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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1982 volume:

HI-LIGHTS 1982 Hadley Luzerne Central School Lake Luzerne, New York Presented by the Class of 1982 Yearbook Advisor: Mr. Donald Racette Co-Editors: Barbara Morrissey Jeff Miner DEDICATION MR. JOHN MANLEY It is with pride that the Class of 1982 dedicates this yearbook to you. You have proven to be much more than just the superior math teacher you are ... you have be- come an adult we can turn to to discuss problems of all dimensions and just a nice person with whom we can chat. Your interest in the school and especially in the bet- terment of all students makes you truly a person of high quality. This dedication is our way of saying a very sincere thank you. TABLE OF CONTENTS YEARBOOK STAFF Mr. Donald Racette, Advisor Jeff Miner, Co-Editor Michelle Young, Mike Fazio, Layout-Photos Barb Morrissey, Co-Editor The Class of 1982 had more than 50% of the class cooper- ate in someway with this book; mostly by selling patron and business advertisements. Others were instrumental in sitting in on major decision meetings to decide year- book cover colors, design etc. But the students seen on this page spent many additional hours on page layout, photography, writing and the many aspects of putting the book together. Elaine Winslow, Amanda DeRosier Subscriptions- Layout work KINDERGARTEN Left to right; bottom row, Richard Otto, Michael McFadden, Laura Watkins, Gary Sherman, Michelle Wood, Alvina Lawrence, Nora Kiernan, Donald Hayes, Aaron Allen; middle row, Dennis Mason, Victor Secor, Kelly Waite, Jason Livingston, Deborah Racette, Jessika Lawrence, Johnney Dunn, Ligon Thomp- son, Mrs. Nancy Brock; top row, Shane Crooks, Janet Jamison, Jennifer Clute, Andrea Gage, Brian Ashline, Michael Hall. Left to right, bottom row, Dana Tarzia, Jamin Duell, Matthew Johnson, Robyn Hughes, Paul Lewan- dowski, Laura Philips, Bernard Allen, Dawn Ellis; middle row, Leonard Locke, Alfonso Navarro, Ryan Gardner, Anthony Pecor, Grace Barber, Sean White, Shane Mosher, Deborah Grant, Katrina Coon, Julia Randall, back row on stairs, Mrs. Ellen Finlayson, Brian Rawson, Ryan Rogers, James Rooney, 6 Noah Shaw, Shawn Vaughan, Scott Ladd, Will Bennett. Left to right, sitting bottom row, Nicole Waite, Michael Gebo, Josh Lyford, Laurie Watkins, Lowell Kelly, Chris Duguay; standing at bottom, Davina Baker, Steven Levett, Bobby Joe Baldwin, Craig Chandler, Colleen Crofoot, Jenny Tubbs, Amy Reukauf, Marcia Tennant; Mrs. Betty Meyer; sitting on middle bars, Sam Hammill, Lisa Krywy, Matthew Snowball, Harold Campbell, Danny Moench; top bars, Rachel Smead, Nelson Shippee, Scot Sherwood, Leon Bovee, Melinda Bovee, Joseph Nunez FIRST GRADE Left to right, bottom row, Tammy Bullard, Robert Randolph, Amy Fazio, Kevin Moffitt, Jules Watkins, Gary Baker; middle row, Jeremy Rogers, Scott Kay, Kami Sirchia, Angela Lathrop, Mary Austin; top row, Dan Williamson, James Cirillo, Scott Berliner, Christina Shattuck, Jason Crooks, Billy Gebo, Amy Tubbs, 7 Ms. Anne Castle Left to right, bottom row, Jasen Trackey, John LeFebvre, Kevin O'Connor, Brian Wood, Angelique Duguay, Benjamin Cohen, Sarah Thomas, Carol Allen, Percy Allen; standing, Mrs. Mary Lou Hayes, Jessica Jansen, Ryan Visscher, Kenneth Allen, Tammy Springer, Shane Fitzgerald, Kristie Chapman, Elizabeth Jones, Erica Hayes, Lynn Bennett, Billy Joe LaFountain Left to right, front row. Dawn Gebo, Myron Harrington, Stacey Aldrich, Tonia Allen, David Vasiliou, Eve Quellman, Kurt Michelsen, Brett Beecher, Winslow Rawson, David Bourdeau; back row, Nicole Bennett, Valerie Shippee, Stacy Reynolds, Jill Allen, Timothy Plummer, Paul Deuel, Jason Watkins, Ronnie Hedrick; Mrs. Jean Kay, teacher; Jacqueline Trapper, Student Teacher Left to right, bottom row, LeRoy Bills, Tom Bennett, Jason Bridge, Chris Rayder, Bonnie Reed, Michael Benevento; middle row, Patrick Kiernan, Danny Tubbs, Hattie Brown, Melissa Pataki, Brenda Sprague, Kim Dingman, Rickey Allen, Karen Allen, Miss Kay DeLong; top row, Greg Clark, Paul Montalbano, Scott Waite, Jennifer Litwa, Cammie Gage, Stacey Ellis, Tina Hannagan, Duane Allen, Rebecca Carlton Left to right, bottom row, Jamie Hayes, Bryan Mull, Wanda Shippee, Alicia Huestis, William Tardiff, Scott Allen; middle row, Dennis Allen, Tricia Passino, Judy Erkmann, Megan Bridge, Bobby Sherman, Jason Towers; top row, Miss Rose Mary Hage, Student Teacher, Michael Karcher, Dawn Mosher, Rebecca Shaw, Stephen Piper, Steven Belanger, Aileen Crooks, Mrs. Sue Putnam, teacher SECOND GRADE 0 T'B K 6 Left to right, bottom row, Joshua Duell, Havilah Droddy, Tara Mull, Daniel Rawson, Donald Tennant, Erin Ferriss, Jill Lawrence, Trudy Gill; middle row, Jennifer Pike, Jay Chan, Laura Allen, Lori Winslow, Robyn DeMarsh, Jason Wood, Tammy Wyman, Jamie Hall; top row, Mrs. Trudy Hewston, Keven Bullard, Joshua Brown, Richard Hack, Ronnie Deuel, Kimberly Allen, Wade White. Left to right, bottom row, Stephen Parsons, Eddie Beagle, Karen Caldwell, Kari Brayman, Danny Cook, Scott Stone; middle row, Jason Polunci, Donna Grant, Cheri Allen, Dixie Trentecoste, Karen Starr, Keith Freeman, Lisa Dudley, Billie Joe Allen, Michael Fosberry; back row standing, Lynn Erkmann, Lisa Thompson, Rodney DeMarsh, Sandy Carpenter, Tonya Tucker, Kent Hughes, Todd Anselmo, Liz Carleton; Ted Merrihew, student teacher; Miss Mary LaFountain, teacher Left to right, front row, Matthew Plummer, Ed Allen, Charlene Richards, Erik Nixon, April Allen, Tara McKinney, Clinton Thompson; middle row, Kara Wolfe, Yvette Podwirny, Chanda Champlin, Gary Wilder, Doug Gill, Angela Gage, Allison Lyford; back row, John Carbone, Christopher Walker, Theresa Walls, Amy Mosher, Kim Kathan, Kyle Cherry, Jeff Chan, April Vickery, Katina Condon, Mrs. Lynda Crain Mrs. Elaine Caple's class; left to right, front row, Diana Ellis, Alecia Clark, Raymond Perry, Michael Shoesmith, William Curran, Sean Cook; middle row, substitute teacher, April Randolph, Shannon Ben- nett, Beth Reukauf, Susan Rakosi, Erika Gardner, Scott Mason, Charles Darrah; back row, Yvette Ovitt, Robert Kay, Kevin Cummings, Kenneth Prescott, Patricia Greenmier, Dana Powers, Colleen Wood, Todd Clothier THIRD GRADE h Left to right, bottom row, Barbara Lawrence, Vance Cohen, Shane Pipek, Susan Clarke, Danny Deuel, Melisse LaCasse, Jason Hoffman; middle row, Christianne Beaury, Bruce Weiss, Dana Shaw, Tina Dingman, Valerie Caldwell, Heather Baker, Raeann Crofoot, Carolynn Thorpe; back row, Amy Harrington, Jason Ritchie, Dennis Sitts, Preston DeRidder, Kyle Michelsen, Gary Ghent, Todd Wheaton, Shelly Secore; Mr. Thomas Rentz Mrs. Charleen Whitacre's Class; left