Hammond Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Hammond, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1984 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS (Director) .... 3 Memorial .... 4 (Producers) 5 (Co-Producers) 9 (Crew) .... Staff 14 (Stars) 17 (Actors) 33 (Staging the Play) Activities .... 48 (Production) .... Senior Play 56 (Players) 59 (Emmy’s) .... 72 (The end) .... 74 (Commercials) .... Advertising 76 DEDICATION When it came time to decide to whom we should dedicate our yearbook there was one person who clearly stood out above the rest. She had confidence in us when we had none in ourselves. Her willingness to help others learn and her willingness to learn herself has benefited all those around her. We, the class of 1984, proudly and graciously dedicate this year’s “Spotlight” to Mrs. Elizabeth Friedrich. She’s a special lady, and there is no way we can repay her for what she has done for us, but this dedication is our way of saying, “Thank you, Mrs. Friedrich!” A Smile for Every Day Proud Teacher A New Day Beginning Two years ago, we lost a classmate and a dear friend. Fred was a very active hunter and fishermen, and he also loved farm animals. Fred was very friendly to everyone, and he was well-liked by all who knew him. We are proud to have had the privilege of knowing Fred as long as we did. His absence is felt by all whose lives he touched, and we will continue to miss him in future years. FRED HUDAR 4 7 M � ) t ' t CURTAIN GOING UP ■? . ■ ON THE PRODUCERS PRINCIPAL ROBERT SCOFIELD VICE PRINCIPAL 6 CHARLES BUCKEL I wish each and every senior the best of luck in the future and hope that they achieve every success possible. “No one of us is smarter than all of us . . I owe thanks to all that have contributed ideas for this school year. BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing: Mr. Jenne, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Brooks. Seated: Mr. Pitcher, Mrs. Felt, Mrs. McCullough. SECRETARY TREASURER 8 Shirley Phillips Sherry Furgison ON THE CO-PRODUCERS JOAN SPIES Years Teaching at Hammond — 31 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 0 College Attended — Plattsburgh, S U.N.Y. ALICE BICKELHAUPT Years Teaching at Hammond — 22 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 1 One Year at Gouverneur Colleges Attended — Central City Business Institute, Potsdam State ELIZABETH FRIEDRICH Years Teaching at Hammond — 4 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 8 Eight Years in DeKalb County Colleges Attended — Georgia State University, SUNY Potsdam ELAINE VOTRAW Years Teaching at Hammond — 1 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 3 Three Years Teaching at Holy Name School, Oxford Academy and Central School, St. Bernards Colleges Attended — S.U.C. Brockport, S.U.C. Fredonia MARK BALZER Years Teaching at Hammond — 2 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 0 College Attended — Fredonia State University THOMAS CHAPMAN Years Teaching at Hammond — 23 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 1 One Year at Waterloo, N.Y. College Attended — Cortland 10 CHARLES BUCKEL Years Teaching at Hammond — 11 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 0 Colleges Attended — S.U.N.Y. Geneseo, S.U.N.Y. Potsdam, Clarkson College of Tech., St. Lawrence University LORI SULLIVAN Years Teaching at Hammond — 4 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 0 College Attended — Oswego State WELDON NOBLE Years Teaching at Hammond — 1 Years Teaching Elsewhere — V2 Half Year at Gouverneur Colleges Attended Canton ATC, North Country Community A.S. College, Potsdam State B.A. PAULA WALTER Years Teaching at Hammond — 1 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 10 Ten Years at Chittenango, N.Y. College Attended — Potsdam State KATHERINE HANNAN Years Teaching at Hammond — 15 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 12 Twelve Years at Dexter, St. Mary’s Academy, Morristown, Heuvelton College Attended — D’Youville College, Buffalo, N.Y. PENNY PASCALE Years Teaching at Hammond — 2 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 0 Colleges Attended — S.U.N.Y. at Morrisville, Michigan State 11 HOWARD BARITEAU Years Teaching at Hammond — 11 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 2 Two Years at Belleville Union Academy, Fabius Central Colleges Attended — Houghton Crane School of Music SUC Potsdam MARIE WOODMAN Years Teaching at Hammond — 6 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 7 Seven Years at Philadelphia, Edwards, Lowville, Lisbon College Attended — S.U.N.Y. Potsdam JOAN DELOSH Years Teaching at Hammond — 12 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 0 Summer School at Mater Dei College College Attended — S.C.U. Potsdam CAROLYN CUSHMAN Years Teaching at Hammond — 2 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 1 One Year at Ogdensburg Colleges Attended — St. Lawrence University, S.U.N.Y. Binghamton ELIZABETH SCARLETT Years Teaching at Hammond — 10 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 5 Five Years at Rush, Fayetteville Colleges Attended — William Smith, Syracuse University DONNA CHASE Years Teaching at Hammond — 25 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 0 College Attended — Potsdam State University 12 DONNA SLOAN Years Teaching at Hammond — 11 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 9 Nine Years at Clinton, Webster, Gouverneur, Heuvelton College Attended — Potsdam State MARY SUE SEYMOUR Years Teaching at Hammond — 9 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 0 College Attended — Potsdam State BETTY MOFFAT Years Teaching at Hammond — 22 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 3 Three Years at Port Jervis, N.Y. Colleges Attended — Geneseo State Teachers College DOUG DELOSH Years Teaching at Hammond — 13 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 0 College Attended — Potsdam State IRENE GARDNER Years Teaching at Hammond — 10 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 5 Five Years at Norwood — Norfolk College Attended — Potsdam State PATRICIA LANGTRY Years Teaching at Hammond — 7 Years Teaching Elsewhere — 0 Colleges Attended — Oswego, Potsdam State 13 CAFETERIA STAFF TEACHERS’ AIDS NURSE Top Left: Christy Simons, Bessie Gallagher, Sally Stowe. Top Right: Marjorie Morrison, Ella Bass, Mary Bowden Bottom Right: Shirley Gordon 14 BUS DRIVERS Harold Moore, Jean Shindler, Edward Salamacha, Malcolm McGregor, Pat Thivierge, Mary Bowden MECHANIC Ray LaPlant CUSTODIANS Denis Amyot, Jack Legacy, Bob Gladle LIBRARIAN GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Janet Wakefield PSYCHOLOGIST 17 Andrew Alberry — Yearbook 4 . . . Play 4 . . . F.F.A. 1, 2 .. . Ag 1, 2 . .. BOCES 3,4 .. . Soc- cer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Captain 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 . .. Baseball 1,2, 3,4. Gary Angel — Yearbook 4 . . . Play 4 . . . F.F.A. 2,4. . .Ag2,4. . BOCES3. Stephen Bariteau — Co-Editor 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom 3 . . . Class Treas. 