Hadley Luzerne High School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Lake Luzerne, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1977 volume:

E 1 N l I l I ii' V x +1 I Q. L 4 U L 5141 Q .L .I N M W, ,U Q . aff ,,l I 5 i , 1 .rf Ill' ,. Nfl, 'UQ Nxxlif .Jil .rf J I 5 rif- fi' nw. I.. ,f I. Lf-N it , W 7. E' . 1 v . 4 Lf, b. Hi-Lights 1977 if Xb, L Y, M O47 L l'4 VNwi Hadley Luzerne Central School, Lake Luzerne, New York .J G Y 1 0 Yearbook Editor - Carolyn Wright Yearbook Advisor - Mr. Donald Racette Business Manager - Gary Shumway Sales Manager - Suzy Meyer Dedication The 1977 Hi-Lights is very honorably and respectfully dedicated to Mrs. Mary Sul- livan and Mr. Albert Zimmermann. This is Mrs. Sullivan's last year at HLCS but even after she leaves she will be long remembered for her dedication, concern, and service to the entire student body. Mr. Zimmermann was not only a help to us scholastically but also personally. He always seems to have a smile and an encouraging Word when things get a bit rough. Many thanks and appreciation. 2 Table Of Contents Admlnlstrauon and Faculty Page 5 Student Llfe Page 21 Page 33 Page 53 Page 63 Page 75 Page 91 Adverusers Page 101 M luwj' This is a great place to learn, a great place to Work, a great place to be. Did We say place? It's much more . . much more than bricks and mortar, classrooms and media centers, cafeterias and gyms. lt's people. lt's you. You ARE what makes Hadley Luzerne Central school great. ln these pages that follow we have tried to give you a flavor of the people Cstudents, teachers, staff, parents, interested citi- zensj who have been a big part of 1976-77. The 112 pages in this hard cover book take a look at September through January. An 8 page supplement which fits into the rear of the book covers February through June, thus a complete school year. Who are we? What are some of the things we do? Read on. Throughout our lives you have given of yourselves freely. And We have taken, not giving much in return. You are the ones that have brought us from childhood dreams, to life's realities. For those things and many more, we will remember forever. As the years go by, and the memories pile up, yours will burn forever, like an ember that never dies. ADMINISTRATION AND FAC ULT Y Mrs. Madeleine Beattie President W' . , . ..,,,.,, V Mr. Norman Powers Vice President 5 KIILFIJKYIIIJP' 1 I 18 Mr. Roger Thomas Mr. Walter Maxfield Central Administration Mr. Leonard Gereau Supervising Principal -.u-sv., j fi Ur M, Mr. Thomas J. Hewitt Seated, Mrs Barbara Rollman, Standing, Mrs janet Administrative Assistant Wood, Mrs Madge Ross, Mrs Mona Navarro N' . fi 1 as e I M 1.,. Mr. Leo Stengel, High School Mr. Robert Carpenter, Elementary tr: :- f I ' , A :Q git QA ri'-,QE is xr' 3 if 2 1? I? f ,X g f QQ: 1 A A - - f- wg ... 1 5 is 1 4 v if L -3' gg? ' , 1 M f . ., 'V ,,,,.,. il J l P5 ' xw , l- we . A U .. W' 1' f - . ,sf ' ,,. f:qf,,,.ggL .. K J tx X 5 W , ' fflifffssit r Donald Racette, Speech and Educa- Leftg Miss Lillian Mi- chels Mid- dle School Media Cen- ter Special- ist, Rightg Mrs. Pauline Allen and Mrs. Shirley White, Media aides Ms. Louise Kmetz, High School Media Center Specialis I Left, Mrs. Jennie LeBarron, aide and Mrs. Lois Root, Elementary School Media Specialist lx-a lax 'im e at M Mr. Michael Hidek, High School Guidance Below, Mrs Evelyn Macllarland, Re- source Teacher Left, Mrs Marcia Lawton, Aide Right, Mrs Patricia Polunci Resource Teacher Mr. David Scanlan, Middle School Guidance Guidance 62 Resource .ie o,53?n:Q4x.g Q 2625 xi, 'As if :Ne Mrs He len Stuetze ., .x.. .....,.: ,:, MQ: Q. ., sx,f::f:.--., sg., we , N X X K w 5 X .., Mrs Mary Lou Hayes 51 Mrs Sandra Freeman f 'i 'Y ,mg I X g f, ,M as fi? 'ii 3, 1 G3 fi 2 X x 8 Dr. Lloyd Murdock, Psy chologist BOGES fd? Mrs Nancy Jensen 81 Mrs Sharon Hughes Reading, Speech, Therapy, Psychologist J ! K! 131 Mr Richard Rowell 81 Miss Pam 11 Mrs Daisy Hoffman -Speech Therapist Waite f We ge P9 f 4 ' ' 1 . ff' Mr. jerry Taft ,-, N 15,2-f '. Xin , Mrs. Jacqueline Comeau Mr. joseph Hanlon :H i- W big. .Ni SVR Mr. james De Midio Miss Lila Howlett Nurses 1 2 ' E 1' 1 5 -2 , 111:-293' . Mrs . Patricia Sebald U Right, Upper 1 Mrs . Phyllis Scribner Picture Physical Education Ms. Darla jones, Vocal Music Miss Virginia Mr. Robert Davis johnson, Music Instrumental Music A H Mr. David Otoupal, High School Art M uszc And Art Left, Mrs. Mercedes jabaut Mid dle School Art Mrs. Carolee Parwana Elementary School Art Mr. Thomas Roach Mr. joseph Dudley Mr. Darrell High School Industrial Art Middle School Industrial Finlayson Arts Mechanical Draw . in 8zDri r Industrial Arts Efucafionve E 1 H.. r V It ...- .. .1 .,- 1- aff' ..- I nw I No Q 4 Q1 Miss Mary Ellen Sloan M M High School Home Economics 0 Mrs Constance Kirkpatrick H0 m e mi L Middle SCl'100l HOIIIS Econom ics English f N, w ! 3 ' Mrs Margaret Stevenson High School English Mr. James Healy English 7-8 Mrs Evelyn Donohue Mr. Matthew Clark High School English High School English 19' P 4 Mrs Amanda Barnes Mr. james Corkland English 7 - 8 High School English 15 A Y r L 'Q 'lx L J -.0-.Q - 4 T A S vm 'fl Q 'A ga 5 Va 'Qs YQ x,.,,,,L kk K . l A A 'ZA 0 ef if A :Wi x . x b .f-f Mrs Anita Ranado Mr. Robert Kay Mr, Harold Neddo Social Studies 7-8 High School SOCi211 Studies Social Studies 7-8 A 'Ai' Mr. George Smith High School Social Studies Social Studies Mr. john Pickens High School Social Studies fwammm, 11' q , , mi , Language And Science M, Mrs Ed1th Hehr Mr. Armand Gaza111e German 81 Spanish French Q ,i Mr. Edward Decker Mr. Bernard Friday Jgtsfeph Science 81 Health Science 7-8 Scigscelilig 17 Mr. Fred Root Mr. Clint Freeman Mr. Neil Sesselman Math 7-8 Math 8 Math 7 A e f' 5 E s i 'W- ' Math And Business if r d 1' ss 5 ig f A M Mr. jolnn Manley Mgtiigggo Mrs Mary Sense-1 Math High School Math - High School Business E ucation Mrs Mary Sullivan Mrs Jacqueline Wood 18 Business Education Business Education dx 1 5 5, v My tif ' y ...W Left To Right, Ruth I-Iuffmire, Barbara Reynolds, Joyce Miner, Carrie Deuel, Cheryl Allen, Edith Baker, Mildred Archer, Ann Shattuck, joan Waite, -Marion Haak Left To