Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1963 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS TEACHERS 2 DEDICATION 7 SENIORS S ILHAN 15 HALL OF FAME IS PROPHECY 19 WILL 20 HIGH SCHOOL 22 GRADES 26 ACTIVITIES 34 SPORTS 42 Secretary: MISS RUSHLO Principal: MR. MAYER THE BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Herbert Hale, Lloyd Austin, Dr. Dodds, Stanley Given, Earl Lumley, Virginia Cassidy FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. LaRock. SECOND ROW: Mrs. McFerran, Mrs. Rotundo, Mrs. Hurley, Mrs. Barraford, Mr. Crocka. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Holmes, Mr. Smith, Mr. Bachner, Mrs. Dow, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs, Fuller, Mr. Reed. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wagner, Mr. Alversen, Mrs. Rathbun, Mrs. Pratt, Miss Kohler, Mrs. Tait, Mrs. Hart. 4 MR. MORSE Guidance MR. GRANT Guidance MR. IVERSEN Guidance MRS. DOTY Music MR. LAURIN Driver's Education MRS. HUIATT Dentist? LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Brown, D. Brown, C, Hurley, O. Whitford. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Barker, A. Barker, V. French, H. Boulet, and C. Pratt. 6 DEDICATION Mrs. Pratt, our Commercial teacher for the past eight years was born in Auburn, New York. She attended St. Aloysius Parochial School, then a county school in Fleming and later completed her high school education in Union Springs Central School. She received her B.S. Degree in Commercial subjects at Rider College in Trenton, New Jersey. She later did graduate work at Syracuse University and St. Lawrence University. She began teaching at Edwards Central School in 1948. In 1952 she went to Russell where she taught for two years. In 1955 she returned to Edwards Central School where she is still teaching today. For your services in teaching, also your willingness to help your students and your unending patience, we the class of 1963 sincerely dedicate to you, Mrs. Faye Pratt, our yearbook. Kay Webb ILHAN UGUREL A man he is of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. KATHRYN CLELAND (KATHY) FAY BRIDGELAND God put in man thought, humor and friendliness. SALLY WASHBURN A fickle and changeable thing is a woman ever. A woman's guess is much more accurate than a man's certainty. MARY CLINTSMAN FRANK BOYD The pleasure of talking is the un ex- tinguishable passion of women. PHILLIP SOPER A man who blushes is never a beast. m MARILYN SLOAN Deeds not words. Life is one long process of getting tired. SHARON SOPER JOHN SKELDON Love is love for evermore. I hate scarce smiles; I love laughing. SALLY SCHRYER 11 My true love hath my heart, and I have hers. I never like being hit without striking back. KAY WEBB I want what I want when I want it!! !! LOWELL BROWN Level headed, has a flat head. BARBARA BROWN A confused mass of muscle. A likeable miss with a friendly smile. 12 DOREEN BISHOP A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. JOHN WEBB He is of a calm and happy nature. GERALD (JERRY) BARKER A little rebellion now and then. BONNIE WARD Silence, more musical than any song. CARL RANDALL (RANDY) PATRICIA LUMLEY (PAT) It would talk, Lord; how it talked. If study were the only cause of death, I’d live forever. DOUGLAS JONES (DOUG) Kisses you quick and flies away. MRS. ALTHEA HOMLES, ADVISOR 14 WHO AM I? ZIYA ILHAN UGUREL (SMILEY) My story stated on June 11, 1944 as I was born to the Ugurel family as their first child. My parents wanted people to call me Ilhan to