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

Text from Pages 1 - 121 of the 1979 volume:

Yearbook Staff (from left) front: Janette Whitney, Michelle Smith, Terri Evans, Anna Ward, Jennifer Campbell, Janine Bassette; row two: Kathy Wicks, Karen Hoover, Kathy Lesperance, Chris Irish, Susan Cowan, Richard Kelly, Jody Eggleston, Candie Evans; row three: Carla Collette, Lori Bosma, Anne Fuller, Patricia Best, Tammy Lesperance, Daphne Richardson, Kim Fraser; row four: Caroline Stott, Tammy Clement, Sherry Benson, Paula Maxwell, Tamra VanWyck, Barry Dusharm, Kim Miller; row five: Lynne Fuller, Tom Valentine, Howard Hooper, Dale Ford, Kevin Gale, Kevin Buckingham, Aaron Clark. Absent for picture: Jon Bassette, Matt LaParr, Linda Simmons, Debbie Collette, Cindy Didas, Brenda Wood. PIRATES y The Ninth Annual Cover Contest drew one hundred eight entries, a record. Pictured on the left are eight of the top ten entrants: Kim Fraser, Aaron Clark, Kevin Gratzer; Linda LaBow, the winner, Matt LaParr, Kevin Buckingham, Kathy Wicks, and Sherry Benson. Julie McIntosh and Jim Cole also placea: in the top teny The staff tha'nks all who participated. Sponsors For a number of years many have suggested that the PIRATES LOG consider including a Sponsors' Page so as to provide an opportunity to alumni and to the people of the community in general to show their support for and appreciation of the yearbook project at Harrisville Central. We are initiating such a page this year. The PIRATES LOG staff wishes to thank all who answered its call. It especially wishes to thank several families ( Mrs. Marion Smith, Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter, Mrs. Virginia Irish Vallencour), all of whose members are listed below. CLASS OF 1982 Michelle Smith CLASS OF 1959 Murray Collette CLASS OF 1977 Kathy Smith Wescott CLASS OF 1976 Shelley Smith Irish Terry R. Irish John Wescott CLASS OF 1975 Joseph D. Irish Lisa Vallencour Smith CLASS OF 1973 Cheryl Ward Smith Jim Smith CLASS OF 1971 John (Tom) Irish, Jr. Charles Smith CLASS OF 1958 Theodore (Ted) Hunter Wayne C. Weaver SPECIAL SPONSORS Gary 8 Beverly Buckingham James 5 Evelyn Hunter John T. Irish, Sr. (In Memoriam) Richard Kelly Mary LaDuc Marcel LeBlanc Mrs. Saint Jane Scott Bernard § Thelma Shinnick Bernard Slate Anna Hunter Weaver Jackie Wood CLASS OF 1957 Shirley Ritz Benson Linda Ripley Leana Gerald Wood CLASS OF 1955 Henry Lesperance Alice Hunter Weekes CLASS OF 1951 William Benson Jean Reader Young CLASS OF 1948 Stephen LaDuc CLASS OF 1970 Janet Lancor Baker James Hunter Thomas Hunter Debra Hunter Tennant CLASS OF 1969 Cinda Irish Alteri Lucille Manchester Flanders George Hunter, Jr. Charlotte Gibbs Jenack CLASS OF 1968 Edward C. Baker Frederick Jenack Billie Smith Manchester CLASS OF 1967 Linda Smith Phillips CLASS OF 1966 Ben Hunter James Smith CLASS OF 1964 Yvonne Manchester Phil Smith Susan Hooper Smith Gloria Hunter Tapke CLASS OF 1963 Allen G. Weaver CLASS OF 1962 Garth LaPar Ginny Smith Malbouf CLASS' OF 1961 Barbara Manchester CLASS OF 1960 Sharon Fraser Collette R. Steven Ripley CLASS OF 1946 Fred E. Vallencour CLASS OF 1942 Rose Luther Hunter Marion Pitts Smith Gladys Petel VanWyck CLASS OF 1940 Jacqueline Wells Vallencour CLASS OF 1939 Walter Vallencour CLASS OF 1938 Jean Clark Richardson Doris Waugh Starzec CLASS OF 1937 Burnice Hooley Ripley CLASS OF 1936 Helen Hathway Jenack CLASS OF 1965 Elizabeth (Betty) Hunter Eisel Dian Chartrand Mealus Martha M. Ripley Anne Irish Weaver CLASS OF 1934 Berta Reader Langs CLASS OF 1914 Gladys Cring Dobson Dedication 1979 MISS BARBARA MANCHESTER, MRS. JACKIE VALLENCOUR, MRS. PEARL BLUNDON The Faculty and the Yearbook Staff of Harrisville Central School are justly pi jud to dedicate this, the 1979 PIRATES LOG, to three fine ladies who serve the district as office secretaries. The work of these three loyal employees covers a wide spectrum of duties both in and out of their official capacity as secretaries. Yet, they have over many years rendered this service unselfishly and always with a smile. A sincere Thank You is extended to them. May we be privileged to have them among us many, many more years. ? i I ! } Administration And Guidance Gary Hindsdale Guidance Counselor B.A., Alfred M.A., Colgate Richard Kelly Superintendent of Schools B.A., M.S., SUC Potsdam Lloyd Dashnaw Assistant Principal B.S., SUC Brockport M.S., SUC Potsdam Board Of Education Front: Doris Starzec Gary Buckingham President Stephen LaDuc Back: Ranald Luther Henry Lesperance Thomas Canfield Bernard Shinnick Lloyd Dashnaw Clerk i ■ District (from left) front: Rebecca Pelkey, B.A. Mathematics Catherine Finch, B.M. Vocal Music Kathy Felio, B.S. Physical Education Donna Burrows, B.A. English Avis Cring, B.A., M. Ed., Mathematics Standing: Stewart Parow, B.A., M.S., Social Studies James Durkish, B.S. Industrial Arts Joseph Breindel, B.S., M.S., English William Kellerhals B.A., Science Patrick Fraser, B.A. Social Studies Roderick Parow, B.A. English Junior-Senior High Front: Philip Looby, B.A. Science Eileen Collins, B.S., M.S.T., Art Shirley Dusharm, B.S. Commercial Shirley Hoover, B.S. Homemaking Chris Luttinger, B.M. Instrumental Music Standing: Mary LaDuc, Dental Hygienist Rickey Bearor, B.S. Physical Education Agnes Scanlon, Library Clerk Richard Tarr, B.A. Social Studies Joan Dashnaw, B.S. Nurse-Teacher Marcel LeBlanc, B.A., M.A., Foreign Languages and English Faculty rront: Marshia LaPlatney Title I Reading Aide Marcia Sweet, B.S. Kindergarten Helen Valentine, B.A., M.S., First Brenda Grindal, B.A., M.S., Third Standing: Jane Scott, B.S. First Carol Phillips, B.S. Remedial Reading Bette Shampine, B.A. Third Marlene Clark, B.S. Second Jackie Wood Library Clerk Kathleen DeBoalt, B.S. Kindergarten Mary Duggan (inset) B.A., Second Grades (from left) front: Patricia Taylor, B.A. Sixth LeeAnn Bassette, B.A. Fourth Lela LaDuc, B.A. Corrective Math Patricia Rose, B.A. Fifth Standing: Bernard Slate, B.S. Fourth Gerald Amerando, B.S. Fifth Michael O'Bryan, B.S. Sixth Charles Folsom, B.S. Physical Education Barry Scales, B.A. Remedial Reading Personnel Office Seated: Barbara Manchester Standing: Jackie Vallencour Pearl Blundon Cheryl Gratzer Cafeteria Front: Helen Burke Gladys Young Delores Young Charlyne Moromisato Rachel Hooper Back: Joyce Wood Modena Hooley Loretta Ledger Alice Hooper Alice Pike Keatha Swanson Maintenance Seated: Doris Bancroft Marie LaVancha Doris Mealus Standing: Lynda Wood George Pierce John Phillips Martin Luther Evelyn Hunter Bus Drivers Seated: Dorothy Baker Modena Hooley Ann Ziegler Kathaleen Pierce Standing: Nyle Manchester Paul Case Douglas Clarke Donald Phelps Harold Seymour Senior Class Council Scholastic Leaders Miss Linda Simmons led all Seniors with 92.36 for seven semesters. Miss Chris Hoover, with 92.27, was the second highest academic leader. Miss Barbara LaDuc was the top general leader with 88.34 while Scott Baker was the top vocational student with 91.08. Other members of the Class of 1979 who excelled scholastically were: Kathy Wicks (92.05), Kim Fraser (91.95), Sherry Benson (91.25), Daphne Richardson (90.41), Kim Miller (89.58), Joanne Wood (87.88), Wanda Hooper (87.79), Pamela Case (87.06), Donna Miller (86.97), Matthew LaParr (86.72) Caroline Stott (86.29), Leta Baker (86.04), Pamela Ritz (85.58), Kevin Buckingham (85.44), Karen Bail- largeon (85.30), and Paul Rowe (85.01). - • KAREN BAILLARGEON COSMETOLOGY Karen returned to the classroom in the fall of 1977 after a seven-year absence. Wife and mother of three, she, nevertheless, maintained one of the highest averages in her class. We think she is to be congratulated for her determination. LETA BAKER MATH-SCIENCE Audio-visual Club 11-12; JV Cheerleader 9-10; Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Basketball Manager 12; Soccer 10-11-12; Softball 9-10-11-12. SCOTT BAKER MATH-ELECTRICAL TRADES Assistant Softball Coach 11-12; Baseball 9; JV Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11-12; Class Treasurer 12; Student Council Representative 10. SHERRY BENSON ART-FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10; Marching Band 9-10-11-12; Stage Band 9; Mass Band 9; Basketball 9-10; Senior Class Executive Council; National Honor Society 11-12; SLU Talented Juniors 11; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Softball 9-10-11-12; Basketball Scorekeeper 12; Yearbook Staff 11-12. JOHN BLUNDON MATH-SCIENCE J) V UJ A)VV Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Junior Band 9-10; Marching Band 9-10-11-12; Stage Band 9-10-11-12; Baseball 10- 11-12; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 11- 12; Class Treasurer 11; Boys' Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus § Play 9-10-11-12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; A. A. Treasurer 12. KEVIN BUCKINGHAM MATH-SCIENCE JV Basketball 9-10; Class Vice-President 10; Class President 11; Senior Class Executive Council; Mixed Chorus 5 Play 9-10-11-12; Mass Chorus 10-11-12; SLU Talented Juniors 11; JV Soccer 9; Varsity Soccer 11; Basketball Manager 11-12; Soccer Manager 12; Yearbook Staff 11-12. PAMELA CASE BUSINESS-FRENCH Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 12; SLU Talented Juniors 12; Triple Trio 9-10; Vocal Music Treasurer 10-12. LESTER COOK INDUSTRIAL ARTS-CARPENTRY SUSAN COWAN SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Stage Band 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9-10-11; Class Treasurer 10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 10-11-12; Mass Band 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12. ' t Cocoas - l CtSL KIMBERLEY FRASER ART-FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Stage Band 10-11-12; Marching Band 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 11-12; Basketball 9-10-11-12; JV Cheerleader 9-10; Var- sity Cheerleader 11-12; Class Secretary 9-10-11; Senior Class Executive Council; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus § Play 9-10-11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Softball 9-10-11-12; Triple Trio 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 9-12. V) a -kjJL KEVIN GALE MATH-SCIENCE Audio-visual Club 11-12; Camera Club 10; Yearbook Staff 11-12. � ) 1 HOWARD HOOPER FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Baseball 10-11; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 11-12; Class Vice-President 9; Mixed Chorus § Play 9-10-11; Student Council Represen- tative 12; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12; Yearbook Business Manager 11-12. CHRISTINE HOOVER FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Basketball 9-10-11-12; JV Cheerleader 9-10; Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus § Play 9-10-11-12; Mass Chorus 11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Majorette 9-10-11-12; SLU Talented Juniors 11; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Softball 9-10-11- 12; Student Council Representative 12; Lewis County Education Month in Government Affairs. n u jc voJl MARK HRYNYK BUILDING MAINTENANCE ROYAL INGRAM INDUSTRIAL ARTS-CONSERVATION BARBARA LaDUC HOMEMAKING-LATIN-MATH Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Stage Band 9; Mass Band 10-11-12; Drama Club 9-10-11; Drill Team 9-10-11- 12; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus § Play 10-11-12; National Honor Society 12; SLU Talented Juniors 11; Soccer 10; Softball Manager 9. v i doMuKJ MATTHEW LaPARR CARPENTRY Matt. iaPcuvA JV Basketball 9; Class President 10; Senior Class Executive Council; Mixed Chorus § Play 9; Soccer 9; Student Council Representative 9; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12. DEBBIE LEONARD HOMEMAKING THOMAS MACAGG INDUSTRIAL ARTS julie mcintosh BUSINESS-SECRETARIAL Senior Band 9; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12. d nr r o-. Miller I DONNA MILLER FRENCH-SCIENCE Donna joined the Harrisville student body several weeks after the opening of classes last September. KIMBERLEY MILLER LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE Drama Club 10-11; Drill Team 9-10-11-12; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus § Play 10-11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; SLU Talented Juniors 11; Soccer 10; Student Council Representative 11; Yearbook Staff 9-12. DAPHNE RICHARDSON MATH-SCIENCE Audio-Visual Club 11-12; Basketball 9-10; Drill Team 9-10-11; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus § Play 10-11-12; Mass Chorus 11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; SLU Talented Juniors 12; Triple Trio 11-12; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12; Softball Scorekeeper 9-10; Basketball § Soccer Scorekeeper 11; Guidance Office Aide 9-10-11-12; Alternate Energy Project 11-12. I MARK RITZ BUILDING MAINTENANCE Baseball 9-10-11-12; JV Basketball 9; Soccer 9-10- 11; Varsity Basketball Manager 9-10. PAMELA RITZ FRENCH-SCIENCE Drill Team 9-10; Girls' Chorus 9-10; Mixed Chorus 10; Guidance Aide 12. LINDA SIMMONS FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9-10-11; Stage Band 9; Mass Band 11-12; Class President 9; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus § Play 11- 12; National Honor Society 11-12; SLU T-alented Juniors 11; Yearbook Staff 12. CAROLINE STOTT BUSINESS-HOMEMAKING Drill Team 10-11; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 12; SLU Talented Juniors 11; Yearbook Staff 11-12. THOMAS VALENTINE FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9-10-11-12; Stage Band 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 11-12; Boys' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus § Play 9-10-11-12; Senior Class Executive Council; SLU Talented Juniors 11; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12. l aM CoyK, Yol am - ' RONALD VROOMAN INDUSTRIAL ARTS-WELDING TRUDY WEAVER BUSINESS-HOMEMAKING-SECRETARIAL Ia)l(LuaAJ JV Cheerleader 9-10; Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Drill Team 10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 12; Triple Trio 12. 4l K JACKQUELINE WHITMARSH LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE SLU Talented Juniors 11; Softball Manager 12; Soccer Manager 12; Basketball Manager 12. KATHLEEN WICKS ART-FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9-10-11; Stage Band 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 11; Basketball 9- 10-11-12; JV Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Class Vice-President 11; Senior Class Execu- tive Council; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus § Play 10-11-12; National Honor Society 11- 12; SLU Talented Juniors 11; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Softball 9-10-11-12; Student Council Representa- tive 9; Triple Trio 12; Yearbook Staff 11-12. BRENDA WOOD MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9-10-11; Stage Band 10-11-12; Basketball 9-10-12; Drama Club 9-10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 11-12; SLU Talented Juniors 11; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Softball 9-10-11-12 Yearbook Staff 11. JEANNE WOOD BUSINESS-SCIENCE Basketball 9-10-11-12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Softball 9-10-11-12. JOANNE WOOD BUSINESS-HOMEMAKING Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9-10-11-12; Stage Band 10-11-12; Mass Band 10-11-12; Basket- ball 9-10-11-12; Drama Club 9; Soccer 10-11-12; Student Council Representative 10; Student Council Vice-President 11; Student Council President 12; Softball Manager 9-10-11-12; Soccer Manager 9. BART YOUNG CARPENTRY JV Basketball 9; Class Treasurer 9; Soccer 9-10- 11-12. NICKNAME Karen Baillargeon Leet Baker Big Bake Baker Johnny Rotten Bassette Benji Benson John-Boy Blundon Cousin Kev Buckingham Pam Case Coff Co££ie Les Cook Cow Cowan Lisa Evans Kimmy Frashe Fraser Kevin Gale Hoop Hooper Wanda Hooper Hoovie Hoover Mark Hrynyk Roy Ingram LaDuck LaDuc Neicer LaParr Archie LaParr Debbie Leonard Fudgie Luther Tom Macagg Big Mac McIntosh Donna Miller Kimmy Jean Miller Daph Richardson Henry Ritz Pam Ritz Sid Vicious Rowe Linda Simmons Caroline Stott Dave Sullivan Tom Valentine Yogi Van Wyck Vrooman Vrooman Chris Ward Trudy Weaver Crackers Whitmarsh Wicksy Wicks Wood Wood Donald Wood Jean Bean Wood Woody Wood Black Bart Young Senior Class FAVORITE FOOD fried rice § sweet § sour chicken leftover spaghetti lasagna FAVORITE PERFORMER(S) Foreigner Ronnie Milsap Eagles turkey subs lobster barbecued ribs Led Zeppelin Jim Croce E. L. 0. veal cutlet, ketchup § FF lasagna beaver Chic § E. L. 0. none Foreigner lobster-n-butter sauce roast duck pizza Foreigner Heart Bob Seger meatloaf w macaroni § cheese shish kebab Jreck sub § coke Jackson Browne Eagles Rolling Stones coke apple sauce lasagna Queen Fleetwood Mac Ronnie Milsap macaroni § cheese chicken § biscuits subs § FF Foreigner Cat Stevens Eagles anything edible pizza § quarter pounders fudge