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council V. Pres. 4 . . . Honor Society Pres. 4 . . . Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . Band Treas. 3 . . . Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Pep Band 1 . . . Valley League Concert Band 1, 2, 3 ... Valley League Stage Band 4 . . . Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . NYSSMA Solo Coinpetition 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Area All-State Con- cert Band 3, 4 ... St. Lawrence County — St. Lawrence University Band 1 . . . Arion Award 3 V. Chorus 4 ... Language Club 1, 2, 4§ .. ■forth County Scholar Nominee to St. Lawrence University 4 . . . Clarkson Science Fair Partici- pant 3 . . . Audio-Visual Cljjb 1, 2, 4 . . . Stereo Management 3, 4 ... Soccer 1 ... Basketball Announcer 1, 2, 3, 4. Sharon Barley — Yearbook 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom 3 . . . Marching Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Majorette 1, 2, 3 ... Valley League Chorus 1, 4 Cheerleading 1, 2. Cindy Boland — Yearbook Treas. 4 . . . Play 4 . . Prom Com. 3 . . . Class Treas. 1 . . . Chorus 1,4... Valley League Chorus 1,4... BOCES 3,4 . . . Softball 1, 2, 4. Michelle Charlebois — Yearbook Publicity Chairman 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom Com. 3 . . . Ag 2 . . . Soccer 1. Trina Closs — Yearbook 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom Com. 3 . . . Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Pep Band 1 . . . Marching Band Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Solo Competition 1, 2, 3 . . . Arion Award 3 . . . Valley League Band 3, 4 . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Valley League Chorus 1, 2 ... Echos 1, 2 Language Club 1, 2, 4 .. . Tutor 3, 4 . . . Soccer 1,2, 3,4 ... Softball 1,2,4. Chris DiTrinco — Yearbook 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom 3 . . . F.F.A. 4 . . . Ag 4 . . . Marching Band 1, 2 ... Language Club 1, 2 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4. Tina Drake — Yearbook 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom 3 . . . Band 3 . . . Chorus . . Drama 1 . .. Cheering 4 . . . Track 1, 2. David Folsom — Yearbook 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom 3 ... V. Pres. 2, 3 . . . Outing Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Motor Cross Club 1, 2 . . . Soccer 4 . . . Basketball 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Football 1, 2, 3. Bruce Grundmann — Yearbook Sales Manager 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom 3 . . . F.F.A. 1, 2 . . . Ag 1, 2 .. . BOCES 3, 4. William Hollister — Yearbook 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom Com. 3 vS F.A. Student Advisor 4 . . . ir.F.A. 1, 2, 4 . . . Ag 1, 2, 4 . . . Soccer 3, 4 ... • Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 4. Margb Hollister — Yearbook 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom Com. 3 . . . Dance Band 1 . . . Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Valley League Band 3, 4 . . . Chorus 1, 3, 4 . . . Valley League Chorus 2 . . . Language Club 1, 2, 4 . . . Soccer 1, 2, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2 . . . 18 Paul Langtry — Yearbook 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom 3 . Student Council 4 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Language Club 1,2... Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Baseball 2, f 3,4. Amy Neuroth I— Copy Writing Editor 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom Com. 3 ... V. Pres. 1 . . . Pres. 3 . T Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Marching Band LJE, 3, 4 . . . Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Valley League Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Area All-State 1st Alter- I nate (Flute) 4 .. . Solo Competition 1, 2, 3 .. . Language Club 1, 2, 4 . . . Pres. 4 . . . Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . Tutor 3, 4 . . . Whiz Quiz If Member 4 . . . Whiz Quiz Alternate 3 . . . Girl’s Basketball Scorekeeper 2, 3, 4 . . . Boy’s Soccer Scorekeeper 2 . . . Softball Co-Captain 3 . . . E Farm Bureau Citizenship Award Recipient 3. Carolyn Rogers — Yearbook 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom Com. 3 ... V. Pres. 2 . . . Student Council Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Commander of Color Guard 2, 3, 4 . . . Chorus 1, 3, 4 . . . Valley League Chorus 3. nes Rupert — Yearbook 4 . . . Play 4 . . . m 3 ... V. Pres. 4 . . . F.F.A. V. Pres. 4 . . . Ag 4 . . . Student Council Pres. 4 ... Student juncil 2 . . . Marching Band 3, 4 . . . Band 3, 4 Language Club 1, 2 ... Soccer 2, 3 . . . sketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Rupert — Photography Editor 4 . . . Play 4 F.F.A. Reporter 4 . . . Ag 4 ... Student uncil 4 . . . Marching Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 3, 4 . . . Valley League Band 3, 4 . . . Language Club 1, 2 . . . Soccer 2, 3, 4 . . . Captain 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. ip Rutherford — Layout Editor 4 . . . Play 4 Prom Com. 3 . . . Sec. 4 . . . Student Council 3 . Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Tutor 3, 4 . . . Whiz Quiz Team 3, 4 . . . Clarkson Science Fair Participant 3 . . . National Merit Scholarship Commended Student 3 . . . P.M.U. Epsilon Math Competition 2 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Gandy Stoddard — Yearbook 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom Com. 3 . . . Pres. 4 . . . Language Club 1, 2 . . . Cafeteria 3 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Tina Wolfe — Co-Editor 4 . . . Play 4 Prom Com. 3 . . . Pres. 2 ... V. Pres. 3 . . . F.F.A. Sec. 4 . . . F.F.A. 3, 4 . .. Chairman Ag Com. 3 . .. Ag 3, 4 . . . Chorus 3, 4 . . . Valley League Chorus 3, 4 . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Tutor 3, 4 . . . Whiz Quiz 4th Alternate 3 . . . Whiz Quiz 1st Alternate 4 . . . Cafeteria 4 . . . Boy’s Soccer Scorekeeper 4 . . . Boy’s Basketball Scorekeeper 4. Marcia Youngs — Art Editor 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom 3 . . . Sec. 1 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Band 1,2... Marching Band 1, 2 . . . Chorus 1, 2, 4 ... Valley League Chorus 1, 2, 4 Language Club 1, 2, 4 . . . BOCES 3, 4 . . . Soc- cer 1, 2, 4 ... Cheering 2, 3, 4 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Karen Youngs — Yearbook 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom 3 . .. Language Club 1. . . BOCES 3,4. Bev Johnson — Yearbook 4 . . . Play 4 . . . Prom 3 . . . F.F.A. 1, 2 . . . Ag 1, 2 . . . Student Council i, 2 . . . Band 1 . . . Soccer 1, 2 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Softball 1, 2. Pam Mackey — Prom Com. 3 . . . Sec. 3 . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . French Club 1, 2 Whiz Quiz Team 3 . . . Clarkson School (early admittance) 4 . . . Soccer 3. 19 Andrew S. Alberry Stephen H. Bariteau Sharon L. Barley Cindy S. Boland 20 Michelle A. Charlebois Trina L. Closs Tina K. Drake Christine DiTrinco Bruce A. Grundmann David W. Folsom William S. Hollister Weatherlady “Tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all.” Alfred Lord Tennyson Belle ‘‘It lies around us like a cloud, A World we do not see; Yet the sweet closing of an eye may bring us there to be.” Harriet Beecher Stowe Di “I too shall lie in the dust when I am gone, but for now, let me win noble renown.” Homer Captain Cavy “There is a fullness of all things, even of sleep and of love.” Homer Mort “Opinions cannot survive if one has no chance to fight for them.” Thomas Mann Fast Andy “One must be something to be able to do something.” Goethe Diz “Let it be forgotten, as a flower is forgotten, forgotten as a fire that once once was singing gold, let it be forgotten forever and ever, time is a kind friend, he will make us old.” Sara Teasdale m • i “Friend after friend departs; Who hath not lost a friend? There is no union here of hearts That hath not here its end.” Montogomery Snowman “He who opens a school door, closes a prison. Victor Hugo Short Stuff “Always so right. This will gratify some people, and astonish the rest.” Unknown Weezy “Whoever is happy will make others happy too. He who has courage and faith will never perish in misery!” Anne Frank Jerry “What wise or stupid thing can man conceive That was not thought of in ages long ago?” Johann Wolfgang von Chris “Never before have we had so little time in which to do so much.” Goethe Roosevelt Franklin Delano 23 CLASS 24 25 Paulz “I am part of all those I have met.” Alfred Lord Tennyson Ame “There is a wisdom of the head, and ... a wisdom of the heart.” Charles Dickens Mag “You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” Kahlil Gibrian “Ask me no questions, and I’ll tell “The only way to get rid of Temptation you no fibs.” is to yield to it.” Oliver Goldsmith Anonymous Carly (Englais) “When we fall out with those we love, 26 We kiss again ... but with tears.” Alfred Lord Tennyson Gandaroo “Men of thought and men of action, Clear the way!” Charles Mackay Scot “And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall be there any more pain: For the former things are passed away.” Book of Revelation Duke “There is only one success — to be able to live your life in your own way.” Christopher Morley Teen “For men may come and men may go, But I go on forever.” Alfred Lord Tennyson Phil “Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well.” Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of Chesterfield Karen “Truth is the only merit that gives dignity and worth to history.” John Emerich 27 28 James M. Rupert Scot A. Rupert Karen S. Youngs Not Pictured — Pam Mackey 29 THE WORLD ACCORDING TO BALZER June 22, 2009 Dear Mrs. Friedrich, Last night I attended the class of 1984’s twenty-fifth class reunion and I enjoyed hearing about the kids’ achievements in life. It was a joy to hear the kids’ accomplishments and here is how they all turned out. Chris DiTrinco is now the proud owner of Turner Inn, specializing in DiTrinco Daiquiri. I asked her how she was able to purchase the bar and she replied, “By investing every Friday and Saturday night.” Phillip Rutherford owns and operates a successful computer dating service with his wife RXD20. Their motto is, “It’s never too late. Let us find you a date.” Tina Drake was the first woman astronaut to step on Mars, but she’s confused with all the attention given to her. I agree with her reasoning as she says, “I’ve been in space all of my life.” Margo Hollister is an accomplished author having written the best-seller, “Valley Girl Jargon,” and said, “Well, you know, like, it’s just a book.” Bill Hollister has finally moved out of his house and now resides in Ogdensburg. I asked him why he moved and he said, “I just couldn’t live on my allowance of $250.00 a week!” Paul Langtry is the game warden of Chippewa Bay and is pushing for year around duck hunting, saying, “They kill cows year around.” Michelle Charlebois won $50,000 in the Kellogg Corn Flakes breakfast slogan contest. Her slogan was, “I’m a flake, you’re a flake, wouldn’t you like to be a flake, too?” Beverly Johnson inherited the Hammond Phone Company, and her only complaint is, “There are too many phone calls every day.” Scot and James Rupert are rock promoters and have an exclusive contract with the Hammond Stu- dent Council Music Service. 30 Jerry Folsom owns and operates a mirror outlet store in Canton, saying, “I just can’t see enough of myself.” Tina Wolfe is the editor of the Watertown Daily Times and told me, “I can voice my opinion now without anyone arguing with me.” Andrew Alberry has found a cure for baldness but insisted he didn’t do it. Stephen Bariteau is now a member of the Boston Philharmonic and has released a solo album, “Saturday Night Bariteau.” Bruce Grundmann and Gary Angel are Co-Owners of Angel-Mann Service Center. Their slogan is, “It may take us ten times to get it right, but we’re cheap.” Karen Youngs has replaced Mrs. Phillips as Mr. Scofield’s secretary and enjoys going to the office without being sent there. Sharon Barley and Marcia Youngs are nurses at the L.A. Trauma Center and are stand-bys for Suzanne Somers and Heather Locklear. Trina Closs and Amy Neuroth are the co-producers of the soap opera hit, “As Hammond Central Turns.” Amy was quoted as saying, “It’s about time someone wrote about the good things that hap- pen in the American school system.” 