Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1983 volume:

Alma Mater 'Mong the hills of old Saint Lawrence Stands the school we love so well Where we spent so many bright and happy days Its fond memories will linger In our hearts to cheer and bless, As we toil along life’s rough and rugged ways. Then her praises we will sing, Till the echoes ’round us ring, And we’ll sing them with a will forever more, For we’re singing of the glories Of our dear G.H.S. May they echo from the mountains to the shore. When we are set adrifting On the world's cold, dreary tide. And the evening shadows gently o’er us roll. We will like to sit and think about The sons we stood beside When we struggled for the Purple and the Gold. 2 3 Junior Prom PROM Last year’s Prom theme was “Tropical Paradise.” The class memorable prom. Palm trees, crepe streamers, and creative imagin Sipher and Richard McIntyre, are to be commended for their effort 4 Moving Up Day 5 MOVING-UP DAY Moving-up Day is an exciting time when students have a chance to show their advancement. It is symbolic of our taking another step on the path to adulthood. On Moving-up Day, 1982, the classes of GHS, in their respective colors, watched as deserving students received recognition for their achievements. At the close of the ceremonies, each grade moved for- ward in its High School placement as the band played our rousing Alma Mater. 6 OKLAHOMA Following GHS tradition the music depart- ment put on another great show last year in its staging of Oklahoma. The production was directed by Bruce McIntyre, Marylou Scott was in charge of the orchestra and Judi Duff was our choreographer. An outstanding job was done by all members of the cast. Leads were held by Tim Carosi (Curly), Sarah Erdman (Laurie), Maureen McIntyre (Aunt Eller), Scott Jones (Jud Frye), Lenore Griebsch (Ado Annie), Paul Milne (Ali Hakim) and John Reynolds, (Will Parker). They were supported by a fine men’s and women’s chorus. The'professional sounding orchestra, and finally, the backstage workers, combined to make this a superb effort by any standards. 7 8 WA 10 Class of 19t graduation The graduation of the Class of 1982 was indeed a memorable one. Due to inclement weather the ceremonies were held inside, but that didn't dampen any spirits. The choir and band gave ex- cellent performances and the gym was packed with people. Sarah Erdman expounded on the in- dividuality of her class and sincerity’s importance. Beth Pilsbury added a touch of levity, and Craig Gooding’s literary speech could be likened to the work of an English teacher. This unique class offered as its gift a disco ball which will twirl above the heads of GHS students for many years to come. 11 13 14 11 1 15 FRANCE Last year several GHS students spent a part of their Easter vacation in France. This trip was sponsored by the Foreign Culture Club and included ex- tensive touring of French centers of culture. It surely provided many memories that will last the students a lifetime. 17 Mr. F. Harwood Bogardus has played an ac- tive role in the Gouverneur school system for over 24 years. Mr. Bogardus started here as a general science teacher in March of 1962. Prior to being a teacher, Mr. Bogardus served on the Gouverneur Central School Board of Education. Mr. Bogardus, a graduate of St. Lawrence University, a naval officer during World War Two, and a farmer in Macomb tried to both teach and run- his farm at one time. Fortunately for many, many students he chose teaching. In his spare time Mr. Bogardus, a family man with four children, maintains a cottage at Black Lake, where he enjoys boating. He also enjoys country and Western music, and motorcycles. 18 lop Left: Mrs. Bonnie Bettinger, Superintendent of Schools. Top Right: Mr. James Watson, Assistant Superinten- lent of Schools. Above: Mr. Michael Derrigo, Principal. Above Right: Mr. William Bodah, Business Manager. 19 20 Above: GUIDANCE — Seated: Mrs. Ormasen, Secretary. Standing: Mr. Sadler, Mr. Hurley, Guidance Counselors. Above Right: Mr. Foster, Director of Physical Education. LEFT: NURSES: Donna Jones, Mrs. Roberts, Clara Mae Klink. FAR LEFT: Dr. George Hanlon. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Gallo, School Psychologist. 21 CAFETERIA STAFF: Gladys Hauser, Carol Philps, Lois Strait, Betty Benjamin, Virda Crandell, Dorothy Carson, Elsie Shaw, Dorothy Hurlbut, Deanne Hentz. LEFT: Marty O’Donnell. FAR LEFT: Richard Smith, Robert Smith. BELOW LEFT: Cliff Hay, Don Raven. 22 23 SECRETARIES: TOP LEFT: Judy Bush. TOP RIGHT: Patsy McIntyre. BOTTOM LEFT: Sun- day Bero. BOTTOM RIGHT: Joyce Boutilier. Row 1: Pam Marggi (English), Helen Heller (English). Row 2: Ann Jones (Librarian), David Friedrich (English), Anna Mae Hunt (Social Studies), Joan Johnson (Social Studies), Roger Favro (Social Studies), Jane Blades (Health), Jackie-Earle-Cruickshanks, Alex Koch (Special Ed), Ray French (Earth Science). Row 3: William Strong (Physics), Rhonda Sullivan (Spanish), Elaine El Turkmani (French), Roy Youngs (Social Studies), Robert Johnson (Social Studies), Kay Leonard (English), Richard McIntyre (Chemistry), Leo Schesser (Special Ed), Charles Gonio (Sixth Grade). 24 Row 1: John Watkins (Industrial Arts), Dale Streeter (Art), Lyle Hotis (Agriculture), Ronald Thomas (In- dustrial Arts), Joyce Jones (Mathematics), Kathy Sipher (Mathematics), Charles Palmatier (Music), Gary Stacy (Social Studies), William Lacy (Social Studies), Lisa Mason (6th grade), Martha Crapser (6th grade). Row 2: Lacy Jones (Physical Education), John Mossing (Physical Education), Robert Berry (Business), Robert Holland (Business), Sandra Watkins (Math Computers), Sheree Blake (Music), Bruce McIntyre (Music), Peter McCarthy (Social Studies), Sharon Stanger (6th grade). 25 Elected and without pay, these dedicated townspeople work long and hard to make sure that we, our parents, and the taxpayers of Gouverneur Central School District will receive as fine an education as possible from our schools. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Row 1: Nancy Capellino, Ralph Pilsbury (Vice-President), Nellie Dimon. Row 2: Isaiah Serviss, Richard Wood, Dominic Centofanti, Curran Wade. Absent: Frank Langevin, Alexander MacKinnon, President. 26 27 Class of 1983 Marie Absalon Sheryl Andrus David Audycki Lori Backus Betty Bevins Jason Bigeral Dawn Bigwarfe James Boutilier 28 Jeralia Bowman Charlotte Bresett Eric Briggs 29 K. James Burt Brian Bush Joanne Bush Kimberly Campbell Matthew Carbone Michael Carbone Eric Carr 30 Sherry Clark Shelly Cole Tammy Cole Frank Cook Peter Cook David Cummings Scott Cummings Bion Dalton Tammy Dashnaw 31 Tracie Davis Howard Dennee Susan Derby Sherry DeShane Shannon Devlin Michelle Dier Michael Disco Chrissie Drummond Laura Dusharm 32 Andrew Ellis Diane Ellison Duane Fenlong Shawn Finley Tammy Finley Randy Fishel Timothy Foster Cheryl Fuller 33 Christine Fuller Sherry Fuller Peter Garner Jacqulyn Girard Charlene Goodale Michelle Griffin Connie Hall Norbert Hall 34 Catherine Harris Kathleen Harron Gerald Hartle Stephen Hentz Lisa Hill Sharon Hills Angela Hodgdon Andrew Hughes Margaret Hurley 35 Allen Idzenga Karen Johnson Kenneth Jones Brenda June Julie Kirker Terri Knowlton Timothy Knowlton Gigi Laidlaw 36 Joseph Lamar Jeffrey Lancto Catherine Leader Kristen Lehigh Nancy Leonard Thomas Leonard Cindy Manning Kelly Marasco Rick Marcellus Bobbi Jo Mashaw 37 Bradley McAdam Sheryl McCullouch Anna McIntosh Kimmy McIntyre Mark Miller Lisa Mills 38 Bruce Moore Peter Moore James Mullin 39 Kelly O’Donnell David Ouderkirk Linda Paro Bruce Patton Kelly-Jo Patton David Peck Bryan Perrigo Deanna Perrin Michele Perrin 40 Howard Phelps Donald Platt Jacqulyn Prashaw Lori Premo Kimberly Reed Lori Reed Dagny Reuss 41 Brian Reynolds Lynn Rich Linda Ritchie Lisa Rivers Kevin Roberts Robin Roberts Amy Robillard Valerie Rosenbarker 42 Roxanne Rotundo Kea Rusch Sara Scozzafava Timothy Sell Stephen Serviss Jennie Sinclair Carol Smith 43 Cherie Smith John Smith Mark Smith Andrew Stoffel Sandra Stowell Gregory Streeter William Kenneth Taylor 44 Kathleen Thomas Robert Todd Brett Towne Beverly Tulley Betsy Typhair Darren Van Ornum Martin Venton Kathleen Wade 45 David Wainwright Dawn Walrath Sandra Walrath Shirley Walton Terry Walton Tammy Weatherup Brenda Webster Kenneth Weekes 46 Katherine Weir Kory Wells Casey Whalen Linda Wilson Daniel Yerdon Jane Yerdon Kathleen Young Ronald Youngs 47 Name: Marie Absalon Nickname: Favorite Movie: Rocky Favorite Song: (Eye of the Tiger) Future Goal: Clubs and Activities: Guide — 2, 3; Student Store — 3. Sheri Andrus Toto E.T. (Hard to Say I’m Sorry) Air Force Student Store — 2, 3; Guide — 4. David Franklyn Audycki Animal House (Flying High Again) Football, Captain — 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling — 1; Track — 1, 3, 4; Varsity Club — 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee — 3; Weight Training — 1, 2, 3,4. Lori Backus Lorce E.T. (Hard to Say I’m Sorry) A successful commercial artist Art Club — 4; Student Store — 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee — 3. Betty Bevins Shrimp The Pirate Movie (How Can I Live Without You) Working Jason Bigarel Jay Rocky II (Your Imagination) Farmer James Boutilier Space Porky’s (Tom Sawyer) Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. High Honor Society — 1; Varsity Club — 3, 4; Sr. High Nat’l Honor Society — 3, 4; Jr. High Yorkers — 1. Jeralia Lyn Bowman Jer E.T. (Hard to Say I’m Sorry) Successful commercial artist and eternal happiness. Student Store — 3; Art Club — 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee — 3; Sr. Play — 4. Stephen Brayton Charlotte Bresett Yeit On Golden Pond (You Needed Me) Medical laboratory tech. FFA (Secretary, Vice President, President) — 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball — 2, 3, 4; State Fair Crop Judge — 1,2,3,4. Eric Briggs Friday The 13th (Eye of the Tiger) Welder K. James Burt II Burthead Arthur (House of the Rising Sun) Extremely wealthy or a state trooper, whichever comes first. Yearbook — 4; Senior Play — 4; Stage Band — 4; Band — 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band — 4. Brian Bush Senior Directory Joanne Bush Johann Hair (To the Morning) Successful in journalism or research Yorker Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Culture Club — 3; Band — 1,2, 3, 4; Choir — 2, 3, 4; Stage Band — 3, 4; NYSSMA — 2; Area All-State — 4; Student Council — 2, 3, 4; Nat’l Honor Society — 3, 4; Oklahoma (backstage) — 3; Sr. Play — 4; Dean Oratoricals — 3, 4; Year- book (Assistant Editor, Editor-in-Chief) — 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee — 3; Whiz Quiz — 4; Pep Band — 3, 4 Yorker State Talent Show Chairperson — 4; Girls’ State — 4. Kimberly Ann Campbell Kimmy Cow Rocky III (Tainted Love) Secretary Housewife Band — 1; Soccer — 1; Cheerleading — 2, 3, 4; Guide — 2; Christmas Ball Committee — 2; Jr. Prom Committee — 3; Yearbook — 4; Varsity Club —3,4. Matthew Carbone Michael Carbone Eric Carr Big “E” Rocky III (Wheel in the Sky) College Baseball player J.V. Football — 2; Baseball — 1, 2, 3,4. Sherry Clark Shortie The Shining (When It’s Over) Secretary Library Club — 2, 3; Volleyball — 2, 3,4. James Cole Shelly Cole Shelly Bug Porky’s (Hurt So Good) Retailer Library Club — 1; Colorguard — 2. Tammy Cole Sticky E.T. (Do You Want to Touch Me) Secretary Guide — 2; Student Store — 2. Frank