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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1982 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF HARRISVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL HARRISVILLE, NEW YORK 13648 Yearbook Staff (from left) front: Laura Luther, Trina Collette, Deneen Burr, Vicky Bango, Barry Dusharm; back: Susan Smith, Chris Craft, Aaron Clark, Joel Clark. Amy Benney, Donna Collette, Brenda Ward, About twenty-five students from grades nine through twelve expressed a desire to join the 1982 PIRATES LOG staff but about half were forced to withdraw because of schedule conflicts. The nucleus which survived is responsible, in great part, for collecting and arranging the various material needed to produce a meaningful yearbook. The cover of this year's edition features a Kodalith print of the old school we shall soon be leaving. Our thanks to Mr. Sherwood Smith, photo-art teacher at Potsdam Central School, for his help in printing this photograph for us. The 1982 PIRATES LOG staff also wishes to extend its thanks to Mr. LeBlanc of our staff for once again advising us. It is due to his efforts, to a great extent, that we are able to produce our yearbook. Mr. LeBlanc and Joel Clark, this year's business manager, are pictured at the left. Dedication 1982 MRS. SHIRLEY DUSHARM The 1982 PIRATES LOG Staff and the Harrisville Central School are justly proud to dedicate this edition, the twenty- ninth, to Mrs. Shirley Dusharm. Mrs. Dusharra, on the staff since 1964, has given of her time and talent again and again on behalf of the student body and her colleagues. Sincerest gratitude and congratulations are extended to her. May she be with us many more years. Administration Principal Dashnaw Board Of Education GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mr. Gary Hindsdale Mr. Oates and Mr. Dashnaw are both in their second year in their current positions, although Mr. Dashnaw has been in Harrisville since 1959. He served as elementary teacher and as Elementary School principal before moving to his present job. (from left) front: Mr. Bernard Shinnick Mrs. Doris Star ze c Mrs. Mary DeHart Mrs. Jeanette Wicks back : Mr. John Oates Mr. Gary Buckingham, President Mr. Thomas Canfield Mr. Stephen LaDuc Junior-Senior Mrs. Shirley Hoover, B.S., Plattsburgh, Homemaking Mr. Marcel LeBlanc, B.A., St. Michael's, M.A.-, Middlebury, Foreign Languages Miss Kathy Felio, B.S., Cortland, Physical Education front: Mrs. Terry Cole, B.A., Nazareth, M.L.S., Albany, English £ Library Mrs. Agnes Scanlon, Library Clerk back: Mr. Richard Tarr, B.A., Trenton State, Social Studies Mr. Roderick Parow, B.A., St. Bonaventure, English front: Miss Janett Seelman, B.A., Potsdam, M.A., Potsdam, Remedial Reading Mrs. Frances Scarpinato, B .S ., Albany, M.S., Long Island University, Mathematics back: Mr. Rickey Bearor, B.S., Brockport, Physical Education § Driver Education Mr. Patrick Fraser, B.A., Cortland, Social Studies ‘ School Faculty Mrs. Joan Dashnaw, B.S., Plattsburgh, Nurse-Teacher Mr. Christopher Luttinger, B.M., Potsdam, Instrumental Music Miss Catherine Finch, B.M., Crane, Potsdam, Vocal Music front: Mr. Stewart Parow, B.A., St. Bonaventure, M.S., Potsdam, Social Studies Mrs. Rebecca Heagle, B.A., Potsdam, Mathematics back: Mr. William Kellerhals, B.A., Hamilton, Science Mr. Joseph Breindel, B.S., Lock Haven State, M.S., Potsdam, English front: Mrs. Shirley Dusharm, B.S., Albany, Business Education Miss Jacquelyn Pfaff, B.A., Keuka, Art back: Mr. James Durkish, B.S., Buffalo, M.S., Buffalo, Industrial Arts Mr. Philip Looby, B.A., Potsdam, Science Secretaries Mrs. Jacqueline Vallencour Mrs. Pearl Blundon Auxiliary Personnel Secretaries Cafeteria front: Mrs. Anna Weaver Mrs. Loretta Ledger Mrs. Rachel Hooper back: Mrs. Alice Hooper Mrs. Gladys Young Mrs. Alice Pike absent: Mrs. Keatha Swanson Mrs. Cheryl Gratzer Miss Barbara Manchester Cafeteria Mrs. Chariyne Moromisato Mrs. Joyce Wood Mrs. Delores Young Mrs. Helen Burke Janitors Janitors Mrs. Alma McIntosh Mrs. Lynne Bechler Mrs. Doris Bancroft, hospitalized at the time of the photo, later retired after nine years in the system. Mr. George Pierce Mrs. Lynda Wood Mrs. Evelyn Hunter Mrs. Marie LaVancha Bus Drivers tront: Mrs. Jill Nawotniak Mrs. Modena Hooley Mrs. Dorothy Baker Mrs. Kathaleen Pierce back: Mr. Nyl e Manchester Mr. Donald Phelps Mr. Douglas Clarke Mr. Haro1d Seymour Mr. Paul Case absent: Mr. Merton Cochran Seniors Senior Class Leaders Honor Students SCHOLASTIC LEADERS ACADEMIC: Aaron Clark, 93.588 Chris Dashnaw, 91.417 GENERAL: Cindy Phillips, 87.203 VOCATIONAL: Don Fuller, 86.613 OTHERS: Bruce Williams, 89.130 (A); Kathy Lesperance, 88.859 (A); Lisa Trombley, 87.0 (G); Paul Case, 86.742 (A); Mark Weir, 86.411 (G § V); Michelle Smith, 86.373 (G § V); Donna Collette, 85.687 (G); John Miller, 85.280 (A); Gordon Burr, 85.212 (A). NEW YORK STATE REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: Three members of the Class of 1982 were awarded scholarships. These were Aaron Clark, Barry Dusharm, and Kathy Lesperance. Fifty-five scholarships were earmarked for Lewis County with Lowville receiving 19, South Lewis 14, Beaver River 13, and Copenhagen 6. Congratulations to the winners. Senior Class Council The Class of 1982 selected seven of its members to guide its class affairs during this, its last year at Harrisville Central. The committe members were: front: Laurie Bancroft Michelle Smith Laurie Wood Cindy Phillips back: John Miller Kathy Lesperance, chairperson Chris Dashnaw LAURIE A. BANCROFT MATH-SCIENCE Basketball 9-10-11-12; Cheerleader 9-10-11; Class Secretary 12; Girls' Chorus 9; Mixed Chorus 9; Senior Chorus 12; Majorette 9-10-11; SLU Talented Juniors; Softball 9-10-11-12; Student Council Representative 10. Laurie Jane JANE E. BENSON WELDING Senior Band 9; Cheerleader 11-12; Girls' Chorus 9-10; Mixed Chorus 9-10; Drill Team 9-10-ll-12;Soccer 9-10-11-12; Softball 9-10-11-12; Student Council Representative 10-11; Yearbook Staff 12. MARK D. BENSON WELDING Baseball 9-10-11-12; Basketball Manager 10; Soccer 9- 10-11-12; All-Northern Division III First Team in Baseball 10-11. Mark Brenda BRENDA K. BRANAGAN COSMETOLOGY BRIAN E. BURGESS MATH-SCIENCE Baseball 10-11-12; Basketball 9-10-11-12; Soccer 9; All-Northern Division III First Team in Baseball 10-11; Most Valuable Player Award, Division III, in Baseball 11. Paul Brian GORDON L. BURR MATH-SCIENCE Baseball 10-11-12; Basketball 10-11-12; Boys' Chorus 11; Mass Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 10; Senior Chorus 10-11-12; SLU Talented Juniors; Soccer 11-12; Student Council Vice-President; Yearbook Staff 11; Whiz Quiz Team 12. PAUL L. CASE, JR. FRENCH Junior Band 9; Senior Band 9-10-11-12. Marching Band 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 10; Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Stage Band 9-10-12; Class Vice-President 11; Drama Club 11; Boys' Chorus 9-10-11; Mass Chorus 9-11-12; Senior Chorus 12; Chorus Play 9-10; National Honor Society 11-12; SLU Talented Juniors; Student Council Representative 10; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12; A-V Club President 10-11; Whiz Quiz Club Chairman; Alternate Energy Project 9. Gordon Aaron AARON J. CLARK l D «B trtv .0. Q,oUxtt -' JAH Ctnjrwv -' TAMMY M. CLEMENT ART-RETAIL SELLING Girls' Chorus 9; Senior Chorus 10-11-12; BOCES Student of the Month; First Place Winner in BOCES Window Display Contest. Tammy Edward EDWARD E. COCHRAN CARPENTRY Baseball 11-12; Basketball Manager 10; Class President 9; Soccer 9-10-11-12. DONNA L. COLLETTE ART Basketball 9-10-11-12; Cheerleader 10; Class Secretary 10; Girls' Chorus 9-10; Senior Chorus 11- 12; Chorus Play 10; Drill Team 9; Flag Corps 10; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Softball 9-10-11-12; Student Council Representative 12; Volleyball 11-12; Yearbook Staff 11-12; Lewis County Art Award Winner. Donna Christopher CHRISTOPHER J. DASHNAW FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Marching Band 9-10-11-12; Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Stage Band 10-12; Basketball 9-10-11-12; Class Vice- President 9; Drama Club 9-11; Boys' Chorus 9-10-11; Mass Chorus 9-10-11; Mixed Chorus 9-10; Senior Chorus 9-10-11-12; Chorus Play 9-10; National Honor Society 11-12; SLU Talented Juniors; Soccer 9-10-11- 12; Bi-County Chorus 10-11; Senior Class Executive Council. CINDY J. DIDAS