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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1983 volume:

HI-LIGHTS1983 HADLEY LUZERNE CENTRAL SCHOOL LAKE LUZERNE, NEW YORK Presented By The Class of 1983 Yearbook Advisor: Mr. Donald Racette Co-Editors Gina Clute Dianne Stephenson DEDICATION MRS. MARY LOU HAYES In this day and age of movement it is quite unusual to find anyone who spends their professional career primarily in one spot. Fortunately for us, and our parents Mrs. Mary Lou Hayes has done just that. Over three decades of dedication to HLCS by Mrs. Hayes has been an abundance of happiness and educational gain for all of us. Mrs. Hayes not only was always supportive to her students but always followed them as they went from the elementary to high school and into the work-a-day world. Thank you Mrs. Hayes for being so geniunely concerned about us. Thank you for sharing you. A note from the Yearbook Advisor. It is not by accident we did not feature students in any of the above photos. My staff who were sent on numerous photo- graphic missions to “capture” activity with Mrs. Hayes for this dedication page (but don’t let her know!) continually came back with many photos with her class just swarming about her. “Mr. Racette they love her so much we can’t get shots of her alone.” We understand why. Anyone who has worked with, gone through her classes or just know her love her. Mary Lou you’re one of a kind! Best wishes. Personally I’ll miss seeing your car the first one in the lot each day. 2 HADLEY-LUZERNE. CEMTHflL SCHOOL TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty Staff Page 99 Advertising Page 115 Activities Page 5 Seniors Page 33 YEARBOOK STAFF 1982-1983 Left to Right, Mr. Donald Racette, Yearbook Advisor; Co-Editors Dianne Ste- phenson and Gina Clute Photo to the Right, Photographers Karen Lanfear and Jim Schreiner Page layout, Sales, Ads: Above Right photo, Lynn Winchester; Above Left Photo Sarah Smith Victor Grant; Immediate Left Photo, John Shattuck, Kristin Maletta, Dan Sehlmeyer ACTIVITIES SEVENTEENTH SUMMER Bookstores and librarians told us that Maureen Daly’s Sev- enteenth Summer is among the most popular novels with young people. Thus it was chosen as the school drama which was presented April 2nd and 3rd, 1982. Directed by Mr Donald Racette the cast included Lynn Winchester, Diana Bovee, Mimi Gereau, Donna Racette, Dianne Ste- phenson, Aran Mull, Dave Hensley, Ward Philips, James Hamblin, Sally Smith, Jeff Miner, Shawn Allen, and Bobby Jensen. Tammy Hayes was “troubleshooter” and Dan Sehlmeyer handled lights. Jeff Miner was also stage man- ager. The story about the life of a girl who turns 17 was sensitive, modern and beautifully subtle in its portrayal of the young at heart. Left to right, the King and Queen and court Eric Powers, Diane Quirion, Rich- ard Salmon, Patti Duell, Jackie Ellis, Chris Skoglund, Lyndon Sutliff, Todd De- Marsh, Linda Keeler, Danny Rumpf, Dianne Stephenson, Wade DeMarsh The theme of the Prom was “The Best of Times.” Music was provided by the Preludes. Hidden Valley was the setting. JUNIOR Mr. George Smith, Junior Prom Advisor and Laurie Waite, Angela Russell and Walter McWain Chairperson Mark Thomas, Laurie Waite, Bobby Jenson, Michelle Gunthrun Eileen Rispone, Dan Sehlmeyer, Vic Grant and Amanda DeRosier PROM SPRING 1982 Mark Thomas, Laurie Waite, Amanda DeRosier and Victor 9 Jackie Ellis 1981 Queen congratulations the 1982 Queen Grant SPRING CONCERTS In May of last year all the members of Band, Chorus and Special groups presented two concerts. One was at the high school auditorium and the other at the middle school gymn. A large turnout of audience showed the music Depart- ment’s reputation for grand music is well deserved. MAY 1982 SPRING TIME 1982 TRIP TO BOSTON Students from the Social Studies Class of Miss Jeanne Morristell visited Boston. The students were busy seeing the many historical sights. Mr. John Pickens also took a group of students their trip was to New York City for a visit to the United Nations, the Statue of Liberty and other famous tourist stops. Aside from the Social Studies classes, there were other more localized field trips in the Spring by other teachers. These included trips to local industries in the tri counties by Mr. Thomas Roach, Industrial Arts Teacher. Students find the field trips not only educational but “fun”. They get a glimpse of the may factors of the past that affect lives today as well as practical suggestions for steps to their future. 12 SCHOLARS! The New York State Education Department granted Regents College Scholarships. The Scholarships awards were effective as of the 1982-83 academic year. Each Regents College Scholarship entitled the recipient to an award of $250 a year for up to five years of study at an approved program in New York State. HLCS winners were Paul Hensley, Lisa Pritchard, Lauren LaCasse who won a Regents Professions Education in Nursing Scholarship, Valerie Stone, Michelle Gereau, Amanda DeRosier, and Barbara Morrissey. The winners of the Regents College Scholarships are the candidates who earned the highest scores on either the American College Testing program or the College Board’s Scholastic Aptitude test. Members of the Hadley Luzerne chapter of the National Honor Society continued to grow with induction ceremonies held in the Spring. Pictured above is the entire Honor Society members. 13 A NEW SCHOOL YEAR arrived and with it high school and middle school students took to the airwaves of WRGB, Channel 6 in Schenectady. Approximately every five weeks during the school year the students videotaped a five minute newscast to inform people about what is happening in the school and to give a students’ viewpoint regarding education in general. High School participants tended to use the program as means of public relations to ade- quately keep the public informed. Middle School students had the opportunity to write their own scripts about special pro- jects taking place in their classes. Mr. Donald Racette again was Advisor for the Student Spectrum programs and noted in all cases, students were able to benefit by gaining poise and confidence from the tv shows. The programs aired at 6:25 a.m. In the early Fall the cafeteria took on a new look with students from Art classes painting a huge mural on the wall a new look for those lunchers daily. DANCES CAME BACK IN as students supported more dances in a given year than were available in past year. Y-96 dance and light shows were most popular followed by 107Q dances and light shows. HALLOWEEN Elementary students make their annual parade across the stage. The Lions Club also sponsored activities. ruto� As part of the conditioning for playing football, in the Fall the team took to rafts and the challenge of the cold white water rapids of the Sacandaga. Muscles they never thought existed were put to the test! Parents show and tell took place throughout the year in Mrs. Kay’s first grade. The photo below is Mrs. Plummer demonstrating cake decorating. Other parents such as Mrs. Wal- lace Philips brought their year old Karen to class and talked about a baby’s first year. Mrs. Wendy Bosford presented an art demonstration showing the stages from first sketch to the finished framed picture. There was a visit to the Washburn farm to see the turkeys raised by Bobby Joe Baldwin’s grandpa and on and on as many parents par- ticipated. pupils in the grades enjoyed an assembly pre- sented by the Adirondack Highland Dancers. Above: Students learned about the Irish Jig and the Highland Fling under the direction of Mrs. Patti Nesbit. Prior to the assembly the students learned about Scottish dancing in their Music Classes. Forty enthusiastic fourth graders learned how to do some of the dances. BLAST FIELD TRIPS such as the one show on this page students going to the Adirondack Museum have bene- fits in that when the students return they have new perspectives and new ideas to put into use. The result of studying construction of old ca- noes, sheds, housing etc. at the Museum ended up with Mr. Tom Roach’s Wood shop classes making an authentic hand hewed beam Adiron- dack shed (below right.) Mr. Charles Swanson, Educational Director of the Adirondack Museum showed students post and beam construction; an old turn of the century method of building. Gary Bourdeau looks over the wood shed built by classmates. In Wood Shop the students delved also into building for solar energy structures in the Adirondacks. 