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

Text from Pages 1 - 161 of the 1978 volume:

What was it like growing up in our little town, going to school in the rambling com- plex of buildings perched on top of the hill? When we were kids, life was biking around the block on a rickety tri- cycle, flying down the slide into the muddy brown water at Taylor Park, and sledding down the icy hill behind the Banford School. We watched wide-eyed when the Middle School sprouted up next to the elementary School. Within a couple of years, we were racing along the new green carpets, strug- gling to open our bright orange lockers, and clambering over the shiny fiberglass chairs in the lecture halls. In scenery I like flat country In life J don't like much to happen. In personalities I like mild colorless people And in colors I prefer gray and brown. My wife a vivid girl from the mountains says, Then.why did you choose me? Mildly I lower brown eyes- there are so many things admirable people do not understand. William Stafford Yoii don't seem to understand. I live WAY upstate, right near the Canadian border. Areyou serious? Near Canada? That's what I said. I didn't know people actually LIVED up there! On the last day of school, we exploded out of the build- ing, ready for two glorious months of sunshine and free- dom . In the summer we sav- oured ice cream cones in the park, sat in the cool shades of the front porch after help- ing Dad heave bales of hay into the wagon, and hit pop flies in Little League. We thought we'd never be old enough to be one of those huge teenagers, who look- ed so old and grown up, but before we knew it, we were in the high school. Finally, we could go to the dances, scream our heads off in the Olympics and get crushed in the chaos of changing classes. Growing up is a never ending series of adventures and good times, with a liberal sprinkling of defeats. We'll never forget what it is like to grow up in Northern New York, even if no one believes that human life can exist here. Canton is our town, a special place to us. Varsity Football: 2-5 CANTON OPPONENT 0 Massena 8 6 Potsdam 0 6 OFA 13 0 Saranac Lake 14 8 Gouverneur 20 2 St. Lawrence C . 6 42 Tupper Lake 20 Row 1- G. Stratford, S. Molnar, J. Christy, K. Hammond, S. Chisholm, T. McManus, B. Richardson, L. Bessette, S. Peters, C. Mcgee, G. Maxson, C. Wells, E. Smith, B. Corbine, J. Boprey, S. Williams. Row 2- J. Conklin, T. De- Maio, D. Dew, D. Parker, K. Lawrence, D. Elliot, C. Alexander, R. Saucier, D. Holland, D. Brossoit, P. Mathews, T. Doig, Coach McCann, Coach Seymour. 10 This is a stickup! Give us the ball, or we'll shoot. ! We won ! Where's the party ? Gee whiz, can't those dogs do it somewhere else? The Canton Football team, led by new head coaches Mike Seymour and Brian McCann, was forced to face a challeng- ing season this year. They struggled through the sea- son which included the highlights of the Potsdam and Tupper Lake games, where Canton scored glor- ious victories. Their rec- ord of 2-5 was an impres- sive and memorable one for both coaches and play- ers. 11 The J.V.’s: 1-5-1 CANTON OPPONENT 0 Massena 40 22 Potsdam 8 0 OFA 20 0 Saranac Lake 14 8 Gouverneur 8 6 St. Law. Cent. 8 Tupper Lake Canton lost by forfeit Row 1- L. Ritz, H. Ayers, D. McGee, J. Webb, S. Smith, J. Bendix, D. Wells. Row 2-B. Bessette, B. Warner, M. Gal- pin, C. Stiles, T. DeMaio, M. Smith, D. Dively, F. Glover. Row3-S. Woods, J. Bessette, D. Corbine, B. Petrie, L. Hen- nigan, D. Blanchard, R. Weaver. Row 4- Coach Hourihan, J. Whitcomb, J. Steuba, S. Mathews, J. Post, M. Deery, J. Davis, B. Norton, Coach Riggs. Row 5- S. Craig, D. Maroney, J. Jackson, B. Miller, D. Smith, T. Elmore. 12 Hey guys, I'm up here, not over there! Just because you don't want your picture taken . . . . Injuries And Other Problems resulted in an abbreviated season for the '77 Canton JV Football Team. The Bears posted a 1-5-1 record for the season with the highlights being a win over arch rival Potsdam and an im- pressive tie with powerful Gouverneur. Coaches Riggs and Hourihan were praised for their good spirit and coaching abilities. Stop picking your nose . . . tackle me! 13 Varsity Soccer: CANTON OPPONENT 3 OFA 1 Clifton Fine 4 Massena 6 Gouverneur 3 Madrid-Waddington 7 Saranac Lake 2 Norwood-Norfolk 6 Potsdam 1 OFA 5 Lisbon 1 Massena 4 Gouverneur 2 Chateau gay 0 Saranac Lake 6 Heuvelton 1 Potsdam 5 Harrisvlle 1 Chateaugay 1 Willsboro 14-3-2 1 2(0 T) 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 2 0 0 2(0T) 1 1 1(0 T) 0 2 0 Row 1 -K. Trombley, P. Forsythe, K. Forsythe, A. Dafoe, R. Hills, M. Charleson, J. Sanderson. Row 2 -J. Coir, A. Fadden, P. Curry, S. Camp, G. Wisner, G. Miller S. Kirby, K. Jordon, J. Harrington, J. Locy, L. Felt, S. Riezy, G. Coir. Row 3 -L. Pierce, R. Newvine, B. Grandaw, B. Hayes, B. Pharoah, D. Bovay, T. Stone, M. Fadden, S. Good- win, B. Blanchard, P. Hitchman, Coach Dusharm. 14 Well . . . how'd 'ya do it? How interesting to meet a soccer ball . . . Mommy . . . help!! The look of intense concentration . . Can't catch me. I'm Dan the Man! A Season Of highlights accented the Varsity Soccer Team as they finished the year with an impressive overall record including the league and intersectionaI titles. The Bears also saw many of their members gain individual honors as 9 out of the 11 starters received All- Northern selections. Their coach, Mr. Dusharm, was also honored as Division I coach of the year. 15 J.V. Soccer Team: 11-0-1 CANTON OPPONENT 1 OFA 1 6 Clifton-Fine 0 4 Massena 0 11 Gouverneur 0 5 Madrid-Waddington 4(0T) 2 Norwood-Norfo Ik 1 4 Potsdam 0 4 OFA 0 5 Massena 2 3 Gouverneur 0 3 Chateaugay 1 5 Potsdam 0 Gee this bench is hot. Row 1: R. Waters, D. Dusharm, A. Parker, P. McKenna, M. McKenna, M. VonSchiller, C. Grunow, J. Hunt. Row 2: N. Hollenbaugh, M. Whalen, T. Bessette, K. Mouthrup, S. Hunt, T. Emhof, P. Ruddy, Coach Willette, T. O'Brien, J. Ormsbee, D. Pharoah, T. Conant, N. Santamoor, C. Whalen, D. Christy, H. Mead, J. Pitkin, B. Rycroft, P. Newman, M. Collins, M. Lincoln, Coach Smiligin, C. Jordan, L. Rowe, P. Stone, L. Roach. Hey, where'd all the guys go? One more step, buddy, and you'll be out cold! r Our Junior Booters posted their fourth undefeated season this fall as they rolled to an 11-0-1 record and a first place in the league standings. This outstanding effort has now boosted the total consecutive games won to 60.Coach Smilgin,the man re- sponsible for the J.V.'s success, has announced his retirement after 10 long seasons. Goodbye Coach, and thanks for doing an excellent job that was well appreciated. Very interesting . . . how did that happen? What a ball hog. 17 Cross Country: 2-4 18 CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: T. Van de Water, H. Hotzler, K. Van de Water, L. Pierce, E. Janack. Row 2: Coach Smith, D. Brown, B. Lufburrow, D. Hills, S. Pierce, B. Romey, J. Hamilton, D. Brandt, J. Willets, Coach Ceronie. Let's see, now where did I lose my sneakers? Juliet, 'tis I Romeo! After her boy's, she's getting away! The Harriers showed improvement and en- thusiasm this year with their 2-4 record. Bob Smith coached the team through rain, rain, rain . . . and a little sunshine. They can't make me eat that school lunch! Girls CANTON 0 0 8 4 4 2 5 4 4 2 3 3 3 Varsity Soccer: 10-2-1 OPPONENT Saranac 2 Massena 2 St. Lawrence 0 Potsdam 1 Norwood 2 O.F.A. 1 Gouverneur 0 Potsdam 2 Saranac 1 Massena 0 St. Lawrence 1 Norwood 3 O.F.A. 1 Do the hustle! 