Lake Placid High School - Olympian Yearbook (Lake Placid, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1969 volume:

Igake Plabial Nexv York Table Of Contents Opening 1 -2 Seniors 3-16 A eademics 1 7- A drninistration 23- Faculty 26- A etivities 31 - Athletics 49- . S tajj' U nderclassmen 63- Senior A wards Senior Graduation 22 25 30 48 61 62 71 72 73 A dveriisements 74-84 gg Foreword Lake Placid--home of the champions! The journalism class is proud to dedicate the 1969 OLYMPIAN to the concept of champions. Students and faculty are champions, not only in athletics, but in academics and in life 'lgqhis was an outstanding year for the champion hockey team. They brought home five trophies to add to the trop y case. Morale and teamwork make a championship team. Team pride and a feeling of accomplishment even though a game was lost is another form of championship. It takes courage to congratulate the official winners, but such courage can make the losers champions. Although Lake Placid athletes did not excel in all sports, they proved themselves to be champions by their fine attitude and sportsmanship. The seniors who have achieved academic awards, and those who have achieved other awards fwhich will be listed on the last pages of this yearbookj are champions. In the past four years they have shown they are champions. Those students who have contributed to the development of the school by their fine achievements in extra- curricular activities are also champions. This is a long list and includes all those members of organizations that have given of themselves for the school or the well being of others. Without a faculty, a dedicated board of education and staff a school would cease to function. Board of education members Mr. Henry Gelles and Dr. George Hart, staff members Mr. John Dixon, Mrs. Ruby Hare, Mrs. Frieda Lyman, Mr. Stanley Pelkey, Mrs. Goldie Reid, Mr. Francis Sheffield, Mrs. Marion Shipman, Mr. Norv Watson and Mr. George Weaver all of whom have given more than ten years of service to our school can be classified as champions. Certainly people such as Mrs. Doris Keane, Miss Lillian Kilburn, Miss Katherine O'Rourke and Mr. Howard Page who have devoted more than thirty years of their lives to the students of Lake Placid are excellent examples of champions. We are extremely proud of them! Some faculty members have given more than twenty years of devoted service to the Lake Placid school. These are Mrs. Eloise Balch, Miss Cornelia Bonsignoire, Mr. Robert Connelly, Mr. Arthur jackson, Mr. Chester McKirahan and Mrs. Elizabeth Pelkey. There are other faculty members who have been at Lake Placid for ten years or more. This list includes Mr. Wendell Bartholomew, Mrs. Alice Colby, Mr. joseph Dugan, Mr. Thomas Morgan, Miss Ann Roland and Mrs. Shirley Whalley. These people can also be acclaimed as champions. Congratulations to all these champions! We take pride in the contributions you have made. We wish you well in all of your future undertakings. To all of you champions we dedicate this 1969 OLYMPIAN, and hope you will remember the school year through this book as a championship year. We trust there will be many more. The journalism class, Vicki Baillargeon, Randy Bickford, Karen Frayne, janet Hurley, Butch Martin, jim Murphy, Cathy Richards, Abby Schwartz, Bill Smith, and Dennis Smythe. 2 Senior Class O oers Ruth Mary Hart, treasurer, Geri Cisco, secretary, Mr. 'Tom Morgan, advisor, Guy Wescott, president, Gerry Reid, vice-president. Class M otto: Class Flower: Class Colors: Lux Sit Daisy Blue and Silver Let there be light WILLIAM ALFRED BEANEY GREGORY JAMES BENHAM ANDREW DENNIS BICKFORD Bill Greg Andy Football 1, 2, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Transferred from Missoula Football 2, Basketball 1,2, 4, Track 2, 3,4, Golf 1,2, County High Missoula, Track 1, 2, 3,4, Boy's intra- Varsity Club 4, Winter Carni- Montana. murals 1, 2, 3, 4. val Committees 2, Winter Carnival Procession- 2, 3, King 4, Student Council l,2, 3, Prom Committee Chairman, Baseball 1,2, 3,43 Boy's intramurals, Volleyball, Ju- nior Play, Senior Play. 4 KATHIE BLACKWELL Prom Committee 35 Girl's intramurals 4, Broom Hockey 3,45 Field Hockey 4. PATRICK GEORGE BLINN Pat Football 1. MARVIN BERNARD BOMBARD IIMQMTVII Bookkeeping Club 35 Boy's intramurals volleyball 1, 2, 3. KAREN RAY BRAULT Karen Candystriping 35 Chorus 1, Stage 111 2,35 Newspaper staff 35 Yearbook staff 35 Winter Carnival Committees 3,45 Winter Carnival Pro- cession 3, 45 Student Council 45 Prom Committee 3. GARY THOMAS BUSHY YlBuShll Basketball Manager 2, 3 . SEBASTIAN CALIGIORE llsandyll Winter Carnival Procession 45 Dance Band 2, 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Hockey 2, 3,45 Var- sity Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Baseball 2,3,4. 5 VIOLET MARY CALLAHAN llpitll Art Club 25 Stage 111 2,35 Winter Carnival Procession 35 Varsity Club 45 Cheerleaders 3,45 Beefeaters Literary So- ciety 35 Prom Committee 35 Girl's Intramurals 45 junior Play5 Senior Play5 Broom Hockey 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 45 Latin Club 45 Treasurer Cheerleaders 3, 4. GERALD CASSIDY Gerry Stage 111 2,3, Hockey 1,25 Beefeaters Literary Society 3. JOHN CHARETTE Hands Art Club 1,25 Student Coun- cil 35 Stage Crew 45 Football 3,45 Basketball 1, 3,45 Track 153,45 Varsity Club 45 Boy's intramurals 2, 3, 45 junior Playg Senior Play. GERALDINE GRACE CISCO Geri Winter Carnival Committees 45 Winter Carnival Procession 35 Student Council 45 Future Teachers 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Secre- tary of Class 3,45 Secretary of Honor Society 45 Vice President of Student Council 4. SUZANNE MARIE DIXON Stage 111 2,35 Newspaper Staff 15 Winter Carnival Pro- cession 25 Student Council 1, 25 Beefeaters Literary Society 35 Prom Committee 3. CLYDE JAMES DOUGLAS, IR llDOugll Football 25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 35 Boys' intramurals 1,2,35 Baseball 3. 6 if 5'--Q. DALE ALLAN DRAKE Dance Band 1,2,3,45 March- ing Band 2,3,45Golf1,2,3,4, KAREN RUTH FRAYNE Candystriping 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Winter Carnival Procession 3, 45 Cheerleader 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Senior Play5 Broom Hockey 35 Field Hockey 4. ROBERT DONALD FURNIA Hem a Y Transferred from Tupper Lake. JOHN CHRISTOPHER GERMAIN Yukon Chorus 15 Winter Carnival Committees 1, 25 Marching Band 15 Boy's Intramurals 1,2, 35 Baseball 3. ANDREW ALAN GILL llAndyll Winter Carnival Procession 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1,253,415 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Varsity Club 4, Trea- surer5 Junior Play. ALICE ANN GONYEA Chorus 1,25 Marching Band 1, 25 Broom Hockey 1,2, 3, 45 Field Hockey. 