Lyme Central School - Ontarion Yearbook (Chaumont, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1987 volume:

TO THE CLASS OF 1987 r-J3yvne Genlral G fchool £P. (£). £Box 219 Cfycadevny dlflrecl a ii vnonl, Qflew QjorL 13622-0219 fd'elepkono (315) 649-2417 BOARD OF EDUCATION MARTIN HORETH LEO WILSON CHARLES YOTT MRS JUDY SCHRYVER FREDERICK OBRIEN Graduating from high school means many things to many people. To some it is a springboard to further education. To each of vou 1 wish every success. Never give up! There are many ways to further Jmur education and you must be persistent in the follow-through. To some it's a springboard to the world of work. To each of you I wish every success. Establish your goals in life and be patient in pursuing them. Don't let small failures interfere with the continued search for your goals. To some it's a springboard to the world of the armed services or to homemaking. To each of you I also wish every success. Whatever the future you choose, remember the people at L.C.S. If you ever need us, call or write. Farewell and Good Luck, Bruce T. Forness Superintendent BRUCE T. FORNESS SUPERINTENDENT MRS JANE FAILING CLERK BILKEY MOORE VICE PRINCIPAL MRS ANNE KNIGHT TREASURER i . h 4Y aimlOswego Industrial Monntan .... .......... „............. --.5,-810 joined the Won MoWntain it was Naples and Portville to assist ual shop, printing, mechanic al drawing and ceramics pture and a Master's Degree in Educational Administra- hip and superintendency at l-Mnniburg followed by the ■cent stop, another combiner orincipalship and s can iUMpack on a distinguished career in the field ot Ptiuca- n instrument® in developing a computer laboratory and providing puters, the tools of tdBIprrow. Under his direction, a building progra realized. Music and art cnwio came “upstairs” to sunny quarters along al, and special education programs. The liable, and atmosphere cannot be com- hances our P.E. program and pride when putere, supplies, shop and science equip- study and work. serve the gifted, speech, Inter and the facilities, volu ?w gym, with two teaching stati it, lights, ceilings, buses, locker fs all make Lyme Central a brighte soccer and basketball games, inferences, summer sessions, night Hegiance to the Flag, bu driver meetiii (granted. We may not have one it often ei h for his dedication to our school during th 2E®Sne Central hasAade great strij r that. Te teacr [Central! |E ncerts, board meetings, faculty meetings, ■is, student discipline, 6,300 recitations of the fd more are all a part of the job that most people but at this time we wish to THANK Mr. Bruce [ ei%ht years — for his time, for his efforts, and for toward academic excellence ahd we thank Mr. [stqjf, the custodians, the bus drivers, the cafeteria doI Community. ilaud ur (J irts on our belfalf and w mu a happy and joyous retiremer . Best Wishes! YoJ it L.C.S. ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Donaldson — President Mr. Aubertine — Vice President Mr. Horeth — Board Member I Mr. O’Brien — Board Member Mrs. Knight — Treasurer Mr. Moore — Vice Principal Mrs. J. Brown — Nurse Mrs. S. Brown — Secretary Mrs. Allen — Psychologist Mr. Eddy — Guidance Counselor Mr. Knapp — Resource Coordinator Mrs. Hayes — Secretary TEACHERS Mrs. Alvarez — Spanish Mr. Davis — Social Studies Mrs. Deline — Math. Study Skills Mr. Derefinko — Math. Computers Mr. Moore — Science. Vice Principal Mrs. Moore — English Mrs. O'Sullivan — Art Mr. Monaco — Industrial Arts. Driver Education Miss Seymour — Learning Disabilities Mr. Smelski — Commercial Mrs. Thompson — Science TEACHERS Mr. Towne — Physical Education. Athletic Director Mr. Uhlig — Social Studies Mrs. Uhlig — Math. Home Economics Mrs. Weame-Navarra — Remedial Reading Mrs. Williams — Physical Education. Health Mrs Wood — Instrumental Music Ms. Geehrer — Speech Therapist STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF — Mrs. Pickette — Cook Manager, Mrs. O’Brien. Mrs. Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Cornell Absent — Mrs. Countryman 6 Mr. Hills CUSTODIANS — Mr. Beach. Mr. Klock. Mr. Taylor CUSTODIAN RETIRES In the past 25 years at LCS if you saw someone washing win- lows, mowing the lawn, repairing a drinking fountain, putting up a lew wall or taking one down, getting the mail, sweeping the floor, ixing a door lock, erecting a Christmas tree, sealing a gym floor or :hanging a light bulb, there is a good chance that the someone” was Ken Hills, a member of the custodial staff at Lyme since May of 1961. Ken has been head custodian since July of 1977 when Mr. Allen retired from that position. When asked what the greatest changes have been over the years, Ken says the new construction and renovation work just being completed represent the most significant change and that it was needed years ago. He is especially fond of the new boilers