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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1982 volume:

Dedication Jik. (J acnab Unlike Macbeth who believed that fair is foul and foul is fair, the Senior Class of 1982 feels that it is only fair to acknowledge our gratitude to the man who has so greatly contri- buted to the success of our senior year, Mr. Alan B. Macnab. We have benefited from the many programs and projects_which Mr,, Macnab has had a major role in organizing and encouraging, such as the chartering of a chapter of the National Honor Society, the production of the musical Bye, Bye. Birdie, the advising ol the Junior Class and the Student Council, and the teaching of S6V0273.1 ClaSSGS • In all fairness, we must point out that 'our deepest sense of gratitude comes from our appreciation of what Mr. Macnab has been to us personally. He has been a leader of our school that we all admire. At the same time, he has shown a personal con- cern and compassion for each student in the school. Although Mr. Macnab has been our principal for only one year, he will be one of our fairest memories of Keene Central School. In appreciation of all he has done and been, we dedicate this yearbook to him. 1 Memoriam Wilbur Edmonds, son of Raymond and Lena, was born, reared, schooled (except for college), and employed in this commu- nity. In 1937-1938, we called him twinkle-toes (he was a great dancer). Wilbur made his living at K.C.S. as a Business Education teacher for ten years and then went with IBM. We will all miss Wib as he was affectionately known. Ernie Kelley was a graduate of K.C.S. who spent 20 years of his life serving the com- munity in the capacity of a bus driver custo- dian at Keene Central. Ernie was an active member of this commu- nity who will certain- ly live on in the minds of those who knew him. Hannibal Edmonds, a native born son, came to K.C.S. on a sum- mer lend-lease cus- todial job. He made such a hit we kept him for 10 years, part of the time as a bus driver and majority of the time as a custodian. He was an outdoorsman, well-liked by every- one. His passing will leave a void in the hearts of many. Mae Broe came to this area from Conn- ecticut quite some years ago. She started as an elementary teacher in the then Keene school and trans- ferred to Keene Valley in 1937. She was a devoted, respected tea- cher for thirty years. Her involve- ment in community activities is remem- bered by many. Mae will be greatly missed. 2 Class of 1982 Top (L-R)s Brian Van Sise, Phil Heald, John Augustine. Middle: Steve Hudson, Matt Dumas, Kimberley Mackey, Tia Farrell, Jim Mur- phy. Bottom: Matt Zelinski, Andrew Frieary. Missing: David Mitchell JOHN HENRY AUGUSTINE Beaner Pothead AMBITION: to get my li- cense PET PEEVE: Groupies, history, dishes WEAKNESS: Motorcycles, Space Invaders, and red heads MAJORS: Science, shop FAVORITE PASTIMES: Fish- ing during school, air- plane rides, swimming at the gorge, viewing hea- venly bodies FAVORITE SAYING: I know what I'm doing! FAVORITE CLASS: Shop AWARDS: Rifle Club Top Marksman 3 EXTRACURRICULAR: Rifle Club 7,8,1,3i j Soccer 2; Basketball 2; Class Vice-President 2,3,4 I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The day we flew the mo- vie screen, Senior Year at KCS I, JOHN H. AUGUSTINE, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to ROLAND PALANGE my ability to ride motorcycles without a license. 