Ellenburg Central School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Ellenburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1966 volume:

1966 Ellenburg Central School Presented by the Staff and Yearbook Club of 1965-1966 7n TIT2 n oriam Mrs. Gladys Manor, an outstanding teacher among teachers ... an outstanding person among all persons . . . you were one who will be remembered with fondness and admiration and devotion, for you were one who commanded such attributes; and much more. You de- voted six years to our own Ellenburg Central School; six short years of guidance and inspira- tion, which can never be repaid . . . only remembered . . . and perhaps that is the great- est of all attributes ... for in this way you continue to live in the memory of each and every one of us. Dedication The 1966 “Golden Eagle” is proudly and respectfully dedicated to Mr. Arthur Wells in return for the price- less gifts of guidance and inspiration he has bestowed upon us. It is our way of expressing our gratitude and our sincere appreciation for all that he has done for us for the past five years at Ellenburg Central School. JPrincipal's Jit ess ape Members of the Class of 1966: In obtaining your education, you have the enviable opportunity to share in greatness. You have the oppor- tunity to develop your special talents to their fullest extent, and to prepare for your chosen career. You have the opportunity to gain an educational background that will enable you to participate as an en- lightened citizen in the affairs of your community, state and nation. The most important aspect of an educa- tion is the personal benefit to you as an individual. Each of you desires to live a full, rich and rewarding life. During these years you will complete further edu- cation, go into military service, or your chosen field of work. These are the years that contribute to your future happiness. These are the years during which you are building your future and in which you will determine the richness, the fullness, and the completeness of your adult life. As you leave the Ellenburg Central School, you might think about this statement by Albert Einstein: A hundred times a day 1 remind myself that my inner and outer life depend on the labors of other men, living and dead, and that I must exert myself in order to give in the same measure as 1 have received and am receiving.” Best wishes for much happiness and success to each and every one. Most sincerely, William A. Fritz, District Principal sr vs Vf IK v 1� ■ ' 1 v V. • tT (? lJ Jr . V f £ Y ' ' ' o' r?ia •« •V; u t r: TOSH ■ ftr: t i i I iv. 'I. « I ?'4 A k . U.W Jv v . ,kV va M '• A • : ■ M SMI IvV % • K A IteMl A DMINISTR A. - , � •S 4 WILLIAM HOGAN ESMOND DECOSSE President: WILLIAM PATNODE DONALD WRIGHT HUBERT GAGNIER Administration Elementary Principal: FRANCIS PATNODE District Principal: WILLIAM FRITZ High School Principal: WILLIAM PROULX FIRST ROW: Harold Damour, Grace Dupree, Evelyn Watson, Veronica Franklin, Catherine Fritz, Mary Tisdale, Bernard Perry. SECOND ROW: Hilda Chilton, Eunice Senecal, Katherine Carter, Mildred McGregor, Claudia Smith, Ruth Gagnier, Arthur Ryan. THIRD ROW: Fred Coveney, James Fritz, Elizabeth Lalonde, Sharon Calarco, John Romeo, Jack Pender, Arthur Wells. FIRST ROW: Josie Treggett, Joan LaMountain, Betty Chase, Marjorie Myers, James Newton, Iris Barcomb, Connie Gabrielle, Evelyn Santimore. SECOND ROW: Margaret Goodspeed, Carol Forman, Kathryn Knox, Hazel Duley, Gladys Rubado, Vi Baxter, Ethel Bessette, Ruth Huggins, Mollyee Gadway. THIRD ROW: Marguerite Trombley, Judy O'Riley, Jean Noel, Jane Jette, Marie Damour, Madeline Nichols, Alba Chilton, Helen Carpenter, Leah Drown, Ruth White. Mrs. Ethel Saunders Miss Jean Drown C ’o op J oarcf C )Iinic Miss Marsha Homjak Mrs. Evelyn Watson Office 7Ht s D riuers i i Carl Carter, Maynard Boyea, John Carter, Ronnie Patnode, Roy Huggins, Edward Dominic, Howard Cayea, David LeClair, FRONT ROW - Lyman Rabi- dieu, Andy Miller, Harold Prevo, Larry Carter, Ray- mond