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

Text from Pages 1 - 121 of the 1980 volume:

The Pirates Log staff joins the Board of Education, the Chief Administrator, the Faculty, and other staff members in congratulating the voting public of the Harrisville Central School District for their foresight and concern for the education of our youth in approving the bond issue (473 to 93) presented to them on December 11, 1979. The new facility, the floor plan and exterior of which can be seen on the title page, will, for many years, be a proud memorial to all who supported the district's efforts to provide the best possible education to area youths. Sincerest thanks are extended to all who worked to make this project possible. Yearbook Staff from left, front: Lori Bosma, Anna Ward, Tammy Lesperance, Terri Evans, Anne Fuller, Paula Maxwell; second row: Dale Ford, Valerie Bango, Debbie Moody, Carla Collette, Janine Bassette, Richard Kelly, Barry Dusharm; third row: Tina Dowling, Laura Collette, Brenda Malbeuf, Tammy Clement, Diana Collet- te, Matthew O'Bryan; fourth row: Jamie Smith, Teresa Dusharm, Crystal Couzens, Karen Hoover, Kathy Lespe- rance, Jody Eggleston; back row: Lynne Fuller, Patricia Best, Michelle Smith, Aaron Clark, Candie Evans. Mr LeBlanc advises the staff. The photo on the left features some of the eighty-eight entries submitted in this year's cover contest. The winning design was submitted by Janine Bassette. The finalists were: Laura Collette, Donna Collette, Kathy Lesperance, Shannon Kelly, Karen Hoover, Pat- ricia Best, April Liscum, Tina Dowling, Lisa Ryan, April Miller. 2 MANY THANKS TO ALL WHO PARTICIPATED Dedication 1980 The 1980 edition of the Pirates Log is proudly dedicated to Mr. Michael O'Bryan, sixth grade teacher. Mr. O'Bryan has been a member of the teaching staff since the fall of 1969. A native of Herkimer, New York, he matriculated at Castleton State College in Castleton, Vermont, and has done graduate work at St. Lawrence University. He and his wife Joan live on Main Street with their four children. A past president of the Harrisville Teachers' Association, Mr. O'Bryan is Known for his better-than-average speaking ability. In his leisure time, he professes to enjoy reading, woodworking, swimming and all sports as a spectator. On behalf of all who are associated with the district, the staff extends to Mr. O'Bryan its sincerest congratulations for an honor well-deserved. May your presence among us extend far into the future. Administration Richard Kelly, District Superintendent of Schools Lloyd Dashnaw, Vice-Principal Board Of Education from left, front: Doris Starzec Gary Buckingham, President Stephen LaDuc Bernard Shinnick, Vice-President back: Richard Kelly, Superintendent of Schools Henry Lesperance Ranald Luther Thomas Canfield Lloyd Dashnaw, Clerk 4 from left, front: Rebecca Heagle, B.A. Mathematics Shirley Dusharm, B.S. Commercial Agnes Scanlon, Library Clerk Shirley Hoover, B.S. Homemaking Eileen Collins, B.S., M.S.T. , Art back: Stewart Parow, B.A., M.S., Social Studies Gary Hindsdale, B.A., M.A., Guidance Roderick Parow, B.A. English Richard Tarr, B.A. Social Studies Rickey Bearor, B.S. Physical Education from left, front: Terry Cole, B.A., M.L.S., English § Library Avis Cring, B.A., M.Ed., Mathematics Jannet Seelman, B.A. Corrective Reading Kathy Felio, B.S. Physical Education James Durkish, B.S. Industrial Arts back: Marcel LeBlanc, B.A., M.A., Foreign Languages § English Philip Looby, B.A. Science William Kellerhals, B.A., Science Chris Luttinger, B.M. Instrumental Music Joseph Breindel, B.S., M.S., English Patrick Fraser, B.A. Social Studies 5 Special Faculty from left, front: Charles Folsom, B.S. Phys. Ed. Barry Scales, B.A. Rem. Reading Carol Phillips, B.S. Rem. Reading Mary LaDuc Dent. Hyg. back: Joan Dashnaw, B.S. Nurse-Teacher Bonnie Lehman, B.S. Sp. Therap. Lela LaDuc, B.A. Corr. Math Catherine Finch, B.M. Vocal Music Jackie Wood Lib. Clerk Junior-Senior High School Personnel from left, front: Cheryl Gratzer Delores Young Helen Burke Charlyne Moromisato Jackie Vallencour back: Lynne Bechler Evelyn Hunter Marie LaVancha George Pierce Lynda Wood Barbara Manchester Grade School Personnel i f from left, front: Rachel Hooper Gladys Young Joyce Wood Loretta Ledger Alice Hooper back: Doris Bancroft Keatha Swanson Martin Luther Pearl Blundon Alice Pike Doris Mealus Bus Drivers from left: Marlene Bango (sub) Jill Nawotniak Paul Case Harold Seymour Nyle Manchester Kathaleen Pierce Dorothy Baker Douglas Clarke regulars not pictured: Merton Cochran Modena Hooley 7 m 4 ilpl’uffi. Eric Graham Elizabeth Trombley Eric Chamberlain Harold Whitney Brian Hopper Jason Miller Miss DeBoalt Heather parow Timothy Ayers Angela Emerson Mark Hooper Christine Mono Dawn Kaler Jennifer Lashua Eric Walters Francis LaPlante Lisa Bango u 12 William Deamer Tammy Stamper Sarah Gale Tina Fowler Carl Parow Todd McIntosh Brian Best Mark Johnson Chad Thompson Nelson Clark Travis Moore Jonathan Spencer Angela LaPlatney Anthony Casciaro Parish Baillargeon Nicole Hunter Ricky Jesmer IH Joanna Phillips Aaron Fowler Jeffrey Hall Nichole McIntosh Michael Fuller Steven Savidge Mrs. Bowser o o t I « John LaDuc Fred Rose Heidi Phillips Robin Leonard Adam McIntosh Adam Carr Mark Sibley Ryan Betrus John Phillips Dorothy Hooper Scott Anderson Robert Fowler Charles Parow Scott Walters Mary Ann Card William Middlestate Richard LaPlatney Debra Chartrand S Trudy Myers Stacy Hooper Fred Hall Sherri Ryan Eric Frank Dawn LaFlair Mrs. Valentine o Mark Phillips David LaVancha Mark Whitaker Melody Brown Sherri Hernandez Jesse Miller Steven Bechler __Trombley Billie Jo LaFave Michelle Hart Patricia Whitford Amanda McIntosh Rebecca Chartrand Adam Atkinson Lynette Phil Richer Crin Randy Mono Alan Williams Kelly Richards April Colony Yjayne Mantle Eric Finley Eric Baker Nicole Jesmer r 14 Jennifer Thomas William Tarr Terry LaParr Michael Miller Krista Manchester Stephen Clarke Michaela Mealus Bridget O'Bryan Bobbi Sue Folsom Tonya Graham Scott Smith Brian Stamper Carrie Middlestate Denise Bango Mary Wood Francis Angel Rounds LaParr Jodi Hooper Bridget LaPlante Edward Chamberlain Andrew Williams Rodney Patnode Jeffery Travis Moore LaFave Karianne Woodward Harold Ober 15 Chrisscheyl Bango Julie Manchester DeWayne Baillargeon Joshua Dickinson Colleen Kiggins Laurie Nawotniak Tony LaParr Angelia Hunter Tony Betrus Richard Wicks Rachelle Ford Danielle Fraser Jack Anderson Troy Spencer Keith Young Glenn Smith Laurie Cross Terri Jo LayBoult Regina LaVancha Jack McIntosh Kristi Casciaro Thomas Looby Laurie Myers Dennis Canfield Todd Friedman Mrs. Grindal Nichole Davis Kathleen Kelly Richard Tarr II Laura Taylor James Taylor Sheila Pealo Donald Fowler Miss Shampine Christopher Frank Christine DeHart Michelle Williams Daniel Hawthorne Penny Fowler Scott Bango Kristin Stroup Ann Moody Christine Gratzer Victor Moore Sheena Atkinson Tina Kajler Edward Ritz Joanne House Gerald Baker Sara LaParr Robert Peabody Mason VanWyck 1 Michael Chamberlain Timothy Vanderpool Aria Collette Debbie Hawthorne Leland Pierce John LaFave Andrew Parow Brenda Middlestate Jason McIntosh William Stamper Robert Bango Ronda LaPlatney Lynette Whitney Shane Morris Kevin Delles Derrick Kiggins 18 Richard Wicks David Hooper Colleen McIntosh James Fuller Shayne Atkinson i2abeth chmitt Michael LaPlatney Charles Colony Dawn Deamer Thomas Davison Brenda Clement Lynn Kaler Mark McIntosh Brenda Dusharm Christopher © Looby C % 9 c «V 19 Melissa Manchester Christine O'Bryan Autumn Frazee Stephen Moody Mike Rose Trena Middl estate Tracy Taylor JoAnne Clark Julie Parow Lisa Bosma Lucinda Parow Connie Ritz Kendall Whitney James Couzens Tom Jones Lauri Chris Woodward Mr. Amerando Scott Bechler Anne Pierce Brenda Deamer Corey Swanson James Manchester 20 Amanda Fraser Myra Cummings Chris Wicks Kristie . Crane . Brian Chamberlain Michael Phillips Scott Hunter Tim Fowler Carrie Stevens Matthew Bovee Richard Mono Jason Dickinson Danielle Dusharm Cynthia jClark , Angela Atkinson Joe Brown j« gm a John Graham Shila McIntosh Ty Coloney Bret Miller Tim Hart 21 Michelle Johnson Annette Whitney Kenneth Hartle James Dusharm Kevin Davison Chad LaPlatney James Thomas Mark Nawotniak Shelley Hudson f Tracy O LaFave Kevin v Hooper J Lena Wicks Andrea Parow Jody LaPar Brian Colony Emily Sullivan Daniel Hooley Brian Mantle Allan . Ekberg Matthew McIntosh Marion Lancor Mr. O'Bryan l t 77 Emilie Schmitt Kimberley Fuller Steve Hooper Jeffrey McIntosh Todd Campbell Q John Stott Reine Trombley Francis Hart Thomas LaVancha Jeffrey Baker Lloyd _ Fuller Michael Hawthorne Daniel Ritz Michelle Peabody Patrick O'Bryan Tina LaFave Roy Davis Timothy Phillips Laura Hooley Francine Wilson Clorinda LaParr Jeffrey LaPar Sherene Pealo Andrea LaFlair 23 Grade School More Clowns § Matadors... from left: Victor Moore, Troy Spencer, unidentified, Thomas Looby, and Richard Tarr. Josh Dickinson in back. Ghosts § Santas... from left: Terry LaParr, Bridget O'Bryan, Angel LaParr, William Tarr, and Rodney Patnode. Bearded Men 5 Pumpkin Heads... from left: Jesse Miller, Lynette Richer, Melody Brown, Patricia Whitford, and Billie Jo LaFave. Robots £ More Santas... from left: Scott Anderson, Don LaFlair, Robin Leonard, Heidi Phillips, and Billy Middlestate 24 Halloween Nature Boys § Drunks... from left: Bret Miller, Richard Mono, Tony Bango, Mike Phillips Brian Chamberlain, and John Graham. Big Birds § Squids... from left (seated) David Hooper, and Dawn Deamer; (standing) Elizabeth Schmitt, Brenda Dusharm Janet Cross, James Sullivan, and James Fuller. Clowns § Farmers... from left: Jennifer Lashua, Steven Rose, Christopher Baker, Daniel Folsom, and Eric Walters. Bride § Little Old Ladies from left Cristine DeHart, Steven Shampine (in front), Colleen Kiggins, Joanne House, Shelley Ford, and Regina LaVancha 25 Christmas Play Three Scenes of Christmas , this year's grade operetta was presented on December 13, 1979. Speakers for the presentation were Jerry Baker, Denise Bango, Joshua Dickinson, and Patricia Whitford. Choruses from the various rooms sang carols as part of the production. Miss Finch directed. t SAINT LUCIA DAY PLAY from left, front: Thomas Davison Brenda Clement back: Charles Savidge Craig Davie Shane Morris Deborah Hawthorne Janet Cross Michael Chamberlain Tonya Sykes 26 27 Seventh Grade Officers President: Darren Burgess Vice-President: Elizabeth Cole Secretary: Diane Jackson Treasurer: Leanne Frazee from left, front: Timothy Evans, Darren Burgess, Brad Clement, Philip Case, back: Judy Finley, Tammy Canfield, Carol Cummings, Paula Fayette, John Bancroft. from left, front: Terry LaFlair, Jeffrey Gratzer, Anthony Brown, Leonard Bechler. back: Joel Clark, Kelly Austin, Ronald Hartle, Tresa LaParr. from left, front: Todd Moody, Donald Simmons, John McIntosh, center: Sue Thomas, Leanne Frazee, Dexter Worden, back: Dawn Ogrodnik, Jeff Walters. The seventh grade, the Class of 1985, numbered fifty-three students. In a very few short days, most of them had adjusted to being the smallest people around. They all seem to have survived the hectic and sometimes dangerous minutes which mark the passing of classes. 30 from left, front: Diane Jackson, Robert Delies, David Kiggins, Randy Didas, back: Raymond Hughto, John Hart, Pam Luther, Lisa Draper. from left, front: Ross Wicks, Brian McIntosh, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Christopher Wood. back: Randy Thomas, Timothy Best, Kelly Jo LaFave, Dawn Mantle. The transition from elementary status to junior-senior high brings about certain decided changes in study habits at times. Under the guidance of their junior high subject matter teachers, the seventh graders pictured on these pages seem to be slowly but steadily assuming the responsi- bilities of their advancing years. Mrs. Heagle § Mr. Parow, advisors. from left, front: Carol Ritz, Julie Frank, Julie Clark, center: Mary Ann LayBoult, Elizabeth Cole, Brian Clement, back: Delbert Ryan, Lynette Ward, Derek Trombley. 31 j ) Eighth Grade Officers President: Susan Smith Vice-President: Trina Collette Secretary: Scott Lancor Treasurer: Sandra Hadfield from left, front: Amy Benney, Victoria Bango, Linda Graves, center: Charles Fowler, Maxwell Bressett, Raymond Bechler. back: Richard Hill, Charles Gibbs. from left, front: Elizabeth Ripley, Laurie LaVancha, Brent Swanson, Scott McIntosh, Kriss Whitney, back: Mark Parow, Trina Collette, Mary Dreythaler, Chris Ogrodnik. The Class of 1984 was composed of fifty- four members, all looking forward to the end of the present school year when they would finally reach the final stage of their local education, i.e., entry into high school. from left, front: Sandra Hadfield, Sue Fuller, Susan Smith, Jeneen Phillips, Shannon Kelly, back: Tracy Moore, John Jackson, Philip Bechler, Kevin Gratzer. 32 from left, front: Cindy Clement, Marla Mantle, Tammy Young, Delora Morris, Brenda Sibley, back: Michael Branagan, Thomas Hayes, Martin Luther, Robby Leonard, Scott LaPar. from left, front: Leon Wicks, Michael Hooley. back: Berta Cole, Kimberly Ames, Bruce Seymour. from left, front: Steven Lesperance, Scott Lancor, David Hoffman, back: Robin Ward, Marie Luther, Amanda Taylor. Mr. Breindel § Mr. Kellerhals, advisors from left, front: John Wood, Floyd Moore. back: Richard Ward, Perry Case, Rebecca Graves, Bonnie LaFave, Victoria Vary. Ninth Grade from left, front: Shelley Jackson Tina Dowling, Sara Ober, Laura Collette. back: Stuart Weaver, Dale LaParr, Donald Thomas, Todd LaFave, Matthew O'Bryan. Officers President: Laura Collette Vice-President: Matthew O'Bryan Secretary: Tina Dowling Treasurer: Steven Miller from left, front: Michael Cochran, Eugene Hooley, Francis Johnson, Steven Ritz. back: Kim Lewis, Vickie LayBoult, Kenneth Hadfield, Bradford Johnston. from left, front: Jane Benson, Michael Hoffman, back: Jeffrey Cole, Lynly Mashaw, Michael Cleveland. from left, front: Joseph Clement, James Vanderpool, Darrell Best, back: Ricky Leonard, Mark Dreythaler, Harvey Hooper, Robert Fayette. 34 I I ) I I from left, front: Kevin Ritz, Missy Parow, Linda Canfield, back: Edward McIntosh, Timothy LaDuc, Danny Simmons, John Sibley. from left, front: Lucy Watt, Donald Cook. center: Carolyn Cole, Steven Miller. back: April Miller, Jack Bango. from left, front: Priscilla Bovee, Tina LayBoult, Debbie Moody, back: Julie Eggleston, William Couzens, Valerie Bango, Jamie Smith. Mr. LeBlanc 5 Mrs. Cring, advisors from left, front: Teresa Dusharm, Crystal Couzens, Brenda Malbeuf, Diana Collette, back: Lane Miller, Dean Richards, Gerald Wood, Laurie Bango. 35 Officers President: Bruce Williams Vice-President: Laurie Wood Secretary: Donna Collette Treasurer: Michelle Smith from left, front: Laura Luther, Laurie Wood, John Miller, Roger Patnode. back: Michael Frank, Michelle Smith, Donna Collette, Brian Williams. from left, front: Brian Burgess, Donald Fuller, Edmund Jackson, Danny Clark, back: Tammy Clement, Brenda Branagan, Cindy Didas, Patricia Best. The Class of 1982 is the smallest class in high school. It numbered only forty students. It does, however, have a number of students who have a very promising future academically if they do not falter along the way and continue to achieve to their fullest potential. The end of the sophomore year marks the mid-point of one's high school years. It is an important point in this phase of one's ... from left, front: Mark Weir, Cindy Phillips . back: Janette Whitney, Mark Benson, Edward Cochran. 36 from left, front: Vickie Draper, Vanessa Fayette, back: Stephen Duggan, Robert LaPlante, Wally O’Neil. ...education since decisions must be made as to what course of study is to be pursued. from left, front: Chris Dashnaw, Aaron Clark, Barry Dusharm, Bruce Williams, back: Jamie Hamlin, Kathy Lesperance, Laurie Bancroft. from left, front: Linda Worden, Lisa Ryan, Brenda Ward, center: Patrick Ritz, Samuel Weaver. back: Robert LaFave, Paul Case. front: Mr. Looby 5 Mrs. Hoover, back: Mr. Dusrkish. advisors 37 Officers President: Carla Collette Vice-President: Michelle Weir Secretary: Sandra Smith Treasurer: Keith Hoover from left, front: Terri Pomerville, Darlene Cole, center: Rhonda LayBoult, Stephen Valentine. back: Robert Ford, Terry Luther, Timothy Wood. from left, front: Paula Maxwell, Michelle Weir, Joseph Briggs, Sandra Smith, Carla Collette. back: Reed Rose, Charles Richards, Michael Ward, Daniel Bancroft, Joel Dowling. The Class of 1981 counted forty-six members. Having completed a successful stationery campaign, the class is looking forward to its Junior Prom, held in Mav generally. Also on the minds of many are the June regents. This is undoubtedly the most demanding year in high school. Good luck! from left, front: Janine Bassette, Donna Wood, Angie Bango. back: Bobbi Hooper, Patricia Case. 38 from left, front: Lisa Lawrence, Richard Davison, Juliann Baker, Lisa McIntosh, Kristine Ekberg. back: Barbara McIntosh, Marvin Hooper, Tori Bechler. from left, front: Dominic Bango, Keith Hoover. back: Robin Rounds, Candie Evans. from left, front: Bobbi Wicks, Debbie Collette, Jody Eggleston, back: Clayton Swem. Mr. Tarr, Miss Finch, § Mr. Fraser, advisors from left, front: Lynne Fuller, Karen Hoover, Michelle Frank, Brenda Sullivan, center: Richard Blundon. back: Jeffrey Miller, Timothy Davison, Richard Kelly. 