Jackson Browne Heart Elton John shrimp cocktail swiss steak § apple pie lobster Led Zeppelin Jackson Browne Jackson Browne lasagna lobster anything, oneel Fleetwood Mac Chicago Meat Loaf Dad's Spanish rice w hot rolls spaghetti spaghetti Ozark Mt. Daredevils Alice Cooper James Taylor everything I spaghetti shrimp § lobster The Dirt Band none Barry Manilow lasagna pizza hot dogs Barry Manilow Styx Eagles shrimp § FF scallops § FF lasagna Meat Loaf Ronnie Milsap Billy Joel cold pizza § FF shrimp submarines § FF Steve Miller Band BeeGees Cat Stevens spaghetti § homemade bread venison Cat Stevens Rush FAVORITE SONG Double Vision Long Way Around The World Tequila Sunrise Anarchy In The U. K. Follow Me Jesus Christ Superstar Nights In White Satin none Hot Blooded Hot Blooded Dust In The Wind Hot Child In The City Kathy's Song Ebony Eyes Wild Horses Dreamweaver Short Stories Get Closer Secondhand News Cat Stevens songs Hot Child In The City Stay Magic Man Sleeping Single Godzilla Runnin' On Empty The Pretender Short People Love Is In The Air Stairway To Heaven It Will Shine When It Shines I Love The Dead Tequila Sunrise Only The Good Die Young none none none Stairway To Heaven Hotel California Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad Long Way Around The World Stairway To Heaven We've Got Tonight If I Can't Have You Only The Good Die Young Cat Stevens songs Twenty-One-Twelve Profiles FAVORITE PASTIME being a wife § mother bugging teachers playing hockey foozeball skiing hunting § fishing listening to music playing the piano chess basketball snowshoeing listening to music collecting plants whistling frisbee listening to music losing things hunting partying complaining § skiing listening to music ■partying horseback riding listening to music partying enjoying life to fullest being with friends eating sewing prolonging 18th birthday John collecting books listening to music being creative § canoeing driving roaming the halls craft work hunting sleeping having fun bugging teachers skiing driving around sports soccer having a good time partying FUTURE PLANS open my own beauty salon be rich college service undecided physical education § coach disc jockey music teacher Air Force Marines Air Force secretary elementary teacher college or bum college college undecided work work § travel social worker w children find a job move to Colorado get married § work go to California land surveyor executive secretary undecided registered nurse social work w delinquents find a job social worker leave Harrisville nursery school teacher medical secretary own operate tractor trailer college college welding in Alabama service secretary animal lab technician engineer or science major special education college- secretarial medical secretary business management work Underclassmen Class of 1980 CLASS OF 1980 OFFICERS Anne Fuller, president Tim Dashnaw, vice-president Tammy Lesperance, treasurer Lori Bosma, secretary Debbie Mantle and Joe Sibley, Student Council representatives Dennis Baker Christy Bancroft Francis Bango Lori Bosma Kevin Burgess Garry Butts Laurie Cady Jennifer Campbell Cynette Cleveland James Cole Timothy Dashnaw James Didas Terri Evans Dale Ford Anne Fuller David Hobart Patrick Hooley Linda LaBow Denis LaParr Kimberly LayBoult , Tammy Lesperance April Liscum Kenneth Malbeuf Kevin Mallette Debra Mantle Lisa Miller Treg Miller Randy Patnode Michelle Ritz Beth Seymour Class of ’81 Joseph Briggs and Timothy Wood, Student Council Representatives Mrs. Cring and Mr. Fraser, Homeroom Teachers and Advisors Ronnie Ames Juliann Baker Daniel Bancroft Angie Bango Dominic Bango Janine Bassette Tori Bechler Tracy Berckley Richard Blundon Joseph Briggs Patricia Case Dianne Clement Darlene Cole Carla Collette Daniel Collette Deborah Collette Richard Davison Timothy Davison Joel Dowling Jody Eggleston Kristine Ekberg Candie Evans Robert Ford Michael Frank Michelle Frank Lynne Fuller Bobbi Hooper Marvin Hooper Karen Hoover Keith Hoover Carla Collette, President Michelle Weir, Vice-President Sandra Smith, Secretary Keith Hoover, Treasurer Edmund Jackson Catherine Kaminski Richard Kelly Tracy Lancor Lisa Lawrence Rhonda LayBoult Terry Luther Barbara McIntosh Lisa McIntosh Paula Maxwell Jeffrey Miller Wallace O'Neil Bruce Parow Theresa Phillips Theresa Pommerville Charles Richards Reed Rose Robin Rounds Sandra Smith Brenda Sullivan Clayton Swem Stephen Valentine Michael Ward Tammy Weaver Michelle Weir Bobbi Wicks Guy Wicks Donna Wood Timothy Wood Charles Ziegler Class of 1982 CLASS OF 1982 OFFICERS Ed Cochran, president Chris Dashnaw, vice-president Cindy Phillips, treasurer Michelle Smith, secretary Laurie Bancroft Jack Bango Jane Benson Mark Benson Patricia Best Brian Burgess Paul Case Aaron Clark Danny Clark Tammy Clement Edward Cochran Donna Collette Christopher Dashnaw Cindy Didas Vickie Draper Mark Dreythaler Stephen Duggan Barry Dusharm Robert Fayette Vanessa Fayette Lynne Frank Donald Fuller Daniel Gotham Jamie Hamlin Michael Hoffman Christina Irish Robert LaPlante Tina LayBoult Katherine Lesperance Laura Luther Lynly Mashaw John Miller Roger Patnode Cindy Phillips Patrick Ritz Lisa Ryan Michelle Smith Brenda Ward Samuel Weaver Mark Weir Janette Whitney Brian Williams Bruce Williams Laurie Wood Linda Worden Jamie Hamlin and Kathy Lesperance, Student Hall Council Representatives Mrs. Hoover and Mr. Rod Parow, Homeroom Teachers and Class Advisors Dean Richards, President Linda Canfield, Vice-President Tina Dowling, Secretary Timothy LaDuc, Treasurer Brian Bango Laurie Bango Valerie Bango Darrell Best Linda Canfield Joseph Clement Mike Cleveland Michael Cochran Carolyn Cole Jeffrey Cole Diana Collette Laura Collette Donald Cook Kelly Cotter Crystal Couzens William Couzens Tina Dowling Teresa Dusharm Julie Eggleston Kenneth Hadfield Eighth Grade Harvey Hooper Shelley Jackson Francis Johnson Brad Johnston Joseph LaBow A Timothy LaDuc Todd LaFave Dale LaParr Vickie LayBoult Ricky Leonard i Kimberly Lewis Edward McIntosh Brenda Malbeuf April Miller i Lane Miller Steven Miller Debbie Moody Sara Ober Matthew O'Bryan f Melissa Parow Dean Richards Kevin Ritz Stephen Ritz John Sibley Danny Simmons Jamie Smith Donald Thomas James Vanderpool Stuart Weaver Gerald Wood Teresa Dusharm and Debbie Moody, Student Council Representatives Mr. Breindel and Mr. Kellerhals, Homeroom Teachers - Kevin Gratzer, President Jeneen Phillips, Vice-President Leon Wicks, Secretary Seventh Grade Victoria Bango, Treasurer Kimberly Ames Victoria Bango Philip Bechler Raymond Bechler Amy Benney Perry Case Brad Clement Cindy Clement Berta Cole Trina Collette Mary Dreythaler Judith Finley Charles Fowler Sue Fuller Charles Gibbs Kevin Gratzer Linda Graves Rebecca Graves Sandra Hadfield John Hart Thomas Hayes Harold Hill David Hoffman John Jackson Shannon Kelly Bonnie LaFave Scott Lancor Scott LaPar Laurie LaVancha Robby Leonard Steven Lesperance Marie Luther Marty Luther Pam Luther Scott McIntosh Floyd Moore Tracy Moore Delora Morris Chris Ogrodnik Mark Parow Jeneen Phillips Elizabeth Ripley Bruce Seymour George Shackley Brenda Sibley Susan Smith Brent Swanson Amanda Taylor Richard Ward Robin Ward Kriss Whitney Leon Wicks John Wood Tammy Young Sue Fuller and Susan Smith, Student Council Representatives Miss Pelkey and Mr. Parow, Homeroom Teachers (from left} front: Anthony Brown, Darren Burgess, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Christopher Wood, Robert Delies, Leonard Bechler, Donald Simmons; middle row: Julie Clark, Carol Ritz, Diane Jackson, Susan Thomas. Tresa LaParr, Lisa Draper, Carol Cummings, Elizabeth Cole, Mr. O'Bryan; back: Raymond Hughto, David Manning, Randy Didas, Brian McIntosh, Ross Wicks, Jeffery Walters, Delbert Ryan, Timothy Best. Absent: David Kiggins. Sixth Grade (from left) front: Timothy Evans, John McIntosh, Brian Clement, Terry LaFlair, Philip Case, Michael Fenton; middle row: Mrs. Taylor, Tammy Canfield, Dawn Mantle, Julie Frank, Leanne Frazee, Mary Ann LayBoult, Paula Fayette, Dawn Ogrodnik; back: Lynette Ward, Joel Clark, Derek Trombley, Ronald Hartle, Dexter Worden, Randy Thomas, John Bancroft, Jeffrey Gratzer, Todd Moody, Kelly Austin. (from left) front: Tracy LaFave, Jeffrey LaPar, Patrick O'Bryan, Daniel Scuderi, Michael Hawthorne, Kevin Davison, Michael Ellis, Jeffrey McIntosh; middle row: Mr. Amerando, Reine Trombley, Lena Wicks, Laura Hooley, Kim Fuller, Kim Best, Michelle Johnson, Tracy Taylor, Andrea LaFlair, Laura