Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1979 volume:

tSmm. EDWARDS CENTRAL SCHOOL 1979 HORNET TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page ................... 1 Table of Contents ............ 2 Dedication ................... 3 AFS Students ................. 4 Yearbook Staff ............... 6 Organizations ................ 7 Seniors ..................... 17 Sports ...................... 33 Underclassmen ................45 Staff........................ 59 Advertisements .............. 65 Waiting for the bell to ring Doug finally got off the can They're not thinking, they're just confused Soggy Sliv Pickers . m Edwards Fire Department Meatball plays with dolls DEDICATION For his great service to our school, the class of 1979 wishes to dedicate this issue of THE HORNET to Mr. James Ferris, Edwards Cen- tral's band instructor since 1975. Mr. Ferris received his Bachelor of Music degree from the State University of Fredonia, afterwhich he traveled throughout Europe with the U.S. Army band as an assistant conductor. After leaving the army, Mr. Ferris went back to Fredonia and conducted in 1973 and '74. Since 1975, Mr. Ferris has lived in Ed- wards with his wife, Sue and their cocker span- iel, Doc. Sue Ferris is a remedial math teacher at E.C.S. Mr. Ferris, when not conducting band lessons, enjoys his hobbies of furniture restoration and photography. Thank you Mr. Ferris, for your help inmaking our band one of the best in the state. AFS Hiromi Hiromi Okada Konnichiwa! (means hello) My name is Hiromi Okada. I am the daughter of Mike ana Celene Duffy. I'm from Nippon (means Japan in Japanese). Your natural view is much different from my area's. I love to go cutting wood, hunting, or fishing with a canoe. Just beautiful! At first, I was so surprised at new customs that seemed strange. But after learning your way, I can understand you better. Also, many people on each side, Japan and the United States, have been meeting each other through me. A.F.S. is great. It let me meet a lot of people who have different customs, cultures, and languages, and think about myself as a human being. I am proud of Edwards for joining such a nice organization. Next time, I'll be back here with my husband! And I want you to come to my country! Thank you very much for taking care of me. 4 AFS weekend On the week-end of October 20, 21, and 22, 1978, the Edwards chapter of American Field Service hosted the annual AFS week-end. AFS students from North country schools took part, along with their american host students. There were also a number of northern New York students involved who had spent last summer abroad. They spent the week-end with various Edwards families, shared stories of their AFS experiences, and visited north country attractions. Some of the students who participated are shown in the photograph above. AFS students are indicated in parentheses with their home country and host school, host students are indicated with their home school, and American students are indicated with their home school and country they visited last summer. Row 1: Miss Debbie Francis (Austrailia Clifton Fine), Miss Shaw (host student General Brown) Miss Eldi Aukrust (Norway lndian River), Miss Gertrud Premm (Austria Gouverneur), Miss Lee Ann Denesha (host student Clifton Fine). Row 2: Miss Hiromi Okada (Japan Edwards), Miss Sharon Simmons (host