Harrisville Central School - Pirates Log Yearbook (Harrisville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1976 volume:

PIRATES LOG STAFF (from left) front: Robin West, Kim Fraser, Kim Miller, Francine Billings, Shelley Smith; second row: Nancy Mantle, Lynne Ford, Kim Dowling, Kelly Phelps, Crystal Rogers, Cindy Ritz; third row: Cathi Ford, Sue Cowan, Nora Clark, Daphne Richard- son, Ann Wood; fourth row: Debbie Hamlin, Kathy Griffith, Verna Hoffman, Debbie Lesperance, Debbie Ford, Sue Brown; back row: Matt LaParr, Derek Collier, Stephen Pike, Andy Miller, Mike Valentine, Jack Luther, Art Fuller. Absent for picture: Jon Bassette, Diane Scanlon, Debbie Jesmer, Shirley Swem, Ray Sibley. Forty-four entries were submitted tms year in the search for a cover. In a very close vote, an entry featuring the bicentennial symbol was selected. Kelly Phelps had submitted this entry. There were many fine entries from students from seventh through twelfth. This twenty-third edition of the Pirai.es Log is the result of many long hours of discussion and work by the members of the staff. The staff once again voted to continue publishing the PIRATES LOG on right hand pages only, a decision that lends some uniqueness to our yearbook since we are the only New York yearbook to do so. Mr. LeBlanc, who has been adviser since the beginning, once again advised. DEDICATION MRS. MARY LaDUC The PIRATES LOG staff and the membership of the Harrisville Teachers' Association are most happy to dedicate the twenty-third edition of our school yearbook to a dedicated member of the special faculty. Mrs. LaDuc, who first started her duties as dental hygienist in 1951, has always placed duty and loyalty to her school and her community before all else. She has faithfully discharged her duties through these many years. We all wish Mrs. LaDuc many more years of happiness. We look forward to her presence among us in future years. NEW ADMINISTRATOR AT HELM MR. RICHARD KELLY, SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Mr. Kelly with his wife, Valerie. The position of supervising principal entails a variety duties. In the photo above, Mr. Kelly discusses a problem with a member of the staff. We wish Mr. Kelly many happy years in our midst. BOARD OF EDUCATION (from left) front: Mrs. Patricia Chartrand, clerk, Mr. Gerald Baker, president, Mr. David Campbell, vice-president, Mr. Glenn Backus; back: Mr. Gary Buckingham, Mr. Henry Lesperance, Mr. Ben Hunter, and Mr. Richard Kelly, supervising princi- pal. Inset: Mr. Bernard Shinnick. GUIDANCE OFFICE Mr. Robert N. Toto, a native of Oxbow, New York, began his duties as guidance counselor and administrative assistant this past September. Mr. Toto did his under- graduate work at Fairleigh Dickinson and his graduate work (an M.A. from Kean State) in Behavioral Science. Prior to coming to Harrisville, he had acted as director of guidance in the New Jersey metropolitan area. He began his teaching career in 1963. Mr. Toto, who is married, lists music, photography, and parapsychology as his hobbies. JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH FACULTY (from left) front: Miss Rebecca Pelkey B.A., SUC Potsdam Mathematics Miss Eileen Collins B.S., SUC Buffalo Art Mrs. Shirley Hoover B.S., SUC Plattsburgh HomemaJcmg Mrs. Mary LaDuc Eastman Dental Dispensary Dental Hygienist (inset) Mrs. Virginia St. Lawrence B.S., M.S., SUC Potsdam Vocal Music Stewart Parow B.A. , St. Bonaventure M.S., SUC Potsdam Social Studies William Kellerhals, Jr. B.A., Hamilton Science Joseph Breindel B.S., Lock Haven M.S., SUC Potsdam English Bruce Rathbone B.S., SUC Oswego Industrial Arts Jeffrey Strough B.S., SUC Potsdam Instrumental Music Mrs. Avis Cring B.A., SUC Albany M. Ed., St. Lawrence Mathematics Miss Roxann Finley B.A., SUC Potsdam English § Social Studies Mrs. Shirley Dusharm B.S., SUC Albany Commercial Miss Kathy Felio B.S., SUC Cortland Physical Education Marcel LeBlanc B.A., St. Michael's M.A., Middlebury Foreign Languages Philip Looby B.A., SUC Potsdam Science Richard Tarr B.A., Trenton State Social Studies Roderick Parow B.A., St. Bonaventure English Rickey Bearor B.S., SUC Brockport Physical Education George MacDonald B.S., Ohio Northern Driver Education A reception was held to officially welcome the new personnel on Sunday, October 26, jointly sponsored by the Teachersr Association and the Commu- nity School Association. Seen at the left are Mr. and Mrs. Toto (top); Miss Pelkey (bottom). At the right are Mr. and Mrs. Looby and three sons (top); Senor Hugo Jara, our exchange student from Mexico City (center), and part of the crowd that listened to performances by the Triple Trio, a special Mixed Chorus group and Miss Felio. SECRETARIES Mrs. Jackie Vallencour and Miss Barbara Manchester AUXILIARY STAFF MAINTENANCE Mr. George Pierce LIBRARY CLERKS Mrs. Agnes Scanlon and Mrs. Jackie Wood CAFETERIA Mrs. Charlyne Moromisato, Mrs. Helen Frank, Mrs. Delores Young and Mrs. Modena Hooley JANITORIAL STAFF Mrs. Theda LaPlatney, Mrs. Evelyn Hunter, and Mrs. Janice Chartrand r . O VAJT'Qv CLASS OFFICERS Shelley Smith, President French-Science Junior Band 9; Senior Band 10-11-12; Basketball 9- 10-11-12; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Class President 12; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 10; Mass Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11-12; Soccer 9-10-12; Softball 9-10-11-12; Student Council 9-10; Student Council Vice-President 11; Triple Trio 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 11-12. 'I) Jack Luther, Treasurer French-Science Baseball 9-10-11-12; Junior Varsity Basketball 9- 10; Class Treasurer 10-11-12; Mass Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11- 12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Student Council 9; Yearbook Staff 11-12. Margaret Davison, Secretary Commercial Secretarial Sciences Class Secretary 12; Drill Team 9-10-11-12; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12. Jay Seymour, Vice-President Art-Science Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Baseball 10-11-12; Junior Varsity Basketball 9; Class Secretary 9-10; Class Vice-President 12; Mass Band 11-12; Soccer 10-11-12; Stage Band 10-11-12. CLASS LEADERS AND HONOR STUDENTS Mr. George Clark Academic 88.72 Miss Kelly Dundon Academic Leader 88.85 Mr. Michael LaParr General 86.58 Miss Cathy Ford 87.72 Miss Irish 85.16 Elizabeth Hooley Vocational 87.01 Miss Carrie Mr. Kelly Mr. Ricky Miss Nancy Miss Peggy Miss Shelley Miss Chris Gale Buckingham Chartrand Mealus Davison Smith Ford 87.23 86.97 86.91 86.73 85.98 85.54 85.51 Lance Atkinson Commercial-Retail Selling Chess Club 9-10-11-12; Mass Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12. TCJjly, Kelly Buckingham Math-Science Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Baseball 9-10-11-12; Junior Varsity Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball 10-11-12; Mass Band 9; Mass Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9- 10- 11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; Soccer 9-10- 11- 12; Stage Band 10-12. Patricia Chartrand Commercial-Industrial Arts Basketball 9-10-11-12; Girls' Chorus 9-10; Soccer 9-12; Softball 9-10-11-12. ILIq Ricky Chartrand French-Math-Science Junior Varsity Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 11-12; Class Vice-President 11; Mixed Chorus 10-11 12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11-12. 