Leary, Andrea Parow; back: Chad LaPlatney, Kenneth Hartle, Mark Nawotniak, Steven Hooper, Annette Whitney, Thomas LaVancha, Kevin Hooper, Todd Campbell, Roderick Fraser. Absent: Marion Lancor. Fifth Grade (from left) front: Francis Hart, Danny Ritz, Lloyd Fuller, James Dusharm, Brian Coloney, Jeffrey Baker, Timothy Phillips, Roy Davis; middle row: Mrs. Rose, Emily Sullivan, Jody LaPar, Lucinda Parow, Lanette Wood, Anne Pierce, Emilie Schmitt, Tina LaFave, Francine Wilson, Clorinda LaParr; back: Brian Mantle, Kevin Manning, John Stott, Ralph Ward, Allan Ekberg, Matthew McIntosh, Michelle Peabody, Shelley Hudson, Steven Thesier, Daniel Hooley. Absent: James Thomas. (from left) front: James Couzens, Jason Dickinson, John Hadfield, Bret Miller, Michael Rose, Jeffrey Kiggins, Corey Swanson, Steven Moody; middle row: Mrs. Bassette, John Graham, Trina Middlestate, Melissa Phillips, Connie Ritz, Myra Cummings, Cynthia Clark, Christine O'Bryan, Melissa Manchester; back: Carrie Stevens, Kendall Whitney, Anthony Bango, Scott Hunter, Timothy Austin, Christopher Woodward, Brian Chamberlain, Amanda Fraser, Danielle Dusharm, Rebecca Davis. Absent: Laurie Luther. Fourth Grade (from left) front: Joseph Graves, Richard Mono, Michael Phillips, Timothy Hart, Ty Coloney, Joseph Brown, Christopher Wicks, Scott Bechler; middle row: Brenda Deamer, Shila McIntosh, Kristie Crane, Kerry Smith, Victoria Shackley, Sonya Manning, JoAnne Clark, Angela Atkinson, Mr. Slate; back: Lee Pierce, James Manchester, Thomas Jones, Julie Parow, Sara Fenton, Lisa Bosma, Autumn Fraser, Anthony Bango, Allen Bango. Absent: Timothy Fowler. I (from left) front: John LaFave, Mark McIntosh, Richard Rounds, Richard Wicks, Nick Bresset, James Sullivan, Williaih Stamper; middle row: Mrs. Grindal, Debra Kennedy, Dawn Deamer, Christina Carr, Lynette Whitney, Kristie Wood, Elizabeth Schmitt, Brenda Clement, Denise Collette; back: John Harper, James Fraser, Shayne Atkinson, Michael LaPlatney, Andrew Parow, Derrick Kiggins, Craig Davie, Michael Chamberlain, Scott Frank, Jason McIntosh. Absent: Charles Coloney. Third Grade (from left) front: Robert Bango, Jay Stiles, David Hooper, Scott LaPlatney, Thomas Davison, Shawn McIntosh, Jamie Carr, Christopher Looby; middle row: Miss Shampine, James Fuller, Ronda LaPlatney, Colleen McIntosh, Tina Wood, Brenda Middlestate, Debbie Hawthorne, Aria Collette, Janet Cross, Scott Cleveland; back: Lance Thesier, Anthony LaParr, Timothy Vanderpool, Shane Morris, Larry Leary, Kevin Delies, Mason Van Wyck, Charles Mealus, Barrett Cotter. ' Absent: Brenda Dusharm. (from left) front: Edward Ritz, Glenn Smith, Daniel Hawthorne, Dennis Canfield, Scott Smith, Victor Moore, James Taylor, Jack Andersen; middle row: Ann Moody, Shelly Manning, Laurie Cross, Nichole Davis, Laurie Myers, Chrisscheyl Bango, Penny Fowler, Colleen Kiggins, Mrs. Clark; back: Michelle Williams, Kristin Stroup, Robert Peabody, Richard Wicks, Graham Smith, Sara LaParr, Keith Young, Anthony Betrus. Absent: Rebecca Cotter. Second Grade (from left) front: Joshua Dickinson, Thomas Looby, Jodi Hooper, Donald Fowler, David Best, Gerald Baker, Scott Bango; middle row: Mrs. Duggan, Laura Taylor, Kathleen Kelly, Rachelle Ford, Terri LayBoult, Regina LaVancha, Christine Gratzer, Troy Spencer, Francis Rounds; back: DeWayne Baillargeon, Christopher Frank, Richard Tarr, Cristine DeHart, Danielle Fraser, Lorrie Nawotniak, Angelia Hunter, Maria Hernandez, Sheena Atkinson. Absent: Julie Manchester, Jack McIntosh. (trom left) front: Travis LaFave, Eric McIntosh, Edward Chamberlain, Rodney Patnode, Todd McIntosh, Mark Whitaker, Adam Atkinson, Jeffrey Moore, Jesse Miller; middle row: Angel LaParr, Michelle Hart, April Coloney, Jennifer Thomas, Patricia Williams, Denise Bango, Mary Wood, Patricia Whitford, Bobbi Sue Folsom; back: Mrs. Valentine, Tammy Stamper, Rebecca Chartrand, Sherri Hernandez, Karianne Woodward, Bridgit O'Bryan, Mark Phillips, David LaVancha, Andrew Williams, Philip Cring, William Tarr. (from left) front: Bridget LaPlante, Eric Finley, Teresa Taylor, Robert Fowler, Krista Manchester, Lynn Trombley, Melody Brown, Steven Bechler, Michaela Mealus; middle row: Mrs. Scott, Nicole Jesmer, Randy Mono, Frederick Rose, Scott Walters, Carrie Middlestate, Eric Baker, Billie LaFave, Alan Williams, Kelly Richards; back: Terry LaParr, Tonya Graham, Lynette Richer, Harold Ober, Brian Stamper, Lori Ward, Wayne Mantle, Amanda McIntosh, Michael Miller. Absent: Stephen Clarke. First Grade (from left) front: Scott Anderson, William Deamer, Francis LaPlante, Jonathan Spencer, Adam Carr, Jeffrey Hall; middle row: Dorothy Hooper, Debra Chartrand, Dawn LaFlair, Robin Leonard, Tina Fowler, Trudy Myers, Nicole Hunter, Miss DeBoalt; back: Michael Fuller, Parrish Baillargeon, Mark Johnson, Richard LaPlatney, Brian Best, William Middlestate, Adam McIntosh. Absent: Joanna Phillips. Kindergarten (from left) front: Ryan Betrus, Trayis Moore, Aaron Fowler, Charles Parow, Carl Parow, John Phillips; middle row: Mrs. Sweet, Nochole McIntosh, Stacy Hooper, Angela LaPlatney, Rhonda Jackson, Pamela Best, Heidi Phillips, Sherri Ryan, Sarah Gale; back: Nelson Clark, Frederic Hall, Mark Sibley, Ricky Jesmer, John LaDuc , Chad Thompson, Eric Frank. I Girls’ Softball Team Third (from left) front: Lisa Lawrence, Debbie Lesperance, Peggy Dooley, Sherry Benson, Sandra Smith, Tammy Lesperance; middle row: Juliann Baker, Dawn Wood, Chris Hoover, Leta Baker, Brenda Wood, Karen Hoover, Paula Maxwell; back: Deanna Swem, manager, Scott Baker, assistant to the coach, Kathy Wicks, Kim Fraser, Brenda Sullivan, Lynne Ford, Jeanne Wood, Jane Benson, manager, Kathy Lesperance, manager, Coach Felio. HOME OPPONENTS AWAY 26-8 Hammond 36-18 8-9 Lisbon 10-11 17-12 Heuvelton 6-10 23-14 Hermon-DeKalb 21-11 10-17 Morristown 8-16 DIVISION II WEST TEAM W-L Heuvelton .............. 9-1 Morristown ............. 8-2 HARRISVILLE ............ 5-5 Lisbon ................. 5-5 Hermon-DeKalb .......... 2-8 Hammond ................ 1-9 DIVISION LEADERS Division I: OFA .........9-1 Division II East: Edwards ...............9-1 The Girls' softball team, in its fourth season of competitive play, played .500 ball for the first time, equaling the combined total of wins of its initial three seasons. A look at the batting av- erages reveals that FIRST TEAM ALL-NORTHERN Colleen Colburn .. Morristown Robyn Dulmage .... Morristown Lynne Ford ......Harrisville Deb Lesperance .. Harrisville Kathy Mee ............. Lisbon Sue Perry .......... Heuvelton Karlyen Pitcher ...... Hammond Tami Soper ........ Morristown Dorothy Stevens ... Heuvelton the girls swung a pretty hefty bat. The fielding, spot- ty at times, was much improved over past years. The pitching also de- monstrated the growing confidence of the hurlers. Batting Averages: Chris Hoover (.632), Paula Maxwell (.588), Lynne Ford (.574), Tammy Lesperance (.571), Lisa Lawrence (.556), Debbie Lesperance (.536), Brenda Sullivan (.533), Jeanne Wood (.511), Kathy Wicks (.417), Kim Fraser (.375), Peg Dooley (.367), Leta Baker (.353). Boys’ Baseball Team Also Third HOME OPPONENTS AWAY I 5-3 Hermon-DeKalb 8-9 23-4 Hammond 9-3 5-2 Lisbon 8-7 15-9 Heuvelton 1-6 4-10 Morristown 4-15 DIVISION II WEST TEAM W-L Morristown . 9-1 Heuvelton . 8-2 HARRISVILLE . 6-4 Hermon-DeKalb . 4-6 Hammond . 3-7 Lisbon . 1-9 DIVISION LEADERS Division I West: OFA . Division I East: 11-1 Malone and Massena . Division II East: . 9-3 Chateaugay 10-0 DIVISION II WEST ALL-NORTHERN FIRST TEAM Gordy Akiens ..................... Lisbon Kent Backus ................... Heuvelton Marty Buckingham ............ Harrisville Brad Decker ................... Heuvelton John Decker ................... Heuvelton Duane Deese ............... Hermon-DeKalb Art Fuller .................. Harrisville Matt Holleran ................ Morristown Barry Langevin ............ Hermon-DeKalb Mike Newton .................. Morristown Mike Spilman ................. Morristown Bruce Stewart ................... Hammond Brian Weaver ................ Harrisville Dave Hobart and Keith Ritz were named to the Division II West Second Team. Mark Ritz and Todd Weaver received Honorable Mention. Leading averages on the Pirate team were recorded by Art Fuller (.449), Marty Buckingham (.412), and Dave Hobart (.303) After posting only two wins in its first five contests, the team won four of its last five games to nail down third place in its division. (from left) front: Tracy Lancor, Tim Dashnaw, Art Fuller, Keith Hoover, Tim Wood, Dicky Malbeuf, Todd Weaver; back: Coach Bearor, Mark Ritz, John Blundon, Brian Weaver, Marty Buckingham, Dave Hobart, Keith Ritz, Howard Hooper, Jon Bassette, John Sibley, manager. Girls’ Soccer Team In First Play-Offs (from left) front: Lisa Lawrence, Karen Hoover, Michelle Weir, Paula Maxwell, Dawn Wood, Sherry Benson; middle row: Laurie Wood, Chris Hoover, Kathy Wicks, Juliann Baker, Sandra Smith, Kim Fraser, Tammy Lesperance, Laurie Bancroft; back: Coach Felio, Brenda Wood, Kathy Lesperance, Donna Wood, Debbie Mantle, Brenda Sullivan, Donna Collette, Jeanne Wood, Jane Benson, Carla Collette, Leta Baker. Jeanne Wood, on line, outmaneuvered opponents time after time as she raced toward goal. Donna Collette, on defense, puts foot to ball after outrunning opponent. A solid defense, plus brilliant goalkeeping, frustrated opposition. Lisa Lawrence (above left) on a corner kick. Kim Fraser (above right) makes a play. NORTHERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE SOCCER PLAY-OFFS DIVISION II W -L -T- TP Colton 15 -1 -0- 30 Chateaugay 15 -1 -0- 30 HARRISVILLE 8 -4 -4- ■20 Clifton-Fine .... 8 -7 -1- 17 St. Regis Falls . 7 -7 -2- 16 Hermon-DeKalb ... 4- 10 -2- 10 Parishville 3- 11 -2- 8 Madrid-Waddington 2- 11 -2- ■ 7 Knox Memorial ... 2- 12 -2- ■ 6 HOME OPPONENTS AWAY 0-1 Chateaugay 1-2 1-1 Clifton-Fine 2-0 1-3 Colton 0-2 4-0 Parishville 1-1 1-0 Hermon-DeKalb 2-1 1-0 St. Regis Fall s 2-2 4-1 Knox Memorial 0-0 3-0 Madrid-Waddington 3-1 SCORING G-A-TP Juliann Baker 1- 0-1 Sherry Benson 0- 1-1 Kim Fraser 1- 0-1 Chris Hoover 6- 3-9 Lisa Lawrence 5-7 -12 Kathy Lesperance 0- 1-1 Tammy Lesperance 8-5 -13 Kathy Wicks 0- 1-1 Dawn Wood 2- 2-4 Jeanne Wood 3- 2-5 Canton 1_______ Harrisville 0 Chateaugay 3 Morristown 0 Saranac Lake 3 Edwards 2 Colton 1 Massena 0 Canton 4________ Chateaugay 0 Canton 1 Saranac Lake 0 Saranac Lake 3 Colton 2 Chris Hoover makes contact with the ball as she moves into enemy territory. Managers, Ball Girls, and Timekeeper: Lisa Fraser, Jackie Whitmarsh, Susan Cowan, Laura Collette, Deanna Swem, and Miss Collins. Dogs insisted they would add to the picture! Male Booters Look To Next Year (from left) front: John Sibley, manager, Ed Cochran, Mark Weir, Tony Williams, Todd Weaver, James Didas; middle row: John Miller, Joe Sibley, Keith Hoover, Randy Pat- node, Richard Kelly, Mark Benson, Kenny Malbeuf; back: Tracy Lancor, Lester Cook, Russ Wood, John Blundon, Tim Davison, Tim Wood, Bart Young, Coach Bearor HOME OPPONENTS AWAY 3-5 Parishville 2-1 1-6 Chateaugay 1-3 1- 3 Clifton-Fine 1-3 6-2 St. Regis Falls 6-5 2- 3 Colton 2-6 0-2 Knox Memorial 0-5 2-1 Hermon-DeKalb 2-2 We lost to Lowville in a non- league contest under the lights, 1-3. SCORERS G-A-TP Mark Benson............ 0-1-1 John Blundon........... 0-1-1 Lester Cook............ 3-2-5 David Hobart........... 3-0-3 Tracy Lancor........... 6-3-9 Kenny Malbeuf.......... 2-0-2 John Miller............ 2-2-4 Randy Patnode......... 7-6-13 Joe Sibley............. 3-2-5 Todd Weaver............ 3-2-5 We scored 29 goals while the opposition tallied 47. Junior Varsity (from left) front: Don Fuller, Ed Cochran, Richard Kelly, manager Richard Ward, Mark Benson, Brian Burgess; back: Roger Patnode, Chris Dashnaw, Brian Williams, Pat Ritz, Mark Weir, Riki Blundon, Tim Davison, Bruce Williams. DIVISION II W-L-T-TP Colton ......... 10-3-1-21 Chateaugay .... 9-2-3-21 Clifton-Fine .. 9-2-3-21 Knox Memorial . 9-5-0-18 Parishville ... 6-7-1-13 HARRISVILLE ... 4-9-1- 9 Hermon-DeKalb . 3-10-1-7 St. Regis Falls 1-13-0-2 Top three places in Divi- sion I went to Canton (11-3-0), Madrid-Waddington (8-3-3), and Potsdam (8-5-1). NORTHERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE SOCCER PLAY-OFFS Potsdam 2___________ Chateaugay 1 Madrid-Waddington 5 Morristown 0 Knox Memorial 1_____ Clifton-Fine 0 Canton 2____________ Colton 1 Potsdam 1_____________ Madrid-Waddington 0 Potsdam 1 Canton 0 Canton 1______________ Knox Memorial 0 Joe Sibley battles opponent for ball. DIVISION II ALL-NORTHERN FIRST TEAM Robert Ouimet .......... Chateaugay John Sovay ........... Clifton-Fine Mark Randall ............... Colton Gary Davis .......... Knox Memorial Pat Henrie ........... Clifton-Fine Jeff Cook .............. Chateaugay Dave Northrup ........ Clifton-Fine Jeff Pommerville ..... Clifton-Fine Mitch Wilson .......... Parishville Dave McNight .......... Parishville Ron LaPointe ............... Colton Max Patnode ............ Chateaugay DIVISION II ALL-NORTHERN SECOND TEAM listed thirteen players, among them Randy Patnode, Tracy Lancor, and Todd Weaver of the Pirates. Tim Wood received an Honorable Mention Girls’ Basketball Team First In Division (from left) front: Kathy Lesperance, Juliann Baker, Jeanne Wood, Dawn Wood, Chris Hoover; middle row: Laurie Bancroft, Karen Hoover, Donna Collette, Donna Wood, Lisa Lawrence; back: Mr. Fraser, Paula Maxwell, Tammy Lesperance, Brenda Sullivan, Kathy Wicks, Kim Fraser, Brenda Wood. MANAGERS, SCORE § TIMEKEEPERS The Lady Pirates, in their fourth season of competition, came into their own this year under the tutelage of Mr. Pat Fraser. Some plaudits should be extended to Miss Felio who guided the girls' development for three years. Much credit must be given Mr. Fraser also for his fine work. The last four years prove once again that devotion and dedication are sooner or later Rewarded with success. Our congratulations are extended to the girls, Miss Felio and Mr. Fraser, their coaches of the last four years. HOME AWAY 60-44 Hermon-DeKalb 38-37 54-41 Colton 40-39 37-31 Clifton-Fine 48-33 Chateaugay 27-28 42-22 Parishville 45-27 59-43 St. Regis Falls 39-33 Tupper Lake 49-41 Front: Lynne Frank, Michelle Smith; Back: Leta Baker, Joanne Wood. Coach Fraser addresses his charges between halves. Paula Maxwell bounce passes ball to teammate. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Kim Fraser 7 Chris Hoover 60 Lisa Lawrence 111 Kathy Lesperance 2 Tammy Lesperance 117 Paula Maxwell 60 Brenda Sullivan 170 Kathy Wicks 4 Dawn Wood 4 Jeanne Wood 3 Total offense: 538; p p g average: 44.8 Total defense: 419; p p g average: 34.9 Best quarter: offense, 20; defense, 2 Best individual effort: Brenda Sullivan, 24 versus Colton-Pierrepont Chris Hoover takes aim for basket in field goal attempt. Tammy Lesperance, Brenda Sullivan, and Kim Fraser wait for ball to come down. The Lady Pirates, winners of Division III, are preparing to meet the winner of the Edwards-St. Regis Falls contest as we go to press. If successful, they would then meet the winner of the Hermon-DeKalb-Morristown game for the divisional championship. Varsity 17-3 Going Into Post-Season Play (from left) front: Lester Cook, John Blundon, Todd Weaver, Randy Patnode, Garry Butts; back: Mr. Folsom, Tim Dashnaw, Dale Ford, Scott Baker, Howard Hooper, Tony Williams, Russell Wood. INDIAN RIVER CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT On December 27 and 28, the Pirates journeyed to Philadelphia to take part in the Indian River Central School Christmas Tourna- ment. Unfortunately, they bowed to the Norwood-Norfolk five by a scpre of 100-83. In the other preliminary round contest, Indian River defeated Madrid-Waddington 93-51. The Pirates returned to the winning side the second night, posting a 96-50 win over Madrid- Waddington. Norwood-Norfolk defeated Indian River, 81-72, for the championship. MANAGERS $ SCOREKEEPERS: (from left) front: Mike Cleveland, John Sibley, Kevin Gratzer, Steve Lesperance, back: Matt O'Bryan, Scott Lancor, Kevin Buckingham, Tim LaDuc, Bob LaPlante. HOME AWAY 87-93 Gouverneur 81-84 95-50 St. Regis Falls 95-49 Madrid-Waddington 66-34 69-47 Colton-Pierrepont 89-70 St. Lawrence 88-47 96-66 Clifton-Fine 78-57 91-53 Hermon-DeKalb 95-38 Salmon River 93-48 99-70 Knox Memorial 92-71 83-52 Chateaugay 106-41 Parishville Brushton-Moira 91-33 Norwood-Norfolk+ 83-100 Madrid-Waddington+ 96-50 non-league + Christmas Tournament Total offense: 1773 Points-per-game average: 88.65 Total defense: 1188 Points-per-game average: 59.4 Highest quarter: 38 Point distribution by quarters 10-19: 32 20-29: 37 30-39: 11 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Scott Baker........... 356 John Blundon ......... 333 Garry Butts .......... 141 Lester Cook ........... 59 Tim Dashnaw .......... 147 Dale Ford ............. 26 Howard Hooper ......... 69 Randy Patnode ........ 184 Todd Weaver .......... 391 Anthony Williams .... 