Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1978 volume:

1978 Hornet Edwards Central School Row 1: B. Barr, D. Finley, M. Whitmarsh, J. Bressette, J. Cassidy, A. Brassard, K. McFerran Row 2: M. Davis, Mr. Schryver, R. Gagnon, C. Minckler, L. Brassard YEARBOOK STAFF CO-EDITORS A. Brassard K. McFerran ADVISOR Mr. Schryver SALES B. Barr A. Brassard L. Brassard M. Davis S. Davison D. Finley C. Minckler D. Roberts M. Whitmarsh LAYOUT B. Barr J. Bressette D. Roberts PROOFREADING A. Brassard L. Brassard J. Cassidy ADVERTISING and PATRONS A. Brassard J. Cassidy K. McFerran C. Minckler t BOCES Students on yearbook staff: D. Jones, D. Roberts, S. Jones ABSENT from above photos: S. Curtis, J. LaSeige, M . Rushlo 2 CAPTIONS S. Curtis C. Minckler Dancing Skelly Don't worry, we got permission Sing, Jeff! TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction.............. 1 Dedication................ 4 Faculty Staff .......... 5 AFS Students ............ 11 Gourmet dinner Baby Pictures ........... 12 HallofFame .............. 14 Seniors ................. 17 Sports .................. 33 Organizations ........... 45 BOCES Students........ 49 Underclassmen ........... 51 Advertising ............. 65 3 Dedication The Class of '78 dedicates this issue of the Hornet to Mr. Donald D. Thomp- son. Mr. Thompson has been a math teacher at E X .S. since his graduation from the State University of New York at Potsdam in 1971. He has since taken graduate courses at Potsdam State and from La Verne College in California. Presently, Mr. Thompson, his wife Cathy, and their daughter Stacey reside at their Maple Avenue home here in Edwards. He has an active interest in the com- munity as a member of the Edwards Volunteer Fire Department, the rescue squad, and the Lions' Club. The graduates of the Class of '78 would like to thank Rocky for the help he has given us and the interest he has always shown in our class. STAFF W. Doherty District Principal T. Hunt Guidance J. Clintsman Executive Secretary A. McCollum Teacher's Aide L. Typhair Secretary R. Ayers Teacher's Aide Board of Education (Clockwise from left): L. Austin, Dis- trict Clerk; M. Cassidy; A. Pernice, President; D. Dean; Fr. C. Richard, Vice President; W. Wolfe Standing: W. Doherty Absent: K. Hughes 6 J. Antwine Social Studies M. Farnsworth Social Studies J. Fitzsimons English G. Edick Remedial Reading and Math J. Charleson Nurse J. Ferris Instrumental Music S. Ferris Remedial Math W. Hill Industrial Arts K. Fuller English Library 7 R. LaPoint Science K. Long Home Economics M. Juckett French - English F. MacMillen Remedial Reading J. Nindl Physical Education _____I M. Reichert Business Education D. Schryver Mathematics D. Thompson Mathematics J. Ward Science J. Curran School Psychologist Alp||t. i w§ i Wm Wm§A ■ A. Hance Vocal Music G. Jones Driver Education J. Brasie C. Webb Custodians I. Roberts E. Lashua Cafeteria Bus drivers: E. Davis, M. Rude, I. Reed, R. Fuller Absent: P. La- Plante P. Mullaney, mechanic I'm certain it's here . . . somewhere Our principal If we can't find a rule let's make one up! Physics papers? Earning money for the senior trip 10 Hamish HAMISH My name is Hamish McLeod and I