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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1967 volume:

ofcfen agfe Stuc ent Pu ftcatton €,ffen6ury Centra ScAoof Cf enbury Depot, eev )orJ? 1967 Each year this book is dedicated to those whom the student body wish to honor pub- licly. This year we are proud to make a dual dedication to two people who have devotedly served us for fifty years. Through their interest in our progress and school, our education has been furthered. It is with these thoughts that we dedicate the “1967 Golden Eagle” to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huggins. Dedication A Farewell to Ellenburg: After spending fifteen years as principal of the Ellenburg Central School, working with so many wonderful people, the decision to accept the position as District Superintendent of Schools was the most difficult decision that 1 have ever had to make. The friendships and memories that I have had with teachers, students, Board of Education member, non-teaching employees, and many friends in the Ellenburg Central School District, I'll always treasure. I am sure that the experiences I have enjoyed at Ellenburg Central School made a most significant contribution to my being appointed as District Super- intendent. Sincerely, William A. Fritz 3 Principal's TITessape Each class that completes a yearbook deserves much credit for putting the necessary time, effort and planning into the finished product, it seems like a monumental task and the results are always more fully ap- preciated in yean to come. Each of you will feel rewarded in propor- tion to the work you have put into the end result, not only in relation to the yearbook but other activities, and especially the counes leading to a successful graduation. The students, school and community have all benefited from the worthwhile things you have accomplished. Congratulations to the Class of 1967 for achievements so far and may your future endeavors be 4 AH, BUT A MAN'S REACH SHOULD EXCEED HIS GRASP, OR WHAT'S A HEAVEN FOR? - ROBERT BROWNING Administration j3oa.ro ofC (fucation t)3%% 1 n iKt7 f fcpr • ?r v Donald Wright, William Fritz, William Patnode, Hubert Gagnier, Esmond Decosse, William Hogan Shannon Finlayson, Penny Newton, Jean Drown 6 ( Iinic ( ustoc ians Jus 2)rivers Mr, Damour Mr. Bilow Miss Calarco Mrs. Carter Mrs. Chilton Miss Clark Mr. Coveney Miss Finlayson Mrs. Franklin Mrs. Fritz Mr. Fritz Mrs. Gagnier Miss Lalondc Mr. Livermore Miss McGregor Mrs. Northdurft Mr. Perry Mr. Ryan Mrs. Senecal Mrs. Sexton Mrs. Smith Mr. Smith’ Mr. Terwilliger Mrs. Tisdale Mrs. Watson Mr. Wells Mr. Pa mode Mrs. Barcomb Mrs. Bessette Mrs. Carpenter Mrs. Carter Mrs. Chase Mrs. Chilton Mrs. Chilton Mrs. Damour Mrs. Drown Mrs. Duley Mrs. Gadway Miss Goodspeed Mrs. Huggins Mrs. Jette Mrs. Knox Mrs. Myers Mr. Newton Mrs. Nichols Mrs. Treggrett Mrs. Noel Mrs. Trombly Mrs. Rubado Mrs. White Mrs. Santimore Miss Baxter - absent THEY GO FORTH INTO THE WORLD WITH WELL DEVELOPED BODIES, FAIRLY DEVELOPED MINDS, AND UNDEVELOPED HEARTS. AN UNDEVELOPED HEART, NOT A COLD ONE. THE DIFFERENCE IS IMPORTANT. E. M. FORSTER Seniors , Joanne L ay asse Miss C. G. c5. 