Heuvelton Central High School - Heuveltonian Yearbook (Heuvelton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1978 volume:

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He helped with numerous car washes, including the one at his home in May. And, of course, we will never forget our Junior prom. He helped us get through it financially and physically. Due to his past experi- ences we had a successful and memorable prom. We owe Mr. Moore a great deal, for he has always been there when we needed him. He added many memories to our years atH.C.S. and, to you Mr. Moore, we thank you. 3 Class of '78 4 5 Kimkerdoodl e s She's all pooped out Kids i n 1 tKa. worf«J 7 8 KINDERGARTEN Miss Proper AM Front Row: Craig Duvall, Christopher Compeau, Ann Hooper, Scott Jock, Steven Simmons, Todd Stone Middle Row: Stephanie Legault, Tammy Roacher, Kelley Murdock, Michelle Curry, Alison Foster, Angela Perry Back Row: Robbie Joanette, Jacquelyn Morrow, Marcy Strader, Wade Davis, Stephen Chapin, Christopher Wright, Lisa Murdock, Miss, Proper Mrs, Wilde AM Front Row: Charles Mitchell, James Brady, Lisa Mayette, Brian Willard, Daren Simmons, Becky LaFave Middle Row: Katrina Day, Bethany Brown, Robert Hickey, Robert Wttherell, Christian Lancto Back Row: Mrs. Wilde, Michael Johnson, Robert Mussen, Jeremy Beldock, Richard Bartlett, Stacey Paro, Lora Terwilliger Mrs. Wilde PM Front Row: Bradford Paro, Benjamin Hartshorn, Chad McKay, Desso Furgison, Linda Finley, Amy Gilbert Middle Row: Antoinette Johnson, Sherri Kirby, Laurie Domine, Tonya Matice, Darren St. Germain, Angela McGraw, Back Row: Kenneth Krom, Andrew Shaw, Lorien Smithers, William Johnson, Gary McCormick, Michael Ziestl, Lance Corrie, Mrs. Wilde GRADE ONE Miss White Front Row: Melissa Westcott, Allen Fifield, Scott Sheppard, Sheila Finley, Amy LaPlatney, Shelly Lalonde, Su- zanne Pinkerton Middle Row: Greg James, Bobby Jo Hance, Gary Hazelton, Lori Hilbome, Heather Dodds, Kimber- ly Rodriguez, Renee Fenlong, Renee Woodside, Back Row: Miss, White, Jacent Storie, Teddy Wells, Kevin Sloan, Doug Billings, Paul Sears, Bill Bailey, Jason Cullen, Terry Wilson, Roland LaFave, Richard Ward, Richie May- hew Mrs. Russell Front Row: Timothy Lajoy, Michial Simmons, Sean Doerr, Christopher Hammond, Kenneth Fredenburg, John Cu- picha, Victor Richard, Dana Woodside Middle Row: Dale Gonio, Faith Wright, Jennifer Mayhew, Sharlene Sim- mons, Ann Smith, Corey McBroom, Stephanie Montroy, Dale Strader Back Row: Stephen MacDonald, Ernest Drake, Daniel Wales, Randall Chambers, Gregory Gilbert, Tarasa Carroll, Kellie Thompson, Tina Gagnon, Angela War- ren, Mrs. Russell Absent: Alexa Backus, Amos Brooks, Nicole Wright Miss Allen Front Row: Richard Hance, Cindy Brady, Shelia Graveline, Cheryl Doerr, Laurie Robinson, Heather Wells, Tony Simmons, Lisa Arquette, Rhonda Harper, Virginia Mayette Middle Row: Tiffany Stiles, Wendy Hooper, Julie Goc- cia, Craig Martin, Richard Pratt, Michael Lake, Wayne Beldock, Brian McKendrick, Tommy Barr, Paul Hyde Back Row: Colleen Murdock, Regina Thomas, David Basford, Ronald Volans, James Berbrich, Arthur Webb, Mi- chael Stark, Russell West, Mike Dietschweiler, Darlene Parker, Miss. Allen 10 u rt rope fork nose horn home cord 11 12 GRADE TWO Mrs. Thompson Front Row: Amy McCormick, Danny Rodriguez, Keith Carr, Jeffrey Todd, Tom MacKay, Timothy Felt, Gerald Trivilino, Ted Brown. Middle Row: Lance Armstrong, Jeff Scott, Michelle Wood, Richard Reynolds, Dawn Er- nestine, Brian Moulton, Sean Corrice, Kevin Youngs Back Row: Benjamin Duprey, Lisa Lalonde, Tina Cousino. Larry Nichols, Joanne Foster, Arleena Willard, Perry Masters, David Premo, Dana Delair, Anne Savino Mrs. Geddis Front Row: Beth Hutchinson, Stephen Todd, Lisa Day, David Balfour, Tony Lancto, Joseph Caswell, Jenny Merritt, Julie Skelly Middle row: Tracy Todd, Katie Willard, Wendy Wainwright, Eddie Alberto, John Bailey, Ricky Bad- ger, Katie Ames, Renee Martin, Angela Ashley Back Row: Amy Witherell, Michelle Besaw, Laurie Poor, Matthew, Jeff Lajoy, Herbie Hughes, Andy Thornhill, Janine Goccia, Kelly Shannon Mrs. Fenlong Front Row: Kevin Powell, James Stowe, William Willard, Kris Duvall, John Raymon, Michael Montroy, Scott Mc- Cormick, Benjamin Hance, Lori Terr, Middle Row: Tonya McGaw, Rebecca Howes, James Dominie, Michael Hutton, Shawn Bergeron, Jared Wells, James Conant, Kory Davis, Sandra Crawn, Roberta Gibbons Back Row: Jam- ie Thomas, Tina Gardner, Elton Johnston, Tom Bennett, Nancy Ashlaw, Scott Finley, David Scott, Jamie Kinch, Tina Maloney, Greg King, Leon Mitchell, Mrs. Fenlong Absent: Robbie Powers 13 GRADE THREE Mrs. Duvall Front Row: Susan Freeman, Larry Sheppard, Robert Willard, Brian Gordinier, Andrew Kukie, Stephen Youngs, Jen- nifer Berbrich, Middle Row: Kathy Murdock, Lynette Armstrong, Janet Harper, Laurie Skelly, Colleen Herron, Kelly Powell, Michelle Skipka Back Row: Charles Willard, Richard Layng, Michael Dashnaw, Jenny Storie, George Caswell, Kevin Ross, Debbie Mayhew, Kimberly MacDonald, Mrs. D. Duvall Absent: Michelle Moulton Mrs. Northrup Front Row: Bill Simmons, Renee Sherman, Diana Brooks, Rene Paro, Debbie Conant, Joey Hance, Michelle Chap- in, John St. Germain Middle Row: David Christensen, Barbara VanOrnum, Bobby Fenton, John Scott, Jerry Shan- non, George Pratt, Ray DiYanni Back Row: Jenny Pierce, Randy Finley, Michael Lytle, Michele Johns, Mike Schneller, Martin York, David Bayne, Beth Murson, Christina Kersey, Mrs. Northrop Mrs. Besio Front Row: Roland Thomas, Keri McKendrick, Karen Ferris, Michelle Hutton, Michelle Murdock, Irene Richard, Karry Powell Middle Row: Karen Brown, Ronnie Bellinger, Greg Fenton, Bradley Simmons, Michele McCormick, Tracy Doerr, Peter Fifield, Tammy Curry Back Row: Tammy Beldock, Mrs. Besio, Renay Joanette, Danny Cham- bers, Shawn Cullen, Mike Guimond, Lisa Richards, Steve Scott, Yield Redmond, Leslie Hilborne 14 15 16 GRADE FOUR Mrs. Waylett Front Row: Deuard VanOrnum, Cassius Montroy, Kenny Castleman, Troy Sharp, Scott Hitsman, Lisa Graveline, Renee Cook, Donald Ward Back Row: Mrs. Waylett, Tim Piercey, Mary Carr, Mary Ann Kelle, Nancy Pike, Bob- by Jock, Marie Dodds, Dawna Teer, Peggy Willard, Valerie Willard, Joann Fishbeck Miss Lange Front Row: Stacy Simmons, Greg Foster, Andrew Gilbert, Randy Hitsman, Kenny Gilbert. Middle Row: Susan Drake, Leona Hance, Tammy Woodrow, Kimberly La Komy, AmyBeasaw, Suzanne Sloan, Jeannie Moulton. Back Row: Miss Lange, Lori Childs, Shelly Ernestine, Teresa Gibbons, William Otis, Roderick Pray, Christopher Mun- son, Rita St. Hiliane. Mrs. McGee Front Row: Ann Putman, Sylvia Ferris, Tiffany Hughes, Randy Woodside, Randy Badger, Eileen Ames Middle Row: Dawn Carr, Richelle King, Kimberly Basford, Mary Beth Mills, Amanda Perkins, Craig Legault, Doug Stitt Back Row: Kristi Moore, Donald Bellinger, Anthony Corrice, Alson Caswell, Danny Lake, Gary Hammond, Greg Kiah, Jenny LeBeau, Mrs. McGee GRADE FIVE Mrs. LaVack Front Row: Bruce Warren, Edward Carter, Timothy Simmons, Jeffrey Piercy, James Rheome, Lisa Martin Middle Row: Byron Bresett, Jeffrey Sibley, Brian Phillips, Norma Willard, Donna Childs, Anthony Sgroi, Sandra Pratt Back Row: Mark Kelley, Eben St.Germain, Theodore Gagnon, Craig Cullen, Vicki Fishbeck, Brian Duprey, Kim Finley, Mrs. Esther LaVack, teacher, Bud Arquette Miss Elen Front Row: Amy Freeman, Scot Balfour, Carol Livingston, Albert Johnston, Jodi Thornhill, Mark Freeman. Mid- dle Row: Donna Witherell, Brian Martin, Randy Jackson, Renee Perkins, Tina Graveline, Colleen Corrice, Frank Poor. Back Row: Tina Montroy, Tom Nicholes, Lori Hooper, Annette Besaw, Lisa Todd, Julie Hutchinson, Leo ST. Germain, Stephen Wales, Miss Elen. Mrs. Eustis First Row: Lori Kinch, Judy Rheome, Suellen Sloan, Angela Montelbano, Janet Youngs, Marcia Besio, Sherrie LaFave Second Row: Brian Arquette, Than Wright, Eugene Stevens, Brian Skipka, Doug Fifield, Paul Lalonde, Lesley Armstrong Third Row: Kenneth Lalonde, Tim Fishbeck, John LeFleur, Everett Billings, Bradley Phillips, James Willard, Doug James, Kevin Griffith, Mrs. Eustis 5 19 Mr, Nugent Front Row: Robert Badger, Wendy Fenton, Michelle Howes, Marjorie Backus Valarie Young, Jenny Stitt, Kimberly Fenton, Gina Outman Middle Row: Royal Martin, Randy Pray, Philip Florin, Michael Ames, David Le- gault, Michael Maxwell, Kris Murdock Back Row: Josephine Dodds, Mr. Nugent, Michelle Morley, William Col- lier, Kristopher Bell, Robert Durgan, Raymond Kelly, Edward New combe, Robert Morrow, Kevin Sterling, Walter Ferris GRADE SIX Front Row: David Wales, Lyle Hooper, Curt Skipka, Chris Chambers, Doug Crews, Bill Barr, Greg Sloan, Greg Kramer Middle Row: Vera Durham, Terry Hooper, Christine