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

Text from Pages 1 - 177 of the 1977 volume:

Today’s Light Will Bring . . . . Student Day Life Day Time Activities 12-15, 32-33, 56-61 Freshmen 6-11 Sophomores 24-31 Juniors 44-55 Daytime Sports 16-23, 36-45, 62-69 BOCES 34-35 Student Night Life 2 Faculty, Administration And Staff Life Faculty 142-147 Administration 148-149, 152 Staff 150-151 Community Sponsors And Index Ads 153-167 Index 174-176 Wisdom Of Our Tomorrow . . . FRESHMAN: Row Is R. Weaver, N. Santamoor, D. Walts, A. Eschman, K. Walrath. Row I Is W. Sheridan, J. Shields, S. Smith, K. Trudell, J. Toomey, C. Sprague. Row Ills J. Tyo, A. Thorbahn, B. Wener, C. Stiles, M. Smith, N. Stratford, C. Smith, S. Ruitberg. Just like a freshman! Don't throw it . • please! ! FRESHMEN: Row I: S. Papaw, S. Petrie, T. Perry, D. Peters, J. Peters, D. Morrison, S. Pharoah, E. Porter, J. Mouthrop, K. Pike, C. Palmer, S. Perry. Row II: J. Ormsbee, E. Ouderkirk, K. O'Connor, K. Pierce, K. Mouthrop. FRESHMEN OFFICERS: C. Grunow, president; B. Merrill, treasurer; B. Newman, vice-president; S. Moffett, secretary. You guys sure don't know how to cheat. FRESHMEN: Row I: T. Jensen, B. Joyce, R. Hill, M. Kenyon. Row II: C. Jenack, S. Hudson, R. Ladison, K. LaBrake. Row III: P. Lob- dell, S. Johnson, Kathy Howihan, L. Hitchman, N. Hollenbaugh, G. Jackson, T. Ladison. Row IV: A. Klemens, K. Jordan. New faces . . . new teachers . . . new school ... no more car- peting! These are some of the traumatic changes we freshmen must go through when entering the high school--and leaving the middle school for good. Back in September it seemed as if we'd never climb out of the pit. It seemed like we'd be dumped on for the rest of our lives. Funny, just last year WE were the big guys. The year was by no means all bad, after all, we sure gave them a run for their money in the Olympics. And it's nice to be able to go to a good party once in a while. We also experienced the classes of Mr. Witherhead, Mr. Chisholm, Mr. Coir, Mrs. Colton--people we've been hear- ing about for practically our whole lives. Well, this year is over, and next year will be dif- ferent. Sophomores--hmmmm. . ... moving up in the world! 7 FRESHMEN: Row I: J. Legault, M. Masters, B. Mills, G. Lewis, C. Locy, S. Bailey, S. Miller, D. Mur- dock. Row Et: B. Miller, D. Lincoln, J. McAdoo, R. Morgan, S. McKluskey, R. Miller, S. Maclean, P. Manchester, D. Maroney, G. Maxson, T. McManus, M. McKenna, C. McKinnon, K. Lawrence, J. Lynch, P. McDonald. 8 I left my teeth in the glass this morning, FRESHMEN: Row I; J. Green, L. Greenwood, K. Forsythe, A. Fadden, T. Evans. Row II: A. Hall, F. Glover, E. Gauvin J. Goetz, J. Gamsey, G. Hamilton, K. Hill, C. Gordon. ' % ) :„n p m - A, jxj' ..... m «pMaft 5m! h I ' 'll -' f“ . 1 , .pi . 4 “s ? R j Math is good for a laugh. ‘ Of course, I won't eat it. I don't even like this flavor. FRESHMEN: Row I: M. Bovay, M. Barlow, L. Armstrong, L. Ben- nett. Row E: R. Bas- ford, D. Blanchard, C. Bleau, J. Bessette, K. Blackmer, T. Barlow, R. Aldous, M. Boshane. 9 T ell Abt to get that tack out of my butt! You'd just love to kick this out from under me, wouldn't you? FRESHMEN: Row I: K. Premo, C. Roach, L. Rita, M, Ruddy, D. Robert. Row E: K. Rowen, J. Rich, P. Premo, L. Rowe, T. Rodee, K. Regan, L. Roderick, L. Rodee, E. Quackenbush. FRESHMEN: Row I: P. VanNess, B. VanDyke, C. Wells, H. Winter- bottom, D. Williams, B. West, M. Whalen, L. Tupper, J. Willitts. Row II: M. Weekes, J. Whalen, N. Young, T. Votra, C. Whalen, R. Wilder, J. Whitcomb, R. Waters, D. Yearick, B. Whiteford. 10 Have a nice day! FRESHMEN: Row Is M. Dalton, M. Connor, D. Dusharm, B. Day, T. Emhof, S. Craig, T, Durham, P. Elliott, B. Dunbar, C. Dafoe. Row E: M. Craig, T. DeMaio, C. Dively, J. Elmore. . , . . I mean, what can I say? FRESHMEN: Row I: C. Buell, C. Close, J. Conklin, K. Burnham, S. Bristol, T. Brown, J. Coir, D. Brown, D. Brown. Row II: J. But- ler, H. Condon, C. Burwell, K. Camp. 11 mm v vis i -, .' fT r SP Mexico City, Mexico Cali, Colombia fy j’ff L  . I i 1 W' Somebody get the tabasco sause for the German Chocolate Cake. INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP: Row 1: T. Miller, T. Holland, B. Robinson, M. Alvarez. Row 2: E. Quackenbush, S. Frear, H. Leavett, K. Dafoe. 12 STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1: K. Emhof, M. Maroney, S. Hayes. Row 2: L. Knapp, J. Poticher, N. Merrill, B. Norton. STUDENT COUNCIL: Sitting: B. Peckham. Standing: J. Coir, M. Weekes, D. Peters, D. Emhof, J. Whalen, L. Roderick, M. Wilkinson, S. VanAuken. 13 MATH CLUB: Row 1: B. Klemens, C. Rexford, T. Priolo, B. Norton. Row 2: M. Travers, R. Saucier, S. Pierce, E. Smith, M. Cunningham. PRINT: I WISH THESE IDIOTS WOULD EVAPORATE! CHESS CLUB: Sitting: T. Priolo, R. Saucier, B. Norton. Standing: B. Klemens, S. Pierce. I love chess. It's so ruthless. 14 They really don't serve yogurt here? Save your thumb. There's more pizza. NHS at work for the betterment of the high school. NHS: Row I: M. Travers, L. VanNess, T. Matzell, B. Brossoit, R. Locy, B. Norton, T. Priolo. Row II: R. Simpson, J. Whitcomb, M. Maroney, T. Holland, N. Lemieux, A. Matteson, M. Whalen. Row III: K. Rexford, A. Audet, M. Bowman, R. Spadaccini, B. Bronson, B. Robinson, C. Butler. Missing: Jon Seavey, Lauii Prouty. Left out in the cold. JV BOYS SOCCER: Row I: P. McAllester, R. Pharoah, M. McKenna, T. Stone, S. Goodwin, K. Meenan, W. Hayes, S. Bristol, S. Kirby, B. Whiteford, M. VonSchiller. Row II: J. Peters, T. Emhof, R. Clark, G. Miller, T, Clements, J, Brown, D. Emhof, C. Stiles, C. Whalen, J, Garnsey, N. Santamoor, B. Merrill, G. Hamilton, W. Conant. Row III: Coach Smilgin, D. Rose, A. Mead, R. Miller P. Ruddy, G. Wisner, R. Waters, D Dusharm, W, Wilson, C. Grunow K. Ames, J, Ormsbee, J. Locey, M. Lee, Coach Willette. 16 The old soft shoe Meenan the body crusher, Watch this guy hit the ground when I kick him in the back of the knee. Omigosh! The ball's stuck to my foot. Ooooooh, what a kick! The BOYS' SOCCER team has gone undefeated for the last three and one-half seasons. During this time they have com- piled 47 wins and one tie! The team has an excellent lineup this year and, of course, had a perfect record. Heading up the team were captain Kevin Meenan, and assistant captains, Bill Hayes, Steve Goodwin, and Tim Stone. Much credit for the teams success must go to the coach, Mr. Smilgin. CANTON OPPONENT 7 OFA 1 6 0 3 Norwood 0 4 2 2 Potsdam 0 5 1 6 Gouverneur 0 1 0 6 Madrid Waddingtonl 3 2 2 Massena 0 7 0 1 Clifton-Fine 0 3 1 17 AnO.J. Simpson I'm not! Let's go get 'em, guys! J.V. FOOTBALL: Row I: S. Craig, D. Maroney, J. Jackson T. DeMaio, R. McAllister, M. Butler, R. Wilder, T. Lemieux, M. Smith, D. Carroll. Row II: D. Dively, R. Basford, D. Blanchard, B. Miller, R. Sheldon, D. Jackson, T. Doig, D. Smith, F. Glover, B. Dunbar, D. Yeaiick, J. Whitcomb. Row III: Coach Chisholm, J. Green, M. Pitkin, D. Brossoit, B. Warner, D. Holland, R. Bessette, D. Foster, P. Matthews, Coach Riggs, Coach Flanagan. The stages are set for the beginning. I' I ■ mm : TheJ.V. FOOTBALL TEAM did not sport a winning record, but its eagerness and morale were never at a low point. Through rain, sleet, and even snow, the team gave its utmost without a com- plaint. Each game was hard fought, but the smal- ler and quicker Bears faced a few too many- larger foes this season. Much credit should go to Coach Riggs, Coach Chis- holm, and Coach Flanagan. A watched football never lands, in the right place. A penny for your thoughts, Coach. 19 1 Hey you, guys, look at that HUNK ! J.V. GIRLS SOCCER: Row: L. Noble, L. Fletcher, P. Stone, V. DeMaio, C. Hughes. Row II: M. Barlow, S. Smith, K. Cotter, D. Morrison, J. Butler, C. Cohen, B. Ruitburg, Coach Maine. Row III: J. Green, M. Danehy, J. Whalen, M. Weekes, C. MacLennan, J. VonSchiller, H. Huntley, M. Locy, N. Young, M. Christy, P. Bronson. Get up Carrie ! It's time to play! ‘ jg ■ g fSr What do we do now ! ?? This is your last warning! Once upon a time there was a little J. V. SOCCER TEAM with a little J. V. coach. This J. V. team had a lot of talent but they lacked a little luck. They pulled a record of 5- 4-1 this year. This little J. V. team with their little J. V. coach and a little luck are planning a bigger and better season next year. SEASON SCORES Saranac Lake Gouvemeur Potsdam Massena OFA OPPONENTS 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 0 BEARS 1 0 3 3 3 2 0 0 2 1 Think it will go into the net??? 21 GYMNASTICS: Row I: M. MacLean, B. Woodley, T. Bokat, P. Bissett, K. Sullivan, J. Whitcomb, S. Woodley, K. Dean, B. Dewan, R. Brown, N. Morter, A. La Pierre, K. Butler, S. Roseriburg, B. McDonald, J. Miller. Row II: J. Newman, C. Newman, B. Newman, R. Donnelly, V. DeMaio, S. Hudson, H. Huntley, K. Peirce, H. Winterbottom, T. Holmes, S. Huntley, Coach L. Houk. Row III: K. Longshore, L. Wells, N. Leet, A. La Pierre, J. Butler, Z. Morter, W. Joyce, J. Bendix, R. Locy, L. Kingston, M. Laraby. Missing From Picture--B. Ashley. Keep shakin' I hear another nickel. 