19 Front row left to right, Shawn Allen (Agnes), Tara Tremaine (Prompter), Lisa Walker (Tootie), Donna Racette holding Seriah Racette (Backstage Seriah was Lady Babbie), second row, standing, Dawn Allen (Agnes), seated, Tammy Hayes (Mrs. Smith), James Hamblin (Mr. Smith), Marilyn Sutliff (Katie), Lynn Winches- ter (Esther), Sarah Smith (Rose); third row, Terri Liebl (Hair Stylist Costumes), Kristin Maletta (Lucille), Ward Philips, (Fred) and Dick Backus (John,) Fourth Row, Mr. Don Racette (Director), Marilee Allen (Backstage), Prudence Young (Mrs. Waughop), John Decker (Conductor Mr. Duffy), Joe Rumpf (Mr. Dodge), Danny Sehlmeyer (lighting) Back Row, Bobby Jensen (Lon) and Guy LaClair (Grandpa) MEET ME INST. LOUIS The school play was presented in the Fall this year and on a Thursday and Friday night rath- er than the usual Friday and Saturday perfor- mances. Attendance was very good both nights and audiences really got into the turn of the century romantic comedy. For Mr. Racette the director it was his 17th major high school show. Mrs. Peggy Quellman, Cheerleader Advisor, put the football team as well as her charges through the paces for keeping all muscles strong. From the energetic “trimnastics” exercises students found muscles that grew muscles! CABLE CHANNEL TEN IS THE BROADCAST VOICE OF HLCS! November 29th was the initial date of television broadcasting in the school. After several years of groundwork Channel 10 on the Cable system serving Lake Luzerne and Corinth and soon to receive same Hadley was opened to the school district. Initial broadcasting was done every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 5 to 7 pm. Later evening programming, along with possible daily morning telecasting 7:15 to 8 a.m. was planned when this yearbook went to press. Initial programming consisted of the school play, sports events, the annual bloodmobile, Thanksgiving Christmas celebrations, interviews with various teachers and others, art projects, classroom uniquenesses and more. Mr. Ra- cette was overall director of the tv enterprise with many eager students doing everything from camera work to lighting, graphics, script writing etc. Bloodmobile Chairperson Mr. David Otoupal reported the 1982 Bloodmobile at HLCS on December 1st re- ceived donations of 75 pints of blood. Student Chairper- sons were Claire Wyngaard, Russell Hedger and Faith Shattuck. They made numerous telephone calls along with other student volunteers as well as working on all phases of work the date itself. One of the television specials on Channel 10 consisted of a camera following Mr. Racette as he want station to station to assure viewers giving the gift of life is not painful or something to fear. HIGH SCHOOL BAND AND HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS MIDDLE SCHOOL CHRISTMAS CONCERT WINTER CONCERT Numerous musical groups in grades K-4 and 9-12 performed their annual concert at Christmastime; only a couple of representative shots shown above. As usual the auditorium was filled with appreciative listeners. An impelling assembly for grades 9-12 was introduced by Mr. Stengel. The subject delt with the hazards of drinking and driving. State Trooper Lemery and Lake Luzerne Town Justice George Evens informed students about the dangers of mix- ing the two and a film called “Mechanized Death” was shown. Also during the holiday season Mark Thomas said he need- ed money to buy Christmas gifts and he’d wear what you see below if people would sponsor his effort. People did and he did. STUDENT LIFE has its excitement via the school play, sports, the newly acquired television channel, yearbook, chorus, art, Junior Prom, Band, competing in speaking contests and so much more. However much of each day consists of the news around the locker; the laughing and enjoying the good times over lunch or at the soda machine. Just one to one communication with a teacher to rap or seek additional help, even daydreaming and making plans and setting goals it’s all part of our day to day living at Hadley Luzerne Central School. THE HALLOWED HALLS OF H-L are places to go to put away your books, to wait atop the stairs to walk that “special one” to class, to sit and study when the teacher allows you “outside” the class- room and to lead you to the office for information from time to time. Whether its playing volleyball during a regular gym class period or shooting baskets after lunch, the gymnasium is a popular place to be. Living in the computer age we have students who are learning the basic language of this new technology in classes. They also have access to a computer terminal in the Guidance office to find out all requirements, advantages, and benefits of various types of occupations. Music in the classroom, via band and chorus or in any way makes a day! Most enjoyable of all about our day to day schooling is just bein ! We like each others company, we enjoy the opportunity to learn and to share and just to appreciate our area, our school, our school life! Wade DeMarsh Anthony Geppner Christina Johnson Theordore Rawson Michael Sutliff Jody Walker ADDITIONAL GRADUATES At the beginning of the 1982-83 school year these students did not have enough credits or requirements met to be considered as part of the Senior Class. Nevertheless by taking necessary classes and passing same during the school year, they would be eligible for possible graduation with the class of 1983. RUke Wentworth Seth Baker Timothy Been Barbara Bennett Tracy Bennett Ronald Bordeaux Kimberly Bovee James Burke Brian Chandler Vicky Chapman Terrance Deuel Gina Clute Roxanne Clute William Dingman Marguerite Daniels Andrew DeRosier Deborah D’Antonio Aaron Corlew Kristine Day October 10-14 1982 were the dates for the Senior Trip. Sleepy eyed students boarded the bus by 7 a.m. after a fine breakfast in the school cafeteria. On the way to the Nation’s Capital, the Class stopped at Gettysburg to see the battlefield and tour the museum. Monday morning the students visited the Washington Monument, the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials and the National Archives. After lunch there was a ride up “Embassy Row”, a visit to the Washington Zoological Park and a nice dinner in a fancy restaurant. Tuesday the students toured the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, visited the Botanical Gardens and then had the above photo taken. A tour of the Capitol, and the Library of Congress was next. After seeing the Supreme Court Building the students went to the new F.B.I. facilities. The afternoon was spent at the Smithsonian Institue. That night they took a tour of the National Wax Museum. 36 Breakfast on Wednesday October 13th was in Arlington. The students toured the White House and then the Arlington National Cemetary where they witnessed the changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Kennedy gravesites, the Lee Home and the Statue of Iwo Jima. Leaving Washington the students went to the Amish country of Pennsylvania and ate at the famous Plain and Fancy Restaurant. The final day of the trip began with a tour of Lancaster and a stop at Hershey. The excited but tired students reached home about 11 p.m. 37 Patti Duell Valerie Dunkley Stacy Farr Donna Gallese Scott Gignac Timothy Gilbert Harry Gill Victor Grant Melvin Haas James Hamblin Matthew Hayes Janet Jenkins SENIOR PET PEEVE FUTURE AS YOU SEE IT Rupert Baker Seth Baker Barbara Bennett Tracey Bennett Ronald Bordeaux Kim Bovee James Burke Brian Chandler Vicky Chapman Gina Clute Roxanne Clute Aaron Corlew Maggie Daniels Debbie D’Antonio Kris Day Terry Deuel Bill Dingman Patti Duell Valerie Dunkley Stacy Farr Donna Gallese Scott Gignac Tim Gilbert Paul Gill Victor Grant Melvin Joe Haas Jr. James Hamblin Matt Hayes Janet Jenkins Bobby Jensen PET LOVE Anything dealing with the woods Chevies Women Jeff Wails Texas Priscilla Chevy auto Bobby L.A. 56 Chevy My Truck Jimmy Fred Tommy Holly Gina Partying Concerts David Fast Cars Partying at the Rodeo Weekends Mo Matt George Hudson None Mrs. Young ’68 Dodge Girls big tires Mr. Finlayson Old Country Music R.L.S. Craig Angie video games homework