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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1978 volume:

19 8 FOREWORD I Publication of the PIRATES LOG started twenty-five years ago at the urging of Mr. Harold LaBarge, then principal of Harrisville Central School. As we glance over past issues, we are able to note the progress which our school's yearbook has made in the scope and quality of its content. Much of this progress is due to the efforts and guidance of its only adviser over this quarter century, Mr. LeBlanc. This year's staff, with the help of the yearbook media classes, surveyed the years which the PIRATES LOG has covered. It has recorded throughout this volume the results of its findings by featuring lists which are intended to give a concise picture of what has happened since the fall of 1953. Some of these lists are incomplete since the facts were not available. Also, some lists, such as a complete roster of the Seniors who have graduated during the last twenty-five years, have been purposely omitted since their inclusion would have required several pages, pages which the staff felt should be devoted to the coverage of this year's events. Finally, maiden names have been used rather than married ones. An attempt was made to uncover the married names but the impossibility of the task was soon discovered. It is the staff's fondest hope that you will enjoy this trip through the past as you leaf through the 1978 PIRATES LOG. PIRATES LOG STAFF (from left) front: Anna Ward, Lori Bosma, Daphne Richardson, Caroline Stott, Laura Griffith, Carla Collette, Jody Eggleston; second row: Jennifer Campbell, Lynne Fuller, Tgjnmy Lesperance, Diane Ward, Debbie Hamlin, Nora Clark, Barbara Collette, Debbie Lesperance; third row: Matt LaParr, Brenda Wood, Kathy Wicks, Terri Evans, Sherry Benson, Sue Cowan, Kenny Malbeuf, Craig Luther; back: Thomas Valentine, Howard Hooper, Dale Ford, Kevin Buckingham, Jon Bassette, Michael Wicks, Kevin Gale, Marty Buckingham, Michael Valentine, Paul Richer. Absent for picture: Lynne Ford, Peggy Dooley, Susan Brown, Jennien Seymour. Mr. LeBlanc advises the yearbook staff. DEDICATION The PIRATES LOG staff and the Harrisville Teachers' Association are most happy to dedicate this Silver Anniversary issue of the PIRATES LOG to the four faculty members pictured above: Mrs. Avis Cring, Mrs. Berta Langs, Mrs. Virginia St. Law- rence Smith, and Mr. Marcel LeBlanc. Their combined service to the district totals one hundred and eight years. More important than this impressive number of years, however, is the fact that their dedication seems to have grown with each passing year. We would like to extend to them our sincerest thanks for their efforts on behalf of our education. 1953- 54 1954- 55 1955- 56 1956- 57 1957- 58 1958- 59 1959- 60 1960- 61 1961- 62 1962- 63 1963- 64 1964- 65 PREVIOUS DEDICATIONS Marcel LeBlanc Harold LaBarge Miss Dorothy Hickey Miss S. Elizabeth Jones Bernard § Thelma Shinnick Milton Boyden Mrs. Marjorie Fuller Mrs. Avis Cring John Gannon none Mrs. Virginia St.Lawrence Theodore Dring, Frederick Smith, Donald Martin 1965- 66 Robert 8 Rita Clifford 1966- 67 Mrs. Marian Hathway 1967- 68 Mrs. Berta Langs 1968- 69 Lyman Humes 8 Everett Powers 1969- 70 Miss Mildred Mannigan 1970- 71 Miss Helen Weekes 1971- 72 Lloyd and Joan Dashnaw 1972- 73 Mrs. Helen Clarke 1973- 74 Mrs. Jane Scott 1974- 75 Wilfrid Fenton 1975- 76 Mrs. Mary LaDuc 1976- 77 Mrs. Margaret Scanlon BOARD OF EDUCATION BOARD OF EDUCATION 1977-78 (from left) seated: Bernard Shinnick, Stephen LaDuc, Thomas Canfield, Lloyd Dashnaw, clerk; standing: Henry Lesperance, Gary Buckingham, president, Ranald Luther, Richard Kelly, supervising principal. Inset: Ben Hunter. BOARD MEMBER 53- 4 Arthur Clarke 54- 5 Carl Ripley 55- 6 Carl Ripley 56- 7 Carl Ripley 57- 8 Carl Ripley 58- 9 Carl Ripley 59- 60 Carl Ripley 60- 1 Carl Ripley 61- 2 Carl Ripley 62- 3 Carl Ripley 63- 4 Carl Ripley 64- 5 Carl Ripley 65- 6 Carl Ripley 66- 7 Carl Ripley 67- 8 Carl Ripley 68- 9 Carl Ripley 69- 70 Carl Ripley 70- 1 Carl Ripley 71- 2 Carl Ripley 72- 3 Carl Ripley 73- 4 Carl Ripley 74- 5 Gary Buckingham 75- 6 Gary Buckingham 76- 7 Gary Buckingham 77- 8 Gary Buckingham BOARD MEMBER Marque Holtrey Marque Holtrey Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler Fred Vallencour Ben Hunter Ben Hunter Ben Hunter Ben Hunter BOARD MEMBER Doran Waugh Doran Waugh Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Robert Hooper Bernard Shinnick Bernard Shinnick Bernard Shinnick Bernard Shinnick BOARD MEMBER Emma Luther Emma Luther Emma Luther Emma Luther Francis Schmitt Francis Schmitt Francis Schmitt Francis Schmitt Harold Seymour Harold Seymour Harold Seymour Harold Seymour Harold Seymour Harold Seymour Harold Seymour Harold Seymour Harold Seymour Harold Seymour David Campbell David Campbell David Campbell David Campbell David Campbell Stephen LaDuc Stephen LaDuc BOARD MEMBER Wilfred Scott Wilfred Scott Wilfred Scott Wilfred Scott Wilfred Scott Lynn Graham Lynn Graham Lynn Graham Lynn Graham Lynn Graham Lynn Graham Lynn Graham Lynn Graham Lynn Graham Lynn Graham Glenn Backus Glenn Backus Glenn Backus Glenn Backus Glenn Backus Glenn Backus Glenn Backus Glenn Backus Tom Canfield Tom Canfield ADMINISTRATION Supervising Principal Richard Kelly Richard Kelly, B.A., Lloyd Dashnaw, B.S., M.S. , Gary Hinsdale, B.A., M.A. , M.S., SUC Potsdam SUC Brockport SUC Potsdam Alfred Colgate Assistant Principal Lloyd Dashnaw Guidance Counselor President of the Board of Education Gary Hinsdale BOARD MEMBER BOARD MEMBER CLERK OF THE BOARD SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Lloyd Hickey Harold LaBarge 53-4 Lloyd Hickey Harold LaBarge 54-5 Armand Lesperance J . Edwin Rice Lloyd Hickey Milton Boyden 55-6 Armand Lesperance J . Edwin Rice Lloyd Hickey Milton Boyden 56-7 Armand Lesperance J . Edwin Rice Lloyd Hickey Milton Boyden 57-8 Arthur Dooley J . Edwin Rice Lloyd Hickey Milton Boyden 58-9 Arthur Dooley J . Edwin Rice Lloyd Hickey Peter Betrus 59-60 Arthur Dooley J . Edwin Rice Walter Vallencour Peter Betrus 60-1 Arthur Dooley J . Edwin Rice Walter Vallencour Peter Betrus 61-2 Arthur Dooley J . Edwin Rice Walter Vallencour Peter Betrus 62-3 Arthur Dooley J . Edwin Rice Walter Vallencour Peter Betrus 63-4 Arthur Dooley J . Edwin Rice Walter Vallencour Peter Betrus 64-5 Arthur Dooley J . Edwin Rice Walter Vallencour Peter Betrus 65-6 Arthur Dooley J . Edwin Rice Jackie Vallencour Peter Betrus 66-7 Arthur Dooley J, . Edwin Rice Jackie Vallencour Peter Betrus 67-8 Arthur Dooley Gerald Baker Jackie Vallencour Peter Betrus 68-9 Arthur Dooley Gerald Baker Jackie Vallencour Peter Betrus 69-70 Arthur Dooley Gerald Baker Dorothy Wheeler Peter Betrus 70-1 Arthur Dooley Gerald Baker Dorothy Wheeler Peter Betrus 71-2 Arthur Dooley Gerald Baker Dorothy Wheeler Peter Betrus 72-3 Arthur Dooley Gerald Baker Patricia Chartrand Peter Betrus 73-4 Arthur Dooley Gerald Baker Patricia Chartrand Peter Betrus 74-5 Henry Lesperance Gerald Baker Patricia Chartrand Richard Kelly 75-6 Henry Lesperance Gerald Baker Lloyd Dashnaw Richard Kelly 76-7 Henry Lesperance Ranald Luther Lloyd Dashnaw Richard Kelly 77-8 DISTRICT FACULTY Column One (left): Gerald Amerando, B.S., St. Vincent, Fifth Joseph Breindel, B.S., Lock Haven, M.S., SUC Potsdam, English Miss Eileen Collins, B.S., SUC Buffalo, M.S.T., Rochester Institute of Technology, Art Richard Darling, B. Mus., SUC Potsdam, Instrumental Music Mrs. Mary Duggan, B.A., SUC Potsdam, Second Miss Kathy Felio, B.S., SUC Cortland, Physical Education and Health Patrick Fraser, B.A., SUC Cortland, Social Studies Column Two (left): Rickey Bearor, B.S., SUC Brockport, Physical Education and Driver Education Mrs. Marlene Clark, B.S., SUC Potsdam, First Mrs. Avis Cring, B.A., SUC Albany, M. Ed., St. Lawrence, Mathematics Mrs. Joan Dashnaw, B.S., SUC Plattsburgh, Nurse-Teacher Mrs. Shirley Dusharm, B.S., SUC Albany, Commercial Charles Folsom, B.S., Rocky Mountain, Physical Education Mrs. Shirley Hoover, B.S., SUC Plattsburgh, Homemaking Column Three (right): Miss Ellen Hurley, B.A., M.L.S., Geneseo, English and Library William Kellerhals, Jr., B.A., Hamilton, Science Mrs. Mary LaDuc, Eastman Dental Dispensary, Dental Hygienist Mrs. Berta Langs, B.A., SUC Potsdam, Sixth Marcel LeBlanc, B.A., St. Michael's, M.A., Middlebury, Foreign Languages and English 1953-54 Helen Weekes 1955-56 Rena Mayhew 1957- 58 Ruth Corey Mona Tiffany 1958- 59 S. Elizabeth Jones 1964- 65 Marian Hathway 1965- 66 Jennie Wood 1966- 67 Ercel Gray 1968- 69 Alberta Brice 1969- 70 Mildred Mannigan 1970- 71 Thelma Shinnick Bernard Shinnick Lois Killingbeck 1971- 72 Frederick Smith 1972- 73 Marjorie Fuller Helen Clarke 1975-76 George MacDonald H.C.S. SERVICE DECEASED 1927-i954 2 3 72 1947-1956 7 30 61 1941-1958 5 22 66 1946-1958 1930-1959 1945- 1965 1958- 1966 12 2 66 1930-1967 2 2 67 1950-1969 1936-1970 1941-1971 1946- 1971 1950-1971 1959- 1972 5 9 72 1949-1973 1954- 1973 1955- 1976 Column One (bottom left): Philip Looby, B.A., SUC Potsdam, Science Michael O'Bryan, B.S., Castleton, Fifth Roderick Parow, B.A., St. Bonaventure, English Column One (right): Stewart Parow, B.A., St. Bonaventure, M.S., SUC Potsdam, Social Studies Bruce Rathbone, B.S., SUC Oswego, Industrial Arts Mrs. Margaret Scanlon, B.S., St. Rose, Kindergarten Miss Bette Shampine, B.A., SUC Potsdam, Fourth Mrs. Virginia Smith, B.S., M.S., SUC Potsdam, Vocal Music Mrs. Patricia Taylor, B.A., SUC Potsdam, Sixth Mrs. Helen Valentine, B.A., M.S., SUC Potsdam, Second I Column Two (right): Miss Rebecca Pelkey, B.A., SUC Potsdam, Mathematics Mrs. Patricia Rose, B.A., SUC Potsdam, Third Mrs. Jane Scott, B.S., SUC Potsdam, First Bernard Slate, B.S., Murray State, Fourth Mrs. Marcia Sweet, B.S., SUC Cortland, Kindergarten Richard Tarr, B.A., Trenton State, Social Studies Mrs. Cheryl Wilday, B.A., SUC Potsdam, Third Miss Catherine Finch, B.M., SUC Potsdam, replaced Mrs. Virginia St. Lawrence Smith in November. (front) Miss Kathleen DeBoalt, B.S., SUC Oswego, Corrective Mathematics Mrs. Carol Phillips, B.S., SUC Geneseo, Remedial Reading (back) Barry Scales, B.A., Boston U., Remedial Reading Mrs. Bonnie Lehman, B.S., SUC Brockport, Speech Therapist CAFETERIA Cafeteria Column One Shirley Benson Helen Burke Modena Hooley Alice Hooper Rachel Hooper Loretta Ledger Column Two Charlyne Moromisato Keitha Swanson Joyce Wood Delores Young Gladys Young Agnes Scanlon Library Clerk Jackie Wood Library Clerk OFFICE Barbara Manchester § Jackie Vallencour Pearl Blundon Cheryl Gratzer Cathy Whitford RETIRED OR DECEASED NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL 1961-62 Mrs. Marian LaParr, cafeteria (d. 1962) 1963-64 Mrs. Etta Cring, cafeteria (d. 1964) 1965-66 Miss Gertrude Wood, cafeteria 1968-69 Mrs. Effie Soukey, cafeteria (d. 1969) Miss Dorothy Hickey, secretary Theodore Cring, bus driver Lyman Humes, janitor Harlow Luther, janitor (d. 1977) 1970- 71 Mrs. Marcella Hooper, cafeteria (d. 1971) 1971- 72 Mrs. Ruby Benson, cafeteria 1972- 73 Everett Powers, janitor 1974-75 Wilfrid Fenton, janitor 1976-77 Mrs. Helen Frank, cafeteria Clarence Wicks, bus driver 1 i ’ Doris Mealus 5 Doris