Murdock, Kathleen Hanna, Lori Ward, Mary LaFleur, Linda Gordinier, Kari Brouillette Back Row: Tony Doerr, Tim Meyer, James Hance, Donny Ashlaw, Joey Wilmot, Marsha Wright, Ronnie Lakomy, Mary Beth Gilbert, Miss Klaus 20 6th grade Front Row: Albert Richard, Jeff Foster, Patricia Reynolds, Michael Bresett, Joanne Debyah, Sherrie Conant Middle Row: Brian Warren, Bonnie Powell, Jodi Downing, Carlos Albertos, Michelle Bresett, Denise Pierce, Janice St. Hilaire Back Row: David Castleman, Michael Wilson, Donald Dietschweiler, Renee Thomas, Dawn Woodside, Margaret Aldrich, Carolene Stewart, Heidi Savage, Mr. Goccia Front Row: Scott Gibbons, Paul Richard, Orval Fifield, Gayle Powell, Barb James, Tammy Hooper Back Row: Ran- dy Beaulieu, Elwyn Cougler, Mike Schwartzberg, John St. Germain, Janet Poore, Mrs. Gutterson 21 Mommy is going to kill me Ain't she sweet Skitch1 Look what happens to x-board members This time I'm gonna win! And it's all mine! Don't Watch Me Smither's Special UNDERCLASSMEN David Poulton Instrumental Music Band Front Row: Rob Woodward, John Warren, Rick Martin, Doug Daniel, Kevin Phillips, Kyle Sharp. Second Row: Mike Griffith, Tom Finley, Susan Sears, Mary Premo, Corrine Moore, Leah La forty, Shelly Downing, Sandy Willard, Tami St. Hilaire, Janelle Toomey, Amy Jo Bouvier, Tim Kelly Third Row: Leslie Bailey, Carol Brown, Colleen Smithers, Phillip DiYanni Jamie Patterson, Robert Chambers. Back Row: Mike Herron, Charles LaFleur, Larry Arm- strong, Clifford Ayen SEVENTH GRADE Front Row: Ron Hartshorn, Don Kramer, John Mark, Bobby Morrow, John Eustis, Scott Davison Middle row: Rick Woodside, Peter Gilbert, Steve McDerment, Brad Burnham, Don Ashley, Chucky Fenton, Rebecca Volans, Kim Murdock, Mimi Youngs Back row: Judy Bayne, Darlene Pike, Sheila Montroy, Holly Taylor, Michele Cutway, Bon- ie Foster, Lori Hutton, Jennie Carr, Anita Brown, Bob James, Terry Simmons, Bob Thomas 24 i . t Front row: Rick Kelly, Dan Brown, Sandra Downing, Trudy Hooper, Janis Wright, Kurt Hammond, Julie Sellers, Donna Pierce, Arlene O'Marah, Rebecca Bellinger, John McCormick, Jeffery Crobar Middle row: Ron Hughes, Chris Willard, Rick Rogers, Peter Gilbert, Bill LeBeau, Sean Arquette, Shelly Bartlett, Jenny Wright, Mary Trim, Lisa Swan, Coleen Barlow, June Lyany, Joe Murdock, John Davison, Back row: Donna Bullock, Dana Rick, Dale Simms Look Mr. Poulton, No Hands ! 25 RICKY WOODSIDE . . . ALL SET FOR 7th GRADE Front Row: Harold Richards, Victor Coda, Darlene Pike, Julie Wilson, Jackie Fifield, Sharon Crawn, Joni Madill, Patricia Carr, Tonya Savage, Lisa Davis, Bob Farrell, Jon Gilbert, Rod Brouilliard, Tom Lamoureaux Back Row: Paul Winnans, Robert VanOrman, Stanley Siwarski, Sharon Storrie, Brad McLaughlin, Clarence Pike, Henry Er- nestine, Joel Graville, Joel Gilbert 26 Front Row: Fred Markey, John Pierce, Mark Duvall, Jeff Wright, Vincent Pratt, Jerri Reynolds, Tony Montalbano, Dickie Tacchino, Debbie Pratt, Jeannie Berbrich, Mary Lou Havens, Lucy Mussen, Kim Sterling, Becky Bailey. Back Row: Leslie O'Marah, Mike Rogers, David Henry, Mark Willard, Lyle Brown, Frank Teer, Mike Hughes, Lisa Morrow, Bridget Duprey, Missy Ritchie, Donna Howes, Julie Gibbons. EIGHTH Front Row: Jim McCready, Floyd Ormsbee, Billy Reynolds, Stubby Woodside, Rosie Wood, Yvonne Reynolds, Carolyn Warren Middle Row: Julie Hand, Priscilla Webb, Barb Schneller, Valerie Murdock, Craig Durgan, Clark Putman, Diane Pierce, Lori Bressette Back Row: Bob Gagnon, Diane Hooper, Mary Ames, Emma McNeil, Karla Youngs, Rebecca Florin, Kandy Deutschweiler, Rusty Thompson, Bob Scott, Scott Benson, Ken Hilborne 27 28 Freshmen Freshman Class Officers: Valerie Masters; Secretary, Danny Mills; Treasurer, John Morley; President, Linda Johnson; Vice President Front Row: Brian Hazelton, Sue Chambers, Kathy Herron, Tina Kelly, Naomi Cline, Kim Johnson, Beth LaFleur, Linda Johnson, Janice Hartshorne, Dee Dee Durgan, Penny Fenton Back Row: Kenny Gordinier, Ernie Couglar, Bob Brouillette, Mike Dodds, Rusty Barr, Dean Hooper, Peter Chambers, Jamie Morrow, Rusty Bray, Bernie La- Fleur, Linda Kirk, Dawn Gordinier, Gary Hanna, Trudy Beaulieu, Joe LaBarge, Stephanie Knowlton, Lori Gilmour, Marc Gilbert, Jeanette Debyah, Chris Carpenter, Bob Barr Front Row: Clark Willard, John Terwilliger, Wilfred Piercey, Braxton Phillips, Danny Mills, Tom Merrifield, Julie McCormick, Cathy Otis, Dawn Loucks Back Row: Allen Stewart, John Marley, Roger Raven, David Putman, Leroy Taylor, Richard Raven, Steve Ross, Scott Thornhill, Tim Thomspon, Nancy Tacchino, Lori Thompson, Lynn Rice, Julie Sears, Cheryl McCollum, Linda Willard, Dawn Stiles, Sandy Stiles, Sherri McLaughlin, Candy Symonds, Robin Volans, Charles Mitchell 29 Sue Billings, Wanda Willard, Dick Billings, Wanda Carr, Suzy Paro, Donna Hand, Dean Phillips, Carl McCready, David Griffith Front Row: Patty Hilbome, Roberta Morrow, Kellie Bell, Dawn Howes Middle Row: Rick Barlow, Grant Besio, Dave Griffith, Mark Brouilette, Punkin Benson, Angie Ashworth, Lori Daniel, Vickie Chambers, Lori Beaulieu Back Row: Lee Livingston, Jeff Johnston, Paul Drummond, Dan Florin, Bill Brabant, Scott Kirby 30 Sophomore Class Officers Kellie Bell; secretary Vickie Testanij Vice Pres- ident, Jeff Knowlton; Pres- ident, Jeff Johnston; Treas- urer Sophomores Front Row: Rae Rice, Tammy Thompson, Vicki Testani, Janice Simms, Jeff Smithers Middle Row: Kathy Mit- chell, Debra Dollinger, Robin Todd, Robin McLaughlin, Jane Woodward, Debbie McDerment, Janet Simms, Bean- ie Mack, Patty Livingston Back Row: Jeff Knowlton, Dan Merrill, Ed Siwarski, Rhonda Roach, Lee Livingston 31 Front Row: Lisa Bellinger, Sherry Sweeny, Bernadette Gagnon, Patty Chambers, Amber Bullock, Lynn Gardner, Shirley Cline, Shannon Besio, Danny Burnham, Ron Finley, Lee Griffith Back Row: Lamona Hamilton, Lorrie Ayen, Jane Gilmour, Stephanie Wood, Georgia Gilbert, Anne Henry, Lisa Harris, David Cline, John Hazelton, Gary Du- vall, Mitchell Cook, Danny Bracy, Ricky Dodds, Matt Barr, Brad Decker, Bryan Boyesen Back Row: Marilyn Smithers, Korisa Todd, Ron Thompson, Tom Ritchie, Greg Limoges, Sue Thornhill, JoAnn Stone, Dorothy Stevens, Lou Anne Smithers, Corrina Webb Front Row: John Schneller, Tom Sansoucey, Ron Sel- lers, Brad Toomey, Vicki Thompson, Lisa Youngs 32 Junior Class Officers Matt Barr; Vice President, Kelvin Pierce; President, Sherri Merrill; Secretary, Marcia Hol- land; Treasurer Juniors First Row: Mark Nicholson, Mike LeVac, Raymond Pray Middle Row: Marcia Holland, Erin Johnston, Sherry Mer- rill, Tony Mills, Donna Mathie, Terri Merrill, Evelyn Hurlbut, Marie Otis, Kim Rheome, Denise Howes, Violet Pike, Lisa Hutton, Brenda Mattice, Lorrie Perkins Back Row: Rodger Jackson, Jeff Matthews, Rick Kelso, Randy Redmond, Sue Perry, Kelvin Pierce 33 Want a look see I think I am going to be sick! Why did they put the fold in front? The 78 model Eat your heart out girls! Brush your teeth after every meal Sherlock Holmes smarter brother, Where's my sock? 35 Ilf Til No Phot Available S© V Cu voaw J $ T mHaJ l)4.'an vj cua Jdiljj: No Photo Available (j LocAi, WWW Stand up straight, A star is born! Peek-a-boo Heuvelton Central High School Band it's a picture! 5UCH! Community Gathering We found the boat! No Chocolate Mess Oh what a relief it Is that ui Ma, can I keep it? The times of our lives are the days of growing up, of balancing wisely work and play and preparing ourselves for the years ahead. It represents the present when we know that what is accomplished now will affect the future. Characters and personalities are developed and hopefully improved upon by personal relationships with teachers, fellow students and all with whom contact is made. Taking advantage of all opportunities to improve personalities, developing positive work and play habits and setting reasonable goals and ambitions should pave the way for happy and successful years ahead. For you with your associations and activities in your high school years you hopefully will find that these are the times of your lives . As Cicero wrote in De Natura Deorum Time destroys the ground- less concerts of men; it confirms decisions founded on reality. and Hesiod in Fragments wrote But what says the Greek? In the morning of life, work; in the midday, give counsel; in the evening, pray. Enjoy living today because all the yesterdays will soon be faded memories but the tomorrows' are the keys to the future degree of success which you will enjoy. Wesley L. Stitt Vice Principal Director of Guidance Glenn Timmerman Guidance Counselor Health Coordinator 56 57 58 Jane West Hi. School Lib iivnn'iTVT rp ■ V-� ■ .. €f • M r «V I Mary Crayford j_ _ Remedial Reading o Linda Bertrand