Boyea, Lynus Nichols, Wilfred Smith, Leonard Curry. ( uistocfians Mr. Raymond Dupuis - Head Janitor Mr. Raymond Shutts Mr. Sherman Miller Mr. Russell Cook Mr. Linus Patnode Mrs. Kay Carter - Manager Mrs. Florence LaBombard Mrs. Alice Collins Miss Adah Gilmore Mrs. Lillian Chilton Mrs. Gladys Peets Advisor Mrs. Veronica Franklin GEORGE LAFAVE Vice-President a mighty man on the mats... a keen interest in Rochester... diligent and hard working... thrifty... George TERRY CHILTON Secretary fun-loving... luckiest guy around... good to his friends... dancer debonair ... another A1 Capone”... Terry SUSAN MYERS Treasurer sports car enthusiast... a certain Falcon's chick... always willing to help a friend... cool and composed ...Sue PEARL BAKER Red ... fun-loving... especially with Armond... very businesslike... happy-go-lucky-------Pearl MARLENE BOYEA Pickles .. .outspoken at times the always laughing type... efficient librarian.... friendly to all... Marlene HOWARD BEGORE Howie .. .shy and quiet but not very... a great actor... loves the girls... Howard DALE CARTER enjoys wild times.. the old gangs' leader... never serious... Moe .. as fast as lightning.. a persistent flirt. .Dale PAULETTE BILOW perpetual giggler.. addict to the Liner.. Drivers Ed. wizzard.. possible secretary... Paulette CONNIE CHILTON a shrewd thinker... ever smiling... Constance .. always agreeable.. a firm set of values.. .Connie JAMES COLGAN Diamond Jim ...a real lady's man ... follower of the good times... the Legion ... a swell guy... Jim ROBERT DOMINIC Smiles... shy and sensitive... in- dependent. .. a good sport... big tease... Bob LINDA COOK Cookie ... petite... quiet... al- ways neat and attentive... a good sense of humor... Linda GLORIA DUPUIS peppy and pert... always on the go ... a neat secretary... fond of boys ... Gloria y BRENDA DEMARAIS Those qualities of a leader... a friend to all... intelligent and de- pendable. .. never a bad word to any- one. .. Brenda SUSAN FINLAYSON mischievous... a smile for every- one. .. afraid of none... earnest and versatile... Sue ROBERT HARRIGAN an independent thinker.. .sincere .. good natured... but what an Irish temper.. trustworthy... Bob JUDY HUMISTON loads of laughs... talkative, .enjoys shorthand.. classes... amiable and easy going...Judy k 1 i I r SfDA JOCK 0 weekends pleasant .. loves relating her experiences.. future homemaker?... Linda ANICE LeCLAIR jolly.. efficient... loves a laugh.. loads of fun... fun to be with... Anice FRANCIS LaCLAIR St. Francis ..sports minded... confident.. always on the lookout for A1 Capone.. a great guy... Frank JAMES LAFAVE enjoys female company.. .man with a foot on the soccer field... quick temper.. life at any party a true artist.. .Jim ELAINE LaPoint riotous sense of humor.. .daring and innocent... keeps Merrill hopping... class clown... Elaine JOAN LeCLAIR a honey blonde... cute and reserved ... a secret smile and a pleasant wink... always pondering... Joan GARY LASH WAY ’’The Mayor... strong but never silent ...loves a fast car, wine, women, and song... determined... Gary MARY LeCLAIR always on the go... loves the night life... last seen heading for Mooers ... jokingly yours... Mary MARILYN LEARY tall and pretty... the sporting life... a tease at times.. .at others very sin- cere. .. forever after the boys... Marilyn LINDA MILLER candid and reserved.. .a gentle man- ner. .. takes an interest in Siota... a real country girl... Linda MYRTLE MINCKLER never a care... moody at times... a queen of the tenpins... likes to visit Mooers.. .enjoys taking the family car.. .Myrt Cornelia McPherson natural... reliable... loyal and sin- cere. .. Tallulah ... always un- assuming. .. Cornelia ELAINE PATNODE brainy and witty.. .loves a good laugh ... cute with hidden beauty... very devoted and entiring.. .all around gal... Elaine JOHN PREMO quiet... studious... hard working... never an unfriendly word... pleasant sense of humor... John WARREN PATNODE a big, big man... strong and silent ... impractical joker... never