21 Russell Wood .......... 46 T77T Best individual effort: Todd Weaver with 39 points at Colton-Pierrepont. DIVISION III Harrisville ........ 16-0 Colton-Pierrepont .. 12-4 Knox Memorial ...... 11-5 Clifton-Fine ....... 10-6 Madrid-Waddinton ... 5-11 Hermon-DeKalb ....... 4-12 Division I winner was Gouverneur with a 14-2 record. Norwood- Norfolk and OFA tied for second with identical 13-3 records. Division II winner was Chateaugay with a 13-3 record. Brushton- Moira and St. Regis Falls tied for second with 7-9 records. Heuvelton won the Valley League championship. John Blundon fights for rebound under basket. Scott Baker uses his height to wrest rebound from opponent. SECTION D PLAY-OFFS: The Pirates, victors over Hammond, 83-52, defeated Morristown, 70-61, to capture the divisional crown. NAC Division III All-Northern First Team: Scott Baker, John Blundon, Todd Weaver; Mark Randall (C-P), Stan Slate (C-F). Junior Varsity Undefeated Second Year In Row (from left) front: Brian Burgess, Mark Weir, Richard Davison, Joe Briggs, Keith Hoover, Richard Kelly, Roger Patnode; back: Sam Weaver, Patrick Ritz, Chris Dashnaw, Tim Davison, Bruce Williams, Tim Wood, John Miller, Brian Williams, Mr. Bearor. HOME AWAY 57-39 Gouverneur 55-33 44-16 St. Regis Falls 54-12 Madrid-Waddington 53-24 58-25 Colton-Pierrepont 58-31 St. Lawrence 73-21 61-28 Clifton-Fine 59-22 63-37 Hermon-DeKalb 47-21 Salmon River 54-26 38-33 Knox Memorial 49-30 68-33 Chateaugay 81-15 Parishville Brushton-Moira 62-23 Total offense: 1034 Points -per-game average: 57.4 Total defense: 469 Points -per-game average: 26.0 Highest quarter: 29 Point distribution by quarters 0-10: 15 11-20: 46 21-30: 11 The Junior Varsity now has an unbeaten streak of 41 games over a period of a little over two years. Chris Dashnaw (44) sets up defense in effort to prevent basket by opponent. Cheerleaders Varsity (from left) front: Barb LaDuc, Chris Hoover, Leta Baker, Kathy Wicks; back: Kim Fraser, Tammy Lesperance, Trudy Weaver, Anne Fuller. Miss Felio coached the girls of both squads. A i Junior Varsity (from left) front: Kathy Lesperance, Laurie Bancroft, Karen Hoover; back: Michelle Weir, Juliann Baker, Sandra Smith, Carla Collette, Lynne Fuller. Junior High Sports SPRING OF 1978 GIRLS' SOFTBALL (from left) front:- Miss Collins, Carol Ford, Laurie Bango, Lisa Fraser, Linda Canfield, Debbie Moody; back: Carolyn Cole, Jane Benson, Laurie Wood, Missy Parow, Sara Ober, Vicki LayBoult, Bobbi Jo Griffith. SPRING OF 1978 BOYS' BASEBALL (from left) front: Brian Clement, Robby Leonard, Leon Wicks, Kevin Gratzer, John Wood, Tony Brown; row two: Ed McIntosh, Joe LaBow, Don Thomas, Marty Luther, Brent Swanson, Joe Clement; row three: Todd LaFave, Harvey Hooper, Lane Miller, Steve Miller, Scott McIntosh; row four: John Sibley, Jerry Wood, Ricky Leonard, Steve Ritz; row five: Mike Cochran, Tim LaDuc, Mike Cleveland, Scott Lancor, Richie Hill, Mr. Fraser. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM (from left) front: Scott McIntosh, John Wood, Kevin Gratzer, Steve Lesperance, Leon Wicks, Brad Clement; row two: Scott LaPar, Robby Leonard, Philip Bechler, Marty Luther, Brent Swanson, Scott Lancor, Richard Ward. Mr. Parow coached the squad. And Cheerleaders EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM (from left) front: Brian Bango, Kelly Cotter, Matt O'Bryan, Todd LaFave, Joe Clement; row two: Ed McIntosh, Steve Miller, Harvey Hooper, Danny Simmons, Stuart Weaver, Joe LaBow; row three: Kevin Ritz, John Sibley, Ricky Leonard, Frank Johnson, Bill Couzens, Mike Cleveland, Tim LaDuc, Mike Cochran. Mr. Rod Parow acted as coach. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS (from left) front: Debbie Moody, Tina Dowling, Dorie Morris, Jeneen Phillips; back: Laura Collette, Vicki LayBoult, Jamie Smith, Brenda Malbeuf. Miss Pelkey was the faculty adviser. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS (from left) front: Bonnie LaFave, Linda Canfield, Shannon Kelly, Brenda Sibley; back: Diana Collette, Sue Fuller, Teresa Dusharm, Sue Smith. Miss Pelkey also advised this group. Activities And Candids National Honor Society Inducts Eight In 1978 Two members of the Class of 1979 and six from the Class of 1980 were inducted at a dinner ceremony in the High School cafeteria on November 8, 1978. Pictured to the left are the new members. Seated: Tammy Lesperance Jennifer Campbell Anne Fuller Standing: Barbara LaDuc Anthony Williams Scott Baker Anna Ward Lori Bosma Two-year members and the office held: Seated: Sherry Benson Kim Miller, vice-president Chris Hoover Standing: Kathy Wicks Linda Simmons, treasurer Kim Fraser, president Daphne Richardson, secretary Mr. LeBlanc advises the local chapter. Proud mothers, Mrs. LaDuc and Mrs. Baker, pin Barbara and Scott. Mr. Gary Buckingham, Board of Education president, was the guest speaker. Lower photo, right, features Mr. Harold Bell, St. Lawrence County legislator, and Mr. Peter Betrus, retired H.C.S. supervising prin- cipal, guest speakers at the third Annual Recognition Banquet for local NHS members. This spring gathering, sponsored by the Christian Church, is made possible by the members of the Women's Christian Fellowship. Also in the photo are Mrs. Mamie Perry, wife of the late Rev. Perry, and Mr. Ronald Sampson. t Student Council Officers (from left) Terri Evans, secretary, Joanne Wood, president, Jennifer Campbell, vice- president, Tammy Lesperance, treasurer. Mrs. Shirley Dusharm and Mr. Roderick Parow served as faculty advisers to the Student Council. Representatives Officers of the Student Council were elected to their office in the spring of 1978 by vote of the student body. Representatives were chosen shortly after the start of classes in September. Once again the organization un- dertook several projects which it had successfully sponsored in years past. Among these were the staging of a short Christmas assembly and the lighting of a Memory Tree on the front lawn of the school. It continued its involvement in the AFS exploratory committee and set up a committee to help in the selection of supervisory personnel for the contemplated Youth Com- mission Program. Its major program for the year was the purchase of new flags for the various rooms of the Junior- Senior High School. Its officers alternated in leading the pledge to the flag at the start of the day and the representatives took turns in raising the school flag every morning. Among its projects for the spring of this year are pizza sales and roller-skating parties. (from left) seated: Teresa Dusharm and Debbie Moody, Eighth Grade; Sue Fuller and Sue Smith, Seventh Grade; Jamie Hamlin and Kathy Lesperance, Ninth Grade; standing: Debbie Mantle and Joe Sibley, Eleventh Grade; Tim Wood and Joe Briggs, Tenth Grade; Howard Hooper and Chris Hoover, Twelfth Grade. ' Upper left: Debbie Mantle, Jamie Hamlin, and Kathy Lesperance prepare to hoist flag. Center left: Mrs. Dusharm and Mr. Parow accept new flags from SC officers Joanne Wood, Terri Evans, and Tammy Lesperance. Lower left: Chris Hoover, Kathy Lesperance, Terri Evans, Jamie Hamlin, and Jennifer Campbell in a scene from 'Twas the Night Before Christmas . Upper right: Mrs. Dusharm comes to the rescue of a fallen skater. Lower right: Jennifer Campbell leads student body in pledge to flag. t 1978 Junior Prom Royalty Queen Kim King Scott Queen Kim Fraser and King Scott Baker, still somewhat dazed by their elevation to the throne of the 1978 Junior Prom, graciously posed for the many guests who wished to have a remembrance of the evening's activities. Seated: Juliann Baker, Joe Sibley, Seated: Kim Miller, Tom Valentine, Michelle Weir, Randy Patnode; back: Matt LaParr; back: Tammy Lesperance, Todd Weaver, Sandra Smith. Scott Baker. The Class of 1979 held its Junior Prom on Saturday, May 6, 1978, in the Elementary School gymnasium. The Stanford Trio provided the music. The gym was tastefully decorated in a Hawaiian motif to illustrate the theme: You Light Up My Life . At the stroke of midnight, Kim Fraser and Scott Baker were crowned Queen and King by 1977 Junior Prom royalty, Sue Brown and Craig Luther. Attendants were Kim Miller, Linda Simmons, Trudy Weaver, Kathy Wicks, John Blundon, Kevin Buckingham, Roy Ingram, and Bart Young. Seated: Bart Young, Kim Fraser, Seated: Brenda Wood, Jackie Whitmarsh, Kevin Buckingham; back: Brian Ronnie Ames. Weaver. Senior Band (from left) front: Michelle Smith, Jamie Hamlin, Anne