7 CLASS WILL e, the Class of 1976, judged to be of reasonably sound mind and body, do gladly will and bequeath the following talents and possessions to those named below: Lance Atkinson, to Ken Thompson, the memory of a tape borrowed but never to be returned. Kelly Buckingham, to Tom Arnold, his supporter , to replace one often lost. Patty Chartrand, to the boys, the girls' perfect sports record. Ricky Chartrand, to Larry Butts, his farmer's accent. George Clark, his hovercraft, to Joe Chamberlain, that he may arrive at school on time. James Cook, to Larry Jessmer, his soccer talent. Peggy Davison, to brother Mike, her typewriter. No, Mike, not the electric.' Gene Devereaux, his hope of Hee Haw stardom, to Roy Clark. Kelly Dundon, to Sue Brown, the backseat of the basketball bus with anyone she wishes. Cathi Ford, to Bonnie Jackson, free rides to and from Fine. Chris Ford just leaves- GLADLY. Chris Gallup, his Pirate's uniform, to anyone who wants to do it justice. Gordy Grigg, to Keith Ritz, two more free rides home in the police cruiser. Carl Holcomb, to anyone who needs it, his box of Kleenex. Beth Hooley, to sister Donnie, the supper dishes... and don't forget to fill the ice trays.'! John Hooper, to anyone who has the courage to eat it, his recipe for Black Hole of Calcutta Banana Cake . Paul Hooper, to Dave Lesperance, his skill as a hunter. Kathy Hoover, her diet, to Barbara Collette. Terry Irish, to Bart Young, his claim to the title of High School Hero Liz Kaminski, to sister Cathy, her ability to digest school lunches. Nancy LaDuc, to brother Tim, her skiing skill and equipment. Mike LaParr wills nothing. He's taking it all with him to enjoy later. JoAnn Law, to her parents, her great sincerity. Jack Luther, to Cindy Ritz, his tiger. Mike Malbeuf, all his pars and birdies, to brother Dick. Nancy Mealus, to Debbie Lesperance, her ability to like one boy at a time. Steve Pike, to anyone who will have her, the math teacher. Richard Premo, to Kelly Phelps, his dung fork. Randy Ray, to all the Juniors, the art of tying one's shoes without bending over. Sheila Scanlon, to Mary Pike and Terri Ziegler, her foolishness. Darrell Seymour leaves nothing. He expects to be back next year. Jay Seymour, to Pete Dashnaw, his broken leg, complete with cast, crutches, and hot dog buns. Dave Swem, to Scott Gallup, his ability to quit smoking. Shirley Swem, to Matt LaParr, a promise to leave him alone. Sharon Ward, to Ray Sibley, a plastic bag to pick up the wine bottles on his way to her house. In witness thereof, we affix our seal George Clark Commercial-Industrial Arts-Science Electrical Trades James Cook Industrial Arts-Carpentry Baseball 10; Junior Varsity Basketball 9-10; Soccer 11-12. Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Class President 10-11; Mass Band 10-11; Saint Lawrence University Talented Juniors Program 11; Soccer 10-11; Student Council 10- 12; Student Council Treasurer 11. Vi. Eugene Devereaux Art-Science Baseball 11-12; Drama Club 12; Mass Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 11-12; Year- book Staff 11. QuJUlOK. Kelly Dundon Latin-Math-Science Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Class Vice-President 9; Class Secretary 11; Drama Club 9-12; Girls’ Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 9-10- 11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; Saint Lawrence University Talented Juniors Program 11; Stage Band 9-10-11; Student Council President 12. Catherine Ford Latin-Math-Science Christine Ford Art-Science Drama Club 11; Guidance Office Assistant 12; S'tage Band 10-11; Student Council 11. Basketball 9-10; Varsity Cheerleader 11; Drama Club 12; Saint Lawrence University Talented Juniors Program 11; Soccer 12; Stage Band 9-10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12. CaOu Jfofd Chile Carrie Gale Math-Science-Spanish (Transfered to Harrisville in her Senior year) (LoJUUt JboJjL. John C. Gallup Baseball 11-12; Soccer 12. 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Math-Science 10. John Hooper Mixed Chorus 9-10. Elizabeth Hooley Cosmetology Cafeteria Assistant 9; Drill Team 9-10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Library Assistant 10. Commercial Paul Hooper Industrial Arts-Welding Kathy Hoover Commercial-Science Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Basketball 9-10-12; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 9-10; Varsity Cheerleader 11; Drama Club 9; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 11-12; Mixed Chorus 11-12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Terry Irish French-Science Baseball 9-10-11-12; Junior Varsity Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball 10-11-12; Mass Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11-12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Student Council 10. Elizabeth Kaminski Homemaking Drill Team 9-10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 12; Nurse's Assistant 11-12; Softball 9. t 1 (from left) Top tier: Randy Ray Kathy Hoover Terry Irish and Patty Chatrand Second tier: Nancy LaDuc Gene Devereaux Beth Hooley Third tier: Shelley Smith Patty Chatrand Kelly Dundon and Nancy Mealus Kelly Buckingham Bottom tier: Jack Luther James Cook Peggy Davison BABY PICTURES Nancy LaDuc Homemaking-Science Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Basketball 10-11-12; Drama Club 9-10-11-12; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12. Michael LaParr Auto Mechanics Baseball 10-11-12; Class Treasurer 9; Mass Chorus 11; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12. 'iHocruu cl)Q UL Joann Law VI ilc PlalkuX Michael Malbeuf Carpentry Baseball 10; Junior Varsity Basketball 10; Soccer 9-12. Art-Homemaking Karen Moody Commercial-Homemaking (Karen transfered to Fabius during the year) Soccer 12. Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 10-12; Mass Chorus 11; Mixed Chorus 9-10 11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; Student Council 12; Triple Trio 10-11-12. Nancy Mealus Math-Science Stephen Pike Commercial-Industrial Arts Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11- 12; Soccer 11; Yearbook Staff 12. Richard Premo Science Baseball 11-12; Junior Varsity Basketball 10; Soccer 9-10-11-12. Hugo (far right) with several students at a pizza party. Hugo with Kelly Dundon (left) and Matt LaParr at a luncheon sponsored by the Student Council. EXCHANGE STUDENT It was our pleasure to have had with us from late September to late December Hugo Jara, son of Senor and Senora Luis Jara of Mexico City. Hugo was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoover and family. Hugo adapted to the slowler pace of a small community very well. One of the highlights of his stay was a trip to the Laurentians with the Hoovers. We wish Hugo much success and happiness. Randy Ray Auto Mechanics Mixed Chorus 12; Mixed Chorus Play 12; Soccer 12. Sheila Scanlon Art-Commercial-Homemaking Cafeteria