4 Another carton of Doan's please. We had a little accident in Driver Ed. . i T is for traction. SOPHOMORES: Row I: D. Cromie, K, Cashman, R. Christopher, T. Clements, D. Carroll, Row II: C, Corbine, M. Charleston, C, Cohen, K, Cotter, M, Christy, Row HI: H. Condon, J. Clements, S. Chadwick, S. Camp. Did you see what just hit that kid in the back of the neck!? SOPHOMORES: Row I: K. Trombley, K. Sibbitts, M. Taylor, S. Trippany, J. Tracy, M. Stone, S. Stebbins, D. Roberts, S. VanAucken. Row II: P. VanHyning, J. Rivers, K. Race, J. Whalen, G. Wisner, G. Sheldon, S. Taylor, D. Smith, J. Smith, S. Todd, K. Rowan, P. Votra, S. Stokes, B. Romey. 24 SOPHOMORES: Row I: M. Peters, A. York, L. Zulauf, M. Wilkinson, A. Tupper, Row E: R. Whitman, D. Yearick. You don't have any pants on!! SOPHOMORES at last! We're finally out of the dingy green cellar. Now we MIGHT even have a chance in the Olympics. We've been hearing about the legendary sophomore year for a long time now. Mr. Hayden's Burpee Big- Boytomatoes, Gee, Ah'ma tree in Mr. Reynold's room; it all seemed like it would never come. But it finally did and we're here. This year WE are the big guys on J. V. 's, and we’re allowed to see some assemblies now and then, too. And yes, that big moment is coming when we walk down to the courthouse and pick up a LEARNER'S PERMIT! SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary: D. Noble. President: S. Ricalton. Treasurer: S. VanAuken. Vice President: M. Wilkinson. 25 SOPHOMORES: Row I: J. Prouty, J. Peterson, S. Middlemiss, D. Noble, L. Monroe, M. Pitkin, G, Miller, B. Pharoah, B. O'Keefe. Row II: P. Murphy, B. Peck, L. Premo, J. Newman, S. Peters, S. Ricalton, S. Proubc, J. Peck, R. Murdie, D. Morrison. Row III: L. Pierce, S. Ormsbee, K. Randall. 26 2+1? 2+1? 2+1? SOPHOMORES: Row I: S. Leet, S. LaBrake, S. Ladison, E. Janack W. LaClair, J. Kepes. Row II: J. Locy, J. Locey, R. Locke, J. Jones, M. Lee, J. Mathews, D. Latimer, M. Locy, K. Jordon, D. Jensen, S. Kirby, B. Lufburrow. SOPHOMORES: Row I: A, Hedger, C. McManus, D. Jackson, K. Hayes, K. Hughes, P. Lawrence, C. Mac- Lennan. Row II: N. Hastings, H. Hodge, T. Lemieux, D. Hills, E. Holmes. Row III: R. McAllister, P. Mc- Allester, P. Mathews, J. Green, B. Hayes, K. Hammond, D. Holland, M. Harney. 28 SOPHOMORES: Row I: D. Emhof, L. Field, C. Gilson, C. Grant, K. Free. Row II: T. Fitzgerald, D. Foster, S. Goodwin, D. Eells, R. Gotham, G. Gilson, T. Galpin, T. Burcume, W. Flanagan, M. Gillespie, D. Flanagan. SOPHOMORES: Row I: A. Boprey, L. Boprey, 1. Brady, V. Butterfield, T. Buell. Row II: M. Brandt, D. Brothers, M. Butler, S. Bonno, E. Bush, P. Burnham. Row III: J. Boyden, J. Brown, D. Brossoit. Really sir, how dumb can you be?! Get off my case—tomato face! I'm innocent. Really I am. Hey look, I'm going to get my picture in the yearbook! SOPHOMORES: Row I: R. Demeter, D. Dew, P. Danehy, V. DeMaio, B. Donnelly, G. Davis, D. Delorme, P. Delorme. Row II: K. Denhoff, T. Doig, M. Demeter, W. Darrah, D. Edwards, L. Davis. What you see . . is what you get! You really did it this time, Hayzer! 30 This ought to make it easier to understand. «Sill ■ Peek-a-boo! F-D-S-A, F-D-S-A, F-D . . . Yes Mike, School does start at 8:15, not 10:30. SOPHOMORES: Row I: L. Akins, T. Alguire, L. Bessette, C. Blackmer. Row II: M. Armstrong, K. Bisonette, R. Bessette, K. Antwine, T. Ahlrich, J. Ames, D. Baker, T. Bennett, N. Ames. 31 VARSITY C: Row 1: B. Elmore, J. LeDuc, K, Hayes, K. Lawrence, N. Lemieux, A, Audet, M. Bowman, B. Bron- son, S. Chisholm, Row 2: P, Forsythe, S. Faucher, D, Baker, A. Dafoe, R. Hills, S. Gordon, B, Klemens, J. Hamilton, R. Brandt, A. Blanchard, D. Aldous. Row 3: M. Bissonette, D. DeLorme, M. Brassard, D. Kennedy, R. Locy, B. Brossoit, M. Clute, R. Ames, S. Gardner, C. Bulter, P. Curry. Row 4: J. Ferguson, R. Hudson, J. Hayes, J. Abt, J. Grunow, J. Carlisle, P. Danehy, H. Condon, S. Chadwick, V, DeMaio, M. Locy, D. Dew, K. Hammond, 32 I hope that they don t hurt us. Five against two seems fair. VARSITY C: Row 1: C. Wells, T. Whalen, B. Richardson, E. Von Schiller, L. Pierce, T. Stone, R. Simpson. Row 2: K. Sayer, T. Priolo, B. Norton, B. McKinnon, R. Miller, T. Hunt, S. Reasoner, P. Webb, D. Ricalton, R. Santamoor, V. Maroney. Row 3: S. Peters, L. Richardson, A. Wilder, S. Sheldon, J. Sanderson, T. White- ford, C. Scalise, M. Stone, W. Walts, A. Street, M. Maroney. Row 4: L. Monroe, B. Peckham, J. Whitcomb, A. Baker, P. Wilkinson, W. Morrison, E. Smith, R. Saucier, S. Monroe, B. Rowe, A. Richardson. Faster Ball! Faster! Good call ref! You % £!' My foot's stuck! Running's great, but the best part of foot- ball is the sweet smell of sweat. C'mon put the gun down. We only have play mon- ey here. If we don't have it, you don't need it! With my X-Ray glasses I can see that you don't believe in underwear. Hey, get lost! Take my picture and I'll cut your nose off. Course Title: How To Make Your Car Look Different. 34 That's three cans of rubber cement for your dentures. Now, I fill the cups with pudding and a nice, red cherry. Believe me. I AM holding the building up. ■Hfe ' The BOCES bus will not be running today . . . We've all heard that from time to time over the announcements. Half of us probably are still a little foggy as to what BOCES actually is. BOCES is for stu- dents with a career goal that traditional education couldn't offer. Located just outside Norwood, BOCES offers vocational train- ing in many fields. Those stu- dents in carpentry, electricity, plumbing, and heating built a modern, ranch-style, split- level home this year. The nurses spend two days a week at Potsdam Hospital. Only a few of the classes have been mentioned, but the rest are just as well-planned and interesting. This program is especially appreciated by the students of the North Country. 35 Who do I throw it to? VARSITY BOYS SOCCER AND CHEERLEADERS: Row I: L. Richardson, J. LaDuke, C. Palmer, R. Donnelly, J. Sanderson, C. Butler, Row II: S. Barr, R. Miller, D. Cady, J. Hayes, B. Durocher, T. Whalen, P. Curry, R. Hudson, R. Simpson, S. Riley. Row III: A. Wilson, A. Blanchard, T. Hunt, D. Bovay, J Harrington, T. LaFave, M. McKinnon, L. Pierce, D. Lawrence, R. Newvine, B. Grandaw, Coach Dusharm. Row IV: B. Rowe, M. McFadden, R. Hutchinson, B. Todd, A. Baker. That one oughta rip the nets right off the posts, don't ya think? The name Canton may be- come permanently engraved on the section 10 VARSITY SOCCER trophy. Once again the boys have taken the title with a record of 11-2-1. This championship, along with the J. V. 's and the girls' team records, makes Canton the soccer dynasty of Section 10. Dan puts his foot through another one . Was that the whistle I just heard? SEASON SCORES OPPONENT BEARS O.F.A. 0 0 0 3 Norwood 2 4 0 1 Potsdam 1 3 1 5 Gouverneur 0 3 1 2 Madrid- Waddington 2 0 1 3 Massena 0 7 1 2 Clifton- Fine 0 5 3 2 1 3 St. Regis 0 3 Knox Memorial 0 1 37 If he doesn't take that guy out Ifm dead! Boy this water tastes salty. I think it's time to break out the clubs. Is decapitation legal? VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row I: S, Gordon, J. Aldous, R. Spadaccini, S, Gardner, B. Corbine, D, Elberty, A, Audet, D, Maloy, Row II: D, Elliot, P, Mathews, R. Saucier, S, Taylor, T, Caracciolo, S. Chisholm, B. Klemens. Row III: E. VonSchiller, J.Boprey, E. Smith, R. Pike, G. Strattford, K. Lawrence. Row IV: D. Dew, K. Hammond, C. Alexander, D. Brossoit, R. McAllister, S. Molnar, D. Parker. Row V: G. LsSala, Coach LaDuke, Coach Audet, B. Barrick. Missing—Coach Seymour. Besides keeping the game fair, we also make great walls. rrrrrrippp! ! ! C A young and inexperienced Canton VARSITY FOOTBALL team took to the field seven times this season, coming away with only two wins. A mid-season victory over St. Lawrence Central and a sea- son-ending victory over Coach Audet's alma mater Tupper Lake, were very rewarding. The team made costly mis- takes and lacked size. Co- captains Ron Pike and Randy Spadaccini had good seasons, while key contributions were make by seniors Steve Gordon, Jim Aldous, Andy Audet, and Stu Gardener. CANTON OPPONENT 6 Saranac Lake 21 6 Gouverneur 12 8 Potsdam 27 0 Malone 6 1 6 St. Lawrence 6 0 Massena 30 16 Tupper Lake 0 39 Who says cheerleaders are hot?! Now girls if you make any unnecessary moves toward the opposite team . . . If my pants make it through this, they'll Ay, Ay, Ay, Ay! We are the Fritos Banditos! make it through anything! J. V. CHEERLEADERS: Row I: T. McManus, B. Newman, L. Bessette, C. McManus, M. Whalen, C. McKinnon, G. Maxson. Row II: H. Condon, A. Hedger. Give ’em a hand. I hate those ! ? $? squirt guns. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Row I: S. Chadwick, R. Richardson, C. Butler, W. Morrison, J. Ferguson, P son, C. McGee. % Peek-a-boo! We see you. Donnelly, T. Whiteford. Row II: S. Sheldon, J. LeDuc, L. Forsythe, J. Whitcomb. Row III: B. Richardson, J. Sander- Over the river and through the woods to Flip- per's house we go. You wait! I'll get that . 42 CROSS COUNTRY: Sitting: A. Klemens, K. Van DeWater. STANDING: H. Hotzler, L. Ricalton, M. Kenyon, J. Leet, Coach Smith, Z. Morter, S. Baker. Gotta go! How'd everyone get here so fast? The Bears' second season in CROSS-COUNTRY turned out very well for the girls. Kathy Van de Water was the top runner who placed first in the divisionals. Along with Kathy were Jill Leet, who placed fifth, and Zoe Morter, who placed tenth in the divisionals. A very young team can be expected to develop more talent in years to come. 43 Ya wanna race? Thirty degrees out, What a beautiful We're gonna get you Tom. day. CROSS COUNTRY: Row I: J. Davis, P. McKenna, R. Christy, B. Merrill, R. Santamoor, C. Peckham. Row II: T. Brown, T. VandeWater, R. Brandt, M. Mead, J. Hamilton, S. Pierce, W. Chon, C. Rexford, Coach Smith. In Section 10, B Division competition, the Bears CROSS COUNTRY team had a one win-two loss record but showed great promise. Many young runners im- proved during the season and Tom VandeWater's success was unstoppable. Tom went through the season unde- feated and posted the best time at the Sectionals. He was chosen Section Ten's Outstanding Runner . Rich- ard Brandt also had a good season and finished sixth at the Sectionals. The future looks bright for cross coun- try at Hugh C. Williams The Coach ponders his strategy. 45 Where's the next gas station, Steve? JUNIORS: Row I: B. Kepes, C. Newman, J. Matteson. Row E: B, Newman, N. Merrill, T. McBath, C. Mc- Gee, T. Miller. Row HI: R. Newvine, S. Molnar, D. Morter, L. Murphy. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer J. 46 JUNIORS: Row I: L. Markkula, E. Levato, J. Hunt, J. La- Duke. Row II: V. Maroney, J. Mathews, D. Marsh, L. Jan- ack, C. Leonard. JUNIORS: Row I: R. Dafoe, J. Christy, D. Curtis, D. Delorme. Row II; B. Corbine, A. Dafoe, R Dewan, C. Christy. Row III: S. Chis- holm, T. Crupi. We’re JUNIORS, we’re moving up in the world. Now we’re called upper- classmen . It's the all- around big time. No more J. V. 's, nothing but Var- sity for us. Even our lockers are upstairs this year. This year gives all these good times: Junior-Senior parties, PSAT’s, Junior- Senior parties, hanging out at the star, and, of course, Junior-Senior parties. Open for business. Dave? I think he's in Sociology this period. JUNIORS: Row I: S. Hammond, J. Grunow, R. Hills, S. Hayes, M. Hatline, K. Hill, M. Ken- yon, S. Gordon. Row II: C. Mager, K. Hazeltine, L. Mac- Donald, L. Gotham, J. Hamilton. Who's poundin' them hooves behind me? Hey, Gomer! Here I am! JUNIORS: Row I: P. Hitchman, J. Harrington, L, Knapp, J. Ferguson. Row II: S. Frear, S. Fletcher, B. Lobdell, H. Lea- vitt, E. Lindenmayer. It happens every time I burp after 5A. 48 JUNIORSRow I: L. Conner, K. Doig, D. Edwards. Row II: E. Cornell, K. Cote. A. Aryassian, D. Elberty, D. Elliot, P. Curry, H. Davis, S. Blackmer. I. Blackmer. ’ J 49 Hey Babeeeee ! How's 'bout my place? JUNIORS: Row I: J. Gilson, K. McCollum, L. Peters, E. LaSala, D. McMartin. Row II: J. Cote, D. Taylor, K. Tracy, C. Rose, K. Jordon, G. Shelmidine, P. Lynch. Row III: M. McEwen, J. Goolden, T. Mouthorp, R. Camp, P. Brown, D. LaClair, P. DeShane. Don't look now, Wendy, but there's something stuck on your spoon. JUNIORS: Row I: A. Street, S. Taylor, D. Smith, M. Sibbitts, Row II: S. Stowell, T. Taberski, E. Smith, S. Taylor, M. Shields. It-just hit me. I UNDERSTAND IT ! I am a head above the crowd. JUNIORS: Row I: A. Piiolo. Row 1: T. Phalon, D. Parker, L. Pierce. Row III: L. Quackeribush, L. Race, J. Poticher. Row IV: J. Pope, S. Reasoner, S. Pierce. 51 Now, do I press the one that says O-N or O-F-F??? JUNIORS: Row I: D. Cady, D. Chase, J. Carlisle, S. Boise, J, Boprey, B. Casey, R. Brandt. Row II: M. Clark, C. Burnham, R. Bressett, L. Bros- soit, T. Caracciolo, D. Bovay, M. Cunn- ingham. 1 | - 1 [ t, - f uff£ I IPPH This is one locker that'll never be searched. 52 Dam! This slide rule never works. JUNIORS: Row I: M. McKinnon. Row H: L. Newvine, C. Weaver, C. Woods, P. Webb, Row III: R. Votra, M. Whalen, W. Walts. Row IV: T. Van De Water, P. Wilkinson, B. Wilder. JUNIORS: Row I: B. Blanchard, C. Alexander, L. Bennett, G. Ash- ley, T. Ahlrich. Row II: S. Bisnett, M. Bisonette, D. Aldous, D. Baker. Juniors are such a thrill. Seconds coming up! Get a load of those electrons ! 53 JUNIORS: Row Is R. Santamoor, J. Sanderson. Row II: D. Ricalton, R. Saucier, K. Rich T. Reilly. Row III: B. Richardson, G. Snider, D. Ritz, S. Sanderson, K. Seeley, A. ’ Richardson, C. Rex ford. No class can stand around and do nothing as well as the Junior class! If I had my teddy bear, I could go right into dreamland. Ni- te y-nite. Just like being in class. 54 I can do it even better with a blind fold and grass shears. JUNIORS: Row 1: P. Forsythe. Row 2: S. Faucher, C. Emhof, B. Grandaw, B. Fields, S. Foster, M. Fadden, T. Martin. Row 3: F. George, M. Gillespie. That's one way to get out of Regents Review—the WRONG way. JUNIORS: Row 1: V. Perry, T. Evans. Row 2: B. Coller, S. Foote, D. Pharoah, C. Planty. Hey, hey. If that's the doctor, I want a physical. 55 WCHS: Sitting: L. Roderick, S. Monroe, C. Rexford, B. Robinson, M. Clute, M. Stone. Standing: M. Brandt,’R. Saucier, A. Blanchard, A. Baker, D. Edwards. And now the Mormon Tabernacle Choir with Disco Duck . We finally found something to do with those extra issues. Who wrote this piece saying that WASH typists are morons? WASH: Row I: A. Street, C. Sprague, K. Doig, M. Clute, W. Walts, J. Carlisle, S. Leet. Row II: L. Rowe, D. Noble, H. Leavitt, B. Kepes, L. Monroe, L. Markkula, A. Baker, J. Kepes, B. McKinnon, M. Whalen, T. Priolo. Row III: P. Wilkinson, T. Holland, S. Monroe, B. Robinson. Missing: L. Prouty, R. Ames. Give me that sucker or you 11 get these feathers up your nose. No more kickin' or Mama's gonna USE that rollin' pin. THESPIANS: Row 1: S. Pierce, B. Kepes, T. Holland. Row 2: H. Leavitt, J. Kepes, S. Leet, J. Matteson, B. Lufburrow. Row 3: R. Brandt, T. VandeWater, L. Markkula, B. Robinson, S. Monroe. See Ms. Steppe, I told you this scene stunk. All dressed up and no place to go. This year, the Thespian Troupe has turned out a lot of new ideas with the help of the new director, Pam Steppe. The fall production was entitled A Family Affair , a coffee house which consisted of a number of small skits and which was very well accepted. The spring production, The Hobbit , was very creative and proved to be a crowd pleas- er. Next year the Thespians will be without the senior tal- ents of Beth Robinson, Tom Holland, and Steve Monroe, but hopefully will be supple- mented with upcoming Fresh- men and newcomers. 