live in Brisbane, Austra- ilia. Brisbane has a population of approximately 950,000, and is the capital city of the state of Queensland. My father is a mining engineer and my mother is a housewife. I have one elder brother, an elder sister, and a younger sister. Being an exchange student is such a rewarding experience, and it is difficult to convey all that I have learned throughout this year. I would encourage anyone interested to participate in this program, as the gains are practically immeasurable. My sincerest thanks must go to the Webb family, who have opened their home for me, and accepted me as one of their own. I would also like to thank the Edwards AFS chapter, all the teachers at ECS, and all the other people in the community. Finally, I would like to thank all the students at ECS. I will be taking home so very many happy memories. I would sincerely hope that anyone visiting AustraiIia could come and visit me. AFS EXCHANGE STUDENTS TURKIKE I lived in a country that was at the border between Europe and Asia. Turkey had many different customs and beliefs. The city which I lived in was Aydin, with approximately 60,000 people. The Ulvi Akin family made me feel like a part of their family. I also lived in another city, Izmir, for 3-4 weeks. This city is a seaport and is larger and more modern than Aydin. My father, Ulvi, is an engineer at a milk homogenizing plant and my mother, Urksel, is a housewife. I have two sisters. Funda and Aysun, and a brother, Allaattin. I learned a great deal about religious beliefs, customs, and language. The Turkish language has many word sentences such as: Bismillahirrahmanirrahim, which means In the name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful. AFS has brought a lot of knowdedge and many great experi- ences in to my life. I'll never forget my adventure and want to thank the Edwards AFS chapter, AFS International, and my family here in Edwards. 11 Donna Thornton 1 Marty Conklin 2 Harold Youngs 3 Debbie Jones 4 Melissa Whitmarsh 5 Sheri Jones 6 Hamish McLeod 7 Michele Rushlo 8 Terry McDonald 9 Mike Davis 10 Ina Sloan 11 Jeff Cassidy 12 Glenn Sternisha 13 Deb Roberts 12 1 Lynette Annette Brassard 2 Clay Bressette 3 Robin Maracle 4 Cathy Minckler 5 Roxanne Gagnon 6 Donna Thornton 7 Suzanne Curtis 8 Kevin Gagnon 9 Kathleen McFerran 10 Paul Skeldon 11 Wayne Gagnon 12 Clara Ashley 13 Herb Waugh 14 Brent Brian Hurley 13 Most Organized Jeff and Kathleen Most Popular Mike and Annette Class Flirts Mike and Annette Most Musical Jeff and Kathleen Most Congenial Hamish and Lynette Lynette and Wayne Best Sports Best Looking Cathy and Mike M ost Athletic Lynette and Brian H A L L 0 F F A M E Most Likely To Succeed Kathleen and Jeff Most Studious Jeff and Kathleen Class Clowns Kevin and Annette Hey Brian, you look like you could use some Gatorade! Home Run Bruno What's the matter, Mike? Popcorn isn't as profitable as candy What a trio . . . But can they sing? 16 SENIORS CLARA ASHLEY ANNETTE BRASSARD It is with our judgements as 1 Tis nice to be natural if you with our watches; no two go are naturally nice just alike, yet each believes his own. LYNETTE BRASSARD CLAY BRESSETTE The fog is thickest at eye level