Assistant 9-10-11; Drama 9-10; Drill Team 9; Girls' Chorus 9-10; Softball 9; Student Council 11. Darrell Seymour Junior Band 9; Soccer bayuM SojLjirn cLA. Dav,id Swem Art-Industrial Arts Chess Club 9-10-11; Mixed Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 11-12. Industrial Arts 10-11-12. Shirley Swem Homemaking-Foods Class President 9; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Majorette 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11-12; Nurse's Assistant 9-10- 11-12; Soccer 9-10-11; Yearbook Staff 10-11-12. Sharon Ward Homemaking Drill Team 9-10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 11; Nurse's Assistant 11-12; Softball 9. SW JTaJLeL REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS John Hooper captured one of the forty-one Regents scholarships awarded to Lewis County Seniors. Carrie Gale, although scoring higher in the competitive exam, failed to win one since her county of residence is St. Lawrence County where the scores were higher than in Lewis. She was named fourth alternate, however, and has an excellent chance of receiving this award. Catherine Ford, a 12th alternate in Lewis Coun- ty, was named a winner of a Basic Nursing scholarship. Congratulations! Catherine Ford SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Members of the Pirates Log and of the Senior Class voted those pictured below the superlatives indica- ted. The selections were made in a serious vein al- though we have tried to picture them humorously. Most likely to succeed: Carrie Gale and George Clark. Best dressed: Nancy Mealus and Stephen Pike. Most talented: Jay Seymour and Kelly Dundon. Most athletic: Terry Irish and Shelley Smith. f' b i' ■ Y b' r Most daring: Chris Gallup and Liz Kaminski. Also chosen but not pictured: Wittiest: Richard Premo and Sheila Scanlon. Class clowns: Jack Luther and Sheila Scanlon. Most intelligent: Kelly Dundon § John Hooper, A Best looking: Shelley Smith § Kelly Buckingham. Best personality: Jay Seymour and Peggy Davison. Most school spirit: Patty Chartrand and Chris Gallup. JUNIORS David Lesperance, president Ray Sibley, vice-president Kelly Phelps, secretary Cindy Ritz, treasurer Thomas Arnold Kim Baker Francine Billings Larry Butts Joseph Chamberlain Donna Coffie Derek Collier Pierre Dashnaw Michael Davison Kim Dowling Scott Gallup Lane Garrow Kathy Griffith Verna Hoffman Donita Hooley Stewart Hooley Joan Hooper Debra Jesmer Larry Jessmer Patti LayBoult Pam Mallette Nancy Mantle Andy Miller Mary Pike Lynette Premo Crystal Rogers Jamie Rose Diane Scanlon Jimmie Shampine Jeff Simmons f Estella Slate Kathy Smith Bernard Sullivan Cheryl Sullivan Ken Thompson Donalee Vrooman Robin West Tammy Whitney Ann Whitford Ann Wood SOPHOMORES Craig Luther, president Susan Brown, vice-president Barbara Collette, secretary Lynne Ford, treasurer Peggy Bancroft Patrick Bechler Martin Buckingham Nora Clark Darlene Cook Margaret Dooley Debra Eastman Craig Foley Scott Foley Debbie Ford Arthur Fuller Jerry Gale Debbie Hamlin Susan Hoffman Tina Holcomb Shawn Hudson Robert Ingram Bonnie Jackson Richard Kitts Charles LaVancha Debra Leonard Debbie Lesperance Richard Malbeuf Linda Martin Larry Mashaw Ke-nneth Maxwell John O'Neil Allan Pierce Paul Richer Keith Ritz Patricia Rowe Jennien Seymour Robert Simmons Peggy Sullivan Carol Swem David Thomas Michael Valentine Harvey Vandewalker Gregory Vrooman Diane Ward Tammy Ward Brett Weaver Brian Weaver Michael White Kevin Whitney FRESHMEN Linda Simmons, president Howard Hooper, vice-president Kim Fraser, secretary Bart Young, treasurer Larry Ames Leta Baker Scott Baker Jon Bassette Sherry Benson John Blundon Kevin Buckingham Pamela Case Steven Coffie Lester Cook Susan Cowan Lisa Evans Venus Fayette Kevin Gale Duane Garrow Timothy Hooper Wanda Hooper Chris Hoover Mark Hrynyk Royal Ingram Barbara LaDuc Denis LaParr Denise LaParr Matthew LaParr Sheila LayBoult John Luther Thomas Macagg Don Manning Stephanie Maxwell Julie McIntosh Kim Miller Daphne Richardson Mark Ritz Pamela Ritz Paul Rowe Caroline Stott David Sullivan Mark Trombley Thomas Valentine Tamra VanWyck Christopher Ward Trudy Weaver Jackie Whitmarsh Kathleen Wicks Brenda Wood EIGHTH GRADE Anne Fuller, president Kevin Burgess, vice-president Tim Dashnaw, secretary Tammy Lesperance, treasurer Ronald Ames Dennis Baker Christy Bancroft Dominic Bango Frank Bango Tracy Berckley Garry Butts Jennifer Campbell Patricia Case Diane Clement Cynette Cleveland James Cole Daniel Collette James Didas Terri Evans Dale Ford Attonda Garrow Laura Griffith David Hobart Kelly Hoffman Patrick Hooley Cathy Kaminski Linda LaBow Tracy Lancor George LayBoult Kim LayBoult Kenneth Malbeuf Kevin Mallette Dale Manning Carolyn Mantle Debra Mantle Linda Mashaw Lisa Miller Arleen Mills Wallace O'Neil Bruce Parow Randy Patnode Teresa Phillips Michele Ritz Claudette Senter Etta Senter Bethany Seymour Jane Shampine Joseph Sibley Clayton Swem I : ' I Deanna Swem Leon Swem Sandra Vrooman Anna Ward Tammy Weaver Todd Weaver Guy Wicks Russell Wood Charles Zeigler SEVENTH GRADE Sandra Smith, president Tim Wood, vice-president Paula Maxwell, secretary Lynne Fuller, treasurer Scott Bailey Juliann Baker Daniel Bancroft Angie Bango Janine Bassette Tori Bechler Mark Benson Richard Blundon Darlene Cole Carla Collette Debra Collette Richard Davison Timothy Davison Joel Dowling Jody Eggleston Candie Evans Robert Ford Bobbi Hooper Mark Hooper Marvin Hooper i I) i Karen Hoover Keith Hoover Edmund Jackson Richard Kelly Rhonda LayBoult Lisa Lawrence Terry Luther Barbara McIntosh Lisa McIntosh Jeffrey Miller Andrew Perry Stephen Premo Charles Richards Reed Rose Brenda Sullivan Stephen Valentine Michael Ward Michele Weir Kelly Whitney Bobbie Wicks Shirley Swem Foods VOCATIONAL STUDENTS Lance Atkinson Retail Sales Ken Maxwell § Stewart Hooley Auto Mechanics Kathy Smith Cosmetology Larry Butts Welding J John Wescott, Lance Mashaw, Paul Whit- marsh, Steve Bancroft, Ronnie Patnode, Arthur Miller, Paul Hooper. Welding Darren Hall § Jeff Wood Conservation Donalee Vrooman, Estella Slate, Donita Hooley, Patti LayBoult, Donna Coffie. Foods Mike Malbeuf, James Cook, Mark Hrynyk, Jeff Simmons, Greg Vrooman, Harvey Vandewalker, Charles LaVancha, Duane Garrow. Carpentry, Conservation, § Maintenance Debbie Jesmer Secretarial Mary Pike, Verna Hoffman, Peggy Davison, Cindy Ritz, Crystal Rogers. Secreterial 3LAIJ v MR. LLOYD DASHNAW, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL BOCES FACULTY (from left) Miss Bonnie Boliver B.S., SUC Brockport Speech and Hearing Therapy Miss Linda Kellerhals B.S. , SUC Oneonta Corrective Reading Mrs. Carol Phillips B.S., SUC Geneseo Corrective Reading PRIMARY GRADES (from left) front: Mrs. Mary Duggan B.A., SUC Potsdam Second Grade Mrs. Margaret Scanlon B.S., St. Rose Kindergarten Mrs. Marcia Sweet B.S., SUC Cortland Kindergarten Mrs. Marlene Clark B.S., SUC Potsdam First Grade back: Mrs. Jane Scott B.S., SUC Potsdam First Grade Mrs. Helen Valentine B.A., M.S., SUC Potsdam Second Grade Mrs. Patricia Rose B.A., SUC Potsdam Third Grade Mrs. Brenda Grindal B.A., SUC Potsdam Third Grade ELEMENTARY FACULTY Front: MIDDLE GRADES Mrs. Joan Dashnaw B.S., SUC Plattsburgh Nurse-Teacher