Parishville Hopkinton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Parishville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1970 volume:

VV41 PANORAMA 1970 Pa rish vi lie-11 opki n ton Central School Parish ville. J eiv York Volume 21 March 1969-Marcli 1970 Administration 14 Curriculum 20 Athletics 36 Organizations 46 Classes 58 Seniors 70 1970 PANORAMA STAFF Editors in Chief V. Champney D. Bovay Business Manager D. Gushea S. Sochia Organizations F. Elek S. Macy Sports T. Richardson D. Woodward Seniors H. Converse C. Mearkley Curriculum N. Butterfield R. Hendershot Photography M. Hampton D. Arquette Layout D. Randell H. Saucier Copy H. Taillon J. Miller Proofreaders N. Bump S. Bisnett C. Hoyt V. MaComber J. Binan K. Mearkley F. Tome P. Fraser Photographer-Charles Papp Advisor-HW Liotta LEFT: Seniors wave from window of new Elementary Wing. Liner Photo: Panorama Staffers explore unfinished auditor- ium. 3 4 1970 Panorama Dedicated to Mr. Ed Lenney He graduated from Potsdam High School and from Clarkson College. He has done graduate work at Potsdam State, St. Lawrence University, and Syracuse University. He began his teaching career in Parish- ville in September 1963. He is married to a P.H.C.S. Elementary teacher and has four children. He is Mr. Edward Lenney, to whom we proudly dedicate this book. 5 Tammy Adams, 2 years old, was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, teachers at PHCS. Bert Rosenbarker was a 1962 graduate from PHCS. He attended St. Lawrence University and was employed at Agway and State Teacher's College at Potsdam. I MALCOLM WILCOX NOV. 8, 1908-DEC. 14, 1969 Waterson Lindsey, Jr., a 1965 graduate of PHCS, entered the U.S. Army as a paratrooper. Honorably discharged in 1968, he re-enlisted for 6 years and was stationed in Vietnam for 18 months. He received the Silver Star, Bronze Star, Army Commendation Me- dal, Purple Heart, Air Medal, Vietnam Medal, and Vietnam Campaign Ribboa Mr. Wilcox, a bus driver for 17 years, received a safe driving award at PHCS. Mr. Ellis a plumber for 40 years owned and operated the Ellis Plumbing Shop in Parishville for 6 years. Mrs. Claflin was a 1956 graduate of PHCS. Mr. Adams was a custodian at PHCS for 16 years. TAMMY ADAMS SEPT. 8, 1967-OCT. 19, 1969 BERT ROSENBARKER FEB. 23, 1943-JULY 15, 1969 6 WATTERSON LINDSEY, JR. MAR. 3, 1948-AUG. 2, 1969 ■ HAROLD ELLIS Dec. 5, 1904-Nov. 7, 1969. GLORIA McROBBIE CLAFLIN May 14. 1938-Sept. 28. 1969. ROBERT ADAMS Jan 25. 1885-Dec. 31, 1969. Staff Mourns Loss of Seven Residents i 7 8 A physical plant-attractive as it may be-is no more than a setting. PHCS is not just a building of bricks, glass, con- crete, tile, and lush new carpeting--- ... Rather, it is the core, the hub of activity for the stu- dents who fill its corridors and classrooms. Inside can be seen the young individuals who are accepting the challenges of learning, competition, and individual thought and ex- pression. ii Bonnie Crump and Paul Snell look into the future as their High School life comes to an end. 12 Marlene Webber, Valedictorian Richard Tupper, Salutatorian Jerry Moore, Senior class president, presents key to Vicki Champney, Ju- nior class president. Suddenly, sadly it was over. As they walked slowly into the future their