1 was surprised to hear that Cindy Boland took over Danny Burgess’s place as the weather lady at WWNY T.V. She said there is no need for Mr. Scofield to call in Hammond’s school closings because she knows when it is going to snow before he does. Carolyn Rogers is a door-to-door salesman selling stereos. She said, “If I can sell Walkmans in Ham- mond, I can sell stereos in California.” I was sorry that Senator Stoddard couldn’t attend the reunion, but Mr. Scofield explained the Senator was recovering from surgery to remove the brown from his nose, a disease he contracted in high school. I hope you are as impressed as I am with the class’s progress in life. I must sign off and prepare myself for first period Social Studies 11.1 have the Class of 1984’s kids in this class. Sincerely, Mark J. Balzer The Juniors on the big night. The Crown Carriers — Carl Perkins and Elizabeth Gardner THE ROYALTY James Boland — King, Theresa Arquitt — Queen Gandy Stoddard — Prince, Tina Wolfe — Princess James Rupert — Prince, Pam Mackey — Princess The Junior Prom — a good time for everyone! 32 ' f l , rs 'h i CURTAIN GOING UP THE ACTORS 33 I I Jason Smith — President Philip Bariteau — Treasurer Tim Neuroth — Vice President Brenda Youngs — Secretary Mrs. Sullivan Top Row: Peter Henderson, Doug Hadlock, Mike Kussavage. Middle Row: Pam Henderson, Diana Dunham, Lisa Youngs, Relani Prud’Homme. Bottom Row: Susan Ayotte, Kim Hagen, Renee Perkins. Top Row: Rick Jolly, Donald Bogart, Harold Cazziol, Andy Bowden, Leonard Bickelhaupt, Mike Hsu. Bottom Row: Michael Amyot, Ron- nie Boland, Brett Belfield, Bobby Boland. 36 � Ji a a n i Top Row: Gary Bass, Louis Ditrinco, Tim Rogers, Cliff Badgely. Bottom Row: Craig McLear, Roger Hadlock, Jill Wimmer, Leslie Bogart, Tammy June, Donald Vrabel. Top Row: Mike Taylor, Kelly Shoulette, Shelly Davidson, Michelle Hollister, Amy Drake. Bottom Row: James Hutton, Audra Grundman. 37 F R E S H M E N Miss Pascale Travis Langtry — President Krista Youngs — Vice President Grant Prud’homme — Treasurer Miki Alberry — Secretary TOUCH TYPfrJG METHOD Top Row: Art Howie, Barb Wolfe, Jeff Drake, Randy Shutler, Steve Toland. Bottom Row: Amy Dunn, Teri Marsaw, Shaun Stoddard, Denelle Sunderland, Richard Rupert. Top Row: Sam Stephenson, Kenneth Martire, Jackie Scofield, Dawn Boland, Laura Howie. Bottom Row: Joanne White, Christine Walsh, Bobbie Jo Stephenson, Darlene Murray. Top Row: Scott Gleason, Rhonda Bertram, Laura Lee Youngs, Patti Jo Thivierge, Philip Hadlock. Bottom Row: Kent Hollister, Laurie Youngs, Tammy Viau, Marc Mahay. 39 E I G H T H Top Row: John Ceresoli, Dwayne McQueer, Dorothy Wolfe, Allan Rupert. Middle Row: Shelin Dillon, Karrie Hollister, Nancy Hadlock, Cathleen Gleason. Bottom Row: Jamie Simons. Top Row: Gene Gardner, Stephen Bogardus, Dawn Belfield, Kim Laseige, Alan Neuroth, Garnett Rogers. Bot- tom Row: Guy Tayler, Mary Hunter, Caroline Rutherford, Lawrence Leary. 40 TOP ROW: JOHN HUNTER, MARK YOUNGS, MARTY YOUNGS, ROB SCARLETT, SHAUN SLOAN, JEFF VIAU, KAYNE LANGTRY, CHRIS SULLIVAN. BOTTOM ROW: DANNY MURRAY, CAROL SHOULETTE, KATHY YOUNGS, TAMMY WHITE, HEATHER SCOFIELD, MARY | WALSH, LISA MARSAW, DOREEN WIMMER. TOP ROW: KIM BOGARTUS, STACY DUNN, LORI GREENE, ANN HOWIE, SALLY CLYDE, LISA HOROWITZ, DEBBIE HADLOCK, MICHELLE FELT, VALERIE DRAKE. BOTTOM ROW: BRIAN DRAKE, SCOTT FLATH, JEFF BROWN, BRIAN FLATH, DOUG BARNEY, EDWIN ARQUITT, JOHN AYOTTE. 41 I TOP ROW: ROBERT POIRIER, DANNY SIMONS, KENNETH YOUNGS, CARL CERESOLI, SUNNY MCMASTER, JEFF HUTTON, SCOTT SLOAN, SILAS PRUDHOMME, MISS LANGTRY. MIDDLE ROW: IRVING SAFOE,.BOBBY BUSHEY, SUSIE TOLAND, HELEN PRESTON, STEPHANI MAZURKIEWICZ, DELINDA SUNDERLAND, ANGELA DANIELS, CLAY SCHERMERHORN, FRANCIS BOLAND. BOTTOM ROW: TRACY LAROCK, KEVIN DISHAW, DANA CLOSS, MARK SCARLET, BRENT GLEASON. ABSENT: JOHN BILLINGS. F I F T H i TOP ROW: RACHELLE KRAKE, LISA BROWN, DAWN PERKINS, SHANA SHUTLER, KAREN SHOULETTE, DOEDI WOLFE, KASEY HOLLISTER, MR. DELOSH. MIDDLE ROW: DIANA HADLOCK, MELISSA DANIELS, REBECCA SCARLETT, MELISSA YOUNG, KAREN BARLEY, MIKE BARNEY, JAMIE DUNN, WADE FELT. BOTTOM ROW: DAWN YOUNGS, VICKI NELSON, TOMMY DONIE, DUANE JUNE, BIL- LY WALSH, CHRIS TOLAND. TOP ROW: LAURIE EVANS, JASON MANN, PEGGY HUNTER, BILLY PRESTON, STEVEN ARDUINE, KEVIN TOLAND, CURTIS DISHAW, JEREMIAH PRUDHOMME, TERRY FLATH. BOTTOM ROW: FRANK CERESOLI, KEVIN BROWN, KATINA DILLON, HOLLY LA SIEGE, AMY HOWARD, RICHARD DUNHAM, JENNY RYDER, TIM GLEASON. TOP ROW: KOREY HOLLISTER, KAREN WYMAN, JIM BRIERE, CAROL HUTTON. SECOND ROW: ANGEL SHAVER, BRANDE CROWNER, TAMMY DANIELS. THIRD ROW: JULIE MANSON, TREVOR ROLFE, JASON DAFOE. FOURTH ROW: MRS. SEYMORE, JEN- NIFER ROGERS, JOHN RYDER, MISTY SHAFER, TINA MAHAY, THERESA MCCARTHA. BOTTOM ROW: LORRAINE HODGE, BRENDA FLEMING, MILLARD LEARY, IAN PADDOCK, ALLEN YOUNGS. T H I R D 43 TOP ROW: NICHOLAS GARDNER, SHAYNE MARSAW, SKYE RYDER, ROBERT GALLOWAY, DON- NA HUTTON, MRS. MOFFAT. SECOND ROW: TODD FLYNN, WAYNE STOWELL, ALLEN HOWIE, JENNIFER HADLOCK, KRISTIN BARNEY. THIRD ROW: RYAN FLEMING, AMY WIGNALL, PENNI YOUNGS, MATTHEW CHAPMAN. BOTTOM ROW: SARAH HUNTER, KEITH McCARTHA, JASEN HODGE, JENNIFER CHAPMAN. TOP ROW: MRS. SLOAN, JASON MANSON, VICKIE BASS, STEVEN SHOULETTE, ROBERT FRISINA, KEVIN CHAPMAN, TORY STEWART, KYLE NELSON, ROSEMARY AMYOT, JAMIE BILLINGS. MIDDLE ROW: KRISTA CLOSS, TANYA GREENE, CARRIE WOODCOCK, JOSHUA SCARLETT, SALVATORE DELLA PENNA, JEFFERY FLEMING, LESLIE VRABEL, RANDY ROLFE. BOTTOM ROW: RONALD WALSH, MARK DISHAW, ELIZABETH GARDNER, NOEL DAFUE, AMY JO PRESTON, JEFFERY WALSH. ABSENT: JAIME SHERMAN, JONATHAN SHERMAN. TOP ROW: JASON MURRAY, WILLIAM STINE, JAIME McDERMITT, JASON PLEDGER, SCOTT MILSAP, JOHN VAN SCHAICK, RENEE FLEM- M ING, DOROTHY HARRIS, MRS. CHASE. MIDDLE ROW: VALERIE HARRIS, AMANDA GARDNER, TERRY KRAKE, CHAD ROLFE, JULIE I | AMYOT, JESSE GATES, KARALEE NEUROTH. BOTTOM ROW: JODY HODGE, JENNIFER BILLINGS, JUDY HODGE, ADAM HOWARD, VALERIE VRABEL, MATT PHALEN, MARK PHALEN, JASON CHAPMAN, ANDREW HOWARD. ABSENT: HOLLY BICKELHAUPT A TYPICAL DAY AT H.C.S. Oh, no, Mr. Scofield, not another sit-down strike! Let’s high-step it to Rossie! Smooth move! Oh, no, I’ve got the wrong cheat sheet! It is, too, going to snow on graduation day! I can’t help it that I’m so good!! After 3 weeks, he finally understands! 46 LIKE STUDENT, LIKE TEACHER! 