replacing the 1937 style which were much more difficult to maintain. Ken relates that he has enjoyed working with the Board and entire staff at Lyme over the years. Upon retirement, Ken hopes to pursue hobbies of carving and woodworking and he says he will be working for the Lord. He plans to take a trip to Africa for Missions work sometime in the future. The LCS Community will miss Ken and we all wish him a pleasure-filled retirement. BUS DRIVERS — Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Day. Mr. Klock. Mr. Utess. Mr. Knight — Head Automotive Mechanic, Mr. Cuppernell, Mr. Reed 7 8 A face only a mother could love ... DEDICATION The will to spend time in the pursuit of one's vocation is a bit elusive for some in the teaching profession. To dedicate oneself to serving the youth of our community is not only a noble cause but also one that has long-reaching reflections for the future. None can question the resourcefulness, dedication, imagination and patience of Mr. Bilkey Moore. Imaginative Guidance Tutor Instructor Mentor Friend Earnest Counselor Devoted Teacher Keen Confidant Faithful Advisor Zealous Chaperone Enthusiastic Enterprising 10 Administrator lt is a rare occassion when one has the opportunity to influence a person's life. To expand that influence to a full Senior Class is an experience for all concerned The Class of 1987 extends its sincere appreciation to Mr. Moore for his many acts of kindness, for his leadership in all of our activities, for his being there when he was needed, for his imagination to lead us to heights where no other class at Lyme has had the opportunity to go. ii SENIORS Monica Virginia Alvarado “Monica” 9-11-69 A woman’s guess is much more accurate than a man’s certainty.” Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Cheerleading 1; Soft- ball 3. 4; Soccer 1. 2. 3, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3,4; Vocational Fashion Design 3.4 Terry Paul Drake Terry” 3-8-68 “Put off until tomorrow what you can do today.” Baseball 1; Vocational Agriculture Mechanics 3. 4 Timothy C. Cheal “Tim” 9-5-69 “No news is good news. Vocational Carpentry and Masonry Robert Edward Dunn II “Bucky” 1-12-69 “Never watch someone, while eating, while driving.” Soccer 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4; Vocational Plumb- ing Heating 3. 4; VICA Vice President 3; VICA President 4 Shawn Michael Edus “Enos” 3-2-69 “Hey Dude. Band 1. 2. 3; Vocational Auto Mechanics 3. 4; Prom Committee 3 12 SENIORS limmy lack Hill “Jimbo” 6-10-68 When the day seems to go on forever ... go to sleep.” Student Council 3.4; Soccer 3.4; Baseball 4; Basketball 4; Vocational Carpentry Masonry 3.4; Prom Prince 3. Shawn Michael Hubbard “Hawk” 1-20-69 Life is what happens while you are making other plans. Baseball 1.2,3.4; Soccer 1,2.3.4; Basketball 2.4; Student Senate Day 3; Honor Society 3.4; Honor Society President 4; Student Council 4; Prom King 3. Tracy Ann Horton “Trace” 4-21-69 Time is our own enemy when in love, but in time love is our only friend. Prom Queen 3; Soccer 2,3: National Honor Society 3.4; Student Council 2; Class Vice President 1.3; Whiz Quiz 3. Marc Louis Inghem “Ace” 4-18-69 I'm good at what I do and what 1 do. 1 do good.” Jill Marie Johnson “Jilbert” 6-1-69 You can close your eyes to reality but not to memories. Chorus 3; Prom Committee 3; Project Charlie 2,3; Vocational Fashion Design 3.4; Yearbook Staff 4. 13 SENIORS Kristie Marie Kimmis “Kris” 6-7-69 “The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay; love isn’t love until you give it away.” Project Charlie 2; Vocational Fashion Design Textile Construction 3; Voca- tional Advanced Business Machines 4 John Thomas Lear III “Booger” 7-3-67 “What’s for lunch?’’ Vocational Welding 3,4 Todd Joseph LaRose “Bundy” 12-8-68 “Take or hurt the things that I love and watch out because you’ve never seen 250 lbs. of beef really mad!!” Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Yearbook 4; Student Council 2. 4; Trip Committee 4 Deanne Collette McCollom “Dee” 12-24-68 Softball 1 Kathrine Annette Orvis “Kath” 1-20-69 “Life is like an onion; you peel it off one layer at a time and sometimes you weep.” Student Council 3; Vocational Fashion Design Textile Construction 3, 4; Class Secretary 4 14 SENIORS Barbara Ann Pecor “Chew” 1-28-69 Cheerleading 3; Vocational Marketing 3; Vocational Advanced Business Machines 4. Margaret Mary Putnam “Peggy” 7-16-69 I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.” National Honor Society 2,3.4; Class Treasurer 1,2,3,4; Clarkson Science Day Representative 2; Honor Society Secretary 3,4; Whiz Quiz 2,3,4; Student County Government Day Representative 3. Frank Leo Pettey “Frankie” 11-18-69 Don't be a jerk.” Basketball 1.2,3; Soccer 1.2,3.4; Student Council President 4. Donald R. Reed, Jr. “Colonel” 4-3-69 Not only don't I know what tomorrow will bring — I'm not exactly sure what yesterday brought. Band 1.2,3; Cheerleading 4; Boys' State 3; Whiz Quiz 4; Class Vice President 3; Class President 4; Student Council; Honor Society 3.4; Gym Show 2. Steven Edward Schryver “Steve” 3-27-69 “Greater love hath no man than if he lay down his life for his friends. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Senior Trip Committee 4. 15 SENIORS Daidre Ann Schweitzer “Day” 7-12-69 One of the greatest pleasures in life is being able to do what others say you can not.” Soccer 1.2; Basketball 1.2; Cheerleading 3.4; Softball 3.4; Gymnastics 1.2.3.4; Prom Committee 3; Student Council Represen- tative 3; Student Council Secretary 4; Vocational Secretarial Practice 3.4 Rhonda Sue VanNess Graduation is like death; it creeps up on you faster than you think, and once it’s over, you can never return.” Basketball 1.2.3.4; Soccer 2; Softball 3.4; Class President 1.2.3; Class Vice President 4: Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Vocational LPN 3.4 Lawrence Royal Tefft, Jr. “Larry” 6-27-68 Money is everything, next to having fun!” Vocational Auto Mechanics 3.4 Lynn Edmund Walker “Lynard” 11-10-69 What a buzz; farout.” Gym Show 1.2.3; Vocational Small Gas Engines 3.4 16 Pennie Lynn Thompson “Supper” 3-15-69 It’s crazy to be so afraid to fall, to loose in love is better than to never love at all. (Benny Mardones) Cheerleadiing 1.2.3.4; Vocational Secretarial Practice 3.4 Dedra Deanne Weeks “Dee-Dee” 9-7-69 Losing hurts worse than winning feels good.” Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3.4; Softball 1.4; Baseball Scorekeeper 2.3; Vocational LPN 3.4; Prom Committee 3. ADVICE TO THE SENIORS Monica Alvarado — to open a male escort service; she has enough guys Tim Cheal — to go back to South Jeff and lose some weight (private joke) Terry Drake — to go hunting only during the weekend Robbie Dunn — to get a job so he can pay for the repair of his sister’s car Shawn Edus — to stop trying to be Spiccoli in “Fast Times at Ridgemont High” and be Enos in “Fast Times at Lyme High” Jim Hill — to leave his hand to Robyn so she’ll have something to hold while he’s gone Tracy Horton — to stay at Oswego and become the Dean Shawn Hubbard — to stay out of his dad’s cellar Marc Inghem — to stop disturbing people in study hall with his sound effects Jill Johnson — to design fashions in a poetic way Kristie Kimmis — to stop flirting with the guys at the gas station and stick with her main man Todd LaRose — to be more careful on the ice John Lear — to stop irritating Mr. Davis Deanne McCollom — to take over the “Max;” she goes there enough Kathy Orvis — to be careful with whom you make bets Barb Pecor — to paint her car bright pink, so everyone knows it’s not her passing stopped school buses Frank Pettey — to marry Tina and become a house husband Peggy Putnam — not to study so much and try to have a social life (We miss you.) Don Reed — to design album covers and really get to use his gruesome drawings Steve Schryver — to take over the American Top 40, but not to keep Bryan Adams 1 all the time Daidre Schweitzer — to quit calling the guys “boys” Larry Tefft — to open a driving school for stunt drivers and call it “Crazy Larry’s” Pennie Thompson — to sit on her hands (We happen to know she can’t talk without her hands.) Rhonda VanNess — to shave Frank (We’re talking about his shoulders.) Lynn Walker — to come to school once in awhile Dedra Weeks — to go to Maine and bring back some live lobsters for Travis Fulmer to use in “Rock Lobster” It is the year 2007 and the Class of 1987 has come together for its 20th reunion. The reunion is being held at the stone quarry which is now the site of a very ritzy bar and night club founded by that party animal himself Todd “Bundy” LaRose. Monica Alvarado arrives handing out autographed basketballs. She has become the first white female to make the Globetrotters. Terry Drake is sitting at the bar. He is the silent partner in the wine cooler company “Bartles and Drakes.” Rob Bucky” Dunn roars into the parking lot on his one and only moped. He is the fastest moped racer in America. He walks in yelling, Where’s the party?” Shawn Edus pulls in hooked on the back of John Lear’s tow truck. He was trying to race Bucky, but as you can tell, his car didn’t quite make it. Jim Hill can’t come because that brown junker of his finally decided to die and he is still in mourning. Shawn Hubbard won’t be able to make it to the reunion either, as he was captured by a tribe of Amazon Women some years back and hasn’t been heard from since. Marc Inghem has taken over the English classes for Mr. Fiske. He figures he knows all that Mr. Fiske does. Jill Johnson is signing her third romance novel; she has the number one novel in the country. The book is titled Good Old High School Days and Especially High School Nights. The