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

Text from Pages 1 - 177 of the 1983 volume:

MATINE BARGAIN EVERY SAT € SUN 2PM So one by one we’re given these moments to live Just as one by one they are taken away. So one by one I’m taking each day in my stride And one by one the memories stay. Good times are i 5 6 I -■In -A 9 I moments 12 13 15 - FESTIVAL Seven B ioes cr Seven brothel t, A b Psycho Ir.Ver t2ZO 2 s ) . AAT A Si A vc s of FccLS K 0. c Vf $ 't , fz y ? X £ % b '■- X -X y, —- V v C-N' . � ? O w k- . ,oj-X C° XU v 4 q; t- from Hue tc tremtt v) 7X- 21 VAGG Tl ? 7T fl 3 cx V n £?■ n FT .. N 7r ? CX U O- PhibckH v Slocq xv e U s 'i.lM t «U u ifo J-V ttuKvIUMiuiL tlUJ� iUui -ft wtuituv{ 11 MM {t J «VU XtUu, i-friVloLU j i«AU tM-iifcU vT'i; WH t LiL tV'� k tVVli ,i.i Ki UVi l4i 16 WBUL-jai'i a We Leave These Memories to You 1955 1966 1977 P It is almost impossible to capture the special qualities of a favorite person in a few lines. How can a few biographical fact evoke the memory of a person you’ll probably always remember? Lois Breckenridge started working at Canton in 1953. Mr. Howlett fondly described her as a dependable person, who didn't receive many fancy awards, because all she did was her job day after day for 30 years. But what a job! Brecky managed to keej on top of everyone. Some kids were always trying to cut corners — to see if they could outwit her just once. According to Mi Howlett, If you were to walk up Main Street, grab somebody from Canton, and shout, 'Quick, what’s the first thing yov remember about high school?’ Nine out of ten people would say Brecky and talk your ear off for an hour.” i I 18 M SCHOOL BOARD Row 1: Donald Potter, Pres., Kathleen Crowe, Charlotte Remsay, V.P. Row 2: Robert Wells, Charles Carvel. Ed Nelson, David Wentworth, Ronald Sibbitts. Missing: Bill Coakley. Mr. Howlett, Superintendent Mr. Bowman, Asst. Superintendent Mr. Brackett, Clerk Mr. Shevat, Principal 1 Mr. Jones — Math Mr. Holena — Math Ms. Giglio — Special Ed. Mr. Wisner — Guidance Mrs. Chartrand — Latin Mr. Renyolds — Mathematics Mr. Barry — Chemistry Mrs. Stickler — Librarian 23 Mr. Smith — English i I Mrs. Colton — Social Studies Mr. Carrier — Social Studies Mr. Chisholm — General and Earth Science 1 Mr. Coir — Math . -V Mr. Staples — Education and Communication Technician Mr. and Mrs. Audet — Physical Education, English Mrs. Reed — French Diane Burns — Secretary 25 Mr. Witherhead — General Science, Physics Ms. Maine — Physical Education Mrs. Navan — Spanish Mr, Donnelly — Business Education CAFETERIA STAFF Clockwise From Spoon: E. MacLennan, M. Lytle, D. Solomon, J. Trombley, S. Talcott, M. Todd. 28 The Rivals” US DRIVERS USTODIANS Row 1: Dick Burke, Don Edwards, Bill Clark, Tarcy Burnell, Joe Conant, Robert W. Aldous, Steve Todd, Robert A. Aldous. Row 1: O. Holland, Larry Spicer, Steve Goolden. Row 2: Jerry Fifield, Richard Potter, Dennis Kelly. Row 3: Doug Matthews, Earl Brown. 29 31 32 i ( if i 33 Row 1: Leon Anson, Lisa Bronchetti, Joseph Catlin. Row 2: Mike Budelmann, Dawn Briggs, Pat Butler, Tom Barber. Row 3: Teddi Burnham, Tammy Aldous, Jeff Chase, Leo Brady. Row 4: Steve Aldous, Tim Aldous, Lisa Caswell, Lynn Alexis, Cathy Belling® Carrie Bascom. Row 5: Eric Bommer, Mike Budd, Gerald Bessette, Mike Brossoit, Paul Coffee. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President — Lynn Alexis Vice President — Eric Bommer Secretary — Sue Glidden Treasurer — Bill Duskas 34 'Oh, really? You dirty rat.' HOMEROOM 5 u: n; Row 1: Tim Drew, Eddie Dean, David Collins, Debbie Ellis, Tessa Conners, Tom Crowel, Jimmy Donnelly. Row 2: Bill Duskus, Alan Crandal, Becky Collins, Kelly Fielding, Arnold Cota, Brian Fox, Mike Curry. Row 3: Keri Faucher, Michelle DeLorme. Row 4: Alison Elmer, Dawn Flanagan. Row 5: Karen Furgal, Catherine Crimmel, David Datush. 35 HOMEROOM 6 Row 1: Rusty Gotham, Mark Laddison, Michelle Graves. Row 2: Sue Law, Joe LaRue, Mark Lyons, Doug Lee, Sue Lombard, Sue Hill. Row 3: Hall, Bobby Jennings, Mike Lindgren, John Halpin, Sue Glidden, Manson Glover. Row 4: Mary Ellen Glasgow, Kristy Liscum. Row 5: Laddison. Freshmen can’t go anywhere without their security blanket. HOMEROOM 7 Row 1: Jeff Peebles, Danny Moyer, Brian McCollion. Row 2: Helen MaKosky, Tori Martin, Christian Parker, Peter Merrill, Angela Mattice, Michelle Pharoah. Row 3: Steve McKeoun, Dale Matthews, Amy Perry, Bill Matanis, Rory Mouthrop, Chris Podgurski. Row 4: Stewart Mitchell, Brian Noble, Roger Miller, Tammy McMartin, Lisa Patterson, George Olinger, Kevin Poor, Lynn Palmer. 37 HOMEROOM 8 Row 1: Phil Russell, Dave Segalla. Row 2: Alan Race, Mark Simpson, Shali Singh, Jason Santora, David Sharrow, Tim Ringo. Row y Kelly Shorette, Nancy Shelmadine Cheryl Reagen, Elliot Rodee, Jennifer Smilgin, Lori Richardson, Karen Richardson, Karen Rose, Wendy Solman, DeAnne Shoulette. 38 HOMEROOM 9 Row 1: Paula Smith, Cheryl Sutton, Lisa Stone, Chris Zulauf, Dave Spear, Eric Vrooman. Row 2: Kate Tuthill, Beth Stuba, Melissa Sweet, Mike Warner, Mike Zimmer, Angela Wood, Lori Staples, Debbie Warnock, Lisa Todd, Sally Trombley. 39 STARRING the SOPHOMORE CLASS ami HOMEROOM 10 Row 1: Jon Bright, Lori Bronchetti, Warren Bessette, Jerry Caswell, Kelly Beaudin. Row 2: Scott Budelmann, Brian Barr, Cheryl Casey, Chris Caryl, Ellie Brandt, Mary Beth Beauvais, Denyea Bell. Row 3: Andy Brockway, John Bartalo, Jim Anson, Bev Chapin, Evelyn Bush. Row 4: Tom Blanchard, Tanya Bokat, James Burnham, Cathy Ames, Roxanne Ayers, Jeff Bullock, Mari Alisankus. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS — Pres. — Becky Woodley V.P. —Jakie Robarge Sec. — Kelly Shields Treas. — Sean Keller 42 If he says one more word I’m going to punch him.” Row 1: Tony Friot, Steve Fletcher, Ray Dejonaro. Row 2: Colleen Donnelly, Brian Hammond, Jean Hall, Julie Beth Findley, John Garsey. Row 3: Wayne Ellison, John Durocher, Jim Flagg, Jennifer Close, Julie Dart, Doug Dusharm, Steve Elliot. Row 4: Renee Holmberg, Lisa Gouchionne, Cindy Gates, Mike Cota, Paul Danehy, Peter Gib- son, Debbie Dawson, Carla Cunningham. 43 I Row 1: Feter Hitchman, Keith McGregor, Shelly Kenyon, Mary Major, Tina Law, Andrea LaPierre, David LaPlartney. Row 2: Amber Mathews, Kelly Howard. Row 3: Gordon Leonard, Billy Longshore, Scott Mace, Sean Keller, Matti Mattison, Mark Jaskowski, Andy Kepes, Don Katz, Robin Martin, Kerri Marden, Michelle Mathews, Chuck LaPree Tammy Mathews, Amy Kenny. 44 And now — Houdini’s disappearing act. HOMEROOM 13 Row 1: J. Miller, K. Murdock, D. O’Donald. Row 2: C. Metcalf, L. Ricalton, L. Rexford, D. Mills, J. Robarge, J. Post. Row 3: E. Patience, M. Perry, M. Monnette, D. Perry, T. Mouthorp, A. Race, A. Powers, C. Rabideau. Row 4: P. Priolo, M. Patraw, A. Northroup, C. Peters, N. Morter, R. Perry, R. Riley. 45 Row 1: Frank Sauceier, Clifford Smith. Row 2: Julie Ruitberg, Peter Simpson, Kelly Sheilds, Amealia Sheldon, Beth Smith, Randy Robinson. Row 3: Kim Stacy, Tom San timoor, Harpel Singh, Mark Saltrelli, Rusty Sprague, Frank Sergi, Lisa Sergi. Row 4: Patty Saber, Dave Salmon, Karen Stickler, Earl Sheldon. HOMEROOM 14 46 HOMEROOM 15 Row 1: Sue Zimmerman, Cathy Sullivan, Bobby Toomey, Carol Theobald, Holly Stuba, Suzanne White. Row 2: Liz Witherhead, Steve Thompson, Sheli Williams, Lee Young, Donald Wilson, Mickey Todd, Linda Supernault. Row 3: Diane Thorbahn, Sharon Zimmerman, Becky Woodley, Amy Whitehill. 