Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1981 volume:

THE CLASS OF 1981 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 Table of Contents administration.........3 seniors................9 activities............29 sports................37 advertisements.......53 i DEDICATION DEDICATION As we reflect on our past years of high school, the people we'll remember most of all are those who have not only been our teachers, but also those we can call friends. One such person is Mr. Bilkey Moore. The class of 81 takes great pleasure in dedicating this 1981 issue of the “Ontarion” to a man dedicated to his students. Mr. Moore is a master teacher with a sincere interest in the students of Lyme Central School. He carries this interest far beyond the norms of the classroom walls. His faith in the students as individuals is reflected and appreciated by all w ho are touched b his concern. We take pride in this dedication to him and offer our thanks for his endless hours of work as a teacher, ad- visor, confidante and most of all as a friend. L.C.S. Class of 1981 Board of Education Left to Bight: G. Gifford, G. VanAlstyne, J. Coming, J. Failing, R. Forness, P. Donaldson, C. Lively, R. Revelle, J. Phillips, M. Horeth Mrs. Patricia Donaldson Mr. Bruce Fornetw Board of Education Pres. Superintendent wdnirntMtiM A Man With A Mission Mr. R. Wilson. Vice Principal 3 Mr. Behan, Guidance Mr. Moore, Science Mr. Fiske, English Mr. Derefinko, Math Mr . I hlig, Home Ec. Mr. Smelski, Business Miss Spink. Language Mr. Monaco, Ind. Art Mr. Zielinski, Science Mr. Uhlig, English Mr. Daub, Social Studies Mrs. Jones, Chorus and Music 5 Mr. Townr, Gym Mr . Towne, Gym and Health Mr. Kratzat, Band Mm. O'Sullivan, Art Mr . Walker, Reading Mi Lawrence. Librarian Mr . Kovalik, Study Hall Mr. Weaver, Study Hall Mre. Edaall, 3rd Mr. Dougall, 5th Miw Howland, 4th-5th “Stairway To Heaven Spring '80 David Herkman “Harold Baseball 2, 3. 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; INHS 2, 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; King 3; Ha use h and l,omb Science Award 4 Bill Fish “Fish “If we meet and you forget me you have lost nothing, but if you meet Jesus Christ and forget Him. you have lost everything. Basketball 1.2. 3. 4; Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2; NHS 2. 3. 4; Voca- tional 3. 4: Band 1; Skiing 1. 2; Chorus I. 2; Prom Committee 3; Pla 4 Julie Brass “Jule “No happy time that passes is ever really gone, if it leaves a special memory for looking back upon. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Class Sec. I, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Boy's Basketball Scorekeeper I, 2, 3, 4; Girl's Basketball Scorekeeper 2. 3; Girl's Soccer Scorekeeper 4 ' Todd Fleming “Joe Chaumont “But seriously folks . . Soccer I. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; NHS 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4; Prom Comm. Chairman 3; Voc 4 Kevin Calhoun Lisa Hayes “Hazey Daisy “It would be a colorless world if each individual did not secretly believe himself superior to almost everyone else. Class Sec. 3; NHS 3. 4; NHS Sec. 4; Volleyball 2. 4; Cheerleading 4; Soc- cer 4; Student Council 1, 3; Softball 4; Prom Comm. 3; Princess 3 10 Greg Failing Lina Hills “Lee” “Happiness comes from feeling d« rp- ly, enjoying simply, and thinking frcdy. Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2. 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3; Prom Comm. 3 Smile You're on Candid Camera Saturday Night Fever?!?! 11 Mike Jones “Whit ran you possible expect from a day that begin with getting up in the morning? ('hours 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3; Soc- cer 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Play 1, 2, 4; Voc. 4; Ski Club 1; Prom Comm. 3 Scott Mussot Mary Kimmis “Marvin “Freedom is the right to he wrong. Not the right to do wrong. Basketball 2; Sort er I; NHS 3, 4; MIS V.P 4; Ex. Officer Class 3; Play 4; Prom Comm. 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Voc. 4 Penny O'Brien “Penelope Pitstop “No act of kindness, no matter how small is ever wasted. Band I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Play Bus. Comm 2, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Class Treas. 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Girl's Soccer Scorekeeper 1 Vicki Leavitt “Red “Don't walk in front of me for I may not follow. Don't walk behind me for I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Volleyball 1; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Play 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 1; Class Treas. 1; LPN Voc. 3, 4 Tina Orvis “Teen “We are all travelers in the wilderness of this world, and the best that we find in our travels is an honest friend. Class Pres. 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; NHS Pres. 4; Volleyball 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Play Bus. Comm. 4; Year- book 4; Student Gov't Rep. 3 12 Kathy to the key Kathy Male “Kath “Our drnnw fulfilled we forget how hard, we worked to obtain them, but always remember we may never paw this way again.” Band 1, 2; Sec. 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Soc« cer 1. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 1; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 3; Cheerleader 1.2.3. 4; NHS 2. 3. 4; Sec 4; Class V.P. 1. 2. 