Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1983 volume:

11311. i-fgs THE F0UR SEfISQNS PAGE 3 IEBIEATI0N iRAINSTORMS PAGE S DU5TST0RMS PAGE 8 -HURRIGANES PAGE 11 TORNADOS PAGE 19 PAGE 33 SENIORS THUNDERSTORMS PAGE DEDICATION The 1983 Hornet Yearbook is dedicated to two very special teachers, our kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Donnelly, and our class advisor, Mr. Ward. Mrs. Donnelly started our beginning years at E.C.S., helping us through our first year away from home. Her over- whelming quality of teaching has guided many youngsters since that time and we hope that she will be proud of our future ambitions, knowing that she started our educational career. Thank you for the fond memories that you have given us. We will always cherish them throughout our lives. We would also like to thank your husband, Mr. Donnelly, for all the help that he has given us on our yearbook. Mrs. Donnelly Mr. Ward has been our class advisor for three years. He has put much of his own time and effort into our class activities and money making ventures. We would like to thank him for keeping his “cool” with us, as we know it hasn’t been easy. Thank you for all that you have done for our class. We really appreciate it. Mr. Ward flFS My name is Helena Nicholson and I come from the Republic of Ireland or Eire as it is called in Irish. Ireland is a small country and is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and the Irish Sea. I live on a farm in County Meath which is about forty miles from the capital city, Dublin and near the town of Navan. My father is a self employed farmer and my mother is a housewife. I have one sister, Olivia, who will finish school this year and two brothers, Hubert and Matthew, who are still at school. I have enjoyed my AFS year here in Edwards, and have had the opportunity to see the many differences and similarities of the American and the Irish, in such things as schools, the countryside and the way of life of tire people. At the end of October, 1982, the Edwards AFS Chapter hosted an AFS weekend, in which many students from the surrounding area participated and also a number of families in Edwards hosted students for the weekend. This event was enjoyed by everyone and was a great success. In Edwards I live with Richard and Judy Whitmarsh, and my American sisters are Tracy, who is at present studying at CCBI in Syracuse, Lori, who is a senior with me and shares many of my interests, and a brother, Jonathan, who is in the third grade. I would like to thank them all very much as they have been very kind to me and treated me as one of the family. My thanks also to the students at Edwards Central School and especially to the 1983 Senior Class; and also to the staff who have helped make my year such a success. I am also very grateful to the Given family and to the Edwards AFS Chapter for giving me this unique opportunity. I hope to see you all again someday either in America or Ireland. Helena Nicholson 4 BRAINSTORMS Mrs. McBath Home Economics Mr. Davis Bus Driver Mrs. Reed Bus Driver Mrs. Fuller Bus Driver Mrs. LaPlant Bus Driver Mr. Hubbard Bus Driver Miss Roberts Study Hall Monitor Mrs. Lashua Cafeteria Mrs. Tongue Lunch Monitor Mrs. Bullock Lunch Monitor 8 Leah Noble 1899-1982 IN MEMORY OF Born in Weehawken, New Jersey on April 19, 1899, Leah Noble ac- complished much during her lifetime. She was a graduate of Edwards High School, attended