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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1980 volume:

:■ : : :: lltl fltlfci v its ®®� New Beginnings Staff: Rick Barlow, Bob Barr, Kellie Bell, Grant Besio, Bill Brabant, Mark Brouilette, Vicki Chambers, Lori Daniel, Danny Florin, Patri- cia Hilborne, Jeff Johnston, Scott Kirby, Jeff Knowlton, Lee Living- ston, Beanie Mack, Debbie McDerment, Robin McLaughlin, Kathy Mitchell, Roberta Morrow, Sue Paro, Andrea Putman, Rae Rice, Janet Simms, Janice Simms, Ed Siwarski, Vicki Testani, Tammy Thompson, Wanda Willard, Jane Woodward, and our Com- mander in Chief — Mr. Lewandowski. ci 1 Dedication We the Senior Class of 1980, gratefully dedicate our yearbook to our teacher and friend, Mr. William Lynch. We feel that he deserves this honor because of the genuine concern he has for all of us. Mr. Lynch always seems to have unlimited time to talk to us and he is always there when we need him. Whenever we have a problem, his door is always open and he is willing to listen and then offer us some helpful advice which would direct us along the right path. His humor can bring a smile to the face of a depressed individual. Without Mr. Lynch, our class would not be as financially sound as we now are. He helped us raise money by selling candy and encouraged class mem- bers to participate in various class activities. Mr. Lynch has a unique talent for getting people to work to their limit. He never allows us to neglect our studies, which is truly appreciated. When prom time rolled around he helped us organize and even decorate. Mr. Lynch touches the hearts of all of us in his own way. We will never forget the time spent under his guidance. We just cannot express in words the gratitude and appreciation we feel towards him. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you, Mr. Lynch. All our love, Class of 1980 3 King, Rodney Bush; Queen, Kellie Bell; Prince, Ed Siwarski; Princess, Vicki Testani 5 A New Beginning A new Beginning? Why yes, it is. Only somewhat dif- ferent from the one we had years ago. For now we’re at a longer starting line. And in some ways it is the same type of a beginning as we are again nervous. But then we were meeting strangers, now we’re leaving our circle of friends. With sad- ness the 70’s are gone, but a new decade is open. Wide open for us to take a stride into the fast moving days ahead. Our school days are gone, this time for good. They said it’s not another vacation. The familiar fall faces will now be unseen. The time is now to take a deep breath and step into the current of life that moves us swiftly ahead. Yesterday was great but the years passed us by. But there’s no need for alarm, just turn again because it’s not the end ... it’s a new beginning. 6 Vicki Testani Robert Paul Barr Gary D. Beaulieu Gwyn Anne Barber Richard Paul Barlow Picture Not Available Angie M. Ashworth 8 Lori Juliann Beaulieu Kellie Colleen Bell Grant Edward Besio William A. Brabant 9 Mark Paul Brouillette Vicki E. Chambers Paul M. Drummond Rodney Allan Bush Lori G. Daniel Donna M. Hand Doren Lee Griffith Daniel Lloyd Griffith Daniel Stephen Florin Patricia Ann Hilborne Picture Not Available Richard Raymond Howes Jeffrey M. Johnston Ailen H. Kelly Scott David Kirby Lee H. Livingston Kathleen Anne Mack Jeffery W. Knowlton Elizabeth Ann LaFleur 13 Daniel M. Merrill Debra Marie McDerment Robin Lynn McLaughlin Kathleen Mitchell Roberta Lee Morrow Susan Marie Paro Andrea Lee Putman Rae Alane Rice Dean M. Phillips Picture Not Available Laureen E. Richer Jeffrey L. Smithers Janice Carol Simms Janet Karen Simms Edwin I Siwarski. |r. Sandra Jean Stiles 16 Doreen Ann Warren 17 dr ■ ..1 :lll � li ■ ii ' lilii- a I HI . ■■ ■ ■■ : Ili ......iil,i. 8i« 1$H$S ' ■lllilli Hi li «pi is wm P m .. i as ll « ■■ 1111 lilKli IIP I 111 p MH mm ..... 11 lill H 11 llii ■■hi §§ SIP ■H 11 Mi :li ii mmmt HH mm ■at Wanda A. Willard waSiiillitl� MPPMPMI H ■H SSI i®f®I IBS ■N ill 1 1 BSPS. • ■i H pisas ■ 11 Sii� illiill W il .... WBBm I Pass sain AM i;ii:Siii� i: 11 ill 1 ill'll, Si 11 WI ■■■ 'ili I 'ill iiiii .' i Hi I'S'lii: 11 i«« ■hi iili MS� ® ii 1111 iiiii Iiiiiil •- ill..S8I r isHHHI ■ ■ 11 I ■ H ISI ■ 1. fcilll _■ ®ltr ■ f ' pi- : I EBPr Jane Marie Woodward am ill � ■HI ll P: :; Ml MBM Si si 1 Mari iaill Sil FRIENDSHIP As time wears on life becomes old. And some times I wonder — I wonder why I am living ... The answer is the friends I have come to love so very much .. . The many secrets are in my heart... As are the many good times we’ve had together. They are locked in my heart with The key to open them, to relive Them again, and again ... To have more good times and laugh At the jokes and cry at the problems Though I am afraid to remember ... Afraid to relive them for fear they Will fade away and leave me empty .. . They seem so close and within reach, Yet when I grasp out for them, They are untouchable ... Remember me as someone who valued Your friendship more than everything in this world .. . I give to you my love and understanding, my friend,... my life. Beth La Fleur 19 21 23 Those whose hopes are strong see and cherish all signs of life . . . .and are ready every monent to help that which is ready to be born. ERICH FROMM New Beginnings Every day is a new beginning in the lives of us all. It is the start of another page of an interesting chapter in the book of life of which we are the leading characters. New opportunities, new ideas, new advances are made available to each of us with new beginnings. If each one of us is willing to take advantage of these new adventures being presented to us we shall find that these new beginnings will lead to greater peace of mind, greater satisfaction and more success than we might realize for our own personal well being. New beginnings come to those who take proper advantage of these new beginnings. New beginnings mark the end of past happenings and may prevent us from falling prey to the words of Shakespeare that: “All our yesterdays have lighted fools the way to dusty death! Out, out brief candle life is but a walking shadow, a poor player who struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more!” New beginnings can keep us on front and center stage during our lifetime which if lived to the fullest will not relegate us anonymity. To the Class of 1980 — graduation may well be such a new beginning with many more to follow. 26 Administrators: Lawrence S. Ames, District Principal Robert J. Balfour, Elementary Principal Guidance: Jay Cerio, Counselor Glenn Timmerman, Director 27 • i Business Staff: James Chadwick, Judy Tehonica Librarians: Elaine Pierce, Linda Kenny Remedial Studies: Mary Crawford, Sharon Foti, Lee Lewandowski, Diane Petrie Language Arts: Ruth Ann Kelly, Aimee Fay, Mary Jane Wood, Linda Bertrand 30 Fine Arts: Sally Hartman 31 History: Daniel Harradine, Howard Putney, Jon Hanagan Science: Richard Moore, Bruce Gordon T f- Physical Education: Stephanie Putney James La Rock Music: Lorraine Bogardus Physical Education: John A. Tehonica Guy Conklin Music: David Poulton Agriculture: Dan Sweeney Homemaking: Sheila Day Industrial Arts: Robert Foultz Driver Education: Bill Arnold 34 Cafeteria Staff: Second Row: Kathrine Todd, Ruby Sterling, Marion Wainwright, Dorothy Murdock. First Row: Elizabeth Jenkisson, Phyllis Youngs, Betty Davis. Custodians: Pete Crayford, Bob Wainwright, Robert McGaw, Seward Sibley, Phyllis Durham. 35 In Fond Remembrance It means alot to have a friend at all times.; Such a friend to many was Paul McDerment. There are so few in the world like him. As a barber and bus driver he added a sort of warmth to people’s lives. His smile lives on in many hearts. His friendship, too, will be long remembered by many. We, The Class of 1980, are glad to have known you Paul McDerment, and to have shared a part of your life. Bus Drivers: Ed Lumley, Ed Friot, Bill Perry, Cecil Duvall, George Finley, Danny Lake, Bob Freeman, John Thompson, Carl Hebert, Jim Howes, Shirley Cline. 36 1Hfcum Grade 11: Second Row: Bobby Brouillette, Dan Barr, Steve Ross, Clark Willard, Brian Hazelton, Chris Carpenter. First Row: Braxton Phillips, Roger Raven, Perry Downing, Sissy Knowlton, Kyong Suk Choe, Janice Hartshorne. Grade 11: Second Row: Jamie Morrow, Dawn Stiles, Kathy Herron, Julie Sears, Lori Gilmour, Nancy Tacchino, Robin Volans, Linda Willard, Kathy Otis, Dawn Loucks. First Row: Jeanette Debyah, Naomi Cline, Val Masters, Peter Chambers, Mike Dodds, Alan Stewart. 