Mrs. Patricia Taylor B.A., SUC Potsdam Sixth Grade Mrs. Berta Langs B.A., SUC Potsdam Sixth Grade Miss Bette Shampine B.A., SUC Potsdam Fourth Grade back: Charles Folsom B.S., Rocky Mountain Physical Education Bernard Slate B.S., Murray State Fourth Grade Michael O'Bryan B.A., Castleton State Fifth Grade Gerald Amerando B.A., St. Vincent Fifth Grade (from left) front: Jeff Cole, Paul Bashaw, Danny Clark, Timothy Ellis, Paul Case, Barry Dusharm, Mark Dreythaler; center: Mrs. Langs, Lisa Ryan, Jamie Hamlin, Michelle Smith, Bobbi Jo Griffith, Laurie Bancroft, Cindy Phillips, Patricia Best, Tammy Clement, back: Christopher Dashnaw, Robert Fayette, Danny Gotham, Patrick Ritz, John Miller, Stephen Duggan, Vicki Draper, Laurie Wood. (from left) front: Edward Cochran, Don Fuller, Lynnly Mashaw, Roger Patnode, Samuel Weaver, Jack Bango, Robert LaPlante; center: Mrs. Taylor, Doris White, Jane Benson, Cindy Manning, Vanessa Fayette, Kathy Lesperance, Tina LayBoult, Cindy Didas; back: Aaron Clark, Brian Burgess, Mark Weir, Michael Hoffman, Donna Collette, Laura Luther, Janette Whitney, Brenda Ward. SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE (from left) front: Linda Graves, Terri Bashaw, Melissa Parow, Carolyn Cole, Danny Simmons, Charles Gibbs, Tina Dowling, Donald Cook, Lane Miller; center: Mr. Ameran- do, Dale LaParr, Tim LaDuc, John Sibley, Frank Johnson, Jamie Smith, Valerie Bango, Darlene Peck, Annette LaPlante, Darrell Best, back: Kim Matthews, Donald Thomas, Stephen Hentz, Bruce Seymour, Laura Collette, Brenda Malbeuf, Andrew Shirley, Michael Cochran, Kevin Ritz, Kenneth Hadfield. Absent: Matthew O'Bryan. (from left) front: Joe LaBow, Stuart Weaver, Harvey Hooper, Ricky Leonard, Steve White, Joe Clement, Todd LaFave, Steve Miller; center: Laurie Bango, Linda Can- field, Shelly Jackson, Diana Collette, Teresa Dusharm, Julia Eggleston, Lisa Ellis, Lisa Fraser, April Miller, Dawn Farr; back: Steve Ritz, Gerald Wood, Ed McIntosh, Brian Bango, Steve Bradish, Brad Johnston, Dean Richards, Mike Cleveland, Scott Lancor, Carol Ford, Mr. O'Bryan. Absent: Vicki LayBoult. Moving-Up Day ceremonies are the culmination of ten months of hard work. The June 1975 ceremony had the pleasure of listening to the Reverend Janet Reynolds who gave the address to the students. Mr. Dashnaw presented the kindergarten diplomas and Mr. Gerald Baker, now president of the Board of Education awarded the sixth graders their diplomas. The Reverend Howe Perry gave the benediction as well as the invocation. Musical selections were performed by the sixth graders. FOURTH GRADE (from left) front: John Wood, Mark Parow, Scott aPar, John Hart, George Shackley, David Hoffman, James Matthews., Jon-Paul Dusharm; center: Mr. Slate, Victoria Bango, Marla Mantle, Tresa LaParr, Robin Ward, Julie Gotham, Sue Fuller, Amy Benney, Delora Morris, Judy Finley, Sandra Hadfield; back: Rebecca Graves, Trina Collette, Robby Leonard, Floyd Moore, Tom Hayes, Brad Clement, Delbert Ryan, Raymond Bechler, Charles Fowler, Richard Nautel. Absent: Amanda Taylor. (from left) front: Chris O'Grodnik, Ross Wicks, Steven Lesperance, Ronnie Hartle, Scott McIntosh, Leon Wicks, Brian Clement, Tracy Moore; center: Miss Shampine, Berta Cole, Tammy Young, Pam Luther, Mary Dreythaler, Shannon Kelly, Bonnie LaFave, Jeneen Phillips, Brenda Sibley, Susan Smith; back: Laurie LaVancha, Kim Ames, Toni Senter, Perry Case, Philip Bechler, Brent Swanson, John Jackson, Kriss Whitney, Marty Luther, Richie Hill, Richard Ward. Absent: Kevin Gratzer. (from left) front: Francis Hart, David Hentz, Robin Graves, Donald Simmons, Ter- rance LaFlair, Kevin Manning, Mark Bradish; center: Mrs. Grindal, Carol Ritz, Elizabeth Cole, Diane Jackson, Lynette Ward, Sara Griffith, Julie Clark, Paula Fayette, Dawn Mantle, John Bancroft; back: Derek Trombley, Timothy Best, Robert Delles, Raymond Hughto, Timothy Evans, Michael Fenton, Brian McIntosh. Absent: Randy Didas. (from left) front: John McIntosh, Darren Burgess, Anthony Brown, Brian Mantle, Clifford Cole, Gary LaParr, Chris Wood; center: Philip Case, Ann Hentz, Francine Wilson, Kelly Austin, Mary Ann LayBoult, Tammy Canfield, Michelle Timpson, Lisa Draper, Dawn Ogrodnik; back: Kevin Hooper, Steven Hooper, Leonard Bechler, Jeff Gratzer, David Manning, Joel Clark, Randy Thomas, David Kiggins, Mrs. Rose. Absent: Laura Hooley. T|_||RD GRADE GRADE OPERETTA The Elementary Vocal Music Department presented He Said He Was Santa with Mrs. St. Lawrence directing. Brian Burgess and Chris Dashnaw headed the cast. Below: Robert Bango, James Fraser, Cristine DeHart. Pictures at right: Tammy Young, Tresa LaParr, Kriss Whitney, Richard Nautel; Teresa Dusharm, Laura Collette, Brenda Mal- beuf, Julie Eggleston, Diana Collette; Kevin Ritz, Charles Gibbs, Darrel Best, Ed McIntosh. Dawn Ogrodnik, Tammy Canfield, and Kelly Austin. John Loucks, Kendall Whitney, Joey Graves, and Scott Bechler. Kevin Davison, Jeffrey LaParr, Roderick Brenda Deamer, Connie Ritz, Amanda Fraser, and Matthew McIntosh. Fraser, and Christine O'Bryan. A number of other photographs were taken during the production. Some of these can be seen on the grade division page. The success of the operetta was assured because of the many hours of preparation on the part of many people. (from left) Jeffrey LaParr, John Stott, Michael Ellis, Roderick Fraser, Tracy LaFave, Patrick O'Bryan, Jeffrey Baker, Matthew McIntosh, Danny Ritz; center: Mrs. Duggan, Michelle Johnson, Kimberly Fuller, Emily Sullivan, Tammy Hentz, Tina LaFave, Andrea LaFlair, Andrea Parow, Lynette Wood, Reine Trombley, Annette Whit- ney; back: Trina Middlestate, Clorinda LaParr, Andrea Kilbourn, Thomas LaVancha, Brian Coloney, Mark Nawotniak, Scott Rumpf. Daniel Hooley, Roy Davis. SECOND GRADE (from left) front: James Dusharm, Lena Wicks, Timothy Phillips, Ralph Ward, Lucinda Parow, Marion Lancor, Jeffrey McIntosh, Kevin Davison; center: Tracy Tay- lor, Christine Peck, Jack Hitchman, Anthony Bango, Denise Gotham, Sharon Shirley, Kimberly Best, Shelley Hudson, Steven Thesier; back: Mrs. Valentine, Kenneth Hartle, Lloyd Fuller, Emilie Schmitt, Todd Campbell, Jody LaPar, Douglas LaPlante, Chad LaPlatney, Michael Hawthorne, Richard LaFave. Absent: Tabetha Rathbone, Michelle Peabody. (from left) front: Richard Mono, Joseph Brown, Michael Phillips, Joseph Graves, Timothy Fowler, Ty Coloney, Mason VanWyck; center: Brenda Deamer, Angela Atkinson, Victoria Shackley, Julie Parow, Christine Arquette, Shila McIntosh, Connie Ritz, April Norris, Rebecca Davis; back: Douglas Shirley, Shad Rathbone, Allen Bango, Timothy Austin, Jeffrey Kiggins, Kendall Whitney, Charles Mealus, JoAnne Clark, Mrs. Clark. Absent: Melissa Phillips, Sonya Manning. FIRST GRADE (from left) front: Tim Hart, Michael Rose, Scott Bechler, Bret Miller, Tony LaParr, Chris Wicks, Corey Swanson; center: John Loucks, Sheila Nautel, Cynthia Clark, Danielle Dusharm, Theresa Graves, Kristie Crane, Dawn Deamer, Melissa Manchester, Carrie Stevens, Sara Fenton; back: Mrs. Scott, Christine O'Bryan, Amanda Fraser, Jason Dickinson, Shane Morris, Chris Woodward, Scott Hunter, James Manchester, Brian Chamberlain, Tony Bango. t I A Pirates Log without a page of