book contains all of the Class of ’87. Kristie Kimmis is the biggest buyer of Jill’s novels. She has a library con- taining only romance novels. Deanne McCollum is trying to get everyone to leave Bundy's” and go to the Max,” her favorite hot spot. Steve Schryver is “DJing” for Bundy, and Kathy Orvis is trying to get him to play something different other than Bryan Adams. Barb Pecor walks in telling everyone not to go see the latest film. She has become the world's foremost movie critic and has her own show called “Pecor’s Sneak Peek. Frank Pettey arrives in an 18-foot limo. He has taken over the Playboy Corpora- tion and has a “bunny” on each arm. Peg Putnam and Tracy Horton are sorry they can’t make it. Peg is the first woman President and Tracy is her Vice President. They are busy trying to sort things out with Russia. Don Reed pulls up on a black Harley with a skull on his helmet. He is the lead singer for the heavy metal group “The Skeleton Crew.” Daidre Schweitzer is taking phone calls at the phone booth. She has taken over Doctor Ruth’s show and is in great demand for advice. Larry Tefft comes crashing through the front door in his pick-up. He swears his brakes went out, but that’s an old line. Pennie Thompson is showing some people how fast she really is. She has become the fastest sign language in- terpreter in the North Country. We all knew she would do something important with those forever- moving hands. Rhonda VanNess is now known as Mrs. Gosier. She is unable to attend because she is too busy with children and Frank’s business career, but she promises to send pictures. Lynn can’t come. He is busy at the hospital while D.J. gives him another beautiful son. Congrats, Lynn!! Last of all, Dedra Weeks shows up complaining that we’ve started without her. Sorry, Dee Dee. Well... let’s Party! CANDIDS Well... we’re waiting... Need we say more? One ringy-dingy ... or is that one dingy?” “The Dynamic Duo' Wanted by the F.B.l. Larry, Darryl, and Darryl I love having my picture taken ... honest! 20 JUNIORS Row 1 — Bill Pettey, Mike Carney, Brian Garrett, Travis Fulmer, Luke Revelle Row 2 — Laurie Clark, Laurie Davidson, Amy Hubbard, Roland Goodfriend, Brant Tarwater Row 3 — David Martin, Sherri Barton, Richard Norton, Shelly Smith. Patricia Cuppernell, Brad Gifford, Gene Comins Row 4 — Millie Smith, Mary Bolio, Kelly Schuellein, Tim Drake Absent — Janet Wilson, Brian Ulmen, Wendi Sienkiewycz, Charlotte Pennington, Mark Neuman, Tammy Davis ADVICE TO JUNIORS Sherri Barton — not to turn green at parties Mary Bolio — not to talk to Millie so much Mike Carney — in baseball, when they say “break your wrist,” they don't mean literally Laurie Clark — to stop buying bubble gum by the case at auctions Eugene Comins — to take pity on the poor bunnies behind his house Trisha Cuppernell — to introduce her classmates to all of the wrestlers Laurie Davidson — to become a female mud wrestler; she’s had lots of practice on the soccer field Tammy Davis — to go on with nursing and come back to relieve Mrs. Brown as school nurse Tim Drake — not to follow in his brother's footsteps by hunting during school hours Travis Fulmer — to become a famous song writer and beat the song “Rock Lobster” Brian Garrett — to calm his wild, wicked ways Brad Gifford — to take Mr. Roper’s place on “Three’s Company” Amy Hubbard — to let Shawn have the car once in awhile David Martin — not to be such a party-pooper” Mark Neuman — to help Barb paint her car pink Richard Norton — to leave the girls on the vocational bus alone Charlotte Pennington — to be more quiet in study halls Luke Revelle — to become the head dishwasher at the Mariner Kelly Schuellein — to go on MTV with her video imitation of Cyndi Lauper Wendi Sienkiewycz — to stop fogging the station wagon’s windows with Ed Millie Smith — not to talk to Mary so much Richelle Smith — to either fix the muffler on her station wagon, or get a real car Brant Tarwater — to get one girlfriend and stick with her Brian Ulmen — to try to be nice to Mrs. Thompson so he can make it through chemistry next year Janet Wilson — to tell her boyfriend to stop being a live mannequin 21 SOPHOMORES 4 O Row 1 — Chris Brass. Aric ( Row 2 — Janet Gug Row 3 — Tammy f Row 4 — Came Radley. Kim Klock. Edward Smith. Tommy Wilson. Andrei Gifford. Brad Horton. DeLisa McCollom. Mary White Row 5 — David Middlestate. Bruce Lear. Scott Dollinger, Andy Quencer, Cnris Neuman. Leland Lear Absent — Mike Brown. Robin McDougall. Scott Willett FRESHMEN ; ij '■'gn -C iW f f r Row 1 — Barbie Engstrom. Paul Hilts. John Forness, Tim Brown. Harlon Walker. Curt Ulman Row 2 — Helen Quencer, Charles Yott, John Kramer, Duane Rush. Ernie Cody Row 3 — Kirsten Gifford, Andy Adams. Adam Helmer, Kris Mount Row 4 — Scott Radley. Mark Jones. Erin Madill, Shawn West Absent — Terra Stuhlmiller. Bill Pettey. Mike Allyn EIGHTH