38 Grade 11: Second Row: Russell Bray, Julie McCormick, Linda Kirk, Dawn Gordinier, Lori Thompson, Trudy Beaulieu, Sue Chambers, Roberta Baker. First Row: Gary Hanna, Dan Barr, John Morley, Dave Putman, Woody Piercey, Dan Mills, Richard Raven, Scott Thornhill. 39 Class Officers: Valerie Masters, Naomi Cline, Lorrie Gilmour, Jeanette Debyah. Grade 10: Third Row: Bob Scott, Babette Barlow, Mary Ames, Lucy Mussen, Mary Lou Havens, Barb Schneller, Emma McNeil, Rosie Wood, Rebecca Florin, Carla Youngs. Second Row: Floyd Ormsbee, Ken Hilborne, Frank Rati, Jeannie Berbrich, Carolyn Warren, Becky Bailey, Priscilla Webb, Kim Ster- ling. First Row: Clark Putman, Fred Markey. Grade 10: Second Row: Valerie Murdock, Dicky Tacchino, Diane Hooper, Bob Gagnon, Jerry Reynolds, Dave Henry, John Price, Rusty Thompson, Lyle Brown. First Row: Julie Gibbons, Missy Ritchie, Bridget Duprey, Brent Fenton, Yvonne Reynolds, Billy Reynolds, Stubby Woodside. 40 Grade 10: Second Row: Mike Rogers, Stan Siwarski, Shawn Storie, Joni Madill, Patty Carr, Julie Wilson, Lisa Davis, Darlene Pike. First Row: Frank Tier, Joel Gilbert, Mark Duvall, John Gilbert, John Thompson, Jack Shatraw. Grade 9: Second Row: Tim Kelley, Dan Brown, Rob Woodward, John Eustis, Jim McCready, Dale Simms, Mike Herron, Steve McDerment, Larry Arm- strong, Peter Gilbert, Shawn Arquette, Mike Griffith. First Row: Sandy Willard, Nary Premo, Kathy Barber, Carol Brown, Judy Bayne, Candy Diet- schweiler, Shelly Downing, Janet Ross, Curt Hammond. Grade 9: Second Row: Un Suk Choe, June Lyang, Leslie Bailey, T. J. Thomas, Jamie Patterson, Becky Volans, Dana Rice, Shelly Bartlett, Corline Moore, Brad Burnham, Cliff Ayen, John Mark, Ron Hartshorn. First Row: Michelle Cutway, Susan Sears, Amy Jo Bouvier, Julie Sellers, Janelle Toomey, Anita Brown, Lisa Swan, Kim Murdock, Collen Barlow. Grade 9: Second Row: Desiree Parmenter, Marcia Burwell, Shiela Montroy, Chuck Fenton, Marty Mills, Bob James, Bob Chambers, Chris Willard, Kyle Sharp, John McCormick, Terry Simmons, Rick Kelly, Mark Peppin, Chuck Parmenter, John Warren. First Row: Becky Bellinger, Darlene Pike, Col- leen Smithers, Trudy Hooper, Jenny Carr, Bonny Foster, Leah LaForty, Mary Trimm, Lori Hutton, Arlene O’Marah, Rick Rogers, Joey Murdock. 43 9th Grade Class Officers: Kim Murdock, Anita Brown, Mike Herron, Steve McDerment. Second Row: Chip Morrow, Mike Maxwell, Mike Ames, Don Dietschweiler, Carlos Albertos, Philip Florin, Kevin Sterling, Chipper Martin, Walter Ferris, Randy Pray, Raymond Kelley, Edward Newcombe, William Collier, Kris Murdock, Kris Bell, Michelle Morley. First Row: Joe Dodds, Marjo- rie Backus, Valarie Young, Theresa Sears, Gina Outman, Tammy St. Hilaire, Wendy Fenton, Kim Fenton, Lori Ward, Judy Lucia. Second Row: Lyle Hooper, Tony Doerr, Kathy French, Scott Ashley, Brian Warren, Kevin Phillips, Carolene Stewart, Larry Beaulieu, Ricky Wood- side, Chris Chambers. First Row: Joanne Wells, Joanne Debyah, Jenny Wright, Michelle Howes, Christine Murdock. 44 Second Row: Scott Parmenter, Jeff Foster, Doug Crews, Curt Skipka, Mike Wilson, Donald Ashley, Billy Barr, Dave Castleman, Elwyn Couglar, Erik Wright, Randy Beaulieu, Don Ashlaw. First Row: Linda Gordinier, Patty Reynolds, Sherry Conant, Mary Beth Gilbert, Hollie Taylor, Kari Brouillette, Terry Hooper, Greg Sloan, Mike Parish. Grade 7: Fourth Row: Frank Poor, Scot Balfour, Mark Freeman, Randy Jackson, Stephen Wales. Third Row: Tom Nicholes, Ken Lalonde. Second Row: Vicki Fishbeck, Renee Perkins, Janice St. Hilaire, Angela Montelbono, Colleen Corrice, Julie Hutchinson. First Row: Annette Besaw, Marcia Besio, Brian Martin, Brian Skipka, Albert Johnston, Amy Freeman, Donna Witheree. Grade 7: Third Row: Jamie Willard, Harry Hodgdon, Leslie Armstrong, Bruce Warren, Bud Arquette. Second Row: Tina Graveline, Jodi Thornhill, Donna Childs, Suellena Sloan, Janet Youngs, David Le Gault, Jim Rheome, Tim Fishbeck, Tim Simmons, Tina Montroy, Lori Hooper, Jeffrey Piercey, Kevin Griffith, Steve Whales, James Hance, Brian Phillips, Doug Fifield. First Row: Tracy Bailey, Renee Thomas, Ronnie Lakomi, Vera Durham, Kathleen Hanna, Sherri La Fave, Lisa Todd, Mark Gooshaw. Grade 7: Second Row: Eugene Stevens, Michael Mayhew, Ted Gagnon, Tammy Hooper, Kim Finley, Barbara James, Brian Duprey, John St. Germaine, Vir- ginia Burwell, Everett Billings, Joe Willmont, Doug James, Mark Kelley, Paul La Londe. First Row: Norma Willard, Lori Kinch, E. J. Carter, Scott Gibbons, Glenn Corbine, Evan St. Germaine, Jeana Dean, Brian Arquette, Donald Legault. Grade 6: Row 3: Lisa Graveline, Alson Caswell, Brian Dibble, Craig Cullen, Donald Bellinger, Gary Hammond, James Besaw, Dawn Burwell, Mr. Goccia. Row 2: Eileen Ames, Sylvia Ferris, Ann Putman, Peggy Willard, Amanda Perkins, Valarie Willard, Jeanne Moulton, Kimberly Lakomy. Row 1: Timothy Piercey, Amy Besaw, Lori Childs, Sean Barber, Randy Hitsman. i Grade 6: Row 3: Mrs. La Vack, Rita St. Hilaire, Joaun Fishbeck, Brian McCallion, Tony Corrice, Tim Bailey, Steve Thomas, Cassus Montroy. Row 2: Micky Mills, Tammy Woocward, Troy Sharp, Gayle Powell, Renee Cook, Scott Hitsman, Greg Foster. Row 1: Billy Otis, Kenny Gilbert, Melissa Snyder, Marie Dodds. Absent: Leona Hance. Grade 6: Row 3: Miss Klaus, Nancy Pike, Dawna Teer, Kristi Moore, Kim Basford, Mary Kelley, Robert Thompson, Andy Gilbert, Danny Lake. Row 2: Julie Wells, Susan Drake, Mary Carr, Dawn Carr, Suzy Sloan, Jane Lucia, Mary Mills. Row 1: Donald Ward, Randy Woodside, Ken Castleman, Rod Pray, Craig Legault, Jeff Sibley. 49 Grade 5 Row 3: Andy Kukie, David Christensen, Kevin Ross, Robert Jock, Michael Dashnaw, Michael Guimond, Steve Scott, Leslie Hilborne, Miss Elen. Row 2: Colleen Herron, Lynette Armstrong, Michelle Moulton, Janet Harper, Debbie Conant, Vickie Redmond, Kathy Murdock, Jenny Storie, Tammyu Beldock. Row 1: Kelly Powell, Greg Fenton, Craig Bartlett, Barbara VanOrnum. Grade 5 Row 3: Tracy Doerr, Rene Paro, William Simmons, Stacy Simmons, Richard Layng, Michael Lytle, Martin York, Mrs. Eustis. Row 2: Renay Joanette, Karen Ferris, Michelle Skipka, Laurie Skelly, Heather Thompson, Diana Brooks, Jennifer Berbrich, Teresa Gibbons, Mic- helle Chapin. Row 1: Donald Morley, Brian Gordinier, Steven Youngs, Marc Le Barge, John S. Germain. Absent: David Bayne. Grade 5 Row 3: Jenny Pierce, Charles Willard, Danny Chambers, Chris Bartlett, Deuard Van Ornum, John Scott, Darren Brown, Roland Thomas, Mr. Nugent. Row 2: Karen Brown, Susan Freeman, Michelle Murdock, Debra Mayhew, Veronica Young, Lisa Richards, Keri McKendrick, Michelle Hutton Row 1: Brad Simmons, Peter Fifield, Robert Vondell, George Caswell, Robert Willard, Larry Sheppard, Ronald Billinger. 51 Grade 4 Third Row: Kory Davis, Andy Thornhill, Amy Withered, Katie Willard, Jeff La Joy, John Bailey, Renee Martin, Beth Hutchinson, Jason Teho- nica, Tony Lancto, Mrs. McGee. Second Row: Mike Schneller, Jeff Scott, Lisa Lalonde, Jenny Merritt, Michelle Besaw, Wendy Wainwright, Tammy Curry, Jeff Todd, Buster Hance. First Row: Joe Caswell, Tracy Brown, Lisa Day, Katie Ames, Steve Todd, David Balfour. Grade 4 Third Row: Angelia Ashley, Shelly Zanker, Rebecca Howes, Arleena Willard, Sean Corrice, Eamon McCallion, Robbie Powers, Scott McCormick, Edward Alberto, Elton Johnson, Thomas McKay. Second Row: Brenda Burwell, Robert Gibbons, Tracvy Todd, Julie Skelly, Nancy Ashlaw, Timothy Felt, Kevin Youngs, Michael Johnson, Brian Moulton First Row: Matthew Kukie, Anne Savino, Kelly Shannan, David Premo, Gerald Shannan, Larry Nichols, Ted Brown. Grade 4 Row 3: Michael Raiti, Raymond Perry, Clark Zanker, Shawn Cullen, Stan Harris, Scott Finley, Joanne Foster, Lori Teer, Michele Johnson, Mrs. Gutterson. Row 2: Michael Hutton, Tonya McGaw, Leon Mitchell, Laurie Poor, Rick Reynolds, James Stowe, Jackie Lucia, Keith Carr. Row 1: Michelle Wood, Tom Bennett, Joey Hance, Dana DeLaik 53 Grade 3 Row 3: Ben Duprey, Tina Gagnon, Christopher Hammond, Michael Lake, Daniel Wales, Cheryl Doerr, Bill Bailey, Angela Warren, Stephanie Montroy, Douglas Billings, Mike Stark, Mrs. Northrop. Row 2: Ernie Perry, Craig Martin, Lance Armstrong, David Scott, Regina Thomas, Brian McKendrick, Gary Hazelton, Jenny Mayhew, Laurie Robinson. Row 1: Michial Simmons, Janie