Reading V Ruth Ann Kelly Jr. Sr. High English 60 liiiiHfiifJil Adelle Reilly Speech Therapist French , Aimee Fay ► Latin Jane Hendee Sr. High English Dorothy Allen English 61 Stephanie Putney Physical Education James LaRock Physical Education John A. Tehonica Science G Physical Education Guy Conklin Physical Education 63 Dan Sweeney Agriculture William Arnold Driver Education Sally Hartman Art Elliot Maker Cadet Lorraine Bogardus Elementary Music Vocal Music Robert Foultz Industrial Arts Robert Young Alex Koch Special Education Nancy Bowman Homemaking o 0 0 - 65 Buss Drivers: Front Row: Carl Hebert, Jim Blance, George Finley, Dave Castleman, Cecil Duvall, Paul McDerment Back Row: Bob Freeman, Glenn Dodge, Jay Ferris, George Bayne, Kellerd Lamoureaux, Dan Lake, Ed Lumley, Bill Perry, Shirley Cline. Cafeteria Workers Mrs. Jenkinson, Mrs. Youngs, Mrs. Wainwright, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. LeVac, Mrs. Murdock, Mrs. Sterling, Cheryl Radigan £ s s 0 l Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Poulton, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Bailey Absent - Mrs. Foultz Pete Crayford, Bob Wainwright, Betty McCollum, Seward Sibley, Phillis Durham, Albie DeLair, John Peacock Special Thanks To The Board Of Education Who Put In Long Hours And Really Care. Mr. Peacock Mr. Johnston Mr. Pierce Mr. Todd Mr. Nichols Mr. Drummond Mrs. Christenson 68 1 Front Row; Grant Be sio, Jeff Knowlton, Coach Tehonica, Rod Bush, Paul Drummond Back Row: Manager-Sean Bice, Rick Barlow, Bob Scott, Jon Morley, Roger Raven, Steve Ross, Dave Putman, Mike Rogers, Joe Ashley, Richard Raven, Perry Downing, Jeff Smithers, Manager-John Decker Front Row; Jackie Morrow Left to Right; Jamie Morrow, Julie Sears, Patty Hilborne, Linda Johnson, Angie Ash- worth, Roberta Morrow, Kellie Bell, Kathy Herron j t Front Row: John Decker-Manager, Kent Backus, Kelvin Pierce, Jon Richards, Sean Bice-Manager Back Row: Gary Duvall, Tom Ritchie, Dan Bracy, Greg Limoges, Mark Nicholson, John Tacchino, Brad Decker, Dave Cline, Bob Brabant, Phil Bayne, Matt Barr, Coach Tehonica Left to Right: Anne Henry, Pat Johnson, Lisa Harris, Marilynn Smithers, Erin Johnson, Korisa Todd, Shirley Cline, Angie Bush I 71 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front Row: Carol LaLonde, Irene Putman Back Row: Jane Woodward, Debbie McDerment, Val Masters, Kim Johnson, Nancy Tacchino, Sue Perry, Beth LaFleur, Beanie Mack, Vicki Testani, Dorothy Stevens, Debbie Beau- lieu, Mrs. Putney Front Row: Joni Madill, Barbara Schneller, Naomi Cline, Sue Chambers, Babette Barlow, Lucy Mussen Back Row: Colleen Smithers-Manager, Diane Pierce, Mary Ames, Dawn Stiles, Lynn Rice, Vicki Chambers, Lori Thomp- son, Mrs. Putney 4 I 4 1 Front Row i Bill Brabant,-Manager, Bob Brabant, Jeff Kn owl ton, Rod Bush, Rick Barlow, Ken G ordini er, Grant Besio, Ed Siwarski, Jeff Smithers, John Decker, Jon Richards, Dan Barr-Manager Back Row: Betsey Barr-Mana- ger, Coach Tehonica, Paul Drummond, Bryan Smithers, Kelvin Pierce, Mark Nicholson, Brad Decker, John Tacchino, Greg Limoges, Steve Ross, Sean Bice, Mike Rogers, Tom Ritchie, Kent Backus, Phil Bayne, Matt Barr Front Row-Mary Ames, Kim Johnson, Jane Woodward, Vicki Testani, Beanie’'Mack, Missy Ritchie, Dorothy Stevens, Terri Merrill, Linda Johnson, Barb Schneller Back Row- Kellie Bell, Erin Johnston, Lisa Harris, Sue Perry, Nancy Tacchino, Irene Putman, Sheila Dickinson, Janet Simms, Sherry Merrill, Janice Simms, Debbie McDerment, Debbie Beaulieu, Manager, Coach Putney. i 73 % Heuvelton np Girls Win l Oa Heuveltpn Remain OnlyU Heutmtfon tPirlsSee Heuvehon Girls Enter '0a Sectionals en %, Majorettes: Sue Perry, Marilynn Smithers, Korisa Todd, Anne Henry, Kellie Bell, Patty Hilborne, Jane Woodward, Erin Johnston Color Party: Janice Simms, Shannon Besio, Denise Howes, Donna Howes, Carla Thompson, Kim Johnson, Charlene Benson, Diane Pierce, Debbie McDerment, Beanie Mack, Pat Chambers 78 YEARBOOK STAFF Front Row: Nancy Gordinier, Bob Hand, Donna Jackson, Middle Row: Sheila Dickinson, Tammy Lake, Barb Bullock, Carol Fox, Angie Bush, Sean Bice, Irene Putman Back Row: Cathy Cutway, Kent Backus, Diane Havens. Mrs. Hartman, Advisor, Mr. Allen Burns, Photographer (not pictured) Candy Stripers Jane Gilmour, Punkin Benson, Lori Thompson, Carla Thompson, Dor- een Warren 79 Junior Chorus Front Row: Curt Hammond, Ronnie Hartshorn, Donald Kramer, Charles LaFleur, Rick Woodside, Mike Herron, Larry Armstrong, John McCormick Middle Row: Donna Bullock, Trudy Hooper, Becky Bellinger, Holly Taylor, Michele Cutway, Jamie Patterson Mary Premo, Shelly Downing, Donna Pierce Back Row: Darlene Pike, Bonnie Foster, Judy Bayne, Colleen Smithers, Sheila Mon troy, June Layng, Susan Sears, Colleen Barlow, Janet Ross, Anna Marie Youngs, Sandra Downing, Janelle Toomey, Mrs. Bogardus Front Row: Marcia Holland, Donna Jackson, Shelia Dickinson, Sherri Merrill, Terri Merrill, Anne Henry Back Row: Mrs. Hendee; advisor, Jane Gilmour, Mark Nicholson, Kelvin Pierce, Rick Dodds, Ed Kukie, Bob Hand, Dave Cline, Marie Otis, John Patterson Missing from photo: Marilynn Smithers, Korisa Todd, Erin Johnston, Pat Johnson National Honor Society 76 80 Latin Club Row Is Robin McLaughlin, Lori Thompson, Tammy Thompson, Patti Hilborne, Kellie Bell Row 2: Valerie Masters, Jeff Knowlton, Rick Barlow, Kelvin Pierce, Scot Thornhill, Charlie Mitchell, Ernie Couglar, Danny Florin, Lida Kelly French Club Front Row: Chris Carpenter, Rick Dodds, Tim Thompson, Bob Barr, Julie Sears, Kathy Herron, Ed Siwarski, Lisa Harris, Janice Simms, Debbie McDerment, Bill Brabant, Janet Simms, Pat Livingston, Candy Simons Back Row: Jamie Morrow, Lori Gilmour, Janette Debyah, Naomi Cline, Dawn Stiles, Robin Volans Sherrie McLaughlin, Lisa Bellinger, Susan Chambers, Jane Gilmour, Roberta Morrow, Anne Henry, Lynn Rice, Vicki Chambers, Wanda Willard, Rae Rice, Lee Livingston, Jeff Johnston 81 FFA Front Row: Dave Cline; Sentinal. Back Row: Kelvin Pierce; Vice President, Dave Putman; Reporter, Mr, ney; Advisor, Paul Drummond; Treasurer, David Ferris; Secretary, Irene Putman; President. Swee- F.H.A. Front Row: Sharon Crawn, DeeDee Durgan, Mary Trimm, Mimi Youngs, Anita Brown, Carolyn Winans, Robin McLaughlin, Donna Mattice, Doreen Warren, Sue Billings Middle Row: Dana Rice, Patricia Carr, Darlene Pike, Violet Pike, Arlene O'Marah, Leslie Bailey, Corrine Moore Back Row: Lisa Swan, Sandy Downing, Colleen Smi- thers, Joni Madill, Trudy Hooper, Bridget Duprey, Leah LaForty, Julie Wilson, Lisa Davis, Rebecca Billinger, Kim Murdock, Donna Pierce, Carla Thompson, Pumkin Benson. Dorothy Stevens, Jackie Fifield, Miss Bowman, Advisor 7f 82 College Sociology Row Is John Patterson, Andy Cole, Barb Bullock, Cathy Cutway, Kim Todd, Dave Ferris Row 2: Tammy Lake, Donna Jackson, Bob Brabant, Ed Kukie, Sean Bice, Diane Havens, Kent Backus, Angie Bush, Tim Mitchell, Dan Masters, Dave Helmer, Carol Fox Row 3: Bob Hand, Dave Florin College English Front Row: Bob Hand, Dave Florin, Sean Bice, Kent Backus, John Patterson, Back Row: Eddie Kukie, David Fer- ris, Carol Fox, Irene Putman, Donna Jackson, Tammy Lake, Angie Bush, Diane Havens, Bob Brabant 83 7i Morning BOCES Row 1 Brenda Wells, Nancy Gordinier, Dick Billings, John Tacchino, Phil Bayne, Jon Richards, Mike Davis, Steve Crobar, Allen Knapp, Tim Rheome, Rick Hooper, Lee Griffith, Dale Stevens Row 2 Shelia Dickinson, Sherry Ernestine, Michele LaLonde, Tammy Delaney, Dawn Childs, Laura Willard, Randy Masters, Debbie Beaulieu, Carol LaLonde, Cammy Thompson, Richard Mark, Ron Kramer, Jim Bushey, Cindy Stewart Senior Chorus front row: Jamie Morrow, Naomi Cline, Jeanette Debyah, Jane Gilmour, Anne Henry, Shirley Cline, Barb Bullock, Cathy Cutway, Beth LaFleur Back row: Carolyn Winans, Irene Putman, Sue Perry, Bob Hand, Lee Livingston, Greg Finley, Dee Dee Durgan, Mrs. Bogardus 84 Afternoon Boces Front Row: Chris Horton, Rick Adams, Ted Debyah, Ron Finley, John Schneller, Korisa Todd, Violet Pike, Raymond Pray, Lou Anne Smithers, Tom Ritchie, Stephanie Wood, Jo Ann Stone, Steve Price, Ken Morrow, Kevin Madill, Chucky Fenton. Back Row: Doug Deshaw, Tim Hitsman, Rodney Brouillard Roger Jackson, Dale Mussen, Leslie OfMarah, Gary Hanna, Lamona Hamilton, Evelyn Hurlbut, Corrina Webb Bernadette Gagnon, Joyce Johnston, Lynn Gardner, Anneliese King, Kim Rheome, Michelle Holland, Brenda Mattice, Tom San- soucy, Jeff Matthews, Brion Boyeson, Joe LaBarge, Rick Kelso. Stage Band FRONT ROW: Brian Smithers SECOND ROW: Roseanne Wood, Rick Barlow, Babette Barlow, THIRD ROW: John Decker, Jeff Johnston, Lee Livingston, Mike Herron, Carol Fox, Rick Dodds, Dave Henry FOURTH ROW: Kevin Hilborne, Lida