which my grandparents wanted the name Ziya. So I became Ziya Ilhan Ugurel. My father was a grocer then and my mother a primary school teacher who has start a career in a nearby village. By the time she was appointed to a larger town I was five and had a small brother whom we lost the same year. When it was time for me to start school my mother was in her seventh year of village teaching and I started my educa- tion in a typical village school. There came a new brother for me. I was doing very well in school and I seemed to like this new and interesting world of knowledge better than sitting a- round the house and playing. Our hometown Konya, is the steppe country on the Anatolian Plateau, where all the Ugurels were born and Lived. I graduated from the five-year primary school there and started Junior High School. Although the subjects were much harder I was very much interested in all of them especially the sciences and English which I found worth learning. Every single one of my report cards were full of remarkable results which drove me into the last stage in secondary education, the senior high. There three years passed like nothing and by the end of June 1962 I stood on the highest spot in Konya with a High School diploma in my one hand and an announcement letter from the American Field Service in the other, plunged into a mixed feeling of extreme happiness, hard-to explain sorrow and intox- icating excitement together with a little fear. There I stood at the end of an eleven-year hardwork marathon thinking about my coming year in Edwards, in a town in New York which I couldn’t find on the map, and years which will follow it. That was the first time I felt that I was completely responsible for myself. The events followed each other after that and brought me to the present time, I know that the day I left Turkey was left months behind but I feel as if it was yesterday or the day before. Konya today is the seventh largest city in Turkey with a population of 150, 000. It is a very old city and goes back to the period of Romans when it used to be called Ikoniam. Ziya Ilhan Ugurel (Smiley) After the SeLjuk civilization came to the Anatolia, Konya became the capital of the Empire The famous Aladdin who was the subject to the long-told tale was a Seljuk Sultan and ruins of his palace is in Konya. In addition to these there are a lot of historical remains from the Seljuks which attracts thousands of tourists to Konya every year. Today's Konya is in the process of modernization and expansion. She is proud of being the wheat bowl of Turkey having one-third of the total population. After the graduation in Edwards my year in this friendly town of friendly people will come to an end. After a 3-week to one month bus-tour around the country I will head towards Turkey and I hope to be with my family in the last days of next July. I must say that this year of mine in Edwards will be of great benefit to me for several reasons. First of all I will be knowing a lot of things about this country which aren't in the textbooks and especially I will be getting to know the people who make up this great land. Also I will have a lot of practice with my English which undeniably will prove essential in my further studies. Also thanks to this one-year visit of mine for a lot of new experiences in many things. Yes, I feel that I miss the bicycle rides we used to take in the country side, our vine- yard and fruit garden in which I used to have a lot of fun, my friends whom I can't forget