Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1982 volume:

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 1982 i Editor Co-editor Advisor Krista Yott Amy Dawson Mr. Fiske 2 ► X Mr� . Patricia Donaldson Board of Education President Mr. Bruce Forness Superintendent Board Members D. Revelle, A. Knight, J. Failing, B. Forness, P. Donaldson, C. Lively, J. Phillips, M.Horeth Mrs. Thompson, Science Mr. Moore, Science and Math Mr. Eddy. Guidance Mr. Fiske, English Mr. Derefinko, Math Mrs. O'Sullivan, Art Mrs. Uhlig, Home EC. Miss Miller, Social Studies Mr. Smelski, Business Mr. Kratzat. Band Mrs. Kratzat, Language Mrs. Towne, Gym and Health Mr. Towne, Gym Mr . Walker, Reading Mr. Dougall, 5th Mr . Valentine, 4th Mrs. Edsall, 3rd Mrs. Kovalik, Study Hall Mrs. Jones, Chorus and Music Mrs. W'oodward, 4th-5th Mrs. Carney, Kindergarten 6 Mrs. Swenson, 2nd Miss. Locy, Reading Miss. Schnekenburger, 1st Mrs. Perkins, Speech Mrs. Allen, Psychiatrist Miss White, Reading Mr. Wilson, Vice Principal, 6th Mrs. George, Gifted and Talented Coordinator 7 SfcNI © } Clawi Officer� : I ori Or vi� . Sec. Tim O'Kay, Pre� . Ginger Becker, Sec. Bill Forne� � , V. Pre� . 9 1. “Chico” The world knows little of its greatest men. Vocational Honor Roll 2, 3 Soccer 1, 4 2. “Gin” Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to. Chorus 1, 2, 3 Cheerleading 1, 2 Yearbook 3 Volleyball 1 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society Vice President 4 Class President 3 Class Treasurer 4 2. Ginger Diane Becker 3. “Aim” It makes all the difference, whether we see darkness through the light or brightness through the shadows. Chorus 1, 2, 3 Soccer Timer 3 Quiz team 3, 4 Student Council 3 Student Council Secrtary 3 4. “Sue” This is the end and the beginning. 5. “Barb” Happy are those who dream dreams and make them come true. Vocational; SNA 3 3. Amy Lynn Belcher 1. Ignacio Louis Alvarado 4. Susan Marie Brown 5. Barbara Lynn Darrow 10 1. Tammy Jean Darrow 4. Steven Craig Fields 5. Amelia Lee FitzPatrick 2. Amy JoAnne Dawson 1. “Tami” We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust our sails. Cheerleading 3 Play 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 4 Softball 2, 3, 4 Vocational 3 Boces Treasurer 3 Deca Club at Boces 3 2. “Big Red” I can resist everything except temptation. Volleyball 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball 1, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Council 3 Class President 1, 2 Class Vice President 3 Student Government Representative 3 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 3. “Lorna” If you find a path with no obstacles it probably doesn’t lead to anywhere. Cheerleading 3 Vocational SNA 4 4. “Fruity” Oh Lord, it is hard to be humble when I'm perfect in every way. Soccer 2, 3, 4 5. “Emma” Worship thy power, conquer thy hour, sleep not but strive, so shall thou live. Chorus 3 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 11 1. “Wild Bill” The road goes ever on and on, unl: it joins some larger way, where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say. National Honor Society 3, 4 Student Council President 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Yearbook Financial Manager 4 Class Vice President 4 Whiz Quiz 3 Play 3 Chorus 2, 3 Band 2, 3 Basketball 2 Soccer 2, 3 2. “Paul If at first you don’t succeed, you are running about average. Vocational 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 3. “Jim Sometimes I sits and thinks and sometimes I just sits. Vocational 2, 3, 4 4. “Tom” There are some silent people, who are more interesting then the best talkers. Play Committee 3 Soccer 1, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 Student Council 4 5. “Michele” A friend is someone who knows all about you and still loves you. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3 2. Paul Robert Fournier 3. James Larry Hayes 1. William Leo Forness 4. Thomas Ernest Morrow 5. Michele Mary Mussot 12 1. Timothy Owen O’kay 4. Denise Ilene Piche 2. Lorraine Marie Orvis 3. Tammy Lynn Pettey 1. “Tim A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society President 4 Student Government Representative 3 Bausch and Lomb Science Award 4 North Country Scholar 4 Boys’ State 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Class President 4 D A R Citizenship Award 4 2. “Lori” Smile it helps you get your own way. National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 1, 2 Vocational Credit Roll 3, 4 Vocational LPN 3, 4 National Honor Society Secretary 4 3. “Tam Tam” Live each day as if it were the first day of the rest of your life. Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 Vocational 3, 4 4. “Weezie” Live life one day at a time. Soccer 3, 4 Vocational 3, 4 5. “Mike” When ever I feel like studying, I lie down until the feeling goes away. Soccer 1, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 4 Play 3 5. Michael Norman Rickard 13 1. “Barry” Play 3 Vocational 2, 3 2. “Slim” School is like a cup of coffee at the end of the day your filled to the brim with grim. Vocational 2, 3 3. “Blythe” Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow but live today. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Vocational LPN 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Vocational Credit Roll 3, 4 Outstanding Scholastic Achievement in LPN 4. “Scott” If there’s anything I can’t stand it’s someone w ho talks while I’m interrupting. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 2, 3,4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Christmas all Tourney 1, 2, 3, 4 All Star Award 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 5. “Kris” The smallest feelings are worth more than the most beautiful thoughts. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3,4 Volleyball 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 3 Student Council 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Yearbook Editor 4 2. Kevin Alan Thompson 3. Rachel Blythe Whattam 1. Barry Dean Shea 4. Scott Kevin Wilson 14 5. Krista Lynn Yott 1. Jonathan Bassette 2. John Paul Valentine 1. “Jon” Only the good die young. Basketball 1,2,4 Baseball 1,2,4 Soccer 1, 2, 4 2. ““Frog Toes” I would admit my faults, if I had any. Class President 1, 2 Student Council Treasurer 3 Basketball 1, 2 Yearbook Staff 3 Chorus 3 Play 3 SENIORS D. Piche, T. Pettey, B. Darrow, M. Mussot, K. Thompson. A. Dawson, K. You, S. Wilson. T. Darrow, B. Whattam. J. Basque, L. Dollinger, T. O'kay, S. Fields, A. Belcher, J. Hayes, C. Alvarado, M. Rickard, B. Forness, P. Fournier, B. Shea, G. Becker, L. Or- vis, S. Brown, J. Adams. T. Morrow 15 Ibfficers were; Amy Dawson I — Treasurer. During the In 1978 we entered our Freshman leat fur advisor — Pres., Ginger Becker — Vice Pres, Kr tal U --xcnMary and h year we sold baked goods and held In 1979 we entered our Sophomore TOBtOur afch i'ur was Mr. Zielin Pres.. John Valentine Vice Pres. T)ella Van Alstyne betr 't.ir) ing the year we sold Magazines, candy liars, and held record hop. As Juniors, in 1 980 our advisors were Mr. Zielinski and Mr ‘vm-lski Pres., Amy Dawson Vice Pres., Krista Y'ott Secretary and Micml our activities included selling relieshments at basketball games. candy ba As Seniors, our advisors are Mr. and Mrs. Uhlig. Our claasiufftcers are ur class officers were; Amy Dawson Michele Mussot — Treasurer. Dur- officers were; Ginger Becker «A — Treasurer. During the year ces, and car washes. Kay — Pres., Bill Forness — Vice $ub sales and candy sales to raise Pres.. Lori Orvis — Secret|fl money for our trip to Wa� hmgtoi Our caps and gowns ar« green white rose. Our class saying 1 9 “Do not follow where tin path In our high school years Be h mont, Connie Holder, Greg Mint rk blue. Our class flower is the ave a trail IX in our class; George Goutre- d Marty Weaver. CLASS PROPHECY It is the year 2002 and the class of 1982 has come together for their 20th reunion. It is a very formal occasion with cocktails, mixed by Tom Morrow and consumed by Jon Bassette, served in the oval office of the nation’s new president Tim O'Kay. Scott Wilson, Tim’s vice, also doubles as part of the sanitation department. He has shot all of Tim’s over 2000 vetoes in the basket giving him a new record in his league. Michele Mussot took a leave of absence as Secretary of State to take care of her little Wilson babies, which were all born dribbling. John Valentine is sitting in a comer criticizing the music. He suggests for the next reunion he supply the music. Krista