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

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1982 volume:

3 «I ; ■ SSpsB S:. Ml The day will come. What you see is what you get! The years will pass, albeit slowly. You WILL leave. The knowledge you gain now will stand you in good stead; do not scorn Audet or Jones, what they know, they give. Just a couple of answers . . . You’ll never guess what we've been doing! Look Mom, I'm on Candid Camera! Hey Babeee! How's 'bout my place?!” Enjoy yourself at dances, parties, proms. All too soon the opportunity will disappear. It’s good to forget. 7 • • iMa Tallness doesn’t breed enthusiasm. Who says love and war don’t mix? School is serious business. ■ Excitement at CHS. At last I'm outta jail.' Stop a moment. Reflect on what you've learned; despite all the disparagements, school endures. Take advantage of it. The day will come. Another blue Monday . . . We came to you frightened and unsure You became our friends and guides Showing us not only the things in life The whole that they make up. Being our comfort and support When our balloons fluttered to ground, popped. And adding your cheers to ours When our achievements and goals became one. Sharing with us not only your views But how our own can develop. Revealing to us the visions you’ve had So we can create our own. 12 FACULTY DEDICATION We appreciate your new determination to make our school glow with self-pride. Your active support of school arts and activities, your fair enforcement of long standing rules, and your revival of school spirit all contribute to our belief that you will be a guiding force in Canton for years to come. We hope to learn from you, each in his own way. As your first year draws to a close, we say, Congratulations and welcome!” Samuel Shevat, Principal 14 SCHOOL BOARD Row 1: C. Ramsay, R. Sibbitts, P. Cooper. Row 2: W. Coakley, R. Wells, D. Potter, President. Row 3: E. Nelson, D. Wentworth. Missing: T. Proulx. Mr. Howlett, Superintendent Mr. Brackett, Clerk 15 We glO' acti you y011 Mr. Audet — Physical Education hop Mrs. Audet'— English We glo act yoi yoi hoj yes we I Mrs. Duda — Music, Band Mrs. Colton — Social Studies Mr. Holena — Mathematics ‘iimtiHfi! [rs. Kear — Music, Orchestra 19 Mr. Jones — Mathematics £ a y y Y y m I Mrs. Martin — English Mr. Laraway — Music, Chorus Mr. Kingston — Social Studies IVintuiv can miuvs inj Mr. Reynolds — Mathematics Mrs. Petrie — Reading f M ?f f � : ( 4i 44 4 4 4 4 ft It ft � If 4 if U 44 44 si It f1 H I! ft I |4 14 ii lii Mr- ymour — English Mrs. Navan — Spanish 21 A k £ ) J I ) I Ms. Scott-Curtis — Home Economics 22 Mr. Smith Mr. Seymour — Art Mr. Shatraw — Career Resource Center Mr. Smilgin — Social Studies Miss Vogt — Business Education Mr. Witherhead — General Science, Physics Mrs. Whitman — Guidance Office Secretary Mrs. Stickler — Librarian Mr. Wisner — Guidance Office 23 CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1: M. Todd,J. Trombley, D. Solomon, S. Talcott, M. Lytle. Row 2: C. Blackburn, E. MacLennan. Sally Talcott — Dietitian BUS DRIVERS CUSTODIANS Row 1: B. Butler, P. Evans, D. Edwards, D. Burke. Row 2: S. Rivers, J. Shaw, J. Mathews, E. Fisher, T. Todd,J. Murphy. Row 1: S. Goolden. Row 2: Potter, L. Spicer, S. Dolley, VanBrocklin. 25 2 a We are just beginning a new phase in our learning experiences. We’ve come to a new turn in a ride we’d thought we’d mastered. Although these new surroundings and experiences are frightening, we know that eventually we will master these too. The hardest part will be getting to that point, But we never thought we’d get this far. We’re grown up now, and see life more clearly. Our eyes have learned new ways to see and they’ve discovered many things One being we have much more to discover. But we have time, and we have the excitement necessary to see us through the next three years and beyond. 26 27 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Row 1: K. Stacy, Secretary Row 2: A. Northrup, President; K. Stickler, Treasurer Row 3: L. Guccione, Vice-President. Draw and you’re dead!” 28 Where’s the pool?” 'Who is that masked man? HOMEROOM 4 Row 1: S. Babcock, C. Ames Row 2: S. Budelmann, D. Ball, M. Beauvais, W. Bessette Row 3: J. Bartalo, R. Ayers, T. Bokat, L. Bronchetti, D. Bell, J. Burnham Row A. Allen, E. Bush, R. Brothers, M. Alisankus, J. Anson Row 5: A. Brockway, B. Barr, J. Bullock, K. Beaudin, T. Blanchard, Missing: L. Brown. 29 HOMEROOM 5 30 Row 1: D. Daniels, J. Findley, B. Chapin. Row 2: A. Daniels, T. Dafoe, J. Dart, R. DeGrennaro. Row 3: D. Cunningham, R. Dean, C. Carlisle, T. Caswell, S. Fletch P. Danehey, C. Davis. Row 4: J. Cloce, V. Daniels, C. Caryl, J. Durocher, D. Dusharm, C. Donnelly, S. Elliott, W. Ellison, J. Flagg. 'I’ll do anything not to read.” HOMEROOM 6 R°w l; K. Howard. Row 2:J. Hall, M.Jaskowski, T. Law, L. Guccione, D. House, A. Kenny, S. Kenyon. Row 3: G. Leanord, A. LaPierre, S. Keller, D. LePlantney, Gibson, C. LaPree, J. Grisham. Row 4: B. Longshore, A. Kepes, B. Hammond, P. Hitchmen, C. Gates. 31 Yes, I’m a freshman, and, yes, I’m playing with Snoopy.” Psst. . . the teacher’s thrashing that guy within inches of his life. I don’t want to be on this page.” 32 HOMEROOM 7 Row 1: M. Majer, M. Patraw, T. Mathews. Row 2: M. Perry, M. Matteson, C. Peters, J. Post, N. Morter, S. Mace, A. Mathews. Row 3: J- Miller, R. Martin, L. Martin, A. Powers, K. Marden, M. Monette. Row 4: G. Price, M. Mathews, P. Priolo, K. Metcalf, K. Murdock, R. Mathews. Row 5: D. Mills, D. Perry, A. Northorp, R. Perry, T. Mouthorp. 33 How dare you interrupt me when I’m reading.' School is almost like a game of cards.” HOMEROOM 8 Row 1: F. Sergi, F. Saucier, R. Riley, H. Shorette, E. Sheldon. Row 2: S. Race, S. Rutherford, P. Robinson, P. Saber, C. Rutherford, P. Simpson. Row 3: L. Rexford, D. Salm R. Robinson, C. Rabideau, K. Rowen, T. Santamoor. Row 4: M. Saltrelli, P. Ruddy, K. Shields, D. Quaife. Row 5: J. Ruitberg, L. Sergi, L. Ricalton, J. Robarge, A. Sheldon. 34 HOMEROOM 9 Row 1: H. Stuba, L. Supernault, J. Wing, D. Thorbahn, S. Zimmerman. Row 2: L. Witherhead, S. Williams, B. Smith, K. Sullivan, K. Stickler, S. Zimmerman, B. Woodley, M. St. Denney. Row 3: S. Thompson, C. Theobald, H. Singh, B. Toomey, S. White, B. VandeWater, M. Todd, K. Stacy. Row 4: C. Smith, R. Sprague, L. Young, J. Sprinsky, D. Wilson, A. Whitehill. There aren’t supposed to be any frogs in the gym.” 35 Like a swing it’s had its ups and downs. A push from friends and teachers kept you going in the tough times. At times you may have felt you had been turned around and let loose to be con- fused even more. But happy times sent you flying, and now it’s time to jump and move on upstairs. SOPHOMORES 37 Grrr.. . I’m the Bear of C. H. S. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 38 Row 1: M. Pollard, Treasurer; J. Stradling, Vice-President; Row 2: S. Bommer, President; S. Sheldon, Secretary. HOMEROOM 10 imm mm Row 1: A. Coffey, A. Alkerton, L. Bates, M. Conklin. Row 2: J. Coffey, K. Allen, S. Abbott, C. Carey, J. Barr. Row 3: S. Bush, P. Bessette, K. Christy, B. Buell, L. Bellamy, T. Axtell, A. Bisselle, S. Bommer, B. Crane. Row 4: T. Burke, K. Blair, M. Beauvais, L. Bennett, D. Burnham, T. Capone. Thank God it’s done!” HOMEROOM 11 Row 1: L. Daniels, B. Dudley, K. Dean, C. Donnelly, A. Furgal, D. Foote. Row 2: M. Evans, H. Giles, H. Crimmel, R. Frank, R. Curtis, M. Gates. Row 3: I Eastman, S. Hammond, D. Day, S. Fox. 'Study hall at its best. I can’t believe it, Linus, the little red-head girl is here.” 40 If I hear 'no more talking’ just one more time . . All in all, it’s just another bad dream. HOMEROOM 12 1 ow l: C. Jones, P. LaRock, G. Laddison, A. Hennigan. Row 2: C. Hudson, S. Jenson, D. Kennedy, E. Lawrence, J. Lynch. Row 3: K. Hissong, M. Kenny, M. Lee, Kenyon, M. Jordon, L. Jaskowski, A. LaValley, R. Locy. Row 4: S. LaBreck, P. Locy, D. Liscum, W. Longshore, D. Hotzler. Missing: M. Johnson, K. Ladison, R. Edison. 41 Does my hand give away my age?” When I grow up, I want to be just like vanGogh.” It’s got to be Thursday. I’m a junior. Why am I in the sophomore section?” A change of face 42 There ain’t gonna be no rematch.” HOMEROOM 13 Row 1: V. O’Neill, R. Mock, G. Podgurski, D. Newman, D. MacDonald, K. McConnell, M. Pollard Row 2: D. Monette, R. Nautel, C. Mitchell, P. McCluskey, B. Palmer, C. McCarthy, B. McDonald, L. Morrison Row 3: P. Manning, R. Newcomb, G. Malbone, N. Peterson, D. McDonald, S. Mitchell. HOMEROOM 14 Row l- T Stafford, C. Stone, S. Richardson, S. RosenburgJ. Stradling, R. Silver, S. Sheldon, M, Priolo. Row 2: J. Stone, V. Simmoms, A. Ricalton,J. Smith,J. Race, S. Sweet, Bj Sheridan,J. Rabide’au. Row 3:J. Schwartz, W. Stowell, K. Price, J. Santimaw, B. Speer. Missing: D. Putnam, J. Raymo, J. Saber, G. Scott, B. Smith, B. Surprenant. 