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

Text from Pages 1 - 177 of the 1980 volume:

2 3 As we walk down 7 sad and blue, PiSSf Hi the events are. . . i t 1 10 necessary fate. — Leslee Rodee 11 FACULTY r r. Molnar incipal Mr. Peterson Superintendent Mr. Smiligin Vice Principal 14 SCHOOL BOARD: Row 1: C. Ramsey, D. Potter, D. Wentworth, R. Sibbitts. Row 2: R. Wells, T. Proulx, R. Rocca, E. Nelson, P. Cooper. t 1 3 | Mr. Wisner Guidance Mr. Casey Guidance Mrs. Whitman Guidance Secretary Mrs. Martin Mrs. Renick English English 16 Mrs. Hayden English Mr. Seymour English 17 Ms. Maine Physical Education PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Thornley Health and Physical Education_________ Mrs. Walts Physical Education Mrs. Caracciolo Physical Education Mr. Audet Director of Physical Education and Athletics fllfiTH Mr. Jones Business Math, Algebra, Geometry Mr. Holena Algebra, Math 12, A.P. Math Mr. Reynolds Geometry, Int. Algebra, Math 11 Mr. Bacariza Spanish Mrs. Reed French 20 Mrs. McAdoo Latin Mrs. Navan Spanish i Music, Orchestra Mrs. Duda Music, Concert and Stage Bands Mr. Laraway Music, Chorus Mr. Garner Industrial Arts Mrs. Stickler Librarian living sirts Mr. Grant Agriculture Welding Miss Hall — Student Teacher Ms. Scott-Curtis — Home Economics 22 Mr. DeMaio Driver Education x x 2 i-w ,' ■ Mr. Donnelly Typing Mrs. Freeland Library Aide Mrs. Markkula Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Accounting Mr. Riggs Physical and Driver Education 23 24 Mrs. Colton Social Studies Studies 25 Mr. Carrier Social Studies bus drioers Pictured: D. Edwards, S. Todd, J. Mathews, R. Ray, T. Todd. Missing: L. Aldous, R. A. Aldous, R. W. Aldous, T. Aldous, R. Ames, R. Burke, D. Bush, W. Bush, R. Butler, R. Camp, W. Clark, L. Conant, C. Darling, D. Evans, P. Evans, G. Hurlbut, A. Mason, G. Miller, J. Moore, L. Newvine, F. Riley, W. Robinson, D. Wilson, M. Woodside. CUSTODIANS Pictured: F. Regan, D. Flanagan, R. Potter, M. VanBrocklin, R. Ashley, L. Spicer, G. Gra- ham, D. Kelley. Missing: W. Ayers, E. Brown, F. Brown, L. Ostrander. 1 M. Todd, E. McClennon, D. Salmon, S. Talcott, Head Dietician; J, Trombley, H. Rexford. Missing: M. Lytle, K. Harper Cafe Sfaff 27 JUNIOR VA RSI T Y UPORTS 29 Row 1: D. Emhof, M. Chadwick, K. Longshore, H. Elmer, L. Wells, C. Whalen, M. Grisham. Row 2: L. Felt, B. Buckalew, P. Abt, B. Davis, M. O’Brien, P. Newman, N. Walts. Row 3: Coach Dusharm, J. Bradt, M. Wolcott, C. Jordan, D. Weeks, C. Dafoe, T. Pope, D. Layhee, J. Maxson, D. White, J. Gonyea, M. Hills. BOYS’ J.V. BASKETBALL The J.V. Bears hoopsters have had a frus- trating start this 79-’80 season with a midway record of 2-6. Captain Paul Newman has played well throughout the season scoring over 15 points in at least three straight games. Coach Dusharm hopes for a brighter second half of the season. 30 i m The J.V. Girls hoopsters are having a solid season this year. With a 3-3 record, the young team made up of six eighth graders, five freshmen and five sophomores, is displaying good skills and alot of hustle. Captains Lo Stratford, Sherri Baker and Linda Peters hope to lead the team to a strong sec- ond half. GIRLS’J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: L. Burke, M. Priolo, L. Peters, A. Furgal, S. Woodley, K. Butler, L. Stratford, S. Baker. Row 2: Coach Jones, S. Huntley, J. Bokat, M. Yanchitis, S. Warner, W. Bristol. A. Taylor, B. Dudley, M. Evans, D. Stout. 31 Row 1: R. Locke, Manager G. Leonard, L. Monette, J. Ritz, T. Monette, J. Brossoit, S. Spear. Row 2: C. Bell, J. Whitehead, Y. McIntosh, A. Palmer , S. Aldous, R. Martin, H. Hedger, P. Downing, M. Wolcott, J. Kearing. Row 3: A. Johnson , S. Matthews , Coach Hourihan, J. Jordan , P. Manning, J. Beauvais, K. Cutway, B. Wilder , J. Post , J. Conklin, R. Firman , S. Lawrence, P. Howard, Coach Riggs. Row 4: G. Firman, J. Whitcomb, E. Hare, R. Peters, R. Newcomb, D. Wells, J. Conklin, B. Aldous, W. Stowell, J. Proulx . Row 5: G. Vincent, R. Day, C. Carey, R. Shields , D. Hotaler. Denotes Varsity status. F i: MODIFIED FOOTBALL The Modified Football team, consisting primarily of eighth and ninth graders, had a successful season this year. They finished the year with a 3-2 record, with two postponed games never being made up. According to Coaches Hourihan and Riggs, the highlight of the year was an outstanding showing against a supposedly superior Massena squad. The future of Canton football looks brighter and brighter. 32 Row 1: C. Sloecker, Coach Maine, J. Whitcomb. Row 2: P. Kenyon, P. Smiligin, J. Locy, C. Perry, D. Coniff, A. LaPierre, J. Brossoit. Missing: R. Middlem- iss. L. Collins, K. Connor. J.V. VOLLEYBALL The Girls’ J.V. Volleyball team had a tough 1-5 season this year. Captains Ann LaPierre and Jenny Locy led the team but the short season seemed to injure team development. Coach Ms. Maine hopes for a wider turnout of girls next season. 33 J.V. HOCKEY Row 1: P. Carroll, D. Durocher, D. Todd, T. Donnelly, K. Whiteford, E. Collins, S. Hedger, D. White. Row 2: G. Firman, R. McKenna, J. Marden, B. Stone, D. Shoulett, G. Coir. Row 3: J. Hotzler, J. Olvert, S. Hunt, R. Fadden, R. Wilder, T. Phalon, J. Stuba, M. Rycroft, S. Riley, J. Proulx, D. Street, K. Cutway, Coach Reynolds. Under Coach Dave Reynolds the J.V. Hockey team tallied up a 2-4-1 record by the middle of the season. This year’s team had no special captains but fellow players praise the playing of Tom “Bummer” Phalon and Jeff Olvert. The team hopes for a highly suc- cessful second half. 34 SPORTS CANDIDS 35 GIRLS’ J.V. SOCCER Under the guidance of Coach Martha Maine and the Co-captains Lori Stratford and Maureen McKenna, the Girls’ J.V. Soccer squad finished the season with a record of 3-4-3. Peaking near the season’s end, the girls high- lighted the year with a 1 -0 victory over Saranac Lake who they had lost to in the first round 2-1. The team was a young one and promises to be very strong next season. Row 1: S. Woodley, L. Stratford, A. Furgal, D. Merrill, S. Sheldon. Row 2: V. O’Neill, L. Peters, S. Regan, P. Smiligin, Ms. Maine, B. Dewan, C. Hudson, D. Durocher, M. Priolo. Row 3: S. Stradling, M. McKenna, B. Dudley, L. Oliver, S. Warner, W. Bristol, L. Morrison, A. Taylor, S. Kirby, T. Skinner, K. Butler, K. Dean. 36 The Boys’ J.V. Soccer team went straight to the top this year. Under the leadership of Coach Willette, and Tri-captains Pat Dudley, Larry Felt and Paul Newman, the junior bears played to an undefeated (12-0) championship season. Congratulations and Good Luck next year. Row 1: J. Bradt, J. Marden, E. Lawrence, G. Coir, J. Mattot, D. Shoulette, P. Vrooman, R. Warnock, S. Fox. Row 2: S. Gaffney, S. Riley, L. Felt, J. Smith, R. Curtis, R. McKenna, A. Mager, B. Stone, S. Bommer, K. Myers, D. White, D. J. Weeks, P. Newman. Row 3: A. Bisselle, H. Crimmal, Coach Willette, M. Collins, R. Frank, J. Olvert, M. Rycroft, B. Goetze, J. Maxson, A. J. Parker, P. Dudley, T. Phalon, R. Fadden, C. Clements, S. Hunt, B. Hayes, Cheerleaders: H. Elmer, D. Emhof, S. Hedger, D. Todd, D. Garner, M. Chadwick, C. Whalen, V. Warnock. BOYS’ J.V. SOCCER 37 SPORTS CANDIDS VM . : f: How do you UN-hypnotize people? 