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

Text from Pages 1 - 123 of the 1981 volume:

Dedication 1981 MRS. JACKIE WOOD It gives us great pleasure to dedicate this twenty- eighth edition of the PIRATES LOG to one of the finest members of the staff, Mrs. Jackie Wood, for over a decade librarian at the Elementary School. Her great love of children and devotion to duty have made her a valuable asset to our school. May she experience many more happy years in our midst! Administration Mr. John T. Oates Superintendent of Schools Board of Education Mr. Lloyd V. Dashnaw High School Principal front: Mrs . Jackie Vailencour, Clerk Mrs. Jeanette Wicks Mr s. Carolyn Cummings Mrs . Doris Starzec back : Mr. Stephen LaDuc Mr. Gary Buckingham, President Mr. Thomas Canfield Mr . Bernard Shinnick, Vice-President Mr. John Oates, Superintendent of Schools Junior-Senior High School Faculty Mr. Rickey Bearor, B.S. (Brockport) (D.O.B. 3 13) came to Harrisville in 1974 as a physical education teacher. Mr. Bearor, who is married and the father of two, also teaches driver education. He hails from Edwards. Mr. Joseph Breindel, B.S. (Lock Haven State), M.S. (Potsdam) (2 8) is a native of St. Marys, PA. The Breindels also have two children. Mr. Breindel teaches English and acts as adviser to the student council. Mrs. Terry Cole, B.A. (Nazareth), M.L.S. (Albany) (10 1) lives in Carthage with her husband and three sons. In addition to her duties as librarian, Mrs. Cole also teaches several English courses. Miss Eileen Collins, B.S. (Buffalo), M.S.T. (R.I.T.) (9 3) claims Macedon, N.Y., as her hometown. Miss Collins came to Harrisville in 1973 as an art teacher. She has travelled extensively and is an avid hiker. We regret that she will be leaving us this year. Mrs. Avis Cring, B.A. (Albany), M. Ed. (SLU) (2 11) first taught in 1947. She has taught mathematics since 1955. Mrs. Cring is a native of Watertown. She has many hobbies but golf seems to be her great love now. Mrs. Joan Dashnaw, B.S. (Plattsburgh) (4 6) was born in Chateaugay. She came to Harrisville as nurse-teacher from Gouverneur in 1959. The Dashnaws have three sons and a daughter. Mr. James Durkish, B.S. (Buffalo), M.S. (Buffalo) (3 22) is from Brant Lake, N.Y., and, since 1978, is industrial arts teacher. Mr. Durkish is the proud father of a son, Luke, born September 16, 1980. Mrs. Shirley Dusharm, B.S. (Albany) (10 20) has taught business subjects in Harrisville since 1964. Also the mother of three, Mrs. Dusharm is an alumna of H.C.S. and has advised its student council for several years. Miss Kathy Felio, B.S. (Cortland) (11 26) hails from Harkness, N.Y.. She has been girls' physical educa- tion teacher and coach since the fall of 1974. She has many interests. She plays the guitar and sings. Miss Catherine Finch, B.M. (Crane, Potsdam) (11 5) was born in Oswegatchie. She assumed the duties of vocal music teacher in November of 1977. Miss Finch enjoys sewing and cross country skiing. Mr. Patrick Fraser, B.A. (Cortland) (9 1) is another native of Harrisville. He returned as secondary social studies teacher in 1977. Mr. Fraser coaches the girls' basketball squad and many JV sports. Mrs. Rebecca Heagle, B.A. (Potsdam) (6 18) came to Harrisville in 1975 as a teacher of mathematics. Mrs. Heagle and husband Terry make their home in Carthage. Mrs. Heagle is a native daughter of Liverpool. Mr. Gary Hinsdale, B.A. (Alfred), M.A. (Colgate) (11 20) has been guidance counselor here since 1977. Originally from Endwell, he and his wife Barbara now'live on South Creek Road. Mrs. Shirley Hoover, B.S. (Plattsburgh) (1 31) will see the last two of her five children graduate from H.C.S. this year. Mrs. Hoover teaches homemaking, a position she has held since 1969. Mr. William Kellerhals, B.A. (Hamilton) (4 3) is from Port Leyden. He came to H.C.S. in 1972 as science teacher. Mr. Kellerhals and his wife Linda are the parents of two daughters, Amy and Emily. Mr. Marcel LeBlanc, B.A. (St. Michael's), M.A. (Mid- dlebury) (3 11) has taught foreign languages here since 1953. Mr'. LeBlanc is a native of Winooski, VT., and spends his summers in that area. Mr. Philip Looby, B.A. (Potsdam) (3 24) hails from Ogdensburg. Mr. Looby, father of six, teaches science and can usually be found seated at the console of his computer working out new programs. Mr. Christopher Luttinger, B.M. (Potsdam) (3 2) is from North Babylon. He came to H.C.S. in 1977 from Clifton-Fine. Mr. Luttinger is instrumental music teacher. He has a lofty view of the world about him. Mr. Roderick Parow, B.A. (St. Bonaventure) (7 9) is one of two Parow brothers teaching in our school. Mr. Parow came to H.C.S., his alma mater, in 1970. Mr. Parow is an English teacher. Mr. Stewart Parow, B.A. (St. Bonaventure), M.S. (Potsdam) (5 12) is the older of the two brothers. He teaches social studies. He first taught at H.C.S. in 1965. He is a native son of Harrisville. Miss Jannet Seelman, B.A.. (Potsdam), M.A. (Potsdam) (9 23) is a native of Constableville. She has been teaching reading since 1979. In her leisure moments, she enjoys crocheting and reading. Mr. Richard Tarr, B.A. (Tenton State) (8 21) came to Harrisville in 1970 from Richford, Vermont. Mr. Tarr is a native of Cranbury, New Jersey. Mr. Tarr lives at the lake with his family. Secretaries Mrs. Cheryl Gratzer, Mrs. Jackie Vallencour, Mrs. Pearl Blundon, Miss Barbara Manchester. front: Mrs. Helen Burke, Mrs. Gladys Young, Mrs. Alice Hooper, Mrs. Loretta Ledger, Mrs. Rachel Hooper, Mrs. Anna Weaver; back: Mrs. Delores Young, Mrs. Joyce Wood, Mrs. Modena Hooley, Mrs Mrs. Charlyne Moromisato, Mrs. Alice Pike. Cafeteria Keatha Swanson, Custodians front: Mrs. Evelyn Hunter Mrs. Alma McIntosh Mrs. Lynda Wood back: Mrs. Marie LaVancha Mr. George Pierce Mrs. Lynne Bechler inset: Mrs. Doris Bancroft Bus Drivers front: Mrs. Jill Nawotniak Mrs. Modena Hooley Mrs. Dorothy Baker Mrs. Kathaleen Pierce back: Mr. Nyle Manchester Mr. Donald Phelps Mr. Douglas Clarke Mr. Harold Seymour Mr. Paul Case absent: Mr. Merton Cochran RUSSELL WOOD 1962-1980 Dark dancing eyes, a joyful smile; A willing and helping hand always extended; A lightness of spirit that belied internal peace; But a fleeting moment forever remembered. A Retirement Mrs. Avis Cring Tempus fugit! reads the inscription on the sundial nestled among the flowers in the peaceful garden. These words are noted with little attention until, suddenly and perhaps painfully, one stands at the threshhold of retirement. For Mrs. Cring, that moment is at hand after a long and dedicated career as mathematic teacher, a career which started in 1947. The Pirates Log staff joins the administration, the faculty, and the student body in extending to Mrs. Cring its best wishes for a long and rewarding retirement. Keith Hoover Janine Bassette 94.00 (A) 93.64 (A) Class Leaders Honor Students Donna Wood Timothy Wood 85.44 (G) 86.52 (V) Karen Hoover Michelle Weir Carla Collette Michael Ward Joel Dowling Paula Maxwell 92.39 (A) 90.51 (A) 90.41 (A) 89.51 (A) 88.09 (A) 88.09 (A) NEW YORK STATE REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS As we go to press, the names of 1981 New York State Regents Scholarship winners and alternates have not been released. Sandra Smith Lynne Fuller 86.83 (A) 86.06 (A) Candie Evans Charles Richards 86.05 (V) 85.25 (A) Foreign Exchange Paula Maxwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maxwell of the South Edwards Road, spent the June 27 through August 26, 1980, period with Mr. and Mrs. Kauko and Toini Leinonen of Kitee, Finland. Mr. and Mrs. Leinonen and their three children, Tapio, Vuokko, and Hanna, live on a small farm, which included thirteen cows and several barnyard animals. Paula remarked about her life in Finland that school is a great deal more demanding than here in the U. S. and that the styles are similar to those of the 60s. The people of Finland, she added, are quiet and honest. They enjoy their sauna Paula toured the country which is mostly woodland and lakes. She also spent three days in Helsinki. JULIANN M. BAKER ART-SCIENCE Band: Marching 9-10, Senior 9-10-11; Varsity Basketball 10-11-12; Cheerleader: JV 10, Varsity 11-12; Chorus: Girls' 9-10-11, Mass 10-11-12, Mixed 10-11, Senior High 12, Chorus Play 10-11-12; Varsity Soccer 9-10-11-12; Varsity Softball 9-10-11-12; Student Council Represen- tative 9; Triple Trio 11-12; SLU Talented Juniors; Treasurer: Girls' Athletic Association. DANNY L. BANCROFT LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE SLU Talented Juniors DOMINIC M. BANGO CARPENTRY JANINE M. BASSETTE ART-SCIENCE Band: Senior 9; Chorus: Girls' 9-10-11, Senior High 12; Drama Club 9-10-11-12; Majorette 9-12; National Honor Society 11-12, Vice-President 12; Pompon Girl 10-11; Varsity Soccer 9; SLU Talented Juniors; Student Council Representative 11-12; Yearbook Staff 10-11-12; Volleyball: Club 11, Varsity 12. RICHARD A. BLUNDON BUSINESS Audio-Visual Assistant 9; Chorus: Mass 10-11-12, Mixed 9-10-11, Senior High 12, Chorus Play 9-10; Drama Club 9-10; Soccer: JV 10, Varsity 11-12; Manager: Baseball 9-10, Basketball 9. Soccer 9-10; Youth Council. Danny Dominic Janine Richard Carla Debbie JOSEPH J. BRIGGS