thoughts were of the many happy memories of the past four years—The Senior Play, “Take Your Medicine,” the Junior-Senior Prom. The weekly dances supervised by advisors, Mr. G. Sullivan and Mr. E. Lenney. Vali- dictorian Marlene Webber and Salu- tatorian Richard Tupper gave their farewells, and the graduating class of 1969 walked proudly out into the world. Webber, Tupper Head Class of 1969 Administratiou Administration Administration Administra Mr. George Tyler, High School Principal, (left) has confer- ence with Mr. Raymond Harrington, guidance Counselor. Mrs. Joyce Mearkley, secretary-receptionist, greets all visi- Mrs. Audrey Groebler, Clerk, tackles monstrous job of tots- keeping financial records. 16 Mr. Curtis Maxson, Supervising Princi- pal, engaged in one of the endless num- bers of telephone conversations neces- sary to running a school. Administration Occupies New Offices Miss Shirley Huto, secretary, is known as the “box unpack- er” and can frequently be seen carrying a stack of invoices. Mr. Richard Kelly, Elementary Principal, exhibits smile which may or may not be heartfelt, before dealing with day’s problems. 17 18 Larger Building Means More Work for Staff Custodians: B. Jones, W. Clark, W. Richardson, C. Patraw, Bus Drivers: B. Dougan, J. Bradish, J. Garlough, C. LaBar, B. Bruce, 1. Bisnett, F. Tebo. H. Phippen, J. Fenner, R. James, W. Remington, V. Parker, T. LaPoint. M. Costa. Cafeteria Staff: V. Campbell, V. Kingsley, N. Forrest, E. Baldwin. 19 Curriculum Curriculum Curriculum Curri Curriculum Curriculum Curriculum Curri 22 Language Faculty Enjoys New Look in Library Clockwise from upper left: Mr. Putnam and Mrs. Jane Daby have a confab in the new library. Mrs. Shirley Meunier en- thusiastically shows her class a painting done by a French artist. Mr. William Lenney listens objectively to a student’s comments. Mr. John Adams often talks to himself on the way to Study Hall duty. Mrs. Martha Stanley lets her mind wander while timing a student on a test. Mr. D. Walts V.I.C.P. teacher pauses to make sure his class understands the point he is making. Mrs. Frisk, the speech teacher is think- ing of the students that she has been able to help. I.A., Speech, Drivers’ Ed. Mr. K. Wisner points out to his driver Education classes the merits of careful driving. 25 26 Mr. William Pelotte, Junior High Social Studies teacher, explains a homework assignment to David Lindsey, one of his seventh grade students. Social Studies Mr. Kenneth Vaccaro is presently completing his second year at PHCS as a senior high social study teacher. Mrs. Gershater (left) substitutes for a short time for Mrs. Margaret Ballen, who teaches both English and Social Studies. Miss Nancy Ryan, a student teacher for Mrs. Phippen, chats with George Sheldon, a senior. 27 Math, Science Faculty Advise and Coach Counter clock-wise from upper left: Mr. G. Sulli- van, Jr. High Science Teacher; Mr. R. Hall, Jr. High Math Teacher; Mr. D. Stolper, High School Science Teacher; Mrs. B. Phippen, High School Math Teacher; Mr. G. Delosh, High School Teacher. 