Halloween pictures just would not be complete since the Elementary School student body looks forward to the opportunity to dress up with great eagerness. We will not attempt to identify those in the pictures on this page. Suffice it to note that the characters in the photo in the middle of the left column are no others than the cafeteria help! (from left) front: David Best, Edward Ritz, Charles Coloney, Kevin Delles, Nick Bressette, Jaime Kooistra, James Sullivan; center: Colleen McIntosh, Terri Jo LayBoult, Lynnette Whitney, Denise Collette, Elizabeth Schmitt, Kristie Wood, Brenda Dusharm, Tracy Hentz, Janet Cross; back: Robert Bango, Mark McIntosh, James Fraser, Thomas Davison, Doane Graves, Michael LaPlatney, Stephanie Fleming, Mrs. Scanlon. Absent: Shayne Atkinson, Richard Rounds, Gerald Bray. KINDERGARTEN (from left) front: Shawn McIntosh, Richard Wicks, Derrick Kiggins, Andrew Parow, Jason McIntosh, Christopher Looby, John LaFave, Scott Smith; center: Aria Collet- te, Scott LaPlatney, Maria Hernandez, Brenda Clement, Tina Wood, Lance Thesier, Debbie Hawthorne, Brenda Middlestate, Christine DeHart; back: Mrs. Sweet, Jay Stiles, Scott Cleveland, David Hooper, Michael Chamberlain, Christina Carr, Craig Davie, Kristie Farr, James Fuller. Absent: Ronda LaPlatney. OFFICE Mrs. Pearl Blundon CAFETERIA , Mrs. Helen Burke Mrs. Loretta Ledger Mrs. Rachel Hooper Mrs. Gladys Young Mrs. Doris Bancroft Tim Chartrand Mrs. Doris Mealus CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS (from left) front: Mrs. Modena Hooley, Mrs. Dorothy Baker, Mrs. Kathaleen Pierce; standing: Mr. Martin Luther, Mr. Donald Phelps, Mr. Douglas Clarke, Mr. Clarence Wicks, Mr. Carl Timpson, and Mr. George Ledger. OY-UT Ofy 6-19 ® The 1975 Athletic Awards Banquet was held on June 6, 1975. Mr. Tho- mas Murphy, now the basketball coach at Hamilton College after leaving Belleville where his teams won over one hundred consecutive games, gave the main address. Peter Wood and Russell Bowen received the Outstand- ing Senior Award. Peter also cap- tured the Varsity Basketball Award. Dixie Jenack was awarded the Senior Cheerleader Award. A new award, the Cobb Award, went to Peter. BASEBALLERS FINISH FOURTH (from left) front: Managers Guy Wicks, Tracy Lancor, and Russell Wood; middle row: Gene Devereaux, Russell Bowen, David Lesperance, Terry Irish, Jack Luther, and Charles Swem; back: Coach Folsom, Kelly Buckingham, Gordon Grigg, Gary Buckingham, Marty Buckingham, Jay Seymour, Richard Premo, Pierre Dashnaw, and Keith Ritz SPRING 1975 RESULTS PIRATES OPPONENTS 14 Parishville 8 5 Edwards 10 26 Parishville 4 15 Colton 8 2 Edwards 3 9 Hammond 0 5 Colton 7 20 Knox Memorial 9 2 St. Regis Falls 4 5 Knox Memorial 7 16 Hammond 5 The Northern Athletic Conference divisional champs were as follows: Division A, Ogdensburg, Division B, Madrid-Waddington; Division C, Holy Family; Division D, Edwards. Our Pirate baseballers finished fourth in Division D behind Edwards, Colton and Knox. Our record in the league was six wins and five losses. Our last contest was finally canceled after rain forced two postponements. Russell Bowen and Marty Buckingham both hit solo homeruns during the season. Pitching duties were shared by Terry Irish, Kelly and Marty Buckingham. Russell Bowen and Terry Irish were named to the All-League First Team, Division D TIDE ABOUT TO TURN FOR GIRLS’ SOFTBALL SPRING 1975 GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM (from left) front: Donna Miller, manager, Carol Swem, Kathy Smith, Kelly Phelps, and Deanna Swem, manager; middle row: Patricia Chartrand, Debbie Lesperance, Lynne Ford, Susan Brown, Kim Dowling, Nancy Mantle, and Debbie Ford; back row: Diane Scanlon, Peggy Bancroft, Joan Hooper, Peggy Dooley, Mary Pike, Patricia Dooley, and Shelley Smith. Although the girls on the softball team failed to register a victory during the course of the campaign, they, nevertheless, made their opponents aware of the fact that the team has greatly improved over the last two or three years. Whereas the girls had allowed in excess of thirty runs during a single contest in previous years, they did not allow a single team to reach that plateau this year. They themselves scored in double figures in six .of their eight contests. In seven of the eight games, the scores were respectable and often close. The girls played four away games. These were played at Saint Regis Falls, Parishville, Edwards, and Hammond. They also hosted four games: Hermon-DeKalb, Lisbon, Colton-Pierrepont, and Morristown. Home runs were hit by Peggy Bancroft, Debbie Lesperance, Shelley Smith, and Patty Chartrand. We have a feeling that the girls will have improved sufficiently by next season to capture a victory or two. We wish them the best of luck. SOCCER TEAM THIRD WITH 9-6-1 (from left) front: managers Marty Luther, Tim Dashnaw, and Joe Sibley, goalie Larry Butts, and managers Tim Wood and Leon Swem; middle row: Bart Young, Brian Weaver, Ray Sibley, Marty Buckingham, Pierre Dashnaw, David Lesperance, Tom Arnold, and Craig Foley; back row: Jay Seymour, James Cook, Terry Irish, Jack Luther, Gordon Grigg, Kelly Buckingham, Mike Malbeuf, Richard Premo, Darrell Seymour, and Coach Bearor. RESULTS AT A GLANCE NORTHERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE, DIVISION TWO HOME AWAY 3-0 Parishville 3-2 W L T GF GA TP 2-5 Colton 1-5 Colton-Pierrepont 13 1 2 53 12 28 3-4 St. Joseph's 1-3 Hermon-DeKalb 13 2 1 38 8 27 2-1 Hermon-DeKalb 1-2 HARRISVILLE 9 6 1 39 30 19 4-2 Edwards 0-0 Edwards 6 7 3 23 30 15 5-0 St. Regis Falls 4-2 Parishville 5 8 3 16 35 13 2-0 Knox Memorial 1-0 St. Regis Falls 5 9 2 19 27 12 5-0 Morristown 2-4 St. Joseph's 4 8 4 24 36 12 Knox Memorial 4 10 2 17 26 10 PIRATE SCORERS (goals only) Morristown 3 11 2 11 36 8 Terry Irish . . 11 DIVISION TWO, TOP SCORERS David Lesperance . . 6 James Cook . . 4 Jim McEwen, Colton . . 15 Jack Luther ............... 4 Kelly Buckingham .......... 3 Marty Buckingham .......... 2 Mike Malbeuf .............. 2 Richard Premo ............. 2 Tom Arnold ................ 1 Gordon Grigg .............. 1 Dick Malbeuf .............. 1 Ray Sibley ................ 1 Brian Weaver .............. 1 Kevin Weems, Colton ................. 13 Peter Struzzi, Hermon-DeKalb ........ 13 Terry Irish, Harrisville ............ 11 Alton Bishop, Edwards ............... 