HOMEMAKING-COSMETOLOGY Junior Band 9-10-11; Senior Band 9-10-11; Flag Corps 9; Nurse's Assistant 9-10-11-12; Soccer 10-11- 12; Soccer Manager 9; Soccer Scorekeeper 12; Volleyball 10; Yearbook 9. Cindy Vicki VICKI L. DRAPER COSMETOLOGY Girls' Chorus 9-10; Volleyball 12; Yearbook 10. STEPHEN P. DUGGAN CARPENTRY Soccer 9-10-11. Stephen Barry BARRY C. DUSHARM MATH-SCIENCE Junior Band 9; Marching Band 9-10-11-12; Mass Band 9- 10-11-12; Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Stage Band 9- 10- 11-12; Class President 11; Drama Club 9-10-11; Boys' Chorus 9-10-11; Mixed Chorus 9-10; Senior Chorus 9-10-11-12; Chorus Play 9; Student Council Representative 12; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12; Bi-County Band 11; A.F.S. Exchange Student; Alternate Energy Project 9; Whiz Quiz Team 12. (T ; cHeAJ Hk —8 JQjYUL ZAO (Xkj Xtx- Vanessa Lynne Christina CHRISTINA IRISH GALE HOMEMAKING Girls' Chorus 9; Mixed Chorus 9; Yearbook 9-12. VANESSA L. FAYETTE Senior Chorus 12. LYNNE M. FRANK BUSINESS-SECRETARIAL Basketball Manager 9; Drama Club 9-10; Girls' Chorus 9-10; Senior Chorus 11-12; Flag Corps 10; Pom-Pons 11- 12; Student Council President 12; Volleyball 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 11-12; Youth Council 11-12; BOCES Top Achiever 11-12. DONALD K. FULLER BUSINESS-CARPENTRY Baseball 9-10-11-12; Soccer 9-10-11-12. Donald BUSINESS ROBERT J. LaFAVE WELDING [ Robert Robert ROBERT E. LaPLANTE BUSINESS-INDUSTRIAL ARTS Soccer 9-10; Soccer Timekeeper 9. KATHERINE J. LESPERANCE FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Mass Band 11-12; Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Basketball 9- 10-11-12; Cheerleader 9-10-11-12; Class President 12; Girls' Chorus 9-10; Mixed Chorus 9-10; Mass Chorus 9- 10; Senior Chorus 11-12; Chorus Play 9-10; Drill Team 10; Majorette 9; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Softball 9-10-11- 12; SLU Talented Junior; Student Council Representa- tive 9; Student Council Treasurer 10; Trio 10-11; Yearbook Staff 9-10-11-12; Whiz Quiz Club 12; Cheerleading Treasurer 9-10-11-12; NHS 11-12. Katherine Laura LAURA J. LUTHER BUSINESS-MATH Girls' Chorus 9-10; Senior Chorus 11-12; Nurse's Attendant 9-10; Soccer Manager 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Library Treasurer 11-12; Girls' Athletic Association Treasurer 12. 'toy Kjl 'u CcavcLj (J. (JIclA y cry) 1 (jjH A Ojuuvo Sa VvSLA- Jfi 'X ® (XOLAsUZ ayncA f Pictures of Seniors are those taken in 1971-72 when most of the Seniors were in the first grade. Pictures were not available for those who moved to Harrisville in later years. aJ jJUr-CA- O vw ROGER J. PATNODE MATH-SCIENCE Basketball 9-10-11-12; Soccer 9-10-11-12. Roger JOHN F. MILLER WELDING Junior Band 9; Marching Band 9-10; Stage Band 9-10; Baseball 9-10-11-12; Basketball 9-10-11-12; Soccer 9- 10-11-12; BOCES Student of the Month. John PATRICK E. RITZ CINDY L. PHILLIPS BUSINESS-SECRETARIAL Class Secretary 9-11; Class Treasurer 10; Senior Class Executive Council; Girls' Chorus 9-10: Senior Chorus 11-12; Flag Corps 9; SLU Talented Juniors; Soccer 11-12; Softball 12; Student Council Secretary 12; Volleyball 12; Yearbook 11; Third Place Winner Canton ATC Typing Contest. Baseball 11-12; Basketball 9; Soccer 9-10 . MICHELLE L. SMITH BUSINE SS-SECRETARIAL Marching Band 9; Senior Band 9-10; Basketball Score- keeper 9-10-11-12; Class Secretary 9; Class Treasurer 10-11-12; Girls' Chorus 9-10; Senior Chorus 11-12; Soccer 10-11-12; Volleyball 11; Yearbook Staff 9- 10-11-12. Michelle Lisa LISA RYAN TROMBLEY HOMEMAKING-NURSE'S AIDE Girls' Chorus 9-10. BRENDA L. WARD ART-RETAIL SELLING Girls' Chorus 9; Mixed Chorus 10; Soccer Manager 11; Yearbook Staff 12; First Place Winner BOCES Window Display Contest. Brenda Samuel SAMUEL G. WEAVER Basketball 9-10. AUTO MECHANICS • 0AaJoCj8— IaJ — BRIAN L. WILLIAMS MATH-SCIENCE Basketball 9-10-11-12; Senior Chorus 12; Select Chorus 12; Soccer 9-10-11-12; All-Northern Division III First Team in Soccer 12. BRUCE L. WILLIAMS FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE MARK W. WEIR WELDING-INDUSTRIAL ARTS Baseball 9; Basketball 9-10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 9-10; Soccer 9-10-11-12; All-Northern Second Team in Soccer 10-11-12. Mark Brian Audio-Visual Club 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 10-11-12; Senior Band 9-10-11-12; Stage Band 9-12; Basketball 9-10-11-12; Class President 10; Drama Club 11; Boys' Chorus 10-11; Mass Chorus 10-11-12; Mixed Chorus 10; Senior Chorus 11-12; Chorus Play 10; National Honor Society 11-12; SLU Talented Juniors; Soccer 9-10- 11-12; Bi-County Chorus 11-12; Whiz Quiz Club 12; A-V Club Treasurer 10-11-12. North Country Augsbury Scholarship Nominee. Bruce Laurie LAURIE A. WOOD BUSINESS-SECRETARIAL Basketball 9-12; Class Vice-President 10; Girls' Chorus 9-10; Mixed Chorus 9-10; Senior Chorus 11-12; Flag Corps 9; Soccer 9-10-11-12; Softball 9-10-11-12; Student Council Representative 11; Volleyball 11-12; District Chorus 10-11-12; BOCES Top Achiever; Majorette 9-10. LINDA M. WORDEN NURSE'S AIDE Girls' Chorus 9-10; Yearbook Staff 12; BOCES Nurse's Aide Outstanding Award Winner. Linda DANNY J. CLARK INDUSTRIAL ARTS oo Danny I I Senior Candid Shots Chtts f Jo, ” )o a 0 MOST STUDIOUS Paul Case § Lynne Frank MOST PLEASING PERSONALITIES Brian Burgess § Laurie Wood BEST DRESSED Brian Burgess $ Michelle Smith PRETTIEST SMILES Mark Benson Sr Jane Benson MOST INTELLIGENT Aaron Clark § Laura Luther MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Aaron Clark $ Lynne Frank MOST LOVABLE Mark Benson Si Laurie Wood WITTIEST Barry Dusharm § Brenda Ward -.■fM aA’:' % y C° MOST ATHLETIC John Miller § Jane Benson . Sy l A . G ' JP ei SL Jiy wS yes? ? aJ eta Lnte tM V NICKNAME FAVORITE SONG FAV. PERFORMER(S) FAVORITE FOOD Banc Bancroft Physical Bob Dillon lasagna, cherry cheese cake Janer Benson Don't Stop Believing Pele lasagna Benny Benson Hotel California AC DC hero sandwich Brener Branagan Don't Stop Believing Journey lasagna Burgy Burgess Lunatic Fringe Def Leppard $ Black Sabbath fried summer squash Gordy Burr Lights BTO § Journey steak § mushrooms Casey Case (none) (none) venison Daddy Long Legs Clark Blue Oyster Cult Great White Buffalo banana split cake Babe Clement Keep On Loving You Blue Suede Shoes lasagna § tossed salad Mert Cochran Babe Journey ham § cheese sub Dan Clark Lee Collette Stairway to Heaven Young Turks AC DC Gilda Radner spaghetti venison lobster § shrimp Dash Dashnaw Xanadu Rush § Genesis steak § lobster Didas Didas For Your Eyes Only Valerie Bertinelli french fries § fish Tricky Vic Draper Stroke 38-Special tuna noodle casserole Dickie Duggan Heavy Metal Journey lasagna Bear Dusharm Stairway to Heaven Bill Cosby venison tenderloin with fried onions Van Fayette Leather § Lace Stevie Nicks steak § eggs Lynzie Frank White Horses Journey steak § mushrooms Ozzie Fuller Who's Crying Now Journey steak § fries Chris Gale Bring My Baby Closer Rose Anne Cash tacos § Pepsi Bob LaFave Rush Rush steak, medium rare D.O.B. BIGGEST FEAR 4 5 graduation 10 26 meeting differ- ent people 6 21 girls 1 25 going out into the world 2 5 the future 3 2 failure 11 25 getting a job 1 15 losing an eye 8 15 death 12 27 death 8 14 4 30 snakes getting caught 2 28 women superiority 2 14 graduation 7 23 life 2 18 Sherri 3 18 losing sense of humor; old age 8 16 oldest sister 9 5 failure 12 4 Julie's punches 1 26 dead animals 10 3 bears FAVORITE PASTTIME FAV. dancing 18 skiing § playing soccer 10 staying at camp 7 friends § partying 4 Tracy § relaxing 7 sports § sleeping 21 deer hunting 12 picking on Joel 6.02xl023 Clyde § music 25 sneaking people into drive-ins hunting art trips 49 7 13 playing with band § movies 17 listening to my radio 2 riding around listening 18 to music spending money 307 hunting § fishing 3 § ! being with friends 17 shopping 6 drinking 21 telling funny jokes 19 hunting § snowmobiling 7 FUTURE PLANS nursing be a successful welder Air Force undecided Rock-n-Roll star higher education undecided engineering marriage § employment Business Administration Air Force become a famous artist higher education tractor trailer driver have my very own beauty salon carpentry own my own air balloon higher education Navy intelligence Air Force or college higher education welder NICKNAME FAVORITE SONG FAV. PERFORMER(S) FAVORITE FOOD Graunch LaPlante Babe Alan Alda § Loni Anderson steak 8 potatoes Lesperance Iron Man