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Queen 3; Voc. 3, 4; Student Council 1 Cindy Pawling 13 Susan Pawling Edward Perkins Barry Pete Matthew Revelle “Matt Yearbook 4; Quiz Team 4; Ski Club 1. 2; Soccer I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; NHS 2. 3, 4; Play 4; Play Bus. Comm. 1,4; Prom Comm. 3 Scott Rickett “I mon “Women are all alike, and I like all women. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1,2, 3, 4 Stuart Rickett “Animal “In every cheek appears a cute dimple. Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4 14 Sylvia Raso “Smiley “Friends I will remember you, think of you, pray for you, and when another day is through. Til still be friends with you. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,4; Volleyball 1,2 Michael Rust “Mikey Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Soccer 1, 3, 4; Voc. 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Crew 4 “Peaches” Baseball 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Randy Stumpf “Stumper “I like work. It fascinates me. I could sit and watch it for hours. Baseball 2, 3. 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Voc. 3, 4 Kenneth Towne “Ray “Arise, go forth, and conquer. Baseball 2, 3; Voc. 3, 4 Raymond Wright “Rev. Terrible Townski Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; Prom Comm. 3; Play Bus. Comm. 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Student Gov't Rep. 3 Picture Not Available Michael Hines Della VanAlstyne “Della “Courage is the art of being the only one who knows you're scared to death. Volleyball 1; Softball 2 16 Prophecy Twenty long years after our graduation, we are staging our class reunion. It is no coincidence it was scheduled dur- ing the space odyssey as our class was an odyssey in itself. One hundred million miles above the former location of Lyme orbits the space station in which our gala will be held. It took Mike Jones ten years to design our station, but with the multimillion commission he bought the station and operates the Latest Playboy Hotel. Inside the station the party is about to begin. A great jolt startles the partiers but not to worry. Stuart Ricketl materializes in the crowd and explains that his retro-rockets failed and he hit the space station. Kevin Calhoun is tending bar and surprisingly enough is doing all the talking instead of listening. Lisa Hayes is at the bar sipping a Coke and she’s actually listening to Kevin. She’s been waiting for twenty minutes to say, “Excuse me. I have to leave.” Eddie Perkins just fell down the stairs. He was outside welding the crack Stuart put in the station. He forgot his shield and can't see too well. Scott Mussot arrives in his “Speed of Light space wrecker with the Buiek in tow. He got halfway between Earth and Mars when the old 455 finally spit up the pistons. A shrill “MR. MOORE arises from the crowd. It seems Kathy Male found a fly in her coffee and insists Mr. Moore put it there. Bill Fish is already asking people for a ride home. It seems someone let the air out of his deflector shields. A loud roar followed by the whine of a space patrol car announces the arrival of the Paw lings. The officer says they were doing three times the speed of light in a sound zone. Vicki Leavitt arrives in a bright red dress and purple shoes. They were pre-wedding gifts. She is planning a mass wed- ding next year. Mike Rust was just thrown in an air lock. He fell asleep on the couch and we won't stand for party-poopers here. We notice two whip-antennae springing around. We tracked them down and found Greg Failing under them. It seems he has invented a C.B. unit to fit inside a baseball cap. He says he is talking to one of his good-buddies on Venus. Suddenly, shouts are heard coming from the foyer and we see Tina Orvis arriving milliseconds before a great mob of violent people. Oh, it’s only the Valentines. No need to worry, it’s like this all the time. Lisa Hills arrives late. She had trouble finding a sitter for her ten little Indians. A cloud of smoke arises amidst the crowd and the fire department is called to extinguish a small fire. Matt Revelle explains he didn't put the Bottle Rocket in the newspaper. It flew in by accident. Aha, time for the entertainment — a little rock-n-roll. Dave Berkman and The Low Riders. Dave formed the group a few years back and was an instant success. He has enjoyed multimillion dollar success but still can't get along with Lisa Hayes. Penny O’Brien is busy with her pocket computer figuring out the total cost of our reunion. “Oh, no,” she moans. “We’re 371 over budget. What shall we do?” While she frets, we all think of how much she reminds us of Mr. Moore. A crash of glass startles the crowd and a soccer ball rolls through the ball room. Scott Rickett peeks through the shattered window and sighs, It wasn't my fault, honest. It hit the cross bar and came back out.” Randy Stumpf has invited us out to the hanger area to see his new 10-rocket drive Ford Custom Space Ranger. He says it’ll do three quarters light speed and he can smoke the engine in dense fog. Barry Pete and Ray W right arrive with goofy grins on their faces. After ten minutes of explaining we find out they can only stay for an hour as they are affecting repairs on their ship, the “TMB Express”. Then they must finish their smuggling trip to the far side of the Universe. Mike Hines arrives late as he did at Lyme before graduation. Better late than never. Julie Brass is wandering around with three guys. She couldn’t make up her mind so she brought all three. Bill Scarpcchi is sitting off to