Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1968 volume:

. W$ § z ■ PS A • ' y s = $ v: •; 5V C Wl . «ViTf. fly «s SpPf' w. If P- JjL v -lin ijf. . W WT ' „ «■ “siJr % a little admiring a little dating a little make-believe a little inquiring a little reminiscing a little answering a little learning admiring a little dating a little make-believe a little inquiring a little reminiscing a little answering a little learning a little a little knowing a little involving a little noticing a little growing a little change a little yearbook a little high school a little town a little spirit knowing a little involving a little noticing a little growing a little changing a little the Hornet ’68 Edwards Central Edwards, N.Y. a lot of spirit EDWARDS CENTRAL. SCHOOL LIBRARY Introduction Dedication . . Faculty....... Underclassmen Grades .... Sports . . . . Activities . . Seniors .... 1 4 5 9 15 21 29 39 'Q fdmuu t iati tb Miss Myrna Carter, our girls Physical Education instructor for the past twelve years, was born in Clayton, New York. She completed her high school education at Clayton Central School in 1962. She graduated from the State University of New York at Brockport in 1956. She came directly to Edwards to begin her teach- ing career. To all of the girls at ECS this year, gym class means Miss Carter. It has been one of the most enjoyable classes we’ve ever taken, and it won’t be the same without her. Not only has Miss Carter made our Physical Education Department one of which we can be proud, but she also organized the Girls Athletic Association, a club which most of the girls of ECS are proud to be members of. Miss Carter has worked hard to have successful intramural sports and also competition with other schools. And so to you, Miss Carter, with great appreciation, we dedicate the ’68 Hornet. DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD, Seated: Dr. Alex Dodds, Mrs. Virginia Cassidy, Mr. Lloyd Austin. Standing: Mr. Stanley Given, Mr. Herbert Hale, Mr. Earl Lumley, Mr. Ray Webb. PRINCIPAL: Mr. Herman W. Mayer ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR: Miss Dolan GUIDANCE COUNSELOR: Mr. Hunt SECRETARY: Mrs. Clintsman MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Mr. R. C. Smith, Bands, Mrs. Alice Hance chorus. i PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Mr. Evan Harpur, coach; Miss Myrna Carter, girls PE. DRIVER EDUCATION: Mr. G. Jones 6 Miss Gladys Kohler, Math Mrs. Edna Hughes, Jr. High math, science Mr. Gerald Findley, Sciences Miss Elaine Ball, Jr. High Eng-History Mr. Paul Juckett, French Mrs. Leona Wilcox, Jr. High English Mr. James Antwine, History Mrs. Katheryn Fuller, English Mr. Walter Hill, Industrial Arts Mrs. Ruth Tait, Home Economics Mr. Floyd Sykes, Commercial FACULTY ELEMENTARY TEACHERS: Mr. Alan Payment, Mrs. Leola Rotundo, Mrs. Virginia Campbell, Mrs. Manie Hurley, Mrs. Mary Noble, Miss Donna Adams, Mrs. Ruth Barraford, Mrs. Mavis Smith, Mrs. Ruth McFerren. 7 OTHER WORKERS CAFETERIA WORKERS: Row 1: D. Matejcik, A. Barker, C. Hart. Row 2: M. Soper, I. Allen. Mrs. Flinn—DENTAL HYGIENIST Picture not available CUSTODIAN—John McFerran BUS DRIVERS: C. Brown, M. Given, C. Hurley, R. Brown, R. Sullivan. 8 Row 1: D. Leary, R. Bearor (Pres.), M. Rice (V.