Kinch, Sean Doerr, Roland LaFave, Kellie Thompson, Shelia Graveline. Grade 3 Row 3: Andy Dennis, Michael Montroy, David Vondell, Stephen Blackburn, Ronald Volans, Jacent Storie, Todd Steele, Cory McBroom, Chris- topher Carmody, Laura Brown, Mrs. Duvall. Row 2: Teddy Wells, Richard Ward, Paul Sears, James Conant, Tony Simmons, Kimberly Denner, Scott Sheppard, Angela Spaman, Tiffany Stiles. Row 1: Arthur Webb, William Willard, Renee Woodside, Renee Fenlong, Kimberly Rodriguez, Suzanne Pinkerton, Tarasa Carroll, Perry Mas- ters. ABSENT: Heather Dodds. Grade 3 Row 3: Dale Strader, Mrs. Besio, Shawn Bergeron, Mike Dietschweiler, John Raymon, Kevin Sloan, Danny Rodriguez, Virginia Alberto, Darlene Roacher, Nicole Wright, Alexa Backus. Row 2: James Berbrich, Wayne Beldock, Randy Chambers, Tina Maloney, Richie Mayhew, Terry Wilson, Sheila Finley, Colleen Murdock, Randy Dennis. Row 1: David Basford, Lisa Arquette, Terry Gooshaw, Kevin Powell, Wendy Hooper, Shawn Savage, Shelly Denner, Roy Akins, Chris Raiti ) 55 Grade 2 Row 3: Lorien Smithers, Mrs. Fenlong, Linda Kelley, Jackie Morrow, Ricky Hance, Bobbie Jo Hance, Ben Hartshorn, Greg James, Jason Cullen. Row 2: Christopher Fraser, Cindy Brady, Julie Wright, Amy Gilbert, Darren St. Germain, Edward Yerden, Steven Simmons, Lance Corrice. Row 1: Kolleen Franche, Melissa Westcott, Lisa Alberto, Julie Phillips, Brian Le Barge, Daren Simmons, Jeremy Beldock. Grade 2 Row 3: Mrs. Geddis, Richie Bartlett, Earnest Drake, Billy Johnson, Greg Gilbert, Jimmy Brady, Paul Hyde, Bobby Mussen, Craig Duvall. Row 2: Kelley Murdock, Marcy Strader, Stacey Paro, Angela McGaw, Lori Hilborne, Wade Davis, Brad Paro Row 1: Jamie Tehonica, Beth Brown, Katrina Day, Becky LaFave, Andy Bogardus, Dale Gonio Absent: Todd Stone, Stephanie Legault. Grade 2 Row 4: Mrs. Thompson. Row 3: Christopher Compeau, Amos Brooks, Melonie Snyder, Russell West, Troy Savage, Lora Terwilliger, Rhonda Harper, Christian Lancto. Row 2: Larry Weaver, Shelly Lalonde, Lisa Murdock, Robert Witherall, Tim Lajoy, Melissa Hutton, Michelle Curry, Andy Shaw. Row 1: Eugene Yerdon, Michelle Green, Charles Mitchell, Allen Fifield, Ronald Bailey, Angela Perry. Absent: Alison Foster, Sharlene Simmons. I 57 Grade 1 Row 3: Michael Mix, Clifton Cook, Lee MacKay, Keith Kelley, Michael Johnson, Edmund Barr, Patricia Newcombe, Brian Willard, James King, Mrs. Russell Row 2: Angela McBroom, Joel Thurman, Sharon Mitchell, Nancy Caswell, Ann Hooper, Rhonda Powers, Kara Murdock, Martha Hutchinson Row 1: Tammy Roacher, Dawn St. Hilaire, Susan Todd, Nancy Parish. Absent: Peggy Hynes. Grade 1 Row 2: Jennifer Tacchino, Suzanne Wood, Brandi Bergeron, Tommy Tynon, Earl Maxwell, Scott Shannon, Kathy Jo Bogardus, David Wells, Lynn Stowe, Michael Bice. Row 1: Lorie Simmons, Angie Akins, Craig Sibley, Jessie Burwell, Linda Finley, Kelley Perrin, Scott Weir, Gabriel LaRose, Kevin Felt Absent: Curt Ethridge, Aimee Guimond, Debbie Brown. Grade 1 Row 3: Mrs. Livingston, Wally Willard, Jennifer Scott, Jennifer Hynes, Colleen Brown, Bobby Lytle, Ricky Dashnaw, David Woodward, Ken Kelly, Shelly Raymon Row 2: Antoinette Johnson, Dawn Perkins, Jason Poore, Terry Hazelton, Suzanne Vondell, Chad MacKay, Gary Holland. Row 1: Chris Wright, Kevin Murdock, Robbie Joanette, Tim Ashley, Terry Lynn Crayford. 59 A.M. Kindergarten Row 2: Angela Johnson, Jennifer Hilborne, Brent Moulton, Wayne Hutton, Jerry Kelley, Katina Mills, Andy Friot, Christopher Smith, Daniel Bice, Miss Proper. Row 1: Kevin Todd, Geoffrey Fenlong, Heidi David, Greg Thompson, Danielle Johnson, Julie Withered, Donald Doerr, Patty Wilson. lM. Kindergarten , :ow 2: Kari Thompson, Jason Hazelton, Gregory Yaddow, Scott Ayen, Tracey Vinch, Dawn Seguin, Diana Lovely, Melody McBroom, lod roungs, Mrs. Hutchinson (substituting for Mrs. Wilde) low 1: Stephen Skelly, Skye Sharp, Alton Hance, Larry Wilson, Richard Hooper, Vicki Bray, Matthew Freeman. 60 Kindergarten: (P.M.) Front Row: (L-R) Sherri Felt, Danielle Mitchell, Shawn Mix, Renee Debyah, Scott Griffith, James Holland, Melinda Christman. Back Row: Michael Wainwright, Jennifer Schell, Nicole Measheaw, Tanya Measheaw, Diane Poor, Bethany Bullock, Tommy Morley, Greg Arquette, James Bogardus, Dale Drake, Aaron Shaw, Miss Proper. 61 Girls’ Soccer: First Row: Andrea Putman, Mary Ames, Emma McNeil, Babette Barlow, Val Masters, Janice Hartshorn, Patty Hilborne. Second Row: Jane Woodward, Colleen Smithers, Barb Schneller, Colleen Barlow, Leslie Bailey, Corrine Moore, Kellie Bell, Mrs. Putney. Third Row: Lisa Davis, Debbie McDerment Co-Captain, Beanie Mack Co-Captain, Kim Johnson, Janet Simms, Vicki Testani Co-Captain, Janice Simms. Boys’ Soccer: First Row: John McCormick, Rob Woodward, Jeff Johnston, Paul Drummond, Ed Siwarski, Rick Barlow, Kyle Sharp, Larry Arm strong, Rick Rogers, Fred Markey. Second Row: Scott Thornhill, Mike Herron, Bob Scott, Frank Raiti, Clifford Ayen, Wilfred Piercey, Frank Teel Stan Siwarski. Third Row: Coach Tehonica, Perry Downing, Jeff Knowlton, Rod Bush, Steve Ross, Ken Hilborne, Brad Burnham. Co-Captains: L Siwarski, Rick Barlow. 64 ow: ivis, Senior Girls’ Soccer Players: Row 1: Debbie McDerment, Vicki Testani, Kim Johnson, Beanie Mack, Kellie Bell. Row 2: Janet Simms, Patty Hil- borne, Janice Simms. Teer, ,s: Ed 65 Senior Boys' Soccer Players: Row 1: Rod Bush, Ed Siwarski, Jeff Knowlton. Row 2: Jeff Johnston, Paul Drummond. Row 3: Rick Barlow. Boys' Varsity Basketball: Front Row: Rod Bush, co-captain, Coach Tehonica, Rick Barlow, co-captain. Back Row: Ed Siwarski, Richard Raven, Scott Thornhill, Paul Drummond, Steve Ross, Ken Hilborne, Mike Rogers, Wilfred Piercey, Roger Raven, Jeff Knowlton, Perry Downing. Senior Boys' Basketball: Rick Barlow, Jeff Knowlton, Paul Drummond, Ed Siwarski, Rod Bush. Senior Cheerleaders: Patty Hilborne, Kellie Bell (Captain), Jane Woodward. Varsity Cheerleaders: (First Row) Kathy Herron, Patty Hilborne, Lori Gilmour, Jane Woodward. (Back Row) Julie Sears, Kellie Bell. SiS; iBBB Girls’ Varsity Basketball: Row 1: Kim Johnson co-captain, Vicki Testani co-captain, Beanie Mack co-captain. Row 2: Coach Putney, Babette Bar- low, Barb Schneller, Naomi Cline, Nancy Tacchino, Lynn Rice, Julie Gibbons, Val Masters, Debbie McDerment, Sheila Montroy manager. 68 Senior Girls’ Basketball Players: Vicki Testani, Kim Johnson, Beanie Mack, Debbie McDerment. J.V. Boys’ Basketball: First Row: Terry Harris Co-Captain, Bob Scott Co-Captain, Fred Markey Co-Captain. Second Row: Coach Tehonica, Mike Herron, Dave Henry, John McCormick, Rob Woodward, Brad Burnham, Shawn Storie, Chip Morrow, Rick Rogers, Larry Armstrong, Clifford Ayen, John Price, Kyle Sharp. r LNi J.V. Cheerleaders: First Row: Mary Ames, Captain. Second Row: Janelle Toomy, Emma McNiel, Becky Bailey. Third Row: Mary Lou Havens. Girls J.V. Basketball: Back Row: Mrs. Putney, Leslie Bailey, T. J. Thomas, Becky Volans, Corrie Moore, Candy Dietschweiller, Shelly Bartlett, Colleen Barlow, Sheila Montroy. Middle Row: Amy Bouvier, Mary Trimm, Lucy Mussen, Michelle Cutway, Lori Hutton. Front Row: Arlene O’marah, Wendy Fenton, Joanne Debyah, Shortie Howes, Margie Backus, Jenny Wright. Boys’ Baseball: Row 1: Brad Decker, Tom Ritchie, Ken Hilborne, Jeff Knowlton, Rod Bush, Rick Barlow, Perry Downing, Mike Rogers, Scott Thorn- hill (manager). Row 2: Coach Tehonica, Ed Siwarski, Bob Scott, Steve Ross, Dave Putman, Kelvin Pierce, Richard Raven, Dave Henry, Ron Sellers. Senior Baseball Players: Row 1: Jeff Knowlton, Ed Siwarski, Rod Bush. Row 2: Rick Barlow. • A. yd 7 Girls’ Softball Players: Front Row: Dorothy Stevens, Val Masters, Julie Sellers, Shelly Bartlett, Terri Merrill, Babette Barlow. Back Row: Coach Rit Nyenhouse, Colleen Barlow, Nancy Tacchino, Lynn Rice, Sue Perry, Sue Chambers, Vicki Testani. Missing: Beanie Mack. 72 Senior Girls’ Softball Players: Kim Johnson, Vicki Testani, Beanie Mack. i Rita - ______________________________________________________________________________________________ ' _ Valley League Crowns To Ride In Soccer Championship Twinbill Debbie McDerment’s goal proved to be the only score of the contest and the margin of victory needed by the Heuvelton Bulldogs to claim a share of the Valley League title on Friday. The regular season concluded with the Bull- dogs slipping past defending champion Edwards, 1-0 into a 5-2- 1 record which matched Ham- mond. Coach