Indian River Central School - Ojequack Yearbook (Philadelphia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

.d don't v '11 be 015. Ik Lowing ratgnkiV v i Snell 1 iv h roufWreff •I know she'd feel bacttif ■Xhisavav’ on oarth, in a I DEDICATION MISS DONNA JACOBY MR. JOSEPH DURGIN We, the class of 1972, proudly dedicate this year’s Ojequack to Donna Jacoby and Joe Durgin. We will always remember what they have done for us and how each of them has added a little more to our lives. In the few years we have shared with them, they have led us—not only as our English teachers-but also as our advisors. The play casts, especially, realize this; as we all shared joy and sorrow through the hours of planning and production. Their reward has been the satisfaction in knowing that each of us has grown a little more because of them. This honor we offer to Donna Jacoby and Joe Durgin is in recognition of their hard work and understanding. We hope that in our own way, each of us has also added a little more to their lives. 3 EXCHANGE STUDENT JAMILE BARBIERI Who am I? My mother says I’m the one with her head in the clouds; my dad says I’m the one who needs help with politics; Maria Tereza, my twenty year old sister, says I’m the one who likes to see a cowboy show; Valeria, my 13 year old sister says I’m the one who yells the loudest at home, and C'intia, my two year old sister, doesn’t say anything! She just plays with me. I come from Andradina S.P., a city with 60,000 people, in Brazil. My dad manufactures coffee, and mom teaches school! Since August 19th I have been living with Mr. and Mrs. Kent West, in Theresa. Together we have shared many happy times, which I will always remember. These few months in the United States, especially at Indian River, have shown me many new and beautiful things. 1 never knew red leaves before, or snowflakes-but I like them very much! I shall never forget all the help and friendliness that Indian River has shown me. I would like to thank my family for all their love, my friends for all their smiles, and AES for letting me have this wonderful experience! Love, Jamile 6 1 TO SHARE HORIZONS THAT ARE NEW TO US 7 TO WORK TOGETHER DAY BY DAY 10 TO LIVE; SO MUCH OF LIFE AHEAD n 14 TO SMILE BEFORE THE RISING SUN 15 OH YES! WE’VE JUST BEGUN! We, the staff of 1972 Ojequack, welcome Dr. William Dadey as our new supervising principal. Dr. Dadey joined our administrative staff in July, re- placing Mr. Claude Hutchinson, who retired. We hope Dr. Dadey will enjoy working here with us, as in the short time he has been here, we have enjoyed working with him. Dr. William Dadey Supervising Principal THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated, left to right: Mrs. Kay Rudes, Mrs. Rosemary Hulbert, Mr. Lawrence Jewett, Mrs. Jane Gillett, president. Standing: Mr. Gerald Sheldon, Mr. Arthur Crosby, Mr. Frederick Stevens, Mr. Robert Laisdell,Mr. Donald Turnbull. Mr. Rene Bouchard VICE-PRINCIPAL Mr. Irwin Brown PRINCIPAL Mr. Shepard, clerk of the Board; Mrs. O’Driscoll. Mrs. Feather, Mrs. Dougall, Mrs. Lingenfelter. 19 SECRETARIES ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Standing, left to right: Mr. Durgin, Mr. Plantz, Mrs. Hearn, Mr. Landas, Mrs. Scozzafava. Seated: Mrs. Hollis, Mrs. Landas, department head; Mrs. Cutway, Miss Jacoby. V HISTORY DEPARTMENT: Seated, left to right: Mrs. Rogers, department head; Mrs. Goodwin, Miss Lewis, Miss Wright. Standing: Mr. Crandall, Mr. Passino, Mr. Barry; absent, Mr. Guga. 20 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: Seated, left to right: Mr. Huntress, department head: Mrs. Quencer, Mr. Coolidge, Mr. Glenn. Standing: Mr. Jones, Mr. Balchikonis, Mr. Smith. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Left to Right: Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Fullington, department head; Mr. Johnston, Mr. Gee, Mr. Berry; absent, Mr. Timmerman. 21 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Standing, left to right: Mr. Williams, Mr. Weaver, Miss Loven- guth, Mr. Folsom, department head; Mr. Paddock. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT: Left to Right: Miss Moore, Mr. Campany, Mrs. Schreiber, department head. 22 MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Standing, left to right: Mrs. Boulet, Mr. Heck, department head. Seated: Mrs. Heck. HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT: Left to Right: Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Dumas. 23 LIBRARIANS: Left to Right: Mrs. Wingerath, Mrs. Simonds. ! SHOP DEPARTMENT: Left to Right: Mr. Marsh, department head, Mr. Franck, Mr. Nicholas. 24 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: Left to Right: Miss Bessette, Mr. Carpenter. ART DEPARTMENT: Left to Right: Mr. Geller, Mr. Robertson. 25 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT: Left to Right: Mr. Croyle, Mr. Hall, department head. HEALTH SERVICES: Left to Right: Mrs. Finer, dental hygienist; Mrs. LaFave, school nurse-teacher. 26 J — JERRY DUFF January 2: IFF J w MARY LANDON January 27 KEVIN LA February JF JUDY WILLIAMS February 8 29 — JEAN LEUZE February JZE J Hr Stfe MCQUOID March 6 MARTHA MORGAjA + March 13 w A ALAN DOXTATER March 7 PATTI SHELDON February 27 31 32 it - - PPril 13 I 5 JW)Y wal; April 9 RICHARD STEVENSON April 2 CLAUDIA VESPERMAN CAHN March 31 33 — 35 ¥ ¥ JACK MEEKS May 8 STEPHANIE MORAN May 1 ¥ CHRISTINE NORRIS April 25 M TANA CUSTER April 27 — 37 SAMUEL JONES June 19 PEGGY HAMILTON KAMPNICK June 20 RAYMOND MOUSAW May 28 CYNTHIA KENNEL May 27 SCOLI PATRICIA O’DRISCOLL June 8 - — SUSAN OSTERH June 1 ;rhout w MICHAEL PATJERSON June 12J ★ ■k ‘ DAVID SHARPE Mav 94 AMY WASHER June 91 39 PEGGY BARBARITO June 29 KEVIN DRAKE CANCER PATRICK EASSA July 21 July 10 — NINETTE July KAREN PICKERT July 12 W LUANN FAR June 25 ALTA ROSE June 23 ROBERT . July 22 41 MARGO ROSE CYNTHIA STOREY July 9 June 28 DAWN VANTASSELL DANIEL VOCK July 21 July 5 43 ELAINE LAPARR July 26 JOHN LOVE August 17 CA|p. ACE Tul NB July 25 PAULA LISCOMB Augusts Pl ff' July l JANET SANDERS August 19 — ¥ RICKEY LEESON SeptembeWO DAVID LALONE September 13 FLOYD RUTTAN August 28 STEVEN SL August 28 ¥ GENE WHEELER September 6 CLAUDE WILi August 31 ¥ 47 48 ■ DOUGLAS LAWLER DORA PHELPS October 6‘ JILL fisCOMB September 23 October 5 USTTN CHRISTINE MORRO Octtfoer 16 ROW r FRANK PITTS GAIL NOONE October 15 -V + SUSAN ALTON October 27 SCORPIO KAREN BOOTH „ November 8 ROBERT COCCO October 31 DEBRA BUTJTRY October -3pC A 51 ¥ NANCY FLEMING November 13 KEVIN HALL Novem ir 4 ¥ ¥■ - ¥ 4 � k r 3 53 CYNTHIA ANDERSON December 15 DONALD CHISHOLM Decembe. BEVERLY DAVIS December 5 TIM MILLS, December- JOHN HAMILTON December 2 SHARON