Bancroft '■ni |OT M IAMO Lynda Wood § Marie LaVancha Timothy Chartrand vUO I vJUIMNO Byron Gale § Evelyn Hunter Inset:-George Pierce, maintenance BUS DRIVERS (from left) front: Modena Hooley, Derothy Baker, Kathaleen Pierce, Avis Graham; back: Douglas Clarke, James Cleveland, Carl Timpson, Harold Seymour, Donald Phelps, mechanic. Paul Case and Martin Luther were not available at time picture was taken. DEPARTURES AND RETIREMENTS Mr. Clarence Wicks retired as a bus driver after nearly thirty years of service in the district. Mrs. St. Lawrence Smith resigned as Vocal Music teacher in November to make her new home in Canton following her marriage to Mr. Smith. Mr. MacDonald, on the staff since 1955, retired as Driver Education teacher in June 1977. Pictured with him is Mrs. MacDonald. Mrs. Margaret Scanlon, with 20 years of service, and Mrs. Berta Langs, with 34 years of service in the Harrisville Central School system, have announced their retirement as of this June. FACULTY CANDIDS Mrs. Joanne Fiaschetti (pictured at the left) replaced Miss Hurley at the start of the second semester. Mrs. Fiaschetti, who holds a B.A. from SUC Geneseo, previously substituted in East Rochester, New York, and in Florida schools. SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL (from left) front: Peggy Dooley, Sue Brown, and Debbie Ford; back: Marty Buckingham, Craig Luther, and Mike Valentine. The Class of 1978 voted to place the conduct of its affairs in the hands of an executive council in an attempt to spread the many responsibilities among as many members as possible. SCHOLASTIC LEADERS Lynne Ford 91.5694, Academic SEVEN-SEMESTER HONOR AVERAGES Paul Richer .......... 89.6250 Martin Buckingham ... 88.0145 Susan Brown .......... 87.9143 Debbie Hamlin ........ 87.8493 Shawn Hudson ......... 85.5357 Peggy Dooley ......... 85.5000 Keith Ritz ........... 85.1184 Nora Clark ........... 85.1143 Robert Ingram ........ 85.0411 VALEDICTORIAN 1953- 54 Charles Shaw 1954- 55 Arlene Luther 1955- 56 Nancy Collette 1956- 57 Mary LaRoue 1957- 58 Gertrude Weaver 1958- 59 Gerald Humes 1959- 60 Donald Rose 1960- 61 Barbara Manchester 1961- 62 Edward Waugh 1962- 63 Rodney Grigg 1963- 64 Eileen Scanlon 1964- 65 Joanne Bango 1965- 66 Eileen Rice 1966- 67 Marie McCarthy 1967- 68 JoAnne Stevens ACADEMIC 1968- 69 Gary Mealus 1969- 70 Jane LaPlatney 1970- 71 Michael Backus 1971- 72 James Bond 1972- 73 Cheryl Harrington 1973- 74 LeeAnn Hoover 1974- 75 Laurie Hamlin 1975- 76 Kelley Dundon 1976- 77 Raymond Sibley SALUTATORIAN Carolyn Carvell Betty Lou MacDonald Shirley Clarke Linda Ripley Don Hathway Murray Collette Douglas Quackenbush Leslie Pike Terrance Williamson Bonnie Ritz Wayne Woodward Diane Chartrand Susan Rose Sandra Mantle Mary Lou Cassidy ACADEMIC Ranald Luther David Dooley Mark Cring Patrick Fraser Ann Pike Randy Leonard Audrey Hooper George Clark Francine Billings Students listed or pictured above are to be congratulated for their scholastic achieve- ments. Most of them have suc- cessfully combined an active extra-curricular,calendar with a challenging academic schedule. As of this date, March 10, word has not yet been received concerning Regents scholarship awards. Winners and alternates are being selected this year according to SAT test scores rather than the traditional competitive Regents scholarship examination of previous years. GENERAL VOCATIONAL Mary Ellen Hickey Sandra Luther Kathy Baker Patricia Waugh Karen Gonio Shelley Bancroft Cheryl Jackson Patricia Moon Michael LaParr Crystal -Rogers Pamela Reed Penny Atkinson Vicki Ray Randy Hill Anne Whitney Ricky Whitney Beth Hooley Cindy Ritz Michael Valentine 90.0959, Academic Barbara Collette 90.5000, General Richard Malbeuf 85.2308, Vocational REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS 1953- 54 none 1954- 55 Betty Lou McDonald, Duane Wicks 1955- 56 Shirley Clarke 1956- 57 none 1957- 58 none 1958- 59 Gerald Humes, Matthew Norris 1959- 60 none 1960- 61 none 1961- 62 Edward Waugh, Francis LaRoue 1962- 63 Rodney Grigg, Gerald Carvell, Allen Weaver 1963- 64 Eileen Scanlon 1964- 65 Joanne Bango 1965- 66 Constance Waugh 1966- 67 Marie McCarthy, Norris Grigg (1), Patrick Reed, Joseph Corbine 1967- 68 JoAnne Stevens 1968- 69 Gary Mealus, Allan Bowen 1969- 70 none 1970- 71 none 1971- 72 Patrick Fraser, James Bond 1972- 73 none 1973- 74 Randy Leonard 1974- 75 Martin Ledger (2), Audrey Hooper, Laurie Hamlin, Joseph Irish, Lisa Vallencour, Kim DeHart 1975- 76 John Hooper 1976- 77 Andrew Miller (3), Ray Sibley, Thomas Arnold, Pierre Dashnaw, Ann Wood alternates who were subsequently awarded a Regents Scholarship (1) highest H.C.S. score (251) (2) third highest H.C.S. score (232) (3) second highest H.C.S. score (245) 1953- 54 1954- 55 1955- 56 1956- 57 1957- 58 1958- 59 1959- 60 1960- 61 1961- 62 1962- 63 1963- 64 1964- 65 1965- 66 1966- 67 1967- 68 1968- 69 1969- 70 1970- 71 1971- 72 1972- 73 1973- 74 1974- 75 1975- 76 1976- 77 1977- 78 PRESIDENT David Hathway Arlene Luther Betty Lou Wicks Curtis Canfield Arthur Clarke Kay Ripley James Phillips John Waugh Sally Valentine Rodney Grigg Eileen Scanlon Ken Chartrand Dan Burke James Scanlon Billie Smith Gary Mealus Greg Richer Pamela Waugh Cheryl Baker Jane Brown Debbie Buckingham VICE-PRESIDENT Charles Shaw Duane Wicks Francis Griffith Warren Miller Don Hathway Murray Collette SECRETARY Anne LaDuc Edna Shaw Shirley Clarke Linda Ripley Helen Weekes Suzanne Luther Douglas Quackenbush Sharon Fraser Richard Greene Carl Ripley Richard Dundon Susan Hooper John Hathway Susan Rose Marie McCarthy David Chamberlain Danny Chamberlain Suzanne Hirschey Debbie Hunter Lynn Woodward Penny Reed Randy Leonard Sandra Valentine Virginia Smith Bonnie Ritz Larry Atkinson Joanne Bango Michael Lancor Eugene Cring Carol Lancor Donna Ritz Janet Lancor Lela Simmons Ethel Swem Terry Foley LeeAnn Hoover TREASURER Denise LaRoue Martin Norris Stewart Parow Wayne LaPlatney Karen Priest Norma Luther Keatha Graham Pearl Scott Richard Rose Louis Ritz Dale Weaver Roderick Parow Linda St. Lawrence Bruce St. Lawrence Harold Ford Gary St. Lawrence Sherry Higby Mark Cring James Bond Ann Pike Renee Richer Joseph Irish, Karen Ritz, Laurie Hamlin, Russell Bowen, John Moody Shelley Smith Jay Seymour Peggy Davison Jack Luther David Lesperance Michael Davison Crystal Rogers Cindy Ritz Susan Brown, Craig Luther, Debbie Ford, Peggy Dooley, Michael Valentine, Marty Buckingham Officers weTre not elected. A Class Council was selected. SUSAN BROWN LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10; Basketball 9; JV Cheerleader 9-10; Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Class Vice- President 9-10; Class Council Chairman 12; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 9; Mass Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11-12; National Honor Society 12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Softball 9-10-11-12; Student Council Representative 11; Triple Trio 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 10-12. jJajul. !3 U� u rs- MARTIN BUCKINGHAM MATH-SCIENCE 1V-CloJb NORA CLARK MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Basketball Manager 10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11- 12; Nurse's Assistant 9; SLU Talented Juniors Program 12; Stage Band 11-12; Yearbook Staff 9- 10-11-12. BARBARA COLLETTE BUSINESS 73o CoCMfo Senior Band 9-10-11-12; JV Cheerleader 9-10; Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Class Secretary 9-10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9; Mass Band 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Yearbook Staff 12. _ MARGARET DOOLEY MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10; Basketball 9-10-11-12; Class Treasurer 12; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 9; Mass Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11-12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Softball 9-10-11-12; Triple Trio 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 12. CRAIG FOLEY ELECTRICAL TRADES Baseball 11-12; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Mixed Chorus Play 12; Soccer 9-10-12. SCOTT FOLEY SCIENCE JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 12; Chess Club 9; Mass Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11- 12; Mixed Chorus Play 11-12; Soccer 12; Yearbook Staff 11-12. sJfclbuL. DEBBIE FORD LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Class Secretary 12; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Library Assistant 11; Marching Band 9-10; Mass Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 11-12; Soccer 9-10; Soccer Manager 11-12; Softball 9-10; Stage Band 9-10-11-12; Student Council Representative 11; Triple Trio 11-12; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12. LYNNE FORD FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE JV Cheerleader 9-10; Varsity Cheerleader 11; Class Treasurer 10-11; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 12; Mixed Chorus Play 12; Soccer 9- 10-11-12; Softball 9-10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 9- 10-12. AML. iiiiiii;;!� iiiiii ARTHUR FULLER AUTO MECHANICS Audio-Visual Assistant 9-10; Baseball 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 10. DEBBIE HAMLIN FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE asnLud Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11; Stage Band 10-11; Triple Trio 11-12; Yearbook Staff 10-12. ROBERT INGRAM ELECTRICAL TRADES I Mixed Chorus 12; Mixed Chorus Play 12. RICHARD KITTS WELDING DEBORAH LESPERANCE BUSINESS-SECRETARIAL Senior Band 9-10; Basketball 9-12; JV Cheerleader 9-10; Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Class Treasurer 9; Drill Team 11; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11-12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Softball 9-10-11-12; Student Council Representative 10; Yearbook Staff 10-12. CRAIG LUTHER BUSINESS-SCIENCE Class President 9-10-11; Drama Club 11; Mass Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 11-12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Student Council Vice-President 11; Student Council President 12; Yearbook Staff 11-12. RICHARD MALBEUF CARPENTRY JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 11-12; Class Treasurer 9; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Student Council Representative 10-12. LINDA MARTIN HOMEMAKING-NURSE'S AIDE PAUL RICHER FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Pouf HxJIm JV Basketball 9; Mass Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; SLU Talented Juniors Program 11-12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Student Council Representative 12; Yearbook Staff 10-11- 12. CHARLES RIPLEY II MATH-SCIENCE Charles transferred to H.C.S. in January 1978 from Norwalk Community School in Norwalk, Iowa. Baseball 9; JV Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball 10 Class Play 11; Varsity Football 9-10-11-12. KEITH RITZ CARPENTRY Baseball 9-10-11-12; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 11; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Student Council Representative 9. C CriuoL Os � s07ri T7LO-SU PEGGY SULLIVAN ROBERT SIMMONS ART Mixed Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 12; Yearbook Staff 11. BUSINESS Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12 CAROL SWEM HOMEMAKING OFFICE PRACTICE-RETAIL SELLING MICHAEL VALENTINE FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11-12; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 11-12; Marching Band 9-10-11- 12; Mass Band 10; Mass Chorus 9-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; SLU Talented Juniors Program 11; Soccer 9-10-11; Stage Band 9-10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12. BRETT WEAVER FOODS Mass Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; Basketball Manager 10-11-12; Soccer Manager 9-11-12; Athletic Fund Treasurer 10-12. BRIAN WEAVER INDUSTRIAL ARTS-WELDING Baseball 10-11-12; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 11-12; Mass Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; Soccer 10-11-12. MICHAEL WICKS MATH-SCIENCE {uskd At. Senior Band 9-10; Mass Chorus 11-12; Marching Band 9-10; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-12; Yearbook Staff 12. Two students, Brian Young and Patrick Bechler, successfully completed the General Education Diploma requirements and left school to seek employment. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS FROM HARRISVILLE: Student: 1968 Cindy Irish 1969 David Dooley 1969 Wendy Kilbourn 1970 Gloria Dietz 1972 Robin Hathway 1973 LeeAnn Hoover 1973 Debbie Buckingham Host family: Host city: Senor § Senora Ramirez Garcia __ Mexico City, Mexico Dr. § Senora Julio Croce Sao Paulo, Brazil Senor § Senora Carlos Ramirez Bogota, Colombia Senora Marcia Santos Vag Rio de Janiero, Br. Senor § Senora Armando Leiva Castores, Venezuela Senor § Senora Alfredo Gonzalez Valencia, Venezuela Dr. § Senora Hugo Aguirre Guayaquil, Ecuador TO HARRISVILLE: Student: Host family: 1968 Cesar Augusto Jaramillo Mr. § Mrs. Peter Betrus 1969 Luis Olano Mr. § Mrs. Arthur Dooley 1969 Rosana Langendonck Mr. § Mrs. Frederick LaDuc 1970 Luiz Orenstein Mr. § Mrs. William Kilbourn 1971 Marion Rauscher Mr. $ Mrs. David Campbell 1973 Ciro Croce Mr. § Mrs. Arthur Dooley 1973 Mariannina Cordano Mr. § Mrs. Jack Hathway 1974 Rodrigo Bahia Mr. § Mrs. Gary Buckingham 1974 Magna DaCosta Mr. § Mrs. Harold Hoover 1976 Hugo Jara Mr. § Mrs. Harold Hoover Guest's origin: Colombia Lima, Peru Sao Paulo, Brazil Rio de Janiero, Br. Sao Paulo, Brazil Sao Paulo, Brazil Lima, Peru Bello Horizonte, Br. Rio de Janiero, Br. Mexico City, Mexico The benefits derived from the exchange of students from or to Harrisville were such as to make this program one of the most enriching for all of us. 1 r t Baby pictures: top row: Sue Brown, Bob Ingram, and Diane Ward; middle row: Debbie Ford, Bonnie Jackson, and Mike Wicks; bottom row: Nora Clark and Lynne Ford. Eyes: top left: Carol Swem and Bob Simmons; top right: Brett Weaver and Barb Collette; bottom, top row: Debbie Hamlin, Jennien Seymour, Peggy Dooley, and Ken Maxwell; bottom row: Richard Malbeuf and Debbie Lesperance. iw 1 A NICKNAME FAVORITE SONG FAVORITE GROUP FAVORITE FOOD FAVORITE PASTIME Porky Bancroft That's the Way Kiss homemade soups hunting Sue You Light Up Fleetwood Mac spaghetti going uptown Brown My Life Earl Nobody Does It Barry Manilow shrimp § basketball Buckingham Better steamed clams Nora Clark Higher § Higher Barry Manilow lasagna outdoor life Barb Nobody Does It Carole King chicken § having fun Collette Better dumplings Curly It Was Almost Ronnie Milsap shrimp, FF, § (none) Cook Like a Song tossed salad Peggy Dooley When I Need You Leo Sayer lobster sports Animal Stairway to Jefferson steak girls Foley Heaven Starship Scott Ballad of George Carlin shrimp § FF tennis Foley Casey C. Ford You Light Up E.L.O. shrimp going uptown Ford My Life Lynne You're Still Leo Sayer Italian food eating Ford the One Art You Don't Have Marilyn McCoo Big Macs keeping busy Fuller to Be a Star § Billy Davis Deb Your Song KC § The subs spending money Hamlin Sunshine Band Rocko Hudson Take It Easy Eagles hamburg § FF hunting § fishing Dingram Stairway to E.L.O. lobster tails (none) Ingram Heaven Bon It Was Almost Ronnie Milsap lasagna vodka § orange Jackson Like a Song Richard I Just Want To Be Boston fried chicken beer drinking Kitts Your Everything § bean soup Squirrel It Was Almost Eagles lasagna listening to Lesperance Like a Song music Albert Rocky Harry Chapin fried clams the Fuller parts Luther § Molson's of life Dicky Lucille Barry Manilow venison, mashed hunting § camp Malbeuf potatoes life Lin It Was Almost Ronnie Milsap steak bowling Martin Like a Song Grizzly Do You Want to Aerosmith venison § partying Mashaw Make Love beaver Ken Maxwell Chevy Van Elvis ham riding motorbike Cricket Devil Woman Aerosmith venison partying Snoz Richer Saturday Nite Eagles spare ribs, Pepsi tennis Keith You Light Up Carol Burnett t-bone steak partying Ritz My Life Jennien Carry on My Rush lobster § FF driving around Seymour Wayward Son Bone Simmons Happy Birthday Fleetwood Mac Swiss steak partying Pegatha Colour My Elvis venison § FF cruising Sullivan World Squeaky Swem Get Closer Eagles lasagna sports Gopher Night Thing Ronnie Milsap chicken cutting wood Thomas § hunting Mike Nights on Fleetwood Mac lobster sleeping Valentine Broadway Koogle That's Rock Aerosmith lasagna Miller High Life Ward 'n Roll Brett It Was Almost (none) lasagna cooking § helping Weaver Like a Song § pizza others Weave Lonely Boy Eagles hamburg § FF bowling Weaver Mike Wicks Sound of Silence (none) pizza (none) FUTURE PLANS nurse's aide x-ray technician PET SAYING I don't care! Really! veterinarian Hey fella! public accountant What was! F.B.I. secretary Gross! WILL to anyone who will take him, Mr. Rod Parow to Bart Young, a year's supply of grasshopper food to Randy Patnode, the ability to become what the St. Regis fans say I am to John Blundon, my accident proneness to Chris Hoover, my magic curlers housewife I guess so! to brother Lester, my good nature medical secretary I'm only kidding', to Tom Valentine, a broomstick § its proper use bon vivant (none) to Goggy, a girl named Bobbi Air Force career Let's get moving! to Howard Hooper, my tennis partner, Mr. LeBlanc physical therapist Really! to Joanne Wood, a new joke book x-ray technician (none) to Lisa Lawrence, my ability to run three laps in the time everyone else runs five auto mechanic Oh yah! to Steve Coffie, my auto mechanic tools executive (none) secretary Navy or Air Force I don't care! Air Force I don't know about you! housewife Oh, come on! to teachers § friends, a thank you for all the memories § laughs I'll be taking with me to Chris Ward § John Luther, my favorite word nothing to brother Eddie, success in vocational school steelworker secretary state trooper carpenter nursing I don't want to hear about it'. I'm just kidding! Nuh! Get lost! I don't care! to Pam Ritz, my ability to come up with Social Studies report topics I leave nothing but want to take John Blundon with me! to Andy Perry, my hair in hopes he learns to use a curling iron to Tracy Lancor, an athletic supporter 5 Dixie cup to Joanne Wood, lessons on making pie crusts work or Navy Take a slide! to Matt LaParr, a dime auto repair Go jump in a lake!to sister Paula, my bike electrician I guess'. to all Juniors, my ability to pester Mr. Parow computer programmer Yeah, really! to a snotty NOSED Junior, a box of Kleenex self-employment Let's go! to all Juniors, a free week of hunting cosmetologist move away work You gross me out'. I try my best! What can I say? to Sherry Benson, my ability to drive a car safely to Pam Ritz, knack of leaving S.H. w o a pass to Jerry Gale, Herby's corner housewife welder Hey bubby! to Linda Mashaw, the wedding books in Home Ec. (none) to my brother, my dreams in study hall dentist work be important That'll cost you', nothing also, but since Debbie is taking John, I think it only fair if I take Trudy Weaver Get lost, will to brother Mike, my engaging sense of humor you! I don't care! to Kevin Buckingham, my social life welder dentist You got to be crazy! Ya but! to next year's goalie, my ability to play goal in the rain to Leta Baker, my brothers with relief i (from left) row 1: Karen Baillargeon, Leta Baker, Scott Baker, Jon Bassette, Sherry Benson, John Blundon; row 2: Kevin Buckingham, Pamela Case, Steven Coffie, Lester Cook; row 3: Susan Cowan, Venus VanDewalker; row 4: Kim Fraser, Byron Gale row 5: Kevin Gale, Howard Hooper, Wanda Hooper, Chris Hoover; row 6: Mark Hrynyk, Royal Ingram, Densey Irish, Barbara LaDuc, Matthew LaParr, Debra Leonard. Student Council Representatives: Kim Miller Linda Simmons OF 1979 Secretary: Kim Fraser Treasurer: John Blundon (from left) row 1: John Luther, Julie McIntosh, Kim Miller, Daphne Richardson, Pam Ritz, Paul Rowe; row 2: Linda Simmons, Caroline Stott, David Sullivan, Thomas Valentine; row 3: Ronald Vrooman, Christopher Ward; row 4: Trudy Weaver, Jackie Whitmarsh; row 5: Kathy Wicks, Brenda Wood, Dawn Wood, Jeanne Wood; row 6: Joanne Wood, Bart Young. Homeroom Teachers: Mr. Philip Looby Mr. Marcel LeBlanc Faculty Advisors: Mr. Philip Looby Mr. Rick Bearor Dennis Baker Christy Bancroft Dominic Bango Francis Bango President: Anne Fuller Vice-President: Treg Miller Jennifer Campbell Dianne Clement Cynette Cleveland James Cole Danny Collette Timothy Dashnaw Student Council Lisa Evans Representatives: Terri Evans Tim Dashnaw Dale Ford Lisa Miller Anne Fuller Laura Griffith David Hobart Patrick Hooley Cathy Kaminski Linda LaBow Denis LaParr Denise LaParr Tammy Lesperance Kenneth Malbeuf Kevin Mallette Carolyn Mantle Debra Mantle Secretary: Lori Bosma Treasurer: Jennifer Campbell Arleen Mills Bruce Parow Randy Patnode Mark Ritz Michelle Ritz Etta Senter Class Advisors: Mrs. Shirley Hoover Joseph Sibley Mr. Roderick Parow Jane Shampine Clayton Swem Homeroom Teachers: Mrs. Shirley Hoover Mr. Roderick Parow Deanna Swem Leon Swem Mark Trombley Tamra VanWyck Ronald Ames Juliann Baker Daniel Bancroft Angie Bango Janine Bassette Tori Bechler Mark Benson Tracy Berckley Richard Blundon Patricia Case Darlene Cole Carla Collette Deborah Collette Richard Davison Timothy Davison James Didas Joel Dowling Jody Eggleston Candie Evans Chris Fayette Robert Ford Lynne Fuller Attonda Garrow Donald Hall Bobbi Hooper Mark Hooper Marvin Hooper Karen Hoover Keith Hoover Edmund Jackson CLASS OF 1981 President: Carla Collette Vice-President: Andrew Perry Secretary: Karen Hoover Treasurer: Timothy Davison i Richard Kelly Tracy Lancor Lisa Lawrence Kim LayBoult Rhonda LayBoult Sheila LayBoult Terry Luther Paula Maxwell Barbara McIntosh Lisa McIntosh Jeff Miller Wally O'Neil Andrew Perry Teresa Phillips Terrie Pomerville Charles Richards Reed Rose Bethany Seymour Sandra Smith Brenda Sullivan Stephen Valentine Sandra Vrooman Michael Ward Michelle Weir Kelly Whitney Bobbi Wicks Guy Wicks Donna Wood Timothy Wood Charles Ziegler Student Council Representatives: Tim Wood § Juliann Baker Class Advisors: Mrs. Avis Cring § Mr. Patrick Fraser Homeroom Teachers: Mrs. Cring § Mr. Fraser (from left) row 1: Laurie Bancroft, Jack Bango; row 2: Jane Benson, Patricia Best Brian Burgess, Paul