Potsdam Normal School, received a B.S. degree from New York University and an M.A. degree from Pratt Institute. Miss Noble taught for 40 years. Teaching first at Hudson, Rome and Rockville Center, then later at Edwards, retiring in 1961. She established the Edwards Museum and every Wednesday found her there doing her town historian duties. Miss Noble was an active member, officer, and past Sunday School teacher of the Edwards Methodist Church. She was on the board of trustees of the Edwards Hepburn Library, a member of Edwards Grange, Senior Citizens, and the Retired Teachers’ Association. She was a past leader of the Brownies, Girl Scouts and Yorker Club. The award of “Citizen of the Year” by the Edwards Lions Club in 1981 was a fitting tribute to a lady who always had a cheerful smile and hello for everyone, time to run any errand, a willingness to try anything, and a great love for life and family. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her — young and old. 11 MflREHING BAND COLOR GUARD - Sandra Bullock, Wes Zeller, Dorna Drake, Betty Jones, Andy Jenness, Rob Knowlton, Karla Jones, Tonya Jones, Kim Bowman, Bonnie Chapin, Sara Barker, Amy Duffy, Linda Butler, Chrystal Shear, Lisa Bowman, Michelle Archer, Cheryl Bullock, Lisa Jones, Becky Bullock, Stephanie Hooper, Audrey Hale. DRUMS — Scott Zeller, Jeff Zeller, Fred Finley, Mike McCormick, Mark Zeller, Dale Barker, Steve Taylor, Mike McCollum, David Clark. DRUM MAJORETTE — Tina Youngs INSTRUMENTALISTS — Carrie Stoffel, Lura Hughes, Michelle Hale, Beth Richardson, Valerie Zeller, Richard Shear, Tracy Aldridge, Amy Carr, Jill Ward, Maryann Whitmarsh, Tracy Finley, Deanna Perrin, Donna Gagnon, Hope Zeller, Shelly Towne, Mary Nash, Jenelle Hale, Sherry Towne, Sherri Oatman, Julie Youngs, Brenda Paro, Peggy Hall, Robyn Clintsman, Lisa Hotaling, Tammy LaPlant, Terri Bullock, Buffy Phelps, Michelle McCormick, Lisa Zeller, Amy Ward, Lori Whitmarsh, Ed French, Tammy Aldridge, Randy Stoffel. STAFF — Daniel Mosher — Director Sandy Mosher — Assistant Director ASSISTANTS — Charles Typhair Kevin McGill Pam Carr 12 GONGER T AND STAGE BAND FLUTE - M. Hale, T. Jones, B. Miller, B. Richardson, V. Zeller. CLARINET - S. Towne, H. Zeller, D. Gagnon, A. Carr, T. Aldridge, J. Ward, M. Whitmarsh, C. Bullock. SAXOPHONE - T. Youngs, S. Towne, J. Hale, S. Oatman, M. Nash. FRENCH HORN - L. Whitmarsh, A. Ward. TRUMPET - L. Zeller, L. Brown, M. McCormick, T. Bullock, B. Phelps, T. LaPlant, P. Hall. TUBA — M. Watson. TROMBONE - R. Stoffel, T. Aldridge, E. French. PERCUSSION - D. Clark, M. McCormick, S. Taylor, M. McCollum, D. Barker. KEYBOARD AND MALLETS - L Hughes. From Right to Left, Row 1: D. Gagnon, S. Towne, V. Zeller, M. Nash. Row 2: R. Stoffel, T. Aldridge. Row 3: M. McCormick, T. LaPlant, B. Phelps, L. Hughes, S. Taylor. Absent: J. Hale and M. Watson, Director — D. Mosher. 13 From Left to Right, Row 1: T. Tongue, S. Barker, B. Matthews, T. Jones. Row 2: V. Zeller, L. Lewis, A. Duffy, T. Aldridge. Row 3: M. Watson, L. Zeller, L. Hughes. VIDEQ GLUB From Left to Right, Row 1: S. Barker, A. Rice. Row 2: D. Barker, S. Taylor, S. Zeller, B. Mazuroski. Also: W. Hansen ART GLUB Row 1: R. Jones, F. Finley, B. Davison, C. Averill. Row 2: B. Bowman, R. Clintsman, J. Mullaney, G. Hall, S. Kroniser, W. Zeller, D. Matthews. Row 3: Coach Nindl, R. Whitford, R. Gagnon, M. Lennox, J. Clark, L. Davis, M. Hart, H. Hale, M. McCormick. G fl.fl. Row 1: A. Mazuroski, S. Towne, T. LaPlant, H. Nicholson, M. McCormick, L. Bowman, L. Zeller, S. Towne, T. Youngs. Row 2: H. Zeller, T. Bullock, L. Whitmarsh, C. Bullock, M. Whitmarsh, B. Bullock, M. Archer, C. Bullock, T. Law. NATIONAL -HONOR SOEIETY From Left to Right: F. Finley, L. Zeller, H. Zeller, L. Bowman, S. Towne. F. Finley and R. Stoffel TALENTED JUNIORS 15 3 ± From Left to Right: J. Zeller and M. Durham. NORTHWEST TEGfl From Left to Right: G. Bullock, E. Sloan, C. Fuller, K. Jones. 