Kelly, Warren Putman, Anne Henry Dorren Warren, Michelle LaLonde, Lisa Bellinger FIFTH ROW: Tim Thompson, Dan Burnham 85 Heuvelton Central School Presents Junior Class Prom Theme : DREAM WEAVER May 20, 1977 From 9:00-1:00 Music By : TOPAZ Couple- $7.00 Stag- 5.00 Forecast: 1988 Welcome to Your Class Reunion i It is the year 1988 and time for our class1 tenth year reunion. The first to arrive is Sheila Dickinson Conger, the prize winning cartoonist of Peanuts' . Suddenly we hear the rattle of Dave Florin's vintage 1968 Dodge. Dave is now a famous scuba diver of the Oswegatchie River. Just coming through the door are Jon and Julie Richards, back from California. They attended the third annual stockholders convention of Richard's Electronics,INC. there. As we look down the road, we hear the sirens of a police escort, ahead and in back of a long black limosine. The limosine comes to rest, and Senator Sean Bice steps out. He tells us he is trying to get a bill passed that would make DePey- ster a national landmark. ATTENTION: Basketball fans! Soon to arrive is Kent Backus and Greg Limoges with their lovely wives, the former Angie Bush and Betsy Barr. As the reminiscing goes on about all the great times in good ol' Heuvelton, Irene Putman, famous Dairy Queen of the North country walks in. Following her is the Manager of the Rabbit Breeder Association, Edward Kulde, just getting back from his rabbit exhibition in Australia. There is a sudden break in the group as Allen Knapp, famous motorcyclist rides through the door on his rocket-powered motor- cycle. For our entertainment this afternoon we have a real treat folks! All the way from Las Vegas is famous rock star, Bob Hand and his leading guitar man, Jim Bushey, and back-up singer, Pam Schofell. Arriving by private plane are Colonel Tim Murray of the U.S. Army, and his ten-year steady, Barb Bullock, actress of stage and screen. Following this couple is the world renound psychologist, Cathie Cutway, taking time off from her job. With a girl on each arm, its' Heuvelton's own playboy Chris Gilbert. Famous foozball player, Roger Simmons, is next to appear with all his prize- winning gold medals. Looking through the window we see farmer Richard Pray, driving down the road on his John Deere tractor. Right in back of him are the chain owners of twenty gas stations, Steve Crobar and Ed Wright. Just coming through the door back from their dangerous hunting exhibition in Africa, where they were hunting wild boars, are David Helmer, John Patterson, and Mike Gushea. Tae Suk Choe, Kim Todd Sutton, Lisa King, and David Ferris are next to arrive. As they talk about all their life and death experiences as nurses, Cindy Stewart and Mike Davis come trucking through the door, in their fancy threads. Since the retirement of their boss, Mike and Cindy are now full owners of the Lodge. The person who has come the farthest distance is Donna Jackson. We hear that she is doing quite well in her accounting business with her husband in Utah. It seems she has picked up Tammy Lake and Carol Fox Todd on the way here. Tammy and Carol have just returned from their monthly teach- er's association meeting. From the same neck of the woods come Theresa Durgan and Mary DiYanni all the way from New Mexico where they have been witnessing to millions. Next to arrive is Bridget Ritchie, new manager of McDonald's in Ogdensburg. She certainly has come a long way from waiting on people! Following her is John Tac- chino just getting back from his trip to Arizona. Bryan Smithers is next to appear, with his latest sale sheet from his store, Edwards Grocery. Just back from Paris, France is famous artist, Diane Havens. She has recently finished an art exhibit there. In the distance we hear the roaring of Ron Stevens' famous race car. He is very happy to announce 88 as he walks through the door, that his car is non-pollutant. Look who is here folks. It's Miss DePeyster herself, Vick- ie Bray and her assisant Glen Bray. Vickie has been up to her ears in X-rays! From Babysitter's Anonymous it's Deb- Bie Beaulieu, with all her handy tips on how to babysit all night without pulling your hair out! A truck races up the entrance of the building. On the side of the truck there is gold lettering, BAYNES'S ELECTRIC . Philip says he loves his job, except,when his amps get damp . . . it's a shocking experience. The famous poet and wine taster, Dan Masters has just arrived from a wine convention. He seems' to be feeling no pain. Now arriving is Chef Greg Finley just back from Italy where he had a demonstration on how to make and break Lady Fingers. Following Greg is Joyce Johnston, secretary of Johnston and Johnston. World renound model Emily Brown arrives next with her two personal beauticians, Cammy Thompson and Sherry Ernestine. Coming through the door with their sharp Marine uniforms we see Silas, Jill, and Rick Hooper. We hear that they've started their own military staff. As we go up for some punch we see Lab Tech. Mary Anne Carroll and Data Processors Dawn Childs and Laura Willard. These three work in the same hospital and have a ball dating all the doctors! Walking through the door with his cleats, we see John Decker, the famous baseball player who has an average of 400. Representing the DePeyster elite . . we see Pam Todd walking up the drive, and following her, the former Debi Kelly, and her husband. As Debi greets old friends, we see Randy Masters coming up the steps. Randy seems to have another broken arm. Some people are just accident prone! Walking through the door now we see Lori McManus Stowe. Lori and her two kids, are up visiting her parents all the way from England. Garage operator Pete Abar walks in next. He has taken over his father's business and with him is his secretary and sister, Theresa Abar. Michelle LaLonde and Tammy Delaney are just arriving. Tammy and Michelle are both carrying stacks of Tammy's poems for us to read. Looking down the road we see a whole group of girls swarming around, and right among them we see Bob Brobant! As he pushes his way through we see fashion designer, Judy Brandy driving in the parking lot. As she gets out we see she has on the newest fashion which she her- self designed. World renound nucleur physicist Tim Mitchell is next to enter. We are quite proud to see him here. Michele Groulx and her handsome son walk in after Tim. Man the life boats and Anchors away , because friends, here come Heuvelton's Navy, Brenda Wells and Floyd Cousino. Then Nancy Gordinier enters, she is now a famous artist in New York City. Mathematician, Jim Harris, slowly walks in next. It seems he is trying to figure out the probability that Greg Mitchell will arrive soon. I don't know how he figured it out, but as we start to sit down, we see Greg run in and get in his seat just in time. Just as we had given up we see our last classmate, Richard Mark walk in. Well it seems like everyone could make it. We have a lot of catching up to do, so your number one report- ers are signing off. Bye for now. Tammy Lake Barbara Bullock 89 Class Will I, Peter Abar, leave to Kevin Madill a map to show him how to get to English class. I leave to John Decker and Bob Hand the memories of Mrs. Hendee's English class. I, Theresa Abar, will leave my shyness and good behavior in classes to anybody who may need it. I, Kent Backus, being of sound mind and physique do hereby bequeath the following: a book on Do It Your- self Income Tax to Sean Bicej.a special thanks to all my friends for their friendship and good times, especially my very close partner-Ang. To the future athletes I leave attitude, hustle and desire to take on challenges and always come out a winner (with the three above you will never be a loser, but a person who gave everything . . , plus 2%) I, Elizabeth leave peace and quiet during the soccer and basketball games to Coach Tehonica and Mr. Barlow the basketball teams hope that they become the champions before Coach retires; and any seat on the Boces bus for somebody to help Bill drive his bus; and courage to Mrs. Kelly to face the next fifty years. I, Phil Bayne, leave the thought of Senioritis to those Seniors to come, my Steve McQueen driving to Tom Ritchie, and to Coach Tehonica the thrill of victory and to the players the agony of defeat. I, Debbie Beaulieu, leave my good looks and personality to the girls sports teams, my top to Beanie, a pen to Deb McDerment, love to all my sweethearts, and many thanks to a very special person for being there when I needed him and for getting me through my last three years of high school. I, Sean Bice, do hereby will and bequeath the following: a slighty used rocking chair to