say die... Tort ... jack-of-ali-trade ... Warren RONALD QUESNEL the man in the Black Chevy ... a future bartender.. .great guy... all around buddy to everyone.. .Corn- ball. . .Ron LANNY SPRAGUE Shy and sweet... interesting eyes... what a tease... loves riding his ski- do... Lanstrum ... .Lanny RANDY TROMBLY beats a mean set of drums... Bones' ... a real flirtatious guy... loves a fast car and a swinging time.,. Randy DIANA TH1BEAU quick tempered and moody... laugh- ing and gay... always a reason and a way for everything.... Diana REGINALD VENNETTE Sir Poverty ... majoring in fun... never quiet or serious, .contented when playing his guitar or is out with the boys for a night of fun.... Reggie CARLA TREGGETT quick to defend and never to accuse ... a whole lot of sunshine wrapped up in one girl... Jeepers ... always a smile and never a tear.. .Carla SHARON VINCENT lively and good natured.. .effer- vescent. .. always clowning around ... Pamela ... trusting... Sharon CARMIE WILLIAMSON talkative and sensitive... petite and lively... always thinking and never slows down... Carmie SUSAN WILSON remember ’’Mrs. Rachett ... a real brain with a most gracious manner ... never perturbed... always ponder- ing. .. Sue MARGARET WOODS serious and shy... a whiz in business ... always a provocative glance and smile... interested in the opposing sex... Peggy Brenda Demaris Robert Harrigan Mos (courteous Brenda Demarais John Premo c5 en or Most Ja entecf Tiest Dancers Carla Treggett Terry Chilton Mos ucf ous Mos l fi etic Brenda Demarais John Premo Myrtle Minckler Dale Carter Jauorites ( ass C owns Elaine LaPoint Terry Chilton ( ass JI rts Carla Treggett Dale Carter odOtvJCidt., 1 Ui y M , 33 33« CW- 1 Cpjv mMj t Junior () c ass FIRST ROW: Patty Tourville, Sandy Lashway, Mary Woodward, Evelyn Lafave, Lester Trombley, Judy LaClair, Sharon Yelle, Nancy Colgan, Anne Shutts. Debby True. SECOND ROW; Sherryl Hart. Lorraine Prevo, Cynthii Hall, Marilyn Lafave, Linda Gokey, Jane LaBarre, Trudy Crowley, Isabella Decosse, Dennis LaBombard, Larry Hicks, THIRD ROW: Stephen Douglas, Willard Geneway, Cora Brooks, Rita Geroux, Judy Barber, Janet Lagasse, Betty Underwood, Kathleen LeClair, Donna Boyea, Wayne Magoon, FOURTH ROW: Greg LaBarre, Kevin LeClair, Theresa LeClair, Russell Bilow, Terry Cayea, Dale Supernew, Tom Marlow, Greg Mangum, Marie Noel, James Rubado, Absent: Glenda Watts. Mrs. Chilton President; Linda LaBombard Mrs. Fritz Vice-President; Joanne Lagasse Secretary; Judy Bilow Treasurer; Jay Boyea FIRST ROW: Joanne Demarias, Mary Miller, Eunice Dupuis, Linda Ryan Carol Parent, Linda LaFrennier, Diane Poupore, Theresa Malark, Arlene Finlayson, Helen Dupuis. SECOND ROW: Sandra Ormsgee, Laura Rogers, Candy DeLong, Nancy Brooks, Darlene Rowe, Lora Lavalley, Sharon Lawrence, Donna Frennier, Angela Premo, Gloria Sequin. THIRD ROW; Pat McNeil, Danny Damour, Donald Parent, Donald Book, Ronnie Douglas, Carl Tourville, Dannielle Hoff, Lois Carter, Ricky Rowe, Susan Noel Wayne Cashman. FOURTH ROW: Francis La- Barge, Eugene LeClair, Roland Miller, Alan Thibeau, Nancy Harrigan, Ruth Wilson, Conrad Spoor, Jim Miller, Brent Colgan, Ronnie Trombley, Bob Drown Mr. Perry Left to right: Secretary, Janet Lawrence, Mr. Ryan Vice President; Jane Dominic, Treas.; Lyn Baker President; Joyce Forrett Treshman () ass ROW 1 - Terry Trombley, Mike Colgan, Mike Curry, Terry Wiley, Scott Rowe, Debby Smith, Pam Honsinger, Patsy O’Donnell, Frances LeClair, Linda LeClair, Arlene Barcomb ROW 2 - Linda Lagasse, Linda Forrett, Nancy Yelle, Nancy Rinn, Linda LaBarre, Aleta Lashway, Selvajean Magoon, Peggy Douglas, Linda MacDonald, Gloria Trombly, Sandy Cook, Ona Mae Yelle, Colleen Nephew, ROW 3 - Richard Rushford, Garry Rondo, Robert Chilton, Wanda Carter, Rachel Nephew, Tina Lloyd, Anne LaClair, Diane LaPoint, Patti Boadway, Peggy Hogan, Marion Moore, Pam Delong, Jeanne Rubado, Darlene Quesnel, ROW 4 - Ray Blow, Gary LaBarge, Allen Defayette, Stanley LaBarre, Garth Blow, Don Nichols, Jim Tourville, Bruce Gilmore, Pat