44 HOMEROOM 15 Row 1: C. Zimmerman, R. Warnock. Row 2: G. Todd, S. teRiele, K. White, V. Woodley, S. Woodley, J. VanBlair,J. Whitcomb. Row 3: J. Wing, K. Trombley, R. Waske, L. Tupper, C. Wilson, D. Wells, E. Thomas. Row 4: T. Tupper, D. Zulauf, T. White, M. Wentworth, T. Todd, J. Thew. Missing: T. Trudell, B. VanHyning, G. Vincent, T. Zeller. They’re on the way up the ladder to where cheers don’t rebound off the wall. It does not really matter if the team is lost in the bogs or found. They play their sports for fun. That’s why they exist, right? Still, it’s hard to remember the sun at 5:30 practice, when early morning fogs obscure the light. Next year, next year. Graduate to a starter on the varsity team. That’s why they play through hope and fear. They wait to be one of the pivotal cogs in a well-oiled machine. 46 JUNIOR VARSITY SPORTS 47 BOYS’ BASEBALL Row 1: J. Bradt, D. Weeks, P. Downing, R. Mock, C. Peckham Row 2: J. Barr, M. Hills, M. Jordan, P. Howard, R. Frank Row 3: M. LaRue, C. Dafoe, M. Wentworth, D. Kennedy, P. Manning, D. Chilson. ( V I tj i 4fin- I 48 SOFTBALL Row 1: K. Christy, M. Priolo, C. Rabideau, K. Rabideau, T. Law, J. Whitcomb. Row 2: Coach Smilgin, G. Wells, J. Bokat, A. Furgal, S. Sheldon, V. O’Neill, M. Evans, T. Todd, R. Potter. 49 I I I VOLLEYBALL 50 FOOTBALL R°w 1:J. Flagg, B. Barr, K. McGregor, J. Bullock, M. Perry, P. Manning, B. Buell, L. Matannis,J. Rabideau, M. Cota Row 2: C. Bell, C. Carry, A. Brockway, T. San- m°or, R. Nautel, M. Jordan, B. Donnelly, C. LaPree, L. Martin, M. Beauvais Row 3: Coach Audet, Coach Tarbell, B. Charleston, S. Elliott, W. Stowell, D. Hoztler, • Axtell, G. Leonard, D. Mace, S. Rosenberg, D. Day, L. Ricalton. 51 BOYS’ SOCCER Row 1: E. Budlemann, D. Collins, S. Budlemann, P. Simpson, T. Blanchard, J. Burnham, T. White, R. Dean, G. Katrwell, M. Butler, D. Zulauf, D. Salmon, E. Dean, T. Northrup Row 2: L. Guccione,J. Post, R. Waske, P. Priolo, M. Simpson, M. Matteson, E. Bommer, P. Gibson, P. McClusky, J. Thew, A. Northrup, D. Perry, P. Merrill, S. Fox, C. Stone, S. Keller, J. Durocher, K. Hissong, K. Howard Row 3: P. Robinson, K. Metcalf, C. Casey, A. Kenny, A. Bisselle, R. Frank, M. Saltrelli, H. Sing, P. Danehy, Young, J. Santimaw, S. Bommer, H. Crimmel, E. Lawrence, J. Stone, B. Longshore, P. Ruddy, S. Abbott, M. Gates, D. Dusharm, M. Kenny, Coach Willette, T. Todd, L. Jaskowski. GIRLS’ SOCCER l: Richardson, L. Stone, K. Liscum, C. Hudson, B. Woodley, T. Bokat, C. Rabideau, K. Furgal, S. Trombley Row 2: M. Priolo, M. Evans, S. Woodley, J. Smilgin, S. Zimmerman, C. Peters, S. Hill, S. Kenyon Row 3: Coach Vogt, T. Law, A. Whitehill, J. Ruitberg, B. Smith, K. Sullivan, B. McDonald, K. Dean, B. Du ley, S. Sheldon, V. O’Neill. 53 HOCKEY Row 1: S. Woodley, S. Sheldon, D. Bessette, K. Christy, M. Conklin, A. Kenny. Row 2: D. Quaife, R. Waske, P. Merrill, T. White, M. Monnette, A. Northrop, K. Beaudin. Row 3: D. Monette, J. Barr, R. Warnock, D. Perry, S. Fox, S. Keller, S. Mace, R. Sheridon. Row 4: S. Abbott, P. Priolo, M. Gates, R. Ladison, J. Santimaw, H. Crimmel, P. Ruddy, D. Hotzler, S. Bommer, E. Bommer, Coach Elberty. WRESTLING ftow l: L. Butler, R. Miller. Row 2: J. Donnelly, L. Rexford, K. MaGregor, R. Moulthrop, B. Matanis, T. Friot. Row 3: K. Poor,J. Coffey, M. Broissoit, S. Elliott, P. Man- n‘ng, J. Smith, B. Toomey, T. Moulthrop, Coach Tarbell. 55 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: K. Howard, B. Woodley. Row 2: K. Hissong, L. Jaskowski, J. Burnham, P. Simpson, T. Blanchard, J. Post, D. Thorbahn. Row 3: Coach Dusharm, J. Durocher, M. Matteson, B. Longshore, D. Mace, M. Saltrelli, A. Brockaway, G. Leonard, A. Bisselle, P. Danehy, M. Wentworth, S. Sweet, P. Gibson. 56 jt GIRLS’ BASKETBALL I °w 1: K. Furgal, C. Peters, C. Rabideau, S. Richardson, M. Evans, M. Beauvais, T. Bokat, B. Dudley. Row 2: T. Law, S. LaBreck, J. Stradling, T. Burke, T. I °dd, L. Bellamy, E. Smith, A. Furgal, M. Priolo, Coach Vogt. 57 JV SPORTS The Golden Bear JV Baseball team, coached by Mr. Thomp- son, finished with an 8-5 record during the 1981 season. This was good for a second place finish in their division and in- cluded wins over Potsdam, OFA, Saranac, Madrid- Waddington, and Gouveneur. The Bears were led in hitting by Randy Frank (.548), Greg Coir, Mike Hills, and Pat Downing. Chad Dafoe, Mike Hills, and John Bradt handled the pitching duties. Wayne Willette coached hisJV Soccer team through another impressive year, finishing the season with a 13-0-1 record, and bringing their winning streak up to 34 games in a row. Coach Willette felt that it was an impressive season, not only statistically, but also as far as the kids were concerned. He also felt that everyone contributed their utmost, more than any other year. Willette has reason to believe that when peo- ple think of soccer, they will think of Canton. The JV Softball team, coached by Mr. Smilgin, enjoyed a good year. They were the JV league co-champions with a 7-3 record. Gretchen Wells led the young team which had only one starting sophomore. Mary Priolo and Toni Todd han- dled the pitching duties. Michele Evans led the team in RBFs and most timely hits. Cindy Rabbit” Rabideau, short stop, led the team’s excellent defense. This year's highlights were two wins over OFA. The JV Girls Soccer team had a fine 8-3-1 year under their new coach Renee Vogt. Although no one player stood out, the team as a whole pulled together.” The defense, led by Michele Evans and Vicki O’Neill, was the highlight of the year. Despite the games being played during the supper hour, the team received excellent support, especially from parents. The JV Football team, coached by Mr. Audet with help from Chip Tarbell, enjoyed one of the best seasons in a long time. The Jr. Bears ended up in second place in Div. II of the N.A.C. with a 3-4-1 record. The season was highlighted by a Junior Bears opening victory against OFA 20-12 as well as many individual achievements. Freshman Andy Brockway led the team in ground gainage. He carried the ball 13 times, gained 517 yards, and scored six touchdowns. Bill Matonis, another freshman, carried the ball 28 times for 105 yard gainage. Bill Toomey, a freshman, was the team’s leading receiver with three touchdown catches. On defense, Steve Sweet and Bob Buell led the way with 50 and 48 tackles, respectively. 58 WRAP-UP The Junior Bears finished with an 8-8 record. Captain Andy Bisselle was not only the leader of the team but he also led in scoring. Other starters were sophomore Mike Wentworth, freshman Gor- don Leonard, and Mark Saltrelli and Peter Simpson, also freshmen. Mr. Dusharm is very optimistic about next year with 11 of his players returning. The JV Wrestling team finished with an 8-3 record, their best ever. The Massena tournament, at which the Jr. Bears took second place, was a highlight of the season. Jim Smith and Pat Butler were first place finishers at the tournament. Throughout the season competi- tion existed for the various weight groups because of the abun- dance of talent of the team. Coach Charles Tarbell feels that next year will prove to be a promising season. The JV Girl’s Basketball team, coached by Renee Vogt, was 4-3 in midseason, third in the league. Mary Priolo, offensively and Ann Marie Furgal, defensively, along with the broadly talented Toni Todd and Michele Evans, were the mainstays of the team. As a matter of fact, they have led the team to within nine points of a 7-0 record, except for Fortuna intervention. Still, large crowds support the team. The JV Hockey team, despite their record of 2-8, still enjoyed the season. The captains this year were sophomores Sean Ab- bott and Hal Crimmel. Several of their games were lost by only one point. Coach Elberty is looking forward to a better next year with the gain of several talented eighth graders. The JV Volleyball team, coached by Martha Maine, had a disappointing year. They ended the season with only one win and nine losses. Ms. Maine still remains hopeful that next year will show improvement. 