Mr. Lenney, Thanks to Mr. Lynch for all his advice, a book on how to treat girls to the Cuban, my Senior-coolness to the girls of the Class of 1980, and memories of a great Senior year plus my undying energy on the weekends to Beanie. I, Bob Brabant, do hereby will to Dave F. a ten plus on Bush's corner and another party at Eel Weir; to Sean a problem free life, because I won't always be around; to Davey C. that greeny by Mr. Moore's room and the ability to use my finger, to Shannon great memories and a place to party every weekend, to Mary Anne a 10 hour conversation someday, to John D. some muscles, so he won't hurt himself, trying to get some, to my brother my ability to jump snowbanks and survive, to the rest of my friends great times, great times, and great memories. I, Glen Bray, will my cunning to skip class to Robin McLaughlin. I, Vickie Bray, leave to anyone that wants it, a path welltrodden in the halls at HCS, and to Mr. Stitt; an arguement! I, Emily Brown, will be leaving here soon to carry on my lessons in another direction- I leave to all the kids the tennis court and all my good times there, I also leave Sue Thornhill all my love and the power to carry out her last year here! I, Barb Bullock, leave my memories of good talks and crys to the other Bobsey twin, (thanks Cathie). Best of luck to Amber and Kermit; to Donna, good luck and take care of growing up; to Tim I leave a Dollar, two- eighty three and a quater, FROG, my heart, and all my love. I, Angela Bush, leave to Sean an understanding ear and a pair of dusty hiking boots for the future; to Diane a Saturday night plan that works and someone 18; a button that says, I'm a Winner! , and hopes that he'll grow another foot so he can drink it, love and happiness to Rod; and to Kent I leave memories of all we've done and thanks for the happiness he's given me and my love always, but, most importantly -- life size posters of Elvis and Johnny Bench. I, Mary Anne Carroll, leave all the long talks to Carol, Donna, Laura, Dawn, and Judy. To Sean, I leave a pack of grape bubble yum, to Beanie and Sissy K. I leave all the fun times; To Lisa H. I leave another arm to write long notes. To Julie I leave the ability to attend one basketball game; To Diane and Angie I leave all the big scoops and to Bobby I leave the long talks on the phone and good times. To all my friends I leave the memories of HCS. I, Dawn Childs, leave my ability of never being ready on time to Mary Anne. To Rat, I leave a date with blondie, and to Sheila I leave all those times we went to see Vincent Price and my ability to dodge telephone poles. I, Floyd Cousino, being of sound mind and body, leave Mr. Stitt a friendly suggestion to learn how to pro- nounce certain people's names right in the near future. I, Steve Crobar, leave Mike Davis my power wagon so he will have a good truck. My carpentry knowledge to Sam Steele and a dull knife to Cammy Thompson to cut hair with. I, Cathie Cutway, leave to my other Bobsey twin, Barbie, my sexy P.J.'s, and memories full of love. Pam, I leave my teddy bear and long lasting friendship; Bobby B. I leave my ticket to Aculpoco, and Mrs. Kelly my happy smile, And Steve, I leave you my heart and all my love in the future. I, Michael Davis, leave Mike McSorley my Scout, Stud Crobar the power of the Scout for his DODGE; My power, wealth, and estates to Steve and Sue; My carpenter skills to Sam; My popcorn factory to Sue Ann and my thoughts and feelings for Cindy. I, John Decker, leave to anyone who can handle Coach Tehonica's weights; to Bob Hand, I leave all our memories of Mrs. Hendee's English class, to Pete Abar, I leave a road map so he can find his way to English class, to Julie Sears, I leave a grape lollipop, To Richard Raven and Steve Ross I leave all our talks about girls, to Susan Sears I leave ability to say hi to people; and last but not least I leave my brother Brad all our great times together and most of all our ability to fight. I, Tammy Delaney, leave my undying talents of charm to Laurie, to JJ I leave all the---I've raised and my secrets for staying out of trouble. To SNAPP and POP I leave our walks at BOCES and our secrets for getting into and out of trouble to anyone who thinks they can match it. P.S. To my PUPPY I leave all my LOVE . . . • P.S.S. To Lori D. I leave our warm seat on the bus. I Sheila Dickinson, leave to Irene memories of our talks to Harrisville; To Dawn and Laura I leave happy moments with Stransk, to Fred one date with Norman, to Frog, a set of jumper cables. To Norman, I leave my future and to my friends at HCS, I leave happiness and love. I, Mary DiYanni, leave Lida Kelly a journey to the City for that I.Dto my sister Margaret, my seat in Mr. Putney's .... if I ever make it out!?!? to Mrs. Hartman ... someone else to pick up after her! (Really, its been a great year! Thanks) To T.D. ... a freebie to many a Mike Clark concert. And best of all, I leave with a smile on my face knowing I won't be back next year!! ! I, Sherry Ernestine, do hereby bequeath the following: My ability to get to homeroom on time to Carla, my thinnes to Pumpkin, my brains to Dumb Dora , to Shirley and Brenda my thanks for being two of the greatest friends. To Lori, Lisa and Margaret my ability to stay inside the ceramics door. I would like to thank Mrs. Kelly for not only being a great teacher but for being a friend and understanding. To Mr. Arnold (who never steered me wrong) many thanks. To a special person, Jim, I leave my love and my life. I, David Ferris, would like to leave Carol Fox the third teeter-totter in the playground; and would like to leave a little peace and quiet in the guidance office. I, Greg Finley, leave my teakettle to Mrs. Foultz; and my future business in Europe to Brenda Wells and all my love to Joyce Johnston. I, Dave Florin, leave Bob a bottle of strawberry wine and a camping spot at Eel Weir, to Donna, Tammy, Irene, and Carol all the great times and discussions. To John, a book on how to win at chess quickly; to Sean I leave my car and to Bridget I leave a great ride to McDonalds. And to all my other friends I leave a lot of fun times. I, Carol Fox, being of sound and body do hereby bequeath..................a seat under my maple tree to Sean; ice skates to Donna; a foghorn for those McDonald trips to Kim; a quilt to Lori; my art ability, my cheerful mornings, and a M-38 toothbrush to Tammy Sue ; AND TO JOHN .... me. I, Nancy Gordinier, being of somewhat sound mind and body leave the following: To Cindy, my Monday morning ambition, to T.M.M. all my unsuccessful attempts ? To my brothers and sister my ability to stay out of trouble. I, Jim Harris, leave Mr. Foultz my over abundance of smarts, Lynn the chance to fill her dreams, and the rest of the kids in school a way to bug Mr. Stitt. I, Diane Havens, leave the following: To Tammy Lake a purple Gremlin and who is in it. To John P. and David H. an everlasting supply for their survival kit. To Sean B. someone to do his taxes. And to Angie all of the good memories and a plan for some Saturday night. I, David Helmer, being of sound mind and body bequeath to the class of '78, nothing . . . P.S. I leave a sling for Diane Haven's arm from John Patterson. I, Jill Hooper, leave all my love to Junior Skiff and my parents, and my laugh to Trudy Hooper for Mrs. Kelly. Also best wishes to the class of '78. I, Silas Hooper, leave Mr. Foultz my ceramics talent; To Bob Wainwright I leave the objects done; and to Debbie Woodside I leave my loving heart. I, Ricky Hooper, leave Mr. Ames my brain, I leave Jar Head Lee Griffith, the great times ahead. I, Donna Jackson, do hereby bequeath the following: the ability to know where the towel goes to Tammy, a map of back roads to Carol; a carton of chocolate milk to Mike and Lori; the perfect day to Irene; a bikini to Kim; my ability to play chess to Dave Florin and John Decker; a great amount of accident insurance to Mr. Lake; and to all my cellmates, memories of the good times we had together. I, Joyce Johnston, leave all my love to my family and Greg Finley, and my driving techniques to Mr. Arnold. I, Debbie Kelly, leave the following: My shortness to whoever fullfills it, all the great long talks we had to Laura, the happiness throughout their lives to Lori and Mike; In becoming a great squid to Brenda; to Mr. Lenney his great sense of humor always calling me Kebbie Delly. To the one that's very special to me, my love always . I also leave HCS with great times and memories. I also leave Sheila the happy moments at Pope Mills. I, Lisa King, leave HCS with the hopes of teaching my younger brother Jim; To Punkin, I leave my nsg talents and my good