Row 1 — Stephanie Petroske. Sarah Walker. Jamie Belcher. Yvonne Pete. Cheryl Walker. Amy Middlestate. Tammy Alvarado. Hope Redden. Michael House Row 2 — Sonya Comins. Gaye Becker. Kristin Talbot. Katie Pooler. Jesse Linstruth. Elbridge Boshart. Creighton Southwell. Michael Mitchell Row 3 — Faith Redden. Heather Nichols. Ginny Thompson. Rachael Jewett. Todd Simser. Dale Hubbard. David Davidson. Robert Fleming. Timothy Davis. Robert Tefft. Stephen Cornell Absent — Matt Torrey, Cathy Andrews SEVENTH Row l — Brian Bourquin, Joanne Wilson. Terra Schweitzer, Bernie Kimmis. Aurora Gifford. Amy Inghem Row 2 — Trisha Stuhlmiller. Jackie McDougall, Holly Matice. Nicole Adams. Suzanne Petroske. Shawn Schuellein Row 3 — J. J. Letierre. Lyle Walker. John Barton. Melani Southwell. Michael Chavoustie. Jeff Mahon Absent — Debbie Davis Row 1 — Heather Rogers. Michelle Hawn. Rebecca Bertrand. Nicole Mason. Samantha Petroske. David Wilson. Craig Cuppernell. loseph Hughes. Nicole Berry. Charity Redden Row 2 — | a son Countryman. Wayne Gaige. George Thompson. Jay Berkman, Diana Cuppernell. Jeremy Boshart. Derick Parker. Robert McDougall Row 3 — William Gaige. Emily Jewett. Kimberly Trahan. Allison Neuman. Michael Neuman. Mark Belcher. Eddie Barton. Larry Davis. Stephen Taylor Absent — Lee Strasser, Michelle tashway. Jennifer Platt Teacher — Mr. Dougall SIXTH Row 1 — Kim Davis, Doris Alvarado, Dedra McCollom, Amy Bolio, Tina Mitchell, Ryan Madill, Travis Williams, Jamie Alberry, Scott Heard Row 2 — Carrie Bourquin, Kelly Nichols. Jill Rhone, Melissa Slafer, Heather Sienkiewycz, April Walker. Brad West, Zachery Flynn. Kyle Cuppernell Row 3 — Connie Goutremout, Emily Mount, Jessie Rushlow, Stacy Young, Adam Hawn, Chad Yott, Sean Cornell Teacher — Mrs. Swenson FIFTH Row 1 — Michael Hodge. Sean Neuman. Matthew Cordova. Justin Young. Joni Rushlow. Aliena Borden. Daryl Walker. Donnie Marie Perkins Row 2 — Paula Wright. Shelly Rogers. Susan Brown, Kelly Keegan. Brady Madill. Billy Carr. Jason Wilson. Brian Roach. Enid Gifford Row 3 — Spencer Cornell. Christopher Bourquin, Brian Matice. Terrence Duffy, Daryl Goutremout. John Martin. Jaime Rushlow. Tina Hills Absent — Bobby Gould Teacher — Mrs. Edsall FOURTH Row 1 — Kelli Cosier, Tara Keegan, Heather Bishop. Tanya Siekiewycz, Michael Robinson. Reggie Schweitzer Row 2 — Debbie Grimshaw, Stacy Heard, Michael Weaver, Penny Drake, Greg Torrey, Ian Quencer, John Hodge Row 3 — Kevin Young, Erik Ulmen, Brett Middlestate. Marnee Jackson, Sarah White, Stephanie Simser, Jamie Hilts, Sarah Bellinger Absent — Jennifer Gould Teacher — Mrs. Valentine THIRD SECOND Row 1 — Stacey Williams, Nathan Tedford, Paul Rhone, Jennifer Nichols, Brad Berry Row 2 Conan Boshart, Nicole Bearup, Brandon Murray, Justin Mason, Jacob Smith Row 3 — Samantha Bellinger, Jason Hyde, Jason Bourquin, Jessica Roach, Danielle Warner Teacher— Miss Schneckenburger SECOND Row 1 — Jason Barbour, Jennifer Allen, Bobby Netto, Jeanette Cuppernell, Amy Hilts Row 2 — Carrie Bourquin, Heather Fournier. Angie Jenkins, Wendy Carr, Royal Gregory, Jamie Branski Row 3 — Kiley Taylor, Stephanie Matice, Shaun Lashway, Cameron Parker, Patrick Young. Stacy Bourauin Teacher — Mrs. Faulknham M FIRST Row 1 — Justine Frezzo. Shane Allen. Joel Rhone. Heather Munk, Jeremiah Johnston. Maggie Welsh. Jeremy Bourquin, Nicki Netto. Kristin Murray Row 2 — Rebecca Rogers. Danile Mount. Donald Whitmore. Shaun McCollom, Becky Elmer. Shannon Silver. Meghan Parker. Amber Four- nier, Linda Alberry Row 3 Synthia Petroske, Rhonda McDougall. Travis Bellinger, Jooshua Aubertine, George Jones. Michael Gregory, Jennifer Belcher. William Filkins Absent — Marjorie Wood Teacher — Mrs. Carney KINDERGARTEN Row 1 — Ryan Hughes. Crystal Davidson. Brandi Dollinger. Danielle Walker. Marci White. Annie Gosier. Sarah Duford Row 2 — Krista Young. Carla Seery. Tammy Bourquin. Ashley Boshart. Christopher Cuppernell. Mindy Weaver. T. H. McCollom Row 3 — R. J. Bourn, Sarah Jewett. Brandy van Brocklin. Sarah Siekiewycz, Jill Cuppernell, Carrie Bishop. Daniel Borden Row 4 — Thela Quencer. Matthew Price, Colleen Duffy. Alissa Canter, Jason Kines. Sarah Jackson. Shane Countryman 27 Absent — Stack Vest. Ann Shenk. Billy Gould Teachers — Mrs. Woodward and Miss Whitley A.M. BOCES Row 1 — Rhonda Van Ness, Patricia Cuppernell, Brian Garrett, Millie Smith, Larry Tefft, Mary Bolio Row 2 — Mark Neuman. Barbara Pecor, Kristie Kimmis, Dedra Weeks, Roland Goodfriend, Tim Drake, Brad Gifford Absent — Jim Hill P.M. BOCES Row 1 — Monica Alvarado. Kathy Orvis, Bill Pettey Row 2 — Penny Thompson. Daidre Schweitzer, Lynn Walker. Richard Norton Row 3 — Robbie Dunn, Shawn Edus, John Lear, Jill Johnson Absent — Terry Drake. Tammy Davis SENIOR SMILES Rhonda Larry Dedra Barb Kristie 30 JR. HIGH GIRLS' SOCCER Row 1 — Nicole Adams. Kristin Talbot. Sonya Comins, Hope Redden. Tammy