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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1983 volume:

i Growing Together Remember how frightened we were that very first day? So many new faces and places how could we stay? But the days became weeks and we became accustomed to this place Each new morning brought a smile from a new friendly face. As the weeks turned into months, we found we could depend on each other. We made close relationships, just like sisters and brothers. Now our months have turned into years, we’ve shared our laughter as well as our tears. Yes, we’ve shared our joys as well as our sorrows but it’s time for us to leave and face new tommorrows. We know we’ll make it, we have to, we better. After we spent all those years sharing and caring and growing together. Anita Brown ; J HEUVELTON CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BOX 375 HEUVELTON, NEW YORK 13654 Phone 344-2414 Town of Oswegatchie, DePeyster, Macomb, DeKalb, Lisbon, Canton BOARD OF EDUCATION Lawrence S. Ames, Superintendent Alfred Nichols, Pres. David Kingsley, Vice Pres. John Felt Daniel Barr Shirley Christensen Kenneth Chambers John Zeh John Cerio, Clerk George Berkley, an 18th Century Bishop of Clogne in his writing “Can Love Be Controlled by Advice”, wrote: “Youth we can have but today We may always find time to grow old.” These lines point out poignantly and succinctly the irreversible paths people follow as they grow together with others of their generation. Years come and go and you will grow together. People come and peo- ple go and you continue to grow together. As time ticks away your youth of the present, you will find time to grow older and wiser with each day of your future with your friends and acquaintances. No one escapes the growing process or the aging process. Thus while you are in the flower of your youth, try to grow in all ways possible — academically, socially and athletically. As you grow together with your family, friends and acquaintances you’ll be prepared to enjoy more fully the fruits of your labor. When you reach those Golden Years of retirement, the pleasures of those years may well be the result of “Growing Together.” Lawrence S. Ames Superintendent of Schools Dedication to Mr. James Ray Peacock We, the Class of 1983, are missing a dear friend — a man who over the years always showed faith in our generation — a man who considered us better prepared to face the problems of the world than previous generations. He believed that we have learned from the past, are enjoying the present and have confidence in the future. His logic, his sense of humor, his willingness to serve, his sincere personal interest made him a man whom we’ll long remember as a true friend. To Mr. James Ray Peacock we dedicate our yearbook. From all of us, Mr. Peacock, Thank You and “Requiescat in Pace.” Special Dedication to Dale From the Seniors Dale was our friend. He had a special way of livening up any room he walked into and making everyone smile and laugh with his good mood and continuous humor. When Dale was around it seemed like no one was unhappy or bored. We miss this quality of Dale’s personality because when we find ourselves down and feeling bad, his smiling face and laughs are no longer there. Many of us looked up to Dale as a big brother, someone who was willing to help whenever we needed him. Dale was one of us. We shared many great times. Those times still exist but they are different now. We are still a class but someone is missing. Everything seems strange without Dale’s vitality and laughter to fill the air. A day does not go by that he is not in our thoughts and we will remember him forever. Dale will always be in our memories and we will forever treasure his friendship and the many unforget- table times he helped to make. Also, we will hold onto the thought that he is still a part of the Class of ‘83’, sharing these memories with us. 5 Appreciation to Faculty and Advisors We, the Class of 1983, would like to extend our sincere appreciation to the faculty of Heuvelton Central School. Throughout the past twelve years, you have taught, encouraged, and helped us to realize that by striving for the best, we could achieve our goals. We would like to also express our gratitude to our three class advisors — Mr. Dezell, Miss Seymour, and Mr. Goccia. These faculty members were willing to take on the responsibility of being Senior Class Ad- visors. A special thanks is in order to Mr. Dezell, not only for being our class advisor, but also for assuming the yearbook advisorship. It is difficult to single out every member of the faculty throughout our Elementary, Junior and Senior High years, you have helped prepare us for our futures. So again we would like to extend our appreciation to everyone. BOARD OF EDUCATION — Sitting: Dr. Zeh, Mrs. Christensan, Mr. Nichols, President; Mr. Chambers. Standing: Mr. Kingsley, Vice President; Mr. Felt, Mr. Barr We the Class of 1983, would like to extend our thanks to Mr. Ames for all the support he has given us through the years. He always has a smile and a kind word to say to help us through the worst of days as well as the best of days. We have had many problems and he has helped us solve them. He has always found the time to listen and his door is always open to anyone. Mr. Ames, the Senior Class thanks you. 7 Director of Elementary Education: Mr. Balfour Xi Business Administrator: Mr. Covey Guidance Department: Mr. Timmerman, Guidance Director and Vice Principal; Mr. Cerio, Guidance Counselor Yearbook Photographer: Betty Steele fcjnfol - Math Department: Mr. Lynch, Mr. Barlow, Mr. Martin History Department: Mr. Harradine, Mr. Putney, Mr. Hanagan Language Department: Mrs. Kelly Miss Bertrand Mrs. Fay Mrs. Derrigo Elementary Reading Department: Mrs. Eustis Miss Foti Remedial Department: Mr. Lewandowski, Mr. Timmerman Home Ecomonics Department: Mrs. Day Industrial Arts Agriculture Department: Mr. Foultz, Mr. Corey Resource Department: Mrs. Clark, Miss Baker Health Department: Mrs. Barlow, Mrs. Marek Resource Department: Mr. Phillips Speech Therapist: Mrs. Ressman Music Department: Mr. Poulton, Miss Seymour 11 Physical Education Department: Mr. Tehonica, Mrs. Putney Art Department: Mrs. Hartman High School Librarian: Mrs. Kenny Physical Education Department: Mr. LaRock, Mr. Conklin Driver Education Department: Mr. Jones Elementary Librarian: Miss Pierce 12 SECRETARIAL STAFF — Mrs. Knowlton, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Head Secretary: Mrs. Poulton Remington, Mrs. Poulton, Mrs. Freeman CAFETERIA STAFF — Sitting: Mrs. Sterling, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Murdock, Mrs. Wainwright. Standing: Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Alberto, Mrs. Merritt m Head of Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. Young 13 CUSTODIANS — Sitting: Mrs. Willard and Mrs. Jerdon. Standing: Mr. Sibley, Mr. McGraw and Mr. Wainwright BUS DRIVERS — Row 1: Larry Raney, Bob Merrifield, Joan Cutway, Shirley Cline and Jim Howes. Row 2: Bob Freeman, Carl Hebert, Doug White, Cecil Duvall, Linda Thompson, Wally Hunter, Glenn Rickett and Pat Dempsey. I 15 Heuvelton Central School Junior Prom Music by : Nightwing Friday Evening, May 14, 1982 Time 9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a,m. Price $8:00 per couple $6:00 per person Larry I. Armstrong Sean Arquette Clifford E. Ayen Leslie J. Bailey 17 Senior Directory Larry Armstrong: FFA (treasurer) 3 years, Basketball 1 year, Baseball 3 years, Soccer 2 years, Jr. Band 2 years, Sr. Band 1 year and Prom Committee. Clifford Ayen: FFA 3 years, Soccer 4 years, Basketball 4 years, Boy's Athletic Association 4 years. Leslie Bailey: French Club 3 years (vice-president 1 year), Soccer 4 years, Basketball 4 years, Softball 3 years, Marching Band 4 years, National Honor Society 3 years, Whiz Quiz Team 1 year, Chorus 1 year, Girl’s Athletic Association 4 years, College Courses 1 year. Prom Com- mittee, Sophomore Class Vice-President. Colleen Barlow: National Honor Society 3 years, Basket- ball 4 years (captain 1 year), Soccer (captain) 4 years, Softball 4 years, Stage Band 3 years, Junior Band 2 years, Senior Band 4 years (president 1 year), Chorus 2 years (president 1 year), Area All-State 3 years, Valley League Band 4 years, NYSSMA Solos 4 years, Latin Club 3 years (president 1 year), Girl’s Athletic Association 4 years, CYO 4 years, Senior Class Vice-President, All Star Soc- cer 3 years, All Star Basketball 1 year, Color Guard (cap- tain) 2 years, Prom Committee. Shelley Bartlett: National Honor Society 3 years, FFA 3 years (president 2 years), Sr. Chorus 4 years (president 1 year), Junior Varsity Basketball 1 year, Varsity Basketball 2 years, Varsity Soccer 3 years, Varsity Softball 3 years, Color Party 2 years, NYSSMA Solos 3 years, Area All- State 1 year, Yearbook Staff, Valley League Chorus 3 years, Girl’s Athletic Association 4 years, Jr. Prom Com- mittee, All Star Softball 1 year, All Star Soccer, 1 year, unior Class President, Freshman Class Secretary, Col- ege Courses, 1 year. Julie Benjamin: Volleyball 1 year, Junior Band 1 year, Chorus (Junior) 2 years, All-State 1 year, Yearbook Staff, Yearbook Picture Staff. Carol Brown: Soccer 3 years, French Club, FFA, Insights. Brad Burnham: FFA 3 years, Basketball 2 years, Soccer 4 years, Baseball 1 year, Boy’s Athletic Association 4 years, Junior Band 2 years, Senior Band 4 years, Stage Band 1 year, Junior Prom Committee, Student Council 1 year, Marching Band 4 years, Prom Prince, Soccer (All Star) 2 years, Soccer Captain 1 year. Bob Chambers: FFA 4 years (President 1 year). Michele Cutway: Girl’s Athletic Association 4 years, Senior Band 4 years, Stage Band 4 years, Marching Band 4 years, Chorus 4 years, Basketball 4 years, Softball 4 years, French Club 2 years, Insight 4 years, Prom Com- mittee, Valley League 4years. Shelly Downing: French Club 2 years, Cheering 1 year, FFA 1 year, Prom Committee. Bonnie Foster: FHA 3 years, Chorus 1 year. Pete Gilbert: Marching Band 4 years, Stage Band 4 years, Senior Band 4 years, Senior Chorus 4 years, Insight 4 years, Area All-State Chorus 1 year, Valley League Chorus 4 years, Vocal Solo 1 year, Soccer 1 year, Junior Band 2 years. Mike Griffith: Class Activities. Curt Hammond: Senior Band 4 years, Stage Band 4 years, Marching Band 4 years, Junior Band 2 years, Latin Club 2 years, Valley League 4 years, NYSSMA 2 years. Theresa Haus: Yearbook 1 year. Newspaper 1 year. Mike Herron: Chorus 2 years (President 1 year), Mar- ching Band 4 years, Stage Band 4 years, Senior Band 4 years, Junior Band 1 year, Basketball 3 years, Soccer 2 years, Baseball 3 years, NYSSMA Solos 3 years, “Oliver” (Fagan) 1 year, Valley League Band 4 years, Area All- State 1 year, Freshman Class Treasurer, Sophomore President, Yearbook Staff, CYO 4 years. Lori Hutton: Junior Band 2 years, Senior Band 4 years, Marching Band 2 years, Color Party 2 years, FHA 1 year, Prom Committee, Valley League 3 years, Chorus 2 years, Basketball Manager 1 year. Tim Kelley: FFA 5 years. Sherrie Kimble: Class Activities. June Layng: French Club 2 years, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff 1 year, Whiz Quiz 1 year, National Honor Society 3 years, Insights I year. Marty Mills: Class Activities. Sheila Montroy: Manager Basketball 4 years, Manager Soccer 4 years, Manager Softball 4 years, Junior Band 3 years, Senior Band 4 years, Stage Band 1 year, Senior Chorus 3 years. Corrine Moore: Senior Band 4 years, Junior Band 1 year, Color Guard 4 years, Varsity Basketball 4 years, Varsity Soccer 4 years, Softball Statistician 4 years, National Honor Society 2 years, Whiz Quiz 1 year, College Courses 1 year, French Club 3 years. Joey Murdock: Class Activities. Kim Murdock: French Club 2 years, French Club Secretary 1 year, French Club Treasurer 1 year, National Honor Society 3 years, Yearbook Staff 1 year, Class Secretary 2 years, Color Guard 2 years, College Courses 1 year. Arlene O’Marah: Basketball 4 years, Softball 1 year, FHA 1 year, Newspaper Staff 1 year, Prom Committee, GAA 4 years. Desiree Parmeter: Class Activities. Jamie Patterson: Senior Band 4 years, Junior Band 1 year, Chorus 4 years, Valley League 4 years, NYSSMA Solos 2 years, Area All-State 1 year, Basketball Manager 1 year, Yearbook Staff 1 year, Prom Committee, National Honor Society 3 years, Latin Club 3 years, Treasurer of Latin Club, Marching Band 4 years, Insight 1 year. John Phillips: Class Activities, Design of Yearbook Cover. Mary Premo: FHA 3 years, Newspaper Staff 3 years. Dana Rice: Latin Club 3 years, Insight 4 years, Valley League Chorus 2 years,Chorus 3 years, National Honor Society 3 years, Yearbook Staff. Janet Ross: French Club 2 years, Prom Committee, FFA 1 year. Susan Sears: French Club 2 years (secretary 1 year), Chorus 4 years, Valley League Chorus 4 years, Class Secretary 1 year, Marching Band Color Guard 2 years, National Honor Society 3 years, Insight 1 year, Prom Committee. Julie Sellers: Junior Band 1 year, Senior Band 4 years, French Club 2 years, NYSSMA Solos 3 years, Area All- State 2 years, Softball 4 years, Valley League 4 years, All-Star Softball 1 year, Girl’s Athletic Assoc., 4 years, Marching Band 4 years. Tonya Smithers: Newspaper Staff 1 year, Softball, Track, Field Hockey. Janelle Toomey: Cbeerleading 3 years, National Honor Society BOCES 1 year, Prom Committee. Mary Trimm: FHA 2 years, Basketball 5 years, Softball 3 years, Student Council 1 year. Becky Volans: Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff 1 year, French Club 2 years, Marching Band 4 years, Senior Band 4 years, Chorus 4 years, Basketball 2 years, Girl’s Athletic Association 2 years, National Honor Society 3 years, Valley League Chorus 3 years, NYSSMA Solos 2 years, Valley League band 1 year, Junior Band 1 year, In- sight 1 year. George Wells: United States National Soccer Award Winner 1 year, Baseball 2 years, Golf 1 year, Track 1 year, Soccer 4 years, French Club 3 years, Drama Club 3 years, Chorus 4 years, Senior Class President, Whiz Quiz 1 year, Wrestling 2 years, Ski Club 3 years, Area All- State Chorus 2 years, Area All-County Cnorus 3 years. Sandy Willard: French Club 2 years, Newspaper Staff 3 years, Cheerleading 1 year, Yearbook Staff 1 year. 18 What the Years Will Bring Ten years have passed since our graduation in 1983. We have all gone our separate ways, but have return- ed for our tenth year reunion. The party is being held at the famous hotel-restaurant, Chez Heuvelton, run by our own SHELLY DOWNING. DESIREE PARMETER and DARLENE PIKE also work here as waitresses. First to arrive is psychologist BECKY VOLANS, who wanted to arrive early to evaluate our class’ pro- gress, for her thesis. Becky is followed by the enter- tainment for tonight, punk-rocker, GEORGE WELLS. George is accompanied by his one-man band, MIKE HERRON and his four personal hair dressers, SHER- RIE KIMBLE, SANDY DOWNING, MARY GILBERT and BONNIE FOSTER, all of whom are responsible for that fabulous punk hairdo George is sporting these days. Next to arrive is LESLIE BAILEY, who took time off from her nuclear bomb building just to attend the reunion. Right behind Leslie is our own class couple, BRAD BURNHAM and SHELLEY BARTLETT, who have finally mar- ried. Shelley has made time for both a family and career and is now night-time manager of Bennett’s Supermarket chain. She is not our only classmate who has made it in managing. Here comes the new co- managers of Eastman-Kodak, THERESA HAUS and SHEILA MONTROY. Behind them are their many secretaries SUSAN SEARS, JULIE SELLERS, DANA RICE, ANITA BROWN, JUNE LAYNG and MARY PREMO. LORI HUTTON used to work for Theresa and Sheila, but quit her job to become our new U.S. President JOHN McCORMICK’s personal secretary. Just coming through the door are husband and wife, MARTY MILLS and LISA SWAN. Marty is now the owner of Anheuser-Busch, Inc. and has generously donated the beverages for our reunion. People are now arriving in droves. In just walked oil tycoon LARRY BEAULIEU and millionaire playboys, RON HARTSHORN and RICK ROGERS. Behind them are our three housewives, MIMI YOUNG THOMPSON, JULIE BENJAMIN ROOK and JENNY WRIGHT MacCAULEY. As we can see, Mimi is with child and barely made it here, becuase she is due any day now. Farmers BOB CHAMBERS and TIM KELLEY have just arrived, along with veterinarian KANDY DIETSCHWEILER and her assistants MICHELE CUTWAY and PATTY CARR. Not everybody has ar- rived yet, but world-known chefs, ROBERT WOOD- WARD and JOSEPH MURDOCK have begun to serve the luscious meal they have prepared for us. Over in the corner, we see journalist SANDY WILLARD sitting, taking down