Right, Alice Hathway, Peggy Deming, Nina Petteys, Bill Hastings and jim Grace Rawson, Betty Mudge Hovey Cafeteria Staff, Custodians Left photo Left to Right, Bob Angel, George Deuel, Irwin Hill, Loren Gage Below, Left to Right, Dick Prescott, Phil Kelly, Chester Shum- Way, Gene jau- bert iii 3 L f, Fame - tomorroW's dream Security - a st-udent's goal Peace - an everday Wish But most of all love and sharing, Without them We are nothing. STUDENT LIFE Honor Society Regents Scholarship Winners and alternates Right, Additional classes this year such as Computer Science and Calculus give the students added strengths to face the future. SCHOLARSHIP .... the key to our reason for being here each day. Learning not only the sciences and arts needed for our social and occupational needs of the future, the daily classes are learning centers for now. All the trappings of extra cur- ricular activities are in support of this .. . the classroom work to help us reach our finest scholas- tic potentialg a job we may kid about, but most of us try to take seriously. Life In The Classes we-f - W X. '- T Y ' s 55. Sometimes Weire Serious About What We Do . . . Study halls Were held in the cafeteriag as Well as it being a general meeting place for rap sessions and informal conferences. High school industrial arts classes mechanical drawing classes, home economic classes, art classes and even kindegarten classes all got ideas flowing together to construct a chalet playhouse outside the kin- degarten building. Student Council met regularly to help plan activi- ties for the students as well as for the community. Students at all grade levels pitched in to col- lect hundreds of cans for distribution of food locally. And on an individual basis whether in sculptur- ing, reading, or just thinking in classes we tried to better ourselves. ,491 NOW 3 little hazing here and there can be Representatives from each class entered fun, and there was a bit of it via the stocks the MT and MIS Ghoul COUWSY- John Sanders made for the Varsity club. Was JUSY One Of 'Chem- s Q Flying off the slopes can be fun, if not a bit precarious as A1 Esser shows. Not the best correct form .. . but effect- ive Friday night ski- ing at Hidden Val- ley was fun for many. ygy up if .ff ,h V Sock it to the pinata That's the rule of i the hour at the annual Foreign Language dinner and Christmas get together. And Sometimes We're Not From The Voices Of Angels . comes the sound of our Christmas concert. 5 Liz- 11 -mn-sas fvliwse i l ' N111 'M - ff Top Left, Choral Cadets, Top Right, Elementary chorus. Above Left, Mod- ern Classics. Above Right, high school chorus. Left, combined choruses fall of Above, plus middle school chorusj. The high school and middle school bands as usual contribute much to the suc- cess of the concerts. Music of another nature included the successful musical comedy The Pajama Game featuring Renee Cartier and Rich- ard Quirion. A supporting cast and crew of over 40 helped make an enjoyable weekend of thea tre last Spring. 3 ,gl n n 1 x 5 . X J Q I 'IL 11 ew. if Sis X .. .:kfX 'Q X , s . I , 6 1 el W. Q a A . - xi 4.4 'LI 2 i 5 3 E E E ,gym-gmg1,g . ' v-, ,K l:,,,,,.ef--: - : . -iq , ,, , ff nn 'iam -x.- ssivww ' 2 . ,,,, I mx-' sf: Q ' 'A ' lv E Q lik 6 ix 'Y ,f ' Q 3 I . Q 53 f it-4 Hi ' adv WN,-gilt fl X I Then comes the timel when we shed our jeans and dress in gowns for the Junior Prom. The scene portrayed a land of fantasy and then a land of our own dreamsg dreams that we hope come true .... and dreams that we will work for as our life's ambition. For Suzy Meyer and jim Brewster one dream has been fulfilled as they became our queen and king. ' 1 ,,,. ,LL,,L, W , ,,,,.-,,-,, Laura Hoffman crowns Suzy Meyer queen. Jim Brewster is king and last year's king Steve LeClerc looks on. S 5 ,- f.xmzI-Qx,.:f:,ff:1.1s:,,f-,l -.,-- ,,1.,vf.wH ffiaf' f- W fm- - . ,-...us i so Members of the'll976 man' das, l I 1 Raws on, ' Ka tey gg,- others included steve Fish,f Jeff Mark Sludy, and Couples enteredtthe trans formed cafeteria beneath la huge and across a designed and built by ScolEttBoulrdelauty was atg the end of a yelloyv' Murals Walls in flourelscent and illumi- nated magically from black 3 llghggfhung from the Celllng. rull provided by the Preludes, .e M l l - - n- udge, . ., . - L mi- ku, ,1 .. - ,gfxni K 04, ,, .., .., . ., - .M 8 - 1 ff' b ' Karen Reynolds and Duane Aldrich enter followed by Carolyn Wright and Michael White. M -1' Yearbook Staff Each activity period and often before and after school, seniors were running about to gather information, take photographs, Write and edit materials so that each of us could enjoy this year in memories. The business of selling advertisements and getting subscriptions to the book took much time and effort. The very activities involved in re porting on the activities of the year took much time between September and February . and in themselves were a big part of our student life. ,..fJ x We have climbed till we have almost reached our limitsg We have lived in a world we built together g We have shared till now we must say our good-bves. So Where, where do we go from here? SENIURS S K. twigs A law ,D A- , J . f ff- . W' infix? ' xg Al QW , f 2 ' - if M -V ik 1 i V3 xr: r,rfgsS 4. ,W A- 1 Af fs' If-f ws .., sf 'rf x .N L Y,,, , gg, ff J' X 5 f 'W' 1-I dis f , 1 w f w ,- Seniors enjoy life! Being close to those you care for, those who are special means more as a twelfth grader. Somehow a senior takes the time to know and to appreciate classmates. School seems to roll by quick- ly during the final year at H- L. And of course just getting to ent ways . Although some walk, many come on their wheels .... of their choice! 'tix ' school encompasses many differ- It's always more fun outside, than inside the building so seniors see to it that outside they do their own thing. fi That thing most often is talking about what is going on inside! wit lwisWf!sa:n.p'ima'!-ffw,.g4rr5u.fBs 2m 'y1H'-'Qual ,,,- M x , nr' ' 1 sv' ' .NX .. ff H w 5 x V Egfr.. s lx ,. ,A V - A in jg 7 , 'Qhir gg, E55 ., A., ,i . , , 1 N L, 122792124 li' ,,,.. 