Life isn't life unless you have fun 18 JEFF CASSIDY MARTIN C. CONKLIN It is hard undertaking to seek to please everyone Oh what within him hide, though angel on the outward side SUZANNE M. CURTIS It is better to fail in attempt- ing exquisite things than to succeed in the department of the utterly contemptible MIKE DAVIS The rest of your days depend upon the rest of your nights 19 Where's all the noise com- ing from? In 301! Physics Glee Club You gotta have the right touch! Isn't this play period? Quick, find my brush! 20 Thinking about those Sat- urday nights! You'd better smile. There's film in the camera this time. Is your head cold? Sneaking a drink between classes? Smile, God loves ya! Don't look so happy Ro- bin! 21 KEVIN GAGNON ROXANNE MAY GAGNON Why should the devil have all the fun? I'll drink to that WAYNE GAGNON One should keep an open mind to life, remembering the use- fulness of a cup is in it's emptiness BRENT HURLEY Experience is what you get while looking for something else 22 BRIAN HURLEY KEVIN M. JACKSON I'll find a way, or I'll make it Promise is most given when the least is said DEBORAH JONES From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs SHERI JONES Memory is the diary that we carry about with us 23 He's trying to change his at- ti tude Do you want a chew? I didn't know there was wine in this fountain! lno-Pi n himcolfl 24 Pretending to study The Incredible Hulk! ■f v || Home-Sweet-Home So what if it's my third one? Wayne Wong relaxing after a hard karate workout 25 CLARENCE D. LASEIGE A memory is a gift, always treasure it JEFF A. LASEIGE To find a friend is to find a pot of gold ROBIN MARACLE The only reward of virtue is virtue; the only way to have a friend is to be one TERRY MCDONALD Experience is the name every- one gives to his mistakes 26 KATHLEEN MCFERRAN HAMISH MCLEOD Born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad A year is but a life within itself CATHY MINCKLER MIKE OBER Charms strike the sight but merit wins the soul The greatest truths are the simplest; so are the greatest men 27 This is different from Austr- ailian food! I hope Mr. Doherty doesn't catch me up here! Who are you thinking about, Melissa? Flying high! Roxanne and her pride and joy! Looks like you could use a cigarette break! 29 A little fun does no one harm It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool, then to speak up and remove all doubt PAUL SKELDON INA SLOAN Do unto others Life without laughter is dreary 30 DONNA E. THORNTON Why rush when time never ends GLEN STERNISHA Money is the root of all evil HERBERT WAUGH From a little spark may burst a mighty flame MELISSA MARIE WHITMARSH Though she be but little she is fierce HAROLD YOUNGS The only joy in life is life itself Caught him stealing lunch? flff] 11 K i Do you believe he missed this shot? Girls in Fog City Brown goes down for the count. . . . Again Did she make it over? Yum . . . better than school lunches The Varsity Dream 32 Sneaking into lockers? SPORTS Kneeling: T. Bullock, P. Zeller, M. Whitmarsh Standing: Coach Thompson, M. Rushlo, M. Davis, S. Davison, C. Minckler, D. Finley, A. Brassard, L. Davison, L. Brassard, M. Whitmarsh, B. Barr. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL The 1977 Edwards girls' softball team was the division II East champion with a 10-0-0 record. This was the second consecutive year with an undefeated regular season record. In post season play, they beat Heuvelton in the quarter-finals with an 11-3 score, and then bested Knox-Memorial of Russell in the semi-finals by a 13-12 tally. Against Ogdensburg in the finals, the Hornets out hit their opponents, but lost a heart-breaker, 5-4. Their over- all record was 12-1. All-Star selections included Linda and Shelly Davison. All-Star form Sitting: B. Muilaney, J. Allen, D. Sykes, T. Zaluski, C. Paro, J.B. Averi 11, P. Skeldon Standing: V. Davison, A. Webb, L. Bullock, P. McFerran, Coach Nindl, M. Wood, J. Lapiant, H. Waugh, M. Ober, A. Moore, K. Davison BASEBALL Row 1: M. McCormick, M. Archer, C. Bullock, L. Brassard, S. Waugh, L. Zeller Row 2: D. Sykes, D. Jones, P. Zeller, C. Gotham, M.Whitmarsh, D. Finley, M. Whitmarsh, S. Averi 11, R. Crump Row 3: D. Burr, T. Bullock, A. Brassard, M. Davis, C. Minckler, T. Whitmarsh, S. Davison, Coach Thompson, M. Gagnon, B. Barr GIRLS’ SOCCER Why is the man in the back row smiling? That was the question the newspaper asked. But really they all have good reason to be smiling because the Hornets successfully defended their division crown by compiling a 12-0-0 regular season record. Scoring a 5-4 quarter-final victory over Massena, the largest school in Section X, the girls advanced to play Colton in their most ex- citing game of the year. The 5-4 Edwards semi-final victory wasn't decided until a Hornet goal was scored with only 3 sec- onds remaining in regulation time. As the final buzzer sounded in the Championship game against division I foe, Saranac Lake, the Hornets left the field with a 3-0 victory, a season record of 15-0-0, and the right to call themselves number 1 in sec- tion X. 36 BOYS’ SOCCER Row 1: H. Hale, J. Roberts, T.J. LaPlant Row 2: V. Davison, K. McGill, D. Sykes, K. Davison, J. Allen Row 3: B. Mullaney, C. Bressette, R. Crump, J. Mazuroski, M. Wood, W. LaPlant, Coach Nindl Row 4: J. Webb, B. Hurley, L. Bullock, M. Davis, G. Sternisha, P. Skeldon, H. Waugh The boys' soccer team was sparked by the hustle and enthusiasm of Austrailian exchange student Hamish McLeod. Hamish was selected to the All-league second team. An early season injury to Brian Hurley forced him to play goalie where he did creditable work. Sen- iors Herb Waugh, Glenn Sternisha, and Mike Davis will be missed next year. Coach Nindl will have the nucleus of his offense returning as Mitch Wood, Vernon and Kenny Davison, along with Duane Sykes, Barry Mullaney, and Jimmy Allen back for another season. 37 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Front: H. Hale, H. McLeod, D. Sykes, J. Allen, K. McGill Back: Coach Edick, M. Brassard, B. Hurley, H. Waugh, P. Skeldon, A. MacMillen Coach Edick Melissa Whitmarsh Annette Brassard Shelly Davison Lynette Brassard Donna Thornton Roxanne Gagnon Donna Finley VARSITY CHEERLEADERS M. Davison Advisor 39 m 0 a ? os ®mnr, Row 1: K. Davison, M. Wood, V. Davison, T.J. LaPlant Row 2: Coach Gonio, D. Brown, C. Paro, M. O'Hearn, D. Freeman  