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

Text from Pages 1 - 177 of the 1976 volume:

We, as a class, have progres $Wo’ej| ic' gfrs without the con ijnuing help of any one oefsofcJBjifcdn there have been many different people thr )ughou|gpp% ooling who have given m a hand. The administration, the faculty, the community, our par- ents, our fellow students, and ourselves. It is to all these poeplc that our yearbook, The Road to Independence, is dedicated. Top: Mr. Peterson—Superintendent of Schools Bottom: Mr. Molnar-High School Principal Zhere’s M Koati to Board of Education: Mr. Nelson, Mr. Potter, Mr. Maroney, Mr. Rocca, Mr. Peck- ham, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Wentworth. Missing: Mrs. Drew, Mr. McAdoo. Mrs. Breckinridge-Nurse Mrs. Taylor-Secretary 4 Independence Without leadership Mrs. Murphy-Director of Food Service Mr. Murphy-Director of Student Activities, Social Studies Mr. Miller-High School Guidance Mr. Wisner-High School Guidance Mrs. Whitman-Guidance Secretary 5 Mr. Caneen-Director of Visual Aids 1. Robert Price—Night Supervisor; 2. Raymond Scott—Custodian; 3. Calvin Leonard-Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds; 4. Guy Flanagan- Maintainance Man; 5. Oakley Holland—District tylan. BUS DRIVERS: Row 1: Bob Butler, John Moore, Loren Lytle, Don Wilson, Bob Ray. Row 2: Larry Aldous, Glen Hurlbut, Robert A. Aldous, Perry Watson, Joe Conant, Robert W. Aldous. Imp 6 1. Flo Brown-Custodian; 4. Trudi Ho Hand-Cook; 7. Lynn Ostrander 3. Bill Ayers-Maintainance Man; 5. Gerald Fifield-Custodian; 8. Pan -Custodian. —Leftovers. 2. Cooks: Bev Hills, Marian Lytle, Doris Ro- senbarker. 6. Cooks: Row 1 Kathy Amo, Jeanna Trombley, Helen Rexford. Row 2: Doro- thy Potter. 1. Mr. De Maio-Driver Education; 2. Mr. Grant-Agriculture; 3. Mrs. Monroe-English; 4. Mr. Franklin-Social Studies; 5|. Mr. Smilgin- Social Studies; 6. Mrs. Colton-Social Studies; 7. Mr. R. Smith-Physi- cal Education; 8. Mr. Seymour-English; 9. Mr. Isham-Special Edu- cation; 10. Mr. Walts-Vocational Education; 11. Mr. B. Smith - English. 8 1. Mr. Kingston-Social Studies; 2. Mr. Santeramo-Band, Stage Band; 3. Ms. Hourihan—Home Economics; 4. Mr. Benvenuto—Art, Human- ities; 5. Mrs. Renick—English, Humanities; 6. Mr. Donnelly-Business Education; 7. Mr. Garner-Industrial Arts; 8. Mrs. Audet—English; 9. Mr. Baffaro-Music, Humanities; 10. Mrs. Markkula-Business Educa- tion; 11. Mrs. Martin—English. 9 1. Mr. Witherhead—Science; 2. Mr. Coir—Math; 3. Mr. Chisholm-Science;4. Mr. Hayden-Science; 5. Mr. Bar- ry—Science;6. Mr. Jones—Math; 7. Mr. Reynolds—Math; 8. Mr. Holena-Math. 10 1. Mrs. Almstead—Librarian; 3. Mrs. Free- 4. Mr. Audet—Director of Athletics land-Assistant Librarian; 6. Mrs. Reed- French; 8. Mrs. Navan-Spanish. 2. Mrs. Christopher—Latin, Social Studies; 5. Mrs. Caracciolo-Physical Education; 7. Ms. Mial-Physical Education; 9. Mr. Riggs- Physical Education, Driver Education. 11 s 4 F E E T E II E I The freshmen began their road to independence with many changes from last year. Individualized schedules, elective English, and open study hall are just a few. With three years ahead more changes will come, and hope- fully independence too. Front Row: Barb Peckham, Treasurer; Sharon Van- Auken, President; Back Row: Sue Chadwick, Sec- retary; Mrs. Reed, Advisor; Patsy Danehy, Vice Presi- dent; Mr. Jones, Advisor. I think I’ll spit on it. FRESHMEN: Row 1: M. Stone, K. Rowen, A. Thompson, J. Rowe, C. Sibbitts, A. Taylor. Row 2: S. Stebbins, S. Stokes, J. Tracy, M. Taylor, V. Randall, D. Robert, B. Romey, G. Sheldon. Back Row: S. Proulx, E. Swartsfigure, S. Taylor, J. Smith, T. Stone. No brain, no pain! - I’m here to talk about an anti-perspirant. FRESHMEN: Sitting: S. Kirby, B. Lufburrow, S. LaBrake, T. Le- mieux, T. Lee, S. Leet, J. Kepes. Kneeling: M. Lee, R. Lock, S. Ladi- son, N. Lamendola. Standing: P. Mathews, W. LaClair, D. Latimer, P. Lawrence, J. Locey, C. MacLennan, M. Locy, D. Marsh, P. McAllester. 15 FRESHMEN: LEFT TEETER-TOTTER (TOP TO BOTTOM): B. Rivet, B. Peck, G. Rivet. BAR: J. Prouty, M. Pitkin, L. Pierce. RIGHT TEETER-TOTTER (T. TO B.): B. Peckham, S. Ricalton, J. Peterson, S. Peters, M. Rivers. I wonder where he keeps him- self on the weekends? FRESHMEN: C. Cohen, K. Cotter, P. Danehy, L. Davis, H. Condon, T. Clements, R. Christopher, D. Cromie, L. Corbine, M. Christy, M. Charleson, D. Delorme, S. Cropper, P. Delorme, J. Clements, G. Davis. 16 FRESHMEN: Row 1: D. Noble, L. Monroe. Row 2: S. Middlemiss, D. Morrison, L. Premo, P. Murphy, C. Mouthorp, C. Ormsbee, J. Newman. Row 3: R. McAllister, B. Mead, C. McManus, G. Miller, J. Locy. 13 is not an unlucky number. Jumping’s my name. Staring’s my game. Elementary, my dear. 17 ■ FRESHMEN: Row 1: E. Bush, P. Bullock, W. Brabaw, M. Brandt, J Boyden. R.qw 2: T. Burcume, T. Buell, S. Camp, P. Burnham, L. Bop- rey, A. Boprey, D. Brossoit, M. Butler, D. Carroll, S. Chadwick, K Cashman, L. Brady. FRESHMEN: Row 1: D. York, P. Votra, K. Trombley. Row 2: E. VonSchiller, R. Whitman, M. Wilkinson, T. Walts, A. York, S. Van Auken, S. Todd, B. Snyder, Top: G. Wisner. 18 19 FRESHMEN: Sitting: N. Ames, L. Blackburn, D. Baker, L. Bessette, T. Alguire, C. Blackmer. Standing: L. Akins, T. Ahlrich, J. Ames, S. Barney, T. Bennett, B. Abt, R. Ashton, F. Ashley, R. Bessette, S. Bonno. FRESHMEN: Sitting: J. Matthews, T. Coffey, S. Trippany, A. Tupper. Standing: T. Doig, S. Williams, C. Rafter, D. Yearick, W. Eschmann, B. Pharoah, J. Peck, W. Darrah, J. Rivers. FRESHMEN: Row 1: D. Holland, R. Hill, A. Hedger, D. Hills, D. Green, B. Gregor, K. Jordan, E. Holmes, M. Harney, H. Hodge, K. Jackson, B. Jandreau. Row 2: N. Hastings, J. Jones, B. Greenwood, J. Hayes, K. Hammond, V. James, C. Hughes. 20 FRESHMEN: Row 1: V. DeMaio, L. Field, B. Donnelly, K. Free, M. Eells, C. Grant, D. Flanagan, B. Foote, R. Gotham, D. Emhof, R. De- Gillespie, D. Edwards. Row 2: M. Demeter, D. Foster, G. Gilson, D. meter, S. Goodwin, D. Dew, K. Denhoff. Kill it before it spreads! Which profile do you want—my left or right? Up your nose with a garden hose. 21 With two years finished, the Sophomores realized a little more the meaning of independence: staying after school to finish work, attending a meeting or being relied upon to help the class. And Sophomores never let Freshmen forget means respect! SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President, Lee Brossoit; Vice president, Sue Reasoner; Secretary, Valli Maroney; Treasurer, Judy Poticher; Advisors: Mr. Sey- mour and Mrs. Martin. Smile! You’re on Candid Camera. SOPHOMORES: Row 1: J. Harrington, K. Jordon, B. Gratto; Kenyon. Row 3: C. Gardner, P. Hitchman, J. Hamilton, S. Row 2: S. Gordon, J. Grunow, M. Hatline, K. Hazeltine, M. Fobare, K. Hill, B. Grandaw, J. Hunt, K. Holland. Mary, you can’t use that type of lan- guage in an English composition. What’s up doc? SOPHOMORES: Row 1: S. Chisholm, J. Christy, T. Caracciolo, S. Boise, B. Blanchard. Row 2: C. Bates, N. Clark, D. Chase, B. Casey, C. Benjamin, J. Boprey, D. Cady, L. Brossoit. SOPHOMORES: Kneeling: A. Dafoe, R. Dafoe, B. Coller, K. Cote, E. D. Edwards, K. Doig, H. Davis, B. Corbine, J. Cote, M. Clark, C. Burn- Cornell. Standing: T. Crupi, D. Curtis, D. Elberty, D. DeLorme, D. El- ham, P. Curry, liott, C. Alexander, R. Brandt, R. Dewan, M. Cunningham, L. Connor, iiyswifi 25 SOPHOMORES: Row 1: C. Moffet, S. Molnar, N. Merrill. Row 2: B. Newcombe, T. Mouthrop, T. Miller, D. Mc- Martin, D. Martin, M. McKinnon, C. McGee McKinnon Inmate No. 5806 SOPHOMORES: Row 1: K. McCollum, H. Leavitt, B. Kepes. Row 2: L. Mark- kula, E. Lindenmayer, J. Matteson, H. Kotz, A. LaFlair, T. McBath. Row 3: B. Ladison, D. Marsh, V. Maroney, M. Lamendola, E. Levato, L. Knapp, J. Mathews. Row 4: L. MacDonald, C. Mager, M. McEwen. Row 5: R. Lobdell, C. Leonard, M. LaMere I did not have the answers written on the desk. 26 SOPHOMORES: Row 1: S. Taylor, G. Shelmidine, D. Smith. Row 2: T. VandeWater, M. Shields, S. Tay- lor, G. Stratford. Row 3: E. Smith, T. Taberski, A. Street, C. Squires, D. Trudell. Oh no! Here comes Brecky. 