11 In Division One, Madrid-Waddington dominated with a 14-1-1 record. Canton placed second with 11-4-1. Norwood-Norfolk followed in third with 11-5-0. Massena was fourth (9-5-2) DIVISION TWO, ALL-LEAGUE FIRST TEAM Kevin Weems, Colton, line Peter Struzzi, Hermon-DeKalb, line Alton Bishop, Edwards, line Mark Whyte, Colton, line DAVID LESPERANCE, HARRISVILLE, LINE TERRY IRISH, HARRISVILLE, LINE Jim McEwen, Colton, line Duane Dusharm, Hermon-DeKalb, fullback Larry Amo, Hermon-DeKalb, goalie Bruce Fallon, Colton, halfback Randy Shea, Colton, halfback Bill Smith, Colton, halfback Dave Richardson, Parishville, line Tom Tiernan, Hermon-DeKalb, line Jeff Azee, Colton, fullback DIVISION TWO, ALL-LEAGUE FIRST TEAM David Lesperance Terry Irish Marty Buckingham was named to the All-league Second Team. Honorable mentions went to Larry Butts, Kelly Buckingham, Gordon Grigg, and James Cook. NORTHERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE PLAY-OFFS Madrid-Waddington 5 Edwards 1 Hermon-DeKalb 1 Norwood-Norfolk 0 Madrid-Waddington 2 Hermon-DeKalb 0 Canton 5 HARRISVILLE 1 Colton 3______ Massena 0 Canton 4 Colton 1 Canton 3___________ Madrid-Waddington 2 JUNIOR VARSITY (from left) front: Richard Malbeuf, Randy Ray, Craig Luther, and Matt LaParr; second row: Mark Trombley, John Blundon, Chris Gallup, Mike Valentine, and Jerry Gale; third row: Arthur Fuller, Joseph Chamberlain, Larry Ames, Keith Ritz, Paul Richer, and Kevin Buckingham; back row: Andy Miller, Scott Gallup, Patrick Bechler, Mark Ritz, and Mr. Rod Parow, coach. Left, top: David Lesperance con- trols ball; bottom: Chris Hoover arrives a moment too late; right, top: Kelly Phelps (11) and Susan Brown close in; center: Jim Cook approaches ball as Mike Malbeuf awaits pass; bottom: Debbie Lespe- rance and girls put on brakes. GIRL BOOTERS WIN FOUR OUTSCORE FOES (from left) front: Cathi Ford, Brenda Wood, Mary Pike, Kathy Hoover, Nancy Mantle, Francine Billings, and Sherry Benson; middle row: Chris Hoover, Debbie Lesperance, Kim Dowling, Kathy Griffith, Kim Fraser, Kathy Smith, Ann Wood, and Kathy Wicks; back row: Cindy Ritz, Jeanne Wood, Debbie Ford, Kelly Phelps, Peggy Dooley, Verna Hoffman, Susan Brown, Ann Whitford, Lynne Ford, Estella Slate, Diane Scanlon, and Miss Felio, coach. Absent: Shelley Smith. GAME RESULTS 1 Parishville 3 2 Morristown 0 0 Knox Memorial 2 1 St. Regis Falls 0 0 Colton 1 1 Edwards 2 1 Hammond 1 4 Lisbon 0 0 Chateaugay 1 2 Hermon-DeKalb 1 LEAGUE STANDINGS Colton W 9 L 1 Edwards 6 2 Knox Memorial 6 3 Chateaugay 6 4 St. Regis Falls 5 5 Harrisville 4 5 Lisbon 4 5 Hermon-DeKalb 2 5 Morristown 2 5 Hammond 1 8 PIRATE SCORERS ALL-LEAGUE FIRST TEAM Debbie Lesperance ...6 Kim Dowling ...........3 Chris Hoover ..........2 Peggy Dooley ..........1 Goalie Kathy Griffith made a total of 75 saves in the nets. She allowed the opposition only 11 goals and registered three shutouts. The team scored 12 goals. No team was able to score more than three times in a game. The All-Northern First Team was headed by Colton with four selections; Edwards and Morristown placed three each; Harris- ville, Chateaugay, and Parishville had two; Knox, Hammond, Lisbon, and Hermon-DeKalb had one each. Mary Pike Debbie Lesperance VARSITY REPEATS AS CLASS “D” CHAMPIONS (from left) front: managers Tim Wood and Tim Dashnaw; kneeling: Terry Irish, Dave Lesperance, Ricky Chartrand, Pierre Dashnaw, Tom Arnold; standing: manager Brett Weaver, Andy Miller, Gordon Grigg, Marty Buckingham, Kelly Buckingham, Larry Butts, Coach Folsom. HOME OPPONENT AWAY INDIVIDUAL SCORERS 75-47 Edwards 96-41 Hermon-DeKalb 64-57 Tom Arnold 142 Pierre Dashnaw 55 98-44 Colton 80-58 Kelly Buckingham . 310 Terry Irish 248 75-63 Hammond 75-71 Marty Buckingham . 283 Dave Lesperance .... 122 68-69 Heuvelton Larry Butts 118 Andy Miller 12 80-44 Knox Memorial 84-50 Ricky Chartrand .. 51 Gordon Grigg 49 Chateaugay 76-55 93-48 Parishville 86-60 52-43 St. Regis Falls 69-46 The Varsity Pirates outscored their foes 86-45 Morristown in regular season play 1390 to 963. That 83-62 Lisbon translates into an average 77.2 points per St. Joseph's 50-60 game on offense while the opposition was limited to 53.5 points per contest. Four of the five starters enjoyed 20-points plus evenings: Kelly Buckingham re- gistered 27 points against Chateaugay while Terry Irish scored 26 against Knox Memorial as did Marty Buckingham against Colton. Tom Arnold had 24 (Parishville). ALL-NORTHERN DIVISION D FIRST TEAM Kelly Buckingham All-Northern Division D First Team Terry Irish All-Northern Division D Second Team Kelly Buckingham ......... Harrisville Marty Buckingham ......... Harrisville David Hadlock ................ Hammond Steven Prior ........ St. Regis Falls Steven White ........... Knox Memorial NORTHERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS A DIVISION B DIVISION Canton 16-2 Clifton-Fine ... 12-6 OFA 16-2 Tupper Lake .... 12-6 Gouverneur .... 11-7 Norwood-Norfolk. 8-10 Potsdam 11-7 Brushton-Moira . 6-12 Saranac Lake .. 11-7 St. Lawrence ... 4-14 Malone 9-9 Madrid-Wadd. ... 3-15 Massena 6-12 Salmon River ... 1-17 C DIVISION D DIVISION Heuvelton 16-1 Harrisville .... 16-2 Hermon-DeKalb . 14-3 St. Regis Falls. 13-5 St. Joseph's .. 13-4 Hammond 11-7 Chateaugay .... 7-10 Knox Memorial .. 7-11 Lisbon 4-13 Colton 6-12 Morristown .... 2-15 Edwards 3-15 Parishville .... 2-16 PLAYOFF CHAMPIONSHIPS Division A: Canton over OFA Division B: Clifton-Fine over Tupper Lake Division C: St. Joseph's over Heuvelton Division D: Harrisville over St. Regis Falls Marty Buckingham All-Northern Division D First Team Dave Lesperance All-Northern Division D Honorable Mention Harrisville (bye) DIVISION D PLAYOFFS Harrisville 96 Colton-Pierrepont 75 Colton-Pierrepont 46 Knox Memorial 64 Hammond 109_________ Edwards ST St. Regis Falls 101 Parishville 35 Hammond 5 2________ St. Regis Falls 59 Harrisville 46 St. Regis Falls 44 Division A-B Championship Canton (A) 75 Clifton-Fine (B) 55 Division C-D Championship Harrisville (D) 47 St. Joseph's (C) 45 Division AB CD Canton (AB) Harrisville 7X 2_ Harrisville (Sec.,10D) Wells (Sec. 7D) G3 Compliments of NATURAL BRIDGE K.O.A. KAMPGROUND Natural Bridge New York Featured on this page are several action shots taken during the Edwards and the Heuvelton games. Varsity players seen in the shots are Tom Arnold (14) , Terry Irish (22), Kelly Buckingham (24) , Larry Butts (32), and Marty Buckingham (44). VARSITY CHEERLEADERS I (from left) front: Kathy Griffith, Cindy Ritz, Crystal Rogers, Shelley Smith; center: Kelly Phelps, Chris Gallup, Kim Dowling; back: Kelly Dundon, Mary Pike. Miss Felio advises the group. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL (from left) front: Brenda Wood, Denise LaParr, Dawn Wood, Chris Hoover; seated: Daphne Richardson, Kim Fraser, Sherry Ben- son, Jeanne Wood, Kathy Wicks, Joanne Wood; standing: Miss Felio, Nancy LaDuc, manager, Patty Chartrand, Tina Holcomb, Peggy Dooley, Verna Hoffman, Nora Clark, manager. The girls suited a team which was almost without experience this year. As a matter of fact, all but three of the girls were ninth grade students. Although they did not expect to win many games, if any, they, nevertheless, practiced hard and played hard. The season started on January 30, at home, against a good Parishville aggregation and concluded in March. In addition to Parishville, the girls played Edwards, St. Regis Falls, and Colton. The league had five teams scheduled for home-and-home games. Miss Felio coached the team. She has great hope for the future if the girls con- tinue to practice and improve. The pictures on this page prove that the girls play just as serious- ly as the boys. Seen in the action shots on this page are Joanne Wood (4), Peggy Dooley (5), Denise LaParr (12) , Chris Hoover (15), Brenda Wood (33). On the previous page Patty Chartrand (10) can be seen in action. JUNIOR VARSITY WINS 13 OF 18 (from left) front: Todd Weaver, manager, John Blundon, Matthew LaParr, Richard Malbeuf, Jerry Gale, Bart Young, Russell Wood, manager; standing: Kevin Buckingham, Scott