Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1980 volume:

EDWARDS CENTRAL SCHOOL EDWARDS, NEW YORK i MELINDA L. WHITMARSH GISELEM. RUSHLO “Lord let my words be tender for I may have to eat them.” t 2 “Blondes have more fun.” | j' ! EUGENE MULLANEY “Boy! Time sure flies when you’re having PENNY HURLEY “Lead me not into temptation; just show me where it is, and I’ll find it.” MICHELLE LA PLANTE “A blush is nice, but sometimes inconven ient.” 1. Most Musical Melinda and Chuck 2. Most Popular Penny and Ricky 3. Most Organized Michelle and Cyril 4. Best Dressed Michelle and Chuck 5. Brown Nosers Melinda and Eugene 6. Most Congenial Cyril and Penny 3 HALL OF FAME 1. Class Flirts Ricky and Kim 2. Most Athletic Mitch and Sue 3. Shyest Dean and Michelle 4. Best Looking Michelle and Ricky 5. Best Sports Melinda and Mitch 6. Class Clowns Penny and Dennis 7. Most Studious Most Likely to Succeed Michelle and Chuck GARY C. BROWN “The only good thing to look forward to is your future.” ,S Ml ROBERT LOPEZ “La philosohie c’est Part de parler pour ne rien dire.” “Philosophy is the art of speaking and saying CYRIL R. WAUGH Religion is what you do for people, not to eople.” MICHAEL L. STOFFEL A man of few words has little to say Everyday life at E.C.S. 1. Moose and his shadow. 2. Who’s car is that, anyway? 3. Catching up so we can get senior privileges. 4. Hell’s Angels? 5. Looking for the senior lounge. 6. Hey guys, Pizza Hut doesn’t deliver! f ; i m { 1. Why is he smiling? 2. Teamwork 3. How do you spell privileges? ... B-O-O-K-K-E-E- P-I-N-G 4. Now that we’re out... 5. how do we get in? 6. Riiip!!! 6 CHARLES L.TYPHAIR DENNIS FREEMAN “If you don’t have the best of everything, “Working together makes the difference.” make the best of everything you have.” MITCHELL B. WOOD “Man without women would be as stupid a game as playing checkers alone.” 10 JESSIE ELIZABETH BRESSETTE “No one finds life worth living; he makes it worth living.” DEAN M. SMITH “When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece.” GREG HOLLY “A chip on the shoulder always indicates that there is wood higher up.” CLARENCE E. PARO DEAN ARTHUR FLEMING “Two things only a man cannot hide: that ho “To he or not to he, that is the question.” is drunk and that he is in love.” — Hamlet 14 YEARBOOK STAFF Co-Editors.......................Chuck Typhair ................................Cyril Waugh Secretary................................Penny Hurley Co-Treasurers.............................Gary Brown ................................Penny Hurley Layout....................................Mike Stoffel .................................Chuck Typhair ................................Cyril Waugh Typists...............................Michelle LaPlante ................................Gisele Rushlo Reporter .........................Mike Stoffel Advisor...........................Mr. Schryver 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page .......................................1 Seniors...........................................2 Hall of Fame......................................4 Baby Pictures....................................13 Yearbook Staff...................................16 Table of Contents................................16 Organizations....................................17 AFS Students.....................................27 Dedication.......................................28 Staff............................................29 Sports...........................................35 Classes..........................................49 Advertising......................................63 16 ORGANIZATIONS 17 MARCHING BAN This past summer, the Edwards Central School marching band once again had a very successful season. Under the direction of Mr. James Fer- ris, Mr. Robin Archer, and Mr. Daniel Mosher, the band once again proved their ability against much larger bands from schools all over the state. Competing eleven times, they were first on six occasions. They finished a very close second place at the Seaway Festival. At the St. Lawrence County Fair the band not only took top honors, but also won the coveted Isabella Peck award and the flags and rifles won the Marjorie Peck award. 