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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1970 volume:

Presented By The Yearbook Staff Mr. Norman Kavanaugh, you arrived this year at Ellenburg Central determined to do well as our new District Principal, and ready to sacrifice time and effort to gain improvements. You have always been willing to assist us through difficult times as well as to enjoy happy experiences with us. Because of your friendliness to everyone, you will long remain a part of our memories. For these reasons we are proud to dedicate this 1970 Golden Eagle to you. YEARBOOK STAFF 2 APPRECIATION Mrs. Franklin and Mr. Bilow: Throughout our high school years, you have devoted your time and efforts to our class. Through the years your friendship and guid- ance have been inspiring. We, the Seniors of 1970, appreciate your patience and consideration shown to us in the past years in a profes- sional capacity and your helpful understanding as a friend. Therefore, Mrs. Franklin and Mr. Bilow, all your efforts are not forgotten. In this way we hope we have shown our apprecia- tion. Thank you. The Senior Class of 1970 yearbook club Mr. Larry Barcomb -- Advisor Doreen Boyea Connie Sears Brenda Rock Wanda Tourvill Jim Shutts Kevin Boyea Darwin LaClair Dan LaClair ADMINISTRA TION ' BOARD OF ED UCA TION PRESIDENT: MR. HUBERT GAGNIER MR. ESMOND DECOSSE MR. WILLIAM HOGAN MR. BRUCE MCGREGOR MR. FORDYCE CARLSON PRINCIPA L ’S MESSA GE Dear Seniors: As you take leave from the school that has been your educational home for the past 12 years, I would like to share with you a few reflections. First, it is my hope that during these years which you have spent in an educational setting, that you have developed a deep and abiding love for your fellowman. A love that encompasses the virtues of understanding, empathy, and self-sacrifice. A love that reaches out to uphold the dignity of all mankind. Second, it is my further hope that you have acquired a body of knowledge along with a basic desire for learning, in order that you may successfully cope with the many diversified roles that will be thrust upon you in the years ahead. Lastly, please take with you this thought, that with the exception of only the members of your family, the people who have been most interested in each of you as individuals have been your teachers. We are very proud of your many accomplishments. And when you depart in June, many of us will be reminded of that line of John Donne's which paraphascd might read, Do not ask for whom the school bell tolls, it tolls for thee. I extend to the Class of 1970 my best wishes for every success and happiness in the years to come. Sincerely, Norman V. Kavanaugh, District Principal Mr. Harold Damour High School Principal Mr. Norman Kavanaugh District Principal A DMINISTRATION Mrs. Ethel Bessette Elementary Principal Mr. Winston Norcross Guidance Counselor Janice Yelle, Secretary NURSE PSYCHOLOGIST DENTAL HYGENIST OFFICE STAFF SENIORS HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ELEMENTARY FACULTY SENIORS MR. MISS E.C.S. Pauline Perrault David Damour Pauline is very active in all school curriculum. She participates in press club, head majorette, and is the school nurse's assistant. David, who is an active FFA member, has been our dutiful class treasurer. He has also been very successful in his wrestling career -- especially when he won the sectional championship for his weight class. Mrs. Franklin (Advisor) Vicky Good counsel has no price. A true lover of people . . . strikingly dynamic . . . full speed ahead Roger Blow (President) Fluffy Distinction without a difference. well-liked . . . kind . . . nice Mr. Bilow (Advisor) Lee In youth we learn; in age we understand. M The Aggies' pontiff . . . always there to help . . . Mary Jane Fritz (Secretary) Jancy