Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1971 volume:

rjnnt hMHHB mmm gginn V; w MlgMw � 111� ■KM ftt� ■n S- i Look what they’ve done to my song . . . -Melanie (Since everyone has a different name for something, the table of contents and dedication of this yearbook are left completely to the creation of its owner.—Ed.) We As the bitfine Creators Of This 1971 learbook Hold, and At Ways Witt Hotd Supreme PotVer. Editor.............. Asst. Editor........ Section Editors Treasurer . Uncrowned George Dodds Susan Hartley Kate Duffy John R. Honsky,I, Esq. Chris Zaluski Debbie Thornton (10) Joan Matejcik Debbie Thornton (12) Cindy Zaluski Donnie Fuller Frank Solon Fernando Salazar Robert McFerran Debbie Minckler Donnie Fuller Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it. Kate Duffy Lead me not into tempta- tion, just tell me where it is and I’ll find it. Cindy Zaluski A smile with intent to mischief. Frank Solon It is better to wear out than to rust out. 4 Roger Graham Good things come in small packages. Dale Freeman Cindy Sternisha Just the two of us? Digging for the answer? Joan Matejcik Eat, drink and be merry for to- morrow may never come. 5 ...v- Xsk: Mary Jo Jones Why should the devil have all the good times? She looks okay, Eh Butch? Fernando Salazar Things are seldom what they seem. Christine Cassidy It is a very hard undertaking to seek to please everyone. Ill George M. Dodds Besides, it’s raining somewhere, programming flowers and keeping snails happy. That’s all taken care of. —R. Brautigan 6 Durwood Davis Happy is the road I chose. Vicky Morehouse The walls have ears. Doris Burr My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. John R. Honsky, I Esq. I painted a picket fence once. 7 WOW!!! Brenda McBroom It matters not how long we live, but how. James Bullock This is the beginning of the end when you have to do what you have to. Ronnie Bearor «« }� � 8 Greta Meldrim Quiet but devilish. Robert Morehouse This may be one big step for me, but a lot of relief for E.C.S.! Always hiding love letters behind purses ... m Dawn Lozo The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it. Linda Burr Some think the world was made for fun and frolic—so do I. 9 Nettie Rice Work fascinates me, I could sit and look at it all day! Delores Ellsworth All that we see or seem is just a dream within a dream. Nancy Whitford UNEXPLAINABLE!! 10 Grin and bear it! Nancy Countryman A bright smile in a winning way. Eileen Bishop All that I have learned, I have forgotten and all that I know I’ve guessed. Mrs. Fuller-advisor There are no longer any child- ren. Inhale . . . Exhale . .. 12 Is it soup yet? 13 14 15 I’m a citizen for Boysenberry Jam, fan. Today’s lesson is on the importance of good posture. pero; el trabajo viene despuse dei almuerzo. When did you start using words like that? Look at the deeds of a man, not at his shadow. 17 Youth makes the revolution Be strong Be Beautiful 18 ‘Off with their heads!” yelled the Queen. John Nindl Pete Peluso Walt Hill Carol Ridley Jo Anne Charleson Marge Reichert M. Paul Juckett Ron White Bob Ballan Gladys Kohler Jim Antwine Katheryn Fuller Leona Wilcox Sue VanNess Jack Ward 19 20 An Octopus's Southwest Tech “Why doesn’t Edwards take pictures of their people at vocational school? All the other schools do.” Not wanting to be shown up by all the other schools, your illustrious editor grabbed his camera, went down to Fowler and snapped these shots: on the right, Nancy Whitford; First Row: (left)-Joan Matejcik, Brenda McBroom, Vicki Morehouse, Avis Brown, Eileen Bishop; (right)-Nettie Rice, Linda Burr; Second Row: (left)-Doris Burr, Dawn Lozo; (right)-James Bullock. The new building at Fowler. 