Hammond Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Hammond, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1977 volume:

The 1977 Senior Class of Hammond Central School Proudly Presents Spotlight liiSISliliiiiiiiiiiiij 3 seniors STEPHEN P. AYOTTE Rotte Scientifically inclined . . . enjoys coin collecting, engineering, and cassettes . . . detests English and eight tracks. MARK R. BICKELHAUPT Chop” I Class clown . . . likes Star Trek, Italian food, and perpetrating mischief . . . hates speeding tickets, and English. 4 Ladylike . . . likes music, cooking, sports, sewing . . . dislikes snobby people, drawing, fishing, and bowling. Determined . . . fond of Butch, Mr. Mack, and school . . . dislikes spinach, English and big mouths. REBECCA B. DAVIS Beak” DEBORAH A. FARLEY i Always ready for a good time . . . likes Soft-spoken . . . favors reading, week- guys, Peter Frampton, music, corvettes ends, and guys with brown hair . . . detests . . . dislikes nosy people. snobby people, cold mornings, and long homework assignments. KATHERINE A. FLEMING Kathy JOSEPH L. FORJONE Mischievous . . . prefers swimming, Quiet at first, but look again . . . enjoys dances, and parties . . . dislikes school, water skiing, sports, and movies . . . homework, and study hall. detests English, headaches, and inconsider- ate people. Barb 9 i Becky Debbie Kathy Joe 7 CARL W. FRIZZELL Yaco Actions speak louder than words . . . likes hunting, fishing and Dodges . . . dislikes English and Fords. DENISE M. GATES Deny’' The charm of a quiet personality . . . likes crocheting, painting, somebody's blue eyes . . . dislikes bossy people, dresses, and Fulton. KIMBERLY A. GILMER Kim DAVID F. HADLOCK —— ■ ■ ' -''Cheery charter . . . likes sewing, ice skat- Avid athlete . . . likes basketball, music, ing, embroidering, and cold winters . . . movies, and horses ... his only dislike is Colds disagree with her. English. 8 Bobby” ANA MARIA LOPEZ GINA M. JOLLY Friendly to everyone . . . likes trying new things, Hammond, and being a twin . . . hates to .say good-bye” and to cry. PEVA F. McAVOY Understanding listener . . . loves big brown eyes, music, and daydreaming . . . dis- likes long school days, and slow minutes. MARY C. RYAN Mariah Better late than never . . . likes skiing, Beach Boys, and hockey games . . . dis- likes physics, egotists, and pushy people. Bubbling laughter . . . likes Mark, new clothes, kids, hot fudge sundaes . . . dis- likes long walks on Rt. 12, gaining weight. Reva 11 itfSSSstt; Fiery spirit . . . likes talking, sports, playing cards . . . dislikes mimickers, traffic cops, crawly things. Constantly teasing . . . likes sports cars sports and working in the cafeteria . . dislikes English, and morning basketball. CYNTHIA S. SULLIVAN Scholastic achiever . . . likes snow, cheering, playing guitar . . . detests snakes, cold rooms and pessimism. POLLY K. SCHERMERHORN ”PK DALE R. SPIES Bac' DIANE E. TAYLEk Tayler” Strong-willed . . . enjoys playing cards, cheering, animals and rain . . . loathes spaghetti, getting up in the morning, colds and all-essay tests. ALLEN W. WALSH Walley” Disarming dimples . . . likes sports, Chevys and girls . . . dislikes Fords and English. Diane 14 15 Dedicafion The Class of 1977 proudly dedicates our yearbook to a man who has become a genuine part of our lives; for this reason we have included him in our Senior section. During the past four years, he has given gen- erously of his time, wisdom, and love. We will never forget his broad smile, his jin- gling keys, or his fantastic tales that bright- ened our day. He has inspired us with an opti- mistic spirit by which to live. To a man who has given us so much to take with us, we feel that we must leave him some- thing. With pride, we lovingly dedicate this edition of the SPOTLIGHT to our” Mr. Mack. 16 And we have . . . H.C.8. at play. Graduation 1977 Hammond's Mount Everest Senior Directory STEPHEN AYOTTE . . . Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Language Club 3 . . . Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . Honor Society Presi- dent 4 . . . Honor Society Vice President 3 . . . Class President 2 . . . Class Vice President 4 . . . Student Council 3, 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. . . Yearbook 4 . . . Senior Play 4 . . . Talented Juniors 3 . . . Regents Scholarship Winner . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. MARK BICKELHAUPT . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Senior Play 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Valley League Chorus 1,2,3. . . FFA 4 . . . Cafeteria Help 4 . . . Talented Juniors 3 . . . Lan- guage Club 2. DAWN CHAPMAN . . . BOCES 3,4. . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Senior Play Make-up 4. BARB DAUPHINAIS . . . Guidance Aide 1, 2 . . . Chorus 1, 2 . . . Gymnastics 1 . . . Class Night Committee 1 . . . Library Aide 1 . . . Volleyball 2 . . . Pep Squad 2 . . . Culture Club 1 . . . Office Aide 2 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Softball 4. REBECCA DAVIS . . . Cafeteria 3, 4 . . . Soccer 3,4. . . Tutoring 2 . . . Newspaper 2 . . . Senior Play Prompter 4. DEBORAH FARLEY . . . Newspaper Staff 2 . . . Softball 2 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Honor Society 3,4. . . BOCES 3, 4 . . . Senior Play Make-up 4. CARL FRIZZELL . . .BOCES 3, 4. KIMBERLY GILMER . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Valley League 3,4. . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . Dance Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Language Club 2 . . . Honor Soci- ety 3, 4 . . . Talented Juniors 3 . . . Cafeteria Help 4 . . . Honor Society Treasurer 4 . . . Senior Play 4. DAVE HADLOCK . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramu- ral Basketball 2,3,4. . . FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Honor Society 3,4. . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . Senior Play 4 . . . Best Athlete Award 3 . . . MVP Baseball 2,3. GINA JOLLY . . . Band 1, 2, 4 . . . Dance Band 2 . . . Clarinet Choir 2 . . . Language Club 1,2. . . Honor Society 2, 3,4. . . BOCES 3,4. . . Newspaper Staff 2 . . . Library Council 2 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Cafeteria Help 4 . . . Senior Play 4. JOSEPH FORJONE . . . Basketball 3, 4 . . . Baseball 3,4. . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . Senior Play Stage Manager 4 . . . Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. DENISE GATES . . . Candy Striper 2, 3 . . . GAA 1, 2 . . . BOCES 4 . . . Cheering 4. ANA LOPEZ . . . Soccer 4 . . . Senior Play 4 . . . Language Club 4 . . . Cheer- ing 4 . . . Chorus 4 . . . Softball 4. REVA McAVOY . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Dancd Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sextet 1, 2, 3 . . . KATHERINE FLEMING . . . BOCES 3,4. Cheering 2, 3, 4 . . . Soccer 2, 3, 4 . . . Softball 2,3,4. . . Valley League 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Area All-State 3,4. . . Newspaper Staff 2,3. . . Language Club 1,2. . . Woodwind Quintet 2,3,4. . . Talented Juniors 3 . . . Senior Play 4 . . . Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . Year- book 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Cafeteria Help 4 . . . Class Vice President 3 . . . MIP Soccer 2 . . . Regents Schol- arship Winner. MARY RYAN . . . Senior Play Make-up 4 . . . Soccer Manager 4. POLLY SCHERMERHORN . . . Band 1, 2, 3.4. . . Valley League 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Area All-State 2, 3 . . . Chorus 3 . . . Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Language Club President 3,4. . . Class President 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Softball 2, 3, 4 . . . Soccer 2, 3, 4 . . . Soccer Captain 4 . . . MIP Soccer 3 . . . Band Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Student Council 1,4. . . FFA 2, 3.4. . . Pep Band 1,2. . . Cafeteria Help 4 . . . Talented Juniors 3 . . . Sen- ior Play 4 . . . Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Woodwind Quintet 2, 3, 4 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . Newspaper 2, 3 . . . Math Tutor 2 . . . Library Council 2 . . . Arion Award 3 . . . 'Star Chapter Farmer Award 3 . . . Regents Scholarship Winner. DALE SPIES . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Valley League 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . FFA 3,4. . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Year- book 4 . . . Senior Play 4 . . . FFA Vice President 4 . . . Class Vice President 1, 2 . . . Language Club 2. CYNTHIA SULLIVAN . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Chorus 1,3. . . Soccer Captain 4 . . . Valley League 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Area All-State 4 . . . Woodwind Quintet 2, 3, 4 . . . Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Pep Band 3 . . . Language Club 1, 2 . . . Softball 2,3,4. . . Soccer 2,3,4. . . Class President 1 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Class Secretary 3 . . . Newspaper 2, 3 . . . Cheering 1, 3, 4 . . . Honor Society 2,3,4. . . Senior Play 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Band Secretary 4 . . . Band Librarian 4 . . . Bausch Lomb Award 4 . . . Talented Juniors 3 . . . Regents Scholarship Winner. DIANE TAYLER . . . Class Secretary 1, 2 . . . Cheering 1,2,3. . . Soccer 2,3, 4 . . . Softball 2 . . . Language Club 2, 3 . . . Language Club Vice President 3 . . . Class President 4 . . . Honor Soci- ety 3,4. . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Dance Band 4 . . . Valley League 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . Talented Juniors 3 . . . Senior Play 4 . . . Cafeteria Help 4. ALLEN WALSH . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 2 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . FFA 3 . . . Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. 19 Last Will and Testament We, the 1977 Seniors of Hammond Central School, do make this our first and last Will as follows: To the class of 1978, we leave 40 rolls of crepe paper, in various shades of red. To the class of 1979, we leave 20 pounds of our delicious fruitcake. To the class of 1980, we leave our ability for choosing profitable money-making projects. To the faculty, we leave the popular phrase, We're Seniors. ” To Mr. Uhlig, we leave absolutely nothing. Steve Ayotte: Leaves his only treasured belonging, his throne, to Sam Bogart. Mark Bickelhaupt: Leaves his angelic personality to Doug Salamacha, and, to Marge, he leaves his ability to get along with Murt. Dawn Chapman: Leaves this school to any sane person who wants it. Barb Dauphinias: Leaves to the next Business Law class her ability to get along with Mrs. Hannan, and leaves to Bruce Stewart the memory of a good psychiatrist. Becky Davis: Leaves to Bruce Stewart the future, and to Sasquatch, she leaves her big brother. Debbie Farley: Leaves all her classes in school to her sister Connie and to her brother Dougie. Joe Forjone: Leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Jones to his two brothers, and vice versa. Carl Frizzel: Leaves his cooking class to Walley and his homeland, Rossie, to anyone who wants it. Denise Gates: Leaves 18 bottles of Long and Silky to Tammy Gallagher. Kim Gilmer: Leaves her love for cold, snowy winters to anyone who can stand them; T.V. dinners to Diane; and English speeches to future senior classes, because they're so much fun. Dave Hadlock: Leaves his ability to get to basketball practice on time to Dave Stowe. Gine Jolly: Leaves her highly-respected position in the cafeteria to Bacon, and the rest of her life to Mark. Reva McAvoy: Leaves her ill-famed watering hole on the soccer field to Noreen, her wild ski weekends in Vermont to Matt, and she leaves Steve to Mary Walsh. Ana Lopez: Leaves the driver ed. car to Mr. Scofield, in good condition? Polly Schermerhorn: Leaves