Stuckup people Noisy people T.R. Stuck-up people Donna Ignorant people Slow Drivers Social Studies New Wave BOCES Bus Parents Too much partying Terry Deuel Being short Debbie People who think they’re bad Homework Jocks Stuck-up people Kim Bovee None School School Vocabulary My Brother Wet toilet paper Mr. Stengel People interfering in relationships Washing Dishes Army career Diesel Mechanic Hazy but wealthy Good, good, good Diesel mechanic Navy Making it big Computer Technologist Chris’ Roommate Chauffer for Mike Petrone Secretary Pro Motor cross rider Wasted Secretary Registered Nurse Petty’s top mechanic Rodeo work Marrying some rich guy The President’s Secretary Secretary Rich famous None Officer Police Officer Flying around in Alaska U.S. Marine Corp Multi-billionare Mechanic Secretary Air Navigator SENIOR PET LOVE PET PEEVE FUTURE AS YOU SEE IT Linda A. Keeler Basketball!! Sitting bench Stand-up Comedian Guy LaClair Mechanics Electronics Stuck-up people Electronic Technician Elaine Lama Night Life People who don’t close the door behind them Owning Manhattan Karen Lanfear Poindexter People who miss a belt loop Blurry Tammie Lanfear My Grandmother, Tim and my friends Wendy Liebl Married with money Ed Langdon Partying hockey Non-partiers Partier Theresa Law Lake Haven Motel Waiting Owner of Lake Haven Motel Wendy Liebl Lonnie my friends Tammie Lanfear Married with money Kristin Maletta Chuckie Two-faced people Rich and famous Jean Marcotte Brenda Starr Canadians My Pinto Mr. Stengel Millionaire by age 30 Mike Mason Which One? Coach Obremsky Alcoholic Walter McWain My Van Maureen Rich and famous Lonnie Moon My Suzuki Jibbers Michel-Angelo David O’Neal Hunting, Vacation Homework Radio Broadcaster Cathy Page Graduation Wood Managing a big business Michael Petrone Food Red Necks Rich person Eric Powers Sports Conceited People M.D. or PhD or BS or Diane Quirion Bob Rumors Eating, sleeping, thinking, playing field hockey Michael Rubel All of them? Mr. Stengel Death Danny Rumpf Anne Marie Matuszak Coach Obremsky Re-Con Specialist Joe Rumpf Mr. Obremsky None Driver-Ed Bum Rich Salmon Porsche 930 with a whale tail School Wealthy having fun Jim Schreiner Wild Swedish Blonde Riding the Bus Ski Racer F.B.I. Dan Sehlmeyer Graduation Day Eileen Underclassman Real-Estate Communications John Brian Shattuck People that Whisper People with a loud mouth Class “A” Mechanic Chris Skoglund Basketball Queenie People without a sense of humor Physical Therapist Sarah Smith My guitar chocolate Chemistry and trying to get organized World Traveler Kristin Maletta Walter McWain Catherine Page Wendy Liebl Jean Marcotte Michael Mason Lonnie Moon David O’Neal Michael Petrone Eric Powers Michael Rubel Daniel Rumpf Diane Quirion Joseph Rumpf Richard Salmon SENIOR PET LOVE PET PEEVE FUTURE AS YOU SEE IT Hope Spangenberg Partying Parents who won’t let you do something you want to do None Herbert Springer Hunting People who think they are better than you Owning my own restaurant Kim Springer Kerry People who think they are great ????? Dianne Stephenson Dick Whitaker Cigarette Smoke Executive Secretary Lyndon Sutliff Rhonda F. People who enjoy school Getting Married Tina Tardif Joe Gonyea Getting up in the morning Married, Traveling Mark Thomas None None Office Manager Brad Jackson Wild Swedish Brunettes Riding the Bus Ski Racer, F.B.I. Maryellen Thorpe Joe Two-Faced People Rich loving it! Salvatore Trentecoste “Forb” “Chevy” Dentist Laurie Waite Partying with good friends Little kids Part Owner of the city of Manhattan Mark Waterhouse Partying Disco Owner of a record company Lynn Winchester Dancing Reading 200 pages a week all year! Computer Programmer Michael Wood Playing Basketball Kids screaming on a bus College Bruce Worth Tennis Stuck-ups Lawyer Claire Wyngaard Bill T. Lack of Time Famous Musician Toni Yannaci None Conceited people Very Rich SENIOR SURVEY Taking a survey of a senior class can always be dangerous! We find they tell it like it is and often we don’t want to hear it or because of the dictates of acceptable taste can’t print it!!! Nevertheless two years ago we ventured into taking a survey and survived. Last year’s class was afraid to tackle same but this year’s group again did the poll. The results follow. The first question asked was “What is your favorite tv show?” The top three choices MASH, Night Rider, and a tie between Hill Street Blues and Magnum P.I. Since seniors on a Friday night are either at a party or a movie we asked what is their favorite movie. We didn’t dare touch what is their favorite party. Results of the top three films E.T. won by one vote over second place Office and a Gentleman. Third was Porkies. The Yearbook staff noted all three movies had just recently been showing at the time the survey was taken and we wondered if indeed seniors could remember any older movies of the past year let alone other years. Tom Selleck collected the most votes (22) as favorite actor. Clint Eastwood (Mr. Bad Guy) was second and Sylvestor Stallone third. Top actress was Lonnie Anderson. Goldie Hawn was next followed by Jane Fonda. As any parent knows, seniors are always listening to the radio. It isn’t the news reports but the music they want. Top song with the class was “Hard to say I’m Sorry” followed by “Bobby Brown.” The third choice is X rated and not printable. It is nor airable on any radio station. Along with favorite songs, the seniors were asked who their favorite recording group is. Loverboy came out on top followed by Asia and R.E.O. Speedwagon. The top male singer was Rick Springfield. Kenny Rogers who was coming to the Glens Falls Civic Center during November was second and Bruce Springsteen and Ozzy Osbourne tied for third. Pat Benetar with 23 votes was the favorite female singer followed by Joan Jett and Olivia Newton John. Turning to sports the number one favorite is basketball according to the survey. Football and soccer tied for second and Ice Hockey was third. Dave LaPoint, a Glens Falls native making a success in major league baseball was voted the number one athlete. Hold on to your hat, Lyndon Sutliff took second place and Bucky Dent third. The Dallas Cowboys won choice for favorite sports team. The New York Yankees were second and the legendary Pittsburg Steelers third. Having spent 13 years with various teachers while at H-L, the seniors were asked to name their favorites. Mr. Albert Zimmermann was the winner. Mr. Z ranks about the longest ranking teacher in the system. The number two choice was an energetic and personable first year teacher at H-L Mr. Fred Valastro. Mr. John Manley and Mr. Matthew Clark tied for third. As to favorite subject taken, Study Hall was in first place, English was second and Math was third. What no recess??? Students were asked to name a hero in their life. Just as two years ago the seniors weren’t too sure what a hero is this year there was a wide variety of “heros.” Anyway the overall winner was “Father.” Herbie D. was second and Mr. Valastro third! When students were asked what is their favorite activity either in or out of school, not surprising the first choice was “partying.” “Sleeping” and rollerskating tied for second with “Cruising” third. Who says gas is too expensive? What day is your favorite. Of all things on the poll this garnished the most votes. “Friday” is the favorite day with more than half the class. Saturday was the second choice. The favorite vacation spot for the seniors ranked Florida first, Hawaii and Maine tied for second and “anywhere” came in third. Finally the seniors were asked to say a few words about their relationship with their parents. There were almost as many different answers as their are different seniors. Some of the answers included “Always there when I need them,” “I appreciate all they have done over the years,” “Everything is great”, “We have differences but we get along,” They are good most of the time,” no comment,” “They’re cool” “People I respect,” One senior wrote “not too shabby” whatever criterion that is. Most of the seniors indicated they can and do communicate well with them. A senior boy wrote “I get along great with my parents. They are not only my parents, but they are also my friends.” And a senior girl wrote “They drive me crazy but what would I ever do without them?” 45 John