Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1989 volume:

MATTHEW • MORENZ RUSTY J • MOREY CRISTI • MOSSING JOHN II • MYERS LAURIE • NEWVINE CARRI A • OTTO RACHELLE • PARKER AMY JO • PATTON JERRI LYN • PETRIE RICHARD • PIERCE ANGELA M • PIKE WAYNE F • PISTOLESI BRIDGETTE • PONCIN CHRISTINE • PRESUTTI ANDREA • RASTLEY ROSANNA M • RAYMO CATHERINE • REDDICK VALERIE • REED SHAWN F • RICE PENNY M • ROBERTS EDWARD D • ROSHUATAMMY • RUBERTELLO MICHAEL D • SAWYER PAMMY • SAWYER SHAWN W • SAWYERTAMMY SCOTT ANDREW • SHAW TIMOTHY P • SHEPHERD MICHELLE • SIBLEY DAN • SIBLEY JAMIE • SIEGRIST CONNIE S • SIM TAMMY • SIMMONS ANNE M • SMITH LISA • STARK II MICHAEL JOS • STORIE LEON • STOWELL BOBBIE JO STOWELLTAMMYL STREETERCHRISTINE STREETER JANET M STREETER WENDY • SUTKUS AMY LYNN • SWEM JENNIFER L • TAYLOR KELLY J • TAYLOR LAURA • TAYLOR TAMMY J • TRAVIS REBECCA • TURNER LORRIE • TUTTLE ROBBIE • VACHEVTSEKO • VANORNUM PEGGY S • VENTON LEON • WADE NANCY C • WAINWRIGHT REGINA • WALDRUFF KEVIN C • WALRATH ALTON • WALRATH JOHN • WALSH ERIC M «WALTON ERIC W WEIR MICHELLE WHITE KIMBERLY A • WHITTON JOHNATHAN V • WIDRICK LYNNETTE M • WOLAK JESSICA • WOODARD MARCIA A • YOUNG SARAH LYN • ALBERRY MARCY • ALGUIRE DAWN M • ALGUIRE KELLY J • ANDREWS JAMIE L • ARGANBRIGHT T BRIDGE • ARMES MICHAEL S • ASHLEY TERRY • BACON HEATHER • BATES STEPHEN G • BELLINGER KATHLEEN • BENJAMIN DONALD JR • BIGAREL WENDY L • BIGELOW DAWN • BIOLSI LAURIE ANN • BISHOP NICOLE E • BRESETT CHRISTINA • BROWN BOBBI JO • BROWN RUSSELL • BROWN SHAUN P • BUSH BARBARA • BUSH MAUREEN E • BUTLER SCOTT LEE • CANNING JAMES • CARLSON DAWN • CARLSON WENDY• CHAMBERS GERALD • CHARLTON NICOLE • CHARTER MARK L • CLANCY WILLIAM PAUL • CONKLIN CURTIS E • COUNTRYMAN BILLIE JO COUNTRYMAN BOBBIJO • COWLES CHRISTOPH • CROWNER MELANIE E • CUMMINGS BOBBI JO • CUNNINGHAM DANIEL • CUNNINGHAM RICHARD G • CUTRIE JO • CUTWAY RICK • DASILVA MARCEL� DIXON JOAN L • DONALDSON MICHAEL • DOWE CHRISTOPHER • ELLIS KATHERINE • ESTES RHONDA J • FACEY RODGER • FACEY SHERRI • FARR TONY S • FERRY ARTHUR JR • FI FI ELD KAREN • FISCHER ERIC • FORSYTHE JOSEPH R • FULLER DAVID • GAMBLE KRISTINE • GARRISON CORY • GARRISON TROY • GATES CHRISTOPHER • GEER TINA M • GIBSON AMI • GOTHAM HEATHER L • GRIFFIS BILLIE JO • HALPEN GREGORY • HANCE JASON W • HANCE LORIE J • HANCE REGINA M • HARPER DEAN JR • HARTLE NICOLE M • HASKINS SHELLEY L • HATCH SCOTT R • HAYS BARBARA L • HELVIE SCOTT • HERNANDEZ MARIA • HILIS HEDY • HITCHMAN JOHN • HODGDON KORRY • HOGLE TINA • HOLDSTOCK PAULA • HOLLY LARRY A • HORTON TRACEY L • HUNTER JOHN JR • HURLEY THOMAS «ISEREAU DARREN R R «JACKSON ARNOLD • JENKINS CARRIE • JENKINS CYNTHIA • JENKINS TAMMY J «JONCK LAURA JULIEN SHANE KINGSLEY DANIEL M«KINNEYTAM MY L • KIRBY MELISSA A • KLEM CHARLES G • LAMICA KATHY A • LANE DAVID • LANE TACY E • LAW CH RIS • MACAULAY HOPE • MACAULAY LUCAS • MACAULAY STACY • MARCELLUS DERRICK • MASHAW PEGGY • MASON AARON C • MATICE MICHELLE L • MATICE RODNEY S • MCADAM BRENT F • MCINTOSH CHRISTINE • MCQUADE MICHAEL • MEASHAW JULIA • MENDOZA MICHAEL J • MERRITT GARY R • MITCHELL MATTHEW • MORENZ RUSTY J • MOREY CRISTI • MOSSING JOHN II • MYERS LAURIE • NEWVINE CARRI A • OTTO RACHELLE • PARKER AMY JO • PATTON JERRI LYN • PETRIE RICHARD • PIERCE ANGELA M • PIKE WAYNE F • PISTOLESI BRIDGETTE • PONCIN CHRISTINE • PRESUTTI ANDREA • RASTLEY ROSANNA M • RAYMO CATHERINE • REDDICK VALERIE REEDSHAWN F RICE PENNY M • ROBERTS EDWARD D • ROSHUA TAMMY • RUBERTELLO MICHAEL D • SAWYER PAMMY • SAWYER SHAWN W • SAWYER TAMMY « SHAW TIMOTHY SCOTT ANDREW • P • SHEPHERD MICHELLE • SIBLEY DAN • SIBLEY JAMIE • SIEGRIST CONNIE S • SIM TAMMY • SIMMONS ANNE M • SMITH LISA • STARK II MICHAEL JOS • STORIE LEON • STOWELL BOBBIE JO • STOWELL TAMMY L • STREETER CHRISTINE • STREETER JANET M • STREETER WENDY • SUTKUS AMY LYNN • SWEM JENNIFER L • TAYLOR KELLY J • TAYLOR LAURA • TAYLOR TAMMY J • TRAVIS REBECCA • TURNER LORRIE • TUTTLE ROBBIE • VACHEV TSEKO • VANORNUM PEGGY S • VENTON LEON • WADE NANCY C • WAINWRIGHT REGINA • WALDRUFF KEVIN C • WALRATH ALTON • WALRATH JOHN • WALSH ERIC M • WALTON ERIC W • WEIR MICHELLE • WHITE KIMBERLY A • WHITTON JOHNATHAN V • WIDRICK LYNNETTE M • WOLAK JESSICA • WOODARD MARCIA A • YOUNG SARAH LYN • ALBERRY MARCY • ALGUI RE DAWN M • ALGUIRE KELLY J • ANDREWS JAMIE L • ARGANBRIGHTT BRIDGE • ARMES MICHAEL S • ASHLEY TERRY • BACON HEATHER • BATES STEPHEN G • BELLINGER KATHLEEN • BENJAMIN DONALD JR • BIGAREL WENDY L • BIGELOW DAWN • BIOLSI LAURIE ANN • BISHOP NICOLE E • BRESETT CHRISTINA BROWN BOBBI JO • BROWN RUSSELL BROWN SHAUN P BUSH BARBARA BUSH MAUREEN E BUTLERSCOTTLEE CANNING JAMES • CARLSON DAWN • CARLSON WENDY • CHAMBERS GERALD • CHARLTON NICOLE «CHARTER MARK L CLANCYWILLIAM PAUL CONKLIN CURTIS E • COUNTRYMAN BILLIE JO • 4 i i Gouverneur Jr. Sr. High School 1989, Deanonian Volume 63 Gouverneur, New York «III. l i 11 'I jjiiHwwi ucuifinipmimii i' iij P!U4 iitwi,t� puiii Opening Seniors Superlatives Faculty Underclassmen Sports Activities Conclusions Ads ! 1-IIWPW IIIIU-1 � ■U- , ■ a i-fcg «- i I wmm f—1 - 5 Moving Up Day ceremonies were held in the auditorium. Each class wore their respec- tive colors: freshman, pink; sophmores, yel- low; juniors, blue; and seniors, white. Awards for academic excellence and extra curricular activities were presented to each desearving student. At the close of the ceremony, each student moved forward, one year closer to graduation. Moving Up Day 2 V Graduation ’88 The Graduation of the class of 1988 was one to remember, especially since they were the hun- dredth class to graduate from GHS. The ceremo- nies were held outdoors on the evening of June 25. The orchestra, led be Victoria Vissar, provided music including the processional in which the se- niors entered to. Yolanda Skvorak directed the choir. Speakers were Meggan Clark, Lisa Dunkle- burg, and David Gleason. Graduation Party ’88 was to follow. 3 Graduation Party ’88 Mr. William Porter, the “father” of the new tradition in Gouverneur High, struck a wonderful idea for the 100th year anniversary of the school, a chemical fee graduation party. The Party was a definite success, but not without the laborious hours of work that were contributed by the community, staff, parents, and the class of ’88. The vibrant decorations were beautifully put together. Evolving around the exciting activities were various themes. A candle-lit walkway guilded you to the majestic main entrance where the theme displayed was, “Blast off ’88, A Night To Remember”, next the tempting, cool breeze of the “Surf’s Up” was an inviting feature for the pool. The main gym with the exotic theme “Somewhere Out There” was of planets, the silvery spaceship gleemed as the center of attention. The theme “Dreams” accompanied the casino, in the Auxiliary gym, where you could earn catbucks through games such as roulette, craps, blackjack, wheel of fortune, and many other unique games. Next you entered the “party zone” in the West Cafeteria in which some of the offered activities were; pool, videogames, table tennis, the graffiti board, and more. If food was your game then the East Cafeteria was the name. Here the endless variety of food was unlimited to your desires. Movies were also available in the auditorium to be seen at designated times. The four auctions and the door prizes were the main events of the party, which took place in the auxiliary gym and auditorium. It was evident that this was a well-designed, well-planned affair which all could be proud of, now and the years to come. v . m is i Hunter As children we are given a foundation on which to base our lives. While we are still insecure and very vulnerable, we are forced to invest in our future. How firm the foundation and wise the investment determines prosperity. —John K. They've Got The Cutest Little ! BABY FACES SENIORS NAME nickname favorite movie favorite song favorite food life’s amibition activities 1, 2, 3, 4 MARCY ALBERRY Ma Top Gun Raise Your Hands to Heaven Peanutbutter ice cream Go to college and become a probation officer Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Swim- ming 4; Yorker Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club President 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; NYSSMA solos 1, 2, 3; Vice President of S.A.D.D. 4; S.A.D.D. 3, 4; Col- or Guard 3, 4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Voice of Democracy 4 TRISTA BRIDGETTE ARGANBRIGHT Boss, Fonzy, “T” Can’t Buy Love Hangman’s Jury Mom’s tuna noodle casserole To be happy, helping hurt children, and to be an aunt Football Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3; Farming 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track (manager) 2; Band 1, 2; Young Life 2, 3, 4 KELLY ALGUIRE Mud Top Gun Lady in Red Peanutbutter Cups Be happy and successful Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent council 2, 4; S.A.D.D. 3, 4; Book Club 3; Yearbook Committee 2; Band Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3 MIKE ARMES Jim Hatch The Rocky Horror Picture Show Take Me To the Top Roma Pizza To be the lead guitarist in the world’s biggest rock band Ms. Holman Hassler 2, 3; Jim Hatch 1, 2, 3, 4; Nude Turtle- back Riding 3, 4; Son of a motherless goat 1, 2, 3, 4; Trout fishing in Quebec 1, 2, 3, 4; Burning Chaka 3, 4 JAMIE LYNN ANDREWS Jumpin’, Runt Caddyshack Paradise City Italian To be a successful farmer and happily married to Bridgette Football 1,2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chewing club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cru- sin’ 1, 2, 3, 4 lji vv in 1V1AK1E ALGUIRE Dawny, Grandma Die Hard, Dirty Dancing, Cocktail Locomotion, Pump Up the Volume Chinese and Italian Live a long and happy life and be successful at whatever I do Chorus 1, 2; Jr. Prom Com- mittee 3; BOCES-foods 3, 4 TERRY LYNN MAE ASHLEY Pick Lost Boys Love Bites Pizza To be the best that I can be at everything I do Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2; BOCES 3, 4 DONALD BENJAMIN Dale Vision Quest C.O.D. or T.N.T. Pizza and beer To be rich Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; BOCES rat 3, 4; Partier 4 HEATHER ANNE BACON Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Spring, Spring, Spring Cheeseburger Pie Serve God Area All-State 1, 2; Whiz Quiz 2; NYSSMA 1; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Book Club 3 STEPHEN BATES Batesy Die Hard Love Bites Pizza Go to college, become a P.E. teacher or pro football player Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Outdoor Track 3, 4; Baseball 2; Perfect Driver 1, 2, 3,4 KATHY BELLINGER Kat Top Gun, Some Kind of Won- derful Anything by Bon Jovi Pizza To go into the travel field or foods and be happy and suc- cessful S.A.D.D. 2, 3, 4; Prom com- mittee 3; Reading club 3; Choir 1, 2; BOCES-foods 3, 4 WENDY BIGAREL Wendall, Wendalyn, Wen About Last Night Look Away-Chicago Lasagna and peas To be happy and successful and always keep in touch with Nancy Nat’l Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; S.A.D.D. 2, 3; Varsity Club 4; Student Council Rep. 3, 4; Track 3 DAWN BIGELOW Bugus Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Love Bites Crunchy Cheese Curls To keep laughing and if that doesn’t happen, keep every- one else happy Prom committee 3; S.A.D.D. 3, 4; Ouija worship 4; Moose- kateer 4; Student Store 4; Yearbook 4; Lester’s neighbor 3; Head of Dawn’s party crue 3,4 LAURIE BIOLSI Laur, Superman Die Hard Don’t Know what you’ve got (til it’s gone) Shrimp, Black Olives, Oran’s Spaghetti Spend 2 weeks in Wildwood, help Joan spend $30 million and be a kinesiotherapist Soccer 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2; Swim Team 4; Yearbook com- mittee 4; Hangin’ out in Jer- sey 1, 2, 3, 4 10 NICOLE BISHOP Nickie La Bamba; Love Bites Tacos In the field of animal re- search Softball 2; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Guide 3 SHAWN BROWN CHRISTINA BRESETT Chris Dirty Dancing Angel Pizza Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 1 BARBARA L. BUSH Rambarb Dirty Dancing Can’t Fight This Feeling Spaghetti or Arby’s Chicken Burgers To be a lifetime member of cinco, happy healthy Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4; Choir 1, 4; S.A.D.D. 1, 2; Honor Society Vice President 3, 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Color- guard 1, Prom Committee 3 BOBBI JO BROWN Boo!! Boobie Jo Dirty Dancing Love Bites Crazy for You To become rich and marry a rock star Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Musi- cal production 3,4; Guide 3, 4; Max Dancin’ 1, 2, 3, 4; Party- ing 1, 2, 3, 4; Guy Watcher’s Anon 1, 2, 3, 4; Dirty Dancin’ 1, 2, 3, 4 MAUREEN ELIZABETH BUSH Moe Die Hard Honestly Tossed Salad Athletic trainer Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Softball 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 RUSSELL BROWN SCOTT BUTLER Breakin I II Don’t Shoot Shotgun Seafood Own a construction business Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; NWA Watcher 3, 4; Rap Artist 2, 3, 4 11 JAMES CANNING Jimmer Mannequin Nothings’ Gonna Stop Us Now Shrimp Construction Niki’s boyfriend 2, 3, 4; Kodi- ak 