and my town and people whom I knew and understood, but I am still happy because here the people around me have understood me; my classmates did their best to make me feel at home; I have a wonderful family who are as dear to me as my own, and my teachers were more than kind tome. I think this two-sided understanding and love is the key to International Peace and Friendship. I can't help praising the American people in this respect because of what they've done and are doing all over the world. The Turkish nation has a great respect for the people of this country and we all believe that unless an understanding and respect for humanity exists among the people on this earth every hope for a long term peace won't have the slighest effect. I have hoped and prayed for this. This is a story on our foreign exchange student from Turkey. We are all very thankful that for the first time this year, Edwards Central School could have the pleasure of being host to one. OUR SINCERE WELCOME, Ilhan, from all the students at Edwards Central School and the people of the Town. Best Wishes Always. Kay Webb Sally Schryer Lowell Brown Kathy Cleland John Webb Bonnie Ward Sally Washburn 17 HALL OF FAME Ilhan Ugurel BEST LOOKING Doreen Bishop Ilhan Ugurel MOST STUDIOUS Kathryn Cleland Carl Randall BIGGEST WOLF Kay Webb Ilhan Ugurel BEST DRESSED Sally Schryer John Webb CLASS BABY Kay Webb Carl Randall MOST ATHLETIC Doreen Bishop Franklin Boyd MOST TALKATIVE Kay Webb Lowell Brown MOST CHANGEABLE Earlene Washburn Phillip Soper BEST MUSICIAN Kathryn Cleland Carl Randall BIGGEST LOAFER Patricia Lumley Ilhan Ugurel MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kathryn Cleland Fay Bridgeland TEACHER'S PET Kay Webb Ilhan Ugurel MOST POLITE Kathryn Cleland Ilhan Ugurel MOST QUIET Barbara Brown Carl Randall MOST TARDY Patricia Lumley John Jones MOST ROMANTIC Sharon Soper Cecil Brown BIGGEST PEST Kay Webb Carl Randall WITTIEST Earlene Washburn Ilhan Ugurel MOST RELIABLE Kathryn Cleland CLASS PROPHECY We have been asked many times what has become of the class of '63. Although ten years have passed we were able to trace them and will tell you what we have found. RANDY RANDALL is now joint owner of Ferry's store and is a very prosperous business man. Who's his partner? Why, Joan of course! KATHY CLELAND has just written a new book How to Get Your Man”. Does it work Kathy? FAYE BRIDGELAND is now an English teacher at E.C.S. and is teaching our students a way out language. BARBARA BROWN is still waiting for Fred to pop the question. Will he? Will she? JOHN WEBB is still looking for the can of elbow-grease in Mr. Reed's closet. Any clues, John? SHARON SOPER has just returned from Reno, Nevada with her 6th. divorce decree. Her policy is still love'em and leave’em. KAY WEBB is now married to Roger Fisk and has a lot of little Fisks running around. BONNIE WARD has used her IBM training to find the shortest route to Harrisville. LOWELL BROWN has traded his truck for a 1973 Spaceship and now instead of hot-rodding in Edwards, he does it in outer-space. FRANK BOYD is operating his own still. Is it cheaper, Frank? SALLY SCHRYER is now a secretary for General Motors and finds the bosses lap very soft. MARY CLINTSMAN is the Dietician at E. C. S. The menu for this year is pizza and pop. CECIL BROWN has taken his father's place in driving one of the school buses. He's an even worse driver than his father was! GERALD BARKER is making the service his career. He just can't seem to get off K. P. JOHN JONES is in