47 Row 1: J. Rabideau, R. Mock, D. LaPlatney, T. Blanchard, C. LaPree, L. Palmer, J. Durocher, M. Wentworth. Row 2: P. Priolo, K. Allen, M. Jordan, P. Manning, D. Ken� A. Brockway, M. Todd, S. Keller, B. Toomey,J. Barr, Coach Newman. With a league record of 9-3, the J.V. team finished in first place. Some of the highlights of the year were the 6-5 extra innings win over Massena, which was not only Canton’s 1st win of the season but, was also the first time the J.V. Bears had beat Massena in many years. Another highlight of the season was a 7-4 victory over O.F.A., who at that time was in first place. This year’s Bears were co-coached by Lyle Newman and Paul Thompson and led by tri-captains, Mike Wentworth, Dave Kennedy and Pat Manning. The team was led in hitting by Mike Wengtwotth, .500, followed by sophomores John Barr, .485 (team leader in assists), Pat Man- ning, .391 (with 3 game winning hits) and Dave Kennedy, .368 (team leader in RBI’s with 15). The pitching duties were shared by Freshman, Mickey Todd, 6 wins, 1 loss, John Rabideau, 3 wins, 1 loss and Richard Mock, who had a 1 hit victory over Madrid-Waddington. Also with a vic- tory was John Durocher, another 1 hitter against Madrid-Waddington. Lynn Palmer, an 8th grader suffered two very tough losses against Tupper and Saranac. Canton claimed the championship with superb pitching in Freshman, Mickey Todd, excellent defense with infielders, Barr, Durocer, Rabideau, Kennedy, Wentworth and outfield of Mock, Manning and Brockway. ' 50 VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: John Sutton, Bill Stone, Nick Waltz, Randy Frank, Jeff Olvert, Mark Larue, Jeff Proulx, Mark Wolcott. Row 2: Jay Whitcomb, Hal Wentworth, Paul Newman, Dan O’Conner, A. Parker, Chad Dafoe, Eric West, Charles Fifield, Don White, Coach Hourihan. I hate short pitchers.” Stupid Dogs” With a 9-7 record, the Varsity Baseball team finished with the best record in years. This team had great potential and after an 0-5 start the team made a come- back and won 9 games. Varsity C Awards went to Jay Whitcomb: M.V.P.; Jeff Olvert: Best Offense; and Nick Waltz who received Most Improved. Jay Whit- comb; Jeff Proulx; Jeff Olvert; Bill Stone; Dan O’Connor all received All-Northerns. 51 I’ve never seen a softball fly so far.” The 1982 J.V. Softball team had a winning record of 6-4-0, and placed 2nd in the league. The highlight of the season was when the team came back in the fifth inning against Potsdam with 4 homeruns to tie, and they later won 14-13. Toni Todd led the pitching during the 6 wins. The excellent pitching was complimented by leading batters Toni Todd, Sandy Sheldon, Tina Law and Michelle Evans. J. V. SOFTBALL Row 1: Michelle Evans, Vicki O’Niell, Sandy Sheldon. Row 2: Karen Furgal, Jen Smiligin, Wendy Salmon, Kathleen Christy, Tanya Bokat, Karen Stickler. Row 3: Lori Richardson, Donna Day, Jen Whitcomb, Toni Todd, Lael Bellamy, Coach Smiligin, Aimee LaValley, Suzzette Woodley, Tina Law, Julie Ruitberg, Carol Theobald. 52 VARSITY SOFTBALL Row 1: Lori Stratford, Shari Baker, Linda Peters, Mary Prioio, Cindy Rabideau. Row 2: Karen Butler, Gretchen Wells, Anne Marie Furgal, Renee Potter. Row 3: Julie Bokat, Anne Taylor, Whitney Bristol, Denise Burcume, Patty Abt, Jen Locy, Nicole Thew, Polly Smiligin, Coach Willete. This year’s Varsity Softball team was led to an 8-6 record by Coach Wayne Willette. The softball team had a comeback season after discovering the power of the horseshoe. The horseshoe was first put to work against Potsdam and the team re- turned triumphant from then on. The team was led on the field by MVP’s Patricia Abt and Whitney Bristol and the mound wizard, Mary Prioio, who won 6 games, lost 2 and received 1 save. All- Northerns went to Bristol, Abt, Rabideau and Burcume. 53 But we lost, Pat. BOY’S TRACK Row 1: S. Gaffney, C. Carlisle, P. Butler, M. VanLent, L. Rexford, W. Longshore, J. Rycroft. Row 2: J. Conklin, J. Jordan, P. Ruddy, G. Leonard, P. Abt, B. Longshore, R. Fadden, S. Mathews, K. Cutway, Coach Bolesh. The 1982 spring track team had a strong base of five seniors including Paul Abt, Joe Conklin, Tal Elmore, Jeff Jordan and Scott Mathews. Two of the members, Bill Longshore and Gor- don Leonard, went to' the state meet this year. Mr. Bolesh perceives a young 1983 team and with some of last year’s members returning, hopes for an improved season. Varsity C awards went to: Most Valuable Runner, Joe Conk- lin; Most Valuable Field Events Participant, Tal Elmore; Most Improved, Bill Longshore. What form. Why didn’t someone tell me we were supposed to wear white shirts?” The Golf team, coached by Mr. Jones, lost a lot of close matches this year. They lost their first to OFA by four points, but later got revenge by winning their last tournament vs. OFA. Mr. Jones has high hopes for a good season this Spring. GOLF Row 1: Sam Bellamy, Nate Dudley, Tom White. Row 2: Bob Wilder, S. Mace, B. Mayhew, P. Simpson, M. Hills, J. Flagg, C. Stone, B. Duskas, M. Jacoby, M. Collins. Row 3: Coach Jones, Dave Mace. 55 J. V. FOOTBALL Row 1: K. Bouden, B. Matanis, P. Russell, P. Butler, W. Bessette, J. Flagg, A. Whitaker, K. McGregor, J. Matthews, B. Barr, J. Bullock, D. LaPlatney. Row 2: E. Wagoner,J. Donnelly, K. Poor, T. Santamoor, B. Toomey, M. Perry, P. Coffey, A. Brockway, P. Danehy, S. Mace, W. Ellison, M. Todd, J. Halpin, P. Coffey, M. Elliot, M. Zimmer, C. Todd, A. Race, B. Dennis, Coach Audet. As did the Varsity Football team, the 1982-83 J.V. Foot- ball Bears finished 2 and 6 with wins over Tupper Lake and Gouverneur. The JV’s were led by co-captains, Andy Brockway and Bobby Toomey, the team’s leading rusher with 652 yards in 8 games for an average of 81.5 yards per game. Other key players were: freshman running back Bill Matanis who gained 200 yards on the ground as well as mak- ing several spectacular catches. Coach Audet credits Paul Coffey and Andy Brockway for their fine defensive play and Bobby Toomey and Bill Matanis on offense. Coach Audet says with a relatively young team — 16 sophomores and 15 freshmen, he was very pleased with every single player on the team and very pleased with the attitude and sportsmanship with which they played. He also hopes to have a good crop of freshmen coming up to help his sophomores next year and change this year’s record around. 56 Ashes, ashes, we all fall down! VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: C. Axtell, E. Smith, A. Firman, D. Leonard, B. McAdoo, K. Howard. Row 2: R. Mock, D. White, D. Weeks, J. Sutton, M. Wolcott, P. Howard, K. Cutway, G. Vin- cent, K. Allen, J. Kearing, S. Sweet, C. Carry. Row 3: Coach Riggs, B. Buell, M. Jordan, D. Hotzler, W. Stowell, G. Firman, B. Besio, S. Lawrence, D. Mace, T. Axtell, T. Pope, G. Leonard, J. Maxson, J. Gonyea, D. O’Connor, P. Manning, J. Conklin, Coach Newman. The 1982 Varsity Football team had a frustrating 2-6 season. The highlight of the year was the 14-0 victory over Tupper Lake. Best Back went to Mark Wolcott, Most Improved and Best Lineman went to D. J. Weeks and Jeff Conklin, respectively. Jim Kearing earned an All-Northern position. J. V. SOCCER Row 1: E. Dean, D. Guccione, J. Thomas, K. Furgal, S. Burnham, S. Gaffney, C. Wells, C. Kenyon, B. Noble, M. Collins, R. Dean. Row 2: L. Guccioni, J. Bufnham, G. Bessette, M. Budd, T. Drew, J. Peebles, T. Northroup, S. Singh, D. Abbott, S. Woodward, E. Vrooman, D. St. Louis, M. Budelmann, M. Lyons, M. Curry, B. Diskas, G. Carvel. Row 3: Coach Willette, J. Ruitberg, B. Longshore, M. Maddison, N. Dudley, J. Durocher, P. Priolo, A. Northroup, D. Dusharm, S. Budlemann, P. Merrill, S. Mitchell, H. Singh, R. DeGenero, D. Segalla, D. Perry, T. Blanchard, S. Keller, L. Palmer, M. Lindgren, M. Saltrelli, C. Parker. Once again, the J.V. Boys Soccer has made us proud with a 14-0 record and title of Division I Champs. Captains this year were John Durocher, Matty Maddison, and Mark Saltrelli. The highlight of the season was an away game against Massena. Close as the game was, they played good clean soccer. 