59 If you’re not an athlete, And still like to be involved CHS has an activity for you. You can sing in the chorus, or Play in the band, or Even learn to ride horseback. We have clubs to Orient you, Clubs to announce to you, And even clubs to make yearbooks for you. And if we don’t have one for you, You can start your own. Involvement in activities gets You involved with other people And through this involvement You learn cooperation and build school spirit. ACTIVITIES 61 ALGONQUIN Row 1: N. Carr, C. Terrillion, L. Warnock. Row 2: P. Smilgin, S. Huntley, S. Gates, B. Stradling, D. Garner, J. Freeland, N. Leet, C. Smith, N. Thew, S. Stradling. Row 3: P. Elliot, P. Robinson, T. Sharrow, D. Emhof. Row 4: Mr. Seymour, D. VanBlair, D. Chilson, D. Merrill, L. Longshore. Row 5: C. Clements, S. Baker, D. Noble, D. Durocher, K. Berry. Missing: C. Peckham. Editors-in-chief: Nancy Leet Carolyn Smith Copy Editor: Karl Berry Copy Staff: Dena VanBlair Diane Durocher Layout Editor: Peggy Robinson Layout Staff: Doug Noble Debbie Garner Art Staff: Lori Longshore Chris Clements Index Staff: Patty Elliot Sue Stradling Polly Smilgin Advisor: Murray Seymout Circulation Editor: Debbie Merrill Circulation Staff: Shari Baker Nora Carr Sheila Gates Dawn Emhof Barb Stradling Nicole Thew Photography Editor: Tom Sharrow Photographers: Doug Chilson Sandy Huntley David Witherhead Typists: Cindy Terrillion Chris Peckham Varden Coordinates: Jill Freeland Laura Warnock 62 WASH Throughout the year, the Wash staff diligently pursued the latebreaking stories and hard-to-get features to try to make the deadline. Intrepidly led by Mrs. Monroe and Ms. Marian Frear, all the staff learned the skills of writing, editing, and producing a newspaper. Their efforts were not wasted, however, for the Wash’s issues were avidly awaited and fervently read by the student population. Row 1:J. Rossie, D. Papaw, M. Frear, S. Denney. Row 2: S. Majer, Mrs. Monroe, D. Noble, H. Gibson, J. Freeland, M. Kennedy, R. Potter. Row 3: L. Bellamy, K. Berry. FFA Row 1: D. Hamilton, R. Mathews, J. Bullock, R. Sprague, N. Carr, S. Mitchell, C. Dunn, L. Dunn, K. Blair, D. House, Mr. Grant. Row 2: T. Mouthorp, W. Stowell, G. Taylor, J. Sutton, S. Fox, P. Locy, R. Locey, G. Noble, D. Ormsbee, R. Shadow, L. Lalone, V. Daniels, D. McLaine, K. Danehy, W. Ellison, D. Day. Row 3: D. Foote, M. Kenny, M. Rycroft, T. Race, T. Stafford, J. Nash, H. Giles, J. Beauvais, S. Thompson. The Canton chapter of the FFA, advised by Mr. Grant, did an outstanding job in representing our school this year. They won first place ih the Agricultural forum. Milk Quality, Dairy leads man, and the Employment Interview and public speaking contests. Some members attended State and National conventions. The group was led by President Joe Beauvais, Vice President Glen Taylor, Secretary Cathy Danehy, Treasurer Todd Race, Reporter John Sutton, and Sentinel Scott Fox. AREA ALL-STATE Row 1: L. Bates, G. Podgurski, A. Taylor, K. Linn, S. Denney, K. Abbott. Row 2: R. Potter, B. McAdoo, C. Peckham, W. Bristol, P. Robinson, K. Marden, M. Smith Row 3: B. Eastman, D. Garner, A. Kenny, W. Rood, S. Morter, N. Katz, D. VanBlair, S. Majer, L. Majerr, J. Ruitberg. Row 4: C. Jones, D. Mills, T. Mathews, J Jaskowski, N. Thew, C. Danehy, K. Shields, D. Noble, D. Chilson, B. Dewan, P. Elliot. In order to be selected for the New York State Zone 5 Sectional All-State Band, Orchestra, or Chorus, students must either audition oi play a solo at the NYSSMA spring contest and be a member of their home organization. This year the festival was held in Novembei | at Potsdam State’s Crane School of Music. We are very proud of our young musicians. The Canton High School Orchestra in its streamlined version, consists of all stringed instruments. Violins, violas, basses, and cellos, create a melodious sound unlike any other of the musical groups. Led by Mrs. Kear, the orchestra performs for the school musicals, as well as other concerts. ORCHESTRA R R T tl tl Row 1: K. Gray, L. Bates, E. Vrooman, K. McConnell, D. Garner, B. McAdoo. Row 2: N. Thew, R. Potter, L. Ricalton, C. Jones, C. Danehy, B. Eastman, G. Podgurski. Row 3: W. Bessette, R. Ayers, P. Robinson, A. Kenny, B. Stradling, J. Stradling, P. Robinson. Row 4: J. Jaskowski, S. Stradling, A. Bates, D. Mills, T. Mathews, K. Hissong. 64 BAND The Canton Senior Band has had a very active year. Besides their two an- nual concerts, groups from the Band have entertained at many community affairs. They have participated in local parades, the Ottawa Music Festival, NYSSMA Band Competition and NYSSMA Solo and Ensemble Festivals. They have worked very hard this year and we think Canton has a band to be proud of. Row 1: M. Beauvais, C. Christy, A. Kepes, R. Riley, S. Denney, M. Frear, S. Kirby, M. Smith, N. Katz, W. Rood. Row 2: R. Shield, N. Morter, D. Newman, B. Chapin, S. Budelmann, W. Bristol, C. Smith, C. Hudson, D. Katz, D. Hessert. Row 3: B. Dewan, L. Bennett, J. Hotzler, T. Sharrow, C. Peckham, K. McConnell, S. Morter, J. Findley, M. Perry, D. VanBlair. Row 4: D. Hotzler, M. Smith, T. Capone, D. LaPlatney, P. Hessert. Row 5: P. LaRock, M. Alisankus, C. Danehy, P. Elliott. STAGE BAND Row 1: C. Smith, N. Katz. Row 2: D. Katz, M. Smith, D. Hessert, P. Elliot, D. VanBlair, M. Perry, W. Rood. Row 3: B. Dewan, L. Bennett, J. Findley, T. Sharrow, C. Peckham, P. LaRock, C. Danehy, M. Alisankus. The Stage Band has developed into a first class organization this year. They played at he St. Lawrence County Jazz Festival and many other places. They also combined with he Vocal Showcase for some exciting sounds. Congratulations on a fine year. One of the highest honors a high school music student can obtain is to be selected as a member of the Conference All State Band. Students are selected on the basis of a very competitive audition in the spring. Wendy Rood is one of the first band students in recent years to receive this honor. She attended the Conference in early December at the Concord Hotel and played for the Governor of the State in Albany. Congratulations to a very talented clarinetist. Wendy Rood — Conference All State 65 VOCAL SHOWCASE Row 1: W. Bristol, R. Potter, S. Denney. Row 2: C. La Pree, L. Longshore, K. Shields, J. Ruitberg, P. Gibson, D. Chilson, D. Dusharm, S. Majer, P. Robinson, K. Abbott, K Marden, L. Majer, D. Noble. The Vocal Showcase is a select group of singers who sing popular and jazz music. They are often accompanied by the stage band, to the advantage of both groups. CHORUS At the Tuesday and Thursday rehearsals, the chorus studies and! sings a wide variety of music from choral masterpieces byl classical masters to folk songs to the latest pop hits. The chorusl performs several times a year for both school concerts and assemblies, and local community groups.! i i Row 1: L. Majer, J. Grisham, K. Marden, K. Howard, C. Peters, D. House, P. LaRock, D. Stout, M. Smith, L. Bronchetti, P. Kenyon, N. Carr, L. Daniels, S. Kenyon, J. Dart, Mr. Laraway. Row 2: R. Potter, B. Crane, V. Simmons, B. Chapin, M. Beauvais, C. Davis, P. Robinson, L. Morrison, C. Donnelly, C. Peckham, T. Santamoor, J. Bartalo, S. Majer, R. Riley, C. Donnelly, J. Robarge, S. Patraw, A. LaPierre. Row 3: K. Sullivan, D. Thorbahn, C. Jones, J. Findley, W. Rood, S. Denney, B. McAdoo, D. Newman, D. Mills, P. Gib- son, B. Toomey, K. Price, T. Capone, C. LaPree, H. Singh, L. Warnock, B. Dewan, K. Shields, J. Ruitberg, S. White, B. VandeWater, N. Morter. Row 4: J. Cloce,J. Hall,J. Supernault, R. Ayers, T. Law, A. Kenny, C. Metcalf, L. Brown, J. VanBlair, L. Bennett, K. Linn, K. Abbott, D. Chilson, D. Dusharm, D. Noble, D. VanBlair, L. Longshore, W. Bristol, C. Smith, N. Thew, P. Robinson, P. Elliott, A. Taylor, M. Smith, M. Beauvais, A. Hennigan. Missing: J. Malbone. 66 ANNOUNCERS’ CLUB The Announcers’ Club had a special treat this year when the front office replaced the Edison-period machine with a new modern intercom system. The new machine was perhaps one of the reasons why advisor Mrs. Martin decided to institute a trainee system, whereby a student watches for a week before (s)he talks. The club had more members this year that in previous years and hopefully it will continue to grow. Row 1: M. Wilkinson, D. Newman, S. Majer, N. Leet, S. Morter, J. Stradling. Row 2: W. Bristol, C. Peckham, H. Gibson. Row 3: C. Stone, D. Garnet, D. Noble, D. Papaw, B. Dudley. SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS WHIZ QUIZ Row 1: D. VanBlair, M. Frear, H. Gibson, N. Katz. Row 2: T. Sharrow, B. Row 1: D. VanBlair, H. Gibson, D. Chilson. Row 2: J. Gonyea, K. Berry, C. Peckham. Buckalew, P. Hessert. Canton had four semi-finalists in the NMSQT PSAT test this year, more than any North Country school in recent memory. Unfortunately, Pat Dudley moved on to the greener pastures of prep school, leaving Hank Gibson, Paul Hessert, and Marian Frear to man our academic barricades with which they should have no trouble. Our students have achieved an impressive accomplishment. We should be proud. The Canton Whiz Quiz team — that’a the people you see smiling out of the box at you — had one returning member, Captain, an honorary title only, Hank Gibson. Trenchantly led once again by Mrs. Audet, who puts the students through two grueling practice sessions a week, Canton will try to triumph this year. 67 THESPIANS Students all over the world are granted membership in the Thespian Society in their schools for work done in Theater Arts. Inductions are held yearly at Hugh C. Williams High School to initiate students into the school’s local Thespian Troupe 259. The Thespians sponsor the annual theatrical productions at the high school. Incuded this year were a musical, a one- act play, a group of three one-act plays and a final spring production. Row 1:J. Freeland, P. Robinson, K. Abbott, Mrs. Renick. Row 2: D. Noble, N. Katz, S. Majer, P. Elliot, C. Peckham, D. Garner, J. Rossie. Row 3: D. Chilson, H. Gibson, M. Frear. Oh, my, what ugly teeth you have. 68 Somehow your singing doesn't excite me.” BYE-BYE BIRDIE Do the bunny-hop Come on, stretch a little more.' Remember, Conrad, your voice is going to God.’ I predict recovery in four days.’ ”It’s time for you to learn about life .. ” 69 The Spanish Club is led by President Renee Potter, Vice President Bali Davis, and Treasurer Secretary Kathy Hissong. One of their activities this year was a Christmas party for handicapped children. The club is also busy trying to raise money for their big project, Immersion Week, which is held in Star Lake. During this special week Spanish will be the only language spoken and only Spanish foods will be eaten. SPANISH CLUB Row 1: K. Hissong. Row 2: D. Stout, B. Davis, T. Todd, L. Jaskowski, C. Ostrander, L. Guccione, R. Potter, L. Bates. Row 3: C. Hudson, L. Longshore, L. Brown. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council acts as a communication link between the students and the faculty administration. This year they dealt with the issue concerning senior privileges, and were a great help to Mr. Shevat. Debbie White was elected President of the group, Chris Clements, Vice President, Maureen McKenna, treasurer, and Dede Saltrelli, secretary. 70 Row 1: A. Furgal, D. Saltrelli, T. Todd, A. Bisselle. Row 2: M. Matteson, J. Goneya, P. Simpson, C. Carlisle, J. Ruitberg, D. White, C. Clements, G. Coir. Row 3: K. Butler, S. Baker, S. Huntley, G. Wells, V. O'Neill, M. McKenna, M. Saltrelli, H. Crimmel. WINTER TRACK CLUB Kevin Maginn coached the recreational Winter Track club this year. Their division-wide meets took place at St. Lawrence University the first half of the year, and at Potsdam State the second half. The fans thought they would like to go to the shows, even though the competition was individual, due to the size of the team. Row 1: A. teRiele, S. teRiele, B. Davis. Row 2: J. Jordan, P. Abt. GYMNASTICS K. Sullivan, L. Wells R. Locy Premiering in the middle of May, students from third to twelfth grade will be showing off their gymnastic talent. Gymnastics mainly involves floor exercises, the vault, the uneven bars, and the balance beam. Each tests to the utmost the athlete’s ability to control her movements in empty space. 71 HORSE SENSE CLUB The Horse Sense Club is headed by Presi- dent Lori Morrison and advisor Mr. Grant. This group, which has started its second year, is still forming and searching for new ideas. The club enjoys activities such as trail riding at Stable Acres, and visiting horse farms, and horse shows. Row 1: M. Patraw, C. Danehy, C. Donnelly, K. Shields. Row 2: D. Papaw, M. Beauvais, J. Whitcomb, B. Woodley, L. Morrison. Row 3: C. Donnelly, L. Guccione, J. Ruitberg, S. White, K. Stickler. Marian Frear, Karl Berry — Finalists in NCTE competition. Karl Berry and Marian Frear were both finalists this year in the prestigious National Council of Teachers of English competition. This was the first year in re- cent memory both entrants from Canton became finalists, and they are to be congratulated for their writing efforts. BEYOND Row 1: L. Bellamy, P. Elliott, L. Warnock, T. Capone. Row 2: K. Berry, M. Guyett, D. VanBlair. The staff of Beyond, the creative arts magazine, was larger this year than ever before, as awareness and interest continued to spread throughout the school. Mainly led by senior Laura Warnock with consultatory help from Mrs. Martin, the staff was also better organized, allowing them to sign up more patrons, gather more materials, and hopefully sell more magazines. All in all this was the magazine’s best year in its three-year history, and it should grow in the future. 72 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is one of the most prestigious groups in the school. Throughout the year, the N.H.S. sponsors breakfasts, dinners, and other fund-raising activities to make money for the year-end scholar- ship awards. In addition, Higher Education Night saw N.H.S. members acting as guides, waiters, and con- struction workers. Row 1: D.VanBlair, C. Smith, P. Robinson, D. Merrill, S. Hedger. Row 2: R. Firman, G. Grisham, M. Frear, W. Renick, M. Seymour, D. Saltrelli, C. Clements, T. Sharrow. Row 3: H. Gibson, S. Gates, C. Terrillion, J. Stuba, S. Kirby, N. Leet, K. Berry. ORIENTATION CLUB The Orientation Club functions as a welcoming committee for new students. During the school year members meet new students, give them a tour of the building and help them to get acquainted with our school. The club members also offer a tutoring service and are available to help anyone having difficulty with a subject. In the spring, they serve as guides in a special program for eighth graders and their parents. Row 1: D. VanBlair, P. Smilgin, M. Smith. Row 2: L. Bennett, D. Merrill, J. Freeland, L. Morrison, C. Smith, N. Leet. Row 3: C. Wilson, C. Jones, S. Majer, N. Thew, T. Burke, J. VanBlair, M. Smith, B. Stradling, D. White, S. Huntley, N. Carr, C. Reed, K. Abbott, S. Stradling. Row 4: L. Warnock, T. Todd, L. Bellamey, J. Trombley. Row 5: M. McKenna, S. Baker, C. Donnelly, D. Layee, L. Longshore. OLYMPICS The Olympics, one of the highlights of the year, set the mood for Thanksgiving vacation. The contestants this year were Kermit, Cookie Monster, Big Bird, and the Fire Engine. Big Bird led the Juniors to first place with 74 points, Cookie Monster and his Sophomores were scared into second with 56 points, the Senior’s Red Fire Engine burned out in third with 54 points, and Kermit left the Freshmen hopping mad in fourth with 41 points. NAIADES Naiades could be described as dance in water. It has synchronization of the performers to each other and to music. The theme for this year’s program was SEA FESTIVAL. The routines were performed with skits in between. One of the biggest projects in putting on this show is the mural which is 75 feet by 15 feet. The mural is started in February so it will be done in time for the show. Row 1: C. Mouthorp, R. Santamoor, K. Connor, D. Noble. Row 2: J. Sayer, J. Wing, K. White, K. White, B. Palmet, M. Beauvais, C. Caryl. WCHR WCHR, the radio station, started again this year and seems to be functioning at last. Almost entirely student-directed. Dale Lahee, program director and Richard Nautel, station manager bear the brunt of the burden. In the future, WCHR hopes to broadcast throughout the three schools. Row 1: J. Trombley. Row 2: M. Jordan, M. Lee, K. Shorette, B. Dudley, D. Papaw, K. Price. Row 3: C. Stone, D. Layhee, L. Bellamey, S. Bommer, J. Stradling, S. Abbott, R. Nautel. 75 At the sound of the bell, your academic shackles change into raiments of glory. Your worth already proved in the junior dart and popgun games, the heights await you. You play adult sports now, for fun and frolics, certainly, but also hoping to be given breaks by the racquets and balls of outrageous fortune. With luck, you will get them. 76 VARSITY SPORTS 77 BOYS’ BASEBALL Row 1: D. White, B. Stone, C. Streit, B. Besio, M. Wolcott, J. Whitcomb, R. Firman. Row 2: S. VonShiller, N. Walts, J. Olvert, D. O’Conner, B. Norton. 78 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL Row 1: L. Peters, K. Butler, D. Burcume, S. Baker, M. Alguire, M. Smith. Row 2: L. Ames, J. Locy, L. Felt, C. LaPoint, J. Leet, L. Strat- ford, Z. Morter. Row 3: W. Bristol, M. Danehy, Coach Willette. 79 GIRLS’ TRACK Row 1: D. Thorbahn, L. Frame, L. Stone, B. Stuba, J. Smilgin, S. Law, S. Tompson, S. Richardson, B. Dudley, J. Stradling, L. Knowlton, B. Davis Row 2: H. Stuba, K. Sullivan, S. Kirby, L. Guccione, S. Stradling, L. Tupper, M. Conklin, S. Jenson, L. Bellamey, B. McDonald, L. Bronchitti, L. Burke Row 3: Coach Moroney, K. Van deWate B. Stradling, N. Leet, L. Warnock, D. Papaw, S. Goolden, B. Van deWater, C. Donnelly, L. Morrison, N. Mousaw, H. Winterbottom, Coach Caracciolo. AUTO� i :f GOLF Row 1: B. Wilder, C. Stone, M. Collins. Row 2: P. Priolo, A. Brockaway, Coach Jones, D. Mace, P. Gibson. 81 ' Row 1: S. Stradling, R. McKenna, K. Jordon, J. Bradt, B. Stone, G. Coir,J. Sawyer, J. Marden, S. Hunt Row 2: P. Carroll, C. Whalen, Y. Macintosh, D. Todd, M. Lyon, P. Hessert, M. O’Brien, M. Collins, P. Newman, L. Felt, J. Jordon, T. Phalon, L. Collins, D. Emhof, E. Jones, H. Elmer, M. Grisham Row 3: J- Halpin, A. Bisselle, R. Fadden, D. Layhee, G. Finley, A. Mager, J. Olvert, B. Hayes, M. Zimmer, Coach Dusharm, S. Warner. GIRLS’ SOCCER Row 1: L. Peters, K. Butler, D. Durocher, B. Barr, E. Collins, A. Furgal, L. Burke, T. Benidict Row 2: Coach Maine, L. Newvine, W. Bristol, S. Goolden, H. Winterbottom, L. Stratford, N. Leet, S. Gates, M. McKenna, D. Burcume, S. Kirby, B. Dewan. 83 FOOTBALL Row 1: A. Firman, T. Donnelly, L. Knowlton, D. Garner, B. McAdoo Row 2: J. Conklin, B. Besio, R. Firman, D. Shoulette.J. Proulx, D. Ritz, D. Hessert, D. Weeks, J. Sutton, S. Mathews, M. Wolcott Row 3: Coach Riggs, J. Matott, G. Firman, B. Wilder, J. Conklin, P. Howard, K. Cutway, G. Vincent, J. Kearing, Coach Newman Row 4: T. Elmore, J. Gonyea.J. Whitcomb, J. Stuba, J. Maxson, T. Pope, D. O’Conner, A. Palmer Missing: M. Elberty, C. Ayna. 84 CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: S. Zimmerman, S. teReile, C. Carlisle, C. Peckham, L. Guccione, R. Silver Row 2: W. Longshore, K. Linn, B. Stradling, L. Bellamy, G. Malbone, D. Street, J. Stradling, S. Gaffney Row 3: Coach Maginn, M. Hills, B. Vandewater, T. McCollum, G. Santamoor, G. Todd, P. Abt, A. Kepes, N. Morter, C. Durham. 