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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1983 volume:

■fc� . •( MH Yearbook Staff front: James Dusharm, Tammy Canfield, Trina Collette, Leanne Frazee, James Thomas; center: Tim LaDuc, Danny Simmons, Valerie Bango, Julie Eggleston, Jamie Smith, Tina Dowling, Charles Gibbs; back: Reine Trombley, Julie Frank, Joel Clark, Lorie Chandler, Paula Fayette, John Bancroft, Dawn Ogrodnik, Diane Jackson. all those who helped it, in any way, prepare The 1983 edition of the PIRATES LOG is the thirtieth edition of our school yearbook, Over the years it has grown from a soft-cover fifty-page book to a hard-cover one hundred and thirty-six page-publication. This edition also marks the eighteenth year that the cover features a design produced by the students. Although this year's cover design contest attracted the fewest entries in a number of years, the yearbook staff feels that you will be pleased with the selection made, The 1983 edition also marks the thirtieth year that Mr, LeBlanc has served as faculty adviser. The staff wishes to thank him for the many hours he devotes to its preparation, Finally, the staff wishes to thank the 1983 PIRATES LOG. Dedication MRS. SHIRLEY HOOVER The 1983 PIRATES LOG staff and the Harrisville Central School faculty are proud to dedicate this, the thirtieth edition of our school yearbook, to Mrs. Shirley Hoover. In her own quiet manner, she has given much of her time and talent to the education of the youth of Harrisville. She has rarely been known to refuse a request for help, be it in the classroom or after school hours. It is our pleasure to extend to Mrs. Hoover our gratitude. We trust this dedication will have, in some measure, repaid her for her generosity. Administration SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS EDWARD A. SHAFER Mr. Shafer, a native of Syracuse who was reared in Tully, N. Y., assumed the position of superintendent of schools during the summer of 1982. His previous educational experience includes some time teaching sixth grade, emotionally disturbed and mentally retarded students in Rochester and Syracuse. From 1977 to 1982, Mr. Shafer served as Director of Special Education and Instruc- tional Services with the St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES. Mr. Shafer holds a B.S. from Oswego State and has his CAS Educational Administration certificate. High School Principal MR. LLOYD DASHNAW Mr. Dashnaw is serving his third year as principal of the high school. Prior to assuming his current position, he had served in the same capacity at the elementary level. Mr. Dashnaw has been employed in our school district since 1959. Board of Education front: Mrs. Doris Starzee Mrs. Mary DeHart Mrs. Jeanette Wicks Mrs. Jackie Vallencour, clerk back: Mr. Lloyd Dashnaw, principal Mr. Stephen LaDuc Mr. Thomas Canfield Mr. Bernard Shinnick, president Mr. Edward Shafer, superintendent of schools Faculty Mr. Patrick Fraser, B.A., Cortland Social Studies Mr. Richard Tarr, B.A., Trenton State Social Studies Mr. Stewart Parow, B.A., St. Bonaventure M.S., Potsdam Social Studies front: Mrs. Terry Cole, B.A., Nazareth M.L.S., Albany English Mr. Roderick Parow, B.A., St. Bonaventure English Mr. Joseph Breindel, B.S., Lock Haven State M.S., Potsdam English Mr. Marcel LeBlanc B.A., St. Michael's M.A., Middlebury Foreign Languages English Mr. William Kellerhals, B.A., Hamilton Science Mrs. Frances Scarpinato, B.S., Albany M.S., Long Island Mathematics Mrs. Rebecca Heagle, B.A., Potsdam Mathematics Mr. Philip Looby, B.A., Potsdam Science Faculty Mrs. Shirley Hoover, B.S., Plattsburgh Homemaking Mr. James Durkish, B.S., Buffalo M. S., Buffalo Industrial Arts Mrs. Shirley Dusharm, B.S., Albany Business Education I Miss Catherine Finch, B.M., Crane, Potsdam Vocal Music Miss Mary Compeau, B.A., Potsdam Art Mr. Christopher Luttinger, B.M., Potadam Instrumental Music Mr. Gary Hinsdale, B.A., Alfred M.A., Colgate Guidance Mrs. Joan Dashnaw, B.S., Plattsburgh Nurse-Teacher Mrs. Mary LaDuc, Eastern Dental Dispensary Dental Hygienist Faculty Mr. Charles Folsom, B.S., Rocky Mountaii Physical Education Miss Kathy Felio, B.S., Cortland Physical Education Mr. Rickey Bearor, B.S. , Brockport Physical Education Driver Education Mrs. Jackie Wood, Library Clerk Mrs. Terry Cole, Librarian Mrs. Agnes Scanlon, Library Clerk front: Mrs. Sue Erdige, M.A., Kent State Corrective Speech Mrs. Carol Phillips, B.S., Geneseo Reading Specialist Mrs. Jennifer Straw, B.S., Michigan State Resource Teacher back: Miss Jannet Seelman, B.A., Potsdam M.A., Potsdam Remedial Reading Mrs. Theresa Vallencour, B.S. , Brockport Corrective Mathematics Faculty Mrs. LeeAnn Bassette, B.A., Potsdam Fourth Grade Mrs. Carolyn Cummings, B.A., Rochester M. Ed., Northeastern Third Grade Miss Bette Shampine, B.A., Potsdam Third Grade Mr. Bernard Slate, B.S., Murray State Fourth Grade front: Mrs. Karen Bellinger, B.S., Oswego First Grade Mrs. Lela LaDuc, B.A., Potsdam Kindergarten back: Mrs. Marcia Sweet, B.S., Cortland Kindergarten Mrs. Helen Valentine, B.S., M.A., Potsdam First Grade Mrs. Mary Duggan, B.A., M.S., Potsdam Second Grade Mrs. Marlene Clark, B.S., Potsdam Second Grade front: Mr. Michael O'Bryan, B.S., Castleton State Sixth Grade Mrs. Patricia Taylor, B.A., Potsdam Sixth Grade Mrs. Patricia Rose, B.A., Potsdam M.S., Potsdam Fifth Grade back: Miss Patricia Chartrand, B.A., Potsdam Fifth Grade Since 1968, the Harrisville Teachers' Association has sponsored a number of fund-raising activities, such as dinners, to help underwrite the scholarships which it awards to deserving students. The photographs on this page would seem to indicate that teachers are skilled not only in the art of teaching but also make fine cooks. Pictured in the photographs are (clockwise from the upper left) Mrs. Taylor and Miss Shampine; Mr. O'Bryan; Mrs. Dusharm, Mrs. Heagle, and Miss Seelman; Mrs. Duggan and Mrs. Mary LaDuc; Mr. Durkish and Mrs. Leia LaDuc. Former recipients of the H.T.A. scholarships are Patrick Lancor (1968); Suzanne LaDuc (1969); Steven Chartrand (1970); Lela Simmons LaDuc (1971); Elmer Dowling (1972); Cheryl Harrington and Richard Lancor (1973); LeeAnn Hoover Bassette and Debbie Buckingham Frierch (1974); Audrey Hooper and Dixie Jenack Dickinson (1975; Peggy Davison and Kelly Dundon Bowen (1976); Cindy Ritz Lesperance and Michael Davison (1977); Susan Brown and Michael Valentine (1978); Linda Simmons, Kim Fraser and Christine Hoover (1979); Jennifer Campbell, Timothy Dashnaw, and Lori Bosma (1980); Karen Hoover, Danny Bancroft, and Michelle Weir (1981). Staff Candids Office Personnel Cafeteria Mrs. Jackie Vallencour Mrs. Pearl Blundon Miss Barbara Manchester We owe a word of thanks to the ladies and gentlemen who serve our needs outside of the classroom. In spite of our complaints, we truly appreciate what you do for us and the school. front: Mrs. Modena Hooley, Mrs. Helen Burke, Mrs. Rachel Hooper; back: Mrs. Charlyne Moromisato, Mrs. Gladys Young, Mrs. Delores Young, Mrs. Loretta Ledger, Mrs. Joyce Wood, Mrs. Keatha Swanson. front: Mrs. Dorothy Baker, Mrs. Kathaleen Pierce, Mrs. Jill Nawotniak, Mrs. Modena Hooley; back: Mr. Douglas Clarke, Mr. Nyle Manchester, Mrs. Lynne Bechler, Mr. Harold Seymour, Mr. Paul Chamberlain, Mr. Leroy Davis. Mr. Merton Cochran was absent for the picture. Seniors Class of 1983 Leaders SCHOLASTIC LEADERS ACADEMIC Timothy LaDuc 90.87 Linda Canfield 90.16 GENERAL Priscilla Bovee 86.33 VOCATIONAL Gerald Wood 88.35 Other Seniors with a seven semester average of 85.00 or better were: Edward McIntosh Matthew O'Bryan Steve Miller Melissa Parow Laura Collette Don Cook 89.77 (A) 88.33 (A) 87.43 (A) 86.37 (A) 86.06 (A) 85.72 (V) NEW YORK STATE REGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS Matthew O'Bryan Linda Canfield Senior Class Council front: Matthew O'Bryan Linda Canfield Tina Dowling Edward McIntosh back: Stephen Ritz Dean Richards Timothy LaDuc LAURIE A. BANGO ART VALERIE A. BANGO BUSINESS-SCIENCE Wind Ensemble 9-11; Concert Band 9; Bi-County Band 9; Senior Chorus 9; Flag Corps 9; Drill Team 10; JV Soccer 9; Yearbook Staff 9-12. Laurie lists no formal extra-curricular activities. However, her presence did not go unnoticed. 