Born with the gift of laughter. A true heart and a true friend . . . Jerry Mane Grace Lafave (V ice-President) Grape You must look into people as well as at them. true actor . . . dependable . . . soon to be married . . . David Damour (Treasurer) Dave The only way to have a friend is to be one. A man of muscle and mind. . . collects light bulbs . . . An Aggie . . . Bozo Gary Cayea (Ticky) Good humor makes all things tolerable. always, always, always, laughing and joking . . . being called Ticky constantly ... a real clown Francis Barcomb (Junior) Always on the go and never stopping to worry. A true AV member . . . Kevin Boyea (Little Bun-Bun) If there is a way he will find a way. a good sport . . . everybody's friend . . . honest . . . dependable . . . has no enemies ... a great person to be with Paul Boyea (Big Bun-Bun) Wise to resolve, and patient to perform. a real worker . . . always with Cathy ... a great basketball player. Diane Bilow The light of true love shines in her eyes. a happily married woman . . . a charming lady Lorraine Carter Quiet thoughts come floating down. a fun-loving girl . . . always there when you need advice . . . helpful Margaret Collins . (Peggy) Tins very impressing and charming person will never fail. never seems to be down-hearted . . . a peppy person Mary Chilton More tilings are told than true, and more things are true than told. loves to talk . . . always trying to help someone Roy Corye a He that maketh glad the heart of one he loves will never lose happiness Blue Ford Falcon The Barcomb Residence David Drown (Batman) To look up and not down, To look forward and not back, To look out and not in, and To lend a hand. Richard Colgan (Dickie) Deeds, not words. a wise and competant Student Council president . . . intelli- gent ... a very, very, honest person . . . helpful Paulette Decosse What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? a great girl to go out with if you want fun and excitement. Stephen Drown (Pete) A fast persuasive talker. The seniors' business counselor . . . Roadrunner Keith Forrett True sportsmanship always means alot. active . . . great wrestler . . . always on the go . . determined ... a hard worker Sheila Duval It is extremely hard to argue with a pretty face. A peppy cheerleader . . . always on the go . . . stands out in any crowd . . . fun-filled . . . always attractive Peggy Gibson (peg) Giving is true having. Courteous . . . lovely . . . responsible . . . bright . . . ingenious . . . Judy Dunn Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. Calm, kind, and quiet . . . Mona's Dear Abby . . . helpful Randy Frennier (RAF) I never let school get in the way of my education. He's an Ag man . . . talkative . . . Roger, Roger, Roger . . . English — his favorite subject. Margaret Gonyea (Maggie) lam a part of all that I have met. jolly . . . friendly . . . fun Cecilia Gilmore (Ceil) She that has patience can over- come all things. thoughtful . . . lover of bowling . . . reliable . . . true friend . . . dependable Mona Claude (Tipsy) A fair exterior is a silent recom- mendation. future airline hostess . . . lively . . . honest . . . cheerful Christine Harrigan (Chris) Girls blush, sometimes, because they are alive. wonderful personality . . . understanding . • . very active . . . a true friend Mary Jo Hogan (Jody) She who is lively has many friends. happy . . . full of ambition . . . en- thusiastic ... a riot everyplace . . . lovable Robert Hobbs (Robbie) Every man must measure himself by his own standard. A man of fine quality and fine cars . . . easy going Arnold King (Amic) A true sportsmanship shows the techniques of progress. Eva LaClair (Evil) Let love be your goal. the Navy blues ... a proud wife-to-be . . . full of pep . . . a real dancer . . . loving smile Stanley LaBarrc (Tex) Things