Hammond Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Hammond, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1970 volume:

Property of mrnohd :Cenmt Schoo? (The Senior (Class pmuhlp presents Cjamnumft Central Hthool ©he spotlight 70 The theme of our yearbook is reflections. In years to come, we of the Class of 1970 will reflect on the most memorable times that we shared at Hammond Central. This yearbook is a reminiscense of the many unforgetable events of the past four years. We shall never forget our memories at H.C.S. We of the Class of 1970 proudly present the Spotlight 1970 to you, our fellow class- mates and friends. Ah6erti ement .......69 Sable of Contents Ahmtni trattnn.......... 9 j entnr ................ 15 (JIht e ..............37 Actitritie .............47 Athletic ...............59 ■7, ; : • ' 3ln heartfelt (!f ratttuite MRS. MARGARET SPIES In our years at Hammond, you have used every opportunity to know each stu- dent. Many came seeking advice. They left with assurance and warm friend- ship. In all situations, your decisions have had obvious good reasons and the justice behind them has always been clear. Your capable behing-the-scenes efforts as Student Council advisor and your never-ending help as a Mathmatics teacher have been greatly appreciated. 3fn Mm ANDY ARNOLD COLE 1953 - 1969 W ords cannot express the grief we felt at the loss of a friend and fel- low student. The shock and disbelief made a void that will not heal for many years. The students of Hammond Central School were drawn together, as all people are in times of tragedy, and in Andy’s memory, we should try to keep that feeling of unity. ortam HERSCHEL JAMES SCHINDLER 1917 - 1969 “Herschy” was a loyal friend to all of us. He put up with our tricks on basketball, band and other school trips. He never seemed to mind when we got too noisy. He remembered what it was to be a kid and tried to make it easier for us. He never yelled and even on the coldest mornings always had a good word for everybody. We will never forget this man and his kindness to us. (Bhitor s Message Creating a yearbook is a difficult task which many people do not realize, but we of the Class of 1970 feel it was well worth it. We are proud of it. To us it is important because it brings to mind enjoyable memories. We also want it to be just as important to you, our classmates, teachers, and friends. After we graduate and leave Hammond Central we want to be remembered just as we will remember you, our friends and the memories we shared. To Mr. Aitcheson, our yearbook advisor, we owe many Thanks for his time and efforts. The Class of 1970 hopes that you, the reader, will enjoy our Spotlight 1970, now, and in years to come. ADMINISTRATION The preparation of a School Yearbook in these times is a most difficult task for the yearbook staff and the advisor. My congratulations to them for their many hours spent in a job well done. We are all proud of their efforts. It is rather difficult to express one’s true feelings during an age when so much time, newsprint, money and effort are being spent by so many different people to make us believe there is a “Generation Gap.” I do not believe there is a “Generation Gap”; I prefer to believe there is a lack of consideration, integrity, cooperation, and humility in society for which we of all ages are responsible. Helping to develop youth to become responsible adults is my job. I know it is not the easy and modern way to gain popularity to honor, respect, and practice some of the past American traditions. I still believe and have extreme confidence in the large majority of youth, adults and respect for the American Hag. Cordially, I am happy to have this opportunity to extend my very best wishes to the Class of 1970 and to congratulate them on their achievements. As you leave Hammond Central, I hope each of you will take with you a good portion of what your teachers have attempted to impart to you these many years and that you find much happiness and success in the years to follow. Robert G. Sargent Assistant Principal H. Toland, R. Gleason, H. Pitcher (Pres.) J. Sullivan, D. Atkins. Absent: D. Gordon, W. Evans MRS. E. JONES MISS A. WILLIAMS MRS. S. MEADE MRS. B. MOFFAT MISS A. HADLOCK MISS M. McCOURT MRS. L. BOGARDUS MR. H. BARIT EAU MRS. J. DELOSH MRS. J. SPIES n MRS. K. HANNAN MR. D. KINGSTON MRS. P. SARGENT MR. D. AITCHESON MR. R. SCOFIELD MRS. A. BICKELHAUPT MRS. S. GORDON MR. D. LEWIS MRS. M. SPIES MR. T. CHAPMAN MRS. M. PRESTON MRS. S. PHILIPS Secretary to the Principal E. Arquitt, R. Lavarnway, J. Legacy M. McGregor, R. Mallette, P. Schermer- horn, H. Moore, J. Legacy, R. Decker, J. Shindler, G. Stewart. MRS. J. STORIE