HALL December 19 DEBRA JACKSON December 17 HOOVER December 21 VICKIE MURPHY December 4 r r A 55 KAREN PHAROAH December 12 RICHARD TANNER December 7 PHILIP NORTON December 4 SHARON STEELE December 10 DOREEN SIMONDS December 15 k ROBERT WILSON December 16 — a AUSTIN ROSALI January 16 PATRICK GILLESPI Janii ry 1 SUSAN ASHLEY January 4 57 JULIE LISCOMB January 19 RODNEY JONES January 2 ROBERTA MACLEOD December 25 GARY WEST January 10 HALL OF FAME 59 60 61 CLASS CLOWNS Doug Lawler Chris Morrow CLASS PROTESTERS Shelene Halladay Pat Eassa MOST ENERGETIC Jim Laisdcll Steph Moran MOST VERSATILE Linda LaPorte John Love MOST MUSICAL Candi Turnbull Bob Wilson 64 63 HOMEROOM 28: Row One, 1. to r.: C. West, D. Walts, K. Van, G. Vanderbogart, T. Wagoner, J. Swenson, J. Trocio. Row Two: D. Vantassel, D. Smith. S. Spadicini, N. W'ilson, M. Vanet- ton, R. West, J. Watson, G. Ward, M. VanOrnam. JUNIORS HOMEROOM 27: Row One, I to r.: V. Papineau, T. Pacella, L. Pitts, K. Pharoah, D. Quigley. Row Two: N. Norton, G. Reed, D. Reed, S. Reed, R. Quocken- bush, D. Shepard. Row Three: P. Rothberg, A. Richter, E. Neuroth, M. Robinson, F. Pat- terson, R. Prior, D. Rhone. HOMEROOM 24: Row One, 1. to r.: D. Booth, J. Biondolillo, D. Besaw, J. Ambrose, T. Ault. Row Two: C. Davis, K. Davis, V. Cor- naire, C. Clark, B. Coulon, D. Brown, B. Brow, K. Braley. Row Three: R. Brown, D. Coburn, G. Coutermarsh, B. Coleman, E. Brown, D. Cunningham, M. Brand, D. Conger. HOMEROOM 25: Row One, 1. to r.: S. Drake, G. Harrison, M. Eager, J. Drake, K. Eager, J. Donaghy. Row Two: N. Davis, S. Gardner, P. Goodnough, A. Hanlon, D. Farrell, E. Gervera. 69 HOMEROOM 26: Row One, 1. to r.: J. Hudson, W. Lisomb, S. Hebert, J. Mills, S. McClain, D. Jones. Row Two: L. Heck, L, Kirker, C. Jackson, J. Hull, J. Lalone, T. LaClair, T. Hull. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 31: Row One, 1. to r.: E. Finley, L. George, D. Haggerty, S. Jackson, C. Crieco. Row' Two: T. Hall, R. Hatched, C. Gleeson, J. Hoover, D. Jack- son, C. Hicks. Row Three: K. Kent, T. Jordan, P. Flack, L. Filiatraut, M. Hicks, C. Call, J. Hoover. 70 HOMEROOM 29: Row One, 1. to r.: C. Aldrich, B. Coffie, J. Bacon, M. Aiken, S. Bertrand, T. Benson, R. Chambers. Row Two: T. Berry, R. Caskinette, G. Conklin, R. Bridge, E. Cocco, D. Bowhall, M. Cocco, R. Bart- lett. Row Three: S. Alton, J. Corey, C. Allen, R. Ashwood, B. Bartlett, D. Ashley, L. Coulon, E. Aimonetti. HOMEROOM 30: Row One, 1. to r.: A. Cunningham, S. heath- er, A. Dindl, J. Dudley, B. Cur- rier. Row Two: D. Davis, C. Farmer, J. Cowick, D. Cranick, J. Crump, J. Filiatraut. Row Three: P. Cunningham, R. Dib- ble, D. Cronk, R- Farrell, L. Davenport, P. Dwyer. 71 HOMEROOM 52: Row One, i. to r.: E. Sanders, H. Rogers, B. Preston, A. Richie, B. Pickert, B, Rose, W. Pitts. Row Two: L. Sauve, J. Purcell, R. Rolfe, J. Robinson, D. Richter, N. Prior, D. Reynolds. Row Three: J. Prince, F. Pickert, J. Sanders, J. Palmer, D. Petrie, C. Pickert, J. Petranchuk, S. Parker. HOMEROOM 50: Row One, 1. to r.: T. Northrop, C. Mason, M. Laisdell, M. Lawton, E. Lashaw. Row Two: V. Martusewicz, J. McIntyre, R. LaPlante, M. Mon- roe, S. Kubis, M. Montondo. Row Three: L. Lingenfelter, C. Moran, J. Monroe, K. LaClair, K. Love. 72 HOMEROOM 58: Row One, I. to r.: J. St. Croix, M. St. Laurent, T. Turturro, M. Wal- wrath. Row Two: R. VanOrnum. D. Watson, M. Schrodt, B. West, D. Slate, C. Ward, T. Vantasscl. Row Three: J. Vantasscl, D. Swem, S. Steele, C. Vock, V. Wood, T. West. FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 43: Row One, 1. to r.: C. LaClair, F. Lothrop, T. Lalonc, G, Kirker, J. LaMont, M. Leuze, S. LaPlante. Row Two: T. LaClair, P. Law, W. Lis- comb, D. LaPortc, C. Liscomb, R. Hutton, K. Lceson. Row Three: P. Jackson, A. Lynch, W. Jackson, L. LaSalle, S. La- Due, C. Jackson,M. Jackson, D. Klock. 73 HOMEROOM 40: Row One. 1. to r.: M. Brown. D. Booth. K. Biondolillo, M. Bartlett, T. Buckley, T. Alton, K. Augustine. Row Two: T. Ashley, J. Bar- barito, H. Brown, L. Chambers, T. Bresett, R. Bridge, C. Ash- wood. Row Three: L. Adams. D. Bates, T. Berry, R. Ambrose, S. Brand, M. Benware, R. Bu- shaw, S. Bigerel. HOMEROOM 41: Row One, I. to r.: M. Cullen, D. Delles, J. Delles, G. Donaldson, M. Dixon, W. Demel. Row Two: C. Donaghy, R. Coutermarsh, T. Doxtater. P. Drake, A. Davis, N. Cough, K. Ekert. Row Three: M. Dusharm, J. Ferard, R. Coburn, C. Eassa, M. Coleman, S. Far- rell, M. Cornaire, R. Dougall, G. Delles. 74 HOMEROOM 47: Row One,!. tor.: pavement. Row Two: S. Watson. C. Stevenson, J. Sor- rell, H. Turnbull, D. Tousley, H. VanTassel, D. VanAllen, C. Stevens, T. Trcmbley, B. Verne. Row Three: C. Walwrath, M. Youngs, V. Warren, B. Train- ham, E. Trainham, L. Toutant, J. Wenk, J. Surgrue, M. Weaver, D. Wanerka, C. Tillman, S. Trerisc, T. VanOmam, B. Wil- liams. Row Four: unknown bus, bus 29, garage pole No. 1, bus 27, bus 36, garage pole No. 2, bus 23. HOMEROOM 44: Row One, 1. to r.: K. Pickert, S. Pickert, B. McConnell, B. Patterson, B. Papineau, D. Mills, P. Norris, M. Dickson. Row Two: L. Pettey, W. Neuroth, W. Marriam, T. Malloy, C. Oat man, D. Petrie. Rowr Three: K. Mosher, C. Pan- chou, A. Ordway, L. Pitts, D. Mosher, G. Powell, M. Petrie, S. Newberry, J. Morrow, S. Norris, D. Olney, S. Mcllroy. 75 HOMEROOM 42: Row One, 1. to r.: D. Forkey, N. Henderson, J. Harrington, C. Heck, S. Hatched, L. Griffin, P. Hamilton Row Two: H. Grant, W. Free- man, C. Holder, L. Gibson, W. Gillette, V. Gillette. Row Three: J. Hewitt, M. House, P. Hebert, A. Graham, T. Gamble, C. Hunter, D. Guttierez, K. Finley. HOMEROOM 45: Row One, 1. to r.: M. Smith, C. Smith, B. Simmons, B. Reynolds, L. Slate, S. Pratt, E. Rose, R. Pryor, S. Soluri, P. Simsen, J. Sugrue, S. Snyder. Row Two: B. Schultz, S. Schell, S. Slate, L. Rhone, S. Rose, G. Russell, K. Ronas, K. Robbins, V. Side, K. Shepard, B. Ridsdale, M. Simmons. 76 HOMEROOM 55 (1- to r.) Row 1: J. Williams, D. VanDusen, L. Wenk, M. Vespermann, V. Wat- son, B. VanAllcn, Row 2: G. Watson, T. Ward, N. Verne, M. Welser, R. Watson, V. Tousley, J. Trice, L. Welser, C. Walts. Row 3: B. Ward, C. Young, N. Wilson, B. Sullivan, J. Vock, M. Wassus. 8th GRADE HOMEROOM 53 (1. to r.) Row 1: M. Richter, M. Robinson, C. Sauve, D. Smith, P. Robinson, B. Rolfe. Row 2: B. Ryan, P. Simson, C. Reed, L. Rosbrook, J. Sanders, D. Slate, E. St. Croix. Row 3: L. Rhone, M. Simmons, C. Robinson, C. Stevens, D. Shorkey, K. Ran- sier, D. Secor. 