7 MICHAEL I. GONYEA Mike Football 1,25 Hockey 1,2,3,4, Track 1, 2. GREGORY ROBERT GRAHAM llcregll Stage Crew 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3. RUTH MARY HART Ruthie Swimming 2, Candystriping 3, 4, Stage 111 2, Newspaper Staff 13 Winter Carnival Com- mittees 1,2, 3, 4, Winter Carnival Procession 1,2, 3, Queen 43 Student Council 4, Honor Society 3, President 43 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3,43 Orchestra 1, 2, Golf 1, 2, Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 35 Girl's Intramurals 1, 2, junior Play Senior Play, Broom Hockey 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 1,2,3, 45 Treasurer County Music Festival 1,2,3. HEIDE LEIGH I-IESS Art Club 2, 3, Winter Carnival Committees 1, Marching Band 1, Orchestra 1, Skiing 1,2,3, Prom Committee 3. RICHARD ALEXANDER IRWIN Rich Newspaper Staff 3, Yearbook Staff 33 Student Council 3, Dance Band 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, Football Manager 3, 45 Varsity Club 43 Boy's Intramurals Volleyball 2, 3,45 County Music Festival 3. DAVID WILLIAM JONES JR. Davit Stage 111 33 Library Club 35 junior Play Transfer from St. Pius. 8 LUKE A. KEMPA Blue Flats Stage 111 2, Football 2, Hockey 2, Basketball 43 Track 3, 45 Golf 2, 3,45 Beefeaters Literary Society 33 Boy's Intramurals Volleyball 3, 45 junior Play. WILLLA M ROBERT KENNEDY llBObIl Dance Band 35 Skiing 3. SUSAN MARIE LAI-IART Sue Swimming 2, Chorus 1, 2, 33 Art Club 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 1, Winter Carnival Committees 13 Beefeaters Literary Society 3, Broom Hockey 2. AGNES MARY LALONDE ll-Agia!! Chorus 3, Library Club 25 Book keeping Club 3. WILLIAM NASH LAMB win GARY WAYNE LAMICA Lamb Chops Basketball 1. 9 CARL EUGENE LAWRENCE llBuZZyll STEPHEN BRLAN LESTER Lestoil Library Club 3. EVELYN JUNE LEVITT Eve Art Club 1,25 Newspaper Staff 35 Yearbook Staff 35 Winter Carnival Committees 15 Stu- dent Council 2,45 Future Teachers 15 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3,45 Golf 1, 2,3545 Cheerleaders 1, 25 Prom Committee 35 Gir1's Intramurals 1, 25 Quill S Scroll 3,45 Broom Hockey 1,2,3,45 Field Hockey 4. WENDY ELLEN MacLEOD Wendell Candystriping 35 Art Club 2, 45 Stage 2, 35 Secretary 45 Winter Winter Carnival Procession 15 Marching Band 15 Prom Com- mittee 35 junior Play. GLEN MULLARNEY Pretzel Stage Crew 15 Hockey 35 Golf 25 Boy's Intramurals 3. JAMES MURPHY lllimll Newspaper Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Transferred from War- wick Valley, Warwick, New York. 10 Carnival Committees 1, 2, 3,45 MARTHA JANE OLIN Marti Swimming 3, 45 Candystriping 45 Chorus 1,25 Future Home- makers 2, 45 Winter Carnival Committees 1, 2, 45 Winter Carnival Procession 45 Library Club 25 Future Teachers 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 45 Bowling 45 Broom Hockey 1, 2, 3,45 junior Red Cross 4. JEFFREY THOMAS PARET Parrot Chorus 15 Football 15 Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 Boy's Intramurals Volleyball 1, 2. PHYLLIS MARIE PECK llphylll Swimming 25 Candystriping 3, 45 Chorus 15 Future Homemak- ers 25 Orchestra 1,25 Bowling 2 . PHYLLIS SHERENE PERKINS llperkll Chorus 152, 35 Pianist 152,35 Newspaper Staff 35 Yearbook Staff 35 Bookkeeping Club 1, 25 Student Council 45 Dance Band 25 Quill E3 Scroll 3, 45 Broom Hockey 152, 3, 4. GARY RONALD PORTER Chorus 45 Dance Band 4. DAVID ALAN RANDALL Dave Winter Carnival Committees 1,45 Prom Committee 35 jmiior Play. 11 GERRY F. REID Winter Carnival Committees 15 Winter Carnival Procession 1,25 Student Council. 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee Chairman, Boy's Intramurals 1,25 Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Senior Class Vice- President. JAMES I. ROY Oscar Dance Band 1,2, 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 25 Stage Crew 45 Football 15 Hockey 1, 2, 35 Basketball 15 Prom Committee 3. FRED JOSEPH SHIPMAN llshippyll Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Bookkeeping Club 35 Dance Band 25 March- ing Band 1, 25 Orchestra 25 Basketball 2. WILLIAM LAWRENCE SHURTER l1Bi11yYl Student Council 1,35 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3,45 Football 35 Hockey 3,45 Golf 15 Varsity Club 45 Senior Play. IANET LOUISE SMITH Candystriping 3, 45 Winter Carnival Committees 35 Winter Carnival Procession 35 Cheer- leaders 45 Prom Committee 35 junior Play5 Senior Play5 Broom Hockey 3,45 Field Hockey 45 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, 1969. THOMAS FREELAND SMITH lismittyll Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1,25 3,45 Track 2, 3,45 Varsity Club 45 Boy's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Play5 Senior Play. 12 DENNIS GOODMAN SMYTHE Newspaper Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Library Club 2, 35 Stage Crew 2, 3,45 Football 2, 451-lockcy 2, 3,45 Golf l,2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 45 Boy's Intra- murals Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play, Senior Play. MICHAEL 5os13PH SMYTHE Mike GOJI12. TERRY LEE STANTON Chorus 1,25 Winter Carnival Committees 35 Winter Carnival Procession 1,2, 3. JOHN DAVID STRONG Honor Society 3, 4. THOMAS ANDREW THOMPSON llTOmll Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1,2, 3, 45 Camera Club 2, Prom Committee 35 Senior Play5 Class President 3. CONSTANCE KAY STRACK Connie 13 NANCY MAY TRUSSELL Truss Candystriping 3, 43 Winter Carnival Committees 43 Winter Carnival Procession 13 233,43 Latin Club 33 Cheer- leaders 1, 2, 3, Captain 43 Prom Committee 33 Senior Play3 Broom Hockey 1,23 3,43 Field Hockey 43 Lion's Club Award 33 Class President 23 Vice-President 1. CARROLL A. WELLS IR. Mickey Bookkeeping Club 33 Re- ceived Bookkeeping Pin for Excellence 3 . RONNA LYNN WELLS Swimming 2,33 Candystriping 3, 43 Chorus 1,23 33 Future Homemakers 33 Winter Car- nival Committees 33 Future Nurses 2, 33 Bowling 2, 33 Prom Committee 33 Girl's Intramurals Volleyball 1, 2 3 jtuiior Play3 Senior Play, Script Director3 Broom Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey 4. GUY WESCOTT Student Council 13 Dance Band 1 2' Football 1 4- Hockey 1,23 Skiing 4, Prom Committee 3. 13, ,333 if V. fi. is r.,.,. 3.211535 .i 3. MAUREEN WIKOFF IVMOU Chorus 2, 33 Winter Carnival Committees 43 Golf 2, 43 Beefcaters Literary Society 33 Broom Hockey 2, 33 Field Hockey 4. ELIZABETH ANNE WILLIAMS Liz Swimming 43 Candystriping 3, 43 Art Club 43 Newspaper Staff 33 Yearbook Staff 33 Winter Carnival Committees 43 Student Council 43 Beef- eaters Literary Society 33 Girl's Intramurals 43 Quill S Scroll 3,4. Transfer from East Aurora High. 14 LARRY CHARLES WINCH Basketball 1,2. ROBERT EDWARD WINCH llBObll Baseball 3. DOROTHY ANN WOLFE Honor Society 3,4. Newspaper Staff 4. JOHN FRANCIS WOOD Woody Winter Carnival Procession 1, 2,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Hockey 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3g Var- sity Club 2, President 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Most Valu- able Player Award 1966. NATALINO VISMARA BERARDI Nat, our foreign exchange student, came to Lake Placid with only one word in his English vocabulary, Hi. Of course, he did know how to read and write our language. Then his ready smile and willingness soon overcame the language barrier. He proved to be quite an asset to the basketball team. While he was in Lake Placid he lived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson. His many friends here will always re- member him. 15 Alma M ater Mid sparkling lakes and mountains fair Piercing the sky High on the hill midst beauty rare Stands our Lake Placid High With purpose high and spirits bright We march on the road to fame Making each foot print clear To mark the path in Placid's name Through the years Lake Placid High We'll sing to you Thinking of our dear old school Midst the mountains blue Though we roam o'er land or sea Our love for you n'er dies For we will make the world re-echo With the praise of Placid High. Nat, now get that ball. Egad! Hands off the pretty lady, You villain. fDrama class presents assembly program for student body. Q 16 - fi' H- you f 'za t K. . A i Brian Bliss and Mike Sweeney display their talents on winning sculpture. Get dressed, boys. The girls are waiting. Hurry girls, Mr. Hamilton isn't going to like this . A A I I ffllll I I Students In Service To Our School Student Council BOTTOM ROW: Halsey Washburn, Rollie