forbidden have a secret charm. great guitar player . . . lover of good food, girls, and song . . . way-out . . . groovy Daniel LaPoint (Danny) I can resist everything except temp- tation. mischievious . . . very, very, active ... a ski-doo fan ... a certain girl's man Ronald King (Ronnie) An amiable person. active . . . cooperative with a mind to the future Carlos Lagos The Latin Lover Wine and Women doth make a flirt . . . lover of people . . . interesting . . . comprehensive Denise Martin (Denny) As sweet and charming as an angel. future wife in need of a home- making course . . . extremely happy . . . Dickie's woman . . . happy cows . . . considerate Patty Nichols Always a gay person to be found. A great story teller . . . full of ambition ... a wonderful laugh . . . great for giving oral reports - Cathy Norton Her life is guided by a young man's heart. a true band member . . . always Paul's ... a talent for singing . . . Deanna Nephew (Dino) A lovely lady garmented in Light. gay . . . always smiling . . . always giggling . . . nice Pauline Perrault There is always room for beauty and memories. well-liked by one and all . . . always there when you need help . . . consid- erate ... a good friend to have Don McNeil (Mickey) If time will pass, so will Don. Always on the go ... a great bowling fan . . . a great guy . . . never thoughtless . . . Linda Rock (Nutsy) Give me your heart and I will give you mine. As precious as the morning sun . . . •Woman' Brenda Rock Loving and living each day. motorcycles. . . B. L. J.'s in- nocence . . . Chateaugay . . . an angel at heart . . . Honey David Rubado (Bado) The devil has a rival. always up to something . . . tease , . . but very smart . . . hates oral reports and dental check-ups . . . noisy . . . comedian . . . Robert Rushford (Baby Bobby) An artist as well as a laborer . . . always on the go ... a true friend loyal . . . E. C.S.'s star pitcher . . . love's life for- ever Charlene's Robert Seney (Bobbie) Life is a pleasure. Arnold and Ronald's pal . . . Bonnie . Rockland Inn . . . the Grove . . . 'rough and ready' Calvin Sears (Ichobad) An honest man's word is as good as his bond. Silent Cal . . . An Aggie ... A man of good taste in wine, women, and song . . . James Shutts (Hot Dog) A true athlete. Man on the go . . .a weakness for blondes . . . full of energy . . . reliable Wayne Trombley (Mouse) Talk of the devil and his horns appear. A lover of women and shoes ... a min- iature Charles Atlas . . . another Aggie ... a great wrestler Patricia Sequin (Pattie) A true personality will bring ] far. a frequent visitor to Champlaii . . . attends trade school . . smile for every one . . . brigi blonde hair Sheila Smith (Satch) ,rVirtue is like a rich stone — best plain set. joking is a favorite pastime ... an honest opinion for everyone ■ Charles Shatraw (Chuck) Interesting ideas and philoso- phies. a whiz on the basketball court . . . clever pins to warm up 216 . . . humorous . . . model rockets Wanda Tourville (Mama Dell) ,rHappincss is being in love. such regular attcndcnce at school . . . her wild parties . . . and week-ends . . . lovable . • . Theron's. Dorisann Varin Happy and gay in her own simple way. quiet and shy . . . honest Bruce . . . reserved . . . Mark Williamson (Markie) Don't try to understand the mystery of life; try to live it. The life of any party . . . such a giggle . . . determined . . . cheerful Diana Wells (Wildcat) Mischief links in gay disguise, always up to something; alert . fun-loving . . . Linda Fumia Love conquers all. Independent . . . witty . . . gay . . . Larry . . . Bamesls . . . fun-loving . . . always helpful never late . . . 