Collins, Larry Cayea, Glenn Watts, Dor) Sequin, Robert Geroux, Allen Tourville, Herbert Robare, Dennis Decosse. FIRST ROW: Wayne Trombley, Gary Cayea, Catherine Stewart, Margaret Collins, Eva LaClair, Suzan Delong, Margaret Gon- yea, Daniel Barcomb, Barbara Poupore. SECOND ROW: Judy Dunn, Linda Fournier, Garvin Demarse, Connie Duffina, Diane Bilow, Lorraine Perreault, Debbie Williamson, Katherine LaClair. Linda Rock. THIRD ROW: Patricia Sequin, Patricia Nichols, Doris Varin, James Shutts, Wayne Supernaw, Kevin Boyea, Mrs. Ruth Gagnier. FOURTH ROW: Paulette De- cosse, Gary Carter, Robert Rush- ford, Ralph Secore, Craig Mil- ler, Gary Underwood, David Drown, Roy Coryea. Absent: Eilyas Decoste, Raymond Le- Clair, Stephen Magoon. FIRST ROW: David Rubado, Herman Dupuis, Keith Forrett, David Damour, Randy Frennier, Mark Cook, Ronald Hicks, Calvin Sears, Roger Blow, Dan- ny LaPoint. SECOND ROW: Mark Williamson, Francis Bar- comb, Don McNeil, Charles Shatraw, Harlan Cayeaa, Brenda Rock, Grace LaFave, Sheila Smith, Pauline Perreault, Linda Furnia. THIRD ROW: Mary Jo Hogan, Lorraine Carter, Mary Chilton, Cecilia Gilmore, Mona Glaude, Sheila Duval, Mary Jane Fritz, Stephen Drown, Deanna Nephew, Margaret Gibson. FOURTH ROW: Rich- ard Colgann, Catherine Norton, Chris Harrigan, Paul Boyea, William Collins, John Patnode, Mrs. Eunice C. Senecal. Absent: Wanda Tourville. Seven A Jracfe ROW 1 - Charles Vanderbogart, Robert Delong, Charles Frennier, William Dominic, Reginald Trom- bley, Dawn Cayea, Ronald LaBom- bard, Ronald Charette, Thomas Watts, Sharon Trombley. ROW 2 - Barbara Miller, Jerry Tourville, Dennis Moore, Giesele Gagnier, Richard Damour, Doreen Magoon, Deborah Blow, Reginald Poupore, Barbara Forett, Mrs. Claudia Smith. ROW 3 - Joan Silver, Susan Thibeau, Robert Carter, John Shutts, William LaPoint, Darwin DeCostc, Roger Peets, Anthony LaClair, James Cayea, Brent Smith. ROW 4 - Everette Peryea, Nancy Noel, Pen- ny Honsinger, Steven McDonald, Beverly Rush ford. ROW 1 - Susan Therrian, Ricky Reyor, Laura Malark, Daniel De- marais, Sally Stewart, Margaret LaBarre, Linda Drellock, Rolland Dupuis, Neal Cook, Patrick Curry. ROW 2 - George Moore, Daniel Rabideau, Patricia LaValley, Mar- tha Premo, Leonard Charette, Degorah Cayea, Gary Recore, Do- reen Boyea, Joan Forett, Robert Supernaw. ROW 3 - Gilles Brunet, Connie Sears, Robert Whalen, Helen Gibson, John Cayea, Susan Reynolds, Terry Ryan, Darwin La- Clair, Kay Woods. ROW 4 - Marsha Morrison, Clinton Harris, Bonnie Drown, Daniel LaClair, William Tourville, Claude Bobbie, Dennis LaBarre, Mrs. Tisdale. Seven tfi £ icjfit i FIRST ROW - Dale Goodrow, Ed- ward Cayea, Marlen LaPoint, Isa- bell Spoor, Connie Rock, Dinah Garrow SECOND ROW - Julian LeClair, Ronald King, Arnold King, Donald LaFountain, Raymond LaClair, Lynn Gregory THIRD ROW - Mr. Coveney, Craig Lawrence, Charles Rinn, Robert Seney, David LaPoint, Bernard Gregory, Gary Rabudeau. 1) ocational FIRST ROW - Lynda Lafreniere, Gloria Sequin, Jane LaBarre, Dennis LaBombard, Ronnie Douglas, SECOND ROW - Sheryl Hart, Ricky Rowe, Larry Hicks, Wayne Magoon, Carl Tourville THIRD ROW - Rita Geroux, Brent Colgan, Donna Boyea, Terry Cayea. ROW 1 - Mae Dubrey, Anthony Forrett, Bonnie Williamson, William Delong, Kathryn Pre- mo, Craig Decoste. ROW 2 - John Vreeland, Linda Peryea, Terry Rabideau, Mary Mitchell, David Hoff, Constance Varin ROW 3 - Sharon Goodrow, Mrs, Nichols, Susan Secore, Roger Trombley, Rosemary Magoon, Richard Carter, Jo- anne Glaude, John O'Donnell, Sharlene Spoor, Leonard Pick- ering, Michael Rock. ROW 4 - John Lamb, Myrna Patnode, Patrick Lafave, Dianne Blow, Casey Caswell, Barbara Col- gan, Richard Norton. ROW 1 - Richard Trombley, Connie Cayea, Betty Mon- ette, Debra Cook, Jay Ca- yea, Donna Lashway, Con- nie Labarre, Bernard Wha- len. ROW 2 - Lindsey Hicks, Pamela Wells, No- lan LaBombard, Elaine Trombley, Carl Trombley, Karen Carter, James Har- rigan. ROW 3 - Curtis De- Coste, Allen Carter, The- resa Recore, Curtis Drown, Peggy LeClair, Gary Colgan, Hollie DeCoste, James Chilton, Mrs. Trombley ROW 4 - James Besaw, Martha Hogan, Douglas Lancto, Jacqueline Drown, Gerald Dupree, Connie Wiley, Michael Sequin. 