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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1977 volume:

mmKcz PIRATES LOG STAFF (from left) front: Jennifer Campbell, Kelly Phelps, Kim Dowling, Kathy Griffith, Francine Billings, Diane Scanlon, Susan Cowan, Ann Wood; second row: Cindy Ritz, Crystal Rogers, Verna Hoffman, Linda LaBow, Tammy Lesperance, Anne Fuller, Terri Evans; third row: Kenny Malbeuf, Nora Clark, Derek Collier, Michael Davison, Matt LaParr, Jon Bassette, Robert Simmons, Patrick Hooley; top row: Tracy Lancor, Thomas Valentine, Scott Foley, Dale Ford, David Hobart, Howard Hooper, Michael Valentine, Paul Richer. Absent for picture: Daphne Richardson. Pictured at the left is the creator of this year's winning cover design. Robert Simmon's entry was voted the best among the fifty-eight entries. Robert receives five dollars and a free copy of the Pirates Log for his effort. The yearbook staff met regularly eighth period on Tuesdays to plan this year's edition of our school's yearbook. Ray Sibley served as business manager for the third consecutive year. Mr. LeBlanc was the faculty advisor again this year. DEDICATION MRS. MARGARET SCANLON A child's initial experience in school often establishes behavioral patterns and attitudes which, when positive, result in the normal development of social values and scholastic performance. Fortunate indeed is the child who is met, morning after morning and week after week, by a teacher's smile and who knows that his daily problems and crises will command sympathetic understanding. For nearly twenty years Mrs. Margaret Scanlon has, in her kindergarten room, provided an atmosphere conducive to the maximum self-realization of each child under her care. It is, therefore, with pride and sincere gratitude that the yearbook staff and the members of the Harrisville Teachers' Association dedicate the 1977 Pirates Log to Mrs. Margaret Scanlon. May she continue to find satisfaction and purpose in her chosen profession. BOARD OF EDUCATION Members of the Board of Education serve the school district without pay. They devote many hours in discharging the duties of their office. Their dedication to the education of the children of our district guarantees an operation which runs smoothly and effective- ly. Many serve term after term because they are convinced that the well-being of this community and the country at large depends to a great extent on the values and the knowledge which the younger generation receives while in school. We extend to the Board of Education a sincere thank you for its concern and dedication to the education of the youth of Harris- ville. Mr. Gerald Baker, president IN MEMORIAM Mr. Glenn Backus 1926-1976 Seated: (from left) Mr. Stephen LaDuc Mr. Thomas Canfield Mr. Bernard Shinnick Standing: Mr. Richard Kelly Mr. Ben Hunter Mr. Henry Lesperance Mr. Gary Buckingham ADMINISTRATION I ) i Mr. Richard Kelly, supervising principal (left) Mr. Lloyd Dashnaw, assistant prin- cipal (above) Mr. Robert Toto, administrative assistant and guidance counselor (from left, all rows) Mrs. Virginia St.Lawrence B.S., M.S., SUC Potsdam Vocal Music Mrs. Shirley Hoover B.S., SUC Plattsburgh Homemaking Miss Eileen Collins B.S., SUC Buffalo Art Miss Ellen Hurley B.A., M.L.S., Geneseo English § Library Miss Kathy Felio B.S., SUC Cortland Physical Education Mrs. Avis Cring B.A., SUC Albany M. Ed., St. Lawrence Mathematics Richard Darling B. Mus., SUC Potsdam Instrumental 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 Philip Looby B.A., SUC Potsdam Science Rickey Bearor B.S., SUC Brockport Physical Education Mrs. Mary LaDuc Eastman Dental Dispensary Dental Hygienist Mrs. Joan Dashnaw B.S., SUC Plattsburgh Nurse-Teacher Miss Rebecca Pelkey B.A., SUC Potsdam Mathematics Mrs. Shirley Dusharm B.S., SUC Albany Commercial Marcel LeBlanc B.A., St. Michael's M.A., Middlebury Foreign Languages § English Bruce Rathbone B.S., SUC Oswego Industrial Arts Richard Tarr B.A., Trenton State Social Studies Roderick Parow B.A., St. Bonaventure English (from left) front: Mrs. Helen Valentine B.A., M.S., SUC Potsdam Second grade Mrs. Margaret Scanlon B. S. , St. Rose Kindergarten Mrs. Patricia Rose B.A., SUC Potsdam Third grade Mrs. Marlene Clark B.S., SUC Potsdam First grade Miss Bonnie Bbliver B.S., SUC Brockport Speech and Hearing Therapy back row: Mrs. Mary Duggan B.A., SUC Potsdam Second grade Mrs. Jane Scott B.S., SUC Potsdam First grade Mrs. Brenda Grindal B.A., M.S., SUC Potsdam Third grade Mrs. Jackie Wood Library clerk Mrs. Marcia Sweet B.S., SUC Cortland Kindergarten front row: Mrs. Berta Langs B.A., SUC Potsdam Sixth grade Miss Kathy DeBoalt B.S., SUC Oswego Remedial Mathematics Mrs. Linda Kellerhals B.S., SUC Oneonta Remedial reading Mrs. Patricia Taylor B.A., SUC Potsdam Sixth grade Mrs. Carol Phillips B.S., SUC Geneseo Remedial reading back row: Michael O'Bryan B.S., Castleton Fifth grade Gerald Amerando B.S., St. Vincent Fifth grade Miss Bette Shampine B.A., SUC Potsdam Fourth grade Charles Folsom B.S., Rocky Mountain Physical education Bernard Slate B.S., Murray State Fourth grade IN SERVICE DAYS The first of two planned in-ser- vice days was held on Monday, January 17. The day began with comments by Mr. Kelly. Following this, faculty members held all-morn- ing sessions according to subject matter. The afternoon session addressed itself to various problems of a local nature. The day closed with a general session at which various reports were given summa- rizing the day's activities. . AUXILIARY STAFF (from left) front: Mrs. Helen Frank (cafeteria), Mrs. Delores Young (cafeteria), Mrs. Charlyne Moromisato (cafeteria), Mrs. Modena Hooley (cafeteria); back row: Mrs. Agnes Scanlon (library clerk), Miss Barbara Manchester (secretary), Mrs. Evelyn Hunter (janitor), Mrs. Jackie Vallencour (secretary), Mrs. Cheryl Gratzer (secretary). Photo right: George Pierce (maintenance). Mrs. Theda LaPlatney (janitor) and Walter Vallencour (janitor) were not available for picture. (from left) Mrs. Rachel Hooper (cafeteria), Mrs. Gladys Young (cafeteria), Mrs. Pearl Blundon (secretary), Mrs. Helen Burke (cafeteria), Mrs. Loretta Ledger (cafeteria); back: Mrs. Shirley Benson (cafeteria), Mrs. Doris Bancroft (janitor), Tim Chartrand (janitor), Mrs. Joyce Wood (cafeteria), Mrs. Doris Mealus (janitor). j I i BUS DRIVERS (from left) front: Clarence Wicks Mrs. Avis Graham Mrs. Dorothy Baker Martin Luther back: George Ledger James Cleveland Paul Case Carl Timpson Mrs. Kathaleen Pierce Douglas Clarke l i i  r RETIRES A school cook's task is not an easy one. To appreciate the resourcefulness and courage of our Junior-Senior High kitchen staff we need but to glance at the somewhat less than adequate facility with which they work. A school cook must not only pro- vide sound, nutritional meals to satisfy state regulations but she must also strive to please the palates of several hundred students whose tastes are as di- (• vergent as their family names. In spite of occasional grumbling that it's not mom's cooking , Mrs. Frank in particular, and the . 1_ kitchen staff in general, have maintained through the years a —----- high level of quality in the preparation of meals. Mrs. Frank who has been in the cafeteria since it opened in 1951, has served under Principals Crandall, LaBarge, Boyden, Betrus, and Kelly. On our behalf, and that of her many friends, we extend to her our best wishes for a long and happy retirement. MRS. FRANK ACADEMIC Ray Sibley 94.298 Regents Scholarship 1 i i GENERAL Crystal Rogers 92.250 SENIOR HONORS Class of 1977 leaders and class members who main- tained an 85.0 or higher average during the first seven semesters of their high school career are: Ray Sibley ........ 94.298 Crystal Rogers ... 92.250 Francine Billings. 91.671 Ann Wood .......... 90.493 Kim Dowling ....... 89.800 Cindy Ritz ....... 86.890 Kelly Phelps ...... 86.857 Joan Hooper ....... 86.789 Robin West ........ 86.514 Kim Baker ......... 86.015 Pierre Dashnaw ... 85.686 Tom Arnold ........ 85.548 Lynette Premo .... 85.463 Andy Miller ...... 85.342 Donna Hubbard .... 85.305 Pam Mallette ..... 85.084 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Francine Billings Kim Dowling Crystal Rogers Ray Sibley Ann Wood REGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS Tom Arnold Pierre Dashnaw Andy Miller Ray Sibley Andy's 245 score was the third highest in Lewis County and the second highest ever scored by a Harrisville Senior. ACADEMIC Francine Billings 91.671 VOCATIONAL Cindy Ritz 86.890 f Andy Miller Tom Arnold Pierre Dashnaw MICHAEL DAVISON ART Vice-president Band 9-10-11; Marching Band 9-10-11; JV Basketball 9; Class Vice-president 12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; Student Council Repre- sentative 9. OFFICERS DAVID LESPERANCE INDUSTRIAL ARTS-MATH-SCIENCE President Baseball 9-10-11-12; JV Basketball 9; Varsity Basket- ball 10-11-12; Class President 11-12; Mass Chorus 9- 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Student Council Repre- sentative 9-10. IW MJUD. 