Cook Peter Cook Cooker Porky’s (Tom Sawyer) Rich J.V. Football — 2; Varsity Soccer — 4; Varsity Club —4. Dave Cummings Buman Rocky III (Anything) Football — 1, 2, 3,4. Scott Cummings Cummhead Halloween II (Life Goes On) An officer in the Air Force Wrestling — 1, 2, 4; Soccer — 2, 4; Football — 1. Bion Dalton Tammy Dashnaw Dasher Halloween II (Open Arms) Get married Colorguard — 2, 3,4; Track — 1. Tracie Davis T.J. Meatballs (When It’s Over) Computer operator Soccer — 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball — 2, 3, 4; Softball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical — 3, 4; Art Club — 1; Pep Band — 2, 3; NYSSMA Solo — 1, 2, 3; Student Council — 2, 3; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3; MYF — 1, 2, 4; Jr. Prom Committee — 3; Varsity Club — 2, 4; Area All-State — 2, 4; Nat’l Honor Society — 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3; Nat’l Jr. Honor Society — 1; Student Store — 3. Howard Dennee Homerun Howie Body Heat (The Eat-Bite Song) Varsity Baseball — 3, 4. Susan Derby Sue An Officer and a Gentleman (Only Time Will Tell) Varsity Club — 4; Winter Track — 4; Spring Track — 4; Activities from former school: Swim Team — 1; Diving Team —1,2; Track — 1; K.E. (Sorority) — 2, 3; Student Government — 1,2,3. Sherry DeShane Fuzzy Porky’s (Jack and Diane) Cashier Secretary Library Club — 1, 2, 3; FH A —1,2. Carl DeVito Carlos Rocky III (Nature of the Beast) Welder Football — 1. Shannon Lea Devlin Shan E.T. (Never Been in Love) Continue with modeling Cross Country — 1; Track — 1. Michelle Dier Shell Friday 13th Part III —3D (When It’s Over) Data Programmer Art Club — 3, 4; Choir — 3; Yorker Club — 1; M.Y.F. — 1; Student Council — 1; Sr. Play (Crew) — 4. Michael Disco Chrisie Drummond Gutter 1 Porky’s (Hard to Say I’m Sorry) Secretary Library Club — 1,2, 3,4. Laura Dusharm Porky’s (Goodbye to Romance) Twirling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — 1, 2; Track — 1; Cheerleading — 4. Andrew James Ellis Drew Camelot (The Mob Rules) 48 Music Educator Student Council — 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Yorker Club — 1, 2; Musical — 2, 3, 4; Football — 1,2; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir — 2, 3, 4; Sr. Play — 2, 4; Or- chestra — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Jr. Play — 1; Flying Zucchinis — 1, 2, 3; Stage Band — 1,2, 3, 4; Jazz Choir — 1,2; Area All-State Band — 2, 3, 4; Festival of Bands — 2, 4; Jr. Prom Com- mittee — 3; Union Jack — 3, 4. Diane Ellison Di Endless Love (Even the Nights Are Better) Nurse A.F.S. — 1. Duane Fenlong Bub Rocky III (United) Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 3, 4; Baseball — 2. Shawn Finley Bernie E.T. (Toronto) Police Officer Library Club — 1; Upward Bound Program — 3, 4; Student Council — 4; Audio Visual — 1. Tammy Finley Tamelia The Rocky Horror Picture Show (Hello, I Love You) An employed teacher Foreign Language Culture Club — 1, 2; Art Club — 4; Senior Play — 4. Randy Fishel Fish Blue Collar Worker Football — 2. Timothy P. Foster Squibby Rocky III (You’ve Got a Friend) Student Council — 1,3; Art Club — 1, 2, 3; Or- chestra — 1, 2, 3; Choir — 2, 3, 4; A.F.S. — 1; Musical — 1, 2, 3; Area All-State — 2, 3, 4; G.I.S. — 4; All State — 4; Critical Issues Con- ference 3. Darryl Frederick Cheryl Fuller Friday 13th Part III 3-D (First Time) Soccer— 1, 2, 3,4; Track — 2,4. Christine Cindy Fuller Chrissy Meatballs (Only Time Will Tell) An Advertiser and designer Varsity Football Cheerleading — 3, 4; Art Club — 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 2; Yorker Club — 1, 2, 4; Varsity Club — 4; Student Store — 1,3; Jr. Prom Committee — 3; Sr. Play (Crew) — 4; Student Newspaper — 2. Sherry Fuller Ernie Pink Floyd (The Wall) (Comfortably Numb) Educated!! Track — 1; Soccer — 2; Student Guide — 2, 3. Pete Garner Point John Porky’s (She’s Got a Way) Engineer Honor Society — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 1, 2, 3; Yorker Club — 1,2; All State — 3, 4; Choir — 2, 3, 4; Conference — 4; Band — 1,2, 3, 4; Musicals — 2, 3, 4; Soccer — 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club — 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra — 1,2; Cross Country — 2; Stage Band — 1, 2, 3, 4. Jackie Girard Charlene Goodale Shawn First Love (Lost in Love) Michelle Griffin Mitch Endless Love (You’ve Got a Friend) Master in interior design along with a bachelor’s degree in advertising design Art Club—1,2, 3,4. Connie Hall Con On Golden Pond (Hard to Say I’m Sorry) Secretary Norby Hall Bert Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3. Kathleen S. Harron Doober Animal House (Lucky Ones) Remembered Jr. Honor Society — 1; Sr. Honor Society — 3, 4; Honor Society Vice Pres. — 4; Yearbook — 2, 3, 4; All-State Choir — 3, 4; NYSSMA Solo — 3; Conference All-State Choir — 4; Whiz Quiz — 3,4; Foreign Language Culture Club — 2, 3, 4; Prom Publicity Chairman — 3; Dean Oratoricals — 2, 3; 2nd Place Voice of Democracy — 3; Art Club — 4; Sr. High Yorker Club — 4; Choir — 2, 3, 4; Community Players Cast — 4; North Country Scholar Nominee — 4; Musical — 1, 2, 3; Senior Play — 3, 4. Gerald Hartle Gomer Wrestling— 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer — 2. Mark Hendrick Stephen Hentz Lisa Hill Risa Roo Arthur (Color My World) Business Administrator Orchestra — 1, 2, 3; Choir — 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club — 3, 4; Soccer Mgr. — 1; Senior Play — 4; NYSSMA — 2, 3; Jr. Prom Committee — 3; Area All-State — 1,2, 3; Musical — 4. Sharon Hills Gutter II Porky’s (Hurts So Good) Secretary Library Club — 3, 4. Angie Hodgdon Angie Baby On Golden Pond (Stairway to Heaven) Math teacher Volleyball — 1, 2, 4; Soccer — 2; Honor Society — 1,2; Prom Committee — 3; Softball — 2; Christmas Ball — 2. Andrew Hughes Margaret Mary Hurley Maggie Quadrophenia (Secret Journey) Astronomer and ‘ho’ in off hours Yorker Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook — 2, 3; Foreign Language Culture Club — 1, 2, 3; Senior High Orchestra — 1, 2, 3; Choir — 2, 3; NYSSMA — 2; Area All-State — 2, 3; Dean Oratoricals — 2, 3; Voice of Democracy — 3; Musical —1,2, 3; Senior Play — 2; Whiz Quiz — 3; Sr. High Honor Society — 3. Allen Idzenga Bear Heavy Metal (Do You Wanna Touch Me) Farmer FFA —3,4. Karen Johnson Kar J Rocky III (Only Time Will Tell) Engineer or Science Lab Tech. Class President — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1,2, 3, 4; Softball — 2; Soccer — 4; Varsity Club — 3, 4; Prom Committee — 3; Football Cheerleader — 2. Ken Jones Kaj An Officer and a Gentleman (Murders in a Rue Morgue) Soccer — 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Golf — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society — 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club — 3, 4. Brenda June Julie Kirker Barb Tron (Endless Love) Working in the food service Teri Knowlton Fic On Golden Pond (The Rose) Restaurant bar owner Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer — 1; Winter Track — 3, 4; Choir — 2, 3,4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1; Foreign Language Culture Club — 2, 3; Honor Society — 1; Varsity Club — 3, 4. Tim Knowlton Liquid Porky’s (Walk This Way) Educated Honor Society — 1; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1, 2, 4; Var- sity Club — 4. GiGi Laidlaw Sue The Empire Strikes Back (The Break Up Song) Go to college, graduate and become somebody Art Club — 2, 3, 4; Yorker Club — 1,2; Junior Prom Committee — 3. Joseph Charles Lamar Jose Hotskin 3-D (Number of the Beast) Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 1,2; Varsity Club — 3,4. Jeff Lancto Vise Rocky III (Prisoner) Carpenter Wrestling — 2, 3, 4; Soccer — 4. Robert Lashbrooks Cathy Leader Ashley On Golden Pond (Dream On) Parachute diver Class Treasurer — 3, 4; Varsity Club — 4; Foreign Language Culture Club — 2; Student Council (Vice Pres.) — 4; Choir (Secretary 4) — 2, 3, 4; Musical — 2, 3, 4; Senior Play — 4; Soccer — 1; Track — 1,3,4; Winter Track — 3, 4; Prom Committee — 3; Guide — 1; Christmas Ball Committee — 2; National Jr. Honor Society — 1. Kristin Lehigh Opher On Golden Pond (Fantasy) Married 49 Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir — 2, 3, 4; Cross Coun- try — 1; Winter Track — 3; Volleyball — 2, 3; Foreign Language Culture Club — 3; SOA — 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Band — 3; Prom Committee 3. Nancy Elizabeth Leonard Nanner Goodbye Girl (Babe) Go on to college for further education in secretarial Cheerleading (Football, Basketball) — 1, 2, 3; Soccer — 1, 2, 4; Christmas Ball Committee — 2; Jr. Prom Chairman — 3; Varsity Club — 3,4; Class Secretary and Treasurer — 2,4. Tom Leonard Tommer Rocky HI (Fantasy) Working Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 2. Cindy Manning Kelly Marasco Bugger E.T. (Vacation) Computer tech. Guide — 4. Rick Marcellus Bobbi Jo Mashaw Boo Friday 13th Parts I, II, III (Only Time Will Tell) A computer operator in terminal Joel Mattimore Donald Rock and Roll Football player Band — 2, 3,4; Orchestra — 2. Bradley McAdam Sheryl Ann McCollouch Shernyl E.T. (Love Hurts) Married! Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 2, 3; Choir — 3, 4; Area All-State — 3, 4; Conference All-State — 4; Cheerleading (Football) — 4; Musicals — 3, 4; Varsity Club — 4; Track — 1; Cross Country — 1; Jr. Prom Committee — 3; NYSSMA Solo — 3. Anna K. McIntosh Mac The Shining (In the Evening) Secretary Library Club — 2, 3,4. Steve McIntosh Woodchuck Fire Fox (Rage in the Cage) Kimmy Jo McIntyre Kimmer Porky’s (Hurt So Good) A wife and a secretary. Mark Miller M M’s Cannonball Run (Eve of the Tiger) Advertising Agent Cross Country — 4; FFA — 1,2, 3,4. Lisa Jean Mills Lisa-Marie Rocky III (Lady) Secretary and housewife Basketball — 1, 2, 3; Class Vice-President — 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee — 3; Christmas Ball Committee — 2; Softball — 2; Cheerleader — 12; Band — 1. Paul Milne Bruce Harold Moore Crumble The Exorcist (Combination) Employed Peter Moore Pepe Raiders of the Lost Ark (Hells Bells) Soccer — 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council — 2; Varsi- ty Club —2, 3,4. James Mullin Captain Crunch Rocky III (She’s Got the Gold Mine) Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track— 1. George Murray Michael Nichols Kelly Vincent O’Donnell Ompa Rocky III (United) Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1,2; Student Council — 2; Varsity Club —3,4. David Ouderkirk Linda Paro Purple Woman Airplane (Fame) Secretary FHA — 1,2; Dance Committee — 4; Track — 4; Volleyball — 4. Bruce Patton Brucey-Lou Rocky I. II. Ill (People Are Strange) Employed Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir — 3; Pep Band — 1,2, 3,4. Kelley Patton Puppy Chow Rocky II (Tonight I’m Yours) Retailer operator David Peck Peckler Graduate (Comfortably Numb) Wealthy Wrestling— 1,2. Bryan Perrigo Deanna Perrin Blacky Sherlock Holmes (Private Eyes) Michele Perrin Mitch Kramer vs Kramer (Ball and Chain) Gym teacher Cross Country — 1,2; Track — 1,2; Softball — 3,4; Soccer — 4; Student Store — 2; Honor Roll — 1. Howard Phelps Rocky III (Eye of the Tiger) Welder Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer — 4; Football — 1. Donald Platt Jacqulyn Miller Prashaw Jason Pratt Lori Premo Endless Love (I’ve Never Been to Me) Go to college Kim Reed Kimmer