7ift i (Jracfe ROW 1 - James Carter, Judy Fren- nier, Ronna Yelle, Kathleen Vander bog art, Rosemary Premo, Carol Sears, Lorin LaBombard. ROW 2 - Janice Quesnel, Brenda Cayea, Randy Baker, Kevin Curry, Nancy Miller, Jay Demarse. ROW 3 - Lindsay Decoste, Wellington Harris, Veronica LaClair, Karen Dupree, Joanne Recore, Debra Rondo, Bar- bara Whalen, Jay Lamb, Reney Leonard, Kevin Drown. ROW 4 - Mrs. Ruth Huggins, Timothy La- Barge, Susan Harrigan, Patsy Rush- ford, Paul McDonald, David Mar- low, Jeffrey Cashman, Jo Ann Mc- Cann. Absent - Cathy Williamson. ROW 1 - Linda Silver, Andy Minckler, John Gagnier, James Woods, James Fritz, William Proulx, Anne Da- mour. ROW 2 - Sheila Finlayson, Barbara Watts, Sandra LeClair, Joanne Harrigan, Melody Trombley, Debra Cayea, Diane Trom- bley. ROW 3 - Mrs. White, David Norton, Sheila Cash- man, Scott Spoor, Toni Relja, Robert Rubado, Bon- nie Moore, Robert Jock, Melanie LaPoint. ROW 4 - Michael Lagree, Melody Drown, Allan Bilow, Beth Gibson, Donna Dumas, Roxanne Drown, Amy Cas- well, Absent - Robert Noel. JourI 2 Jracfe ROW 1 - Seles Varin, Ar- lene Demarais, Marion Dupuis, Joseph Perreault, Dana Colgan, Richard Terwilliger. ROW 2 - Dorothy Vanderbogart (Standing) - Seated: Donna Ryan, Wesley LaFave, Sue Proulx, Roberta Shutts, Leon Carter, Michael Hoff. ROW 3 - Debbie LaBarre, Howard Morrison, Terry Blow, Stewart Sequin, Linda Caswell, Debbie Dumas, Joan Therrian, Danny Harris. ROW 4 - Larry Yelle, Ronald Bru- net, Jill Delong, Karen Manor, Barbara Norton, Kathy Lamb, Sharon Tour- ville, Sharon Bobbie, Mrs. Barcomb. Absent - Mary Rita Gilmore. ROW 1 - Randy Barker, Mike Vreeland, Diane Rabideau, Randy LaFren- niere, Peter Honsinger, Brian Boyea, Joseph Da- mour. ROW 2 - Imogene Tavernia, Donna LaBarre, Sharon Nichols, Christine DeCoste, Margaret Prevo, Elaine Watts, Elaine La- Barre. ROW 3 - Steven Mathews, Gail Bilow, Sandra Sequin, Ardyce Barcomb, Sonya Paul, Timmy Harrigan, Michael Silver, John LaBombard. ROW 4 - Adele Hall, Patty Ryan, Rose LaFave, Con- nie Drown, Cathy Sequin, Gary Begore, Debbie Se- ney, Robert Lashway. fir ... illli HA LLOIVttf Jourt i Jr acie ROW 1 - Jeffrey Smith, David Bessey, David Manor, Floyd Spoor, Sheryl Tourville, Fran- cine Poitras. ROW 2 - Donna Tourville, Dianne Collins, Linda Trombley, Jeanne LeClair. ROW 3 - Lee McDonald, Linda Lashway, Shirley Cayea, Mrs. Myers, Kenneth Silver, Clarence Manor, Richard Parent. Jhi ref Jracfe ROW 1 - Terry Poupore, Mar- shall Lafave, John LaMere, Gaylord Watts, Larry Douglas, Jerry Fournier. ROW 2 - Randy DeFayette, Susan Lagasse, Timothy Peets, Colin Rowe, Harold Manor, Thomas Tour- ville, Mary Chilton. ROW 3 - Patti Jo Hill, Brenda Manor, Rose Ann Trombley, Karen Blow, Eydie DeCoste, Carolyn Trombley, Nancy Miller. ROW 4 - Mark Clark, Bonnie Rabideau, Larry Williamson, Christa Rabi- deau, Mark Colgan, Melody Moore. Absent - Janice Lash- way, Carl Monette U iircf cJracfe FIRST ROW: Walter Trombley, Pat Whalen, Sandra Trombley, Marion Car- ter, Wendy Taylor, James Matthews. SECOND ROW: David Minckler, Carl LaPoint Ingrid Carlson, Mark Varin, Cathy Bilow, Robert Rock. THIRD ROW: Christine Trombley, Crys- tal Trombley, Karen Nichols, Calvin DeCoste Kim Wells, Cheryl Lashway, Donna Whalen. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Drown, Michael Campbell, Sherry LaClair, Maureen Charette, William Harrigan, Sheila Peets, Kurt Barcomb, Joanne Malark, June Lee. FIRST ROW; Cathy Harris, Philip LaBombard, Anna Trombley, Larry LeClair, Angela Charette, Robert Poitras. SECOND ROW: James Soucia, Con- stance LaMere, Homer Manor, Jacklyn Cayea, Terry Spoor, Alli- son Barcomb. THIRD ROW: Joseph Dupuis, Carla Cashman, Randy Lagree, Star Rabideau, Ernest Silver, Judy Stew- art, Derrick Glaude, Scott Lloyd. FOURTH ROW; Gary McDonald, Susan Dubrey, Miles Magoon, Sheryl King, James Rushford, Sandra