'OAnurri' CRYSTAL ROGERS BUSINESS-OFFICE PRACTICE-SECRETARIAL Secretary Band 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9-10; Band Treasurer 10-11-12; Varsity Cheerleader 11; Class Secretary 9-12; Class Treasurer 10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-ll-12j Mass Band 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; NHS Secretary 11-12; Soccer 10; Student Council Representative 11; Yearbook Staff 10-11-12. CINDY RITZ BUSINESS-OFFICE PRACTICE-SECRETARIAL Treasurer Basketball 9; JV Cheerleader 9-10; Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Class Treasurer 11-12; Girls' Chorus 9-10- 11-12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12. THOMAS ARNOLD MATH-SCIENCE Baseball 11-12; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basket- ball 11-12; Marching Band 9; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Student Council Representative 11-12. [yLv tfcnu KIMBERLY BAKER BUSINESS-HOMEMAKING Class Secretary 10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 12; Mixed Chorus Play 12; Softball 11-12. FRANCINE BILLINGS BUSINESS-HOMEMAKING-LATIN-MATH- SCIENCE Majorette 9-10; National Honor Society 11-12; NHS Treasurer 11-12; St. Lawrence University Talented Juniors Program 12; Soccer 9-10-11; Yearbook Staff 10-11-12. LARRY BUTTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS-WELDING Baseball 11-12; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basket- ball 11-12; Mixed Chorus 9. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN SCIENCE DEREK COLLIER Yearbook Staff 11-12. Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9-10-11-12; JV Basketball 9-10; Soccer 9-10-11; Stage Band 12. CPvamNJWvj oom I(jrO FRENCH-SCIENCE GREGORY PIERRE DASHNAW SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9-10-11-12; Baseball 9-10-11-12; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 11-12; Class President 9; Mass Band 9-10; Mass Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; St. Lawrence University Talented Juniors Program 11; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Stage Band 9-10-11-12. KIM DOWLING HOMEMAKING-MATH-SCIENCE Basketball 9; JV Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Red Masque Drama Club 11-12; Majorette 9-10- 11-12; Head Majorette 12; National Honor Society 11-12; NHS Vice-president 11-12; St. Lawrence Uni- versity Talented Juniors Program 11; Soccer 9-10- 11-12; Softball 10-11-12; Student Council Secretary 10-11, Treasurer 12; Yearbook Staff 10-11-12. i m KATHY GRIFFITH MATH-SCIENCE-HEALTH ASSISTANT JV Cheerleader 9-10; Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Red Masque Drama Club 12; Drill Team 10-11-12; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mass Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11-12; St. Lawrence University Talented Juniors Program 11; Soccer 9-10- 11-12; Triple Trio 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 10-11-12. VERNA HOFFMAN BUSINESS-OFFICE PRACTICE-SECRETARIAL Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9-10; Basket- ball 11; Girls' Chorus 9-11-12; Mass Band 9-10-11-12 Soccer 11; Yearbook Staff 11-12. DONITA HOOLEY HOMEMAKING-FOODS Cafeteria Assistant 10; Drill Team 9-10; Girls' Chorus 12; Guidance Office Assistant 12; Nurse's Assistant 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 10. cr - uJi rtooUui, ©0 1 JOAN HOOPER SCIENCE Junior Band 9; Senior Band 10-11-12; Marching Band 9-10-11-12; Red Masque Drama Club 9-11; Mass Band 9-10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 10-11- 12; Mixed Chorus PlaylO-11-12; Soccer 11; Soft- ball 10; Stage Band 9-10-11-12; Triple Trio 11-12. PATRICIA HRYNYK HOMEMAKING-FOODS-RETAIL SELLING Cafeteria Assistant 10-11; Girls' Chorus 9; Guidance Office Assistant 9; Library Assistant 9-10; Nurse's Assistant 11-12; Yearbook Staff 10. '2)onjia, DONNA COFFIE HUBBARD HOMEMAKING-MATH-FOODS Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Majorette 9-10; Marching Band 9-10; Nurse's Assistant 10-11 LARRY JESSMER JV Basketball 9-10; Mixed DEBRA JESMER HEALTH ASSISTANT-SECRETARIAL Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Junior Band 9-10-11; Marching Band 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 9-10-11-12; Red Masque Drama Club 9; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Stage Band 9-10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12. iM. a CUn. (jUjnuA. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Chorus 9; Soccer 9-10-11. 7 KELLEY FRASER LANGS 5 i 3 ART Basketball 9-10; JV Cheerleader 9-10; Drill Team 9-10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11; Mixed Chorus Play 10; Soccer 9-10; Softball 9-10; Triple Trio 9-10-11. PAMELA MALLETTE LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE Class Treasurer 9; Red Masque Drama Club 10; Drill Team 9; Guidance Office Assistant 10-12; St. Lawrence University Talented Juniors Program 11. I r i i I NANCY MANTLE BUSINESS-OFFICE PRACTICE Basketball 9; Cafeteria Assistant 9; Red Masque Drama Club 9-10-11-12; Drill Team 9-11-12; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Softball 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 11. fad ! ANDY MILLER FRENCH-LATIN-MATH Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 9-10-11-12; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 11-12; Red Masque Drama Club 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11- 12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; Soccer 10-11; Stage Band 9-10-11; Student Council President 12; Yearbook Staff 10-11. KELLY PHELPS MATH-SCIENCE MARY PIKE BUSINESS-SECRETARIAL Basketball 9-10-12; JV Cheerleader 9-10; Varsity Cheerleader 11; Class Vice-president 9, President 10; Drum Majorette 9-10-11-12; Girls' Chorus 9-10- 11-12; Mass Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Softball 9-10-11-12; Triple Trio 10-11-12. Basketball 9-10; Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Cafe- teria Assistant 9; Class Secretary 11; Drill Team 9- 10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 10-11- 12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11-12; St. Lawrence University Talented Juniors Program 11; Soccer 9- 10- 11-12; Softball 9-10; Student Council Treasurer 11, Secretary 12; Yearbook Staff 10-11-12. jdJJL. LYNETTE PREMO ART-MATH Senior Band 9-10; Marching Band 9. DIANE SCANLON MATH-SCIENCE-HEALTH ASSISTANT Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 9; Basketball 9; Red Masque Drama Club 9-10-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11-12; Soccer 9-10-11; Softball 9-10; Stage Band 9-10-11-12; Triple Trio 11-12; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12. J buXUL RAY SIBLEY FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 12; Class Vice-president 11; Mass Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; National Honor Society 11-12, President 12; Soccer 9-10-11-12. tp rSta££ ESTELLA SLATE HOMEMAKING-FOODS Basketball 9; Drill Team 9; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11- 12; Majorette 10-11-12; Soccer 9-10-11; Softball 10. KATHY SMITH Red Masque Drama Club 9-10- 11-12. COSMETOLOGY 11; Girls' Chorus 9-10- BERNARD SULLIVAN MATH-SCIENCE Mass Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12. KENNETH THOMPSON (j!akr J- LUi ok ROBIN WEST SCIENCE-HEALTH ASSISTANT Yearbook Staff 11-12. ART-INDUSTRIAL ARTS ANN WOOD FRENCH-LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9-10-11; Mass Band 9-10-11-12; Basketball 9-10; Class Vice-presi- dent 10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; St. Lawrence University Talented Juniors Program 11-12; Soccer 9-10-11; Softball 9; Stage Band 9-10-11-12; Student Council Representative 12; Student Council Vice-president 11; Yearbook Staff 10-11-12. 