59 Losing your birdie can be devastating. ANNOUNCER’S CLUB: Row I: T. Whiteford, D. Kennedy, M. Brassard, B. Norton, T. Priolo. Row II: L. Roderick, S. Leet, L. Monroe, J. Carlisle, B. Peckham, K. Doig, L. Markkula. Row III: D. Baker, S. Faucher, T. Miller, K. Trombley, D. Shean, J. Brabaw, Y. Planty, B. Robinson, R. Simpson. Absent: L. Prouty. • . .and. . .would Terri Whiteford please report to the office. Radio Free Canton ORIENTATORS: Row 1: J. Hamilton. Row 2: Mr. Wisner, E. Cornell, D. Baker, B. Barrick. Row 3: P. Manchester, S. Papaw. LIBRARY CLUB: L. VanNess, J. Pharoah, S. Stowell, G. Looks like the latest copy of SEX IN THE FISH- Lewis. TANK is out. 61 What the !? ! is going on out there? Sha-lom! GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER: Row I: L. Ladison, K. Hayes, M. Bowman, R. Santamoor, K. Sayer, T. Walts. Row II: C. Hayes, J. Grunow, P. Lee, J. Abt, P. Danehy, M. Brassard, T. Gilson, and Coach Walts. Row III: M. Maroney, J. Peterson, P. Webb, W. Walts, S. Ricalton, B. Norton, L. Prouty, C. Ames, V. Wood. No Wendy, this isn't ballet class. Still buzzin',eh, Mary? 11;!: -ii ' ■life - WVI is: ■ : is - . Gimme another drag. Once upon a time there was a J. V. team that turned into the VARSITY SOCCER Sec- tion 10 Champions in the year 1976. The team consisted of twelve seniors of which three made All-Northern. First team players were Mauri Maroney and Kim Sayer, and second team members were Mary Bowman and sophomore Cathy Hayes. The Whole Varsity squad had a very successful season ending with a 7-1-3 record, losing only to Massena. SEASON SCORES OPPONENTS BEARS Saranac Lake 0 2 0 1 Potsdam 1 2 1 4 OFA 2 2 0 1 Massena 2 1 2 3 Gouverneur 0 1 0 0 63 Just me and my shadow. SWIM TEAM: Row I: Coach Smith, C. Rexford, C. Whalen, A. Baker, C. Jennings, S. Monroe. Row II: E. Jenack, E. Ouderkerk, K. Rexford, M. Travers, A. Blanchard. Missing: R. Simpson, D. Brossoit. . 4 i 64 T SHARKS!!! Mark Spitz eat your heart out! I hope swans are not in season. Give me back my suit, you devil. SWIM TEAM Unfortunately, 1977 was not a very kind year to Coach Bob Smith's Varsity swim- mers. Times were improv- ing, however, and next year the team will be looking to better its fifth place N.A.C. finish. Senior standouts Steve Monroe and Rick Simpson were awarded the first team All-Northern honors in the 100 yd. breaststroke and the second team All-Northern honors in 1 meter diving, respectively. Junior Clisson Rexford and sophomores Dave Brossoit and Earl Jen- ack should be the strong points for next year's team. 65 That way girls. My imitation of a barracuda. GIRLS SWIMMING: Row I: B. Kepes, L. Akins, N. Mousaw, C. Bradt, D. Cobb, S. Bokat, B. Peckham. Row II: Diving coach T. Sullivan, L. Monroe, C. Wells, S. Perry, M. Stone, A. Street, G. Davis. Row III: R. Barcomb, R. Locy, N. Stratford (co-captain) , H. Condon, L. Stratford, D. Ricalton, J. Carlisle, Coach Ms. Whalen, C. Scalise, mascot-Can- ton Bear. Absent from team picture - co-captain H. Waylett. Look at that pretty black fish with the big fin. Raquel Welch the second. See, this way I keep my suit dry and my nails clean. But Carol, you know I can't swim. The GIRLS' SWIM TEAM ended the season with a 4-0-6 Record. The team captains were Holly Way- lett and Roxanne Locy. Both these girls, and Nancy Mousaw with Anne Street won All-Northern status. Monica Stone was elected Most Improved Diver. Most Improved Swimmer was Anne Street and Holly Waylett was picked as Most Valuable. 67 1 Up, up and through the roof. Knee catch for Norton. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Row 1: A. Taylor, Captains B. Norton and W. Walts, L. Race. Row 2: Coach M. Maine, M. Ladison, L. Connors, H. Leavitt, S. Taylor, J. Pope, W. LaClair. Please ball, don't come back. Boy, she sure can crack them knuckles. f f 68 Bet you can't reach it! I can fly! To be or not to be. How is this for a pose! JV VOLLEYBALL: Row I: R. Ladison, T. Aldrich, D. Roberts. Row II: Coach M. Maine, V. Butterfield, A. York, L. Zulauf, C. MacLennan, L. Corbine, S. Middlemiss, W. La Clair. Missing: Jerri Toomey The JV VOLLEYBALL team placed fourth this season with a record of 4-6. The team worked well together but came up against some tough competi- tors. Carol MacLennan, Jerri Toomey, Lori Corbine and Vicky Butterfield led the Bears throughout the season. The VARSITY BEARS roared into third place with a record of 7-3. Co-captains Bonnie Norton and Wendy Walts were honored First-team All North- ern. The other members gave the team strong support, not- ably Martha Ladison. 69 - Being a SENIOR is only partly as glamorous as it seems to be. Yes, we're in the last year of high school, we're the bosses of the school. Yes, the other kids look at us and say, Wow, they're the Seniors, I can't wait till I'm a Sen- ior! But being the oldest and most respected, we also have the most ex- pected of us. Not doing homework--only fresh- men and sophomores do that. Throwing food in the cafeteria--Seniors are too mature to do that. We do, however, have some glamour. When we march into the gym at the Olympics, every eye in the place can't help but be a little dumb - struck. Every kid wishes that he could go to a Senior party, and there is good reason for that! Mostly though, being a Senior is a lot of look- ing ahead into the future, wondering and trying to determine what's going to happen with college, or a job or whatever. By the time we are just starting to get things squared away, suddenly the year is over, and we're not Seniors anymore. 73 ' Rick Miller Tom Matzell 1 IK-’-; Stuart Gardner 78 Kelly O'Brien Randie Donnelly :V Debbie Ames Mary Jean Radway Ray Woodley Marshall Pharoah, Dave Perry, and Wang Chon Chris Mousaw Bob Durocher Scott Bennett I Alice Matteson Ed Stowell Greta Martin Mauri Maroney Abe Wilson Lisa Ladison Bruce Taylor Lynn VanNess 84 Gary Barcomb Linda Nelson Laurie Votra Roger Hutchinson Tom Holland 85 Tina Gilson Colleen Ames SKHHGnti: 87 Bonnie Brossoit Mike Travers T am my Burnham Rick Scott Eric Schisler Bob Klemens Laurie Cohen 89 Bonnie Norton Colleen Butler Jim Lawrence Andy McAdoo, Phil McMasters and Wayne Putnam. Terry Ames Mike McDonald Beth Bronson Jr Jim A ldous Martha Ladison Leslie Yanchitis Nan Lemiettx Anne Wilder Brian Todd I '•.i W ft i-iltll ■til! Dave Peck : 'e -v’3y Allan Blanchard •L Dixie Storie Dan Maloy Jodi Brabaw Jean Abt Bernie Rowe 98 ■ m Andy Audet Carrie Fitzgerald Gary Cotter mm Peggy Walters 1|| I 100 Beth Robinson Linda Ames ■ Jack Wood Yvonne Planty 101 Laurie Martin Mark Mead Roxanne Locy Andy Baker Brian Doran Evan Todd Anne Frendrich Carol Scalise Randy Hills Roger Hudson Dave Lawrence Gregg Williams FOREIGN EXCHANGE: Carlos Gomez, Maria Alvarez, Magdalena Zeledon. 1 SENIOR OFFICERS: Row I: R. Barcomb, Treasurer; R. Ames, Secretary. Row II: R. Pike, President; M. Mar- oney, Vice-President. REGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS: Sitting: T. Holland, T. Priolo, B. Robinson, N. Lemieux, B. Norton, M. Clute, J. Whitcomb, K. Rexford, A. Matteson. Standing: L. VanNess, M. Whalen, A. Audet, L. Nelson, B. Klemens, B. Rowe, R. Simpson, A. Blanchard, M. Travers, S. Gardner, B. Elmore. Absent: L. Prouty. In memorium. Jean Kitts 1958-1976 107 f ORCHESTRA: Row 1: S. Frear, B. Peckham, D. Noble, A. Tupper, H. Leavitt, B. Kepes, L. Monroe, Row 2: L. Markkula, K. Doig, E. Porter, J. Pharoah, E. Cornell, T. Rodee, A. Klemens, S. VanAuken. Row 3: L. Pierce, S. MacLean, A. Baker, M. Locy, J. Matteson. Row 4: Mr. Johnaovich, Mrs. Kear, E. Ouderkirk, J. Boyden, T. Brown. 108 Wait 'till Hilaire finds her bow is as sharp as a razor On that second whole note everybody switch instruments. A few missed notes never hurt a piece. Not tonight—I'm going to have a headache. Please don't hurt me. Eh! That's Italian. no BAND: Row I: L. Prouty, S. MacLean, S. McKluskey, L. Pierce, R. Votra, M. Locy, E. Ouderkirk, J. Boyden. Row II: D. Yearick, P. Latimer, B. Donnelly, J. Locy, D. Holland, E. Bush, J. Boprey, D, Yearick, Mr. Santeramo, J. Peters, J. Green, A. Baker. Row III: C. Butler, N. Lemieux, D. Latimer. R. Locy, T. Brown, R. Simpson, B. Norton. Sax is wonderful. Mouthpiece spit is such a nuisance. CHORUS: Row I: K. Doig, C. Sprague, D. Morrison, T. Durham, S. MacLean, S. McKluskey, F. Lucas, J. Peters, J. Boyden, B. Norton, R. Ames, J. Whitcomb, V. DeMaio, S. Conant, Mr. Laraway. Row II: S. Reasoner, J. Matteson, S. Frear, V. Maroney, L. Prouty, R. Locy, A. Baker, J. Locy, D. Perry, C. Butler, B. Kelly, J. Pharoah, B. Kepes. Row III: L. Markkula, L. Monroe, S. Leet, L. Frendrech, C. Smith, L. Rowe, T. Rodee, L. Rodee, H. Leavitt, J. Kepes, D. Noble, J. Frendrech, A. Matteson, B. Peckham. Row IV: N. Hollenbaugh, S. Bissonette, E. Porter, S. Fletcher, K. Hill, K. Cashman, S. Stokes, M. Locy, L. Bennet, L. Roderick, L. Pierce, E. Cornell, J. Clements. You're kidding. The next song selection is Classical Gas . Great talent. Now try singing from left to right. 