INDUSTRIAL ARTS (Transferred to H.C.S. from Indian River following his ninth year) Band: Marching 9, Senior 9; Junior Varsity Basketball 9-10; Chorus: Bi-County 9, Mixed 9-11, Senior High 12; Varsity Soccer 9; Student Council Representa- tive 10; Yearbook Staff 12. PATTY G. CASE BUSINESS Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Girls' Chorus 9. DARLENE G. COLE HOMEMAKING-FOOD PREPARATION BOCES Top Achiever; Yearbook staff 12. CARLA S. COLLETTE ART-FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Cheerleader: JV 9-10, Varsity 11-12; Chorus: Girls' 9-10- 11, Mass 11-12, Mixed 11, Senior High 12, Chorus Play 11; Class President 9-10-11-12; Drill Team 9; National Honor Society 11-12, Secretary 12; SLU Talented Juniors; Varsity Soccer 9-10-11-12; Varsity Softball 10; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12, Business Manager 11-12. DEBORAH A. COLLETTE BUSINESS-SECRETARIAL Chorus: Girls' 9-10-11, Senior High 12; Majorette 11-12; Volleyball: Club 11, Varsity 12; Yearbook Staff 10-11-12. RICHARD E. DAVISON BUSINESS Chorus: Mass 9-10-11-12, Mixed 9-10-11, Senior High 12, Chorus Play 10-11-12; Basketball: JV 9-10, Varsity 11- 12; Varsity Soccer 12; Yearbook Staff 12. TIMOTHY J. DAVISON CARPENTRY Varsity Baseball 11-12; Basketball: JV 9-10, Varsity 11-12; Chorus: Mass 10-11-12, Mixed 9-10-11, Senior High 12, Chorus Play 10-11; Class Treasurer 9; Soccer: JV 10, Varsity 11-12; Student Council Representative 11; BOCES Top Achiever. JOEL E. DOWLING MATH-SCIENCE KRISTINE M. EKBERG BUSINESS-FRENCH (Transferred to H.C.S. from Long Island following her ninth grade) Library Assistant 9; Nurse's Assistant 9; School Correspondent for Town-N-Country News 12. CANDIE L. EVANS BUSINESS-SECRETARIAL Chorus: Girls' 10-11; Majorette 9-10-11; Volleyball: Club 11, Varsity 12; Yearbook Staff 10-11-12. Kris Candie Bobbi Marvin ROBERT D. FORD CONSERVATION Audio-Visual Club 9-10-11-12; Baseball 10; Soccer: Manager 10, Assistant Junior Varsity Coach 12, Assistant Junior High Coach 12; Yearbook Staff 12. MICHELLE R. FRANK BUSINESS (Transferred to H.C.S. from Indian River following her ninth year) Chorus: Girls' 9, Mixed 9; Varsity Soccer 11. LYNNE M. FULLER ART-LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE Band: Senior 9-10-11-12, Stage 10; Varsity Basketball 9-10-11-12; Cheerleader: JV 9, Varsity 12; Chorus: Girls' 9-10-11, Senior High 12; Drama Club 9-11; Flag Corps 9-10; Pompon Girl 11; Student Council Represen- tative 12; SLU Talented Juniors; 'Varsity Soccer 9-11- 12; Volleyball: Club 11; Yearbook Staff 10-11-12. BOBBI L. HOOPER BUSINESS-OFFICE PRACTICE Chorus: Girls' 9-10-11; Varsity Soccer 12; Varsity Softball 10-11-12; Volleyball: Club 11, Varsity 12; Yearbook Staff 12. MARVIN E HOOPER ART-BUSINESS-SCIENCE Yearbook Staff 12. KAREN D. HOOVER ART-LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE Band: Mass 10, Senior 9-10-11-12; Varsity Basketball 9-10-11-12; Cheerleader: JV 9-10, Varsity 11-12; Class Secretary 9; Chorus: Girls' 9-10-11, Mixed 11, Senior High 12, Chorus Play 11; Drama Club 9-10; Drill Team 11; Majorette 9-10; National Honor Society 11-12; Varsity Soccer 9-10-11-12; Varsity Softball 9-10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 10-11-12. KEITH D. HOOVER BUSINESS-MATH-SCIENCE Band: Senior 9-10-11-12, Stage 9-10; Varsity Baseball 9- 10-11-12; Basketball: JV 9-10, Varsity 11-12; Class Treasurer 10-11-12; Chorus: Mass 9-10-11-12, Mixed 9- 10- 11, Senior High 12, Chorus Play 9-10-11; National Honor Society 11-12, President 12; Varsity Soccer 9- 10-11-12. EDMUND C. JACKSON CARPENTRY TRACY J. LANCOR INDUSTRIAL ARTS-WELDING Varsity Baseball 9; JV Basketball 9; Varsity Soccer 9- 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 9. LISA J. LAWRENCE BUSINESS Band: Junior 9, Senior 10; Varsity Basketball 9-10-11- 12; Chorus: Girls' 9-10; Varsity Soccer 9-10-11-12; Varsity Softball 9-10-11-12; Volleyball: Club 11, Varsity 12. Tracy Lisa Rhonda Terry Paula Barb RHONDA A. LayBOULT HOMEMAKING Girls' Chorus 9-10-11. TERRY L. LUTHER WELDING JV Basketball 9. TORI BECHLER MASHAW BUSINESS-SECRETARIAL Band: Marching 9-10, Mass 9-10, Stage 9-10, Senior 9-10-12. PAULA J. MAXWELL FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Band: Marching 9-10, Senior 9-10-11-12; Varsity Basket- ball 9-10-11-12; Chorus: Girls' 10-11, Senior High 12; National Honor Society 11-12; Varsity Soccer 9-10-11- 12; Student Council: Vice-President 11, President 12; Varsity Softball 9-10-11-12; SLU Talented Juniors; Volleyball: Club 11, Varsity 12; Yearbook Staff 10-11- 12; A.F.S. Club Vice-President 11; A.F.S. Exchange Student (to Finland), Summer 1980; Treasurer: Girls' Athletic Department 12. BARBARA J. McINTOSH BUSINESS NURSE'S AIDE-OFFICE PRACTICE JV Cheerleader 9; Flag Corps 11-12; BOCES Top Achiever. lisa k. McIntosh BUSINESS-SECRETARIAL Guidance Counselor Assistant Varsity 12; Yearbook Staff JEFF S. MILLER THERESA M. POMERVILLE 12; Volleyball: Club 11, ; BOCES Top Achiever. ELECTRICAL TRADES FOODS TRADES Soccer Manager 12; Scorekeeper 12; Yearbook Staff 12. CHARLES A. RICHARDS MATH-SCIENCE Alternate Energy Project 9; SLU Talented Juniors. REED R. ROSE INDUSTRIAL ARTS ELECTRICAL TRADES Lisa Jeff Theresa Charles Reed Sandra Robin Brenda Steve Mike SANDRA J. SMITH BUSINESS-FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Band: Marching 9, Senior 9-10-11-12; JV Cheerleader 9- 10, Varsity 11; Chorus: Girls' 9-10-11, Mass 10-li-12, Mixed 9-10-11, Senior High 12, Chorus Play 11; Class Secretary 10-11; Drama Club 9; Flag Corps 9-10-11-12; National Honor Society 11; Senior Class Executive Council; SLU Talented Juniors; Varsity Soccer 9-10- 11-12; Varsity Softball 9-10; Triple Trio 10-11-12; NYSS Award for Piano. BRENDA L. SULLIVAN BUSINESS-MATH-SCIENCE Band: Marching 9-10-11-12, Senior 9-10-11-12, Stage 9- 10; Varsity Basketball 9-10-11-12; Chorus: Girls' 10- 11, Senior High 12; Varsity Soccer 9-10-11-12; Varsity Softball 9-10-11-12; SLU Talented Juniors. ROBIN ROUNDS THOMAS COSMETOLOGY Soccer Manager 12. STEPHEN J. VALENTINE CONSERVATION MICHAEL J. WARD LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE CONSERVATION Chorus: Boys' 9-10-11, Mass 10-11-12, Mixed 9-10-11, Senior High 12, Chorus Play 9-10-11; SLU Talented Juniors. MICHELLE M. WEIR FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Band: Senior 9-10-11-12; Cheerleader: JV 10, Varsity 11-12; Chorus: Girls' 9-10-11, Mass 10, Mixed 9-10-11, Senior High 12, Chorus Play 10-11; Class Officer: Vice- President 10-11, Secretary 12; Drama Club 10-11-12; Flag Corps 9-10-11-12; National Honor Society 11-12, Treasurer 12; Varsity Soccer 9-10-11-12; Triple Trio 10-11-12; Youth Council 12. BOBBI L. WICKS HOME ECONOMICS DONNA L. WOOD ART-BUSINESS Varsity Basketball 9-10-11-12; Chorus: Girls' 10-11; Varsity Soccer 9-10-11-12; Varsity Softball 9-10-11-12, Volleyball: Club 11, Varsity 12. TIMOTHY J. WOOD WELDING Varsity Baseball 9-10-11-12; Basketball: JV 9-10, Varsity 11-12; Drama Club 10; Varsity Soccer 9-10-11-12; Student Council Representative 9-10; BOCES Top Achiever. Donna Michelle Bobbi Tim Junior Prom King Queen On May 17, 1980, the Class of 1981 staged its Junior Prom in the High School gymnasium. The gym was tastefully and artistically decorated to reflect the colors of the rainbow, the class colors. Corsages of baby carnations highlighted the class flower. King and queen for the event were Tim Wood and Sandra Smith, who were crowned by 1979 King Randy Patnode and Queen Anne Fuller. Eight members of the class completed the royal court. After much picture taking, the royal couple led the guests into the traditional coronation dance. Music for the evening's dancing was provided by Love Street, an ensemble composed of two guitarists, a pianist, and a drummer. Girls from the Junior High served the guests refreshments, a variety of old-fashioned cookies and punch. Royal Court ROYAL COURT: Lynne Fuller, Carla Collette, Juliann Baker, Michelle Weir, Queen Sandra Smith, King Tim Wood, Keith Hoover, Tim Davison, Richard Davison, and Jeff Miller. Below are two of the many young and older couples who attended the 1980 Junior Prom. The Class of 1981 extends its thanks to all who made the event a success. It also expresses its gratitude to Mr. Fraser, Miss Finch, and Mr. Tarr, class advisers, for their valuable help in supervising the preparations for the prom. f —'- ! Senior Class Superlatives MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY: Rich Davison § Lisa McIntosh WITTIEST: Joel Dowling, Brenda Sullivan, § Lisa Lawrence Lynne Fuller CLASS ROMEO § JULIET: Tim Davison § Carla Collette MOST GULLIBLE: Steve Valentine § Rhonda LayBoult MOST OUTSPOKEN: Ed Jackson § Bobbi Hooper BEST COOKS: Riki Blundon, Joe Briggs, $ Darlene Cole CLASS CLOWNS: Ed Jackson § Terry Pomerville Also MOST INTELLIGENT: Keith Hoover § Janine Bassette MOST TALENTED: Marvin Hooper § Janine Bassette BEST MUSICIANS: Keith Hoover § Patty Case MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Keith Hoover 5 Paula Maxwell Jeff Miller § Lynne Fuller MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Tim Wood, Julie Baker, § Lisa Lawrence BEST DRESSED: Rich Davison Debbie Collette MOST LOVABLE: Rich Davison § Donna Wood Also MOST FLIRTATIOUS: Joe Briggs § Karen Hoover MOST ATHLETIC: Tim Wood § Lisa Lawrence NICKNAME FAVORITE SONG FAV. PERFORMER(S) FAVORITE FOOD Bake Baker Tapestry Carole King Boiled leeks § wild honeysuckle Devious Dan Bancroft Hell's Bells AC-DC venison § bear meat on homemade bread Dom Bango Free Bird Rush Shenandoah Valley rabbit casserole Mugsy Bassette Joe's Garage Bob Seger pizza Riki Blundon Song Bird Jethro Tull (none) Briggs Briggs Highway Song Rush lasagna Patty Case (none) (none) lasagna Dar Cole Three Times a Lady Commodores Big Mac § FF Stumper Collette Never Been Gone Carly Simon twinkies f) chocolate milk Debbie Collette Free Bird Lynard Skynard cheeseburgers Downtown Davison The Reaper Neil Young lasagna § seafoods Red Davison Helpless Neil Young frog legs § seafoods Joel” Dowling Hotel California Blue Oyster Cult venison § other wild meats Kris Ekberg Lights Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin rare roast beef Candie Evans All Out Of Love Billy Joel McDonald's FF Robbie Ford Tiny Dancer Elton John boiled dinner Frankie Frank Sharing The Night Together Cars fried shrimp $ FF Grouch Fuller Against The Wind Bob Seger fried clams Hoopie Hooper First Time Eagles lasagna § gingerbread Movin Hooper Nights In White Satin E.L.O. (I don't eat!) Hoovey Hoover Thank You Neil Young chocolate Keith Hoover Runnin' With The Devil Van Halen lasagna Ed Jackson Against The Wind Bob Seger lasagna Goggy Lancor Dreams I'll Never See AC-DC cheeseburgers Lovely Lawrence First' Time Styx blueberries Honda LayBoult All Out Of Love Eagles pizza Luth Luther Heartbreaker Styx venison Tori Mashaw Desperado Eagles venison Max Maxwell Babe Styx chili Ma McIntosh Free Bird Carly Simon catsup, hamburgers § FF Lis McIntosh Our House (none) shrimp with lobster sauce Jeff Miller Powderfinger Pink Floyd school lunches Pummy Pomerville Still Commodores lasagna, macaroni § cheese Chuck Richards We Are The Champions Electric Light Orchestra most anything D.O.B. BIGGEST FEAR FAVORITE PASTTIME FAV. FUTURE PLANS 4 10 the sudden and singing in the shower inf. break the record of my unexpected accomplishments 11 28 getting caught eating, reading, and 21 mechanical engineer sleeping 7 5 homework being outdoors § 5 Navy partying 12 17 dark closed places being with friends 0 Service 8 12 tomorrow scuba diving 21 college 11 29 work chewing Skoal, partying 10 Service 9 26 (none) sleeping 7 employment 10 14 snakes and Driver Marty 6 employment Education ca:r 2 2 reincarnation as picking on Aria 0 growing up a frog 10 21 d’eath listening to music 7 college 10 26 war basketball 18 business career 10 14 starvation pestering teachers 14 carpenter 12 25 losing sight. being outdoors 22 Aerospace or aviation hearing or limbs technician 10 4 failure Chuck 7 Chuck or college or both 7 17 being alone talking on phone 8 legal secretary 7 9 future sailing 8 chewing Skoal 2 farm management 10 3 death enjoying myself 21 marriage 1 6 high places drawing 13 advertising designer 11 28 being alone friends 22 strike it rich 5 12 not being the playing guitar 13 become important best 9 5 Keith sports 22 speech pathologist audiologist 9 5 fouling out duck hunting 1 college 9 7 death talking to friends 7 leaving Harrisville § working 6 3 life partying 12 undecided 6 26 the dark sports 32 travel 8 13 heights having a good time 13 employment 12 4 life after death drinking beer 10 underwater welder 2 17 spiders snowmobiling 24 housewife 5 24 getting old traveling 7 coach or trainer 3 29 spiders § snakes partying 18 licensed practical nurse 6 19 heights reading 3 college or employment 9 30 drought partying 18 move 3 25 me drawing § taking walks 21 college or Service 9 1 failure waterskiing § scuba diving 81 mechanical engineer NICKNAME FAVORITE SONG FAV. PERFORMER(S) FAVORITE FOOD Uncle Ducker Cocaine Eric Clapton McDonald's steakburger § Rose Sam Smith Mr. Bo Jangles Carpenters venison Roma Restaurant's tossed Sully First Time Styx salad Coke fj lasagna Sullivan Robin Thomas Babe Styx lasagna Steve Smokin' Boston lobster Valentine Mike Ward Sugar Mountain Neil Young banquet chicken Shell Weir Four Strong Winds Neil Young spinach bread Bobbi Wicks Rockin' Robin Blue Suede Shoes tacos Woody Wood All Out Of Love Styx steak potatoes Woody Tim Working Man Led Zeppelin frog legs § scalloped potatoes Wood '■igmBraraiBiEjaiajaraiajaiBiajsjBfgjBJEiEtEfHrejHJHiEiajgjamaiafan Senior Class Will Juliann Baker, to Coach Bearor, the one and only thing he could not deny: her great defensive play in boys' junior varsity basketball. Danny Bancroft, to Laurie Bancroft, his collection of brownie points, his pet duck, and his best wishes for the future. Dominic Bango, to Jeff Cole, his sister Valerie. He may even take her home. Janine Bassette, to Donna Collette, her latest book: How to Get Rich Winning Yearbook Cover Design Contests. Riki Blundon, to Dean Richards, all his summer territory at the lake. Joe Briggs, to any Junior having difficulty obtaining a driver's license, the following advice: If you can't get a license, forget it! It's only paper! Patty Case, to brother Paul, the knack of driving a '67 Chevy truck. Darlene Cole, to sister Liz, 5th period Macbeth classes and the Birnam Woods for firewood. Carla Collette, to John Miller, her nickname Stumper . Debbie Collette, to Brenda Malbeuf, a bottle of beer to be downed in one sitting if she feels she can do it. Richard Davison, to any gorgeous Junior girl, his body. Tim Davison, to Jane Benson, his title of Big Red . Joel Dowling, to little sister Tina, anything he can't take to college with him. Kris Ekberg, to Michelle Smith, absolutely nothing. May she enjoy reading her name in print! Candie Evans, to Diana Collette, a year's supply of egg salad sandwiches. Robbie Ford, to Danny Clark, a fresh can of Skoal and a fervent wish he can make it last. Michelle Frank, to sister Lynne, success in passing without doing homework. Lynne Fuller, to Barry Dusharm, her super grades in classroom participation . Bobbi Hooper, to brother Harvey, her ability to change into an animal in gym class. Marvin Hooper, to Mr. Looby, his knowledge of physics, all recorded on one 3x5 card. D.O.B. BIGGEST FEAR FAVORITE PASTTIME FAV. FUTURE PLANS 3 17 projects motorcycling, partying 18 go South 5 9 death music 10 accountant data processor 7 29 not being accepted uptown with friends or basketball 42 physical education teacher 12 27 spiders David 14 being happy as a housewife 6 27 heights trapping 12 forest management 5 15 stolen traps having a good time 18 college 3 22 wrong decisions camping up the tracks 12 college 4 14 being alone eating § sleeping 9 26 81 marriage 2 24 failure talking to friends 24 employment 12 25 first soccer practice staying at camp 32 welder iBrgiZyHiSrgJHfHJHJEJHJraiBfHIEIEJEJSJSfEIHfEiHrHiEJrSJHJrBJrgJEJEJrSfgJBJc Karen Hoover, to Jim Vanderpool, her Freckles . He seems to have lost one or two lately. Keith Hoover, to John Miller or anyone else interested, next to nothing since he is now out of sisters. Edmund Jackson, to anyone able to manage it, his good weekends. Tracy Lancor, to Brian Burgess, his ability to lie his way out of most any situation. He should make a good politician. Lisa Lawrence, to Roger Patnode, her accomplishments in typing: 5 words per minute. Rhonda LayBoult, to sister Vickie, her knack of bugging a certain male physical education teacher. Terry Luther, to Jack Bango, a year's supply of beer to help him sleep at night. Paula Maxwell, to Laurie Bancroft, her ability to blow a homerun by tripping over first base. Barb McIntosh, to Grandma Dee, her empties. Lisa McIntosh, to brother Ed, the muscles she developed as a result of carrying his books home following his hip injury. Jeff Miller, to Lynly Mashaw, a half-dozen light socket caps, for self- protection, of course. Theresa Pomerville, to Cindy Phillips, her 50s and 60s in Macbeth. Charles Richards, to brother Dean, relics of the old school. Don't carry them off too quickly, though. We may need them for a few more years. Reed Rose, to all the Juniors, his grueling eighth periods. Sandra Smith, to Chris Dashnaw, the alarm clock left her last year to get HIM to music lessons on time. Brenda Sullivan, to Kathy Lesperance, her ability to spazz out and not get hurt. Robin Thomas, to anyone, the school and its lesser and greater officialdom. Steve Valentine, to Ed Cochran, his hunting experience and trapping know-how. Mike Ward, to those who may have difficulty smiling, his engaging smile. Michelle Weir, to brother Mark, her share of mother's nagging and complaining. Bobbi Wicks, claiming to be greedy, takes all with her to enjoy forever, and ever, and ever, and ever, and maybe longer. Donna Wood, to Laurie Wood, whatever is left of the car. Tim Wood, to some lucky student, his place by the vending machines. Advertisements j Wishes ''I« j Class Of 1981 J The PIRATES LOG staff wishes to express its thanks I to all, business concerns and individuals, who have extended their financial support and thereby made its task of producing the 1981 edition that much easier. Without their generosity we would be unable to publish as comprehensive a book. 