58 VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: C. Metcaff, L. Jaskowski, K. Howard, J. VanBlair, K. Hissong, L. Bennett, P. Carroll, A. Kenny. Row 2: C. Stone, S. Fox, J. 01vert,J. Marden, P. McClusky, H. Crim- inal, R. McKenna, R. Frank, D. Monette, S. Hunt. Row 3: Coach Dusharm, S. Bommer, R. Fadden, A. Bisselle, K. Jordan, D. Layhee, J. Thew, B. Stone, S. Abbott, B. Hayes, J. Stone, E. Lawrence, A. Mager, G. Coir, J. Post,J. Robarge. UFB? This year’s Varsity Soccer had one of the best years ever, making it to the final four in the state in Class B playoffs. The team’s 14-5-1 record allowed them to be Central Region Champs, which includes Sections X, III, and IV and a final ranking of 20th in the state. Receiv- ing NAC Awards were Bisselle, Olvert, Hunt, McKenna, Coir, Stone, B., Mager and Fadden. Best offensive and most improved went to Bisselle, Hayes and Coir, respectively, while MVP went to Olvert and Stone. J. v. SOCCER Row 1: S. Zimmerman, S. Trombley, L. Stone, T. Bokat. Row 2: S. Law, B. Woodley, L. Furgal, K. Keller, B. Peters, M. Leet, M. Ryan, T. Luce, K. Olvert, C. Peters. Row 3: Coach Jones, B. Smith, K. Sullivan, C. Zulauf, S. Hill, S. Kenyon, K. Shields, T. Martin, M. Evans, K. Crimmal, A. Whitehill, L. Richardson, J. Smiligin, D. Thorbahn, B. Stubba. The Canton Girls J.V. Soccer team finished the season with a record of 5-7. Coach Jones said the team was unique.” We had a bright and spirited disposition — win or lose.” With the returning freshmen, eighth graders, and next year’s eighth graders, the J.V. team hopes for a suc- cessful season next year. 60 I VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: K. Butler, S. Sheldon, C. Rabideau, L. Peters, S. Woodley, S. Richardson, D. Durocher. Row 2: Coach Maine, M. Priolo, T. Law, K. Dean, A. Furgal, V. O’Niell, B. McDonald, T. Benedict, M. Evans, L. Burke, D. Stout. J The girl’s Varsity Soccer team finished a grueling season with a record of 6-7-1. Injuries proved a major problem by affecting almost every player. A highlight of the season was a stunning come-from-behind victory over Norwood-Norfolk, which included several in- juries to the starting line up and an unexpected hail storm. Through their hard work, seniors Lisa Burke, Karen Butler, Diane Durocher, Linda Peters and junior, Anne-Marie Furgal earned All-Northern awards. This year’s Varsity C” awards went to Diane Durocher for Best Defense, Sara Richardson for Most Improved and to Karen Butler for Best Offense. 61 GIRL’S TRACK Row 1: N. Morter, S. Thompson, L. Bronchetti, T. Luce, D. White, S. Richardson, M. Beauvais, S. Law, B. Stuba, B. VanDewater, J. Cloce, S. Zimmerman, K. Shields, S. TeRiele, B. Davis, A. Knowlton, K. Newman, K. Stacy, A. TeRiele. Row 3: D. Hobbs, L. Burke, S. Stradling, B. McDonald, N. Leet, T. Bennedict, B. Smith, J. Stradling, S. White, B. Stradling, M. McKenna, B. Durocher (Coach). The 1982 girls track team was headed by Bob Durocher and assisted by Dawn Hobbs. The team was a generally young team with several of the members being 7th and 8th graders. The Varsity C awards were: Best Field Events — Bali Davis; Most Valuable Runner — Alice teReile; Most Improved — Sara Richardson. With the loss of only four seniors the team looks good in 1983. 62 SWIM TEAM Row 1: B. Chapin, J. Dart. Row 2: B. Longshore, D. Garner, H. Longshore, J. Axtell, Coach M. Tomlinson, Asst. Coach S. Spear, K. Abbott, P. Abt. Row 3: S. Whitehead, M. Sugama, K. Stacy, B. Davis, A. Lavalley, L. Wells, G. Wells. The Swim Team, led by coaches Martha Tomlinson and Stephanie Spear, finished triumphantly with a 6-4 record, their first winning season in six years. Awesome” senior Patty Abt earned herself three All-Northerns (individuals) and an All-Northern for the relay team. She took a second and third at states. Hard work and dedication has paid off, she has qualified for Junior Nationals. The Swim team’s accomplishments surprised the entire school as they defeated every team once (except Massena). Others who received All-Northerns and went to States were Kelley, Gretchen, Leslie on the relay team and diver Bali Davis who placed eighth at states. Varsity C” Awards went to Patty Abt, Gretchen Wells and Debbie Garner. LACROSSE Row 1: Pat McClusky, D. J. Weeks, Russ Firman, Andy Northrop, Jim Burnham, Andy Bisselle, Jim Rearing. Row 2: Dave Hotzler, Murray Lee, Bob Buell, Jon Schwartz, Matty Matteson, Pete Gibson, Greg Firman, Jeff Maxson. Row 3: Coach Shields, Todd Axtell, Jim Shields, Mark Saltrelli, Joe Stone, Jon Marden, Sean Ab- bott, Tim Pope. Look at the size of that fly.” Charge of the Height Brigade.'’ The Varsity Lacrosse team had a record of 0-8 in their debut year as a school sponsored sport. They still consider their season very pro- ductive. Although the team had no regular season wins, they did have 5 of their members named to the All-Northern squad. These members are Jim Shields — 1st team, Andy Bisselle — 2nd team and Russ Firman — 2nd team. Both Tim Pope and Mark Saltrelli re- ceived Honorable Mentions. The year’s highlights were a 13-2 win over O.F.A. in a scrimmage and a heartbreaking loss to league runner up, St. Lawrence Central, 7-6. 64 V. VOLLEYBALL Row 1: Jennifer Cloce, Julie Miller. Row 2: Mary Ellen Glasgow, Michelle Pharoah, Tamar Luce, Heidi Thorbahn, Cheryl Regan, Rdriee Noble. Row 3:$ Keeper, Christina Caryl, Debbie Dawson, Julie Leonard, Helen Makosky, Amy VanEpps, Lisa Bronchetti, Dee Shoulette, Coach Maine. The J.V. team also claimed a 1-7 record this year as the team of only two veterans defeated Gouverneur. The 14 players were led by Co-captains Jennifer Cloce and Julie Miller. There will be 12 of these team members returning next year. 66 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1: D. Day, S. Hammond, K. Trombley, P. Kenyon. Row 2: Miwa Sugama, L. Burke, S. LaBreck, K. White, J. Whitcomb, Coach Maine. The Varsity team of 10 players bettered their record to 1-7 this year. The teams co-captains Jenn Whitcomb and Stacey LaBreck led the team to their only victory against Saranac. LaBreck placed as second team All-Northern and was the only player on the Canton squad to make the All-Northern team. 7 of the 10 players will be returning next year. 67 Row 1: L. Palmer, J. Durocher, E. Liscum, J. Burnham, S. Burnham, T. Blanchard, M. Lindgren. Row 2: Coach Dusharm, P. Simpson, M. Matteson, P. Gibson, M. Saltrelli, P. Danehy, A. Brockway, A. Kepes, D. Dusharm, C. Lapree, M. Simpson. Coach Dusharm’s J.V. Basketball team posted the best record for a J.V. team finishing 14-2 in league play and 15-3 over all. Sophomore Andy Brockway led the scoring with 192 points. Danehy, Saltrelli, P. Simpson, Matteson and J. Burnham also dumped in over 100 points. This was the first year in several years that a Canton J.V. Basketball team has done so well. CHEERLEADERS — Row 1: Sue Hill. Row 2: Lynn Alexis, Diane Thorban, Tori Martin, Kristen Liscum, Cara Metcalf, Renee Holmberg, Lisa Patterson. 68 VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Yvonne McIntosh, D. Jensen, K. Hissong, C. Hudson, L. Bennet, N. Thew, K. Linn, K. Songshore. Row 2: C. Fifiels, K. Jordan, M. Hills, J. Maxson, D. Weeks, M. Wolcott, D. White. Row 3: J. Schwartz, M. Wentworth, S. Sweet, D. Mace, G. Leonard, T. Pope, D. Layhee, J. Gonyea, A. Bisselle, D. Kennedy, Coach Hourihan. Time to stretch and reach for the stars. We’ve got confidence, we use Sure. This year’s Varsity Basketball team finished with a disappointing 3-13 league record. Wins this year came twice over Potsdam and once over league leading T. Lake. Outstanding offensive players were seniors: Dale Layhee, Jeff Maxson, D. J. Weeks and Junior, Andy Bisselle. The team was led in defense by John Gonyea, Mark Wolcott and sophomore Gordon Leonard. Although the season was a tough one for veteran coach Gerry Hourihan he is looking towards a better season next year with the upcoming sophomores. 69 Row 1: N. Morter, J. Smiligin, C. Peters, S. Law, C. Theobald, M. Leet. Row 2: T. Law, L. Staples, S. Glidden, J. Axtell, M. Evans. Row 3: Coach Andrews, B. Our record for 1982-83 season was 8-8. Tina Law was our leading scorer and Beth Smith was our leading rebounder. We will be losing sophomores Tina Law, Carol Peters, Beth Smith, Carol Theobald, Marybeth Beauvais, Nancy Morter and Tanya Bokat. Freshman Karen Furgal and eighth graders, Marsha i Evans, Jodi Axtell and Mary Leet will fill in the gaps for next year. Smith, M. Beauvais, T. Bokat, L. Richardson, K. Furgal. 70 After getting off to a slow start, the Lady Bears became terrors in the second half of the season. Winning five of the last six league games, they brought their league record to 8-8, and ended their season at the Section 10 Class B finals with a 46-37 loss to a tough Gouverneur team. Four seniors gave the team its experience and direction. The girls were led in scoring by All- Northern players, Linda Peters and Patty Abt. Linda, a 3-year starter and team captain, aver- aged 15 points per game, while Patty hit an average of 13 points. Another 3-year veteran, Karen Butler, lead the team in foul shooting ac- curacy with a 12% rate. The fourth senior, Julie Bokat, aided the team with some timely baskets and good corner shooting. Everyone made solid contributions to the team. The team faced their adversities with undaunted enthusiasm and the proper attitude toward the game. Next year’s team will represent Canton with the same outstanding character and pride that was exhibited this year. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1; E. Jones, Coach Jones, L. Peters, K. Butler, S. Richardson, P. Abt, J. Bokat. Row 2: C. Rabideau, M. Evans, A. Furgal, M. Priolo, T. Burke, T. Todd, J. Stradling, L. Bellamy. 71 J. V. HOCKEY Row 1: S. Fletcher, P. Priolo, R. Perry, A. Northroup, S. Mitchell. Row 2: Manager, T. Northroup, M. Ladison, D. Segalla.J. Bartalo, J. Flagg, J- Caswell, L. Brady, D Datush, Manager, C. Kenny. Row 3: Coach Reynolds, B. Duskas, E. Rodee, P. Merrill, M. Zimmer,J. Halpin, D. Quaife, P. Ruddy. Missing: M. Monette, G. Bessette,C Parker. Canton’s J.V. Hockey team finished at 5-13-0 this season They were led by tri-captains, Dick Perry, Andy Northroup, ant Phil Priolo. The team scoring leader was Dick Perry, win slammed home 10 goals and added 8 assists for 18 points. Jit Flagg was second in scoring with 12 points, followed closely b Andy Northroup, who had 11 points. Goal Keeper, Stewat Mitchell had a 3.50 goals per game average. Coach Reynolds: looking forward to next year’s season with many talente freshmen and 8th graders. 72 Just a step to the ri-gh-gh-ght.” Canton’s Varsity Hockey team finished with a 6-12-2 record. Impressive victories were over Postdam and Lake Placid. The co-captains this year were seniors, Steve Hunt and Ray McKenna, other seniors on the squad were Forwards, Greg Coir, Jeff Olvert and Defensemen, Bill Stone and Dave Shoulette. A Second Team All-Northern went to sophomore Sean Keller, who shared the net with senior, Jon Marden. CHEERLEADERS — Dana Todd, Sandy Sheldon, Ellen Collins, Hillary Elmer, Amy Kenny, Kathleen Christy, Patty Carroll, Becky Woodley. VARSITY HOCKEY Row 1: S. Keller, J. Olvert, S. Hunt, G. Coir, J. Marden. Row 2: Coach, B. Stone, D. Shoulette, S. Bommer, S. Abbott, E. Lawrence, D. Abbott, Coach. Row 3: D. Monette, H. Crimmal, J. Barr, E. Bommer, T. White. Row 1: R. Miller, P. Potter, D. Angus, R. DeGennero, R. Mouthorp, Brian Hammond, T. Mouthorp. Row 2: B. Longshore, M. Brossoit, P. Coffey, L. Rexford, D. DivelyJ. Backus, Coach Fiske. 74 J.V. grapplers finished with a record of 10-6, tied for first place. The team took third in the J.V. tournament, while Pat Butler, Dale Angus, Bill Matanis took First place. Lee Rexford, Mike Brossoit and Steve Elliot finished all in third. The best record was made by Pat Butler, 12-0 on JV and 3-0 on Varsity. VARSITY WRESTLING Row 1: Larry Butler, P. Butler, R. Silver, J. Sutton, B. Matanis, N. Rhodee, B. Donnelly, R. Watnock. Row 2: S. Lawrence, P. Manning, S. Speer, P. Downing, J. Coffee, R. Martin, Coach Riggs. I said I want to dance!” The Varsity grappling team finished with a record of 7-9 and a third place in the B Divi- sion. The best records for the season were Joe Coffey 11-1, Pat Manning 10-2, Rich Silver 10-3- 1, and John Sutton 12-4. Placing at sectionals were: John Sutton and Jim Smith — second place; third place Pat Butler and Joe Coffey; fourth place Larry Butler and Dale Angus. All-Northerns went to Joe Coffey, Pat Man- ning, Rich Silver, and Stuart Lawrence. Next year looks as bright as this year with the loss of only 2 seniors. 75 . V Z fig Produced and Performed by H.C.Williams' 7 . • • 1 • c Ictivities — 76 77 ALGONQUIN 1982-83 Yearbook Staff Circulation Darkroom Tech. Nora Carr — Editor Ellen Smith Editors In Chief Barb Stradling — Editor Nicole Thew Lisa Burke Art Debbie Gamer Patty Abt — Editor Circulation Cont. Vicki O’Neil Layout Rick Shields Paul Howard Jana VanBlair — Editor Sheila Boprey Carolyn Hudson Betty McAdoo Index Lorijaskowski Anne Taylor Jen Dalton Chris Peckham Julie Dalton Kathy Hissong Business Manager Cathy Whalen Debbie Jensen Lori Bennett Varden Coordinator Copy Photography Anne Taylor Diane Durocher — Editor Sandy Huntley — Editor Betty McAdoo Julie Stradling Julie Bokat Jon Schwartz Sandy Sheldon Typist Lael Bellamy Andy Mager Gretchen Wells Dave Kennedy Jay Post Doug Chilson Lael Bellamy 78 WASH Row 1: Betty McAdoo, Greg Podgurski, Lael Bellamy, Sue Wilson. Row 2: David Moyer, Lori Morrison, Renee Potter, Patti LaRock, Miwa Sugama, David Dafoe. Row 3: Elain Sibbits, Lisa Gibbs, Toni Todd, Dawn Rosen- Barker. Row 4: Karen Trombley, Cheryl Ostrander. This year the Wash Staff gave the school newspaper an impressive new appearance along with current coverage of the news, the sports, and the arts. The dedicated staff re- ceived assistance from editor Renee Potter and guidance from Ms. Grow. The 1982-83 Wash has been well-received and its monthly arrival is an- ticipated by all students and faculty. FFA Row 1: B. Noble, L. Anson, S. Mitchell, H. Gilles, J. Beauvais, G. Taylor, S. Fox, C. Dunn, K. Blair. Row 2: E. Blackburn, N. Carr, D. Briggs, D. Day, C. Gates, S. Elliot, T. Mourthroup, A. Kitt, D. Wilson, D. McClean. Row 3: G. Alinger, L. Crandell, P. Butler, L. Rexford, T. Stiles, R. Matthews, S. Hall, D. Foote, Mr. Grant. Row 4: R. Mourthroup, D. Holmes, D. Hamilton, J. Anson, R. Perry, B. Longshore. The Canton Chapter of Future Farmers of America (FFA) has been very active throughout the 1982-83 school year. We have done extremely well in all FFA contests. Along with the Varsity C Club, we held a donkey basketball game. On May 5, 6, and 7, we were the hosts of the 58th New York State FFA Convention. In the spring, we also plan to hold a mud bogging contest for the community. Officers: President — Glenn Taylor Vice Pres. — Don Wilson Secretary — Nora Carr Treasurer — Scott Race Reporter — Scott Fox Sentinel — Wayne Ellison Student Advisor — Marc Rycroff Advisor — Rodney Grant 79 ORCHESTRA The Canton High School Orchestra consists of violins, violas, cellos and a bass. Conducted by Mrs. Kear, the orchestra performed in several school concerts as well as concerts for com- munity groups. The or- chestra went to competition in Ottawa and to NYSSMA. Individuals will also take solos to NYSSMA. Row 1: C. Jones, B. McAdoo, D. Garner, T. Connors, K. Gray, S. Glidden. Row 2: Mrs. Kear, A. Kenny, J. Stradling, A. Powers, R. Potter, N. Thew, K. Hissong, L. Jaskowski. Row 3: B. Stradling, B. Eastman, L. Ricalton, P. Smith, L. Bates, T. Matthews. Row 4: G. Podgurski, S. Singh, F. Vrooman, D. Mills, M. Lingrind, C. Podgurski, W. Bessette. AREA-ALL-STATE Area-All State is one of the prestigious musical events of the year. The annual event was held at the Watertown High School. Students were selected by their talents and how they compared to fellow musicians. Thirty-nine students from CHS were i in attendance at this year’s gathering. Students from St. Lawrence, Lewis and Jefferson counties practiced for two days, with the performance being held on the second night. Row 1: K. Hissong, L. Jaskowski, S. Glidden, S. Denney, K. Shields, J. Ruitberg, A. Taylor, D. Chilson, C. Donnelly. Row 2: C. Jones, S. Singh, N. Thew, R. Potter, M. Smith, W. Rood, N. Morter, D. Dusharm, C. LaPree. Row 3: M. Lingrind, C. Podgurski, E. Vrooman, D. Garner, T. Conners, S. Morter, J. Findley, B. Dewan, C. Peckham, D. Katz, L. Majer, P. Gibson. Row 4: D. Mills, W. Bessette, K. Gray, L. Bates, A. Kenny, L. Ricalton, P. Smith, B. McAdoo. 80 BAND The Senior Band has been involved in many activities this year. The an- nual Christmas Concert and Spring Orchestra Band Concert are the highlights of each semester. The Band is competing in the Ottawa Music Festival Grade 6 and at the NYSSMA Spring Competition Festival in Water- town. The band has also provided a marching band for the Memorial Day and Dairy Princess Parades and play for Graduation. The students in the Band have worked very hard to give their best performance at every event. Over the past three years they have earned two first place and one second place award at the Ottawa Festival and three consecutive A ratings at the NYSSMA Competitions. We truly have a band to be proud of. Row 1: Stephanie Denney, Marybeth Beauvais, Renee Holmberg, Kathleen Christy, Maureen Smith, Nancy Morter, Wendy Roodm. Row 2: Rick Shields, Denise Newman, Bev Chapin, Scott Buddleman, Mike Perry, Dave Hessert, Carollyn Hudson, Don Katz. Row 3: Beth Dewan, Lori Bennett, Dave Sharrow, Julibeth Findley, Lori Staples, Chris Peckham. Row 4: Dave Hotzlet, Mary Smith, JoAnn Malbon, Tony Capone, Patti LaRock, Meri Alisankus. STAGE BAND The Stage Band has been outstanding this year. We have played for the Rotary Club and other Community programs. We have given assemblies for the Bandford School and Mid- dle School and have attended the annual County Jazz Festival at Norwood. The Stage Band has made great strides forward and now it’s Maynard Fergason watchout! 