Keene Central School - Tahawus Yearbook (Keene Valley, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1981 volume:

I would like to offer my heartfelt congratulations and apprecia- tion to all the members of the Yearbook Staff for the truly out- standing devotion to duty they displayed in producing this book of memories for the year 1981. Their wonderful spirit and enthu- siasm will always be an inspiration to me. A special thanks to Dedication The Yearbook Staff is pleased to announce the dedication of the 1981 Keene Central School Year- book to Mrs. Kathleen Purdy. Mrs. Purdy, the for- mer Kathleen McCourt, is a 1957 graduate of Keene Central School and is al- so a graduate of the State University College at Plattsburgh, where she was an excellent student. After completing her studies, she secured a teaching position at Keene Central, serving in that position as an ex- cellent teacher for the past 16 years. The en- thusiasm and dedication she has given to her pro- fession and students has always been of the highest order. She constantly displays an attitude of .Mu. CfCtUA4een uuly joy in learning and tries to instill this attitude in her students. Mrs. Purdy presently teaches Biology, Chemistry, Math 10, Math 11, and Math 12. She has been senior class advisor several times and has served as an officer in the Teacher’s Association and is now serving as a mem- ber of the Scholarship Committee. Mrs. Purdy is always willing to help her students, and she frequently goes way beyond the call of duty to do so. She is a cheerful, understanding, and caring person. Talented and ener- getic, she is well-liked by both students and colleagues. We arc grateful to have her as a member of our faculty and community. 1 THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1981 Top (L-R): Andrew Quinn, Eric Johnson. Middle (L-R): Brian Huchro, David Lister, Tammy Baird, Cindy Vagnarelli. Bottom (L-R): Kristine Lawas, Rory Hanmer, Todd Purdy, Joe Augustine. Missing: Eunice Smith. 2 Life's but a walking shadow... ■Macbeth JOSEPH JESSE AUGUSTINE Yoe AMBITION: Marine Tech- nology PET PEEVE: Little kids who think they are big kids. WEAKNESSES: Parties, women MAJORS: Math and Shop FAVORITE PASTIMES: Par- tying and fishing FAVORITE SAYING: Let’s go to the Spread for lunchJ FAVORITE CLASS: Shop AWARDS: Varsity Letter EXTRACURRICULAR: Rifle Club 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3� Soccer 3� � Drama; Student Council 2,3 I, JOE AUGUSTINE, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to play soccer and to fight. 3 MATT DUMAS my ability to TAMARA LEE BAIRD Tammy AMBITION: Painless death PET PEEVE: Passes WEAKNESSES: Rotcees, lima beans, white cho- colate MAJORS: Math, Science FAVORITE PASTIMES: Road- trips to Rochester (ac- companied by George and Mabel) FAVORITE CLASS: Photo- graphy AWARDS: Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents; Who's Who Among American High School Cheerleaders; Varsity K, NEDT 7.2; Certificate of Honor in Math 1,2; and in Home Economics 2; Caroline I. Goll Award in Indus- trial Arts; Regents Scho- larship; Empire Girl's State. EXTRACURRICULAR: Cheer- leading 7,8,1,2; Soccer 2; Yearbook 2,3; Scho- lars for Dollars 3,4; Drama 2. I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the day Brian turned on the lathe and the day the whole senior class was in school at one time I, TAMARA BAIRD, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to LEONA WELLS my ability to do whatever I so desire and get away with it. 4 Ijg fll RORY ALFRED HANMER Paco B-l Geek Hambone Leroy AMBITION: to become in- dependently wealthy by the age of 22. PET PEEVE: