Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1982 volume:

m m •y v � � vy «y«vv. y� ya vvv. ESC33© x c r ggg CgjWWWflgj Y) 0 c ''O Kwaids, 73 35 Vctarre jm III 2 L. to R.: K. Mullaney, N. Dean, J. Hawn, S, Averill, S. Waugh, J. Youngs, B, Paro, S. Towne, C. Bullock, L. Whitmarsh, K. Jones, B. Mazuroski. Absent: L. Bowman, T. Jackson, K. Davison, YEARBOOK STAFF Editor: Asst. Editor Secretary Treasurer: Layout Committee: Typing: Sales: Reporting: Advisor: Kathy Mullaney Shirley Waugh Julie Youngs Lori Whitmarsh Karla Jones Bob Mazuroski Shelly Towne Janine Hawn Natalie Dean Lisa Bowman Brenda Paro Teresa Jackson Sue Averill Chris Bullock Ken Davison Miss Chapman 1 3 We the class of 1982, would like to dedicate this ' year’s Hornet to you, Mr. Schryver. We thank you for the many times of being there when the answers were needed, to hear a joke, or to listen to a problem, and your special interest towards directing us in the right direction. We will remember the sincere interest that you have shown at E.C.S. ML I FACULTY ii i Mr. Doherty Supt. of Schools Mr. Schryver Math, Administration Mr. Morgan Guidance Counselor Mrs. Clintsman Secretary Mrs. Typhair Secretary Mrs. Cassidy District Treasurer 6 Mrs. Wheeler Librarian Miss Closs Remedial Math, Home Economics Mr. Jones Driver Education Mrs. Hansen Study Hall Monitor Mrs. Freeman Remedial Reading 7 Mr. Edick Remedial Math, Reading Mr. Garmen Psychologist Mrs. Johnson Vision Impaired Mrs. Straw Resource Room Ms. Koval Speech Impaired Mr. Bressett Science Mr. Carson English Mrs. Cummings Social Studies i Mr. Juckett English Mrs. Aiken Mrs. Reichert Social Studies Business Education « Mr. Ward Science Mr. Thompson Math 9 John McFerran Maintenance Mrs. Lashua, Mrs. Roberts Cafeteria Mrs. Bullock, Mrs. Tongue Lunch Monitors P. LaPlante, R. Fuller, I. Reed, E. Davis, J. Hubbard Bus Drivers Mrs. Shear Outreach Tutor 10 Bill Youngs Custodial Staff Elaine Archer Custodial Staff Trudy Jackson Custodial Staff ORGANIZATION 1st Row: S. Waugh, L. Bowman, C. Bullock, R. Clintsman, D. Clark, M. McCormick, F. Finley, D. Brown, S. Taylor, B. Davison, S. Bullock, B. Bullock, A. Hale, M. Archer, T. Youngs. 2nd Row: J. Hale, D. Gagnon, M. Hale, S. Towne, T. Bullock, V. Zeller, J. Zeller, J. Youngs, B. Paro, C. Stoffel, B. Phelps, S. Zeller, M. McCollum, M. McCormick, P. Hall, T. LaPlant, H. Zeller. 3rd Row: S. Daniels, L. Hughes, L. Jones, R. Shear, K. Davison, D. Perrin, D. Gotham, T. Aldridge, S. Towne, W. Zeller, L. Zeller, A. Carr, C. Shear, J. Ward, K. Jones, R. Stoffel, K. Zeller, E. French, S. Oatman, T. Aldridge, C. Given, V. Zeller. Absent: B. Miller, W. Davison, N. Dean, M. Davison. ij MARCHING BAND 12 “Oh when the Hornets go marching in” was shouted across Northern New York last summer and when the parades were all finished, and the results counted, the Edwards Marching Hornets came away with their most impressive season ever. Their first place victories included the Ogdensburg Seaway