Stephanie Putney’s team entered the contest needing a win after being defeated 5-1 by Ham- mond on Wednesday. The two teams will now square off again on Tuesday in a playoff for the league title and league’s first seed into the Section 10 playoffs on Saturday. The contest will be staged at 4 p.m. at the OFA girls field with the Heuvelton and Lisbon boys squar- ing off in a similar contest being staged simultaneously at the adjoining OFA boys field. In the other action on the final day of the girls soccer season, on Friday, Morristown slipped past Lisbon, 1-0. Miss McDerment’s goal capped off a fine pressure-packed per- formance by the Bulldogs. “Our halfbacks maintained control of the midfield and I think that was the key to the game,” said Coach Putney whose girls avenged a 5-0 loss to the Hornets shattered ear- lier in the season. Miss McDerment scored off a penalty kick by Mary Ames and Barb Scheneller stopped nine shots to make it stand lonely. The Heuvelton Coach cited her halfbacks Kim Johnson, Angie Ashworth and Beannie Mack and Miss McDerment on the front line as key performers in the win, Melinda Whitmarsh finished with three saves for the Green Hornets with Tracy Whitmarsh anchoring a stern Edwards’ defense. In the Morristown-Lisbon finale Corrina Langtry’s goal broke up a stingy netminders’ duel between the Rockets’ Deanna Eggleson and the Knights’ Rene Robinson. Bulldog Girls Roll On HEUVELTON — Breaking loose for seven runs in the sixth inning the Heuvelton girls softball team posted their fourth straight Valley League win of the season on Tuesday. The unbeaten Bulldogs decisioned Lisbon, 16-7 in the only league softball or baseball action to escape a rainout. Beannie Mack and Vicky Testani each rapped two singles to lead the support of winning pitcher Sue Perry who fanned six batters in the con- test. Dorothy Stevens doubled while Lisa Sellers drew three walks and scored three times. Also hitting safely for the league front-runners were: Miss Perry, Colleen Barlow, Kim Johnson and Lyn Rice. The Bulldogs’ bol- stered their offense with 27 stolen bases. Tammi LaFlair, Kathy Mee and Cathy Hyde all stroked two hits for Lis- bon with Rene Robinson going the distance on the mound. Heuvelton Stars Head All-Valley League Team MORRISTOWN — Ricky Barlow and Vicki Testani of Heuvelton were named as the Players of the Year to head the Valley League Girls and Boys Soccer All-Star Team. Barlow led the Bulldogs to the boys soccer championship with Coach John Tehonica's team taking the title in a playoff game with Lisbon. Miss Testani was a key performer as Coach Stephanie Putney’s squad tied for first place in the regular season before losing to Hammond in a playoff game. Joining Barlow in the boys all-star selections were: Mike Rogers, Ed Siwarski, Rod Bush and Bob Scott of the Bulldogs championship team; Scott Akins, Steve Knight and Greg Dillingham of Lisbon who tied for first place in the regular sea- son; Paul Spilman of Morristown and Mike O’Hern, Ken Davison and Vern Davi- son of Edwards. Hammond’s girls championship team earned five all-star selections in the per- son of Diane Pitcher, Terri Lewis, Robin Gilmer, Bev Ceresoli and Noreen Demick while Miss Testani and Beannie Mack represented Heuvelton. Carolyn Colburn, Deanne Eggleson and Corinna Langtry of Morristown were selected along with Cindy Gotham, Chris Bullock and Melinda Whitmarsh of Edwards and Renee Robinson of Lisbon. The two all-star teams were selected by a vote of the league coaches. 74 iiiiimiii-iimi-T -■ 9.M V heuveltoh Left Row: Janet Simms, Janice Simms, Deb McDerment, Kathy Mack, Mary Ames. Right Row: Jeanette Debyah, Naomi Cline. Lucy Mussen, Kim Johnson, Lynn Rice. Row 7: Mike Maxwell, Brad Burnham Row 6: Tim Thompson, Jim Rheome, Rosanne Wood, Lee Livingston, David Henry, Peter Gilbert, Clark Putman, Stuart Woodside. Row 5: Rob Woodward, Jeff Johnston, Ken Hilborne, Fred Markey, Rick Barlow, Vicki Testani, Dawn Loucks, Ron Hartshorn, Floyd Ormsbee, Royal Martin. Row 4: Doreen Warren, Mike Herron. Michelle Cutway, Colleen Barlow, Mary Lou Havens, Emma McNeil, Julie Wilson, Sheila Montroy, Mike Parish, Kandy Diet- wheiler. Row' 3: Babette Barlow, Val Masters, Kathy Herron, Julie Sellers, David Wales, Chip Morrow, Mike Dodds, Bob Scott, Colleen Smithers, Jenny Wright. Row 2: Jamie Patterson, Corrine Moore. Rebecca Volans, Michele Morley, Tammy Thompson, Lori Hutton, Steve McDerment, Rick Rogers, Kris Bell, Becky Bel- linger Row 1: Carla Thompson, Becky Bailey, Jane Woodward, Kellie Bell, Lori Gilmour, Jamie Morrow, Lisa Swan. Mimi Young. Color Party: Row 3: Brad Burnham, Carla Thompson, Mike Max- well Row 2: Kim Johnson, Beanie Mack, Lynn Rice, Mary Ames, Lucy Mussen. 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Senior Chorus: Third Row: Lee Livingston, Peter Gilbert Second Row: Mrs. Bogardus, Albert Johnston, Thomas Nichols, Brian Skipka, Joanne Debyah, Michelle Howes, Christine Murdock, Michelle Cutway, Barbra James, Heidi Savage, Bonnie Foster, Trudy Hooper, Marsha Burwell, Becky Bellinger, Tammy Hooper, Beverly Pike, Susan Sears, Becky Volans. First Row: Sheila Montroy, Donna Bullock, Darlene Pike, Kathy Barber, Term Hooper, Virginia Burwell, Michellle Morley, Lisa Davis, Lori Kinch, Jamie Morrow, Shelly Bartlett, Naomi Cline, Andrea Putman, Lisa Todd. Stage Band: Third Row: (L-R) Jeff Johnston, Tim Thompson, Floyd Ormsbee, Ron Hartshorn, Curt Hammond. Second: Rosie Wood, Jane Wood- ward, Lee Livingston, Mike Herron, Ken Hilborne, Fred Markey, Dave Henry, Rick Barlow, Jimmy Rheome, Scot Balfour. First: Chip Morrow, Rick Rogers, Colleen Barlow, Mark Freeman, Michelle Cutway, Becky Bellinger. 80 College Courses: First Row: Beanie Mack, Janet Simms. Second Row: Sue Paro, Wanda Willard, Lori Daniel, Vicki Chambers, Roberta Morrow. Rae Rice, Donna Hand, Tammy Thompson, Scott Kirby, Robin McLaughlin. m College Courses: First Row: Jane Woodward, Rick Barlow, Paul Drummond. Second Row: Debbie McDerment, Janice Simms, Andrea Putman, Kellie Bell, Rod Bush, Jeff Johnston, Mark Brouillette, Jeff Knowlton, Ed Siwarski, Dan Merrill, Patty Hilborne. Morning BOCES Back Row: David Gooshaw, Mike Reynolds, Marc Gilbert, Punkin Benson, Gary Beaulieu, Doreen Warren, Paul Drummond. Dan Merrill, Allen Kelly, Gwen Barber, Kim Johnson, Beanie Mack, Debbie McDerment, Angie Ashworth, Robin Todd, Vicki Chambers, Lori Beaulieu, Carl Thompson. Front Row: David Ten Eyck, Cuthburt Ramsey, Jimmy Youngs, Danny Griffith, John Griffith. Afternoon BOCES Left to Right: Jeff Crobar, Dan Mills, Dean Hooper, Tom Merrifield, Ernie Couglar, David Griffith, Chuck Fenton, Roberta Baker, Ken Gordi- nier, Tam Chevrier, Dawn Loucks, Cathy Otis, Linda Willard, Linda Kirk, Dawn Gordineir, Julie McCormick, Nancy Tacchino, David Putman, Kathy Herron, Trudy Beaulieu, Lori Thompson, Suzanne Chambers, John Morley, John Warren. 82 ! i F.F.A.: First Row: Mike Herron, Clifford Ayen. Second Row: Frank Teer, Larry Armstrong, Terry Harris, Fred Markey, Rosanne Wood. Third Row: ' ®r an Hazelton, Roger Raven, Clark Putman, Stub Woodside, Timmy Thompson, Mike Dodds, Cean Arquette, Bob Scott, Brad Burn- ham, Shelly Bartlett, Lori Daniel, Diane Hooper, Andrea Putman. F. LA.: First Row: Arlene O’marah, Michele Howes, Joanne Debyah, Kim Fenton, Angela Montalbanno, Jackie Fifield, Wendy Fenton, Joni Madill, 1 ammy Hooper, Tina Montroy, Lisa Davis, Darlene Pike, Kathy Barber, Vera Durham, Becky Bellinger, Terry Hooper. Second Row: Julie Wilson] Mary Trimm, Marcia Besio, Patty Carr, Virginia Burwell, Michele Morley, Leah LaForty, Jenny Carr, Bonnie Foster, Trudy Hooper, Marcia Bur- National Honor Society Third Row: Roger Raven, Scott Thornhill, Nancy Tacchino Second Row: Ed Siwarski, Wanda Willard, Kathy Mitchell, Kellie Bell, Jeff Knowlton, Rick Barlow. First Row: Jeff Johnson, Julie Sears, Naomi Cline, Donna Hand, Robin Volans, Charlie Mitchell. Newspaper Staff Second Row: Mark Kelly, John St. Germain, Bob Barr, Kathy Mitchell, Wanda Willard, Rae Rice, Billy Brabant, Tammy Thompson. First Row: Donald Legault, Albert Johnson, Paul Lalonde, Donna Hand, Susie Paro, Lori Daniel, Janice Hartshorn, Roberta Morrow. 