to Jinny her ability to maintain friendly relations with Mr. Scofield, to Mark Hadlock, she leaves her desk in Math class, and she leaves her accident proneness to some other unsuspecting soccer player. Dale Spies: Leaves his great basketball expertise to Dave Lewis, because he needs it. Cindy Sullivan: Leaves a trunk full of pough bines to Reva, their exclusive recipe for browns” to Ana, and a box of red Tic Tacs to someone special. Diane Tayler: Leaves to Kim Conklin her white bodysuit in hopes that she can snap it up right; to Mr. Scofield she leaves all the railroad tracks in Gouverneur; and she leaves the state of Arizona, with all its lizards, to Hector. Allen Walsh: Is taking everything with him, because where he's going, he’ll need it. Class Prophecy It is now the year 1987, ten years after the Class of '77's graduation. Let's look and see what everyone is doing with their lives. Steve Ayotte thinks that he has come up with a new drinkable chemical solution which is colorless and odorless. However, his associates are afraid to tell him that it's only water. Mark Bickelhaupt is still trying to land a contract to sell his eggs to the ''Egg Beaters Company. Dawn Chapman has just moved to Hollywood and has succeeded in luring away all of Vidal Sassoon's customers. Barb Dauphinias is now the leading socialite of suburban Mallotsville. Becky Davis is trying to increase the size of her sheep herd by breeding them with the Loch Ness Monster. Debbie Farley has recently bought out Gary Bass and has put the store on wheels. Maybe you've seen her down at the Park Plaza? Kathy Fleming has just completed her training to be a throat specialist and is attempting to set up practice in Rossie. Joe Forjone is now teaching physics in a suburban high school in Waterloo. We hear that he's quite efficient ... he always did love physics! Carl Frizzell has just finished payment on his tobacco plantation in Rossie. He has originated a new brand of ciga- rettes called Royal Yaco. Denise Gates is still the same robust cheerleader that she always was. Kim Gilmer has followed in Mr. Acofield's footsteps and is presently teaching driver education in Morristown. How many cars is it now? Dave Hadlock, the famed Boston Celtic superstar, has just held his most important news conference in which he allegedly referred to his coach as being a big brute and claimed that he smells like fish. Gracious! Gine Jolly is the head nurse at the Medical Center and has been seen lately with Dr. Ducktail Gannon. Ana Lopez is still trying to establish a Colombian embassy in Hammond. Tenga suerte, Ana! Reva McAvoy has just completed her tenth year in journalism. She has done quite well, so Barbara Walters . . . Watch out! Mary Ryan is currently listed as the top female farmer of American Frog Farmers. Polly Schermerhorn graduated last year from Canton's agricultural college and is presently sowing her wild oats. Dale Spies is now happily residing on Bean Hill, Makin' Bacon. Cindy Sullivan is currently working to perfect a way to play her flute underwater. In a recent interview, she stated that the snorkel gave her a few problems, but she will keep on trying. Diane Taylor is continuing her career in the Air Force and is celebrating her 10th anniversary as being the world's first woman Kamikaze pilot. Allen Walsh is just completing his 9th year in boot camp and, in doing so, has set a new world's record. 21 Yearbook Staff Cindy Sullivan, Editor Diane Tayler, Assistant Editor Mark Bickelhaupt Dale Spies In years to come when looking through the 1977 Spotlight each of us will see something different. But, I will see the efforts of those few people who, along with Mrs. Hannan, gave so unselfishly of their time to make the 1977 Spotlight a yearbook to remember. Cindy Sullivan, Editor Our Chief Qchool Administrator Robert Uhlig 24 Robert Schofield Out Assistant Principal 25 Board of Education FIRST ROW: M. McCullough, C. Jenne, H. Pitcher. SECOND ROW: R. Gleason, P. Brooks, R. Hollister, W. Evans. 26 Clerical Staff Marcella Lavarnway GUIDANCE SECRETARY Faculty Donna Chase Donna Sloan Mary Sue McAdon Betty Moffat James Watson Irene Gardner Elizabeth Scarlett Sarah Gilmour I I Thomas Catanzarite Shirley Gordon Alice Bickelhaupt Debra Woodard Doug Delosh Charles Bucket Robert Scofield I Joan Delosh Robert Sargent Katherine Hannan Thomas Augliano Susan Gant Howard Bariteau Thomas Chapman Doug Jones John Fullington 32 All right! Who hid the timer today? it! ork? Teachers' Aids Food Bus Drivers R. Lavamway, D. Amyot, J. Legacy R. LaPlant, E. Salamancha, J. Schindler, H. Moore, M. McGregor, G. Stewart, V. Barney. 34 s 35 classes Juniors. . . Class Rings 0 0 0 Prom Preparation 000 Anxious for Next Year. K. Conklin V. Harris Mrs. Young V. Ceresoli T. Gallagher The Big Wheels. Look who we found in the corner! The jolly, jolly Juniors. 36 R. Gordinier D. Salamacha R. Rose D. Schermerhorn B. DeCarr R. Bertram B. Stewart D. Ayotte D. Lewis T. Langtry I smell buns burning. M. Rogers D. Stowe R. Bertram F. Proven V. Emrich D. Amyot J. Sullivan M. Savage R. Thivierge 37 Gophomores. . . School Spirit . . . Magazine Sales . . . Friendly. B. Rubadue S. Moore J. Reifensnyder S. Slate P. Paddock L. Stowe Mr. Fullington K. Pitcher J. Hollister The Bookworms? Our health department’s in tough shape. W. Bogan B. Brooks B. Chapman B. Calpeter P. Bogart T. Bogart Don’t smile so much, Jeff. 38 D. Hazelton M. Harris M. Hadlock R. Bresette A. Fleming B. Hutton W. Knight L. Hollister E. Hunter T. Lundy L. Mann J. McCullough S. Matthews L. Legacy Is the swing too high for you, Tom? Can we raise the flag today, Jack? B. Youngs L. Youngs R. Woodward D. Walsh L. Youngs la ' Freshmen . . . eager . . troublemakers . on their way. T. Lewis, L. Cere- soli, Mr. Catanzar- ite, S. Salama- cha, E. Rogers M ■ - I wish Mr. Bariteau would stop playing with my feet S. Decker C. Farley P. Martin 40 P. Emrich N. Demick K. Donnelly The snow removal crew. Last one to the hayloft’s a rotten egg. I. Jenne L. Jolly J. Gascon D. Forione G. Hollister Take your pick, Barb. B. Youngs, B. Sullivan, M. Bresett, L. Nicol, S. Wilder, J. Zikos. f i ! I 5 ( . Rats! Nate has all the luck. K. Grundmann K. Rogers V. Rogers R. Moore C. Simmons M. Rogers B. Bowman J. Calpeter D. McQueer N. Atkins G. Barber 41 Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: J. Mann, R. Rogers, B. Youngs. SECOND ROW: R. Hyde, J. Wag- ner, A. Phillips, P. Milsap. THIRD ROW: K. Klock, L. Nicol. FIRST ROW: R. Gilmer, D. For- jone, P. Dunham. SECOND ROW: L. Marcellus, Mr. Catanzarite, S. Shutler. THIRD ROW: D. Rose, S. Hyde, T. Martin, L. Hunter, D. Pitcher, C. Closs. FIFTH ROW: K. Grundmann, M. McCullough, S. Matthews, R. Trimm. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: S. June, S. Davis, D. Mar- tin, D. McQueer, S. DeCarr. SECOND ROW: D. Bowland, J. Alberry, J. Nelson, R. Hunter, R. Thivierge, C. Rogers. THIRD ROW: J. Bartlett, D. Gleason, D. Bowden, D. Dunham, L. Hollister. FOURTH ROW: T. Rogers, S. Bartlett, R. Gilmer, S. Alberry. FIFTH ROW: A. Bickelhaupt, K. Krake, S. Deon, P. Young. FIRST ROW: L. Donnelly, D. Mar- tin, P. Thomas, C. Thivierge. SECOND ROW: B. Matthews, S. Sloan, J. Arquitt, J. Rogers. THIRD ROW: A. Wolfe, B. Hutton, W. Stephenson, R. Arquitt, M. Walsh. FOURTH ROW: G. Wood- ward, C. Sullivan, K. Wilder, D. Henderson. FIFTH ROW: M. Hut- ton, L. Ayotte, K. Rubadue, G. Reifensnyder, Mrs. Bickelhaupt. Sixth Grade FIRST-ROW: C. Hyde, N. Emrich, D. Bogan, D. McQueer, T. Bowman, D. Phillips, R. Schermerhom. SECOND ROW: D. Jenne, S. McWharf, J. Youngs, B. Donnelly, M. Bresett. THIRD ROW: J. Boland, G. Collins, Mrs. Gilmour, J. Alberry. FOURTH ROW: L. Rogers, K. Barber, M. Manin, J. Mann, W. June, A. Youngs, L. Bogart, D. Hutton, S. Davidson. FIFTH ROW: D. Simmons, B. Ceresoli, W. Wolfe, D. Delaney. ABSENT: M. Proven, C. Hadlock. Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: P. Young, L. Gilmour, F. Mayette, C. Boland. SECOND ROW: Mr. Delosh, M. Youngs, M. Har- ris, M. Youngs, A. Neuroth, S. Rupert. THIRD ROW: T. Wolfe, K. Felder, S. Bariteau, P. Langtry, L. Rose, B. Hollis- ter, K. Youngs. FOURTH ROW: P. Rutherford, T. Closs, A. Alberry, C. Rogers, B. Grund- mann, M. Hollister, G. Dean, J. Rupen. 44 i Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: L. Youngs, N. Zikos, S. Felder, R. Jolly. SECOND ROW: J. Mann, R. Boland, T. Rogers, T. Neuroth, S. Stephenson, R. Boland, A. Walsh, A. Simons, J. Hutton. THIRD ROW: P. Henderson, S. Barber, L. Woodward, S. Ayotte, B. Youngs, C. Stowe, D. Dunham, Mr. Watson. FOURTH ROW: R. Zikos, L. Bickelhaupt, M. Simons, A. Bowden, H. Cazziol, K. Hagen, D. Hadlock, P. Bariteau, P. Henderson, W. Meashaw, M. Amyot. ABSENT: M. Kussavage, A. Wright, A. Howie. Third Grade FIRST ROW: K. Youngs, S. Simons, D. Farley, K. Hollis- ter, G. Bass. SECOND ROW: C. Young, P. Austin, S. David- son, G. Marcellus, M. Hollis- ter, L. Howie, R. Bresett, L. Bogart, A. Grundmann, T. June. THIRD ROW: A. Smith, R. Wagoner, A. Arquitt, G. Rogers, J. Hunter, B. Wolfe, K. Shoulette, M. Tayler, R. Hadlock. 45 Second Grade FIRST ROW: M. Raab, D. Sun- derland. C. Walsh. SECOND ROW: M. Youngs, K. Young, M. Alberry, A. Dunn. THIRD ROW: R. Shutler, S. Gleason, L. Bass, B. McDermid, R. Ber- tram, L. Youngs, M. Mahay. FOURTH ROW: P. Thivierge, K. Donnelly, J. Hunter, A. Hyde, L. Youngs. FIFTH ROW: K. Lewis, N. Gascon, Mrs. Moffat, K. Martire, B. Ste- phenson, J. Amyot, J. Sco- field. SIXTH ROW: T. Lang- try, P. Hadlock, D. McQueer, T. Marsaw, S. Measheaw, R. Rupert, T. Viau, L. Boland. ABSENT: S. Toland. First Grade FIRST ROW: J. Casserly, G. Gardner, C. Bogart. SECOND ROW: G. Hunter, M. Hunter, M. Marcellus, J. Ceresoli. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Sloan, S. Mahoney, C. Rutherford, M. Walsh, A. Neuroth, J. Simons. FOURTH ROW: S. Dillon, A. Rupert, K. Hollister, K. Youngs, D. Wolfe, N. Hadlock, A. Jennings, G. Tayler. ABSENT: J. Gascon, J. Scarlett, C. Gleason. 46 Kindergarten FIRST ROW: T. Smith, M. Felt, M. Youngs, V. Drake, K. Hollister, A. Daniels, P. Holt, P. Davis, A. Howie. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Chase, D. Hadlock, L. Greene, D. Barney, S. Dunn, D. Hunter, J. Ayotte. ABSENT: J. Brown, S. Gascon, B. Flath. FIRST ROW: K. Youngs, H. Scofield, K. Youngs, K. Measheaw, D. Raab. SECOND ROW: S. Sloan, Miss McAdoo, L. Marsaw, L. Horowitz, K. Blair, J. Viau, B. Drake. THIRD ROW: C. Shoulette, D. Simons, C. Smith, C. Sulli- van, K. Langtry, M. Preston. ABSENT: S. Toland, S. Flath. 47 49 activities and Roses 51 Majorettes L. Stowe SECOND ROW: S. Slate, J. Mann, A. Phillips. Junior Band 52 FIRST ROW: K. Wilder, B. Ceresoli, C. Sullivan, S. Matthews, K. Rubadue, D. Phillips, L. Bogan. SECOND ROW: D. Pitcher, P. Milsap, C. Closs, R. Schermerhom, R. Gilmer, D. Dunham, K. Krake, B. Matthews, P. Youngs, N. Emrich, D. Bowden. THIRD ROW: G. Reifens- nyder, J. Nelson, R. Gilmer, K. Grundmann. Senior Band FIRST ROW: R. Gilmer, K. Gnmdmann, N. Atkins, R. Bertram, R. Chapman, M. Hadlock. SECOND ROW: R. McAvoy, T. Gallagher, V. Cere- soli, M. McCullough, L. Youngs, S. Matthews, S. Matthews. THIRD ROW: K. Pitcher, C. Sullivan, K. Gilmer, D. Tayler, I. Jenne. FOURTH ROW: L. Youngs, P. Schermerhorn, B. Rubadue, B. Brooks, N. Demick, B. Sullivan. FIFTH ROW: D. Pitcher, C. Closs, P. Dunham, D. Spies. 