3 ± ■ ■ SGUTflWEST TEEfl B Q E E 5 From Left to Right, Row 1: J. Clark, L. Brown, H. Whitmarsh, S. Daniels, B. Phillips, D. Brown. Row 2: D. Law, R. Whitford, R. Gagnon, B. Bowman, R. Jones, J. Mullaney. Row 3: L. Bowman, R, Clintsman, B 0 E E S From Left to Right: R. Thorton, J. Weir, D. Youngs, J. Phelps, T. Typhair, S. Lanphear, T. LaPlant, S. Skeldon. Absent: L. Shampine, B. Zeller, R. Youngs. 17 18 MBB From Left to Right, Row 1: Managers — R. Clintsman, S. Bullock, J. Ward. Row 2: T. Bullock, C. Bullock, T. Law, B. Bullock, A. Ward, J. Youngs. Row 3: K. Jones, M. McCormick, C. Given, C. Bullock, L. Whitmarsh, H. Zeller, N. Dean, Coach Robinson. The Lady Hornet softball team finished the 1982 season with an impressive 10 win and 2 loss regular season record under first year coach Steve Robinson. The Hornets’ run for the Division III title was halted early by a first round loss to the Heuvelton Bulldogs. Edwards was led by the brilliant fielding of Lori Whitmarsh, with only three errors in 130 times she handled the ball. Powerhitters Chris Bullock, Lori Whitmarsh, Sue Averill, and Cheryl Given led the attack of the Hornets’ offense. Terri Bullock took care of most of the season’s pitching duties allowing only 3.07 earned runs an outing. The Lady Hornets will be losing seniors Natalie Dean, Kathy Mullaney, Sue Averill, Shirley Waugh, Julie Youngs, and Cheryl Given, but will be looking forward to another fine season as they have a very talented nucleus on which to build in 1983. , .. ; ■ .. f From Left to Right, Row 1: S, Typhair (Manager), Coach Nindl, W. Kroniser (Manager). Row 2: B. Davison, D. Matthews, D. Barker, C. Averill, K. Davison, B. Davison, T. Typhair, W. Zeller, H. Hale, M. Lennox, G. Hall, J. Weir, T. LaPlant, M. Rushlo, J. Clark, R. Whitford, M. Hart. Ab- sent: M. O’Hearn. The E.C.S. Baseball team had another suc- cessful season with an overall record of 8-4. Graduating seniors were: Ken Davison and Mike O'Hoarn. The 1983 Baseball team is look- ing forward to another successful year under the coaching of John Nindl. From Left to Right, Row 1: T. Youngs, M. McCormick, L. Whitmarsh, C. Bullock, L. Zeller, S. Towne, S. Daniels, M. Archer. Row 2: M. Whit- marsh, B. Bullock, H. Zeller, C. Bullock, T. Law, B. Richardson, M. Davison, A. Mazuroski, A. Carr, M. Watson (Manager). Row 3: S. Towne, T Bullock, V. Zeller. The girls soccer season proved very successful for 1982. The Hornets compiled a 10-2-0 record which resulted in a second place finish, 1 point behind Her- mon who ended the season a 10-1-1. Sectional play was to be short lived as the girls lost in first round competi- tion to Morristown 4-3. Overall, the team scored 47 goals while allowing just 12 in league competition. The fall of 1983 will be a rebuilding year as the team loses the following nine seniors to graduation: Michelle Archer, Chris Bullock, Sandy Daniels, Michelle McCormick, Helena Nicholson, Shelly Towne, Lori Whitmarsh, Tina