Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1980 volume:

THE CLASS OF 1980 proudly presents THE ONTARION ALMA MATER On the shores of Lake Ontario Stands our high school fair. Loyalty and truth her motto Green and gold wave there. Loyalty and truth and honor To the golden rule. Hail to thee, our alma mater. Hail! Lyme Central School! LYME CENTRAL SCHOOL CHAUMONT. NEW YORK 13622 DEDICA TION M A RG ARET TIG HE May the roads rise with you. May the wind be at your back and may the good Lord hold you in the hollow of His hand.” taken from an old Irish toast We the class of 1980 proudly dedicate our edition of the Ontarion to you Margaret Tighe. Your many years at Lyme have aided and developed the adolescent into the mature characteristics of the young adult. Just a few trips through your kitchen of life and a few stitches in your sewing room have patterned us into fashionable citizens. We wish to thank you for your never ending devotion which has shown us that you are not only a teacher to us but also a dear friend. 2 The Senior class of 1980 proudly dedicate this year’s edition of the Ontarion to Mrs. Jane Failing, in recognition of her tireless patience and understanding. It is our way of expressing our sincere appreciation of her years of loyal and enduring service at LCS. JANE FAILING Jane’s hobbies are sewing, knitting and she also enjoys raising houseplants. “In the years that I’ve been here. I’ve watched the class of '80 grow. I’d like to wish each and everyone of them the very best success in every- thing they want to do. 3 YEARBOOK STAFF Discussing the photos. This year’s staff was a group of dedicated people who put much time and effort into the production of this year’s book. Countless hours were spent in and out of school preparing this book for print. Editor: Jari Grimshaw: Co. Editors. Kim Munk and Patti Dodge: Advertising Editor, Kim Mink; Staff. Maria Alvarado. Enid Martin, Teresa Barton, Ron Clarke. John Middlestate, Taylor Representative: Dave DePaul; Finance Officers. Steve Strasser and Tammy Hayes. Many thanks to Tim O’Kay for developing some of our pictures. FACULTY WE AIN'T GONNA SA Y AIN'T NO MORE Mr. Bruce Fomess Superintendent Mrs. Jean Brown Nurse J. Failing. J. Comins. G. Gifford. B. Fomess. P. Donaldson. G. VanAlstyne. J. Phillips. M. Horeth. R. Revelle. Ab. C. Lively Mrs. Patricia Donaldson Phychologist: Peter Ulasewicz Board of Education Pres. 6 Mr. Edward Behan. Mr. Ronald Wilson: Guidance Counselors “Not now. we're studying for our SATs!” Mr. Steve Zielinski: Science “This’ll fix those kids.” Mr. Mikel Fiske; Mr. Robert Uhlig: English “Deep down. I’d rather read the comics than Shakespeare.” Mr. Bilkey Moore: Science No. Homo sapiens are not a kind of ice cream!” Mrs. Ruth Uhlig: Math “Flunk now and avoid the rush!” Mr. Peter Monaco: Drivers Ed.. Shop “You picked a fine time to leave me loose wheels!” Miss Margaret Tighe: Home Ec “I hope that no one finds out that I serve T.V. dinners! Mr. Thomas Lucas: Social Studies “No. WWI is not a current event!” Miss Kathy Spink: Languages “No. Thom Means do not sell shoe verbs!” Mrs. Jeanette Jones, Mr. Steve Saunders Chorus Music Class, Band “A one and a two and a . ..” Miss Carol Lawrence: Librarian “That book is more than overdue, it's deceased. Miss Linda Winnie. Ken Towne: Phy. Ed. 2ebal f 0re 10 ,lfC lhanjUSl basketball, after all... there s aJwa Mrs. Kovalic Study Hall Monitor Mrs. Deline Special Math and Reading Mrs. June Walker Special Reading Mr. Moore and his chickens Galore! Mrs. Leona O'Sullivan: Art “Did you really think 1 wouldn’t notice that you handed in a copy of the Mona Lisa!” 9 M Miss Judy Palumbo Speech Therapist Bus Drivers: Leo Pcttey. Ted Utess. Dick Knight. Bethel Day. Cle- bron Crouse. Jim Klock. Abs.: Earnest Kramer. Donnie Reed and C larence Holbrook. Cafeteria Staff: Marion Pickett. Mary FitzPatrick. Kathleen Comins. Joan O’Brien. 