38 I never knew that captains did THISI 39 ACTIVITIES 41 Row 1: D. Peters, J. Fendrich, M. Whalen, J. Green. Row 2: T. Rodee, Mrs. Soskin, Advisor, K. Mouthorp, N. Hollenbaugh, C. Wells, C. Smith. Row 3: B. Merrill, C. McKinnon, J. Pharoah, J. Elmore, T. Durham, L. Roderick, C. Sprague, K. Pike, B. West, C. Buell. Row 4: M. Dean, L. Rowe, M. McKenna, S. McCluskey. THE 1980 ALGONQUIN STAFF With the supervision of our new advi- sor, Mrs. Soskin, The Algonquin staff did a fine job making deadlines. The year- book was put together with a lot of hard work so that the memories of a good year could be enjoyed by all. We hope you like it! 42 The Announcers’ Club this year consists of ten members ranging from grades nine through twelve. Under the guidance of Mrs. Renick, the Announcers’ Club tries to work with students on building style and vocal quality. The Announcers’ Club is an excel- lent idea for anyone interested in broaden- ing their speaking experience. That is all . . . Please wait for the bell! ANNOUNCERS’ CLUB 43 Seated: M. Thew, N. Hollenbaugh, T. Durham. Standing: Mrs. Renick, Advisor; M. Wilkenson, S. Van Auken, S. McCluskey, D. Barr, P. Manchester, H. Gibson, L. Pierce, C. Buell. SENIOR BAND Row 1: S. McCluskey, Z. Morter, S. Kirby, S. Goodison, M. Frear, L. Frame, M. Smith, S. Denriey, K. Flamilton. Row 2: N. Katz, M. Thew, W. Rood, C. Buell, P. Elliott, W. Bristol, C. Smith, W. Perkins, Mrs. Duda, Director. Row 3: J. Hotzler, T. Sharrow, B. Dewan, P. Vrooman, S. Morter, E. Sharrow, E. Ouderkirk, L. Cryderman, T. Brown. Row 4: C. Plitchman, J. Malbone, J. Kenyon, D. Aldous. The Senior Band has had a very active year. Besides their two annual concerts, groups from the band have entertained at many community affairs. They have participated in the Ottawa Music Festival and the NYSSMA Solo and Ensemble Festival and local parades. They have worked very hard this year and we think Canton has a band to be proud of. 44 STAGE BAND The Stage Band, under the direction of Mrs. Duda, had a satisfying year, on its own and combined with the Vocal Showcase. The group performed several times during the spring, playing jazz and pop tunes for their listen- ers. Congratulations for a fine new sound and a fine new teacher. Row 1: P. Vrooman, S. Denney, B. Dewan, S. Kirby, J. Pharoah. Row 2: J. Hotzler, J. Kenyon, T. Sharrow, W. Bristol, C. Smith, N. Katz, W. Perkins, W. Rood. Row 1: N. Mousaw, M. McKenna, S. Gates, N. Leet, C. Nash, S. Stradling, B. Santamoor, D. Peters, B. Merrill, L. Kingston. Row 2: A. Klemens, L. Frame, D. Papaw, K. VandeWater, L. Oliver, A. Stoecker, J. Willits, P. Ruddy, R. Smith, B. Whiteford, A. Hall, J. Jordan, J. Pitkin. WINTER TRACK CLUB B.O.C.E.S Whether you want to go into Cosmetol- ogy, Data Processing, Food Services, Nursing, Auto Mechanics, Carpentry, or Secretary and Office Skills, B.O.C.E.S. has something to offer you. VOCAL SHOWCASE The .Vocal Showcase is a group started this year. The busy members rehearse every week to prepare vari- ous pop, rock and soul pieces. The Vocal Showcase, directed by Mr. Lara- way, performs at various functions and has participated in several school con- certs, accompanied by the stage band. Row 1: S. Morter, C. Buell. Row 2: J. Pharoah, S. Phippen, L. Longshore, D. Morrison. Row 3: S. McCluskey, D. Noble, S. Majer, D. Thompson, L. Oliver, C. Danehy. AREA ALL-STATE PARTICI- PANTS In order to be selected for the New York State Zone 5 Sectional All-State Band, Orches- tra or Chorus, students must audition or per- form a solo at the NYSSMA Spring Contest and be a member of their home organization. The Festival was held this year in November at Potsdam State’s Crane School of Music. We are proud to have had ten people in Orchestra, one in Band and seven in Chorus. Row 1: S. Goodison, R. Potter, N. Miller, S. Morter, D. Morrison. Row 2: L. Frame, D. Garner, N. Thew, J. Pharoah. Row 3: C. Buell, J. Webb, W. Rood, M. Danehy. Row 4: D. Noble, P. Halouska, C. Danehy, P. Robinson, S. Majer. 47 r Row 1: D. Stout, N. Miller, B. McAdoo, B. Davis, M. Smith, D. Williams, D. Latella, B. Mills, J. Morgan, C. Terrillion, L. Laraway, Director. Row 2: D. Morrison, R. Potter, D. Rosenbarker, M. Rodriguez, J. Rossie, M. Frear, K. Pierce, S. Goodison, S. Morter, S. Phippin, G. Zimmer, K. Hamilton, E. Sibbitts, N. Carr, L. Warnock, L. Roderick. Row 3: J. Freeland, L. Majer, K. Abbott, W. Rood, L. Cryderman, C. Smith, J. Leet, S. Denney, L. Pierce, I. Lalone, L. Frame, L. Burke, N. Thew, S. McCluskey, N. Monroe, P. Robinson. Row 4: J. Pharoah, T. Rodee, N. Hollenbaugh, M. Thew, L. Newvine, S. Thorbahn, Y. McIntosh, L. Brown, Z. Morter, D. Noble, S. Majer, W. Perkins, C. Buell, B. Dewan, M. Smith, L. Rodee, W. Bristol, C. Danehy, M. Danehy, A. Taylor. The Senior High Chorus met twice weekly for the whole year under the direction of Mr. Laraway. They participated in two major concerts and performed in smaller groups for entertainment. They performed a variety of music, ranging from spiritu- als, to folk songs, to Grease.” Not only did they sing a variety, but they sang them all well. Congratulations for a successful year of music. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS 48 HIGH SCHOOL CHAMBER STRINGS The Canton Chamber Strings is made up of the best string players in the high school. They meet regularly three times a week to rehearse many different kinds of music. The Chamber Strings play three to four concerts each year and are available to play in the community, such as at the Silas Wright Museum or for various civic groups. Many of its members participate in the New York State Music Association (NYSSMA) festivals and Area All-State Orchestra. The Chamber Strings have had a fun, prosperous year under the direction of Mrs. Kear, who has enriched the minds of each one of her “kids” with the Love of Music. Row 1: J. Webb, J. Leet, M. Danehy, P. Robinson. Row 2: S. Hennigan, P. Halouska, J. Freeland, B. McAdoo, N. Miller, D. Garner, S. Stradling. Row 3: B. Stradling, J. Pharoah, R. Potter, N. Thew, C. Danehy, N. Kear, Director. 