Youngs, and Lisa Zeller. This year the Lady Hornets had six girls selected to the All-Northern teams. They were: First team — Chris Bullock, Hope Zeller. Second team — Lisa Zeller, Michelle McCormick 1 Honorable Mention — Cheryl Bullock, f Lori Whitmarsh From Left to Right, Row 1: J. Mullany, D. Matthews, R. Clintsman, J. Roberts, F. Finley, G. Hall, J. Clark, W. Zeller. Row 2: W. Kroniser (Manager), M. McCormick, G. Bullock, T. LaPlant, R. Gagnon, Coach Nindl, J. Weir, C. Averill, R. Whitford, H. Hale. Row 3: L. Davis, S. Kroniser, B. Davison, M. Lennox. The E.C.S. soccer team finished the season with a 7-3-2 record and also reached the playoffs with Mr. Nindl coaching, Jim Roberts and Bill Davison were selected for the first team All-League selections, Lowell Davis and Herb Hale were chosen for second team and Matt Hart and Chris Averill Honorable Mention. They lose the following seniors: Gary Bullock, Lowell Davis, Robert Gagnon, Herb Hale, James Mullany, Rob Clintsman and John Clark. 23 VARSITY BASKETBALL From Left to Right, Row 1: J. Clark, T. LaPlant, S. Skeldon. Row 2: C. Averill, R. Minkler, R. Clintsman, B. Bowman, T, Typhair, S. Kroniser, H. Hale, B. Davison, Gagnon, M. Hart, D. Law. Weir. Row 3: 1982-1983 was a very successful year for the Varsity Hornets. They had an overall record of 13-11. The Hornets advanced into the Section 10 Playoffs by defeating Colton, Lisbon, Brushton- Moira, and Hammond. After beating Hammond, the Hornets won the Division “D” title, however the Hornets lost to Gouverneur for the overall Section 10 Crown. Although they lost to the Wildcats, the Hornets went to Herkimer to play the Brookfield Beavers. In a close fought bat- tle, the Hornets lost by only two points. First year coach Alan Minkler did a great job coaching the Hornets this year and both he and the team must be congratulated. Herb Hale was selected for the All-Northern Academic Basketball award and Bill Davison was selected for Second team All-Northern and Chris Averill made Honorable Mention. We hope that the 1983-1984 basket- ball season will be just as successful as this year’s has been. 24 Bottom Row: B. Richardson, T. Law, T. Youngs, M. Archer, Middle Row: C. Bullock, M. McCor- mick, L. Whitmarsh. Top Row: L. Bowman. Advisor — Martha Lennox. The Varsity Cheerleaders have been of great support to the basketball players this year, and have done very well cheering at every game. We would also like to recognize Martha Lennox for her long hard hours guiding and advising the cheerleaders. 25 From Left to Right, Row 1: G. McDonald, D. Matthews, S. Skeldon, D. Clark, S. Zeller. Row 2: R. LaPlant, G. Hall, W. Zeller, M. Lennox, M. McCormick, Coach Minkler. The J.V. Hornets team had an ex- cellent season this year, winning 17 games and only losing one. All the players contributed much effort and spirit in supporting their winning team. Coach Minkler worked hard coaching the team and deserves a thanks. The following players moved up to Varsity for the playoffs — W. Zeller, M. Lennox, M. McCormick. 26 From Left to Right, Row 1: Becky Bullock, Jenelle Hale, Lura Hughes. Row 2: Lisa Jones, Mabel Davison. 