20 GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER-Row 1: Coach Walts, V. DeMaio, J. Grunow, K. Hayes, K. Cotter, L. Corbine, C. Hughes, C. Cohen, R. Santamoor. Row 2: S. Hayes, P. Danehy, W. Walts, K. Rowen, M. Locey, S. Chadwick, C. McClennan. Say that to my face! Eat your heart out Charlie's Angels. Come on Sheryl, do SOMETHING right! The Girls Varsity Soccer Team had a year of high scoring and record breaking goals. Kathy Hayes broke the high scor- ing record with a tota I of 28 of the teams 46 goa Is. Coach Walts will have an experienced team next year with only four seniors leaving. 21 22 Girls J.V. Soccer: 11-1-2 CANTON OPPONENT 3 Gouverneur 1 1 Potsdam 1 1 Saranac 0 2 Massena 0 2 St. Lawrence Central 0 2 Norwood 1 2 OFA 1 3 Gouverneur 0 1 Potsdam 0 0 Saranac 0 0 Massena 1 1 St. Lawrence Central 0 5 Norwood 0 2 OFA 0 I have to play in that mud! OOH! Get it away! A broken leg's a real drag. . SOCCER Row 1: M. McKenna, S. Kirby, L. Noble Row 2: Coach Maine, S. Fifield, S. Gates, N. Miller, Dottom, A. Clements, K. Hourihan, C. McKinnon, S. Smith, D. Morrison, P. Bronson, J. Butler. Row 3: B. H. Huntley, J. Jacoby, M. Danehy, S. Warner, J. Green, J. Whalen, M. Weeks, J. Rich, N. Mousaw, D. Get out of here you creep! The J. V. Girls finished at the top of Division I this fall. The hooters were lead by Sophomore cap- tains Maureen Weeks and Sandy Smith. High scorer was Julie Von Shiller, who accounted for 11 of the teams 25 goals. 23 The Girls Swim Team ended their season with a third place finish in Division I of Section 10. The team was led by departing Senior captains Anne Street and Debbie RicaIton. m .. . The woman from Atlantis? 24 GIRLS SWIM TEAM Row 1: H. Condon, C. Bradt, N. Stratford, D. Cobb, D. Ricalton, H. Winterbottom, B. Peckham, L. Stratford. Row 2: Coach Whalen, K. MacKenzie, S. Goolden, W. Bristol, L. Monroe, S. Bokat, A. Street, S. Perry, G. Davis, K. Trombley, M. Stone, S. Scott. They said I was drinking Saturday night? This is the only way to fly! Oops! They said, No water entry. 25 26 You even run in the winter? CHS's fleetfooted harriers kept in shape by competing in indoor meets with the Winter Track Club. Concentrating on quality rather than quantity, the Club placed third in Sectionals and sent 5 members to the state meet at Cornell: Tom Van de Water, Jim Hamilton, Rich Brandt, Roy Saucier, and Er- win Smith. Meteor shower strikes Augsbury. ROW 1: E. Janack, T. Van de Water, E. Smith, J. Willets. ROW 2: M. Har- ney, J. Hamilton, D. Brossoit, M. Cunningham. Missing: R. Saucier, K. Van de Water, E. Kepes, R. Brandt. Where's the bathroom? Coach Ceronie a life : ■P Y r-1  A Wwk I -I GIRLS HOCKEY ROW 1: K. Cote, M. Kenyon, L. Newvine, L. Stratford, B. Ruitberg, K. Cotter. ROW 2: M. Cote, i, Coir, Coach Patterson, P. Carroll, L. Hitchman, M. Christy. The girls hockey team under the dedicated coaching of Dave Patterson finished the season in fourth place in the Can-Am League and had an overall sea- son record of 7-7-2. 27 Varsity Hockey: 13-3 CANTON OPPONENT 9 Norwood-Norfolk 0 5 Lake Placid 4 10 Salmon River 1 8 OFA 1 2 St. Law. Central 5 6 Potsdam 3 2 Massena 7 5 Saranac Lake 4 9 St. Law. Central 1 6 Alex. Bay 5 3 Massena 4 5 OFA 3 4 Lake Placid 3 8 Potsdam 3 4 Potsdam 2 6 Massena 5 One big, happy family. ROW 1: C. Alexander, M. Craig, A. Dafoe, M. Charleson, K. Hughes, J. Sanderson, W. Hills, J. Smith. ROW 2: As- sistant Coach Coakley, B. Grandaw, R. IMewvine, D. Bovay, T. Caraciollo, G. Stratford, G. Miller, G. Sheldon, Coach Coseo. ROW 3: J. Harrington, P. Curry, K. Meenan. 8 Big boys don't cry. I know what he put in his coffee . . . Down on your knees, boy! The Varsity Hockey team had an exceptional season this year, compiling an overall record of 13-3 and gained honors as Division A Champions. The highlight of the season was the Championship game against Massena, which showed su- perb effort by both teams, but for the first time in several years, ended with Canton as the victor. Congratulations to the Bears and Coach Coseo Coak- ley for a well-deserved honor. 29 No need to worry when you're the best. J.V. Hockey: 7-3 CANTON OPPONENT 6 Norwood-Norfol k 2 6 Saranac Lake 3 4 OFA 3 9 Norwood-Norfol k 1 5 Norwood-Norfol k 4 5 Saranac Lake 4 4 OFA 3 4 Massena 5 3 Massena 6 1 OFA 9 _ C r r' | m w m .m m Wi HP ? Tw I mil 30 J.V. HOCKEY: ROW 1: B. Petrie, J. Webb, P. Stone, S. Smith, T. Bessette, N. Young, G. Zimmer, C. Wells, R, Woods. ROW 2: R. Burnham, B. Merrill, D. Peters, J. Jackson, P. McKenna, J. Woods, J. Legault, R. Neadom, P. Ruddy, R. Wilder, M. McKenna, S. Bristol, B. Whiteford, T. Barlow, S. Craig, Coach D. Reynolds. Hey! It's the Lone Star-alias Lips Jackson. A Surprising Season is the phrase which describes the J.V. skater's season. They beqan the year hoping to rebuild the team and wound up as top contenders for the title. Com- piling an overall record of 7-3, the BEARS exhibited great teamwork and good sportsman- ship. First year coach Reynolds did a great job and deserves much credit. 31 Simon says, Two points. Varsity Basketball: 8-11 CANTON OPPONENT 62 Massena 54 50 Malone 69 37 Saranac Lake 42 74 Norwood 59 77 Madrid-Wadd. 40 58 OFA 74 61 Tupper 64 70 Gouverneur 68 61 Potsdam 51 57 OFA 97 69 Massena 73 71 Gouverneur 93 50 Salmon 35 96 St. Law. Central 47 69 Clifton-Fine 63 51 Potsdam 54 55 Saranac Lake 66 62 Malone 80 49 Massena 59 32 ROW 1: S. Chadwick, l l. Hollenbaugh, C. Cohen, S. Trippany, G. Davis, L. Bessette, C. McGee. ROW 2: D. Smith,I Waters, L. Brossoit, K. Hammond, E. VonSchiller, L. Pierce. ROW 3: J. Conklin, Bill Rosenberg, M. VonSchiller, T, Stone, J. Goolden, R. Whitman, T. Reilly, S. Goodwin, Coach Hourihan. Jump! The Varsity basketball team is in the midst of change and rebuilding. Their compos- ite for the year was short of expecta- tions with an 8-10 season. The third quarter killed the Bears on four or five key games. They lost in the first round of the play-offs to Massena 51- 61. The Bears are looking for an im- pressive season next year as they are a young team and are losing only four seniors. 33 1,2,3, ... IN! The J.V. Basketball Team: 5-13 CANTON OPPONENT 37 Massena 40 37 Malone 43 23 Saranac Lake 48 50 Norwood-Norfolk 45 38 Madrid-Wadd. 34 37 OFA 54 28 Gouveneur 55 47 Tupper 48 37 Potsdam 39 21 OFA 58 39 Massena 29 31 Gouveneur 38 51 Salmon R. 30 53 St. Law. Central 36 43 Clifton-Fine 45 40 Potsdam 49 61 Saranac Lake 68 40 Malone 65 J.V. Basketball Row 1: D. Wells, D. McGee, B. Newman, S. Bokat, G. Maxson, T. McManus, C. McKinnon, B. Ashley, H. Condon. Row 2: R. Waters, T. Brown, D. Dusharm, T. DeMaio, C. Stiles, T. Emhof. Row 3: Coach Dusharm, D. Dusharm, B. Norton, R. Rycroft, D. Schwartz, J. Matott, W. Conant, S. VonShiller, T. O'Brien, J. Davis, M. Deery, P. Newman, M. Hills. Come one Conant, we've been here all day. Behind by 20, but there's no fear, superman's coming to the rescue. It was a very trying sea- son for the Boy's J .V. Bas- ketball team this season. The bandage brigade, as it appear- ed, would be on the verge of victory when suddenly tragic happenings would arise, result- ing in the loss of key players. The highlight of the year was the near defeat of Clifton Fine (Undefeated). 