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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1974 volume:

Bfe. -OSSF - v mi-hWt i$p v • «3 : ...-.: x. .«arasE«w , ;■v sHe! ft . .• • j® -swi -V ? ’.£■ ;c . , «Maf £ £ %£-sKSc % ‘‘ 181 • -V i .1 0 vv. :� .'•.'4k‘:'-'' £vT • -VJ “We Remember ’74“ I can remember the difficult trek, trying to live, It was hard to gain perspective; I remember the first pangs of puppy love, The terrible time of forgetting. I remember the fights we all had, Arguing over silly, unimportant matters; I recall the sorrow of losing friends to the rest of the world; They meant a lot to us all. There were times when we laughed together, We were built up together, We fell down together; It was exciting, the time of growing up. Together we could always make it; And I remember the hurt of final parting, I remember 1974. by Laura Coulon Ojequack Indian River Central School Philadelphia, New York Volume XIV Remembering. . . 2 Seniors . . . ... 3 Underclassmen 4 Sports . . . ... 5 Activities Although there are many people who hope to stay am arW culture in America, only some ol them can get a chance. IT And fortunately I was one of them. rhi.- year was the second time I lived away from my family. But it was surely nit a£ort of year 1 had before. . All through the lifewl ImniK jhe Lalaves. and many you people of I.R.( Hould understand the im- potence of relation, what might be called friendship, wer the j ferences of our culti H so I would like yojkto excuse me to qu Hpart of my favorite song. ___ ----------------- I’m not really Lod at stating soj If you smile at me. I wfjl tind'e tand, ’cause that is something everybody everywhe language.’ At last 1 wanM thank yuu ieople of A.F.S. who mflWHrtlWble to It is hard to describe the deep appreciation and the special memories that the Class of '74 holds for Mr. William Berry. It takes quite a person to make endoplasmic reti- culum appealing to every member of the class. He must also be credited for the devotion and spare lime he gave to make our activities such as the junior and senior plays. AFS musicals, AFS club, and pool parties successful and memo- rable. He is a man we will always remember. We Remember Two very special people who left a deep impression in the heart of the class of’74. Wishing to make known our affection for each of them, we dedicate our yearbook to Miss CAROL LOVLNGUTH and Mr. WILLIAM BERRY. We can think of few other teachers who have devoted as much time and patience to the development of sportsman- ship here at IRC as Miss Lovenguth. Not only has she influ- enced Girl's Sports by bringing them to their highest peak during our high school years, but she has also promoted school spirit through her art talents and with her work with cheerleading. We’ll never forget her! 4 Oh can’t you see the morning after? It’s waiting right outside the storm. lilii Why don’t we cross the bridge together And find a place that's safe and warm. It’s not too late, we should be giving; 9 Only with love can we climb. It’s not too late, not while we’re living 10 Let’s put our hands out in time. There’s got to be a morning after n We’re moving closer to the shore. I know we’ll be there by tomorrow, And we'll escape the darkness; We won’t be searching anymore. The Board of Education The work of the Board of Education, for the most part, has been behind the scenes of our every- day school life. They are responsible for making decisions and spend many tedious hours doing so for the benefit of the students. Row 1: Mrs. J. Gillet, Mr. R. Laisdell, Mrs. K. Rudes. Row 2: Mr. F. Stevens, Mr. G. Sheldon, Mr. A. Crosby, Mr. R. Wallace. Not present: Mrs. R. Hulbert and Mr. D. Turnbull. Mrs. L. Waite, Mrs. J. O'Driscoll, Mrs. C. Buster. Mr. P. Fredenburg (District Qerk). Dr. William Dadey, District Principal. 13 Administration Where in the school was there such activity as in the Main Office? The Senior class remembers the warm responsive- ness of the people working in the office towards the problems and needs of the students. Their concern was genuine and will be remembered in a special way. Mr. Irwin Brown, Principal Mr. Kenneth Carpenter, Vice-Principal Secretaries: Mrs. M. Dougall, Mrs. E. Lingenfelter, Mrs. W. Feather. M Faculty A big part of our school life has been spent in the presence of many dedicated teachers. They not only taught us, but they also helped bring out in each of us the individual with his own special tal- ents. The faculty was taken for granted much of the time and we never really showed them how much we appreciated them. So now, we, the Class of 1974, would like to extend our deeply felt thanks to the many teachers of Indian River Cen- tral for making our years here so very fulfilling and enjoyable. Dr. John Wrape, Coordinator of Instruction HISTORY DEPARTMENT: W. Wright N. Goodwin, chairman R. Guga D. Kenney T. Passino P. Barry D. Smith C. Crandall 15 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT N. Bessette J. Handschur HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT M. Rodgers J. Woodward M. Dumas MATH DEPARTMENT A. Balchikonis S. Jones G. Smith M. Quencer J. Glenn G Coolidge W. Huntress, Chairman 17 MUSIC DEPARTMENT W. Heck J. Boulet T. Crast ART DEPARTMENT L. Nicholas W. Gcller T. Robertson ENGLISH DEPARTMENT J. Durgin M. Scozzafava J. Hearn M. Landas F. Hollis A. Cutway J. Wcinsheimer N. Landas, Chairman 18 E. Eddy, Special Education E. Brown, Special Education HEALTH DEPARTMENT S. Weaver W. Paddock C. Folsom 19 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT B. Schreiber C Campany N. Moore SCIENCE DEPARTMENT W. Berry R. Timmerman N. Gec E. Walker W. Huntress M. Fullington, Chairman INDUSTRIAL ART DEPARTMENT J. Franck M. Marsh L. Nicholas 20 L Dingman, Driver Education Instructor 21 Senior Class We reinber our first years at IRC, the way we shied away from each other and tended to stick to only a few of our well-known friends, the lightness with which we faced the thought of our future, the silly and futile arguments with friends who we thought were oddly different, the hard times we gave to the teachers who we didn t realize were really concerned about our futures, the way we shrugged off school activities and didn’t really feel a part of them because we were so young and were just the “squirts” of the high school. We remember all of these things but we haven’t allowed them to hold us back. And now that we have reached our final year in high school we remember much more meaningful things than those mentioned above. We remember the Junior and Senior Plays, the Magazine Drive, AFS musical, all the big sports games and so many other school activities. And what was so important about these activities that makes them so memorable? The importance lies in the way we all came to know and care about each other, as friends and as peo- ple. We came to realize our dependence upon one another for support in the things we undertook and encourage- ment in the goals that began to form in our minds for a life in the future. And we especially remember how all these events helped us to reach the point of maturity that makes it evident that we would miss each other when gradua- tion finally parts us and sends us on our own separate ways. Sr. CLASS OFFICERS Wendy Pius, President; Brenda Bartlett, Vice Presi- dent; Mrs. Hearn, Advisor; Mieki Aiken, Treasurer; Terry West, Secretary. Micki Aiken Eunice Aimonetti Kevin Albern Charlene Aldrich Dorothy Ashley Rhonda Ashwood Connie Allen Sandra Alton Brenda Bartlett Robert Bartlett Timothy Berry Sherry Bertrand Marilyn Bartlett Trudy Benson Class Couple: Barb Currier, Terry McKeever David Bowhall Earl Brown Norita Brown Joseph Briant Russell Bridge Nicest Smile: Monica Lynch, Paul Bridge 26 27 Laura Coulon Deborah Cranick Gass Gowns: Susie Rose. Peter Curtis Jay Crump 29 Paul Cunningham Most Athletic: Cindy Moran, Bruce Clark 30 Randy Davis Terry Delies Dennis Demo Barbara Currier Peter Curtis )■■■ ■■■■■ w JHHI iBBBSS! I Lloyd Davenport Denna Davis Ron Dibble «I Janet Dudley Carlton Fanner Ann Dindl Zabeth Farr Catherine Dingman Eric Haas Dennis Haggerty Marie Hall Terry Hall Karen Hardy Roberta Hatchell Thelma Havens Margaret Hayes Debra Hermann Carolyn Hicks Michael Hicks Bartina Hilligas Jane Hoover 35 Kevin Kent Stanley Kubis 36 r Kimberly LaClair Michael LaMont Robert LaPlante Mary Lawton Linda Lingenfelter Essie Lashaw Kevin Love Robert Mcllroy John McIntyre Terry McKeever 38 Joan Monroe Michael Montondo Cynthia Moran Jacqueline Moran Michael M unroe Joseph Palmer 39 Barbara Pickert Constance Pickert Wendy Pitts 40 David Reynolds Ann Marie Richie David Richter 41 Muriel Rose Elizabeth Sanders Susan Rose John Robinson, Jr. Ellen Russell Holly Rogers Mary Ruttan 42 John Sanders Martin Schrodt Randy Shaw Danny Slate Susan Smith Susan Steele 43 Debra Swem Colleen Vock Michael Walrath Clinton Walts Kenneth Ward Anthony Turturro Jean VanTassel 44 Robert West Terry West Hirohara Toshihde Duane Watson Vicki Wood Nancy Welser Charles Young 5 Deadwood Dick Cast Ned Harris........ Wild Bill Hickok . . Lily Blossum . . . . Rose Blossum . . . Blackman Redburn Judge Nix......... Calamity Jane . . . La Paloma......... Pong Ping......... Chet Kitty........ Sheriff Loveless . . Molly Loveless . . . Teetotal Tessie . . . Piano Annie....... The Brat.......... . . . . Robert West . . . . Kevin Love . Tracey Northrop .......Susie Rose . . . . Kevin Kent . . . John Sanders . . . Colleen Vock Linda Lingenfelter . . . . Dale Cronk . . John Robinson . . John McIntyre . . Brenda Bartlett .Judy Petranchuk . . . . Muriel Rose . . JeffHoltzman Bar Maids: Sandy Alton, Beth Farr, Vicki Wood, Laurie Buttry, Laura Coulon, Cheryl Grieco. Temperance Ladies: Wendy Pitts, Lila George, Mary Laisdell, Terry West, Jackie Moran, Dorothy Jackson, Sherry Bertrand, and Micki Aiken (the drunk). Miners: Pete Curtis, Noah Prior, Van Martusewicz, Mike Walrath,and Ron Dibble (the drunk). Prompters: Eunice Aimonctti, Colleen Gleason. Crew Faculty Advisors: Mr. Joseph Durgin, Miss Donna Jacoby. Student Advisors: Roberta Hatchell, Cheryl Mason. Mike Walrath, Tim Berry, Laura Coulon, Mary Law- ton, Alice Cunningham, Janet Dudley, Sharon Far- rell, Vicki Coleman, Tracey Northrop, Ann Dindl, Jan Corey, Debbie Swem, Holly Rogers, Sue Steele, Judd Williams, JoAnn Makuch, Patti Dwyer, Jeri Parker, Jane Hoover, Joan Hoover. 46 Junior Play In May and November of 1973 the class of ’74 proudly presented “Deadwood Dick” and four various One-Act plays. The experiences involved by each of these plays played a major role in bringing many of the class members to- gether and helping them to find one another as friends. We will always remember the precious moments of our de- pendence upon and need for each other that resulted from the planning and actual production of these plays. The memories of each of these plays will live on forever in the minds of the people involved and will always belong to the precious high school years spent at IRC. 47 Senior Play On the 20th of November the Senior Class proudly pre- sented the following One-Act Plays: Cast HOPE IS A THING WITH FEATHERS John McIntyre Dale Cronk John Robinson Bob West Randy Shaw Ron Dibble Carl Farmer Russ Bridge Noah Prior SIDEWALK John Sanders Carl Farmer Mike Monroe Ed Cocco Trudy Benson Jeri Parker BEWARE THE BEAR Micki Aiken Tracey Northrop Sue Rose Brenda Bartlett Judy Pctranchuk Beth Farr Dorothy Jackson Van Martusewicz VOICES Colleen Vock Kevin Kent Sherry Bertrand Cheryl Grieco Noah Prior Crew Student Directors: S. Alton, C. Mason Faculty Advisors: J. Durgin, W. Berry Crew Members: P. Gcrvcra, B. Clark A. Cunningham, E. Brown T. McKeever, B. Currier D. Haggerty, M. Hayes V. Coleman, D. Richter D. Reynolds, P. Curtis L. Lingcnfclter, W. Pitts M. Cocco, D. Bow hall C. Moran, C. Gleason E. Aimonetti, A. Dindl K. Love, B. Preston S. Farrell, D. Ashley R. Hatcheli, B. Patterson L. Hardy, T. Berry 48 Our Student Council The Student Council is the governing body of our high school. The members are selected by their fellow classmates and are expected to represent and work for the betterment of the student body as a whole. All too often, their work has gone unnoticed and the student body in general tends to take for granted the functioning of this council. The “Senior Class of 74” remembers and appreciates all that the Student Council has done for the school and the time and work that has gone into their efforts. Mr. Huntress, K. larr, J. Holt .man, R. Greene, B. Prior, C. Ncuroth, S. Jessmcr, C. St. Croix, P. Sugruc, L. Benware, N. Lamica, T. Pharoah, N. Hale, J. Williams, K. Robinson. Row 2: D. Farmer, T. Wcnk, E. Lingenfeltcr, S. McLeod, C. Farmer, J. Hill, C. Dover, N. Prior, C. Wright, K. Rose, E. Toolcy. Row 1: T. Maloy, B. LaRock, J. Wenk, K. Brown, D. Andrus, P. Farmer, D. Jones, T. Hall, R. Van Duscn. Row 2: D. Cunningham, C. Coolidgc, T. Farr, J. Dellcs, C. LaMora, B. Patterson, M. Aiken, D. Oonk, S. Rose, R. O'Driscoll, B. Prior, K. Love, C. Voek. Row 1: L. Coughlin, M. Richter, L. Rhone, J. Holtz- inan, C. Panchou, D. Jackson, T. Northrop, J. Wenk, J. Gcrenser. r During the confusion of our high school years, we always tried to do the best possible for our class and our school. These are the people we elected to lead our council. They helped us through our final year at I.R.C.S. C. Vock-president D. Cronk—V. President S. Rose—Secretary M. Aiken—Treasurer . Delles. R. LaMora, M. Aiken, D. Gonk, S. Rose, B. Prior, K. Love, B. Patterson, J. Holtzman, K. Panchou, D. Jack- son, T. Northrop, J. Wenk, C. Vock. The Executive Committee is made up of 11th and 12th grade delegates and alternates. They made decisions when there was no time to call all the members together and they organized the agenda for the Student Council Meetings. so The Hall of Fame Best Dressed; Vicki Woods, Dave Reynolds In looking back H|h the corridor of high � 1 life we, the Senior lass of 74, have made permanem in our memory these orassmates whom we remember foiVi various attitudes, ways, and accomplishments through the Hall of Fame. f -.VT Most Responsible; Ann Dindl, Doug Petrie Most Friendly; Bert Hatchell, John McIntyre Most bnergetic; Micki Aiken, Carl Farmer Best Mannered Eunice Aimonetti, Dennis Haggerty Class Flirts Cheryl Mason, Bob Mcllroy Ideal Mates John Robinson, Sandy Alton Class Legs Mike Monroe, Denna Davis Super Seniors Mike LaMont, Tracey Northrop Best Actors Linda Lingenfelter, Kevin Kent Remember mam The Juniors The Juniors of this year, the class of 1975, are those who will inherit from us the title of Seniors and along with that, all the many responsibilities of the title. These are the people who will struggle with their own conflicts, who will take on the responsibility of their own yearbook and the troubles and joys which are in effect their senior year. To them, we the class of 1974, wish the best of luck and all the happiness possible. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (l.-r.) Bill Patterson, Sec. Chthy Panchou, Pres. Danny Trembly, V.P. Lindsey Griffin, Treas. CLASS ADVISOR: Mr. Joseph Durgin 24 Row 1: D. Booth, G. Delies, J. Dellcs, W. Dcmel, R. Bridge, T. Berry, R. Bashaw, R. Coxburn, R. Ambrose. Row 2: R. Coutermarsh, D. Wanerka, L. Adams, N. Cough, C. Ashwood, C. Donaghy, S. Brand, R. Dougall, K. Augustine, T. Alton, E. Buckley, K. Biondolillo. Row 1: J. Harrington, W. Jackson, C. Hunter, C. Eassa, L. Gibson, R. Giltz. Row 2: P. Jackson, J. Holtzman, C. Jackson, D. Gutierrez, S. Gillett, M. Jackson, T. Doxtater, P. Drake. Row 3: L. Griffin, C. Heck, D. Hines, S. Hatchell, W. Freeman, J. Hewitt, C. Hamilton, K. Finley. Row 1: J. Morrow, D. Mosher, K. Mosher, D. Klock, L. LaSalle, M. Jones, D. LaClair, K. Leeson, W. Neuroth. Row 2: J. La Mont, S. La- Plantc, D. Mills, M. Leuze, G. Kirk- er, T. La Lone, T. Maloy, B. Mc- Connell, D. LaPorte. 59 Row 1: S. Pickert, D. Petrie, K. Pick- ert, A. Reed, B. Patterson, V. Papin- eau, G. Powell, B. Schultz, S. Norris. Row 2: S. Rose, L. Rhone, C. Nor- man, C. Ronas, C. Panchou, A. Ord- way, B. Prior, S. Pratt, E. Rose. 30 Row 1: S. Watson, N. Simonds, J. Wenk, C. Smith, H. Turnbull. Row 2: S. Trerise, D. Truax, C. Wal- wrath, M. Weaver, L. Slate, T. Van- Oarman. Row 3: S. Slate, H. Van- Tassel, D. Trembly, J. Sheldon, M. Simmons, K. Shepherd, C. Tillman. 60 The Sophomores Row 1: D. Cameron, M. Coulon, S. Beckstead, D. Christman, R. Cole, B. Brown, L Coughlin, D. Coffee, C. Bushaw. Row 2: T. Bresett, D. Corey, M. Gossman, J. Barbarito, M. Oawford, K. Bowers, W. Bart- lette, L. Cook. Row 3: C. Bartlett, S. Carpenter, P. Bretsch, J. Grrigan, K. Andrus, J. Chant, C. Coolidge, G. Conklin, S. Ashwood, B. Chis- holm. Row 1: M. Finley, K. Fleming, D. Cunningham, M. Davis, J. Gerenser, M. Davenport, D. Engelhardt. Row 2: S. Durant, Y. Delello, D. Cun- ningham, D. Cunningham, A. Fuller, L. Forden, L. Gennity. Row 2: F. Gleason, V. Gervera, F. Gerenser, M. Freeman, T. Farr, E. Gillett, J. Frederick, D. Gillette. 61 28 Row 1: V. Haggerty, G. Hunneyman, J. Kavanaugh, J. Hall, R. Hunter. Row 2: S. Gregory, C. Kirkby, D. Hoist ion, T. Kubis, T. Hardy, D. Her- mann, S. Gordon. Row 3: N. Hender- son, C. Kelsey, R. Hall, D. LaFave, D. Kiechle, P. LaClair. Row 1: B. Paro, S. Petranchuk, T. Northrop, T. Moran, D. Petrie, R. McConnell. Row 2: R. O’Driscoll, A. La Shaw, M. Petrie, B. Papineau, C. Miller, G. Norman, A. Mart use- wicz, G. Newton. Row 3: W. Osier, M. Norton, D. Pharoah, J. Rilmer, D. Oakes, J. Pitts, J. Lamanna. Row 1: E. Stevenson, M. Richter, C. Sauve, P. Sampson, C. Ransier, D. Smith. Row' 2: M. Simmons, L. Rhone, C. Stevens, B. Rolfe, P. Rob- inson, P. Simonds, D. Shorkey, T. Shear. Row 3: J. Sibley, M. Shippee, S. Posterino, D. Slate, J. Sanders, P. Simpson, C. Reed, M. Stephenson, B. Ryan, C. Rogers. 62 Row 1: S. Young, B. Ward, V. Tous- ley, J. Trerise, L. Welser, C. Walts, N. Wilson, R. Watson. Row 2: J. Vock, D. VanTassel, D. Wischoff, K. Wil- son, G. Wicks, R. VanTassel, D. Tous- ley, G. Watson, D. VanDusen, M. Welser. The Freshmen Row 1: C. Ayen, P. Bretsch, K. Alt- on, C. Ashley, C. Chambers, E. Franz, T. Frank, J. Crump. Row 2: S. Cook, D. Adams, M. Biondolillo, C. Farmer, J. Bush, R. Freeman, C. Dindl. Row 3: D. Cook, B. Boshart, L. Fraser, R. Cheal, A. Gillett, D. Bristol, J. Cooper, S. Bums, D. Fowler, K. Demo, B. Cook, D. Dan- iels, T. Davis, D. Gleason. 63 Row 1: K. Busier, S. Bcckstcad, A. Davis, S. Davis, B. Bcasor, D. Mon- roe. Row 2: T. Goodnough, V. De- Vito, J. Farrell, S. Goodnough, R. Dougall, D. Carman, J. Buckley. Row 3: D. Benware, B. Dusharm, T. Dingman, R. Greene, K. Cbughlin, K. Brown, K. Brown, J. Abrantes, K. Farr, H. Davis, S. Brand. B. Dim- on, J. Beaumont, B. Exelby, S. Cummings, D. Chambers. Row 1: M. Halladay, R. H illigas, P. Haymond, N. Howard, P. Hamilton, K. Hall, J. Hall, J. Holtzman. Row 2: J. Hatched, M. Hewitt, L. Hull, D. Grieco. S. Hamilton, E. Holkins, T. Hall. Row 3: J. Jackson, E. Hoover, M. Gutierrez, R. Hoistion, C. Hallady, F. Grosser, J. Hill. K. Hunneyman, J. Hutton, R. Hall, S. Hunter. 12 Row 1: K. Lowe, A. Lamar, R. Lis- comb, A. LaClair, R. Livingston, E. LaPlantc, D. La Mica, M. Kiechle. Row 2: D. MacCue, C. LaClair, W. Kelsey, S. Love, B. Leuze, L. Laid- law, H. Kimball. Row 3: J. Leeson, E. Leeson, D. Lawrence, E. Lingen- felter, J. Kubis, J. Klock, V. LaFavc, D. Jenne, S. MacLeod, M. Kavan- augh, K. LaClair. 