Yott rushes in the door trying to catch her breath and says, “It’s the Kiddie Korps they’re after me.” Bill Forness, as he was when he was a senior, is still in college. He tells everyone he has a Ph.D. in nearly every topic. Denise Piche, now president of the Dale Carnegie Corporation, is having a conversation with Amy Belcher. Amy learned how to listen as a psychologist. Denise is doing all the talking, isn’t that a switch. Tammy Pettey is talking about her new critically acclaimed book “The Happy Hairdresser.” Former student nurses Blythe Whattam, Lori Orvis, and Lorna Dollinger are running around trying to take everyones’ pulses. Mike Rickard and Tammy Darrow are talking. It seems as though Tammy is telling Mike about this distant planet she visits where redheads are worshipped. Steve Fields and Jim Hayes still live in Chaumont and are quibbling over who will pay for the gas. Barb Darrow and Dave Gosier were a little late, they had trouble finding a babysitter for their 14 kids. Chico Alvarado has become a tycoon. He has made a real killing selling underwear called Chico’s cheek covers. Amelia FitzPatrick is now starring in a soap opera called “Emma’s Dilemas.” The show is very successful and everyone is hounding her for her autograph. Kevin Thompson could not attend because his elves went on strike and he has to make toys for his journey on Christmas Eve. Sue Brown has now found out she was legal heir to Gramma Brown’s Baker Beans. She of course is sup- plying the vegetable entree for the dinner. Paul Fournier is sitting in a comer mourning over the loss of one of his model airplanes. He says this will slow dow n his plans to become a millionaire in his model airplane crop dusting service. Barry Shea could also not attend. He was busy making a new Washington monument. He really put his vocational schooling to work. Ginger Becker is still treasurer only now with the country and is running after Tim trying to tell him the party is 38c over budget. He ignores her and tells everyone to move into the formal dining room for the elaborate dinner planned. 17 Pres. D. Gosier Treas. L. Radley The Class of 1982 generously gives the following flDVIGE THE ■ JUNIORS Row 1: R. Shea, R. Shea, C. Allen, S. Male, T. Carney, J. Bawette, L. Walker, D. Adams. Row 2: J. Brown, D. Cosier, R. Coodfriend, B. O’Neill, M. Herrick, C. Raso, M. Cummins. J. Grant. Row 3: K. Brass, D. O’Kay, B. Valentine, M. Revelle, B. Forness, Y. Fete, M. Pawling, T. Strasser, K. O’Brien, R. Wright. We advise: 1. We advise Tom Carney to stick with basketball in- stead of girls “you’ll score more points.” 2. We advise Mike Herrick to live up to his age. 3. We advise Bill Valentine to take the place of “Charlie Brown” on the peanuts show. 4. We advise Bob Forness to take over as principal, but with no rules! 5. We advise Kandi Allyn to keep chewing bubble gum in place of talking. 6. We advise Shelley Bevens to stick with sports, and “Break a leg.” 7. We advise Cheryl Raso to put the batteries back in the smoke alarm. 8. We advise Kathy O'Brien to make herself known. 9. We advise Keith Brass to have his own plantation and call it “Brasses Grass.” 10. We advise Mike Comins to stay off the roads at all times. 11. We advise Amy Rust to marry Bill Scarpec- chi and raise twinkies. 12. We advise Louise Walker to speak up, we can't hear you. 13. We advise Susan Male to keep laughing, to cheer us ail up. 14. We advise Yvette Pete to keep flirting, but with dignity. 15. We advise Marcia Pawling to keep diving for those soccer balls. 16. W'e advise Jeff Grant not to start laughing, unless he has a box of kleenex with him. 17. We advise Dave Cosier to take up body building and take the place of the Incredible Hulk. 18. We advise Rusty Good- friend to open an auto body shop and call it “Rusty’s Rust.” 19. We advise Mark Revelle to wear a smaller siie sneaker so he won't be so clumsy. 20. We advise Dan O’Kay to be as intelligent as his brother Tim and make the best of it. 21. We advise Tom Strasser to shoot at the ri ht basket. 22. We advise Raymond Lear to stop growing. 23. We advise Jeff Brown to become the school nurse and give out some good treatments. 24. We advise Kelley Mount to become a psychiatrist and give good advice. 