47 The seniors are going to get it now! The seniors speak no evil, see no evil, and hear no evil! Seated: Philip Bariteau, Scot Rupert, Stephen Bariteau, Mrs. Hannan, Doug Farley, Paul Langtry, James Rupert. Standing: Amy Dunn, Philip Hadlock, Rick Jolly, Doug Hadlock, Amy Drake. c i L HONOR SOCIETY fHMTlONAU HoMoRSaotry Seated: Stephen Bariteau, Tina Wolfe, Trina Closs. Second Row: Amy Neuroth, Doug Hadlock, Phillip Rutherford, Paul Langtry. Third Row: Nancy Zikos, Rose Zikos, Diana Dunham. Standing: Mike Amyot, Brenda Youngs, Renee Perkins. 49 zcon HznocHw MARCHING BAND Front Row: Cindi Young, Trina Closs, Carolyn Rogers, Shelly Davidson, Peggy Youngs, Doug Hadlock, Tina Drake, Diana Dunham, Amy Drake, Michelle Hollister. Second Row: Laurie Youngs, Audra Grundmann, Amanda Perkins, Linda Boland, Tammy Viau, Dorothy Wolfe, Patti Thieverage, Kelly Shoulette, Joanne White. Third Row: Marc Mahay, Shelly Simons, Rhonda Bertram, Miki Alberry, Jackie Scofield, Christine Walsh, Teri Marsaw, Amy Neuroth. Fourth Row: Margo Hollister, Steve Bariteau, Scot Rupert, Philip Hadlock, Jim Amyot, Denelle Sunderland, Andy Bowden. Fifth Row: Paul Langtry, Ricky Jolly, Leonard Bickelhaupt, Phil Bariteau, Mike Amyot, James Rupert, Mr. Bariteau. SENIOR BAND First Row: Amy Neuroth, Brian Drake, Ricky Jolly, Paul Langtry, James Rupert, Mike Amyot, Shaun Sloan, Jeff Viau. Second Row: Trina Closs, Amy Drake, Jackie Scofield, Teri Marsaw, Christine Walsh, Caroline Rutherford, Schelin Dillon, Michelle Felt, Lisa Marsaw, Miki Alberry. Third Row: Shelly Simons, Steve Bariteau, Margo Hollister, Danelle Sunderland, Scot Rupert, Jim Amyot, Nancy Hadlock, Heather Scofield, Kent Hollister, Rhonda Ber- tram. Fourth Row: Mr. Bariteau, Doreen Wimmer, Karrie Hollister, Debbie Hadlock, Stacey Dunn, Phillip Bariteau, Andrew Bowden, Leonard Bickelhaupt, Marc Mahay, Philip Hadlock. JUNIOR BAND First Row: Stacey Dunn, Debbie Hadlock, Brian Drake, Jeff Viau, Shaun Sloan, Doreen Wimmer, Karrie Hollister. Second Row: Mr. Bariteau, Lisa Marsaw, Hollie Brown, Caroline Rutherford, Michelle Felt, Schelin Dillon, Delinda Sunderland, Stephani Mazurkiewicz. Third Row: Dana Closs, Tracy LaRock, Clay Schermerhorn, Carl Ceresoli, Nancy Hadlock, Heather Scofield, Kent Hollister, Scot Sloan, Kasey Hollister. 51 DANCE BAND First Row: Amy Neuroth, Danelle Sunderland, Jim Amyot, Steve Bariteau. Second Row: Mr. Bariteau, Christine Walsh, Jill Wimmer, Mike Amyot, Phillip Bariteau. Third Row: Amy Drake, Trina Closs, Jackie Scofield, Miki Alberry, Rhonda Bertram. CAFETERIA HELP First Row: Milton Marcellus, Steve Toland, Amy Drake, Linda Boland, Dorothy Wolfe, Andrew Bowden. Second Row: Guy Tayler, Shelly Davidson, Tina Wolfe, Shelly Simons, Shaun Stoddard, Peggy Youngs, Murray Simons. 52 SENIOR CHORUS Top Row: Bob Boland, Leonard Bickelhaupt, Harold Cazziol. Second Row: Lisa Youngs, Darlene Murray, Teri Marsaw, Marc Mahay, Peter Henderson, Kelvin Youngs, Doug Hadlock, Steve Bariteau, Shaun Stoddard, Patti Thivierge, Tina Drake, Margo Hollister, Trina Closs, Danelle Sunderland, Tammy June, Audra Grundmann, Amanda Perkins, Christine Walsh, Cheryl Stowe, Susan Ayotte, Renee Perkins, Relonie Prudhomne, Rose Zikos, Leslie Bogart, Amy Drake, Michelle Hollister, Sharon Barley. Third Row: Diana Dunham, Linda Boland, Kim Hagen, Laura Howie, Tammy Viau, Jackie Scofield, Amy Dunn, Pam Hender- son, Nancy Zikos, Tina Wolfe, Laurie Ann Youngs, Miki Alberry, Cindi Young, Bobbie Jo Stephenson. JUNIOR CHORUS Top Row: Barbara Bushey, Lisa Horowitz, Kathy Youngs, Brian Drake, Lisa Marsaw, Chris Sullivan, Doreen Wimmer, John Ayotte, Valerie Drake, Kar- rie Hollister, Heather Scofield. Bottom Row: Lori Greene, Stacey Dunn, Dorothy Wolfe, Nancy Hadlock, Carol Shoulette, Schelin Dillon, Debbie Hadlock, Caroline Rutherford. co ELEMENTARY CHORUS Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Grade. LITTLE ANGELS 54 First Row: Mrs. Woodman, First Grade. Second Row: Second Grade. Third Row: Third Grade. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row: Louis DiTrinco, Kevin Youngs, Ronald Vrabel, Bill Hollister, Scot Rupert, Tina Wolfe, Tim Neuroth, James Rupert, Leonard Bickelhaupt, Donald Vrabel, Sam Stephenson. Second Row: Gary Bass, Miss Pascale, Roger Hadlock, Mike Tayler, Jeff Drake, Andrew Bowden, Craig McLear, Bob Boland, Harold Cazziol, Chris DiTrinco, Shelly Davidson, Peter Henderson, Kelvin Youngs, Kim Hagen, Gary Angel, Doug Farley. SENIOR BOCES Standing: Cindy Boland, Karen Youngs. Sitting: Andy Alberry, Marcia Young, Bruce Grundmann. 55 PRESENTING THE DRAMATIC Charlie is watching us again. I’m not taking anymore tests. Come on, Charlie. Let’s go home. Senior’s way of concentrating on the play. 56 FLOWERS FOR ALGERNON STARS OF H.C.S. IN ... That can’t be Tina Wolfe. Night before showtime. Dr. Strauss Professor Nemur Alice Kinnian ... Burt Seldon . . . . Charlie Gordon . Doris........... Nurse........... Frank........... Gina............ Mrs. Donner . . . Joe............. Mother.......... Little Charlie ... Father.......... Child Norma ... Ellen........... Teenage Charlie Teenage Charlie Bernice......... Connie.......... Chairlady....... Mrs. Mooney .. . Mrs. Nemur Mr. Harvey Jackie Welberg . Anne Welberg .. Norma .......... .... Steve Bariteau . Phillip Rutherford .... Amy Neuroth ......Scot Rupert . . Gandy Stoddard Michelle Charlebois ......Trina Closs ......Paul Langtry ......Tina Drake ... . Marcia Young .... Andy Alberry .... Cindy Boland . . Travis Friedrich . .. . James Rupert . .. . Sharon Barley . . .. Chris DiTrinco .... David Folsom ......Gary Angel ... Diana Dunham ,.. . Karen Youngs . .. Margo Hollister ......Tina Wolfe ......Trina Closs ......Bill Hollister ......Bev Johnson .. Margo Hollister .. Carolyn Rogers Listen here, woman! LANGUAGE CLUB First Row: Doug Hadlock, Amy Neuroth, Margo Hollister, Jason Smith, Renee Perkins, Mike Amyot, Cheryl Stowe, Steve Bariteau. Second Row: Christine Walsh, Marc Mahay, James Rupert, Laura Youngs, Denelle Sunderland, Tammy Viau, Kelly Shoulette, Amy Drake, Phil Bariteau. Third Row: Mrs. Delosh, Trina Closs, Diana Dunham, Amanda Perkins, Randy Shutler, Relanie Prudhomne, Susan Ayotte, Michelle Hollister. WHIZ QUIZ First Row: Regulars — Phil Hadlock, Doug Hadlock, Amy Neuroth, Phillip Rutherford. Second Row: Alternates — Tina Wolfe, Jason Smith, Rose Zikos, Marc Mahay. 58 • t ' - i CURTAIN GOING UP BOYS SOCCER Front Row: Ron Boland, Alan Rupert, Scot Rupert, Jason Smith, Andy Alberry, Bob Boland, Kenny Martire. Second Row: Murray Simons, Kelvin Youngs, Jerry Folsom, Ricky Jolly, Scot Gleason, Travis Langtry, Grant Prudhomne, Kent Hollister. GIRLS SOCCER Front Row: Heather Scofield, Jackie Scofield, Dorothy Wolfe, Relanie Prudhomne, Diana Dunham. Second Row: Darlene Murray, Peggy Youngs, Brenda Youngs, Rhonda Bertram, Margo Hollister, Marcia Youngs, Trina Closs, Peter Henderson, Amanda Perkins. Third Row: Mrs. Sullivan, Krista Youngs, Lisa Mar- saw, Karrie Hollister, Schelin Dillon, Teri Marsaw, Renee Perkins, Jodi Mann, Pam Henderson, Kelly Shoulette, Shelly Simons, Mike Tayler. 