Case; row 3: Aaron Clark, Danny Clark, Tammy Clement, Edward Cochran, Donna Collette, Chris Dashnaw; row 4: Cindy Didas, Vickie Draper, Mark Dreythaler, Stephen Duggan, Barry Dusharm, Timothy Ellis; row 5: Robert Fayette, Vanessa Fayette, Donald Fuller, Daniel Gotham; row 6: Bobbi Jo Griffith, Jamie Hamlin. Pres i dent: Brian Burgess Vice-President: Jack Bango Secretary: Cindy Phillips Treasurer: Kathy Lesperance (from left) row 1: Michael Hoffman, Christine Irish; row 2: Robert LaPlante, Tina LayBoult, Kathy Lesperance, Laura Luther; row 3: Cindy Manning, Lynly Mashaw, John Miller, Roger Patnode, Cindy Phillips, Patrick Ritz; row 4: Lisa Ryan, Michelle Smith, Brenda Ward, Samuel Weaver, Mark Weir, Janette Whitney; row 5: Brian Williams, Bruce Williams; row 6: Laurie Wood, Linda Worden. EIGHTH GRADE Class Advisors: Mr. Joseph Breindel Mr. William Kellerhals Brian Bango Laurie Bango Valerie Bango Darrell Best Linda Canfield Joseph Clement Michael Cleveland Michael Cochran Carolyn Cole Jeffrey Cole Diana Collette Laura Collette Donald Cook Tina Dowling Teresa Dusharm Julie Eggleston Kenneth Hadfield Harvey Hooper Shelley Jackson Francis Johnson Carol Ford Lisa Fraser Charles Gibbs Linda Graves Bradford Johnston Joseph LaBow Timothy LaDuc Todd LaFave Dale LaParr Vickie LayBoult Ricky Leonard Brenda Malbeuf Kim Matthews Edward McIntosh Steven McIntosh April Miller Lane Miller Steven Miller Debbie Moody Sara Ober Matthew O'Bryan Melissa Parow Dean Richards Kevin Ritz Stephen Ritz Andrew Shirley John Sibley Danny Simmons Jamie Smith Donald Thomas James Vanderpool Stuart Weaver ■wnt President: Tina Dowling Vice-President: Linda Canfield Secretary: Laura Collette Treasurer: Diana Collette Student Council Representatives: SEVENTH Dean Richards § Matthew O'Bryan Class Advisors: Mr. Stewart Parow § Miss Rebecca Pelkey VOCATIONAL STUDENTS Pictured on this two-page spread are some of our students at Southwest Tech. Our students were registered in a number of courses including courses such as Carpentry, Electricity, Welding, Auto Mechanics, Nurse's Aide, Foods, Retail Selling, Cosmetology, Secretarial, Building Maintenance, Office Practice, and Small Appliance Repair. Vocational training provides a viable alternative to the more highly academic offerings of our school. Well-trained carpenters, welders, secretaries, and the like are an important link in the chain of human services. (from left) front: Leon Wicks, Scott LaPar, Steven Lesperance, Brad Clement, George Shackley, John Hart, Mark Parow, Perry Case; middle row: Mrs. Langs, Sue Fuller, Susan Smith, Sandra Hadfield, Mary Dreythaler, Berta Cole, Shannon Kelly, Bonnie LaFave, Lisa Ellis, Julie Gotham; back: Delora Morris, Richard Ward, Floyd Moore, Kriss Whitney, Marie Luther, Laurie LaVancha, Judy Finley, Thomas Hayes, John Jackson, Raymond Bechler. Absent: Kimberly Ames. SIXTH GRADE (from left) front: Scott McIntosh, Charles Fowler, Dave Hoffman, Robby Leonard, John Wood, Tracy Moore, Kevin Gratzer, Chris Ogrodnik; middle row: Mrs. Taylor, Jeneen Phillips, Brenda Sibley, Robin Ward, Amy Benney, Lori O'Dette, Toni Senter, Tammy Young, Vicki Bango; back: Richard Hill, Bruce Seymour, Trina Collette, Pam Luther, Amanda Taylor, Rebecca Graves, Philip Bechler, Brent Swanson, Tim LaMere, Marty Luther, Richard Nautel, Absent: Scott Lancor. (from left) front: Robin Graves, Terry LaFlair, Michael Fenton, Cliff Cole, John McIntosh, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Ronald Hartle; middle row: Mr. O'Bryan, Mary Ann Layboult, Kelly Austin, Paula Fayette, Laura Hooley, Dawn Mantle, Julie Clark, Lynette Ward; back: Dawn Ogrodnik, Todd Moody, Steven Hooper, Joel Clark, John Bancroft, Jeff Gratzer, Derek Trombley, Randy Thomas, Philip Case. Absent: Brian Clement, Dexter Worden. (from left) front: Donald Simmons, Darren Burgess, Christopher Wood, Mark McIntosh, Brian Mantle, Robert Delles, David Manning, Tony Brown; middle row: Mr. Amerando, Tresa LaParr, Diane Jackson, Carol Ritz, Sara Lee Griffith, Tammy Canfield, Elizabeth Cole, Susan Thomas, Lisa Draper, Michelle Timpson; back: Ross Wicks, Randy Didas, Tim Best, David Kiggins, Raymond Hughto, Brian McIntosh, Delbert Ryan, Leonard Bechler, Tim Evans. FIFTH GRADE ffrom left) front: Roderick Fraser, Patrick O'Bryan, James Dusharm, Tracy LaFave, Kevin Davison, Jeffrey Baker, Jeffrey LaPar, Chad LaPlatney, Richard LaFave; middle row: Miss Shampine, Lanette Wood, Andrea LaFlair, Trina Middlestate, Andrea Parow, Tabetha Rathbone, Reine Trombley, Kim Fuller, Theresa Tellier, Anne Pierce, Lucinda Parow; back: Mark Nawotniak, Kim Best, Ralph Ward, Michelle Peabody, Matthew McIntosh, Michelle Johnson, Kenneth Hartle, Annette Whitney, Thomas LaVancha. Absent: Kevin Hooper. FOURTH GRADE (from left) front: James Thomas, Jeffrey McIntosh, Danny Ritz, Timothy Phillips, Michael Ellis, Scott Rumpf, Roy Davis, Brian Coloney, Michael Hawthorne; middle row: Sharon Shirley, Lena Wicks, Marion Lancor, Emily Suliivan, Tina LaFave, Jody LaPar, Francis Wilson, Tracy Taylor, Emilie Schmitt, Mr. Slate; back: Francis Hart, Lloyd Fuller, Daniel Hooley, John Stott, Kevin Manning, Denise Gotham, Clorinda LaParr, Andrea Kilbourn, Shelley Hudson, Steven Thesier. Absent: Todd Campbell. I I (from left) front: Corey Swanson, Stephen Moody, Donald LaMere, Michael Phillips, Chris Wicks, Scott Hunter, Allen Bango, Scott Bechler, Joseph Graves; middle row: John Graham, Laurie Luther, Carrie Stevens, Sonya Manning, Brenda Deamer, Sheila Nautel, Peggy House, Angela Atkinson, Melissa Manchester, Christine O'Bryan, Julie Parow; back: Mrs. Rose, Leland Pierce, Richard Mono, Shad Rathbone, Jeffrey Kiggins, Anthony Bango, Brian Chamberlain, Cynthia Clark, Amanda Fraser, Lisa Bosma. THIRD GRADE (from left) front: Bret Miller, Timothy Fowler, Jason Dickinson, Kendall Whitney, Michael Rose, Joseph Brown, Ty Coloney, Timothy Hart; middle row: Mrs. Wilday, Victoria Shackley, Kristie Crane, Christine Arquette, Rebecca Davis, Lisa Tellier, Danielle Dusharm, Shila McIntosh, Melissa Phillips, Connie Ritz, Joanne Clark; back: Anthony Bango, James Manchester, Thomas Jones, Christopher Woodward, Timothy Austin, Shane Morris, Dawn Deamer, Sara Fenton, John Hadfield. (from left) front: David Hooper, Richard Rounds, Mark McIntosh, Andrew Parow, Charles Coloney, James Sullivan, Nick Bressett, Edward Ritz; middle row: Mrs. Duggan, Debbie Hawthorne, Kristie Wood, Colleen McIntosh, Lynette Whitney, Mercedes Caldwell, Elizabeth Schmitt, Denise Collette, Brenda Clement; back: Robert Bango, James Fraser, Kevin Delles, Douglas Shirley, Derrick Kiggins, Lance Thesier, Timothy Vanderpool, Mason YanWyck, Scott LaPlatney, Michael LaPlatney. SECOND GRADE (from left) front: Anthony LaParr, William Stamper, Richard Wicks, Shawn McIntosh, James Fuller, Christopher Looby, Jamie Kooistra, Darren O'Dette; middle row: Mrs. Valentine, Brenda Middlestate, Tina Wood, Brenda Dusharm, John Paul LaFave, Scott Cleveland, Thomas Davison, Daniel House, Jason McIntosh, Aria Collette; back: Debra Kennedy, Janet Cross, Michael Chamberlain, Ronda LaPlatney, Craig Davie, Christina Carr, Cristine DeHart, Jay Stiles, Shayne Atkinson. (from left) front: Jack McIntosh, Jodi Hooper, Donald Fowler, Joshua Dickinson, Gerald Baker, Troy Spencer, Jack Andersen, Francis Rounds; middle row: Angelia Hunter, ’Christine Gratzer, Rachelle Ford, Sheena Atkinson, Julie Manchester, Danielle Fraser, Lorrie Nawotniak, Julianne Kilbourn, Mrs. Clark; back: Latisha O'Dette, Regina LaVancha, Penny Fowler, Harold Ober, James Taylor, DeWayne Baillargeon, Terri Jo LayBoult, Brian Stamper. Absent: Kelly Richards. FIRST GRADE (from left) front: Anthony Betrus, Scott Bango, Dennis Canfield, Victor Moore, Thomas Looby, Danny Hawthorne, Keith Young; middle row: Mrs. Scott, Sandra Timpson, Michelle Williams, Chrisscheyl Bango, Shelly Manning, Kathleen Kelly, Laurie Cross, Colleen Kiggins, Ann Marie Moody; back: JoAnne House, Nichole Davis, Kristin Stroup, Richard Wicks, Sara LaParr, Robert Peabody, Laurie Myers, Glenn Smith, Maria Hernadez. Absent: Scott Smith, Laura Taylor. (from left) front: Stephen Clarke, Scott Walters, Mark Whitaker, Robert Fowler, Mark Phillips, Steven Bechler, Derrick Paro; middle row: Michelle Hart, Bridget O'Bryan, Michaela Mealus, Nicole Jesmer, Krista Manchester, Bridget LaPlante, Patricia Whitford, Lynn Trombley; back: Mrs. Scanlon, Carrie Middlestate, Jeffery Moore, April Coloney, Denise Bango, Michael Miller, Wayne Mantle, Teresa Taylor, Eric Finley. Absent for picture: Sherri Hernandez, David Dickinson, KINDERGARTEN (from left) front: Travis LaFave, Adam Atkinson, Jesse Miller, Frederick Rose, Rodney Patnode, Philip Cring, John Arquette, Andrew Williams; middle row: Mrs. Sweet, Kimberly Manchester, Jennifer Thomas, Melody Brown, Billie Jo LaFave, Angel LaParr, Tammy Stamper, Mary Wood, Rebecca Chartrand, Amanda McIntosh, Karianne Woodward; back: Bobbi Sue Folsom, Randy Mono, Tonya Graham, Eric McIntosh, Lynette Richer, Lori Ward, Terry LaParr, Alan Williams, Edward Chamberlain. ELEMENTARY BAND (from left) row 1: Trina Collette, Toni Senter, Brenda Sibley, Vicki Bango, Dawn Mantle, Tammy Canfield, Lisa Draper; row 2: Becky Graves, Julie Gotham, Sue Smith, Sue Fuller, Shannon Kelly, Bonnie LaFave, Mary Dreythaler, Lisa Ellis, Dawn Ogrodnik; row 3: Mr. Darling, Joel Clark, Brent Swanson, Scott LaPar, Harold Hill, Philip Bechler, Tom Hayes, Derek Trombley, John Wood; row 4: Jeff Gratzer, David Hoffman, Mark Parow, Scott McIntosh, Brian McIntosh, Chris Wood, Dicky Nautel; row 5: Kevin Gratzer, Chris Ogrodnik, Tracy Moore, Brad Clement, Steve Lesperance, Charles Fowler, Leon Wicks, Ronnie Hartle. ILLE CFNTRAL SC GIRLS’ SOFTBALL TEAM LOOKS TO NEXT SEASON HOME AWAY 18-8 Hammond 27-28 3-14 Lisbon 4-10 DIVISION CHAMPIONS 14-46 Heuvelton 8-20 Division I- West: 25-13 Hermon-DeKalb 14-17 OFA 10-0 4-44 Morristown 6-21 Division I- East: St. Lawrence 7-1 DIVISION II WEST STANDINGS Division II- East: Lisbon . 8-2 Edwards 10-0 Heuvelton . 8-2 Morristown . 7-3 NAC PLAY-OFFS Hammond . 3-7 Championship Game: Harrisville . 2-8 OFA 5, Edwards. 4 Hermon-DeKalb . 2-8 Debbie Lesperance received an Honorable Mention in Division II- West. Pictured at the right are the team's managers: (kneeling) Deanna Swem, Paula Maxwell; (back) Donna Wood, Brenda Sullivan, Joanne Wood. (from left) front: Denise LaParr, Peggy Dooley, Chris Hoover; center: Carol Swem, Sherry Benson, Kathy Wicks, Leta Baker, Jeanne Wood, Kelly Phelps; back: Brenda Wood, Kim Fraser, Tammy Lesperance, Susan Brown, Lynne Ford, Debbie Lesperance, Nancy Mantle. Miss Felio coached the' team. 1975:0-6 1976:3-7 1977:2-8 BASEBALLERS FINISH 4th (from left) front: Kevin Ritz, manager, Marty Buckingham, Donald Thomas, manager; row 2: Mark Ritz, Art Fuller, Tim Dashnaw, Todd Weaver; row 3: David Thomas, Craig Foley, Mr. Folsom, John Blundon, Howard Hooper; row 4: Brian Weaver, Pierre Dashnaw, Tom Arnold, David Lesperance, Keith Ritz. SPRING 1977 RESULTS HOME AWAY 7-4 Hammond 8-9 1-15 Heuvelton 7-13 7-10 Morristown 3-16 20-1 Lisbon 15-8 DIVISION II WEST STANDINGS Heuvelton .............. 7-1 Morristown ............. 6-2 Hammond ................ 