Mrs. Purdy and certain ethnic stu- dents WEAKNESSES: TV and coo- kies MAJORS: Science, Math FAVORITE PASTIMES: Read- ing, horseback riding, camping FAVORITE SAYING: II- ligitimi non Carborun- dum. FAVORITE CLASS: Shop AWARDS: NEDT Certificate 7,2; 8th Grade Honor Cup; Carolyn I. Goll Award for Industrial Arts 1; Certificate of Excellence in Math 1,2,3; and in Science 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students EXTRACURRICULAR: Soccer 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3, Class Of- ficer 1,2,3� ; Student Council 3,4; Yearbook 3; Varsity Club 2,3� Drama 2; Rifle Club 2. I. RORY HANMER, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to PHILIP HEALD my ability to ask Mrs. Purdy pertinent questions and to ANDREW FRIEARY my even temper. 5 BRIAN MONTE HUCHRO Barney AMBITION: Traveling around the world PET PEEVE: Math, get- ting up in the morning WEAKNESS: expensive foreign cars, vacations MAJORS: Math, Science, Business FAVORITE PASTIMES: Ten- nis, skiing, photography FAVORITE CLASS: Photo- graphy, English, Gourmet Cooking FAVORITE SAYING: You eotta be kidding! AWARDS: Varsity K, Ex- cellence in Business 3; Who's Who Among American Hieh School Students; School Service Award 1; Honor Roll EXTRACURRICULAR: Soccer 1 2,3 4; Yearbook 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,2,4; Chorus 7,8,1,2,4; Band 7,8,1,2, 3,4; Rifle Clubl; Drama 2; Varsity Club 4; Var- sity Baseball 2,3; Dri- ver Education 3; Class Officer 2; All-County Chorus 4. I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the first time I ever rode with Andrew Quinn. I, BRIAN HUCHRO, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to TIA FARRELL my ability to find homework wherever I go and to LEONA WELLS my ability to tvoe a Qualifications Sheet in less than one period. 6 Caa-C. ERIC ERDMAN JOHNSON Mad Dog Johnstone AMBITION: I wanna be a rock and roll star. PET PEEVE: The little green men on pink ele- phants that go GAH GAHI WEAKNESSES: Parties, '57 Strats, going to the Spread for lunch. MAJOR: Shop FAVORITE PASTIMES: Wo- men, drinking moder- ately. ..fast, the Owl's Head, hooter hunts. FAVORITE SAYING: Let's get comatose. FAVORITE CLASS: Chemis- try AWARDS: Varsity K, Bas- ketball All-Star 1980 Second Team, Basketball All-Star Moriah Christ- mas Tournament 1980, Rifle Club Top 5 EXTRACURRICULAR: Basket- ball 8,1,2,3. ; Soccer 3; Drama; Rifle Club 1; Stage Band 2; Varsity Club 4; Periodical De- tention 7,8,1,2,3 I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The day Mr. Palange wrestled the gymnasium door and lost. I, ERIC JOHNSON, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to JIM MURPHY my ability to keep the other teams in the league well fed. 7 KRISTINE ANNETTE LAWAS Little Brown Girl AMBITION: To sit next to Tom Brokaw on the Today Show PET PEEVE: Paco, tuna- fish sandwiches WEAKNESS: Clark Gable MAJORS: French, Math, Science FAVORITE PASTIMES: Swim- ming at the Gorge, dan- cing, reading Gone With The Wind FAVORITE SAYING: Go for it You bananal FAVORITE CLASS: History AWARDS: School Service Award 7,8,1,2,3� Varsity Letter, MVAC All-Star Team for Soccer-Honorable Mention; $100 Scholar- ship from the NYS Jr. Miss Pageant; KCS Out- standing Performer in Drama; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Who's Who Among American High School Cheerleaders; Al- ternate Candidate to Girl's All-State NYS Finalist in the USA Ju- nior Miss Pageant EXTRACURRICULAR: Band 7 8,1,2,3� -; Chorus 7,8, 1,4-; Stage Band, Soc- cer 3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Cheerleading 8,1,2; Yearbook Reporter 2,3; Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 4; Drama 2; Scholars for Dollars 3,U. I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Coach picking on me, al- ways falling on my head, and finding Quinn around every corner. I, KRISTINE LAWAS, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to BOOM BOOM LECLAIR my ability to ignore sideline harassment and to KIM MACKEY mv phone bills. 