Jethro Tull barbecued pork chops Lesperance Lala Luther For Your Eyes Only Blue Suede Shoes steak John Miller Velvet Green Jethro Tull lobster § Lowenbrau Pappy Patnode Whole Lot of Rosie AC DC fj Journey spaghetti Mindy You Needed Me John Belushi chocolate Phillips Ritzy Ritz Hot Blooded Foreigner venison 8 french fries ■Mickey Smith Turn Me Loose Bob Seger fried zucchini Lee Trombley (none) (none) lasagna § tossed salad Bren Ward Endless Love Air Supply baked ham £ chicken Weave Weaver Night Owls Little River Band venison Mark Weir Stairway to Heaven AC DC Chinese cuisine Brian Williams R U Ready 2 Rock Molly Hatchet shrimp Bruce Williams Lights Molly Hatchet pizza Woody Wood Heavy Metal Moody Blues fried shrimp Worden Worden Lights Journey crab § snrimp with hot sauce Senior Class Will We, the members of the Class of 1982, do will the meager bequests listed below. Laurie Bancroft, to Pam Luther, all the messes and joys of her nephew Richard. Also, two free coupons for boxes of LUVS. Jane Benson, to any girl who is considering taking welding, her brownie points with Mr. Kiggins. Mark Benson, to Coach Bearor, his not fully broken in athletic you-know-what. D.O.B. BIGGEST FEAR FAVORITE PASTTIME FAV. FUTURE PLANS 2 2 fire playing pool 7 air traffic controller 12 4 heights soccer 8 dental hygienist 6 12 death reading § listening to music 7 special education teacher 2 28 loneliness staying at camp 7 Air Force 4 8 draft sports 8 music 20 computer technology 11 19 graduation § leaving home writing § reading poetry 3 higher education 7 16 my mother picking on little kids 18 Air Force or Texas 5 19 breaking a fingernail cruising around 9 medical secretary 4 25 death being with Mark 7 travel § raise a family 9 3 death Mike § music 3 college § marriage 9 23 life hunting 3 employment § wealth 6 29 growing old partying 18 college and or Air Force 2 14 growing up listening to music 13 higher education 2 14 waking up in the morning eating 88 electrical engineering 3 18 losing a loved one talking 21 medical secretary or veterinary assistant 9 28 loneliness partying 0 nursing Brenda Branagan, to Amy Benney, her BOCES cosmetology dummies and curlers, and any other supplies she will not have eaten by the end of the year. Brian Burgess, to brother Darren, his ping-pong paddles and trick ping-pong balls. May he realize his dream of defeating the Old Frenchman ! Gordy Burr, to Chris Wood, in a spirit of unbounded generosity, half an inch of his height, to add to his own. Paul Case, to anyone dumb enough to take it, his paper route. Also his well-worn Times carrier bag. Aaron Clark, to brother Joel, the upper bunk of their bunk beds, something he has been coveting for several years. Tammy Clement, to brother Joe, Senior Power for use on teachers, and the perseverance to stick it out until he has a diploma in hand. Ed Cochran, to Scott Lancor, a weekend at Magoo's in Watertown. Donna Collette, to sister Laura, her portfolio before Laura's falls apart. Also all her second place ribbons. Chris Dashnaw, to Susan Smith, his other nickname, AL (Always Late). Also the alarm clock willed him by her sister last year. It did him little good. Cindy Didas, to brother Randy, fulfillment of his dreams, unlike those of his sisters which are yet unrealized. Vicki Draper, to cousin Kevin Delles, her pet dog, Rusty. Steve Duggan, to his Mother, all his bills. He doesn't mean five's and ten's! Barry Dusharmj to Matt O'Bryan, a small portion of his irresistibility to girls. That might be too heavy a burden to shoulder! Vanessa Fayette, to Chris Gale, a promise to watch Tyler, while she's at J.C.C. Lynne Frank, to the next Student Council president, the knack to come up with an agenda five minutes before the meeting is to start. Don Fuller, to one of next year's soccer players, the art of breaking a coach's finger in a game of Peanuts . Chris Gale, to Vanessa Fayette, in appreciation of her bequest, a few of her dirty dishes for her to enjoy when she comes home from college. Robert LaFave, to sister Kelly, his welding rods and a slightly used can of flux. Robert LaPlante, to his friends and admirers, anything left. (Of what, Robert?) Kathy Lesperance, to brother Steve, the shower at 6:45. No longer will he have to get up before 6:30. Laura Luther, to brother Marty, a spoonful of congeniality and a special seat in one of her classes in the future. John Miller, to a certain baseball coach, one rubber-coated baseball which he lost in that pitching machine! Roger Patnode, to Ed McIntosh, his three-wheeler so that he might more easily explore the South Edwards Road. Cindy Phillips, to sister Jeneen, her talent for keeping the soccer bus lively. Pat Ritz, to hopeful hunters, his lucky trigger finger, a boon to the conservation efforts of the state in keeping the deer population under control. Michelle Smith, to Vicky Bango, her radar equipped typing fingers but also two bottles of White-out . Lisa Trombley, to Vicki LayBoult, her car, after it has broken down, with only a Mark in the inside. Brenda Ward, to siblings Richard and Robin, the magic formula which will get them through H.C.S. Sam Weaver, to the same hunters mentioned above, his coolness in taking aim at the deer Pat misses. Mark Weir, to Scott Lancor, a foghorn to guide him straight to a diploma. Brian Williams, to Matt O'Bryan, a little coordination. If he's not sure what it takes, have him see brother Bruce. Bruce Williams, to Frank Johnson, his slam-dunk ability with either hand. Laurie Wood, to Tim LaDuc, a new batting glove to replace the one her dbg chewed up. Linda Worden, to brother Deck, a few of those good humor pills which made it possible for her to get up in a good mood on weekdays. The above document was executed, along with some of the members of the class, and has been duly registered as of no value, commercial or otherwise, before an inebriated official. Given this year of 1982 at Harrisville Central School. This Space Reserved For Autographs Advertising A BIG VOTE OF THANKS TO ALL WHO SUPPORTED THE PRODUCTION OF THE 1982 PIRATES LOG. 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WHITE § SON Lumber-Building Supplies Center Phone 287-1892 Gouverneur New York Compliments of KAY'S BEAUTY SHOP Harrisville New York Compliments of CONWAY-HELVIE STUDIO CHILDREN'S SHOP Gouverneur New vork U nderclass Class Officers Linda Canfield, President Laura Collette, Vice-President Brenda Malbeuf, Secretary Tim LaDuc, Treasurer Jamie Smity, Student Council Steve Ritz, Student Council Class of 1983 Valerie Bango Darrell Best Priscilla Bovee Linda Canfield Michael Cochran Carolyn Cole Jeffrey Cole Diana Collette Laura Collette Donald Cook Tina Dowling Mark Dreythaler Teresa Dusharm Julie Eggleston Kenneth Hadfield Harvey Hooper Shelley Jackson Francis Johnson Bradford Johnston Timothy LaDuc Todd LaFave Dale LaParr Vickie LayBoult Ricky Leonard Edward McIntosh Brenda Malbeuf Lane Miller Steven Miller Sara Ober Matthew O'Bryan Wallace O'Neil Melissa Parow Kevin Ritz Stephen Ritz Dean Richards John Sibley Danny Simmons Jamie Smith Donald Thomas Stuart Weaver Eleventh Grade Candids Class Officers Deneen Burr, President Trina Collette, Vice-President Scott Lancor, Secretary Vicky Bango, Treasurer Sue Fuller, Student Council Jeneen Phillips, Student Council Class of 1984 Kim Ames Jack Bango Laurie Bango Victoria Bango Philip Bechler Raymond Bechler Amy Benney Deneen Burr Perry Case Cindy Clement Joseph Clement Berta Cole Scott Cole Trina Collette Christine Craft Mary Dreythaler Charles Fowler Sue Fuller Charles Gibbs Thomas Gibson Kevin Gratzer Linda Graves Rebecca Graves Sandra Hadfield Harold Hill David Hoffman Eugene Hooley John Jackson Bonnie LaFave Scott Lancor Scott LaPar Robby Leonard Steven Lesperance Marie Luther Martin Luther Scott McIntosh Lynly Mashaw April Miller Steven Moon Floyd Moore Delora Morris Chris Ogrodnik Mark Parow Jeneen Phillips Elizabeth Ripley Brenda Sibley Susan Smith Brent Swanson Amanda Taylor Richard Ward Robin Ward Denise Weeks Dennis Weeks John Wood Tammy Young Tenth Grade Candids Class Officers Dawn Ogrodnik, President Carol Ritz, Vice-President Julie Clark, Secretary Leanne Frazee, Treasurer Julie Frank, Student Council Susan Thomas, Student Council Class of 1985 Kelly Austin John Bancroft Leonard Bechler Timothy Best Michael Branagan Maxwell Bresett Anthony Brown Darren Burgess Tammy Canfield Philip Case Joel Clark Julie Clark Brad Clement Elizabeth