Shattuck Hope Spangenburg Christene Skoglund Sarah Smith Kimberly Springer Dianne Stephenson Tina Tardiff Mark Thomas Lyndon Sutliff Maryellen Thorpe Salvatore Trentecoste Laurie Waite Jeffrey Walker Mark Waterhouse Lynn Winchester Michael Wood Bruce Worth Claire Wyngaard Toni Yannaci SENIORS ... AS WE KNOW THEM KINDERGARTEN fir y V Front Row, left to right; Richard Beagle, Matthew Dean, Eric Allen, Floyd Bennett, Donna Bourdeau, Melinda Clute; Middle Row, Toby Page, Amy Streeter. Sarah Allen, Lisa Krywy, Heathen Carbonne, Sarah Neville, Elizabeth Walts, Andrea Thomas; Back Row, Timothy Ryan, Wallace Reed, Giani Benevento, Michael Rayder, Richard Willett, Daniel Wisell, Alfredo Valdivia' Mrs. Nancy Brock 50 Left To Right, Front Row, Korey Allen, Thomas Bovee, Victor Secor, Jonathan Clark, Brian Marr, Shane Mosher, Adam Bourdeau; Middle Row, Kendra Brown, Shannon Miller, Melissa Byron, Barbara Barber, Johnney Dunn, Carrie Belanger, Denise Tooker; Back Row, Mrs. Ellen Finlayson, Samantha Boutelle, Sara Walker, Brian Rawson, Adam Streeter, Anna Lefebvre, Kera Oudekerk, Melissa Glendening, Kelly Howe Left To Right, Front Row Sitting, Gary Sherman, Jason Neville, Fred Petteys, Daniel Reed, Kevin Bennett; Second Row Standing, Yvonne Sutliff, Amy Crooks, Allison Sherwood, Tonya Allen, Sarah Berg, Sarah Locke, Rebecca Koenig, Rosa Numez; Third Row Sitting; Ronald Walls, Ricky MacFarlane, Michael Hathway; Top Row, sitting; Toby Pidgeon, Michael Tennant, Kenny Deuel, Frank Allen, Joseph Bordeau, Matthew Snowball, Mrs. Betty Meyer Left To Right, Front Row, Matthew Johnson, Scott Ladd, Kari Brown, Jennifer Aston, Kevin Moffitt, Kelly Waite, Alfonso Navarro, Julies Watkins; Back Row, Debbie Grant, Joseph Nunez, Paul Lewandowski, Percy Allen, Heath Reynolds, Richard Otto, Brian Ashline, Jamie Hayes, Nicole Waite; Ms. Anne Castle Left To Right, Front Row, Robyn Hughes, Brian Wood, William Tardiff, Alvina Lawrence, Shane Crooks, Jason Whiting, Laura Watkins, Mrs. Mary Lou Hayes; Middle Row, Marcia Tennant, Lowell Kelly, Jennifer Clute, David Decker, Josh Lyford, Leonard Locke, Duane Allen; Back Row, Bernard Allen, Katrina Coons, Leon Bovee, Chris Duguay, Michael McFadden Left To Right, Front Row, Ligon Thompson, Michelle Wood, Harold Campbell, David Bourdeau, Timothy Plummer, Sam Hammill, Craig Chandler, Ryan Rogers; Back Row, Edward Johnson, Robert Baldwin, Deborah Racette, Rachel Smead, John LeFebvre, David Barton, Andre Thepenier, Michael Vanderwarker, Noah Snow, Mrs. Jean Kay Left To Right, Front Row, Michael Gebo, Colleen Crofoot, Andrea Gage, Jamin Duell, Jennifer Tubbs, Dawn Ellis, Nora Kiernan, Janet Jamison, Ryan Gardner, Mrs. Jane Otoupal; Middle Row, Dennis Mason, Angelique Duguay, Donald Hayes, Jason Livingston, Laurie Watkins, Anthony Pecor, Grace Barber; Back Row, Melinda Bovee, Michael Hall, Naomi Kilgore, Dennis Allen, Preston Allen. SECOND GRADE Left To Right, Front Row, Scott York, Stacy Reynolds, Jason Crooks, Nicole Bennett, Michael Karcher, Will Koenig, Robert Randolph, Scott Allen; Middle Row, Todd Wilber, Sarah Thomas, Heather Allen, Judy Erkmann, Daniel Tubbs, Lynn Bennett, Jim Cirillo, Dan Williamson, Karen Caldwell, Angela Lathrop, Megan Carpenter, Miss Kay DeLong. Left To Right, Front Row, Amy Tubbs, Sherry Clark, Billy Joe LaFountain, Charles Bosford, Jeremy Rogers, Rebecca Shaw, Jill Allen, Myron Harrington, Aileen Crooks, Paul Deuel, Mrs. Trudy Hewston; Back Row, Tricia Passino, Laurie Sweet, Christina Shattuck, Elizabeth Jones, Michelle Beach, Frederick Whiting, William Gebo, Steven Below, Kenneth Blair, Shane Fitzgerald 54 Left To Right, Front Row, Miss Mary LaFountain, Alicia Heustis, David Vasiliou, Ryan Visscher, Scott Kay, Jason Towers, Steven Belanger, Eve Quellman; Middle Row, Danielle Kilgore, Jessica Jansen, Charlotte Ormsby, Eric Hayes, Michael Petteys, Cheri Allen, Mary Austen; Top Row, Stacey Aldrich, Jasen Trackey, Scott Berliner, Megan Bridge, Amy Fazio, Dawn Gebo THIRD GRADE Left To Right, Front Row, Charles Darrah, Richard Hack, Wade White, Jason Bridge, Kent Hughes, Suzanne Clark, Scott Waite; Middle Row, Camille Gage, Jill Lawrence, Jason Polunci, Kimberly Dingman, Laura Allen, Stephanie Hedrick, Donna Grant, Daniel Cook, Gregory Clark, Rebecca Carlton; Back Row, Havilah Droddy, Kimberly Allen. Mrs. Elaine Caple, Lisa Thompson, Michael Fosberry, Joshua Brown, Scott Stone Left To Right, Front Row, Hattie Brown, Keith Freeman, Brian Walts, Kari Brayman, Karen Starr, Trudy Gill; Middle Row, Lisa Arcate, Liz Carlton, Erin Ferriss, Patrick Kiernan, Cliff Johnson, Mike Benevento, Don Tennant; Back Row, Lydia McWain, Dan Rawson, Dwayne Allen, Joanna Riley, Melissa Pataki, Scott Mason, Tom Bennett, Keven Bullard, Lynn Erkmann; Mrs. Lynda Crain Left To Right, Front Row, Chris Rayder, Jason Wood, Robyn DeMarsh, Ed Beagle, Jennifer Pike, Joshua Duel!, Dixie Trentecoste, Shane Pipek, Billie Jo Allen, Alecia Clark; Middle Row, Bonnie Reed, Rodney DeMarsh, LeRoy Bills, Rickey Allen, Tammy Clark, Lori Winslow, Tammy Wyman, Stacy Ellis, Stephen Parsons, Tonya Tucker, Jamie Hall, Ronnie Deuel; Mr. Tom Rentz SKILLS DEVELOPMENT CLASS Left To Right, Front Row, Anthony Bills, Jamie Rooney, Winslow Rawson, Bobby Sherman, Danny Moench, Jason Watkins; Middle Row, Dawn Mosher, Wanda Whippee, Dawn Kathan, Ronnie Hedrick, Harold Harris; Back Row, Mrs. Shirley White; Mrs. Clarissa Newton Left To Right, Front Row, Yvette Ovitt, Jason Hoffman, Aaron Rayder, Chris Walker, Nichole Bell, David Tubbs, Rich Allen, Jason Ritchie, Arthur Barber; Back Row, Noelle Gussow, Melissa LaCasse, Carolyn Thorpe, Dennis Sitts, Eddie Allen, Amy Mosher, Yvette Podwirny, April Allen, Shannon Bennett, Mr. Philips Left To Right, Front Row, Preston DeRidder, Douglas Gill, Raymond Perry, Christianne Beaury, Michael Shoesmith, Gary Wilder, Thomas Allen, Dana Shaw; Middle Row, Wayne Allen, Robert Kay, Daniel Deuel, Jacqueline Lawrence, Alison Lyford, Erika Gardner, Theresa Walls; Back Row, Shelley Secor, Miss Carol Roberts, Kurt Long «■ WWIH-- Left To Right, Front Row, Valerie Caldwell, Barbara Lawrence, Peter Allen, Chanda Champlin, Jackie Barenco, Dana Sanders, Sean Cook, Billy Curran, Danny Sesselman; Back Row, Janine Hovey, Dana Powers, Tina Dingman, Rennie Prescott, Clint Thompson, Mrs. Betsy Taft, Matt Plummer, Wayne Monsko, Chris Brooks, Kyle Cherry Left To Right, Front Row; Kenneth Potter, John Burke, Luke Shattuck, Todd Clothier, Kevin Cummings, Heather Baker, Colleen Wood; Middle Row, Mrs. Charlene Whitacre, Raeann Crofoot, Tara McKinney, Bruce Weiss, John Carbone, Steven Petteys, Tammy Martindale; Back Row, Kara Wolf, Todd Wheaton, Amy Harrington, Angela Gage, Tanya Howard FIFTH GRADE Left To Right, Front Row, Kelli Aston, Marjorie Simicich, Daniel Riley, Royal Caldwell; Middle Row, Thomas Beaury, Colleen Waite, Julie Gilbert, Jennifer Ferriss, Alexandra Bredenko, Michael Persuitti, Dennis Kiernan, Michael Pataki; Back Row, Mrs. Fran Pickens (substituting for Mr. Dan Cottrell), Corin Sherwood, Kerry Zilm, Amy Mosher, Peggy Allen, Martin Carleton, Eric Moultan, John Long, Greta Austin Left To Right, Front Row, Ernie Wilder, Karen Parker, Scott Streeter, Ron Bullard; Middle Row, Kathy Mitchell, Cora Coon, Mark Valente, Don Howard, Cindy Waite, Mike Cherry, Polly Pidgeon, Barb Bredenko; Back Row, Mrs. Nancy Oudekerk, Lisa Hebert, Kristi Rayder, Pam Allen, Debbie Marr, Valerie Blair, Angie Snyder, Jim Randolph 60 W—I Mr. John Polunci’s Class; Left To Right, Front Row, Mark Tardiff, Minnie Rooney, Sonia Deuel, Debbie Podwirny, Amanda Darrah, Jimmy Fish, David Petteys; Middle Row, April Pertgen, Mark Tooker, Brian Randall, Yvette King, Cathy Hughes, Mandy McKenney, Rodney Secore; Back Row, Dana Baker, Kim Gorham, Stephen Sutliff. Matt-Durham Mirhple Andersen. Faith Gram, Jean Stearns, Dawn Bills Left To Right, Front Row, Ed Fisk, Matthew Allen, Jennifer Fosberry, Tonya Bennett; Middle Row, Chris Willard, Doug Tennant, Jamey Blakely, Kevin Vanderwarker, Richard Barber, Leigh Champlin, Kim Lathrop, Shannon Carbone; Back Row, Mary Allen, Jenny Starr, Leonard DeRidder, Scott Pettys, James Putney, Lora Coon, Sandra Shattuck, Diana Gonyea, Mr. Neil Sesselman SIXTH GRADE Left To Right, Front Row, Wanda Scofield, Nicole Deuel, Winslow Rooney, Donald Moffitt, Lisa LaFountain, Robert Capone; Middle Row, Wanda