4 JAMES FRANCIS MURPHY Baby Huey” Murph AMBITION� to be famous PET PEEVES: Groupies, heights WEAKNESSES: Food, Copen- hagen, dunking basket- balls MAJORS: Industrial Arts, Business FAVORITE PASTIMES: Sports, causing trouble FAVORITE SAYING: What happened? FAVORITE CLASS: Family Living AWARDS: Varsity K in Soccer, Basketball, and Baseball EXTRACURRICULAR: Soccer 2,3, s Basketball 1,2,3, k; Baseball 2,3� ; Rifle Club 1,4; Stage Band 1,4; All-County Band 3� i School Musical 4 I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The day we won the soc- cer championship I, JAMES MURPHY, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH hand jam. 5 to DARRIN MCDONOUGH the two- TIA MARIE FARRELL Bear AMBITION: To marry rich and have a maid, and to see Willie Nelson in p.erson! PET PEEVES: Getting up before 10 am and Gym Class WEAKNESSES: Tall guys, Willie Nelson, AC DC, Chicken (Ronnie), O.G. 6 and the color green MAJORS: Home Economics and Business FAVORITE PASTIMES: Go- ing to Doreen's, talking on the telephone, and listening to Willie Nel- son FAVORITE SAYINGS: Hu- mor! You ain't right Keep it in your snea- ker! FAVORITE CLASS: Music Appreciation and Earth Science AWARDS: Varsity K EXTRACURRICULAR: All- State Chorus 3,4} Bye Bye Birdie 4; Cheer- leading 2,3� 4; Girls' Soccer Scorekeeper 2,3, 4; Girls' Softball Scorekeeper 3; All- County Chorus 2,3,4 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All-State 1980 in Lake Placid, and the day we hung the fried chicken from the ceiling in the music room f I, TIA FARRELL, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to LEONA WELLS my ability to stay awake during an All-State Dress Rehearsal, to DOREEN MCDON- OUGH my ability to get up at 7:45 am and be at school by 8:00 am, AND to PENNIE SMITH my ability to put the ice in the right bed. 6 KIMBERLEY ANN MACKEY Kimber Kim Kimmie AMBITIONi Be happy, see the world, and never stop growing PET PEEVE s C orn dogs, passes, crutches, and Ace bandages WEAKNESSES : Darrin McDonough and white chocolate MAJORS: Math, Science, and Home Economics FAVORITE PASTIMESi Eat- ing, writing, walking, reading, and thinking FAVORITE SAYINGS: ..A? Go away! Howdy! FAVORITE CLASS: Chemis- try and Mechanical Draw- ing AWARDS: Excellence in: Algebra, Earth Science, Biology, Geometry, Chem- istry, Home Ec II, Band; Caroline I. Goll Award for Home Ec I IIj Var- sity K; Regents Scholar- ship; Student Activity Award 1,2,3; Highest Junior Senior Index 3 EXTRACURRICULAR: Soft- ball 1,2,3; Soccer 2; Volleyball 4; Drama 1; Student Council Secre- tary 2; Class Secretary 3,4; Yearbook Staff 1, 2,3,4; Scholars for Dol- lars 2,3,4; Senior Class Trip Club I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All of the great times our class has had since 3rd grade and what a su- per bunch of guys you all are. I, KIMBERLEY MACKEY, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to ANGELA RASCO my ability to contain any hysterical outbursts - especially in class! 7 PHILIP WAYNE HEALD Farm Boy AMBITION: to own my own semi PET PEEVES: Groupies, rum tea, cats WEAKNESSES: chewing, foxes, Lake Placid Club, and ADK Weekend MAJORS: Shop, Business FAVORITE PASTIMES: hun- ting, fishing, swimming at the Gorge FAVORITE SAYINGS: Let's take the insane route Drugs! FAVORITE CLASSES: Alge- bra, English AWARDS: Varsity K EXTRACURRICULAR: Soccer 1,4; Baseball 3� 4j Stage Band 4; Rifle Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; and Drama 4 I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My 18th birthday, and every person in my class, even Banquo! I, PHILIP HEALD, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to ETHAN LAWAS my ability to act innocent when guilty. 