21 Grade 7 William Taylor Susan Waugh Thomas Gagnon Gladys Morehouse Dennis Solon Keith Brayton Kim Finley David VanHouse Debra Hartle Patrick Taylor Robert Ells Vickie Whitford Dale Webb Barbara Bullock Patrick Mullaney Cheyenne Allen Schelene Watson Douglas VanHouse Martha Dodds Thomas McFerran Timmy Hartley Cathy Peck Alton Bishop Debra Woodward Bryon Woodward David Jones Sherry McGill Kevin Hurley Cindy O’Shea Barton Bishop Diane Thornton Trudy Hartley Donna O’Hearn Kathy Hurley Kelly Fuller Michael Roberts Gary Gagnon—abs. Ricky Peck-abs. 22 Grade 8 Judy Hurley William Hawn Rosalie Cole Tom Wood Mary Austin Sandra Blackburn David Roberts Marsha Davis Gary Minckler Betsy Webb Francis Allen Kevin Wood Steven Brassard Timmy Gagnon William Sternisha Roger O’Hearn Gary Hughes Roger Averill Robert Burr Mike Whitmarsh 23 Michael Rushlo Bucky Solon Stan Aldridge-abs. Jeff Hill Kathy Morgan Bundie Clement Chris Lanphear John Hill Glenna McCollum Dawn Mullaney Glenn McCollum Steven Soper Sandra Javall Gary Dygert Ralph McGill Walter Clement Sharee Brunet—abs. Ninth Boy that’s heavy! iri Whoever invented homework? 24 Keith Brasie Carol Zaluski . Betsy Hartle David Dygert James Whitford Carol Paro Marilyn Cole Lee Averill Mike Thornton Adair Bressette Janet Hosmer Robert Thornton Mike Burr Julie Dodds 25 Are you sure that an- swer is right? Tenth i! Mark Davis Cindy Bullock Darlene Brassard Eddie Dygert Jan Lennox Debra Thornton Collette Webb Dennis Conklin Steven Hartley Kathy Zeller Cheryl Webb Allen Minckler Alfred Pascoe Terry Gagnon Mark Rice There’s nothing like the face of a kid when he’s munching on a Herschey Bar. Yearbooks are much better to study than homework! 26 David Dier Robyn Fuller V Grade ' Smile God loves you. Margaret Noble Mike Sternisha Earl Roberts Linda Peck Ann Leary George Watson Robert DeClue Martha Poole Suzanne Finley Lewis Rice 27 Chris Honsky Sherry Ethridge Dale Archer Wanda Jones Eleventh Sharlene Soper Terry Skeldon Bruce Ayers Donna Fowler Darlene Webb BiU Whitford Ed Lashua Sheila Soper Oh boy, lunch! Aunt Debbie Wants You! 28 Grade Craig Wood Chris Zaluski Deb Minckler Yin Ferry Dick French Susan Hartley Paula Woodward Robert McFerran Bill Bullock Theresa Blackburn 29 First Row: Managers: T. Hartley, G. Minckler, T. Wood, S. Aldridge. Second Row: F. Salazar, A. Pascoe, A. Minckler, C. Wood, J. Hill, T. Gag- non, R. Gilbo. Third Row: V. Ferry, J. Hill, S. Hartley, D. Freeman, R. Morehouse, Mr. Nindl, J. Lennox, R. Bearor, F. Solon, R. Thornton, C. Honsky, R. O’Hearn. Come on, you think I’m out here for my health? Soccer 30 The Gator-aide for Lunch Bunch. to Varsity Club Aft League Team Members Frank Solon Baseball 1970 Jan Lennox Soccer 1970 Craig Wood Soccer 1968, ’69, ’70 31 First Row: Managers S. Brassard, J. Averill, S. Aldridge. Second Row: S. Soper, E. Roberts, J. Hill, L. Solon, M. Burr. Third Row: COACH White, J. Hill, C. Honsky, M. Sternisha, S. Hartley, A. Pascoe, F. Allen, R. DeClue, R. O’Heam, R. Thornton. J.V. Basketball 32 I can’t miss this time. Come on John, we’re ready. The Edward’s J.V. team is exceptionally strong this year considering the boy’s heights. The team is led by the two veterans from last year; Steve Hartley and A1 Pascoe. These two boys are the main scorers and play makers. Mike Sternishna, John Hill, Francis Allen and Roger O’Hearn round out the first six players and add valuable team spirit and hustle to the game. —Coach White J.V. Cheerleaders First Row: Linda Peck. Kneeling Cindy Bullock, Carol Zaluski, Darlene Brassard, Martha Poole. Standing: Margaret Noble, Kathy Zeller, Debbie Thornton. Advisor-Mainie Hurley Everybody smile. 33 Managers Tim Hartley, Gary Minckler, Tom Wood. Standing COACH Nindl, Allen Minckler, Greg Aldridge, Dale Freeman, Frank Solon, Vin Ferry, Ron Bearor, Robert McFerran, Craig Wood. Varsity Basketball Here goes! They move too fast. The tongue comes out; the ball goes in. 34 Jump Ron! Did it go in? Varsity Cheerleaders If somebody would only look this way! 35 Ferd My name is Luis Fernando Salazar Velasquez. I am a Columbian, I live in Bogota. I have five brothers and three sisters, I am the third in the family. My father is a lawyer, my mother a house-wife. I didn’t know that a person can understand others with- out speaking his own language until I knew about this pro- gram and came here. I am so happy living with the Brassard Family with