77 HOMEROOM 12: Row One, I. to r.: C. Holder, D. Greico, G. Hunneyman, F. Gleason, T. Ku- bis, C. Kirkby, F. Kilburn. Row Two: R. Hall, G. Kelsey, G. Hall R. Hicks, P. LaClair, H. Gil- lett, M. Hall. Row Three: V. Haggerty, T. Hardy, L. Hull, W. Kelsey, J. Hall, J. Kirker, D. Kicchlc, S. Karpp, S. Gordon. HOMEROOM 10: Row One, I. to r.: M. Coulon, B. Brown, K. Hall, J. Beaumont. Row Two: L. Cook, J. Come, S. Compeau, R. Cole, B. Bartlett, S. Beckstead, S. Beckstead. Row Three: D. Christman, J. Bush, S. Bushaw, D. Corey, B. Chisholm, C. Bartlett, D. Coffie. Row Four: M. Bigarel, S. Carpenter, C. Coolidge, G. Conklin, L. Cough- lin, B. Carlisle, L. Alverson. 78 HOMEROOM 51: Row One, 1. to r.: D. Mathous, T. Northrop, R. McConnell, T. Moran, M. La- Fazia, A. Lashaw, R. O’Driscoll, C. Miller, J. LaManna, J. Mul- lis. Row Two: B. Papineau, C. Monroe, M. Petrie, J. Pitts, B. Parro, S. Pctranchuk, A. Martusewicz, M. Norton, G. New- ton, D. LaFave. Row Three: W. Osier, D. Mowers, R. Laidlaw, E. Molnar, J. Palmer, D. Oakes, D. Pharoah, J. Murphy, D. Petrie. HOMEROOM 11: Row One, 1. to r.: T. Farr, K. Fleming, M. Crossman, V. Gervera, J. Fred- erick, F. Gercnser, D. Cun- ningham. Row Two: A. Fuller, P. Gillespie, D. Cunningham. S. Elliott, M. Davenport, T. Far- rell M. Freeman. Row Three: S. Durant, M. Davis, Y. Delello, B. Davis, N. Gale, D. Daniels, D. Englehart, J. Gerenscr, H. Davis, S. Dwyer. 79 HOMEROOM 13: Row One, 1. to r.: D. Benware, R. Charlton, J. Buckley, S. Brand, K. Brown, B. Boshart, R. Cheal, D. Bristol. Row Two: G. Ashley, B. Beasor, P. Bretsch, F. Coleman, J. Brown, J. Abrantcs, D. Cook, J. Coleman. Row Three: C. Ash- ley, D. Adams, D. Cooke, C. Chambers, K. Alton, Chambers, S. Burns, A. Clarke, B. Brown, K. Brown. SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOM 16: Row One, 1. to r.: M. Kiechle, J. Klock, D. Lamica, D. Jenne, A. LaClair, J. Jackson, D. Lawrence, R. Lis- comb, R. Livingston, E. La- Plante. Row Two: W. Kelsey, C. McClain, B. Leuze, H. Kimball, L. Laidlaw, D. MacCue, A. La- Mar, J. Jones. Row Three: J. Leeson, B. Makuch, K. Lowe, K. Mathous, M. Kavanaugh, C. La- Clair, E. Leeson, E. Lingen- felter, J. Kubis. 80 HOMEROOM 18: Row One, 1. to r.: K. Schaumburg, T. Snyder, B. Rose, F. Simmons, W. Sibley, E. Steacy, B. Ryder, L. Sugrue. Row Two: K. Rose, L. Schell, R. Stevens, C. Rolfe, J. Sawyer, T. Sheldon, C. Russell, T. Ronas. Row Three: J. Sawyer, J. Sands, G. Rosebrook, D. Stone, M. Rosebrook, L. Robinson, R. Slate, R. Shaw, D. Shepard, D. Rolfe, L. Shaw. HOMEROOM 17: Row One, 1. to r.: B. Prior, T. Richie, A. O' Donnell, J. Ridsdale, T. Reed, J. Phelps, T. Murray, D. Olney. Row Two: L. Postorino, K. Morris, C. Reed, B. Reed, P. Parker, M. Molnar, K. Pitts, C. Neuroth. Row Three: J. Mitchell, J. Murphy, L. Paro, D. Monroe, J. McKee, S. Peck, B. McCready, J. Pricvo, P. Pickcrt, P. Peacock, E. Morrow, F. Mol- nar, D. McDaid. HOMEROOM 19: Row One, 1. to r.: K. Welser, J. Whitmore, R. Walts, R. Wilder. M. West, C. Walrath. Row Two: J. Williams, P. Verne, B. VanTasscl. J. Wil- met, D. VanCour, A. Trainham, B. Tanner, E. Tooley. Row Three: J. Walrath, R. Thompson, E. Walts, S. Wischoff, Y. Wells, D. Wilcox, R. Villeneuve, M. Tillman. HOMEROOM 15: Row One, I. to r.: H. Hall, N. Howard, B. In- gTam, P. Hamilton, P. Hammond Row Two: C. Halladay, S. Hunt- er, T. Fuller, M. Halladay. K. Hunneyman, S. Hamilton. Row Three: M. Guttierez, E. Hoover, R. Hall, J. Hatched, E. Holkins, T. Goodnough, K. Gilmore. Row Four: F. Grossier, A. Gil- lett, J. Hill, J. Hutton, S. Good- nough, C. Gillespie, T. Hall. 82 HOMEROOM 14: Row One, 1. to r.: T. Dingman, S. Davis, K. Demo, B. Dimon, B. Elliot, B. Dusharm, G. Donaldson. J. Crump, T. Frank, E. Franz. Row Two: C. Doyle, T. Davis, R. Dougall. M. Cooke, R. Freeman, S. Cooke, J. FaiTell. Row Three: C. Dindl, P. Fraser, K. Farr, S. Finley, C. Farmer, L. Fraser, W. Cornaire, K. Coughlin, S. Feisthamel. BOCES-BASIC SKILLS EDUCATION HOMEROOM 46: Row One, 1. to r.: J. Palmer, I. Bell, L. Coffie, B. Farrell, M. Swenson. Row Two: C. Ledger, R. Jacob- son, R. Delosh, A. Davis, T. Charlton, C. Phelps, L. Hall. 83 MORNING VOCATIONAL GIRLS: Row One, I. to r.: E. LaParr, M. Wenk, S. Ash- ley, C. Hermann, V. West. Row Two: L. Hall, C. Storey, V. Sixbury, G. Harrison, J. Bresett, P. Barbarito, N. Henderson. Row Three: D. Hunter, C. Kennel, F. La- Vancha, D. Zimmer, M. Landon. D. Deck- er, J. Walts. VOCATIONAL STUDENTS MORNING VOCATIONAL BOYS: Row One, 1. to r.: W. Slate, G. Coutcrmarsh, B. Verne, E. Charlton, F. Postorino, B. Cocco, M. Hicks. Row' Two: P. Trembley, R. La- Mora, P. Flack, R. Culbertson, K. Hall, D. Hicks, M. Eager, C. Dashnaw. AFTERNOON VOCATIONAL: Row One, I. to r.: T. McKeever, D. Jones, C. Lynch, D. Reed. Row Two: T. Custer, K. Davis, D. VanTassel, B. Gleason, S. Jack- son. Row Three: B. Pitts, D. Stevens, B. Chambers, T. Slate, F. Ruttan. 84 DELEGATES AND ALTER- NATES GRADES 10-12: (L. to R.) Row 1: T. Hull R. Jones G. Stiefel V. Martusewicz C. Papineau T. Northrop M. Aiken Row 2: C. Vock H. Wilson B. Coleman D. Jackson M. Laisdell M. Robinson R. Wclser Row 3: D. Brown H. Dobson D. Petrie D. Allen T. Wagoner J. Hamilton T. Mills DELEGATES AND ALTER- NATES GRADES 7-9 (L. to R.) Row 1: M. Robinson B. Prior J. Walrath C. Halladay L. Sugrue F. Coleman F. Gleason T. Snyder J. Klock Row 2: M. Swenson E. Lingenfelter K. Farr T. Alton C. Young V. Watson C. Neuroth C. Kirkby Mr. Huntress, advisor Row 3: L. Coffee S. Brand L. Coughlin K. Coughlin N. Simonds R. Villeneuve C. Eassa S. Slate D. Cunningham T. Farr Row 4: D. LaFave D. Petrie R. La Mora J. Dellcs D. Mowers L. Griffin D. Trembly P. Hamilton A. Gillette STUDENT COUNCIL 86 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN (L. to R.) Row 1: Shclcnc Halladay Shelley Tooley John Hamilton Donna Brown Barb Coleman Nancy Wilson Row 2: Tim Mills Rod Jones Herb Dobson Gordon Stiefel Don Allen Tim Wagoner Russell Welser EXECUTIVE COUNCIL (L. to R.) Row 1: Herb Dobson John Hamilton Gordon Stiefel Tim Mills Row 2: Shelene Halladay Rod Jones Shelley Tooley OFFICERS (L. to R.) Shelene Halladay . . . John Hamilton . . . . Rod Jones.......... Shelley Tooley . . . . Secretary President Vice President Treasurer 87 PRKSIDENT Gordon Stcifel VICE-PRESIDENT Herb Dobson SECRETARY Paula Liscomb TREASURER Janice DcGroat SENIOR CLASS The Senior Year is one of numerous activities and experiences. The year begins with the annual Maga- zine Drive, one of the major money-making activities. Later in the fall, the senior play is presented. The se- nior class also sponsors the school’s annual yearbook and is involved with the planning of the prom which takes place late in the spring. The class’s activities nat- urally end in June with graduation and all its accom- panying social activities. All in all, a very pleasant end to a valuable experience. Mrs. Johnice Hearn ADVISOR PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Eddie Brown Mark Brand Donna Brown TREASURER Brenda Coulon JUNIOR CLASS Mr. Joseph Durgin ADVISOR In the fall of the year, the Junior Class elected their officers. Under their leadership they have ordered their class rings earlier than in previous years, they have cooperated with the Student Council by purchasing an island in the Courtyard Project, and in the spring they presented the annual Junior Play, under the direction of Mr. Durgin and Miss Jacoby. 