Fuller, Jennifer Campbell, Barbara LaDuc, Sandra Smith, Lynne Fuller; row two: Kathy Wicks, Tori Bechler, Brenda Wood, Kathy Lesperance, Karen Hoover, Michelle Weir, Patricia Case, Juliann Baker; row three: Paula Maxwell, Paul Case, Richard Kelly, Barry Dusharm, Susan Cowan, Cindy Didas, Bruce Parow; row four: Aaron Clark, Joanne Wood, Brenda Sullivan, Tammy Lesperance, Kim Fraser, Kenny Malbeuf, Michael Hoffman; row five: Mr. Luttinger, Patrick Hooley, Bruce Williams, Thomas Valentine, John Blundon, Anthony Williams, Timothy Dashnaw, Keith Hoover, Christopher Dashnaw. q. Dor� -! (from left) front: Lynne Fuller, Tori Bechler, Kim Fraser, Olclgt Du.IiQ Brenda Wood, Kathy Wicks; middle row: Thomas Valentine, Tammy Lesperance, Timothy Dashnaw, John Miller, Christopher Dashnaw, Brenda Sullivan, Barry Dusharm; back: Richard Kelly, Keith Hoover, John Blundon, Patrick Hooley, Anthony Williams, Susan Cowan, Mr. Luttinger. I 1 � w i . -pj J (from left) front: Jennifer Campbell, Michelle Smith, Jamie Marching -DcUlCl Hamlin, Kathy Wicks, Tori Bechler; row two: Tina Dowling, ° Brenda Wood, Richard Kelly, Barry Dusharm, Juliann Baker, ]hristopher Dashnaw; row three: Matthew O'Bryan, Aaron Clark, Joanne Wood, Brenda lUllivan, Kim Fraser, Paula Maxwell, John Miller, Keith Hoover; row four: Patrick looley, Thomas Valentine, John Blundon, Timothy Dashnaw, Kenny Malbeuf, Christy ancroft, Michael Cleveland. Drill Team (from left) front: Terri Evans Anna Ward Lori Bosma Tammy Weaver Jody Eggleston Janine Bassette second row: Chris Hoover Laurie Bancroft Candie Evans Deanna Swem Kathy Lesperance Karen Hoover third row: Kim Miller Jane Benson Barbara LaDuc Anne Fuller Diana Collette Brenda Malbeuf fourth row: Linda Canfield Valerie Bango Caroline Stott Tammy Lesperance Sandra Smith Julie Eggleston back row: Michelle Weir, Theresa Dusharm, Donna Collette, Cynette Cleveland, April Miller, Lynne Fuller, Jamie Smith. Mrs. Shirley Hoover is the faculty director of the Drill Team. The girls performed between games on Thursday, February 15, and in Potsdam during the play-offs. Mixed Chorus (from left) front: Chris Hoover, Denise LaParr, Kathy Lesperance Michelle Weir, Lori Bosma, Sandra Smith, Kim Fraser, A.XJIL Miller, Jennifer Campbell; row two: Miss Finch, Linda LaBow, Susan Cowan, Brenda Wood, Caroline Stott, Barbara LaDuc, Pamela Case, Juliann Baker, Kathy Wicks; row three: Teresa Phillips, Christy Bancroft, Anne Fuller, Daphne Richardson, Tammy Lesperance, Jamie Hamlin, Laurie Bancroft, Laurie Wood, Jane Benson; row four: Michael Ward, Keith Hoover, Timothy Davison, Joseph Sibley, Richard Blundon, Kenny Malbeuf, Richard Kelly; row five: Mark Weir, Timothy Dashnaw, Thomas Valen- tine, John Blundon, Dale Ford, Kevin Buckingham, Russell Wood, Christopher Dash- naw, Richard Davison. On Friday, November 3, 1978, the Mixed Chorus staged The Harrisville Follies . Musical selections were interspersed with sketches entitled Help the Blind (pictures one and three above), Noah and the Lord (center photo), and Clothes Make the Man . The Triple Trio also performed. Craig Luther acted as M.C.. (from left) front: Susan Cowan, Denise LaParr, Anna Ward, Girls CnOrUS Tammy Lesperance, Anne Fuller, Chris Hoover, Kim Fraser, Kim Miller, Jennifer Campbell; row two: Michelle Ritz, Sandra mith, Karen Hoover, Linda LaBow, Brenda Wood, Caroline Stott, Barbara LaDuc, Pam ]ase, Kathy Wicks, Janine Bassette, Lisa Ryan; row three: Miss Finch, Laurie Bancroft, Jane Benson, Lori Bosma, Daphne Richardson, Jamie Hamlin, Laurie Wood, Terri Evans, Jody Eggleston, Debbie Collette, Cindy Phillips; row four: Brenda Ward, mura Luther, Tammy Clement, Juliann Baker, Kathy Lesperance, Michelle Weir, Lynne 'rank, Lisa Evans, Cynette Cleveland, Carla Collette, Donna Wood, Vickie Draper; row five: Cathy Kaminski, Dianne Clement, Patricia Best, Candle Evans, Lynne ’uller, Brenda Sullivan, Michelle Smith, Donna Collette, Teresa Phillips, Christy Bancroft, Paula Maxwell, Bobbi Hooper. Triple (from left) front: Lori Bosma, Sandra Smith, Tammy Lesperance, -p • Kim Fraser; back: Miss Finch, Michelle Weir, Linda LaBow, 1 ITO Jennifer Campbell, Daphne Richardson, Kathy Wicks. Trudy Weaver joined the group in January. Junior High Band The Junior High Band, under the direction of Mr. Luttinger, meets weekly as a group to practice some of the skills taught in individual lessons during the course of the week. Most members of this group will move up to the Senior Band and other instrumental ensembles upon entering ninth grade. Chorus Miss Finch directs the above large Junior High Chorus. This group generally meets on Friday to rehearse songs which will be performed during concerts staged throughout the school year. Many of these singers will join the Mixed and or Girls' Choruses upon completing Junior High School studies. nj t T 'T' 1 + J I (from left) seated: Pam Case, Jennifer Campbell jLU 1 cilCnLCQ JUniOrS Daphne Richardson, Cynette Cleveland; standing: Anna Ward, Anne Fuller, Tim Dashnaw, Patrick Hooley, Terri Evans. Terri, Anne and Cynette were enrolled in the Computers course; Jennifer, Daphne and Pam, in the General Semantics course; and Anna, Tim, and Pat, in the Human Behavior course. Audio-Visual Club Baker, Mr. Fraser, Clayton Swem Robert Ford. (from left) seated: Perry Case, Donald Cook, Bruce Williams, Reed Rose; standing: Daphne Richardson, Donald Fuller, Mr. Hindsdale, Kevin Gale, Leta , Michael Cleveland, John Miller, Aaron Clark, Kindergarten through Grade Three students presented Christmas On Cloud 25 at the Elementary School on December 11, 1978, under the direction of Miss Catherine Finch, district vocal music teacher. The play, in two acts, featured Puffy (Chris Looby), Misty (Tina Wood), Mirro (Debbie Hawthorne), Cirro (Tom Davison), Wispy (Kristi Wood), and Shayne Atkinson and Mike Chamberlain as White Angels. Christmas On Cloud 25 Others in the cast included Harold Ober as Santa, Debbie Char- trand as Mary, John LaDuc as Joseph, Jeffrey Hall, Ryan Betrus, and Mark Sibley as Shepherds, Parrish Baillargeon, Richard LaPlatney, and Nelson Clark as Wisemen, Robin Leonard, Angela LaPlatney, and Sara Gale as Angels. Students from the kindergarten completed the Nativity Scene. First graders were featured in Santa's Workshop and second graders staged the Home Christmas scene. Third graders were Pink Angels. M A S H Scheduled For Spring Production 00000 M A S H CAST The RED MASQUE, Harrisyille Central School's drama club, started rehearsals in mid-February for a spring production of M A S H. Pictured above is the cast: (from left) front: Michelle Weir (Agnes), Lynne Frank (Miss Randazzle), Sue Cowan (Korean woman), Leta Baker (Ruth Haskell), Deanna Swem (Nancy Phillips), Jennifer Campbell (Janice Fury); second row: Lori Bosma (Bridget McCarthy), Debbie Moody (Connie Liebowitz), Brenda Wood (Dean Mercy Lodge), Janine Bassette (Louise Kimble), Karen Hoover (Korean woman), Barbara LaDuc (Mitzi), Kim Miller (Fritzi) , Anne Fuller (Congresswoman Goldfarb); third row: Patrick Hooley ( Ugly ), Chris Dashnaw ( Trapper John ), Mike Cleveland ( Spearchucker ), Bob LaPlante (Sgt. Devine), Tom Valentine (Walt Waldowski), Barry Dusharm ( Radar ), John Blundon (General Hammond), Marty Luther (Ho-Jon), Steve Coffie (Capt. Burns), Joe Sibley (Col. Blake), Tim Dashnaw ( Hawkeye ), Linda LaBow (Margaret Houlihan), Russell Wood ( Duke ). Absent for photograph: Tim Wood (Pvt. Boone), Kevin Buckingham (Father Mulcahy), Riki Blundon (Pvt. Lopez). Mr. Gerald Amerando, who has acted as faculty adviser to the Red Masque, is directing the production of M A S H. As we go to press, no final date has been set for the production but it is expected that a late March or early April date will be selected. If productions of past years are any indication of what we might expect, we are then to be treated to a most enjoyable evening of comedy. Unfortunately, we are unable to feature actual production pictures since our last deadline falls several weeks before M A S H is presented to the public. A Very Special Page A Retirement Mrs. Jane Scott, pictured at the left, is retiring from the Harrisville Central School staff after twenty-three years of dedicated service. Mrs. Scott, who joined the faculty in the fall of 1955, has taught first grade for most of her career. A graduate of State University College, Potsdam, which granted her a Bachelor of Science degree, Mrs. Scott began her teaching career in Fort Covington