64 Row 3: J. Mitchell, B. Prior, A. O’Don- nell, J. Phelps, J. McKee, L. Paro, J. Prievo. Row 2: S. Robinson, C. Robin- son, K. Pitts, C. Rockwell, C. Neuroth, L. Postorino, C. Reed, B. Reed. Row 1: D. McDaid, T. Reed, P. Peacock, S. Peck, L. Pike, E. Morrow, Jim Murphy, John Murphy. Row 4: M. Rosbrook, M. Tillman, D. Rolfe, R. Shaw. Row 3: L. Schell, C. Russell, C. Rolfe, T. Ronas, K. Rose, C. Shall, L. Shaw. Row 2: D. Todd, E. Tooley, L. Tucker, W. Stone, B. Tanner, S. Schell, T. Sheldon. Row 1: B. Ryder, J. Sawyer, F. Simmons, W. Sibley, R. Rose, R. Soluri. Row 3: C. Walrath, D. Wilcox, K. Welscr, C. Youngs, J. Wicks. Row 2: D. Van- Cour, B. VanTassel, S. Woods, J. Wil- liams, M. West, B. VanAllen. Row 1: S. Wischoff, M. West, R. Villeneuve, M. Wassus, E. Urtz,C. Young, J. Whitmore, J. Williams, R. Walts, T. Wenk, A. Turn- bull. 65 The Idea 7 8 Using methods such as team teaching, open classroom experimentation, and flexible grouping, 7th and 8th grade teachers of all disciplines work together to make 7th and 8th grade a complete educational experience. Each Student on an individual basis chooses a feasible project and is assigned a Goal Setting teacher who aids that particu- lar student in his quest for self-improvement. 8th Grade Row 1: J. Brown, T. Northrop, R. Donaghy, G. Whitmore, N. Farrell, S. Rudes, C. Dover, R. Cole, C. Demel, J. Eiss, J. Carr, D. Gleeson, E. Hanlon, K. Beaumont, G. Bush. Row 2: R. Come, T. Zimmer, T. Vanderbogart, T. Maloy, T. Hilligas. Row 3: R. Shippee, K. Rosbrook, W. Van Allen, L. Davis. Row 1: T. Hall, L. Mcllroy, C. Dover, M. Culbertson, K. Dindl, D. Andrus, D. Smith, D. Ordway, J. Hunter, J. Tanner, D. Shellen. Row 2: R. Horton. R. Slate, J. Hewitt, B. Powell, P. Swem. Row 3: M. Ryan,J. Sauve, B. Gibson, C.Crasten- burg. Row 1: M. Glceson, C. Lowe, S. Fitz- patrick, J. Minnick, P. Rose, L. Vantas- scl, J. Seitz, J. Eggleston, D. Nicholas, P. Pickert, F. Sibley, L. Scrimminger, R. McKee, D. Stevens, T. Snyder. Row 2: K. Gibson, S. Cummings, R. Vantassel, J. Porter, T. Richie. Row 3: D. Palmer, D. Weaver, J. Bevens, S. Collette, L. Tucker, M. Brown, R. Lawrence. Row 1: R. Wagoner, K. Shepherd, J. Sands, S. Hobbs, E. Clark, K. Donaghy, C. Booth, B. Forden, L. Hall, C. Coveil, D. Lewis, T. Osier, J. Fleming, W. Simp- son, T. Fuller, J. Parker. Row 2: R. Sabre, K. Trcmbley, D. Yon, B. Wilcox, C. Welser. Row 3: M. Rhode, T. Thomp- son, B. Petranchuck, K. Slate, R. Parron. 67 Standing: S. Raymo, J. Hoff, F. Greene, J. Smith, J. Sawyer, B. Van Orman, S. Toutant, P. Sugrue, R. Verne, J. White, R. Kurtz, H. Ludlow, E. Steacy. Seated: R. Gordon, S. Cullen, J. Van Orman, M. Cooke, S. Cameron, L. Farrell, B. Hull, J. Englehardt. Standing: L. Tousley, B. Kennel, L. Hall, P. Burns, H. Brown, K. Pickert, C. Purc- ell, V. Carpenter, B. Monica, D. Walts, B. Countryman, D. Warner. Seated: P. Farmer, E. Hine, M. McConnell, B. Shorkey, J. Hearn, D. Veivia, R. Van- Dusen, H. Iloff. Standing: P. Noone, D. Matteson, C. Bowman, R. Call, B. Gonscth, G. Chant, S. Edwards, J. Elliott, P. Fraz- ier, R. Cook, J. Durant, G. Davis, L. Graham, E. Coolidge, L. Benware. Seated: C. St Croix, R. Riviera, M. Kenney, R. Klock, S. Pratt, R. Slate, P. Postorino, C. Simmons, J. Pete, L. Simonds. 68 7th Grade Stairs: M. Tillman, L. Frank, M. Hibbard, D. Finley, E. Gleeson, D. Kelsey, R. Ashley, R. Soluri. Standing: E. Sanders, A. Stevens, J. Stevenson, C. Ryan, R. Moran, D. Gregory, T. Verne, B. Smith, W. LaRock. Seated: T. Walts, M. Todd, J. Davis, T. Besaw, D. Aldrich, D. Phelps, P. Russell, M. Eggleston, J. Rockwell. Standing: K. Amato, B. Brand. B. Gutier- rez, V. Coffie, A. Farrell, L. Herman, R. Jones, B. LaBow, K. Hall, C. Meeks, R. Leddy, B. Peck, T. Rexford, S. Richter, R. Pitts,C. Ridsdale. Seated: R. Welser, R. Lake, F. Thomas, S. Simmons, C. VanOrman, S. Taylor, P. Sawyer, D. Shorkey, N. Rosbrook, D. Sauve. 69 Row 1: L. Coolidge, P. LaMica, S. Salter, P. Sheldon, B. Kurtz, J. Smithers, T. Petranchuck, L. DeVito, R. Daniels, E. Grieco, H. Grosser, L. Spadaccini, A. Haymond, C. Ramie, S. Cranick, P. Feather, J. Coffie. Row 2: J. Riber, K. Robinson, M. Russell, J. Brown, P. La- Mont. Row 3: W. Pitts, S. Marshall. Standing: B.Gonseth,T. Clark, D. Verne, G. Gleason, D. Jones, T. Farrell, D. And- rus, C. Wenk, J. Williams, P. Moran, B. Ashley, K. Eassa, J. Pitts, P. Bailey, K. McCready, M. Wassus, D. Timerman. Seated: D. Hamilton, J. Aldrich, D. Bos- hart, J. Watson, A. Toutant, G. Turturro, B. Cook, S. Walrath. Row 1: Mr. Passino, R. Brotherton, R Brown, K. Prashaw, A. Aldrich, M. Del- les, T. Fuller, T. Bartlett, C. Pratt, C. Thompson, T. Shippee, D. Hall, D. Par- son, S. Gerenser. Row 2: L. Kelsey, A. Davis, T. Steele, D. Hatchell. Row 3: S. Bon Durant, J. Paquette, R. Tharrett, L. Turturro. 70 Row 1: Mr. Johnston, W. Bowers, D. Farmer, L. Coutermarsh, S. Hofcr, C. Davis, J. Kavanaugh, J. Hill, V. Smith, R. VanTassel, J. Bridge, J. Peacock, B. Dud- ley, L. Parker, R. Smith, P. Kirch, L. Manning. Row 2: J. Farrell, J. Culbert- son, P. Booth, A. Phelps. Row 3: K. Simpson, B. Bushaw, M. Collette, J. Gennity. Standing: T. Collette, D. Smith, B. Palm- er, P. Pratt, L. Rcunolds, W. Davis, L. LaMar, J. Farrell. M. Hull, Mr. Glenn, B. McConnell, B. Countrymen, K. Culbert- son, E. Devito, S. Bretsch, E. Hall. Seated: M. Monica, R. Welser, M. Mur- phy, S. Wischoff, C. Alguire, B. Livings- ton, C. Thompson, K. Heath. Standing: M. Murphy, L. Brancatella, T. Pharoah.C. Stevenson, L. Robinson, Mrs. Cutway, R. Kirkey, P. Briggs, D. Parson, M. Chant, T. Delello, D. Hicks, B. Phelps, D. Hilligas, M. Brown. Seated: J. Watson, S. Cummings, L. Pettey, L. Cameron, J. Hale, M. Simmons, C. El- liott. 71 A.M. Vocational Row 1: M. Hall,C. LaMora, G. Russell, G. Hall, J. Monroe, W. Liscomb, M. Cullen, M. Dusharm, R. Kimball, P. Hebert. Row 2: M. Ben ware, L. Coffie, C. Pickert, M. Smith, S. Farrell, B. Reynolds, V. Side, K. Eckert, S. Snyder, M. Cornaire. P.M. Vocational Row 1: S. Pickert, K. Pickert, B. Bartlett, M. Crawford, E. Haas, R. Davis, G. Ford en, T. Delles, T. Bresett, M. Lawton. Row 2: M. Jones, J. Cooper, C. Aldrich, J. Cooper, L. Hall, B. Coffie, S. Parker, E. Russell, L. Sanders, N. Henderson. Special Education Row 1: K. Demo, S. Rolfe, P. Noftsier, D. Carter, D. Roberts, R. Jobson, A. Lowe, L. Hall, C. Ledger, C. Walldroff. R. Diaz, D. Schall. Row 2: S. Weeks, P. Gadomski, K. Garceau, K. Come, K. Proven, J. Stephenson, P. Hofferberth, R. Pike. Absent: L. Coffie, T. Allen, A. Woodard. 72 Cafeteria Staff The class of 74 remembers the friendly smiles of the women who greeted us each day in the lunch line. We want them to know we realize they worked hard to provide us with a nourishing meal each day. Row 1: H. Mack, V. Myers, D. Booking, K. MacFarlanc, M. Hudson. Row 2: V. Mowers, P. Perrone, K. Reed, L. Preston, J. Currier. It’s been a long day! Don’t look at me, 1 only eat here! 73 Custodial Staff STAFF MEMBERS: T. Berry, E. Bow hall, G. Burnham, G. Coon, J. Coon, C. Craniek, D. Currier, D. Gibson, R. Hall, R. Pickert, J. Siewertson. Student of IRC have always taken for granted the hard work of the custodial staff in keeping up our school. We the class of '74 realize the benefit of their efforts and thank them for the beautiful school we will always remember. Bus Drivers BUS DRIVERS: D. Bow ha II, E. Bow ha II, R. Brown, T. Brown, J. Butler, G. Cooke, V. Dellcs, M. Drake. A. Feather, M. Feather, G. Fikes, L. Flem- ing, . Kelsey, !•. Leeson, L. Lindsey, D. Love, R. Per in, P. Pratt, T. Ronas, M. Rose, B. Scott, S. Scriminger, J. Siewertson, H. Simmons, R. Slate. G. Sullivan, M. Watson, A. Wood. Bus drivers have always had to endure many hardships such as rowdy students and bad weather in their bus runs. The class of 74 realizes this and would like to thank this group of people for their patience in such a job and want them to know we will not forget them in remembering IRC. 74 SPORTS Football, Basketball, Volleyball Cheerleading, Soccer, Wrestling Varsity Football A new coaching staff under the direction of Coach Jack Williams brought fresh enthusiasm to the task at hand in the 73 FOOTBALL SEASON. The strong frontier league was dominated by Carthage, Lowville, and IHC. The three schools tied for first place with identical records of 3 and 1. Indian River showed promise for the future and played seven hard fought games, and proved that the Warriors could pass. Tough breaks and injuries plagued the gridders all season but real spirit and determination proved that a great bunch of young sportsmen don’t have to have a winning season to be winners. Row 1: W. Neuroth, G. Russel], D. LaPorte, J. Lamont, J. Hewitt, B. Papineau, D. LaClair. Row 2: R. Ambrose, R. Giltz, T. Maloy, G. Mc- Connell, A. Lynch, T. Berry. Row 3: Coach Bryden, Coach Brown, T. Petranchuck, S. Slate, R. Shaw, J. Purcell, T. McKeever, B. West, Coach Durgin, L. Holtzman, Coach Williams. Row 4: R. Wagoner, D. Richter, B. Clark, J. Robinson, M. Monroe, C. Farmer, D. Bowhall, K. Albern, P. Gervera. Row 1: Coach Williams, head coach; Coach Bal- chikonis, end coach; Coach Bryden, Coach Durgin-offensive coaches; Coach Brown, de- fensive coach. Row 2: J. Robinson, offensive capt.. P. Gervera, defensive capt.; R. Ambrose, offensive capt. 76 Carl Farmer FLANKER Bruce Qark TIGHT END Bob West SPLIT END Dave Richter DEFENSIVE END Pat Gervera LINEBACKER Jim Purcell GUARD Randy Shaw LINEBACKER 78 JVand Pop Warner Football Row 1: B. McConnell, J. Vock, J. Pitts, M. Rosbrook, S. Postcrino, J. Kavanaugh, P. LaClair, T. Farr, J. Whitmore. Row 2: Coach Brown, J. Leeson, R. Villeneuvc, S. Peck, S. Hunter, H. Davis, Coach Williams. Row 3: Cbach Bryden, W. Osier, M. Wassus, E. Morrow, G. Watson, T. Verne, P. Robinson, D. VanTassel, T. Berry, Coach Durgin. Row 4: L. Holtzman, R. Charle- ton, R. Walts, M. West, G. Dcllcs, F. Gcrensor, E. Gillett. Row 5: D. Munroc, V. Gcrvcra, P. Brctsch, K. Brown, J. Walrath, P. Wagoner, J. Williams, J. Klock, B. Brown. Row 1: T. Northrop, J. Brown, P. Pratt, P. La Mont, G. Gleason, K. Slate, M. Robinson, M. Murphy, B. Powell, T. Vanderbo- gart, J. Brown, C. Ridsdalc, J. Dcllcs, V. Carpenter, B. Gordon, J. Murtha,T. Osier, Coach-Collon Slate. Row 2: J. Sauve, B. Powell, R. Villeneuvc, B. Dudley, K. Simpson, M. Wanerka, L. Tuttle, P. Feather, R. Brothcrton, J. Kavanaugh. 