Marshall, Geri Cisco, Martha Lopez, janet Hurley. SECOND ROW: Cindy Grady, Ruth Mary Hart, Mona Dixon, Evelyn Levitt, Ray Rumsey, Gary Hanson, Mr. Raymond Pratt, advisor. TOP ROW: Andy Gill, Brian Gill, Tom Thompson, Randy Biclcford, Mike Sweeney, Brian Bliss. National Honor Society BOTTOM ROW: Tom Thompson, Dorothy Wolfe, Geri Cisco, Ruth Mary Hart, john Strong. SECOND ROW: Probationary members: Mary Claire Carroll, Bonnie Nason, Florie Whalley, Sue Lawrence, janet Hurley, TOP ROW: Miss Grace Stephen, advisor, Tom Lopez, Brian Bliss. awrmnu. ll9l1glSgCIlTY S Z 2 Z Y I? Student Council is the governing body of the school. Again this year they spon- sored a dance and collected clothing for the clothing drive. The Student Council also sold notecards. One of their major projects was to gather information and check into the workings of a student court to see if it would work in .L. P. H. S. The National Honor Society inducted four permanent members this year and five probationary members. Brian Bliss, Mary Claire Carroll, janet Hurley and Florie Whalley were all sworn in as full flegded members. Brian Gill, David Hunkins, Kathy Theodore, Halsey Washburn and Marion Wolfe were admitted as probationary members. Selection this year was based on evaluations made by teachers. The four points of admission were scholarship, leadership, service and character as set by national policy. Latin Is Dead-But Club Lives On The Latin Club is in its second year with Mrs. Lieselotte Hanna as its ad- visor. The club had many activities such as a banquet, hikes, popcorn sale and picnic. The banquet in the fall was considered one of the highlights of the Latin Club's year. PRIMA CENA ROMANA Sodalicii Latini Scholae Grammaticae Laci Placidi V Kal. Dec. , Anno Domini MCMLXVIII ANTE CENA: CENA: Ogtfeae Gallinae Ova Diabolica Carotae Capae P2lI1iS SIL Mel Lactuca Vinum Asparagus SERURDA MENSA: Uvae Mela Pirae Castaneae Vinum Susan Sears receives her Latin Club pin from Mrs. Hanna while other POST CENAM2 members of the Club watch. Vultisne Frui Lucio torto ? SEATED: Sue Ortloff, Martha Lopez, Debby Burke, Lauri johnson, STANDING: Marilyn Straight, Pam Lawrence, Ellen Baxter, Susan Sears, Mrs. Lieselotte Hanna, advisor. 19 SITTING: Lauri Vassar, Kim Baker, Ardell Hanson, Suzy Foley, Vickie Baillargeon, Tom Thompson, Gary Hanson, Marilyn Wilson. STANDING: Mr. Warren Hamilton, advisor, Yvonne Sheffield, Carol Southmayd, Suzy Pratt, Diane Potter, Sue Barney, Gail Bissonette, Scott LaBrake, Carol Schell, Rita Planty, Vicki Hanson, Pam Lawrence. Library Club Members Enjoy Year Sitting around the Study? table are Larry Winch, Clyde Douglas, Tom Cave and joe jesmer. The first dance of the year was held by the Library Club. They again sponsored a book fair in December, reopened their book store selling various school essen- tials, and had another dance in April. Officers were President, Tom Thompson, Vice-president, Vickie Baillargeon, Sec- retary, Ardell Hanson, Treasurer, Susie Foley. Members worked during their study hall periods and earned points towards pins which vxere awarded at the final meeting by advisor Mr. Warren Hamilton. Library Club members turn the table on yearbook photographer, Bill Smith. 20 siwwa: 1.2 yr ., V'kv -- We love how you study, Greg! You do nice work, Abby. Ruby makes believe he's teacher. Fast action by the Bombers wins another game. Despite antics Marilyn and Gerry brought home winning trophies for speech contest. BOTTOM ROW: Butch Martin, janet Hurley, Karen Frayne, Vickie Baillargeon. TOP ROW: jim Murphy, Cathy Richards, Mrs. Phyllis Francis, advisor, Randy Bickford, Bill Smith. Journalists Try Innovations This yeai-'s journalism class worked very hard to produce a suc- cessful OLYMPIAN. Under the supervision of Mrs. Phyllis Francis each member of the class shared the responsibilities for the year- book. This involved planning lay- outs, proportioning pictures, writing and typing copy. Members of the Sales-Management class, taught by Mr. john Cogan, acted as salesmen in getting advertising and subscriptions for the yearbook. Karen Frayne was our business manager and Bill Smith was always busy with his camera as photog- rapher for the OLYNIPIAN . The class learned many new things by using a new format for the MOUNTAINEER. Stories were assigned, written and rewritten before final typing. Hours of effort were expended for every issue. MOUNTAINEER editors were Janet Hurley and Butch Martin. Sports assignments were carried out by Randy Bickford, janet Hurley, Dennis Smythe helps Karen with Butch Martin, Cathy Richards and Dennis Smythe. Although they Y were not members of the class Agnes LaLonde and Dorothy Wolfe typed almost every inch of copy for the MOUNTAINEER. her typing . it rrrri Dennis and Abby Schwartz call this work? QUILL 8 SCROLL MIEMIBERS How does this thing work? . qmzmrrm janet Hurley iid Phyllis Perkins Rich Irwin SG-R01-L Elizabeth Williams ....,,.... Evelyn Levitt Mr. Arthur F. Thompson Mr. Howard E. Page Assistant Principal SUNY Cortland, B.S. Syracuse University, M. S. This yearbook is published to show just what we did during this school year 1968-69. If you made a contri- bution it will show up somewhere in the pages of this book. As a person involved in the welfare of this institu- tion, may I commend you and congratulate you for making Lake Placid Central School a better place for us all. In this connection I should like to thank all students Qpast and presentj and all staff members for making my thirty-three years such wonderful ones. The memories of these years are so many, and so tremendous, that the passing years can't possibly dim them or destroy them. As one would expect there have been many changes since 1936. Most of them have been for the ood. There S is one determinant of a good school that I hope the forth- coming years will bring back--that is, the intense LOYALTY and SCHOOL SPIRIT that staff members and students had years ago. They felt that this was the Best school in the North Country. I hope that this feeling can be recaptured and be deserved. It makes one's school days so much happier and so much more worthwhile. Congratulations yearbook staff for ANOTHER fine yearbook. Supervising Principal SUNY at Cortland, B.A., St. Lawrence University, M.A. On behalf of the faculty and administration, may we express appreciation to the yearbook staff for their very fine efforts this year. We are pleased with the results of your endeavors. May we also bid farewell to our senior Class of 1969. These young people should be proud of their accomplish- ments. The awarding of five New York State Scholarships to this class indicates the academic endeavors of the past four years. As you go on to work, marriage, military service or college, may you think continuously in terms of how you were prepared to face life and be responsible in offering suggestions for improvement to those who serve the youth of our times. Thank you. Arthur F . Thompson Supervising Principal 24 Mrs. Lora P. Edmonds B. S. S. U. N.Y. Plattsburgh Nl. S. S. U. N. Y. Plattsburgh Vice Principal for Elementary Education Mr. john F. Dixon B A Cornell University Ch A Business Administrator Mr. -Morris I. Finnegan District Superintendent How many students know the purpose of a school board? Without them, our school could not exist today. Through their loyal devotion, our school is a fine institution. We owe them much appreciation for the hours of unpaid work they expend in our behalf. The student body would like to express their most sincere gratitude to the members of the L. P.C . S. school boa rd . Compliments of Mr. Henry Gelles, School Board Member 25 School Board Mrs. Irma Hasel- ton, Mr. Henry Gelles, Dr. George Hart, Mr. Cordon Pratt, Mr. Kenneth Gill, Miss Lillian Kil- burn. . . 