Tour- ville, Mrs. Treggett. Absent; Beverly Rabideau. (Second drade FIRST ROW: Danny Nichols Roger Trombley, Armand La Bombard, Sam Trombley Ricky Hicks, Terry Trombley, Richard Myers SECOND ROW; Diane Nichols Cathy Cayea. Sandra Lashway, Leon Matthews, Mary Peomo, Cheryl Mil- ler, Ann Parent THIRD ROW; Terry Peets, William Campbell, Dennis Ryan, Linda Prevo, Christine Lashway, Roxanne Snide, Ricky Agony, Ricky King, Chnthia Patnode FOURTH ROW; Joey Fritz, Ruth Chilton, Kenneth Harrigan, Miss Baxter FIRST ROW; Thomas Terwilliger, Rickey Miller, Tracy Hill, Michael King, Donald Curry SECOND ROW; Joan LaBarre, Eugene Nichols, Cathy DeCoste, Calvin Col- lins, Brenda LaMere, Stephen De- fayette, Cheri Bouvia THIRD ROW; Michael Trombley, Dinah Collins, Randy Manor, Judy Lamb, Kevin Trombley, Karen Peets. FOURTH ROW; Gary Trombley, Mary Tourville, Francis Harrigan, Pamela LaClair, Kevin McDonald, Catherine Gregory, Bruce Trombley, absent - Kathy Blow. Seconcf Jracfe FIRST ROW: Sharon Matthews, Diane LaBombard, Jill Demarse, Jerome LeClair, Jeffrey McNeil, Robert Nichols, Phalon Miner, Roger Boileau. SECOND ROW: Susan Moore, Shar- lene Smith, Kim Spoor, Sharon Car- ter, Patricia Goodrow, Randy Poupore, Randy Trombley, Erwin Yelle. THIRD ROW; Kevin Dupree, Roy Danforth, Janet Perreault, Diane Decosse, Gerald Miller, Kipp True, Marguerite Premo, Deborah Lancto, Thomas Carter, Kevin Reyor. Teacher--Mrs. Rubado Jirst cJracfe FIRST ROW: Michael Manor, Susan Tourville, Floyd Vanderbogart, Bruce Trombley, Cheryl Cayea, Susan Wha- len, Kathy Peets, Audrey Colgan SECOND ROW: Donna McDonald, Cynthia Miller, Susan Goodrow, David Cayea, Stephen Moore, Anna Carron, Cindy Rowe, Walter Goss. THIRD ROW: Kim LaClair, Timothy Sequin, Christine Parent, Wayne Lamb, Cynthia LeClair, Nancy Greg- ory, Kathy Underwood, Chrystal Porter, Dale Brunet, Mrs. Duley absent - Julie Baker, Edward Rabi- deau, Larry Dupuis. 7irst Jracfe FIRST ROW: Gale Watts, Rosemary LaClair, Amanda Irwin, Mark Boyea SECOND OW: Anthony Charette, Pamela Carter, Daniel LaBombard, • Earl Miller, Jesse Matthews, Ken- neth Nichols, Edward Clark THIRD ROW: Larry Bobbie, Cathy Trombley, Lori Lee Monette, Deb- orah Gregory, Debra LaBombard, Deborah Vanderbogart, Linda Gil- more. FOURTH ROW; Kandie Poupore, Lucy LaFave, Patty Manor, Ronald Manor, Debra Parrotte, Carl Sears, Steven Lashway. - Teacher Mrs. Goodspeed. absent - Christine Poitras, Kathy Whalen. FIRST ROW; Bobby Paul, Pam Nichols, Stephen Silver, Brenda Whalen, Beverley Tourville, Cindy Recore, Wanda Trombley, Terry Ryan, Donna Taylor SECOND ROW; Donny Vreeland, Brenda LaPoint, Frances Varin, Scott Pombrio, Tommy Franklin, Dicky Blanchard, James LeClair, Sally Demarais. THIRD ROW; Miss Bruce, Tammy Drown, Timmy Campbell, Patty Perreault, Marilyn Begore, Jay Danforth, Sandra Cross, Ravin Mil- ler, Martha Carlson, Peter Bouvia, Mrs. Santimore. ■ absent - Carla King and Darlene Trombley. 7irsi 7£ i ref ROW 1 - Debra LaPoint, Bonita LaMere. Robert Boileau, Rodney Collins, Cynthia Cayea, Joseph Silver. ROW 2 - Joanne Yelle, Roy Rabideau, Darleen Agoney, Marie Gregory, James Decosse. ROW 3 - Mrs. Damour, Wanda LaPoint, Charles Rock, Pat Gregory, Billy Agoney, Carl Trombley. Absent - Donna Guerin 7o urifi S x £ ROW 1 - Judy Gregory, Judy Monette, Juanita Cayea, Catherine Shea. ROW 2 - John Sequin, Clarence Smith, Glenda Peryea, Frank Sequin, Robert LaPoint. ROW 3 - Mrs. Jette, Marshall Charette, Joseph Gon- yea, Ronald Whalen, Paul Greg- ory, Bruce Perkins, Francis Le- Clair 7 2 c S x ifi FIRST ROW; Larry Begor, Thomas Shuns, Amos LaClair, Gary LaVal- ley, Floyd Collins SECOND ROW; Kevin Finlayson, Chester Tourville, Dennis Gregory, Randy Smith, Jerry Duffina, THIRD ROW: Larry Fornia, Mark Dubray, Louis Gonyea, Steve Chil- ton, Arm and Blow. FOURTH ROW; Linus Bobbie, Harold Agoney, Conrad MacDonald, Donald Manor, Mr. Newton. FIRST ROW: Daniel Lashway, Kent Colgan, Robert Miller, Sheryl Ma- goon. Sherry Magoon, Debra Ma- lark, Mary DeCoste SECOND ROW: Sharon LaBombard, Irving