81 Row 1: Don Katz, Maureen Smith, Wendy Rood, Dave Hessert, Nancy Morter, Bev Chapin, Denise Newman, Mike Perry, Dan Mills, Jo-Ann Malbone. Row 2: Beth Dewan, Lori Bennett, Sharon Morter, David Sharrow, Julibeth Findley, Chris Peckham, Patti LaRock, Sitting: Debbie Garner. CHORUS Row 1: M. Beauvais, K. Stickler, A. Fauchier, S. Trombley, K. Howard, C. Liscum, T. Conners, D. Stout, M. Smith, L. Bonichetti, W. Rood, P. Kenyon, W. Salmon, (I Furgal, S. Patraw, S. White, L. Richardson. Row 2: M. Beauvais, C. Zulauf, J. Cloce, B. Chapin, J. Findley, B. McAdoo, E. Dean, M. Lyon, S. Hall, T. Capone, C. Donnelly,( Donnelly, E. Sibbitts, S. Glidden, T. Martin. Row 3: L. Mager, C. Jones, I. Holmberg, D. Newman, L. Bates, I. Holmberg, D. Collins, P. Gibson, C. Peckham, D. Mills,! Bush, K. White, A. LaPierre, S. Kenyon, J. Dart. Row 4: A. Sheldon, E. Brandt, L. Brown, S. Denney, R. Potter, J. Hall, J. VanBlair, L. Bennett, K. Linn, K. Abbott,! Chilson, D. Dusharm,'T. Santamoor, M. Smith, N. Thew, A. Kenny, K. Shields, J. Ruitberg, J. Robarge, A. Taylor, B. Dewan. VOCAL SHOWCASE Row 1: Mr. Lara way, L. Bennett, S. Denney, K. Linn, K. Abbott, R. _ otter, C. Donnelly, B. Dewan, A. Taylor. Row 2: C. LaPree, P. Gibson, D. Dusharm, D. Chilson, L. Mager. Conference All State Chorus Stephanie Denney, Lori Mager. The Chorus Members sing a great variety of music ranging from masterpieces by classical composers to recent pop tunes. The chorus performs several times a year in school concerts and around the community. Vocal Showcase consists of a group of performers who sing popular and jazz music. Often times the Stage Band accompanies them. From thousands of students, Stephanie Denney and Lori Majer were selected at NYSSMA to participate in Conference-All-State Mixed Chorus. This chorus consists of both male and female students who are the most select vocalists in the State. 82 VHIZ QUIZ The Whiz Quiz team suffered a frustrating defeat against Thousand Island Central. The team originally won the match, however, due to a clerical mistake, that match had to be replayed. Thus, the losing game was aired. The up- coming team members will be fierce competitors in the years to come. Row 1: Brian Barr, Steve Gaffney, Mars. Audet. Row 2: Jeff Maxson, Doug Chilson, John Gonyea, Mike Perry. ANNOUNCER’S CLUB The Announcer’s Club provides a service of communication via the public address system. Information dealing with school interests is provided for both students and faculty. The group consists of students 9 through 12. Each new member must go through a train- ing program before solo air time. Anyone is welcome to join anytime. Advisor: Jill Martin Student Advisor: Chris Peckham Row 1: Denis Newman, Sharon Morter, Kim Stacy, Lisa Guccioni, Chris Peckham, Debbie Garner. Row 2: Dave Hessert, Linda Supernault, Julie Ruitberg, Julie Stradling, Scott Bommer, Doug Chilson, David Moyer. 83 THESPIANS The CHS Thespian Troupe with advisor Mrs. Renick has once again continued its trend of suc- cesses especially that of the musical Pajama Game,” which was co-produced with the Music Department. Also in the spring. Troupe 259 produced a two-act comedy entitled Don’t Drink the Water” by Woody Allen. In addi- tion to the plays, the Troupe at- tended a one-act festival at Potsdam State. Row 1: Chris Donnelly, Wendy Rood, Lori Bennett, Debbie Garner. Row 2: Stephanie Denney, Beth Dewan, Kelley Ab- bott. Row 3: Nicole Thew, Doug Chilson, Mrs. Renick, David Hessert, Chris Peckham, Lori Mager. 84 THE PAJAMA GAME It looks like everyone has been flossing. They’ve got steam heat! 85 Quiet, please.” SPANISH CLUB This year’s Spanish Club, led by President Renee Potter, Vice Pres. Bali Davis, and Treasurer Secretary, Lisa Guccione, is engaged in a variety of activities including a Spanish Night Club during Open House, a Valen- tine’s Day Carnation Sale, and the making of pinatas. The final event of the year is the annual Immersion Weekend in Star Lake. During this weekend only Spanish is spoken and only Spanish foods will be eaten. Row 1: D. Ellis, L. Cbonchetti, D. Warnock, C. Sutton, K. Rose, A. Wood, M. Glasgow. Row 2: W. Salmon, C. Donel- ly, K. Hissong, T. Todd, R. Potter, B. McAdoo, L. Jaskowski, S. teRiele, D. Stout, L. Guccioni, V. O’Niell. Row 4: A. Matthews, B. Davis, M. Laddison, D. Bell. Row 5: C. Donnelly, C. Hudson, G. Sol, J. Sayer, L. Tupper, M. Jensen, M. Priolo. STUDENT COUNCIL The student council functions as a link between the students and the faculty. This year’s officers are Gret- chen Wells, Pres., John Gonyea, Vice Pres., Vicki O’Niell, Sec., and Anne- Marie Fugal, Treas. A major issue this year, as in the past, is senior privileges. This year the group worked with the Cancer Society and Kathy Curro con- cerning the Great American Smokeout. Row 1: Vickie O’Niell, Julie Ruitberg, Toni Todd, Sandy Huntley, Karen Furgal, Gretchen Wells. Row 2: Lee Ann Tup- per, Matty Maddison,John Gonyae, Carrie Faucher, Jim Shields, Tori Martin, Anne Marie Furgal. Row 3: Andy Bisselle, Mark Saltrelli, Peter Simpson, Paul Howard. 86 HORSE SENSE CLUB The Horse Sense Club is in its third year of existence. They enjoyed horse back riding at Stable Acres, X-Country skiing and a pizza party. This school year they had a bake sale to try to raise money to take riding lessons at SLU riding stables. Row 1: Dale Latella, Joy Whitcomb. Row 2: M. Beauvais, L. Morrison, J. Whitcomb, K. Stickler, M. Beauvais, S. Dafoe, J. Jones. CROSS-COUNTRY The Girls Cross-Country team had an outstanding season, finishing first in Division B. The boys team had in- dividual standouts as well. Julie Strad- ling and Steve Gaffney went to states and All Northern picks were Steve Gaffney for first team; Julie S. and Woody Longshore for 2nd; Andy Kepes for Honorable Mention. Also Barb Stradling received Honorable Mention as a pick for outstanding runner of the section. Row 1: S. Zimmerman, S. TeReile, A. Barbour, D. Newman. Row 2: J. Stradling, B. Stradling, L. Bellamy. Row 3: A. Kepes, M. Hills, W. Longshore, C. Durham, Coach Maginn, S. Gaffney. i 87 ORIENTATION CLUB The Orientation Club’s function is to help new students get acquainted with our school. This year they held a Christmas party for transfer students and served as student guides for eighth grade orientation. Our coor- dinators are Maureen Smith and Lisa Guccione. Row 1: K. Trombley, M. Smith, L. Morrison. Row 2: B. Woodley, L. Guccione. Row 3: L. Supernault, N. Carr, J. Ruitberg, C. Metcalf, B. Stradling, N. Thew, L. Bennett. Row 4: K. Howard, A. LaPierre, L. Bronchetti, T. Bokat. Row 5: M. Smith, C. Casey, C. Wilson. Miwa Sugama Guillermo Sol This year CHS was involved in a student foreign exchange. Two students came here from Spain and Japan. Guillermo Sol from Spain, feels that our students and teachers are helpful and understanding. The classes are confusing to him, and the school day is shorter here and they don’t have study halls or detention in Spain. In Guillo’s school they take 11 subjects in a year, have a two hour lunch and much more studying to do. We will miss Guillo when he leaves. I’ll come back someday to visit soon. See ya later.” The other exchange student this year is Miwa Sugama from Japan. Miwa finds CHS much different than her school. The school days are shorter at Canton and at Miwa’s school students don’t have a choice of subjects. Miwa enjoyed par- ticipating in sports this year. Also, she said the teachers here are more active and friendlier than at her