student lndian River), Miss Kelly Culbertson (Indian River to Turkey), Miss Hozumi Nishio (Japan South Jefferson), Miss Katherine Gersten- berger (Germany Potsdam), Miss Maria Christina Coutinho (Brazil Norwood-Norfolk), Mr. Geovanni Castillo (Guatemala Carthage). Row3: Miss Lynn Marie Carey (Potsdamto Brazil), Mr. Tom Zem- brac (host student Carthage), Miss Patricia Crawford (Austrai I ia Massena), Mr. Stein Lihall (Norway Clayton), Miss Smith (host student Massena), Mr. Alejandro Scaletta (Uruguay General Brown), Mr. Haggett (host student Norwood-Norfolk), Mr. Rafael Veley (Mexico Carthage). t 5 Clockwise from left: Kim Brayton, Margaret Davis, Donna Finley, Ken- dra Hughes, Mike Brassard, Brenda Barr, Deb Knowlton, Shelly Davi- son, Cyril Waugh. YEARBOOK STAFF Front: Melinda Whitmarsh, Jessie Bressette, Kevin McGill. Back: Jeff Webb. Our Typewriters make a lot of mistakes. Margaret Davis Brenda Barr ... Mr Schryver ----- Kevin McGill ... Chuck Typhair .. Brenda Barr ... Margaret Davis Donna Finley Shelly Davison Jessie Bressette Mike Brassard Deb Knowlton Brenda Barr ... Cyril Waugh Chuck Typhair Jeff Webb........ Kevin McGill ... Jeff Webb Kim Brayton _____ Kendra Hughes Kevin McGill .. Jeff Webb _____ Editor Ass't Editor — Advisor . Secretary . Treasurer ..... Sales ............. Layout ........... Reporter ........... Captions ............ Typists Photography Ass'ts. 6 Row 1: Michelle Archer, Shirley Waugh, Cyril Waugh, Sue Averi 11, Sherri Oatman, Beth Miller, Kathy Mullaney, Natalie Dean, Lisa Bowman, Mr. Ferris. Row 2: Jayne Planty, Hope Zeller, Beth Richardson, Carrie Stoffel, Michelle McCormick, Erwin Planty, Chris Averi 11, DavidGotham, Lowell Davis, Lori Whitmarsh, Jeff Zeller, Donna Thornton. Row 3: Kathleen McFerran, Tammy Bullock, Tina Youngs, Debbie Sykes, Cindy Gotham, Melinda Whitmarsh, Brenda Paro, Chris Bullock, Randy Stoffel. Row 4: Angie Lanphear, Jim Mullaney, Lisa Brown, Shelly Towne, Shelly Davison, Annette Brassard, Lynette Brassard, Tracy Whitmarsh, Donna Finley, Becky Wood. Row 5: Sharon Paro, Robert Clintsman, Michael Brassard, Doug Brown, Jeff Cassidy, Lisa Zeller, Chuck Typhair, Kevin McGill, Julie Youngs. Summer marching band While the rest of us were on summer vacation, the Edwards Central march- ing band, under the direction of Mr. Ferris, has been very busy traveling all over St. Lawrence County, New York State, and parts of Canada, in various parades. Out of nine competitions, they took first place five times. The first place victories include the Seaway Festival and the St. Lawrence County Fair At the State Fair the band came in tenth, but Drum Major Cyri I Waugh came in second as he also did at the County Fair. The school and everyone in the community is very proud of the accomplish- ments of the band. Congratulations go to Mr. Ferris and all of the band members as well as to Special Advisors: Mrs. Ferris, Betsy Webb, and assistant Cindy Lanphear. 