25. We advise Reggie Wright to become a bus driver like his father, but go all the wrong ways. 26. We advise Lynda Radley to go back in- to Smelski's classes, we know you will love it. 19 Speed, accuracy and little bit of frustration. 1 4 R� « : J. Valentine, K Neal. K. Morro� . K. Grant, C. Hawrite. P. Norton, H Good friend 2nd Row: M Towne. P FitzPalrick. B Brown. K. Goulremont, J. ('uppernell, J. tleiler, J. White. C. Havena. 3rd Row: G. Bonaldaon. J. Alvarado, V. Kramer, M. Ruat. J. Smith. C. Thompson. G. Becker. I). Belcher. 20 Pres. L. Grant. V. Pro� . J. Putnam. Sec. K. Sanford, Troa� . J. Wright “SEND THOSE FRESHMEN OUT FOR GYM” Ul How: L. Grani. P. Neuman, T. Mount. B. Morrow, C. Gifford. It. Hewitt, J. Weiler, J. U right. T. Wilaon, T. Thompson, K. Guga. %. Middleatate. 2nd Row: T. Birrhenough. f. Bancroft, II. Ihinn, C. Radley, M. Galea, C. Forneae, I.. Martin. A. Hibbard, S. Munk. K. Saford. 3rd Row: J. Putnam. J. Cody, M Rawtli . S. Shea. V Gifford. A. Alaarado. P. Neuman, E. Arenaoo, D. Mahon, 21 I Row: P. Putnam. D. Schweiuer. B. Guga. R. Van- w. T. Morton, D. Rrrd. S. Schryver. J. Johnson id Row: P Hilt . D «reks. K Orv i . K K.mmi . P lompson, S. Uui, M. Neuman, L. Walker. S. Hub- rd. 3rd Row: N. Arenaon. M Alvarado. J. Lear. R. inn. T. Drake. F. Peltey, S. I-a Roar. T. Cheal. CLASS CP “dr’ Slid esi CLASS •F “dfi” Row: P. Wilson. R. Arenaon. V. Aubertine. J. ye . L. Walker. M kimmit. R. Good friend. B. ar. L. Walker, L. Reff. C. Mahon, D. Mahon. 2nd w: D. Bekman. K. Donaldson. M Valentine, J. v elle, M. Jones. T. Finneraon, F. Gower. M. Ison, R. Comma. P. Fiah. 3rd Row: C. Strauaaer, A. lencer. D. Piehe. B Rust. G Willet. R W alker. M mhall. R. Guga. R. Forne . J. Cheal. 6TH CBAIE 1st Row: M. Carney, T. Fulmer, W. Putman, G. Comins. S. Willette, B. Tarwater. J. Fish, R. Good- friend, T. Cuppernell. 2nd Row: R. Norton, C. O'Brien, A. Gifford. M. Jones. B. L’lmen, A. Parks, R. Smith, T. Minckler, J. Wilson. 3rd Row: A. Adams. J. Clarke, I.. Revelle, L. I.ear, M. Brown, M. Bolio, T. Davis, D. Martin, S. Day, S. Barton, M. Smith. 1st Row: D. Arenson, J. Davis, R. Goodfriend, F. O'Brien, K. Talbot, A. Gifford, C. Fowler, B. Tar- water, C. Wiseman, C. William� . C. Radley. 2nd Row: K. Klock, E. Cody, L. Reff, D. Middlestate. M. Thompson, M. Allyn, R. McDougall. D. Brown. C. Smith, J. White, C. Forness. 5TII «AIE 24 5III «AIE 1st Row: S. I aRose, S. Dollinger, K. Mount, T. Dwyer, M. McDougall, A. Quencer, A. Quencer. 2nd Row: C. Brass, T. Wilson, M. Countryman. M. Radley, T. Smith, B. Horton, M. White. 3rd Row : G. Thompson, S. West, J. Williams, C. Newman, S. Yerdon, J. Guga. 4TH «ABE 1st Row: 11. Quencer, C. Walker, C. LaPointe, K. Gifford, M. Williams, K. Favry, W. Barbo . 2nc Row: T. Stuhlmiller. A. Middleslate, A. Helmer, B. Engstrom, W . Pettey, P. Hilts, C. Phillips. 3« Row: M. Torrey, H. W'alker. J. Kramer, T. Brown, C. Yott, E. Madill, C. Ulmen, S. Radley. 25 dftft «ABE 1st Row: H. Nichols, D. Hogan, J. McDougall, Y. Pete, C. Andrews, S. Walker, N. Adams, T. Reff, T. Alvarado. 2nd Row: G. Becker, S. Comins, K. Sanford, L. Horn- ing, K. Talbot, M. Matzke, K. Kline. 3rd Row: K. Pearce, T. Simser, T. Davis, J. Belcher, C. Southwell, S. Cornell, J. Barton, D. Hubbard, G. Hibbard, S. Petroske. 2HI «ABE 1st Row: J. Wilson, T. Schweitzer, J. West, B. Kimmis, D. Davis. 2nd Row: M. Heasley, T. Stuhlmiller, L. Walker, H. Malice, M. Chavoustie. 3rd Row: A. Gifford, B. Bourquin, S. Petroske. M. Point, M. Southwell. 26 All in step 1ST «AIE 1st Row: J. Hogan, C. Bourquin. B. McDougall. K. Cuppernell. S. Cornell, M. Belcher, D. Alvarado, T. Kitto. 2nd Row: B. West, E. Mount, T. Williams. K. Nichols, N. Cheal, K. Davis, E. Barton. 3rd Row: A. Bolio, D. Parker, A. talker, C. Yott, S. Young, J. Alberry, T. Barton. R. Madill, J. Rhone, C. Higgins, P. Brown, S. Heard. Hey, wait for me! EiHBEB- CARIEM 1st Row: Mrs. Carney, C. Kitto, S. West, M. Lashway, N. Mason. C. Dunn, T. Booth, J. Atkinson. 2nd Row: B. Carr, D. Wilson. T. Heasley, J. Berkman, J. Could, H. Rogers, D. Cuppernell, G. Torrey, L. Davis, J. Coun- tryman. 3rd Row : M. Neuman. C. Cuppernell, A. Neuman, S. Petroske, M. Stewart, B. Ber- trand, S. Sanford, D. Kline, B. Middlestate. Goblins, Ghosts and Ghouls ... oh my! THOSE SPECIAL TIMES OF THE YEAR He's making a list and checking it twice. HAIL LYME CENTRAL SCHCCL 29 Honor Society Exchange Concert STUDENT COUNCIL 1st Row: Vice Pres. J. Alvarado, Sec. E. Arenson, Treas. T. Mount. 