the side with his box of Twinkies. He is now a great philosopher and does his best thinking with a Twinkie in his mouth. Everyone is now standing in a circle around the dance floor. Mary Kimmis is smokin' the soles off her shoes. She is showing us the dance she does in her new movie, “Tuesday Night Cold. Della VanAlstyne is still trying to arrange us in alphabetical order, just like a librarian. Todd Fleming just dropped in . . . literally. He was on the space deck mourning for his '69 Chevy Truck. He just heard one was sold for S37 million as an antique. Sylvia Raso will be a few days late for our two week party. Someone told her it starts next year. She didn't know they were kidding until a week ago. Mike wondered where Kenny Towne was. He was seen earlier but is nowhere to be found. After several minutes, Matt shouts, “I found him. He's in the sound room listening to Iron Butterfly and the latest from Detroit Iron . Now that all are present and accounted for, we can get down to some serious fun. LET THE GAMES BEGIN! 18 Class Will I. David Brrkman, leave my Quiet and Studiou.s image to David Cosier. I. Julie Brass, leave my love with my family, my cool temper to my brothers Keith and Chris, and my basketball scorebook to anyone who thinks they ran handle the reffs. I. Kevin Calhoun, leave my ability to ride tricycles gallantly to Gary Wells. Good luck. I. Bill Fish, leave my art ability to anyone with a pencil handy, and my name “Fish” to my cousins, Paula and Jim to carry it on. I. Todd 1 leming. leave my 5 soccer uniform to Mike Towne in hopes that he'll carry on the tradition and my Anlonelli Driving School Diploma to Kevin Thompson. I, Lisa Mayes, leave to all of you, my ability to smile and love life, and to Mr. Moore, the unforgettable question, “Who ever heard of Fd. Science anyway?” I, Lisa Hills, leave my ability to play all 4 sports, show good sportsmanship, and keep up good grades all thru high school to anyone who believes they can succeed. I, Mary Kimmis, leave my ability to have friends like Tina and Lisa and still be voted “Most Quiet”. I, Vicki Leavitt, leave my ability to keep up w ith the 4th graders in gym class to Krista Yott in hopes that she can. 1, Kathy Male, leave my soccer uniforms Nos. 1 and 3 to my sister, Susan and my ability to he so good-natured in Mr. Moore’s homeroom to anyone who wants it. 1, Scott Mussot, leave my smarts to my sister, Michele. I, Penny O Brien, leave my ability to be appointed to committees to anyone who wants to be run ragged and as slim as I am. I. Tina Orvis, leave my “Most Studious” image to my sister Lori, the Orvis that really deserves it, and to the teachers of L.C.S. 1 leave a warning: You thought 1 was crazy, well, get ready for Kathy. I, Sylvia Raso, leave to my sister, Cheryl, my ability to be tough in sports and to JoAnne White my gym socks. 1. Matt Revelle, leave ... IF I pass English 12. I, Scott Rickett, leave to Tim Mount my ability to have as much fun participating in sports as 1 had. I, Stuart Rickett, leave my Volkswagen to Tom Morrow. He likes to walk a lot. I, Mike Rust, leave my ability to use the same excuse for skipping Voc. to Kevin Thompson. I, Bill Scarpcchi, leave my foul shooting ability to Herman, the Worm, Gosier. I, Randy Stumpf, leave my shyness to Bob Raso. I, Della VanAlstyne, leave to Barb Darrow the ability to get away wiht anything, especially with Mr. Forness. I, Al Wilson, leave my ability to get muffler burns to Dave Gosier. I, Ray Wright, leave happily ever after. I, Mike Jones, leave my height to Tim Mount so he will look like a basketball player. We, last years Junior girls leave the unforgettable body that was left to us last year, to next years Seniors. 19 Class History In 1977 wo wore Freshmen. Our advisors wore Mr. Derefinko and Mr. Moore. Our Class Officers were Pres. Tina Or vis, V'. Pres. Kathy Male, See. Julie Brass, and Treas. Vieki Leavitt. During the year we sold calendars, flower bulbs, posters, and baked goods to raise money for our Senior Trip. 1978 was our Sophomore Year. Mr. Moore was our advisor and the officers were Pres. Tina Orvis, V. Pres. Kathy Male. Treas. Kenny Towne, and Sec. Freddie Dollinger. To raise money this year we sold posters, magazines, flower bulbs, and baked goods. Our Junior year was in 1979. Our advisor was once again Mr. Moore and our offers were: Pres. Tina Orvis, V. Pres. Kathy Male, Treas. Penny O’Brien, and Sec. Lisa Hayes. To raise money we ran the coke machine, sold light bulbs, candy bars, posters, baked goods and refreshments at sports activities. Our prom theme was “Stairway to Heaven” and the hand was Snowbird. Kathy Male and David Berktnan were our King and Queen. Lisa Hayes and Todd Fleming were our Prince and Princess. As Seniors our advisors are Mr. Moore and Miss Spink. Our Class Officers are Pres. Tina Orvis, V. Pres. Kathy Male, Sec. Jul ie Brass, and Treas. Penny O'Brien. We’ve had sub sales, raffles, sweatshirt sales and an Olympics to raise money for our trip to Washington and Florida. Our caps and gowns are green and yellow as are our Class Colors. The class flowers are yellow roses and green carnations. Our class saying is “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies w ithin us.” In our high school years we have had the pleasure of having the following people in our class: Carrie Aubertine, Kerry Benney, Freddie Dollinger, Robin Hilts, Bill Trainham, Donna Morgan, Kim Carlisle, Sherrie McDougall, Cin- dy Whittal, Venita Young, Marie Aldrich, Tom Antonelli, Lisa Benny, Naomi Larkin, Greg Allum, Tom Hare, and Lisa Sharon. 