Hudson Falls High School - Hermes Yearbook (Hudson Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1983 volume:

With your sense of humor and cheerful man- ner you could make an uninteresting subject exciting. History was no longer dull when you were our teacher. As our Junior class advisor, you cared what we, as a whole, wanted and tried to satisfy us all. Because of that, our prom was fun for everyone. As our Senior class advisor, you helped guide us with your fairness and good judgement. This made our Senior year one of the best of our lives. Therefore, we, the class of 1983, dedi- cate our yearbook to you ... MR. ROBERT DINGMAN 2 3 6 Time may come between us, but it doesn’t mean a thing We know we’ll be together in our dreams And so today, my friends, hold tight And keep memories of good times inside your hearts ’Cause though the time has come for us to part We’ll still be together in our minds ’Cause we never really say goodbye We never really say goodbye 7 Our hopes and dreams were finally fulfilled on the brisk evening of May 21st. We imag- ined a dining room in the Georgian motel to be a fantasy ballroom as numerous couples, dressed in tuxes and long, flowing gowns, completed the mirage. We danced to the breathtaking tunes of the Revelation amid the surroundings of picturesque Lake George. As we watched the crowning of Queen Sheila VanDeusan and King David Layden we realized these really are “The Best of Times . 10 THE BEST OF TIMES 1982 Queen Amy Collins 1983 Queen Sheila VanDeusan Royal Kristine Ecker Karen McKinney Ann Nelson Kim Liporace Colleen Copeland Patti Casey Melonie Zeno Beth Churchill 1982 King Jon Newell 1983 King David Layden Court Charles Kirk Edward Leonard Brian Murray Richard Kidwell Jon Pellino Dennis Casey Alec Underwood David lusi Crown Bears Kelly Ecker, Mitchell Webster, Elizabeth Fowler 12 KAREN MARIE ALLEN Ambition: To take one day at a time. Choir 9-12; Choraliers 9-12: Drama Club 9-12; P.A. Staff 12; Pep Club 9-11; Vol- leyball 9; Pep Club Sec. Treas. 9-10, Pres. 11. DAVID E. ANDERSON Andy Ambition: To always have a good time. Football 9-10; Senior Committee; Swim Team 9-12. RAYMOND ANDERSON Ambition: To play professional Hockey and a degree in Computer Science Band 9-10; Basketball 9 12; Choir 9-11; Soccer 9-12; Tennis Club 10-12. JOSEPH C. ANGRISANI Ambition: Anestheisiologist Photography Club 9-12; Soccer 9,10,12; Swim Team T2; Boys Varsity Club 12. 18 LEIGH M. BANDY Ambition: Army ROTC Scholarship- Computer Science Band 9-12; Boys Varsity Club 11 -12; Sec- retary 11; Business Club 12; N.H.S. IQ- 12; P.S.S. 11-12; Soccer 9-11; Basket- ball 11-12; Wind Ensemble 11; Track 9- 11; Language Honor Society 10-12. KERRI LYNN BARBER Clutz” Ambition; To go one full year without get- ting hurt. Art Club 11-12; Cross Country 9; Lan- guage Club 9; HERMES Art Editor 12; Pep Club 10; Photography Club 11-12; Swim Team 9-12; Track 9-12; Girls Varsi- ty Club 12. JANET A. BATES Ambition: To be a successful cosmetolo- gist. BETH ANN BEAHAN Beany” Ambition: To marry a wealthy and suc- cessful machinist. National Honor Society 10-12; Student Council 9-10; Lanugage Honor Society 10-12. SHIRLEY KAY BENNETT Space Case” Ambition: To go back to my own planet. BRIAN ROBERT BIGELOW Ambition: To love, hold, and be with Tina D. for the rest of my life. Football 9; F.F.A. 11. 19 ROBERT E. BISHOP “Bob” Ambition: Get even with Mr. Holmes Soccer 9-10; Swim Team 9-10. DEBORAH S. BLACK Ambition: To be a wealthy legal secretay. Band 9-11. RONALD J. BOISSELLE Ambition: Air Force Football 9-10; Track 9-10; Wrestling 9. JOSEPH L. BOMBARD Track 9-12. LAURA A. BOMBARD Ambition: Registered Nurse Band 9; Choir 9-11; Photo Club 12; Stu- dent Council 9-12; Swim Team 9,10,12; Girls Softball 12. GEORGE BOURDEAU Hummer” Ambition: To be successful in life. Baseball 12; Football 9. 20 NORMAN W. BRADLEY “Brad Ambition: To live life to it’s fullest and own my own Camaro club. CHRIS BRADWAY Ambition: Hotel Restaurant Manage- ment Bowling 12; Business Club 12. V BARBARA ANNE BRAYMAN “Bab” Ambition: Special Ed. Teacher. Band 9-12; Field Hockey 9; Pep Club 10,11; Girls Softball 10; Volleyball 9. TIM G. BREAULT Ambition: Navy Baseball 9,10,12; Wrestling 10. BILL BRILYA “Billy” Ambition: Air Force Basketball 9; Library Club 10. CHRISTINE J. BROCKWAY Ambition: To marry Tom. 21 JUDY LYNN BROWN Judith” Ambition: To find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. KAREN N. BROWN Ambition: To be successful and be happy with my Fish. STEVEN BROWN “Browney” Ambition: Electronics Football 9-11. CYNTHIA M. BUMP Ambition: To be happy successful and rich. 22 WILLIAM L BUMP ‘‘Bill” Ambition: Occupational Therapist Swim Team 12. WILLIAM BURKHARDT Ambition: Engineering National Honor Society 10-12; Language Honor Society 10. AMY JANE CADIEUX Ambition: To be a doctor and buy my parents a house on Cape Cod. Cheerleader 10-12; Drama Club 10-12; Language Club 9-12; Girls Intra. 11; Girls Hi-Y 11-12; National Honor Soc. 10-12; Pep Club 9-12; Phys. Science Sem. 11; Senior Comm. 12; Student Council 9-11; Lang. Honor Soc. 11-12; Girls Vars. Club 12; Girls Hi-Y Secretary 12; Nat. Honor Soc. Secretary 12. FRED CAMBELL PATRICK S. CAMBELL ‘‘Cam-bowr Ambition: To have my car on the cover of Hot Rod Magazine. Basketball 9-11; Ski Club 9-10. SUZANNE MARIE CARLISLE Ambition: Education Social Work Basketball 9; Cheerleader 10-12; Field Hockey 9-11; Key Club 9; Track 9; Volley- ball 9. 23 AMANDA CARRANZA Ambition: Attend College and become a Cruise Director. Business Club 12; Cheerleader 10; Lan- guage Club 11-12; Photography Club 9; Girls Softball 10; Business Club Treasurer 12. RACHEL D. CARRANZA Ambition: To travel first, then go to col- lege for travel agent. Business Club 12; Cheerleader 10; Choir 10; Language 11; National Honor 11-12; Photography Club 9; Student Council 10; Track 9; Language Honor Society 11-12; Bus. Club Vice-Pres. 12; Student Council representative 10. DENNIS CASEY ‘'Hooks Ambition: Chemistry Basketball 11-12; Prom Court 11; Future Farmers 9-12. PATRICIA J. CASEY Ambition: To live to the fullest. Band 9-10; Business Club 12; Cheer- leader 12; Choir 10-12; Choraliers 12; Pep Club 12; Student Council 9,10; Wind Ensemble 11; Prom Court 11; Business Club Pres. 12. BARBARA S. CHADWICK Ambition: Navy Library Club 10,12; Student Council IQ- 12. MARGARET A. CHAMPAIGNE Business Club 9; HERMES Secretary IQ- 12; Key Club 10-12; National Honor 11- 12; Sophomore Committee 10. 24 SALLY CHITTENDEN BETH CHURCHILL Ambition: Corporate Lawyer Band 9-12; Language Club 9; Girls Hi-Y 10-12; National Honor Society 10-12; P.A. Staff 12; Wind Ensemble 11; Tennis 12; Prom Court 11; Language Honor So- ciety 11-12; Sophomore Committee of 10; Language Honor Society Chairman 12; Hi-Y V.P. 12; Hi-Y Pres. 12; Band Treas. 12. DEBORAH ANNETTE CONRAD “Conehead Ambition: To someday play at, or better yet, win Wimbledon. Girls Softball 9; Tennis 10-12; Track IQ- 12; Volleyball 9-12; Girls Varsity Club 12. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH CONWAY • Band 9; Field Hockey 9-10,12; Junior Senate; Girls Softball 9-10; Volleyball 9- 10; Prom Decoration; Girls Varsity Club 12; Girls Varsity Club Judicial Committee. 25 COLLEEN C. COPELAND Ambition: “Chairman of the board.” Girls Basketball 9-10; Business Club 10; Language Club Treasurer 12; Junior Sen- ate; National Honor Society 11-12; Prom Decoration; Prom Court; Senior Class Treasurer. DAVID CORLEW Ambition: Motion picture producer. Art Club 11-12; Photography Club 11-12; Student Council 12; Prom Decoration. KIMBERLY C. COSO “COSE” Ambition: College Band 9-10; Language Club 9-10. DAVID COWLES Ambition: Mathematical Engineer. MARK W. CUTLER Ambition: Optometrist Cross Country 9-10; Physical Science Seminar 12; Senior Committee; Track 9. KATHLEEN A. DALEY “Dale Ambition: To be a Rozanna Rozanne Danna’s stand in. Basketball 9-12; Choir 9; Field Hockey 9- 12; Key Club 10-12; Track 9-12; Volley- ball 9-12; Girls Var. Club (Sargeant of Arms) 12. 26 KAREN DARFLER Ambition: To play doctor. Band 9-12; Language Club 9-10; Girls Hi- Y 10-12; National Honor Society 10-12; Physical Science Seminar 11; Student Council 9-12; Wind Ensemble 11; Lan- guage Honor Society 10-12; Pep Club (Secretary 10, Treasurer 11). SUE M. DAUT Ambition: Legal Secretary STACY KRISTINE DAVIDOW Ambition: To be a better swim coach than Mr. Foro. Photo-Art Club 9-11; Student Council 9- 11; Swim Team 9-12; Girls Varsity Club 12. DAWN DAVIS Ambition: Social Worker Business Club 10; Ski Club 12. TRAVIS DECKER Ambition: Auto Mechanic ROBERT DERWAY Ambition: Carpenter Swim Team 9. 27 WANDA L. DINGMAN Ambition: To have a successful job and be accepted in the Navy. Business Club 12. THERESA RAE DI RESTA Rae-Rae, T-Rae, Hannah, OOSVi” Ambition: To gain weight. Choir 9; HERMES Editor 10-12 (Ed. in Chief): National Honor Society 10-12; PA Staff 12; Photo Club 10-12: Tennis Team 10-12; Language Honor Society 10-11; Girls Varsity Club 12. PETER P. DOTY Ambition: Professional Photographer Library Club 9. BRUCE DUNHAM Ambition: To get ambitious and own a gas station. Band 9-12; Basketball 9-10; Junior Sen- ate 11; Physical Science Seminar 11; Soccer 9-12; Team Canteen Basketball 11-12; Tennis 10-12. 28 KRISTINE R. ECKER Kris” Ambition: Actress or singer. Choir 9-12; Choraliers 9-12; Drama Club 9-12; Girls Hi-Y 10-12; Orchestra 9-12; Senior Committee 12; Swim Team 9; Prom Court 11; NYSSMA Competition 9- 12; Area All-State 9-12; Conference All- State 11-12. GARDNER EDDY Mr. Ed” Ambition: Navy Baseball 12; Football 9. RANDY EDGERLY Ambition: Navy (Welder) Choir 9-10; Cross Country 9; Swim Team 9-10. TIM EDGERLY Ambition: Queensbury Janitorial 29 DAVE ELLIOT Ambition: Elliott Block Company BELINDA JEAN ELLIS “Bindy Ambition: Legal Secretary and to live happily forever with Dru. Business Club 12; P.A. Staff 12; Student Council 9-10. LORI FISK “Lori Jo. 005Vi Ambition: To walk from N.Y. to Jamaica by the ocean, to get “The sensation , and to once be in the Twilight Zone . Photo-Art Club 9-12; HERMES Staff 11- 12; Pep Club 10; P.A. Staff 12. STEVE FLORENCE TIMOTHY K. FOSS “Tim Ambition: Live life to its fullist and be buried in my Mustang. MAUREEN E. GALLAGHER Moe Ambition: Albany Business College Le- gal Secretary. Field Hockey 9,10; Key Club 9; Girls Soft- ball 9, 10. 12; Volleyball 9. 30 SHERYL JEAN GIBBS Gibber” Ambition: To become a certified Public Accountant. Business Club 9, 10, 12; Pep Club 9-12; Student Council 9; Tennis 10, 11; Volley- ball 9; Girls Varsity Club 12. DANIEL GIROUX Ambition: Economist. Baseball 9-12; Choir 9-10; Language Club 11-12; National Honor 10-12; Phys- ical Science 11; Wind Ensemble 11; Wrestling 11; National Honor Society Treasurer. BETH ANN GOLDEN Bubbles” Ambition: To strive towards happiness. Student Council 9 and 10. MELISSA GOODRICH Ambition: To be successful. Choir 9-12; Choraliers 10-12; Cross Country 11; Drama Club 9, 10, 12; Lan- guage Club 10-12; National Honor 10-12; Orchestra 8-12; Physical Science 12; Track 9. 10. 12; Language Honor Society 10-12; Sophomore Class Secretary 10; Junior Class Secretary; Language Club Secretary 12. CHARLENE ANN GORDON Char” Ambition: To Become a Radiologist. Business Club 9, 10, 12; Pep Club 9; Stu- dent Council 9-10; Volleyball 12. JOSEPH P. GROSS Joe” Ambition: To be a Millionare by our 20th reunion. Football 9-12; Wrestling 9, 10. 31 JOHN F. HAFNER “Bonzi” Ambition: Accountant Air Force. MICHELE H. HAFNER Shelley” Ambition: ACC Surgical RN. MARK HAMLIN Tiger” Ambition: To Travel. KELLY HARRINGTON Ambition: Meet Mick Jagger. KEITH W. HARRIS Ambition: To have a Trans Am in the ga- rage and a beer in the fridge. Baseball 10; National Honor Society 11- 12; Phys. Science Seminar 11. LAURIE J. HAVENS Ambition: To raise horses. Art Club 11-12; Band 9-11; Photo Club 11-12. 32 KRISTY LYNN HEWITT Ambition: Marry John F. Kennedy Jr. Band 9-12; Basketball 9; Choir 9-12; Cross Country 11; Field Hockey 10; Lan- guage Club (Chairperson) 11; Key Club 9-10; P.A. Staff 12; Pep Club 9-10; Ski Club 11-12; Student Council 11-12; Wind Ensemble 11; Track 9-11; Girls Var. Club 12. TERESA MARIE HIGGINS “Teri Ambition: Professional figure skater Par- alegal Pep Club 11; Ski Club 10,12. NANCY A. HINCHLIFFE Ambition: College Show more emotion. Business Club 11-12; Field Hockey 9; Language Club 11-12; Hermes Staff 12; P.A. Staff 12; Pep Club 11; Girls Softball 9-12; Tennis 12; Volleyball 9; Girls Var. Club 12. REBECCA L. HOAG “Becky Ambition: To be married to James Martin in 1983. Army College. Basketball 9; Business Club 10,12; Ten- nis 12; Track 10; Volleyball 10,12; Girls Var. Club 12. JIM HODGES “Jim Ambition: College JANE HOGAN Junior Senate 11; Key Club 9-11 (Trea- sure 11); Prom Decoration Committee 11. 