2nd Row: K. Kimmis, P. Hilts, P. Wilson, L. Reff, H. Hewitt, S. Munk, K. Mount. 3rd Row: G. Donaldson, B. Valentine, T. Strausser, T. Morrow, S. Wilson. Ab- sent: Pres. C. Alvarado, Advisor Miss Miller. I I Mr. “New Wave Fiske Advisor Mr. Fiske Editor Krista Yott 30 Ontarion Staff 82 The Starting Line L'p Included: Honeypot, Sweetheart. Spunky, Mildred One of the most exciting activities held at Lyme Central was the Donkey Basketball game. The Booster Club sponsored the fund raiser project to help finance the sports program at Lyme. The faculty, students and members of the Booster Club contributed to the hilarity with their introduction to a new wave of basketball. All Fall Down 32 1st Row: Mr. Forneaa, Mr. Nortz, T. O'Kay, K. Mount, Mra. Uhlig. 2nd Row: M. Revelle, J. Cuppernell, J. Weiler, D. Belcher, S. Wilaon, B. Forneaa. 3rd Row: T. Strauaaer, J. Smith, G. Becker, L. Walker. 4lh Row: B. Whattam, L. Orvia, G. Becker, A. FitzPatrick. J.V. Squad - i M. Pawling, M. Ruat. T. Wilton, K. Sanford, S. Munk, M. Ba M tt H. Dunn, L. Grant 35 CONCERT BAND Performers l t Row: D. Week . Putnam. T. Finnenon. D. Rrrknun, V. Aubrrtinr 2nd Row: C. Raao, P. Wibon. J. Rfvrllf, M. Jon� � , K. Alim, R. Com in 3rd Row: E. Arrmon. N. Cifford. D. Piehe. E. Qurnctr. S. Edu� . S. Scbryver, D. Reed. 4th Row: C. Haven, C. Fomeaa, T. LaRoae. B. Fornea . M Kimball. R. Fornm, M. Wibon. Marching Band Front Chorus Members l� t Row: Mr . Jone . T. Fmnrrwn. D. Berk man, K. Donaldaon, V. Aubrrtinr. D. Arenaon, D. Week . J. Weiler. 2nd Row: T. Harrow. K- Yoll. P. Wibon, J. Revelle, M. Jonrm. R. Arenaon. M. Alvar . M Alvarado, C. Alvarado. 3rd Row: B. Fornea , N. Cifford, A. Alvarado. C. Raao. C. Haven . M. Cate . J. Johnaon, P. Putnam. 4lh Row: C. Fornea , K. Orvia, D. Pirhe, E. Quencer, H. Hewitt, C. Cifford. P Neuman. Band Front l t Row: M. Ruat. J. Weiler, P. Hilt . D. Arenaon, L. Reff, D. Scbweitarr. 2nd Row: P. Neuman. J. Alvarado. K. Donaldaon. B. Mor- row, A. Hibbard. J. White. K. Cuga. 3rd Row: A. Alvarado, C. Haven . C. Raao. M. Cate , M. Alvarado. J. Johnaon. 4th Row: D. Mahon. P Fiah.C. Mahon. R. Arenaon STATS Lyme 2 LaFargeville 0 Lyme 0 Copenhagen 2 Lyme 1 Belleville 2 Lyme 4 Henderson 0 Lyme 0 T.I. 3 Lyme 2 South Jeff 1 Lyme 0 Lowville 4 Lyme 2 Indian River 0 Lyme 2 Carthage 4 Lyme 3 LaFargeville 1 Lyme 0 Copenhagen 4 Lyme 0 Belleville 1 Lyme 3 Henderson 1 Players 1st Row: S Fields, P. Neuman, T. Mount . D. Adams. C. Bassette. M Towne, R. Morrow. 2nd Row: Coach Towne, T. O'Kay. C. Alvarado. P. Norton. T. Morrow, J. Bassette. D. Cosier, B. Forness, M. Revelle. M. Rickard. VJ The Girl� a roily Soccer Team finished their season with a respectable 7-6 2 league record and a 7-7-2 overall record. Seniors Krista Volt (centcrfullbark) and Denise Pichc will be the only players not reluming next year. We wish these girls well and thank them for their dedirntion. Highlights of the season were one goal victories over Im- maculate Heart Central (3 2) and Sandy Creek (2 1). With most of the girls returning next year, we look for an improved record and some more upset victories. Lyme 3 f || A Lyme 0 South Jefferson 2 Lyme T Copenhagen 2 I A P Lvme 1 I Cfcrthage 2 Lyme 2 SjUidy Creek 1 Lvme 4 VFeneranJrov p 1 Lyme 2 I.aFargevi c 3 Lyme 4 Sackets Harbor 1 Lyme 3 Low v ill 0 Lyme 1 Copenhagen 5 •Sectional Game A coach's ronstant worry 40 GIRLS Team Members D. Piche, K. Donaldson. V. Auliertine, B. Morrow, M. Pawl- ing, S. Male, C. Forness, S. Munk. D. Berkman. M. Jones, J. Wright, J. Putnam. P. Wilson, J. Revelle, L. Walker. K. Yott, C. Mahon. I). Mahon. R. VanNess, A. Alvarado. K. Sanford. M. Rust, L. Grant, M. Basse ttc. Managers P. Putnam, P. Nucman. Score Keeper II. Hewitt. VARSITY ---1 I___SOCCER 81 atch the elbows Half lime instruction Block that shot Team Member� R. Dunn. S. Schrvner. J. Hayes, L. Walker. M. Kimball. D. Piche, T. La Rose, R. Forness, B. Rusi, R. Walker, F. Cottier, M. Wilson. C. Strausser, A. Quencer. Coach Kratzat. Managers M. Carney, S. W illett. KRATZAT’S KRUSADERS GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 