Foley, Howard Hooper, Brian Weaver, Craig Foley, Keith Ritz, Coach Bearor. The Junior Pirates finished second (13-5) to Colton (14-4). HOME OPPONENT AWAY Compliments of EVERGREEN ACRES Christmas Trees 48-27 Edwards 72-48 A S 48-51 Hermon-DeKalb Colton 35-32 32-48 c W STORES ) 34-20 Hammond 30-39 Phone 543-2797 MPS-ROE, 9nc. 31-49 - ? t; Heuvelton 36-27 Harrisville New York 60-24 42-24 47-18 49-38 Chateaugay Parishville St. Regis Morristown Lisbon St. Joseph's 48-53 71-37 45-23 33-24 V Compliments of HOOVER'S HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER Harrisville New York Feed-Fuel-Home Heating Service- Lumber-Building Supplies Phone 493-1910 Carthage, Watertown N.Y. Compliments of KAY'S BEAUTY SHOP Harrisville New York v Ski ... JUNIPER HILLS Saturday, Sunday 8 Holidays 10 o'clock til 4:30 Route 3 Phone 543-2492 Harrisville New York CLEARVIEW RESTAURANT 8 MOTEL for finer foods Gouverneur New York Junior varsity basketball action shots from two of the games played on our home court are featured on this page. Players seen are Brian Weaver (upper left); Keith Ritz (center left); Craig Foley and John Blundon (lower left); Darren Hall and Brian Weaver (upper right); Richard Malbeuf (lower right). JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS (from left) front: Leta Baker and Chris Hoover; middle row: Barbara Collette and Kim Fraser; back row Debbie Lesperance, Lynne Ford, Sue Brown, and Trudy Weaver. Competition was extremely keen again this year among the girls who wished to make the cheerleading squad. When the final tally had been taken, the eight girls above had been selected. Miss Felio of the Physical Education Department is faculty adviser to the group. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL (from left) Boys: (seated) Tracy Berckley, Joe Sibley, Kenneth Malbeuf, Leon Swem, Russell Wood, Kevin Burgess, and Danny Collette; standing: Garry Butts, Patrick Hooley, Randy Patnode, Todd Weaver, Frank Bango, Tracy Lancor, Tim Dashnaw, and James Cole. Girls: (front) Tammy Weaver, Lisa Miller, Terri Evans; center: Carolyn Mantle, Tammy Lesperance; back: Anne Fuller, Deanna Swem, and Linda LaBow. Mr. Rod Parow coached both the seventh and eighth graders to a very successful season. Miss Pelkey advised the cheerleading groups. Boys: (seated) Keith Hoover, Mark Benson, Stephen Premo, Richard Davison, Richard Kelly, and Jeff Miller; standing: Tim Wood, Joel Dowling, Tim Davison, Andy Perry, Michael Ward, and Riki Blundon. Girls: (front) Barbara McIntosh, Karen Hoover, Janine Bassette; back: Sandra Smith Juliann Baker, Michelle Weir, and Carla Collette. Absent: Brenda Sullivan. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL Potteil H ■ . r,tudio a Jt t class 7_ US iT OLUT O NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (from left) front: Crystal Rogers, Ann Wood, and Francine Billings; back: Kim Dowling, George Clark, and Kelly Dundon. Inset: Raymond Sibley. Mr. LeBlanc (not pictured) advises the Lake Bonaparte Chapter of the National Honor Society. The members of the National Honor Society again this year attended the Saint Lawrence University make-your-own-sundae party and hockey game. Mr. Kelly delivered the address to the newly-inducted members of the NHS. He noted in his remarks that academic achievement is important but that it needs to be reinforced by character. Mr. Kelly is pictured above. Below, Mrs. Dowling and Mrs. Billings at the refreshment table. In the pictures at the left, from the top, can be seen four of the new members; Mrs. Dundon, Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Clark; Shirley Swem, Sharon Ward, and Terrie Ziegler put finishing touches on cake. ( In the spring of 1975, the Junior Red Masque, under the direction of Mr. Amerando, presented a delightful short play to the student body in a special afternoon assembly. The play, entitled Life O'the Party, was extremely well done. Outstanding was the performance of Patrick Hooley. KELLY DUNDON HEADS STUDENT COUNCIL Kelly Dundon was elected presi- dent of the 1975-76 Student Council. Other officers were as follows: Ann Wood, vice-president; Kim Dowling, secretary; and Kelly Phelps, treas- urer. Faculty advisers were Mrs. Shirley Dusharm and Mr. Rod Parow. The council sponsored a very successful exchange student weekend. It also sponsored the annual Christmas festivities which mark the last day of school before the Christmas recess. A Memory Tree was set up on the front lawn of the school as a remembrance of deceased friends and relatives. REPRESENTATIVES: (from left) front: Kathy Wicks, ninth; Debbie Lesperance, tenth; Nancy Mealus, twelfth; Crystal Rogers, eleventh; Lisa Miller, eighth; Janine Bas- sette, seventh; back: Andrew Perry, seventh; Pat Hooley, eighth; Tom Arnold, ele- venth; George Clark, twelfth; Matt LaParr, ninth, Richard Malbeuf, tenth. STUDENT COUNCIL HOSTS EXCHANGE STUDENTS (from left) front: Senorita Lucinda Torres, Miss Yuko Takeo, Senorita Alexandra Gomez, Miss Kyoko Ikeda, and Senorita Olga Flores Salinas; back: Kelly Dundon, Kelly Phelps, Matt LaParr, Ann Wood, Senor Hugo Jara, our exchange student, and Nancy Mealus. Student hosts, with whose family our guests stayed, are pictured Five area exchange students were weekend hphinrl thpir onpct guests of the Student Council and Harrisville Central. They attended a pep rally prior to a bus trip to an exciting basketball game at Hermon-DeKalb. Following the game, a pizza party was held at Kilbourn's. Bowling and a luncheon on Saturday capped the weekend. Guests were treated to pizza after the game. Olga displays concern on bowling lane. Following two instructional periods, the rest of the day which marked the closing of the school for Christmas vacation was given over to various activities. The Junior Red Masque presented an amusing comedy, Bad, Worse, and Broccoli . Five of its actors are pictured on this page: Kevin Burgess, Andy Perry, Tim Dashnaw, Janine Bassette, and Karen Hoover. Also pictured are Joe Sibley and Bruce Parow at the ping- pong table and Mr. Strough and his musical group. One of the highlights of the day was the slave auction , although some of the slaves might have had grounds for complaint concerning the duties imposed upon them. In the photo, upper left, seventh and eighth graders pool their re- sources to make a purchase. The photo, center left, shows a member of this corporation bidding. The successful bidders are seen leading their prize away after forcing the unfortunate victims to wear such things as dunce caps. Another victim was forced to play ping-pong with the paddle in his mouth. The photo, lower left, features a few card sharks in a game of liar . SIX ATTEND SLU PROGRAM (from left) front: Kelly Phelps Pam Mallette back: Ann Wood Kathy Griffith Pierre Dashnaw Kim Dowling Six members of the Class of 1977 attended Saturday classes at Saint Lawrence University as part of the Talented Juniors Program. All signed up for psychology. Pierre followed a course in Human Behavior while the other five were enrolled in Animal Behavior. Mr. James Cleveland drove the students to the campus. V £ - A _ _ TRIPLE TRIO (from left) front: Shelley Smith, Susan Brown, Peggy