89 STAFF, Row 1, (L to r.): S. Gillette, T. Mills, M. LaMont, H. Dobson, K. Love, F. Bryuns, R. LaMora. Row 2: Miss Lewis-Advisor, S. Steele, G. Hewitt, J. Love, C. Donaghy, R. Stevenson, M. Rose, J. DcGroat, J. Estes. 90 FULL STAFF (L. to R.) Row 1: R. Jones B. Wilson G. Hewitt J. Laisdell Row 2: S. Alton P. O’Driscoll S. Steele K. Pickert P. Liscomb L. LaPorte B. Seitz Row 3: J. Williams W. Pitts S. Moran P. Sheldon P. Austin D. Simonds A. Rose YEARBOOK EDITORS (L. to R.) P. O’Driscoll P. Austin P. Sheldon 1971-72 OJEQUACK STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Pody Austin MANAGING CO-EDITORS Patti O’Driscoll Patti Sheldon SENIOR EDITOR Wanda Pitts STUDENT EDITOR Shelene Halladay ACADEMICS EDITOR Paula Liscomb UNDERCLASS EDITOR Steph Moran ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Linda LaPorte SPORTS EDITORS Judy Williams Stu Gillette COPY EDITOR Sherry Steele INDEX EDITOR Karen Pickert PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS John Love Rod Jones Greg Hewitt ART EDITOR Barb Seitz LAYOUT EDITORS Doreen Simonds Alta Rose Bob Wilson BUSINESS MANAGER Jim Laisdell AFS CLUB (L. to R.) Row 1: T. West J. Barbieri D. Simonds P. Sheldon L. Heck D. Jackson M. Walrath R. Welser M. LaMont Row 2: D. Jackson B. Wilson J. Sanders C. West N. Wilson Mr. Berry R. West W. Pitts Row 3: S. Rose J. Petranchuk M. Aiken K. Rose P. Liscomb P. Rothburg D. Olin D. Farrell S. Farrell K. Love B. Patterson AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE PRESIDENT Janet Sanders SECRETARY Cindy West TREASURER Nancy Wilson 92 afs exchange students JAM1LE BARBIER1 PATTI SHELDON This year at our school we are for- tunate enough to have both an exchange change student from Brazil and an Indian River student who spent the summer in Turkey. They are Jamile Barbieri and Patti Sheldon. Since Jamile’s arrival, she has become in- volved in many school and social ac- tivities. Following Patti’s return, she has been sharing her experiences with our communities. Each girl presented an assembly to the school showing slides and telling of their country’s customs. AFS CANDIDATES LORIE HECK BARB SEITZ In the fall Lorie Heck and Barb Seitz were selected by the AFS Adult Com- mittee as perspective exchange stu- dents. These two girls were among many qualified candidates who were considered for application. Barb, who is a senior, applied for the summer program. Lorie, who applied for the summer and school program, is currently a junior. One or both of these girls will be notified of their acceptance in early spring. We wish them the best of luck. 93 PLAY CAST Row 1: (kneeling) C. Vesperman R. Jones Row 2: (standing) G. Hewitt L. La Porte R. Stevenson P. Liscomb N. Eddy J. Hamilton H. Dobson J. DeGroat K. Drake “The Night Is My Enemy” by Fred Carmichael was presented by the Junior Class of Indian River Central School in the high school auditorium May 20 and 21,1971. This marked the first time in the school’s history a class had attempted to present a full-length tragedy in a professional-type production. Traditionally, drama at Indian River had been merely a method of raising money for class activities, but with “The Night Is My Enemy” drama at Indian River became an experience in the art of drama that few who shared it will soon forget. CAST OF CHARACTERS ROANE SHEPPERLY: TESSIE MACGUIRE: MARGARET BILLER: TOMMY BILLER: HESTER FONTAINE: HUBERT BILLER: RODNEY CHURCH: AUGUSTA GARVEY: GERALD CLAYTON: ORA FONTAINE: MASTER OF CEREMONIES: STUDENT DIRECTORS: STAGE MANAGER: FACULTY ADVISORS AND DIRECTORS: CLAUDIA VESPERMANN PAULA LISCOMB JANICE DEGROAT ROD JONES NINNETTE EDDY KEVIN DRAKE DICK STEVENSON LINDA LAPORTE GREG HEWITT JOHN HAMILTON HERB DOBSON MARTHA MORGAN JIM LAISDELL JOHN LOVE JOSEPH DURGIN DONNA JACOBY THE NIGHT IS MY ENEMY Presented By the Class of 72 Indian River Central School JUNIOR PLAY 94 SENIOR PLAY First Row, 1-r: G. Steifle, G. Hewitt, S. Gillette, R. Jones. Seated: C. Papineau, C. Turnbull, P. Liscomb, L. Laporte, J. Degroat, J. Sanders, J. Estes. Second Row: D. Stevenson, J. Hamilton. Third Row: J. Durgin, D. Jacoby, di- rectors. Front, 1-r: Shelly Tooley, Barbara Seitz, G. Wheeler. Second Row: D. Sharpe, C. Turnbull, S. Steele, P. O’Driscoll, S. Alton, V. Augustine, G. Noone, K. Booth. Third Row: J. Love, D. Rice, K. Drake, D. Chisolm, A. Demaille, H. Delies, P. Eassa, S. Jones, J. Harrington. 96 CAST FOR EXIT THE BODY BY FRED CARMICHAEL Lillian Seymour Jenny .......... Randolph . . . . Helen O’Toole . Kate Bixley . . Janet Sanders Linda LaPorte Rod Jones Jill Estes Connie Papineau Crane Hammond . Vernon Cookley . . Lyle Rogers .... Philip Smith . . . . Richard Hammond Paula Liscomb Gordon Steifel Greg Hewitt Richard Stevenson Stuart Gillette People with unparalleled talent, enthusiasm and dramatic professionalism were what made the class of 72’s senior play EXIT THE BODY such an over- whelming success. The task was indeed a great one, for just months before the same group of people had made dramatic history with the production of Indian River’s first serious drama, THE NIGHT IS MY ENEMY. On November 18 and 19 the senior class met the challenge and proved that at least for them the play was not simply an activity but an art that the class of ’72 will always be remembered for. 97 PERCUSSION SECTION (L. to R.) Row 1: S. Feather D. Jackson R. McIntyre Row 2: Mr. William Heck B. Seitz J. Morrow K. Love P. Curtis G. Vanderbogart R. Jones D. Eddy D. Trembly BRASS SECTION (L. to R.) Row 1: J. Sheldon V. Martusewicz T. Vanderbogart P. Austin Row 2: D. LaPorte C. Turnbull D. Petrie N. Wilson H. Delies SENIOR BAND WOODWIND SECTION (L. to R.) Row 1: B. Wilson S. Steele S. Steele A. Dindl Row 2: A. Reed A. Rose K. Rose M. Hayes T. Malloy E. Rose BRASS SECTION (L. to R.) Row 1: T. West N. Prior C. Heck J. Parker Row 2: J. Swenson T. Wagoner D. Petrie T. Leeson D. LaLone 98 WOODWIND SECTION (L. to R.) Row 1: P. Sheldon L. Adams L. Heck D. Brown B. Preston F. Bruyns W. Neuroth Row 2: S. McQuoid C. West J. Williams D. Simonds C. Walrath E. Neuroth C. Donaghy P. Drake L. Griffin Row 1: R. Wilson E. Neuroth N. Wilson C. Turnbull P. Austin H. Delies G. Vanderbogart S. Steele S. Steele Row 2: A. Reed