'confident in' . . . pretty . . . Class Colors: Green and White Class Flower: Carnation Class Motto: Work is our key to success. Deborah Williamson (Debbie) A lovely face and a lovely character. What a riot! . . . insane . . . Roger . . white Chewy . . . enjoys summer rides . . . always has a problem . . . whiffle- diffle milkshakes . . . Best All-Around Christine Harrigan David Rubado Did Most For Class Mary Jo Hogan Roger Blow SENIOR Best Athletes Peggy Collins Jim Shutts Class Flirts Sheila Duval Carlos Lagos Class Clowns Sheila Smith Gary Cayea Most Talented Cathy Norton Stanley LaBarre Quietest Judy Dunn David Drown Most Likely To Succeed Richard Colgan Peggy Gibson Best Dancers Mary Jane Fritz Roy Coryea FA VORITES Best Natured Paulette Decoste Paul Boyea Best Actor and Actress Grace Lefave Stephen Drown Most Talkative Patty Nichols Randy Frennier Mona Janey Mary Ruth Denny Linda It seems Chris has always had problems with her curly hair. Miss Duval — in slacks! Brenda the Angel I'm a girl-watcher. It's not topless, but those straps DO have a pur- There ought to be a law against driving under the pose, Jody! ON the good ship Lollipop ... influence of milk. The Mad Tea Party 'Who's afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? Stop it; I like it!! ! If you kill us, we'll just die! !! oe U U) T7U h J j ® Yr ' o£s% a i. y y V %x s «{yvy vX ® a- % Xt r M-t'lT w , r O tY) yT .J J Ju e S—✓ Yy c . .v' , r V, Q. V h n J' Y 7 i : '■ X X j yj % x p‘ y ' •cx. V -.jc r - D $y ty ZjjoL V y A? c %2 - _ In CONOR ES S. Jn.Y i. 177 r. sijfic imam mou cffaraftott re  ..  $fate5 of Xntmfa. CLASSES BOTTOM: Patty LaValley, Debbie Blow, Sharon Trombley, Susan Reynolds, Laura Malark, Joan Forett, Connie Sears, Susan Thibeau. 2nd: Linda Fournier, Neil Cook, Barbara Miller Joan Silver, Martha Premo, Debbie Cayea, Rolland Dupuis, Margaret LaBarrc, Kay Woods. 3rd: Doreen Magoon, Danny LaClair, Reggie Poupore, Darwin LaClair, Judy Tallman, Helen Gibson, Penny Honsinger, Diane Sequin. 4th: Tama Tnmm, Ronnie LaBombard, Dick Damour, Mike Vandcrbogart, Bill LaPoint, Tom Northdurft Stephen Magoon Susan UBarre. 5th: Sue Delong, Giesele Gagnier, Mark Cook, Donald LaFountam, Danny Rabideau, Herman Dupuis, Dennis Moore, David Berg evin, Larry Morrison. 6th: Beverly Rushford, Doreen Boy ea, Dennis LaBarrc, Leonard Char- ette, Jim Cayea, Pat Curry, Jerry Tourville, Roger Peets. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: CLASS COLORS: Yellow and White CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO: Today we follow; tomorrow we lead. Kay Woods Richard Damour Patty LaValley Judy Tallman Advisors: Mrs. Chilton Mrs. Fritz SOPHOMORES Class Of 1972 BOTTOM: Martha Hogan, Catlr Premo, Barbara Forrett, Mary Mitchell, Joanne Claude, Mae Dubrey, Joy Cayea. 2nd: Elaine Trombley, Cary Colgan, Allen Carter, Jim Harrigan, Armand, Blow, Robert Delong, Ricky Reyor, Karen Carter. 3rd: John Lamb, Ricky Norton, Jim Besaw, Curtis Drown, Carl Trombley, Dennis Gregory, Gerald Dupree, Mike Seguin. Advisors: Mr. Ryan and Mr. Perry BOTTOM: Donna Lashway, Connie LaBarre, Debbie Cook, Sharlene Spoor, Sharon Goodrow, Muma Patnode, Theresa Recore. 2nd: Bonnie Williamson, Rosemary Magoon, Bette Monette, Pamela Wells, Connie Wiley, Diane Blow, Susan Secore, Richard Trombley. 3rd: Anthony Forrett, William Delong, Michael Rock, Henry Venne, Lindsey Hicks, Curt Decosse, Terry Rubideau, Jimmy Chilton. 4th: Louis Gonyea, Patrick Lafave, Douglas Lancto, Roger Trombley, Bert Trombley, Richard Carter, John Vreeland, Gary LaValley. BOTTOM: Glenda Peryea, Sharon Dupee, Betty Burdo, Donna Tourville, Debbie Rondo, Carol Scars, Joanne McCann, Ronna Yelle, Melody Trombley, Diane Trombley, Jeanne LaClair. 2nd: Tom Shutts, Ricky Coryer, Larry Begore, Mike Lagree, John Gagnier, Andy Minckler, Kevin Curry, David Hoff, Wellington Harris, Linda Silver, Sheila Cash- man. 3rd: Bruce Perkins, David Norton, Scott Spoor, Larry Pickering, Chester Tourville, Jeffrey Cashman, Steve Chilton, Robert Jock, Lorin La Bombard, Diane Collins, Toni Relja. FRESHMAN CLASS BOTTOM: Kevin Drown, Sandra Lc- Clair, Melanie Lapoint, Sharron Seguin, Judy Fren- nier, Debbie Cayea, Sheila Finlayson, Nancy Miller, Brenda Cayea. 