4-4 Harrisville ............ 3-5 Lisbon ................. 0-8 DIVISION CHAMPIONS Division I- West: Massena 10-2 Division I- East: OFA § Norwood-Norfolk 11-1 Division II- East: Chateaugay 9-1 DIVISION II WEST ALL-NORTHERN Mike Hebert ........ Heuvelton Ken Backus ......... Heuvelton Scott Mayne ........ Heuvelton Kelvin Pierce ...... Heuvelton Karl Smith ........ Morristown Mike Spilman ...... Morristown Bob LaClair ...... Morristown Matt Holleran .... Morristown Steve Bell .........Morristown Jeff Houmiel ......... Hammond DAVE LESPERANCE . HARRISVILLE MARTY BUCKINGHAM HARRISVILLE PIERRE DASHNAW .. HARRISVILLE Art Fuller received an Honorable PLAY-OFFS DIVISION II Semi-finals St. Regis 10 Heuvelton 8 Morristown 23 Chateaugay 3 Finals Morristown 7 St. Regis 3 DIVISION I CHAMPS Massena Mention. Coach Folsom's baseball aggregation gained much experience as the season progressed. It won three of its last five games. It was a strong contender in all its contests with the possible exception of two early season encounters. GIRL BOOTERS THIRD IN DIVISION (from left) front: Jane Benson, manager, Lisa Lawrence, Janine Bassette, Jody Eggleston, Chris Hoover, Juliann Baker, Brenda Wood, Michelle Weir, Sandra Smith; back: Miss Kathy Felio, coach, Jeanne Wood, Dawn Wood, Lynne Ford, Kim Fraser, Tammy Lesperance, Karen Hoover, Susan Brown, Paula Maxwell, Peggy Dooley, Sherry Benson, Debbie Lesperance, Leta Baker, Brenda Sullivan, Kathy Wicks, Lynne Fuller, Carla Collette, Joanne Wood, Debbie Ford, manager. Debbie Lesperance comes in for a header. LADY PIRATES' SCORERS Peggy Dooley G-A-TP 3-3-6 Kim Fraser 2-2-4 Chris Hoover 3-3-6 Lisa Lawrence 7-1-8 Debbie Lesperance 6-2-8 Tammy Lesperance 3-2-5 Jeanne Wood 3-1-4 (photo right) Chris Hoover and Debbie Lesperance set themselves. REGULAR SEASON RESULTS DIVISION III STANDINGS HOME 4-0 Hermon-DeKalb AWAY 2-1 Edwards Morristown 12-0-0 9-2-1 5-2 Knox Memorial 0-1 Harrisville 7-5-0 0-1 Morristown 0-2 Knox Memorial 6-5-1 1-4 Edwards 2-3 Hermon-DeKalb 3-9-0 5-0 St. Regis Falls 2-1 Hammond 2-8-2 2-1 Hammond 4-2 St. Regis Falls 2-10-0 The Lady Pirates narrowly missed qualifying for the NAC play-offs. Although none placed on the NAC All-Northern teams, there were many fine performances during the season. Other divisional leaders were: Division I: Saranac Lake (12-2-0) and Canton (11-2-1) ; Division II: Colton-Pierrepont (11-1-0) and Chateaugay (8-3-1). Morristown 1 Chateaugay 0 Saranac Lake Potsdam 1 Colton 1 Canton 0 1 Morristown 0 Saranac Lake 1 Colton 3 Edwards t Saranac Lake Edwards 3 Chris Hoover and opponent contest possession of ball. awarded win on penetration time Edwards 3 Massena 0 Jeanne Wood moves down the field. Opposition goalie reprimands defense after Lady Pirates score. SOCCER TEAM IN PLAY-OFFS FOURTH YEAR (from left) front: Tim Wood, Mark Benson, Kenny Malbeuf, Richard Kelly, Leon Swem, Joe Sibley, Keith Hoover; center: Randy Patnode, Craig Luther, Todd Weaver, Tracy Lancor, Kevin Burgess, Bart Young, Richard Malbeuf, Russell Wood, Mark Ritz; back: Mr. Bearor, Kevin Buckingham, David Hobart, Scott Foley, John Blundon, Brian Weaver, Marty Buckingham, Keith Ritz, Paul Richer, Craig Foley, Brett Weaver, manager. Anthony Williams was absent for team photo. 1977 SOCCER RESULTS HOME AWAY 4-2 St. Regis Falls 2-2 3-1 Morristown 4-1 0- 5 Colton 0-5 2-0 Edwards 3-2 1- 1 Knox Memorial 0-1 2- 1 Hermon-DeKalb 0-1 2-0 Parishville 1-3 PIRATE SCORERS (goals-assists-total points) John Blundon ......... 3-3-6 Marty Buckingham ..... 1-0-1 David Hobart ......... 0-1-1 Tracy Lancor ......... 1-5-6 Dicky Malbeuf ........ 1-4-5 Randy Patnode ....... 9-2-11 Keith Ritz ............ 2-1-3 Mark Ritz ............. 1-0-1 Joe Sibley ............ 1-0-1 Todd Weaver ........... 5-3-8 Bart Young ........... 0-2-2 Dicky Malbeuf (4) and opponent from Edwards battle for ball. DIVISION III ALL-NORTHERN FIRST TEAM KEITH RITZ, HARRISVILLE ... FULLBACK Tim Bessette, Knox ......... Halfback Andy Cole, Hermon-DeKalb .... Goalie Bert Bessette, Knox ............ Line MARTY BUCKINGHAM, HARRISV'E FULLBACK Kevin Weems, Colton ............ Line Rick Shea, Colton .............. Line Larry Jenny, Knox .......... Fullback Mark Randall, Colton ....... Halfback Greg Shea, Colton .......... Halfback Loren Sochia, Parishville ...... Line Blane Planty, Parishville . Halfback Barry Langevin, Hermon-De'b Fullback Tracy Lancor, Randy Patnode, and Mark Ritz were named to the All-Northern Second Team. Brian Weaver received an honorable mention for his work in the Pirates' net. NAC PLAY-OFFS Chateaugay 2________ Knox Memorial 0 Chateaugay 2 Canton 1 Canton 5 HARRISVILLE 0 Clifton-Fine 3 OFA 2 Clifton-Fine 3_____ Madrid-Waddington 2 Madrid-Waddington 2 Colton-Pierrepont 1 Tracy Lancor and Randy Patnode close in on goalie. Chateaugay 0 Clifton-Fine 0 Championship contest between Chateaugay and Clifton-Fine went into ten sudden death overtimes without producing a point. FINAL STANDINGS- DIVISION III W-L-T Colton-Pierrepont 13-1-0 Knox Memorial 11-1-2 HARRISVILLE 7-5-2 Parishville-Hopkinton 6-7-1 Hermon-DeKalb 5-8-1 Edwards 4-10-0 St. Regis Falls 1-12-1 DIVISION I § II LEADERS Division I: Canton (12-2-2) and OFA (11-5-0) Division II: Chateaugay (11-1-4) and Clifton-Fine (13-3-0) Kevin Weems of Colton set a new regular season goal record with 28 tallies in 14 games. W-L-T DIV. CHAMP W-L-T DIV. C. 58-59 : 7-1-1 1st PIRATES 59-60: 4-2-2 3rd Edwards 60-61: 7-1-0 1st PIRATES 61-62: 8-0-0 1st PIRATES 62-63: 1-6-1 6th Knox 63-64: 6-2-0 2nd Knox 64-65: 4-3-1 2nd Knox 65-66: 5-2-3 2nd Colton 66-67: 4-4-0 3rd Knox 67-68: 4-6-0 4th Knox 68-69 : 7 r 2 - 1 2nd Colton 69-70 : 6-3-1 2nd Colton 70-71: 5-7-2 5 th Colton 71-72: 5-8-1 6th Knox 72-73: 5-6-1 5 th Colton 73-74: 2-8-2 5 th Hermon 74-75: 12-4-0 2nd Colton 75-76: 9-6-1 3rd Colton 76-77: 8-5-1 2nd Colton 77-78: 7-5-2 3rd Colton Randy Patnode, Craig Luther, and Craig Foley follow play. GIRLS LOOK HOPEFULLY TO 1979 (from left) front: Lisa Lawrence, Kim Fraser, Barbara Collette, Paula Maxwell; middle row: Karen Hoover, Peg Dooley, Jeanne Wood, Donna Wood, Dawn Wood, Chris Hoover; back: Miss Felio, Debbie Lesperance, Tammy Lesperance, Brenda Sullivan, Joanne Wood, Lynne Fuller, Kathy Wicks. Peg Dooley (34), Kim Fraser (14), and Chris Hoover (4)check opponent. Brenda Sullivan (42), Chris Hoover (4), and Barb Collette (40) in on play. I 1 ) I I I HOME OPPONENTS AWAY 26-49 Heuvelton 19-60 32-66 Morristown 43-56 29-39 Hermon-D'b 42-43 40-56 Edwards 51-84 Colton 26-54 INDIVIDUAL SCORERS Barb Collette ........ 2 Peggy Dooley ........ 28 Kira Fraser ......... 23 Chris Hoover ........ 36 Karen Hoover ......... 8 Lisa Lawrence ....... 49 Debbie Lesperance . 10 Tammy Lesperance .. 76 Paula Maxwell ........ 4 Brenda Sullivan ... 34 Kathy Wicks ....... Dawn Wood ........... 11 Donna Wood ........... 2 Jeanne Wood ......... 15 Joanne Wood .......... 3 TOTAL 301 Pts. per game av. 34.2 Total defense: 507 Pts. per game av. 56.3 DIVISION WINNERS A: OFA B: Clifton-Fine C: Lisbon D: Morristown Managers, scorekeeper, and timekeeper: (from left) Laurie Bancroft, Kathy Lesperance, Daphne Richardson, Jane Benson, Susan Brown, Laurie Wood, Laura Griffith. Lisa Lawrence made the Second Team, Division D NAC All-Stars; Honorable Mention went to Tammy Lesperance. 1974-75: 0-8 1975-76: 0-8 1976-77: 4-7 Determination is written on Lisa Three Heuvelton girls attempt to wrest Lawrence's face as she bests opponent ball from Chris Hoover, for ball possession. DIVISION CHAMPS AGAIN Scott Baker HOME AWAY 82-67 Morristown 78-72 Lisbon 75-78 96-40 Edwards 115-59 85-70 Chateaugay 79-65 Heuvelton 88-48 74-57 Hermon-DeKalb 74-52 85-62 Hammond 112-75 104-63 Knox Memorial 99-63 Brushton-Moira 81-77 Colton 77-52 98-51 Parishville 72-47 St. Regis Falls Offense vs. Division III: 488 Points per game average: 81.7 Defense vs. Division III: 375 Points per game average: 62.5 Offense vs. Division IV: 1086 Points per game average: 90.5 Defense vs. Division IV: 723 Points per game average: 60.3 Total offense: 1574 Points per game average: 87.4 Total defense: 1098 Points per game average: 61.0 Number of quarters scoring 11-20 points: 26 21-30 points: 40 31-40 points: 6 Highest quarter: 37 points Coach Folsom gives last minute instructions to his charges. REGULAR SEASON DIVISION CHAMPS Division I OFA 15-3 Division II Norwood-Norfolk 9-8 Division III Chateaugay 16-1 Division IV Harrisville 17-1 John Blundon Marty Buckingham Lester Cook Craig Foley Scott Foley INDIVIDUAL SCORERS (Regular season only) Scott Baker ............. 150 John Blundon ............ 221 Marty Buckingham......... 399 Lester Cook .............. 26 Craig Foley .............. 38 Scott Foley ............... 4 LEAG. POS. CHAMPS 1953-54 6-4 1954-55 5-5 1955-56 6-4 1956-57 10-0 1st PIRATES 1957-58 7-3 3rd Edwards 1958-59 6-4 2nd Edwards 1959-60 5-5 3rd Edwards 1960-61 9-1 1st PIRATES 1961-62 9-1 1st PIRATES C-F 1962-63 4-6 4th Clifton-Fine 1963-64 4-6 4th Knox 1964-65 8-2 2nd Clifton-Fine 1965-66 7-3 2nd Clifton-Fine 1966-67 7-3 2nd Colton 1967-68 2-8 5 th Colton 1968-69 0-10 6th Colton 1969-70 3-7 5 th Clifton-Fine 1970-71 4-8 5th Clifton-Fine 1971-72 4-8 5 th Clifton-Fine 1972-73 10-2 2nd Hermon-DeKalb 1973-74 8-4 3rd Hermon-DeKalb 1974-75 18-0 1st PIRATES 1975-76 16-2 1st PIRATES 1976-77 15-1 1st PIRATES tied for 1st with Clifton-Fi Howard Hooper ............ 31 Richard Malbeuf .......... 31 Randy Patnode ........... 142 Mike Valentine ........... 61 Brian Weaver ............ 257 Todd Weaver ............. 214 1574 LEAGUE PLAY-OFFS Lost in finals to Edwards 48-78 Lost 1st round to Edwards 42-64 Lost 1st round to C-F 48-57 Won play-offs vs. C-F 71-56 Lost in finals to C-F 43-46 Lost in semis to Pari. 41-51 Lost in finals to Colt. 54-60 Won play-offs vs. C-F 75-64 Won play-offs vs. C-F 57-50 Won play-offs vs. C-F 52-44 Lost 1st round to Knox 56-62 Won play-offs vs. C-F 69-54 Lost in finals to C-F 40-66 Lost in finals to Colt. 39-52 Missed play-off spot Missed play-off spot Missed play-off spot Missed play-off spot Missed play-off spot Lost in finals to H-D 36-61 Lost in finals to H-D 59-65 Won play-offs vs. SRF 42-28 Won play-offs vs. SRF 46-44 Won play-offs vs. Chat. 67-52 Todd Weaver i Howard Hooper Richard Malbeuf Randy Patnode Michael Valentine Brian Weaver BASKETBALL MANAGERS (from left) front: Roger Patnode, JV, Andy Perry, JV; standing: John Miller, V, Kevin Ritz, JV, Brett Weaver, V, Matt O'Bryan, V, Kevin Buckingham, V, Tim LaDuc, V, and Marty Buckingham (44) goes above Chris Dashnaw, JV. Chateaugay Bulldog players in success- ful lay-up. NO. 1 FAN Mrs. Nina Ripley was presented with a plaque, a jacket, a citation, and a special banner by Craig Luther, head of the Student Council, and Jen- nifer Campbell in recognition for her many years of loyal support of the Pirates at a special ceremony during the Pirates-Heuvelton contest. Todd Weaver (14) and Scott Baker (50) go up for rebound in game against Hammond. Marty Buckingham is in the background. Division Championship Games Division A: Massena 60, OFA 58 Division B: Heuvelton 59, Chateaugay 58 Division D: St. Regis Falls 68, Knox 53 Harrisville (bye) Brushton-Moira 54 Colton 52 Harrisville 95 Brushton-Moira 57 Hermon-DeKalb 75 CLASS C Parishville 48 Hermon-DeKalb 67 Lisbon (bye) Lisbon 81 Harrisville Lisbon 73 Inter-divisional Championship Games A-B: Massena 63, Heuvelton 55 C-D: Harrisville 78, St. Regis Falls 44 DIVISION IV ALL-NORTHERN FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS Kent Backus, Heuvelton MARTY BUCKINGHAM, HARRISVILLE Brad Decker, Heuvelton Barry Langevin, Hermon-DeKalb BRIAN WEAVER, HARRISVILLE We did not place anyone on either the Second Team or the Honorable Mention lists. DIVISION IV TEAM W L Harrisville 17 1 Heuvelton 14 4 Hermon-DeKalb 9 9 Morristown 7 11 Knox Memorial 7 11 Hammond 5 13 Edwards 1 17 Section X Championship Game Massena 61, Harrisville 56 Marty Buckingham, who scored his 1,500th career point during the season, was the recipient of Section X's Joe Jukoski Memorial Award . Previous winners were Hal Cohen of Canton in 1976 and Tom Duprey of OFA in 1977. By virtue of its Division C Champi- onship, the Pirates earned a berth in the NYSPHSAA state championships We must unfortunately go to press before this competition gets under way. Brian Weaver battles four Rockets for possession of rebound. JskJ U J — V-C S. JO laxOAidL . 