1. Row 1: M. Archer, K. Mullaney, S. Waugh, D. Gagnon, S. Averill, N. Dean, L. Bowman, T. Law, C. Bullock, T. Bullock, J. Planty, Director Daniel Mosher. Row 2: S. Towne, J. Zeller, M. McCormick, J. Youngs, L. Davis, B. Richardson, R. Shear, H. Zeller, T. Youngs, V. Zeller, T. Whitmarsh, T. Bullock. Row 3: S. Towne, S. Oatman, K. McGill, L. Brown, L. Whitmarsh, K. Zeller, B. Paro, C. Stoffel, D. Sykes, D. Finley, C. Gotham, M. Whitmarsh. Row 4: R. Stoffel, G. Hall, K. Davison, C. Typhair, W. Davison, L. Zeller, C. Averill, D. Brown, M. Brassard, S. Davi- son. Row 5: P. Zeller, M. Butler, P. Phillips, B. Phillips, S. Paro, M. Whitmarsh, D. Gotham. 2. Majorette Jayne Planty. W V i ' ’ VI . . ............................. ■ 18 The summertime also saw our marching Hornets win- ning at the Jefferson County Fair. And at the New York State Fair in Syracuse the band finished ninth, while Drum Majorette Jayne Planty placed second in her category. The community is very proud of the band and the band is very thankful toward the community for the tremendous support it received over the summer. 1. The Edwards Central School Marching Band in action at the New York State Fair. 2. “Attention.” Ready to start their performance. 3. Major- ette Jayne Planty and Director Daniel Mosher exhibiting the trophies won at the state fair. 4. The flag team. 5. The rifle team. 6. On our way to the fair. 19 1. Concert Band: Row 1: C. Bullock, P. Zeller, T. Whitmarsh, T. Youngs, S. Towne, L. Zeller, J. Hopkinson; Row 2: L. Whitmarsh, L. Davis, J. Zeller, K. Davison, T. Bullock, J. Youngs, H. Zeller, C. Gotham, R. Lopez; Row 3: L. Brown, M. McCormick, R. Stoffel, G. Hall, D. Gagnon, S. Towne, T. Bullock, B. Paro; Row 4: Mr. Mosher, B. Phelps, F. Finley, C. Averill, C. Typhair, R. Shear, V. Zeller, B. Richardson, C. Stoffel, S. Oatman. 2. Mr. Mosher, Band Director. 3. ??!! quarter notes!!! 4. Keep that rhythm!! 1 BAND CHORUS 1. Senior Chorus: Row 1: B. Paro, K. Zeller, C. Gotham, T. Whitmarsh, P. Zeller, J. Youngs; Row 2: K. Jones, E. Hughes, S. Paro, D. Sykes, A. Lanphear, K. McDonald; Row 3: C. Typhair, M. Stoffel, C. Waugh. 2. The first and second grade classes make up the angel choir. ANGEL CHOIR MR. CRANE November 16 and 17, 1979, saw the return of a musical production to the E.C.S. stage. The senior class and the Drama Club collaborated to present “Mr. Crane.” It is set in Sleepy Hollow 300 years after the famous Washington Irving story. The main conflict is between Tom Bones (Michael Stoffel) and Ike Crane (Cyril Waugh) who are fighting over Kathy (Penny Hurley). The remaining cast members are: Dean Roberts......Gisele Rushlo Ichabod Jimmy ... .Jude Norman Dean Alston.....Charles Typhair Hugh............Dennis Freeman Dottie.......Melinda Whitmarsh Mimi....................Jessie BreSsette Gladys................Michelle LaPlante Girls ... Lisa Zeller, Sue Butler, Julie Youngs, Tracy Whitmarsh, Michelle McCormick Urchins ... Mike Doherty, Lura Hughes, Jill Ward, Mabel Davison, David Clark, Lisa Hotaling, Amy Carr, Sandy Bullock, Steve Skeldon. 1. Doing the “Gibralter Rock.” 2. Ichabod and his little urchins. 3. Dancing to “Our School.” 4. Dean Alston’s office. 5. “We need the boys.” 6. Tom Bones discusses Kathy with Ike. Boys . Dean Smith Ken Davison Vern Davison Glenn Griggs Tim Marlow 22 VARSITY CLUB HONOR SOCIETY ART CLUB 3. Left to Right: V. Zeller, H. Zeller, Sec. Treas., J. Norman, Vice President and Public Relations Person, Miss Chapman, Advisor, R. Bullock, President, T. Kerr, D. Kerr, Project Spokesman, T. McGill, B. Phelps. 1. Row 1: J. Roberts, L. Davis, T. LaPlant, J. Mullaney, J. Clark, R. Clintsman; Row 2: Coach Nindl, E. Mullaney; Row 3: D. Kerr, C. Averill, J. Sternisha, H. Hale, M. O’Hearn, J. Sternisha, W. LaPlant, K. Davison, D. Freeman. 