60 CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Sharon Barley. Second Row: Amy Drake, Amanda Perkins, Kim Hagen. Third Row: Cindi Young, Tina Drake, Advisor — Penny Pascale, Michelle Hollister. Denelle Sunderland. Fourth Row: Renee Perkins, Jennifer Chapman, Margo Hollister. BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL We started our basketball practice on November 14, 1983 with some key players missing from our 19 and 4 season of 1982-83. These players were Dave McQueer, Tom Bowman, Ryan Schermerhorn, Dave Jenne, Scott McWharf and Don Bogart. We had three starting positions to fill, but we were lucky enough to have point guard, James Rupert, and center, Gandy Stoddard, back to anchor our team. Division III basketball again this year found the teams evenly matched as usual. If you relaxed or didn’t take a team seriously enough, you found yourself on the losing side of the game. The following players were on the team when we opened our season on December 13, 1983: Andy Alberry, Bob Boland, Ron Boland, Andy Bowden, Harold Cazziol, Doug Hadlock, Bill Hollister, James Rupert, Scot Rupert, Phil Rutherford, Murray Simons, Jason Smith, Gandy Stoddard, and Kelvin Youngs. We added Art Howie to the team on Feb. 3, 1984, from the JV squad. Team managers were Carl Ceresoli, Scot Sloan and Brent Gleason. Team statisticians were Diana Dunham, Jody Mann and Cheryl Stowe. At the end of the regular season, we had a record of 10 wins and 6 losses which tied us for third place with Heuvelton behind Edwards and Harrisville. We got a bye in the first round of sectional play-offs. The second round was played at Canton ATC and we played Chateaugay from Division II. We won this game 66-37. From here, we went to Potsdam State to play Hermon-DeKalb. We lost this game in overtime 57-59. This ended our season, and we did better than I thought we might at the beginning of the season. All Star selections made by the coaches of the Northern Athletic Conference Division III were Gandy Stod- dard (first team) and James Rupert (second team). Phil Rutherford was selected for the All-Northern Academic team. As I look back now, our biggest win was over Edwards who won the overall D Division Championship and went on to the State Tournament and in the first round defeated the 1982-83 State D Champions — Brookfield. I want to thank the team for its dedication, the school administration, parents and you, the fans, for your loyal support again this year. Coach Tom Chapman Boys’ Varsity Basketball 62 Gandy, where are you going? I got it! Get the lead out, Gandy! ON THE COURT ACTION 63 BOYS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Front Row: Brent Gleason, Carl Ceresoli, Scott Gleason. Second Row: Shaun Sloan, Doug Farley, A1 Rupert, Ed Arquitt, Jeff Viau. Third Row: Craig McLear, Travis Langtry, Dwayne McQueer, Art Howie, Gary Bass, Kent Hollister, Grant Prudhomne, Mr. Balzer. The Hammond Junior varsity basketball team finished its season with an 8-8 record. The team was led in scoring by Art Howie with a 20 point scoring average. Playing their last games on the junior varsity level were Doug Farley, Craig McLear, Gary Bass and Art Howie. 64 Way to sky, Kelvin! S-l-N-K IT HCS AT PLAY GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: Brenda Youngs, Marcia Young, Relonie Prudhomme. Second Row: Miss Votraw, Kelly Shoulette, Mandy Simons, Cheryl Stowe, Shelly Simons, Shelly Davidson, Bev Johnson — Not Pictured. This year the girls’ Varsity basketball team was a young squad, which progressed throughout the season. The girls worked hard and displayed much character. The Varsity squad is a very promising team for next season and one to be reckoned with! Miss Votraw That’s funny! It’s supposed to come down! We can score twice as much with two balls! GIRLS’ JV BASKETBALL Back Row: Laura Howie, Jackie Scofield, Lisa Marsaw, Darleen Murray, Teri Marsaw, Karrie Hollister, Rhonda Bertram, Miss Votraw. Front Row: Dorothy Wolfe, Carol Shoulette, Heather Scofield, Krista Youngs, Cathy Gleason, Laurie Youngs. The girls’ Junior Varsity team closed out its season by defeating Morristown 46-45 and reigns as Co-Champions for the 1983- 84 season. The girls were a super group to work with. Contributing to their success were their outstanding qualities of unselfishness and the ability to play as a team!! Congratulations! Miss Votraw Put your arms down! The war’s over! Porky, don’t run away from me now! 67 BASEBALL (no team picture available) Dave Mcqueer. Jimmy Boland, Phillip Rutherford, James Rupert, Scot Rupert, Paul Langtry, Andy Alberry, Harold Cazziol, Bobby Boland, Kelvin Youngs, A1 Rupert, Art Howie The Hammond Varsity baseball team ended its season with a 3-8 record. The team was very competitive despite its record, and its season was highlighted by a 5-1 upset victory over Morristown. Mr. Balzer THU APR 28 DANCE 8 TIL II BASEBALL SOFTBALL MORRISTOWN HERE MON THE 25 TH Great weather for a game! Paul, this is a baseball field. Do this when you get a standing ovation. Put it over the plate! 68 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL 1983 Front Row: Margo Hollister, Amy Neuroth, Brenda Youngs, Renee Perkins, Jackie Scofield, Diana Dunham, Jeff Viau, Kevin Hollister. Second Row: Teri Mar- saw, Shelly Simons, Marcia Young, Mandy Simons, Cheryl Stowe, Pam Henderson, Mr. Buckel. Absent: Dorothy Wolfe. GETTING READY FOR THE BIG NIGHT You finish up, Bill. I’m going home! I wonder, what color now? H.C.S. AT ITS BEST Omigosh! What is that? Hello, my furry friend! Don’t look at me like that! Thumbody change me! I’m a Ten! 71 ATHLETIC AWARDS - 1983 First Row: James Rupert, Pam Henderson, Ryan Schermerhorn, Dave McQueer, Murray Simons, Shelly Simons, Brenda Youngs, Cheryl Stowe, David Jenne. Second Row: Alan Rupert, Marcia Young, Krista Young, Diana Dunham. Third Row: Ron Boland, Trina Closs, Jackie Scofield, Dorothy Wolfe. KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION - 1983 72 Mii n TALENT SHOW 73 LAST WILL I, Andy Alberry, leave to Alan my speed, to Mrs. Spies I leave the fond memories of cooking class, to Harold 1 leave my ability to play third base, and last but not least, I leave my ability to be rude and sarcastic to Porky Wolfe. I, Gary Angel, leave to Leonard the ability to cheat without getting caught, and to Joanne I leave the ability to graduate before going insane. I, Stephen Bariteau, leave to Phil and Mike Amyot my ability to get Brownie Points. To Rose and Nancy I leave a baseball bat to use in volleyball. I, Sharon Barley, leave to Susan the memories of volleyball games. To my sister I leave my ability to get along with teachers, and I leave to my parents all my love and thanks. 