Guerin, Carla Filion, Heather Finlayson, Nellie Mae Nelson, Tracy Lloyd, Beatrice True, Rita Cayea. THIRD ROW: Frank Noel, Kenneth King, Gerald Cross, Randy Trombley, Karen Terwilliger, James Drown, Regena Dubrey, Mrs. Gadway. absent - Robert Shatraw, Donald Shutts, Winona Noreault, Terriann DeMers. FIRST ROW: Daniel Watts, Laurie Trombley, Lawrence Whalen, Laurie Honsinger, Beverly Brileya, Kate Seney, Stephen LaClair, Mary Clark. SECOND ROW: Vickie Williamson, Lawrence Decosse, Kim Patnode, Marie Trombley, Kelly Peets, Eunice. Glaude, Arthur Charette. Laura Secore. THIRD ROW: Steven McCann, Catherine Tourville, Jay Spoor, Arlane LeClair, Alaine Poitras, Rose Guerin, Daniel Defayette, Susan Gregory, Mrs. Knox, absent - Norman LaPoint and Mark Miner. FIRST ROW: James Curry, Kevin Bilow, Shelley Manor, Elizabeth Williamson, Michael Perreault, Brian Parent. SECOND ROW - Victoria Agoney, Bonnie Trombley, Conney DeCoste, Brenda Goss, Craig Lashway, Donna Trombley. THIRD ROW: Tina Peets - (in house), Sandra Danforth, Katherine Mitchell, Nadine Eck, David Greg- ory, Leslie Ryan, Linda Cayea, David Matthews. FOURTH ROW - Mark Ryan, Mark Rowe, Arthur Garrand, Elizabeth Tourville, Janet Forett, Gwynn La- Point, Mrs. Noel, absent - Brian Barcomb. Stucfent Council Student Council is the governing body of Ellenburg Central School. The Council includes representatives from each homeroom. The purpose of the Student Council is for school service. Its accomplishments are to monitor assemblies, select cheerleaders, monitor fire drills, sell tickets at athletic events, award and administer school letters, and award scholarships. 'Cation a JConor Society Members in the National Honor Society are based on four standards: character, service, leadership and scholar- ship. The Juniors and Seniors who have met these standards and maintained an average of 85 throughout high school are eligible members of this organization. yearbook ( u6 This is the second year that yearbook club has met as a club, not a class. Our staff is Editor-in-chief - James LaFave; Co-Editor - Cynthia Hall; Lay-out - Mary LeClair and Pearl Baker; Business Manager - Russell Bilow; Circulation Managers - Gary Porter and Kevin LeClair. The purpose of the club is to create a better, yet less expensive yearbook, by being a non-profit organization. The advisor is Mr. Perry S£i G Ellenburg Central Ski Club, under the direction of Mr. Perry and Miss Lalonde, anticipate an active season this year. The purpose of this club is to teach the students a useful and helpful sport that can be used now and for many years to come. Ellenburg Central School sponsors ski club and hopes to have more people join each year. Library Club performs many duties necessary for the smooth operation of our library. The aims and purposes of this club are: To teach students proper procedures; provide service to both teachers and students in the use of the library. Things which have been accomplished are: many students have found Library Club experience very valuable. Some have acquired jobs in college libraries which have helped them earn part of their college ex- penses. The members of the club have fulfilled their duties under the capable leadership of Mrs. Mary Jane Chilton. Future Farmers of America, F. F. A., is an organization for boys studying vocational agriculture. They are under the direction of Mr. Harold Damour and have participated in county and state fairs as well as leadership training camps. Their aim is to develop agricultural leadership, cooperative work, citizenship, thriftiness, and confidence in themselves. Officers; President; Don Cook, Vice President; Lester Trombly, Secretary; Ronnie Quesnel, Treasurer; Tom Marlow, Reporter; John Premo. enior GA, oras Dance Jjanci The main purpose of the Press Club is to keep the faculty and student body informed on school events and student activities. The art club's main purpose is to supply personnel and to supervise the art office every period of the day. Each student in charge tries