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Studies Hater 1, 2, 3, 4 MARK CHARTER Chip Beverly Hills Cop II The Ultimate Sin by Ozzy Pizza To be a machinest Chewing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Par- tying Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Low Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 DAWN CARLSON Dawn Slot Labyrinth Pour Some Sugar on Me Krista’s Fries To be an R.N. Rocking 1, 2, 3, 4; Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4; Listening to the radio 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club WENDY CARLSON Jetnie, Wen Dirty Dancing Pour Some Sugar on Me Love Bites Pizza Genny Wine Coolers To find Mr. Right and settle down, and become an R.N. Art Club 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; dating 1, 2, 3, 4; Going to the Max 3, 4; Dating Brian 4 NICOLE CHARLTON Nikki, Coley E.T. Faithfully Raspberry Slushpuppy To be successful and very happy WILLIAM CLANCY Crust (Stoner) Friday the 13th 1-99 Back in Black Lasagna, Pizza Get a real job Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1; Football 4; Mo- torcyle Crashing 1, 2, 3, 4 CURTIS CONKLIN Crazy, Freddy Kreuger Nightmare on Elm Street se- ries Are You Ready for Freddy Kreuger Raw Meat Be Freddy Kreuger II, Slice, Dice, slash, Manage Pro wrestler Abdullah the Butch- er Freddy Kreuger II 1, 2, 3, 4; Insane madman 1, 2, 3, 4; Wierdo 1, 2, 3, 4 BILLIE JO COUNTRYMAN Bobbie Near Dark Dream On, Night Songs Genessee Spaghetti Record engineer producer Spring Track 1, 2; Winter Track 2; J.V. Soccer 2; Bob- bie’s guardian 1, 2, 3, 4; Red- neck hater 1, 2, 3, 4 12 DANIEL RICK CUNNINGHAM CUNNINGHAM Dan Die Hard Sweet Child of Mine Pizza, Mom’s Club Steaks Forest ranger J.V. Wrestling 1, 2; J.V. Foot- ball 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4, 5; Spring Track 3, 4; Varsity Club 4 MELANIE E. CROWNER Mel Gone With the Wind It Changes Every Week Mom’s scalloped potatoes Be a respiratory therapist days, a body builder nights, a race car driver Sundays, al- ways love Clarence Cum- mings Student Council 1, 2, 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Guide 2, 3; BOCES I II 3, 4; Clay’s girlfriend fiance 2, 3, 4 JO VICKIE ANNE CUTRIE Yo-Yo, Joey, Jo A Force of One Anything For You, Hold on to the Nights Peanutbutter Jelly sand- wiches To be the best nurse that I can be and happily married to J.E.M. J.V. Football Cheerleading 2; Varsity Football Cheerlead- ing 3, 4; Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 3; J.V. Football cheerleading helper 4; BOCES rat 3, 4; Jon’s nurse 3, 4; Cruisin’ 4; BOBBIE JO COUNTRYMAN Billie River’s Edge Think About You Jack Daniels To party with Gun’s ‘n’ Rose’s for the rest of my life. Be the mother of W.A.R.’s ba- bies, Babysit Billie Freshmen President 1; Soph- omore treasurer 2; Senior Treasurer 4; Billie’s babysit- ter 1, 2, 3, 4; Gun’s ‘n’ Rose’s freak 3, 4 CHRIS COWLES The Wraith Prince of Darkness Messing With a Hurricane Jreck Subs Go to college and play foot- ball, become a semi-profes- sional football player, become semi-rich and drive fast cars J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Outdoor Track 3, 4; reckless driver 3, 4 BOBBIJO CUMMINGS Jo Lethal Weapon Sweet Child of Mine Pizza Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Graduation Party Committee 4 RICK CUTWAY Mr. Sense, Spider, Liquid Head Platoon Bon Jovi, Bad Medicine Fresh venison, Mashed pota- toes To move to Florida, get rich, buy the Bud Light factory, retire, and hear about every- one who stays in Gouverneur Basketball 1, 2; Brockport trips 4; Successful skipping school 1, 2, 3, 4; Darren’s liq- uid head buddy 1, 2, 3, 4 3 MARCEL A. DASILVA Mar, Marfo, Cell, Morsel, Marshmellow, Marsupial Lethal Weapon, Apocolypse Now Love Bites Pizza and Steak To be successful, have a beau- tiful wife and great family, make a lot of money and be an excellent State Trooper Track and Field 2, 3, 4; In- door Track 3, 4; Cross Coun- try 3, 4 KATHY ELLIS JOAN DIMON Officer a Gentleman Red, Red, Wine Pizza subs Spend $30 million, own a ho- tel on the Bahamas and be with the man I love X-Country 3; Soccer 1; In- door Track 1, 3; Outdoor Track 1, 3; S.A.D.D. 3, 4; MIKE DONALDSON Crazy The Song Remains the Same Crazy Train Pizza Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; X-Coun- try 1; Sexual Activities 1, 2, 3, 4; Partying till Dawn 1, 2, 3,4; Crazy 1, 2, 3, 4; All Alcoholics Allowed 1, 2, 3, 4 CHRIS DOWE Gumby, Dowe Robocop Welcome to the Jungle Chinese Mortician Soccer 2 RHONDA ESTES Mortisha Outsiders Dream On Freebird Pork Fried Rice To be the best that I can be at whatever I do Partying 3, 4; Racing 4 RODGER FACEY Predator Sink the Pink- AC DC Venison To get rich quick and retire early SHERRY FACEY Boscoe Dirty Dancing Look Away Steak and Seafood Cheerleading 1 14 TONY FARR Tone, Bone, TT, T Bone, Boner, T Biscuit Planes, Trains, Atoumo- biles, Lethal Weapon STYX, Snowblind Pepsi To grow up and live in a box Sleeping 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Napping 1, 2, 3, 4; Nude Turtleback riding 1, 2, 3, 4; Not doing homework 1, 2, 3, 4; Lake Placid 4; Geese hunting in Brazil 1, 2 ARTHUR JOHN FERRY Jr. Ray Visionquest Wildside Fettucini To be a welder, make lots of money and keep Barb happy Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Barb’s boyfriend 3, 4; De- tention 1, 2, 3, 4 KAREN FIFIELD Fifi, Hoops Nightmare on Elm St. I II III Sweet Child Of Mine, Love Bites Pizza, Buritos (Arizona style) Rich, married, successfully employed, loved, living some- where elsebesides Gouver- neur, and most of all, living life to the fullest and remem- bered Prom Committee 3; Summer school 3; BOCES rat 4 PAUL FINLEY Frederick Chuck Norris Born in the U.S.A. Steak Swimming 2; Fishing 3; Foot- ball 1; Basketball 2; Hunting 4; Trapping 4 JOE FORSYTHE 4 Skins Maximum Overdrive Anything by AC DC Skoal To die, go to hell and meet Bon Scott, drop it in low ev- ery chance I get Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; AC DC worshipper 1, 2, 3, 4 DAVID FULLER Dave The Great Outdoors Look Away Pizza KRISTINE M. GAMBLE Gambler The Wraith I Don’t Wanna Live Without You Doritos Spaghetti To die in Joe’s arms Varsity Soccer 3, 4; J.V. Soc- cer 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 1, 2 CORY GARRISON Duke The Song Remains the Same Everything by AC DC Ham sandwich w cheese and a lot of Gennies Just to succeed Partying 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior skip day 1, 2, 3, 4; Canton Frat parties 3, 4; Ridin’ in Carri’s bomb of a car 4; DWI 4; All around being crazy 1, 2, 3, 4; Cop hater 1, 2, 3, 4; Golden tap 4 15 TROY GARRISON HEATHER GOTHAM Hez Stealing Home Hold on to the Night Shrimp To be happy with whatever I decide to do Soccer 1, 2, 3; Colorguard 1 CHRISTOPHER GATES Chris Police Academy 40 Anything by Van Halen Pizza To become a professional bum Swimming 4; Track 1, 2, 3; A.V. 1, 2, 3, 4; Partying 1, 2, 3, 4; P C grocery cart races 3, 4 TINA GEER Beany Friday the 13th Changes every week Grandma Geer’s Cookies Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Prom Com- mittee 3 GREGORY HALPEN hey “man” Sid and Nancy Running to Stand Still Chinese Egg Rolls Pursue a lifetime acting and music career Vice president of Foreign Culture Club 3, 4; Speech Club 3, 4; Dean oratoricals 3, 4; Drama class productions 3, 4; Choir and Select Choir 3, 4; Area All-State 4; Yearbook Committee 3, 4; Cheerleader spotter 4; Musical lead 3, 4; Senior play 3, 4 JASON HANCE Hancer Spaceballs Living on a Prayer Pizza Wrestling 1, 2; Speeding 3, 4; Getting pulled over 3, 4; Swimming 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 AMI GIBSON Amos Who Framed Roger Rabbit Groovy Kind of Love Lasagna Prom Committee 3 LORIE HANCE Bueller Top Gun Shattered Dreams Roma Lasagna and shrimf cocktail To be successful and extreme- ly happy Softball 1, 2; Ski Club 4 16 REGINA HANCE Wedgie Purple Rain Don’t be Cruel by Bobby Brown Rigatoni Elementary Ed. teacher w a lot of money Honor Roll 1, 4; Becky’s ba- bysitter 3, 4; Slave at Bon- nie’s 1, 2, 3, 4; Nona’s break- fast cook 3, 4; Just plain good 1, 2, 3, 4 DEAN HARPER Deano Beetlejuice Bad Medicine Lasagna Graduate Boy’s Swim team 4; Yorker 1, 2, 3,4 NICOLE HARTLE SHELLEY HASKINS Shell Ernest Goes to Camp One Moment in Time Fried Chicken I wish to be out of Gouver- neur, a successful psychia- trist(shrink) to help the oth- ers who decide to stay in Gouverneur Outdoor Track 1; Indoor Track 2; X-Country 3; Guide 4; BOCES 3; Brad’s girlfriend 3, 4; SCOTT R. HATCH Swan The Song Remains the Same Lethal Weapon Everything by Led Zepplin Jimi Hendrix Steak Successful, happy and enjoy life Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball ' 1, 2; Ms. Holman Hassler 2, 3; Jim Hatch 1, 2, 3, 4; Nude tur- tleback riding 3, 4; Son of a motherless goat 1, 2, 3, 4; Trout Fishing in Quebec 1, 2, 3, 4; Lake Placid 4 BARBARA LYN SCOTT HELVIE HAYS Barbara Grass Lyn Youngblood Heaven-Brian Adams Pizza French Fries Get a secretarial job or be a court stenographer. Be with Art the rest of my life and buy Art a Harley Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Art’s girlfriend 3, 4 HEDY E. HILTS Flash Youngblood Is This Love Grilled Cheese sandwich tomato soup Be a successful T.V. commen- tator and to have a family Varsity Soccer 3, 4; J.V. Soc- cer 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Class Treasurer 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. high Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Jr. Honor Society 1; Musical 2; Band 1, 2; Choir 1, 2, 3; Soft- ball 1, 2; Track 1; Student Council president 4; Select Choir 3, 4 JOHN HITCHMAN Hitchy Fatal Attraction It’s So Easy Pizza Cut-A-Rug Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Student Council 4; Varsi- ty Club 4; Genny’s friend 2, 3, 4 KORRY HOGDON TINA MARIE HOGLE Oscar, Hoochie Dirty Dancing Anything by AC DC Micky D’s Cheeseburger fries Stay single and party it up Guide 2, 3; Partying 2, 3, 4; Park Bum 1, 2, 3, 4; Emery- ville parties 3, 4; Fair brat bum 1, 2, 3, 4; Woobie’s car drunks 3, 4 PAULA HOLDSTOCK Buzzy Cheech Chong’s Next Mov- ie Pour some Sugar On Me Chicken Parmesan Play professional volleyball Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Store 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; AM BOCES 4 LARRY HOLLY Bud Dog Godzilla Takes Richville Three Coins in a Fountain Mozarella Cheese Sticks Grow up and be a terrorist Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Marching Band 1; Lunch 1, 2, 3, 4 SUSANNE HORTON Susy Q Family Ties Footloose Pizza, Lasagna Travel to different parts of the country then get married BOCES 1, 2; Work half day 4 TRACEY HORTON Trixie Good Morning Vietnam I Saw Him Standing There Pizza, French Fries To raise a family and be an office worker for a big corpo- ration Library Club 3, 4; Choir 1; BOCES 3, 4 JOHN K. HUNTER The Surgeon Spiker Jeopardy Theme Song Pizza I have one and only one am- bition, to be the best Varsity Basketball 2, 3; Men’s Volleyball 2, 3, 4; National I Honor Society 3, 4; Listed in Who’s Who 4; Spring Track 3; S.A.D.D. 4; Under-rated Ath- lete’s Anonymous X, 2, 3, 4 18 TAMMY JO JENKINS T.J. Good Morning Vietnam Sweet Child of Mine Camel hump dipped in honey dew To succeed in whatever I do, and with Tim Soccer 1, 2, 3; Softball 2; Summer School 3; Parties 1, 2, 3, 4 DARREN ISEREAU Izzy, Dogger, Liquid Head Die Hard Def Leppard-Pour Some Sug- ar On Me Broiled Haddock, Tacos Move away to Florida, get rich, get away from this small town and live comfortably J.V. Football 1, 2; J.V. Wres- tling 1; Indian River Trips 3, 4; Loud Truck Music 3, 4; Skipping w out getting caught 1, 2, 3, 4 LAURA JONK Sam Dirty Dancing Get Out of my Dreams and Into my Car Pizza Go to college and get a job training horses FFA Agriculture 1, 2, 3; Li- brary Club 2, 3 CARRIE ANNE JENKINS C.J., Carebear Coming to America Love Bites-Def Leppard Anything Spicy Have a successful career in the secretarial field and have many wonderful years of marriage with Richard Wain- wright, and leave Gouverneur for good Varsity Football Cheerlead- ing 3; Prom Committee 3; Be- ing w Rich Wainwright 3, 4 SHANE JULIEN Morton, FAV Wanted Dead or Alive Welcome to the Jungle Homemade Bread To be very active in military CYNTHIA A. JENKINS Cindy Flowers in the Attic Somebody Pizza Hut Pizza Elementary teacher Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; X-Coun- try 3, 4; NYSSMA solo 3; Spring Track 3, 4; Yorker Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Guide 4; Indoor Track 4 DANIEL M. KINGSLEY Beatle Friday the 13th 1-7 Pour Some Sugar On Me Pizza Game Warden Football 2; Sr. High Student Council 3 TOM HURLY Dhuck young Guns stairway to Heaven Atomic Hot Wings Become rich and move away from Gouverneur Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Nat’l Jr. Honor Society 1; Nat’l Sr. Honor Society 2, 3, 4; A pest to Amy and Barb 1, 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Bomb squad 4; Submarine Warfare 3, 4; Mrs. Sipher’s permanent student 4 19 TAMMY KINNEY Tiger Mannequin Superstitious Bread Sticks from Pizza Hut Indoor Track 