2. R. Lopez, C. Waugh, C. Typhair, M. Stoffel. BOCES STUDENTS 1. SWTC A.M. Class: Left to Right: G. Rushlo, J. Bressette, M. Wood, G. Holly, E. Mullaney, G. Brown, C. Paro, R. Mitchell. 2. NWTC A.M. Class: P. Hurley, M. LaPlante, M. Whitmarsh. 3. NWTC P.M. Class: E. Hughes, K. Zeller. 4. SWTC P.M. Class: Row 1: D. Horne, A. Lan- phear, D. Sykes, M. Goo- dale; Row 2: D. Fleming, G. Griggs, J. Sternisha, D. Gotham, R. Ant wine; Row 3: T. Thomas, R. Curtis, T. Marlow, M. LaPlante, D. Brown. 1. Offense, or defense? 2. Senior Class Officers: Mitch Wood, Vice President, Penny Hurley, President, Chuck Typhair, Treasurer, Cyril Waugh, Secretary, 3. Freshman Class Officers: Chrissy Bullock, Vice President, Herb Hale, President, Lori Whitmarsh, Treasurer. Absent From Photo: Tina Youngs, Secretary, 4. Sophomore Class Officers: Kathy Mullaney, Secre- tary, Shirley Waugh, President, Julie Youngs, Treasurer. 5. Future Secretaries of America! 6. Junior Class Officers: Bill LaPlant, Vice President, Tracy Whitmarsh, President, Cindy Gotham, Secretary Treasurer. 26 ROBERT LOPEZ My name is Robert “Bunny” Lopez and I come from Toulouse, France. I am the son of Lennie and Patricia Zeller and the brother of Wesley Zeller. Like you know, I come from the “Old World” and since I arrived at Edwards in August, I have had a very good time. I would like to tell you a little bit about my family back home in France. My father, Jose Lopez, is a carpenter for a big com- pany. My mother, Josephine, is a housewife. I have two sisters still in school, Isabelle who is 11 years old, and Alice, who is 16 years old. Another sister Marie, who is 20 years old, is working in a bookstore. She is a graduate like my brother Jose who is work- ing as a pipefitter for another company. We all live in a big city in the south of France called Toulouse, with a population of 500,000 people. You people of this small town are very nice to me and I appreciate that. I enjoy a lot of new activities: soccer, bowling, hunting, fishing, trapping, “Bingo,” snow, your woods and the maple syrup. I won’t forget you nor will I forget the pretty girls of Edwards. “Merci beau- coup.” “Thank you very much.” Robert Lopez CYRIL WAUGH This summer I lived in Santpoort-Noord, Netherlands. The Netherlands is north of France and borders West Germany. I stayed with the family Tibboel. They made me feel very much at home. My father was a Dutch Exterminator (Mortician) and my mother was a part-time student. I had two host brothers, Henk, age 16, and Hans, age 14, and a host sister Hanny. While in the Netherlands I learned a lot about windmills, dikes, and some knowledge of World War II. I traveled to differ- ent areas learning names, places, happenings, and the language. I thank the Edwards A.F.S. Chapter and the community for their support for a tremendous experience which will last a life- time. DEDICATION This year’s Hornet is dedicated to three former teachers who have guided us through many of our years at our beloved Edwards Central School, Mrs. Manie Hurley, Mrs. Mary Noble, and Mrs. Katheryn Fuller. Mrs. Hurley attended the State University of New York at Potsdam and taught at Harrisville and the Talcville schools before coming to Edwards in 1957. Mrs. Noble went to the State University of New York at Pots- dam and taught in three different rural school districts in the area before coming to Edwards Central in 1958. Mrs. Fuller was educated at Keuka College and the St. Law- rence University, and taught at Hermon before coming to Edwards, where she taught two or more generations of local families. We thank you for your many years of help and guidance throughout our educational life here at Edwards. 1. Mrs. Noble and Mrs. Fuller enjoying a snack with the Home Economics class. 2. Mrs. Hurley relaxing after lunch at the Nutrition Center. 