86 We take them any way we can.” Hey Buddy, warm-ups are over.” SWIMMING Row 1: K. Olvert, V. Boyden, J. Axtell, L. Bennett, K. Stacy Row 2: L. Witherhead, Coach Maroney, K. Myers, J. Dart, J. Findley, B. Chapin, P. Smilgin, G. Wells Row 3: B. Davis, S. Stradling, K. Abbott, K. Longshore, L. Wells, P. Abt, A. LaValley. 88 m v i M S3� VOLLEYBALL 89 Row 1: K. Connor, Coach Maine, C. Axtell. Row 2: S. LaBreck, A. LaPierre, D. Papaw, B. Palmer, J. Locy, J. Whitcomb, C. Perry. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: T. Donnelly, D. Jenson, D. Garner, K. Linn, N. Thew, Y. McIntosh, L. Knowlton. Row 2: K. Longshore, M. Hills, M. Wolcot, D. Weeks, N. Walts, J. Bradt, J. Matott, J. Maxson. Row 3: K. Jordon, M. LaRue, C. Fifield, P. Newman, J. Gonyea, J. Whitcomb, B. Buckalew, D. Layhee, T. Pope, M. O’Brien, Coach Newmanj Coach Hourihan. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Row l: H. Hedger, D. Burcume, K. Butler, S. Baker, D. Durocher, L. Peters, E. Jones. Row 2: J. Bokat, P. Abt, S. Goolden, M. Yanchitis, W. Bristol, Coach Jones, S. Hill. 91 HOCKEY Row 1: D. Emhoff, D. Todd, K. Abbott, K. Whiteford, B. Stradling, E. Collins, H. Elmer. Row 2: R. Firman, B. Stone, J. Marden, D. Shoulette, G. Coir, E. Lawrence, R. McKenna, J. Olvert. Row 3: Coach Kingston, R. Frank, J. Proulx, S. Hunt, A. Parker, J. Stuba, R. Wilder, T. Phalon, G. Firman, M. Collins, P. Brady. WRESTLING Row 1: S. Rutherford, R. Hanna, T. Burnham, P. Butler, A. Taylor, D. Zulauf, R. Silver, L. Majer, S. Rosenburg. Row 2: J. Sutton, C. Perry, P. Downing, A. Miller, Stiles, J. Norton. Row 3: R. Day, B. Connelly, R. Martin, J. Hotzler, D. Ritz, S. Lawrence, D. Smith, S. Speer, J. Conklin, T. Elmore, A. Johnson, Coach Riggs. 93 VARSITY SPORTS The Golf team, coached by Mr. Jones, played to an 8-7 record for the 1981 season, finishing fifth out of nine teams in the league. Despite this somewhat average team record, however, Pat Dudley finished an excellent sixth out of 136 golfers at the state tournament, as well as making the All-Northern team. Although he, Dick Christy, and Warren Conant have all gone the rest of the team is still here, and Mrs. Jones hopes for a more fruitful next season. In his last season, Ted Moore coached the Varsity Baseball team to an 8-7 record. Shortstop Steve VonSchiller and pitcher Brian Norton led the team, making first and second team All- Northern, respectively. Sophomore Bill Besio, the right-fielder, also did an outstanding job. With all these stars, it is not surpris- ing that the attendance was better than usual. Varsity Soccer, under the direction of Roger Dusharm, finished 9-3-3 in the 1981 season; a rebuilding year. Next season Coach Dusharm is hopeful that the incoming juniors and seniors will provide a stronger team. Still, despite being beaten in the first round of the sectionals by Knox-Memorial, this year was not poor by any standards. Nine players were named to All-Star teams: Paul Newman, Marty Collins, and Jeff Olvert to the first team, Bill Stone, John Post, Ray McKenna, and Larry Felt to the second team, and Steve Hunt and Andy Mager received Honorable Mentions. The Girl’s 1981 track team was led by head coach Ms. Maroney and assistant coach Mrs. Caracciolo. The girls ended the season with a 4-5 record. Sue Goolden, Nancy Leet, and Bali Davis were awarded Most Valuable Field, Most Valuable Runner and Most Improved respectively. Coach’s awards were given to Katherine VandeWater and Nancy Moussaw. Despite the loss of VandeWater and Moussaw the 1982 team should be quite strong with the younger members ready and willing to contribute. Coach Willette’s Varsity Softball team had a good rebuilding year in ’81. Their record at the end of the year was 6 wins and 8 losses. During the season great individual improvements were made. Mr. Willette feels his ladies will be ready in ’82 to be a very competitive team. He also expects Whoopsy” totals will go down. The Varsity Girls’ Soccer team did not have the successful year they had hoped for. They finished the season with a 1-10-1 record. Coach Martha Maine is hopeful however, that next year’s team will be an improvement. Four girls were picked to the All-Northern teams. Linda Peters and Anne-Marie Furgal were named to the first team and Sarah Kirby and Diane Durocher to the second team. Whitney Bristol, Sarah Kirby, and Denise Burcume were honored at the sports banquet for Best Defense, Best Offense, and Most Improved, respectively. The Swim team, led by Coach Mauri Maroney, finished with a 2-8 record. Coach Maroney felt it was a rebuilding year, with the size of the team almost doubling. They took in many young people who should be the foundation of a good future team, although two seniors will be lost. The team sent three people to the State meet: Patty Abt, Bali Davis, and Gretchen Wells. The same three were named first team All-Northerners. 94 WRAP-UP Under new coach Neal Riggs the Varsity Football team finished the season with a 2-6-1 record. Riggs instituted a pass-oriented offense which is more fun for both the players and spectators, not to mention the linemen, who receive a few less bruises. It also made Canton the 4 team out of nine offensively, and gave the Northern League records for passing and receptions to Jeff Proulx and John Matott, respectively. Mark Wolcott also broke the league reception record, and Russ Firman broke the Canton record for most tackles. The Boy’s Varsity Basketball team, coached by Mr. Hourihan, was led by co-captains John Matott and Paul Newman. This season John Matott became the fourth Canton Golden Bear in CHS history to achieve 1000 career points. Team member Barry Buckalew led the team in rebounds and inside scoring. Nick Walts, Jay Whitcomb, and Mark O’Brien were always ready to contribute their best. The team finished with an 11-10 record. The Varsity Wrestling team, coached by Neal Riggs, finished with a 10-2 record overall, winning their division. It had four undefeated wrestlers; Joe Conklin, Andy Johnson, Dan Ritz, and Dave Smith, who will hopefully lead Canton to triumph in tour- nament play. The Girls’ Cross-Country team finished the season ranked third in the section B divison with a 7-2 record. The boys finished fourth with a 3-2 record. Coach Kevin Maginn felt they were an outstanding team with lots of potential, but will need more seventh and eighth graders to have a strong future team.” Barb Stradling went to States as well as alternate Steve Gaffney. All Northern picks were Barb and Julie Stradling and Steve Gaff- ney; for second team Alice and Shirley teRiele and Woodie Longshore. As the yearbook goes to press, the Canton Varsity Girls’ Basket- ball team, coached by Mr. Jones, is in the midst of a dogfight for first place with Potsdam, Norwood, and Gouverneur. The team is led defensively by Patty Abt and Whitney Bristol while Linda Peters and Karen Butler contribute offensively along with leading scorers Denise Burcume and Sue Goolden. Goolden is approaching the 1,000 mark for the first time at Canton, stimulating good crowds in support of the team. The Varsity Hockey team, coached by Mr. Kingston and cap- tained by Russ Firman and Tom Phalon, had a disappointing 6- 12-1 season. Led by high scorers Jeff Proulx and Randy Frank, with Bill Stone, AJ Parker, Russ Firman, and Dave Shoulette on defense, they outshot a vast number of teams. Unfortunately, though they waited for the wins to come all season, the pucks just didn’t roll right.” Next year, however, looks optimistic. L 95 The Varsity Volley team, coached by Martha Maine, did not have the season they had hoped for. They ended the year with a regrettable 0-10 record. Ms. Maine, however, still has hopes for a better record next year. Wheels turn. Uncaring of ornaments or frills, They still turn. Car wheels, for instance, Turn the same Whether the driver is 60 or 16. A mind turns too, From the manic adolescent stage To graduation, a job, and (drum roll for youthful zest) Marriage. A ferris wheel turns, Despite the creaking load Of happy, playful frolickers, Ready for the first serious fling.” Freytag diagrams and ferris wheels Will be gone soon. Turn the wheel slowly. 97 ■ JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row 1: R. McKenna, President. Row 2: E. Collins, Treasurer; P. Carroll, Secretary. Row 3: D. White, Vice President. 'Who says gym is strenuous!1 Where’s Dena?1 I don’t do envelopes!” HOMEROOM 18 |Row 1: M. Chadwick, J. Bokat, P. Carroll, N. Carr, L. Ames, L. Burke Row 2: S. Boprey, K. Abbott, P. Abt,'J. Bradt, D. Chilson, L. Brown Row 3: C. Axtell, D. Allen, J. Beauvais, S. Aldous. 99 Row 1: L. Collins, C. Durham, J. Conklin, B. Davis. Row 2: B. Dewan, J. Dalton, C. Dafoe. Row 3: S. Denney, D. Dafoe, G. Coir, C. Danehy, C. Dafoe. Row 4: P. Downing, K. Cutway, R. Day, E. Collins. 100 HOMEROOM 22 Row 1: M. Guyett, D. Emhof, R. Hanna, H. Hedger, R. Fadden. Row 2: K. Gray, D. Garner, T. Houle, S. Huntley, M. Grisham, H. Elmer. Row 3: D. Hessert, J. Guarino, S. Hunt, G. Firman, R. Goetze, G. Findley. Row 4: L. Gibbs, P. Howard, M. Hills, C. Fifield. Missing: J. Gonyea, R. Gordon, J. Hardt. 