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May they always be repairing it; Larry Jessmer, to an aspiring drummer, his metronome; Kelley Langs, to Sherry Benson, a lifetime supply of a bottle of ink in a pencil pencils; Dave Lesperance, to Marty Buckingham, his ability to stuff it ; Pam Mallette, to Mr. Looby, her animals and the hope that they make it to the big time ; Nancy Mantle, to Sue Brown, her favorite, hidden somewhere at Lake Bonaparte; Andy Miller, to Joanne Wood, an inexhaustible supply of air for the band; Kelly Phelps, to Debbie Ford, my ability to peel potatoes; Mary Pike, also to the Juniors, Redmond's; Lynette Premo, to Linda LaBow, her art portfolio; Cindy Ritz, to Debbie Lesperance, her typewriter and a gross of erasers; Crystal Rogers, to Jennien Seymour, Darrell's kindness; Diane Scanlon, to Pam Ritz, her knack to keep a party going; Ray Sibley, to brother Joe, his fake I.D.; Jo Slate, to Linda Martin, all her unforgettable good times at the Meadows; Kathy Smith leaves; Bernie Sullivan leaves right behind Kathy Smith; Ken Thompson, to Junior skiers, his ability to knock out teeth while skiing Robin West, to any slow-moving Junior, her ability to walk fast; Ann Wood, to some intrepid soul, her driving ability; Jeff Wood, to an aspiring ecologist, his skill as an outdoorsman. In addition, the Class of 1977, leaves all unclaimed socks, overdue papers, surplus brown bags and paper cups, bottle caps and candy bar wrappers, and a vast wealth of knowledge which they intended to acquire before claiming their diplomas to those who will follow in their footsteps. ' • Top (from left): Robin West, Diane Scanlon, Jo Slate; second row: Kelly Phelps, Donita Hooley (left) with cousin Steve, Tom Arnold (inset), Derek Collier; third row: Kathy Griffith, Mary Pike, Crystal Rogers, Kim Dowling; bottom row: Ann Wood (right) with sister Brenda, Pierre Dashnaw. • - S a £ BABY PICTURES MOST INTELLIGENT $ LIKELY TO SUCCEED Francine Billings § Ray Sibley MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Cindy Ritz § Tom Arnold SUPERLATIVES By vote of the Senior Class and the membership of the PIRATES LOG, the following have been selected for the superlative pictured humorously on this and the following page: MOST DARING Ken Thompson § Debbie Jesmer MOST TALENTED Lynette Premo § Mike Davison BEST DRESSED Kathy Griffith § Pierre Dashnaw MOST ATHLETIC Mary Pike § Dave Lesperance BEST PERSONALITY Kim Baker § Bernard Sullivan WITTIEST Mike Davison § Kelley Langs CLASS CLOWNS Joe Chamberlain § Nancy Mantle BEST LOOKING Kathy Smith § Ken Thompson MOST ORGANIZED Pierre Dashnaw 5 Kelly Phelps JUNIORS Craig Luther, president Brett Weaver, vice-president Darlene Cook, secretary Lynne Ford, treasurer Peggie Bancroft Susan Brown Marty Buckingham Nora Clark Barbara Collette Margaret Dooley Craig Foley Scott Foley Debbie Ford Scott Gallup Debbie Hamlin Tina Holcomb Stewart Hooley Shawn Hudson Robert Ingram Richard Kitts Donalee LaParr Patricia LayBoult Debbie Lesperance Richard Malbeuf Donna Manning Linda Martin Larry Mashaw Kenneth Maxwell John O'Neil Allan Pierce Paul Richer Keith Ritz Debra Rose Patricia Rowe I i 1 { Jennien Seymour Peggy Sullivan Carol Swem David Thomas Michael Valentine SOPHOMORES Matthew LaParr, president Kevin Buckingham, vice-president Kim Fraser, secretary Susan Cowan, treasurer Leta Baker Scott Baker Jon Bassette Patrick Bechler Sherry Benson John Blundon Pamela Case Steven Coffie Lester Cook Lisa Evans Venus Fayette Arthur Fuller Jerry Gale Kevin Gale Susan Hoffman Howard Hooper Wanda Hooper Chris Hoover Mark Hrynyk Roy Ingram J Bonnie Jackson Barbara LaDuc Denis LaParr Denise LaParr Debbie Leonard Charles LaVancha John Luther Julie McIntosh Kim Miller Daphne Richardson Pamela Ritz Paul Rowe Linda Simmons Robert Simmons Caroline Stott David Sullivan Thomas Valentine Harvey Van Dewalker Tamra VanWyck Trudy Weaver Jackie Whitmarsh Kathy Wicks Brenda Wood Dawn Wood Jeanne Wood Joanne Wood Bart Young FRESHMEN Anne Fuller, president Treg Miller, vice-president Tammy Lesperance, secretary Tim Dashnaw, treasurer John Ahern Larry Ames Ronnie Ames Dennis Baker Christy Bancroft Dominic Bango Francis Bango Tracey Berckley Lori Bosma Kevin Burgess Ross Butterfield Gary Butts Jennifer Campbell Patricia Case Dianne Clement Cynette Cleveland James Cole Daniel Collette James Didas Terri Evans Dale Ford Attonda Garrow Laura Griffith David Hobart Patrick Hooley Timothy Hooper Cathy Kaminski Linda LaBow Tracy Lancor Kim LayBoult Sheila LayBoult Thomas Macagg Kenneth Malbeuf Kevin Mallette Dale Manning _ Donald Manning Carolyn Mantle Debra Mantle Linda Mashaw Lisa Miller Arleen Mills Wallace O'Neil Bruce Parow Randy Patnode Teresa Phillips Mark Ritz Michelle Ritz Etta Senter Bethany Seymour Jane Shampine Joseph Sibley Clayton Swem Deanna Swem Leon Swem Mark Trombley Anna Ward Tammy Weaver Todd Weaver Guy Wicks Russell Wood Charles Ziegler EIGHTH GRADE Jaiiine Bassette, president Karen Hoover, vice-president Andrew Perry, secretary Keith Hoover, treasurer Edith Ahern Juliann Baker Daniel Bancroft Angie Bango Tori Bechler Mark Benson Richard Blundon Darlene Cole Carla Collette Debbie Collette- Richard Davison Timothy Davison Joel Dowling Jody Eggleston Candie Evans Robert Ford Lynne Fuller Bobbi Hooper Mark Hooper Marvin Hooper Edmund Jackson Richard Kelly Lisa Lawrence Rhonda LayBoult Terry Luther Charles Richards Reed Rose Sandra Smith Brenda Sullivan Stephen Valentine Paula Maxwell Barbara McIntosh Lisa McIntosh Jeffrey Miller Stephen Premo i SEVENTH GRADE John Miller, president Chris Dashnaw, vice-president Michelle Smith, secretary Daniel Gotham, treasurer Laurie Bancroft Jack Bango Jane Benson Patricia Best Brian Burgess Paul Case Aaron Clark Danny Clark Tammy Clement Edward Cochran Jeffrey Cole Donna Collette Cindy Didas Vicki Draper Mark Dreythaler Stephen Duggan Barry Dusharm Timothy Ellis Robert Fayette Vanessa Fayette Donald Fuller Bruce Gallup Bobbi Jo Griffith Jamie Hamlin Michael Hoffman Robert LaPlante Tena LayBoult Kathy Lesperance Laura Luther Cindy Manning Lynly Mashaw Roger Patnode Cindy Phillips Patrick Ritz Lisa Ryan ! I Brenda Ward Samuel Weaver Mark Weir Janette Whitney Laurie Wood CLASS ADVISERS counter-clockwise: Mr. Tarr and Miss Pelkey, seventh grade; Mr. Breindel and Mrs. Hoover, eighth grade; Mr. Rod Parow and Miss Collins (not pictured), ninth grade; Mr. Looby and Mrs. Dusharm, tenth grade; Mrs. Cring and Mr. Bearor, eleventh grade; Miss Felio and Mr. Rathbone, twelfth grade. '.I IMO SIXTH GRADE (from left) front: Danny Simmons, Donald Cook, Gerald Wood, Brian Bango, Stephen Hentz, Edward McIntosh, Donald Thomas; middle row: Linda Canfield, Diana Collette, Vicky LayBoult, Annette LaPlante, Jamie Smith, Laurie Bango, Carolyn Cole, April Miller, Mrs. Berta Langs; back row: Stephen Miller, Dale LaParr, Dean Richards, Carol Ford, Michael Cleveland, Brad Johnston, Matthew O'Bryan, Andrew Shirley, Charles Gibbs; absent: Teresa Dusharm. (from left) front: Joseph LaBow, Todd LaFave, Lane Miller, Kevin Ritz, Harvey Hooper, Steven Ritz, Kenneth Hadfield; middle row: Linda Graves, Shelley Jackson, Tina Dowling, Julie Eggleston, Brenda Malbeuf, Melissa Parow, Laura Collette, Valerie Bango, Mrs. Patricia Taylor; back row: Stuart Weaver, Timothy LaDuc, Frank Johnson, Michael Cochran, Lisa Fraser, Kim Matthews, Ricky Leonard, John Sibley, Joseph Clement; absent: Darrell Best. (from left) front: Steven Lesperance, Scott McIntosh, John Wood, Charles Fowler, Scott LaPar, Jeffrey Abbott, Robby Leonard, Leon Wicks, Perry Case; middle row: Jeneen Phillips, Marla Mantle, Robin Ward, Brenda Sibley, Berta Cole, Sue Fuller, Amy Benney, Tammy Young, Sandra Hadfield, Mr. Gerald Amerando, Raymond Bechler; back row: John Jackson, Thomas Hayes, Martin Luther, Richard Hill, Brent Swanson, Amanda Taylor, Rebecca Graves, Lisa Ellis, Floyd Moore, Trina Collette, Richard Nautel. FIFTH GRADE (from left) front: John Hart, George Shackley, Tracy Moore, Mark Parow, Kevin Gratzer, Chris Ogrodnik, Ronald Hartle, James Matthews, Richard Ward; middle row: Carolyn Young, Vicki Bango, Bonnie LaFave, Shannon Kelly, Susan Smith, Julie Gotham, Delora Morris, Lori O'Dette, Mary Dreythaler, Mr. Michael O'Bryan, David Hoffman; back row: Philip Bechler, Kriss Whitney, Kimberly Ames, Laurie LaVancha, Scott Lancor, Vicky Vary, Pamela Luther, Judith Finley, Tresa LaParr, Brad Clement, Bruce Seymour. FOURTH GRADE (from left) front: Walter Barsnica, Gary LaParr, Brian Mantle, Terry LaFlair, Darren Burgess, Clifford Cole, Francis Hart, Robin Graves; middle row: Miss Bette Shampine, Dawn O'Grodnik, Carol Ritz, Julie Clark, Laura Hooley, Mary Ann Lay- Boult, Sara Griffith, .Ann Hentz, Lynette Ward; back row: Michael Fenton, Randy Didas, Derek Trombley, Leonard Bechler, Brian McIntosh, Steven Hooper, Raymond Hughto, Timothy Best, David Kiggins; absent: Jon-Paul Dusharm. (from left) front: Kelly Austin, Susan Thomas, Kevin Hooper, David Hentz, Timothy Evans, Paula Fayette, Philip Case, Tammy Young; middle row: Diane Jackson, Randy Thomas, Christopher Wood, Elizabeth Cole, Donald Simmons, Robert Delles, John McIntosh, David Manning, Anthony Brown, Mr. Bernard Slate; back row: Lisa Draper, Dawn Mantle, Tammy Canfield, Ross Wicks, John Bancroft, Joel Clark, Brian Clement, Delbert Ryan, Michelle Timpson; absent: Jeffrey Gratzer. (from left) front: Jeffrey LaParr, James Thomas, Roy Davis, John Stott, Patrick O'Bryan, Tracy LaFave, Danny Ritz, James Dusharm; middle row: Mrs. Brenda Grindal, Lena Wicks, Donna Barsnica, Francine Wilson, Emily Sullivan, Lanette Wood, Tina LaFave, Emilie Schmitt, Kimberly Fuller, Reine Trombley; back row: Mark Nawotniak, Matthew McIntosh, Jack Hitchman, Daniel Hooley, Lloyd Fuller, Ralph Ward, Kimberly Best, Steven Thesier, Michelle Johnson, Andrea Kilbourn; absent: Clorinda LaParr, Shelley Hudson. THIRD GRADE (from left) front: Tammy Hentz, Lucinda Parow, Jeffrey McIntosh, Jody LaParr, Timothy Phillips, Michael Ellis, Jeffrey