4 1 li Actually, I'm a proud papa. Miss Bon coaches the field hockey team. Mr. Meyer? Anyone can identify Mr. Pratt from this angle. 2,72 Qi if ,R , 'W'-vamp? Yes-s-s-s-s Compliments of Dunn's Gift Gallery Lake Placid, New York See what happens when I play with matches, ELOISE C. BALCH WENDELL D. B. S. S. U. N.Y. BARTHQLQMEW Albany B.S. Physical Ed. Commercial subjects Soringfield College, RU'TH BOYER B. S. S. U. N.Y. Albany Reading ROBERT O. BRADY B.A. Siena College Loudonville, N.Y. English, reading. CLAIRE CAREY B. S. Keuka College M.A . S. U. N.Y. Plattsburgh Psychologist JOHN R. COGAN B.A. St. Michael's College Accounting and business practice. ELIZABETH H. COLE B.E. S.U.N.Y. Plattsburgh M. S. E. S. U. N.Y. Plattsburgh junior high English ROBERT 1, CONNELLY B.S. Syracuse University lVI.A. Syracuse University Boys' physical education MARION K. DABY PMN. Mr. Sinai, ohio Nurse MAITLAND C. DESORMO B.A. Hamilton M.A. New York University English JOSEPH BLISS DUGAN B.S. Ithaca College Social studies Mass. junior high social studies and science Roizrar s. BIRK, JR. B. S. University of Wyoming lr- -Sr. high social studies C OR NELIA R . BONSIGNORE B.S. Boston University TXi.Ed. St. Lawrence University Girls' physical education. 28 CHESTER B. MCKIRAHAN B.A. Muckingun College, Ohio M.A. Western Reserve University, Ohio Language arts, speech, drama l RAYMOND E. DURKEE B. S. Crane School of Music S. U. N. Y. Potsdam M.M.E. Florida State University Instrumental Music PHYLLIS W. FRANCIS B.A. Carroll College Waukesha, Wis. English and journalism WARREN HAMILTON B.A. S. U.N.Y. Plattsburgh Librarian LIESELOTTE HANNA B.A. Alfred University, M.C. Buffalo Latin and German. HONEY J. HOLLEN B. S. S. U. N.Y. Plattsburgh Junior high science ARTHUR W. JACKSON M.A. New York University Industrial arts FRANK R. JOHNS B.A. S.U.N.Y. Potsdam Biology, earth science and general science. JANET KINSMAN B. S. Edinboro State College, Pa. Junior and senior high art HAROLD LEVINE B.A. S.U.N.Y. Plattsburgh General science and reading ELIZABETH C. MEYER Associate in Applied Science JOHN F. MEYER Broome Technical B- 5- 5- U- N'Y- CAROL MORGAN Cgynynullity COJJQE AlbHI1y B.A. UIIIVCISIEY of Binghamton Physics, chemistry, Rochester Dental hygiene earth science. Junior high math. Not pictured Nick Kopchick fGuidance counselor, Mrs. Patricia Racine Uunior high mathj Mr. Kermit Witherbee fBiology and earth sciencej MR. GARY I-IOPI-IAN MR- STEVE MORGAN MR. THOMAS C. MR. RAYMOND B.A. s. U. N.Y. B-A- Colorado Stare MORGAN PRATT Oneonta Cfillege B. S. S. U. N. Y. B.A. St. Lawrence Senior high English DFWC1' Education, Albany M. Ed. St. Lawrence health Math American history and Basketball and football coach Great Issues MR. FRANK MISS GRACE MRS. SHIRLEY SCHISSLER STEPHEN WI-IALLEY B.S. S.U.N.Y. B.S. S.U.N.Y. M.S. S.U.N.Y. Oswego Potsdam Plattsburgh junior and senior high French Homemaking math. Football and J. V. hockey coach MRS. ANNETTE L. ZEHRING B. A . Oklahoma University . Elementary and junior high music senior high chorus Elementary teachers BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Branch, Mrs. Haponski, Mrs. Kop- chick, Mrs. Hanrahan, Mrs. Zeigler, Miss Biro, Mr. Cooper, Mrs. Berecz, Mr. Berecz. SECOND ROW: Miss Roland, Mrs. Colby, Mrs. Bartholomew, Mrs. Pratt, Mr Keane. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Donnelly, Miss O'Rourke, Miss Comeau, Mrs. Borzilleri TOP ROW: Mr. Blach. Not pictured: Mrs. Pelkey, Miss Rickard, Mrs. Loizeaux. Mr. Cogan is a lively advisor. 01' Students receive their favors. A Dyferent Kind Of Prom The best attended Prom in memories' records, was one ef the many comments heard as people congratulated the juniors for present- ing this evening'S formal dance. The decorations this year were original ideas of the members of the class. They were most attractive and added to the festivities of the evening. 32 Juniors Present CC Shower Stars!! May 31, 1969 Everyone is enjoying himself. 3? rf gg 1 3 janet and Brian make a cozy couple S- FP'- Planning on blowing up thc school, Butch? What school course is this? What's going on here? Is it a rain dance, Kathie? Marcy, you're always in the halls! The School Is Alive With The Sounds O Music Symphonic Bono' BOTTOM ROW: Greg Nu- gent, Rollie Marshall, Sue Ortloff, Melinda Ber- ganiini, Barbara Belmore, Florie W'halley. SECOND ROW: Linda Preston, Mary Claire Carroll, Debbie Burke, Ellen Baxter, David Schell, Tom Grady, Karen Preston, Ruth fklary Hart, john Adler, joan Lawrence, Dorothy Darlington. THIRD ROW: Harry Southmayd, Mareell Broeekx, Roberta Wells, Dale Drake, Rich Irwin, Bruce Bartholomew, Steve Morgan, Bart Patnode, Evelyn Levitt, Tom Thompson, Scott Wise. STANDING: Carol Tor- rance, Ron liclgley, Stan Burgoyne, Greg Preston, Bill Lawrence, Mike St. Louis, Randy Wells, Mr. Durl-fee Majoreiies Ano' Color Guard IMX Band Council Mary Terry, Diane Desourdy, lklary Claire Smythe, Cathy Beatty, Cari Wells, Diane Potter, Kathie Hare, Tom Grady. Mr. Raymond Durkee, Tom Grady, Scott Wise, Ruth Mary Hart, Florie Whalley, Carol Torrance, Dorothy Darlington. Stage Bana' Lake Placid Bluesi' BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Raymond Durkee, Evelyn Levitt, Tom Thompson, jon Adler, Ruth Mary Hart, Greg Nugent, Karen Preston. TOP ROW: Billy Law- rence, Rich Irwin, Tom Grady, Dale Drake, Mr. john Meyer, Sandy Caligoire. S eniar High String Quartet SITTING: Kathy Theodore, Kathie I-Iare, Mr. Raymond Durkee, Florie Whalley. STANDING: Cora Clark. Lake Placid Blues hardly describes our feelings toward the music makers. Under the leadership of Mr. Ray- mond Durkee, our student musicians have developed into a fine unit. Through many hours of hard practice they have become an asset to the school. The marching band presented many interesting formations between halves at the football games, and marched in various parades. A Christmas concert was presented by the symphonic band and the chorus. They also partici- pated in the all-state music festival. The stage band played at our Winter Carnival, in Old Forge, and in con- certs for the student body. All groups performed in the spring concert. 35 1 CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: Penny W'halley, Barbara Renfroe, Lauri Vassar, Cheryl Hanson, Carol Southrnayd, Patia Sheffield, Pam Wilson, Yvonne Sheffield SECOND ROW: Sitting: Wendy Grossman, Tom Whalley, Gary Porter, David Mihill, Fred Shipman, Robert Vincent. Standing: Judy Lawrence, Sue Foley, Jeanette Cooper, Mrs. Annette Zehring, director. Standing TOP ROW: Ray Rumsey, Mary Betters. Fine Arts Are C0-ordinated And Present Interesting Programs The music, art and drama departments were all co-ordinated under the Fine Arts Department, headed by Mr. Chester McKirahan. This new department was in charge of the spring Festival and all concerts, both instrumental and vocal. This year's Art Club held few meetings, but each member did a lot of independent work. Kathye Wil-:off served as project was the Art Show held in conjunction with the Spring Fine Arts Festival. The Chorus advanced this year from singing in unison to four part music Lmder the direction of Mrs. Annette Zehring. They staged a Christmas concert, two spring concerts and two programs for the elementary grades. They were aided by Mrs. Elizabeth Pelkey and Penny Vtfhalley on the piano. ART CLUB Sitting BOTTOM ROW: Chris Davis, Andre d'AVignon, Kathye Wikoff, Pam Lawrence. Standing: Geoff VV'hattley, Greg Phillips, jerry Farley, Wendy MacLeod, Sue LaHart, Carol Fortune. Missing: Mrs. janet Kinsman, advisor. 