84 85 French Club Fourth Row: Kim Murdock, Janet Ross, Kandy Dietsweiller, Sandy Willard, Jane Layng, Katy Barber Third Row: Rosanne Wood, Becky Bailey, Mary Lou Havens, Valarie Murdoick, Lisa Swan, Carol Brown Second Row: Michelle Cutway, Mini Young, Corrine Moore, Becky Volans, Julie Sellers, Susan Sears First Row: Amy Bouvier, Robin Volans, Naomi Cline, Julie Sears, Lucy Mussen, Frank Raiti ( ■BE. Latin Club: Row 1: Yvonne Reynolds, T. J. Thomas, Ron Hartshorn, Pete Gilbert, John Marks, Ken Hilborne Row 2: Rebecca Florin, Emma McNeil, Karla Young, Val Masters, Charles Mitchell, Floyd Ormsbee, Dana Rice, Colleen Barlow Row 3: Judy Bayne, Jaime Paterson, Mary Ames, Barbara Schneller, Jeanne Berbrich, Kim Sterling, Curt Hammond, Mrs. Fay. CLASS WILL I, ANGIE ASHWORTH, do hereby bequeath my most cherished possessions to my very good friends: I leave Kathy a piece of ivory for her stone age playing, Tim a bale of hay, Gywnn a new finger in case she ever endeavors to slice cheese again, and to Robin I leave my coordination, as she has none. I, RICK BARLOW, being of superior mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: one tennis lesson and sinking boat to Ken H., my golden soccer cleats and ability to Fred M., my Bulldog Bunny Buffer to Ed, little “greenies” to Tim, a stupid cupid record to Kellie, a smaller bowling thumb to Jeff J., a large church wedding to Beanie, her own per- sonal telephone and answering service to Jeanne, a return trip ticket on a meteor to Mars to Mr. Martian, good-luck and a basket- ball shot to my sisters, thanks to my parents, and memories to the class of 80. I, BILL BRABANT, being of extremely sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: I leave to the choir boys lots of good times, and all the beer they can drink, and to Rod the ability to not laugh during a guzzle, to Porky a running black mobile, to Ed a can of Lysol so he won’t have to hold his breath, to Linda our talks about life in the dark room, to Pete and Braxton a semi-auto- matic GAPO GUN, and some motorcycle les- sons, to Naval Nose a Lanbourghini Countach and a girlfriend his size, to Nip Lips a new disco shirt, to Alice an unforgettable KISS Concert, to Mr. Martin 2 tickets to my TV show and some Martian philosophy, to Janice the luck to be in the same dorm as me, to Kel- lie lots of fun times, “Purple herbies,” to A1 a shovel and courage against dogs, to Val a long motorcycle ride, to Kathy long talks, to Barb the good times we’ve had, and to the rest of my friends and the future seniors, I leave good luck and good times. I, VICKI CHAMBERS, do bequeath the fol- lowing: to the gang all the memories, to a spe- cial friend a chance for real happiness, to my brothers the best of luck at H.C.S., and to Sue and Gina my good taste. I, LORI DANIEL, leave the following: to Suzy an everlasting friendship, some magic markers, the ability to get out of purses and lots of memories; to Rae a masterpiece and enough Snicker Bars to last a lifetime; to Kathy a movie I owe her and a good book; to Vicki some different excuses; to Robin Elmer and Rowdy; to Julie good luck at H.C.S. and thanks for the fun times; to Wanda thanks for being there, to Tammy another mouse, to a special family thanks, to the Class of 1980 all the best (for the best), I’m going to miss all my friends here at H.C.S. I wish you all happi- ness, and to someone very special I leave all my love and a wish for happiness always. I, PAUL DRUMMOND, leave the following to my friends and classmates of the class of 1980: to our great employee at Drum Ayr Farms, Jeff S., I leave all my great knowledge of Agriculture; to Mr. Sweeney both Jeff and I leave Dan the ability to teach a half-way decent Ag. course; my athletic abilities, which Jack never appreciated, I would like to leave to the future athletes at H.C.S.; and to all my friends at H.C.S. especially the class of 1980,1 would like to leave my great wit, charm, and ability. I, DAN FLORIN, not being of mind and body, leave nothing because all I came for was the party. I, DONNA HAND, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: to my sister I leave all my memories of the good and bad times together, to Patty L. all our practical jokes that backfired, and to all the rest of my friends the hope of a great future. I, PATTY HILBORNE, leave Janice one worm-burner and a blue light signal, to Janet one slow-gin-fizz and a picture of Mark, to Kellie a lot of parties (especially with Spider), to Beanie a line of new boys, to Vicki a set of new legs, to Debbie a bigger and better sling- shot, to Linda two roller-skating pals, to Kenny I leave my ability to bake brownies for Mr. Lynch, and to John all my love. I, KIMBERLY JOHNSON, do hereby leave, to my friend Deb a certain party with no trou- ble, to mom three words we hardly share “I LOVE YOU,” to Tommy all my love, in hopes that we will make it in the future, a prom that will never be forgotten, and last but not least a car. I, LINDA JOHNSON, being of excess mind do hereby leave the following: to Patty H. lots of daring adventures, love and friendship, to Beth a life of contentment, lasting memories of Florida and a far closer relationship, to Simms (my 2nd family) lots of thanks for sup- port and kindness, to Duck my ability to stop, to Bear the strength to stand ground, to both of them cherished thoughts of our growing up, to Deb a 24 hour hot line and my shake in exchange for Vz her swings, to Mark a- Jrecks pickle, a purple gremlin and advice to keep away from fire, to Bill sweet talks in the darkroom and a warm smile, to Brother Bob a long handled shovel, most of all to Den a 1 way ticket for 2 to our dream. I, ALLEN KELLY, do hereby bequeath: to Buzz my far superior trapping ability, to Bill one shovel with which to dig a car out of the ditch, to Jeff J. all the pens and pencils that I’ve borrowed and never returned, to Dan M. a small car and the ability to get to English class on time, to Kim a car to drive home from school, to Mrs. Kelly 1 year’s back homework, and to everyone memories of some good times, some better than others! I, SCOTT KIRBY, of totally drunk mind and body leave the following: to Lyle a pair of noseplugs so he can stand himself, to Gary one moldy hot dog, to John a sixer of Genne- see, to Rusty some money and cigarettes, to Anita a dozen “Kirby Construction Pencils,” to Lisa a white NOVA-SS and a sixer of Miller, to Kim a bottle of Blackberry Brandy, to Dan Florin one dozen bagels, and to the Senior Class and empty Keg Of Genny. I, BEANIE MACK, being of somewhat sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to my family lots of love, to Penney thanks, to Rick B. wedding bells, to Coach an irreplaceable manager, to Deb your shadow’s shoulder and a Mark Eden reducing plan, to Rod the love we’ve never shared, to Vic (a lifetime buddy) memo- ries and a special friendship, to all the ball teams I’ve ever managed, “Thanks guys,” to Daniel a dark road without a dome light, my whole rock collection, a book on “Under- standing the Independent Woman,” and a long road that leads to anywhere, to Nancy and Val a party before a dance and thanks for being with me through victory and defeat, to Jeff an apology for I don’t know what, to Pat, Janet, Janice, Linda, Kim, Deb, and Vic one more old fashioned slumber party with the gang, and to the Class of 1980 thanx for the special memories from very special people. I, DEBRA McDERMENT, with sound mind and no body do hereby bequeath the follow- ing: to all my friends my ability to not get crumbs on my lap and all our memories, to Janice H. a compass to find her way, to my shadow, Beanie, all my patients, a bottle of ‘Duck’ and our friendship, to Ed S. a “Special K pinch,” to J. S. a bottle of Schnapps and a basket, to K. J. a bed beside mine, a set of keys and a party, to L. J. a special appointment and an everlasting relationship, to Mr, Moore thanks!, to Mom and Steve all my Love and “We’re gonna make it,” last but not least, to Astro “ME” ... I, ROBIN McLAUGHLIN, being of partially sound mind do hereby leave the following: to Bridgette, Punkin and Doreen lots of luck, to Mary and Julie an everlasting friendship, to Jane many good times to come, and to Mom and Dad thanks, to Brad a hope that he stays out of trouble and has a happy life, last of all to Tom I leave all my love and friendship for- ever, “Good luck everyone!” I, DAN MERRILL, being of partially sound mind and unquestionably muscular body leave the following: to Lisa and Anita a pound of gold for rainy days, to Carol my old