8 ftnaUjLuf DAVID ANDREW LISTER Dave AMBITION: Music PET PEEVE: Being in school on time, people slamming my locker, and passes. WEAKNESSES: Girls ... girls ... and more women MAJOR: Math FAVORITE PASTIMES: Drin- king beer, playing rock and roll (and getting paid for it), trying to find something else to do besides drinking beer and playing rock and roll. FAVORITE SAYING: What a rush! FAVORITE CLASS: Earth Science EXTRACURRICULAR: Basket- ball 3 AWARD: Who’s Who Among American High School Re- jects I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Getting away with every- thing and getting caught for nothing. I, DAVID LISTER, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to COACH DUMAS my ability to hold my temper at all times. 9 TODD JEFFREY PURDY RJ Purdi AMBITION: to be success- ful PET PEEVE: Andy Quinn's driving WEAKNESSES: fast-dri- ving, bagels, girls MAJORS: Math, Science, Shop FAVORITE PASTIMES: Par- tying, sports, making fun of Coach. FAVORITE SAYING: How do? FAVORITE CLASS: English AWARDS: Varsity K; Ex- cellence in Math 2,3 Coach's Award in Base- ball; School Service 1, 2,3; North Country Scho- lar Award; Physical Edu- cation Award 1,2,3; MVAC All-Star Second Team 3; MVAC All-Star First Team 4. EXTRACURRICULAR: Scho- lars for Dollars 3,4; Basketball 7 8,1,2,3,4; Baseball 8,1,2,3,4; Soc- cer 8,1,2,3 4; Pee Wee Coach; Yearbook Reporter 2; Class President 1,2, 3,4; Band 7,8,1,2,3; Varsity Club President; Chorus 7,8,4; Stage Band 1. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: my class, the school, and the faculty. I, TODD PURDY, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to ANDREW FRIEARY my ability to keep my nose out of everyone's way. 10 ANDREW WALKER QUINN Quan AMBITION: Forestry PET PEEVE: losing, and long bus rides when the bus breaks down. WEAKNESSES: fast cars, women, Bud, blondes, and Skoal MAJORS: Math, Science, Shop FAVORITE PASTIMES: Dri- ving my car, listening to music, playing soc- cer, chewing Skoal, and going to Placid. FAVORITE SAYING: Do the letters F.O. mean any- thing to you? FAVORITE CLASS: Wood- working Tech AWARDS: Varsity K, MVAC Second Team All-Star in Soccer, MVP for Out- standing Senior Basket- ball Player. EXTRACURRICULAR: Varsity Baseball 8,1,3; Varsity Soccer 8,1,2,3� Var- sity Basketball 2,3,4; Student Council 8,1,2,3, 4. I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Matt Dumas' $40.00 strike out and winning the Moriah Basketball Tournament. I, ANDREW QUINN, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to JEFF SHACKETT my ability to see blood and guts and not get sick. 11 CumiuU. fO- JJnrfvlh EUNICE MYRA SMITH Killer” AMBITION: to help people who don't have the ability to help themselves• PET PEEVE: Homework, Keene, and wise guys. WEAKNESSES: the opposite sex, trouble, and Miller Beer. MAJORS: Business and Home Economics FAVORITE PASTIMES: par- ties, sports, and sleep- ing. FAVORITE SAYING: I pro- mise it will never hap- pen again. FAVORITE CLASS: Gym and Study Hall AWARDS: Varsity K in Soccer, Basketball, and Softball; School Service EXTRACURRICULAR: Drama, Soccer 1,2,3� � Basket- ball 2; Softball 2, Cheerleading; All-County I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: that no matter what I did I always got caught, and the day Mr. Lichten- berg