1; Choir 1, 2, 3; Tony’s girlfriend 3, 4; Twirl- ing 4 DAVID L. LANE Tiger Eddie Murphy-Raw Believe in Love-Scorpians Pizza at Klem’s To be a song writer and hap- pily married to Janis Jan’s boyfriend 4, 5 MELISSA A. KIRBY Pooh Terms of Endearment More Than a Feeling Spaghetti To remain a lifetime member of cinco and to be happy in whatever I decide to do Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; S.A.D.D. 2, 3; Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 2; Graduation Party ‘89’ com- mittee 4 CHARLES G. KLEM Chaz Back to the Future Groovy Kind of Love Pizza To be an Architect Foreign Culture Club 3, 4; Whiz Quiz 2, 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Yearbook 4; Area All- State 3, 4; Select Choir 4; Prom Committee 3 TACY LANE Tace Outsiders Boys of Summer Chocolate Successful career, Tace ‘n’ Rodney forever HOPE MACAULAY Howie, Hopless Cocktail Forever Young Shrimp and Fries Plan to own my own Chipen- dale business and live my life up in Hawaii w Randy as much as possible Indoor Track Varsity 1, 2; Randy’s girlfriend 1, 2, 3, 4 KATHY LAMICA Kat, Lamik Dirty Dancing Do You Love Me Spaghetti To have the biggest Pollec Herferd Ranch in the world To be filthy rich Roaming Halls 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2; Mouth 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA 2, 3, 4; Partying 3, 4 Jennifer’s phone buddy 1, 2 3,4 LUCAS MACAULAY 20 STACEY MACAULAY Spacey Die Hard Nothin’s Gonna Change (my love for you) Manicotti Famous Music Teacher Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 4; SADD 3; Yearbook, Musi- cal 2; Softball 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 BRENT McADAM Bert Chilly 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 PEGGY MASHAW Peggar Dirty Dancing, Who Framed Roger Rabbit Love Bites Subs To be an RN and work in a big hospital Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl Scout 2, 3, 4; Musical 2; Guide 2; AARON MASON Woodstock Sweet Leaf, Black Sabbath Sweet Putang To mellow out, bring peace to the world, and become an Automotive technician Wrestling 1, 2; Football 1; In- out-and after school 1, 2, 3, 4; Monday blues 1, 2, 3, 4; Crazy Times 1, 2, 3, 4; Partying 1, 2, 3,4 COREY McADAM Mac Karade Kid II Top 100 Anything edible To be a Professional D.J. Soccer 1, 4; A.V. 2, 3, 4; Party Animal 3, 4 CHRISTINE McIntosh Tweetbird Cocktail Love Bites Chicken-Sylvester To Become a nurse, make me- gabucks, and live happily. Softball 1, 2, 3 MICHELLE MATICE Boomer Youngblood Sweet Child of Mine Lasagna Become Elementary School Teacher Volleyball 3, 4; Indoor Track 1, 3, 4; Outdoor Track 1, 3; Student Council 4; Musical 3, 4; Select Choir 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Empire State Games 2, 3 MICHAEL McQUADE Horns The Song Remains the Same Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, AC DC Beer, Pizza To be good at whatever I do and to jam with Bon Scott, Randy Rhoades, and Jimi Hendrix Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Frat parties in Canton 4; Crazy 3, 4; Class President 4; Spook Hater 1, 2, 3, 4; Pig Hater 3, 4; Sun “Burnt” 3, 4 JULIA M. MEASHAW Juls, Beak The Lost Boys Fantasy, ALDO NOVA Pizza, anything chocolate To be rich, happy, and suc- cessful Basketball Cheerleading 1; Football Cheerleading 2, 3; Captain Football Cheerlead- ing 2; Senior Skip Day 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; SADD 4 GARY MERRITT MATT MITCHELL Mitch The Lost Boys Cry Little Sister Big “G” Burger To be attacked by a bunch of native women with big afros Football 2; Gralyn Flashlight Club 3, 4; McDonalds Hood 4; Unemployment 4 RUSTY MORENZ Rustoleum Young Guns Take My Breath Away Chocolate Chip Cookies To Be A Pro Football Player Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Soccer 1; Varsity Club 4; Senior Skip Day 3, 4; Nicole’s Boyfriend 2, 3,4 CHRISTI MOREY Dirty Dancing All Fired Up Pizza To be happy with Brian and live a long healthy life JOHN C. MOSSING J.C. Uncommon Valor Stairway to Heaven, More than a Feeling Arby’s Roast Beef To Stay Crazy Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2,3, 4; Soccer 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Student Council 2, 3; Ms. Holman Hasseler 2, 3; Late to School 1, 2, 3; Sum- mer School 3; You’ve got to be kidding me fan club 3, 4 CARRI A. NEWVINE Vinnie- Cocoon Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Gypsy Road My Mom’s Apple Pie To conquer the bedspins Varsity Swimming 3, 4; JV Soccer 2 22 RACHELLE L. OTTO “Shell” Fatal Attraction I Can’t Fight This Feeling Grandma’s Chocolate Chip Cookies To get a real job and make lots of money Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; SADD 4; Ski Club 4 Basketball Scorekeeper 4; Basketball manager 1; Varsi ty Club 4; Junior Class Presi dent 3; Colorguard 2; Yorker Club 1, 2; Guide 1, 4; Prora Committee 3; Clarkson Pro] ject Challenge 3; Graduation Party Committee ‘89; Patric Esposito 4 AMY JO PARKER Dirty Dancing Red Wine Manicotti w meatballs Ralph’s wife and a good mother to Felicia Student Store 3; Guide 3 BRIDGETTE PISTOLESI Bridgy Fatal Attraction At This Moment Italian Bazoobies Sr. High Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Se- lect Choir 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 2, 3; Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Vice President 3, 4; Area All- State 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 2; Musical 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 4; NYSSMA 1, 2; Sr. High Chorus president 4 JERRILYN PATTON Bear Dirty Dancing Love Bites I’ll Always Love You Delmonico Steak at Greg’s Not to worry and be happy J.V. Softball 1, 2; V. Softball 3,4; Jr. High Honor Society 1; Partying w the girls 1, 2; Set- tled down w Lloyd 3, 4; Yearbook 4 RICK PETRIE Peach Short Circuit Sweet Child of Mine Lasagna Artist Football 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 CHRISTINE PONCIN Pompon Halloween IV Kissing a Fool Turkey Subs To stay in Belgium and get a job Come back to U.S.A. and get the same job Go to college and become a language teacher Swimming 4; Track 4 ANDREA R. PRESUTTI Harv, Fruit, Slash, Nev Ferris Beuller’s Day Off It’s So Easy Popcorn To successfully edit and pub- lish my own magazine, and party with G’s ‘n’ R’s Musical 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 2, 3, 4; Football Mascott 2; Dean Oratoricals 3; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 1; S.A.D.D. 2, 3; Community Theatre 4; Moosekateer 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Chris-Joe’s fan club 3, 4; Dawn’s Party Crew 3, 4 ANGELA PIERCE Angie Youngblood Every Rose has it’s Thorn Shrimp Go to the Olympics Varsity Soccer 3; Varsity Swimming 1, 2, 4; Lacrosse 2 ROSANNA RASTLEY Rose Pizza Math Teacher Foreign Culture Club 4; Choir 4; Michelle’s best friend 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; X-Country 4 23 CATHERINE H. RAYMO Cathy Cocktail, Die Hard Forever and Ever Amen-Ran- dy Travis Pizza Hut Pizza with a salad To get a two year Associates degree in communications and have a successful and fun life and many more wonder- ful years w Tom S.A.D.D. 3, 4; S.A.D.D. Trea- surer Secretary 3, 4; National Honor Society 1, 2 EDWARD ROBERTS Ed, Fred An Officer and a Gentleman Peanutbutter and Fluff Sand- wiches Sometime grow up Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Girl’s Soccer Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Half-time Hero 3, 4; Varsity Club Presi- dent 4; Being late for school 2, 3, 4; Water Skiing 2, 3, 4; Cranberry Lake trouble mak- er 2, 3, 4 VALERIE REDDICK Val The Princess Bride Cecelia Wild West I see food and eat it To own a convertable Mer- cedes Benz Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 2, 4; Colorguard 1; Prom Committee 3; SHAWN REED Reeder Predator Planes, Trains, Automobiles In Your Room Pizza To become a gunsmith and make lots of money Football 1, 3, 4; BFS Club 4; STEPHEN ROESER MICHAEL Steve RUBERTELLO The Karate Kid Anything by Bon Jovi Spaghetti To be successful at whatever I decide to do 24 PENNY RICE Penny Noodle Dirty Dancing I’ve had the Time of my life Pizza To be a teacher or work in an office Student Store 3 PAMMY SAWYER Sam Sleepaway Camp Loves Bites Lasagna Certified professional secre- tary SHAWN SAWYER Lou Kiss Meets The Phantom of the Park Commin At You Live Tesla Football 1, 2 MICHELLE MAE SHEPHERD Shell Disorderlies Loves Bites Lasagna To be an executive of a large company Foreign Culture Club 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3; Rosanna’s Best Friend 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 3; Youth Group 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary for Foreign Culture Club 3, 4; TAMMY SAWYER Fred Rolling Venance Hate Myself For Loving You Subs Certified Professional Secre- tary ANDREW SCOTT Snips, Hotis, Big Guy Top Gun, Long Gone I’ll Be There For You; Stick To Your Guns Teacher; Baseball Player Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Carney 4; Jim Hatch Fan Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mr. Gor- don Hassler 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Soccer Cheerleader 4; Bomb Squad 4; FEITCTAJ 1, 2, 3, 4 TIMOTHY P. SHAW DANNY SIBLEY Sib The Principal Sweet Child of Mine Lasagna To graduate from high school and to make my life the best possible. After my 3 year en- listment in the army, I plan to continue my education Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 CONNIE SUE SIEGRIST Constantly Anything by Bach McDonald’s French Fries dipped in vanilla shake To own an island in the mid- dle of the Pacific where I can teach music to pink elephants Band 1,2, 3,4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 3, 4; Select Choir 3, 4; Stage Band 4; Area All Select Choir 3, 4; Indoor Track 2; Musicals 2, 3, 4; National Honor Soci- ety 2, 3, 4; NYSSMA Solos 2, 3; NYSSMA solos (flute) 2, 3; NYSSMA (piano) 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; TAMMY SIM Tam E.T. Look Away Pizza Soccer 1; Track 1, 2, 3; For- eign Culture Club 1 25 LISA SMITH Smitty, Hairbag Jumpin’ Jack Flash All Heavy Metal Italian To own an Art Gallery, live to the full extent, bag Gouver- neur and find an awesome Rocker Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 3; Varsity Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Hall wanderer 3, 4; W.E. 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver Ed 3; Sociable 3, 4; Karen’s Worse-Half 3, 4 TAMMY STOWELL Tam Dirty Dancing Man in the Mirror Pizza To be a successful secretary for someone famous Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4; SADD 4; Guide 4; J. V. Girls Basketball 1; Se- nior Play 4; Musical 4 MIKE STARK Gumby Night-Mare on Elm St. 3 Who Made Who Pizza To kill Russians Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football 4; Soccer 1; CHRISTINE STREETER Sis, Blonde Bomber Top Gun Don’t Know What You’ve Got Til It’s Gone Spaghetti, Joe Vinnies Piz- za To become a Jet Pilot in the Air Force Winter Track 2, 4; Spring Track 4; Yearbook Commit- tee 4; Guide 4 LEON STORIE Boomer, Little Blue Man with Two Brains Mr. Brownstone Hotdogs To graduate from G.H.S. and become rich J.V. Football 2; Track 3, 4; V. Football 4; Indoor Track 4 JANET STREETER Jane Dirty Dancing Blood on Blood Pizza, Icecream To be Richie Sambora’s Psy- chologist Honor Roll 3, 4; Listening to Rock Music 1, 2, 3, 4 BOBBIE-JO STOWELL Punkin Child’s Play Look Away Pizza To take a couple weeks off to sleep and then get a secretari- al job Volleyball 1, 2; Softball 1; Richard’s Girlfriend 2, 3, 4 I WENDY STREETER Spot, Wendell Raiders of the Lost Ark Do You Love Me Doritos To be Filthy Rich Hall Roaming 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Couch Potato 1, 2, 3, 4 26 AMY LYNNE SUTKUS Amos Stand by Me You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling Tacos To be as happy and successful as possible doing whatever I decide to do Swimming 4; Cheerleading 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; NYSSMA solo 2, 3, 4; Track 2 TAMMY TAYLOR JENNIFER SWEM Jennipur, Jen Swen Desperately Seeking Susan Into the Groove Anything To be on Broadway as an ac- tress Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; Musical production 3; Senior Play 3, 4; Moosekateer 4; Nosey Neighbor 4; Dawn’s party crew 3, 4; KELLY JO TAYLOR F.R. (fat rat) Witchboard Love Bites Banana’s on Toast Plan to find a secretarial job and hope to marry Chuck, live till I’m 87 because that’s what “Magoo” told me, and see one of the Chipendale men sometime Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chuck’s girlfriend 3, 4 REBECCA TRAVIS Bee Bugs Bunny Don’t worry, Be happy Chocolate covered people To rob a 7-11 store In school suspension 1, 2, 3, 4; After school detention 1, 2, 3, 4; McDonald’s quitter 1; Serving minors 1, 2, 3, 4; Tail 1, 2, 3, 4; Community service 1, 2, 3, 4 LORRIE TURNER Bon-Bon, Blonde Bomber, Flood Cocktail Love Bites Peanutbutter Cups To be a successful lawyer, someday run for the presi- dent of the U.S.A. J.V. Basketball Cheerleading 1, 2; J.V. Basketball Cheer- leading Captain 1; Varsity Football Cheerleading 