to right, bottom row, Tanya Howard, Frank Litterer, Chris Fortner, Arthur Barber; middle row, Chris Brooks, Richard Allen, Kurt Long, Danny Sesselman, Tammy Martindale, Jackie Barenco, Jason Tarzia; back row, Desi Sirchia, John Burke, David Tubbs, Luke Shattuck, Janine Hovey, Dana Sanders, Jackie Lawrence, Noelle Gussow, Aaron Rayder FOURTH GRADE Left to right, bottom row, Sean Gay, Pamela Allen, Julie Gilbert, Yvette King, Leigh Champlin, Kristi Rayder, Mark Tardiff; middle row, Mark Latham, Rodney Secor, Mark Valente, Darcy Baldwin, Amanda Darrah, Kim Gorham, Colleen Waite, Tommy Reukauf, Wayne Allen; back row, Thomas Beaury, Royal Caldwell, Scott Petteys, Don Howard, John Long, Ron Bullard, Kathy Hughes, Peggy Allen, Matt Durham, Leonard DeRidder; Mr. Wallace Philips Left to right, bottom row, Gabe Archard, Mandy McKinney, Mary Allen, Michael Cherry, Jenny Fosberry, Dennis Kiernan, Gretchen Ghent, Minnie Rooney, middle row, Doug Tennant, Michael Podwirny, Ricky Barber, Margie Simicich, Sonia Deuel, Eddie Fisk; Jimmy Fish; back row, Ernie Wilder, Eric Moulton, Michael Pataki, Brian Randall, Matthew Allen, Jenny Starr, Kim Lathrop, Barbara Bredenko, Lora Coon, Faith Gram, Karen Parker, Jean Sterns, Miss Carol Roberts Left to right, bottom row, Mark Tooker, Kevin Vanderwarker, Diana Gonyea, Ted Backus, Mike Persutti, Cora Coon, Shannon Carbone; middle row, Pollyanna Pidgeon, Jimmy Putney, Jamey Blakely, Jennifer Ferriss, Kathy Mitchell, Cindy Waite, Kerry Zilm, Greta Austin, Tonya Bennett, Carlee Beecher; back row, Mrs. Betsy Taft, Scott Greenwood, Martin Carleton, Betty Jo Sehlmeyer, Michelle Anderson, Stephen Sutliff, Alexandra Bredenko, Tony Condon, Corin Sherwood, Debra Podwirny FIFTH GRADE 14 Left to right, bottom row, Tim Rodrique, Donald Moffit, Joe St. John, Billy Tardiff, Steve Blakely; middle row. Curt Richards, Linda Allen, Darlene Fortner, Wanda Scofield, Stephanie Fuller, Darcey Rumpf, Glen Hayes; top row, Wanda Pidgeon, Rosetta Chapman, Mrs. Nancy Oudekerk, Dana Baker, Ricky Gage, Teddy Miner, Beecher Daniels Left to right, seated, Matthew Lent, Kendra Law, Tammy Weiss, Tom Mahr, Brian Sesselman, Eric Kader, Neil Bradley, Jennifer Pulver, Linda Ritchie, Tracy Johnson; standing, Kenny Sitts, Randy Ovitt, Marion Prescott, Mr. John Polunci, Brandi Baker, Bruce Lawrence, Christine Rye, Lisa LaFountain, Julie Winslow Bridget Bradley. Left to right, bottom row, Winslow Rooney, Daniel Randall, Tammie Smith, Dawn Grant; middle row, Toni Zubal, Nicole Deuel, Meghan Kiernan, Sonja Stone, Tammy Waite, Wendy Pidgeon, Terry Wood, Eddie Litwa; back row, Ron Nichols, Danny Allen, Stephanie Rozell, Crystal Baker, Brian Vickery, Robert Capone, Marcey Rumpf, Mr. Dan Cottrell ts Left to right, front row, John Hughes, Bobby Allen, Jason Law, Kevinn Wheaton, Larry Wyman; middle row, Chris Page, Cindy Clarke, Chris Pulver, Nicole Lemelin, Robert Winkle, Ricky Tennant, Darci Lent; back row, Mr. Neil Sesselman, Randy Sutliff, Jodi Stearns, Tammy Anselmo, Billi Jo Zukowski, Susan Matuszak, Rhonda Hastings, Steven Williamson SIXTH GRADE Left to right, bottom row, Mark Ovitt, David Grogg, Michael Stengel, Melissa Brewster, Michele White; kneeling, Marcia Hoffman, Matthew Bourdeau, Brenda Kingsbury, Denise Russell, Shea Williams, David Philips, Suzanne LaVergne; third row, Brenda Fish, Kelly Ziegler, Donna Racette, Tammie Winslow, Doug Snowball, James Rawson, Brian Gereau, Michael Eldred, David Ryther, David Lanfear; back row. Miss Capozella, John Pickens, Mr. Ron Dickens, Stacy Gebo Mr. Clint Freeman's Class, left to right, front row, Francis Allen, Scott Campanaro, Dawn Pipek, James Ellis, Bryan Ames, Scott Fiickok, Kelly Kathan; middle row, Brian Lawson, Matt Brooks, Michael Zilm, Michael Baker, Jody Bosford, David Shoesmith, Violet Rooney, Scott VanAnden; standing, Christina LeMay, Tim Bennett, Joe Allen, Stephanie Sutliff, Tammy Mann, Lorna Secor, Bonnie Rawson, Amy Rayder, Sally Allen, Nancy Mason Left to right, bottom row, Ray Lanfear, Shane Cherry, Roy Tracey, Steve Sumner, John Clarke, Joe Knotek, Dave Cummings, Chuck FHack, Joanne Litterer, Robert Pingrey; middle row, Mary Durham, Beth Anne Baldwin, Denise Shattuck, Michele Phelps, Jennifer Archard, Ken Tubbs, Jeff Lindsey; top row, Amber Deuel, Melissa Brooks, Michelle DeMarsh, Mr. Dennis O'Connor, Tim C. Allen, Jodie Winslow, Tim W. Allen, Ray Tennant 17 Mrs. Mary Claire Shattuck's Class, left to right, front row, David Allen, Eric Rist, Barbara Perry, Suzette King, Cathy Levett, Walter Cook, Ronnie Randolph, Brian McBride; middle road, Mike Novotarski, Tim Blanchard, Steven Matuszak, Kent Baker, Yvette Smead, Wendy Flansburg, Heidi Dunkley, Robert Whea- ton, J. Aldrich, Billy Ladd; top row, Laura Bennett, Cindy Cook, Tammy Barrett, Pamela Shattuck, Kim Smith, Jody Bennett, Adam Urban, Ronnie Shippie, Student teacher. Miss Barbara Hasel SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Mercedes Jabaut's class, left to right, seated, May Ann Carlton, Angie Backus, Michele Caldwell, Kathy Brady, Barrie Berliner, Gary Allen, Derek Bennett, Ron Brooks; middle row, Steve Backus, Billy Carlton, Gloria Allen, Jenine Bailey, Susan Briner, Joy Brooks, Joel Bosford, Steve Abbott; standing, Jimmy Anselmo, Lynn Allen, Lisa Barcomb, Roette Allen, Yvonne Anderson, Greg Bennett, Matt Bovee 18 Left to right, seated, Timothy Condon, David Decker, Christopher Ferris, Matthew Hanlon, Mark Gilbert, Donald Darrah, John Curley Jr., Kathleen Cook; second row, Edward Hovey, Robert Grant, Don Deuel, Michael Fisk, Renee Hoffman, Andrew Gilbert, Garth Hedger, Mary Ann Greenmier, Susan Hala, Julie Ellis; back row, Miss Darla Jones, Jon Deuel Jr., William Corlew, Cindy Gorham, Elizabeth Clarke, Carrie Hall, Brenda Deuel, Tracey Clothier, Julie Cutbush. Left to right, bottom row, Rebecca Mosher, Scott Newton, Christian Mohr, Duane Moulton, Matthew Kyarsgaard, Brian Kelly, keith Michelsen, Eric Johnson; middle row, Amy Liebl, Kathleen Pickens, Mi- chelle Milligan, Julie Philips, Lori Pike, Teresa Lanfear, Patricia Persutti, Colin Jenkins; top row, James Paddock, Donald Hughes, Elaine Liberty, Jennifer Parsons, Michelle Podwirny, Marci Mason, Heather Nixon, Jill Picioccio, Mrs. Elaine Brennan 19 Left to right, sitting, Jay Rodrique, Paul Watkins, Meg Stengel, Chris Waite, Jon Whible, John Rooney, Kim Saheim, Cindy Tardiff; kneeling, Tammy Warrington, Renee Ritche, Dan Valente, Willie Wyman, Tracy Waite; standing, Mr. Bernard Friday, Diane Starzec, Renee Randolf, Monty Flumes, Todd Sutliff, Albert Sirchia, Tim Sutliff, Ellen Smith, Ida Winslow EIGHTH GRADE Mrs. Anita Ranado's class, left to right, bottom row sitting, Brian Burke, Andy Fisk, Brenda