28 1. Mr. Doherty Superintendent of Schools 2. Mr. Morgan Guidance Counselor 3. Mr. Schryver Administration Mathematics 4. Ms. O’Rielly Mathematics 5. Mr. Thompson Mathematics 6. Mr. Antwine Social Studies 7. Mrs. Farnsworth Social Studies 8. Mr. Ward Science 9. Mr. House Science 1. Mr. Juckett English 2. Mrs. Fitzsimons English 3. Mr. Hill Industrial Arts 4. Mr. Jones Driver Education 5. Mr. Nindl Physical Education 6. Miss Wood Home Economics 7. Mrs. Reichert Business Education 8. Miss Chapman Art 9. Mrs. Masaitis Librarian 1. Mr. Edick Remedial Reading Math 2. Mrs. MacMillen Remedial Reading Math 3. Mrs. Freeman Remedial Reading 4. Miss Fedun Speech Therapist 5. Mrs. Johnson Visually Impaired Specialist 6. Mr. Rush School Psychologist 7. Mr. Mosher Instrumental Music 8. Mrs. Hance Vocal Music 9. Miss Haber Vocal Music Student Teacher I m 1. Mrs. Lashua Cafeteria 2. Mrs. Roberts Cafeteria 3. Mrs. Rude Cafeteria 4. Mrs. Clintsman Secretary 5. Mrs. Typhair Secretary 6. Mr. Austin District Treasurer 7. Mr. McFerran Maintenance 8. Mrs. Bullock Mrs. Shear Cafeteria Monitors 9. Mrs. Zeller School Nurse 5 6 1. Mrs. Bailey, Intermediate Reading and Math. 2. Board of Education: Left to Right: Mr. Stoffel, Mrs. Cassidy, Mr. Dean, Vice President, Rev. Fr. Richard, President, Mr. Bullock, Mrs. Gotham, Board Clerk, Mr. Wolf, Mr. Doherty, Superintendent of Schools. 3. Mr. Youngs, Custodial Contractor. 4. Bus Drivers: Left to Right: Mrs. LaPlante, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Whitford, Mr. Davis, Mr. Hubbard, Bus Mechanic. 5. Custodians: C. Bres- sette, E. Archer, T. Jackson. 6. Mrs. Boeheim, School Psychologist. 7. Mr. Clark, Inter- mediate Reading and Social Studies. 34 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL This year marked the return to the Valley League for interscholastic competition. After starting with a dismal 1-2 record, the Hornets regrouped and won their next five games to earn first place honors with a record of 6-2. This marked the fourth consecutive year in which the girls entered the sectional play-offs and the quarter-finals began against Colton-Pierrepont. A winning score of 14-5 pitted Edwards against Har- risville in the semi-finals. After a 9-5 victory, Edwards, for the third straight year, was to face the Ogdensburg Blue Devils. A Section X crown was not to be, as the girls lost a tough 6-5 decision. But with an overall record of 8-3, the Edwards girls were again invited to represent Section X, Class D, in intersectional competition against Section VII. 1. Left to right: Coach Thompson, T. Whitmarsh, K. Mullaney, B. Zeller, S. Butler, J. Youngs, B. Barr, S. Waugh, M. Hopkinson, P. Zeller, T. Bullock, S. Davison, D. Finley, M. Davis, M. Butler, M. Whitmarsh, K. Hughes, C. Bullock, C. Gotham, D. Sykes, B. Wood, S. Averill, N. Dean, Assistant Coach Enright. Front: L. Whitmarsh, H. Zeller, T. Youngs. 2. Partytime!!! 3. Wake up Barb, here it comes. 4. Tiptoeing around the bases. 5. Get down, Cindy. BOYS’ BASEBALL The Hornet baseball squad faced a tough Valley League schedule, and came out with an overall record of 2 wins and 6 losses. The athletic banquet saw the acknowledgement of Ken Davison as the leading pitcher, Mitch Wood as the best hitter, and Mike O’Hearn as the leading fielder. 1. Front: D. Smith, K. Davison, V. Davison, M. Wood, D. Weir. Back: K. McGill, J. Allen, D. Sykes, H. Hale, M. O’Hearn, Coach Nindl, J. Sternisha, D. Freeman, W. LaPlant, L. Bullock. 2. Got- cha!!! 3. Gruntin’ and groanin’. 4. Do you think there’s hope? 5. Swan dive. 37 This year the girls’ soccer team posted a 4-4 record, good enough for a third place finish in the Valley League. In that only five juniors and two seniors were on the roster, the squad sported a lot of youth. And because of this “building” year, the prospects for a first place champi- onship for next fall look promising. This experience keyed with addi- tional new prospects from the eighth grade should make for an excit- ing 1980 season. As a result of selections by the opposing coaches, Melinda Whit- marsh, Cindy Gotham and Chrissy Bullock were selected to the Valley League All-Star team. 1. Front: T. Bullock, B. Bullock. Row 1: T. Youngs, P. Phillips, N. Dean, S. Waugh, M. Butler, M. Whitmarsh, C. Gotham, D. Sykes, S. Averill, M. Butler, C. Bullock, J. Hopkin- son. Row 2: M. Whitmarsh, P. Zeller, T. Bullock, K. Mullaney, C. Bullock, T. Whitmarsh, S. Towne, M. McCormick, Coach Thompson, L. Zeller, L. Brown, L. Whitmarsh, J. Youngs, M. Archer, H. Zeller, C. Given, M. Given. 