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WHITE § SON Lumber-Building Supplies Center Phone 287-1892 Gouverneur New York Compliments of your Own your own business AMWAY Dealer Elizabeth Bennett Ph. 543-2012 Harrisville LUTZ'S BARBER SHOP Vern Lutz Phone 287-9820 16 Williams Street Gouverneur New York Class of 1982 Laurie Wood, Student Council Jane Benson, Student Council Advisers: Miss Finch, Mr. Fraser, Mr. Tarr Class Officers Barry Dusha.rm, President Aaron Clark, Vice-President Cindy Phillips, Secretary Michelle Smith, Treasurer Laurie Bancroft Jane Benson Mark Benson Patricia Best Brenda Branagan Brian Burgess Gordon Burr Paul Case Aaron Clark Tammy Clement Edward Cochran Donna Collette Christopher Dashnaw Cindy Didas Vickie Draper Barry Dusharm Vanessa Fayette Lynne Frank Michael Frank Donald Fuller Christine Gale Robert LaFave Robert LaPlante Kathy Lesperance Laura Luther John Miller Wallace O'Neil Roger Patnode Cindy Phillips Lisa Ryan Michelle Smith Brenda Ward Samuel Weaver Mark Weir Brian Williams Bruce Williams Laurie Wood Linda Worden Class of 1983 Laura Collette, Student Council Edward McIntosh, Student Council Advisers: Mr. Durkish, Mrs. Hoover, Mr. Looby Class Officers Matthew O'Bryan, President Teresa Dusharm, Vice-President Tina Dowling, Secretary Diana Collette, Treasurer Valerie Bango Priscilla Bovee Darrell Best Linda Canfield Danny Clark Joseph Clement Michael Cochran Carolyn Cole Jeffrey Cole Diana Collette Laura Collette Donald Cook Crystal Couzens William Couzens Tina Dowling Mark Dreythaler Stephen Duggan Teresa Dusharm Julie Eggleston Lisa Hooley Shelley Jackson Francis Johnson Bradford Johnston Timothy LaDuc Todd LaFave Tena LayBoult Vickie LayBoult Ricky Leonard Brenda Malbeuf Lynly Mashaw Edward McIntosh April Miller Lane Miller Steven Miller Deborah Moody Sara Ober Matthew O'Bryan Melissa Parow Dean Richards Kevin Ritz Patrick Ritz Stephen Ritz John Sibley Danny Simmons Jamie Smith Donald Thomas James Vanderpool Stuart Weaver Gerald Wood Class of 1984 class Officers Jeneen Phillips, Student Council Susan Smith, Student Council Advisers: Mrs. Cring § Mr. LeBlanc Sue Fuller, President Jeneen Phillips, Vice-President Sandra Hadfield, Secretary Michael Hooley, Treasurer Kim Ames Jack Bango Laurie Bango Victoria Bango Phillip Bechler Raymond Bechler Amy Benney Deneen Burr Perry Case Cindy Clement Michael Cleveland Berta Cole Scott Cole Trina Collette Rodney Copley Christine Craft Tammy Didas Mary Dreythaler Charles Fowler Sue Fuller Charles Gibbs Thomas Gibson Kevin Gratzer Linda Graves Rebecca Graves Kenneth Hadfield Sandra Hadfield Harold Hill David Hoffman Eugene Hooley Michael Hooley Harvey Hooper John Jackson Bonnie LaFave Scott Lancor Scott LaPar Dale LaParr Laurie LaVancha Robby Leonard Steve Lesperance Kim Lewis Marie Luther Martin Luther Marla Mantle Scott McIntosh Floyd Moore Tracy Moore Delora Morris Chris Ogrodnik Mark Parow Jeneen Phillips Elizabeth Ripley Bruce Seymour Brenda Sibley Susan Smith Brent Swanson Amanda Taylor Richard Ward Robin Ward Denise Weeks Dennis Weeks Duane Whitney Leon Wicks John Wood Tammy Young Eighth Grade Carol Cummings, President Joel Clark, Vice-President Carol Ritz, Secretary Jeffrey Gratzer, Treasurer Brian McIntosh, Student Council Christopher Wood, Student Council Homeroom Teachers § Advisers: Mr. Breindel § Mr. Kellerhals front: Tammy Canfield; back: Randy Thomas, Donald Simmons, Christopher Wood, John McIntosh, Lynette Ward. front: Derek Trombley, Michael Branagan; back: David Kiggins, Julie Frank, Kelly Austin, Terry LaFlair. front: Jon-Paul Dusharm, Dawn Ogrodnik; back: Paula Fayette, Brian Poole, Carol Ritz, Diane Jackson. front: Julie Clark, Leanne Frazee; back: Brad Clement, Ronald Hartle, Jeffrey Gratzer, Robert Delles. front: Carol Cummings, Judith Finley; back: John Hart, Philip Case, Darren Burgess, Timothy Best. front: Kelly Jo LaFave, Anthony Brown; back: Leonard Bechler, John Bancroft, Dexter Worden, Tresa LaParr. front: Brian McIntosh, Jeffrey Walters; back: Dawn Mantle, Pam Luther, Ross Wicks; no picture of Mary Ann LayBoult was available. Seventh Grade Todd Campbell, Student Council Patrick O'Bryan, Student Council Homeroom Teachers § Advisers: Mrs. Heagle § Mr. Stewart Parow front: Brian Coloney, Francis Hart, Brian Mantle; back: Daniel Hooley, Jeffrey LaPar, James Dusharm, Roy Davis. front: Michael Hawthorne, Tracy LaFave, Roderick Fraser; back: Kim Fuller, Emilie Schmitt, Kenneth Hartle, David Poole. Steve Hooper, President Kim Best, Vice-President Theresa Hoover, Secretary James Thomas, Treasurer front: Todd Campbell, Lloyd Fuller, John Stott; back: Sherene Pealo, Lena Wicks, Michele Johnson, Marion Lancor. front: Jeffrey Baker, Chad LaPlatney, Timothy Evans, Andrea Parow; back: Jody LaPar, Kevin Hooper, Kevin Davison. JrJiF front: Clorinda LaParr, Janet Whitney, Lanette Wood; back: Delbert Ryan, Timothy Phillips, Daniel Ritz, Brian Clement. front: Michelle Peabody, Laura Hooley, Jeffrey McIntosh; back: Randy Didas, hornas LaVancha, Steve Thesier, Raymond Hughto. front: Ralph Ward, James Thomas; back: Patrick O'Bryan, Reine Trombley, Francine Wilson, Emily Sullivan. front: Andrea LaFlair, Shelley Hudson, Steven Hooper; back: Theresa Hoover, Mark Nawotniak, Kim Best, Matthew McIntosh. front: Mrs. Jackie Wood. Mrs. Wood has been library clerk in the system since 1970. She has been at the Elementary School for the last several years. Mrs. Lela LaDuc, B.A., Potsdam, (1978) is the corrective mathematics teacher at the Elementary School. Mrs. Bonnie Lehman, B.S., Brockport, (1974) is involved in speech and hearing therapy. back: Mr. Charles Folsom, B.S., (1971) is the physical education teacher at the Elementary School. He also coaches varsity basketball. Mrs. Carol Phillips, B.S., Geneseo, (1975) is the corrective reading teacher. Mrs. Mary LaDuc, Eastman Dental Dispensary, (1952) performs the duties of dental hygienist. Special Faculty front: Timothy Hart, Scott Bechler, Stephen Moody, Connie Ritz, Kristie Crane, Anthony Bango, Bret Miller, Ty Coloney; middle: Peggy House, Cynthia Clark, Scott Hunter, James Couzens, John Graham, Autumn Frazee, Danielle Dusharm, Mr. O'Bryan; back: Laurie Luther, Trena Middlestate, James Manchester, Julie Parow, Ann Pierce, Angela Atkinson, Christopher Woodward, Thomas Jones; absent: Carrie Stevens. Sixth Grade front: Timothy Fowler, Corey Swanson, Joseph Brown, Jason Dickinson, Christopher Wicks, Allen Bango, Joseph Graves, Richard Mono; middle: Mrs. Taylor, Melissa Manchester, JoAnne Clark, Christine O'Bryan, Tina LaFave, Shila McIntosh, Tracy Taylor, Rebecca Davis; back: Michael Rose, Ronald Ortlieb, Brenda Deamer, Lucinda Parow, Jeffrey Kiggins, Myra Cummings, Timothy Austin, Amanda Fraser, Melissa Phillips. (counter-clockwise from top left) 1. front: James Couzens, Autumn Frazee, JoAnne Clark; middle: Allen Bango, Anne Pierce, Rebecca Davis, Laurie Luther; back: Melissa Phillips, Shila McIntosh, Angela Atkinson. 2. kneeling: Scott Bechler; back: Kristie Crane, Angela Atkinson, Timothy Hart, Scott Hunter. 3. front: Melissa Manchester; back: Richard Mono, Christine O'Bryan, Shila McIntosh, Lucinda Parow. 4. Melissa Phillips, Myra Cummings, Joseph Brown, Jason Dickinson, Christopher Wicks, Michael Rose. 5. Corey Swanson, Michael Rose, Scott Hunter. (clockwise from top left) 1. front: Brenda Dusharm, Robert Bango; middle: Kristie Wood, Brenda Clement, Andrew Parow; back: Tina Wood, Elizabeth Schmitt, Shayne Atkinson, Christopher Looby, Scott Cleve- land. 2. Scott Cleveland, James Fuller. 3. Lee Pierce, Charles Mealus. 4. front: Daniel Hoover, Chris Looby; back: Janet Cross, Christina Carr, Charles Mealus. 5. front: Brenda Dusharm, Denise Collet- te, Debbie Hawthorne; back: Craig Davie, John LaFave, Kevin Delles. 6. front: Jamie Carr; back: Beth Schmitt, Mercy Caldwell, Andy Parow, Tim Vanderpool. front: Richard Rounds, James Sullivan, Nick Bresset, Brenda Middlestate, Colleen McIntosh, Kristie Wood, James Fuller, Shawn McIntosh; middle: Mr. Amerando, Scott Cleveland, Charles Savidge, Robert Bango, Brenda Clement, Christina Carr, Christopher Looby, Scott LaPlatney, Daniel Hoover; back: Charles Mealus, Derrick Kiggins, John Hadfield, Janet Cross, Aria Collette, Lee Pierce, Lance Thesier, Lynn Kaler. Fifth Grade front: Thomas Davison, Charles Coloney, Shayne Atkinson, Mark McIntosh, Denise Collette, Brenda Dusharm, Debbie Hawthorne, John LaFave; middle: Mrs. Rose, Richard Wicks, Mercedes Caldwell, Shane Morris, Andrew Parow, Jamie Carr, Kevin Delles, Elizabeth Schmitt; back: David Hooper, Timothy Vanderpool, Daniel House, Tina Wood, Craig Davie, Jason McIntosh, Robert Poole, Scott Frank, Dawn Deamer; absent: Rebecca Zehr. front: Joshua Dickinson, Gerald Baker, Chrisscheyl Bango, Regina LaVancha, William Stamper, Jack McIntosh, Keith Young; middle: Michelle Williams, Kristi Casciaro, Lorrie Nawotniak, Anthony Betrus, Sara LaParr, Sheena Atkinson, Mrs. Bassette; back: Angelia Hunter, DeWayne Baillargeon, Christopher Frank, Christine DeHart, Ronda LaPlatney, Richard Wicks, Danielle Fraser, James Taylor; absent: Donald Fowler. FOUFth OrOCl© front: Anthony LaParr, Robert Peabody, Victor Moore, Edward Ritz, Jack Andersen, Thomas Looby, Daniel Hawthorne; middle: Colleen Kiggins, Julie Manchester, Penny Fowler, Laurie Myers, Tina Kaler, Nichole Davis, Christine Gratzer, Mr. Slate; back: Shelly Ford, Lorrie Cross, Joanne House, Terri Jo Layboult, Ann Moody, Glenn Smith, Dennis Canfield; absent: Sheila Pealo. (counter-clockwise from top right) 1. front: Christine Gratzer, Tina Kaler; middle: Joanne House, Shelly Ford, Nichole Davis, Daniel Hawthorne; back: Sheila Pealo, Julie Manchester, Tony LaParr, Robert Peabody. 