6 2. Randy Patnode takes to the air in lay-up attempt. JV TEAM COMPLETES UNDEFEATED SEASON Front (from left): Richard Davison, Kevin Burgess, Joseph Sibley, Keith Hoover, Richard Kelly; back: Garry Butts, Timothy Davison, James Cole, David Hobart, Timothy Wood, Timothy Dashnaw, Russell Wood, Terry Luther, Mr. Bearor. Tim Dashnaw and Garry Butts contest Dave Hobart goes high into the air for rebound. attempt at two-pointer. The Junior Varsity's 18-0 record is the first undefeated season completed by a Harrisville Junior Varsity team in many years, perhaps the first ever. Their 87 points scored against Parish- ville in the last game of the season may very well be the highest number of points scored in the history of Harrisville Junior Varsity teams. Their points per game average is no doubt a record also. HOME AWAY 61-33 Morristown 42-35 Lisbon 48-24 65-32 Edwards 62-30 54-41 Chateaugay 44-35 Heuvelton 37-28 47-37 Hermon-DeKalb 46-26 53-33 Hammond 49-32 76-40 Knox Memorial 57-21 Brushton-Moira 63-29 Colton 69-32 64-35 St. Regis Falls 87-30 Parishville Total offense: 1024 points Average points per game: 56.9 Total defense: 573 points Average points per game: 31.8 Best offensive quarter: 33 Best defensive quarter: 0 (twice) Keith Hoover attempts to stop opponent from moving to basket. (opposite page) photo at left: Tim Davison, Joe Sibley,and Kevin Burgess make play for ball; photo at right: Russ Wood, Tim Dashnaw, and Garry Butts set up defense. VARSITY CHEER Front: Chris Hoover, Barb LaDuc, Kim Fraser, Barb Collette, Leta Baker; back: Trudy Weaver, Sue Brown, Debbie Lesperance. LEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY Front: Carla Collette Karen Hoover Middle: Barbara McIntosh Anne Fuller Tammy Lesperance Sandra Smith Back: Deanna Swem Tammy Weaver The girls practice long hours to perfect their routines and develop new ones. Miss Felio, of the Physical Education Department, coaches both the varsity and the junior varsity cheerleading squads. JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS AND CHEERLEADERS EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM (from left) row one: Jack Bango, Danny Gotham, Robert LaPlante, Roger Patnode; row two: Brian Williams, Steve Duggan, Eddie Cochran, Don Fuller, Sam Weaver, Mark Dreythaler; row three: Mark Weir, Aaron Clark, Bruce Williams, Robert Fayette, Chris Dashnaw, John Miller, Brian Burgess, Pat Ritz. The team, coached by Mr. Parow, played an eight-game schedule. SOCCER TEAM (from left) row one: Jack Bango, John Sibley, Matt O'Bryan, Roger Patnode, Robert LaPlante; row two: Tim LaDuc, Steve Duggan, Eddie Cochran, Don Fuller, Donald Thomas, Joe Clement, Mark Dreythaler; row three: Eddie McIntosh, Dale LaParr, Danny Simmons, Brian Bango, Kenny Hadfield, Joe LaBow, Jerry Wood; row four: Brad Johnston, Mike Cochran, Mike Cleveland, Mark Weir, Chris Dashnaw, John Miller, Brian Burgess, Pat Ritz. Mr. Folsom coached the team. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS front: Kathy Lesperance, Cindy Phillips, Jane Benson, back: Laurie Bancroft, Bobbi Jo Griffith, Michelle Smith, Donna Collette, Laurie Wood. Miss Pelkey coached the eighth grade cheerleaders. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM fe (from left) row one: Brian Bango, Danny Simmons, Joe LaBow, Ed McIntosh, Don Thomas, Joe Clement, Jerry Wood; row two: Kenny Hadfield, Steve Miller, John Sibley, Tim LaDuc, Mike Cleveland, Mike Cochran, Matt O'Bryan, Stuart Weaver, Todd LaFave. Mr. Parow also coached the seventh grade basketball team which, like the eighth grade team, played an eight-game schedule. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS front: Diana Collette, Tina Dowling, Linda Canfield, back: Vicky LayBoult, Teresa Dusharm, Lisa Fraser, Jamie Smith, Brenda Malbeuf. Miss Pelkey also coached the seventh grade cheerleaders. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (from left) front: Susan Brown, Linda Simmons, Kim Miller, Kim Fraser, Daphne Richardson; back: Kathy Wicks, Chris Hoover, Marty Buck- ingham, and Sherry Benson. Seated: Barbara Collette, secretary- The Lake Bonaparte Chapter of the NHS is treasurer; standing: Mike Valentine, celebrating its twenty-fifth anniversary president, and Paul Richer, vice- this year. Throughout this quarter- president. century, it has striven to maintain high standards of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. These four characteristics are the foundation of its strength and purpose. Minimum standards are set by the national office. Local standards have evolved over the years and are still in constant review. The local chapter came into existence in the 1953-54 school year as the direct result of the efforts of Mr. Harold LaBarge, then supervising principal of H.C.S., and a committee of four faculty members. NATIONAL 1953- 54 1954- 55 1955- 56 1956- 57 1957- 58 1958- 59 1959- 60 1960- 61 1961- 62 1962- 63 1963- 64 1964- 65 1965-66 HONOR SOCIETY GRADUATE MEMBERS Carolyn Carvell, Charles Shaw Carolyn Bradish, Patricia Gabriel, Paul Jenack, Arlene Luther, Hila Miller, Duane Wicks, Betty Lou McDonald Nancy Collette, Betty Lou Wicks Barbara Cole, Marjorie Durham, Mary LaRoue, Linda Ripley, Sheila Scott, Barbara Wicks, Anne Williamson Don Hathway, Robert Ogrodnik, Helen Weekes, Richard Wood Murray Collette, Gerald Humes Donald Rose Barbara Manchester Edward Waugh Rodney Grigg, Bonnie Ritz Eileen Scanlon, Wayne Woodward Joanne Bango, Dian Chartrand, Linda Fraser, Ann Irish, Helen Ritz, Roderick Parow, Constance Scott Ellen Dundon, Linda Phelps, Grace Pierce, Eileen Rice, David Rose, Susan Rose, Connie 1966- 67 1967- 68 1968- 69 1969- 70 1970- 71 1971- 72 1972- 73 1973- 74 1974- 75 1975- 76 1976- 77 1977-78 Waugh plaj JL Marie McCarthy Barbara Dickipson, Martha Hooper, Can-Rare Lancor, Joanne Stevens, Kathleen Weekes none David Dooley, Jane LaPlatney Michael Backus, Amy Bango, Patsy Blanchard, Mark Cring, Lj_s-a Simmons Cheryl Baker, James Bond, Lynn Woodward Cheryl Harrington, Ann Pike, John Smith, Cheryl Ward LeeAnn Hoover, Randy Leonard Darcy Collette, Kim DeHart, Bethany Dowling, Laurie Hamlin, Audrey Hooper, Joseph Irish, Martin Ledger, Karen Ritz, Ralph Swem, Lisa Vallencour George Clark, Kelly Dundon Francine Billings, Kim Dowling, Crystal Rogers, Ann Wood, Raymond Sibley Barbara Collette, Paul Richer, Michael Valentine, Marty Buckingham, Susan Brown CRAIG LUTHER HEADS STUDENT COUNCIL The student body elected Craig Luther as president of the Student Council. Also elected to office were Joanne Wood, vice-president, Jennifer Campbell, secretary, and Tammy Lesperance, treasurer. In the spring of 1977, the council presented the school with stereo equipment for the gymnasium. Once again this year it sponsored a pizza sale and a memory tree. It was instrumental in obtaining a juke box for use during the lunch hour and hopes to obtain a pool table soon. It sponsored three movies during the first semester and is planning several additional showings during the second semester. Among its other plans are the purchase of a new school flag and possibly a curtain for the stage. (from left) front: Matthew O’Bryan (7), Juliann Baker (9), Laurie Bancroft (8), Lisa Miller (10), Kim Miller (11), Linda Simmons (11); back: Dean Richards (7), Tim Wood (9), Chris Dashnaw (8), Tim Dashnaw (10), Paul Richer (12), Dicky Malbeuf (12). STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENTS 1953- 54 No Student Council 1954- 55 Hila Miller 1955- 56 R. Joseph Weekes 1956- 57 Sheila Scott 1957- 58 Don Hathway 1958- 59 Matthew Norris 1959- 60 David Collette 1960- 61 Pearl Scott 1961- 62 Carl Ripley, Jr. 1962- 63 Louis Ritz 1963- 67 No Student Council 1967- 68 1968- 69 1969- 70 1970- 71 1971- 72 Edward Baker Suzanne LaDuc David Dooley Michael Backus Patrick Fraser 1973- 74 Anne Whitney 1974- 75 Audrey Hooper 1975- 76 Kelly Dundon 1976- 77 Andrew Miller 1972-73 Barbara Kilbourn 1977-78 Craig Luther KING CRAIG AND QUEEN SUE REIGN OVER PROM ROYAL COURT (from left) front: Debbie Ford, Debbie Lesperance, Queen Susan Brown, King Craig Luther, Barbara Collette, Peggy Dooley; standing: Richard Malbeuf, Keith Ritz-, 1976 Queen Kim Baker, 1976 King Larry Butts, Marty Buckingham, Brett Weaver. Kathy Wicks, Scott Baker, Kevin Buckingham, and Kim Fraser. Music for the evening was provided by Daybreak. Peggy Dooley and Brett Weaver. Kelly Phelps and Keith Ritz enjoy the Kim Dowling and Richard Malbeuf between evening. dances. The Class of 1978 held its Junior Prom on Saturday, March 26, 1977, in the gymnasium of the Junior-Senior High. It had chosen as its theme Stairway to Heaven . The following words from Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven set the mood for the evening: There's a sign on the wall but she wants to be sure. Cause you know sometimes words have two meanings. A giant chandelier hung from the center of the lowered ceiling. Flowers, donated by Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Manchester in memory of their daughter, Karen, who would have been a member of the Class of 1978, decorated the tables. The coronation of King Craig Luther and Queen Susan Brown highlighted the evening. The Prom was well-attended. KING 53- 54 Charles Buchanan 54- 55 Duane Wicks 55- 56 Stuart Valentine 56- 57 none 57- 58 Don Hathway 58- 59 none QUEEN Caroline Carvell Edna Shaw Nancy Collette none Helen Weekes none Sharon Fraser none none none Cathy Mealus Trinda Hirschey Constance Waugh Evelyn Miller 59- 60 James Phillips 60- 61 none 61- 62 none 62- 63 none 63- 64 Larry Atkinson 64- 65 Larry Martin 65- 66 Dan Burke 66- 67 John LaDuc 67- 68 David Chamberlain Billie Smith 68- 69 Gary St. Lawrence Suzanne LaDuc 69- 70 Bruce Bango 70- 71 none 71- 72 none 72- 73 none 73- 74 Randy Brown 74- 75 Peter Wood 75- 76 Kelly Buckingham 76- 77 Larry Butts 77- 78 Craig Luther Kings and Queens are listed according to the year of graduation since Senior Balls and Junior Proms are involved. The maiden names of the Queens