39 Junior King Prom And 1979 Queen - On Saturday evening, May 19, 1979, the Class of 1980 staged its Junior Prom to the music of High Life, a five-piece musical ensemble. Class of 1979 King Scott Baker and Queen Kim Fraser crowned Randy Patnode and Anne Fuller king and queen of the evening's festivities. Princesses of the Royal Court were Tammy Lesperance, Linda LaBow, Jennifer Campbell, and Lori Bosma. Princes were Dennis Baker, Joe Sibley, Todd Weaver, and Tim Dashnaw, seen in the photos, lower portion of the next page. ROYAL COURT Attendants: Tammy Lesperance Linda LaBow Jennifer Campbell Lori Bosma Dennis Baker Joseph Sibley Todd Weaver Timothy Dashnaw Photos above depict some of the couples who were present at the Junior Prom festivities. 43 NICKNAME Bake Baker Reverend Bango Boz Bosma Amy Branagan Burgy Burgess Buttsie Butts Jen Campbell Dee-Dee Clement Cynette Cleveland Ames Jim Cole Danny Collette Tim Dashnaw Jim Didas Fred Evans Dale Ford Anne Fuller Lisa Grigg Hobie Hobart Pat Hooley LaBow LaBow Denis LaParr Kim LayBoult Lesperance Lesperance Ape Liscum Kenny Malbeuf George Mallette Debbie Miller Treg Miller Stretch Parow Pappy Patnode Terri Phillips Tilly Ritz Reto Rolim Beth Seymour Slick Sibley Dinky Swem Anna Ward Tam Weaver Weave Weaver Tony Willi Russ Wood Chuck Ziegler FAVORITE FOOD FAV. PERFORMER(S) venison Boston (none) Beatles lasagna Seals 5 Crofts subs (none) lasagna Led Zeppelin steak § FF Neil Diamond Kentucky fried chicken Helen Reddy pizza § lasagna Boston lasagna Cheap Trick spaghetti Led Zeppelin spaghetti Bob Seger prime ribs Bad Company venison Lynyrd Skynyrd venison heart § FF Kenny Rogers venison Cheap Trick lasagna mom's lasagna Cheap Trick Bob Dylan lasagna Steve Miller Band lobster Steve Martin green eggs § ham (none) venison Styx pizza Foreigner lasagna Neil Diamond fishburger, FF Anne Murray § root beer venison 5 mashed Steve Miller Band potatoes Pepsi Foreigner macaroni § cheese Billy Joel lobster Boston steak § FF Dynasty chili Styx hamburg § FF Led Zeppelin ham and cheese sub Cheap Trick § orange soda salads Helen Schneider steak (none) hamburg 5 FF Styx ice cream Cheap Trick lasagna Ronnie Milsap subs 5 milkshakes Meat Loaf shrimps, scallops § FF Beatles apple pie WNBC programs shrimp Styx lobster Robin Trower FAVORITE SONG Running wnn cne Devil Foggy Mt. Breakdown Sad Eyes One Way or Another Your Move Diamond Girl You Take My Breath Away Last Cheater's Waltz Stairway to Heaven Surrender Just When I Needed You Most Boom, Boom Sweet Home Alabama Just When I Needed You Most Surrender Freebird Catch the Wind You Take My Breath Away I'm Your Captain Questions Come Sail Away Hot Blooded Freebird It Looks Like We Made It E.T.I. Love Hurts She's Always a Woman More Than a Feeling Rocky Mountain Way I Want You to Want Me Stairway to Heaven Surrender Non Piangere Piu Argentina (none) Isis Sharing the Night Together Three Times a Lady Last Cheater's Waltz Tambourine Man (none) Renegade Bridge of Sighs FAVORITE PASTTIME BIGGEST FEAR WOULD LIKE TO MEET FUTURE PLANS hunting anyone bigger Hitler construction work partying the future Jesus Christ undecided going for long walks being alone J. F. Kennedy registered nurse none spiders § snakes God job hunting listening to music death Jesus Christ engineering hunting working Farrah Fawcett logging music § David 5 periods of Trig Joan of Arc journalism § marriage having fun death God Air Force listening to music snakes Cleopatra graduation 5 marriage § cooking partying homework Geo. Washington undecided hunting § fishing snakes Ritchie Blackmore carpenter arriving late for school women's lib Karol Wojtyla college being outdoors loss of parents Jedediah Smith labor force babysitting § talking life God medical secretary on phone pounding on Freshmen Driver Ed car God Armed Forces reading failure J. F. Kennedy social worker Gordy spiders Bob Dylan enjoy life cars § Jennifer haircuts Edgar Allan Poe marriage 5 Navy listening to music cut eyeball Genghis Khan college § parties anything artistic hopelessness John Lennon college hunting girls Confucius Navy partying spiders God marriage playing sports spiders J. F. Kennedy anesthetist a little of everything (none) (none) teach retarded children hunting women's lib Ritchie Blackmore electrician cars tomorrow Lone Ranger mechanic crafts loneliness (none) labor market partying women drivers Geo. Washington undecided playing in band (Dynasty) parents Neil Peart get job § get rich staying at camp broken bones God coaching bowling frogs Abe Lincoln marriage having fun spiders God medical secretary scouting future without flora § fauna Socrates social worker taking pictures heights Cleopatra undecided staying at camp shot glass Cheryl Tiegs mortician sports life Shakespeare interior decorating babysitting life J. F. Kennedy medical secretary fooling around heights Geo. Washington Air Force staying at camp dogs Magic Johnson blue collar job camping death Karl Marx Air Force Academy physician's assistant sports failure John Paul II partying mom's cooking Pestalozzi hotel restaurant management Our camera caught Reto in various activi- ties in school and at students' homes. In the upper left photo, Reto was a special guest at the National Honor Society induction dinner. The photos at the right show Reto playing cards, receiving his box of coal from St. Nicholas, and helping to keep score at a soccer game. The picture below is of Reto at his locker at the start of the school day. His school day included several courses in English, French, and psychology. During his leisure moments, he spent much of his time in the senior lounge perfecting his basic conversational skills. Lunch was taken in the school's cafeteria with the student body. We have the impression that Reto was not displeased with the routine in an American school. f I 46 Swiss Exchange Student Spends Year With Us Pictured above is the family of Mr. and Mrs. Duggan, their son, Steve, and Reto. Reto is one of six Children of Herr and Frau Werner Rollin, restaurateurs in • the city of Windisch, Switzerland, a community of some eight thousand inhabitants. Reto and' his twin brother, Kurt, are nineteen. He has two younger brothers, Werner and Wilhelm, and two younger sisters, Erika and Monika. Following the completion of his mandatory education, Reto began an apprentice- ship in the commercial field with the administrative cadre of a town. His plans call for a career as a social worker, a position which will require three additional years of training including one year in the practical aspects of the job. He must also acquire a sound mastery of the English language, a requirement which his stay in Harrisville has certainly made a great deal easier. We wish him much success and thank him for the many hours of meaningful enjoyment which he brought us. Reto, it has been a pleasure having you with us. 47 Anna Ward 90.9481 (G) Scholastic Leaders Tammy Lesperance Jennifer Campbell Terri Evans 90.8125 (A) 90.7867 (A) 87.5316 (V) In addition to the four scholastic leaders pictured above, the following have maintained a seven-semester average of 85.0 or better. Lori Bosma Anthony Williams'Anne Fuller Kevin Burgess Timothy Dashnaw Linda LaBow 90.3378 (A) 89.2051 (A) 89.1410 (A) 88.6316 (A) 87.4928 (A) 87.2466 (G) NEW YORK STATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Four Seniors were named winners of New York State Scholarships: Kevin Burgess, Anne Fuller, Pat Hooley, and Anthony Williams. Nursing Scholarship alter- nates were Lori Bosma, Tim Dashnaw, Tammy Lesperance, and Russ Wood. National Merit Scholarship Finalist Word was received on February 19, 1980, that Kevin Burgess, pictured on the left with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burgess, had been named a Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Kevin joins 14,000 other Finalists, of whom 3,300 will be selected as recipients of four-year Merit Scholarships. Selection as a Finalist, and later possibly as a recipient of a Merit Scholarship is an achievement attained by less than one percent of graduating Seniors throughout the United States. Kevin becomes the first student of Harrisville Central School to be recognized as a Finalist as a result of his proof of high potential for future academic attainment in the 1980 competition. Congratulations are extended to Kevin and his parents. 