27 Quarter of an inch to spare! SOPHOMORES: Row 1: L. Pierce, L. Race, S. Pierce, D. Parker. Row 2: B. Newman, R. Newvine, K. Mayhew, A. Priolo. Row 3: J. Poticher, C. Newman, V. Perry, D. Pharoah, P. Lynch, L. Peters, C. Planty, L. Newvine. Boy! What school lunches can do to you. Gee Mrs. Breckenridge, I didn’t mean to skip school yesterday. What do you mean the office is looking for me? SOPHOMORES: Row 1: J. Gilson, K. Emhof, S. Foster, P. Forsythe, S. Frear. Row 2: T. Gary, S. Faucher, S. Fletcher, F. George, S. Foote, J. Ferguson, T. Evans, M. Fadden, M. Gillespie, J. Goolden. SOPHOMORES: Row 1: D. Bovay, J. Ash, Row 2: D. Bjork, T. Ahlrich, S. Blackmer, R. Bailey, M. Bice, R. Camp, B. Barrick, M. Bisonette, D. Baker, S. Bisnett, D. Aldous, L. Bennett. Ooh .... a mouse! 29 I came back ... to Brylcream. 30 SOPHOMORES: Row 1: B. Richardson, R. Santamoor, J. Sanderson, D. Ritz, S. Sanderson, L. Murphy, C. Rexford, T. Reilly, L. Fotham, C. Roberts, T. Robinson. Row 2: K. Rich, S. Reasoner, C. Palmer, C. Rose, M. Radway, G. Snider, R. Saucier, D. Ricalton, A. Richardson, B. Rookey, K. Seely. SOPHOMORES: Row 1: J. Pope, L. Quackenbush. Row 2: T. Walker, S. Hayes, D. Morter, M. Sibbitts. Row 3: D. LaClair, J. LeDuc, P. Deshane, S. Hammond, S. Stowell, E. LaSala. 3 tfVnrr J J IP C I? r j Season's Scores Canton 5 Potsdam 0 Canton 6 Chateaugay 0 Canton 6 Gouverneur 0 Canton 2 Norwood 0 Canton 4 Madrid 1 Canton 8 Ogdensburg 0 Canton 6 Massena 0 Canton 3 Potsdam 1 Canton 0 Chateaugay 0 Canton 5 Gouverneur 0 Canton 4 Norwood 1 Canton 5 Madrid 0 Canton 6 Ogdensburg 0 Canton 5 Massena 0 ) Hup, two, three, four! OK, boys, this is how you do it. 11 ft H ft 5 M ft N .S' •' . _ V ?• ' ‘ • «. ft ( � f $ ft ra ’ft. aiA ft i� c) aft a i ft :f{ i ■in-Air pi Ml J.V. SOCCER: Row 1: R. Newvine, B. Gratto, K. Meenan, P. Van Hyning, B. Grandaw, M. McKinnon, D. Bovay (Capt.), P. Curry, L. Pierce, T. Stone, J. Harrington. Row 2: D. Emhoff, M. Shields, B. Blanchard, S. Foster, P. Hitchman, L. Brossoit, C. Mager, T. Van De- Water, K. McCullum, B. Foote, J. Gilson. Row 3: R. Durocher (Asst. Coach), R. McAllister, T. Clements, R. Bessette, J. Brown, R. Christo- pher, F. Ashley, B. Hayes, G. Wisner, M. Von Schiller, W. Williams, J. Locy, D. Brossoit, M. Lee, S. Goodwin, S. Kirby, S. Bristol, G. Miller, M. Kenyon, J. Ash, Coach Smilgin. 34 Zliis year’s ‘JV Soccer Zeam Again turned in another undefeated season under the direction of Coach Smilgin. This stretched the J.V. Booters undefeated string to 34 games in 3 seasons. The team was led by John Harrington with 23 goals and goalie Pat Curry who registered 11 shutouts. Come on, guys; you can do it Where did the ball go? Hey, man, I didn’t do it. 35 $V football Season's Scores Canton 16 Potsdam 20 Canton 16 Ogdensburg 8 Canton 0 Massena 26 Canton 8 Gouverneur 14 Canton 8 Tupper Lake 8 Canton 14 Malone 20 Canton 30 St. Lawrence Central 22 J.V. FOOTBALL: Row 1: T. Taberski, K. Lawrence, T. Gratto, B. Corbine, S. Chisholm, D. Elberty, S. Molnar, S. Taylor, J. Christy. Row 2: L. Murphy, M. Butler, T. Doig, J. Boprey, B. Barrick, M. Pitk- in, N. Lamendola, T. Lemieux, D. Jackson. Row 3: D. Parker, S. Wil- liams, J. Smith, D. Dew, D. Marsh, G. Sheldon, E. Von Schiller, D. Carroll. Row 4: P. Matthews, T. Noble, B. Whiteford, P. McKenna, T. Mouthrop, J. Green, K. Hammond, D. Cady, C. Alexander. Row 5: Coach Riggs, K. Mayhew, D. Elliot, K. Hazeltine, T. Crupi, B. Jand- reau, Coach Chisholm, Missing: T. Caracciolo. 36 Zhc 3V football Zeam Ced by Captains Tony Crupi and Tony Caracciolo finished the 1975 season as co-champions in B Division of the Northern Ath- letic Conference. Outstanding players this year were quarter- back Scott Chisholm, ends Kevin Lawrence and Eric Von Schiller, and Defensive guard Bernie Cor- bine who was taken up to the Varsity team half-way through the season. Third and twenty. Pile on! 37 (jirls y V Soccer Mad a Last night was a hard night. Hey guys, wait for me! Canton 1 Saranac Lake 2 Canton 2 Gouverneur 1 Canton 1 Salmon River 1 Canton 1 Norwood-Norfolk 0 Canton 2 Madrid-Waddington 0 Canton 3 Ogdensburg 1 Canton 3 Masse na 0 Canton 3 Potsdam 0 GIRLS J.V. SOCCER: Kneeling: M. Christy, S. Hayes, Coach Walts, M. Locy, R. Santamoor. Standing: P. Webb, J. Grunow, T. Evans, K. Rowen, W. Walts, D. Baker, C. MacLennan. 38 fruitful Season Zltis year Streaking? In 1975? How dumb! with a record of 6-1-1 led by Captains Sheryl Hayes and Jackie Grunow. Roxanne Santamoor, Kathy Hayes and Carol Mac Lennan also added tremendously to the success of the team. GIRLS J.V. SOCCER: Center: Mrs. Walts. Left to Right: J. Butler, S. Smith, M. Barlow, B. Newman, J. Von Schiller, J. Whalen, K. Hayes, P. Danehy, V. De Maio, C. Hughes. 39 i J.V. SOCCER CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: C. Palmer, S. Reasoner, Row 2: J. La Duc, S. Peters, M. Kenyon, L. Bes- sette, P. Forsythe. Missing: J. Sanderson. J. V. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: C. McGee, S. Chadwick, A. Hedger, C. Benjamin, J. Ferguson. Row 2: K. Cotter, S. Trippany, B. Richardson. 40 J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. Row 1: B. Richardson, C. McGee; Row 2: J. Fergeson, M. Locy, S. Chadwick; Row 3: S. Trippany, C. Cohen, K. Cotter. j told you to get over there. Get into it Jody. Perfect? J.V. Hockey cheerleaders this year were: J. Sanderson. M. Christy, L. Bissette, K. Hughs, K. Hayes, D. Smith, S. Peters and missing from pictures M. Lamendola. Who said that? 41 J.V. BASKETBALL: Row 1: L. Brossoit, Coach Dusharm, E. Von Hammond, R. Waters, L. Pierce, T. Crupi, P. Wilkinson, J. Goolden, Schiller. Row 2: S. Goodwin, R. Christopher, K. Jordan. Row 3: K. M. Von Schiller, R. Whitman, S. Boise. Desire and Jn Kept Rah, Rah, Rass, . . . the young J.V. hoopsters rolling this year. Their talent steadily im- proved every game due to the lead- ership of captains Lee Brossoit and Eric Von Schiller. Coach Dusharm is looking forward to next year when many of this year’s freshmen will get a chance to shine. 43 The new thing-electric hair! Hi there. Zkc 'Defending Deague champs coached by Jim Akins were in strong conten- tion for another A division championship this year. Paced by Captain John Harrington and assistant cap- tains Greg Stratford and Kevin Lawrence the J.V. skaters turned in a respectable season. 