73 DAWN M. BIGWARFE SECRETARIAL Varsity Basketball 12; Varsity Soccer 12; Varsity Softball 12; Varsity Volleyball 12. Dawn transferred to Harrisville from Gouver- neur where she completed three years of her high school studies. DARRELL R. BEST INDUSTRIAL ART Darrell's smile left many of us wondering what he had been up to or what he was planning. Darrell also lists no extra-curricular activities. PRISCILLA D. BOVEE ART BUSINESS DANIEL N. BURGE ART Daniel transferred to Harrisville Central at the start of this school year. Prior to coming to Harrisville, Daniel was active in puppetry, having belonged to a number of organizations such as the Puppeteers of America, the Ontario Puppetry Association, and the Fellowship of Christian Puppeteers. iMwfcwHW ' - . I SLU Talented Juniors; Varsity Soccer 9-10-12; Varsity Softball 9-12; Student Council 12; Varsity Volleyball 9-10; Art Club 12, President 12. ■ JOE R. CLEMENT CARPENTRY LINDA E. CANFIELD FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Wind Ensemble 9-10-11-12; Mini Band 11-12; Bi-County 9-10; JV Cheerleader 9-10; Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Senior Chorus 9-10-11-12; Select 11-12; Double Trio 10; Bi-County Chorus 11; Class Officer: Vice-President 9; President 11; Secretary 12; NHS 11-12; Flag Corps 9; Majorette 10-11; SLU Talented Juniors; Soccer: JV 10; Varsity 11-12; Varsity Softball 10-11-12; Student Council 9. JV Soccer 9-10; Varsity Soccer 11. INDUSTRIAL ARTS-WELDING MICHAEL M. COCHRAN JV Baseball 10; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity- Basketball 11-12; JV Soccer 9; Varsity Soccer 10-11-12; BOCES Top Achiever. CAROLYN J. COLE FRENCH-SCIENCE Varsity Soccer 11-12; JV Softball 10; Varsity Softball 11-12; JV Volleyball 10; Varsity Volleyball 11-12; Yearbook Staff 12. 1 LAURA M. COLLETTE ART-FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Basketball Manager 9; Varsity Basketball 11- 12; JV Cheerleader 10; Senior Chorus 9-10- 11-12; Select Chorus 10-11-12; Triple Trio 9-10-11; Bi-County Chorus 10-11; Class President 9; Class Vice-President 11; SLU Talented Juniors; JV Soccer 10; Varsity Soccer 9-11-12; JV Softball 9-10; Varsity Softball 11-12; Student Council 10; Varsity Volleyball 11-12; Yearbook Staff 9-10. DIANA L. COLLETTE BUSINESS Basketball Manager 11; Senior Chorus 9-10; Class Treasurer 9; Flag Corps 9-10-11; JV Soccer 9; Yearbook Staff 9. Lolutv (jslllrfc Oicuna. CoUdtt, DONALD R. COOK FOODS Senior Chorus 9-11-12; Select Chorus 11-12; Select Guys 11-12. ■■■■■■a BiBiiii ■M «UF1IU ■■■mu TINA H. DOWLING ART-MATH-SCIENCE Wind Ensemble 9-10; JV Cheerleader 9-10; Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Senior Chorus 9-10; Class Secretary 9-10; Class President 12; Majorette 9-10-11-12; SLU Talented Juniors; JV Soccer 9-10; Varsity Soccer 11-12; Varsity Softball 9-10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 9-12; Whiz Quiz 12. MARK E. DREYTHALER WELDING JV Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 11-12; Basketball Manager 10; JV Soccer 10; Varsity Soccer 11-12; BOCES Top Achiever. '7?? CXXX O TERESA L. DUSHARM BUSINESS-MATH-SCIENCE Varsity Basketball 9-10-11-12; Senior Chorus 9-10-11-12; Select Chorus 12; Class Vice- President 10; Flag Corps 9-10-11-12; JV Soccer 10; Varsity Soccer 11-12; Volley- ball Manager 12; Yearbook Staff 9; Varsity Cheerleader 12. KENNETH J. HADFIELD CARPENTRY Varsity Baseball 9-10-11-12; JV Soccer 10. JULIE A. EGGLESTON ART-BUSINESS-SCIENCE Senior Chorus 9-10-11; Flag Corps 9-10; JV Soccer 10; Varsity Soccer 9-11-12; Varsity Softball 10-11-12; Varsity Volleyball 12. HARVEY M. HOOPER INDUSTRIAL ARTS Harvey was another Senior who did not choose to participate in extra-curricular activities. But he too is very active in hunting, fishing, and trapping. SHELLEY M. JACKSON FOOD TRADES JV Softball 10; BOCES Student Leadership Program. BRADFORD A. JOHNSTON CONSERVATION Brad is another Senior who lists no activities in school. A maverick, he established himself as a home-grown philosopher. FRANCIS K. JOHNSON WELDING Concert Band 9; JV Baseball 10; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 11-12; BOCES Top Achiever. TIMOTHY S. LaDUC FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Wind Ensemble 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9; Varsity Baseball 9-10-11-12; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 11-12; Class Treasurer 11-12; NHS 11-12; SLU Talented Juniors; JV Soccer 9; Varsity Soccer 10- 11-12; Yearbook Staff 12. TODD F. LaFAVE INDUSTRIAL ARTS-CARPENTRY JV Baseball 10; Basketball Manager 9; JV Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11-12; JV Soccer 10; Varsity Soccer 11-12; BOCES Top Achiever. °y- kj AO 'Jcr cL 2a -€_ DALE E. LaPARR INDUSTRIAL ARTS Dale, although not active in school activities, devotes much of his spare time to hunting and fishing. VICKI L. LayBOULT FOOD TRADES JV Cheerleader 9-10; BOCES Student Leader Program. OJcxJ — Vic RICKY D. LEONARD INDUSTRIAL ARTS-CARPENTRY JV Baseball 10; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 11-12; JV Soccer 9-10; Varsity Soccer 11-12; BOCES Top Achiever. PORTLYN HOOLEY MACAGG BUSINESS Portlyn returned to Harrisville Central to complete her high school diploma. She deserves a great deal of credit for shoulder- ing the duties of a mother and that of a student at the same time. ■gv. OtO JQ BRENDA L. MALBEUF SECRETARIAL Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Senior Chorus 9- 10-11-12; Class Secretary 11; Drama Club 9; Flag Corps 9-10-11; JV Soccer 10; Varsity Soccer 9-11-12; JV Softball 10; Varsity Softball 11-12; Yearbook Staff 9-10. $ 'WVJLJbg' EDWARD M. MCINTOSH FRENCH-MATH-SCIENCE Varsity Baseball 9-10-11-12; JV Basketball 9-10; Varsity Basketball 11-12; Senior Class Executive Committe; NHS 11-12; JV Soccer 9; Varsity Soccer 10-11-12; Student Council 10; Whiz Quiz Club 12. APRIL A. MILLER ART-RETAIL SELLING Art Club; Flag Corps 9;; Tutoring Program 11. LANE A. MILLER WELDING (Iff!I ffl tttr Varsity Baseball 11; JV Soccer 9-10; Varsity Soccer 11-12; BOCES Top Achiever. STEVEN M. MILLER MATH-SCIENCE Varsity Baseball 11-12; Class Treasurer 9; JV Soccer 9-10; Varsity Soccer 12. SARA D. OBER FOODS Varsity Basketball 12; Varsity Softball 10-12 Varsity Volleyball 12. MELISSA L. PAROW FRENCH Junior High Basketball Manager 9-10-11-12; Soccer Manager 9-10-11-12; JV Softball 9- 10; Varsity Softball 11-12; JV Volleyball 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Girls' Athletic Association Treasurer 12. P QajquJ MATTHEW D. O'BRYAN FRENCH-LATIN-MATH-SCIENCE Wind Ensemble 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9- 10-11-12; Mini Band 9-10-11; Bi-County Band 10-11; JV Baseball 10; Basketball Manager 9; JV Basketball 10; Varsity Bas- ketball 11-12; Senior Chorus 11-12; Select Chorus 11-12; Select Guys 11-12; Bi-County 11; Class Vice-President 9; Class President 10; Senior Class Executive Council; Drama Club 9; NHS 12; SLU Talented Juniors; Student Council Vice-President 11; SC President 12; Yearbook Staff 9-10; Whiz Quiz 11-12. DEAN T. RICHARDS ART-MATH-SCIENCE Varsity Baseball 11-12; Senior Class Executive Council; SLU Talented Juniors; Varsity Soccer 11-12; Srudent Council 12; Tutor Program. Dean was a Blue Ribbon winner in Art. KEVIN J. RITZ MATH-CONSERVATION Kevin does not list any formal extra- curricular activities. He is active outside of school especially as an outdoor enthu- siast. STEPHEN D. RITZ INDUSTRIAL ARTS-CARPENTRY JV Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 11-12; Boys' Basketball Manager 11; Girls' Basketball Manager 12; Senior Class Executive Council; JV Soccer 9; Varsity Soccer 11-12; Student Council 11; BOCES Top Achiever. N JOHN B. SIBLEY, JR. AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS Wind Ensemble 9-10-11-12; Marching Band 9- 10; Baseball Manager 9-10; Basketball Manager 9-10; JV Soccer 9; Varsity Soccer 10-11-12. DANNY M. SIMMONS BUSINESS JAMIE H. SMITH BUSINESS JV Cheerleader 9-10; Varsity Cheerleader 11-12; Senior Chorus 9-10-11-12; Select Chorus 11-12; Flag Corps 9-10-11-12; JV Soccer 9; Varsity Soccer 11-12; Student Council 11; Yearbook Staff 9-10-12. JV Baseball 9; Varsity Basketball 12; Senior Chorus 12; Select Chorus 12; Yearbook Staff 12. rJp DONALD F. THOMAS CONSERVATION-WELDING Audio-Visual Club 9-10-11-12; Varsity- Baseball 9-10-11-12. cS ooat4 STUART L. WEAVER ELECTRICITY Stuart did not participate in any extra- curricular activities. LISA R. FRASER ART Lisa transferred to Harrisville Central in February. She previously attended Sierra High School in Tollhouse, California, where she was a member of the school's Honor Society in her Senior year and also a member of the California Scholarship Foundation. As a ninth and tenth grader, Lisa attended the Baltimore schools. Ujbo- -ftjcuie v JERRY A. WOOD WELDING JV Soccer 9-10; Varsity Soccer 12. Jerry is another Senior who is very active outside of school. Class Will We, the Class of 1983, do solemnly promise to honor all