8 STEPHEN EDWARD HUDSON Spider Hudson AMBITIONi to always be in solvency PET PEEVE: Physics, Groupies, school lunch, and Pointy-heads WEAKNESSES: Arcade games, good movies, and home- cooked food MAJORS: Math Science FAVORITE PASTIMES, Going to Vermont, playing vi- deo games, getting away with everything andget- ting caught at nothing FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t do word problems. FAVORITE CLASS: Senior Class AWARDS: Varsity K EXTRACURRICULAR: Base- ball 3} Scholars for Dollars, Chorus Rifle Club 1; Basketball 1, ; Soccer 1,3� I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mrs. Kief’s Reading Class I, STEVE HUDSON, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to THE FRESHMAN CLASS my abi- lity to pull operations and never get caught. 9 ANDREW JOHN FRIEARY Fry Wop AMBITION: to become a lawyer RET PEEVES: Groupies, referees, losing, com- mies, the color green WEAKNESSES: Doreen, good food, losing my temper MAJORS: French, Science, and Math FAVORITE PASTIMES: Play- ing ball, road trips, conducting operations, being a radical FAVORITE SAYING: Justice is served! FAVORITE CLASSES: His- tory, Gourmet Cooking AWARDS: Varsity K, Re- gents Scholarship, NEDT 7, Excellence in History 2,3, Biology 2, Music 8; VFW Essay Contest Re- gional Winner, Soccer All-Star 2,3,4; Basket- ball All-Star 4 EXTRACURRICULAR: Year- book 3,4; Scholars for Dollars 2,3,4; Pee Wee Basketball Coach 1,2,3, 4; Band 1, Chorus 3, Soccer 8,1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 7,8,1,2,3,4; Baseball 8,1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 7,8,1,2,3,4 I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The day the Beavers be- came champions! I, ANDREW FRIEARY, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to DARRIN MCDONOUGH my ability to be outspoken AND to TODD LECLAIR my ability to play soccer. 10 DAVID CURT MITCHELL Donnie AMBITION: Architect, and to live PET PEEVE: Groupies and school lunch WEAKNESS: Computer games MAJORS: Math, Science, and Industrial Arts FAVORITE PASTIMES: Ar- cade games and perfor- ming operations FAVORITE SAYING: It's good enough for govern- ment work. FAVORITE CLASS: Senior Class and Computer Sci- ence (no teachers) AWARDS: Caroline I. Goll Award for Industrial Arts EXTRACURRICULAR: Rifle Club, Soccer 1, Basket- ball 4, Scholars for Dollars 4 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Peanut Scandal (j I, DAVID, MITCHELL, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to MR. LICHTENBERG my abi- lity to get away with things I never got caught at. 11 MATTHEW LEONARD DUMAS PF Monger Miserable Matt AMBITION: Surveyor PET PEEVES: Groupies, my youngest brother, com- mies, losing, homework, referees, washing dish- es, opponents, cats, running laps WEAKNESSES: Rock music (Steppenwolf, Led Zep- pelin, AC DC), trouble, women, the outdoors MAJORS: Science, Math, Industrial Arts FAVORITE PASTIMES: Being miserable, bothering people, sports, deten- tion, the woods, arguing with Paul McCoy, winning games FAVORITE SAYING: What good is it? FAVORITE CLASS: Shop AWARDS: Excellence in Industrial Arts, Rifle Club Award, Perfect At- tendance 7.1,3; School Service 1,2,3; Varsity K, Coach's Award in Baseball 3; 1981 MVAC Soccer All- Star, 1981-82 Marcy League Basketball Honor- able Mention; 1981 Wills- boro Holiday Tournament All-Star EXTRACURRICULAR: Soccer 8,1,2,3,4; Basketball 7� 8,1,2,3,4; Baseball 8,1, 2,3,4; Scholars for Dol- lars 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3, ; Yearbook 4; Drama Club 4; Pee Wee Coach 3, 4; Class President 8,1, 2,3,4; Varsity Club President 4 I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My Senior year at KCS I, MATT