112 113 Heh, Heh, 1 on the applause meter. JV HOCKEY: Row I: J. Smith, D. Jackson, J. Jackson, S. Taylor, G. Miller, R. Wilder, D. Peters, B. Pharoah. Row II: Coach Flanagan, P. McKenna, M. Taylor, G. Sheldon, S. Craig, T. Barlow, M. McKenna, B. White- ford, G. Wisner, T. Lemieux, R. Woods, D. Christy. 114 The JV HOCKEY team didn't fare too well this season. The team under the direction of their new coach. Jack Flanagan., came up against some tough rivals and just found it hard to connect. Many from the team will move up to the Varsity and their experience this year will fuel the yearning for vie - tory next year. 115 That pepperoni just waved back at me. J.V, BASKETBALL: Row I: M. Danehy, P. Bronson, M. Weekes, J. VonSchiller, E. Lawrence, H. Huntley. Row II: J. Butler, C. Palmer, M. Barlow, B. Ruitberg, D. Burcum, Coach Ceronie. 116 They were freshmen or younger, and inexperienced but promising. The JV BAS- KETBALL team had a hard start, due to the fact that half of the team was new to the game. Julie VonSchiller had a superb season and, along with Beth Ruitberg, was instrumental in the Bears' wins. Judy Butler and Martha Barlow were key to the team's offense. The team will never forget the way Ann Danehy could set a pick. Although naivete held them back in the early part of the season, skill and unity push- ed them to victory in the end. 117 J.V. WRESTLING: Row 1: D. Maroney, R. McAllister, F. Ashley, D. Blanchard, J. Peters, R. Aldous, T. Burn- ham, D. Ritz, R. Gordon. Row 2: W. Eishman, L. Cota, J. Matthews, B. Foote, D. York, D. Corbine, T. Boprey. Row 3: G. Gilson, P. Matthews, M. Peters, S. Camp, D. Diveley, J. Locy, R. Basford, J. Peck. Row 4: Coach Todd. My patented half-nelson. 118 This isn't exactly how you do the waltz. J.V. GRAPPLERS: The J.V. wrestling team had a very successful year capturing the B Division Champion- ships for the second year in a row. The team showed great spirit under the guidance of Coach Todd. Out- standing wrestlers were M. Butler, J. Peck, S. Camp, and M. Peters. 119 C. G. pops for two! Leave me alone, you. • • JV HOOPSTERS: CHEERLEADERS: Row I: C. Cohen, H. Condon, T. McManus, G. Maxson, S. Chadwick, B. New- man, C. McKinnon, S. Trippany. JV PLAYERS: Row II: J. McAdoo, K. Hammond, J. Brown, S. Goodwin, R. Whit- man, D. Smith, R. Christopher. Row III: T. Emhof, C. Stiles, C. Grunow, M. VonSchiller, D. Dusharm, R. Waters, T. Brown, T. DeMaio, Coach Dusharm, Manager D. Dusharm. Darren goes high for the tip. I think I can dunk it. Like my 'fro' brother? J.V. HOOPSTERS The J. V. basketball team had a successful 10 win, 8 loss campaign, which was good enough for a third place finish in the NAC A Division. The team was led by high scoring frosh Mike VonShiller. Rolf Waters, Steve Goodwin, Reed Whitman, and Darren Dusharm each contributed greatly. Chris Stiles, Carl Grunow and others added valuable bench strength when needed. The team had great enthusiasm and showed promise for Canton's basket- ball future. 121 Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. Don't cry Andy, someone will ask you to dance. What would my mother say if she saw me on the arm of a man in a white coat. I always thought dancing like that was illegal. The spitoon's a-that-a-way. Shave that brush off your lip and we could pass for Juniors. 122 A Royal dance for the Queen• About 40 couples attended this year's Junior Prom which was held in the Middle School cafeteria. Even with some people straggling in late (won- der why?), the band got started about nine ofclock. Although the theme, Stairway to Heaven, had been used before, the evening turned out to be very unique. After the band quit, and after John Harrington and Jolene Hunt were named King and Queen, every- body headed out to Richardson's camp to end the evening in the ap- propriate manner. 123 124 The devils choir, It says it all! This year there seemed to be a lack of interest in the Olympics beforehand; nobody was signing up for the events, and practices were unorganized. But when the night came, spirit was as high as ever. They said, don't count the freshmen out, and for a while, there was good reason for saying it. Throughout the first half, the Green Leprechauns, led by Maureen Weeks Kevin Lawrence, dominated. Thoughts of oh my God, this can’t be happening were raging through the heads of many upperclassmen. The second half was a total turn- around, however, which found the juniors and seniors rally to clinch first and second, respec- tively. Sophomores finished third, and you guessed it, fresh- men in last place. 125 The sweet smell of success. VARSITY BASKETBALL: M. Locy, P. Lee, K. Sayer, D. Ricalton, H. Condon. Row II: Coach Carrier, P. Murphy, K. Hayes, C. Butler, M. Stone. MISSING: P. Danehy, C. Ormsbee, K. Lawrence. 126 We told Carrier we couldn't practice tonight because there aren't any jocks. Now THAT'S got to be a technical foul. The VARSITY BASKETBALL Team had a fine season in '77 coming in third in the A Divis- ion and they had been expected to wallow in last place. Peggy Lee garnered A11-Northern First team status andKimSayer placed on the second team. Colleen Butler starred as play- maker and Kathy Lawrence, although playing only for a part of the season, added depth to the team. Experience will be a big factor next year in the team's quest for the A Divi- sion title. 127 VARSITY WRESTLING: Front: Manager C. Gordon. Row 1: C. Streit, J. Gilson, D. Taylor, K. McCollum, D. Walts, H. Meade, T. Jensen. Row 2: B. Rowe, T. Noble, S. Gordon, Coach Riggs, S. Dafoe, D. Martin, B, Corbine. 128 Steve, I don't want to hold your hand now! Gordon uses a deceptive play for a rest. A long line of tension. VARSITY WRESTLING The Canton Varsity Grapplers sported a winning season, fin- ishing second in the B. Divi- sion. Outstanding wrestlers were B. Corbine, K. McCollum, T. Jensen, and S. Gordon. Un- der the guidance of Coach Riggs the team showed great enthusiasm and with a few breaks could have been B. Divi- sion Champions. Here comes a pin! 129 VARSITY HOCKEY: Row I: C. Alexander, T. Phalon, J. Harrington, S. Gardner, R. Miller, D. Bovay. J. Aldous, R. Spadaccini. Row II: R. Camp, K. Lawrence, P. Curry, T. Carraciolo, D. Parker, K. Meenan, B. Grandaw, G. Stratford, R. Newvine, M. McKinnon. Coach: Mr. Kingston. I might as well have stood in bed. As soon as somebody finds the puck we can start. 130 You killed him. What do you mean hockey players have no class? Thank God that goalie's a sieve. Drop the puck; then count to ten so that I can get out of the way. The BEAR VARSITY HOCKEY team fought hard this season and reaped the glory their playing deserved. Massena posed the only problem for the teams of the NAC were easily brushed aside as Can- ton soared in victory. Randy Spadaccini was rewarded for his excellent play be being chosen as goalie for the All- Northern First team. Stuart Gardner and Rob Newvine also attained All-Northern status. In this quest for NAC supremacy next year, the playing of the aforementioned seniors and also that of Rick Miller and Jim Aldous will be missed. CANTON OPPONENT Lake Placid 5 3 6 2 6 3 Massena 0 5 1 6 0 4 Alex Bay St. Law. 7 4 Central 4 3 5 6 Salmon River 9 5 7 4 Norwood 5 2 Potsdam 4 3 7 5 Malone 11 2 OFA 8 2 6 0 Saranac Lake 9 4 131 The Bears come marchin' in. Up, up, and away for the dunk. VARSITY HOOPSTERS: CHEERLEADERS: Row I: R. Donnelly, M. Bowman, B. Bronson, H. Waylett, N. Lemieux, C. McGee, L. Bessette, B. Richardson. VARSITY PLAYERS: Row II: L. Brossoit, E. VonSchiller, T. Stone, P. Wilkinson, J. Goolden, J. Ryerson, R. Hutchinson, B. Elmore. Row III: Coach Rosenburg, B. Doran, L. Pierce, A. Audet, R. Pike, T. Crupi, T. Reilly, T. Whalen, Coach Hourihan. Look, Coach, I tackled him for a four yard loss Brock does the bump, The VARSITY BASKETBALL team completed a fine sea- son in third place of the NAC A Division. They finished with an overall record of 12 wins and 8 defeats. A matter of seconds made the differ- ence in six of eight losses for the Bears. The Varsity hoopsters reached the semi- finals only to lose a closely contested game to OF A. Key players were first team A11- NAC John Ryerson and sec- ond team All-NAC Tim Stone. Dr. R! i I! CHEERLEADERS: Row I: S. Peters, P. Latimer, J. Sanderson. Row II: J. Grunow, T. Whiteford, J. Le- Duc, S. Sheldon. 134 CHEERLEADERS: Row I: C. Wells, M. Christy, N. Young, N. Hollenbaugh. Row II: J. Green, C. McManus, K. Hughes. Row III: K. Cotter. 