8 Flag Team Front: Angie Lanphear; Back: Becky Wood, Donna Thornton, Jayne Planty Color Guard Rob Clintsman, Sharon Paro, Jim Mullaney Rifle Team Back: Shirley Waugh Sue Averi 11 Michelle Archer Front: Kathy Mullaney Lisa Bowman Natalie Dean Drum Major Cyril Waugh Banner Sherri Oatman Beth Miller 9 Row 1: J. Youngs, B. Paro, S. Towne, H. Zeller, T. Youngs, T. Bullock, S. Davison, B. Richardson, C. Stoffel. Row 2: T. Whitmarsh, K. Zeller, D. Finley, L. Whitmarsh, L. Brown, L. Zeller, C. Bullock, D. Sykes, M. Brassard, D. Gotham, C. Typhair, K. McGill. Row 3: C. Gotham, J. Zeller, T. Thompson. BAND 10 Rehearsal Jim, Jr. Row 1: B. Paro, D. Knowlton, C. Bullock, K. Zeller, S. Paro, J. Planty. Row 2: T. Bullock, B. Zeller, D. Sykes, C. Gotham, T. Whitmarsh, S. Davison. Row3: M. Davis, A. Lanphear, M. Gagnon, E. Hughes, K. Brayton, K. Hughes, J. Youngs. Row 4: C. Waugh, M. Brassard, D. Gotham. SENIOR CHORUS ANGEL CHOIR The Angel Choir is comprised of students in the first and second grades. Row 1: K. Mullaney, N. Dean, S. Waugh, M. Butler, S. Averi 11, C. Bullock, L. Whitmarsh, H. Zeller, T. Youngs, L. Brown. Row2: D. Sykes, T. Bullock, T. Whitmarsh, C. Gotham, S. Davison, M. Davis, D. Finley, C. Bullock, J. Youngs, H. Okada, B. Barr, J. Hopkinson. GAA VARSITY CLUB Rowl: J. Sternisha, B. LaPlant, L. Bullock, V. Davison, B. Mullaney, D. Kerr, D. Freeman. Row2: M. LaPlante, D. Sykes, J. Allen, M. O'Hearn, K. McGill, A. MacMillen, M. Brassard, C. Typhair, J. Webb. 12 Front: Margaret Davis, Donna Finley, Cyril Waugh. Back: Mrs. Fitz- simons, Chuck Typhair, Mike Brassara, Mike Stoffel. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Father Richard addresses the Honor Society Induction assembly. 13 Secretarial Kim Brayton Kendra Hughes AM. BOCES Auto Mechanics Erwin Bevins Larry Bullock Retail Sales Dean Fleming 14 Jim Allen Welding George Thomas Tracy Thomas Office Practice Sheila Jones Michelle LaPlante P.M. BOCES wty I Carpentry a- id Sf i Clarence Paro 'a Nursing Melinda Whitmarsh Penny Gary Brown Hurley Eugene Mullaney Mitch Wood 15 HOME SWEET HOMICIDE On November 2nd and 3rd, 1978, the class of 1979 presented the three act mystery-comedy, Home Sweet Homicide. The story involved the three children of a mystery story writer, who got involved with a murder case while trying to match the police lieutenant up with their mother. Characters Marian Carstairs . Archie ........... April ............ Dinah ............ PollyWalker ______ Wallie Sanford .. Mrs. Cherington . Mr. Cherington .. Rupert Van Deusan Frankie Riley ... Bill Smith ....... Sergeant O'Hare . Pete ............. Joella ........... Flashlight-of mob Slukey-ofmob ... Wendy-of gang .. Joe-ofgang ....... Betsy-ofgang ... . Margaret Davis Michael Brassard . Shelly Davison — Deb Knowlton _____Diane Facey ... Duane Sykes .. Carole Bullock . Barry Mullaney .... Jimmy Allen .. Alvin Camidge ... KevinMcGill ..... Jeff Webb , AndyMacMillen .. Kendra Hughes ... Erwin Bevins . Steve LaPlante _____ Tammy Kerr ... Larry Bullock — SheilaJones 16 I know there's a calculator in here somewhere. Turned on by bookkeeping 21 KIMBERLY A. BRAYTON GREGORY R. BROWN A happy disposition reflects its own sunshine.11 CAROLE BULLOCK In the end, truth will conquer. LARRY BULLOCK What's the rush ? Tomorrow's another day. ALVIN GLEN CAMIDGE He who laughs last the joke. MARGARET J. DAVIS In school quiet and demure; outside- well, we're not so sure. Most Studious Most Organized Most Likely to Succeed Margaret Mike Best Looking Donna Duane Class Clowns Shelly Jeff Most Athletic Donna Duane Most Congenial Mike Margaret HALL OF FAME Brown Nosers Duane Donna 24 Most Musical Mike Shelly Most Popular Donna 8c Mike Best Dressed Jim Margaret Class Flirts Shelly 8c Mike Best Sports Donna, Duane, 8c Margaret Shyist Sheila 8c Alvin 25 SHELLY M. DAVISON You get out of life what you put in it. DIANE G. FACEY Take life as it happens, but make it happen the way you want to take it. DONNA L. FINLEY Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and you cry alone. Jimmy strikes a familiar pose The office is the place for snippy seniors Mr. Schryver Advisor Homeroom Let's see, 2 + 2 is Future Maintenance Engineer Did you recognize the young people on page 32? 