48 Class of 1980 FRANK BANGO JV Basketball 9-10. INDUSTRIAL ARTS ELECTRICAL TRADES INDUSTRIAL ARTS AUTO MECHANICS LORI BOSMA FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Class Secretary 10-11; Class Treasurer 12; Drama Club 11; Flag Corps 10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Pompom Girl 11-12; Triple Trio 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 11-12. 49 AMY BRANAGAN HOME ECONOMICS FOOD PREPARATION KEVIN BURGESS FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10; Varsity Baseball 9-10-12; JV Basketball 10; Drama Club 9-10; Mixed Chorus 9-10; National Honor Society 12; Varsity Soccer 9-10. GARRY BUTTS JV Basketball 9-10 AUTO MECHANICS Varsity Basketball 11-12. ! JENNIFER CAMPBELL FRENCH-LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Class Treasurer 10; Drama Club 9-10-11; Girls' Chorus .9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9-10; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11-12; National Honor Society 11-12, President 12; SLU Talented Juniors Program 11; Varsity Soccer 9; Stage Band 11; Student Council Secretary 10; Vice- President 11, President 12, Triple Trio 10- 11-12; Yearbook Staff 9-11. DIANNE CLEMENT Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Volleyball Club 12. , CYNETTE CLEVELAND AMES NURSING AIDE I Color Guard 10-11-12; Drill Team 9; Girls' j Chorus 9-10-11-12; SLU Talented Juniors Program 11. HOME ECONOMICS DANNY COLLETTE CARPENTRY TIMOTHY DASHNAW FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Varsity Baseball 9-10 11-12; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Easketball 11-12; Class Executive Council 12; Class Vice- President 11; Class Treasurer 9; Drama Club 10-11; Marching Band 9-10-11; Mass Chorus 9- 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; SLU Talented Juniors Program 11; Varsity soccer 9; Stage Band 10-11- 12; Student Council Representative 10. JAMES DIDAS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Senior Band 9; Band Director's Assistant 9; Varsity soccer 11-12; Stage Band 9. TERRI EVANS BUSINESS SECRETARIAL Color Guard 9; Flag Corps 10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mass Chorus 10; SLU Talented Juniors Program 11; soccer manager 12; Class Executive Council 12; Yearbook Staff 9-10- 11-12; Pompom Girl 11. DALE FORD SCIENCE ELECTRICAL TRADES Mass Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12. ANNE FULLER FRENCH-LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE LISA MILLER GRIGG Girls' Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus Council Representative 10. Senior Band 9-10-11-12; JV Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Class President 9-10-11; Class Executive Council 12; Drill Team 9-10-11-12; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 11-12; Mixed Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 11-12; National Honor Society 11-12, Treasurer 12; SLU Talented Juniors Program 11; Varsity Soccer 9; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12; Band Treasurer 11-12; Drama Club 9-10-11-12, Treasurer 10-11; AFS Club 12, Treasurer 12. DAVID HOBART INDUSTRIAL ARTS Audio-Visual Club Assistant 11-12; Varsity Baseball 10-11-12; JV Basketball 10; Varsity I Basketball 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Mixed Chorus Play 12; Varsity Soccer 9-10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 9. PATRICK HOOLEY FRENCH-LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Drama Club 9-11-12; Mass Band 11; SLU Talented Juniors Program 11; Varsity Soccer 9; Stage Band 9-10-11; Student Council Representative 9; Marching Band 9-10- 11-12; Yearbook Staff 9. LINDA LABOW ART JV Cheerleader 9; Drama Club 11-12; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Majorette 9; Mass Chorus 11; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 12; Varsity Soccer 9; Triple Trio 9-10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 9; Yearbook Cover Design Contest Winner 11; MONY Scholastic Award. DENIS LAPARR INDUSTRIAL ARTS WELDING KIMBERLY LAYBOULT FOOD PREPARATION Girls Chorus 9-11-12; Volleyball Club 12. TAMMY LESPERANCE FRENCH-LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11; Varsity Basketball 9-10- 11-12; JV Cheerleader 9-10; Varsity Cheer- leader 11-12; Class Secretary 9-12; Class Treasurer 11; Class Executive Council 12; Drama Club 9; Drum Majorette 11-12; Drill Team 9-10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mass Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11-12; National Honor Society 11-12, Vice-President 12; Varsity Soccer 9-10-11-12; Varsity Softball 9-10-11- 12; Stage Band 9-10; Student Council Treasurer 10-11; Triple Trio 11-12; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12. APRIL LISCUM HOME ECONOMICS Girls' Chorus 9; Mixed Chorus 9; Mixed Chorus Play 9; Student Council Representative 10; English Honorable Mention Award 9. KENNETH MALBEUF Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9-10- 11-12; Mass Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9- 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 10-11-12; Varsity Soccer 9-10-11-12; Stage Band 9-10; Yearbook Staff 9-10; Baseball Scorekeeper 10-11-12; JV Basketball Scorekeeper 11-12. KEVIN MALLETTE Varsity Soccer 9, DEBRA MANTLE MILLER BUSINESS Drill Team 9; Girls' Chorus 9-10; Mixed Chorus 10; Nurse's Assistant 11; Varsity Soccer 9-11; Student Council Representative 9-11. AUTO MECHANICS TREG MILLER ELECTRICAL TRADES RANDY PATNODE INDUSTRIAL ARTS-SCIENCE JV Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball 10-11-12; Varsity Soccer 9-10-11-12; Class Executive Council 12. I TERESA PHILLIPS BUSINESS RETAIL SELLING Drama Club 9; Flag Corps 9-10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mass Chorus 11; Mixed Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 11-12. MICHELLE RITZ Girls' Chorus 9-10 BETHANY SEYMOUR HOME ECONOMICS RETAIL SELLING -11-12. BUSINESS SECRETARIAL ( Girls' Chorus 9 LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE JOSEPH SIBLEY JV Basketball 9-10; Drama Club 11; Mass Chorus 11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; Varsity Soccer 9-10-11-12; Student Council Representative 11-12. DEANNA SWEM ART-HOME ECONOMICS RETAIL SELLING JV Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Drama Club 11-12; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Library Assistant 9; Majorette 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 12; Mixed Chorus Play 12; Nurse's Assistant 9-11-12; Varsity Soccer 9; Softball Manager 9; Softball Scorekeeper 10-11-12; Soccer Scorekeeper 10-11-12; Vocal Music Treasurer 11-12. L . ANNA WARD BUSINESS SECRETARIAL AFS Committee 11-12; Drill Team 9; Flag Corps 10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11-12; Library Assis- tant 9; National Honor Society 11-12, Secre- tary 12; SLU Talented Juniors Program 11; Pompom Girl 11-12; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12; Soccer Manager 12; Softball Manager 12. TAMMY WEAVER BUSINESS FOOD PREPARATION AFS Committee 12; JV Cheerleader 10; Drill Team 9; Flag Corps 10; Girls' Chorus 9-10-11- 12; Varsity Soccer 9; Pompom Girl 11-12; Marching Pirates Treasurer 12; Volleyball Club 12. TODD WEAVER INDUSTRIAL ARTS-SCIENCE Varsity Baseball 9-10-11-12; JV Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-12; Mixed Chorus Play 12; Varsity Soccer 9-10-11-12. ANTHONY WILLIAMS FRENCH-LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9-11; Stage Band 11-12; Varsity Basketball 11-12; JV Basketball 9; National Honor Society 11-12; Varsity Soccer 10-11-12; Varsity Track (at Beaver River) 9-10-11-12; AFS Committee 12. RUSSELL WOOD LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE CHARLES ZIEGLER Senior Band 9; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 11-12; Drama Club 11-12; Mass Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus Play 9-10-11-12; Varsity Soccer 9-10-11-12; Student Council Rpresentative 11-12. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Senior Class Will We, the Class of 1980, making no claim to sanity, do will and bequeath the following goods and chattels, talents and abilities, to the parties mentioned to use or dispose as each may see fit: Dennis Baker, to Brian Burgess, his autographed photo of Guy LaFleur and a chunk of Forum ice. Frank Bango, to Terry Luther, one year's supply of E-Z Widers. Roll on! Lori Bosma, to Janine Bassette, an impassioned plea to carry on her infectious smile , especially in Math classes. Kevin Burgess, to a lazy Junior, his punctuality, somewhat the worse from disuse. Garry Butts, to Richard Davison, his weights and pulleys. Amy Branagan, having taken stock of her belongings, finds nothing to leave. Jennifer Campbell, to Sandi Smith, an alarm clock guaranteed to get her to her music lessons on time. Dianne Clement, under the pretense that no one wants any of her possessions, takes all with her. Cynette Cleveland Ames, to Bobbi Hooper, all she can get out of H.C.S., which may not require too large a box to cart away. James Cole, to all the Juniors, his key to success: a bottle opener. Danny Collette, to Tracy Lancor, his ability to quit, together with his collection of empties. Tim Dashnaw, to some clumsy underclassman, his knack for falling up a flight of stairs. Terri Evans, to Donna Wood, her nickname Fred , thus making her usurpation of the title official. Dale Ford, to Mark Benson, a little of his height . Anne Fuller, to sister Lynne, a dozen library books and a burned-out sixty watt bulb. Lisa Grigg, to sister April, a compass so she can find her way home by ten o'clock. David Hobart, to Jeff Cole, his luck with cars and lifetime towing service, just in case his luck runs out. Patrick Hooley, to any Junior, anything left growing in the bottom of his locker. Linda LaBow, to Terry Luther, a bushel of apples. Denis LaParr, to Sam Weaver, his secret M. 0. on how to skip study halls without getting caught. Kim LayBoult, to sister Rhonda, all her English classes, her English notes, but not her term papers. Tammy Lesperance, to Karen Hoover, the best side of the soccer field. April Liscum, to Kris Ekberg, her charm and sneakiness so she can one day be as good as she. Kenny Malbeuf, to Tim LaDuc, his great goals on the goal line. Kevin Mallette, to Dorn Bango, a full drum of second-hand motor oil. Debbie Miller, to Angie Bango, a duplicate of her high school diploma. Treg Miller, to Carla Collette, twenty-five cents. Bruce Parow, to Tracy Lancor, a compass programmed to point home at all times. Randy Patnode, to Tim Wood, his cast, a sure-fire device to escape soccer practice. Terri Phillips, to Robin Rounds, a title beloved and cherished by all Seniors, that of stuck-up Senior. Michelle Ritz just leaves happily with ne'er a glance backward. Reto Rollin, to Steve Duggan, a whole deck of Aces . Beth Seymour, to Tori Bechler, a pillow and a pair of ear plugs for the BOCES bus rides. Joe Sibley, to Keith Hoover, his left foot for use as a left halfback next year. Deanna Swem, to Julie Baker, her ability to do a cartwheel split without hitting a spectator. Anna Ward, to Candie Evans and Jody Eggleston, her superior driving ability, a wrap-around padded bumper, and the loudest siren available. Tammy Weaver takes all with her to enjoy later. Todd Weaver, to Riki Blundon and John Miller, two tickets to the next Jethro Tull concert. Tony Williams, to Mike Ward, his merit badges, a moldy sleeping bag, and three tent pegs. Russ Wood, to Robert Ford, his telephone bills for calls to Natural Bridge. Charles Ziegler, to science, the good part of his brain but, should they refuse it, Kris is welcome to it. Given this day in the County of Lewis before the Honorable Commissioner of Insanity in the thirteenth, or possibly the fourteenth, year of our servitude to the Harrisville Central School District. l _ XXX Class of ’80 Senior Class Superlatives By popular vote of the Class of 1980, the Senior boy and girl named in each category below have been chosen as most representative of that category. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Garry Butts and Anne Fuller MOST INTELLIGENT: Kevin Burgess and Lori Bosma MOST TALENTED: James Cole and Linda LaBow MOST STUDIOUS: Anthony Williams and Anna Ward MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Joseph Sibley and Deanna Swem MOST ATHLETIC: Todd Weaver and Tammy Lesperance MOST LOVABLE: Randy Patnode and Terri Evans MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY: Randy Patnode and Lori Bosma Cl SS Of 1980 M0ST FLIRTATI0US: Todd Weaver and Tammy Lesperance MOST GULLIBLE: Kenneth Malbeuf and Terri Evans BEST DRESSED: Timothy Dashnaw and Anne Fuller CLASS ROMEO AND JULIETTE: David Hobart and Jennifer Campbell CLASS CLOWN: Patrick Hooley and Tammy Weaver PRETTIEST SMILE: Joseph Sibley and Bethany Seymour BEST MUSICIAN: Bruce Parow and Jennifer Campbell WITTIEST: Patrick Hooley and Linda LaBow BEST COOK: Reto Rollin and Debra Miller Seniors Here And There i i : 1 I ■ 65 Baseball Team Fourth In League from left, front: Mark Weir, Mark Benson, Richard Kelly, Mark Ritz, John Miller; second row: Robert Ford, Keith Hoover, Steve Coffie, Roy Ingram, Todd Weaver, Don Fuller; third row: John Blundon, David Hobart, Tim Dashnaw, Tim Wood, Coach Bearor; back: Kenny Malbeuf, Tim LaDuc, Ed McIntosh, managers. DIVISION III STANDINGS Parishville 10-2 Clifton-Fine 9-3 St. Regis Falls 8-4 HARRISVILLE 5-7 Knox Memorial 4-8 Colton-Pierrepont 3-9 Hermon-DeKalb 2-10 DIVISION III FIRST TEAM John Blundon DIVISION III SECOND TEAM David Hobart Todd Weaver HONORABLE MENTION Keith Hoover In sectional play-offs, Norwood-Norfolk, which had defeated Massena 5-1, bested St. Lawrence Central, victors over OFA by a 9-0 score, by a count of 8-1. In the lower half of the play-offs, Heuvelton, a 9-5 winner over Parishville defeated Clifton-Fine 4-2, a 4-3 winner over Morristown in the first round. We do not know whether Norwood-Norfolk and Heuvelton met for the overall title. DIVISION I CHAMPION Massena DIVISION II CHAMP ION Norwood-Norfolk § St. Lawrence Central (tie) RESULTS Parishville-Hopkinton 4-6; St. Regis Falls 1-4; 1-13 Knox Memorial 3-4; 10-4 Clifton-Fine 1-4; 5-20 Colton-Pierrepont 7-3; 16-6 Hermon-DeKalb 16-4; 7-4 1-2 Lady Pirates First In Softball i i from left, front: Kim Fraser, Jane Benson, Sandy Smith, Leta Baker, Dawn Wood, Sherry Benson; second row: Donna Wood, Paula Maxwell, Chris Hoover, Kathy Lesperance, Karen Hoover, Kathy Wicks, Jeanne Wood, Lisa Lawrence; back: Laurie Bancroft, Tammy Lesperance, Brenda Sullivan, Assistant Coach Scott Baker. Donna Collette, Laurie Wood, Carla Collette, Coach Felio. DIVISION III STANDINGS Team W-L LADY PIRATES 9-1 Colton-Pierrepont 8-2 Hermon-DeKalb 6-4 St. Regis Falls 5-5 Knox Memorial 2-8 Parishville-Hopkinton 0-10 OFA 8 N-N 6 Massena 10 SLC 7 HCS 2 Heuv. 1 Edwards 14 C-P 5 SECTION X PLAY-OFFS OFA 5 Massena 4 I OFA 6 Edwards 5 HCS 5 Edwards 9 INTER-SECTIONALS HCS (X) 6 Willsboro (VII) 15 ALL-NORTHERN DIVISION III FIRST TEAM Lisa Fallon, Colton-Pierrepont LISA LAWRENCE, HARRISVILLE Becky Virkler, St. Regis Falls Lori Chilton, Hermon-DeKalb PAULA MAXWELL, HARRISVILLE Becky Thomas, Colton-Pierrepont BRENDA SULLIVAN, HARRISVILLE Terry Hennessy, Colton-Pierrepont KIM FRASER, HARRISVILLE Jeanne Wood was named to the All-Northern Second Team. RESULTS Colton-Pierrepont 11-13 5 5-3 Parishville Hopkinton 37-13 § 27-18 Hermon-DeKalb 8-7 § 10-1 Knox Memorial 15-5 § 9-4 St. Regis Falls 11-10 § 17-3 Girl Booters Bring Home First Trophy from left, front: Jane Benson, Karen Hoover, Michelle Weir, Paula Maxwell, Laura Collette, Priscilla Bovee, Diana Collette; second row: Co-captain Lisa Lawrence, Kathy Lesperance, Crystal Couzens, Debbie Moody, Julie Eggleston, Julie Baker, Carla Collette, Michelle Frank, Tina Dowling; back: Coach Felio, Donna Wood, Sandy Smith, Laurie Bancroft, Co-captain Tammy Lesperance, Brenda Sullivan, Michelle Smith, Donna Collette, Valerie Bango, Laurie Wood, Lynne Fuller. RESULTS Knox Memorial 3-0; 4-0 Hermon-DeKalb 0-2; 2-1 St. Regis Falls 4-1; 4-1 Gouverneur 4-0 Parishville 3-1; 3-1 Colton-Pierrepont 2-5; 1-4 Clifton-Fine 3-1 (OT) DIVISIONAL CHAMPIONS § RUNNERS-UP DIVISION I Chateaugay § St. Lawrence Central DIVISION II Saranac Lake f, Massena DIVISION III Colton-Pierrepont § Harrisville Saranac Lake 6 St. Lawrence 0 Chateaugay 3 Massena 2 HARRISVILLE 2 Hammond 0 Colton 3 Heuvelton 0 SECTION X PLAY-OFFS Saranac Lake 1 Chateaugay 0 Colton 1 Chateaugay 2 HARRISVILLE 1 Colton 4 VALLEY LEAGUE Hammond § Heuvelton INDIVIDUAL SCORING G-A-TP Julie Baker 1-1- 2 Laurie Bancroft 0-1- 1 Jane Benson 4-7-11 Karen Hoover 12-1-13 Lisa Lawrence 6-11-17 Kathy Lesperance 0-3- 3 Tammy Lesperance 10-3-13 Laurie Wood 0-1- 1 33 - 28'-’6T Managers, Score § Timekeepers: from left, front: Terri Evans, Anna Ward, Deanna Swem; back: Brenda Ward, Laura Luther. Kathy Lesperance approaches ball. The Lady Pirates proved to their fans that they had come into their own by making the play-offs for the second time, finishing with a 9-3 record just behind the Colton girts who rolled through regular season play and play-off competition undefeated. Congratulations players and Coach Felio! Laurie Bancroft, Lisa Lawrence, the tournament's MVP, Tammy Lesperance, Jane Benson, and Paula Maxwell proudly display the Lady Pirates' first trophy which they won by capturing first place in the Copenhagen Soccer Tournament. Congratulations! First Round Harrisville 3 Old Forge 2 Copenhagen 3 Hammond 2 Consolation Game Old Forge 3 Hammond 2 Championship Game Harrisville 4 Copenhagen 2 MVP Lisa Lawrence All-Star Team Lisa Lawrence Tammy Lesperance Laurie Bancroft Honorable Mention Paula Maxwell Jane Benson Boys' Soccer Team Third from left, front: Managers Tim Evans, Chris Wood, Jeff Gratzer, Kevin Gratzer, and Reto Rollin; second row: Richard Kelly, Mark Benson, Mark Weir, Kenny Malbeuf, Todd Weaver, Joe Sibley, Keith Hoover; back: Coach Bearor, Assistant Coach Duncan, Jim Didas, Dave Hobart, Russ Wood, Randy Patnode, Tony Williams, Tim Davison, Tim Wood, John Miller, Tracy Lancor. RESULTS Knox Memorial 0-3; 3-2 Parishville Hopkinton 1-0; 0-2 Clifton-Fine 2-1 (OT); 2-1 St. Regis Falls 1-2; 12-0 Colton-Pierrepont 3-3 (OT); 0-2 Hermon-DeKalb 6-1; 2-0 INDIVIDUAL SCORING G-A-TP Mark Benson ....... 