Alvarado. Heather Nichols. Doris Alvarado — Manage Row 2 — Suzanne Petroske. Heather Sienkiewycz - Manager. Trisha Stuhlmiller. Joanne Wilson. Faith Redden, Amy Middlestate Row 3 — Katie Pooler, Jackie McDougall. Melanie Southwell, Sarah Walker, Stephanie Petroske JR. HIGH BOYS' SOCCER Row 1 — Shawn Schuellein. Jay Berkman — Manager, Steve Taylor — Manager, B. J. Bourquin Row 2 — Tim Brown, Mike Chavoustie, John Forness, Bill Pettey, Matt Torrey Row 3 — Lyle Walker, Charles Yott, Jeff Mahon. Harlon Walker VARSITY GIRLS' SOCCER Row 1 — Allison Neuman —- Manager. Kara Talbot. Laurie Davidson. Helen Quencer, Dedra McCollom — Manager Row 2 — Coach Williams. Terra Stuhlmiller, Richelle Smith, Monica Alvarado, Coach Bellinger Row 3 — Janet Guga, Amy Perkins, Kelly Schuellein, Missy Countryman VARSITY BOY'S SOCCER Row 1 — Coach Towne, Scott Willett, Chris Williams, Scott Radley, Scott LaRose, Chris Brass. Steve Schryver Row 2 — Andy Drury, Travis Fulmer, Richard Norton. Mike Carney, Frank Pettey, Chris Neuman, Jason White Row 3 — Luke Revelle, Brant Tarwater, Charlie O’Brien, Mark Jones. Rob Dunn. Shawn Hubbard, Todd LaRose. Gene Comins 34 35 BASKETBALL Row 1 — Tammy Scovel, Monica Alvarado, Sonya Comins, Rhonda VanNess Row 2 — Missy Countryman, Kelly Schuellein, Kara Talbot, Staci Michelson, Dedra Weeks 38 Row 1 — Brant Tarwater, Mike Carney, Steve Schryver, Shawn Hubbard. Travis Fulmer, Tom Wilson Row 2 — Jim Hill, Rob Dunn, Luke Revelle, Charlie O’Brien, Gene Comins, Todd LaRose, Steve Cornell — manager 39 BASKETBALL Row 1 Krin Madill. |ohn Price. Scott Willed. Travis Williams— manager Row 2 — Andy Quencer. Scott I .a Rose. Brian Tarwaler. Anilrej Gifford Row 3 — Harlon Walker. Mark |ones. Scot I Radley. Chris Neuman Coach Towne — Varsity Boys’ Soccer. Varsity Girls’ Basketball. Coach Williams — Varsity Girls’ Soccer Row 1 ■— Doris Alvarado — manager. Kristen Talbot. Rachael |ewett. Dedra Mr- Collom — manager Row 2 — Tammy Alvarado. Terra Schweitzer. Trisha Stuhlmiller Row 3 — Heather Nichols. Hope Redden. Suzanne Petroske Coach Bellinger — Varsity Girls Softball. Junior High and |V Girls' Basketball. Varsity Girls' Soccer. Coach Williams Coach Wilson — Varsity Boys’ Basketball, Junior High Boys’ Basketball; Coach Hillick — 40 Varsity Baseball. |V Boys’ Basketball. |unior High Soccer Row 1 — Mall Torrev. Dale Hubbard Row 2 — Bridge Boshart. Shawn Schuellein. Chad Yott. Mike Chavoustie Row 3 — Creighton Southwell. Mike House. Charels Yott. |eff Mahon CHEERLEADERS Row 1 — Mary White. Don Reed. Janet Wilson. Daidre Schweitzer Row 2 — Shelly Smith. Laurie Davidson. Pennie Thnmncon Row 1 — Amy Perkins. Michelle Thompson. Mindy McDougall, Robyn McDougall. Terra Stuhlmiller Row 2 — DeLisa McCollom, Carla Fowler Row 3 — Dedra McCollom — Mascot Who said that? I think something is wrong here. Hi. Mom! Advisor: Mrs. Carney. Mrs. Windle. Mrs. banning 41 GIRLS' SOFTBALL Row 1 — Missy Countryman. Wendi Sienkiewycz. Melanie Jones, Mary Valentine. Carla Fowler. Tricia Cuppernell ROW 2 7 ,Dedra McCo,lom — manager. Heather Sienkiewycz — manager. Tammy Daivs. Kara Talbot. Laurie Davidson. Rhonda VanNess, Ci cy Wiseman. Suzanne Petroske — manager. Terra Schweitzer — manager BOYS' BASEBALL Row 1 Scott La Rose, Chris Williams, Travis Williams — manager, Travis Fulmer Row 2 Todd La Rose, Scott Willett, Shawn Hubbard, Mike Carney, Jason White Row 3 Robert Dunn, Mark Jones, Scott Radely. Chris Neuman, Steve Schryver NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY N. H. S. INDUCTION M.im Ii I. I « Lyme’s NHS Board NHS OFFICERS — President ... Shawn Hubbard, Vice President ... Janet Wilson, Secretary ... Peggy Putnam, Treasurer... Don Reed LYME CENTRAL SCHOOL CHAUMONT. NEW YORK •RUCE T. rORNESS. SUPERINTENDENT bii.key moore. vice-principal Roland Goodfriend, W � ndi Sienkiewycz, Kristie Kimmis Mrs. Uhlig — Advisor. Kara Talbot, Luke Revelle 1987 NHS Induction Program Row 1 — Don Reed, Shawn Hubbard, Janet Wilson, Peg Putnam 45 Row 2 — Wendi Sienkiewycz, Roland Goodfriend, Luke Revelle, Richelle Smith. Kara Talbot. Kristie Kimmis STUDENT COUNCIL — Vice Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 1 — Daidre Schweitzer, Staci Michelson, Frank Pettey, Laurie Davidson Row 2 — Aurora Gifford, Melani Southwell, Dale Hubbard, David Davidson Row 3 — Mark Jones, Brant Tarwater, Shawn Hubbard, Todd LaRose, Cynthia Wiseman Absent — Andrew Drury, John Forness, Brian Garrett, Jim Hill, Janet Wilson Insert — Officers — Daidre Schweitzer — Secretary, Frank Pettey — President. Staci Michelson — Treasurer, Laurie Davidson President OLYMPICS OF THE MIND — Doris Alvarado. Kimberly Davis, Amy Bolio, Heather Sienkiewycz, Trisha Stuhlmiller, Suzanne Petroske — Holly Matice, Brian Bourquin, Joanne Wilson, Jamie Alberry, Travis Willaims, Ryan Madill, Michael Chavoustie — Mrs. Williams, Helen Quencer, Duane Rush, Tim