Baker, Andrea Parow, Chad LaPlatney; middle row: Nancy Barsnica, Kenneth Hartle, Brian Coloney, Michael Hawthorne, Roderick Fraser, Trena Middlestate, Andrea LaFlair, Richard LaFave, Tracy Taylor, Mrs. Patricia Rose; back row: Kevin Davison, Scott Rumpf, Tabetha Rathbone, Denise Gotham, Sharon Shirley, Annette Whitney, Douglas LaPlante, Thomas LaVancha, Kevin Manning, Todd Campbell; absent: Michelle Peabody. (from left) front: Michael Rose, Douglas Shirley, Scott Bechler, Joseph Graves, Brett Miller, Timothy Hart, Ty Coloney, Joseph Br.oVn; middle row: Mrs. Mary Duggan, Angela Atkinson, Rebecca Davis, Shila McIntosh, Joanne Clark, Melissa Manchester, Connie Ritz, Sonya Manning, Christopher Wicks; back row: Allen Bango, Richard Mono, Brian Chamberlain, Brenda Deamer, Melissa Phillips, Peggy House, Julie Parow, Sara Fenton, Anthony Bango, Shane Morris. SECOND GRADE (from left) front: Victoria Shackley, Christine Arquette, Kristie Crane, Michael Phillips, Sheila Nautel, Jason Dickinson, John Hadfield, Corey Swanson; middle row: Mrs. Helen Valentine, Shad Rathbone, Dawn Deamer, Carrie Stevens, John Graham, Kendall Whitney, Cynthia Clark, Danielle Dusharm, Timothy Fowler; back: Lisa Bosma, Amanda Fraser, Anthony Bango, Jeffrey Kiggins, Christopher Woodward, Scott Hunter, | James Manchester, Timothy Austin, Charles Mealus; absent: Christine O'Bryan. FIRST GRADE (from left) front: David Hooper, Chris Looby, Richard Wicks, Jamie Kooistra, Andrew Parow, Nick Bresett, Scott Cleveland, David Best; middle row: Mrs. Marlene Clark, Stephanie Fleming, Christina Carr, Aria Collette, Brenda Middlestate, Colleen McIntosh, Terrie Jo LayBoult, Tonya Sykes, Brenda Clement, Tina Wood; back: Shannon Foy, Kevin Delies, Anthony LaParr, Lance Thesier, Craig Davie, Scott LaPlatney, Jason McIntosh, Daniel House, Shayne Atkinson, Janet Cross; absent: Derrick Kiggins, O'Brian Brickey. (from left) front: Charles Coloney, James Fuller, Debbie Hawthorne, Kristie Wood, Edward Ritz, Brenda Dusharm, Denise Collette, John LaFave, Beth Schmitt; middle row: Mrs. Jane Scott, Mason VanWyck, William Stamper, James Sullivan, Michael LaPlatney, Darren O'Dette, Richard Rounds, Mark McIntosh, Shawn McIntosh, Mercedes Caldwell; back: Jennifer Abbott, Thomas Davison, James Fraser, Lynette Whitney, Tracy Hentz, Michael Chamberlain, Jay Stiles, Ronda LaPlatney, Robert Bango; absent: Cristine DeHart. (from left) front row: Francis Rounds, Latisha O'Dette, Lorrie Nawotniak, Sandra Timpson, Penny Fowler, Donald Fowler, Troy Spencer, Jack McIntosh; middle row: Mrs. Margaret Scanlon, Julianne Kilbourn, Laurie Cross, Kristin Stroup, Keith Young, Glenn Smith, Victor Moore, Jodi Hooper; back row: Laurie Myers, Joanne House, Brian Stamper, Dennis Canfield, Robert Foy, Julie Manchester, Danielle Fraser, Sara LaParr. Absent: Shawn Brickey, Shelly Manning. KINDERGARTEN (from left) front: Christine Gratzer, Gerald Baker, Kelly Richards, William Wright, Daniel Hawthorne, Thomas Looby, Regina LaVancha, Chrisscheyl Bango; middle row: Mrs. Marcia Sweet, Michael Vary, Laura Taylor, Kathleen Kelly, James Taylor, Sheena Atkinson, Scott Bango, Rachelle Ford, Nichole Davis; back row: Robert Peabody, Darcey Irish, Colleen Kiggins, Richard Wicks, Jack Andersen, Joshua Dickinson, Maria Hernandez, Anthony Betrus, Angelia Hunter; absent: Scott Smith. Every spring pupils at the ele- mentary school hold a Field Day . Some of the competitors are pictured on this page. Top left: Mike Cle- veland, Scott Lancor, Harvey Hooper, Dean Richards, Joe LaBow, and Stuart Weaver; center left: Timothy Best, Robert Delles, Timothy Evans, Paula Fayette, Michael Fenton, Robin Graves, Diane Jackson., and John Bancroft; bottom left: Kevin Hooper, Randy Didas, Joel Clark, and Francis Hart; top right: Mike Hoffman, Coach Folsom, Eddie Cochran, and Laurie Wood; bottom right: fifth graders. Top left: (front) Chris Looby, David Hooper, Scott Cleveland, Aria Collet- te, 0'Brian Brickey, and Janet Cross; (back) Nick Bresett, Andy Parow, Shayne Atkinson, Terrie Jo LayBoult, and Tory LaPar; center left: Kathleen Kelly, Scott Bango, unidentified, Scott Smith, and Kelly Richards; bottom left: Jeff LaPar, Patrick O'Bryan, Daniel Hooley, Francine Wilson, and Michelle Johnson; top right: Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Bech- ler; bottom right: (front) Robby Leonard, Jeneen Phillips, and Scott McIntosh; (back) Sue Fuller, Amy Benney, Brenda Sibley, and Richie Hill. Top left: (front) Brenda Malbeuf and John Sibley; (back) Lisa Fraser, Melissa Parow, Lane Miller, and Todd LaFave; center left: (front) Angela Atkinson, Anthony LaPar, and Mike Rose; (back) Brian Chamberlain, Shane Morris, Melissa Manchester, Richard Mono, and Ty Coloney; bottom left: (front) Jim Fuller, Brenda Dusharm, John LaFave, Shawn McIn- tosh, and Mason VanWyck; (back) Mike LaPlatney, Mark McIntosh, and Debbie Hawthorne; top right: (front) Paula Fayette and John Ban- croft; (back) Kelly Austin, Jeff Gratzer, Chris Wood, Tony Brown, and Tammy Canfield; bottom right: Mrs. Ledger, Hooper, and Youngs. Top left: costume judges: (front) Mrs. Feisthamel, Valentine, Wicks, Hathway, and Bassette; (back) Mr. Bowen and Burgess, Mrs. Burgess, Bowen, Humes, and Sykes, Mr. Humes, Mrs. VanWyck and Wood; center left: (front) Scott Rumpf, Kevin Davison, Brian Coloney; (back) Andrea Parow, Rod Fraser, Todd Campbell, and Mike Hawthorne; bottom left: (front) Robert Foy, Victor Moore, Brian Stamper; (back) Kristin Stroup, Joanne House, Laurie Cross, Lorrie Nawotniak, Sandra Timpson, Glenn Smith, Julie Manchester, and Julianne Kilbourn; top right: Scott Shampine (front), Terry LaFlair, Clifford Cole, Randy Didas, Brian Mantle, Laura Hooley, Ray Hughto, Dawn O'Grodnik; bottom right: Mrs. Kellerhals and Mrs. Phillips. HAPPINESS IS The annual grade operetta was presented on December 16, 1976, under the direction of Mrs. Virgi- nia St. Lawrence and the co-opera- tion of several departments. The operetta, Happiness Is , was an attempt to explore the various meanings of the word happiness. Dozens of students participated. Upper left: Tim LaDuc, Joe LaBow, Kevin Ritz, Laura Collette, Brenda Malbeuf, Harvey Hooper; center left: (front) John Wood, Kevin Gratzer, Mark Parow, Linda Canfield; back: Diana Collette, Melissa Parow; lower left: Brad Johnston, Dale LaParr, Ed McIntosh; upper right: Tim Phillips, Michael Hawthorne, Roy Davis; lower right: April Miller, Vicki LayBoult, Don Thomas, Carol Ford, Carolyn Cole. Upper left: Mark McIntosh, James Fraser, Michael LaPlatney, Jay Stiles; center left: Susan Thomas, Kevin Hooper, Brian Clement, Joel Clark, Dawn O'Grodnik; lower left: Tonya Sykes, Terri Jo LayBoult, Julianne Kilbourn, Kristin Stroup, Brenda Middlestate; upper right: (on stage) Brian Bango, Lane Miller, Mike Cleveland; (chorus) Linda Canfield, Teresa Dusharm; lower right: Lori Taylor, Donald Cook, John Sibley, Andy Parow. More pictures of the operetta may be seen on the grades division page. BASEBALL TEAM IN SECOND (from left) front: Ricki Blundon and Kenny Malbeuf, managers; second row: David Thomas, Tom Arnold, Keith Ritz, David Lesperance, Pete Dashnaw, Brian Weaver, and Art Fuller; back row: Randy Ray, Jack Luther, Jay Seymour, Mike Malbeuf, Terry Irish, Gordon Grigg, Kelly Buckingham, and Coach Folsom. SPRING 1976 RESULTS PIRATES OPPONENTS 8 Edwards 3 7 Parishville 0 6 Colton 3 3 Hammond 0 16 Knox Memorial 6 7 Edwards 5 5 Parishville 3 14 Hammond 2 3 St. Regis Falls 1 10 Colton 11 5 Knox Memorial 6 5 St. Regis Falls 11 Three of our players were selected as members of the All-League First Team, Division D. They were Terry Irish, Jay Seymour, and Kelly Buckingham. Gordon Grigg was named to the Second Team. Unfortunately we were unable to obtain final standings in our division. We were able to determine, however, that St. Regis Falls captured the Division D crown with a 10-2 record. Our Pirates followed in second place with a 9-3 record. Our team scored nine straight victories before bowing to its last three opponents. In the Northern Athletic Conference play-offs, our Pirate baseballers lost their initial contest to Morristown by a 4-0 score. Morristown went on to win the Division D championship but lost the C-D championship to St. Joseph's of Malone, 11-5. Saranac Lake bested Massena 4-0 in the A-B championship game. GIRLS SCORE 177 RUNS (from left) front: Chris Hoover, Dawn Wood, Mary Pike, Susan Brown, Nancy Mantle, Shelley Smith, and Kim Fraser. middle row: Kelly Dundon, Peggy Dooley, Brenda Wood, Carol Swem, Denise LaParr, Kathy Wicks, Sherry Benson, and Jennien Seymour. back row: Joanne Wood, Miss Felio, Kim Dowling, Jeanne Wood, Leta Baker, Patty Chartrand, Debbie Lesperance, Lynne Ford, and Daphne Richardson. Absent: Kim Baker. SPRING 1976 RESULTS DIVISION II WEST ALL-LEAGUE SELECTIONS LADY PIRATES OPPONENTS FIRST TEAM 64 Hammond 36 3 Lisbon 9 JoAnn Harvey 14 Heuvelton 43 Robin Dulmage 9 Morristown 26 Marilyn Johnson 