4-3-7 Richard Davison .. 0-1-1 David Hobart ....... 1-0-1 Keith Hoover ....... 4-1-5 Richard Kelly .... 1-1-2 Tracy Lancor ...... 8-7-15 Kenny Malbeuf .... 1-0-1 John Miller ....... 2-3-5 Joe Sibley ........ 1-4-5 Todd Weaver .... 10-12-22 Russ Wood ........ 0-1-1 Tim Wood ......... 0-1-1 reveal. The players and their providing us, once again, with Canton 2____ Potsdam 0 Chateaugay 3 Massena 1 Colton 2 Heuvelton 1 Knox 6 ____ Lisbon 2 SECTION X PLAY-OFFS Canton 1____ Chateaugay 3 Colton 0 Knox 2 Chateaugay 4 Knox 1 DIVISIONAL CHAMPIONS 5 RUNNERS-UP DIVISION I Potsdam (10-2-1) § Massena (7-4-2) DIVISION II Canton § Chateaugay (tie) (10-1-2) DIVISION III Knox (11-1-0) § Colton (9-2-1) Although we did not make the play-offs this year, the season as a whole was a winning one as the divisional standings coach should be commended for their efforts in interesting play and close contests. DIVISION III FIRST TEAM Gary Snell, goalie, Knox Memorial DAVE HOBART, FULLBACK, HARRISVILLE Wayne Corbine, fullback, Knox Memorial Eric Tupper, halfback, Knox Memorial TODD WEAVER, HALFBACK, HARRISVILLE Bruce Langevin, halfback, Clifton-Fine Dan Hennessy, halfback, Colton TRACY LANCOR, LINE, HARRISVILLE Greg LaPoint, line, Knox Memorial Jamie Newell, line, Colton Ken Latemore, line, Clifton-Fine Division III Second Team honors included Pirates Joe Sibley and Jim Didas. Honorable Mention from our ranks included Tim Wood, Russ Wood, and Keith Hoover. James Newell of Colton-Pierrepont was named Division III Player of the Year. Coach of the Year honors in Division III went to our own Coach Rick Bearor. Gary Seymour of OFA was named Player of the Year in Division I; Darren Dusharm of Canton was given the same honor in Division II. Congratulations to all! DIVISION III FINAL Knox Memorial Colton-Pierrepont HARRISVILLE Clifton-Fine Parishville St. Regis Falls Hermon-DeKalb STANDINGS W-L-T-TP 11-1-0-22 9-2-1-19 7-4-1-15 6-6-0-12 5-7-0-10 3-9-0- 6 1-11-0- 2 The Junior Varsity posted a 7-1-1 record, registering double victories over Parishville, Clifton-Fine, and JUIllUr V dISliy Hermon-DeKalb. It met and defeated Colton once. The only blemish on its record was a loss and a tie against Knox Memorial. from left, front: Managers Brian Clement and Brad Clement; kneeling: Lane Miller, Jack Bango, Ricky Leonard, Don Fuller, Gerry Wood, Ed Cochran, Joe Clement, Richard Ward, Scott Lancor; standing: Coach Fraser, Chris Dashnaw, Ed McIntosh, Bill Couzens, John Sibley, Bruce Williams, Mike Cleveland, Brian Williams, Tim LaDuc, Roger Patnode, Steve Ritz, Pat Ritz, Steve Miller, Mike Cochran, Steve Duggan, Matt O'Bryan. Girls Repeat As Division II Champions Mr. Fraser explains a play to his girl hoopsters as bench looks on. (above) Brenda Sullivan evades tall Hermon-DeKalb player on her way to a basket, (right) from left, front: Laurie Bancroft, Donna Wood, Tammy Weaver, Kathy Lesperance; middle row: Lynne Fuller, Karen Hoover, Juliann Baker, Teresa Dusharm, Jane Benson; back: Mr. Fraser, Michelle Smith, Laurie Wood, Tammy Lesperance, Brenda Sullivan, Donna Collette, Paula Maxwell, Debbie Moody. Inset: Lisa Lawrence. HOME AWAY 58-25 Knox Memorial 54-21 36-34 Hermon-DeKalb 37-29 52-23 Parishville-Hopkinton 57-20 53-36 St. Regis Falls 45-33 37-46 Colton-Pierrepont 49-38 52-47 Chateaugay 46-21 Division II All-Northern First Team Lori Chilton, Hermon-DeKalb Tammy Lesperance, Harrisville Roxanne Marsh, St. Regis Falls Brenda Sullivan, Harrisville Kelley Swanson, Chateaugay Becky Thomas, Colton-Pierrepont Second Team Lisa Lawrence, Harrisville Honorable Mention Paula Maxwell, Harrisville Division II Standings Harrisville 11-1 Hermon-DeKalb 9-3 Chateaugay 7-5 Colton-Pierrepont 7-5 St. Regis Falls 5-7 Parishville 2-10 Knox Memorial 0-12 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Lisa Lawrence, the Lady Pirates' top scorer, moves up along sidelines. offense 576 or 48 p p g ------------------ Defense 373 or 31.25 p p g Tammy Weaver s Donna Wood Julie Baker Laurie Bancroft Lynne Fuller Karen Hoover Lisa Lawrence Tammy Lesperance Paula Maxwell Brenda Sullivan 9 13 4 8 164 149 55 132 2 5 Girls’ Volleyball Club Laurie Wood from left, front: Janine Bassette, Lynne Frank, Paula Maxwell, Cindy Didas, Donna Collette, Jody Eggleston, Debbie Collette; center: Carolyn Cole, Lisa McIntosh, Lisa Lawrence, Priscilla Bovee, Tammy Weaver, Laurie Wood, Donna Wood, Kristine Ekberg, Miss Felio; back: Brenda Sullivan, Dianne Clement, Bobbi Hooper, Lynne Fuller, Kim Lewis, Kim LayBoult, Tammy dement, Candie Evans, Missy Par'ow. A volleyball club was formed under the guidance of Miss Felio. The girls played four games on an independent schedule this year but they hope to be able to enter the league next year. 75 from left, front: Todd Weaver, Tim Davison, Richard Davison, Richard Kelly, Keith Hoover, Garry Butts; back: Coach Folsom, Randy Pat- node, Tim Dashnaw, Dave Hobart, Russ Wood, Tony Williams, Tim Wood, John Sibley, manager. HOME AWAY 67-51 Gouverneur 79-48 St. Regis Falls 73-52 85-62 Clifton-Fine 73-51 110-64 Hermon-DeKalb 89-64 Parishville 90-46 107-42 Colton-Pierrepont 90-55 85-50 Madrid-Waddington 84-43 97-47 Brushton-Moira 58-47 Knox Memorial 73-44 83-38 Salmon River Chateaugay 87-47 90-49 St. Lawrence Central Total offense (including tournament): 1651 points or 82.55 points-per-game Total defense: 1009 points or 50.45 points-per-game Total offense in Division III: 1374 points or 85.87 points-per-game Total defense in Division III: 801 points or 50.06 points-per-game Coach Folsom was presented a plaque by Superintendent Kelly upon reaching a milestone in his coaching career: 150 victories'. 76 Varsity Rolls Past Foes In League Play DIVISION III STANDINGS Harrisville 16-0 Clifton-Fine 13-3 Knox Memorial 11-5 Hermon-DeKalb 8-8 Madrid-Waddington 6-10 Colton-Pierrepont 1-15 INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES (including tournament) Garry Butts ........ 169 Tim Dashnaw ........ 148 Richard Davison ... 102 Timothy Davison ... 60 David Hobart ....... 278 Keith Hoover ....... 148 Richard Kelly ........ 36 Todd Weaver ........ 480 Tony Williams ........ 64 Russ Wood ............ 72 Tim Wood . .. ........ 94 As we go to press, the play-offs of Section Three are still in progress. An overall sectional champion will be crowned on Saturday, March 8, 1980. Since we are unable every year to bring to our readers the final stages of the basketball season, we thought it might be of interest if we gave a resume of what has happened during the previous two seasons. In 1977-78, we defeated Parishville 78-44 for the C-D crown, then lost to Massena 56-61 for the A-B-C-D title. In the intersectionals, after a first round bye, we outscored New Berlin 90-62 to move into the NYSPHAA champion- ship round in Rochester. We bowed to Pierson 65-77 in the first round. In 1978-79, the Pirates captured the D title with victories over Hammond (83-52) and Morristown (70-61). We lost the C-D contest in overtime 69-75 to Heuvelton. In the intersectionals, we defeated Roxbury 66-60 and Brookfield 73-45 to move into NYSHSAA play for the second year. We bowed to Argyle 43-50 in the first round. The Pirates took home top honors in the First Annual Community Savings Bank Holiday Tourney held at JCC December 27 and 28, 1979. Three Pirates were named to the All-Tourney Team: Dave Hobart, Garry Butts, and Todd Weaver (pictured above). Todd was named the tourney's MVP for his outstanding performance. RESULTS OF THE COMMUNITY SAVINGS BANK HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Harrisville (bye) Hermon-DeKalb 77 Knox Memorial 69 Morristown (bye) St. Regis 