35 ROW 1: D. Maroney, J. Gilson, M. Butler, H. Mead, T. Jensen, D. Ritz, ROW 2: Coach Riggs, P. Mathews, R, McAllister, S, Camp, J. Locy, D. Martin, B. Corbine, C. Gordon. Varsity Wrestling: 9-3-1 The 77-78 Grapplers and Coach Riggs continued to show their determination and persever- ence throughout the season with a 9-3-1 record and a B- section- al title. The team will be losing 3 great assets this year, namely Bernie Corbine, Jeff Gilson, and Don Martin. You can count on a good season next year as the team has many young and talented per- formers returning. Good luck to Coach Riggs and to the mat ter- rors of Canton High. Bemie, you can't wrestle with your hand in your mouth, even though you do think you're tough. The J.V. WRESTLING TEAM had but one draw back this season. What can you do with half a team? The J.V.'s did well considering their shortage of men. They handled their opponents with the respect of winners. They went out and did their job when they had to, despite regular sea- son injuries. We give our congratulations to the daring members and to Coach Todd for their fine effort. As for future recruits, come on, we need you! Hoss, don't let him run away! 38 J.V. WRESTLING ROW 1: M. Alguire, K. Corbine, K. Pierce, T. Holmes, M. Stone, H. Ayers, J. Donnelly, S. Peters. ROW 2: R. Locke, R. Aldous, R. Clarke, R. Stowell, D. Blanchard, J. Conklin, R. Weaver, K. Charleson. 39 I, you're supposed to wrestle the opponent, not my foot. The BOY'S SWIM TEAM, coached by Mr. Hobbs, did not have a great, victorious season, but hopes are high for next year. Dave Brossoit placed very well in the sectionals, and John Whalen also had a good record. The team is younger, and big- ger than last year, and morale and spirits are high. Pete the M. Anyone for coprophilia? 40 SWIM TEAM ROW 1: Coach Hobbs, J. Whalen, D. Brossoit, C. Whalen, J. Goetz, E. Janack, E. Ouderkirk, G, Lindemeyer. ROW 2: J. Willets, L. Tupper, P. VanNess, K. Jordan, J. Kenyon. P. McAllister. Do you think I'll score a 10? 41 Girl’s Varsity Basketball Don Carrier's girls finished the season with a 4-6 record. The young club took 3rd place in the B Division and next year's team, losing only two seniors, has po- tential for being a strong team. Ho-Hum, another exciting game ROW 1- S. Stokes, R. Santamoor, L. Felt, P. Murphy, A. Tupper Row 2- Coach Carrier, M. Stone, M. Weeks, D, Brown, M. Locy, D. Ricalton, J. VonSchiller, K. Hayes, C. Ormsbee, C. MacLennan. What do you mean, I'm busted! ? I've always wanted to be a bunny. CANTON OPPONENT 25 Massena 18 22 Salmon River 39 34 Norwood-Norfolk 32 42 St. Law. Central 32 38 Clifton-Fine 49 34 Tupper Lake 61 31 Massena 23 27 Salmon River 45 44 Norwood-Norfolk 42 41 St. Law. Central 22 27 Clifton-Fine 30 44 Tupper Lake 47 43 44 The 77-78 girls JV Basketball team coached by Mr. Ceronie finish- ed the season with an impressive sec- ond place position in the B Division. Looks like next year will be another good season. Okay, who has the ball? GIRLS JV BASKETBALL ROW 1: Z. Morter, S. Baker, M. Connor, J. Butler, S. Moffett, J. Leet. ROW 2: M. Thew, P. Bronson, S. Warner, K. McKenzie, N. Stratford, H. Huntley, Coach Ceronie. Wait 'til Marcia stands up and her pants fall down! Anybody know where their hands should be? CANTON 22 Massena 29 Salmon River 50 Norwood 15 Clifton Fine 26 Tupper Lake 23 Massena 29 Salmon River 45 Norwood 24 Clifton Fine 22 Tupper Lake OPPONENT 29 26 21 10 21 25 37 21 26 19 This years JV Volleyball team fin- ished their season with a 4-6 record. Most of the girls will be returning next year, which will make them a more ex- perienced team. JV VOLLEYBALL ROW 1: N. Monroe, B. Locke, K. Connor. ROW 2: Coach Maine, L. Felt, T. Davis, B. Young, M. Harney. Up, up, and away . . . 46 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL ROW 1: L. Corbine, D. Marsh, R, Santamoor, A. Taylor, L. Connor, ROW 2: Miss Maine, G. Snider, C. Planty, L. Bennett, H. Leavitt, J. Pope, M. Harney. The disappointing record, 1-9, did not re- flect the enthusiasm of the Varsity Volleyball team. Coach Maine and the team are optimistic about next year. 47 T n F F Dedicated To Charlie Franklin When he walked into class in his workshirt and corduroy pants, his slow smile and probing, perceptive gaze would question us, prod us to think. His eyes lit up when he spoke of the outdoors, the simple life, and, especially, his new project, the Environmental Studies Program. Mr. Franklin, thank you for your enthusiasm, for asking us to think. And most of all, thank you, Mr. Franklin, for being yourself President Donald Peckham headed this years Board of Education whose members were: D. Wentworth (Vice-President), P. Cooper, W. Hart, E. Nelson, D. Potter, T. Proulx, R. Rocca, R. Sibbitts, E. Brac- kett (Clerk of board) The Board . . . 51 La dolce vita . . . Mrs. Christ- opher Like any other trench warfare . . . Mr. Smith X What's It Like Teaching At CHS? I really don't know ... Mr. Holena I like the kids . . . Mrs. Renick p Teaching At CHS? I enjoy my students. They're getting better and better . . . Mrs. Reed I (The) joy and satisfaction ■from) teaching occurs when stu- dents return to share their succes- ses .. . Mrs. Markkula 53 Education? A Teacher’s View. Mr. BariiSp' c en: iJtry  Some knowledge of the past, some vision of the future; some skill to do useful work, some urge to do that work for the good of the community; the ability to think straight and-above all- the realization of how much we have yet to learn: that's educa- tion . . . Mrs. Audet 55 Philosophy On Life? It is not how much we have but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. Mr. Coseo The Golden Rule - Try to care about and be kind to others. Mrs. Reed 56 Advice On Life? It 'don't' take much to be nice . . . Mr. Smith Che Sara Sara Mrs. Christopher Enjoy . . . Mr. Holena Have a cup of tea . . Renick Get off whi le you sti 11 can . . . Mr. Smith I'd like to sing the world a song. Enjoy . . . Mr. Holena Roll with the punches . . Mrs. Cryderman Search for the diamonds in the morning sky and the gold in a field of corn . . . Mrs. Navan Perspecti ve ? The world and I have been con- versing for a number of years and although we enjoy each other's company, we agreed not to pro- selytize . . . Mrs. Renick Sanity is no virtue . . . Mr. Holena The human race is too imperfect to handle nuclear power safely and forever. I believe we should step up research in solar and wind power and stary away from nuclear . . . Mrs. Reed Mr. Garn$‘ Ind. Arts ....... Our custodians keep our school as clean as possible, open doors for us at odd hours of the night or day and, in general are always there when we need them. Thanks for the help. 60 Bubble, bubble toil . . . One scoop or two? Hit 'em again, he's still wigglin. There's no such thing as a free lunch, but for 600 we've got a pretty good deal. Smiling lunch ladies serve the meals and keep the hungry hordes happy. You think your alarm wakes you up early, ask a bus driver what time he gets up! Even when tearful 1st graders get lost in the mass of ye I low and noisy buses, and when kids fight for seats, the bus drivers keep their cool. Are you sure it's a can of tomatos? E. Leonard, W. Bush, T. Todd, B. Ray, R. McIntosh, K. Allen, L. Lytle, B. Butler, J. Conant, J. Bell, L. Aldous, L. Newvine. i, i Missing: M. Woodside, R. Aldous, C. Darling, W. Clark, R. Ames, T. Wat- son, D. Bush, R.A. Aldous, R.W. Al- dous, R. Camp, D. Evans, G. Robin- son, J. Moore, G. Miller, T. Aldous, G. Hurlbut, P. Evans, D. Wilson. 