J. Sheldon T. Vanderbogart N. Prior D. Petrie W. Neuroth K. Love D. Trembly D. Eddy R. Jones Mr. William Heck Row 3: T. Malloy F. Bruyns C. Heck T. Leeson SENIOR STAGE BAND 99 STRING SECTION (L. to R.) Row 1: R. Wilson J. Liscomb N. Eddy P. Austin J. Sanders D. Smith R. Villeneuvc M. Hayes Row 2: K. Pickcrt G. Wheeler M. Morgan E. Neuroth B. Coulon L. LaPorte C. West B. Coleman S. Moran Row 3: M. Bartlett D. Mosher S. Gillette L. Griffin K. Mosher V. Papineau W. Pitts M. LaMont D. Davis K. Dcmel STRING SECTION (L. to R.) Row 1: K. Love M. Rose B. Patterson D. LaFave L. Coulon C. Dingman Row 2: T. Kubis J. Moran S. Feather R. O.Driscoll A. Martusewicz V. Coleman T. LaClair A. Rose L. Heck Row 3: B. Chisholm L. Lingcnfelter J. Swenson F. Patterson D. Eddy P. Curtis J. Buckley R. Laid law 100 WOODWIND AND BRASS SECTION (L. to R.) Row 1: P. Sheldon C. Donaghy D. Brown W. Neuroth A. Dindl D. Simonds Row 2: E. Gillette J. Sheldon B. Brow A. Reed S. McQuoid N. Wilson N. Prior K. Drake Row 3: D. LaClair G. Vanderbogart R. Jones C. Turnbull B. Seitz D. Jackson H. Delies E. Brown T. Wagoner D. LaLone MRS. JULIA BOULET Conductor 101 Row 1, (I. to r.): C. Grieco, A. Dindl, J. Meeks. B. Patterson, R. Bushaw, N. Simonds, R. Villeneuve, G. Powell, J. Lis- comb, J. Sugruc, C. Walruth. Row 2: Mrs. Marjorie Heck, F. Buckley, T. Northrop, P. Aus- tin, S. Feather, A. Rose, E. Rose, D. Farrell, S. Bertrand, M. Rose, S. Steele, L. Adams. Row 3: N. Davis, M. VanEtten, P. Drake, B. Brow, M. Cullen, H. Turnbull, D. Trembly, K. Love, B. Seitz, L. Heck, S. Brand, D. Olin. Row 4: M. Bartlett, J. Moran, M. Shroeder, K. Rose, C. Heck, J. Swenson, T. Wagoner, R. Bridge, J. Liscomb, D. Crankit, T. Havens, D. Smith, C. Ashwood. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS JAZZ ROCK CHORAL Row 1, (1. to r.): G. Noone, M. Rose, S. Steele, A. Rose, J. Liscomb, L. Heck. Row 2: D. Trembly, K. Rose, K. Love, J. Meeks, B. Wilson, B. Patterson, J. Swenson, C. Heck, Mrs. Heck. . y- 102 ALL STATE MEMBERS (L. to R.) Row 1: D. Eddy-orchestra S. Steele-band J. Liscomb-chorus L. Heck-chorus A. Rose-chorus T. Wagoner-chorus J. Swenson-orchestra Row 2: B. Seitz-chorus N. Eddy-orchestra B. Wilson-orchestra R. Austin-orchestra C. Turnbull-orchestra S. Moran -orchestra M. Morgan-orchestra D. Smith-orchestra SENIOR HIGH ALL STATE JUNIOR HIGH BI-COUNTY JR. HIGH BI-COUNTY (L. to R.) Row 1: C. Ashwood J. Hill M. Kavanaugh C. Kirkby M. Cook R. Villeneuve M. Bartlett L. Posterino K. Rose Row 2: J. Hall B. Patterson R. Bridge W. Sibley Row 3: J. Sheldon A. Reed T. Maloy D. Trembly J. Williams F. Bruyns K. Love C. Heck 103 JUNIOR HIGH BAND (L. to R.) Row 1: C. Kirkby, V. Hag- gerty, A. Giilett, S. MacLeod, C. Dindl, K. Rose, C. Ashwood, R. Green, E. Giilett, Row 2: J. Wil- liams, B. Tanner, T. Sheldon, K. Hall, P. Hammond, F. Gleason, M. Coulon, D. VanDusen, S. Carpenter, D. Cunningham, D. Grieco, S. Love, S. Feisthammal, P. Parker, M. Kiechlc, J. Whit- more, J. Hall, T. Northrop, Row 3: A. LaClair, J. Mitchell. Row 4: L. Posterino, Mr. Heck, J. Hall, J. Williams, P. LaClair, E. Morrow, E. Tooley, B. Brown, M. Winslow. JUNIOR STAGE BAND (L. to R.) Row 1: S. Love E. Tooley D. Cunningham C. Kirkby T. Sheldon S. MacLeod K. Rose Row 2: A. Reed E. Giilett J. Hall J. Williams R. Green E. Morrow Mr. Heck JUNIOR CHORUS (L. to R.) Row 1: T. Kraft, J. Wilmet, C. Russell, J. Jones, W. Kelsey, E. Tooley, M. Winslow, W. Sibley, K. Hall, R. Green, T. Morrow, P. Parker, B. Boshardt, C. Far- mer, C. Neuroth, T. Hall. Row 2: M. Cook, A. Clark, J. Hill, R. Solluri, R. Thompson, P. Peacock, R. Shaw, D. Grieco, D. Cunningham, M. Kavanaugh. S. MacLeod, L. Posterino, T. Ronas, E. Holkins, Mrs. Heck. Row 3: R. Freeman, R.Cheal, A. Giilett, B. Ryan, A. Turn- bull, K. Rose, J. Kubis, D. Lawrence, A. LaMar, P. Fra- zier, E. Lingenfelter,T. Wenk, D. Cook, L. Frazier, L. Laidlaw, K. LaClair. 104 OFFICERS (L. to R.) Row 1: John Harrington Russell Welser John Hamilton Row 2: Mr. Woodward John Donaghy Ed Graham Dennis Haggerty FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA (L. to R.) Row 1: R. Welser J. Sorrell M. Leuze L. Davenport E. Graham J. Harrington F. Hughes D. Haggerty Row 2: D. VanAllen J. Delies S. Watson A. Graham S. Watson G. Russell G. Donaldson H. VanTassell Row 3: M. Shroeder E. Brown D. Guadalupe T. Ashley J. Hamilton D. Quigley D. AUen J. Donaghy S. Dean W. Gillette G. Stiefel C Walts 105 FUTURE TEACHERS (L. to R.) Row 1: D. Watson J. Sanders B. Wilson J. Liscomb D. Simonds L. Laporte P. Sheldon Mr. Crandall Row 2: C. West L. Heck E. Neuroth S. Steele M. VanEtten J. Barbieri P. Austin S. Steele P. Liscomb LITERARY CLUB (L. to R.) Row 1: Mr. Landas C. LaClair D. Watson W. Liscomb Row 2: J. Dudley S. Steele B. Brow LIBRARY CLUB (L. to R.) Row 1: D. Grieco L. Coughlin J. Sanders D. Cunningham T. Ward J. Hatchell J. Terise N. Wilson Row 2: S. Brand B. Prior D. Coburn L. Toutant S. Farrell S. Trerise M. Simmons T. Benson K. Augustine M. Weaver P. Simonds 106 ETV TECHNICIANS (L. to R.) Row 1: D. Olin J. Robinson S. Hebert P. Gillespie Row 2: A. Bush R. Tanner G. Estes H. Dobson SKI CLUB (L. to R.) Row 1: J. Williams M. Robinson S. Tooley S. Osterhout W. Pitts F. Pitts Row 2: E. Youngs L. Heck P. Delles G. Wheeler N. Eddy Row 3: D. Vock R. Tanner P. Eassa F. Ruttan D. Reynolds Row 4: R. Prior H. Dobson K. Drake T. Aiken Row 5: S. Slate C. Carr E. Brown K. Kent A. Bush Row 6: A. DcMaille S. Jones Mr. Durgin R. Brown (L. to R.) Row 1: K. Mosher T. Hull S. Dwyer F. Coleman P. Peacock J. Gerenser P. Parker Row 2: D. Wischoff J. Parker G. Delles J. Pitts N. Simonds M. Coleman Row 3: J. Makuch D. Coburn K. Coughlin T. Wenk C. Farmer L. Coughlin Row 4: C. Vock P. Liscomb D. Jackson S. Brand R. Brown Row 5: B. Bartlett T. Pacella S. Drake J. Williams 107 MAGAZINE DRIVE TEAM CAPTAINS (L. to R.) Janice DeGroat, Linda LaPorte, Chndi Turnbull, Martha Morgan, Rod Jones, Pody Austin. $100 SALESMEN (L. to R.) Row 1: C. Bridge, J. Sanders, J. Williams, M. Drake, M. Booth, L. Farrell, D. Phelps. Row 2: L. LaPorte, P. O’Driscoll, K. Pickert, N. Fleming, W. Pitts, N. Eddy, M. Freeman, J. DeGroat. Row 3: G. Wheeler, B. Wilson, C. Morrow, T. Aiken, D. Hicks, A. DeMaille, C. Hermann. 