16 Hammond 20 Charlene Chambers 28 Hermon-DeKalb 26 Angie Putney 10 Heuvelton 34 Debbie Wood 21 Hermon-DeKalb 10 Nancy Greene 7 Lisbon 15 Jeanne Martin 5 Morrist’own 21 DEBBIE LESPERANCE .. HARRISVILLE JoAnn Hill ............... Hermon-DeKalb . Final standings in Division II West show the Morristown girls on top with a perfect 10-0 record. Heuvelton captured second by posting an 8-2 win-loss record, its only two losses being at the hands of the Morristown aggregation. Lisbon followed in third. Our girls moved from a last place finish in the 1975 campaign to a fourth place finish in the 1976 season. Since the team lost few players via the graduation route, it expects to field a more experienced squad in the spring of 1977 and possibly move up another notch or two in the standings. In the league play-offs the Morristown girls soundly defeated the Edwards girls by an 18-5 score, thus earning the C-D championship honors. In the A-B championship contest the girls from Massena outclassed the representatives from St. Lawrence Central by shutting them out while they themselves scored ten runs. We do not know if an overall championship contest was played. BOOTERS IN PLAY-OFFS THIRD STRAIGHT YEAR (from left) front: Patrick Ritz and Marty Luther, managers, Kevin Burgess, Kenneth Malbeuf, Leon Swem, managers Timothy Wood and Donald Fuller. middle row: Treg Miller, Dick Malbeuf, Craig Luther, David Hobart, Jerry Gale, Randy Patnode, Joe Sibley, David Lesperance, Todd Weaver, Tracy Lancor, and Russell Wood back row: Patrick Hooley, Don Manning, Mark Ritz, John Blundon, Ray Sibley, Mike Valentine, Marty Buckingham, Brian Weaver, Keith Ritz, Tom Arnold, Pete Dashnaw, Paul Richer, Darrell Seymour, Tim Dashnaw, and Coach Bearor 1976 SOCCER RESULTS HOME AWAY 0-0 Chateaugay 0-3 Edwards 4-3 5-2 Heuvelton 4-3 0-3 Colton 0-1 3-0 Parishville 2-1 1-0 Morristown 4-1 Lisbon 1-2 Knox Memorial 0-1 3-0 St. Regis Falls PIRATE SCORERS (goals-assists-total points) David Lesperance 11-6-17 Tracy Lancor 3-4-7 Richard Malbeuf 2-2-4 Randy Patnode 3-1-4 Todd Weaver 4-0-4 Ray Sibley 1-2-3 Keith Ritz 2-0-2 Marty Buckingham 1-1-2 DIVISION TWO ALL-LEAGUE FIRST TEAM Kevin Weems, Colton ........... Line Marty Buckingham, Harrisville. Fullback David Lesperance, Harrisville .Line Jon Richards, Heuvelton ....... Line George Stackpole, Chateaugay . Goal Mike Hebert, Heuvelton ........ Goal Bob White, Colton ............. Line Jeff Agee, Colton ............. Line Darrell Boadway, Chateaugay .. Line David Witherell, Parishville Fullback William Sutton, Colton ........ Half Ray Sibley and Brian Weaver were named to the Division Two Second Team. Chateaugay, Heuvelton, Lisbon, and Parishville also placed two players each on this team. Colton had one player selected for this honor. David Lesperance Marty Buckingham NORTHERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS DIVISION ONE W L T TP Canton . . . 11 2 1 23 Massena , . . 8 4 2 18 Clifton-Fine . . . 8 4 2 18 Ogdensburg Free Academy 6 7 1 13 Madrid-Waddington .. , . . 5 7 2 12 Norwood-Norfolk .... , . . 5 7 2 12 Potsdam . . . 4 9 1 9 Gouverneur . . . 3 10 1 7 DIVISION Colton-Pierrepont .. TWO . . . 14 0 0 28 Harrisville . . . 8 5 1 17 Chateaugay . . . 7 6 1 15 Parishville . . . 4 10 0 8 Lisbon . . . 3 10 1 7 Heuvelton . . . 3 10 1 7 DIVISION Knox Memorial THREE . . . 10 1 1 21 St. Regis Falls ... . . . 7 4 1 15 Edwards . . . 4 6 2 10 Morristown . . . 1 9 2 4 John Blundon keeps eye on ball. Colton-Pierrepont 5 Chateaugay 0 NORTHERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE PLAY-OFFS Clifton-Fine 2 Massena 1 (30T) Canton 3__________ St. Regis Falls 0 Knox Memorial 2 Harrisville 0 Ray Sibley and Brian Weaver were named to the Division Two Second Team. Colton-Pierrepont 1 Clifton-Fine 6 Clifton-Fine 1 Canton 3 Canton 1________ Knox Memorial 0 Sibley and opponent battle for ball. Patnode attempts to finesse ball LADY BOOTERS SECOND IN DIVISION (from left) front row: Jane Benson, manager, Tammy Weaver, Cindy Ritz, Tammy Lesperance, Mary Pike, Kim Fraser, Denise LaParr, Dawn Wood, and Kathy Lesperance, manager middle row: Debbie Ford, Lynne Ford, Debbie Lesperance, Kelly Phelps, Peggy Dooley, Kathy Griffith, Kim Dowling, Chris Hoover, Sue Brown, and Deanna Swem back row: Miss Felio, Sherry Benson, Kim Miller, Jennifer Campbell, Barbara LaDuc, Kathy Wicks, Leta Baker, Jeanne Wood, Anne Fuller, Debbie Mantle, Joanne Wood, Brenda Wood, and Bobbi Jo Griffith, manager REGULAR SEASON SCORES LADY PIRATES OPPONENTS 1 Parishville 0 2 Lisbon 0 0 Chateaugay 1 2 Heuvelton 1 4 Lisbon 0 3 Parishville 2 0 Chateaugay 1 3 Heuvelton 0 DIVISION C ALL-LEAGUE FIRST TEAM Mary Pike Tammy Lesperance Lynne Ford shows strain of play as opponent boots ball down the sidelines. Kelly Phelps (11) and.Cindy Ritz await development of play. rnhm DIVISION B ALL-NORTHERN FIRST AND SECOND TEAM CHOICES Chris Hoover maneuvers around goal. FIRST TEAM Chateaugay: Sue Milne June Parmeter Sue Poupore Harrisville: Mary Pike Tammy Lesperance Parishville: Val Waite Cathy Empey Lisbon: Debbie Wood Penny Boyer Heuvelton: Kathy Mack Vicki Testani SECOND TEAM Chateaugay: Cindy Dumont Cindy Griffin Marie Campbell Mary Whalen Harrisville: Kathy Griffith Kelly Phelps Parishville: Lorraine King Aggie Niles Lisbon: Sue Remington Marcie Craig Heuvelton: Jane Woodward DIVISION A W L T TP Canton 7 1 2 16 Colton 10 0 0 20 Massena 6 2 2 14 Clifton-Fine 6 2 1 13 Ogdensburg 5 2 3 13 Salmon River 4 4 1 9 Potsdam 4 6 0 8 Norwood 4 6 0 8 Gouverneur 1 7 2 4 Madrid 2 6 0 4 Saranac Lake 1 8 1 2 St. Lawrence 1 9 0 2 DIVISION I r DIVISION 1 [) Chateaugay 8 0 16 Edwards 8 0 0 16 Harrisville 6 2 0 12 Morristown 4 3 1 9 Parishville 3 5 0 6 Knox 4 4 0 8 Lisbon 1 6 1 3 St. Regis 1 5 2 3 Heuvelton 0 7 1 1 Hammond 1 6 1 3 Peggy Dooley (5), Debbie Lesperance and Kim Dowling (1) mount attack. LEAGUE PLAY-OFFS Kim Dowling gets to ball before opponent. Clifton-Fine 0 Canton 3 Congratulations are in order for the Lady Pirates who Colton 3 Colton 1 Massena 2 Chateaugay 0 Canton 2 scored fifteen goals during regular season play while Morristown 0 Edwards 2 Chateaugay 1 Edwards 0 Chateaugay 0 allowing only five tallies to the opposition. Their 8-2 record was their best to date Harrisville 0 VARSITY BASKETBALLERS C DIVISION CHAMPS (from left) front: Ray Sibley, Tom Arnold, Richard Malbeuf, Pierre Dashnaw, Dave Lesperance; back: Keith Ritz, Mike Valentine, Brian Weaver, Marty Buckingham, Andy Miller, Larry Butts, Coach Folsom. (photo left) Managers: John Miller, Tim Wood, Brett Weaver, Chris Dash- naw, and Richard Kelley. REGULAR SEASON RESULTS HOME AWAY 90-52 Parishville 84-47 86-58 Hammond 83-50 Chateaugay 63-54 83-56 Lisbon 82-51 80-43 Morristown 67-60 Colton 73-63 82-63 Heuvelton 80-55 Edwards 100-51 95-66 Hermon-DeKalb St. Regis 73-80 Knox Memorial 72-59 overtime NORTHERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS A DIVISION B DIVISION Saranac Lake .. 16-2 Tupper Lake .. 12-6 OFA 15-3 Clifton-Fine . 8-10 Canton 11-7 Norwood-Nor'k 8-10 Franklin Acad.. 11-7 Salmon River 8-10 Massena 11-7 Brushton-Moira 4-14 Potsdam 11-7 Madrid-Wad. .. 3-15 Gouverneur .... 8-10 St. Lawrence . 0-18 C DIVISION D DIVISION HARRISVILLE .. 15-1 St. Regis .. 16-0 Chateaugay ... 12-4 Hammond .... 10-6 Heuvelton .... 10-6 Knox Memorial 9-7 Colton-Pier't 7-9 Morristown . 5-11 Lisbon 7-9 Hermon-DeK'b 4-12 Parishville .. 1-15 Edwards .... 0-16 C DIVISION All-NAC Selections First Team Marty Buckingham, Harrisville Rick Carlisle, Lisbon Mike Hebert, Heuvelton Mark Randall, Colton-Pierrepont Stewart Swantson, Chateaugay Second Team Kent Backus, Heuvelton Larry Charleson, Parishville Scott Cromp, Chateaugay Dave Lesperance, Harrisville Kevin Weems, Colton-Pierrepont Mike Wright, Heuvelton INDIVIDUAL SCORING (regular season only) Tom Arnold .............. 236 Marty Buckingham......... 37 8 Larry Butts ............. 173 Pierre Dashnaw .......... 100 Dave Lesperance ......... 215 Richard Malbeuf .......... 10 Andy Miller ............... 2 Keith Ritz ............... 25 Marty may well have become the first Pirate Ray Sibley ............... 20 varsity player to score 1,000 points when he Mike Valentine ........... 23 hit that plateau on February 12 , 1977 , in a Brian Weaver ............ 