53 FIRST ROW: S. Matthews, K. Gilmer, R. McAvoy, I. Jenne, D. Tayler. SEC- OND ROW: B. Rubadue, N. Demick, B. Sullivan, P. Schermer- hom, C. Sul- livan, C. Closs. THIRD ROW: D. Pitcher, M. Hadlock, R. Thivierge, B. Brooks. Qtage Band Woodwind Quintet FIRST ROW: P. Schermerhom, C. Sullivan SECOND ROW: L. Youngs, D. Tayler, R McAvoy. Junior Chorus FIRST ROW: D. Bowden, S. DeCarr, L. Marcellus, C. Thivierge, L. Ayotte, S. Matthews, D. Martin, D. Bowland, C. Closs, D. McQueer. SECOND ROW: G. Reifensnyder, B. Matthews, B. Hutton, S. Bartlett, A. Wolfe, P. Youngs, R. Rogers, K. Grundmann, M. Walsh. THIRD ROW: Miss Gant, O. Rogers, C. Sullivan, T. Martin, D. Pitcher, A. Phillips, K. Krake, L. Young, S. Shutler, K. Wilder. Senior Chorus FIRST ROW: Miss Gant, R. Chapman, L. Mann, S. Slate, D. Ayotte. SECOND ROW: L. Stowe, P. Bogart, W. Bogart, J. Hollister, B. Brooks, K. Pitcher. THIRD ROW: D. For- jone, T. Langtry, B. Sullivan, N. Dem- ick, A. Lopez, K. Conklin. FOURTH ROW: J. Zikos, V. Emrich, P. Emrich, S. Wilder, I. Jenne, B. Youngs, R. McAvoy. Student Council | FIRST ROW: M. Hadlock, D. Spies, T. Langtry, N. Atkins. SECOND ROW: L. Nicol, D. Ayotte, L. Ayotte. THIRD ROW: P. Schermerhorn, T. Rogers, R. McAvoy, Mr. Mack, P. Martin, R. Woodward, D. Pitcher. Language Club FIRST ROW: V. Rogers, L. Hollister, G. Barber, K. Conklin. SECOND ROW: M. McCullough, S. Salamacha, J. Zikos, G. Hollister, S. Decker, W. Bowman. THIRD ROW: S. Matthews, J. Hollister, T. Lewis, L. Jolly, C. Rogers, T. Gallagher, L. Ceresoli. FOURTH ROW: L. Mann, P. Schermerhom, B. Brooks, D. Ayotte, I. Jenne, S. Wilder, L. Stowe, R. Woodward, P. Emrich, T. Lundy, R. Chapman, A. Lopez, S. Slate, B. Youngs. FIFTH ROW: M. Hadlock, R. Bertram, D. Forjone, J. Calpe ter, P. Martin, P. Paddock, D. McQueer, B. Sullivan, N. Demick, B. Stewart, K. Pitcher. FIRST ROW: D. Tayler, S. Ayotte, D. Had- lock. SECOND ROW: T. Gal- lagher, C. Sulli- van, D. Ayotte, D. Farley. THIRD ROW: K. Gilmer, P. Schermerhom, Mr. Augliano, R. McAvoy. ABSENT: G. Jolly. Honor Society Announcers 58 P. Schermerhom R. McAvoy Cafeteria Help FIRST ROW: B. Calpeter, N. Greene, M. Bickelhaupt, R. McAvoy, P. Bogart, D. Spies, P. Schermerhom. SECOND ROW: D. Hadlock, M. Savage, A. Walsh, K. Gilmer, R. Thivierge, D. Tay- ler, D. Hazelton. WHCS Sport Crew FIRST ROW: B. Young, K. Grund- mann. SECOND ROW: S. Salama- cha, R. Trimm, C. Closs, D. Martin, R. Hyde, R. Rogers. THIRD ROW: C. Farley, P. Mil- sap, K. Truax, K. Klock, N. Nicol, S. Sloan, G. Woodward, D. Martin, Mr. Jones. F.F.A. FIRST ROW: R. Thivierge, P. Schermer- horn, L. Youngs, J. Reifensnyder, D. McQueer, D. Spies, R. Bertram, B. Stewart. SECOND ROW: M. Savage, D. Hadlock, S. Moore, N. Atkins, M. Bres- sett, Mr. Fullington, J. Sullivan, J. Gas- con, B. Rubadue, E. Rogers. THIRD ROW: M. Bickelhaupt, B. Youngs, L. Nicol. J. Ceresoli, K. Conklin, T. Gallagher, J. Sullivan, D. Ayotte. Talented Juniors 61 Basketball FIRST ROW: L. Nicol, P. Dunham, W. Bowman, V. Rogers, G. Hollister, L. Hollister. SECOND ROW: N. Nicol, Mr. Catanzarite, P. Emrich, S. Bogart, S. Wilder, D. Forjone, D. McQueer, E. Hunter, P. Martin, E. Rogers, R. Woodward, D.' Forjone. 62 J.V. Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: J. Hollister, B. Sullivan. SECOND ROW: I. Jenne, B. Brooks, S. Matthews, S. Slate. THIRD ROW: L. Stowe, K. Pitcher. Varsity Basketball ! FIRST ROW: P. Schermerhom, J. Forjone, D. Spies, D. Lewis, J. Ceresoli. SECOND ROW: D. Stowe, A. Walsh, D. Hadlock, M. Bickelhaupt, S. Ayotte, J. Sullivan, M. Savage, Mr. Watson. 64 Varsity Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: K. Conklin, A. Lopez, T. Gallagher. SECOND ROW: D. Gates, R. McAvoy, C. Sullivan. THIRD ROW: D. Tayler. 65 I Baseball FIRST ROW: S. Wilder, D. Phil- lips, J. Hollis- ter, P. Martin, W. Knight, V. Rogers, S. Sala- macha, C. Conklin, R. Ber- tram. SECOND ROW: T. Lundy, D. Spies, J. For- jone, M. Sav- age , E. Rogers, B. Stewart, M. Davidson, W. Youngs, D. Had- lock, Mr. Augli- ano. 66 Softball FIRST ROW: K. Pitcher, R. McAvoy, N. Greene, J. Hol- lister, S. Matthews, L. Stowe. SECOND ROW: K. Conklin, J. Ceresoli, J. Martin, J. Savage, L. Pitcher, N. Dem- ick, C. Sullivan, B. Sullivan. 67 Soccer FIRST ROW: P. Scherm- erhorn, K. Pitcher, T. Galagher, J. Hollister, L. Ceresoli, T. Lewis. SECOND ROW: K. Conklin, D. Tayler, T. Martin, D. Pitcher, B. Davis. THIRD ROW: Mr. Watson, J. Ceresoli, B. Sullivan, R. McAvoy, A. Lopez, N. Demick, C. Sullivan, M. Ryan, Manager. INSERT: P. Schermerhorn. Gports Awards FIRST ROW: Soccer M.V.P. - J. Ceresoli; Softball M.V.P. - N. Greene; Soccer M.I.P. - P. Scherm- erhorn. SECOND ROW: Outstanding Senior Athlete - J. Martin; Greg Thivierge Memorial Award - S. Bogart; Basketball M.I.P. - M. Bickelhaupt; Basketball M.V.P. and Athlete of the Year Award D. Hadlock; Baseball M.V.P. - M. Davidson; J.V. Basketball M.V.P. - E. Rogers; Softball M.I.P. - L. Pitcher; Baseball M.I.P. - D. Spies. ' hash U't terh th Season to m m mm m.m WOV s club niav h even'ng jjm eam to breafcf� ,have become fhm Devils Deny Rockets nsecutive have6 Cen,ury barrier t're e-throw shooting kept the Red 'ds, 116-92 lessth 3S ttley bestpH ivils of Hammond tied for second •ullasted cTlfJhtn 24 hours aftfd ace in the D Division as they we Polly Scherme Iheir seventh ZPierrePm m iven a fine game by the Rockets. T mmond with � If One official stated that he comcu. £5 7SLswTS ' o «J.'a' ,,.? SV„„. « iC Scoring at a HoUon- eflfn minute the most r.’ierrepont staged history scintilating scoring oS-Q e history of North Country bask-V “gj night The Red Devils onslaught alter pojmg jO when both teams expanded the y to three digits. t, Ode. T ’en on Jy '° t eto- 3 7 3 a 9. Qt L I U1TCC The first quarter set ■__thn Pori F’ iO'- v Cii' action as thejR_ed vV finished with Score A s wv'- se Vf e 'attenu - vC '. 0Oc . Ws vvCt am mai 24 lead sen dir races- ie es fre In otl volving • ’artis villi h a night i’ 77o_ «. C Division h gjwjjfe,. • - -� ■. ‘be , ... ,e % ?r ;be z .O fioV V5 ' v« p 'Dim fer-sjSsr? $s$ss. vo ssa am mac in the vw o pull awa. ad and nevo ned. f n JV 0b’ '■- - h„ e VdWe C cS . o B« along wu.T he Rockets 1300 Cl V ;c %CloV v0 3ob LaClair in thv h' icA vv J Walsh and Steve ■ ™15 and 12 W � ft Acviie winning often V ved Sargent and t on 7 eStf e o rV1 irfs Soccer Open2 §-| 'V'c e Ajt ZsZ a JPo c a c ■(9 ■ % „ V i yX ,? Brings Close Contests l Canton, Norwood-Norfolk, Parish- N-NShades I arH- 0 s - e -v 0 Canton, Norwood-Norfolk, Parish- ilia Hopkinton and St. Regis Falls,all cored close victories as the Northern onference girls soccer season got off to in abbreviated start on Friday af- ternoon. Several opening games rescheduled until next wee1, [involving Potsdam at jouverneur, 3ierrer ' . N-N Shades Larr - Pat Stone slamm � ' goal of the ri= the for- ’ b? ils To«'-p9 ILa ,a shm pe 1 ini post Sctien tH Of Set . a goal qIT lu,„ o r _ 7 o WZi ' «0y’e aaranac s shaded St. v u. 2-1, the Panthers euvelton, 3-0 and the Saints trimmed Hammond a -1 on o au u hicj] jncludpH gaints Shade Devils first goal while _ „ , - .snville-Hopkict-'. ‘-o.' —w elton in the BullP S °.