Air Force and is flying high but only in one direction-toward Patty. PHILLIP SOPER and all the little red-headed Sopers have replaced the Lennon Sisters on the Lawrence Welk show as a family guitar team. ILHAN UGUREL recently visited Edwards and returned several girls who had insisted on going to Turkey when he left. SALLY WASHBURN still spends most of her summer on Rock Island, but not alone. Dont get burned, Sally! DOREEN BISHOP has finally learned to play the guitar and has started her own band. They are called The Bopping Bishops”. JOHN SKELDON has just completed State Trooper training. He's finally decided if you can't lick them, join them. PAT LUMLEY is a famous gym teacher and has just completed a world tour demonstrating a double twist somersault. MARILYN SLOAN has finally settled down on a large ranch. She now has a herd of twelve little Mackims. CLASS WILL” We the class of 1963, with our generous and overflowing hearts leave the following to our up coming classmates. I FAY BRIDGELAND, leave a certain rock outside of Edwards to someone with a bull- dozer. I KATHY CLELAND, leave my shoe collection to Charlotte Evans and Carol Randall. Too bad their feet are smaller. I JOHN JONES, leave my ability to get out of Mrs. Holmes study hall to some deserv- ing soul. I KAY WEBB, leave my hot rod techiques to the next expert driver. Heaven only knows they'll need it! I, FRANK BOYD, leave to an energetic studious student a quiet sutdy hall 8th period, with no one other than Mrs. Tait. I BARBARA BROWN, leave my quiet ways to Beatrice Bressette. God only knows that she needs it. I, JOHN WEBB, leave to Mr. Reed a new can of elbow grease for the shop. I, PATTIE LUMLEY, leave my great supply of ace-bandages to any up and coming clumsy fool, also I leave my ability to Betty Hurley to break up all study hall's with laughter. I, JOHN SKELDON, leave my ability to bend fence posts to Stanley Harris. Take it easy Stan. I, MARY CLINTSMAN, leave to Bob Bachner, a stick of gum to keep his mouth going. I, CARL RANDALL leave my position of God's gift to women to Bob Watson and to Joan Ferry, I leave all my love. I, MARILYN SLOAN, leave to Glenn Goodale, my position on the cheering squad. Good Luck, Glenn. I, DOUG JONES, leave my method for squeezing out an extra point in J. D. W. 's History class to Gary Woods. I, SHARON SOPER, leave all my boyfirend problems to Barbara Cameron. Here's hoping you’re luckier than I was. I, GERALD BARKER, leave my ability to see something good in all blondes to Ronnie Peck. I, BONNIE WARD, leave some of my quiet ways to Brenda Pascoe. I, PHIL SOPER, leave my profession in guitar playing to Roger Noble. You need it Roger. I, DOREEN BISHOP, leave transportation for Karen Allen to get to go to those square dances that I never went to. I, CECIL BROWN, leave to Willie Watson my height so he can dunk the ball. I, SALLY SCHRYER, leave my ability to bowl a great game to Rodie Jones. Heavenknows he needs it. Come on Rodie bowl a perfect game for everyone knows I'm perfect. I, ILHAN UGUREL, leave my unique ability in basketball to someone who needs it. I, SALLY WASHBURN, leave Brenda Todd (Mouse) 6 of my height. This makes us each about 5’ tall. Who says we can't see eye to eye? I, LOWELL BROWN, leave all my girlfriends, except Margie French, to Bill Schryer and to Margie, I leave all my undevoted love. TEACHERS’ CLASS WILL We, the class of 1963 leave to the high school teachers the following: Mr. Reed: Mrs. Hughes: Mrs. Hart: Miss Kohler: Mrs. Holmes: Mrs. Pratt: Miss Rushlo: Mr. Wagner: Coach Bachner: Mrs. Fuller: Mrs. Rathbun: Mrs. Dow: Mrs. Tait: Mr. Laurin: Mr. Grant: Mr. Smith: Mrs. Doty: Miss Carter: Mrs. Huiatt: Mr. Morse: Mr. Iversen: Mr. Mayer: Miss Dolan: Mr. Alversen: a much needed new chair so he won't’have to sit on the window sill, a new science lab with ail the modern equipment. Don't tell Mr. Alversen! ! a bottle of tranquilizers in case you should see another red wagon coming down the hall. a sound-proof room so you won’t be teaching algebra to the beat of Sweet Adeline. a more co-operative senior class. We wish you the best of luck, a blue ribbon for putting up with the Vocational Business Class. Hope you have better luck next year. a set of starting blocks, so you can get a fast start at 3:45 for home. (Maybe now you can beat Coach.) a direct telephone line to Potsdam. By the looks of your phone bill, you need it. a pair of runned nylons! !!! !Good Luck, Coach, a pleasant schedule like the one you had this year, your own personal chair in the office. a class of kids who won't be as tardy as we were, but be sure to pick up Cheryl Todd every morning. a quiet study hall eighth period. It wasn't the Seniors that made all the noise, it was of course the underclassmen. a dent-proof rubber bumper for the driver-ed car. Also a tank full of flubber-gasoline........Please don't fly away much-needed variation as a reward for listening to all our problems this year. It was fun though, wasn't it. a wig so you won't tear out all your hair when the band plays. Are we really that bad????? a year's supply of pizza mix. For any wild parties in the future, a case of Glade to keep the locker room as fresh as all outdoors. a tube of Crest for every student in this school so they'll have 29°]o fewer cavities. Also an electric toothbrush to make your job twice as easy, an office of your own, for personal interviews, a bottle of tranquilizers for relief from all your problems, a new car every six months, the latest model, whatever it maybe. Happy Driving wherever you go. a 600 bowling average game for the next 52 weeks. We have heard you really need it?????? a rider from Potsdam, one that is on time. (Sounds good, for a change, doesn't it?) To the elementary teachers: Our deepest appreciation for putting up with us in the lower grades, it was really a job, wasn't it. We only hope you don't regret it in anyway. We hope you get the kind of students you want in the years to come. Good Luck, always. E L E V E N T H FIRST ROW, Left to Right: F. Zeilar, W. Rude, G. Goodale, T. Hurley, C. Dame, H. Bullock, R. Noble, B. Lutz. SECOND ROW: B. Hurley, P. Matejcik, D. Barker, C. Peck, J. Lashua, C. Lashua, S. Hurley, B. Schyrer. THIRD ROW: P. Cole, E. Disotell, C. Evans, B. Pascoe, D. Webb, M. Leary, R. French, D. Dean. FOURTH ROW: C. Randall, B. Cameron, S. Perry, M. LaPlante, A. Blackburn, M. Chapin, C. Todd T E N T H FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Kirkbride, J. Hamilton, D. Boulet, B. Lutz, S. Pascoe, P. Soper, B. Todd, T. Jones, B. Bressette. SECOND ROW: R. Watson, M. Ward, B. DeClue, R. Uruburu, D. Beaudry, R. Taylor, F. Thorton, B. Taylor, L. West. THIRD ROW: R. Bachner, T. Jones, D. Rhode, G. Wood, W. Watson, M. Duffy, D. Hendrick. 