1; Var- sity Basketball Cheerleading 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Choir 3, 4; NYSSMA solo 1, 2, 3; Area All-State Choir 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Model United Nations 3, 4 LAURA TAYLOR Lor, Laurabell About Last Night Hold on to the Nights Anything Chocolate Succeed enough to leave Gou- verneur and lead a real life Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3; Class Of- ficer 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; S.A.D.D. 2; Varsity Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Musical 2 TSEKO VACHEV Cheeko Never to Young to Die Nothing’s gonna Stop us Now Pizza I don’t know, I don’t care and it doesn’t make any differ- ence FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 27 � � w. V j fr ■■ ■ REGINA M. WAINWRIGHT Reg The Kiss One More Try Pizza, Wine Coolers Registered Nurse, to be out of I Gouverneur, and to be Rich! I Student Council, Guide, 3; Nursing at BOCES 3; Mrs. I Bero Helper 3, 4; Boy Chas-1 ing 1, 2, 3, 4; Going to Parties I 1, 2, 3, 4; ERIC W. WALTON John Boy Coming to America Bad Medicine Doritos, Coke To become a great Computer Programmer and to get rich! I Band 2, 4; Chorus 2, 4; Drama 4; Stage Band 2; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Pep Band 2, 3; Sr. Play 3, 4; Musi- cal 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee Foreign Culture Club 3, 4; SADD 4; Yorker Club 3, 4 KEVIN WALDRUFF Waldo Spaceballs Parent’s Just Don’t Under- stand Spaghetti Chemist Cross Country 3; V. Basket- ball 3, 4; Golf 4 LEON VENTON Gorgs, Hair Lost Boys Failin’ Apart at the seams; any Guns and Roses Pennsylvania Pizza with the works Basketball 1, 2, 3; Spring Track 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 4; Class Secretary 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Hair Petter 3, 4; Underwater Bowling 3, 4; 5; Auditorium Dunking 3, 4; Team Handball 4; Rec Specs Team 3 ALTON WALRATH Roy Rambo LaBamba Pizza To Live a Long and Happy Life Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4 NANCY WADE Ni Ni Big Hold on to the Night Chinese Food To Remain a life time mem- ber of Cinco, and to be rich and successful Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; SADD 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1, 3, 4; Select Choir 3, 4; NYSSMA 1, 2, 3, 4; Area All State 1,2,3,4 ERIC WALSH Beaker Godzilla Meets Bambi “40” Lobster, Cordon Bleu To Translate on the Miss Universe and to own a Porshe Soccer 1, 4; JV Football 2; ROTC 1, 2; German Club 1, 2; Foreign Culture Club Pres. 3; Spiked Hair 1, 2, 3, 4 PEGGY VAN ORNUM Margaret Dirty Dancing Stand by Me Icecream To go to college, become a teacher, and to help teens with their problems. Also to make alot of money and liv- ing happily ever after would be nice Yorker Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 28 MICHELLE WEIR Shel Top Gun The Ring Chocolate Chip Cookies To Be Happy and Successful in Whatever I do. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Drivers Ed 2; Student Store With Anna 3; Max Crew 2, 3, 4; Moonlight Dips 4; Utica Great American Partiers 4 JESSIE WOLACK Jess Some Kind Of Wonderful Jessie’s Girl Rick Springfield Chicken Parmesan To pursue a career I like and be happy and healthy SADD 2, 3, 4; Reading Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Sr. Play 4 KIMBERLY ANN WHITE Kimydude Nightmare on Elm St. 1, 2, 3, 4 Pour Some Sugar On Me Joe Vinnie’s Pizza To Make A Lot Of Money, become A Secretary, and live happily with Ronnie Varsity Football Manager 2; Ronnie’s Babe 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Under-water Basketing, Drivers Ed 3; Ka- ren’s Shotgun Partner 3, 4 JOHNATHON WHITTON Whit Chemical Youth (We Are Re- bellion) Queensryche All Kinds Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Area All State Choir 4 LYNNETTE WIDRICK Netty, Woodie, Girlie Dirty Dancing Love Bites Pizza, Genny To have it all love, power, happiness, and money-before I turn thirty, and to be Mot- ley Cure’s Tour 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; SADD 4; Li- brary Club 4; Little Miss Motley 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1; Who’s Who Among High School Students 3 MARCIA WOODARD Marsh Lethal Weapon The Battle of Evermore Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups Teacher (K-9) Varsity Football Cheerlead- ing 3, 4; Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 4; Varsity Club 4; Guide 3; Varsity Football Manager 2; Prom Committee 3; The Student Store 4; Zep- pelin Groupie 3, 4; Ouija Board Worship 3, 4 SARAH YOUNG Saboo Cocktail Look Away Anything Italian Successful Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; NYSSMA Solo 2, 3; Area All State 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3, 4; SADD 3, 4; Senior Play 4; SADD Vice- President 3; SADD President 4; Yorker Club 1; Prom Com- mittee 3; Yearbook Staff 4 JEFFREY HEWITT 29 WAYNE MORROW Thumper Alone- by Heart Pizza, Doritos, anything Chocolate Phys. Ed. teacher and wres- tling coach Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1 2,3, 4; Track 3,4 JAMIE SIBLEY Sib, Welby Good Morning Vietnam All Along the Watchtower Pizza Boating on Lake Ontario 4; Hunting with Ray Charles 1, 2, 3; 4; Track 1, 2; Scholar 1, 2, 3; 4; Skateboarding 3, 4; BILLIE JO GRIFFIS Ma, Shorty Eddie Murphy Raw Love Bites Seafood and Pizza To be a good LPN (nurse) X- Country 1; Guide 4; Partying 1, 2,3,4; Chris’s Girl 1, 2, 3, 4; We regret the misplacement of any picture within this section howev- er due to scheduling concerns and obligations we were unable to control the situation. Apologies from all the staff. 30 Senior Superlatives CLASS CLOWNS Shawn Sawyer, Regina Hance MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tom Hurley, Hedy Hilts MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Greg Halpen, Andrea Presutti LIFE OF THE PARTY Mike McQuade, Carrie Newvine BEST DRESSED Tony Farr, Bridgette Pistolesi BEST LOOKING Rachelle Otto, Darren Isereau 32 CLASS COUPLE John Mossing, Missy Kirby MOST ATHLETIC Maureen Bush, Dan Cunningham PRETTIEST EYES MOST TALENTED John Hitchman, Nancy Wade Mike Armes, Lisa Smith As promised, here is a list of the runners up: Best Looking: Rusty Morenz, Bridgette Pistolesi- Prettiest Eyes: Shane Julian, Andrea Presutti- Class Clown: Carri Newvine, Dan Kingsley and Andy Scott (tied)- Most Likely to Succeed: Peggy Van Ornum, John Hunter- Most Talented: Greg Halpen, Andrea Presutti- Life of the Party: Bobbi Jo Countryman, Shawn Sawyer and Cory Garrison (tied)- Class Couple: Kris Gamble, Joe Forsythe- Best Dressed: Rusty Morenz, Hedy Hilts and Lorrie Turner (tied)- Most School Spirit: Jennifer Swem, Mike McQuade- Most Athletic: Ed Roberts, Barb Bush AP ■ FACUL TY BOARD OF EDUCATION Row 1; Marylou Scott, Nancy Cappellino, President Dominic Centofanti, Row 2; Isaiah Serviss, Richard Wood, David Sipher, Vice-President Alexanders MacKinnon 36 Principal Michael Derrigo Assistant Principal: Deborah Elmen- Assistant Principal: Gary Lonczak dorf Director of Instruction: Mary Margaret Small Business Manager: William Bodah Lori Donnelly Beverly O’Brian Charlene Mullin School Psychologist: Philip Gallo 37 Jan Lozo On behalf of the student body, we would like to wish Mr. Sadler, Mr. Hurley and Mrs. Ormasen a happy retirement. We also would like to welcome Mr. Shatraw, Miss. Higgins, and Mrs. Reed as the new Guidance counseling staff. And the best of luck in the future at GHS. Guidance Dept Mr. Saddler, Mrs. Orma- sen, Mr. Hurley 38 Standing: Mr. shatraw, Mrs. Hig- gins Sitting: Mrs. Reed School nurses: Donna Jones, Elaine Baker Sunday Bero Vicky Gillan Patsy McIntyre Joyce Boutilier 39 Dr. Schuessler Robert Smith, Richard Smith Row One: N. Mossing, R. Finley, E. Friedrich, Row Two: F. Pa- lumbo, F. Dunkelberg, K. Leon- ard, D. Gordon, C. Amberg Row Three: R. Garofalo, W. Appelby English Dept Art Dept D. Streeter, D. Lynde, E. Gleason Music Dept Row 1; Mr. Mosher, Miss Vissar Row 2; Mrs. Peters, Mr. Laraway, Mr. Palmatier r Social Studies Dept Left to Right: Row One: A. Hunt, L. Sellin, R. Johnson Row Two: G. Stacy, W. Lacy, J. Lahtinen, P. McCarthy Cafeteria Staff Cafeteria Staff: Back: George Baer, Sue Adams, Lorraine Stowell, Lois Straight, Dorothy Carson, Gladys Woodward, Front: Betty Peck, Nancy Griffith, Linda Drake, Gail Forsythe. -Jm${ 41 Science Dept Standing: W. Strong, R. Mc- Intyre, A. Ross, H. Wilson Sitting: J. Peticher, L. French, K. Henry Math Dept Row One: K. Sipher, E. Wil- liams, J. Jones, M. Watson, Row Two: N. Young, B. French, G. Peters, S. Putman Business Language Dept Herb Stowell, Kevin Besaw Brian Perrigo, Mike McKinney, Jerry Crandal, Dave Streeter, Jim Whitney Librarians: J. Hayden, L. Mattot, A. Jones Phys. Ed. 43 Ronald Woodruff, Doris Monaco, Lacy Jones, Robert Audycki RM. 256; first row; Dave Kemp, Norin Lavender, Tom Langtry, Nate Leach Ed Leader, James Lobdell. second row: Millard Horton, Brian LaVair, Nicole LaRock, Amy Jo Leonard, Corinne Jonck, Bill Infield, third row: Waheed Jalaazai, Andy Jones, Nicole Isereau, Sheri LaForty, Joe Desorneaux, Norma Losey. RM. 252; first row: Richard Daniell, Paula Dalton, Kristy Farr, Doug Bou- lia, Art Davis, Paul Elliot, second row: April Ellis, Trina Dusharm, Paula Clark, Eileen Dusharm, Kristi Derrigo, Cindy Clemmons, Stacie Dafoe, third row: Andy Cook, Shawn Closs, Bill Cole, Herb Collins, Claude Davis, Jerry Dale, Mike Ells, Russ Currier. RM. 253; first row: Debbie Folsom, Lori Hill, Mark Harper, Terry Hitchcot, Dennis Horton, Pat Frenyes, David Fenlong, Keith Gillan. second row: Tina Hitchman, Amy Gillette, Barb Hatfield, Teasha Fuller, Amy Gilson, Tallie Friedrich, Nicole Hay, Paul Fin- ley. third row: Carrie Fifield, Tracey Forsythe, Alicia Geer, Darren Fenlong, Rusty Hartle, James Follett, Shawn Fuller, Tom Henderson, absent: George Hays, Denise Hatfield. 46 RM. 251; first row: Doug Aldridge, El- liot Bush, Angel Thompson, Scott Bre- kenridge, Corey Allen, second row: Anna Alguire, Cindy Allen, Tobi Bayes, Pam Bates, Jennifer Bishop, Pam Bo- whall. third row: Troy Butler, Jim Burns, Hope Burns, Carla Bowhall, Ja- son Bartholemew. RM. 357; first row: Andy Peck, Tammy parsons, Heather Pearson, Gidget Peck, Andrea Parker, Melinda Parow, Terry Myers, second row: Wayne Morrow, Jon Miller, Kris Peets, Terri MacTurk, Nicole Patton, Claire Milne, Anthiny Netto. third row: Nick Mellilo, George Peabody, Mike O’Riley, Kerry Mashaw, Krista Papaianni, Shawn Nace, Mr. A. RM. 358; first row: Kris Sigourney, Me- lissa Porter, Heidi Reynolds, Amy Schmit, Karen Simmons. Kim Roberts, Albert Wallace, second row: Joyce Rob- erts, Tracy Schmidt, Kim Shrewsberry, Heather Rubar, Tracy Redmond, Mi- chelle Shampine, Anna Pierce, third row: Scott Salisbury, Jason Simmons, Earl Smith, Charles Phelps, Michael Hoover, Chris Porter, Tracy Reed, Mrs. Friedrich. RM. 359; first row: Jeff White, Mason Wolak, Jeff Trop, Matt Sipher, Brian Wallace, John Stolzenbach, Carol Wing, second row: Hope Walker, Nicole Turnbull, Tracy Tupper, Adrian Woods, Larry Weaver, Richie Tyler, Brian Tripp, Scott Smith, third row: Mark Young, BJ Stevens, Robbie Tut- tle, Mike Wainwright, Ryan Tracey, Rich Wainwright, Ken Walrath. 47 SOPHMORES RM. 355; first row: Amy Jenkins, Paula Kirker, Mary Ann Holcomb, Gary Hays, Kathy Hight, Shawn Hays, sec- ond row: Amy Lynde, April Hatfield, Jennifer Larsen, Hettie Johnson, Tracy Stowell, Janice Klem, Josh Link, third row: Melinda Holland, Kim Kielmeir, Brian Dollanger, Joel Lynde, Grant Hewett, Alex Helvie, Andy Hotis. RM. 352; first row: Chad Burns, Jenni- fer Butler, Charlatte Clement, Jaci Bi- geral, Sara Colton, Grace Chambers, Matt, second row: Neil Briscoe, Casey Canell, Kim Ayen, Clay Ashley, Janet Bush, Tanya Beane, Cindy Cole, Roger Clark, third row: Mrs, Fletcher, Sue Clement, Joanne Bates, Tracey Benja- min, Matt Armes, Todd Belmore, Bob Betrus Aaron Besaw. RM. 354; first row: T. Frisinger, M. Conlin, A. Hardy, M. Crowner, B. Cun- ningham, K. Day. second row: M. Don- aldson, T. Bogart, J. Gibson, E. Fuller, M. Hassett, A. Cuppernell, M. Quinton, H. Conklin, third row: A. Forbes, M. Drake, B. Cunningham, P. Alger, B. Chambers, R. Hadfield. 48 RM. 367; first row: Darlene Roberts, Angel Sherman, Wendy Porter, Carmel Rastly, Greta Schrader, Cindy Shafer, Tina Hardy, Wendy Roberts, second row: Erwin Wallace, Jamie Rumble, Kory Reed, Cory Sipher, Shawn Schesser, Joanna Simmons, Colleen Sawyer, third row: Mr. G, Marletha Prashaw, Jerry Peters, Carl Petitto, Chuck Porter, Matt Richards Rick Ro- tundo, Adam Sawyer, Heidi Rineltart, Cory Simmons. RM. 356; first row: Robbie Manson, Mike Nichols, Kara Nindl, Kathy O’Ri- ley, Dan Noble, Chris Palmer, Alisa Newvine, Angel Peck, second row: De- anna Macaulay, Bruce Matice, April McBroom, Jeana McDougal, Dawn McIntosh, Diane Mitchell, Mary Mur- die, Tonya Patton, Amy Macaulay, Tammy O’Brien, third row: Dan Pars- ley, Eric Matice, Drew Martin, Herbert McCumber, Douglas McPherson, Jon Miller. RM. 368; first row: Amanda VanOr- num, Wendy Whitton, Angela Weaver, Tracey Stiles, Bruce Streeter, Jennifer Tharaldsen, Tanya Van Ornum, Veron- ica Swem. second row: Chris Venton, Brian Wing, Jeff Tebo, Brady Woods, Kristy Trimble, Anna Young, April Stacy, Robert Stevens, third row: Jon Gillete, Jeff Dolenger, Eric Lautensoh- lager, Tom Soto, Josh Stowell, Barry Stone, Brian Walton, Liz Smith. 