stereo when I buy a new one, to Jeff S. my ability to keep a car on the road, and to Jane the keys to my Cadillac and the hope of an everlasting friendship! I, KATHY MITCHELL, do bequeath the fol- lowing: to Sue P. all my gorgeous posters and missy’s hat, to Lori D. a safe ride home with her mother and all the fun times we’ve had in Ottawa, to Tammy T. a cat that never stalls, to Rae R. better eyesight in exam days, to Wanda W. a great piece of literature about lit- tle birds, to Vicki driving lessons to help around those terrible curves, and to the rest of the class of 80 great times in the future with everything they hope for. I, ROBERTA MORROW, being the scrounge that I am, do bequeath the follow- ing: to Janice and Vicki I leave Buzz (because no one else wants him), and a special thanks for all those great talks, secrets, and wild times we’ve had, to my best friend Kellie a pair of fake bunny ears, a wild weekend at Herkimer, and many great times in cheering, to Jeff K. a pack of old maid cards and some satisfaction, to the second period volleyball team (including Mrs. Putney) the annual spas- tic award, to Rick and Lee thanks for being 2 great buddies, to a very special scrounge thanks for being there when I needed some- one and for just being you, to Buzz a lifetime supply of “Deer Lure Cologne,” to Jamie my ability to make eatable brownies, to Chip a case of odor eaters, to Jackie my messy room, and to Mom and Dad thanks. Good luck to the great ‘class of 80’, and to Kelvin all my love and my life. I, SUZY PARO, do hereby bequeath the fol- lowing: to Lori a friendship that will last for- ever, a car that won’t stall and my brother, to Rae my ability to beep the horn and all the fun times we had together, to Wanda a spe- cial thanks for always being there when I needed someone, to Tammy all the rides to the Pizza Hut and a cake with a hole in the middle, to Kathy all the terrific times we’ve had and the ability to choose good literature, to Jenny W. a special friendship and lots of wonderful memories, the right to the backseat of the bus, and a truckful of smashed “3 Musketeers Bars,” to Dana the right to be a child beater and the use of my whip and chains, to my family lots of love to the rest of my friends in the senior class lots of Happi- ness and Love. I, ANDREA L. PUTMAN, being of intricate mind and lacking in body do hereby bequeath the following: to our beloved Mr. Lynch my past due homework and my sanity, to Mr. “FLASH” Gordon a car wash and wax job, and a humble thank you, to Jane all my worldly possessions, to Vicki all our child- , hood memories and a paper airplane, to Pork a lighter to light us his life, to Ray men in gen- eral, to Lori Frogs in general, to Suzy Teddy bears, to Dean a package of lifesavers and a hug and a thank you, to Buster G. a big thank you, to Deb one keg of O.V. and a thank you, to Beanie the beforehand parties, to Berta t Kelvin and a beautiful affair with the “other- woman,” to Danny ‘KIZZ,’ to the Choir Boys a road sign, to Billy a dimmer switch and the memories of all the good times spent together, to Lambchops my driving expertise, to Mark B. the ability to stay out of porta-potties at Gov. Fair, to Janet all our long talks, ‘Martha,’ a bunny rabbit, and our good times, to Janice the docks, Vinnie, Abby, Bob, our long hours, George, a fabulous weekend, Tom J. Tait (hands off), and thanx for being a friend! to Lillian a new phone and a reclining chair, to Jeff a snoopy poster, to the Juniors (esp. Val, Nancy, Lynne, etc.) fun that is yet to come, and to the beloved class of 1980 THANK YOU! I, RAE RICE, do hereby bequeath the fol- lowing: to Tammy an ad that we missed and a trip to McDonalds, to Jeff J. a gas cap and a box of plaster, to Wanda thanks and an ever- lasting friendship, to Lori and Pooh-Bear wet rugs, Snickers, and everlasting supply of gas, and all the fun times we have shared, to Kathy the ability to write compositions, to Dana the ability to carry on our tradition with C. C., to my “Best Friend” all of my love and the ability to someday understand me, to my parents thanks for helping me get by, and to Bill my future. I, JANET SIMMS, leave lots of luck and happiness in the future to Beth and Naomi, to Val and Steve I leave all our double dating memories, to Jeanette and Linda I leave all our treasured talks and memories, to Pat I leave a pair of light fingers, to Andrea I leave a ‘real man,’ to Buzz I leave a comic book, and to Bill a poem, to Mark and Ed memories of our special times together, to my family and teachers Love and Happiness. I, JEFF SMITHERS, being of reasonably sound mind and the ultimate body, do hereby leave, to my Mom love and thanks and to my sisters the same, to Storman Drummond an “old” wise crack, to Jeffy K. a 3 pack of Rex- alls, to Mike Rogers a box of 500 yellow-jack- ets and a tree full of tweety-birds, and chimp- munks, to Mr. Moore my ability to never miss, to Bobby D. a day off because you’re working too hard, to Berta, Kellie, Janice, Jeff K. and Janet, and Jane a funny dirty joke, to Scott Mayne his size 9 sneakers because they don’t fit, to Cheryl T. the memories of an unforget- table 3 day (and night) weekend, to Rodney Allen Bush a sixer of Black Label, to Ed and someone (?) an all expense paid weekend at the Anchor Down, to Beanie M. some memo- ries of a wild snowmobile ride through town and time watching HBO at her place. I wish good luck to all my friends and especially to the class of “80,” and I leave H.C.S. I, JANICE SIMMS, leave to Patty H. memo- ries of all her scheming that lead to good times, to Buzz a beaver trap, to Linda memo- ries of our ‘haying parties’ and times together as good neighbors, to Andrea memories of an exciting weekend at Potsdam State, to Deb- bie, Vicki, Beanie, Roberta, Jane, Bill B., Jeff K., Beth, and all my other very special friends at H.C.S. memories of many terrific times together, and last but not least, to my family I leave lots of luck to them while they try to get along without me. I, VICKI TESTANI, being the wild and crazy cat that I am, will the following: to all my friends and super close friends an ever- lasting memory of all our great times we’ve shared, and a special memory of many happy days to Beanie, to Ed a big hug for a very thoughtful but foolish thing he did for me, to my family a bunch of love, to mom a thanks for all the running around she’s done for me, to my sister a lot of great times and years of growing up, to Bill P., a place in my heart, and to Mr. Lynch a thanks for making me smile when I never thought that I could. I, CARLA THOMPSON, being of partially sound mind, leave to the future ceramic classes our lectures for Mr. F., to Dummy my 91 ability to cope with common sense, to Punkin the mastering of self-control, to Gywen the ability to get to Home Room, to Robin my book of Polock Jokes, to P. B., D. W., G. B., and especially Jack all my love. I, TAMMY THOMPSON, do hereby bequeath the following: to my friends, Rae, Wanda, Sue, Lori, Kathy, and Vicki, I leave all of the trips that I would have made to Ogdensburg, Canton, and Potsdam with a side-trip to the Pizza Hut or McDonalds, I also leave to Sue and Lori my father’s blue light as they loved it so, to Rae I leave all the beer that she wants that I don’t buy, to my brother I leave all my luck in driving because I haven’t caused or had any serious accidents with the car or truck. I, WANDA WILLARD, do bequeath the fol- lowing: to a special friend the chance to find true happiness, to “the gang” everlasting love and friendship, to my family life, love, and memories, and to all my friends and class- mates a part of my life I never can forget. I, JANE WOODWARD, of a full burnt state of mind do bequeath to, Dan Merrill and Andrea Putman all the love that anyone could have for their best friends, to Janice Simms and all my close friends all the fun and all of the hell that we’ve raised, to Lisa Swan my ability to fall off a T-bar while learning to ski, to my adopted brother Eric Wright I leave all the love anyone could have for their special brother, to Rob, Tammy, David, and all the other people I know and love, I leave a long, healthy, and happy life, last of all I leave Sandy and Dawn Stiles and Robin McLaughlin all the friendship and love that I’ve always had for all of them, even though things in the past told me