1, Cindy Boland, leave my family all my love. To the class of ’85 I leave the ability to get along with Mr. Scofield and his wise cracks, and to Chris I leave the WOODY WOODPECKER PROFILE. I, Michelle Charlebois, leave to Michael Amyot my exceptional athletic abilities, especially my volleyball skills. To my parents, grandparents, Mrs. Smith, and Mr. Scofield I leave a special thanks for their support. I, Trina Closs, leave to Dana my ability to get through school, to all the altos I leave dear Mrs. Woodman, and to Patti I leave all of the fun of not playing in volleyball. I, Chris DiTrinco, leave to Jodi Mann the memory of a ditch in Canton, the ride home from D.E.’s wedding, and an event in the M.C.S. bathroom. I, Tina Drake, leave to my brother, Jeff, my ability to get along with people, and I also leave my superb brain to the class of 1985. I, Diana Dunham, just leave. I, Jerry Folsom, leave to Leonard my ability to graduate. To Mrs. Walter I leave a pen so she won’t run out of ink after putting my name on the eligibility list. I, Bruce Grundmann, gladly leave the school to Mr. Scofield, to Audra I leave my patience, and to Steve I leave my love for sports. I, Bill Hollister, leave all of my love to One Special Person, and to Doug the ability to find TRAILERS (Ha-Ha). I, Margo Hollister, leave to Jodi a new sweater (without holes), a memory of P.S. on my AND TESTAMENT shoulder, and a special thanks for being there when I needed her. To Jason I leave my ad- dress in college so he will keep in touch. To Marcia I leave many special memories (esp. STOP the CAR!) and a lot of great talks. I, Bev Johnson, leave to Mr. Balzer my ability to stay married longer than 6 months, and to my husband and son I leave all my love. I, Paul Langtry, leave to Mr. Balzer all those memories of ice fishing WITHOUT HIM. 1, Amy Neuroth, leave to Stacey Dunn my beloved first flute chair, to Mr. Balzar I leave a can of Spray ’N Wash and to “Charlie” I leave a kiss and the memory of two very special nights. I, Carolyn Rogers, leave to Garnette the ability to graduate before he is 30, and to Alice a full tank of gas for the Camaro (Let’s go, James). To my parents I leave nothing because I have given them the best 18 years of their lives. 1, James Rupert, leave to Alan my great passing ability, I leave to Kelvin my pitching ability, and to Murray I leave one pair of White Fruit of the Loom underwear. I, Scot Rupert, leave to Mrs. Hannan the knowledge that 1 Do Know How To Do My Book- keeping! To Mr. Balzer 1 leave the problem of finding another talented catcher. To Mandy Simons I leave one duck to quack at. To Amy I leave lots of love and fond memories. I, Phillip Rutherford, leave my good grades to my sister, Caroline, and to Mr. Balzer 1 leave a long hose and a year’s supply of soft drinks so he can pump it directly outdoors into the Pep- si machine without using cannisters. I, Gandy Stoddard, leave to Coach Chapman a perfect “10,” and to Mr. Balzer I leave my favorite baseball bat. I, Tina Wolfe, leave to Nancy, Rose, and Shelly Simons a promise to never forget them and the fond memories that we all shared. To Alice I leave the memories of all the great talks we had about —. To my sisters I leave all my studying skills. To Murray 1 leave nothing of im- portance because he already has the most important thing of all; (ME). I, Marcia Young, leave to my family and Kelvin lots of love and special thanks for putting up with me. To Brenda I leave the memory of some excellent times, and a lot of love. To Mr. Scofield and Mr. Bariteau I leave one less headache and a peaceful 5b studyhall. I, Karen Youngs, leave the back seat on bus 35 to Dawn Perkins. To Rose I leave the ability to learn to tie a tie, and to Nancy 1 leave all my senior privileges. 77 ALEXANDRIA BAY BIGM Thomson Mall Route 12 Alexandria Bay, New York TLC ANTIQUES AND JENNY’S PLACE Tom, Bet, and Jen Chapman Tele. 324-5383 Hammond, New York 13646 HACKETT’S TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 1223 Pickering St. Ogdensburg, N.Y. Open 7 Days a Week In Memory of Charles R. Paddock HELENE PADDOCK Congratulations to the Class of 1984 THOUSAND ISLANDS LIQUOR STORE 52 James Street Alexandria Bay, N.Y. Compliments of SCHAEFER’S CEDAR GROVE Black Lake Marge and Bill Compliments to the Class of 1984 From: BASS’S GENERAL STORE W. C. AIKEN REPAIR SERVICE Outboard lo Inboard Echo Chain Saws Sales and Service EDWARDSVILLE TRADE CENTER McLEAR’S MOTOR REPAIR Groceries — Snacks Black Lake Road Beer — Soda Carol Black Lake Road and Edwardsville, Reggie N.Y. 375-6589 Compliments Congratulations to of Amy and the Class of 1984 EDWARDSVILLE GROCERY From Ron, Barb, Tim, Black Lake Alan and Micah Neuroth 78 Courtesy of GERRY’S LIQUOR STORE LANGTRY’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP Chippewa Bay, New York 13623 THE VILLAGE Congratulations MARKET to CHRIS Congratulations and to the The Class of ’84 Class of ’84 From From Bill, Sue, and Don and Jean Louis DiTrinco Gleason Hammond, N.Y. P C The Price Champions OGDENSBURG P C Is On Your Side The Very Best Wishes to DIANA From All Her Family Congratulations to Our Niece KAREN From Uncle Jimmie and Aunt Glorine VILLAGE FARM AND STABLE The Gilmers Reg. Suffolk and Shropshire Sheep Standard Bred Race Horses 324-5330 SMILEY’S ICE CREAM DINETTE Oxbow, N.Y. 287-1057 Compliments of C L GROCERY Ogdensburg New York Congratulations From the CASA Dl PASTA AND RIVER BOAT LOUNGE Alexandria Bay, New York Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 HUGH AND DENISE PITCHER BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY STORE Thomson Mall Alex Bay, N.Y. Open All Year HACKETT’S HARDWARE 1230 Congress St. Ogdensburg 393-5440 ALEXANDRIA BAY BIGM Thomson Mall Route 12 Alexandria, Bay, New York Congratulations to Chris, Bev, and Margo and the Class of 1984 JANE’S HOUSE OF BEAUTY 324-5848 Jane M. Stewart Compliments of CAMERON’S Congratulations Compliments to FABRIC CENTER to the the HILLTOP Class of 1984 BEAUTY 619 Canton St. SUPER CLASS OF From: SHOP Ogdensburg, N.Y. ’84 THE HOME Connie A. 10% Discount From RESTAURANT Shoulette