10 Oid 7 Cosi or ( ass I..BI l.Ji i es JAY BOYEA DEBBY TRUE BOB DROWN GLENDA WATTS lest 71 1 Around 7 Tosi 7Jersatife RUSSELL BILOW MARIE NOEL STEPHEN DOUGLAS LINDA RYAN 7auorites Mos Mos 7 Aefy 7n eIIec ua o Succeed ( ass Swinyers SANDY LASHWAY GREG LaBARRE Mos At i etic LORRAINE PREVO GREG MANGUM ( ’ ass Jf r s President Judy Bilow Bubbling over with laughter., likes weekend night life... cute and peppy... a smile for everyone - Judy Vice-President Roland Miller a treasured sincerity, wonderful company... tendency towards farming.. a guaranteed success - Roland Secretary Marie Noel The perfect leader... a true individual... flirtatious... hear for humor... soul of sincerity - Marie Treasurer Jay Boyea Clear and logical thinker.. an admired athlete .. right man for any job.. Jay RUSSELL BILOW All around guy. ..if a part to act, he's there. . always a smile.. talent plus - Rus JUDY BARBER Scholarly.. flamboyant sense of humor. Jive- wire on a weekend..everybody's friend - Judy DONNA BOYEA Hidden mischief.. never an angry word.. a one man's lady.. animated - Donna CORA BROOKS A true homemaker.. even tempered.. neat and sweet.. open-hearted - Cora k NANCY COLGAN Innocent.. quiet, gentle manner.. sugar and spice .. an angel idol - Nan TRUDY CROWLEY A key to an army man's heart.. dainty and delicate..a touch for the French horn..sin- cere and understanding - Trudy 15 ISABELLA DeCOSSE Gaiety on the go,.. a whiz in the lab,.. addicted to success,,. outstanding - Bella STEPHEN DOUGLAS Secret agent man,.. a dreamer,,, deceiving- ly quiet... unpredictable - Sam ROBERT DROWN Life of any party... enjoys female acquaint- ances. .. fresh as a daisy... majoring in fun - Bob WILLARD GENAWAY Flare for flirting... adventurous spirit... quick thinker... a good looking guy - CUff RITA GEROUX Taste for Canadian beaux... happy-go-lucky ... finds small town activities most enjoy- able. .. optimistic - Rita LINDA GOKEY Mrs. Chilton’s helping hand... tackful and tender-hearted... the backbone of any act- ivity, .a charming personaUty - Linda CYNTHIA HALL Queen of the arts... always where the action is... daring... sincere at heart - Cindy DORIS HARRIS High spirited... likable... perpetual talker ...unique - Doris SHERRYL HART Sympathizer to everyone... a heart of gold ... hidden wisdom... devoted to kindness - Sherryl LAWRENCE HICKS Reserved and polite... race car enthusiast... a style all his own... a persistant smile - Larry GREG LaBARRE Handsome and debonair... enjoys company of a nice looking blonde... luckiest guy around ... muscle-bound - Greg JANE LaBARRE Allergic to studying... future beautician... a faithful friend... involved in happiness - Jane 17 DENNIS La BOM BARD The perfect salesman... a helping hand for everyone... a neat and clean cut twin... a man with hidden strength - Dennis LINDA La BOM BARD Petite... gay and carefree... digs a college guy... a pert cheerleader - Linda JUDY LaCLAIR Mrs. Bessette's top aid..buoyant and bubbling .. girl who's going places... talented - Judy EVELYN LaFAVE Elegant and graceful.. ambitious... flair for drama... a princess - Eve MARILYN LaFAVE Excels in charity towards all.. qualities of leadership... die model of a lady... charm- ing - Marilyn JANET LAGASSE Everybody's pal... versatile, .enjoys crowds . .sensitive - Janet JOANNE LAGASSE Fragile and feminine.. a