Brown, John Forness, Scott Radley. Harlon Walker. Paul Hilts BAND RoWa1i Brian Bourquin. Suzanne Petroske. J. J. Lettiere. Trisha Stuhlmiller. Melani Southwell, Joanne Wilson, Kristin Talbot, Tamm Alvarado, Nicole Adams R0Ww-7T Mm. Wood. Instructor; Stephen Cornell, Duane Rush, Mike Chavoustie, Harlon Walker, Charles Yott, Holly Matice, Edward Smitl Millie Smith Row 3 — Aric Quencer, Mark Jones, Tim Brown CHORUS R°Wdy Quencer 83' S,ephen Corne11' Mrs- l°nes- Teacher; Cami Forness, Laurie Clark, Tammy Alvarado, Rachael Jewett, Jamie Belcher, An Row 2 — Shelly Smith. Chris Brass. Mary Bolio, Millie Smith, Michelle Hasner, DeLisa McCollom, Edward Smith, Thomas Wilson WHIZ QUIZ Row 1 — Chris Williams, Mrs. Uhlig, John Forness Row 2 — Helen Quencer, R i c h e 1 1 e Smith, Kara Talbot, Janet Wilson Row 3 — Ed Smith. Luke Revelle, Donald Reed, Peg Putnam WHAT'S A DEADLINE? YEARBOOK STAFF Co-editors.........................Jill Johnson Rhonda VanNess Class Editor...............Jill Johnson Art Editor..................Donnie Reed Typist................Daidre Schweitzer Financial Manager.................Janet Wilson Ads Editor.........................Cami Forness Layout Editor.......................Tim Brown Assistant Layout Editor ... Helen Quencer Photographers......................Todd LaRose John Forness Chris Brass Advisors............................Ms. Moore Ms. Lawrence PROM '86 HALLOWEEN 52 GIFTED AND TALENTED John Forness, Ed Smith, Tim Brown, Kara Talbot Absent: Tom Wilson, Andrew Drury Advisors: Mrs. J. Brown, Bill Forness 54 ART CAN BE FUN 55 PATRONS Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1987 from: Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Berkman Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Brown Bob and Lynda Carney Mr. and Mrs. Michael Deline Mr. Eugene J. Derefinko Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dougall Mr. Merle C. Eddy Mr. and Mrs. John Failing Prof, and Mrs. Bruce T. Forness Martin and Jeanette Jones Elsie M. Lanning Ms. Carol Lawrence Mr. Bilkey Moore Ms. Faith Moore Sarah Katherine Navarra Michael Joseph Navarra George and Leona O'Sullivan Marion J. Pickette Mr. John R. Smelski Mr. and Mrs. Ken Towne Mr. and Mrs. Fred Valentine Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Woodward Thank you!!! 58 NOTES TO SENIORS Daidre, Feel free to grow and change and to follow your dreams, knowing that we love you for who you are and what you are. Love, Mom, Dad, Terra R| To Dedra, We made it!!! Congratulations, you sure made our day. We're so very, very proud of you. Mom Bob Best of Luck to the Class of '87! Eleanor VanNess Best Wishes to the Class of 1987! Mr. Mrs. Donald R. Reed Our love and best wishes to you, Jim, and Congratulations to the Class of 1987! lack and Elnora Phillips IHI, We are all proud of you and wish you the very best. Love, Mom Dad Congratulations Shawn! Larry and Jeanette Edus Frank, May life be kind to you and give you as much happiness as we have had as your parents. May Cod bless you, Frank, and all of your classmates. Mom Pops Congratulations Seniors PETER MONACO LYME CENTRAL Backhoe — Dump Truck Crushed stone and gravel Concrete work, Septic tanks BOOSTER CLUB 135 Smith St. Watertown, N.Y. 788-4616 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS THREE MILE BAY % FIRE DEPARTMENT LADIES AUXILIARY 59 JEFFERSON ABSTRACT CORPORATION G. S. DONALDSON, PRES. PH. 315-782-4203 782-6105 649-5900 119 SHERMAN ST. WATERTOWN, NY 13601 Congratulations to the Seniors Watertown Restaurant Supply Company 470 Factory Street Watertown, N.Y. Distributor for paper, Janitor, Bar, Restaurant Equipment and Supplies NickMesires 788-4710 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 bp qc. bernier peck gozalkowski carr ENGINEERS DESIGNERS PLANNERS 172 CLINTON STREET WATERTOWN N.Y. (315) 782-8130 61 Mount’s General Store Three Mile Bay, N.Y. 13693 Quality Freezer Beef, Pork Claude S. Mount Clint Cobb Proprietor Meat Cutter 649-2434 782-2437 MEN • WOMEN • CHILDREN Ear Piercing Available p Exercise Room «Tanning Bed THE HAIR STATION Main St., Rt. 12E Chaumont, New York 13622 Open Daily 9-5 Closed Wednesday Phone. (315)649-5950 BRENDA BERRY Owner Operator BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS PHILIP J. MERCHANT DIMENSION LUMBER L. P. Tanks filled Chaumont, N.Y. 649-2404 William F. Cuppernell (owner) TORREY'S CERAMICS Holiday Greenware — Our Speciality Open Monday by Appt. Mostly FOREIGN AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALIST Parts, Service and Restorations FRED PETROSKE 1-315-649-2861 RR 1, Box 112, Main St. Chaumont, N.Y. 13622 649-2816 Mill St., Chaumont VL HOURS: Mon., Tum , Wad., Frl. 11:30-4:30 v ' MALLARD i TOWN ROBERT B. CUPPERNELL General Contractor 11-4 Dally Ceramics A Gilts SUPPLIES, GREENWARE, FIRING, GIFTS MADE TO ORDER Mam Straal Chaumont, Naw York 1X22 NANCY BOURN