79 Boy's Soccer The Indian River Varsity Soccer Team had a very fine season this year finishing with a league record of 9-6-1. The team sectional playoffs reached the quarter finals in sectional play with a victory over Chadwicks and lost to Old Forge, the defending Sectional Champions, 1-0. Players selected for the All Star team: C. Stevens, T. LaLone, P. Simser, and M. Hicks. Four players also received honorable mention: E. Cocco, K. Kent, K. Robbins, and M. Cocco. Row 1: Coach Weaver, E. Cocco, M. Shippec, G. Conklin, B. Freeman, R. Hicks, C. Stevens, J. Sand- ers, G. Forden, M. Hicks, M. Simmons. Row 2: V. Martusewicz, J. Sheldon, R. Dibble, Ataro, D. Heinz, S. Hatchcll, E. Haas, D. Rolfe, T. LaLone, K. Robbins, L. Rosbrook, K. Kent. Row 3: T. Mor- an, M. Cocco, R. Bushaw, P. Peacock, B. Dimon, D. Jennes, V. LaFave, J. Murphy, P. Simser, M. Walrath. Kevin Kent CAPTAIN Ataro Mike Hicks GOALIE Seniors Eric Haas Mike Cocco Van Martuscwicz Ed Cocco John Sanders Greg Conklin Mike Walrath Ronnie Dibble Girl's Soccer The Indian River Girls’ Soccer team had their most successful season ever this year finishing with an overall record of 9-1 -2. They competed in the first Section III Girls’ Soccer Tournament and reached the finals by defeating Central Tech and Adirondack Central. Although they tied Lafargeville 0-0 in double overtime in the championship game, they were forced to accept second place in the tournament as a result of a coin flip. Much appreciation and recognition should be given to these girls for their efforts and especially to their coach Miss Lovenguth. Row 1: R. Hatchell, J. Trerise, B. Bos- hart, P. Simpson, P. Bretsch, C. Moran (capt.). Row 2: W. Kelsey, R. Chambers, T. Doxtater, B. Currier (capt.), J. Wenk, C. Sauvc. Row 3: M. Aiken, T. Sheldon, C. Farmer, C. Eassa, R. Villeneuve, V. Haggerty. Barb Currier Karen Hardy 82 83 Varsity Basketball Our boys have, at the time of this printing, won 10 games, including 4 and 5 game winning streaks. A highlight has been the fine cooperation, spirit and attitude displayed by the players. Coach Paddock felt that a team attitude like this made coaching very enjoyable. There has been excellent leadership by many members of the team, particu- larly the team co-captains. He felt that the best part of the season possibly still was ahead in the play-offs and sect- ionals. Row 1: T. McKcever, K. Albern, T. Leeson, B. Clark, M. Dickson. Row 2: T. LaLone, T. Maloy.C. Hamilton, J. Hewitt, K. Leeson. Row 3: M. Walrath, K. Robbins, J. Sheldon, C. Farmer, J. Prince. Varsity South Jefferson Carthage Beaver River General Brown South Lewis Lowville Immaculate Heart 1000 Islands South Jefferson Carthage Beaver River General Brown South Lewis Lowville 1000 Islands 56 IRCS 65 59 IRCS 46 60 IRCS 54 58 IRCS 61 61 IRCS 82 56 IRCS 62 39 IRCS 47 51 IRCS 67 59 IRCS 46 70 IRCS 52 61 IRCS 53 54 IRCS 61 64 IRCS 74 61 IRCS 76 70 IRCS 86 84 � = Terry McKccver, Co-Captain Bruce Clark, CoCaptain Carl Farmer Kevin Albern Girl's Basketball For the past four years, Indian River has had one of the top teams in the Girl’s Frontier Basketball League. The 1973-74 Varsity team finished second with an overall record of 8 wins and 3 losses. The Junior Varsity record was 3 wins and 2 losses. Several outstand- ing seniors will be lost through gradua- tion but next year’s team should continue a tradition of team spirit and team play which is essential for a suc- cessful season. Row 1: P. Simpson, B. Boshart, J. Trerise, J. Hoover, J. Hoover, C. Moran. B. Currier. Row 2: C. Hunter, W. Kelsey, R. Freeman, C. Bushaw, M. Bartlett, J. Vantassel, S. Bertrand. Row 3: V. Haggerty, T. Sheldon, T. Hardy, K. Hardy, R. Chambers, C. Russell, C. Ransier. 86 Seniors Cindy Moran, Co-Captain Barb Currier, Co-Captain Karen Hardy Jane Hoover Joan Hoover Jean Vantassel J. V. Basketball Row 1: Coach Folsom, M. Freeman, J. Palmer, R. Hicks, M. Hall. Row 2: W. Demel, M. Wassus, J. Vock, J. Pitts, T. Farr. Row 3: K. Hall, B. Kelsey, V. LaFave, J. Leeson. Freshman Basketball Row 1: E. Morrow, R.Charlton, P. Bretsch, J. Murphy. Row 2: R. Greene, K. Brown, D. Shepherd, S. Brand, F. Simmons. Row 3: B. Prior, M. West, J. Holtzman, D. Wilcox. 89 Varsity Wrestling Our wrestling team was not first this year but certainly tried their best. They are looking forward to a better season next year and plan to work very hard to keep their fine record. Row 1: K. Love, W. Osier, S. Slate. P. Wagoner, D. Monroe, G. Wicks, Coach Williams. Row 2: R. Coburn, N. Prior, R. Bridge, A. Lynch, J. Wiltims, D. VanTassell. Senior Russ Bridge 90 Varsity Immaculate Heart 12 IRCS 54 Lowville 51 IRCS 10 South Lewis 15 IRCS 43 Carthage 27 IRCS 28 South Jefferson 35 IRCS 17 Alexandria Bay 24 IRCS 31 Watertown 40 IRCS 11 Sandy Creek 38 IRCS 18 1000 Islands 29 IRCS 16 Beaver River 35 IRCS 23 Copenhagen 33 IRCS 21 General Brown 30 IRCS 25 J. V. Wrestling Row 1: T. Murray, F. Gerenser, S. Peck, J. Sibley, J. Wicks, J. Whitmore. Row 2: M. Rosbrook, J. Klock, J. Abrantes, K. Bowers, F. Gleason, Coach Smith. Jr. High Wrestling Row 1: R. Iloff, B. Monica, R. Wagoner, T. VanderBogart, J. Stephenson. Coach Johnston. Row 2: D. Vievia, E. DeVito, G. Gleason, J. Durant, J. Van Ornum, B. Phelps. Row 3: T. Walts, T. Osier, J. Bridge, W. Davis, T. Maloy, J. Iloff. 91 Girl’s Volleyball Barb Currier, Co-Captain Cindy Moran, Co-Captain Indian River girl’s volleyball team competed in the Frontier League, participating in seven league matches plus sectional play. The game of power volleyball required hours of practice and teamwork, plus highly skilled players. This year’s team had many experienced players plus promising freshmen and, at the time of this writing, was looking forward to a successful season. Row 1: P. Brctsch, P. Simpson, T. Sheldon, J. Trerise, C. Moran, B. Currier. Row 2: G. Newton, N. Cough, C. Hunter, C. Russell, J. Vantassel, T. Northrop. Row 3: D. Nichols, T. Hardy, B. Boshart, M. Bartlett, K. Hardy. Rhonda Chambers Marilyn Bartlett Seniors Girl's Volleyball Tracey Northrop Jean VanTassel Karen Hardy 94 J.V. Row I: S. Pctranchuk, P. Bretsch. Row 2: E. Lingenfelter, C. Kirkby. Row 3: B. Papincau, R. O’Driscoll. Row 4: L. Tucker, M. Richter. Varsity Row 1: T. Northrop, B. Preston, N. Simonds, R. Villcncuvc. Row 2: W. Pitts, S. Rose, T. Doxtatcr. Row 3: M. Hayes, G. Powell. 95 96 Senior Band BRASS-Row 1: K. Leeson,T. LaLonc,C. Hcck, J. Sheldon, T. West, N. Prior, T. Northrop, J. Whitmore, D. Petrie. Row 2: M. Coulon, D. La- clair, D. Gricco, D. Cunningham, S. Love, E. Toolcy, D. LaPorte, F. Gleason. PERCUSSION-Mr. Heck, D. Trembley, J. Mc- Intyre, T. Northrop, K. Love, J. Williams, J. Morrow, B. Brown, J. Hall, P. LaClair. WOODWIND-C. Dindl, C. Walrath, E. Gillette, R. Greene, T. Maloy, W. Neuroth, A. Reed, S. Steele, L. Griffin, A. Dindl. Row 2: A.Gillctt, C. Donaghy.T. Sheldon, L. Adams, V. Haggerty, C. Kirkby, B. Preston 98 Junior Band BRASS-Row 1, 1. to r.: N. Rosbrook, G. Wat- son, G. Whitmore, J. Williams, L. Herman, M. Tillman. B. Powell. Row 2: J. Davis, J. Carr, R. Alton, R.Cole,P. Feather, J. Brown, P. Lamont, C. Ridsdale. PERCUSSION-Row 1, 1. to r.: Mr. Heck, Con- ductor, L. Hall, J. Hunter, D. Smith, T. Hall, T. Vanderbogart, G. Bush, B. Gibson, T. North- rop, B. LaBow, D. Shorkey, B. Gutierrez. WOODWIND-Row 1,1. to r.: L. Spadacinni, L. Frank, S. Taylor, M. Gleason, K. Hall, S. Grif- fin, M. Lawler, K. Simmons, M. Brown, D. Gleason, K. Amato, A. Farrell, J. Tanner, P. Russell. Row 2: M. Culbertson, P. Sheldon, P. Lamica, C. Dindl, C. Taylor, B. Peck, J. Eiss, N. Lamica. 99 STAGE BAND-Row 1: Mr. Heck-Con- ductor, J. Williams, J. McIntyre, J. Hall, P. Laclair, D. Trembley, D. Laporte, K. Leeson, C. Heck, D. Laclair, M. Coulon, A. Reed. Row 2: K. Love, T. Northrop, P. Bridge, J. Sheldon, B. Patterson, S. Love, N. Prior, T. Northrop, D. Petrie, S. Steele, M. Rose. Row 3: W. Neuroth, R. Greene, E. Gillctt, T. Maloy, V. Hagger- ty, A. Dindl. SECTIONAL STAGE BAND PARTICI- PANTS-Row 1: T. Maloy, J. Sheldon, Mr. Heck, D. Trembley, K. Love. Row 2: S. Steele, J. Williams, N. Prior, C. Heck. MARCHING BAND COLOR BAND- A. Dindl, D. Engelhart, C. Dindl, J. Hoover, M. Kavanaugh, C. Rolfe, H. Rogers, T. Ronas, C. Walrath. 100 MARCHING BAND TWIRLERS-C. Farmer, E. Buckley, K. Shepherd, B. Preston, M. Hayes, B. Ward, T. Alton. MARCHING BAND FLAG TWIRL- ERS-L. Rhone, D. Swem, J. Hoover, T. West, S. Pratt. MARCHING BAND DISPLAY FLAGS- P. Sampson, J. Hill, N. Wilson, T. North- rop, P. Simpson, D. Coffie, C. Young. 