Brodell, Penny Baker, Karen Arlin, Robert Bills, Gary Bourdeau, David Bosford, Bryan Barrett; middle row kneeling, Vicki Finelli, Cheryl Bourdeau, Melynda Clute, Brian Kingsbury, Terri Allen, Ronnie Burnside, Roger Allen, Glenn Allen, Mike D'Antonio, Sean Corrigan; back row, Martin Bedell, Missy Durham, Kelly Ferrara, 20 Maureen Curran, Rhonda Bourdeaux, Missy Flansburg, Sandra Diehl Left to right, bottom row, Chris Levett, Dianne Lama, Marcia Lindsey, Holly Newton, Rissa Johnson, Annmarie Grant, Bryan Haas, middle row, Gina Ghent, Jim Nevins, Kris Hughes, Collette LeClerc, Prissila Passino, Gary Hayes, Margaret O'Neal, Craig Larock, Marie Hala, Mr. Harold Neddo; back row, Miss Chris Martell, Substitute Teacher, Amy Johnson, Becky Moon, Sam Ovitt, Robert Hayes, Randy Hickok, Michele Hayes, Ray Hoffman, Jeff Marcotte, Tim Hanlon, Maureen O'Connor, Kim Kader, Kelly McBride Mr. Jim Healy's homeroom, left to right, front row, Keith Vanderwarker, Shawn Reber, Brandon Smith, Robin Ziegler, Sara Powers, Tabetha Wfst, Adam Podwirny, Donna Wiley; second row, Roger Saheim, Robert Winkle, Jill Stewart, Donald Springer, William Pidgeon, Mark Racette, Brett Wentworth, Brenda Starr, Karen Vanderwarker, Carrie Warrington, Christine Randall, Ann Marie Randolph; third row, Mark Rist; back row, Joe Towers, Ray Tubbs, Michele Ross, Pam Watson, Angela Russell, Tracey Ziegler, Lisa Pataki, Amber Shattuck, Michele Shattuck Left to right, Melody Aldrich, Anna Bills, Kevin Clute, Edward Bennett, Rodney Barrett; standing, William Bourdeau, Steven Beaury, Scott Corlew, Maureen Corrigan, Angela Allen, Paul Bosford, Lisa Allen, Terry Baker, Jeff Bennett, William Cirillo, Nataile Belanger, Michael Cummings, Christine Bormann, Cheri Curley, Catherine Clarke, Linda Carleton, Mr. Jack Abbott left to right, bottom row, John Decker, Stacy Fisk, Philip Gill, Harlen Flynn, James Frinton, Brenda Gonyea, Deborah Esser, Kelli Gorham, Tammy Gebo, Melissa Hall, Richard Fazio; middle row, Joseph Gonyea, John Day, Robert Gorton, Randall DeRosier, John Dittmar, Larry Hall, Harley Fisk Jr., Jeffrey Ellis, James Feulner, Adam Hala, John Gereau; Kezia W. Howe. 22 Left to right, bottom row, Randy LaClair, Richard LaVergne, Eric LaCasse, Renee Lemelin, Tracey Hayes, Shreey Ladd, Amy Hughes; top row, Miss Williams, student teacher, Timothy Krywy, Billy Joe Kelso, Charles Knotek, Paul Kyarsgaard, Micheal Hayes, Ronald Langdon, Richard Harney, Wayne Jones, Susan Karcher, Kate Johnson, Denise Hammill, Duane Lent, Mr. David Otoupal Left to right, bottom row, Paul Matuszak, Greg Liebl, Lonnie Rumpf, Kevin Reynolds, Ward Philips, Frank Richards, Leland Ormsby; middle row, Ian Mull, Mike Randall, Tim O'Connor, Greg Novotarski, Samantha Poirier, Michelle Rozell, Michelle Picioccio, Rebecca Pingrey, Tawn Mull; back row, Mr. Donald Racette, Mike Phelps, John Parker, Edward Moulton, Missy Newton, Richard Rice 2J Left to right, front row, David Webster, Curtis Schreiner, Kris Smith; middle row, Ms. Sandra Stoffolano, Wendy Williams, Jim Sutliff, Eric Walker, Korine Springer, Faith Shattuck, Sue Wittman, Joe Tardif; back row, Eric Senecal, Ken Sehlmeyer, Bob VanAnden, Anna May Tracey, Jeannine Stephenson, Sharon Vanderzell, John Watkins, Catie Stengel, Marilyn Sutliff, Renee Winslow TENTH GRADE Left to right, bottom row, Charles Arlin, Shawn Allen, Connie Allen, Susan Blanchard, Gretchen Burdick, Amy Belanger, Monica Campanero, Judy Bourdeau, Marilee Allen, Sherry Allen, Dawn Allen; back row, Chris Abbott, Richard Backus, Leon Bills, Mike Avona, James Backus, Jerome Allison, Kevin Belanger, Cindy Ames, Michelle Bain, Chris Brady, Mr. John E. Pickens Left to right, kneeling, Mike Grant, Eric Fortner, Frank Denton, Ed Hanlon, John Dempsey, Andy Lanfear, Paul Kruger, Scott Ellis; standing, Ms. Gretchen Steen, Tammy Hayes, Pam Fisk, Jill Ellis, Alice Kitsos, Bob Dempsey, Bill Cason, Russell Hedger, James Gill, Dawn DeVoe, Sherri DeVoe Mrs. Debora St. John's Homeroom, left to right, bottom row, Keith Smith, Aran Mull, Duane Mosher, Stephen Podwirny, Warren Law, Dorothy Obremsky, Michelle Quirion, Michele Randall, Beatrice Russell, Daphne Mason, Dian Liberty; top row, Joseph Sehlager, Christopher Parsons, Patrick Randall, Connie Pike, Audre Shippee, Lori Page, Karen Rayder, Lynette Pritchard, Joanne Sebeck, Eileen Rispone, Peggy Randall, Vicki Scofield 25 Left to right, kneeling, Andy Wood, Andy Stengel, John Stewart, Art Watkins; middle row, Cathy Winslow, Mary Swanson, James Vasiliou, Dan Waterhouse, Kent White, Paul Toran, Cindy Waterhouse, Holly Thorpe, Cindy Ziegler; top row, Ms. Mimi Reid, Corrine Ziegler, Kim Sutliff, Wanda Springer, Gina Valente, Patti Smith, Tracy Vanderwarker, Prudence Young ELEVENTH GRADE Left to right, bottom row, Juanita Bosford, Gina Clute, Roxanne Clute, Kris Day, Deborah D'Antonio, Laurie Waite, Patti Duell, Vicky Chapman, Barbara Bennett, Kimberly Bovee, Jane Campanaro; back row, Mr. George Smith, Aaron Corlew, Seth Baker, Ronald Bordeaux, Clark Condon, Timothy Been, Billy Dingman, Wade DeMarsh, James Burke, Andrew DeRosier, Brian Chandler, Maggie Daniels Left to right, front row, Tina Johnson, Valerie Dunkley, Sarah Johnson, Karen Lanfear, Stacy Farr, Donna Gallese, Matt Hayes, Bobby Jensen, Elaine Lama, Tammy Lanfear, Kim Hamblin; back row, Renee Gill, Gail Ghent, Linda Keeler, Guy LaClair, Janet Jenkins, Helen Hughes, Tony Geppner, Harry (Paul) Gill, Tim Gilbert, Vic Grant, David Eldred, Miss Jeanne Morristell Patricia Hawkes homeroom, left to right, bottom row, Diane Quirion, Kathy Page, Patrick Morrissey, Mike Mason, John Shattuck, David O'Neal, Theodore Rawson, Theresa Law, Edward Langdon, Jean Marcotte, Lonnie Moon; standing, Wendy Liebl, Georgia Madison, Mary Lemelin, Michael Rubel, Richard Salmon, Eric Powers, Danny Rumpf, Michael Petrone, James Schreiner, Daniel Sehlmeyer, James Morrill Left to right, bottom row, Maryellen Thorpe, Tina Tardiff, Hope Spangenberg, Lynn Winchester, Kim Springer, Dianne Stephenson; second row, Mr. Joe Hanlon, Bruce Worth, Mike Sutliff, Toni Yannaci, Sarah Smith, Claire Wyngaard,; third row, Mike Wood, Herb Springer, Blake Wentworth, Chris Skoglund, Mark Waterhouse; back row, Jeff Walker, Joe Winslow, Sal Trentecoste, Mark Thomas, Lyndon Sutliff CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION STAFF Mrs Barbara Rollman Mrs Madge Ross Mrs Mona Navarro Superintendent's Office Business Office Business Office Janis Young Shirley White Patricia Birkhan Janet Wood Patricia Gould Nancy York Pauline Allen Sharon Rayder BUS DRIVERS Loren Gage, Dick Prescott, Bob Angel Jim Hovey, Bill Hastings CAFETERIA CUSTODIANS Kneeling left to right, Eugene Moon, Bill