33 DON HOLMES “Juan” Ambition: Policeman Soccer 10; Student Council 11. LISA A. HOLSTEIN Ambition: Languages Business Choir 9-12; Choraliers 9-12; Drama Club 12; Junior Senate 11; National Honor So- ciety 11-12; Orchestra 9-12; P. A. Staff 12; I. T. S. 9-12; Language Honor Society 12; I. T. S. Board of Directors 11-12; Area All-State 9; NYSSMA Competition 9-12; Conference All-State 12. WENDY A. HUMISTON Hummy” Ambition: Elementary Music Ed. Choir 9-12; Choraliers 10-12; Drama Club 10-12; Girls Hi-Y 12; Orchestra 9-12; P. A. Staff 12; Pep Club 12; I.T.S. 11-12; Student Council 9-12; Student Council President 12; Area All State 11; NYSSMA Competition 10-11; Conference All State 12. COLLEEN A . HUNT ••Col Ambition: Successful Job Merchandising Farming and to get all I can out of life. Business Club 9-12. NOREEN HUNT Ambition: College Data Processing Business Club 9-12 LINDA HUNTINGTON Ambition: ACC 34 DAVID J. IUSI “lice Ambition: To go around the world. Football 9-12; Prom Court 11. RENEE DIANE IVES Ambition: To become a Secretary. SUSAN A. JAKWAY “Sue” Ambition: Secretary Merchandising, and to be happy. Business Club 9, 10, 12. EVERETT W. JONES “Chuckie” Ambition: Engineer Football 9-11; Physical Science Seminar 11; Ski Club 10-11. 35 KIMERLEY A. KEECH “Keechy Ambition: Nurse Business Club 10; Library Club 12; Stu- dent Council 9-12. OLIN KEECH Ambition: Air Force Football 9; Future Farmers of America 11- 12. RICHARD THOMAS KIDWELL Ambition: Engineer Band 9-12; Football 9-12; Junior Senate 11; Senior Comm. 12; Swim Team 9-12; Boy’s Var. Club 10-11; Track 10,12; Prom Decoration Comm. 11; Prom Court 11. CHARLES B. KIRK “Bear Ambition: Law Choir 9-12; Choraliers 10-12; Drama Club 10-12; Football 9-12; Junior Senate 11; Senior Comm. 12; Ski Club 12; Wrestling 9; Prom Court 11. CHANG C. KONG Ambition: To be the top soccer player in the world ANNETTE MARIE LaCARTE Ambition: Attend ACC Cheerleader 11; Library Club 10-12; Pep Club 11-12, (Vice-Pres.) 36 DENISE M. GRINNELL LaCARTE “Niece” Ambition: To be the best wife that I can be. JANET ALANE LAFOUNTAIN Rah” Ambition: Cheer for a winning football team and then become an R.N. Baseball Scorekeeper 11-12; Cheer- leader 9-12; Choir 9-11; Pep Club 9-12. RICHARD D. LANCETTE, JR. “Dicky” Ambition: Pro Drummer Boy's Varsity Club 11-12; Band 9-12; Football 12; National Honor Society 10- 12; Orchestra 9; Soccer 9-11; Basketball 11-12; Wind Ensemble 11-12; Track 10- 12; Language Honor Society 10-12; Na- tional Honor Society Vice-President 12; Area All-State 12; NYSSMA Competition; Nominated to McDonald’s All-American High School Band. HERB LATTERELL Ambition: To graduate. Swim Team 10. DAVID JOSEPH LAYDEN “Lenny” Ambition: Attend Holy Cross. Baseball 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Football 11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Physical Science Seminar 11; Senior Committee 12; Soccer 9-10; Prom Deco- ration 11; Prom King 11; Sophomore Class Treasurer 10; Junior Class Treasur- er. CHRISTIE D. LEARY Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Choir 9; Orchestra 9-12; Soccer 9. 37 JAMES E. LEMERY “Jim” Ambition: Become a CPA. Business Club 12. EDWARD LEONARD Ambition: Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader. Baseball 12; Football 9-12; Ski Club 12; Wrestling 11; Prom Court 11. KIMBERLY A. LIPORACE Mona” Cheerleader 9-12; Key Club 9-12; Nation- al Honor Society 10-12; P.A. Staff 12; Pep Club 9-12; Physical Science Seminar 11; Track 9; Prom Court 11; Language Honor Society 10-11; Freshman Class Vice-President 9; Key Club President 12. MICHELLE A. LYONS Ambition: To be a registered nurse and to be the best that I can be. Key Club 12; Pep Club 10, 12. SHERRY LYNETTE ANN MACMURRAY Ambition: Fashion Designer. Art Club 12; Cross Country 9-12; Lan- guage Club 10, 12; National Honor Soci- ety 11-12; Student Council 10; Swim Team 12; Track 9-12; Language Honor Society 11-12; Girls Varsity Club 12. JOHN MALAN Giant” Ambition: Pilot. Ski Club 9. 38 JOHN MARTIN “Alvin” Ambition: Engineer Baseball 10-12; Football 9. 10, 12; Wres- tling 9. LEIGH ANNE MATTHEWS “Beans” Ambition: To be an unemployed musi- cian. Choir 9-12; Choraliers 10-12; Drama Club 9-12; Field Hockey 9-10; Language Club 11; Language Club President 12; Orches- tra 9-12; Ski Club 9-12; Student Concil 9- 12; Tennis 12; Girls Varsity Club 12; NYSSMA Competition 10-12; Area All State 10-12; Conference All State 11-12. PATRICIA MAXWELL “Maxwell House” Ambition: To be rich and happy. Photography Club 9-12. MARIANNE MCCARTHY “Midnight Madness” Ambition: To live up to my nickname Mid- night Madness. P.A. Staff 12; Pep Club 10; Photography Club 9-12; Tennis Team 10-12; Girls Var- sity Club 12; HERMES Editor of Business. BRIAN MCCARTY Ambition: Certified Pipe-Welder JON MCDOUGALL Shaky” Ambition: Live fast, ride hard, die young KAREN MARIE McKINNEY Beaner Ambition: Child Psychologist Basketball 9-10; Business Club 12; Field Hockey 9-10; Key Club 9-12; National Honor Soc. 12; Pep Club 9; Track 9; Vol- leyball 9-10; Prom Court 11. GINA MARIE McMURRY Ambition: To travel and marry into mon- ey. Key Club 11; National Honor Soc. 11-12; Pep Club 9; Language Honor Soc. 11-12; Freshman Class Treasurer. JEFFREY C. MEAD Jeff Ambition: Geological Engineer National Soc. 11-12; Phys. Science Sem. 11; Soccer 11; Swim Team 11-12. DEBRA L. MEASECK “Debbie” Ambition: Nursing Cheerleader 12; Language Club 9; Girls Hi-Y 10-12; Junior Senate 11; Student Council 9-10; Girls Softball 10; Prom Decoration Comm. 11; Girls Var. Club 12. JERRY MECHANICK LISA MARIE MERLOW Ambition: To be happy. National Honor Soc. 11-12. 40 4 BARBARA ANN MINER Noamie Business Club 9,10,12; Choir 9-12, Chor- aliers 10-12; Drama Club 10-12; Lan- guage Club 11, 12; Co-Chair Person 12; HERMES Staff 12; National Honor 11-12; Orchestra 9-12; P.A. Staff 12; NYSSMA Competition 9-12; Area AII State 10-12; Conference All-State 11-12. COLLEEN M. MONRIAN Ambition: To be happy and successful. Business Club 9. 10. 12; National Honor 10-12; Language Honor Society 11, 12. JULIE MARIELLE MOORE Ambition: To be a rich mad scientist to marry an American Indian. Band 9. 10, 12; Basketball 9; Choir 9-12; Choraliers 10-12; Language Club 11; Ju- nior Senate 11; National Honor 10-12; Physical Science 11; Swim Team 11-12; Track 10, 12; Language Honor Society 10-11; HERMES Co-photographer 11-12; HERMES Activities Editor 11-12; Area All State 12. PATRICIA LYNN MORRILL Pat Morel 005 and “Patti Morrillie Ambition: To marry “Kermit the Frog” and to find the ORANGE INDIAN. Art Club 10-11; Band 9; Choir 9-10; HER- MES Staff 12; Pep Club 10; Photography Club 10-12. DAVE MOYNIHAN Moynsie Ambition: To get a good, steady job and live it up. Football 9. JAY MULLEN 41 SANDRA M. MULLER “Munchkin” Ambition: To regain the beat. Choir 9-11; Hermes Staff 12; P.A. Staff 12; Photo Club 11-12; Tennis Club 12; Girls Var. Club 12. ANGELA M. MURRAY Choo-Choo” Ambition: To run faster than Miles Irish. Basketball 9; Cross Country 11-12; Field Hockey 9-10; Girls Hi-Y 10-12 (Vice-Pres. 12); P.A. Staff 12; Pep Club 9-12 (Vice- Pres. 11, Pres. 12); Track 9-12; Volleyball 9; Girls Var. Club 12. BRIAN MURRAY Ambition: College Football 9-12; Ski Club 9; Prom Court 11. ANN M. NELSON Banana” Ambition: To conduct a Symphony Or- chestra and keep my Frigidaire. Band 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Choir 9-12; Choraliers 12; Field Hockey 9-12; Lan- guage Club 9; Junior Senate 11; Key Club 9-12; Nat. Honor Soc. 12; P.A. Staff 12; Pep Club 9; Wind Ensemble 11; Track 9- 12; Volleyball 9-12; Prom Dec. Comm. 11; Prom Court 11; Girls Var. Club 12. THOMAS P. NEVINS Ambition: To retire at the age of 20. LESLIE NICHOLS Ambition: Biological Science Band 9-12; Cheerleader 11-12; Choir 9- 12; Choraliers 10-12; Drama Club 10; Field Hockey 9-12; Nat. Honor Soc. IQ- 12; P.A. Staff 12; Swim Team 9; Wind Ensemble 11; Track 9-12; Language Honor Soc. 10-12; Girls Var. Club 12 (Vice-Pres.) 42 Cross Country 9; Track 9-10. MARY ELLEN ODDY Meo” Ambition: To study Advertising Design Art Club 9-11; HERMES Staff 10-12; Na- tional Honor Soc. 12; Pep Club 9-11; Photo Club 9-11; Student Council 9-11; Prom Decoration Comm. 11. FREDERICK O’HARE Ambition: Computer Science LINDA OLIGNY Ambition: Hairstylist Track 10. GARY L. NORTON JR. Girls Softball 10-12. KATHRYN J. O’NEIL LISA M. OMIECINSKI Ambition: Nursing RN. Ambition: To attend college. Basketball 9-10; Field Hockey 9-11; Key Club 9-10; Pep Club 9-10; Girls Softball 9-12; Volleyball 9-10. KIM R. OUELLETTE Ambition: Chef MICHAEL RICHARD PACYNA Key Club 9-12: (President 11. Lieutenant Governor). JON ANTHONY PELLINO Ambition: Military Officer Basketball 9.10.12; Football 9.10.12; Prom Dec. Comm. 11. SHARON ELIZABETH PARROTT Ambition: To be Scott’s inmate at Com- stock. Band 9,10; Basketball 9-10; Field Hockey 9-12, Girls Hi-Y 10-12; Track 9-10; Vol- leyball 10-12', Girls Var. Club (Secretary) 12; Sophomore Comm. 10. CLAUDIA L. PORLIER Ambition: To attend and graduate from Daeman and to stay with Ed. Art Club 11-12; Choir 9-12; Drama Club 9-12; Field Hockey 10; Girls Intramurals 9; Girls Hi-Y 10-12; Pep Club 9-10; Photo Club 11-12; Track 9-12, Girls Var. Club 12 (Judicial Comm.) Hi-Y Asst. Chairman 11. Hi-Y Asst. Treasurer 12. MICHAEL J. POTVIN Pots” Ambition: To get an easy job that pays well. Band 9-12, Basketball 9-12. Choir 9-12, Drama Club 11-12, Junior Senate 11, Senior Comm. 12, Ski Club 12. Soccer 9- 12. 44 CATHERINE REYNOLDS Renski” Ambition: To have a baby. Choir 9-12; Choraliers 12; Drama Club 10-12; Field Hockey 10; Girls Intramurals 11; Girls Hi-Y 11-12, Pep Club 9-10; Swim Team 9-11; Track 9,11, Girls Var. Club 12. JEFF REYNOLDS Ambition: Obtain a full Rodeo Scholar- ship at a Southern College. Ski Club 11-12. MARY SUE RICHMOND Ambition: To get a job. ARTHUR RINGER ' Art” Football 9-10. 45 NORMAN E. RIVERS ‘‘Stormin’’ Ambition: Laywer Public Defender Baseball 9. 10, 12; Soccer 11. 12; Swim Team 9-12. LINDA ROBIDEAU “Lynny” Ambition; To make Hollywood stand up and cheer. Choir 12; Prom Decoration 12. TERRY ROOT BRIAN T. ROSS Ambition; Attend College. Band 9, 10; Choir 9, 10; Football 10; Or- chestra 10. NORA MARIE ROSS Basketball 9-12; Key Club 9-12; National Honor 11-12; Track 9-12; Language Hon- or Society 11-12. NORA FRANCES ROZELL “Todo” Ambition: To be rich and successful. Cheerleader 9-12; Field Hockey 9-10; Key Club 9-12; National Honor 11-12; P.A. Staff 12; Pep Club 9-12; Physical Science 11; Sophomore-Committee 10. 46 THERESA ELIZABETH RUOTOLO Ambition: To become a mathematical nius. ge- Cheerleader 12; Choir 9-12; Choraliers 9- 12; Drama Club 9-12; Girls Hi-Y 12; Pep Club 9,12; Student Council 11; Girls Soft- ball .10,12; Girls Var. Club 12. LARRY RUSHLOW “Toad” Ambition: Engineer CRAIG SABO Craig” Ambition: Doctor KEITH J. SABOL Ambition: Chemical Engineer Class President 9-12; Pres, of Nat. Honor Soc. 12; Nat. Honor Soc. 10-12; Lan- guage Club 10-11; Phys. Science Sem. 11; Soccer 9-12; Swim Team 9-10; Team Canteen Basketball 11; Language Honor Soc. 10-11. MOLLY SANDFORD “Mols” Ambition: To pursue a career in Crimono- logy. Choir 9-10; Cross Country 9; Field Hock- ey 10; Girls Intramurals 9; Pep Club 9; Track 9,11; Girls Var. Club 12. MICHAEL J. SAUNDERS Ambition: Engineer. Baseball 9. 47 FRANK SAVASTA Ambition: To be a Rock Star. LISA B. SCACCHETTI Ambition: Medical Secretary. MELISSA M. SCACCHETTI Ambition: To live a long and successful life. Business Club 9-12, Sec. 12; Pep Club 9- 12. KEITH SHAW SCOTT SCHERMERHORN “cr Basketball 9-10; Cross Country 11-12; Ski Club 11-12; Soccer 9-10; Track IQ- 12. DONNA SHERLOCK Ambition: To marry a handsome skier. Language Club 9-10. 48 CINDY STEVES Ambition: To bet a job and to graduate. PAUL ALAN STORY Ambition: To be wealthy and gain weight. Band 9-12; Choir 9-12; Choraliers 10-12; Drama Club 9-12; Language Club 10-12; P.A. Staff 12; Student Council 9-12; Wind ensemble 11-12. HELEN ANN SUTLIFF “Tuddy Ambition: To marry the man of my dreams! Business Club 9-10; Girls Hi-Y 11; Pep Club 11; Student Council 11. ROSEMARIE SWEET “Rosey Ambition: To be a rich and famous interi- or Decorater of the stars. Business Club 12. 