material for her next novel. Sandy’s last novel sold over a million copies. Oh my God!!!! Mimi has just gone into labor. It’s a good thing nurses COLLEEN BARLOW, TJ THOMAS, MIKE GRIFFITH, JUDY BAYNE and their assistants ARLENE O’MARAH and ANN PRO- SSER are here or we wouldn’t know what to do. Looking around we see that during the commotion, president of IBM, CORRINE MOORE, has just arriv- ed with her three top computer operators, JANELLE TOOMEY, PETER GILBERT and MARY TRIMM. A large group has just come through the door and as we look closer, we see that it is autobody majors DAN BROWN, JOHN EUSTIS, TONY DOERR, CHRIS HAYES, JIM McCREADY, MATT MEUTON, CHUCK PARMETER and CHRIS WILLARD, who are all collaborating to build the world’s first water- powered car. SEAN ARQUETTE, JON GILBERT and JOEL GILBERT just arrived and went right over to discuss their idea for solar tractors with Bob and Tim. We’ve just received news that KIM MURDOCK and JAMIE PATTERSON cannot attend because they are deeply engrossed in their research to find a cure for acne. It seems that almost everybody is here, but wait, here comes dental hygienist JANET ROSS and physical education teacher, KYLE SHARP. Just behind them are carpenter TERRY SIMMONS and forest ranger TONYA SMITHERS. Famous detective JOHN PHILLIPS has finally arrived. John has just solved a murder case, which has baffled the police for over thirty years. The lights have just gone off, but there is no need to worry. Electrical experts CLIFF AYEN, CURT HAMMOND and LARRY ARM- STRONG will be able to fix them in a second. Well, we’ve now been sitting here, in the dark, for over three hours. It seems our experts are having a little trouble fixing the lights. There goes the lights on final- ly and we see that physical therapist CAROL BROWN has just walked in, late as usual. Now that everybody is here, oh, wait, we forgot, our three ad- visors haven’t arrived yet. Here they come now. We hear that MR. DEZELL and MISS SEYMOUR have finally married after courting for ten years. They’ve come to the party to celebrate their happy union with their seventy-one most favorite people. It is also rumored that our other advisor, MR. GOCCIA is about to receive the Nobel Prize for science this year. Mr. Goccia has now quit teaching, after twenty-two years in the profession, to manage the Yankees to see if he can get a winning team. The party can now real- ly get in full swing. As we look around the room, we see that every member of the CLASS OF 1983 has become a success. We’ve all reached our goals and made something of ourselves, something most people doubted we could ever do. 19 Anthony J. Doerr Bonnie S. Foster Robert K. Chambers Michele A. Cutway Kandace L. Dietschweiler 20 Christopher M. Hayes Michael D. Herron Lori A. Hutton Timothy R. Kelley Sherrie A. Kimble JuneM. Layng John A. McCormick Matthew J. Meuten 21 Senior Most Conceited Shelly Downing Kyle Sharp All American Michele Cutway Larry Armstrong Nicest Hair Kim Murdock Rick Rogers 22 Class Flirt T. J. Thomas Mike Herron Nicest Smiles Susan Sears Curt Hammond Best Dancers? Pete Gilbert Superlatives Best Dressed Ron Hartshorn Janelle Toomey Shyest June Layng Mike Griffith — - ; Most Likely to Succeed Jamie Patterson Rob Woodward Friendliest Julie Sellers John Phillips Class Partiers Lisa Swan Marty Mills Class Couple Shelley Bartlett Brad Burnham Most Talkative Becky Volans Bob Chambers Class Brains Leslie Bailey George Wells 27 Jamie L. Patterson 28 Joey Murdock Desiree L. Parmeter John G. Phillips Darlene A. Pike Janet Poore Janet C. Ross Susan A. Sears Julie A. Sellers Kyle R. Sharp Tonya R. Smithers Lisa G. Swan Tamerlane J. Thomas Janelle K. Toomey 29 !■ m 9. 19. 21. J. Sellers 22. j. Ross 1. D. Pike 2. C. Hayes 3. A. O’Marah 4. A. Prosser 5. J. Wright 6. C. Hammond 7. J. Layng 8. R. Rogers 9. J. Murdock 10. D. Rice 11. R. Hartshorn 17. K. Sharp 18. K. Dietschweiler 19. Shelly Downing 20. P. Gilbert 12. S. Bartlett 13. C. Barlow 14. George Wells 15. M. Mills 16. T. Thomas f . 1. C. Moore 2. M. Herron 3. M. Premo 4. L. Armstrong 5. M. Cut way 6. A. M. Young 7. D. Parmeter 8. S. Montroy 9. M. Trimm 10. M. Griffith 11. C. Parmeter 12. C. Hayes 13. Sandy Downing 14. K. Murdock 15. L. Swan 16. B. Volans 17. A. Doerr 18. L. Hutton 19. J. Patterson 20. B. Burnham 31 UHBERCLASSMEi A (UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Row 1: Val Young, Vice-President; Teresa Sears, Secretary. Row 2: Margie Backus, Treasurer; Michele Morley, President. GRADE ELEVEN — Row 1: Kelly Fletcher, Judy Green, Caroline Stewart, Kari Brouillette. Row 2: Doug Daniel, Adam Wells, Don Dietschweiler, Randy Pray, Jeff Foster. Row 3: Ed Newcombe, Don Ashlaw, Scott Parmeter, Chip Morrow, Curt Skipka. 35 GRADE ELEVEN — Row 1: Helga Wiegandt, Denise Pierce, Michele Howes, Kathy Franche, Sherrie Conant, Christine Murdock. Row 2: Gina Outman, Val Youngs, Carlos Alberto, Jo Dodds, Patricia Reynolds. Row 3: Greg Sloan, Randy Beaulieu, Scott Ashley, Richard Lincoln, Walter Ferris, John Moore. GRADE ELEVEN — Row 1: Terry Hooper, Joanne Debyah, Jennifer Liddell, Michele Morley, Margie Backus, Teresa Sears. Row 2: Kris Bell, Rick Woodside, Chip Martin, Kris Murdock, Mike Parish. Row 3: Mike Ames, Philip Florin, Kevin Sterling, Raymond Kelly. 36 .. — — GRADE TEN — Row 1: Donna Witherall, Jodi Thornhill, Janet Youngs, Lisa Todd. Row 2: Arnie Thompson, Jay vVillard, Fred Thompson, Leo St. Germain. GRADE TEN — Row 1: Brian Phillips, Julie Hutchinson, Suellen Sloan, Lori Hooper, Tina Montroy, Brian Skipka. Row 2: Dan Miller, Dean Hooper, Tom Nichols, Brian Martin, Ken Lalonde, Randy Jackson, Eugene Stevens. Row 3: Brad Phillips, Dave Legault, Mark Kelly, Jim Rheome, Frank Poor, Albert Johnston, Jeff Piercy. 37 T SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS — Row 1: Les Armstrong, President; Kevin Griffith, Treasurer. Row 2: Amy Freeman, Secretary; Janet Youngs, Vice President. GRADE TEN — Row 1: Amy Freeman, Jodi Downing, Tammy Alguire, Ginny Burwell, Marcia Besio, Beth Mat- tice, Colleen Corrice. Row 2: Jim Barton, Tina Graveline, Annette Besaw, Vickie Fishbeck, Donna Childs, Suellen Alguire, Scott Balfour. Row 3: Mark Freeman, Tim Fishbeck, Mark Gooshaw, Les Armstrong, Ted Gagnon, Louis Beldock, Kevin Griffith. - 38 GRADE NINE — Row 1: Sherry LaFave, Leona Hance, Lisa Graveline, Ann Putman, Kim LaKomy, Kim Basford. Row 2: Randy Woodside, Jean Moulton, Nancy Pike, Vera Durham, Dawna Teer, Marie Dodds, Alson Caswell. Row 3: Doug James, Kenny Gilbert, Brian Arquette, Kevin McAllister, Craig Legault, Doug Fifield, Fred Rathburn. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS — Row 1: Suzanne Sloan, President; Eileen Ames, Vice President. Row 2: Tammy Woodward, Secretary; Lisa Graveline, Treasurer. 39 GRADE EIGHT — Row 1: Jenny Storie, Renee Paro, Michelle Skipka, Heather Thompson, Vicki Redmond, Michelle Moulton, Lisa Richards, Jenny Pierce. Row 2: Kelly Powell, Rod Pray, Steven Scott, John St. Germain, Larry Sheppard, Steven Youngs, Brad Simmons, David Mattice. Row 3: Troy Sharp, John Scott, Martin York, Bob Willard, Kevin Ross, Jeff Sibley, Don Morley, Michelle Murdock. Row 4: Veronica Young, Laurie Skelly, Kathy Murdock, Peggy Willard, Tim Piercey, Stephen Thomas, William Otis. GRADE NINE — Row 1: Gayle Powell, Suzanne Sloan, Eileen Ames, Mary Mills, Sylvia Ferris, Tammy Wood- ward, Susan Drake. Row 2: Mary Kelly, Valerie Willard, Lori Childs, Joann Fishbeck, Dawn Burwell, Charles Meuten, Don LeGault. Row 3: Scott Hitsman, Daniel Lake, Rob Thompson, Stephen Stewart, Greg Kiah, Gary Hammond, Michael Phillips. Row 4: Paul Duford, Don Bellinger, Bud Arquette, Paul Lalonde, Tony Corrice, Scott VanCour. 40 GRADE EIGHT — Row 1: Katie Mason, Michelle Barton, Lynette Armstrong, Karen Ferris, Mickie Chapen, Susan Freeman, Renee Cook, Jennie Berbrich. Row 2: Theresa Doerr, Amy Besaw, Tammy Beldock, Diane Gladle, Theresa Gibbons, Jane Green, Carrie Lennox. Row 3: Fran Burdick, Mike Dashnaw, George Caswell, David Christensen, David Fletcher, Sean Barber, Brian Dibble, Merrick McHenry, Jeff Duford. Row 4: Danny Chambers, Greg Foster, Brian Chamberlin, Joe Benfamin, David Bayne, Ronnie Bellinger, Peter Fifield, Ken Castleman. GRADE EIGHT — Row 1: Janet Harper, Michelle Hutton, Joy Esposito, Leslie Hilborne, Keri McKendrick, Debbie Mayhew. Row 2: Michael Guimond, Colleen Herron, Kristi Moore, Micky Mills, Marc LeBarge. Row 3: Randy Hitsman, Mike Lylte, Richard Layng, Bob Jock, Cassius Montroy, Bob Lax, Cindy Kukie. 41 GRADE SEVEN — Row 1: Shelly Besaw, Katie Ames, Lisa Day, Janine Goccia, Dawn Dibble, Tara Brown, Shelly Buerger, Debra Conant. Row 2: Timothy Felt, David Balfour, Kory Davis, Sean Corrice, Eddie Alberto, Mike Chamberlain, John Bailey, Joe Caswell. Row 3: Joann Foster, Shelly Alguire, Karen Brown, Diana Brooks, Nicole Fergerson, Roberta Gibbons, Tammy Curry, Angela Ashley, Nancy Ashlaw. GRADE SEVEN — Row 1: Julie Skelly, Wendy Wainwright, Kelly Shannon, Yvonne Rubla, Tracy Todd, Amy Witherall, Stephen Todd. Row 2: Jeff Scott, Timothy Reese, Shelly Zanker, Lori Teer, Andy Thornhill, Jason Tehonica, Kevin Youngs. Row 3: James Stowe, Jerry Shannon, William Simmons, Barb VanOrnum, Roland Thomas, Clark Zanker, Stacy Simmons, Jeff Todd. 42 GRADE SEVEN — Row 1: Laurie Poor, Becky Howes, Kim Lago, Sheila Nautel, Michelle Johnson, Beth Hutchin- son, Renee Martin. Row 2: Tom Mackay, Tony Lancto, David Premo, April Planty, Lisa Lalonde, Benjamin Hance, Matt Kukie, Merton Hance. Row 3: Mike Johnson, Randy Gutterson, Robbie Powers, Jeff Lajoy, Mark Newcombe, Raymond Perry, Elton Johnston, Larry Nichols, Scott McCormick. ILIHIlf BI 43 MR. GOCCIA’S 6TH GRADE — Row 1: Michael Stark, Thomas Bennett, Kevin Powell, Patrick Lytle, Randy Chambers, David Basford, Lance Armstrong. Row 2: Kimberly Duford, Tina LaForty, Brenda Burwell, Tarasa Car- roll, Shelly Denner, Tonya McGaw, Virginia Albertos, Arleena Willard, Tina Gagnon, Lisa Arquette. Row 3: Michael Lake, Ted Wells, Sean Doerr, Michael Montroy, James Berbrich, Ernie Perry, Scott Finley, David Scott, Terry Wilson, Dale Strader, Shawn Bergeron, Michael Hutton. SIXTH GRADE TEACHERS — Miss Klaus, Mr. Goccia, Mr. Nugent 44 MR. NUGENT'S 6TH GRADE— Row 1: Tom Barr, Gary Hazelton, Chuck Duford, James Conant, Tony Simmons. Row 2: Sheila Finley, Jackie Green, Angela Smithers, Jenny Merritt, Sharon Bailey, Suzanne Pinkerton, Gina McHenry, Renee Woodside, Cheryl Doerr, Wendy Hooper. Row 3: Richard Mayhew, Kevin Sloan, Jeff Burdick, Willie Willard, William Rivet, Greg Fenton, Stan Harris, John Raymon, Leon Mitchell, Kim Denner, Alexa Backus, Stephanie Montroy. MISS KLAUS’ 6TH GRADE — Row 1: Scott Sheppard, Kenneth Rickett, Christopher Lago, Brian McKendrick, Christopher Hammond, Paul Sears, William Bailey. Row 2: Laurie Robinson, Julie Goccia, Andrea Newell, Wylon Thomson, Heather Dodds, Renee Fenlong, Tiffany Stiles, Angela Spaman, JoAnn Scott, Jennifer Mayhew. Row 3: Michial Simmons, Craig Martin, Jacent Storie, Arthur Webb, Ronald Volans, Perry Masters, Terry Gooshaw, Steven Meuten, Kellie Thompson, Nicole Wright, Colleen Murdock, Sheila Graveline. 45 MRS. HUTCHINSON’S 5TH GRADE — Chris Fraser, Bobby Mussen, Tim Lajoy, Jamie Tehonica. Row 2: Wanda Harper, Lorien Smithers, Stacy Paro, Kelley Murdock, Lisa Murdock, Jackie Morrow, Katrina Day, Beth Brown. Row 3: Chris Compeau, Craig Duvall, Wayne Beldock, Wade Davis, Richie Bartlett, Lance Corrice, Todd Steele, Andy Shaw, Kolleen Franche, Chris Lancto. MISS ELEN’S 5TH GRADE — Steven Simmons, Gary McCormick, Roy Akins, Darren Martin. Row 2: Alison Foster, Lori Hilborne, Shelly Lalonde, Julie Phillips, Becky LaFave, Stephanie Legault, Melissa Hutton, Kristi Buerger. Row 3: Corey McBroom, Jonathan Barton, Brian LeBarge, Jason Cullen, Ernest Drake, Darlene Roacher, Greg Gilbert, Russell West, Amy Gilbert, Jimmy Brady. Absent: Barbara Barr, Allen Fifield, Jennifer Soule, Brian Southerland. 46 -i MISS THOMAS’ 5TH GRADE — Row 1: Eddie Chamberlain, Brad Paro, Greg James, Billy Alguire, Ricky Hance, Todd Stone. Row 2: Lora Terwilliger, Angel Perry, Valerie Wells, Michelle Curry, Bobbie Jo Hance, Sharlene Sim- mons, Marcy Strader, Sherri Kirby, Cindy Brady. Row 3: Bobby Witherall, Melissa Westcott, Julie Wright, Amos Brooks, Mike Alguire, Mike Esposito, Andy Bogardus, Dale Gonio, Roland LaFave, Charlie Mitchell. FIFTH GRADE TEACHERS — Miss Elen, Miss Thomas, Mrs. Hutchinson 47 FOURTH GRADE TEACHERS — Mrs. Gutterson, Mr. Young, Mrs. McGee MRS. McGEE’S 4TH GRADE — Row V. Nancy Caswell, Patty Newcombe, Nicole Martin, Martha Hutchinson, Jennifer Scott, Debbie Brown, Susan Todd. Row 2: Ken Kelly, Clifton Cook, Joel Thurman, James King, Scott Weir, Kara Murdock, Aaron Lax, Tim Ashley, Earl Maxwell. Absent from Photo: Aimee Guimond. 48 MR. YOUNG’S 4TH GRADE — Row 1: Lorie Simmons, Chad Mackay, Kevin Felt, Mark Reese, Brad Barr. Row 2: Pammy Gutterson, Brandi Bergeron, Peggy Hynes, Ann Hooper, Jessie Burwell, Nicole Kiah, Jennifer Hynes, Julie Gladding. Row 3: Terry Hazelton, Rick Dashnaw, Darren St. Germain, Jeremy Beldock, Angel Dean, John Cardello, Robert Lytle. MRS. GUTTERSON’S 4TH GRADE — Row 1: Daren Simmons, Gabe LaRose, Michael Bice, Craig Sibley, Lee Mackay. Row 2: Georgine Scott, Angela Phillips, Lisa Alberto, Jennifer Tacchino, Sharon Mitchell, Lynn Stowe, Angela McBroom, Stacy Brabant. Row 3: Kelley Perrin, Ben Hartshorn, Dave Woodward, Chris Wright, Tammy Gutterson, Curt Ethridge, Tammy Roacher, Matt Mee, Walter Willard. 49 MRS. BESIO’S 3RD GRADE — Row 1: Todd Brown, Scott Shannon, Richard Hooper, Gregory Yaddow. Row 2: Danielle Johnson, Angela Akins, Melinda Christman, Rhonda Powers, Dawn Seguin, Jennifer Hilborne. Row 3: Christopher Hall, Thomas Tynon, Antoinette Johnson, Keith Kelley, Michael Johnson, Michael Mix, Aaron Shaw. MRS. DUVALL’S 3RD GRADE — Row 1: Bethany Bullock, Katina Mills, Skye Sharp, Danielle Mitchell, Nancy Parish, Gudrun Wiegandt, Patty Wilson, Diane Poor. Row 2: Shawn Mix, Kari Thompson, Daniel Bic- Kathy Bogardus, Nicole Chenail, Brian Willard, Gary Brabant, Greg Thompson, Wayne Hutton. Absent: Alton Hance, Todd Buerger. 50 1 THIRD GRADE TEACHERS — Mrs. Duvall, Mrs. Besio, Mrs. Northrop MRS. NORTHROP’S 3RD GRADE — Row 1: Troy Buerger, Eric Chamberlain, Geoffrey Fenlong, Stephen Skelly, Kevin Todd. Row 2: Renee Reese, Sherri Felt, Renee Debyah, Tracey Vinch, Vicki Rivet, Vicki Bray, Heidi Davis, Jennifer Rickett. Row 3: Gary Holland, Thomas Morely, Kevin Murdock, Diana Lovely, John Lennox, Jason Poore, Scott Ayen, Edmund Barr. 51 SECOND GRADE TEACHERS — Mrs. Fenlong, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Geddis MRS. THOMPSON’S 2ND GRADE — Row 1: Lucas Soule, Ronald Graveline, Larry Wilson. Row 2: Sherry Zanker, Terrie Lennox, Danielle Mayhew, Donna Bogardus, Dana Mayhew. Row 3: Dale Drake, Molly Ritchie, Jeremy McGaw, James Bogardus, James Hall, Jason Hazelton, Donald Doerr. 52 MRS. FENLONG’S 2ND GRADE — Row 1: Mark Basford, Michael Bowers, Brent Moulton, Ronnie Sheppard, Dean White. Row 2: Donna Hance, Brandi Simmons, Staci Smith, Shari Pinkerton, Heather Lincoln, Andrew Friot, Michael Lalonde. Row 3: Danielle LaRocque, Jason Levac, Erik Smithers, Stacey Downing, Jarrod Steele, Kelly Compeau, Cory Akins. Absent: Jason Kio. MRS. GEDDIS’S 2ND GRADE — Row 1: Matthew Mix, James Dishaw, Jason Longshore, Michael Pagano, James Holland. Row 2: Stacey Lytle, Michelle Hazelton, Jerri West, Vicki Wells, Leah Vinch, Rachael Burwell, Stephanie Barr. Row 3: Matthew Freeman, Julie Ayen, Karen Fraser, Andy Martin, David Perrin, Melody McBroom, Todd Youngs. 53 MRS. WILDE’S PRE-FIRST— Row 1: Cristal Yerden, Trisha Chenail, Barbara Jackson, Tonya LaForty, Sarah Brady, Laura Esposito, Mary Roacher. Row 2: Steven Alberto, Daniel Wilson, Jason Hall, Jonathan Price, Nathaniel Swett, Benjamin Bresett, Nathan Koch, Scott Christman, Kelcy Newell. FIRST AND PRE-FIRST TEACHERS — Mrs. Livingston, Mrs. Wilde, Miss Allen MISS ALLEN’S 1ST GRADE — Row 1: Daniel Reese, Jeffery Kelly, Michael Kelley, Matthew Stone, Jonathan Ashlaw, Nathan Bickel. Row 2: Nichole Montroy, Carisa Steele, Stephanie Lytle, Michelle Kirby, Edith Bullock, Alexis Thurman, Tina Paro, Tonya Hewett, Laura Dibble. Row 3: Shannon Zanker, Michael Christman, Carl Green, Scott Griffith, Julie Hynes, Farah Gilmour, Kelly Ann Martin, Scott Nichols, Robert Gladdings, Shawn Thornhill. MRS. LIVINGSTON’S 1ST GRADE — Row 1: Christopher Burdick, Ross King, Tom Burdick, Cheryl MacKay, Karen Todd, Jamie LaKomy. Row 2: Donald Barton, Matthew Debyah, Eric Bush, Danielle Friot, Jaime Wright, Raymond Johnson, Robert Pike, Ronald Mills, Gerie Risley. Row 3: Michelle Burgher, Michael Wainwright, Barry Grayford, Allan Spaman, Karla Kennedy, Amy Jo White, Jessica Snider, Jessica Barney, Shannon Brabant. 