27 VA-UJEY L.EAC2UC . � � � -«M3 SOPTSAU. CHAMPIGII The 1983 Girls Basketball team had an “awesome” season. Their overall record was 13-7. Going into the playoffs, their record was 10-6 going into their first playoff game against Hammond. They downed Hammond 69-52. In their next playoff game, they met Colton who had a record of 13-3 and defeated them by a score of 55-48. Next they were up against Hermon, who had beaten them twice in regular season and went on to win 53-44 for the Division D title. They lost to Clifton-Fine 46-36 for the overall Section 10 Crown. Chris Bullock was named to the All-Northern first team. Graduating seniors are: Chris Bullock, Lisa Brown, Lisa Zeller, Lori Whitmarsh, and Shelly Towne. From Left to Right, Row 1: M. Watson (Manager), S. Towne, L. Whitmarsh, C. Bullock, L. Brown, L. Zeller, J. Ward (Manager). Row 2: T. Finley, S. Towne, T. Bullock, A. Ward, C. Bullock, T. Law, H. Zeller, A. Mazuroski, Coach Thompson. 4TH 5TH AND STti BASKETBALL From Left to Right: K. Archer, B. Archer, R. Knowlton, M. Zeller, A. Bullock, G. McDonald, B, Richardson, T, Stoffel, M. Doherty, S. Taylor, From Left to Right: W. Kroniser, R. Clintsman, A. Peck, S. Typhair, D. Fuller, M. Zeller, Mark Zeller, M, Averill, J. McDonald, J. Sykes, A. LaPlant, J. Matthews. In Back: J. Allen 7TN AND 8TN GRADE CHEER LEADERS Left to Right, Row 1: M, Watson, B. Jones. Row 2: T. LaPlant, T. Finley, A. Carr. Row 3: K. Bowman. 7TN AND 8TN BASKETBALL 29 SENIORS ’83 From Left to Right: C. Bullock, L. Davis, L. Bowman, M. Archer. JUNIORS ’84 SOPHOMORES ’85 Row 1: F. Finley. Row 2: C. Bullock, T. Law, H. Zeller. Row 1: D. Gagnon, B. Bullock. Row 2: S. Towne, M. Lennox. FRESHMEN ’86 Row 1: S. Skeldon. Row 2: L. Hughes, A. Ward, S. Zeller. 8 GRADERS ’87 Row 1: S. Bullock, K. Law, T. LaPlant. Row 2: M. Watson. 31 “Fred, can you handle both of them? Cheese!” Whew, got them up ]ust m time. Now we know you had a nice weekend huh, Amy? We come with the car! “If you ask for water one more time Zeke, get over here I was talking to you! EDWARDS CENTRA SCHOOL L.BRARY GLASS OF 1083 The leaves are falling . . . one by one representing the passage of time. Time that has painted pictures within our minds. We worked together to make these memories .. . and we’ll work together to make them last. So many times were happy, we’ll remember them with tears. Together they make a story, a story of the past. . . that will carry us on to the future. A future that is unknown, an adventure. We’ve been together for so long, but yet not long enough. Soon we’ll separate. We’ll paint our own pictures and make new memories. But our friendships will survive, The leaves will keep falling . . . For the “Class of 83’’ 33 Most Organized Pictures Unavailable: Best Looking: Matt Hart and Lori Whitmarsh Most Popular: Matt Hart and Chris Bullock Best Sports: Matt Hart and Chris Bullock Class Clowns: ]ohn Clark and Michelle McCormick Best Dressed Most Athletic Brown Nosers Shyest Karla I. Iones Charles E. Fuller Herbert Keith Hale Robert M. Gagnon SENIOR FAVORITES Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Name Food Drink Color Number Michelle Archer seafood Mountain Dew' yellow 5 Lisa Bowman lasagna Mountain Dew blue 7 Lisa Brown pizza Hawaiian Punch pink 16 Chris Bullock lasagna 7-up blue 11 Sandy Daniels pizza Vodka and Orange blue 25 Karla Jones lasagna Sloe-gin and Wink purple 18 Michelle McCormick lobster Grape Juice black 12 Helena Nicholson chicken Pure Orange Juice blue 25 Billie Jo Phillips pizza Canadian OV pink 5 Shelly Towne frog legs Kool-aid green 22. Alice Watson pizza Pepsi pink 7 Lori Whitmarsh zita Pepsi blue 9 Tina Youngs lasagna Chocolate milk purple 15 Lisa Zeller sub’s Pepsi purple 13 Carolyn Saur fish and