Festival, The Oswego Gala Fourth of July Parade, and the St. Lawrence County Championship Parade in Gouverneur. At the rescheduled State Fair Championships in Remsen, New York, the band finished a respectable third place in extremely close scoring competition with bands twice their size. The band’s color guard received separate awards for excellence at Remsen and Gouverneur, as did our fine drum majorette, Tina Youngs. After having one undefeated year in competition with other St. Lawrence County bands, our organization’s motto for the 1982 marching season will be “Once is Not Enough”. See you at the parade! Overall 1981 Season Record 1st Place — 8 2nd Place — 2 3rd Place — 1 Special thanks to Mike O’Hearn, Herb Hale, Mr. and Mrs. Mosher, Chuck Typhair, Kevin McGill and Mike Brassard for all the time and effort put forth. J K % SYMPHONIC BAND J Bo 'om L. to R.: Mr. Mosher, B. Paro, S. Oatman, J. Hale, E. Miller, T. Aldridge, E. French. Second Row: S. Towne, T. LaPiant, L. Zeller, M. McCormick, T. Youngs, S. Towne, R. Stoffel, G. Hall. Third Row: J. Ward, A. Carr, D. Gagnon, C. Bullock, L. Whitmarsh, K. Davison, D. Clarke. Top Row: C. Stoffel, V. Zeller, L. Hughes, R. Shear, B. Richardson, T. Bullock, B. Phelps, A. Ward, M. McCormick. STAGE BAND ■■ 14 Bottom L. to R.: J. Youngs, B. Paro, S. Oatman, T. Youngs, S. Towne. Second Row: S. Towne, L. Zeller, M. McCormick, L. Whitmarsh, T. Aldridge. Third Row: L. Hughes, Mr. Mosher, F. Finley, R. Stoffel. CHORUS L. to R: R. Shear, B. Paro, C. Stoffel, J. Youngs, L. Hughes, A. Mazuroski. Back: T. Aldridge, V. Zeller, E. Miller, M. Whitmarsh, A. Kerr, L, Lewis, K. Jones, A. Ward, Mrs. Hance. Absent: T, Jackson, ART CLUB Bottom L. to R.: T. LaPlant, W. Doherty, M. Doherty. Top: L. Butler, L. Jones, J. Hale, R. Shear, Absent: M, Whitmarsh, T. McGill, B. Phelps, T. Stoffel. WECS Bottom L. to R.: P, Hall, L. Hotaling, S. Knowlton, W. Hansen. Top: S. Taylor, B. Matthews, S. Barker, T. Finley, D. Barker, K. Davison. J TALENTED JUNIORS ’81 HONORARY STUDENTS TALENTED JUNIORS ’80 1. Talented Juniors ’80: Shirley Waugh, Kathy Mullaney. 2. Talented Juniors ’81: Lisa Zeller, Michelle Archer, Shelly Towne. 3, National Honor Society: Kathy Mullaney, 4. Whiz Quiz Competition: Bob Mazuroski, Fred Finley, Shelly Towne, Kathy Mullaney, Lisa Zeller — Alternate. Congratulations to these students who accomplished these goals. N.H.S. 16 ■ i G.A.A. Bottom: L. Zeller, S. Averill, N. Dean, S. Waugh, B. Paro, J. Youngs, K. Mullaney. Row 2: T. Youngs, K. Jones, C. Given, T. Law, L. Whit- marsh, M. McCormick, C. Bullock. Row 3: S. Towne, H. Zeller, C. Bullock, T. Bullock, S. Towne. Top: M. Archer, B. Bullock, M. Whit- marsh. Absent: L. Brown, L. Bowman. VARSITY CLUB Bottom: R. Thorton, M. McCormick, K. Davison, B. Davison, J. Roberts, Coach Nindl. Row 2: G. Bullock, L. Davis, W. Davison, M. O’Hearn, T. LaPlant, W. Zeller. Top: G. Hall, H. Hale, T. Typhair, M. Lennox, S. Kroniser, M. Hart. Absent: C. Averill, R. Clintsman, B. Gagnon, J. Mullaney, R. Whitford, J. Clark, B. Bowman. 