36 Q9 R N Q9 Q9 CSN S023 VJ Q Qi ive gi QQ.: The stage crew under the Chester McKira- I'. on ofM directi han performs valuable tasks in L. O Lo-4 the ing with P , se hel S assemblies and L ci Winter Car and plays of aging S12 322,26 83 HE 41 my me L .-.Di Sa 1122.5 ou,-, U wrong +C.-5222 Asif 323 we as 23256 mmlj Future Nurses Club Aid lhers Under the guidance of Mrs. Marion Daby, the Future Nurses Club baked cookies for the patients at Sunmount. They also were involved in the re- cruitment of candystrip- ers. They gave many hours of service to the Uihlein Mercy Center under the Friendly Services program. r w SITTING: Lois Perkins, Kathye' Wikoff, Debby Burke STANDING: Amy Wells, Advisor Mrs. Marion Daby, Sue Lawrence arzdystrzpers Serve Community BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis Peck, Nancy Trussell, janet Smith, Ronna Wells. TOP ROW: Ardell Hanson, Susan Sears, Sue Foley, Mary Claire Carroll, Martha Olin, Karen Frayne. 38 The candystriping program was very successful this year. In one of the biggest classes ever volun- teering, quite a few girls received their caps. This means that they worked SO hours at the local hos- pital during their free time. Among the most active Candy- stripers were Mary Claire Carroll, Susan Foley, Karen Frayne, Ardell Hanson, Ruth Mary Hart, Martha Olin, Phyllis Peck, Susan Sears, janet Smith, Marilyn Straight, Nancy Trussell and Ronna Wells. SITTING: Rita Planty, Marilyn Wilson, Kathie Hare, Diane Desourdy. STANDING: Nancy Mason, Peggy Lawrence, Kim Baker, Michelle Fortune, Bonnie Bola, Mrs. Shirley Whalley, advisor. This year's Future Homemakers Club was small but active. The club is designed for people inter- ? I k ested in cooking, sewing and child care, Along with Mrs. Phyllis Shurter the club bowled every other week. They provided cookies for the patients at Sunmount as part of the Lion's Club Ray of Sun The Future Tcuchcrs, ASSOCMA shine project. Mrs. Shirley Whalley is the advisor tion was organired to gain infore mation about teaching as a career. The officers of the club are Steve Morgan, presidentg Wendy Gross- man, vice-presidentg Beatrice Hall, secretary and Diane Desourdy, treasurer. Under the leadership of Mrs. Ruth Boyer and Mrs. Bette Cole the club members discover what school is like from the other side of the desk. They act as teachers' aides in the rima classes, and they do rdiutinempaper X Aw work. The F.T.A. was in charge of the popcorn sales at the PTA Penny Cami- Future Teachers Clubs combine efforts and prepare favors. SITTING: Pattie Sheffield, Cheryl Ledwith, Diane Preston, Wendy Grossman, Diane Desourdy, Geraldine Sover. STANDING: jonAlder, Mrs. Ruth Boyer, advisor, Steve Morgan. Compliments of MAR-MAC IANES Saranac Lake Workshop Discusses Many Controversial Issues Tom Smith summarizes the N th f h oughts o is group. janet Hurley tells like it is. A cclainfzea' Huge Success By All 40 oint o interest to t e Mrs. Elizabeth Pelkey e p p f h d Halsey Washburn reads f hls notes. The Issues Stimulated Intense Interest Students on the panel on Sex Education: Tom Thompson, Ruth Mary Hart. Evelyn Levittg Dr. Herbert Bergamini, Nir. Nick liopchick, Mrs. lllinabeth Pelkey, coordinator. Interested spectator-participants sit in on the panel discussion on Sex Education. On january 13 the Student Workshop was presented to faculty, students, administra- tion members, school board members, PTA members and interested townspeople. The workshop dealt with discussions on contro- versial issues. The catagories and co- ordinators included: Civil Liberties, Mr. Raymond Pratt5 Drug Abuse. Mrs. Elizabeth Coleg Sex Education, Mrs. Elimbeth Pelkeyg Student Activism, Mr. 1. B. Dugang Whose School?, Mr. Stan Pelkey. The purpose of this workshop program was to gather information and facts that will lead eventually to the teaching policies of these issues in L. P. C. S. This program also gave the students a chance to express their views. It gave a chance for the parents and teachers to become better acquainted with each other and with the problems and feelings of the students. Civil Liberties provide an interesting dis- cussion judging from students' faces. 41 H Seniors Slice I t Thin. D The Cast BOTTOIW ROW: Ronna Wells, script directorg john Charette, stage crewg SECOND ROWg janet Smith, Bill Beaney, Violet Callahan, Ruth Mary Hart, Tom Thompson, Dennis Smythe. TOP ROW: Karen Frayne, Tom Smith, Nancy Trussell, Bill Shurter, Mr. Chester McKirahan, Director. Tom says, I was right, wasn't I? The morning after the night before. Violet tells Nancy and Tom her problems. The seniors presented their an- nual play, entitled Slice It Thin on November 22 and 23 to an en- thusiastic audience both nights. The three-act comedy centered around the Coleman family and their visitors. All in all, the cast under the direction of Mr. Chester McKirahan put in over 60 hours of hardwork in order to turn out this successful production. Juniors Present Mouse On The Moon' May 7-8, 1969 Checking out official documents. There s the moon. What's that! ? All thc world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players . . . Vicki Baillargeon, Randy Bickford, Mary Claire Car- roll, Sue Foley, Herb Fountain, Mike Graham, joe jesmer, Mary Knebel, Bruce L'l-Iommedieu, Butch Martin, Robert Martin, Cathy Richards, Rollie Torrance and Kristy Trum- bull were mem- bers of the cast of the junior play. Mr, Chester B. McKirahan was the director. Lights, Curtain--Go. Yes, Mr. President I'm with you! 43 ' I2uth AMW Hmt Ami l9ill .Beaney Reign C7ver Nw 69 PP7nter Cfarnival W'f'VlliZU? ,,E Z Y - :2ef7?Q Yr' if 'L is ,fywww r se' M if ,rw , , ,. my fig -'f Us ,nl I : ,W , .. , e , I Z, K- - . 5 N' 5,1 ,, W ,1 1 .Q Q gs 4, Aww e 4. A Y - :wi f 5. me I we A , ' y :W 'w fr , AM W - ,fr ' ' '.v-xvmavenazvwxqnnmhnm-qmf-wg A ig, A 5 AL S. 5 ?f ?mfIj we 5 Af i? 'A'4 -. A, I ' W X 1 5 E Q sf A A 1 ' , 1 gs e' , , 3 I 5, 59 .. -. E sg K i Q Q 6 3 ' eaiisisafsgf CAHNM I N 1 1 ' 'X n , A J if 5 2 1 A A The procession of the Winter Carnival shows the new King and Queen. 44 Bill Beaney, john Wood, Sandy Caligorie, Andy Gill, Ruth Mary Hart, Karen Brault, Nancy Trussell, Karen Frayne were the candidates for Winter Carnival. The weekend of February 7 and 8 was a big one this year. lt was the weekend of the 26th annual Winter Carnival and as usual it provided keen competition in all sports. The week long carnival competitions included hockey, skiing and ski jumping, as well as girls' broom hockey and sculpturing. The crowning moment came Saturday evening during the Snowball Hop. Mr. Howard Page had the honor of crowning our King and Queen of Winter. The royal couple then proceeded to hand out the various awards. Lake Placid teams won several honors. Both the A and B hockey teams won their respective divisions, and the ski team earned a third place finish. The senior girls kept the golden broom in their possession for the fourth yearg the juniors retained possession of the snow scupturing torphy for the third year. As usual many people contributed to make this a very special occasion. It was certainly one of the highlights of this school year. Q I Mr. Durkee plays with the stage band, Lake Placid Blues on this gala occasion. Heavy hangs the head that wears the crown. Mr. Page crowns Ruth Mary as Queen. 