Hammond Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Hammond, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1985 volume:

foreword . . . A TOUCH OF CLASS! This is the exclamation of the 1985 Senior Class of Hammond Central School. We have achieved it. We do proclaim it. Most of all we take it with us. We have acquired it through these years of growth spent with our fellow students, our administrators, and our families. The Senior Class of 1985 would like to thank all of these people for giving to each of us what we now, as seen in this yearbook, can leave behind ... A TOUCH OF CLASS! ii Dedication . . . The Senior Class of 1985 proudly dedicate our Spotlight to Mrs. Betty Moffat. Mrs. Moffat has for the past 23 years been a promoter of “class,” knowledge and success at Ha- mond Central School. She has always greeted each student with a warm smile, instilled confidence, and introduced an awareness and knowledge of the world around us. Our best wishes and gratitude go with her as we leave Hammond Central and begin our new life, as she does too! 2 kr 3 Michael J. Amyot Live today and let tomorrow take care of itself. M. A. Susan Ayotte Anything will give up its secrets if you love it enough.” Philip H. Bariteau The rule of his life: to make business a pleasure and pleasure his business” 0 Brett K. Belfield All that we see or seem is a dream within a dream Leonard D. Bicklehaupt 1 love the life 1 love, I love the life I live.” ijMlPli Donald A. Bogart “A happy combination; mischief, humor and sincerity” 4 Robert J. Boland “A live wire with a current of determination Ronald f. Boland Andrew T. Bowden I am one of those people who just can’t Mischief is king and I'm its slave, help getting a kick out of life — even a kick in the teeth Harold L. Caz7inl “What do we live for if it is not to make life less difficult for each othpr E. Douglas Hadlock The only way to have a friend is to be one. Kimberly A. Hagen Activity is the only road to knowledge J3rett . . . constantly in trouble .. . loves to “goof” off .. . his quiet enjoyment of everything that comes his way in- dicates that Brett is EASY GOING jCenny . . . fast cars ... attracts girls ... Lenny’s ad- mirable personality exemplifies his ADAPTABILITY -s4nJy . . . school skipper ... always does his own thing ... wrapped in a cloud of dreams indicates Andy’s CAREFREE NATURE J4aro(J . . . good disposition ... constant teaser ... even though Harold runs a little late, his ready spirit indicates his HELPFULNESS THiLe... quieti a neither hum most cases' (QI pki( . . . musically inclined ... always has to have the last word ... in spite of his loquaciousness, Phil’s untiring devotion reveals his PERSEVERANCE Sbonnie ... a class flirt...likes Rossie girls .. . Donnie’s seemingly quiet personality portrays his INDIVIDUALITY l,eti ...avid drummer .. . Mike is un ible nor conceited, but in MODERATE Sue . . . quick with a smile ... a spirit of mischief and fun .. . her fun-loving spirit is in- dicative of Sue’s GAIETY Connie . . . G.I.Joe ... hyperactive .. . coupled with humor, his quiet ease reveals Ronnie’s UNSELFISHNESS 7 jbou . . . lost without “Ralph” .. .easy going ... Doug’s achievements speak for his potential LEADERSHIP. IfliLe . . . avid hunter ... weird humor ... his well- 10 groomed appearance at all times indicates Mike’s METICULOUSNESS J(im . . . diligent worker ... easy to get along with ... Kim’s many qualities of character revolve about her sense of RESPONSIBILITY Hiclty . . . outspoken ... one of a kind ... a knack for trial and error ... Ricky learns because of his PERSISTENCE $oJe . . . enjoys Chinese food ... ardent shopper ... ner quiet smile radiates Jodi’s PLEASANTNESS We... always ready for a good time ... eager reader ... able to give a joke and take a joke well indicates Renee’s EVEN DISPOSITION Wile . . . talkative ... Alabama fan ... his sincere manner points to his GE- NUINENESS are . . . critic ... funny with a serious side character is illustrated by his REALISM Dave’s pete ... a most amiable friend ... tennis expert... a spon- taneous greeting for all he meets, typifies Pete’s FRIENDLINESS Dim . . . Humorous ... gets his point across ... Tim’s ability to be right to the point often reveals his WITTINESS Pamela A. Henderson “Her way is pleasant, her friendship lasting.” Peter A. Henderson “What would life be without challenges.” • Michael |. Hsu “Man is made by his belief. As he believes, so he is.” Ricky D. Jolly “It is human nature to think wisely and to act in a different fashion.” Michael |. Kussavage “Humor is laughing at what you haven't got when you ought to have it ' David E. Lalone “The hardest job of all is trying to look busy when you’re not.” Jodi L. Mann “The human heart has hidden treasures, in secret kept, in silence sealed.” 12 Timothy A. Neuroth We cherish our friends not for their ability to amuse us, but our ability to amuse them Renee M. Perkins “When you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours.” Relani M. Prud'homme Enthusiasm pius her artistic touch will be her key to success.” Amanda S Simons “Things turn out best for the people who make the best of the way things turn out.” Murray A. Simons Men tire themselves in pursuit of rest. ]ason C. Smith If you cannot win. make the one ahead of you break the record. floni . . . an artistical flair ... likes to be unique ... Her varied JL.i . . . artistic ... soccer man from the start ... Being careful about abilities at any task are always spiced with Relani’s CANDOR details brings out Jason’s ARTISTIC SENSE Kut. . . sports is his thing ... Cheryl’s counterpart ... Kelvin’s big blue eyes and quiet ways bring out his CONSIDERATENESS Jliia . . . keeps to herself ... easily liked ... Lisa's 1 peaceful manner indicates her SINCERITY WanJv . . ■ sweet ... dedicated friend ... Mandy’s happy disposition indicates her CHEERFULNESS tion and depth of personality personifies her CAPABILITY t£oe . . . Pink Floyd ... friend to all ... Her many qualities are centered in what we call her all-around GOODNESS Wurray . . . class clown ... loveable ... His merry manner is typical of Mur- ray Alan’s FRIENDLINESS Ttez . . . talks with her hands .. . sympathetic .. . oh, that spirited laugh in dicates Nancy’s MISCHIEVOUSNESS Clieryl . . . basketball lover ... considerate friend ... Cheryl’s entire manner reveals her SINCERITY Mi ce . . . tells it the way it is .. . devious .. . When Alice gives an opinion, it is always STRAIGHTFORWARD Cheryl A. Stowe “Hold fast to dreams. For if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot flv” Alice D. Walsh “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, then its yours. If it doesn’t then it never was.” Brenda L. Youngs “Thoughts left unsaid are never wasted. Kelvin A Youngs Lisa L. Youngs “Fast on the field, alive on the court; “Peace is not a season, it’s a way of life, here’s a man who loves every sport.” Nancy E. Zikos '■Everything can be going great — until someone comes up and asks what has ust happened.” Rose M. Zikos “What we've got to do is keep up otir spirits and be neighborly. We shall come out all right in the end. never 16 Mrs. Rose Weinrich 296 Homecrest Ave. Trenton, N.J. 08638 