44 Canton controls the puck. The Bears take the face-off. 45 J.V. HOCKEY: Row 1: R. Camp, S. Molnar, D. Elberty, J. Harring- ton, D. Jackson, P. Curry, G. Miller, C. Alexander. Row 2: G. Wisner, K. Lawrence, B. Grandaw, S. Taylor, S. Chisholm, S. Taylor, D. Morter, J. Christy, R. Lobdell,T. Phalon, G. Stratford, Coach Akins. Even without a pin my Timex keeps running. J. Locy, B. Foote, D. Elliot, D. Martin, J. Peck, B. Corbine, Row 3: M. Smith, Coach Todd. Awaiting the whistle Row 1: J. Peters, D. Walts, W. Darrah, M. Butler, R. McAllister, F. Ashley, M. Peters, J. Jones, S. Camp. Row 2: T. Noble, P. Matthews, 46 Hold it! I’ve lost my contact lense! Coach Todd’s J.V. Matmen, led by Cap- tain Bernie Corbine stayed in contention in the B Division throughout the season. The team was comprised mainly of fresh- men, so next year is going to look good for the J.V. Wrestlers. That’s not fair! Spiderman vs. superfly 47 Dancing lessons? Zke Girls’ {IV basketball team, under the direction of a new coach, Mr. Ceronie, consisted of many young players. A good year was predicted (The Yearbook went to press as the season was just beginning.) JV GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: M. Conner, M. Barlow, J. Butler. Standing: K. Hayes, C. Mac Lennan, P. Danehy, J. Von Schiller, H. Huntley, W. Walts, M. Weeks, Coach Ceronie. Missing: B. Peckham. 48 I’m coming to get you. Concentration Heel! Up! Up and away! 49 The firing squad. . • { Varsity C is made up of all people who have earned a varsity letter. The club raises mon- ey to buy trophies for the awards after each season. President Robin Huntley and Secre- tary Karen O’Brien headed the annual Don- key-Basketball game, as fund raising for this year. You shouldn’t have! Odds or evens? VARSITY C: Row 1: C. Brown, M. Clute, S. Chisholm, B. El- more, M. Bowman, J. Ferguson, B. Grunow, J. Kennedy, A. Audet. Row 2: J. Lawrence, D. Cady, J. Grunow, R. Donnelly, M. Brassard, C. Dewan, M. Kenyon, T. Creasy. Row 3: J. Bick- nell, B. Ash, C. Fitzgerald, D. Aldous, M. Bisonette, C. Christo- pher, D. Dart. Row 4: H. Cohen, J. Erwin, A. Baker, R. Hutchin- son, R. Hill, R. James, R. Klemens. Row 5: S. Gardner, J. Hayes, C. Butler, J. Abt, C.Maroney, M. Bowman. 52 VARSITY C: Row 1: R. Santamoor, K. Lawrence, S. Sheldon, B. Stiles, M. Reichert, P. Murphy, R. Scott, P. Webb. Row 2: T. Miller, K. Sheldon, K. Lin- coln, M. Kenyon, F. Collo, T. Sanderson, B. Smith, V. Maroney, B. Norton. Row 3: K. Sayer, C. White, S. Monroe, K. Rexford, S. Gordon, P. Van Hyning, R. Locy, T. Whiteford, D. Kennedy. Row 4: C. Scalise, L. Peckham, G. Saucier, P. Travers, K. Navan, C. Palmer, W. Walts, A. Street, W. Morri- son. Row 5: M. Darrah, L. Mattot, J. MacDonald, W. Conjura, S. Supernault, A. Oliver. Row 6: B. Sayer, F. Rookey, D. Taylor, R. Neadom, P. Mace, R. Mil- ler, R. Spadaccini, J. Reichert. Row 7: M. Maroney, V. Leonard, T. Whalen, B. Scalise, M. Randall. That will be $750, please. This year about 45 students from Canton went to BOCES each day. The 12 second year students and 34 first year stu- dents took courses in Auto Services, Building Trades, Li- censed Practical Nursing, Resort Services Food Preparation, Agriculture Mechanics, Cosmetology, Distributive Ed, Con- servation and Welding. 54 I’ve been dubbed a knight. 55 Jinda” Melinda INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP: Row 1: K. Dafoe, B. Robinson, S. Frear, H. hoff, J. Brabaw, E. Levato, P. Danehy, J. Boyden, J. Matteson, D. Lehr. Leavitt. Row 2: D. Den- EXCHANGE STUDENTS: Yuko Takeo, Alejandra Gomez, Lucina Torres. Laura in Columbia Three Exchange Students visited Canton this year. Yuko Takeo, from Japan, is the first exchange student to come to Canton from that country. Alejandra Gomez is from Mexico. Both Yuko and Alejandra are in Canton for ten months. Lucina Eorres, also from Mexico, was only here for three months. The students who spent last year abroad were Deb- bie Luffburrow in Belgium, Melinda Smith in Peru and Laura Peckham in Colombia. As of December, this summer’s stu- dents had not been chosen. 56 Another round on the house! The walls are alive with the sound of Lennon! Radio Station, WCHS, was started last year with donations of money and equipment from the classes of ’75, ’76 and ’77, Thes- pians, Student Council, WSLU, WPDM, and WRWK. This year the station started enthusiastically, but ran into equipment problems which halted broadcasting, and unfortunately enthusiasm can’t replace broken equipment. RADIO STATION: Sitting: R. Simpson, D. Dart, T. Holland, D. Brown, J. Kennedy. Standing: M. Scriminger, G. Saucier, A. Acker, M. McKinnon, T. Whalen, D. Dittman, A. Baker. 57 : 11 Zkis year’s 58 Group of Thespians Mas Really Done a How bizarre my dear, and what a coincidence. great job! Most people don’t realize the tremendous amount of work that goes into a theatrical production. Under the direction of Mr. Brian Smith, Thespian Troupe 232 has shown its exceptional dra- matic aptitude in many performances. Doll abuse THESPIANS: Row 1: H. Leavitt, J. Matteson, M. Rearing, D. Dittman, C. Christopher, D. Lufburrow, M. Gilles- pie, L. Markkula. Row 2: D. Clements, B. Kepes, Mr. Smith, A. Acker, D. Dittman, P. Murphy. Missing: S. Mon- roe. 59 ANNOUNCERS: Sitting: M. McKinnon. Standing: D. Shean, J. Brabaw, P. Webb, T. Priolo. ANNOUNCERS: Row 1: S. Supernault, M. Elliott, W. Conjura. Row 2: D. Lufburrow, Don’t tell me. I have to announce today-right? S. Marsh, T. Weeks. Row 3: S. Reichert, D. Curtis, L. Peckham, P. Mprhy. Attention all what? 60 Student Council is headed-this year by President Laura Peckham, Vice Presi- dent Maurie Maroney, Secretary Amy Oliver, Treasurer Charlie Christopher, and Advisors Mr. Smilgin and Mr. Reyn- olds. By December, the student council had already succeeded in getting locker room conditions bettered and had also sent the exchange students to Harrisville for an Exchange Student weekend. Skidding in Driver Ed. sure is fun, but I like that sign better the way it was before. STUDENT COUNCIL-JUNIORS SENIORS: Row 1: P. Murphy, L. Peck- ham, R. Whalen, K. O’Brien, D. Ashley, M. Maroney. Row 2: A. Oliver, B. Brossoit, A. Acker, Mr. Smilgin, C. Christopher, B. Bronson. STUDENT COUNCIL-FRESHMEN SOPHS: Row 1: S. Van Auken, B. Peckham, P. Danehy, A. Street, N. Merrill, C. Hayes, S. Chadwick, L. Knapp, K. Rich. 61 This is a rough job! Andy Moffett was the editor for the first two issues of the WASH; in January a new system went into effect. The staff decided to have a different editor every issue. The editors were Amy Acker, Teresa Monroe, Tom Holland, Dick Clements, Pete Wilkinson, and Mike Clute. Correspondents for the school newspaper included all of the above people and Dave Holland, Andy Audet, Steve Pierce, Jim Street, Jim Ash, Mike McKinnon, Doug Dittman, And Donna Dittman. WASH STAFF: Row 1: A. Audet, T. Monroe, J. Street, A. Moffett, M. Clute. Row 2: D. Clements, D. Holland, J. Ash, S. Pierce, M. Mc- Kinnon, P. Wilkinson, T. Holland. 62 Brain Power! MATH LEAGUE: Row 1: R. Simpson, S. Pierce, A. Audet, M. Cunningham. Row 2: D. Dart, P. Travers, D. Brown, G. Saucier, T. Whalen, R. Brandt, R. Saucier. Row 3: T. Priolo, W. Morrison. This year’s Math league was powered by the strong nucle- us of last year’s 2nd place team. A majority of the scor- ing was done by the seniors on the squad. All in all, it was a good season. The Chess club, on the other hand, found few opponents. Having only one rated player, the club found itself unable to get interscholastic com- petition. They capitalized on their size and played mostly inter-club matches. CHESS CLUB: Sitting: D. Dart, S. Pierce, G. Saucier. Standing: W. Chon, J. Kennedy, R. Ashton, N. Cunningham, C. Moffett, D. Brown, D. Perry. 