10 Cashier: Tessie Hanlin Aide: Sherri Mahon SENIORS MEL MARIA ANN ALVARADO “MARIA” “It is better you should forget and smile than if you remember and weep.” Band 1; Soccer 3; Nat’l Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Student County Gov’t Day Representa- tive; OP Vocational 3,4; Student Council 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students. SCOTT BACKUS “WEZZER” “Good time had by all. Prom Committee 3; Basketball 1, 2; Soc- cer 1,2,3; Play I. o STEPHEN RUSSELL BACKUS “STEVE” Basketball 1, 2, 3; Natl Honor Society 3, 4; Boys' State Representative 3; Band 1, 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Honor Society V.P. 4; Bausch and Lomb Science Award 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 4. TERESA ELLEN BARTON “PUNKY” “You may forget with whom you laughed, but you will never forget with whom you cried.” DE Vocational 3; Prom Committee 3. MELANIE ANN BELL “MILFORD” “I wonder what tomorrow has in mind for me or am I even in its mind at all!? Band I, 2; Volleyball 3; C Vocational 3, 4; Play Committee 2; Class Secretary 3. 12 JULIE A. BEVEJSS RONALD TERRY CLARKE MARY ANN CONSTANCE “JULIE MAC” “Have patience with all things, but first of “Check it out.” all with yourself ” “If hard work is the key to success. I'd Ski Club 1.2.3.4. Soccer 1.2. 3: Volleyball 1.2,3.4. rather pick the lock!” Play 1. 2: Play Programs 1. 2: Prom Com- mittee 3; DE Vocational 3; ABM Voca- tional 4; Yearbook 4. MONA LEECUPPERNELL “MONA “Live each day as if it were the first of the rest of your life, for once a day has gone by. it cannot be returned.” Soccer I. 2, 4; Softball I. 4; Band I: Play I: Prom Committee 3: C Vocational 3. PATRICIA MARIE DODGE “PATTr “Happy is the person who can laugh at herself, she will never cease to be amused.” JV Cheerleader 3. Varsity 4: Scorekeeper I. 2. 3: Band 2; Prom Committee 3: Prom Queen 3: Yearbook Staff 3. Co-Editor 4; Play 2: OP Vocational 3. 4: Class Secre- tary 1.2,4; Class V. President 3. MONA PATTI 13 TAMMY HAYES ‘TAMMY” Track 1. 2; Volleyball 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Natl Honor Society 3,4, Secretary NHS 4; Class Sec. 2; FHA 1.2; JCC4. EARNEST KRAMER “EARN IE” Natl Honor Society 3, 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 4. JOHN Natl Honor Society 3, 4, President NHS “One of the greatest disadvantages of 4; Who’s Who in American High School hurry is that it takes such a long time.” Students 4. JV Cheerleader 3, Varsity 4; Soccer 1, 2; Softball 2; Play 2; Band 1,2; Chorus 1.2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 2, 4; Who's Who in American High School Students 4. JOHN RICHARD MIDDLESTATE “JOHNNY” “Don’t give up until you give it your best shot.” Soccer 1. 2, 3, 4, Soccer Capt. 4; Basket- ball I. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Prom Prince 4; Vocational 2, 3. STEVE KIMBERLY JEAN MUNK “CHIP” “Live a little, love a little, smile a lot.” LPN Vocational 3,4; Soccer 1; Basketball I. 2; Softball 1,2,4; JV Cheerleading 1,2, V. Cheerleading 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Ed. for Advertising 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 1; Class Vice President I; Who’s Who in American High School Students. THOMAS MICHAEL RADLEY “TOM” “High School days had their delights, but they’ll never compare with High School nights.” Prom Committee 3; Vocational 2,3. STEVEN MARK STRASSER “STRASS” “May each day of our lives give us the knowledge, understanding and strength to appreciate the next.” Chess Club 1,2; Chess Club Pres. 2; Class Treasurer 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Student Gov’t Representative 3; Class President 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Prom Prince 3; Yearbook Treasurer 4; Soccer 4. THOMAS L.TRAINHAM ‘TOM” “It's not too hard picking a goal for your life, it’s just hard sticking to it and being i good at it.” TOM DEBORAH ANN PIERSON “DEB” “They say quiet people are dangerous — I’m harmless.” Transfered from Hanover Park H.S. Picturo No Available 16 CHARLES MICHAEL VALENTINE “CHARLIE HUSTLE” ‘Most women are shorter than men, but all are beneath us.” Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1; Bank 1; Natl Honor Society 3, 4; Play 1; Who’s Who in American High School Students LAURIE ANN WALKER “WALKER’.� “Our opinion of people depends less upon what we see in them than upon what they make us see in ourselves.” Prom Committee 3; Volleyball 3,4. LINDA K. WARNER “LINDA” “Today is only yesterday’s tomorrow Class President I; Storekeeper I, 2; Committee 2. LAURIE UNDA ’ PAULINE MARIE WEAVER “WEAVER” “The greatest griefs are those we cause ourselves.” Soccer 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 2. 