For Cash and Edgar, Mary, Carry Michael, and Rick, Shirley, Hammond Phone: 393-4460 Jim Amyot and Tommy New York 79 _____________I-------------------- Congratulations to the Class of ’84 METROPOLITAN Metropolitan really stands by you. Life Health Auto Home Retirement Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., New York, N.Y. Susan Rupert, Sales Rep. Home Phone 375-6643 Business Phone 764-0201 OGDENSBURG SUPERDUPER CONGRATULATIONS MARCIA AND THE CLASS OF 1984 From: DAD, MOM, CINDI and KELVIN CONGRATULATIONS KAREN AND PHILLIP AND THE CLASS OF 1984 From: DONNIE, JENNIE and JACKIE I i Thank You £ DuWAYNE M. WHEELOCK AT Phone 393-5310 Compliments JT 01 633 Academy Street Watertown, New York 13601 315-788-3778 A Subsidiary of the Professional Carnation Co Fund Raising PMONt JW-53'0 aWtAndk lcxoe A Jjg. 118 King Street Next to Hepburn Hospital Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 EDWARDSVILLE TRADE CENTER Congratulations to Groceries — Snacks Tina Wolfe Beer — Soda Black Lake Road Edwardsville, N.Y. Phone 375-6589 From: MOM, GARY, ANN, WANDA, BARBARA, DOROTHY, DOEDI and LITTLE GARY NATIONAL ROMA ARMY RESTAURANT STORE Italian American Sporting Goods Food. Ogdensburg, Malone, Steaks, Chops Saranac Lake, and Massena, Tupper Seafood Lake, Potsdam Save at National All Legal Army Stores. Beverages Seaway Shopping Gouverneur Center 393-1680 Phone 287-3280 PATRONS BROWN’S JEWELRY STORE Gouverneur, New York Diamonds and Classrings May These CONGRA TULA TIONS Compliments of CITIZEN NATIONAL BANK Hammond, New York Be Your First in Life, Not Your Last! Janet Wakefield BASTA’S FLOWER SHOP Located at the Head of Main St. on the Arterial Compliments of MARTIRES CAMPS Rd. 1 Hammond, N.Y. Congratulations to CLASS OF 1984 Mrs. Vincent A. Krake Best Wishes Class of 1984 MCLEARS COTTAGE COLONY Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 From DENMOR FARMS, INC. 81 Congratulations From THE LOG CABIN Steve and Aria Wfe, Andrianos BURKE’S AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE PARTS SERVICE Hanson Road Chippewabay, N.Y. 13623 315-324-5144 Compliments of PINE CAMPS Chippewa Bay V jf . Cottages -- Boats Don Lehr TOWNLINE FARMS Leonard and Carol Dunn and Family and Ruth B. Dunn Good Luck Marcia ST. LAWRENCE SUPPLY Rough Pine; Hemlock and Hardwood Lumber Farm Supplies Lon Hollister y Hammond, New York Vv 324-5143 D D ENTERPRISES Chippewa Bay, N.Y. 13623 (315) 324-5420 Groceries — Beer — Gas — Fishing Tackle Live Bait — Licenses -Open All Year- Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 MARSAW’S FUEL Hammond, N.Y. 324-5320 Dave, Barbara Teri — Lisa — Shayne 82 MELL FARMS Congratulations Class of ’84 Milo and Eleanor Hollister Compliments of BUTTER NUT COVE Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 Jo-Ann “Mac” Craig McLear Congratulations to The Class of 1984 YOU TROUBLES From BLACK LAKE MOTORS Congratulations, Seniors! HAMMONDVIEW FARMS Rita Hollister Edward Hollister Rt. 1 Box 12 Hammond, N.Y. 13646 MALOY’S Bulldozer Diner Backhoe Good Eats Sand and Gravel Compliments of Doris and Maurice Hammond, New York 324-5646 Good Luck to the Class of 1984 McWHARF INDIAN HEAD POINT Don and Sue McWarf Hammond, N.Y. 375-8257 Compliments of TRUAX AND SON General Insurance Hammond, New York ST. LAWRENCE AGENCY INC. Insurance Real Estate Compliments of THE CORNER PHARMACY Alexandria Bay, New York Phone: 482-9946 83 Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 HAMMOND AGWAY Farm Supplies Bulk Feed Service Installation and Repair Call: 324-5451 MALL LIQUOR STORE Alexandria Bay, New York Phone 482-3230 Sruzp-on Dave Furgison Field Manager Rt. 2, Box 113 Hammond, New York 13646 315-324-5187 Compliments of Frank and Connie Cavallario CAVALLARIO’S STEAKHOUSE Alexandria Bay, New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 SEAKER CHEVROLET INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Raymond and Beulah Neuroth PATRONS Congratulations to my Granddaughter, KAREN Grandma Grose Best Wishes MARMADUKE and Class of ’84 Dean, Lana, Kurt, and Kelly Best Wishes Class of ’84 Scot and Cathy Goble Hammond, New York Congratulations to TINA and good luck With College, Barbara Congratulations to My Granddaughter, Amy, and to the Class of ’84, Mrs. Helen Neivel Best Wishes Class of ’84 Pat, Rose and Mike Kussavage Hammond, New York Congratulations to the Class of ’84 From Shirley and Doug Gordon J.R. Miller Company Seaway Shopping Center Ogdensburg, NY 393-7800 Best Wishes Class of ’84 and PAUL Marjorie, Emile and Victor CONTINUED CONGRATULATIONS Health and Happiness Nick, Liz, Charlie and Linda Gardner To Our Niece, CAROLYN Best Wishes Milton and Bertha Marcellus Good Luck Class of ’84 INDIAN RIVER APIRAITES Gary Gardner, Rossie The Best of Luck to the Class of ’84 From the George Hadlock Family ROSSIE HOTEL Paul and Kathleen Vansant Rossie, NY 13646 Compliments to the Class of ’84 From G L Farm Supply Black Lake NY Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 From the Bariteau Family Best Wishes Penguin Lanes Gouverneur, NY Best Wishes From Ron and Sandy Shutler and Family CONGRATULATIONS Class of ’84 HAMMOND ENTERPRISES 85 FRIENDS Conway-Helvie Studio Gene and Fred Mann Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 Al and Sue Rupert Congratulations Diana From Debra and Len Congratulations From Mrs. Spies Mrs. Floyd R. Badcock Mr. and Mrs. George Ayotte and Family Congratulations to Andrew David and Beth Friedrich Donald and Su-ann Greene and Girls Congratulations From Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bev, Gordon, Mike LeRoy and Brendon Warren Delbert and Mary Nelson Phil and Ruth Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Donald Paddock John Mitchell and Family Kelvin, Patty, Kyle and Jeremy Nelson Good Luck, Don and Bev Henderson Dick, Faye, Michele and Wade Congratulations From Anna Hadlock Congratulations Jim, Scot and Jerry Congratulations — a Friend Congratulations From the Gladle Family Joseph Arduine Elms Motel Alex. Bay, NY Mr. and Mrs. Homer Chapin Tina — With LOVE — Murray Chapman’s Antiques Royal Manor Restaurant Compliments of Maxine and Mitchell Hall Congratulations From Denis Amyot Best Wishes Miss Votraw Edward, Cheryl, Amber and Heather Carvili Best of Luck From Nancy and Rosey Uncle Gilbert and Aunt Mary AUTOGRAPHS 86 Ooo-la-la! Murray! What A Surprise! The Real Junior Class! A housewife’s work is never done! Am I dreaming, or is it really you, Gandy? Hello! State Prison. Come on in. NEXT! Mrs. Delosh at her best. 88 Kiss me, you fool! T-H-E E-N-D