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

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 Last of the 70’s” Now as the end of Our highschool days grow Near, its time for us To plan our futures. No longer can we hide Behind our parents or friends; It’s time to start our Lives, to do what we've Always dreamed of doing! One important thing that Teachers have stressed to Us over the years is That for others to believe In us, we must first Show them we believe In each other! We’ve been taught to stand up To the challenges of this World rather than hide; To say, Hey world, look at me. I’m a person and no one Can take this away from me!” We’ve been able to watch each Other grow over the past years; To see them develop their own ways. We’ve laughed together. And we’ve cried together. We’ve learned to replace Our doubts with confidence, And not to settle for Less than 1. We’ve built up memories In each other that shall Last us a lifetime; No matter where our lives May lead us, or how We may turn out, we Can always look back on Our warm memories at H.C.S. And when we think We’re just not strong enough To face what others are Going to throw at us then We’ll simply tell them; Hey, we were the last Of the 70’s, and as everyone knows. They always save the best for last!” We’re going to make it!!! Lisa Young

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The Last of the 70’s: “Memories” The 1979 Heuveltonian Honoring the Senior Class of Heuvelton Central School 1979 YEARBOOK STAFF Jane Gilmour . . . co-editors . . . Lou Anne Smithers Matt Barr Lisa Bellinger Dave Cline Rick Dodds Lisa Harris Anne Henry Marcia Holland Michelle Holland Pat Johnson Erin Johnston Lida Kelly Rick Kelso Sherry Merrill Terri Merrill Mark Nicholson Sue Perry Lisa Young

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DEDICATION Wc die ('lass of 1979. dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Wesley Stitt. We feel that he deserves this honor because of the genuine concern he had for all of us. He would go out of his way to make us feel important and he always encouraged us to pursue the career we liked. Mr. Stitt always seemed to have unlimited time to talk to us and he was always there when we needed him. His enthusiastic attitude toward life was welcomed and when- ever we had a problem we always felt we could go to the complaint department Mr. Stitt was so well liked that when he left, he t x k with him a little piece of Hcuvelton that will never lx- replaced. It seems appropriate that we dedicate our yearbook to him, because he dedicated himself to us. We thank you, Mr. Stitt. Class of '79 APPRECIATION We the Class of 1979. would also like to show our appreciation to a man who has helped us so much in our Junior year, Mr. William Lynch. Without Mr. Lynch we would not be as financially endowed as we are. He helped us raise money by selling candy and encouraged a lot of the class members to participate in class activities. Mr. Lynch has a unique quality of manipulating people to work harder and harder. When the prom was close at hand, he was right there helping us become organized. Sometimes words just can’t express our gratitude. Wc thank you, Mr. Lynch. Class of 9