49 FRESHMEN Class Officers: Bridgette Walton, Shelby Rouse, Rique Fuller. RM. 366; first row: Amy Williamson, Anita Tupper, Tonya Watson, Missy Wood, Christine Streeter, second row: Katrina Venton, Christal Willard, Tom Storrin, Bridgett Walton, Dana Wee- man, Sean Young, Consuela Wright, Peggy Woodard, third row: Tina Tup- per, Wendy Woods, Lisa Sutkus, Da- mion Wilson, Carlton Wallace, Kelly Willmert, Ryan Steele, Willis Smith, Scott Young. RM. 154; first row: Jon Hoover, Scott Bacon, Brian Bowhall, Jeff Allen, Heather Ashley, Janet Antwine, Trish Billings, Jackie Brozzo. second row: Robbie Bovay, Jill Bowhall, Steve Bre- sett, Darren Bigelow, Sherry Baker, Denise Fuller, Tammy House, third row: Shawn Abrantes, Mark Bigelow, Lonnie Besaw, John Ayen, Mark Alex- ander, Gary Holly, Sara Benware. 50 Room 151: First Row: M. Cutway, M. Dake, M. Bulger, C. Dusharm, Second Row: D. Devendorf, S. Cardinell, A. Davison, A. Dean, L. Durham, P. Col- lins, E. Canning, K. Cowles, L. Jackson, Third Row; Mrs. French, J. Cook, R. Davis, B. Burns, J. Carr, D. Currier, D. Claffin, B. Bullock, A. Campbell, C. Burr, L. Perrin, B. Dusharm, M. Billings RM. 365; Row three: Shawn Thompson, Jarl Schwelnus, Harry Slater, Andy Siebels, Tim Smith, Becky O’Brien, Brian POrter, Ethan Reynolds, Derrick Roberts, Brian Peck, Wade Sanford, Row two: Kristen Rogers, Matt Ship- pee, Tim Platt, Richard Robbins, Jen- nifer Reynolds, Jennifer Sampson, Shelby Rouse, Betty Peck, William Pascoe, Row one: John Simmons, Nate Rogers, David Petrie, Tamara Shafer, Judy Smith, Jacqueline Scott, Stacey Perkins, Karen Olsen, Heather Plante RM. 364; Row one: Amy Kinney, Dawn LaFlair, Billie JoLaw, George McIn- tyre, Herb McEathron, Danielle McIn- tosh, Jodie Matott, Robbie Matice, Row two: Jennifer Lumley, Renee Marshall, Danielle Lytle, Mike LaPierre, Shawn LaBow, Pat Martin, Donnie Matice, Earl Miller, Row three: Jimmy Love, Seth Nixon, Craig McIntyre, Scott La- Faver, Kevin Langtry, Andy Netto, Darrin Love, Steve Matice, Shawn Kir- by, Michelle Mann RM. 351; Row one: S. Hayden, M. Honsky, A. Dodge, R. Holcomb, J. Jen- kins, A. Petrie, D. Jonck, F. Hays, Row two: K. Janack, M. Harris, T. Hays, D. Dayton, M. Hogden, C. Peabody, J. Ja- lazai, Row three: C. Jenkins, M. House, G. Alger, D. Isereau, R. Hartshorn, J. Jonck, J. Harper, R. Covey, Missing from picture: R. Hopper, S. Hess, D. Hawkins, R. Bush RM. 152; ROW ONE: R. Fahrig, A. Farr, A. French, J. Hance, R. Fuller, K. Fuller, M. Haines, T. Hays, C. Griffin, R. Durham. ROW TWO: S. Forsyth, A. Fuller, C. Farr, V. Feess, P. Forbes, H. Fuller. ROW THREE: D. Fetcie, J. Bo- whall, S. Hadfield, J. Hance, J. Garri- son, A. Hageman, A. Harper, R. Ho- trum, Mr. French. 51 8th Grade RM. 124R; first row: Amanda Friedrich, Lisa Gourd, Emily Frenyea, Shawn Cum- mings, Mike Durham, Cleve Greenhill, Mike Daniels, second row: Shelly Fuller, Amber Fairbanks, Erica Derrigo, Cheryl Fifield, Denonah Frizzel, Angela Dibble, Judy Finnie, Danelle Davis, third row: Christal Feess, Tracie Currier, Katie Duff, Chad Fishel, Bevsy Durham, Mark Gore, Jason Houghton, Jason Farr. RM. 216F; First row: Dawn Young, Tzveta Vachev, Patti Weldon, Jason Turnbull, Brandon Wainwright, John Walker, Emi- ly Woodard, second row: Adina Walker, Angel Tharrett, Amy Walrath, Richard Webb, Marjorie Williams, Dottie Wilmat, Linda Taylor, third row: Ryan Yerdon, Scott Streeter, Brandon Storie, Jamie Weeman, Neil Watson, Leighton Sawyer, Ginger Walrath, Mandi Stevens. RM. 214F; first row: Ronald Sawyer, Jef- frey Peters, Arthur Shattuck, Tina Pat- ton, Adrienne Roeser, Claire Sandor, sec- ond row: Terry Simmons, Richard Sawyer III, Leah Shelton, Clara Pistolesi, Rachel Reddick, Aleesha Pierce, Nicole Simmons, third row: Jason Pallister, Jacob Schiszler, Tom Premo, Ryan Schmit, Misty Shaffer, Wendy Simmons. Absent: Tara Reed. 52 RM. 220R; first row: Diane Butler, Ra- chel Borran, Carrie Allen, Lyle Besaw, Bobby Allen, John Besaw, Arron Blackbern, second row: Tera Clement, Jim Simmons, Jason Becker, Stacy Cappellino, Christine Bush, Danny Bish, Todd Breckenridge, Barbara Cole, third row: Chad Blair, Ronnie Centoffanti, Pat Cousino, Herb Collins, Rebecca Anderson, Mike Bodah, Renee Brown, Michelle Bresett. RM. 213; First row: Lisa Matice, Laurie Macaulay, Rachel Marchesano, Wendy McEathron, Nicole Merritt, Jolene Ma- shaw, Sam Oradat, Jeremy Newvine, second row: Andrea Mason, Amanda McHeffery, Heather Lincoln, Gina My- ers, Brandy O’Riley, Kurt Damms, Ryan Martin, third row: Sara Leach, Trina Moskal, Carrie McCumber, Ron- nie Maskaw, Dana Love, Archie McIntosh. RM. 200; first row: Amy George, Amy House, Cindy Laidlaw, Michelle Kirk- ham, Michelle Hays, Nate Hopper, Ben Hassett, Karl Knowlton, Khristian Covy, second row: Rhonda Jackson, Angel Jesmer, Cathy Kinney, Wendy House, Richard Harris, Corey LaRock, Scott Hays, James Halpen, Damien Ho- senfield, third row: Russell House, Sara Hoadley, Wendy Hayden, Jennifer Hay, Andrew Lacy, Lance Hayden. 53 7th Grade Room 303F Row 1: D. Horton, D. Her- heim, M. Hays, H. Hilts, J. Green, T. Hog- den. Row 2: M. Holly, C. Gale, J. Fuller, J. Halpin, P. Hunter, B. Hete, H. Hansen. Row 3: T. House, L. Hutton, M. Crowner, B. Hills, S. Hutton, D. Harper, C. Fri- singer, E. Gates. Absent: S. Gates. Room 318R Row 1: Bobbie Jo Sterling, Chris Sidletshy, Ryan Sestir, Michael Scherser, Danny Shampine, Patrick Steele. Row 2: Wendy Shafer, Rachael Robbins, Elaine Petrie, Wendy Rinehart, Sheila Siegrist, Clayton Rumble, Derek Storie, Tyson Sloan. Row 3: Michele Robb, Abraham Sales, Chad Lynch, Jim- my Smith, Bill Sawyer, Mike Simmons, Edward Siebels, Tennille Smith, Carrie Reed. Absent: Edward Simmons. Room 222R Row 1: Dustine Fayette, Rocco Curcio, Gary Durham, Shawn Demo, Bill Draper, David Dillinger, Chris Gillette. Row 2: Amy Dowling, Amy Crawn, Deetra Clemmons, Pam Forsyth, Angie Cutway, Katie Cole, Jeanette Conk- lin, Ceclia Desantis, Trudy Foote. Row 3: Mr. Ross, Ledean Victor, Shannon Colton, Dawn Currier, Sean Devlin, Kevin Curri- er, Jeff Crawn, Brian Hutton. 54 Room 301F Row 1: Charles Insalaco, Robert Lynde, April Jackson, Kristen Leeson, Jeneca Kennedy, Stephanie Law, Jennifer Kirkham, Tim Matott. Row 2: April LaBow, Michael Langer- rin, Brian Martin, Matt Davis, Amy Mashaw, Brooke Martin, Lorietta Ma- shaw, Michelle Mastine. Row three: Jane LaParr, Tammy Kirkby, Mechael Martin, Arric Hunter, Scott MacKin- non, Joann Klock, Norma Matice. Ab- sent: Tanya Lopez, Willian Kuhn. Room 304F Row 1: Mike Villeueuve, April Woodrow, Derek Yerdon, Robbie Tyler, Laurie Woods, Stacey Thomp- son, Julie Streeter, Laneen Streeter. Row 2: Robbie Sherman, Meagan Quin- ton, Carrie Wood, Lisa Walton, Emily Wall, Peggy Strate, Teresa Young, Brendon Woodward. Row 3: Elva Tay- lor, Tammy Weir, Glennis Woodrow, Emily Weaver, Connie Stowell, John Stowell, Mr. Lacey. Room 221R Row 1: Matthew Bishop, Darlene Besaw, Jason Allen, Henry Be- saw, Devin Rummelhof, Christopher Barbarito, Matthew Gillette, Bill Ayen, Cory Campbell. Row 2: George (Joel) Baer, Bob Beane, Gary Brown, Bobbie Jo Benjamin, Edith Bullock, Karen Bo- whall, Teresa Bush. Row 3: Aaron Carr, Valerie Bailey, Sue Canning, Michekke Burke, Carley Carr, Ruby Clark, Gary Gassette, David Jones, Matthew Dur- ham, Robert Carter. Room 302F Row 3: Megan Moosburger, Colleen Nichols, Sandy McIntosh, Jackie Travis, Steve Palmer, Joe Red- mond, Wade O’Hearn. Row 2: Kimberly Mitchell, Michelle McIntosh, Tanya Payne, Lisa Morrow, Angel Netto, Lynne Meyer, Ken Premo, Pat Mitch- ell, Michael Morrissiey, Jim Minckler. Row 1: Allyson Pike, Larry Jackson, Dennis Premo, Christopher Mussaw, Brian Perrin, Kathy Peobody, Tina Berry, Vernon Phillips. 55 6th Grade RM. 300F Row one: Anna Marie Davis, Christina Backus, Earl McIntosh, Danny Chambers, Frank Daniels, Jason Lewis, Bobby Bush. Row Two: Joe Schiszler, Tonya House, Brandy Sovie, Joanie Cronk, Tim McAdam, Kevin Dusharm, Peter Robinson, Jeff Lynch, Gabe Ander- son. Row three: Nathan Goodale, Denyell Fuller, Heather Kirby, Sherrie Follett, Stacy Martin, Tara Reynolds, Jeana Ash- ley. Absent: Marcie Cole RM. 307F Row one: Kristopher Lancto, Brandie Jesmer, Becky Shafer, Ronald Jackson, Matthew Train, Jarren Hurst, Billy Tupper, Herschel Matice. Row two: Steven Besaw, Bob Clark, Chad Finton, Gordon Griffith, Jamie Gassett, Barbara Rubar, Tammie Allen, Bobbie Bigarel. Row three: Dean Matice, Robert Tripp, Tracey Dean, Rita Mason, Jessie Towne, Andrea Emrick, Julie Fuller, Angela Ben- jamin, April Trimm. Room 309R; Row 1: Lisa Weaver, Casey Smart, Nick Schrader, Billy Reynolds, Aaron Bishop, Casie Allen. Row 2: Shawn Finey, Eric Hubbard, Darren Bates, Deb- bie Monaco, Stacey Hayden, Sharon Ayers, Chhristina Sheen. Row 3: Sarah Henry, James Peabody, Rebecca House, Ranisa Melillo, Emily Meagher, Jayne Martin, Rebecca Cronk, Patti-Jo Morrow, James Storie, Mrs. Mason. 56 RM. 312: Row three: Nichole Besaw, Giv- en Stowell, Peggy Sue Durham, Jessica White, John Moody, Jim Foy, David Storie, Jason Fuller, Row two: Amanda Johnson, Greg Petitto, Scott Matice, Don- na Whiteford, Lance Dale, Tara Charter, Maria Dunkleberg, Jaimie McIntosh Row one: Jason Overlee, Jamin Mashaw, Jai- mee Hartle, Karen Mitchell, Pete Palmer, Pat Hanratty, Josua Corcoran, Melissa LaForty RM. 314R; Row three: Jaylon Smith, Beth Williamson, Tanya Hardy, Terri Bulger, Renee Pratt, T. Mann, B. Lumley, P. Smith. Row two: Miss Stanger, E. Hatch, D. Mullin, C. McIntosh, T. Bressette, M. Holland, K. Mason, T. Thomas, A. Witch- ley. Row one: D. Hubbard, D. Morrow, M. Berry, P. Laidlaw, M. Wight,’ E. Curcio, C. Scott. RM. 310R; Row three: Tracy Sharpe, Shawn Bulger, Brandi George, Jason Burch, Jack Jenkins, Rebecca Hale. Row two: Craig O’Hearn, Joyce Wainwright, Ellen Klem, Alison Cogan, Stephen Antwine, Brian Cox, Mike Cutrie, Calvin Walrath, Chad Mullin. Row one: Sabrina Olson, Chris Hoetker, Frank Pickert, Marisa Newvine, Shannyn Ainsworth, Tammy Durham, Marcie Maine, Shawn Reynolds. 'world Room 311R; First Row: Tonya Cousino, Wanda Tupper, Tina Gourd, Glen Bres- sette, Jason Cardinell, Kevin Kuhn, Jus- tin Terpstra Second Row: Michelle Little- brant, Shannon Allen, Kelly McCracken, Allison Woods, Charles McDougal, Bryan Brayton, Travis Friedrich, Justin Hill, Dennis Burns, Third Row: Mr. William- son, Nina Porter, Sherry Sawyer, Tammy Scott, Eugene McCallops, Sabrina Benja- min, Eric Webb, Richard Barr, Mike Burns 57 Foreign Exchange Student Christine Poncin, from Belgium, came to Gou- verneur and is staying with Dr. Berry and Mr. Cartwright. Christine’s favorite American foods are turkey subs, pizza and broccoli. She participat- ed in swimming and indoor track. When asked what she had learned from the experience of living in the United States, she stated that “Americans are not as academically oriented as Belgians.” but that American sports and teams are much more important than in Belgium. When asked what she likes most about America, she said, “I like the people in and around Gouverneur, and I think Gouverneur is fun.” When asked if Christine would consider living in the U.S, she said “yes, somewhere on the east coast”, she wants to be- come a stewardess and speak better English. Christine Poncin, a foreign exchange student from Belgium addressed the Board, telling of her homeland and the ways in which it differs from the United States. Sponsored by the Rotary, Christine has been attending Gouverneur Central School since September and has been working to meet the goals she estab- lished for herself before she came to the United States. She has been improving her English skills, learning the customs of the United States and making new friends. Since her hometown in Belgium has a population of approximately 5,000, she has found Gouverneur to be not so different, although there seems to be more ac- tivities for youth in her hometown, since it has two sports centers (although they do not have a gymnasium in her school). She attends an all-girl private school, one of three high schools in her town; there is also an all- boys private school and a co-ed public school. Her school day begins at 8:30 a.m. and ends at 4 p.m., with two breaks during the day, composed of 8 periods of 55 minutes each. Since both French and English are required languages, the opportunity to learn additional languages is greater at her school than here; Christine speaks five laguages, including her native tongue of Flemish. In Belgium, children start formal school at age 3, entering high school at approximately 13 and graduating at age 17 or 18. High school schedules differ in Belgium, in that she has different classes each day of the week with the classes repeating the next week, more similar to our college system of scheduling. 