The Shining (Love Hurts) Go to college and continue modeling Track — 1; Cross Country — 1. Lori Ann Reed Grub E.T. (Eye of the Tiger) Married, secretary Twirling — 1, 2, 3; Library Club — 1; Student Store — 2, 3. Dagny Reuss Ni Pink Floyd (Kings and Queens) Brain Surgeon Football Cheerleading — 1, 2, 3; Basketball Cheerleading — 4; Choir — 3, 4; Musical — 3; Class Officer — 3; Varsity Club — 3, 4. Brian Reynolds Matthew Reynolds Lynn Rich Lynnie E.T. (Get It On Credit) Stage Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir — 2, 3, 4; Honor Society — 1, 2, 3, 4; Soc- cer Score Keeper — 1, 2, 3; Musicals — 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Ball Committee — 2; Jr. Prom Committee — 3; Foreign Language Culture Club —2,3. Linda Ritchie Linda Lou An Officer and a Gentleman (Anything by Leonard Skynyrd) Food and drug distributor Twirling — 1,2, 3; Student Store — 2. Lisa Rivers Lee-Sis Porky’s (Hard to Say I’m Sorry) Married and have a family Honor Roll — 3. Kevin Roberts Dilligaf Rocky III (It’s Too Late) Working Football — 1,2,3,4; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3,4. Robin Shepherd Roberts Tweety All the Marbles (Do You Wanta Touch Me) A wife and mommy Amy Robillard Amer 49 Park Avenue (Even Now) Paramedic Volleyball — 1,2,4; Twirling — 3, 4. Valerie Rosenbarker E.T. (Who Can It Be Now) Executive secretary Yearbook — 4; Student Council — 2, 3, 4; Musicals — 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Culture Club — 3, 4; Varsity Club — 3, 4; Sr. Play — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra — 2, 3, 4; Choir — 1, 2, 3, 4; MYF — 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer — 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball —1,2; Volleyball — 2,3. Roxanne Rotundo Fox E.T. (What Kind of Fool Am I) 50 Executive Soccer — 1,2; Football Cheerleading — 3, 4; Volleyball — 3; Winter Track — 3; Choir — 2, 3, 4; Musicals — 2, 4; Yearbook (Sales) — 4; Student Store — 2; Student Council — 1; Varsi- ty Club — 3, 4; Christmas Ball Committee — 2; Prom Committee — 3. Kea D. Rusch Casablanca (As Time Goes By) Business manager for Cadence Magazine Yearbook (typist) — 4; Cross Country (Manager) — 4; Art Club — 1,2; Guide — 4; Honor Roll — 3; Upward Bound Program — 1, 2,3,4. Jean Sawyer Morning Star Knots Landing (Ebony and Ivory) A mother and working in the food service FHA — 2. Sara Ann Scozzafava Sa E.T. (The Rose) Business Administrator Yearbook — 4; Football Cheerleader — 3; Basketball Cheerleader — 4; Track — 1; Jr. Prom Committee — 3; Christmas Ball Commit- tee— 2. Tim Sell Timothy J. Raiders of the Lost Ark (Ain’t Talkin’ ’Bout Love) Rich Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer — 4; Varsity Club — 4; Foreign Language Culture Club — 4; Stu- dent Council — 4; Honor Society — 4. Stephen Serviss Red Cheech and Chong — Up in Smoke (Dynamite) A heavy duty equipment operator Wrestling— 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1,2; Baseball — 1. Jeff Sibley Porky’s (Hells Bells) Welder Jennie Sinclair On Golden Pond (Hard to Say I’m Sorry) Secretary Soccer — 2,4; Softball — 2; Varsity Club — 4. Carol Smith Fred E.T. (Hard to Say I’m Sorry) An O.R. nurse Twirling — 2, 3, 4; Head Twirler — 4. Cherie Smith Smitty Grease II (I Wanna Do Right) Beautician and mother Art Club — 1; Cheerleading (Football) — 3, 4; Varsity Club — 4; Student Council — 2; Cosmetology (I, II) — 3,4. John Smith Mark Smith Poodle Porky's (It’s Hard to Be Humble) Carpenter Library Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society — 1,2, 3,4; FFA—1,2. Andrew Stoffel Sandra Dee Stowell 49-F E.T. (When It’s Over) Waitress and a mother Dance Committee — 4; FHA — 1; Yearbook — 3, 4; Track— 1. Gregory Streeter William Taylor Garvin Teed Library Club — 1,2, 3, 4; Student Club — 3 Shirley Walton Terry Lynn Walton Toddles Porky’s (Jack and Diane) Short-order cook Melissa Tessmer Robert Todd Boxcar The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (War Pigs) Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club — 3, 4. Kathleen Thomas Kathy E.T. (Chicago 16) Musician Band and Marching — 1,2, 3, 4; Orchestra — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1,2, 3, 4; Area All-State — 2, 3, 4; Choir — 3; NYSSMA Solo — 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical — 2, 4. Tammy Weatherup Tam The Road Warriors (Wasted on the Way) Brenda Webster Bren Porky’s (Hard to Say I’m Sorry) Library Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee — 2, 3, 4; Track (Spring) — 1, 3, 4; Student Store — 2; Varsity Club — 4; Winter Track — 4; Basketball Cneerleading — 4. Kenneth Weekes Katherine Weir Brett Towne Beverly Tulley Bever E.T. (You Should Hear How She Talks About You) FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club — 3; Yorker Club — 1,2; Softball — 4; FFA State Judging Team — 3, 4. Betsy Typhair Feb E.T. (Heart Attack) Married and a cosmetologist Student Guide — 2, 3; Student Store — 3, 4; Varsity Softball — 3, 4; Student Council — 2; Color Guard — 1. Darren VanOrnum Animal House (Fantasy) Football — 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball — 2. Martin Venton Marty Meatballs (Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer) Rich Jr. High Honor Society — 1; Jr. Prom Commit- tee — 3; Sr. Play — 4. Kathleen Elizabeth Wade Kathy Heavy Metal (Can’t Stop Lovin’ You) Principal of Gouverneur H.S. or President of the U.S.A. Soccer — 1, 3, 4; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — 2; Cheerleading — 1,2; Choir — 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track — 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club — 1, 2,3,4. Dave Wainwright Butt Wheat Raiders of the Lost Ark (Things) Technical engineer Football — 1; Soccer — 2, 3, 4; Wrestling — 1, 2, 4; Baseball — 1; Honor Society — 3, 4; Varsi- ty Club — 3, 4. Dawn Walrath Prancer Endless Love (Babe) Physical Therapist Varsity Softball — 1, 2, 4; Varsity Soccer — 1, 2; Varsity Volleyball — 1,2, 3, 4. Kory Wells Beburr Cannonball Run (Stairway to Heaven) Computer programming in the army Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track — 3, 4; Cross Country — 3, 4; Soccer — 1,2; Boys Volleyball — 3; Yorker Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Play — 1; Musicals — 2, 3; Talent Show — 1; Student Council — I, 2, 3; Art Club — 4; Honor Roll — 3; Prom Committee — 2, 3; Area All-State — 3, 4. Casey Whalen Black Man Heavy Metal (The End) Civil Tech Major Football — 1,2, 3; Track (Spring) — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 1, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track — 3, 4; MVP, Captain (Track) — 3; MVP (Winter Track) — 3. Linda Wilson Squeaky E.T. (Love Is in Control) Computer operator Library Club — 3; Softball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club — 4; Student Store — 1,4. Carl Woods aniel Lee Yerdon ig D orky’s Dnly Time Will Tell) . rt Club — 3; Varsity Club — 4; Drum Major - 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; NYSSMA Solo — 2, ■ Area All-State Band — 3, 4; Pep Band — 1,2, 4; Stage Band — 2, 3, 4; European Concert our _ 4; Winter Track — 3, 4; Spring Track Jane Yerdon Heaven Can Wait (Weekend in New England) Secretary Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra — 3, 4; Choir — 3, 4; Stage Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals — 2, 3, 4; Sr. piay — 4; jr. Prom Committee — 3; Foreign Language Culture Club — 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; NYSSMA — 1, 2, 3; Area All-State — 3, 4; Yearbook — 4; Student Council — 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; MYF — 1, 2, 3, 4. Sandra Walrath Shorty Rocky III (Eye of the Tiger) Married, secretarial work Kathleen Young Kathy Six Pack (Jack and Diane) Housewife 51 This page consists of candids of varying size and shape, and is doubtlessly a wonderful addition to this book. {« C v out «V 52 53 Juniors H.R. 151 — Row 1: Amy Smith, Diana Drake. Row 2: Sue Reynolds, Lisa Allen, LeAnn Hance, Debbie Phip- pins, Laura Lamoria. Row 3: Tammie Buddenhagen, Jim Norton, Michelle Moskal, Dean Trautsch, Rick Bates, Kim Forsythe, Lisa Yerdon. Row 4: Marc Gates, Mario DeCastro, Lonnie Scott, Tom Love, Warren Wheeler, Marty Merritt, Richard Clement, Reggie Hooper. H.R. 152 — Row 1: Mike O’Donnell, Tammy Belmore, Sandra DeShane, Penny Kirker, Shel- ly Bush. Row 2: David Richards, Brian Langtry, Mark Hartle, Lonnie Brown, Joanne Hopkinson, Larry Whitton. Row 3: Marty Spilman, Laura Cole, Kim Shampine, Mike Mullen, Jim Young, Eric Tessmer. 54 H.R. 253 — Row 1: Tammy Walker, Sue Ingram, Laura Griffin, Gary Ormsby, Jodi Prashaw. Row 2: Michelle LaBow, Wendy Tibbits, Leon Stiles, Aileen Milne, Jerry Cornell. Row 3: Heather Hilts, Sheila Shippee, Craig Richardson, Gretel Major. Row 4: Linda Betts, Mike Ehart, Karen Nelson, Russell Youngs, Noreen Chamberlain, Chris Frappier. H.R. 252 — Row 1: Lydia Vance, Veronica Miller, Candie Cornell, Renee Lashbrooks, Lisa Murphy, Roxanne Stephenson, Laura Kreider, Kim Witt. Row 2: Scott Sterling, Jeff Andrews, John Pistolesi, Richard O’Donnell, Debbie Fournier, Mary Desormeaux, Debbie Ednie, Amy Infield. Row 3: Greg Gonyeau, Jack Richardson, John Smith, Randy Thayer, Wes Belmore, Tim Shepherd, John Henderson. H.R. 256 — Row 1: Theresa Hadfield, Pam Patton, Mary Titus, Steve Sibley. Row 2: Barbara Storie. Row 3: Diane Rastley, Lynn Mashaw, Shelli Isereau, Lisa Ellis. Row 4: Tom Cseledy, Bonnie Fuller, Garth Monica, Laurie Zehr, Renee Rivellini. H.R. 265 — Row 1: Lisa Lamoria, Joseph Wang, Nichole Skeldon, Julie Abrantes, Sarah Weller, Kerry Kennedy. Row 2: Gary McCullouch, Brad Taylor, Phil Dashnaw, Lisa Fuller. Row 3: Mary Idzenga, Laura Ashley. Row 4: David Forsythe, Lori Hall, Bet- sy Doty, Jadd Brown, Sara Perkins, John Reynolds, Julie Ells. 56 H.R. 266 — Row 1: Herbert Haines, Theresa Towne, Carl Weldon, Alison Brabaw, Casey Clark. Row 2: Denise Dalton, Yvonne Swem, Dawn Rose. Row 3: Andrew Kelly, Ellie Donaldson, Brad Gotham, Amy Barr, Pat Rastley. Sophomores H.R. 251 — Row 1: Marnie Salisbury, Aaron Redman, Bill Casey, Michelle Monica, Linda Shatraw, Sherri Allen. Row 2: Shawn Fenton, Scot David Briggs, Dick Soper, Jon Hamilton, Tammy LaRock, Terri LaFlair. Row 3: Steve Keyes, Steve Woods, Mark Dailey, Marty Goodale, Chris Moore, Lori Gaumes. 57 H.R. 351 — Row 1: Micky Jones, Kara Rusch, Doris Davidson, Tracy Bishop, Betty Liscum, Tammy Young, Hope Harmer. Row 2: Paula Ferry, Lesley Gooding, Kristin Moss- ing, Maxine Weaver, Karole Reed, Chris Anderson, Scott L. Briggs. Row 3: Fred Cle- ment, Linda Chevier, Mike McAdam, Aurora Parker, Matt Stoffel, Jerry Sheen. H.R. 352 — Row 1: Julie Bush, Ronald Thomas, Wendy Foster, Lisa Calosemo, Julie Brabaw. Row 2: Pam Nichols, John Nindl, Abid Bashir, Tom Rivellini, Darlene Heber, Stephanie Lynde, Natalie Skeldon. Row 3: Jon Meashaw, Carl Prashaw, Mark Conklin, David Kingsby, Marnie Salisbury, Amy Kendrick, Karen Williams. 