cheerleader with zest... dignified... forever Greg's - Joanne SANDRA LASHWAY Infectious laugh... truly beautiful... pro- vocative. . an eye to the future - Sandy KATHLEEN Le CLAIR Always a lady... possesses the qualities every- one strives for.. perservering.. girl with golden hair - Kathy KEVIN Le CLAIR Confident... an individualist... the man of the hour.. fun-loving, especially with girls - Kevin THERESA Le CLAIR A scholastic genius... mature.. awaiting the future with anxiety... ready with a needle and a thread - Theresa WAYNE MAGOON Blushing complexion... a mover... a road runner... go, go, go - Wayne 19 GREG MANGUM A flirt by nature... always ready with an ex- planation for every situation... loves the sporting life... Prince Charming - Greg PAT McNElL A wild chauffeur..secret interest in girls... muscle-bound.. grappler... a guy that keeps his cool - Pat LORRAINE PREYO Class clown..playgirl of the year, .seldom se nous., every body's ideal - Fred JAMES RL'BADO Candid. . a shrewd thinker.. a swinger oa all occasions.. definitely a man with unique ideas - ■idea LINDA RYAN Found in she quiet comer. . a normal oeeo. . . disdres scnnber reoole. .enjovs a rood laugh - Lirycfa MW SEQCW Exuberant manner.. oe ver deoresseu.. definitely goes tor extra-curricular activi ties., a social butterfly - Siiatsy ANNE SHUTTS A girl worth knowing... a million-dollar personality... her secret, a smile always... cheery - Anne PATRICIA TOUR VILLE A real swinger... fits into any group... peaches and cream complexion... deceivingly innocent - Patty LESTER TROMBLEY The big man ...outgoing...popular and pleasant personality... real smooth - Lester DEBBY TRUE A personality uncompared... a natural beauty ... the perfect secretary... cool, calm, and collected - Debby BETTY UNDERWOOD Always prepared for that unexpected moment ... cleverly careful and cautious... patience being her cherished trait... considerate - Betty GLENDA WATTS Full of wit... the life of any party... attracted to the abstract... the great philosopher - Glenda 21 SHARON YELLE Neat and sweet... easily pleased... a trusting and reliable friend... composed - Sharon MARY WOODWARD Can easily adjust to times and ways... talk- ing is one of her favorite pastimes... truly a likeable girl... sensible - Mary 22 What will happen if I push one of these little buttons? Cool, clear water. You want to be a what; ..No matter what shape your stomach's in! Another book report! Interesting show, eh, Fred? And then the Big Bad Wolf said..... Advanced children. calculus is really quite simple, I have you now, my pretty little flower! 'Ah! Escape! IT IS THE MEN AND WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS, SO POURED IN AND OUT ALL DAY THAT GIVE THE BUILDING A SOUL OF DREAMS AND THOUGHTS AND MEMORIES. - CARL SANDBURG Classes WAYNE CASHMAN Vice-President NANCY HARRIGAN Secretary LYN BAKER Treasurer JOANNE DEMARAIS President cStucfent Qjounci FRANCIS LA BARGE DANNIELLE HOFF SUSAN NOEL ALAN THIBEAU 26 Carol Parent, Theresa Malark, Arlene Finlayson, Mary Miller, Eunice Dupuis, Joanne Demarais. ROW 2: Danny Damour, Don Cook. James Miller, Alan Thibeau, Darrel LaClair. ROW 1: Janet Lawrence, Dannielle Hoff, Alex Doodick, Don Parent, Ronnie Curry, Angela Premo, Laura Rogers. ROW 