11. W' 1 2,,, 'Wflxisl-31N , , 1 W1 EEL W W N K M A H , 5 A Ma! X 1 v 5 I E E s E Q -Mm 11-LM1 ' ' M fgsw ' f 1 SM fimfiiffffiffii- 'ls 55 , ,fy Once inside there are important things a senior must do. . . have that important morning chat with Mr. Stengel, that quickie soda and telephone call, hanging aroiuid the main office and those faithful morning announcements. Occasionally a sick call to the nurse is in orderg although more likely it will be a visit for a late pass. In any case if it's a senior, it'll be one starting the day with a smile. 9 ,!' ff' 5, f ,if flrii vi' ,. 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For those looking here who have long ago graduated, may it bring back dreams. Performing 4, -1 1 1, For those looking here who are yet to become seniors may you have as enjoyable and profitable a year as We have had. Reach out and huildg preparationsg DSW experience Come enter a World of life's realitiesg a World built of those Who mature. Come walk hand in hand with life. Come climb the ladder of ups and downs, goods and hads, heartaches and heartbreaks. Reach out and buildg reach out and prepare yourselves for a experienceg We call it life 9 lf!! ' Q .--A .mga UN DERCLASSMAN W ----.1 fvur-n-gn-my -Muff'-W1-f' - X -- ,,., my ' ' A , I - ' 'fi by nz- Pg x,MYCx.,, 2 :SEA ' L, 1214:-W--.. -N .. ,fm k v, I W1-xi Ml. M . . gm, RL ff H x rim A ,Q LA.. 1 Y gr , . 1 gym Ax K8 C ' ,l F . .A YN -. ef 1 V B -1I' 3 A few of the students and the classes they are active in include Laurie Gill gl Nancy Locke, cosmetology Randy Davis, food service .. -' ' ,V - f '- 'f V cc-' I V ' ,,,,.- ' 4 Q ,, . 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A ' if l'lcn an ' ' N- if-' N, A - --5 I -t it 152:12 -Via, ' 1. -V ' i -vii X . m ' Bruce Randall, Conservation Nancy Stanton, Horticulture 'QF ..,, , Laurie Swirz, data processing Sue Phenes Sz Collette Lemelin, Nursing Steve Kyrsgaro, Auto Body Nancy 531120, fO0d Service Eleventh ll an if Kneeling-Left To Right, Gert Bouchard, Shanda Allen, Tina Champagne, Deb Brewster, Kelley Allen, Second Row- Diane Cronin, Linda Been, Sue Bowers, Sue Ann Allen, Kathy Duell, Terry Carlton, Tammy Denton, Martina Carlton, Tina Dingman, Back Row- Mr. Matthew Clark, jeff Comeau, Kerry Bennett, Bill Barrows, Kevin Deuel. . ,k,. . , Q ,fx ,X '1 Left To Right- Cathy Guay, Diane Gorham, Gary Gazaille, Teresa Harris, Carol Hines, Wade Holmes, Linda Lou johnson, Bill LeBarron, Willard Flansburg, Tawn Hagadorn, Mr. Darrell Finlayson. Grade we Left To Right, Steve Randall, Karen Reynolds, janet Pidgeon, Dan Mosher, Kathy Liebl Boyce Rawson, Amy Rowell, Jeff Post, Becky Pidgeon, Debbie Morey, joe Lindsey, Jeanne Nollman, Mrs Mary Pensel Left To Right, Bottom Row, Mr. George Smith, Jeff Williams, john Waterhouse, Tina Washburn, Deb Sehlmeyer, Lorraine Toran, Alix Towers, Sandra Sutliff, Colleen Wright, Deb Westerhold, Jill Wooding Back Row, Bill Smith, John Sanders, Harry Zieg- ler, Russell Wood, Pete Salmon, Tim White, Wayde Werley, Craig Williams, Mary'-' Schuh. - Tenth Left To Right, Kneeling, David Adams, Debbie Benjamin, Karen Brown, Second Row, Ron Belanger, Dorothy Brooks, Tammy Cason, Cheryl Allen, Candy Allen, Patty Bor- mann, Penny Beach, Beth Brewer, Donna Birkhamg Mr. Edward Decker, Back Row, Da- vid Cairo, Randy Bosford, Tim Bosford, Billy Cartier, Pat Brennan, Carol Allen, Andy Allen, Shelley Allen, Art Been 3 Left To Right, Front Row, john Green, Bob Fisk, Ed Clarke, Billy Brooks, Layne Clute, Cindy Cowles, Deedra Cook, Barbra'Duell, Claire Denton, Marrionne Finelli, Renee DeGelarmo, Ginene Gereau, Anita Gallese, Carolyn Ellis, Rhonda Cluteg Back Row, Carl Comeau, Norman Dingman, Mark Deuel, Bruce Clute, Mrs. Evelyn Dono- hue Grade ,J 1 ,ifl :L ljfh 1 .3 Left To Right, Kneeling, Carol Harris, Betty Meyer, Karen Pratt, Mike Post, Beth Page Lori Millis, David Mosher, Standing, Don johnson, Patrick Miner, Kim Neddo, Dennis Matoon, Brian Lemelin, Mark Nollman, Debra Murphy, Tim Higgins, Russell Pidgeon, Harold Hastings, Toby Pidgeon, Sheila Moorhead, Marc Merkle, Barry Petteys, Eugene Petteys, Jeff Randall, Richard Mills, Mr. John Pickens V, I i ,V , .. Left To Right, Kneeling, Robert Shiel, Ed Spotswood, Philip Smith, Bob Sehlmeyer, Bill Scofield, Wayne Thomas, john Ryff, E.j. Stokes, Bill Thorpe, Eric Sanders, Bruce Sen- ecalg Standing, Denise Sutliff, Clare Stone, Mary Schuh, Lynne Toran, Dawn Sutliff, Tammy Springer, Lynn Smith, Patty Sanders, Madeline Russo, Bev Russell, Betty Rus- sell, Karren Tremaine, Mr. Thomas Roach Tenth And Ninth Left To Right, Sitting, Joanne Webster, Malanie Winslow, Tami Walker, Donna Wil- liams, Shelley York, Darci White, Carolyn Williams, Pat White, Marlene Wright, Dawn Wisell, Cindy Wheeler, Back Row, Ms Sandra Stoffolano, Terry Tubbs, Freemont Young, joe Watkins, Mike Waterhouse, Donna Trottier, Bruce Werley, Chris Young, Matt Winslow Left To Right, Kneeling, Patti Barrows, Kim Colson, Colleen Carleton, Joy Allen, Paula Allen, Anita Adams, Gary Brewster, Kim Champagne, Thane Alleng Standing, Dawn Cook, Rhonda Cavazos, Trina Clute, Cheryl Aldrich, Mike Bosford, Todd Braman, jeff Allison, Mike Brady, Mark Chandler, Don Caldwell, Chris Been, Roger Caldwell, Mr jack Abbott Grades ll 'f'iv-3' 5' ,gli as Left To Right, Kneeling, Andra Hagadorn, Paula Croissant, Ann Gebo, Rita Gebo, Jean Hogg, Barbara Hammond, Wendy Corlewg Standing, Brenda Corlew, jean Gill, Martha Cutler, Cindy Hathvvay, Brian jenkins, Karl Denton, Lloyd Hall, Mike Cowles, David Girard, David Doubleday, Tony Hixon, Gary DeMarsh, Bill Hayes, Al Esser, Mike Fowler, Stanley Gebo, Brenda Day, Kevin Fortner, Melanie Durham Left To Right, Kneeling, Andy Neville, Jim Petrone, Mary Ann Mahr, Denise LeMay, Tony Jenkins, Tommy Marciano, Bonnie Mills, Evelyn Phenes, Connie Mudge, Standing, Charlie Meyers, Peter jenkins, Bill Lindsey, Richard Prescott, Jill Kitsos, Paul Parker, Barbara Nollman, Bruce Mosher, Lesley Ralph, Cindy Moon, Lorrie Pratt, Maureen 61 Liebl, Tim MacG1lfrey, Linda Locke, Geneva johnson, Mr. Robert Kay Ninth Grade Left to Right, Kneeling, Tom Ramsey, Danny Shiel, Glenn Shiel, Randy Shiel, Standing, Wayne Spencer, Clayton Sawn, Bruce