108 CO-MANAGERS (L. to R.) Linda LaPorte Rod Jones NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (L. to R.) Row 1: M. Morgan, C. Papineau, C. Turnball, J. Hamilton, H. Delles, P. Austin, B. Haggerty, G. Hewitt, D. LaLonc, L. LaPorte. Row 2: J. Leuze, S. McQuoid, P. 0’Driscoll, A. Rose, B. Seitz, P. Sheldon, D. Olin, K. Rose. Row 3: R. Wilson, J. Liscomb, W. Pitts, P. Liscomb, J. Barbieri, J. Love, M. Rose, S. Jones. INDUCTEES (L. to R.) Row 1: J. Liscomb W. Pitts J. Barbieri S. Jones D. Simonds Row 2: R. Wilson P. Liscomb J. Love M. Rose OFFICERS (L. to R.) Mrs. Fullington Advisor Martha Morgan President Barbara Seitz Secretary Harry Delles Treasurer Alta Rose Vice President LATIN CLUB (L. to R.) Row 1: M. Morgan K. Mosher C. Donaghy P. Hamilton J. Dudley E. Rose J. Liscomb Row 2: P. Sheldon S. Alton D. Jackson L. LaPorte C. Vock A. Dindl Row 3: M. Aiken J. Pctranchuk S. Bertrand R. West R. March C. Turnbull P. O’DriscoU (L. to R.) Row 1: S. Gillette C. Eassa D. La Lone D. Sharpe T. Malloy D. Watson J. Swenson Row 2: T. Wagoner D. Brown J. Wenk K. Pickert E. Neuroth L. Heck Row 3: S. Rose T. Northrop J. Sanders H. Delles M. Rose M. Rose S. McQuoid B. Haggerty 110 (L. to R.) Row 1: R. Dibble D. Cronk D. Simonds P. Austin Row 2: B. Preston M. Hayes T. Berry Miss Bessette G. Ward C. Gleeson C. West R. HatcheU FRENCH CLUB (L. to R.) Row 1: D. Brown J. Sanders P. Liscomb E. Neuroth M. Morgan A. Rose L. LaPorte Row 2: R. Jones J. Hamilton G. Hewitt K. Love H. Dellcs T. Mills Mr. Gee 111 VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row, 1-r: R. Mousaw, S. Gillette, R. Folsom, J. Mills, E. Brown, S. Slate, J. Laisdell, K. Eager. Second Row: R. Jones, J. Robinson, J. Ambrose, D. Ryder, S. Slate, J. Kirch, S. McLain, B. Coleman, F. Coleman, manager. Third Row: Coach Folsom, K. Drake, B. Scott, E. Charl- ton, D. Cunningham, S. Gillette, B. Rosbrook, F. Postorino, M. Brand, G. Coutermarsh, Coach Paddock. SCHEDULE SCORES Indian River — 34 Alexandria Bay - 0 Away Indian River — 20 Clayton - 0 Away Indian River - 22 Carthage - 6 Away Indian River - 54 S. Jefferson - 7 Away Indian River — 20 Lowville - 8 Home Indian River - 44 South Lewis - 20 Away Indian River — 12 Immaculate Heart - 16 Home 114 WARRIOR SEASON ENDS The Warrior’s football season is over-with nothing to be ashamed of and everything to be proud of. The Indi- an River team improved greatly from last season, and even though the team lost it’s bid for the championship in our loss to 1HC, we should have much praise for the team. Much credit was given to the Warriors for their good sportsmanship and hard playing from the opposing coaches and the referees. Here are some of the accomplishments achieved during the year; Our team was first in offensive scoring with 206 points. We were second only to IHC in defense, allowing opposing teams to score only 57 points. The team placed five players on the All-Star Team and had two honorable mentions. The All—Stars are offen- sive center Steve Slate, offensive guard Rod Jones, offensive tackle Jim Laisdell, running back Stu Gillette and defensive tackle Ray Mousaw. Running back Steve Gillette and quarter back Bob Folsom made honorable mention. Scoring TDS PATS TOTAL Stu Gillette 11 4 74 Steve Gillette 6 2 40 Bob Folsom 5 3 36 Ed Brown 4 1 26 Passing ATT COM YDS TD PEI INT Bob Folsom 85 44 439 2 51.7 8 Receiving RECS YDS TDS AVG Steve Gillette 16 161 0 10.0 Ed Brown 10 114 1 11.4 John Robinson 6 101 1 16.8 Kevin Drake 6 41 0 6.8 Rushing ATT YDS TDS AVG Stu Gillette 213 1384 11 6.5 Steve Gillette 87 412 6 4.8 Bob Folsom 44 184 5 4.2 John Robinson 26 157 1 6.0 Ed Brown 14 57 1 4.0 ALL-STAR PLAYERS The Indian River football team was fortunate to have five of its players selected for the Frontier League All- Star Team, and another two players selected for Honorable Mention. The winners are picked by all the league coaches, who vote for whom they consider the best at each of the twenty-two positions. The All-Stars for this year are Center Steve Slate, Offensive Guard Rod Jones, Tackle Jim Lais- dell. Running Back Stu Gillette, and Defensive Tackle Ray Mousaw. Honorable Mention was given to Running Back Steve Gillette and Quarterback Bob Folsom. Congratula- tions to these boys and the entire team for a job well done. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Kevin Drake Bob Folsom Steve Gillette Offensive Right End Quarterback Defensive Halfback 116 SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS JIM LAISDELL STUART GILLETTE ROD JONES 117 RAY MOUSAW BRUCE ROSBROOK STEVE SLATE VARSITY SOCCER Row 1, 0. to r.): J. Sheldon, P. Simser.S. Hatchell.F. Bruyns.E. Graham, J. Meeks, M. Cocco. Row 2: S. Dean, J. Sanders, J. Swenson, D. Booth, K. Robbins, K. DePasque. Row 3: Coach Weaver, M. Patterson, D. Stevenson, G. Reed, F. Ruttan, S. Hebert, R. Pitts. SCHEDULE SCORES Indian River — 1 Copenhagen 4 Sept. 20 Indian River — 3 Henderson - 2 Sept. 23 Indian River — 2 Lyme 5 Sept. 27 Indian River - 0 Cape Vincent 5 Sept. 30 Indian River — 1 LaFargeville 2 Oct. 4 Indian River - 1 Lowville - 0 Oct. 6 Indian River — 0 South Jefferson - 2 Oct. 8 Indian River - I Copenhagen 3 Oct. 11 Indian River - 4 Henderson 1 Oct. 13 Indian River - 5 Lyme 2 Oct. 15 Indian River - 1 Cape Vincent 0 Oct. 18 Indian River — 0 LaFargeville 1 Oct. 20 Indian River - 2 Lowville - 2 Oct. 22 Indian River — 0 South Jefferson 4 Oct. 25 118 SENIOR PLAYERS ED GRAHAM Line (Inside) DICK STEVENSON Halfback KIM DANIELS Line (Wing) BOB COCCO Halfback DENNY HICKS Fullback JACK MEEKS Halfback MIKE PATTERSON Line (Inside) FLOYD RUTTAN Halfback 119 VARSITY BASKETBALL Row One, 1-r: D. Petrie, R. Folsom, J. Robinson, M. Patterson, D. Booth. Row Two: R. Culbertson, T. McKeever, E. Charlton, B. Clark, T. Leeson, G. West, Coach Paddock. CO-CAPTAINS Gary West Bob Folsom Mike Patterson 120 121 BASKETBALL SENIORS GARY WEST MIKE PATTERSON BOB FOLSOM SENIOR RECORDS In their Varsity Basketball careers at Indian River Central the following senior players have compiled total points scores of more than 150 points: Robert Folsom 683 total points Gary West 293 total points Mike Patterson 197 total points Co-captain Bob Folsom’s total points scored is the second highest one in the history of Indian River Central School. Although the team had a very frustrating season, they have a lot to be proud of with the spirit with which they played. It’s easy to be a good winner, but it takes character to face dis- appointment without bitterness. And this alone is one more thing to be proud of in a year that seemed filled with criticism. Everyone loves a winner, but Indian River Central can also claim pride in finishing a season without look- ing back in anger, but looking forward to another season next year. 122 Indian River hosted its first Christmas Basketball Tourna- ment this season. With four teams participating the tournament began December 29 with Herman-DeKalb playing Heuvelton in the first game. Our Warriors faced Otselic Valley in the second game and won. The consolation and championship games were scheduled for December 30 at 7:00 but had to be canceled until December 31, 1971 at 1:00 P. M. In the consolation game Heuvelton was victorious over Otselic Valley. The Warriors took the second game from Herman-DeKalb winning the tournament. At the end of the championship game a trophy was given to the Warriors and an All-Star team was chosen. Two of our War- riors named to this team were John Robinson and Gary West. Mike Patterson was given honorable mention for playing an out- standing game. The most valuable player award was given to Indian River’s Bob Folsom. 