May 20, 2005 Dear Mrs. Sullivan, You were sorely missed at the twentieth reunion. Had we been aware of your transportation problem, we would have hired a bus for all of your children. I decided that I’d write to you, and fill you in on how far in life we’ve come. Michael Amyot is now the proud owner of Uncle Mike’s Boat Tours in Alexandria Bay. Susan Ayotte has her own gourmet restaurant in Quebec which specializes in frog legs. Philip Bariteau is now a top photographer for Bands of America. Brett Belfield hasn’t been seen for the last fifteen years. He went into the woods to hunt a bear his sister supposedly saw, and never returned. Andrew Bowden owns the Brewery in Ogdensburg. He really enjoys his work. Leonard Bickelhaupt has inherited his father’s oil business. He is J. R. Ewings’ number one competitor. Robert Boland showed up with a very dark tan. He is the proud owner of a harem in Bombay. Ronnie Boland has a line of computerized GI Joe dolls which say, ‘‘Be all that you can be.” Harold Cazziol works as a designer of cars for Chrysler Corporation. Doug Hadlock has his own line of “Ralph” Ghetto Blasters on the market. David LaLone is an executive at IBM. It seems that he sold Apple’s computer secrets to them and ‘came out on top.’ Mike Hsu is a commercial truck driver for Agway. He even owns his own rig. Mike Kussavage has become famous for his recent book about hair care. He is quoted as saying, “It’s all in the wrist.” Ricky Jolly is now the producer for Cheech and Chong’s afterschool special, Mr. folly’s Neighborhood. Jodi Mann is now married to Boy George. She has doubled her wardrobe and could not be happier. Tim Neuroth has finally found the ideal occupation. He has replaced Andy Rooney on 60 Minutes as chief critic. Pam and Peter Henderson, retired from their position of national couples tennis champions, now own and operate a tennis school in Los Angeles. Murray Simons is the new star of Three’s A Crowd. He plays Jack Tripper’s cousin, Dick Fibber. Mandy Simons is a top fashion designer. She has become a millionaire from her latest design; freezer-wrap jeans. Donald “Sugar Daddy” Bogart runs his own candy store in the town of Carmel, N.Y. Relani Prud’homme is now president of St. Lawrence University. In her spare time she gives guitar lessons to the faculty of Hammond Central. Cheryl Stowe is head cook of good old Hammond Central. She is known for her delicious spaghetti and meatball sandwiches. Jason Smith has his own comic strip in San Diego called The Return of the Brown Hornet. Alice Walsh is deputy sheriff of Rossie. Unfortunately, she had to put her brother, Billy, in jail, but she visits him daily. Brenda Youngs, now owns her very own body and fender shop. Her specialty is antique cars and the Simons’ get their cars done for free. Kim Hagen and Renee Perkins do not work at the Home Restaurant anymore. They have opened their own pub in Morristown. Lisa Youngs is happily married and residing somewhere in Texas. Kelvin Youngs plans on retiring next year from the Boston ‘Celtics.’ The publicity has gotten to be too much for him. Last, but not least, Nancy and I have married twins. There is only one problem, we CAN’T tell them apart! Well, I suppose I’ll close for now. I hope Joshua and the other nine children are well. Take care, jZcArf foJcvyi 17 Rosey Zikos Weinrich Senior birectony MICHAEL AMYOT: Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4 |; lStage Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Prom committee 3 ... Yearbook Staff 4 ... Soc- cer 1... Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Valley League Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Stereo Manage- ment 2, 3, 4 ... NYSAMA Solo Competi- tion i. y SUSAN AYOTTE: Chorus 1, 2, 3 4 ... Valley League 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Play 4 ... Prom Com- mittee 3 ... Tutor 4 ... Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. PHIL BARITEAU: Class treasurer 3, 4 ... Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Secretary 3 ... Treasurer 3, 4 ... Language Club 1, 3 ... Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Pep Band 1 ... Valley League Band 1, 2, 4 ... Valley League Stage Band 3 ... Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 NYSSMA Solo Competition 1, % 3, 4 ... Area All-State Concert Band 3, 4 ... Arion Award 3 ... Chorus 3, 4 ... Senior Play 4 ... Prom Committee 3 . Management 2, 3, 4 ... Soccer 4 book 4 ... Tutor 3, BRETT BELFIELD: F$A 2, 3, 4. LEONARD BICKLHAUPT: Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Marching Band fSS Prom Committee 3;.. Yearbook Staff 4 ... Senior Play 4 .. . Valley League Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Stereo Management 2, 3, 4 ... FFA Sentinal 2, 3 ... FFA Vice President 4. BOBBY BOLAND: Soccer 3, 4 ... Basket- ball 3, 4 ... Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 ... Valley League 1, 2, 3, 4. RONNIE BOLAND: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Baseball 2, 3, 4 ... Basketball 3, 4 Chorus 4 ... FFA Reporter 3, 4 ... FFA 1, 2, 3,4. ANDREW BOWDEN: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Valley League 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Pep Band 1 ... Dance Band 1 ... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Soccer 1, 2 ... Stereo FFA 1, 2, 3 ... Prom Committee 3. HAROLD CAZZIOL: FFA 1, 2 ... Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Soccer 1, 2 ... Senior Play 4. TOUG HADLOCK: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Stereo Management 2, 3, 4 ... Valley League Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Marching Band 2, 3, 4 ... Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... WhizjQuiz2! S|4 ... Student Coun- cil 3, 4 ... Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Class Treasurer 1,2... Prom Committee 3 ... Student Council President 4 . .. Senior Play 4 . A Clarkson Science Fair 3 ... Peer Tutoring 2, 3. KIM HAGEN: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 ... FFA 2, ,3, 4 ... Chorus 1, 2, 3 ... FFA Vice Pres 2 ... FFA Secretary 3 ... Prorn Committee 3 ... Pom Poms 2 ... Yearboo 4 ... Ag 2, 3, 4 ... Cheerleader Captain 3 ... Class Vice Pres 4 ... Valley League Chorus 2, 3 .v. Flag Line 1. PAM HENDERSON: Socc l, 2,1 ... SoftbalM 4g ,. Honbr Society 3, 4 Year- ChfgpBflffft. 3. 4 . A Prom Committee 3 ... A 1 Y£ai£)ook Staff 4 ... Senior Play 4 .. .Sum cer Captain 4. PETER HENDERSON: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Yearbook Staff 4 ... Senior Play 4 ... Soccer Manager 2, 3. MIKE HSU: Sound System Operator 4 ... Senior Play 4. RICK JOLLY: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Play 4 ... Chorus 3, 4 ... Valley League Band 1, 2, 3 ... Valley League Chorus 4 . .. Soccer 3 ... Prom Committee 3 ... FFA 1. DAVID LaLONE: Band 1 ... FFA 1, 2 ... Auto Mech. B.O.C.E.S. 2, 3. JODI MANN: Band 1, 2 ... Marching Band 1, 2 ... Pep Band 1... Solo Competi- tion 1, 2 ... Softball 1 ... Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 . Basketball 1, 2, 4 ... Prom Committee 3 . Senior Play 4 ... Class Secretary 1, 2 . Cheerleading 1 ... Baseball Manager 2 ... Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3 ... FFA I s ■ rCi Senior 2birectory TIM NEUROTH: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Stu- dent Council 1 ... Yearbook Staff 4 ... Class President 4 ... Class Vice President 3 ... Prom Committee 3 ... FFA President 2, 3 ... FFA Treasurer 1,4. RENEE PERKINS: Senior Band 2 ... Senior Chorus 3 ... Soccer 2, 3, 4 ... CheerleadiAg 2, 3 ... Cheerleading Co- Captain 3 ... Softball 2 ... Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Honor; Society Pres 4 ... Language Club 2, 3, 4 ... Language Club Secretary 3 ... Senior Play 4 ... Prom Committee 3 ... Valley League Chorus 3 ... Peer Tutor 2, 3, 4 ... Whiz Quiz Alter- : RmANI PRUD’HOMME: LangWfe Chjb ‘ R 3, 4 ... AFS 1. y League Chorus ... Hnflor Society 3, 4 . . . Prom Com- | mittee Ml .. Soccer 1, St, 4 . .. Bajfeloall 3, 4... • • SeniorPlayAg |ff NDY SIMONS: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Boys Soccer Stats SBeeper 4 ... Cafeteria 1, 4 j.. Valley rfpjipeague Band 2, 4 ... Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . j Senior Band Treasurer — Secretary 4 . . . If Student Council Vice Pres 4 ... Prom ■ Committee 3 ... Senior Play 4 . . . war- j ching Band 4 ... Pep Bflnd 1. J MURRAY SIMONS: Band} ... Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Baseball'SfTjL • • Soccer 3, 4 . .. Prom Committee .. iBasketball Captain 4 ... Soccer Captaflr?!., Mar- L ching Band 1... Senior Play 4. 1 1 JASON SMITH: Junior Class President 3 .. . Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Basketball 3, 4 ... I Baseball 3, 4 ... Whiz Quiz 3, 4 ... Honor ■I Society 3, 4 ... Language Club 3, 4 ... 1 Senior Play 4 . . . Yearbook StaffgL P CHERYL STOWE: Soccer 1,2... Basket- ball , 2, 3, 4 ... Softball 1, J. 3, 4 ... Cheering 1 .. 1 Varsity Captain 4.1. Boys Basketball Stjts 3, 4 ... Boys Soccer Sco®keeper 4|... Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Valley Leagu«Chorus 1, 2, 3, Ik.JpWion Awlrd 3 .. . language Club 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Projn Committee 3 . . . Senior Play 4 . . . Cafeteria 4. ALICE WALSH: Band 1, 2 ... Color Guard 1, 2, 3 ... Pep Band 1 ... Valley League Band 2 ... Marching Band 1, 2, 3 ... Basketball 1, 2 ... Softball 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Play 4 ... FFA 3 ... B.O.C.E.S. 3. BRENDA YOUNGS: Band 1, 2 ... Basket- ball 1, % 3, 4 ... Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Solo Competition 1 ... V.P. Class 1, 2 ... Secretary 3, 4 ... Boys Basketball Stats 1, 2, 4 ... Prom Committee 3 ... Basketball Captain 3, 4 ..,,Soccer Captain 4 ... Mar- ching Band 1, 2 ... Senior Play 4 ... Tutor 2, 3,4. KELVIN YOUNGS: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Captain 4 ... Soccer 2, 3, 4 ... Captain 4 ... Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 .. |FFA 1, 2 ... Chorus 3, 4 ... Valley League Chorus 3, 4 ... Student Council Member 4 ... Senior Play 4 ... Yearbook Staff 4. LISA YOUNGS: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Mar- ching Band 1. NANCY ZIKOS: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Valley League Chorus 1, 2B 3, 4 Language Club 1 ... Senior Play 4 .. . Prom Committee 3 ... Peer Tftoring 2, 3 ... Art 4 . . . Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Honor Society Vice Pres 3 ... Yearbook Staff 4 ... Cafeteria Help 4 ... Student CounpiHT JK5§E ZIKOS: Chorus 1, ?, 3, 4 ... Valley League Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Language Club 1 ... Senior Play 4 ... Pitom Committee 3 ... Peer Tutoring,2, 3 ... Art 4 ... Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Honor Society Secretary 3 ... Yearbook Staff 4 ... Cafeteria Help 4 ... Whiz Quiz Alternated DONALD BOGART: Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3... FFA 1,2, 3,4. Pf 20 “This car makes me a MEAN Devil. “Who forgot to feed the hounds?’ Seniors at = Ci urge “Be vewy, vewy quiet. I'm hunting wabbits. ‘Riding Bare Bellied. 'I’m one Baaad Toad! “Revenge of the H.C.S. Nerds!’ Chief School Administrator “3L on y constant in fi e is change. ddor the yraduatiny Seniors, une 23 i will briny a biy change in your lives . 9 wish each of you the beit in any future endeavors and hope that you will cherish the fond memories you had at Jdam- mond (Central School. jcnool. Assistant principal 9 hope that in hiyh School you have yained the fundamental hnowledye and shills which will enable you to use your (yod yiven talents to Serve manhind, in whatever vocation you choose. 22 d oard of Education First Row: James Sullivan, Hugh Pitcher, Sherry Furgison Second Row: Robert Hollister, Marjorie McCullough, Faye Felt, Clarence Jenne Shirley Phillips Tammy Amyot 23 WLt KeJL jtD y0u L y Jls eacner Donna Chase — Kindergarten When a child finally grasps the concept of beginning sounds.” Donna Sloan — First Grade Seeing how well the children read in June. Betty Moffat — Second Grade Helping a child improve his self image and gain confidence in himself. Mary Sue Seymour — Third Grade Seeing happy children. Irene Gardner — Fourth Grade “When the light finally shines through and understanding is reached at last! Douglas Delosh — Fifth Grade Having children ‘see the light' when en- countering problems and suddenly seeing the answer as you explain it.” Patricia Langtry — Sixth Grade “Being able to devote my time and energies to teaching my students.” Lori Sullivan — Seventh Grade “Knowing that I have done my very best. Alice Bickelhaupt — Eighth Grade “Having college students come back and express appreciation because they were prepared with things they had known they 'would never have any use for.' Joan Spies — Home Economics Meeting one of my former students that have used their talents, such as sewing. Carolyn Cushman — Art “Seeing the enjoyment and appreciation acquired through a students' creative efforts. Elizabeth Scarlett — Reading When Mary Walsh goes late to lunch because she wanted to look through some new books from the book cart.” Shirley Gordon — School Nurse “A short absentee list — meaning everyone is enjoying good health.” 24 now IJou J(, Jeaclier ou re y Wk Elaine Votraw — Social Studies “When you initial personal letters instead of signing them. Mary Fraser — English “You start hoping for snow days.” Joan Delosh — French “I start speaking French to my husband. Weldon Noble — Science “It’s the first day of student teaching and someone calls you ‘Mr. Noble.' Penny Simons — Industrial Arts You only have red pens in your purse.” Tom Chapman — Physical Education “It’s 3:30 and you’re still at school. Paula Walters — Math “You make your family ask permis- sion to leave the room. Katherine Hannan — Business “Telling your son he would be in- eligible if he didn’t clean his room.” Marie Woodman — Music “I hear a student hum or sing a new song they've learned.” Charles Buckel — Science “Nobody cares what you have to say.” George Snyder — Social Studies “You go through a pair of shoes by walking at least ten miles during a dance — it wreaks havoc on your ‘sole’.” Denise Murray — Math “Students you don’t even have say you’re mean.” Shelly Spooner — Guidance Counselor “You say the same thing day after day and no one seems to remember it, from day to day. 27 E. Bass M. Bowden S. Spooner S. Stowe C. Simons