lectured me on smo- king with a cigarette in his hand. I, EUNICE SMITH, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to MARGO ESTES my abilitv to reverse a standard. J 12 C ynX uix. ffoAAj CYNTHIA MARIE VAGNARELLI Cindy AMBITION: to be rich PET PEEVE: Liars, cheats WEAKNESS: Doritos and Greg MAJORS: Math, Business, Home Economics FAVORITE PASTIMES: riding around, causing trouble FAVORITE SAYING: I doubt it! FAVORITE CLASS: band AWARDS: Excellence in Music 8,2: Varsity K in Cheerleading EXTRACURRICULAR: Band 7, 8,1,2,3,4s Chorus 7,8,9: Stape Band 7,8,9; Cheer- leading 8,1,3; Drama 8; Class Officer 1,3.4- I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Be- ing sent from Geometry to get graph paper with Leona I, CINDY VAGNARELLI, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to LEONA WELLS my ability to overcome temptations! 13 MOST POPULAR: Todd Kris MOST COLORFUL: Eric Kris INDUSTRIOUS: Rory Kris MOST BRILLIANT: Rory Tammy MOST CAREFREE: Joe Eunice MOST SOPHISTICATED: Dave Kris MOST VERSATILE: Todd Kris FIRST TO MARRY: Andrew Cindy LAST TO MARRY: Eric, Rory, Andrew Kris MOST ROMANTIC: Dave Kris MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Rory Tammy BEST ATHLETE: Todd Kris BEST SPORT: Todd Kris BEST LOOKING: Todd, Dave Kris MOST MODEST: Brian Eunice LEAST MODEST: Eric, Andrew Kris BEST DANCER: Todd Kris BEST NATURED: Todd Kris WITTIEST: Eric Tammy HAS BIGGEST LINE: Andrew Kris MOST BASHFUL Brian Cindy SMALL FRY: Brian Kris BEST DRESSED: Brian Kris WILDEST DRESSED: Eric Kris FRIENDLIEST: Todd Kris BEST MANNERED: Todd Cindy MOST MISCHEVIOUS: Eric Eunice MOST MYSTERIOUS: Dave Tammy, Cindy NEVER ON TIME: Eric Eunice 14 Administration Mrs. Troskowski (Secretary) Mrs. Robillard (Treasurer) BOARD OF EDUCATION: Elaine Edmonds, Bill Endicott, Carolyn Fish, George McClleland, and Tom McCabe. The Yearbook Staff is sorry to announce that a photograph of the Board of Education was un- available at the time of printing. We all deeply appreciate the sincere efforts of the Board and Administration as they continually strive to improve our edu- cational system. 15 folenientcwu STemcAetob Faculty Top (L-R): Mrs. Matteau, Mrs. Jaques, Mrs. Lichtenberg, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Cross, Mr. Konowitz. Bottom (L-R): Mrs. Hart- son, Mrs. Wagner, Miss Mulligan, Mr. Macnab. Mconda tfeiirAeto. Top (L-R): Mr. Clark, Mrs. Dumas, Mr. Dumas, Mrs. Dwight, Mrs. Davos, Mrs. Videtti, Mrs. Quinn, Mr. Palange. Bottom (L-R): Mrs. Hickey, Mrs. Glass, Mrs. Purdy, Mrs. Deyo. 16 Staff Richard Hartson, Henry Vincent, Jerry Ormsby, Jerry Smith. 17 Elementary Grades KINDERGARTEN (L-R)s Paul Auer, Clay- ton Ames, Mitchell Smith, Kimberley Kluwe, Jarrett Lloyd, Jennifer Ormsby, Steven Halasz, Reiner Lichtenberg, Mrs. Cross. FIRST GRADE Top: Christy Deyo, Mark Smith, Christina Augustine, Karin Kluwe. Bottom: Sandiann Smith, Noelle Patton, Nicole Zelinski, Dawn Ormsby, Mrs. Jaques. THIRD GRADE Top: Theresa Ashe, Kir- sten Fish, Natalie Dem- brosky, Shannon O'Connor, Mr. Macnab, Matt Porter, Jamie Whitney, Mike Man- ley, Dean Smith, Missy LaRose. Bottom: Kia Robillard, Laurie Smith, Guy Smith, Sylvia Davos, Sheila McDonough, Penny Auer, Gina Piserchia, Christina Jaques. SECOND GRADE Top: Kirk Rasco, Tina Gokey, Mrs. Wagner, Sheryl Carey, Josh Feit- shans, Erin Lloyd, Danny Jaques, Eric Wells, Mi- chael Buysse. Bottom: Leo Hickey, Brian Ashe, Lee Pisacano, Travis Gag- non, Stephanie Lane, Ka- tin Kluwe, Danny Glass, Joey Dubiel, Scott Buysse, Kristy Smith. 