looks. I, Allen Knapp, leave my coolness to Greg Limoges who needs it and to Richard Pray I leave my leather gloves. I, Edward Kukie, beign of relatively sound mind, leave the following: to Irene, and electric razor; to Tammy, a dog to keep Boozer company; to Bob H. a lifetime sucscription to Billboard and to Donna a whole pan of apple crisp. Also to all of my other friends the memories here at HCS. I, Tammy Lake, leave the following: Kim some love for her bellybutton; Donna my ability to avoid accidents and an exciting weekend; Carol my way of remembering ALL of a joke and an apple tree; Lori a box of tea for her crumpets; Ed my mathematical skills and Dave Florin a pizza at Oscar's. I also leave hopes that Dan and Mike L. have as many good times as I had at HCS and unforgettable memories to everyone. I, Michelle LaLonde, leave all the Seagrams 7 she can drink to Crackle , to G.H. my bionic hips, and a centerfold of Dave. To Burger King I leave a McDonalds quarter-pounder, and to Kenny all my secrets of how to stay out of trouble. To a few juniors all the----I raised, and I hope that you's can raise a little more ! I, Gerger Burger, leave behind three things: my basketball sneakers to whoever is tough enough to take my place as apeman My animal power to the future soccer players. My chair in the cafeteria for the person who can eat so much I have. 91 I, Dan Masters, being of a throughly stoned mind, do hereby bequeath the following: to Mr. Lenney, I leave all my golden hair because he needs it, to Gary Duvall I leave my age of 19 and all my drinking skills; to Rhonda Roach I leave my Foozball skills and to all those beautiful girls I never met I leave my phone number (344-7168) and to this school I leave the first edition of my autobiography of life in Heuvelton and an empty baggie. I, Randy Masters, leave to Mark my elegant way with women. To Val, I leave my patience and cool headed- ness; to Mr. Stitt I leave a book on how to sit in a chair, because he is never in his office for more than five min- utes; And to Mrs. Kelly may you never have another student as smart as I. I, Lori McManus Stowe, leave a portable john and lots of hankies to Kim Todd for her sudden attacks; a lot of great times and memories to Donna, Kim, Tammy, and Carol, and all my happiness, life, and love to Michael. I, Greg Mitchell, being of superior mind, leave my incredible Vulcan brain to Mr. Lenney and my patience with this school to Mr. Stitt. Gocxi-bye! I, Timothy John Mitchell, being of sound mind (reasonably sound) and body, do hereby bequeath the following to my darling sister I leave my patience, to Irene I leave my general sweetness of character, to Dave Ferris I leave my notes and to whoever will take it I leave one littered locker. I, Tiomthy Murray, of not sound mind- but willing, leave both of my junkers to the nearest junk yard; and all of my love to Barb. I, John Patterson, being of fairly sound mind and body leave my truck to Mr. Lenney because he wouldn’t know what it was to own a good truck; to Stephanie Wood I leave willpower; and to Mike Gushea I leave a half a tooth to go along with his stub tooth. I, Richard Pray, leave all my love to Donna Matthie; my guitar playing talent to Dale Mussen; and my old pair of tube socks to Coach Teh'onica. I, Julie Phillips, leave my skating ability to Pee Wee; my ability to get ready for school on time to Kevin; to Dean, I leave my driving ability so he can deep my car from getting stuck; to Mary Anne, I leave a lasting friendship; to Jon I leave all my love. I, Irene Putman, not being of sound mind and body leave my ability to milk cows to my brother; I also leave a six-pack to Eddie so he can sniff the bottlecaps; American Top 40 to Bob H.; my friendship to Sheila; my smile to Mr. Martin; and my problems to Mr. Moore; I leave my card playing to Mr. Lynch and my love to Kevin. I, Jon Richards, leave my basketball ability to Coach; to Wayne, I leave my Dodge Power; to Richard Raven, I leave my tinker bell hat; to Mrs. Kelly I leave the memories of our boring English class; I leave my great friend- ship to Kent; Last but not least I leave my future to Julie. I, Pam Schofell, leave Cathie C. my ability to talk too much; and especially all my friendship and swag- wanguage. And to Ding-Wong all the great walks in the hall. And to Bob all my love. To Barbie, the mailbox and the saying. I, Roger Simmons, leave to Dave Florin my professional skills at foozball, my gold medals to the guys in the Senior class; and all my love to Dawn. I, Bryan Smithers, being of reasonably sound mind leave the following: To Jon Richards, my GMC truck and what it stands for, to replace that old Dodge. To John Tacchino, my tools and knowledge to fix the jeep, com binder, etc. and to Mr. Arnold five free Steve McQueen driving lessons given by Phil Bayne. I, Cindy Stewart, leave to Bridget an A in English; and to Molly B. a tube of Lippy an a kitty in a bag !!! To Judy I leave 48 lovely hours to get ready to go out in. And to the 98 pound weakling, Phil Bayne, I’ll leave my strength; But most of all to Mike, I’ll leave memories of our good times and hopes for many more! I, John Tacchino, leave my sports talents to those players of the future that like to warm the bench more than play; I leave my driving talents to those poor people who still have to take Driver Ed; I leave my partying skills to those people who are out for a good time. I, Kim Todd, would like to first express much happiness, love and special thanks to Donna, Tammy, Carol, and Lori, To the better half of the Bobsey twins, I leave my ability to drive standard between two trees (without hitting one), To Lori, I leave her high hopes that she will never lose her sphincter control. To Tammy and Carol, I leave a paperplate and sunction cups; To Sheila, I leave the ability to be jumped like a Frog by my Hero , To Deb I leave the memories of all our good' times and talks. To an incredible man, I leave, Harvey Winfield Downing, a special thanks for always being there to get my car going; and to a certain guy I leave all my love and happiness for our lives together. I, Pam Todd, give all my love to my family; Robin and Lori, the first stall in the bathroom; Dee the best of luck with Richard; And John and Richard a set of clubs and a six-pack of Pabst. I, Brenda Wells, I leave all the great times ahead to Teddy; The chair in the Guidance office to Danny; All the long bus rides home to Mr. Freeman. I, Laura Willard, leave a box of Oleo double stuffs to Sheila; My charming personality and my ability to get along with grits to Dawn; To Wanda the memories of some of life’s moments I have shared with her; and my heart to a special someone. I, Tae Suk Choa, Leave all my good memories to Heuvelton High School. To Barb I leave our many long talks and best of luck in the future. Good luck to all the seniors. We would like to recognize Mr. Robert Bray for his many years of service here at Heu- velton Central School as our Business Manager. His cheerful smile and his ever present good nature will be absent from these halls, but in everyone, who knew him a little bit of his warmth and humor will live on. He was a very dedicated man and a credit to our school. Our hearts are heavy from his passing, yet the memories of his life lives on. Mr. Bray, we will miss you. SENIOR Directory 94 Abar, Peter Heuvelton Boces 3, 4 Future Plans- Work Abar, Theresa Heuvelton Boces 2, 3 FHA 2 Future Plans - undecided Backus, Kent Heuvelton Class Officer 1, 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 All Star 3 Soccer 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Honorable Mention 1, 2 Varsity Club 1 Student Council 1 Yearbook Staff 4 College courses Psychchogy English Sociology Future Plans College Barr, Elizabeth Ogdensburg Boces 3, 4 Soccer Manager 4 Basketball Manager 4 Future Plans- undecided Bayne, Philip DePeyster Basketball 2, 3, 4 Soccer 3, 4 Future Plans-Work Beaulieu, Debra DePeyster Basketball 3, 4 Softball 3 Boces 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Soccer Manager 4 Future Plans- Work Bice, Sean DePeyster Yearbook Staff 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Gov't.