1. Melody, 2. Mike, 3. Margaret, 4. Kim, 5. Shelly, 6. Jeff, 7. Duane, 8. Greg, 9. Carole, 10. Steve, 11. Jim, 12. Barry, 13. Sheila B., 14. Kevin, 15. Andy, 16. Hiromi, 17. Debbie, 18. Sheila J., 19. Larry, 20. Kendra, 21. Pictures unavailable for Donna, Karen, Alvin, or Erwin. 28 Trying out her BOCES cooking Who's sneaking out early? Mr. Hoop Smile If he'd only spend as much time on his Trig Lookin' forward to Saturday night Future secretary 29 HIROMI OKADA Never underestimate the power of a 1 No one can I i ve my I ife for me. I have to ive my own life.11 woman. DUANE SYKES JEFFREY D. WEBB Never pass up an opportunity, for it may be your last. I've never let school interfere with my education. 32 Kneeling: C. Bullock, M. Whitmarsh, D. Finley, L. Brassard, L. Whitmarsh. Standing: P. Zeller, T. Bullock, B. Zeller, M. Whit- marsh, T. Whitmarsh, C. Gotham, A. Brassard, D. Sykes, M. Davis, Coach Thompson, M. Rushlo, B. Barr, J. Youngs. GIRLS’ SOFT- BALL This season, the Edwards girls' softball team posted a regular season record of 9 wins and 1 loss. This loss marked only the first in 3 years of play, compiling a 27-1 record, which includ- ed a 25 consecutive game winning streak. The Hornets entered the play-offs with a game against Morristown and won 12-5. A 21-8 victory in the semi-finals against Colton-Pierrepont brought our girls up against the Blue Devils of Ogdensourg, for the second straight year. Again, Edwards missed the section x crown losing 17-9, but with many key players returning for the '79 season, the lady Hornets should be in the competition again. 34 ♦ Front: D. Weir. Kneel- ing: V. Davison, D. Sykes, C. Bressette, K. McGill. Standing: J. Allen, M. O'Hearn, K. Davison, L. Bullock, M. Ober, M. Wood, H. Waugh, B. LaPlant, P. Skeldon, D. Freeman, Coach Nindl. BOYS’ BASEBALL The Edwards baseball team in the spring of '78, fought many a tough battle on the ball diamond, but unfortunately ended the season without a victory. Inthe spring of '79, Coach Nindl and boys, througharebuildingyear, are hoping to make their mark in the Valley League. 35 Row 1: L. Whitmarsh, H. Zeller, M. Butler, C. Bullock, S. Waugh, M. Whitmarsh, N. Dean, K. Mullaney, S. Butler, M. Whitmarsh. Row2: J. Youngs, D. Burr, H. Okada, P. Zeller, C. Gotham, T. Whitmarsh, S Averi 11, J. Hopkinson. Row 3: Coach Thompson, D. Knowlton, D. Sykes, D. Finley, M. Davis, S. Davison, T. Bullock, B. Barr, T. Law, L. Brown. GIRLS’ SOCCER This was the first year for the newly formed Val ley League composed of Edwards, Morristown, Heuvel- ton, Lisbon, and Hammond. Our girls finished in first place with a 6-1-1 record. Their only loss came at the hands of Morristown by a 1-0 score. That loss ended a three year, 26 consecutive game winning streak. The banner they won as a result of this league victory is now displayed in the E.C.S. gym. In the opening game of the play-offs, we took a quick 2-0 lead, but our Saranac Lake opponents came back to win it in overtime, 