20 Ginger Becker, Pre . Advisors: Mr. Zielinski and Mr. Smelski Class Officers: Amy Dawson, V. Pres. Krista Yott, Sec. Michele Mussot, Treas. 21 We advise electrical minded Chico Alvarado to open a kissing booth and call it “Chico’s Charges.” We advise Ginger Becker to open a roller derby and call her team “Becker’s Bombers We advise Sue Brown to take over Grandma Brown's Baked Beans and change the name to Sue Brown’s Sun Baked Beans. We adv We adv se Barb Harrow to stay out to snow banks. se Tammy Harrow to design an exquisite new line of clothing Harrow’s Barrels' We advise Amy Dawson to enroll in a demolition derby and call her car “Dawson’s Demolition Disaster. se Steve Fields to open a factory for canning Fruit. How does “Fruities Fruit Factory” sound, se Amelia Fitzpatrick to write a soap opera called Emma’s Dilemma.” se Bill Forness to try a little “Mildness” instead of his “Wildness”. se Paul Fournier to raise genetic freaks on his farm and call it “Fournier's Freaky Farm”, se Jim Hayes to have mercy on his truck, se Michelle Mussot to speak up. se Tim O'Kay to live up to his last name. se Lori Orvis to open a cookie factory and call it “Orvis’s Orvios”. se Tammy Pettey to buy a body for her manican. se Mike Rickard to tie his sneakers tighter to keep them from running away during basketball games, se Barry Shea to use his expertise as a carpenter and sell “Shelves Shaped by Shea”, se Kevin Thompson to become an explorer and search the depths of the North Pole for Santa Claus, se Bill Trainham to join a circus and train bams. se John Valentine to nationalize his fan club. He might get more replies, se Blythe Whattam to audition for the Big Bird substitute on Sesame Street, se Scott Wilson to start his own basketball team and call it “Wilson’s W allbangers”. se Krista Yott to open a harbor and store “Yott’s Yachts”. se Tom Morrow to take an M out of his name and become something to look forward to. (TOMORROW) We advise JoAnne White to stick to one sport at a time and stop trying to head volleyballs. We advise Lorna Dollinger to buy elevator shoes so we can see her. We advise Denise Pische to take the Dale Carnegie course in speaking so we know she's around. We advise Amy Belcher to open her own make up boutique and call it “Belcher’s Beauty Bash . We adv We adv We adv We adv We adv We adv We adv We adv We adv We adv We adv We adv We adv We adv We adv We adv We adv We adv Advice to the Juniors 1st Row: Tammy Pettey. Lorna Dollinger Michelle Mussot. Tammy Da r row. Bill Trainham. Jim Hayes. Bob Trainham. 2nd Row: Blythe Whattam. Sue Brown. Denise Piche, Lori Orris. Barb Darrow, Bill Forness. 3rd Row: Ginger Backer. Amy Dawson. Krista Yott. Chico Alvarado. Amy Belcher, Amelia Fitzpatrick. Steve Fields. 4th Row: John Valen- tine, Kevin Thompson. Mike Rickard. Scott Wilson. Paul Fournier. Barry Shea. Tim O’Kay. Class Officers: Pres. Dave Gosier, Sec. Marsha Pawling, Treas. Lynda Radley gShmeies 1st Row: Rodney Shea, Rob- bie Goodfriend, Rick Shea, Rusty Goodfriend, K. Simp- son, K. Allyn, L. Walker, 2nd Row: T. Bolio, K. Mount, A. Rust, S. Bevens, M. Pawling. L. Radley, S. Male, J. Grant, 3rd Row: T. Strausser, T. Carney, D. O'Kay, J. Brown, C. Raso, K. O'Brien. B. O'Niell, 4th Row: B. Forness, D. Gosier, M. Revelle, R. Lear. M. Com- ins, R. Wright, K. Brass. 23 9th Grade lNt Row: K. Smittey, R. Morrow, J. Radley, C. Thompson, G. Becker, 2nd Row: T. Birchenough, P. Norton. T. Pecor, D. Carlisle, J. Weiler, D. Belcher, V. Krammer, 3rd Row: K. Grant, C. Bassette, K. Goutremont, G. Donaldson, J. Smith, J. Alvarado. 4th Row: J. Cuppernell, P. Fiti- patrick. B. Brown, M. Towne. M. Rust, J. Valentine. Smfim t 8th Grade 1st Row: W. Middlestate, A. Hibbard, T. Thompson, N. Gifford, D. Mahon, P. Neuman, 2nd Row: S. Munk. K. Sanford, P. Neuman, S. Shea, T. Mount, E. Valentine, 3rd Row: C. Gifford, L. Grant, H. Hewitt, J. Cody, C. Radley, T. Wilson. J. Wright 4th Row: H. Dunn, C. Forness, J. Weiler, J. Putnam, L. Martin, A. Wilson, Bonnie Morrow, M. Bassette. 7th Grade Officers 8th Grade Officers R. Forness, D. Berkman, J. Revelle, T. Fineraon B. Morrow, T. Mount, J. Weiler, J. Putnam 7th Grade l� t Row: L. Walker, M. Wilson, B. Rusty, R. Walker, D. Piche, M. Jones, Row 2: F. Cosier, B. Lear, M. Kimmis, C. Bourn, K. Donaldson, D. Berkman, T. Finerson, 3rd Row: P. Fish, C. Mahon, V. Aubertine, M. Valentine, R. Comins, J. Revelle, P. Wilson, 4th Row: G. Willett, J. Hayes, M. Kimball, C. Strausser, L. W alker, D. Mahon, R. Goodfriend, R. Forness, A. Quencer. 6th 1st Row: J. Lear, M. Alvarado, K. Kim- mi� , P. Hilla, D. Week� , L. Walker, 2nd Row: S. Edus, D. Reed. P. Thompson. S. Schryner, R. Dunn, S. Hubbard, 3rd Row: T. Drake. T. Cheal, B. Pecor, T. Birchenough, K. Orvis, T. Horton, D. Schweitzer, 4th Row: J. Johnson, T. Burminham. J. Hill, T. La Rom . R. Van- Neas, M. Neuman, F. Pettey, Absent: P. Putnam. 6th and 5th Grades 5th 1st Row: B. Gifford, B. Tarwater, M. Carney, S. Willett, A. Hubbard. R. Goodfriend, 2nd Row: M. Brown, A. Adams. T. Bourn. E. I awrence, J. W'ilson, R. Smith, A. Horning, 3rd Row: J. Clarke, T. Drake, S. Barton, B. Youngs, M. Jones, T. Fulmer, T. Min- ckler, 4th Row: B. Limen, L. Lear, M. Smith, T. Davis, M. Bolio, D. Martin, G. Comins. 4 and 5th, 4th and 3rd Grades 4 and 5th 1st Row: C. Forness, C. Braw, C. Neuman, A. Gifford, J. Fish, B. Tarwater, K. Talbot, 2nd Row: T. Cuppemell, S. Yerdon, M. White, C. O'Brien, W. Putnam, R. Norton, A. Quencer, K. Mount, C. Radley, A. Parks, L. Revelle. 