-P.), R. Hosmer (Sec.), F. Taylor (Treas.), R. Barker (S.C.), D. Thorton. Row 2: M. Lamphear, M. Barraford, D. Gagnon, E. Allen, P. Blackburn, B. Noble, Row 3: C. O’Shea, P. Hall, J. Bullock, S. Blackburn, L. Perry, D. Perry, M. Skeldon. CLASS OF 69 Class Advisor: Walter Hill 10 Row 1: L. Skeldon, P. Lea, K. Dodds (Pres.), J. Archer (V.-P.), B. Wood (Sec.), E. Mantle (Treas.), D. Freeman (S.C.), B. Bressette. Row 2: E. Lashua, G. Thorton, M. Conklin, R. Morehouse, J. Bacon, D. Lashua, M. Goodale, A. Dier. Row3: H. Todd, S. Zaluski, T. VanHouse, P. LaPlante, M. McDonald, R. Whitford, J. Taylor, P. Matejick, D. Fuller. CLASS OF 70 Class Advisor: Elaine Ball n Row 1: J. Bacon, W. Whitford, C. Cassidy, R. Bearor, J. Matejcik, G. Dodds, C. Zaluski, R. Peck, R. Granam. Row 2: J. Ma- shaw, C. Soper, D. Fuller, R. Lea, D. Freeman, B. McBroom, A. Brown, L. Burr, D. Burr, V. Morehouse. Row 3: R. Perry, N. Allen, L. Lashua, E. Bishop, S. Blackburn, D. Elsworth, D. Thornton, M. Jones, G. Meldrim. Row 4: R. Morehouse, R. Peck, J. Bullock, R. Paro, L. Zellar, R. Wood, R. Wood, G. McBroom, J. Honsky, D. Osborne. CLASS OF 71 Mrs. Hughes 12 Row 1: J. Bacon, S. Soper, D. Minckler, J. Lennox, C. Zaluski, S. Hartley, L. Stevens, L. Peck, R. Gagnon, T. Skeldon. Row 2: L. Rice, C. Wood, T. Osborne, S. Soper, D. Webb, D. Donaldson, T. Blackburn, P. Rathbun, D. Allen, E. Dygert. Row 3: W. Bullock, D. Archer, V. Ferry, E. Lashua, R. Sloan, R. McFerran, J. Hendricks, D. French, L. Webb, W. French, B. Ayres. CLASS OF 72 Mrs. Wilcox 13 Row 1: M. Noble, S. Findley, M. Brayton, R. Fuller, A. Pascoe, M. Davis, A. Minkler, C. Bullock, T. Gagnon, M. Rice. Row 2: C. Honsky, A. Bressette, A. Leary, C. Webb, K. Zeller, L. Laplante, S. Webb, M. P ole, G. Aldridge, B. DeClue, D. Dier. Row 3: R. Facey, S. Hartley, L. Averill, R. Smith, D. McBroom, D. Osborne, C. LaPlante, J. Hill, D. Johnson, D. Conklin, E. Roberts. CLASS OF 73 14 LEVEL 9 Row 1: S. Soper, F. Allen,T. Gagnon, D. Dygert,C. Rice, C. Lanphear, K. Brasie. Row 2: D. Mullaney,J. Dodds,C.Zaluski,B.Hartle,K.Morgan,G.McCollum, P. Bacon. Row 3: J. Facey, S. Javall, M. Cole, M. Thornton, R. McGill, J. Whitford, B. Mantle. Row 1: L. Mashaw, R. Burr, G. Minckler, K. Wood, G. Flughes, G. McCollum, B. Webb. Row 2: M. Davis, B. Clement, B. Drake, R. Cole, W. Hawn, S. Aldridge, T. Hartley, T. LaPlante. Row 3: C. Paro, J. Hill, G. Dygert, R. O’Hern, V. Howard, J. Hurley, M. Burr, W. Clement. Absent: J. McBroom. LEVEL 8 16 Row 1: D. Roberts, C. O’Shea, M. Dodds, M. Rushlo, D. Van House, K. Finley, K. Fuller, T, Hartley, A. Bishop, R. Averill. Row 2: T. Osborne, C. Stevens, K. Hurley, D. Lea, T. LEVEL 7 Wood, M. Austin, S. Blackburn, L. La Seige, K. Brayton. Absent: T. Gagnon, S. Whit- marsh, M. Rice. Row 1: D. Webb, V. Whitford, T. McFerran, G. Morehouse, D. O’Hearn, K. Peck, B. Bullock LEVEL 6 D. La Leige, M. Rushlo. Row 2: R. Peck, D. Denton, K. Hurley, B. Bishop, P. Taylor, R. Gladie, B. Woodward, C. Allen, T. Gagnon. Mashaw, M. Mullaney. Row 2: J. Bacon, D. Facey, M. Johnson, S. Waugh, S. McGill, V. Me- T KVKT Cane, K. O’Hearn, J. Whitmarsh, D. Hartle. LEVEL 4 Row 1: E. Waugh, D. Todd, B. Mullaney, P. McFerran, J. Averill, S. Warner, W. Zeller, C. Devore. Row 2: A. Webb, P. Bacon, S. Soper, A. Sloam, J. Hendricks, G. Brown, R. Osborne, K. LaPlante. Row 3: J. Ferry, R. Fifield, R. Maracle, M. Honsky, L. Hawn, S. Bullock, R. Bush, R. Stevens. 