63 Bob Ray-Used car dealers YEARBOOK STAFF: Row 1 L. Peckham, M. Elliot, S. Kingston, T. Weeks. Row 2 D. Dart, J. Kennedy, D. Brown. I’m the editor now! How does this work? Hold still, Mr. Bowie! Surprise? No, you dog, I’m editor! Not like that! 64 Zhe 76 Algonquin Staff Art Editor Business Editor Circulation Manager Circulation Staff Class Editor Copy Editor Editors-in-Chief Layout Editors Photographers Photography Advisor Sports Editors Typists Advisor Sylvia Kingston Gary Saucier Patty Travers Tori Creasy Marilyn Elliott John Kennedy Vernon Leonard Kathy Lincoln Cheeeeese Stacey Marsh Jim Street Paula Webb Laura Peckham Martha Reichert Kathy Sheldon Teresa Monroe Teresa Weeks Debbie Ashley Doug Brown Stewart Gardner Rick Scott Mr. Young Dave Dart Shari Supernault Theresa Curry Sue Reichert Kelly Trombley Mrs. Monroe One eye is better than none! YEARBOOK STAFF: Sitting: P. Travers, S. Reichert, M. Reichert, T. Creasy, Standing: G. Saucier, P. Webb, K. Sheldon, R. Scott. Missing: T. Monroe, K. O’Brien. A Special Zhanks to Mr. Voung for Mis Photographic Me Ip ASTRONOMY CLUB: Mr. Garner, J. Ash, C. Bates, B. Gregor, D. Cady, D. Latimer. LIBRARY AIDS: L. Brady, M. Perry, B. McGregor, E. Jenack, C. Scalise, V. Pharaah, S. Stowell. Library Aids consist of volunteers who help in the library. An aid may receive Vi credit after a year of assuming responsibility for a particu- lar job. The Astronomy Club was a new club this year. Some of its activities included a trip to the planetarium in Potsdam and studying the heavens through telescopes and cameras. 66 NHS: Row 1: A. Acker, D. Edwards, G. Saucier, Row 2: D. Dittman, P. Murphy, P. Travers, Row 3: D. Dittman, C. Christopher, D. Dart, B. Squires. NHS is a group of students chosen on the basis of excellence in leader- ship, scholarship, character, and service. Inductions occur every fall and spring. NHS’s main activity is running the coke machine. Profits from this are used for a scholarship. NHS: Row 1: K. O’Brien,D. Brown,P. Webb, K. Sheldon, Row 2: M. Bowman, T. Creasy, S. Supernault, V. Pharoah. Row 3: C. Dewan, F. Snider, Missing: D. Lufburrow, S. Tupper, G. Corbine, L. Shelmidine, H. Cohen, C. Brown. 67 P«1 I never could read music. It’s not my fault my baritone played a wrong note! Row 1: L. Peckham-Secretary, S. Morter—President. Row 2: R. Simpson-Treasurer,D. Clements-Vice President My tongue’s stuck! 68 Oh no, not the huckleberry! i j Concentration. Eh-Pascual! BAND: Row 1: L. Pierce, J. Peterson, R. Votra, L. Peckham. Row 2: Smith, D. Clements, J. Locy, R. Simpson, J. Boyden, D. Cady. Row C. White, P. Murphy, J. Erwin, M. Locy, S. Morter, D. Yearrick, R. 4: J. Boprey, Mr. Santeramo, M. Scriminger, E. Bush, D. Holland, A. Locy, N. Lemieux, C. Butler. Row 3: L. Prouty, B. Donnelly, M. Baker, D. Morter, D. Lehr, J. Green. 69 teaming to Play ORCHESTRA: Row 1: M. Rearing, B. Peckham, S. Frear, D. Noble. Row 2: K. Doig, L. Mark- kula, E. Cornell, A. Tupper, Z. Morter, L. Peckham. Row 3: A. Baker, D. Morter, D. Holland, D. Dittman. 70 beautiful Music ORCHESTRA: Row 1: H. Leavitt, K. Rexford, B. Kepes, B. Robinson. Row 2: P. Murphy, J. Erwin, K. Free, D. Aldous, Mrs. Kear, J. Matteson, S. Van Aukin, L. Monroe, Row 3: S. Morter, J. Boyden. 71 All Right. This time let’s try playing the same song. Oh—The Ban wore off! Sad notes. 1 111 N m. t % ■,% ■W +!d I CHORUS-Row 1: S. Morter, H. Leavitt, M. Gillespie, D. Dittman, P. Murphy, K. Doig, W. Walts, C. Benjamin, V. DeMaio, K. Cashman, J. Kepes, M. Gillespie, Mr. Laraway. Row 2: L. Monroe, K. Free, S. Frear, L. Markkula, J. Matteson, D. Edwards, D. Perry, B. Gregor, E. Cornell, B. Kepes, V. Perry. Row 3: M. Hatline, S. Hatline, S. Reason- er, K. Seeley, V. Maroney, D. Clements, D. Dittman, M. Rearing, B. Robinson, W. Conjura. Row 4: M. Locy, L. Prouty, S. Fletcher, K. Hill, S. Bisnett, C. White, C. Palmer, J. Locy, D. Noble, J. Clements, L. Pierce, L. Quackenbush, D. Aldous, A. Matteson, B. Norton, J. Whitcomb. 72 The Music Man Who sang that? 73 vmm - mm FFA Row 1: T. Doig, Mr. Grant, S. Fobare, B. Corbine,B. Sibbitts, B. Squires. Row 2: T. Mouthrop, K. Jordan, D. Cook. liifii GYMNASTICS Row 1: S. Reichert, J. Newman, S. Gill. Row 2: T. Walts, B. Richardson. Row 3: C. Newman, B. Sayer, C. Mc- Gee, V. DeMaio. 74 Grrrrr! Such Manners fir the first time ever, the school Olympics were held in the afternoon. The change did not seem to upset the standings. The Rowdy Rednecks and the Roaring Lions battled to a deadlock. The Blue Bootleggers fol- lowed and last but not least came the Green Gangsters. It’s my best side. 75 Gee, am I scared! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Advisor Mr. Donnelly, Secretary M. Maroney, Vice- President B. Norton, President E. Todd, Treasurer, A. Oliver, Advisor Mr. Kings- ton. How would you like to step into my locker? Hey, baby—What’s happening? With the end of this year, Juniors have left the twists and turns of their road to independence behind them. Re- sponsibilities along with respect have become greater. Getting out of social studies in a half year and passing road tests characterized many Juniors. JUNIORS: Row 1: K. Rexford, Y. Planty, J. Reichert. Row 2: K. Pitkin, K. O’Brien, T. Priolo, R. Locy, L. Prouty, L. Richardson, W. Putnam, Row 3: J. Prouty, M. Pharoah, F. Rookey, B. Norton, R. Pike, A. Oliver. JUNIORS: Row 1: B. Kelly, S. Gordon, R. Hudson, T. Hunt, T. Gratto. Row 2: J. Kitts, C. Frank, B. Garland, D. Kennedy, R. Donnelly, N. Fields, T. Gilson. Row 3: B. Hill, B. Gotham, B. Elmore, C. Fitzgerald, T. Holland, R. Hutchinson, D.Cady. ■PHI EPm Ksr '■ JUNIORS: Row 1: P. Sibbitts, D. Storie, R. Spadaccini. Row 2: S. Sheldon, D. Shean. Row 3: R. Simp- son, C. Streit, B. Rowe, E. Stowell, B. Sayer, C. Scalise, K. Sayer, J. Seavey, D. Stevenson, S. Stiles. Get a load of them legs! Dream on! 79 JUNIORS: Left to Right: G. Barcomb, K. Rexford, B. Robinson, S. Gardner, R. Scott. Where did I get the third hand? 80 JUNIORS: Row 1: A. Wilder, L. Votra, L. Van Ness, H. Waylett, N. Whitmore, M. Travers, J. Whit- comb. Row 2: B. Todd, J. Taylor, R. Whalen, D. Wilder, B. Taylor, T. Whiteford, E. Todd. Mike?? Play FOOTBALL??? JUNIORS: Row 1: R. Miller. Row 2: T. Matzell, P. McMasters, M. McDonald, L. Martin, D. Maloy. Row 3: J. Munson, M. Maroney, L. Nelson, W. Morrison, A. Matteson. Row 4: S. Monroe, M. Mead, G. Martin, T. Whalen. 81 i JUNIORS: Leaning: K. Lawrence, S. Laraby, L. Ladison, B. Lehr, N. Lemieux, J. LaRue, P. Latimer, J. Lawrence, R. Bar- Klemens, T. LaFave, P. Mace. Standing: B. Lasher, P. Lee, D. comb. To be a junior! 82 Scope! Once in the morning does it! I know I’m sexy! Hey, handsome, here I am. JUNIORS: Row 1: C. Boise, R. Crandall, R. Ames, D. Ames, S. Barr, A. Baker. Row 2: L. Black- burn, D. Besaw, T. Ames, K. Amo, R. Waters, C. Ames, A. Blanchard. Who says 87 is a lousy number? 83 Her girdle is killing her. Get out the razor. A thrilling evening at ... 