2: Joyce Forett, Donna Frennier, Lois Carter, Susan Noel, Paula Relja, Nancy Harrigan, Ruth Wilson. ROW 3: Gordon Tourville, Graham Frost, Wayne Cashman, Francis LaBarge, Bing Welch, Leon Rushford, Gerard LaBarre. ROW 1: Karen Barcomb, Helen Dupuis, Joan Gonyea, Sharon Lawrence, Candy Delong, Dianne Poupore, Nancy Brooks. ROW 2: Jane Dominic, Darlene Rowe, Ronald Trombley, James Magoon, Eugene LeClair, Lora LaValley, Lyn Baker. ( ass (Jfficers SANDY COOK Vice-President ALLAN TOURVILLE President WANDA CARTER Treasurer LINDA LEGASSE Secretary Advisors MISS CLARK miss mcgregor MRS. FRANKLIN c Student Go unci JIM TOURVILLE ALETA LASHWAY LINDA LABARRE MIKE CURRY 28 ROW 1: Ona Mae Yelle, Colleen Nephew, Susan Recore, Gloria Trombley, Diane La Point, Molly Finlayson. ROW 2: Mike Curry, Terry Wiley, Allen Tourville, Donald Sequin, Jimmy Tourville. ROW Is Pat Collins, Peggy Hogan, Linda Mac Donald, Robert Geroux, Larry Cayea, Pam Delong, Linda La Barre, Bruce Gilmore. ROW 2: Linda Le Clair, Tina Lloyd, Marion Moore, Anna Le Clair, Wanda Carter, Patsy O'Donnell, Rachel Nephew, Patty Boadway, Debbie Smith, Anna Mae Woods. ROW 3: Glenn Watts, Stanley La Barre, Alan Defayette, Garth Blow, Gary La Barge, Ray Blow, Gary Rondo, Bob Chilton, Dennis Decosse, Don Nichols, Fred Greig. ROW 1: Peggy Douglas, Scott Rowe, Terry Trombley, Herb Robare, Michael Colgan, Salvajean Magoon. ROW 2: Aleta Lashway, Frances Le Clair, Nancy Yelle, Sandra Cook, Mary Marshall, Linda Forrett. 29 JIM SHUTTS Treasurer PAULETTE DECOSSE Secretary SHANE SMITH Vice-President KEVIN BOYEA President MRS. FRANKLIN CONNIE DUFFINA FRANCIS BARCOMB BARBARA POUPORE RICHARD COLGAN PEGGY GIBSON ROY CORYEA 30 }reshmen ( ass ROW 1: Ronald King, Don LaFountain, Nancy Rinn, Paulette Decosse, Linda Furnia, Arnold King, Mark Williamson. ROW 2: Cecelia Gilmore, Mona Glaude, Kevin Boyea, Richard Colgan, Paul Boyea, Robert Seney, Shayne Smith, Linda Rock, Barbara Poupore. ROW 1: Wayne Trombley, Herman Dupuis, Randy Frennier, Danny Barcomb, Eva LaClair, Isabelle Spoor, Catherine Stewart, Garvin Desmarais, Dale Goodrow, Ronnie Hicks, Gary Cayea. ROW 2: Judy Dunn, Margaret Gonyea, Patty Sequin, Katherine LeClair, Doris Ann Varin, Denise Martin, Patty Nichols, Debbie Williamson, Peggy Collins, Linda Fournier, Susan Delong, Connie Duffina. ROW 3: Roger Blow, Donald McNeil, Tom Recore, Gary Underwood, Gary Carter, David Drown, Robert Rushford, Roy Coryea, Robert Hobbs, James Shutts, Stephen Magoon. ROW 1: Wanda Tourville, Mary Jo Hogan, Shiela Duval, Mary Jane Fritz, Deanna Nephew, Margret Gibson, Mary Chilton, Brenda Rock, Lorraine Carter, Pauline Perreault, Grace Lafave. ROW 2: David Rubado, Daniel LaPoint, Calvin Sears, Charles Shatraw, Catherine Norton, Richard Rushford, John Patnode, Wayne Supemaw, Christine Harrigan, Francis Barcomb, David Damour, Keith Forrett 31 St cJracie ROW 1: Laura Malark, Margaret LaBarre, Joan Forett, Darlene Dashnaw, Connie Sears, Linda King, Bonnie Drown, Joan Silver, Marsha Morrison, Sally Stewart. ROW 2; Ricky Reyor, Daniel Demaris, Robert Delong, Ronald LaBom- bard, Bert Trombley, Rolland Dupuis, Thomas Northdruft, George Moore, Richard Damour, Leonard Charette, Neal Cook, Mrs. Tisdale. ROW 3: Robert Carter, Terry Ryan, Robert Supemaw, Daniel