DUMAS, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to LEONA WELLS my ability to keep my chin up. 12 BRIAN SCOTT VAN SISE Gumby AMBITION: to live over 20 PET PEEVE: Groupies, hoes, and dirt roads WEAKNESSES: Rock music, Bunnies, and Lace MAJORS: French, Busi- ness, Science FAVORITE PASTIMES: Go- ing to Placid, using the computer, video games, listening to CHOM FAVORITE SAYING: What are you waiting for, rain? FAVORITE CLASS: French AWARDS: Varsity K, Certificate of Appre- ciation in Industrial Arts from the Lions Club EXTRACURRICULAR: Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 1,4; Varsity Club 3,4,; Student Council Treasurer 4; Pee Wee Coach 3i4; Chorus 1 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Scoring the winning basket at Tupper Lake I, BRIAN VAN SISE, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to ETHAN LAWAS my ability to have a party without my mother finding out AND to DARRIN MC- DONOUGH my ability to make a shot at the buzzer and to under- stand French. 13 MATTHEW JOSEPH ZELINSKI Zulu AMBITION: to become a paid firefighter and paramedic PET PEEVEs Groupies and Dodge Trucks WEAKNESSES: Potato Salad and Chocolate Eclairs MAJORS: Science and In- dustrial Arts FAVORITE PASTIMES: Being with people, working on my car, going to fire drills FAVORITE SAYING: I don't know. FAVORITE CLASS: Mech- anical Drawing AWARDS: Varsity K, School Services 1 EXTRACURRICULAR: Rifle Club 8,1; Soccer 1,2,3 4; Baseball 1,2; Chorus 1,3; Student Council 1, 3, ; Student Council Treasurer 3, Varsity Club 3. 5 Drama 7 I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Boulders in suspension (Kim Mackey) and the Fall of '81 ft 3 i-s=5-' I, MATTHEW ZELINSKI, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH to BETH LECLAIR my abi- lity not to take a dare. 14 MOST POPULAR: MOST COLORFUL: INDUSTRIOUS: MOST BRILLIANT: MOST CAREFREE: MOST SOPHISTICATED: MOST VERSATILE: FIRST TO MARRY: LAST TO MARRY: MOST ROMANTIC: MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: BEST ATHLETE: BEST SPORT: BEST LOOKING: MOST MODEST: LEAST MODEST: BEST DANCER: BEST NATURED: WITTIEST: HAS BIGGEST LINE: MOST BASHFUL: SMALL FRY: BEST DRESSED: WILDEST DRESSED: FRIENDLIEST: BEST MANNERED: MOST MISCHEIVOUS: MOST MYSTERIOUS: NEVER ON TIME: Andrew Kim Class Chair Tia John Kim Andrew Kim John Tia Andrew Kim Matt D. Kim Phil Tia David Kim Phil Tia Andrew Kim Matt D. Andrew Kim David Kim Andrew Kim Matt D. Kim John Tia Matt D. Tia David Kim John Tia Matt Z . Tia Steve Kim David Kim Andrew Kim John Tia John Jim Tia Andrew Matt Z. Kim Brian Tia David Tia John Tia Kim 15 Senior Class Trip.—Orlando, Florida Foreign Exchange Student This year at KCS, we were fortunate enough to have among us a foreign ex- change student from Sweden, Jens Gunnar Skold. Jens is staying in Keene Valley with Mrs. Emily C. Neville, whose gener- osity we all appreciate. It didn't take long for Jens to fit right in here at KCSj he is well-liked by both students and teachers. Jens is an active parti- cipant in KCS' extracurricular activi- ties. He was on the Soccer team and Var- sity Basketball team, as well as being a member of the Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society, and the Junior Class. Jens is one of the top five skateboardists in Sweden, and showed us his talent at one of our record hops. Some of Jens' favo- rite pastimes are hiking, camping, swim- ming, and of course, skateboarding. We all feel very lucky here at KCS to have had Jens with us this year and we will surely miss him when he leaves. 