55 MRS. RUSSELL’S A.M. KINDERGARTEN — Elizabeth Butterfield, Shannon Bice, Megan Balfour, Amber Spaman, Chelsy Livingston, Sarah Baney. Row 2: Wayne Holland, Betty Corey, Duane Dibble, Jenny Bogardus, Sara Davis, Craig Hazelton, Nathan Vassmer, Thomas Paro, Mark Burwell, Craig Collier. MRS. RICHARD’S A.M. KINDERGARTEN — Row 1: Kelly Mix, Gizelle LaRose, Lauren Havens, Stacey Mix, Christina Cook, Melissa Poore. Row 2: Thomas Bergeron, Joshua Tehonica, Marc LaRocque, Wayne Parrow, Geof- frey Timmerman, Corey Longshore, Christopher Cougler, Keith Hooper, Walter Lakomy, Geoffrey Day, Raymond Howes. 56 MRS. RUSSELL’S P.M. KINDERGARTEN — Row 1: Torra Bullock, Kelly Sanford, Patti Simmons, Karen Yerden, Tamora Seguin, Heather Savage. Row 2: Jonathan Lytle, Daniel Gagnon, Andrew Denny, Michael McCormick, Joseph Fieldson, Jason LeDuc, Lawrence Grenier, Arren Spicer. Kindergarten Teachers: Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Russell 57 MORNING BOCES — Row 1: Bonnie Foster, Mary Gilbert, Janelle Toomey, Sandy Downing, Sherri Kimble, Anita Brown. Row 2: James Hance, [oey Murdock, Arlene O’Marah, Lori Hutton, Ann Prosser, Mary Premo, Desiree Parmeter, Darlene Pike. Row 3: Rob Woodward, Tony Doerr, Judy Bayne, T.J. Thomas, Matt Meuten, Kim Finley, Bob Chambers, Sean Arquette, Mike Griffith, Charles Parmeter. AFTERNOON BOCES — Row 1: Sheila Montroy, Kathy Franche, Helga Weigandt, Denise Pierce, Michelle Morley, Judy Green, Curt Skipka, Chris Chambers. Row 2: Dave Castleman, John Moore, Doug Daniel, Greg Sloan, Christine Murdock, Patty Reynolds, Sherrie Conant, Terri Hooper, E. ]. Carter, Paul Duford. Row 3: Ed Thomas, Scott Parmeter, Terry Simmons, Eddie Newcombe, Raymond Kelly, Scott Vancour. 58 SPOBTS ACTIIITIIS BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL — Row 1: Troy Sharp, Kenny Lalonde, Brian Martin, Kevin Ross. Row 2: Coach Tehonica, Gary Hammond, Danny Lake, Craig Cullen, David Bayne, Tim Piercy, ]oe Benjamin, Kevin McAllister, Brian Chamberlain, Tom Nichols (manager). BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL — Row 1: Cliff Ayen, John McCormick, Royal Martin, Mike Parish, Carlos Alber- to, Randy Pray. Row 2: Robert Morrow, Elwyn Couglar, Rick Rogers, Don Ashlaw, Kris Murdock, Bill Barr, Kyle Sharp, Coach Tehonica. 60 BOY’S SOCCER — Row 1: Kevin Ross, Randy Woodside, Carlos Alberto, Steve Scott, Larry Armstrong, Clifford Ayen, Mike Parrish, George Wells, Brad Burnham, Kyle Sharp, Gary Hammond, Mike Dashnaw (manager). Row 2: Time Piercy, Tom Nichols, Kris Mrudock, Joe Benjamin, Royal Martin, David Bayne, Brian Martin, John McCor- mick, Rob Woodward, Don Legault, Danny Lake, Lee Benjamin, Ken Lalonde, Craig Cullen. GIRL’S SOCCER — Row 1: Shelley Bartlett, Colleen Barlow. Row 2: Leslie Hilborne, Kelly Powell, Keri McKen- drick, Kim Basford, Sylvia Ferris, Wendy Fenton, Jodi Thornhill, Amy Freeman, Suellen Sloan, Lynette Arm- strong, Eileen Ames, Karen Ferris, Lisa Graveline, Gayle Powell. Row 3: Colleen Corrice, Lisa Todd, Leslie Bailey, Corrine Moore, Tina Brown, Joanne Debya, Mary Kelley, Tammy Woodward, Michele Moulton, Rene Paro, Mr. Barlow. 61 GIRL’S SOFTBALL — Row 1: Gayle Powell, Jodi Thornhill, Wendy Fenton, Babette Barlow, Colleen Barlow, Michele Cutway, Row 2: Mrs. Putney, Mary Trimm, Tina Montroy, Leslie Bailey, Amy Bouvier, ]ulie Gibbons, Julie Sellers. Absent: Sheila Montroy (manager). BOY’S BASEBALL — Row 1: Kyle Sharp, Larry Armstrong, John McCormick, Kris Murdock. Row 2: Danny Lake, Carlos Alberto, Royal Martin, Bill Barr, Brian Martin, Kevin McCallister. 62 GIRL’S J.V. BASKETBALL — Row 1: Tammy Woodward, Gayle Powell, Jodi Thornhill, Michele Moulton, Lisa Graveline, Leslie Hilborne. Row 2: Kathy Murdock, Janet Youngs, Rene Paro, Mary Kelly, Kristi Moore, Karen Ferris, Lynette Armstrong, Mrs. Putney (coach). Absent: Sheila Montroy (Manager). GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL — Row 1: Michele Cutway, Wendy Fenton, Arlene O’Marah, Michele Howes. Row 2: Leslie Bailey, Colleen Barlow, Corrine Moore, Kandy Dietschweiler, Mrs. Putney (coach). Absent: Sheila Montroy (manager) and Mary Trimm. 63 GIRL’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION — Row 1: Mary Trimm, T. J. Thomas, Julie Sellers, Corrine Moore, Colleen Barlow, Shelley Bartlett, Arlene O'Marah, Leslie Bailey. Row 2: Leslie Hilborne, Karen Ferris, Lisa Graveline, Gayle Powell, Michele Howes, Wendy Fenton, Joann Debyah, Eileen Ames, Jodi Thornhill, Amy Freeman. Row 3: Heather Thompson, Kelly Powell, Michele Chapin, Kim Basford, Rene Paro, Sylvia Ferris, Tammy Woodward, Mary Kelley, Tina Montroy, Suellen Sloan, Janet Youngs. SENIOR GIRL’S ATHLETES — Row V. Janelle Toomey, Michele Cutway, Colleen Barlow, Arlene O’Marah, Julie Sellers, Mary Trimm. Row 2: Kandy Dietschweiler, Leslie Bailey, Shelley Bartlett, T. J. Thomas, Corrine Moore. 64 BOY’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION — Row 1: Larry Armstrong, Brad Burnham. Row 2: Kevin Ross, Troy Sharp, Ken Lalonde, John McCormick, Rob Woodward, Kyle Sharp, Cliff Ayen, George Wells, Kris Murdock, Tom Nichols, Mike Dashnaw. Row 3: Coach Tehonica, Kevin McAllister, Brain Martin, Dave Bayne, Dan Lake, Joe Benjamin, Tim Piercy, Carlos Albertos, Chip Morrow, Gary Hammond, Chip Martin, Randy Woodside, Mike Parish, Brian Chamberlain. SENIOR BOY’S ATHLETES — Kyle Sharp, George Wells, Larry Armstrong, Clifford Ayen, John McCormick, Brad Burnham, Rick Rogers. 65 J.V. CHEERLEADERS — Row 1: Jodi Downing. Row 2: Suellen Sloan, Kim Basford, Sylvia Ferris. Row 3: Kim LaKomy, Mary Mills, Eileen Ames. 66 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Row 1: Christine Murdock. Row 2: Margie Backus, Cine Outman, Janelle Toomey, Teresa Sears, Jo Dodds. INSIGHT — Row 1: Lisa Richards, Michelle Morley, George Wells, Colleen Herron. Row 2: Miss Elen, Jean Moulton, Dana Rice, Rene Paro, T. J. Thomas, Michele Cutway, Miss Bertrand. YEARBOOK STAFF — Row 1: Mr. Dezell, advisor; Shelley Bartlett, Becky Volans, T. J. Thomas, Mike Herron, Jamie Patterson. Row 2: Theresa Haus, June Layng, Sandy Willard, Dana Rice, Julie Benjamin, Ron Hartshorn, Kim Murdock, Anita Brown. NEWSPAPER STAFF — Sandy Willard, Mary Premo, Theresa Haus, T. J. Thomas, Scott Smithers, Tonya Smithers, Arnie Thompson, Norma Willard, David Christianson. 68 LATIN CLUB — Row 1: Kris Bell, Mark Freeman, Randy Woodside, Greg Kiah, Mike Phillips, Danny Lake, Brad Phillips. Row 2: Sylvia Ferris, Suellen Sloan, Donna Witherall, Jodi Thornhill, Amy Freeman, Wendy Fenton, Ann Putman, Mary Mills, Suzie Sloan, Eileen Ames, Kenneth Lalonde. Row 3: )ulie Hutchinson, Robert Morrow, Gary Hammond, Brian Martin, Mike Ames, Janet Youngs. FRENCH CLUB — Row 1: Leona Hance, Lisa Todd. Kim LaKomy, Tammy Woodward. Susan Drake. Row 2: Albert Johnson, Annette Besaw, Margie Backus, Teresa Sears, Marie Dodds, Joanne Fishbeck. Row 3: Valerie Willard, Don Dietschweiler, Kim Basford. COLOR PARTY — Row 1: Tina Montroy, Lori Hutton, Captain Michelle Morley, Joanne Debyah. Row 2: Suellen Sloan, Mike Ames, Eileen Ames. Row 3: Corrine Moore, Kim Murdock, Susan Sears, Jo Dodds. MAJORETTES — Michelle Howes, Kim LaKomy, Teresa Sears, Mimi Young, Lisa Swan, Val Young, Michelle Hutton. 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Row 2: Mimi Young, Sheila Montroy, Val Willard, Mike Parish, Amy Freeman, Eileen Ames, Mark Freeman, Michele Cutway, Colleen Barlow, Mike Herron. Row 3: Kevin Griffith, Brad Burnham, Kari Brouillette, Curt Hammond, Ron Hartshorn, Royal Martin, Jim Rheome, Gary Hammond, Rick Woodside. ELEMENTARY CHORUS — Row 1: Mike Stark, Brian LeBarge, Scott Weir, Lorien Smithers, Lisa Murdock, Jackie Morrow, Kelly Murdock, Katrina Day, Bethany Brown, Stephanie Legualt, Jennifer Hynes, Stacey Paro, Renee Woodside, Tiffany Stiles, Angela Spaman. Row 2: Sheila Graveline, Renee Fenlong, Rhonda Harper, Kolleen Franche, Shar Mitchell, Susan Toda, Nicole Martin, Brandi Bergeron, Shelly Lalonde, Brad Barr, Melissa Hutton, Aimee Guimond, Julie Goccia, Nicki Wright. Row 3: Andrea Newell, Kelley Perrin, Bobby Mussen, Scott Sheppard, Jimmy Brady, Lynn Stoew, Joel Thurman, Tim Ashley, Gabe LaRose, John Cardello, Andy Shaw, Dar- ren St. Germain, Tina Gagnon, Laurie Robinson, Heather Dodds, Brian McKendrick. Row 4: Miss Seymour, Mike Alguire, Jeff Burdick, Lance Armstrong, Mike Lake, Georgina Scott, Martha Hutchinson, Sharon Bailey, Stephanie Montroy, Kevin Powell, Randy Chambers, Pat Lytle, Jennifer Merritt, Angela Smithers, Wylon Thomson, Ronnie Volans. Absent from photo: Colleen Murdock, Tom Bennett, John Barton. JR. HIGH CHORUS — Row 1: Nancy Ashlaw, Roberta Gibbons, Heather Thompson, Colleen Herron, Karen Ferris, Leslie Hilborn, Keri McKendrick, Michelle Hutton, Veronica Young, Vicki Redmond, Janet Harper, Rene Paro, Laurie Skelly, Amy Besaw. Row 2: Lisa Richards, Tim Reese, Michelle Besaw, Shelley Alguire, Lisa Lalonde, Lori Teer, Wendy Wainwright, Dawn Dibble, Shelly Beurger, Jenny Berbrich, Michelle Barton, Jim Stowe. Row 3: Michelle Johnson, Joanne Foster, Tammy Curry, Kelly Shannon, Tara Brown, Beth Hutchinson, Kim Foultz, Janine Goccia, Angela Ashley, Shelley Zanker, Tracy Todd, Becky Howes, Jenny Pierce, Katie Mason, Nichole Ferguson, Michelle Skipka, Miss Seymour. Absent: Julie Skelly, Kelly Powell. SENIOR CHORUS — Row 1: Miss Seymour, Jean Moulton, Lisa Richards, Randy Hitsman, Mark Freeman, Mike Parish, Brian Dibble, Michele Chapin, Susan Sears, Becky Volans, Colleen Barlow, Shelley Bartlett, Jo Dodds, Dana Rice, Jenny Burwell, Tammy Alguire. Row 2: Marie Dodds, Jenny Berbrich, Michelle Skipka, Laurie Skelly, Colleen Herron, Keri McKendrick, Michelle Hutton, Veronica Young, Janet Harper, Michelle Moulton, Rene Paro, Amy Besaw, Michelle Barton. Row 3: Jenny Pierce, Dawn Teer, Mike Herron, Margie Backus, George Wells, Teresa Sears, Leslie Hilborne, Karen Ferris, Heather Thompson, Leona Hance, Katie Mason, Vicki Redmond, Suzanne Sloan, Rick Woodside, Joann Debyah, Tom Nichols, Pete Gilbert, Kris Bell. 75 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — Row 1: Shelley Bartlett, June Layng, Becky Volans, Susan Sears, Kim Mur- dock, (amie Patterson. Row 2: Leslie Bailey, Colleen Barlow, Chip Morrow, Corrine Moore, Jo Dodds, Gina Out- man, Margie Backus, Michelle Morley, Helga Weigandt. Row 3: Mrs. Kenny, Dana Rice, Kris Murdock, Philip Florin, Mike Ames, Kevin Sterling, Val Young, Teresa Sears. Absent from Photo: Kris Bell, Mike Maxwell. WHIZ QUIZ TEAM — Row 1: Mike Ames, Goerge Wells, Mike Maxwell. Row 2: Mrs. Kenny, Corrine Moore, June Layng, Valerie Young, Leslie Bailey. 76 CRAFT CLUB — Row 1: Tammy Beldock, Michele Hutton, Heather Thompson, Shelly Buerger. Row 2: Laurie Poor, (ane Green, Veronica Young, Becky Howes, Lori Teer, Debbie Conant. Row 3: Mrs. Kenny, Teresa Gibbons, Joanne Foster, Tammy Curry, Roberta Gibbons, Nancy Ashlaw, Shelly Alquire, Dawn Debbie. COLLEGE COURSES — Row 1: Kim Murdock, Susan Sears, Leslie Bailey, Jamie Patterson, Julie Sellers, Michele Cutway, June Layng, Mary Premo. Row 2: Kyle Sharp, Curt Hammond, Mike Herron, Larry Armstrong, Cliff Ayen, Janet Ross, Ron Hartshorn, Carol Brown, George Wells, Becky Volans, Corrine Moore, Dana Rice, Shelley Bartlett, Brad Burnham. 77 FFA — Row 1: Tim Fishbeck, Dave Legault, Lyle Hooper, Craig Legault, Tom Nichols. Row 2: Don Legault, Don Bellinger, Dave Castlemen, Gregg Sloan, Mark Kelley. F.H.A. MEMBERS — Row 1: JoAnn Foster, Yvonne Rubla, Nancy Ashlaw, Wendy Wainwright. Row 2: Lisa Day, Janine Goccia, Tara Brown, Beth Hutchinson, Kim Lago, Renee Martin, Joanne Debyah, Debra Conant, Michelle Besaw. Row 3: Mrs. Day, Colleen Herron, Kristi Moore, Lauri Skelly, Michele Johnson, Heather Thompson, Tam- my Curry, Shelly Alguire. Row 4: Lynette Armstrong, Renee Paro, Michelle Hutton, Karen Ferris, Jodi Downing, Kelly Powell. 78 STUDENTS ATTENDING SCHOOLS IN OGDENSBURG — Row 1: Gregory Arquette, Kristi Kuvik, Daniel Roscoe. Row 2: Linda Finley, Angela Johnson, Debra Kuvik, Scott Jock, Steve Chapin. Row 3:.Timothy Todd, Tina Cousino, Regina Thomas, Janet Poore, Billy Johnson. Days We Won’t Forget! 79 I, LARRY ARMSTRONG, being of strong mind and extremely awesome body do hereby leave the following: to Spiff, my best friend, I leave my hunting ability so someday you can actually get something that you can call your own, lots of great memories of times we went out and the great times we had together, the thought that someday you might be able to out-drink me and not get sick, and last but not least, but definitely last, I leave you Janet; to Mike, I leave my ability to shoot cans because you never finish one, a car so you can drive us around for once, my ability to play pool so you won’t lose so many drinks; to Curt, my ability to play volleyball and a big fire ex- tinguisher; to Mike, Curt, and George, a big dark room with all the equipment to make anything you want; to the good looking girls of H.C.S., the hopes and dreams that someday you might be able to go out with the ole boy; to Spiff, Mike, Terry, and Curt, I leave all the beer you can drink and some great times over to Canton; to Terry, the hope that someday you’ll get enough smarts to buy a car that’s worth something, and from all of us guys, a strong pair of legs which we got from having to push your car all over the country; to Janet, I leave Spiff because he keeps you out of trouble; to Shelly, love and a lot of great memories and hopes of many more; to all of my other friends of H.C.S., good luck and have a good time cuz I did; to my family, lots of love and, to Ma and Dad I leave those times I came home and you never knew; to Lynette, all my great marks in school; to Les, my ability to get any girl I want; to Lance, my awesomeness; and finally, I leave a very special feeling in my heart to the Simms’ family and the memory of my best friend whom I will never forget. I, CLIFFORD SPIFF AYEN, being of exceptional mind and body, leave the follow- ing: to Larry, everything he wants that I have, including my hunting, car driving, woman getting, and athletic ability. Also, many great times too numerous to mention and the women of his choice because you deserve it; to Shelly I leave many good times with her and Larry, an ear to listen to your problems with, and the best of luck in the future; to Mike, a car to drive anytime he wants to, one night out on me for a change, the ability to understand Corrine which is something I never could do, a great summer, and a lot more; to Corrine, I leave one Junior prom I’ll never forget because my bank account won’t let me, just kidding I had a good time, also my ability to listen, which you need; to George, my newest found friend, I leave a night at Janet’s with you know who, also hopes for a lot more fun times; to Curtis Strange Low, I leave all the money in the world, a night at my house when you didn’t look so good, and many excellent times together with more to come; to Terry, I leave all our times together as kid$ and hopes for many more, a good woman you never had, and an ear to listen with; to Jan,et, I leave one unforgettable Senior year, many unforgettable times together, all my debts, M J, and, Oh Yea, all my LOVE and hopes for the future, never forget me because I will never forget you; to the girls of H.C.S., hopes to find someone as adorable as me in the world again; to my loving family, I leave all my love for you and a big thanks for everything. Also, I’ll miss the times at home. I, LESLIE BAILEY, being of superior mind and body, bequeath the following: to Col- leen, a new beginning, a hayfield, a tennis game, a well-poured glass of rootbeer, and friendship forever; to Shelley, the day of the blood bank, the Blue Lagoon, doughnuts and a mixture, a laugh at the bottom of the stairs, the hot rod I owe you, and an eter- nal friendship; to Mike, my best buddy, a special secret upstairs and a giant smurf; to Curt, a place to sleep, a certain suicidal person, a 45 minute walk home, and an easy turn-on; to Cliff $200 payment for two special nights, a secret just between us, my orange smurf folder, lots of pens, long talks, and thanks for listening; to Arlene, our long friendship, an ear, and all our great times; to Corrine, jokes about the broad and a great day without talking to Cliff; to Becky, a baked potato, memories of Mor- ristown’s prom, a bare swim, and the best B.F. ever; to Lori, lots of trouble, the Spiral Bridge Rd., and a burnt face; to Jamie, the name Charlie Gordon and erotic jokes in College Lit.; to Michele, a camping trip, a chance to slap me in the face, and a C.G. doll; to Kim, smoke in the