Clerk of the Board of Ed. M. Hyde, G. Rosenbarker, B. Gallagher Mrs. E. Gleason, Mrs. A. Emrich, Mrs. D. Hunter, Mrs. E. Bass, Mrs. M. Nelson. V SENIORS dikes history The rest of the world had just settled down to a peaceful existence when the Class of '70 burst into the halls of Hammond Central School eager to start the journey through their high school years. No sooner had we arrived than we engaged in sports, music and all other activities open to us. Our first year in high school was quite different than the grades. We now had the opportunity to elect officers which were as follows: Mark McGregor, president; Leslie Slate, vice-president; Pat Langtry, secretary; Jim Walsh, treasurer; and Karen Gibson, class representative for Student Council. We chose Mrs. Joan Spies for our advisor. She willingly helped us with our class project which consisted of food sales and dances. The profits from these projects would be for our ultimate goal, our Senior Trip. With our Freshman year behind us, we started our sophomore year with enthusiasm and a little money. Once again we elected class officers who were; Lon Hollister, president; Judy Milsap, vice-president; Karen Gibson, secretary; Pat Langtry, treasurer; and Mark McGregor as Student Council representative. Mrs. Cameron took on the task of advising us. Through the year we sold magazines, held dances, food sales, and car washes to increase our treasury. Our Junior year brought more activities, such as dances, food sales, car washes, selling fruit- cakes and note paper. Our biggest event in this year was our Junior Prom. Our theme was Ti- juana Sunset . Although we didn’t make much of a profit, we had fun planning new ideas and putting them into use in our decorations. None of this would have been possible without our humble advisor, Mr. Aitcheson and our class officers: Pat Langtry, president; Mary Doyle, vice-president; Leslie Slate, secretary; George Forsythe, treasurer; with Alan Ayotte and Mark McGregor as Student Council representatives. September 1969, twenty-four proud Seniors entered room no. 162 with Mrs. Hannan as our ad- visor. Realizing the value of this year we took careful precautions in electing our officers. As our leaders we chose: Connie Tayler, president; Leslie Slate, vice-president; Pat Langtry, secretary; George Forsythe, treasurer; and Mark McGregor and Alan Ayotte as Student Council representa- tives. We held food sales, sold fruitcakes, stationery, sponsored dances and sold refreshments at the basketball games. These activities and the yearbook have all helped to earn enough money for our Senior Trip. We plan to go to Washington D. C. , which has been our goal since we were Freshmen. Throughout our four years the students, parents, and teachers have made our trip possible by supporting all of our activities. We wish to thank everyone who helped make our high school days memorable ones. enter (Officers G. Forsythe (Treasurer), Mrs. Hannan (Advisor), C. Tayler (President), L. Slate (Vice-President), P. Langtry (Secretary). CLASS MOTTO: While we live, let us live. CLASS SONG: I've Gotta Be Me CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS: Gold and Brown 'H. VINCENT E. ALDRICH ALANR. AYOTTE JONATHAN D. BICKELHAUPT CYNTHIA A. CHASE GEORGE W. FORSYTHE - ______________________________________________________ gjgssjsKi MARK M. McGREGOR JUDY E. MILSAP DEBORAH A. MITCHELL RUSHES DEBRA M. NELSON LONNIE G. ROBERTS BRENDA J. ROGERS W. EDWARD SAVAGE DAWN M. SCHERMERHORN LESLIE L. SLATE CONNIE A. TAYLER ©ass prophecu Vince Aldrich - is now Driver Education teacher at H. C. S. The car is a 1975 Volkswagon. Alan Ayotte - now owns his own garage, that specializes in fixing dented Fords. Jon Bickelhaupt - is owner of the worlds largest chicken ranch, he and Mike have gotten together to work on their new development: Turkens. Cynthia Chase - is now the head interior decorator at the White House and is married to the Sec- retary of the Interior. Penny Davidson - was the first woman to win the Indianapolis 500. Mary Doyle - is now head nurse at the State Hospital, and is caring for three former teachers from Hammond. George Forsythe - has now expanded his resort area in Mallotsville down the creek as far as Se- gouin’s bridge. Karen Gibson - has just finished a 21 volume encyclopedia of Polish Jokes. Lon Hollister ■ the playboy of Evans Mills Speedway has been seen quite frequently at the Hide Away”. Pearlie Jones - is now managing the Alex. Bay Speedway which he built on the Golf Course. Mike Johnston - is now the owner of the worlds largest Turkey farm