55_____ Hammond 54 Hermon-DeKalb 66 Harrisville 69 Morristown 65 Morristown 64 St. Regis 45 Class D Play-offs As we go to press, NAC First Teams have not yet been announced. Harrisville 73 Todd Weaver became the second Pirate to score 1,000 points in varsity competition. He was presented a special award trophy on January 8 to commemorate this fine athletic accomplishment. Congratulations, Todd'. Preliminary Round Pirates 62 Indian River 70 Stmth Jefferson 59 Lyme 56 Consolation Game South Jefferson 66, Lyme 58 Championship Game Pirates 69, Indian River 50 77 Junior Varsity Unbeaten Streak Stands At 59 from left, front: managers Brent Swanson and Kevin Gratzer; second row: Roger Patnode, Ed McIntosh, Scott Lancor, Tim LaDuc, John Miller, Brian Burgess, Ricky Leonard; back: Ed Cochran, Chris Dashnaw, Mike Cochran, Mark Weir, Gordon Burr, Frank Johnson, Bruce Williams, Brian Williams, Mike Cleveland, Coach Bearor. HOME AWAY 60-32 Gouverneur 41-32 St. Regis Falls 49-20 62-36 Clifton-Fine 52-33 82-9 Hermon-DeKalb 66-21 Parishville 70-12 67-29 Colton-Pierrepont 49-20 56-30 Madrid-Waddington 47-26 44-29 Brushton-Moira 62-22 Knox Memorial 55-30 80-22 Salmon River Chateaugay 41-32 73-33 St. Lawrence Central Total offense: 1056 points Points-per-game average: 58.6 Total defense: 468 points Points-per-game average: 26.0 The Junior Varsity registered its third consecutive unbeaten season under Mr. Bearor's tutelage. Mark Weir (14) brings down a rebound as Roger Patnode (20) and Brian Burgess (24) look on. Varsity Cheerleaders from left, front: Carla Collette Sandra Smith second row: Michelle Weir Karen Hoover Deanna Swem back: Anne Fuller Juliann Baker Tammy Lesperance Junior Varsity from left, front: Vickie LayBoult Donna Collette Linda Canfield back: Jamie Smith Diana Collette Laurie Bancroft Kathy Lesperance Tina Dowling 1 79 Junior High Sports Baseball from left, front: Scott McIntosh, Kevin Gratzer, Brian Bango, John Wood; second row: Norman Merritt, Harvey Hooper, Ricky Leonard, Steve Ritz, Kenny Hadfield; back: Coach Fraser, Ed McIntosh, John Sibley, Frank Johnson, Tim LaDuc, Matt O'Bryan, Don Thomas. Softball from left, front: Victoria Bango, Laurie LaVancha, Laura Collette, Mary Dreythaler, Shannon Kelly, Robin Ward; back: Coach Collins, Tina Dowling, Crystal Couzens, Valerie Bango, Trina Collette, Missy Parow, Berta Cole. No scores are given for junior high sports since the coaches feel that these are of little importance at this stage of a student's athletic development. The primary purpose of junior high sports is to teach those involved the basic skills of the sport and to foster in these young players a sense of teamwork. Soccer '.3 I from left, front: Leon Wicks, Scott LaPar, John Wood, Brian Clement, Chris Wood, Brian McIntosh; second row: Brad Clement, Scott McIntosh, John McIntosh, Kevin Gratzer, Ronnie Hartle; third row: Mr. Fraser, Tim Evans, Robby Leonard, Steve Lesperance Ray Bechler, Ross Wicks, Dexter Worden; back row: Jeff Gratzer, Marty Luther, Derek Trombley, Ray Hughto, Brent Swanson. Seventh Grade Basket- ball from left, front: John McIntosh, Darren Burgess, Terry LaFlair, Donald Simmons, Chris Wood, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Ross Wicks, back: Joel Clark, Todd Moody, Dexter Worden, David Kiggins, Derek Trombley, Jeff Gratzer, Ronnie Hartle, Timothy Evans. Absent at time of picture: Brad Clement, Brian cfement, Raymond Hughto. . ! , _ - | i i from left, front: Scott LaPar, Kevin Gratzer, hlghth urade DaSkCtDall Leon Wicks, Steve Lesperance, John Wood, ® Tracy Moore; back: Scott McIntosh, Philip Bechler, Brent Swanson, Martin Luther, Robby Leonard, Richard Ward. Mr. Rod Parow coaches both the seventh and eighth grade teams. Players listen carefully to Coach Parow's second-half strategy. Photo at right shows Marty Luther on his way up to snatch ball from grasp of opponent. H from left, front: Mary Dreythaler, Vickie Bango, . . . ,, Bonnie LaFave, Shannon Kelly, Jeneen Phillips; Eighth Oracle Basketball back: Trina Collette, Laurie LaVancha, Kim Ames, ° Sue Fuller, Elizabeth Ripley. Dorie Morris and Berta Cole were absent at the time the picture was taken. it J n 1 .1 11 from left front: Leanne Frazee, Julie Seventh Cjrade Basketball Frank, Kelly Austin, Tammy Canfield; second row: Kelly Jo LaFave, Carol Cummings, Sue Thomas, Dawn Mantle, Julie Clark, Carol Ritz; back: Missy Parow, assistant to Miss Felio, Dawn Ogrodnik, Lisa Draper, Tresa LaParr, Lynette Ward, Miss Felio. National Honor Society from left, front: Jennifer Campbell, President Anna Ward, Secretary Lori Bosma Tammy Lesperance, Vice-President back: Anthony Williams Anne Fuller, Treasurer Faculty Advisor: Mr. LeBlanc National Honor Society members (from left, front) Janine Bassette, Michelle Weir, Karen Hoover, Carla Collette; (back) Keith Hoover, Sandra Smith, Richard Kelly, and Kevin Burgess. Paula Maxwell (inset, left) is the eighth member of the Class of 1981 to be inducted into the NHS. Mr. Pat Fraser, graduate member of the Lake Bonaparte Chapter of the NHS, addressed the gathering. Mrs. Murray Collette proudly pins daughter Carla as Tammy Lesperance, vice-president of the NHS looks on. One member of the Class of 1980 and eight from the Class of 1981 were inducted into the Lake Bonaparte Chapter of the NHS on November 5. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoover pin their twin daughter and son, Karen and Keith. Mrs. Richard Kelly affixes pin to lanel of son, Richard. Foods Class members Brenda Sibley, Delora Morris, Susan Smith, Jeneen Phillips, Shannon Kelly, and Cindy Clement waited on tables. Great work, girls! Campbell Heads Student Council Officers President: Jennifer Campbell Vice-President: Paula Maxwell Secretary: Terri Evans Treasurer: Kathy Lesperance Advisors: Mrs. Dusharm Mr. Breindel Student Council officers, pictured above, were elected to their office by vote of the student body in the spring of 1979. In accordance with the Student Council constitution, the office of president is always filled by a member of the graduating class. The office of vice-president is open to a member of the junior class. The remaining offices are filled by members of any class. Class Representatives from left, front: Linda Canfield, ninth; Jeneen Phillips, eighth; Carol Cummings, seventh; Julie Clark, seventh; Victoria Bango, eighth; Janine Bassette, eleventh; back: Jane Benson, ninth; Timothy Davison, eleventh; Aaron Clark, tenth; Laurie Bancroft, tenth; Joseph Sibley, twelfth; Russell Wood, twelfth. THE STUDENT COUNCIL IN SESSION: Regular meetings were held every Friday during activity period. Pictured above (photo left) are representatives Davison, Bango, Bassette, and Phillips; (photo right) Cummings, Clark, advisor Mr. Breindel, and Senior Class representative Wood. n Joe Sibley and Terri Evans, fighting the cold and the wind, decorate the annual Memory Tree , The Student Council, under the advisership of Mrs. Dusharm and Mr. Breindel, again this year sponsored the many activities which have become associated with it through the last few years, such as roller-skating, pizza sales, the Xmas door decoration contest, a Memory Tree , and the Xmas program. It also provided funds for various undertakings, buying a camera for school use in its public relations campaign, and providing funds to help defray the basketball trip to Rochester. SLU from left, front: Paula Maxwell, Michelle Weir, Julie Baker, Brenda Sullivan, Carla Collette; back: Janine Bassette, Danny Bancroft, Charles Richards, Michael Ward, Sandi Smith. Charles and Paula were enrolled in Computers; Sandi and Michelle , in Human Behavior; Julie, Danny, Janine, Carla, Brenda, and Michael, in Rocks, Bones, And Archeology. A.F.S. Committee from left, front: Dawn Mantle, Susan Thomas, Diane Jackson, Carol Cummings, Carol Ritz, Elizabeth Cole; second row: Darren Burgess, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Chris Wood, Paula Fayette, Lisa Draper; third row: Julie Frank, Tim Evans, Joel Clark, Lynette Ward, Mr. Hinsdale; fourth row: Tim Best, Jeff Gratzer, Kim Lewis, Valerie Bango, Kelly Austin; back: Richard Kelly, Reto Rollin, Tony Williams, Brenda Sullivan, Paula Maxwell, Anne Fuller. Audio-Visual Williams, Aaron Clark, Club Mr. Hinsdale from left, front: Don Fuller, Don Thomas, Joel Clark; back: Mike Cleveland, Mr. Fraser, Reed Rose, Robert Ford, Clayton Swem, Bruce Every Saturday morning for a dozen weeks, SLU Talented Juniors arrived shortly before eight o'clock to await the arrival of the school bus which transported them to the St. Lawrence campus in Canton for courses