2. Do the hustle. 3. Lace it. 4. HELP. GIRLS’ SOCCER 38 BOYS’ SOCCER The Valley League schedule was a rough one, and the boys managed to fight their way to a split record of 4-4. The Hornets were led by Ken Davison, with 11 goals and 6 assists, Vernon Davison and Mitch Wood. With the loss of only four seniors, Dennis Freeman, Mitch Wood, Robert Lopez and Eugene Mullaney, the Hornets expect to march on to another good, if not better season next year. 1. Row I: W. LaPlant, J. Clark, R. Clintsman, W. Davison, H. Whit- marsh, J. Mullaney. Row 2: C. Averill, M. Wood, K. Davison, L. Davis, D. Freeman, J. Sternisha, R. Jones. Row 3: R. Lopez, E. Mul- laney, J. Sternisha, H. Hale, G. Bullock, V. Davison, T. LaPlant. Row 4: W. Zeller, M. Lennox, J. Roberts, M. O’Hearn, G. Hall, J. Zeller, Coach Nindl. 2. Determination. 3. CHOKE!!! 4. More bal- let??? 39 1. Left: J. Youngs, T. Youngs. Center, Front to Back: L. Whit- marsh, S. Waugh, M. McCormick, M. Archer; Right: M. Hopkinson, N. Dean. 2. Ms. O’Rielly, advisor. 3. Get off the can and get on the stick. 4. The Hornet Holler Section. 5. Anybody know what we’re going to do next? 2 J.V. CHEERING J.V. BASKETBALL After losing their big men to this year’s varsity squad, the JV team was comprised of four eighth graders and five ninth graders. This very youthful team gave it their all against the tough competition in the Valley League. 1. Front: J. Clark, W. Davison, H. Whitmarsh, T. LaPlant; Standing: Coach Lamendola, R. Gag- non, C. Averill, R. Cowles, T. Typhair, H. Hale, S. Todd, manager. 2. Well, don’t just stand there, somebody jump up and grab it! 3. I wish I was playing. 4. Hey guys, check out the third cheer- leader from the left! 5. Now that I’m here, what do I do? 5 CHEERING 2 VARSITY 1. Front: T. Whitmarsh, S. Averill; Back: A. Lamphear, C. Gotham, T. Bullock, D. Sykes, K. Mullaney. 2. Jump, girls. 3. All together now. 4. Ms. O’Rielly, advisor. 5. Aren’t we pretty?? 4 VARSITY BASKETBALL Under the direction of coach Tony Lamendola, this year’s varsity squad showed great improvement. Even when behind, they played their best right through to the end. The graduating seniors on this year’s squad include Mitch Wood, Dennis Freeman and Dean Smith. 1. Kneeling: D. Smith, M. Wood, K. Davison, G. Griggs; Standing: Coach Lamendola, W. LaPlant, V. Davison, M. O’Hearn, D. Freeman. 2. A long shot. 3. Do I have to be here? 4. One, two, three,... twirl. 5. CHOKE! GIRLS BASKETBALL The female Hornets fought their way to a 2-7 record this year, los- ing most of their games by a nar- row margin. High scorers were Kathy Mullaney and Chrissy Bull- ock, with Lisa Zeller as the top rebounder. This team was a young team, and with the loss of only two seniors, Gisele Rushlo and Melinda Whitmarsh, they should look for- ward to continued improvement in the years to come. 1. Front: M. Butler, M. Whitmarsh, M. Whitmarsh, manager, K. Mullaney, G. Rushlo; Back: Coach Wood, C. Given, L. Zeller, J. Hopkinson, C. Bullock, L. Brown. 2. Gun it Chrissy. 3. Kathy for two. 4. Fly like an eagle! INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL 1. Row 1: A. Bullock, M. Zeller, R. Knowlton, D. Clark; Row 2: G. McDonald, D. Matthews, J. McDonald, S. Whitmarsh, M. Averill; Row 3: R. LaPlant, B. Webb, L, Cowles, J. Cole, Coach Clifford Davison. 2. Row 1: T. Bullock, B. Bullock, M. Whitmarsh, V. Zeller; Row 2: Coach Wood, T. Law, H. Zeller, D. Gagnon, S. Towne. JR. HI GIRLS BASKETBALL JR. HI BOYS BASKETBALL 3. Row 1: B. Davison; Row 2: G. Hall, J. Law, M. Lennox, R. Clintsman, R. Whitford; Row 3: W. Zeller, S. Todd, S. Kroniser, P. Oatman, S. Fifield, D. Law, Coach Clifford Davison. . . .' ■............................................................................................................................: ' 1. He always wanted to be a traffic cop! 2. Looks like she really enjoys her homework. 