101 M. Hayes, Twirler B. Preston, Head Twirler o T. Northrop, Twirler D. Swem, Twirler T. Northrop, Drum Majorette 102 A. Dindl, Color Guard Capt. H. Rogers, Color Guard J. Hoover, Color Guard T. West, Twirier J. Hoover, Flag Twirler Orchestra Row 1: M. Bartlett, D. Davis, V. Coleman, M. Hayes. M. LaMont, R. Villeneuve, L. Lingenfelter, B. Patterson, L. Griffin, C. Hunter, S. Gillett, K. Love, D. LaFave, M. Rose. Row 2: B. Chisholm, A. Martusewicz, T. Kubis, J. Buckley, A. Turnbull, C. Farmer, K. Farr, D. Vancour, C. Reed, C. Neuroth, E. Lingenfelter, R. Greene. E. Gillett, L. Adams, T. Sheldon, C. Donaghy, V. Haggerty, C. Kirkby, W. Neuroth, A. Reed, C. Heck, C. Dingman, L. Coulon. Row 3: J. Moran, A. Dindl, R. O’Driscoll, L. Tucker, M. Hewitt, R. Dougall, R. Liscomb, M. Kavanaugh, K. LaClair, W. Kelsey, Mrs. Boulet, J. McIntyre, P. LaClair, B. Brown, F. Gleason, L. Tooley, S. Love, M. Coulon, D. LaPorte, D. LaClair, J. Sheldon. Row 4: D. Lawrence, T. West, T. Northrop, N. Prior, K. Brown, D. Trembley. Jazz Rock Row 1: M. Kavanaugh, J. Moran, M. Rose, T. Northrop, J. Holtzman. Row 2: J. McIntyre, C. Heck, N. Prior, K. Love, T. LaLone, L. Coulon, D Wanerka, D. LaFave. Row 3: R. Bushaw, Mrs. Crast, L. Postorino, B. Patterson, J. Hill, D. Trembley. 104 JUNIOR CHORUS-Row 1: G. Zimmer, J. Brown, T. Vanderbogart, C. Taylor, D. Gleeson, G. Whitmore, N. Farrell, J. Carr, R. Cole, K. Hall, A. Farrell, L. Frank. Row 2: J. Ashley, R. Leddy, C. Meeks, C. Wenk, M. Lawler, J. Hunt- er, K. Beaumont, D. Ordway,C. Wright, N. Prior, R. Powell, G. Bush. Row 3: J. Stevenson, D. Kelsey, K. Dindl, A. Pitts, B. Kurtz, D. Shorkey, C. Ryan, J. Riber, B. Moran, J. Tan- ner. Row 4: K. Rosbrook, S. Taylor, B. Ashley, A. Howard, K. Eassa, R. Jones, S. Richter, B. Smith, M. Todd, P. Moran. JUNIOR CHORUS-Row 1: E. Hanlon, R. Donaghy, D. Timmerman, L. Coolidge, D. Smith, D. Skellen, P. Sawyer, L. Davis, D. And- rus, R. Hall, W. VanAllen, R. Lake. Row 2: J. Lothrop, B. LaRock, R. Welser, S. Marshall, L. Spadaccini, S. Salter, D. Sauvc, S. Cranick, V. Coffie. Row 3: T. Dickson, W. Pitts, J. Smithers, S. Griffin, M. Russell, H. Grosser, S. Walrath,K. Simons. Row 4: Mrs. Crast, D. Hamilton, B. Gonseth, J. Rockwell, E. Grieco, B. Cook, L. DeVito, T. Rcxford, G. Turturro, J. Holtzman, W. Sibley. SENIOR CHORUS-Row 1: M. Bartlett, J. Hill. R. Bridge, C. Heck. D. Trembley, M. LaMont, D. Cranick, B. Tanner, K. LaClair, L. Postorino, J. Buckley. Row 2: S. Robinson, K. Rose, M. Schrodt, N. Prior, J. McIntyre, R. Bushaw.C. Neuroth, M. Kavanaugh, E. Rose. Row 3: M. Rose, C. Hunter, J. Schell, B. Patterson, K. Love, P. Peacock, A. LaClair, T. Northrop. S. McClcod, L. Coulon. Row 4: E. Buckley, R. Freeman, J. Moran, Mrs. Crast, J. Holtzman, W. Sibley. 105 Sectional Participants Chorus Band Participants — Mrs. Crast. Chorus Director T. Northrop, chorus C. Kirkby, band C. Hunter, chorus Mr. Heck, band direction M. Bartlett L. Griffin R. Villeneuve T. Kubis A. Martusewicz S. Gillett M. Rose B. Patterson D. LaFave J. Boulet, Conductor 106 JUNIOR HIGH BI-COUNTY PARTICI- PANTS-Row I: D. Trcmblcy, C. Hcck, W. Sibley, A. LaClair, D. Veivia, P. Rose, L. Van Tassel, A. Gillett, S. Love, L. Postorino, B. Powell. Row 2: S. McLeod, J. Schell, J. Hill, C. Neuroth, K. Kirkby, V. Haggerty, K. Shepherd, K. Dindl. SENIOR HIGH BICOUNTY CHORUS Row 1: D. Trembley, R. Bushaw, T. La- lone, B. Patterson, R. Bridge. Row 2: M. Rose, T. Northrop, D. Wanerka, C. Hunter, J. Moran. SENIOR HIGH BICOUNTY BAND PARTICIPANTS-A. Reed, W. Neuroth, T. Maloy. K. Love, N. Prior, C. Heck. 107 I GOUVERNEUR FAIR WINNERS CONFERENCE ALL-STATE CHORUS PARTICIPANTS T. Northrop, 2nd place drum majorette D. Trembley, C. Heck, Mrs. Crast, M. Rose. B. Preston, 1st place head twirlcr 108 Newspaper Club Row 1: Mrs. Landas, S. Jackson, J. Hoover, J. Hoover, L. Griffin, P. Simonds, T. Havens. Row 2: K. Delello, T. Benson, H. Rogers, B. Reed, B. Pickert. Library Club Row 1: J. Williams, D. Hermann, K. Hunncy- man, R. Freeman, D. MacCue, B. Bristol, D. Sw'em, D. Hermann, D. Andrus, R. Hall, L. Sim- mons. R. Hall, D. Slate. Row 2: L. Benwarc, D. Grieco, S. Burns, S. Robinson, D. Todd, M. Tur- turro, A. Thompson. Row 3: T. Goodnough, S. Edwards, D. Ordway, D. Englchardt, L. Conk- lin, J. Farrell, C. Thompson. Literary Club Row 1: S. Steele, M. Kavanaugh, C. Youngs. Row 2: V. Watson, J. Dudley. Math Club Row 1: Mr. Coolidge, J. Delies, T. Berry, D. Cronk, B. McConnell, J. Sheldon, M. Simmons, M. Coulon, T. Maloy. Row 2: A. Gillett. L. Adams, C. Donaghy, E. Lingenfelter, A. Ordway, T. Wenk. Science Club Row 1: B. Patterson, B. McConnell, W. Neuroth. K. Love, N. Prior, D. LaClair, R. Greene, M. Coulon. Row 2: A. Gillett, C. Neuroth, C. Donaghy, S. Love, K. Rose, J. Hall. Chess Club no Row 1: Mr. Coolidge, T. Berry, B. Mc- Connell. Row 2: W. Neuroth, D. Cronk, M. Coulon. French Club Row 1: L. Griffin, N. Cough, Miss Bes- sette, K. Shepherd, S. Gillett, S. Pratt. Row 2: C. Walrath, N. Simonds, C. La- mora, C. Ransier, D. Mosher. Latin Club Row 1: D. Cunningham, E. Rose, C. Stevens, A. Martusewicz, T. Kubis, D. Vancour, D. Shorkey, M. Aiken, C. Donaghy, T. Sheldon, T. Northrop, S. Rose, R. Dougall. Row 2: Miss Hand- schur, R. Villencuve, A. Ordway, J. Wenk, P. Sampson, A. Dindl, J. Dudley. Row 3: T. Wenk, T. Alton, D. Grieco, C. Kirkby, D. Englehardt, V. Haggerty, M. Richter. Latin Club Row 1: W. Neuroth, D. LaClair, A. Reed, R. Bridge, J. Fredericks, B. Patterson,C. Coolidge, T. Maloy, J. Pitts, P. LaClair, T. Farr. Row 2: L. Rhone, L. Rhone, L. Adams, P. Bretsch, L. Coughlin, K. Coughlin, D. Jackson. Row 3: S. Hatch- ell, P. Simser, J. Sheldon, D. LaFave, S. Petranchuk, M. Coulon, D. Trembley. Ill Tennis Team Row 1: Mr. Crandall, J. Hoover, J. Hoover, L. Rhone, Z. Farr, B. Paro, K. Farr, J. Williams, L. Coughlin. Row 2: A. Ordway, B. Prior, D. Cook, T. Wcnk, K. Coughlin, E. Lingcnfeltcr. Gymnastic Club Row 1: S. Richter, D. Weaver, K. Robinson, G. Conklin, P. Bretsch, L. Forden, M. Coulon, D. Trembley, Mr. Crandall, D. Frazier, T. Dox- tater, D. Bowhall, T. Turturro, T. Moran, S. Salter, C. Ryan, C. Gricco. Row 2: T. Wenk, C. Thompson, K. Hall, J. Pitts, B. Brewer, S. Tay- lor, R. Villeneuve, P. Sampson, T. Northrop. Row 3: A. Haymond, J. Riber, D. Grieco, S. Edwards, J. Rockwell, A. Toutant, L. Turturro, H. Grosser, S. Grieco, V. Smith, G. Turturro. Ski Club Row 1: R. Villeneuve, R. O’Driscoll, E. Lingen- felter, T. Wenk, S. Petranchuk, C. Farmer, P. Bretsch, K. Kent, J. Williams, J. Pitts, F. Loth- rop, D. McDaid, J. McIntyre. Row 2: N. Sim- onds, R. Chambers, S. Rose, D. Jackson, L. Coughlin, M. Jackson, D. Wanerka. Row 3: J. Thornton, K. Coughlin, B. West, B. Petranchuk, J. Williams, B. Boshart. 112 Bridge Club Row 1: C. Coolidge, B. LaPlante, T. Berry, I). Cronk, Mr. Huntress. Row 2: D. Slate, L. Rhone, J. Gcrenser, L. Coughlin. Rocket Club Row 1: T. Turturro, T. Hall, P. l eather, Mr. Johnston. Row 2: J. Smithers, G. Turturro, T. Rexford, B. Gonseth. E. T. V. Staff Row 1: B. Kurtz, F. Lothrop, D. Demel, T. Berry, D. Gillette, V. Gervera. Mr. Guga. Row 2: F. Gleason, T. Turturro. M. Simmons, D. Cunning- ham, D. Grieco, B. Bartlett, T. Moran. 113 Honor Society Members Row 1: S. Jackson, M. Rose, S. Rose, S. Steele, J. Dclles, C. Donaghy, J. Holtzman, C. Panchou, E. Rose, J. Sheldon, Ataro, C. Moran, T. Berry, D. Cronk. Row 2: D. Haggerty, B. Preston. D. Watson, J. Makuch, M. Aiken, A. Dindl, J. Dud- ley. R. Hatchell. M. Hayes. Officers Advisor D. Haggerty, President M. Hayes, V. President Mrs. l ullington. Advisor J. Dudley, Secretary A. Dindl, Treasurer New Inductees C. Moran Ataro D. Cronk T. Berry 114 Future Farmers of America Last year the AG Forum Team and Chapter Meeting Team placed first in the state in several contests. The AG Forum Contest is a group discussion for ten minutes and then a question session where the judges ask questions. The Chapter Meeting Contest is a display of parliamentary procedure. About fifty teams took part in the contests. AG FORUM TEAM: S. Watson, J. Delles, D. Petrie, L. Walts, D. Haggerty. CHAPTER MEETING TEAM: Row 1: S. Wat- son, H. VanTassel, H. Turnbull, Mr. Freden- burg, M. Wclser, E. Brown. Row 2: R. Davis, J. Delles, D. Petrie, D. Haggerty. F.F.A. MEMBERS: Row 1: R. Watson, M. Kiechle, R. Hilligas, M. Freeman, D. Kiechle, Mr. Matteson, M. Crossman, R. Walts, C. Smith, L. Walts, H. Turnbull. K. Welser. Row 2: C. Walts, H. VanTassel, M. Schrodt, L. Davenport, M. Monroe, M. Stephenson, E. Brown. Row 3: N. Howard, D. Jenne, D. Chambers, G. Hunney- man. V. LaFave, E. Hoover, M. Welser. H. Davis. J. Whitmore. Row 4: J. Delles, S. Watson. R. Davis, D. Haggerty. D. Petrie. M. Leuze. 115 G.A.A. Row 1: W. Pitts, B. Currier, C. Moran, P. Bretsch, M. Aiken, P. Simpson, C. Hunter, T. Doxtater, S. Petranchuk, L. Coughlin, B. Boshart. Row 2: K. Hardy. R. Villeneuve, J. Wenk, M. Richter, V. Haggerty, C. Eassa, R. Chambers. Row 3: T. Sheldon, T. Northrop, S. Rose,C. Farmer, K. LaClair. Future Teachers Row 1: R. LaMora, K. Love, Mr. Crand- all, advisor, D. Tremblcy. Row 2: S. Bertrand, S. Steele, L. Griffin, A. Ord- way, B. Prior. Business Leaders Row 1: D. Hermann, K. Augustine, T. West, D. Crannick, B. Pickert, T. Havens, D. Slate, P. Simonds, D. Swcm, C. Allen. Row 2: S. Trerise, S. Jackson, T. Ben- son, L. Griffin, C. Walrath, D. Mosher, H. Rogers. 117 This year’s senior class, the class of 1974, had the great honor and thrill of setting an all time record in the maga- zine drive. The 140 members of the class sold approximately 24,200 magazines and achieved a new school record of $8,468.12. MAGAZINE ORGANIZERS M. Hayes, D. Haggerty, W. Pitts. HOMEROOM CAPTAINS C. Vock, M. Aiken, J. Petranchuk, T. Northrop, S. Rose. $100.00 SALESMEN Row 1: R. Hatchell.M. Hayes, S. Rose, D. Jack- son, B. Farr, B. Bartlett, M. Aiken, D. Herm- ann, S. Jackson, J. Crump, T. Havens, T. West. Row 2: S. Smith, E. Sanders, M. Lynch, J. Dudley, B. Preston, T. Northrop, W. Pitts. Row 3: N. Prior, K. Kent, M. Montondo, R. Davis, D. Haggerty. 