woods, and a swim at the golf course; to Wendy, the slide, a bottle of T., some twinkies, notes from D.E., and a slumber party; to Rick, chasing snakes, a stove fan, and our hot spot”; to George, a crippling grip and my brian; and last, to my family, thanks and all my love. I, COLLEEN BARLOW, being of sound mind and body, bequeath the following: to Carlos, a ride on a foggy night and an everlasting friendship; to Larry, fresh air and a chance for your fantasy to come true; to Cliff, the recapture of the “real you ; to Shelley, a giggle, a spotlight, an endless search, and our friendship forever; to Leslie, a field of timothy, a flashing light, and a renewed friendship; to George, help with our duties; to Babette, a code of principles; to Rick, all the birthday presents you never received; to Chip, unforgettable mistakes; to Lynette, a house minus one person; to Mr. and Mrs. P., thanks for letting me be the favorite; to J J, thanks for the con- fidence; to Mike, buns and your friend and mine; to Mr. Martin, a new desk so I can sit at the old one; and, last but not least, to Mom and Dad, all the love I could possibly give and thanks for the best times of my life. I, SHELLEY BARTLETT, being of sound mind and great body, bequeath the follow- ing: to Arlene, a long two weeks and the hope that your future goes as planned; to Corrine, 13 pieces of French toast, a six pack of sugared donuts, and skating over orange holes; to Julie B., a pair of lost mittens; to Lynette, the ability never to change and a hot romance in the future; to Henry, a scary movie and a special friendship; to Mr. Martin, my smile and $150; to Babette, many talks and a long bike ride; to Leslie, lemonade parties, our day helping at the bloodmobile, a laugh at the bottom of the stairs, a hot rod, and a “smurfy” friendship to last forever; to Colleen, a spotlight, a fast trip to Morristown, a spinning couch, an urgent phone call, and an everlasting friendship; to Richie, my athletic abilities and the occasional use of my room when I’m gone; to Mom and Dad, lots of love and thanks for being my parents; and finally to Brad, the most special person in my life, I leave all of the unforgettable memories that we’ve made, a special prom night, the ability to “wrastle” without giggling, the hope that all of our future plans come true, a house in the woods, and all of my love forever. I, JUDY BAYNE, being of intellectually sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: to T.J. I leave my other legwarmer to make a pair so that some people” won’t have anything to say, my nursing notes, all the laughs we’ve had, and a knock me to my feet!”; to Anita, a mirror, all of our talks, and the ability to take constructive criticism”; to Mary, a good time, all our long talks, and a birthday party; to Mike H., a wet block of cement in hopes that you might be able to jump it this time; to John P., a smile and an AA book; to Max, a ticket to a Rush” concert and a lasting friendship; to Mrs. Freeman, a Hello” with a smile and a bunch of favors for all the times you’ve helped me, to my chemistry class “totally awesome” and a party; to Dick, an airplane ride, a Pepsi, and a trip to the ocean in hopes that we might conquer the waves; to my best friend, a friendship that I hope will last a long time and all the good times we’ve shared; last, but not least, to my family I leave a big “THANK YOU” for always being there for me and all my love. I, JULIE BENJAMIN, do hereby leave the following: to my brothers, Lee and Joe, I wish lots of luck in their remaining years at H.C.S.; to John P., I leave lots of wishes that you’ll find what you want out of life; to Kyle and John M. I leave more great times down in printing class; to Shelley B., the ability to keep track of her white mit- tens; to Janet I leave the ability to drive like Louie Beldock!; to Dana I leave a big granola bar, a winky, a wig to run her fingers through, a BIG glass of slush, plus 4, and an everlasting friendship; to Carol B., I leave a whole bottle of Love’s Misty perfume for after gym classes; to the rest of my fellow classmates, Live It Up!!!”; and last, but not least, to Chuck R., my Love and future years together! I, ANITA BROWN, do hereby bequeath the following: to Lisa, a bowl of chicken and stars soup, a box of sugared doughnuts, and memories of all we’ve been through together; to Marty, a big C.O. from his favorite tap; to Sherrie, the best advice in the world — “Out, Out, Outta my way!”, and a 7 inch stick of pepperoni; to Sandy, a frog, apple pieces, and a box of ju-ju bees to throw at whomever she sees fit; to Janelle, the everlasting question — “How much wood would a woodchuck chuck?” and 6th period gym class; to Rick, all the Moutain Dew he can drink, his nickname REASER, and the adventures of Allen and Betty; to Rick W., the copyright to every dirty joke in the world; to Debbie and Lisa, a rainbow with a heart (or a storm cloud — whatever!), to Tammy, Bonnie, and Joy, their very own dishcloths; to Jamie and Dean, lots of tiny bubbles and memories of all the fun we’ve had; to Mom, lots of love and under- standing even though I don’t show it; to John a friendship that’s been, at the very least, UNFORGETTABLE!; to Gary, my love, my future, and my happiness; and finally, I leave H.C.S. — free at last! We, DAN BROWN and JOHN EUSTIS, do hereby leave the following: to Sandy and Sherrie, some candy to throw on the B.O.C.E.S. bus; to everyone else in the Senior class, a party thrown by us and best of luck in the future. I, BRAD BURNHAM, being of little mind and having the ultimate male body, do be- queath the following: to Rob, Ron, and Rick, the ultimate camping trip and a truck as good as Ole Red; to Deck, a stereo as good as mine; to Spiffy, all of my athletic ability; to Coach, the hope of getting another All American soccer player like me and a Blue Oyster Cult concert he never found out about; to Mom, a lot of thanks for always be- ing there and a special I LOVE YOU”; and, last but not least, to Shelley, I leave many great memories of our times together, our junior prom, a future filled with love and happiness, our house in the woods, and all of my love forever. I, PATTY CARR, being of sound mind and body, hereby leave the following: to Don- ny Ashley, my love and nights we’ve shared; to Lois Carr I leave all my love, understanding, tenderness, and scolding; to my sisters I leave the memories of our talk sessions; to Scott, Paul, and the rest of the boys, the privileges on the tennis court, a good buzz in English class, and all the partying they can handle; to the teachers I leave my temper and rudeness; to my parents I leave my love, temper, trouble, and my thanks for their support during my lifetime; to the girls I leave them my spot in the bathroom; to Jodi and Terri, our little secrets; and, last but not least, I wish H.C.S. many more students and to Mr. Ames and the staff, my smile. I, BOB CHAMBERS, do hereby leave the following: to John T., an everlasting friend- ship and five dollars worth of gas and a six pack of Miller to go to the Burg; to Julie, all the fun times we've had together; to all the other Seniors who I’ve partied with, a nice cold beer; to my brothers, my ability to stay out of trouble; to my parents, my great years of youth; to my fellow F.F.A. members, I leave my memories of Kansas City; Good luck to all who graduate this year and also to everyone at Heuvelton Cen- tral School who need it. I, MICHELE CUTWAY, bequeath the following: to Mary I leave four years of a special friendship, long talks, a dead truck, one peanut buster parfait, some wild par- ties, and my everlasting friendship. To Anne, a camping trip with a big bar-rar-rah, a long cold walk, and some special chats. To Lori T. I leave an old shack with lots of dishes, long talks, and five years of a great friendship. To Lori H., one party I forgot to tell ya about. I leave Arlene a long-coming handshake. To Marty, unforgettable talks and memories, and a long walk home. I leave Randy a certain Friday night, a fun night at the prom, a smile and a special place in my heart. George, . I leave you a big hug and a smile. To Ding and Dong, my sincere thanx, a few drinks, some hard labor, some smaller insulation, a trip to the bathroom (several) and my everlasting friend- ship. To Leslie, an unforgettable camping trip, and a slap in the face. Kari, I leave you a hi, and a big chicken. To Henry, a straight road, a party and my forever friendship. To Angie, the ability to make it through another six years. Grandpa, I leave you a big thanx for understanding. To the Gang: Julie, I leave you the honor society, lots of fun and a trip to Tupper. To Kim, a party, V2 bottle of wine, some great dances and a future with Steve. To Jamie, a one-way highway, a trip to the vets and long talks on the bus. Mimi, I leave you black and orange snakes, a bottle of aspirin, and happiness with John. To Susan, a certain fair, a party, and fun at Quebec. Becky, I leave you a midnight swim, and extensive car insurance. To Michael I leave patience, a game of pac man and my love. To my family my love and thanx. I, KANDY DIETSCHWEILER, do hereby bequeath the following: to Kimmie G., who’s like a sis, remember all our years of growing up and the fun times we had laughing and crying on each other’s shoulders. Remember all of your accidents (?) on the seed, horse, minibike; to Carolene S., a very special friendship and the best of luck with Johney Frisco. Remember all the parties and fun times we had together and the chance to get into Big Ed's passed Sasquash. Also, my old I.D.; to my brother, Don, a pair of boxing gloves to protect yourself from all the animals at H.C.S. for one more year. I think you have had enough; to my Pooh Bear, good luck in finally getting your singing career; to Anita B. I leave just once chance for you to show your many talents on the Ward Hamilton Show; to Leslie B„ all our chemistry classes and our special friend, Flipper; to Janelle T. and Lisa S., thanks for all the cheering lessons but I don’t think they were good enough; to Carol B., the nickname “Toad”; to Mary Beth G., our very educational trip to Canton; to C.T. Kari B., a good friendship and all our memories, especially the morning before school; to John P., a smile and a joke when I needed it; to Jenny W., (pigeon feet) the ability to stay awake in summer school; to my mom and dad, I leave with much appreciation for giving me all they had to give and a lot of love. P.S. Thanks for the gas Dad. I, SANDRA DEE, being of innocent mind and terrific body, do hereby bequeath the following: To Sherrie Kimble, my ability to not get caught, long talks, trips to the Burg, and my teeth. Also, thanks for being a friend; to Carol Q” Brown, I leave all the quarters for Pac-Man, a draft beer; to Anita Peppy” Brown, the ability to lie about her age and a Mountain Dew that’s full in art class; to Janelle, Harry in Pit-fall because he’s lonely and a stick of pepperoni for her purposes only; to Lisa and Marty, happiness and a lasting relationship together, and a six pack of Michelob Light; to Rick, a case for the weekend and a bowl that’s always full; to Ron, an 8-pack of Miller ponies and a baggie; to Rob, my sister, because no one else wants her; to John E„ a lot of Yukon Jack to keep him warm; to Dan B„ a night at Doug's to remember because I don’t and a deal he can’t refuse; to Becky B., a lot of laughs, parties, and a special thanks for being a good friend; to Jodi, I leave some good times to come, the name Snapper and my room; to V.T., great times at B.O.C.E.S. and an order of fries; to Bill K., I leave $5 and a hug and a kiss; to my mother I leave her sanity and ear plugs on school mornings. I, SHELLY DOWNING, do hereby bequeath the following: to Janet, a book on ways to get out of school illegally, a free package of good old mucil, a mixture of aspirins for that nasty cramp in your foot, memories of a triple we survived one night, a pacifier, many long talks, and and a friendship which will last forever; to Carolene, 2 bottles of Miller for her first drunk one wild week at Camp Aldersgate and memories of good old Jim and Stewart (fungus foot); to Denise, a new mattress to replace the one I helped ruin while sliding down the stairs, my ability to put up with a long rose; to George, a mop for those crazy babysitting nights; to John, a free ticket to E.T. and a tape recording of my little saying “catch me”; to Arlene, a pair of batteries (remember they are on sale at Fay’s) and lessons on how to use a spray can; to Janelle, thanks for your help during a tough time; to Greg, my wonderful driving ability; to Andy and Danielle, I leave hopes for a bright future; to Mom, love and thanks; to Cliff, I leave many memories of some great double dates, my ability to put up with Janet, and last but not least, Janet herself; to Larry, I leave a pair of binoculars for next time he decides to climb up on the barn roof, a Mazda, my love, and hopes for the future. I, TONY DOERR, being of totally insane mind do bequeath the following: to Chris H., a Purple Ghost, Miller in the big bottles, and an indestructible Chevelle; to Dana I leave my ability to be totally out of it, millions of acorns, and all the times we had together; to T.J., I pardon her for killing my poster; to Sandy D. I leave all the candy that missed me on the B.O.C.E.S. bus. I, BONNIE FOSTER, being of sound mind and short body leave the following: to Debbie, a bottle of Blackberry Brandy; to Sherrie and Debbie, all our good memories and more to come; to Kim F., a seat on the B.O.C.E.S. bus; to my boyfriend, all my love; to my Mom and Dad, thanks for everything; to Sue and Chuck, all the happiness in the world; I leave Trudy H. all our memories when we went to the city and all the B.V.’s you can drink. I leave my sisters all the dishes. I, MARY BETH GILBERT, do hereby bequeath the following: to Sherrie C., a long talk and special friendship forever; to Chris, I leave a lot of fond memories; to Angie, an all night party and my driving talents; to Janelle, thanks for always being there when I needed someone to talk to, a lunch, an RC, and a lot of memories; to Sherrie K. and Sandy, some sticky candy to throw; to Mary, an Atari game so you can play Pac-Man anytime you like; to Ann, a good laugh; to Jennifer, a long bus ride in hopes you’ll pass inspection; to Kandy, an educational trip to Canton and an airhead; to Jen- ny, a chocolate shake from McDonald’s; to Mr. Corey, the girls’ bathroom; to Mom and Dad, thanks for putting up with me; last, but not least, to Grant, thanks for always putting up with me and for always being there when I needed you most, all of my love and friendship forever, and a great future together. I, CURT HAMMOND, do hereby bequeath the following: to Mike, the life of a beach bum and a lot of weekend cruises; to George, a cold trip down the Oswegatchie, the reminder never to let go of your paddle, and a cure for your darkroom disease; to Cliff, an Agway gas key and an unforgettable indoor camping trip; to Larry, a bottle opener and a fake I.D.; to Terry, a new car with a big and comfortable trunk; to Col- leen and Shelley, a bugged car; to Leslie, more wild parties if your mom goes away; to T.J. and Amy, my tattered snap shirt collection; to Corrine, an invitation to your next pool party; to Whip, a radar gun so you don’t lose all your money at the fair; to Ron, enough change for a case of Mountain Dew; to our ski party, another trip down the St. Lawrence; and finally, to my family, thanks for the support and don’t stop now!!! I, CHRIS HAYES, leave the following: to my parents, much thanks, love, and hap- piness in the future; to Barry, all our crazy times together and many more to come; to Tony, I leave my Chevy; to Arlene, a red rose and a prom; to Mary and Bob, the prom ride; to Janelle and Carol, the snowball fight in my car; to anybody else, I leave anything they want. I, MIKE HERRON, do hereby bequeath the following: to Curt I leave a day on the St. Lawrence, my water skiing ability, and a six pack of Coke because his mother still thinks he’s on the wagon; to Cliff I leave all the gas in the world, a disgusting odor in Terry’s car, and a lot of great times together; to Larry I leave a case of O.V. Splits, a tipped beer in his mother’s car, and an unused prom present to Colleen and Shelley I leave Terry in the back of his mother’s car; to Colleen I leave the word “BUNS,” a long walk in the hall, and a high speed chase; to Leslie, a Smurf and old saying “You look like -!”; to Kari I leave friendship; to Jennifer, the guts to ask you out; to George I leave my ping-pong and drinking