Richards, Walt Hastings; back row, George Sutliff, John LaPier Jean Kellison, Marge Miller June Tubbs, Nick Picioccio, Ed Bus, Lulu Stone, Ben Miller, John Mosher, Bill Koer ig, Fred Gardner Front row left to right, Ann Shattuck, Cheryl Allen; back row, Mar- Seated, Marion, Haak; standing, Ann ion Haak, Joan Waite, Edith Baker, Nina Petteys, Ruth Pike Shattuck, Betty Mudge Mrs. Kathleen Sutliff, Speech Therapist Robert Kilmartin, Jr. Eugene Moon Photo to right, Eldrid Page, Walter Hastings Dr. Lloyd Murdoch, Psychologist - BOCES Nelson Rayder, George Sutliff, John Moser JUNIORS ELIGIBLE FOR 1982 GRADUATION Andy Bovee Jane Campanaro Helen Hughes David Karcher Mary Lemelin Georgia Madison Sheila Washburn Laura Yannaci Joe Windlow atn et Patrick Brady Cindy Braman Warren Braman Jennifer Allison Richard Birkhan Keith Ames Diana Bovee Michael Belanger Norman Bovee Anthony Cirillo Brian Clugston Myra Coon Davk Cowles Glenn Croissant Edward Cummings Albert Brooks Lisa Chandler Carl Chapman EXCHANGE STUDENTS Sergio Duarte of Goiania, Goias Brazil is an exchange student at Hadley Luzerne and stayed this year with Mr and Mrs William Richards of Hadley. Sergio who is 19 has three brothers and one sister. He and Derk Selter, also an exchange stu- dent, are sponsored by SHARE, a group from California. Sergio says regarding popular music American singers sell as many records in stores in Brazil as Brazi- lian music artists. Of his home country music, however, the Samba is the most popular type. Noting the complete reversal of weather patterns, Sergio points out November through February is summer at his home. Classes in his home school begin in March and end in July. There is just one month of vacation and then a new semester begins in August. Sergio Duarte Portugese, English, and French are languages learned by most Brazilian students. Other high school classes there include Physics, Math, Chemistry, Biology, History, Geography and Politics. There are few electives open to students with most taking a set number of courses designated by the government. Soccor, basketball and swimming are the most popular sports in Brazil according to Sergio. Farming is the main means of livlihood in Brazil which consists of 22 states and is divided into three territories. Sergio says most people are either very rich or very poor. He also notes there is a 10-month draft for all young men in Brazil. Derk Selter Derk also is enjoying his stay in the Hadley Luzerne area. He especially likes American television with the exception of too many commercials. His musical selections favor punk and New Wave. He finds it difficult to learn English. Derk however found words to describe his appreciation of the beautiful Adirondacks. Derk likes to play tennis and also enjoys hunting. He has tried four wheeling and as far as food enjoys hambur- gers the best. Edward Decker Todd DeMarsh Amanda DeRosier Theresa Dittmar Merrill Durham Bruce Ellis Jacqueline Ellis Jay Ellis Joseph Ellis Michelle Gereau Michael Gorham Janice Gram Scott Esser Michael Fazio Tammy Fish Anthony Fortner Rhonda Frinton Kelly Gebo SENIOR SURVEY In a survey of the Class of 1982 there were interesting, zany, predictable and some unpredictable results. In terms of television watching which the average citizen spends 5 to 6 hours a day doing, our seniors voted MASH as their favorite show. Soap operas ranked next followed by Monday Night Football and Baseball. STRIPES was the number one ranked movie for the year followed by ARTHUR and CHEECH AND CHONG'S UP IN SMOKE, NICE DREAMS AND NEXT MOVIE. When it comes to favorite songs, none seems to stand out way ahead of the rest. But the song receiving the most votes was Take It On the Run. Other favorites included Keep on Lovin' You, Endless Love, Dirty Deeds, Step by Step, and Godzilla. The R.E.O. Speedwagon was way out in front in terms of favorite musical group followed by AC DC and Styx. Bucky Dent was voted favorite athlete by the class followed by Sugar Ray Leonard, Bjorn Borg, Tony Dorsett and Chris Everett Lloyd. Within the school Mr. Clark received votes as the favorite teacher, just an edge above Mr. Zimmermann. Mrs. St. John and Mr. Otoupal also received numerous votes. The favorite food for the seniors was, you guessed it, pizza. Steak came in second and believe it or not tuna fish, third. The favorite professional team in the poll showed first the Yankees and then the Cowboys and in third the Red Wings. Actors and actresses found Burt Reynolds, Alan Alda and Bill Murray along with Bo Derek, Brooke Shields and Goldie Hawn taking top honors. Back to school Study Hall was voted favorite subject followed by Mathematics and English. Hold on to your hat! Andy Bovee received most votes as a hero. Ronald Reagan was second, Alfonse D'Amato third and Rent-A-Cop fourth. The favorite color for the seniors was blue, followed by red and then purple. (How did we end up with a yellow cover then?) Friday is by far the favorite day of the week for the class. Saturday came in second and there were 2 votes for Wednesday. When it comes to a vacation spot, Florida was the first choice followed by Maine, the reservoir and Hawaii. Behind the Middle School tied with Hawaii. 40 When asked what they like about living in this area the scenery was the best reason tied with partying. Concerning parents seniors said they best liked the fact they care. They also appreciated their parents for understanding and their values. SENIOR SAYINGS George, remember all those late secret nights with Mark J.A. Cough Ess A.B. Hey jean, remember all those...trips! N.B. To all the guys who like to dive. Karck, Fazio, Podwirney P.B. Noodles, short cake, good luck in '83 Big Bray Rich Rubel, How's old Cape Cod?' Al Diane, Remember the oodles of noodles? Lisa Newt, remember driving home from the prom party, almost B.C. Lisa, I think I'll wear something beige Myra Hey Woody, did your father get his pay or re- ward for fixing Georgia's car. Bunzy Rube, remember those fights in ehem. E.C. Rube, remember prom night. Deck Mike Gorham, how's Hank While the girl friend is away to college? Todd Gang, remember these; orange and green m ms, calender in the oven, and mom what are you doing home? Amanda Nev, Canada is a vacation during school. Mer- rill Rhonda, help! Jackie Tubby, I hope Mr. Walker didn't go like Mr. Gin. J. Cough Bo. S.E. Real funny, huh, Patrick, ha, ha. Mike Helen, remember back in 8th grade Tammy Lou Jackie, Remember prom night. Rhonda Gunner, Remember 'the body' in the woods- ? Mimi Todd DeMarsh, jumped any bones lately ... Mike Jackie, remember the ditch New Years. Pete Mo, you red headed .... Dave Bill, remember prom night. Keith