4: Basketball 1,2: Chorus I; Band. KATRINA ANN YOTT “TRINA” “It isn’t what you know that counts, it’s what you think of in time.” Soccer 1.2,3.4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1, 2: Softball I, 2; Chorus I, 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Nat’l Honor Society 3, 4; School Play I; JV Cheerleader I, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Class VP 2; LPN Vocational 3,4. PAULINE .TRINA Picture Not Available MOST QUIET: Enid and Mike MOST TALKATIVE: Mel and Steve CLASS CLOWNS: Pat and Scott MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Jari and John “YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN SEEN THE BUCK I SHOT” BIGGEST WHOPPER TELLERS: Mona and Charles OH WOW” MOST FLIRTATIOUS: Mary and John MOST WITTY: Pat and Scott SWEETEST: Jari and Steve 18 BEST PERSONALITY: Kim and Scott CLASS COUPLE: Deb and Scott MOST STUDIOUS: Tammy and Steve MOST ARTISTIC: Tammy (Picture not Available) and Ron MOST GULLIBLE: Trina (Picture not Available) and Ron MOST TALENTED: Jari and John MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Jari and Steve MOST ATHLETIC: Sue and John MOST UNRULY: Mary and John I CLASS WILL 1. I, Maria Alvarado, leave my good grades lo Chico, my ability to pick on Mr. Moore to my sister JoAnn, and m gracefulness to my sister Angie. 2. I. Carrie Aubertine. leave early and I leave to my sister Varsi my sports uniform 15. 3. I. Scott Backus, leave my ability to walk the halls at any time to anyone who thinks they can do it. 4.1, Steve Backus, leave my wit, humor, and my height to Mr. Moore. 5. I. Teresa Barton, leave my senior locker and senior privileges to Donna Morgan. 6. I, Melanie Bell, leave many memories to Mr. Lucas (Joe). I hope he learns to check closets before he opens them. I also hope his jokes get as good as the songs by Patti and I. 7.1, Kerry Benny, leave my ability to graduate early to Bill Trainham. 8. I. Julie Bevens. leave to Shelly my ability to play soccer and to Kevin all my love. Luck to Pauline and laurie. 9. I. Ronald Clark, leave to Mr. Lucas all of my roltenest jokes, they will go along with all of his nicely. 10. I. Mary Ann Constance, leave my senior locker to Tammy Darrow. my English book to Jo Ann White, and the ability to come to school asleep without flipping out to Donna Morgan. 11.1. Mona Cuppernell, leave my ability to brown nose teachers to JoAnn White, and I leave to Jeff Grant my ability to get through school w ithout too many hassles. 12. I, Patti Dodge, leave ALL my GOOD jokes and my ability to write xh a good song Hey Baby I’m Y'our Telephone Man to Mr. Lucas (Joe). 13.1. Freddie Dollinger. leave my seat in Mr. Uhligs English class to Chris Thomas. I know she’ll enjoy it. 14.1. Robert Emerson, leave my ability to lie and connive my way out of trouble to any one who wants it. 15.1. Susan Fournier, leave my ability to play basketball to my brother Paul. 16. I, Kevin Goutremont. leave all my classrooms and locker 13 to anyone who wants Bad Luck. 17.1. Jari Grimshaw, leave mv ability to wind up in the hospital after one game of soccer to Vicki Leavitt. She’s already half way there. 18. I. Tammy Hayes, leave my mother to anyone who wants her. 19. I. Robin Hilts, leave my twirling ability to my niece Penny and my ability to get away with murder to Tammy Darrow. 20. I, Earnie Kramer, leave my ability to schedule more study halls than classes to any body who wants it. 21. I. Mike Lively , leave my quietness to Pat Pierson. 22. I. Enid Martin, leave my V. Cheerleading position and my ability to make everyone think I am quiet to Lisa Hills. 23. 1. John Middlestate. leave my ability to play soccer, as goalie, to my brother David, my ability to stay out late and get blitzed and still make it to school to anyone who thinks they can handle it. 24.1. Kim Munk. leave my ability to place a bedpan properly to Lisa Hayes and Vicki Leavitt. GOOD LUCK!! 25.1. Debbie Pierson, leave my ability to sleep through class to anyone who needs it as much as I did. 26. 1. Tom Radley , leave my ability to get rubber in second gear to Vicki Leav itt in hopes that she will use it wisely. 