49 EUNICE MARY TARANTINO -r Basketball 9; Cheerleader 10-11; Field Hockey 9; Key Club 9-12; National Honor Society 11-12; P.A. Staff 12; Pep Club 10-11; Track 9; Language Honor Society 10-11. JOHN TAYLOR Ambition: To live an exciting life. Football 11-12. DONNA TRIPP Ambition: To have a locker away from Alec Underwood. Band 9-12; Choir 9; Wind Ensemble 11. ALEC L. UNDERWOOD Ambition: To be a Machinist. Baseball 10; Prom Court 11. MARK R. VADNAIS Bad Vad” Ambition: To become a mechanic. Track 9-12. SHEILA E. VAN DEUSEN Ambition: Engineering or Criminal Justice. Basketball 9-12; Field Hockey 9-12; Na- tional Honor Society 11-12; P.A. Staff 12; Softball 9; Volleyball 9-12; Prom Decor 11; Prom Queen; Language Honor Soci- ety 10-12. Chairman .12; Girls Varsity Club. Pres. 12; Class V.P. 10-12. 50 PATRICIA A. VITOUSKI “PATTY” Ambition: To marry a certified pipe-weld- er. DENISE E. WATERS Ambition: To live life at its fullest. KIMBERLEY WATERS Ambition: Child Education. Band 9-10; Basketball 9-10,12; Field Hockey 9-12; Girls Hi-Y 12; Pep Club 12; P. A. Staff; Ski Club 9-12; Student Council 9-10; Swim Team 11; Softball 9-12; Vol- leyball 9-12; Girls Varsity Club 12. CYNTHIA WEBB CIND” Ambition: Accountant N.H.S. 11-12, A.C.C. during Senior year. DRENA K. WEBSTER Ambition: To study medicine. Choir 9-12; Choraliers 10-12; Drama Club 9-12; Language Club 9-12; Junior Sen- ete; N.H.S. 10-12; Orchestra 9-12; P.A. Staff; P.S.S. 12; Senior Committee; Stu- dent Council 9-12; Prom Decoration; Language Honor Society 10-12; HER- MES Portraits Editor 11-12; N.Y.S.S.M.A. Competition 10-11; Area All State 11. JEFF WEILS Ambition: Be a left wing for the New York Cosmos. Soccer 9-12. 51 CINDY LEE WHITE Ambition: To always be happy with Mi- chael. RENEE M. WHITE Ambition: To be a Vetenarian and to own our family farm. Basketball 9-10,12; Field Hockey 9-10; Girls intramurals 9-12; P.A. Staff; Pep Club 9-12; Physical Science Seminar 11; Volleyball 9-10; Senior Class Secretary. MICHAEL J. WILLIG Ambition: Starving Artist. GREGG WOOD Ambition: AIR FORCE Art Club 9-10; Photography Club 9-10. PAUL YOLE MELONIE ZENO Cheerleader 10-12; Choir 9-11; HERMES Secretary 10-12, Pep Club 10-11, Senior Committee. Prom Court, Sophomore Committee of Ten. 52 CLASS OFFICERS Keith Sabol - President Sheila Van Deusen - Vice President Colleen Copeland - Treasurer Renee White - Secretary COMMITTEE D. Layden. R. Kidwell, C. Kirk. M. Potvin. M. Cutler. D. Webster. A. Cadieux. M. Zeno. K. Ecker. D. Anderson 1983 SONG SHEET Abracadabra-Chemistry Lab Pressure-Physics Eye in the Sky-Mr. Resetar Valley Girls-Cheerleaders I Ran So Far Away-Cross Country Team Muscles-Wrestlers Dirty Laundry-Football Jerseys Hurts So Good-Girl’s Field Hockey I Keep Forgettin’-Absentee Excuses Shadows of the Night-H.F. Police Break it to Me Gently-Report Cards New World Man-Mr. McSweeney Emotions in Motion-Dances Eye of the Tiger-Hudson Falls High Sweet Time-Senior Year Up Where We Belong-Graduation 58 All the faces we’ve come to know so well Have been a part of our lives for so long, But as the time draws near for us to go They soon will all be gone. Each face is a memory of a smile we once shared As our high school days went along, But the time is coming for us to part And soon they all will be gone. The laughter and tears were so much a part of our lives That to forget them so quickly would be wrong, But if we only keep our memories inside our hearts Then these faces will never bei gone. SENIOR CLASS WILL I, K.C., will to M.T., a new car with a better defroster and a bigger backseat, a pair of squeekless Pumas, someone to pave “his” road in Fort Edward and lastly, the ability to follow me home without being noticed. I, Claudia Porlier, will to my underclassmen friends, the chance to have O.C. and have your underclass- men friends envy you. I, Sheila, will to my sister Janet, much luck and love in hopes that she has a successful and happy senior year. I, T.R., will to my three brothers and two sisters as many great times at H.F.H.S. as I had. I, P.S., will to Fleather: one child to look like her; to Lisa: one punch; and to Amy: one “YOU'RE SOOO CUTE! I. R.C., will my body to science, but I’ll save a little bit, preferably mes Spaules, for you, Mark Webster. I, Teri, will to Kelly, my appreciation and thanks for always understanding and for always being there as a best friend, L.Y. I, L.M., will to anybody who can manage to have as many boyfriends as I did, remember them all, and to have a friend who remembers them too. I, Melissa, will to Mr. Scrimo and Mr. Stasko, another secretary as good as me, especially one who finds lost papers for Mr. Stasko. I, Michelle Lyons, will to my younger sisters: Jolene, Rayeanne and Heidi, all the fun times that I’ve had at H. F.H.S. and sense enough to use this time to grow. Love yas always. I, Beth B., will to Mike L., a broken bone for every girl he flirts with in his senior year. We, Noreen and Linda, will to Rose, a collection for her black Trans Am, and to marry into a filthy rich family. We, Kim Waters and Stacy Davidow, will to any 2 underclassmen the fun of going to Whitehall when you're supposed to be in the Hudson Falls area, attempt to dodge their mother and get caught doing it. I, Nancy Hinchliffe, promise Serior Borys, that in future years I will be able to tell the difference be- tween a dead dog and a piece of black tarp. We, S.D. and K.W., will to any underclassmen, the ability to say they’re going to Lake George and mys- teriously end up at the Marshall Crenshaw Concert at SPAC. Except don’t get caught like we did. I, Creep, will to Mr. C., all my thanks for listening to me when I needed someone, all the friendly and fatherly advice he gave, the afternoon sessions with geometry and the night spent at a teacher’s house, because I wouldn’t have made it without him. I, J.M., will to A.C., D.M. and B.R., the memories of all the great times we had together, our trips to Lake George, Rutland, the Harvest, also Prom Night, the rolling incident, and the “camping trip”. I, Nancy, command Barb, never to forget Halloween ’81, being tennis champs in 8th grade, me getting locked in A-wing bathroom, tying my shoe to get us off the hook at the Foreigner Concert, where I decid- ed to do a somersault down the stairs. I, Sherry, will to my little sister, Marybeth, and my adopted baby brother, Ashley, my ability to break all the rules and Not Get Caught! I, Kim Waters, will to Corinne Bigelow, all the fun we had on the softball bus in hopes she can keep up my backseat on the bus. I, Slim, will to Sexy, 1 qt. of chocolate milk, a box of Freihoffer’s chocolate chips, one free punch at “Thunder Thighs”, a trip to the mountain, a ride on Jimmy’s cycle, popcorn and HBO at Wa-Wa- Wandy’s, a rack of Molson’s, more cheap thrills, a dry shirt, 1 size 5 pair of Calvin’s, and a LARGE box of “Prolos”. I, Debbie, will to Amy Jane, one John Burger, one meal at Young’s, one Harvest Best (how do we eat this?), and a game of miniature gdlf so that she may remember the little things that made our weekends so enjoyable. 60 I, Chris, will to Lisa, that someday she will find a man as kind and good to her as mine is to me, but not mine! I, M.J.S., will to J.M.W., the ability to skip 5th period S.H. without getting caught and hope her senior year is as terrific as mine. I, K.H., will to the vandals, my emergency band-aid in Honor Study Hall, and the ability to jump off moving cars and live to tell about it. I, Sheila, will to Amy Rozell, thousands of hugs and smiles so that she will be able to continue being a sweetie. We. Theresa Ruotolo and Karen Allen, will our abili- ties to lead both alto sections astray in pitch and rhythm, to Laurie Palmer and Lisa Rabine. I, Rachel Carranza, will to all my friends in French 3, all my dirty gestures and remarks in hopes that they will carry on the good job!! We, Teri and Kelly, will to Mr. Byrne, a lifetime supply of fig newtons, an apology for endlessly interrupting his classes and two students as inseperable as we were. I, L.M., will to any underclassmen the ability to fall into Lake George in the middle of the winter and still laugh at yourself. We, Sally Chittenden and Kim Coso, will a package of Mahoney Balony to Mr. Crisler. I, M.R., will to D.W. and C.W., all the happiness the future may bring and the ability to stay out of trouble. I, Melissa, will to my brother Mike and my sister Patty all the fun times I had at H.F.H. We, Beth and Donna, will to Brad, Mike and John, a camping trip to Three Ponds, a cabin party and a quart of J.D. in hopes that they can find two girls that can party as much as we could. I, Beth B., will to my sister Stephanie, my innocent image that I maintained throughout my high school years. We. T.H. and K.H., will to any underclass girls, the ability to judge “older” guys better than we had, in hopes they don't mess up as bad as we did. I, Lisa M., will to Michele L., all the happiness the future brings, and remembrance of the good times we shared. I, Sheila, will to my “honies”-Lynne, Rochel, Wendy, Joan, Peggy, Amy and Ruth-one sexy chic like me so that none of them will be lonely next year. I, Amy, will to Danny, a dozen yellow remembrance roses, 2 Easter orchids, one single red rose for a special birthday, a lily from a memorable trip to Mo- reau, a Girls’ State rose, a bunch of field flowers from a walk in the rain, 6 red roses for the first in a long string of anniversaries, a senior dinner dance wristlet, 2 prom bouquets and the promise of my love forever. I, Debbie, will to Laura Bombard, my ability to con- trol myself at local Friendly Ice Cream Parlors and my ability to know when to shift, when driving a stan- dard. I, Nancy, will to Marcia Brown, the ability to drive around at night with the lights on and carrying her license, in hopes we never get stopped again. I, T. Higgins, will to “Abo”, an invite to babysit some Saturday night to repay his listening to Aldo Novo and Ozzy. We, Elmer and Sevd, will to Fred one year’s supply of jean jackets and one extra-sharp razor, in hopes that he will put them to use. We, L.A.H. and M.A.C. will to any underclassman who thinks they can handle it, one pint of vodka, a pitcher of orange juice, one liter of diet 7-up, “Hooks”, and “Lewie”, bedspins AND the ability to laugh about it 24 hours later while sucking on ice cubes. I, B.M., will to N.H., one unreal Halloween Night, the art of trying shoes, how not to panic when stopped by cops, a velour shirt, nights after school with “Gag- ger,” a dead dog, an easily accessable window, two goldfish and a rock, in hopes that she will teach me how to escape from locked bathrooms. I, Jeff, will to Dave, one full bar and the hope that for one year we can avoid being the “life of the party.” I, S.M., will to the pretzel man, a great senior year, another long weekend canoeing in N.H., a shoulder to lean on, a car date with too many people in it and my thanks for just being yourself. 