whom I have been learning a new life, a new language, a different way to eat, and a lot of things that I will never forget. I give thanks very much to the A.F.S. in Edwards and ev- ery family that contributed to bring me here. I give special thanks to the Brassard Family, to Edwards Central School, and to Edwards. A.F.S. Eve always wanted to travel, and with the help of our local A.F.S. chapter I was able to spend last summer in Northern Germany. I felt at home with the Mathiessen fam- ily, and am proud of the fact that I was NOT a tourist. That experience will always be important to me. My only hope is that A.F.S. in Edwards goes on, and that more of our peo- ple are able to go abroad as I did. Creorqe Dodds 36 r-a 38 Matioml Honor Society Student Council Chorus 39 The Band} Our ignominious leader. (Ignominious?) J Ah, yes! The only good section in the band! (Read- er: I wonder who’s writing this copy?) You will notice that this ill- kept, mangy crew calling themselves Woodwinds and Percussion have not the flair of the Trumpets. (Reader: I KNOW who’s writing this copy!) I 40 H. Harmer L. Lutz W. Kelley D. Allen G. LeClair L. Davis M. McCormick L. Brown D. Brown R. Prespare R. Toohey J. Phelps R. Clint sman C. Fuller R. Gagnon R. Jones L. Whitmarsh J. Gagnon K. Towne T. Whitmarsh J. Toberts T. Woodward S. Soper J. Mullaney H. Hale T. Typhair A. Lamphear S. Todd E. Plantey D. Youngs S. Towne L. Gibbs T. Youngs C. Bullock L. Zeller M. Daniels B. Towne Kindergarten 41 First Grade S. Morehouse M. Solon J. Youngs V. Zeller R. Whitford H. Whitmarsh J. Hawn B. Wood T. Jackson B. Sloan M. Hopkinson S. Waugh T. Wood B. Paro K. Mullaney M. Dean M. Given J. Burr L. Towne C. Stoeffel T. Tyler D. Weir S. Stephenson Mrs. Lewis Second Grade C. Given J. Sternisha J. Sternisha S. Prespare T. Bullock B. Zeller V. Soper A. Watson T. Kelley E. Hughes S. Averill T. Harmer T. Whitmarsh A. Lamphear M. Gagnon M. LaPlante J. Plantey N. Knowleton D. Gotham B. Soper P. Zeller P. Lewis C. Gotham K. Zeller C. Bevins Mrs. Hurley i 42 S. Paro G. Rushlo C. Paro M. Reddick P. Hurley R. Prespare F. Young M. St off el G. Brown C. Typhair R. Woodrow C. Waugh M. Whitmarsh M. Goodale E. Mullaney S. Watson P. Sloan M. O’hern D. Butler M. LaPlante D. Freeman Mrs. Nobel Third Grade Fourth Grade D. Knowlton B. Wood D. Burr E. Bevins K. Brayton S. LaPlante C. Soper S. Reddick K. Hughes J. Webb C. Bullock D. Brown D. Finley W. Gagnon M. Davis K. McGill A. Boshane M. Wood M. Brassard D. Brown D. Snyder F. Watson Absent-S. Gagnon Mrs. Brown 43 I 1 T. Allen M. Brasie L. Bullock J. Bressette I. Sloan D. Fleming B. Mullaney J. Johnson K. Whitford A. Goodale C. Burr R. Dygert T. Allen Mr. Holler Fourth and Fifth Grade Fifth Grade D. Skeldon C. Bevins K. Woodward A. Brassard L. Brassard D. Thornton C. Minckler K. McFerran J. Cassidy B. Hurley L. Wood G. Brown M. Rushlo K. Towne B. Tyler M. Whitmarsh B. Hurley D. Roberts M. Conklin R. Gagnon H. Waugh Mrs. Campbell 44 K. O’Hearn D. Todd J. Todd W. Zeller L. Rathbun R. Miracle G. Sternisha M. Davis D. Jones R. Bush K. Gagnon R. Peck T. Butler J. Laseige T. Zaluski C. Bressette Mrs. King Fifth and Sixth Grade Sixth Grade A. Webb S. Soper S. Bullock E. Waugh B. Mullaney J. Ferry P. Hughes M. Honsky W. Solon M. Johnson R. Miracle J. Averill J. Whitmarsh B. Beaudry P. McFerran M. Mullaney N. McKecknie L. Tyler T. Sloan B. Jones C. Devore L. Hawn Cafteria Workers Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Soper, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Lashua,Mrs. Doyle. Bus Drivers Mr. Given, Mr. Hurley, Mrs. Fuller, Mr. Brown, Mr. Davis, Mrs. Reed, Mr. Dygert. Custodians John McFerran Mr. Mrs. Hale 46 Principal Mr. Mayer Elementary Super., High School Guidance Counselor Mr. Hunt Secretary Mrs. Clintsman Board of Education Ray Webb Pres. Lloyd Austin Clerk Kay Hartley Margie Davis Dr. Dodds Earl Lumley Ken Hughes Teacher Aides Mrs. McCollum Mrs. Ayers Speech Therapist Miss Gengo School Psychologist Mr. Curran 47 Peace Witt Come In j our Life Ptease Buy One. Metanie r -