home school. We will also miss Miwa when she goes home to Japan. I am very happy being able to come here and I want to thank the people who made friends with me and helped me.” 88 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Nicole Thew, Debbie Garner, Cathy Whalen, Debbie Jensen, Kelley Abbott, Dawn Stout. Row 2: David Moyer, Don O’Conner, Jim Shields, Doug Chilson, Mrs. Renick, Joe Beauvais, Jo-Ann Malbone, Barb Stradling, Mr. Seymour. The NHS has been involved in several activities throughout the year. The members have sponsored a dance and concession stands to raise money for the scholarships given to graduating seniors. In addition they have helped at Higher Education Night and Open House. In May, NHS members helped the FFA members with the National FFA Convention. WCHS RADIO Row 1: Joseph Cadin. Row 2: Jo-Ann Malbone, Kim Stacy, Mary Smith. Row 3: David Dafoe, Jim Shields, Scott Bommer, Mark Pollard, Andy Bisselle, Steve Gafney. Row 4: Hall Grimmel, Sean Abbott. WCHR, the voice of CHS, is staffed by students in grades 9 through 12 and is broadcasted throughout the high school. Our time is available during homeroom, study halls and eighth period. The new station is located across from Rm. 29. In order to maintain itself and to purchase records, WCHR solicits ads from businesses in the community. D.J.’s initially must submit a demotape which is evaluated and then he can be scheduled for air time during his free period. The staff welcomes new members. Advisors: Phil Shatraw Jill Martin Technical Advisor: Gary Staples Station Manager: Richard Nautel Program Director: Scott Bommer 89 NIADES ' Row 1: D. Moyer. Row 2: T. Elliot, L. Shields, M. Giles, H. Hudson, R. House, L. Bronchetti, J. Curry, B. Saffin, T. Tauevnia. Row 3: W. Aldous, K. StowellJ. Wing, A. Locy, K. White, T. Elliot, A. VanEpps, C. Mitchell, B. Benware, P. Hitchman, C. Miller, B. Palmer, J. Warner, M. Beauvais, J. Robinson, D. Lattella, M. Bullock, M. Connelly. Absent: D. Noble, M. Rasmussen, S. Freego, K. Iggleston,J. Sayer. This year’s Niades Club is made up of 34 members consisting of 28 females and 6 males. Fourteen of these members are busy working on the annual water show. The theme for this year’s show is Anchors Away”: which contains numbers from solos to group performances. The dates of the show will be May 26 and 27. 90 GYMNASTICS Kathy Sullivan, Lisa Stone and Kristy Liscum The Gymnastics club of 1983 has been described as very energetic. Gymnastics is basically involved with floor exercises, the vault, the uneven bar and the balance beam. High School students, who have participated in the activities of the club for several years are Kristy Liscum, Lisa Stone and Kathy Sullivan. VINTER TRACK Row 1: D. Smith, T. Luce, B. Peters, Coach Mentyr. Row 2: S. teRiele, B. Davis, L. Burke. Row 3: H. Thorbahn, K. Stacy, B. Toomey, G. Brais, Coach Bolesh. The 1983 Winter Track team consisted of 13 members, which is an improvement from only 7 members in the previous year. Of the 13, six were 7th and 8th graders. The team is based not on gaining points, but, on reaching individual goals. The team will be losing two seniors, Lisa Burke and Bali Davis. I 1 91 I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Pres. Vicki O’Neill; V.P. Julie Stradling; Sec. Sandy Sheldon; Treas. Suzette Woodley. 'And they say that freshmen are strange!' 94 Row 1: Toni Todd, Mike Wentworth, Rob Warnock, Carol Zimmerman. Row 2: Greg Vincent, Karen Trombley, Jennifer Whitcomb, Cindy Wilson, Don Zulauf, Ray Waske. Row 3: Karen White, Lee Tupper, Jana VanBlair, Suzette Woodley, Tom White. 'They call me irresistible.” HOMEROOM 21 Row 1: April Barbour, Lisa Bates, Tony Cappone, Bob Buell, John Barr. Row 2: Sean Abbott, Tammy Burke, Lori Bennet, Mary Anne Beauvais, Diane Burnham. Row 3: Karen Blair, Calvin Bell, Todd Axtell, Greg Brais, Andy Bisselle, Scott Bommer, Keith Allen, Sherry Bush. Row 4: Annette Alkerton, Kathleen Christy, Michele Conklin, Joe Coffey, Tammy Bennidict. Row 5: Lael Bellamy. 96 Row 1: Cindy Dunn, Shelly Hammond, Betty Eastman. Row 2: Steve Gaffney, Chris Donnelly, Anne Marie Furgal, Donna Day, Scott Fox, Kathy Hissong. Row 3: Lisa Daniels, Randy Frank, Ron Curtis, Harold Giles, Amy Hennigan. Row 4: Hal Crimmal, Michelle Evans, Kim Dean, Marty Gates. What’s that thing hanging in my locker?” 22 I wonder if it’s Correlle?” HOMEROOM 97 HOMEROOM 25 M i«| Row 1: Patti LaRock, Celeste Jones, Stacy Labreck. Row 2: Alex Kitts, Lori Jaskowski, Shelly Jensen, Carollyn Hudson, Aimee LaValley, Patty Kenyon, Mike Kent! Row 3: Dan Liscum, Dave Hotzler, Dave Kennedy, Mike Jordan, Murray Lee, Robert Ladison, Eric Lawrence, Woody Longshore, Greg Ladison. 98 iMfj The new DeVinci at work . .. well maybe.” Well, Hello there. This is the only way I can take time to . .. Man, I must be hallucinating again.” 99 HOMEROOM 29 Row 1: Pat McCluskey, Richard Mock, Rich Nortel, Steve Mitchell, Lisa Martin. Row 2: Denise McDonald, Debbie McLean, Brenda Palmer, Mark Pollard, Dave Mact. Nils Peterson, Pat Manning, Lori Morrison, Denise Newman, Chuck Perry. Row 4: Greg Podgurski, Vicki O’Neill, Beth McDonald, D. J. Monette. What did you say to me?” If m2y2c2=l 2xy2z; then y equals .. .? 100 HOMEROOM 30 Row 1: Jim Race, Jon Schwartz, Steve Sweet, Julie Stradling, Richard Silver, Nathan Rhodee, Sarah Richardson, Vickie Simmons, Wayne Stowell, Bruce, Jim Thew. Row 2: Chris Stone, Shirley TiRiele, Jim Santimaw, Sandy Sheldon, Alan Ricalton. Which male centerfold should we use.” I just look like I work Hard.” All I need is the wine , candlelight and a few girls.” Mission Control 102 Dear Sweetcheeks . . . Girl’s Hockey? We never knew. Yes, I’m sitting on a tack.” And then, they went upstairs ... 103 Where art thou, Maid Marion?” MORNING B.O.C.E.S. Row 1: H. Helmer, M. Rycroft, R. Martin. Row 2: E. Delorme, R. Locke, M. Wilkinson, T. Burnham, P. McMartin. Row 3: S. Lawrence, R. Waske, D. Weaver, S. Aldous, A. Tupper. 104 105 I can’t hack these early morning shifts. X My Favorite Tear f = X r X s ■ x J v ) X 106 ■yen MUST HAVE SEEN 4 EEAETIEEE E ,4 E Y 109 President — Sandra Huntley, Sec. — Ellen Collins, Vice Pres. — Karen Butler, Treasurer Longshore Stubby doing what he does best! I am going to smack that bubble!” Brecky wants Me?” 110 Ill Keiieu 4bbott ,, 1Q a Jcott ArlaouA 112 Ck risty _yHxtell ulie Bokat J, awrence A meA William B eiio mm 113 114 f- atricia Carrot! flora C arr WicUte Ck adwich Karen $utler 115 CU, Aon Cjregorg C oir 116 £Uen CollinA Chad 2) a foe 2Cenneth Cutwa 2) avid ofoa oe jeffConUin 117 118 McL ar j jb ay Eetk 2) I ewan 119 Edward orme 120 121 l obin Mi anna Molly Mel aer Jeanne 122 T)am mif Jioule f- aul JJ-oward 2b avid JdeiAert WtcLJJML 123 124 Krid Jordan Katliu J(t y s enny ameA J earinq oCeeann _Knowft on 125 Wark J£a ue Stuart X awrence )hayne XaXi one m aryanne XaSi eye 126 2 ale oCayh i iee fyun oLewii 2 ean oCayk i oanne 127 128 ' Mn fyon 'Warden jo-Wnn one . 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I finally made it to the top! 151 SENIOR Best All-Around Seniors: Dan O’Connor, Sandra Huntley Class Clowns: Patty Abt.Jim Kearing Best Couple: Jeanne Hardt, Dale Layhee 152 Best Vocalists: Lori Majer, Dave Hessert SUPERLATIVES Most Likely to Succeed: Dan O'Connor, Nicole Thew Best Actor and Actress: Dave Hessert, Kelley Abbott Biggest Partiers: Mary Saber, Dave Shoulette Best Personality: Gretchen Wells, Mark Wolcott Biggest Brown-nosers: Cheryl Ostrander, Doug Chilson Most X-Rated: Leslie Wells, Tim Pope 153 1 SENIOR Biggest Heart Breakers: Debbie Gamer and Greg Coir Best Musicians: Chris Peckham and Maureen Smith Biggest Preps: Kirstin Linn and Raymond McKenna Best Dressed: Jeff Olvert and Mary Grisham Most Talkative: Diane Durocher, Mark LaRue Best Smile: Dawn Emhoff, Jimmy Shields 154 SUPERLATIVES Shyest: Cathy Whalen Best Dancers: Debbie Jensen, John Gonyea Best Class Spirit: David Weaver, Sandra Huntley Shyest: Stuart Lawrence Best Looking: Roger Fadden, Michelle Chadwick Best Artists: Jeff Conklin, Patty Abt 155 T 156 r You Got the Cutest Little Baby Face” Page 108 s 1. Barb Stradling 2. Greg Firman 3- Lori Majer 4. Dean Layhee Dale Layhee 5. Maureen Smith 6. David Moyer 7. Debbie Jensen 8. Guillermo Sol 9 Kelley Abbott 10. Jim Shields 11. Dana Todd 12. Bill Ellis I 13- Anne Taylor Beth Dewan 14. Paul Howard 15. Cheryl Ostrander 16. Rick Martin 17. Sandra Huntley 18. Greg Findley 19. Nicole Thew 20. Renee Potter 21. Lisa Brown 22. Gretchen Wells 23. Doug Chilson 24. Betty McAdoo 25. Chris Peckham Page 109 1. Jeanne Hardt 2. Ken Cutway 3. Kelly Longshore Yvonne McIntosh 4. Robert Goetze 5. Stephanie Denney 6. Mary Smith 7. Diane Durocher 8. Wendy Rood 9- LeeAnne Knowlton 10. Kirstin Linn 11. Patty Carroll 12. Ellen Smith 13- Patty Abt 14. Dawn Emhoff 15. Debbie Garner Hillary Elmer 16. Julie Bokat 17. Debbie Ormsbee 18. Bali Davis 19- Dawn Stout 20. Elaine Sibbits 21. Mary Wilkinson 22. Robin Hanna 23. Jackie Ritz 24. David Weaver 25. 