are given. Suzanne Hirschey none none none Debbie Buckingham Karen Ritz Shelley Smith Kim Baker Susan Brown Halloween is for the young and even those a little older. Characters on this page are: (below) Tammy Lesperance; Lori Bosma, Terri Evans, Anna Ward, and Lisa Evans; (right) Kevin Buckingham as ghost; Craig Luther, Chris Hoover, Joe Sibley, Tammy Lesperance, Anne Fuller, Jennifer Campbell, and Kim Miller; Sue Cowan, Denise LaParr, Leta Baker, and Jackie Whitmarsh. HALLOWEEN IS. . . Seen marching in the Great Parade were the following: (left) David Dickinson, Denise Bango, Teresa Taylor, and Steve Bechler; Michelle Johnson, Kim Fuller, Lucinda Parow, Kenny Hartle; Jeffrey LaParr, Cherilyn Dashnaw in front; Francine Wilson, Tina LaFave, Andrea Kilbourn, Emily Schmitt, and Todd Campbell; (below) Darren O'Dette, Jason McIntosh, Aria Collette, Tina Wood; Billy LaFave, Lynette Richer, and John Arquette. RED MASQUE On Saturday, April 30, 1977, the Red Masque, under the direction of Mr. Amerando, staged two delightful one-act plays: THE SCARECROW and THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN. The success of these productions was the result of many hours of pre- paration and practice. Scenes from the first of these two productions can be seen on this page while candids taken during the production of the second play are featured on the next page. The sets were constructed by the High School Play Production Class. Mrs. Breindel was in charge of costumes. I PLAYS FEATURE “A CHRISTMAS CAROL” On December 21, 1977, three plays were presented before a receptive audience. The plays, Christmas Windows , The Nutcracker , and A Christmas Carol were under the direction of Mr. Amerando. opposite page, top left: Mr. Brein- del, Jennifer Campbell, Kim Miller; center left: Craig Luther and Mr. Breindel; bottom left: (front) Denise Bango, Donald Fowler, (rear) Joshua Dickinson, Dorie Morris, Becky Chartrand; top right: Mr. Darling, Mr. Fraser, Darren Burgess, Mr. Breindel; bottom right: Lynette Richer, Philip Cring, Mark Phillips, Bridget O'Bryan, John Arquette, Jesse Miller, (back) Bruce Seymour, this page, top left: Carol Ritz, Tammy Canfield, Toni Senter; bottom left: Marty Luther, Jeneen Phillips; top right: (front) Bridget O'Bryan, Mark Whitaker, Denise Bango, Becky Chartrand, Donald Fowler, Victor Moore, (back) Julie Manchester, Joshua Dickinson, Danny Hawthorne; center: Leon Wicks, Amanda Taylor, Toni Senter, Jeneen Phillips, Richie Hill, Scott Lancor; bottom: Scott LaParr, Toni Senter, Richie Hill, Leon Wicks, Kevin Gratzer, Amanda Taylor. “THE GAME” PRESENTED BY MIXED CHORUS (from left) row 1: Sandra Smith, Kim Fraser, Tammy Lesperance, Nora Clark, Barbara Collette, Lori Bosma, Sue Brown, Barb LaDuc; row 2: Richard Davison, Richard Kelly, Craig Luther, Kenny Malbeuf, Joe Sibley, Keith Hoover, Mike Ward, Chris Hoover, Kathy Wicks, Kim Miller, Brenda Wood; row 3: Lisa Miller, Sue Cowan, Art Fuller, Mike Wicks, Riki Blundon, Tim Davison, Pam Case, Linda Simmons, Debbie Mantle, Miss Finch; row 4: Dale Ford, Debbie Ford, Debbie Lesperance, Kevin Buckingham, Scott Foley, Todd Weaver, Andy Perry, Tim Dashnaw, Carolyn Mantle, Peggy Sullivan, Brett Weaver, Richard Kitts; row 5: Howard Hooper, Tom Valentine, Lynne Ford, Peggy Dooley, Mike Valentine, John Blundon, Russ Wood, Keith Ritz, Craig Foley, Brian Weaver, Kevin Burgess, Paul Richer, Debbie Hamlin, Linda LaBow, Bob Ingram. Absent for picture: Daphne Richardson, Jennifer Campbell, Michelle Weir, Lester Cook, John Luther, Wally O'Neil, Robert Simmons. On Wednesday, November 9, 1977, the Mixed Chorus presented a two-act musical entitled The Game . The production opposed two groups: the Radical Students Volunteering for Peace (RSVP) who were pressuring the University for meaningful reforms and the Students Serving Truth (SST) who opposed the changes. Scenes from this musical can be seen on this and the following page. GIRLS’ CHORUS (from left) row 1: Sue Cowan, Peggy Sullivan, Lisa Miller, Tammy Weaver, Deanna Swem, Lynne Ford, Peggy Dooley, Linda LaBow, Debbie Collette; row 2: Beth Seymour, Kim Miller, Carla Collette, Karen Hoover, Lisa Lawrence, Linda Simmons, Pat Case, Chris Hoover, Michelle Ritz, Linda Mashaw; row 3: Mrs. Smith, Debbie Mantle, Kim Fraser, Nora Clark, Sandra Smith, Pam Case, Darlene Cook, Kathy Wicks, Barb LaDuc, Dawn Wood, Janine Bassette; row 4: Laura Griffith, Juliann Baker, Barb Collette, Lori Bosma, Lynne Fuller, Anne Fuller, Brenda Wood, Trudy Weaver, Dianne Clement, Bobbi Hooper, Miss Finch; row 5: Carolyn Mantle, Terri Phillips, Tammy Lesperance, Debbie Hamlin, Debbie Ford, Debbie Lesperance, Sue Brown, Sandra Vrooman, Cathy Kaminski, Cynette Cleveland, Carol Swem, Chris Bancroft. Front (from left): Sue Brown, Debbie Ford, Kim Fraser, Lori Bosma; back: Debbie Hamlin, Peggy Dooley, Daphne Richardson, Linda LaBow, Jennifer Campbell. BOYS’ CHORUS (from left) front: Joe Sibley, Craig Luther, Kenny Malbeuf, Tim Davison, Riki Blundon; center: Todd Weaver, Tim Dashnaw, John Blundon, Russ Wood, Paul Richer; back: Dale Ford, Andy Perry, Mike Wicks, Tom Valentine, Brett Weaver. SENIOR BAND (from left) row 1: Nora Clark, Sandra Vrooman, Linda Mashaw, Christy Bancroft, Chris Hoover, Janine Bassette, Barb LaDuc, Kathy Wicks; row 2: Juliann Baker, Guy Wicks, Cindy Didas, Anne Fuller, Patricia Case, Richard Kelly, Kathy Lesperance, Karen Hoover, Sandra Smith, Sue Cowan; row 3: Kim Fraser, Tammy Lesperance, Debbie Hamlin, Keith Hoover, Jamie Hamlin, Lynne Fuller, Sherry Benson, Michelle Weir, Mr. Darling; row 4: Tony Williams, Kenny Malbeuf, Wally O'Neil, Debbie Ford, Kevin Burgess, John Miller, Chris Dashnaw, Aaron Clark, Brenda Wood; row 5: John.Blundon, Mike Valentine, Tom Valentine, Pat Hooley, Tim Dashnaw, Bruce Parow, Andy Perry, Linda Simmons, Brenda Sullivan, Paula Maxwell. STAGE BAND (from left) row 1: Debbie Ford, Nora Clark, Debbie Hamlin, Brenda Wood, Brenda Sullivan; row 2: Bruce Parow, Kim Fraser, Keith Hoover, Richard Kelly, Sue Cowan, Kathy Wicks, Mr. Darling; row 3: Mike Valentine, Kenny Malbeuf, John Miller, Pat Hooley, Tim Dashnaw, Tom Valentine; row 4: Tammy Lesperance, Andy Perry, Chris Dashnaw, John Blundon. MARCHING BAND (from left) row 1: Nora Clark, Cindy Didas, Linda Mashaw, Christy Bancroft, Sandra Smith, Michelle Weir, Kathy Wicks; row 2: Kenny Malbeuf, Juliann Baker, Kim Fraser, Debbie Hamlin, Richard Kelly, Kathy Lesperance, Sue Cowan, Aaron Clark, Mr. Darling; row 3: Bruce Parow, Keith Hoover, Jamie Hamlin, John Miller, Sherry Benson, Brenda Wood, Paula Maxwell, Brenda Sullivan; row 4: Mike Valentine, Tom Valentine, Pat Hooley, Tim Dashnaw, Chris Dashnaw, Linda Simmons, John Blundon. (from left) row 1: Janine Bassette, Deanna Swem, Chris Hoover, Andy Perry, Karen Hoover, Candie Evans, Kathy Lesperance; row 2: Tammy Lesperance, Julie Eggleston, Daphne Richardson, Carla Collette, Jane Benson, Barbara LaDuc, Kim Miller, Caroline Stott, Linda Canfield, Anne Fuller; row 3: Valerie Bango, Teresa Dusharm, Sandy Smith, Cynette Cleveland, Jody Eggleston, Anna Ward, Terri Evans, Cindy Didas, Michelle Weir, Laurie Bancroft, Jamie Smith; row 4: Bobbi Jo Griffith, Lynne Fuller, April Miller, Donna Collette, Lori Bosma. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD: 1967- 68 Bryan Miller 1968- 69 Lela Simmons 1969- 70 Suzanne Hirschey 1970- 71 Joseph Beaudin 1971- 72 Debbie Bassette 1972- 73 Barbara Kilbourn 1973- 74 Debbie Buckingham 1974- 75 Audrey Hooper 1975- 76 Kelly Dundon 1976- 77 Joseph Chamberlain JUNIORS, SENIORS IN SLU PROGRAM (from left) front: Brenda Wood, Barbara LaDuc, Sherry Benson, Kathy Wicks, Chris Hoover, Kim Miller, Caroline Stott, Jackie Whitmarsh; back: Kevin Buckingham, Kim Fraser, Paul Richer; in bus door: Tom Valentine. Nora Clark and Linda Simmons were absent for this informal photo as they are picked up along the way. Two members of the Class of 1978 and twelve of the Class of 1979 availed them- selves of the opportunity to sample college campus life by registering for the Saint Lawrence University Talented Juniors Program in the fall of 1977. Departure from Harrisville for Canton took place at eight o'clock on ten Satur- days, beginning September 17 and ending on December 10. A stop was made en route to pick up students at Knox Memorial. The return trip, again this year, was not without a stop at the sub shop. Six of our students, Barbara LaDuc, Kim Miller, Caroline Stott, Nora Clark, Linda Simmons, and Chris Hoover were registered in the Human Behavior course. Four others, Tom Valentine, Kathy Wicks, Paul Richer, and Kevin Buckingham were students in the Computers course. General Semantics attract- ed three others: Jackie Whitmarsh, Brenda Wood, and Kim Fraser. Sherry Benson enrolled in a course titled Socio-philosophical Analysis of Sport. Photo at left: some of the participants minutes before leaving Harrisville for Canton. JUNIOR HIGH BAND AND CHORUS The ball is supposed to go on the alley, not on your foot! (Mr. Fraser § Danny Collette) We're always left holding the pot! (Scott Baker § Tom Valentine) ■ The Intellectuals! (Tom Valentine, Howard Hooper, Pam Ritz, Jon Bassette, Kim Fraser, § Chris Hoover) The I-can't-believe-1-got-a-strike look! (Cindy Phillips, Jane Benson, § Michelle Smith) No, Tim. Brothers do not get a discount! Tim LaDuc, Barb LaDuc, § Anne Fuller) Let us pray, uh, I mean, play! (Tim Wood, Craig Foley, Coach Bearor, § Bart Young) No petting on the field, please! (Donna Wood, Kevin Ritz, § Brenda Sullivan) The view from the top! (Tim Davison, Pat Ritz, Mark Weir, § Scott Lancor) What's my picture doing on this bill? (Pam Ritz, Jeanne Wood, § Bob Simmons) Tweedle-dee § Tweedle-dum (Debbie Ford § Sue Brown) The Evans Sisters! (Candie, Lisa, 5 Terri) Leonardo da Valentine § Mona (Sue Brown § Mike Valentine) Stand Tall! (Chris Hoover 5 Pam Ritz) fff...fff. May I have your attention! A watched pot never boils! (Mr. Looby) Look, it's bubbling! (Paula Maxwell § Brenda Sullivan) Do you think he'll ask one of us to dance? (Laurie Wood, Cindy Phillips, § Jane Benson) Too many cooks spoil the Brett! (Peggy Dooley, Sue Brown, Brett Weaver, Mrs. Hoover, § Caroline Stott) A star is born! (Larry Mashaw § Brian Weaver) Top left: Barb LaDuc, Kim Miller, Linda Simmons; center left: Kim Fraser, Jackie Whitmarsh, Dawn Wood, Jeanne Wood; bottom left: Matt LaParr, Caroline Stott, John Blun- don; top right: Susan Brown, Kim Fraser; bottom right: Janine Bas- sette, John Miller. Hurry up, ref. I've got to go! I hate to say this, but, you've got ring around the collar. Top left: Bob Ingrain, Art Fuller; bottom left: Richard Kelly, Tim Wood; top right: Brian Williams, Barry Dusharm, Laurie Wood, Jamie Hamlin; center right: Peggy Dooley, Susan Brown, Caroline Stott, Etta Senter, Brett Weaver; bottom right: (front) Kenny Malbeuf, Tracy Lancor, (middle) Scott Foley, Craig Luther, Marty Luther, (back) Craig Foley, Todd Weaver, Randy Patnode, Kevin Ritz, Russ Wood. Betty Crocker, you've had it! The prince and the pauper. Ogdensburg or bust! That's my ring he just found in his bun'. count, honest! Upper left: Tracy Berckley and Rhonda LayBoult; center left: Densey Irish, James