called Gobble, Gobble . Pat Langtry - is on Social Security, still deciding what to do. Mark McGregor's $75,000 mansion has fallen into the Pacific along with his half of the Ralph Wil- liams Used Car Company; in beautiful downtown Burbank. Judy Milsap - is editor of PROTEST magazine, in her spare time she works on the 1970 yearbook. Debby Mitchell - now revises Class Prophecys for Taylor Publishing Company. Debra Nelson - is lead-in laugher of the Laugh In Show. Lonnie Roberts - owns the biggest discotheque in St. Lawrence County and has finally made Rossie famous. Brenda Rogers - having become our first woman president has set up Rossie as a national shrine, with the Chateau as its main landmark. (Hiasse prnpheqt Ed Savage - is chief raisin counter for Raisin Ran Cereals. Dawn Schermerhorn - has graduated from Cornell and is sowing a strain of oats on a certain farm in North Hammond. Leslie Slate - has been seen quite frequently throughout the United States telling people to Love America or Leave it. Connie Tayler - now runs a wild Night Club in Hammond called Connie Bear . Hammond has sure changed! Steve Thomas - is now combing the beaches of Black Lake in search of clear, clean water. Jim Walsh - is now test driver for Buick. We’ve heard Bell Telephone and Niagara Mohawk have moved their poles back forty feet. How 'bout that Jim? Hct-st JUtU anil (Testament We, the class of '70 of Hammond Central School, do make this our first and last will as follows: To Mr. Collister - We leave our student RIOT manual. To the Board of Education - We leave a new dress code . To the Faculty - We leave PEACE and quiet. To the Class of 71 - We leave the Senior room with Mrs. Hannan. To the Class of 72 - We leave a list of Halloween pranks that never got done. To the Class of 73 - We leave a case of BUG . Vince Aldrich - To Ken Tayler, I leave my ability to get along with Mr. Kingston in Farm Mech. class. I leave to Matt Johnston my long legs. Alan Ayotte - I leave to H. H. Archibald, the use of my barn and may he forever keep his headlights clean. I leave Mrs. Hannan Mi Dol! Jon Bickelhaupt - I leave to Howard Demick my ability to get along with people. Cynthia Chase - I leave all my stubborn oboe reeds to Wendy Shibley and my quietness to my sister Laurie. Penny Davidson - I leave my smelly old gym sneakers to Kandy McCormick, my sling to Howard De- mick. My Biology seat to anyone who wants it. Mary Doyle - I leave my chemistry notes to Penny Davidson for whatever use she may have for them and also to Jari S. my ability to be a number 1 pest to Mr. Sargent and Mr. Lewis. George Forsythe - Just for Mrs. Hannan, I leave my Quick Temper to anyone who thinks that they can use it to keep her going in class. Besides that, the word WHAT” goes with it. Karen Gibson - I leave my ability to twirl and to teach the beginners to cousin Kathy. Have fun! I also leave my place in lunch line to Chris C. Lon Hollister - I leave my ability to miss second gear to anyone who wants it. Mike Johnston - I leave Ken Tayler the Vampires in Ogdensburg. Joann D. Storie, Notary Public Hast II til anil Testament Pearlie Jones - I leave Larry Segouin my ability to break pointers in Ag. class. I leave my ability to spill red paint to Brent Bass. Pat Langtry - L leave all my notes on playing dead, a lifetime supply of pizzas, and at least an 85°]o average to Jasper. Debbie Mitchell - I leave my wire cutters to Larry Segouin and my fantastic ability in getting along with Terry Marcellus to Ginnette Martin and Mr. Lewis, who judging by their numerous black and blue marks really need it. Mark McGregor - I leave my great love and knowledge of cars to Mrs. Hannan and my ability to get in trouble to Coach Chapman and Mr. Bariteau. Judy Milsap - I leave my ability to get in trouble with teachers to Lana Hollister and I leave my job as Editor of the Yearbook to anyone dumb enough to take it, and I leave my Peace Sign to Mrs. Hannan. Debra Nelson - I leave my ability to stay out of arguments to Ellen McAvoy and the ability to get noth- ing accomplished on Monday in seventh period study hall to Ronnie Tayler. Lonnie Roberts - I leave my perfect attendence record at the Pratt Institue of Technology to Ken Tayler. Brenda Rogers - I leave my homemaking ability to Valerie, and my love for Rossie to Terry. Ed Savage - I leave my love for Dodges to all those poor Chevy suckers. Dawn Schermerhorn - I leave to my sister, Jo, all my chemistry notes (?); and a select sampling of my many charms to Bill Storie; who would probably be better off without them. Everything else I’m taking with me 'cause I figure I'm sure gonna need 