bequests of chattels, goods, and or abilities enumerated below. Laurie Bango, to Pam Luther, everything she owns when she dies- which is not much. Val Bango, to all, a warning that she is taking all with her. Sorry! Darrell Best refuses to face the fact that he must give something away. Dawn Bigwarfe, to Miss Felio, a bottle of aspirin and her hot water bottle. Dee Bovee, to brother Stashu, her one high school setback: failure to learn how to jam a locker. Danny Burge, to anyone herein slighted, his many old puppeteer membership cards. Linda Canfield, to sister Tammy, her McDonald salt and pepper shakers. Joe Clement, to cousin Cindy, his favorite class: English, Mike Cochran, to next year's goaltender (Robby Leonard), a football helmet for the Hammond contest. Carolyn Cole, to Julie Parow, her right-hand dexterity so that she may, once and for all, rid herself of her left-handed Pollock label, Diana Collette, to sister Denise, when old enough, an I.O.U, for a year's supply of egg salad sandwiches, Laura Collette, to sister Trina, the ability to get up at six without being a grump, Donald Cook, to John Bancroft, the presidency of the Audio-visual Club. Tina Dowling, to Susan Smith's mom, one pound of salt, five pounds of butter, ten bags of popcorn, and a five-gallon bottle of diet Pepsi to replace that consumed by Susie and herself during basketball season. Mark Dreythaler and Danny Simmons, to Grampa Lancor, 112 locks of hair. Teresa Dusharm, to sister Jabberjaws , her ability to be quiet around some teachers, Julie Eggleston, to Mary Dreythaler, the ability to choke shooting at an open goal, Kenneth Hadfield expresses deep regret at having not a single thing to leave, Harvey Hooper, to a certain Mr. Parow, his hair, after it is sheared at boot camp; to the other half of the Parow team, all the pens he borrowed over the years, Shelley Jackson, to sister Diane, her share of the supper dishes, with her blessings, Frank Johnson, to Dexter Worden, some of his height and bulk. Brad Johnston, to his favorite school administrator, an empty Skoal can. Tim LaDuc, to Brian Coloney, all that he so desperately needs to impress Christine, Todd LaFave and Ricky Leonard, to Scott Lancor, Eddie Cochran voodoo dolls. Dale LaParr, to Mike Phillips, his ability to dodge trouble. Vicki LayBoult, to sister Terri, absolutely nothing. She admits to being greedy. Portlyn Macagg, to Jeneen Phillips, her brothers. Brenda Malbeuf, to Sue Fuller, her ability to miskick and smile at the same time. Ed McIntosh, to cousin Brian, his knack of taking a chew of Skoal without taking the whole can. April Miller, to Dawn Mantle, her seat in Senior homeroom when she makes it there. Lane Miller, to anyone wishing to do so, his radical tradition of wearing a hat backward; also, to Mr. LeBlanc, his recipe for fried trout, Steve Miller, to Eugene Hooley, the ability to talk himself out of an abuse pass when roaming the halls. Sara Ober, to Lorie Chandler, a double-cream cookie, Matt O'Bryan, to Carol Cummings and Dexter Worden, matching sets of handcuffs so he can trust them while away at college. Missy Parow, to some lucky girl, her dedication in getting the soccer field ready. Dean Richards, to Mike Hooley, a Who concert ticket and a club to protect himself. Kevin Ritz, to Liz Ripley, the good fortune of avoiding onrushing Pepsi machines. Steve Ritz, to any disillusioned Junior, his ready smile, John Sibley, to sister Brenda, the excuses he owes, Jamie Smith, to cousin Dorie Morris, the ability to do splits while playing soccer. Donald Thomas, to John Jackson, one of his ex-girl friends. Stuart Weaver, to next year's Seniors, his unbounded love of a camera, Jerry Wood, to Herschel, cab fare to the free clinic, Senior Class NICKNAME FAVORITE SONG FAV. PERFORMER(S) FAVORITE FOOD Bang Bango (none) Bette Midler anything Val Bango Hard to Say I'm Sorry Styx pizza Darrell Best (none) REO Speedwagon cheeze pizza Buckwheat Bigwarfe When the Glitter Fades Joan Jett $ The Blackhearts pizza Dee Bovee Time in a Bottle Little River Band liver § onions Danny Burge (none) (Sorry The Muppets pizza Lin Canfield Hard to Say I'm Air Supply scallops f) french fries Joe Clement On Sugar Mountain (none) steak § french fries Mike Cochran Good-by to Romance Loverboy twinkies Caroline Cole I'm So Excited Rod Stuart tacos Diane Collette Jack § Diane John Cougar pizza § Pepsi Laura Collette Come Sail Away Styx spaghetti w Italian bread Cooker Cook I'm not That Lonely Yet Reba Mclntire fried shrimp, fries, cheese cake Teen Dowling Betty Lou J. Geils mom's pot roast Mark Dreythaler Come Sail Away Styx clams Trese Dusharm You Don't Want Me Anymore Styx pizza Eggie Eggleston Only Time Will Tell Air Supply Ho-Ho's Kenny Hadfield Steal Away Foreigner venison § homemade FF Herb Hooper Sweet Leap Black Sabbath lasagna Quake Jackson Wipe Out Journey steak Frank Johnson Only Time Will Tell Asia pizza Boomerang Johnston (none) (none) (none) Duker LaDuc Black Benny Tim Conway steak § scallops Profile D.O.B. 9 11 BIGGEST FEAR being without money FAVORITE PASTTIME partying, talking, § singing FAV. 2 FUTURE PLANS art school or Service 1 25 spiders and crawly things sleeping 27 undecided 7 18 death going to Trackside 19 enter the labor market 6 26 not being loved partying 6 waitress or secretary 12 7 crawling bugs riding horses 7 law enforcement 4 26 reptiles puppet productions - be a puppeteer 3 30 snakes (none) 10 college 9 18 getting shot while hunting Trackside visits 19 enter labor market or Service 5 10 death sports 32 college and welding 4 28 spiders soccer § reading 4 Army or Air Force intelligence Mil death being w Frank 9 enter business world 6 22 college being w Mark 14 drafting § marriage 5 21 losing my sight playing piano 13 own a restaurant business 7 6 spiders being w Eddy 9 college 8 30 college being w Laura 4 college and welding 3 14 death sports and sailing 14 data processing 6 28 lack of love being w Tim 7 Army and college 7 20 nothing hunting 3 enter the labor market 2 13 being w o money hunting § trapping 19 construction work 4 10 snakes friends § music 21 Foods Trades 12 6 death being w Diana 2 welding 7 25 hunting with Fuller trapping 13 undecided 4 10 infants being in the woods 3 ski bum NICKNAME Virgil LaFave FAVORITE SONG Working for the Weekend FAV. PERFORMER(S) Loverboy FAVORITE FOOD lasagna Elmer Pudd LaParr Eye of the Tiger Clint Eastwood venison Vick LayBoult (Sorry Hard to Say I'm The Go-Go's taco chips Rick Leonard Get Lucky Loverboy venison § pizza Port Macagg Truly Commodores steak Mouth Malbeuf Hurts So Good John Cougar hamburg f) french fries Macker McIntosh Along the Watch Tower The Doors venison Ruby Miller Rainy Day Women The Doors Ma's macaroni f) cheese The Chameleon Miller More Than a Feeling Pat Travers lobster § white wine Puba Miller Revolution Low Rider The Beatles § Cheech § Chong lasagna Buckwheat Sr. Ober Heart Attack Alabama lobster Bill O'Bryan Mother Tim Conway spaghetti f) tossed salad Missy Parow Eye of the Tiger REO Speedwagon McDonald's hamburger § FF Deano Richards Fool in the Rain Jethro Tull McNuggets § Duck Chug Ritz Aqualung Jethro Tull Uncle Jim's johnnycake Goog Ritz After the Gold Rush Neil Young Jack Daniels § twinkies Sib Sibley Hard to Say I'm Sorry Boston chicken f) french fries Danny Simmons Jamer Smith (none) (Sorry Hard to Say I'm Journey Journey § Asia bananas lasagna § PB frosting Donnie Thomas Country Boy Can Survive Solid Gold Dancers pizza § Pepsi Weave Weaver She Can Do Magic Solid Gold Dancers venison § french fries Wood Wood On Sugar Mountain Neil Young seafood Lisa Fraser Journey songs Journey pizza § shrimp D.O.B. BIGGEST FEAR FAVORITE PASTTIME FAV. FUTURE PLANS 11 30 first week of BB practice partying w friends 8 college 1 11 police hunting, fishing skiing 19 Navy or enter labor market 1 30 death being w Mark 19 enter labor market; raise family 1 11 death sports § partying - undecided 3 16 death sewing 3 operate fabric shop, seamstress 5 21 death walking § partying 18 secretary 5 17 death being w Tina at Succer Lake camp 9 college 8 16 bugs partying 5 take up residence in Hawaii 7 21 losing my sight camping with the dudes 9 underwater welding § raising horses 8 26 spiders sports 2 college § Service 2 4 spiders lounging about 13 restaurant owner or cook 4 5 hemorrhoids running across street 5 college 6 14 death fishing •10 enter the labor market 12 3 being trampled running 0-0 professional photographer 10 20 unemployment partying 500 heavy equipment operator 7 12 graduation hunting § listening to music 11 enter the labor market 2 29 girls soccer § motorcycle riding 22 auto