4th Grade 1st Row: K. Klock, T. Dwyer, M. Coun- tryman, E. Cody, J. Davis, T. Wilson, M. McDougall, 2nd Row: M. Radley, C. Wiseman, R. Goodfriend, A. Quencer, B. Horton, J. White, S. Dollinger, 3rd Row: C. Fowler, C. Smith, M. Thomp- son, D. Brown, G. Thompson, S. West, D. Middlestate, M. Allyn, C. Williams, T. Smith. 3rd 1st Row: P. Hilts, B. Pettey, K. Favret, C. Phillips, S. Cornell, 2nd Row: K. Hills, K. Gifford, C. Ulmen, J. Lynch, J. Forness, T. Brown, C. W alker, 3rd Row: T. Stuhlmiller, G. Hibbard. M. Torrey, E. Madill, A. Hills, B. Engstrom, 4th Row: J. Kramer, H. Quencer, C. Yott, S. Radley, H. Walker, C. LaPoint, A. Middlestate, Absent: M. Williams 27 2nd, 1st and Kindergarten Grades 2nd Grade 1st Row: T. Alvarado, C. Minckler, K. Talbot, J. McDougall, D. Hogan. H. Nichols, C. Andrews, G. Becker, 2nd Row: N. Adams, M. Matzke, S. Comins, L. Horning, D. Hubbard, T. Simser, B. Simpson, 3rd Row: S. Walker, S. Youngs, Y. Pete, S. Petroske, J. Barton, C. Southwell, K. Sanford, T. Davis. 1st Grade 1st Row: T. Schweitzer, D. Alvarado, J. West, A. Walker, J. Lawrence, B. Kimmis, H. Green, 2nd Row: J. Wilson, T. Stuhlmiller, M. Chavoistie, M. Heasley, D. Davis, L. W'alker, 3rd Row: S. Green, J. Mahon, A. Gifford, M. Southwell, H. Matice, B. Bourquin. Kindergarten 1st Row: J. Hogan, D. Parker, 2nd Row: C. Goutremont, K. Davis, A. Bolio, T. Williams, J. Alberry, C. Higgins, C. Yott, 3rd Row: E. Mount, E. Barton, B. West, C. Bour- quin, N. ('.heal, R. Madill, 4th Row: S. Young, J. Phone, K. Nichols, P. Brown, T. Kitto, S. Cornell, S. Heard. 1st Row: K. Yoll, K. Donaldson, M. Valentine, 2nd Row: T. Orvia, Bill Forne� , J. Valentine, T. Strauaaer, L. Orvia, K. Towne, J. Valen- tine, C. Donaldson. Brigadoon No Business Like Show Business It 30 The Class of 1981 Sponsored •‘BKIGADOON!” The play was directed by Mikel Fiske, Assistant Director was Kathy Spink, Music Coordinator Mrs. Jones, Scenery Mrs. O’Sullivan and a number of students. Mor. Bilkey Moore handled the programs as well as the business ar- rangements to make our play financially secure. Many thanks to Mr. Jones. Mr. I.undi will explain everything. 31 National Honor Society Ut Row: L. Hayes, K. Male, Mrs. Uhlig, M. Kimims, T. Orvis, 2nd Row: L. Orvis, L. Walker, B. Forne � , K. Mount, L. Hilis, 3rd Row: B. Whattam, G. Becker, T. O'Kay, S. Wilson, T. Strausser, M. Revelle, T. Fleming, A. Dawson, A. Fitzpatrick, 4th Row: K. Towne, M. Revelle. 32 Inductees: L. Walker, T. Strausser, K. Mount, M. Revelle, B. Forness Ms. Tina Orvis instructs candidates as to the obligation of becoming a member of the National Honor Society. Candidates give their solemn pledge. Mr. Bros Guest Speaker 1st Row: L. Hayes, K. Male, Mr. Brox, Mrs. Uhlig, Mr. Forness, M. Kimmis, T. Orvis. 33 l«t Row: T. Darrow, J. Alvarado. D. Middleware, J. Weiler, T. Pettey, 2nd Row: C. Raso, L. Doll- inger. T. Pecor. Determination and dedication were quite apparent this year as the Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders supported both our basketball teams. We thank Miss Schneckenburger for her time and effort as our advisor. A special thanks should also go to Mrs. Jones for being our substitute advisor when we needed her. 1st: P. Putnam. K. Donaldson. J. Weiler, C. Forne� , J. Weiler, R. VanNess, 2nd: E. Lawrence. S. Barton. M. Alvarado, T. Minkler, R. Smith, T. Bir- chenough, D. Schweitzer, P. Hilts, B. Pecor, D. Weekes, 3rd Row: C. Havens, D. Carlisle, K. Allyn, C. Raso. 1st Row: C. Gifford, I). Mahon, R. Comins, V. Aubertine, T. Finerson, L. Grant, J. Brass, D. Berkman. 2nd Row: J. Alvarado, M. Jones, T. Wilson, P. Fish, C. Mahon, N. Gifford, B. Forness, P. O'Brien, 3rd Row: D. Piche, M. Kimball, A. Quencer, B. Forness, H. Hewitt, P. Wilson, M. Comins. M. Valentine, J. Revelle. 36 Sports 80-81 Lyme Indians Varsity Basketball — Final Stats Lyme 90 Henderson 48 Lyme 73 Sandy Creek 38 Lyme 89 LaFargeville 65 Lyme 93 Sackets 47 Lyme 56 Indian River 80 • Lyme 54 Harrisville 63 a Lyme 52 Alex Bay 30 Lyme 76 Belleville 62 Lyme 92 Henderson 49 Lyme 77 Sandy Creek 54 Lyme 49 LaFargeville 46 Lyme 94 Sackets 48 Lyme 66 Copenhagen 39 Lyme 83 Alex Bay 35 Lyme 98 Copenhagen 62 Lyme 60 Belleville 58 Lyme 26 Sandy Creek 9 a Lyme 59 Belleville 57 aa OT Lyme 55 LaFargeville 51 aaa Lyme 72 O.D. Young 58 aaa Christmas Tournament •• League Playoffs • Sectionals Frontier League Champions 14-0 Record 1st Row: K. Towne, S. Rickett, R. Stumpf, T. O'Kay, S. Rickett, 2nd Row: Coach Zielinski, T. Morrow, P. Fournier, M. Jones, S. Wilson, M. Rust, B. Fish, B. Scarpcchi, Managers B. Rust and T. Mount. Comments From Coach Z The Varsity Baskerball 80-81 campaign was very successful. After a shakey start, losing two games to Indian River and Harrisvile in the Christmas Tournament, the Indians came on strong and went undefeated in league play and in doing so captured the league and playoff titles. (16-0) The Indians have also reached the sectional finals and have a chance to con- tinue their success. The Highlight of the season was a double overtime victory over Belleville for the playoff title. The excitement, sportsmanship coopera- tion, determination and hardwork shown in that game was typical of this year’s team and it is hoped that this same spirit will continue in the years to follow. The team was led by Junior Standout Scott Wilson and Seniors Bill Scarpcchi, Mike Jones, Randy Stumpf, Scott Rickett and reserves Tom Morrow, Tim O’Kay and Paul Fournier. Up up and away Team Spirit Prevails Victorious at J.C.C. 36 Swish 88 39 Belleville Bites The Dust 1st Row: D. Piche, R. Good friend, P. Nruman, L. Walker. B. Runt, M. Kimball. 