61 64 Row 1: Mrs. Renick, Judy Poticher, Tony Crupi, Erwin Smith, Lynne Connor, Roy Saucier, Mr. Seymour. Row 2: Valli Maroney, Betsy Kepes, Karen Doig, Hilaire Leavitt, Julie Carlisle, Brian Barrick. Row 3: Sara Frear Sheryl Hayes, Jackie Grunow, Tom VandeWater, Pete Wilkinson, Terry Miller, Lisa Markkula, Steve Pierce. A (though the death of the ol d coke machine caused a few days of mourning, the National Honor Society managed to have a busy year. Members helped out on College Night, organ- ized a FinanciaI Aid Day and raised money for college scholarships. Six new members were inducted in the fall in an assembly that rivaled the Thespians' pro- ductions. Sure I take a few now and then. Miss April looks good! Charlie and his angels Work? Us? The 1977-78 Algonquin Staff: Advisor Ms. Janice Treggett Art Editor Bonnie Newman Business Editor Roy Saucier Circulation Editor Valli Maroney Circulation Staff Larry Pierce Laurie Knapp Chuck Alexander Karen Rich Natalie Merrill Brett Grandaw Maureen Bisonette Class Editor Carolyn McGee Copy Editor Betsy Kepes Editors-in-chief Terry Miller Julie Carlisle Layout Editors Jane Ferguson Pete Wilkinson Photography Editor Erwin Smith Photographers Tom Van de Water Roxanne Santamoor Anne Street Lee Brossoit Mike Cunningham Photography Advisor Mr. Young Proof Editor Judy Poticher Sports Editors Sheryl Hayes (girls) Dan Bovay (boys) Typists Jim Hamilton Steve Stow ell Stacey Faucher We use Long Silky. Sure Ms. Treggett, I'll be staying late! Please close the door. From the desk of . . . The Environmental Relations Group, an alternative education group led by Mr. Isham and Mr. White, is now in its second year. The group, which meets 3 periods a day, constructed a lean-to, a nature trail and started on a log cabin. Snow- shoeing and rappelling were also taught. A greenhouse on the roof, solar heat and fish farming are a few of the future projects. ROW 1: F. Tupper, J. Locey, J. Jones, E. Bush, J. Rose. ROW 2: T. Isham, E. Foote, R. Locke, B. Gardner, T. Ladison, T. Burnham, P. Delorme, W. Bra- baw, B. Smith. Missing: V. James, L. Coffey, R. Gotham, J. LaRue, L. Cof- fey. 66 Como? Yes, this year's Spanish students with the guidance of Mrs. Navan, rallied and formed the Spanish Club. The language stu- dents made and sold pinatas and had bake- sales to earn money to send members to a Spanish Weekend Camp at the Potsdam State Star Lake campus. The Spanish Club is looking forward to a long and wealthy fife. Row 1: D. Ritz, T. Rodee, D. Aldous. Row 2: J. Kepes, S. Pharoah, M. Bisonette. Row 3: K. Trombley, N. Merrill, T. McManus, P. Danehy, H. Condon. Row 4: K. Pierce, H. Winter- bottom, U. Ritz, T. Brown. Row 1: L. Poticher, G. Zimmer, S. O'Brien. Row 2: V. Demaio, S. Trippany, C. Cohen, S. Chadwick. Row 3 : B. Whiteford, B. Mills, M. McKenna, D. Williams, P. Delorme, S. Ruitberg. Uh, Barry, the bell's gonna ring, stop staring! i 6 What do they call THAT in Spanish? Bel Canto is a select girls vocal ensemble. Meeting once a week, more or less, they per- form madrigals and other three- part vocal arrangements of most- ly religious music. Bel Canto generally sings more difficult pieces than the chorus and per- forms at the same time as the regular chorus. BEL CANTO, Row 1: S. Moffett, J. Matteson, B. Peckham, J. Pharoah, S. Frear. Row 2: L. Fendrich, M. Locy, C. Buell, H. Leavitt, K. Doig. Tom between 2 lovers Halleluiah You light up my life 68 Later . . . after this song. How is this for a pose? 70 + 1 1 Row 1: C. McGee, D. Ritz, J. Whittaker, H. Ayers, M. Beauvais, S. Con- ant. Row 2: M. Harney, C. Buell, A Street, S. Gordon, S. Faucher, P. Manchester. Signs reading Don't spit during the show and Watch your step during the blackouts begin to decorate the Girls' Locker Room as the synchronized swimming club gets ready for its annual spring show. About 50 members, in- cluding one brave (lucky?) male, practice for weeks on group routines, duets, and solos. The show is al- ways a great success; legs appear miraculously from nowhere, circles of girls revolve through the water, and the show goes on. Row 1: T. Durham, S. Scott, K. Trombley, G. Jackson. Row 2: D. Lattela, S. Peters, M. Conner. Row 3: D. Guyette, l l. Monroe. 69 Put on some clothes Mr. Donnelly! At Mr. Donnelly's suggestion, students interested in a career in business formed the Business Club this year. Club officers vis- ited OFA to see how their Business Club operated and to get ideas of their own. Plans are underway for a trip to Syracuse in the Spring to visit a business college and get a preview of life in the business world. 70 FRONT ROW: C. Roach, M. Stone, L. Ritz, M. Alguire, V. Pres.-K. Corbine, K. Trombley, Pres.-P. Forsythe. BACK ROW: S. Petrie, R. Clemmo, L. Gotham, S. Faucher, S. Gordon, K. Rowen. After beginning the year with a frantic search for a director, the Thes- pians finally relaxed when Mrs. Berard agreed to take their fall productions: Journey With Jonah and The Marriage Proposal . At press time, Reader's Theatre and a musical, Pirates of Penzance were in rehearsals for the Sitting: E. Lindenmayer, H. Leavitt, J. Kepes, B. Romey, B. Spring playS. Peckham, R. Brandt. Standing: L. Pierce, B. Kepes, T. Van- DeWater, K. Doig, B. Lufburrow, M. Brandt, J. Matteson, L. Monroe. Jonah, a comedian? My tongue is stuck! Alas, me thinks me might be sick! 71 Oh no, we've really had it now! I Every morning and afternoon a lone bus makes its way to BOCES in Norwood There, students from CHS and all over the North Country learn vocational skills. BOCES offers an aI- ternative approach to traditionaI educa- tion . It won't hurt at all. Who me ... a narc? 72  A gourmet cook I'm not! Gee, I can see myself! I can do it myself. 73 We just love reading. Adding a touch of the exotic to CHS, International Fellowship Continues to sponsor foreign ex- change students from far away places. Patti Quevedo from El Salvador was welcomed to our school and introduced to snow, cold, and North Country life. The annual Pancake Breakfast in the fall and assorted car washes and bake sales brought in traveling money for language students hop- ing to go abroad. IIMT'L FELLOWSHIP: D. Noble, T. Rodee, D. Ritz, M. Harney, D. Jensen, L Rodee, P. Quevedo. . . . and Spain is here! Patti Quevedo Bigger than ever, the chorus gained quantity and quality this year. After a successful Christ- mas concert and a guest appear- ance on WSLU, Canton's singers received much praise. Annual celebrations included Pink Tongue Day and The Toast Juice Breakfast. Although Mr. Laraway only had semi-success in eliminating the north country twang , he succeeded in pro- ducing a great sounding and en- thusiastic chorus. We're so young and innocent . . . f Row 1: S. MeClusky, S. Frear, J. Pharoah, N. Miller, K. Pierce, R. Morgan, D. Edwards, L. Frame, N. Monroe, D. Latella, L. Laraway, P. Malinverni. Row 2: K. Free, C. Sprague, S. VanAuken, K. Corbine, W Risselle, J. Matteson, H. Leavitt, D. Thompson, K. Cahill, M. Kearing, J. Bovden B. Mills, D. Williams, B. Zimmer, B. Peckham. Row 3: M. Locy, L. Fen- rich, L. Monroe. L. MarKKula. l. Felt, G. Davis, Z. Morter, K. Doig, J. Locy, J. Boyden, D. Edwards. D. Aldous, L. Rodee, B. Kepes, S. Moffett, M. Danehy, V. Demaic. G Snider. Row 4: C. Smith, T. Rodee, D. Marsh, D. Ritz, L. Cryderman, K. VanDeWater, M. Thew, K. Hill, L. Bennett, C. Cloce, ivi. Harney, L. Pierce, J. Kepes, L. .xodericK, C. Buell, L. Quacken- bush, E. Cornell. Specializing