feelings weren’t always mutual. I, ROBERT PAUL BARR, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the fol- lowing items to my beneficiaries: my prize- cover-disher to Zone, a plane ticket, so she can “fly” to the 'burg to Mary, my u-bangy slide rule to Mr. Moore, a set of earplugs to Mr. Lenney, another good joke book to Mr. Martin (he needs one), a pair of training wheels to Jet, and a metal snap to Dawn to replace the one I broke. I, BETH LA FLEUR, being of sound mind and everybody, do bequeath the following: to Janet thanks for the great times and best of luck in the future, to my dearest and best friend Linda thanks for everything, the best times of my life and 1 can of beer — that’s all it takes, to Scott an ice cold keg, to Debbie a contact lense detector, to Patty H. find some- thing that she needs and I’ll leave it to her, to Andrea a muzzle, to my parents thanks for all your encouragement, love and understanding, and to Rick my love, future and special understanding and special memories. I, KELLIE BELL, do hereby bequeath: to Jeff J. a bill for 267 pencils; to Ed, my hip measurements; To Rick, a c-scale; to Lee, a place for his ring; to Roberta, our motto “Keep ’em cool,” and a tuna fish sandwich; to Bill, a gigantic purple herby, and a safe ride on loose gravel; to Mr. Martin, a case of strawberry jello from Mars; to Pat, some great memories, the patent to “Oh Bonnie Sue,” a pack of Habor Inn gum, my expertise in 360’s on Hickory Lake, and a jar of chicken-pox scabs; to Mark B., a wink; and to Rodney, thanks for being the special friend that you are, my love, and a cherry pie. I, RODNEY BUSH, do hereby bequeath the following: to Brouillette, a radar detector, the ultimate parking place and a great friendship. To the Knowlton, a toot on the horn, the ulti- mate party on a well-planned night, a great friendship and a future of good times. To the Choirboys (Jeff, Bill, Mike, Mark, Duke, Ed) new prayer books. To Jeff, Duke, and Mike a trip across the old “lawn.” To Duke the ulti- mate snowbanking machine. To Mike, one wild woman. To Steve, my passing ability and IWL'ff 92 HHMUH - the rest of the boys, good luck. And to my spe- cial “Bell,” all my love and hopes for the future and the house in Waddington. I, MARK BROUILLETTE, being one wild and crazy guy leave to Rod and Jeff, the talks and discussions we’ve had. I also leave to Rod, Mike, and Jeff, the key to my glove com- partment. To my parents I would like to give a new beginning and to my brother and sister, the ability to stay out of trouble just like I have done. I, KATHLEEN BRENNO, being of sound mind and body have a special thanks to Mickie and Pete, also to my dad for helping me through my last year. To Robin, a long lasting friendship. And to everyone else I leave, my love, friendship and success and I wish I could have gotten to know everyone in the little time I spent here at HCS, Good Luck to everyone. I, JEFF JOHNSTON, with one body and one mind leave the following: to Tim I leave the dream of two more cylinders for his Olds and to Jeff, the dream of eight cylinders that work; to Rick I leave a stealproof mouthpiece and to Vick I leave the rest of the horn; to Lee I leave a wrist for his backhand; to Kellie I leave a box of pencils; to Rae I leave a year-round mistletoe; to Lynn I leave a giant green ice cube; to Bill I leave a new stereo; to Ed I leave a napkin with some salt and some nylon cord; and to Mr. Martin I leave some Grecian For- mula to cover up his green hair-itage. I, JEFF KNOWLTON, being of surprisingly sound mind and magnificent body do hereby bequeath the following: to the Choirboys (Duke, Gay Boy, Bushwack, Coincole, Bildo, Stank, and Buzz) the greatest Choir practice of all. To Duke, a racing canoe, a lifetime sup- ply of Genee, and a can of puke remover. To Gay Boy, all of the Miller he wants (since nobody else wants any), the world’s largest black book to keep track of all his women, and my ability to avoid getting tickets all the time. To Bushwack I leave my good looks because he’s so ugly, my daring skills for get- ting around in Hammond, and the back seat of the Deathmobile for any time he wants it. To Stank my muscles and athletic ability because he’s so weak and uncoordinated. To Sissy, my ability to take a joke as well as she dishes them out and thanks for being my sis- ter. To Duke, Gay Boy, Bushwack, and Stank our special friendship that I hope we’ll always have and remember. And to all my friends lots of thanks and memories of all the good times we had together. FORESHADOW 1990 It is the year 1990 and our class tenth year reunion is taking place. The first to arrive is Paul Drummond, owner of a huge dairy farm in the Northeast. Next we hear the clump of hooves and without turning around we know it’s Angie Ashworth, arriving on her horse. Angie is now the best known woman jockey in the U.S. Our happy Mother of the Year the former Punkin Benson is the next to arrive. Punkin is the proud mother of twelve children with one on the way. Soon to arrive is Bush, Barlow, and Kirby, associates in their own successful accounting firms. Within the firm, Rick handles the facts, Rod handles the figures, and Scott handles the parties. Quite the set-up isn’t it? Next we welcome Conductor-composer Lee Livingston of the New York Symphony Orchestra. Lee arrived in his new “Batmobile,” carrying (of course) his trombone. As we further reminisce about the fun times we turn to see Jeff Smithers arriving. Jeff is a prosperous dairy farmer who has taken cover and enlarged the former Drummond Dairy farm. Paul had to start out from scratch, but he too is doing well. Photographer Dan Florin arrives now with racecar driver Dean Phillips. Dan is looking around for Wanda Willard, a lawyer, who on the side does cover photos for Playboy magazine. Dan hopes to earn some extra money if he can find her. Jane Woodward, owner of a dance studio in California, comes next. Everyone is amazed to see Jane’s fox fur and Rolls Royce. Jane brought Doreen Warren back from Hollywood with her. Doreen is a successful singer and doing well with her latest recording now in the Top Ten. Over in the corner is Tammy Thompson, who has followed in her mother’s footsteps and become an elementary school teacher. She is talking with Patty Hilborne and Kathy Mitchell, also elementary teachers. By the looks of things they are doing their lesson in crayons. Those elementary kids have really gotten to them. Dr. Edwin Siwarski is the next to pull up. Ed has become a successful dentist. Astronaut Bob Barr, who came back from Mars to be here with us today, is busy discussing the basics of aerospace dynamics with scientist Jeff Johnston. There are ooo’s and ahh’s as our class servicemen arrive in their uniforms. All eyes are toward the door as in walk Dan Merrill and Rick Howes. Dan and Lee Griffith, who arrived earlier, also look good in their Marine Corps Uniforms. After everyone has calmed down, our attention turns again toward the door where architectural engineer, Mark Brouilette, and his longtime friend, lawyer, Jeff Knowlton, have just stepped in. Right behind all those men, arrive our class nurses, Carla Thompson and Vicki Chambers. Vicki finally got out of working in the nursing home and has gone pediatrics. Quite a change isn’t it? I don’t think anyone can quite believe how much the class of 1980 has accomplished. Over at the refreshment stand we see Grant Besio, who has sneaked in the back way and is attempting to spike the punch. Grant should know that the punch is already spiked! Rae Rice is here, too. Rae is on the U.S. Women’s Softball Team, and has learned not to throw the bat. She trav- els with the team and has a man waiting in every stadium. Our data processors, Suzy Paro, Robin McLaughlin, and Donna Hand have managed to get here too. The three of them are busy discussing the ups and downs, and the ins and outs of processing data with professional waitress and part-time comedian, Lori Daniel. We look across the room to see a familiar quartet of smiling faces. Debbie McDerment, Kim Johnson, Beanie Mack, and Vicki Testani are talking over old times. Debbie is currently a medical receptionist, Kim is a private secretary, Beanie is a physi- cal education teacher, and Vicki an unemployed art major. Next to arrive are the owners and operators of the Simms Corporation, Janet