58 H.R. 354 — Row 1: Isabelle Cole, Mark McIntosh, Bob Theriault, Mike Whitton, Karen Kennedy, Kenneth Belfield, Lisa Rich, Shannon Bogart. Row 2: Robbie Sitts, Richard Burgess, Scott Ludwig, Mike Green, Carl For- sythe, Owen Matott, Greg Hurley. Row 3: James Simmons, Jeff Henderson, Jeff Pitcher, John Lutz, Greg Nichols, Tom Dimon, Ralph Pilsbury. H.R. 355 — Row 1: George Brozzo, Jody Kelsey, Mona Whalen, Lisa Ashley, Lisa Paro, Kelly Sinclair, Peggy Gotham, Becky York. Row 2: Robin Rusch, Cheryl DeLorenzo, Pete McFarlane, Robert Brown, Rick Towne, Barry Fitzgerald. Row 3: Randy Strate, Andy Col- burn, Kermit Rice, Elmer Davis, Dennis Love, Mike Harris, Allen Young. H.R. 357 — Row 1: Tina Fuller, Rebecca Brayton. Row 2: Charles Lyons, Marc Dusharm, Tammy Hitchman, Lisa Willix, Kim Beane, Lisa Roberts. Row 3: Wayne Charlton, Julie Cook, Tim Noble, Andrea Grout, Mike Bush, Jim Abrantes. H.R. 358 — Row 1: Monique Alberry, Christine Martin, Mark Wilson, Robert Bresett, Mary Norton. Row 2: Steve Streeter, Karen Canning, Tania Roberts, Liz Hadfield, Rosemary Typhair, Terri Gamble, Heidi Smith. Row 3: Fred Scozzafava, Phil Cunningham, Steve Besaw, Eric Raven, Martin Lamar, Cliff Wheeler. 60 Teshmen H.R. 364 — Row 1: Pearl Merritt, Patty Miller, Jill Reynolds, Terri Norton, Heather Crapser, Donna Lamica. Row 2: Jennifer Huse, Desiree Smith, Michelle Hastings, Andrea LaFlair, Danny Gale. Row 3: Mike Pistolesi, Jim Cole, Charlie Shannon, Patty Ordway, Alan Bigwarfe, Sandy Verduin, Andrew Hogden. H.R. 356 — Row 1: Debbie vonCollin, Tammy Andrews, Cassie Thayer. Row 2: April Law, Stella Monroe, Ember Trautsch, Mike O’Riley, Tom Platt, Larry Allen. Row 3: Jodi Premo, Marjorie Clyde, Bob Dunkelberg, Scott Rumpf, Bobby Rice, Jeff Cunningham, Gary Fournier. Row 4: David Wood, Scott McEathron, Scott Weatherup, Glenn Hogle, Lee Jay Clark, Bill Shippee, Carlton Morrow, Jody Clifford. 61 H.R. 365 — Row 1: Natalie Serviss, Sher- rie House, Jay Miller, Alan Andrews, Leroy Tharrett, William Pierce, Gerald Way, Kevin Gamble. Row 2: Bill Reed, Jack Hitchman, Chris Storie, John Finner- ty, Kevin Aldridge, Bruce Reynolds, Diana Coons. Row 3: Melinda Louchs, Spencer Vance, Liz Nichols, Kenneth Nichols, Shawn Haskins, Joe Ways, David Withered, Ricky Bush, Michelle Bice. H.R. 366 — Row 1: Teresa Belmore, Christine Closs, Ed Dusharm, Ar- nold Dashnaw, Barbara Fuller, Joyce Ritchie, Michelle Richardson. Row 2: Patty Bush, Cheryl Titus, Sherri Blackburn, Jeff Villeneuve, Ricky Sinclair, John Kerr, Danny Horne. Row 3: David Hamilton, Ricky Wood, Bradley Law, Patty O’Riley, Georgette Moore, Jennifer Sawyer, Mark Wood. 62 H.R. 367 — Row 1: Mitzi Davis, Amy Turn ball, Kerry Trautsch, Chris Schmidt, Annette York, Steve Smith, Carl Weldon. Row 2: Lisa Merritt, Christa Absalon, Janice Moore, Robert Richardson, Tom Leader, Elwood Blues, Jake Blues, Dale Harmer. Row 3: Phillip Palleschi, Pat Clancy, Ken Hight, Michelle Ellis, Amy Cole, David Putman, Jim Besaw. H.R. 368 — Row 1: Tim Harner, Tom Cseledy. Row 2: Rusty Richardson, Cassi Morey, Rusty Tuttle, Jana Gale, Heather Love, Chris LeClair, Brian Theriault. Row 3: Tracey Scott, Brad Burns, Tom Love, Corral Shepherd, Tammy Allen, Melissa Soto. Row 4: Dan Erdman, Ron Idlight, David Cole, Chris Miles, April Rastley, Mary White. 63 H.R. 369 — Row 1: Doug Roberts, Tom Douglass, Sherri Pevear, Lena House, Debbie Tuohy. Row 2: Carol Harr- ington, Jenny Rorke, Kim Hill, Lesley Gale, Sandy Sell. Row 3: Robert Betts, Mary Cole, Cheryl Mullen, Steve Lafavre, Randy Lion, Kris Anderson, Shane Devlin. 64 65 Team Varsity Football Section 10 Champs JV Football Frosh Football Varsity Boys’ Soccer JV Boys’ Soccer Varsity Girls’ Soccer JV Girls’ Soccer Varsity Boys’ Basketball JV Boys’ Basketball 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball 8th Grade Boys’ Basketball Varsity Girls’ Basketball Section 10 Champs 7th Grade Girls’ Basketball 8th Grade Girls’ Basketball LJ r in Sectionals in Sectionals Girls’ Track Boys’ Track Girls’ Varsity Softball Girls’ JV Softball Boys’ Varsity Baseball Boys’ JV Baseball Golf VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS — Bottom: Dawn Rose, Karin Dalton, Roxanne Rotundo, Kim Campbell, Cherie Smith, Michele LaBow. Top: Chris Fuller, Sheryl Mc- Cullouch, Laura Dusharm, Shelli Isereau, Liz Blair. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS — Front: Kelly Sinclair, Tammy Hitchman, Lisa Roberts. Back: Tania Roberts, Kim Hill, Cheryl Titus. ! 68 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — Front: LeeAnn Hance, Sue Derby. Seated: Mary Titus, Laura Kreider, Yvonne Swem, Sara Scozzafava, Julie Ells. Stan- ding: Pam Patton, Julie Abrantes, Aileen Milne. Mount: Dagny Reuss. Top: Amy Smith. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — Front: Nancy Hay, Cheryl Mullen, Joyce Ritchie, Leslie Gale, Sherry Pevear. Standing: Kristy Bigeral, Shelli Klock, Georgette Moore, Tania Roberts, Jennifer Huse. Top: Ann Mossing, Heather Crapser. 69 GIRLS TRACK: Row 1: Dana Wade, Esther Par- sons, Lorraine Dusharm, Kathy Wade, Kerry Ken- nedy. Row 2: Linda Smith, Lenore Griebsch, Noreen Chamberlain, Sarah Perkins, Patty Farley. Row 3: Amber Klock, Sue Foster, Cathy Leader, Beth Pilsbury. Row 1: Dana Wade, Kris Mossing, Laura Travis. Row 2: Annie Mossing, Linda Paro, Lisa Rich, Lisa Paro, Bonnie Durham. Row 3: Cathy Leader, Wendy Tib- bits, Karole Reed, Kara Rusch, Debby VonColln. The Girls track team had a fantastic season which ended with a record of 17 wins and 1 loss. Many strong individuals performed well to lead to a suc- cessful team. BOYS TRACK: Casey Whalen, Marty Perrigo, Kory Wells, Nelson Clift, Greg Hurley, Jim Clark. Row 2: Brad Burns, Adam Moore, Mario Pistolesi, Andy Stoffel, Dan Yerdon, Eric Carr, Marc Gates. The Boys Track Team finished the 1982 season with a 3 win, 7 loss record. Football 1982 WILDCAT FOOTBALL This year’s team had the distinction of winning the most games (8) in the history of Wildcat Football. It marked the first undefeated team in twenty years and the first league champion since 1973. Led by 8 first team all NAC players, the Wildcats also had the distinction of playing in the Syracuse Carrier Dome against Peru. The Wildcats were rated number one large school team in the north by the Watertown Daily Times and Coach Porter was selected the coach of the year by the same source. All League selections were Tom Leonard, Rick Marcellus, David Dodds, Kevin Roberts, Matt Carbone, Eric Tessmer, David Audycki, Robbie Todd, Dave Ouderkirk, Tim Knowlton, David Cummings, Randy Thayer, Mike O’Donnell, and Greg Streeter. This year’s team was a very unselfish, hard working group of players that believed they could win, prepared to win, and thereby reached their ultimate goal of a team championship. League Results Gouverneur 32 Massena 18 Gouverneur 13 Saranac Lake 0 Gouverneur 32 Canton 6 Gouverneur 35 Tupper Lake 0 Gouverneur 29 Potsdam 0 Gouverneur 27 Carthage 16 Gouverneur 20 OFA 12 Gouverneur 28 Malone 0 SUPER BOWL FOUR GOUVERNEUR 6, PERU 63. 71 VARSITY FOOTBALL — Row 1: Brian Bush, Dean Trautsch, Rick Marcellus, Tom Leonard, Joe Lamar, Kelly O’Donnell, Greg Streeter, Mike O’Donnell. Row 2: Brian Langtry, Dave Ouderkirk, Robbie Todd, Mike Carbone, Matt Car- bone, Darren VanOrnum, Kevin Roberts, Eric Tessmer. Row 3: Jim Mullin, Dave Cummings, Dennis Love, Mike Ehart, John Love, Dave Richards, Garth Monica, Dave Audycki, Coach Robert Porter. Row 4: Coach Robert Audycki, Lonnie Scott, Russell Youngs, Jadd Brown, Tim Knowlton, Norb Hall, Randy Thayer, David Dodds, Duane Fenlong. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Varsity Football team had a very impressive season, posting an undefeated record for the first time in years. The Wildcats won the Section X ti- tle and then went to the Carrier Dome to play the Section VII Champions from Peru where they met their first loss. There was strong team effort as well as good individual performances from several members. 72 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL — Row 1: Aaron Redmond, Mike Green, Mike Bush, Kermit Rice, Mike Mullin, John Nindl, Phil Cunningham. Row 2: Scott Briggs, David Kingsley, John Lutz, Martin Lamar, Phil Smith, Chuck Lyons, James Abrantes, Gordy Ayen. Row 3: Chris Redmond, William Shippee, Andy Hodgdon, Mark Dailey, Pat Clancy, David Putman, Cory Wood. Row 4: Coach Leonard, Jeff Villeneuve, Eric Raven, Rick Wood, Dick Soper, Jim Tebo, Marty Goodale, Coach Wagner. 73 V AKol 1 I SUM BALL — KOW 1: Dawn Bigwarfe, Michelle Johnson, Lin- da Wilson, Joanne Hopkinson, Darlene Dusharm, Cassie Thayer. Row 2: Barb Chapin, Betsy Typhair, Debbie Phip- pins, Michelle Perrin, Tracie Davis, Charlotte Bressett. VARSITY SOFTBALL The Girls’ Varsity Softball Team, in spite of its enthusiasm, had a devastating ’82 season ending with a record of 0-13. The record is not a fair indication of some of the talent the team possessed. Many of the games were lost by only one or two runs. The MVP Award for ’82 went to Darlene Dusharm who played shortstop and often helped with pitching. The team spirit award was voted on by the players and awarded to Michelle Per- rin. Miss Marggi JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL— Row 1: Julie Bush, Doris David- son, Wendy Foster, Cindy Weldon, Laura Ashley, Shelley Bush, Mona Whalen. Row 2: Kim Shampine, Julie Ells, Karen Kennedy, Betsy Do- ty, Debbie Fournier, Lisa Ashley, Heather Jones, Lynn Mashaw, Heidi Smith, Marnie Salisbury. 74 VARSITY BASEBALL: Row 1: Coach Holland, Robert Wood, Mike Streeter, Eric Carr, Rob Todd, Randy Thayer, Greg Streeter. Row 2: Kelly O’Donnell, Howard Denee, Tim Knowlton, Norb Hall, Tim Sell, Pete Garner, Adam Moore, Ron Harmer, Joe Lamar. The Boys’ Baseball team ended the 1982 season with a record of two wins and nine losses. The team is comprised of many dedicated athletes and is coached by Robert Holland. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL: Row 1: Dennis Love, Rick Wood. Row 2: Aaron Red- mond, Brad Nindl, Mike McAdam, Larry Whit- ton, Gordy Ayen. Row 3: Danny Barr, Scott Sterling, Coach Easton, Mike O’Donnell, Eric Tessmer, Reggie Hooper. The Boy’s Jr. Varsity Baseball team coached by Fred Easton posted a 3 win, 10 losses record this year. 75 BOYS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: Row 1: Andy Stoffel, John Murdie, Greg Hurley, Kory Wells. Row 2: Marc Gates, Jim Boutilier, Paul Milne, Mark Miller. BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: Row 1: Andy Besaw, Nick Stafer, Joel LaPierre, Hollis Per- vierr, Ted Parsons, Jeff Love. Row 2: Billy Anderson, Ed Gravis, Willie Taylor, Dan Sibley. Row 3: Joe Denesha, Steelson Schwelnus, Bob Dunkelberg, Ernie Bishop, Ed Dusharm, Chris Miles, Brad Burns, Morris Finnerty, Bill Woodward. TRAC'.} 76 GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY: Row 1: Cheryl Mullen, Kristen Hendrick, Lorraine Dusharm, Heather Alguire, Carol Harrington. Row 2: Jenny Lyons, Kelly Devlin, Kel- ly Mashaw, Amy Young, Val Phippins, Dawn Dodds, Kelly Love, Audra Shwelnus, Kate Foster. GIRLS’ VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY: Row 1: Tammy Buddenhagen, Jenny Miller, Kea Rusch. Row 2: Sara Perkins, Sue Foster, Renee Rivellini, Kara Rusch. 