45 Mr. Page reenacts the crowning of King Bill Beaney for our photographer. Crown bearers are Kerry Stratton and Ivy McQuade. All eyes are on Mr, Thompson as he presents Ruth Mary with her trophy. Carol Schell, Viki Baillargeon, Abby Schwartz and Mary Knebel who served as robe bearers watch, Dancers enjoy music supplied by the Metroes R ,tr if . i 3 . X. 4 l 5- f lofi 1 1 ' ,gl kai 'fi' . aff ' X M am? Karon Preston fights a losing battle against the champion seniors. Captain Butch Martin holds thc trophy that the Bomber hockey team won for thc class IX Willtcr Carnival Championship. Tho Forgotten American was thc winning sculpture made by the junior class. This was thc third year of winning first place in thc snow sculptures for the class of '70. 47 Cheerleaders Add Zest T 0 Games VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Ruth Mary Hart, Kristy Trumbull, Marcy Wilson, Nancy Trussell, captain, Carol Schell, janet Smith, Violet Callahan. Directed by Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer this year's cheerleading Squad Caine up with many new cheers and formations. Both the varsity and j.V. squads put in many hours of practice. Their support was well appreciated throughout the year. Awards received by the varsity cheer- leaders are as follows: Nancy Trussell, ser- vice barg Violet Calla- han, service bar, Ruth Mary Hart, service bar: Carol Schell, letter, janet Smith, letter: Kristy Trumbull, letter and Marcy Wilson, letter.f Varsity cheer- leaders get the letter P . junior varsity cheer- leaders get the mega- phone letter and those receiving this award were Mona Dixon, Judy Heim, Martha Lopez, Karen Preston, Helen Roland and Nancy Sibalski. Nancy Thompson was awarded a service bar. Hats off to our faithful cheerleaders. I.V. CHEERLEADERS: Karen Preston, Nancy Thompson, captain: Nancy Sibalski Mona Dixon, Jeanette Cooper, Martha Lopez. Missing: Helen Roland, 48 Football team shows . . . Gary Barney, Ron Edgley, Greg Graham, Sandy Caligiore, Tom Smith, Mike Sweeney, Bob fRubyQ Martin, Guy Wescott, Gerry Reid, Captain Butch Martin, Brian Bliss. Handicapped by a small team, the Bombers still played their hearts out for their school. Though they didn win a game, they had many exciting moments. Their ability to learn offensive plays such as the race horse offense showed their willingness to play football. The Bombers worked hard in practice and did have fun. The boys seemed to grow around coaches Birk, Dupree, Morgan, and Schissler. All and all, it was a successful year although the score didn't show it. Manager Rich Irwin, Fred Ellers, jim Goff, Gary Watson, joe jesmer, Leonard Williams, Randy Martin, Dennis Smythe, Greg Williams, lan MacDonald, Terry Watson. 50 Ruby bites the dirt. Seniors Caligiore, Sandy Charrette, john Graham, Greg Irwin, Rich Smith, Tom Smythe, Dennis Reid, Gerry Wescott, Guy .g ,mm The play 1S over boys Don't step on my Contact Reid breaks Pius tackle Y -W ,,, KNEELING: Charlie Carver, Luke Kempa, Tom Grady, Tom Lopez. STANDING: Manager Francis V. Strack, Nat Vismara, Brian Gill, Mike Sweeney, Andy Gill, Tom Smith and Coach Steve Morgan. Bomber Round Ballers Have Exciting Year Despite the scoreboard the Bombers had a very exciting year on the hardwoods. Mr. Steve Morgan and his team outclassed their opponents but were outscored. Team captain, Andy Gill, Lake Placid's Lew Alcindor, set a new scoring record for most points in one game. He poured in 42 points against the Keene Valley Beavers in his last game as a Bomber. The J. V. 's with Mr. Ray Durkee as coach showed promise. With the new seventh and eighth grade basketball program initiated, Bomber basketball has an exciting future! J. V. TEAM KNEELING: Tom Whalley, Don Hall, David Schell, Terry Watson. STANDING: Mark Bickford, Dan Lopez, john Biclcford, Andre 52 d'Avignon, coach Ray Durkee. Farewell T 0 Our Senior Round Ballers ,gl , , s ,L john Charette Mr. Morgan, Andy and Tom talk things over. jumping john Andy can Luke Kempa Tom Smith Nat Virmara rebound Mike is taking the shot, while Luke is ready for the ur Future H00psters,' 53 KNEELING: Nick Gallo, Randy Winch, Lyle Holzer, Delbert Lawrence, Steve Gallo, Brian Walker, Danny Taylor. SEC- OND ROW: Perry Winch, Donny Lawrence, Tracy Lamb, Randy Patterson, joe Kilburn, Robert Perkins, jeff Wood, james Watson, Mike Ettinger, jay Wescott, Royce Lawrence, jamie Rogers, TOP ROW: Luke Kempa, Andy Gill, Tom Smith, Coach Steve Morgan. Not pictured: john Charette. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Shurter, Len Williams, Butch Martin, Richard Boyer, Ronnie LaHart, Gary Barney, Mike Gonyea, Glen Mullarney, Barry Lockett. TOP ROW: Alan Belmore, Bill Bcaney, Dennis Smythe, Tom Thomp- son, David Hunkins, Robert Boyer, Brian Bliss, Bucky Vaughn, Ruby Martin, Coach Ray Pratt. Bombers Are Best Team Ever Coached by Mr. Raymond Pratt, the Blue and Gold baldesters won every championship possible. In Decem- PMYCT Goals A5953 TOLH1 ber they won the St. Lawrence Tournament, then in B- BCFHFY 44 30 74 February they took our Winter Carnival. They clinched L' Wflha-ms 28 22 50 the Northern League title and finally won the Clarkson B' B1155, 8 4 12 Tournament to accomplish this feat. Their final record B- Maffm 8 12 20 was 17-1. G- Bamel' 6 11 17 Fine goal tending by Richard Boyer and Ron Lal-Iart, L' Vaughn 6 7 13 fine defensive play and aggressive play enabled the big M' GOHYQQ 4 S 9 Blue to score 138 goals, and to allow only 38 against D- Smlfkhe 4 18 22 them. The Bombers are losing six seniors, but will be R' Itfmftln 2 2 4 right back next year to defend their titles. Rob t BOYEF 1 3 4 The Bombers also placed three players on the All G' Mullamel' 1 O 1 League team. Bill Beaney, Richard Boyer and Butch B' Shurtef 1 3 4 Martin were named to their respective positions. Bill D' Hunkms O 6 6 Beaney also won the Steve Reggs Memorial Trophy for T' ThOmPSOn O 1 1 the outstanding player in the St. Lawrence Tournament, Rich Boyer was voted the outstanding player of the The Bombers Brass Clarkson Tournament. These odds aren't fair. 7 . . . 'Z . mt 'ifb i Www . R i ' a I Saws! 54 Compliments of Earl I. Bliss Will Leonard score? Scoreboard just don't look at it, hit it! 'i T eczm Is Successful Mr. Frank Schissler returned to l.PCS and coached the junior Bombers to a 12 win and 5 loss season. The Baby Blue retained their title as class C Winter Carnival champions. They also were runners-up in the j.V. part of the Northern League. It was a most successful season for rookie coach Mr, S. and his ju- nior Bombers. 11 St. Lawrence Central O 9 Holy Family 2 5 Canton 2 9 Norwood-Norfolk 1 5 Potsdam 3 6 Massena 0 4 Hanover, N.H. 1 7 Massena 4 6 Potsdam 3 8 Hanover 1 5 Potsdam 8 5 Canton 3 9 Canton 4 10 Massena 2 1 Massena forfeit O 8 Alex Bay O 2 Canton 1 4 Potsdam 3 Bill trying for one of his 46 goals. 55 BOTTOM ROW: Lee Hare, Mark Mullarney, Fay Gonyea, Cal Lewis Ken Sawyer. TOP ROW: Mr. Frank Schissler, coachg Denny Allen, Ian, MacDonald, Dave Bliss, Sandy Caligiore, Fred Ellers, Randy Martin, Mike St. Louis and Steve Martin, managers. Missing: Kim Wescott. Skiers A chieve Success This year's ski team worked hard and was rewarded by a move from seventh place to an over all third place. The success of the team was due to the long hours of practice, dedi- cation to training, and a great will to win. Mr. Robert Birk, the ski coach, was pleased with the success of this year's team effort. Boys' team KNEELING: john Chrisman, Mr. Robert Birk, ski coachg Rollie Marshall. STAND- ING: Greg Williams, Larry Peryea, Guy Wescott, Mark Wikoff, Ronnie Edgley. Girls' team KNEELING: Carol Torrance STAND off Cathy Rich- ards, Beth Adams janet Hurley. Missing: Bonnie Raymalcy, Janis Smith. my favs Rev. Mark Wack and his followers. Protection or protectors? Compliments of THE SKI HUT, Wilmington, New York 56 ING: Kathye Wik- BOTTOM ROW: Benjie Gadwaw, Manager Rich Irwin, Randy Martin. SECOND ROW: Tom Sibalski, David Bliss, Brian Bliss, Bill Beaney, joe Iesmer, Ralph Preston. TOP ROW: Alan Belmore, Randy Bickford, Fred Ellers, Coach J. B. Dugan, Kim Wescott, Pat Kendrick, Sandy Caligiore. Not pictured: Butch Martin Sports Realbf Swing In Spring The Bombers' baseball schedule was harder than in previous years. Graduating seniors are Bill Beaney, Sandy Caligiore and Rich Irwin. They have added much to the team and will be missed. Under the coaching of Mr. I. B. Duganthe, the team finished with a 3-6 record. Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Placid Placid Placid Placid Placid Placid Placid Placid Placid The fearsome five Ruby Martin, Mike Sweeney, Gordie, McKellen, Len Williams, Bill Beaney. Not pictured: Dennis Smythe and Dale Drake. 57 SCORES 1 Peru 6 9 Saranac 7 1 M, A . I. 7 9 St. Pius 8 4 St. johns 14 1 Be ekm antown 4 1 1 A uS able 2 4 Mori ah 5 6 Plattsburgh 7 A swinging season --that's one way to describe the '69 golf year. Under the coach- ing of Mr. john Meyer both the girls and the boys finished well. Trips were made to Westport, Vwillsboro, Crown Point and Rou- ses Point as well as our home course at Craig Wood. The Section 7 Championships were held on the home course and we placed 4th out of 9 schools competing. Girls who played golf were Evelyn Lev- itt, Linda Levitt, Cathy Richards, janet Smith and Maureen Wikoff. Gordie, our smallest player, Winds up to hit a beautiful drive. Mike, the tallest player, crouches over a difficult putt--concentrating intensely. E 'W M A-off MIXJ- --f Cathy and Butch are busy at work in the new French lab. ,v-4-I-N,-.A-f !! No problem with janet's 1 , head! The face of an actor, Herb Fountain. History in the making! After lo these many years, Mr. jackson cleans out his closet. Not too laly- She must have heard a Goodie plays Joe Hodak funny story. 58 A very earnest group. What a way to propose marriage. A charming couple. VVhat are you laughing at, Tom? Please, Mr. Meyer! Not on Greg's head. 'Eykt r.,., Girls' sports always attract the men. 59 It looks as though Terry has an inch on Mr. Durkee. l Y V TM W 'WT l Bomber Tmcksters Show Ability T0 Run And J ump Looks like Butch will go 18 feet next year. Bullet runs like a bunny. ill Ill This year's track team was smaller than those of past years, but the boys tried their best and did manage to bring home some ribbons. Most of the meets the team participated in were Invitational meets With 15 or 20 teams competint. Dispite their size the Bombers did manage to have three individuals and two relay teams place in the Section 7 meet. Charlie Carver placed fiftih in the two mile run, Butch Martin fifth in the pole vault and Len Williams third in the high jump. The mile medley relay team of Andy Biekford, Tom Grady, Tom Lopez and Mike Sweeney placed fifth and the S80 relay team of Bickford, Brian Gill, Tom Smith and Len Williams took a third. The coach for the track team is Mr, Robert Connelly, Len shows perfect form as he clears the bar in the high jump. KNEELING: john Strong, Brian Gill, Tom Grady, Len Williams, Charlie Carver, Tom Whalley. STANDING: Coach Robert Connelly, Butch Martin, Ruby Martin, Tom Lopez, Andy Bickford, Mike Sweeney, Andy Gill, John Charette, Tom Smith. 60 Senior Lettermen SITTING: Bill Beaney, Greg Graham, Bob Kennedy, Violet Callahan, janet Smith, Nancy Trussell, Ruth Mary Hart, Glen Mullarney, Andy Gill, Mike Gonyea. STANDING: Bill Shurter, jim Roy, Sandy Caligiore, john Charette, jerry Reid, Dennis Smythe, Tom Thompson, Andy Bick- ford, Rich Irwin. of SITTING: Brian Gill, Mike Gonyea, Rich Irwin, Benjie Gadwaw, Dennis Smythe, Sandy Caligiore, Francis V. Strack, Randy Bickford. STANDING: Coach Steve Morgan, Butch Martin, Andy Gill, Gary Barney, Barry Lockett, Len Williams, Greg Graham, Jerry Reid, Ruby Martin, Ian MacDonald, jim Goff, John Charette, Coach Ray Durkee. Varsity Club Reorganizes The Varsity Club was reorganized this year with Mr. Steve Morgan and Mr. Ray Durkee as advisors. The Club elected john Wood as president, Butch Martin, vice-president, Rich Irwin, secretary, and Andy Gill, treasurer. The club members hope to buy blazcrs with the money raised by the efforts of the boys. They sponsored the Varsity-Faculty basketball game and a con- cert. Coach Steve Morgan displays his love shorts before Varsity-Faculty game. It seems the Varsity didn't love him! 61 Mrs. Wilma Foley How Could The School Function Without These People? Mrs. Eva Daby Mrs. Thelma Cooper SORRY ABOUT THAT, CHIEF. The following people were not pictured, but are a vital part of the staff of the school: Bill Alford, Freicla Lyman, George Meyer, Francis Sheffield, Marian Shipman Norv Watson, Vi Watson and Al Wentworth. Teacher aids Mrs. jewtraw, Mrs. Shurter and Mrs. Wells are also important in the operation of the school. Mr. Smith, Mr. Valentine, Mr. McComber, Mr. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Hare. Wells, Mr. Pelkey, Mr. Peck, Mr. Foster, Mr. Lawrence. BOTTOM ROW: Larry Lawrence, Burt Williams, Beatrice Hall, Rhonda Preston, Theresa Lopez, Diane Lincoln Shane Preston, Don Mesec. SECOND ROW: jerry Blunn, Peter Roland, Rick Levitt, Steve Morgan, Rob Mun- yan, Bruce Huntington, Brenda Bimonti, Elaine Seney, Pam Wilson, Susan Roy. THIRD ROW: Athol Lomax, Steve Wilson, Mike LeBrake, Mark Bickford, Steve Vassar, Barbara Roy, Racheal Straight, Ron Hathaway, Andy Preston. TOP ROW: Randy Wells, Don Walton, Bob Benedict, Steve Porter, Mike St. Louis, Robin Mul- larney, Barbara Nugent, janet Patnode, Diane Preston, Barbara Belmore, Cari Ann Wells. Junior High Students Look 7th Grade BOTTOM ROW: W. Birk, Scott Hare, Bernard Roy, Greg Preston, Susan Preston, Sheryl Sawyer, Patricia Williams, Cora Clark SECOND ROW: john Corrow, Robert Peterson, Patricia Sheffield, Carol Vaughn, Heather Pratt, Michele Walton, Cheryl Hanson, Torn Martin. THIRD ROW: Mark Holzer, Henry Decker, Bart Patnode, Clint Grady, David Fife, Susan Mader, Diane Nugent, Therese Vincent, Lori Johnson. TOP ROW: jon Adler, Bill Wikoff, Gordon Kelly, Dan Lopez, Cindy Edgley, Cathy Beattie, Heather Hough, Lorraine Bushy, Wendy Grossmann, Geraldine Sovey. 64 BOTTOM ROW: Stanley Burgoyne, David Schell, David Heim, Mary Claire Smythe, Joan Lawrence, Mary Terry, Betty jean Mason, Matt Wescott, Philip Blinn, Clarence Peck. SECOND ROW: Paul Roy, Tom Politi, Stacey Lawrence, Robert Patterson, Debbie Pelkey, Beth Hunkins, Paula Cooper, Gail Bisonette, Ruth Frusio, Mary Gillman, Mr. Bartholomew. TOP ROW: Dan Garrow, Walter Winchell, Ricky Taylor, Steve Douglas, Ed Charette, Tom Whalley, Steve Porter, Bob Vincent, Karen Gill, Glenna Watson, Kim Sovey. Forward To High School 8th Grade BOTTOM ROW: Douglas Corrow, Paul Mader, Vicki Hanson, Jacqueline Devlin, Diane Potter, Susan Herbst, Carol Southmayd, Sharron Kilburn. SECOND ROW: Daniel Peterson, Philip Dreissigacker, Darcy Prime, Susan Barney, Brenda LaRos Mary Ann Boyd, Susan Hinckley, Debbie Borden, Mrs. Elizabeth Cole. THIRD ROW: Ernest LaMoy, Mary jewtraw, Debra Winch, Susan Pratt, Susan Terry, Lucinda Munyan. ev 65 TOP ROW: Frederick Gallo, William Dodds, William Wemette, Bruce Bartholomew, George Aubin, Thomas Woodman, David Lock- wood, Russell Wells. Missing from picture: Peggy Betters, Sara Carey, Alfred VonDell, Kevin Branchaud, and Clifford LaRose. BOTTOM ROW: Donald Hall, Martha Lopez, Rollie Marshall, Harry Southmayd, Sharon Husereau, Edward Reynolds, Peter Davis, Peggy Sweeney, Linda Stanton, Ellen Baxter, Pat Graham, Mr. Raymond Pratt. SECOND ROW: Chris Davis, Sue MacNeil, Sue Ortloff, Rod Slater, Chuck Lawrence, Sharon Whitman, Donna Taylor, Debbie Burke, Ranay Peck. TOP ROW: Stan Montgomery, Bill Nugent, Terry Watson, Kim Wescott, Denny Allen, Richard Gill, Francis Moquin, Scott Cassidy, Paul Gallo, Kathy Shurter, Vickie Rickard, Michelle Walker. Freshmen Strive T 0 Achieve Excellence BOTTOM ROW: Judy Mullarney, John Cisco, Marcelle Broeckx, Joyce Taylor, Karen Preston, Terry Carver, Jeanne Archie, Patti Lincoln, Mr. Frank Schissler. SECOND ROW: Guy Stephenson, Carol McKenna, John Bick- ford, Linda Preston, Greg Nugent, Lynn Edgley, Lana Washburn, Steve Martin. THIRD ROW: Cindy Grady, Richard Broeckx, Bob Lawrence, Steve Roberts, Loren Torrance, Mary Rand, Debbie Stott, 'Barbara Hurley, Roberta Wells, Janis Smith, Penny Whalley. TOP ROW: Neil Prentiss, Don Hinds, Pat Cross, Carla Edinger, John Roy, Victor Roy, Randy Martin, Andre D'Avignon, Mark Mullarney, Ken Sawyer, Fred Ellers. 