16 Administration (L-R): Mr. Macnab, Mrs. Robillard, Mrs. Troskowski, Mr. Lich- tenberg. Board of Education (L-R): Paul Vincent, William Endicott (President), Carolyn Fish (Vice-President), George McClelland. Missing: Elaine Edmonds. 17 Faculty Front (L-R): Miss Hartson, Mrs. Lichtenberg, Mrs. Davos, Mrs. Cross, Mrs. Scsigul .nsky. Back (L-R): Mr. Robillard, Mr. Clark, Mrs. Glass, Mrs. Deyo, Mr. Dumas, Mrs. Dwight, Mrs. Videtti, Miss Mulligan, Mrs. Vanderpool, Mrs. Dumas, Mrs. Hickey, Mr. Palange, Mrs. Purdy, Mrs. Quinn. Back (L-R): Davy Deyo, Steve Buysse, Alex Lehmann, Mr. Lichten- berg, Mrs. Davos, Mrs. Glass, Mrs. Dumas, Paul Gillman, Carl Lich- tenberg, Darryl McDonough. Front (L-R): Ernie Lawas, Willy Glass, Sylvia Davos, Stacie Hudson, Danny Glass, Missy LaRose, Shannon Mackey, Jay Dumas. 18 Staff (L-R)s Vivian Whitney, Jean Coolidge, Hilda Senecal. (L-R): Jerry Ormshy, Henry Vincent, Jerry Smith, Dick Hartson. 19 Elementary Grades KINDERGARTEN Front (L-R)i Mike Piserchia, Molly Lawrence, Sherri Warner, Jessica Brusgul. Back (L-R): Amy Carey, Carrie Hickey, Mrs. Cross, Sean Torrance, Morgan Sheasby. FIRST GRADE Front (L-R): Paul Auer, Jenny Ormsby Kristin Combs. Back (L-R): Reiner Lichtenberg, Steven Halasz, Jarrett Lloyd, Mitch Smith, Mrs. Jaques, Kim Kluwe. SECOND GRADE Front (L-R): Alicia Hickey, Noelle Patton, Morgan Ashe, Chris McSorley, Brian Ashe. Back (L-R): Mark Smith, Dawn Ormsby, Christina Augustine, Scott Buysse, Mrs. Scsigulin- sky, Michael Buysse, Christy Deyo, Stephanie Lane, Sandi- ann Smith, Nicole Zelinski. THIRD GRADE Front (L-R): Adam Cooper, Eric Wells, Danny Glass, Joey Dubiel, Travis Gagnon, Darin Kluwe. Back (L-R): Mrs. Davos, Danny Jaques, Erin Lloyd, Leo Hickey, KirkRasco, Tina Gokey, Sheryl Carey, Kristy Smith. 20 Top (L-R): Lisa Fedorczyk, Penny Auer, Sylvia Davos, WillyGlass, Natalie Dembrosky, Gina Piser- chia, Sheila McDonough, Missy LaRose. Middle (L-R): Erik Van- Yserloo, Christine Jaques, Matt Porter, Mike Manley, Jamie Whit- ney, Dean Smith, Michelle Lane. Bottom (L-R): Kirsten Fish, The- resa Ashe, Mrs. Lichtenberg, Laurie Smith. FIFTH GRADE Front (L-R): Stacie Hud- son, Mary Bailey, Stacy Pur- dy. Back (L-R): Matt Smith, Heatber jLhompson, Mr. KonowllsS? Jennifer llrusgul, Sonya (Cooper, Joe O Connor. SIXTH GRADE Front (L-R): Adam Wells, Scott Auer, Jeremy Quinn, Betsy Scaife, Dee Smith, Aran Voss. Back (L-R): Steven Scaife, Donald Smith, Brian Fish, David Deyo, April Pastor, Kris Vagnarelli, Mrs. Matteau 21 Seventh Grade Front (L-R): Michelle Pastor, Anita Smith, Heidi Gagnon, Maryam Davos, Tina Frost. Middle (L-R): Guy Lawrence, Aaron Miller, Shawn O'Connor, Ernie Lawas, Barbara Whitney, Chipper Wrex, Steve Buysse, Ben Kline, Julie Ames. Back (L-R): Joe McSorley, Jeff TeFoe, Brad Jaques, Todd LeClair, Dan Whitney, Alex Lehmann, Sean Auer. Eighth Grade Bottom (L-R): Heidi Voss, Kim Combs, Kelly Wrex, Theresa Stro- beck, Heidi Sheasby. Middle (L-R): Chuck Frost, Scott Purdy, Sean Baird, Andy Dumas, Ray Shackett. Top (L-R): Bart Smith, Roy Bessey, Dale Mitchell, David Smith, Dan Heald. 22 Freshmen Bottom (L-R): Jay Heald, Rodger Hudson, Bruce Mitchell, Tarry Wilcox, Theodore Scaife, Duane Estes. Middle (L-R): Donna Crowningshield, Lisa Bailey, Becky Whitney, Beth LeClair. Top (L-R): Billy Dixon, Lisa Combs, Marta Rasco, Mary McSorley, David Kline. OFFICERS (L-R): Marta Rasco (Vice President), Lisa Combs (Treasurer), Donna Crowningshield (Secretary), Lisa Bailey (President). 