27. I. Steve Strasser, leave my ability to be different, in my own wierd way. to Ken Towne. no one will ever accuse him of being normal. 28. I. Tom Trainham. leave my ability to talk my way out of trouble to anyone who thinks they can get away with it. 29. I, Charles Valentine, leave my body to the Junior girls; and my old homework papers to 1m sold to buy a Charles Valentine Memorial plaque to be hung in the office. 30. I. Laurie Walker, leave my ability to make and keep good friends through all my years of high school to my sister Louise and I leave my height to Mary (Marvin) Kimmis. 31. I. Linda Warner, leave happily! 32. I. Pauline Weaver, leave to Mikey all the time with Bear he wants, and to Laurie and Julie luck, and all my love to Brian. 33. I. Trina Yott. leave my ability to get caught in the wrong place at the right time lo my sister. Krista, she could sure use it. 20 CLASS PROPHECY In the spring of 1995. fifteen year after graduation, the claw of 1980 reunites for their first reunion at the Radley Residenee where their first senior party was held. Wc find Tom Radley sitting in a corner already nipping at the alcoholic refreshments. Ste e Strasser. still president hut now of the United States and voted Mr. Talkative, was setting up tables when Enid Martin, voted Miss Quiet, arrived. Steve tried to tell Enid his solution to the gas problem, but he couldn't get a word in edgewise. Patti Dodge arrived next still laughing at her old dumb jokes and keeping her role as class clown and Miss Witty, tried out some new ones on us only to find out that she is still the only one laughing. Charles Valentine, keeping up his role as the tall tale teller, walked in bragging about his many blond beauties. Susan Fournier. Miss Athletic, arrived with her arm in a sling telling us that she finally met her match when she beat an opposing basketball player at a jump ball. Mdan Bell. Miss Talkative, arrived bragging about her successful beauty shop in Hollywood where Telly Savalas in her main customer. Pauline Weaver who has now been married for 15 years and has 14 children with one on the way say- married life isn't all tharfit's cracked up to lie. s| still his to work. As soon as Kevin Goulremont and Ron Clarke arrived, they informed us that they have a contract which slates that Kevin i- to build Ron’s new 12 offie hmlding Ron kept bugging Jari Grimehgw. voted Most Likely to Succeed, to be hu head secret }1 id his new offire building. Jari said no because she already had the highest pay ing executive secretarial job working for the PresidenflMf the United States! Stevt Slrasscr. Mona (.uppernell arrived telling us that she now owns a library where she sto f allofCrg ossip. Teroa Barton comes running in yelling. Oh no. it happened again! I loc ked the keys in Dan ear!” Trina Yott;«till as gullible as ever, arrived and asked Torn Radley if this was the clas- kim Munk walked in with her arms full of books telling us that she of Placing Tom said sarcastically. No. it - next year! SoTrma left. loud. into Tammy Have- couldn't make it tonight because she is in «ouit to me to the party but she also StCi i for di had to study for her test on The Techni defeiBing Steve Baiftus who was arrrsti 7 the peace by (day ing his stereo too Right in the middle of the party we heard a loud rash. We all ran Out into the yard just in tim o Steve Stnaaer'- limousine with his rig. ’ .mda .irner rrived and a-ked when Scott Backu- was because she wanted to know if he ha Mary Constance and Kerry Bcnnpurnved togclherfnd we heardtyarp lelTKerry rgu tojret a- Tom T i.nhain arrived screaming at his car again and -Wrtrd to rip out the evftin Maria Alvarado walked in and we all noticed that something Was mi-sing tut wi couidn in time to sec John Middle state who just ten her a jobali’ f is party as he 1 v without her crutehe . Rmlne Goodfcknd h Robert Erne ad been sitting at a tiTfll all by himself for two didn't it w; notice him becan-e he was veil -till combing bis hair and asked where he could find a Julie Sevens and LaJL arriw-d together imi 11 ! : - dm that they had matron ol Honor Freddie Dolluiger tr vcd telling us that she Earnie Kramer arrivet to leave early because Li -ivrl%. I i few (H ands so she brought herOwn food because finally Mbit