81 1981 Girls Volleyball Season The Girls Volleyball Team was the youngest ever at LCS. Three eighth graders, Mary Valentine, Jenny Revelle, and Varsi Aubertine rounded out the varsity along with returning juniors Marcia Pawling, Shelley Bevens and sophomore Mary Rust. Although the varsity squad was only able to accumulate a 3-11 record, the squad was very competitive in all of their matches and showed a great deal of improvement as the season progressed. The J.V. squad was led by co- captains Kim Donaldson and Jo Alvarado. Other members of the J.V. were Melaine Jones, Angie Alvarado, Lisa Walker and Paula Neuman. Shelley Bevens was selected by area coaches as a Frontier League All-Star and Marcia Pawling received honorable mention honors. il Row: M. Runt, S. Bevens, M. Valentine, V. Aubertine. 2nd Row: Mm. Towne, L. Walker, M. Pawling. . Revelle. � t Row: A. Alvarado. J. Alvarado, K. Donaldson. 2nd Row: P. Neuman, M. Jones, D. Berkman. 43 Tip Off Mary Ellen puls it up for two. FINAL STATS •Lyme 47 Thousand Islands 22 •Lyme 34 General Brown 37 Lyme SI I,aFargeville 33 Lyme 41 Alex Bay 35 Lyme 29 Sandy Creek 72 Lyme 52 Thousand Islands 21 Lyme 59 Sackets Harbor 35 Lyme 20 Copenhagen 49 Lyme 43 Belleville 50 Lyme 35 I aFargeville 29 Lyme 32 Alex Bay 33 Lyme 58 Thousand Islands 30 •Tournament at General Brown 44 DEFENSE PEP RALLY 81-82 Do ya think I'm we y? Up. up and away We pot the pep. punch and power Go, fight, win Mount up Lyme’s Wilson Goes After 2,000 Point Plateau by John Day Times Sports Writer History will almost certainly be made in the tiny confines of the Lyme Central School gym tonight. And when all is said and done, Scott Wilson will join one of the most exclusive athletic clubs in New York State. The sensational Indian senior, already among the most prolific scorers in Frontier League history, is on the verge of becoming only the 1 1th player in state annals to go over the 2,000 point mark for his career. He's 27 points shy of the standard before taking on the LaFargeville Red Knights in a B Division clash. And with a normal evening's work (he's averaging 38.3 ppg in league play this year). Wilson may vault to as high as eighth place on the all time scoring list. Bill Young of Angelica is currently in 10th spot all- time with 2,006 points gained from 1961 64. Next in line is Dwayne Johnson of New York City's Mater Christi, who scored 2.014 points from 1977 81. Wilson, who has four league games left, at least two playoff contests and probably one or two sec- tional games, is also within striking distance of the all- time league mark held by Belleville's Jim Stock well. The Black Knight star net- ted 2,018 points in a fabulous career that extend- ed from 1965-69, good enough for fifth spot on the state list. Tony Crandall's total of 2,326, garnered at Baldwin High School in New York City from 1970- 73, looks out of sight but Wilson may still have a shot at Nate Cannon's second place figure of 2,262. He is a former Rome School for the Deaf star. Projected over the rest of the year, Wilson should end up with approximately the same total. Rounding out the top 10 all-time scorers are Tony Traver (Greenwich, 1976- 80, 2,189), Al Edwards (Greenport, 1968-72, 2,117), Albert King (Fort Hamilton-NYC, 1973-77, 2,071), Anthony Hargraves (Our Saviour Lutheran-NYC, 1977-81, 2,038) and Jim Manos (Po- ly Prep-NYC, 1974-77, 2,036). Wilson's Lyme team has also been on a tear of late, winning six straight games to take over sole possession of second place at 8-2. One of their losses was at LaFargeville, 74-59, a game in which W ilson net- ted 29 points. OVERTIME Foul line Frenzy. INDIANS ON THE WRR PRTH and up for two! Textbook Technique. Ball control around the defense. Tension at the Foul Line. Congratulations Scott!! Game Ball JV’S IN ACTION The Junior Varsity team had three thrilling home games, defeating Sandy Creek, Sackets Harhor by one point and previously unbeaten LaFargeville by seven points. The most exhilarating game played was against Sackets Harbor which was won with only seconds left to play and a driving lay up was made by Mike Towne. The team ended its season with a twelve and two record and a second place finish. STATS Lyme 73 Belleville 43 Lyme 63 Henderson 51 Lyme 49 Sandy Creek 64 Lyme 43 LaFargeville 50 Lyme 55 Sackets Harbor 54 Lyme 76 Copenhagen 14 Lyme 61 Alex Bay 25 Lyme 70 Belleville 52 Lyme 79 Henderson 38 Lyme 58 Sandy Creek 43 Lyme 55 I Fargeville 49 Lyme 62 Sackets Harbor 52 Lyme 64 Copenhagen 34 Lyme 63 Alex Bay 27 lftt Row: M. U ilson, J. Giltz. B. Rust, T. Mount, P. Neuman, R. Morrow. 