23 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. Hurley, R. Ayers, L. Hendrick, S. Allen, M. Watson, B. Soper, L. Ferry, J. Fowler, G. Beaudry. SECOND ROW: S. Rathbun, B. Watson, L. Whitford, M. Gosselin, M. French, D. Randall, M. Evans, G. Conklin, N. Ashley. THIRD ROW: G. Lutz, R. Peck, J. Miller, D. Randall, W. Gosselin, M. Clement, J. Oshea, H. Bowhall, M. Lawrence. E I G H T H FIRST ROW; B. Noble, K. Dame, V. Lashua, Rk Facey, L. Fowler, R. Watson, R. Chambers, J. Ferry, J. ferry. SECOND ROW: L. Cassidy, L. Blackburn, R. Slaon, S. Taylor, M. Rowe, C. Leary, L. Hurley, L. I Bridgeland. THIRD ROW: B. Rice, C. Barker, J. Parrow, G. Hamilton, L. Lee, C. Soper, S. Rice, D. Clement, D. Todd. FOURTH ROW: R. Jones, J. Matejcik, M. Hart, S. Harris, A. Uruburu, T. Bennett, M. Good ale. 24 — Oi H IHZm mv) FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Bearor, J. Doddsj M. Woodman, M. Lanphear, S. Whitford, M. Fuller, S. Bercume, C. Peck, S. Fuller. SECOND ROW: G. Skeldon, D. Lashua, C. Randall, C. Brayton, A. Jone E. Bishop, K. Whitford, D. Hurley, E. Bressette, M. Bowhall. THIRD ROW: G. Hale, R, Facey, M. Ha J. Lutz, D. Given, T. Webb, L. French, D. Whitford. FOURTH ROW: C. Dame, R. Clement, D. Freer G. Fowler, P. Ashley, L. Perry, P. Duffy, J. Cole. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Bishop, M. Davis, M. Clement, B. Clement, I. Bishop, D. Skeldon. Teacher: Miss LaMora, Custodian: Mrs. Bishop. 25 I 8, le, nar. r FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Audibert, D. Leary, R. Bearor, K. Pratt, M. Rice, H, Todd, F. Taylor, R. Holly, P. Johnson. SECOND ROW: D. Perry, J. Bullock, A. Rohde, E. Allen, R. Hosmer, P. Hall, D. Jesmer, R. Bishop, B. Noble. THIRD ROW: J. Fowler, M. Barraford, P. Blackburn, D. Gagnon, L. Zeller, R, Rayen, R. Barker, M. Skeldon, E. Lashua. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: E. Mantle, J. Taylor, P. Matejcik, B. Wood, J. Archer, S. Zaluske, M. Conklin. SECOND ROW: R. Peck, J. Bressente, N. Allen, J. Bullock, R. Paro, I. Clement, B. McBroom, K. Dodds, A. Dier, D. Freeman, L. Lashua. THIRD ROW: N. Brassard, J. Dame, D. Pratt, M. McDonald, D. Fuller, R. Whitford, R. Facey, D. Lashua, C. Ashley, L. Skelton, T. Van House. 27 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Osborne, R. Sloan, R. Bearor, D. Parow, C. Woodman, R. Graham, J. Hen- drick, D. Freeman. SECOND ROW: D. Webb, G. Meldrim, N. Rice, V. Morehouse, M. Jones, D. Thornton, D. Burr, J. Matejcik, K. Bunch, S. Whitmarsh, L. Burr. THIRD ROW: A. Brown, S. Randall, P. Lea, E. Facey, N. Whitford, C. Cassidy, W. Bercume, D. Fuller, D. Davis, W. Whitford. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Donaldson, P. Rathbun, W. French, T. Skeldon, S. Bennett, R. French, R. Lea, S. Hartley, K. Duffy. SECOND ROW: R. DeClue, W. Bullock, C. Wood, D. Osborne, G. Dodds. Teri Osborne, D. Archer, A. Leary, R. McFerran, C. Hildreth, C. Zaluski, S. Rushlo. THIRD ROW: E. Lashua, S. Soper, J. Lennox, C. Zaluski, V. Ferry, N. Ashley, P. Randall, S. Soper, andj. Holly. . v lliOOZO FIRST ROW, Left to Right: G. McCollum, S. Finley, M.-Brayton, V. Bercume, A. Bressette, C. Bullock, M. Noble, R. Fuller, J. Fowler, M. Poole. SECOND ROW: T. Gagnon, E. Roberts, M. Rice, R. Woodman, D. Dier, R. Audibert, C. Webb, K. Zeller, M. Burr, A. Pascoe, G. Aldridge, S. Hartley, R. Facey. THIRD ROW: F. Jesmer, D. Conklin, J. Whitford, T. Bunch, L. Averill. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. McGill, L. Doty, B. Randall, S. Jesmer, T. Hartley, B. Mantle, D. Denton, C. Allen. SECOND ROW: J. Dodds, C. Zaluski, D. Mullaney, V. Whitford, J. Holly, K. Peck, K. Morgan, Beverly Drake, J. Facy, B. Hartle, S. Javall, S. Peck. THIRD ROW: P. Taylor, M. Thornton, C. Lanphear, M. Cole, D. Bunch, T. Gagnon, B. Woodward. 