23 Sophomores Front (L-R)s Darryl McDonough, Pete Voss, Greg Dwight, Jay Du- mas. Middle (L-R): Heidi LeClair, Doreen McDonough, Tracy Ames, Joyce Whitney, Tina Smith, Paul Gillman, Colleen Wrex. Back (L- R): Shannon Mackey, Sheryl LaRose, Sheryll Strobeck, Carl Lich- tenberg, Curtiss LeClair, Paul McCoy. OFFICERS (L-R): Tina Smith (Secretary), Dar- ryl McDonough (Presi- dent), Greg Dwight (Vice- President), Shannon Mackey (Treasurer). 24 Juniors Top (L-R): Bernie Cor- ichi, Julie Baird, Dar- rin McDonough, Jody Whit- ney. Middle (L-R): Jens Skold, Ethan Lawas, Kim LeClair. Bottom (L-R): Angela Rasco, Jeff Shack- ett, Lisa Zelinski, Leona Wells, Randy Le- Clair, Tina Crowning- shield, Val Straight. OFFICERS (L-R): Leona Wells (Vice-President), Angela Rasco (Treasurer), Ethan Lawas (President), Kim LeClair (Secretary). 25 Seniors ??dso?� Andrew Frieary, John Augustine, David Mit- chell, Matt Zelmski, Phil Heald, Kimberley Mackey, Brian Van Sise, Tia Farrell, Jim Murphy, Matt Dumas, OFFICERS - Top (L-R): Matt Dumas (President), John Augustine (Vice-President). Bottom (L-R): Jim Murphy (Treasurer), Kimberley Mackey (Secretary). 26 ScholARS foR DoIIars Front (L-R): Lisa Zelinski, Leona Wells, Tina Crowningshield, Angela Rasco, Jay Dumas. Back (L-R): David Mitchell, Andrew Frieary, Kimberley Mackey, Steve Hudson, Matt Dumas, Mrs. Michel- felder. YEARbook Bottom (L-R): Andrew Frie- ary, Shannon Mackey, Paul Gillman, Julie Baird, Kim- berley Mackey, Mr. Palange, Leona Wells. Top: Ethan Lawas. 27 Student Council (L-R): Kim Combs, Ethan Lawas, Barbara Whitney, Darrin McDonough, Beth LeClair, Andy Dumas, Andrew Frieary, Ernie Lawas, Doreen Mc- Donough, Heidi LeClair. Stage Band Top (L-R)« Phil Heald, Dar- ryl McDonough, Greg Dwight, Paul Gillman. Bottom (L-R)t Leona Wells, Jim Murphy, Dar- rin McDonough, Miss Mulligan, Jay Heald. 28 Music •jSattr Front (L-R)� Leona Wells, Beth LeClair, Tracy Ames, Steve Buysse, Phil Heald, Jim Murphy. Back (L-R): Miss Mulligan, Darrin McDonough, Billy Dixon, Rodger Hudson, Jay Heald, David Kline. Front (L-R)s Tracy Ames, Joyce Whitney, Julie Ames, Maryam Davos, Tia Farrell, Kim LeClair, Shelly LaRose, Sheryll Strobeck, Mary McSorley, Heidi Gagnon, Sarah Manley. Back (L-R)s Miss Mulligan, Todd LeClair, Steve Hudson, Phil Heald, Rodger Hudson, Jay Dumas, Jay Heald, Billy Dixon. 29 30 Sports Summary 1981-82 BOYS SOCCER: The best KCS team since 1959 won 9 of its final 11 games to become Section VII's D2 champions and show they were one of the most powerful contingents in northeastern New York. Their final record was 10-5-1• The Iron Man Defense at one point held opponents to_just_ one goal over a stretch of seven games. Key players in this unit were fullbacks Matt Dumas and Andy Frieary (both first team All- Conference), goalie Pete Voss (H.M. All-Conference), and excel- lent fullback Ethan Lawas. Center halfback Darrin McDonough (first team All-Conference) helped greatly in defense and also was co-leader in scoring (11 goals, 4 assists). Wing halfback Darryl McDonough (3 goals, 2 assists) and stri- ker Jeff Shackett (4 goals, 7 assists) also received All-Conference recognition. Matt Zelinski and Steve Hudson were also key mid- field players. Keene's starting line sported three superb ball-control ar- tists: Jens Skold (4 goals, 9 assists), Scott Purdy (6goals, 3 assists), and team co-leader Jay Dumas (12 goals, 3 assists). The Killer line of Jim Murphy, Phil Heald, and Paul McCoy gave them quality relief. . Jody Whitney, Carl Lichtenberg, Greg Dwight, Todd LeClair, and Paul Gillman rounded out this championship team. VARSITY BASKETBALL: The Beavers 14-6 record was the best since 1952. Three tight heart-breaking losses kept them from the league title. (One double-overtime, the others by one point!) For the second year in a