and Janice. Robin Todd and Lori Beaulieu arrive together, They are the elite of Depey- ster. Lori has taken over the Depeyster General Store and Robin is her secretary. The class surgical technologist, Kellie Bell has arrived. Kellie could have danced her way to fame and fortune, but she chose the easy route ... surgical technology. Laurie Richer follows Kellie in. Laurie is a clinical psychologist living in Texas. Bill Brabant comes in next, he had hoped to get here earlier, but had problems at Brabant Electric. Bill, who majored in air conditioning technology and started his own company, has become a millionaire and is living on Long Island. With a good percentage of the class now here, bets are being made that Andrea Putman will be the last to arrive. Odds are being set when another car pulls up. It’s Roberta Morrow, Fashion Designer. Roberta is modeling one of her own dress designs. Behind Roberta is Sandy Stiles. She has just come back from California to be with us. The number left is getting smaller when Allen Kelly gets here. Allen is a successful IBA salesman and owner of the fourth generation Kelly Farm. Sirens are ringing as Gywn Barber, a Five-Star General, arrives with her police escort. Gary Beaulieu, too, has arrived. Gary was a real eye-opener when he pulled up in his sports car. He has been busy designing and customizing cars and vans in California. World renowned chef Kathy Brenno is here now and so that leaves two people Linda Johnson and Andrea. Oh look, there is a car coming up the road. It’s Linda 94 Johnson, an art teacher, of course that leaves Andrea. We’ve all heard that Andrea is close to becoming president at Robin Hood Flour, after her major in grain milling science. Well, we’ll close for now while we watch for Andrea to arrive. I think that may be her coming up the road. HEUVELTON TEACHERS ASSOCIATION ROYAL-J-ACRES The Pierces Dave Keith Mary Kelvin Kent Herdsman: Steve Fenton 95 (jhMl a uh Compliments of ' HARDWARE STORES WARD WILLARD SON HACKETT CUSTOM SLAUGHTER HOUSE HARDWARE 1230 Congress St. Heuvelton, N.Y. 344-6651 Ogdensburg, N.Y. Congratulations Class of 1980 KOKOMO FARMS William Masters and Family Route I Heuvelton, N.Y. tC-ARY l£) AMEN HAJR illNG UNISEX SALON 393-3888 Walk-In or Appointments Corner of Canton and Morris St., Across From Q. Dairy Queen and Seaway Shopping Center Ogdensburg, N.Y. |� erlinq's FURNITURE STORES OGDENSBURG«MASSENA. POTSDAM WATERTOWN Compliments of QUIK-RITE CLEANERS 1322 Ford St. Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 Compliments of J. R. MILLER Complete Formal Rentals Seaway Shopping Center 393-7800 RUTH DUMAS SCHOOLOF DANCE All Types of Dancing 393-4165 Hey Culligan Man! Ogdensburg 393-4680 WILDER- FORSYHE, INC. 1815 Ford St. P.O. Box 739 393-4990 Ogdensburg, N.Y. NATE’S AUTO PARTS, INC. Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 393-0820 Contractor: MARK WEIDNER Interior — Exterior Remodeling Custom Cabinet Building Roofing — Vinyl Siding Additions — Home Construction Masonry and Foundations References Fully Insured Free Estimates Phone: 393-5817 R M AUTO PARTS 1801 Ford St. Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 Good Luck Class of 1980 DASHNAW- KNOWLTON BUILDERS Bill Dashnaw Bill Knowlton 344-7267 or 344-8835 Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 ST. LAWRENCE NATIONAL BANK A Full Service Bank Each depositor insured to � 40,000. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION JESSE R. CRAWFORD P. O. Box 212 Heuvelton, New York 13654 Phone: 344-8833 Service that Counts General Insurance Life Insurance Business Bonds HEUVELTON EQUIP. CO., INC. Box 318 Heuvelton, New York 13654 Phone:344-2361 Heuvelton, N.Y. A FT.V. APPLIANCE CENTER Zenith, Radio and TV Westinghouse Appliances Homgas Distributor Compliments of: ONEIDA NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF CENTRAL NEW YORK 320 Ford Street Ogdensburg, New York 13669 Park Plaza Ogdensburg, New York 13669 IfilVISlOt Ph:344-7710 98 JOHN C. SANSOUCY Qualified Correlator Financial Planning 624 Caroline St. Ogdensburg, NY 13669 Bus. Phone 393-1410 Investors Diversified Services Congratulations Class of 1980 Compliments of: LARRY WORDEN AMC- JEEP INC. Riverside Drive (Upper Main Street) Ogdensburg, New York 13669 Phone:315-393-4750 Congratulations Seniors WEAVER'S COUNTRY STORE DePeyster, New York Phone:344-771 Meat, Beer, Groceries, Hardware Compliments of: RICHARDSON'S HARDWARE STORE State Street Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 Dupont Paints Hardware LP Gas Service 344 2321 99 Best Wishes From: Compliments of: HEUVELTON James B. Downing LUMBER O o • COMPANY Norwhey Division We deliver Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 Ph; 344-2471 or Ogdensburg 393-7230 Complete Building Supplies Compliments to the Class of '80 From: THE NATIONAL ARMY STORE Seaway Shopping Center Ogdensburg, N.Y. CARBINOS JEWELRY STORES Ogdensburg, New York Phone: 393-6650 KELLISON'S I.G.A. State Street Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 344-7952 HILLSIDE RESTAURANT 32 State Street Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 All Home-Cooking Ron and Deb Robb WILLIAM WOODS WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE 218 South Street Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 Phone 393-3370 Congratulations Seniors BONNIE ST. DENNY'S BEAUTY SHOP 344-7976 100 315-393-1813 ® FERRO CORP. OTTAWA CHEMICAL DIV. ALLAN BELL PLANT SUPERINTENDENT LOWER DENNY ST. P.O. BOX 372 OGDENSBURG, N.Y. 13669 Compliments of THE SIMMSES John Bill and Dorothy Mary Lou Jay Janet Dale Janice Phone: 393-6520 Super THE BEAUTY INN Cuts for 109 Main Street Guys Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 Gals HUGH'S GENERAL STORE DePeyster, N.Y. 13633 Phone: 344-7964 Groceries, Cold Beer VILLAGE SHOPPE State Street Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 Shop the Purple House BETTY'S NOTIONS Justina Street Heuvelton, N.Y. 344-7929 Gifts, Cards, Novelties and Homemade Articles Congratulations Seniors! From: DORIS’ FASHION NOOK Large and 1 2 Size Store Osh Kosh B'Gosh Home of Super Savings Phone:344-7150 J.R. MILLER CO. Complete Formal Rentals for All Occasions Seaway Shopping Center — Ogdensburg 393-7800 TOTCA fxm Registered Holsteins C=3 07 Dale E. and Stephen M. Putman, and Families Compliments of McCADAM CHEESE COMPANY, INC. NEW YORK STATE'S FINEST CHEESE PRODUCTS Hitt m OUR PATRONS Richard Barlow and Family Anne and Jack Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Ken Chambers and Family The Country Cousins Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert S. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dusham Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gordon Hammons Variety Store Penny and Gary Hammond Ken and Rita Hilborne Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hutchinson Ogdensburg Bowl Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Paro and Family The Puritan Seaway Sewing Center Mr. and Mrs. Mason Steele Mary Joan Wood Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wright and Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kennedy and Carla Compliments to the Class of 1980 From: GARVEY'S GROCERY Heuvelton, N.Y. 344-2303 Appointment or Walk-In 315-393-2138 BILL'S HAIRSTYLING Air Conditioned Unisex Shop Hair Analysis Center 2 Stylists 631 Ford Street Bill Vielhauer Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 Prop. Congratulations to the Class of 1980 JOHNSTON ELECTRIC AND MAINTENANCE Earle Johnston, Owner Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 344.2498 Service Station Installation and Repairs — Bulk Plant Maintenance Compliments of DRUM-AYR FARM JAMES E. BROWN Norman and Margaret Drummond Purebred Ayrshire Cattle GENERAL CONTRACTOR Farm Owners and Home Owners Route 2, Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 Insurance 578-2355 Vigortone Products Route 1, Heuvelton, N.Y. Plumbing Heating 344-7957 104 ma s t -V i ..M NiAS .. m ■M' M NB rjSt v F PI o 1 � � 1« ; ii • t. m F' - . kfc 5 ■yi, stM i ; v ;; ; - .• - ; .? . ” .. t v - ,, -:V; - f ¥ ’' %£ • : ’ ' . : • '■ j .... ' ’• '” VA-.•: t .- ■ : •■ '; •;- _ £ i;f -- f ■ -:,'S ':'fP ■ • -;,v, -T - •' ■■ � - ■ ■ ■ ,:': % ' • ‘i x :- ■- -°' «• '-■ 1 ' . s V,. ♦ -- • , • ' i ••vv-lvvl ,■ ;. 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