Thomas, Danny Sawn, jeff Springer, julie Shiel, Judson Randall, Kathy Shaw, Sheila Sutliff, Colleen Reib, Linda Sutliff, Amy Reynolds, Laurie Reynolds, Alan Saheim, james Sehlmeyer, Karen Stephenson, Mr. David Otoupal Sas iki Left to Right, Kneeling, Mike Young, Bill Toran, Roger Wood, Shawn York, Chris Tho- mas 3 Standing, Anthony Trentecoste, Ken Williams, jeff Trottier, Mary Lynn Walker, john Thomas, Mary Zimmermann, jim Trottier, julia Young, Linda Waterhouse, Vicky Waite, Phyllis Waite, Anson Williams, Lisa Thomas, Charles Wyman, Cecilia Turner, Joann Tucker, Kelvin Turner, Harry Vanderwarkerg Mrs. Margaret Stevenson A time of beginning and yet, a time of ending. Time to put away those days and dreams of childhood. Time to begin those plans for a future in this world. Life is there to liveg go out and live it. MIDDLE SCH UDL Eighth Left To Right, Front Row, Kelly Gebo, Eric Deitze, Vance Dunkley, Richie Faunce, Lori Gill, Mary Lemelin, Scott Esser, Kim Hayes, Bunny Guay, Second Row, Tina Ham- mill, Patty Hanlon, Crystal jenkins, Keith Denton, Bill Farr, Lloyd Hall, Simone Lor- rain, Richard Johnson, jeff Davis, Back Row, Mrs Amanda Barnes, Eileen Golden, Lisa Flecha, Norman Feulner, Judy Lamb, Maureen Ellis, Nancy Gogan, Tina Hixon, David Green. u l E Left To Right, Kneeling, Willard Chandler, Kyle Bosford, john Been, Andy Bovee, Rod Bordeaux, Mark Allen, Lynn Champagne, Connie Bourdeau, jean Belangerg Second Row, Bob Cleveland, Arnold Allen, Christine Allen, Cathy Daniels, Starla Allen, Shirley Allen, Cheryl Clute, Cindy Backus, Crystal Allen, Gary Askins, Lynn Beach, Darlene Allen, Bonnie Brewer, Linda Bosford, Renee Clute, Tim Brady, Dawn Allen, Mr. james Healy Grade Left To Right, Kneeling, Robin Nevins, Allison Nollman, Carol Quirion, Lisa Meissner, Tonya Parker, Cathy Petteys, Donna Phenes, Fran Mehang Second Row, Mr. Harold Neddo, Lisa Powers, Susan Moore, Kathy Meyer, Lisa Newton, Amy Ormsby, Celeste Othmer, Tina O'Connell, Dawn Mosher, Candy Millis, Donna Randall, julie Marciano, Robin Marcouxg Third Row, Robert Moon, John Moorhead, Jerry Manganiello, Tom Niz- olek, Marilyn Monroe, John Parsons, Gina O'Connell Left To Right, Sitting, Tom Sawn, jean Shattuck, Kim Reib, ette Senecal, Lena Yurich, Bill Stockwell, Scott Stephenson, Second Row, Christine Wood, Fred Tucker, Penny Swanson, ker, jennifer Stone, Dawn Searles, Laurie Springer, Sheila Gerry Woodward, Third Row, Matthew Watkins, Bill Woodin, tuck, jack Raxson, Ron Shiel Mary Cae Waterhouse, Lyn- David Tarricone, Paul Siudy Sarah Smith, Tammy Wal- Washburn, Laura Yannaci, Gary Stanton, Paul Shat- Seventh E. , Left To Right, Kneeling, Russ Thomas, Robert Springer, Mike White, Randy Ziegler, Joe Winslow, Arthur Wright, Mark Wood, Jim Sawn, Carrie Wright, Standing, Mr. Ber- nard Friday, Kevin Shiel, Herb Springer, Leslie Stauber, Paul Tubbs, Michelle Young, y Valerie Stone, James Stewart, John Shattuck, Maryellen Thorpe, Helen Stanton, Elaine Winslow, Kim Walker, Gracie Watkins 'S 5 Q 4 Left To Right, Front Row, Cindy Braman, Mike DeMarsh, Don Benjamin, Keith Ames, David Cowles, Rupert Baker, Warren Braman, Eddie Decker, Mrs. Mercedes jabautg Second Row, Bill Dingman, Dwight Day, Todd DeMarsh, Richard Burkhan, Jennifer Alli- son, Veronica Dingman, Janie Campanaro, Lisa Chandler, Diana Boveeg Third Row, Denis Belanger, Glenn Croissant, Bobbie Caldwell, Norman Bovee, Mike Belanger, Brian Clugston, Fourth Row, Tami Allen, Eric Allen, Clara Clogstong Top Row, Dale Colson Grade Left To Right, Kneeling: Jay Ellis, Reggie Faunce, Mike Gorham, joe Ellis, Bruce Ellis, Jef Hall, Anthony Fortner, Bobby Jensen, Anthony Geppner, Jon Gilles, Eddie Harris, Mike Lacy. Standing: Ms. Darla Jones, Tammy Harrington, Tammy Fish, Lauren La Casse, Helen Hughes, Leah Kenny, Mark Holmes, Tina Kelly, Merrill Durham, Mike Fazio, Keith Kathan, Debbie Elie, Teri Dittmar, Mimi Gereau, Jakie Ellis, Chris Grigshy. j . -A fa 'JT , if Left To Right: Kneeling: Bill Meissner, Jean Marcotte, Kevin Locke, Bill Pike, Bill Mack, Bob Nevins, Karl Othmer, Carl Picioccio, Gary Powers, Peter Mosher. Standing: Mary- ellen Matuszak, Barb Morrissey, Debbie Mason, julia Pidgeon, Jeff Miner, Nan Post, Bill Parker, Kelly Mills, Dana Merkle, Craig Matuszak, Mark Powirny, Jeff Prescott, Kimo Pratt, Kelly Monroe, Terry Liebl, john Noakes, Mr. joseph Trottier. Sixth '9-. x E X ,jr K Left To Right, Front Row, Lisa Cook, Kim Springer, Barbara Bennett, Dianne Stephen- son, Tammie Lanfear, Debbie D'Antonio, Tim Gilbert, Michael Sutliff, Randy Hixon, Eric Powers, Mary Stockwell, Heidi Hetzelg Second Row, Dan Sehlmeyer, Scott Cartier, Michael Wood, Wade DeMarsh, Lonnie Moon, Renee Gill, Loretta Allen, Ed Langdon, Third Row, Arthur Allen, Dan Rympf, Charles Arlin, Tim Been, Mr. Ronald Dickens, Laura Monroe Left To Right, Kneeling, Bruce Worth, Bill Cason, Mark Waterhouse, Elaine Lama, Vic Grant, julie Faunce, Michelle Girard, janet jenkins, Geraldine Tucker, Second Row, john Dimick, Mike Petrone, Gary Woodward, Ted Rawson, Mark Green, Peter Stockwell, Connie Hall, Tracey Bennett, Maggie Daniels, Toni Yannaci, Wendy Liebl, Sally Smith, Theresa Law, Back, Mr. Clint Freeman Grade Left To Right, Kneeling, Craig Allen, Mike Reid, Mike Harrington, Patrick Morrissey, Mike Mason, Lyndon Sutliff, Tom Swanson, Seth Bakery Second Row, Lynn Gorham, Kris Day, Aaron Corlew, Paul Gill, Brian Chandler, Cathy Page, Ronald Bordeaux, Walter McWaing Third Row, Juanita Bosford, Rhonda Carleton, Claire Wyngaard, Theresa Bray- man, Kim Grogg, Linda Keeler, Laurie Allen, Stacy Farr, Gina Clute, Back, Mr. Wil- liam Meyer V , f V ,V H , ,,., ...H V f ' , fx f V K 1, . ' . , ,,,j,,f L' Left To Right, Kneeling, Guy LaClair, Terry Deuel, Tammy Gebo, Valerie Dunkley, Juanita Walker, Jane Sawn, Roxanne Clute, Hope Spangenberg, Jeff Walker, Matthew Hayes, Rocky Daniels, Second Row, Tim Gill, Eric Morris, Cecil Reynolds, Richard Salmon, Diane Quirion, Priscilla Bovee, Tina Johnson, Patti Duell, Cynthia Millis, Jody Walker, Jim Schreiner, Back, Mr. Dennis O'Connor Fifth , . - V 4, W gk U Q :, N - A V , K' '5' hw. A , ' Left To Right, Kneeling, Susan Blanchard, Catherine