102 home contest against Lisbon. REGULAR SEASON OFFENSE § DEFENSE Total offense: 1293 Points-per-game offense: 80.8 Total defense: 908 Points-per-game defense: 56.8 BEAVER RIVER CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT First Round Beaver River 58, Harrisville 55 Consolation Harrisville 69, Lowville 32 Beaver River won the championship game. The squad is to be congratulated on its fine showing again this year in the league. Its only loss in league competition during the regular season was to undefeated St. Regis Falls, champions of D Division. Tom Arnold (20) moves for basket as Dave Lesperance and Larry Butts look on. NAC PLAYOFFS A DIVISION: Ogdensburg Free Academy, victor over Canton (69-63) and Gouverneur (67-60), overpowered Saranac Lake, 74-47, for the divisional crown. B DIVISION: Norwood-Norfolk, with wins over St. Lawrence (79-72) and Salmon River (87-76), defeated Tupper Lake for the divisional title, 63-60. C DIVISION: Harrisville, winner over Lisbon (86-53) after drawing a bye in the first round, captured the divisional crown with a 67-52 win over Chateaugay. D DIVISION: St. Regis Falls, which had bested Hermon-DeKalb (95-62) after receiving a bye in the first round, defeated Hammond, 50-48, for the title. INTER-DIVISIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS OFA (A) 76, Norwood-Norfolk (B) 58 St. Regis Falls (D) 74, Harrisville SECTION X CHAMPIONSHIP GAME OFA , ST. REGIS FALLS Richard Malbeuf sets his sights on basket while Mike Valentine (34) follows play. Brian Weaver (24) , with Keith Ritz (40) leading the way, breaks for basket. Pierre Dashnaw (30), Marty Buckingham (44), and Tom Arnold surround opponent. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS (from left) Sue Brown, Lynne Ford, Debbie Lesperance, Barbara Collette, Kim Dowling, Kelly Phelps, Kathy Griffith, and Cindy Ritz. Miss Felio is faculty adviser to this group of spirited young ladies. LADY PIRATES BREAK INTO WIN COLUMN (from left) front: Managers: Lynn Fuller, Donna Wood, Ann Wood, Lisa Lawrence, Debbie Ford; middle row: Brenda Wood, Jeanne Wood, Christy Bancroft, Denise LaParr, Dawn Wood, Chris Hoover, Sherry Benson; back row: Kim Fraser, Joanne Wood, Tammy Lesperance, Tina Holcomb, Mary Pike, Daphne Richardson, Peggy Dooley, Kathy Wicks. Miss Felio is the coach for the girls. HOME OPPONENTS AWAY 43-41 Chateaugay 20-35 46-22 Brushton-Moira 34-19 43-52 Heuvelton 16-56 20-56 Lisbon 17-74 40-64 46-24 Morristown Parishville 40-56 Total Offense points scored: 365 Points -per-game av.: 33.2 Total Defense points scored: 499 Points -per-game av.: 45.4 Kathy Wicks checks opponent while Tammy Lesperance (44) , Daphne Richardson (number hidden), and Kim Fraser (14) await possible turnover. Tammy Lesperance reaches for ball. Kathy Wicks (number hidden) receives pass backed up by Mary Pike (32). C DIVISION FINAL STANDINGS Lisbon Heuvelton Chateaugay Harrisville Parishville Brushton-Moira Individual Scoring Peggy Dooley........... 58 Kim Fraser ............ 20 Tina Holcomb ......... 2 7 Chris Hoover .......... 35 Tammy Lesperance .... 112 Mary Pike ............. 79 Kathy Wicks ........... 24 All others ............ 10 Chris Hoover guards opponent care- fully as the latter attemps break for basket. Referee does wise thing in calling for a jump ball. I JUNIOR VARSITY POSTS 13-3 LEAGUE RECORD (from left) front: Joe Sibley, Russell Wood, Todd Weaver, Garry Butts, Tracy Lancor, Frank Bango; back: Coach Bearor, Tim Dashnaw, Jim Cole, Howard Hooper, Scott Baker, Kevin Buckingham, John Blundon, Mark Ritz, and Randy Patnode. (photo left) Managers: Richard Davison, Tim Davison, Richard Blun- don, Andy Perry, and Roger Patnode. RESULTS HOME AWAY 52-12 Parishville 34-39 40-39 Hammond 35-28 Chateaugay 54-40 59-31 Lisbon 54-34 43-32 Morristown 63-22 Colton 54-26 32-36 Heuvelton 45-53 Edwards 58-36 47-32 Hermon-DeKalb St. Regis Falls 51-41 Knox Memorial 61-46 IN ELKS HOOP SHOOT NATIONAL FINALS Keith Hoover, with the first of three tro- phies or plaques he won on his way to the national finals in Kansas City, Missouri. Although Keith did not win the national title, he deserves the congratulations of all for his fine showing in winning the local (in Lowville), the state (in Rome), and the eastern (in Scranton) and making it to the finals in Kansas City. Keith and his family, including sisters Chris and Karen, experienced a most delightful stay in the Missouri city. Besides his athletic prowess, Keith is also the top academic student in his grade with an average of 97.4 during the last marking period. Keep up the good work, Keith! Randy Patnode looks to pass ball. C DIVISION FINAL STANDINGS Heuvelton ........... 14-2 Harrisville ......... 13-3 Chateaugay .......... 12-4 Lisbon .............. 6-10 Parishville ......... 6-10 Colton-Pierrepont ... 3-13 Beaver River Christmas Tournament Beaver River 67, Harrisville 60 Kevin Buckingham maneuvers around three opponents. Garry Butts (14) sets up play as Randy Patnode (22) looks on. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS (from left) front: Leta Baker, Chris Hoover; second row: Kathy Wicks, Trudy Weaver, Barbara LaDuc; third row: Kim Fraser, Tammy Lesperance, Linda LaBow. Miss Kathy Felio of the Physical Education Department advises the junior varsity cheerleaders. I JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADERS SEVENTH GRADE SQUAD (from left) front: Danny Clark, Stephen Duggan, Mark Dreythaler, Edward Cochran, Danny Gotham, Roger Patnode, Jack Bango, Aaron Clark, Don Fuller; second row: Patrick Ritz, Samuel Weaver, Mark Weir, Bruce Gallup, John Miller, Chris Dashnaw, Brian Burgess, Robert LaPlante. EIGHTH GRADE SQUAD third row: Stephen Premo, Keith Hoover, Richard Davison, Richard Kelly, Mark Benson, Jeffrey Miller, Terry Luther; fourth row: Michael Ward, Reed Rose, Joel Dowling, Tim Wood, Richard Blundon, Andy Perry, Timothy Davison. Mr. Rod Parow coached both squads. Front (8th grade): Juliann Baker, Sandra Smith, Barbara McIntosh, Janine Bassette, Karen Hoover, Carla Collette, Jody Eggleston, Michelle Weir; back (7th grade): Donna Collette, Michelle Smith, Kathy Lesperance, Cindy Phillips, Jane Benson, Laurie Wood, Laurie Bancroft, Bobbi Jo Griffith. Miss Pelkey advises both groups. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (from left) front: Michael Valentine, Barbara Collette, and Paul Richer; back: Francine Billings, treasurer, Ann Wood, Raymond Sibley, president, Kim Dowling, vice-president, and Crystal Rogers, secretary. Election to the National Honor Society is based upon four characteristics: scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Guidelines outlining the minimal requirements which must be attained and maintained are set by the national headquarters. Local requirements are set by the school's faculty. Mr. Marcel LeBlanc is the faculty adviser of our local chapter. On November 15, 1976, a dinner- induction, sponsored by the Commu- nity-School Association with the cooperation of the Harrisville Teachers' Association, was held in the homemaking suite. Mr. Rod Parow, a member of the teaching staff and a graduate member of the Lake Bonaparte Chapter of the National Honor Society, addressed the gathering. Guests included the president of the CSA, Mrs. Jaqueline Wood, Supervising Princi- pal and Mrs. Kelly, Reverend and Mrs. Howe Perry, and the parents of the inductees. Ray Sibley, presi- dent of the Lake Bonaparte Chapter, was toastmaster. « JUNIORS, SENIORS ATTEND SLU PROGRAM Two members of the Class of 1977 and two members of the Class of 1978 were enrolled in the fall as parti- cipants in St. Lawrence University's Talented Juniors Program. Seniors Ann Wood and Francine Billings and Juniors Paul Richer and Michael Valentine attended a course in human development taught by Profes- sor James Wallace of the SLU staff. Classes were two hours in duration. The pictures on this page show the four standing before Valentine Hall, site of the course. The four are also seen seated in class (center left), and standing before the portraits of John and Grace Valen- tine, distant cousins of Michael and donors of the funds which made the construction of Valentine Hall possible. The photo, bottom left, shows the four wrestling with giant subs, the traditional treat which occupied most of the trip home. Mr. James Cleveland drove the four to Canton every Saturday morning. Students are indeed fortunate to have the opportunity to further their education in this commendable way. JUNIOR PROM 76 KING AND QUEEN The Class of 1977 held its Junior Prom on May 15, 1976. The theme was The Times of Your Life . Music for the evening was by Patchwork . The Junior Prom queen, Kim Baker, and king, Larry Butts, were crowned by the 1975 king and queen, Kelly Buckingham and Shelley Smith. The attendants were Cindy Ritz, Crystal Rogers, Kelly Phelps, Pam Mallette, Mary Pike, Ray Sibley, Tom Arnold, Pierre Dashnaw, Mike Davison, and Dave Lesperance. Faculty hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cring and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Looby. The gym was tastefully decorated. The theme found its inspi- ration from the following lines: The laughter and the tears, The shadows of misty yesteryear. The good times and the bad it seems And all the others in between. Remember, do you remember, The times of your life. Upper left: Debbie Leonard, Shawn Hudson, Linda Mashaw, Brian Young, Carol Swem, Mark Hrynyk; center left: Sandra Smith serves refresh- ments to Board President and Mrs. Gerald Baker; lower left: seventh and eighth graders Sandra Sjnith, Anne and Lynne Fuller, and Michelle Weir