'em. Lolly Slate - I leave my ability to disagree with Mr. Lewis to Terry Marcellus, and the St. Lawrence River to my sister, Sheila. Connie Tayler - I leave to Sue Ayen my secret diet plan. I leave the Establishment to anyone who can hack-it . To Donna Ceresoli, I leave my talkative ways and my loud mouth, and to Sherrie Ay- otte my gym sneakers, size 6 1 2. Steve Thomas - I leave my ability to keep a dented car like mine on the road to anyone who wants it. Jim Walsh - To the Establishment of H. C. S. I leave the best of luck at keeping it a mighty and domi- nating force of human lives. Executed at Hammond, New York, on January 26, 1970. President Vice President NICKNAME: Ralph BIRTHDAY: February 22, 1951 LIKES: Basketball, rolled over Studebakers, Girls, Booze. DISLIKES: School, losing ball games, troopers. SAYING: Hi babe! FUTURE PLANS: Farming ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2, 3,4; F.F.A.: 1,2,-3,4; F. F. A. (Report- er): 2. NICKNAME: Big A1 BIRTHDAY: July 6, 1952 LIKES: Janis Joplin, BV. DISLIKES: G, M. , the whine of automatic tranmissions in Chevys, trees that get in the way, grundy pulls. SAYING: Shirt! FUTURE PLANS: It's not wise to make any ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1,2,4; Track 1,2; Football 2; Wrest- ling 2; French Club 3; Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4. NICKNAME: Jon BIRTHDAY: October, 1952 LIKES: Girls, cars, good music. DISLIKES: Test, cranky teachers. SAYING: Hello dare baby! FUTURE PLANS; College ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,4; Valley League Band 1; Valley League Chorus 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; All-State Sectional Chorus 4. NICKNAME: Cindy BIRTHDAY: August 22, 1951 LIKES: Food, snowstorms. DISLIKES: Book reports, stubborn oboe reeds. SAYING: That’s a good question. FUTURE PLANS: ? ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Sextet 3,4; All-State Sectionals 3; Valley League Band 1; Valley League Chorus 2,3; Solo Competition 1,2,4. SMKSMMKSS SSSSSSSB NICKNAME: Penelope Pitstop BIRTHDAY: November 25, 1952 LIKES; Nice people, math, gothic novels. DISLIKES: The whole world. SAYING: Oh, good grief! ACTIVITIES: Library Council 1,2, 3,4; F. H. A. 2,3,4; Cadet Teacher 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play 4. NICKNAME: Mar Cat BIRTHDAY: July 5, 1952 LIKES: Figure skating, reading, Chemistry, Black Lake, Animals. DISLIKES: NOSEY people, being late for anything. SAYING: How about that! FUTURE PLANS: Nursing ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 3, Sec.-Tres. 4; Brass Choir 2,3,4; Pep Band 1, Valley League Band 1,3, 4; School Newspaper 4; Class Vice-president 3; F.H.A. 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Field and Track team 3,4; Library Council 1,2,3,4; Solo Competition 2. NICKNAME: Oopsey BIRTHDAY: September 23, 1951 LIKES: Pease. DISLIKES: Riots and Wars. SAYING: Cool-it. FUTURE PLANS: College and service, then marriage. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 3,4; Senior Play 4. NICKNAME: Karrot BIRTHDAY: July 25, 1952 LIKES: Swimming, water skiing, summer, brown eyes. DISLIKES: Cold winter days, fights, waiting to go to lunch, rough people in gym class. SAYING: Where can we go tonight? FUTURE PLANS: To be happy, ACTIVITIES: Majorette 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Chorus 1; Inter- scholastic Sports 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Honor Society Trea- surer 3; Honor Society Vice-President; Student Council 1; French Club 1,2,3, French Club Vice-President; Class Secretary 2; Year- book Staff 4; Senior Play 4. •nf zgs3 NICKNAME: Lonso BIRTHDAY: April 27, 1952 LIKES: Studebakers, with dual exhausts, and perfume called Wind Song . DISLIKES: Unsynchronized transmissions, Y-block Fords. SAYING: Hello Ding! FUTURE PLANS: Find someone to buy my 265. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2; Class President 2; Senior Play 4. NICKNAME: Mike BIRTHDAY: April 2, 1952 LIKES: Basketball, cars, guitar playing, girls, and hunting. DISLIKES: Chevys, losing basketball games, crummy music. SAYING: What’d you say! FUTURE PLANS: Travel, farming. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4. NICKNAME: Mike BIRTHDAY: July 13, 1952 LIKES: '60 Fords and '59 Chevys. DISLIKES: Nosey telephone listeners. SAYING: You've got a problem! FUTURE PLANS; Marriage and farming. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. NICKNAME: Pat or Leroy BIRTHDAY: May 2, 1952 LIKES: Hard Rock, Good food, having fun, long hair. DISLIKES: Bright lights, bad times, pain, diesel fuel, interference. FUTURE PLANS; To live as long as I can stand it. ACTIVITIES: Majorette 1,2,3; Drum Majorette 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Chorus Pres. 4; Valley League Chorus 2; French Club 1,2, 3,4; French Club Sec. 