18 LEVEL 3 Row 1: B. Mullaney, T. Allen, D. Fleming, J. Allen, M. Davis, K. Towne, D. Lea. Row 2: J. Johnson, J. Bressette, D. Brown, D. Roberts, D. Fifield, K. Brayton, L. Bullock, C. Burr. Row 3: D. Stevens, B. Facey, R. Maracle, M. Brasie, S. LaPlante, R. Dygert. Row 1: K. Woodward, J. LaSeige, P. Skeldon, P. Hughes, C. Bressette, B. Hurley, M. Davis. Row 2: K. Gagnon, J. Cassidy, M. Whitmarsh, L. Wood, C. Minckler, J. Hanratty, M. Rushlo, S. Stephens. Row 3: B. Hurley, M. Conklin, T. Zaluski, H. Waugh, I. Sloan, K. McFerran, B. Gagnon, W. Gagnon. LEVEL 2 Row 1: D. Clement, P. Rathburn, T. Howe, P. Hurley, M. Whitmarsh, P. Sloan. Row 2: V. Howe, R. Nagle, D. Facey, M. O’Hearne, G. Brown, C. Waugh. P.M. KINDERGARTEN Row 1: S. Paro, C. Typhair, D. Giller, D. Butler, E. Mullaney, R. Stevenson. Row 2: M. LaPlante, D. Freeman, G. Rushlo, D. Hall, M. Cooper, M. Goodale, I. Lanning. LEVEL 1 A.M. KINDERGATEN Row 1: D. Brown, K. Whitford, K. McGill, J. Webb, R. Rathburn, W. Gagnon, R. Hanratty. Row 2: D. Burr, J. Bacon, C. Bullock, D. Finley, A. Goodale, C. Soper, J. Deborne. Row 3: B. Wood, M. Wood, K. Hughes, T. Gladie, D. Facey, S. Gagnon, J. Warner, C. Paro. 20 Row 1: E. Mantle, R. Bearor, B. Rice, Rick Bearor, D. Freeman, D. Osborne, T. Webb, R. Morehouse, R. Morehouse, D. Leary. Row 2: Coach Harper, F. Taylor, P. Duffy, G. Thornton, S. Zaluski, L. Zeller, D. Facey, C. LaPlante, J. Archer, M. McDonald, P. Matejcik, O. French, B. Wood. 22 SOCCER This Time I CAN’T Miss Bud Rice Goals 6 Doc Taylor Goals 4 Dick Facey Goals 4 Jamie Archer Assists 3 Danny Osborne Shut-outs 5 Happiness is Soccer Edwards 1 Harrisville 2 Edwards 2 Colton 6 Edwards 1 Madrid-W addington 0 Edwards 4 Clifton-Fine 0 Edwards 1 Knox 5 Edwards 5 St. Regis Falls 0 Edwards 2 Harrisville 1 Edwards 1 Colton 2 Edwards 1 Clifton-Fine 0 Edwards 3 St. Regis Falls 0 Edwards 0 Knox 3 Kneeling: Jan Lennox, Vincent Ferry. Standing: Coach Evan Harper, Steve Zaluski, Dale Thornton, Ger- ald Thornton,Dan Hurley, Pete Matejcik, Doc Taylor, Rick Bearor, Bud Rice. r Jump, Doc, Jump! Chalk one up for Rice!! EDWARDS HORNETS MAKE PLAY-OFFS Come on Hornets! 25 Swish! Where’d it go?!' Up and in! Another one for Edwards!! EDWARDS JY’s DOWN KNOX Kneeling: Mgr. Craig Wood, Robert McFerran. Standing: Mr. Antwine, Pete LaPlante, Ronnie Bearor, Mike Mc- Donald, Dick Facey, Jamie Archer, Brent Wood, Joe Taylor, Danny Osborne, Elton Mantle. 26 JUNIOR VARSITY, Sitting: Kate Duf- fy, Avis Brown, Joan Matejcik. Stand- ing: Peggy Jones, Ruth Perry, Trudy Van House. ' OUR CHEERLEADERS Varsity Sub. Ellen Allen, Advisor Miss Ball, JV Sub. Ann Dier. VARSITY, Kneeling: Cindy Brayton, Rose Hosmer. Standing: Patsy Hall, Jane Dodds, Debbie Gagnon, Ann Jones. 27 GAA The GAA (Girls Athletic Association) and Varsity Club are two of the largest and most important organizations in the school. In order to be in the Varsity Club, boys must earn a letter then additional merits may be earned once in the organiza- tion. Girls are allowed to join GAA in 7th grade and earn letters, trophies, etc. . . .once they are in the organization. The highest award given for more active girls who have earned 4,000 points is a GAA letter sweater. These clubs give boys and girls a chance to participate in active sports and promote sportsmanship. The more active boys who participate in all sports achieve a jacket. For every sport a boy participates in he receives a letter “E” at the end of the year. VARSITY CLUB THE CLASS OF ’68 PRESENTS IN THE MISTY MOONLIGHT LIBRARY CLUB Row 1: Mrs. Fuller, R. Clement, R. Bishop, S. Fuller, B. McBroom, L. Peck, R. Peck. Row 2: R. Morehouse, P. Blackburn, S. Soper, D. Freemen, M. Fuller, L. Skedlon, L. Burr. Row 3: S. Soper, D. Minckler, S. Flartle, C. Zaluski, D. Thorton, P. Rathburn, B. Bressette, D. Lashua. Row 1: Mrs. Wilcox, B. Noble, S. Zaluski, D. Freemon, R. Hosmer, J. Flonsky. Row 2: C. Zaluski, C. Cassidy, J. Bul- lock, E. Mantle, K. Dodds, B. Wood, R. Wood, P. Lea. Row 1?T THTT TT? TT TF A riTFDC 3: G. Meldrom, M. Jones, D. Thorton, A. Dier, D. Gag- L U 1 LJXX-I-J J. JliXI O non, P. Rathburn, T. VanHouse, D. Given. Bernadete Aramanda de Moura Bezerra is my name. I am a Brazilian girl who has always dreamed of coming to the United States. One day I heard my friends talking about the American Field Service, then I saw the possibility of coming sooner than I had dreamed. I applied to the AFS in August, 1966. After some tests and interviews, I received the result: I had al- ready passed in the Natal, Brazil, (my home town), chapter of the AFS, but that was not all. I had to wait for the results from the AFS central in Brazil and the AFS central in the United States. Then came the longest months in my life. I waited from August 1966 to May 1967. In may I heard about Edwards and the Dodds family for the first time. I had gotten my AFS scholarship. I could not believe that my dream of so many years was soon to become true. In my American community of Edwards I believe I have had the happiest year of my life. Sooner or later, it doesn’t mat- ter about the changes in myself or in the community, I’ll come back. Thanks to the Dodds family Thanks Edwards Central Thanks Edwards Thanks AFS AFS The Edwards Chapter of the American Field Service was organized in 1962 through the joint efforts of the PTA, The Teachers Association, and the World Fair Committee. These organizations, headed by Dorothy Dodds, Ruth Barraford, James Wagner and also Faye Pratt, sponsored a World Trade Fair in May 1962 to raise money to start the program. Over 5,000 people attended the Fair and the program was off to a successful start. Our first exchange student came in the 62-63 school year. He was Ilhan Ugarel from Turkey. Ilhan is now studying in Berkeley in California, having graduated from the University of Ankara, Turkey, with high honors. The next year we had Ernesto Gallardo from the Philippines, who is in his fourth year of Pre-Med. studies at the University of the Philippines. In 64-65 Maria Baker was with us from Australia. She is presently a junior at Monash University in Armadale, Australia. Pamela Catousse was next, from the Latin American country Guatemala. Pam is now employed as a secretary for her father in Guatemala. Last year, 66-67, Charas Ubol came from Thailand. He is now in Songkhla Teachers College in Thailand. This year Bernadete Bezerra from Brazil is here, and when she goes home she plans to study Engineering. The AFS has enriched the lives of everyone in Edwards, especially the families who have hosted the students. Host Families have been the Schryers, the Dodds, the Kirkbrides, the Cassidys, and the Simmons. We have be- come acquainted with these and many other students from foreign lands through AFS weekends and student visitors each year. This year the officers of the AFS committee are: President, Miss Zelma Bancroft, Vice-President Mrs. Katheryn Fuller, Secretary, Mrs. Marge Dier, Treasurer John