min- application for college ith d( izcns of groupie hot on his h St , ai Hills arrive- til twirling her baton to the |jii-i of Sped Georgia Brow n. rlii� (j|rnvc P®li ill asked w here Mel Bell was. Arriv ing last, but not least, was Scott Backus and Debbie Pierson who said that they ran out of gas hut we all know the truth . . . Now that everyone is present the party can really get underway. CLASS HISTORY In 1976 we were freshmen. Our advisor was Mr. Derefinko and our class officers were Linda Warner, presi- dent: Kim Munk. vice president: Jari Grimshaw, treasurer: and Patti Dodge, secretary. During the year we had record hops, bake sales, and we sold dart boards. In 1977 we were sophomores. Mr. Lucas was our advisor and the officers were Jari Grimshaw, president; Trina Yott, vice president; Steve Strasser, treasurer; Patti Dodge, secretary. During the year we had record hops, a magazine sale, and bake sales. In 1978 we were juniors. Our advisor was Mr. Zielinski and our officers were Steve Strasser, president; Patti Dodge, vice president; Steve Backus, treasurer; and Melanie Bell, secretary. To raise money we ran the coke machines, sold refreshments at the basketball games, dances, record hops, sold candy bars, and had the prom. The Queen was Patti Dodge. King, Jay Wright. Princesses were Jari Grimshaw and Susan Fournier, Princes were John Middlestate and Steve Strasser. As seniors our advisor was Mr. Lucas. Our class officers were Steve Strasser, president; Susan Fournier, vice president; Steve Backus, treasurer; and Patti Dodge, secretary. We had record hops, raffles, candy bar sales, Senior Faculty basketball game and sub sales. Our caps and gowns are green and gold. Our class colors are blue and silver. The class flower is a rose. Our class saying is “If a man cannot keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, no matter how meas- ured or far away.” In our high school years we have had the pleasure of having had the following people in our class: Farley Weeks, Charles Raso, Anna Larkin, Des Allum, Brad Hughes. Cindy Brown, Eva Giltz, Dewayne Benny, Randy Holder, and Linda Darrow. CLASS ADVISOR, OFFICERS HISTORY Advisor: Mr. Thomas Lucas President: Steve Strasser. Vice President: Susan Fournier. Secretary: Patti Dodge, Trea- surer: Steve Backus 23 Robin EARLY GRADUATES Came Mildred Aubertine “Ziggy “No matter what happens, there’s always somebody who knew it would.” Soccer 3, 4; Volleyball l( 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3. 4 Most Valuable Player; National Honor Society 3, 4; Dis- tributive Education at Vocational 4 Kerry Dale Benny “Benny” “Love is like the measles, everyone goes through it once ” Baseball 1. 2, 4; Soccer 1; Basketball 1. 2, 4; Vocational 4 Freddie Fredericka Ann Dollinger “Freddie” “Nothing is more precious than life ” Soccer 1, 2; Cheering 1; Softball 1; Band 1,2,4; Chorus 1,4; Class Secretary 3 Robin Sue Hilts “Bino” “If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you, it’s yours, if it doesn't it never was.” Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Voca- 2 CLASS, OFFICERS ADVISORS Gass Advisor: Mr. Bilkey Moore Front Row: C. Aubertine. S. Raso. L. Hayes, J. Brass, G. Failing. B. Trainham, Second Row: B. Pete. L. Hills. T. Fleming, V. Leavitt, R. Wright, S. Rickett. M. Kimmis, Third Row: D. Berkman. S. Rickett, D. Morgan. A. Wilson. R. Stumpf. S. Mussot. Top Row: M. Jones, K. Carlile, K. Calhoun. P. O’Brien. K. Towne, M. Revelle, M. Rust, B. Scarpechi. President: Tina Orvis. V. President: Kathy Male, Secretary: Lisa Hayes, Treasurer: Penny O’Brien. Executive Officers: Julie Brass. Ken Towne PERSONALITIES ON PARADE I , m — f J,onn no Pcck-a-boo!! UNDERCLASSMEN 27 10th GRADE Front Row: G. Becker. K. Yott, A. Belcher, J. White, T. Darrow, D. Piche. B. Fomess, Second Row: A. Dawson. S. Fields, T. Petty, B. Darrow, M. Mussot, G. Hines. M. Rickard. Third Row: B. Whattam, L. Orvis. A. FitzPatrick. J. Valentine. S. Wilson. T. O’Kay. T. Morrow, Last Row: D. Vanal- styne. K. Thompson. J. Bassette. B. Shea, B. Trainham. Advisor: Mr. Steve Zielinski President: J. Valentine Vice President: A. Dawson Secretary D. Vanalstyne Treasurer: M. Mussot 9th GRADE Front Row: J. Grant, D. O’Kay, W. Perkins, R. Goodfriend, R. Goodfriend, J. Brown, Second Row: C. Allyn, S. Male, B. O’Neil, G. Goutre- mont, R. Lear, R. Shea, Third Row: K. O’Brien, L. Radley, M. Pawling, Y. Pete, K. Mount, A. Rust, P. Radley, S. Bevens, T. Carney, Fourth Row: B. Fomess, M. Revelle, K. Brass, T. Strasser, L. Walker, V. Ryan, C. Raso, Last Row: T. Birchenough. M. Comins, P. Pierson. D. Gosier, W. Bamcroft, T. Bolio, R. Wright Row 1: M. Rust. J. Weiler. Row 2: G. Becker. V. Krammer, K. Smith. T. a r r Didas. Row 3: D. Belcher. T. Brown, R. Morrow. M. Towne. J. Alvarado. 