2. front: Christine Gratzer; back: Victor Moore, Glenn Smith, Nichole Davis, Laurie Cross. 3. front: Thomas Looby, Sheila Pealo, Daniel Hawthorne; back: Shelly Ford, Laurie Cross, Jack Andersen, Laurie Myers. 4. front: Michelle Williams; back: Sheena Atkinson, Mrs. Bassette, Chrisscheyl Bango, Kristi Casciaro. 5. front: Chrisscheyl Bango, Gerald Baker, Regina LaVancha; middle: Joshua Dickinson, Kristi Casciaro, Michelle Williams, James Taylor; back: DeWayne Baillargeon, Angelia Hunter, Sheena Atkinson, Christopher Frank, Danielle Fraser. (clockwise from top left) 1. front: Eric Baker, Jeffery Moore; back: Patricia Whitford, Krista Manchester, Eric Finley, Lynn Trombley. 2. front: Denise Bango, Tonya Graham; back: Patricia Whitford, Troy Spencer, Michaela Mealus. 3. front: Mary Wood, Bridget O'Bryan, Lynette Richer, Billie Jo LaFave; back: Jodi Hooper, Stephen Clarke, Jesse Miller, Wayne Mantle, Brian Stamper, Philip Cring; standing: Harold Ober, Steven Bechler (partially hidden) 4. Brian Stamper, Wayne Mantle, Bridget LaPlante. 5. front: Carrie Middlestate; back: Lynette Richer, Sherri Hernandez, Billie Jo LaFave, Angel LaParr. front: Nicole Jesmer, Scott Smith, Travis LaFave, Adam Atkinson, Jennifer Thomas, Patricia Whitford, Francis Rounds; middle: Mrs. Grindal, Mark Whitaker, Krista Manchester, Michaela Mealus, Lynn Trombley, Teresa Taylor, Alan Williams, Eric Baker; back: Troy Spencer, Terry LaParr, Tonya Graham, Denise Bango, Karianne Woodward, Eric Finley, Michael Miller, Lori Ward; absent: Melody Brown. Third Grade front: Bridget LaPlante, Bridget O'Bryan, Jesse Miller, Billie Jo LaFave, Angel LaParr, Stephen Clarke, Bobbi Sue Folsom, Philip Cring; middle: Miss Shampine, Steven Bechler, Amanda McIntosh, Rodney Patnode, Carrie Middlestate, Scott Bango, Andrew Williams; back: Jodi Hooper, Sherri Hernandez, Brian Stamper, April Coloney, Harold Ober, Lynette Richer, Wayne Mantle; absent: David LaVancha. front: Steven Savidge, Aaron Fowler, Chad Thompson, Richard LaPlatney, Brian Best, Michael Weeks, Michael Fuller; middle: Mrs. Clark, Charles Parow, Dorothy Hooper, Jeffrey Hall, Ryan Betrus, Mark Sibley, Frederick Rose, Tina Fowler, Dawn LaFlair; back: Parrish Baillargeon, Anthony Casciaro, Stacy Hooper, Tammy Stamper, Heidi Phillips, Sarah Gale, Debra Chartrand, Adam McIntosh. X _ I front: Jonathan Spencer, Sherri Ryan, Trudy Myers, Michelle Hart, Carl Parow, William Deamer, Robert Fowler; middle: Mrs. Duggan, John LaDuc, Todd McIntosh, Adam Carr, Travis Moore, Scott Walters, Nelson Clark, Frederick Hall, John Phillips; back: Eric Frank, Randy Mono, Mark Johnson, Joanna Phillips, Mary Card, Nicole Hunter, Robin Leonard, Rebecca Chartrand; absent: Valerie Geer. (counter-clockwise from top right) 1. Robin Leonard, Nelson Clark, John Phillips, Travis Moore. 2. front: Nicole Hunter, Scott Walters, John Phillips; back: Rebecca Chartrand, Nelson Clark, Eric Frank, Mary Card. 3. front: Mark Johnson, Todd McIntosh; back: Joanna Phillips, Michelle Hart, Travis Moore, Robin Leonard, Nicole Hunter. 4. front: Tina Fowler, Stacy Hooper, Dawn LaFlair, Richard LaPlatney, Fred Rose, Aaron Fowler, Jeffrey Hall. 5. front: Dorothy Hooper, Rhonda Jackson; middle: Michael Weeks, Michael Fuller, Sarah Gale, Debra Chartrand, Dawn LaFlair, Heidi Phillips; back: Tammy Stamper, Stacy Hooper. 6. front: Adam McIntosh; back: Parrish Baillar- geon, Michael Fuller, Debbie Chartrand, Heidi Phillips. (clockwise from upper left) 1. front: Rachel Caron; back: Keith Baker, Tom Sullivan, Lisa Bango, Heather Parow, Angela Emerson. 2. Eric Walters, Denise Luther, Jennifer Lashua, Bridget LaParr. 3. front: Nicole Mono, Jerome LaPlatney; back: Nichole McIntosh, Sarah LaDuc, Mark Hooper. 4. Angela Emerson, Shawn Losey, Harold Whitney. 5. Kneeling: Karen Carr; back: William Middlestate, Kathleen Woodward, Jessica Dickinson. 6. Santa, Jennifer Lashua, Bridget LaParr, Eric Walters, Dawn Kaler. front: Ricky Jesmer, Heather Parow, Harold Whitney, Rachel Caron, James Seymour, Jerome LaPlatney, Keith Baker; middle: Angela Emerson, Sarah LaDuc, Lisa Bango, Colleen Oates, Thomas Sullivan, George Fowler, Nichole McIntosh, Mrs. Bowser; back: Shelly Dusharm, Shawn Losey, Jason Miller, Steven Rose, Mary Bresset, Nicole Mono, Mark Hooper; absent: Krista Frazee. front: Brian Hopper, Patrick Looby, Delta Wicks, Eric Walters, Francis LaPlante, Eric Graham; middle: Mrs. Valentine, Karen Carr, Jessica Dickinson, Jeffrey Moody, Dawn Kaler, Christopher Baker, Kathleen Woodward, Bridget LaParr; back: Allen Caldwell, William Middlestate, Daniel Folsom, Denise Luther, Elizabeth Trombley, Aaron Finley, Jennifer Lashua; absent: Christine Mono, Scott Anderson. front: Chalo Atkinson, Karen Clarke, Dale Best, Chad Mono, Noah Rounds; middle: Thomas Manchester, Carla Yaw, Victor Irish, Anthony LaPlatney, Joseph McIntosh, Tammy McIntosh; back: Miss DeBoalt, Shawn Richards, Robert Favry, Gerard Caron, Joli Percoski, James Cring; absent: Heather Smith, Luke Nikisher. Kindergarten front: Tonia Chartrand, Jeremy McIntosh, Heather Burke, Chad Sullivan, Kristopher Conlin, Michael Johnson; middle: Mrs. Sweet, Karl Anderson, Melissa Mallette, Jonathan Betrus, Christy Spencer, Parish Atkinson; back: Andrew Parow, Emily Langs, Jonathan Breindel, Joanna LaDuc, Elijah Finley, Melanie Savidge; absent: Stephen Fowler, Jason Stevenson. (counter-clockwise from top right) 1. Luke Nikisher, Heather Smith, Chad Mono, Santa, Tammy McIntosh. 2. front: Robert Favry, Joseph McIntosh; back: Victor Irish, Shawn Richards, James Cring, Karen Clarke, Tom Manchester, Chad Mono, Noah Rounds. 3. front: Heather Burke; back: pre-schooler, Melissa Mallette, Stephen Fowler, Michael Johnson. 4. Karen Clarke, Victor Irish, Thomas Manchester, Tammy McIntosh. 5. Karl Anderson, Elijah Finley, Santa, Melanie Savidge, Joanna LaDuc, Jonathan Betrus. 6. Christy Spencer and Santa. front: Carol Ritz, Berta Cole, Mary Dreythaler, Bonnie LaFave, Susan Thomas, Tammy Canfield; back: Carol Cummings, Lynette Ward, Sue Fuller, Collins, not pictured, coached the girls. Junior High Softball Trina Collette, Dawn Ogrodnik. Miss front: Todd Moody, Tim Evans, Terry LaFlair, I. I i; .k Rodney Copley, Ross Wicks; middle: John Wood, JillOr nigri DvJO©DClll John McIntosh, Ronald Hartle, Chris Wood, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Brad Clement, Darren Burgess; back: Mr. Fraser, Jeffrey Gratzer, Scott LaPar, Derek Trombley, David Kiggins, Marty Luther, Randy Didas, Brian McIntosh. Girls’ Softball Team First Front: Dee Bovee, Laura Collette, Laurie Wood, Laurie Bancroft, Karen Hoover; middle: Debbie Moody, manager, Lisa Lawrence, Brenda Sullivan, Jane Benson, Tina Dowling, Linda Canfield, Kim Lewis, manager; back: Coach Felio, Missy Parow, Donna Wood, Kathy Lesperance, Donna Collette, Tammy Lesperance, Paula Maxwell, Juliann Baker, Deanna Swem, manager; Bobbi Hooper was absent at picture time. RESULTS HOME OPPONENTS AWAY 6-5 Colton-Pierrepont 12-11 12-11 Hermon-DeKalb 8-11 34-8 St. Regis Falls 21-14 19-7 Knox Memorial 9-8 19-10 Parishville 13-9 DIVISION III STANDINGS Miss Felio's varsity softball team captured first place in their division with a 9-1 record. Colton girls placed second (8-2) while the aggregation from Hermon-DeKalb garnered third place with a 7-3 record. The Harrisville girls, as the results above indicate, lost only to Hermon-DeKalb on the latter's home diamond. This was the second first place finish in as many years for the Lady Pirates. Let's make it three this spring! ALL-NORTHERN DIVISION III FIRST TEAM Lisa Lawrence, Harrisville Brenda Sullivan, Harrisville Paula Maxwell, Harrisville Beth Wolf, Colton-Pierrepont Becky Thomas, Colton-Pierrepont Terry Hennessy, Colton-Pierrepont Natalie Cummings, Hermon-DeKalb Lori Chilton, Hermon-DeKalb Carmen Aldous, Hermon-DeKalb Juli Baker, Second Team Tammy Lesperance, Honorable Mention PLAY-OFFS After defeating Heuvelton 11-10, the girls lost to Edwards 4-5. SECTIONALS The Lady Pirates dropped a 2-18 decision to Moriah. Boys’ Baseball Squad Second HOME RESULTS OPPONENTS AWAY 5-4 Colton-Pierrepont 9-7 1-4 Clifton-Fine 8-7 14-2 Knox Memorial 8-9 11-1 St. Regis Falls 3-2 7-1 Parishville 14-5 14-10 Hermon-DeKalb 7-3 Clifton-Fine captured the division crown with an 11-1 record. Close behind at 10-2 were the Pirates. PLAY-OFFS The Pirates lost a 4-9 decision to Morristown in their first contest. ALL-NORTHERN DIVISION III FIRST TEAM Phil Shene, Clifton-Fine, pitcher Brian Burgess, Harrisville, pitcher Mark Chase, Parishville, catcher Bruce Langevin, Clifton-Fine, first base Scott Ballou, Colton, second base Todd Weaver, Harrisville, shortstop Dean Chase, St. Regis Falls, third base Ken Latramore, Clifton-Fine, utility Mark