61 We. Lori and Patty, will to any freshman, one “stu- pid” social studies friend, a Ha! Ha! I’m tired night, a conversation of “do you have hair on your legs?” and an endless bike-ride experience at Pearl Street bridge with a swim with the scholl at the same bat time. One squished moth, roses roses and “it’s al- most dark Lori.” “What kind of guys go sliding,” days an embarrasing moment at Pizza Hut and a bar ticket. One BOB belt buckle with an already “known guy. Times at band practice and rainy nights camping. A bottle of red ... One party and S.C. in my room before two shocking dances. All concert experiences and a slip through Rick’s hair. I don’t want to talk about it, “American Pie,” and “Back when my hair was short.” In hopes that their friendships will be as lasting as ours. I, J.M., will to D.A., J.A., and M.C., one chemistry lab complete with flame throwers, burning water and every chemical they could combine to make toxic gases, with one hope that they don’t blow up or singe Mark’s hair. I Teri, will to Ed, a free pizza, pepsi, One Post Star and a picture of my sassons. I, Marianne McCarthy, will to Mr. Conrick, another student with green eyes named Marianne so he can sing songs to her. We, Cindy, Dawn, and Sue will to Mr. Stasko, a radio in which he can sing “Jukebox Hero” while giving a lecture. I, Rae DiResta, will to David Garrand, one bag of miniature pretzels in hopes that he will find someone who can throw them into his mouth as well as I could. I, S.M., will to my two best friends K.K. and C.S., all our memories of H.F.H.S. and to Keechy my half of the hot brick. I, Stacy, will to Niki, the last Davidow, the empty house and complete domination of mom. Be easy on her. Remember she’s getting old. I, Kathy O'Neil, will Beth Carota, Lisa Rabine, and Leigh Rabine, all the fun times we had making fun of Sthu and to Beth a “boom, boom, boom, Shut it!” We, Mona and Todo will to Michael SLIME Layden, one alarm clock that won’t go off at 3:30AM, one penny piggybank, and earplugs in hopes he doesn’t hear people running around outside his window at 3:30 AM! I, Kathleen Daley, will to Peggy Collins, any under- classman that will drive Peggy crazy, as much as she bugged me my senior year. I, Lisa M., will to Chris Brockway, all the good times we shared with Thomas, in hopes he feels the same. Thanks for your friendship. I, Marianne McCarthy, will to Tom E., a tennis player who is willing to come to school Saturday mornings at 8. I, Lori, will to Chris, one pack of uncrushed ciga- rettes, two “Shocking dances , cold walks home with “enlightening” conversations and one roach clip, two minutes against lockers before class and an alarm watch (so you won’t be late!), also, the ability to stay out of trouble and lie without my knowing it, in hopes that our pool table aquaitance and friendship will never be forgotten. I, Patty M, will to UNDERCLASSMAN Misti B„ one pair of shoes tied together, one dance to stay dry at, one boring fashion class, one row of chairs to walk over, a skirt with two different colors of thread, and the knowledge to learn if there are really gum detec- tors in the J.H. Library, and if Teri's operation really lowered her ears. I, Barb Brayman, will to my “little sister Katie An- derson, all the great times at H.F. that I had and thanks for being my little sister. I, Kim, will to Jenny, 14 years of memories and a summer at Hadlock with Dan Cronin and his Z28. I, the unknown student, will to any underclassmen that can handle it, a triple date with a set of smelly feet and a small back seat, the ability to keep their lips sealed, keep the beat, stay off high couches and remain alive through it all. I, L.M., will to any underclassman who can twitch for 3 years of French with Madame Myers, say “Peachy” for six months straight, and have as many after school conferences with the 1 French Teach- er, and remain miss he pas subjunctive through it all. I, Padoo, will to Binky, one long awaited lesson, a recording of Roger Whittaker’s “Dossie the Dragon”, and my hand to hold forever and always. 62 I, Lisa, will to Buddy four growing years of being tall, dark and handsome, hopefully you will not have too much trouble with the girls. I, will to my sister Darcy a great year in college and the ability to become a wealthy nurse. I, Margaret Champaigne, will to any underclassman the ability to give Dennis Casey the chemistry les- sons he so desperately needs. I, Charlene Gordon, will to my parents sincere thanks for supporting me through my four years of high school and most of all, their love. I, Noreen Hunt, will to Brian Kill, a date when he is a senior in hopes that he consideres it. I, Lori Fisk, will to Mr. Crisler, all my thanks for his help and belief in me because without it I couldn’t have made it. I, Bill Bump, will, to Mrs. Dingman many “super psy- chic summers”, in hopes that she may become as famous as Dr. Joyce Brothers. I, K.C., will to M.H., all of our memories together, in hopes he won’t forget them or me, L.Y. I, Debbie, will to Bob Bishop, the ability to 1) stop little Danny from taking the “Y” out of Denby’s, 2) Be as graceful as me when hiking, 3) learn the differ- ence between the name of the teacher and the name of the course (Mrs. Folklore), and 4) win at Donkey Kong. I, Rae DiResta, will my position as “The Head Hon- cho” to Andy Daly so he can do things his own way. I, Lori, will to Ruth, camera time in the dressing room, infinite agua del grifo, and cramped bus rides, “m£s patatas”, two breads and butters, the ability to keep from the “camera” and “flashlight” holders, and to handle my complaining, in hopes that she uses them next time in Spain. I, SVD, will to JM, two trips to LOG BAY in hopes that she can control herself and not ruin anyone else’s summer like she ruined mine. I, Lisa M., will to Colleen Monrian, the best of luck in years to come. Thanks for being such a good friend. I, Theresa Ruotolo, will to Miss Irwin, one student; who; she made cry in 7th grade, has bad pitch and who cracks her rib the day before opening night of the musical; and still turns out as good as I did. I, Michelle Lyons, will to David Corlew, one sexy negligee in hopes that he will find a first rate girl that will star in his porno movies, that’s as good as I was in them ... HA HA. I, Midnight, will to Mr. Crisler, many thanks for all his help and support. We, K.L. and N.R., will to Jenny, sexual dynamo, McNight one bottle of bleach so she can be a bleached blond too and new lyrics for her “Marc Song” - the words have got to go! I, K.D., will to R.M.B., not to walk any girl home by way of Maple St. School; unless it is me. I, Teri Higgins, will to Mr. Holmes, deep appreciation for just understanding. I, C.J., will to B.D., to escort him, in one piece, to the next concert. I, Lynny, hope that David and Bonz, find somebody to bug in the future. I, Cindy White, will to Michael Wall, all my love and caring and understanding throughout the years for- ever. I, Rae DiResta, will to Sarah Hill Hoover, one peaceful senior year without being called Benny. I, will to Lisa, Charlene, Sherry and Cindy, to all have successful lives and to be happy in their future ca- reers. I, Sherry, will to my C.C. friends, my twinkies in hopes that they can run up every hill without stopping. Remember: Laugh when it hurts. I, D.G., will to M.G., an awful freshman year in col- lege, without me. I, B.B., will to P.L., J.A., M.B.Y., AND T.B. all my love in hopes that they will stay together forever. I, B.C., will to Lee and Colin, two more exciting years with T. Reynolds and another senior girl who will take them out like I did. We, Gina and Donna, will to Mrs. Whiteman, a class 63 as great as her 6th period 10A Social Studies class, and as much confusion, laughter and headaches as we caused her. P.S. Say hi to Libby for us. I, Kathy O’Neil will Mark Abodeely, one week of being phyched for a Friday night, and having that Friday night be so secretive. I, Cindy, will to Rob, life filled with happiness; and a future of STOPPING at stop signs even if she “thinks” no cars are coming. We, Cose and BAB, will to any two best friends all of our trips to Fort Edward, all of 42’s football games, a soccer game with Kim and Matt fighting, hockey games with “WALLBANGER”, “STUDLY”, and slid- ing glass doors, an aerobic class with dirty minds and always being followed home afterwards by Mike Trackey and Tim Brown, babysitting without our pas- tor, guys climbing through the windows and eating plants, sleepovers, a trip to the funeral home, band with two left feet, buses of guys (M.T.), going to Fort Edward and racing home with Mike Trackey, Miller with Joe Mingo and Todd Brown, falling on railroad tracks, having to ride our bikes home from Fort Ed- ward and then having to play straight in front of “dad”, crawling up the stairs, an embarrassing bas- ketball game (PAT), and lastly, a party with Gerry and Pat that Barb won’t have to wash her feet, use my toothbrush or have sneakers kicked at her, and still be best friends through it all!! We, Stacy and Kim, will to Niki and Maryanne'all the fun and excitement we managed to get away with; at the drive-ins, West Mountain parties, and sneaking into bars. We also would like them to be lucky enough not to find their mother (out) in the front yard at 1:30 in the morning just waiting to catch them. We, K.H. and T.H., will to all the underclassmen the ability to get away with all that we did at the dances, during our terrific N. End lunches, marathon dances and football games in hopes they will have memories as great as we have. I, M.M.M.M., will to Mr. Ritorto another picture on his map, in the hopes that this time he will have the excitement of seeing it, another student who doesn’t get mad but tries to get even, and another lesson on how Magellan circumxaoxy the globe. We, Kim and Nora, will to Dan Gallagher one pound of turkey, one wall for his doodles, a girlfriend so at parties he doesn’t have to kiss every girl there, and one body guard for the day after. I, will to Janet Bates and Lee Clary all my thanks for understanding while Matt and I fought during B and C lunch last year. I, L.M., will to my little brother Gregg, my car in hopes that he won’t lock the keys in it as many times as I did. I, Catherine, will to Matt and Mark, Rice Krispie treats, no Chemistry Class and as many good times as I had at HFHS without getting in trouble or grounded. I, Ann N., will to Jenny MacKnight, one Oueensbury S.D. in hopes that she will enjoy it as much as I did! We, the two “booties” will to the honory “bootie” of the class of 1984, one crown, two prom gowns, two bouquets of dead flowers, one barrel of “pickle- barrel” punch, four cast parties, two messy rooms, her own “bootie” and paths we took during high school. I, Kim will to Barb, “Put the earphones on, turn up the volume and RElax” and a new phone for all the times I broke hers while calling Mike. I, Mona, will to Todo and Fuzzy, success and happi- ness in the future hoping we’ll always be close and we can still get together on weekends for our “Guar- ter’s Games” whether it be here, Holy Cross, or wherever. I, Janet LaFountain, will to Kim Murray, towpath, Crawley Road and C.C., in hopes that she will use them as well as I have. I, Angela Murray, will to the 1983 cross country team, my ability to be able to out talk Coach Luciano and my ability to run, talk, laugh, and chew gum at the same time. I, Nancy H., will to my best friend Barb M., four of my favorite books: How to Pout Effectively, Being Privileged, How to Tap Your Pen Effectively, and How To Control Laughter When Being Disci- plined. I, Melzer, will to Margaret, a big “Thanks” for all those super times we have had at her second home, especially the one that included the “purple teeth” and the “built in smile.” 64 I, will to MUSCLES”, one night at Hadlock on No- vember 5th. We, Sharon P. and Angela M., will to any underclass- men, except Ben Sandford, our ability to stay best friends through everything like: the country club par- ties, dances, vacations, classes, our little notes, teachers, crying sessions, and towpath parties. I, Drena, will to Mark W., all the great times I had in high school, in hopes that he will have as much fun as I had. I, Anna Banana, will to Shanna Banana, one foreign object in hopes that she’ll find another sweeper who will stick it to her” when she least expects it! I Amy Jane, will to Debber, 47 consecutive rounds of we got the beat,” a ride down the left side of the road in the way-back of a Monza, an ice-tea fight on the way to the Balloon Festival, the irresistable urge for a John’s Burger, beating the odds at cheering try- outs, a Harvest-Best complete with shovel, “no talk- ing on the line”, a side-saddle victory mount, half a year of no-win chemistry labs, a super prom, all our heart to heart talks, and my friendship forever. I, Catherine, will to Mark and Matt, 1 gold Toyota, snowbank, F-Wing locker, “a radio without buzzing, and a mother who doesn’t try to calm his girlfriend, or keeping them away, in hopes that he will have as much fun in HFHS as I did! I, will to my Winsome, Equitable, Nonpareil, Dynam- ic, young friend, a special friend like herself to make her remaining two high school years as happy as she made mine. I, Drena, will to Mr. Chatel, a happy retirement with all the memories of the fun and intriguing moments we spent in chemistry and anal chemistry. I, Nancy H., wish to express my sincere thanks to Miss Sweeney for guiding me in the right direction, but most of all for being my friend. I, A.N., will to Michele Hervieux, my oboe solos in hopes she’ll find the “perfect” reed that’ll do ever- ything she wants it to! It may take a miracle! We, Sheila and Leslie, will to Mr. McSweeney, 2 strange hockey players who will laugh all through physics class and force him to go to all of their “boring” hockey games. I, Janet LaFountain, will to any girl the ability to have a friend as a teacher and be his scorekeeper for the last two years of high school. Thanks C.B. for listen- ing. I, Nora Rozell, will to Mike Layden, my Meter Stick for safe keeping while I’m away at college. P.S. If I need it there, I’ll have you send it to me! I, “Bertha”, will to “Mike”, a voyage over from Ire- land, a “Love means never having to say you’re sorry-lsn’t that sorry?” - kisses and Hugs- Friends! We