mechanic 8 17 spiders basketball § reading ; 7 college 5 14 being alone sleeping, friends 2 two-year college and work 10 4 nothing hunting § fishing 5 welder 12 5 riding w Poncho hunting § trapping 7 electrician 12 6 mad bulls hunting § fishing 12 • welder 5 13 going into the reading § writing 21 working with children world letters Senior Qi ir drln+ix e SENI0R superlatives were seriously voted by the OU| JC;riUlivedo CLASS BUT HUMOROUSLY PHOTOGRAPHED, MOST INTELLIGENT Tim LaDuc § Linda Canfield BEST DRESSED Donald Cook § Vicki LayBoult MOST TALENTED Laura Collette § Dean Richards BEST MUSICIANS Matt O’Bryan § Linda Canfield HARDEST WORKERS MOST GULLIBLE Kevin Ritz § Missy Parow Darrell Best § Julie Eggleston WITTIEST MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Danny Simmons § Tina Dowling Kevin Ritz § Dee Bovee Danny Simmons § Laura Collette MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST COOKS Dean Richards § Dee Bovee Donald Cook § Missy Parow MOST ABSENTMINDED MOST DEPENDABLE BEST NICKNAMES Darrell Best § Teresa Dusharm Tim LaDuc § Missy Parow Todd LaFave § Brenda Malbeuf vMasi PRETTIEST SMILE Steve Miller § Val Bango MOST FLIRTATIOUS Frank Johnson § Jamie Smith MOST MUSCULAR $ CURVACIOUS Lane Miller § Val Bango MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Steve Ritz 5 Jamie Smith MOST LOVABLE MOST SOPHISTICATED M0ST OUTSPOKEN Ricky Leonard § Val Bango Donald Cook § Linda Canfield Steve Ritz § Laurie Bango U nderclassmen . Class of 1984 Class Officers President: Marty Luther Vice-President: Trina Collette Secretary: Scott Lancor Treasurer: Vicky Bango row one: Victoria Bango Philip Bechler Raymond Bechler Amy Benney row two: Deneen Burr Lorie Chandler Cindy Clement Berta Cole row three: Scott Cole Trina Collette row four: Mary Dreythaler Sue Fuller Thomas Gibson Kevin Gratzer row five: Rebecca Graves Harold Hill Eugene Hooley John Jackson Bonnie LaFave row one: Scott Lancor Scott LaPar Steven Lesperance Martin Luther Scott McIntosh row two: Delora Morris Chris Ogrodnik Mark Parow Jeneen Phillips row three: Elizabeth Ripley Brenda Sibley row four: Susan Smith Brent Swanson Amanda Taylor Richard Ward row five: Robin Ward Denise Weeks Dennis Weeks John Wood Tammy Young Student Council Representatives: Marty Luther Susan Smith Advisers: Mr, Durkish Mrs. Dusharm Mr. Looby Eleventh Grade Candid Shots i m row one: Kelly Austin John Bancroft Leonard Bechler Timothy Best Anthony Brown row two: Darren Burgess Tammy Canfield Rhoda Carter Joel Clark row three: Julie Clark Brad Clement Elizabeth Cole Carol Cummings row four: Robert Delles Lisa Draper Jon-Paul Dusharm Melody Fairbanks row five: Paula Fayette Judith Finley Charles Fowler Julie Frank Leanne Frazee Class of 1985 k row one: Charles Gibbs Jeffrey Gratzer Sandra Hadfield John Hart Michael Hooley row two: Diane Jackson David Kiggins Tresa LaParr Robbie Leonard row three: Pam Luther Dawn Mantle Brian McIntosh John McIntosh row four: Dawn Ogrodnik Carol Ritz Donald Simmons Randy Thomas row five: Susan Thomas Derek Trombley Lynette Ward Christopher Wood Dexter Worden President: Brian McIntosh Vice-President: John McIntosh Secretary: Carol Ritz Treasurer: Derek Trombley Tenth Grade Candid Shots Class of 1986 i w ' J row one: Jeffrey Baker William Baker Kim Best Michael Branagan row two: Todd Campbell Brian Clement Brian Coloney Roy Davis row three: Kevin Davison Randy Didas James Dusharm Timothy Evans row four: Roderick Fraser Kim Fuller Lloyd Fuller Francis Hart row five: Kenneth Hartle Ronald Hartle Mike Hawthorne Danny Hooley Laura Hooley President: Ron Hartle Vice-President: Todd Campbell Secretary: Jody LaPar Treasurer: Emily Sullivan Student Council Representatives: Kim Best Derek Trombley Advisers: Mr. Fraser Mr. R. Parow row one: Kevin Hooper Steven Hooper Theresa Hoover Raymond Hughto Shelley Hudson row two: Michelle Johnson Kelly Jo LaFave Tracy LaFave Marion Lancor row three: Jeffrey LaPar Jody LaPar Clorinda LaParr Chad LaPlatney row four: Thomas LaVancha Brian Mantle Jeffrey McIntosh Tracy Moore row five: Mark Nawotniak Patrick O'Bryan Andrea Parow Michelle Peabody Sherene Pealo W I row one: Timothy Phillips Brian Poole David Poole Danny Ritz Delbert Ryan row two: Emilie Schmitt Emily Sullivan Steve Thesier James Thomas row three: Reine Trombley Ralph Ward Lena Wicks Francine Wilson row four: Lanette Wood Ninth Grade Candid Shots row one: Angela Atkinson, Tim Austin, Allen Bango, Anthony Bango, Louis Beatty; row two: Scott Bechler, Rebecca Bresett, Cynthia Clark, JoAnne Clark, Ty Coloney; row three: Kristie Crane, Myra Cummings, Rebecca Davis, Brenda Deamer; row four: Jason Dickinson, Jeffrey Dingman, Danielle Dusharm, Allan Ekberg, Tim Fowler; row five: Amanda Fraser, Autumn Frazee, Roger Fuller, Timothy Hart, Peggy House. Eighth Grade row one: Scott Hunter, Thomas Jones, Jeff Kiggins, Tina LaFave, Laurie Luther; row two: James Manchester, Melissa Manchester, Matthew McIntosh, Shila McIntosh, Trena Middlestate; row three: Bret Miller, Richard Mono, Christine O'Bryan, Julie Parow; row four: Lucinda Parow, Melissa Phillips, Michael Phillips, Anne Pierce, Connie Ritz; row five: Michael Rose, Carrie Stevens, John Stott, Tracy Taylor, Christopher Wicks. row one: Shayne Atkinson, Robert Bango, Nick Bresett, Joseph Brown, Mercedes Caldwell; row two: Jamie Carr, Brenda Clement, Scott Cleveland, Aria Collette, Denise Collette; row three: Charles Coloney, Janet Cross, Craig Davie, Thomas Davison, Dawn Deamer; row four: Kevin Delles, James Duncan, Brenda Dusharm, Ann Falco, Scott Frank; row five: James Fuller, John Graham, Joseph Graves, TM Debbie Hawthorne, David Hooper. row one: Daniel House, Lynn Kaler, Derrick Kiggins, John LaFave, Scott LaPlatney; row two: Christopher Looby, Colleen McIntosh, Jason McIntosh, Mark McIntosh, Shawn McIntosh; row three: Charles Mealus, Brenda Middlestate, Shane Morris, Andy Parow, Leland Pierce; row four: Robert Poole, Richard Rounds, Charles Savidge, Elizabeth Schmitt, James Sullivan; row five: Corey Swanson, Lance Thesier, Timothy Vanderpool, Richard Wicks, Kristie Wood, Tina Wood. Seventh Grade ■ Eighth Grade Candid Shots I front: Penny Fowler, David Best, Joshua Dickinson, Jack Cjyfh McIntosh, Regina LaVancha, Gerald Baker, Chrisscheyl Bango; middle: Sara LaParr, Laurie Myers, DeWayne Baillargeon, Anthony Betrus, James Taylor, Nichole Davis, Dennis Canfield, Christine Gratzer; back: Mr. O'Bryan, Ronda LaPlatney, Christina Carr, Sheila Pealo, John Hadfield, Danielle Fraser, Robert Peabody, Richard Wicks, Angelia Hunter; absent: Mason Van Wyck. front: Donald Fowler, Daniel Hawthorne, Jack Anderson, Sixth Grade will;i-ain Stamper, Edward Ritz, Glen Smith, Christopher Frank; middle: Sheena Atkinson, Terri Jo LayBoult, Kristi Casciaro, Tina Kaler, Laurie Cross, Michelle Williams, Rachelle Ford; back: Mrs. Taylor, Julie Manchester, Anthony LaParr, Lorrie Nawotniak, Thomas Looby, Heather Fuller, Daniel Hoover, Joanne House; absent: Cristine DeHart. front: Merlin Lewis, Carrie Middlestate, Terry LaParr, Jeff PjffK Moore, Steve Bechler, Alan Williams, Mark Phillips, Michaela Mealus; middle: Miss Chartrand, Teresa Taylor, Jesse Miller, Scott Smith, Adam Atkinson, Melody Brown, Mary Wood, Amanda McIntosh; back: Angel LaParr, Victor Moore, Dewey Beatty, Lori Ward, Wayne Mantle, Harold Ober, Lynette Richer. front: Stephen Clarke, Francis Rounds, Keith Young, Billie Jo Fifth Grade LaFave, Sherri Hernandez, Eric Dingman, Colleen Kiggins, Tonya Graham; middle: Mrs. Rose, Bobbi Sue Folsom, Krista Manchester, Patty Whitford, Lynn Trombley, April Coloney, Denise Bango, Bridget O'Bryan; back: Scott Bango, Jodi Hooper, Andrew Williams, Eric Baker, Troy Spencer, Philip Cring, Eric Finley, Rodney Patnode. I I front: John Phillips, Travis LaFave, Jennifer Thomas, Pf | irfh CrnHp Debra Chartrand, Carl Parow, Nelson Clark, Robert Fowler, I' I vl UUv Charles Parow; middle: Mrs, Bassette, Kelly Richards, Nichole Hunter, David LaVancha, Sherri Ryan, Chad Thompson, Mark Sibley, Ryan Betrus; back: Stacy Hooper, Tammy Stamper, Heidi Phillips, Michael Miller, Eric McIntosh, Michael Fuller, Parrish Baillargeon, Frederick Rose, Anthony Casciaro; absent: Trudy Myers. — ,, . front: Steven Savidge, Frederic Hall, Adam McIntosh, rOUTlM Grade Je;ffrey Hall, Randy Mono, William Deamer, Aaron Fowler, Richard LaPlatney; middle: Mr. Slate, Sarah Gale, Robin Leonard, Pamela Best, Dorothy Hooper, Travis Moore, Adam Carr, Michael Weeks, Jonathan Spencer; back: John LaDuc, Brian Best, Joanna Phillips, Rebecca Chartrand, Brandy Beatty, Michelle Hart, Brian Stamper, Eric Rattan. front: Martin Parry, Scott