Schryer; American Abroad Chairman Mrs. Simmons, Publicity Chairman, Mr. Paul Juckett, Homes Co-ordination, Mrs. Thelma Bullock, and Student Representative Margie Fuller. In closing, we should all remember the AFS motto, “WALK TOGETHER, TALK TOGETHER, O YE PEOPLE OF THE EARTH; THEN AND ONLY THEN SHALL YE FIND PEACE’’ Row 1: J. Dodds, B. Noble, P. Hall, D. Gagnon, R. Barker, G. Hale. Row 2: F. Taylor, R. Bearor, Mr. Hunt, M. Ful- ler, C. Brayton, J. Bullock, D. Leary. HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Miss Kohler, C. Brayton, R. Hosmer, S. Fuller, L. French, Mrs. Fuller. Row 2: T. VanHouse, R. Barker, C. Zaluski, C. Zaluski, L. Stevens, D. Given, M. Fuller, D. Freeman. Row 3: J. Archer, D. Freeman, G. Hale, A. Minckler. Row 1: Mrs. Hance, B. Bezerra, C. Zaluski, M. Jones, J. Matejcik, N. Allen, S. Blackburn, M. Barraford, R. Peck, B. Bresette, D. Lashuay, M. Goodale. Row 2: A. Jones, J. Dodds, C. Cassidy, T. Van House, K. Dodds, D. Free- man, A. Dier, L. Perry, R. Peck, B. Woods, L. Lashuay. Row 3: L. Zeller, D. Hurley, M. Rice, R. Clement, R. Woods, d. Leary, C. Soper, J. Taylor, P. LaPlante. CHORUS JR. BAND Row 1: C. Bullock, R. Fuller, J. Hosmer, K. Zeller, C. Zaluski, K. Morgan, J. Dodds. Row 2: D. Dier, G. McCollum, D. Conclin, B. Haun, C. Landphear, M. Rice. Row 3: A. Pasco, C. Honskey, M. Pool, A. Minkler, D. Thornton, C. Webb, M. Noble, K. Brasie. 35 Row 1: S. Hartley, N. Allen, T. VanHouse, K. Dodds, A. Dier, E. Allen, D. Gagnon, P. Hall, S. Soper. Row 2: B. Wood, L. Skeld, Cassidy, M. Jones, P. Rathbun, N. Rice, D. Minckler. Row 3: R. McFerren, R. Hosmer, J. Matejcik, B. Noble, L. Brayton, J. Bui Lea. Row 4: E. Mantle, C. Wood, G. Dodds, P. Lea, D. Freeman, T. Webb, D. Freeman, L. Stevens, P. Jones, V. Ferry, W. Bui R. Baror. R. Wood. D. Leary, L. Zeller, S. Zaluski, J. Archer, B. Ayers, M. Rice, C. Zaluski. THE EDWARDS SENIOR MAJORETTES, Kneeling: K. Dodds, T. VanHouse, D. COLOR GUARD: M. Conklin, D. Hurley, M. McDonald. Gagnon. Standing: N. Allen, E. Allen, A. Dier, P. Hall. 36 A WINNING BAND-THE ECS HORNETS P. Blackburn, S. Soper, E. Bishop, P. Woodward, C. lock, J. Dodds, J. Taylor, M. Lanphear, A. Jones, R. lock. Row 5: P. Matejcik, A. Brown, G. Meldrim, BAND Mr. R.C. Smith, director, Glenn G. Goodale, summer di- rector. The Edwards Central School Band is an organization which all its members can be proud of, and our ’67 season was one of the best we’ve ever had. In the spring our direc- tor, Mr. Smith, and the Select Band worked hard together preparing for the NYSSMA Contest, and were rewarded with an A rating in grade 5. In July Mr. Smith turned the band over to Glenn G. Goodale, an alumnus of the band, who became our sum- mer marching director. Through bi-weekly practice and strict attention to detail we became a spirited and impres- sive group. Our first triumph was winning the trophy shown below for being the best all-around band at the Ogdensburg Seaway Festival. From then on we marched quite often, winning 5 firsts and one second. Our major objective was the State Fair, where 42 bands were compet- ing. In spite of the fact that this was our first experience with the meticulous Fair judges and we were one of the smaller bands, we placed sixteenth, again topping our Knox rivals who were twenty-first. This fall we sent 13 players to All District and 4 to Area All State band. We are already planning a great ’68 with a Mid-Winter Concert in May and another A-5 at Contest. We’re not neglecting the marching band either, we are wag- ing a winning campaign for new summer uniforms. Last year was good, but this year is bound to be better! POM-POM GIRLS—Row 1: S. Soper, M. Brayton, D. Minckler, C. Bullock. Row 2: T. Blackburn, K. Zeller, S. Hartley, L. LaPlant. 