� ever. Val Waite and Ag also scored for the winners. P o’ also drew an assist in the w ro’ W.L.T o goal and 3� lV vo Cynthia Swinyer recorded the NACSTANDINGS A Division Ly yo v‘ 06 ' v- -vy. ■' VJi° sjjW K % k e f°k t . N 3 E l 6 thesewuu_ • , f- . eoal wnue booted home the Saints fi � 8 Red Becky Davis aCC0Uniei‘ from Terr. Devils’ only score on a pass trom _ _ 1 .pwie— Team Canton OFA Potsdam Massena Gouverneur Saranac Lak � evua uiiij «■— - —— Next Stop Norwood-Norfo 'ierrepont iVaddington ine liver Maxcy Hall Pi eZnT enally ofH 2 «nee Z s d L los II«™ S’sn’H DaveaS«8eW and hanf1:Zl nts r • ‘WtwSiJSa o—J Harrisville W.L.T.P 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hammond; Win 4fra i r Rot Re'S 9' }fl ■ : Sf-1 6 30 •. tui • Irt , o is Us 3 2 ? i O O' (Q I’d ° «5 © •o SPORTS ■ .- the Devils’ is . 4 Of. ftX vV e v foU' mor,, � 4 osl 1 U pU Pl?®£ aS £ v lvoTa £$ - VJOP HadJockT minutes a Wfs ,im‘ted in in te h 4uSec°ndi0f nlJUSt W'ck fouis ani rhen he Picked 8 t,me points. and finished with £ made C Qn three ■‘ 1 , UP f°r his town Qre S, Wjth ,UP two w'th oniy five W, 8 s 4 u' •J°n(90T cp o?l5} Lewis 9,3,21 Spies 4,3,11 Walsh Stowe 1,0,2 Sullivan 1,0,2; 44,19,107 Edwards 173) Zulsuki 10,6,26 Skel 6,2,14 Waugh 2,2,6 Jones 3,0,6 Hurley 2,10 Leserge 3,1,7 LaPlante 1,0,2 St nishe 1,0,2: 30,13,73 Halttime - Hammond 48 Edwards 21 JV Hammond 61 Edwards 28 St Regis Falls 91 Hermon Dekalb 4! H-D (45) Tiernan 1,4,6 Longevin 2, Conklm 3,0,6 Noble 3,0,6 Harmer 6 0 ur‘e r, v-P ,. n land ,. upt st°w( li-7. 29, Wnort poor ,7first half 17 Points in. rtlr|d Waou. w' H « aWrence f G t ,on Moira -( I so-� Team CO,yISlON Karrisv i e “l augay Lisbon P,erre' ttouveltcn p«r,shvi| e Hopk. X 'Up 1; oftL Qttirn Mq11 Vic. lcto r� 2-o.;. 0:5 - ,? ' ,7!°h'3 3”V ' 5? fiv, roponr Or. ttheCkbt� Team £ pegis Fa((s jdrnmond £no Remoria, errls,0 n S0wc b VISION a ss ssk. % CSse' 'v , lw°b, -IS' '90. %7 tr- ie d Us SCO ai Ps Morristown 0 8, Haines )■ DeVlonf PRT°Devils wer The mmond R Jp ball agains forced to P)aL most 0f the way an Hermon-DeKalb mos d {our, finally hey dented the Demoij quarter at tl upset in t lT0?S : ___«S� “AS ,' 5®“fi £e )onils Walsh and Ayotte each grabbed 10 ibounds. Bob LaClair led Morristown with 22 ints and Greg Sargent followed with L -They each_grabbed 12 rebounds. (arl Smith was shutout in the second If and finished with 16 points while ;edy Mike Spilman scored 10 points d handed out 11 assists. Dale Spies ;o handed out 11 assists for Hammond, iammond upped their record to 6-2 lile Morristown slipped to 2-6 in NAC tion. n an exciting Junior Varsity game, mmond defeated Morristown, 57-53, double-overtime. iammond’s Ed Rogers led all scores th 21 points while teammates Sam and ;ve Bogart added 15 and 11 points spectively. dike LaClair had 12 points for irristown and Mark “Hippo” Tayler ded 10. HAMMONO (1081—MORRISTOWN (80) lorristown — Bell 3 0 6, LaClair 8 6 22. Smith, K 8 i, Spillman 3 4 10, Holleran 1-13, Haines 1 0-2, gent 9 1 19, Beaulieu 1-0-2. Totals: 34 12 80 ammond — Ayotte 2 3 7, Bicklehaupt (lock 18 10 46, Lewis 7 115, Spies 3 3 9, Stowe Ish 4 5 13 Totals: 41 26 108. HALFTIME: HAM (42)—MORRISTOWN (32 ■ y-Ca ■ Cherry for A fired' the artwts eVCV cni s 0P(i r ‘ —— f t, -mGnd °PS v otih -'«•bs eVvnlcom}®0 johP :of-nf°r p 8 | bid. Hammond tr le „_52 finDaveanHadlock spearheaded Hammond attack oeKalb v 23“ Tomliernan aod Rand, Coni] Who each scoredj . HAMMOND TT —H g maupt 3 3 Hammond — Ayotte A V!-4, Stowe VI Hadlock 8 6 22. LewisS'll sp Walsh 9 4 22, Totals 30 T 8 2 IB, Conklin :•’?«. N°ir 6. Harmer 4-0-8, Cole -Totals 3'c7_‘’ D ,j6)_HAMMOND (28) HALJV: HAMMOND (43)-H-D(32L , n ad- red IMP'- quW CO'tf': 'buV c°u ' JohP for « Gts wnox NAemo 6 i� «TmmS “alFsSrS“ strikeouts doing the {or Rno Dave „.cb went the its but wa R° allowed hut f our “ nne di iptnonal, auu.,Aness. oted to sC°StoWe otd w D� va ct ve ’ sed a e 0?a'S respe 'to ravs®“ 3oe ,.. ed cUa picked o.a'm U) 'w's ur hte Memorial, a' ess- Uffvy ’ ieVm n % chVteaOB� {or the EafCanlon attaj ith r4cb0O th moPh JV score cHATEAUGAvn?fied_tn while Ste ---- ' - «ingles HERMON-OEKALB (74) W rsd hatf is® TishoP ? '� w W -36 for 3 P° i nts of the HP ,VPtP° . Vo rTlowe OHO 6 SO ■ 0. sa a9e f Of v 0 A O'A 6-0-' O0 o-v° £ , t a W.lw ng '3- tea te‘ £ a s pe”il n .O'J HAMMOND (103)- Hammond - Ayptte 2-1-5, Bickelhaupt 6 0 12, For- ione 10 2, Hadlock 14 1 29. Lewis 5 111, Spies 10 3 23 Savage 10-2, Walsh 8 3 19, Totals 47 9 103. Hermon DeKalb - Tiernan 6-0-12, Lewis 4 0«, viklin 5-0-10, Longevin 10-8 28 Noble 4 0 8 haccinl 2-0 4, Cole 12-4, Totals 32 10-74. LFTIME 5 CO RE-HAMMOND (481-HERMON- '.B (36) TRE - HERMON DEKALB (36) - HAMMOND COLTON-PIERREPONT (67) - HEUVELTON (57) Trepont - Randall, A. 3 2 8, Randall, M 5 2 4, Regan 11-1-23, Weems 7 3 17, Totals Hebert 6-2-14, Backus 4-0 8, Wright 4 3 '2, Testani 3 2 8, Pierce 2 0 4, Totals 25 Epilogue In the beginning, our yearbook was the Impossible Dream;’’ slowly, page by page, it began to take shape and grow. We moved into it and we grew with it. It became a part of us, and we a part of it. Yet, its story was not of us, but ALL the students at Hammond Central. Now the year- book lives. It has been created after many long and hard, yearning and learning hours. If you can recall pleasant memories ... we have not failed. If there are times, while you