77 RIGHT: GIRLS VARSI- TY SOCCER: Row 1: Wen- dy Tibbits, Michelle Perrin, Joanne Hopkinson, Diane Rastly, Tammie Walker. Row 2: Heather Hilts, Lynn Mashaw, Debbie Phippins, Shelly Bush, Cheryl Fuller, Kerry Kennedy. Row 3: Coach Gary Stacy, Karen Nelson, Lesley Gooding, Noreen Chamberlin, Kim Witt, Tracie Davis, Karen Johnson. MIDDLE RIGHT: GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY SOC- CER: Row 1: Mona Whalen, Andrea Grout. Row 2: Janice Moore, Joyce Ritchie, Bess Trumen, Heather Crapser, Cassie Thayer, Diana Tulley, San- dra Sell. Row 3: Maxine Weaver, Terri Gamble, Julie Bush, Cindy Weldon, Shelly Richardson, Melissa Soto, Audrey Andrews, Coach French. Row 4: Lisa Perrin, Leslie LaMoria, Kristin Mossing, Karen Kennedy, Julie Hopkinson, Leslie Tracy, Lisa Ashley, Michelle Monica, Edith Anne. The Girls Varsity Soccer Team had an excellent season with a record of 15-3-3. They were Division I champions and sec- tion champions for the second straight year and had 9 all Northern Players. The JV Girls Soccer Team had an outstanding year, ending the season in 2nd place behind OFA by half a game. They lost in an exciting last game in which Can- ton scored in a fluke shot aided by 40 mile per hour wind. 78 VARSITY BOYS’ SOCCER: Row 1: Ken Jones, Jim Norton, Tom Cseledy, Pete Garner, Pete Moore. Row 2: Larry Whitton, Scott Cummings, Scott Sterling, Dave Wainwright, Pete Cook, Tim Sell. Varsity Boys’ Soccer had a disappointing season with a record of 2-12. Their perseverance was commendable but unrewarded. JV BOYS’ SOCCER: Row 1: Kevin Douglas, James Douglass, Robin Gaumes, Greg French, Larry Allen, Brian Archar, Doug Roberts. Row 2: Matt Foster, Tim Cseledy, Steven Gale, Ken Weatherup, Gary Fournier, David Monaco, Peter Rivellini. Row 3: Coach Douglass Ken Nicholas, Mike Whitton, Tom Leader, Tom Rivellini, Dan Gale, Scottie Law, Robbie Richardson. JV Boys’ Soccer was a young team who finished with a 0-12 record. We look forward to seeing the team’s future growth and improvement. 79 VARSITY WRESTLING: Row 1: Darren Bush, Arnold Dashnaw, Karl Weldon, Kevin Gamble, Leon Stiles, Eric Raven. Row 2: Dave Wain- wright, Jeff Lancto, Bryan Per- rigo, Steve Serviss, Scott Cum- mings, Gomer Hartle, Richard O’Donnell. Row 3: Coach Pistolesi, Lonnie Scott, Eric Tessmer, Mike O’Donnell, Jim Mullin, Howard Phelps. The Gouverneur’s Varsity Wrestling Squad ended their season with a record of 12 wins and no losses. They were Sec- tion X champs and had the op- portunity to play in the State Competition in Syracuse. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING: Row 1: A. J. Andrews, Ed Dusharm, Jeff Villeneuve, Aaron Redmond, Scott Cunningham, Matt Stoffel. Row 2: Tim Noble, Mike Bush, Gordy Ayen, Shawn Fenton, Billy Shippee. Row 3: Coach Baer, Mike Mullin, Kermit Rice, Mark Dailey, Phil Cunningham, Andrew Hodgdon. JV WRESTLING J.V. Wrestling had an excellent year, with a record of 12-0. They were First in their league. Ii IM VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Row 1: Laura Ashley, Sherry Clark, Michelle Moskal, Wendy Tibbits, Kerry Ken- nedy, Debbie Phippins, Amy Robillard. Row 2: Terri Knowlton, Kim Shampine, Laurie Zehr, Noreen Chamberlain, Cathy Lallier, Tracie Davis. The Varsity Volleyball team improved upon last years 5th place 9 and 4 season by winning 14 of its 16 matches and earning 2nd place in Division 1 and cap- turing 1st place in the Beaver River Invitational Tournament. In winning the tournament the Wildcats were at their seasonal best as they ended a 56 match winning streak by the Carthage Comets. The team was honored to have Senior Tracie Davis and Junior Noreen Chamberlain nam- ed to 1st Team All Northern and Terri Knowlton place on 3rd Team All-Northern. JV VOLLEYBALL: Row 1: Wendy MacTurk, Karen Kennedy, Cindy Weldon, Lisa Rich, Marcia Dier. Row 2: Audrey Andrews, Lori Langtry, Ann Bush, Rosemary Typhair, Joanne Wheeler. Row 3: Valerie Phippins, Mona Whalen, Karole Reed, Lesley Gooding, Julie Bush, Jodi McEathron, Doris Davidson. The JV Volleyball Team had a 5 win, 3 loss record. 81 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKET- BALL: Left to Right: Wendy Tib- bits, Karen Johnson, Kim Sham- pine,Karen Nelson, Noreen Chamberlain, Cathy Lallier, Kim Witt, Mary Desormeaux, Lesley Gooding, Diane Rastley. GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1: Patty Bush. Row 2: Sandy Sell, Lisa Ashley, Terri Gamble, Mona Whalen, Wendy Macturk. Row 3: Tammy Buddenhagen, Kim Hill, Cindy Weldon, Debbi Tuohy, Linda Chevier, Karole Reed, An- drea Grout, Kerry Kennedy, Amy Leonard, Coach French. The Varsity Girls Basketball and the J.V. Girls’ Basketball teams finished their seasons with records of 14 wins, one loss and 15 wins no losses, respectively. Both teams were Section X champions for the 1982-83 school year. 82 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1: Billy Porter. Row 2: Brad Gotham, Marty Spilman, Tom Cseledy, Greg Gonyeau, Dennis Love, Scott Sterling, Jim Norton, Joe Hewitt, Manager. Row 3: Joe Lamar, Steve Hentz, Rob Todd, Ken Jones, Tom Leonard, Tim Knowlton, Jim Boutilier, Pete Garner. The Varsity Boys’ Basketball team had a season record of 13 wins and 7 losses. They defeated OFA in the sectionals and went to face Saranac Lade for the Section 10 title. BOYS’ JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1: Rick Wood, John Windl, Abid Bashir, Pat Clancy, Rich Burgess. Row 2: Coach Hall, Andrew Hodgdon, Mike McAdam, David Putman, Thomas O’Neil, Todd Benware. The Jr. Boys’ Basketball team had a good season which ended with a record of 9 wins and 10 losses. 83 GIRLS WINTER TRACK: Row 1: Lisa Dunkelberg, Jennie Miller, Lorraine Dusharm, Dana Wade, Kate Foster, Tricia Ormsby. Row . 2: Linda Paro, Laura Travis, Karen Kennedy, Sara Perkins, Sue Foster. Row 3: Laurie Grif- fith, Kathy Wade, Sheryl McCullouch, Brenda June, Kristen Mossing. BOYS WINTER TRACK: Row 2: Jim Douglass, Paul Milne, Ken Weatherup, Dan Yerdon, Bob Dunkelberg, Don Sibley, Steve Streeter. Row 2: Andy Petrie, Duane Fenlong, Andy Stoffel, Tom Dimon, Kory Wells, Casey Whalen, Mike Nichols. Row 3: Brian Langtry, Eric Carr, Greg Hurley, Chris Miles, Marc Gates, Brad Burns. Both the girls’ and boys’ track teams placed third in Sectional Competition this year. Team captains were Kory Wells, Sara Perkins and Casey Whalen. 84 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — Row I: LeAnn Hance, Renee Rivellini, Sarah Weller, Karen Nelson. Row 2: Noreen Chamberlain, Sue Foster, Lynn Rich, Julie Ells, Laura Kreider, Pam Patton, John Reynolds. Row 3: Kathy Harron (Vice-President), Joanne Bush (President), Paul Milne, Gary McCullouch, Karen Johnson, Diane Rastley, Kerry Kennedy. Row 4: Casey Whalen, Jim Boutilier, Tim Sell, Dave Wainwright, Ken Jones, Pete Garner, Jim Norton. The Gouverneur Chapter of the National Honor Society is an organization into which academically outstanding students may be initiated. This is a great honor, re- quiring a cumulative average of at least 85%, along with leadership and service qualities. Joanne Bush is President, Kathy Harron is Vice President, Tracie Davis is Secretary, and Pete Garner is Treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL — Row 1: Brad Burns, Duffy Bush, Gary Fournier, Marcia Dier, Kristy Bigeral, Lisa Paro. Row 2: Monique Alberry, Lisa Rich, Mike Whitton, Mike O’Donnell, Larry Whitton, Sue Foster, Julie Ells, Valerie Rosenbarker, Tim Sell. Row 3: Tom Leader, Casey Whalen, Chris Anderson, Kris Mossing, Paul Milne, Cathy Leader, Kathy Harron, Andrew Ellis, Joanne Bush. Row 4: Jane Yerdon, Gordy Ayen, Heather Hilts, Kim Beane, Denise Matott. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS — Row 1: Sue Foster, Cathy Leader. Row 2: Paul Milne, Larry Whitton. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council helped to liven the lives of the student body this year through its sponsoring of the Winter Weekend which involved a softball and broom hockey tournament, a Sadie Hawkins dance and an adult dance played by the stage band. The proceeds from the weekend’s activities went to supplement the Student Council Scholarship fund. The club advisor is Mrs. Anna Mae Hunt. 86 VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club consists of lettered athletes working to support the school’s athletic activities. These students are dedicated to sports and each year run our pep rallies. They are to be commended by their department for an excellent job. Top: VARSITY CLUB — Row 1: Cathy Lallier, Noreen Chamberlain, Karen Johnson, David Audycki, Andy Stof- fel, Peter Garner, Tim Knowlton, Rob Todd, Norb Hall, Jim Boutilier, Dan Yer- don. Row 2: Sara Perkins, Heather Hilts, Karen Nelson, Joanne Hopkinson, Mike O’Donnell, David Wainwright, Tim Sell, Roxanne Rotundo, Cathy Leader, Terri Knowlton, Chris Fuller. Row 3: Mary Titus, Mary Desormeaux, Yvonne Swem, Brenda Webster, Val Resen- barker, Sue Foster, Pam Patton, Dagny Reuss, Sheryl Mc- Cullouch, Dawn Rose, Laura Kreider, Amy Smith, Sue Derby. Row 4: Kathy Wade, Tammy Walker, Kerry Kennedy, Leon Stiles, Kelly O’Don- nell, Nichole Skeldon, Wendy Tibbits, Diane Rastley, Debbie Phippins. Center: DANCE COMMITTEE — Row 1: Bonnie Fuller, Dawn Rose. Row 2: Brenda Webster. DANCE COMMITTEE The Dance Committee had a very busy schedule taking care of school dances, a very popular activity, and our thanks go to the committee’s advisor, Mr. Palumbo, and to all the behind-the-scenes people who work to make our dances possible. 87 CONCERT BAND: Row 1: Lynn Rich, Denise Matott, Lisa Rich, Barbara Fuller, Julie Ells, Leslie Gale, Wendy Tibbits, Brenda June, Laura Kreider, Stephanie Lynde. Row 2: Terri Knowlton, Kim Witt, Mary Cole, Tracey Scott, Kim Hill, Heather Crapser, Chris Ander- son, Cheryl Mullen, Melissa Tessmer, Terri Norton, Kathy Thomas, Joanne Bush. Row 3: Dan Yerdon, Dan Erdman, Joey Lamb, Mike Mullen, Joe Peck, Val Rosenbarker, Gary McCullouch, Jim Boutilier, Jane Yerdon, Ken Weatherup, Kris Lehigh, Sheryl McCullouch, Sue Foster, Debbie vonColln. Row 4: Mike Bush, Jim Burt, Jill Reynolds, Rick Wood, Joel Mattimore. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Palmatier, the concert band continued to provide music for various school and com- munity activities. They played for pep rallies, parades, the musical, and the spring and Christmas concerts as well as graduation. The band participated in a four-way band festival in Watertown and sent several members to Area-All State which was also held in Watertown this year. The band also made a serious effort to revitalize its mar- ching situation. Their work paid off on Band Day at the St. Lawrence County Fair where they were awarded the Isabelle Peck Trophy for marching excellence. Dan Yerdon took top honors in the drum major competition. 88 The hard work and dedication of this group is enjoyed and appreciated by all who take the time to listen. 89 ORCHESTRA: Row 1: Paul Milne, Amy Cole, Mary Norton, Eric Johnson. Row 2: Charlie Lyons, Sarah Weller, Mary Cole, Debbie Lamica. Row 3: Brenda June, Melissa Tessmer, Lynn Rich, Lisa Rich, Kathy Thomas. Row 4: Ken Weatherup, Kris Lehigh, Jane Yerson, Val Rosen- barker, Andrew Ellis, Dan Yerson, Rick Wood. The orchestra continued to enter- tain Gouverneur audiences this year. They performed during the Christmas and Spring concerts and several members helped back up the vocalists in the musical. Several in- dividuals attended Area-All State this fall. The group is directed by Miss Sheree Blake. 