49 LIBRARY CLUB Interested in developing strong skills or learning about the operation of a library? Get involved with the library club! Advisor Mrs. Stickler hopes to see students work- ing at the main desk every period and is looking forward to many new aides. Workers will help with shelving, cards and tracking down overdue books. Mrs. Stickler thanks Georgia Lewis, Juli Pha- roah and Cindy Buell for a lot of help this year. Front: J. Pharoah. Back: C. Buell, G. Lewis. ORIENTA- TION CLUB The Orientation Club is one whose pur- pose is not very widely known throughout the student body. The purpose? Simply to help new students adjust to Canton High. These students could be eighth graders or transfers from other schools. With the help of Mrs. Cryderman this year’s orien- tation club was very successful in its pur- pose. 50 Front: S. Baker, J. Elmore, L. Tupper, T. Rodee, L. Rodee, C. Sprague, L. Warnock, K. Mouth- orp, L. Rowe. Back: D. Morrison, B. West, M. Whalen, C. Smith, T. Durham. The 1979-80 Niades Club is an excel- lent group with approximately 40 mem- bers. The name of this year’s show is “Title Waves” and it will be presented late in May. According to Miss Maine, “It’s a good bunch and it’s going to be a good show!” NIADES Row 1: C. Buell, M. Beauvais, S. Scott, H. Ayers, B. McAdoo. Row 2: D. Williams, P. Latella, J. Sayer, M. Guyette, D. Latella, Coach Maine. Row 3: J. Brossoit, C. Perry, K. White, C. Mitc- hell, J. Locy, K. Trombley, L. Hitchman. GYMNASTICS There was a large turnout of 150 tum- blers this year and 64 gymnasts were awarded positions. As of yet, there are no club captains but there are three senior members — Kathy Pierce, Betsy New- man, and Liz Ritz. The annual tumbling show will be presented late in May, directed by Lorraine Houlk. 51 Front Row: K. Pierce, B. Davis, R. Locy, C. Reichert, J. Brossoit, L. Wells. Back Row: J. Bendix, L. Ritz, T. Holms, W. Bisselle, L. Dean, Ms. Houlk, Coach. This year’s Student Council has been working hard to establish a better learning environment, a new disciplinary system and many school-oriented activities. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: S. Baker, C. Whalen, K. Butler. Row 2: D. White, C. Palmer, C. McKinnon, M. Weeks, J. Coir. Row 3: R. McKenna, J. Bendix, T. Phalen, P. McKenna, M. Danehy, L. Dean, S. Huntley, D. Saltrelli. WASH The 1979-1980 Wash Staff is in the rebuilding stages this year. Mrs. Monroe welcomes any help from volunteer reporters she can obtain. Edi- tor Leslee Rodee did a fine job of pushing her staff to get their articles in on time. Hey, can you have that in by Tuesday? STAFF 52 Row 1: R. Rycroft, Mrs. Monroe, L. Rodee, N. Monroe, S. Wilson. Row 2: H. Gibson, S. McCluskey, N. Hollenbaugh, D. Latella, R. Morgan. Row 3: D. Noble, M. Hills, J. Rossie, W. Perkins. I 1 ► Row 1: D. Noble. Row 2: L. Rodee, C. Sprague, K. Van de Water, N. Miller, J. Leet, N. Monroe. Advisor Brian Smith says that the 1979-1980 Thespians are the smallest group in memory, consisting of only seven members. The year was spent on many fund raising projects to prepare for a January coffeehouse and a three- act play in the spring. As always the Thespians are encouraging more people to get involved. 53 NHS Row 1: M. Weeks, Mrs. Renick, B. West, D. Morrison, Mr. Coseo. Row 2: L. Rowe, T. Rodee, C. McKinnon, J. Elmore, N. Hollenbaugh. Row 3: G. Lewis, L. Rodee, J. Coir, L. Tupper. Row 4: M. McKenna, J. Goetze, C. Buell. This year six students received a National Merit Scholarship Competi- tion Letter of Commendation for rank- ing in the 98 to 99.5 percentile of scor- ers in the PSAT’s. Congratulations to these outstand- ing students.! Row 1: S. Bristol, K. Burnham. Row 2: B. West, P. Elliott, M. Beauvais, C. McKinnon. The 1979-1980 NHS has been involved with many school ori- ented activities. President Nancy Hollenbaugh and vice-president Jenn Coir have directed the group in sponsoring both the Financial Aid Night and the Higher Education Night. Mrs. Renick hopes for the continua- tion of these and many other activities. FFA Under the direction of Mr. Grant, the FFA has again held its annual citrus fruit sales comp- aign. The group also is involved in cattle and tractor judging. Some members of our FFA plan on attending the State FFA Con- vention in New York City. OLYMPICS The theme of the day was Flawaiian Punch, The setting was the gym, The juniors were a crazy Bunch, The young Limes hoped to win. A tidal wave was rolling, But 'til all was said and done, For their third and last Olympics, Those senior natives won. Front: G. Dunn, S. Laflair, L. Felt, H. Skiff, J. Sutton, G. Taylor. Back: R. Locke, B. Aldous, W. Fobare. vaRSI7 forts 57 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: J. McManus, D. McGee, G. Maxson, J. Bendix, B. Ashley, T. Davis, C. Reichert. Row 2: Coach Hourihan, J. Lynch, T. DeMaio, B. Carlisle, R. Waters, J. Matott, D. Dusharm. Row 3: T. Brown, D. Shwartz; K. Burnham, T. O'Brien, M. von Schiller, W. Conant, S. von Schiller, R. Rycroft. With an overall half-year record of 8-3 the Varsity Bear Hoopsters show strong play-off potential. High- lighting the first half of the year the Bears clinched the championship title of the Ronald T. Burkman Tourna- ment at St. Lawrence University with wins over rival Norwood-Norfolk and a then undefeated Plattsburgh team. Three members received all-tournament status. Coach Hourihan hopes for a strong second half. 58 The Canton Bear girls started the 1979-80 season with a bang. Winning the First Annual Heuvelton Invita- tional Tournament was an excellent start to their steady 4-4 record. The team is a young one balanced by the experience of a few strong veterans. Coach Carrier praises the whole team for excellent play. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: D. Burcume, J. Butler, B. Ruitberg, J. Leet, Z. Morter, H. Huntley. Row 2: Coach Carrier, M. Thew, M. Danehy, J. vonSchiller, S. Goolden, L. Bennett, M. Weeks, N. Stratford, C. Danehy. 