Winslow, Annette Guay, Andre Mosher, Kevin Belanger, Dawn Allen, Art Watkins, Dusty Dunn, Aran Mull, Pete Sawn, Paul Kruger, Khris Celeste, Standing, Kevin Reynolds, Patti Smith, Chris Brady, Mi- chelle Quirion, Connie Allen, Gina Valente, Kim Sutliff, Michele Randall, Lori Page, Lisa Allen, Karen Millis, Faith Shattuck, Loretta Waite, Kent White, Eric Fortner, Ann Matusak, Connie Pike, Pat Randall, Ray Brewster. Left To Right, Kneeling, James Feulner, Joanne Sebeck, Dawn Devoe, Jackie Stephens, Korine Springer, Tracy Vanderwarker, Shirley Clements, james Gill, joe Schlager, Jerome Allison, Second Row, Chris Abbott, Linda Carleton, jerri Krywy, Maureen Mc- Cluskey, Shawn Allen, Jodee Mosher, Tara Tremaine, jeff Shattuck, Lonnie Rumpf, Patrick Allen, Eddie Hanlon, Andy Wood, John Kathan, Third Row, Mr. john Polunci, Russell Clogston, Theron Smith, Tammy Hayes, Cindy Ziegler, Debra Reed, Rosanne Lease, Anna Bills Grade --W-. .,,. .. ' -v-Aw -a ' , lwwzwvw A- S -4 L. ' ' - . 1 4 ' ,Q' Left To Right, Kneeling, Michael Hayes, Mark Levett, Scott Ellis, Jeff Ellis, Paul Tor- an, james Backus, Wanda Springer, Michael Randall, Teddy Allen, Second Row, Sherry Allen, Michael Grant, Melody Aldrich, Dian Liberty, Paula Knoch, Beatrice Russell, Cynthia Waterhouse, Jill Ellis, Tammy Deuel, Maureen Corrigan, Peggy Randall, Third Row, Mrs Janna Roche, Cynthia Ames, Christopher Parsons, Michael Hughes, Gerald Allen, Lynette Pritchard, Maryjoan Swanson, Audre Mosher, Prudence Young, Corrine Ziegler, Holly Thorpe Left To Right, Front Row, Andy Stengel, Ralph Allen, Richard Backus, Lehman Allen, Harley Fisk, Cecil Scheff, Warren Law, Mike Woodcock, Jeff Marcotte, Dan Water- house, Steve Podwirny, Second Row, Rian Millington, Mr. Neil Sesselman, Charles Bennett, Angela Walker, Dawn Cowles, Karen Rayder, Terry Baker, Christine Elie, Marilee Allen, Monisa Campanaro, Sherry DeVoe, Kecia Ellis, Judy Boudeau, Patty Reed, Daphne Mason, Amy Belanger, Duane Mosher, john Stewart, Bonnie Underwood, Alice Kitsos, Lisa Waite We 're Number One! . . . in everything We do at the Middle School. And with that attitude students have taken pride in their special projects, class- Work, and athletic endeavors. In a friendly atmosphere of study and play the middle school students can explore and find needed answers. 's'Wun-un.. The freedom to work on our own led to many interesting resultsg and the classroom guidance kept us on the right path! Q. f ' ek K , Richard Johnson in art Ron Tucker Sixth graders in media center Lori Gill, Scott Esser, Tammy Walker l S5151 5 , , Companionship means a tremendous amount to stu- dents at this age. 'lhe catch all place and time for lots of that is lunch time daily. However that compan- ionship is there in our clas- ses and in our giving of our- selves through helping others. dg if r I A-L, Q E Sixth graders study at their desks Industrial Arts Work Hosting our senior citizens Eighth graders in Home Ec room Y ig, 6 Remember, oh so long ago when we were children? Remember, it wasn't that long ago. A time of pig tails and fairy talesg A time of A. B. C. 's and l,2,3's. A time of innocence and eagerness 5 Always ready and always willing to lend ourselves, to something new. Elementary Fourth Left To Right, Seated On Front Boat, Renee Winslow, Kristine Hughes, Natalie Belanger, Stephen McCluskey, Eric Walker, Jeffrey Bennett, Sharon Vanderzell, Tracy Hayes, Standing, Joelle Cookg Back, Mr. Wallace Philips, Cheri Curley, Crystal Darrah, Larry Hall, Billy Bourdeau, Kevin Clute, Glenn Allen, Jay Swanson, Eric LaCasse, Richie Hetzel, Patrick Mansfield, Standing ln Front Of Second Boat, Rusty Murphy, Dale Walk- er, Rodney Barrett Left To Right, Front Row, Dave Webster, Tawn Mull, Ginger Joiner, Shelly Rozell, Kate Clarke, Holly Smith, Tim O'Connor, john Day, Back Row, Paul Bosford, Kenny Sehlmeyer, Eddy Bennett, Ms. Carol Roberts, Timmy Krywy, Todd Kenny, Ward Phil- ips, Eric Senecal, Curtis Schreiner, John Dittmar, Tracy Lanfear, Dora Secore, Kevin Green Grade Left To Right, Sitting, lan Mull, Ron Langdon, Greg Liebl, Randy LaClair, Paul Kyars- gaard, Mike Uiele. Second Row, john Watkins, Roy Scott Vernum, Greg Blazejewski, Scott Corlew, Danny Guay, Paul Matuszak, Wendy Williams, Back Row, Bruce Daniels, Amy Hughes, Renee Lemelin, Jeannine Stephenson, Camille Shattuck, Angela Allen, Penelope Baker, Donna Fortner, Anna May Tracy, Marilyn Sutliff, Mrs Elizabeth Taft Front Row, Left To Right, Debbie Esser, Shreey Ladd, Timothy Hanlon, John Decker, William Harrington, Melissa Newton, Harlen Walsh, Richard Rice, Matthew Starzec, Edward Moulton, Back Row, john Gereau, Richard Fazio, Mrs Charlene Whitacre, Chris tine Bormann, Michelle Picioccio, Kelli Gorham, Tina Smith, Catherine Stengel, james Sutliff, john Parker, David Rosenberg, Melissa Hall, Richard LaVergne Third Left To Right, Kneeling And Sittingg Wayne Hughes, Melissa Chesney, Nancy Brayman, Terri Allen, Brett Baker, Karen Vanderwarkerg Standing, Kelly jenkins, Mark Racette, Nan Fearman, Martin Bedell, Albert Sirchia, Robert Hayes, Donna Wileyk, Melynda Clute, Mrs Lynda Crain, Lisa Pataki, Thurland Ovitt, David Bosford, Christine Randall, Amy johnson, Cheryl Bordeau, Sara Powers Left To Right, Front Row, Elaine Liberty, Susan Dunn, Debbie Hayes, Ellen Smith, Vicki Allen, Mark Rist, Missy Durham, Maureen O'Connor, Lisa Perron, Annmarie Randolph, Back Row, Mrs Kathy Dudley, David Webster, George Bills, Pamela Watson, Kim Kader, Randy Hickok, Patrick Hayes, james Nevins, Becky Moon, Cathy Pratt, Robin Ziegler, Jeff Freeman Grade Left To Right, Kneeling, Christine Levett, Rhonda Bordeaux, Theresa Walsh, Karen Arlin, Sandra Diehl, Rynay Randolph, Collette l..eClerc, Second Rowg jill Stewart, Mi- chele Ross, Angela Russell, Diane Gallant, Bryan Barrett, Renee Hoffman, Stacie Har- rington, Third Rowg Michael D'Antonio, Gary Bourdeau, ,Matthew Rayder, Sean Corri- gan, Shawn Swanson, Mrs Mary Claire Shattuck, Robert Bills, Amber Shattuck, Donald Springer Left To Right, Front Rowg Eric Kelsey, Shawn Reber, Raymond Tubbs, jerry Allen, Brenda O'Dell3 Second Rowg Raymond Hoffman, Roger Saheim, Andy Fisk, Timothy Bennett, Adam Podwirny, Gary Hayes, Roger Allen, Third Rowg Holly Newton, Clarissa Newton, Michelle Hayes, Mrs. Donna Stokes, Marcia Lindsey, Tracy Ziegler, Dianne Lama, Pamela Goding, Melissa Flansburg Second E I 1 l I ! 