90 CHOIR: Row 1: Sue Foster, Wendy Foster, Lynn Rich, Melissa Roraback, Heidi Smith, Melissa Tessmer. Row 2: Monique Alberry, Kris Lehigh, Sheryl McCullouch, Lisa Hill, Dagny Reuss, Lisa Rich, Laura Griffis. Row 3: Andrea Grout, Heather Hilts, Brenda June, Debby VonCollin, Shelly Klock, Aileen Milne, Kris Mossing, Richelle Rotundo, Marcia Dier. Row 4: Jake Blues, Elwood Blues, Chris Anderson, Gary McCullouch, Mike Whilton, Terri Knowlton, Jon Hogue, Karen Nelson, Charlie Lzons, Ted Parsons. Row 5: Danny Gale, John Reynolds,Mario DeCastro, Andrew Ellis, Fred Scozzafava, Tom Fister, Kory Wells, Pete Garner. The choir had an outstanding year, participating in Christmas and spring concerts and having a large number taking part in Area All-State. Seven students participated in conference All State Choir at the Concord Hotel, the largest number ever. These students were Kathleen Harron, Brenda June, Melissa Tessmer, Sheryl McCullouch, Tim Foster, Peter Garner and Joe Peck. The latter six also participated in All-Eastern choir in Boston, Ma. Many vocalists did N.Y.S.S.M.A. solos and took part in this year’s musical, THE MUSIC MAN. Under the direction of Mrs. Scott, the choir had one of its best years ever. 91 STAGE BAND: Row 1: Joanne Bush, Debby vonColln, Kim Hill, Sheryl Mc- Cullouch, Sue Foster, Chris Anderson. Row 2: Paul Milne, Pete Garner, Chris Rogers, John Reynolds, Andrew Ellis. Row 3: Dan Yerdon, Jim Burt, Cheryl Mullen, Val Rosenbarker, Dan Erd- man, Joey Lamb, Gary McCullouch, Jim Boutilier, Jane Yerdon. STAGE BAND The Stage Band consists of members of the concert band and several others who meet once a week and play a reper- toire of Jazz, Swing, and Rock music. This group played an adult dance dur- ing the Student Council Winter Weekend. The organization allows its members to specialize and grow outside of the strict concert band setting. PEP BAND: Row 1: Chris Anderson. Row 2: Kim Hill, Tracey Scott, Lisa Rich, Lynn Rich, Cheryl Mullen, Debby vonColln, Sue Foster. Row 3: Mike Mullen, Val Rosenbarker, Dan Erd- man, Joey Lamb. Gary McCullouch, Jane Yerdon, Jill Reynolds, Kathy Thomas. Row 4: Dan Yerdon, Mike Bush, Jim Burt, Rick Wood. The Pep Band is a small group of students playing pep tunes at football and basketball games. The band helps support the teams and encourages enthusiasm from the spectators. They deserve our appreciation for an often thankless job. 92 Row 1: Sissy Ayen, Audrey Andrews. Row 2: Terri Ryder, Lisa LaMoria, Mary Titus, Carol Smith, Debbie vonCollin, Amy Robillard, Laura Dusharm. COLORGUARD: Frontline: Mary Norton, Kory Wells, Terry Norton. Row 2: Patty Bush, Laura LaMoria, Leslie LaMoria, Missy Roraback, Joyce Rit- chie, Tammy Dashnaw, Yvonne Swen. On Band Day at the Gouverneur Fair, Danny Yerdon won first place as drum major, Carol Smith won first place as head twirler, and Kory Wells ac- cepted the G.H.S. Marching Band’s Marching Ex- cellence trophy. SENIOR HIGH YORKER CLUB — Row 1: Monique Alberry, Brad Burns, Chris Anderson. Row 2: Kory Wells, Chris Fuller, Joanne Bush. Row 3: Fred Scozzafava, Kathy Harron. Aiders The Senior High Yorker Club once again enjoyed an ac- tive and successful year. Several members attended the annual convention in Syracuse in May and were successful in the various competitions. Margaret Hurley and Monique Alberry were co-chairpersons of the State History Bowl Committee and Joanne Bush chaired the Talent Show Committee. The Foreign Language Culture Club had an excellent year, holding extremely popular dances and taking trips to Montreal. Happily, interest in these activities is increasing, and all involved hope it will continue to do so. Club advisor is Madame el-Turkmani, presi- dent is Renee Rivellini, Francois Fabulous is vice- president and disc jockey, and Gary McCullouch is treasurer. (fautor oute FOREIGN LANGUAGE CULTURE CLUB — Seated: Ralph Pilsbury, Renee Rivellini, Tom Rivellini. Standing: John Reynolds, Kathy Harron, Joanne Bush, Madame el-Turkmani, Tim Sell, Mike Whitton. 94 DEAN ORATORICALS: Left to Right: Monique Alberry, John Reynolds, Peter McCarthy, Sue Foster, Mary Norton, Kathy Harron, Joanne Bush, Marty Venton. Under the invaluable direction of Peter McCarthy, the 80th Dean Oratorical contest was an outstanding demonstration of our youth’s talent. John Reynolds and Monique Alberry were judged to be first, while Kathleen Harron and An- drew Ellis finished strong seconds. Joanne Bush, Sue Foster, Mary Norton, and Marty Venton were inspiring honorable mentions. Congratulations to all these fine students for an excellent job. 95 very active year. They sold fruit and held banquets, along with taking trips. This club manages to teach the participants more about their intended vocation and provides fine social experiences at the same time. gouverneur FFA OFFICERS — Front: Pat Rastley, Robert Bresett, Yvonne Swem, Charlotte Bresett, Bev Tulley. Back: Jon Meashaw. FFA — Row 1: Bobby Rice, Dan Erdman, Scott MacEathron, Danny Miller, Robert Bresett, Yvonne Swem, Charlotte Bresett, Bev Tulley. Row 2: Lee Clark, Ann Hentz, Diana Coons, Mike Bush, Peggy Klock, Roni Premo, April Law, Tom Platt, John Finnerty. Row 3: Jon Meashaw, John Smith, Allen Idzenga, Phil Cunningham, Jim Young, Brad Gotham, Jake Cole, Mark Miller, Pat Rastley, Dave Woodward. The Library Club is a dedicated group of students who take care of the library, thus aiding the librarians and learning about its special pro- cedures and functions. They have done a great job and deserve our ut- most appreciation. LIBRARY CLUB — Row 1: Bren- da Webster, Becky York, Monique Alberry, Brenda Fuller. Row 2: Bon- nie Fuller, Melinda Loucks. 96 STUDENT STORE — Row 1: Lisa Roberts, Rosemary Typhair, Joyce Ritchie. Row 2: Lisa Willix, Cheryl Titus, Lisa Colisimo, Lynn Mashaw. Row 3: Heather Hilts, Betsy Doty, Lori Backus, Lisa Ashley, Patty Bush. The Art Club has been especially active this year. It sold refreshments at the home football games and held a film festival. Membership has greatly increased and everybody is impressed with the Art Club’s great ac- complishments. Thanks goes to Mr. Streeter, advisor, and to each member for his outstanding work. The Student Store, rising from humble beginnings, now sells tee-shirts, and spirit items along with the various necessities of school life. This store which is run by the students is invaluable to all who require its services. ART CLUB — Seated: Mar- cia Dier, Chris Fuller, Michelle Griffin, Lisa Hill, Lori Backus. Standing: Dan Yerdon, Gigi Laidlaw, Kathy Harron, Jer Bowman, Kory Wells, Tammy Finley, Mr. Streeter (advisor). Missing: Michelle Dier. 97 Exit. .. the Body 3A . CU J0AjIA aZX3 ' € it... -— ■ jw c d- rtVi c. t«ie 1 H 4«- 2.3 Yii j -koo j uctitori rv r3 98 Exit... the Body, and enter comedy, sarcasm, and a formidable cast. The plays action revolves around Dane Hammond (Joanne Bush) and Kate Bix- ley (Kathy Harron), a New York City writer her caustic secretary. Their New England vacation is turned upside down by a tricky real estate agent, Miss Helen O’Toole (Cathy Leader), a country sheriff, sexton, and dog catcher, Vernon Cookley (Andrew Ellis), Jenny (Val Rosenbarker), the maid, Lillian (Tammy Finley), Lyle Rogers (Marty Venton), Randolph (Jim Burt), Philip Smith (Mike Whitton), and Richard Hammond (John Reynolds). Bodies appear and disappear, the result is a closetful of suspense and hilarity. Directed by Joan Taylor and with stage manager, Aileen Milne, Exit ... the Body was fun for all involved and for all who attended. SPIRIT WEEK Spirit Week this year was exciting and totally off beat. Students observed Hay Day and Blue and Gold Day. The class artwork for Decoration Day was excellent and the costumes on Dress Weird Day were anything but ordinary. The week was topped off by the Pep Rally for the athletic department. Following GHS tradition, Spirit Week ’82 was a living testimony to the school spirit existing in the hearts of our students. 101 GUIDES: Left Row 1: Spencer Vance, Marie Absalon, Stella Monroe. Row 2: Melissa Roraback, Wendy Parsons, Heather Love, Patty Miller, Jennifer Huse. Row 3: Juane Epstein, Diana Coons, Amy Barr, Natalie Service, Patsy Klein. Row 4: Greg Nichols, Mike Harris, David Jones, Jody Prashaw. Top: Sherri Andrus, Mitzi Davis. ABOVE: Row 1: Cheryl Titus, Sherri House. Row 2: Liz Nichols, Amy Cole. AV: Row 1: Rebecca York, Dawn Rose. Row 2: Robert Hor- ton, Glen Hogle, Murl Hogle, Steve Keyes, William Finnie, Jody Prashaw. 102 103 7th Grade H.R. 213F — Row I: Ricky Pallister, Karen Hewitt, Donna Mitchell, Susan Serviss, Robby Fitzgerald, Mark Winter, Christy Farr, Raquel Love, Collette Green. Row 2: Mike Tyler, Carl Durham, Robert Bowhall, Larry Andrews, Andy Besaw, Chris Wright, Carol Marlain, Betty Centofanti, Abida Jalalzai. Row 3: Brian Tharaldsen, Corey Stor- rin. Herb Clark, Shawn Streeter, Bobby Porter, Garnet Weaver, Shawn Coltan, Bobby Lamb, Joe Denesha, Allen MacDougal. Lower Right: H.R.219R — Row 1: Heidi Haines, Jaclyn Roser, Jason Link, Duane Roberts, Heather McKinnon. Row 2: Judy Fuller, Laura Serviss, John Gonyeau, Jeff Alguire, Ed Travis, Steve Young, Hollis Pevear, Steve Roser. Row 3: Sally Clyde, Lona Barber, Marjorie Peck, Allen Aldridge, Ed Travis, Ronald Woodward, David Ellison, Mary Kirk, Sara Meyers, Dawn Dodds. Row 4: Roxanne Bush, Jeremy Houghton, Irene Layboult, Ruby Blair, Michelle Miles, Jason Ser- viss, Melissa Cummings, Albert Cyrus, Tim Shaw. 104 WK, • ' ■ H.R. 214F — Row 1: Derek Swem, Nick Shafer, Frank Moskal, Jennifer Lyons, Tracy Hentz, Mickey Griffin, Deni-Jo Yerdon, Kate Foster. Row 2: Gary Prashaw, David Lane, Mark Ellis, Ronald DeShane, Tracy Withered, April McIntosh, Jenin Bowman, Lisa Jayson, Mary Brown, Barbie Bigarel, Portia Major. Row 3: Jerry Watson, Amy Garre, Meggan Clark, Allen Jefferson, Melvin Dusharm, Kathy Cook, Arnold Aldridge, Chris Hight, Lisa Mashaw, Chris Aldridge. H.R. 124 — Row 1: Alan McBroom, Fred Rasch, Lori Pistolesi, Ernie Turnbull, Jason Hutton, Jim Canning, Norma Jackson. Row 2: Lisa Schmidt, Pam Kirker, Jenny Balch, Lisa Dunkelburg, Bonny Mann- ing, Noel Skeldon. Row 3: Angie Besaw, Tricia Orm- sby, Jason Graham, Robin Woodward, Amanda Sipher, Robert Collins, Davis Travis. H.R. 216 — Row 1: Tammy Keech, Carolyn Aldridge, Jeffery Yerdon, Scott McIn- tyre, Joel LaPierre, Evan Griffis, Jim Easton, Richard Petrie. Row 2: Erin Martin, Martha Getman, Kelly Hitchman, Brenda Bigarel, Carrie Whitaker, Erin Devlin, Craig Lynde, Andy Crapser. Row 3: Ellen Walrath, Chris Law, Sam Kirker, Todd Colosimo, Cory Wood, Rodney Cle- ment, Willie Taylor. Row 4: Ivan Sham pine, Tom Rastley, Mark Murdie, Art Hayes, Regina Brown, Tina Harmer, Dana Fuller, Wayne Mattice. 105 H.R. 218R — Row 1: Lori Lynde, Scott Ellis, Memory Shampine, Nichole Lashbrooks, Don Boulio, Laura Griffith. Row 2: Cheryl Kemp, Tracy Yerdon, Danny Brozzo, Chris Redmond, Russel Dimon, Troy Bigwarfe, Ron Taylor. Row 3: David Gleason, John Fuller, Tim Shatraw, Kenny Massaw, John Washburn, Heather Pink, Heather Alguire, April Weed- man, Robin Christian. Row 4: Randy Mattot, Tracy Smith, John Walrath, Bill Petrie, Leon Way, Lorraine Hopkin- son, Melanie Crowner, Joseph Tebo, Amy Woodward. 8th Grade H.R. 303F — Row 1: Melissa Mulder, Angela Beane, Leslie LaMoria, Crystal Mashaw, Robert Davies, Julie Eggleston, Carrie Allen. Row 2: David Hentz, Scott Mullin, Scott Parody, Glen Walrath, Pam Blackburn, Kathy Forsythe, Betsy Hotis. Row 3: Tim Richardson, Harold Clement, Merle Griffis, Claude Shippee, Robert McPher- son, Holly Caswell, Andy Jenkins, Tina Stiles. 