Walters, Aaron Taylor, Todd McIntosh, 7hird Grade Thomas Sullivan, Mary Card, Patrick Looby; middle: Mrs. Cummings, Scott Anderson, Dawn Kaler, Angela Emerson, Delta Wicks, Nichole McIntosh, Nicole Mono, Lisa Bango; back: Allen Caldwell, Keith Baker, Steven Rose, Krista Frazee, Sarah LaDuc, Karen Carr, William Middlestate. front: Mark Hooper, Jessica Dickinson, Christopher Chandler, h rH Grade Dusharm, Jason Miller, Mary Bresett, Brian Hopper; middle: Miss Shampine, Everette LaVancha, Rachel Caron, Christopher Baker, Heather Parow, Eric Graham, Jennifer Lashua, Jonathan Breindel; back: Daniel Folsom, Christine Mono, Timothy Ayers, Tina Fowler, James Seymour, Bridget LaParr, Shawn Losey, Elizabeth Trombley. front: Robert Favry, Eric Walters, Parish Atkinson, Grririp James Cring, Jonathan Betrus, Noah Rounds; middle: Mrs. Clark, Carla Yaw, Melanie Savidge, Jennifer Falco, Joanna LaDuc, Denise Luther, Heather Smith, Amanda Dicob; back: Jerome LaPlatney, Robert Parry, Thomas Manchester, Victor Irish, Carl Berger, Robert Dashnaw; absent: Maxine Bresett, George Fowler, Jeremy McIntosh. front: Stephen Fowler, Dale Best, Luke Nikisher, Qpp pH firriH � Joseph McIntosh, Karl Andersen, Kristopher Conlin, V l Chad Sullivan; middle: Mrs. Duggan, Jolie Percoski, Emily Langs, Karen Clarke, Melissa Mallette Tonia Chartrand, Jolyn Baker, Chalo Atkinson; back: Laura Dashnaw, Tammy McIntosh, Gerald Caron, Anthony LaPlatney, Elijah Finley, Andrew Parow, Jeffrey Boshane, Christy Spencer, Tracy Ayers. front: Trisha Rose, Shawn Richards, Chad Mono, Shawn Parry, Pjrcf Gmd© Stashu Roberts, Shannon Mallette; middle: Mrs. Bellinger, Kevin I HOI V l Scott, Erin Mealus, Christopher Hall, Benjamin Looby, Heather Burke, Cherilyn Dashnaw; back: Jay Benson, Kelly Davis, Noelle Richer, Marylou Corbine, Chris Sawyer, Amber Marshall, Casey Carpenter. front: David Shaw, Lisa Falco, Melanie Graham, Krista Fuller, First Grade Matthew LayBoult, Chrishelle Jackson, Joel Emerson; middle: Jason Stevenson, Michelle Gibson, James Ellis, Shannon Secor, Cory Luther, Angel McIntosh, Mandy Ayers; back: Mrs. Valentine, James Stevens, Cinnamon Marchione, Brandy Baillargeon, Brad LaVancha, Kathleen Peabody, Charisa Bennett, Christine Buckley. ... . , front: Samantha Secor, Erin Dusharm, Michael LaFave, Tina Walters, LoryAnn Chartrand, Heather Richards, Erin Lashua, Andrew Dicob; middle: Jennifer Bango, James Hopper, Amber Stevenson, Heather Phillips, Jason Scott, Shelby Parow, Thomas LaDuc; back: Mrs. LaDuc, Joseph Parry, Jennifer Thompson, Randy LaPlatney, Troy Bennett, Melissa Rose, Amy Kellerhals, Alexander Finley. 1 front: Thomas Sawyer, Brian Bates, Christina LayBoult, Kind©rQQrt©n Erin LaDuc Cory Bearor, Kevin Dingman, Adam Farr; middle: Jaime Bennett, Todd Anderson, Nicole Conlin, Jason Mitchell, Julie Moore, Eric Schmitt, Christina Whitford; back: Mrs. Sweet, Jeffery Clark, Brenda Jo Emerson, Cory Dusharm, Kristina Benson, Duane Stamper, Regina Shaw, Christopher Roberts. Junior High Sports D HPaK nII front: Jeff LaPar, Rod Fraser, Jeff Baker, Ty Coloney, Tim D0S@D0II Phillips, Kevin Hooper; center: Mike Rose, Kenny Hartle, Jeff McIntosh, Todd Campbell, Bill Baker, Chris Wicks, Jim Thomas; back: Jeff Dingman, Scott Hunter, Jim Manchester, Danny Hooley, Mike Hawthorne, David Poole, Mr. Fraser, coach. Soccer front: David Hooper, Derrick Kiggins, Tim Fowler, Corey Swanson, Jim Manchester, Jim Fuller; center: Corey Bearor (assistant coach), Shane Morris, Ty Coloney, Jason McIntosh, Shawn McIntosh, Robert Bango, Chuck Savidge; back: Mr. Bearor, coach, Jason Dickinson, Tom Jones, Tony Bango, Jeff Kiggins, Scott Hunter, Chris Wicks. Boys’ Baseball front: Tracy LaFave, Lane Miller, and Lloyd Fuller, managers; VOrSitV center: Kenny Hadfield, Steve Miller, Dean Richards, Scott McIntosh, • Mark Dreythaler, Pat Ritz, Donald Thomas; back: Mr. Bearor, coach, Brian Williams, Brian Burgess, John Miller, Donny Fuller, Mike Cleveland, Tim Ed McIntosh, Steve Ritz. HOME OPPONENTS AWAY DIVISION III-EAST ALL-NAC FIRST TEAM Morristown 4-10 Brian Burgess Harrisville 6-2 Hermon-DeKalb 19-3 Don Fuller Harrisville 13-10 Heuvelton Ed McIntosh Harrisville 7-5 Clifton-Fine 4-1 John Miller Harrisville 16-6 Hammond Bill Davison Edwards 4-1 Edwards 11-6 Ken Davison Edwards Lisbon 1-0 Matt Hart Edwards 1-0 Knox Memorial 8-12 Tom Nolan Clifton-Fine Harrisville has always been partial to baseball as a spring sport. This year's baseball Pirates did little to lessen this tradition as they captured top honors in Division III. Two of its sweetest victories were over an always strong Clifton-Fine team. A1 Spadaccinni Jeff Corbine Todd Harmer Hermon-DeKalb Knox Memorial Knox Memorial Tim LaDuc and Don Thomas were placed on the Second Team. Steve and Pat Ritz were given Honorable Mention. DIVISION III-EAST STANDINGS W L Harrisville 10 2 Edwards 7 5 Knox Memorial 5 7 Clifton-Fine 4 8 Hermon-DeKalb 2 10 DIVISION III-WEST W L Morristown 11 0 Heuvelton 6 5 Lisbon 5 6 Hammond 2 9 DIVISION I-A LEADERS Norwood-Norfolk 8 4 Ogdensburg 8 4 DIVISION I-B LEADERS Massena 7 4 Saranac Lake 6 5 Tupper Lake 6 5 DIVISION II-A LEADERS Madrid-Waddington 6 4 St. Regis Falls 5 5 DIVISION II-B St. Lawrence 9 1 Salmon River 8 2 DIVISION II-III PLAY-OFFS Madrid-Waddington 4 Salmon River 3 St. Lawrence 12 St. Regis Falls 2 Madrid-Waddington 1 St. Lawrence 4 Madrid-Waddington Morristown 1 HarrisviIle 1 Heuvelton 0 Harrisville 2 Morristown 10 Morristown 3 Edwards 3 9 DIVISION I PLAY-OFFS: Norwood-Norfolk 3, Massena 2 3qWBI front: Kevin Gratzer, Terry LaFlair, Darren Burgess, VarSITV Chris wood, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Randy Thomas; back: ' Mr. Fraser, coach, Marty Luther, Steve Lesperance, Brian McIntosh,- Dexter Worden, Derek Trombley, John McIntosh. Girls’ Softball [01A T£ VRAT ( front: Connie Ritz, Kim Fuller, and Shila McIntosh, managers; VarSITV center: Laura Collette, Tina Dowling, Julie Eggleston, Sandy Hadfield, ' Brenda Malbeuf, Linda Canfield, Miss Felio, coach; back: Tammy Canfield, Carolyn Cole, Dawn Ogrodnik, Donna Collette, Laurie Bancroft, Jane Benson, Missy Parow. HOME OPPONENTS AWAY Morristown 8-48 6-19 Hermon-DeKalb 3-16 18-32 Heuvelton 6-11 Clifton-Fine 14-20 35-21 Hammond 19-24 Edwards 2-18 Lisbon 10-8 21-20 Knox Memorial 16-26 DIVISION III ALL-NAC FIRST TEAM Chris Bullock, MVP Edwards Lori Whitmarsh Babette Barlow Mary Trimm Amber Butterfield Jodi Soper Yvonne Frisco Mary Thornton Nora Sheene Edwards Heuvelton Heuvelton Morristown Morristown Hermon-DeKalb Hermon-DeKalb Clifton-Fine DIVISION III-EAST STANDINGS Edwards Knox Memorial Hermon-DeKalb Clifton-Fine Harrisville W 10 7 6 5 3 DIVISION III-WEST STANDINGS W L Morristown 10 1 Heuvelton 8 3 Lisbon 2 9 Hammond 1 10 DIVISION I LEADERS Norwood-Norfolk 11 3 Massena 10 4 Potsdam 9 4 DIVISION II STANDINGS Brushton-Moira 8 2 Colton-Pierrepont 7 3 Chateaugay 6 4 Potsdam 13 Massena 3 DIVISION X PLAY-OFFS Potsdam 3 Norwood-Norfolk 12 Norwood-Norfolk 7 Canton 4 Brushton-Moira 1 St. Lawrence 0 Brushton-Moira 7 Colton-Pierrepont 10 Colton-Pierrepont 8 Chateaugay 5 Heuvelton 15 Edwards 11 Heuvelton 25 Knox Memorial 8 Morristown 6 Morristown 9 DIVISION I CHAMPION: Norwood-Norfolk DIVISION II CHAMPION: Colton-Pierrepont DIVISION III CHAMPION: Heuvelton Morristown 14 Colton-Pierrepont 8 Norwood-Norfolk 10 Brushton-Moira 9 Norwood-Norfolk 5 Heuvelton 1 Heuvelton 0 Potsdam 0 Morristown 4_______ Norwood-Norfolk 15 SECTION X CHAMPION: Norwood-Norfolk c, front: Kelly Austin, Julie Clark, Carol Ritz, Tammy Canfield, lylQrtj fj0Q Jody LaPar, Joanne Clark, Danielle Dusharm; center: Mandy Fraser, Laurie Luther, Myra Cummings, Shila McIntosh, Reine Trombley, Connie Ritz, Laura Hooley, Andrea Parow; back: Mrs. Bassette, coach, Theresa Hoover, Emily Sullivan, Carol Cummings, Cindy Clark, Kim Best, Dawn Ogrodnik, Kim Fuller, Tresa LaParr, Sue Thomas, Francine Wilson. Girls’ Soccer front: Julie Eggleston, Carol Cummings, Trina Collette, Jamie Smith, y QfCjlW Dorie Morris; center: Julie Frank, Linda Canfield, Tina Dowling, Dawn ' Bigwarfe, Dee Bovee, Shila McIntosh, manager. Coach Felio; back: Carolyn Cole, Laura Collette, Teresa Dusharm, Brenda Malbeuf, Mary Dreythaler, Jeneen Phillips, Missy Parow, manager. HOME OPPONENT AWAY Hermon-DeKalb 2 0-4 Clifton-Fine 0-1 St. Regis Falls 0 4-9 Hermon-DeKalb 0-6 0-2 Knox Memorial 1-1 Morristown 4 1-5 Edwards 0-7 Edwards 3 5-3 Hammond Morristown 0-5 Colton 3 Heuvelton 1-6 Heuvelton 2 1-1 Lisbon Chateaugay 2 NAC DIVISION III PLAY-OFFS Hermon-DeKalb 6 Clifton-Fine 0 Morristown 2 Colton 1 Chateaugay 0 Hermon-DeKalb 1 Colton 2 INDIVIDUAL SCORING G-A-TP Dee Bovee 3-2- 5 Linda Canfield 