Cole Carol Cummings Robert Delles Lisa Draper Jon-Paul Dusharm Melody Fairbanks Paula Fayette Robert Fayette Judith Finley Julie Frank Leanne Frazee Jeffrey Gratzer John Hart Ronald Hartle Michael Hooley Diane Jackson David Kiggins Kelly Jo LaFave Terrance LaFlair Tresa LaParr Mary Ann LayBoult Pamela Luther Brian McIntosh John McIntosh Dawn Mantle Tracy Moore Dawn Ogrodnik Brian Poole Carol Ritz Donald Simmons Randy Thomas Susan Thomas Derek Trombley Jeffrey Walters Lynette Ward Leon Wicks Ross Wicks Christopher Wood Dexter Worden Ninth Grade Candids Class Officers Jeff Baker, President Reine Trombley, Vice-President Emily Sullivan, Secretary Mike Hawthorne, Treasurer Kim Best, Student Council Todd Campbell, Student Council mmw Class of 1986 Jeffrey Baker William Baker Kim Best Todd Campbell Brian Clement Brian Coloney Roy Davis Kevin Davison Randy Didas James Dusharm Timothy Evans Roderick Fraser Kim Fuller Lloyd Fuller Denise Gotham Francis Hart Kenneth Hartle Michael Hawthorne Danny Hooley Laura Hooley Kevin Hooper Steven Hooper Theresa Hoover Shelley Hudson Raymond Hughto Michelle Johnson Tracy LaFave Andrea LaFlair Marion Lancor Jeffrey LaPar Jody LaPar Clorinda LaParr Chad LaPlatney Thomas LaVancha Jeff McIntosh Brian Mantle Everett Marquette Mark Nawotniak Patrick O'Bryan Andrea Parow Michelle Peabody Sherene Pealo Timothy Phillips David Poole Danny Ritz Delbert Ryan Emilie Schmitt Emily Sullivan Steve Thesier James Thomas Reine Trombley Ralph Ward Lena Wicks Francine Wilson Lanette Wood Class Officers James Manchester, President Michael Rose, Vice-President Angela Atkinson, Secretary Anne Pierce, Treasurer Myra Cummings, Student Council Melissa Manchester, Student Council Class of 1987 Angela Atkinson Timothy Austin Allen Bango Anthony Bango Scott Bechler Rebecca Bresett Joseph Brown Cynthia Clark JoAnne Clark Ty Coloney Kristie Crane Myra Cummings Rebecca Davis Brenda Deamer Jason Dickinson Jeffrey Dingman Danielle Dusharm Allan Ekberg Tim Fowler Amanda Fraser Autumn Frazee Henry Girtz Joseph Graves Tim Hart Peggy House The Class of 1987 is the last to make the move from the Elementary School to the old Junior-Senior High. Next year, it will be returning to familiar surroundings although its classes will be housed in the new section. It may find it difficult to believe that even the older section, in many instances, bears little resemblance to what it left behind barely one year ago. Scott Hunter Jeffrey Kiggins Tina LaFave Laurie Luther Matthew McIntosh Shila McIntosh James Manchester Melissa Manchester Frank Mele Trena Middlestate Bret Miller Richard Mono Scott Moon Christina O'Bryan Julie Parow Lucinda Parow Melissa Phillips Anne Pierce Connie Ritz Michael Rose Carrie Stevens John Stott Tracy Taylor Christopher Wicks Seventh Grade ■ Eighth Grade Candids Elementary Special Elementary School Staff (from left) Mrs. Mary LaDuc, Eastern Dental Dispensary, Dental Hygienist Mr. Charles Folsom, B.S., Rocky Mountain State, Physical Education Mrs. Jackie Wood, Library Clerk A Retirement Mr. Donald Phelps first joined the district work force in September 1963. After four years as bus driver, he was hired as auto mechanic, a position he held until his retirement in December of 1981. Mr. Phelps is again serving as Town of Pitcairn supervisor. Mr. Phelps and his wife Rosemary have two daughters and one grandchild. Mr. Phelps plans to devote most of his retirement years to farming. We all wish him many years of happy and satisfying retirement. Mrs. Sue Erdige, M.A., Kent State University, Corrective Speech Mrs. Carol Phillips, B.S., Geneseo, Remedial Reading Mrs. Theresa Vallencour, B.S., Brockport, Corrective Mathematics Mrs. Jennifer Straw, B.S., Michigan State University, Resource Teacher Front: Charles Coloney, Christopher Looby, John LaFave, Thomas Davison, Shawn McIntosh, Corey Swanson, Andrew Parow, David Hooper; middle: Elizabeth Schmitt, Debbie Hawthorne, Janet Cross, Brenda Middlestate, Denise Collette, Brenda Clement, Mercedes Caldwell, Mr. Michael O'Bryan (B.S., Castleton State); Nick Bresett, Scott Cleveland, Derrick Kiggins, Lance Thesier, Charles Mealus, Shane Morris, Jason McIntosh, Robert Poole. Absent: John Graham. _ , Sixth Grade Front: Robert Bango, Jamie Carr, Richard Wicks, Richard Rounds, James Sullivan, James Fuller, Shayne Atkinson; middle: Mrs. Patricia Taylor (B.A., Potsdam State), Lynn Kaler, Aria Collette, Colleen McIntosh, Ann Falco, Kristie Wood, Brenda Dusharm, Tina Wood, Dawn Deamer; back: Lee Pierce, Craig Davie, Danny House, Scott Frank, Kevin Delles, Scott LaPlatney, Charles Savidge, Timothy Vanderpool. Front: Chrisscheyl Bango, Keith Young, Jack Andersen, Anthony LaParr, Christopher Frank, Richard Wicks, Regina LaVancha, Nichole Davis; middle: Miss Patricia Chartrand (B.A., Potsdam State), Tina Kaler, Anthony Betrus, Shelly Ford, Mason VanWyck, Sheila Pealo, Danny Hawthorne, Laurie Cross; back: Julie Manchester, Thomas Looby, John Hadfield, Colleen Kiggins, Danielle Fraser, James Taylor, DeWayne Baillargeon, Cristine DeHart. Fifth Grade Front: Joshua Dickinson, Donald Fowler, Dennis Canfield, Glenn Smith, Jack McIntosh, Edward Ritz, Gerald Baker; middle: Mrs. Patricia Rose (B.A., Potsdam State), Sara LaParr, Michelle Williams, Penny Fowler, Angel Hosmer, Christine Gratzer, Kristi Casciaro, Joanne House; back: Ronda LaPlatney, Daniel Hoover, Christina Carr, Robert Peabody, Laurie Myers, Terri Jo LayBoult, Lorrie Nawotniak. Absent: Sheena Atkinson, William Stamper. Front: Travis LaFave, Scott Smith, Steven Bechler, Philip Cring, Stephen Clarke, Francis Rounds, Troy Spencer; middle: Kelly Richards, Billie Jo LaFave, Jennifer Thomas, Carrie Middlestate, Krista Manchester, Bridget O'Bryan, Bobbi Sue Folsom, Mrs. LeeAnn Bassette (B.A., Potsdam State); back: Andrew Williams, Eric Baker, Mary Wood, Lori Ward, Wayne Mantle, Victor Moore, Amanda McIntosh, Tonya Graham. Absent: Patricia Whitford. Fourth Grade Front: Nicole Jesmer, Adam Atkinson, Alan Williams, Teresa Taylor, Eric Finley, Rodney Patnode, Michaela Mealus; middle: Terry LaParr, Angel LaParr, Bridget LaPlante, Eric Dingman, Melody Brown, Jeffrey Moore, Jesse Miller, Mr. Bernard Slate (B.S., Murray State); back: Lynn Trombley, Lynette Richer, Harold Ober, Jodi Hooper, April Coloney, Denise Bango, Scott Bango, Sherri Hernandez. Front: Jeffrey Hall, Steven Savidge, Richard LaPlatney, Nelson Clark, Michael Weeks, William Deamer, Scott Walters, David LaVancha; middle: Mrs. Brenda Grindal (B.A., Potsdam State; M.S., Potsdam State), Joanna Phillips, Robin Leonard, Tina Fowler, Rebecca Chartrand, Stacy Hooper, Michelle Hart, Heidi Phillips, Nicole Hunter; back: Michael Miller, Chad Thompson, Michael Fuller, Anthony Casciaro, Jonathan Spencer, Aaron Fowler, Eric McIntosh, Eric Frank. Absent: Mary Card, Brian Stamper. ThlfCl OfCCiG Front: Sherri Ryan, Ryan Betrus, John Phillips, Carl Parow, Dorothy Hooper, Charles Parow, Robert Fowler; Miss Bette Shampine (B.A., Potsdam State), Frederick Hall, Adam Carr, Adam McIntosh, Travis Moore, Trudy Myers, Debbie Chartrand, Mark Sibley; back: Sarah Gale, Frederick Rose, Randy Mono, Parrish Baillargeon, Scott Carpenter, John LaDuc, Todd McIntosh, Dawn LaFlair, Brian Best. Absent: Tammy Stamper. Front: Timothy Ayers, Ricky Jesmer, Francis LaPlante, James Seymour, Aaron Finley, Keith Baker, Martin Parry, Shawn Losey; middle: Mrs. Marlene Clark (B.S., Potsdam State), Nichole McIntosh, Jennifer Lashua, Rachel Carpenter, Elizabeth Trombley, Karen Carr, Rachel Caron, Nicole Mono; back: Chris Chandler, Mark Hooper, Shelly Dusharm, Lisa Bango, Mary Bresett, Eric Graham, Jason Miller. Absent: Brian Hopper. _ Second Grade Front: Patrick Looby, Christopher Baker, Thomas Sullivan, Steven Rose, Scott Anderson, Everett LaVancha; middle: Dawn Kaler, Delta Wicks, Christine Mono, Sarah LaDuc, Jessica Dickinson, Bridget LaParr, Colleen Oates, Mrs. Mary Duggan (B.A., Potsdam State; M.S., Potsdam State); back: Angela Emerson, Krista Frazee, Denise Luther, Heather Parow, Allen Caldwell, Jonathan Breindel, Daniel Folsom. Absent: Jerome LaPlatney, William Middlestate. Front: Thomas Manchester, Jolie Percoski, Andrew Parow, Emily Langs, Jeffrey Boshane, Heather Smith, Carl Berger; middle: Mrs. Karen Bellinger (B.S., Oswego State), Parish Atkinson, Kristopher Conlin, Heather Burke, Jeanna Young, Tonia Chartrand, Karl Andersen, Shawn Richards; back: Victor Irish, Maxine Bresett, Tammy McIntosh, James