J.V. BASKETBALL Melinda Whitmarsh Pam Zeller Debbie Sykes Angie Lanphear Cindy Gotham Tracy Whitmarsh Martha Gagnon J.V. CHEERLEADERS Row 1: M. Whitmarsh, D. Finley, L. Brassard Row 2: S. Davison, A. Brassard, M. Whitmarsh, T. Whitmarsh, C. Bullock, Coach Conti GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: J. Mullaney, J. Clark, T.J. LaPlant Row 2: C. Fuller, B. Bowman, H. Whitmarsh, R. Whitford Row 3: B. Richardson, H. Hale, P. Lewis Coach Thompson JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SEVENTH GRADE CHEERING C. Thompson L. Lashua Advisors Row 1: C. Bullock, L. Whitmarsh, L. Bowman, M. Mc- Cormick, T. Youngs Row 2: L. Brown, S.Towne, L. Gibbs Row 3: M. Archer 43 SIXTH GRADE CHEERING Row 1: S. Zeller, S . Whitmarsh, D. Clark Row 2: C. Averi 11, F. Finley, B. Davison Row 3: J. Finley, D. Miller, S. Todd SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL Row 1: E. Miller, W. Soper, C. Bullock, L. Lewis, M. Whitmarsh Row 2: M. Given, H. ' Zeller, S. Oatman, T. Law, J. Hopkinson FIFTH GRADE CHEERING FIFTH GRADE BASKETBALL Row 1: S. Zeller, S. Whitmarsh, D. Clark Row 2: M. McCormick, S. Bogart, D. Mat- thews, B. Davison, L. Cowles Row 3: R, LaPlant, M. Lennox, T. Fuller, G. Hall, W. Zeller Row 1: A. Bigarel, B. Bullock, M. Hale Row 2: S. Towne, D. Gagnon, A. Ward, T. Bullock Coach Davison Absent: T. Typhair 44 ORGANIZATIONS Row 1: (clockwise from top) C. Stoffel, D. Sykes, A. Brassard, C. Bul- lock, S. Towne, S. Paro, J. Youngs, K. McFerran Row 2: T. Bullock, T Youngs, S. Davison, D. Finley, K. Zeller, L. Brassard, J. Cassidy, L. Zeller, L. Brown, Mr. Hili, D. Gotham, C. Typhair, K. McGill Row 3: C. Gotham, M. Whitmarsh, A. Webb, M. Brassard Front: Mr. Ferris BAND CHORUS Row 1: Mrs. Hance, D. Thornton, T. McDonald, T. Bullock, C. Bullock, E. Hughes, K. Zeller, K. Mullaney,S. Paro, S. Averi 11, J. Youngs Row 2: C. Gotham, T. Whitmarsh, B. Zeller, M. Brasie, D. Gotham, Row3: M. Davis, C. Minckler, A. Brassard, D. Sykes, D. Burr, J. Bressette, C. Waugh At piano: J. Cassidy, L. Brassard. 46 Row 1: K. Mullaney, S. Waugh, C. Bullock, P. Zeller Row 2: D. Sykes, C. Gotham, M. Whitmarsh, D. Burr, S. Averill Row 3: T. Whitmarsh, L. Brassard, C. Minckler, A. Brassard, D. Finley, C. Bullock, D. Jones, D. Thornton, T. Bullock Row 4: Mr. Thompson, B. Zeller, M. Gagnon, M. Davis, B. Barr, M. Rushlo, S. Davison, Mr. Schryver GAA VARSITY CLUB Row 1: S. LaPlante, D. Sykes, J. Allen, A. Webb Row 2: L. Bullock, M. Wood, V. Davison, B. Mullaney, H. McLeod, K. McGill, K. Davison, A. Camidge Row 3: Mr. Nindl, J. Webb, P. Skeldon, M. Brassard, A. MacMillen Clockwise from left front: A. Brassard, K. Row 1: H. McLeod, D. Thornton, T. Mc- McFerran, J. Cassidy, B. Wood, E. Mullaney, Donald Row 2: J. Bressette, R. Gagnon, K W. Gagnon, D. Burr, L. Brassard, L. Bowman McDonald, K. Zeller Row 3: J. Cassidy, K. McFerran, S. Jones, C. Bullock STUDENT A.F.S. COUNCIL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: H. McLeod, D. Finley, M. Davis, R. Gagnon Row 2: A. Brassard, C. Minckler, J. Cassidy, K. McFerran, D. Thornton, M. Rushlo, L. Brassard, P. Skeldon Absent: M. Brassard 48 J, Row 1: D. Jones, J. Allen, J. Warner, D. Sykes, B. Mullaney, C. Burr