3. Shirley being tutored. 4. Aw right you guys, who took the cookies??? 5. Our students really flip for Coach! 6. And our formula for today is ___7. Faculty Smokehouse. 47 6 1. Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus. 2. Mrs. Fitzsimons, senior homeroom teacher. 3. Ms. Liz, senior advisor. 4. Senior Lounge? 5. Slurp, slurp, slurp!!! 6. Think ya can catch ’em Marilee? 7. Eugene and his high school sweet- heart! 8. Robert receiving “bribes.” 48 ELEVENTH GRADE 1. Row 1: A. Kerr, D. Horne, C. Gotham, A. Lanphear, D. Sykes, K. Zeller, W. LaPlant, P. Zeller, J. Norman, M. Goo- dale, R. Antwine; Row 2: T. Bullock, B. Zeller, R. Curtis, T. Marlow, T. Whitmarsh, M. LaPlante, V. Davison, J. Sterni- sha, D. Gotham, E. Hughes, D. Kerr, T. Thomas. 2. Mrs. Hance, Advisor. 3. Mrs. Reichert, Homeroom Teacher. 4. We can’t see the film ’cause there aren’t any shades on the win- dows MR. DOHERTY!!! TENTH GRADE 1. Row 1: K. Davison, M. O’Hearn, D. Brown, K. Whitford, R. Mazuroski, D. Weir; Row 2: K. Mullaney, N. Dean, S. Waugh, S. Averill, M. Butler, T. Jackson, B. Paro, C. Stoffel, S. Wood; Row 3: J. Youngs, M. Hopkinson, N. Knowlton, J. Hawn, L. Weir, C. Given, V. Zeller, P. Phillips. 2. Hey Janine, wake up. It’s time for math class!!! 3. Some of us really do study. 4. Mr. Thompson, homeroom teacher and advisor. 4 NINTH GRADE 1. Mr. An twine, homeroom teacher. 2. Mr. Antwine’s Homeroom: Row 1: L. Brown, C. Bullock, L. Davis, C. Fuller, G. Bullock, R. Jones; Row 2: M. Archer, H. Hale, R. Cowles, J. Clark, R. Gagnon, R. Tyler; Row 3: K. Jones, L. Bowman, S. Paro, R. Hathaway, R. Clintsman, M. Dur- ham. 3. Mr. Mosher, class advisor. 4. Mr. Ward’s Homeroom: Row 1: H. Whitmarsh, M. McCormick, S. Lanphear, J. Mullaney, D. McDonald; Row 2: B. Phillips, T. Youngs, L. Zeller, A. Watson, B. Richardson; Row 3: L. Whitmarsh, S. Towne, J. Sternisha, E. Sloan, D. Law, B. Bowman. 5. Mr. Ward, homeroom teacher. 5 1. Mrs. Farnsworth’s homeroom. Row 1: J. Roberts, T. LaPlant, J. Phelps, F. Finley, T. Law, J. Hopkinson, C. Bullock, M. Given; Row 2: S. Kroniser, C. Averill, R. Whitford, T. Typhair, S. Todd, A. Kerr, B. Richardson, W. Davison, D. Youngs, J. Law. EIGHTH GRADE 2. Mrs. Farnsworth, homeroom teacher. 3. Mr. Juckett, homeroom teacher. 4. Mr. Juckett’s Homeroom: Front: W. Hansen; Row 1: P. Oatman, P. Lewis, B. McDonald, M. Whitmarsh; Row 2: D. Miller, J. Zeller, H. Zeller, S. Oatman, E. Miller; Row 3: T. Holly, S. Skeldon, B. Smith, R. Stoffel. 53 SEVENTH GRADE 1. Row 1: M. Rushlo, M. Lennox, R. Thornton, M. McCormick, G. Hall, L. Lewis, B. Bullock, D. Gagnon, S. Towne, B. Phelps; Row 2: E. Planty, T. Brown, T. Fuller, D. Barker, W. Zeller, B. Davison, W. Hill, A. Ward, K. Beane, T. Bullock, J. Finley; Row 3: V. Zeller, T. McGill, R. Shear, S. Morehouse, D. Durham, R. Hathaway, R. Bullock. 2. Do we really have to sit here any longer? 3. Enthusiasm is our specialty!!! 4. Mr. House, homeroom teacher. 54 mgmwwwwwm SIXTH GRADE 1. Mr. Gonio’s sixth grade homeroom: Row 1: K. Law, F. Rathbun, C. Miller, C. LeClair, C. Shear, L. Hughes, M. Hale. Row 2: L. Leary, A. Rice, S. Hathaway, J. Durham, M. Doherty, M. McCollum, S. Skeldon, M. Davison, L. Shampine. Row 3: A. Mazuroski, W. Mazuroski, J. Tebo, S. Whitmarsh, S. Zeller, R. Lee, R. LaPlant, D. Matthews, S. Tay- lor. 2. Mrs. Sadue’s sixth grade homeroom: J. Hale, B. Finley, J. Cole, D. Horne, S. Lanphear. 3. Mrs. DenBleyker’s sixth grade homeroom: J. Brown, D. Clark, L. Cowles. 4. He almost made it without getting caught!! ' 1mm - 56 FIFTH GRADE 1. Mrs. Sadue’s fifth grade homeroom: Row 1: S. Bullock, W. Doherty, J. Den- nee. Row 2: C. Arquette, R. Clintsman, A. Carr, K. Archer, J. Fenton, A. Beane. Row 3: L. Brown, P. Hall, D. LeClair, K. Bowman, A. Bullock, E. French, R. Fuller. 