the Bobsie twins, will to any underclassman 2 sets of feet pajamas, a Paris avenue lamppost and a thousand “what if’s”, one munch bag and a nosy neighbor, one giant Teddy Bear whose name changed frequently, one midnight skinnydip and a bottle of wine, one “BDA , a muppet show club and one “watch it pally, I got you covered” and the ability to remain best friends through it all. We Sue C. and Karen M., Will our AWESOME ability to carry out a double-date beginning at the Dew Drop, ending with a McDonalds Breakfast, and wish- ing we could re-live the cozy hours in between. I, Melzer, will to Janie, a huge “THANKS” for teach- ing me her great sense of “culture!” and also trying to teach me her super way of dealing with things! I, Janet LaFountain, will to Andrea Hyatt, my big mouth and pom poms in hopes that someday she will be a cheerleader. I, Karen McKinney, will to Kim Murray, another trip to the library complete with some “funny stuff”, an- other tour of G.F., another game of quarters (if she can handle it), another all-nighter with a red-head, and most of all, all the happiness in the world. I, M-Dog, will a “special thanks” to A-Dog, for being a super best friend by always listening to me, giving me her great advice, and most of all doing the most spectacular “Mick” and “Archie” that I have ever seen! I, Haroldina, will to all Harold’s and Haroldina’s espe- cially H.B., the power to see the white and to appre- ciate their destiny. We, Angela Murray and Janet LaFaountain, will to anyone the ability to: not get lost when we are out in F.E. looking for certain guys houses, with the driver 65 without a license, hide from the troopers, and share a bottle of Reunite and not get caught, also anyone who can top our parties. We, Nancy H. and Barb M., will to “Blackie”, “Gag- ger , “Giraffe Legs , Weasel’’, and “The Queen” the ability to find out who we are referring to. Good Luck. I, J.M. Kateri M., will to any underclassman crazy enough to join swim team, the ability to remain mar- ried throughout the season to Lou Foro, to argue with him every single day and, most of the time, manage to come out on top, to read the N.Y. Times to him on the way to away meets, to argue politics with him, and, most of all, manage to keep his buns warm when he stalls in the locker room. We, A.M.M. and S.E.P. will to Sandy M., some of our height, in hopes that some day she will grow up and be as tall as us'. I, Janet LaFountain, will to any underclass girl, the luck of having a best friend like Cindy Webb, who will take you to Lake George to chase Pepsi trucks, think about Wintergreen Lake, go to Hearthstone with 9 gorgeous guys, play buzz in my room with no corn syrup, have crying and laughing sessions, and al- ways there when I need to talk about the “Three dogs.” Thanks Cind. I, Angela Murray, will to Karolyn Nacy, and Todd Kilmer, the ability to keep the “elite” group together, and finally talk about something that isn’t perverted, or Yuck Yuckl! I, Kim, will to Janet and Pat one party all to them- selves, with all the LaBatts they want, without having to share it with Gerry. I, Janet LaFountain, will to Stephanie Allen, all the good times in cheering, plus a box of Kleenexes in case the team next year is as good as last years. I, Kerri, will to Joan Folk, another great jam session, in hopes that in her senior year, someone gets the name Donna Folk straight. We, Nora and Kim, will to Lisa Rabine, alias Temple- ton, one pair of sweats that won’t ride up to her ears and down to her toes-with a little help from her friends, and one boyfriend who says he LIKES her - not HATES her! Hey Wilt! It’s like we like will to you ya know say a rack of maybe Grand Union Special so ya won’t like mooch off say us!!! I, Rae DiResta, will to Tom Erdman a scratchy voiced “Hi.” I, Lisa Merlow, will to my brother Craig and sister Tonya, all the good times I had in high school. I, Colleen, will to Lisa, Chris, and Rachel, all the good times we’ve shared. This includes our night out on the town. Remember Carmens and Sambos! Who can forget? We, K.M., K.C., S.C., K.D., C.C., L.N., M.C., J.H., etc ... will to any underclassman girl the ability to carry out Kim and Nora’s Double “R” protection plan. I, Marianne McCarthy, will to Sarah H. a great senior year and a more suitable nickname than Benny Hill. We N. Rozell, K. Liporace, and E. Tarantino, will to Sefior Borys 3 girls whom he can pick apart, butt into their business, spy on them and discuss their action in front of the majority of his classes and a set of binoculars to spy on us from his house so he won’t strain his eyes looking in on our so-called “wild par- ties.” I K.A.D., will to Rick Bartlett, one tank of gas in hopes that he will be able to drive next year when he takes a girl out on a date. 66 JUNIORS Robyn Cronin-President Laurie Palmer-V.P. Nancy St. Louis- Treasurer Joan Folk-Secretary Michelle Measeck-Asst. Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR SENATE M. Resetar M. Layden B. Sandford J. Potvin S. Driscoll J. McKnight J. VanDeusen L. Barber S. Allen P. Brown B. Carota K. Collins 68 CLASS OF 1984 S. Allen R. Bancroft L. Barber K. Barlow K. Barlow D. Barton D. Bates J. Battiste R. Belden T. Belden J. Bersaw B. Bigelow R. Bombard M. Brock C. Broderick P. Brown S. Brown K. Bruno M. Brunelle C. Bump R. Burkhardt B. Carota S. Carpenter L. Carte J. Chard D. Cheeney R. Clark P. Clear K. Collins P. Collins B. Connell J. Connor J. Cook A. Cooper S. Corlew K. Cottrell 69 CLASS OF 1984 70 T. Coveleski M-. Cronin R. Cronin S. Cronin C. Currie A. Daley G. Dashnaw N. Davidow T. Decker D. Delong R. Desourdy K. Dewey T. Dickinson K. Dietrich K. Dietrich R. Dixon S. Driscoll L. Dumont R. Dygert D. Fish J. Folk M. French D. Gallagher D. Garrand L. Gilman M. Gonyea K. Goodbred J. Goodrich G. Goodsil T. Goodspeed K. Goss T. Granger J. Grant K. Green C. Haley M. Hamlin CLASS OF 1984 L. Harper M. Harrington D. Harvey D. Havens M. Hervieux M. Higgins J. Hinchliffe C. Hirst D. Hogan E. Hogan C. Holmes M. Holmes S. Hoover V. Howe A. Huguley S. lanni S. Jackouski K. Jackson T. Jakeway M. Jarvis M. Jedrick D. Jett J. Jones D. Kelly D. Kennedy T. Kershner J. Kibling S. Kidwell T. Kieth R. Kilmartin C. Kilmer B. Kingsley C. Kingsley M. LaFay G. Lafferty T. LaPointe 71 CLASS OF 1984 M. Larson M. Layden J. LeBarron D. Legault M. Linindoll S. Lowe D. Lowell C. Luce B. Lukaszewicz J. MacKnight P. MaGuire D. Manley C. Marshall P. Marshall G. Marino T. Maynard M. McCloud D. McDonald D. McDonald D. McFee M. McFee T. McKinney K. McMurry M. Measeck J. Mead K. Meehan D. Middleton L. Monahan K. Monroe J. Morgan A. Mullen S. Murphy N. Newton R. Nolin G. Northrup G. Norton 72 CLASS OF 1984 T. O’Connell S. O’Donnell K. O’Rourke R. Ovitt B. Padgett L. Palmer S. Parker S. Parrot S. Patten L. Pecue C. Philion T. Pinkowski C. Place J. Potvin S. Pratt M. Purner T. Priest S. Quackenbush L. Rabine L. Rabine M. Resetar J. Richmond T. Riendeau A. Ringer T. Rosenthal R. Ryder B. Sanford F. Saville M. Scally J. Schaff M. Simpson L. Sipowicz A. Smith A. Smith G. Smith K. Smith CLASS OF 1984 M. Spirowski S. Sprague N. St. Louis J. Strasdin D. Suprenant M. Toole J. Tougas S. Tyler J. VanDeusen L. Varney D. Vaughn D. Waters R. Waters J. Weaver M. Webster M. Wells L. Wetherby R. White M. Wiley C. Winne M. Winne T. Wolfe C. Wright M. Wright J.D. Yattaw S. Yole 74 SOPHOMORES Karen Salem-President Cheryl Potvin-Vice President Samantha Stevens-Treasurer Wendy Hays-Secretary CLASS OFFICERS COMMITTEE OF TEN Steve Layden Heather Blackburn Mike Driscoll Chris Dunham Paula Lamarque Ann Santoro Debbie Hinchliffe Wendy Maynard Kathy Ross Dave Duffany 75 CLASS OF 1985 P. Aiken C. Albrecht M. Allen J. Anderson S. Angus P. Archambault R. Archambault L. Aurelia P. Aurelia L. Bardin T. Barnes L. Barrett V. Barrows R. Bartlett J. Beadlesston L. Beahan L. Beever C. Behan D. Belrose J. Bement N. Bennett J. Birinyi H. Blackburn C. Blake J. Blanchard J. Bolton R. Bradley T. Brancati M. Brayton L. Breault P. Bromely B. Brooks S. Brooks G. Brown K. Brown R. Brown 76 CLASS OF 1985 R. Brown C. Brunelle J. Burger T. Butterfield J. Calhoun G. Caputo P. Capone S. Cappello V. Carranza K. Carpenter K. Casey J. Chapman J. Clark L. Clary D. Comar D. Cooney K. Coto C. Crevison S. Cronin A. Davis C. Deyette J. Deyette D. Dickinson M. Driscoll D. Duffany M. Dunbar C. Dunham K. Durkee L. Ecker J. Edgerlly S. Edwards J. Eggleston N. Elmore A. Eney T. Erdman B. Fairbanks 77 CLASS OF 1985 78 D. Fiorillo A. Fish B. Flagg B. Flint C. Floutin B. Foley H. Fuller G. Ganotes J. Gates D. Gaulin R. Genier W. Golden J. Gonyeau T. Goodbred B. Gorton M. Grahm H. Granger S. Granger S. Habshi J. Hafner B. Haley B. Hall D. Hamelin T. Hammond W. Harder T. Harper B. Harrington L. Harris K. Harrison K. Havens K. Havens M. Havens W. Hayes S. Haynes T. Healy T. Heym CLASS OF 1985 D. Hinchliffe K. Hirst E. Hoag B. Hotter J. Hogan M. Howard V. Howe S. Hutt R. Irwin D. Ives D. Jones R. Keays K. Kelly R. Kelly J. Keyser B. Kill T. Kilmer J. King J. Kitchner S. Labshere S. Sabshere L. LaCarte M. LaFarr P. Lamarque LaParte S. Layden R. Leavit M. Lemery M. Leombruno M. Leonard C. Lindsay P. Lottus T. Lovett M. MacMurray M. Malan D. Marchese 79 CLASS OF 1985 80 M. Marine C. Marrs J. Martin T. Matteson T. Mattison W. Maynard B. McCauley S. McFadden C. Mchenly T. McKinny S. McLaughlin J. Meade T. Miner T. Monrian J. Monroe B. Moynihan A. Mracek M. Mullen A. Mumblo M. Mumblo K. Murray S. Mylott A. Nacy S. Nailor T. Nassivera K. Neuman G. Nieves B. Nolin B. Noonan M. Norman S. O’Connell M. O’Leary R. O'Neil M. O’Sick H. Ovitt J. Parker CLASS OF 1985 D. Parsons H. Pelton C. Piper C. Potvin D. Powers S. Prevost L. Priest B. Ringer P. Ringer R. Rock T. Rose K. Ross M. Rouse A. Rozell E. Ruggi C. Sabo K. Salem A. Santoro K. Saville M. Scacchetti M. Scelzi T. Schaff E. Sclafani C. Shappy C. Sharp C. Shaw S. Sipowicz L. Smith K. Smurphat C. Spirowski G. Sprague A. Springer M. Steele S. Stevens W. Storlie M. Suddard 81 CLASS OF 1985 R. Sullivan T. Sullivan J. Summers S. Sutliff J. Taylor J. Toole P. Toomey B. Tripp D. Vanderzyden K. Vaness L. Vanness J. Vannier H. Varney K. Wagner D. Webster T. Weils S. Weinberger S. Weinberger S. White M. Whiteway R.J. Whitman A. Willig L. Winne T. Winter D. Wolfe A. Yole 82 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Pres.-Mary Yole Treas.-Shannon Hogan Sec.-Joy Roberts Missing-V.P.-Joette Potter COMMITTEE OF TEN Front: L. Collins R. Ives G. Matthews K. Grahm Back: K. Anderson M. Layden M. Pogonawski M. French S. Benson Missing- L. Terrio 83 CLASS OF 1986 M. Abodeely M. Ahrens J. Allen L. Allen K. Anderson B. Arelia M. Baker R. Barber T. Barber T. Barlow S. Barry L. Bassett S. Bell E. Bennett S. Benson C. Bigelow J. Bombard E. Breeyear R. Brennen L. Brilyea D. Brown D. Brown L. Brown D. Bullock R. Buser S. Call T. Cantiello T. Cantiello J. Cappello M. Caputo S. Chagon B. Chapman N. Chase K. Clairmont A. Clark J. Clear 84 CLASS OF 1986 m E.H. Clothier T. Close L. Collins S. Colton A. Cooper P. Coso B. Crandall M. Cronin T. Currie J. Cutler D. Derway M. Devine R. Deyette W. Dickinson M. Dion K. Doran D. Dupruy A. Fairbanks K. Field A. Flanagan R. Flanagan B. Fleeman J. French M. French D. Fuller R. Gailor V. Gibbs T. Golden J. Gonyea M. Gonyea S. Gonyea A. Goodsell J. Goodspeed A. Graham K. Graham A. Granger 85 CLASS OF 1986 D. Gross J. Hafner R. Hafner L. Hamlin R. Hamlin J. Hammond T. Hanlon C. Harriman J. Harrington B. Havens D. Hayes K. Haynes K. Hewitt T. Hitchcoak P. Hopkins S. Hodges B. Hotter S. Hogan T. Horrigan K. Hungerford S. Hunt R. Ives C. Jarvis B. Johnston C. Jones B. Kennedy K. Kibling K. Kilmartin K. Kilts W. Kipp K. Lamb K. Lamb R. LaMotto S. Lampert D. Lancette C. LaPointe 86 CLASS OF 1986 S. Lapointe E. Larouche C. Lattrell M. Layden R. Lemery E. Leroux M. Leroux M. Leroux T. Lewis L. Lunt J. Lyons M. MacDonald J. Mammone J. Manell R. Manley P. Mansfield J. Marincic K. Marincic H. Mams R. Marshall S. Martindale G. Matthews G. Mattison T. Mattison R. Maxwell J. McBride L. McClouth B. McLaughlin S. McLaughlin K. Monrian M. Morgan T. Mumblo S. Murphy K. Nacy A. Nailor B. Nart 87 CLASS OF 1986 M. Newton M. Nodges T. Nordon G. O’Neil M. Packard D. Parker S. Parker J. Parrot T. Pfeiffer A. Piper M. Pogonowski D. Porlier M. Porlier L. Porter J. Potter L. Potvin B. Purner P. Purner S. Quarters C. Quinlan E. Quinones T. Rainville L.R. Reed M. Reynolds T. Reynolds T. Ringer J. Rivers M. Rivers J. Robbins J. Roberts B. Robinson R. Rockwell A. Rosa C. Rosa M. Rosenthal B. Ross 88 CLASS OF 1986 