18 FOURTH GRADE Top: Erik VanYserloo, Tracy Feitshans, Joe 0’ Connor, Jenny Brucgul, Matt Smith, Mrs. Lichten- berg. Bottom: Andi Du- bay, Stacy Purdy, Mary Bailey, Michelle Lane, Stacie Hudson. FIFTH GRADE Top: Betsy Scaife, Mr. Konowitz, Heather Thomp- son, Dee Smith, Adam Wells, Don Smith, Todd Smith, Brian Fish. Bottom: Sean Auer, Jeremy Quinn, Kris Vagnarelli, Davey Deyo, Burt Smith, April Pastor. SIXTH GRADE Top (L-R): Heidi Gagnon, Steve Buysse, Shawn O'Con- ner, Tina Frost, Anita Smith, Michelle Pastor, Alex Lehmann, David Le- Clair, Mrs. Matteau. Mid- dle (L-R'): Brad Jaques, Cindy Dubay, Maryam Davos, Aaron Miller, Guy Lawrence. Bottom (L-R): Julie Ames, Ernest Lawas, Steven Scaife, Shelley Sawyer. 19 Eighth Grade Top: Theodore Scaife, Bruce Mitchell, Jay Heald, Tarry Wilcox, Rodger Hudson, Billy Dixon. Bottom: Kris Ro- billard, Beth Estes, Becky Whitney, Beth LeClair, Eliza- beth Bailey, Marta Rasco, Lisa Combs. Seventh Grade Whitney, Heidi Sheasby, Todd LeClair, Kim Combs, BobbyFGifford Theresa Strobeck, Roy Bessey, Janet Ford. Bottom: Chuck Frost, Bart Smithj Danny Heald, Barbara Whitney, Scott Purdy, Dale Mit- chell, David Smith, Sean Baird. 20 Freshmen Fronts Caulie Hebert, Tina Smith, Heidi LeClair, Sheryll Strobeck, Sheryl LaRose, Doreen McDonough, Tracy Ames, Joyce Whitney. Back: Jay Dumas, Curtiss LeClair, Paul Gillman, Shannon Mackey, Paul McCoy, Darryl McDonough, Greg Dwight, Carl Lichtenberg. OFFICERS: Darryl McDonough (Pres.), Curtiss LeClair (Vice- Pres.), Caulie Hebert (Treas.), Greg Dwight (Sec.). 21 Sophomores Top (L-R): Lisa Zelinski, Darrin Mc- Donough , Ethan Lawas, Randy LeClair, Jeff Shackett. Middle: Val Straight, Heather Hathaway, Julie Baird Kim LeClair, Angela Rasco, Jody Whitney. Bottom: Leona Wells, Bernie Corichi, Penny Smith. OFFICERS: Randy LeClair (Sec.), Angela Rasco (Vice-Pres.), Darrin McDonough (Pres.), Julie Baird (Treas.). 1 9 8 3 22 Juniors Top; Brian Van Sise, Matt Zelinski, Phil Heald, David Mit- chell, Kim Mackey, John Augustine, Steve Hudson, Matt Dumas, Larry Bessey. Bottom: Tia Farrell, Andrew Frieary, Jim Mur- OFFICERS; Matt Dumas (Pres.), Kim Mackey (Sec.), Jim Murphy (Treas.), John Augustine (Vice-Pres.) • 23 Seniors Top: David Lister, Eric Johnson, Joe Augustine, Andrew Quinn, Tammy Baird. Bottom: Brian Huchro, Todd Purdy, Rory Hanmer, Cindy Vagnarelli, Kris Lawas. OFFICERS: Todd Purdy (Pres.), Tammy Baird (Vice-Pres.), Cindy Vagnarelli (Sec.), Rory Hanmer (Treas.). 24 SCHOLARS FOR DOLLARS (L-R)s Matt Dumas, Todd Purdy, Andrew Frieary, Rory Hammer. Al- ternates: Kris Lawas, Leona Wells, Tammy Baird, Kim Mackey. Ad- visor: Mrs. Michelfelder. YEARBOOK (L-R): Andrew Frieary, Darrin McDonough, Etham Lawas, Kris Lawas, Mr. Palange, Kim Mackey, Leona Wells. 25 Rifle Club (L-R): Matt Dumas, Kerry Whitney, Randy LeClair, Larry Bessey, Becky Whitney, Duane Estes, Bart Smith, Burt Smith, Kris Robil- lard, David Smith, Danny Auer, Mr. Robillard. Bottom: j i I SnjdENT CoUNCil rSf i Wan’ l!eidw eCiair, Doreen McDonough, Beth Estes, AnH o5 K Heidl Sheasby. Bottom: Matt Zelinski, Andrew Fneary, Kim LeClair. 26 Top: Andy Frieary, Greg Dwight, Heather Hathaway, Doreen McDon- ough, Tia Farrell, Kim Mackey, Kris Lawas, Brian Huchro. Bottom: Todd Purdy, Billy Dixon, Angela Rasco, Rodger Hudson, Kim Le- Clair, Sheryll Strobeck, Curtiss LeClair. fop: Steve Buysse, Jim Murphy, Phil Heald, Rodger Hudson, Darrin McDonough, Kris Lawas, Brian Huchro, Kris Robillard. Bottom: Billy Dixon, Marta Rasco, Beth LeClair, Kim LeClair, Cindy Vag- narelli, Leona Wells. Ck iuci 27 28 Sports Summary 1980-81 BOY'S VARSTTY SOCCER KCS struggled through a disappointing season due to the loss of key players Joe Augustine, Matt Zelinski, Rory Hanmer, and Jim Murphy to injuries and sickness. Nevertheless, the