59 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY The 1979-1980 Cross Country team had a fine season this year. Coach Hobbs was especially pleased with ‘-'outstanding runners” Katherine VandeWater and Jim Willits. Three members of the girls’ team finished up first team All-Northern while Jim Willits finished fifteenth in the Section and was an alternate for the State Meet. All members displayed personal improve- ment throughout the year and Coach Hobbs is hoping for a large turnout next season. Row 1: L. Bellany, Z. Morter, B. Stradling. Row 2: J. Stradling, J. Leet, Coach Hobbs, K. VandeWater. BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY 60 C'mon you guys, help me find the bench. Get your arms off me, boy! SPORTS CAND- IDS 61 Can Roger come out and play? You’d better believe I’m psyched! ) VARSITY 3ANDIDS GIRLS SWIM TEAM Row 1: C. Bradt, K. Whiteford. Row 2: K. Longshore, L. Wells, S. Perry, S. Scott, C. Whalen. Row 3: Coach Newman, S. Ruitberg, P. Abt, C. Wells, D. Papaw, G. Wells, B. Davis. Row 4: S. Goodison, D. Guyette, K. Abbott, S. Goolden. The Girls’ Varsity Swim Team, full of enthusiasm and vigor, was coached by Lyle Newman. With many fine individual standouts, the meets were close, many of them lost only by a few points. Bali Davis broke the Section Ten record in the diving and Patty Abt broke the Section Ten in the 50 freestyle. This young team, with only 15 members, is still in the rebuilding stages and should be prosperous in the future. i__■■ 63 [ VARSITY HOCKEY Row 1: T. Young, K. J3essette, G. Zimmer. L. Randall, H. Ayers, S. O’Brien, K. Hourihan, D. Satrelli. Row 2: R. Firman, J. Curtis, J. Jackson, R. Neadom, D. Christy, M. Taylor, M. Collins. Row 3: B. Petrie,' C. Smith, P. McKenna, B. Zajac, K. Lawrence, M. Dean, S. Bristol, P. Dudley, M. McKenna, B. Norton, D. Pharoah, R. Wilder, Coach Coseo. The Varsity Bear icemen, under Coach Coseo reached the halfway mark of the 1979-1980 season with a 4-3-1 record. 1 Captains Kevin Lawrence and Mark Dean have turned in strong performances thus far and hope to lead the team to a j strong finish. I- Row 1: B. Norton, T. Elmore, D. Blanchard, S. Craig, J. Whitcomb, D. Smith. Row 2: Coach Seymour, J. Kelly, J. Stuba, A. Thor- bahn, M. Abt, D. Maroney, Coach Flanagan. Row 3: T. DeMaio, R. Weaver, R. Aldous, J. Jackson, T. Boprey, P. Wolcott. Cheer- leaders: H. Winterbottom, L. Randall, H. Ayers, K. Jordan, M. Beauvais, L. Ritz, K. Hourihan, D. Saltrelli. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Boys’ Varsity Football team, under the direc- tion of Coaches Flanagan and Seymour, had a tough season. The sophomores who started as var- sity players were an asset to the team. Thanks to a strong modified program, the future of the Varsity team will be promising in upcoming years. I 65 WRESTLING Row 1: L. Ritz, C. McManus, C. Planty, L. Monette, T. Holmes, M. Beauvais, L. Houle, L. Felt. Row 2: J. Norton, J. Lawrence, B. Stiles, G. Taylor, R. Martin, J. Smith, A. Johnson, A. Miller, J. Sutton, P. Latella, J. Beauvais, B. Donelly, R. Shields. Row 3: Coach Riggs, T. Elmore, D. Dively, J. Conklin, D. Smith, D. Walts, D. Blanchard, D. Maroney, T. Jensen, J. Kelly, R. Aldous, D. Ritz, S. Spear. The Boys’ Varsity matmen have had a highly suc- cessful season losing only one close match to Gou- verneur. Captains Duane Dively, Joe Kelly and Don Maroney have all done very well this ’79-’80 season. Coach Riggs is pleased with the performance of the whole team and congratulates them for a fine year. The J.V. Bears matmen are in a building program. Coach Thornley is not interested in team scores but praises individ- ual efforts. Captains are chosen by performance at the previ- ous match! John Sutton has had an excellent record at midyear, losing only one match. Good luck with the rest ol the year! 66 Row 1: C. Stoecker, Coach Maine, J. Whitcomb. Row 2: H. Middlemiss, !. Pierce, S. Peters, L. Frame, C. Locy, N. Monroe, C. Taylor, B. Locke. The Varsity Bears' Volleyball team had a rough season this year. With a frustrating 1-5 record, Cap- tains Robin Ladison and Holly Mid- dlemiss met some stiff competition in Divison play. Connie Taylor achieved first team All Northern sta- tus and Robin Ladison, second team. Congratulations and good luck next season. 67 Front: T. Brown, S. VonSchiller. Row 1: J. Hunt, P. McKenna, M. Dean, R. Rycroft, K. Burnham, P. Ruddy, B. Merrill. Row 2: T. Emhof, S. Bristol, R. Waters, B. Whiteford, W. Conant, M. VonSchiller, M. McKenna, K. Lawrence, D. Dusharm, T. O’Brien, N. Santamoor, Coach Dursharm. Row 3: S. Fox, J. Pitkin, J. Ormsbee. Row 4: J. Coir, A. Fadden. Cheerleaders: L. Dean, J. Bendix, T. McManus, G. Maxson, C. Palmer, G. Zimmer, D. McGee. BOYS’ VARSITY The Boy’s Varsity Soccer team had another exceptional season, posting a record of 10-1-2. The varsity booters advanced to the intersectionals and the states, playing well into November. The eleven starters received All-Northern recognition, while Coach Dusharm was awarded Coach of the Year. Under the direction of Coach Sue Walts, Co-captains Maureen Weeks and Sandy Smith led the Varsity Girls' Soccer team through a fine 7-3 season. The highlight of the year was beating then undefeated Massena on Raider territory 4-0. Fourteen senior members will be graduating from the team this year leaving to the junior and sophomore members a challenging year of rebuild- ing. GIRLS’ VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: Coach Walts, N. Miller, J. Butler, A. Klemens, C. Reichert, E. Collins. Row 2: B. Ruitberg, H. Huntley, D. Norrison, B. Newman, L. Kingston, W. Bisselle, M. Danehy, S. Smith, J. Green. Row 3: C. McKinnon, L. Bennett, M. Weeks, C. Nash, J. VonSchiller, P. Bronson, J. Rich, N. Stafford, J. Whalen. SPORTS CANDIDS Oh, no! I lost my contact! “Ashes, ashes, we all fall down!” “Check out Farrah on the sidelines!” “I don’t believe she did that.” 71 FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 4 Row 1: D. Chilson, L. Collins, S. Christy, K. Abbott, M. Chadwick. Row 2: L. Collins, P. Carroll, L. Burke, J. Bokat, J. Beauvais, C. Axtell, T. Burnham, N. Carr, G. Coir, B. Besio, S. Aldous, D. Brown. Row 3: S. Boprey, J. Bradt, E. Collins, K. Butler, L. Brown, A. Cunnift, L. Ames, J. Conklin, K. Cutway, D. Crowell, A. Anson. I FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Row 1: Vice President K. Longshore; Treasurer B. Stradling. Row 2: President C. Danehy, Secretary E. Collins. D ■ 75 Is that a devilish grin? 76 Row 1: P. Downing, C. Dafoe, G. Dunn, C. Durham, C. Fifield. Row 2: D. Garner, R. Hanna, H. Elmer, G. Findley, S. Huntley, E. Hayes, J. Dalton, J. Dalton, G. Firman. Row 3: R. Fadden, D. Dafoe. Row 4: D. Durham, A. Fendrich, B. Dewan, C. Danehy, S. Denney. Row 5: T. Houle, D. Durocher, D. Emhof, B. Davis, M. Grisham, K. Gray, H. Hedger. HOMEROOM 5 77 HOMEROOM 6 Row 1: L. Mager, Y. McIntosh, M. Mathews, C. McManus, L. Knowlton. Row 2: C. McDonald, B. McAdoo, M. LaSiege, P. McMartin, D. Jensen, M. Johnson, K. Ladison. Row 3: M. Guyette, B. Goetze, J. Guarino, M. Hill, C. Jordan, P. Howard, S. Hunt. Row 4: K. Long- shore, R. Mackin, J. Gonyea, J. Kearing, J. Hartwick, R. Hill. “What do you mean, you're Christopher Reeve in disguise? Tracy, I know you'll love him. 80 HOMEROOM 7 Row 1: S. Laflair, S. Lawrence, R. Martin. Row 2: R. Locke, A. Mager, J. Lewis, R. Middlemiss, L. Peters, J. Maxson. Row 3: S. Noble, D. Rosenbarker, J. Malbone, J. Marden, C. Planty, S. Lalone, R. McKenna, L. Monette, D. Ormsbee. Row 4: R. Potter, J. Post, S. Regan, M. Saber, P. Latella, C. Ostrander, S. Morter, W. Rood. Row 5: J. Ritz, D. Layhee, D. Layhee. Row 1: R. Shields, P. Ouderkirk, G. Santamoor, R. Shadow. Row 2: B. Stradling, T. Skinner, E. Smith, D. Moyer, D. Shoulette, P. Sergi. Row 3: D. O’Connor, J. Olvert, K. Myers, J. Sayer, M. J. Smith, D. Stout, M. Rycroft. Row 4: C. Perry, E. Sibbitts, M. Smith, M. Aida Rodrigues Canci- nos, T. Pope. Row 5: D. Potter, R. Peters, J. Snyder. HOMEROOM 8 ‘‘We’re not ones to go ’round spreadin’ rumors ... so you better be sure and listen close the first time.” 83 I : 111: . ••• lliiilpiiii 1111 t Row 1: B. Aldous. Row 2: K. Kenny, J. Coffey. Row 3: P. Abt. 84 Row 1: D. White, D. J. Weeks, G. Taylor, H. Skiff. Row 2: S. Wilson, C. Whalen, M. Wilkenson, N. Thew, M. Wolcott. Row 3: B. VanHyning, K. Whiteford, S. Thorbahn, A. Tupper, T. Trudell. Row 4: J. Whitehead, L. Wells, A. Taylor, D. Weaver. Row 5: D. Todd, B. Stone, G. Wells, D. Witherhead, S. Speer, J. Sutton, B. Stiles. HOMEROOM 9 85 SOPHOMORES 87 Row 1: M. Anson, M. Collins, P. Ames, D. Aldous, R. Chase. Row 2: K. Blackmer, J. Clemmo, P. Brown, T. Allen, D. Burcume, P. Brown. Row 3: P. Brady, S. Baker, J. Brossoit, J. Brothers, B. Barr. Row 4: C. Clements, B. Buckalew, A. Allen, J. Conklin, W. Bristol, P. Abt, D. Corbine, V. Alguire, A. Bates. HOMEROOM 10 89 I SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President S. Hedger, Treasurer C. Smith, Vice-President H. Win- terbottom, Secretary L. Randall. r i i i I I t t ! ( I 90 Row 1: D. White. Row 2: N. Walts, L. Stratford, C. Taylor. Row 3: K. Lobdell, S. Warner, S. White, V. Warnock. Row 4: B. Wilder, M. Yanchitis, C. Terrillion, C. Streit, L. Warnock, H. Swartsfigure, T. Young, H. Winterbottom, J. Stuba. Row 5: J. Whitcomb, E. West, J. Trombley, S. Thompson, H. Wentworth, K. White, T. Wilson, A. Thorbahn, D. Street. 91 HOMEROOM 18 HOMEROOM 11 Row 1: J. Foote, L. Dunn. Row 2: E. Delorme, J. Fisher, L. Dean. Row 3: B. Gordon, M. Frear, P. Elliot, J. Freeland, T. Donnelly, C. Curry. Row 4: D. Edwards, K. Connor, D. Flanagan, M. Foote, J. Gibson, R. Firman, H. Gibson, P. Dudley. Row 1: C. Planty, D. Putnam, A. J. Parker, J. Proulx, P. Newman, T. Phalon, R. Pike, A. Palmer. Row 2: S. Perry, C. Murphy, S. Newcombe, C. Mitchell, J. Morgan, T. Pope, M. O’Brien, J. Norton, J. Post, A. Potter. Row 3: J. Peabody, R. Murdock, C. Perry, T. Monette, D. Noble, C. Mouthorp, L. Pierce, D. Papawv L. Oliver, D. Merrill. HOMEROOM 14 “Now, which book should I put the crib notes in?” “It's like taking candy from a baby.” ‘What?! He's waiting for me where? 94 HOMEROOM 12 Row 1: J. Hotzler, J. Kenyon, A. Johnson, J. Jordan. Row 2: N. Katz, S. Hamilton, V. Kelly, L. House, L. Hennigan. Row 3: D. Hance, L. Gaurin, M. Jackson, S. Kirby, S. Gates. Row 4: S. Goolden, M. Kennedy, L. Haven, S. Hedger, S. Hennigan. 96 “Dorms? Who, me?” “Look out world! Here I come!” Row 1: B. Locke, A. Miller, T. McCollum, C. LaRue, S. LaBrake, N. Leet. Row 2: S. Major, J. Nash, J. Lawrence. Row 3: J. Locy, R. Locy, A. LaPierre, F. Lucas, E. Matthews, L. Lalone, J. Matott, S. Lucas, E. Lasher, M. McKenna. HOMEROOM 13 98 HOMEROOM 15 Row 1: D. Ritz, B. Smith, E. Sanderson, D. Smith, S. Stradling, L. Randall. Row 2: S. Riley, D. Scott, P. Smith, D. Seeley, G. Scott, D. Saltrelli, P. Robinson, C. Smith. Row 3: C. Snider, J. Rossie, T. Sharrow, B. Santamoor, T. Race. Row 4: L. Stark, L. Ricalton, P. Smilgin, J. Quick, C. Stoecker. I 100 101 Row 1: W. Perkins, L. Poticher, B. Rose, H. Hubbard. Row 2: S. Peters, B. Peck, S. Phippen, L. Priolo, N. Rood, C. Reichert, C. Paro, S Sanderson. Row 3: S. Petrie, L. Roach, B. Petrie, S. O’Brien. HOMEROOM 30 102 103 104 “Wonder Woman, eat your heart out!” Row 1: K. Berry, J. Bendix, B. Ashley, C. Bates. Row 2: T. Boprey, K. Ames, R. Burnham. Row 3: L. Ames, W. Bisselle, S. Bokat, D. McGee, R. Briggs, H. Ayers, T. Bessette, C. Bradt, D. Barr. HOMEROOM 21 HOMEROOM 25 Row 1: R. Martin, M. Lincoln, H. Middlemiss. Row 2: B. Norton, N. Mousaw, N. Miller, R. Neadom. Row 3: C. Nash, T. Lehr, A. Merrill, E. Lawrence, N. Monroe, Z. Morter, J. Leet, L. Noble, R. Mills. Row 4: L. Newvine, M. Kearing, C. Maloy, G. Lindenmeyer. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front: J. Pitkin, President. Back: J. Bendix, Vice-President; L. Poticher, Secretary; J. Jacoby, Treasurer. 107 “Huh?” “I don’t understand why she said no!” looks like mine I can’t go wrong!” Row 1: D. Latella, P. Halouska, G. LaFlair. Row 2: D. Guyette, L. Houle, H. Hotzler, L. Gotham. Row 3: C. Gray, M. Hills, C. Hitchman, B Lalone, L. Kingston, J. Jacoby, H. Huntley, P. Shean, D. Pharoah. HOMEROOM 23 109 Row 1: D. Swartz, A. Stoecker, B. VanVIeet, B. Votra. Row 2: S. Wilson, M. Thew, J. Webb, E. Sharrow, D. Waske. Row 3: D. Thomp- son, K. VandeWater, S. Taylor, G. Zimmer, D. Wells, S. VanAuken, W. Zimmerman. Row 4: C. Smith, S. Smith, J. Woods, P. Stone, M. Wright, B. Ruitberg, M. Shean, R. Smith. HOMEROOM 29 MORNING B.O.C.E.S. STUDENTS Sitting: Row 1: B. van Dyke, G. Laflair, E. Ritz. Row 2: B. LaVair, M. Alguire, J. Donnelly. Row 3: R. Aldous, D. Maroney. Standing: D. Dafoe, H. Huntley, D. Walts, C. Bleau, E. Gaurin, W. Sheridan, B. Abt, M. Lynch, J. Willits. AFTERNOON B.O.C.E.S. STUDENTS Row 1: G. Jackson, K. Sharlow, D. Ames. Row 2: S. Coffey, M. Thorbahn, S. Janack, M. Maroney, T. Holmes, C. Simmons. Row 3: G. Friot, M. Richardson, J. Hammond, F. Rood, R. Stowell, T. Burnham. ; Row 1: S. Goodison, T. Davis, K. Corbine, J. Donnelly, M. Cote. Row 2: M. Alguire, D. Cobb, L. Chase, M. Danehy, L. Felt. Row 3: L. Frame, A. Emhof, D. Christy, D. Lamendola, C. Fendrich, J. Free, C. Dafoe, B. Crane, D. Dafoe, D. Field. HOMEROOM 22 113 t I r; I I I Row 1: J. Pitkin, C. Palmer, P. Ruddy, T. O’Brien. Row 2: L. Cryderman, M. Maroney, S. Janack, M. Thorbahn, S. Miller, T. Holmes, K. Trom- bley, J. Rossie. Row 3: W. Conant, F. Rood, J. Hammond, M. Richardson, R. Stowell, G. Friot, R. Rycroft. i “ Habla Espaftol?” “Macho, macho man! 115 What a bunch of bananas!” SENIORS 117 zmoziam %r JloxL U z[[y stxuaxy 22, 1962-lDctotzx 1, 1Q74 zf o(jE.xt n incEnt Jl axcfi 5, J g6 -dVou£.m(j£.x 6, 1974 a abway± thought that bJ wanted to bs. ionzzonz whzn a gzzw ufi . . . cSomzonz who did good wozhi . . . 