17 s E N The Senior class put on the three act supernatural comedy “Off With His Head” Nov. 13 and 14. Thanks to all who made it a success. Cast Carol Preston Harry Preston Madame Bali Tabby Braian McFeld Barbara Mullin Bill Mullin Sally Garret Tony Garret Martha Mrs. Jason Mr. Jason Madame Cassandra 1st Doctor 2nd Doctor Sue Averill Robert Mazuroski Julie Youngs Kathy Mullaney Michael O’Hearn Natalie Dean Kenneth Davison Shirley Waugh Herbert Hale Carrie Stoffel Brenda Paro James Mullaney Janine Hawn Vicki Zeller Cheryl Given Ph hJ H 4 ilJfil Bottom Row: N. Dean, M. O’Hearn. Top Row: P. Phillips, B. Paro, T. Jackson, J. Hawn. Absent From the Picture: E. Sloan, K. Jones, V. Zeller. A.M. BOCES Natalie Dean Michael O’Hearn Pam Phillips Brenda Paro Teresa Jackson Janine Hawn Absent: Eddie Sloan Karla Jones Vicki Zeller Secretarial II Carpentry II Retail Selling Food Trades Cosmetology Secretarial II Machine Trades Nurse Aid Retail Selling 20 First Row: D. Law, S. Daniels, J. Clark, B. Phillips, J. Mullaney, L. Bowman, B, McDonald, H. Whitmarsh, B. Gagnon, L. Brown, R. Jones, J. Sternisha, R. Whitford, B. Bowman. Absent: C. Fuller, R. Clinstman. P.M. BOGES Dennis Law Sandy Daniels John Clark Billie Jo Phillips Jim Mullaney Lisa Bowman Bill McDonald Harold Whitmarsh Bob Gagnon Lisa Brown Richard Jones Jeff Sternisha Rick Whitford Brad Bowman Charlie Fuller Robbie Clinstman Conservation II Secretarial I Carpentry I Secretarial I Auto Mechanics I Secretarial I Welding I Carpentry I Conservation I Secretarial I Carpentry I Auto Mechanics I Auto Mechanics I Welding I Machine Trades I Conservation I liWfo -it Utittk 21 JUMP FOR HEART SPORTS Bottom L. to R.: A. Bullock, R. Thornton, J. Roberts, ], Weir, G. Bullock, D. Clark. 2nd L. to R.: G. Hall, Skroniser, J. Clark, H. Hale, W. Zeller, L. Davis, D. Barker. 3rd L. to R.: M. O'hearn, R. Jones, F. Finley, M. McCormick, M. Lennox, R. Clinstman, R. Whitford, Coach Nindl, T. Lapiant, T. Typhiar, C. Averill, R. Gagnon, M. Hart, W. Davison, K. Davison. 1. Get Off My Feet. 2. One, Two, Three. 3. Hey Wes, Where’s Your Cape? BOY’S SOCCER The boy’s had a disappointing Soccer season this year, missing the playoffs by one game with a slate of 5-7. Key performances were from Ken Davison, who set a school record of 7 goals in one game, 23 seasonal goals and 18 assists, Bill Davison and Chris Averill who both added 6 goals and 7 assists. Mike O’Hearn, Herb Hale, and Matt Hart all added individual efforts to a tough defense. The Hornets are looking for a good season next year with on- ly two graduating seniors and a good deal of young talent. The two seniors made First Team in the All-Northern selection. Mike O’Hearn as goalie and Ken Davison at line. Ken was also chosen player of the year of 1981. J Bottom L. to R.: V. Zeller, S. Bullock, N. Dean, S. Towne, T, Bullock, M Archer, S. Towne, R. Clinstman, B. Bullock, L. Whitmarsh, C, Bullock, M. McCormick, T. Laplante. 