Benson, Harrisville, outfield Wayne Corbine, Knox Memorial, outfield Eric Tupper, Knox Memorial, outfield Joel Russell, Clifton-Fine, outfield Don Fuller, Second Team Ed McIntosh, Honorable Mention Keith Hoover, Honorable Mention Front: Managers Richard Ward, John McIntosh, Brian McIntosh, Kenny Malbeuf; middle: Kenny Hadfield, Don Fuller, Don Thomas, Ed McIntosh, Tim LaDuc, Mark Benson; back: Coach Bearor, Brian Burgess, John Miller, Gordon Burr, Dave Hobart, Tim Wood, Tim Davison, Keith Hoover, Tracy Lancor. Todd Weaver was absent for picture. Girls’ Varsity Soccer In First Front: Michelle Weir, Karen Hoover, Kathy Lesperance, Paula Maxwell, Dee Bovee, Laurie Wood; middle: Laurie Bancroft, Lisa Lawrence, Carla Collette, Donna Wood, Lynne Fuller, Sandra Smith, Jane Benson; back: Coach Felio, Michelle Smith, Brenda Sullivan, Donna Collette, Juliann Baker, Bobbi Hooper. NAC DIVISION IIIA Harrisville Edwards Hermon-DeKalb Clifton-Fine Knox Memorial NAC DIVISION IIIB Hammond Morristown The NAC Girls' Soccer Heuvelton League does not select Lisbon All-Northern teams. As the record indicates, the Lady Pirates had very fine season. Congratulations, girls! HOME RESULTS OPPONENTS AWAY 1-2 Clifton-Fine 2-1 3-2 Hermon-DeKalb 1-5 3-0 Knox Memorial 1-0 2-1 Edwards 2-1 Heuvelton 3-2 o 1 Lisbon Gsl 1 O Hammond Morristown 1-1 STANDINGS W-L-T-TP 9-2-1-19 8-4-0-16 8-4-0-16 7-3-2-16 2- 10-0-4 STANDINGS 7-3-1-15 3- 7-1- 7 3-7-1- 7 2-9-0- 4 another COPENHAGEN TOURNAMENT: Juliann Baker, Jane Benson, Lisa Lawrence, Karen Hoover, and Laurie Bancroft were selected Tournament All-Stars. Lisa also earned the MVP award on offense. The Lady Pirates defeated Sackets 8-0 but lost the championship game 0-1 after four OT sessions and a shoot-out. NAC DIVISION X PLAY-OFFS The girl hooters lost their first round contest against Edwards, 0-1, after overtime and a long shoot-out. The Lady Hornets, who had lost four games in regular play, went on to cap- ture the Section X championship. REGIONALS The Lady Pirates scored a 2-1 victory against Willsboro of Section VII. Lawrence and Hoover tallied as our girls scored the only Section X victory in regional play. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Karen Hoover led in goals scored with seven. Lawrence and Laurie Wood tallied six each. Complet- ing the scoring were Lesperance with three, Benson with two, and Bancroft and Baker with one each. Lawrence led with five assists, followed by Hoover (4), Wood (1), Lesperance (1), and Benson ( 2). . Front: Brenda Sibley, Vicky Bango, Sue Fuller, Bonnie La- VOrSltV Fave’ Tina Dowling, Jeneen Phillips; middle: Mary Dreythaler, ' Linda Canfield, Debbie Moody, Trina Collette, Teresa Dusharm, Jamie Smith, Laura Collette; back: Miss Collins, Susan Smith, Berta Cole, Julie Eggleston, Sandra Hadfield, Crystal Couzens, Cindy Didas. Absent: Cindy Phillips. Varsity Soccer Misses Post-Season Play Front: John Sibley, Ed Cochran, Don Fuller, Ed McIntosh, Tim LaDuc, Richard Davison, Mark Benson, Keith Hoover; middle: Coach Bearor, Roger Patnode, Tim Davison, Robert Nagle, Steve Duggan, Brian Williams, John Miller; back: Riki Blundon, Bill Couzens, Mike Cochran, Mark Weir, Bruce Williams, Chris Dashnaw, Gordon Burr, Tim Wood. Roger Patnode directs ball away from Morristown player as Mike Cochran waits for pass. HOME RESULTS OPPONENTS AWAY 0-2 Morristown 1-2 2-3 Knox Memorial 1-2 1-2 Edwards 1-0 7-0 Hermon-DeKalb 2-0 0-1 Clifton-Fine 3-3 Parishville 2-4 non-league NAC DIVISION III Knox Memorial Morristown Clifton-Fine Edwards Harrisville Hormnn 1 Tv STANDINGS W-L-T-TP 10-0-0-20 8-2-0-16 4-5-1- 9 4-6-0- 8 3-6-1- 7 n_in_n_ n hough the squad did not make play-offs, it lost no game by more than two goals. Coach Bearor considered the season a good one in spite of the record. INDIVIDUAL SCORING: Twelve different players participated in the goal scoring. Benson, Mike Cochran, Rich Davison, Hoover, LaDuc, and Miller each scored twice, while single goals were registered by Burr, Ed Cochran, Couzens, Tim Davison, Brian Williams and Wood. LaDuc also had two assists. Single assists were credited to the two Davi- sons, Hoover, Miller, Wood, Patnode, and Williams. . . . , .. Junior Varsity ALL-NORTHERN DIVISION III FIRST TEAM ' Wayne Corbine MVP, Knox Memorial Jerry Snell, Knox Memorial Tom Brunner, Morristown Tim Wood, Harrisville Keith Hoover, Harrisville Mark Deshaise, Clifton-Fine Joel Russell, Clifton-Fine Dan Clark, Knox Memorial Ken Davison, Edwards Bill Rebideau, Morristown Tom Haines, Morristown Mark Weir and John Miller, Second Team Tim LaDuc, Honorable Mention Mr. Pat Fraser led the Junior Varsity soccer team to a fine 9-1-1 season as his ninth and tenth graders displayed a potent attack and a tight defense. It outscored its opponents 40 goals to 12. The squad registered double wins over Clifton-Fine, Hermon-DeKalb, and Canton. It scored single victories over Carthage and Parishville. Colton was extended to the limit as it barely managed to force a tie. Gouverneur was the only team to inflict a defeat on the young Pirates as the two teams split a home-and-home series. Joe Clement served notice that he is to be reckoned with in future years as a potentially prolific scorer. Front: Lynly Mashaw, Marty Luther, Matt O'Bryan, Mike Cleveland, John Sibley, Ricky Leonard, Kenny Hadfield; middle: Gerald Wood, Kevin Gratzer, Steve Lesperance, Scott McIntosh, Richard Ward, Scott LaPar, Leon Wicks, John Wood; back: Ray Bechler, Brent Swanson, Lane Miller, Todd LaFave, Robby Leonard, Scott Lancor, Joe Clement, Mark Dreythaler, Coach Fraser. Girls’ Basketball Team Looks to Play-Offs front: Sue Fuller, managers Diana Collette, Lisa McIntosh, Sandra Smith, Teresa Dusharm; middle: Ber.ta Cole, Mary Dreythaler, Karen Hoover, Lisa Lawrence, Kathy Lesperance, Laurie Bancroft; back: Juli Baker, Paula Maxwell, Donna Collette, Coach Fraser, Brenda Sullivan, Lynne Fuller, Donna Wood. INDIVIDUAL SCORING (excluding sectionals) Juli Baker 2-0-4; Laurie Bancroft 24-3-51; Mary Dreythaler 3-0-6; Teresa Dusharm 3-3-9; Lynne Fuller 7-0-14; Sue Fuller 1-0-2; Karen Hoover 4-0-8; Lisa Lawrence 71-30-172; Kathy Lesperance 13-4-30; Paula Maxwell 44-4-92; Brenda Sullivan 95-19-209; Donna Wood 2-1-5. Totals: 269-64-602. The girls are preparing for the sectional as we go to press. DIVISION III ALL-LEAGUE First Team Robin Alberry, Hammond Heidi Aldous, Hermon-DeKalb Barb Henri, Clifton-Fine Brenda Sullivan, Harrisville Jackie Woodside, Morristown Second Team Lisa Lawrence Honorable Mention Paula Maxwell HOME AWAY - Hammond 39-21 52-25 Lisbon - 51-45 Hermon-DeKalb 42-46 59-16 Knox Memorial 51-22 53-38 Edwards 58-57 41-37 Clifton-Fine 33-35 42-33 Morristown - - Heuvelton 40-34 FINAL STANDINGS Clifton -Fine 11-2 Harrisville 10-3 Hermon-: DeKalb 7-5 Edwards 4-8 Knox Memorial 0-12 The Lady Pirates lost 41-48 to Clifton-Fine in a first place plav-off Girls’ Volleyball The girls participated in their first season of competitive volleyball. As expected they bowed to more experienced opponents. By the end of the season, however, they served notice that they should not be taken for granted in future years as they won their last two matches, one against last year's champions. front: Missy Parow, Carolyn Cole, Cindy Clement, Amy Benney, Robin Ward, Dee Bovee, Berta Cole, Mary Dreythaler; back: Lisa Lawrence, Donna Wood, Lisa McIntosh, Donna Collette, Coach Felio, Brenda Sullivan, Bobbi Hooper, Laurie Wood, Lynne Frank, Paula Maxwell. Tammy Clement and Michelle Smith were not present. Boys’ Basketball Team Scores Over Foes front: Managers Patrick O'Bryan, Christopher Wood, John Sibley, Todd Campbell; seated: Roger Patnode, Chris Dashnaw, Keith Hoover, Richard Davison, Brian Burgess, Brian Williams; back: Mark Weir, Gordon Burr, Bruce Williams, Coach Folsom, Tim Wood, Tim Davison, John Miller. DIVISION III STANDINGS INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS Harrisville 15-1 HOME AWAY (excluding postseason play) Morristown 14-2 81-71 Morristown 62-60 FG FT TP Heuvelton 12-4 95-60 Hermon-DeKalb 94-34 Brian Burgess 74 38 186 Lisbon 11-5 77-56 Gouverneur 51-48 Gordon Burr 26 7 59 Hammond 6-10 79-59 Hammond 78-73 Chris Dashnaw 10 7 27 Edwards 6-10 77-58 Knox Memorial 70-47 Rich Davison 68 25 161 Knox Memorial 5-11 75-48 Clifton-Fine 70-45 Tim Davison 78 57 213 Hermon-DeKalb 2-14 66-55 Edwards 85-43 Keith Hoover 111 46 268 Clifton-Fine 1-15 74-72 Lisbon 63-91 John Miller 47 17 111 DIVISION I 61-49 Heuvelton 75-74 Roger Patnode Mark Weir 14 7 3 9 31 23 Malone 15-1 Total Offense: 1464 or •73.2 Brian Williams 6 0 12 DIVISION II Total Defense: 1183 or • 59.2 Bruce Williams 24 9 57 St. Regis Falls 12-2 Tim Wood 118 80 316 SECTION X D PLAY-OFFS TOTAL 583 298 1464 Quarter-final play saw Edwards defeat Hammond, 75-69; St. Regis Falls best Knox Memorial, 74-56; Morristown overwhelm Hermon-DeKalb 96-76; our Pirates received a bye. In semi-final competition, the Pirates took Edwards and Morristown ousted St. Regis Falls, both by 56-46 scores. In the finals, Morristown stopped the Pirates in double overtime, 74-69. COMMUNITY SAVINGS BANK HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT The Second Annual Community Savings Bank Holiday Tournament was held on