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Honor Society Sec. 3,4; Class Sec. 1; Class Treas. 2; Class Pres. 3; Class Sec. 4; Cheer- leader 2,4. r I NICKNAME: Whitney BIRTHDAY: November 6, 1952 LIKES: General Motors , Music, girls, '63 Falcon. DISLIKES: Mornings, miserable people, study hall, Tiny Tim. SAYING: Are you sure that's what you want to do? FUTURE PLANS: College ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2, 3,4; Band Pres. 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Lib. 4; Solo Comp. 2,3,4; All-State Chorus 3,4; Valley League Chorus 1,2,3; Valley League Band 4; Class Pres. 1; Student Council 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Basketball Man. 1,2,3,4; Cadet Teacher 1; SeniorPlay 4; Dance Band 1, 2,3,4; Quartette 2; Band Sec.-Treas. 3. NICKNAME: Jubert or Jude BIRTHDAY: June 4, 1952 LIKES: A certain AMX , fireplaces. DISLIKES: Getting out of bed, Monday mornings, Mr. Aitcheson's cold lab. SAYING: Hey you guys! FUTURE PLANS: Go to college and protest! ACTIVITIES: Chorus 3; Band 1,2; Valley League Band 1; Interscho- lastic Sports 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2; V-pres. 2; Senior Play 4; Year- book Editor 4; Cadet Teacher 1; Newspaper Staff 4; Announcer 4. NICKNAME: Deb BIRTHDAY: December 23, 1952 LIKES: A hockey player, skating, winter, St. Law. Univ., Ginger, going to the Bay. DISLIKES: School, reading Conrad, listening to long discriptions of car motors, and being quiet. SAYING: Uh huh! FUTURE PLANS: Write a best seller, buy Neuschwanstein, and set- tle in Alex. Bay. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Lib. 4; Brass Choir 4; Dance Band 4; 4; Yearbook Staff 4; School Newspaper Staff 4; Solo Comp. 2; Val- ley League Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Lib. Council 3,4; Yorkers (Chairman) 4; Senior Play 4; G. A. A. 1,2,3; M. U. N. Delegate to A. C.C. 4. NICKNAME: Deb BIRTHDAY: November 14, 1952 LIKES; Interesting basketball games, summer and weekends. DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning, cold weather, the saying Yes Boss . SAYING: I really don’t care! FUTURE PLANS; Business School ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Valley League Chorus 2; F.H. A. 2; Library Council 4; French Club 2; Cadet Teacher 1,2,4; School Newspaper Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play 4. NICKNAME: Bim BIRTHDAY: April 12, 1952 LIKES: Chevys, and a certain Rochester girl. DISLIKES: School and Fords. SAYING: Tell us about it! FUTURE PLANS: Marriage ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; F. F. A. 1,2. NICKNAME: Mike's woman BIRTHDAY: September 20, 1952 LIKES: Mike MaCauley, long week-ends and the Rossie Hills. DISLIKES: Monday mornings and Sunday nights. SAYING: Ain't that somethin'. FUTURE PLANS: Marriage ACTIVITIES: F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; F. H. A. Treas. 3;F.H.A. v-pres. 4; G. A. A. 3; Track Team 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball Team 1,2,3,4; Cadet Teacher 1; Yearbook 4; School Newspaper Staff 4; Library Council 3. NICKNAME: Ed BIRTHDAY: October 22, 1952 LIKES: Dodges, girls, good clothes. DISLIKES: Not much SAYING: You weird bunch. FUTURE PLANS: College ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4. NICKNAME: Dawnie BIRTHDAY: January 27, 1952 LIKES; St. Law, riding horses with a certain person, third period, parties with Lol, lab. DISLIKES: Cats, money, soap operas, luke warm shower water. SAYING: Oh, fudge. FUTURE PLANS: Cornell, vet college. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,3; Brass Choir 3,4; Solo Comp. 1; Band Comp. 1, 2,3,4; Valley Leag. Band 1, 2,3,4; Yorkers 4; Honor Soc. 2,3,4; Prs. 4; Intersch. Sports 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2,4; Yearbook Staff, Bus. Man. 4; Senior Play 4; Announcer 4; International Fellowship 3. —■ ■ • -T' u_________ NICKNAME: Lolly BIRTHDAY: September 15, 1951 LIKES: Basketball, St. Law., cheerleading, food. DISLIKES: People who make fun of others, snakes, winter, taking tests. SAYING: Oh, really! FUTURE PLANS: Nursing ACTIVITIES: V-Pres. 1; Student Council Sec. 2; Sec. 3; V-Pres. 4; G.A. A. Sec. 2; G. A. A. V-Pres. 3; Majorette 1,2,3; Head Major- ette 4; Intersch. Sprots 1,2,3,4; Lib. Council 2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,4; Yorker's Club (Chairman); Delegate ACC-MUN.; School News- paper (Editor); Yearbook Staff. NICKNAME: Connie Bear BIRTHDAY: March 17, 1952 LIKES: Week-ends, Ski-Doos, People. DISLIKES: Establishment, grouchy people. SAYING: Well, I don't know! FUTURE PLANS: Live to be one hundred. ACTIVITIES: F. H. A. 2, 3,4; F. H. A. Sec. 3; Class Pres. 4; Year- book Staff 4. NICKNAME: Steve BIRTHDAY: May 1, 1952 LIKES: Fords, Black Lake, and V-6s. DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning, loud teachers, and Chevys. SAYING: I give up! FUTURE PLANS: Mechanic and to blow up Walsh's Riveria. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1; F.F.A. 4; Senior Play 4. NICKNAME: Jim BIRTHDAY: November 10, 1952 LIKES: Buicks, shutting Lon down. DISLIKES: Certain people, places, and classes. SAYING: I don't agree. FUTURE PLANS: College, Air Force? ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1; Basketball 2; Yorker Club 4; Newspaper Staff (Sports Editor); ACC-MUN Delegate. Mouthing ©ff I had just one. My girdle is killing me! A Funny Thing Happened ... Guess what’s for lunch tomor- row? I just work here. Finger lickin good! Kissing cousins? RIOT! Pucker power! CLASSES (Jlkss of '71 ©fftmss D. STORIE M. JOHNSTON T. MARCELLUS MR. LEWIS - Advisor W. SHIBLEY - Secretary-Treasurer FIRST ROW: L. Parker, S. Bogart, L. Segouin, W. Shibley, B. Bass, G. Martin, T. Marcellus, M. Johnston, R. Chapman. SECOND ROW: E. McAvoy, W. Nicol, N. Crawford, E. Pierce, C. Conklin. THIRD ROW: D. Storie, D. Toland, K. Tayler, H. Demick, N, Schermerhorn, D. Gascon, V. Marcellus. ABSENT: H. Arquitt. up BOTTOM ROW: K. Chapman, D, Emrich, D, Milsap, A. Cuthbert. SECOND ROW: N. Chase, A, Laidlaw, L. Demick, M. Amyot, K. Gascon, D. Ayotte, R. Shaver, W. Bogart, L. DeCarr. THIRD ROW: J. Supensky, R. Tayler, J. Salamacha, D. Simmons, M. Amyot, D, Amyot, W. Johnston, L. Decker, K, Nelson, D. Hawn. ABSENT: C. Bickelhaupt. Class of 72 Vice-President - J. SALAMACHA President - L. DEMICK Treasurer - K. NELSON Secretary - D. AYOTTE Advisor - MRS. SPIES mem BOTTOM ROW: V. Aldrich. SECOND ROW: J. Salisbury, J. McGregor, L. Chase. THIRD ROW: S. Amyot, S. Ayen, J. Bowman, FOURTH ROW: R. Salamacha, W. Hawn, L. Hollister, B. Storie, S. Proven. FIFTH ROW: J. Gordon, C. Forsythe, B. Martin. SIXTH ROW: F. Snyder, M. Davis, D. Spies. ABSENT: D. Jolly, D. Furgison, E. Aldrich. am (Eighth (frahe ©fftW£ President - R. ROBERTS Vice-President - D. CERESOLI Secretary - Treas. - K. MARCELLUS Advisor - MRS. BICKELHAUPT (Abs.) BOTTOM ROW: A. Atkins, R. Roberts, T. Bogart, D. Hunter, L. Taylor, K. Marcellus, C. DeCarr, C. Shindler. SECOND ROW: M. Milsap, R. Crawford, R. Farley, M. Aldrich. THIRD ROW: C. Schermerhorn, D. Ceresoli, N. Proven, K. Conklin, M. Burns, T. Pitcher, D. Mitchell, H. Walsh, R. Chapman, D. Hawn, D. Collister. FOURTH ROW: M. Harris, S. Shaver, J. Milsap, P. Bickelhaupt, D. Emrich, D. Gascon, S. Johnston, P. Truax, D. Mitchell, K. Shaver, W. Knight. ABSENT: T. Davis. 5 ebenth (Orabo ©fftters Treasurer - K. McCORMICK Secretary - M. CERESOLI Advisor - MR. CHAMBERS President - T. GORDON Vice-President - C. CONKLIN tappr;- BOTTOM ROW: D. Roberts, M. Edgar, K. McCormick. SECOND ROW: P. Gallagher, T. Gordon, K. Gibson, S. Henderson, J. Arduine. THIRD ROW: R. Bertram, K. Petrie, C. Bogart, C. Conklin, D. Harris, J. Arquitt, E. Hyde. FOURTH ROW: P. Hadlock, B. Bass, M. Ceresoli, M. Davison. FIFTH ROW: J. Pitcher, G. Davis, N. Martin, C. Ayotte, T. Langtry, M. Harris, M. Legacy. FIRST ROW: P. Schermerhorn, D. Hadlock, W. Harris, J. Schneider. SECOND ROW: D. Amyot, W. DeCarr, L. Edgar, C. Frizzell, F. Proven, G. Jolly, J. Bogart. THIRD ROW: R. Bertram, M. Bickel- haupt, R. Fleming, M. Harris, D. Spies. FOURTH ROW: R. McAvoy, R. Davis, D. Tayler, Mrs. Hunter, P. Shaver, C. Sullivan, D. Milsap, S. Johnston, S. Ayotte, Mrs. Storie, K. Gilmer, L. Hawn. Johnston, D. Youngs, L. Jolly, P. DeLair, D. Phillips, D. Ceresoli. SECOND ROW: S. Hunter, D. Farley, A. Walsh, H. Eimer, Mrs. Hunneyman. THIRD ROW: J. Martin, C. Crawford, J. Savage, L. Davis, F. Forsythe, L. Pitcher, M. Shindler, D. Aitcheson, M. Bariteau. n u r t Jt (I r a FIRST ROW: Miss McCourt, B. Stewart, W. Knight, V. Emrich, D. Ayotte, R. Bertram, R, Ayen, M. Harris-. SECOND ROW: V. Harris, K. Conklin, K. Barley, M. Rogers, Mrs. Hunter. THIRD ROW: T. £ Gallagher, C. Petrie, V. Ceresoli, M. Savage. FOURTH ROW: D. Schneider, T. Shampine, D. Salamacha, T. Langtry, D. Stowe. FIFTH ROW: S. Bogart, L. Johnston, S. Raymo, L. Shampine, D. Schermerhorn. SIXTH ROW: J. Sullivan, B. Rubadue, J. Walsh. FIRST ROW: R. Chapman, J. Hollister, S. Slate, R. Petrie, L. Young, T. Lundy, L. Hollister, M. Hahlock, D. Walsh. SECOND ROW: A. Fleming, S. Moore, P. Edgar, P. Paddock, J. McCullough, M-. Truax. THIRD ROW: B. Youngs, S. Denner, W. Knight. FOURTH ROW: S. Matthews, D. Hazel- ton, B. Brooks, I. Stowe, P. Martin. FIFTH ROW: L. Legacy, B. Legacy, E. Aitcheson, B. Hutton, Miss Hadlock. SIXTH ROW: E. Rogers, S. Bogart, P. Bogart, D. Running, R. Roberts, W. Bogart. ABSENT: K. Pitcher. h e FIRST ROW: R. Brouillard, M. Hyde, L, Nicol, S, Hyde, R, McGraw, G. Hollister, W. Bowman, V. Rogers, R. Rogers, SECOND ROW: C. Rogers, I. Jenne, B. Sullivan, T. Shampine, R. Edgar, R. Moore, C. Farley, L, Jolly, N. Demick, J. Hawn. THIRD ROW: S. Salamacha, N. Atkins, J. Gascon, D. McQueer, R. Edgar, B. Youngs, P. Emrich, S. Decker. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Bass, Mrs. Moffat. ABSENT: L. Ceresoli. FIRST ROW: R. Rogers, T. Martin, C. Rogers, B. Youngs. SECONfi ROW: B. Johnston, R. Burns, R. Hyde, P. Milsap, K. Truax, J. Mann. THIRD ROW: B. Arquitt, D. Pitcher, M. Hutton, A. Phillips, C. Closs. FOURTH ROW: Miss Williams, Mrs. Cleason. ABSENT: S. Matthews. Jfiirst Oirntiu' FIRST ROW: L. Marcellus, K. Rubadue, P. Young, N. Nicol, S. Shutler, R. Gilmer, Mrs, Mead, P. Dunham, L. Aitcheson. SECOND ROW: D. Martin, M. Walsh, S. DeCarr, D. Martin, M, McCullough, B, Hutton, R. Hunter. ABSENT: S. Youngs. ®inbergarten FIRST ROW: J. Mann, M. Proven, M. Edgar, G. Angel, J. Rogers, W. Stephenson, D. Hutton, L. Ayotte, B. Shampine, L. Hollister. SECOND ROW: S. Davidson, D. Dunham, M. Johnston, A. Bic- kelhaupt, S. Davis, R. Gilmer, D. Henderson, D. McQueer, C. Sullivan, D. Sage, K. Krake. ABSENT: P. Thomas, B. Matthews, D. Youngs, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Nelson. ACTIVITIES If'M 4 ■ Ijtmor J$ oriet t FIRST ROW: K. Gibson, D. Gascon, W, Shibley. SECOND ROW: E. Savage, N. Schermerhorn, E. McAvoy, P. Langtry, Mrs. Preston, D. Schermerhorn, V. Marcellus, L. Parker. 'tuiu'nt (Itnmril FIRST ROW: P. Bickelhaupt, E. Aldrich, D. Ayotte, A. Ayotte. SECOND ROW: C. Conklin, T. Langtry, M. McGregor, A. Laidlaw, H, Arquitt, Mrs. Bickelhaupt. Jfri'nch (Club FIRST ROW: L. Slate, J. Milsap, C. Tayler, SECOND ROW; Mrs. Hannan, D. Mitchell, J, Walsh, THIRD ROW: D. Nelson, M. Doyle, B. Rogers. FIRST ROW: B. Martin, L. Parker, V. Mar- cellus, D. Ayotte, S. Amyot, W. Shibley, W. Storie, M. Johnston, T. Supensky, Mrs. Delosh; advisor, P. Langtry, E. McAvoy, J. Martin, K. Nelson, M. Amyot, R. Tayler, D. Storie. Marker Ijtetoital (Club FIRST ROW: M. Burns, C. DeCarr, W. Shibley, B. Martin. SECOND ROW: L. Taylor, C. Schermerhorn, D. Amyot, D. Col lister. THIRD ROW: M. Harris, D. Ceresoli, D. Schermerhorn, A. Cuthbert. FOURTH ROW: K. Conklin, C. Shindler, P. Langtry, D. Jolly. FIFTH ROW: S. Ayen, J. Bowman, D. Mitchell, Mrs. Rutherford; co-sponsor, J. Arduine, Mr. Lewis; sponsor, L. Slate, N. Schermerhorn, C. Conklin. SIXTH ROW: S. Bogart, K. Chapman, D. Spies, T. Marcellus. SEVENTH ROW: W. Nicol, G. Mar- tin, R. Chapman, D. Mitchell. EIGHTH ROW: T. Pitcher, L. Chase, J. Bickelhaupt, J. Walsh. ■ V-M a SEATED: B. Bass L. Segouin T. Marcellus H. Arquitt P. Jones SECOND ROW: D. Furgison D. Amyot B. Johnston THIRD ROW: Mr. Kingston M. Davis C. Forsythe D. Toland B. Bogart V. Aldrich M. Johnston W. Hawn D. Hawn K. Tayler S. Thomas SEATED: S. Ayen D. Ceresoli M. Harris K. Chapmond E. Aldrich V. Aldrich STANDING: B. Rogers C. T ayler P. Davidson J. Salisbury G. Martin L. Parker M. Marcellus C. Conklin S. Bogart M. Doyle N. Crawford Mrs. J. Spies Cahet (Heathers anh Cafeteria ifelp Yearbook taff lEibrar j Council FlKiT ROW: S. Ayen, W. Shibley, P. Davidson, Mrs. Preston, D. Mitchell, L, Slate, SECOND ROW: C. Conklin, E. McAvoy, G. Martin, D. Gascon, M. Doyle, S. Bogart, D. Nelson. FIRST ROW: E. Savage, J. Milsap, M. Doyle, K. Gib- son, L. Slate. SECOND ROW: D. Schermerhorn, Mr. D. Aitcheson, D. Mitchell, J. Bickelhaupt. Announcers M. Doyle, J. Milsap, and D. Schermerhorn. 'eninr Inanit FIRST ROW: P. Truax, L. Parker, P. Bickelhaupt, D. Collister, A. Atkins, C. Schermerhorn, J. Bowman, H. Walsh, J. Gordon. SECOND ROW: L. Hollister, D. Furgison, D. Schermerhorn, B. Storie, D. Ayotte, W. Shibley, D. Emrich, D. Emrich, C. Shindler, A. Cuthbert, K. Chapman. THIRD ROW: N. Chase, D. Simons, L. Demick, J. McGregor, E. McAvoy, N. Schermerhorn, K. Nelson, A. Laidlaw, M. Amyot, D. Gascon, S. Amyot. FOURTH ROW: M. McGregor, J. Bickelhaupt, H. Demick, L. Segouin, M. Doyle, C. Chase, T. Pitcher, D. Mitchell, W. Nicol, L. Chase, L. Decker. DIRECTOR: Mr. Bariteau DRUM MAJORETTE: P. Langtry Majorettes MAJORETTES: K. Gascon, M. Harris, L. Slate - Head Majorette, K. Gibson, mm n Junior Banfr FIRST ROW: H. Walsh, D. Collister, D. Atkins, D. Phillips, D. Emrich, S, Nel- son, C. Shindler, J. Hollister, M. Bariteau, F. Jonston, C. Ayotte, L, Pitcher. SECOND