8th GRADE J. LaShamb. Row 4: C. Bassette. J. Valentine. J. Smith. P. Norton, G. Donaldson. Row 5: D. Carlisle. K. Goutremont, J. Cuppemell. P. Fitzpa- trick. J. Radley. K. Neil 8th OFFICERS President: Mike Towne. Vice President: Chris Bassette. Sec- retary: Kyle Grant. Greasurer: Paul Norton 7th OFFICERS President: Tim Mount. Vice President: Julie Putnam, Trea- surer and Secretary: Lori Mount 30 Row I: L. Walker. J. Weiler. L. Grant. S. Munk. A. Alvarado, C. Fomess. B. Mor- row. M. Basette. Row 2: J. Cody, C. Radley. B. Raso. A. Wilson. J. Putnam. K. San- ford, Row 3: N. Gifford. C. Gifford. H. Hewitt. E. Valentine. T. Mount. J. Hamilton, 7th GRADE G. Willet. T. LaShamb. Row 4: T. Thompson. D. Mahon. H. Dunn. S. Shea. W. Middlestate. J. Wright. T. Wilson. ELEMENTARY 4 y 31 Mr. Ronald Wilson. Miss Holland: Fifth Grade Teachers Mr. Peter Dougall: Fourth Grade Teacher 32 Mrs. Anne Valentine. Fourth Grade Teacher r Mrs. Falkcnham: Second Grade Teacher Miss Hurley: Third Grade Teacher 6th AND 5th GRADES Row I: L. Reff. P. Fish. T. Finnerson. D. Pichc, J. Lear, J. Cheal. A. Qucnccr. R. Walker. C. Strasser. Row 2: M. Kimball. R. Goodfriend. J. Hayes. F. Gosier. B. Rust. M. Wilson, C. Bourn. R. Comins. V. Aubertine. Row 3: D. Berkman. K. Donaldson. M. Valentine. J. Revelle. B Salisbury. C. Mahon. M. Jones. P. Wilson. Row 1: D. Schweitzer. S. Edus, D. Reed, P. Thompson. S. Hubbard. T. LaRosc. Row 2: P. Putnam. R. VanNess, T. Harton. T. Drake. R Dunn. J. Johnson. D. Weeks. T. Cheal. Row 3: B. Pecor, K. Kimmis. T. Burchenough. M. Alvarado. P. Hilts. L. Walker. K. Orvis. F. Pettey. 34 4th GRADES Row 1: L. Revelle. T. Fulmer. L. Lear. A. Adams. M. Brown. G. Hamilton. Row 2: B. Youngs. M. Smith. E. Lawrence. B. Ulmen. B. Gifford. J. Fish. Row 3: J. Wilson. T. Minckler. A. Hubbard. N. Davis. R. Goodfriend. M. Carney. T. Bourn. Row I: F. O’Brien. M. Jones. T. Drake. S. Willett. S. Yerdon. Row 2: T. Davis. A. Horning. J. Clarke. W. Putnam. B Tarwater. Row 3: P. Cuppernell. R. Smith. S. Barton. M. Bolio. E. Comins. R. Norton. 3rd GRADES Row I: A. Quencer. A. Gifford. K. Klock. K. Henry. C. Williams. C. Williams. D. Middlestate. Row 2: S. West. G. Thompson. M. White. C. Wiseman. B. Tarwater. M. Allyn. Row 3: L. Reff. M. Thompson. R. Goodfriend. J. Davis. E. Cody. S. LaRose. C. Radley. Row I: T. Wilson. C Brass. S. Walker. B. Horton. T. Hurley. S. Dollinger. Row 2: J. Dawson. A. Drury. C. Fowler. K. Talbot. C. Smith. M. Radley, Row 3: T. Dwyer. A. Quencer, J. White, M. Countryman. M. McDougall. T. Smith. K. Mount. Abs.: C. Forness. 36 2nd AND 1st GRADES Row I: B Pettey, K. Hills. S. Cornell, C. Southwell. E. Madill, H. Quencer. M. Wilder. K. Gifford. Row 2: J. Walker. M. Torrey. J. Forness. C. Yott. A. Middlestate. J. Lynch. H. Walker, T. Brown. Row 3: J. Kramer, A. Hills. K. Favret. C. Walker. T. Stuhlmiller, B. Engstrom. P. Hilts. J. Barton. Row I: T. LaShomb. L. Horning. J. McDougall. T. Alvarado. A. Henry, K. Talbot. Row 2: H. Nichols. K. Andrews. T. Reff, B Hamilton. S. Comins. J. Mahon. T. Simpsor. F. Simpson. S. Petroske. Row 3: D. Hogan. D. Hubbard. S. Green. S. Walker. Y. Pete. K. Sanford. C. Mincklen. N. Adams. KINDERGARTEN Row 1: T. Schweitzer. B. Kimmis. D. Wiley. J. West. J. Hubbard. L. Walker, W. Walker. D. Alvarado, H. Green, Abs.: B. Bour- quin. M. Heasley, Row 2: S. Petroske. A. Walker, M. Southwell, J. Lawrence. M. Chavoustie. T. Stuhmiller. H. Malice. D. Davis. enjoyed the Halloween Record Hop thrown by the 9th graders. 38 VOCATIONAL Vocational Students are: V. Ryan, V. Smith, K. Carlisle, D. VanAlstyne, J. Brass. L. Hills, K. Male. P. Fournier. R. Wright. E. Perkins. T. Trainham, S. Fournier. C. Aubertine. T. Darrow. J. Hayes. M. Alvarado, J. Grimshaw. R Clarke. P. Dodge. E. Martin, M. Bell. G. Hines, K. Munk. T. Yott, K Benny. B. Fish. G. Goutremont. V. Leavitt. L. Hayes. B. Trainham. G. Failing. K. Thompson, M. Rust. R. Stumpf. B. Shea. K. Goutremont. B. Pete. C. Alvarado. B. Trainham. 