106 H.R. 318 — Row 1: Lisa Kinney, Vicki Peck, Shelley Lyons, Charlene Brown. Row 2: Christie Nindl, Joanne Wheeler, Lorie Anne Langtry, Janice Ferry, Candy Merritt. Row 3: Shannon Streeter, Joey Rivers, Jeff Disco, Forest Fuller, Alisa Hiller. Row 4: Dean Elliot, Leroy Cole, John Hall, Bill Porter, Chris Siebler. H.R. 222 — Row 1: Audrey Andrews, Amy Villeneuve, Kevin Douglas, Debbie Smith, Stephen Gale, Lorry Abrantes, Jodie McEathron. Row 2: Shannon Rubar, Kendra Towne, Heather Billings, Debbie Palmer, Jason Lewis, Morris Finnerty, Zena Klock, Bobbie-Jo McDermon. Row 3: Beverly Hutton, Ronnie Smith, Amy Byrns, Scott Cunningham, Kurt Hartle, Dee Barry, Kevin Manning, Bill Wood- ward, Eric Weekes. 107 H.R. 200F — Row 1: Brad Hodgdon, Mike Simmons, Tina Fuller, Shawn MacCauley, Brian Archer. Row 2: April Norris, Darlene Brown, Rose Marie Allen, Sandy Watson, John Theraldsen, Richard Lyons, Lisa Per- rin. Row 3: Theresa Rose, Ellen Merrit, Tina Besaw, Lisa Countryman, Gina Williams, Steelson Schwelnus. Imnot ■ � 0 108 H.R. 301 — Row 1: Matt Foster, Casey Hassit, Sherry McIntosh, John Morrow, Joe Weller, Valerie Yerdon. Row 2: Ernie Bishop, Elizabeth Webster, Crystal Marcellus, David Reed, Robin Gaumes, Dana Wade, Ann Bush, Rick Smith. Row 3: Mark Ashley, Aaron Labow, Tom Scozzafava, Sam Paro, Bob Hutton, Jim Cardinel, Lesley Tracie, Jamie Dafoe. Lower Right: H.R. 302 — Row 1: Rodney Tracey, Mark Bates, Kimberly Pancci, Ann Mossing, Nancy Hay, Gennie Bishop, Lorraine Dusharm. Row 2: Mike Carlson, Faith Watson, Jeff Fitzgerald, Kimberly Dale, Zubeda Jalazai, Mike Lalone. Row 3: Amy Young, Tracy Reed, Mark George, Larry Marcellus, David Looker, Heather Caswell, Susan Lafavre. Top Left: H.R. 221 — Row 1: Scottie Law, Michelle Desormeaux, Kim Harris, Dawn Bigeral, Roseanne Kirker, Nicholas Brozzo, Andy Cumm- ings. Row 2: Wendy MacTurk, Kristen Hendrick, Paula Douglass, Angel Pistolesi, Tom Young, Peggy Gates, Tom Mirabol, Patrick Anderson. Row 3: David Rastley, Cora O'Riley, Wanda Finley, Tina Rose, David Monaco, Howard Gale, Tonya Tyler, Sara Sitts. Middle Left: H.R. 220 — Row 1: Wendy Noble, Andrew Lasey, Douglas Douglass, Nevins Liscum, Shelly Webster. Row 2: Barry Aldridge, Bill Maloy, Rus- ty Woods, John Rubar, Bruce Phelps, Tom Moore, Monica Kielmeier. Row 3: Joe Passage, Floyd House, Joe Poayne, Michelle Allen, Karen Fuller, Karen Travis, Joanne Miller, Joan Cunningham, Sharon Barber, Jennifer McAdam. Row 4: Diane L.e Clair, Christine Cognetti, Audra Schwelnus, Denise Ellison, Donald Sibley, Floyd Goodale, Clark Canal, Robbie Boscoe, Tracy Hentz. H.R. 304 — Row 1: Becky Allen, Burt Lutz, Don Fuller, Lisa Butler. Row 2: Kim Weir, Debbie Walton, Valerie Phippins, Kelly Mashaw, Tracy Griffin, Tammy Hentz, Peter Riveilini. Row 3: Ricky Stowell, Gerry Jenkins, Lori Teed, Jeanette Shippee, James Berry, Tina Landers. Row 4: Jeff Davis, Lisa Newcombe, Kelly Devlin, Chuck Patton, Michelle Christian, Steve Travis. 109 JR. HIGH BAND: Row 1: Hedy Hilts, Rusty Woods, Danny Sibley, John Hunter, Ralph Krine, Tom Hurley, John Mossing, Andy Crasper, Norman Mailer, Todd Collisimo, Heather Mackinnon, Jennifer Mcledam. Row 2: Scott Ellis, Nick Shafer, Bridget Pistolesi, Larry Hol- ly, David Monico, Pat Anderson, Bill Porter, Greg French, Ernest Bishop, Bob Lamb, Bruce Phelps, Chris Gates, Kriti Movey. Row 3: Bill Woodward, Amy Young, Brenda Feldman, Sara Sitts, Debbie Smith, Lisa Countryman, Ellen Merritt, Penny Pritty, Tracey Wood, Mar- tha Getman, Louise Filmore, Holly Caswell, Chris Cognetti, Amy Geer, Kate Foster, Lori Hance. Row 4: John Whitton, Darren Isereau, Matt Michell, Gina Williams, Kendra Towne, Amy Byrns, Sherri McIntosh, Heather Caswell, Carrie Allen, Debbie Walton, Rick Smith, Jim Easton, Cory Wood, Jason Link, Wang Hay, Marci Alberry. JR. HIGH ORCHESTRA: Row 1: Amanda Sipher, Valerie Phippins, Kristen Hendrick, Dawn Dodds, Heather Alguire, Christain Walrath, Lisa Dunkelburg, Audrey Andrews. Row 2: Karen Hewitt, Memory Shampine, Judy Fuller, Laurie Lyons, Mary Knapp, Christine Hight, Richard Shephard, Steelson Schwelnus, Ann Bush, Tricia Ormsby, Joe Weller, Betty Centofanti. Row 3: Tina Geer, Carrie Newvine, Kathy Lamica, Sarah Gruppe, Tina Johnson, Peggy VanOrnum. 110 NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY: Row 1: Kevin Douglass, Mike O’Riley. Row 2: Debbie Palmer, Ann Mossing, Sara Sitts, Carol Harrington, Cheryl Mullen, Kristy Bigarel, Jill Reynolds, Shelly Klock, Georgette Moore. Row 3: JoAnn Wheeler, Nancy Hay, Leslie LaMoria, Lisa Countryman, A. J. Andrews, Debbie Smith, Ellen Merritt, Candy Merritt, Zubeda Jalalzai. Row 4: Audrey Andrews, Bill Woodward, Todd Benware, Rob Richardson, Dan Erdman, Ken Weatherup, Chris Miles, Lee Clark, Angela Beane. Row 5: Gina Williams, Kendra Towne, Carrie Allen, Jodie McEathron, Ann Bush, Debbie Tuohy, Patty Bush, Matt Foster, David Monaco. Missing: Brad Burns, David Putman. The Scientia Chapter of the National Jr. Honor Society, advised by Hannah Saidel, consists of students in the 8th and 9th grades who have consistently held an average of 85 or above. These students are then evaluated by their teachers on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, service, and citizenship. Accepted students are greatly honored by the privilege of joining this organization. JR. HIGH CHOIR: Row 1: Collette Green, Brenda Bigeral, Barbara Bigeral, Kate Foster, Nancy Reagan, Dawn Dodds, Lisa Kinney, Laurie Drake, Rich Smith, Greg French, David Gleason, Don Boulio, Justin Sipher, Cory Wood, Robert Bouhall, Andy Besaw, Andy Lazy, Scott Ellis, Ronald Reagan. Row 2: Amy McIn- tyre, Came Allen, Michelle Allen, Monica Kilmier, Meg- gan Clark, Ann Kelly, Betty Centofanti, Kristi Farr, Martha Getman, Rob McPherson, Mike LaLone, Chris Stebels, Betsy Hotis, Tracy Wood, Erin Devlin, Abida Jalazai, Christine Hight, Tricia Ormsby, Jen- nifer McAdam. Row 3: Heather Caswell, Holly Caswell, Chris Cognetti, Pam Blackburn, Bev Hut- ton, Jan Ferry, Zubeda Jalalzai, Lisa Countryman, Bill Porter, Tim Shaw, Steve Travis, David Fairbanks, Kelly Devlin, Bob Porter, Shawn Colton, Jason Graham, Susan LaFaver, Any Burns, Tina Rose, Amanda ill Sipher, Ellen Merritt. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1: Pat Anderson, John Mossing, John Whitton, Tammy Kinney, Regina Wainwright, Dana Wade. Row 2: Donald Boulia, Jeff Love, Abida Jalalzai, Erin Devlin, Kate Foster, Lori Ann Langtry, Bill Maloy. Row 3: Kathy Forsythe, Lisa Countryman, Amy Villeneuve, Wendy MacTurk, Nancy Hay, Chuck Patton, Tim Shaw. JUNIOR HIGH YORKER CLUB: Row 1: Sherri Macintosh, Kate Foster, Ann Mossing, Wendy MacTurk, JoAnn Wheeler. Row 2: Nancy Hay, Jill Reynolds, Amy Young, Cassi Morey, Mary Cole. Row 3: Bill Porter, Scott Rumpf, Steve LaFaver, Charlie Shannon, Tom Scozzafava, Dan Gale. 112 MISS EMRICH’S CLASS: Row 1: Tammy Taylor, Teasha Fuller, Dick Mason, Rodney Matice, Andy Scott, Chris Simmons, Dan Sibley, Tim Goodale, Nicole Hartle. Row 2: Regina Wainwright, Russell Brown, Karen Fifield, Marcia Woodard, Wendy Streeter, Debbie Dusharm, Jamie An- drews, Chris Gates, Gary Mer- ritt, Laurie Blackburn, Ms. Emrich. Row 3: Kathy Bell- inger, Dawn Alguire, Joe Haley, Matt Ball, Lee Von- Wald, Aneita Hutton, Michelle Weir. MRS. CRAPSER’S CLASS: Row 1: Kristine Gamble, Leisa Haines, Shelly Manning, Michelle Morris, John Ellis, Christopher Raven, Daryl Kir- by, Mike Donaldson, Donald Benjamin. Row 2: Paula Holdstock, Cristi Morey, Tanya Kirby, Robin Hender- son, Mike O’Riley, Mike Mc- Quade, Matt Martin, Alton Walrath, Mrs. Crapser. Row 3: Lorie Hance, Marcy Alberry, Angela Bovay, Wesley Merritt, Danny Kingsley, Corey McAdam. 113 MR. GONIO’S HOMEROOM: Row 1: Cindy Jenkins, Brent McAdam, Roger i Facey, Wendy Carlson, Cindy Horne, Helen Matice,John Cronk, Arthur Ferry, David Fuller. Row 2: Stacy Macauley, Ed Roberts, Regina Hance, Jerrilyn Patton, Becky Travis, Denise Hadfield, Angela Pierce, Robert Mashaw, Pam Sawyer. Row 3: Danny Cunningham, Kim White, Valarie Reddick, Carrie Jenkins, Jo-Cutrie, Ken Richardson, Kevin Dominie, Bobbie Jo Stowell, Mr. Gonio. MRS. DOTY’S CFASS: Row 1: Korry Hodgdon, Shawn Reed, Paris Holt, Darren Isereau, John Mossing, Mark Lashbrooks, Natalee Storrin, Nicole Lashbrooks, i Dawn Carlson. Row 2: Ms. Doty, Arty Davis, Billie Jo Countryman, Tacy Lane, Christine McIntosh, Rusty Hartle, Jessica Wolak, Christine Bresett, Rosanna i Rastley, Mia Bero. Row 3: William Williams, Troy Garrison, Julie Meashaw, San- dy Palmer, Rick Thuner, Eric Walton, Stephen Bates, Tracey Horton, Andrea Presutti. Absent: Michael Tivierge. 114 MR. WILLIAMSON’S CLASS: Row 1: Mark Weir, Jim Hartle, Hope Macaulay, Tammy Kinney, Roxy Van- Sant, Bobbi jo Brown, Terry Ashley, Bobbi Jo Cummings, David Travis. Row 2: Tom Sawyer, Michelle Shepard, Dawn Bigelow, Kelly Taylor, Janet Streeter, Aaron Mason, Rick Cutway, Robert Stevens. Row 3: Mr. Williamson, Curt Conklin, Mark Charter, Chris Cowles, Peggy Mashaw, Penny Rice, Cathy Raymo, Phil Hamilton. Absent: Kathy Lamica, Earl Simmons. MISS STANGER’S CLASS: Row 1: Matt Mitchell, Heather Bacon, Sarah Young, Bridgette Pistolesi, Hedy Hilts, Jeff Anderson, Wendy Bigarel, Michelle Matice. Row 2: Michael Armes, Kelly Alguire, Lorrie Turner, Joan Dimon, Tina Hogle, Shane Julien, John Whitton, John Hunter.Row 3: Laura Taylor, Carri Newvine, Amy Sutkus, Peggy VanOr- num, Larry Holly, Kevin Waldruff, John Hitchman, Miss Stanger. MRS.MASON’S CLASS: Row 1: Christine Streeter, Joseph Forsythe, Shaun Brown, Robbie Tuttle, Tseko Vachev, Terry Alguire, Sherri Facey, Michelle Rose. Row 2: Tammy Jenkins, Corey Morrow, Percy Hartle, Billie Jo Griffis, Amy Parker, Shelley Haskins, Ami Gibson, Tammy Sawyer, Bruce DAshner, Mrs. Mason. Row 3: Cory Garrison, Shawn Sawyer, James Hutton, Bobbi Jo Coun- tryman, Tina Geer, Candi Jesmer, Melanie Bowhall, Tammy Stowell. 115 116 118 119 A.M. BOCES: Row 1: Jody Prashaw, Eugene Wylie, Tammy Belmore, Teresa Towne, Lydia Vance, Lonnie Scott, Marty Spilman, Greg Gonyeau, Bryan Perrigo, Warren Wheeler, Jeff Young. Row 2: Lisa Ellis, Dawn Rose, Steve Kyes, Debbie Zehr, Bonnie Durham, Lisa Allen, Bonnie Fuller, Suelynn In- gram, Tom Love, Leon Stiles, Scott Cummings. Row 3: Brad Mcadam, Andrew Kelly, Bobby Horton, Sarah Weller, Mary Titus, Gigi Laidlaw, Mark Hartle. Row 4: Wes Belmore, Rick Bates, Jadd Brown, John Henderson, Jerry Cornell, Jeff Henderson, Richard Clement, Joe Smith. Row 5: Renee Lashbrooks, Tim Sheperd, Candy Cornell, Fred Clement, Phil Dashnaw, Mitchell Hayes, Jeff Pitcher, Herbie Denton, Lyle Bishop, Chris Frappier. AFTERNOON BOCES: Row 1: Kathy Wade, Laurie Hall, Linda Betts, Linda Ritchie, Randy Strate, Murl Hogle. Row 2: Laura Dusharm, Crystal Morrow, Shannon Devlin, Kim Reed, Kenny Belfield, David Manning. Row 3: Laurie Holland, Paula Love, Laurie Gaumes, Debbie Edney, Theresa Hadfield, Michelle Moskal. Row 4: Melissa Tuttle, Robin Roberts, Judy Moore, Greg Nichols, Jennifer Lacks, Sheila Shippee. Row 5: Mark Welson, Jim Mullin. 