Cricket, have fun. Good luc. Love, Jiminy Paul, Remember Echo Lake! Terry Amanda, remember the night of the F.H. dinner 1980 M.M. Jessie, Why are we so much alike? Know what I mean? Dana Barb, Let's go to breakfast sometime again at Howards. This time leave your mother at home- Jeff f Diana, Remember when I moved Barb Norm, how would you like to eat corn-on-the- cob with no.....teeth? John Myra, I say we beat up horse woman and her horses! Lisa Hair-doo, remember the volcano in my room- ? Bill Lisa Pritchard - 'Boston Loose' at HLCS C.P. Zig, remember our walk, Colony. Bill Lisa, remember October 6, 1979 Mark Hi Valerie Hon! J.P. Dana, remember the night before the 1980-81 senior trip at your know whos house Jessie Hey Mimi, want to go out in the woods Rich Lisa, remember the 'flight to Mars' with Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee Diane Mike Fazio, Good for you! Bob Tammy Love, remember when all the snow mel- ted. Helen Clug and Cross Remember the BOCES bus- . Neat Lyndon, remember that night down in Shokan. Don’t laugh. I still haven't washed that sleeping bag! Jim Hey Gunner. How about those golf hats, Christ- mas wreathes and hoop games against Lake George!! Wally BOCES Students, wanna borrow my comb- ? Pretty Boy Jay Bird, Johnny Walker is our best friend- Paul Tubbs Kim Amy, Remember many good times we shared on the BOCES bus. Lori Hey Wally, remember our State senatorial repre- sentative Mr. Clark. Alfonse Lori and Kim, Remember the bus? Amy Lori, remember the BOCES bus. K.W. C.U. Remember when we preached about J.M. in the summer? EW George, remember May 2 Woody Grade, Remember our Jr. homeroom and all the times we laughed Ella Wally, good for you Gunner Piker, Remember New Years Even 81 Zig 41 Jeffrey Hall Edward Harris Paul Hensley Lauren LaCasse Teresa Liebl William Mack Peter Jensen Tina Kelly Leah Kenny Deborah Mason Craig Matuszak Maryellen Matuszak William Meissner Dana Merkle Jeffery Miner Barbara Morrissey Robert Nevins John Noakes 43 SENIOR INFORMALS Gaiw Powers Jeffrey Prescott Lisa Pritchard Karl Othmer Lisa Parker William Parker Carl Picioccio William Pike Mark Podwirney Jessica Richards Richard Reubel Diane Sehlmeyer 47 Valerie Stone Thomas Swanson Paul Tubbs SENIOR INFORMALS Lori Vanderwarker Christine Vasiliou Amy Vickery Kim Walker Gracie Watkins Michael White Elaine Winslow Mark Wood Arthur Wright Ella Wright Michelle Young Randy Ziegler CLASS PERSONALITIES MOST STUDIOUS Tony Cirillo Teri Dittmar CLASS CLOWNS Mike Fazio Michelle Young BEST DRESSED Bruce Ellis Debbie Mason MOST ATHLETIC Jay Ellis Val Stone CLASS FLIRTS Rich Rubel Barb Morrissey MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carl Chapman Amanda DeRosier SHYEST Ed Cummings Gracie Watkins CLASS COUPLE Randy Ziegler Helen Stanton Mr. Roscoe F. Baker Middle School Principal so Mr. Leo S. Stengel High School Principal Mr. Robert Carpenter Elementary School Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Walter Maxfield, President Mrs. Madeline Beattie Vice-President Mr. Roger Thomas Mr. Norman Powers Mr. Robert Grant Mrs Elaine Caple Grade 3 Mrs Kathy Dudley Remedial Math Miss Anne Castle Grade 2 Mrs Sandra Freeman Grade 3 Substitute Miss Kay DeLong Grade 2 Miss Carol Gericke Music • vim IN n Uo Mrs Mary Lou Hayes Mrs Gertrude Hewston Mrs Jean Kay Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 1 Miss Mary LaFountain Mrs Clarissa Newton Mrs Karen Norris Grade 2 Resource Teacher Title I - Reading Mrs Sue Putnam Mr. Thomas Rentz Miss Carol Roberts 55 Grade 1 Grade 3 Grade 4 Mrs. Nancy Brock, Kindergarten Mrs Elizabeth Meyer, Kindergarten Mrs. Ellen Finlayson Kindergarten Mrs Helen Steutzel Title I - Reading Mrs. Elizabeth Taft Grade 4 Mr. Jerry Taft, Physical Education Mrs. Amanda Barnes English 7, 8 Writing 7 Mrs Elaine Brennan Home Economics Mr. Daniel Cottrell Grade 5 Mr. Robert Davis Mr. Ronald Dickens Mr. Clinton Freeman Instrumental Music Grade 6 Grade 6 Math 8 Mr. Bernard Friday Mr. James Healy Mrs Mercedes Jabaut 57 Science 7 8-Health English 7, 8 Art Ms Joan Matthews Girls Physical Education Mr. William Meyer Remedial Math Mr. Kenneth Michelsen Boys Physical Education Mrs Patricia Polunci Resource Teacher Mrs Anita Ranado Social Studies 7,8-PSEN Mr. Fred Root Math 7,8 Dr. Richard Rowell Title I Reading Mrs Patricia Sebald Nurse-Teacher, Health Mr. Joseph Trottier 59 Science 7, 8; Math 8_______________________________________________________________ Mr. Jack Abbott Science Mrs. Harriet Case Home Economics Mr. Matthew Clark English Mrs Jacqueline Comeau Mrs Evelyn Donohue Mr. Joseph Hanlon Guidance Counselor English Physical Education Mrs Ellen Marcontonio Miss Jeanne Morristell Mr. David Otoupal Physical Education Social Studies Art Mr. John Pickens Mr. Donald Racette Ms Marie Reid Social Studies Speech Language Arts AV English Mr. Thomas Roach Mrs Debora St. John Mrs Phyllis Scribner 6 Industrial Arts French-Instrumental Music Nurse Mr. George Smith Social Studies Miss Gretchen Steen Spanish Mrs Margaret Stevenson English Ms Sandra Stoffolano Math Mrs Jacqueline Woods Business Education Mr. Albert Zimmermann Science mm A LOOK INTO THE PAST is how we begin our story of school activities. To keep our steady subscribers who have purchased yearbooks up to date, we are beginning our look at activities with what occured the Spring of 1981. We did not publish a supplement to last year's yearbook so our story picks up at this point. To this point you have seen the current classes, the faculty and staff and others. Now lets look at what happens at Hadley Luzerne. Because we have such a supportive community and staff much more happens than we have time to capture on film; but we do have some highlights .. . and so we begin with a look at SPRING 1981 NEW YORK STATE REGENT SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS We are most proud of the scholarship efforts of these stu- dents who last year won the prestige that comes with com- peting with thousands for the relatively few scholarships that are given. From Hadley Lu- zerne we salute these winners Left to right, Lisa Powers, Chris Winchester, John Moorhead, Mr. Leo Stengel, high school principal, Guy DeMarco, Amber Fuge, John Parsons 64 APRIL 3, 1981 was the date for one of several dances sponsored by our very active Student Council. As true with most of the dances held during the year, music was by record with various area radio stations supplying the sounds and special lighting effects. JUNIOR PROM MAY 9, 1981 Donna Gallesse and her date Todd De Marsh Jackie Ellis 1981 King Queen The 1981 court consisted of Joe Ellis, Michelle Young, Jay Ellis, Debbie Mason, Todd DeMarsh, Michelle