37 YEARBOOK STAFF Seated: Paulette Blackburn, Margie Fuller, Cindy Brayton, Trudy VanHouse, Kathy Dodds, Rose Hosmer (assis- tant editor). Standing: Mr. Walter Hill (advisor), Jane Dodds (editor), Ann Dier.Maxeen Lanphear, Ellen Allen, Debbie Gagnon, Randy Clement, Jamie Archer (sophomore representative). Absent: Diane Freeman, Mike Mac- Donald, We’re done, and that’s the truth, WE’RE DONE! - ■' m� : ’ ■ ■ : ; : ■ ■ : CLASS CLOWNS Pat and Beta TEACHERS’ PETS Leon and Sherry SENIOR HALL OL LAME 40 BEST DRESSED Danny and Beta MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT MOST ATHLETIC Ann and Danny BEST LOOKING Leon and Cindy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Leon and Jane BEST MUSICIANS Tom and Jane MOST STUDIOUS Margie and Gene 41 BERNADETE (BETA) BEZERRA Wonderful little devil. RANDY CLEMENT He’s a very devil. 42 DAVID FREEMAN Boys will be boys! MARJORIE (MARGIE) FULLER Though she be but little, she is fierce. 43 DARLYNE GIVEN Mischief dwells within her eyes. DAVID LASHUA Men of few words are the best men. E. ALLEN LUMLEY A confused mass of muscle. RONALD (RONNIE) PECK He hath no leisure who useth it not. sv-g “ir- 44 GARY LUTZ To sleep—perchance to dream. BONNIE SOPER A good heart is worth gold. LLOYD PERRY Little friends may prove great friends. KENNETH(KENNY) WHITFORD As merry as the day is long. THOMAS (TOM) WEBB The darkest night never put out the stars. FRANCES WOODARD Good to be merry and wise. SANDRA (SANDY) WHITFORD Definition of a friend. 45 Mr. Antwine—Advisor Officers Margie Fuller-President Gene Hale—Vice-President Frances Woodard—Secretary David Freeman—Treasurer Cindy Brayton—Student Council Representative WE GIVE BOUQUETS TO: Beta Bezerra—for creating a totally new English language. Keith Billings—for having the smart to get out of Knox when he did. Congrat- ulations on the step up! Cindy Brayton—for being superintendent of E.C.S. Sanitation Committee. Who is going to take over her position as chief paper-picker-upper? Randy Clement—for being the most versatile boy ... in the hair department. James Cole—for his booming bass voice. Maybe someday he’ll let us hear it. Jane Dodds—for her superior intelligence. What WERE those little pink pills her father gave her? Pat Duffy—for his lovely legs, may they long remain an American tradition. David Freeman—for his ability to drive from Edwards to Russell blindfolded . . . five minutes, thirty-four seconds. Junie French—for one custom-trimmed telephone pole. We’ve heard that Broncos take a lot of abuse. Margie Fuller—for being just a “regular GUY”. What girl could be accredited with such a lead foot? Sherry Fuller—for her super-salesmanship. Gene Hale—for being a faithful noon-time disc jockey. Darlyne Given—for proudly displaying the slowest snowmobile in Northern New York. Danny Hurley—for being “Street Football Player of the Year.” Ann Jones—for her unfailing devotion to the E.C.S. faculty. Ethan A. Lumley—for being the ducability tester for Crash Can, Inc. Gary Lutz—for his hard fisted action. It takes a toll on the teeth. Ronnie Peck—for being E.C.S. not absent pupil. Lloyd Perry—for being the only dedicated sheepherder left in upstate New York. Tom Webb—for being the Casanova of Canton ... Hermon Gouverneur Russell, Fine, etc. Webbie really gets around. Kenny Whitford—for mopping up after Noah’s flood. Go to it, Mr. Clean. Sandy Whitford—for her amazing ability in the kitchen. Only 23 cases of ptomaine poisoning after Balmat’s Open House! Frances Woodard—for being hopscotch champion of Edwards. 