2nd L. to R.: Coach Robinson, L. Zeller, K, Mullaney, T. Youngs, H. Zeller, B. Paro, S. Averill, S. Waugh, K. Jones, J. Youngs, S. Daniels, 1. His zipper is broken. 2. This is what a model looks like on an 'off' day. 3. The closest thing to a calvary Edwards has. GIRLS’ SOCCER Coach Steve Robinson’s first experience coaching girls’ soccer proved to be a very successful year. The Lady Hornets’ league record was 9-2-1, losing their first and last games of the season. The girls went on to win the Divi- sion III title by defeating Heuvelton 4-2. In the first playoff game against Hermon, the girls lost a hard fought bat- tle by the score 2-1. Next year the Lady Hornets will lose seven players including four starters: Sue Averill — fullback, Kathy Mullaney — center halfback, Shirley Waught — right half back and Natalie Dean — left halfback. Other seniors are Brenda Paro, Cheryl Given, and Julie Youngs — all fullbacks. 3 Bottom L. to R.: R. Gagnon, R. Clinstman, R. Whitford, J. Mullaney, ]. Clark, 2nd L. to R.: M. Hart, K. Davison, H. Hale, M. O’Hearn, B. Bowman, W. Davison, D. Law, Coach Zeller, 1. Look at those legs. 2. Do you believe he missed this shot. 3. May I have this dance? VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1981-82 boys basketball team enjoyed a very successful year. Although the Hornets started off the first half of the season with a 3-5 slate, they came back to win 8 in a row including big upsets over Heuvelton, Morristown, Lisbon, and Harrisville. At the time of publication, the Hornets had not yet gone to the play-offs, but the chances looked good for Section X victory. Ken Davison and Mike O’Hearn were the only seniors; both of these players were nominated for All-Northern along with Bill Davison. The Hornets look forward to another successful season next year. 26 First Row: T. Youngs, S. Waugh, N. Dean, K. Mullaney, M. McCormick. Second Row: M. Archer, S. Averill, L. Whitmarsh. VARSITY CHEERLEADING Bottom Row L. to R.: J. Zeller, M. Lennox, G. Hall, T. LaPlant, C. Averill, M. McCormick, B. Davison. Second Row: R. Stoffel, T. Typhair, W. Zeller, S. Kroniser, J. Weir, Coach Bressett. 1. Goose, Goose. 2. Tickle, Tickle. 3. Drive, Drive. J.V. BASKETBALL The J.V. team was led by the superb ball handling of rookie Mike Lennox and the veteran Chris Averill. The center slot was filled by the towering Wes Zeller who would rather slam his opponent than look for his rebound. Completing the first string, and playing in the forward slots, were the aggressive efforts of Tracy Typhair and Scott Kroniser. Key players from the bench were T. J. LaPlant and Gary Hall, who always pull- ed through in a pinch. Other important players on the bench were: Jerry Wier, Bryan Davison, Mike McCor- mick, and Jeff Zeller. This impressive line-up brought home 4 out of 6 trophies at their Christmas tourney and a perfect 16-0 record. CONGRATULATIONS! Left, to Right: M. Whitmarsh, V. Zeller, C. Bullock, S. Towne, B. Bullock, T, Aldrige, T. Law, T. Bullock. J.V. CHEERLEADING 29 Bottom L. to R.: M. Whitmarsh, B. Bullock, T. Bullock, K. Mullaney, T. Law, C. Bullock, V. Zeller. Row 2: T. LaPlant, Manager, C, Given, S. Towne, L. Zeller, S. Towne, H, Zeller, C. Bullock, L. Brown, Coach Robinson. Absent: T. McGill, Manager. 