B. Gallagher Seacherd Slides (Cafeteria Staff (Custodi land 28 ). Legacy, R. Gladie, D. Amyot H. Moore, J. Shindler, E. Salamacha, M. McGregor, P. Thivierge, M. Bowden mechanic R. LaPlante M. Lafazia D. Farley L. Flath 29 Mary Hafer Marcella Lavarnway Speech Jherapidt erapi I Karen Krafft 30 II K Junior (jiin-yer), n 1. a person who is younger than another 2. a male child: SON 3. a clothing size for women with slight figures 4. a person holding a lower rank in a hierarchy of ranks 3. a student in his next-to-the-last year before graduating from an educational institution. But students have a different view. Juniors stated: “Juniors are confused.” “Better than Sophomores becaue they get two more dances and a class ring.” “Nightmares about those dam Social and English Regents.” “You and your classmates working to become a family, not just another class.” “Planning for that special night ... The Junior Prom.” Doug Farley, President Jill Wimmer, Secretary Amy Drake, Vice President Shelly Simons, Treasurer Mrs. Hannan, Advisor Kelly Shoulette Arthur Howie Amanda Perkins Craig McLear Tammy June 32 Ronald Vrabel, Cindi Young, Peggy Youngs, Donald Vrabel, Kevin Youngs Louis DiTrinco, Gary Bass, Shelly Davidson, Leslie Bogart, James Hutton .A Soph wmore id Sophomore (saf-mor), n. [prob. fr. GK sophos — wise + moros — foolish] 1. a student in the second year at col- lege or secondary school 2. a person that is conceited and overconfident of knowledge but poorly informed and immature. But students have a different view. Sophomores stated: Sophomores are Super Sophisticated!” “We’re interesting characters.” “Sophomores are sexy!” “We feel in between.” “Last year the older kids looked down on us, now they just look down a little higher.” Grant Prudhomme, President Denelle Sunderland, Treasurer Scott Gleason, Vice President Teri Marsaw, Secretary Penny Simons, Advisor Randy Shutter, Steven Toland, Kenneth Martire, Kent Hollister, Marc Mahay Travis Langtry, Spencer King, Tammy Viau, Laura Howie, Darlei Murray . Laurie Youngs, Patti Thivierge, Krista Young, Laura Youngs, Shaun James Amyot, Linda Boland, Cheryl Burns, Amy Dunn, Philip Hadlock Stoddard � Credit man is Freshman (fresh-man), n 1. a student in the first year of high school or college 2. any begin- ner 3. plebe, underclassman, novice, greenhorn, or tenderfoot. But students have a different view. Freshmen stated: “Freshmen are people too.” “One step lower than a Sophomore, two steps lower than a Junior, and far from a Senior.” “A Freshman is just starting out in life wanting a piece of the ac- tion.” “A snowflake in a blizzard.” Nancy Hadlock, Treasurer Dorothy Wolfe, President Schelin Dillon, Secretary Karrie Hollister, Vice President Elaine Votraw, Advisor Standing: James Simons, Dwayne McQueer, Cathleen Gleason Seated: Dawn Belfield, Hollie Brown, Tisa King, John Ceresoli 36 First Row: Alan Neuroth Second Row: Gene Gardner, Patricia Richard, Irene Richard Third Row: Garnett Rogers, Milton Marcellus, Amy ]ennings f ' First Row: Mary Hunter, Caroline Rutherford Second Row: Sally Clyde, Kimberly LaSiege, Joe Tate, Guy Tayler 37 First Row: R. Scarlett, D. Murray Second Row: C. Sullivan, K. Blair, H. Scofield K. Youngs Third Row: J. Brown, D. Barney, L. Greene, P. Burns Fourth Row: B. Flath M. Youngs, M. Youngs, A. Howie, M. Felt, J. Ayotte, L. Marsaw, Mrs. Bickelhaupt First Row: S. Dunn, C. Shoulette Second Row: D. Hadlock, D. Wimmer, L. Horowitz, T. White, V. Drake, S. Mahoney Third Row: B. Drake, E. Arquitt, K. Langtry Fourth Row: K. Hollister, ]. Viau, S. Flath, S. Sloan 38 Seven tk radt First Row: I. Dafoe Second Row: D. Closs, S. Toland, T. La Rock, F. Tate Third Row: H. Preston, K. Youngs,). Billings, M, Walsh, F. Boland, R. Poirier, Mrs. Murray, K. Dishshaw First Row: M. Scarlett, S. Sloan Second Row: B. Gleason, D. Sunderland, S. Mazurkiewicz, C. Schermerhorn Third Row: C. Ceresoli, S. McMaster, A. Daniels, D. Simons, S. Prudhomme, J. Hutton 39 First Row: Mr. Delosh, C. Dishaw, B. Preston, R. Dunham Second Row: J. Prudhomme, F. Ceresoli, K. Brown, A. Howard, T. Gleason, K. Toland Third Row: H. LaSeige, P. Hunter, B. Burns, K. Dillon, S, Arduine Fourth Row: J. Mann, L. Evans First Row: A. Farrell, J. Dunn, M. Barney, T. Donie Second Row: K. Shoulette, V. Nelson, D. Wolfe, S. Shutler, W. Felt, D. June Third Row: D. Hadlock, R. Scarlett, M. Daniels, J. Preston, L. Brown, M. Youngs, K. Hollister, K. Barley Fourth Row: C. Toland, R. Baildon, D. Perkins, R. Krake, Miss Langtry, L. Sherman, D. Youngs. Absent: B. Walsh 40 First Row: C. Perkins, A. Shaver,). Rogers, J. Brier Second Row: K. Hollister, K. Wyman, T. McCartha, B. Fleming, L. Hodge, Mrs, Gardner, J. Dafoe Third Row: C, Hutton, T. Daniels Fourth Row: T. Rolfe, P. Toland, T, Flath, J. Manson, T. Mahay First Row: J. Mazurkiewicz, W. Stowell, M. Chapman Second Row: P- Youngs, S. Hunter, D. Hutton, J. Hadlock, J. Chapman, A. Wignall Third Row: A. Youngs, R. Fleming, R. Galloway, K. McCartha, M. Blair, J. Hodge, K. Barney Fourth Row: T. Flynn, N. Gardner, A. Howie, S. Marsaw, J. Custer, Mrs. Seymour Absent: T. Rosa 41 Second Cjrade First Row: J. Fleming, M. Dishaw, J. Walsh, K. Nelson, R. Rolfe, ]. Haro, |. Scarlett j Second Row: A. Preston, T. Stewart, M. Burgher, V. Bass, T, Greene, E. Gardner, L. Vrabel, J. Billings, R. Amyot Third Row: S. Penna, R. Frisinia, N, Dafoe, K. Closs, K Chapman, R. Walsh, J. Manson, T. Blair, S. Shoulette, Mrs, Moffat First Row: J. Hodge, K. Neuroth, H, Bickelhaupt,). Hodge,). Amyot, C. Butterfield,). Billings, R. Fleming, V. Harris Second Row: C, Rolfe, D. Heck, T. Krake, M. Phalen,). Gates, J. Sherman, B. Stine, A. Howard, A. Howard, J. Sherman, V. Vrabel Third Row: |. Pledger, |. Murray, M. Phalen,). Chapman, J. McDermott, J. Van Schaick, J. Haro, C. Goodnough, A. Gardner, E. Gloss, Mrs. Sloan 42 First Row: A. Fleming, J. Harris, K. Rogers, M. Roberts, T, Davis Second Row: T. Hyde, A, Youngs, ). Murray, S. Burgher, C. Krueger, H, Carvili, H. Galloway Third Row: L. McTomany, K. Walsh, T. Hunter, M. Harris, J. Furgison, J. Taylor, C. Evans, M. Hooper, Mrs. Chase Absent: J. Nelson, J. Bass 43 Hammond Central’s Mike Hammer 44 Rosey’s Catering Service “Where did you say you hid Rudolph, Kelvin? Two in one night? Bet ya can’t eat just one! First Row: |. Tate, G. Prudhomme, B. Drake, J. Viau, S. Sloan, M. Amyot. Second Row: L. Bicklehaupt, R. [oily, K. Hollister, N. Hadlock, }. Amyot, D. Sunderland. Third Row: C. Schermerhorn, H, Scofield, C. Ceresoli, S. Sloan, D. Closs, P. Bariteau. 