Pidgeon, DeRonda Hastings, Tammy Weiss, Bobby Allen, Eric Kader, Stephen Blakely, Terry Wood; Back Row, Beecher Daniels, Heather Lanonette, Jodi Stearns, Mr. Ronald Dickens, Ronald Nichols, John Allen, Timothy Allen Mr. Clint Freeman’s Class; Left To Right, Front Row, Richard Gage, William Tardif, Larry Wyman, Jason Law; Middle Row, Chris Pulver, Stephanie Fuller, Tammie Smith, Linda Allen, Tom Mahr, John Hughes, Cris Rye, Bridget Bradley; Back Row, Walter Kathan, Kenneth Sitts, Mathew Lent, Brian Vickery, Cindy Clark, Meghan Kiernan 62 Left To Right, Front Row, Karen Marr, Stephen Williamson, Vernon Potter, Bruce Lawrence; Middle Row, Dawn Grant, Tracy Johnson, Wendy Pidgeon, Neil Bradley, Brian Sesselman, Ivan Mosher, Danny Allen; Back Row, Marion Prescott, Julie Winslow, Darcie Lent, Teddy Miner, Glen Hayes, Stephanie Rozell, Brandi Baker, Nicole Lemelin Left To Right, Front Row, Brian Lawson, Toni Zubal, Christopher Page, Jennifer Pulver, David Wood; Middle Row, John Whipple, Sonja Stone, Randy Sutliff, Susan Matuszak, Randy Ovitt, Marcey Rumpf, Timothy Rodrigue; Back Row, Danny Randall, Pamela Hebert, Kevinn Wheaton, Amanda Shippie, Kendra Law, Kenneth Petteys; Ms. Mary Claire Watson SEVENTH GRADE Left to Right, Front Row, Ken Tubbs, Steve Sumner, David Stanton, Denise Russell, Dan Scott, David Ryther, Adam Urban, Eric Rist; Middle Row, David Shoesmith, Kim Smith, Pam Shattuck, Kelly Ziegler, Shea Williams, Michael Zilm, Roy Tracy, Michelle White; Back Row, Jodie Winslow, Stephanie Sutliff, Denise Shattuck, Goeff Streeter, Yvette Smead, Scott VanAden, Mr. Bernie Friday, Doug Snowball, Ron Shippee, Robert Rounds, Robert Wheaton, Lorna Secor, Violet Rooney Mrs. Mercedes Jaubaut’s Class; Left To Right, Front Row, Tammy Barrett, Carl Bills, James Bills, Francis Allen, Tim Bennett, Matt Brooks; Middle Row, Sally Allen, David Allen, Mike Baker, Jody Bennett, Melissa Brewster, Billy Below, J. Aldrich, Bryan Ames; Back Row, Melissa Brooks, Laura Bennett, Beth Baldwin, George Bills, Tim C. Allen, Jody Bosford, Kent Baker 64 Left To Right, Front Row, Debbie Petteys, Cathy Levett, Bernadine Potter, Dawn Piper, Suzanne Lavergne, Barb Perry, Mike McWain, Jim Rawson; Middle Row, David Lanfear, Nancy Mason, Steve Matuszak, Christine LeMay, Ray Lanfear, Keith Maletta, Jeff Lindsey, David Philips; Back Row, Mrs. Connie Kirkpatrick, Donna Racette, Tammy Mann, Amy Rayder, Bob Pingrey, Bonnie Rawson, Mark Ovitt, Brian McBride, John Pickens Left To Right, Front Row, James Ellis, Chuck Hack, Joe Knotek, John Clarke, Brian Gereau, Suzette King, Brenda Fish; Middle Row, Shane Cherry, Walter Cook, Ronald Decker Jr., Michelle DeMarsh, Marcia Hoffmann, Heidi Dunkley, Brenda Kingsbury, Stacey Gebo; Back Row, Kelly Kathan, David Grogg, Michael Carpenter, Mary Durham, Cindy Cook, Scott Campanaro, Scott Lajeunesse, Billy Ladd, Jr., David Cummings, Amber Deuel, Wendy Flansburg; Dr. Mark Sposato 65 EIGHTH GRADE Left To Right, Front Row, Lori Pike, John Rooney, Matt Kyrsgaard, Jon Whible, Heather Potter, Tammy Warrington, Tracey Waite, Peggy Riley, Ellen Smith; Middle Row, Wilfred Wyman, Paul Watkins, Patti Persutti, Cindy Tardiff, Julie Phillips, Kim Saheim, Wilfred Rodrique; Back Row, Mr. Jim Healy, Rynay Randolph, Jill Picioccio, Robyn Wilber, Renee Ritchie, Tim Sutliff, A1 Sircia, Monty Thomas, Todd Sutliff, Mark Racette, Jenny Parsons, Kathleen Pickens, Ida Winslow, Michelle Podwirny Left To Right, Front Row, Michelle Milligan, Amy Liebl, Susan Hala, Becky Mosher, Eric Johnson, Matt Gonyea, Colin Jenkins, Andy Gilbert; Middle Row, Donald Hughes, Matt Kyarsgaard, Bob Grant, Marci Mason, Mark Gilbert, Mike Fisk, Renee Hoffman, Don Deuel, Chris Mohr, Matt Hanlon, Duane Molton, James Paddick; Back Row, Mr. Harold Neddo, Brenda Duell, Theresa Lanfear, Cindy Gorham, Ed Hovey, Jon Deuel, Brian Kelley, Garth Hedger, Dennis Herndon Mrs. Anita Ranado’s Homeroom, Left To Right, Front Row, Sue Briner, Barrie Berliner, Beth Clarke, Kathleen Brady, Roette Allen, Tracey Clothier, Angela Backus, Barbara DeSourdy; Middle Row, Stephen Abbott, Janine Bailey, Yvonne Anderson, Gloria Allen, Kathleen Cook, William Bills, Derek Bennett, John Curley, Ronald Brooks, Donald Darrah, Lisa Barcomb, Michele Caldwell; Back Row, Julie Cutbush, William Corlew, Matthew Bovee, Steven Backus, David Decker, Gregory Bennett, William Carlton, Joel Bosford, Lynn Allen Since Its inception Mr. Roscoe Baker has been Principal of the Stuart M. Townsend Middle School. The Yearbook Staff had the opportunity to all enhance the effect of a dedicated, helpful Administrator. The roots which we have built upon in being knowledgeable and caring citizens were nurtured and built those years we spent at the Middle School. So we gratefully thank Mr. Baker and wish him well in the years ahead. 67 NINTH GRADE 1 Mrs. Margaret Stevenson’s Homeroom; Left To Right, Center, Front, Brenda Brodell; First Row, Melynda Clute, Rhonda Bordeaux, Sean Corrigan, Roger Allen, Mike D’Antonio, Melissa Durham; Middle Row, Terri Allen, Martin Bedell, Maureen Curran, Karen Arlin, Brett Baker, Sandra Diehl; Back Row, Brian Burke, David Bosford, Paul Bosford, Glenn Allen, Bryan Barrett, Gary Bourdeau, Bob Bills Left To Right, Front Row, Billy Joe Kelso, Amy Johnson, Michelle Hayes, Kelly Ferrara, Jeff Freeman, Marie Hala, Kim Kader; Middle Row, Bob Hayes, Gary Hayes, Andy Fisk, Ann Marie Grant, Ginger Flynn, Clarissa Johnson, Missy Flansburg; Back Row, Ray Hoffman, Kristine Hughes, Phillip Gill, Ricky Fazio, Amy Hughes, Miss Jeanne Morristell 68 Left To Right, Front Row, Mike Randall, Marcia Lindsey, Christine Randall, Holly Newton, Priscilla Passino, Sara Powers, Lisa Pataki, Jim Nevins, Ed Moulton; Back Row, Dan Poirier, Ann Randolph, Collette LeClerc, Dianne Lama, Christine Levett, Kelly McBride, Margery O’Neal, Becky Moon, Mr. Jack Abbott Left to Right, Front Row, Brandon Smith, Dorlisa Walker, Tabetha West, Sandra Valez, Carrie Warrington, Mark Rist, Donald Springer, Michelle Ross, Donna Wiley, Pam Watson, Brenda Starr, Tracy Ziegler, Amber Shattuck, Angela Russell; Back Row, Ms. Sandra Stoffolano, Shawn Reber, Coral Wing, Lonnie Rumpf, Kevin Reynolds, Keith Vanderwarker, Roger Saheim, Matthew Rayder, Frank Richards, Raymond Tubbs, Michele Shattuck, Tina Smith 69 TENTH GRADE Left To Right, Front Row, Kurt Allen, Catharine Clarke, Raymond Brewster, John Day, Lisa Allen, Edward Bennett, Andrew DeRosier, Mrs. Diane Matthews, Middle Row, Angela Allen, Linda Carleton, Kevin Clute, John Dittmar, John Decker, Natalie Belanger, Cheri Curley; Back Row, Jeffrey Bennett, Michael Cummings, William Cirillo, Thomas Arcate, Scott Corlew Left To Right, Front Row Debbie Esser, Kelli Gorham, Tracy Hayes, Melissa Hall, Eric LaCasse, Tim Kryqy, Robert Jones, Charles Kroteck, Paul Kyarsgaard, James Frinton, Susan Karcher; Back Row, Mr. David Otoupal, Adam Hala, Michael Hayes, Richard Harney, Larry Hall, Jeffrey Ellis, Mark Ellis, Harley Fisk, Kevin Green, Stacy Fisk, John Gereau, Todd Kenny, Ms. Hansen, Student Teacher Left To Right, Front Row, Ward Phillips, Curtis Schreiner, Randy LeClair, Duane Lent, Gregory Liebl, Richard LaVergne; Back Row, Mr. John E. Pickins, Renee Lemelin, Rebecca Pingrey, Ronald Langdon, Melissa Newton, Paul Matuszak, Richard Rice, Samantha Poirier, Michele Rozell, Michele Picioccio, Lori Page, Shreey Ladd Miss Patricia Hawkes Homeroom, Left To Right, Front Row, Renee Winslow, Korine Springer, Wendy Williams, Sharon Vanderzell, Susan Wittmann, Eric Walker, John Watkins, Marilyn Sutliff; Back Row, Anna May Tracey, Jim Sutliff, Eric Senecal, Ken Sehlmeyer, Jeannine Stephenson, Robert VanAnden, Cammie Shattuck, Joe Tardif, Faith Shattuck ELEVENTH GRADE Left To Right, Front Row, Lehman Allen, Chris Abbott, Dick Backus, Juanita Bosford, Marilee Allen, Amy Belanger, Shirley Clements, Sherry Allen, Dawn Allen, Shawn Allen, Connie Allen; Back Row, Charles Arlin, Kevin Belanger, Patrick Allen, Gerald Allen, Jerome Allison, Chris Brady, Mike Avona, Jim Backus, Judy Bourdeau, Melody Aldrich, Cindy Ames, Mr. George Smith ’COWBOYS Left To Right, Front Row, Lloyd Hall, John Kathan, Russell Hedger, James Gill, Ed Hanlon; Middle Row, Frank Denton, Maureen Corrigan, Tammy Hayes, Pam Fisk, Tammy Deuel, Dawn DeVoe; Back Row, Mr. Donald Racette, Scott Ellis, Wade DeMarsh, Jill