135 NAIADES: Row I: J. Clements, S. Conant, T. Durham, M. Beauvais. Row II: C. Buell, G. Jackson, K. Forsythe, L. Hitch- man. Missing: L. Monroe. NAIADES: R. Dewan, R. Barcomb, N. Lemieux, A. Street, P. Forsythe. 136 What do you think my mother would say about this?! I Gosh, NOBODY loves me! FFA: Row 1: L. Janack, K. Bisnett, P. Sibbits. Row 2: Mr. Grant, L. Davis, D. Smith, M. Butler, B. Corbine, Row 3: T. Ladison, J. Aldous, J. Peck, R. Murdie, M. Stone, T. Gilson, M. Craig. 137 ' 1 % iik ■ i ■ q £ z 'Ol-«r q:i— The Science Depart- ment has expanded to include more non- regents courses and has dropped Biology mass lecture. Mr. Witherhead, Physics and General Mr. B Chemistry Science ’ Mr. Laraway, Chorus and Vocal to Music Mr. Santeramo, Band Mr. Chisholm, Earth and General Science Mr. Baffaro, Humanities and Music Department Director Mrs. Kear, Orchestra and String Lessons The Music Department again held many fine con- certs this year. The Band added spirit to the Bear hoc- key matches. 142 The Math Department is the only depart- ment that offers an advanced placement course. Also, Math 12 students and others interested have learned to pro- gram a newly installed computer terminal Mr. Reynolds, Geometry and Intermediate Algebra Mr. Coir, Algebra and Geometry Mr. Holena, General and Math 12 and Advanced Placement Mr. Jones, Math 9 and 11 Focus has been placed on business skills as the job market calls. Home Ec. has been transformed into a consumer skill and family life manage- ment course and is increasingly co-ed. Mrs. Curtis, Home Economics and Consumer Ed. Mrs. Markkula, Business Skills Mr. Donnelly, Typing and Business Law 143 Ms. Maine, Physical Education Mr. Riggs, Physical Education and Driver Ed. r' This year a new librarian added a little extra to our library; Ms. Treggett, librarian Mr. Audet, Director of Physical Education Mr. Smith, Health and Physical Education Mrs. Caracciolo, Physical Education 144 Mr. Gotsch, Social 10 12 Mrs. Reed, French Mrs. Navan, Spanish Mrs. Colton, Social 9 12 Mir. Franklin, Social 11 Mrs. Christopher, Latin, Social 10 and Russian History rVi Mrs. Audet, English Mrs. Martin, English Mr. Seymour, Art and Humanities Mr. Grant, Agriculture 147 Mr. Garner, Shop and Mechanical Drawing Mr. Isham, Special Education Mr. DeMaio, Driver Education The administration devised a new school day adding more then five min- utes to each period and phasing out eighth period. This cut down on fuel use by eliminating a bus run. Mr. Peterson. Superintendant of Schools Mr. Molnar, Principal Mrs. Breckenridge, Nurse Mr. Murphy, Vice-Principal Mr. Wisner, Guidance Counselor Mrs. Whitman, Guidance Secretary Mrs. Taylor, Secretary Mr. Miller, Guidance Counselor The Guidance Department in response to student request published a student hand- book that explained almost everything about the high school. Also an orientation group was started to acquaint new students with our school. 149 The cafeteria staff as always supplies the students with hot lunches and breakfasts. This year the lunch selection was left up to the student by setting a basic lunch and let- ting us expand on it with further selections. Another bushel of prunes, please. Watch out! I forgot my false eyelashes today. There's no need to use a gun. You can charge it. CAFETERIA WORKERS: Mrs. Jeanna Trombley, Mrs. Dorothy Potter, Mrs. Beverly Hill, Mrs. Mary Lytle, Mrs. Kay Harper, Mrs. Sadie La- Pierre, Mrs. Helen Rexford. Did you here about. . • We put lots of fluoride in our food. The custodians carried on with their job of seeing that the high school does not crumble to the ground. Many people han- dle this tough job and although only a few are pictured, thanks go to all. Bus driv- ers were given the gift of no second bus run in the afternoon and a needed rest from the rowdiness of one more busload of kids. Mr. Price, Night Supervisor. BUS DRIVERS: (L. To R.) Loren Lytle, Bob Ray, Bill Allen, Lyle Newvine, Larr Aldous, Glen Hurlbut, Joe Conant. Calvin Leonard, Superintendant of Buildings and Grounds Mr. Holland, District Manager 151 Working behind the scenes Those were the days Row I: B. Durocher, B. Dafoe, D. Perry, A. Blanchard, B. Gotham. Row II: S. Murdock, D. Lawrence, P. McMasters, B. Hill, B. Pitts. Row III: R. Simpson, D. Lehr, A. Mousaw, G. VanMeter. Row I: N. Daniels, C. Streit, K. Cota, G. Rivers, R. Miller, K. Rexford. Row II: C. Mousaw, D. Cady, J. Aldous, S. Dafoe, B. Taylor, T. Holland, R. Allen, G. Williams. Row III: P. Sovie. Row I: D. Stevenson, S. Pomerat, J. Cisney, Row II: D. Costa, B. Barrick, E. Thorbahn, W. Putnam, J. Tay- lor, D. Paige, P. Mace, D. Wilder. Row III: R. Scott, B. Rowe, M. McGregor. CROWELL’S For Keepsake And Starfire Diamonds Bulova, Accutron, Quartz, Caravelle Watches Spiedel And Anson Men’s Jewelry Charms, Crosspens, Pendants For Gifts And All Fine Occasions The St. Iiawren.ce Mational Bank WHERE PEOPLE COME FIRST MemberFDIC Canton, Black River, Carthage Edwards, Gouverneur, Harrisville Heuvelton, Lowville, Madrid Norwood, Ogdensburg, Port Leyden Potsdam, Star Lake Here To Help You To A Better Future THE HOOT OWL Great Pizza Free Delivery Wishes You Success JOSIE’S LITTLE PIZZERIA Main Street Canton 386-3734 154 Fashion With Friendly People SMITHS! Canton Plaza Canton And Prosh Building Potsdam canTon saviriGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 127 MAIN STREET • CANTON, NEW YORK 13617 AREA CODE 315 386-4533 Congratulations To The Class Of 1977 ■ I® w fig 1 on liptepis i s - . 1 ? ?T.y.|-; .«gggg .. 1111 156 HALLMART FOOD STORE For Your Shopping Convenience East Main St. Canton Congratulations To Class Of ’77 CANTON TAXI Any Place, Any Time Quick, Courteous Service 386-8776 MOONGATE A New Environment Concept For The Wiser Generation Bill Walsh’s Liquor Store ft GMto Htquora UNIVERSITY SHOPPING CENTER ROUTE 11 CANTON, NEW YORK 13617 The North Country’s Finest Liquor Store THE CANTON BAKERY AND COFFEE SHOP Wishes You All Good Luck In The Future Gouverneur St. Canton Chilled Wines At All Times We Deliver 157 iccfamC' (r fu't,(cnfc{ ' It’s Not Just Fine Apparel It’s Downtown Canton STROUT REALTY Best Wishes From The Gang At -c;h northern music 8 Main Street Potsdam, New York CORNER SUBS Compliments Of Don Sprague, Lie. Real Estate Broker Alita H. Brown, Lie. Real Estate Saleswoman Call Don Or Alita For Free Counseling On Buying Or Selling Your First Property. You’ll Be Glad You Did! Midway On The Potsdam-Canton Road 386-2222 265-7070 You Can’t Get A Better Sub! Main Street Canton THE LEADER SINCE 1900 IN SERVICING THE NATION’S BUYERS AND SELLERS AXTELL’S Raleigh Bicycles Sales Service Ski Sporting Goods Specialists PEGGS-MOLNAR Insurance With Confidence Careful Financial Planning KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS AXTELI'S Concerned About YOUR Future Quality Footwear Frye Boots Bass Dexter Miss America Air Step NOBLE SHOE STORE Compliments Of JUDSON HEIGHTS DAIRY NASH WELL DRILLING Milk—Drink Of Champions 160 (HI WHEREVER you go from Canton High Leadership Scholarship Character Service YOU have a friend at THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK THE CANTON AUTO AND EQUIPMENT DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION Mace Motors Peter’s Ford Sales LeBerge Curtis, Inc. Robinson’s Farm Equipment Hundley Farm Implements Compliments Of GREEN FURNITURE CO. 'Bfittir If It’s Quality You’re Looking For University Shopping Center Rt. 11, Canton, N.Y. Two Locations To Serve You Richville Canton 386-4521 All Through The Years THE CANTON TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 162 BROWN’S DODGE CITY Chrysler, Dodge, Dodge Truck, Colt - v... - RDAirc rinnrsF iKir Brown’s Dodge, Inc. Russell Road Canton 386-8498 DIXIE LEE Fried Chicken—Seafood Hamburgers—Ice Cream Miner Street Canton Compliments Of McCADAM CHEESE CO., INC. Heuvelton New York 13654 (315-344-2441) There’s No Finer Cheese Anywhere JACK POST STATE FARM FOR Commercial Home, Auto, Boat Snowmachine Motorcycle Your Good Neighbor 163 Congratulations To The Class Of 1977 From DON DANA STUDIOS Portraits Passports I.D.’s Plastic Laminating LeBERGE CURTIS INC. Speedy Rubber Stamps Stamps Embossing Seals Ink Pads Daters i Bus. Phone 386-4181 Res. Phone 347-3726 2 Hodskin Street Canton Canton, New York H R BLOCK ARMADILLO BOOKSTORE The Income Tax People 9 Main Street Canton Books, Plants, Crafts I 164 A Good Place For Outdoor Clothing Moderately Priced Fashions Sturdy Boots PEARL’S DEPT. STORE A Best Wishes From Journey’s End Main Street Canton You can enlist in the Army and start college at the same time. Over 1000 colleges and the Army have an educational plan called Project Ahead. It’s a way to enlist in the Army and start your college education at the same time. If you qualify under Project Ahead, you choose the participating school you’d like to graduate from before you enlist. Then no matter where you study while in the Call Army Army, you’ll take courses taught by accred- ited colleges right on post, with the Army paving up to 75% of the tuition. If you’re interested in starting on your college degree while you’re working at a good job, call me. SSG Paul Miller about Project Ahead. 