59 SPORTS Row One: Christine Poncin, Laurie MaCuley, Tina Hays, Aleesha Pierce, Cindy Shafer, Angela Tharrett, Heather Rubar Row Two: Coach Hance, Janet Antwine, Angela Pierce, Laurie Biosi, Heather Lincoln, Amy Cuppernell, Nicole Hay Row Three: Rebecca Anderson, Marcy Alberry, Amy Sutkus, Jenifer Sampson, Carrie Newvine, Tina Hitch- man, Mandi Stevens, Claire Sandor Missing: Paula Clark, Andrea Jef- ferson Two years ago, a swimming pool was added to the athletic facilities at GHS. The pool has been used for instruction, as well as for both recre- ational and competitive purposes. Beginning with the school year 1987-88, stu- dents were required to take swimming in gym. They were instructed and tested on basic swim- ming techniques. The opportunity to use the pool has been open to virtually everyone in the community. Courses, such as advanced lifesav- ing and scuba diving have also been offered. Opponent GHS score Oppon sc ST. LAWRENCE 59 93 SALMON RIVER 46 114 MALONE 14 61 MASSENA 34 42 OGDENSBURG 42 113 CANTON 47 109 ST. LAWRENCE 26 50 SALMON RIVER 22 54 MALONE 49 106 MASSENA 46 110 OGDENSBURG 36 120 CANTON 46 110 62 Beginning with the 1988-89 school vear, the pool has been used compet- itively. GHS had both a girl’s and a boy’s swim team. Students from grades 8-12 participated in this sport. The six lane Olympic size pool proved to be one of the best facilities in the area. The GHS pool has been a benefit. Everyone will enjoy this facility for years to come. Row One: Ryan Steele, Jason Hance, Sam Oradat, Adam French, Rob Hartshorn, Mike Cutway, Scott Bacon, Jim Burns Row Two: Ed Leader, Tom Frisinger, Jason Simmons, Jerry Peters, Jeff Peters, Dan Harper, Keith Gillan Opponent GHS Score OPPONENT Score Beaver River 24 50 Watertown 50 97 Lowville 10 65 Carthage 28 48 Salmon River 60 100 Malone 47 108 Carthage 58 85 Watertown 56 86 Beaver River 75 69 Plattsburg 42 113 Salmon River 22 54 Malone 27 83 Lowvilele 58 83 63 6 r Varsity Football Opponent GHS Opponent score score MALONE 0 35 MASSENA 22 18 POTSDAM 18 6 OFA 0 22 CANTON 12 16 SLC 14 41 CARTHAGE 6 12 WATERTOWN 16 48 TUPPER LAKE 0 21 First Row: David Fenlong, Adriane Woods, Rusty Morenz, Gary Merritt, John Hitchman, Ricky Cunningham, Chuck Phelps, Wayne Morrow, Bill Clancy, Matt Sipher, Chad Mullin. Second Row: Coach Gordon, Shawn Reed, Bill Infield, Tom Langtry, Herb Collins, Leon Storie, Matt Drake, Jamie Andrews, Earl Simmons, Nate Leach, Mike Stark, Chris Cowles, B.J. Stevens, Dan Cun- ningham, Stephen Bates, Darren Fenlong, Coach Adams. J. V. Football Opponent GHS Opponent score score TUPPER LAKE 12 39 GENERAL BROWN 12 36 CANTON 0 19 POTSDAM 20 12 ST. LAWRENCE CENTRAL 22 12 TUPPER LAKE 8 27 GENERAL BROWN 18 21 CANTON 12 24 First Row: Nathen Youngs, Pat Martin, Forest Hays, Andy Netto, Jim Love, Dan Parshley, Bruce Streeter, Jarl Schwelnus, Shawn Kerby, Darren Bigelow, Tom Storrin, Second Row: Herb McCumber, Cory Simmons, Shawn Hays, Cory Sipher, Aaron Besaw, Matt Armes, Grant Hewitt, Eugene Fuller, Doug McPherson, Rick Rotundo, Kory Reed, Jeff Gibson, Clark Porter Third Row: Raymond Holcomb, John Simmons, Scott Bacon, Jeremy Thomas, Ryan Steele, John Ayen, Brian Burns, Brian Porter, Mark Alexander, Darren Love, Tim Smith, Shawn Forsythe, Coach Porter. 65 Varsity Football Cheerleaders i First Row: Kim Shrewsberry, Tobi Bayes Second Row: Marcia Woodard, Jo Cutrie, Liz Stanton, Bridgette Arganbright, Jennifer Swem Third Row: Bobbie Jo Brown, Krista Papilliani, Sherry Laforty Fourth Row: Carrie Fifield. J. V. Football Cheerleaders First Row: Karen Ol- son, Rachel Fahrig, Second Row: Veroni- ca Swem, Joanna Simmons, Jennifer Lumley, Janet Bush, Liz Stanton, Mar- lene Crowner, Krista Walker, Christine Trimble, Karen Cowles. Boys Soccer Opponent GHS Opponent score score CANTON 0 6 OFA 0 6 MASSENA 0 4 POTSDAM 0 6 NORWOOD 2 1 MADRID 0 1 CHATEAUGAY 2 7 BRUSHTON 3 0 LMON RIVER 1 2 ! ARISHVILLE 0 4 MALONE 1 2 CANTON 0 5 OFA 0 2 MASSENA 1 5 POTSDAM 0 5 NORWOOD 0 2 DWARDS-KNOX 0 7 ARTHAYL 0 6 Post season record OFA 2 0 Row One: Tom Soto, Bobby Stevens, Dale O’Donnell, T.J. Myers, John Stowell, Row Two: Joshua Stowell, Wade Sanford, Mike Nichols, Chad Burns, Ron Hotrum, Korry Hodgon, Jason Simmons Row Three: Coach R. Smithers, Ed Roberts, Eric Walsh, Corey McAdam, Mark Harper, Andy Siebels, John Moss- ing, Tom Frisinger Boys Modified Soccer Row 1: Peter Hunter, Shannon Colton, Row 2: Cleve Greenhill, Rob Hartshorne, Shawn Devlin, Row 3: Andy Lacy, Lonnie Besaw, Nate Hopper, Ben Hassett 67 Girls Varsity Soccer First Row: Katrina Venton, Kathy O’Riley, Kristie Derrigo, Kristin Sigourney, Marcy Bigeral, Eileen Dusharm. Second Row: Laura Taylor, Maureen Bush, Bridgette Pistolesi, Nancy Wade, Wendy Bigeral, Kris Gamble, Hedy Hilts. Third Row: Barbie Bush, Terri MacTurk, Amy Leonard, Rachello Otto, Valerie Reddick, Jennifer Bishop, Missy Kirby, Coach Stacey. Girls 1V. Soccer First Row: Maryann Holcomb, Bridgette Cunningham Second Row: Tracey Stiles, Janis Klem, Cindy Cole, Jaci Bigeral, Coleen Sawyer, Paula Kirker, Angela Weaver, Mandy Hassett, Brandi Cunningham Third Row: Clara Pisto- lesi, Trina Moskal, Erica Derrigo, Bridget Walton, Gina Myers, Rachel Red- dick, Kara Nindle, Greta Shruder, Heather Plante Opponent GHS Opponent score score HEUVELTON 1 1 HERMAN- DEKALB 2 0 INDIAN RIVER 1 0 CANTON 0 2 NORWOOD 0 1 OFA 1 4 POTSDAM 5 2 MALONE 5 1 MASSENA 3 0 CANTON 0 0 SACKETS HARBOR 4 2 SOUTH JEFFERSON 5 0 SACKETS HARBOR 1 0 NORWOOD 2 0 OFA 1 1 POTSDAM 4 2 MALONE 5 1 MASSENA 2 1 Post season record MALONE 1 0 OFA 1 2 Opponent GHS Opponent score score INDIAN RIVER 0 1 CANTON 0 2 NORWOOD 0 1 OGDENSBURG 1 4 POTSDAM 0 2 HARRISVILLE 1 2 PARISHVILLE 0 1 CANTON 0 2 EDWARDS- KNOX 2 0 MASSENA 0 0 NORWOOD 2 1 OFA 0 3 SOUTH JEFFERSON 0 1 POTSDAM 1 0 HARRISVILLE 0 1 MASSENA 1 0 PARISHVILLE 0 2 Boys Varsity Basketball opponent GHS Opponent Score Score idian River 54 47 Hermon 52 40 upper Lake 53 57 OFA 45 52 Canton 47 30 Massena 74 59 Dwards-Knox 67 60 eneral Brown 58 72 Bishop Cunningham 50 66 Lisbon 51 30 Malone 53 51 Norwood 42 66 ’ itsdam 68 75 upper Lake 58 69 OFA 47 66 Canton 43 58 Massena 62 66 Malone 67 76 Norwood 61 82 Potsdam 58 92 Massena 68 71 Row One: Mike McQuade, Mike Mendoza, Row Two: Claude Davis, Richie Tyler, George Hays, John Mossing, Andy Scott, Tom Hurley Row Three: Tony Farr, Ed Roberts, Darren Fenlong, Larry Holly, Kevin Waldruff, Stephen Bates Boys J. V. Basketball pponent GHS Score Opponent Score idian River 34 33 ermon Dekalb 54 45 upper Lake 46 37 OFA 38 51 anton 52 38 Massena 20 61 Edwards Knox 43 40 General Brown 50 60 Bishop Cunningham 67 42 Lisbon 45 40 Malone 44 46 rwood Norfolk 41 56 :sdam 52 22 PPER Lake 56 42 OFA 47 44 Canton 56 42 Iassena 63 60 Malone 51 64 orwood Norfolk 41 57 Pi sdam 59 35 Row One: Andy Siebels, Joshua Stowell, Jimmy Love, Tom Storrin, Ethan Reynolds Row Two: Coach Porter, Darrin Love, Brian Porter, Andy Netto, Grant Hewitt 69 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Row 1: Kim Shrewsberry, Terry Ashley, Bobbi Jo Brown, Kelly Alguire, Hetty Johnson. Row 2: Janet Bush, Marcia Woodard, Sherri LaForty, Mrs. Stanton (coach), Jennifer Swem, Lorrie Turner, Bridgette Argen- bright. absent Tobi Bayes, Paula Clark. J. V. Basketball Cheerleaders Row 1: Heather Plante, Rosemary Fischer, Karen Olsen, Bridgette Walton, Rique Fuller, Heather Ashley, Veronica Swem. Row 2: Donna Hutton, Kris Walker, Jennifer Lumley, Mrs. Stanton (coach), JoAnna Simmons, Karen Cowels, Cindy Jenkins. opponent GhS score Opponent score Morristown 32 36 Watertown 41 24 Norwood 44 20 Tupper Lake 40 24 OFA 25 23 Potsdam 37 23 MAssena 42 37 Carthage 42 33 Morristown 50 33 Canton 54 28 Malone 40 35 Norwood 30 22 Tupper Lake 22 33 OFA 24 44 Potsdam 54 14 Copenhagen 44 32 Ed-Knox 47 11 Massena 49 27 Canton 48 12 Malone 47 37 Varsity Basketball Row One: Maureen Bush, Laura Taylor, Tina Hitchman, Alicia Geer, Row Two: Coach Douglas, Amy Leonard, Terri MacTurk, Carla Bowhall J. V. Girls Basketball Row One: Kathy O’Riley, Katrina Venton, Jaci Bigeral, Deanna McCauly, Row Two: Amy Williamson, Angie Davidson, Jill Bowhall, Shelby Rouse, Angel Sherman, Row Three: Jennifer Sampson, Tina Hayes, Sara Benware, Brandi Cunningham, Darlene Hawkins Sorry no scores available. 71 7th Grade Boys Basketball Row 1: Danny Shampine, Chris Mussaw, Tim Matott, Derek Yerdon Row 2: Pat Mitchell, Shannon Colton, Shawn Devlin, Robby Tyler, Row 3: Kevin Currier, John Stowell, Peter Hunter 8th Grade Boys Basketball Row 1: Ryan Schmidt, Todd Breckinridge, Row 2: John Walker, Scott Hays, Cleve Greenhill, Ben Hassett Row 3: Jacob Schiszler, Brandon Storie, Ronnie Centofani, Jason Becker, Ronnie Sawyer Row 4: Dana Love, Artie Shattuck, D.J. Martin, Andy Lacy 72 Varsity Wrestling Row 1: Kory Reed Cory Sipher, Art Ferry, Mike Doaldson, Joey Forsythe, ■J. Meyers, Row 2: Coach McAllister, Danny Parsley, Gary Merrit, Herb Collins, Tom Soto, Wayne Morrow, Joe Desarmeaux Sorry no scores available. Opponent 1 GHS Score Opponent Score South Jefferson 45 36 Indian River 53 22 Hermon 66 6 Beaver River 29 29 Beaver River 42 25 Ogdensburg 65 0 Clifton Fine 66 12 Canton 66 0 Herman 57 3 Malone 28 33 Ogdensburg 60 12 Massena 36 33 Canton 60 8 Massena 42 24 Clifton Fine 72 0 Malone 36 30 73 Row 1: Shawn Cummings, Shawn Labow, Brady Wood, Chad Burns, Dale O’Donnel, Mike Nichols Row 3: Matt Shippee, Kevin Langtry, Scott Young, Jarwl Schwelnus, Raymond Holcomb, Coach Villeneve GHS OPP Opp Score Score Morristown 7 8 Hermon Dekalb 16 0 OFA 4 1 Malone 3 2 Massena 6 13 Canton 1 3 Tupper Lake 12 1 St. Lawrence 3 4 Potsdam 3 2 Salmon River 13 6 Norwood Norfolk 1 9 OFA 2 6 Malone 3 4 Massena 5 2 Morristown 8 1 Varsity Baseball Row One: Rusty Morenz, Cindy Scott, Hollis Pavear, Bill Clancy, Dan Brozzo, John Mossing, John Rubar Row Two: Ed Roberts, Rob Hartshorn, Kenny Mousaw, Clark Canel, Shawn Colton, Mike Stark, Mike Tyler, Coach Bush GHS OPP Opp Score Score OFA 11 26 Malone 4 7 Massena 1 8 Canton 8 9 Tupper Lake 11 2 Potsdam 4 3 Edwars-Knox 12 8 Norwood 4 11 Salmon River 13 1 St. Lawrence 2 9 OFA 0 4 Malone 4 13 Massena 5 12 J. V. Baseball Row One: Russell Currier, Tom Soto, Waheed Jalouzi, Shawn LaBoe, Brady Woods, B.J. Stevens, Jimmy Love, Harry Slater Row Two: Danny Parsley, Shawn Kirby, Aaron Besaw, Grant Hewitt, Joshua Stowell, Matt Armes, Andy Netto, Bob Horton, Coach Adams 76 Varsity Softball Front: Audra Schwelnus Row One: Heather Mockinnen, Nicole Lash- brooks, Bridgette Arganbright, Stacey Macauly, Chris McIntosh Row Two: Coach Gonyea, Amy Leonard, Maureen Bush, Bridgette Bush, Jerri- lyn Patton, Paula Holdstock, Barb Hays Opponent GHS Opponent score score NORWOOD 6 22 ST. LAWRENCE 19 20 MALONE 8 12 SALMON RIVER 11 12 POTSDAM 9 10 MASSENA 1 12 OFA 4 9 CANTON 9 4 NORWOOD 4 9 ST. LAWRENCE 11 6 MALONE 1 15 SALMON RIVER 9 6 POTSDAM 11 7 MASSENA 0 9 OFA 5 7 CANTON 15 0 J. V. Softball Opponent GHS Opponent score score INDIAN RIVER EDWARDS- 20 7 KNOX NORWOOD 11 10 NORFOLK 4 ST. LAWRENCE 12 CENTRAL 12 6 MALONE 4 10 MASSENA 8 4 POTSDAM 31 29 OGDENSBURG 19 14 CANTON NORWOOD 6 5 NORFOLK 5 15 ST. LAWRENCE 21 6 MALONE 1 16 MASSENA 10 9 POTSDAM 5 20 CANTON 13 20 Row One: Pam Bates, Norma Losey, Joanna Bates, Jennifer Larson, Anna Pierce, Angel Sherman Row Two: Jill Bressett, Teena Hays, Tracy For- sythe, Mandy Hassett, Angela Davidson, Row Three: Deanna MaCauley, Tonya Elliot, Kristie Derrigo, Claire Milne, Kathy o;Riley Opponent GHS Opponent score score TUPPER LAKE 11 4 Vi MALONE 5 Vi 10 ST. LAWRENCE 12 3 Vi CLIFTON FINE Vz 15 MASSENA 3 Vz 12 OGDENS- BURG 6 Vz 9 POTSDAM 0 7 Vi CANTON 5 Vz 10 Golf Row 1: Anthony Netto, Joe Denishe, Elliot Bush, Cleve Greenhill. Row 2: Andy Siebals, Tom Hurly, Nate Leach, Cory Storrin, Jamie Rumble, Pat Frenyea. Modified Football Row 1: Jim Minckler, Erin Bishop, Mike Langerin; Row 2: Steve Besaw, Arron Blackburn, Matt Bishop, Bobby Allen, Corey Larock, Rocco Curcio, Scott Hays, Robby Tyler, Richard Harris, Chris Mussaw, Joe Baer; Row 3: Ed Siebels, Pat Steel, Cory Stowell, Joe Redmond, Jim Simmons, Ronnie Centofani, Chad Blair, Brandon Storie, Mike Durham, Jacob Schiszler; Row 4: Coach McAllister, Dana Love, Terry Simmons, Jeremy Thomas, Jason Houghton, Todd Breckenridge, Artie Shattuck, Ronnie Mashaw, Neil Watson, Lyle Besaw, Jason Becker, Kevin Currier, Coach Gonio, Coach Hilts. Freshmen Basketball Row One: Pat Martin, Jason Carr, Brian Bowhall, Forrest Hays, Herb McEatheron Row Two: Coach Tim Knowlton, Andy Ho- tis, Matt Richards, Scott LaFavor, Seth Nixon Mark Alexander. 8th Grade Basketball Row 1: Jeff Lacy, Ryan Schmidt, Jacob Schiszler, Jason Becker, Todd Breckenridge, John Walker, Scott Hays, Cleve Greenhill, Rob- bie Meyer; Row 2: Mr. Putman, Brandon Storie, Mark Gore, Ryan Martin, Andy Lacy, Artie Shat- tuck, Ronnie Centofani, Ronnie Sawer. Row 1: Jeff Lacey, Derek Yerdon, Mike Schesser, Shannon Colton, Peter Hunter, Robby Tyler, Tim Matott, Robbie Meyer,; Row 2: Daniel Shampine, Chris Mousaw, Pat Mitchell, Shawn Devlin, Ke- vin Currier, John Stowell, Bill Sawyer, Mr. Putman. 