Cring, Joanna LaDuc, Joseph McIntosh, Elijah Finley. Absent: Robert Favry. First Grade Front: Jonathan Betrus, Chalo Atkinson, Jeremy McIntosh, Noah Rounds, Luke Nikisher, Dale Best; middle: Jason Stevenson, Jolyn Baker, Melissa Mallette, Tracy Ayers, Eric Walters, Karen Clarke, Stephen Fowler, Mrs. Helen Valentine (B.S., Potsdam State; M.A., Potsdam State); back: Robert Parry, Melanie Savidge, Jennifer Falco, George Fowler, Gerald Caron, Carla Yaw, Christy Spencer. Absent: Anthony LaPlatney, Chad Sullivan. Front: Christopher Hall, Shannon Mallette, Melanie Graham, Mandy Ayers, Brandy Baillargeon, Cinnamon Marchione, Michael LaFave; middle: Noelle Richer, James Stevens, Lisa Falco, James Ellis, Michelle Gibson, Casey Carpenter, Mrs. Lela LaDuc (B.A., Potsdam State); back: Stashu Roberts, Marylou Corbine, Kevin Scott, Erin Mealus, Jesse Carpenter, Christine Buckley. Kindergarten Front: Cory Cole, Chrishelle Jackson, Chad Mono, Cherilyn Dashnaw, Benjamin Looby, Angel McIntosh; middle: Mrs. Marcia Sweet (B.S., Cortland), Krista Fuller, Brad Tyler, Kelly Davis, Joel Emerson, Trisha Rose, David Shaw; back: Jay Benson, Jane LaParr, Cory Luther, Kathleen Peabody, Shawn Parry, Charisa Bennett, Brad LaVancha. from top left, counter-clockwise: 1. front: Michelle Hart; back: Eric Rattan, Jeff Hall, Joanna Phillips. 2. Bridget O'Bryan, Krista Manchester, Francis Rounds, Patty Whitford, Troy Spencer. 3. front: Jesse Miller, Jeff Moore; back: Lynn Trombley, Sherri Hernandez, April Coloney. 4. Shelley Dusharm, Aaron Finley, Brian Hopper. 5. Christy Spencer, Chad Sullivan, Tony LaPlatney, Carla Yaw. 6. Santa with Robert Favry. from top left, counter-clockwise: 1. front: Brandy Baillargeon, Cinnamon Marchione, Casey Carpenter, Chris Hall, Jimmy Ellis; back: James Stevens, Michael LaFave, Mrs. LaDuc, Mary Lou Corbine, Lisa Falco. 2. front: Mary Card, Stacy Hooper, Steven Savidge; back: Tina Fowler, Nicole Hunter, Brian Stamper. 3. front: John Graham; back: Nick Bresett, Lance Thesier, Corey Swanson, Elizabeth Schmitt, Brenda Clement. 4. Bridget LaParr. 5. Tammy Stamper. 6. Jonathan Breindel, Bridget LaParr, Bill Middlestate, Krista Frazee. from left, counter-clockwise: 1. James Cring, Parish Atkinson, Carl Berger. 2. front: Joel Emerson, Chrishel- le Jackson, Corey Luther, Kathleen Peabody; back: Krista Fuller, Chad Mono, Angel McIntosh, Brad Tyler, Brad LaVan- cha. 3. front: Kristie Wood, Brenda Dusharm, Ann Falco; back: Robert Bango, James Sullivan, Scott Frank. 4. front: Sara LaParr, Lorie Nawotniak, Chrissy Gratzer, Laurie Myers; back: Sheena Atkinson, Billy Stamper, Joanne House, Terri LayBoult, Michelle Williams. 5 £ 6. Grade Chorus in concert. it - Sports Junior Varsity Baseball And Softball front: managers Tracy LaFave and Rod Fraser; center: Steve Ritz, Todd LaFave, Mark Dreythaler, Frank Johnson, Mike Cochran, Don Thomas, Scott McIntosh; back: Mr. Fraser, Steve Lesperance, Danny Simmons, Marty Luther, Matt O'Bryan, James Vandcrpool, Kenny Hadfield, Darrell Best, Kevin Gratzer. front: Deneen Burr, Brenda Malbeuf, Tina Dowling, Mary Dreythaler; center: Debbie Moody, Chris Couzens, Laura Collette, Berta Cole, Chris Craft; back: Shelley Jackson, Cindy Clement, Julie Eggleston, Linda Canfield, Carolyn Cole, Missy Parow. Girls’ Softball Team Has 8 ■ 3 Season Front: Linda Canfield, Lisa Lawrence, Sara Ober, Bobbi Hooper, Tina Dowling, Laurie Wood, Jane Benson; back: Julie Eggleston, Donna Wood, Laurie Bancroft, Brenda Sullivan, Julie Baker, Donna Collette, Paula Maxwell. HOME GAMES Lisbon 12-0 Morristown 16-4 Hermon-DeKalb 4-6 Clifton-Fine 10-4 Knox Memorial 18-7 Edwards 11-5 AWAY GAMES Heuvelton 15-7 Knox Memorial 6-5 Hammond 11-12 Clifton-Fine 29-7 Hermon-DeKalb 4-5 Edwards (canceled) Team Record: 8-3 NAC DIVISION B WEST ALL-STAR SELECTIONS First Team selections included, among others, the following girls: PAULA MAXWELL § BRENDA SULLIVAN, HARRISVILLE Heidi Aldous § Natalie Cummings, Hermon-DeKalb Lori Watson § Sue Woods, Clifton-Fine Among the Second Team selections were the following Lady Pirates: Juli Baker, Lisa Lawrence, and Kathy Lesperance. Unfortunately, these were the only statistics available either locally or from the NAC secretary. It would appear that the Lady Pirates had a successful season although they did not win their division. Miss Kathy Felio of the Physical Education staff coached the girls. Although some of the more experienced players have graduated, the prospects for the 1981-1982 season are fairly bright since the talent among this year's Freshmen class seems to be a little better than average. We wish them the best of luck. Boys’ Baseball Team Secona kTl Front: Managers Kenny Hartle, Je££ McIntosh, Jeff Baker, Jeff Gratzer; center: Richard Davison, Ed McIntosh, Ed Cochran, Brian Burgess, Mark Benson, Don Fuller, Keith Hoover; back: Mr. Bearor, John Miller, Pat Ritz, Tim Davison, Tim Wood, Gordy Burr, NAC DIVISION III ALL-STAR SELECTIONS FIRST TEAM Vernon Davison .............. Edwards Ken Davison ................. Edwards Mike 0'Hearn ................ Edwards Matt Hart ................... Edwards Greg Jenne ........... Knox Memorial Wayne Corbine ........ Knox Memorial Jeff Corbine ......... Knox Memorial DON FULLER .............. HARRISVILLE JOHN MILLER ............. HARRISVILLE BRIAN BURGESS ........... HARRISVILLE KEITH HOOVER ............ HARRISVILLE MARK BENSON ............. HARRISVILLE Tim LaDuc. HOME OPPONENTS AWAY 3-4 Lisbon 4-11 Morristown Heuvelton 5-6 17-4 Knox Memorial 6-8 17-5 Hermon-DeKalb 18 4 13-0 Clifton-Fine 8-5 Hammond 14-0 8-0 Edwards 13-3 NAC DIVISION III STANDINGS Edwards HARRISVILLE Clifton-Fine Knox Memorial Hermon-DeKalb 9-3 8-4 5-7 4-8 1-11 DIVISION III PLAYER OF THE YEAR Brian Burgess, Harrisville SECOND TEAM (H.C.S. selections only) Tim Davison § Ed McIntosh Booters In School’s First State Finals Front: Steve Ritz, Mike Cochran, Ricky Leonard, Mark Weir, Todd LaFave, Mark Drey- thaler; center: Richard Ward, Scott Lancor, Ed Cochran, John Sibley, Don Fuller, Tim LaDuc, Ed McIntosh; back: Mr. Bearor, Chris Dashnaw, John Miller, Roger Patnode, Bruce Williams, Dean Richards, Gordy Burr, Joe Clement, Brian Williams, Mike Cleveland. HOME OPPONENTS AWAY 1-0 Morristown 1-2 1-1 Knox Memorial 1-2 4-0 Hammond 4-0 3-1 Edwards 2-1 4-0 Hermon-DeKalb 10-2 4-1 Clifton-Fine 3-0 3-3 Parishville o 1 to Lowville non- -league contests NAC DIVISION III STANDINGS HARRISVILLE 9-2-1 Knox Memorial 8-2-2 Morristown 8-3-1 Edwards 5-7-0 Hermon-DeKalb 2-10-0 Hammond 1-11-0 Nominated by Section X to High School All-American Soccer Team NAC DIVISION I WINNER Massena 10-1-3 NAC DIVISION II WINNER Colton-Pierrepont 8-3-1 INDIVIDUAL SCORING G- - A- TP Gordy Burr 4 1 5 Ed Cochran 3 7 10 Mike Cochran 7 2 9 Don Fuller 1 0 1 Tim LaDuc 4 7 11 Ricky Leonard 0 2 2 Ed McIntosh 8 4 12 John Miller 8 4 12 Roger Patnode 1 0 1 Steve Ritz 0 1 1 John Sibley 2 2 4 Richard Ward 0 1 1 Brian Williams 3 4 7 Bruce Williams 2 1 3 Mark Weir 1 0 1 TOTALS 44 36 80 Colton (bye) Colton 1________ Knox Memorial 2 Knox Memorial 2 Canton 1 Massena (bye) Heuvelton 3 Morristown 4 Knox Memorial 0 Massena 2 Massena 2 Morristown 1 NAC SECTION X PLAY-OFFS Massena 1____ Harrisville 0 Harrisville (bye) Potsdam 1 Chateaugay 0 Harrisville 1 Potsdam 0 (20T) Norwood-Norfolk (bye) Clifton-Fine 2 Lisbon 3 Norwood-Norfolk 1 Lisbon 0 Harrisville 5 (40T) Norwood-Norfolk 2 CO-PLAYERS OF THE YEAR, DIVISION III Don Fuller Harrisville Ken Davison Edwards NAC DIVISION III ALL-STAR SECOND TEAM (H.C.S. SELECTIONS ONLY) Tim LaDuc Harrisville John Miller Harrisville Ed McIntosh Harrisville NAC DIVISION III HONORABLE MENTION (H.C.S. SELECTIONS ONLY) NAC DIVISION III ALL-STAR SELECTIONS FIRST TEAM Mike 0'Hearn MARK WEIR DON FULLER BRIAN WILLIAMS Bryan VanArnum Roger Thomsen Ken Foley Rich Marshall Jeff Clary Brian Brewer Bart Tuttle Don Fountain Ken Davison Edwards HARRISVILLE HARRISVILLE HARRISVILLE Morristown Clifton-Fine Clifton-Fine Morristown Hermon-DeKalb Knox Memorial Knox Memorial Knox Memorial Edwards Ed Cochran Bruce Williams Harrisville Harrisville The Pirates started their quest for a possible state soccer championship by blanking the Belleville team of the (from left) Co-Captain Don Fuller with Section X Runners-up trophy; Co-Captain Brian Williams with Regional Winners and Intersectional Runners-up trophy; Mark Weir, Outstanding Defensive Player Award in Intersectional Championship game; proud Coach Rick Bearor. Congratulations, boys! Central