5-1- 6 Mary Dreythaler 1-0- 1 Julie Eggleston 0-3- 3 Jeneen Phillips 4-0- 4 DIVISION I PLAY-OFFS: Gouverneur defeated Potsdam 4-0 in the championship game. DIVISION II PLAY-OFFS: Norwood-Norfolk defeated St. Lawrence 1-0 to capture top honors. DIVISION I-II CHAMPIONSHIP: Gouverneur defeated Norwood-Norfolk 2-1 OVERALL NAC CHAMPIONSHIP: Gouverneur defeated Colton 1-0 to capture the divisional crown. DIVISION III -EAST DIVISION III-EAST NAC ALL-NORTHERN W L T GF GA Heidi Aldous, MVP Hermon-DeKalb Hermon-DeKalb 10 1 1 53 23 Colleen Barlow Heuvelton Edwards 10 2 0 47 12 Clifton-Fine 7 3 2 30 20 Division III NAC ALL-NORTHERN Knox Memorial 2 5 5 16 24 Heidi Aldous, MVP Hermon-DeKalb Harrisville 1 9 1 13 49 Colleen Barlow Heuvelton Dawn Bigwarfe Harrisville DIVISION III -WEST Julie Brunner Morristown W L T GF GA Chris Bullock Edwards Morristown 7 4 0 38 16 Bev Ceresoli Hammond Heuvelton 5 5 1 28 24 Peg Forkey Clifton-Fine Hammond 3 8 0 20 37 Kelly Green Hermon-DeKalb Lisbon 1 9 0 13 52 Marnie Hogle Knox Memorial Corinna Langtry Morristown le Varsity had a slow start. failing Hope Zeller Edwards Laura Collette was voted an Honorable Mention to score in their first four games. However, in the fifth game, the girls exploded for five goals, four from the foot of Linda Canfield, and went on to win a convincing 5-3 victory over a stunned Hammond team. Needless to say that this was a rebuilding year, following the graduation last year of most of the starting team. Good luck, next year, girls. • . .. front: Sue Thomas; center: Jody LaPar, Lena Wicks, Reine Junior V OrSIlV Trombley, Michelle Johnson, Andrea Parow, Emily Sullivan, r Coach Chartrand; back: Missy Parow, manager, Carol Cummings, Vicki LayBoult, Dawn Ogrodnik, Lorie Chandler, Julie Frank, Tammy Canfield, Becky Graves. Boys’ Soccer front: Brett Miller, manager, Kevin Gratzer, Mike Cochran, Steve Rit VOrS TV Mark Dreythaler, Ricky Leonard, Mike Rose and Tim Fowler, managers; ' center: Marty Luther, Jerry Wood, Steve Lesperance, Richard Ward, Scott Lancor, Scott LaPar, John Wood, Todd LaFave; back: Mr. Bearor, coach, Scott McIntosh, Robby Leonard, Raymond Bechler, Matt O'Bryan, Brent Swanson, Steve Miller Lane Miller, Tim LaDuc, Ed McIntosh, John Sibley. DIVISION III STANDINGS INDIVIDUAL SCORING (ALL GAMES) W L T GF GA TP G A TP Harrisville 9 2 1 38 15 19 Mike Cochran 2 1 3 Knox Memorial 9 2 1 40 13 19 Mark Dreythaler 1 1 2 Clifton-Fine 7 3 2 30 12 16 Tim LaDuc 8 10 18 Edwards 7 3 2 41 19 16 Todd LaFave 1 1 2 Morristown 4 7 1 16 27 9 Scott Lancor 1 0 1 Hammond 1 10 1 10 51 3 Ricky Leonard 2 2 4 Hermon-DeKalb 1 11 0 7 43 2 Steve Lesperance 6 2 8 Ed McIntosh 14 9 23 DIVISION I LEADERS Scott McIntosh 2 3 5 Norwood-Norfolk 14 0 0 55 11 28 Lane Miller 1 2 3 Canton 10 3 1 41 17 21 Steve Miller 2 0 2 DIVISION II LEADERS John Sibley 1 5 6 Chateaugay 11 1 0 53 19 22 Brent Swanson 0 1 1 Madrid 8 2 2 43 23 18 Richard Ward 2 0 2 Jerry Wood 3 4 7 John Wood 1 0 1 Coach Bearor's soccer team enjoyed another fine season, capturing a share of first place in Division III with Knox Memorial. Unfortunately, the Pirates, as well as all other Division III teams, were eliminated in the play-offs. HOME OPPONENTS AWAY 3-0 Morristown 2-3 1-0 Hammond 8-1 5-0 Hermon-DeKalb 2-0 1-0 Clifton-Fine 0-0 8-2 Edwards 1-3 3-2 OT Knox Memorial 4-3 0T DIVISION III NAC FIRST TEAM Tim LaDuc, MVP Bill Sovay John Smith Bryan Van Arnum Ed McIntosh Bill Davison Bill Rude Terry Brewer Jim Roberts Mike Chatelain Steve Ritz Harrisville Clifton-Fine Knox Memorial Morristown Harrisville Edwards Knox Memorial Knox Memorial Edwards Clifton-Fine Harrisville Mike Cochran and Ricky Leonard were named to the Second Team. Receiving Honorable Mention were Steve Lesperance and Mark Dreythaler. Chateaugay 2 'D PLAY-OFFS Edwards 1 Chateaugay 2 Lisbon 2 Lisbon 0 Knox 1 Colton 2 Clifton-Fine 1 Colton 2 Parishville 3 Parishville 4 Chateaugay 0 ’arishville 1 Harrisville 1 A Champion: Massena B Champion: Canton C Champion: Norwood-Norfolk D Champion: Parishville A-B Champion: Canton C-D Champion: Norwood-Norfolk 'A-B-C-D Champion: Norwood-Norfolk LOWVILLE TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND Harrisville 2, Remsen 0 Lowville 5, Old Forge 1 CONSOLATION GAME Remsen 3, Old Forge 1 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Harrisville 6, Lowville 5 FIRST LOWVILLE TOURNAMENT ALL-TOURNAMENT SELECTIONS FROM HARRISVILLE Tim LaDuc Ricky Leonard Ed McIntosh front: Tracy LaFave, Tony Brown, Jeff LaPar, Patrick O'Bryan, James Thomas, Danny Ritz; center: John McIntosh, Bill Baker, Tim Phillips, Chris Wood, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Todd Campbell, Roddy Fraser; back: Mr. Fraser, coach, Tom LaVancha, Jeff Gratzer, Kevin Hooper, Dexter Worden, Brian McIntosh, Tim Evans. Junior Varsity Girls’ Volleyball Varsity front: Denise Weeks, Laura Collette, Robin Ward, Vicky Bango, Felio, coach. Missy Parow, Carolyn Cole, Tammy Young, Dawn Bigwarfe, Sara Ober, Cindy Clement. JUNIOR VARSITY OPPONENTS VARSITY 0-2 (3-15, 6-15) Madrid-Waddington 0-2 (1-15, 5-15) 2-0 (15-1, 15-5) Morristown 1-2 (11-15, 15-6, 5-15) 2-1 (11-15, 15-7, 15-6) Hermon-DeKalb 0-2 (3-15, 3-15) 1-2 (2-15, 16-14, 0-15) Colton-Pierrepont 0-2 ( 5-15, 7-15) VARISTY STANDINGS 0-2 (3-15, 2-15) Knox Memorial 0-2 (0-15, 2-15) St. Regis 9-0 0-2 (8-15, 3-15) Brushton-Moira 0-2 CO-15, 6-15) Brushton 8-1 2-1 (9-15, 15-7, 15-12) Parishville 0-2 (7-15, 5-15) Knox 7-2 0-2 (8-15, 3-15) St. Regis Falls 0-2 (0-15, 1-15) Hermon-DeKalb 6-3 1-2 (15-13, 11-15 , 5-15) Lisbon 0-2 (7-15, 11-15) Colton 5-4 Lisbon 4-5 Madrid 3-6 Morristown 2-7 Parishville 1-8 Harrisville 0-9 Lady Pirates failed to make the NAC All- Star teams, Junior Varsity front: Carol Cummings, Jody LaPar, Dawn Ogrodnik; back: Miss Felio, coach, Tammy Canfield, Emily Sullivan, Leanne Frazee, Susan Thomas. Lena Wicks was absent. Girls’ Basketball front: Teresa Dusharm Leanne Frazee Theresa Hoover Susan Thomas Lena Wicks back: Coach Fraser Berta Cole Dawn Mantle Mary Dreythaler Emily Sullivan Kim Fuller Connie Ritz, manager HOME AWAY INDIVIDUAL SCORING NAC DIVISION III STANDINGS 24-54 Copenhagen 16-54 Berta Cole 116 Morristown 16-0 14-31 Lisbon 29-58 Mary Dreythaler 33 Hermon-DeKalb 13-3 14-59 Edwards 26-65 Teresa Dusharm 165 Knox Memorial 10-6 15-58 Clifton-Fine 29-60 Leanne Frazee 16 Edwards 10-6 11-53 Knox Memorial 23-49 Kim Fuller 53 Clifton-Fine 9-7 38-75 Heuvelton 13-51 Theresa Hoover 6 Lisbon 6-10 27-31 Hammond 39-57 Emily Sullivan 13 Hammond 4-12 18-50 Morristown 30-57 Susan Thomas 5 Heuvelton 4-12 24-56 Hermon-DeKalb 27-83 Lena Wicks 6 Harrisvil1e 0-16 Basketball Varsity Kiggins, Dexter Worden, front: Tom Davison, manager, Kevin Gratzer, Steve Lesperance, Tim LaDuc, Ed McIntosh, Danny Simmons, Todd LaFave, Kevin Davison, manager; back: Matt O'Bryan, Frank Johnson, David Ricky Leonard, Mike Cochran, Brent Swanson, Coach Folsom, John Wood (inset). HOME AWAY JV VARS. JV VARS. 41-35 68-56 Clifton-Fine 41-56 48-46 48-28 76-44 Hermon-DeKalb 56-44 66-62 38-34 67-54 Heuvelton 47-59 44-46 54-52 63-54 Knox Memorial 65-74 75-58 58-57 58-55 Hammond 58-57 63-65 53-50 60-59 Lisbon 54-53 48-60 35-25 57-43 Edwards 50-77 68-87 48-39 85-52 Morristown 56-39 47-70 REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS JV OFFENSE: 802 or 50.13 points per game JV DEFENSE: 779 or 48.69 points per game VARS. OFFENSE: 993 or 62.06 points per game VARS. DEFENSE: 911 or 56.94 points per game HOME COURT: JV 8-0; VARSITY 8-0 AWAY COURT: JV 4-4; VARSITY 3-5 DIVISION III FINAL STANDINGS W L Hammond 14 2 Lisbon 14 2 Harrisville 11 5 Heuvelton 10 6 Edwards 8 8 Morristown 7 9 Knox Memorial 5 11 Clifton-Fine 3 13 Hermon-DeKalb 0 16 NAC DIVISION III ALL- ■STAR SELECTIONS FIRST TEAM MVP................ Lisbon ........... Hammond .... Knox Memorial ......... Heuvelton ..... Clifton-Fine included Tim LaDuc; Mark Akins, Dave McQueer Bryan Harmer Chip Morrow Paul Healy . Second team selections INDIVIDUAL SCORING (TWENTY-ONE GAMES) Mike Cochran was given honorable mention. Mike Cochran ... 209 Tim LaDuc .... 246 Ed McIntosh .. 70 Dexter Worden .. 276 Kevin Gratzer .. 3 Todd LaFave .. 11 Matt O'Bryan . 45 John Wood ....... 11 Frank Johnson .. 94 Steve Lesp'nce 8 Danny Simmons. 46 TOTAL ......... 1319 David Kiggins .. 150 Rick Leonard . 146 Brent Swanson. 