Row 2: C. LaSeige, E. Bevins, S. LaPlante, L. Bul- lock, G. Brown, D. Roberts Row 3: H. LaBaff, S. Jones, M. Brasie, M. Rushlo, R. Maracle A.M. BOCES P.M. BOCES Row 1: C. Ashley, M. Whitmarsh, K. Gagnon, C. Bressette Row 2: K. Brayton, J. Mazuroski, B. Hurley, M. Davis, G. Sternisha Row 3: K. Hughes, B. Hurley, H. Waugh, W. Gagnon 49 U.S.M.C. On Thursday the twenty-sixth of January, Edwards Central School received a three day visit from a United States Marine Corps reserve battalion, K - Company, from Memphis, Tennessee. The men were taking part in Fort Drum's cold weather training program. Empire Glacier. Although the purpose of their visit was a cold weather training session, the ex- treme cold kept the men inside for most of the three days. However, during this time the men were able to give our students demonstrations on military equipment, clothing, and weapons. They even had some time to play some basketball. The following photographs show some of ' the highlights of their stay. They demonstrated their weapons .... and their other equipment. The sargent tried to recruit future mar- ines ........ And Coach Edick tried to do some re- cruiting for the varsity 50 UNDERCLASSMEN ■ I Row 1: S. Davison, D. Finley, D. Burr, M. Brasie, C. Burr, J. Warner Row 2: S. Jones, C. Bullock, M. Davis, B. Mullaney, L. Bullock, E. Bevins, A. Camidge Row 3: S. Bowman, K. McGill, J. Allen, D. Sykes, G. Brown Row 4: A. MacMillen, M. Brassard, S. LaPlante, J. Webb Mr. Schryver Advisor Juniors in BOCES: J. Mazuro- ski, K. Brayton, K. Hughes ELEVENTH GRADE Class Officers: D.Burr, Student Council Rep- resentative; S.Davison, V.P.; M. Brassard, President; D.Finley, Treasurer; M.Davis, Secretary Class Officers: B. Barr, President; M . Wood, V.P.; C. Typhair, Secretary; G. Rushlo, Treasurer; E. Mullaney, Student Council Representative Advisor Mr. LaPoint TENTH GRADE Row 1: J. Bressette, T. Kerr, C. Waugh, E. Mullaney Row 2: M. Whit- marsh, G. Rushlo, D. Fleming, M. Wood, C. Paro, T. Law Row 3: P. Rathbun, S. Gagnon, K. McDonald, G. Thomas, M. Stoffel, G. Brown Row 4: B. Barr, M. LaPlante, P. Hurley, C. Law, D. Brown, D. Free- man, C. Tvnhair, Absent: B. Peacock 53 Row 1: T. Donnelly, P. Zeller, D. Horne, M. Goodale, K. Zeller, D. Kerr Row 2: T . Whitmarsh, M. Gagnon, C. Gotham, D. Sykes, A. Lanphear, T. Bullock, B. Zeller, D. Gotham, J. Norman, B. Gagnon Row 3: A. Kerr, T. Gladle, E. Hughes, R. Curtis, E. Barr, J. Ashley Row 4: H. LaBaff, K. Whitford, D. McDonald, V. Davison, T. Thomas, J. Sternisha, B. LaPlant NINTH GRADE Class Officers: M. Gagnon, Pres,; C. Gotham, Secretary-Treasurer; B.Gagnon, Student Council Representative Advisor Mrs. Farnsworth P Row 1: K. Mullaney, INI. Dean, C. Stoffel, D. Weir, H. Whitmarsh, B. Cowles, B. Mazuroski, J. Burr Row 2: G. Metzler, S. Waugh, T. Jackson, J. Planty, B. Wood, S . Averi 11, K. Davison Row 3: K. Travis, J. Hawn, B. Paro, N. Knowlton, J. Youngs, M. Hopkinson, A. Moore, C. Warner Row 4: C. Given, V. Zeller, D. Butler, M. 0'Hearn EIGHTH GRADE 55 Row 1: B. Richardson, S. Lanphear, P. Moore, L. Davis, J. Mullaney, C. Jones, K. Harris Row 2: D. Law, L. Gibbs, L. Whitmarsh, C. Bullock, M. Archer, M. Mc- Cormick, G. Bullock, B. Bowman, T. LaPlant, J. Roberts, J. Clark, H. Hale, J. Phelps