29 _________ Pep Band, directed by Mr. Cox cheers on basketball team. Mrs. Liotta, Diane Randall, and Cheryl Mearkley work to prepare new art room. Arts Obtain ISew Facilities in ’70 31 Mr. E. Lenney, Commercial teacher, constructs a test for his pupils. Commercial, I.A. Teachers Deal in Manipulative Skills Mrs. G. Forrest, Shorthand teacher, pauses momentarily in planning her lesson book. Mr. W. Roda, Industrial Arts teacher, keeps a sharp eye on J. Perkins and S. Huto. 33 35 Phys. Ed. Faculty Bids PHCS Adieu Team Ties for Second Spot PHCS 2 Harrisville 1 PHCS 9 Knox Memorial 2 PHCS 6 Colton 7 PHCS 3 Edwards 1 PHCS 0 Clifton-Fine 3 PHCS 6 Harrisville 3 PHCS 10 Knox Memorial 3 PHCS 1 Colton 3 PHCS 2 Edwards 0 PHCS 1 Clifton-Fine 2 Row one: D. Emlin, D. Randell, J. Converse, T. Rathbun, Woodward, W. Taylor, S. Gunning, K. Harper, T. Richard- D. Wickwire, R. Snell, C. L. Thomas. Row two: Mr. Hall, D. son, T. Taylor, S. Arquette. Concluding a successful season, the varsity baseball team finished in a tie for second with Colton, both having 6-4 records. Terry Richardson and Jimmy Converse were first team All-League picks while Kent Harper was chosen for the second team. However the season could be best sum- merized in Coach Hall’s words, “With a few breaks we might have gone all the way.” 39 Row one: K. Richardson, S. Parker, C. L. Thomas, S. Gun- P. Remington, D. McGill, D. Emlin, S. Burdette, D. Lamp- ning,K. Harper, S. Huto, C. Thomas, D. Bicknell. Row two: here. Coach Richardson, Coach Delosh. G. Peck, W. Collins, T. Richardson, R. Radimak, T. Taylor, Panthers Win 1; Lose 5 This years team did not compile a very impressive record, 1-5. However the answer could be found in inexperience throughout this rebuilding year. With many of the players coming back next year, we can look for a more successful team next year. Parishville 20 Parishville 26 Parish ville 0 Parishville 0 Parishville 50 Parishville 24 Clifton-Fine 22 Belleville 42 Heuvelton 40 Lisbon 54 Morristown 30 Augustian 48 42 J.V. Basketball Team. Row one: S. Thomas, D. Bisnett, manager-D. Bick- nell, G. Hartwon, G. Huto. Row two: R. Mearkley, D. Emlin, G. Peck, G. Webber, T. Hartson, S. Burdett, D. Wickwire, F. Swinyer, Coach: G. De- losh. The J.V.’s improved a little with each game and overcame much of their inex- perience. The team had its good and bad times, but the lessons learned will be of great value in the future. Panthers Beat Knox; First Game New Gym G. Huto looks for help as the Knox de- fenders move in. Varsity Basketball Team. Row one: S. Coach: B. Richardson, S. Gunning, D. Arquette,-T. Richardson, K. Harper, D. Woodward, D. Emlin, B. Tebo. • Lamphere, W. Sochia, R. Moore, wav: anth( Aiming for the playoffs, the varsity had a rather disappointing season. The team played a fast, hustling brand of ball and gave their fans many exciting moments. 43 R. Moore goes high for the jump ball. 44 Top: P. Sullivan, S. Sochia, L. Palmer. Bottom: D. Bisnett, L. Sullivan, C. Harper, F. Elek. L. Maxson, D. Emlin, D. Wright, D. Collins, M. Tupper, S. Thaler. D. Converse. 45 Row one: Mrs. Phippen, advisor, C. Tyler, M. Maxson, K. President. T. Richardson, President, R. Mearkley, D. Lam- Harper. B. Stone, T. McKnight, P. Daby. Row two: R. Hen- phere, S. Macy. dershot. Treasurer, L. Sullivan-Secretary, S. Sochia-Vice- Student Council Formulates Teacher-Aid Plan The ’69-’70 Student Council has done considerable work in trying to bridge the gap between the students and the faculty. Through this organization a Teachers’ Aid program has been established. Not only does this help the teachers but it also provides insight into the teaching profession. At this time the group is attempting to raise money to spon- sor an Exchange Student. 