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(Qnz day, bJ ±tofifi d wanting to bz om onz . . . bJ ju±t wanted to gzow ufi. bJhat wa± thz day that bJ found out that ±omz fizofibz ns,us.z gzt to gzow ufi. bJnitzad, thzy gzt z£nz£mb£zzd . . . £u£t bPhazoah Chris Gordon Martha Barlow Linda Armstrong Daryl Blanchard 119 1 20 imm: Jo-Lynn Mouthorp Gay Jackson Gwen Maxson Debbie Brown 122 Cindy Buell Martin Abt 123 John Conklin Maryellen Beauvais lllSBftSSttllii Bill Abt v Linda Blackburn John Bessette Barbara Van Dyke Sandra Ruitberg Elizabeth Ritz Tony DeMaio 128 Linda Irish Noel Santamoor ■■■ ! i: K §1 f 129 Brian Merrill Mark Dean imi Thomas Brown 130 Keith Burnham Andy Hall Terri Durham Barbara Day Johnna Elmore 133 Tandy Evans Mark McKenna 137 Elias Gaurin 138 Bill Miller Jo-Anne Green 139 Mark Dalton Christy McKinnon w Kathy Hourihan Jeff Ormsbee I i David Peters Nancy Hollenbaugh I 40 Laurie Ladison Leslee Rodee m Robin Ladison Cheryl Locy Paula Manchester John Blackburn Melody Masters Peter Rogerson Liz Rowe Su McCluskey Barbara Mills Tammie McManus 144 145 Dixie Morrison Joseph Kelly 146 Karen Mouthorp Kathlyn O’Connor Betsy Newman Shelley Scott 147 Jim Shields Cindy Palmer Juli Pharoah and Darby Bill Zajac 148 149 John McAdoo Kathy Pierce ! (aSSiSji § m Everett Quackenbush Kim Premo Kathleen Regan Sandra Smith Lynn Roderick Cindy Roach Chris Stiles Nancy Stratford Mike VonSchiller Michelle Ruddy 153 Christine Sprague Rolf Waters John Taillon Randy Weaver ' i 4 ■p I 154 Alan Thorbahn Shawn Miller Barry Whiteford Bill Carlisle 155 Karen Trudell Becky West Julie Whalen Phil Wolcott Martha Whalen Julie VonSchiller BP Brenda Votra Cindy Wells Holly Winterbottom 158 Terry Ladison Georgia Lewis I m 56- Best All Around Senior Mark McKenna- C. . M cKinnon Best All Around Student Lynn I upper •Seek - Most Likely to Succeed Keith Burnham iB� Jennifer Coir Most Courteous Tom Brown Liz Rowe ihyest Sha Juli Biggest Chris Slffel Betsy Newman Rowdiest To fevli ! '6 ‘0:6 6 Most X-Rated Best Artist Ivan Swartsfigure Lyr,n .jderif ; Best Dressed Mark McKenna 4a 1 . i?! i ■k - ;; Chris S|?fpgue Best Couple ' - Joe Kelly and Maryellen Beauvais §i07 i¥!‘ eep Weeks r Cell; 3arry Whiteford Chris Sprague Most Athletic Barry Whiteford Judy Butler es.;6 ; ■; ;6kss M Stu rtPapaw Best Mus Stol Stratford 6 Kevin Lawrence 6 Paula Manchester Nicest to Know Mark Dean Cindy Buell - Best Dancer Mike VonSchiller sCcCWB Smith W ; BesLFriend-: Lynn Tapper Christv McKinnon , -Most Ljkely to End Up in' Hoily wood • Dave Peters . Julie, VonSchiller. Biggest-HeartbreaKer Mike Smith Martha Barlow Practical Joker Everett Quackenbush Terri Rodee Biggest Flirt . V . ' Kevin Lawrence Tammie McManus 5 Best Vocalist . Bill Miller: Dixie Morrison. Best Advisors Mr. Coseo • Ms. Scbtf-Curtis if 160 PAT RONJ1 Agway Band Box Cleaners The Barn Best Wishes to Class of 1980 Bing Stevens Store Canton Auto Parts The Clark Insurance Agencies Crowell’s Jewelers Dairy Queen Day Well Drilling Denesha-Gardner Funeral Plome Doris’ Fashion Nook Evergreen Lounge Firman's Oil Burner Service Georgia’s Isle of Styles John W. Flardy Judy LaVine Flairstyling Laurentian Sales Lawrence Funeral Flome Merrill Brothers Mostly Foreign Sales and Service The News Shop Park Florists Reasoner’s T.V. and Appliances Robinson Farm Equipment Rudy’s Body Shop Russell Drugs St. Lawrence Inn St. Lawrence Plaindealer Super Duper Compliments of Tisdel Associates Weston’s Book Store White's Flowers The Wool Flouse The Yarn Shop The Country Mouse Fabric Shop The Leader Since 1900 in Servicing the Nation’s Buyers and Sellers Don Sprague, Lie. Real Estate Broker Alita H. Brown, Lie. 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WITHERBEE WHALEN 3 Hodskin Street Canton Bill Stalder Bob Whalen WESTERN AUTO Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Good Luck in Attaining Your Future Goals - 172 Abbott, Kelly 48, 63, 74 Abt, Bili 124 Abt, Martin 65, 122 Abt, Pat 63, 84, 88 Abt, Paul 10, 11,30, 111 Aldous, Dave 44, 88 Aldous, Mr. 26 Aldous, Robert 32, 55, 84 Aldous, Ronald 65, 66,111, 126 Aldous, Scott 32, 74 Alguire, Marilyn 111,113 Alguire, Vickie 88 Allen, Allison 88 Allen, Theresa 88 Ames, Diane 112 Ames, Elizabeth 105 Ames, Kevin 105 Ames, Larry 74 Ames, Peter 88 Anson, Arthur 74 Anson, Mildred 88 Armstrong, Linda 119 Ashley, Brenda 58, 105 Audet, Mr. 18 Audet, Mrs. 17 Axtell, Christy 74 Ayers, Hope Ann 51,64, 65, 105 Bacariza, Mr. 20, 115 Baffaro, Mr. 21 Baker, Sherri 31,50, 52,171 Barlow, Martha 11, 119,168 Barr, Becky 88 Barr, David 43, 105 Barry, Mr. 24 Basford, Raymond 134 Bates, Andy 88 Bates, Chris 105 Beauvais, Joe 32, 66, 74 Beauvais, Maryann 41,51 Beauvais, Maryellen 51,54, 65, 66, 123 Bell, Calvin 32 Bellamy, Lael 60 Bendix, Janet 51,52, 58, 61, 68, 103, 104, 105, 107 Bennett, Lisa 59, 124 Bercume, Theresa 130 Berry, Karl 55, 105 Besio, Billy 74 Bessette, John 124 Bessette, Tammy 105 Bisselle, Wendy 51, 105,107 Blackburn, John 143 Blackburn, Linda 124 Blackmer, Cathy 88 Blackmer, Kermit 97 Blanchard, Daryl 65, 66,119 Bleau, Clifford 111 Bokat, Julie 31,74, 76 Bokat, Sue 105 Bommer, Scott 37 Boprey, Sheila 74 Boprey, Tim 65, 105 Bradt, Camille 63,105 Bradt, John 30, 37, 74 Brady, Patrick 88 Breckenridge, Mrs. 15 Briggs, Ricky 105 Bristol, Mrs. 17 Bristol, Sai 54,64,68, 125 Bristol, Whitney 31,36, 44, 45, 48, 88 Bronson, Patti 125 Brossoit, JoAnne 32, 33, 51, 88 Brothers, Joyce 88 Brown, Colleen 126 Brown, David 74 Brown, Deborah 121 Brown, Lisa 48, 74 Brown, Peggy 88 Brown, Penny 88 Brown, Tom 44, 58, 68,130 Buckalew, Barry 30, 88 Buell, Cindy 42, 43, 47, 48, 50,51,54, 122 Burcume, Denise 59, 88 Burke, Lisa 31,48, 74 Burnham, Keith 54, 58, 68, 130 Burnham, Robert 105 Burnham, Tina 74 Burnham, Toby 112 Butler, Judy 59, 69, 131 Butler, Karen 31,36, 52, 74 Camp, Kathy 131 Caracciolo, Mrs. 18 Carey, Chris 32 Carlisle, Bill 58,155 Carr, Nora 48, 74 Carrier, Mr. 25, 59 Carroll, Patty 34, 74 Casey, Mr. 15 Chadwick, Michelle 30, 37, 74,83 Chamberlain, Mark 7 Chase, Lisa 113 Chase, Robert 88 Chilson, Doug 74 Chisolm, Mr. 24 Christy, Dickie 64, 113 Christy, Stanley 74 Clements, Chris 88 Clemmo, John 88 Cloce, Cindy 126 Cobb, Donna 113 Coffey, Jayne 84 Coffey, Leonard 139 Coffey, Susan 112 Coir, Greg 37, 38, 74 Coir, Jennifer 10, 52, 54, 68, 125 Coir, Mr. 19 Collins, Ellen 34, 69, 74 Collins, Leann 74 Collins, Marty 64, 88 Colton, Mrs. 25 Conant, Sheila 132 Conant, Warren 58, 68,114, 115 Conklin, Jeff 32,74,88 Conklin, John 3,123, 159 Conklin, Joseph 32, 66 Connor, Kathy 92 Connor, Marcia 125 Corbine, David 88 Corbine, Kathy 113 Coseo, Mr. 25,54,64,103 Cote, Mickey 113 Craig, Melissa 132 Craig, Steve 65,136 Crane, Brian 113 Crowell, David 74 Cryderman, Laura 44, 48, 114 Cunniff, Amber 74 Cunniff, Deena 33, 78 Curry, Colleen 92 Curtis, Jim 64, 100,115 Curtis, Ron 37 Cutway, Kenny 32, 74 Dafoe, Chad 30, 94 Dafoe, Chris 113 Dafoe, Debbie 111 Dafoe, David 77 Dafoe, Dawn 111,113 Dalton, Jenny 77 Dalton, Julie 76, 77 Dalton, Mark 103, 139 Danehy, Cathy 47, 48, 49, 59, 77 Danehy, Mary Ann 47, 48, 49, 52,59, 113 Davis, Bali 30. 