4 PPG Ave........ 62.8 The Varsity Pirates finished third in two tournaments this year. The results were as follows: HARRISVILLE TIP-OFF TOURNAMENT HELD IN HARRISVILLE FIRST ROUND Lyme 65, Pirates 62 Gouverneur 78, Beaver River 58 CONSOLATION Pirates 65, Beaver River 57 CHAMPIONSHIP Gouverneur 68, Lyme 64 Tom Leonard, Gouverneur, MVP ALL-TOURNAMENT Mike Cochran, Harrisville Tim Knowlton, Gouverneur Kurt Kwad, Beaver River Chris Bassette, Lyme Mike Towne, Lyme 4TH ANNUAL JEFFERSON COMMUNITY SAVINGS BANK TOURNAMENT HELD AT J.C.C. FIRST ROUND South Jefferson 59, Pirates 52 Immaculate Heart 69, Indian River 51 consolation Pirates 77 Indian River 69 CHAMPIONSHIP Immaculate Heart 51, South Jefferson 46 Brendan Curtin, Immaculate Heart, MVP ALL-TOURNAMENT Mark Frechette, Immaculate Heart Tim LaDne Harrisville Dave Spleen, Indian River Greg HuJsonj South Jefferson Todd Gilland, South Jefferson The Junior Varsity swept Beaver River 56-37 and GoUverneur 51-50 in the First Annual Harrisville Tip-Off Tournament. SECTION X POST-SEASON PLAY: The Pirates journeyed to Gouverneur to meet the Norwood-Norfolk Flyers in first round cumpetition. In a well-played and exciting game, the Flyers won 77-70. . . . . front: managers Charles C ?l°ney, Shawn McIntosh, Jim unior Varsity Fuller; kneeling: Jeff Baker, Chris Wood, Todd Campbell, ' Ron Hartle, Tim Phillips, Mike Hawthorne; back: Coach Bearor, Pat O'Bryan, Darren Burgess, Tom LaVancha, Kevin Hooper, Derek Trombley, Brian Coloney. Mark Nawotniak (inset). J Cheer ■ leaders Varsity bottom: Dorie Morris Deneen Burr Linda Canfield middle: Vicky Bango Teresa Dusharm Sue Fuller Brenda Malbeuf top: Tina Dowling Jamie Smith Junior Varsity lower tier: Kim Best Julie Frank Carol Cummings upper tier: Kelly Austin Tammy Canfield Carol Ritz Andrea Parow Julie Clark Junior High Basketball Eighth front: Chris Wicks, Tim Fowler, Ty Coloney; middle: Jeff Kiggins, Matthew McIntosh, Scott Bechler, Anthony Bango, Mike Rose, Tim Hart; back: Allan Ekberg, James Manchester, Tim Austin, Thomas Jones, Scott Hunter, Coach Duncan. ' I Eighth front: JoAnne Clarke, Mfssy Manchester, Tina LaFave, Becky Bresett, Connie Ritz, Shila McIntosh; back: Coach Fraser, Danielle Dusharm, Cindy Clark, Julie Parow, Amanda Fraser, Laurie Luther, Myra Cummings, Anne Pierce, Christine O'Bryan. Seventh front: Richard Wicks, James Sullivan, James Fuller, David Hooper; middle: Robert Bango, Corey Swanson, Shawn McIntosh, Jason McIntosh, Charles Coloney, Robert Poole; back: Scott Frank, Shane Morris, Lee Pierce, Lance Thesier, Danny House, Coach Duncan. Seventh front: Tina Wood, Colleen McIntosh, Brenda Clement, Denise Collette, Kristie Wood; back: Brenda Dusharm, Lynn Kaler, Janet Cross, Elizabeth Schmitt. Tennis MIKE HOOLEY CAPTURES FALL AND SPRING PETIT GRAND PRIX TOURNAMENTS. DANNY SIMMONS PLACES SECOND TWICE. A 18 kneeling: Don Simmons, Todd Campbell, Tim Phillips; standing: John Wood, Brian McIntosh, Darren Burgess, Joel Clark, Jason Dickinson. Twenty-one students, including one girl, signed up for the first Spring Petit Grand Prix Tennis Tournament. About a dozen of the better and older players turned up for the fall competition. Mike Hooley emerged the winner over Danny Simmons in both tournaments, defeating Danny 6-2, 2-6, and 7-6 in the spring and again 6-4 and 6-2 in the fall. Third place in the first tourney went to Darren Burgess. John McIntosh, Todd Campbell, and Brian McIntosh played well in a losing cause. John and Ed McIntosh bowed in the semi-finals of the fall classic, dropping 2-1 matches to Danny and Mike. Other contestants in addition to those listed above were Joe Clement, Mike Hawthorne, Donna Collette, Scott Hunter, Jeff Baker, and Jeff LaPar. Mr. LeBlanc sponsored and supervised the event. Activities National Honor Society Three new members were welcomed into the Lake Bonaparte Chapter of the National Honor Society on October 21, 1982, by Miss Linda Canfield, president of the local chapter. The new inductees were Matthew O'Bryan, Class of 1983, and Kevin Gratzer and Jeneen Phillips, Class of 1984. Following a turkey dinner prepared by the ladies of the cafeteria and served by three girls from Mrs. Hoover's Foods class, Edward McIntosh, secretary-treasurer, called the roll of new members. Mothers of the inductees pinned their son or daughter. Timothy LaDuc, vice- president, presented the new -members with a membership card and certificate, and the honorary pass which admits an NHS member to.all school- and class-sponsored activities while he or she is a student at Harrisville Central. A coat-sweater was presented to each a few weeks later. Mr. Edward Shafer, serving his first year as superintendent of schools, was the guest speaker. Focusing his comments on the quality of leadership, he outlined five points which, he stated, were vital to insure effective leadership: concern for the people served, creativity, hard work and commitment, pursuit of ways and opportunities to lead, and finally, humility. It should be noted that the Lake Bonaparte Chapter received its charter thirty years ago and has been advised through all these years by Mr. Marcel LeBlanc. front: Edward McIntosh, secretary-treasurer, Linda Canfield, president, Timothy LaDuc, vice-president; back: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McIntosh, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Canfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen LaDuc. front: Matthew O'Bryan, Jeneen Phillips, and Kevin Gratzer; back: Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. James Phillips, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gratzer. INDUCTION DINNER GUESTS Mr. Bernard Shinnick, president, Board of Education Mr. Edward Shafer, superintendent of schools and guest speaker Mrs. Marlene Clark, president Harrisville Teachers' Association Mr. Lloyd Dashnaw, principal Student Council Officers front: Vicky Bango, vice-president Matthew O'Bryan, president back: Deneen Burr, secretary Carol Cummings, treasurer Mr. Breindel and Mrs. Dusharm advise the Student Council. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES front: Reine Trombley § Kim Best, Ninth Grade; Missy Manchester $ Chris O'Bryan, Eighth Grade; Tom Davison $ Chris Looby, Seventh Grade; back: Dee Bovee § Dean Richards, Twelfth Grade; Marty Luther § Susan Smith, Eleventh Grade; Chris Wood § Julie Clark, Tenth Grade. ! Among the activities of the Student Council is the spring and fall pizza sale. Pictured (counter-clockwise from upper left) are Christine O'Bryan and Missy Manchester; Chris Wood; Chris Looby, Reine Trombley, and Dee Bovee; Matt O'Bryan; Mr. Breindel; Carol Cummings, Junior Prom THEME My Generation BAND Fly by Night COLORS White Pink Maroon FLOWER Carnation ADVISORS Mrs. Dusharm Mr. Durkish Mr. Looby Royalty King Edward McIntosh Queen Laura Collette D mi nI rV seate : Dee Bovee, Valerie Bango, King Edward KOyCll V OUlT McIntosh, Queen Laura Collette, Julie Eggleston, Tina Dowling; standing: Gerald Wood, Timothy LaDuc, Frank Johnson, Lane Miller. 2 Marching Band Drill Team The Marching Band has become a very active group during the past several years under the direction of Mr. Luttinger and Mrs. Hoover. The organization, as can be seen in the above photograph, is a large one. Among the members are Jon-Paul Dusharm, Jim Thomas, Kevin Hooper, Joel Clark, Tim Evans, Scott Hunter, Steve Thesier, Steve Lesperance, Craig Davie, Ron Hartle, Scott LaPar, Mike Rose, Carol Cummings, Jody LaPar, Emily Sullivan, Shelley Hudson, Becky Davis, Missy Manchester, Myra Cummings, Tammy Canfield, Mike Hawthorne, Cynthia Clark, Cindy Parow, Shila McIntosh, Jeff Baker, Matt O'Bryan, Jeff Kiggins, Todd Campbell, Mark Nawotniak, Pat O'Bryan. Barry Dusharm and Chris Dashnaw, 1982 graduat.es, also participated in the 1982 summer competitions. The Marching Band did well in all the competitive events it participated in during the summer of 1982. In the photo (lower left), the girls hold some of the trophies which they, as members of the Drill Team, and the playing members of the Marching Band, won. Vicky Bango and Myra Cummings hold the Second Place trophy for drum majorette teams, awarded at the New York State Fair in Syracuse. Tina Dow- ling and Linda Canfield, with their trophy, captured the Second Place trophy for twirl- ing at the same event. The other girls proudly display won at the Edwards Festival of the Arts, the Cranberry Lake, Tupper Lake, Carthage Firemen's Field Days, and finally, the French Festival. trophies and West Members of the Drill Team were under the direction of Mrs. Shirley Hoover, Summer 1982 members were Clorinda LaParr, Lisa Draper, Emilie Schmitt, Kristie Crane, Christine O'Bryan, Linda Canfield, Tina Dowling, Vicky Bango, Susan Smith, Sue Fuller, Deneen Burr, Dorie Morris, Kelly Austin, Brenda Sibley, Julie Clark, Carol Ritz, Tina LaFave, Danielle Dusharm, Leanne Frazee, Jamie Smith, Teresa Dusharm, Andrea Parow, Julie Frank, Robin