40 ACTIVITIES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CHARACTER — This year’s Honor Society held a Scholarship Christmas Ball in Decem- ber. It is hoped that this will become an annual event. In February there was an induction ceremony for the new Honor Society members who were: Sco' Fitzpatrick, Blythe Whattam, afll tenets, Tifn O’Kay, Lisa H cs. Ma pKitiimi and Lon Orvis. Tkat §an fcghL a dinner was held in Hbn R jew inductees. Also in Fehjuai BheMpnor Society visited St. uhM Mlfinversity for a Sundae FaVi tB Mrockey game. Throughout the ®ar the Honor Soci- ety sold pens, pencils, and pads all inscribed with Lyme Central Indians. Honor Society Officers are: Presi- dent. Mike Lively; Vice President, Steve Backus; Treasurer. Jari Grim- shaw; Secretary, Tammy Hayes; Advisor, Mrs. Ruth Uhlig. Last Row: T. You, K. Towne, T. Orvis, M. Revelle. B. Fish, D. Berkman, 3rd Row: T. Fleming, L. Hills, K. Male, M. Alvarado, C. Valentine, S. Fournier, E. Kramer, C. Aubertine. E. Perkins, 2nd Row: Mrs. Uhlig, S. Wilson, A. Fitzpatrick. L. Orvis, L. Hayes, M. Kimmis. T. O’Kay, A. Daw- son, G. Becker. B. Whattam. B. Forness, Mr. Forness, Front Row: Officers: S. Backus. J. Grimshaw, M. Lively. Ab. T. Hayes. 42 Left to Right: Lisa Hills, Attendant; Steve Backus, Vice President; Mrs. Uhlig. Advisor; Mr. Daniels, Guest Speakers; Mike Lively, President; Jari Grimshaw, Treasurer; Kathy Male, Attendant. SLR VICE — LEADERSHIP — SCHOLARSHIP Chorus Members: V. Leavitt, J. Weiler. P. Norton. L. Orvis. B. Whattam. L. Hills. J. Brass. C. Pawlings. M. Towne. M. Jones. P. O’Brien. T. Orvis. M. Kimmis. G. Becker. K. Vott. A. Belcher. D. Belcher. K. Male. T. Pecor. C. Thompson. A. Rust. B. Fomess. Mrs. Jones. Ab. T. Hayes. Mrs. Jones Add some music to your life. Mr. Saunders Band Members: T. Hayes, M. Jones. K. O’Bnen. T. Wil- son. T. Thompson. N. Gifford. J. Brass. S. Fournier, P. Wilson. M. Valentine. J. Revelle. M. Comins. B. Sals- bury. S. Backus. B. O’Neil. C. Allyn. L. Grant. B. Saun- ders, T. Finnerson. V. Aubertine. R. Comins, D. Berk- man. B. Forness. P. O’Brien, C. Gifford, Mrs. Jones, H. Hewitt. BAND CHORUS 44 C. Allyn. S. Male, K. O’Brien. D. O’Kay. B. O’Neil. Mrs. Jones COME SAIL AWAY Linder the supervision of Mrs. Hayes, the senior class worked one week to decorate the gym with light blue, dark blue, and silver streamers and put up the glittering silver ball as the final touch. The music was played by Mirage. The highlight of the evening was the last dance of last year's royal party and the crowning of Patti Dodge as Queen. Jay Wright as King. Jari Grimshaw and Susan Fournier as the Princesses, and John Middles- tate and Steve Strasser as the Princes. Refreshments were served to all during the intermission. PEPPUNCH, POWER The J.V. Cheerleaders started our pep rally off right with a Hello. Good Luck cheer. The cheerleaders and their advisor put in a lot of time and effort into their first pep rally to really make it special for our first game. Two skits were performed by the cheerleaders: one about our guys and the other about our cheerleaders. Individual cheers were performed by both J.V. and Var- sity cheerleaders. The players. J.V. and Varsity, were introduced along with their coaches in the beginning of the pep rally. Speeches were given by Mr. Zielinski and Mr. Weaver. The closing of the pep rally was performed by the Varsity cheerleaders. Many thanks to the spectators who added their cheers to the occasion, and a special thanks to Mr. Fiske who was our M.C. as well as our photographer. SPOR TS V. BASKETBALL SOJCll V •0 T JUMK 13 O m - r Mm fir CMMU M vc., - ■corr 44 nu r - LL.'