Gereau, Jackie Ellis, Bill Pike, Terry Liebl, Paul Tubbs, Barbara Morrissey and Mike Gorham. Seated are the 1980 queen and king Robin Marcoux and John Parsons. Fran Mehan Cindy Braman collect tickets at the door CAREER Each Spring, the Guidance Department gathers men and women from various careers in the area. These volunteers come to the school to talk facts with the high school students; to discuss advantage and disadvantages of jobs; pre-requisites for getting into various positions and to answer any questions about numerous jobs. Students usu- ally have a choice of 3 different experts to visit with and learn about professions. ' 'f- ' ■ • . DAY SPRING CONCERT 1981 mim DANCE MAY 1, 1981 FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL YEAR SEPTEMBER 9, 1981 HALLOWEEN DRESS UP OCTOBER 30, 1981 PEP RALLY NOVEMBER 6, 1981 DAILY LIFE IN KINDERGARTEN is a time of innocence; of looking ahead to learning all the excitement about living. Learning how to tie a shoe, how to count or know Mr. T is famous for teeth. It is a time when children love coming to school ... an ideal that should be carried throughout all the school years. THE ELEMENTARY GRADES FIRST GRADE .... a time to move to the big school from the portables. Perhaps a feeling of pride as there is more freedom of movement and making of decisions on a basic level. SECOND GRADE is really the third step in the school ladder and at this point we often find the children taking the initiative and getting less shy .. but yet having the love and respect for their teachers that help mold their habit which they will carry through life. THIRD GRADERS are at the stage of girls being sugar and spice and everything nice and boys, well, boys will be boys! FOURTH GRADERS are at the end of their elmentary career. It is an age of exploration, of often rapid advancement in terms of school interest. Student in the elementary do not spend all their time just in the classroom. When they can they visit the media center, the art room, the reading room, or the resource room just to mention a few. Are these special areas of concentrated learning a help. The last photo on the right gives a reply! FIFTH GRADERS are at an age of pranks and fun and just excitement and comradeship in learning together in the classroom. It is a time of enjoyment in school where each day can be a Saturday when the attitudes are right. SIXTH GRADE and the awkward age hits. Not quite what in the old days was called Junior High and not Elementary either .. but alive, and active and well! SEVENTH GRADERS are at the beginning of the final stage of school life. That is, they are learning to experience classes with a variety of subjects; and most often a different teacher handling each class .. . just like they will do for the rest of their school career. No more one room teacher handling all subjects, the 3 r s and so on. Also they learn that studying is a serious matter and that indeed independent study is a must if they are really going to learn. They also now have to face decision making and the use of logic, wise use of time and just plain hard work. EIGHTH GRADE and the end of Middle School . . . but not the end of friendship ... in fact it is the age of trust and true friendship. With high school itself classes cross over all lines. In some classes we find freshmen and sophomores or even freshmen and seniors. Although most of the time seniors are with seniors ... in class or out, there is a general mixture covering 9-12 students. Perhaps that is a uniqueness that makes high school such a challenge, to overcome shyness, to try to gain rapport with one another and to be in with all the people you come in daily contact with. The annual senior trip has been a tradition longer than any of the current senior class have been alive. Our parents have posed where the Senior Class did. It is a time of true comradeship and fun and togetherness that will truly be moments to treasure and remember. It is something that students begin looking forward to as soon as they hit the hallowed halls as ninth graders. The trip has always included Washington but also many other nearby areas. CAN DRIVE A SUCCESS Miss Jeanne Morristell was the Queen of Cans as all high school students competed class against class in bringing in canned goods to be distributed to needy families. Just prior to the Christmas break the cans were laid end to end beginning at Mr. Zimmerman's room and stretched down the hallway. This year the sopho- more class won with the largest number of cans brought into the school. The freshman class was in second place. It was all for a good cause and the cans were later distributed to numerous families in the school district who otherwise would not have had as happy a holiday. LUGE ASSEMBLY December 14 students and teachers took an active part in the year's first paid assembly as two experts who have placed fifth as doubles team in the United States visited the school to talk about the luge event. The luge is a small sled which was one of the Olympic events. During the assembly students learned how to use the sled for opti- mum speed. Joe Haas and Helen Hughes headed up a group of about 12 students who coordinated the annual Bloodmobile drive for the American Red Cross which was held in the gymnasium of the high school. Seventy three pints of blood were collected with only about 5 people turned down from donating for various reasons. About 10 area nurses volunteered their time to help in the drive. 89 ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOL CHRISTMAS CONCERT SCHOOL (I,'.', I 1 iS8S8®8 Although the yearbook is distributed in early May, it is completed and mailed to the yearbook company before February. Thus the school play, Seventeenth Sur imer for the 1981-82 school year, the Junior Prom for 1982, the Spring Sports for the 1981-82 school yeai and other Spring activities are not in this edition but hopefully would appear in the 1982-83 book. So many activities take place that even if we had another 100 pages to show, which we don't! ... we couldn't give adequate coverage. Know that as always Hadley Luzerne Central School always has a lot going on ana that innovations in education are the norm not the 94 exception in our hallowed halls. N GIRLS BASKETBALL VARSITY Kneeling, Diane Quirion, Michelle Young, Val Stone, Elaine Lama; Standing, Cathy Page, Linda Keeler, Chris Skoglund, Shelly Baine, Gail Ghent, Chris Vasiliou, Coach Derry Hagadorn Under the able leadership of Coach Hagadorn, the girl's basketball team with spirit and desire plunged into a season of very competitive basketball. As we go to press the season was only underway and regardless of the final outcome, what is important are the fundamentals of team spirit, playing well, and improving that each of the team members attained. 