3-2. Four girls were selected by the opposing coaches to represent Edwards on the Valley League All- Star team. They were Margaret Davis, Shelly Davison, Donna Dinley, and Melinda Whitmarsh. VAL.UE isars-ara GIRLS SOCCER champions 36 Row 1: H. Whitmarsh, V. Davison, C. Averi 11, T. LaPlant, B. Davi- son, K. Davison, D. Weir. Row 2: J. Sternisha, E. Mullaney, M. Wood, B. Mullaney, D. Sykes, L. Bullock, H. Hale, D. Kerr. Row 3: M. Brassard, B. Lapiant, K. McGill, A. MacMillen, M. O'Hearn, Coach Nindl, J. Sternisha, J. Olsen, C. Paro, J. Webb, D. Freeman. This years boys' soccer team made a great come back from last season. With a record of 5-3-1, their only defeats came from Morris- town and Lisbon. This record was sufficient for second place in the Valley League. BOYS’ SOCCER 37 Row 1: Deb Sykes, Me- linda Whitmarsh, Martha Gagnon. Row 2: Angie Lanphear, Cindy Gotham Row 3: Tammy Bullock, Shelly Davison, Tracy Whitmarsh. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 38 Row 1: Rick Whitford, Dennis Freeman, Eugene Mullaney, Mitch Wood, Clarence Paro, Billy Davi- son. Row 2: Duane Sykes, Mike Brassard, Andy Mac- Millen. Chuck Typhair, Jim Allen, Mr. Eaick. VARSITY BASKETBALL ■ This year's varsity bas- ketball team struggled through another season wth a critical lack of height. However, they kept their heart and spirit and fought it out until the end. Graduating team members included Duane Sykes, Mike Brassard, Andy Mac- Millen, and Jimmy Allen. 39 Front: Kathy Mullaney, Pam Phillips, Becky Wood, Shir- ley Waugh. Row 2: Marianne Hopkinson, Julie Youngs. Row 3: Natalie Dean, Sue Averi 11. J.V. CHEERLEADERS Singing the Alma Mater Row 1: Rick Whitford, Mike LaPlante, Harold Whitmarsh, Ken Davison, Billy Davison. Row 2: Mr. Gonio, Doug Brown, Ver- non Davison, Herb Hale, Mike O'Hearn, Bill La- Plant. J. V. BASKETBALL The J.V. basketball teamfinishedthe 1978-79 season with a record of 6 wins and 5 losses. This put them inthird place inthe newly reformed Valley League. Several of the boys are looking forward to working together next year on the varsity level, hoping to improve their skills and record. Meatball on the drive 41 Row 1: Donna Finley, Melinda Whitmarsh, Kathy Mullaney, Chrissy Bullock, Kendra Hughes. Row 2: Mr. Gonio, Shelly Davison, Tracy Whitmarsh, Brenda Barr, Carole Bul- lock, Barb Zeller. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Fighting for the ball This year's girls' basketball team found themselves right in the midst of an extremely tough schedule in the new Valley League. Lisbon, Heuvelton, Morristown, and Edwards have all been recognized as girls sports powers in the north coun- try. The girls were just getting underway when the yearbook was going to print, but they were looking to their experience in veteran seniors DonnaFinleyand Shelly Davison, as well as support from the rest of the girls. 42 Eighth Grade basketball Row 1: D. Law, J. Mullaney, J. Clark, G. Bullock, B. Cowles. Row2: C. Fuller, B. Gagnon, P. Lewis, B. Bowman, B. Rich- ardson. Rowl: E. Planty, T. LaPlant, B. Smith, J. Zeller, S. Skeldon, C. Averi 11, B. Dav- ison. Row2: Mr. Thompson, D. Miller, R. Whitford, S. Todd, T. Typhair, J. Finlev, P. Oatman. Junior High girl’s basketball Rowl: J. Hopkinson, S. Paro, M. McCor- mick, M. Wnitmarsh, T. Law, L. Gibbs, K. Jones. Row 2: Mr. Schryver, L. Whit- marsh, C. Bullock, L. Zeller, L. Brown, H. Zeller, A. Watson, G. Trimm. 