101 102 I see her stealing down my one-way corridor.” I’ll bring him back to life if it kills him!” Gee, photography is fun!' I do nothing but study, study, study!” I turn my back on the Freshmen.’ HOMEROOM 23 Row 1:J. Lewis. Row 2: K. Linn, D. Layhee, K. Jordon. Row 3: K. Kenny, D. Layhee, M. LaSiege, L. Knowlton. Missing: D. Jenson, J. Kearing, L. LaLone, M. LaRue, S. Lawrence. If you only knew.” Wait 'til Dawn hears.” HOMEROOM 25 Row 1: B. McAdoo, J. Malbone. Row 2: K. Mathews, K. Myers, Y. McIntosh, K. Longshore, S. Morter, C. Mathews. Row 3: C. McDonald, S. Noble, J. Marden, J. Maxson, P. Quderkirk, C. Peckham, D. O’Connor, L. Majer. Row 4: C. Ostrander, J. Olvert, A. Mager, R. McKenna, D. Moyer. Missing: R. Locke, R. Martin, P. McMartin, L. Monette, R. Middlemiss, D. Ormsbee. HOMEROOM 29 Row 1: G. Santamoor, M. Smith, M. Smith, S. Spear. Row 2: J. Ritz, M. Sabor,J. Post, E. Smith. Row 3: J. Sawyer, J. Sayer, L. Peters, E. Sibbitts, D. Shoulette, R. Potter. Row 4: P. Sergi, D. Rosenbarker, T. Pope, W. Rood, R. Peters, R. Shields, S. Shields. Missing: C. Planty, S. Regan, E. Renaud, M. Rycroft. 105 Is lunch really that bad? Now you see it.. The closer the better in Canton’s winter. I tell you, we’re going to do it my way.' 'I can see the answer now.’ I’ll be here till doomsday trying to understand this.” 106 Dracula strikes again” HOMEROOM 30 Row 1: P. Tice, D. Todd, G. Wells, S. Wilson, S. Thorbahn, D. Witherhead Row 2: J. Sutton, A. Taylor, D. Weeks, L. Wells, N. Thew, B. Stone Row 3: B. Stradling, C. Whalen, D. White, M. Wolcott Missing: D. Stout, G. Taylor, A. Tupper, T. Weatherup, D. Weaver, J. Whitehead, M. Wilkinson, D. Wilson. 107 MORNING BOCES Row 1: B. Smith, B. Chase, J. Foote, T. Phalon, S. LaLone. Row 2: S. Hamilton, H. Hubbard, E. Hayes, J. Coffey, C. Streit, L. LaLone, V. Alguire. House, S. Debiew, J. Lawrence, G. Lamere, J. Gibson, P. Ames, D. Aldous, G. Vincent. Row 3: S. Perry, J. Everybody gets through school in a different way. 108 Together forever in the face of the camera. Reading excites me to no end.’ AFTERNOON BOCES Row 1: R. Shadow, M. Wilkinson, A. Tupper, B. Ellis, D. Allen, R. Middlemiss. Row 2: D. Weaver, J. Snyder, R. Locke, A. Thorbahn, K. Bessette, M. Johnson, H. Hedger, P. McMartin. Row 3: M. Foote, J. Hotzler, L. Monnette, S. Newcombe, B. Jenack, S. Lawerence, J. Flannagan, C. McManus, T. Gibbs, T. Trudell, C. Dafoe. Row 4: S. Aldous, E. Delorme, R. Day, T. Dafoe, C. Bell, H. Helmer, M. LaRue. 109 They look at these years I have spent and ask which one was best. Well, I don’t know, maybe, don’t care. They were all best and worst in their time Hard to believe it’s been four years four years working and playing our way to the top We looked forward to being seniors and here we are and it’s almost over after four years of homework and class rings and basketball games and papers and gym lockers. So what now? It’s the closing ceremony. We stand in solemn lines, knowing we will soon walk out these doors and on to other things. Ill SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row 1: L. Stratford, Vice-President; H. Winterbottom, Secretary; L. Randall, President; C. Curry, Treasurer. Do we look the type to do .. 112 Did someone say ’Men’?” sarrrrr ---- SL ari Mat, er s4ndrew Bates (Becky Be are J imberly Bessette 115 JPatrich d3rady o 4nne (J3roA5oit lAJhitney (tdristol Pem rown 116 f enny (J2t rown 2) eniie 8 urcume RoU Ck ade 117 a ristopher (Clementi Joseph C-onkiin : “ Warty Colli ins Kcithy Ci onner 118 Jdori jb unn Data more flatty Elliot 120 2) onalda dddwardd Bussell 3i irman udion .5oote ohn idlter 122 L amei (jib don Sue Cjoolden (jeof'f'rey Cjri li am Bitty Qotk am sKathleen Mamiit I on tsCuene J4( aven ri ' i A 4i, 124 . ondra Jdedi 9er (janet _Mouse im Jdotzler Andrew oh nSon 125 Mht 3 or dan Hilary Kennedy y 126 Ideal JCatz olin J enyon . Carali Kirb c Cida oCadCc one Jlnne oCaf- i terre ames dCa£3reck 127 Yjancy =£eet (barmen oCaf oint (Curtii dCal i ue J ndu =£( awrence 128 129 oltn Ylflatott OocU WcCotl um m aureen WcJC enna 130 Mien Wilier JJotL WiM emiAA SbMi. Werrill i CkrUty Witckell 131 THE BEST '17 ie junior (2Laii of 2anton crfiyA JScfiooL regueiti tAe fAimuiz of your comfiany at the junior 2Prom on Saturday, tfu iecond of zMay c2 fim.teen hundred and eighty-one. at eight o' clod in the evening adriiddle JScAooL JloAAy 132 OF TIMES The lobby was like a moonlit night. The stars twinkled brightly above. The railings were decorated with streamers and flowers. The sounds of Double Axel filled the air. The couples danced until the clock struck twelve and then left to celebrate the end of a great year. The memories of that night made it The Best of Times.” 133 jCynda Iflfjonette Cotleen WuU urpny (Cynthia fffloutkorp Jeffrey 134 . ue YiewcomLt e Cida Ifjewuine Pautn ewman 135 rfamei Horton CLrL Pat, mer Ware O'B, rien 136 2 Mb pt apaw 137 138 miMAWMHiiiiifa— «fTDfXVrai K1W3NMMI P 9W oh in Aon ftliLe KoqerAon 2) eanne Sait re Hi Jonathan oAAie Robert S'antamoor 2 avid ddeelt ey 2) avid ddcott Jday ddltar L anow 142 Ok omaA Sk arrow B. enjamin Smith Polly Smile yin darolyn Smith 143 2) avid Smith f eter Smith (Claude Snidi Rich ard Spraque er 144 oCori St fa tf ofd Sudan Stra M ing 2) avid Street a rid treit 145 ohn Stulj (Cynthia Oerridi e mm on Ellice tel Qiele Scott Skompd on 146 3'oh n Jromble ey Jkorbalin 3°y Jice 147 I w A. ———— —— _v-z1 148 £ric lAJedt 149 ora It lAJliite 150 MHuwnnmnnxiMiHBwmmM Jrudy WJ’iIa Aon Id lary 'bfanchitiA f?oU Wilder Jdeather UJinterbottom Camera Shy Seniors Karl Berry David Hance Lewis Hennigan Steve Hennigan Paul Hessert Howard Hubbard Gary LaMere Jay Lawrence Karen Lobdell Robert Newcombe Garry Noble Rob Shields 152 SENIOR Nancy Leet and Hank Gibson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jay Whitcomb and Sarah Kirby SHYEST Larry Felt and Sue Stradling MOST TALKATIVE Heather Winterbottom and Dan Ritz BIGGEST FLIRTS John Matott and Lisa Dean BIGGEST HEARTBREAKER Pete Ames and Cindy Terrillion BEST COUPLE SUPERLATIVES Steve Majer and Jill Freeland BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Marty Collins and Debbie Merrill BEST DRESSED Lori Stratford and Jeff Nash MOST CLASS SPIRIT Neal Katz and Debbie White BEST MUSICIANS Mike Rogerson and Mary Yanchitis Barry Buckalew and Maureen McKenna BIGGEST PARTIER CLASS CLOWN 155 SENIOR Maureen McKenna and AJ Parker BEST SMILE Scott Mathews and Renee Locy BEST ARTISTS Sheila Gates and Geoff Grisham BIGGEST PREPS Dede Saltrelli and Jeff Proulx BEST LOOKING Chris Clements and Maureen McKenna BEST PERSONALITY Doug Noble and Whitney Bristo best vocalist: SUPERLATIVES John Matott and Sue Goolden BEST ATHLETES Sarah Kirby and Nick Walts BEST LOOKING IN 40 YEARS Barry Buckalew and Heather Winterbottom BEST DANCERS Nancy Leet and Russ Firman BEST ALL-AROUND SENIORS Marc O’Brien and Dede Saltrelli BIGGEST BROWNNOSER Karl Berry and Donalda Edwards STILL ALIVE IN 80 YEARS John’s discovered the Joy of cooking!’’ SENIOR BABIES In Case You Couldn’t Guess Page 2 Page 3 1. Pete Smith 19. Nancy Leet 1. Karl Berry 19. Peggy Brown 2. Joe Conklin 20. Mary Yanchitis 2. Mary Kennedy 20. Dave Scott 3. Russ and Greg Firman 21. Jim Norton 3. Marty Collins 21. Shari Baker 4. Rick Sprague 22. Cathy Perry 4. John Stuba 22. Diane Putnam 5. Sue Stradling 23. Sondra Hedger 5. Carolyn Smith 23. Whitney Bristol 6. Jill Freeland 24. Joy Tice 6. Lisa LaLone 24. Sheila Gates and Colleen Curry 7. Laura Wamock 25. Todd McCollum 7. Neal Katz 25. Debbie Merrill 8. Vicki Alguire 26. Polly Smilgin 8. Deb White 26. Donalda Edwards 9. Sue Goolden 27. David Seeley 9. Maureen McKenna 27. Lori Ricalton 10. Lisa Newvine 28. Heather Winterbottom 10. Becky Barr 28. Dede Saltrelli 11. Hal Wentworth 29. Cindy Terrillion 11. Christy Mitchell 29. Penny Brown 12. Kim Whiteford 30. Steve Majer 12. Sue Warner 30. Barry Buckalew 13. Pete Ames 31. John Fisher 13. Ben Smith 31. Dena VanBlair 14. Sarah Kirby 32. Jeff Nash 14. Kathy Hamilton 32. Peggy Robinson 15- Tom Sharrow 33- Doug Noble 15. Debbie Papaw 33. Lori Longshore 16. Lori Stratford 34. Vanessa Warnock 16. Minnie Foote 34. Jim Hotzler 17. Lori Randall 35. Lisa Dean 17.Jeff Proulx 35.Judson Foote 18. Hank Gibson 18. Danny Ritz 159 It’s in the bag.” rf W. 'M ■•’.’4 Takeoff, eh?” Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Good Luck in Attaining Your Future Goals AXTELL’ S nsrthirn music Canton Plaza 386-4466 Best Wishes From the Gang at NORTHERN MUSIC WILLIAM CLARK INSURANCE CLOTHES CLOSET LAURENTIAN POOLS RUDY’S BODY SHOP TRIPLE “A” LUMBER 15 Gouverneur Street Canton, New York 386-4531 WESTERN AUTO Sports Equipment Televisions Auto Parts Radios £........1 | ■ i JUfi S HI |C H R Mtfl El JUDSON HEIGHTS GREEN’S FURNITURE COMPANY DAIRY Milk — Drink of Champions Two Locations to Serve You Richville Canton 162 CANTON DELI HAVEN’S SHOE REPAIR COMMERCIAL PRESS CROWELL’S JEWELERS canton federal SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the 1982 Graduating Class ROGER HUNTLEY REAL ESTATE BROKER AND AUCTIONEER Reppert School Graduate Compliments of O’LEARY’S FUNERAL HOME Livestock — Farm Sales Real Estate and Merchandise Canton, New York 13617 32 Park Street Canton, New York William E. 