Ellis, Dawn Cowles, Judy Kelso, Sheri DeVoe Mrs. Jacqueline Woods Homeroom, Left To Right, Front Row, Eileen Rispone, Joanne Sebeck, Michele Randall, Connie Pike, Daphne Mason, Warren Law, Anne Marie Matuszak, Michelle Quirion, Audre Shippee, Dorothy Obremsky, Peggy Randall, Joseph Schlager; Back Row Jerri Krywy, Patti Smith, Karen Rayder, Christopher Parsons, Paul Kruger, Duane Mosher, Stephen Podwirny, Patrick Randall, Andrew Lanfear, Mark Levett, Aran Mull Left To Right, Front Row, Mrs. Kezia Howe, Mary Joan Swanson, Mary Stockwell, Prudence Young, Catherine Winslow, Gina Valente, Holly Jean Thorpe, Michael Sutliff; Back Row, John Stewart, Paul Toran, James Vasiliou, Arthur Watkins, Corrine Ziegler, Kimberly Sutliff, Wanda Springer, Andrew Wood TWELFTH GRADE Mrs. Evelyn Donohue’s Homeroom: Left To Right, Front Row, Deborah D’Antonio, Roxanne Clute, Marguerite Daniels, Barbara Bennett, Seth Baker, Timothy Been; Back Row, Aaron Corlew, Andrew DeRosier, Kristine Day, Tracy Bennett, Brian Chandler, Vicky Chapman, Terrance Deuel, James Burke, Ronald Bordeaux Mr. Matthew Clark’s Homeroom: Left To Right, Front Row, Val Dunkley, Tammie Lanfear, Donna Gallese, Stacy Farr, Patti Duell, Elaine Lama, Joe Haas, Jim Hamblin, Billy Dingman; Back Row, Karen Lanfear, Guy LaClair, Tim Gilbert, Paul Gill, Vic Grant, Linda Keeler, Janet Jenkins, Brad Jackson, Bobby Jensen, Scott Gignac 74 Left To Right, Front Row, Cathy Page, Wendy Liebl, Terri Law, Kristin Maletta, Diane Quirion, Joe Rumpf, David O’Neal; Back Row, Mr. Albert Zimmermann, Jean Marcotte, Walter McWain, Lonnie Moon, Mike Sutliff, Theodore Rawson, Jim Schreiner, Mike Mason, Danny Rumpf, Mike Petrone, Rich Salmon Left To Right, Front Row, Hope Spangenburg, Laurie Waite, Dianne Stephenson, Kim Springer, Tina Tardiff, Sarah Smith, Burce Worth; Back Row, Lyndon Sutliff, Chris Skoglund, Sal Trentecoste, Herb Springer, Toni Yannaci, Claire Wyngaard, Lynn Winchester; Mr. John Manley, Mark Thomas 75 ‘I can’t believe 1 ate the whole thing!’ m. , V ’ ! «V f! k| M It ttM Itvtl. ’ ‘Shelly, this is a locker not a cage for your pet rabbit.’ “But Mr. Stengel, are you going to really have that officer frisk me just for being late?” As my mother has often told me “You really expect me to type THAT MANY WORDS WITHOUT AN ERROR!” ATHLETICS SOFTBALL SPRING 1982 JUNIOR VARSITY Softball Team members include left to right front row, Shirley Clements, Tracy Hayes, Corrine Ziegler, Gina Valente, Second Row, Debbie Esser, Cindy Ames, Missy Hall, Tracy Vanderwalker, Kim Sutliff, Gina Clute, Coach Mimi Reid, Ka- tie Clarke VARSITY TEAM Left To Right, Front Row, Michelle Bain, Gail Ghent, Val Stone, Amanda DeRo- sier, Michelle Young, Elaine Lama, Dot Obremsky; Back Row, Coach Mimi Reid, Corrine Ziegler, Kim Sutliff, Sharon Van- derzell, Jill Ellis, Tammy Deuel, Dawn DeVoe, Katie Stengel BASEBALL SPRING 1982 VARSITY TEAM Left To Right, Front Row, Scott Car- tier, Eric Powers, Bill Pike, Jay Ellis, Bobby Nevins, Todd DeMarsh, Merrill Durham; Back Row, Mike Fazio, Joe Ellis, Mike Gorham, Keith Ames, Lyn- don Stuliff, David Eldred, Danny Rumpf, Mike Wood, Coach Tom Rentz JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Left To Right, Front Row,; Paul Ma- tuszak, Butch Toran, John Dittmar, Dick Backus, Jim Sutliff, Lee Ormsby; Back Row, Jeff Bennett; Eric Senecal, Ken Michelson, John Dempsey, Jeff Ellis, Jim Backus, Charles Arlin, Mike Cummings, Andy Stengel, Gerald Al- len PEP RALLY FALL 1982 GOLF TEAM FALL 1982 00. VARSITY FOOTBALL FALL 1982 Football Team Left to Right, Kneeling, Rick Fazio, Aran Mull, Jim Frinton, Ray Tubbs, Ricky LaVergne, Joe Tardiff, Bill Cir- illo, Jim Backus, Coach Vince Obremsky; Standing Left To Right, Keith Smith, Mike Mason, Wade De- Marsh, Ted Rawson, Tim Hanlon, Da- vid Bosford, Wayne Jones, Russell Hedger, Jim Sutliff, Jerome Allison, Frank Denton, Eric Senecal, Lonnie Rumpf, Coach Fred Valestro; Third Row, Jeff Bennett, Eddie Moulton, Lyndon Sutliff, Joe Rumpf, Pat Ran- dall, Danny Rumpf, Paul Matuszak Cheerleaders Left To Right, Top Row, Dawn Cowles, Diane Lama, Jill Ellis, Shelly Rozell, Vicky Finelli, Dianne Stephen- son; Bottom Row, Monica Campan- aro, Tammy Lanfear, Michele Hayes, Barb Bennett, Wendy Williams, Mrs. Peggy Quellman, Advisor JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FALL 1982 Left to right, kneeling; Jim Frinton, Rick LaVergne, Ray Tubbs, Kevin Green, Joe Tardif; Standing, Ed Moul- ton, Jamie Vasiliou. Jim Backus, Dave Bosford, Russell Hedger, Rick Fazio, Jim Sutliff, Lonnie Rumpf, Coach Fred Valastro ' VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY FALL 1982 Left to Right, kneeling Kelli Gorham, Michelle Quirion, Sharon Vanderzell, Alice Kitsos, Gina Valente Standing, Mrs. Ellen Marcontonio, Coach; Debbie Esser, Connie Allen, Natalie Belanger, Annmarie Matuszak, Shelly Bain, Cathy Page, Jeannine Ste- phenson, Corrine Ziegler, Diane Quir- ion ■ ADIRONDACK LEAGUE CHAMPIONS! ALL THE WAY TO SEMI- FINALS IN CLASSB SECTIONALS iV' A 13-2 RECORD! JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY FALL 1982 Left to Right, Kneeling, Sara Powers, Chris Levette, Kathy Brady, Marcia Mason, Cindy Gorham; Standing, Margaret Donohue, Coach; Robin Ziegler, Amy Johnson, Kasia Pickens, Annmarie Grant, Kris Hughes, Ma- ria Hala, Lisa Walker, Kate Clarke, Missy Newton, Tracey Hayes VARSITY VOLLEYBALL JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The Varsity Team (on opposite page) amassed a 4-2 record with wins over Fort Ann, Johnsburg, Warrensburg and Argyle. In league play losses went to Lake George and North Warren. The Junior Varsity won the first three league matches and lost the next three. Wins were registered against Fort Ann, Lake Goerge and Johnsburg. Losses were to Warrensburg, North Warren, and Argyle 91 WRESTLING SQUAD Left to Right, Sitting, Eddie Hanlon, John Dempsey, Seth Baker, David O’Neal; Standing, Coach Vince Obremsky, Mark Ellis, Mark LaVette, Rich Salmon, James Hamblin, Rick Fazio BOWLING The Varsity Bowling Squad consisted of left to right, front row, Gary Bourdeau, Jerome Allison, James Gill, Dick Backus; back row, Jeff Shattuck, Cindy Ames, Andrew Lanfear, Missy Hall, Harley Fisk The Junior Varsity Bowling Squad consists of left to right, bottom row, Judy Bourdeau, Korrine Springer, Ricky LaVergne, Bruce Worth, Judy Kelso; back row; Prudence Young, Kris Hughes, Rhonda Bordeaux and Lynette Pritchard 93 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right, front, Bryan Barrett, Eric Senecal, Andy Fisk, Gary Hayes, Ray Tubbs, Kevin Green, Coach Dan Cotrell. Back row, Jim Sutliff, Ed Moulton, Jeff Bennett, Ray Hoffmann, Kevin Clute, John Gereau VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling, Left To Right, Kent White, Mike Avona, Joe Rumpf, Eric Powers, Wade DeMarsh. Standing, Left To Right, Kevin Belanger, Coach Tom Rentz, Paul Gill, Danny Rumpf, Pat Randall, John Stewart, Chris Brady, Mike Wood, Lonnie Rumpf JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL f,- tMUl 4 a Left to Right, Front Row, Jeannine Stephenson, Kelli Gorham, Shelly Ross, Kate Clark, Marie Hala; Back Row, Coach Jerry Taft, Tracey Hayes, Debbie Esser, Missy Newton, Robin Ziegler, Chris Levett GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right, Shelly Bain, Chris Skoglund, Kim Sutliff, Corrine Ziegler, Diane Quirion, Debbie Esser, Dorothy Obremsky, Coach Derry Hagadorn CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Bottom, left to right, Coach Peggy Quellman, Sue Whitman, Peggy Ran- dall, Marjorie O’Neal, Joanne Sebeck, Vicky Finelli, Angela Russell (Eagle), Top, Kim Kader, Cammie Shattuck, Melynda Clute VARSITY SQUAD Sitting in Center, Shelly Rozell; Half Bending on floor, Barb Bennett, Dawn Cowles; Standing, Coach Mrs. Peggy Quellman, Tammie Lanfear, Angela Russell (Eagle), Michele Hayes, Eve Quellman, Dianne Stephenson, Jill El- lis, Monica Campanaro FACULTY AND STAFF BOARD OF EDUCATION Madeleine Beattie, Vice-President Upper Left, Sandra Weiss Upper right, Roger Thomas Left, Robert Grant Walter C. Maxfield, President me: it CHOOL DISTtlCT ADMINISTRATORS Upper left, Mr. John Galish, Superin- tendent, Upper middle, Mr. Thomas J. Hewitt, Administrative Assistant; Upper right, Mr. Leo Stengel, High School Principal, Right, Mr. Roscoe Baker, Stuart M. Townsend Middle