46 First Row: S. Mazurkiewicz, A. Drake, J. Wimmer, C. Walsh, J. Scofield, C. Rutherford, M. Amyot. Second Row: D. Sunderland, P. Hadlock, P. Bariteau, D. Wimmer, J. Amyot, D. Sunderland, Mr. Bariteau. Senior First Row: P. Hadlock, M. Mahay, D. Wimmer, K. Hollister, D. Hadlock, S. Dunn. Second Row: C. Rutherford, C. Walsh, T. Marsaw, ]. Scofield, A, Simons, A, Drake. Third Row: D. Sunderland, M. Felt, L. Marsaw, S. Dillon, S. Mazurkiewicz, ]. Wimmer. Fourth Row: Mr. Bariteau. First Row: D. Closs, B. Drake, J. Viau, S. Sloan, S. Mazurkiewicz. Second Row: S. Dunn, D. Wimmer, D. Hadlock, F. Tate, D. Hadlock, L. Marsaw, D. Sunderland, M. Felt, Mr. Bariteau. Third Row: K. Hollister, S. McMaster, S. Sloan, T.LaRock, C. Schermerhorn, C. Ceresoli, K. Hollister, H. Scofield. First Row: D. Hadlock, S. Dunn, T. White, P. Thivierge, K. Shoulette, L. Boland, J. White, L. Howie, L. Youngs, K. Youngs, M. Hunter, T. Viau, I Grundmann, V, Drake, C. Shoulette, L. Marsaw. Second Row: S, Sloan, R. Jolly, L. Bicklehaupt, J, Tate, J. Viau, M. Amyot, B. Drake. Third Row: Wimmer, D. Wimmer, A. Simons, T. Marsaw, M. Felt, K. Hollister, D. Sunderland, J. Amyot, M, Mahay, D. Hadlock, P. Youngs, S. Clyde, I Bariteau, P. Hadlock, H. Scofield, N. Hadlock, S, Dillon, C. Walsh, C. Rutherford, J. Scofield, K. Hollister, A. Drake. rum % 1 lfjajorette Amy Drake 48 enior CnoruS First Row: L. Greene, H. Preston, F. Tate, S. Dunn, T. White, S. Mazurkiewicz, D. Barney, D. Sunderland, D. Wimmer, D. Hadlock, Second Row: Mrs. Woodman, A. Daniels, K. Blair, S, Toland, A. Howie, K. Gleason, H. Scofield, V. Drake, J. Ayotte, C. Sullivan, R. Poirer, F. Boland, L. Marsaw, C, Shoulette. 49 First Row: C. Gleason, D. Sunderland, ). Scofield, A. Dunn, L. Boland, N. Hadlock, S. Ayotte, R. Prudhomme, M. Hollister, M. Hunter, Mrs. Woodman. Second Row: L. Youngs, T. Marsaw, A. Grundmann, M. Perkins, K. Hollister, C. Stowe, P. Henderson, C. Walsh, D. Wolfe, S. Dillon, C. Rutherford. B. Stephenson, P. Hadlock. Third Row: H, Cazziol, P. Bariteau, L. Bickelhaupt, D. Hadlock, B. Boland, R. Jolly, K. Youngs, P. Henderson, M. Mahay, R. Boland. junior Cli orud Elementary Eh i oruS Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Grade oCittle Elnyels Juture annerd ofJl menca First Row: Mrs. Simons, Brett Belfield, Leonard Bickelhaupt, Ronald Boland, Robert Boland, Tim Neuroth, Doug Farley, Kim Hagen, Second Row: Steve Toland, Kent Hollister, Guy Taylor, Mark Harris, Shaun Felder, Milton Marcellus, Third Row: Gene Gardner, Tammy June, Joe Tate, Mike Hsu, Alice Walsh, Arthur Howie, Donald Bogart. Fourth Row: Spencer King, Murray Simons, Patrick Burns. First Row: K. Shoulette, P. Youngs. Second Row: J. Wimmer, A. Walsh, T. Viau, Cheryl Stowe. Third Row: K. Hollister, M. Hsu, M. Simons, R. Boland, A. Simons, D. LaLone. Absent: N. Zikos, R. Zikos. 51 Jdonor First Row: T. Neuroth, Second Row: M. Amyot, A. Perkins, A. Drake, M. Hollister, Third Row: Mrs, Spooner, D. Farley, P. Henderson, D. Hadlock, R. Perkins,). Wimmer. Fourth Row: K. Shoulette, B. Youngs, ). Smith Absent: Relani Prudhomme, Nancy Zikos, Rosey Zikos P, Hadlock, M. Mahay, D. Hadlock, ). Smith CENTRAL 52 First Row: M. Youngs, D. Wolfe, L. Youngs, A. Howie, B. Youngs. Second Row: S. Simons, A. Rupert, M. Hollister, C. Rogers, L. Marsaw, P. Henderson, ). Scofield, T. Marsaw, Third Row: G. Prudhomme, D. Farley, A. Alberry, A. Howie, G. Stoddard, |. Smith, J. Rupert, dthietic 4ivardd non 4ward P. Bariteau C. Stowe Regent -t Sward 11 in tiers — 1984 St udent (dounci( P. Hadlock ... Earth Science, Geometry J. Smith . .. Chemistry D. Hadlock ... French III J. Rupert... Business Law P. Rutherford ... Physics D. Sunderland ... Algebra R. Prudhomme ... French III, Trigonometry R. Hadlock .. . Business Math First Row: J. Amyot, A. Dunn. Second Row: Mrs. Hannon, C. Youngs, A. Simons, A. Perkins, L. Marsaw. Third Row: K. Youngs, D. Hadlock, S. McMaster, M. Marcellus, N. Zikos, N. Hadlock, D. Sunderland. Ab- sent: P. Bariteau. 53 Co-Editor Pam Henderson Editor Nancy Zikos Editor Rosey Zikos Co-Editor Peter Henderson Assistant Layout Mike Amvot Assistant Layout Leonard Bickelhaupt 54 Typist Kelvin Youngs Art Reiani Prudhomme Art ason Smith 9n Appreciation . . We, the Class of 1985, wish to openly express our thanks to Mrs. Sullivan for all her support over the past four years. Mrs. Sullivan is not only our class advisor, but our friend as well. She has made our class endeavors possible. We would like to take this opportunity to tell her how much we all appreciate her and love her. Thank you, Mrs. Sullivan! Mrs. Lori Sullivan The yearbook staff wishes to convey our sincere gratitude to Mrs. Hannan for her time, experience and effort as our Yearbook Advisor. Mrs. Hannan has worked diligently with the staff memebers to make this yearbook a success. We couldn’t have done it without her. On behalf of all the staff members, we simply and humbly say, “Thank you!” Mrs. Katherine Hannan 55 rom We, the Class of 1985, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. We give and bequeath the blueprints to our “would-be” senior Lounge to Mr. Scofield. We leave our appreciation and many thanks to the faculty and staff for their efforts to prepare us for our future. To the Class of 1986, we leave the debt of the 1984 yearbook. To the Class of 1987, we leave two boxes of used candles from our Junior Prom. To the Class of 1988, we leave all of the term paper reference books that were never returned to Mrs. Lavarnway. I, Michael Amyot, leave the ability to survive band to my brother; to Shaun Sloan, my great drumming ability; and to my family, my thanks. I, Susan Ayotte, leave to John the best of luck; and to my family I leave all my love. I, Phil Bariteau, leave my coaching skills to Mr. Noble; and to Randy Shutler, I leave a pair of mirrorized sunglasses that I found at Olympic Park. I, Brett Belfield, leave my thinking ability to my sister (she needs it); and to my little brother, I leave all the girls at Hammond Central. I, Leonard Bickelhaupt, leave my ability to “slam it” in volleyball to Scott Gleason; and to everyone else, the memory of that fatal Friday night dance — I'm sure Mr. Scofield will never forget. I, Donald Bogart, leave Mary nothing, because she has everything I own; to Alice, I leave the keys to my new Corvette so she can go to the Brewery. I, Bobby Boland, leave my position as fullback on the soccer team to my brother, Francis. I, Ronnie Boland, leave my position in soccer to John Ceresoli. I, Andrew Bowden, leave this school quietly and calmly. I, Harold Cazziol, hereby leave my good nature to Ann Howie and Rhonda Bertram; and to Laura Howie, my ability to get along with people. I, Douglas Hadlock, leave to Debbie and Jen best wishes for the rest of their years at H.C.S.; to Mrs. Walters, I leave an Erector Set for 3-D diagrams and to Amanda P., I leave the ability to go with one person for more than two weeks. I, Kim Hagen, leave to Celery a memory of “Hi Hitler” and hope you have a great senior year; to Mom and Dad, I leave my thanks and appreciation; to Steve H., I leave lots of memorable moments and all my love. I, Pam Henderson, leave my scoring ability in soccer to Jackie; and to whoever wants it, my catchers mask: to Mrs. Walters, I leave a case of oranges and grapefruit. I, Peter Henderson, leave nothing; everything I have I need. I, Mike Hsu, leave to Gary and Audra my “sound mind” so they can graduate; to Mr. Scofield and the staff, I leave peace and quiet. I, Rick Jolly, leave to anyone deserving the honor, my reputation as a party reptile; to the faculty, I just leave. (I figure that should make them happy.) I, Mike Kussavage, leave all my notebooks and paper to Karrie Hollister. I, David LaLone, leave to Harold C. my miraculous ability of “on the spot insight” to would-be horrendous crashes; and to all the other students of Hammond Central, I leave