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Established 1899 Call This Home Town Agency for: Insurance Real Estate Canton Plaza Canton Shop Where the Selection Is. Apparel and Shoes for the Entire Family. 51 Main St. Canton, N.Y. Dial: 386-4567 1 DOMPNIER - LEONARD, INC. INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE f 167 MOSTLY FOREIGN SALES SERVICES SMITH’S GENERAL STORE THE HOOT OWL DORIS’ FASHION NOOK THE CASCADE INN, INC. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 Restaurant, Motel and Bar 4 West Main Street Canton, New York Winifred T. Gushea, Owner CANTON TEACHER’S ASSOCIATION Helping Students to Help Themselves 168 BARR’S RESTAURANT ROBINSON’S FARM EQUIPMENT CO. INC. IBS DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME - PARTY - MOTEL OPEN n. Thur$. P.M.-l A.M. -Sat.-Sun. ! Noon-2 A.M. FAST DELIVERY 31 MAIN ST. CANTON, N.Y. ■Sergi’s RESTAURANT featuring•. d otn jr(ele ITALIAN CUISINE LASAGNA •SPAGHETTI RAVIOLI • VEAL PARMIGAN . 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(315)386-4092 I) m Satire l(i Hoj ju _CCt DeJQkXQ VYnGJWaXX. Hart Beary lOtslS etSO- 5 no' S) ] , C -WVeiCj — fCobln5o O) JU, jau, l rtxuyj 'QfoL 6L 171 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Abbott, Kelly 64,66,68, 69, 73,88,92,98, 99 Abbott, Sean 39, 52, 54, 75 Abt, Patty 87, 88,91, 99 Abt, Paul 10,71,85,114 Aldous, Dave 108,114 Aldous, Scott 99,109 Alguire, Vicki 108,114 Alisankus, Meri 29,65 Alkerton, Annette 39 Allen, April 29 Allen, David 99,109 Allen, Keith 39 Ames, Cathy 29 Ames, Larry 99 Ames, Pete 108,114,154,160 Anson, James 29, 30, 34 Audet, Mr. 16, 51 Audet, Mrs. 16 Axtell, Christy 89, 99 Axtell, Jodi 88 Axtell, Todd 39, 51 Ayers, Roxanne 29, 64,66 Babcock, Shelly 29 Baffaro, Mr. 16 Baker, Shari 7,62, 70, 73, 79, 86,91,115,158 Ball, Deborah 29 Barr, Becky 83,86,115 Barr, Brian 29, 51 Barr, John 39, 48, 54 Barry, Mr. 16 Bartalo, John 29,66 Bates, Andy 64,115 Bates, Lisa 39,64, 70 Beaudin, Kelly 29, 54 Beauvais, Joe 63, 99 Beauvais, Maryann 39,66, 72, 75 Beauvais, Marybeth 29, 51, 57, 65, 66 Bell, Calvin 51,109 Bell, Denyea 29 Bellamy, Lael 39, 57,63, 72, 73, 75, 80, 85 Benedict, Tammy 83 Bennett, Lori 39,65,66, 73, 88 Berry, Karl 4,62,63, 67, 72, 73 Besio, Billy 78, 84 Bessette, Kim 109,115 Bessette, Pam 39, 54 Bessette, Warren 29, 64 Bisselle, Andy 39, 52, 56, 70, 82 Blackburn, Ms. 24 Blair, Karen 39, 63 Blanchard, Thomas 29, 52, 56 Bokat, Julie 49, 57,91, 99,104 Bokat, Tanya 29, 53, 68 Bommer, Eric 52, 54 Bommer, Scott 38, 39, 52, 54, 75 Boprey, Sheila 99 Boy den, Vicki 88 Bradt, John 48, 82, 90,99 Brady, Pat 92,116 Breckenridge, Mrs. 16 Bristol, Whitney 5,64,65,66,67,69, 79,83, 86, 91,116,158 Brockway, Andy 29, 31, 51, 56, 81 Bronchetti, Lori 29,66,80 Brossoit, JoAnne 116 Brossoit, Michael 55 Brothers, Robin 29 Brown, Lisa 10, 66, 70, 99 Brown, Peggy 116 Brown, Penny 117 Buckalew, Barry 10, 67,90,117,157 Budlemann, Mike 52 Budlemann, Scott 29, 52,65 Buell, Robert 39, 51 Bullock, Jeff 29, 51,63 Burcume, Denise 79,83,86,91,117 Burke, Lisa 80,83, 99 Burke, Mr. 25 Burke, Tammy 39, 57,73 Burnham, Diane 39 Burnham, Jim 29, 52, 56 Burnham, Ted 93 Burns, Ms. 16 Bush, Evelyn 29 Bush, Sherry 39,40 Butler, Karen 70, 79,83,91 Butler, Larry 55 Butler, Mat 52 Butler, Mr. 25 Butler, Pat 93 Capone, Tony 39,65,66, 72 Caracciolo, Mrs. 17,80 Carey, Chris 39, 51 Carlisle, Chris 30, 33, 70,85 Carr, Nora 62,63,66,73,99 Carrier, Mr. 17 Carroll, Patty 82,98,99,103 Caryl, Christina 30, 75 Casey, Cheryl 29, 30, 52 Casey, Mr. 17 Caswell, Jerry 30 Chadwick, Michelle 99 Chapin, Beverly 30, 65,66, 88 Charleston, Brian 51 Chase, Robert 108,117 Chilson, Doug 48,62,64,66,67,68,69,98,99 Chisholm, Mr. 17 Christy, Kathleen 39,49, 54,65 Clemens, Mrs. 17 Clements, Chris 62, 70,73,118 Cloce, Jennifer 30, 50,66 Coffey, Alice 39 Coffey, Joe 39, 55,108 Coir, Greg 70, 74, 82, 92,100 Coir, Mr. 17 Collins, David 52 Collins, Ellen 83,92,98,100 Collins, Leann 82,100 Collins, Lisa 100 Collins, Marty 81, 82, 86,92,118,115 Colton, Mrs. 18 Conklin, Jeff 84,100,102,107 Conklin, Joe 84,86,93,118,153 Conklin, Michele 39, 54,80 Connor, Kathy 75,89,118 Corbine, David 119 Cota, Mike 51 Crane, Brenda 39, 50,66 Crimmel, Hal 40, 52, 54, 70 Cunningham, Carla 30 Curry, Colleen 74,112,119,152 Curtis, Ron 40 Cutway, Kenny 84, 100 Dafoe, Chad 6, 48,100 Dafoe, Chris 100,109 Dafoe, David 100 Dafoe, Tim 30,109 Dalton, Jenny 100 Dalton, Julie 100 Danehy, Cathy 63,64,65, 72,100 Danehy, Paul 30, 52, 56 Daniels, Almond 30 Daniels, Lisa 40,66 Daniels, Verna 30,63 Dart, Julie 30,66,88 Davis, Bali 70, 71, 80, 86, 88,100 Davis, Carey 30,66 Dawson, Debbie 30 Day, Donna 40, 50, 51,63 Day, Richard 93, 100,109 Dean, Eddie 52 Dean, Kim 40, 53 Dean, Lisa 119 Dean, Robert 30, 52 Debiew, Shelly 108 DeGennaro, Ray 30 Delorme, Eddie 109 DeMaio, Mr. 18 Denney, Stephanie 63,64,65,66,100 Dewan, Beth 64,65,66,83,100,104 Donnelly, Bruce 51,93 Donnelly, Christine 10,40,66,72, 73, 80 Donnelly, Colleen 30,66, 72 Donnelly, Jim 55 Donnelly, Mr. 18 Donnelly, Tracy 84,90,119 Downing, Pat 48,93,100 Duda, Mrs. 18 Dudley, Becky 40, 53, 57,67, 75, 80 Dunn, Cindi 63 Dunn, Lori 63,120,160 Dumham, Chris 85,100 Durocher, Diane 5,62,83,91 Durocher, John 30, 31, 52, 56 Dusharm, Doug 30, 52, 66 Dusharm, Mr. 56,82 Eastman, Elizabeth 40,64 Edwards, Donalda 120 Edwards, Mr. 25 Elberty, Mr. 54 Elliott, Patty 4,62,64,65,66,68, 72,120 Elliott, Steven 30, 51 Ellis, William 109 Ellison, Wayne 30,63 Elmer, Hillary 6, 82,92,101 Elmore, Tal 84,93,120 Emhof, Dawn 6,62, 82,92,101 Evans, Michelle 40,49, 53, 57 Evans, Mr. 25 Fadden, Roger 82,101 Felt, Larry 82,121 Fifield, Charles 90,101 Findley, Greg 52,101,104 Findley, Julibeth 30,65,66, 88 Firman, Andy 84 Firman, Greg 74,84, 92,113 Firman, Russ 73, 78, 84,92,113,121,152,157 Fisher, John 121 Fisher, Mr. 25 Flagg, James 51,130 Flanagan, John 109 Fletcher, Steven 30 Foote, Dale 40,63 Foote,Judson 108,121 Foote, Minnie 109,122 Fox, Scott 40, 52, 54,63 Frank, Randy 40, 48, 52,92 Frear, Marian 4,63,65,67,69,72, 73,122 Freeland, Jill 62, 63,68, 73,122,155,158,160 Friot, Tony 55 Furgal, Anne Marie 40,49, 53, 57, 70, 83 Furgal, Karen 53, 57 Gafney, Steve 85 Garner, Debbie 8,10,62,64,67,68,69, 84,87, 90,101 Garner, Mr. 18 Gates, Cindy 31 Gates, Marty 40, 52, 54 Gates, Sheila 62, 73, 83,122,156 Gaurin, Lori 123,160 Gibbs, Lisa 10JL Gibson, Hank 63,67,68,69, 73,123,154,160 Gibson, James 108,123 Gibson, Peter 29, 31, 52, 56,66,81 Giles, Harold 40, 63 Goetz, Robert 101,105 Gonyea, John 67, 70, 84,90 Goolden, Sue 80, 83, 86,91,123,157 Gothan, Bill 109,124 Grant, Mr. 18,63 Gray, Karen 64,101 Grisham, Geoffrey 73,124 Grisham, Jennifer 31,66 Grisham, Mary 82,101 Guarino, Joseph 101 Guccione, Lisa 28, 31, 52, 70, 72, 80, 85 Guyette, Mitchell 72,101 Hall, Jean 31,66 Halpin, John 82 Halmilton, David 34,63 Halmilton, Kathy 124 Halmilton, Scott 108 Hammond, Brian 31 Hammond, Shelly 40, 50 Hanna, Robin 93,101 Haven, Luene 124 Hayden, Mr. 19 Hayden, Mrs. 19 Hayes, Elma 108 Hayes, Robert 82 Hedger, Hollie91,101,109 Hedger, Sondra 5, 73,125 Helmer, Harrison 109 Hennigan, Amy 40, 41,66 Hessert, David 65, 84,101 Hessert, Paul 65,67,82,101 Hill, Sue 53,91 Hills, Mike 8,48, 85,90,101 Hissong, Kathy 41, 52, 56,64, 70 Hitchman, Peter 31 Holena, Mr. 19 Hotzler, David 41, 51, 54,65 Hotzler, Jim 65,93,109,125 Houle, Tammy 101 Hourihan, Mr. 90 House, Debbie 31,63,66 House, Janet 108,125 Howard, Kelly 31, 52, 56,66 Howard, Paul 48,84,94,101,104 Hubbard, Howard 108 Hudson, Carolyn 9,10,41, 53,65, 70 Hunt, Steve 6, 74,82,92,101,105 Huntley, Sandy 6,62, 70, 73,101,102,108 Jaskowski, Lori 41, 52, 56,64,70 Jaskowski, Mark 31 Jenack, Bryan 109 Jenson, Bebbie 87,90 Jenson, Shelly 41,80 Johnson, Andy 74,93,125 Johnson, Molly 109 Jones, Celeste 19,41,64,66,73 Jones, Aaron 52, 82,91 Jones, Mr. 19,81,91 Jordan, Jeff 71,82,126 Jordan, Kris 82,90,103 Jordan, Mike 41, 48, 51, 75 Katz, Don 65 Katz, Neal 64,65,67,68,126,155 Kear, Mrs. 19 Rearing, Jim 84 Keller, Sean 31, 52, 54 Kennedy, Dave 41,48 Kennedy, Mary 63,126 Kenny, Amy 31, 52, 54,64,66 Kenny, Kathy 103 Kenny, Mike 41, 52,63 Kenyon, John 8,126 Kenyon, Patricia 41, 50,66 Kenyon, Shelly 31, 53,66 Kepes, Andy 31, 34,65,85 Kingston, Mr. 20,92 Kirby, Sarah 65, 73, 80, 83,87,127,153,154,157 Knowlton, Lee-Ann 80,84, 87,90,103 LaBreck, James 127 LaBreck, Stacy 41, 57,89 Laddison, Greg 41 Ladison, Robert 54 LaLone, Lesa 63,108,127 LaLone, Shayne 108 LaMere, Gary 108 LaPierre, Andrea 31,66 LaPierre, Anne 87,89,127 LaPlatney, David 31,65 LaPoint, Carmen 79,128 LaPree, Charles 31, 51,66 Laraway, Mr. 20,66 LaRock, Patti 41,65,66 LaRue, Curtis 128 LaRue, Mark 48,90,109 LaSiege, Mary 103 LaValley, Aimee 6,41, 45,88 Law, Susie 80 Law, Tina 29, 31,49, 53, 57,66 Lawrence, Andy 128 Lawrence, Eric 41, 44, 52,92 Lawrence, Jay 108 Lawrence, Stuart 93,109 Layhee, Dale 75,82,90,103 Layhee, Dean 73,103 Lee, Murray 41, 75 Leet, Nancy 62,67, 73,80,83,112,128,153,154, 157,158 Leonard, Gordon 51, 56 