School Principal, Far right, Mr. Robert Carpenter, Ele- mentary School Principal 101 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS Miss Anne Castle Grade 1 Mrs. Kathy Dudley Remedial Math Mrs. Elaine Caple Grade 3 Miss Kay DeLong Grade 2 Mrs. Mary Lou Hayes Grade 1 Mrs. Gertrude Hewston Grade 2 Mrs. Jean Kay Grade 1 Mrs. Jane Otoupal Grade 1 Mrs. Donna Palmer Title I Reading Mrs. Carolee Parwanna Grade 4 Mr. Wallace Philips Grade 4 Mrs. Sue Ann Putnam Grade 1 Mr. Thomas Rentz Grade 3 Miss Carol Roberts Grade 4 Mrs. Lois Root Media Specialist Mrs. Helen Steutzel Title 1 Reading Mrs. Elizabeth Taft Grade 4 104 Mrs. Charleen Whitacre Grade 3 MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHERS Mr. Paul Abess Guidance Counselor Mrs. Amanda Barnes English Writing Mr. Daniel Cottrell Grade 5 Mr. Robert Davis Mr. Ronald Dickens Instrumental Music Grade 6 Mr. Clinton Freeman Grade 6 Mr. Bernard Friday Science Health Mr. Joseph Hanlon Physical Education Mr. James Healy English Mrs. Mercedes Jabaut Art Mrs. Constance Kirkpatrick Home Economics Mrs. Joan Matthews Physical Education Mr. William Meyer Remedial Math Mr. Harold Neddo Social Studies Mr. Dennis O’Connor Grade 6 Mr. Vince O’Bremsky Science Mrs. Nancy Oudekerk Grade 5 Mr. John Polunci Grade 5 Dr. Richard Rowell Mrs. Patricia Sebald Mr. Neil Sesselman Title I Reading Nurse-Health Grade 5 Dr. Mark Sposato Vocal Music 107 Ms. Mary Claire Watson Grade 6 Mr. Jack Abbott Science Mrs. Harriet Case Mr. Matthew Clark Home Economics English Mrs. Jacqueline Comeau Guidance Counselor Mr. Darrell Finlayson Mech. Draw. Driver Ed Mrs. Evelyn Donohue English Mr. Theodore Firth Miss Patricia Hawkes Mrs. Kezia Howe Instrumental Music Science. Health Resource Room Ms. Ellen Kmetz Media Center Specialist Mr. John Manley Math Mrs. Diane Matthews French Miss Jeanne Morristell Social Studies Mr. David Otoupal Art Mr. John Pickens Social Studies Mr. Donald Racette Speech, AV, Educational Communications Ms. Marie Reid English Mr. Thomas Roach Mrs. Phyllis Scribner Mr. George Smith Industrial Arts Nurse Social Studies Miss Gretchen Steen Spanish Mrs. Margaret Stevenson English Ms Sandra Stoffolano Math Mr. Jerry Taft Mrs. Jacqueline Woods Mr. Fred Valestro Physical Education Business Education Science HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS Far Left, Mr. Albert Zimmermann, Science Immediate Left, Mrs. Joan Zimmerman, Substitute Teacher DISTRICT TEACHERS Below left, Dr. Lloyd Murdoch, Psychologist-BOCES Below right, Mrs. Kathleen Sutliff, Speech Therapist Mrs. Nancy York Aide Mrs. Janet Wood Tax Collector Mrs. Sharon Rayder Aide SECRETARIES CAFETERIA STAFF HIGH SCHOOL Left to Right, Marion Haak, Edith Baker, Sally Deuel, Ann Shattuck, Joan Angell, Alice Vanderwarker, Claudie Clute MIDDLE SCHOOL CAFETERIA STAFF :ft to Right, Doris Howe, Sally Deuel :tty Mudge, Cheryl Allen CUSTO- DIANS MIDDLE SCHOOL Left, Jim Hovey Right, Bill Hastings BUS DRIVERS Left to Right, Jean Kellison, Lulu Stone, Earl Cox, Nick Picioccio, Bill Richards, Eu- gene Moon, Basil Scott Hill, Marge Miller, John Mosher, Ben Miller, Ed Bus, Eldrid Page, Bill Waterhouse. Missing from photo, Pete Brady, Sharon Ellis, Ed Eyer, Fred Gardner, Marika Jones, Bob Nevins, Loren Gage, George Sutliff, Craig Seaman MECHANICS Right Photo, George Sutliff, Nelson Rayder and John Mosher CUSTODIANS Below in Photo, George Deuel, Loren Gage, Bob Angell Photo below Right, Eugene Moon, Dick Prescott, Bob Kilmartin ADVERTISEMENTS t w a m m Photography Class Photos of Kindergarten pupils MINER'S COUNTR Y INN Congratulations to Bruce and the Class of 1983 LAKE VANARE Serving Meals 4 to 9 pm Specializing in Banquets All Legal Beverages CABINS 5037 Park Avenue Hadley, New York 696-3878 Good Luck To The Seniors Congratulations to the Class of 1983 JACK S PLACE Open Year Round Bill Pat Below 696-2620 133 Main Street RD Box 170 Route 9N Lake Luzerne Corinth FOREST LAKE MOTEL CABINS PATRONS Richard Mabel Walker Family Midge Brenda Weidman Mr. Mrs. Gilbert West Mr. Mrs. Charles R. Arlin Sr. Mr. Mrs. Ralph White Family Mrs. Ethel Bombard Ens. Timothy M. 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Washburn Michelle Picioccio Paul Hovey Rose PlovesjackR Terry Roberta Bovee Richard, Janne Chrisi Marie Bill Richards Mr. Mrs. Dick Richards TO THE SENIORS! Mr. Mrs. Hugh Richards Jack Richards I fully realize the effort and hours involved in chasing down Rod Re patron and business ads. But as I knew you would, you came The Stephenson Feulner Family through. Those who worked, worked dilgently pulling the Helen Stuetzel work load for others who couldn’t do as much. It was a gallant Mr. Mrs. Tony Sundquist struggle and I thank you so that your book can stand proudly Marvin Van Duren with those of the past. Best wishes. Kim Walker Allen Beach Mr Don Racette 116 BEST WISHES To Dan And The Class Of ‘83 From All The Staff At Lake Luzerne Realty 5791 BRIDGE ST. LAKE LUZERNE 696-2442 Good Luck To The Seniors FRINTONS MINI MART RUSTIC INN Open Year Round D.J. Music of the 50s on weekends Good Food Good Times Congratulations Bruce and the Class of 1983 Best Regards to the Graduates COTE AGENCY INC. 94 Main Street Corinth PATRONS Mary Ann Bagan Mr Mrs R.F. Baker Mr Mrs Russel Balcom Frank Ina Beeler Bob Eileen Brennan The Britney’s Mr Mrs Robert Brown Mr Mrs Matthew Bush Mr Mrs Leslie H. Cavanaugh Mr Mrs Howard Cook Mary Bob Davis Randy Davis Mr Mrs David S. Deitze Mr Mrs Walter Diamond Mr Mrs Theodore Firth Jeff Keith Freeman Jay Faith Gilbert Eileen Eddie Gill Family Mr Mrs William Glendening Mr Mrs John Golden Thomas Patricia Gould Edward E Winifred Guilder Bill Irene Hastings Mr Mrs W. Hyatt Dave, Patricia, Andrew David Lanfear The Lemelin Family Virginia S Simone Lorrain Clem, Dee Dee, Tara Kenny McKinney Kathy Meyer Mr Mrs James Mosher kids Betty J. Muller Jessica, Thomas Emma Neville Mr. Alan Noakes Helen Ted Norkett Mr Mrs Dennis O’Connor Joan, Bob, Rob Othmer Mr Mrs Bruce Oudekerk Mr Mrs John Polunci John, Pat, Jason Josh Polunci Mr Mrs Jeff Potter family Lisa Powers Mr Mrs V. Rizzi Mr Mrs. Donald J. Sebald Roland Schenk The Syvarths Ms. Mary Claire Watson family Barbara John Jay Whipple Mr Mrs Ernest Wilder family Mr Mrs Vernon Allen Leonard Marie Anderson family Mr Mrs John Baker Marilyn Joe Bavetta Joe Marilyn Bavetta Mr Mrs Robert Beaury Bonnie Sason Bennett Edward Cynthia Bennett Robert Joyce Bennett Willis Joyce Bennett The Berliner Family Patricia Birkhan Ashley Donna Black Mr Mrs Edward Bovee Board of Education Mrs Anita Braman Mr Mrs Lawrence Brannon Rich, Mary Brenda Lee Brodell Mr Mrs Francis Berliner Edward Bus James Margaret Burke family Joe Dorothy Caputo Clint, Terry Carrie Beth Carlton Mr Mrs Douglas Case family Windsor J. Castle Reverend Mrs. Carl Chapman Greg Jon Clark Class of 1982 Shirley Clements Mr Mrs Brent Clothier Mr Mrs Harold Clute Jr. Mr Mrs Harold Clute Sr. George Pearl Cohen Mrs Helen Coles Mr Mrs Philip Comeau Mr Mrs Dan Cottrell Earl Cox Mr Mrs Joseph S. Daniels Mr Mrs Leonard M. Daniels Jr family Mr Mrs Leonard Daniels Sr family Mr Mrs Lewis Daniels Mr Mrs Stewart Daniels Heather Mr Mrs Lynn Day Jr. Dwight Pam Day Mrs Gertrude Day Kris John Day Mr Mrs Lynn Day Sr. Jeffrey DeLoria Laura deMarsh Len Joan DeRidder Swanson families Mr Mrs Kenneth Deuel Tom Mary Diehl Mr Mrs Herbert F. Doll Mr Mrs Thomas Donohue Eulalee F. Dreher Bill June Duell Brenda Duell Marge John Eichhorn Mr Mrs David J. Ellis Mr Mrs Jack Fazio Mr Mrs David Ferris Children Fran Fiero 118 Mr Mrs Darrell M. Finlayson Tina Shane Fitzgerald Irving A. Fleming Annette Flewelling Mr Mrs Hugh P. Foley Clifford Folts David Susan Fuller Flossie Gage The Galish Family Mrs. Dorothy M. Gettinger Daisy Gilbert Ernie Gilbert Mark, Andy Julie Gilbert Harry Marion Gill James Gill II James E. Gill Robert Dianne Gioia family Annemarie Grant Victor J. Grant Mr Mrs Frederick Haak H-L Booster Club Ted, Joan Carrie Hall Mr Mrs Joseph Hanlon Sr. Mary Harrington Howard Harris Walt Norma Hastings Mable Hayes Thomas J. Hewitt Mrs Lois Hilder Willy Howenstein Bofus G. Hunnert Paul Jellison Mr Mrs George E. Jenkins family Rissa Johnson Tina Johnson Bob Gail Kader family L. Ellen Kmetz Mr Mrs Rodney LaClair Mary LaFountain Dianne Lama Teri Law Mr Mrs Warren F. Law family Norman Normbo Lawrence Mr Mrs John LeForte Ted