LeClair, Clinton Harris, Stephen McDonald, William Tourville, Brent Smith, Darwin LeClair, Dennis LaBarre, Anthony LaClair, Mark Cook. ROW I; Edward Cayea, Bill LaPoint, Tom Watts, Charles Frennier, Sharon Trombley, Patty LaValley, Doreen Boyea, Doreen Magoon, Giesele Gagnier, Barbara Miller, Debby Blow, Sue LaBarre, Diane Sequin. ROW 3: Charles Rinn, Ronald Charette, Roger Peets, Jerry Tourville, Danny Rabideau, Pat Curry, Bill Dominic, Debby Cayea, Martha Premo, Susan Thibeau, Penny Honsinger, Connie Rock, Mrs. Smith. ROW 3: Mr. Coveney, Craig Lawrence, Reginald Poupore. Gary Recore, John Shutts, David LaPoint, Wayne Tourville, James Cayea, Everett Peryea, Nancy Noel, Helen Gibson, Beverly Rushford, Kay Woods, Susan Reynolds, Barbara Forett, Marlene La Point. 32 7 71-77 ROW 1: Craig Decoste, Tony Forrett, Leonard Pickering, John O’Donnel, Richard Carter, David Hoff, Sharon Good - row, Mae Dubrey, Jerry Duffina, Terry Rabideau, Reginald Trombley, Edwin Nichols, John Vreeland, William De- long. ROW 2: Kathy Premo, Bonnie Williamson, Sharlene Spoor, Linda Peryea, Rosemary Magoon, Barbara Peryea, Virginia Rushford, Susan Secore, Myrna Patnode, Barbara Colgan, Mary Mitchell, Dianne Blow, Joanne Glaude, Mrs. Gagnier. ROW 3: Mr. Coveney, Kevin Finlayson, Roger Trombley, Ronald Whalen, Pat Lafave, Richard Norton, Don- ald Manor, Conrad McDonald, Claude Bobbie, John Lamb, Darwin Decoste, Arman Blow, Casey Caswell, Alan Carter ROW 1: Bernard Whalen, Lindsey Hicks, James Harrigan, Connie LaBarre, Debbie Cook, Gary LaValley, Nolan LaBombard, Curtis DeCoste Richard Trombley. ROW 2: Mrs. Senecal, Donna Lashway, Betty Monette, Martha Hogan, Joy Cayea, Elaine Trombley, Peggy LeClair, Jacqueline Drown, Connie Wiley, Hollie DeCoste, Karen Car- ter, Theresa Recore, Pamela Wells. ROW 3: Carl Trombley, Dennis Gregory, Gerald Dupree, Michael Sequin, James Besaw, Gilles Brunet, Douglas Lancto, James Chilton, Gary Colgan, Curtis Drown, Melvin Lashway, Steven Mark Dubrey. Absent: Ernest Guerin, Floyd Collins 33 Jj oca ion a ( ' asses ROW 1: Linda Ryan, Carol Parent. ROW 2: Bruce Gilmore, Ronnie Curry, Darrell Le Clair. ROW 1: Mary Sequin, Sherrly Hart, Donna Boyea, Gloria Sequin, Jane La Barre, ROW 2: Richard Rowe, Wayne Magoon, Carl Tourville, Ronnie Douglas, Dennis La Bombard, Larry Hicks, Brent Colgan. 34 GOD PITY THEM BOTH AND PITY US ALL; WHO VAINLY THE DREAMS OF YOUTH RECALL FOR ALL BAD WORDS OF TONGUE OR PEN, THE SADDEST OF THESE: IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN! - JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER C ementary 35 6tfi Jr acre ROW Is Robert Noel, Timmy La Barge, Larry Furnia, Allan Bilow, James Woods, Lorin La Bombadr, Lindsay De- Coste. ROW 2: Brenda Cayea, Melodie Drown, Roxanne Drown, Beth Gibson, Donna Tourville, Toni Relja, Joy Lamb, Karen Dupree. ROW 3: Cathy Williamson, Andy Minckler, Carol Sears, James Fritz, Joanne Harrigan, Linda Silver, Susan Harrigan, Joanne Recore, Paul McDonald, ROW 4: Nancy Miller, Kevin Drown, Melody Trom- bley, Sandra La Clair, Debbie Cayea, John Gagnier, Anna Damour, Diana Trombley, Sheila Finlayson. ROW Is- Sheila Cashman, Barbara Watts, Kathleen Vanderbogart, Veronica La Clair, Joann Me Cann, Ronna Yelle, Melanie La Point, James Carter, Kevin Curry, Chester Tourville. ROW 2: Sharon Sequin, Jeanne La Clair, Diane Collins, Judy Frennier, Joy Demarse, Patricia Rushford, Reney Leonard, Robert Rubado, Thomas Shutts, Michael Lagree, Rosemary Premo. ROW 3: Lonney Scott Spoor, Catherine Lashway, Debra Rondo, Barbara Whalen, Donna Dumas, Bonnie Moore, David Norton, Randall Baker, Wellington Harris, Robert Jock. Absent: Amy Caswell, Jef- frey Cashman. 