2. Mrs. DenBleyker’s fifth grade homeroom: Row 1: M. Nash, L. Peabody, T. LaPlant, L. Hotaling. Row 2: J. Ward, C. Vargas, J. Hopkinson, R. Knowlton, B. Richardson, J. Kerr. Row 3: B. Webb, B. Soper, S. Miller, M. Zeller, G. McDonald, D. Shampine, T. Stoffel. 3. Mr. Gonio: Intermediate Reading and Science. 4. Mrs. Sadue: Intermediate Reading and Social Studies. i FOURTH GRADE 1. Mrs. Brown’s fourth grade homeroom: Row 1: A. Burns, T. Lee, B. Chapin. Row 2: G. Tyler, B. Hotaling, L. Leary, S. Hooper, S. Barker, S. Taylor, B. Goodheart. Row 3: F. Lee, A. Duffy, A. Hale, M. Averill, L. Finley, L. Hopkinson, D. Bishop. Row 4: R. Goodreau, T. Jones, R. Perry, J. Tebo, J. Carlin, S. Wolf, A. Watson, B. Matthews. 2. Working hard or hardly working??? 2 3. Mrs. BenBleyker: Intermediate Reading and Math. 4. Mrs. Brown: Intermediate Reading and Lan- guage Arts. 57 THIRD GRADE 1. Mrs. Kelly. 2. Mrs. Kelly’s Class: Row 2: B. Cowles, T. Tongue, T. Chapin, K. Miller, M. Kerr; Row 2: S. Facey, D. Fuller, M. Towne, W. Kroniser, C. Sloan, J. Sykes, C. Carr; Row 3: Mrs. Kelly, S. Gotham, D. Drake, K. Dean, M. Mazuroski, R. Clintsman; Row 4: D. Wood, C. Oatman, D. Finen. 3. No Chalaine, Evil Knievel is not the president!!! 4. That look of innocence! 5. Mrs. Talbot’s Class: Row 1: S. Knowlton, J. Davis, R. Whitmarsh, Mrs. Talbot, E. Wood, D. Gotham, R. Facey; Row 2: T. Lanphear, B. Gagnon, K. Thompson, M. Klock. M. French, A. LaPlant, B. Shampine; Row 3: M. Durham, M. McCollum, S. Willard, H. Fuller, M. Thomas, L. Zeller, R. Fenton, S. Carlin. 6. Mrs. Talbot. SECOND GRADE 1. Row 1: A. Oatman, M. Whitford (hidden), T. Perry, R. Given, N. Duffy, Miss Scouten, J. Dennee, T. Sloan, N. Thornton; Row 2: J. Arquette, V. Carlin, C. Rice, S. Towne, M. Cole, H. Matejcik, A. Chapin, M. McNerney, R. Perry, S. Typhair; Row 3: Y, Miller, B. Billings, G. Peabody, T. Youngs, M. Drake, J. McDonald, J. Matthews, J. Tebo, P. Parker, T. Norton, R. Robinson. 2. Trying to hide? 3. Miss Scouten. 1. Row 1: B. Davis, C. Peabody, Mrs. Akins, C. Taylor, R. Jackson, D. Goodheart, W. McGill, M. Gladie, M. McIntosh, N. LaPlante; Row 2: C. Todd, B. Willard, G. Zeller, J. Billings, A. Chapin, F. Cole, A. Hooper, V. Thompson, C. French, E. Soper, C. Fenton, T. Beane, N. Taylor, M. Honsky. 2.1 don’t want to do it. 3. Mrs. Akins. 4. A cozy couple. 2 FIRST GRADE _ 1. Row 1: R. Bullock, L. Sloan, J. Bishop, S. Forsyth, A. Towne; Row 2: A. Facey, C. Sedore, C. Whitford, L. Jackson, K. Klock, A. Wood, A. Davison, H. Dennee, C. Rich- ards; Row 3: J. Whitmarsh, W„ Perry, M. Durham, T. Hall, M. Holly, E. Jones, T. Zel- ler, Mrs. Donnelly; Absent When Picture Was Taken: P. Harper, G. Griggs. 2. The Health Hustle. 3. Mrs. Donnelly. 3 2 1. And why are you in the hallway? 2. So this is shop class?? 3. OH NO, What happened? 4. The third grade Christmas pinata. 5. SMILE!!! 6. Can I jump too Shirley? Key to the baby pictures that appear on page 13: 1. Melinda, 2. Greg, 3. Michelle, 4. Mike, 5. Robert, 6. Dennis, 7. Eugene, 8. Kim, 9. Tammy, 10. Ms. Liz, 11. Chuck, 12. Clarence, 13. Dean S., 14. Ricky, 15. Sue, 16. Jude, 17. Bill, 18. Gary, 19. Jessie, 20. Penny, 21. Gisele, 22. Cyril, 23. Dean F. 6 EDWARDS RECREATION CENTER Bowling Where all your friends meet. Spaulding Nike EASTON'S AMERICAN HARDWARE R.D.5 Gouverneur, N.Y. 13642 287-1211 Wilson Pro-Ked MA REICHERT The Best in Business Sign up for: Business Law Regents Typing Personal Business Shorthand Bookkeeping Personal Typing General Business Speedwriting Congratulations to the Class of 1980 BROWN'S JEWELRY Fine Diamonds and Jewelry at Moderate Prices 43 East Main St. Gouverneur, N.Y. Congratulations To The Class of 1980 SCHOOL PICTURES INC. Specializing in senior portraits and individual school pictures Representatives Walt Fort Melzar Richards 64 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 EDWARDS LIONS CLUB President First V.P. Second V.P. Third V.P. Secretary Treasurer Rev. Charles Richard Alvin Matice Wilson Perrin Leon French Harold Ayers Jim Kirkbride Lion Tamer Tail Twister Board of Directors Ralph