Row 3: J. Law, C. Fuller, R. Jones, L. Brown, C. Bevins, B. Phillips, L. Bowman, R. Clintsman Row 4: L. Zeller, T. Youngs, S. Towne, A. Watson, A. Kerr, S. Paro, D. Perrin, E. Sloan, P. Oatman, R.Whitford, P. Lewis, B. Gag- non SEVENTH GRADE Advisor Mrs. Fitzsimons Class Officers: T.J. LaPlant, President; C. Bullock, V.P.; T. Youngs, Secretary; S. Towne, Treasurer; L. Bowman, Stu- dent Council Representative 56 Sitting: H. Zeller, T. Thompson, F. Finley, J. Hopkinson, C. Averi 11, R L. Lewis, T. Typhair Standing: J. Zeller, B. Richardson, S. Oatman, B. M. Whitmarsh, M. Given, T. Law, S. Morehouse, E. Planty, B. Davies, E. Miller, J. Finley, C. Bullock, B. McDonald, S. Skeldon, D. Miller Mr. Gonio SIXTH GRADE . Stoffel, Davison, S. Todd, 57 Seated: B. Phelps, S. Lanphear, D. Matthews, R. LaPlant, M. Mrs. Sadue McCormick, M. Gagnon, M. Hale, Standing: T. McGill, B. Bul- lock, B. Finley, A. Mazuroski, C. Moore, M. Rushlo, G. Hall, T. Brown, W. Zeller, R. Bullock, A. Ward FIFTH GRADE Mr. McFerran Kneeling: A. Bigarel, L. Butler, L. Shampine, R. Lee, Standing: R. Thornton, B. Hill, V. Zeller, D. Gagnon, D. Barker, M. Lennox, Above: B. Davison, K. Beane, T. Bullock, S. Towne, L. Cowles, T. Fuller, Absent: S. Bogart, R. Shears 58 Row 1: B. Mazuroski, L. Wood, D. Horne, M. McCollum, R. Knowlton, S. Zeller, M. Watson Row 2: L. Hotaling, J. Hale, M. Davison, C. Miller, L. Jones, K. Law, L. Hughes, S. Moore Row 3: S. Taylor, B. Webb, S. Whitmarsh, D. Clark, S. Skeldon, J.Cole, J. Brown, A. Rice Absent: M. Doherty, C. Shear FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Brown ) Mrs. King 59 Left to right: J. Fenton, E. French, D. Shampine, F. Lee, A. Thompson, K. Archer, T. Stoffel, A. Bullock, M. Nash, B. Matthews, B.J. Jones, B. Chapin, J. Kerr, S. Bullock K. Bowman, A. Carr, B. Soper Mrs. DenBleyker THIRD GRADE 'k Ml Mrs. Kelly Row 1: J. Hopkinson, T. La- Plant, B. Crump, P. Hall Row 2: B. Richardson, M. Zeller Row 3: A. Beane, R. Clint- sman, A. Hale, L. Brown, K. Harris Row 4: J. Thornton, S. Miller, C. Vargas, R. Ful- ler Absent: G. McDonald ' SECOND GRADE Row 1: L. Finley, S. Barker, M. Watson, J. Ward, W. Doherty, A. Watson Row 2: J. Harper, B. Hagan, B. Cowles, C. Miller, L. Zeller, T. Jones, B. Hotaling, D. Bishop, B. Goodheart Row 3: S. Butler, M. Thomas, A. Burns Ab- sent: L. Hopkinson Given, C. Sloan, B. Gagnon, D. Fuller, R. Fenton Standing: R. Facey, J. McDonald, Y. Miller, D. Clement, B. Shampine, D. Drake, C. Carr, S. Willard Absent: R. Reed FIRST GRADE Row 1: J. Davis, J. Matthews, P. Nash, E. Wood, S. Gotham, T. Brunet Row 2: B. Billings, S. Clement, S. Knowlton, A. LaPlant, R. Whitmarsh, T. Bogart, C. Young, H. Fuller Row 3: G. Hagan, R Clintsman, M. Towne, J. Sykes, M. French Mrs. Donnelly A.M. Row 1: A. Chapin, T. Norton, T. Perry Row 2: S. Towne, S. Ty- phair, G. Crump, N. Thornton Row 3: C. Todd, C. Stoddard, A. Oatman, P. Parker, M. Drake KINDERGARTEN Row 1: T. Youngs, R. Robinson, N. Bacon Row 2: F. Cole, B. Young, H. Matejcik, C. Harris, M. Whitford, E. Baker Row 3: W. McGill, M. Cole, T. O'Shea, T. Sloan, B. Goodreau Miss Conti P.M. 63 I don't want to catch her! 5 little angels? I know, I know! Latest hair style Next we learn how to fly! Post Graduate band member What's so funny? ADVERTISING Mir91 ■ p a9 Compliments Of FERRY’S GROCERY STORE Best Wishes To The Senior Class PADRE’S ROCKS McCORMICK’S CHEVRON Dick, Anna Lee, Michelle, Michael Rev. Charles Richard P.0. Box 8 Edwards, New York For the unusual in gifts ROMA RESTAURANT Congratulations to the Class of '78 M. 