7th Grade Basketball Boys track Track Scores Carthage Potsdam 138 105 115 153 Girls track Canton 183 55 Opponent GHS score Opponent score Ogdensburg 83 Vz 173 Vz Tupper Lake 183 57 MALONE 122 V2 190 V2 Malone 112 140 POTSDAM NORWOOD . NORFOLK 140 159 170 161 Salmon River Madrid 157 1 293 Vz CANTON 179 134 Waddington 175 Vz82 Vz MADREID Massena 169 82 WADDINGTON 188 133 Norwood-Norfolk 133 121 CARTHAGE 182 117 TUPPER LAKE 180 V2 137 V2 SALMON RIVER 171 l 2 141 V2 MASSENA 147 166 OGDENSBURG 140 171 Cross Country-Varsity Girls Cross Country- Opponent GHS score Opponent score Varsity Boys Canton 15 Inc W Canton 29 27 L Madrid 15 Inc W Madrid 36 20 L Potsdam 23 34 W Potsdam 38 17 L Brushton 37 18 L Brushton 43 16 L Salmon River 17 Inc W Salmon River 42 17 L Massena 20 Inc W Massena 25 34 W Norwood 44 15 L Norwood 41 19 L OFA 15 Inc W OFA 15 Inc W Malone 41 18 L Malone 50 15 L Girls Spring Track Row One: Chris Bush, Heather Plaute, Tammy Parsons, Katrina Venton, Kristen Sigorney, Joyce Roberts Row 2: Kate Duff, Julia Rizer, Brandi Cunningham, Lisa Gourd, Kara Nindle, Mary Anne Holcomb, Bridgette Walton, Cindy Jenkins, Chris Venton, Joan Dimon, Wendy Bigarel Row Three: Coach Kathy Wade, Shelby Rouse, Michelle, Elizabeth Canning, Nicole LaRock, Alicia Newvine, Peggy Colius, Rosanna Rastley, Brandi Follett, Tally Friedrich, Marcy Bigarel, Barbie Bush, Coach Wolsteinhome Indoor Track Row 1: Christine Venton, Kristen Sigourney, Tammy Parsons, Cindy Jenkins; Row 2: Marcel Da Silva, Val Reddick, Alisa Newvine, Michelle Matice, Marcy Bigarel, Eileen Dusharm, Chris Poncin, Tom Black, Chuck Porter; Row 3: Coach Friedrich, Eric Lattinschlagger, Leon Storie, James Lobdell, Paul Elliott, Casey Canell, Leon Venton, Jason Brown. 81 Cross Country Row One: Joyce Roberts, Marcel DaSilla, Leon Venton, Jim Burns, Darlene Devendorf, Cindy Jenkins, James Lobdell, Shawn Nace, Mr. Friedrich Row Two: Adam Sawyer, John Gillette, Christine Venton, Alicia Newvine, Rosanna Rastley, Paul Elliot Row Three: Tammy Parsons, Tom Black, Mike O’Riley 82 Row 1: Angie Cutway, Lisa Wal- ton, Teresa Bush, Pam Forsyth, Kristin Leeson, Holly Hilts, Me- lissa Hays Row 2: Darlene Besaw, Jeneca Kennedy, Teresa Young, Megan Mooseburger, Karen Bo- whall, Carrie Wood, Angel Netto (manager), Jeanetter Conklin Row 3: Carlene Carr, Sandra McIntosh, Emily Wall, Sue Can- ning, Emily Weaver, Ruby Clark Missing: Dawn Currier Girls 7th Grade Basketball Row 1: Leah Shelton (man- ager), Trina Moskel, Tara Reed, Clara Pistolesi, Erica Derrigo Row 2: Laurie Ma- cauley, Heather Lincoln, Lisa Matice, Patti Weldon, Amber Fairbanks, Rachel Reddick, Stacy Cappelino, Mandi Stevens, Row 3: Adri- enne Roeser, Betsy Durham, Tina Patton, Carrie McCumber, Missing: Becky Bigeral, Jennifer Hay Girls 8th Grade Basketball We are the music makers, This poem is dedicated by Marcia Woo- And we are the dreamers of dreams, dard for the 20th anniversary of Wood- Wandering by low sea-breakers, stock. And sitting by desolate streams, World-losers and world-forsakers, On whom the pale moon gleams: Yet we are the movers and the shakers Of the world forever, it seems. From: Ode by Arthur W.E.O Shaughnessy 83 Sr. High Student Council Officers: Barbie Bush, Bridgette Pistolesi, Heidi Hilts, Jim Love. First row: Adam French, Sara Ben- ware, Jennifer Lumley, Katrina Venton, Kris Sigour- ney, Brian Wing, Kathy O’Riley, Katrina Day, Jaci Bigarel, Greta Schrader, Colleen Sawyer, Tobi Bayes, second row: Eileen Dusharm, Tallie Frie- drich, Patrice Esposito, Nicole Isereau, Nicole Hay, Wendy Bigarel, Maureen Bush, Karen Simms, Missy Kirby, Tammy Parsons, Sara Colton, Hetty Johnson, Kim Shrewsberry, third row: B.J. Stevens, Jeff Trop, Dustin Currier, Daniel Claflin, Jim Platt, Herb McCumber, Darrin Love, Brian Porter, Kathi Ellis, Michelle Matice, Scott Bacon. Absent: Kristen Lee- son, Katie Cole, Megan Moosbrugger. Jr.High Student Council First row: Michael Berry, Stephen Antwine, Greg Petitto, Teresa Bush, Leah Shelton, Jeneca Kennedy, Lisa Gourd, Laurie Woods, Angel Netto, second row: Joel Baer, Shannon Colton, Benji Hassett, Brandon Wainwright, Melissa Hays, Nor- ma Matice, Jennille Smith, Lisa Walton, Ranisa Mellillo, third row: Carrie Reed, Stacey Cappellino, Erica Derrigo, Mandi Stevens, Heather Lincoln, Clara Pistolesi, Trina Moskal, Andy Lacy, Carrie McCumber. Absent: Tina Patton. Row One: Tina Hitchman, Tom Langtry, Amy Leonard, Laura Taylor, Nancy Wade, Rachelle Otto, Bridgette Pistolesi, Wendy Bigeral Row Two: Darren Fen- long, James Lobdell, Leon Venton, Jim Burns, Ed Roberts, Andy Scott, Rusty Morenz, John Mossing, Barbie Bush Varsity Club First row: Mason Wolak, Waheed Jalazi, Peggy VanOnum, second row: Mr. John- son, Jeff Trop, Chuck Klen, Ed Leader, Bob Beitrus. Whiz Quiz National Honor Society Officers: first row: Barbie Bush-vice-presi- dent, Laura Taylor-president, Kristi Der- rigo-parlimentarian, Heidi Reynolds-trea- surer, Absent: Marci Bigeral-secretary. First row: Hedy Hilts, Bridgette Pistolesi, Wendy Bigarel, Tracy Reed, Anna Pierce, Kelly Alguire, second row: Pat Frenyea, Mason Wolak, Nicole LaRock, Eileen Du- sharm, Hope Walker, Peggy VanOrnum, third row: John Hunter, Tom Hurley, Jeff Trop, Michelle Matice, Amy Sutkus, Con- nie Siegrist. First row: Janet Antwine, Rachel Fahrig, D.J. Isereau, Richelle Hopper, Ricque Fuller, Aaron Fuller, Kelly Willmert, Trish Billings, second row: Jennifer Sampson, Jodie Matott, Adam French, Rob Hartshorn, Mike LaPierre, Danielle McIntosh, Sara Benware, Katrina Venton, Tim Platt, third row: Cindy Jenkins, Mark Bigelow, Brian Porter, Darrin Love, Mark Alexander, Daniel Claflin, Harry Slater. Jr. Honor Society 88 r First row: Tracy Reed, vice-president, Toby Bayes, Anna Alguire, Mrs. Frie- drich, Kerry Mashaw, Marcy Alberry, president, Paula Dalton, Greg Halpen. Speech Club Foreign Culture Club Row One: Kelly Wilmert, Sherry, Trish Billings, Angel Peck Row Two: Mary Murdie, Rosanna Rastley, Mi- chelle Shepherd, Tracey Reed, Anna Pierce, Norma Losey Row Three: Wendy Porter, Carmel Rastley, Chuck Klem, Stacey Dafoe Absent: Eric Walton Row 1: Mrs. Drake, Miss Miner, Wil- liam Hadfield Row 2; Bradley Roberts, Brad LaVancha, Trisha Law, Jeffrey Bowman, Row 3: Arthur Mason, Andy Simmons, Randy Hartle, Harold Towne 89 First row: Connie Stowell, Vern Phillips, Shawn Bulger, Kevin Kuhn, second row: Kristie Mason, Janneen Streeter, Julia Streeter, Emily Meagher, Ellen Klen, third row: Richard Barr, Emily Weaver, Jack Jenkins. Jr. High Art Club Sr. High Art Club Row One: Alton Walrath, Mr. Streeter, Norma Losey Row Two: Peggy Mashaw, Dawn Carlson, Wendy Carlson, Lynette Widrick, Peggy Forbes, Anna Pierce. In Back: Scott Butler. A.V. Club Todd Keyes, Tom Black, Corey McAdam, Robert Claflin, Terry Alguire, Mike Hoover, Missing: Carl Hansen First row: Miss Wilson, Sarah Young, Marcey Alberry, Dawn Bige- low, second row: Dustin Currier, Tara Clement, Jessie Wolak, Mike Daniels, Dawn Young, Kelly Alguire, Bridgett Pistolesi, Tracy Reed, Anna Pierce, Norma Losey, Stacie Dafoe, Dodie Wilmet, Judy Finnie, third row: Nicole Hay, Mary Murdie, Hedy Hilts, Lorrie Turner, Rachelle Otto, Charlotte Clement, Lori Dur- ham, Tammy Parsons, Lynnette Wi- drick, Bridgette Arganbright, Joan Dimon, Dennis Horton, fourth row: Wendy Porter, Casey Canell, Keith Gillan, Nicole LaRock, Paula Clark, Nancy Wade, Missy Kirby, Barb Bush, Maureen Bush, Eric Walton, Chuck Klem, John Hunter, Corey McAdam. S.A.D.D. Guides Front: Shelly Haskins, Bobbi Jo Brown, Mike Hoover Back: Darren Fenlong, Rachelle Otto, Amy Leon- ard, Wendy Porter Mary Murdie 91 Cindy Jenkins, Tina Hogle, Tammy Stowell, Christine Streeter Student Store Yorker Club First Row: Bobbi Jo Cummings, Marcia Woodard, Dawn Bigelow. First Row: Marcy Alberry, Shelly Hayden, Peggy Vanornum. Second Row: Dennis Horton, Shelby Rouse, April Stacey, Stacey Dafoe. Third Row: Dean Harper, Eric Waltzen, Chuck Klem, Heidi Reynolds, Cindy Jenkins. Jr. High Shop Club First Row: Ranisa Melillo, Maria Dunkel- burg, Justin Hill, Charlie McDougle, Pat- ti-Jo Morrow. Second Row: Charles Insa- ] laco, Chris Sidletsky, Jamie McIntosh, Cassie Allen, Abraham Sales, Mike Villen- eueve. Third Row: Stacey Hayden, Tara Charter, Donna Whiteford, Terri Bulger, Christina McIntosh, Bryan Brayton, Shawn , Fourth Row: Robert Carter, Robert Tripp, Jamie Yasseto, Ronald Jackson, Steve Hadfield, Craig O’Hearn, Shawn Demo, Sabrina Benjamin, Hank Besaw, Mike Morrissiey, Michelle McIn- tosh, Gordon Griffith, Brian Hutton. 92 The GHS Senior Play in ’88 was Anne of Green Gables. Anne was portrayed by Jenni- fer Swem. It told the classic story of Anne going to live with Mathew and Marilla Cut- bert, (Andy Losey and Amanda Sipher). No matter how hard she tried she could never please Marilla. She always seemed to get into horrible predicaments, usually with her best friend Diana (Jennifer Theraldson) and Gil- bert Blythe (Greg Halpen). As Anne matures Marilla becomes puite attached to her and fi- nally admits her love for Anne as if she were her own daughter. Meanwhile Ira Mills (Eric Walton) comes calling upon Marilla. It turns out Ira was her long lost love and Anne’s uncle. 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It’s a story of bad guys, beautiful women, and a love story. With Billy Crocher (Greg Halpen), Reno Sweenie (Kristie Farr), Moonface Martin (Dave Gleason), Hope Harcourt (Betty Cento- fanti), and Evelyn Oakleigh (Ed Leader). Billy loved Hope but Hope was getting married to Evelyn. Reno was willing to help distract Evelyn, in the process she fell in love with him, Moony also agreed to help. At the end Reno married Evelyn and Billy married Hope. Other cast members included The Angles; Connie Siegrist, Sa- rah Young, Michelle Matice, and Nancy Wade, and Mrs. Harcourt (Amanda Sipher) 9 96 r V Spirit Week This year, Spirit Week was filled with i ny different activities for the students to j rticipate in. There was the traditional c ess weird day in which students showed up i an array of costumes from cute to bazaar. r ere was hat day in which many appeared ; irting their favorite headware. We also 1 d dress like the fifties and blue and gold 0 y. The end of the week topped off with the p p rally and dance, where John Mossing a d Nancy Wade were crowned Homecom- 1 king and queen. Unfortunately the Wild- c s were defeated in a tough game against t e Malone Huskies. Only Time Will Tell, Prom The Junior class did a fantastic and memorable job of “Only Time Will Tell” with the 1988 prom. Those who got the chance to realize that in true life only time will tell what will happen, and to dance away with a live band. The prom court consisted of king and queen, Cory Wood and Dawn Dodds, Prince and Princess, Danny Cunning- ham and Maureen Bush, Duke and Dutchess, Keith Gillan and Amy Leon- ard, Count and Countess, Jeff Tebo and Colleen Sawyer The evening was enjoyed by all who attended. Chefs Club First Row: Julia Streeter, Janeen Streeter, Patrick Laidlaw, Tim Ma- tott, Gary Durham, Robert Beane, Stephen Antwine, Eric Hatch. Sec- ond Row: Brandy Idete, Nichole Be- saw, Donna Whiteford, Michael Ber- ry, Tim Thomas, Erin Gates, Michelle Mastine, April Woodrow, Michelle McIntosh, Tennille Smith, Third Row: Allyson Pike, Tracey Hodgdon, Lynne Meyer, Sheila Sie- grist, Valerie Bailey, Connie Stowell, Abraham Sales, Corey Stowell, Dar- lene Besaw. Northwest Tech. Row One: Stephen Roiser, Jeff Hewitt, Brent McAdam, Wen- dy Carlson, Peggy Mashaw, Dawn Carlson, Jo Cutrie Row Two: Mark Charter, Rick Cun- ningham, Rodger Facey, Chris Gates Row One: Corey Allen, James Fol- let, Kim Roberts, Nicole Patton, Nicole Turnbull Row Two: Jeff White, David Rickett, Jason Bo- whall, Terry Hitchcock, Brian Peck, Stephen Hatfield Southwest Boces 97 Row 1: Connie Siegrist, Jodie Ma- tott, Sarah Young, Norrin Laven- der Row 2: Nicole LaRock, Robert Hartshorn, Karen Cowles, Katrina Day Row 3: Stacey Macauley, Hei- die Reynolds, Scott Bacon, Bob Beatrice, Jason Palmatier, Jeff Trop, Alex Helvie Stage Band Row One: Jennifer Theraldson, Dianna Dayton, Rachel Fahrig, Row Two: Scott Bacon, Bridgette Pistolesi, Maureen Bush, Hedy Hilts, John Whitton Row Three: Greg Halpen, Kelly Alguire, Peggy VanOrnum, Anna Young, Heidi Reynolds, Stacey Dafoe, Jerry Pe- ters Row Four: John Hunter, Amy Sutkus, Connie Siegrist, Christine Trimball, Jason Palmatier Select Choir 98 Row One: Rachel Fahrig, Kelly Alguire, Sarah Young, Katrina Venton, Shelby Rouse, Jennifer Tharldson, Heather Plant, Janet Antwine, Amanda Hassett, Amy Cuppernall, Greta Schrader, Angela Weaver, Kara Nindle, Bobbie Jo Cum- mings, Veronica Swem Row Two: Trish Billings, Dianna Dayton, Kris Peets, Ka- trina Day, Anna Pierce, Jennifer Reynolds, Jennifer Sampson, Dennis Horton, John Hunter, Scott Bacon, Greg Halpen, Connie Siegrist, Tammy Parson, Maureen Bush, Bridgett Pistolesi, Kris Rodgers, Row Three: Trish Billys, Deanna Dayton, Peg- gy Woodard, Karen Simmons, Tammy O’Brian, Anna Young, Christine Trimble, Darlene Roberts, Joanne Bates, Heidi Reynolds, Stacie Dafoe, Peggy VanOrnum, Amanda VanOrnum Row Four: Laurie Durham, Nicole Isereau, Tallie Friedrich, Paula Clark, Nicole Hay, Nicole LaRock, Amy Sutkist, John Whitton, Mike Ells, Ja- son Simmons, Jason Palmatier, Jerry Pe- ters, Sara Colton, Amy Williamson, Lisa Sutkist, Farida Jalazai, Michelle Honsky, Valerie Fess, Michelle Matice, Hedy Hilts Choir first Row: Dawn Young, Jeanette Conklin, Karen Bowhall, Sharon Ayers, Kevin Kuhn, Jessie