abilities; to Harris I leave a 1983 Lincoln Continen- tal (I hope this one runs), a trip to Canton, and a cold one at Frog’s; to all my close friends I leave a bender at DAVES and thanks for being around when I needed you. P.S. See you boys tomorrow night, I’m buying!!! I, LORI HUTTON, being of great mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: to Mary, Michelle, Kim, Mary P., Ann, and Arlene, all the good times we have had before the dances and all the crazy stuff we did; to Ann, all our great nights, especial- ly “Dougs” and doing donuts at the boat lunch, all our great talks about our secret men, an everlasting friendship, and the name Raggedy Ann; to Corrine, a special friendship, the teen dance, rides down dark and scary roads, a date we both didn’t want, and your great birthday; to J.R., all the good times in marching band, all our talks, a saved seat on the bus, and an everlasting partnership; to Jeff C., an everlasting friendship, thanks for all the good times that we have had; to John M., a thank you for a good time at the prom; to Kyle, a special friendship and a broken bed for which you deserve for helping me break mine at my party; to Larry B., all our long talks in English and in homeroom, and a special friendship; to Marty M., the night at Turner’s and my crazing driving ability; to Cammy B., all our talks about you know who and the ability to put up with her, and an everlasting friendship; to Mr. Dezell, being able to put up with me and my ability to be right on certain issues; to Leslie B., a pack of cigarettes for all the ones we broke on you, a bottle of peppermint schnapps, my abili- ty to get drunk and not try to commit suicide, and a special friendship; to Naomi C., a trip to the bottomless bridge; a campout that we never took, a good time at Bid Ed’s, the ability to race someone and stay on the road, a new outfit to wear out overnight, a special wedding I know will come true, and a friendship that will last forever; to Mom and Dad, an I Love You” because I don’t think I told you often enough. I, TIMBER KELLEY, being of sound mind and sound body do hereby bequeath to the following: to John Phillips, 2 cases of wine of his choice and the friendship we have, all the fun we have had and the beer and wine we have drunk. To John McCormick, a new pair of sneakers and the wise remarks you made like the Hostess cupcakes. To Julie Benjamin, the memories of riding the bus to school. To Carol, the fun times in Mrs. H.’s room when you tried to get John and me to work. To Janelle, the fun we had in ceramics bothering Mary and a 2 foot step ladder to reach things on high shelves. To Kandy, the beer mug I made in ceramics and a spanking for throwing clay, and a good friendship. To Carolene, a good friendship and a 6-pack of beer. To Rob, the fun we had over the years being next door neighbors. To the rest of the Class of ’83, good luck and stay happy. To Mom and Dad thanks for putting up with me all these years. I, SHERRIE KIMBLE, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the follow- ing: to Andy, all my love and worldly possessions, also a thank you for all your sup- port and strength; to my parents, I also leave my love and thank you for all my hap- piness and success, you helped make me who I am; to Rascual I leave a hug for filling an empty space in my life; to my buddy Sandra Dee I leave an everlasting friendship, sticky candy to throw, a bottle of wine and an I hope you get caught doing something wrong!”; to Anita, I leave my ability to fling food, a bottle of vodka and a foot of pep- peroni; to Janelle I leave sticky fudge to throw and a broom to sweep it up; to Mary Beth I leave a bathroom so that you know who won’t walk in; to John and Dan, a 7 day party; to Rob, my back seat on the BOCES bus; to Betsy and Stan, a lot of memories, an everlasting friendship and a different game to play besides 99; to Mr. Dezell, a chocolate cake and a cherry pie; to Pat, someone crazy to take my place on the BOCES bus; to all my friends in Pa., I finally made it”; to my brothers, my love; to the Class of ’83, much happiness and success. I, JUNE LAYNG, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: to Sandy, all the memories of the fun on the French club trips, our many long talks, a stack of papers to be typed, and our friendship; to Carolene, some corned beef and peanuts; to Kandy, a lifetime supply of aerobic classes; to Dana, all the granola bars she can eat; to Desiree, our long talks, good times together, and friendship; to Rene P., a class ring of her own; to Kelly, a broom to sweep the floor and the fun we had in gym class; to Adam, the ability to sit still, the fun in accounting, and a moveable chair; to John P. and Tim, our many lunch periods together, laughs, and thanks for cheering me up when I needed it most; to Ricky, the patience I should have had with you and hopes that we will be able to get along better; to the Class of '83, my wishes for the best of luck in the future; to H.C.S., my sincere gratitude for preparing me for the world; and to my family, my love, thanks for your support, patience, and putting up with me even when I didn’t deserve it. And to my Charlie cat, a kiss on the nose and a big hug. I, JOHN McCORMICK, being of great mind and body to match, do bequeath the following: to Kyle, a long lasting friendship and one more ride around town; to John P., my ability to not get Burr mad and a good time walking the halls; to Burr, a box of Hostess cupcakes and the ability not to inflict pain; to George, a good season of soccer and a new American hero; to Kathy, long talks on the phone, my volleyball ability, and the man of her dreams; to Shorty, my great body so she can finally say she has one; to Coach John Tehonica, a winning year of sports and a hat to cover up the glare; to Janelle, memories of ceramics and a 95 average; to Reggie, a good baseball season, my great fielding ability, and throwing arm; to Bill B., my height and great basketball ability; to Janet and Shelly, a 12' x 12' picture of E.T. for their bedroom walls; to Sedrich, Seedrich, and Smurf, one all expense paid night on the town; to Kari, a lot of fun times in Biology; to Jennifer, a bus ride home and a smurf keychain; to Margie, Gina, Teresa S., and Theresa B., I.O.U.’s for a piggy back ride to class and a dance to remember; to Mrs. Kelly, thanks for all of the help in English and for saving me from Burr; to Whip and Chico, my excellent Shortstop and second base playing ability; to Cliff, the captainship of a pro basketball team; to Arlene, long phone conversations and some fun times; to Julie B., a heck of a printing class; to Carol B., fun sorting type and the ability not to be a brown nose; to Joann, some of the more pleasant memories and a day without being picked on; to Mom and Dad, all my love and thanks for put- ting up with me. I, MATT MEUTEN, leave Rocky and Chris all the summers ahead with Bridgette; I leave Danny a faster car and good luck in the future; to Mama and Papa Fudd (Harry and Ginny), a lot of good hunting trips with Elmer; Happy partying to the rest of the gang; to Mom and Dad, I hope you have an easier job raising Chris, Scott, and Steve; to D.J., I leave a new fly swatter and a Smurf-mobile; to Scott I leave a map of St. Regis Falls; to Chris I leave happiness with Suzy; to Steve I leave him in hopes that he turns out as good as I did; to Brian D., another baggie of the good stuff; to Rocky, hope that you get to meet Sylvester in person; to Bridgette I leave all my love and hope that you have a rewarding future; I also leave her a Chevy. P.S. I leave my 20 g to Elmer (Jim). I, MARTIN MILLS, being of narrow mind and awesome body leave the following: to John Me, 2 qts. of Cold Duck, a ride down the Town Line rd. with Woody, a fence post, a case of empties for signing. To Kyle, a set of weights so he can catch up to me, a good friend that his dad likes, and my ability to stay out of trouble, and thanx for helping me out in some rough spots. To my buddy Rick, a car that will burn at every corner, more rides in Jeff and Sissy’s cars, a bike of his own, and some batman spray. To Michele C. a special thanks for being a special friend, a stack of 45’s, a boyfriend to satisfy her unique taste, and a long walk home from town. To Mary T. memories of our late night talks, walks and rides, and a pen from McDonald’s. To Janelle, lots of luck and a ride to Massena in my spaceship. To Carol, a fast car, a steady boyfriend and a tranquilizer. To Anita, a long lasting tap resulting in the ultimate C.O. and thanks for listening. To Chris W. a bottle of Yukon and a free tank of gas. To Becky V. memories of our interesting bus rides and naughty conversations, a pair of brass knuckles to use on Kenny, and dinner at her favorite unnamed restaurant. To T.C., cancellation of an unpaid bill. To Jennifer, good luck on the bus, you’ll need it. To Carolene and Denise, a straight jacket. To my brother Micky, my ability to attract girls cause I don’t need it anymore, my ability to stay out of trouble, a pair of leather Nikes of his own, and lots of luck in his future years at HCS. To Mom and Dad, lots of love and thanks for the support I needed to make it this far. To Lisa, 2 dollars for gas, 1 dollar for a lunch break, all my love forever and sincere hopes for an everlasting future together and all the happiness in the world. good spirit: to Ron, my Egor walk; to Mary, Lori, and Arlene I leave all my secret love behind your backs; to Mr. Ames I leave my good health and my way of talking to peo- ple; to my parents I leave your help getting through school because I needed it so bad; to Karen from O.F.A., all my love for one year at B.O.C.E.S.; to Penny I leave my jokes and laughter all around; to Sherry of Morristown, my way to get even with other people; to Sue, all my love which only lasted two months; to Ginger Downing from O.F.A. I leave all my help trying not to get burned on the oven at B.O.C.E.S.; and I wish the Seniors of next year good luck in English 12. I, KIMBERLY MURDOCK, do hereby bequeath the following: to the whole class, thanks for great times and special memories; to Jenny, happiness with Eddie and my time for troubles; to Jamie and Michele, a trip to Wellsley Island, a 45 of I Get Around” by the Beach Boys, a screwdriver, electrical tape for a broken down car, and many empty bottles to Michele; to Becky, a garbage bag with 2 more holes in it, 2 sponge balls for the comparison’s sake, and all our jokes about writing utensils and beds; to Julie, our unbearable trips on the bus, one M.I.K.E. construction worker, and memories of Atari games between a rookie and a pro; to Mimi, all the happiness in the world with John and memories of parties at the bus and garage; to Susan, screechers in the middle of the night, a bus load of Grands cochons from Morristown, Mr. Turtle, one tree to hang from, frozen Wimpie stuff, the most private secrets, me for when you need to talk things over, an undying friendship, and thank you; to the whole clan, all our wild parties at Pizza Hut, Oscar’s, Becky’s, the bowling alley, and especially Michele’s Halloween party, food fights, and many of the same get- togethers in the future; to Mom and Daddy, all my love and appreciation, thanks for your support, and a job very well done; to the four left at home, the confidence that took me so long to find, good grades (try to avoid the headaches and ulcers), all my love even though I yelled a lot, and a full happy life; last but not least, to Steve I leave my heart and all the love it holds, playing in the leaves in the fall, cozy nights in front of the tree in the winter, splashing in puddles in the spring, shade trees in the sum- mer, and our future — always and forever. I, ARLENE O’MARAH, being of sound mind and body, leave the following in my last will and testament: to Mom and Ronnie I leave the telephone, all my love, and thanks; to my nephews and two nieces and Jodie T., I leave my basketball ability and school fun; to my brothers and sister I leave my successfulness; to my sister-in-law, brother-in-law, and Leslie’s girlfriend, Darlene, I leave my looks for them to inherit; to Shelley and Brad, our long talks and thanks for all the support you have given me when I needed it; to Mary T., I leave a night at the movies with our motorcycle friends and a piece of bread and all our rides in Herbie, and a great friendship; to Michele I leave camping ability; to Leslie B. I leave all my problems and ability to find the answers to them, and a ever-lasting friendship, also great times together; to Ann, Lori, and Corrine I leave all our great times we shared and the ability to find who you want; to Chris H. I leave a red rose and the Jr. Prom; to Janet I leave my ability to walk the white line; to Shelly D. I leave a hearing aid; to Kathy I leave Kolleen’s bed and an extra special friendship; but last of all I leave Brad D. my love and happiness in the future! I, DESIREE PARMETER, being of sound mind and body, leave the following things to the following people: to my mother and father, all my love and thanks for all the help you both have been; to Chuck I leave a pack of cigarettes and some rum and coke. Also some gas for his car; to Scott I leave Ellen T. and a Saturday night out and a six-pack of Dr. Pepper; to Darlene Pike I leave a six-pack of Miller and some rum and coke and a uniform of her own to wear to work; to June Layng I leave a lasting friendship and good luck in the future; to Sandy D. and Sherrie K., a smile and a hi in the hall; to Ellen Pike I leave silver bracelet; to my fellow classmates, good luck in the future years to come and a party some night; to Darlene I leave the ability to make it to class on time, and Doug for a future together. I, SHEILA ANN MONTROY, being of sound mind and body, bequeath the follow- ing: to Colleen, one bass clarinet that works and the memories that we shared; to Leslie, one big smurf and lots of good luck; to Shelley, a bat that doesn’t fly and memories that will go on; to Corrine, a soccer ball that kicks straight and a box of cookies; to Arlene, Mary P., Lori, Frenchy, and Ann, one big birthday party; to Lyle and Greg, my ability to drive; to John and Kyle, the ability to hit a volleyball; to Kari, a big thanks; to all the girls in sports, the ability to play a little bit better; to Mr. Barlow, a whistle and the ability to coach; to Coach Tehonica, the ability to win a volleyball game; to Mrs. Putney, memories of the past five years and a file and big desk; to Susie, memories of soccer; to my sisters and brothers, Thanks!; to all my friends, good luck at H.C.S.; to my mom and dad, thanks and all our memories of the past 17 years. I, CORRINE MOORE, do bequeath the following: to Cliff, $100, an unforgettable night, and a special letter; to Leslie, our jokes about broads, one day without saying anything, and a Smurf; to Lori, our long walks and talks, a friendship that has en- dured a lot, the Bottomless Bridge, the teen dance, and a hoot who; to Naomi, anything purple and a special friendship; to Mike, a great summer, a gold chain, and some fond memories; to Colleen, our picture with Johnny; to Curt, claw marks on the door and a ride home for lunch; to Shelley, a dozen donuts, a taco dinner, and a skating trip; to George, a bonfire and McDonald’s; to Susan, one year without a fight and hopes of a future friendship; to Mimi, 17 years of friendship and luck with John; to Bug, the Burg, a phone call, and a great friendship; to Becky, a candle, the alley, and a wet pair of jeans; to Arlene, the railroad tracks; to Mary, my favorite fullback, the incentive to keep up the good work; to Ron, Cliff, Curt, and George, somebody else to pick on; to Wendy, an all-star team for two and a Mountain Dew; to Kris, your own room and Kevin; to Mom and Dad, all the money I’ve ever borrowed, thanks for standing up for me, and I Love You.” I, JAMIE PATTERSON, do hereby bequeath the following: to the gang, all of the great times at the bowling alley, Pizza Hut and Oscar’s; to Becky I leave a ride to Can- ton in a snow storm, a pint of blood, my ability not to faint, my 1-800 phone number, a trip to the arcade and an indestructible friendship; to Michele I leave a drive down a one-way interstate highway, a smelly trip to band and long talks on the way to school; to Kim I leave a trip down a one way street, a day at Wellesley Island, long talks on the phone and my ability to play volleyball; to Sue (Chubs) I leave a drive to McDonalds to pig out, a shopping spree at Winthrop and a visit to Dr. Hentschel; to Julie, I leave a French horn lesson, long, long talks on the