29 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Theresa Blackburn, Robert Morehouse, Randy Besaw, Robin Morehouse, Susan Blackburn, Roland Wood, Janet Bennett, Bruce Ayers, Charles Oshea, Joanne Rowe. SECOND ROW: Patricia Oshea, Bonnie Bressette, Robert Peck, Ronald Wood, Sally Blackburn, Gerald Thornton, Marjorie Goodale, Carl Soper, Roland Rowe. u N G R A D E D FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Robert Burr, Debra La Seige, Donna O'hearn, Keith Brasie, Glenn Me Collum, Charles Rice. SECOND ROW: Norma Todd, Janet Hosmer, Carol Paro, Rogder O Hearn, Francis Allen, Terry Brown, Linda Peck. THIRD ROW: Lewis Rice, Lee Webb, Nelson Ashley, Allen Jesmer, Louise Fowler, Teri Osborne, Pauline Woodard, Roger Woodard, Rodger Gagnon. 30 iiMisin- FIRST ROW, Left-to Right: - Webb-,--B. Morehouse, G. Whitmarsh, M. Roberts, D. Blackburn, ST Gagnon, G. Cole, R. Doty, C. Hughes, G. Osborne, (sitting). SECOND ROW: McGills, S. Davis, M. Wood, T. Bishop, A. Bercumer, R. Jessmer, B. Whitmarsh, P. VanHouse. (Standing) FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Woodman, T. Bennett, E. Laseige, L. Hartley, T. Brown, N. Wood, K. Mul- laney, P. Peck, E. Rushlo, M. Bush. SECOND ROW: Aldridge, S. Austin, M. Hurley, J. Jones, F. Hawn, W. Grant. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Randall, S. Schryer, I. Urgurel, J. Barker. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Jones, T. Jones, D. Boulet, D. Beaudry. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Ferry, M. French, L. Whitford, G. Conklin. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Jones, T. Ben- nett, G. Hamilton, V. Lashua. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Whitford, A. Jones, C. Randall, C. Dame. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Dame, C. Lashua, G. Goodale, B. Hurley. 32 AROUND 33 Our money grabber!!!!!!!! Miss Rushlo SR. BAND U X w co a) D -a H CQ J « D o O aj 2 CQ CQ Oi D a) -4 £ O cti Q •3 £ Q § • -Q , rG a 3 X 3 K co CQ U O ,G o G a) M o' co cu xi U j-i T3 3 ctf a) CQ T3 r i nj 43 os o CQ U 2 - Q a) o • � -i (X, CQ Q OS M OS JQ os —I D D r-H r—H 2 cS O M X E? -H M CD Cz-i a) o . o , co aj CL, B ctf E Xl xi CO CXJ £ a) o o co CTj a, « CO ► 1 T3 • r—4 CO co Ctf G O co CQ 0 G i—i O CD . Q CO • CQ D B CD 4« g Q g . Q W . . U k2 '� o „r i—i d) —i i—i G -Q X ° 2 CO UJ x . i i CO w H O PJ ctf 2 H ”? g IS Cu CQ £ cX • N G 5 —1 r—l t-4 • G CQ £ £ H 9 • OS O Q c2 2 3 o s FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Sloan, M. Clintsman, S. Soper, D. Bishop, B. Bressette, P. Soper, B. Todd, S. Perry, K. Cleland, L. Lea. SECOND ROW: J. Lashua, C. Lashua, B. Cameron, D. Webb, P. Matejcik, C. Todd, M. Chaphin, M. Leary. THIRD ROW: M. Kirkbride, B. Rice, L. Cassidy, C. Randall, C. Leary, D. Clement, R. Sloan, M. Sloan. FOURTH ROW: P. Soper, J. Webb, M. Hart, E. Disotell, B. Brown, J. Skeldon, P. Cole. 36 LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Allen, Kathy Cleland, Mary Kirkbride, Bonita Rice, Lorraine Cassidy. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: B. Bcaror, M. Fuller, C. Brayton, M. Woodman, J. Dodds, R. Barker, D. Gaynon, M. Barraford, J. Bullock, and B. Noble. SECOND ROW: D. Given, A. Jones, M. Lanphear, T. Webb, R. Jones, D. Dame, B. Rice, and R. Holly. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Bridgeland, B. Bressette, S. Pascoe, B. Todd, I. Ugurel, J. Ferry, C. Lashua, J. Lashua. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Fuller, P. Soper, L. West, C. Todd, K. Webb, S. Taylor, R. Sloan, V. Lashua. THIRD ROW: S. Perry, B. Taylor, M. Chapin, S. Soper, B. Lutz, S. Rice, D. Clement. LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Webb, S. Perry, S. Schryer, S. Soper, P. Lumley, B. Hurley, P. Matejcik, S. Rice, D. Boulet, T. Jones. CENTER: E. Washburn. 38 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: R. Sloan, S. Pascoe, B. Todd, C, Peck, D. Barker, J. Lashua, D. Bishop. SECOND ROW: C. Barker, M. Ward, P. Soper, K. Webb, B. Bressette, M. Evans, B. Brown. THIRD ROW: M. LaPlante, B. Taylor, S. Perry, S. Soper, D. Webb, M. Clintsman, M. Chapin, D. Randall. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Beaudry, D. Barker, C. Lashua, B. Taylor, D. Boulet, M. Leary, I Ugurel, Mrs. Dow. SECOND ROW: B. Pascoe, D. Webb, K. Cleland, F. Bridgeland, R. J. French, T. Hurley, B. Schryer, C. Dame. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Ferry, D. Barker, J. Dodds, C. Lashua, D. Boulet, T. Jones, D. Bishop. SECOND ROW: D. Beaudry, I. Urugel, R. J. French, B. Bachner, K. Cleiand, B. Hurley, D. Dean, B. Schryer. Mr. Alversen. 40 Our Ex-Champs!!!!!!!! Hit it Charlotte VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Bachner, P. Cole, C. Brown, L. Brown, G. Goodale, F. Zeller, M. Hart, T. Hurley, F. Boyd, C. Randall, D. Dean, R. J. French. JUNIOR VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Hamilton, R. Taylor, R. Uruburn, W. Watson, J. Paro, Coach Bachner, S. Harris, M. Rohde, T. Jones, M. Duffy, T. Bennett, M. Hart, L. Uruburn, B. Bachner, R. Watson, Coach Crocka. Our famous Variety Basketball Shots. Hope we have better luck in the r.nmina vp.fits CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Balckburn, B. Lutz, J. Ferry, S. Pascoe, B. Todd. ABSENT: Martha LaPIante. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Jones, J. Ferry, C. Randall, R. Sloan, S. Taylor, M. Sloan. FIRST ROW: B. Hurley, B. Pascoe, P. Matecjik, J. Ferry. SECOND ROW: S. Hurley, C. Barker, D. Randall, L. Brayton, B. Brown, and T. Jones. FIRST ROW: B. Hurley, C. Barker, M. Clintsman, B. Pascoe, M. French, K. Webb, D. Randall, P. Soper, B. Todd, L. Whitford. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Bishop, C. Evans, D. Randall, P. Soper, S. Taylor, M. French, M. Sloan. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Hurley, B. Ward, R. Sloan, J. Ferry, B. Brown, D. Bishop, A. Jones, K. Webb, and S. Washburn. 46 1 V A R S I T Y C L U B S o c c E R 47 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: R. Taylor, G. Hamilton, J. Jones, D. Jones, F. Zeller, T. Hurley, G. Barker, I. Ugurel, F. Boyd. SECOND ROW: T. Jones, M. Duffy, R. J. French, B. Rude, P. Cole, C. Brown, D. Dean, C. Dame. THIRD ROW: Coach Bachner, B. Brown, C. Randall, G. Goodale, T. Bennett, R. Uruburu, and B. Watson. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: B. Gosselin, B. Bachner, C. Dame, D. Jones, B. Watson, R. Uruburu, C. Randall, Ugeral I., F. Boyd, J. Jones, D. Taylor, R. Jones, D. Rohde, J. Randall. SECOND ROW: Coach Bachner, R. French, L. Hurley, G. Goodale, T. Jones, F. Zeller, P. Cole, C. Brown, B. Rude, T. Bennett, M. Hart, A. Uruburu, J. Barker, F. Thornton, Coach Crocka. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Hurley, J. Poole, R. Uruburn, L. Hurley, R. Randall, D. Dean, G. Barker. SECOND ROW: Coach Bachner, B. DuPuis, C. Colony, T. Jones, F. Thorton, J. Jones, D. Taylor, W. Watson, T. Bennett, Coach Crocka. Our Soccer Boys in action. Fight, fight, and more fight is what it takes!!! ! 48 ■ if