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ROBERT BOKAT Congratulation Graduates, From Your Friends and Teachers at Banford Elementary: Ann Crimmel Eileen Elmer Marlene Valade Mrs. Bonnie Grisham Mary vonSchiller Mrs. Nancy Hoffmann Michael Secone Mrs. Doreen LaVine Jim Akins Mrs. Dorothy Sharrow Chuck Bolesh Mrs. Donna Doig Miles LaChance Mrs. Jeanne Carroll Skip Hobbs Mrs. Carolyn Nomteith Marcia Wing Miss Fredi Free Shirley Wells Mrs. Kathy Curro Alma Garner Oke road stretches as far in front sds it does behind lAJe Say yood-hye and move on (But never foryet, 3n th eSe last few days Our faces mirror the memories jds we reminisce about the past dnd dream about the future. J SJ j 4 168 69 ■ i The Vtrden Portrait It’s What You Want It To Be. The Varden Portrait is a timeless commemorative of your graduation. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t settle for less. 172 Abbott, Kelley — 82, 84, 89, 112, 108, 63 Abbott, Sean — 73, 59, 89, 64,101, 69 Abt, Patricia — 53,63, 78, 109, 111, 112 Aldous, Scott — 104 Aldous, Steve — 34 Aldous, Tim — 34 Alexis, Lynn — 34, 68 Alisankus, Meri — 81, 42 Alkerton, Annette — 96 Allen, April — 29 Allen, David — 112 Allen, Keith — 50, 96, 103 Ames, Cathy — 42 Ames, Larry — 113 Anson, James — 42, 79 Anson, L. — 34, 79 Audet, Mr. — 56 Audet, Mrs. — 56 Axtell, Christy — 113 Axtell, Todd — 57, 64, 96 Ayers, Roxanne — 42 Barber, April — 96 Barber, Thomas — 34 Barr, Brian — 42, 56, 83 Barr, John — 50, 73, 96 Bartalo, John — 42, 72 Bascom, Carrie — 34 Bates, Lisa — 80, 82, 96 Beaudin, Kelly — 42 Bearuvais, Joe — 79 Beauvais, Maryann — 96, 87, 90 Beauvais, Marybeth — 42, 62, 81, 82, 87 Bell, Calvin — 96 Bell, Denyea — 42, 86 Bellamy, Lael — 52, 78, 79, 96 Bellinger, Kathy — 34 Benedict, Tammy — 61,62, 96 Bennett, Lori — 59, 69, 78, 81, 82, 84, 88,96 Besio, Billy —57, 65,113 Bessett, Gerald — 34, 58 Bessette, Warren — 42, 56, 80 Bisselle, Andy — 59, 69, 64, 86, 89, 96 Blackburn, E. — 79 Blair, Karen — 79, 96 Blanchard, Thomas — 42, 58, 68 Bokat, Julie — 53, 78,109, 113 Bokat, Tanya — 42, 52, 60, 88 Bommer, Eric — 34, 73 Bommer, Scott — 59, 73, 83, 89, 96, 103 Boprey, Sheila — 78,114 Brady, Leo — 72 Brais, Greg — 91, 96 Brandt, Eleanor — 42, 82 Briggs, Dawn — 34, 79 Bright, Jon — 42 Brockway, Andy — 42, 43, 50, 56, 68 Bronchetti, Lisa — 34,66, 86, 90 Bronchetti, Lori — 42, 82, 68, 88 Brossoit, Michael — 34, 74 Brown, Lisa — 82,108,114 Budd, Mike — 34, 58 Budelmann, Mike — 34, 57 Budelmann, Scott — 42, 58, 81 Buell, Robert — 57, 64, 96 Bullock, Glenn — 56 Bullock, Jeff—42 Burke, Lisa — 61, 62, 67, 78, 91,114 Burke, Tammy — 96 Burnham, Diane — 96 Brunham, Jim — 42, 58, 64, 68 Brunham, Ted — 34 Burnham, Tina — 104,114 Bush, Sherry — 96 Butler, Karen — 53, 61,110, 115 Butler, Larry — 75 Butler, Pat — 34, 54, 56, 75, 79 Capone, Tony — 81, 82, 96 Carey, Chris — 57 Carlisle, Chris — 54, 66 Carr, Nora — 79, 78, 88, 115 Carroll, Patty — 59,109,115 Caryl, Christina — 42 Casey, Cheryl — 42, 88 Caswell, Jerry — 42, 72 Caswell, Lisa — 34 Catlin, Joe — 34, 89 Chadwick, Michelle — 115 Chapin, Beverly — 42, 63, 81 Chilson, Doug — 78, 82, 84, 83, 89, 108,116 Christy, Kathleen — 52, 81, 96 Cloce, Jennifer — 43,62, 66 Coffey, Alice — 39 Coffey, Joe — 75, 96 Coffey, Paul — 34, 56, 74 Coir, Greg — 59, 73, 116 Collins, Becky — 35 Collins, David — 35, 82 Collins, Ellen — 110,116,157 Collins, Leann — 82,100 Collins, Lisa — 116 Conklin, Jeff— 57,117 Conklin, Michele — 96 Connors, Tessa — 35, 80, 82 Cota, Arnold — 35 Cota, Michael — 43 Crandall, Alan — 35, 79 Crimmel, Catherine — 35, 60 Crimmel, Hal — 59, 73, 89, 97 Crowell, Tom — 35 Cunningham, Carla — 43 Curry, Mike — 35, 58 Curtis, Ronald — 97,101 Cutway, Ken — 54, 57, 65,109,117 Dafoe, Chad — 51,117 Dafoe, Chris — 100,109 Dafoe, David — 79,89, 117 Dalton, Jenny — 78, 118 Dalton, Julie —118 Danehy, Cathy — 118 Danehy, Paul — 43, 56, 68 Daniels, Lisa — 40, 66, 97 Daniels, Verna — 30,40, 63 Dart, Julie — 43,63 Datush, David — 35, 72 Davis, Bali — 62, 63, 86, 91,109,118 Dawson, Debbie — 43,66 K Day, Donna — 52, 67, 78, 79, 97, 119, 156 Day, Richard — 119 Dean, Eddie — 35, 58, 82 Dean, Kim — 61, 97 Dean, Robert — 44, 58 Dee, Chick A. — 163 DeGennaro, Ray — 43, 58, 74 DeLorme, Ed — 104,119 Delorme, Michelle — 35 Denney, Stephanie — 80, 81, 82, 84, 109,156 Dennis, Bill — 56 Dewan, Beth — 80, 81, 82, 84,108, 119 Donnelly, Bruce — 75 Donnelly, Christine — 80, 82, 84, 86, 97,103 Donnelly, Colleen — 43, 82, 86 Donnelly, Jim — 35, 56 Downing, Pat — 75,146, 156 Drew, Tim — 35, 58 Dunn, Cindi — 79, 97 Durham, Chris — 147 Durham, Daniel — 147 Durocher, Diane — 61, 78, 109,148 Durocher, John — 43, 50, 58, 68 Dusharm, Doug — 43, 58, 68, 80, 82 Duskas, Bill — 34, 35, 55, 58, 72 Eastman, Elizabeth — 80,97 Elliot, M. — 56 Elliott, Steven — 43, 79 Ellis, Bill — 108,147 Ellis, Debbie — 35, 86 Ellison, Wayne — 56, 73 Elmer, Allison — 35, 37 Elmer, Hillary — 109,149 Emhoff, Dawn — 109,146 Evans, Michelle — 52,61, 97 Fadden, Roger — 54, 59, 111, 146 Faucher, Keri — 35 Fauchier, A. — 82 Fielding, Kelly — 35 Fifield, Charles — 51, 69,149 Findley, Greg — 108,131 Findley, Julibth — 43, 80, 81, 82 Firman, Greg — 57, 64,108,120 Flagg, James — 43, 55, 56, 72 Flanagan, Dawn — 35 Fletcher, Steven — 43, 72 Foote, Dale — 79 Fox, Brian — 35 Fox, Scott — 59, 79, 97 Frank, Randy — 51, 59, 97 Friot, Tony — 43 Furgal, Anne-Marie — 53,61, 86, 97 Furgal, Karen — 52, 35, 60, 82, 86 Gaffney, Steve — 54, 83, 89, 97 Garner, Deborah — 78,63, 80, 81, 83, 84, 111, 109,120 Garnsey, John — 43 Gates, Cindy — 43, 79 Gates, Marty — 97 Goetze, Robert — 109,120 Gibbs, Lisa — 79,120 Gibson, Peter — 43, 68, 64, 80, 92 Giles, Harold — 44, 79, 97 Glasgow, MaryEllen — 36, 66, 86 Glidden, Susan — 34, 36, 80, 82 Glover, Manson — 36 Gonyea, John — 57, 69, 86, 83,121 Gotham, Rusty — 36 Graves, Michele — 36 Gray, Karen — 80, 121 Grisham, Jennifer — 31, 66 Grisham, Mary — 121 Guarino, Joseph— 121 Guccione, Lisa — 43, 58, 83, 86, 88 Guyett, Mitchell — 122 Hall, Jean — 43, 82 Hall, Steve — 36, 79 Hamilton, David — 79 Hammond, Brian — 43, 74 Hammond, Shelly — 67, 78, 97 Hanna, Robin — 109,122 Hardt, Jeanne — 109, 122, 156 Hayes, Elma — 108 Hayes, Robert — 59 Hedger, Holly — 122 Helmar, Harrison — 104 Hessert, David — 81, 83, 84, 123 Hill, Sue — 35, 36, 60, 68 Hills, Mike — 55, 69, 123 Hissong, Katherine — 59, 69, 80, 86, 97 Hitchman, Peter — 44, 90 Homberg, Inger — 82 Holmberg, Renee — 43, 68, 81 Holmes, Dan — 79 Hotzler, David — 57, 64, 81, 98 Houle, Tammy — 123 House, Debbie — 31,63, 66 Howard, Kelly — 44, 57, 59, 82, 88 Howard, Paul — 57, 78, 86, 108, 123, 156 Hudson, Carollyn — 69, 78, 81, 86,98 Hunt, Steve — 59, 73, 124 Huntley, Sandy — 78, 86, 108, 110,124 Jaskowski, Lori — 59, 78, 80, 86, 98 Jaskowski, Mark — 44 Jennings, Bob 36 Jensen, Deborah — 69, 78, 89, 108,124 Jensen, Shelley —- 86, 98 Johnson, Molly — 124 Jones, Celeste — 80, 82, 98 Jones, Eran — 52, 82, 91 Jordan, Kris — 59, 69, 124 Jordan, Mike — 50, 57, 98 Katz, Don — 44, 80, 81 Keating, James — 64,125 Keller, Sean — 42, 44, 50, 58, 73 Kennedy, Dave — 50, 78, 98 Kenny, Amy — 44, 59, 65, 80, 82 Kenny, Kathy — 125 Kenny, Michael — 98 Kenyon, Patty — 67, 78, 82, 98,103 Kenyon, Shelly — 44, 60, 82 Kepes, Andy — 44, 68 Kitts, Alex — 79, 98 Knowlton, Lee-Ann — 109,125 LaBreck, Stacy — 67, 78, 98 Laddison, Greg — 98,103 Ladison, Kevin — 36 Laddison, Mark — 36, 37, 72, 86 Laddison, Robert — 98 LaLone, Shayne — 126 LaPierr, Andrea — 44, 82, 88 LaPlantney, Dave — 44, 50, 56 LaPree, Chuck — 44, 50, 68, 80, 81 LaRock, Patti — 81, 98 LaRue, Joe — 36 LaRue, Mark — 126 LaSiege, Maty Ann — 126 LaValley, Aimee — 52, 63, 98,101 Law, Sue — 36, 37, 60, 62 Law, Tina — 43, 44, 52, 61 Lawrence, Eric — 59, 73, 98 Lawrence, Stuart — 57, 75, 104,126 Layhee, Dale — 59, 69, 108,127 Layhee, Dean — 108, 127 Lee, Doug — 36 Lee, Murray — 64, 98 Leonard, Gordon — 44, 54, 57, 69 Leonard, Julie — 66 Lewis, Jan — 127,156 Lindgren, Mike — 36, 58, 68, 80 Linn, Kirstin — 69, 82, 109, 128 Liscum, Dan — 98 Liscum, Evan — 68 Liscum, Kristen — 36,68, 82, 91 Locey, Ronald — 41, 63 Locke, Robert — 104 Locy, Paul — 41,63 Longshore, Billy — 44, 54, 58, 74, 79 Longshore, Kelly — 69,109, 110,128 Longshore, Woodie — 54,98 Lumbard, Sue — 36 Lynch, Joanne — 127 Lyon, Mark — 36, 58 MacDonald, Doug — 43 Mace, Dave — 55, 57, 69, 100 Mace, Scott — 44, 55, 56 Mager, Andy — 59, 78, 128 Majer, Lori — 80, 82, 84,108,128 Majer, Mary — 30, 33, 44 Makosky, Helen — 37, 66 Malbone, Jo-Ann — 81, 89, 129,156 Manning, Patrick — 50, 57, 75, 100 Marden, Jon — 59, 64, 73,129 Marden, Kerri — 44 Martin, Lisa — 100 Martin, Richard — 75, 104, 108, 129, 148 Martin, Robin — 44 Martin, Tori — 37, 60, 68, 82, 86 Matannis, Bill — 37, 56, 75 Mathews, Amber — 44, 86 Mathews, Colleen — 130 Mathews, Michele — 44 Mathews, Randy — 79 Matteson, Howard — 44, 58, 64, 68, 86 Matthews, Dale — 37 Matthews, Kathy — 129 Matthews, Tammy — 44, 80 Mattice, Angela — 37 Maxson, Jeff— 57,64, 69, 83,130 McAdoo, Betty — 57, 79, 80, 82, 86, 108,130 McClean, Debbie — 79 McCarthy, Crystal — 43, 50 McCluskey, Pat — 59, 64,100 McCollion, Brian — 37 McConnel, Kathy — 43,64, 65 McDonald, Beth — 61,62, 100 McDonald, Cindy — 130 McDonald, Denise — 100 McLadden, Kelley — 131 McGregor, Keith — 44, 56 McIntosh, Yvonne — 69,109, 131 McKenna, Ray — 59,62, 111, 131 McKeoun, Steve — 37 McManus, Carrie — 109 McMartin, Penny — 104,132 McMartin, Tammy — 37 Merrill, Pete — 37, 58, 72 Metcalf, Cara — 45, 59, 68, 88 Middlemiss, Robin — 132 Miller, Julie — 45,66 Miller, Roger — 37, 74 Mills, Dan — 45, 80, 81, 82 Mitchell, Graig — 43 Mithchell, Stephen — 79,100 Mitchell, Stewart — 37, 58, 72 Mock, Richard — 50, 57, 100 Monette, Darrell — 59, 73,100 Monette, Mike — 45 Morrison, Lori — 79, 87, 88,100 Mortet, Nancy — 45, 62, 80, 81 Morter, Sharon — 80, 81, 83,132 Mouthorp, Rory — 37, 74, 79 Mouthorp, Thomas — 45, 74, 79 Moyer, Dan — 37 Moyer, David — 79, 89, 83,108,133, 147 Murdock, Kelly — 45 Myers, Ken 133 Nautel, Richard — 43,61, 75 Newcombe, Rick — 43 Newman, Denise —• 81, 82, 83,100 Noble, Bryan — 37, 79 Noble, Kelly — 66 Noble, Sue —133 Nortel, Rich — 100 Northrop, Andy — 45, 58, 64, 72 O’Connor, Daniel — 51, 57, 89, 111, 131 O'Donnell, David — 45 O'Neill, Vicki — 52,61, 78, 86, 94,100 Olinger, George — 37, 79 Olvertjeff —. 51, 59, 73, 111, 134 Ormsbee, Debbie — 134,109 Ostrander, Cheryl — 79,108, 134,156 Ouderkirk, Peter—134 Palmer, Brenda — 90, 100 Palmer, Lynn — 37, 50, 58, 68 Parker, Christian — 37, 58 Patience, Edith — 45 Patraw, Michelle — 45, 82 Paterson, Lisa — 37, 68 Peckham, Chris — 78, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84,108, 111, 135 Peebles, Jeff— 37, 58 Perry, Amy — 37 Parry, Charles — 100 Perry, Mike — 45, 56, 81, 83 Perry, Randy — 45, 79 Perry, Richard — 33, 45, 52, 54, 58, 72 Peters, Carol — 45, 60 Peters, Linda — 53,61, 135, 156 Peters, Ray — 135 Peterson, Nils — 100 Pharoah, Michelle — 37,66 Planty, Charleen — 135 Podgurski, Chris — 37, 80 Podgurski, Greg — 79, 80, 100 Pollard, Mark — 89, 100, 103 Poor, Kevin — 37, 56 Pope, Tim — 57, 64, 69, 136 Post, Jennifer — 45, 59 Post, Jocelyn — 78,136 Potter, Renee — 53, 79, 80, 82, 86, 108, 136 Powers, Amy — 45, 80 Priolo, Mary — 53,61, 86, 88, 97 Priolo, Philip — 45, 50, 58, 72 Quaife, David — 72 Rabideau, Cindy — 45, 53, 61 Rabideau, Jon — 50 Race, Allen — 38, 45 Race, Jim —101 Race, Scott — 34 Regan, Cheryl — 38, 66 Renaud, Eric — 136 Rexford, Lee — 45, 54, 74, 79 Ricalton, Alan —101 Ricalton, Lisa — 45, 80 Richardson, Lori — 38, 52, 60, 82 Richardson, Sara — 61, 62, 101 Riley, Robin — 34, 45, 66, 64 Ringo, Tim — 38 Ritz, Jackie — 109,137 Robarge, Jackie — 42, 45, 59, 82 Robinson, Randy — 46 Rodee, Elliot — 38, 72 Rodee, Nathan — 75,101 Rood, Wendy — 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 109,137 Rose, Karen — 38, 86 Rosenbarker, Dawn — 79,137 Rosenberg, Sandy — 44, 51, 93 Rowen, Kevin — 34 Ruddy, Pat — 34, 52, 54, 72 Ruitberg, Julie — 46, 52, 58, 80, 83, 86, 88 Russell, Phil — 38 Rutherford, Carol — 34 Rutherford, Sue — 34,93 Rycroft, Marc — 104,137 Saber, Mary — 138,156 Saber, Patty — 46 Salmon, David — 46 Salmon, Wndy — 52, 86 Saltrelli, Mark — 46, 58, 64, 68, 86 Santamoor, Greg — 138 Santamoor, Tom — 46, 56, 82 Santimaw, James — 101 Santora, Jason — 38 Saucier, Frank — 46 Sayer, Jim — 86,138 Schwartz, Jon — 64, 69, 78, 101 Segalla, David — 38, 68, 72 Sergi, Frank — 46 Sergi, Lisa — 46 Sergi, Patsi — 138 Shadow, Randy — 139 Sharrow, David — 38, 81 Sheldon, Amelia — 46, 82 Sheldon, Earl — 46 Sheldon, Sandy — 52,61, 78, 94,101 Shelmidine, Nancy — 38 Sheridan, Rob — 44, 64 Shields, James — 64, 86, 89, 108,139 Shields, Kelly — 42, 46, 60, 62, 80, 82 Shields, Richard — 79, 87,139 Shorette, Howard — 34 Shorette, Kelly — 38 Shoulette, David — 73,139, 156 Shouldtte, Dee — 38, 66 Sibbitts, Elaine — 79, 82,109, 140 Silver, Richard — 75,101 Simmons, Vickie — 101 Simpson, Mark — 38, 68 Simpson, Pete — 45, 55, 68, 86 Sighn, Harpal — 46, 58 Singh, Shalili — 38, 58, 80 Smiligin, Jenn — 38, 52, 37, 60 Smith, Clifford — 46 Smith, Elizabeth — 60, 46 Smith, Ellen — 57,65, 78,109,140 Smith, Jim — 44, 55 Smith, Mary — 81, 82, 89, 88,109,148, 156 Smith, Maureen — 80-82, 88,108,104 Smith, Paula — 39, 80 Sol, Guillermao — 86, 88, 108 Speer, Bruce —101 Speer, David — 39 Speer, Scott — 75,140 Sprague, Russell — 46 St. Louis, Dave — 58 Stacy, Kim — 46, 62, 63, 83, 89, 91 Stafford, Tom — 44, 63 Staples, Lori — 39, 81 Stickler, Karen — 46, 52, 82, 87 Stiles, Brent — 141 Stiles, Todd — 79 Stone, Bill —51, 59, 73, 141 Stone, Chris — 55, 59,101 Stone — 59, 64 Stone, Lisa — 39,60, 91 Stout, Dawn — 61, 82, 86, 89,109,141 Stowell, Wayn — 57,101 Stradling, Barb — 62, 78, 80, 88, 78, 89, 108,141 Stradling, Julie — 62, 78, 80, 83,94, 101 Strickland, Peter — 84 Stuba, Beth — 39, 60, 62 Stuba, Holly — 47 Sugama, Miwa — 63,67, 78, 79, 88 Sullivan, Kathy — 47,60, 91 Supernault, Linda — 47, 83, 88 Sutton, Cheryl — 39, 86 Sutton, John — 51, 57, 75,142 Sweet, Melissa — 39 Sweet, Steve — 57, 69, 100 Taylor, Anne — 53, 78, 80, 82,108,142 Taylor, Glenn — 79, 142 teRiele, Shirley — 62, 86, 91,101 Theobold, Carol — 47, 52 Thew, James — 59,101 Thew, Nicole — 53, 69, 78, 88, 80, 82, 84, 89,108, 142 Thompson, Steve — 47 Thompson, Sue — 62 Thorbahn, Diane — 47, 60, 68 Thorbahn, Heidi — 66, 91 Thorbahn, Stephanie — 143 Todd, Carl — 56 Todd, Dana — 108,143,156 Todd, Gary — 45, 85 Todd, Lisa — 39 Todd, Mickey — 47, 50, 56 Todd, Toni — 52, 86, 79, 95 Toomey, Bobby — 47, 50, 56, 91 Trombley, Karen — 67, 78, 79, 88, 95 Trombley, Sally — 39, 60, 82 Tupper, Allen— 143 TupPer, Lee — 86, 95 Tupper, Tammy — 45, 50 Tuthill, Date — 39 VanBlair, Jana — 59, 78, 82, 88,95 Vincent, Greg — 95 Vrooman, Eric — 39, 58, 80 Warner, Mike — 39 Warnock, Debbie — 39, 86 Warnock, Robby — 75, 95 Waske, Ray — 95,104 Weaver, David — 104,109,144 Weeks, Don — 57,64, 69,144 Wells, Gretchen — 53, 63, 78,108,144 Wells, Leslie — 63,144 Wentworth, Michael — 50, 69, 95, 103 Whalen, Cathy — 78, 89,145 Whitcomb, Jennifer — 52,67, 78, 87, 95 White, Donald — 51, 57, 69,109,149 White, Karen — 67, 78, 95, 82, 80 White, Suzanne — 47,62, 82 White, Tom — 55, 73 Whitehill, Aimee — 47, 60 Wilkinson, Mary — 104,109,145 Williams, Sheli — 47 Wilson, Cindi — 88,95 Wilson, Don — 47, 79 Wilson, Sue — 79,145 Wing, Jeanne — 90 Witherhead, David — 145 Witherhead, Elizabeth — 47 Wolcott, Mark — 51, 57, 69, 111, 146 Wood, Angela — 39, 86 Woodley, Rebecca — 42, 46, 47, 60, 88 Woodley, Carl — 45 Wooeldy, Suzette — 52, 61, 94, 95 Young, Lee — 47 Zimmer, Mike — 39, 56, 72 Zimmerman, Carol — 79, 95 Zimmerman, Sharon — 60, 47 Zimmerman, Susan — 46, 47, 62 Zulauf, Chris — 39,60, 82 Aulauf, Don — 95 175