phone, a trip to Tup- per(ware?) and one last CHECK ME!; to Mimi, I leave a camping trip to Jacques Car- tier, a pair of binoculars, and the best ever for you and Johnny; to T.J., I leave a long boring bus ride, a certain Friday nite date and a scary movie; to George, I leave a purse of his own and a permanent headlock; to Kandy, I leave a pair of underwear; to Ron, I leave a volleyball game and a pen; to Curt, I leave one last volleyball game; to Leslie, I leave a doorknob and to my family, I leave a special thanx for all of your love and support. I, JOHN PHILLIPS, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the follow- ing: to John Eustis a swastika, and a panzer tank to use on Dezell. To Dan B., my driv- ing skills and 100 baggies. To Timber, I leave my temper (not that you need it) and a bumper for your truck. To John M. and Kyle S. a fast pair of shoes and a twinkie. To Rob Woodward a wizard hat and a dragon’s tooth. To Rick R. one more “number nine” and an I an Dury tape. To Janelle I leave a smurf, lifetime supply of gum and a friendship forever. To Mary T. fun in art class and 50 lbs. of wet clay. To Rick W. a confused trip to Ottawa, a case of wine and a few Dylan albums to expand your culture. To Mary P. a new locker door and enough room to open it. To Julie B. Mrs. Hartman's desk and some type. To Dana 300 tons of Granola bars, and Mrs. Fay’s desk. To Carol and Lias my drawing and painting skills and a lot of fun. To Anita an everlasting friendship and a James T. record. To T.J. a smile, a bottle of red wine and hope. To Mr. Moore I leave the gas mileage to my car and a good joke. To Mr. Martin my ability to make people laugh. To Mom and Dad thanks for putting up with my in- sane and irrational behavior. To the rest of the Class of ’83 Good Luck and have fun. I, JOEY MURDOCK, being a crazy chef and dangerous cook, leave this school with I, DARLENE PIKE, being of sound mind and body, leave the following things to the following people. To my mother and father all the love anybody can give. To Nancy, my locker and books. To Ellen P., get to class on time and stay with Paul. To Doug, all the love I have to give and all the teachers. To Beverly, good luck in the future, stay out of trouble. To Chuck, a new car, a six pack of chocolate milk. To Desiree, I leave all the best in the future I hope we can stay friends forever, a friend (Butch). To Sheri, I leave you Frank Anson to ask you if he would go with you, and a 6-pack of Miller, rum and coke, a party to go to sometime. To Clarence, I leave a six pack of Miller and 3 joints to smoke. To Barb, I leave good luck on having her baby, New Year's Day. To Doug’s mother, I leave all the happiness. I, MARY PREMO, leave the following: To Sherrie, I leave my fondest memories of the bus rides by our crazy bus driver. To Frenchie, I leave you my ability not to get the car stuck in the driveway. To Ann, (my neighbor and friend who is always on the phone!) may you get a private line when you get married. To Michele, I leave you a bigger car and may your boyfriend learn how to party again. To Mary T., I leave you a car so I won’t have to listen to the roar of the truck as you go by. To Lori and Anita, I leave all the great memories of our Secretarial Class. To John and Dane, I leave my ability to get in my locker with a good argument. To my classmates may we succeed in life. To my brother, I leave you my ability to understand English and Math and pass them. To Bob, I leave all my love and may our dreams for the future come true. To Judy, you will always be a friend. To my mother, I leave my ability to back the car out of the garage without knocking the mirror off and Thanks Mom from your Loving Daughter. I, ANN PROSSER, being of sound mind and body do hereby leave the following: To Lori H., all our great times we have had together double dating and riding around, an everlasting friendship, remember that night at “Dougs,” and last of all a lifetime with “Dan the man of your dreams. To Mary T„ an exciting Junior year leaving during lunch and never getting caught and much happiness with Bob. To Michele C., an everlasting friendship and memories of all of the fun we have had together. To Arlene, I leave many memories of our long talks and all of the fun we had that one night that will always remain a secret. Thanks for being there when I needed someone to talk to. To Larry B„ fond memories of our Junior prom, that special night at Dougs” and the other good times we had. To Jeff, I leave many more nights like the past ones. To Jerri Lynn and Rusty, the ability to make it through school without as many problems as I had. To Mrs. Poulton I leave the tweetie ” bird costume, wear it in good health. To Brad T., I leave fond memories of those special nights that we shared together and a lasting friendship. To Larry and Carol, thanks for everything that you have done for me. Thanks for being there when I needed you and thanks for caring. Someday I will find a way to repay you. To Carol, thanks for all of the advice that you have given me. You’re one special person to me and always will be. To Paul, I leave my love and a relationship that shall last a lifetime. Finally, to my mom and dad, thanks for all of the money and understanding. Thanks for being there when I needed you. Remember, I love you. To my brothers I leave my love and wish you happiness in the future. I, DANA RICE, leave the following: To Tony I leave a vacation in Vermont, a bottle of slush, the dream of eventually accomplishing OE, a great big thanks for making me smile, and an acorn. To Julie B. I leave a Winkie-Winkie, a pair of shoes she can walk in, a wild and dangerous ride home with Driz, a quart of acorn juice, an unforgettable Friday, my wish of happiness, and a great friendship. To Mr. Dezell I leave a memory so he can remember where he left pages of the yearbook. To Tracy I leave the memory of “seats four comfortably” and my ability to play volleyball. I leave T.J. a college English book so that she doesn’t have to borrow mine, a Pizza Hut tower, some good talks, and a lasting friendship. To Susan I leave a big thanks for being there to listen. To John P. I leave a cure for his headaches and a rubber chicken. To Tim I leave him someone other than me to beat on. To Mary I leave someone to bother her and room to reach her locker. To Rae I leave a special wish for happiness and my love. To Lynn I leave a good talk and a hug. To Rene I leave the privilege of turning the pages. To Mickalaus I leave half of my granola bar. I leave Miss Bertrand my height and someone to fetch her guitar. To Brad P. I leave my ability to under- stand Latin. To a special friend I leave a memory of the good ole days and my legs. To Sandy D. I leave RADIATION.” To Adam I leave a new group of Ants. Last of all I leave my love to my Mom and Dad. I, RICK ROGERS, being of polluted mind and superior body, bequeath the following: to Chip Morrow I leave my drum and basketball skills. Also a bottle of Red Cap. To Chip Martin I leave two love affairs on the farm. To Lisa and Marty I leave happiness together without an argument and my driving skills. To Janet I leave a dead E.T. and a personality. To Spiff I leave a chest and a new hairdo. To Leslie I leave snakes in her cellar and a patent on her stove fan. To Carol I leave the responsibility she never had and all the beer she needs. To Brad I leave my little sister. To Ole Red, thanks for some good times. To Rob I leave an ashtray full of chicken noodle soup and a game of quarters. I also leave good luck with Jodi. To Ron I leave Canton hoggers and a hell of a Saturday night with a case. I also leave him our dream girls and my chucka-stick ability. To Brad, Rob, and Ron I leave a bowl of golden memories and an awesome camping trip. To the rest of my classmates I leave good luck in the future and Thanks. To Mike I leave a calm temper, my muscles, and a punching bag. To Rooster I leave anything you could ever ask for and happiness. To my parents I leave my thanks for putting up with me and lots of happiness in the future. I, JANET ROSS, do hereby bequeath the following: To Denise I leave one long walk in the middle of who knows what down your road. To Carolene I leave a bag of peanuts for business law class. To George I leave a “Please don’t zap me in the ribs anymore.” It doesn’t hurt. To Arlene and Kathy I leave fun times whenever we got together and lots of fun times on bus 42. Also, to Arlene I leave a “Can I see your license and walk the white line please” and a hilarious trip to Lisbon. To Janelle I leave thanks for everything, a lot of fun times especially after a certain biology regents, a half eaten IGA sub, and hopes to be on speaking terms again before the year is over. To my best friend Shelly I leave great excuses to get out of school, good nicknames like half man, half woman, chub-chub, Bucky, TD, and of course, crust, one good rum, pink lemonade, and whatever else we could find, another morning trip to the burg before school without getting caught, a fun camping trip before E.T., one of Lila's burning cig tricks. Last I leave an unforgettable and unending friend- ship. Oh ya — Good luck with Larry. To Larry, (Lucky), I leave a great friendship, and all the long problem solving talks on the phone. Also I leave you my Best Friend since I know you do want her. To John, Rob and Kyle, I leave to you an E.T. stuffed animal to put on your bed at night. Also to Rob a Thank you” for a fun Junior Prom. To Rick and Ron I leave fun talks and a different seating arrangement in Bus. Law. To Mom and Dad a big “Sorry” for all the worrying I have caused you at times and a thanks for everything. To Kevin I leave good luck even though it’s gonna be rough without your big sister around. Last I leave to Cliff so many unforgettable times together, and hopes for so many more. Lots of love, a promise, and a truck of your choice. I, SUSAN SEARS, do hereby bequeath the following: To everyone, great memories and friendships never to be forgotten. To the old gang, memories of crazy parties, great times at the Pizza Hut, and food fights in the cafeteria. To Michele, memories of Quebec and a smile. To Becky, long talks on the phone and a certain dance. To Jamie, a dateless night and a trip to McD’s. To Julie, a pig, hilarious times and a certain boy. To Mimi, I wish much luck and happiness with John in the future and memories of a party. To Henry, a place far away and “I'm always here.” To Clark, fond memories of fun times. To Kim, Steve and happiness with him, a bus ride home, late nights in my kitchen, shopping trips, well-kept secrets, and a special thank you for always understanding me. To my precious Jewels, I leave Peter and a terrific future with him, late night talks and endless laughter. To Paul, memories of our many shouting bouts and hopes that in the future I will have more patience with you. To Lem, my Mom because no one else wants her and a thank you for making her smile. To You Momma, lots of laughs, a funny huh? , and my happiness during this new begin- ning. To Daddy, the happiness you deserve in your great new life and hopes that a special someone can make your life more complete. And to my Wimpy dog, a hug and a kiss on the nose. I, JULIE SELLERS, being of sound mind and body, hereby bequeath the following: To the Group, lots of fun times, fun trips to Pizza Hut, Oscar's and the Bowling Alley; food fights, a certain party and a very special friendship. To Michele, my National Honor Society buddy, I leave a party to remember, fun times in softball and band and lots of laughs. To Susan, a porker, a heart, pig noises, hilarious laughing bouts, a good game of garbage, all the food you can eat, a Cheeze Doodle, a gable and a trip to Boldt Castle. To Mimi, my ability to talk in English and take all my jokes, a game of Master- piece, fun times at camp, snakes, messy hair, a collar, a lazy Susan to put back together, and lots of happiness with John. To Jamie, a certain guy, fun times especially on band trips, powder fights and long talks on the telephone. To Kim, lots of fun times, unbearable rides home on the bus, a game of Atari Space Invaders and lots of happiness with Steve. To Becky, a porker, a heart, silicone injections, fun band trips, French classes, and lots of laughs. To Jamie, Kim, Susan and Michele, a trip to Tupper-Where? To Colleen, lots of laughs, an overflowing toilet and fun times in soft- ball and band. To Henry, an Indian summer, many games of Pac Man, lots of laughs at home and camp, a game of garbage and Masterpiece, a gable and a trip to Boldt Castle. To Chris, many games of Pac Man. To Phyllis, a weather report and a fun piz- za day. To Tracy, a Go Home.” To Lorie, the ability to put up with Steve. To Bob, the money I owe for eating over so much. To Ron and Steve, the ability to take my jokes and my fine skill at Atari. To Mom and Dad some corny jokes, thanks for everything and lots of love. I, KYLE SHARP, being of superior mind and superb body, leave: to John a great friendship, a mailbox, and a trip to Ames; to Reggie, Mike, Spiff, Curt, and Terry, a trip to Dave’s and a great time; to Whip and Chico, my great pitching and hitting abili- ty and good luck next year without me because you are going to need it; to Rick R., a case of Miller and a trip to Higley Flow; to Janet, our talks during College English and a date after a basketball game; to Shelly D., a ride in Perry's truck and I want my $5.00; to T.J., a fun time with a malt duck and a bed of your own; to Mr. Dezell, thanks for all the breaks in Bookkeeping and Business Law and thanks for being a friend; to Arlene, a long talk and happy times; to Denise, Julie H., a night out on the town and a good night’s sleep; to Carolene, thanks for all the fun times at your house and a drive home; to George, my scoring ability in soccer and a good friendship; to my brother, my soccer ability and the hope that someday you’re as good as I am; to my sister, everything I taught you in getting good grades; to my mom and dad, I know I put you through a lot of trouble, but I knew you would always be there for me. Thanks and I love you; to Billy, a trip to the Southern Tier, my ability to shoot geese, and thanks for being a friend; to Kathy, all our great times together at your house and with our friends, the tree and sign, and maybe someday the plans for certain things will come true. No one can ever take the place in my heart for you, and I also leave all my love; to Coach, my brother, lots of luck with him, and thanks for everything; and to the class of 83” I leave my friendship and good times. I, TERRY SIMMONS, being of partial mind and imperfect body, leave the following: to Scott Kirby, one case of Budweiser Light; to John McCormick, lots of dip to throw at signs; I leave love and care to all the girls; to Mrs. Kelly, the knowledge that I won’t be in English class; to Mr. Ames, other people to catch skipping class; and to H.C.S. I leave all my beer bottles. I, LISA SWAN, being of exceptionally superb mind and body, leave the following: to Leslie, a bus ride and French club picnic; to Rick, a special friendship, a cook, a car, lots of great times, an “I’ll always be here,” and an apology for being so blind; to Janelle, trips to Massena, camping for a weekend, made up cheers, a close friend- ship, and a happy life with Mike; to Carol, years of a good friendship, a dream of go- ing to Colorado, more fun times than I could say, soccer games in gym, and an ex- cellent weekend of 18th birthday celebrations; to the cheerleaders, thanks for the fun times and good luck in whatever you do; to Ron, a place to take off to and not get caught, lots of fun times, a good”license, and a break in the P. lot with Chris W. and Mr. Ames; to Rob and Jodi, a lasting relationship and hopes that we can party together again; to Colleen, gossip sessions and a cure for Terry’s “problems”; to Larry B., a good future with Bonnie, a wish that we could be close again, and the memory of lots of good talks and trips to Turners; to Brad, $1 for a B., a nice future with Shelley, and fun times; to Anita, a super friendship, lots of fun memories, all the happiness in the world with Gary, long talks, and a thanks” for all you’ve helped me through; to Mary Beth, a trip to Texas, lots of fun times in your years at H.C.S., and a cheering teacher for you and the other JV’s; to Sandy, hopes for a better friendship, a great Senior year of partying, and happiness always; to all my fellow seniors, thanks for all the memories and a wish for your happiness; to Craig, my ability to stay out of trouble, lots of fun growing up, and some money for