46 SENIOR DIRECTORY BETA BEZERRA-GAA 12, AFS 12 CINDY BRAYTON— Cheerleader 9-12,capt. 12, Future Nurses 8, Yearbook Staff 11-12 Student Council 9,11 (treas.), 12 (pres.) GAA 7-12, (sec.-treas. 11) Band 8-12, (SC representative 11), FHA 8-10(pres. 10) Honor Society 12, Class President 7, Honor Roll 7-9 RANDY CLEMENT-Library Club 9-12 (pres. 12) Chorus 9-12, Yearbook Staff 12 JAMES COLE—Class treas. 9, President 11 JANE DODDS—Cheerleader 9-12 (capt. 10) Honor Society 10-12 (pres. 12) Yearbook staff 11 (assoc, edi- tor), 12 (Editor), Band 8-12 (pres. 12) Chorus 11-12, FHA 8- 10 (SC representative 9-10) GAA 7-12, Student Coun- cil 7-11, Dramatics Association 10-11 (pres. 11) Class Vice-pres. 11, SC representative 7, Honor Roll 7-12, McGill Math Award 11, French Award 10, 11, PiMu Epsilon Math Award 11 PAT DUFFY—Varsity Club 9-12, soccer and basketball 9- 12 DAVID FREEMAN—Varsity Club 9-12 (SC representa- tive 12) Student Council 12, Soccer 9-12, basketball 9-10, Class President 10, treasurer 12, Honor Society 12 LEON FRENCH-Varsity Club 9-12, (pres. 12) (SC rep- resentative 11) Student Council 11-12 (treas 12) Class treasurer 9, 11, Honor Roll 10,12, Industrial Arts Awards 7,8, Science Award 9, Soccer 9-12, Basketball 9-10 MARGIE FULLER-AFS 11-12, Library Club 9-12, Student Council 10-12, Class President 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Class SC representative 10-11, Class secretary 8- 9, Honor Roll 7-12, Honor Society 12 SHERRY FULLER—Library Club 9-12, (SC representa- tive 11-12) Class Secretary 11, Student Council 11-12, Honor Roll 12 DARLYNE GIVEN-GAA 7-12, FHA 8-12 (Historian 10-11, SC representative 12) FTA 9-12 (Vice-pres. 11) Band 8- 10 GENE HALE—Honor Society 11-12 (SC Representative 12) Class Vice-pres. 12, Student Council 12 DANNY HURLEY—Varsity Club 10-12, soccer 10-12, basketball 10-12, baseball 10-12, Chorus 10-12, Color Guard Commander 11-12, Class Vice-pres. 10, Flonor Roll 7-9,12 ANN JONES—Cheerleader 9-12,(capt. 12) GAA 7-12 (pres. 12) Yearbook Staff 11-12, Chorus 11-12, Band 8- 12, Dramatics Association 10-11 (Vice-pres. 11) Future Nurses 8,Class President 8, Honor Roll 7-9, 12 DAVID LASHUA—Soccer 9-11, baseball 9,10, Citizen- ship 11,12 ALLEN LUMLEY-Soccer 11 GARY LUTZ-Varsity Club 11-12 RONNIE PECK—Varsity Club 9-12, Dramatics Associa- tion 10-11, Color Guard 9-12 LLOYD PERRY—Stamp Club 10-11 (pres. 11) Library Club 9-11, Future Teachers 10, Dramatics Association 10, Citizenship 12 BONNIE SOPER-GAA 7-12, FHA 9-12, Library Club 12, Class secretary 12 THOMAS WEBB—Varsity Club 9-12, Band 8-12, Chorus 9, Class secretary 10, SC representative 9, Honor Roll 8, 11, Soccer 9-12 KENNETH WHITFORD-Soccer 9 SANDRA WHITFORD- Class Vice-Pres. 11 FRANCES WO0DARD-GAA 12, FHA 12 Key— GAA—Girls Athletic Association FHA—Future Homemakers of America SC rep—Student Council rep. AFS—American Field Service 47 a little spirit a lot of spirit ECS - •'yV a m. - iri « CHar