Lemery Mr Mrs Daniel Lescault family Paul Patty Lewandoswki Mr Mrs Robert Lindsey family Mr Mrs Edward J. Litwa The Livingston Family Mr Mrs John Lyford Frank Joan Magliulo Robert Theresa Mahr family Mr Mrs Robert Mahr Mr Mrs Fred Mann Tammy Mr Mrs John Manley and family Mr Mrs Wiliam Marcantonio Mr Mrs Frank Marone Mr Mrs Kenneth Matuszak family Linda, Wayne, Craig, Paul Kevin Matuszak Mr Mrs Craig Matuszak family Walter C. Maxfield Rick, Kathleen Ricky McFarlane Mr Mrs Robert McLean Marc R. Merkle Rachel Sherman Cleon W. Miner Mr Mrs Rocco Modugno Renee Sgt Steve Mohler George Mildred Morey Jeanne Morristell John Mosher Jr Mr Mrs Douglas Mudge Cyndi Muratori Cris Newton Missy Newton Charlene Nicoletti Dom Nicoletti Don, Marge, Dave, Marjorie O’Neal Mr Mrs Richard Otto Cathy Page Mr Mrs Eldrid W. Page Mr Mrs. V. Pappas Don, John, Karen Parker Skip Maesha Pecor family Patty Perkins Ken Sherry Phillips Mr Mrs John E. Pickens Bruce Mary Podwirny Denis Yvonne Podwirny family Norman Helen Powers Mr Mrs Norman F. Powers Leona T. Planty Warren, Laurel, Lynette Post Mr Mrs James Purcell Mr Mrs N.P. Pulver Barbara Donald Randall Mr Mrs Donald Racette Darcy J. Rathje Nancyann, Nelson, Matthew Mike Rayder Karen Kristi Rayder Maria Reck Mimi Reid Helene Reveliotis Mr Mrs Thomas Roach Hap Roberts Mr Mrs Arthur Rogers Mr Mrs Donald Rosenbrock Tim, Lynda, Shelly Stephanie Rozell Carol Dan Rumpf Mr Mrs Robert Ryan family Roger Lettie Saheim Mrs Emerson S. Salmon Mr Mrs Robert Seaman Dan Sehlmeyer Dorothy Sehlmeyer Mr Mrs Richard Sehlmeyer Sr. Faith Shattuck John Brian Shattuck 119 Shirley Sherman Chet Flo Shumway Gary Anita Shumway The Simincich Family Mr Mrs Paul Siudy Mr Mrs Carl Skoglund Mr Mrs D. Jeffrey Slovak Dave Pauline Smead Patti Ann Smith Mr Mrs Joseph L. Sebeck Bill Rosemary Stanton Miss Gretchen Steen The Stengel Family Roy Stevens Mr Mrs Anthony Smith family Raymond Stiles, Jenny kids Sandra Stoffolano Mr Mrs Harris Stone Mr Mrs George C. Sutliff family Dave Thomas Carl Nora Thomas Mr Mrs Paul Toran Mr Mrs James Tubbs Fred Annie Valastro Debbie Waite Michael Diane Waite family Jean Walters Anita Washburn Rick Chris Washburn Betty G. Waterhouse Bill Waterhouse Jack Nancy West Bill Shirley White Mr Mrs James Winchester Lynn Winchester Albert Frannie Winslow Floyd Winslow John A. Winslow Mr Mrs Dale Wood Connie Mudge, Sam Wood Dougie Wilfred, Kathy Willie Wyman Mr Mrs Louis Yannaci Toni Yannaci Mr Mrs Steven York Janis Deb Young Corrine Ziegler Mr Mrs Harry J. Ziegler Mr Mrs Fred Zilm Sr. Mr Mrs Albert Zimmermann Phil Ann Greg, Laura, and Khristi Tim Kuebler Tammie Lanfear Bill Pam Wolfe Richard, Claudia Roxanne Clute Laurie Stewart Thomas Roxanne Craig Matuszak Janet Jenkins Patti Duell Merrill Durham Karen Lanfear Andrew Neville Mike Fazio Chris Skoglund Frank Denton Kelly Ferrara Joseph J. Adelmann Jim Stewart Vicky Chapman Neil, Bev, Brian Dan A Friend John, Mary, Timothy 120 God Bless The Class of 1983 THE HERITAGE INN WARING PHARMACY Main Street, Corinth The Store with the Friendly Spirit Terrence Towers B.S. P.P.H. 3085 Northwoods Road Lake Luzerne, New York Telephone 696-3733 Homemade Italian-American Cuisine Best Wishes Class of 1983 TV BENNETT FURNITURE Hadley, N.Y. Congratulations to MICHAEL T.L. MASON PLUMBING AND HEATING P.O. Box 67M Hadley, N.Y. Best Wishes To The Class of ’83 INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY Hudson River Mill Corinth, New York 121 Best Wishes To Vic And The Class Of ’83 B. V. GRANT’S INSURANCE AGENCY Lake Luzerne, New York 12846 VICTOR AND GRETCHEN GRANT 696-2000 122 Best Wishes To The Senior Class 1983 From Betty G. Waterhouse Route 9n Lake Luzerne New York 12846 Betty Waterhouse, Prop. 696-3115 Charlie Lama, Chef Open Tuesday-Sunday 123 PURR-FECT CATTERY If You Wanted Your Grand Champion Yesterday Buy It Here At PURR-FECT Today. Featuring Persians and Exotics Harrisburg Road Stony Creek KHLUA ’S KENNEL AKC Siberian Huskies — Where Champions Are Born To Win Pets Are Bred To Be Loyal and Sled Dogs are Raised With Running In Their Hearts Harrisburg Road Stony Creek Congratulations to the Class of 1983 PAINTED PONY RANCH Home of the Adirondack Championship Rodeo Year Round Horseback Riding Available Lake Luzerne 696-2421 SWIMMING-BOATING-FISHING ON LAKE VANARE £ lljolef X J-fouieLeeijiny Cal Tel.: (518) 696-3015 LAKE LUZERNE, N. Y. ED DOTTY BUS These businesses support us. Please support them. Without their generous help we would not have this yearbook. JJharmaqj DC STONE R K. FOSBERRY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1983 BEST OF LUCK LUZERNE MARKET 2086 Main Street Lake Luzerne, New York 12846 BEST WISHES TO ALL THE 1983 GRADUATES! Doi thy C. Schuh LIC. REAL ESTATE BKR. ‘ 1968 LAKE AVE. (Rte. 9N) LAKE LUZERNE, NY 12846 (518) 696-2468 HUDSON GROVE TRADING POST “THE PLACE TO SAVE” EAST RIVER DRIVE LAKE LUZERNE, NEW YORK OLD FASHIONED BUTCHER SHOP TELEPHONE 654-6439 FRESH MEATS PRODUCE AND GROCERIES Compliments of Good Luck and Best Wishes Chain Saws and Parts HARRIS GROCERY LUZERNE A UTO AND POWER EQUIPMENT SWISS CHALET Congratulations to the class of 1983 From Motel-Housekeeping Cabins-Pool-Gas THE HITCHING POST Route 9N Lake Luzerne, N.Y. 518 696-3594 Open All Year 125 3112 Lake Avenue Lake Luzerne, N.Y. ISLAND VIEW MOTEL R.D. 2 Lake Avenue Lake Luzerne, New York Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 Best Of Luck To Eric and The Class of 1983 KETCHUM MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC. Lake Luzerne New York 12846 BERLINER PLASTICS Best Wishes Class of ’83 MICHAEL M. BERLINER PRESIDENT ANO GENERAL MANAGER SENIOR MEMBER SOCIETY OP PLASTICS ENGINEERS THE DEN MtriutACtUBiNCi ANO DISTRIBUTION BROKERING COMPOUNDS ANO MATE RlAcS CQNSuc Ting MIOiCAl Olvica MANurACTuRI Th| RMOPlAS’ CS COMPOUNDING ANO PLANT OtS'GN I 973 LAKE Avl Box 320 LAKE LU2ERNE NY 12840 Pm S 1 8 696 2478 iBut I 51 8 696 3235 iR«SI 1921 Lake Avenue Lake Luzerne, New York The Comfortable Place To Enjoy Your Favorite Cocktail Best Wishes from Joan, Mike, Barrie and Scott Berliner Compliments to the Class of ’83 HALL LIQUOR STORE To the Class of ’83 Here’s to building a better future. Congratulations! 1968 Lake Avenue Lake Luzerne, N.Y. VALENTE CONSTRUCTION PAPAS ICE CREAM PARLOR CLOSED MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY DINNERS SERVED FROM S PM SUNDAY 4 - 9 PM Est 1977 Fred Gardner, PaPa Old Fashioned Ice Cream Treats The Family Place 2177 Main Street, Lake Luzerne, N.Y. Route 9N Lake Luzerne 126 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 Congratulations to the Class of ’83 R. J. WATERHOUSE HEATING OILS Compliments from HILL TOP GROCERY AND VARIETY STORE Best Wishes To The Class Of 1983 PETER J. BRADY GENERAL CONTRACTOR Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 PRINCESS BEAUTY SALON Gailey Hill Lake Luzerne Congratulations to the Class of 1983 BREWER FUNERAL HOME INC. 32 Years of superior service dedicated to Hadley-Lake Luzerne and surrounding communities Lake Luzerne, New York 696-2744 Funeral Directors Arthur S. Brewer Craig A. Reukauf ® Phone (518) 696-3012 Lake Luzerne Motel ' DIRECTLY ON THE LAKE RD Box 1 (2210 Lake Ave ) Lake Luzerne. NY 12846 tLljf William F. Stevenson Master of Photography Photographic Craftsman Margaret H. Stevenson Middle Road Lake George, N. Y. 12845 1-518 668-2596 AMERICA'S FINEST RANCH RESORT LAKE LUZERNE. N Y 12846 (518) 696 2431 (212) 757 4711 ,,, Congratulations to the Class of RED BELL MARKET ’83 RT. 9N, HADLEY - 696- 3062 THE BUNK HOUSE Deli - Subs - Bakery Route 9N Gas - Groceries Hadley, N.Y. ROUTE 9N HADLEY Telephone: 696-9951 Telephone 696-3062 Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 CORINTH NEWSROOM PETRIES VALUE VILLAGE 118 Main Street Corinth, N.Y. Grand Union Plaza, Corinth Complete Line of seasonal merchandise T oys-Stationery-Hard ware-Cards Congratulations to the Class of 1983 -Appliances-Notions-Film Houseware-Infant ware-Clothing ROBERTA S GIFT YARN Thom McAn: includes shoes and sneakers 126 Maple Street, Corinth 654-9988 Try Us Telephone: 654-2122 Compliments of MOSHERS HARDWARE AND THE SCRUB BOARD Corinth Congratulations to The Class of 1983 Gail and Pete Brady Congratulations Class of ’83 ARMSTRONG S GARAGE • W ! A4 AND MOTEL S «L a. C Citan -6tyfa o at covnt riadlev-Lu«, ® ) rtlsh School Ubt uwnt . Cy (jcxt