96 GIRLS BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY Learning the tricks of the trade and getting the initial feel of competition falls upon Coach Marconton- jo's charges as the girls in the Junior Varsity learn the basics and put them into competition. Mrs. Marcontonio took the greenhorns and quickly started to build them into a team that thought and acted together and as with all the coaching staff this year, built pride and determination. Kneeling, Debbie Esser, Michelle Quirion, Dot Obremsky, Kelli Gorham; Standing, Tracy Hayes, Corrine Ziegler, Kim Sutliff, Missy Newton, Gina Ghent, Natalie Belanger, Jeannine Stephenson, Coach Ellen Marcontonio WRESTLING 1981-1982 Sitting, Mike Petrone, Ed Decker, Mike Fazio, Kneeling, Ed Hanlon, Ja- mie Vasiliou, Mark Waterhouse, Rich Salmon, Chris Smith, Pat Morrissey, John Dempsey, Aaron Mull; stand- ing, Assistant Coach, Cliff Mull, Rick Fazio, Dan Sehlmeyer, Dave Eldrid, Richie Reubel, Keith Smith, Ken Mi- chelson, Mark Levett, Rich Birkhan, Coach Ken Michelsen BOWLING TEAM WINTER 1981- 82 Left to right, seated, Pru- dence Young, Judy Kelso, Jennifer Allison, Lynette Pritchard, Cindy Ames; standing, Carl Picioccio, Mark Wood, Jerome Allison, Jeff Prescott, David Cowles, Mr. Thomas Hewitt, Coach, Karl Othmer. VARSITY TEAM kneeling, Elaine Lama, Debra Esser, Mimi Gereau, Natalie Belanger, Amanda DeRosier; Back row, Coach Derry Hagadorn; Shelly Bain, Cindy Ames, Val Stone, Michelle Young, Chris Skoglund, Gail Ghent, Diane Quirion Volleyball Record 1 win 8 Losses overall In League 1 win 5 losses Corinth 2 Hadley Luzerne 2 Lake George 2 Johnsburg 2 Corinth 2 Hadley Luzerne 0 Fort Ann 1 Hadley Luzerne 0 Hadley Luzerne 1 Hadley Luzerne 1 Stillwater 2 Warrensburg 2 North Warren 2 Argyle 2 Hadley Luzerne 0 Hadley Luzerne 1 Hadley Luzerne 0 Hadley Luzerne 1 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM, kneeling, Tracy Vanderwarker, Shirley Clements, Katie Clark, Kelly Gorham, Connie Pike; back row, Coach Derry Hagadorn, Annmarie Matuszak, Wanda Springer, Judy Bordeaux, Kim Sutliff, Corrine Ziegler, Jeannine Stephenson JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL As this book goes to press the bas- ketball season is not even half over thus we cannot report their record. However we can report the dedicated team players for the squads. Our Junior Varsity consists left to right, front row, Kevin Green, Dick Backus, Danny Waterhouse, Eric Senecal, John Gereau, Jim Sutliff; back row. Coach Dan Cot- trell, Lonnie Rumph, Eric Powers, Eddie Moulton, Chris Brady, John Stewart, Pat Randall, and Mike Avona VARSITY BASKETBALL The Varsity Boys Basketball team consisted of left to right, front row, Mike Grant and Don Deuel, managers; second row, Glenn Croissant, Scott Cartier, Joe Ellie, Carl Chapman, Billy Dingman, Jay Ellis; back row. Coach Tom Rentz, Wade De- Marsh, Tim Brady, Danny Rumph, Mike Gorham, Bob Springer, Mike Buerry, Mike White Left to right, front row, Raymond Tubbs, B.J. Kelso, Keith Michelsen, Chris Smith, Brent Wentworth, James Frinton, Ricky LaVergne, Joe Tardiff; second row, Coach Ken Michelsen, Lonnie Rumph, Matt Hanlon, Greg Liebl, Wayne Jones, David Webster, Jamie Marcotte, Tim Hanlon, David Bosford, Harley Fisk, Sean Corrigan, Coach Mike Trottier; third row, Paul Matuszak, Randy Hitchcock, Eddie Jo Moultan, Eric Senecal, Joe Towers, Raymond Hoffman, Ricky Fazio, Jim Sutliff Modified Games Hadley Luzerne 22 Warrensburg 18 Whitehall 18 Warrensburg 18 Granville 8 Fort Edward 6 Hadley Luzerne 6 Hadley Luzerne 14 Hadley Luzerne 0 Hadley Luzerne 6 Junior Varsity Scrimmages Hadley Luzerne 0 Hadley Luzerne 12 Hadley Luzerne 24 Hadley Luzerne 6 Hadley Luzerne 16 Lake George 0 Corinth 6 Salem 6 St. Marys 0 Corinth 6 Overall record 1 win 4 losses no ties Overall record 4 win 0 losses 1 tie 104 With pride we look at the per- fect scrimmage record of our Junior Varsity showing promise for a great Fall 1982 Varsity football season despite the loss of 15 seniors from this years team. Likewise the Modified team showed much spirit and strong competition. BEST FOOTBALL TEAM IN HADLEY LUZERNE HISTORY! OUR VARSITY SQUAD They were in second place in Division III of the Northern Adirondack Conference with a 6-2 overall record. It was the first time in the history of the school the team had more wins than losses. Scores: Hadley Luzerne 20 Poultney 0 Hoosick Falls 34 Hadley Luzerne Hadley Luzerne 19 Salem 8 Stillwater 16 Hadley Luzerne Hadley Luzerne 25 Saratoga Catholic 0 Hadley Luzerne 27 Perth 12 Hadley Luzerne 16 Lake George 6 Hadley Luzerne 20 Corinth 0 Left to right, front row, Frank Denton, Todd DeMarsh, Lyndon Sutliff, Rich Salmon, Mike Petrone, Dick Bacus, Ed Hanlon, Randy Ziegler, Jamie Vasilious, Ken Michelsen, second row, Coach Ken Michelsen, Jay Ellis, David Eldred, Bill Pike, Ed Decker, Jeff Bennett, Jeff Prescott, David Cowles, Russell Hedger, Aaron Mull, Keith Smith, third row, Paul Tubbs, Teddy Rawson, Craig Matuszak, Danny Rumph, Bob Springer, Mike Gorham, Mike Fazio, Scott Cartier, Keith Ames, Mike Mason, Pat Randall, John Stewart, Pat Brady, Coach Dan Cottrell «A VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY FALL 1981 Left to right, front row, Amanda DeRosier, Coach Ellen Marcontonio, Michelle Quirion, Gina Valente, Alice Kitsos, Mimi Gereau; back row, Maryellen Matuszak, Chris Vasiliou, Gail Ghent, Shelley Bain, Diane Sehlmeyer, Val Stone, Michelle Young, Diane Quirion PROUDLY WE ANNOUNCE OUR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY TEAM FINISHED FOURTH IN THE LEAGUE!!!! In Sectionals it was North Warren 4 Hadley Luzerne 1 During the season scores were Hadley Luzerne 1 North Warren 2 Fort Ann 1 Hadley Luzerne 3 Hadley Luzerne 1 Warrensburg 3 Hadley Luzerne 6 Lake George 4 Hartford 0 Hadley Luzerne 0 Hadley Luzerne 0 Fort Edward 0 Argyle 0 Hadley Luzerne 1 Corinth 0 Hadley Luzerne 1 108 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS AUTUMN 1981 Left to right, Barbara Bennett, Natalie Belengar, Wendy Williams, Jeri Krywy, Shelley Rozelle, Jill Ellis, Georgia Madison, Barb Morrissey, Monica Campinaro, tammy Lanfear, Dianne Stephenson, Miss Debra St. John, Advisor, Tammy Deuel Whether at a pep rally, at a home game amidst rain or sunshine or away with few of the home crowd present, the cheerleaders did their job of rooting on a team to unprecedented heights; to more victories than any other football team obtained in the history of Hadley Luzerne. The cheerleaders also were present at other Fall sports events. Their continual upswing