1. Twinkle Toes Mullaney. 2. The Abdul of the midget league. 3. C’mon ball, get over. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Again this year the Lady Hornets were faced with tough competition from Division III contenders. At this time the girls have a record of 4-7. High scorers for the Hornets are Chrissy Bullock and Kathy Mullaney. Next year the girls will lose only two players: Kathy Mullaney — starting guard and Cheryl Given — for- ward. With good prospects coming up from the J.V. squad, the Lady Hornets hope to have a successful season next year. A 30 4th, 5th, 6th BASKETBALL Bottom L. to R.: B. Billings, S. Typhair, R. Clintsman, J. Fenton, B. Hotaling. Back Row L to R.: D. Finen, W. Kroniser, C. Oatman, S. Butler, M. Zeller, R. Knowlton, B. Richardson. Absent: Coach Larry Zeller. 7th 8th BASKETBALL Left to Right.: D. Clarke, A. Bullock, S. Whitmarsh, D. Matthews, R. Laplante, G. McDonald, S. Butler, M. Zeller, S. Skeldon. Absent: Coach Larry Zeller. 31 Bottom L. to R.: R. Jones, J. Clark, W. LaPlant, R. Whitford, M. Lennox, E. Jaimes, R. Mazuroski, K. Davison, S. Kroniser, W. Zeller, M. O'Hearn, T. Typhair, H. Hale, V. Davison, Coach Nindl, G. Hall, W. Davison, M, Hart, C. Averill, J. Roberts, T. LaPlant. 1. Home run king, Typh. 2. Open your eyes Mike!. 3. @ @ ball. BASEBALL The 1981 Baseball team enjoyed a very successful season with an overall record of 9-4. The Hornets won the Division III West title and went into the playoffs against a very tough Morristown group. Although the Hornets fought long and hard without giving up hope, they lost the game 9-6. Graduating seniors were: Vern Davison, Bill LaPlant, and Edwing Jaimes. The 1982 Baseball team is looking forward to a good season with six starters returning and a great deal of young potential. There were five All-Northern selections this year, the most on any team in the league. Ken and Vern Davison, Mike O’Hearn, and Matt Hart made First Team, with Chris Averill on Second Team. n o 0 ’ Q- 1 “ tM Uiti 31, —- ,,, , a 6 0 KJ. irif� ®fV ft t v rt Wjei ' i;m fM� ? % H i Bottom — Left To Right — S. Waugh, N. Dean, K. Jones, B, Bullock, C. Bullock, J. Youngs, T. Bullock, L. Bowman, C. Bullock. Top — Left To Right — T. Whitmarsh, P. Zeller, S. Averill, C. Gotham, K. Mullaney, D. Sykes, A. Watson, Coach Thompson, C. Given, T. Bullock, L. Whitmarsh, H. Zeller, 2. Right in the mapes 3. Hey Chris, use the mitt — not your tongue! 