2nd Row: Coach Towne, C. Strauiwer, B. Raso, G. Willett, F. Goaier, E. Valentine. T. Mount. M. Wilson. C. Bourn. Junior High Basketball Bounce, bounce, bounce Look ma, no hands!! Ready Set Shoot INDIANS U JV BASKETBALL Coach Weaver The Junior Varsity Hoopsters had a fine season. They posted a 10-2 League record and an 11-3 overall record. The team reached its goal when they clenched the League Title with a win at Copenhagen. Until the last two games of the season, the young Indians were coasting along undefeated in League play. This year’s team was very unselfish with each member of the squad complimenting the others very well. With a tenacious defense and four out of the star- ting five averaging in double figures on offense, the op- position meet with more than it could cope with. Tip off by Dave Mike maneuvers aroung the defense. Lyme Posts 10-2 Championship Record Row: Jeff Grant, Keith Goutremont. Tom Strauaser, Chris Basset te, Dan O'Kay, Mike Towne. Ran- jfy Morrow, 2nd Row: Mike Coming, Pat Fitzpatrick, Bob Fornesg, Dave Gosier, Mark Revelle, Tom Carney, Mike Rickard, Bill Valentine, Joe Valentine, Coach Weaver. Final Stats Lyme 84 Henderson 56 Lyme 66 Sandy Creek 55 Lyme 82 I aFargeville 42 Lyme 92 Sackets 72 Lyme 80 General Brown 44 Lyme 59 Belleville 60 Lyme 83 Belleville 64 Lyme 81 Henderson 62 Lyme 72 Sandy Creek 70 Lyme 62 LaFargeville 46 Lyme 78 Sackets 65 Lyme 71 Copenhagen 49 Lyme 57 Copenhagen 77 Lyme 57 Belleville 75 •Christmas Tournament Girls Varsity Basketball 81 1st Row: M. Pawling, J. White, 2nd Row: S. Raao. K. You. V. Leavitt. L. Hills, K. Male. A. Dawson. Jump shot by Lisa for two Krista controls the tip off 44 Girls Junior High Basketball 1st Row: P. Wilson, K. Donaldson, M. Valentine, V. Aubertine, J. Weiler, 2nd Row: B. Morrow, T. Finerson, J. Putnam, M. Bassette, C. Forness, 3rd Row: T. Thompson, R. Comins, D. Berkman, J. Revelle, M. Jones, P. Nueman, A. Alvarado, Coach Towne. Boys Varsity Soccer GRADUATING SENIORS WHO HAVE PLAYED THEIR LAST SOCCER GAME FOR LYME ARE: Scott Rickett Stuart Rickett Mike Jones SCORING Dave Berkman Wilson 4 Randy Stumpf Berkman 3 Matt Revelle Stumpf 3 Todd Fleming Walker 1 Ken Towne Scott Rickette 3 Bill Fish Stuart Rickette 1 Mike Rust Bassette 1 SCORES FOR THE SEASON: Lymf 0 Copenhagen 2 Lyme 3 LaFargeville 1 Lyme 0 Belleville 3 Lyme 3 Henderson 1 Lyme 0 Carthage 1 Lyme 1 T.I. 1 Lyme 1 South Jeff 2 Lyme 3 Indian River 2 Lyme 1 Lowville 2 Lyme 0 Copenhagen 4 Lyme 1 Belleville 0 Lyme 0 LaFargeville 0 Lyme 3 16 Henderson 0 19 46 Tram Member� M. Jones, Stuart Rickett, Scott Rickett, T. Fleming, K. Towne. R. Stumpf, M. Towne, C. Barnette, B. Fish, S. Wilson. M. Runt, D. Berk- man, T. O'Kay, D. Cosier. T. Morrow, J. Bassette, Matt Revelle, Mark Revelle, Bob Forneas, Bill Forness. M. Richard, L. Walker, S. Fields, Managers — L. Revelle, M. Jones. 47 Lyme i Lyme 2 Lyme 6 Lyme 1 Lyme 2 Lyme 1 Lyme 0 Lyme 1 Lyme 1 Lyme 2 Lyme 4 Lyme 0 Lyme 1 Lyme 3 SEASON RECORD Sacket Harbor l aFargeville General Brown Sandy Creek Beaver River Copenhagen South Jeff I.H.C. Thousand Islands Watertown Belleville Alex Bay Indian River Lowville The 1980 Girls' Varsity Soccer Team had an outstanding seaso.n with an overall record of 9-4- 3. As of this writing the girls are to play in the Section 3 finals Thursday, against Old Forge. Seniors Kathy Male (line), Sylvia Raso (halfback) Lisa Hills (halfback), and Vicki Leavitt (halfback) will be missed very much next year, along with newcomers Lisa Hayes and Mary Kimmis. Shelly Bevens, Jenny Revelle, and Jo White completed a strong forward line this year. Julie Wright and Lisa Hayes have been strong midfield backups this season, each with a goal in sectional play. The defensive end of the field was taken care of by Susan Male (right fullback), Krista Yott (center full), and Cherly Raso (left full). All of these girls will be returning next year. Marcia Pawling finished her 2nd year in the goal with 177 saves; only allowing 20 goals all season and recording 4 shutouts. Marcia also returns next year. Section 3 Finals For Lyme Girls Soccer PI.AYER STATS GOALS ASSISTS Bevenji 11 i Whie 6 i Mate. K. S 4 Raso. Sylvia 1 3 Leavitt 0 2 Hill� 2 1 Hayed 1 0 Wright 1 0 Revelle 1 1 Morrow 1 0 Sectional Play: Lyme 2 Lyme 2 Alex Bay 1 Poland 1 Player Stats 1st Row: Lynn Walker, Bob Raso, Randy Morrow, 2nd Row: Chris Bourn, David Piche, Rich Forness, Larry Walker, Paul Neuman, Make Carney, 3rd Row: Tim Mount, Bill Rust, Kyle Grant, Mark Wilson, George Willet, Paul Norton, Frank Gosier, Aaron Quencer, Coach Weaver. • t 50 Dribbling out of trouble Whiz Quiz Pfwl . . . Pfwt Wake up. Bill!! He's calling on you!! Participants were: Bill Forness. Amy Belcher, Matt Revelle, Ken Towne. CANTON CENTRAL SCHOOL VS LYME CENM SCHOOL An Academic Experience ?!!? J. Brash. M. kimmih. K. Male. P. O'Brien, C. Pawling. T. Orvis, M. Jones, K. Towne. M. Revelle, G. Becker, A. Belcher, B. Forne� , L. Orvis, K. Yott, B. Whattam. K. Allyn. C. Raso, B. Forne� , A. FitrPalrick, C. Alvarado. G. Becker, D. Belcher, D. Carlisle, C. Havens, P. Norton, T. Pecor, C. Thompson, J. Weiler, T. Darrow, J. Valentine, C. Forne� , J. Weiler, A. Wilson, V. Aubertine, D. Berkman. R. Comins. K. Donaldson, T. Finernon. M. Jones. A. Quencer, J. Revelle, M. Valentine, P. Fish, R. Forne� , J. Hayes, M. Kimball. D. Piche, C. Strasser, P. Wilson, C. Mahon, J. Cheal. R. Good fiend. D. Mahon. Fashion! 