Boni Clarence Brassard Arnold Dean Tom Duffy Immediate Past President— Patrick Duffy Richard French William Hawn Earl Lumley William Lutz Don Miller Walter Doherty Vernon Lutz Carl Hurley Phillip Soper Stanley Todd Art Whitmarsh Ralph Dier Peter Matejcik John Stoffel Donald Thompson STARNES FLORISTS • Flowers for All Occasions Somerville Road Gouverneur, New York 287-1360 PADRE'S ROCKS Rev. Charles Richard P.O. Box 8 Edwards, New York For the Unusual in Gifts Best Wishes to the Class of'80 EDWARDS SNOWMOBILE CLUB Compliments of FRENCH FUNERAL HOME Edwards, New York CLEARVIEW RESTAURANT AND MOTEL Route 1 1 South of Gouverneur, N.Y. Serving Fine Italian New Expanded Facilities for Your :' jW Dining and Dancing Pleasure 287-9884 287-1810 | Best Wishes to the Senior Class McCORMICKS CHEVRON Dick, Anna Lee, Michelle, Michael MASON'S JEWELERS Watches— Keepsake Diamonds Repairs I Main Street Gouverneur, New York 13642 Phone:287-0290 Congratulations to the Class of '80 PENGUIN LANES Route I I South of Gouverneur The St. Lawrence STational Bank WHERE PEOPLE COME FIRST MemberFDIC CANTON BLACK RIVER CARTHAGE EDWARDS GOUVERNEUR HARRISVILLE HEUVELTON LOWVILLE MADRID NORWOOD OGDENSBURG PORT LEYDEN POTSDAM STAR LAKE WEST CARTHAGE FERRY'S GROCERY STORE Groceries, Ice Cream Slush Puppies Cold Beer Owner: Robert Ferry Phone: 562-3399 Fun for Sale NESCO Gouverneur, N.Y. Compliments of LUMLEY'S Hardware Store and Laundromat SANDY'S BEAUTY SALON Men's and Women's style cutting Edwards — Hermon Road 562-3414 Compliments of ALDER BROOK CRAFTS Edwards, New York LUTZ EDWARDS TAVERN BARBER Harold, Vi and Ron SHOP All Legal Beverages Package License Edwards, New York 562-3277 Best of Luck Compliments of the EDWARDS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT AND RESCUE SQUAD Fire Department Rescue Squad Chief Richard McCormick First Ass't. Donald Towne Captain Donald Thompson Second Ass't. Robert Thornton First Lt. Mike Duffy Sec. Treas. John Schryer Sec. Treas. Rev. Charles Richard RALPH W.DIER INC. INSURANCE Edwards, N.Y. 562-3219 Meet your friends at the ROMA RESTAURANT EDWARDS IGA STORE M. DeCastro, C. Petito, Props. Completely Air Conditioned All Legal Beverages Gouverneur, New York Rest.: 287-9886 Kit. J. C. and Mary Brassard Edwards, New York 562-3281 : 287-3280 Best of Luck to the graduating class of 1980 EDWARDS TELEPHONE CO. INC. Edwards, New York 13635 Subsidiary of Telephone and Data Systems TWIN Compliments of the AMERICAN BROOKS l l HOUSE vu Malcolm, Lura, Jeff and John FARM Dances Every Saturday Night All Legal Beverages Harold Gotham Jr. Package License Rooms Pool Table and Family Edwards, New York 562-3293 ST. JOE ZINC COMPANY MINING DIVISION 0OUVERNEUR AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Spilman's Garage Dave Hampton Chrysler— Plymouth Seaker Chevrolet Dodd's Motors Congratulations to the Class of '80 BILL'S SHELL STATION The Class of 1980 and the Hornet Year- book Staff would like to thank the Board of Education, the business sector of Edwards and its surrounding communi- ties, and all the other people that with- out whom the 1980 Hornet would not exist. PATRONS GOLD STAR PATRONS MR. LESTER JAVALL VANITA'S CAKE DECORATIONS AND SUPPLIES MARY L. FARNSWORTH MARCIA AND DAVID SCHRYVER THE TOWN SHOP CHARLES AND LAVINA TYPHAIR AND BOYS WRIGHT'S SPORTING GOODS JACK, JOAN, AMY AND JILL WARD RODGER AND CARROL FACEY MR. AND MRS. JOHN STOFFEL AND FAMILY Silver Star Patrons Millard and Marge Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zeller and Family Loretta Finley and Family Tim and Anita Bishop Leah Noble Robbie, Robyn, and Rodney Clintsman Other Patrons Barb and Don Towne and Family Henry and Iris Waugh Bob and Alta Hurley Phillip and Sharon Parker 71 1. Les Nesman???2. Kicked out of class again!! 3. Bonnie and Clyde ripping off the pen machine. 4. OK, we found the lunch, now where are those corn chips??? 5.1 came all the way from France to do this? 6. Asleep on his feet again. 72 immsmaxs IIISSIISSRili ! y i , : ' f' 1 ? C !i :