4. Is this a ball game or a dance class? GIRLS SOFTBALL The Softball team looks forward to a more successful season next year, with a great deal of potential. Graduating Seniors are: Tracy Whitmarsh, Pam Zeller, Cindy Gotham, Deb Sykes, and Tammy Bullock. = •4 34 UNDERCLASSMEN “I 36 KINDERGARTEN 1- K. Finley 2. T. French 3. C. Wood 4. D. (ackson 5. B. Thorton 6. R. Skeldon 7. B. Carr 8. B. Beane 9. T. Matejcik 10. A. Facey 11. M. Bullock 12. M. Gore 13. Mrs. Akins 14. P. Harper 15. W. Doherty 16. M. Johnson FIRST GRADE 1. C. Peabody 2. T. Hall 3. A. Wood 4. E. Richards 5. J. Whitmarsh 6. C. Peck 7. L. Sloan 8. E. Soper 9. D. Jones 10. M. Holly 11. A. Davison 12. C. Whitford 13. Miss Scouten 14. R. Bullock 15. E. Jones (16) W. Perry (17) T. Zeller SECOND GRADE 38 1. E. Miller 2. B. Willard 3. C. French 4. F. Cole 5. N. LaPlante 6. G. Peabody 7. A. Hooper 8. J. Billings 9. C. Taylor 10. ]. Matthews 11. M. Cole 12. Mrs. Talbot 13. C. Zeller 14. A. Chapin 15. N. Taylor 16. R. Given 17. D. Goodheart 18. W. McGill 19. C. Fenton 20. M. McIntosh 21. M. Gladle 22. M. Johnson 23. C. Todd 24. B. Davis 3 7 10 14 18 20 22 1. B. dowels 2. M McNerney 3. M. French 4. M. Kerr 5. J. McDonald 6. N. Thorton 7. D. Finnen 8. M. Whitford 9. M. Zeller 10. C. Rice 11. W. Kronizer 12. T. Perry 13. M. Drake 14. T. Chapin 15. A. LaPlante 16. T. Norton 17. B. Billings 18. H. Matejcik 19. A. Oatman 20. A. Chapin 21. E. Wood 22. Mrs. Brown 23. T. Sloan 24. S. Typhair 25. S. Towne 26. J. Arquette 27. L. Zeller 28. D. Wood 29. P. Parker 30. R. Clintsman 31. S. Jenness 32. C. Oatman 8 12 14 19 23 26 29 1. M. McCollum 2. R. Fenton 3. J. Davis 4. R. Facey 5. R. Robinson 6. T. Tongue 7. S. Knowlton 8. M. Towne 9. S. Facey 10. T. Lanphear 11. S. Carr 12. M. Averill 13. B. Shampine 14. C. Sloan 15. R. Whitmarsh 16. D. Fuller 17. S. Willard 18. J. Sykes 19. K. Dean 20. D. Gotham 21. K. Miller 22. N. Butler 23. Mrs. Denbleyker 24. Mrs. Kelley 29 25. D. Drake 26. S. Miller 27. A. Hale 28. A. Burns 29. H. Fuller 30. S. Gotham 32. T. Skeldon 33. B. Gagnon 33 41 SIXTH GRADE I. T. Jones 2. B. Hotaling 3. S. Hooper 4. B. Soper 5. L. Finley 6. S. Butler 7. A. Jenness 8. L. Hotaling 9. S. Taylor 10. B. Matthews II. S. Barker 12. J. Harper 13. P. Hall 14. B. Goodheart 15. R- Knowlton 16. A. Duffy 17. S. Wolf 18. B. Chapin 19. T. Finley 20. B. Richardson 21. L. Peabody 22. M. Zeller 23. J. Fenton 24. Mr. Robinson 42 1. D. Clark 2. T. Aldridge 3. A. Bullock 4. L. Brown 5. D. Shampine 6. W. Doherty 7. G. McDonald 8. C. Brown 9. J. Cole 10. L. Butler 11. R. Fuller 12. B. Jones 13. M. Doherty 14. J. Ward 15. D. Shampine 16. T. LaPlant 17. Sm Whitmarsh 18. S. Bullock 19. Mr. Juckett, Homeroom 20. B. Finley 21. T. Stoffel 22. R. LaPlant 23. A. Carr 24. Mr. Ward, Homeroom 25. K. Law 26. M. Nash 27. R. Clintsman 28. K. Bowman 29. C. Arquette 30. J. Kerr 31. L. Brown 32. E. French 43 A EIGHTH GRADE 1. C. Hathaway 2. A. Mazuroski 3. L. Jones 4. M. Hale 5. C. Miller 6. M. Gagnon 7. Rice 8. D. Matthews 9. C. Leclair 10. l Butler 11. S. Skeldon 12. B. Davison 13. r Thornton 14. R. Hathaway 15. C. Shear ig R. Daniels 17. B. Mazuroski 18. L. Hughes 19. S. Taylor 20. S. Zeller 21. A. Ward 22. ] Hale 23. Mrs. Cummings 24. Mr. Bressett 