in sports spirit are an example for all of us. no JUNIOR VARSITY 1981 FIELD HOCKEY TEAM Left to right front row, Debra Esser, Maureen Corrigan, Sarah Powers, Gina Ghent; back row, Connie Pike, Coach Ellen Marcantonio, Connie Allen, Kim Sutliff, Cathy Page, Missy Newton, Corine Ziegler, Jeanine Stephenson, Kelly Gorham Scores: Hadley Luzerne 2 Corinth 0 Hadley Luzerne 1 Johnsburg 1 Fort Ann 2 Hadley Luzerne 1 Hadley Luzerne 1 Hartford 1 Lake George 2 Hadley Luzerne 1 in GOLF TEAM 1981 Left to right, Jimmy Bacus, Warren Law, Danny Sehlmeyer, Merrill Durham, Gary Powers, Joe Ellis, Danny Waterhouse, Eric Powers, Johnny Parker, Kent White, Mr. Ron Dickens, Coach Under the direction of Mr. Dickens our Golf Team ended up their season of play with a very impressive 5 -1-1 record. They were 6 out of 12 in wins in sectionals and were in second place in the Northern Conference final standings. BASEBALL SPRING 1981 On the next few pages take a look at the Spring sports of a year ago. Realize that this yearbook goes to press in early January. Even though it does not get distributed until May, and events later than December are not able to be put into the current book. Because we did not have a supplement as in the past (because subscribers simply do not pick them up) we have included at this point Spring sports ... of a year ago. The 1982 Spring Sports will appear in the 1983 yearbook. Plan to buy yours now! TRACK TEAM SPRING 1981 Our runners were among the best and we were very proud a year ago of our track team. Front row, left to right, Fran Mehan, Michelle Quirion, Mimi Gereau; back row, Kathy Meyer, Jennifer Stone, Celeste Othmer, Kim Sutliff, Ann Marie Matuszak. Absent from the photo but on the track team Mi- chelle Young. SOFTBALL TEAM SPRING 1981 Last year our prize winning team consisted left to right front row, Gina Ghent, Tammy Lanfear, man- agers; middle row, Diane Ste- phenson, Shannon Smith, Mary Cae Waterhouse, Karen Bender, Lisa Powers, Simone Lorraine, Jill Ellis; back row, Coach Ms Mimi Reid, Diane Quirion, Gail Ghent, Val Stone, Shelley Bain, Andy Ames, Amanda DeRosier TENNIS SPRING 1981 The Tennis Team last Spring con- sisted of left to right, front row, Carol Quirion, Kim Reib, Lynn Winchester, Jay Ovitt; back row, Coach Mrs. Mary Claire Shattuck, Keith Bender, John Noakes, Tim Brady, David Karcher, Jim Stewart L toyouvy 'S'ftJf raac Sound Mound Music Centers The Lake Luzerne, Corinth Hadley, Stony Creek, Warrens- burg, Town of Day area is a great place to live and shop. We appreciate all our patron and business advertisers. 5955 Call St.. 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Best Wishes to the Class of '82 HADLEY DINER Hadley, New York JACK'S PLACE Family Restaurant Open 7 days a week Main Street Corinty THE PENNYSAVER The paper everybody reads 217 Maple St. Corinth MINER'S COUNTRY INN Serving meals 4 to 9 p.m. Specializing in Banquets All Legal Beverages 5037 Park Avenue Hadley, N.Y. 696-3878 JIM PETRONE UPHOLSTERY Hadley, New York 696-3902 EDIE'S STUDIO OF DANCE Congratulations Class of 1982 Fred Edie Gardner PAPA'S ICE CREAM PARLOR CANAVAN'S TOWN COUNTRY WINES LIQUORS Fines! selection of chilled wines Located next to Marine Midland Bank 4% Sales Tax ... Lowest Legal Prices Open till 10 p.m. 654-9828 We Deliver Congratulations to Anthony and the Class of 1982 ISLAND VIEW MOTEL R.D. 2 Lake Luzerne 696-3079 A WORD OF SINCERE THANKS TO ALL OUR ADVERTISERS. WITHOUT YOUR SUPPORT WE COULD NOT AFFORD TO PUT THIS BOOK INTO PRINT. MONIES ONLY COME FROM SUBSCRIPTION COST (WE SELL THE BOOK FOR LESS THAN COST) AND YOUR ADS. PLANNING It'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. Or maybe you'd just like to invest in The Good Earth. In either case ... Let's get together. We have dream homes for sale . .. and we have a lot of good investment acreage as well. And we know how to make your ownership dreams come true. Stop in and see us LAKE LUZERNE REAL ESTATE 5791 Bridge Street (518) 696-2442 Lake Luzerne, N.Y. 12846 —'■ -la c-• ■■ «• - ■ WATERHOUSE RESTAURANT 1935 Lake Avenue Lake Luzerne, New York Best Wishes to the Senior Class; from: Betty G. Waterhouse Good Luck and Best Wishes to The Class of 1982 From PEARLS DEPARTMENT STORE Congratulations Graduates! May you find joy in all the seasons of your life. KETCHUM MANUFACTURING CO. INC. Bridge Street Lake Luzerne, N.Y. 696-4125 Clothing footwear for entire family Good luck to the Class of '82 Box 10 Lake Luzerne, N.Y. 696-3331 HELEN'S PIZZERIA Bridge Street, Lake Luzerne 126 HARRYO'S PIZZA SUB SHOP Home of the Sandwich Congratulations Seniors! Telephone 654-6419 119 Main Street Corinth, N.Y. Best of Luck to the Class of 1982 RED BELL WARING PHARMACY Main Street, Corinth The Store with the Friendly Spirit Terrence Towers B.S. P.P.H. MARKET, INC. Route 9N Hadley, N.Y. Compliments of CARNERS HARDWARE AND THE SCRUB BOARD Corinth PETRIES VALUE Country... VILLAGE Cornei f kFstauraht, S Grand Union Plaza, Corinth Complete Line of seasonal merchandise Toys-Stationery-Hardware-Cards Footware-Appliances-Notions -Film Houseware - Infant ware -Clothing Congratulations to the Class Thom McAn of 1982 654-9988 DITTMAR FUELS Try Us Old Corinth Road, Hadley, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 BREWER FUNERAL HOME INC. CARBONE EXCAVATING COMPANY 31 years of superior service dedicated to Hadley-Lake Luzerne and surrounding Box 224 Star Route Hadley, N.Y. communities Congratulations to the Class Lake Luzerne, New York of 1982 696-2744 NORTH SHORE MARINE Arthur S. Brewer Craig Reukauf Pres Lie. Mgr. Lie. Associate Box 103 Hadley, N.Y. Good luck and best wishes. Good Luck to the Class of 1982 CHAIN SAWS PARTS PAUL RIVER GROCERY LUZERNE AND HARDWARE AUTO POWER EQUIPMENT Box 157 Star Route Hadley, N.Y. 5972 BRIDGE STREET LAKE LUZERNE, NEW YORK Congratulations to the Class of '82 PHONE 696-2484 POULAN - HUSQVARNA EVENS INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLETE AUTO PARTS STORE SIMPLICITY - LAWNBOY Post Office Building, P.O. Box 9 127 Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 Best Wishes Class of 1982 T V BENNETT FURNITURE Corinth, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 CORINTH NEWSROOM 118 Main Street Corinth, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of '82 COWBOY CORNER WESTERN SHOP Lake Avenue, Lake Luzerne, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1982 JOHN A. WINSLOW Masonry Suplies - Fuel Oil Excavating - Kerosene Precast Products R.F.D. 1 Box 237 Corinth, N.Y. 12822 Telephone 654-6613 Many thanks to all who have helped us via patron and business ads. Without your support we could not afford to sell the book for the price we do.