118 Thank You “There’s GOT to be a morning after! Mrs. Scozzafava, Yearbook Advisor The Ojequack Staff of 74 had a big job to do to complete the yearbook. This job may not have been completed without the help of Mrs. Scozzafava who coordinated our efforts. Through the many long hours that were spent in arranging pages, photography, writing copy, and thinking of ideas to make our yearbook characteristic of us, we feel that Mrs. Scozzafava was a great inspiration to all who worked with her. She helped in easing the pressure of the load to make the deadlines that were set. Through her en- couragement and pleasant personality, she made the hours of work enjoyable. Our yearbook has captured special memories for all of us during this school year. We hope that everyone will relive many happy moments after opening the cover of this book. The Ojequack staff of ’74 will enjoy closing the cover, for only we know what a special time it was for us in completing it. We thank Mrs. Scozzafava for being there when we needed her, for keeping us in line and for lifting our spirits when we felt down. And most of all, we thank her for being herself. “What do you mean I can't check pg. 119?” 119 I wish I’d written that! Gee! I hope there’s film in it this time! Stairway to paradise-the art room! 120 There are times that try men’s souls. VI� Let’s make it perfectly clear. V ' I'm tired and the class hasn’t even started yet! Unaccustomed as I am to public speaking . . . Be Creative he says! AFS Club Row 1: T. Berry, D. LaFave. P. Bretsch.T. Berry. B. Patterson,T. Maloy, C Coolidge, T. LaLone, T. Moran, Ataro. Row 2: D. Tremblcy, A. Gillctt, L. Postenno, J. Buckley, J. Hill, K. LaClair, M. Hayes. T. Doxtater, K. Brown, S. Farrell. Row 3: L. Adams, C. Allen, D. Slate, S. McClcod, C Heck, C. Farmer, S. Rockwell, J. Williams, S. Love, A. Martusewicz. Row 4: K. Coughlin, K. Farr, D. Wanerka, L. Rhone, P. Drake, M. Karnaugh S. Gillett. A. Turnbull, D. Cunningham, M. Hewitt. Row 5: J. Walrath, M. LaMont, P. Peacock, R. Dougall, D. VanCour, L. Frazier, T. Kubis, S.' Cooke, J. Hatchell, C. Hunter. Row 6: R. Dougall, L. l orden, J. Bush, E. Aimonetti, T. Wenk, E. Lingenfeltcr, D. Cooke, D. Hermann, M. Petrie, B. Schultz, S. Petranchuk, L. Coughlin. Row 7: R. Greene, J. Jackson, C. Stevens, C. Gleason, K. Alton, R. Liscomb, B. Reed, C. Ransier, L. Welser, Y. Dcllcllo, P. Sampson, D. Englehart. Row 8: S. Walrath, D. Haggerty, J. Holtzman, A. Ordway.C. Grieco, A. Dindl, B. Preston N Sim- onds, M. Aiken, T. Alton, B. Prior, K. Love. Row 9: V. Haggerty, D. Grieco, C. Walrath, E. Buckley, Mr. Berry. D. Jackson, S. Rose. R Villeneuvc T. Northrop, W. Pitts. 122 AFS Musical Row 1: D. Trcmblcy, T. Maloy, P. Brctsch, L. Postorino, B. West, K. Kent, T. LaLone, J. Wil- liams, J. Pitts, J. Buckley, A. Gillctt. Row 2: A. LaClair, W. Sibley, T. Doxtater, P. Drake, C. Hunter, C. Kirkby. K. LaClair, S. Farrell. Row 3: C. Heck, M. LaMont, D. Wanerka, S. Mc- Cleod, M. Kavanaugh, S. Gillett, A. Turnbull, S. Love, A. Martusewicz. Row 4: E. Lingcnfclter, D. Cooke, J. Holtzman, A. Ordway, R. Dougall, D. VanCour, D. Cunningham, C. Farmer. Row 5: T. Wenk, D. Grieco, R. Liscomb, K. Alton, T. Kubis, C. Ransicr, C. Youngs, S. Petranchuk, L. Coughlin, K. Love. Row 6: M. Walrath, J. Parker, C. Dingman, C. Grieco, A. Dindl, R. Vil- leneuvc, S. Rose, M. Aiken, B. Prior, T. Alton. Row 7: R. O’Driscoll. M. Richter, M. Rose, B. Patterson. Mrs. Crast, Mr. Berry, T. Moran, N. Prior, J. McIntyre, E. Buckley, T. Northrop. N. Simonds. 123 I don’t think anyone else will hear, Carl! Energy Crisis” But this IS a quiet study hall! That WAS the punch line! 124 Advanced Literary Club Our World Traveler I was selected by the American Field Service to spend the summer of 1973 as an American Abroad Summer Program student in Costa Rica, a small Central American country. For ten weeks 1 lived with a family in Cartago, a very old and traditional city. I attended school, El Sagrado Corazon de Jesus, with my sisters. This is a small, private. Catholic Girl’s school, but it was not as strict as I expected it to be. My father, Herman Azofeifa Salas, works as an accountant and is also associated with the Cartago soccer team. My mother. Ana Isabel, is a housewife. I had four Costa Rican sisters: Lucia, 16: Rosa, 15; Christina, 13; and Noemy, 10. They were typical Costa Ricans, loud, emotional, and most of all fun-loving. I wasn’t treated as a guest, but as a member of the family. 1 went with my sisters to friends’ houses, to school activities, dances, and to the dis- cotheque on weekends. It was a great experience. I would like to thank all those who supported me and the A.F.S. Club. 125 Sophomore Class Mr. Coolidge, Advisor P. Bretsch, President L. Coughlin, Secretary C. Coolidge, V. President D. Cunningham, Treasurer Freshman Class Mrs. Goodwin, Advisor S. Love, Secretary E. Lingenfclter, V. President R. Greene, President A. Gillctt, Treasurer 126 Yearbook Staff We discarded one picture and kept another, we tore up several pages and changed even more, we erased those words and wrote new ones, we left out a person’s name and then had to do it over, we couldn't get that picture so we did without it, we lost our plans and had to make them again, we changed our minds and found new ideas, we forget one little thing but remembered so many others.....And that should tell you just what went into the making of this yearbook. The Ojequack Staff of 1974 has tried to present its readers a true reflection of the life of our school and its student-teacher involvements in various activities. We have concentrated on many of the memories of our final year but justify it by stating its importance to us as Seniors. We certainly realize that our yearbook is no example of an artist's masterpiece but it is the product of our earnest efforts to capture so many of our memories; and what more could we give you? We sincerely hope that our yearbook means as much to you as it does to us but that all depends on just what the high school year of 74 held for you. YEARBOOK ST AII' Row 1: M. La Mont, R. Hatchell, K. Love, D. Petrie, E. Aimonetti, M. Aiken, C. Gleason, M. Hayes, D. Hermann, S. Jackson, T. West, H. Rogers, D. Swem, D. Ashley. Row 2: W. Pitts, B. Preston, D. Jackson, S. Rose, T. Northrop, A. Dindl, S. Far- rell. Row 3: R. Chambers, B. West, K. Kent, S. Alton, M. Lawton. 1974 OJEQUACK STAFF Co-editors.............. Editorial Staff: Activities.......... Business Managers . . Photography......... Copy................ Seniors............. Layout ............. Hall of Fame........ Underclassmen....... Sports.............. Vocational.......... Senior Directory.... Typing ............. Staff............... Roberta Hatchell, Mike LaMont Wendy Pitts, Jackie Moran Tracey Northrop, DaleCronk Kevin Kent, Ron Dibble, Kevin Love Colleen Vock, Laura Coulon, Maggie Hayes Doug Petrie, Micki Aiken Eunice Aimonetti, Susie Rose Bob West, Barb Preston Ann Dindl, Sandy Alton Barb Currier, Cindy Moran Nancy Welscr Rhonda Chambers Dorothy Ashely, Terry West, Debbie Hermann, Sharon Jackson, Vicki Coleman Mike Walrath, Colleen Gleason 127 Aiken, Micki 108 Mill St., Theresa Student Council Treasurer 4; Se- nior Class Treasurer; Yearbook; Student Council 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2.3.4; A.F.S. 2,3.4; G.A.A. 3.4; Senior Play; Ju- nior Play; Honor Society; N E D T Award 2; Soccer 2,3.4; Volleyball 1,2.3,4; Cheerleader 2; Youth Group 1,2,3; Girl Scouts 1; Bike-athon 1; 1973 Summer Exchange Student; G.A.A. president 3; Student Council Treasurer 4; A.F.S. Treasurer 3 Aimonetti, Eunice R.F.D. Evans Mills MYF 1; Civil Air Patrol 2,3; Nursery School Helper 4; Teacher’s Aid 6th grade 4; Hu- man Relation Committee 3,4; AFS 3.4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Yearbook Albem. Kevin Star Route, Antwerp Football 4; Basketball 4 Aldrich, Charlene Theresa Library Club 1,2,3; Yearbook; Achievement Award at Boccs Allen, Connie Evans Mills Church Youth Group 3; Cho- rus 1; Church Chorus 3; AFS 4; FBC 4. Alton, Sandra Spragucville Rd.. Antwerp Yearbook; Sunday School I; Library Club; Junior Play; Se- nior Play; Student Secretary Ashley, Dorothy R.F.D. 1. Evans Mills Junior Class Secretary; AFS 3,4; Latin Club 2; Yearbook; Se- nior Play; Junior Play; Civil Air Patrol 2,3 Ashwood. Rhonda Henry Street, Evans Mills Solo in Christmas Show 2; Cho- rus 1; Taught Bible School 1,2; Candy Striper 2; CYO 1 Bartlett, Brenda 101 Pine St., Theresa Student Council 1; Ski Club 1, 2,4; Senior Class Vice President; $100.00 Salesman 4; Yearbook; Cheerleader 2; Soccer 2; Bas- ketball 1; Senior Play; Junior Play; Christmas Show 3; Youth Group 1,2,3; Girl Scouts; Bike Athon 1 Bartlett, Marilyn Theresa Volleyball 1,3,4; Gymnastics Award 1; FBL 3; Basketball 4; Softball 4; GAA 4; All State Orchestra 4; Senior Bi-County; Orchestra 1,3; Chorus 1,4; Choir 1 Bartlett. Robert R.F.D.. Redwood Printing for School 2; I FA 1,2; ETV 2,3,4 Benson, Trudy Philadelphia School Store Manager and work- er 3.4; Library Club 2,3,4; Se- nior Play; 3,4; Business Club 3, 4; Senior Play; Newspaper Club 4; Walk-Athon 2,3 Berry, Timothy 15 Pearl St.. Philadelphia Football 1,2; French Club 2,3, 4; Chess Club 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Bridge Club 4; AFS 4; Math Club 4; Honor Society 4 Bertrand. Sherry South Main St., Evans Mills Latin Club 2,3.4; Junior play; Senior Play; FTA 3,4; CYO 1,2, 3,4; Church Council 2,3; Girl Scouts J; AFS 4; Basketball 3,4; Bowling 1; Tennis 4; Study Lady Motaration 4; Softball 4 Bowhall, David 48 Main St.. Philadelphia Wrestling 1.3; Gymnastics 2,3. 