3 i 7 -: Zheir Zheme the Junior Prom. “Cady y f The Junior Prom this year was held October 18, in the Middle School Cafeteria. Kids danced to the sound of “Crystal”. Most everyone had a smashing time and will surely remem- ber that night as one of the best in their Junior year. JUNIORS: Row 1: B. Durocher, M. Brassard, G. Cotter, L. Cohen. Row 2: C. Collins, K. Dafoe, T. Burnham, M. Bowman, B. Bronson, J. Brabaw. Row 3: A. Audet, D. Denhoff, B. Brossoit, J. Abt, C. Butler, M. Clute, S. Dafoe. Get off my case! i Shazam!!!! Haven’t you ever seen one of those before? 86 : I I can’t help it if the wall got in my way. Evil Knevil Junior I really didn’t want to see that! 87 Together we have grown Sharing heartbreaks along with happiness Experiencing the new, as well as Conforming to the old Being friends ... 1 mam Karen Navan Kathy Lincoln - ■ Paul VanHyning 90 % V - a Darlene Edwards Wendy Conjura Freida Snider Bruce Flanagan 111 ® . - if? Is y: -1 91 s§� • -« � )«Mt ! ' i Kerry Lincoln Cathy O’Brien Fran Collo 94 Gary Saucier Vernon Leonard Mary Kenyon Kelly Trombley 95 Mike Bowman Martha Richardson Susan Tupper Clwis White David Dart 96 Marla MacDonald Kathy Phalon Keith Proulx David Charleson Jolli ied Kathe Bo shane Tammy Sanderson Bob Christy 100 . 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' Sandy Mouthrop K k | r Adejandra Gomez Theresa Curry Bob Newman Becky Alexander Mark Darrah 103 ■ 104 Bob McKenney Sue Reichert Dons Powers Bob Scalise ' - 3 ' iC Wm Michelle Pitkin Teresa Weeks Steve Harrmtond | li 105 1if Citris Brown Mike Scriminger Jim Ferguson Dick Jackson 107 Martha Reichert Greg Conklin TheresaC'urtan Andrea Maffetone Don Taylor 108 Curtis Crowell 109 Mary Pat Rearing Doug Brou n Vicky Pharoali Charles Christopher Patty Travers 110 Patty Murphy Moe Gates Mike Latimer Debra Carr Ml John Rich Debbie Premo and Tonya Ashley Virginia St. Andrews Tad Evans 112 % Christine Richardson Marty Hutto Larry Sheridan Walter Holmes Debbie Cashman Jackie Downing Carol Dewan 116 Bethany Anderson Stacey Marsh Sam Peterson Jim Street Rick Neadom ■ 117 Randy Murdie Jackie Co Her Debbie Longshore 119 ' Donna Dittman Su Morter Roxanne Aldou Karen Day SiI.O - 120 jmmmmm Janet McDonald David Noble Doug Dittman Marilyn Elliott Chuck VanVleet Mark Randall Teresa Monroe Randy James Athena Blodgett , M Zhis year’s Cross Country led by Gary Saucier (Most Valuable Runner) and Dave Taylor (Most Improved Runner), completed their best season in four years. Under the direction of Coach Bob (Flipper) Smith, the Canton Harriers finished third in the N.A.C., B Division. We’re number one! Zeam WATER! Kneeling: R. Waters, D. Taylor, J. Willets, T. Brown, Coach Smith. Standing: J. Reichert, G. Saucier, J. Kennedy, D. Dart, J. Street, D. Brown, M. Mead, S. Jason. Missing: A. Thorbahn, J. Rich, B. Ash. I hear you, Ma! He can’t catch me. Season’s Scores Canton 27 Saranac Lake 28 Canton 35 Madrid 24 Canton 27 Tupper Lake 29 Canton 41 Norwood 19 Only 12 more miles to go! 127 They’re off! I’d rather drive. Season's Scores Who said jogging is fun? GIRLS CROSS-COUNTRY: J. Leet, Z. Morter, C. Wells, L. Ash, J. Green, A. Klemens, Coach Smith. .. And away we Go! Canton 26 Madrid-Waddington Canton 41 Tupper Lake ‘I Think I’m Lost!” Just 128 O.k. girls, this is it! It’s now or never Although the Girls Cross Country team came in last, with an 0-2 rec- ord, they ran well against their opponents for their first year. They voted Lydia Ash as most im- proved and Patty Travers as most valuable runner. 129 Zhe Qirls Varsity Soccer Zeam ended their 75 season with a 6-3-1 record. Four members made All- Northern: 1st team: Kim Sayer, Barb Sayer, and Mary Kenyon; 2nd team: Sue Gill. The team chose Karen Navan, Most Valuable Of- fense; Kim Sayer, Most Valuable Defense; Carrie Fitzgerald, Most GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER: Front Row: J. Erwin, Coach Walts, S. Gill. Back Row: W. Mousaw, K. O’Brien, L. Peckham, K. Navan, K. Sayer, M. Maroney. 130 GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER: Front Row: T. Gilson,Coach Walts, R. Locy. Back Row: C. Fitzgerald, B. Sayer, P. Lee, C. Ames, M. Bras- sard, M. Bowman, L. Ladison. Season's Scores Canton 1 Saranac Lake 2 Canton 7 Gouverneur 2 Canton 0 Salmon River 1 Canton 4 Norwood-Norfolk 1 Canton 3 St. Lawrence Central 1 Canton 1 Clifton-Fine 0 Canton 1 Madrid -W addingto n 1 Canton 0 OFA 1 Canton 2 Massena 1 Canton 2 Potsdam 0 131 132 Our secret weapon it! They Never Up A new dance? and with this determination the Can- ton Varsity Soccer Team, led by Bob Stiles (N.A.C. high scorer) and other All-Northern players Paul VanHyning, Bob Durocher, John McDonald, Tim Whalen, and Shane Barr, won the Section 10 Championship. The Cham- pions commanded by Roger Dusharm beat arch rival Madrid-Waddington 3-2 in overtime to take the conference. Scores Canton 2 Potsdam 0 Canton 4 Chateaugay 2 Canton 3 Go u verne ur 0 Canton 0 Norwood 1 Canton 2 Madrid 3 Canton 3 Lisbon 2 Canton 3 OFA 2 Canton 4 Massena 3 Canton 2 Potsdam 1 Canton 1 Chateaugay 1 Canton 4 Gouverneur 0 Canton 0 Norwood 1 Canton 4 Madrid 1 Canton 7 Lisbon 1 Canton 5 OFA 1 Canton 1 Massena 4 Front Row: P. VanHyning, B. Stiles, K. Stone, L. Mattot, R. Simp- son, D.Lawrence. Middle Row: S. Dafoe,B. Durocher, D. Cady, J. Hayes, T. Whalen, S. Barr, J. McDonald. Top Row: M. Scriminger, F. Rookey, A. Baker, D. Noble, R. Hutchinson, A. Blanchard, B. Todd, Coach Dusharm. 133 VARSITY SOCCER CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: Randie Donnelly, Terry Whiteford, Colleen Butler. Row 2: Denise Kennedy, Wendy Morrison. Row 3: Linda Richardson, Pat Latimer. Row 4: Tammy Sanderson. Did you put this tack on my chair? Ride ’em, Bears! What can we say 134 They actually think we’re vicious? VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Front Row: K. Sheldon, S. Reichert, T. Creasy, S. Sheldon. Back Row: M. Reichert, T. Weeks, P. Murphy, D. Curtis. 135 Season’s Scores Canton 22 C.F. 16 Canton 0 Potsdam 6 Canton 0 OFA 32 Canton 8 Massena 6 Canton 12 Gouverneur 22 Canton 10 Tupper Lake 12 Canton 15 Malone 0 Canton 0 St. Lawrence Central 14 t Step lively! That’s using your head. Where’s the other team? Kill! Kill! 136 Our Varsity football Zeam You killed my buddy! this year was again hit by hard luck. They lost many close games but they did pull off a big one when they defeated Massena 6 to 0. All Northern Honors went to co-captains Bob McKenney and Greg Conklin, along with Andy Audet, Don Tay- lor, Bob Scalise, George Corbine, Tim Martin, Jim Ferguson, and Phil McMasters. I dub thee, O.J. Simpson! VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1: D. Taylor, B. Scalise, R. Huntley, B. McKenney, G. Conklin, J. Ferguson, M. Randall, G. Corbine. Row 2: T. Martin, B. Elmore, D. Maloy, B. Hill, G. Williams, B. Klemens, R. Spadaccini, J. Lawrence. Row 3: S. Gordon, R. Pike, S. Gardner, A. Moffet, R. James, C. Brown, D. Fletcher, J. Aldous. Row 4: Asst. Coach Seymour, Asst. Coach Coakley, Mgr. E. Stowell, P. McMas- ters, G. Stratford, A. Audet, Coach Audet, Asst. Coach LaDuke. 137 Help, Don, help. OK, boys, just don’t hurt me. Hey, Stu, I didn’t mean it. I ripped my ! ?!%)@ shorts. 