2nd; Jimmy Fritz, Cathy Lashway, Brenda King, Rosie Prcmo, Anne Damour, Karen Dupree, Donna Dumas JoAnne Harrigan, Lindsey DeCoste. 3rd: Robert Rubado, Bernard Whalen, James Carter, JoAnne Recore, Roxanne Drown, Beth Gibson, Diane Trombley, Linda Peryea, Joy Lamb, Barbara Whalen, Susan Har- rigan, John Gagnier. 4th: Larry Fumia, Timmy LaBarge, Randy Baker, Randy Smith, Jim Woods, Robert Noel, Douglas Terwilliger, Frank Seguin, Allen Bilow, Patsy Rushford, Jackie Drown, John O'Donnell, Reney Leonard. i Advisers: Mrs. Sweet Mr. Calhoun Miss Atwood Aft er noon BOTTOM: Donald LaFountaine, Keith Forrett, Lorraine Carter, Paulette Decosse, Eva La- Clair, Patricia Sequin. 2nd: Robert Seney, Arnold King, Paul Boyea, Reginald Poupore, Roland Dupuis. TRADE SCHOOL Morning BOTTOM: Frank Sequin, Bette Monette, Linda Peryea, Marsha Morrison, Sheila Smith, Glenda Peryea, Nolan LaBombard. 2nd: William Tourville, John Shutts, George Moore, Roger Trombly, Robert Carter, Bruce Perkins, Gary Underwood, Larry Fumia. BOTTOM: Imogene Tavemia, Roberta Shutts, Mike Vreeland, Les Varin, Danny Harris, Richard Ter- williger, Floyd Spoor, Duane Rabideau, Debbie Dumas, Sheryl Tourville. 2nd: Elaine LaBarre, Debbie LaBarre, Brian Boyea, Terry Blow, Gary Begore, Mike Hoff, Wesley LaFave, Merle Dashnaw, Delton Pouporc, Linda Trombley, Francinc Poitras, Sandra Sequin. 3rd: Jill Delong, Marion Dupuis, Ronald Brunet, David Bcssey, Larry Yclle, Randy LaFrennier, Karen Manor, Barbara Norton, Rosemary Cayea, Cathy Sequin, Elaine Watts. EIGHTH GRADE ADVISORS Mrs. Gagnier Mrs. Senecal BOTTOM: Shirley Cayea, Margaret Prevo, Ardyce Barcomb, Sharon Tourville, Linda Marie, Trombley, Sharon Nichols, Donna LaBarre, Juanita Cayea. 2nd: Timtohy Harrigan, Diane Peets, Kathy Lamb, Gail Bilow, Connie Drown, Rose LaFave, Debbie Seney, Patricia Ryan, Adele Hall, Joseph Perreault. 3rd: Stewart Smith, Micheal Silver, Dana Colgan, Stewart Sequin, John Sequin, Francis LeClair, Randy Barber, Marshall Charette, Joseph Gonyea, Richard Parent, Peter Hon- singer, Howard Morrison. Absent: Christine DeCoste, Donna Sequin. BOTTOM: Christine Trombley, Crystal Trombley, Eydie DeCoste, Sandy Tourvillc, Karen Blow, Sherry LaClair, Donna Whalen. 2nd: Larry LeClair, Colin Rowe, Joanne Malark, Dianne Ledoux, Sheryl King, Shiela Pects, Angela Charctte, Susan Lagassc, Jim Matthews, Chandler Trimm. 3rd: Joe Dupuis, Robert Lashway, Jeff Smith, Richard Morrison, Larry Williamson, Kenny Silver, Clarence Manor, Maynard Burdo, Walter Trombley, David Minkler, Larry Nichols. 5 E V E N T H G BOTTOM: Wendy Taylor, Cathy Shea, Sandra Trombley, Cheryl Lashway, Brenda Manor, Karen Nichols. 2nd: Derrick Claude, Donna Ryan, Nancy Miller, Crystal Tallman, Eva Laclair, Christa Rabideau, Carla Cashman, Beverly Rabideau, Cathy Bilow, Carl Monette. 3rd: Calvin Decoste, Kurt Barcomb, William Harrigan, Mark Colgan, Donald Guerin, John Lam ere, Randy Lagrec, Homer Manor, Ernest Silver. BOTTOM: Debbie Lashway, Debra Jarvis, Alison Barcomb, Bonnie Rabideau, Dorothy Vandcrbogart, Mary Gilmore. 2nd: Melody Moore, Judy Monette, Maureen Charette, Cathy Burdo, Connie LaMere, Carolyn Trombley, Rose Trombley, Mary Chilton, Timmy Peets. 3rd: Clarence Smith, Miles Magoon, Harold Manor, Mike Campbell, Steve Matthews, Scott Lloyd, Mark Varin, Gaylord Watts, James Rushford, Leon Carter, Marshall Lafave. D E Advisors: Mrs. Tisdale Mr. Coveney, Mr. Dowd. AROUND THE HALLS Mrs. Elmendorf (Math) Mr. Stanford (Driver's Ed.) Mrs. Gildemeyer (Art) Miss Kenniston (Cadet teacher) Mr. Madden (Industrial Arts) THIS is a physics lab??? U-CTIORICS A a In CONOR ES S. Jvl y 4. 