4; Football 4 Briant. Joseph Willow St., Evans Mills Baseball 1,3 Bridge, Russell Main St., Antwerp Wrestling 1,2.3.4; FFA 3,4; Jazz Rock 4; Drum Bugle Corp. 4; Altar Boy 1,2; Folk Group I; CYO 1; Explores I; Boy Scouts 2; Track 4; Senior Play- Brown, Earl R.F.D. 1. Philadelphia Baseball 1,4; Senior Play; Ju- nior Play; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Pony Baseball 1 Brown. Norita R.F.D. 1, Evans Mills Caskinette. Richard Calcium ETV 2,3; Band 3; Youth Group 1.2,3; Heart Fund 3; Walk-Athon 2 Chambers. Rhonda RD 1. Theresa Soccer 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Volleyball 3.4; Softball 3; Track 2,3,4; Yearbook; Senior Play Junior Play; President's Fit- ness Award 1: AFS 2; GAA 3,4; Ski Club 4; Civil Air Patrol 2 Clark. Bruce R.F.D. 1, Philadelphia Football 1.4; Baseball 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Soccer 3; Se- nior Play; Youth Group Cocco, Edward 27 Sand St., Philadelphia Soccer 1,2,3.4; Wrestling 1,2.3: Baseball 4; Senior Play; All-Star Hor. Men. Soccer 4 'Cocco, Michael 27 Sand St.. Philadelphia Wrestling 1.2.4; Soccer 2,4; Drum and Bugle Corp 2.4; CYO 1.2.3,4; Altar boy 1.2.3,4; Folk Group 2,3.4; CYO 2,3,4; Youth Group 1; Band 1; Baseball 4: Senior Play Coffic. Bonnie Douglas Crossing, Theresa Coleman, Vicky R.F.D. 2, Evans Mills Student Secretary 3; Yearbook; Senior Play; Junior Play: Or- chestra 1,2,3,4 Conklin, Gregory R.F.D. 2. Evans Mills MYF 1.2.3,4; Wrestling 1: Soc- cer 4; Track 3,4; Boy Scouts 1; Helper at Ice Rink 3.4 Cooper, Jane R.F.D. 2. Antwerp Cooper, Julia R.F.D. 2. Antwerp Corey, Jan LeRay St., Evans Mills Cheerleader J; Library Club 1; Junior Play C'oulon. Laura Main St., Antwerp Library Club 1,2; AFS 2,3; Ju- nior Play: Orchestra 1,2; MIA 2 Cranick, Deborah Theresa Business Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Cronk, Dale Madison Ave., Antwerp Football 1; Track 1,2,3.4; Youth Fellowship 1,2; Boy Scouts 1; Student Council 1,2. 4; Chess Club 1,2,3.4; French Club 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4; FTA 3.4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Student Council Vice- President 4; AI S; Honor Society 4 Crump, Jay R.F.D. 2, Evans Mills Culbertson, Roy Antwerp Cummings. Michelle 21V 2 Pine St.. Theresa Senior Play Cunningham. Alice Oxbow Senior Play; Junior Play; Church Activities 1,2; Youth Fellow- ship 2 Cunningham, Gary Oxbow Youth Group 1; Baseball 1; 1-ootball 2 Cunningham. Paul Oxbow Youth Group 1; Wrestling 1.4; Track 1 Currier, Barbara 10 Irish Ave., Philadelphia President’s Fitness Award 1.2; Softball 1,2.3.4; Soccer 2,3.4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Track 1.2.3,4; Volleyball 2,3.4; Field Hockey 1; Cheerleader 1,2; Basketball Club 3.4; Senior Play; Yearbook Sports 1; Editor; GAA 3,4; Ski Club 2,4 Curtis, Peter R.F.D. 2, Evans Mills Golf 1,2,3; Ski Club 4; Junior Play; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2; Calcium Church 1,2,3,4; Boy Scouts I;Cancer Drive 1 Davenport, Lloyd Theresa FF A 2,3,4 Davis, Denna Evans Mills Orchestra 1,2.3,4 Davis, Randy Philadelphia F F A 1,2,3.4 Dclles, Terry R.F.D, 1, Evans Mills 4H 1.2,3,4 Demo. Dennis Antwerp Print Club 1; ETV 2,3.4 Dibble, Ron North Main St.. Evans Mills Football 2,3; Golf 1,2.3,4; Soc- cer 3,4; Wrestling 1,3; French Club 2; Yearbook; Junior Play; Senior Play; Band 1; Boy Scouts 1 Dindl, Ann Twirler 1,2,3,4; Soccer 2,3; Volleyball 2: Health Career Award 2; Latin Club 2.3,4; AFS 4; Library Club 1; Color Guard Capt. 1, Capl. 3, Capt. 4. Color Guard 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Jazz Routine 2; Senior Play; Junior Play; Band 1.2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Cho- tus 1,2.3,4; 4-H Treasurer 1,2; Church Activities 1,2.3,4; Candy Striper 1,2 Dingman, Catherine 10 Aldrich St., Philadelphia N E D T Award 2; Library Club 1; Literary Club 2; Orchestra 1.2,3,4;Choir 1,2,3.4;4-H 1; M Y F 1,2,4 Dudley. Janet R.F.D. 2, Evans Mills Soccer 2,3; Latin Club 1.2,3,4; Literary Club Secretary 1. Vice President 2, President 3,4; Cho- rus 2; Choir 1,2; Church Activi- ties 1,3; Junior Play; Honor So- ciety 3,4; National Poetry Win- ner 2,3 Estes. Gary Calcium Baseball 2,3,4; ETV 3,4; Science Club 1; Boy Scouts 1; Youth Group 1,4; Senior Play; Church Activities 3 Farmer, Carlton Philadelphia Football 1.2,4; Basketball 1,4; Soccer 3; Baseball 1.2,4; Wrestling 3; Golf 3; Senior Play; Drum and Bugle Corp 3,4; AFS Musical 4; Ski Club 4 Farr, Zabeth R.F.D. 1, Evans Mills Senior Play; Junior Play; Twir- ler 1; 4-H 1.4; Volleyball 3,4; $100.00 Salesman 4; MAB 4; Church Activities 3,4; Library Club 1; Student Council 1; Per- fect Attendance 1,2 Farrell. Robert WlBow St.. Evans Mills 4-H 1,2; Treasure Farrell. Sharon R.F.D. 2, Evans Mills Library Club 1; AFS 2,3,4; Ju- nior Play; Senior Play; March of Dimes 2.3,4; Walk-Athon 2. 3,4 Gamble, Tina Calcium Library Club 1.2; AFS 1 George. Lila Evans Mills Junior Play; Babysitter for Con- vention 3; walk-a-thon 2,3; March of Dimes 2.3; nursery teacher 2; choir 1 Gervera, Pat R.F.D. 1, Antwerp Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1.2; Track 1,2; Senior Play; Football All-Star 4 Gleeson, Colleen R.F.D. 1, Evans Mills Library Club 2; AFS 3.4; Candy Striper 1; Senior Play; Junior Play; Yearbook; Nursery School Helper 4 Grieco, Cheryl R.F.D. 1, Evans Mills Gymnastics 3,4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Chorus 1,2.3; Civil Air Patrol 1.2,3; Walk-a-thon 3; Secretary Haas, Eric Philadelphia Haggerty, Dennis R.F.D. 1, Theresa Wrestling 1.4; $100. Salesman; magazine Drive Manager 4; Se- nior Play; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Boy’s State 3; Who's Who in American High Schools: Perfect Attendance 1; F.F.A. Awards 1,2,3,4 Hall. Marie (Mrs.) Peck St., Antwerp Hall, Terry Philadelphia Hardy. Karen Garden of Eden Road, Philadelphia Choir 2; Student Secretary 3,4; Business Club 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Cream ICS 3,4; Centennial Award 3; Field Hockey 1; Soc- cer 3.4; Basketball 3,4; Volley- ball 3.4; Track 3.4; Softball 3; Senior Play; Ski Club 4 Hatched, Roberta VanBuren St.. Antwerp Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Field Hock- ey 1; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1. 3.4; Soccer 2,3,4; Cheerleading 2.3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Magazine Drive Captain; Year- book Co-F ditor; $100. Sales- man; A.F.S. 4; GAA 3,4; French Club Secretary 2; Se- nior Play Student Director; Junior Play Student Director; 130 Twirling 1,2,3,4; United Youth Group Treas. 2,3,4; Walk-a-thon 3,4; Choir 2.3,4; March of Dimes 3,4; Candy Striper 2 Havens, Thelma Theresa Poem Contest 1; Volleyball 3; $100. Salesman; Student Sec- retary 2,4; 1 .B.L.A. 1.2,4; Newspaper Editor 4; Chorus 1,2; M. D. Telethon 4 Hayes, Margaret Calcium I ield Hockey 1; Softball 1,2; Soccer 2,3; Cheerleading 2,3.4; Honor Society 2,3.4; Yearbook Magazine Drive Manager; ETA 3,4; French Club 2; Library Club 1; A.F.S. 3; Junior Play, Senior Play; Band 1,2; Orchestra 1.2,3,4; Church Activities 4; Handicapped Children 2 Hermann. Debra R.H.D. 1, Evans Mills $100. Salesman; Yearbook; Stu- dent Secretary 2,3,4; Church Member 1.2,3.4; Senior Play; Business Club 2.3,4; Library Club 4 Hicks, Carolyn Oxbow. N. Y. Cashier at A P in Gov. 3,4; Sunday School Teacher 2; AES 1; I .B.L.A. 2; UNICEF Drive 1 Hicks, Michael Oxbow, N. Y. Soccer 1.2,3; Baseball 3; Basketball 3,4' Hilligas, Bartina Halls Corners Road Philadelphia. N. Y. Money Drives Birth Defects 3; Basketball 4 Hoover, Jane Theresa Basketball 3,4; Tennis 4; Per- fect Attendance 3; Junior Play; Color Guard 2,3,4 Hoover, Joan Theresa, N. Y. Perfect Attendance 1,2.3; Twirling 1.2,3.4; Basketball 2. 3.4; Volleyball 4; Tennis 4; Youth Court Adm. Board 2,3.4; Youth Court Attorney; Youth Court Bar Association 3; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Crew Jackson. Dorothy R.F.D. 1. Evans Mills, N. Y. Ski Club 1,2,3.4; Twirling 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Year- book 4; AES 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Or- chestra 1.2,3; Church Activi- ties 1,2.3.4 Jackson. Sharon Oxbow, N. Y. Honor Society 3,4; Perfect Attendance 2; Yearbook 4; Student Secretary 3,4; AFS 1; Business Club 2,3,4; Vice Presi- dent 3, Secretary 4; Junior Play 3; Unicef Drive 1; $100 Salesman; Newspaper Club 4, Newspaper Editor Jordan, Thomas Clark Street Philadelphia. N. Y. Gymnastic Team 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4 Kent, Kevin Sand Street. Philadelphia Football 1.2; Baseball 1; Soccer 3.4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; $100 Sales- man Kirch, Michael 17 Pearl Street, Philadelphia Altar Boy 1,2 Kubis, Stanley Evans Mills, N. Y. Baseball 2,3,4 LaClair, Kimberly Physical Fitness Award 1,2; Twirler 1,2; Volleyball 3.4 LaMont, Mike Mechanic Street. Antwerp AFS 2,3.4; Junior Play 3: Se- nior Play 4; Orchestra 2.3,4; Church Activities 1,2.3.4; Year- book Co-Editor. LaPlante. Robert Theresa. N. Y. Baseball 2,4; Excellent Schol- arship Award 3; Bridge Club 4; Soccer 4; Hockey Tourna- ment 3,4 Lashaw. Essie R. F. D. 2, Evans Mills. N. Y. AFS 1; Junior Play 3; Year- book 4 Lawton, Mary Evans Mills. N. Y. Library 2; Junior Play 3; Se- nior Play 4; Yearbook 4 Lingcnfelter, Linda Willow Street, Evans Milk Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2; Ski Club 2,3,4; Church Activities; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; $100 Salesman 4; Class Treasurer 3; Foreign Exchange Student-Rotary Club 3 Love, Kevin Willow Street. Antwerp Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; AFS 1.2, 3,4; Science Club 1.2.3, Pres. 4; Student Council 3,4; Student Journal 1.2; Literary Club 1: FT A 4; AFS Musical 2,3,4; Band 1.2.3,4; Orchestra 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Jazz Rock 1,2.3, 4; Bi-County Chorus 1,2,3,4; All State Sectional Chorus 3; Church Activities; All-State Sectional Stage Band 3 Lynch, Monica Thornton Carpenter Road, Antwerp Cheerleading 1,2; Library 1 Sr. Play 4; $100 Salesman MaKuch. Jo Ann Calcium, N. Y. Student Council 1; Science Club 1.2; Library Club 1; AFS 1; Ski Club 2.3.4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Honor Society 3,4; Class President 3; Youth Group 1,2,3;Church Activities March, Robin Willow Street, Evans Mills Latin Club 2.3,4; Bowding Mason, Cheryl Hoik ins Road, Philadelphia Student Secretary 3; Senior Play: Junior Play; Library Club 1; M. Y. F. 1 Mcllroy, Robert RED 2, Evans Mills Senior Play: Gymnastics 1.2,3. 