55 JUi Staff wanted for embezzlement? ADS STAFF Advisor Ms. Lawrence Financial Manager Penny O’Brien Staff Bill Forness Della Van Alstyne John Valentine Mary Kimmis Matt Revelle Tina Orvis To the advertizers and the patrons — “We can no other answer make, but thanks and thanks and ever thanks” — Shakespeare 56 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Behan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carney Mr. Steven Daub Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dougall Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunham Mr. and Mrs. John Failing Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Forness Mrs. Jeanette G. Jones Mr. Martin G. Jones, Sr. Mr. K Mrs. Elsie M. Lanning Ms. Carol Lawrence Mrs. Carol Lively Mr. and Mrs. Robert Male Mr. Bilkey Moore Mr. and Mrs. George O’Sullivan Mr. John R. Smelski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uhlig and Richie Mrs. Eleanor Van Ness and Rhonda Mr. and Mrs. George Van Alstyne BOCES Assistant Superintendent and Mrs. John R. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wilson Anchor Down Castro Florist Di Stefano Gardens Dinner Deal Gateway Electronics Jo-D Crafts and Gifts Palace Luncheonette Three Mile Bay Inn Utess Cover ’n’ Cushion HOWLAND-LACLAIR-McDONALD INC. 200 Mullin St. Watertown, N.Y. 13601 315-782-3090 “For All Your Insurance Needs Ralph LaClair President Richard C. Howland V. President Congratulations to Class of 1981 Compliments of APPLE HILL APARTMENTS Watertown, NY CHAUMONT LIONS CLUB Tom Engle, Owner BELCHERS BACKHOE SERVICE 58 Septic Tanks Topsoil Estimates 649-5211 WATERTOWN CONCRETE INC. Watertown, N.Y. 13601 Best Wishes to the Graduates of “1981” YOU WANT.. tyuif- WATERTOWN RESTAURANT SUPPLY COMPANY 470 Factory St. Watertown, New York HALFWAY CHALET Restaurant Cocktails Your Complete Kitchen Center for Your Home Open Year Round Rt. 12E Between Cape Vincent and Clayton Famous for Our Prime Rib Aurtus, Super Salad Bar, Homemade Soups, Breads Desserts Phone 686-2295 or 654-2123 Reservations Accepted. Congratulations to the Class of 1981” 59 Wu.lt It) iL (jrtttltittles instil WATER-TOWN MOTORS Your K-Car Hdqtrs. in Jefferson County ( tintjt intttilt SAMMY’S FLORIST Coffeen St. Watertown N.Y. ( onyriil ttfulion In lltr C-luss of HI TJeotn Q C ompfimrnls of SEAWAY LANES Phone: 788-4050 Seaway Plaza Watertown, NY Paul Antorelli, Manager icutcauu-'de Specializing In Italian Food — Pizza Complete Take Out Service 616 Leray St. — Watertown Phone: 788-6830 FORD MERCURY Joe and Priscilla Audo Pamela Too! CRYSTAL RESTAURANT Public Square, Watertown KITTLE MOTORS 635 Riverside Drive Clayton, 1000 Islands, N.Y. Phone:686-5512 J.ll Wishes In ih. C fuss of HI 60 CITIZENS BANK OF CAPE VINCENT Cape Vincent, New York 13618 315-654-2115 “A Good Bank in a Good Town” Banking Services to Suit Your Needs Member FDIC 61 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 Compliments of KRIFFS FURNITURE Arsenal St. Watertown, N.Y. 13601 315-782-1600 Mark L. Chase Sales PARKVIEW AUTO SALES INC. Rte. 11 Box 884 Watertown, N.Y. 13601 (ggS) (£sSO) Congratulations to the Class of 1981 AMES BROS. Body and Fender Shop 5737 Outer Washington St. SU 8-4250 Watertown, N.Y. DATSUN PRODUCT OF NISSAN Watertown Savinas Hank PEOPLE SER VING PEOPLE 111 Clinton Street • Watertown, N.Y. 13602 Phone: SU 8-7100 Branches: 1833 State Street 32 E. Church Street Watertown, N.Y. Adams, N.Y. 62 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Cakes for All Occasions MARION J. PICKETTE Chaumont, N.Y. 13622 Main Street NOSTHSSN JIAS5 ca L. J. CHELLIS OPTICIANS, INC. Opthalmic Dispensers The Arcade Entrance Watertown Phone 782-3581 102 Washington St. Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 P.O. Box 438 — Watertown, N.Y. 13601 — Phone 788-2640 LeRay Street Road Modern Store Fronts Plate Window Glass Safety Glass Glass Blocks Mirrors Glazing BELLOFF’S DEPARTMENT STORE INC. Full Line of the Leading Sporting Goods Special Prices to Schools, Coaches, and Teams Dave Belloff — Sporting Goods Mgr. Phone: 232-4941 21 Main St., Adams, N.Y. ROTHSCHILDS JEWELRY The Diamond Leader 152 Court St. Watertown N.Y. 13601 r f STITCHING - £■ post i I.- ••• -Ti-T ya R 8 NeectPeeaajjt Ske£ NORTHLAND PLAZA WATERTOWN. NY 13601 782-3227 63 Congratulations to the Class of “1981” RICHARD V. HUNT ATTORNEY AT LAW 161 Clinton Street Watertown, New York 13601 315-788-8690 ROBBINS CLEANING SERVICE 237 Franklin St. Watertown, N.Y. 13601 782-1740 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 HEADLINES BEAUTY SHOP LIMERICK MARKET 639-6000 Main St. Chaumont 649-5797 Unisex Hairstyling LIMERICK PIZZA SUB SHOP 639-6666 Rt. 180 12E Limerick, New York 64 PATTERSON FARMS Jane K. Patterson Patrick T. and Daniel R. Patterson Patterson Road Watertown, N.Y. o«oc. V Compliments to the Class of 1981 from For the Finest in Dining Weddings, Banquets, Parties Call 315-782-1440 GOLDEN LION RESTAURANT 1116 Arsenal St. Watertown WILEY BROS. RED WHITE Cape Vincent, N.Y. Meat — Groceries — Beer — Ice PHone: 654-2661 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 1047 ARSENAL STREET WATERTOWN, N.Y. 13601 TEL: 788-2530 CRAFT SUPPLIES - GREENHOUSE SILK AND DRIED FLOWERS WEDDING ARRANGEMENTS Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 From the CRESCENT MARINE Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 From: (315) 782-9849 SEAWAY MOTOR EXPRESS, mmm} TROPICAL FISH I) f§- mmm AQUARIUM SUPPLIES INC. 6412 Coffeen Street Road Watertown, New York 231 State Street Watertown. N Y 13601 Stuart H Price Owner SARGENT WEBSTER CRENSHAW FOLLEY Architects Engineers Planners 1402 Washington St., Watertown, New York 13601 SMITTY’S ANTIQUES 429 Arsenal Street Watertown, New York 13601 782-7593 649-5407 Buying and Selling Open Mon.