team was 4-8-1. Every game was close ex- cept one. Halfback Todd Purdy made first-team MVAC and was considered by many coaches the best player in the league. Andy Quinn and Andy Frieary were also MVAC all-stars, and Darrin McDonough made honorable mention. Quinn led the Beaver scorers, followed by Jeff Shackett, Mc- Donough, Purdy, and Jay Dumas. Frieary anchored a very strong defense, helped greatly by Matt Dumas, Steve Hudson, and Ethan Lawas. Freshman Darryl Mc- Conough did a terrific job replacing Augustine in the goal. The highlight of the season was a thrilling 1-0 upset over highly favored Elizabethtown. GIRL'S SOCCER Captains Kris Lawas and Lisa Zelinski led the girls soccer team through an ever improving season. Each game produced many outstanding performances. Many of the girls won player of the game' awards for their accomplishments. The whole team gained praise for their improvement from many referees and opposing coaches. With fourteen veteran soccer players returning, next year's squad has the capabilities of producing the best girl's soccer team record in KCS history. The keys to winning or losing will be the amount of practice time each girl gives to improving her soccer skills during the summer and the amount of dedication and discipline each girl brings to every practice and game. BOY'S VARSITY BASEBALL Only one senior graduated from last year's squad, and the Beavers expect a winning season this year behind a strong pit- ching staff of Matt Dumas, Todd Purdy, and Darrin McDonough. We had 15 people out of the team this spring and all were looking good at this writing. GIRL'S SOFTBALL The girl's softball team has out of its 16 players only one senior and one junior. It is a very inexperienced team, but also it is a strong team. We have improved our outfield, and our infield has also im- proved. Hitting has always been the weakest part of our game, but hopefully that will come around this year. If we can keep down the mental errors caused by inexperience and stay away from injuries, we should have a fine season. As a matter of fact, I'm hopeful it will be one of our best yet. 29 Sports Summary 1080-81 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL The school district was greatly excited about this group of boys who provided the first winning season for K.C.S. since 1952. The team finished 13-8 and if it weren't for some bad- ly placed injuries it would have been better. K.C.S. won the Moriah Christmas Tournament with big wins over Willsboro, 64-43, and Lone Lake, 52-43. Darrin McDonough was named tournament M.V.P. and Eric Johnson and Andy Frieary were named to the All-Tournament team. Beaver success was shared largely by eight individuals who could all play very well. Eric Johnson was All-Marcy Conference first team. He scored 250 points for a 15.6 average and ripped 24-5 rebounds for a 15 3 average. He also blocked innumerable shots and started many fast breaks. Darrin McDonough was All-Marcy Conference second team. On- ly a sophomore, he became the firsb K.C.S player in hisbory to tally 401 points in a season for a 19-1 average. He also tallied five assists per game. Matt Dumas was a work-horse forward who ripped 211 rebounds for 10.0 average. He averaged seven point a game, blocked many shots and started many fast breaks. He seemed to play even bet- ter in the pressure games. Andy Frieary did not record great offensive statistics for the season, but he was Keene's third best in rebound total and led the Marcy Conference in steals. He was the defensive spe- cialist who guarded the other team's star. Andy Quinn was third in points and third in assists. An- other player who saved his best games for the clutch, he scored around 20 points several times. In April, he was the M.V.P. for the Marcy League Seniors when they defeated the M.V.A.C. Seniors. 