5 a f X Left To Right, Front Row, Stephen Abbott, David Decker, Robert Stephens, Gregg Ben- nett, John McClusky, Wilfred Wyman, Meg Stengel, Christopher Ferrissg Second Rowg Garth Dunkley, Barrie Berliner, Kasia Pickins, Diane Starzec, Amy Liebl, jill Picioccio, Teresa Lanfear, Wendy Crosby, Donald Darrahg Third Row, Robert Smith, Pamela Mey- ers, Kelley Perron, Gary Allen, Michelle Milligan, Billy joe Carleton, Kathleen Cook, Yvonne Anderson, Brian Kelly, Walter Secore, Miss Kay Delong 4 Left To Right, Front Row, Ida Winslow, John Rooney, Robert Grant, Patrick Allen, Joel Bosford, Robert DeGelormo, Timothy Sutliff, Donald Hughes, Christopher Waite, Brian Brewer, Back Row, Patrick Persutti, Scott Newton, Colleen Swanson, Bonnie Rawson, William Bills, Samatha Davis, Nicole Celeste, Melissa Brooks, Gloria Allen, Elizabeth Clarke, Mary Greenmier, Kimberly Saheim, May Carleton, Derek Bennett, Paul Wat- kins, Colin Jenkins, Marci Mason, Delina Ellis, Wendy Waite, Mrs Gertrude Hewston Grade ff f-51 Left To Right, Sitting, John Curley, Michele Caldwell, Scott Brown, Larry Underwood, Matthew Bourdeaug Kneeling, Sheri Arvidson, Chris Mohr, Michael Baker, Steven Locke, Joe Allen, Jay Rodrique, Andy Gilbert, Tim Blanchard, Don Deuel, Cindy Gor- ham, Ronnie Brooksg Back Row, Lori Pike, Billy Corlew, Carrie I-Iall, Kathy Brady, Keith Reid, Todd Sutliff, Lisa Barcomb, Matthew Bovee, Timmy Allen, Monty Thomas Julie Philips, Lisa Meyer, Miss Mary Lal-Tountain Left T'o Right, Front Row, Mark Gilbert, julie Ellis, Rebecca Mosher, Scott Campan- ero, Duane Moulton, Brigitte Viele, Eric Johnson, Danny Valenteg Back Row, Angela Backus, Joy Brooks, Jody Woodcock, Ronald Shippee, Michael Borfitz, Sally Allen, Jan- ine Bailey, Jon Deuel, Edward Hovey, Brenda Duell, Steven Backus, Tracy Waite, Mat- thew Hanlon, Michele Podwirny, Patrick Walsh, Brian Springer, Matthew Kyarsgaard, Renee Ritchie, Lynn Allen, Mrs. Clarissa Newton First , ,,,, :ww .,,,., -3,2 Q .mznqwm R87 Left To Right, Front Rowg Bruce Lawrence, Jeffrey Lindsey, Donna Racette, Kelly Zieg- ler, Christopher Woodcock, Walter Cook, Second Row, Francis Allen, Mark Traver, Kent Baker, Michele DeMarsh, Rebecca Brayman, Jodie Winslow, Brenda Fish, Back Row, John Clarke, Robert Rounds, William Ladd, Mary Durham, David Shoesmith, Mrs Elaine Caple 82 Left To Right, Seated, Brian Johnson, Douglas Snowball, Kenneth Tubbs, Mark Ovitt, Brian Lawson, Thomas Stauber, Herbert Locke, Richard Hixon, Back Row, Pamela Shat- tuck, Beecher Daniels, Timothy Allen, Denise Russell, Catherine Levett, Suzanne Gebo, Beth Anne Baldwin, james Rawson, Kelly Kathan, Darren Springer, Tammy Barrett, Cecily French, Kelly Smith, Melissa Miner, Melissa Brewster, Miss Sue Ann Flint Grade f 3 if I an K. Left To Right, Seated, Iran Mosher, Cindy Cook, Roy Tracey, Bobby Fearman, Glen Hayes, Wanda Pidgeon, Walter Kathan, John Pickens, Michael McWain, Teddy Minderg Standing, Mrs jean Kay, Shannon Bordeau, David Philips, Linda Allen, james Ellis, Vio let Rooney, Karen Gallant, Suzette King, Wanda Scofield, Stephanie Sutliff, Tammy Pal- mer, Amanda Shippee, Brian Gereau, Donna Darrah Left To Right, Front Row, Chris Midkiff, Michelle White, Scott Hickok, Melissa Wood- cock, Kathleen Walsh, Matthew Brooks, William Walsh, Kimberly Strayer, Wendy Cav- azos, Damon Ellis, Wendy Pidgeong Back Row, Jody Bosford, Michael Smith, Danny Allen, William Coon, Chuck Hack, Tammy Mann, Pamela Allen, Randy Ovitt, Stacey Gebog Miss Donna Lane 84 First Grade Left To Right, Front Row, Nancy Mason, Amber Deual, Jody Bennett, Kathleen Hixon, Robert Marcotte, Winslow Rooney, Bryan Ames, Steven Matuszak, Michael Zilm, Eric Rist, Thomas Mahr, Anne Guay, Jennifer Archard, Phillip Underwood, Michael Stengelg Back Row, Yvette Smead, Wendy Flasnburg, I. Aldrich, Suzanne LaVergne, David Allen, Terry Wood, Robert Wheaton, David Grogg, Miss Rebecca Smith EL, , .,,, ,,.. f V- .1 vaawr. st -- Ie' The fun and adventure of a student in the elementary school begins on the way to school when you are never sure Whether the crossing guard will be there or some friend helping such as Snoopy. Other crossing guards included Mrs. Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny Of course being in class is Where We spend most of our time and that is fun! . . . especially when We are lucky enough to have the caring teachers that We do. Getting shots and sitting in the den- tal chair are not quite so much fun . . . but We do know these people especially care for us also. it XV t i Hi NOW riding a fire engine . . that's great . . . and building and maintaining our own Weather station makes going to school sort of super! Lunch Time! Wha-hooo! We hit the jackpot!! 191' And speaking of people caring . . . high schoolers volunteering time to help us with reading and visits from distinguished guests just to talk certainly are evidence of that. '1 Boy, Are We Fortunate! -5 We don't just study about our history or other places g we relive them. And the thrill of singing in our first concert is a highlight of elementary life. Sometimes we work along doing art Work and sometimes we all gather to read as a group in media. yas rf 2 e 6 2 1:3 1 'H But the most fun is when mommy and daddy come to see us at work and play. 1 Kindergarten i E Z 1 X z 2 I I 1 Left To Right: Front Row: Casey Jones, Timothy Rodrigue, Jason Law, Harold Harris Middle Row: Tammy Weiss, Kimberly Bacon, Matthew Allen, Mary Allen, Scott Petteys, Christina Davis, Thomas Waite, Sonja Stone, Dana Baker, Brian Vickery, Nicole Leme- lin Back Row: Curtis Richards, Scott Greenwood, Carrie Ann Secore, john jenkins, john Hughes, Mrs. Nancy Brock I E E . 