48 Front: C. Mearkley, President. F. Elek, Secretary. Back: T. or. L. Barton, Treasurer, S. Macy, D. Emlin, B. Stone, Vice Richardson, D. Hendershot, H. Converse, Mrs. Riehl, advis- President. Absent: J. Binan. Honor Society Sponsors Exchange Student The National Honor Society (Parish Chapter) is now coming out if its’ infancy stage and is emerging into an ac- tive and important organization of the school. This year the society assumed the responsibility of being co-sponsors of our Exchange Student program and are at the present time engaged in money making activities to help finance this pro- gram. 49 Band Wows Audience at Christmas Concert Flute: D. Norman, M. Richeal, R. Covey, K. Baker. Clarinets: N. Butterfield, D. Hendershot, H. Saucier, B. Colvin, T. McKnight, C. Mittelsteadt, P. Goldsworth, M. Putnam, S. Hotaling, M. Tupper, L. Kingsley, B. Law. W. Steven, V. Champney. Saxophones: M. Hampton, G. Hartson, G. Colvin, S. Thomas, S. Mc- Knight. Trumpets: R. Hampton, S. Norman, S. Sochia, C. Harper, R. Bick- nell, L. Maxson, S.Bisnett, G. Foley, W. Remington, M. Maxson, S. Groebler. French Horns: P. Saucier, R. LaRue. Baritone Horns: L. Barton. M. Barton, T. Remington. Tubas: D. Gushea, C. Thomas. Percussion: G. Moses. P. Bisnett, D. Bisnett, T. Wright, D. Wood- ward, D. Witherell. si Junior High Chorus, Director: Mrs. E. Riehl: Row one: T. McKnight, S. Hotaling, M. Putnam, L. Kingsley, M. O’Brien, P. Saucier, K. Triin, J. Sullivan, A. Ferguson, S. Law. Row two: D. Garlough, M. Maxson, H. Gushea, W. LaRue, L. Eg- gleston, M. Keon, R. Crump, D. Norman, D. Sheldon, A. Wilson. Row three: P. Smith, S. McKnight, P. Goldsworth, S. Groebler, D. Bicknell, P. Bisnett. D. Porter, C. Murphey, K. Keener, N. Tome. Row four: V. Phelix, K. Hazelton, J. Daby, T. Wright, G. Palmer, C. Lawrence, K. Baker, R. Co- vey, C. Mittlesteadt, M. Richael. Row five: B. Bailey, S. Par- meter, F. Sullivan, P. Swinyer, K. Richardson, M. Keon, M. Barton, A. Vallance, W. Remington, B. Taylor. Row 6: A. Taylor, V. Bump, N. Gary. Right: Senior High Chorus, Director: Mrs. E. Riehl: Row one: D. Empey, R. Wisner, S. Sochia, D. Randall, R. LaRue, T. Taylor. B. Taylor, D. Crump, M. Weller, P. Gilbert. Row two: V. Champney, C. Hoyt, L. Barton, G. Garlough, D. Gushea, F. Swinyer, D. Bovay, N. Butterfield. Row three: N. Bump, G. Duprey, L. Baker, F. Elek. Fifty-Five Voice Junior Chorus New ’69-’70 54 Science, French, Varsity Clubs French Club: Row one: L. Barton, J. Miller, H. Taillon, H. Saucier, C. Mearkley, Mrs. Meunier. Row two: K. Mearkley, F. Tome. J. Thler, P. Daby, S. Sochia, S. Wisner, L. Cardi- nal, D. Bisnett. Row three: D. Emlin, R. Hendershot, B. Stone, S. Gunning, T. Richardson, D. Gushea, C. Demo. Varsity Club: Standing: S. Parker, C. Thomas. Coach Rich- ardson, R. Radimak. Row one: F. Swonyer, S. Gunning, D. Emlink, F. Elek, C. Armstrong, C. Harper, D. Wickwire, L. Palmer, D. Bisnett. Row two: W. Collins. D. McGill, K. Hayes, R. LaBar. L. Sullivan, S. Sochia, D. Lamphere, T. Richardson, K. Harper, D. Woodward. 