- 2, 3, 4 Language Club 1, 2 College English, Sociology and Psychology Class Officer 1 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Future Plans- Potsdam State Brabant, Robert Heuvelton Basketball 2, 3, 4 Soccer 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 College English, Sociology 1 and 2 Brandy, Judith Heuvelton Boces 3, 4 Future Plans- College Bray, Vickie Heuvelton FHA 1, 2 Future Plans- undecided Brown, Emily Heuvelton Junior Band 1, 2 Junior Chorus 1 Bullock, Barbara Rensselaer Falls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 1 Yearbook staff- 4 College Sociology Future Plans- College Bush, Angela Ogdensburg Language Club 1, 2 GAA 1 College courses-Psychology Sociology and English Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook staff 4 Future plans - college Bushey, Jim Heuvelton Boces 3, 4 Future Plans- College Carroll, Mary Anne Heuvelton Soccer 3 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Plans- Work or College Childs, Dawn Heuvelton Boces 3, 4 Future Plans- Work Cousino, Floyd DePeyster Future Plans-Service or Work Crobar, Stephen Heuvelton Boces 3, 4 Future Plans-Construction Work Cutway, Catharine Ogdensburg Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4 College Courses Sociology I II Future plans- college Davis, Michael, Heuvelton Boces 3, 4 Soccer 2 Future PI a ns-work and College Decker, John Heuvelton Soccer 3, 4 Allstar 3 Honorable Mention 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Plans- undecided Delaney, Tammy Rensselaer Falls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Boces 4 FHA 1, 2 Pep Club Typing Services Future PI a ns- Canton ATC Dickinson, Sheila Heuvelton Chorus 1, 2 Newspaper Staff 1, 2 FHA 1, 2 District Office 3 Class Officer 3, 4 Language Club 1, 2 NHS 2, 3, 4 Softball 3, 4 GAA 1 Boces 3, 4 Basketball Manager 3, 4 Future Plans - Work DiYanni, Mary Heuvelton Future Plans- Columbus, Ohio Shiloh House Durgan, Teresa, - Heuvelton Future Plane- Columbus, Ohio Shiloh House Durham, Georg e anna Heuvelton Florin, David Ogdensburg Language Club 1, 2 College Sociology, English and Psychology Student Council 1-, 2, 3 Future Plans- Stony Brook State Ferris, David Heuvelton Swimming 1, 2 FTA 1 College Sociology, and English FFA 4 Future Plans- College Fox, Carol Heuvelton Yearbook Staff 4 Language Club 1,2,3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Stage Band 4 College Sociology, English, and Psychology Valley League 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 2 Future Plans- Roberts Weslyan College Finley, Greg Heuvelton Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Valley League Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Area All State Chorus 1, 2, 2, 4 Future Plans- College Gilbert, Christopher Ogdensburg Boces 3, 4 Future Plans-College Gordinier, Nancy Heuvelton Boces 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Future Plans- undecided Gushea, Michael Heuvelton Hand, Robert Rensselaer Falls Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 French Club 1, 2, 3 Class Officer 2, 3 College English, and Sociology Newspaper Staff 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Future Plans- St. Lawrence University Harris, James Heuvelton FFA 4 Future Plans- College Havens, Diane Heuvelton Band 1 Class Officer 2 French Club 1, 2 College English and Sociology Yearbook Staff 4 Future Plans- College Helmer, David Ogd ensburg Latin Club FFA 4 College English, Sociology Future Plans- College Hooper, Jill Rensselaer Falls FHA 1 Future Plans- Service Hooper, Ricky Rensselaer Falls Boces 3, 4 Future Plans- Service Hooper, Silas Rensselaer Falls Boces 2, 3 Jackson, Donna DePeyster Language Club 1, 2, 3 Newspaper Staff 1 Student Council 2, 3 Senior Class President College Sociology English, and Psychology National Honor Society 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Future Plans- College Johnston, Joyce Ogdensburg Boces 3, 4 Future Plans- Massena Business School Kelly, Debra Heuvelton Basketball 3 Softball 1 FHA 12, 3, 4 Future Plans- Undecided King, Anneliese Ogdensburg FHA 1,2 Chorus 1, 2 Future Plans- Service Knapp, Allen Ogdensburg Basketball 1 Boces 3, 4 Future Plans- Work Kukie, Edward Ogdensburg Class Officer 3, 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Latin Club 1, 2, 3 College English, and Sociology Fuutre Plans- College Lake, Tammy Heuvelton Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Language Club 1, 2, 3 Yearbook Staff -4 Newspaper staff 1 Drama Club 2, 3 College English, Psychology and Sociology Valley League 3j 4 Candystriping 2, 3 Future Plans- Potsdam State LaLonde, Michelle Ogdensburg Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Boces 3, 4 FHA 1, 2 Valley League 3 Stage Band 3 Future Plans-Work Limoges, Gregory Ogdensburg Soccer 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Boces 3 Future Plans-Service Mark, Richard Heuvelton Boces 3, 4 Future Plans- undecided Masters, Daniel Heuvelton Language 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Soccer 3 Band 1, 2 College Sociology, English Future Plans- College or Work 94 96 Stowe McManus, Lori DePeyster Band 1, 2 Future Plans- England Mitchell, Gregory Heuvelton Photography Club 2 Newspaper Staff 2 Future Plans- undecided Mitchell, Timothy Heuvelton Language Club 3 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4 College English, and Sociology National Merit commended scholar Future Plans- College or Service Murray, Timothy Ogdensburg Boces 3 Future Plans- Service Patterson, John Ogdensburg Latin Club 1, 2, 3 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 FFA, College Sociology, Psychology Fuutre Plans- Canton ATC English Phillips, Julie Heuvelton Cheering 2, 3 Future Plans- Work Pray, Richard DePeyster Boces 3, 4 FFA Future Plans- Farmer Putman, Irene Heuvelton FHA 1 FFA 4 GAA 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Valley League 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 4 Class Officer 1 Soccer 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Gov't. 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 College English, Psychology Future Plans- Canton ATC Richards, Jon Heuvelton Boces 3,4 Soccer 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Plans-Work Ritchie, Bridget Heuvelton Future Plans- Work Schofell, Pamela Ogdensburg FHA 1,2 Chorus 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Future Plans undecided Simmons, Roger Heuvelton Chorus 1 Sociology II Future Plans- Canton ATC Smithers, Bryan Heuvelton Boces 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Stage Band 2, 3, 4 Valley League 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Soccer 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Future Plans- Canton ATC Stevens, Ronald Rensselaer Falls Boces Future Plans- Work Stewart. Cynthia Boces 3, 4 Band 1 Future Plans- undecided Tacchino, John Heuvelton Boces 3, 4 Future Plans Phoenix, Arizona Thompson, Camilla Heuvelton Boces 3, 4 Cheering 3 Future Plans- undecided Todd, Kim DePeyater Language Club 1, 2 National Honor Society 2 Boces 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 1 Yearbook 4 College English, Sociology and Psychology Future Plans- College Todd, Pamela DePeyster Chorus 1, 2, 3 Future Plans college Medical Secretary Wells, Brenda Ogdensburg FHA 1,2 Softball 2 Boces 3, 4 Future Plans Service Willard, Laura Heuvelton Boces 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3 Future Plans- undecided Masters, Randall Heuvel ton Boces 3, 4 Future Plans- Delhi Wright, Edwin Heftve Iton Rocket Club 2 Boces 2 Future Plans- Work DtdAs DoAr @ cwoosea U)holesoL.le Inc „ . Ca-ntom j NW PA. 336-� 2yfe w ' '§ Complements of K'J kitchen Ip jW C0MPUhENT5 ) 'tfdhqe Shoppe WeuveJtor AI.V. ry Hr.ftbu'i'beotuJtu, (jQ Sfc AC Qtldensbujra N-H. r J 313-ceBi. CompLmen+S of O densbur (agmy) Everyth) ncj For TO.r-iv� o j d home Loujcr Patterson SVree-f Ph.313-4300 —■ , A MEAL FOR Y0U.R MONEY dl9®SUO NffT A SNACK 825 State Streef O densbu. - , N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF FOX FOX AIR SERVICE INVALID AIR COACH 99 GOOD LUCK CLASS ! P L SERVICE Congratulations SENIORS BENNETT STORE State Street Heuvelton, New York 13654 WALTER B. BRIGGS Licensed Director Appliance Repair Irish Settlement Road Heuvelton, New York 13654 Phone: 344-8863 Radio Controlled Trucks 5X5 CAROLINE STREET OGDENSBURG, NEW YORK 13669 TELEPHONE 393-1414 ST. LAWRENCE NATIONAL BANK A Full Service Bank (315) 393-1350 393-1351 • A DELIVKR OGDENSBURG BUILDING SUPPLY, INC 12 RIVER STREET OGDENSBURG, NEW YORK 13669 Each depositor insured to $40,000 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Canton, Carthege, Edwards, Gouverneur, Harrisville, Heuvelton, Lowvillfe, Madrid, Norwood, Ogdensburg, Port Leydon, Potsdam, Star Lake. 100 AIELLO DAIRY FARMS I-YELL-O One of the largest Manufacturers of Italian Cheese in the United States Brooklyn, N.Y. Ogdensburg, N.Y. Heuvelton, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 JOHNSTON ELECTRIC AND MAINTENANCE EARLE JOHNSTON, Owner HEUVELTON, NEW YORK 13654 TELEPHONE 344-2498 SERVICE STATION INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS - BULK PLANT MAINTENANCE RlInnPholoardph U -337 Plain f tree-l y r Qcjdir bara tT)luJ JLjbr-A' Phcne: 313 -ma yA'''.V %i; ' Teachers Association ccrqra3t oLaUA Ih . Cloco of 'fWKt fl Coi N pIime.to S ©£’ °r' Ani Mrs Clivt Chamber CAMERON’S FABRICARE CENTER M C a.fito n strtef 0 9. discount fer OQrfensbura.MY. CAShtCc ry Pr« fcss orwxJ «-nd 0UAMC; 0 7 Cleaning Sdf Service. 