in quality, this year the band was kept busy by using their talents to add zip to football games, by marching in several parades, and by performing in concerts. Now that it's spring, catchy tunes and the beat of a drum add interest to first period classes. The whistle blows and it's, Ready,? March! OFFICERS: B. Donnelly, R. Votra, C. Buell, M. Locy. Manchester B. Mills, J. Donnelly, T. Votra. SENIOR BAND Row 1: T. Durham, K. Pierce, M. Thew, C. Buell, B. Donnelly, S. McCluskey, Z. Morter, S. Goodison, L. Frame, L. Pierce, R. Votra, Mrs Santeramo. Row 2: J. Donnelly, B. Mills, T. Votra, P. Manchester, E. Sharrow, M. Locy, R. Mills, P. Majors, J. Boyden, E. Bush. This year I've the best string or- chestra ever. Under the enthusiastic direction of Mrs. Kear, the High School string players worked hard and completed a repertoire of light classics and popu- lar music. They joined the ranks of traveling musicians and performed at various community functions around town. Eight seniors added their talents to the group and will be truly missed next year but until then, play on! p Male announcers unite! MATH CLUB: L. Fendrich, R. Brandt, S. Leet, D. Hills, B. Lufbur- row, B. Peckham, E. Smith, H. Leavitt, M. Whalen, R. Saucier Chess Club? Math Club? Existing in name only, these two organizations enjoyed a fine turnout for the yearbook picture. Vanity Club, anyone? Early morning and late afternoon can be deadly times of the day, but thanks to our spirited Announcers Club, we have nothing to worry about. Their cheerful voices and witticisms keep us all informed and entertained. This years' Orientation Club pic- ture wasn't developed. Members were: D. Baker, K. Seeley, P. Manchester, W. Wisner, S. Papaw, Mrs. Stone, B. Barrick, J. Hamilton, L. Brossoit. 78 ANNOUNCERS: T. Crupi, D. Noble, J. Poticher, A. Priolo, T. Miller, L. Monroe. ROW 2: K. Doig, S. Faucher, K. Trombley, D. Ritz, M. Harney. Interesting, isn't it? The School Newspaper EDITORS, Left to Right: P. Wilkinson, K. Doig, B. Kepes, S. Pierce. On WASH days, the roar in the cafeteria lessens as absorb- ed students read the paper to find out what's happening at CHS. A new editorial board added brains brawn to the paper, and the WASH staff put together many informative issues. STAFF Front Row: J. Carlisle, P. McAllister, K. Mowthroup, N. Hollenbaugh, Back Row: M. Harney, S. Pierce, C. Roach, C. Smith, C. Sprague, M. Whalen, L. Rodee. 79 80 The Poise of Pierces I m working on my smile Actually I'm sleepwalking. As they fly through the air with the great- est of ease, Canton's gymnasts prepare for their annual show and some members train for competition. A team of about a dozen serious gymnasts are hoping for more gym time to get ready for competition. When they're not prac- ticing, the girls are earning money to pay for a set of uneven parallel bars that were new this year. GYMNASTS ROW 1: K. Pierce, J. Newman, J. Bendix, V. Demaio, T. Waltz. ROW 2: T. Holmes, C. McGee, L. Kingston, W. Bisselle. Une Jambe Canton's FFA chapter, for students interested in agriculture as a career, had a productive year. The club kept busy practicing for contests at the Governeur and Hammond Fairs, attending the State Convention in Sidney, and selling fruit and seeds at the annual sales. Kevin Mc- Collum and Monica Stone traveled to Kansas City to attend the FFA National Convention. A little more, and up she goes. Mr. Grant 81 You want to see my cow? Our Class Officers Top from left to right: J. Pitkin, Pres.; J. Jacoby, treas.; L. Poticher, Sec.; N. Monroe, Vice Pres. And Student Council Kneeling: M. Thew, W. Bisselle. Standing: N. Miller P. McKenna, J. Bendix. It's totally different . . . ... no carpets . . . Lots of sports . . It's 'funner' . . . . . . more enthusiasm . . . It's easier . . . It's harder . . . Everyone's tall! It's too crowded........... FRESHMEN Row 1: T. Davis, B. VanVIeet, L. Felt, C. Bates, D. Christy, K. Ames, L. Kingston, D. Edwards, T. Lawrence. Row 2: R. Stowell, B. Norton, D. McGee. Row 3: R. Fobare, A. Tupper, G. Lindenmayer. 84 FRESHMEN Row 1: D. Snider, B. Rose, T. Butterfield, J. Hammond, D. Field, N. Middlemiss. Row 2: K. Trombley, P. Shean, D. Guyette, D. Thompson, H. Huntley, T. Burnham. FRESHMEN Row 1: L. Poticher, S. O'Brien, D. Wells, G. Zimmer, M. Maroney, L. Priolo. Row 2: R. Rycroft, B. Bessette, M. Ames, M. Galpin. FRESHMEN Row 1: C. Fendrich, names omitted because of childish behavior, S. Bokat, C. Bradt, D. Cobb, M. Laraby. Row 2: B. Peck, S. Fifield, G. LaFlair, E. Foote, B. Bennett, D. Dixon, C. Peters, D. Lamendola. Look mom, only 37 cavities! 86 i FRESHMEN Row 1: R. Briggs, D. Latella, C. Gray, S. Meldrum, S. Petrie. Row 2: P. Bronson, M. Danhey, J. Davis, Z. Morter, P. Me Kenna, C. Pal- I mer. Row 3: M. Taylor, R. Burnham, A. Latimer, M. Thew, P. Ruddy, B. Votra, J. Miller. FRESHMEN Row 1: J. Webb, M. Lincoln, K. Charleson, M. Stone, N. Miller Row 2: J. Jacoby, L. Houle, B. Petrie, I. Swartsfigure, M. Alguire. Row 3: W. Bisselle, J. Jackson, S. Stewart, T. Holmes, M. Richardson, D. Pharoah. FRESHMEN Row 1: J. Rossie, M. Hills, S. VanAuken, E. Sharrow, A. Em- hof. Row 2: B. Votra, D. Dafoe, K. Corbi ne, K. Van de Water, B. Ruit- berg, R. Strafford. Row 3: W. Conant, J. Holmes, B. Crane, T. Lehr, C. Malloy, J. Free. NO! DON'T SHOOT! Get your nose out of the way ! 87 FRESHMEN Kneeling: A. Merrill. Standing: S. Goodison, H. Hotzler, S. Frame, N. Monroe, S. Peters. 88 ' FRESHMEN Row 1: H. Mead, L. Noble, V. Murphy, M., Kearing, M. Deery, c. Smith, B. LaLone, M. Shean, P. Ames, B. Young. Row 2: S. Whittaker, L. Ladison, N. Rood, S. VonSchiller, R. Butterfield, D. Dafoe, J. Rose, K. Shelmadine, T. O'Brien, S. Sanderson, H. Ayers. FRESHMEN Row 1: M. Cote, V. Richardson, P. Stone, C. Storozow, P. Halouska. Row 2: B. Ashley, S. Scott, D. Barr, D. Schwartz, S. Wilson. Row 3: E. Brabaw, D. Hanna, T. Bessette, M. Gal pin, S. Janack, D. Potter, R. Smith. Remember the first day of High School? After peek- ing into several rooms and consuIting friends in the hall, we finally got to class. After a few weeks we rea- lized that Algebra wasn't a total mystery, and even General Science seemed less frightening. We soon learned how to dodge the traffic during class changes and discovered that study halls are definitely not for studying. After a year at CHS, we're a little older, a lot wiser, and very ready for summer vacation. FRESHMEN Row 1: H. Hubbard, R. Clark, C. Palmer, L. Gotham, L. Chase, R. Mar- tin, J. Boyden. Row 2: H. Middlemiss, W. Joyce, M. Thorban, T. Holmes, J. Way- Iett, M. Wood. Row 3: S. Taylor, G. Friot, R. Mills, T. Burnham, F. Rood, L. Cry- derm an. ■ 89 T The Outstanding Officers made this a very successful year for the Sophomores. Below: C. Sprague, Pres.; B. Merrill, Tres.; Ab- sent: T. Rodee, Sec.; L. Rowe, Vice Pres. On opposite page are Student Council Members left to right: J. Coir, S. Moffett, D. Peters, M. Weeks, J. Whalen. r TI X .I 92 SOPHOMORES Row 1: K. Mouthrop, A. Klemens, K. Rowen, B. Newman, C. Grunow, K. Reagan, K. LaBrake, M. Ruddy. Row 2: L. Rowe, J. Peters, B. Joyce, M. Abt, T. Brown, C. Roach. SOPHOMORES Row 1: E. Gaurin, B. Warner, D. Blanchard, J. Taillon, P. McDonald, D. Mur- dock, A. Echman. Row 2: C. Whalen, S. La- Flair, T. Ladison. Row 3: J. Lynch, L. Arm- strong, B. Day, J. Mou- throp, K. Forsythe, H. Condon, M. Craig, M. Connor, P. Manchester, C. Buell. SOPHOMORES Row 1: C. McKinnon, N. Stratford, A. Hall, K. Burnham. Row 2: J. Butler, J. Whalen, J. Rich, K. Jordan. Row 3: C. Wells, D. Maroney, C. Stiles. SOPHOMORES Row 1: B. Mills, B. West, J. Pharoah, K. Camp, T. Evans. Row 2: G. Maxson, C. Dafoe, D. Dusharm, R. Basford, D. Dively, J. Green. 