2nd Row: Coach Gosier, P. Fitz- Patrick, B. Forness, J. Valentine, F. Cosier, E. Valentine. M. Towne. tains: Mike Towne, Pat FitzPatrick JR. HIGH Kimball, C. Strauseer, R. Dunn, R. Walker, F. Pettey. 53 1st Row: Manager� : L. Revelle, J. Clarke. 2nd Row: M. Towne, I). Berkman. R. Stumpf. S. Rickett, K. Towne. 3rd Row: Coach Towne, M. Hines, M. Jones, T. Morrow, S. Rickett, B. Forms, M. Revelle, Assistant Coach J. Cosier. TAKE ME GUT T0TAE BALL SAME SPRING 81 SOFTBALL Lyme 12 Softball Stata Ales Bay S Lyme 16 Belleville 9 Lyme 2 Copenhagen 26 Lyme 37 Henderson 1 Lyme 28 I-a Fargo.lie IS Lyme 18 Sackel Harbor 3 Lyme 9 Sandy Creek 12 Lyme 8 Thousand Inland� 6 Lyme 4 Nfw York Mill. 17 •Playoff. lyme girls post 5-2 season Marsha anticipates a Base Hit by Vicki Hit another Homer Cheryl! The Wind up — The pitch team members Shelly Beven , Vicki Levitt, Lisa Hayes, Kristi Schmitte, Sherri Munk, Lisa Hill, Maria Bassette, Angie Alvarado, Julie Wright, Amy Dawson, Terra Thompson, Cheryl Raso, JoAnn Alvarado, Tammy Darrow, Bonnie Morrow, Julie Putnam, Kelly Sanford WE’RE breaks record 2,338 points in sectional bid PROUD LIGHTER SIDE Gel that rebound. 58 Believe it or not it' juat me!! Jon's grand entrance. ABYEITiSiHC MARINER Main Street Owner: Larry Comins Chaumont 649-5405 CHAUMONT BAIT SHOP DICK'S MIDSTATE Congratulations to the Class of 1982 K- Dick and Jean Wiseman Full Line of Fresh Meat Groceries, Beverages, Bakery, Home of the Famous Yacht Club Steak M-M-M! j BAKERY- 1 FRESH ! Congratulations to the Class ofl 982 ROBERT L. CHAUMONT TIMERMAN LIQUOR STORE General Insurance 17 Main St. Chaumont, N.Y. 13622 GEORGE BROTHERS HARDWARE INC. DIANE'S BEAUTY SALON Main St. Chaumont, N.Y. Tele.: 649-2959 Men and Women's Styles Monday-Saturday Closed Wed. Pt. Salubrious Chaumont Phone: 649-2998 63 Best Wishes to the Class of '82 From: BAYSIDE DRIVE-IN GROCERY Best Wishes to the Class of 82 BOURQUIN FARM MACHINERY Silage Loading and Unloading Equipment Fox Choppers, Manure Handling Equipment Congratulations From PHILIP J. MERCHANT DiMensio Lumber William F. Cuppernell (Owner) Chaumont, N.Y. 13622 Phone: 649-2404 Route 12E Chaumont, N.Y. 13622 649-2405 64 Farm Machinery Kasten, Ideal, Silo-matic, Fox-Brady, Massey Ferguson Congratulations to the Class of 1982 CLOTH ENCOUNTERS FABRIC SHOP CHAUMONT FIREMEN'S LADIES AUXILIARY (Congratulationi to tL Cfaii of m2 FRANK'S MOBIL SERVICE Farm Tire Service 649-2919 Main St., Chaumont 24 Hour Towing and Wrecker Service Major and Minor Repairs Tune-Ups — Tires — Batteries W, J , i. iL Clmu of 1982 65 'V P For All Your Financial Needs, Contact the KEY BANK OF NORTHERN NEW YORK, NA Member FDIC iSO-TT 2bank Convenient Locations Throughout Jefferson, Lewis, Oswego, and St. Lawrence Counties Smile Conyralu ationi to tit (dtaiS of 1982 TOWNSHIP TELEPHONE COMPANY MAIN ST. CHAUMONT PHONE 649-2411 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 OlI rien 5 Oebale and Mill Street 649-5220 MUNGER'S MARKET Gas — Groceries — Beer Baked Goods Restaurant, Subs and Pizza Chaumont 649-2997 Chaumont HEADLINES BEAUTY SHOP Good Luck to the Class of '82 From MARION J. PICKETTE Main Street Chaumont 649-5797 Unisex Hairstyling CaLti for -Alt Oitauoni nLi. St. C haumont, TJ. IJ. 13622 67 WATERTOWN BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. Watertown, N.Y. 13601 217 High Street 788-1500 Congratulations to the Class of '82 WATERTOWN RESTAURANT SUPPLY COMPANY 470 Factory Street Watertown, New York Distributor for Paper, Janitor, Bar and Restaurant Equipment and Supplies Nick Mesires Phone 788-4710 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Congratulations to the Class of '82 Compliments From: Watertown, N.Y. CITIZENS BANK OF CAPE VINCENT Banking Services to Suit Your Needs Cape Vincent, New York 13618 315-654-2115 ROTHSCHILD'S JEWELRY SEELEY'S CERAMIC SERVICE, INC. 9 River Street Oneonta, New York 13820 Phone: 607-432-3812 152 Court