3 }3 4 0 -u‘n 'r) Com rmcWts o'f • U arA W (f rA A y A Son SlX e y f Ron fj.y ” � w, jyp-«y 102 Compliments of: JESSE CRAWFORD INS. CO. Box 212 344-8833 Heuvelton, New York AMERICAN FAMILY. IIMSU RAN o m Compliments to: Class of '78 CHARLOTTE’S BEAUTY NOOK State Street, Heuvelton, N.Y. Colleen G Charlotte Prop. ROBERT J. SLOAN Plumbing - Carpeting Modem Scheirich Kitchen Heuvelton N. Y. Ph. 344-2249 Compliments of: THE SHAMROCK State Street Heuvelton, N.Y. JENK’S TAVERN 10 Lake Street Ogdensburg, New York Prop. Bill G Mary Hess Compliments of: DASHNAW G KNOWLTON BUILDERS Inc. Heuvelton 344-2303 B G B QUIK STOP COMPLIMENTS OF: Qh Compliments of: HACKETT’S HARDWARE Ogdensburg, N.Y. LAKE INSURANCE AGENCY Dan Lake Heuvelton, New York 13654 Phone: 344-2420 Compliments of: HEUVELTON BOWLING CENTER 344-7993 Life, Auto, Fire, Theft, Liability. Homeowner, Health, Inland Marine. 103 Hands Down! The Jackson 4 Party Time How am I going to tell jmom? We made it alive! Women Drivers Wow! Would you look at that! Compliments to the class of '78 from: THE NATIONAL ARMY STORE Seaway Shopping Center Ogdensburg, NY Compliments of: McLELLAN FUNERAL HOME Congratulations to the Class of '78 RODNEY SALLY BUSH FAMILY Bridge Creek Farms Route 3 Ogdensburg, N.Y. COLORADO - NEW YORK River House Wares ANTIQUES, PRINTS POTS PHOTOGRAPHY Kyle David Hartman Sally White Hartman Furnitun- string RIV£R H0(jgE SQUARI, 1-315-344-8882 Rensselaer Falls, N.Y. 13680 another ghetto studios production ‘75 105 For a New or Used Car SEE MORT BACKUS SONS On Canton — Ogdensburg Road. Phone 393-5899 or 344-7973 Ask for Jack — Pat — Mike or Paul American Motors PI Congratulations Class of '78 Larry Worden AMC-Jeep Inc Riverside Drive Ogdensburg, New York 393-4750 Quik-Rite Cleaners Cleanri jhfc with. Qu.k-Rite Alterationsand repairs ]322 Fori Street Ogdensbura NeoJ Vbr k Phone1 393-1020 CorrtpVvroentS Newel I Manufacture Con papy u Cong ra 'v0°i 'e ccfan Oieu olj b, ? 7sJ orc A) ru Qood Serd C£, c£ aoLjru of Orient Cp pRs industries lNC J C T 210 FACTORY ST VJATCRTOWKNY. Rv an'5 Hr ess J_____i iwur o • « a Letterpress and Offset Printers 305 Main Stree.t Ogdensburg, NeuiYor nooirflCo GQoafflOirv SAVINGS BANK OGDENSBURG POTSDAM MASSEN C© Mr. and Mrs. William Masters Dave and Kelly Masters Mr. Ralph McMartin Ethel LaPash Val Masters Heuvelton Agway Petroleum Washington Street Heuvelton, New York 106 v jMcL UioMirv b St. 's7 jua dt6voKV. THE DECORATOR CORNER 214 CAROLINE ST. SHOP-AT-HOME 393-4470 tBn - °K luxJL +0 +M_ oxj AA£y: A Special Memoriam to Chad Gibbons from The 8th Grade Bastas Flower Shop Frank's Riverside Inn Mark Bayne Bill's Hairstyling The Brewery Restaurant Mr. £ Mrs. Moore Mr. £ Mrs. Alfred J. Miss Elen Nichols Bob £ Kathy Todd Bob Johnson £ family Mr. £ Mrs. Wesley Stitt Heuvelton Equipment Mr. £ Mrs. Richard Barlow Nates Auto Parts Mr. £ Mrs. Ken Cole Gary's Men £ Boy's Mr. £ Mrs. Robert Balfour Hairstyling Dennis Nortz Mr. £ Mrs. Seward Sibley Mr. £ Mrs. Lawrence Ames Jones General Tires Mr. £ Mrs. Bruce Gordon Mr. £ Mrs. Mason Steele Mr. Daniel L. Bray Phil Bray Edwin J. Siwarski Paul's Barber Shop Mrs. Howard Dodd Anonymous Donor Mr. £ Mrs. William V. The Beauty Inn Rnowlton White House Mr. £ Mrs. Lyle Sloan Oscar's Mr. £ Mrs. John Mayne Bill Vielhauer John Ferris Candle Comer Marlene Ferris Mr. William Arnold Mr. £ Mrs. David Poulton Mr. Lenny LeRoy Backus Mrs. Marek Mr. £ Mrs. Glenn Timmerman Bill Grant Mr. £ Mrs. Calvin Zimmer Mr. £ Mrs. Aubrey Duvall Mr. £ Mrs. William Goccia Irene Blackus Collin's Motors Ms. Bailey Seaway Sewing Center Mag's Tropical Fish Utica Plumbing o)ir ere . . Q.ual itj counts y nrtt HE ng 393-0M9. 107 A F T.V. APPLIANCE CENTER Heuvelton, New York 13654 Phone: 344-7710 Television Sales £ Service Zenith-Radio T.V. Hongus Distributor Westinghouse £ Appliances GOOD LUCK TO THE PROPRIETOR BROWNELL BAKER HEUVELTON LIQUOR STORE State Street Heuvelton, New York 13654 Phone: 344-7051 ' 'Congratulations Class of '78 CASTLEMAN’S WELDING AND MACHINE SHOP Waddington, New York Phone 388-7816 Municipal and Industrial Machinery Repair GRADUATING CLASS RICHARDSON HARDWARE Heuvelton, New York 13654 Phone: 344-2321 OFFICE PHONE 393-3408 HOME PHONE 393-7153 PAUL A. MILLER STAFF SERGEANT U.S. ARMY RECRUITER U.S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION CUSTOMS HOUSE 127 N. WATER ST. OGDENSBURG, NY 13676 108 PRODUCERS OF BREEN'S REAL BARBECUED CHICKEN MAPLE CITY PROCESSORS INC. 500 CEDAR ST,, P. O. BOX 161 OGDENSBURG, NEWYORK 13669 PHONE 315-393-5540 PAUL GILBERT PRINT SHOP, INC. AT FLACKV1LLE WEDDING INVITATIONS, AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING OGDENSBURG SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Ford Street Mall P.O. Box 329 Odgensburg, New York PH: 393-4340 Old glory. She has withstood every assault an enemy could throw at her. And still she flies above the greatest nation on earth,1 a nation which repre- sents democracy in the history of mankind. Our flag is a beacon of freedom to the rest of the world. Air Force people know the price that was paid to keep our flag flying. And we know the sacrifice that might be required in the future. We're willing to make this sacrifice if we have to. This is the challenge that Air Force people accept. BEST WISHES Robert J. Dowd, Jr. PH: (315) 393-2747 COMPLIMENTS OF: ABAR’S GARAGE Heuvelton-Ogdensburg Road Heuvelton, New York 13654 ST LAWRENCE GAS COMPANY, INC. 56-58 Main Street. Massena, New York 13662 Compliments Of V TRIMM’S OLDS AND GMC V Ogdensburg, New York ro A great way of life. DODDS’ A I R Y Aaron J. Lasher Plumbing Business 9l 393-561U Riverside Drive Heating Heuvelton, New York 13654 109 THE CANDLE CORNER Candles Are Our Only Business 191H. Ford St. « Ogdenstuirg, New York 13669 Phone (A. C. 315) 393-3500 CJO y?piirr](Ln : of OQcJfcnsburq dquS kouo l footers onstreet y £Tcr44-Wuiq(or ?6rrr i homoa. Navy Recruiting Station 20 Elm Street Potsdam. New York 13676 TELEPHONE: (315) 265-7130 AECS JERRY FISH Navy recruiter United States Navy TSflation 00 -3 71 0 sel£er35ilS,nY Coi (rter ts oj-: The Oneida. Motional Bank.and. Trust Co. of Central fleeJ J Uork FAIR MEADOWS FARMS CHELSON G. PUTNAM AND FAMILY Registered Holsteins S4a c s4r«e Weivu et-ton, c ©« o uX-oA t S 110 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1978 MASSENA PAPER COMPANY 146 Center Street Massena, New York 13662 Phone: (315) 769-5239 PAPER S JANITORIAL SUPPLIES BAILDON MANUFACTURING CO, Steel Aluminum Fabrication Welding Custom Machine Work CANTON-OGDENSBURG rd. CARBIMO'S JEWELRY STORES INC Ogdensburg, N.Y. Phone: 393-6650 peiTmq's FURNITURE STORES 232 FORD ST. 28 ANDREWS ST. 6-8 RAYMOND ST. OGDENSBURG, N.Y. MASSENA, N.Y. POTSDAM, N.Y. j) eftoeMe JL FARRAND’S FLOWERS OGDENSBURG BUSINESS INSTITUTE 515 FORD STREET OGDENSBURG, NEW YORK 13669 Phone- 393-5310 118 King Street Next to Hepburn Hospital Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 111 In Memory Remember all the days, bring them out of the haze. Show how you were in the past and think of how to make it last. Remember the bright sun and all the great fun you had in those days. Can you think of all the ways? Yes, when you were young and about which everything is sung. And now your'e old and you can see, we must all hold the past in memory. By Dan Masters ON THIS DAY On this day, this perfect day time has come for me to say, Bye to teachers Bye to friends, Cry a little But try to pretend that maybe someday we'll be together again, whether its college, or parties, or even reunions we'll be able to say, remember when remember the time But still in all we'll make it through, and when that big day rolls around we can say hey! I made it through We've cried a little We've laughed a little We've even raised hell a little But! We made it how or why I'll never know. Maybe in time But now I'd just like to say this is my Graduation Day! By Tammy Delaney ? ? 2 aMssife - - ilffcj '-:$ -L''' ' -■' ' - J� ;■ . : ; u-; .: r '. yj ■ fiS '. , -A i Tr ■ «Oa r • ■ '■■. ; -o ask u J® M - � p«ij , -Pi i C ■ -•� ' • wL- i,■ •• 5 ' ' -. ' • 3 :1 . '• • w- ( .- .' . V .'■ -• '«? - ,i- ■ ’ I ■ 5« r; - ;-r v -ttS 4 fc. w . ■ ' ‘ ■ ■ ■ . ■% ■ .hk -« - T v litIBSk £r. ISM- iuSS • ' 50 i X .v K«« IL 3- V r . - -« ?%, % i ' T .M- : ,' ' •• jNsJ %;• W -; � 1? 31 � IK wSf-. 1