26 -6270 loin the people who’ve joined the Army. P c EPSON J. MARTIN Really Keeps Your Total Down Canton Plaza Distributor Of Pabst Schlitz Old Vienna And Other Fine Products Everybody’s Bank Compliments Of MARINE MIDLAND BANK O’LEARY’S FUNERAL HOME and Services 32 Park Street Canton, N.Y. William E. O’Leary Licensed Manager 166 Congratulations To The Class Of ’77 CANTON ROTARY CLUB No. 2515, District 704 P.O. Box 385 Canton, New York 13617 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of ’77 THE CASCADE INN, INC. (Restaurant, Motel, Bar) 4 West Main Street Canton, New York Winifred T. Gushea, Owner 167 Congratulations To The 1977 Graduates And Best Wishes In All Your Future Endeavors N Part Of The Spa CORNING GLASS WORKS Canton, New York June, 1977. 1977 Algonquin issued. Lynch mob meets in CHS gym to plan strategy. 68 r?' « WITH MANY THANKS Akins Associates Allied Abstract Inc. Band Box Dry Cleaners Barn—Phil Betty McCarthy Connie Barr’s Bartman’s Auto Parts Bell’s Bing Stevens Store Brown’s Dairy Canton I.O.A. Canton Oil Corporation The Clark Insurance Agencies William N. Clark, Insurance Coakley True Value Hardware Coleman Pitts Arco Commercial Press Crow’s Sport Shop Dairy QueemBrazier Denesha-Gardner Funeral Home Dompnier-Leonard Inc. Don’s Meat Market Floyd Firman Jr. Firman Oilburner Service Gary Chain Saws Inc. Gibbo’s Market Grasse River Agway Gray Bowling Lanes John W. Hardy Haven’s Shoe Repair Jreck Subs Ray Jubinville Studio Laurentian Pool Sales TO OUR PATRONS iae, Hairgtyliflg , Buster Dorothy Lawrence Linaa’s Hairstyling Mayhew’s Wholesale Ine. McCarthy’s Restaurant Roger Morgan TV—Morley The News Shop Parkview Hairstyling H People’s Oil Co. Ralph’s Restaurant Jieasoner’s T.V. Russell Drugs Si. Lawrence Inn St. Lawrence Plaindealer . St. Lawrence Refrigeration Air (Conditioning Sears Catalog Merchant ] Seaway Building Maintenance sTick To$k .. Trisdel Associates Triple A Lumheit' Tylejg Mobil WayneFeed SiM)l St re Weiss Electric John Wells Weston’s Book Store . Whitf’s Flowers Wight1 Patterson 1 The Wool House wpdM-wsnn it-' £ The Yarn Shop Algonquin staff Lying: B. Kelly, P. Latimer. Behind: T. Priolo, K. Sayer, R. Ames. Algonquin staff R. Locy, C. Butler, L. Prouty, R. Simpson. ■ ip I ' i -,d v ; Algonquin staff Sitting: R. Barcomb, G. Martin. Standing: M. Mead, T. Whiteford, B. Norton. ALGONQUIN STAFF Sitting: B. Bronson, L. Nelson, N. Lemieux. Stand- ing: M. Bowman, T. Holland. ■ V 172 ■ -%m- i S. Monroe, B. Robinson, J. Whitcomb, K. Dafoe, A. Blanchard Mr. Young ALGONQUIN STAFF: Advisor...........Mrs. Monroe Art Editors . , . Colleen Butler Roxanne Locy Business Editor . . Linda Nelson Circulation Editor . Beth Bronson Circulation Staff Roxanne Barcorhb Brock Elmore Greta Martin Mark Mead Bonnie Norton David Perry Terri Whiteford Class Editor . . . Nan Lemieux Copy Editor .... Rick Simpson Editors-in-Chief . Mary Bowman Tom Holland Layout Editors . . . Barb Kelly Pat Latimer Kelly O'Brien Photographers. . Allan Blanchard Wang Chon Mike Clute Kelly Dafoe Stuart Gardner Steve Monroe Beth Robinson Tim Whalen Julie Whitcomb Abe Wilson Photography Advisor . Mr. Young Proof Editor . . . Lauri Prouty Typists.............Robin Ames Yvonne Planty Tina Priolo 173 Abt, Jean 32,62,63,73,76,77, 98, 124,138,169,176 Abt. Martin 10 Abt, William 25 Ahlrich, Tammy 31 Ahlrich, Tim 53 Akins, Lisa 31,66,139 Aldous, Debbie 32,53 Aldous, Jim 38,93,130,137, 153 Aldous, Larry 151 Aldous, Ronald 9,118 Alexander, Chuck 32,38,53, 130 Alguire, Terry 31,134 Allen, Mr. 151 Alvarez, Maria 12,106 Ames, Colleen 62,63,72,77, 87,125 Ames, Debbie 73,79,124 Ames, Joyce 31 Ames, Kevin 16 Ames, Linda 100 Ames, Mrs. 150 Ames, Nancy 31 Ames, Penny 30,125 Ames, Robin 32,70,73,76,78, 106.112.115.124.169.172, 173 Ames, Terry 92 Amo, Kelly 72,83 Antwine, Karl 31 Armstrong, Linda 9 Armstrong, Marlene 31 Ashley, Frank 118 Ashley, Greg 53 Audet, Andy 15,32,33,38,72, 99,106,125,132,133 Audet, Mr. 38,144 Audet, Mrs. 76,124,140,146 Ayrassian, Ara 49 Baffaro, Mr. 140,142 Bailey, S. 8 Baker, Andy 33,36,54,56,57, 64,102,108,110,111,112,122, 125,169 Baker, Debra 31 Baker, Donna 32,53,60,61, 134 Baker, Sherry 42 Barcomb, Gary 73,77,84,167 Barcomb, Roxanne 66,70,73,77, 93.106.125.136.139.167.172, 173 Barlow, Martha 9.20,116,117 Barlow, Tim 9,114 Barr, Shane 36,76,138 Barrick, Brian 38,51,61,153 Barry', Mr. 140,142 Basford, Raymond 9,18,181 Beauvais, Mary Ellen 9,136 Bendix, Janet 22 Bennett, Linda 53,114 Bennett, Lisa 9 Bennett, Scott 80 Bennett, Terri 31 Bercume, Teresa 31 Besaw, Debbie 73,77,82,124 Bessett, John 9 Bessett, Linda 31,40,132 Bessett, Randy 18,31 Bisnett, Sandy 53,112 Bisonette, Keith 31,137 Bisonette, Maureen 32,53 Blackburn, Lucie 77,84,124 Blackmer, Cindy 31 Blackmer, Kermit 9 Blackmer, Regina 49 Blackmer, Sue 49 Blanchard, Allan 18,32,36,56, 64,70,72,77,97,106,124,139, 153.157.173 Blanchard, Barry 6,53 Blanchard, Daryl 9,18,118 Bleay, Charles 9 Boise, .Chris 70,73,74,76,122, 139 Boise, Stuart 4,48,52 Bokat, Sue 66 Bonne, Scott 29 Boprey, Anna 29 Boprcy, Jim 38,52,54,110,111 139 Boprey, Linda 29 Boprey, Tim 118 Boshane, Mike 9 Bovay, Dan 4,17,36,37,52, 130 Bov.1 man, Mary 15,32,62,63, 70,73,76,77,91,125,132, 169.172.173 Boyden, Joel 12,29, 108,110, 111,112 Brabaw, Jodi 4,60,73,76,97 Brabaw, Wendy 28 Bradt, Cammy 66 Brady, Lois 29 Brandt, Michael 29, 56,59 Brandt, Richard 32,44,52,53, 58 Brassard, Michelle 32,60,62, 72,76,77,84,125 Breckenridge, Mrs. 31,141,148 Bresett, Robert 52 Bridges, Mrs. 40 Bristol, Sai 11,16,17,32, 139 Bronson, Beth 4,15,32,73,76 , 77.92.124.132.172.173 Bronson, Patty' 20,116 Brossoit, Bonnie 15,32,73,76 , 87 Brossoit, David 18,29,38 Brossoit, Lee 52,132,169 Brothers, David 29 Brown, Deborah 11 Brown, Don 11 Brown, John 16,26,29 Brown, Paul 50 Brown, Tom 11,44,108 Buell, Cindy 11,136 Buell Terri 29 Burcume, Teresa 28 Burnham, Charles 52,122 Burnham, Keith 11 Burnham, Peter 29 Burnham, Tammy 34,72,76,88 Burnham, Toby 118 Bush, Eric 29,110,111 Burwell, Candy 11 Butler, Colleen 15,32,36,41,57, 70,73,76,77,89,110,111,112, 124.125.126.138.172.173 1 Butler, Judy 11,20,21,22,116, il7 ' Butler, Matt 18,29, 137 Butterfield, Vicky 29 Cady, David 36,37,72, 98,138, ‘153 Cady, Duane 52 Camp, Kathy 11 Camp, Randy 50,130,169 Camp, Steven 24,29,118 Caneen, Mr. 152 Caracciolo, -Mrs. 144 Caracciolo, Tony 38,52,130 Carlisle, Julia 32,52,57,58, 60,66 Carrier, Mr. 126 Casey, Brian 52 Carroll, David 18,24 Cashman, Kim 24,112 Cerrone, Mr. 45,116 Chadwick, Suzanne .24,32,41 Charleston, Michelle 4,24,-134 Chase, Debbie 52,122 Chisholm, Scott 32,38,47,54, 159 Chisholm, Mr. 18,19,142 Chon, Wang 44,80,124 Christopher, Mrs. 145 Christopher, Russell 24,29 Christy, Chip 47 Christy, Dickie 44,114 Christy, Jim 28,47 Christy, Mary Beth 20,24,27, 33.135.138.169 Clark, Richard 16 Clarke, Marcia 52,122 Clements, Joanne 24,112,136 Clements, Tom 16,24 Cloce, Cindy 11 Clute, Mike 4,32,56,57,72,; 76.77.103.106.138.169 Cobb, Donna 66 Cohen, Carrie 20,21,24 Cohen, Laureen 34,88 Coir, Jennifer 11,13,62,169 Coir, Mr. 140,143 Coller, Barb 35,55 Collins, Carol 73,76,96 Colton, Mrs, 124,145 Conant, Joe 151 Conant, Sheila 112,114,136 Conant, Warren 16 Condon, Heather 24,28,32,66, 67,125,126,139 Condon, Heidi. 