chips Sloe-gin Fizz purple 18 Brad Bowman pizza Sloe-gin red 18 Gary Bullock ch. chip cookies Grape Juice blue 10 John Clark pork-chops Beer blue 12 Robby Clintsman anything Genessee blue 00 Lowell Davis spaghetti Orange Juice blue 7 Charlie Fuller lasagna Grape Juice blue 28 Bob Gagnon ham burgs Mountain Dew maroon 8 or 88 Herb Hale lasagna B-V and Ginger Ale brown 21 Matt Hart steak B-V and Ginger Ale purple 88 Richard Jones pizza B-V and Coke blue 21 Scott Lanphear lasagna Orange Juice blue 18 Dennis Law peanut butler Genessee blue 18 Stefan Lofgren pallt Orange Juice blue i 7 Jim Mullaney french fries Kool-aid blue 74 Ed Sloan anything Vodka blue 1 Harold Whitmarsh pizza Molson black 666 Ron Youngs pizza B-V and Coke blue 16 Ii Fa -rite Most Admired Biggest s Song s • ; Person Fear Nickname (jl You Got A Friend H To Say I’m Sorry Tom Selleek My Grandparents Death Darkness Arch Marshmallow You Needed Me Doug Darkness Browner K, ) On Loving You Steve Garvey Boys Dock Y Needed Me My Mother Height’s Sam St way To Heaven ? Bedpans Fozzie St wav To Heaven My Parents Graduation Pellet IF on Wings Eric Aberham Fire Hellv rn H; To Say I’m Sorry My Grandparents Snakes B.J. E Now Goober Short People Bonita M K' v Largo My Mother Height's Allie Bobbi i Lrtl Take Our Own Sweet Time Magnum Loosing MY Voice Camel Jr. fm K. .'On Loving You Bert Reynolds Snakes Weiner It' lard To Say I’m Sorry My Parents Graduation Zeke % lif Ti For Me To Fly Tim Whiteford Loosing Tim C re vis Oi Time Will Tell ? ’ 4 Wreck My Car Sprad D; ing In The Streets Garfield Women Moe Tl Eye Of The Tiger Myself Death Worm Tl Eye Of The Tiger My Father Mr. Schyver Duck Di ! Stop Believing My Parents Mr. Thompson Lo-Lo Dr ing In The Streets David Pearson Becky Bubbles f ; It' tard To Say I'm Sorry Kevin Gagnon Death Hair-net I): ing In The Streets Dr. I Turning Gay Scerbby r It’, lard To Say I’m Sorry God Losing My Health Saad Ph deal My Older Sisters Death Butch Ai ican Woman My Father Death Tony Ey )f The Tiger My Mother Trudy Den-Den En i Pa’var Strand My Father Fleight’s Stisse Jei — 867-5309 Doug Fuller Women No Brow’s Ph cal Armstrong Death Crusty' C; ht Up In You My Brother Crashing Chico Jar md Diane My Parents Mrs. Reichert Crash Alice Elaine Watson Harold J. Whitmarsh Shelly Lynne Towne Bernard E. Sloan III 45 Grrr!!! Future “Miss America” Well Run Michelle, “They’re going to Charle, “Hand Check!' Hanging in there! Tina shake your My yap is shut! get you! The first time Lori has ever been high. Helena, what kind of look is that? — Irish? Don’t worry, Lowell, I won’t tell. m 47 48 1983 TUUNQERSTBRMS UNDERGLflSiMEN January S M T W Th F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 | April S M T W Th F S ji 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 | 25 26 27 28 29 30 July S M T W Th F S 12 3 I 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 October S M T W Th F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 February SMTWThF S 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1 May S M T W Th F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 fe 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 i 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 August S M T W Th F S 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 | 29 30 31 I November S M T W Th F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 March S M T W Th F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 | 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 1 28 29 30 31 June t S M T W Th F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 September S M T W Th F S 1 1 2 3 4 i 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 j 26 27 28 29 30 December t S M T W Th F S I 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 I 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 ji 26 27 28 29 30 31 49 1084 JANUARY 1084 B. Richardson J. Zeller S. Skeldon S. Oatman T. Law J. Roberts F. Finley D. Brown R. Stoffel B. Zeller R. Youngs J. Weir M. Given B. Davison A. Kerr Jk'h R. Whitford M. Durham (absent) Mr. Antwine Advisor Mrs. Aikens Homeroom C. Averill I 0 R i 50 F 1985 FEBRUARY 1985 5 T 5 W. Zeller T. Bullock E. Miller W. Hill u. Mnley (absent) J. Phelps Mrs. Reichert Homeroom Mr. Juckett Mr. Robinson Homeroom Advisor 5QP H0M0REi L. Hughes S. Zeller MflRGfl T W Tfl R. Thorton A. Rice A. Mazuroski W. Mazuroski L. Butler 1986 5 M 1086 F S S. Lanphear L. Jones C. Miller B. Davison J. Brown M. Davison J. Hale M. McCollum S. Skeldon A. Ward S. Hathaway D. Matthews P. Daniels D. Durham (absent) FRESHMEN 52 1087 APRIL 1987 5 S. Bullock T. LaPlant M. Nash D. Clark R. Clintsman B. Archer T. Stoffel T. Aldridge K. Archer E. French K. Bowman M. Hale A. Jenness R. Hathaway K. Law C. Arquette C. Brown M. Facey •s L. Butler R. LaPlant J. Kerr S. Whitmarsh L. Brown G. McDonald A. Carr L. Shampine B. Finley M. Watson Mr. Bresett (absent) Homeroom EIGHTH GRADE Miss Koval Advisor 1988 MAY 1988 L. Hotaling R. Knowlton D. Bishop t Wa fs 0 V. t B. Goodheart S. Wolf B. Jones fh A S. Butler R. Robinson J. Fenton a f ' Vv I 9 ft 1; 11 .!% . D. Shampine Mr. Thompson Homeroom J. Harper B. Richardson T. Finley B. Hotaling S. Barker J. Durham B. Chapin P. Hall S. Taylor T. Jones B. Soper B. Matthews iEVENTfl GRADE 54 1989 JUNE 1989 ). Sykes S. Willard M. Averill R. Whitmarsh M. Mazuroski A. Hale T. Skeldon D. Fuller T. Facey D. Gotham D. Drake B. Gagnon K. Dean T. Lanphear S. Knowlton A. Watson L. Peabody ]. Arquette B. Shampine S. Miller M. Drake J. Davis Mr. Robinson Homeroom S. Gotham M. Towne C. Carr C. Vargas R. Fenton ilOTtt GRADE 55 T 1990 JULY 1990 C. Sloan M w Tti r . M. Whitford S. Typhair A. Chapin t D. Wood H. Matejcik E. Wood s kJ'tok S. Gladle K. Miller J. McDonald T. Perry P. Parker T. Norton (2_B. CovyleT) L. Zeller R. Facey M. Zeller W. Kroniser C. Oatman Mrs. Brown Homeroom Mrs. Denbleyker Homeroom FIFTH GRADE 56 s iaai august iaai M. McNearney G. Peabody M. Cole M. Johnson F. Cole A. Oatman B. Willard T. Sloan C. French J. Billings N. LaPlant FOURTH GR ADE Jr, ; ii 57 M F 1002 s SEPTEMBER T W Tti 1002 F 5 C. Whitford J. Whitmarsh A Davison R. Bullock C. Richards A. Wood J. Bishop E. Jones L. Facey T. Zeller M. Holly L. Sloan C. Zeller A. Hooper W. Perry C. Todd E. Soper W. Gladle Mrs. Talbot THIRD GRADE 58 5. 8 '■v 1 1993 0GTBBER 1993 P. Harper W. Doherty C. Peabody M. Bullock M. Gore C. Wood t 3 fflP || D. Jackson Ei R fl D E Miss Scouten F 1904 NOVEMBER § M T W Tti M. Zeller B. Carr 1 N.Soper A. McGill C.Lashua E. Holly B. Gollaher T. Watson J. Duffy A. Billings ]. Johnson FIRS E R 9 0 M. Taylor Mrs. Akins B. Church K. Peabody 1994 5 T. Fleming T. McIntosh R. Bigelow M. Taylor E 60 M 1995 i J. Gladie S. Chruch B. Miller J. Soper J. Shampine Mrs. Donnelly DECEMBER 1995 T W T-H F S S. Woods B. Bullock M. Thorton S. Byrns C. Davis C. Goodale L. Gagnon J. Peabody M. Richards G. Rushlo 