E. Ross L. Rozell W. Sandford J. Sarazen R. Saville J. Sawn P. Scacchetti J. Schermerhorn M. Schermerhorn P. Shanka J. Sharpe T. Singleton L. Sipowicz R. Sipowicz J. Skellie G. Smith K. Smith T. Smith S. Steele R. Stemp L. St.John S. Storlie C. Straut D. Taylor L. Terrio R. Tessier B. Thatcher B. Thayer D. Trackey B. Tyler M. Tyler B. Underwood K. Updike K. Varney K. Varney S; Varney 89 CLASS OF 1986 D. Varnum L. Warrington W. Waters M. Webb K. Weils B. Wescott R. Whitcomb L. White D. Whittemore M. Wicks L. Wilcox T. Willard R. Williams L. Willis S. Wilson S.R. Wimmett H. Wimmette R. Winne M. Winslow L. Wood M. Wood S. Wright A. Wyatt J. Yattaw J. Yell M. Yole 90 DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Dr. John Zeis Superintendent of Schools Douglas Coughlin Asst, to the Superintendent HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Donald L. Bernhoft Principal Nicholas G. Resetar Vice Principal 92 t I ■ BOARD OF EDUCATION Robert Murray Mrs. Mitchell Potvin Seward Washburn Milton J. Greenberg, M.D. President of the Board Homer Dearlove Anthony P. Cortese Benjamin Goldy Donald Hassett J. Bernard LaBourr FACULTY BUSINESS A. Chien P. Miller SPECIAL ED. R. Senacal P. Roberge A. Scrimo G. Stasko 94 SCIENCE MATH 95 SOCIAL STUDIES G. McDowell R. Dingman J. Bassett R. Conley W. Frederick J. Holmes A. Peachman V. Ritorto G. Thomson C. Whitman J. Dahlheimer R. Ciccarelli INDUSTRIAL ARTS ENGLISH GUIDANCE 97 HOME EC MUSIC J. Irwin S. Parsons T. Reynolds MEDICAL Dr. J. Leary J. Malone F. Dobrowski MONITORS E. Harris A. Morgan I. Nevens SECRETARIES M. Battiste P. Allen G. Brodt 98 LIBRARIANS CUSTODIANS J. Hanson, E. Townsend G. Colvin, L. Measeck, R. Ball, B. Coffey, T. Tyminski BUS DRIVERS M. Scally E. Eggleston C. Winch P. Sherwood D. Dupree M. Whitford C. Weaver D. Myott F. Kempski C. Keech CAFETERIA WORKERS Top row: E. Durkin B. Inglee J. Badon C. Sciancalepore D. Underwood H. Leonard A. Brayman Bottom row: E. Cook K. Spies L. Roberts J. Whalen S. Shappy 99 100 SOFTBALL VARSITY: Standing-A. Nacy, K. Waters, C. Wetmore, W.' Maynard, L. Omiecinski, Seated-N. Hinchliffe, P. Collins, S. Potvin, K. Waters, K. Perkins, J. VanDuesen J.V.: Standing-M. Measeck, K. Ross, H. Varney, A. Santoro, G. Caputo, S. Stevens, C. Currie: Seated-K. Bruno, B. Padgett, T. Riendeau, J. Graham, S. Parrott, C. Bigelow, K. Murray, C. Potvin, P. LaMarque, S. Turner (coach) 102 103 TRACK BOYS TRACK: Standing- A. Luciano (coach), D. Waters, T. Maynard, C. Crevison, D. Lancette, M. Vadnais, B. Sandford, L. Bandy, P. Osgood, S. Schermerhorn, S. Parrott, B. Gillman, B. Murray, D. Forman, G. Smith, M. Driscoll, T. Healy, B. Lewis, D. Monroe, Kneeling- M. Steal, K. Moore, J. Bombard, B. Buser, B. Noonan, D. Cooney, S. Weinberger, W. Ecker, D. Harvey, M. Larson, J. Bucher, Seated- M. Lemery, S. Layden, S. Macy, J. Calhoun, A. Rosa, A. Giroux, T. Kilmer, M. O’Leary. GIRLS TRACK: Back row- K. Dietrich, P. Ouackenbush (coach), K. Schryer, M. Havens, S. Sipowicz, N. Ross, H. Kippenhan, D. Conrad, D. Jones, M. Malan, S. MacMurray, C. Nacy, K. Hewitt, C. Reynolds, S. Hoover, K. Barber, Middle row- K. Dietrich, H. Darfler, A. Murray, K. Scalfani, A. Mracek, L. Nichols, A. Nelson, B. Barber, B. Linehan, J. Bandy, C. Porlier, D. Schultz, S. Gallagher, M. Cronin, J. Jackoski, J. Bolton, Seated- M. Moulton, Mrs. White (coach), J. Kerchner, L. Barber, A. Willig, L. Fuller, K. Neuman, S. Webb, J. Sipowicz, J. Mac Bride, J. Potter, J. French, R. Potvin, J. Bankroft, M. Brier,' S. Habshi, D. Durose. 105 BASEBALL VARSITY: Standing- S. Davidow (Manager), B. Hoag, C. Collins, D. Whittemore, D. Albrecht, M. Durose, K. O'Donnell, M. Noble, Kneeling- D. Layden, M. Betrand, S. Palmer, G. Dunn, M. Bishop, L. Foro (coach). J.V.: Standing- T. Barnes, T. Matteson, P. Clear, R. Bancroft, T. Kichner, D. Barton, J. Anderson, R. Clark, J. Bolton, J. Battiste, Kneeling: J. LaFountain (Manager), C. Luce, T. Sullivan, M. Marine, S. Lowe, S. Murphy, T. Broncotti, R. Conley (coach). 106 107 SPRING TENNIS T. Wood, J. Yattaw, B. Greene, P. MacMurray, B. Dunahm, M. Resetar, D. Comar, M. Willig, E. Murray, W. Fredricks (coach). 108 FALL TENNIS Standing: R. Young (coach), L. Hinchliffe, K. Green, D. Conrad, M. Lafarr, R. Hoag, I. Nevens; Kneeling-L. Matthews, S. Muller, T. DiResta, N. Hinchliffe. Absent-B. Churchill, L. Carte, M. McCarthy. 109 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Standing-R. Dygert, S. Parrott, R. Burkhardt, W. Maynard, S. VanDeusen, A. Nelson, K. Daley, L. Nichols, S. Driscoll, K. Conway, P. Brown, B. Padgett, J. VanDeusen, P. Collins: Kneeling-L. Barber, J. MacKnight, S. Parrott; Sitting-J. Folk no VARSITY FOOTBALL Standing-D. lusi, G. Carlisle, B. Murray, E. Leonard, P. Clear, D. Layden, J. Batiste, J. Palino, T. Root, J. Gross, T. Mayor (coach), J. Crisci (coach); Sitting back row-D. Harvey, T. Broncotti, J. Martin, D. LaGault T. Healy, D. Lancette, R. Kidwell, B. Sandford, J. Hinchliffe, P. Quackenbush (coach); Sitting front row-P. Kelly, S. Yole, S. Macy, R. Bartlett, M. O’Leary, P. Toomey, G. Smith, T. Heym in FIELD HOCKEY Junior Varsity: Standing; S. White, K. Ross, A. Mracek, M. Mullen, B. Carota, R. Cronin, L. Palmer, C. Corcoran (coach), Kneeling; W. Hayes, J. LaBarron, M. Havens, J. Parrott, K. Wagner, S. Brown, Sitting; R. Brown, M. Measeck Freshman: Standing; M.Cronin, M. Yole, C. Columbetti, D. Clairmont, Kneeling; K. Hewitt, J. Roberts, L. Brown 112 I � y i i 113 FOOTBALL Junior Varsity; Standing in back; B. Goldsmith (coach), D. Perkins (coach), Standing; M. Jedrick, T. Matteson, P. Toomey, T. Broncotti, R. Bartlett, R. Whitman, R. Genier, S. Carpenter, Sitting back row; C- Albreck, S. Murphy, B. Sandford, J. Summers, D. Gaulin, M. Driscoll, J. Toole, Sitting middle row; D. Barton, J. Hinchlifte, A. Willig, H. Pelton, T. Nassivara, D. Harvey, Sitting, front row; T. Goodbred, T. Heym, D. LaGault, S. Macy, M. Marine, M. O’Leary Freshman; standing; R. Santir (coach), J. Clear, M. Layden, B. Hoffler, J. Allen, M. Tyler, B. Stemp, P. Morten, J. Sharpe, K. Barber, L. Sipowitcz, D. Derway, M. Abodaly, M. Ahrens, R. Barber, R. Flanagan, M. McDonald, J. Hitchcock, R. Sipowitcz, T. Hantrellow, R. Witman, T. Horagan, D. Kenyon (coach), Kneeling; M. Santoro, K. Waters, W. Sandford, G. LaRouche, M. Helly, B. Chapman, B. Fontaine, M. Renolds, D. Taylor, T. Winters, J. Savile 114 115 SOCCER Varsity: Standing-J. Potter (coach), J. Potvin, A. Cooper, R. Grogh, M. Potvin, S. Lowe, R. Anderson, N. Rivers, J. Weils, D. Cooney, J. Yattaw, B. Dunham, Kneeling-C. Piper, M. Bedeaux, J. Angrisani, W. Ecker, K. Saboi, M. Resetar, S. Steele, B. Bennet, K. Priest Junior Varsity: Standing-T. VanDeusen (coach), W. Chagnon, K. Havens, G. Northrop, T. Erdman, M. Layden, C. Dunham, B. Noonan, S. LaCarte, B. McLaughlin, E. Ross, B. Folk, B. Thayer, Kneeling-S. Weils, S. Gonyea, G. Matthews, S. Fairchild, M. Marine, M. Lapan, D. Rozell 116 CROSS COUNTRY Standing-A. Luciano (coach), C. Nelson, J. Aiken, T. Lyons, M. Whiteway, S. Schymerhorn, G. Whiteway, R. Clark, S. Hoover, Kneeling-D. Nicholson, B. Ross, T. Kilmer, A. Nacy, S. Lampert, D. Schultz, S. Layden, S. McKegan, T. McLeod, Sitting-S. McMurray, K. Nacy, A. Murray, T. Catalfamo, C. Sclafani, T Gibbs 118 CHEERLEADERS 119 Junior Varsity-T. O’Connell, D. Marchese, D. Kilmartin, J. Potter, R. Keays, K. Salem, S. Labshere, T. Ruotolo, G. Caputo, K. Murray SWIMMING In the pool: S. Labshere, S. MacMurray, L. Brown, P. Nichols, J. Mead, B. Ross, J. Moore; Middle row: E. Lagault, N. Davidow, R. Flanagan, M. Toole, B. Bump, R. Kidwell, D. Anderson, A. Fish, M. Waters, M. Whiteway, K. Barber, J. Birini, T. Mayer (coach), L. Foro (coach); Back row: S. Davidow, A. Nacy, S. Kidwell, N. Rivers, D. Legault 120 121 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Standing: A. Nelson, J. VanDeusen, S. Parrott, W. Maynard, D. Conrad, Kneeling: S. VanDeusen, K. Daley, K. Waters 122 J.V. VOLLEYBALL Standing: M. Measeck, P. Brown, K. Ross, R. Brown, S. Angus, Kneeling: S. Parrott, M. Havens 123 BOWLING Varsity: B. Churchill, S. Murphy, R. Dixon, J. Yataw, M. Lemery, W. Flint, J. Crisci (coach), JV; Kneeling: N. Chase, J. Gonyea, T. Louis, S. Nailor, T. Maynard FRESH VOLLEYBALL 124 Standing: S. Hogan, M. Yole, M. Pogonowski, M. Wicks, Kneeling: J. Roberts, K. Hewitt, P. Clairmonte BOYS BASKETBALL D. Kenyon (Coach), G. Carlisle, R. Anderson, D. Casey, J. Potvin, D. Layden, J. Fords, Kneeling, J. Hinchliffe, J. Batiste, J. Clear, A. Cooper 125 126 JV: Standing; T. Mattison, J. Anderson, M. O’Leary, P. Toomey, S. Mylott, Kneeling; T. Butterfield, T. Goodbread, T. Heym, M. Marine Freshmen: Standing; M. Hodges, S. Barry, M. Ahrens, K. Barber, B. McLaughlin, T. Horagan; D. VanDeusen; Kneeling; K. Varney, S. Chagden, S. Steele, T. Heym, L. Sipowicz, L. Ross, R. Stemp 127 128 GIRLS BASKETBALL Varsity: S. Turner (coach), J. VanDeusen, P. Collins, S. White, K. Ross, W. Maynard, M. Havens; Kneeling: A. Nelson, K. Waters, K. Daley, N. Ross JV: P. Quackenbush (coach), M. Porlier, M. Yole, J. Lyons, S. Hogan, H. Varney; Kneeling: C. Bigelow, R. Potvin, R. Brown, S. Angus, P. Brown 130 CHEERLEADERS 133 JV: G. Caputo, D. Hinchliffe, D. Whittemore, C. Smith, K. Salem, K. Murray, T. Harper, J. Mommone, J. Potter, A. Yole FRESHMEN: K. Neuman, E. Quinones, A. Santoro, A. Flanagan, D. Dickenson, L. Rozell, S. Benson 134 ‘C y ■ ■. 136 Editor-in-Chief, Theresa DiResta Activities Editor, Julie Moore Sports Editor, Andy Daly Portraits Editor, Drena Webster Art Editor, Kerri Bar- Business Editor, Mari- anne McCarthy HERMES EDITORS Photographers, Julie Moore and Andy Daly Advisor, Mr. Allen 138 HERMES JUNIOR EDITORS Andy Daly: Junior Editor-in-Chief Michelle Measeck: Junior Art Editor Steve Jackoski: Junior Business Editor Cathy Kingsley: Junior Photo Editor Craig Broderick: Junior Sports Editor (missing) 139 CHORALIERS The Choraliers brought the spirit of Christmas to us all this year with their “Toyland Parade”. These selective members of our choir were costumed as fairytale characters, Santa and his helpers, and, of course, toys. Karen Allen, Nelson Chase, An- drew Daly, Michael Driscoll, Shana Driscoll, Chris Dunham, Kristine Ecker, Wes Ecker, Melis- sa Goodrich, Jeff Gonyea, Kath- leen Harrison, Lisa Holstein, Wendy Humiston, Steven Jack- oski, Michael Kibling, Charles Kirk, Mark Larson, Judith LeBar- ron, Michael Lemery, Jennifer MacKnight, Kathleen Marincic, Leigh Matthews, Barbara Miner, Julie Moore, Ann Nelson, Leslie Nichols, Greg Northrup, Laurie Palmer, Lisa Rabine, Catherine Reynolds, Joy Roberts, Theresa Ruotolo, Russell Saville, Paul Story, Drena Webster, Mark Webster. DRAMA CLUB Liz Beaver, Heather Blackburn, Josie Birinyi, Jennifer Chapman, Kevin Coto, Andrew Daly, Mi- chael Driscoll, Lorraine Gilman, Jeff Gonyea, Dawn Gross, Julie Hatner, Lisa Holstein, Wendy Hu- miston, Chris Marrs, Kelly Mee- han, Anne Mullen, Marsha Mul- len, Amy Rozell, Mike Scelzi, Drena Webster, Mark Webster, Debbie Whittemore, Advisor: Mr. Roberge. 140 INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY HONORARY MEMBERS Heather Blackburn, Wendy Humiston, Lorraine Gilman, Anne Mullen, Andy Daly. Jennifer Chapman, Amy Rozell, Lisa Holstein, Jeff Gonyea, Kevin Coto. Act I Sc. 1 The Writer .........................................J. Anthony Cerro Sc. 2 The Sneeze . J. Anthony Cerro, Edward Maynard, Jr., Amy Rozell, Andrew Daly, Dolores DuRose. Sc. 3 The Audition ..........................J. Anthony Cerro, Lisa Holstein, Sc. 4 Surgery ............................ Edward Maynard, Jr., Kevin Coto. Sc. 5 The Seduction ..........J. Anthony Cerro, Lisa Holstein, Andrew Daly. Act II Sc. 1 The Drowned Woman .... J. Anthony Cerro, Kellie Fitzpatrick, Kevin Coto. Sc. 2 A Defenseless Creature .. Andrew Daly, Jeffrey Gonyea, Anne Mullen. Sc. 3 The Governess ..........................Kellie Fitzpartrick, Amy Rozell. Sc. 4 Too Late for Happiness .... Edward Maynard Jr., Heather Blackburn. Sc. 5 The Arrangement ... J. Anthony Cerro, Jeffrey Gonyea, Anne Mullen Sc. 6 The Writer ..........................................J. Anthony Cerro 1982 ITS SPRING PRODUCTION “THE GOOD DOCTOR” BY: NEIL SIMON ITS FALL PRODUCTION “DONE TO DEATH” BY: FRED CARMICHAEL Jessica Olive .......Lisa Holstein Whitney Olive ......... Paul Story Mildred Z. Maxwell . Kristine Ecker Brad Benedict ......... Mark Toole Rodney Duckton .. Andrew Daly Jason Summers . . Mark Webster George .............. Mike Driscoll The Man ............. Mark Steele Martha ..............Josie Birinyi Stagehand ...........Jeff Gonyea Ingenue .............Lisa Rozell Monster ............. Kevin Coto Stephanie Mildaur ........Wendy Humiston Secretary ...........Anne Mullen Gregory ..............Wesley Ecker Jane ........... Heather Blackburn Box Office Girl .....Amy Rozell 142 KEY CLUB M. Layden, D. Gallagher, M. French, C. Cronin, R. Cronin, B. Connell, M. Brunelle. M. Pacyna, C. Philion, N. Rozell, K. Liporace, K. Daly, S. Brown, N. St. Louis, K. Collins. Kim Liporace — President Nora Rozell — Vice President Rick Bartlett — Treasurer Michael Driscoll — Secretary C. Dunham, R. Sullivan, L. Potvin, K. Anderson, M. Yole, T. McKinney, D. Claremont, S. Bell, M. Peganowski, M. Layden, R. Bartlett, G. Matthews, M. Tyler, S. Hogan, P. Ringer. M. Driscoll, W. Hayes, J. Sarazen, C. Shappy, M. Collins, A. Santoro, C. Potvin, D. Whittemore, K. Hewitt, L. Brown, J. Potter, J. McBride, S. Benson, L. Rozell, M. French, Advisor: Mr. Santere. 