Ward, Reine Trombley, Michelle Johnson, Joanne Clark, Denise Weeks. The Marching Band held a Christmas Craft Fair in December. It was the biggest and best yet. Some of the members and exhibitors are pictured below. Of JfsabeCfa Christmas Craft Fair f- i r front: Danielle Dusharm, Jody LaPar, Emily Sullivan, VV is HO tnS©rTlDl© Shelley Hudson, Carol Cummings, Sue Fuller, Susan Smith; row two: Missy Manchester, Linda Canfield, Cynthia Clark, Danny Hooley, Mike Hawthorne, Kevin Gratzer; row three: James Thomas, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Mark Parow, Myra Cummings, Liz Ripley, Deneen Burr, Trina Collette, Tammy Canfield; row four: Jeff Kiggins, Matt O'Bryan, Tim LaDuc, Mr. Luttinger, Joel Clark, Todd Campbell, Patrick O'Bryan, Rebecca Davis. Trina Collette, a member of the Area All-State Band, was invited by Dickinson College of Carlisle, Pennsylvania, to submit an application to the Sound of America Honor Band § Chorus. The group will tour Europe next summer for twenty-seven days. front: Craig Davie, Tom Davison, Mike Rose, Kristie RQI CI Wood, Steve Thesier, Leland Pierce; row two: Shila McIntosh, Mandy Fraser, Debbie Hawthorne, Jody LaPar, Emily Sullivan, Cynthia Clark, Danielle Dusharm, Laura Hooley; row three: Becky Davis, Shelley Hudson, Myra Cummings, Missy Manchester, Ann Falco, Scott Bechler, Andy Parow, Cinda Parow; row four: Charles Savidge, Shawn McIntosh, Chris Looby, Jim Fuller, David Hooper, Andrea Parow, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Scott Cleveland; row five: Lance Thesier, Jeff Kiggins, Scott Hunter, Mr. Luttinger, Kevin Hooper, Tim Evans. Senior High Chorus front: Teresa Dusharm, Brenda Sibley, Vicky Bango, Amy Benney, Trina Collette, Mary Drey- thaler, Deneen Burr, Tammy Canfield, Kim Best; row two: Clorinda LaParr, Susan Thomas, Kevin Davison, James Dusharm, Ken Hartle, Susan Smith, Julie Clark, Liz Cole, Tresa LaParr, Reine Trombley; row three: Shelley Hudson, Laura Collette, Linda Canfield, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Jeff Baker, Pat O'Bryan, Todd Campbell, James Thomas, Emilie Schmitt, Emily Sullivan, Miss Finch; row four: Melody Fairbanks, Lorie Chandler, Dorie Morris, Kelly Austin, Scott LaPar, Chris Wood, John Wood, Kevin Gratzer, Carol Ritz, Jody LaPar, Judy Finley; row five: Michelle Peabody, Lynette Ward, Mandy Taylor, Danny Simmons, Steve Lesperance, Jeff Gratzer, Joel Clark, Matt O'Bryan, Carol Cummings, Dawn Ogrodnik, Leanne Frazee, Sherene Pealo. . , ■ .. front: Tammy Canfield, Trina Collette, Laura Collette, S0I0CT ChOrUS Rei-ne Trombley, Jamie Smith, Teresa Dusharm, Linda Canfield; back: Mandy Taylor, Dawn Ogrodnik, Scott LaPar, Don Cook, Matt O'Bryan, Kevin Gratzer, Joel Clark, Jon-Paul Dusharm, Jeff Gratzer, Danny Simmons, Chris Wood, Jeff Baker, Todd Campbell. ELEMENTARY BI-COUNTY CHORUS PARTICIPANTS: Dennis Canfield, Danielle Fraser, Angelia Hunter, Danny Hoover, Joshua Dickinson. r . Junior High Chorus front: Ann Falco, Brenda Dusharm, Shila McIntosh, Missy Manchester, Denise Collette, Brenda Middle- state, Kristie Wood, Brenda Clement; row two: Shane Morris, Chris Looby, Mercy Caldwell, Shawn McIntosh, Jim Fuller, Andy Parow, Tom Davison, Shayne Atkinson, Miss Finch; row three: Myra Cummings, Tina LaFave, JoAnne Clark, Chris Wicks, James Duncan, Debbie Hawthorne, Angela Atkinson, Connie Ritz, Tina Wood, row four: Becky Bresett, Lucinda Parow, Janet Cross, Danny House, Robert Poole, Mike Rose, Christine O'Bryan, Autumn Frazee, Kristie Crane; row five: Tracy Taylor, Julie Parow, Mandy Fraser, Charles Mealus, Jeff Kiggins, James Manchester, Scott Hunter, Scott Cleveland, Cynthia Clark, Danielle Dusharm, Dawn Deamer. WHIZ QUIZ TEAM 1982-83: (front) Tina Dowling, Joel Clark, Dawn Ogrodnik; back: Matt O'Bryan, For the second year, four students represented our school in the WHIZ-QUIZ competition sponsored by WNPE-16 WNPI-18. After an initial screening test on paper, the eight finalists met in an assembly with Mr. LeBlanc as guest M.C. to deter- mine the four team members. Two Seniors and two Sophomores were selected. Accompanied by Mr. Tarr, the group's faculty adviser, the members journeyed to Watertown on November 2 to tape their competition against Lisbon. In a close match, the team from Lisbon emerged the victor in sudden death. The program was aired on November 25 and again on November 28. «■■■■■■■■a Kgmaaaaaaa ■«� � ■■■� fpaaaaaaaa ifjaaaaaaaa M aaaaaaa k Whiz Quiz Club Members: (front) Kevin Gratzer, Tammy Canfield, Danny Hooley, Pat O'Bryan; back: Ed McIntosh, Todd Campbell, John Bancroft, Charles Gibbs, Marty Luther. S L U Talented Juniors ■ front: Mandy Taylor and Denise Weeks (Human Behavior); Trina Collette (Beginning Acting); Liz Ripley (Creative Darkroom Techniques); Jeneen Phillips (Computers); back: Mr. Merton Cochran, Marty Luther (Computers); Mark Parow and Scott LaPar (Creative Darkroom Techniques); Kevin Gratzer and Chris Ogrodnik (Computers). Audio-Visual Club front: Kenny Hartle Ralph Ward Tony Brown Donald Cook Danny Hooley back: Roy Davis Charles Gibbs John Bancroft Don Thomas Mr. Hinsdale - Art Club front; Andrea Parow Dee Bovee Diane Jackson back; Miss Compeau Lynette Ward Melody Fairbanks Dawn Ogrodnik Leonard Bechler Danny Ritz David Kiggins Tresa LaParr Charles Fowler I Blind ambition'. (Mandy Taylor) Ice cream makes us want to sing! (David Kiggins, Brian Poole, Tim Best, Brian McIntosh) think I just swallowed a pit! (Portlyn Macagg) A I never leave home without my Smurf! (Deneen Burr) Six eyes have to be better than two! (Dawn Ogrodnik) Master, it lives! (Myra Cummings § Jeneen Phillips) Casualties of the cafeteria! (Jamie Smith, Julie Frank, and Lorie Chandler) ♦ So, who's counting? (Mrs. Phillips) 4 He told us to relax! (front: Mr. Manchester; back: Mrs, Baker, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Bechler, § Mr, Seymour) 4 How many more to go? (Chris Looby § Reine Trombley) T Big bubbles, no troubles! (front: Tammy Canfield, Julie Frank, Dorie Morris, Brenda Malbeuf; back: Mandy Taylor, Trina Collette, Don Cook, Lorie Chandler, Tresa LaParr) All I want for Christmas is «%► ONE front tooth! (David Kiggins) The 'Best' pizza! + (Tom Davison 3 Kim Best) Tomorrow! Tomorrow! (Richie Hill § Richard Ward) It's my favorite! (Sandi Hadfield § Laurie Bango) Hold it, Shelley! We've got company! ± (Shelley Hudson § Becky Davis) I'm sorry, Luke, but I already have a date for the Prom! (Linda Canfield § Luke Durkish) You have to turn it on first! (Mrs. Cummings, Mike Hawthorne § Cindy Clark) 4 'How sweet it is! (Emily Sullivan, Miss Finch, Dawn Ogrodnik § Emilie Schmitt) 40m Like the new Harrisville look? (Matt O'Bryan § Carol Cummings) I We're down for the duration! (John LaFave § Don Simmons) Quick, an ice cream fix! (Reine Trombley § Marty Luther) Jungle Janes! (Mary Dreythaler, Jeneen Phillips, § Julie Eggleston) jk, Maybe if I eat my vegetables, I'll grow to be as tall as he is! (John Hart § James Thomas) Hide me quick! (_Uanny Simmons § Leanne Frazee) What a return! (Laura Collette 8, Emilie Schmitt) The rule doesn't apply to weekends! (SLU Talented Juniors) A little more salt might do it! (DAwn Mantle § Emily Sullivan) Just a little innocent fun! (Pat O'Bryan, Mandy Fraser, Joel Clark, 8, Todd Campbell) You're not supposed to make me laugh! (Clorinda LaParr) Don't stir it with your fingers! (Bonnie LaFave, Lynette Ward, § Liz Cole) 4 We're on strike! (Chuck Coloney, Colleen McIntosh § Jim Fuller) I just found another feather! (Rod Fraser § Don Simmons) He says such sweet nothings! (Jon-Paul Dusharm, Missy Manchester, Cindy Clark, § Danielle Dusharm) What do you expect at this time of day! (Danny Simmons, Tracy LaFave, § Tony Brown) I'm very trusting! (Darren Burgess $ Laurie Bango) You think we're good! You ought to see our brother Tarzan! (Julie Frank § Jamie Smith) � What goes on after the sauce? (Kim Best, Missy Manchester, Todd Campbell) It's the Zinger Zapper! (Tammy Canfield, Mark Parow, Danny Hooley, Kevin Hooper, Scott Bechler) Help me get my hand out of the drain! (Miss Shampine) Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho, it's home from school we go! (Mike Hooley, Dean Richards, Steve Miller) While George's away, the kids will play! (Messrs. Bearor, Parow, and Fraser) That Jell-0 tickled on the way down! (Linda Canfield § Mr, Shafer) We beat the girls! (Pat O'Bryan, Kevin Hooper, Mark Nawot- niak, Dexter Worden, Brian McIntosh, John McIntosh, Todd Campbell) It started out as a fish! (Scott LaPar § Steve Thesier) 4 I have to spit on it, it's watercolor! 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