48, 51,63, 76, 77 Davis, Trina 58, 113 Day, Barbara 133 Day, Richard 32 Dean, Kim 36 Dean, Lisa 51,52, 68, 92, 94 Dean, Mark 3,11,42, 64, 68, 129, 168 DeLorme, Eddie 92 DeMaio, Mr. 23 DeMaio, Tony 58, 65, 127 Denney, Stephanie 45, 48, 77 DeVito, Dave 145 Dewan, Beth 36, 44, 45, 48, 77 Dively, Duane 66,103,130 Donnelly, Bruce 66 Donnelly, Jana 111, 113 Donnelly, Mr. 23 Donnelly, Tracy 34, 92 Dority, Brian 89 Downing, Pat 32, 77 Duda, Mrs. 21,44 Dudley, Becky 2, 31,36 Dudley, Patrick 38, 64, 92 Dunbar, Brad 7 Dunn, Greg 55, 77 Dunn, Lori 92 Durham, Chris 60, 77 Durham, Daniel 77 Durham, Terri 42, 43, 50, 133 Durocher, Diane 34, 36, 77, 83 Dusharm, Darren 11,58, 68, 71,134 Dusharm, Mr. 30, 68 Edwards, Don 26 Edwards, Donalda 92 Elliott, Patty 92 Elliot, Paula 54,131 Elmer, Hilary 30, 37, 38, 77, 83 Elmore, Johnna 42, 50, 54, 133 Elmore, Tal 65, 66, 98 Emhof, Ann 113 Emhof, Dawn 30, 37, 77, 83 Emhof, Tom 11,68,136 Evans, Michelle 31 Evans, Tandy 134 Fadden, Angela 68,120 Fadden, Roger 77 Felt, Larry 30, 37, 55 Felt, Lisa 66, 113 Fendrich, Andy 77 Fendrich, Chris 113, 115 Fendrich, Julie 42,131 Field, Debbie 113 Fifield, Charles 77 Finley, Greg 77 Firman, Greg 32, 34, 77 Firman, Russ 32, 64, 92 Fisher, John 92 Flanagan, Donna 92 Flanagan, Mr. 26 Flanagan, Coach 7, 65 Fobare, Wayne 55, 135 Foote, Judson 82 Foote, Minnie 92 Fox, Sandor 68,108 Fox, Scott 37 Frame, Linda 44, 45, 47, 48, 67, 113 Frear, Marian 44, 48, 92 Free, John 94, 113, 115 Freeland, Jill 48, 49, 92 Freeland, Mrs. 23 Friot, Gary 112,114 Furgal, Anne Marie 31,36 Gaffney, Steve 37 Garner, Deborah 37, 38, 47, 49, 77 Garner, Mr. 22 Garnsey, John 153 Gates, Sheila 95 Gaurin, Elias 111,132 Gaurin, Lori 95 Gibson, Hank 43, 52, 92 Gibson, James 92 Goetze, John 7,10, 54, 103, 120 Goetze, Robert 78 Gonyea, John 30, 78 Goodison, Susan 44, 47, 48, 63, 113 Goolden, Susan 59, 63, 95 Gordon, Chris 119 Gordon, Robert 77, 92 Gotham, Bill 50 Gotham, Mark 132 Gotham, Lori 109 Graham, Mr. 26 Grant, Mr. 22 Gray, Chipper 55,109 Gray, Karen 77 Green, JoAnne 42,138 Grisham, Geoff 60 Guarino, Joseph 78 Guyette, Donna 63,109 Guyette, Mitchell 51,78 Hall, Andrew 45,133 Hall, Miss 22 Halouska, Patty 7,11,47, 49, 109 Hamilton, Jerrold 132 Hamilton, Kathy 48, 98 Hamilton, Scott 95 Hammond, Jeff 112, 114 Hance, David 95 Hanna, Robin 77 Hare, Eric 32 Hartwick, John 78 Haven, Luene 95 Hayden, Mr. 24 Hayden, Mrs. 17 Hayes, Elma 77 Hedger, Holly 32, 76, 77 Hedger, Sondra 34, 37, 90, 95 Hennigan, Lewis 95 Hennigan, Steve 49, 95 Hill, Kenneth 134 Hill, Roddy 78 Hills, Marc 30, 52, 109 Hills, Mike 60,67, 78 Hitchman, Cheryl 44, 109 Hitchman, Laurie 51,138, 159 Hobbs, Mr. 60 Holena, Mr. 19 Hollenbaugh, Nancy 42, 43, 48,52,54, 140 Holmes, Tina 51,66, 112, 114 Hotzler, David 32 Hotzler, Heather 109 Hotzler, Jim 44, 45, 95 Houle, Lisa 66, 109 Houle, Tammy 77 Hourihan, Kathy 64, 65,140 Hourihan, Mr. 32, 58 House, Janet 95 Howard, Paul 32, 78 Hubbard, Howard 102 Hudson, Carolyn 36 Hunt, Jeff 68,104, 115 Hunt, Steve 78 Huntley, Helen 109, 111 Huntley, Sandy 31,52, 77 Irish, Linda 128 Jackson, Gay 112, 121 Jackson, Janice 95 Jackson, Jim 64, 65, 103 Jacoby, Jennifer 103,107, 109 Janack, Shelly 112,114 Jenson, Debbie 76, 78, 79 Jenson, Tim 66,129 Johnson, Andrew 32, 66, 95 Johnson, Molly 78 Johnson, Sue 141 Jones, Mr. 19, 31 Jordan, Karla 65, 141 Jordon, Kris 30, 78 Jordon, Jeff 32,45,95 Katz, Neal 95,44,45 Kear, Mrs. 21,49 Kearing, James 32, 78 Kearing, Mike 106 Kelly, Mr. 26 Kelly, Joe 65, 66, 145 Kelly, Victoria 95 Kennedy, Mary Jo 95 Kenny, Kathy 84 Kenyon, John 44, 45, 95 Kenyon, Pat 33 Kingston, Lucinda 45, 51, 109 Kingston, Mr. 25 Klemens, Ann 45, 69, 71, 134 Knowlton, Lee-ann 78 LaBrake, Karen 141 LaBrake, Scott 97 Ladison, Keitha 78 Ladison, Laurie 142 Ladison, Robin 142 Ladison, Terry 158 LaFlair, Gwen 109, 111 LaFlair, Shane 55, 81 LaFlair, Shawn 135 LaLone, Barry 109 LaLone, Lisa 48 LaLone, Shayne 81 Lamendola, David 113, 163, 167 LaPierre, Anne 33, 97 Laraway, Mr. 21,48 LaRue, Curtis 97 Lasher, Edith 97 LaSiege, Mary Ann 78 Latella, Dee 66 Latella, Donna 48, 51,52, 109 Latella, Peter 51,81 LaVair, Belinda 111 Lawrence, Eric 37, 106 Lawrence, Jay 66, 97 Lawrence, Kevin 61,68, 71, 123 Lawrence, Stuart 32, 81 Layhee, Dale 30, 60, 81 Layhee, Dean 60, 81 Leet, Jill 48, 49, 53, 59, 60, 106 Leet, Nancy 45, 97 Legault, John 135 Lehr, Tim 106 Leonard, Gordon 32 Lewis, Georgia 50, 54,158 Lewis, Jan 81 Lincoln, Mike 106 Lindenmeyer, George 106 Lobdell, Karen 91 Locke, Barb 67, 97 Locke, Robert 32, 55, 81 Locy, Cheryl 67,142 Locy, Jennifer 33, 51,97 Locy, Renee 51,89, 97 Longshore, Kelly 30, 63, 78, 79 Longshore, Lori 47, 48, 94, 98 Lucas, Francis 97,115 Lucas, Sue 97 Lynch, John 58,129 Lynch, Mike 111 Mackin, Robin 78 Mager, Andy 37, 81 Mager, Lori 48, 78 Majer, Steve 47, 48, 97 Maine, Ms. 18, 33,36,51,67 Malbone, JoAnne 44, 81 Malloy, Calvin 106 Manchester, Paula 43,115, 143 Manning, Pat 32 Mardin, Jon 37, 81 Markkula, Mrs. 23 Maroney, Don 65, 66,111, 128 Maroney, Mary 112, 114 Martin, Mrs. 16 Martin, Randy 106 Martin, Richard 32, 66, 81 Masters, Melody 143 Mattews, Evelyn 97 Mathews, Scot 32, 71 Mathews, Mr. 26 Matott, John 37, 58, 97 Maxson, Gwen 2, 58, 68, 103, 121 Maxson, Jeff 30, 81 McAdoo, Betty 48, 49, 78 McAdoo, Mrs. 20 McAdoo, John 51,149 McCluskey, Susan 42, 43, 44,47,48,52, 144 McCollum, Todd 96, 97 McClennon, Mrs. 27 McDonald, Cindy 78 McDonald, Paul 110 McGee, Diane 58, 103, 108 McIntosh, Yvonne 32, 48, 78 McKenna, Mark 42, 54, 64, 68, 168 McKenna, Maureen 36, 45, 97 McKenna, Pat 6, 52, 64, 68 McKenna, Ray 37, 52, 81 McKinnon, Christy 3, 42, 52, 54, 139 McManus, Carrie 66, 78 McMannus, Tammy 58, 61, 68, 144 McMartin, Penny 78 Mead, Hamp 95 Merrill, Allan 104, 106 Merrill, Brian 2, 6, 42, 45, 68, 129 Merrill, Debbie 36, 93 Middlemiss, Holly 67,106 Middlemiss, Robin 81 Miller, Allen 66, 97 Miller, Bill 138 Miller, Nazaly 47, 48, 49, 53, 103.106 Miller, Shawn 154 Miller, Sue 114 Mills, Barbara 48,144 Mills, Roger 102 Mitchell, Christy 51,93 Molnar, Mr. 14 Monette, Lynda 32, 66, 81 Monette, Terri 32, 93 Monroe, Mrs. 16, 52 Monroe, Natalie 48, 52, 53, 55.67.106 Morgan, Julie 48, 93 Morgan, Ruth 52,145 Morrison, Dixie 2, 47, 48, 50, 54, 145 Morrison, Laurie 36 Morter, Sharon 44, 47, 48, 81 Morter, Zoe 44, 48, 59, 60, 103.106 Mousaw, Nancy 2, 45,106 Mouthorp, Cindy 93 Mouthorp, Jo Lynn 121 Mouthorp, Karen 42, 50,146 Moyer, David 82 Murdock, Rhonda 93 Murphy, Colleen 93 