61 KINDERGARTEN 1. Some Seniors at their best! 2. Bob isn’t that woman’s work? 3. Geneseeing is believing! I hope there are shorts under that! 5. Who is that cute little girl? 7. Future football star. 6. Sitting DUCK!!! 8. E.T. is still looking for home. uZ Ji :—fl _ “Ts. € £ ™ mPk w T?r ° rrcv spbnsbwS •v 2 Compliments of ST. JOE RESOURCES COMPANY MINING DIVISION Balmat, N.Y. 13609 CLEARVIEW RESTAURANT AND MOTEL Route 11 South of Gouvernuer, New York 13642 Serving fine Italian food and American Cuisine New Expanded Facilities for your Dining and Dancing Pleasure 287-9884 287-1810 Adidas Spaulding EASTON’S AMERICAN HARDWARE Wilson Pro-ked Clothing and Sporting Goods WRIGHT’S 91 East Main Street Gouverneur, New York 13642 Jim and Melanie Rich 315-287-2750 Meet Your Friends at the Fun for Sale ROMA NESCO RESTAURANT Gouverneur, N.Y. M. DeCastro, C. Petito, Props. Completely Air Conditioned All Legal Beverages CAPRI Class of ’83 RESTAURANT May the spirit and friendship Fine Dining Best Pizza in Gouverneur to Take Out or Eat Here Ceylon and Mary Johnson you share this year carry into your future as success and happiness. Best Wishes Dr. Capone and Staff Congratulations to the Class of 1983 SGH00L PICTURES ING. Specializing in Senior Pictures and Individual School Pictures Walt Fort Melzar Richards NORTHLAND ANGUS G0UVERNEL1R, NEW Y0RK TIM0THY d. M0NR0E BlflNE L. E0TTER 287- Q690 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 PENGUIN LANES Gouverneur, New York 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 66 EDWARDS I. G.A. STORE J. C. and Mary Brassard Edwards, N.Y. 562-3281 Best of Luck to the Graduating Class MAGFABBEN BIER AEENGY EBWARBS TELEPHONE EB. INE. MAIN STREET EDWARDS, NEW YORK 10635 315 - 562 - 3210 Edwards, New York 13635 Subsidiary of Telephone and Data System GDUVERNEUR SAVINGS AND LDAN ASSQEIATIDNS TWIN BRBQK VU FARM 42 Church Street Gouverneur, New York 13642 NARBLB GBLTAAM cIR. ANB FAMILY 67 SANDY’S BEAUTY SALON Men’s and Women’s Style Cutting Edwards-Hermon Road 562-3414 315-562-3236 Pen Sets — Bookends Rough-Slabs Jewelry PADRE’S ROCKS Rev. Charles J. Richard P.O. Box 8 Edwards, New York 13635 For the Unusual Gifts Compliments of GOVERNEUR EDWARDS DAIRY TAVERN QUEEN Harold, Vi, and Ron All Legal Beverages 145 East Main Street Package License Edwards, New York Gouverneur, N.Y. 13642 562-3277 , N.Y. 13642 562 uOt 2 BANK KEY BANK OF NORTHERN NEW YORK N.A. INVOLVED • INNOVATIVE • PROFESSIONAL Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 Compliments of FRENEfl FUNERAL NOME Edwards, New York 13635 ST. LAWRENCE NATIONAL BANK Gouverneur, New York 13642 LUTZ BARBER SHOP FERRY’S GROCERY STORE Groceries Ice Cream Slush Puppies Cold Beer Robert Ferry 562-3399 Compliments of ALDER BROOK ERflFTi Edwards, New York 13635 To Our Classmates: Thanks for all the great memories. We can’t think of anyone better to share those years with. We’re leaving now, but we will keep in touch. So long, Chris, Lowell, Lori 69 GBNGRflTUbflTIQNS T0THE GLASS 0F1083 EBWARB5 LIENS GLUB 1082 -1083 President: Thomas Duffy 1st Vice Pres.: Richard French 2nd Vice Pres.: Leon French 3rd Vice Pres.: Welson Perrin Treasurer: James Kirkbride Secretary: Harold Ayers Lion Tamer: James Wranesh Tail Twister: Brent Hurley Directors: William Hawn, Sr. Vernon Lutz Charles Richard Arnold Dean Immediate Past Pres.: Phillip Soper Alvin Austin J. C. 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