League, 4-0. They then traveled to Ithaca to face a strong Cincinnatus squad. A sudden death goal by Ed McIntosh, his second goal of the contest, gave the Pirates a 2-1 victory. Only one step away from the state's Class D champion- ship, a hopeful Pirates team journeyed to Schenectady to meet Southold of Long Island, the defending champion. Southold emerged the winner by the narrowest of margins, a 1-0 victory. Southold may not have known who we were prior to the contest but they surely must have counted themselves fortunate to score the win. Girls’ Soccer Team, Scores 13 Front: Berta Cole, Laura Collette, Jamie Smith, Linda Canfield, Tina Dowling, Teresa Dusharm, Julie Eggleston, Carolyn Cole; back: Cindy Phillips, Kathy Lesperance, Laurie Wood, Donna Collette, Michelle Smith, Cindy Didas, Laurie Bancroft, Jane Benson. HOME OPPONENTS AWAY 0-3 Clifton-Fine 0-3 0-2 Hermon-DeKalb 1-2 INDIVIDUAL SCORING 0-2 Knox Memorial 0-2 Laurie Bancroft 4-0-4 3-0 Edwards 1-3 Jane Benson 2-3-5 2-3 Heuvelton Linda Canfield 1-0-1 Parishville 2-0 Julie Eggleston 1-0-1 Lisbon 0-3 Kathy Lesperance 1-1-2 Hammond 3-1 Cindy Phillips 0-1-1 H 1 o Morristown Laurie Wood 4-3-7 non- -league contest TOTALS 13-8-21 DIVISION III-A STANDINGS NAC DIVISION III ALL-STAR SELECTIONS Edwards 9-2-1 FIRST TEAM Hermon-DeKalb 7-2-3 Marnie Hogle ......... Knox Memorial Clifton-Fine 6-3-3 Connie Mackia ........ Knox Memorial Knox Memorial 5-4-3 Agnes Davis .......... Knox Memorial HARRISVILLE 3-9-0 KATHY LESPERANCE ........ HARRISVILLE JANE BENSON ............. HARRISVILLE Cindy Phillips was named to the Division III Barb Henrie ............ Clifton-Fine Second Team. Sue Wood ............... Cl ifton-Fine Miss Felio coached the girls' varsity soccer Paula Skiff .................. Lisbon team. Managers were Deneen Burr, Laura Cindy Aikens ................. Lisbon Luther, and Missy Parow. Brenda Malbeuf was Tracy Robinson ............... Lisbon scorekeeper, and Debbie Moody, timer. Mary Ames ................. Heuvelton Junior Varsity Booters Front: Ron Hartle, Tony Brown, Chris Wood; center: Jeff Gratzer, Steve Lesperance, John Wood, John McIntosh, Todd Moody, Marty Luther, Kevin Gratzer; back: Mr. Fraser, Robby Leonard, Ray Bechler, Brent Swanson, Dave Kiggins, Dexter Worden, Derek Trombley, Brian McIntosh, Brad Clement. Front: Susan Smith, Jeneen Phillips, Dorie Morris, Sue Fuller, Brenda Malbeuf, Vicky Bango, Trina Collette, Mary Dreythaler; back: Sue Thomas, Brenda Sibley, Liz Ripley, Becky Graves, Dawn Ogrodnik, Carol Cummings, Kelly Austin, Julie Frank. Girls’ Volleyball Team In First Season Y:0FF INNER: J Potsdam over OFA front: Laurie Bancroft Donna Collette Lynne Frank Jane Benson Laurie Wood back: Kathy Lesperance Carolyn Cole Vickie Draper Laura Collette Missy Parow VARSITY MATCH SCORES HOME Morristown (1-2) 10-15, 15-7, 12-15. Hermon-DeKalb (1-2) 15-12, 5-15, 3-15. Madrid-Waddington (0-2) 9-15, 11-15. Knox Memorial (0-2) 3-15, 6-15. Lisbon (0-2) 10-15, 11-15. AWAY Lisbon (0-2) 6-15 14- 16. Hermon-DeKalb (0-2) 6-15, 3-15. Knox Memorial (0-2) 2-15, 2-15. Morristown (1-2) 8-15, 15- 13, 5-15. Madrid-Waddington (0-2) 2-15, 2-15. DIVISION WINNERS: I East: Potsdam 9-1 I West: OFA 8-2 II East: Brushton-Moira 8-0 II West: Hermon-DeKalb 8-0 front: Brenda Sibley, Robin Ward, Denise Weeks; back: Diane Jackson, Lisa Draper, Dawn Ogrodnik, Carol Cummings, Tammy Canfield. Absent: Cindy Clement. Girls’ Basketball Team Scores 467 front: manager Mandy Fraser, Dawn Mantle, Sandra Hadfield, Laurie Wood, Laura Collette, Mary Dreythaler; back: Coach Fraser, Teresa Dusharm, Berta Cole, Donna Collette, Laurie Bancroft, Kathy Lesperance, Jane Benson, Manager Steve Ritz. HOME AWAY DIVISION III STANDINGS INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES 24-38 Lisbon 23-57 Clifton-Fine 14-2 (16 regular season games) 23-39 Edwards 39-54 Hammond 13-3 FG FT TP 24-52 Heuvelton 26-52 Morristown 11-5 Laurie Bancroft 73 10 156 35-29 Knox Memorial 29-49 Hermon-DeKalb 10-6 Jane Benson 2 4 8 26-45 Morristown 38-63 Heuvelton 10-6 Berta Cole 7 0 14 46-53 Hammond 32-58 Lisbon 6-10 Donna Collette 19 7 45 17-52 Clifton-Fine 29-45 Edwards 5-11 Mary Dreythaler 5 1 11 31-39 Hermon-DeKalb 25-41 Knox Memorial 2-14 Teresa Dusharm 27 5 59 Harrisville 1-15 Sandy Hadfield 0 2 2 Total Offense: 467 or 29.2 ppg Kathy Lesperance 53 27 133 Total Defense: 796 or 49.75 ppg Laurie Wood 18 3 39 DIVISION III NAC ALL -STAR FIRST TEAM TOTALS 204 59 467 Robin Alberry (MVP) Hammond As we go to press, the Lady Pirates , are Heidi Aldous Barbara Henri Chris Backus Corrina Langtry Hermon-DeKalb Clifton-Fine Clifton-Fine Morristown Lady Pirates Honorable Mention: Kathy Lesperance $ Laurie Bancroft The Lady Pirates are to be congratu- lated for weathering a tough season. practicing hard to meet their first play-off opponent, Morristown. Other first round contests involve Knox Memorial versus Hermon- DeKalb, St. Regis Falls versus Edwards, Lisbon versus Brushton-Moira. Clifton-Fine, Heuvelton, and Colton-Pierrepont have drawn first round byes. Should the Lady Pirates defeat Morristown, they would then meet the winner of the Knox Memorial-Hermon-DeKalb game. Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team Fifth At 9-7 front: managers Jeff Kiggins, Todd Campbell, Pat O'Bryan; seated: Todd LaFave, Ricky Leonard, Scott Lancor, Ed McIntosh, Brian Burgess, Chris Dashnaw; back: Mark Weir, Gordy Burr, Brian Williams, Roger Patnode, Bruce Williams, Matt O'Bryan, Mike Cochran, John Miller, Tim LaDuc, Coach Folsom. Inset: Frank Johnson. DIVISION III STANDINGS HOME AWAY INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS Heuvelton 14-2 78-73 Hammond 105-90 (All 22 games played) Morristown 14-2 69-44 Knox Memorial 65-62 Edwards 11-5 62-66 Edwards 74-71 FG FT TP Lisbon 11-5 55-29 Clifton-Fine 73-49 Brian Burgess 158 84 400 Harrisville 9-7 71-79 Heuvelton 54-69 Gordon Burr 59 23 141 Hammond 8-8 84-61 Hermon-DeKalb 75-53 Mike Cochran 36 11 83 Clifton-Fine 4-12 61-62 Morristown 63-67 Chris Dashnaw 20 13 53 Hermon-DeKalb 2-14 59-61 Lisbon 70-77 Frank Johnson 63 43 169 Knox Memorial 0-16 Tim LaDuc 9 2 20 GOUVERNEUR TIP-OFF TOURNAMENT Scott Lancor 1 2 4 DIVISION I LEADERS December 4, 1981 Ricky Leonard 2 0 4 Malone 16-0 Gouverneur 67, HCS 55 Ed McIntosh 1 0 2 Gouverneur 13-3 Morristown 56, Canton 40 John Miller 99 58 256 December 5, 1981 Matt O'Bryan 5 5 15 DIVISION II LEADERS Morristown 50, Gouverneur 48 Roger Patnode 88 30 206 Salmon River 12-2 HCS 73, Canton 70 Mark Weir 5 6 16 St. Lawrence 11-3 Brian Williams 6 8 20 Bruce Williams 33 17 83 Total Offense : 1472 or 66.9 ppg Total 585 302 1472 Total Defense: 1374 or 62,5 ppg COMMUNITY SAVINGS BANK HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT HELD AT JCC First Round Harrisville 54, Indian River 53 So. Jefferson 54, Lyme 48 Consolation Game Indian River 58, Lyme 53 (OT) Championship Game So. Jefferson 77, HCS 65 DIVISION III NAC ALL-STAR FIRST TEAM Morristown Harrisville Heuvelton Edwards Lisbon Rick Marshall (MVP) Brian Burgess Ken Hilbourne Ken Davison Mark Aikens John Miller was given Honorable Mention SEXTION X PLAY-OFFS, CLASS D Heuvelton, Morristown, and Edwards, as the leaders of their division, received byes. In first round contests, Chateaugay defeated Clifton-Fine, 49-44; our Pirates knocked off winless Knox-Memorial, 63-37; St. Regis Falls bested Parishville-Hopkinton, 67-41; Colton- Pierrepont whipped Brushton-Moira, 59-40; and Hammond crushed Hermon-DeKalb, 101-64. In second round play, the Pirates fell to St. Regis Falls, 44-57; Heuvelton defeated Chateaugay, 76-50; Morristown beat Colton- Pierrepont, 46-36; and Hammond nicked Edwards, 61-60. Semi-final winners were Morristown, 75-60 over Hammond and St. Regis Falls, 39-38 over Heuvelton. Morristown defeated St. Regis Falls, 56-46 for the D crown and now meets Malone for the Section X championship. The Junior Varisty captured second place with a 12-4 record behind Edwards at 16-0. In the Gouverneur Tip-Off Tournament, it scored a 41-32 win over Canton after dropping a 20-33 decision to Gouverneur. In regular division play, it scored double wins over Hammond (47-36 £, 42-38), Knox Memorial (50-23 § 52-27), Clifton-Fine (42-20 £ 45-26), Heuvelton (32-28 § 42-26), and Hermon-DeKalb (46-35 5 41-32). It split with Morristown (58-41 § 36-39) and Lisbon (54-42 § 47-51). It dropped two to undefeated Edwards (36-61 § 40-51). 