121 NORTHWEST TECH: TOP: Left to Right: Joseph Wing, Wilma Matott, Diane Ellison, June Ferry. BELOW: First: Linda Wilson, Bobbi Jo Mashaw, Kelly Marasco, Tracie Davis. Second: Carol Smith, Ken Weekes. Missing: Dawn Walrath, Amy Robillard, Bo Kerr, Michelle Dier. 122 123 124 Whiz Quiz — The Wrath of Carthage Here we are again, Glen For victory we now pray And hope our stand is not in vain That we take the laurels today Well we made the second round Our hearts are all a-flutter We hope we shall not draw a blank Or wrong answers start to mutter We really want to win this game It means a lot to us We love to get excused from class And ride the Rehab bus! Whiz Quiz Gouverneur was represented by Joanne Bush, Kathy Harron, Paul Milne and Jack Richardson in this year’s Whiz Quiz. Alter- nates were Gary Mc- Cullouch, Andy Stoffel, John Reynolds and Mike Nichols. They won the first match against Massena, 220-190, but lost in the third round of the second match against Carthage, 240-310. i • P.O. BOX 114 UUATGRTOUJn. n.Y. 13601 Sincere] ■jieiu; GOUCh Director of Frocrarnminp Mon coeur, il est casse We went and lost the game Now we leave and say goodbye To all our fortune and fame “How could we have possibly lost?” So said the downcast poet But just being able to scratch out a rhyme Never meant you couldn’t blow it Goodbye to you, Mr. Gough We must take our leave And stirring dreams of Whiz Quiz past j Ever will we weave Don’t forget us, Mr. Gough Our answers we did blunt And always do remember me I was in the mini-skirt A fond farewell to PBS To you and all your staff But still I am not satisfied I want your autograph! K.of Gouverneur 125 was a year of hits and misses. The comedy team was back with the likes of the Blues Brothers, the Festrunck Brothers, Cheech and Chong, Bob and Doug, and Ron and Nancy. Sly Stallone scored another knockout with Rocky III, Bill Murray struck gold in Stripes, and trekkies thrilled to The Wrath of Khan. Porky's and E.T. made a splash, and Garfield took the stage. Outra- geous hairdos and punk outfits made the scene, and an anti-prep movement surfaced. Eddie (Buckwheat) Murphy jumped out of the TV set into our liv s and such groups as Men at Work and The Clash hit the charts. Old favorites flourish, too; the Rolling Stones thrive, The Who played a rousing last tour, and the Rocky Horror Picture Show lives on in college towns everywhere. Walk- men attached themselves to our ears and video games attached themselves to our loose change. Amid this inno- vation, we could still find the public's struggle against nuclear enery, the Polish workers' struggle for solidarity and Reagan's struggle with domestic policy. The year was full of sorrow, too. As Prince Charles and Princess Diana heralded the birth of a royal son, Monaco and America lost a true jewel, Princess Grace Kelly. We passed another year painfully aware of the absence of John Lennon. Comic Genius John Belushi died and left a legacy of laughter in his memory. M A S H ended eleven successful years and Extra-Strength Tylenol ended headaches everywhere. More recently, piano great Eubie Blake passed on, and Tennessee Williams, renowned playwright, died tragically. These losses are felt deeply and lastingly. This has been a year of change, of joy and sorrow, hilarity and anxiety, victory and tragedy. The true realization has been that we are the champions. It was truly a time of Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations Whatever it is called, this year has been a memorable one and the mission has been accomplished. May you live long and prosper in this time, space, and dimension. That is all. idped out in anyway. We especially thank Mr. us sann The Yearbook Staff would like to thank the following people for their support, assistance, and donations '' ef ictures: JIT Kil one Mrs. Scott Miss Blake Chris Fuller ’ Tammy Finley The Typing Classes Tim Foster JohnTteynolds Mrs. Sipher Lisa Rivers Jody Prashaw Maggie Hurley Lisa Rich Lynn Rich Tribune Press . Stacy Coaches who siflplied write-dps 1 Z, Betrus for surrendering the ret -JL •, . ‘ II; ' • : l SOiLx iL- fe w lari Jj si fgt 128 Scott Daniel Noble February 4, 1965 — May 30, 1980 For everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven . . . Sometimes its hard to understand Gods reasons, but I thank him for letting Scott be a part of us — even if it was only for a little while. JoAnne Noble 129 Editors Message Now that I’m in the position I’ve been waiting for the three years I find myself struggling to create an appropriate conclusion regarding my ex- periences. I could complain about my small staff and general lack of cooperation, but I have begun to realize that, although it probably delayed the book considerably and increased my workload, I am better off for it all. I would like to thank Kathy Harron, Fred Scozzafava, Val Rosen- barker, Kea Rusch, Jim Burt, and Mr. Betrus for all they’ve done to help get the book done but, more than my heartfelt thanks, they deserve yours. Please be tactful in your criticism, they’ve all given up a great deal of time and effort. A special thanks goes to Heather and Holly Caswell, Carrie Allen, Bill Woodward, and Amy Byrns and all the other yearbook — Guiding Light fans. I appreciate your enthusiasm. I apologize for con- tributing to your boredom after school but I hope your interest persists. You have the potential to produce several fine books if you remain in- spired. An extra special is deserved by Mom for all her support and Scott for teaching me the practical uses for a cropping ruler. Joanne Bush Editor-in-Chief This year I feel better about the progress of the Deanonian staff. The staff has potential I hope will be realized. Editors have been selected for the next four years. Every year some people don’t have pictures on the staff page,this year is no exception. Persons not included were: Holly Caswell, Carrie Allen, Lisa Rich, Carole Reed and William Woodward. (I’ve probably missed others, sorry) It’s late and I haven’t much time, but for the record ... you as students have the future before you. How you treat others and yourself will be the only clue you have to the world which awaits you after graduation. Don’t be the cause of others unhappiness or pain, life is short and friends are few. In closing I wish to thank Joanne Bush who by herself did the majority of this book and whose patience and humor kept the Deanonian spirit alive for the past three years. I’ll miss Kathy and her very much. Fred Scoz- zafava and Kathy Harron are also to be thanked for their important con- tributions to this book. Best of luck to next year’s editor John Reynolds. Thank you one and all Alan Betrus, Adv. 130 p.s. thanks E.T.B. YEARBOOK: LEFT: Pen- ny Kirker, Sandy Stowell, Unidentified back, Sue Foster, Jim Burt. CENTER: Gary Me- Cullouch, Chris Anderson, Debby von Colin. BOT- TOM: Amy Burns, Bill Woodward, Heather Caswell. Not Pictured: John Reynolds, Holly Caswell, Val Rozenbarker. 131 Ivana Maragano of Sao Paolo, Brazil spent her summer vaca- tion with the family of Amy Cole. Ivana attended Gouverneur High School from December to March in order to learn the English language. She especially enjoyed the snow and made several friends during her stay. Tim Sell, Andy Stofell, Kathy Har- ron, Casey Whalen, and Paul Milne earned letters of commendation for scores of 179 or better on their PSAT’s. This is an honor and a tribute to their superior academic abilities. 132 . • Under the excellent automotive and photographic auspices of Tammy Finley, these reporters set out to highlight the hotspots of Gouverneur — and they succeed- ed! After sampling the coffee, beer nuts, and pool tables of the exclusive resaurants of past and present, they took in an outdoor film and went for a scenic walk along Main Street. These reporters feel they have touched the heart of Gouverneur and at its many op- portunities for reaction. When finally at the journey’s end, this reporter finds that the hardest part of leaving is get- ting on the bus. So good-bye, G.H.S. — it’s Miller time! 133 In an attempt to raise money for its scholarship fund the Student Council sponsored a highly suc- cessful Winter Weekend. The weekend consisted of a Jr. High dance, a Sr. High dance, and an adult dance as well as the trade fair which featured many local talents demonstrating their crafts. The weekend uiso featured a carnation sale. The Stu- dent Council would like to thank Mrs. Hunt and Paul Milne for being so easy to work for. 134 S. C. WINTER WEEKEND 135 atfe.36. ce MAGAZINE Offering the most complete coverage of the Jazz Blues scene of any magazine in the world. and CADENCE JAZZ RECORDS The Home of Magic Music reminds you not to let school interfere with your education and that music is a healing force. CADENCE CADENCE BUILDING REDWOOD, N.Y. 13679-9612 315-287-2852 Fun for Sale NESCO Advertising Office 315-287-0900 WARD L. HOWARD, INC. Gouverneur, N.Y. 13642 Morton W. Howard, Pres. Home 315-287-0584 SEAKER CHEVROLET, INC. THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Gouverneur, N.Y. . oPINESs- Sophomore Sales • Service • Supplies Gouverneur, N.Y. 13642 Phone 287-0500 136 137 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Tammy Finley All Her Friends We have never had the privilege of being associated with a finer group of young ladies and gentlemen. You are all to be commended. GOUVERNEUR ROOFING SHEET METAL Rock Island Road 287-1012 138 W v EASTON’S AMERICAN HARDWARE RD «5 - ROUTE 11 - SOUTH SPORTING GOODS STORE INC. FRED EASTON Phone Owner 287-1211 J H FEED FARM STORE P.O. Box 236 Phone 287-3151 R—5, Gouverneur, N.Y. 13642 Bulk Feed Service — Seed — Fertilizer — Farm Supplies, Etc. FERGUSON PRINTING CO. Commercial Printing Publishers of the Sports News Wedding Invitations By Carlson Rock Island Road 287-1950 AGWAY PETROLEUM CORP. Heating Oils Gasoline Diesel LPGas Anti-Freeze Heating Installations Bulk Motor Oil 24 Hour Burner Service Phone 287-3100 Gouverneur, N.Y. ■ t x” '■ Wr m WL i ' I . ] X VsL A A STITCH IN TIME FABRICS CRAFTS A Complete Line of Fabrics Notions Patterns and Crafts 45 E. Main St. 287—4651 m mflF'Msmmmsm «psoodHeh R.V. TIRE SALES 407 East Main St. Gouverneur, N.Y. 13642 Sales Manager Ph. 315 287-3240 Richard A. Robb 139 Dave Hampton CHRYSLER Imports RD 3 Rout II Gouvsrnsur, Nsw York 13642 SMITH SALES AGENCY MONTGOMERY WARDS Dave Hampton PRESIDENT Open Monday a Friday Evenings PH. 287-1300 Main St. Gouverneur 287—2400 LYNDE DAIRY STORE RESTAURANT Rt. 11 South Gouverneur, N.Y. Phone 287-2660 Best Wishes WESTERN AUTO STORE AND RADIO SHACK DEALER Home Owned 101 E. Main St. 287—0630 Locally Owned and Operated CALICO KITCHEN ARNE’S MEN’S LADIES SHOP 79 E. Main St. Quality Clothing 49 East Main St. Gouverneur, New York Phone: 287-3621 Extends Best Wishes to Class of 1982 140 GOUVERNEUR CO-OP ASSN, INC. Feed and Farm Supplies Phone: 287-0710 Lumber Phone: 287-2640 Gouverneur, N.Y. For Kind and Courteous Service BROWN’S JEWELRY STORE Est. 1940 Bulova, Seiko Keepsake 43 East Main 287-2830 Gouverneur, N.Y. 13642 And Gralyn BEST WISHES East Main Street Gouverneur, New York Congratulations to the Class of’83 From GOUVERNEUR AUTO PARTS SUPPLY 10-18 Park Street Gouverneur, New York Tel 287-1600-2 141 1 66 Tlum lhPArv Congratulations Lynn Rich and All Her Friends in the Class of ’83 WRIGHT’S Clothing — Sporting Goods — Footwear Lee — Levi — Nike — Thom McAn Zena — Manisha HARRON’S ELECTRIC SERVICE INC. Offering • Industrial and Commercial Installations • Planned Lighting for Existing Buildings • Electric Motor Sales and Service “For the Most Complete Electrical Service in Northern New York” West Main St. Gouverneur Phone 287—2410 Wholesale and Retail Supplies 142 SPILMAN’S GARAGE □ Corner: Vernon Gonyeau Congratulations to the Class of ’83 from: MERCER’S JERESY FARMS, INC. International Trucks AMC Jeep Pontiac — Olds — Buick Phone 287-1740 DaveSpilman Phone 287-0626 Hailesboro, N.Y. Deliveries Throughout Waterown, Clayton, Odgensburg, Massena, Canton, Harrisville, Alexandria Bay, Adams, Hermon, Star Lake and Potsdam American Motors Phone: 287-0480 In Gouverneur 143 AUTOGRAPH . 144