Dooley, and Nancy Mealus; back: Diane Scanlon, Mary Pike, Pamela Case, Joan Hooper, and Kathy Griffith. GIRLS’ CHORUS MIXED CHORUS “BOYS AND GIRLS TOGETHER” The annual mixed chorus play was presented to the public on Friday, November 14 at the elementary school. A good crowd was in attend- ance in spite of the winter's first storm and treacherous roads. As is generally the case, the spotlight always shines brightest on the cast itself. However, dozens of persons working behind the scenes were in great part responsible for the success of this production. Some of the main characters are featured on this and the following page. Top left: Kelly Buckingham (Rodney Sharp), Gene Devereaux (his father) and Nancy LaDuc (his mother) discuss family matters; center: Shelley Smith (Ida) Kathy Griffith (Daisy), and Gotham High students Mary Pike and Kelly Phelps; bottom: Terry Irish (Jimmy), Shelley Smith (his girl). Jack Luther, and Kathy Griffith (his girl) on picnic; bottom right: Kathy Griffith and Kelly Buckingham. Other roles featured Ann Wood as the hostess of a Bowery restau- rant; Kelly Dundon as Dean Greene of Gotham High; Nancy Mealus as the rich girl Clarisse; and Eli- zabeth Kaminski as the governess. (top left) Nancy Mealus breaks bottle over Gordie Grigg's head; (bottom) Jack Luther, Delicate Frank Ann Wood, and Shelley Smith; (top right) Dean Kelly Dundon speaks up while Bernie Sullivan, Crystal Rogers, Dave Lesperance, Mike Davison, Sharon Ward, and Paul Richer look on; (center) Ann LaParr, Jack Luther, Kathy Hoover, Peggy Dooley, Sue Brown, and Mary Pike; (bottom) pic- nic scene. i. Those moments before the produc- tion! How long they can be! (top left) Jack Luther, Debbie Lesperance, and Sue Brown; (center) Mrs. St. Law- rence at work while Paul Richer, Randy Ray, Dave Swem, and Mike Wicks look on; (bottom) Ann LaParr, Nora Clark, Debbie Hamlin, and Peggy Doo- ley wait patiently; (top right) Ann Wood, Chris Hoover, Kelly Buckingham, and Gene Devereaux; (bottom) Diane Scanlon in a pensive mood. (from left) front: Tammy Ward, Kelly Hoffman, Daphne Richardson, .Carrie Gale, and Patricia Rowe; back: Robert Simmons, Kevin Gale, Lance Atkinson, John Hooper, David Swem, Howard Hooper, Christopher Ward, and Jon Bassette. Mr. Toto is the faculty adviser of the Camera Club. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS CAMERA CLUB SENIOR BAND (from left) front: Chris Hoover, Kim Fraser, Julie McIntosh, Jennifer Campbell, Anne Fuller, and Kathy Wicks; second row: Debbie Hamlin, Joan Hooper, Diane Scan- lon, Nancy LaDuc, Barbara LaDuc, Brenda Wood, and Debbie Jesmer; third row: Debbie Ford, Linda Simmons, Susan Cowan, Sherry Benson, Nora Clark, and Ann Wood; fourth row: Mr. Strough, band director, Bruce Parow, Debbie Lesperance, Sue Brown, Nancy Mealus, Barbara Collette, Peggy Dooley, and Mike Wicks; fifth row: Kelly Bucking- ham, Jay Seymour, Joe Chamberlain, Pierre Dashnaw, Mike Valentine, Tom Valentine, John Blundon, and Andy Miller. The Senior Band, under the baton of Mr. Jeff Strough, meets twice a week for rehearsal. In addition, its members have section- al music lessons once a week. The band performs for the student body, the general public, and in parades throughout the year. Photo on left: Jennifer Campbell and Barb LaDuc practice seriously. Harrisville Central School was host to the annual Oswegatchie Valley- District Music Festival in the spring of 1975. Two very competent Crane professors were guest director and conductor, Mr. William Crowder and Mr. Anthony Maiello. Participating schools were Colton-Pierrepont, Knox of Russell, Clifton-Fine, Edwards, Parishville-Hopkinton, and Harrisvil- le. In the pictures at the left may be seen Nora Clark, Kathy Hoover in the front row and Kelly Dundon and Sue Brown in the second row. Verna Hoffman and Joan Hooper are in the center photo. Brett Weaver, Kelly Buckingham, Dave Lesperance, and Ray Sibley are in the front row of the Mass Chorus picture. Above is Jay Seymour on the drums and George Clark (below) on the tuba. STAGE BAND MAJORETTES AND DRILL TEAM The faculty accepted a challenge from the firemen and engaged in a softball game. No score was reported except that it wasn't quite as bad as last year. Mrs. Dusharm wonders what bat to use (upper left) while Miss Finley and Miss Collins discuss strategy. A faculty picnic was held a few days later to try to forget the game. Miss Shampine, Mrs. and Mr. Stewart Parow , Mr. Kellerhals and Mr. Hoo- ver, Mrs. O'Bryan, Miss Finley, and Miss Felio enjoy refreshments. Let's just take little pieces and come back more often. Nobody will notice. I can't bear to look. He's putting Pepsi on ravioli! Don't you think I look Latin too? Really? I told you I could serve this way. (upper left) Mr. and Mrs. Parow, Mrs. Dusharm; (center left) Hugo, Matt LaParr, and Nancy Mealus; (lower left) Kathy Griffith, Olga, Nancy Mealus, and Hugo; (upper right) Jeff Wood, Craig Foley, and Patty Chartrand; (lower right) Kim Miller and Kathy Wicks. Let me win and I'll talk to you! I wish someone would knock something down! Bring on Don Carter. I'm ready for The Challenge of the Sexes . (Ann Wood, Kim Dowling) Did you see how I slid down that alley? It s the waiting that gets us! (Kim Fraser, Kim Baker, and Kim Dowling) Pictures at left: (top photo) Barb LaDuc, Richard Malbeuf, Matt LaParr, and Bart Young; (center) Chris Hoover, Kelly Phelps, and Brett Weaver; (bottom) Patrick Hooley, Teresa Phillips, Diane Clement, Andy Perry, and Jon Bassette. I can't believe it, he made a strike! BOWLING ANTICS I Eat your heart out, Raquel! (Jack Luther) When does Big Chief arrive for talk with One Feather ? (Peggy Sullivan, Kathy Hoover, and Cathy Ford outside the Guidance Office) Geometry is cool stuff! (Mike Wicks, Mike Davison, George Clark, and Peggy Dooley) BOCES best hairdresser dolls up Moose ! (Kathy Smith and Nancy Mantle) Three on the rocks! (Daphne Richardson, John O'Neil, Sue Cowan) This is soul food, man! (Miss Collins and Mrs. Langs) Who said Driver Ed. cars don't get flats in the school lot? (Mr. MacDonald and Larry Mashaw) Didn't you know I could type! (Mrs. Hoover) The Easter Bunnies! (Mr. Amerando, bunny, Mr. O'Bryan) The Marx Brothers (Mike White, David Swem, and Kevin Gale) vmt WSKETTMU. I bet a shirt and a sock.' (Steve Pike, Nancy Mealus, and Terry Irish) The Americans walk all over the French for easy victory! (Scott Foley and Mr. LeBlanc) Quick, the make-up disguise! (Kelly Phelps and hidden assistants) Easy on the orangeade, boys! (Swem (Tim Dashnaw, Kenny Malbeuf, Leon Let's blow the school up! (upper left) Denis LaParr and Mark Trombley; (lower left) Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Young; (upper right) Dick Malbeuf and Bart Young; (center right) Barbara LaDuc; (lower right) Mr. Phelps and Mr. Luther of the garage crew. Did she say she never bowled before? Listen carefully, girls. I'm only gonna say it once! What do YOU suggest we do with it? I'll trade you my hat! How much nitro did you say to use? It's only the third quarter. We'll make one before the end of the game, watch! Four thousand one... four thousand two... 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