December 26 and 27, 1980, at Jefferson Community College. Four area schools participated. It will be remembered that the Pirates won this tournament last year. Results of this year's competition were as follows: FIRST ROUND: South Jefferson 86, HCS 68 Indian River 80, Lyme 56 CONSOLATION GAME: HCS 63, Lyme 54 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: Indian River 76, South Jeff 64 TOURNAMENT'S MVP: Chris Ingerson of the victorious Indian River team. ALL-TOURNEY TEAM: Bob Arthur, South Jefferson Lynn Matteson, South Jefferson Tim Murphy, Indian River Scott Wilson, Lyme Tim Wood, Harrisville Junior Varsity Rolls On The Junior Varsity experienced yet another fine season, posting a 17-1 win-loss record. Its only loss was at the hands of the Edwards squad on the night of February 12, a loss which marked the end of a string of consec- utive victories extending over 74 games. RESULTS HOME AWAY 46-20 Morristown 49-39 52-26 Hermon-DeKalb 53-31 64-35 Gouverneur 43-40 59-28 Hammond 58-39 57-34 Knox Memorial 54-31 55-38 Clifton-Fine 40-30 45-36 Edwards 39-50 43-35 Heuvelton 43-42 52-34 Lisbon 53-46 Total offense: 905 or 50.3 ppg Total defense: 634 or 35.1 ppg front: managers Dexter Worden, Derek Trombley, David Kiggins; seated: Todd LaFave, Mike Cochran, Kevin Gratzer, John Wood, Steve Lesperance, Leon Wicks, Ed McIntosh; back: Ricky Leonard, Matt O'Bryan, Mike Cleveland, Frank Johnson, Coach Bearor, Bill Couzens, Brent Swanson, Tim LaDuc, Scott Lancor. Tim Davison gets two for Pirates while John Miller (22) and Tim Wood (32) stand poised for rebound. Tim Wood takes defensive stance to thwart Edwards player. Brenda Sullivan outmaneuvers Lisbon opponent on way to basket. Tim LaDuc (10) races in for lay-up or a pass to Frank Johnson (42). Cheerleaders Varsity front: Laurie Bancroft Juli Baker Jane Benson Lynne Fuller Kathy Lesperance Michelle Weir upper level: Karen Hoover Carla Collette Junior Varsity front: Tina Dowling Susan Smith Linda Canfield Bonnie LaFave middle: Laura Collette Jamie Smith back: Sue Fuller Vickie LayBoult J. H. Soccer front: Jeff Baker, Jeff LaPar, Ken Hartle, Dexter Worden, Todd Campbell, Tony Brown, Dan Ritz, Francis Hart, Tracy LaFave, Jim Thomas; center: Allan Ekberg, Tim Phillips, Pat O'Bryan, Ralph Ward, Chris Wood, Derek Trombley, Ray Hughto, Jeff Gratzer, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Ross Wicks, Rod Fraser; back: Coach Fraser, Mark Nawotniak, Jim Dusharm, Steve Hooper, Ron Hartle, Jeff Walters, Tom LaVancha, Steve Thesier, Todd Moody, Roy Davis, Lloyd Fuller. 8th Basketball front: Darren Burgess, Terry LaFlair, Tony Brown, Chris Wood, Jon-Paul Dusharm; center: Ron Hartle, Jeff Walters, Ross Wicks, Donald Simmons, Jeff Gratzer; back: Todd Moody, Derek Trombley, Dexter Worden, David Kiggins, Joel Clark. 7th Basketball front: Tim Evans, Brian Coloney, Jeff LaPar, Todd Campbell, Danny Ritz, Frank Hart, Tracy LaFave, Roy Davis; center: Mike Hawthorne, Tim Phillips, Jeff Baker, Ralph Ward, Ken Hartle, Ray Hughto, Rod Fraser, Lloyd Fuller, James Thomas; back: Mark Nawotniak, Allan Ekberg, Pat O'Bryan, John Stott, Tom LaVancha, Steve Thesier, Steve Hooper, Brian Clement, Kevin Davison. Mr. Parow coached the boys. 8th Basketball front: Tammy Canfield, Susan Thomas, Carol Ritz, Julie Frank, Julie Clark. back: Coach Felio, Dawn Ogrodnik, Dawn Mantle, Leanne Frazee, Kelly Austin, Carol Cummings. 7th Basketball front: Lena Wicks, Kim Best, Jody LaPar, Emilie Schmitt, Andrea Parow. back: Marion Lancor, Michelle Johnson, Francine Wilson, Kim Fuller, Emily Sullivan, Coach Felio. Junior High sports took another step forward this year to maintain the school's reputation as one of the athletic bastions of the North Country with the introduction of girls' basketball. The girls, under the coaching of Miss Felio, practiced regularly to develop those basic skills which are needed to assure success in this sport. Junior High boys also continued to improve their skill and knowledge of the game by serious practice and competition with neighboring schools. The size of the teams would seem to indicate that interest in the sport has not diminished. Mr. Rod Parow provided the leadership and instruction needed. Although basketball is the big one at H.C.S., other sports were not neglected as soccer, softball, and baseball received their share of attention. Yearbook Staff front: Darlene Cole, Linda Graves, Terry Pomerville, Gordon Burr, Mark Parow, Debbie Collette, Barry Dusharm, Bobbi Hooper, Aaron Clark, Laura Collette, Chris Craft; center: Debbie Moody, Karen Hoover, Kathy Lesperance, Carla Collette, Janine Bassette, Vicky Bango, Richard Davison, Robbie Ford; back: Marie Luther, Lisa McIntosh, Paula Maxwell, Lynne Fuller, Joe Briggs, Donna Collette, Patty Best, Crystal Couzens, Trina Collette, Marvin Hooper. Absent: Michelle Smith, Lynne Frank, Candie Evans, Teresa Dusharm, Amy Benney, Matt O'Bryan, Cindy Phillips, Marty Luther. YEARBOOK COVER DESIGN CONTEST It was another record year for the yearbook cover design contest as one hundred and twenty-five entries were sub- mitted. Pictured at the left are seven of the finalists: (front) Carla Collette, Janine Bassette, one of whose entries was voted the best, and Donna Collette, one of whose designs was selected as the second best and was used as the design for the title page; back: Joe Briggs, Lynne Fuller, Karen Hoover, and Kathy Lesperance. Other finalists included Miss Collins, Mr. Fraser, and Mr. LeBlanc. National Honor Society Honors Four Juniors Mr. John Oates, who delivered the keynote address, makes a point. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Front: Janine Bassette, vice-president, Karen Hoover, Kathy Lesperance, Carla Collette, secre- tary, Paula Maxwell; back: Keith Hoover, president, Bruce Williams, Michelle Weir, treasurer, Chris Dashnaw, Aaron Clark. Four members of the Class of 1982 were inducted into the Lake Bonaparte Chapter of the NHS at an induction dinner ceremony on Tuesday, October 28, 1980. Keith Hoover, president of the local chapter, acted as master of ceremonies. Carla Collette called the roll, Janine Bassettte presented each new member with a membership card and certificate, and Michelle Weir administered the oath. The mothers of the new members pinned their son or daughter. Girls from Mrs. Hoover's Foods class waited on tables. Several ladies from the cafeteria staff prepared the turkey dinner. Pictures of the group were taken and forwarded to area news- papers by Mr. LeBlanc, faculty adviser. Mrs. Oates, a graduate member of the Society, accompanied her husband. Student Council Paula Maxwell headed the Student Council during the 1980-81 school year. Other officers were Gordon Burr, vice- president, Deneen Burr, secretary, and Victoria Bango, treasurer. Mrs. Dusharm and Mr. Breindel served as faculty advisers. The Student Council continued many of its traditional activities again this year. Its members raised and lowered the flag daily and led the student body in the pledge to the flag. It also sponsored roller- skating sessions. Its pizza sale is scheduled for early spring. During the week preceding the Christmas break, it staged its Christmas door contest and sponsored a movie for the student body. Its members were instrumental in determining the menu for the Christmas dinner. The Council also acted as an advisory body in the revision of rules for basketball bus trips. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: front: Patrick O'Bryan and Todd Campbell, 7th grade; Chris Wood and Susan Thomas, 8th grade; Susan Smith and Jeneen Phillips, 9th grade; back: Laura Collette and Ed McIntosh, 10th grade; Jane Benson and Laurie Wood, 11th grade; Lynne Fuller and Janine Bassette, 12th grade. I Audio ■ Visual Club Talented Juniors front: front: John Bancroft Joel Clark Todd Moody Donald Cook back: Mr. Fraser, adviser Michael Cleveland Bruce Williams Barry Dusharm Aaron Clark Donna Collette, Rocks, Bones, § Archaeology Cindy Phillips, Rocks, Bones, § Archaeology Kathy Lesperance, Computers Laurie Bancroft, Rocks, Bones, § Archaeology back: Bruce Williams, Computers Gordon Burr, Radio 5 Television Barry Dusharm, Basic Acting Chris Dashnaw, Human Behavior Aaron Clark, Computers . front: Robin Ward, Bonnie LaFave, Laura H|Qm C horu Collette, Tina Dowling, Tammy Clement, Laurie LaVancha, Sandra Hadfield, Michelle Weir, Kathy Lesperance, Carla Collette, Janine Bassette; second row: Linda Graves, Kim Ames, Linda Canfield, Vicky Bango, Brenda Sibley, Cindy Clement,Tammy Young, Susan Smith, Jamie Smith, Jeneen Phillips, Trina Collette, Sandra Smith; third row: Lynne Fuller, Juli Baker, Karen Hoover, Jane Benson, Kevin Gratzer, Steve Lesperance, Mark Parow, John Wood, Brenda Malbeuf, Mary Dreythaler, Cindy Phillips, Laurie Wood, Miss Finch; fourth row: Becky Graves, Deneen Burr, Dorie Morris, Amy Benney, Tom Gibson, Richard Davison, Keith Hoover, Scott LaPar, Elizabeth Ripley, Debbie Moody, Crystal Couzens, Laura Luther, Paula Maxwell; fifth row: Cindy Didas, Teresa Dusharm, Brenda Ward, Mandy Taylor, Donna Collette, Bruce Williams, Aaron Clark, Gordon Burr, Joe Briggs, Riki Blundon, Chris Dashnaw, Patricia Best, Lynne Frank, Michelle