93 Sophomore year brought us our first full length re- search paper and the ex- citement of choosing a class ring. It's going to be great being upperclass- men, but we'II miss Mr. Hayden's Biology labs and Mr. Smilgin's vivid des- criptions of European his- tory. With tremendous class spirit and enthusiasm, we kept our class together. In the fall, the Harvest Dinner was a huge success and, of course, our unex- pected win at the Olym- pics set the pace for a year of good times. SOPHOMORES Row 1: L. Tupper, C. Janack, J. Ormsbee. Row 2: C. Locy, E. Ouderkirk, G. Jackson, E. Quackenbush, L. Bennett, R. Morgan. Row 3: S. Ruitberg, J. Goetze, J. Elmore, M. Smith, J. Coir. 94 SOPHOMORES Row 1: M. Boshane, D. Morrison, B. Merrill, D. Peters, M. Beauvais, L. Hitchman, B. Van- Dyke. Row 2: H. Winterbottom, S. Smith, T. McManus, J. McAdoo, S. Moffett, M. McKenna, A. Thorban, D. Walts, F. Tupper. SOPHOMORES Row 1: C. Sprague, M. Whalen, K. Pike, T. Durham, l l. Hollenbaugh, S. McCluskey, E. Ritz. Row 2: R. Aldous, M. VonSchiller, B. Whiteford, K. Lawrence, T. Barlow, S. Papaw, J. Conklin. SOPHOMORES Row 1: K. Premo, G. Lewis, J. Legault, T. Jensen, N. Santamoor, C, Gordon, S. Johnson, S. Con- ant. Row 2: K. O'Connor, D. Lincoln, J. Von Schiller, R. Waters, T. Rodee, C. Smith, L. Roderick, T. Votra, M. Masters, B. Miller, S. Bristol. 95 SOPHOMORES Row 1: S. Craig, K. Pierce, M. Barlow, S. Perry, D. Brown. Row 2: L. Rodee, J. Fendrick, T. Perry, K. Trudell, C. Cloce. Row 3: C. Bleau, J. Hamilton, F. Glover, J. Whitcomb, J. Garnsey. But I wasn't in the parking lot! % What's the best thing about being a SOPHOMORE? ... our class spirit. . . . you're not thought of as a lit- tle shrimp. . . . being sixteen and driver ed. . . . winning the Olympics! . . . next year — the prom! . . . not being the youngest. Plants have sex? Oh my God! SOPHOMORES Row 1: J. Shields, R. Weaver, T. Emhof, K. Hourihan, D. Williams, W. Sheridan. Row 2: J. Bessette, T. DeMaio, C. Palmer, N. Young, P. Lobdell, K. Hill, R. Wilder, M. Weeks, M. Dal- ton, A. Fadden. The Class Of 1979 Student Council 98 Above, from left to right: P. Danehy, B. Peckham, M. Wilkin- son, S. VanAuken. And Class Officers On opposite page: L. Monroe, President; ney, Treasurer. S. VanAuken, Vice Pres Wilkinson, Secretary, are below. 99 At last, we became upperclassmen! Being a Junior meant the previously far off honors were now within reach. We had varsity sports, seniority, and the car keys. Driver Ed was full of thrills, especially the day we practiced skidding in front of school. But the Junior year wasn't all fun and games; we had more term papers to write, and we realized that school wasn't getting any easier. June is approaching . . . 3,4,5, Regents loom ahead. It's back to the books 'till summer. I tell fortunes too ! ikcm i 100 JUNIORS Row 1: D. Holland, D. Dew, W. Darrah, P. McAllister, D. Latimer. Row 2: K. Rowen, K. Sibbitts, M. Brandt, J. Prouty, L. Fendrick, D. Delorme, V. Randall, D. Noble, J. Green, R. Whitman, T. Alguire, S. Rical- ton. Row 3: R. Murdie, B. Romey, L. Corbine, D. Jackson, K, Meenan. 101 JUNIORS Row 1: E. Bush, K. Free, D. Cromie, S. Stebbins, M. Stone, L. Monroe. Row 2: B. Abt, G. Wisner, A. Tupper, M. Locy, S. Ormsbee, S. Williams, M. Demeter, K. Jordan, R. McAllister. JUNIORS Row 1: S. Kirby, P. Magers, B. Lufburrow, J. Kepes, Row 2: B. Pharoah, K. Hammond, J. Smith, M. Wilson, S. LaBrake, J. Locy, K. Galpin, P. Burnham, D. Peabody. Row 3: N. Hastings, D. Foster, R. Bessette, C. McManus. 102 JUNIORS Row 1: R. Gotham, K. Denhoff, G. Gilson. Row 2: V. DeMaio, L. Akins, K. Cot- ter, M. Taylor, C. MacLennan, W. Brabaw, R. Demeter. Row 3: M. Rivers, J. Locey, T. Burcume, M. Harney, K. Stebbins, S. Todd, D. Morrison, S. Goodwin, M. Charleson, D. Baker. 103 JUNIORS Row 1: P. Murphy, L. Blackburn, L. Premo, S. Middlemiss, L. Zulauf. Row 2: G. Davis, L. Bo- prey, S. Ladison, T. Buell, J. Rowe, M. Wilkinson, P. Lawrence, S. Chadwick, T. Walts. Row 3: J. Wha- len, J. Jones, D. Eel Is, K. Bisonette, M. Lee, K. Race. JUNIORS Row 1: S. Camp, J. Ames, A. Taylor, A. Boprey, B. Donnelly, S. Trippany, A. Hedger, L. Davis, E. Holmes, S. Van Auken. Row 2: T. Clements, R. Locke, P. Votra, J. Newman, G. Miller, T. Doig, T. Stone, B. Hayes, S. Peters, N. Lamendola. JUNIORS Row 1: G. Sheldon, P. Danehy, B. Trombley, T. Lemieux, D. Emhof, J. Mathews. Cohen, L. Pierce, C. Jacowitz, M. Christy, S. Taylor, D. Brossoit. 104 JUNIORS Row 1: R. Christopher. Row 2: S. Bonno, L. Bessette, E. Roderick, B. Gregor, L. Brady, D. Smith, J. Brown, P. Delorme, D. Carroll. What do you mean I'll have to wear it home? Peckham, C. Hughes, K. Cashman, P. Bullock, K. Row 2: E. Jenack, D. Edwards, D. Hills, C. K. Hayes, W. La Clair, N. Ames, P. Mathews, 105 This year CHS boasts of three National Merit Semi-Finalists and ten commended stu- dents, a new school record. This honors Sen- iors who score excellently on the PSAT's and rank in the top 5% of all who take the exam. I'LL make it next time with this dictionary! Row 1: C. Rexford, R. Saucier, M. Cunningham, E. Smith, P. Wilkinson. Row 2: J. Carlisle, L. Markkula, H. Leavitt, S. Frear. 11 ■gi 106 ■ As graduation approaches, we impatiently count the days. Over the years we've changed, shared our lives and grown up TOGETHER. But soon, like the branches of a tree, we must sepa- rate and grow still more. These branches may never touch again, but we will never forget those friends we started life with. T OPPOSITE PAGE: Student Council left to right: J. Grunow, S. Hayes, T. Miller, A. Street; Class President P. Wilkinson. BELOW: J. Ferguson, Secretary; Lee Bros- soit, Treasurer; T. Miller, Vice President. 1 i Lynne Connor Lisa Race Brett Grandaw Don Martin arry iviurpny Larry Pierce Kathy Seeley Elisa Lindenmayer Anne Street Judy Poticher Michael Cunningham Dan Bovay Teri Bennett Larry MacDonald Ellen Cornell Roxanne Santamoor Tom Van de Water Dave Morter Jane Ferguson Clisson Rexford Marcia Clarke Maggie Kenyon 118 Cheryl, Jeff Jr. and Jeff Gilson WM Sue Fletcher Randy Camp Pat Curry mm Anne Richardson Roy Saucier Jodie Sanderson Betsy Kepes Jim Goolden ■■ 124 Sjggllg . Steve Molnar Sue Taylor Sarah Foote Greg Shelmidine 126 Christine Planty Brian Casey Richard Brandt Sheryl Hayes fi i Barry Blanchard Tom Walker Carolyn McGee Kim Hill Elaine Levato Lisa Markkula ■■■■ Donna Baker Dave Parker Harry Davis Lynne Newvine Lynn Peters i Terry Miller Tari Evans Tim Phalon 132 Joan Le Duc Tammy Gary Kevin McCollum Scott Chisholm 134 Darcy Jensen Rob Newvine JoAnn Mathews Jim Christy trim-. 