36 5tfi (Jr acfe ROW 1: David Manor, Floyd Spoor, Merle Dashnaw, Larry Begor. ROW 2: Kenneth Silver, Richard Parent, Ronald Brunet, Delton Poupore, Stewart Sequin. ROW 3: Clarence Manor, David Bessy, Joey Gonyea, Ricky Secore, Amos LaClair. ROW 4: Mr. Newton, Lee McDonald, Paul Gregory, Linus Bobbie, Steve Chilton, Lawrence Trombley ROW is Sharon Bobbie, Ardyce Barcomb, Michael Silver, Richard Terwilliger, Michael Vreeland, Elaine LaBarre, Sharon Nichols, ROW 2: Donna Sequin, Howard Morrison, Dana Colgan, Steven Matthews, Joseph Damour, Wesley LaFave, Gary Begor, Stewart Smith, Debbie Dumas. ROW 3: Elaine Watts, Sonya Paul, Debbie LaBarre. Connie Drown, Gail Bilow, Christine DeCoste. ROW 4: Patty Ryan, Michael Hoff, Jill DeLong, Adele Hall, Mrs. White, Linda Lashway, Sheryl Tourville, Randy LaFreniere, Barbara Norton ROW 1: Terry Spoor, Mark Varin, Joseph Dupuis, Marshall LaFave, Larry Nichols. ROW 2: Angela Charette, Alli- son Barcomb, Joanne Malark, Wendy Taylor, Donna Ryan, Mary Chilton, Carla Cashman, Sherry LeClair. ROW 3: Cheryl Lashway, Dorothy Vanderbogart, Donna Whalen, Christine Trombley. Brenda Manor, Connie Lamere. ROW 4: Walter Trombley, Homer Manor, James Matthews, Derrick Glaude, Mary Rita Gilmore, Melody Moore, Susan Dubrey, Mark Colgan, Randy Lagree ROW 1: Duane Rabideau, Danny Harris, Seles Varin, Debra Lashway, Donna LaBarre, Shirley Cayea, Leon Carter, Arlene Demarais, Brain Boyea. ROW 2: Randy Barber, Terry Blow, Jeffery Smith, Joseph Perreault, Imogene Tavemia, Mrs. Huggins, Roberta Shutts, Marion Dupuis, Debbie Seney, Sandra Sequin. ROW 3: Francine Poitras, Larry Yelle, Sharon Tourville, Karen Manor, John LaBombard, Linda Trombley, Cathy Sequin, Linda Caswell, Rose Lafave, Kathy Lamb, Diane Peets, Tim Harrigan 38 4i i cJracfe ROW 1: Calvin DeCoste, Colin Rowe, Tim Peets, Larry LeClair, Gaylord Watts. ROW 2: Judy Stewart, Karen Nichols, Eydie DeCoste, Susan Lagasse, Karen Blow, Crystal Trom- bley. ROW 3: Caroline Trombley, Cathy Bilow, Maureen Charette, Nancy Miller, Sandra Tourville, Sandra Trombley, Kurt Barcomb, David Minkler, Harold Manor, Kim Wells, Robert Lashway. ROW 4: Bonnie Rabideau, Judy Monette, Sheila Peets, Billy Harrigan, Sherly King, Beverly Rabideau, Michael Campbell, Mrs. Chilton ROW 1: Randy Defayette, Robert Rock. John LaMere, Robert Poitras, Steven Pratt. ROW 2: James Soucia, Carl Monette, Marion Carter, Star Rabideau, Rose Ann Trombley, Carl LaPoint. ROW 3: Ernest Siive-, Larry Williamson, Janice Lashway, Christa Rabideau, Miles Magoon, Gary McDonald, Mrs. Barcomb Absent: Richard Filion 39 3rd drade ROW 1; Tom Terwilliger, Randy Poupore, Randy Trombley, Judy Lamb, Karen Peets, Cheri Bouvia, Cathy DeCoste, Don Curry, Kevin Reyor. ROW 2: Debbie Lancto, Tom Carter, Joe Fritz Gary Trombley, Roger Boileau, Ann Pa- rent, Sandy Silver, Diane Nichols, Kim Spoor. ROW 3; Francis