5-6 Grade basketball Row 1: J. Butler, L. Wood, D. Matthews, S. Skeldon, B. Davison, D. Clark, S. Whitmarsh, N. Butler. Row 2: M. McCor- mick, R. LaPlant, M. Lennox, L. Cowles, W. Zeller, S. Zeller, T. Fuller, G. Hall. Seventh Grade basketball Mr. Davison Coach Bottom: L. Lewis, M. Given, H. Zeller, S. Oatman. Middle: C. Bul- lock, B. Miller, J. Hopkinson. Top: M. Whitmarsh, T. Law. Mrs. Thompson Junior High Cheering Advisor Row 1: T. McGill, B. Bullock, M. Gag- non, K. Law, M. Davison. Row 2: B. Phelps, A. Mazuroski, D. Gagnon, S. Towne, A. Ward, T. Bullock. 5-6 Grade cheerleaders 44 Brenda Barr Jessie Bressette Gary, Brown Susab Butler Dean Fleming Dennis Freeman Greg Holly Penny Hurley Michelle LaPlante Kim McDonald Rick Mitchell Eugene Mullaney Clarence Paro Bill Peacock Gisele Rushlo Mike Stoffel George Thomas Chuck Typhair Cyril Waugh Melinda Whitmarsh ELEVENTH GRADE Mitch Wood Absent: Tammy Kerr Dean Smith Mrs. Reichert Homeroom Class Officers: Front: M. Wood, V.P.; C. Waugh, Secretary. Back: M. Whitmarsh, Treasurer; B. Barr, President. Mr. House Advisor 46 Eugene Barr Doug Brown Tammy Bullock Reggie Curtis Vernon Davison Martha Gagnon Bill Gagnon Melody Goodale Cindy Gotham David Gotham Debbie Horne Ellen Hughes Amy Kerr Daro Kerr Angie Lanphear Mike LaPlante Bill LaPlant Jude Norman Debbie Sykes Tracy Thomas Tracy Whitmarsh Barb Zeller Kim Zeller Pam Zeller TENTH GRADE Mr. Antwine Homeroom Class Officers: M. Gag- non, President; T. Whit- marsh, V.P.; C. Gotham, Secretary-T reasurer 47 Mrs. Farnsworth Advisor Suzanne Averi 11 David Butler Mary Butler Ken Davison Natalie, Dean Cheryl Given Janine Hawn Maryanne Hopkinson Teresa Jackson Nancy Knowlton Bob Mazuroski David McDonald Kathy Mullaney Mike O'Hearn Joel Olson Brenda Paro Pam Phillips Jayne Planty Joe Sternisha Carrie Stoffel Shirley Waugh David Weir Ken Whitford Becky Wood Julie Youngs NINTH GRADE Vicki Zeller Class Officers: S. Waugh, President; K. Mullaney, Secretary; J. Youngs, Treasurer. 48 Mr. Thompson Homeroom Advisor Michelle Archer Lisa Brown Brad Bowman Lisa Bowman Chrissy Bullock Gary Bullock John Clark Rob Clintsman Bob Cowles i Lowell Davis Charles Fuller Bob Gagnon Lisa Gibbs Herb Hale Karla Jones Richard Jones Angie Kerr Scott Lanphear Dennis Law Michelle McCormick Jim Mullaney Sharon Paro Billie Jo Phillips Bryan Richardson Jim Roberts Carolyn Saur Eddie Sloan Jeff Sternisha Gayle Trimm Shelly Towne ! EIGHTH GRADE Mrs. Farnsworth Alice Watson Harold Whitmarsh Lori Whitmarsh Mr. Ward 49 Chris Averi 11 Cheryl Bullock Bill Davison Fred Finley Jim Finley Marilee Given Willie Hanson Terry Holly Joanne Hopkinson T.J. LaPlant Jeff Law Trudy Law Laura Lewis Phillip Lewis Bill McDonald Darrell Miller Paul Oatman Sherri Oatman James Phelps Erwin Planty Beth Richardson Scott Skeldon Randy Stoffel Tim Thompson Stanley Todd Tracy Typhair Ricky Whitford Maryanne Whitmarsh Hope Zeller Jeff Zeller SEVENTH GRADE 50 Mrs. Fitzsimons Homeroom Absent: Beth Miller Brad Smith SIXTH GRADE f Top to Bottom. Left: R. Shear, B. Hill, R. Thornton, T. Fuller. Center: T. Brown, K. Beane, D. Gagnon, S. Towne, T. Bullock. Right: L. Cowles, V. Zeller, B. Davies, L. Shampine, D. Barker, S. Morehouse. 