11,40 Conklin, John 11 Connor, Lynne 49,68 C onnor, Marcia 10,11 Corbine, Bernie 38,47,54,128, : 137 Corbine, David 118 Corbine, Lori 24,29,137 Cornell, Ellen 31,49,108,112, 119 Cota, Kevin 153 Cote, Joseph 50. Cote, Katyh 49 Cotter, Gary 72,99 Cotter, Kathy 20,24,30,135, 169 Craig, Melissa 11,134,137 Craig, Steve 8,11,13,114 Crandall, Ralph 34,72,95,124 Crites, Roxanne 35 Cromie, Diane 24 Crupi, Tony 47,52,132,138, 160 Cunningham, Michael 14,52 Curry, Pat 32,36,49,170 Curtis, Duane 47,54 Curtis, Mrs. 140,143 : Dafoe, Amy 32,47,134 Dafoe. Chris 11 Dafoe, Kelly 12,73,76,82,125, 173 Dafoe, Robin 47,53 Dafoe, Scott 72,89, 128,139, 153 Dafoe, William 153 : Dalton, Mark 11 Danehy, Mary Ann 20,116 Danehy, Patsy 30,32,62 Davis, Gren 30,66,67 Davis, Harry 49 Davis, John 44 Davis, Loma 30,137 Day, Barbara 11 Delorme, Danette 32,47 Delorme, Dorcas 30 Delorme, Pam .30 DeMaio, Mr. 8,147 DeMaio, Tony 11,18 DeMaio, Vivian 20,22,23,30, 32,112 Demeter, Mike 30 Demeter, Robert 6,30 Denhoff, Dana 72,139 Denhoff, Kurt 30 Deshane, Peter 50 Dew, Donald 24,26,30,32,38, 54 : Dewan, Rose 47,136 Dively, Duane 11,18,118 Doig, Karen 49,57,58,60,108, 112 Doig,,:Tom 18,30 Donnelly, Brenda 30,110,111 Donnelly, Mr. 143,162 I .'. Donne JTy, R a ndie 22,23,36, 41,72,77,78,132 ;. Doran, Brian 102,131,132,133 : Dunbar, Brad 11,18 : Durham, Terri 11,112,136 Durrah, Wayne 30 ! Durochcr, Bob 36,73,77,92, : 138,153 Dusharm, Darren 11,16 j. Dusharm, Mr. 36 i Edwards, Denise 49, 53 Edwards, Dwayne 29,30.56 Eells, Don 28 : Elberty, Dan 38,49,54 Elliot, David 38,49 Elliot, Paula 11 Elmore, Brock 32,72,77,91, 106,132,133,173 Elmore, Johnna 11 Emhof, Dan 13,16,28 Emhoff, Kitt 4,13,53,54,55, i25 Emhof, Tom 7,10,11,16 Eschman, Andres 6 | Eschmann, Wilfred 118 Evans, Tandi 9,139 Evans, Tari 55,123 Fadden, Angela 9 Fadden,- Michael 36,37,53,54,5 55 Fnucher, Stacey 32,55,60,122, 134 Fefgusen, Jane 32,41,48 Field, Brian 55 Field, Lucie 28 Fitzgerald, Carrie 99 Fitzgerald, Thomas 28 Flanagan, Darlene 28 Flanagan, Mr. 18,114 Fie teller, Lisa 20 Fletcher, Susan 48,114 Foote, Brayton 118,169 Foote, Sarah 55 Forsythe, Kim 9,136 Forsythe, Pam 32,41,55,136 Foster, Dan 18,28 ! Foster, Steven 55 : Frank, Cindy 54,72,91 Franklin, Mr . 145 j Frear, Sara 12,48,49,108,112 Free, Kathryn 28,119 Freeland, Mrs. 140,144 Freudrich, Anne 102 Frendrich, J. 112 Galpin, Kimberly 28 Gardner, Stuart 32,38,73,106, 130,131,138,163 Garnsey, John 9,116 Gauvin, Elias 9 George, Frances 55 Gibson, Kenneth 72,86 Gillespie, Margaret 49,55 Gillespie. Molly 28 Gilson, Cheryl 28,31 Gilson, Gary 28,118 Gilson, Jeff 50,128 Gilson, Tina 62,63,87,137 Glover, Fred 9,18 Goetz, John 8,9 r Gomez, Carlos 106,131 ; Goodwin, Steve 16,28,29 Geoldea, Jim 32,50,132,138 Gordon, Chris 9,128 Gordon, Stephen 38,72.1(M, 128 Gordon, Susan 32,48,118,134 Gotham, Larry 48 Gotham, Randy 28 -Gotham, Robert 153 Gotsch, Mr. 145 i Grandaw, Brett 36,53,55,130 | Grant, Connie 28 Grant, Mr. 137 Green, Joanne 9,20,135 Green, John 18,27,111 I Greenwood, Lisa 9 Grunow, Carl 7,10,16 Grunow, Jackie 32,48 ,62,134, 139 Hall, Andrew 9 Hamilton, Jerrold 9,16 Hamilton, Jim 32,44,48,61 ; Hammond, K. 9 Hammond, Kevin 27,32,38 Hammond, Stephanie 48 Harney, M ary 27,138,139 Harper, Mrs. 150 Harrington, John 36,48,130, 131.139 Hastings, Nancy 27 Hatline, Marylou 48 Hayden, Mr. 140,141 Hayes, William 16,17,27 Hayes, John 32,36,37,73,74, 77,124 Hayes, Kathy 27,30,32,62, 63,126 Hayes, Sheryl 13,48,62,63 Hazeltine, Kenneth 48 Hedger, Alicia 27,28,40 Hill, Kenneth 9 I Hill, Kimberly 48,114 ; Hill, Rian 8 Hill, Robert 73,90,138,153 Hills, Bev 150 Hills, Darrick 27 Hills, Randy 7,72,104,124, 138 Hills, Reanette 32,48,134 Hitchman, Laurie 7,8,136 Hitchman, Paul 48 Hodge, Holly 27 Holena, Mr. 143 Holland, David 18,27,111,154 159,160,166 Holland, Mr. 151 ; Holland, Tom 12,15,57,58, 72,76,77,85,106,124,153,172 Hollenbaugh, Nancy 7,112,135 Holmes, Evelyn 27,146 Holmes, Tina 22 Hotzler, Heather 42 i Houk, Ms. 22 Hourihan, Mr. 132 Hudson, Roger 32,36,37,49, 73,105 Hudson, Sue 7,22,23,129 Hughes, Cathy 20,21,27,135 Hint, Jolene 46 Hunt, Tim 28,33,36,47,73, 105.139 Huntley, Helen 20,22,30,116, 169 Huntley, Sandy 22 Hurlbut, Glen 151 Hutchinson, Roger 36,54,72,76 , 85,132 Isham, Mr. 140,147 Jackson, Dave 18,27,114 Jackson, Gay 7,136 Jackson, Jim 18,114 Janack, Carl 7 Janack, Earl 27,64 Janack, Larry 46,58 Jensen, Darcy 27 Jensen, Tim 7,128 Johanovich, Mr. 108 Johnson, Sue 7 Jones, Jeff 27 Jones, Mr. 140,143 Jordon, Kelly 50,138 Jordon, Kevin 7,27 Joyce, Bill 7 Joyce, Wendy 22 Rear, Mrs. 108,119,142 Kelly, Barbara 4,60,73,76,77, 86,112,114,172,173 Kennedy, Denise 32,60,72,77 Kenyon, Maggie 42,48,122 Kenyon, Micky 7 Kepes, Elizabeth 46,49,57,58, 59.66.108.112.119.169 Kepes, Judith 27,58,59,112 Kingston, Mr, 130,145 Kirby, Samuel 16,27,29,32, 125,139 Kitts, Jean 107 Klemens, Ann 42,43,108 Klemens, Bob 14,32,38,73, 88.106.125.139.169 Knapp, Laurie 13,48,139 LaBrake, Karen 7,10 LaBrake, Sue 27 LaClair, Donald 50 LaClair, Wanda 27,68 Ladison, Lisa 62,73,83 Ladison, Martha 34,68,72,93 Ladison, Robin 7 Ladison, Shelia 27 Ladison, Terry 7,137 LaDuke, Mr. 38 LaFave, Tom 36,73,76,96 Lamendola, Mary 50,138 Lamendola, Nick 25,27 LaPierre, Mrs. 150 Laraby, Mary 22 Laraway, Mr. 112,140,142 LaRue, Joseph 34 LaSala, Eleanor 50 LaSala, George 35,38,140 Latimer, Donald 110, 111 Latimer, Pat 72,77,103,111, 124.134.172.173 Lawrence, David 36,72,105,124, Lawrence, Ellen 116 Lawrence, Jim 92 Lawrence, Kathy 32,73,77,90, 125,163 Lawrence, Kevin 7,8,38,114,130 Lawrence, Patty 27 Leavitt, Hilaire 12,48,57,58, 68.108.112.119 LeDuc, Joan 32,36,41,47,134, 138 Lee, Mark 16,17,27,139 Lee, Peggy 4,63,73,75,76,77, Lee, Peggy, 4,62,63,73,75,76, 124,126,169,176,76,77 Leet, Jill 42,43 Leet, Susan 27,57,58,60,112, 139 Legault, John 8 Lehr, David 153 Lemieux, Nan 15,32,73,76,77, 93,106,110,111,124,132,136, 172.173 Lemieux, Tim 18,27,114 Leonard, Calvin 46 Leonard, Mr. 151 Levato, Elaine 46 Lewis, Georgia 8,61 Lincoln, Don 8 Lindenmayer, Elisa 48 Lobdell, Peter 7 Lobdell, Raymond 35,48 Locey, Jack 16,27 Locke, Ricky 27 Locy, Cheryl 8 Locy, Joseph 27,110,11,112, 118,124 Locy, Marta 20,27,32,108,111, 112,124,126,138 Locy, Roxanne 15,32,66,67, 70,73,76,77,102,110,111,112, 124,169,172 Lucas, Francis 112,160 Lufburrow, Bobby 27,58,59 Lynch, John 8 Lynch, Pat 50 Lytle, Loren 151 Lytle, Marian 150 MacDonald, Lawrence 48,138 Mace, Pat 4,73,103,153 Maclean, Susan 8,9,108,110, 111,112 MacLennan, Carol 20,27,31,33 Magar, Chris 48,139 Maine, Ms. 20,21,68,144 Maloy, Da| 38,73,77,97 Manchester, Paula 8,61 Markkula, Lisa 46,57,58,59, 60.108.112.119 Markkula, Mrs. 143 Maroney, Don 8,18,108 Maroney, Mauri 13,15,30,33, 62,77,81,106 Maroney, Valli 33,46,112 Marsh, Diane 46 Martin, Donald 128 Martin, Greta 4,70,73,76,77, 81.125.154.169.172.173 Martin, Laurie 101,138 Martin, Mrs. 140,146 Martin, Tammy 55 Martin, Terry 34 Masters, Melody 8 Matthews, James 27,118 Mathews, JoAnn 46 Mathews, Paul 18,27,38,118 Matott, Lowell 77,103 Matteson, Alice 15,70,81,106, 112 Matteson, Jennifer 46,58,108, 112 Matzell, Tom 15,70,75,77, 16 9 Maxson, Gwendolyn 8,40 McAdoo, Andy 92 McAdoo, John 8 McAllister, Peter 16,27 McAllister, Randy 18,27,38,128 McBath, Tom 46 McCluskey, Susan 8,110,111, 112 McCollum, Kevin 50,128,138, j 169 McDonald, Mike 73,92,138 McDonald, Paul 8,11 McEwen, Mike 50 McGee, Carolyn 41,46,132 McKenna, Mark 7,8,16,33, 114,115 McKenna, Pat 114 McKinnon, Bernie 33,36,37, 53,57,130 McKinnon, Christy 8,40 McManus, Chris 27,40,135 McManus, Tammy 8,40,139 McMartin, David 50,138,169 Me Masters, Phil 70,72, 92,124, 138.139.153 Meade, Hamp 16,128 Mead, Robert 29 Mead, Mark 44,70,73,101, 172,173 Meenan, Kevin 4,16,32,130 Merrill, Brian 7,16,44 Merrill, Nat 13,46 Middle miss, Sherry 26 Miller, Bill 7,8,18 Miller, Brian 77 Miller, Gus 16,26,28,114,115 Miller, Mr. 149 Miller, Randy 8,16 Miller, Rick 33,36,47,73,75, 77.130.139.153 Miller, Shawn 8 Miller, Terry 12,46,51,60,122 ; Mills, Barbara 8 Moffett, Stepahnie 7 Molnar, Mr. 140,148 Molnar, Steven 32,33,46,52, 124 Monroe, Laura 26,31,33,57, 60.66.108.119.125 Monroe, Mrs. 146 Monroe, Natalie 124 Monroe, Steve 33,56,58,64, 70,72,76,103,124,160,173,57 Morgan, Ruth 8 Morrison, Dan 26 Morrison, Dixie 6,20,112 Morrison, Wendy 33,41,73,76, 77.89.125 Morter, David 46,50 Morter, Zoe 22,42,43,70,128 Mousaw, Chris 54,80,153 Mousaw, Nancy 66 Mouthorp, Jo Lynn 6 Mouthorp, Karen 6 Mouthrop, Terry 50 Murdie, Reggie 26,54,137 Murdock, Dean 8 Murdock, Steve 153 Murphy, Larry 46 Murphy, Mr. 148 Murphy, Mrs. 148 Murphy, Patty, 26,126 Navan, Mrs. 140,145 Nelson, Linda 76,85,106.173, 172 Newman, Betsy' 7,22,40 Newman, Bonnie 46 Newman, Colleen 22,23,46 Newman, Jackie 22,26 Newvine, Mr. 151 Newvine, Lynne 53,122 Newvine, Rob 36,46,130 Noble, Diane 25,26,57,108, 112,119 Noble, Laurie 20 Noble, Tom 128 Norton, Bonnie 13,14,15,31, 33,57,60,62,68,73,77,89, 106,111,112,124,138,169, 172 O'Brien, Kelly 73,76,77,78,124 O'Connor, Kathy 6 O'Keefe, Brian 26 Ormsbee, Cheryl 26 Ormsbee', Jeff 6,16 Ouderdirk, Eric 6.64,108, 111