25. T. Brown 26. M. McCollum 27. s Lanphear 44 NINTH GRADE 1. M. McCormick 2. V. Zeller 3. T. LaPlant 4. S. Towne 5. J. Deloney 6. A. Kerr 7. T. Aldridge 8. T. Fuller 9. E. Miller 10. S. Morehouse 11. L. Lewis 12. R. Bullock 13. B. Bullock 14. W. Hill 15. J. Phelps 16. W. Zeller 17. T. McGill 18. M. Lennox 19. R. Shear 20. D. Barker 21. D. Gagnon 22. G. Hall 23. T. Bullock 24. D. Miller 25. W. Hansen 26. Mr. Robinson, Advisor 27. J. Phelps 28. D. Youngs 29. T. Holly 30. Mr. Carson, Homeroom i 45 1. S. Lanphearn 2. B. Zeller 3. S. Skeldon 4. S. Oatman 5. P. Lewis 6. B. Richardson 7. R. Whitford 8. T. Law 9. T. Typhain 10.}. Zeller 11. M. Given 12. F. Finley 13. H. Zeller 14. B. Davison 15. S. Kroniser 16. R. Stoffe 17. C. Averill 18. J. Roberts 19. C. Bullock 20. J. Weir 21. D. Brown 22. Mrs. Reichert, homeroom 23. Mr. Mosher, advisor 21 TENTH GRADE 46 1. J. Clark 2. L. Brown 3. B. Phillips 4. C. Fuller 5. S. Daniels 6. G. Bullock 7. K. Jones 8. B. Bowman 9. M. Archer 10. L. Bowman 22 ii. M. Hart 12. R. Gagmon 13. L. Zeller 14. E. Sloan 15. L. Davis 16. R. Clintsman 17. S. Towne 18. R. Jones 19. M. McCormick 20. L. Whitmarsh 21. T. Youngs 22. C. Bullock 23. Mrs. Aiken, homeroom 24. Mr. Ward, Advisor ELEVENTH GRADE 47 IfteaL Yehps Paul Ytrm pr fi.ts, LoSye leppait6 to e£CoG,AJizi M rr pt . t sp ts ooaL FEfiCHE ES HfWt— OKJ TH 5 . ov cl WEM fikFAPS. A SW$ MOAUL 'f J 2 £ho£E, Sur U E P fiTE FOuaaP fi UJPY' jr r iJci COOLS £ A-AMPC £ fi dA T£ eelch time 11 .. MU. ScHPYi bfU YMYo °‘ 9eib lMhilE pe fi e Oaj thE soejEcr oaje of oufi. FosdbLSr oj smES LUOOUti S£ to UFvEPL PEEP fi6,A? 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GrrX S4offcC Jjjcsu ' (yxJ n j ' ( As L 2, O-rf 82, JS 'P ftxn umj Best Sports Most Organized Most Studious Most Likely to Succeed Class Flirts Most Popular Prettiest Eyes Best Looking Best Smile Best Dressed 50 Most Athletic Brown Nosers HALL OF Best Personality Class Clowns Most Shvest Most Musical Most Congenial FAME 51 52 Kenneth Patrick Davison Natalie Jean Dean Cheryl Lynn Given Janine Mary Hawn Teresa Marie Jackson Four years is a long time — too long to forget We look around and ask — where did it go? we worked, we played — but for four years? Then we look the other way — into tomorrow. Suddenly we're not so tall as we thought we were and not so smart. But we find that somehow we learned a decisive lesson at Mission: something we wouldn't have had without the teachers and administration, without our fellow students — a direction into that uncertain tomorrow. It can never be so dark again Though the world may change and we change 54 Robert J. 