1 5 Left To Right, Swings: Julie Winslow, Amy Rayder, Toni Zubal, Darlene Fortner Stand- ing: Todd Stevens, David Tubbs, Brian Sesselman, Michael Persutti, Douglas Tennant, Ronald Bullard, David Wood, Katherine Hughes, Matthew Lent, Royal Caldwell, Stephen Kathan, James Randolph, Miss Debbie Gogan, Miss Anne Castle Kindergarten '-N Left To Right, Standing, Miss Ellen Heckelman, Marion Prescott, Susan Matuszak, Nicole Deuel, Dawn Grant, Stephanie Fuller, Wayne Allen, Minnie Rooney, Larry Wy- man, Ernest Wilder, Eric Kaderg Seated On Bars, Kevinn Wheaton, Eddie Litwa, Leon ard DeRidder, Stephen Blakely, Randy Sutliff, Charles Miner Left To Right, Front Row, Lisa LaFountain, jessica Wookcock, Jodi Stearns, John God- ing, Brian Harrington, Kendra Law, Stephanie Rozel, Christopher Page, Linda Ritchie, Tammy Waite, Shannon Swanson, Tracy johnson, Standing, Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer, Seated Mrs Kay Best, Back Row Standing, DeRonda Hastings, john Whipple, Eric Moul- ton, Traci Cook, Richard Gage, Steven Williamsom is a fantasy come true Big Bird s presence is just one example of learning In a way kindegarten really being fun. ' - , . A Although at this age we are too young to real- ize itg these golden mo- ments in our first exposure ff to school will dictate hab- its and wonders we will carry With us and explore all through our years. .. w. .W Z' '15- Then even as kindegarten pupils We can earn the right to smile . . . knowing that We can learn and will learn and will enjoy all the days ahead in our school 90 There are so many things We do with pictures . . . . draw them, look at them, make up stories about them, learn about them Cpeople and placesb Sports go beyond the history books and text books. They delve into a more personal type of learning. They teach us those lessons of life no book ever can. They teach us the true meaning of competition and sportsmanship, how to accept a loss and how to gracefully acknowledge a Win. Sports Field Hockey Left To Right, Kneeling, Joan Miraglia, Andra I-Iagadorn, Dawn Sutliff, Donna Trottier, Clare Stone, Mary Schuh, Standing, Coach Lila Howlett, Jeanne Nollman, Vicki Chandler Derry Hagadorn, Darci White, Debbie Morey, Lynn Toran, Terry Harris, Debbie Brew- ster, Suzy Meyer Golf Left To Right, james Sehlmeyer, Wayde Holmes, Kenneth Vanderzell, John Mey- er, Duane Aldrichg Coach Ron Dickens fmissing from photo, Richard Sehlmeyerj Volleyball Varsity Left To Right, Front Row, Derry Hagadorn, Tammy Denton, Terry Harris, Deb- bie Brewster, Suzy Meyer, Coach Sandra Stoffolano junior Varsity fBeloWJ Left To Right, Front Rowg Connie Mudge, Betty Meyer, Dawn Wisell, Sharon Mack, Cindy Hathwayg Back ROW, Lynn Toran, Donna Trottier, Marlene Wright, Denise LeMay, Andra Hagadorn . 14 Girls Junior Varsity Basketball - Left To Right, Kneeling, Vicky Waite, Joanne Tucker, Lori Millis, Barb Hammond, Andy Hagadorn, Linda Locke, Barb Duellg Standing, Cheryl Allen, Denise LeMay, Donna Trottier, Mary Schuh, Linda Waterhouse, Wendy Corlew, Darci White Dawn Wissell, Coach Ed Decker 3 Stanley Gebo and Brian Lemelin were Win- ners of third place trophies in a Wrestling meet at Warrensburg. Boys joined together this year to form a Wrestling club. Girls and boys took to bowling once a Week in Lake George and all seemed to have a good time, even Laurie Mudge . . . despite the gut- ter ball coming up. 94 mls PAGE SPONSORED BY HARRIS GROCERY ff ! .7 ' 'luv br in H if it if KV v.......,,. Football Varsity Team Left To Right, Front Row Sit- ting, Gerry Woodward, Gary Askins, Tom Nizolek, jeff Trottier, Tim Brady, Charles Meyer, Allen Scheim, Dwight Day, Mark Chandler, David Cowles, Second Row, Kneeling, joe Ellis, Bobby Nevins, Wil- liam Mack, Paul Tubbs, Wil- liam Pike, Brian Clugston, Reggie Faunce, Randy Zieg- ler, Patrick Brady, Richie Faunce, Bill Dingman, Rus- sell Thomas, 'Third Row, Standing, Wade DeMarsh fmanage rj Norman Feulne r, Keith Ames, Chris Thomas, Kimo Pratt, jay Ellis, David Doubleday, Kim Champagne, Lynn Champagne, Kim Hayes, Mike Gorham, David Tarri- cone, Billy Woodin fmanagerj, Mr. Robert Kay, coach, Back Row, Standing, jim Trottier, Left To Right, Sitting, Nor- ma.n Dingman, Mark Deuel, Andy Neville, joe Watkins, Bruce Senecal, Patrick White, Mark Nollman, Ar- thur Been, Middle Row, Wayne Spencer, Bruce Mosher, jim Golden, Tim Gogan, jackie Rawson, David Neville, Peter Sal- mon, Bill Cartier, Ed Clarke, Standing, Coach Clint Freeman, Bud Raw- son, Steve Randall, David Grant, joe Lindsay, Wayde Werley, jeff Post, Stanley Gebo, Jim Brewster, Bill ILeBarron, Mike Trottier, jeff Allison, jim Petrone, Mike Brady, Mike Water- house, Coach james DeMidio Roger Wood, Leon Bills, Ron Shiel, Todd DeMarsh, Wil- liam Hayes, Bill Toran, Gary DeMarsh, Paul Siudy, john Parsons, Matthew Watkins. - .., Q. Left To Right, On The Bottom, Renee Cartier, Carolyn Wright, Diane Gorham, Diane Rawson, Gigi Gereaug Middle Row, Mary Zimmermann, Kathy Liebl, Debbie Murphy, Tammy Springer, Top Row, Kathy Guay, Tina Champagne, Patty Bor- mann, Standing To The Left, Kim Neddog Stand- ing To The Right, Mrs. Mary Claire Shattuck. Football Cheerleaders x X ,A , . z I .i Ji . ps, Xl ' X, I -ta, The Raw son Clan! 2 V' lt's not Whether you Win or lose, but how you play the game. From a Won- loss standpoint it was a disappointing season, but never did the Eagles have to leave the field with their heads bowed low for how they played. 11 -wry:-nun -1n..1uuunn1-1 in .nnsuuiu--mmm mini Basketball VARSITY Left To Right, Kneeling, Steve Fish, Jeff Post, Duane Aldrich, Tim White 5 Stand- ing, Coach Joe Hanlon, Phil Walker, Art Been, Mike Trottier, Mike Brady, Wade Werley, Kevin Deuelg Manager, Val Stone. JUNIOR VARSITY Left To Right, Kneeling, Mike Waterhouse, Mark Deuel, Matt Winslow, Jim Petrone, Andy Neville, Pat White, Standing, Gary DeMarsh, William Hayes, Bill Cartier jeff Trottier, Jim Trottier, jackie Rawson, Ed Spotswood. Cheerleaders VARSITY - Left To Rightg Front, Kathy Liebl, Tina Champagne, Janet Pidgeong Back, Cindy Lou Allen, Karen Reynolds, Amy Rowell, Kim Neddo, Diane Gorham, Cathy Cuay JUNIOR VARSITY, On Floor, Left To Rightg Madeline Russo, Elaine Gardner, Debbie Mur phyg Standingg Patty Borman, Lori Reynolds, Dawn Sutliff, Gigi Gereau, Tammy Springer 1976 Spring Sports TENNIS TEAM - Left To Right, Kneeling, john Meyer, Tim Higgins, jean Nollman, Suzy Meyer, Standing, Mr. jack Abbott, coach, Anson