138 ted by Senior Co-Captains John McDonald, Mark Randall, and Don Taylor, the Canton Bear skaters were top contenders in the N.A.C. A division. Coach Coakley’s skaters took first place in both the OF A and Alex Bay Tournaments. Graduating Seniors will definietly be missed next year, but hopefully the juniors will be able to fill the gap. If only the puck were around . . . VARSITY HOCKEY: Row 1: R. Spadaccini, R. Miller, B. Christy, M. son, M. Clute, M. McKinnon, D. Bovay, R. Newvine, K. Meenan, D. Randall, D. Taylor, J. McDonald, R. Neadom, B. Flanagan, S. Gardner, Parker, T. Hunt, Mgr. J. Aldous, Coach Coakley. F. Rookey. Row 2: Coach Coseo, B. Klemens, T. Caracciollo, J. Mun- 139 VARSITY HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: B. Anderson, T. Miller, P. Latimer; Row 2: C. Dewan, L. Richardson; Row 3: S. Sheldon, B. Garland. We really are! 140 Beth, we told you to SMILE. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: T. Alguire; Row 2: J. La- Duke, S. Gordon, T. Sanderson, S. Reasoner, F. Collo, Who threw that? How’d he do that? 141 Follow me! He’s dead. I hope the coach doesn’t see me. 142 Under the Watchful Bye of Coach Riggs, captains Jim Taylor and George Corbine kept the Var- sity Mat men in a close race in the N.A.C. B Division this year. Un- defeated halfway through the season were George Corbine, Jeff Gilson, and Dave Taylor. A good hold on things You think it’s easy to wrestle? VARSITY WRESTLING: Row 1: Coach Riggs, S. Gordon, M. Darrah, Taylor, B. Rowe, P. Van Hyning, D. Lawrence, D. Charleson, S. Dafoe, C. Streit, G. Gilson, J. Gilson, D. Taylor, K. McCollum. Row 2: J. G. Corbine. 143 VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: T. Elmore, R. Curtis. Row 2: M. Bowman, P. Murphy, S. Reichert, M. Reichert, D. Curtis, T. Creasy, K. Sheldon, T. Weeks. Row 3: B. Stiles, B. Durocher, B. McKenney, Row 4: R. Hunt- ley, R. Pike, J. Bicknell, W. Putnam, H. Cohen, B. Grunow, T. Stone, B. Elmore, D. Noble, M. Bowman, A. Wilson, T. Whalen, A. Audet, J. Ferguson, Coach Hourihan. 144 How’s this for form? Get in there! Attack! This past year, under the superb guidance of Coach Hourihan, the Canton Golden Bears had an excellent season. Highlighting this year’s season was the new amateur foul shooting record of 598 shots set by Hal Cohen. Adding to the Bears’ scor- ing power were seniors Bob McKenney and Bob Grunow, with tough defense by Jim Ferguson and John Bicknell. Outstanding team support was shown by Senior players Mike Bowman, Bob Stiles, and Dave Noble. Greatly missed were Robin Huntley, out with a knee injury. Freshman Tim Stone shows great promise, along with next year’s Seniors, who will get a chance to show their stuff. 145 Ready for take-off BOYS SWIM TEAM: Row 1: D. Brown, A. Blanchard, E. Jenack,. Momoe, D. Brossoit, R. Scott, C. Christopher, J. Willits, Row 3: D. Row 2: M. Travers, C. Rexford, A. Baker, K. Rexford, R. Simpson, S. Denhoff, Coach Smith. Frog Man to the rescue. 146 r SWIMMING TEAM This year’s swim team led by Captain Doug Brown and Co-Captain Steve Monroe and Rick Simpson found the swimming circuit tough in the NAC. Their only highlight halfway through the season was a tied acquired at Salmon River. Overall Coach Smith was pleased with the team’s performance especially breaststroker Steve Monroe, diver Rick Simpson and the relay team of Brown, Monroe, Simpson and Rexford. It says here that I can swim. 147 GIRLS SWIMMING: Row 1: M. Maroney, A. Street, N. Monroe, H. Waylett, C. Benjamin, H. Condon, R. Locy, Lemieux, G. Davis, A. Wilder, D. Ricalton, L. Akins, M. C. Scalise, R. Barcomb, N. Stratford, J. Whalen, Coach Stone, H. Condon. Row 2: A. Oliver, L. Peckham, L. Whalen. Missing B. Whalen. Water, water!! 148 Captains Laura Peckham and Amy Oliver, along with Caroline Benjamin, Bertie Whalen and Maurie Maroney led the Girls Swimming team through another winning season. First year members who added strength and depth to the team were: Nancy Stratford, Debbie Ricalton, Laura Monroe, and Heather Conden. The team set a league record in the medley relay. As well as many school and pool records in freestyle, backstroke, and diving. Mauri Maroney consistently outscored even the boys in her diving. Scores: V. Team Canton 15 15 Norwood 3 1 Canton 15 15 Tupper Lake 6 0 Canton 15 15 Madrid 6 0 Canton 15 15 Brushton 8 1 lllffilll J.V. Team i|(|p illgff 'L-P Canton 8 15 111 Norwood 16 7 ' % Canton 15 3 9 Tupper Lake 7 15 15 Canton 15 15 ijjf Madrid 2 3 Canton 15 15 Brushton 5 1 ■BBV 111 ■ It’s only a moth-eaten curtain. As you wish, oh mighty one. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL A TEAM: Row 1: R. Aldous, K. Navan, K. V. Pharoah, B. Sayer, K. Sayer, M. Mead, S. Supernault, V. St. An- Westerdick, Coach Caracciolo; Row 2: C. White, C. Palmer, B. Norton, drews, C. Fitzgerald. 150 Both of the Girls Volleyball squads turned in winning seasons this year. The J.V. team went undefeated with a 10-0 record, while the Varsity went 7-3. Senior Karen Navan was the cap- tain for the Varsity and Wendy Walts the captain for the J.V.’s. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL B TEAM: Row 1: G. Rivet, T. Alrich, S. Middlemiss, B. Ladison; Row 2: C. Carr, L. Corbine, D. Baker, S. Fletcher, L. Connor; Row 3: L. Quackenbush, J. Pope, S. Taylor, C. Planty, R. Blackmer, W. Walts, D. DeLorme. 151 Varsity (firls basketball r For the first time ever the Varsity Girls Basketball team had its own coach, Mr. Carrier. Peggy Lee and Jean Abt gave the team height, while Kathy Lawrence, Barb and Kim Sayer, Deb- bie Luffburrow, and Cindy Barney did most of the scoring. You’ll never make it. Throw away your jitterbug! Up in the air, Jr. Birdsman! Here goes nothing. 1 152 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL: Kneeling: B. Norton, scorekeeper, A. Maffettone—Manager. Standing: B. Brossoit, C. Barney, C. Butler, C. Fitzgerald, K. Sayer, P. Lee, J. Abt, B. Sayer, P. Travers, D. Lufburrow, K. Navan, K. Lawrence, Coach Carrier. She doesn’t even know what hit her. Dance with me . . . 153 Judson Heights Dairy MILK—The Drink of Champions! Weiss Electric Electrical Contractor Residential and Commercial Wiring and lighting 16 Chapel Street Canton, New York 386-4395 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Canton Savings Loan Association Main Street Canton 154 Congratulations to the Class of 76 Moongate Peggs-Molnar Insurance With Confidence Careful Financial Planning A new environmental concept for the wiser generation Great Pizza Free Delivery BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 76 FROM MUSICAL STOCK V Josie’s Little Pizzeria Main Street Canton 386-3734 BEST WISHES FROM Pearl’s Dept. Store Wayne Feed Supply Co. Inc. 66 Miner Street Canton, New York Phone 386-8861 Feed—Wayne animal health aids Seed—Fertilizer; lawn, garden, and farm supplies Join the People who’ve joined the Army Since the end of the draft a lot of young people are discovering a good place to invest their time. The Army. 