in 1945. Before coming to Harrisville, she also taught in Hogansburg and in the Wells District, Pitcairn. Her husband, Wilfred, served on the Harrisville Central School District Board of Education for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. Scott are the parents of two daughters, Connie and Cheryl. Harrisville Central School is losing one of its most dedicated faculty members with the retirement of Mrs. Scott. We wish her many happy years of retirement. An Eagle Scout Anthony Williams, flanked by his proud parents in the photo above, reached the dream of every Scout, the rank of Eagle Scout, and was formally received into this select group at a special Court of Honor, Wednesday, February 14, 1979. Since becoming a Cub Scout in 1970 in Antwerp's Troop 47, Tony has demonstrated superior qualities of leadership, for which he has been awarded numerous honors and has been selected to attend a number of leadership programs. We are proud that he reached his goal while a resident of the Harrisville area. Congratulations to you, Tony, and to your parents. At the far right is Mr. Mason, of Watertown, who conducted the Court of Honor ceremony which saw Tony become what is perhaps Harrisville's first Eagle Scout. COUNTY GOVERNMENT EDUCATION MONTH Chris Hoover was selected from the Lake Bonaparte Chapter of the National Honor Society to represent Harrisville Central School in Lewis County's County Government Education Month held during November 1978. As our representative, she shadowed County Legislator Gary Buckingham, with whom she is pictured. The month began with a student participants' seminar held in the county seat, Lowville. Throughout the month, Chris accompanied Mr. Buckingham to com- mittee meetings. Finally, student parti- cipants shared in the December meeting of the county legislature. Her assessment of the experience is that it was a most enrich- ing activity which substantially added to her appreciation of the county legislative process. Class of 1979 Regents Scholarship winners were once again this year based on a student's performance in the SAT. Three of the thirty-six members of this year's graduating class were named winners: Scott Baker, Linda Simmons, and Kathy Wicks. In addition, five Seniors were named to the Alternate's List: Sherry Benson (12th), Kevin Buck- ingham (14th), Howard Hooper (17th), Kim Fraser (18th), and Chris Hoover (22nd). We congratulate all for their accomplishment. Since we went to press last year before winners and alternates were announced, we would like to state for the record that Michael Wicks was a winner. Michael Valentine, second alternate, was later moved up to the winners' list. Other alter- nates were Paul Richer (16th) and Lynne Ford (19th). Again this year, several art works done by high school students were submitted in the MONY Scholastic Art Award competition in Syracuse. Pictured at the left is Linda LaBow, two of whose entries were judged of superior quality and awarded Gold Keys. The first of her prize- winning entries was titled For Now... and was done in tempera paints on black background in mosaic-like style. The second was a crayon rendition of Indian corn titled Time . Our congratulations go to all who submitted works and especially to Linda for her artistic achieve- ment . Candids One in a row! jpper left: Christy Bancroft, Portlyn tfooley; bottom left: Diana Collette, Teresa Dusharm, Julie Eggleston; upper right: Lori Bosnia, Terri Evans, Anna Ward; center: Bruce Seymour, Raymond Bechler; bottom: Tim Wood, Tony Williams, Treg Miller, Jim Cole, Dale Ford, Tracy Lancor. Why are they staring at us? Basket Weaving 1011 Me and my HYDRO-AXI Top left: front: Diane Clement, Lisa Ryan, Tammy Clement; back: Juliann Baker, Donna Collette, Lynne Fuller, Karen Hoover, Kim Fraser, Terry Pommerville. Center: John Luther § Tamra Van Wyck. Bottom: Tina Dowling, Diane Collette, Teresa Dusharm, Laura Collette, Jamie Hamlin, Jane Benson, Cindy Phillips. Upper right: Mr. Fraser. Lower right: Joe Sibley. Hawaiian Belles Well trapped Top left: Russ Wood. Bottom: Mrs. Hoover, Cindy Didas, Janette Whitney, Brenda Ward, Vicki Draper, Linda Worden. Upper right: Vanessa Fayette, Laura Luther. Center: Daphne Richardson, Pam Case. Bottom: Kris Ekberg, Barb McIntosh, Chris Bancroft. Energy equals what mass? We're not talking! There, that does it! This is the way they do it on TV! mot IlOCJr CllT-� All Bet(te)s off! Upper left: Mr. Parow and Miss Shampine. Bottom: Alicia Scu- deri. Upper right: Michelle Frank, Deanna Swem. Center: George Shackley, Berta Cole, Charles Fowler. Bottom: Barb LaDuc, Tom Valentine, Kevin Buckingham, Joanne Wood, Tammy Lesperance, Scott Baker. I like the looks of it! We dress this way every day! I Always from the left...Always... Want to trade? Upper left: Danny Simmons and other physical culturists. Center: unidentifiable wet ones. Bottom: Mr. Bearor, Mr. Fraser. Upper right: Richie Ward, Marie Luther. Bottom: Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Sweet. I forgot something, you say! Kim, THIS is a carburetor! Upper left: Randy Patnode, Joe Sibley, Todd Weaver. Center: Frank Bango, Chuck Zielgler. Bottom: Linda LaBow, Howard Hooper. Upper right: Kim Fraser, Tom Valentine. Bottom: Barb LaDuc. Yours is the 'Big Payoff' 'La 'Duck' and 'Big Bird' Phyllis Who? If Upper left: Cindy Didas. Bottom: Mr. Amerando. Upper right: Miss Collins, Mr. Kellerhals, Miss Felio, Mrs. LaDuc. Center: John Blundon, Kim Fraser, Tom Valentine, Scott Baker. Bottom: Steve Valentine, Mark Weir, Steve Coffie. And away we go! No, not the cooler again! The year's best dressed! Upper left: Mike Cleveland. Bottom: Michelle Weir. Upper right: Kathy Wicks, Sherry Benson. Center: Susan Cowan, Jackie Whitmarsh, Mr. Fraser. Bottom: Sherry Benson, Leta Baker, Kathy Wicks, Dawn Wood. O.K., boys. Hit it! Gramp and Granny! Weird, us? I’m concentrating! All for one and one for all! Noontime siesta'. Toot, toot! Tweet, tweet! Here we are! Upper left: Mrs. Hunter. Center: Liz Ripley, Tina Dowling, Valerie Bango, Linda Canfield. Bottom: Mr. Hinsdale. Upper right: Dennis Baker, Garry Butts. Bottom: Mr. Pierce. Filling in the gaps! Lighting up the tree! Up...Up...Up...You can do it! (Tim LaDuc) Fallen faces! (Miss Collins and Linda LaBow) One of us is the Hulk! (John Miller, Chris Dashnaw, Mark Weir) Look what we found! (Jane Benson, Scott Scuderi, Tracy Lancor) ...and then Miss Bur.... (Miss Burrows and Tracy Berckley) Rehearsals are so much fun.' (Tammy Lesperance and Tom Valentine) First the cake ... then! (Wanda Hooper at 18) Was I really snoring? (Russ Wood, Tony Williams, Todd Weaver) In Mir business the customer is king! I He's supposed to kiss ME I Upper left: Kim Fraser, Scott Baker, Miss Collins; bottom left: Miss Collins, Linda LaBow; upper right: Rhonda LayBoult; center right: Mrs. Sheryl Lawrence, Mrs. Kelley Langs, Barb LaDuc, Caroline Stott. This book is alive! Life does NOT end at twenty! A sprig and a (La)bow! Looby's Emporium! Upper left: Cathy Kaminski, Michelle Frank, Robert Ford, Charles Richards, Richard Kelly, Richard Davison, Joel Dowling, Steve Valentine, Michael Ward; center left: Sandra Smith; lower left: Alicia Scuderi, Teresa Dusharm, Laurie Bango, Diana Collette, April Miller, Brenda Mal- beuf, Sara Ober; upper right: Kim Fraser and unidentified opponent; lower right: Jim Cole, Tracy Lancor. k It As soon as you leave, we eat! I Modern Ballet! Jl. Honest. I don't have any cake in my mouth! fJon Bassette) lower left: Chuck Ziegler and Kris Ekberg; upper right: the Lesperance, Campbell, and Fuller families; center: Treg Miller, Steve Miller, and Francis Johnson; lower right: Roger Patnode, Pat Ritz, and Sam Weaver. A pass? Of course! Let me fix you up! It's easy. Everything is color-coded I Rembrandts, Picassos, Matisses... Dallas Cowgirls, here I come! I I'll never open my mouth again! upper left: Bob LaPlante and Mike Hoffman; center: Miss Collins and her Art Workshop contingent; lower left: Janine Bassette, Jody Eggle- ston and Tammy Weaver; upper right: Darlene Cole; lower right: Marvin Hooper. Closet Junk Food Addict! I think I broke my finger sliding in'. What's This? A Frenchman shooting (seated: Juliann Baker, Lisa Lawrence, pool I Karen Hoover; standing: Dawn Wood, (Mr. LeBlanc) Kathy Lesperance) We're not taking any 'Wood(en)' nickels! (Dawn § Brenda Wood) You're cutting in on my territory! 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