row, Keene won a Christmas tour- nament (this time in Willsboro), beating Long Lake in overtime, 51-47, and Willsboro, 47-45. Darrin McDonough, although a Junior, set a team career scoring record when he passed the 955 set by Pat Whitney in 1975� Darrin is at 1099 and still going! (He was MVP of the Christmas tour- nament and first team All-Conference). Darryl McDonough was a tournament All-Star and second team All-Conference. Matt Dumas was also a tournament All-Star and he and Andy Frieary were both named H.M. All-Conference. Other key performers included 6'5” center Jim Murphy, and reserves Phil Heald, Jeff Shackett, and Brian Van Sise, Dave Mitchell, Steve Hudson, Ethan Lawas, Bernie Corichi, and Jens Skold rounded out the roster. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: By winning six of their final eight games, the JV's also had a winning season, going_9-8. Jay Dvunas, Andy Dumas, Carl Lichtenberg, Pete Voss, Jody Whitney, Bob Gif- ford, and Scott Purdy were the leading players. 31 Sports Summary 1981-82 VARSITY BASEBALL: At this writing, the team is leading the MVAC with a 10-0 overall record, behind the great pitching of Matt Du- mas and Darrin McDonough. Both are also infielders. The rest of the roster is: Catcher-infielders Pete Voss and Jim Murphy; Infielders Darryl McDonough, Jeff Shackett, and Brian Van Sise; Outfielders Andy Frieary, Jay Dumas, Phil Heald; Re- serves Andy Dumas, Carl Lichtenberg, Randy LeClair, and Chuck Frost. At this point the team batting average is .350! GIRLS SOCCER: This year's girls' soccer team had a new coach, Peter Mendelssohn. The girls gave it their best shot, but did not succeed in posting a winning season. Their sportsmanship was fantastic. The members of the team were: Shelly LaRose - Cap- tain, Beth LeClair and Julie Baird - Co-Captains, Kim LeClair, Angela Rasco, Becky Whitney, Tina Smith, Sheryll Strobeck, Heidi Sheasby, Heidi Gagnon, TiraFrost, Barbara Whitney, DoreenMc- Donough, and Maryam Davos. None of our girls are graduating this year, so with support, we are hoping for a winning season next year. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: This year the girls began competing in the Marcy League, All their games were scrimmages but hopefully we will be part of the regular league schedule next year. The girls were enthusiastic and came along nicely as the season progressed. They have a lot to learn about the game but I am sure that next season will be productive. GIRLS SOFTBALL: The girls' team was led again this year by the consistent pitching of Doreen McDonough who, with the strong fielding of her defense, pitched a one-hitter against Westport. The girls had a disappointing season at times and got off to a slow start. They had the talent but lacked the confidence at times to play to their potential. Some of the outstanding players were as follows: Beth Le- Clair was a steadying influence catching. Shelly LaRose again played well at shortstop. Julie Baird was the heart of the out- field, and Marta Rasco was outstanding as a bunter, base stealer, and second baseman. 32 Coach Dumas and Coach Hickey Front (L-R): Matt Dumas, Jim Murphy, Andrew Frieary, Matt Ze- linski, Jeff Shackett, Ethan Lawas, Steve Hudson, Darrin McDon- ough, Phil Heald, Jens Skold, Jody Whitney. Back (L-R): Paul Gillman, Scott Purdy, Carl Lichtenberg, Darryl McDonough, Todd LeClair, Paul McCoy, Pete Voss, Greg Dwight, Jay Dumas, Coach Dumas. Girls' Soccer 7? i ri IS Front (L-R): Maryam Davos, Barbara Whitney, Angela Rasco, Tina Smith, Beth LeClair, Shelly LaRose, Julie Baird. Back (L-R): Coach Pete Mendelssohn, Heidi Gagnon, Sheryll Strobeck, Becky Whitney, Kim LeClair, Doreen McDonough, Heidi Sheasby, Tina Frost 33 Doreen McDonough, Shelly LaRose, Lisa Zelinski. Coach Conni Hickey, Kim Combs, Leona Wells, Sheryl Missing: Kimberley Mackey , ,, Junior varsity Front (L-R): Back (L-R)i LaRose. Front (L-R): Maryam Davos, Sarah Manley, Pennie Smith, Tina Frost. Back (L-R): Coach Conni Hickey, Donna Crowningshield, Tina Crowningshield, Heidi LeClair, Mary McSorley. 