Smith, Brenda Sullivan. front: (at the piano) Trina Collette; seated: Linda Canfield, Bonnie LaFave, Michelle Weir, Kathy Lesperance, Sandra Smith; middle: Miss Finch, Amanda Taylor, Gordon Burr, Aaron Clark, Juliann Baker; back: Laura Collette, Barry Dusharm, Chris Dashnaw, Bruce Williams, Mark Parow, Kevin Gratzer. Select Group Junior High Chorus front: Jeff Baker, Daniel Hooley, Jeff LaPar, Chris Wood, Jon-Paul Dusharm, James Thomas, Rod Fraser, John Stott, Todd Campbell; second row: Diane Jackson, Susan Thomas, Janet Whitney, Kevin Davison, Lloyd Fuller, Andrea LaFlair, Jody LaPar, Carol Ritz, Emily Sullivan, Marion Lancor, Laura Hooley; third row: Tina LaFave, Kim Fuller, Paula Favette. Tammv Canfield. Emilie Schmitt, Leanne Frazee, Elizabeth Cole, Julie Clark, Lanette Wood, Lena Wicks, Miss Finch; fourth row: Michelle Peabody, Julie Frank, Kelly Austin, Randy Thomas, Pat O'Bryan, Tim Phillips, Roy Davis, Tresa LaParr, Lisa Draper, Carol Cummings; back: Shelley Hudson, Clorinda LaParr, Judith Finley, Joel Clark, Jeff Gratzer, Ron Hartle, Kevin Hooper, James Dusharm, Kim Best, Michelle Johnson, Lynette Ward, Dawn Ogrodnik, front: Kevin Gratzer, Mike Cleveland, Matt O'Bryan, Cindy Rnnd Didas, John Sibley, Sandra Smith, Kathy Lesperance, Tina Dowling; row two: Debbie Moody, Linda Canfield, Bonnie LaFave, Lynne Fuller, Michelle Weir, Karen Hoover, Paula Maxwell, Tori Mashaw; row three: Scott LaPar, Keith Hoover-, Perry Case, Jim Vanderpool, Carol Cummings, Patty Case, Jamie Smith, Mike Hawthorne; back: Mr. Luttinger, Philip Case, Paul Case, Bruce Williams, Sue Fuller, Aaron Clark, Susan Smith, Barry Dusharm, Liz Ripley. Stage Band front: Tammy Canfield, Carol Cummings, Elizabeth Ripley, Bonnie LaFave, Kevin Gratzer, Michael Hawthorne; back: James Thomas, Scott LaPar, Reine Trombley, Ronnie Hartle, Jeff Baker, Kevin Hooper, Todd Campbell, Mark Nawotniak, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Mike Cleveland, Mark Parow, Matt O'Bryan, Joel Clark, Pat O'Bryan; back middle: Mr. Luttinger. Marching Band front: Reine Trombley, Tammy Canfield, Carol Cummings, Emily Sullivan, Shelley Hudson, Jody LaPar, Andrea LaFlair, Trina Collette; second row: Jeff LaPar, Jon- Paul Dusharm, Jeff Baker, Jim Thomas, Pat O'Bryan, Todd Campbell, Andrea Parow, Emilie Schmitt, Barry Dusharm; third row: Keith Hoover, Tim LaDuc, Matt O'Bryan, Bruce Williams, Aaron Clark, Mike Cleveland, John Sibley, Joel Clark, Kevin Hooper; back: Mr. Luttinger, Brenda Sullivan, Ron Hartle, John Wood, Brent Swanson, Chris Dashnaw, Scott LaPar, Mark Parow, Kevin Gratzer. Pom • Pons Guns kneeling: Susan Smith middle: Bonnie LaFave Dorie Morris Sue Fuller Julie Frank back: Mandy Taylor Deneen Burr Lynne Frank Kelly Austin Liz Ripley Banner holders: Julie Clark, Carol Ritz; standing: Liz Cole, Leanne Frazee, Diana Collette, Jamie Smith, Teresa Dusharm, Paula Fayette, Julie Eggleston, Brenda Malbeuf, Draper. Front Line Flags Barbara McIntosh, Dawn Mantle, Lisa Majorettes kneeling: Laurie Wood standing: Debbie Collette Janine Bassette Michelle Weir Jane Benson Linda Canfield front: Susan Smith, Carol Cummings, Sue Fuller, Junior Band Shelley Hudson, Emily Sullivan, Jody LaPar, Cindy Didas; second row: James Thomas, Reine Trombley, Emilie Schmitt, Ronald Hartle, Bonnie LaFave, Tammy Canfield, Deneen Burr, Kim Fuller, Jon-Paul Dusharm; third row: Mr. Luttinger, Scott LaPar, Michael Cleveland, James Vanderpool; fourth row: Todd Campbell, Andrea Parow, Jeff LaPar, Jeff Baker, Michael Hawthorne, Philip Case; back: Patrick O'Bryan, Steven Thesier, Mark Nawotniak, Joel Clark, Kevin Hooper, Matthew O'Bryan; several members were absent. Pep Band seated: Tammy Canfield, Emily Sullivan, Shelley Hudson, Carol Cummings, Jody LaPar; middle: Michael Hawthorne, Reine Trombley, Trina Collette, Matthew O'Bryan, Barry Dusharm, Ronald Hartle, Mark Parow; back: Mr. Luttinger, Jeff LaPar, James Thomas, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Michael Cleveland, Andrea Parow, Joel Clark. A cast composed of students and adults under the directorship of Mr. Amerando presented The Homecoming on the evenings of Thursday, December 11, and Friday, December 12. The photo above features some of the cast: front: Leanne Frazee (Elizabeth), Daniel Hooley (Jim Bob), James Dusharm (Luke); back: Jeff Baker (Ben), Michelle Weir (Erin), Chris Luttinger (John), Joe Breindel (Grandpa), Barry Dusharm (John Boy), Beth Farr (Grandma), Modena Hooley (Olivia), and Janine Bassette (Mary Ellen). Photo lower left: Kathy Felio (Emily) and Catie Finch (Mamie). Others in the cast were Mike Hawthorne (Jason), Matt O'Bryan (Birdshot), Debbie Moody (City Lady), Aaron Clark (Charlie Sneed), Bruce Williams (Sheriff), and Mike Cleveland (Ike Godsey). Trina Collette was also cast as Erin. Christmas Play On Monday, December 8, 1980, pupils of the Elementary School presented Christmas on Angel Street, a musical play reaffirm- ing the true meaning of giving. The cast included the following: (pictured at the left) Cassie (Melissa Manchester), Katey-Jo Worthing (Danielle Dusharm), Jed's Conscience (Julie Parow), also Jed's Conscience (Amanda Fraser), Mr. J. R. Worthing (Chris Woodward), Colonel (Tony Bango), and Jed (James Manchester). Candids of the various grade groups who sang carols during the production are pictured below. Miss Finch directed the play. Cookies, anyone ? We (Vickie Draper) have the cake. Where's the party ? (Cindy Clement § Mandy Taylor) Putting on the charm ! (Janine Bassette § James Dusharm) Mother, he's stepping all over me ! (Darrell Best) Getting down to basics ! (Mr. Looby § Roger Patnode) We do much better working together ! (Marla Mantle, Amy Benney, Robin Ward, § Marie Luther) The seat of knowledge ! (Joe Briggs) 'Taking care of my sole ! (Brian Burgess) A time to pray ! (John McIntosh, Janine Bassette, John Bancroft, and Ron Hartle, standing) It's cheaper than Coach's candy ! (Scott Lancor § Sam Weaver) We don't have the heart to eat it ! (Rich Hill, Leon Wicks; Mandy Taylor, Amy Benney, Laurie LaVancha, Robin Ward, and Mary Dreythaler) The ol' choppers cornin' loose? (Mr. Fraser) Hurry, before the ceiling falls in ! (Laura Collette, Deneen Burr, Laurie Wood, and Gordy Burr) I can't look ! (Riki Blundon § Steve Lesperance) William Tell and more ! (Brent Swanson § Floyd Moore) Watch me take off ! (Todd LaFave) I'm stalking a mouse ! (Dale LaParr) Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band ! (Mr. Luttinger, Barry Dusharm, § Mike Cleveland) Darn that first stitch ! (Tammy Didas) Don't disturb me now, please. I'm reading to my flowers ! I lick the brushes when she's done ! (Mrs. Scanlon) (Janine Bassette § Bobbi Wicks) Do you expect us to eat this ? (Lena Wicks § Emilie Schmitt) Grandpa Miller ! (Steve Miller) And then, I would also like... ! (Tresa LaParr) Him? Oh, he's been on a bare bone diet ! (Barry Dusharm, ?, Aaron Clark) Is anyone listening ? (Kenneth Hartle, Dexter Worden, Donald Simmons, John Hart, Brian McIntosh) What's your total ? (Mr. Soper, Mrs. Vallencour, Miss Manchester) Junior High halls are as bad as a jungle ! The Colonel has b-i-i-i-g trouble ! (front: Terry LaFlair, Julie Frank; back: Joel (Mark Parow) Clark, Elizabeth Cole, Carol Cummings, Lisa Draper) There is such a thing as conserving too much energy, Richard ! (Richard Davison § Mrs. Dusharm) 'Wish I had been born a boy1 (Lisa Lawrence) Ford has a better idea ! (Denise Weeks § Robbie Ford) He's my 'Valentine' ! (Brenda Sibley § Steve Valentine) Reading is very uplifting ! (Mrs. Cole) I forgot my combination ! (Stuart Weaver) How am I ever going to get this carton open ? (Leon Wicks) I can too put my hands on the desk ! (Amy Benney, Cindy Clement, Linda Graves) Mother hens ! (Linda Canfield, Laura Collette, Tina Dowling) I'm not listening, really ! (Jeneen Phillips, Dorie Morris, Mark Benson) I Us, sing a duet? You must be crazy ! (Michelle Johnson § Marion Lancor) A little lower on the handle, Frank ! (Frank Johnson) But sir, even principals have to pay ! (Todd Campbell § Pat O'Bryan) There we were, in the middle of the beaver pond, no paddles, no... (Mike Ward § Robbie Ford) I do my best work with a pencil in my mouth ! (Scott Lancor) Prince Charles and his court' . (Jeneen Phillips, Chuck Fowler, Trina Collette) Ma Finch and her little chickadees ! (Miss Finch and junior high chorus members) Brewing the sweetest juice north of the Mason- Dixon line ! (Gordon Burr § Bill Couzens) It's five-week progress report time again ! It beats running around the soccer field fifty times each practice ! (Ed McIntosh) Where's Sugar Ray? I'm ready ! (Donna Collette) But you're not an ostrich, Berta ! (Berta Cole, under hood, and Scott Cole) Looby's 'Angels' ! (Juliann Baker, John Miller, Gordon Burr, Aaron Clark Patty Best) Senior Lounge or bust ! (Joe Briggs, Rich Davison, Terry Luther, Tim Wood, Tracy Lancor § Robbie Ford) We were told to act our age ! (Terry Pomerville, Darlene Cole § Robin Thomas) 7 (Kevin Ritz) Cheryl Tiegs, here I come ! (Jane Benson § John Wood) Leave the sewing to me ! (Jim Vanderpool) My homework is here somewhere ! (Terry Luther) (Todd Campbell, Tom LaVancha, Kenny Hartle, Tim Evans, and John Stott)