my stealthy manner ... believe me, you’ll need it. I, Jodi Mann, leave my ability to prepare 101 gourmet dishes out of Cheerios to Scott M.; I leave to Chris the best friendship ever; and to my parents, I leave all my love and a maid. 58 I, Tim Neuroth, leave one Anne Murray tape to Randy Shutler; and to anyone who wants it, an empty space on the couch in the lobby fifth and eighth period. I, Renee Perkins, leave to my sister, Amanda, best wishes for Her senior year; and to a certain special so- meone, I leave a big thanks for all of the great times, and all my love. I, Relani Prud’homme, leave memories of “The Alien” and “cheesy feet” to my brother, Grant; Jeremiah gets my multi-colored sneakers for break dancing; and to Silas, I leave an alarm clock that works! I, Mandy Simons, leave thirteen years at H.C.S. to my sister, Cory; and to my brother, the best of luck with his remaining three. I, Murray Simons, leave my ability to “brown-nose” teachers to Shelly; and to Danny, my ability to play basketball. I, Jason Smith, leave to Doug Farley and Grant Prud’homme great memories of “The Brothers” and nights at FL’s. I, Cheryl Stowe, leave to my mother an empty space in the cafeteria where I used to stand; to Susan, the memory of “I love leather”; and to Kelvin, all my love and the memory of all the special times we’ve shared together. I, Alice Walsh, leave all of my love and respect to Mom and Dad; to Mandy and Jodi, the remembrance of all our good times; and to Dave, all my love. I, Brenda Youngs, leave all my love and gratitude to the most wonderful bus driver and friend — Ed Salamncha. Love ya Ed. I, Kelvin Youngs, leave my basketball uniform to Doug Farley; to Ma Stowe, lots of love and a special thanks for being there when I needed someone to talk to; and to Cheryl, I leave nothing, because I am taking her with me. I, Lisa Youngs, leave my desire to learn to Peggy; to my family, my thanks; and to David, all of my love. I, Nancy Zikos, leave much gratitude to everyone who has been part of my life at H.C.S. I, Rosey Zikos, leave my love and thanks to my family and all my friends. Sworn to me this twenty-third day of June 1985. 59 r Seeing £)ou Me Seniors a i J4.C.S Bobby and Ronnie Pam and Peter 60 5- v '•cs? a £ • € v r V - JO. X. [Jarditif (AJadhetbail $ s 'v-o - oN M ■ ?' 0; v°3 : $r ° .0 V® a� « Lf ff) O «5 «? a c eucoi Sbii U c U |C a « 3'5 - 0 01 it js u T3 -O 4). ufi.S cn CuD O «« o a; 5.C- “ Cl SJ «-S. H.Si 0) QC as neiu scui cicoa i •� «- • • o ' 3- o � .. Boland, T, Donio Mgr. Second Row: Coach Tallon, « C £ %rsK5 Vorjatfcy. K. Youngs, R. Boland, 0. IVtidhomiiu., }J ltxr .:------------ .. C. McLear, A. Bowden, H. Cazziol, A. Howie, M. Simons, J. Smith, I). I ludlnck. Assistant Coach I Iannan 10 attempts in the quarter with Brent Knight Q7 Ha W To r ded 1 the B go-ah ears -ft) of Mar M iWtj ™ u 3 a 01 o XI — ■o i- C 3 ca js .2 c u o 2 c Eo oi c; 5 5! 30 o g cEC « ►«2 odM „ C 0) -ids S • to 0£) 0.23 ca 6 Oi ■s si “tS 5 gfc « 62 ZU O ea 4) |!5 «nd S£ « ijns 0-3 C £ ? or«o Gc e a oit S, S S£ J «5.2 — - £ CO 01 XI CO 01 • - |S$5Z£ ?wt-v C Q T3 C 3 VO v - - ,t ? -S� «c .._ � ah' ® - T3 c. a — 2- c ” occa o o paei v aO n. ! c 3 4 §z s k'' ' j a :. od his md undefeated S other Division lton 48-17 while , CntnrrtW DthP vision 73 ariil us went to Col i Bai vPierrepontover ketbuU ( ) •- � C 3 C_ •vcr iiciict L,angsian ioiiowedg-® S by mercurial guard Cindy Rabi ® n o. g hooting night from he baseline. She SaTiTl i | irs in contentio q. S §; lints to the Cant- 5 «3 £ s who handed ( j00 2® l —-4 CV lentrai 14. «aSSfe ?:zr inn lOp thpPostr' Hiv� e n -� nl e-fusS ■ ance 5 7 th±5Z PM I nds w ]ds. A3_J utne) ictoryMI SCO points 3 e 1of s� ' '2 Aete un 0 rSO eO r e Ao aVCV l 'C .1 RW« ‘atTu 5-p°d as, gVarsity' ri ed with a 14-5 atq. £ d « n i Mary Powers o 3 § 373 'hile Miss Powe® g h 3 2. d half scoring | o g- 5-, 1 the victory wig-a � n § ; e-point effort. t� o . '4-12 win and th glg; ads- . I? o5-3! cored 10 points c 3- g- d • In eighth gradw «3 3 St second half wita %_ 2. • Morristown '--W 29-18, B-M n Streams ich spans two � sl%T'is score?«d'awi 3 £-r ; c-t «“«e: ?r 2. sc -I 3 3 « , o g ” gslJ 2.0. � 5 —• ET « r «1 3 S= « ° a2.£8 zK §3 2.3 s S3 b o s=-c fbe AT, :a their rt gtaa ne s 17 nr Qr’2, o v 2 2 _ � El 3 8 Trail 5 owl0, St. RPo 'the O’JVi ¥° I'i « Rei,sf S”- e way v 2 J„,J.2P°inSo 2 a,� .re6ols-|S ”!|l bbine a5 7 7 -- ,sa lr!£aymS.||g |S B 53 0-2 i ?h 23 pointjr 2. � 5’ ilayers witfetf £ Vicki Cook; g3£S 5 iportingrol g® s he Lisbon 2 at 3-0 as the g-p.3;? §.«-« Memorial nt« 00 5 | jints, pulled cr 3 inside play pull-J. _ . and handec§ £. � C 18 reboundso9w?« c. ss2 ined for eight $ •$' oring. Rene A' 3 p.00 L, uvelton JV’s i ° 5 ?ht while Bren to • detegas iamrn t oPu 1 und f' ‘-cTur'' a v.o 4 ) ’otsdam with 12 points. cB A'spuXV tea,s in ” —.. .viuamea und� f ning Potsda Deaten ° % d and held a share of nrc Divisi ! 'oints from Patti Bush and 10 ft I 5 I f . v J A V r a! v c S s I s I ► 0 E : u 3 ft fl 3 x ft 3 lJ 2 3 D 0 i D L 3 X f X x -� 3 64 Qirls J.V. BddUl First Row: |. Scofield, T. Marsaw. Second Row: R. Bertram, C. Gleason, C. Shoulette, S. Mazurkiewicz, H, Scofield Third Row: Miss Votraw, K. Hollister, L. Marsaw, D. Hadlock, D. Murray, S. Dillon, K. Blair — Manager. JMl Spodi First Row. M. Simons — Statistician, |. Ceresoli, G, Prudhomme, D. Farley, ond Row: R. Jolly — Manager, K. Youngs, K. Hollister, T. Langtry, S.Gleason, The Boys’ Varsity Soccer team had its finest season in school history. This year’s team improved on last year’s mark of 2-9-1 by establishing an overall record of 9-8. We finished fifth during regular season play in Division 3, posting a 7-7 record. Three of our regular season losses were in overtime. In sectional play, we were 1-1, winning in overtime against Division 2 opponent, Lisbon, and losing to 12-0 Chateaugay 5-4 in overtime. Coach Noble. K. Martire, R. Boland, R. Boland, M. Simons, A. Howie. Sec- , |. Smith, P. Bariteau, G. Bass, Mr. Noble. First Row: G. Prudhomme — Division 3 Player of the Year. Second Row: R.Boland — Second team all star selection, Mr. Noble — Coach of the Year, J. Smith — First team all star selection. 68 First Row: K. Dillon, R. Perkins, P. Youngs, D. Wolfe Second Row: D. Murray, D. Wolfe, K. Youngs, A. Perkins, B. Youngs Third Row: K. Shoulette, L. Howie, T. Marsaw, J. Mann, P. Henderson, R. Prudhomme,). Scofield, Miss Votraw The Girls’ Varsity Soccer team compiled an 8-8-1 record this year. The girls advanced into the second round of playoffs after defeating Edwards 3-2. The Lady Devils then met up with division leader Hermon-DeKalb losing a close contest 1-0 in overtime. 69 Bo’ j . V. Socce, First Row: T. LaRock, S. Sloan, |. Viau, F. Boland, C. Schermerhom, Second Row: D. Closs, R. Poirier, K. Hollister, S Prudhomme, B. Drake, B. Gleason Third Row: C. Ceresoli, J. Simons, E. Arquitt, S. Sloan, D. Simons, J. Billings, S McMaster, Mr. Noble QrL' 1V. S, occer First Row: K. Dillon, S. Mazurkiewicz, K. Hollister, D. Sunderland, D. Wolfe Second Row: D. Murray, C. Rutherford, Howie, L. Marsaw, D. Hadlock, H. Scofield, S. Dillon, C. Shoulette, Miss Votraw $a5eball— 1984 First Row: D. Wolfe, C. Young, A. Neuroth, ], Scofield, C. Rogers Second Row: Mr. Buckel, S. Davidson, A. Simons, S. Simons, C. Stowe, P. Henderson, A. Walsh, M. Hollister, T. Marsaw, B. Youngs First Row: P. Rutherford, S. Rupert, A. Alberry, P. Langtry, J. Rupert Second Row: S. Gleason, H. Cazziol, R. Boland, A. Rupert, K. Youngs, D. Farley, R. Boland Third Row: Mr. Balzer, E. Arquitt, M. Simons, A. Howie, C. Badgley Qit-ii Softbail - 1984 r ii c.fuiocjue J nowing that tie the ciaSi of 1985, h as (eft our: Spotlight anil cftouch of outclass behind is very satisfying. 