Street Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 The Diamond Leader Watertown, N.Y. 13601 HOWLAND — LACLAIR ASSOCIATES INC. 200 Mullin Street Ralph LaClair Watertown, N.Y. 13601 President 315-782-3090 Richard C. Howland For All Your Insurance Needs Vice-President WATERTOWN SAVINGS BANK local People S. rt'iny People 111 Clinton Street • Watertown, N.Y. 13601 Phone: 788-7100 Branches: 1833 State Street 32 E. Church Street Watertown, N.Y. Adams, N.Y. 70 MASON'S BRIDALS AND TUXEDO Rental and Sale 306 Factory St. Phone 788-1551 All Style Dresses for the Prom Come in and Browse! Mr. Sub Northland Plaza — Watertown 782-0280 Congratulations to the STOREY HOUSE PRINTING 788-4680 Class of '82 Compliments of GARLAND CITY PARTS Tj.B. Wise Plac CORPORATION 1 Watertown. N Y WATERTOWN CONCRETE, INC. Watertown, N.Y. 13601 Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1982 71 KITTLE MOTORS INC. 635 Riverside Dr. Tele.: 686-5512 Clayton, 1000 Islands, N.Y. 13624 L. J. CHELLIS OPTICIANS, INC. Ophthalmic Dispensers The Arcade Entrance Watertown, New York 13601 Phone:782-3581 102 Washington St. Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 NELSONS DRY CLEANING Phone: 782-5840 1171 Coffeen St. Watertown, N.Y. 13601 Best Wishes to the Class of '82 S. J. CAMPISI CO. Industrial Supplies Safety Equipment Wholesale and Retail (315) 788-1571 514 Factory St. Watertown, N.Y. 13601 Best Wishes to the Class of'82 72 LIMERICK MARKET BEST WISHES to the Class of 639-6000 Rt. 180 and 12 E Limerick, New York TORREY'S CERAMICS Mill St., Chaumont, N.Y. Evening Classes 7-10 Mon.-Tues., Wed. 1982 From the CRESCENT MARINE «. Greenware — Firing — Ceramic Supplies Reward Paints — Berua Stains IJomr DicLl to Congratulations to the Class of '82 From the CHAUMONT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Best of Wishes to the Class of 1982 JOSEPH A. WEILER GENERAL CONTRACTOR Backhoe Loader and Dump Truck Service Septic Tanks, Shore Wells Gravel and Top Soil 73 Dim It Suufii to tie CjraJuates Dram If it Dh sites to tie Class of t9H2 WATER-TOWN MOTORS Your K-Car Hdqtrs. in Jefferson County KRIFF'S FURNITURE Arsenal St. Watertown, NY.Y 13601 315-782-1600 Mark L. Chase Sales PARKVIEW AUTO SALES INC. (315)782-9849 231 State Street Stuart H. Price Watertown, N.Y. 13601 Owner Rt. 11, Box 884 Watertown, N.Y. 13601 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Datsun Product of Nissan Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 From WEST SIDE PRINTERY SARGENT, WEBSTER CRENSHAW FOLLEY Carthage, N.Y. 13619 74 Architects, Engineers, Planners 1402 Washington St. Watertown, New York 13601 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK SENIORS from BELCHER'S BACKHOE SERVICE Septic Tanks Top Soil Estimates 649-5211 BELLOFF'S DEPARTMENT STORE INC. Arsenal Rd. at Exit 45 Phone 788-4402 Interstate 81 Watertown, N.Y. THE NEW ANN'S STAND Speno Family, Props. Opposite Ramada Inn Full Line of the Leading Sporting Goods Special Prices to Schools, Coaches and Teams Dave Belloff - Sporting Goods Mgr. Phone: 233-4941 21 Main St., Adams, N.Y. PATTERSON FARMS Jane K. Patterson Patrick T. and Daniel R. Patterson Patterson Road Watertown, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of '82 From: Waterbeds and Bedroom Furniture at the SEAWAY MOTOR EXPRESS INC. 6412 Coffeen Street Road Watertown, New York MASTER BEDROOM 35-39 Public Square Watertown, N.Y. Pyramid Mall Fulton, N.Y. 13609 perlinq's FURNITURE STORES OGDENSBURG«MASSENA.POTSOAM. WATERTOWN 76 KEN BOURCY'S SERVICE STATION Sunoco Gas and Oil Tires and Accessories Three Mile Bay, N.Y. 13693 BURKHARD'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 327 Factory Street Watertown, N.Y. 788-4540 MOUNTS GENERAL STORE Three Mile Bay, N.Y. 13693 Quality Freezer Beef, Pork PROFESSIONAL BIKE SERVICE Ray and Dot Kimball Point Salubrious Soma Cross Country Skiis Kabuki, Puch, Ross Bicycles Chaumont, N.Y. 649-2929 WILEY BROS. RED WHITE Cape Vincent, NY Meat — Groceries — Beer — Ice 654-2661 Congratulations Class of 82 Clint Cobb Meat Cutter 782-2437 Mi Staff ADS STAFF Advisor Ms. Lawrence Financial Manager Bill Forness Staff JoAnne Alvarado Julie Weiler Colleen Forness Chico Alvarado Kathy O'Brien 78 patrons Wr. and Wrs. 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