66 Lana and john enjoying the Prom. it Officers: Penny Whalley, vice- presidentg Kathy ShurLer, presidentg Helen Roland, trea surerg Donny Allen. Freshmen working hard, or are they ? sf Ann W ' f -W Q ,ww M. his -'f , 1 mar, ,, Q!! X Wiisk y A L L ., Q ? by Q' 5 Q 'k5N'l'il'gMlg:3wea xg I 5 L . N ,f,t,t 4 1 ' x if 'MY Susie Ortloff has john Cisco in the palm of her hand! ,. ,, vi?,..-, , Sophomores Are Sprighlbf Spirits n The School. Mr. Chester McKirahan, advisor, Ed Winch, Pat Kendrick, Ralph Preston, Halsey Washbmn, Dawn Holzer, Nancy Mason, Becky Williams, Patty Preston. TOP ROW: Stephen Peterson, Steve Herbst, Tom Grady, Bruce Michard, David Hunkins, Brian Gill, Anna Bruce. Karen Strack poses prettily in the library. BOTTOM ROW: Lauri Vassar, Laura johnson, Barbara Renfroe, Peggy Lawrence, Darlene Hinckley. SECOND ROW: Marion Wolfe, Mary Fountain, Cindy Betters, Jeanette Cooper, Cheryl Ledwith, Michelle Fortune, june Bickford. TOP ROW: Bill Lawrence, Mona Dixon, Charis LaLonde, Mark Wikoff, Charles Carver, Gary Hanson, Fabian Gonyea, Debby Gill. 68 BOTTOM ROW: Francis V. Strack, Bill Kilburn, Nancy Thompson, Gordon McKellen, Iudy Lawrence, Pam Lawrence, Robert Peck, Lee Hare. SECOND ROW: Andy VanCour, Mike Smith, Barbara Rand, Kim Raymaley, Kathy Theodore, Bonnie Bola, Mary Betters. TOP ROW: Ronnie LaHart, Russ Lal-Iart, Greg Williams, Gary Watson, Francis J. Strack, Steve LaHart, Mike Smart. CLASS OFFICERS David Bliss, presi- dent, Judi Hein, treasurer, Mr. Chester McKirahan, advisor, Lauri Vassar, secretary, Mark Wikoff, vice-president BOTTOM ROW: Beth Adams, Betty Mason, Nancy Sibalski, Marilyn Wilson, Diane Desourdy. SECOND ROW: Ray Rumsey, Chris Rompel, Rita Planty, Kim Baker, Kathie Hare, jane Durkin. TOP ROW: Paul Lauten- schulti, Phil Perkins, Ian MacDonald, Alisa Patnode, Pam Haselton, Bucky Vaughn, john Dreissigacker, Gerry Pelkey. 69 BOTTOM ROW: Mr. ,Iohn Cogan, Advisor, Lewis Conway, Mary Knebel, Amy Wells, Susan Sears, Susan Lawrence, Robert Martin. TOP ROW: Greg Phillips, Walter Mc- Lean, joe Smith, Mike Sweeney, Matt Bimonti, Scott Wise, Dan Haselton. Juniors J oin The Ranks Champs BOTTOM ROW: Gene Taylor, Richard Boyer, Linda johnson, Debbie Rock, Sharon Gonyea, Rosie Baker. TOP ROW: Tom Cave, Robert Boyer, Mike Wood, Tom Rorden, Bruce Grote, Bruce L'I-lornmedieu. TOP ROW: David Washburn, jerry Farley, Leonard Williams, Larry Peryea, Geoff Wattley, Barry Lockett, Randy Bickford, jim Goff, Mr. I. B. Dugan. BOTTOM ROW: Tom Sibalski, Herb Fountain, joe jesmer, Kathye Wikoff, Carol Schell, Nancy Colby, Carol Torrance, Calvin Lewis, Rollie Tor- I'3.I1C6 . 70 BOTTOM ROW: Rose Ann Broeckx, Cadiy Murphy, Bonnie Nason, janet Hurley, Marcy Wilson, Florie Whalley, Susie Folley, Lois Perkins. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Grace Stephen, Dorothy Darlington, Ardell Hanson, Mary Claire Carroll, Marilyn Straight, Cathy Richards, Eddie Schissler. TOP ROW: Tom Lopez, Alan Belmore, Brian Bliss, Ron Edgely, David Mihill, Butch Martin. Nancy Colby, treasurer, Barry Lockett, president, janet Hurley, vice-president, Marcy Wilson, secretary, Mr. john Cogan, ad- visor. Juniors were champions in boys' and girls' volleyball and sculpturing as well as being represented at the junior National Ski Championships in Alaska by two members of the class. Matt Bimonti proved to be National Champion, and Eddie Schissler captured a ninth place finish out of the field of nation-wide competitors. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Smith, Scott La.Brake, Yvonne Sheffield, Viki Baillargeon, Linda Wells, Nancy Whalley, Kristy Trumbull, Mike Graham, Benjie Gadwaw. TOP ROW: Claude jacques, Charlie Lejcek, Dan Germain, Reggie Douglas, Gary Barney, Richard LaLonde, Mr. Harold Levine. 71 if A , Pat ll Kathie Blackwe rd O kf Bic Bill Beaney, Greg Benham, Andy Shurter Ruth Mary Hart, Tom Thompson, Geri C soo, john Strong, .-4 Bill W: O ad E O 52 O no hn Dixon, jo e La Hart, Suzanne Su Frayne, I1 HFS rnia, K Fu Bob john Germain 111, G ndy A Douglas, E W: Clyd O DC C3 Z O U I-IJ un 3 :s N 5 S: CU Ll Q FU, L1 is E cg r: . PC v S E 5 pson, H1 ho T rF A rthu T. alM Princip Supervising W: RO RD Tl-H gan. OI' M HS TTI ho T P. Advisor M YC Sandy Caligio iolet Callahan, Cassidy, V YY EI' Charette G va. V3 on I Q 'U ... cu I :L -H E ,-Ci U ... QC ull OJ 4: O P15 CJ v CV D di O4 E CU 'XI CU an :s .-1 ri 'U GJ if : U M .Q O no an ac G3 K4 D CJ r-4 115 D CJ fc: s: o .J rd .-1 V1 GJ s: no 4 mi U - Fl E N .-1 TPS Y-4 I5 U 45 E rd ..1 r?4 T2 cm mm o cz CU F-4 3 Gi A til Y-I cd U H. G2 4-V V1 OJ .1 4-3 U3 5 .SI D4 CD llis Peck, wikoff, Phy F2611 all M S kin Phyllis Per if 53 F-4 o a. :PS F-I G5 U 5 C C5 DC GJ P rd Q Ti U IZ E' Y-4 GJ U Pi o cd E IA Q. ns E E' ,-G cn fc CU K-4 ua 4-5' 4-3 o 3 GJ 3 7 :J U 3 O D5 I E CZ :P O Lx.. ni G2 7 4: o U G2 JC E Stan- Nancy Trussell, Terry ls Wel Mic key ells naW OD. W:R TOP RO vitt Evelyn Le od, Le Mac e ndy ney, W Murphy, Glen Mullar jim Olin, Martha et jeff Par ry Bushy . Ga Winch, hayer, Bob T Larry Goff, lbert A he yt U1 S ke Mi nch, Wi Larry 5: TH 3 li Wil h Eliza be t ood, W ohn J er ith, Dennis Smyth Sm IY1 To net Smith ja ton, Advertisements This year's OLYMPLAN staff wishes to express its sincere thanks to those merchants who supported the 1969 yearbook. Without their gracious aid the 1969 OLYMPIAN could not exist. We thank the business patrons from Keene, Lake Placid, Saranac Lake, Tupper Lake, and Wilmington. In appreciation we urge and encourage all students and faculty to patronize these merchants who have helped make this yearbook possible. Anonymous Arena Service Station Aseel's jewelers Tupper Lake, N.Y Berghorn's Music Shop Mrs. Fletcher Boyer Mr. Robert Brady Matthew B. Clark Elizabeth Cole Charlie 8 Sandy Draper Flume Esso Wilmington, N . Y. Gary's Esso Gene'S Cleaners Gene's Shell Service Ginsberg's Dept. Store Tupper Lake, N.Y. Compliments of the Handlebar Happy Hours Wilmington, N. Y. Arthur W. jubin Dick Sjacky Koller Knit Shop Lake Placid Police Dept. Landmark Motor Lodge Wilmington, N.Y LaPetite Lake Placid Chamber Of Commerce Compliments of Hurley Bros. Inc. Fuels 74 LaValley G Woulff Tupper Lake, N.Y. Lavender Shop Ledge Rock Motel Wilmington, N.Y. Little Super Market Wilmington, N.Y. Best Wishes from Ron MacKenzie J. 1. Newberry Co. Saranac Lake, N.Y. Betty Niehoff's Bookstore Norm's Barber Shop Oxford Market, Inc. Saranac Lake, N.Y. 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