Williams, Ken Vanderzell, Tim White, Mark Zimmermann, Greg Vanderzellg Back, Charles Rowell Left, Greg Vanderzell 81 Mr. Abbott display the team tro- phy for Winning the Northern Conference. VARSITY BASEBALL Left To Right, Kneeling, Ran- dy Clute, Bill Nizolek, joe Lindsey, Wade Werley, Steve Fish, Duane Aldrich, Brian Towers, Cecil Reynolds, Standing, Mr. Robert Kay, coach, Bob Finelli, Kevin Duell, Mike Trottier, Doug Moore, jamie Marcotte, Lynn Stanton, Jeff Post, Ed Clark, manager. l ,., A I A igl G. V 'g,k lill ifosi I JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL left To Right, Kneeling, Stanley Gebo, Bruce Senecal, Bill LeBarron, Randy Davis, Wade Holmes, Mike Water- house, Mark Deuel, Standing, Dennis Matoon, Bill Cartier, Mike Post, Bud Rawson, Art Been, jeff Williams, Pete Salmon, Willard Flansburg, Brian Le- melin, Mr. Robert Davis, Coach 771 Lu-'L Support from the community, community being our friends and neighbors Support for us, our school, our book For this We thank you. We could not exist Without you. A simple phrase or just a name, a half page or a Whole one No matter how long or how short all showing you care. You show your feelings about our present and express your hopes for our future You are our friends, relatives and neighbors but most of all you are part of our Wonderful memories. AD VERTI SERS PATRO Joe Adelmann Nannie 81 Grampa Adelmann Mr 81 Mrs Elvin Allen Myrtle Allen Patricia Allen Mr 81 Mrs Percy Allen gl family Mildred, Press, Linda Allen Mr Ronald Allen Mr gl Mrs Rowland Ames gl Family Mr gl Mrs E. Bader Paul gl Marcia Barrows john 1. Bennett Mr gl Mrs Willis Bennett Mr 81 Mrs Marvin Best Mr gl Mrs Grant Bethel june 81 jim Bormann Mrs Lucy A. Bouchard Mr 81 Mrs David Brown Gloria S. Burdick john K. Burdick Rev. 81 Mrs. Clifford Burroughs Mr. gl Mrs. Wilfred Cartier Pat Champagne Mrs Ruth Champagne Mr gl Mrs james H. Corkland Anne 81 Howard Crannell David Cranston Mr 81 Mrs Neil Dandareau Mr gl Mrs Earl Dearborn, jr. The Decker Family Mr. gl Mrs. Jonj. Deuel Mr gl Mrs john Dickinson gl family Marge gl john Eichhorn Colleen 81 Bradford Flewelling Mr 81 Mrs Charles Fosberry Kathy Foster Mr 81 Mrs Roger Fowler jeffrey Freeman Catherine M. Fry Mr 81 Mrs Armand G. Gazaille Mr gl Mrs jay Gilbert gl family Mr gl Mrs John Gillingham 81 family Mr gl Mrs Rolland Gumprecht Mr 81 Mrs Frederick Haak Mr gl Mrs Alan Hall Mr gl Mrs Donald Hall Richard gl Joyce Hall Mr gl Mrs Ted Hall Lillian Handy Ellen j. Harris Mr gl Mrs Mildred Hathway Mr 81 Mrs Robert Hathway Mr. Thomas Hewitt Mr. Michael M. Hidek Margaret Higgins Irwin 81 Carol Hill Ms Doris Howe Mr 81 Mrs Eugene A. jaubert gl family Ms Ellen Kmetz Ms Louise Kmetz Martha LaFountain Charlie 81 Cathy Lama Grace M. LaMoy Mrs William H. 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Randall Mr 81 Mrs Boyce D. Rawson Sr Lucinda E . Rawson Mr gl Mrs Nelson Rayder Mom 81 Dad, Charlie gl Midgie Reib Mr gl Mrs Earl Reib Mr gl Mrs john H. Reynolds Bea 81 Bob Robinson Mr 81 Mrs Arthur Rodgers gl Reta Mr gl Mrs Clyde F. Rollman Mr gl Mrs C.W. Rollman Sr Mrs Florence E. Ross Mr gl Mrs William Rugen Steven 81 Linda Rumpf Mr gl Mrs David E. Scanlan Mr gl Mrs William C. Scofield jr Mr gl Mrs William B. Scofield Sr Mr 81 Mrs Donald A. Scribner Bob Sehlmeyer Warren E. Shaffer Stephen A. Shapiro Chester Shumway Gary Shumway Lillian Shumway Mr 81 Mrs John Simuech 81 Margie Mr gl Mrs joseph Sirchia Mr gl Mrs Eugene Siudy Willard 81 Maude Stanley Mr gl Mrs Leo Stengel gl family Kathy St.John Kathy, 81 Bill St.john and Bill jr. Mr gl Mrs Kenneth St. john Mary St. John Mr gl Mrs Harris Stone Myrtle M. Stone Mr 81 Mrs Ernest Sullivan Mr 81 Mrs Cecil Thomas Mr 81 Mrs Roger Thomas Scottie Thompson Mr gl Mrs Maxwell E. Towers Mr gl Mrs Richard Towers 81 family Mrs Edith Tubbs Mr. Howard Tubbs Anna Turner Mr gl Mrs Mike Vasiliou Larry 81 Joan Waite Mr gl Mrs Duane Walker 81 family Mr gl Mrs George Walker Jeff, Kim, Jody gl Chris Walker Richard gl Mabel Walker Mr gl Mrs Francis L. Watkins Mr 81 Mrs Galen Weiss Mr 81 Mrs Keith Westerhold gl Debbie Bill 81 Shirley White Roger H. Williams Mr 81 Mrs Brad Winslow Mr 81 Mrs Kenneth Winslow gl family Patty 81 Cassius Winslow Mr 81 Mrs Gerald Woodard gl family Mr 81 Mrs Thomas E. Woods Larry Wyman Deb 81 Janis Young gl julia Mr 81 Mrs Edward Ziegler 81 family Mr 81 Mrs A. King Ziegler Fred 81 Lois Zilm Bert W and Tammy W Butch and Laurie Cathy and Carl Kenny W and Penny W Tami and Randy Carolyn Wright and Michael White Craig Hayes and Kyle Moulton jeff Bouchard and Bernie Liebl Lynn Day and Penny Ziegler Steve and Lorraine Gray Brent 81 Kelley, Terry gl jeff May we send up rockets of prosperity for all of you who have been kind enough to finan cially support our yearbook. Compliments of VILLAGE STORE Lake Luzerne, New York Best wishes to the Class of 77 ADI RONDACK BUILDING S UPPLI ES Hadley , New York Q Here's to You, Class of '77! REMEMBERING . . . it Our country celebrates its 200th birthday as a free nation 32, OOO attend Beach Boys Fun, Fun, Fun concert at SPAC. 'k Dorothy l-lammil wins the worlds figure skating championship at the Winter Olympics. 'W America elects a man from the deep south, jimmy Carter, to be the 39th President of the United States. lk One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, Murder By Death, Mel Brook's Silent Movie, The Omen, Bad News Bears, were movies that everybody saw. Peter Frampton, Bay City Rollers, Silver Convention, Aerosmith, Jessi Colter, Rick Springsteen, Melissa Manchester . . Made '76 and '77 great sounding years. Painter Pants at Midi Skirts it jumpsuits joX Sneakers it Welcome Back Kotter The Fonz Rich Man, Poor Man The Muppets 'F if Show Me The Way if The Boys Are Back ln Town 'lf Dream Weaver at 'tlieelings ti Walkin' In Rhythm The Hustle Disco Music 'lt Bus Stop tk Chevy Vans tt Rally Sports at Jeeps Skateboards l' AND CB Radios - 10-4 M PLANNING . . . lt's always fun to reminisce and recall The Way We Were but noW's the time to plan for the future. Perhaps you're getting married and owning your own home may still be a dream for you. 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