helped serve refreshments to the guests; upper right: Jennifer Campbell, Tom Valentine, and Chris Hoover; lower right: the Patch- work musical ensemble that provided the music for the evening. The success of the evening was due to the many hours of prepara- tion and to the many guests who attended. Upper left: Cindy Ritz, Crystal Ro- gers, Kelly Phelps, Pam Mallette, Mary Pike, Shelley Smith, Kim Baker; center left: Board of Educa- tion members Mr. § Mrs. Lesperance, Mr. § Mrs. Buckingham, and Mr. § Mrs. Shinnick; lower left: Kelly Phelps, Kim Dowling, Richard Premo, Pam Mallette, Dave Lesperance, and Cindy Ritz; upper right: Ray Sibley, Tom Arnold, Pierre Dashnaw, Mike Da- vison, and Dave Lesperance; lower right: several couples on the dance floor. When guests enter the beautifully decorated gym, they may not always completely realize that many weeks of preparation were necessary. Selecting a theme, gather- ing materials, and actually decorating the dance location are but a few of the problems which face a class. Pictured on this page are several members of the Class of 1977 as they readied the gym. In the photos above Nancy Mantle and Kathy Griffith work on roof of entrance arcade; Ray Sibley and Mike Davison staple streamers to floor; Kathy Smith interlaces sides of arcade. Below, Larry Butts and Jo Slate work on ceiling while (right photo) Donita Hooley, Donna Hubbard, Pierre Dashnaw, and Tom Arnold also work on wall decorations. i STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: (from left) front: Debbie Mantle and Patrick Hooley, ninth grade; Tim Wood and Paula Maxwell, eighth grade; Kathy Lespe- rance and Roger Patnode, seventh grade; back: Tom Arnold and Ann Wood, twelfth grade; Sue Brown and Debbie Ford, eleventh grade; Joanne Wood and Scott Baker, tenth grade. Pictured on the left are the officers of the student council: Kim Dowling, treasurer; Craig Luther, vice-presi- dent; Andy Miller, president; Kelly Phelps, secretary. Mrs. Shirley Dusharm and Mr. Rod Parow advised the group. At Christmas time, the group sponsored a movie and a memory tree. SENIOR BAND (from left) first row: Sandi Smith, Michelle Weir, Linda Sim- mons, Chris Hoover, Kim Fraser, Anne Fuller, Jennifer Campbell; second row: Nora Clark, Kathy Wicks, Kevin Burgess, Sherry Benson, Barbara LaDuc, Tori Bech- ler, Brenda Wood, Debbie Jesmer, Patty Case; third row: Diane Scanlon, Joan Hooper, Tracy Berckley, James Didas, Kenny Malbeuf, Bruce Parow, Dominic Bango, Joanne Wood; fourth row: Crystal Rogers, Verna Hoffman, Barbara Collette, Andy Perry, Debbie Ford, Debbie Hamlin, Sue Cowan, Wally O'Neil, Tim Dashnaw; fifth row: Pierre Dashnaw, Mike Valentine, Tammy Lesperance, Tom Valentine, Andy Miller, John Blundon, Ann Wood, Russell Wood. Mr. Darling, band leader, is at the far left, third row. STAGE BAND (from left) front: Brenda Wood, Kathy Wicks, Ann Wood, Nora Clark, Joan Hooper; second row: Susan Cowan, Debbie Ford, Mike Valentine, John Blundon, Tim Dashnaw, Kenny Malbeuf; third row: Debbie Hamlin, Debbie Jesmer, Diane Scanlon, Mr. Richard Darling, Bruce Parow, Joanne Wood; fourth row: Pierre Dashnaw, Andy Miller, Tammy Lespe- rance, Andy Perry, Tom Valentine, Russell Wood. The photo at the left shows the band in action at half time of a soccer game. The band also per- formed in concert at the Christmas Concert which was held in the gymnasium of the elementary school on Tuesday, December 21, under the guidance of Mr. Darling and Mrs. St. Lawrence. MAJORETTES AND DRILL TEAM (from left) front: Deanna Swem, Karen Hoover, Kim Dowling, Debbie Collette, Janine Bassette; back: Jo Slate, Carol Swem, Mary Pike, Candy Evans, Chris Hoover. Mrs. Shirley Hoover is the faculty director of both groups. (from left) front: Jane Shampine, Cindy Phillips, Jody Eggleston, Jane Benson; second row: Terrie Phillips, Kim Miller, Barbara LaDuc, Carla Collette, Laurie Bancroft; third row: Anne Fuller, Debbie Mantle, Nancy Mantle, Lynn Fuller; back row: Daphne Richardson, Tammy Lesperance, Bobbi Griffith, Cynette Cleveland, Donna Collette. Absent: Pam Ritz, Kathy Griffith, Tina Holcomb. JUNIOR HIGH BAND AND CHORUS GIRLS’ CHORUS Mrs. Virginia St. Lawrence directs the Girls' Chorus and the Mixed Chorus. MIXED CHORUS BELLE OF THE WEST The Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. St. Lawrence presented The Belle of the West before an appreciative audience. The play involved the sudden appearance in Roarin' Creek, Idaho, of a lady barber -from the East. A town whose men had had little to do with a razor before quite as suddenly became the center of gents who frequented the barbershop once and even twice a day. Speedy Summers, owner of the hotel, was portrayed by David Lesperance. Other major roles were filled by Nancy Mantle (Boise Bess) , Ray Sibley (Sure-shot Sam), Kathy Griffith (Mrs. Ida Mae Brown, the Belle of the West), Mike Davison (Cussin1 Cal), Mary Pike (Carmen), Andy Miller (Handsome Harry), Peggy Dooley (Colorado Carrie), Sue Brown (Klondike Kitty), Kelly Phelps (Seattle Sue), Pierre Dashnaw (Alan Miller), Crystal Rogers (Missouri Myrt), Ann Wood (Nevada Nettie), and Joan Hooper (Laramie Lou). Lower left photo: Nancy Mantle and Dave Lesperance; top right: Scott Foley, Andy Miller, Keith Ritz, Mike Valentine, Paul Richer, and-Brian Weaver; center right: Kathy Griffith, Dave Lesperance, Mike Davison; lower right: Dave Lesperance, Kathy Griffith, Ray Sibley, and Andy Miller Upper left: Kim Baker, Peg Dooley, Nancy Mantle, Debbie Lesperance; lower left: Nancy Mantle and Kathy Griffith: upper right: (front) Mike Valentine, Sue Brown, Debbie Ford, Kelly'Phelps, Craig Luther; (back) Nancy Mantle, Ray Sibley, John Blundon, Scott Foley; center right: Howard Hooper, Kevin Buckingham, Nora Clark, Kim Fraser, Kim Miller, Chris Hoover; lower right: (front) Tom Valentine, Steve Coffie, Kevin Buckingham; (standing) Kathy Wicks, Andy Miller, Ann Wood, Brett Weaver, Debbie Lesperance, Bernie Sullivan; (center) Chris Hoover and Joan Hooper. Upper left: Kathy Griffith, Pierre Dashnaw, Mary Pike, Ray Sibley; center left: Ann Wood, Diane Scan- lon, Kim Baker, Joan Hooper, Deb- bie Ford, Nancy Mantle, Debbie Les- perance; lower left: Kelly Phelps, Barbara Collette, Ann Wood, Kim Baker, Crystal Rogers; upper right: Kathy Griffith and Pierre Dashnaw; lower right: Dave Lesperance, Ray Sibley, Susan Brown. TRIPLE TRIO (from left) Diane Scanlon, Mary Pike, Debbie Ford, Peggy Dooley, Sue Brown, Joan Hooper, Kathy Griffith, Debbie Hamlin, and Kim Fraser. The Triple Trio girls teamed up with eight male voices to form a special select group which recorded several numbers to be aired at Christmas time over the Watertown television facility. The boys, from left, are Brett Weaver, Dave Les- perance, Ray Sibley, Mike Valentine, Andy Miller, Pierre Dashnaw, John Blundon, and Kevin Buckingham. Mrs. Virginia St. Lawrence was musical director for both groups. RED MASQUE A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM STAGES PLAY In the spring of 1976 the Junior High Red Masque stage an adaptation of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Mr. Amerando directed the production assisted by Mr. Breindel. Upper left photo: Cindy Phillips, Russell Wood, Teresa Phillips, Kathy Lesperance, Lynne Fuller, Brian Bur- gess, and Mark Weir; center left: the Lion, Debbie Mantle, Tammy Lespe- rance, Leon Swem, Andrew Perry, and Patrick Hooley; below: (front) Karen Hoover, Kenneth Malbeuf, Janine Bassette, (standing) Sandra Smith, Kevin Burgess, Michelle Weir, and Jody Eggleston. lower left: Jennifer Campbell, Tim Dashnaw, Anne Fuller, Chris Dashnaw, and Russell Wood. The members of the Junior High Red Masque and its director are to be applauded for their efforts in staging a serious production. It was the consensus of those who saw the play that the actors had done a commendable job in portraying Shakespeare’s characters. CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL The Class of 1981 held a Christ- mas Carnival between the hours of one and three on Saturday, December 11. Games of various nature were featured for the young and those young at heart. Some of the workers and their guests are pictured on this page, (upper left) Janine Bassette, Debbie Collette, Candie Evans. Diana Col- lette is in the background, (center left) Leon Swem, Joe Sibley, Todd Weaver, Randy Patnode. Lisa McIntosh is seated in the foreground, (bottom left) Terry Luther and Keith Hoover, (upper right) Paula Maxwell, (bottom right) Tim Wood grinds lemon meringue pie into Mr. Breindel's face. How sweet it is! The Student Council sponsored a Christmas door contest. The winning door (upper left) and the second place door (lower left) were created by members of the Class of 1979. For its efforts the class received $15. Honorable mention went to doors decorated by the eighth grades (center left and upper right). Unusual was the word used to des- cribe the art room