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Canton Plaza Canton And Prosh Building Potsdam HALLMART FOOD STORE For Your Shopping Convenience 386-2250 Compliments of CANTON TAXI Any Place, Any Time Quick, Courteous Service 386-8776 Nash Well Drilling THE 1976 ALGONQUIN I y S 'H'IIUM We would like everyone to know, that this yearbook is the BIGGEST in History. In addition; $2051.00 in ads were sold. This also sets a record. Vince Murphy Sons Liquor Store, Inc. The 1976 Algonquin Staff challenges any future yearbook staffs to better these records. THE BIGGEST 37 Riverside Drive, 386-2724 Air Conditioned for your Shopping Pleasure ‘Featuring one of the largest Assortments of Domestic and Imported Wines in the Area” Left to Right: Hugh Desmond (part-time clerk), Verna Vincent Murphy (owners), Peter Murphy, Joy Ann Murphy, Michael Murphy, Missing—Don Wilson (relief clerk). 167 Thanks tel Akins Associates The Clothes Closet Art Gary Stihl Chain Saws Commercial Press 1 Aurelio’s Dry Cleaners Crow’s Sport Shop |: Band Box Dry Cleaners Crowell Jewelers Barn-Phil and Betty McCarthy Dairy Queen-Brazier Connie Barr’s Denesha-Gardner Funeral Home Bellanger Roofing Co. Inc. Dompnier and Leonard Inc. Bell’s The Fabric Shoppe Bing Stevens Floyd Firman Jr. Bradley’s Canton Texaco Firman Oilburner Service Brown’s Dairy Gibbo’s Market Canton Auto Grasse River Agway Canton Diner Gray Bowling Lanes Canton IGA Hammond’s Variety Store Cascade Inn H R Block—Canton, New York Christy’s, Star Route Canton John W. Hardy The Clark Insurance Agencies Haven Shoe Repair William H. Clark Insurance t Our Patrons Jreek Subs Laurentian Pool Sales Judy LaVine; Hair Stylist Buster Lawrence Les Deux Amies Fran and Stan Mack Management Control Consultants Mayhew's Wholesale National Army Stores The News Shop Northern, Automatic Transmission People's Oil Co. John P. post insurance Ragan Electric Rocca’s General Store—Pyrites Russell Drugs St. Lawrence Inn St. Lawrence Plaindealer Sears Catalog Merchant Seaway Abstract Corporation Seaway Building Maintenance Styles Bridges; New York Life Triple A United Farm Agency—Real Estate Weston's Book Store Wight and Patterson The Yarn Shop York Foreign Car Specialists Carolyn Drew Colonel Moore Reasoner's TV Geraid Fitzgerald 17 n Wm i 171 1 TO Abt, Jean 52,86,153 Abt, William 19 Acker, Amy 57,59,61,67,93,116 Ahlrich, Donna 118 Ahlrich, Tammy 19,151 Ahlrich, Timothy 29 Akins, Lisa 19,148 Aldous, Debra 27,29,52,71,72,73 Aldous, Jim 53,137,139 Aldous, Larry 6 Aldous, Robert A. 6 Aldous, Robert W. 6 Aldous, Roxanne 120,150 Alexander, Becky 88,103 Alexander, Chuck 25,36,44,45, 79,124 Alguire, Terry 19,141,142 Almstead, Mrs. 11 Ames, Colleen 52,83,131 Ames, Debra 83 Ames, Joyce 19 Ames, Linda 3 Ames, Nancy 19 Ames, Robin 83 Ames, Theresa 83,171 Amo, Kelly 83 Amo, Rowli Kathy 7 Anderson, Beth 88,92,117,140 Ash, Bill 52,88,92,99 Ash, Jim 29,34,62,66 Ash, Lydia 128 Ashley, Debbie 58,61,92,93,114, 165 Ashley, Frank 19,34,46 Ashley, Tonya 112 Ashton, Ricky 19,63 Audet, Andy 52,62,63,75,86,136, 137,144,145,173 Audet, Mr. 11,137,162 Audet, Mrs. 3,9,124 Ayers, Bill 7 Baffaro, Mr. 9 Bailey, Robin 29 Baker, Andy 52,57,68,69,70,81, 83,133,146,172 Baker, Debra 19,151 Baker, Donna 29 Baker, Kathy 56,88,106 Barcomb, Roxanne 75,82,148 Barlow, Martha 39,48,49,173 Barney, Cindy 153 Barney, Susan 19 Barr, Shane 83,133 Barrick, Brian 29,31,36,172 Barry, Mr. 10 Bates, Craig 25,66 Benjamin, Caroline 25,40,72,73, 148 Bennett, Linda 29 Bennett, Scott 84 Bennett, Teri 19 Benvenuto, Mr. 9 Besaw, Debbie 83,172 Bessette, Linda 19,40,41 Bessette, Randy 19,34 Bice, Mildred 29 Bicknell, John 52,88,101,144,145 Bisnett, Sandra 72,73 Bisonette, Maureen 29,52 Bjork, Deborah 29 Bjork, Bob 54,88,103,170 Blackburn, Linda 19 Blackburn, Lucie 83 Blackmer, Cindy 19 Blackmer, Sue 29 Blanchard, Alan 173 Blanchard, Barry 25,33,34 Bleau, Clara 54 Blodgett, Athena 93,123 Boise, Chris 78,83 Boise, Stuart 25,42 Bonno, Scott Boprey, Anaa 18 Boprey, Jim 25,36,68,69 Boprey, Linda 18 Boshane, Kathe 99 Bovay, Dan 29,33,34,139 Bowman, Mary 52,75,86,131, 144,172 Bowman, Mike 52,67,75,88,92, 93,95,136,144 Boyden, Joel 18,56,68,69,71 Brabaw, Jodi 56,60,86 Brebaw, Wendy 18 Brady, Lois 18,66 Brandt, Michael 18 Brandt, Richard 25,63,172 Brassard, Michelle 52,86,131 Breckenridge, Mrs. 4 Briggs, Chris 93,157 Briggs, Larry 88 Bristol, Si 33,34 Bronson, Beth 61,75,81,86 Brossoit, Bonnie 61,86,152,153 Brossoit, David 18,34,146 Brossoit, Lee 24,25,31,34,42,43 Brown, Chris 52,88,107,136,137 Brown, Doug 57,63,64,67,88, 109,126,146,171 Brown, Flo 7 Brown, Jonathan 20,34 Brown, Tom 126 Buell, Teri 18 Bullock, Penny 18 Burcome, Teresa 18 Burnham, Charles 25 Burnham, Peter 18 Burnham, Tammy 86,170 Bush, Eric 18,69 Butler, Bob 6 Butler, Colleen 52,69,75,86,134. 153 Butler, Judy 38,39,48,49 Butler, Matt 18,36,46 Cady, David 52,79,85,133 Cady, Duane 25,29,36,66,69 Camp, Randy 29 Camp, Steven 18,46 Caneen, Mr. 5 Caracciolo, Mrs. 11,150 Caracciolo, Tony 25,28,31,124 Carr, Debra 55,111,172 Carroll, David 18,20,36 Casey, Brian 25,31 Cashman, Debbie 88,115 Cashman, Kim 18,72,73 Ceronie, Mr. 48 Chadwick, Suzanne 14,15,18,40, 41,61,173 Charleson, David 97 Charleson, Michelle 16 Chase, Debbie 25,84 Chisholm, Mr. 10,19,36 Chisholm, Scott 25,27,36 Chon, Wang 63 Christopher, Charles 52,59,61,67, 92,109 Christopher, Mrs. 11 Christopher, Russell 16,33,34 Christy, Bob 88,93,100 Christy, Chip 170,172 Christy, Jim 25,31,36,124 Christy, Mary Beth 16,38,41 Clark, Nick 25 Clarke, Marcia 25 Clements, Dick 59,62,68,69,72, 88,92,98,172 Clements, Joanne 16,72 Clements, Tom 16,34 Clute, Mike 52,62,81,86,172,173 Coakley, Mr. 137 Cobb, Debbie 106 Coffey, Tim 20,21 Cohen, Carrie 16,41,173 Cohen, Hal 52,75,92,93,102,125, 172 Cohen, Laureen 80,86,170 Coir, Mr. 10 Coller, Barb 25,170 Coller, Jackie 54,119 Collins, Carol 86 Collo, Fran 53,88,93,94 Colton, Mrs. 8 Conant, Joe 6 Condon, Heather 16,171 Conjura, Wendie 53,60,72,73,88, 91 Conklin, Greg 108,136,137 Connor, Lynne 30,151 Connor, Marcia 48,49 Corbine, Bernie 25,36,46,74,124 Corbine, George 88,114,136,137 Corbine, Lori 16,151 Cornell, Ellen 25,70,72,73 Cote, Joseph 25 Cote, Kathy 25 Cotter, Gary 86 Cotter, Kathy 12,16,18,40,41, 173 Crandall, Ralph 75,83,85,170 Creasy, Tori 52,65,67,88,93,118, 135 Crites, Roxanne 55,88,106 Cromie, Diane 16,171 Cropper, Betsy 88,90 Cropper, Susan 16,17,75 Crowell, Curtis 88,92,109,157 Crupi, Tony 25,36 Cunningham, Michael 63 Curran, Terry 88,108 Curry, Pat 25,32,34,171 Curry, Theresa 88,93,103 Curtis, Darlene 60,88,93,122,135 Curtis, Duane 25 Dafoe, Amy 25,141 Dafoe, Bill 25 Dafoe, Kelly 56,86 Dafoe, Scott 86,133 Danehy, Patsy 14,15,38,39,48, 49,56,61 Darrah, Mark 53,103 Darrah, Wayne 20,46,47 Dart, David 52,57,63,64,67,88, 93,96,126,127,158,159,173 Davis, Grea 16 Davis, Harry 25 Davis, Lorna 16 Day, Karen 120 Delorme, Danette 25 Delorme, Dorcas 16,151 Delorme, Pam 16 DeMaio, Mr. 8 DeMaio, Vivian 21,39,72,74 Demeter, Mike 21 Demeter, Robert 21 Denhoff, Dana 56,86 Denhoff, Kurt 21 Deshane, Peter 31 Dew, Donald 21,36,82,124 Dewan, Carol 52,67,75,88,93,115 Dewan, Rose 25 Dittman, Donna 57,59,67,72,92, 119 Dittman, Doug 59,67,70,72,93, 121,170 Doig, Karen 25,70,72,73 Doig, Tom 20,36,74 Donnelly, Brenda 21,69 Donnelly, Mr. 9,78 Donnelly, Randie 52,79,134,173 Downing, Jackie 115 Durocher, Bob 78,86,132,133 Dusharm, Mr. 133 Edwards, Darlene 67,72,88,91 Edwards, Denise 25 Edwards, Dwayne 21,172 Eells, Don 21 Elberty, Dan 25,31,36,124 Elliott, David 25,28,36,46 Elliott, Marilyn 51,60,64,88,121 Elmore, Brock 52,79,83,136,137 Emhof, Dan 21,34,170 Enhof, Kitt 29 Erwin, Jane 52,68,69,71,88,100, 130,131 Eschmann, Wilfred 20 Evans, Tad 112 Evans, Tari 22,29,38,86 Fadden, Michael 26,29 Faucher, Stacey 