1 - front: managers Tony Bango and Scott Hunter: ■ . V. BaSkCtD3.ll center: Ronnie Hartle, Kevin Gratzer, Steve Lesperance, John Wood, John McIntosh, Chris Wood, Darren Burgess; back: Mr. Bearor, Brian McIntosh, Brent Swanson, Dexter Worden, David Kiggins, Derek Trombley, Robbie Leonard. c4 Varsity % e % front: Laurie Bancroft back: Tina Dowling Cindy Phillips Jane Benson Jamie Smith Kathy Lesperance Brenda Malbeuf Linda Canfield Varsity Coach: Mrs. LeeAnn Bassette JV Coach: Mrs. Shirley Hoover J.V. Cheerleaders from left: Jeneen Phillips, Vicky Bango, Brenda Sibley, Dorrie Morris, Susan Smith, Kelly Austin, Julie Frank, Sue Fuller. f=w Junior High Soccer front: Jason Dickinson, Richard Mono, Joe Brown, Tim Fowler, Allen Bango, Rod Fraser, Mike Rose, Tracy LaFave; row two: Jim Dusharm, Ralph Ward, Jeff McIntosh, Ty Coloney, Todd Campbell, Tim Evans, Lloyd Fuller, Tony Bango, Jim Thomas, Danny Ritz; row three: Chris Wicks, Pat O'Bryan, Jeff Kiggins, Scott Hunter, Kenny Hartle; row four: Mark Nawotniak, Brian Clement, Randy Didas, Ray Hughto, Tom LaVancha, Steve Thesier, Kevin Hooper, Tim Phillips, Jim Manchester. 8th Grade Basketball front: Rod Fraser Kevin Davison Jim Thomas Mike Hawthorne center: Ralph Ward Jeff Baker Kenny Hartle Jeff LaPar Tracy LaFave Danny Ritz back: Coach Duncan Brian Clement Tom LaVancha Kevin Hooper Tim Evans Tim Phillips Todd Campbell Seventh Grade Basketball front: Jeff Kiggins Ty Coloney Mike Rose Allen Bango Scott Bechler back: Scott Hunter Tony Bango Allan Ekberg Matt McIntosh Tim Austin Jim Manchester Coach Duncan Eighth Grade Basketball front: Andrea Parow Coach: Emily Sullivan Miss Patti Jody LaPar Chartrand Andrea LaFlair back: Kim Fuller Theresa Hoover Michelle Johnson Marion Lancor 7th Grade Basketball front: Chris O'Bryan Myra Cummings Danielle Dusharm Shila McIntosh Becky Bresett Joanne Clark back: Mandy Fraser Cinda Parow Julie Parow Laurie Luther Cynthia Clark Tina LaFave Connie Ritz Coach: Miss Patti Chartrand Activities MUSIC Pony Express Junior Prom Royalty Court THEME Nights in White Satin' May 16, 1981 KING Brian Burgess QUEEN Jane Benson ROYAL PRINCESSES Laurie Wood Donna Collette Cindy Phillips Kathy Lesperance ROYAL PRINCES Mark Weir Mark Benson Chris Dashnaw John Miller n National Honor Society On Thursday, October 29, three new members, all from the Class of 1983, were inducted into the Lake Bonaparte Chapter of the National Honor Society at the annual Induction Dinner ceremony. Mrs. Mary DeHart, a member of the Board of Education and also a Justice of the Peace for several years was the guest speaker. She pointed out to the members and their parents, who were special guests, that they should be willing to give of their time and talents to their community. She stated that she herself has given many hours to the service of Harrisville. Kathy Lesperance, president of the local chapter, served as M.C. Other officers conducted the induction. Bruce Williams, vice-president, Chris Dashnaw, secretary, and Aaron Clark, treasurer, summoned the new members and administered the oath. The mothers of the inductees pinned their son or daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McIntosh and son Edward. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Canfield and daughter Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen LaDuc and son Timothy. Lynne Frank Presides Over Student Council Photo, left: Vicky Bango, treasurer; Cindy Phillips, secretary; Matt O'Bryan, vice- president; Lynne Frank, president. Photo, below: SC officers present proceeds of Memory Tree campaign to Mrs. Barbara Ward, head of the Harrisville Public Library. Front: Jeneen Phillips $ Sue Fuller, 10th; Steve Ritz $ Jamie Smith, 11th; Barry Dusharm § Donna Collette, 12th; back: Melissa Manchester § Myra Cummings (absent), 7th; Todd Campbell § Kim Best, 8th; Julie Frank § Susan Thomas, 9th. Whiz Quiz Team In First Clash Front: Barry Dusharm, Matt O'Bryan, Joel Clark, Gordon Burr; back: Dawn Ogrodnik, Aaron Clark, Bruce Williams, Christopher Dashnaw, Leanne Frazee. Matt O'Bryan, Chris Dashnaw, and Gordy Burr vie for a chance to join team. Aaron Clark chaired the group while Kathy Lesperance acted as corresponding secretary. A total of twelve students filed a declaration of intention to join the school's Whiz Quiz team. From this group, eight were selected as finalists. A special competition was held to select the four who would actually compete. The four successful candidates were Barry Dusharm, Matt O'Bryan, Joel Clark, and Gordon Burr. Alternates were Dawn Ogrodnik, Aaron Clark, Bruce Williams, Chris Dashnaw, and Leanne Frazee. Mr. Tarr and Mr. LeBlanc acted as faculty advisers. On November 17, 1981, the group traveled to WNPE-WNPI in Watertown to tape their match against rival Morristown. The contest seesawed but, at the final bell, Morristown had eked out a 180-160 victory. Wait till next year! Now that we have been under the lights once, we hope to go all the way in 1982-83! Nine In Talented Juniors Program front: Julie Eggleston, Dee Bovee, Tina Dowling, Laura Collette, Linda Canfield; back: Teresa Dusharm, Dean Richards, Matt O'Bryan, and Tim LaDuc. A program designed to introduce Juniors to non-credit college courses is sponsored annually by the St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES and offered on the campus of St. Lawrence University each Saturday for a period of ten weeks. To qualify for this special program, a Junior must have been listed on the school's honor roll a minimum of two of the four marking periods during his sophomore year. Class ranking is also taken into consideration. Among this year's nine members of the Class of 1983 were Linda Canfield, Laura Collette, and Matthew O'Bryan. These three Juniors were enrolled in a computer course. Julie Eggleston and Teresa Dusharm registered for a course in Human Behavior. Tim LaDuc and Dean Richards elected to pursue a course in limnology, i.e., fresh water ecology. Tina Dowling and Dee Bovee enrolled in a course titled Radio and Television. The students left Harrisville Central School at 8:30 each Saturday morning and returned around noon.. There is no need to stress the importance of this program. It makes available the resources of a fine university to high school students and provides them with an opportunity to expose themselves to programs which are not readily available in our school or the other schools of the North Country. It also allows them to meet talented students of other schools and make new friends. Mr. Gary Hinsdale is in charge of the selection process and supervises' the students' participation. Audio - Visual Club front: Joel Clark Donald Thomas Donald Cook back: Mr. Hinsdale Barry Dusharm Aaron Clark Bruce Williams Mr.' Fraser Bowl-athon Mr. Fraser, far right, presents Tina LaFave with the watch she won for being the top pledge- getter . Amanda Taylor placed second. Ralph Ward, far left, was the lucky winner of a new bicycle. On November 21 and December 5, a Bowl-a-thon in support of Jerry Lewis' kids was spon- sored by the Bon-Har-Dia Lanes. A total of twenty-four students raised over seven hundred dollars to help those stricken with muscular dystrophy. Tina LaFave, with pledges totaling over one hundred forty-two dollars, led the group. Mandy Taylor was second. Rod Fraser and Brad Clement are also to be congratulated for their efforts. For each dollar raised, the name of the student was entered in a ten-sneed Bicycle drawing. The lucky and surprised winner was Ralph Ward. Although it was winter, Ralph lost no time in assembling his new bike. A word of thanks is extended to all who participated. front: Julie Parow, Sandra Hadfield, Reine Trombley, Shila Concert Band McIntosh, Emily Sullivan, Shelley Hudson, Lucinda Parow; row two: Myra Cummings, Laura Hooley, Becky Davis, Jody LaPar, Cynthia Clark, Danielle Dusharm, Missy Manchester, Scott Hunter, Scott Bechler; row three: Mike Rose, Emilie Schmitt, Andy Parow, Jim Thomas, Jeff Baker, Kevin Hooper; row four: Mike Hawthorne, Mark Nawotniak, Tim Evans, Ronnie Hartle, Jim Manchester, Danny Hooley, Steve Thesier, Pat O'Bryan, Jeff Kiggins, Todd Campbell, Jeff LaPar. Mr. Luttinger directs the group. The various band groups, under the baton of Mr. Luttinger, perform several times during the course of the school year. Their repertoire is varied and well chosen. 