me to borrow; to Mom and Dad, thanks for your help and my love; to Marty, dreams of a future together, unforgettable memories, an SS Camaro with the original parts, a soft punching bag, lunch breaks and a little afternoon delight, I’m sorry, and all my love. I, T. J. THOMAS, being of extremely sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: to Judy B. I leave all my nursing notes (I’ll never look at them again!), all our bus rides to and from B.O.C.E.S., and Narly, Nan, and Narly; to 8-Track I leave my nursing uniform and Mrs. Lemiux in hopes that she figures you out; to John P. I leave a close friendship and a bottle of wine; to John M. I leave all our bus rides home after practice and a lawn mower; to Janet, Eeeeeee!; to Mike H. I leave my ability to make up my mind because you can’t and a wish; to Julie B., a lasting friend- ship and lots of luck with Chuck; to Dana, my ability to lose and forget things, your English Lit. book, and four years of notes; to Becky, Chris C., Dave B., and T.S. in hopes that something will be straightened out, a really good time on a double date, and a sneaky phone call; to Jamie, all our horse talks, a memorable triple date, and someone who is not cheap!; to George, my ability to play Donkey Kong and Space In- vaders, and someone your size; to Curt, one of my snap shirts; to Ron, a Pizza Hut tower, a movie, and a beef jerky; to Kyle, the barn and the Marquis (because I hate it!!); to Max, a crash helmet for when Kevin and Don drive and a good dance; to Mrs. Freeman, a smile and a “Have a nice day” for every morning of the year; to Shirley, a sincere regret at having lost you my senior year; to my adopted parents I leave a big THANK YOU, all my love, and a promise to be around more than you think; to Skye, a long trail ride on Sarge and some neat braids; to Troy, a promise to get rid of Kyle; to Mom” Wilde, all our secret talks and a big thank you!; to Steve, all our fights and my ability to get along with Mom; to Dad, all my love and our dreams; to Mom and Sheila, my other mother,” Steve, my room, and my love and gratitude for helping me d putting up with me through the years; to the class of “83,” a promised pool party. I, JANELLE TOOMEY, being of sound mind and little body, do hereby leave the following: to Lisa memories of the way we made cheering fun, a tankful of gas, the ability to be on time, although she never had the time to use it, and all the Thank-yous in the world because just one would never be enough for all she has done for me; to Marty, a place to land his spaceship and a private affair; to Carol, a pack of More” cigarettes, my unbelievable ability to zoom through a herd of cows, Mr. Arnold, and 3 ugly guys in a truck; to Anita B., a ticket to a Richard Simmons Aerobic Dance Class and one hatchet to protect herself in a time of need; to Sandy D., one box of juju Bees, and a bus full of Tex’s to throw them at; to Sherri K., a ten foot stick of pepperoni for reasons beyond anyone’s imagination, and a set of shaky legs; to Mary T., alias Brown Nose, I leave a year’s supply of French fries, a Digger and Doll special, and a car for her and Mr. Foultz to get away in; to Chris H., a snowball proof car and one can of tuna; to Mary Beth, a lot of fun memories, an Oreo Cookie, a hiding place where Mr. Coirer won’t get wind of her, and all the happiness she could hope for; to Mr. Lewan- dowski, thanks for everything he has done for Michael and me; to the cheerleaders, I leave Cindy Haskell and Mrs. Barlow; to Miss Baker, a thanks for making Cheerleading fun; to all my friends who were there when I needed them, Thanks for the support; to my family, especially my mom and dad, thanks for all the encourage- ment, love, and understanding you have given me, and of course, thanks for letting me use the car; And to Michael, I leave all my love, special memories, a promise to stand by him, and dreams of a future together. I, MARY TRIMM, leave the following: to Michele, a special and everlasting friend- ship, a lot of good times together, a quarter to play a game of Pac-Man, a full tank of gas to go anywhere she pleases, an unforgettable camping trip at KOA, an orange cat on the tracks, a six pack of Colt 45, my crazy driving stunts, and a thanks. To Arlene, a tennis game, our motorcycle friends and a half dozen roses, camping experiences, ability to always find trouble, riding around in Herbie and talking. To Chris, a seat on the B.O.C.E.S. bus, a date that never happened and an everlasting friendship. To Marty, a late night walk or ride, and a pen. To Mary, some muddy back roads, water for a dance and a bathroom close by. Ann, the ability to leave school and not get caught, her dog bark when she had too many, her wish that came true and an FTF. To Kim, a bottle of wine for the dance and the ability to get up and out of the road to get dressed. To Larry, a game of pool and bowling, and the memories of Michele’s party, since I can’t. To Sandy, a nickel, dime, and quarter. To Lori, I leave nothing because she takes what she wants anyway. To Chris H., a trip to the hospital during a dance. To Janelle, a package of pens, my ability to get a higher grade in ceramics, and a gig- gle. To Jennifer, money for a cat’s funeral. To Mary Beth, an inspector on the bus. To Mr. Barlow, an unloaded gun so he can't shoot my dog. To Mickey, thanks for keep- ing me healthy. To Peter, (hogger), a hanging toe, padded toilet seat, and his pool. To Mom, her money, Dad, the blue truck. To Debbie, my clothes. To all of them, my thanks and my love. To Bob, fond memories, a prom I shall not forget, great summer, some quarters, also his RX7 car. Thanks for being there when I needed you, last, but not least, my love. Jamie, an undying friendship, some very special conversations, a pint of blood, a game of Robotron, and the ability to tell a joke right; to Susan, a bag of Cheeze Doodles, a dateless night, and thanks for always being there to help; to Kim, many memories of two talent shows and all the laughs about mattresses; to Julie, a little “porker” and many laughs in biology; to Michele, memories of a wild Halloween par- ty and my height; to Mimi, a comb, some snakes, and another French horn lesson; to T.J., a wild triple date, a night out on the town, and a sneaky phone call; to Leslie, a fellow digger, I leave a salad and a good B.F.; to Corrine, memories of a lot of things we'd like to forget and a candle; to Ron, a secret date, a midnight swim, and a pair of tight shorts; to Marty, thanks for making the bus rides bearable and an open ear; to Rob, a punch for every cruel “flat” joke told to me; to Suzy, a fellow doorknob, memories of gym classes and a Richard Simmons album; to Robin, long talks about everything; to Ronnie, a two week vacation in Hawaii without me; and to my parents, I leave a big thank you for all their love and support. I, GEORGE WELLS, being of sound mind and very sound body, hereby bequeath the following: To Mike and Curt lots of fun times, new experiences, a great friendship, and a night in the darkroom. To Mike, I also leave a fantastic evening with a gorgeous junior. To Curt, I leave a cold trip down the Oswegatchie in March without a canoe. To Colleen, I leave good luck and best wishes for a great future. To Cliff, I leave a left cross to use in case he ever plays soccer again and a 2-seater outhouse. To Larry, I leave protection of something in a fight. To Brad, Rob, Kyle, and John M., I leave a lifetime of continuous Beatle tunes. To Miss Seymour, I leave thanks for all her help this year. To Mr. Dezell, I leave one big aspirin for all this year’s headaches. Last but not least, to all my friends I don’t have room to mention, thanks for the memories that I’ll never forget, the parties, the soccer games, and everything else that has happened this year. I, SANDRA WILLARD, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: to June, memories of the French Club, all our boring French classes, and my friendship; to Brian S. and Jeff P., a real game of ping pong; to Brad P., a person to sit with on the bus and my math ability; to Renee P., a class ring of her own; to Kelly P., the song “Mickey” and something purple; to Judy G., a long conversation and some advice; to Adam, a game of tennis and a moveable chair; to Christine, all the fond memories of our two special guys; to Lori H., an argument and a bike ride with the gang to the creek; to Mary P., a typewriter with a correctional device and a long friendship; to Mr. Dezell, my nickname which he may never remember and a lot of help; to Carolene, all the luck with Randy Fenessey; to Mickie C., my ability to stay awake while babysitting; to Mrs. Hartman, a quiet art class; and to my family, lots of love and happiness, and all of the thanks possible for their support through the years. Also, to the rest of the Class of '83 and classes after, good times and a great year. I, ROB WOODWARD, leave the following to my friends and fans: to John Phillips, a new pair or running shoes and a suit of armor to protect himself from Timber; to John McCormick, a matching armor and a box of twinkies to give to Timber; to Spiff, Larry, George, Kyle, and Mike, a lot of memories in soccer and basketball; to Shelley Bartlett, Brad because no wants him; to Becky Volans, a chest increaser and my friendship; to Shelly Downing, a dead E.T. and a lot of fun times; to Janet Ross, the Jr. Prom and a future with Spiff; to Janelle, the picnic table at the tennis court and a T.V. interview; to T.J., remember all your driving classes and the stump; to Corrine, many phone calls and a lifelong friendship; to Ron, a set of gold chuck-a-sticks and all the fun “bike rides” and camping trips we’ve had together; to Brad, a future with Shelley, all those skiing and camping trips; to Billy Rogers, all those stage band practices and trips to rows; to Dan Brown, a buzz behind the B.O.C.E.S. kitchen; to John Eustis, millions of great times, stay wild and happy and in touch; to Jodi I leave me, my love, and a long future together. I, JENNY WRIGHT, do hereby bequeath the following: To Kathy, a special thanks for all your help when I needed it, and a peanut buster parfait without the peanuts. To Denise, a lot of fun times. To Carolene, a spaghetti dinner. To Larry B„ I wish the best of luck. To the Class of '83, a special thanks and, even if I don't make it this year, I wish you the very best. To Veronica I leave my good nature because everyone knows she needs it the most. To my mother I leave a new exhaust system, because I owe one, and a lot of love. To Steve and Kim, a future of happiness. To Jay, a score that I still have to settle. Last, but not least, to Eddie, a lot of wonderful memories with more to come, all my love, a promise of a great future together, and a day to remember on July 16,1983. I, MIMI YOUNG, leave: To the gang, lots of fun times, a party, “My hair’s a mess,” Shirley Feeny bowling tips, trips to Pizza Hut and the movies, and long friendships and thanks for the memories. To Susan, long talks on the porch, lots of crazy times, some cookies and something to bake, and thanks for everything. To Kim, a party at the bus, some milk, and a corner to puke in at Michele’s. To Jamie, fun in the music room a trip to Watertown, and a camping trip with Chuckie. To Becky, some silicon and a RUBBER BALLOON. To Michele, a good party, and Chemistry class. To Julie, fun at camp, my driving ability, and a game of Masterpiece. To Corrine, growing up and fun music lessons. To Colleen, fun on band trips and my ability to sit on ice cream cones. To Henry, fun and I still respect you.” To Tracy, chocolate chip pan- cakes. Mom and Dad, love and thanks. To Johnny, all the love two people can share, our future together, 3 wet motorcycle rides, my coordination and the three best words I know “I LOVE YOU.” I, BECKY VOLANS, being of superior mind but underdeveloped body, do hereby be- queath the following: to the gang,” I leave the fun times at Pizza Hut, the bowling alley, our many slumber parties, the long laughs, food fights, and endless talks; to « 9 — Advertisers and patrons for their support in making the 1983 Heuveltonian a success. — John Phillips and Anita Brown for the cover art. and for John’s special artwork throughout the yearbook. — Dana Rice and June Layng as editor and co-editor in doing an excellent job. —Mr. Dezell for his endless hours of time and all his help on the ’83 Heuveltonian. —Mrs. Knowlton a thanks for helping with the typing when time was short. — The community for their support of our activities, and for providing a place we can always call home.” — Betty Steele for her patience with us and all the time she put into our yearbook. — Sandy Willard and Julie Benjamin for their time and effort and for the numerous tasks completed by them. — Leslie Bailey for writing editorials in different sections of the yearbook. — Jamie Patterson and Becky Volans for selling the most ads. — The Senior typists for a job well done. — And a very special thanks to the Class of ’83 for all their time and efforts. Agway Feed Services The Ames Family Brad Backus Judy Bailey and Family Mr. and Mrs. R. Balfour and Family Richard Barlow and Family Mrs. Patricia Bartlett and Family Mr. Richard A. Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barton and Family Danny and Pat Basford and Family George and Ruth Bayne and Family Lee and Janet Benjamin and Family Linda Bertrand Charlotte and Marcia Besio Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bice and Family Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brady and Family Therese Bruyere The Cafeteria Staff Mr. Cerio Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chambers and Family Charlotte’s Beauty Nook Shirley Cline and Family Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Cole and Family Philip and Kathleen Compo and Family Ron and Mary Conant Guy Conklin Carleton Corey Ed and Eleanor Curtis Blair and Betty Davis Sheila Day Mr. and Mrs. John Decker Marcia Derrigo L. W. Dezell Maureen Downing and Family Cecil S. Duvall Mrs. Donna Duvall and Family Jerry and Pat Durant and Elaine Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Durant Francis Eustis Mr. and Mrs. Loren Eustis Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fay John and Bethany Felt and Family Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fenlong and Family Robert Foultz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Franche and Family Mr. and Mrs. Bob (Lillian) Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freeman and Family Mrs. Beulah Freeman Andy and Danielle Friot The Friot Family Terry and Donna Gilbert Heletha and Earl Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmour Mr. and Mrs. William Goccia Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gonio and Dale Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gordon and Family Jon Hanagan Daniel Harradine Sally Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hazelton Leo and Bethany Hazelton and Family Mrs. Hutchinson and Family Heuvelton Deli Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hilborne Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hutton Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jackson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jackson and Family Ronnie and Cindy Johnson Geoffry P. Jones Thomas H. Jones Kang Duk Won Karate Association Ruth Ann Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kennedy and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Kenny Miss Ruth Klaus and Mrs. Dora Tuggey Sheila J. Knowlton Mr. and Mrs. John Kukie and Family Ed and Karen Lancto James LaRock Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lauterbach Mr. and Mrs. Richard Layng and Family Lawton Electric Co. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lee Debra and Jason Levac Lee and Yvonne Lewandowski Little Red’s Roost Mr. and Mrs. Jon Livingston Mr. and Mrs. Howard Loucks Ed and Joan Lumley Willaim Lynch Charles and Gerry Madill Mr. and Mrs. Marek and Family Frank and Keitha McCormick Harlan Martin Pat McCready Paul and Esther McKeever Mickey Peter McLaughlin John and Janet Mills Morristown Market Richard Moore Robert and Genny Morrow and Family Mount Lona Farm Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Murdock and Family Mr. and Mrs. Morley Noble Betsy Northrop Ogdensburg Bowl John O’Neil The Paro’s Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson and Family Mrs. Betsy Peacock Fred and Lee Perrin Mrs. Lena Perry Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Perry and Family Randy Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Alton Poore Mr. and Mrs. David Poulton Howard and Stephanie Putney Theresa Premo Mr. and Mrs. James Rheome and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Richards Tom and Pat Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ross and Family Dr. and Mrs. Don Russell Miss J. Seymour Michael and Mary Sue Seymour and Matthew Mr. Vincent Savino Mr. Bruce Sears Mr. Ellis Sheppard The Ship’s Inn Shirley’s Beauty Shoppe Mrs. Grace Slack Lyle and Bonnie Sloan Square Lions Coins, Jewelry, Antiques Mr. and Mrs. Mason Steele Mary Swann John and Judy Tehonica and Family Mr. and Mrs. Arney Thomson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Timmerman Greg Timmerman and Family Mrs. Marion Truax Mr. and Mrs. Douglas White Mr. and Mrs. Gary White and Family Ruth Wilde Mary and Paul Wood Bob and Leta Woodside Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wright and Chris Steve Wright Wright’s Sporting Store Robert Young 85 ST. RAPHAEL’S CHURCH Clinton Street Heuvelton, New York 13654 TJ TOYOTA, INC. Potsdam — Norwood Rd. Potsdam, New York 13676 265-3350 Wishes All Seniors Good Luck — (or something to that effecti) Blaine LaPierre TJ Toyota, Inc. Compliments of J. R. MILLER PHILLIPS SONS WOODWORKING Seaway Shopping Center Heuvelton, NY 13654 Ogdensburg, New York NIGHT GALLERY Lake Street Ogdensburg, New York By Appointment Only (315) 393-2138 BILL’S HAIRSTYLING Unisex Shop 631 Ford Street Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 Bill Vielhauer, Prop. Congratulations to the Class of ’83 from BILL AND BETTY MASTERS and RALPH MCMARTIN CO. C — 479th COMBAT ENGINEER BATTALION Canton, NY Contact: SFC Wayne Foster 386-3762 386-8476 THE SPORTS MART 828 Ford Street Ogdensburg, New York Best Wishes to the Class of ’83 from DAVE KINGSLEY AND FAMILY Congratulations to the Class of ’83 CORNER DELI Pizza and Subs Open 7 days — 11 a.m. to Midnight 828 Morris 393-2271 KELLISON’S I.G.A. State Street Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 344-7952 Compliments of: MR. AND MRS. ALFRED J. NICHOLS and Family WOODLANDS RESTAURANT — Steak and Seafood and Lounge Rte. 37, Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 Compliments of ANGELO’S TAVERN EDDY’S SUPERMARKET 1301 Ford St. Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 301 Champlain Street Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 393-9813 86 Compliments of: MR. AND MRS. LOWELL JENKISSON Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 NORTHERN MUSIC 8 Main Street Potsdam, N.Y. 13676 Congratulations to the Graduates KIM’S BEAUTY SALON 5 State Street Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 344-2497 AVE’S AUTO REPAIR Transmission Specialist Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 (315) 344-7013 WAYNE LATHAM GENERAL CONTRACTOR 375-4063 Roof Doctor Free Estimate all types repaired or places MASSENA PAPER CO. REID’S PAPER SUPPLY Janitorial and Restaurant Supplies 769-5239 393-5837 146 Center St. Massena, N.Y. 46 Patterson St., Ogdensburg, N.Y. Phone: 344-2428 LINDA’S BEAUTY DEN Rt.3 Irish Settlement Rd. Heuvelton, NY Owner: Linda Cougler Phone: 393-6520 Linda Martin THE BEAUTY INN 109 Main St. Ogdensburg, NY 13669 “Professional Care Is Best For Your Hair” Compliments of: KIRBY BAR 1302 Ford St. Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 393-9840 (315) 344-7031 JONES SERVICE STATION Alignments — Brakes — Exhaust — Hercules Tires 44 State Street Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 HILLSIDE RESTAURANT 32 State Street Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 All Home Cooking Pete Crosby Dorthy Durham Finest in Pizzas and Subs HEUVELTON DELI Route 87 Heuvelton, N.Y. 344-7039 ___________Congratulations Seniors___________ Animal Health Products Detergents Pesticides Supplies INDEPENDENT BUYERS ASSOCIATION RFD 3 Ogdensburg, NY 13669 Raymond “Doug” Hazelton Tel. (315) 393-6315 Sales Technician Compliments of C LGROCERY Morristown, N.Y. WILDER-FORSYTHE, INC. 1815 Ford St. — Box 379 — Ogdensburg, N.Y. — Ph.: 393-4990 THE CLARK INSURANCE AGENCIES 71 Main St. Canton, N.Y. Ph: 386-8595 RICHMOND’S BEAUTY SALON 736 Main St. Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 ANTIQUES Cris E. Morley Muriel M. Morley, Owner Phone: 393-0860 87 75 WILLIAM WOODS Wholesale Fruits and Produce 218 South Street Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 Phone: 393-3370 C C HARDWARE i Joe Clancy, Owner Steve Alguire, TV Repair Phone (315) 287-1290 15 Main Street Gouverneur, N.Y. 13642 Subs THE HIDEAWAY Pizza Restaurant and Bar State Street Phone: 344-7989 Heuvelton, N.Y. J. T. PHILLIP INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 422 State Street Ogdensburg, New York 13669 393-1961 BASTA’S ‘FLOWERS DO IT’ 619 Main St., Ogdensburg 393-3440 BAILEY’S GENERAL STORE DePeyster, New York 344-7711 MR. GARY’S HAIR FASHIONS 731 Ford Street Ogdensburg, N.Y. 393-1240 315-344-2470 ABAR’S GARAGE Repair Service Doug Abar Heu-Ogd Road Pete Abar Heuvelton, NY EST. 1920 Furniture CLICKNER’s Appliances Mattress Co. Bedding 26-28 Lake St. Ogdensburg 393-2350 VILLAGE SHOPPE Specializing in Women’s Apparel State Street Heuvelton, N.Y. Congratulations to Senior Class of 1983 THE FOSTER-WEEKES AGENCY, INC. 9 E. Main St. Gouverneur, N.Y. 13642 INSURANCE CAMERON’S FABRICARE CENTER 619 Canton St. 10% Discount for Ogdensburg, N.Y. Cash and Carry Phone: 393-4460 PIKE GROCERY Depeyster, New York 13633 Phone: 344-2349 Beer, Soda, Groceries BOB’S TAVERN 901 Ford Street Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 GERRY’S LIQUOR STORE 1143 Patterson St. Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 Phone: 393-1450 KIRBY GARAGE Route 3 Ogdensburg, NY 13669 393-4722 88 344-7902 Fuel Oil and Kerosene Jay and Roger 393-5536 FERRIS FUEL RYAN PRESS, INC. Lawrence E. Ryan 305 Main Street President Ogdensburg, N.Y. (315) 393-6430 13669 HOME DISCOUNT OIL K. J. LaLONDE AND SONS Route 3 Ogdensburg, N.Y. 393-6529 13669 Gary Crowe of HEUVELTON EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Lisbon Street Heuvelton, New York 13654 (315) 393-4389 CASSIUS W. MONTROY Blacktopping Sand — Gravel — Fill — Top Soil “Cash” P.O. Box 291 C. W. Montroy Ogdensburg, NY 13669 CARBINOS JEWELRY STORES Keepsake Diamonds Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 Phone: 393-6650 Congratulations to the Class of ’83 Mr. Lee Dezell Rt. 3, Pinkerton Rd. Odgensburg, NY MONTROY’S CERAMIC’S Pinkerton Rd. Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 Phone: 393-4389 502 Ford St. Phone: 393-0397 Peter’s Beauty Salon Ogdensburg, N.Y. Open Evenings serlinq's FURNITURE STORES OGDEN SBURGsMASSENA� POTSDAM� WATERTOWN FRED SHURTLEFF “House of Tires” Ogdensburg, N.Y. 393-3330 Compliments of COUGLAR’S FEED SERVICE Heuvelton, New York 13654 Tel. 315-344-7061 HACKETT HARDWARE Open 7 Days a Week Ogdensburg 393-5440 COLLINS MOTOR SALES INC. Odgensburg, N.Y. 13669 Ford — Mercury Cars, Ford Trucks Car Rental Service Sales and Service Phone: 315-393-2520 CO. A — 479th COMBAT ENGINEER BATTALION Ogdensburg, N.Y. Contact: SFC Roy LaVack 393-0800 393-7677 Compliments of TORA FARM Dale and Stephen Putman 89 McCORMICK PHILLIPS “Public Relations” (We Aim to Please) 24 hr-service Call — 3933 or 7034 RIVER HOUSE WARES AND RESTORATION Furniture Stripping River House Downtown Rensselaer Falls, N.Y. 13680 Tel. 1-315-344-8882 Congratulations to the Class of ’83 EDGETOWN SERVICE STATION Black Lake Rd. and Rt. 37 Phone (315) 393-9770 Compliments of Horseshoe Acres RON AND BEA BELLINGER and Family Congratulations to the Class of 1983 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LISBON “Your Friendly Hometown Bank” Lisbon, New York Member FDIC THE LION’S DEN 1022 Ford Ogdensburg, NY Specialize in Weddings and Banquets Congratulations to the Class of 1983 LISBON SPORT SHOP Charles M. Moore, Prop. Lisbon, New York 13658 New and Used Guns, Ammunition, Loading Components and Sporting Equipment Telephone: 315-393-1648 HERMON SENTRY HARDWARE Church Street Hermon, New York Phone: 347-2131 Benjamin Moore Paints — Used Appliances A Friendly Place to Trade Compliments of JIM BROWN General Contractor Rt. 1 Popes Mills Rd. Heuvelton, NY 13654 WARD L. HOWARD, INC. Morton W. Howard, President Gouveneur, NY 13642 General Insurance Office (315) 287-0900 Home (315) 287-0584 SIMMONS CONSTRUCTION General Contracting Wood and Steel Buildings Heuvelton, N.Y. 344-7962 BETTY’S NOTIONS Cards and Gifts “The Purple House” Heuvelton, NY 13654 LARRY WORDEN, INC. New and Used Cars Riverside Drive Ogdensburg, NY 13669 393-4750 HEUVELTON MOBIL State Street Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 KELLEY’S TAVERN State Street Ogdensburg, NY 13669 Heuvelton, NY Ph.: 344-7710 A F TV APPLIANCE CENTER Zenith, Radio and T.V. Westinghouse Appliances Homgas Distributor ADIRONDACK BUSINESS MACHINES Olympia Bus. Machines, Office Products Malone, NY Electronic Typewriters and Calculators Photo- Plain Copiers 518-483-2120 30 YEARS OF SALE AND SERVICE ALL SEASONS EQUIPMENT Ron and Sheila Day Heuvelton-Flackville Rd. McCulloch Chainsaws Your Chainsaw Headquarters 91 “FEED THE BEST” FISHERS McNESS QUALITY PRODUCTS for the Farm NORTHERN NEW YORK’S and Home FINEST MEN’S STORE Hubert P. Murdock R.D. 3, Ogdensburg, NY 13669 393-4757 306 Ford Street Ogdensburg, New York 13669 “Feed McNess” Congratulations Seniors ABEL’S AEROBIC FROM: DORIS’ FITNESS CENTER FASHION NOOK 393-5055 Large andV2 Size Store Osh Kosh B’Gosh Home of Super Savings Phone: 344-7150 WIGHT AUSTIN-LAYNG PATTERSON, INC. “YOUR GLASS AND RADIATOR SPECIALISTS” Feeding Cows Since 1927 703 Main Street, Ogdensburg, NY 13669 Table Tops, Mirrors, (315) 386-2751 Sun Roofs, Van Windows Dave Patterson 8 Miner Street Owner Canton, New York 13617 Complete Body Shop Free Estimates Compliments of: ONEIDA NATIONAL SPEER, BANK AND TRUST CRUIKSHANK, COMPANY ZEH A Full Service Bank Veterinarians 320 Ford Street Ogdensburg, N.Y. Park Plaza Ogdensburg, N.Y. 92 JOSEPH TACCHINO All Types of Private Investigations Confidential Negligence Actions Accident Investigations Prompt Service HEUVELTON LANES 344-7070 Lisbon- Flackville Rd. Heuvelton, NY 13654 FROG INN Heuvelton, NY 13654 344-7979 Don and Bev Ashlaw GARDNER’S CARPETS Vinyls Rug Doctor 700 Cedar Street Ogdnesburg, NY 13669 393-6488 Compliments of JADSON DAIRY EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER HOMEOWNER 393-1250 m CANTON-OGDNSBRG RD OGDENSBURG, N.Y. CEIL’S CLOSET 424 Ford St. Ogdensburg, NY 13669 “Nearly New” Famous Make Clothes for Ladies “Try Ceil’s First” PUREBRED JERSEY FARM Compliments of: MR. AND MRS. BARTON ARMSTRONG R.D. 1 Ogdensburg, New York 13669 93 Compliments of DOLLAR-FARM Heuvelton, New York 13654 Registered Holsteins MORT BACKUS AND SONS, INC. New and Used Cars See our local representative Cecil Duvall Phone: 393-5899 TOX -JuneTa -Mome L Ogdensburg Heuvelton-Lisbon«Hammond New York ROPUT FARM Ross D. Putman General Manager Registered Holsteins James R. Putman John B. Decker, III Owner Herdsman Route 1 Heuvelton, NY 315-344-6558 Walter B. Briggs, Licensed Director 515 Caroline Street Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 Phone: 393-1414 SEAWAY SUBARU INC. Ogdensburg, NY 13669 FRANK’S THE DECORATOR CORNER Shop at Home Service Call 393-4470 214 Caroline St. Ogdensburg, N.Y. 94 ACCO INTERNATIONAL INC. Riverside Drive Ogdensburg, New York Office and School Supplies COLLINS EQUIPMENT CORP. Electrical Contractor Gary L. Hammond Rt. 37 Manager Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 (315) 393-3230 (315) 344-7022 Banquet Service Weddings Special Parties THE LAKESIDE Excellence in Dining Black Lake Road William F. Brunet Ogdensburg, New York 393-2377 Compliments of STILES AUCTION HOUSE Finest in Northern New York Phone: 344-7171 or 344-8886 John Deere New Holland Same Safemark DONALD E. ROBINSON S0NS RD 1 Hammond, N.Y. 13646 Steve 315-375-8852 Jim Congratulations to the Heuvelton Class of 1983 From: STANDARD SHADE ROLLER DIVISION OF JOANNA WESTERN MILLS COMPANY P.O. Box 578 Ogdensburg, New York 13669 PHONF 393 5310 n8KbRlE' tzgstts lp Compliments of the Class of ’83 95 OLDS TRIMM’S GMC PONTIAC 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Canton Road Donald Trimm, Owner Ogdensburg, N.Y. 315-393-3150 315-393-2170 Congratulations Class of “83” From THURMAN SONS, INC. P.O. Box 158 Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 We're the Bank that's close to you. OGDENSBURG Office POTSDAM Office Cor. GREENE CAROLINE ST. 393-1600 31 MAIN ST. 265-2300 OPEN Mon.-Thurs. 9am-3pm OPEN Mon.-Fri. 9am-4pm Fri. 9am-6pm MASSENA Office 22-24 PHILLIPS ST. 769-3566 OPEN Mon.-Thurs. 9am-4pm Fri. 9am-3pm 4pm-6pm 96 ’ ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY FARMERS INSURANCE CO. Inland Marine — Fire — Lightning — Extended Coverage Farmowners — Homeowners — Liability A. McKinley Fishel, Pres. Est. 1886 Ward F. Leamy, Exec. Sec. and Treas. 921 State 393-4830 Ogdensburg St. Lawrence National Bank Full Service Bank Each depositor insured to 100,000.00 FDIC Federal insurance corporation PIZZA HUT Of Ogdensburg 393-1927 JOHN OSGOOD INTER- COLLEGIATE PRESS PO Box 222 Cicero, NY (315) 699-3015 Leading Area Yearbook Publisher Yearbooks Imprinted Glassware Graduation Announcements Diplomas Caps and Gowns 97 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF: HEUVELTON LUMBER Riverside Veneer Co. R. 1 Heuvelton, NY 13654 344-2471 393-7230 Water Street Heuvelton, NY 13654 ||i | 1H ’■ 1 Games-A-Plenty Arcade MIX ELECTRIC “THE GAME ROOM” Lawrence Mix RD 3, Box 114B Ogdensburg, NY 13669 Phone: 393-2740 Seaway Shopping Center Commercial and Residential Wiring Ogdensburg, New York Compliments of: AGWAY JRECK SUBS PETROLEUM A meal for your money, not a snack Box 405 825 State Street Heuvelton, NY 13654 Ogdensburg, NY Phone: (315) 344-2210 (agway) JESSE R. LAKE INSURANCE CRAWFORD AGENCY 40-A State Street Complete Line of Insurance: Heuvelton, NY 13654 Auto, Fire, Business, Farm Phone: 344-8833 Owners’, Life, Health, Bonds and Recreational Service that counts R.D. 1 General Insurance, Life Insurance, Heuvelton, NY 13654 Business Bonds Phone: 344-2420 99 Compliments of: Richardson’s Hardware Store State Street Heuvelton, New York 13654 Dupont Paints Hardware L.P. Gas Service 344-2321 Bennetts’ Store Heart of State Street Downtown Heuvelton Heuvelton, NY 344-7720 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Compliments of ROYAL-J-ACRES The Pierces David Mary Keith Kathy Kelvin Kent Kristine Assisted by Steve Fenton Dan Bracy The Guys 100 We’re Udder JOHNSTON ELECTRIC AND MAINTENANCE Service Station Installation and Repair Bulk Plant Maintenance Electrical Contractor Earl Johnston Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF ’83 from HEUVELTON TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION Heuvelton Central School Heuvelton, New York 13654 Congratulations Class of ’83 In Loving Memory of Our Son and Brother DALE LIVINGSTON SIMMS William and Dorothy Simms David and Barbara (Simms) Sullivan Jay and Robyn Simms Mark and Janet (Simms) Brouillette Mary Lou, John A., and Janice C. Simms THE NEW YORK ARMY NATIONAL GUARD has some great news for you ... The new National Guard Bonus Program. It’s either $2000 cash. Or $4000 for college. To see if you qualify, call the New York State Armory at 393-0750. ALL WE LONG TO BE! You and me We are like small grains of sand Tossed together on a beach. The time we have is from when the tide does ebb Until it just comes rolling back in. Even these anticipated moments May be shortened by a breeze, By some other change in weather, Or even by somebody’s sneeze. Time, time has quickly passed us by And separately we must fly Towards our own known destinations And all our unforeseen obligations. Struggling against all oceans Struggling against all seas Struggling for our lives my friends And all we long to be. We shall climb aboard our ships And release then into the sea, Seeking all those whom we loved All a part of past memories. It is a small, small world And perhaps we’ll meet again. But who is to say how And who is to say when, Tell me when. It just seems all I end up Doing is: Struggling against all oceans Struggling against all seas Struggling for our lives my friends And all we long to be, We long to be Yes, we long to be. So goodbye, goodbye my friends. George Wells 102 STEELE PHOTOGRAPHY Recipient of National and State Honors •Weddings •Portraits and Family Groups •Copy Restoration •Custom Framing •Aerial •Commercial •Instant I.D. Photos (1 mile South) Black Lake Rd. Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 393-4689 McCADAM CHEESE COMPANY, INC. New York State finest cheese products Annette Street Heuvelton, N.Y. 13654 315-344-2441