Myers, Ken 38, 82 Nash, Carol 45,106 Nash, Jeff 97 Naven, Mrs. 20 Newcombe, Ricky 32 Newcombe, Sue 93 Newman, Betsy 51, 146 Newman, Coach 63 Newman, Paul 30, 93 Newvine, Lisa 48 Noble, Douglas 47, 48, 52, 53,93 Noble, Laurie 106 Noble, Sue 81 Norton, Brian 64, 65, 106, 115 Norton, James 66, 93 O’Brien, Marc 30, 93 O’Brien, Sandy 64,102 O’Brien, Terry 58, 68,114 O’Connor, Danny 82 O’Connor, Kathy 146 Oliver, Leah 36, 45, 47, 93, 96 Olvert Jeff 82 O’Neill, Vicki 36 Ormsbee, Debbie 81 Ormsbee, Jeff 68,140 Ostrander, Cheryl 81 Ostrander, Mr. 26 Ouderkirk, Eric 44,122 Ouderkirk, Peter 82 Palmer, Cathy 147 Palmer, Charles 32, 93 Palmer, Cindy 52, 61,68, 147 Palmer, Connie 68, 114 Papaw, Debbie 45, 63, 93 Papaw, Stuart 147 Parker, A. J. 93 Paro, Charles 102 Peabody, Jennifer 93 Peck, Betty 102 Perkins, Wendell 44, 45, 48, 52,102 Perry, Cathy 33, 51,93 Perry, Charles 82 Perry, Shelly 63,93, 128 Perry, Tammy 149 Peters, David 7, 42, 45,140 Peters, John 136 Peters, Linda 31,36, 81 Peters, Ray 32, 82 Peters, Shelly 67, 102 Peterson, Mr. 14 Petrie, Brian 64, 102, 108 Petrie, Sheila 102 Phalon, Tom 11,38, 52, 93 Pharoah, Dan 64, 109 Pharoah, Juli 42, 45, 47, 48, 49, 50, 148 Phippen, Sherry 47, 48,102 Pierce, Kathy 48, 51,67,149 Pierce, Lesly 43, 48, 93 Pike, Bob 93 Pike, Kathy 42, 120 Pitkin, Jeff 45, 68,107,114 Planty, Charleen 66, 81 Planty, Colleen 93 Pope, Tim 30, 82 Pope, Tina 93 Post, John 32, 93 Post, Jocelyn 81 Poticher, Laurie 102,107 Potter, Andrea 93 Potter, David 82 Potter, Mr. 26 Potter, Renee 47, 48, 49 Premo, Kimberly 150 Priolo, Lucy 102 Priolo, Mary 31,36 Proulx, Jeff 32, 93 Putnam, Diane 93 Quackenbush, Everett 3,150 Quick, Jane 99 Race, Todd 99 Randall, Lori 64,65,90, 99 Ray, Mr. 26 Reed, Mrs. 20 Regan, Kathy 150 Regan, Mr. 26 Regan, Sally 36, 81 Reichert, Carol 11,51,58, 69, 71,108 Renick, Mrs. 16, 43, 54 Rexford, Mrs. 27 Reynolds, Mr. 19 Ricalton, Lori 99 Rich, Janet 141 Richardson, Mark 112,114 Riggs, Mr. 23, 32, 66 Riley, Steven 37, 99 Ritz, Dan 66, 99 Ritz, Jackie 32, 81 Ritz, Liz 51,65, 66, 111,127 Roach, Cindy 151 Roach, Lindy 102 Robinson, Peggy 47, 48,49, 99 Rodee, Leslie 48, 50, 52, 53, 54, 142 Rodee, Terri 42, 48, 50, 54, 148, 159, 163, 167 Roderick, Lynn 42, 48,151 Rodriguez, Mirza 48, 82 Rogerson, Mike 98 Rogerson, Peter 6, 143 Rood, Franklin 112, 114 Rood, Nancy 102 Rood, Wendy 45, 47, 48, 81 Rose, Brian 102 Rosenbarker, Dawn 48, 81 Rossie, Jennifer 48, 52,114 Rossie, Jonathan 99 Rowe, Liz 42, 50, 54, 144, 163,167 Rowen, Karen 152 Ruddy, Michelle 152 Ruddy, Pete 11,45, 68, 71, 114, 115 Ruitberg, Beth 59, 61,110 Ruitberg, Sandy 63, 69,127 Rycroft, Marc 82 Rycroft, Robert 52, 58, 68, 114 Saber, Jim 98 Saber, Mary 81 Salmon, Mrs. 27 Saltrelli, Dede 52, 64, 65, 99 Sanderson, Earl 99 Sanderson, Stuart 102 Santamoor, Robert 45, 99 Santamoor, Greg 60, 82 Santamoor, Noel 6, 68,128 Sayer, Jim 82 Scott, David 3, 99 Scott, Gary 99 Scott, Shelly 51,63, 146 Scott-Curtis, Mrs. 22 Seeley, David 94, 99 Sergi, Patsi 82 Seymour, Mr. 7,17, 65 Sharlow, Kay 112 Sharlow, Randy 82 Sharrow, Ed 44,110 Sharrow, Thomas 44, 45, 99 Shean, Mike 110 Shean, Pat 109 Sheldon, Sandy 36 Sheridan, Wayne 111, 137 Shields, Jim 147 Shields, Richard 32, 82 Shields, Robert 66 Shoulette, David 37, 82 Sibbitts, Elaine 82, 148 Simmons, Candice 112 Skiff, Harold 55, 85 Skinner, Theresa 36, 82 Smilgin, Mr. 14 Smilgin, Polly 33, 36, 99 Smith, Ben 99 Smith, Carolyn 44, 48, 90, 99 Smith, Carolyn 11,42, 50, 53, 153,167 Smith, Chris 45, 64,110 Smith, David 7, 65, 66, 99 Smith, Ellen 82 Smith, Jim 37, 66 Smith, Mary 82 Smith, Maureen 44, 48, 82 Smith, Mike 148 Smith, Mr. 16 Smith, Peter 99 Smith, Rodney 45,110 Smith, Sandy 69,150 Smith, Sarah 110 Snider, Claude 99 Soskin, Mrs. 21,42 Speer, Scott 32, 66, 85 Spicer, Mr. 26 Sprague, Chris 42, 50, 53, 153,159 Staples, Mr. 22 Stark, Lynn 99 Stickler, Mrs. 22 Stiles, Brent 66, 85 Stiles, Chris 151 Stoecker, Andy 45, 55,103, 110 Stoecker, Cathy 33, 67, 99 Stone, Bill 37, 85 Stone, Penny 110 Stout, Dawn 31,48, 82 Stowell, Robert 112, 114 Stowell, Wayne 32 Stradling, Barbara 38, 49, 60,82 Stradling, Julie 60 Stradling, Susan 36, 45, 49, 99 Stratford, Lori 31,36, 79,91 Stratford, Nancy 59, 151 Street, David 60, 91 Streit, Chris 91 Stuba, John 65, 91 Sutton, John 55, 66, 85 Swartsfigure, Harriett 91 Swartsfigure, Ivan 159 Schwartz, Dan 58,110 Synder, Debbie 158 Taillon, John 154 Talcott, Mrs. 27 Taylor, Anne 31,36, 48, 85 Taylor, Connie 67, 91 Taylor, Glenn 55, 66, 85 Taylor, Mark 64,115 Taylor, Mrs. 15 Taylor, Sandy 110 Terrillion, Cindy 48, 91 Thew, Michele 43, 48, 59, 94,110 Thew, Nicole 47, 48, 49, 85 Thompson, David 104,110 Thompson, Scott 47, 91 Thorbahn, Alan 65,154 Thorbahn, Amy 91 Thorbahn, Melody 112,114 Thorbahn, Stephanie 48, 85 Thornley, Mr. 18,76,103 Todd, Dana 34, 37, 85 Todd, Mr. 26 Todd, Mrs. 27 Trombley, John 89, 91 Trombley, Karen 51 Trombley, Kathy 51,90,114 Trombley, Mrs. 27 Trudell, Karen 155 Trudell, Tina 85 Tupper, Allen 85 Tupper, Fred 152 Tupper, Lynn 50, 54,156 VanAuken, Sue 43,110 VanBrocklin, Mr. 26 Van de Water, Katherine 45, 52, 60,110 VanDyke, Barb 111,127 VanHyning, Brenda 85 VanVIeet, Bill 110 Vincent, Greg 32 VonSchiller, Julie 59,157 VonSchiller, Mike 3,11,58, 61,68, 71,152 VonSchiller, Steve 58, 68 Votra, Brenda 157 Vrooman, Pete 37, 44, 45 Walts, Dean66, 111, 138 Walts, Mrs. 18,69 Walts, Nicky 30,91,96 Warner, Bill 123 Warner, Sue 31,36, 91 Warnock, Laura 48, 50, 91 Warnock, Robby 37 Warnock, Vanessa 37, 91 Waske, Dawn 103,110 Waters, Rolf 58,68,153 Weaver, David 85 Weaver, Randy 65,154 Webb, Janice 47, 49, 110 Weeks, Don 30, 90 Weeks, Maureen 52, 54, 59, 85, 137 Wells, Cindy 42, 63, 158 Wells, Dana 103,110 Wells, David 32 Wells, Grtchan 63, 79, 85 Wells, Leslie 30, 51,63, 79, 83,85 Wentworth, Hal 91 West, Becky 42, 50, 54, 155 West, Eric 91 Whalen, Cathy 30, 37, 76,85 Whalen, Chris 52, 63 Whalen, Julie 156 Whalen, Martha 42, 50, 157, 167 Whitcomb, Jenny 33 Whitcomb, Jay 32,33,67,91 Whitcomb, Jim 65,126 White, David 30, 85 White, Debbie 34, 52, 91 White, Shelly 91 Whiteford, Barry 11,45, 68, 155 Whiteford, Kim 34, 63, 85 Whitehead, Julie 32, 85 Whitman, Mrs. 15 Wight, Mike 107,110 Wilder, Rob 32,91 Wilder, Ronald 64,149 Willets, Jim 45, 60, 111, 156 Williams, Donna 48, 51,136 Wilkinson, Mary 43, 85 Wilson, Sandy 52,110 Wilson, Sue 85 Wilson, Trudy 91 Winterbottom, Heather 65, 91 Winterbottom, Holly 90,158 Wisner, Mr. 15 Witherhead, David 85 Witherhead, Mr. 24 Wolcott, Mark 30, 32 Wolcott, Phil 65,157 Woods, Jeff 110 Woodley, Suzette 31,36 Yanchitis, Mary 31,91 Young, Nancy 156 Young, Tracy 64, 79, 91 Zajac, Bill 3,11,64, 148,168 Zimmer, Gail 48, 61,64, 68, 110 Zimmerman, Wendy 110 175