29 Ferguson, Jane 12,29,40,41,173 Ferguson, Jim 52,88,92,107,137 Fields, Lucie 21 Fields, Norma 79 Fifield, Gerald 7 Fitzgerald, Carrie 52,79,131,150, 152,153 Flanagan, Bruce 88,91 Flanagan, Darlene 21 Flanagan, Guy 6 Fletcher, David 88,137,170 Fletcher, Susan 29,72,73,151 Fobare, Foote, Brayton 21,34,46 Foote, Sarah 29 Foster, Dan 21 Foster, Steven 29,34 Frank, Cindy 79 Franklin, Mr. 8 Fraser, Karen 88,154,157,160,171 Frear, Sara 29,56,70,72,73,170 Free, Kathryn 21,71,72,73 Freeland, Mrs. 11 Gardner, Cathie 24 Gardner, Stuart 52,65,80,136, 137,138,139,154,162 Garland, Becky 79,140 Garner, Mr. 9,66,162 Gary, Tamara 29 Gates, Moe 88,111 George, Frances 29 Gill, Sue 74,110,130,131 Gillespie, Margaret 29,59,72,73 Gillespie, Molly 21,72,73 Gilson, Gary 21,143 Gilson, Jeff 29,34,35,143 Gilson, Tina 79,131 Gomez, Alejandra 56,88,92,102 Goodwin, Steve 21,33,34,42 Goolden, Jim 29,42 Gordon, Steve 52,53,79,137,142, 143 Gordon, Susan 24,141 Gotham, Larry 30 Gotham, Randy 21 Gotham, Robert 79 Grandaw, Brett 24,31,33,34,44, 45 Grant, Connie 21 Grant, Mr. 8,74 Gratto, Bruce 24,31,32 Gratto, Tom 35,36,79,84 Green, Joanne 128 Green, John 20,36,68,69 Greenwood, Brenda 20 Gregor, Barry 20,66,72 i Grunow, Bob 52,144,145 Grunow, Jackie 24,52,38,170 Hamilton, Jim 24 Hammond, Kevin 20,36,42,43 Hammond, Stephanie 31 Hammond, Steve 88,93,105 Harney, Mary 20,73 Harrington, John 24,32,34,45, 171 Hastings, Nancy 20 Hatline, Marylou 24,72,73 Hatline, Susan 55,72,73,98 Hayden, Mr. 10 Hayes, Bill 21,33,34 Hayes, John 52,132,133,154, 157,160 Hayes, Kathy 16,20,39,48,49, 170,173 Hayes, Sheryl 25,31,38,61,41 Hazeltine, Jeff 88,92 Hazeltine, Ken 24,36 Hedger, Alicia 20,40 Hill, Kimberly 24,72,73 Hill, Rian 20,127 Hill, Robert 52,79,137 Hills, Bev 7 Hills, Darrick 20 Hitchman, Paul 24,32,34,35 Hodge, Donna 122 Hodge, Holly 20 Holena, Mr. 10 Holland, David 20,62,68,69,70, 173 Holland, Kim 24 Holland, Oakley 6 Holland, Tom 57,58,62,79,171 Holland, Trudi 7 Holmes, Evelyn 20 Holmes, Walter 115 Hourihan, Ms. 9,124,170 Howard, Ed 119 Hudson, Roger 79,132 Hudson, Sue 129 Hughes, Cathy 20,39,41 Hunt, Jolene 24 Hunt, Tim 77,79,82,85,139 Huntley, Helen 48,49 Huntley, Robin 88,92,93,136, 137,144,170 Hurlbut, Glen 6 Hutchinson, Roger 52,79,133 Hutto, Marty 113 Isham, Mr. 8 Jackson, Bob 88, 12 Jackson, Dave 15,20,36,44,45 Jackson, Dick 88,92,93,107 James, Randy 52,123,136,137 James, Valerie, 20 Jandreau, Bob 20,36 Jason, Stephen 54,126,127 Jenack, Earl 66,146 Jones, Jeff 20,46,171 Jones, Mr. 10,14 Jordon, Kelly 24,74,42,43 Jordon, Kevin 20 Kear, Mrs. 71 Kearing, Mary Pat 59,70,72,88, 109.170 Kelly, Barbara 79 Kennedy, Denise 53,79,134 Kennedy, John 52,57,63,64,88, 92.98.126.170 Kenyon, Maggie 24,40,78 Kenyon, Mary 52,53,88,92,93, 95,131 Kenyon, Micky 34 Kepes, Betsy 26,59,71,72,73 Kepes, Judith 15,72,73 Kingston, Mr. 9,78 Kingston, Sylvia 64,65,88,93,97, 155,156 Kirby, Samuel 15,33,34 Kitts, Jean 79 Klemens, Ann 128 Klemens, Bob 52,81,82,137,139 Knapp, Laurie 25,26,61 Kotz, Kim 26 LaBrake, Sue 15 LaClair, Donald 31 LaClair, Wanda 15 Ladison, Brenda 26,151 Ladison, Lisa 81,131 Ladison, Martha 80 Ladison, Shelia 15 LaFave, Tom 82 LaFlair, April 26 Lamendola, Mary 25,26,41 Lamendola, Nick 15,36 LaMere, Mitch 26 Laraby, Sue 81 Laraway, Mr. 72,73 LaRue, Joe 55,82 LaSala, Eleanor 31 Lasher, Beth 82 Latimer, Donald 15,66 Latimer, Mike 88,111 Latimer, Pat 82,87,134,140 Lawrence, David 132,133,142, 143 Lawrence, Jim 52,82,136,137 Lawrence, Kathy 53,75,82,156, 162,153 Lawrence, Kevin 15,36,45,170 Lawrence, Patty 15 Leavitt, Hilarie 26,56,59,71,72, 73 LeDuke, Jone 31,40,85,141,142 Lee, Mark 15 Lee, Peggy 75,82,131,152,153 Lee, Tina 15 Leet, Jill 128 Leet, Susan 15,73 Lehr, David 56,69,82 Lemieux, Nan 69,75,82,148 Lemieux, Tim 15,36 Leonard, Calvin 26 Leonard, Calvin 6 Leonard, Vernon 53,95 Levato, Elaine 25,26,56 Lincoln, Kathy 53,88,90,82 Lincoln, Kerry 94 Lindenmayer, Elisa 26,58 Lobdell, Ray 26,44,45,172 Locke, Ricky 15 Locy, Jack 15 Locy, Joe 17,32,34,69,72 Locy, Marta 15,38,41,68,69,72, 73,173 Locy, Roxanne 53,69,78,131,148 Longshore, Debbie 88,92,93,119 Lowry, Carol 102,170 Lufburrow, Bobby 15 Lufburrow, Debbie 56,59,60,88, 111,153,173 Lynch, Ed 114 Lynck, Pat 28 Lytle, Loren 6 Lytle, Marian 7 MacDonald, Lawrence 26 MacDonald, Marla 96 Mace, Pat 53,82 MacLennan, Carol 15,38,48 Maffettone, Andrea 88,108,153 Magar, Chris 26,34 Maloy, Dan 81,137 Markkula, Lisa 26,27,59,70,72, 73 Markkula, Mrs. 9,162 Maroney, Mauri 52,53,61,78,81, 130,148,149 Maroney, Valli 24,26,53,72,73 Marsh, David 15,36 Marsh, Diane 26 Marsh, Stacey 60,88,92,117 Martin, Donald 26,46,173 Martin, Greta 75,81, Martin, Laurie 81 Martin, Mrs. 2,9,24,171 Martin, Terri 170 Martin, Tim 116,136,137 Mathews, JoAnn 26 Mathews, Paul 15,36,46 Matott, Lowell 53,132,133 Matteson, Alice 72,73,81 Matteson, Jennifer 26,56,59,71, 72,73 Matthews, James 20 Matzell, Tom 81 Mayhew, Karl 28,36 McAllester, Peter 15 McAllister, Randy 17,34,46,47 McAllister, Sandra 98 McBath, Tom 26 McCollum, Kevin 26,34,142,143 McDonald, Janet 88,121 McDonald, John 53,88,92,93,94, 124,133,138,139 McDonald, Judy 88,110 McDonald, Mike 55,81,172 McEwen, Mike 26 McGee, Carolyn 26,30,40,41,74, 173 McKenna, Mike 36 McKenny, Bob 75,88,93,104,136, 137,144,145,172 McKinnon, Mike 26,34,57,60,62, 139 McManus, Chris 17 McManus, Tammy 128,129 McMartin, David 26 McMasters, Phil 81,136,137 Mead, Bob 17,163 Mead, Mark 81,126,127 Mead, Marty 88,122,150,151 Meenan, Kevin 32,34,138,139 Merrill, Nat 26,61 Mial, Ms. 11 Middlemiss, Sherry 17,151 Miller, Gus 17,34,35,44,45 Miller, Mr. 5,162 Miller, Rick 53,81,139,172 Miller, Theresa 26,31,53,85,140 Moffett, Andy 62,92,137 Moffett, Charles 26,63 Molnar, Mr. 4 Molnar, Steve 26,31,36,44,45 Monroe, Laura 17,71,72,73,148, 170 Monroe, Mrs. 8 Monroe, Steve 53,81,82,146,171 Monroe, Teresa 62,64,88,123 Moore, John 6 Morrison, Dan 17,19 Morrison, Wendy 53,63,81,134 Morter, David 31,45,68,69,70, 172 Morter, Su 50,68,69,71,72,119 Morter, Zoe 70,128 Mousaw, Wendy 98,130 Mouthrop, Cheryl 17 Mouthrop, Terry 26,36,74 Mouthrop, Sandra 88,101 Munson, John 81,139 Murdie, Randy 88,118,125 Murphy, Larry 30,36 Murphy, Mr. 5 Murphy, Mrs. 5 Murphy, Patty 53,58,59,60,61, 67,69,71,72,73,88,93,111,135 Murphy, Patty 17 Navan, Karen 53,88,90,92,130, 131,150,153 Navan, Mrs. 11 Neadom, Rick 53,88,92,93,117, 138,139 Nelson, Linda 81 Newcomb, Bob 26 Newman, Betsy 31,39 Newman, Bob 103 Newman, Bonnie 28 Newman, Colleen 28,74 Newman, Deb 88,120 Newman, Jackie 17,74 Newman, Jim 100 Newvine, Lynne 28 Newvine, Rob 33,128,34,139 Noble, David 88,121,124,133,144 Noble, Diane 17,70,72 Noble, Tom 21,36,46 Norton, Bonnie 53,72,73,78,150, 153 O’Brien, Cathy 88,94 O’Brien, Karen 52,53,67,88,93, 101,130,131 O’Brien, Kelly 61,78 Oliver, Amy 53,78,85,148,149 Ormsbee, Cheryl 17 Ostrander, Lynn 7 Palmer, Carol 30,31,40 Palmer, Cheryl 53,72,73,88,114, 150 Parker, David 28,36,138,139,170 Peck, Bonnie 16 Peck, James 20,21,46 Peckham, Barbara 14,16,49,61, 70,172 Peckham, Laura 53,54,60,61,64, 68,69,70,88,92,102,130 Pelkey, Cheryl 88 Perry, David 63,66,72,172 Perry, Valerie 28,72 Peters, Lynne 28 Peters, Sandy 16,40,41 Peterson, Janet 16,68,69,171 Peterson, Mr. 4 Peterson, Sam 88,92,117 Petrie, Kim 101 Petrie, Robin 54 Phalon, Kathy 88,93,97 Phalon, Tim 44,45,172 Pharoah, Bill 20 Pharoah, Debbie 28,85,150 175