Didas, and Tori Bechler; bottom left: Terri Evans, Joe Sibley, and Russell Wood; upper right: Densey Irish and Denise LaParr; lower right: (front) Lane Miller, Dean Richards, (back) Laurie Bango, Carolyn Cole. ... for the championship of row two... I can handle more than that! Upper left: Cindy Phillips, Jane Benson, and Patricia Best; lower left: Robert LaPlante, Danny Gotham, and Mark Weir; upper right: Mark and Marvin Hooper; center right: Mrs. Cring and Howard Hooper; lower right: Andrew Shirley, Joe LaBow, and Mike Cleveland. Didn't I tell you Mrs. Cring doesn't bite! Mini Jaws! I'm doing a unit on Africa! (Mr. Fraser) What I've always wanted. A wax burger! (Linda Martin § Mr. Bearor) His soup bowl looks bigger than mine! (Tim LaDuc § Kevin Ritz) ‘-V Where, oh where is MY hat? (Jennifer Campbell § Andy Perry) I just like what's on the bottom of this! (Tim Wood § Scott Baker) This milk packs a wallop! (Roger Patnode, Terry Luther, § Tim Davison) That was a real bad call, ref! (Bobbi Jo Griffith, Donna Collette § Michelle Smith) A four-day school week sounds jus about right, Mr. President! (Craig Luther § Frank Bango) Patty-cake, patty-cake! (Brenda Sullivan, Debbie Lesperance § opponent) I'm the New Elvis ! (Mr. Hinsdale) The Marching Band at the Syracuse State Fair during the summer of 1977 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1978 FROM FESTIVAL FLORIST Your FLOWERS with a FLAIR Friend PHONE 287-0540 42 ROCK ISLAND ROAD GOUVERNEUR ADVERTISING QSP FUND RAISING Magazines, Candy, Music Don Brown 312 White Street Waterville New York MASON'S JEWELERS Keepsake Diamond Rings Gifts for all occasions Watch § Jewelry Repair 1 Main Street Gouverneur New York j$ Compliments of SULLIVAN'S TEXACO Minor Repair Service Open Daily 9:00-8:00 Harrisville 543-2082 CLE § ED'S CABINS and CLEO'S BEAUTY SALON Mr. § Mrs. Ed Sabonis Harrisville New York Compliments of o Compliments of DOUGLAS E. CLARKE GOUVERNEUR AUTO PARTS Park Street EVERGREEN ACRES Christmas Trees Gouverneur New York 543-2797 Harrisville COMPLIMENTS OF ARSHAD J. SIDDIQUI, M.D. HARRISVILLE NEW YORK real JfLr FOOD STORES jwim mm E. Main Rowley Gouverneur, N.Y. Plbg. Elect. § Appliance Sales and Service LP Gas Cylinders Filled 543-2758 Harrisville THANK YOU The PIRATES LOG staff and Harrisville Central wish to thank all who elected to place an ad in this year's edition of our school's yearbook. It is because of your help that we were able to produce this twenty-fifth edition of the PIRATES LOG. Thank you'. COMPLIMENTS OF LUNDY FUNERAL HOME SAMUEL P. LUNDY, LIC. MGR. HARRISVILLE CARTHAGE � 25 LOWVILLE BEYER’S, INC THE SYMBOL OF QUALITY AND SERVICE CARTHAGE DeWitt (Pat) Marshall, Jr. E. C. CROOKS MEMORIAL CORP. Phone 493-2410 225 State Street Carthage New York Compliments of TALBOT'S WESTERN AUTO 246 State Street Carthage New York Bulldozing T Topsoil Gravel Soil MOORE'S TRUCKING Phone 543-2358 Harrisville New York (A G. W. WHITE AND SON Lumber-Building Supplies Phone 287-1892 Gouverneur New York Compliments of PETE’S BIG M Main Street Gouverneur New York Compliments of GRAY'S FLOWER SHOP 314 South James Street Carthage New York DECK'S TAVERN Route 3 Natural Bridge New York COMPLIMENTS OF Phone 644-4069 Repairing most makes: Refrig.-freezers-washers dryers-dish washers RELIABLE APPLIANCE SERVICE Jim Lunderman Nat. Bridge 1 McLEAN'S BARBER SHOP Dick McLean § K-a fehy -Brown Cindy Carr Gouverneur New York 277 STATE STREET CARTHAGE NEW YORK TOTUM FOOD MARKETS Open Monday thru Saturday Gouverneur New York PALM'S RESTAURANT $ LAUNDRYMAT OK Gouverneur New York CASABLANCA RESTAURANT Fine Food § Cocktails Phone 287-3120 Gouverneur New York ARNE'S MENS SHOP All your clothing needs Casual, Dress 8 Sports ARNE'S LADIES SHOPPE 111 East Main Street Gouverneur New York PHONE 543-2883 RAINBOW S END RESTAURANT § BAR Jewelry Gifts MARINA § CAMPSITE MAPLE STREET HARRISVILLE NEW YORK HARRISVILLE BONAPARTE RETREAT EAST SHORE- HERMITAGE ROAD NEW YORK b1 DESIGNERS § MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1910 WMJa leading area yearbook publisher MM MM MR. JOHN OSGOOD !■ MU DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE 'BM BOX 222 CICERO, NEW YORK 130 39 W PHONE (315) 699-3015 inter collegiate press, inc. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 RICHER’S RED AND WHITE HARRISVILLE NEW YORK Your Home Improvement Center GARNS SUPPLY Phone 287-3490 Richville Rd. Gouverneur Compliments of DRUMMOND’S DAIRY Phone 287-1250 Gouverneur New York aK- Compliments of HOOVER'S HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER Harrisville New York BEST WISHES FROM ngrthsrn music POTSDAM NEW YORK GOUVERNEUR AUTOMOBILE DEALERS SPILMAN'S GARAGE ASSOCIATION SEAKER 8 GRAVES DODD’S MOTORS COMPLIMENTS OF BARRY DUSHARM Septic Tank Service PHONE 543-2252 HARRISVILLE NEW YORK CLEARVIEW RESTAURANT 8 MOTEL for finer foods Gouverneur New York (A Free Moth Proofing Alterations-Suede Cleaning Ski 8 Snowmobile Wear 24 hr. Service PISTOLESI’S DRY CLEANERS Church Street Gouverneur 0 COMPLIMENTS OF MANTLE’S GREENHOUSE AND FLOWER SHOP PHONE 543-2377 MILL STREET HARRISVILLE NEW YORK MEATS WITH EVERYONE'S APPROVAL GULF GAS OPEN 7 DAYS f@l G B MARKET $5.00 CASH GIVEN AWAY DAILY - NO PURCHASE NECESSARY HARRISVILLE NEW Y0RK 6 FORD SALES 8 SERVICE USED CARS HIRSCHEY MOTOR SALES PHONE 543-2556 HARRISVILLE NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS $ MUCH SUCCESS, TO THE CLASS OF 1978 THE DOUBLE M BEAUTY SALON MARY MANCHESTER, OWNER 6 OPERATOR PHONE 543-2702 JIM SCANLON § SON FUNERAL HOMES HARRISVILLE, PHONE 543-2516 CROGHAN, PHONE 346-6311 JIM SCANLON’S JIM SCANLON'S BAKERY HARRISVILLE, NEW YORK Men's and Women's Hair-styling at Its Best SEYMOUR'S BARBER SHOP Harrisville New York 6 Compliments of BOB'S SERVICE STATION Natural Bridge NY 13665 Compliments of John § Agnes Scanlon GREEN ACRES Weddings § Banquets Harrisville New York TRY OUR OTHER FINE PRODUCTS • � CREAM a BUTTERMILK SKIMMED MILK CHOCOLATE MILK GRAPE DRINK FRUIT PUNCH ORANGE JUICE 1% MILK WIN A BIKE drawing every month--coupon on side panel MERCER'S one half gallon HOMOGENIZED MILK GOUVERNEUR MERCER'S JERSEY FARM INC. NEW YORK 0 HARRISVILLE WASH-A-MATIC and CAR WASH Coin Operated Open 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. Maple Street Harrisville New York Compliments of HARRISVILLE BOWLING ALLEYS COYNE VENDING CO Coffee Ice Cream Soft Drinks P el fl O 1 HI 01 J!JB UrtKIIlIK] m S3£gggj Hgjl Harrisville New York PHONE 562-3426 EDWARDS NEW YORK 13635 Compliments of KAY'S BEAUTY SHOP Harrisville New York vA Compliments of JONES FARM SUPPLY Phone 287-3210 Gouverneur New York BROWN'S JEWELRY Diamonds-Watches Gifts for all occasions Ring Sizing-Jewelry Repair Also Engraving 43 East Main Gouverneur PHONE 543-9384 THE PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL MICKEY § KATHY DOOLEY WE SERVE PIZZA HARRISVILLE NEW YORK CANTON BLACK RIVER CARTHAGE EDWARDS GOUVERNEUR HARRISVILLE HEUVELTON LOWVILLE MADRID NORWOOD OGDENSBURG PORT LEYDEN POTSDAM STAR LAKE WEST CARTHAGE (Y tO JOE SOREL, SALES REPRESENTATIVE F. G. ALLETZHAUSER FRANKIE SUPERIORS FINE MEATS „ COMPLIMENTS X' OF WATERTOWN MATTRESS CO. 49 MAIN STREET GOUVERNEUR NEW YORK Compliments of SEARS OIL CO., INC. 1914 Black River Blvd. Rome New York b L Compliments of A. E. GALSTER § SONS INC. Wholesale Food Distributors Compliments of MAROUN'S GIFT SHOP 307 State Street Phone 493-1520 Carthage New York BACKHOE AND TRACTOR GRAVEL, FILL AND TOP SOIL FREDERICK E. BUTTS PHONE 543-2464 HARRISVILLE NEW YORK b COMPLIMENTS OF LYLE BURGESS AGENCY INC. AN INDEPENDENT AGENCY BRAINARD BLUNDON HARRISVILLE, NEW YORK Compliments of CONWAY'S STUDIO AND CHILDREN'S SHOP Gouverneur New York THE FOSTER-WEEKES AGENCY, INC. Insurance 9 East Main Street Gouverneur New York Ws t Wishes from MARINE MIDLAND BANK Everybody's Bank 300 STATE STREET CARTHAGE NEW YORK Compliments of L. J. CHELLIS OPTICIANS Arcade Entrance Watertown New York h FERGUSON PRINTING CO. Phone 287-1950 Rock Island Road Gouverneur New York 0 C COMPLIMENTS OF R. D. 2 BCD PARTNERSHIP LOG AND PULP PRODUCERS ELMER V. DOWLING, MGR. HARRISVILLE, NEW YORK 13648 0 COMPLIMENTS OF NORT BURDICK'S CARTHAGE DODGE YOUR SMALL TOWN VOLUME DODGE DEALER COMPLIMENTS OF ADIRONDACK SOUVENIRS GAS-GROCERIES-GIFTS MICHAEL AND CAREY BACKUS PHONE 543-2742 ROUTE 3 HARRISVILLE NEW YORK Compliments Of CARTHAGE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CARTHAGE NEW YORK Compliments of VILLA RESTAURANT Phone 493-9836 0 NORTHERN BAKERY SUPPLY Bakery Supplies and Institutional Foods Phone 782-5121 Watertown New York 0 � INTORCIA'S DONUT 6 COFFEE SHOP 266 State Street Carthage New York OK BLACK RIVER NEW YORK 13612 TYPEWRITERS 6 COPIERS RUDDELL BUSINESS MACHINES COMPANY ROUTE 342 P. 0. Box 265 PHONE 315 773-5621 -5622 SERVING THE HARRISVILLE AREA SINCE 1892 GOUVERNEUR ASSOCIATION MEMBER OF FSLIC Gouverneur New York GOUVERNEUR CO-OP. Feed, Seed, Farm Supplies § Lumbers Phone 315 287-0710 Gouverneur New York BLACK RIVER OIL CO., INC. DISTRIBUTORS Texaco GASOLINE-FUEL OIL OIL BURNERS SALES § SERVICE CARTHAGE PHONE 493-3180 dk MEET your friends at the ROMA RESTAURANT Italian-American Food Legal Beverages Gouverneur Phone 287-9886 Chrysler Plymouth CONDINO MOTORS, INC. 229 State Street. Carthage New York GRAY'S WHOLESALE INC. 513 State Street Phone 686-3541 Clayton New York COMPLIMENTS OF LUMBER HEATING FUELS BUILDER'S SUPPLIES . PURE MAPLE PRODUCTS ARCO VERNE A. WICKS PHONE 543-2737 or 543-2726 HARRISVILLE NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF 1 Vtie NATIONAL BANK OF NORTHERN NEW YORK GOUVERNEUR OFFICE 6 JOHN MAROUN SPORTING GOODS 24 Main Street Downtown Tupper Lake o Compliments of FAYE'S BOOT SHOP Carthage New York 0 USED CARS § TRUCKS MANCHESTER’S AUTO SALES HARRISVILLE NEW YORK i ' Compliments of STRONG'S TV Zenith-Motorola Phone 644-4150 Natural Bridge New York Compliments of DOOLEY'S DRUGS 6) Compliments of Harrisville New York WAUGH HARDWARE Harrisville New York 0 Compliments of NATURAL BRIDGE K.O.A. KAMPGROUND Natural Bridge N.Y. 13665 BACKHOE SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS REIMANN WHOLESALE INC. Distributors of WISE Potato Chips PHONE 315 788-5169 210 HIGH STREET WATERTOWN NEW YORK 13601 DOZER WORK 8 TRUCKING ROBERT B. DRAPER PHONE 644-4833 NATURAL BRIDGE NEW YORK Compliments of NORTH COUNTRY MOTEL Leon 8 Irene Face Natural Bridge New York 6 COMPLIMENTS TO RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 644-4841 Natural Bridge New York THE SENIOR CLASS HARRISVILLE MANUFACTURING CORPORATION HARRISVILLE NEW YORK V Compliments of REED'S TEXACO Harrisville New York Compliments of LAPARR'S RESTAURANT Janette 8 Joe Briggs Harrisville New York fife Compliments of KILBOURN'S HOTEL Harrisville New York 7 Day- 7 Night Fair in Gouverneur GOUVERNEUR AND r A IQ ST. LAWRENCE CO. I HI II August 6th thru 12th School Band Day: Aug. 8 Watch for appearance dates of Country-Western Television and Recording STARS THE VILLAGE INN Phone 543-9382 Main Street Harrisville '0Gifts and Crafts 4W THE BUGGY WHEEL Harrisville Main Street New York WALL-TO-WALL CARPET LINOLEUM FURNITURE CARTHAGE FURNITURE CO. 256 STATE STREET CARTHAGE, NEW YORK