77 Os fu’ imam mouT er laration «- 5taie$ of Xntmca. CLASSES BOTTOM: Ann Marie Parent, Erwin Yellc, Michael King, Roger Trombley, Thomas Tcrwilliger, Robert Nichols, Donald Curry, Daniel Nichols, Cynthia Patnode. 2nd: Mrs. Nichols, Kathy Blow, Sharon Mat- thews, Sharlene Smith, Phalon Miner, Ricky Hicks, William Campbell, Sandra Silver, Joan LaBarre, Cathy Cayea. 3rd: Joseph Fritz, Anna Trombley, Ruth Chilton Linda Prevo, Thomas Tourville, Ingrid Carlson, Mary Premo, Cheryl Miller, Philip LaBombard. Absent: Armand LaBombard. SIXTH GRA DE BOTTOM: Mary Tourville, Marion Carter, Leon Matthews, Robert Laduc, Cathy Harris, Jerry Fournier, Larry Douglas. 2nd: Jim Soucia, Terry Spoor, Richard Agoncy, Bill Jones, Robert Poitras, Anna Burdo, Bill Jones, Robert Poitras, Anna Burdo, Danny LaBarge. 3rd: Pat Gregory, Kevin Dupree, Roy Danforth, Ray Burdo, Bill Agoney, Star Rabideau, Peg Trombley, Mr. Newton, Roxanne Snide. BOTTOM: Kenneth Harrigan, Rickey Agoney, Francis Harrigan, Michael Trombley, Calvin Collins, Terry Poupore, Eugene Nichols. 2nd: Terry Peets, Karen Pccts, Cathy DcCoste, Chcri Bouvia, Patty Goodrow, Diane Nichols, Diane LaBombard. 3rd: Ricky King, Debbie Lancto, Marguerite Premo, Susan, Moore, Diane Decossc, Janet Perreault, Cheryl Dcmairs, Mrs. Trombley. 4th: Randy Poupore, Randy Trombley, Kipp True, Patrick Whalen, Jeffrey McNeil, Tom Carter, Kevin Trombley, Richard Filion. BOTTOM: Kandie Poupore, Paul Parent, Floyd Vandcr- bogart, Susan Goodrow, Audrey Colgan, Cathy Trombley, Judy Dashnaw, Mark Boyea. 2nd: Cindy Miller, Cheryl Cayea, Anthony Charctte, Kevin Reyor, Lucy Lafavc, Wanda Trombley. 3rd: Larry Dupuis, David Dupree, Wayne Lamb, Mairlyn Bcgor, Christine Parent, Marie Tallman. 4th: Mrs. White, Cary Trombley, Carl Sears, Peter Bouvia, Sandra Cross, Kim Spoor, Chrystal Porter. FIFTH GRADE BOTTOM: Pam Nichols, Gale Watts, Cindy Rowe, Frances Varin, Cathy Trombley, Terry Ryan, Susan Whalen, Brenda Whalen. 2nd: Mrs. Barcomb, Tim Campbell, James LeClair, Tom Franklin, Joy Danforth, Earl Miller, Rickey Miller, Stephen Silver. 3rd: Jeanne Lcdoux, Kathy Pects, Julie Baker, Rebecca Mashtarc, Carla King, Kim LaClair, Cindy Recorc, Pam Tall- man. Absent: Betty Lashway, Scott Pombrio, Martha Carlson, Cynthia LeClair. BOTTOM: Marie Gregory, Deborah Vanderbogart, David Cayea, James Decosse, Jesse Matthews, Edward Clark. 2nd: Theresa Snide, Darlene Agoncy, Dennis Ryan, Gerald Miller, Terry Trombley, Alan Sequin. 3rd: Sharon Carter, Carl Trombley, Linda Gilmore, Judy Lamb, Sam Trombley, Jerome LeClair, Mr. LaRose. BOTTOM: Danny Watts, Elizabeth Williamson, Sherry Magoon, Connie DeCoste, Laurie Trombley, Laurie Honsinger, Laura Secore, Sheryl Magoon. 2nd: Tracy Lloyd, Ronald Manor, Heather Finlayson, Pam Carter, Marie Trombley, Carla Filion, Sandra Danforth, Donald Vreeland, Stephen McCann. 3rd: Mrs. Chilton, Ernest Cayea, Michael Manor, Mark Ryan, Beatrice True, Kathy Peets, Debra Kidd, Janet Forrett, Kim Patnode. FOURTH GRADE BOTTOM: Randy Morrison, Mike Perreault, Donald Shutts, Bruce Trombley, Kenneth Nichols, Joan Tallman. 2nd: Rodney Collins, Ravin Miller, Rose Guerin, Patricia Perreault, Cathy Whalen, Nancy Gregory, Mrs. Myers. 3rd: Gorden Jarvis, Richard Blanchard, Cindy Cayea, Christine Poitras, Lori Monette, Dale Brunet. BOTTOM: Gerald Cross, Kent Colgan, Joseph Seguin, Brian Barcomb, Frank Noel, James Drown, Kevin Bilow, James Curry, Jay Yelle. 2nd: Brian Parent, Deborah Malark, Susan Tourvilie, Karen Terwilliger, Bonnie Trombley, Arlane LeClair, Mary Clark, Tina Peets. 3rd: Lcnorc Miller, Eunice Claude, Regena Dubrey, Gwynn Baker, Winona Noreault, Debbie I .a Bombard, Beverly Brileya, Sharon LaBombard, Mrs. Carter. BOTTOM: Rcihard Goss, Thomas Nichols, Connie Guerin, Franklin Agoney, Tom Manor. 