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FEED FARMSTORE Route 11 South, Box 236 Gouverneur, New York 13642 287-3151 Bulk and Bag Feed Farm Supplies Small Animal Needs Congratulations Seniors on a Successful Magazine Drive PERFECT SCHOOL PLAN Dan Demeter 65 Fun for Sale LUTZ NESCO BARBER Gouverneur, N.Y. SHOP EDWARDS TELEPHONE CO. INC. Edwards, New York 13635 Subsidiary of Telephone and Data System Congratulations to the Class of 1982 PENGUIN LANES Gouverneur, New York Compliments of EDWARDS FRENCH TAVERN FUNERAL HOME Edwards, New York Harold, Vi and Ron All Legal Beverages Package License Edwards, New York 562-3277 67 Compliments of Best Wishes to the Senior Class McCORMICK’S CHEVRON Dick, Anna Lee, Michelle, Michael LUMLEY’S HARDWARE STORE AND LAUNDROMAT Compliments of the AMERICAN HOUSE Malcolm, Lura, and John Dances Every Saturday Night All Legal Beverages, Package License Rooms, Pool Table, Shuffleboard Edwards N. Y. 562-3293 EDWARDS I. G.A. STORE J. C. and Mary Brassard Edwards, N.Y. 562-3281 Best of Luck to the Graduating Class FERRY’S GROCERY STORE Groceries, Ice Cream Slush Puppies Cold Beer Robert Ferry 562-3399 SANDY’S BEAUTY SALON Men’s and Womens’ Style Cutting Edwards-Hermon Road 562-3414 68 Compliments of ST. JOE RESOURCES COMPANY MINING DIVISION Balmat, N.Y. 13609 NORTHLAND ANGUS Gouverneur, New York Timothy J. Monroe Diane L. Cotter 287-0690 DANIELS SERVICE STATION Edwards, New York Phone 562-8274 315-562-3236 Pen Sets — Bookends Rough-Slabs Jewelry PADRE’S ROCKS Rev. Charles J. Richard P.O. Box 8 Compliments of GOUVERNEUR DAIRY QUEEN 145 East Main Street Gouverneur, N.Y. 13642 GOUVERNEUR AUTO Edwards, New York 13635 For the Unusual in Gifts Gouverneur, N.Y. Sbank Key Bank of Northern New York N.A. Involved. Innovative. Professional. 70 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 EDWARDS LIONS CLUB 1981-1982 President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President 3rd. Vice President Treasurer Secretary Lion Tamer Tail Twister Directors: Phillip Soper Wilson Perrin Leon French Richard French Jim Kirkbride Harold Ayers Donald Miller Thomas Duffy Charles Richard Earl Lumley Arthur Whitmarsh Brent Hurley Immediate Past President Alvin Matice J. C. Brassard Arnold Dean Ralph Dier Rev. Shear Stanley Todd Barton Bishop William Hawn Vernon Lutz Peter Matejcik Patrick Duffy Carl Hurley James Wranesh Congratulations to the Class of 1982 SCHOOL PICTURES INC. GOUVERNEUR AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Specializing in Senior Portraits and Individual School Pictures Representatives Walt Fort Melzar Richards Spilman’s Garage Dave Hampton Chrysler — Plymouth Seaker Chevrolet Dodd’s Motors The Class of 1982 and the Hornet Yearbook Staff would like to thank the Board of Education, the business sector of Edwards and its surrounding communities, and all the other people that without whom the 1982 Hornet would not exist. We Are Finally DONE! GOLD STAR PATRONS Edwards Bowling Center Meadows Arnes Men Shop Vanita’s Cake Decorating Hair Dimensions Margaret and Bill Hawn Marjorie Reichert David And Charlotte Dean Mr. Arland Bullock and Family Marcia, David, and Kristin Schryver SILVER STAR PATRONS Robert, Robyn, and Rodney Clintsman Thanks for All the Support — the E.C.S. Library OTHER PATRONS Mrs. Kelly John and Teri Mrs. Aiker Anne Nindll