123 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT JR. VARSITY WRESTLING Row 1, l-i: D. Sharpe, R. Bridge, A. Vantassel, A. Lynch, H. Turnbull, E. Coco, M. Coco, C. Farmer, R. Bridge, C. Bridge. Row 2: S. Laplante, M. Dusharm, J. Filiatrault, B. Colman, C. Lynch, J. St. Croix, R. Jones, B. Jackson, S. Slate, P. Curtis, R. Coco. Row 3: J. Purcell, S. Slate, S. Slate, E. Brown, J. Mills, K. Drake, S. Slate, B. West, J. Lamont, S. Gillette. Row 4: Coach Smith, D. Laporte, J.Hudson, S. Gillette, G. Couter- marsh, J. Laisdell, D. Cunningham, B. Rosbrook, R. Vanornam, Coach Williams. “We’re number 1!!” That’s what our fans shouted when our warriors clinched the league championship by defeating Bea- ver River in our final match. We have a 12-0 league record. Our wrestlers have compiled some beautiful records during the season. We’ve scored 514 team points while allowing opposing teams to score only 153. Our varsity boys have also totaled 131 takedowns, 48 decisions and 59 pins. The junior varsity has scored 570 team points with only 184 against. They have 75 takedowns, 54 pins and 32 decisions. Some of those who have helped to make an outstanding wrestling season are; Steve Slate, a senior with a 12-0 record. He leads in pins and points, 11 and 69, respectively. Jim Laisdell is second in pts. with 62. He has 9 near falls, 7 pins and a 12-0 record. Bruce Jackson has an 11-1-0 record, with 11 predicaments, 36 team pts. and 12 reversals. Steve Gillette has an 11-0-1 record and 51 team points. Missing half the season with injuries, senior captain Stu Gil- lette has a 6-0-1 record, 5 pins and 35 team points. Bruce Rosbrook has a 10-1-1 record and 59 team points. Junior Charly Lynch has an 11-1-0 record, 4 pins and 50 team pts. Joe Filiatrault has an 8-2-1 record, with 20 takedowns, 8 escapes and 7 predicaments. The surprise of the team is freshman Abel Lynch, who surprised everyone by getting a 10-2-0 record in the league and showing great promise for the team in the future. Congratulations to the entire team and especially the coaches, Mr. Williams and Mr. Durgin, varsity coaches, and Mr. Smith, Mr. Robertson, and Mr. Johnston, junior varsity coaches. All of them have helped to make our Warriors the number one team in the league and we’re proud of them. 124 SCHEDULE SCORES Indian River 44 Copenhagen 17 Dec. 4 Indian River 48 General Brown 9 Dec. 8 Indian River 28 Lowville 27 Dec. 10 Indian River 42 South Lewis 16 Dec. 15 Indian River 37 Carthage 15 Dec. 17 Indian River 40 South Jeff 15 Jan. 5 Indian River 52 Alex Bay 3 Jan. 12 Indian River 64 Lafargeville 6 Jan. 15 Indian River 41 Sandy Creek 15 Jan. 19 Indian River 58 IHC 4 Jan. 21 Indian River - Clayton - Feb. 5 Indian River - Beaver River - Feb. 9 Indian River 19 Watertown 31 out of league AUBURN CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT On December 29, our varsity wrestling team took part in the Christmas Tournament at Auburn High School. This was an all day affair, but the time spent was well worth it. Our boys came home tied for first place with Rush-Henrietta, a big Rochester high school. Four of our boys won first place-Abel Lynch at 107 lbs, Stu Gillette at 147 lbs, Steve Gillette at 159 lbs, and Jim Laisdell at 177 lbs. Bruce Jackson and Charley Lynch came away with second place honors in their weight classes and Steve Slate won the third place award in his class. Much praise should go to our team for their outstanding job in competition against seven other tough wrestling teams. 123 SENIOR WRESTLERS SENIOR RECORDS Cort Bridge 119 lbs. 3-8-0 Robert Coco 177 lbs. 6-1-0 Kevin Drake 155 lbs. 11-0-0 Stu Gillette 145 lbs. 6-0-1 Steve Gillette 167 lbs. 11-0-1 Bruce Jackson 138 lbs. 11-1-0 Rod Jones 138 lbs. 1-0 Jim Laisdell 177 lbs. 12-0-0 Bruce Rosbrook Hwt. 10-1-1 Steve Slate 155 lbs. 12-0-0 David Sharpe 98 lbs. 6-6-0 High School Wrestling Match Unlike Professional Debacles arriors Warrior op Spot Win 9th JIM LA1SDELL IS GRF.FTEI) BY HIS TEAM � off the mat after winning his match for IndU AUBURN — Indian River Central School of Philadel- phia and Rush-Henrietta Cen- tral School of Henrietta tied for title honors in the 12th annual Auburn Invitational e s 11 i n g meet held here V ’nesday. The two co-win- tftreach scored 79% points. 0. ° Creek Central was third, while East 6-Minoa was fourth Jerse Academy took The words “wrestling latch” conjures a quick im- ;e in the mind: Overweight, runting men gouging each .her before a rabid crowd of gar smoking fans, usually n television when there is an bsence of quality entertain- lent to offer. In high school wrestling 'atches. it's not like that at 11, and Friday night’s contest e tween Indian River and atertown at the Cyclone vinnasium was an excellent xample of the difference. The gymnasium was almost acked (over 1.000 paid and pproximately 1,200 total) nd it was students and par- nts doing the yelling. The high school wrestler is n outstanding specimen of •hysical fitness. He must be o exert the strength neces- ary to stay on the mat for ix intense minutes. The Warriors had spoiled he Cyclone’s junior varsity ecord with 34-28 win. Water own’s junior team had not. ;ht matches. Indian River 44, South 1� - R. Bridge (IR) pi. o Sandy Creek team 6«c 0 V ints and the East Minoa team d Mynderse ac- Indian River trampled IHC 43-6 for their ninth victory ol the season, to keep Indiar River alone in first place ir. Frontier League wrestling. In the 177 pound class Jim Laisdell of Indian Rivei drew IHC’s Sam Felice whe had run up a string of eight straight victories this year. Alexandria Bay edged San dv Creek 29-26 Lowvillt « ■ . Auburn, host ..d Nottingh ion 5:25 e v’ 105 - A. Lynch (IR) o a c .NfO Barren 11-2 % 112 — M. Thomson (SJ) .1 . ✓ Cocco 3:33 s � � V lit — T. Jamieson (SJ) pi. ' Bridge 5:50 '5 , 9 124 - T. Beattie (SJ) decivoneo vv «., • V llatrault 7-3 Z v . C . - 132 - C. Lynch (IR) decinone N v failed tO SCV McCobo 14-1 «oN, 13« — B. Jackson (IR) decivoned P wT-51.u 6iii.it. (ir) «.o by forf.it l he Indian River team 155 - Steve State (IR) pinned R Jer- ome 1:50 , i 7 — Steve Gillette (IR) decliioned K. Avery 13-S 177 — J. Laidsdell (IR) pinned B. Por- ter 4:35 MW — B. Rose brook (IR) decliioned K. Fuller 4-1 smothered 46-3. Co South u O- Brown overrar d Clay h Jefl Junior Varsity: Indian River 57, South Jefferson 9 four champions: Abel Lyncs 107 pounds: Stu Gillette, 147, who was state champion last year: Steve Gillette. 