2nd: Eddie Spin- ner, Brian Goss, Colleen LaClair, Sheila Guerin, Jane Harris, Clyde Mil- ler, Chris Trombley, Terry Guerin, Mrs. Damour. BOTTOM: Irving Guerin, Floyd Demairs, Brenda LaMerc, Bonita LaMere, Deborah Gregory. 2nd: Mrs. Jette, Donna Guerin, Catherine Gregory, Tammy Drown, Beverly Tourville, Rebecca Guerin. 3rd: Wayne Mooney, Donald Minckler, Roy Rabideau, David Guerin, Sylvester LaClair, Gerald LaClair. I 00 01) UK W THE ANSWER 9 N BOTTOM: Ann Jones, Debra Trombley, Deryl Gregory, Carmen Parent, Helena Sequin, Christine Sequin, Paul Nichols, Francis Miller, Douglas Trombley. 2nd: Janet Ryan, Loma Spoor, Lisa Carter, Denise Cole, Mary Dupree, Randy Trombley, Paul Harrigan, Susan Gregory, Richard Cayea, Sharlene Snide. 3rd: Mrs. Carpenter, Norman Kidd, Mark Miner, Rita Cayea, Tina Nichols, Craig Lashway, Mark Reyor, Timmy Bouvia, Karen Manor, Stephen LaClair, Leonard Snide. THIRD GRADE im ' ‘ f! BOTTOM: Kevin Forrett, Ronald Begor, Larry Whalen, Julie LaBombard, Barbara Nichols, Vir- ginia LeClair, Robert Shatraw, Sue Collins, Patri- cia Premo, Darlene Cayea. 2nd: David Trombley, Bradford Barcomb, Darlene Lashway, Mark Ter- williger, Merri Drown, Larry LeClair, Cathy Miller, Jason Varin, David Carter. 3rd: David Gregory, Bonnie Hicks, Barbara Nichols, Paul Gilmore, Nellie Nelson, Jay Spoor, Stuart Carter, Lyn Filion, Donald Lancto, Mrs. Treggett. itTUff 1 BOTTOM: David Matthews, Guy Manor, Todd Rodriquez, Russell Lafave, Robert Miller, Mike Harris, Rocky Poupore, Walter Goss. 2nd: Penny Parent, Brenda Manor, Kate Seney, Vicky William- son, Laurie Blow, Donna Trombley, Donna Dubrey, Shelley Manor, Cheryl Bell, Sarah Chilton. 3rd: Maureen Cyr, Larry Decosse, Kenneth King, Debbie Guerin, Elizabeth Tourville, Mark Drown, Cathy Tourville, Alan Poitvas, Leslie Ryan, Edward Rabide a u. Mrs. Drown. BOTTOM: Mark Parent, Susan Trombley, Carol Ryan, Rita Stone, Julia Nichols, Karen Lagasse, Anne Trombley, Laurie Trombley, Michael Manor. 2nd: Patti LaBombard, Susan Smith, Richard Silver, Maynard Monette, Elaine Rock, Sharon Miller, Greg Nichols, Denise Carter, Michael Boyea. 3rd: Miss Baxter, Randy Underwood, Neil Rowe, Richard Soulia, Andrew Miller, Anne Manor, Todd La- Point, Jerry Boulerice, Tina Blow, Dennis Whalen. SECOND GRADE BOTTOM: John Decoste, Joseph King, Darrell Nichols, William Kidd, Patrica Clark, Wendy Terwilliger, Brian Morrison, Michael Dupuis, Gary Sorrell, Victor Guerin. 2nd: Miss Bushey, Robin Cayea, Stephen Patnode, Mary Lynn, Glaude, Kurt Peets, Tina Monette, Danny Manor, Laurie Tourville, Michael Leclair, Pamela Cayea, Louis Shutts. 3rd: Brenda Goss, Gregg Miller, Kelly Lashway, James Frank- lin, Tammy Welch, Dean Rodriquez, Tracey Taylor, William Robinson, Penny Porter. BOTTOM: Allen Mitchell, Michael Bulriss, Roger Barber, Cynthia Decosse, Karen Reyor, Sue Vander- bogart, Richard LeClair, Brian LaClair, Michael Lamere. 2nd: Richard Snide, Donna Carter, Richard Dermott, Doris Trombley, Keith Trombley, Pamela Secore, Bryce Barcomb, Diane Carter, Shane Rock, Darla Gregory. 3rd: Mrs. Chase, Randy LeClair, Sarah Minckler, Arthur Charettc, Maureen Harrigan, Paul Snide, Laurie Cross, Gary Norton, Kimberly LaBombard, Dennis Trombley. FIRST GRADE BOTTOM: Kevin Blow, Christopher Sunderland, Joseph Patnode, Cecille Dandrow, Mark Monnette, Andy Poupore, Larry Sorrell. ROW 2: Margaret Shutts, Rodney Baker, Derek Varin, Brenda Kidd, Darlene LaBombard, Allyson Lashway, Terri Carter, Tammy Cross, Dean Trombley, Linda LaClair. ROW 3: Megan Coryea, Nancy Yelle, Deborah Lagree, Stephen Harrigan, Pat Manor, Douglas LaClair, Bruce Guay, Leonard Welch, Daniel Ryan, Miss Goodspeed, teacher. BOTTOM: Jody Trombly, Brian Honsinger, Allan Matthews, Penny LeClair, Tammy Newton, Tammy LaBombard, James Smith, Ricky Blow, Jeffrey Yelle ROW 2: George Perry, Leon Agoney, Daniel Barber, Barbara Silver, Michael Filion, Robert Filion, Dan- ny