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JOE MINERALS CORPORATION Balmat-Edwards Division Someone you know works at St. Joe New York's largest producer of 67 Zinc concentrates EASTON’S HARDWARE Congratulations to the Class of '78 and'Sporting Goods Store, Inc. ■ R.D. 5 Gouverneur, N.Y. 13642 287-1211 BILL’S SHELL STATION EDWARD’S TAVERN SANDY’S BEAUTY Harold, Vi, and Ron SALON All Legal Beverages Package License Men's and Women's style Edwards, N.Y. 562-3277 cutting Edward's - Hermon Road 562 - 3414 Compliments of Compliments of MILLER’S RESTAURANT AND BAKERY BROWN’S JEWELRY STORE Fresh Baked Goods Daily n _ I r . i I r ■ Fine diamonds and jewelry at moderate prices Breakfasts - Lunches - Dinners 43 East Main St. open 5:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Gouverneur, New York Congratulations to the Class of '78 RALPH W. DIER, INC. PENGUIN LANES Insurance Edwards, New York Route 11 south of Gouverneur 68 562-3219 Best Wishes from LUTZ MAYHEW’S WHOLESALE, INC. BARBER SHOP Canton, N.Y. The St. Lawrence National Bank Member FDIC CANTON BLACK RIVER CARTHAGE EDWARDS GOUVERNEUR HARRISVILLE HEUVELTON LOWVILLE MADRID NORWOOD OGDENSBURG PORT LEYDEN POTSDAM STAR LAKE WEST CARTHAGE Compliments of Compliments of the AMERICAN HOUSE EDWARDS TELEPHONE CO., INC. Malcolm, Lura, Jeff, and John All Legal Beverages Subsidiary of Telephone and Data Systems Package License Pool Table STARNES FLORISTS Best Wishes to the Class of 178 Flowers for all occasions Somerville Road EDWARDS Gouverneur, New York SNOWMOBILE | 287-1360 CLUB, INC. 69 Congratulations To The Class Of ’78 EDWARDS LIONS CLUB Compliments Of Compliments of FRENCH FUNERAL HOME Edwards, N. Y. LUMLEY’S Hardware Store And Laundromat KAPLANS DEPARTMENT STORES Gouverneur Potsdam CLEARVIEW Restaurant And Motel Route 11 South of Gouverneur, N.Y. Serving fine Italian and American Cuisine 287-9884 GOUVERNEUR AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Dodds Motors Seaker Chevrolet Spilman's Garage 71 Best Of Luck to the graduating class of 1978 Compliments Of The EDWARDS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT AND RESCUE SQUAD THE HORNET STAFF WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF OUR ADVERTISING SPONSORS AS WELL AS THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS WHO OFFERED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AS PATRONS GOLD STAR PATRONS FRED, MARTHA, MIKE LENNOX JEAN CHARLIE MINCKLER WRIGHT'S SPORTS SHOP CONWAY'S STUDIO CHILDREN'S SHOP ROTUNDO'S CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SHERWIN WILLIAMS STORE THE TOWN SHOP Silver Star Patrons Lillian's Beauty Shoppe Mr. Mrs. Timothy Hunt Ronnie Bearor1 Annette, Lynette, Cathy| Other Patrons Mr. Mrs. John I. Nindl Mr. Mrs. Charles Gonioj 72 L