4; Soccer 3; Football 1.2: Wrestling I McIntyre, John Philadelphia Ski Club 2.4; Wrestling 3; Year- book Layout Editor; Senior Play; Junior Play; Band 1,2,3, 4; Orchestra 3.4; AFS Musical 3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Jazz-Rock Chorus 4; Bi-County 4 McKcever. Terry Philadelphia Basketball 1,2,3.4; Football 4; Senior Play Monroe, Joan Philadelphia Montondo. Michael RED, Theresa ETV 2,3,4; Senior Play; Basket- ball 1,2; Track 4 Moran, Cynthia Willow St.. Evans Mills Soccer 2.3.4; Track 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2.3.4; GAA 3,4; Volleyball 1,2.3,4; Softball 1,2.3; President’s Fitness Award 1,2: Honor Society 4 Moran. Jacqueime Calcium Cheerleader 2; Yearbook; AFS 4; Junior Play; Bi-County Cho- rus 3.4; Bi-County Orchestra 2. 3.4; Jaza-Rock 4; AFS Musical 3.4: Orchestra 1.2.3,4; Twirling 1; Marching Band 2; MIA 3,4; Youth Group 123.4; Choir J; Church Activities 1,2.3.4; Can- dy Striper l:Giri Scouts 1; Choir 1; Essay Contest Winner Munroe. Michael Gouverneur Rd.. Antwerp Football 1,2.3.4; Wrestling 1,2. 3.4; FFA 3; Drum and Bogle Corp 3 Northrop. Traces’ Maple Are.. Antwerp Cheerieading 2.3,4; S100 Sales- man; Magazine Drive Home- room Captain; Student Council 2.3.4; Lattr Chib 2.3.4; AFS 3.4; AFS Musical 2.3.4; Senior PU .Junior Play: Twirling 1.2. 3.4; Jazz-Rock 23.4; Stage B nd 3.4; Chorus 2,3.4; Bh C -ir y 3.4; A!! State Sectional 3.-: t YF 13,3 4; Choir 1.2.3. 4 Sec 1; 4H Vice President 2; 4H Presader 3:4H Cour.cfl 2,3 4 Candy S riper 133; Hen - ited for Vs Who m An H S. 3 Paine. Josepi Cai.iura ET 4; Bascetba!! 13,3.4; Ycuth Chib : 33.4; Boy Scouts Par-.er. Jeri Ch k St.. F-ibdelphia Sk: Club 2.3; Newspaper 3; Li- bra- Club I:Band 133; OrC 5Stra23:4H 1; MYF 1 Pirv-t, Stephanie 3� ?� '4am St Theresa Wi!. -A-Thoo 3; Girl Scouts l;Bi e:- B 2.3: VoBeyball 2; Tw ng 1 Petmcnak. Judy Mai' Si . Evans Mflis AFS 23,4; Magazine Drive HoroercK n Captain: Latin Club 23,4; French Chib 4; Ski Chib 3.4; Junior Play; Senior Play; AFS Muscat 3.CYO 13;Girl Scout 1; Youth Commission 3: Cheerleading Manager 2.3: Golf 2; Volley ball 1 Petrie. Douglas Black River Band 133.4; Track 133: Basketball 13: Student Council 133,4: Human Relations Com- mittee 3.4; 4H 13 Pickert. Barbara Madison Ave.. Amw erp Student Secretary 3.4; Manager of School Store 3.4; Business Chib 23,4; New ?paper Chib 4; Junior Auxiliary 1.23.4; Chtuch Activities 4; Perfect Attendance Picker:, Consunce Theresa Road. Antwerp 4H 3,4; Library Chib 1 Pickert, Frank Antwerp Track 1 Phis, Wendy McAllister Ave., Antwerp Senior Play: Junior Play; AFS Musical 3.4 : March of Dimes WaBc- -tbon 3.4; AFS 23,4: Se- nior Class President; Coordina- ting Editor of Yearbook: Magazine Organizer; GAA 3.4; Cheerleading 23.4; Bowling 1; VoBeyball 13: S100 Salesman; G AA Vice President 3.4; .AFS Vice President, Golf 2 Preston. Barbara Main Si.. Philadelphia B;nd 133,4; Twirling 133,4; AFS Musical 3,4; MYF 13: Se- re - Pby; Junior Play; Honor S iety 3.4: FT A 3; AFS 4; French Club 2; Literary Club !: earbook; Hall of Fame: Si1� 30Salesman:Cheer- leading 23,4; Tennis 3; Twirl- ing Award 4; AFS Vice Presi- dent 4 Prince. Joseph R.D. 2. Theresa Basketball 1,23.4 Prior, Noah R.D. 1; Evans MiDs S100 Salesman; Science Club 23.4; Senior Play Junior Play; AFS Musical 3,4; Cho- rus 4; Band ! 33,4; All State 4; Jazz-Rock 4: Stage Band 2, 3.4; Orchestra 2,3.4; Perfect Attendance 1:4H I; 4H Presi- dent 1 Purcell, James Sand Stl. Philadelphia Football 13,3.4: Wf resiling 13, 3.4; FFA 1 Reynolds. David Theresa Football 1; Golf 4; Youth Group 13; Senior Play Richie. Ann Marie Box 107, Calcium Waik-a-thon 23 Richter. David R.F D. 1. Evans Mills Football 133.4; All-Star Hon. Men. Foot bafl 4 Robinson, John Jr. R-D. I. Theresa Football 133.4; Basketball 13; Junior Play; Senior Pby; Baseball 1; .All-Star in Basket- bafl 2: All-Star Hon. Men. Foot- ball 4 Rogers. Holly Philadelphia Twirling 133,4; Jub : Pby; FBLA 3.4; Student Secretary 23.4; Volley bafl 23 Rose, Muriel Mechanic St., Amw erp Junior Play: Latin Chib 1.2.3, 4; NEDT Award 2: AFS Musical 234: Jic Rock 23.4; Bi- County Chorus 23,4; Orchestra 133,4; Chorus 13.3.4;Con- ference AU State 3: All-State Orchestra 3.4; Solo Festival 1. 2:Choir 13: Lnkef Drive 1 Rose, Susan R.F.D. 3. Heather Acres Watertown, N. Y. 13601 Honor Roll 133.4; Cheerlead- ing 23.4; Yearbook Photo- graphy Editor: 5100 Salesman: AFS Club 23,4; Latin Club 3. 4; Student-Council 3.4: AFS Musical 3.4; Junior and Senior Phy; English 9A Class Play; Candy-Striper 23; Church Choir I; Volleyball 1; Bowling Ruttan. Mary (Mrs.) Route 37: Evans Mills. N. Y. Basketball 2; Student Council 23: Junior and Senior plays Sanders, Elsie Steacy Road, Theren. N. Y. 13691 Future Business Leaders of America 2; Sudent Sec re tar 3,4 Sanders. John Mechanic Street, Antwerp, N Y Soccer 133,4; Junior and Se n� r Pby Schrodt. Martin Calcium. N. Y. FFA 133.4; Sr. Chorus 13.3: 4; 4-H Club 3,4; Individua Achievement in Dairy Produc- tion 3; 7th A 3rd Showman- ship at N Y. State Fair Shaw. Randy Willow Street. Evans Mills. N. Y Basketball 13.4; Track 2; Foot- ball 4 Slate, Danny Theresa. N. Y. FFA 23.4 Smith. Susan 407 Mam Street. Theresa N. Y. Chorus 1 Steele. Susan Evans Mills Road. Philadelphia N. Y. National Essay Contest Winner 3; Honor Roll 2.3; Perfect Attendance 1,2: FTA 2.3,4; Literary Club 1.2,3,4; National Honor Society 2.3,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Band 2.3.4; Stage Band 1.2. 3.4; Summer Band 1,2,3,4; Sectional All-State Stage Band 3.4: Pep Band 2.3.4; Solo Festival 1,2.3; Wood Clinic 2: AFS Variety Show I; Grange Radio Program 1; Christmas Program 1.2; Church Activities 1.2.3.4; Unicef Drive 2; Phila- delphia Centennial Variety Show 2 Swam, Debra Antwerp, N. Y. Twirling 1,3.4; Volleyball 2,4; Hockey 1: Business Club 3.4; Literary Club 3.4; Student Secretary 3,4; Jr. Play;Christ- mas Play 2 Turturro. Anthony R. D. 3. Watertown, N. Y. Gymnastics 2,3.4; ETV 3.4; Essay Contest 2; Orchestra 1; Calcium Youth Club 1.2.3.4; Boy Scouts 2; Pizza Drive 1 Vantassel. Jean R. F. D.. Theresa, N. Y. Basketball 2,3.4; Volley ball 2. 3.4; Softball 3.4 Vock. Colleen Theresa. N. Y. Basketball 1; Student Council Delegate 1.2.3; Student Council Pres. 4. Jr. Class Pres. 3; SI00 Salesman 4; Yearbook 4; Latin Club 1.2.3.4; AFS Club 4; Ski Club 3.4; Latm Club Secretary 3; FT A 2; Sr. Play Cast; Jr Play Cast; Social Chairman 1,2; CYO 1,2; CYO Sec. 2; American Legion Oratorical Contest 2,3 W'alrath. Michael Oxbow, N. Y. Who’s Who in American Htgh Schools 3; Soccer 4; Varsity Basketball Manager 3,4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Yearbook; AFS 2.3,4; Bridge Club 4; Sr. Play; Jr. Play; AFS Musical 3.4; Boy’s State 3; Heart Drive I 2; 4-H 1 Walts, Clinton Evans Mills FFA 1,2,3.4 Watson. Duane R.F.D. I, Evans Mills, N. Y. Honor Society 2.3.4; Perfect Attendance 1,2.3; Student Council Alternate 1; FT A 2.3, 4; FTA Treasurer 3; Latin Club Executive 1.2; Literary Club 1,2; Literary Club Pres. I; Usher 1.2.3.4 MYF 1.2,3.4; MYF Secretary 2; MYF Pres. 3,4; Youth Aflame 3,4; Coun- cil of Ministries 3.4; Unicef Drive 2 W'elser. Nancy RFD 2. Evans Mills. Y Y. Yearbook Staff; Business Chib 3.4; AFS Club 3.4; Jr. Play. MYF 1; Girl Scouts 1 West, Robert Willow Street. Evans Mills Football 2.3.4; Wrestling 12, 3.4;Golf 2.4; Track I; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; CYO 1,2,3.4; Boy Scouts I; Ski Chib 4; Latin Chib 3; Yearbook Hall of Fame West, Terry 209 High Street Theresa. N. Y. SI00 Salesman; Perfect Atten- dance 1,2,3,4; School Store Manager 3; Yearbook Typing Editor. Sr. Class Secretary; FBLA 2,3,4; President of FBLA 4. Secretary of FBLA 2,3; Jr. Play; Twirling 2,3,4; Band 1,2.3,4; Orchestra 3.4; All-state band 1,2,3; Youth Group 1,2; Money Drives 2,3; Student Secretary 2,3.4; AFS 2; Girl Scouts 1 Wood. Vicki RD 2, Evans Mills Bowling I; Jr. Play; MIA 1.2,3. 4 Youngs. Charles Theresa. N. Y. Football 1,2; Basketball I; Youth Group 1.2; Sr. Play Toehihde. Huohara (Ataro) Theresa. N. Y. Soccer 4; Honor Society 4; Baseball 1,4; Karate 1; Judo I; English Ch� b 1,2.3; AFS 4; Stagehand 4; Rotary Variety Show 4. YMf A 1 You sa that to AI I the girls In tin name o! I nglish o. I bless this hook It’s for the yearbook you say? IK) blondes really have more fun? IK s Mom. I’ll he home on the 5 hi bus again tonight EPILOGUE We have come to an end ... in this book. Its completion has taken us back through time, a time that was im- portant to all of us. We will remember the moments working, waiting, listening—that have combined to make us nearer experience and the utilization of what we have learned, learning that came not only from books, but from one another. We have been guided down a long corridor, learning about the world and ourselves and seem to have suddenly come upon the doors to our future. The OJEQUACK Stall of 74 has presented this book in hopes that each of you will open it as a door into the past, a pleasant memory-1974. 135 Autographs Bf.