157. and Jim Laisdell, 177. Charles Lynch, 132. and Bruce Jack- |son, 140, finished second in d Steve Slate, Indian River Wins First Place Crown strai Indian River captured the' Frontier League wrestling crown with a 36-12 verdict lover Beaver River. -'SWi____ inds. and •re first . c He Sie- ed c away, 4.c'-° 'aces oV° Bob lamps went throug the league schedule unbeaten and are favorites to take hon- ors in the league tournament set for this weekend at JCC. The Indian River junior vj.fl A- — , «A 'Ctjfi C- n arsit won steve Slate, Indian River’s 157 lh. wrestler pins IHC’s Harding Friday night. Indian River captured their 9th straight Frontier League match. .i d i a n River was a step away from clinching the Fron tier’Wrestling Crown. The; clinched at least a ti( Wednesday night when the; defeated Clayton. 36-15. Indian River can be as sured of no worse than a ti in the Frontier Wrestling League, but its unlikely tha their Saturday opponent Beaver River, can pull the up set. Indian River 34. Clayton fS ... 9i — T. Pacific (C) dtciaionad C O Sharp. 24-2 105 — A. Lynch (IR) decliioned A. 7a v 4-2 112 - M. Coco (IR) plnnad B. Minnoc Ut — N. Eiiason (C) pinned C. Bridg 1:31 124 — J. Fillatrault (IR) decliioned . Kellogg 10-1 132 - C. Lynch (IP) d«cl� ion d R. Pt Cifi- 1-1 145 — 0. Wingrath (C) dcciHonod C Jackvjn t-4 145 — R. Meeks (C) drew with Stu G lette 7-7 155 — S Slate (IR) pinned J. Goke 1:17 147 - Steve Gillette (IR) decliioned I Kay 17-2 177 — J. Laitell (IR) decuioned J. Fo key 11-5 MW — R. Rosebrook (IR) pinned I Roaen 3:2«. Junior Vanity: Indian River 44, Or ton 15. ie for Wrestlers 128 138 LB. N.Y.S. CHAMPION STUART GILLETTE The Yearbook staff would like to dedicate this page to Stu Gillette—NYS wrestling champ. In his junior year during the 1970—1971 season, he placed second in our league, in the 138 lb. wt. class. He went on to the sectionals and continued to win. He then went to the state finals at the Syracuse War Memorial, where he represented Sec. 3. There he defeated his first two opponents, with final scores of 18-4 and 10-4. His toughest match was in the semi-finals, where he finally won 5-3. In his final match he led all the way and ended with a 14-10 score and the championship. He became the first first place state champ from our school and also from our league. Now Stu is a senior and is again a wrestler. He is doing very well and is unbeaten in our league. We know that he will keep up the good work and go just as far again this year. Stuart Gillette, second from left, NYS first place 138 lb. wrestling champ. 129 JUNIOR VARSITY SPORTS Football, First Row, 1-r: E. Youngs, B. Papineau, R. Mcllroy, D. Ricter, T. Maloy, S. Slate, J. St. Croix, J. Lamont. Row Two: W. Neuroth, T. Gueverra, F. Postorino, J. Hewitt, K. Trocio, D. Laporte. Row Three: B. Brown, manager, K. Kent, J. Purcell, R. Am- brose, M. Monroe, B. West, S. Slate, C. Farmer, Coach Brown. 130 Basketball, First Row, 1-r: W. Freeman, T. Malloy, B. Papineau, J. Prince. Row Two: Coach Plantz, K. Kent, R. Shaw, M. Dickson, P. Gueverra, C. Oatman, J. Palmer. JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING Row 1, (1. to r.): C. Walrath, E. LaPlante, M. Halladay, F. Coleman, F. Gleason, R. Coburn, R. Abrantes. Row 2: B. Dimon, J. Klock, W. Osier, S. Hunter, J. Walrath, C. Halladay, M. Rosbrook, J. Williams. Row 3: Coach Robertson, L. Robinson, T. Murray, D. Van- Tassel, D. Oakes, P. Wagoner, D. Monroe, E. St. Croix, Coach Johnston. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row 1, (1. to r.): W. Demel, R. Giltz, A. Graham, M. CuUen, R. Ambrose, J. Sheldon, P. Simser, S. Hatched, R. Bushaw. Row 2: B. Freeman, K. Leeson, K. Finley, C. Robbins, J. Vock, M. Simmons, C. Hamilton, J. Hewitt, T. LaLonde, Coach Weaver. 131 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS (L. to R.) Row 1: L. Heck. Row 2: P. Liscomb, J. Sanders, D. Brown, J. Williams, B. Coulon. Row 3: S. Moran. 132 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Steph Moran Janet Sanders Paula Liscomb Judy Williams 133 GIRLS’ SOCCER Row 1,0. to r.): J.Wenk, C. Panchou. A. Rose, J. Dudley, W. Pitts. Row 2: T. Doxtater, B. Bartlett, G. Powell, S. Rose, J. Petranchuk, A. Dindl, R. Thompson. Row 3: A. Ordway, P. Drake, R. Coutermarsh, C. Moran, B. Currier, J. Liscomb, M. Aiken. SCHEDULE Indian River 2 Indian River 3 Indian River 5 Indian River 1 Indian River 2 Indian River 4 Indian River 6 Indian River 0 Indian River 2 Indian River 3 SCORES 0 General Brown 3 Clayton 2 Sackets Harbor 2 South Jefferson 1 Alexandria Bay 5 Belleville 2 Sandy Creek 4 LaFargeville 4 Lowville 4 Harrisville 134 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Row 1, (1. to r.): J. Hoover, S. Parker. Row 2: M. Jones, S. Moran, J. Vantassel, C. West. Row 3: N. Fleming, C. Moran, B. Currier, J. Liscomb. Indian River Indian River Indian River Indian River Indian River Indian River Indian River Indian River Captain Liscomb receiving FIRST place trophy SCHEDULE SCORES 38 20 Sandy Creek 22 21 South Jefferson 30 8 General Brown 20 45 Immaculate Heart 43 8 Sackets Harbor 43 11 General Brown 15 29 Beaver River 36 33 Belleville 135 GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL Row 1, (1. to r.): S. Alton, W. Pitts, S. Parker, J. Petranchuk, S. Rose. Row 2: S. Treise, T. VanOrnum, M. Jones, S. Moran, J. Van Tassel, C. West, A. Dindl. Row 3: H. Rodgers, D. Swem, J. LaLonde, C. Moran, B. Currier, J. Liscomb, M. Aiken. SENIOR PLAYERS Row 1: Alta Rose Julie Liscomb Wanda Pitts Row 2: LuAnn Stevens Stephanie Moran Nancy Fleming Sue Alton 136 CUSTODIANS (L. to R.) Row 1: A. Cannell D. Gibson D. Currier Row 2: G. Coon J. Coon R. Burnham BUS DRIVERS (L. to R.) Row 1: J. Sieuertson N. Leuze M. Watson G. Sullivan B. Scott Row 2: V. Delies T. Ronas L. Fleming R. Wilson D. Love D. Brown L. McKcever CAFETERIA HELP (L. to R.) Row 1: M. Sixbury V. Mowers V. Reed M. Currier L. Preston M. Bushaw Row 2: V. Myers M. Hudson H. Mack P. Perron B. Booking K. MacFarlane 137 Aiken, Terry L. SENIOR DIRECTORY Carr, Clifford Drake, Kevin 108 Mill St. 109 High St. 8526 LeRay St. Theresa, N.Y. Theresa, N.Y. Evans Mills, N.Y. Aiken, Timothy Chambers, Bruce Drake, Margaret 103 Pine St. R.D.No. 1 Halls Corners Rd. Theresa. N.Y. Theresa, N.Y. Phila., N.Y. Alton, Susan Rt. 1 Chisholm, Donald Duff, Jerry R.D. No. 1 106 Mill St. Antwerp, N.Y. Theresa, N.Y. 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