143 GIRLS’ VARSITY CLUB Members: S. Angus, K. Barber, L. Barber, M. Brown, P. Brown, R. Brown, S. Brown, R. Burkhardt, B. Carota, M. Collins, D. Conrad, K. Conway, K. Daley, S. Davidow, T. DiResta, S. Driscoll, R. Dygert, J. Folk, K. Harrison, M.B. Havens, W. Hayes, K. Hewitt, N. Hinchliffe, R. Hoag, S. Labshere, J. LeBar- ron, J. MacKnight, S. MacMurray, W. Maynard, M. McCarthy, M. Measeck, A.M. Mracek, M. Mullen, S. Muller, A. Murray, A. Nacy, K. Nacy, A. Nelson, L. Nichols, B. Padgett, L. Palmer, J. Parrott, S. Parrott, S. Parrott, C. Porlier, C. Potvin, S. Quackenbush, C. Reynolds, K. Ross, T. Ruotolo, M. Sanford, N. St. Louis, K. Wagner, K. Waters, S. White, J. VanDeusen, S. VanDeusen. Advi- sors: Miss Turner, Mrs. Schaffer. Officers: President-Sheila VanDeusen Vice President-Leslie Nichols Secretary-Sharon Parrott Treasurer-Michele Measeck Sargent of Arms-Kathleen Daley Girls’ Varsity Club is a new club this year, formed to unify and strengthen the spirit of our many talented female athletes. 144 P.A. STAFF Paul Story, Drena Webster, Renee White, Kim Waters, Sheila VanDeusen, Marianne McCarthy, Lori Fisk, Nancy Hinchliffe, Barbara Miner, Sandi Muller, Nora Rozell, Karen Allen, Lisa Holstein, Leslie Nichols, Ann Nelson, Beth Churchill. Not pictured: Belinda Ellis, Kristy Hewitt, Wendy Humiston, Kim Liporace, Angela Murray, Eunice Tarantino, Advisor: Mr. Dean. LIBRARY CLUB President — Cheryl Holmes Vice President — Debbie Fish Treasurer — Karen Dietrich Secretary — Shelly Ellis Members: Roberta Desourdy, Marion Gonyea, Jill Harrington, Chris Havens, Sandy Hunt, Kim Keech, Joanne Kibling, Cathy Kingsley, Jeanette Kitchner, Kelly Meehan, Donna Manley, Sue Parker, Mary Scally, Shirl Sprague, Barbara Wescott, Annette LaCarte, Advisors: Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Townsend. 145 FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY Members: Ginny Marino, Melissa Goodrich, Mark Webster, Drena Web- ster, Lisa Carte, Anne Mullen, Colleen Monrian, Nancy St. Louis, Amy Ca- dieux, Amanda Caranza, Tammy Jak- way. Advisor: Mrs. Myers Not Pictured: Sheila VanDeusen Chairman: Sheila VanDeusen SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Members: Leigh Bandy, Leslie Nichols, Gina MacMurray, Ben Sanford, Lynne Barber, Joan Folk, Beth Churchill, Lori Harper, Kim Barlow, Stephanie Allen. Chairman: Beth Churchill. Advisors: Mr. Borys, Miss Washburn. 146 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L. Bandy, B. Beahan, W. Burkhardt, A. Cadieux, R. Carranza, M. Champaigne, B. Churchill, C. Copeland, K. Darfler, T. DiResta, D. Giroux, M. Goodrich, K. Harris, L. Holstein, R. Lancette, D. Layden, K. Liporace, S. MacMurray, G. McMurry, J. Mead, L. Merlow, B. Miner, C. Monrian, J. Moore, L. Nichols, M. Oddy, N. Ross, N. Rozell, K. Sabol, E. Tarantino, S. VanDeusen, D. Webster, S. Allen, L. Barber, K. Barlow, P. Brown, R. Burkhardt, L. Carte, K. Cottrell, A. Daly, S. Driscoll, J. Folk, L. Harper, M. Layden, N. St. Louis, J. VanDeusen, M. Webster. Advisor- Mr. President-Keith Sabol Vice Pres.-Richard Lancette Secretary-Amy Cadieux Treasurer-Daniel Giroux 147 THE 1982 DRAMA CLUB MUSICAL PRODUCTION “BYE BYE BIRDIE” CAST Albert Peterson ... Edward Maynard Rose Alvarez . Kristine Ecker Ursula ...Cathy Reynolds Kim MacAtee ........ Leigh Matthews Mrs. MacAfee .. Karen Allen Mr. MacAfee . Andrew Daly Hugo ...... Michael Seeley Debra Sue .. Barbara Miner Alice Wendy Humiston Sad Girl ... Shelley Garrow Mrs. Peterson .....Kellie Fitzpatrick Policeman Lee Ecker Conrad Birdie . Martin Gallup Reporters .. Michael Driscoll Steven Jackowski Michael Potvin Conductor ... Chris Dunham Mr. Johnson . Kevin Barron Mrs. Merkle . Dolores DuRose Mayor ........ Paul Story Mayor’s Wife ......Theresa Ruotolo Gloria Rasputin Drena Webster Maude ........Charles Kirk Teens ... Heather Blackburn Jeff Gonyea Jodi Graham Jennifer Macknight Julie Moore Claudia Porlier Karen Salem Debbie Suprenant Mark Webster Randolph .....Ricky Nacy 148 ‘We love you, Conrad-Oh! Yes, we do! We love you, Conrad-and we’ll be true!” 149 CHOIR 150 SOPRANO Lisa Allen, Katherine Ander- son, Suzanne Ball, Darlene Bel- rose, Heather Blackburn, Ger- maine Brown, Kristine Ecker , Nancy Elmore, Ann Flanigan, Melissa Goodrich , Julie Hafner, Kathleen Harrison , Bonnie Hart, Mary Havens, Deborah Hinchliffe, Wendy Hu- miston . Stacey Keith, Penny Kilmartin. Paula LaMarque, Re- gina Lemery. Jennifer MacK- night , Christine Marrs, Leigh Matthews , Wendy Maynard, Barbara Miner , Teresa Miner, Julie Moore , Ann Nelson , Ja- nice Parrott, Claudia Porlier, Catherine Reynolds , Karen Salem. Jonelle Sarazen, Kelly Smith. Rosemary Sullivan, Deborah Suprenant, Drena Webster , Stacey White, De- bra Whittemore. Mary Yole. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR ALTO Karen Allen , Stacey Angus, Gina Caputo, Patricia Casey, Karen Collins, Shana Driscoll , Robin Gailor, Jennifer Good- speed, Michelle Graham, Dawn Gross, Michele Hervieux, Kristy Hewitt, Lisa Holstein , Sarah Hoover, Cheryl Jones. Wendy. Kipp, Judith LeBarron . Kath- leen Marincic . Christine Mar- shall, Susan Martindale, Leslie Nichols , Laurie Palmer , Den- ise Parker, Lisa Potvin, Lisa Rabine , Joy Roberts , There- sa Ruotolo , Deborah Varnum, Tammy Winter. TENOR AND BASS Steven Call, Nelson Chase . Robert Connell. Andrew Daly . Michael Driscoll . Chris Dun- ham . Wes Ecker , Robert Flanagan. Jeffrey Gonyea . Steven Jackoski . Michael Ki- bling , Charles Kirk , Daniel Lancette, Mark Larson , Mi- chael Lemery , Tim Maynard. William Noonan, Greg North- rup , Gordon O’Neil, Michael Potvin, Brian Purner, Marc Re- setar, Brian Ross, Russell Sa- ville . Richard Spiowicz, Paul Story , Darrin Vaughn, Mark Webster Choraliers 151 in SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND 1982-83 PERSONNEL FLUTES Penny Archambault Barbara Brayman Lynn Breault Patricia Bromley Lisa Brown Ruth Brown Patricia Casey Beth Churchill Heidi Fuller Wendy Hayes Kristy Hewitt Jennifer MacKnight Leslie Nichols Janice Parrott Rosemary Sullivan Donna Tripp Melody Wicks Mary Beth Yole OBOES Michele Hervieux Ann Nelson + + + CLARINETS Stacey Benson Karen Darfler Dawn Gross Kelly Hirst Susan Huff Paula LaMarque Terri McKinney Alicia Nacy Eileen Sclafani + + Kathy Smith BASS CLARINET James Cutler ALTO SAXOPHONES Daniel Giroux Lisa Hamlin Julie Moore Ann Mracek Greg Northrup Robert Tripp TENOR SAXOPHONE Wayne Chagnon BASSOON Michael Driscoll + TRUMPETS Michael Ahrens Craig Broderick Daniel Brown Pamela Brown Richard Buser Christopher Dunham Wesley Ecker William Flint Mary Beth Havens Michael O’Leary Michael Potvin Colin Sabol+ + Mark Webster Guy Whiteway FRENCH HORNS Leigh Bandy + + Steven Gonyeau Steven Jackoski Mark Larson EUPHONIUMS Jeffrey Gonyeau + Cameron Luce Susan Sutliff Scott Yole TROMBONES Bruce Dunham Stephen Hodges Mark Steele Paul Story TUBAS Charles Crevison Kevin Goss Daniel Lowell James Toole PERCUSSION Rodney Deyette David Duffany Joseph Gonyea Michael Hodges Richard Kidwell Shelly Labshere Richard Lancette+ Ernest LaRouche Wendy Maynard Karolyn Nacy Brian Ross Daniel Vanderzyden + denotes membership as a wind percussion player. Zone 7 Area All-State Music Festival. The number of signs represents the number of years participated. •performing with Adirondack Winds 153 ORCHESTRA 154 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STRING ORCHESTRA 1st Violins Kristine Ecker Barbara Miner Lisa Holstein Drena Webster Peter Loftus Ronald White 2nd Violins Leigh Matthews Cathy Hirst Jill Harrington Lynn Collins Violas Melissa Goodrich Wendy Humiston Paula LaMarque Sarah Hoover Lisa Potvin Chris Leary Andrew Daly Janelle Sarazen String Basses Wesley Ecker Richard Sipowicz Brian Purner 155 SCIENCE SEMINAR Stephanie Allen, Leigh Bandy, Kim Barton, Pam Brown, Joan Folk, Melissa Goodrich, Kelly Green, Cathy Hirst, Michael Layden, Bridget Lukaszewicz, Anne Mullen, Joe Potvin, Marc Resetar, Nancy St. Louis, Drena Webster. LANGUAGE CLUB S. Bell, S. Benson, H. Blackburn, C. Blake, T. Burch, L. Carte, J. Chapman, A. Cooper, C. Copeland, R. Cronin, M. Devine, A. Flanagan, M. French, D. Fuller, A. Giroux, D. Giroux, J. Gonyea, M. Goodrich, K. Graham, H. Granger, K. Green, J. Hafner, D. Hayes, N. Hinchliffe, V. Howe, R. Ives, S. Jackowski, M. Kibling, J. Kichner, M. LaFarr, J. MacKnight, D. Manley, K. Marincic, C. Marrs, L. Matthews, T. McKinney, B. Miner, K. Monrian, K. Monroe, L. Potvin, D. Powers, A. Rozell, A. Santoro, C. Shappy, P. Story, R. Sullivan, B. Underwood, S. Varney, D. Webster, M. Webster, M. Wicks, S. Wright. 156 STUDENT COUNCIL Heather Blackburn, Christopher, Dunham, Wendy Humiston, Amy Rozell. Laura Bombard, Timothy Burch, Anthony Cantiello, Lisa Carte, Barbara Chadwick, Kevin Coto, Charles Crevison, Andrew Daly, Karen Darfler, Karen Dietrich, Kay Dietrich, Michelle French, Jeffrye Gonyea, Julie Hafner, Lori Harper, Jill Harrington, Kathleen Harrison, Kristy Hewitt, Erin Hogan, Rochelle Ives, Steve Jackowski, Kim Keech, Margaret LaFarr, Steve Lowe, Wendy Maynard, Konna Manley, Leigh Matthews, Kelly Monrian, Anne Mullen, Joette Potter, Joy Roberts, Kathleen Ross, Samantha Stevens, Paul Story, Susan Sutliff, Bradley Underwood, Drena Webster, Mark Webster, Stacey White. GIRLS’ Hl-Y Kim Barlow, Amy Cadieux, Beth Churchill, Sue Corlew, Kelly Cottrell, Karen Darfler, Nicki Davidow, Kris Ecker, Michele Graham, Heidi Granger, Julie Hafner, Lori Harper, Wendy Humiston, Debra Measeck, Angela Murray, Mary Ellen Oddy, Sharon Parrott, Kelly Polier, Claudia Porlier, Sheri Quackenbush, Cathy Reynolds, Tammy Riendeau, Theresa Ruotolo, President, Beth Chur- chill, Vice President-Angela Murray, Secretary-Amy Cadieux, Treasurer-Kelly Cottrell. PEP CLUB President-Angela Murray Vice President- Annette LaCarte Secretary-Tammy Winter Treasurer-Karen Wagner Mary Allen, Sue Corlew, Tammy Coveleski, Kim Kilmartin, Annette LaCarte, Kim Liporace, Janet LaFountain, Michele Lyons, Amy Mumblo, Angela Murray, Kerry Newmann, Theresa Ruotolo, Nora Rozell, Susan Sutliff, Karen Wagner, Tammy Winter. 158 PHOTO-ART CLUB Claudia Porlier, Theresa DiResta, Tom Erdman, Marianne McCarthy Patty Morril, Lori Fisk, Dave Corlew Not pictured-Kerri Barber, Laurie Havens, Kelly Hirst, Sherri MacMurray, Patty Maxwell, Shawn McLaughlin, Sandi Muller, Karen Wagner. 159 These unusual views of the Statue of Liberty were taken by members of the club on the Photo- Art club trip to New York last May. BUSINESS CLUB Dave Aurelia, Jami Baker, Melissa Baker, Kelly Barlow, Vicki Barrows, Stephanie Beahan, Chris Bradway, Misti Brayton, Judy Brown, Sharon Brown, Kathy Bruno, Amanda Carranza, Rachel Carranza, Kelli Casey, Patti Casey, Dayle Comar, Mary Cronin, Wanda Dingman, Kelly Durkin, Beth Fairbanks, Sheryl Gibbs, Jenny Goodrich, Charlene Gordon, Bonnie Hart, Karen Haynes, Nancy Hinchliffe, Colleen Hunt, Noreen Hunt, Sue Jakway, Kim Kilmartin, Penny Kilmartin, Chin Kong, Shelly Labshere, Sherry Labshere, Tim Maynard, Tony McKinney, Barbara Miner, Colleen Monrian, Tami Mumblo, Jill Parker, Tammy Pregent, Tammy Riendeau, Linda Robi- deau, Mary Rouse, Melissa Scacchetti, Sam Stevens, Lisa St. John, Debbie Suprenant, Rose Sweet, Lynn Wilcox, April Yole. 160 Officers-President-Patti Casey, Vice President-Rachel Carranza, Secre- tary-Melissa Scacchetti, Treasurer-Amanda Carranza. Advisors-Mr. Scrimo and Mr. Dunham 161 163 THE DATING GAME THE NEWLY WED GAME Mrs. Spock I wouldn't be caught dead doing that! Wow! Naked Pygmies! You can tell they’re in love. Oh, Please don’t throw that spit wad at me. Another satisfied customer at Hudson Falls High. It’s not easy being a sex symbol. Torn between two lovers. I’m decomposing. 