's « - % m % m Uhis ha5 been mur way of thanhiny Jdammond dentral School —• and Saying farewell to all those who have made these past years, from kindergarten to twelfth, •both memora Ue and classic! s Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 HAMMOND Compliments of CITIZEN NATIONAL BANK Hammond, New York (315) 324-5350 (315) 344-7302 SEAWAY DISTRIBUTORS Wholesalers Cookies — Candy Robert J. Otis 713 Hamilton Street Ogdensburg, N.Y. Compliments of EDWARDSVILLE GROCERY Good Luck LEWIS AND LEWIS, INC. Petroleum Products and Black Lake Supply, Co. Lumber and Hardware You’re the key to everything we do. Involved Innovative Professional Compliments of HADLOCKS’ LOCKLAND FARMS 4 Hammond, New York Congratulations to the Class of 1985 c� °c ♦♦ OGDENSBURG’S SUPER DUPER Congratulations to the CLASS of 1985 from BLACK LANE MOTORS ST. LAWRENCE AGENCY INC. Insurance—Real Estate Coe-Pettit Equipment, Inc. Gerald Holister Box 2-P Goodnough Street Sales Representative Adams Center, New York 13606 (315) 583-5486 mi Residence R.D. 2 Hammond, New York 13646 (315) 324-5507 After 6:00 P.M. Congratulations to the CLASS of 1985 STOUTS’ SAND and GRAVEL Brier Hill, New York 315-375-6783 Best Wishes, Good Health and Happiness to our daughter, Kim and the CLASS of 1985 Gary and Linda Hagen Compliments of WALLDROFF FARM GOUVERNEUR SAVINGS EQUIPMENT, INC. AND LOAN Sales Parts Service ASSOCIATION Allis-Chalmers Hesston New Idea 42 Church Street Rt. Gouverneur, New York 13642 1 Eiss Rd. La Fargeville, NY 13656 “Where You Save, Does 315-658-2619 76 Make A Difference” 315-658-4422 JAMES B. VOCK Wholeslae Peutroleum Products Gasoline, Full Oils, Kerosene Rt. 26 Box 327 Theresa, New York 13691 628-5773 The St. Lawrence National Bank Canton, Black River, Carthage Gouverneur, Harrisville, Heuvelton Lowville, Madrid, Norwood, Ogdensburg Port Leyden, Potsdam, Star Lake, West Carthage CONGRATULATIONS To Doug And The Class of 1985 Ed, Joan, Debbie and Jennifer Hadlock FOX FUNERAL HOMES Ogdensburg Heuvelton Hammond ttV Lisbon New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 MARSAW’S FUEL Hammond, N.Y. 324-5320 Dave, Barbara Teri, Lisa, Shayne The linden Portrait It’s What You Want It To Be. Tlx- Vardcn Portrait is a timeless commemorative of your graduation. Your Vardcn portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Vardcn has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don't settle for levs. EASTERN A.I. TECHNICIAN Greg Bresett 324-5883 God Bless Rosey and Nancy and The 1985 Graduates With Love Mrs. Zikos 77 Congratulations Class of ’85 from Your Advisor and Family Jim, Lori, and Josh Sullivan Congratulations Relani and the Class of 1985 Dad, Mom, Grant, Silas, Jeremiah, Grandma and Nana Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 USE THE BEST AVON Call Trudi 324-5708 Compliments of Sullivan Farms Jim, Trudi, and Chris Jim, Lori and Josh GUNS Buy — Sell — Trade Rifles — Shotguns — Pistols Collection Models Louis Panunzio Hammond, N.Y. 13646 315-482-2095 DODDS MOTOR CORP. m Clinton St. Gouverneur, N.Y. 13642 Bulldozer Backhoe MALOY’S Sand and Gravel Diner Good Eats Compliemntes of Doris and Maurice Hammond, New York 324-5646 METROPOLITAN Metropolitan really stands by you Life Health Auto Home Retirement Metropolitan Life Ins., Co., N.Y. Susan Rupert, Sales Rep. Home Phone 375-6643 Business Phone 764-0201 Congratulations to the CLASS of 1985 HARBOR INN Best Wishes ,o 0 —Michael Amyot ■ and the CLASS of 1985 Edgar, Mary, and Jim Amyot Congratulations, LEONARD and the CLASS of 1985 Dan, Carolyn and Angela Bickelhaupt Good Luck JODI McWharfs Indian Head Point Don and Sue McWharf Scott and David Hammond, N.Y. 375-8257 Compliments This That Shoppe of Oak Point Road Hammond, New York THE REDWOOD NATIONAL BANK Crafts, Gifts, Stamps Fine Dishes Redwood, NY Alexandria Bay, NY Collectables ALMA PERSONS BONNIE CASTLE Congratulations Open Year Round and Best Wishes Yacht Basin “The Complete Resort” to the Alexandria Bay, New York Gourmet Dining CLASS of 1985 Patio Bar Womens Clothing Boutique Tennis from Marina the Class of 1986 Swimming Pool Golf Nearby 482-2000 79 CHIPPEWA SAND MELL FARMS GRAVEL Harold Cazziol, Sr. Jr. Congratulations Class of 85 Bud Jackson Blacktop R D. 2, Box 201 Septic Systems Hammond, N.Y. 13646 Stone (315)324-5462 Milo and Eleanor Hollister Burke’s Machine and Compliments of Automotive Parts THE CORNER Your “Auto Value” Dealer PHARMACY Hanson Road Chippewa Bay, N.Y. 13646 Alexandria Bay, New York 315-324-5144 Phone: 482-9946 i Compliments of TRUAX AND SON General Insurance Hammond, New York Compliments of Frank and Connie Cavallario CAVALLARIO’S STEAKHOUSE Alexandria Bay, New York Delrac Color Center John Deere Same New Holland Safe Mark 720 Main St. Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 Phone: 393-6541 Paint Wallpaper 80 Friendly Service Donald E. Robinson Sons Hammond — Rd. 1-N.Y. 13646 (315) 375-8852 Steve Jim Congratulations Jodi Birds Nest Camp Ground Jud and Judy Mann Hammond, N.Y. 375-6380 Congratulations Stalker Farm BLACK LAKE ROAD TOWNLINE FARMS Leonard and Carol Dunn and family and Ruth B. Dunn Best wishes Class of 85 Clark C. Stowell General Contracting Docks Camps Patios Roofing 324-5758 Hammond, N.Y. THE GOOD FOOD STORE COMPLIMENTS of Whole Foods ALLEN and CATHY Natural and Organic DUNHAM ELIZABETH BALDWIN Richard and Megan (prop.) R.D. 1, Box 30 Hammond, N.Y. 13646 Phone: 315-375-6729 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 from BLACKSTONE BAY OUTPOST The Hollister Family Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 THE CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY Don and Pat Ceresoli and Family 81 CONGRATULATIONS BRENDA and the Class of 1985 from Ruth, Roger, Mike, Kevin, and Laurie CONGRATULATIONS TO MURRAY AND MANDY from your relatives Mr. and Mrs. Murray Simons Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Drake Mr. and Mrs. James Simons Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence Jenne Mrs. Helen Simons Mr. and Mrs. Deltan Simons CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! D D Enterprises Chippewa Bay, NY Groceries — Gas Bait —Tackle Shop THE PRICE CHAMPION Is On Your Side! i i CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS of ’85 BEST OF LUCK FROM THE CLASS of ’88 CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS to to our daughter PAM CHERYL and and the PETER Class of 1985 and the Richard and Class of ’85 Sally Stowe Mrs. Vincent A. Krake 82 To the Class of ’85: CONGRATULATIONS BEST of LUCK KEEP HAPPY From the Super Sophomores The Class of ’87 BEST WISHES to the Class of 1985 from STEPHEN KING McLEAR’S COTTAGE COLONY and Hearing Aid Center