i315) 642-5300 Chaumont N.Y.13622 649-5882 CHAUMONT GROCERY MAIN ST. CHAUMONT, NY LIMERICK MARKET Leo D. Wilson Manager CONGRATULATIONS to the Class Of '87 BAYSIDE PARK RESTAURANT 649-5550 Owner: LEO WILSON RT. 12 E CHAUMONT, N.Y. STORE 649-2930 PORKEY'S SEAWAY LANES Groceries — Gas — Diner Propane — Camping Seaway Shopping Center Watertown, NY 13601 Rt. 12E Three Mile Bay, N.Y. 13693 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS John Gosier's Trucking BURKHARD'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Crushed Stones, Sand, and Gravel 327 Factory Street Watertown, N.Y. 13601 788-4540 (315) 649-2793 Best Wishes to the Class of '87 Congratulations to the Seniors . (1 DIANE'S BEAUTY SALON Smitty's PT salusri°us —-y CHAUMONT, N.V. 13622 jmm care for y WOMEN CHILDREN Antiques 649-2998 Buying and Selling Antiques: Furniture, Oriental Rugs, Paintings, Pottery, Lamps, etc. BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS One Piece or Estates q O’BRIEN’S DOCKAGE L -y AND STORAGE jEi§ MILL STREET CHAUMONT 649-5220 65 S.J. CAMPISICO. 514 Factory Street Watertown, NY 13601 (315)788-1571 WATERTOWN BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 87 Watertown, N.Y. 13601 217 High Street 788-1500 Congratulations to the Congratulations Senior Class to the Class of 87 Compliments of GARLAND CITY PARTS CORPORATION 400 MILL STREET WATERTOWN, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS Introducing the freedom to bank when you want. Morning, noon, or night. Saturday, Sunday, even holidays. ith new Bank Key 24-hour banking from Key Bank, you can bank anytime, whenever it fits your schedule. Use your Bank Key card to make deposits and withdrawals, transfer funds between accounts, and check your balances. All at our new 24-hour automated tellers. Open day and night, every day of the year. You can still use your Bank Key to bank where you shop, too, at hundreds of Community Banking Network locations. And for your other banking needs, you'll find a full-service Key Bank office near you. There are over 200 throughout the state. At Key Bank, we give you the freedom to bank when you want. You’re the key to everything we do. Member FDiC 66 Involved innovative Professional CLOTH ENCOUNTERS FABRIC SHOP Complete Line Sewing Notions Including: Health-Tex Carter Knit Fabrics, Kwik Sew Patterns Corner of Rt. 12E and Swamp Road Between Three Mile Bay and Cape Vincent Victoria Elmer [315] 649-5456 GEORGE BROTHERS HARDWARE INC. FRANK’S MOBIL SERVICE 24 Hour Towing and Wrecker Service Major and Minor Repair 649-2912 Main St. Chaumont ehsr3 Main Street Chaumont, N.Y 649-2959 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS HOWLAND-LaCLAIR DIV. OF HAYLOR FREYER AND COON INC. 200 Mullin Street Richard C. Howland Watertown, N.Y. Vice-President (315) 782-3090 For All Your Insurance Needs CHAUMONT GARAGE Main St. Route 12E (315)649-5013 Complete Automotive Repair Brake Drums and Rotors Turned NYS INSPECTIONS 67 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 87 GUY'S DINER Rt. 12E Three Mile Bay 649-2233 Daily Specials Guy Julia Gosier CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS LYNG’S OFFICE SUPPLIES EQUIP. 808 Huntington Street Watertown, New York 13601 Trade It At BELLOFF’S Pays ‘Jackets Uniforms for every organization, ’Full line of sporting Goods, •Institutional and Household Furniture •Clothing for everyone, •Household items. Everything for You — Your Family • Your Home 21 Main St., Adams, N.Y. Phone: 232-4941 Best Wishes Senior Class (315) 788-6121 HENRY J. WILSONS SONS fine jewelers since 1981 JOHN LAVA 114 COURT STREET Manager Watertown, N.Y. 13601 DICK'S MIDSTATE Full Line of Fresh Meat Groceries, Beverages, Bakery Eat at Duck-lnc. (right next door) Breakfast Lunches Congratulations to the Senior Class Owners Dick and Jean Wisemen Main Street Chaumont, N.Y. 13622 BACHY'S MARINE, INC. P.O. Box 125 Three Mile Bay New York 13693 Phone: (315) 649-2811 Full Service Marina Best Wishes to the Senior Class Don Reed, Owner CHAUMONT NAPA Evinrude Motors MFB Boats BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS MILLIE’S NOVELTY SNACK BAR Open 7 Days 69 OWNER: LARRY COMINS Main St., Chaumont, N.Y. BAIT SHOP 649-5405 PROFESSIONAL BIKE RAY, DOT, MARK KIMBALL BRIDGESTONE, PUCH, BCA, ROYAL ENFIELD, CANNONDALE, ALAN BICYCLES POINT SALUBRIOUS (315) CHAUMONT, N.Y. 649-2929 ROBERT L. TIMERMAN GENERAL INSURANCE Main Street Chaumont, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Senior Class Wishes to the Senior Class Township Telephone Company Main Street Chaumont, New York Phone: 649-2411 CREEKSIDE INN FEATURING Buffalo Style Chicken Wings Rt. 12E Three Mile Bay 649-2121 CITIZENS BANK OF CAPE VINCENT “AGOOD BANK IN A GOOD BANKING SERVICES to Suit Your Needs CAPE VINCENT, NY 13618 (315)654-2115 NEW Now Our Chaumont, NY Branch For Your Convenience LIBRARY