51 Row 1: N. Butler, J. Cole, M. McCollum, K. Law, L. Jones, S. Skeldon, D. Clark, M. Dav- ison, A. Rice, C. Miller J. Hale. Row 2: J. Tebo, M. Hale, B. Mazuroski, R. Lee, M. Davis. Row3: D. Horne, S. Whitmarsh, S. Lanphear, R. LaPlant, L. Wood, S. Taylor. Absent: J. Brown, M. Doherty, L. Hughes, C. Shear, S. Zel- ler. FIFTH GRADE 52 Clockwise from left: seated: A. Bullock, K. Archer, T. Stoffel, B. Soper, A. Thompson, D. Shampine, J. Fenton, E. French. Stand- ing: B. Matthews, S. Bullock, L. Butler, A. Hale, J. Kerr, K. Bowman, L. Hotaling, C. Arguette, B. Jones. Absent: A. Carr. FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Brown Kneeling: R. Fuller, C. Vargas, B. Richardson, R. Knowlton, M. Zeller, G. McDonald. Standing: M. Nash, T. Laplant, S. Miller, A. Beane, L. Peabody, R. Clintsman, B. Webb, L. Brown, J. Hopkinson, P. Hall. 53 Rowl: W. Doherty, A. Duffy, L. Hopkinson, S. Barker, S. Facey, L. Finley. Row2: M. McCollum, T. Lee, L. Zeller, B. Cowles, B. Hotaling, S. Wolfe. Row 3: J. Tebo, K. Dean, J. Ward, S. Butler. THIRD GRADE Miss Smith Row 1: B. Barr, R. Davies, C. Oatman, D. Bishop, B. Chapin, F. Lee. Row 2: A. Byrns, S. Taylor, B. Goodheart, K. Miller, S. Hooper, J. Carlin. Row 3: T. Jones, M. Averi 11, A. Watson. 54 Front: E. Wood, R. Whitmarsh, T. Chapin, D. Drake, S. Knowlton, D. Finen, B. Shampine. Back: D. Gotham, S. Carlin, D. Clement, A. LaPlant, J. McDonald, M. Thomas, M. French, J. Davis, R. Facey. SECOND GRADE Front: M. Towne, R. Fenton, B. Gagnon, B. Billings, T. Lanphear, M. Mazuroski. J. Sykes, J. Matthews, R. Clintsman. Back: D. Fuller, S. Clement, P. Nash, H. Fuller, S. Willard, S. Gotham, C. Rice, M. Kerr, C. Sloan, D. Wood. Absent: J. Tebo. Mrs. Talbot 55 Kneeling: T. Sloan, N. Thornton, T. Perry, T. Youngs, J. Arquette, B. Robinson, M. Whitford, M. Drake, S. Typhair, M. Cole, C. Todd, H. Matejcik, T. Norton. Standing: S. Towne, C. Stoddard, V. Carlin, F. Cole, Y. Miller, S. Gollaher, A. Oatman, R. Given, P. Parker, N. Duffy, G. Peabody. FIRST GRADE 56 . : Bottom: E. Soper, C. Peabody, M. Honsky, A. Hooper, B. Wood, C. Taylor, M. McIntosh, C. Davies, D. Jones. Center: N. Taylor, W. McGill, B. Davies, B. Willard, J. Billings, C. Fenton. Top: C. Zeller, N. LaPlante, A. Chapin, C. French, D. Goodheart, C. Peabody, C. Barreford, T. Beane. Mrs. Donnelly KINDERGARTEN A Victory First Aid? What'd ya say Maryanne? Aren't these donkeys supposed to wear sneakers? 58 Board of Education: clockwise from left: Mr. Wolfe, Mrs. Cassidy, Mr. Dean, Vice President, Fr. Richards, President, Mr. Austin, Clerk, Mr. Bullock, Mr. Hunt, Guidance Counselor, Mr. Doherty, Superintendent of Schools. Absent: Mr. Hotaling. Mr. Doherty Superintendent Mr. Hunt Guidance Counselor Mrs. Clintsman Executive Secretary Mrs. Typhair Secretary Mrs. McCollum Teacher's Aide Mrs. Ayers Teacher's Aide 60 Mr. Schryver Math Mr. House Science Mr. Ward Science Mr. Thompson Math 1 Mrs. Fitzsimons English Miss Burrows English Mrs. Reichert Business Education Mr. Juckett French-English Miss Buttons English 61 Mr. Antwine Social Studies Mrs. Farnsworth Social Studies Mr. Jones Driver Education Mr. Edick Remedial Math and Reading Mrs. MacMillen Remedial Reading Mrs. Ferris Remedial Math Mr. Nindl Physical Education Mr. Hill Industrial Arts Miss Woods Home Economics 62 Mr. Ferris Instrumental Music Mrs. Hance Vocal Music Mr. Rush School Psychologist Mrs. Charleson Nurse-Health Mrs. Zeller Nurse Mr. McFerran Maintenance Mrs. Lashua Mrs. Roberts Cafeteria Workers Mrs. Webb, Mr. Waugh, Mrs. Brasie