1 front: Mr. Luttinger, Trina Collette, Kathy Lesperance, iflCl Ensemble Tammy Canfield, Linda Canfield; row two: Myra Cummings, Liz Ripley, Bonnie LaFave, Carol Cummings, Sue Fuller, Susan Smith, Joel Clark; row three: Phil Case, Perry Case, Todd Campbell, Kevin Gratzer, Aaron Clark, Bruce Williams, Chris Dashnaw; row four: Mark Parow, Scott LaPar, Ronnie Hartle, Paul Case, Matt O'Bryan, Barry Dusharm, Tim LaDuc. Mini Band front: Trina Collette Chris Dashnaw Kathy Lesperance back: Mr. Luttinger Barry Dusharm Aaron Clark Matt O'Bryan Vicky Bango, Kathy Lesperance, and Linda Canfield accept trophy of appreciation from Commander Bernard Shinnick. The Marching Band, like the many other band units, is seen in performance throughout the year. Unlike the other ensembles, however, which rehearse and perform during the course of the school year, the Marching Band and its sup- porting units, i.e., the Pom-Pons, the Gun Corps, the Front Line and Flags, and the Majorettes, are called upon for parades during the summer months. Practice for the parade season starts in the spring and continues until the end of the summer. The general excellence of the group is easily recognized by the number of prizes it has brought back to Harrisville. Its success is in great part due to the many hours of practice under the direction of Mr. Luttinger and Mrs. Hoover. Marching Band front: Myra Cummings, Tammy Canfield, Carol Cummings, Cynthia Clark, Julie Parow, Missy Manchester, Andy Parow, Emily Sullivan, Reine Trombley; row two: Jeff Kiggins, Todd Campbell, Pat O'Bryan, Danielle Dusharm, Shila McIntosh, Jody LaPar, Trina Collette, Shelley Hudson, Emilie Schmitt; row three: Jeff Baker, Scott Bechler, Jim Manchester, Mike Rose, Mark Nawotniak, Allen Bango, Danny Hooley, Scott LaPar, Kevin Hooper, Jim Thomas; row four: Joel Clark, Aaron Clark, Chris Dashnaw, Bruce Williams, Mr. Luttinger, Matt O'Bryan, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Steve Thesier, Mark Parow. ' r jt , : ;—r—: _ In) « 7j 1 —uij—sr I ( ) r w w Pompons Drill Team Flag Corps Majorettes front: Kelly Austin Kathy Lesperance Lynne Frank back: Julie Eggleston Michelle Johnson Mandy Taylor Julie Frank Jamie Smith } front: Brenda Sibley, Sue Fuller; center: Mary Dreythaler, Dorie Morris, Deneen Burr; back: Leanne Frazee, Carol Ritz, Linda Canfield, Paula Fayette, Vicky Bango, Julie Clark, Theresa Dusharm. Mrs. Shirley Hoover is the group's adviser. Senior High Chorus front: Tammy Clement, Trina Collette, Laurie Bancroft, Donna Collette; row two: Diana Collet- te, Paula Fayette, Diane Jackson, Melody Fair- banks, Amy Benney, Tammy Canfield, Carol Cummings, Sue Fuller, Brenda Sibley, Dorrie Morris, Linda Graves; row three: Carol Ritz, Liz Cole, Leanne Frazee, Julie Clark, Julie Frank, Donald Cook, Steve Lesperance, John Wood, Vicky Bango, Bonnie LaFave, Linda Canfield, Sue Thomas; row four: Robin Ward, Cindy Clement, Susan Smith, Jamie Smith, Mary Dreythaler, Trina Collette, Kevin Gratzer, Chris Wood, Mark Parow, Brian Poole, Julie Eggleston, Teresa Dusharm, Chris Craft; row five: Lisa Draper, Tresa LaParr, Dawn Ogrodnik, Lorie Chandler, Lynette Ward, Brenda Malbeuf, Jeff Gratzer, Chris Dashnaw, Barry Dusharm, Scott LaPar, Deneen Burr, Kelly Austin; row six: Laurie Wood, Cindy Phillips, Jane Benson, Kathy Lesperance, Sandra Hadfield, Lynne Frank, Brian Williams, Matt O'Bryan, Bruce Williams, Aaron Clark, Gordy Burr, Brenda Ward, Cindy Didas, Vanessa Fayette. Select Chorus front: Linda Canfield, Laura Collette, Laurie Bancroft, Kathy Lesperance; row two: Tammy Canfield, Aaron Clark, Brian Williams, Jamie Smith. Susan Smith, Kevin Gratzer; row three: Chris Dashnaw, Barry Dusharm, Donna Collette; row four: Donald Cook, Joel Clark, Bruce Williams, Gordon Burr, Trina Collette. . , i front: Emily Sullivan, Chris O'Bryan, Tim Phillips, JUJ'JIQJ | Q|) ChOrUS Jeff Kiggins, Jeff Baker, Pat O'Bryan, Jim Dusharm; row two: Lucinda Parow, Jody LaPar, Connie Ritz, Francine Wilson, Jim Thomas, Becky Bresett, JoAnne Clark, Autumn Frazee, Angela Atkinson, Missy Manchester; row three: Kris Crane, Danielle Dusharm, Jason Dickinson, Chris Wicks, Rod Fraser, Kevin Davison, Mike Rose, Tracy Taylor, Lanette Wood, Tina LaFave, Anne Pierce; row four: Shila McIntosh, Carrie Stevens, Lena Wicks, Allen Bango, Tony Bango, Todd Campbell, Kenny Hartle, Jim Manchester, Scott Hunter, Julie Parow, Clorinda LaParr, Amanda Fraser, Andy Parow, Laura Hooley; row five: Denise Gotham, Cynthia Clark, Reine Trombley, Michelle Johnson, Mike Hawthorne, Kevin Hooper, Roy Davis, Danny Hooley, Missy Phillips, Shelley Hudson, Michelle Peabody, Kim Best, Theresa Hoover, Myra Cummings. Candid Shots The Rubik's King! (Tom Gibson) He's almost within range! (Carol Ritz § Liz Cole) I have long legs, you know! (Marion Lancor) How long has this been going on? (Berta Cole § Lynly Mashaw) Peek-a-Boo! (Dean Richards fi Steve Miller) The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse! (Steve Moon, Rich Ward, Scott Lancor and Richie Hill) ''We're ready to take you on, girls! (Francis Hart, Delbert Ryan, Brian Mantle) It's funnier read upside down! (Roy Davis, Delbert Ryan, David Poole) Don't look. He's about to shoot! (Melody Fairbanks, Lisa Draper, Chris Craft) It's still a little short for a scarf! (Brenda Malbeuf, Mrs. Hoover, Dee Bovee) We can swing a 'hackey' stick too! (April Miller, Sara Ober, Shelley Jackson, Diane Jackson) Our computer programs always work! (Scott LaPar, Mark Parow) Five right already and only three days'. (Jeff LaPar, Daniel Hooley) Four heads are better than one'. (Ty Coloney, Pat O'Bryan, Mark Nawotniak, Jeff LaPar) We just eat this stuff up'. (Andrea LaFlair, Emily Sullivan, Reine Trombley, Francine Wilson) Flash Sibley'. (John Sibley) I'm breaking out! (Mike Hooley) I was today's Trivia Quiz' winner! (Chris Gale § Tammy Clement) Ours is definitely the 'Best' tree'. (Kim Best § Reine Trombley) Should we tell him? (Jerry Wood § Dee Bovee) Ready, set, attack! (Judy Finley) Have stomach, will eat! (Matt McIntosh § Ty Coloney) How would you like a purple nose? (Connie Ritz) The Mopheads! (Cynthia Clark § Danielle Dusharm) : i The hall of learning'. (Pat O'Bryan) Miss Shampine gets a kiss from Santa'. (Santa f) Miss Shampine) Think hard now. What did you want? (Mrs. Grindal) We had a tough weekend! (Theresa Dusharm § Diana Collette) Isn't this a barrel of laughs? (Andy Parow § Emilie Schmitt) Do you like this smile better? (Dawn Ogrodnik) Where is our lunch? (Jeff Cole and Mark Benson) I'm set to go, if you are! (Shelley Jackson, Sandra Hadfield) Isn't that just terrible.' (Tina Dowling, Jerry Wood, Dee Bovee) Whose blond hair is this? (Kathy Lesperance fj Gordy Burr) The line forms to the rear, gents! (Brian Poole, Derek Trombley, and Mr. Dashnaw) Finally, we've made it to No. 1! (Aaron Clark, Mark Weir, Kathy Lesperance, Brian Burgess, Mark Benson, and John Miller) I Wonder if it would taste good.1 (Matt O'Bryan, Cindy Phillips, Susan Thomas, and Jeneen Phillips) Bring on the turkey! (Deneen Burr £ Julie Clark) I'm not telling! (Miss Felio) The New Cabinet! (Linda Canfield, Ed McIntosh, Tim LaDuc) Come on, Chris. Swing those hips! (Mary Dreythaler, John Sibley, Chris Dashnaw) Another shower? Where are the garbage bags? (Mrs. Dusharm) Got gas for my chariot? (Mr. Fraser) Where ARE the buses? (Kim Ames, Liz Cole) Vite! Vite! (Laura Luther, Mrs. Hoover, Leanne Frazee) WE inspired the song 'Physical! (Miss Felio, Donna Collette, Laurie Bancroft, Cindy Phillips, Jane Benson) How many grams of salt did you say you Cute, eh? (Trina Collette, Joel Clark) Standing Room Only! (among others. Max Bresett, Julie Clark) I don't care if you're teachers. Rules are rules! (Messrs. Parow, Breindel, and Kellerhals) It will cost you 25£ for a drink! (Chris Ogrodnik, Brent Swanson, Brian Poole) Of course. I'm reading the funnies. (Jamie Smith and April Miller) Obviously not Chinet! (Judy Finley, Lisa Draper, Mrs. Hoover, Deneen Burr) short! (John Wood, Scott McIntosh, Robby Leonard; back: Julie Clark, Deneen Burr, and Leanne Frazee) Maybe we could stow away to Florida.' The Happy Birthday Boys.' (Richard Ward, Derek Trombley, John (Chris Dashnaw, Bruce Williams, Aaron Clark, Hart) Matt O'Bryan, and Barry Dusharm) Now, this is the way it should sound! (Susan Smith, Trina Collette, Miss Finch, and Laura Collette) Some get cold feet; I get a cold nose! (Donna Collette, Brenda Ward, Dawn Ogrodnik, Cindy Didas, Chuck Gibbs, and Miss Pfaff) See, I don't have any fangs! (Chris Craft) All lit up! (Mr. Breindel and Susan Thomas)