135 Rose Dewan Mike Fadden Charles Burnham Jennifer Matteson Joe LaRue Bonnie Newman Jim Boprey Sandy Bisnett Kelly Jordan Raymond Lobdell Peggy Shannon Karen Rich Brian Barrick Steve Pierce 138 Tony CaraecioIo Stacey Faucher w§mmm Kit Emhof Tom Reilly Diana Ritz Valerie Perry Karen Doig Shovel-Sandbox days by Val Perry, 1977 Dolls of long ago have all been placed upon the shelf Mirrors in my mind reflect the changes in myself Animals that once were real sit lifeless on the chairs No more cuddles No more hugs, just clear and empty stares Memor-ies are all that's left of shovel- sandbox days Of party dresses Mud pie messes, and other childish ways Broken crayons, bits and pieces, used by first grade artists Remembering to stay within the l ines was always hardest Boys were creeps who pulled your hair and called you nasty names But now they've changed and all insist on playing different games No more ribbons tied in.bows No more frilly pinafores Things have changed and nothing seems the way it was before I know that deep inside of me a little girl remains And how I wish there was a way to bring her back again. All Through The Years Backing Students THE CANTON TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 145 WHEREVER you go from Canton High Best Wishes From The Gang At YOU have a friend at THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK Congratulations to the 1978 Yearbook Staff and their new Advisor Ms. Treggett from DAVES 19 nardwr ■ 8 Main St., Potsdam TTir....m m 146 BARBOUR’S Let Us Put You On 13-15 Hodskin Street Canton, New York 13617 Distinctively Styled Ladie's Sportswear and Men's Wear THE INSIDE TRACK To A Good Time | FIACCO’S RESTAURANT Entertainment - Lounge - Dancing “An acquaintance that begins with a compliment is sure to develop into a real friendship Oscar Wilde Specializing in Banquets Weddings IVIARIIME MIDLAND BANK Member FDIC NOBLE SHOE STORE Quality Footwear Canton, New York Bass Pony Frye Dexter Clarks Dingo Hush Puppies Converse Keds also Handbags, Belts Socks P c Our prices stay low, so your total stays lower. -«ssSpfe. WEISS ELECTRIC 16 Chapel Street Canton, N.Y. 386-4395 Wiring - Lighting - Electric Heat Fashion With Friendly People SMITHS! Canton Plaza Canton And Prosh Building Potsdam A Good Place For Outdoor Clothing Moderately Priced Fashions Sturdy Boots PEARL’S DEPT. STORE BARKLEY’S Specializing in Outdoor equipment Supplies Locksmithing Vacuum Cleaners 149 The St. hawrenee INTational Bank WHERE PEOPLE COME FIRST MemberFDIC Canton, Black River, Carthage Edwards, Gouverneur, Harrisville Heuvelton, Lowville, Madrid Norwood, Ogdensburg, Port Leyden Potsdam, Star Lake PEGGS-MOLNAR Insurance With Confidence Careful Financial Planning Here To Help You To A Better Future THE CANTON BAKERY AND COFFEE SHOP Best wishes to all graduating sen- iors from the National Honor Society Wishes You All Good Luck In The Future Gouverneur St. Canton 150 CORNER SUBS Compliments Of You Can’t Get A Better Sub! Main Street Canton Congratulations 1978 Graduates Have questions about a career? Contact: Admissions State University of New York Agricultural and Technical College At Canton 386-7122 CUSTOM STRIPPING SERVICE Cold Solvent Method Bix Stains Finishes Clarkson Ave. Back Hannawa RD. Potsdam, New York Phone: 265-8978 Dean Janet Hitchman ST ROUT REALTY THE LEADER SINCE 1900 IN SERVICING THE NATION’S BUYERS AND SELLERS 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 151 THE CANTON AUTO AND EQUIPMENT DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION Mace Motors Peter’s Ford Sales LeBerge Curtis, Inc. Robinson’s Farm Equipment Hundley Farm Implements Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class of '78 THE CASCADE INN; INC. (Restaurant, Motel, Bar) 4 West Main Street Canton, New York Winifred T. Gushea Owner 152 WOOD-CORRELL 9 Main Street Canton Books, Plants, Crafts Everything we touch turns to sold. For Appt. 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Wight Patterson The Wool House The Yarn Shop Abt, Bill 101, 160 Abt, Martin 92 Akins, Lisa 3, 103 Aldous, Debra 67, 75, 77, 107, 116 Aldous, Ronald 38, 39, 95 Alexander, Charles 10, 28, 107, 116, 150 Alguire, Marilyn 38, 70, 87 Alguire, Terry 100 Allen, Mr. Ames, Elizabeth 85 Ames, Joyce 104, 132 Ames, Kevin 84 Ames, Mike 85 Ames, Mrs. Ames, Nancy 104 Ames, Penny 88 Armstrong, Linda 92 Ashley, Brenda 34, 89 Ashley, Greg 105 Audet, Mr. 11, 53 Audet, Mrs. 11, 56 Ayers, Hope Ann 12, 38, 69, 88 Ayrassian, Ara 72 Baffaro, Mr. 59 Baker, Debra 103 Baker, Donna 32, 53, 60, 61, 134 Baker, Sherry 44, 45 Barlow, Martha 42, 96, 160 Barlow, Tim 30, 95 Barr, David 77, 89 Barrick, Brian 5, 64, 138 Barry, Mr. 54, 100 Basford, Raymond 93 Bates, Chris 84 Beauvais, Mary Ellen 69, 94 Bendix, Janet 5, 12, 82, 85 Bennett, Brian 86 Bennett, Linda 47, 75, 113, 133 Bennett, Lisa 94 Bercume, Teresa 103 Bessette, Bryan 12, 85 Bessette, John 12, 97 Bessette, Linda 10, 32, 105, 160 Bessette, Randy 102 Bessette, Tammy 16, 30, 33, 89, 160 Bisnett, Sandra 137 Bisonette, Keith 103 Bisonette, Maureen 67, 125 Bisselle, Wendy 75, 82, 87 Blackburn, Linda 103 Blanchared, Barry 14, 128 Blanchard, Daryl 12, 38, 92 Bleau, Charles 96 Boise, Stuart 131 Bokat, Sue 24, 34, 86 Bonno, Scott 105 Boprey, Anna 104 Boprey, Jim 10, 11, 137 Boprey, Linda 103 Boprey, Tim 85 Boshane, Mike 94 Bovay, Dan 14, 17, 28, 112, 160 Boyden, Jerry 75, 76, 89, 95 Boyden, Joel 75, 76 Brabaw, Ernie 89 Brabaw, Wendy 66, 103, 115 Bradt, Cammy 23, 41, 86, 160 Brady, Lois 72, 105 Brandt, Michael 71, 100 Brandt, Richard 18, 19, 26, 71, 78, 127, 160 Breckenridge, Mrs. 53 Briggs, Ricky 86 Bristol, Sai 30, 95 Bristol, Whitney 24 Bronson, Patty 11, 23, 44, 45, 86 Brossoit, David 10, 26, 40, 69, 104 Brossoit, Lee 32, 109, 118 Brown, Deborah 42, 43, 45, 96 Brown, Don 81 Brown, John 105, 160 Brown, Paul 140 Brown, Tom 5, 18, 26, 34, 67, 76, 92 Buell, Cindy 68, 69, 75, 76, 92 Buell, Terri 103 Bullock, Penny 104 Burnham, Charles (Chuck) 136 Burnham, Keith 93 Burnham, Peter 102 Burnham, Robert 30, 86, 95 Burnham, Toby 84 Burnham, Todd 81, 89 Burns, Doris 122 Burwell, Candy Bush, Eric 66, 76, 101 Butler, Judy 23, 44, 45, 93 Butler, Matt 36, 37 Butterfield, Rick 81, 88 Butterfield, Thelma 84 Butterfield, Vicky Camp, Kathy 93 Camp, Randy 29, 123 Camp, Steve 14, 36, 104 Caracciolo, Mrs. 53 Caracciolo, Tony 11, 28, 107, 139, 160 Carlisle, Julie 64, 71, 79, 106, 114 Carrier, Mr. 42, 43 Carroll, David 105 Casey, Brian 127 Cashman, Kim 104 Ceronie, Mr. (Coach) 18, 26, 44, 45 Chadwick, Sue 4, 11, 20, 21, 32, 67, 102, 103 Charleson, Kevin 38, 87 Charleson, Michelle 14, 28, 103 Chase, Debbie 141 Chase, Lisa 1, 89 Chisholm, Mr. 54 Chisholm, Scott 10, 134 Christopher, Mrs. 57 Christopher, Russell 105, 160 Christy, Dickie 16, 84 Christy, Jim 10, 135 Christy, Mary Beth 104 Clark, Richard 38, 39 Clarke, Marcia 118 Clements, Tom 2, 104 Clemmo, Rosemary 70 Cloce, Cindy 75, 96 Cobb, Donna 24, 41, 86 Coffey, Leonard 66 Coffey, Lloyd 66 Coffey, Susan 85 Cohen, Carrie 11, 20, 21, 32, 67, 102, 104 Coir, Greg 14 Coir, Jennifer 11, 14, 94 Coir, Mr. 55 Coller, Barb 142 Collins, M. 16 Colton, Mrs. 57 Conant, Joe Conant, Sheila 69, 95 Conant, T. 16 Conant, Warrne 34, 87 Condon, Heather 67 Condon, Heidi 24, 34, 41, 92, 160 Conklin, John 10, 11, 32, 38, 95 Connor, Kathy 46 Connor, Lynne 47, 64, 107, 110, 150 Connor, Marcia 44, 45, 69, 92 Corbine, Bernie 1, 10, 36, 37, 107, 133 Corbine, David 12 Corbine, Kathy 38, 70, 75, 87 Corbine, Lori 20, 38, 47, 100 Cornell, Ellen 75, 77, 115 Coseo, Mr. 28, 29, 57 Cote, Joseph 73 Cote, Kathy 121 Cote, Micky 89 Cotter, Kathy 4, 20, 103 Craig, Melissa 28, 92 Craig, Steve 1, 12, 30, 96 Crane, Brian 87 Crites, Roxanne Cromie, Diane 101 Crupi, Tony 64, 78, 113 Cryderman, Laura 52 Cunningham, Michael 26, 106, 112 Curry, Pat 14, 17, 28, 107, 123 Curtis, Duane 115 Curtis, Jim 85, 88 Curtis, Mrs. 58 Dafoe, Amy 14, 28, 141 Dafoe, Chris 93 Dafoe, Dawn 88 Dafoe, Debbie 87 Dalton, Mark 97 Danehy, Mary Ann 22, 23, 75, 77, 86 