Custodial Staff 63 Edwards' Beauty Queen '79 Finally goin' home Bus Drivers: Mrs. Fuller, Mr. Davis, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Rude, Mrs. LaPlante. Mr. Mullaney Bus Mechanic Mr. Hunt's Secretary Fire Escape Surveying the Bat- tlefield 64 PADRE’S ROCKS Rev. Charles Richard P ..0-. Box 8 Edvy rds New York LUTZ BARBER SHOP For the unusual in gifts SANDY’S BEAUTY SALON Congratulations to the Class of '79 PENGUIN LANES Men's and Women's style cutting Edward's - Hermon Road 562 - 3414 Route 11 South of Gouverneur © STARNES FLORISTS CLEARVIEW Flowers for all occasions Restaurant And Motel Somerville Road Gouverneur, New York 287 - 1360 Route 11 South Of Gouverneur, NY. KAPLAN’S DEPARTMENT STORES Serving fine Italian and American Cuisine 287 - 9884 Gouverneur Potsdam 66 EASTON’S HARDWARE and Sporting Goods Store, Inc. R.D. 5 Gouverneur, N.Y. 13642 287 - 1211 THE MEADOWS Live bands every weekend Fowler, New York Meet your friends at the ROMA Compliments of the RESTAURANT EDWARDS TELEPHONE M. DeCastro, C. Petito Props. Completely Air Conditioned All Legal Beverages COINC Subsidiary of Gouverneur, New York Rest.: 287-9886 Kit.: 287-3280 Telephone and Data Systems Best Of Luck to the graduating class of 1979 Compliments Of The EDWARDS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT AND RESCUE SQUAD 67 EDWARDS RECREATION CENTER ' BOWLING Where all your friends meet Congratulations to the Class of '79 Best Wishes To The Senior Class BILL’S SHELL STATION MCCORMICK’S CHEVRON Dick, Anna Lee, Michelle, Michael Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1979 EDWARDS TAVERN EDWARDS IGA STORE J.C. and Mary Brassard Table Rite Meats and Table Fresh Produce Edwards, New York 13635 562 - 3281 Harold, Vi, and Ron All Legal Beverages Package License Edwards, New York 562 - 3277 RALPH W. DIER INC INSURANCE Edwards, New York 562 - 3219 68 Congra tula tions To The Class Of 1979 SCHOOL PICTURES, INC. Specializing in senior portraits and individual school pictures Representatives Walt Fort Melzar Richards Compliments of FERRY’S GROCERY STORE ■ Edwards, New York 562 - 3399 Compliments Of LUMLEY’S Complements of the Hardware Store And AMERICAN HOUSE Laundromat Malcolm, Lura, Jeff, and John All Legal Beverages Rooms Package License Pool Table Edwards, New York 562 - 3293 69 Congra tula tions To The Class Of 1979 EDWARDS LIONS CLUB Compliments of Best Wishes FRENCH FUNERAL HOME to the Class of '79 EDWARD’S SNOWMOBILE Edwards, New York CLUB, INC. The St. Lawrence N ational Member FDIC CANTON BLACK RIVER CARTHAGE EDWARDS GOUVERNEUR HARRISVILLE HEUVELTON LOWVILLE MADRID NORWOOD OGDENSBURG PORT LEYDEN POTSDAM STAR LAKE WEST CARTHAGE GOLD STAR PATRONS GOUVERNEUR AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION HELEN MILLER WRIGHT'S SPORT SHOP NESCO AL PASCOE EUGENE AND MARJORIE DAVIS WILLOW SHADE FARM- THE CLIFFORD BULLOCK FAMILY Silver Star Patrons Dodds Motors Gouverneur Motors Seaker Chevrolet Spilman's Garage Dixie Lee 71 ST. JOE ZINC COMPANY MINING DIVISION And now you grease the THE HORNET STAFF WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF OUR ADVERTIS- ING SPONSORS AS WELL AS THE BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS WHO OFFERED FINANCIAL AS- SISTANCE AS PATRONS. We can do this cheer lying down pan I've heard of horse, but this is ridiculous 72 The team's in the huddle