34 Varsity Basketball Top (L-R)s Coach Dumas, Steve Hudson, Bernie Corichi, Jeff Shackett, Jens Skold, Philip Heald, Ethan Lawas, Bottom (L-R): Brian Van Sise, Jim Murphy, Darrin McDonough, Andrew Frieary, Matt Dumas, Darryl McDonough, David Mitchell. Junior Varsity Top (L-R): Coach Konowitz, Bruce Mitchell, Chuck Frost, Scott Purdy, Danny Whitney, Danny Auer, Bottom (L-R): Carl Lichtenberg, Jody Whitney, Andy Dumas, Jay Dumas, Peter Voss, Bobby Gifford. 35 Cheerleaders varsity (L-R): Kelly Wrex, Heidi LeClair, Tina Smith, Angela Rasco, Kim LeClair, Doreen McDonough, Tia Farrell. Missings Lisa Zelinski, Shelly LaRose «Junior Varsity Bottom (L-R): Sheryll Strobeck, Lisa Bailey, Lisa Combs, Heidi Voss, Theresa Strobeck, Kim Combs. Middles Beth LeClair, Marta Rasco. Tops Barbara Whitney. Advisors Mrs. Frieary 36 Baseball Front (L-R): Pete Voss, Jeff Shackett, Randy LeClair, Chuck Frost, Steve Hudson, Jay Dumas, Back (L-R): Phil Heald, Andrew Frieary, Darrin McDonough, Carl Lichtenberg, Darryl McDonough, Matt Dumas, Brian Van Sise, Jim Murphy, Coach Dumas Softball Front (L-R): Shelly LaRose, Kim LeClair, Angie Rasco, Tina Smith, Marta Rasco, Colleen Wrex. Back (L-R): Heidi LeClair, Doreen McDonough, Sheryl LaRose, Conni Hickey, Sheryll Strobeck, Beth LeClair, Kim Combs, Julie Baird, 37 Rifle Club Back (L-R)j Mr. Robillard, Matt Dumas, Jim Murphy, Pete Voss, Darrin McDonough, Brian Van Sise, John Augustine, Bart Smith. Front (L-R)i David Smith, Roy Bessey, Donald Smith. W1-SZ 'TfZe-me The theme of the 1981-82 yearbook is The Chase for the Chair. The Chair, as many of you already know, refers to the seniors' Chair, that they acquired in the tenth grade. Back in the earlier part of the year, a terrorist party was formed most- ly by Juniors and Sophomores, known as the KLO (Keene Liberation Organization). The main objective of this newly-formed KLO was to steal the Senior Chair. After the KLO stole the chair, the Seniors retrieved it and the ball bounced back and forth like- wise. The Seniors were quick to form their own organization, the SCIA (Senior Class Intelligence Agency). Mr. Macnab even got in on the fun, but at times it was hard to tell whose side he was really on. Admittedly, the SCIA had some good tricks up their sleeve (such as creating a duplicate chair) and they did have the chair for their Senior Trip—but we believe that the KLO has not been defeated yet. There were alot of jokes and pranks pulled all year concerning the chair, but it was all done in fun. The Chase for the Chair really helped to spice up life at KCS. 38 Back rows (L-R)s Miss Mulligan, B. LeClair, A. Dumas, M. Kasco, S. LaRose, Mrs. Dwight, L. Zelinski, Mrs. Dumas, Mrs. Glass, H. LeClair, T. Ames, J. Augustine, H. Sheasby, M. McSorley, G. Dwight, P. Voss, J. Baird, S. Mackey, L. Bailey, M. Dumas, T. Farrell, L� Wells, J. Murphy, E. Lawas, D. McDonough, S. Strobeck, P. Heald, T. Wilcox, K. Combs, C. Frost, B. Mitchell, Mr. Macnab, J. Heald. Front (L-R): S. Manley, J. Ames, H. Gagnon, M. Davos, B. Kline, K. LeClair, A. Rasco, J. Dumas, L. Combs, D. Kline, B. Whitney. 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