designed to give them a taste of college studies. I Barry Dusharm and Aaron Clark have things under control for A-V Club. Mixed Chorus In Annual Play . from left, front: Linda Canfield, Tammy Lesperance, Jennifer MlXed ChOrUS Campbell, Lori Bosma, Jane Benson, Jamie Smith, Sandra Smith; second row: Laura Collette, Tina Dowling, Richard Kelly, Richard Davison, Barry Dusharm, Carla Collette, Laurie Wood; third row: Anne Fuller, Russell Wood, Joseph Sibley, Keith Hoover, Michelle Weir, Juliann Baker; fourth row: Kathy Lesperance, Karen Hoover, Joseph Briggs, Christopher Dashnaw, Aaron Clark, Donna Collette, Miss Finch; back: Jamie Hamlin, Linda LaBow, Timothy Dashnaw, Timothy Davison, Michael Ward, Todd Weaver, Bruce Williams. MAIN CHARACTERS: (front) Chris Dashnaw; center: Lori Bosma, Jennifer Campbell, Barry Dusharm; back: Tammy Lesperance, Joe Sibley. The Mixed Chorus presented a short musical, Entertainment, Now Then, on Wednesday, November 14. The production featured a TV Talk Show with those in attendance serving as the studio audience. Miss Finch directed. | , U from left, front: Linda Canfield, Jane Benson, Anne Fuller, UirlS Chorus Tammy Lesperance, Deanna Swem, Terri Evans, Jennifer Campbell, Anna Ward; second row: Juliann Baker, Jamie Smith, Valerie Bango, Lisa Ryan, Debbie Moody, Debbie Collette, Lori Bosma, Donna Wood, Brenda Malbeuf, Janine Bassette; third row: Karen Hoover, Tina Dowling, Brenda Ward, Kathy Lesperance, Carla Cpllette, Michelle Ritz, Tammy Weaver, Kim LayBoult, Vickie Draper, Laurie Wood; fourth row: Linda LaBow, Teresa Dusharm, Laura Collette, Tammy Clement, Candie Evans, Theresa Phillips, Bobbi Hooper, Lynne Fuller, Michelle Weir, Sandra Smith; back: Cindy Didas, Jamie Hamlin, Patricia Best, Linda Worden, Dianne Clement, Donna Collette, MichelleSmith, Lynne Frank, Brenda Sullivan, Miss Finch. Select Guys from left, front: Bruce Williams Kenny Malbeuf Richard Kelly Barry Dusharm Chris Dashnaw back: Michael Ward Tim Dashnaw Dale Ford Russ Wood Aaron Clark Triple Trio from left, front: Kathy Lesperance Michelle Weir Julie Baker Laura Collette back: Sandra Smith Lori Bosma Tammy Lesperance Jennifer Campbell Linda LaBow Junior High Chorus The Junior Chorus is a large and spirited group. It joins the other choral groups in public concerts at various times of the year. It is under the direction of Miss Cathy Finch. D J from left, front: Debbie Moody, Jamie Smith, Michelle Weir, Senior Ocind Anne Fuller, Sandra Smith, Linda Canfield, Patricia Case; second row: Kathy Lesperance, Valerie Bango, Tina Dowling, Jennifer Campbell, Michelle Smith, Jamie Hamlin, Cindy Didas, Mr. Luttinger (yes, he is standing in row two!); third row: Tim LaDuc, John Sibley, Keith Hoover, Richard Kelly, Anthony Williams, Michael Cleveland, Tori Bechler; fourth row: Barry Dusharm, Karen Hoover, Juliann Baker, Chris Dashnaw, Aaron Clark, Lynne Fuller; back: Patrick Hooley, Bruce Williams, Tim Dashnaw, Matthew O'Bryan, Brenda Sullivan. The various instrumental groups are seen in candid shots taken during their Christmas concert. Hours of practice are needed to reach the degree of perfection which is exhibited in these public performances. By the time many of the musicians become Seniors, they have had almost eight years of lessons and rehearsals under the guidance of the instrumental music teacher. Mr. Luttinger is currently in charge of all the instrumental groups.  Junior Band from left, front: Valerie Bango, Tammy Canfield, Mary Drey- thaler, Bonnie LaFave, Trina Collette; second row: Cindy „ „ . „ Dldas Elizabeth Ripley, Carol Cummings, Brenda Sibley, Susan Smith, Sue Fuller, Debbie Moody, Mr. Luttinger; third row: Tim Evans, fourth ?nw-evSviSer?at!ermbJty’ SJiannon KellX. Jon-Paul Dusharm, Joel Clark; Parow Scn;tKfIpSrG back ;oE-ep6 e VeTance Philip Case, Ronnie Hartle, Mark Matthew L P ™ dP U 9ase Michael Cleveland, James Vanderpool, Mattnew O-Bryan, Perry Case, Patricia Case, Brent Swanson. Marching Band from left, front: Jon-Paul Dusharm Debbie Moody Carol Cummings Tori Bechler Tammy Canfield Darren Burgess second row: Barry Dusharm Shannon Kelly Joel Clark Ronnie Hartle, Scott LaParr, Bonnie LaFave, Kevin Gratzer; third row: Aaron Clark, Tim LaDuc, Chris Dasnnaw, Anthony Williams, Richard Kelly; back: Bruce Williams, Michael Cleveland. Mr. Luttinger directs the band. Mrs. Hoover is in charge of the support groups. Drill Team from left, front: Brenda Malbeuf Susan Smith second row: Diana Collette Delora Morris third row: Jane Benson Anne Fuller Sue Fuller Elizabeth Ripley II f ! ‘ Majorettes And Pompoms from left, front: Laurie Bancroft Deanna Swem Karen Hoover back: Anna Ward Tammy Weaver Terri Evans Lori Bosma Janine Bassette Flag Corps from left, front: Linda Canfield Sandra Smith Jamie Smith Julie Eggleston back: Lynne Fuller April Miller Valerie Bango Christmas Is . . . Santa and Brian Hopper and A. Keith Amanda McIntosh, April Coloney, Melody Brown, Caldwell. Lynn Trombley. ... a visit from Santa! Santa's helper was Mr. Buckingham, president of the Board of Education. Daniel Folsom, Jessica Dickinson, Steven Rose, Isaac Cole, Nicole Mono. James Seymour, Patrick Looby, Jeffrey Moody, Sarah LaDuc. Santa and Charles Parow. Really, Coach, I didn't know we shot at the other goal in the last half'. (Miss Felio, Lisa Lawrence, and Tammy Lesperance) What do you mean we should jump in! (Terri Evans, Anna Ward, and Anne Fuller) Mother, I can't see a thing! (Derek Trombley, opponent, Dave Kiggins, Chris Wood, and opponent) Minnesota Fats! (Gerald Wood) Boy, what a party this turned out to be! (Joel Clark, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Julie Frank, Dawn Mantle, Julie Clark, Ron Hartle) We got the recipe from Granny! (Bruce Williams, Laurie Bancroft, Kathy Lespe- rance, John Miller) It's a lot easier if you look at the keys! (Dexter Worden, John McIntosh) We thought you said bowling was a lot of fun! (Tony Brown, Kelly Jo LaFave, John Bancroft) We come in asleep and leave the same way! (unidentified kindergartener) Munch out time! (Laura Luther, Brenda Ward Michelle Weir, Linda Worden, Cindy Didas) What's wrong with five words a minute? (Tammy Weaver) Preparing the sermon 'on the mount'! (Rev. Duncan) We're off to see the Wizard, the wonderful Wizard of Oz! (Girls' soccer team) Coming along just fine! (Carol Cumings § Mr. Luttinger) A 'Slick' rule! (Joe Sibley) We have got to be irresistible! (Cynette Ames, Anne Fuller, Lori Bosma) We might be tempted to hide also! (Mr. Hinsdale, Mr. Durkish, Mr. Fraser and Miss Seelman) He doesn't buck and I don't bite! (Miss Collins § ???) Waiting for the 3:13! (Stuart Weaver) THAT'S the 3:13! (Charles Gibbs § Linda Graves) Is it possible? (Jamie Hamlin § Lynne Frank) The three Graces! (Mary Dreythaler, Berta Cole, and Debbie Moody) So you got a strike! I had one last month! (David Kiggins § John Wood) The farmer meets the princess! (Brenda Ward § Michelle Smith) 106 Alumni Special Yearbook Sponsors Cindy Irish Alteri 1969 Joan Hunter Baker 1965 Murray Collette 1959 Sharon Fraser Collette 1960 Gregory P. Dashnaw 1977 Betty Hunter Eisel 1963 Ben J. Hunter 1966 George Hunter, Jr. 1969 James Hunter 1970 Rose Luther Hunter 1942 Tedd Hunter 1958 Thomas Hunter 1970 John T. Irish, Jr. 1971 Joseph D. 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(Leonard Bechler § Brian McIntosh) Van Gogh of the 80's'. (Marvin Hooper) Pathway to Freedom! (Dawn Mantle § Julie Frank) Future Metropolitan Opera stars! (Lynne Frank, Patty Best, Laurie Wood, and Jane Benson) She told me it would all come clear if I slept on it a few minutes! (Richard Davison) When we were in Fifth Grade! (Part of Class of 1980) Have you heard anything finer? (Ronald Hartle § Derek Trombley) 121 We can spill, but we can't spell! (Marty Luther, Tammy Young, § Marla Mantle) You blinked! (Mark Benson, Jerry Wood, Steve Ritz, § Jim Cole) Cornered again! (Sandra Hadfield) I think it just died! (Mr. Kellerhals, Danny Simmons, Kevin Ritz) 122 Watch the ball, boys, not the cheerleaders! (Bruce Williams, Chris Dashnaw, Coach Bearor, § Brian Burgess) We're on a very tight lunch schedule! (Jeff Gratzer, Philip Case, Ross Wicks) Dreaming! (Sherri Peavar (a guest), Carole Cummings, Brenda Malbeuf, and Elizabeth Cole) Reference work can be fun! (Steve Duggan § Mark Dreythaler) ’’Maybe this is the year! (Student body) 123 Why am I renting out chairs? My allowance sees me only through the third week of the month'. (Kevin Gratzer) Incredible! (Mrs. Phillips § Mrs. Grindal) Do I have to write it in French? (Bruce Williams § Kris Ekberg) (Barry Dusharm § Aaron Clark) 124