door (lower right) Why you dumb a... animal, that is! (Joe Chamberlain) Don't I look as good as this beast? seems to ask Miss Collins. Mary Pike, you're supposed to stay on the donkey! The calm before the fall! Mary Pike and Nancy Mantle. The Red Baron never looked so good! (Would you believe Miss Felio?) Did someone hear a chipmunk? All I have is a nickel! What color was George Washington's white horse? upper left: Miss Hurley and Miss Collins; center left: Tammy Lespe- rance, Chris Hoover, Kim Miller, Brenda Wood; bottom left: Jeanne Wood; upper right: Kelly Phelps and Peggy Dooley; lower right: Sue Brown, Richard Kitts, and Andy Miller. f-f-f space j-j-j space Looking good! Looking good! (Michelle Smith) I think he's trying to hook the gas line to the muffler! (Kevin Mallette, Lisa Lawrence) I hope it's the last encore. I've got to go! (Nancy Mantle, Mike Davison) It's not how you paint, it's what you paint that counts! (Mark Hrynyk and Brian Young) Of course our dates are coming; they're just a bit late! (Mrs. Hunter and Donita Hooley) Bart, you forgot a speck We said NO PICTURES, PLEASE! on the second step! (Trudy Weaver and Denise (Bart Young) LaParr) It's Ringo Starr! (Miss Felio) Mmm good! Mmm good! Lesperance's fudge is Mmm good! (Larry Mashaw, Craig Luther, Debbie Lesperance, Richard Kitts (standing) What do you mean I'm always eating? I'm still a growing boy! (Mr. Bearor) Dishpan hands! There's still hope! No job is finished until the paper work is done! (upper left) Miss Collins, Kevin Buckingham; (center left) Mrs. Scott and Mr. Slate; (lower left) Teresa Phillips, Anna Ward, Mrs. Hoover; (upper right) Kelly Phelps, Kim Dowling; (lower right) Ray Sibley. I'm not THAT big, am I? I'll never go against the Crystal Ball again! We've got legs! (from left) upper left: Cindy Ritz, Kim Dowling, Kathy Griffith, Nancy Mantle, Mary Pike, Kathy Smith, Mike Davison, Kelly Phelps; center left: dancers; lower left: soccer girls; upper right: Richard Malbeuf and Kim Dowling, James Didas in back- ground: lower right: Barbara Collet- te, Linda Martin, Lynne Ford, Debbie Lesperance. Isn't he dreamy! Now for the bad, real bad news! A little more clay here and a little more clay there... (Sherry Benson) Upper left: Jeff Cole, John Miller, Jane Benson; center left: Caroline Stott, Jerry Gale, Randy Patnode; bottom left: Paula Maxwell, Kathy Lesperance, Debbie Ford, Craig Luther. How long do I have to pose before they notice me! (Linda Simmons, Miss Collins) I i It's alive! If I could just reach it! One month's growth, with help! Upper left: Mrs. Hoover, Miss Sham- pine; center left: Kevin Mallette, Mike Valentine; lower left: Peggy Bancroft, Lynne Ford, John Blundon, Howard Hooper, Tom Valentine; upper right: Kelley Langs, ?, Mike Davison; lower right: Paul Richer, Mike Valentine, John Blundon. Now, that's what we call food! Blundering! One...two...three...cut! Come to Papa! (upper left) John Blundon, Kevin Buckingham; (center left) Mrs. Hoover and Mrs. St. Lawrence; (lower left) Tom Arnold, Kim Dowling, Kelly Phelps, Scott Foley; (upper right) Tracy Lancor, Shawn Hudson; (lower right) Marvin Hooper. Come now, Tom, he's guilty! Movin' Marvin! Let's stuff him! I think it's loose! O.K., shoot! (Miss Pelkey) Upper left: Kim Dowling, Ann Wood, Roger Patnode; center left: Tom Arnold, Pierre Dashnaw; bottom left: Mike Valentine, Richard Mal- beuf, Ray Sibley, Keith Ritz, and Richard Davison. Please put us in, we're awake now! Have you been good little children? 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TRY OUR OTHER FINE PRODUCTS Cream Buttermilk Skimmed Milk Chocolate Milk Grape Drink Fruit Punch Orange Juice WIN A BIKE drawing every month- coupon on side panel MERCER'S one half gallon HOMOGENIZED MILK Compliments of SEARS OIL CO., INC. 1914 Black River Blvd. Rome New York wo ouT OF 301 Ski ... JUNIPER HILLS Saturday, Sunday § Holidays 10 o'clock til 4:30 Route 3 Phone 543-2492 Harrisville New York 6K INTORCIA'S DONUT § COFFEE SHOP 266 State Street Carthage New York ✓ DOUGLAS E. CLARKE Plbg. Elect. § Appliance Sales 8 Service LP Gas Cylinders Filled 543-2758 Harrisville Compliments of EVERGREEN ACRES Christmas Trees Phone 543-2797 Harrisville New York Compliments of LAPARR'S RESTAURANT Janette § Joe Briggs Harrisville New York GOUVERNEUR AUTOMOBILE DEALERS tio 1 FORD Sales 8 Service Used Cars HIRSCHEY MOTOR SALES 543-2556 Harrisville New York SPILMAN'S GARAGE ASSOCIATION SEAKER 8 GRAVES DODD'S MOTORS JOE SOREL, SALES REPRESENTATIVE ytfi. BEST WISHES FROM F. G. ALLETZHAUSER northern FRANKIE SUPERIORS FINE MEATS POTSDAM NEW YORK 0 COYNE VENDING CO Coffee Ice Cream Soft Drinks PHONE 562-3426 EDWARDS N. Y. 13635 Compliments of Inter-Collegiate Press, Inc. Mr. Everett Swaim Phone 315-782-6103 1110 Holcomb Street Watertown, N. Y. BLACK RIVER OIL CO., INC. DISTRIBUTORS TEXACO gasoline-fuel oil Oil Burners Sales § Service Carthage Phone 493-3180 0 L Hair Styling at its Best SEYMOUR'S BARBER SHOP Harrisville New York OK Compliments of REED'S TEXACO Harrisville New York jiT OP 8« S ROS CRING'S SUPERETTE Hardware-Sporting Goods Paints-Groceries-Meats Footwear-Free Delivery Harrisville New York CLE § ED'S CABINS and CLEO'S BEAUTY SALON Mr. § Mrs. Ed Sabonis Harrisville New York ✓ Compliments of McALLASTER OIL CO. Phone 287-0810 Gouverneur New York Meats with Everyone's Approval 0 Congratulations to the Class of 1977 G B MARKET Open 7 Days Harrisville New York Rl CHER’S RED AND WHITE Harrisville New York OK Compliments to The Senior Class HARRISVILLE MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Harrisville New York Compliments of KAY'S BEAUTY SHOP Harrisville New York Compliments of HOOVER'S HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER Harrisville New York Compliments of HARRISVILLE BOWLING ALLEYS Harrisville New York Phone 543-9384 PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL Ray § Lois Richer We Serve Pizza Harrisville New York JIM SCANLON 8 SON FUNERAL HOMES HARRISVILLE, PHONE 543-2516 CROGHAN, PHONE 346-6311 JIM SCANLON’S JIM SCANLON'S BAKERY HARRISVILLE, NEW YORK Q + ro Compliments of LYLE BURGESS AGENCY INC. Brainard Blundon Harrisville New York Compliments of LUNDY FUNERAL HOME Samuel P. Lundy, Lie. Mgr. Compl iments of ADIRONDACK SOUVENIRS Michael and Carey Backus Route 3 Harrisville New York Gas-Groceries-Gifts Phone 543-2742 OPEN DAILY otC BEYER’S, INC. Compliments of DOOLEY'S DRUGS Harrisville New York THE SYMBOL OF QUALITY AND SERVICE CARTHAGE-LOW VILLE o C THE VILLAGE INN Phone 543-9382 Main Street Harrisville Compliments of ST. LAWRENCE NATIONAL BANK Harrisville Office Where People Come First 6K Compliments of KILBOURN'S HOTEL Harrisville New York Lumber ' v Builder's Supplies ARCO Heating Fuels Pure Maple Products VERNE A. WICKS Phone 543-2737 or 543-2726 Harrisville New York OK Compliments of y'$EEl WAUGH HARDWARE Harrisville New York iT your friends at the ROMA RESTAURANT Italian-American Food Legal Beverages Gouverneur Phone 287-9886 Compliments of MAROUN'S GIFT SHOP 307 State Street Phone 493-1520 Carthage New York Serving the Harrisville Area since 1892 6 C Black River New York 13612 GOUVERNEUR SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION TYPEWRITERS § COPIERS RUDDELL BUSINESS MACHINES COMPANY Member of FSLIC Gouverneur New York Route 342 P. 0. Box 265 Phone 315 773-5621 -5622 Compliments of MANTLE'S GREENHOUSE Mill Street Harrisville N. Y. u 0 Compliments of L. J. CHELLIS OPTICIANS Arcade Entrance Watertown New York Compliments of SUNSHINE ACCESSORY STORE Gouverneur New York S0 Compliments of FAYE'S BOOT SHOP ' FERGUSON PRINTING CO. Phone 287-1950 Rock Island Road PO . Compliments of CONWAY'S STUDIO AND CHILDREN'S SHOP Carthage New York Gouverneur New York Gouverneur New York yOl 7 Day- 7 Night Fair in Gouverneur GOUVERNEUR AND Tim ST. LAWRENCE CO. I It III August 7th thru 13th School Band Day: Aug. 9 Watch for appearance dates of Country-Western Television and Recording STARS Everybody's Bank 300 State Street Carthage New York Compliments of Compliments Of ✓ STORES MPS-ROE, 9nc.. CARTHAGE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CARTHAGE NEW YORK Feed-Fuel-Home Heating Service- Lumber-Building Supplies Phone 493-1910 Carthage, Watertown N.Y. Jttc. Compliments of NATIONAL BANK OF NORTHERN NEW YORK Gouverneur Office Compliments of Nort Burdick's CARTHAGE DODGE where you never make a $300 mistake 1 (5 THE FOSTER-WEEKES AGENCY, INC. Insurance 280 East Main Street Gouverneur N. Y. 13642 GOUVERNEUR CO-OP. Feed, Seed, Farm Supplies § Lumbers Phone 314 287-0710 Gouverneur New York Compliments of A. E. GALSTER § SONS INC. Wholesale Food Distributors 01C Compliments of NORTHERN BAKERY SUPPLY Institutional Foods 782-5121 Watertown New York Compliments of John § Agnes Scanlon GREEN ACRES Weddings § Banquets Harrisville New York Charles Richards, local E. C. CROOKS Rep. MEMORIAL CORP. Phone 493-2410 225 State Street Carthage New York