ROW: S. Gibson, T. Gordon, W. Morrison. THIRD ROW: J. Savage, M. Shindler, C. Schermerhorn, T. Langtry, R. Bertram, T. Pitcher. FOURTH ROW: A. Atkins, B. Bass, I. Arduine, P. Truax, D. Chapman, A. Cuthbert, P. Bickle- haupt, J. Pitcher. (Choir FIRST ROW: E. McAvoy, D. Collister, L. Decker. SECOND ROW: J. Bowman, L. Chase, D. Schermer- horn, J. McGregor, D. Mitchell, M. Doyle, C. Schindler. FIRST ROW: L. Hollister, M. McGregor, W. Nicol, A. Cuthbert. SECOND ROW: A. Atkins, C. Shindler, D. Collister, D. Mitchell, D. Schermerhorn, L. Chase. THIRD ROW: P. Truax, L. Seguion, N. Schermerhorn, L. Decker. Guntur Chants FIRST ROW: C. Ayotte, T. Langtry, N, Martin, D, Hawn, Mrs. Bogardus, D. Mitchell, W. Knight, K. Petrie, D. Roberts, K. Marcellus, C. DeCarr. SECOND ROW: D. Emrich, J. Milsap, K. McCormick, R. Chapmond, D. Collister, P. Gallagher, A. Atkins, K. Conklin, M. Harris, S. Shaver. THIRD ROW: C. Bogart, L. Taylor, C. Shindler, G. Davis, C. Conklin, J. Pitcher, P. Hadlock, D. Harris, M. Cere- soli, C. Schermerhorn. FOURTH ROW: M. Burns, J. Arduine, R. Bertram, M. Edgar, S. Henderson, M. Aldrich, P. Truax, M. Milsap, D. Gascon, D. Ceresoli. FIFTH ROW: T. Pitcher, R. Crawford, P. Bic- kelhaupt, T, Bogart, R. Farley, D. Hunter. emor (Ehorus FIRST ROW: J. McGregor, S. Amyot, C. Chase, W. Nicol, P. Langtry, K. Chapman, E. McAvoy, C. Bickel- haupt, A. Laidlaw, D. Ayotte, E. Aldrich, S. Ayen, Mrs. Bogardus. SECOND ROW: N. Chase, L. Demick, J. Bowman, L. Hollister, B. Martin, D. Furgison, J. Gordon, D. Jolly, G. Martin, N. Schermerhorn. THIRD ROW: M. McGregor, D. Storie, J. Bickelhaupt. FOURTH ROW: H. Demick, D. Simons, L. Decker. ATHLETICS liar situ Basketball T. Marcellus, D. Storie, R. Chapman, H. Demick, L. Segouin, M, Johnston, V. Aldrich, K. Tayler, J. Bic- kelhaupt, B. Bogart, H. Arquitt, B. Bass. -lluntnr Sarsit basketball FIRST ROW: J. Gordon, D. Furgison, L. DeCarr, D. Jolly. SECOND ROW: C. Forsythe, J. Salamacha, L. Decker, D. Spies, M. Davis, K. Nelson, B. Storie. 68-69 FIRST ROW: K. Tayler, T. Marcellus, B. Tusler, J. Supensky, L. Segouin, R. Tayler, D. Hawn. SECOND ROW: D. Storie, R. Chapman, H. Demick, A. Sargent, G. Stewart, Coach Mr. Chap- man. WANTED lilii 1111 ail ■ MRS. J. DELOSH Cheerleading Advisor FIRST ROW: E. Aldrich, K. Gascon. SECOND ROW: D. Ayotte, A. Laidlaw. THIRD ROW: L. Demick, N. Chase. Harsitji (fflteerleailerss W. Nicol, E. McAvoy, P. Langtry, V. Marcellus, L. Slate. Come on Connie, give me some. I never had toys like this when I was little. AW, Come on, please give me your attention. Some of us got it, some of us don't. We're breaking out of this place. I can't stand it any longer ! Have Legs Will Travel Hmmmmm, I wonder?? (She IHajj 3lt 3fs Lets hear it for the Kindergar ten! Dr. Jeckyl or Mr. Hyde? What's worng with SEX, in ttie school? Flower Power Who says white socks and long ' HE WARDEN skirts are out? I'll change the formula, and Mr. Lewis's Room we’ll blow up the school! What’z it say? 1 cup of flour! Graduation will soon be here. We realize how quickly four ’'ears have elapsed and we look forward to the future. Life will be different, we know, but we feel we are ready to meet the challenge, for we have had a rich and rewarding high school to prepare us for the years to come. 68 ADVERTISERS Compliments of CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY Hammond, New York PAT and DON CERESOLI Compliments of JOSEPH FISHER SON THE GOOD CLOTHING STORE ‘Sctte'i l a,lue4. 1? m Better Values Ogdensburg New York EDGEWOOD RESORT Compliments of F Alexandria Bay, New York HAMMOND AGWAY Hammond, New York Farm Supplies Bulk Feed Service Installation and Repair Call 324-2451 Say it with Flowers THE ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK FARRAND’S FLOWERS You re money Ahead Open 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. 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Holsteins Hammond New York, 13646 HUTCHINSON’S BOAT WORKS, INC. Congratulations 1970 SENIORS OF Crossman and Bethune Streets HAMMOND CENTRAL Alexandria Bay, New York — Especially One -bCJA lb Jim Congratulations Fellow Graduates Plant for Profit MICHAEL W. JOHNSTON lilll MAI! A A | | Professional Taxidermist WILLIAM M. JOHNSTON Triangle Road Hammond, New York 324-4415 Triangle Road Hammond, New York Birds - Fish - Game Heads Phone 324-4415 J M COUNTRY STORE Congratulations Class of 1970 LEWIS LEWIS, INC. Boats - Fishing Supplies - Gas Oil as at Dock - Heated Camps - Groceries Ice Cream - Pop - Souvenirs JOHN and IARY PLATE Phone 22, Rossie, N. 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