-Wed.-Fri.-Sat. 9:00-3:00 FRANK MOBIL SERVICE 24 Hour Towing and Wrecker Service Minor and Major Repairs Tune-Ups — Tires — Batteries Farm Tire Service Main St., Chaumont Best Wishes to The Class of 1981 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 The Happy Hunting Grounds A-fij, BRUNSWICK WATERTOWN BOWL Outer Washington St. SMITH FEED STORE Your House — Pet — Garden Center 119 Sand St. Watertown Ph: 788-5880 The Most Complete Line of Saddles and Horse Supplies in the North County KITCHEN OPEN EVERY DAY 11 AM TO 1 AM A GOURMET SANDWICH MENU - COCKTAIL LOUNGE SPECIALIZING IN PIZZA • ITALIAN FOOD tii COFFEES ST ■ NEXT TO THE FAIRGROUNDS Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 67 a aumont firemen 5 rjCadied dfuxiliciry Conyratufations to the Cfa. of mi DIANE’S BEAUTY SALON Professional Insurance Service On a Personal Basis 649-2998 Men and Women’s Styles NORTHLAND Pt. Salubrious AGENCY Chaumont LTD. Monday-Saturday Watertown Oflice: 1116 Arsenal St. 782-1300 782-1300 Closed (Wed.) 68 BURKHARD’S Water Beds and Bedroom Furniture at the PLUMBING MASTER HEATING INC. BEDROOM 327 Factory Street Watertown, New York 13601 Phone 788-4540 35-39 Public Square Watertown, N.Y. Pyramid Mall Compliments of the WATERTOWN FURNITURE DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION Fulton, N.Y. 13609 • Furniture Barn • Joe Powers • Gordons Morrisons • Household Merit Congratulations to the Class of 1981 CHAUMONT LIQUOR STORE NELSONS DRY CLEANING Phone: 782-5840 ART’S JUG For the Best in Pizza Also Specializing in Sizzling Porterhouse Steaks and Italian American Foods 802 Huntington St. Watertown, N.Y. Phone: 782-9764 782-9775 1171 Coffeen St. Watertown, N.Y. 13601 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 MOUNTS GENERAL STORE Three Mile Bay, N.Y. 13693 Quality Freezer Beef, Pork KEN BOURCY’S SERVICE STATION Sunoco Gas and Oil Tires and Accessories Three Mile Bay, N.Y. 13693 Claude S. Mount Proprietor 649-2434 Clint Cobb Meat Cutter 782-2437 PECORI’S LIMERICK HOTEL Corner Rt. 12 E Rt. 180 Limerick, New York 13657 Domenica Henry Pecori Phone: 639-6804 STOREY HOUSE PRINTING 788-4680 Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 BOURQUIN FARM MACHINERY Silage Loading Unloading Equipment Fox Choppers, Manure Handling Equipment All Types of Farm Machinery Route 12E Chaumont N.Y. 13622 Phone 649-2405 70 I.C. BECKER FUNERAL HOME Phone 649-2912 ROBERT L. TIMERMAN GENERAL INSURANCE 17 Main St. Chaumont, N.Y. 13622 MASON’S BRIDALS We Wish Much Happiness AND TUXEDO to the Rental Sale Class of 1981 306 Facotry St. O’BRIEN’S DOCKAGE Phone 788-1551 AND Tuxedo’s for the Prom Starting at STORAGE $19.00 Mill Street All Style Dresses for the Prom Chaumont Come in and Browse! Phone 649-5220 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 TOWNSHIP TELEPHONE COMPANY Main St. Chaumont Phone: 649-2411 CHAUMONT BAIT SHOP CHAUMONT BAIT SHOP H 9M’ MARINER Full Menu Legal Beverages 221 STATE STREET WATERTOWN, N.Y.moi the JjBustom PHONE: 13151788-6080 MUNGERS MARKET Gas — Groceries — Beer Baked Goods Restaurant, Subs and Pizza Chaumont, N.Y. 649-2927 GEORGE BROTHERS HARDWARE INC. Main Street Chaumont, N.Y. Tele: 649-2959 Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 From: BAYSIDE DRIVE-IN GROCERY 73 DICK’S MIDSTATE Congratulations To tbe Class of 1981 Dick and Jean Wiseman Full Line of Fresh Meat Groceries, Beverages Home of the Famous Yacht Club Steak 74 “YES” HAIR SALON Walk-Ins Welcome Seaway Plaza Monday-Friday 9-9 Saturday 9-7 Phone: 788-4066 Proprietor: Cliff Olney BACHY’S MARINE INC. Sec. Nymph Boats Evinrade Motors Expert Repairs Motor Boat Storage Three Mile Bay, N.Y. 13693 Phone: 649-2811 Quick Efficient Service Let Us Help You Increase Your Boating Pleasure Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 JOHN’S TRUCKING John Gosier Rte. 12E Chaumont Phone: 649-2793 Topsoil and Gravel PROFESSIONAL — BIKE — SERVICE Ray Dot Kimball Pt. Salubrious Soma Cross Country Skis Kabuki, Soma, Ross Bicycles Chaumont, N.Y. 649-2929 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 From WEST SIDE PRINTERY Carthage, N.Y. 13619 LIFEESS F0R W CENTER Physical Fitness Whirlpool Programs for Sauna Men and Women 4000 Sq. Ft. Body Building Equip. Phone 788-3151 Individual Instruction 75 J. CAMPISICO Industrial Supplies Safety Equipment Wholesale and Retail 315-788-1571 514 Factory St. Watertown, N.Y. 13601 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 What’s a deadline? perlinq's FURNITURE STORES 1 OGDENSBURG� MASSENA« POTSDAM WATERTOWN dld dfdtaff in sdcti on DL Tdinancia t Stuff won (J (ike to ex- press our gratitude to niiss jl awerence. She has spent countfeSS hours working with uS, driving us around and advising US. We woufd a (so (ike to tkanh her for the cookies, and the fudge. DEROWIN’S ED COLE T.V. PLUMBING Sales — Service R.C.A. Zenith HEATING INC. TV MAINTENANCE 1509 State Street Phone: 782-3344 c11 Over 30 Years Experience 139 Mill St. Watertown, N.Y. 13601 For All Your Financial Needs, Contact The KEY BANKOF NORTHERN NEW YORK, NA Convenient Locations Throughout Jefferson, Lewis, Oswego, and St. Lawrence Counties 80