Towne, Lisa Weaver Patti-Jo Morrow, Tonya Lee House, Meagan Quinton, Tennille Smith, Kristen Leeson, Carrie Reed, Julie Streeter. Second Row: Rita Mason, Jeneca Kennedy, Tina Gourd, Debbie Monaco, Ste- phen Antwine, Nick Schnaden, Casey Smart, Lisa Gourd, Lynne Meyer, Allyson Pike, Don- na Whiteford, Brandy Hete, Ranisa Melillo, Janeen Street. Third Row: Jeff Peters, Jam- mie Allan, Bobbie Bigarel, Beth Williamson, Jayeon Smith, Maria Dunkelberg, Michelle Littlebrant, Jessica White, Marianne Holland, Kristi Reason, Peter Palmer, Jason Farr, Me- gan Moosbrugger, Katie Duff. Fourth Row; Mrs. Peters Trudy Foote, Jayne Martin, Christine Bush, Tara Charter, Brendan Woo- dard, Claire Sandor, Renee Brown, Cheryl Fi- field, Courtney Frisinger, Stacy Martin, Heather Kirby, Nichole Besaw, Amy Walrath, Cristal Feess. Jr. High Drama Club Row One: Angela Cutway, Lisa Weaver, Carrie Wood, Michael Schesser, Abraham Sales, Wil- liam Draper, Timothy Matott, Lynne Meyer, Emily Frenyea, Jolene Mashaw, Tonya Lopez, Lisa Morrow, Courtney Frisinger, Jennifer Green, Brooke Martin Row Two: Peggy Strate, Bobbi Jo Benjamin, Stephanie Law, Kim Mitchell, April Woodrow, Darlene Be- saw Angel Jesmer, Melissa Hays, Clayton Rumble, Derek Yerdon, Peter Hunter, Mark Holly, Clinton Stowell, Tracie Currier, Teresa Young Row Three: Michelle Mastine, Heidi Hanson, Norma Matice, Katie Cole, Colleen Nichols, Tammy Kirby, Erin Gates, Michelle Burke, David Dollinger, Stephen Palmer, Corey Stowell, Jane LaParr, Tanya Payne, Danelle Davis Row Four: Carrie McCumber, Alison Haylock, Amy Dowling, Laurie Hut- ton. Heathy Lincoln, Adrienne Roeser, Aman- da Friedrich, Jeneca Kennedy, Sandra McIn- tosh. Susan Canning, Jennifer Hay, Valerie Bailey, Dodie Wilmet Row Five: Dawn Curri- er, Tara Reed, Rachel Reddick, Stacey Cap- pellino, Chris Mussaw, Shannon Colton, Bri- an Perrin, Laurie Woods, Teresa Bush, Megar Moosbrugger, Angel Netto, Jennifer Kirkham, Ladean Victor, Michele Robb, Glennis Wood- row, Teresa House, Elva Taylor Clockwise: Bridgette Walton, Cindy Shafer, Karen Simmons, Crystal Willard, Pam Bates, Jennifer Bishop, Shelby Rouse, Karen Olson, Trish Billings, Tonya Watson, Cindy Jenkins, Angela Weaver, Amy William- son, Jennifer Lumley, Kathy Hight Missing: Sara Colton, Tammy Parsons Orchestra Jr. High Chorus Row One: Nicole LaRock, Amy Sutkus, Kelly Alguire, Sarah Young, Jackie Scott, Elizabeth Canning, Connie Siegrist Row Two: Danielle McIntosh, Heather Becker, Heather Rhubar, Nicole Isereau, Nicole Hay, Tammy Shafer, Janet Antwine, Tammy Stowell, Karen Cowles, Richelle Hopper, Kristen Rodgers Row Three: Jodie Matott, Jill Bowhall, Heidi Reynolds, Ali- cia Geer, Scott Bacon, Dan Chaflin, Rob Hartshorn, Ricque Fuller, Katrina Day, Pat Martin Row Four: Adam French, Sta- cey Macaulay, Bob Betrus, Jason Palma- tier, Craig McIntyre, Ray Holcomb, Alex Helvie, Jeff Trop Row Five: Tonya VanOr- num, Casey Canell, Amanda VanOrnum, Derek Roberts, Norin Lavender, Brian Bo- whall Sr. High Band Row One: Trish Billings, Karen Simmons, Bridgett Walton, Karen Olson, Crystal Willard, Cindy Jenkins, Peggy VanOrnum, Connie Siegrist, Tammy Stowell, Karen Cowells Row Two: Tammy Parson, Tonya Watson, Sara Colton, Jennifer Bishop, Cindy Shafer, Amy Williamson, Angela Weaver, Kamie Fuller, Nicole Hay, Kelly Alguire, Nicole LaRock, Sarah Young, Ka- trina Day, Rob Hartshorn, Amy Sut kist Row Three: Kathy Height, Jennifer Lum- ley, Shelby Rouse, Scott Bacon, Dan Cla- flin, Alicia Geer, Heidi Reynolds, Stacey Macauley, Robert Betrus, Jason Palmatier, Jeff Trop, Raymond Holcomb Row Four: Tonay VanOrnum, Casey Canell, Amanda VanOrnum, Norin Lavendar Sr. High Orchestra Row 1: Julia Streeter, Cindy Laidlaw, Dawn Young, Wendy House, Gina Meyers, Christine Bush, Erica Derrigo, Leah Shel- ton, Ruby Clark, Tracy Hodgdon, Tina Gourd, Holly Hilts, Kristin Leeson, Rebec- ca Shafer. Row 2: Melissa Wight, Jaylon Smith, Cecelia DeSantis, Carlene Carr, Tenille Smith, Wendy Schafer, Karen Bo- whall, Tara Clement, Amanda McHeffey, Brian Martin, Emily Wall, Julie Fuller, Marisa Newvine. Row 3: Bobbi Bigarel, Tammy Scott, Ellen Klem, Stephen Antwine, Andy Lacy, Ronnie Centofanti, Michelle Bresett, Sam Oradat, Connie Stowell, Emily Weaver, Cristal Feess, Mike Morrissiey, Bobby Brown, Allison Cogan. Row 4: Rita Mason, Ben Hassett, Scott MacKinnon, Herb Collins, Claire Sandor, Mike Bodah, Mike Berry, Patrick Mitchell Clara Pistolesi, Carrie Reed, Me- gan Quinton, Jeff Peters, Tammie Allen. Row 5: Shawn Demo, Shawn Devlin, Jer- emy Newvine, Artie Shattuck, Robbie Ty- ler, Ryan Sestir, Craig O’Hearn. Jr. High Band First Row: Elton Walrath, Heidi Rin- hart. Second Row; Irma Jonck, Melissa House, Cristina Bressett, Melinda Par- row, Tracy Horton, Linnet Widrick, Wendy Carlson, Michelle Hayden, Scott Butler. Jr. High Computer Club First Row: Amy Walrath, Emily Fren- yea, Mike Daniels, Jim Halpen, Jason Turnbull, Michael Schesser, Robert Beane. Second Row: Dodie Wilmet, Tara Clement, Kim Mitchell, Melissa Hays, Brooke Martin, Bill Ayen, Rich- ard Harris, Clint Stowell. Third Row: Herb Collins, Ryan Schimit, Jolene Mashaw, Carly Carr, Trudy Foote, Da- vid Dollinger, Robert Carter, John Stowell. Library Club Southwest P.M. Boces Front: Paula Dalton, Krista Papillani, Corean Jonck, Rhonda Estes Back: Sherry Facey, Tammy Sim, Tracey Horton Row One: Mike Stark, Rodney Tracey, Bill Clancy, Gary Merritt, Dan Cunningham, Rusty Morenz, Tim Shaw, Tom Hender- son, Row Two: Paula Holdstock, Hope Ma- cauley, Tammy Taylor, Bobbi Jo Stowell, Tammy Kinney, Chris Streeter, Julie Mea- shaw, Carrie Jenkins, Cathy Raymo, Kim White, Chris Bressett, Kathy Bellinger, Row Three: Darlene Devendorf, Tammy Sawyer, Pammy Sawyer, Dawn Alguire, Terry Ashley, Christi Morey, Andrea JeS� ferson, Nicole Charlton, Karen Fifield, Donald Benjamin, Alton Walrath, Row Four: Linda Cook, Andrea Parker, Heather Bacon, Marcy Alberry, Michelle Weir, Dave Fuller, Lucas Macauley, Shane Ju- lien, Ken Richardson, Barry Stone, Row Five: Shawn Sawyer, Troy Garrison, Rus- sell Brown, Barb Hayes, Art Ferry, Betty Jo Lyons, Jill Bresset, Shawn Brown, George Peabody, Wayne Hardy, Eric Fish- er, Bobby Hatfield. Southwest AM. Boces Row 1: Tara Charter, Michelle Saucier, Shiela Siegrist, Row 2: Corey LaRock, Nick Schrader, Angel Jesmer, Andrea Emrich, Nina Porter, Nate Hopper, Row 3: Jamie McIntosh, Justin Terpstra, Allison Pike, Nicole Merrit, Mar- cie Maine, Michelle Littebraout, Amy Walrath, Janeen Streeter, Wendy Reinhart, Stacy Hayden Row 4: Katie Duff, Wendy Hay- den, Linda Taylor, Renee Brown, Mandi Stevens, Tzveta Vachev, Becky Bigarel. Amber Fairbanks, Lisa Matice, Mike DAniels Jr. High Orchestra Row One: Tina Geer, Tracey Schmidt, Kim Shrewsberry, Trina Dusharm, Gidget Peck, Tracey Redmond, Scott Breckenridge Row Two: Shawn Closs, William Infield, Trevor Bogart, Jason Bar- tholomew, Ryan Tracy, Michael Wainwright, Mark Young, Rich- ard Wainwright Southwest Tech P.M. 102 Row 1: Pam Bowhall, Carla Bo- whall, Sheri Laforty, Karry Ma- shaw, Ann Alguire, Michelle Shampine Row 2: Tom Black, Herb Collins, Mike Hoover, Shawn Fuller, Brian Wallace, Scott Salisbury, Dan Sibley, Chris Porter, John Stolzenbach, Rick Daniels, Arthur Forbes Southwest Tech 1 Yearbook Well, my days as Deanonian editor are just about wrapping up and I must bring the book to a close. I’m sorry we couldn’t afford color senior pictures and I hope having activities listed under the picture makes up for it. I’ve tried to use as many ideas you have given me and I appreciate all the pictures many of you gave. I tried to use as many as possible. I have a lot of good hopes for this book and I hope everyone enjoys it. The staff and I have put a huge amount of time and effort into this book to make it successful and for that I must put forth tremendous thanks to some people; Dawn- You were always there to help whenever and wherever you could. Jen- To one of the best quad copiers. To you both -for visiting me during lunch all the time. Eric- For being my moral support during meetings, and keeping me sane. Tracy- You had great eagerness to learn, I only wish I had more time to teach. Best of luck next year! Katrina- Super Ads. I’d be lost without you running around the school tracking everything down for me. Good luck to you also. Terry- Good job on ads while you were here. Thanks. Karen, Sarah, Hope-You were always there to help put on the finishing touches. Sarah- For always coming to those late meetings so we wouldn’t miss musical rehersal. Trina- Excellent typing! Mr. Betrus- Most of all. I can’t thank you enough! Whenever Mr. Carper got technical on me you could always calm me down and make me say “Oh is that all he means”. You’ve taught me a lot in the years I’ve been on the staff and you’ve given me a lot of inspiration. Again, I could never thank you enough! I hope there is no one I’ve forgotten but if there is thanks to you! Editor-in-Chief Andrea Presutti Jerry Peters; We’d like to put forth our apologies for the mishap in last years book and we want to give Jerry the credit he earned for his work on last years book. At last another year has gone. As I’ve explained in the past, a correction in a book that is only issued once a year, comes on a once a year basis. I can’t correct, repair, fix or otherwise change a book once it has gone to press. I wish to take this time to apologize to anyone, anywhere who may find fault or objectional material within. Over the past ten years I have never tried in any way or manor to upset or offend anyone. After looking at past books, I find them although not consistant in quality, good books. This book is no exception. The listing of senior activities and supurlitives has left us open to many interpretations, not to mention your (senior) secret codes. I always feel a sense of pride when I see “my” kids graduate. With the pride comes a sense of emptiness when their gone. Good friends are hard to find, but harder to lose. Best of luck to all of you. Andrea, great job!! to a super actress and editor, you’ll go far. Don’t forget us little people who basked in your ray of light. P.S. Tracy, Katrina it’s all up to you now. 104 Mr. Betrus indicating a happy purchaser of the Deanonian. Staff Eric Walton Tracy Reed, Andrea Presutti, Dawn Bigelow, Jen- nifer Swem, Sarah Young Tracy Reed Katrina Day 105 Karen Fifield Typist: Trina Dusharm 106 In Six Short Years . . . . I Six years ago the 1989 Senior Class entered 7th grade. Like the young people named below, they had hopes and dreams for what the future would hold. The following Gouverneur students were an active part of our families, classes and circle of friends; yet six years later, they are no longer with us: Maria Angelino Hugh Pennington LeRoy Cole Thomas Pennington Roy Cox Brett Shatraw Robert Lamb Dale Siegrist Jason Link Steven Smith Bertrand Lutz Young or old, no one can escape the specter of mortality. It is very sad when we lose loved ones. The loss of a young person is tragic. Please remember, no one is immortal or invincible and that life and death are separated by a thin line which we all walk. Please treat yourself, family and friends with the love, kindness and respect that comes from mortality. So much can happen in six short years. Ft ' V ■ The Class of ’89 at GHS carried the year through with many new trends and brought back old ones. 20 years after Woodstock the Class of ’89 brought back the Peace Sign, Tie-dyed clothes still prevailed, and the spirit of the 60’s seemed ever popular. Many new movies hit high on the charts. Who framed Roger Rabbit? was one of the biggest hits with most of its animated cast surrounded by a human world. Tom Cruise made us a few Cock- tails, while Bill Murray got Scrooged. Freddy came back in Night- mare on Elm Street 4, and Tom Hanks got Big, and Billy the kid came back in Young Guns. The music scene brought about many new surprises. Bobby McFerrin brightened everyone’s day with Don’t Worry Be Happy. D.J. Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince rapped about how Parents Just Don’t Understand. no EIGHTIES Def Leppard poured some sugar on us and Guns n’ Roses Appetite for Destruction finally caught some eyes making it a number one album for several weeks. Robert Plant gave us a solo album, Now and Zen, and Locomotion had everyone dancing in chains. Unfortunately we had to say goodbye to Roy Orbison who passed away in January. Ripped up jeans were one of the biggest fashions this year along with boxer shorts. The San Francisco 49ers won the Superbowl and Sean Penn and Madonna have filed for divorce as did Robin Gi- vens and Mike Tyson. We also inaugurated George Bush into the presidential office and celebrated the summer Olympics. In closing 1989 has been a great year. Many challenges and experiences will face us in the future. Our decisions for the future will guide us toward happiness but we will never forget those which made us laugh and cry. Our memories of these special people will remain forever. SOUND GRADUATION? 1 05 -J I O Q o I O 1 O 03 ttj a: a: a: f- Q Ill The Town Shop 105 Main Street Gouverneur, N.Y. 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