Harrigan, Armand LaBombard, Janet Perreault, Ricky Hicks, Ingrid Carlson, Tom Tourville, Christine Lashway, Dennis Ryan, Pat Whalen. Teacher: Mrs. Drown Absent: Michael Trombley. ROW 1: Kipp True, Betty Lashway, Randy Manor, Roger Trombly, Danny Nichols, Terry Peets, Terry Poupore, Cynthia Patnode, Larry Douglas. ROW 2: Sharon Matthews, Susan Moore, Stephen Defayette, Ricky Miller, Kathy Blow, Jerome LeClair, Jeffrey McNeil. ROW 3: Pamela LaClair, Gerald Miller, Mary Premo, Diane Decode, Mary Tourville, Mrs. Carpenter, Bruce Trombley, Billy Campbell. Kenneth Harrigan, Ruth Chilton. Absent: Ricky Agony. 40 ')rcf Jracfe — 3 6tfi Jracfe ROW 1: Philip La Bombard, Richard Myers, Kevin Trombley, Robert Nichols, Eugene Nichols, Michael King, Danny La Barge, Sam Trombley, Alan Sequin. ROW 2: Catherine Gregory, Diane La Bombard, Calvin Collins, Joan La Barre, Cathy Cayea, Anna Trombley, Patricia Goodrow, Leon Matthews, Jill Demarse, Erwin Yelle. ROW 3: Mrs. Treggett, Roxanne Snide, Cheryl Miller, Kevin McDonald, Ricky King, Kevin Dupree, Roy Danforth, Linda Prevo, 'Marquerite Premo, Cathy Harris. ROW 1: Glenda Peryea, Judy Gregory, Juanita Cayea. ROW 2: Jerry Fournier, Robert La Point, Patrick Gregory, Billy Agoney, Bruce Perkins. ROW 3: Marshall Charette, Charles Rock, Francis LeClair, John Sequin, Frank Sequin, Roger Marshall. 2nd drade ROW Is Larry Dupuis, Paul Parent, Chrystal Porter, Frances Varin, Timothy Sequin, Mark Boyea. ROW 2: Larry Bobbie, Kathy Peets, Susan Goodrow, ROW 3: Earl Miller, Edward Clark, Floyd Vanderbogart, Susan Tourviile, Debra La Bombard, Amanda Irwin, Sally Demarais, Marilyn Begor, Cindy Rowe, Pamella Carter. ROW 4: Marie Gregory, Sharon Carter, Linda Gilmore, Carl Trombley, Ravin Miller, David Dupree, Roy Rabideau. ROW I; David Cayea, Bobby Paul, Tommy Franklin, Michael Manor, Timothy Campbell. ROW 2: Stephen Silver, Donald Vreeland. ROW 3: Brenda Whalen, Cindy Miller, James Le Clair, Susan Whalen, Terry Trombley, Wanda Trombley, Lucy La Fave. Row 4: Carla King, Cindy Recore, Carl Sears, Cheryl Trombley, Pam Nichols, Christine Parent, Cynthia Le Clair, Martha Carlson, Jay Danforth, Patty Ryan, Kandie Poupore, Miss Baxter. Absent: Julie Baker. 42 2nd dr acie — I-3rd drade ROW Is Jesse Matthews, Scott Pombrio, Donna Taylor, Audrey Colgan, Cathy Trombley, Gale Watts, Brenda La Mere, Robert Boileau. ROW 2: Donna Me Donald, Stephen Moore, Danney Boulerice, Anthony Charette, Deborah Vanderbogart, Ronald Manor, Patty Manor, Peter Bouvia. ROW 3: James Decosse, Daniel La Bombard, Wayne Lamb, Sandra Cross, Darleen Agoney, Nancy Gregory, Kathy Underwood, Rodney Collins, Judy Dashnaw. Absent: Kim La Clair, Joseph Silver. ROW Is Lori Monette, Cynthia Cayea, Rosemary La Clair, Walter Goss, Brenda La Point, Debra La Point. ROW 2: Bonita La Mere, Kenneth Nichols. ROW 3: Edward Rabideau, Christine Poitras, Donna Guerin, Patricia Perreault, Tammy Drown, Steven Lashway, Deborah Gregory. ROW 4: Mrs. Damour. 