page through our book, that you wish you could relive ... we have not failed. If the individual feelings for the year are easily remem- bered: the study halls - boring; the teachers - rigid; the halls - impossible; the snow - the Blizzard of '77 . . . we have not failed. Our yearbook, in its final form, is no longer the Impossi- ble Dream;” instead, it is full of our dreams and hopes for a future American Dream. cs, dt Js. To the Class of 77 When things go wrong, as they sometimes will When the road you're trudging seems uphill When your funds are low, and your debts are high And you want to smile, but you have to sigh When care is pressing you down a bit Rest if you must, but don't quit. It's happiness for which everyone yearns, But, life is strange, with its twists and turns And many a failure turns about When they might have won, had they stuck it out So stick to your goal when you're hardest hit It's when things seem worse, that you mustn't quit. From a FRIEND 74 We are Training for a better job. . . bt '9 xos 0 Wtft®- ' e go ’ AO M e oftoe£he£ - Janice Sandy Su-Ann Merri Lee OGDENSBURG BUSINESS INSTITUTE 515 FORD STREET OGDENSBURG, NEW YORK 13669 PHONE (315) 393-5200 75 ALLIS-CHALMERS WALLDROFF FARM EQUIPMENT INC. Route 1, LaFargeville, N.Y. 13656 Congratulations to the Class of 77 From the Class of 78 Allis-Chalmers, New Idea, Hesston Parts - Sales - Service HADLOCK'S LOCKLAND FARMS HADLOCK'S FARM EQUIPMENT Silo Unloaders and Gutter Cleaners J. S. Wood House Clay Barn Equipment' and Lines DeKalb Seed Corn Equipment Line Armour Fertilizers Van Dale Farm Equipment VAN DALE Your instant replays tor 2001... photography by Varden —- for the total approach to a better yearbook lyour official yearbook photographer SAVINGS BANK Savings Accounts Mortgages Home Improvement Loans Safe Deposit Boxes Student Loans Passbook Loans Savings Bank Life Insurance IRA Accounts Keough Accounts Each Depositor Insured to $40,000. Ogdensburg Potsdam Massena Each depositor insured to 20,000 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION The Bank That's Close to You Best Wishes to the Class of 77” BELSTAR FARM George and Cindy Hadlock From a Sensible Kid’s Big Brother To a Sensible Class S SG Dale C. Davis U.S. Army, Germany and Family TLC ANTIQUES GILTZ IMPLEMENT CO. and Tom and Betty Chapman GILTZ LIQUOR STORE Box 81 - St. Lawrence Ave. Hammond, New York 13646 Telephone 315-324-5383 Junct. 37 and 26 Theresa, N.Y. Phone 628-5711 77 OGDENSBURG TRUST COMPANY 320 Ford Street Park Plaza Compliments of PERRETTA PACKING CO., INC. Ogdensburg, New York Brier Hill, N.Y. Compliments of LEWIS LEWIS, INC. Pret Lewis Hammond, N.Y. Texaco Products Best Wishes for A Great Future Phil, Ruth, and Barb Brooks JAMES H. BOGARDUS GENERAL INSURANCES Morristown, New York Phone: 375-6329 BLACK LAKE MOTORS Hammond, New York Congratulations Class of ”77 Arlene and Art Teuscher Congratulations to the Class of 77” from Roswell and Carrie Frizzell Compliments to the Class of 77 BROWN SHANTY FARM Redwood, New York R. Junior Goodwin Hammond, New York Donald M. Hollister Compliments of Badger Ubler's Inc. Hammond, New York Phone: 324-5304 Northern Star Silo Inc. Poured Concrete with a Green Star on Roof Silomatic Bou-Matic PATRICK'S Fishing Headquarters at Chippewa Bay P 0' S Low Prices OGDENBURG SAVINGS LOAN High Quality ASSOCIATION Make Them the Ford Street Mall Number One P. 0. Box 329 Food Market Ogdenburg, N.Y. in Central New York Phone 393-4340 Compliments of TRUAX AND SON GENERAL INSURANCE FARRAND'S FLOWERS Hammond, New York 118 King Street Ogd., N.Y. Next to Hepburn Hospital Phone 393-5310 [C l Best Wishes to the Class of 77 fjom JANE'S HOUSE Compliments of § OF J S CARPET SHOP llVH beauty Hammond 7 v Jane M. Stewart New York Hammond, New York Rt. 37 324-5562 JOSEPH FISHER SON Compliments of The Good Clothing Store HAMMONDAGWAY In Ogdenburg, New York Hammond, New York 13669 13646 80 Compliments of Ken Brown Your Theresa, New York 628-5643 Dealer Compliments of ANCHOR LOUNGE V ,v ‘ J? 0c , BIGM SUPERMARKET Alexandria Bay DAVE FUR0ISON Compliments of FRANK and CONNIE CAVALLARIO Authorized Dealer for Snap-on Tools Route 2 Hammond, New York Phone 324-5187 Best Wishes CRAZY HORSE SALOON Michael Herbert and John Durand - Saloon Keeper Alexandria Bay New York 81 TOWN LINE FARM Leonard and Carol Dunn and Family Ruth B. Dunn Compliments of DR. ROBERT TAGUE Alexandria Bay New York 13607 Compliments of Compliments of THE STALKER FARM BUTTER NUT COVE Hammond, New York Modern Cottages on Black Lake A. Mac”, Jr. and Jo-Ann McLear -n .IWv Hammond, New York Phone: 375-6541 EDWARDSVILLE GROCERY HACKETT A R D WA O R Black Lake, New York HARDWARE Ogdensburg, N.Y. Good Luck to the Class of ”77 from THE ST. LAWRENCE NATIONAL BANK CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY Each depositor insured to � 20,000. Hammond, New York Don and Pat Ceresoli FDIC 82 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION HILL TOP BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of Hammond, New York Connie A. Shoulette SPD Phone: 324-5459 Auto Repair and Body Shop MORLEY PRINGLE Prescription Opticians Phone 393-3882 Good Luck t0 aSS 77 McWHARF’S INDIAN T HEAD POINT lit Don and Sue Me Wharf and Family Hammond, N.Y. Rt. 1 375-8257 Compliments of CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK THE VILLAGE MARKET Congratulations to the Class of ’77 Hammond, New York Don and Jean Gleason 83 324-5397 M 76 Jg alnh itcljdl Route 2 Hammond, N.Y. 13646 Compliments of VIRGINIA and FLOYD ALLEN Hammond New York The Very Best from Start to Finish'' Congratulations To Barb and PIONEER CORN CO. Her Classmates Hugh Pitcher Phone: 324-5393 THE FORSYTHES Best Wishes to the Class of 77'' Compliments of THE CORNER PHARMACY, INC. Alexandria Bay, New York Phone 482-9946 THE McAVOYS SCHERMERHORN BOAT SALES, INC. Where Your Recreational $ Buys More! 84 Marina - Cottages On the St. Lawrence River Hammond, New York (315) 324-5778 ST. LAWRENCE AGENCY INC. COLLINS MOTOR SALES INC. Insurance - Real Estate Hammond, New York Comer Canton Road and Route 37 Ogdensburg, New York Open Evenings Till 9 Saturdays Till 5 Wayne K. Storie Compliments of MARSAW'S FUEL Phone: 393-2520 393-2521 David Marsaw and Family Sales and Service New and Used Cars 24-Hr. Wreck Service Canton Rd. Ogdensburg, N. Y. Phone 393-3150 393-2170 Olds GMC Compliments of Bulldozer Back-Hoe Sand and Gravel D M DINER Hammond, N.Y. Phone 324-5646 Compliments of Doris and Maurice Maloy REGISTERED HOLSTEINS MARTIRE’S CAMPS Compliments of 315-324-5617 DONALD E. ROBINSON SONS John Deere - New Holland - New Idea 375-8839 393-4961 85 PATRONS Best Wishes Class of 77 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT GARDNER QUIK-R1TE CLEANERS 1325 Ford St. Ogdensburg, New York Compliments of HUTCHINSON'S BOATWORKS Alexandria Bay Best Wishes from MILO ELEANOR Compliments of MR. AND MRS. MERLE LAIDLAW Hammond, New York Compliments of HOMESTEAD RESTAURANT Alex. Bay, New York Congratulations to the Class of 77 ROYAL MANOR RESTAURANT Compliments of PEARL’S DEPARTMENT STORE Alexandria Bay Compliments of MR. AND MRS. DAUPHINAIS Hammond, New York Compliments of THE IDEAL SPOT RESTAURANT Theresa, New York Compliments of FOLINO'S SHOE STORE Alexandria Bay, New York Compliments of TIBBLES LUMBER COMPANY Redwood, New York Compliments of BUD’S TAVERN Route 37 Redwood, New York Compliments of the boys at KABEL CHEVROLET Redwood, New York Compliments of STUBBY’S GRILL Redwood, New York Compliments of THE COFFEE KITCHEN Black Lake Road Compliments of MEL FARMS Hammond, New York The Village Farm and Stable Hereford, Sheep, and Horses THE ROGER GILMERS' Congratulations from an ALUMNUS OF '72 WRIGHT’S SPORTING GOODS And Marina Morristonw, New York J. T. PHILLIPS REAL ESTATE And Insurance Black Lake Road Compliments from THE APPLE MAN Bill Savage and Family Good Luck Class of ”77 FROM A CLASSMATE Harold Cazziol GENERAL CONTRACTOR Call 324-5462 Compliments of THE REDWOOD NATIONAL BANK Redwood, New York Congratulations to the CLASS OF 77 From Dallas Dodd Congratulations to the Class of '77 MR. AND MRS. DON HOLLISTER Compliments of MORRISTOWN MARKET Morristown, New York 86 PATRONS NATE'S AUTO PARTS Ogdensburg, New York Phone: (315) 393-0820 RAY'S GROCERY Brier Hill New York MARY'S FABRIC SHOP Route 2 Hammond, New York Much Happiness and Success to the Class of 77 from MR. AND MRS. JAMES SULLIVAN THE HOME RESTAURANT Basil and Betty Bass Hammond, New York GASCON BROTHERS Hammond New York THE SURPRISE STORE Where Quality Counts Ogdensburg, New York Good Luck to the Class of 77 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT A. UHLIG Compliments of CARBINO'S IEWELRY STORE Ogdensburg Mall Congratulations and Best Wishes PAUL AND MARLENE SCHERMERHORN and Family EMRICH'S KNOTTY PINE GIFT SHOP Black Lake Road Hammond, New York Compliments of HAUCK'S HOTEL AND COTTAGES Black Lake, New York McLEAR’S COTTAGE COLONY Black Lake Road Hammond, New York Compliments of FLET'S GROCERY Chippewa Bay, New York CHARLIE’S TAVERN Black Lake Road Camps and Trailer Sites Compliments of DEAN A. ROGERS Carpentry, Masonry, and Cabinetwork BLUE HEAVEN COTTAGES Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Krake Hammond, New York THE OASIS On Black Lake Morristown, New York Congratulations to the great Class of ''77” MR. AND MRS. ROBERT SCOFIELD AND GIRLS BLACK LAKE SUPPLY CO. Hardware - Gas - Glass Edwardsville, New York Best Wishes To the Class of ''77 THE GILMOUR FAMILY THE LOG CABINS Black Lake Hammond, New York MR. AND MRS. ROBERT BICKELHAUPT Pleasant Acres Farm Hammond, New York WILLOW BAY INN - LIZ AND JOHN PUTMAN Black Lake Road Rt. 1, Hammond, New York Compliments of BASS'S GENERAL STORE Hammond, New York Compliments of Hal and Bobbie's BLACK LAKE INN McLEAR’S MOTOR REPAIR Hammond, New York Phone: 375-8831 Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 77” MR. AND MRS. JAMES TAYLER Colonial Specialists Best Wishes Furniture - Carpet - Antiques to the HESS Class of ”77” FURNITURE CO. INC. JOHN and ANN MITCHELL Morristown, New York 393-1700 375-8823 Congratulations to the Class of 77” DICK JUDY MOREY, RICKY AMY C L GROCERY Morristown, New York R. D. 2 Ogdensburg Good Luck to the Class of ”77” FRED THOMAS Hammond, New York Compliments of SANDY COVE CAMPS Hammond, New York FREEMAN'S SHADY LANE CAMPS Boats - Motors - 324-5217 R. D. 3 Hammond, New York Compliments of GILMOUR’S VARIETY STORE Morristown, New York RUSS WILSON RCA Dealer Morristown, New York Lyle, Pat, and Jamie Woodcock Mr. and Mrs. William DiTrinco and family Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rupert Lorraine's Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Randy Bowden Compliments from A Friend Mr. Doug Jones Congratulations to a cousin Hey Jakes of ''77 Sandy and Richard Red Bam Museum Mr. and Mrs. Jack Legacy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prutzman Mr. and Mrs. Neil Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis Mr. and Mrs. Emile Faubert Congratulations and Best Wishes THE LODGE Morristown, New York Compliments of THE SHUNSHINE STORES Gouverneur, New York Best Wishes to the Class of ”77” from IVAN, SHIRLEY, AND SU-ANN Best wishes to my friends in the Class of ”77 from A Friend from the Class of '76 ROSSES MARINA Box 142, Hammond, New York, 13646 Phone - 324-5587 Compliments of PLESSIS AGWAY Plessis, New York Mark Schnittger The Bariteau Family Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bender and Family Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dillon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bowman and Family Dale and Joan Pledger Mike and Helen Michalec Becky Shipley and Daran Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Kime Bonnie Supensky Alice Falke Mr. William Doyle Mr. and Mrs. A1 Sornberger Tom and Nancy Augliano Riverside Motel Kay and Tom Hannan George and Dora Ayotte 88