Trombley, Starr Miner ROW 3: Mrs. Santimore, Lisa Forrett, Cindy Gilmore, Michelle King, Col- leen Avery, Jane Campbell, Sheila Colgan, Tina Miller, Donna Porter. UNDER THE APPLE TREE BOTTOM: Theodore Harris, Lillian Minckler, Pat- rick Yelle, Mose Manor, Jeffrey King, Tom Bouvia. ROW 2: Caro Ann LaClair, Randy Soulia, Eldon Goss, Mary Lou Guerin, Mary Spoor, Claude Brunet ROW 3: Margaret Perry, Bruce Cayea, Lawrence Rabideau, Brett LaPoint, Edward Cyr, Terri Miller, Sherry Miller, Mrs. Duley Absent: Sharron Lashway, Frank Dandrow. BOTTOM: Roxanne Cayea, Ricky LaClair, Mary Lagree, Sally Minckler, Alane Bell, Viola Perrault. 2nd: Carl Chapman, Kevin Carter, Kim LaFreniere, Amy King, Lisa Honsinger. 3rd: Keith Boadway, Christine Poupore, Carol Brunet, Donald Miller, Harold Boulerice, Jacque Shea, Kenneth Patnode. 4th: Mrs. LaDuke, Gregory Trombley, Rex Wood- ward, Scott LeClair, James Nichols, Gerald Trombley. KINDERGARTEN BOTTOM: John Ryan, Kevin LaBombard, David Dupris, Scott Miller, Joyce Ashline, Robin Porter, David Smith, Ralph Goss, Donald LaClair, Timmy Carter. 2nd: Edward Dufrave, Barbara Nichols, Sara Bouvia, Arlene Carter, Jacqueline Whalen, Gail Perreault, Joanne Gregory, Darla Rowe. 3rd: Cheryl Varin, Sherry Miller, Michael Jarvis, Scott Manor, Francis McNeil, Dale Dupree, Mrs. Noel. Absent: Carolyn DeCoste. BOTTOM: Bryon Cross, Frank Drown, Susan Goss, Tammy Sorrell, Debbie Cyr, Ray Soulia, Carrie LaClair. 2nd: Michelle Ricard, Todd Sprague, Cathy Parent, Dale Harrigan, Lesha Fill ion, Noelle Noreault, Amy Colgan. 3rd: Mrs. Gadway, Robin Sturgeon, Kevin Guerin, Ann True, Gary Cayea, Tammy Secore, Glenn Nichols, Arlene Cayea. Absent: Scott Fill ion, Ronnie Perry. A THLET ICS our positions. Don't bunch up! Don't chicken out. I want to see some goals. Defense can't HUSTLE! Famous words of advice from Mr. LaRose. SOCCER Randy Baker Tom Shutts Alan Bilow John Gagnier Carlos Lagos Chari is Shatraw Jim Cayea Leonard Charette Lorin La Bombard Bemic Whalen John Shutts Roger Blow Dave Damour Jim Harrigan Roger Peets Pat Curry David Rubado Jim Shutts Doug Terwilligcr Timmy LaBarge Kevin Curry Mike Sequin Jim Chilton Kevin Bouyea Champlain SCORES we 1 they 2 A Ito na 4 2 Mooers 1 0 Chazy 1 2 Dannemora 3 0 Lyon Mt. 2 0 Champlain 1 3 A ltona 2 0 Mooers 3 0 Chazy 1 2 Dannemora 4 0 Lyon Mt. 1 6 Rushford KiSig, Arnold King, Ronald Pects Shutts, John Chilton Bilow Baker Norton Shutts, Tom Besaw Mr. Newton, Coach ►upree mmm Our trusty scorckecper! SCORES Brushton-Moria WE 66 THEY 60 Mooers WE 60 THEY 50 Saranac 68 60 Altona 103 50 Champlain 49 54 Lyon Mountain 84 64 Chazy 79 28 Chazy 94 41 Moocrs 60 42 Dannemora 91 81 Altona 118 36 Champlain 72 80 Lyon Mountain 96 88 Saranac 60 70 Danncmora 90 44 Moriah 73 72 Mary Jane Fritz Chris Harrigan Sheila Duval Susan Reynolds Peggy Collins Susan LaBarre Sharon Trombley Patty LaValley CHEERLEADERS VEE CHEERLEADERS Pam Wells Roxanne Drown Elaine Trombley Sharon Goodrow Sheila Finlayson Connie LaBarre THE CHAMPS Rag Arm brings first championship in 14 years. A walk's as good as a hit! I'm slow, but good! CCIL CHAMPIONS Coach: Mr. Newton Robert Rush ford Don Nichols Terry Trombley Roger Blow David Rubado Roger Peets Jim Shutts Jim Chilton John Shutts Dan LaPoint Pat Curry Dennis LaBarre Bob Seney Jim Be saw Mike Vanderbogart Mark Dubrey Managers: Merle Dashnaw Dalton Poupore Don't get hurt! Well, that's how they did it in my day! OUR PRIZE Boy, if I EVER connect! Trombley 115 LaClair 145 Tourville 155 Tourville 175 LaBarre 185 LaClair HWT. LaPoint 130 Co bn 3 Kj Co COACH Mr. Livermore Kevin Trombley Charette Morrison Rock-a-bye Baby. wrong Ha-Ha he thinks he has got me! ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIOR LIBRARY CLUB JUNIOR LIBRARY CLUB R E 0 COLOR GUARD BOWLING CLUB SKI CL UB CHOR US J u N I O R SCHOOL A CTION