167 Mary had a little lamb ...” BURP! E.M.R. Fresh picked daily. I think you stepped in something. Couple of the year. 'Lady?” Godiver, eat your heart out. 1983 SWEETHEARTS Randy, 1982 was great, but lets make '83 the best. Love ya so much, Heidi Jerolyn Weaver- I Love You! Mike Saunders Always remember the fun times we’ve had at skateland. Blondie Curlie, Bell6 Bri Bri. Tim Lori 1983 You will always be my Tiny Tiger forever. I love you and always will. Chris M, Thanks for having me for dinner, but the Desert” was the best!!! Ha, Ha. Ken F. To Muffy and Mitzi, We love you! From Muffy and Mitzi Jenny, I love you, in a special way. I love you more everyday. Jeff Jeffrey Thomas Morgan and Jennifer Lee Mead Forever, I love you Jeff. Love. Jenny Michael Cindy 1983 To Kim: Our love is so real and I hope it will stay, for I love you every day. Love. John Jack Lisa Lisa I will always love you forever. We. K.L. N.R., would like to express our everlasting love for Dan Gallagher’s nose. Dan Barton’s chest, and Mike Layden’s well- uh-his .......... personality and cute little EMPTY BREAD BOX! Roses are Red, Violets are Blue, I knew the moment that I fell into your arms Bunin, that I really do love you!! B.B. I love SKOAL But I love Sheila LaPorte more. Bob Sheila March 26, 1982 OH Sue, I love you, though I beat you with a pillow, I’ll always love you. Mickchicken Potvin To Saren. F.M.l.T.A.H. From Cohn Your a great friend and always will be. Scott, We’ve made it one year, now I’m praying for two, but always remember that I love you. Sheri Roses are red, Violets are blue, Jen loves Marc, and Bruce too. Mark. I will always like you. Kim David, Hope we have many more good years together. I’ll love you always. Yours forever, Wendy Terry, I will always love you. Kelly Judy and Scott August 12, 1982. Love isn’t Love until you give it away. Dennis, You’re the most important part of everything I do. My life is so much happier since the day I met you. There is nothing I want more throughout the days than to just go on loving you and knowing you love me! Love Always Forever, Carol Sheri, You can always have your Sweety: If I always have my Peaches. Scott Jim, You’re the greatest, but I’m the best, but if you ask me, we’re great together. Always remember skateland and the parties. Tracy Ken F.. If you think the desert was good, just wait for the night cap. I’ll never forget Christmas Eve. Bonnie and Gallager. Love, Chris M. Beak. Will my Marine be coming home? For without you, Beak, my heart does roam! Love ya. Wicked 28 Vz OH Bobby, Do you still LOVE me? Rae-Rae HJM: I still love you. CCK Harry: I hope our Love lasts forever. I love you. Love, Sherry JEFF: Love is a promise, Never to say Good-bye.” I LOVE YOU! Max Dave, I LOVE YOU WITH ALL MY HEART. LOVE, Your Jealous Ski Bunny Lori Bob (October 23, 1982- Mike- Roses are red, Violets are blue, I’ll never turn blue because I LOVE YOU!!!” 1983” Mike Cindy SWEETIE, What would I have done without that once a day hug? Thanks. Patti Peaches, We started in 82”; Let’s see how we do! Sweety To Lisa Greive, You're a great friend and hope we will always be friends. Re- member food prap W.S. and R.L. Your friend always, Cherie Brunelle Dar, Don’t forget Burgoyne Ave., McDonalds (Big Mac), and all the other great times. Love, Denise Mom and Dad: We couldn’t have parents any greater than you. Love, Sherry, Shelly, and Mike Ed: I will never forget the times at my camp in 30° weather. Love, Janet Colleen M: J’aime votre corps, votre esprit, et votre brosse £ dents! Mark W. Kevin Lapoint and Kim Murray - 1983 I love ya! Camisha. Kelly, and Tia: To three little ladies growing with grace, Not even the best anger could take your place. Love. Nana and Papa To the girls of HFHS: No other school’s girls are comparable to ours. You’re the best! A.J.D. To Eddy: Roses are red. violets are blue, sugar is sweet, but not as sweet as you! From your friend. Alice 170 O' Congratulations to the class of ’83 from Finch Paper FINCH PAPER Finch, Pruyn Company, Inc. Glens Falls, New York 12801 Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 From The Slowest - Most Honest Typing Class Class members: Mary. Renee. Cindy. Beth, Michelle, Colleen, Jeni, Type II “Type I”, Darlene, Debbie, Dawn. Amy, Claudia, Jeff. Sheri, Thusie, Mary, Mr. Allen. Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 From: LEWIS’ SUPERMARKET “The Name That Stands For Quality Serving You With A Complete Line Of Meats, Frozen Foods, And Other Groceries.’’ Our On Premise Bakery Serves Fresh Baked Goods Daily. Also One Of The Largest Discount Beverage Centers In The Area Compliments Of KEY CLUB Randy Pecor Best Wishes Class Of 83’ From RANDY’S BARBER SHOP LOCKE AGENCY INC 37 Main Street First National Bank Building Hudson Falls, N.Y. Hudson Falls, N.Y. Regular Cuts Tues.-Fri. 9:00-6:00 Our 80th Year and Styling Sat. 8:00-2:00 Computers Photo I yo u r,: Independent J Insurance! agent J RAY SUPPLY Upper Glen St. Glens Falls Darold L. Novack Best Of Success To The 747-4816 Class Of ’83 Lee L. Whitmore 747-4624 Audio Electronics Visual Sound 175 Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 From: Loiselle Memorial Works Telephone 747-4170 ROLAND GIROUX, PROP. Corner Main and Schuykr (Near Union Cemetery) Hudson Falls, N.Y. 12839 C S Speed Shop WE HAVE THE LIFT YOU WANT Phone (518) 792-3798 Mon.-Tues.-Thurs. 9-6 Weds.-Fri. 9-8 Sat. 9-2 Mallory Ave. off Sherman Ave. Glens Falls, N. Y. 12801 HUDSON FALLS PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION Local 2730 I.A.F.F.-AFL-CIO-CLC New York State Professional Fire Fighters Association President- Howard Cornell Sec.-Treasurer- Edward Gordon, Jr. Members: Paul Jones David Wilcox Roy Cottrell Best Wishes To The Class Of 1983 From left to right: Jan King, Dan Gaulin, Kevin Dewey, Hank Pelton, Sam Cappelo, Mike Quarters, Charlie-Albrecht. Sitting: Misti Brayton. Sheri Weinberger, Lisa Smith, Tammy Heald. Mr. Walsh, Bob Tripp. On Floor: Michelle Suddard, Sue Edwards, Stephanie Cronin. Colleen Lindsey. Kamyr Canada Inc. Kamyr Construction. Inc. '1 Kamyr, Inc.- -I Kamyr Installations. Inc. Kamyr Valves, Inc. RicKmor Aviation Inc. 3 Ridge Center Hotels. Inc. Titanium Industries KamtecK Inc. Kamyr • Valve Ltd Ltee. Titanium Wire Corp. TiTitanium Ltd. Ltee. Titanio Ltda. X b 'W - HI 'K.'f The Kamyr, Inc. family of companies yi huA AiAe a taAe {A(A a i iaxAi ii if fa (A (ui{fj a uAz ( ecuAia eA a tcAe wonen e 'z l fa se ea'cmif Aes exee Aence Ao A in a u on o sc uml. 181 Congratulations Best Wishes To The Class Of 1983 HUDSON FALLS POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION President: Tom R. Golden Vice President: Richard Diamond A Secretary: Andy Conley Treasurer: James R. Clary Members: Chief Rudy Stautner Deputy Chief Bruce Manell Sgt. Nick Ganotes Sgt. Bill Took Jr. Ptl. Kieth Hervieux Ptl. Jeff Murphy Disp John Meade Disp Joe Maluuccio Disp John Calhoun Disp Karl Hofner Honorary Members: Ptl. Steve Wetmore Ptl. Dave Willis Ptl. Ron Bombard Ptl. Steve Huntington Ptl. Gus Gunderson Ptl. Art Bacon Deceased Members: Ptl. William Wilkins Ptl. William Clary Ptl. J. Henry Bancroft MCCANN’S PHARMACY Three Generations Of Service To The Community 166 Main St. 747-4732 A Division Of Hallmark DRUGS Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 From LEON A. DEYETTE BLACKTOP PAVING 19 Helen St. Box 253 Hudson Falls 747-4271 Free Estimates Best Wishes Class Of 83' WATKINS Greenhouses And Nursery 10 Minor St. H.F. GLENS FALLS NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. Member FDIC 13 Offices Serving the North Country Banking Offices: Main Office — 250 Glen St. — 793-4121 Continental Office — 333 Glen St. 793-8844 Queensbury Office — 675 Upper Glen St. — 793-9656 Lake George Office — Canada Street — 668-5461 Washington County Office — Upper Broadway, Ft. Ed. 747-0601 So. Glens Falls Office — Saratoga Road — 793-4431 Fort Edward Office — 159 Broadway — 747-4165 Fort Ann Post George Office — 639-5591 Congratulations Class Of 83’ From THE OUTLET Glens Falls, N.Y. GLENS FALLS COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. ABC EQUIPMENT AND REFRIGERATION COMPANY We Supply Every Kitchen, Home, And Restaurant Need Jack LeBowitz 95 Main St. So. Glens Falls N.Y. 12801 Phone-792-9996 28-30 Elm St., G.F. 793-3456 Or 793-3457 Main-237 Glen St. Glens Falls Auto Bank-28 Maple St. Glens Falls Queensbury-Queensbury Plaza South Glens Falls-99 Main St. Hudson Falls-124 Main St. Kingsbury-14 Main St. Hd FIs. Warrensburg-137 Main St. Salem-Main St. Greenwich-146 Main St. Bolton Landing-Main St. Lake George-Canada St. Granville-6 Main St. Trust Services, Keogh HRIO Individual Retirement Accounts And Many, Many More Savings, Checking, Drive-In Banking, Personal Loans, Auto Loans, Mortgages, Christmas Clubs, Home Improvement Loans FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GLENS FALLS Senior Class of 1983 HUDSON FALLS CENTRAL BOARD OF EDUCATION Compliments To The Senior Class From: SCHLAKE’S FINE FURNITURE FORT EDWARD AG WAY 14 Lower Main St. Hudson Falls, 747-6580 Upper Broadway Ft. Edward, N.Y. “Water Bed Capitol Of The North Country THE TANNERY Quality Leather Products Handbags • Belts • Hats 159 Main St. Hd. FIs 747-5984 Compliments Of: DAJONS Congratulations To The Class Of ’83 From THE GROUND ROUND Aviation Mall 793-6879 New Location 4 Park Place Hudson Falls Tuxedo Rentals Levi Jeans Congratulations To Class Of '83 From PUDGY’S PUB 747-9875 180 Main St. Hudson Falls Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 From REVELATION 56 Main St. FIELDER’S SERVICE DRUGS Glens Falls, Free Delivery Hudson Falls, And Queensbury Fort Edward Hudson Falls, N.Y. 12839 Weekdays Thru Saturday 9-9 Sunday 9-1 And 5-9 For 30 Years - Low Prices Quality Drugs And Superior Service Dial 747-4144 Best Wishes From: Congratulations Class Of 1983 EDDIE’S GROCERY From 82 Boulevard Hudson Falls 747-3277 OntuiK- Trr! _H1 Zl e Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 From Available Realty FALL LINE SKI SHOP Lake George Road Glens Falls, New York 12801 (518) 798-8116 Quaker Rd. Glens Falls, N.Y. (518) 792-3203 America’s Number 1 Top Seller 86 MY CREED To live as gently as I can; To be, no matter where, a man; To take what comes of good or ill And cling to faith and honor still; To do my best, and let that stand The record of my brain and hand; And then, should failure come to me. Still work and hope for victory. To have no secret place wherein I stoop unseen to shame or sin; To be the same when I'm alone As when my every deed is known; To live undaunted, unafraid Of any step that 1 have made; To be without pretense or sham Exactly what men think I am. To leave some simple mark behind To keep my having lived in mind; If enmity to aught I show. To be an honest, generous foe, To play my little part, nor whine That greater honors are not mine. This, I believe, is all 1 need For my philosophy and creed. Edgar A. Guest SandyHill Sandy Hill Corporation Hudson Falls. New York 12839 Continued Success to the Class of 1983 J. E. SAWYER AND COMPANY, INC. Wholesale Distributors of Hardware — Plumbing and Heating Supplies — Industrial Suppliers 64 Glen St. Glens Falls, N.Y. 793-4104 Good Luck To The Class Of 1983 MICO’S FORMAL WEAR Best Wishes To The Class Of 1983 From 30 South St. Glens Falls, N.Y. 2801 518-792-6922 Hours 10-5 Daily 10-9 Thurs And Fri DR. MCCULLOUGH 747-9527 1111 Maple St. Hudson Falls, N.Y. 12839 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1983 TRELLO’S GROCERY And MARY’S QUALITY LAUNDRY Hudson Falls, N.Y. WELLER’S AUTO PARTS Burgoyne Ave., Hudson Falls 747-0646 MORAN’S SPORTING GOODS Discount Auto Parts Compliments Of: CLARY’S PHARMACY 46 Main St. Hudson Falls, N.Y. 747-5345 RINGERS SALES AND SERVICE Burgoyne Ave. Hudson Falls, N.Y. 747-0636 CARLETON FUNERAL HOME INC. Established 1871 68 Main St. Hudson Falls, N.Y. 518-747-4243 Manager - C. Bruce Wetmore Treasurer - Gary C. Wilson MASSIE’S RESTAURANT So. Glens Falls, N.Y. Phone: RX2-9865 Ralph J. Russo, Prop. Congratulations To The Class Of ’83 VILLAGE WINE AND LIQUORS 20 Main St. Hudson Falls, N.Y. We Deliver - 747-7488 Compliments Of: Good Luck to the Graduating Class MARCIA’S BRIDAL BOUTIQUE “On-The-Park” Compliments of CORRIGAN DISCOUNT TIRES Bridals Bridesmaids Formals 10 Park Place Hud. FIs. NY 747-0470 Good Luck To Class Of ’83 From DIX GARGAGE 810 Dix Ave. Hudson Falls 747-0004 Best Wishes Class Of ’83 My Motto: “To Help You With Your Homework” New Building, Electrical Plumbing, Remodeling, Roofing Painting DICK LAFOUNTAIN CONSTRUCTION 747-7788