Lewis, Jan 103 Linn, Kirstin 64,66, 85, 87,90,101,103 Liscum, Dan 41 Liscum, Kristen 53 Lobdell, Karen 112 Locey, Ron 41,63 Locke, Robert 109 Locy, Jennifer 79, 89,113,129 Locy, Paul 41,63 Locy, Renee 63, 71,108,129,156 Longshore, Billy 31, 52, 56 Longshore, Kelly 87,88,90,104,106 Longshore, Lori 62,66, 70, 73,129,153,158 Longshore, Woodie 41, 85 Lynch, Joanne 41 Lyon, Mark 82 Lytle, Ms. 24 MacDonald, Doug 43 Mace, Dave 51, 56,81 Mace, Scott 33, 54 MacGregor, Kim 55 MacLennan, Ms. 24 Mager, Andy 74,82,86,103,104 Maginn, Mr. 85 Maine, Ms. 19, 50,83,89 Majer, Lori 64,66,93,104 Majer, Mary 30, 33 Majer, Steve 63,64,66,67,68,69, 73,129,155 Malbone, George 43,85 Malbone,Jo-Ann 104 Manning, Pat 43, 48, 51, 55 Marden, John 82,92,104 Marden, Kerri 33,64,66 Maroney, Ms. 80, 88 Martin, Lisa 33, 51 Martin, Mrs. 20 Martin, Richard 93 Martin, Robin 31, 33 MaTanis, Bill 51, 55 Mathews, Amber 33 Mathews, Colleen 104 Mathews, Michele 33 Mathews, Mr. 25 Mathews, Scott 84,130,156 Matott, John 84,87,90,130,157,160 Matteson, Matt 31, 33, 35, 52, 56, 70 Matthews, Kathy 104 Matthews, Randy 31,63 Matthews, Tammy 33,64 Maxson, Jeff 6,84,90,104 McAdoo, Betty 64,66,84,104 McAdoo, Mrs. 20 McCarthy, Crystal 43, 50 McCluskey, Pat 43, 52 McCollum, Todd 85,130 McConnell, Kathy 43,64,65 McDonald, Beth 5,43, 53,80 McDonald, Cindy 104 McDonald, Denise 43 McGregor, Keith 51, 55 McIntosh, Yvonne 82,90,104 McKenna, Maureen 70, 73,83,130,156,158 McKenna, Ray 6, 74,82,86,92,98,104 McLean, Debbie 63 McManus, Carrie 109 McMartin, Penny 109 Merrill, Debbie 7,62, 73,131,155 Merrill, Pete 52, 54 Metcalf, Cara 33, 52,66 Middlemiss, Holly 131 Miller, Allen 74,93,131,160 Miller, Julie 33, 50 Miller, Roger 55 Mills, Danny 33,64,66 Mitchell, Craig 43 Mitchell, Christy 131 Mitchell, Stephen 43,63 Mock, Richard 43,48 Monette, Darrell 43, 54 Monette, Lynda 109,134 Monette, Mike 33, 54 Monroe, Mrs. 20,63 Morrison, Lori 43,66, 72, 73,80 Morter, Nancy 33,65,66,85 Morter, Sharon 64,65,67,104 Mouthorp, Cindy 75,134 Mouthorp, Rory 55 Mouthorp, Thomas 33, 55,63 Moyer, David 104 Murdock, Kelly 33 Murphy, Colleen 134 Murphy, Mr. 25 Myers, Karen 88 Myers, Ken 104 Nash, Jeff 63,113,134,155 Nautel, Richard 43, 51,75 Navan, Mrs. 21 Newcombe, Rick 43 Newcombe, Sue 109,135 Newman, Denise 43,65,66,67 Newman, Mr. 84,90 Newman, Paul 6, 82,86,90,135 Newvine, Lisa 83,135 Noble, Doug 62,63,64,66,67,68,69, 75,135 Noble, Garry 63 Noble, Sue 104 Northrop, Andy 28, 33, 52, 54 Northrop, Tim 52 Norton, James 93,113,136 O’Brien, Marc 82,90,136 O’Connor, Dan 9,74, 78,84,104 Oliver, Leah 136 Olvert, Jeff 74, 78,82,92,104,106 Olvert, Kim 88 O’Neill, Vicki 43,49, 53, 70 Ormsbee, Debbie 63 Ostrander, Cheryl 70,104 Ouderkirk, Peter 104 Palmer, Brenda 43, 75, 89 Palmer, Charles 84,136 Papaw, Debbie 63,67, 72,75,80, 89,137 Parker, Arlie 92,137,156 Patraw, Shelly 33,66, 72 Peckham, Chris 4,8,48,64,65,66,67,68, 74,85, 86,104,106 Perry, Cathy 87,89,137 Perry, Charles 93 Perry, Mike 33, 51,65 Perry, Randy 33 Perry, Richard 33, 52, 54 Perry, Shelly 108,137 Peters, Carol 33, 53, 57,66 Peters, Linda 79,83,91,105 Peters, Raymond 102,105,138 Peterson, Nils 43 Petrie, Mrs. 21 Phalon, Tom 4, 82,92,108,138 Pierce, Lesly 138 Planty, Colleen 138 Podgurski, Greg 43,64 Pollard, Mark 38,43 Poor, Kevin 55 Pope, Tim 84,90,105 Pope, Tina 139 Post, Jennifer 33, 52, 56 Post, Jocelyn 105 Post, John 9,139 Potter, Renee 49,63,64,66, 70,105 Powers, Amy 33 Price, Gareth 33 Price, Kai 44,66, 75 Priolo, Mary 44, 49, 53, 57 Priolo, Philip 33, 52, 54,81 Proulx, Jeff 4,84,92,139,156 Putnam, Diane 139,158 Quaife, David 34, 54 Rabideau, Cindy 34,49, 53, 57 Rabideau, Jon 44, 51 Rabideau, Kim 49 Race, James 44 Race, Scott 34 Race, Todd 9,63,140 Randall, Lori 74,112,140 Reed, Mrs. 21,73 Renick 21,68, 73 Rexford, Lee 34, 55 Reynolds, Mr. 21 Ricalton, Alan 44 Ricalton, Lisa 34, 51, 64 Ricalton, Lori 140 Richardson, Sara 10, 44, 53, 57, 80 Riggs, Mr. 84,93 Riley, Robin 34,65,66 Ritz, Dan 84,93,140,153,154 Ritz, Jackie 105 Rivers, Mr. 25 Robarge, Jackie 34,66 Robinson, Pam 34, 52,64,66 Robinson, Peggy 62,64,66,68, 73,141 Robinson, Randy 34 Rogerson, Mike 141 Rood, Wendy 4,64,65,66,105 Rosenbarker, Dawn 105 Rosenberg, Sandy 44, 51,93 Rossie, Jon 7,63,68,141 Rowen, Kevin 34 Ruddy, Pat 34, 52, 54 Ruitberg, Julie 34, 53,64,66,70, 72 Rutherford, Carol 34 Rutherford, Sue 34,93 Rycroft, Marc 63 Saber, Mary 105,108 Saber, Patty 34 Salmon, Wendy 50 Salmon, David 34, 52 St. Denny, Michael 35 Salomon, Ms. 24 Saltrelli, Dede 70, 73,141,156 Saltrelli, Mark 31, 34, 52, 56, 70 Santamoor, Greg 8, 34,85,105 Santamoor, Robert 75,142 Santamoor, Tom 34, 51, 66 Santimaw, Jim 44, 52, 54 Saucier, Frank 34 Sawyer, Jeff 82, 88,105,109 Sayer, Jim 75,105 Schwartz, Jon 44,100 Scott-Curtis, Mrs. 22 Scott, David 142 Seeley, David 142 Sergi, Frank 34 Sergi, Lisa 34 Sergi, Patsi 105 Seymour, Mi 21 Seymour, Mu 22,62, 73 Sharlow, Kay 142,158 Shadow, Randy 63,109 Sharrow, Tom 8,62,65,67, 73,112,143 Shatraw, Mr. 22 Shaw, Mr. 25 Sheldon, Amelia 34 Sheldon, Earl 34 Sheldon, Sandy 38,41,44,45,49, 53, 54, 45 Sheridan, Rob 44, 54 Shields, Jim 74, 88,105,109 Shields, Kelly 34, 64,66, 72 Shields, Richard 65,105 Shorette, Howard 34 Shorette, Kelly 75 Shoulette, Dave 84,92,102,105 Sibbitts, Elaine 104,105 Silver, Richard 11, 44,85,93 Simmons, Vickie 44,66 Simpson, Mark 52 Simpson, Peter 31, 34, 52, 56, 70 Singh, Harpal 35, 52, 74 Smilgin, Jennifer 53, 80 Smilgin, Mr. 22, 38,49 Smilgin, Polly 62,73,88,143,152 Smith, Ben 108,143 Smith, Billie-Jo 39 Smith, Carolyn 5,11,62,65,66, 73,143,158 Smith, Clifford 35 Smith, David 93,144,160 Smith, Elizabeth 35, 53, 57 Smith, Ellen 105 Smith, Jim 44, 55 Smith, Mary 65,66, 73,105 Smith, Maureen 64,65,66, 73, 79,105 Smith, Mr. 22 Smith, Peter 144 Snider, Claude 144 Snyder, Jodie 109 Speer, Bruce 44 Speer, Scott 93,105 Sprague, Richard 144 Sprague, Russell 35,63 Sprinsky, Judy 35 Stacy, Kim 28, 35, 88 Stafford, Tom 44,63 Staples, Mr. 23 Stickler, Karen 28, 35, 50, 72 Stickler, Mrs. 23 Stiles, Brent 93 Stone, Bill 78, 82,92,107 Stone, Chris 39,44, 52,67, 75, 81 Stone, Joe 44, 52 Stone, Lisa 53, 80 Stout, Dawn 66, 70 Stowell, Wayne 44, 51,63 Stradling, Barb 62, 64, 73,80, 85, 92,107 Stradling, Julie 38,41, 44, 57, 64, 67, 75,80, 85 Stradling, Sue 22,62,64, 73, 80, 82, 88,145,152 Stratford, Lori 79, 83,108,112,145,155,160 Street, David 85,145 Streit, Chris 78,108,145 Stuba, Beth 80 Stuba, Holly 35, 80 Stuba, John 73,84,92,146 Sullivan, Kathy 35, 53,66,80,66 Supernault, Linda 35,66 Sutton, John 63,84,93,107 Sweet, Steve 44, 56 Talcott, Mrs. 24 Tarbell, Mr. 51, 55 Taylor, Anne 64,66,93,107 Taylor, Glenn 63 teRiele, Alice 71,146,152 teRiele, Shirley 45, 71,85 Terrillion, Cindy 62, 73,146,154,160 Theobald, Carol 35 Thew, Jim 45, 52 Thew, Nicki 62,64,66,69, 73, 87,90,100,107 Thomas, Eddie 45 Thompson, Scott 146 Thompson, Steve 35,63 Thompson, Sue 80,86 Thorbahn, Amy 109,147 Thorbahn, Diane 35, 56,66,80 Thorbahn, Stephanie 107,147 Tice, Joy 107,147,158 Tice, Pam 99,107 Todd, Dana 82,92,107 Todd, Gary 45,85 Todd, Mickey 35 Todd, Ms. 24 Todd, Toni 45,49, 52, 57, 70, 73 Toomey, Robert 35, 55,66 Trombley, John 5, 73, 75,147, 158 Trombley, Karen 45, 50 Trombley, Ms. 24 Trudell, Tina 109 Tupper, Allen 109 Tupper, Lee 45,80 Tupper, Tammy 45, 50 VanBlair, Dena 4,62,64,65,66,67, 72, 73,148, 152 VanBlair, Jana 10,45,66,73 VandeWater, Beth 35,66,80,85 Vincent, Greg 84,108 Vogt, Miss 23, 53, 57 Vrooman, Eric 64 Walts, Nicki 8, 78,90,148,153,157 Warner, Sue 82,148 Warnock, Laura 62, 66, 72, 73, 80,148 Warnock, Robert 45, 54 Warnock, Vanessa 149 Waske, Raymond 45, 52, 54 Weaver, David 109 Weeks, Don 48, 84,90,106,107 Wells, David 45 Wells, Gretchen 49, 70, 81, 88,106,107 Wells, Leslie 81,88,107 Wentworth, Hal 149 Wentworth, Mike 45,48, 56 West, Eric 149 Whalen, Cathy 82,102,107 Whitcomb, Jay 78, 84,90,149,154 Whitcomb, Jennifer 45,49, 72,87,89 White, Debbie 70, 73,150,155 White, Donald 78,98,100,106,107 White, Karen 45, 50, 75 White, Kathy 75,150 White, Suzanne 35,66, 72 White, Tom 28, 40,45, 52, 54 Whiteford, Kim 92,113,150 Whitehead, Julie 150 Whitehill, Aimee 35, 53 Whitman, Mrs. 23 Wilder, Robert 81, 84,92,151 Wilkinson, Mary 67,109 Willette, Mr. 52,69, 79 Williams, Sheli 35 Wilson, Cindi 45, 73 Wilson, Don 35 Wilson, Sue 107 Wilson, Trudy 151 Wing, Jeanne 45, 50, 75 Wing, Julie 35 Winterbottom, Heather 45, 74, 80, 83,112,151, 154,157 Wisner, Mr. 23 Witherhead, David 5,102,107 Witherhead, Elizabeth 35, 88 Witherhead, Mr. 23 Wolcott, Mark 74, 78,84,90,101,106,107 Woodley, Carl 45 Woodley, Becky 35, 53, 56, 72 Woodley, Suzette 45, 53, 54 Yanchitis, Mary 86,91,112,151 Young, Lee 35, 52 Young, Tracy 152 Zeller, Tracy 34 Zimmer, Mike 82 Zimmerman, Carol 34,44,45 Zimmerman, Sharon 35, 53 Zimmerman, Sue 35,85 Zulauf, Don 34,45, 52,93 The winterfalls are slowing now, as the winds of spring return. Grass peeks through its cover to herald the warming sun. And with the winter, the school is closing. The doors will swing wide again, to welcome another class, as the last one disperses. Just for a few minutes now, as summer appears again, try not to kill your time, try simply to be.