Danehy, Patsy 11, 20, 67, 98, 104 Darrah, Wayne 100 Davis, Grea 24, 32, 41, 75, 103 Davis, Harry 39, 130 Davis, John 12, 34, 86 Davis, Lorna 81, 104 Davis, Trina 46, 84 Day, Barbara 92 Deery, Mark 12, 34, 88 Delorme, Dorcas 100 Delorme, Pam 67, 105 DeMaio, Mr. 59 DeMaio, Tony 10, 12, 13, 34, 97 DeMaio, Vivian 20, 21, 67, 75, 103 Demeter, Mike 101 Demeter, Robert 103 Denhoff, Kurt 100, 103, 105 Dew, Donald 10, 11, 100 Dewan, Rose 11, 107, 135 Dively, Duane 12, 93 Dixon, Dana 86 Doig, Karen 64, 68, 71, 75, 77, 78, 79, 106, 143 Doig, Tom 10, 11, 104 Donnelly, Brenda 76, 104 Donnelly, Jana 38, 76, 85 Donnelly, Mr. 55 Durham, Terri 69, 76, 95 Dusharm, Darren 16, 34, 93 Dusharm, Mr. 14, 34 Edwards, Dawn 84 Edwards, Denise 75 Edwards, Dwayne 75, 104 Eells, Don 103 Elliot, David 1, 10, 11, 144 Elliot, Paula Elmore, Johnna 94 Emhof, Ann 87 Emhof, Dan 104 Emhof, Kit 143 Emhof, Tom 16, 34, 97 Eschman, Andres 92 Evans, Tandi 93 Evans, Tari 1, 131 Fadden, Angela 11, 14, 97 Fadden, Michael 14, 136 Faucher, Stacey 69, 70, 78, 139 Felt, Lisa 14, 42, 43, 46, 75, 84 Fendrich, Chris 86 Fendrich, John 96, 114 Fendrich, Lisa 68, 71, 75, 78, 100 Ferguson, Jane 1, 107, 109, 117, 150 Field, Debbie 84 Field, Lucie Fifield, Lloyd 85 Fifield, Sue 23, 86 Fletcher, Susan 123 Fobare, Robert 84 Fobare, Wayne 75 Foote, Brayton Foote, Ed 66, 86 Foote, Sarah 126 Forsythe, Kim 14, 92 Forsythe, Pam 14, 70, 119 Foster, Dan 102 Foster, Steven 141 Frame, Linda 75, 76, 88 Frear, Sara 64, 68, 77, 106, 107, 140 Free, John 87 Free, Kathryn 75, 77, 101 Freeland, Mrs. 54 Friot, Gary 89 Galpin, Kimberly 102 Galpin, Marc 87, 89 Galpin, Mike 12, 85 Garnsey, John 96 Gardner, Bruce 30 Garner, Mr. 59 Gary, Tamara 134 158 Gates, S. 23 Gauvin, Elias 92 Gilson, Cheryl 120 Gilson, Gary 103 Gilson, Jeff 36, 120 Glover, Fred 12, 96 Goetz, John 40, 94 Goodison, Susan 76, 88 Goodwin, Steve 14, 32, 33, 103, 145 Gooldem, Jim 32, 33, 124 Gordon, Chris 36, 95 Gordon, Susan 69, 70, 114, Gotham, Laurie 1, 70, 89 Gotham, Lori 85 Gotham, Randy 66, 103 Grandaw, Brett 14, 17, 28, 110 Grant, Mr. 59, 81 Gray, Chipper 86 Green JoAnne 11, 23, 93 Green, John 100, 101 Gregor, Barry 100, 105 Grunow, Carl 16, 92 Grunow, Jackie 20, 21, 64, 109, 144, 160 Guyette, Donna 69, 84 Hall, Andrew 88, 93 Halouska, Patty 77, 89 Hamilton, Jerrold 96 Hamilton, Jim 18, 19, 26, 107, 125, 160 Hammond, Jeff 84 Hammond, Kevin 10, 11, 14, 32, 102 Hanna, David 89 Harney, Mary 26, 40, 47, 69, 74, 75, 78, 79, 99, 103 Harrington, John 14, 17, 28, 141 Hastings, Nancy 102 Hayden, Mr. 54, 160 Hayes, William 14, 104 Hayes, Kathy 11, 20, 21, 42, 43, 104, 160 Hayes, Sheryl 20, 21, 64, 109, 127, 160 Hedger, Alicia 104 Hennigan, L. 12 Hill, Kenneth, 97 Hill, Kimberly 75, 129 Hills, Bev Hills, Darrick 18, 19, 71, 78, 104 Hills, Marc 87 Hills, Reanette 14, 28 Hills, Ron 114 Hitchman, Laurie 94 Hitchman, Paul 14, 122 Hobbes, Mr. 40 Holena, Mr. 3, 54, 160 Holland, David 10, 11, 100 Hollenbaugh, Nancy 16, 32, 33, 79, 95 Holmes, Evelyn 72, 104 Holmes, Jeff 87 Holmes, Tammy 87 Holmes, Tina 38, 89 Hotzler, Heather 18, 88 Houle, Lisa 87 Hourihan, Kathy 23, 97 Hourihan, Mr. 12, 32 Hubbard, Howard 89 Hughes, Cathy 11, 20, 28, 104 Hunt, Jeff 16, 85 Hunt, Jolene 121 Hunt, S. 16 Huntley, Helen 23, 44, 84 Isham, Mr. 59, 66 Jackson, Dave 100 Jackson, Gay 69, 87, 94 Jackson, Jim 12, 30, 31, 86 Jacoby, Jennifer 22, 23, 82, 87 Jacowitz, Charlie 104 James, Valerie 66 Janack, Carl 81, 94 Janack, Earl 18, 26, 40, 104 Janack, Shelly 89 Jensen, Darcy 74, 134 Jensen, Tim 36, 95 Johnson, Sue 95 Jones, Jeff 66, 103 Jones, Mr. 55 Jordan, Karla 16, 33, 93, 96 Jordan, Kelly 14, 137 Jordan, Kevin 40, 101 Joyce, Bill 92 Joyce, Wendy 89 Kear, Mrs. 59, 77 Kearing, Mike 75, 88 Kenyon, J. 40 Kenyon, Maggie 118 Kepes, Elizabeth 19, 64, 71, 75, 77, 79, 106, 124 Kepes, Judy 67, 71, 75, 102 Kingston, Lucinda 84 Kingston, Mr. 57 Kirby, Sanuel 14, 102, 145 Kirby, Sara 23 Klemens, Ann 23, 92 Knapp, Laurie 133, 160 LaBrake, Karen 92 LaBrake, Sue 102 LaClaire, Wanda 104 Ladison, Laurie 88 Ladison, Robin 72 Ladison, Shelia 103 Ladison, Terry 66, 92 LaFlair, Gwen 86 Lalone, Barry 88 Lamendola, David 86 Lamendola, Mary 133 Lamendola, Nick 104, 160 Laraby, Mary 86 Laraway, Mr. 58, 75 LaRue, Joe 66, 136 LaSala, Eleanor 73 Latella, Donna 69, 75, 86 Latimer, Alan 86, 160 Latimer, Donald 100 Lawrence, Ellen 84 Lawrence, Devin 10, 29, 95 Lawrence, Patty 103 Leavitt, Hilaire 47, 64, 68, 71, 75, 77, 78, 106, 107, 139 LeDuc, Joan 132 Lee, Mark 103 Leet, Jill 44, 45 Leet, Susan 78 Legault, John 30, 95 Lehr, Tim 87 Lemieux, Tim 104 Levato, Elaine 129 Lewis, Georgia 95 L incoln, Don 95 Lincoln, Mike 16, 87 Lindenmayer, Elisa 71, 111 Lindenmayer, George 40, 84 Lobdell, Peter 97 Lobdell, Raymond 137 Locke, B. 46 Locke, Ricky 38, 66, 104 Locy, Cheryl 94 Locy, Jack 103 Locy, Joe 14, 36, 66, 75, 101, 102 Locy, Marta 20, 43, 42, 68, 75, 76, 101 Lucas, Gary 85 Lufburrow, Bob 18, 19, 71, 78, 102 Lynch, John 92 MacDonald, Lawrence 113 MacKenzie, Kathy 24, 44, 45 MacLennan, Carol 20, 42, 43, 103, 160 Mager, Chris 3, 107, 140 Maine, Ms. 23, 47, 53 Majors, Pete 76, 102 Malloy, Calvin 87 Manchester, Paula 69, 76, 92 Markkula, Lisa 64, 75, 77, 106, 129 Markkula, Mrs. 55 Maroney, Don 12, 36, 93 Maroney, Mary 85, 87 Maroney, Maurie 21 Maroney, Valli 64, 140, 148 Marsh, Diane 47, 75, 122 Martin, Donald 36, 110 Martin, Mrs. 56 Martin, Randy 89 Masters, Melody 95 Matthews, James 104 Mathews, JoAnn 135 Mathews, Paul 10, 36, 104 Mathews, S. 12 Matteson, Jennifer 68, 71, 75, 77, 136 Maxson, Gwen 10, 34, 93, 160 McAdoo, John 94 McAllester, Peter 40, 79, 100, 160 McAllister, Randy 101, 160, 36 McBath, Tom 125 McCann, Mr. 10, 57 McCluskey, Susan 95, 75, 76 McCollum, Kevin 134, 81 McDonald, Paul 92 McEwen, Mike 160 McGee, Carolyn 10, 128, 69, 160, 32 McGee, Diane 84, 12, 34 McKenna, Mark 16, 94, 67, 30 McKenna, Maureen 23 McKenna, Pat 86, 16, 85, 82, 30 McKinnon, Christy 23, 93, 34 McKinnon, Bernie 160 McManus, Chris 102 McManus, Tammy 10, 94, 67, 160, 34 Mead, Hamp, 16, 88, 36 Meenan, Kevin 100, 14, 28 Meldrum, Sean 6, 86 Merrill, Alan 88 Merrill, Brian 30, 33, 93, 94 Merrill, Nat 67, 121, 160 Middlemiss, Holly 89 Middlemiss, Norman 84 Middlemiss, Sherry 103 Miller, Bill 12, 95 Miller, Gus 1, 14, 28, 104, 160 Miller, Jeff 86 Miller, Mr. 52 Miller, Nazaly 23, 75, 77, 82, 87 Miller, Terry 64, 78, 131, 109, 160 Mills, Barbara 67, 75, 76, 93 Mills, Roger 76, 89 Moffett, Stephanie 45, 44, 75, 94, 160, 68 Molnar, Mr. 52 Molnar, Steven 10, 126 Monroe, Laura 24, 41, 75, 77, 78, 99, 101, 71 Monroe, Mrs. 56 Monroe, Natalie 46, 69, 75, 82, 88 Morgan, Ruth 75, 94 Morrison, Dan 103 Morrison, Dixie 23, 94 Morter, David 117 M Arter, Zoe 44, 45, 75, 76, 86 Mousaw, Nancy, 23 Mouthorp, Cindy 132 Mouthorp, JoLynn 92 Mouthorp, Karen 16, 79, 92 Mouthrop, Terry 122 Murdie, Reggie 100 Murdock, Dean 92, 81 Murphy, Larry 111 Murphy, Patty 103, 42 Murphy, Vicki 88 Navan, Mrs. 58 Neadom Rusty 30 Newman, Betsy 23, 92, 160, 34 Newman, Bonniel 137 Newman, Colleen 127 Newman, Jackie 104 Newman, Paul 16, 34 Newvine, Laura 85, 87 Newvine, Lynne 130 Newvine, Rob 14, 17, 28, 135 Noble, Diane 74, 78, 100 Noble, Laurie 88, 23, 1 Norton, Brian 12, 34, 84 Obrien, Sandy 85, 67 O'Brien, Terry 16, 88, 86, 34 O'Connor, Kathy 95 Ormsbee, Cheryl 42, 43, 101 Ormsbee, Jeff 16, 94 Ouderkirk, Eric 40, 76, 94 Palmer, Cathy 89 Palmer, Cindy 97 Palmer, Connie 86 Papaw, Stuart 95, 96 Parker, A.J. 16, 33 Parker, LDavid 10, 130 159