- __ 40 lODO) A DETERMINATION! Row I: J. Middlestate. C. Valentine. Row 2: T. Fleming. S. Rickette. R. Stumpf. Row 3: M. Rust, B. Scarpecchi. M. Jones. S. Rickette. S. Wilson. K. Towne. S. Strasser, B. Fish. At midseason (and the time of this writing) the Lyme Indians are in a two-way tie for first place with Belleville: both with 7-1 records. Lyme's overall average is 7-3. The other two losses came at the hands of Indian River and South Jefferson at the Christmas Tournament held at J.C.C. in December. Coach Z stated, going into the tournament we knew the going would be tough. But we felt no matter what the outcome was. that by playing better competition, we would learn a lot more and that we would come out of it a better team for league competition, which is our primary goal. The excitement rose at the first Belleville game when Lyme completely dominated them on their own court and from then on it was no stopping the Lyme Indians. 0 SCORES Lyme 72 Sandy Creek 58 Lyme 39 Lafargeville 57 Lyme 83 Sackets 74 Lyme 80 Copenhagen 45 Lyme 56 Indian River 70 Lyme 58 South Jeff. 66 Lyme 61 Alex. Bay 45 Lyme 69 Belleville 57 Lyme 73 Henderson 41 Lyme 82 Sandy Creek 46 Lyme 68 Lafargeville 52 “CONFERENCE TIME! JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Junior Varsity COACH — LYLE WEAVER Lyme’s Junior Varsity Basketball team completed the season with a 10-4 overall record and a 10-2 League record. They came in second place behind the LaFargeville squad. The only losses in the league came at the hands of LaFargeville over there and Belleville at home after a 2 week layoff. The highlights of the season were beating Belleville at Belleville and defeating LaFargeville in a hard fought overtime vic- tory at home. This year’s squad proved to be very unself- ish. Everyone did their own thing and con- tributed well. The starting team all averaged in double figures which proves that these young Indians were unselfish and team ori- ented. LYME SCORE 71 Sandy Creek 44 59 LaFargeville 65 83 Sackets 58 79 Copenhagen 42 64 General Brown 78 48 Morristown 82 50 Belleville 41 68 Henderson S2 76 Sandy Creek 64 67 LaFargeville 59 67 Sackets 53 55 Belleville 66 93 Henderson 52 64 Copenhagen 49 •Christmas Tournament Row I: T. Carney, T. O’Kay, Coach Weaver, T. Moitow, M. Comins, Row 2: J. Grant. K. Brass B Valentine T Strasser. R. Forness. Row 3: D. Gosier, J. Bassette, M. Rickard. M. Revelle. P. Fournier. 50 GO FIGHT WIN Row 1: T. Strasser, V. Smith. J. Grant. R. Morrow, M. Townc. J. Valentine, K. Grant, P. Norton. Row 2: T. Carney, T. Birchenoff, G. Donaldson. V. Ryan, C. Bassette. B. Valentine, D. O’Kay. K. Brass, P. Fitzpatrick, Coach Lucas, Row 3: M. Commins, D. Gosier, M. Revelle, R. Lear. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL VARSITY SOCCER VARSITY BASEBALL STRIKE ONE! STRIKE TWO! STRIKE THREE! YOU'RE OUT!! GIRLS VARSITY SPORTS Left to Right: J. White, C. Aubertine, V. Leavitt, K. Yott, S. Fournier, A. Dawson, L. Hills, M. Pawling, K. Male, Coach Towne. BASKETBALL COACH TOWNE 54 VARSITY SOFTBALL COACH Z VOLLEYBALL COACH WINNIE Row 1: J. White, S. Bevens, M. Pawlings, T. Darrow, Row 2: Miss Winni, L. Hills. G. Becker, M. Rust, J. Weiler, J. Alvarado, J. Bevens. L. Walker. S. Male, S. Fournier. JUNIOR HIGH SOCCER Krista V. K. Munk, J. Grimshaw, K. Yott, K. Male, E. Martin, V. Levitt, P. Dodge. Immense dedication was quite apparent this year as the varsity cheerleaders and the J.V. cheerleaders supported both our basketball teams. Both these ambitious groups deserve a well earned “cheer” for all their effort and support. Miss Schneckenburger and Miss Spink both have earned a “cheer” for their time as advisor and co-advisor. SENIORS: Patti, Jari, Kim. Enid Row I: M. Mussot, K. Mount, S. Raso, L. Hills, S. Bevens, Row 2: A. Rust, J. White. T. Pettey. Advisors: Miss Schneckenburger. Miss Spink PATRONS $10.00 Patron Mis Margaret Tighe $5.00 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wilson Frey the Wheelman District Assistant Superintendent and Mrs. John R. Walker Mr. and Mrs. John Failing Mr. Bilkey Moore O'Brien Dockage Storage Cathleen Comins Robert and Lynda Carney Mr. and Mrs. James Martin Amsco School Publications Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Forness Dr. and Mrs. Marcus Nellis Kathleen Spink Mr. and Mrs. George Grimshaw Mrs. Eleanor VanNess and Rhonda Mr. and Mrs. John McGraw Mr. and Mrs. Mikel Fiske Character Service 60 ADVERTISING WATERTOWN BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. Watertown, N.Y. 13601 217 High Street 788-1500 Gratulations to the Class of 1980 S.J. CAMPISI CO. 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