43 Is (Jracfe ROW Is Dicky Blanchard, Stephen LaClair, Brian Parent, Kent Colgan, Kevin Bilow, Craig Lashway, Jay Spoor. ROW 2: Bonnie Trombley, Rita Cayea, Kim Patnode, Elizabeth Williamson, Sheryl Magoon, Sherry Magoon, Conney DeCoste, Laurie Honsinger, Debra Malark, Tina Peets ROW 3: Mrs. Santimore, Brian Barcomb, Sandra Danforth, Karen Terwilliger, Larry Decosse, Nellie Nelson, Janet Forett, Leslie Ryan Frank Noel, Tracy Lloyd. Absent: James Drown ROW Is David Matthews, Daniel Watts, Vickie Williamson, Brenda Goss, Mary Clark, Carla Filion, Victoria Agoney. ROW 2: Kenneth King, Alvin Perreault, Kelly Peets, Eunice Glaude, Arthur Charrette, Daniel Defayette, Catherine Tourville, Arlane LaClair. ROW 3: Randy Trombly, Susan Gregory, Winona Noreault, Steven McCann, Alaio Poitros, Kathy Whalen, Regena Dubray, Katherine Mitchell, Arthur Gar- rand. Absent: Heather Finlayson, Norman La Point. 44 7f incfergarten ROW 1: Steven Garrand, Kevin Forrette, Bella Boileau, Barbara Nichols, John DeCoste, Keith Trombley, Francis Miller. ROW 2: David Trombley, Stuart Carter, Karen Manor, Laurie Blow, Neil Rowe, Mary Dupree, Carmen Parent, Eldon Goss. ROW 3: Mrs. Noel, Janet Ryan, Dennis Trombley, Tina Nichols, Andy Miller, Helena Sequin, Bradford Barcomb, Donald Lancto, Bonnie Hicks, Miss Berry. Absent: Joseph King, Kandi LeClair, Russell LaFave. ROW 1: Brian LaClair, Dennis Defayette, Virginia LeClair, Douglas Trombley, Tina Monette, Paul Nichols. ROW 2: Ona Mae LaPoint, David Carter, Patricia Premo, Ronald Begor, Cheryl Bill, Danny Manor, Sharron McDonald, Timothy Bouvia, Monica Lashway. ROW 3: Deryl Gregory, Lisa Carter, Jason Varin, Cathy Miller, William Irwin, Lorna Spoor, Paul Harrigan, Mary Guerin, Paul Snide. Mrs. Knox, Miss Palmer ROW 1: Darleen Lashway, Julie La Bombard, Randy Le Clair, Michael Harris, Theresa Bobbie, Joseph De Coste, ROW 2; Greg Nichols, Mark Drown, Guy Manor, Todd Roderiquez, Paul Gilmore, Mark Terwilliger, Merri Ellen Drown, ROW 3: Rocky Poupore, Darleen Cayea, Randy Underwood, James Franklin, Christine Sequin, Sue Ann Collins. ROW 4: Student Teacher, Miss Jenkins, Sarah Chilton, Darrell Nichols, Laurie Cross, Donna Dubrey, Mrs. Gadway. Absent: Penelope Parent. 46 ( )e so cf more for ’6 7 ADVISORS: Mrs. Franklin, Mr. Perry EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Lorraine Prevo CO-EDITOR: Judy Bilow LAYOUT: Cynthia Hall, Patricia Tourville CIRCULATION: Joyce Forrett, Karen Barcomb BUSINESS MANAGER: Jay Boyea cStucfent ( Council S uc en Cjounci Acfuisors Ca iona 1 (on or Sbcietu Miss McGregor, Theresa LeClair, Judy Bar- 50 her, Mr. Damour c5£i 52 Since the formation of the Press Club in 1942, many changes have taken place; but the purpose of the Club remains basically the same. We endeavor to keep the students informed on school events, to encourage student contributions, and to provide a variety of interesting-non-offensive material for all. 53 Oracle jhorus cS eruor () ji orus ADVISOR - MRS. HILDA CHILTON 57 yj UDCf UO ( ) c - l £ 3 JRaio re ties Kevin LeClair, Mrs, Smith, Mrs. Senecal, Ronald Curry, Debby True, Trudy Crowly, Evelyn LaFave, Donald Cook Mrs. Tisdale, Evelyn LaFave, Steven Drown, Mrs. Gagnier 62 Linda Forrett, Diane LaPoint, Tom Recore, Richard Colgan MY SCHOOL HAS SPIRIT, FREED BY A NOISING CHEER - A CLAPPING OF HANDS - OR A BROAD SMILE OF VICTORY. MY SCHOOL IS SPIRITED IN TIME OF DEMISE - OR ON THE ATHLETIC FIELD - OR IN THE CLASS ROOM; AND THERE IS ALWAYS A SWELLING PRIDE OF AWE WHEN THE ALMA MATER IS SUNG. 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