to assist those who come to the art room by giving them supplies. The club also acts as a service club: making posters, decorations, name cards, program covers, and helping with Kindergarten graduation. Many of the 36 members draw and do oil paintings for themselves in their free time. Owirfing () uf) The Twirling Club performs at basketball games, concerts, and presents an interesting” front to the marching band in parades. This club has accomplished much in the development of skills of performance. They are under the direction of Miss Calarco and Miss Homjak. This club is under the supervision of Mr. Perry. Its main purpose is to interest students in the sport of bowling and to provide a chance for them to participate against each other in the form of teams. Projectionist Club is based primarily on apprenticeship to operate and service various pieces of audiovisual equipment. Training sessions are held under the supervision of Mr. Proulx. Students learn to operate movie projectors, slide projectors, tape recorders, and also make minor repairs to help teachers in their classes with audiovisual aids. One- Act Gas ancf Icfuisors Yearly competitive play, put on by all schools in the C.C.I.L. league. This is last year's cast - Russell Bilow, Evelyn Lafave, Ronnie Curry, and Glenda Watts. Its advisors were Mrs. Eunice Senecal and Mr. Fred Coveney. (Soccer C) lampions Team Coach - Mr. Wells Manager - Kevin LeClair 7Jarsi'ttj Coach Miss Elizabeth LaLonde SPLITS - Evelyn Lafave Linda LaBombard KNEE—Marilyn Lafave Cindi Hall STANDING - Sandy Lashway Joanne Legasse unior liarsi y FRONT - Aleta Lashway Linda LaBarre Dannielle Hoff BACK--Molly Finlayson Pam Honsinger Susan Noel RAY BLOW JAY BOYEA BRENT COLGAN BOB HARRIGAN GREG LaBARRE FRANK LeCLAIR JIM LAFAVE TOM MARLOW JIM MILLER CONRAD SPOOR ) asjJe tfja f ' Junior Ii arsity left-right - Don Nichols, Garth Blow, Allen Defayette, Ronnie Trombley, Francis LaBarge, Gary LaBarge, Wayne Cashman, Gerard LaBarre, Robert Chilton, Royce Clark, Terry Trombley. CjoacA ilss s an s Coach Mr. Jim Newton Assistants Greg Mangum, Jim Rubado, Allen Thibeau, and Donald Parent Coach Mr. Harold Damour Assistants Darrell LeClair Roland Miller David LaBombard 7.)rest iny 7 )arsihj Warren Patnode Gary Lashway Pat McNeil Lester Trombley AO zm mir=Mmggm recmn? in battle of mat champions PERU—Peru Central School Tied Ellenburg Central y cef cN'l in a Champlain Valley '■ ■«� 'eague contest here ltetuoe� «“ ,„� e� .AO ,ed Mow E, eo- 165 - sh'NaV v6 bam'3 an undefeated junior varisty player. Their match was the only draw of the night. Only the three heaviest class matches were decided by pins, two of them by Peru Central men. The defeat leaves Peru on top in the wrestling league vwith a 2-0 record. The Pan- thers had won two matches until this one. Tonight Peru will face Sara- nac Central School in a home game. A loss to Saranac will a tie for first place with El- lcnburg. A win will mean un- disputed piK°ssion of first 'ace for A fcV 95-lb.—Steve Ayottc (P) for feit. 103-lb.—Dan D mour (E) decisioned Bill Signor (P), 5-0 112—Lester Trombley (Ej decisioned Dale Buirch (P) 2-0 120-lb.—Tim Edwards (P) decisioned Pat MacNeil (E), 7-0 127-lb.—Dean Lea (P) de- cisioned Darral LeClaire (E),; 4-1 133-lb.—Dave LaBombard (E) decisioned Joe- Shivoke vich (P), 5-0 138-lb.—Mike Ashline (P) decisioned Gary Carter (E) 9-0 145-lb.—Bob Mitchell (P) drew with George LeFave (E), i-3 matters I'cre M01 . Y jesdaV '-‘-Ibl-Al Rule (P) deci- .-d Bruce Gilmore (E), 7-4 ;t eW bur?, 4V-9- ,avnVaV pvnned aiteruoo CbaibP 'tourg v w tf� «i '«'«'«V ■££ Sffw ' % V “(S' 5-lb.—Nick St. Dennis (P) %,0' fy ,nncd Gary Lashway (el jr -%? • V. '4 i S A r,f? 4- ,0 4:40 vy % 180-lb.—Bruce Frechette ' (P) pinned Gary Porter (E). 3:20. Heavyweight — Warren Pat- node (E) pinned Jim St. Den- nis (P), 3:40. trophies J )on GcS in 1965 19 66 Matching Band First Place Soccer Championship Trophy Individual Wrestling Sectional Champs Social Studies Quiz 2nd Place VALERIE HONSINGER ROBERT HARRIGAN