Black Lake Road Compliments to Class of 1985 The Home Restaurant Rick Shirley and Family ROMA RESTAURANT Compliments BLIND Italian and to the American food Class of 1985 BAY Steaks, Chops, from MARINA and Seafood Pascoe’s All legal Store beverages Hailsboro, NY 287-3280 Compliments to the Class of 1985 DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER GOUVERNEUR, N.Y. “Gerry’s” Liquor Store Geraldine S. Ives Ogdensburg, NY 315-393-1450 Best Wishes from SCHERMERHORN BOAT SALES Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 HUGH and DENISE PITCHER Congratulations to DAVID and CLASS of 1985 from Clifford and Althea LaLone Congratulations to the CLASS of 1985 from Marge and Al Holmes W. C. Aiken REPAIR SERVICE Outboard to Inboard Echo chain saws sales and service LANGTRY’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP Chippewa Bay, New York 13646 PINE CAMPS Chippewa Bay Cottages, Boats DAN LEHR CHARLIE’S CAMPS and TRAILER SITES Black Lake Rd. Hammond, NY 13646 315-375-8859 Congratulations to Michael Amyot and the CLASS of 1985 ELLEN KENNEHAN Congratulations From HEUVELTON LUMBER CO. INC. 344-2471 or 393-7230 83 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1985 JANE’S HOUSE of BEAUTY 315-324-5562 Ben Franklin Variety Store Thompson Mall Alexandria Bay New York Open 7 days a week All year long Good Luck CAVALLARIOS Homemade Pizza Alexandria Bay New York 482-4438 Compliments of C L Grocery Ogdensburg, New York GRANITE DRIVE FARM Congratulations to TIM and the CLASS of 1985 Ron, Barb, Amy, Alan, and Micah Neuroth Congratulations to the CLASS of 1985 from BASS’S General Store Gary and Jane HAMMOND HAIRPORT Kris and Bonnie Milsap Hammond, NY 315-324-5540 Alexandria Bay BIGM Thompson Mall Route 12 Alexandria Bay New York ST. LAWRENCE SUPPLY Rough Pine Hemlock and Hardwood Lumber Farm Supplies Lon Hollister Hammond, NY 315-324-5143 Compliments of THE LAKESIDE Excellence in Dining Banquet Service Weddings Special Parties Black Lake Road Ogdensburg, NY Congratulations to Jason Smith and CLASS of 1985 Mom, Bob Robert, Ada-saran and Maria Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1985 The DEMICKS Dave DePaul Graphics Consultant 504 Charles Ave. Solvay, NY 13209 315-488-4796 Best Wishes Gilmour Insulation English Settlement Ogdensburg, NY Dave, Brenda, Aaron, Jason Amber and Nathan Congratulations SENIORSI from STUDENT COUNCIL PINE’S COTTAGES Black Lake, NY Modern Cottages Boats, Motors Hot water and showers Rates on Request Congratulations from the CASA Dl PASTA AND RIVER BOAT LOUNGE Alexandria Bay New York In Memory of Charles R. Paddock HELENE PADDOCK Compliments of HOUSE CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE INC. Redwood, NY 482-2559 Wright’s Sporting Goods Marine, Inc. 511 Main Street Morristown, NY 13664 COMPLIMENTS from BUSLER and HUDDLESTON Compliments of HILLTOP BEAUTY SHOP Connie A. Shoulette Hammond, NY Best Wishes Class of 1985 FELDERS POOL SERVICE Redwood, NY BUTTER NUT COVE Modern Cottages A. McLear, Jr. Jo-Ann C. McLear Hammond, NY 315-375-6541 Compliments of EDWARDSVILLE TRADE CENTER 315-375-6589 Compliments of SCHAEFER’S CEDAR GROVE CAMPS Congratulations THE VILLAGE to MARKET the Class of ’85 Congratulations to the ANCHOR Class of ’85 LOUNGE from Don and Jean Alexandria Gleason Bay, New York Hammond, NY Compliments of MCLEAR’S MOTOR REPAIR’S Best Wishes to the Class of ’85 from J S CARPET STORE Hammond, NY 315-324-5181 Congratulations to Class of ’85 Gerald and Joyce Slate Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 Chippewa Bay Company Store Howard and Vi Kreider 85 PATRONS Best Wishes to Mike and the Class of ’85 V M Camps, Black Lake Best Wishes Kelvin and the Class of ’85 Dean, Lana, Kurt and Kelly Congratulations Class of ’85 John and Ann Mitchell Congratulations to Leonard and the Class of ’85 Valera M. Bicklehaupt SEAKER CHEVROLET INC. Since 1912 Gouverneur, New York Best of Luck to the Class of ’85 From the George Hadlock Family Congratulations to the Class of ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scofield and Girls Congratulations Elms Motel Alex Bay, New York Best Wishes to the Class of ’85 Martin and Ayotte Farms Congratulations Kelvin and the Class of ’85 Ma, Joe and Steve Best Wishes Pam and Peter and the Class of ’85 Don and Bev Henderson J. R. Miller Company Seaway Shopping Center Ogdensburg, NY 393-7800 Wright’s Clothing Store 91 Main Street Gouverneur, NY 13642 Best Wishes Roe Farm Service Philadelphia-Limerick Best Wishes Class of 1985 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bariteau CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 85 The Griffins Best Wishes to my Grandchildren Pamela and Peter Love, Gramma Henderson Town Shop Fine Ladies Apparel Gouverneur, New York Best Wishes to the Class of ’85 William and Emma Peray Best Wishes to the Class of ’85 Floyd and Virginia Allen Compliments of TLC Antiques Tom, Betty, and Jen Chapman BRANNIGAN’S Fine Food and Drinks Ogdensburg, NY 393-7581 Quik Rite Cleaners 1322 Ford Street Ogdensburg, NY Pleasant View Camps John and Joanne 375-6736 Congratulations to the Class of ’85 Paula and Irv Conklin Congratulations to the Class of ’85 Mrs. Woodman Best Wishes to the Class of ’85 The Sloans Good Luck Kelvin Love, Uncle Merritt, Aunt Pat, Marcia, and Cindi Congratulations to the Class of ’85 Miss Lyn’s Beauty Shop Congratulations to the Class of 1985 Raymond and Beulah Neuroth Congratulations to the Class of ’85 Kay and Tom Hannan Congratulations from R and C to the Class of “85” PATRONS Good Luck Graduates Bright Ravens Farm The Bertrams Best Wishes to the Class of ’85 Phil Ruth Brooks FRIENDS Roger Youngs Family Bernie and Marcella Lavarnway Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gates Earl, Chris, Schelin, Katina, Matt Mr. and Mrs. Ogle Hollister Brown’s Jewelry Store The Robert Hollister Family Congratulations from Denis Amyot Alice Smith House of Shoes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bicklehaupt Congratulations Kim — your Big Brother Best Wishes — Harold, Helen, and Bud Marjorie and Emile Faubert The Dick Felt Family Ed, Cheryl, Heather, and Amber Carvili Byron and Verna McAvoy To 6 vV Best Wishes — Paula Walters P cW°i Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Murray Congratulations — Karl Storie 0( The Robert Gladle Family Best Wishes Harold, Betty, and Earle Congratulations — Lucy Cardwell Dairy Queen Brazier — Gouverneur Good Luck from Miss Votraw Don, Judy, Denelle, and Delinda Best Wishes from Critters Crossroads Grocery Folino Family Shoe Store Pearl’s Dept. Store Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McGregor Congratulations — The Jones Good Luck Class of ’85 and especially Harold From Gascon Bros. To my one and only Best Wishes Love ya, Steve Hammond Service Center Carlton and Lucille Furgison Neil and Carol Storie Clint and Ellen Young George and Jeanne Amyot Clyde and Ethel Rowland Best Wishes — Doug and Shirley Gordon Congratulationsal Putnam’s Studio Homestead Restaurant Best Wishes, Binzie and Kareta Jim, Marie, and Marc Mahay The Yearbook Staff ’85!!! Compliments of the Shutler Family Congratulations Murray Alan Grandma and Grandpa Drake Autoqraphi 86 88