69-53- Todd Purdy, though injured for seven games, showed to be one of the_greatest passers in Keene history, tallying over 10 assists many times. He was also a key defensive player. Big Jim Murphy was an awesome reserve forward who came off the bench often to rip rebounds, block shots, and score points. Freshman Darryl McDonough, pressed into action when Todd was some great clutch basketball, and in one game teamed with his brother for nearly 40 points. Paul McDoy, Phil Heald, and Brian Van Sise also saw action m some of the Beaver games this year. We hope to see Darrin, Matt, Darryl, Andy, Jim, and some of the J.V. boys lead Keene to many more victories next year. Remember this mottos THE BUCK STOPS HERE! JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Mr. Konowitz's charges were 4-15 for the season, but im- proved greatly from game to game. Phil Heald and Brian Van Sise were the top scorers and rebounders, but many other players, in- cluding Jeff Shackett, Ethan Lawas, Jody Whitney, Jay Dumas, Carl Lichtenberg, and Andy Dumas looked very strong for the future. 30 Soccer Back: Coach Dumas, M. Zelinski, R. Hanmer, B. Huchro, C. Lich- tenberg, C. LeClair, P. Gillman, J. Augustine, J. Heald, J. Mur- phy A. Frieary, D. McDonough, M. Dumas. Front: D. McDonough, T. Purdy, J. Shackett, A. Quinn, E. Lawas, J. Dumas, S. Hudson. Girls’ Soccer ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ★★ ★★ ★ ★★ ★ ★ ★ ★★ ★★ ★★★ ★ ★ ★ '� Back: Coach Konowitz, Tina Crowningshield, Julie Baird, Doreen_ McDonough, Beth LeClair, Kim Combs, Caulie Hebert. Front: Angie Rasco, Kim LeClair, Barbara Whitney, Kris Lawas, Tina Smith. 31 Basketball Front (L-R): E. Johnson, M. Dumas, A. Quinn, D. McDonough, A. Frieary. Back: D. McDonough, B. Van Sise, J. Murphy, P. Heald, T. Purdy, Coach Dumas. Front (L-R): D. Whitney, A. Dumas, E. Lawas, S. Purdy, J. Whit- ney, J. Dumas. Back: Coach Konowitz, J. TeFoe, P. Gillman, C. Lichtenberg, P. Heald, J. Shackett. Missing: B. Van Sise. 32 Cheerleaders Bottom (L-R): Shelly LaRose, Heidi LeClair, Penny Smith, Lisa Zelinski, Doreen McDonough. Middle: Tina Smith, Angie Rasco. Top: Kim LeClair. (L-R): Donna Crowningshield, Lisa Bailey, Marta Rasco, Beth LeClair, Lisa Combs, Tracy Ames, Kim Combs. 33 Softball Top (L-R): Beth LeClair, Tina Crowningshield, Donna Crowning- shield, Doreen McDonough, Lisa Zelinski, Conni Hickey, Kris Lawas, Shelly LaRose, Tia Farrell. Bottom (L-R): Marta Rasco, Tina Smith, Kim LeClair, Julie Baird, Kim Combs, Sheryll LaRose, Kim Mackey, Angie Rasco. Baseball Top (L-R): Jim Murphy, Carl Lichtenberg, Matt Dumas Brian Van Sise, Andrew Frieary, Darryl McDonough, Coach Dumas. Bottom (L-R): Darrin McDonough, Todd Purdy, Pete Voss, Steve Hudson, Jeff Shack- ett, Paul McCoy, Jay Dumas. 34 35 Best of luck, Seniors Anne Frieary Good luck to the Class of '81 from the Buysse's Good luck Seniors Gregory's Service Center Good luck Seniors ADIRONDACK REALTY Adrian Edmonds and Martha Lee Owen Good luck Class of 1981! Elmore Edmonds Sons Keene General Store Keene, NY 576- 339 All the Best to our Seniors Woodruff Motel, Inc. 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They are your rallying points: to build courage when courage seems to fail; to regain faith when there seems to be little cause for faith: to create hope when hope becomes forlorn. Student Council Congratulations Good luck Keene Valley Hardware WILKINS AGENCY KEENE, N.Y. BEST OF WISHES SENIORS