55 Copy from upper left. Counterclockwise, Science Club: J. Keener, G. Webber. M. Keon, L. Eggleston, C. Tyler, M. Op- al, D. LaShomb, D. Jenne, Advisor; Mr. Stolper. Row one: K. Richardson, M. Keon, C. Tyler, P. Rem- ington, D. Lashomb, K. Fuller, D. Wells, P. Duprey, D. Bisnett, D. Stone. Row two: J. Planty, W. Witherall, S. Huto, T. Sochia. P. Swinyer, D. Witherall, C. Binan, P. Remington, M. Opal, G. Duprey. Row three: G. Web- ber, V. Rosenbarker, D. Emlin, K. Harper, D. Gunning. D. Emlin, C. Thomas, R. Mearkley, J. Crump, S. Tho- mas. Row four: L. Baker, Mr. Vaccaro, Advisor. Chess Club New; FHA Advisor N. Wisner, K. Hayes, S. Sochia, L. Sullivan, P. Frasher, J. Newton, D. Bisnett. 56 Mrs. Joy Manson, Home Econom- ics teacher from Sept. 1965 to Jan. 1970. Home Ec. girls busy with projects under Mrs. Manson’s guidance. D. Collins, S. Stark, D. Empy, M. Weller, C. Stark. Classes ] Classes Classes Classes Classes Classes Cias Row one: D. Norman, P. Ashlaw, P. Smith, S. McKnight, W. Weems, W. Remington, J. Wright, M. Maxon, L. Kingsley, H. Gushea. Row two: K. Patrick, D. Taylor, D. Lindsey, J. Miller, C. Fuller, R. Thompson, J. Randall, J. Fuller, R. Crump, K. Bailey, K. Randall, D. Porter, S. Taylor. Row three: C. Moulton, C. Gilbert, J. Moulton, V. Felix, D. Shel- don, C. Murphy, P. Perry, J. Sullivan, S. Grobler, K. Keen- er, N. Tome, S. Law, A. Ferguson, M. Gilbert. Row four: J Miller, P. Poleneter, M. Keon, E. Zaylor, G. Polner, J. Webber, L. Eggleston, K. Trim, M. O’Brian, D. Withered, W. Ashlaw, W. LaRue, A. Vallance. S. McKnight and L. Kingsley daydream away the minutes during music class. Team Teaching New in Grades Seven, Eight 60 Row one: G. Moulton, R. Covey, T. McKnight, M. Keon, S. Hotaling, M. Putman, K. Richardson, P. Goldsworth, K. Baker, B. Baily. Row two: J. Randall, M. Sheldon, B. Tay- lor, J. Daby, C. Mittelstaedt, N. Gary, V. Bump, A. Wilson, C. Viau, M. Richeal, P. Swinyer. Row three: D. Gilbo, R. Bicknell, F. Remington, J. Planty, P. Remington, T. Stark, J. Keener, F. Sullivan, S. Parmeter, M. Lindsey, R. Garvy, P. Sochia, C. Lawrence. Row four: J. Smith, G. Foley, P. Phippen, W. Witherll, J. Newtown. P. Pearl, D. Bovay. D. Gunning, B. Converse, L. Jenne, M. Barton, K. Keener. 61 Row one: S. Randall, E. Smith, R. Smith, R. LaRue, T. Demo, D. Collins, D. Converse, N. Wisner, S. Arquette, B. Law. Row two: L. Thompson, S. Stark, P. Gilbert, C. Stark, J. Miller, D. Empey.M. Weller, D. Morris, L. Cardinal, D. Wright, C. Viau, S. Hayes, K. Gonyea, B. Randall, W. Ste- vens. Row three: D. Bisnett, C. Thomas, C. Tyler, D. Emlin, M. Pearl, R. Thompson, R. Trimm, D. La Shomb, J. Perk- ins, L. Huto, D. Wells, J. Crump, G. Moses. Row four; G. Duprey, B. Sampier, S. Huto, D. Hampton, M. Patrick, P. Remington, M. Opal, S. Synder, B. Empey, R. Mearkley, G. Peck, G. Webber, S. Burdett, V. Roesenbarker, G. Hartson, L. Baker. Freshmen Begin Long Look Toward ’ Left: Jim Crump works on Shop project as classmates C. Thomas and D. Bisnett look on. Row one: K. Daby, P. Daby, K. Sheldon, D. Bisnett, F. Tome, K. Mearkley, S. Thaler, P. Lamphere, P. Clark, L. Cardinal. Row two: L. Palmer, D. Crump, G. Garlough.J. Tyler, D. Emlin, D. Stone, K. Newtown, K. LaShomb, M. Maxfield. Row three: D. Wickwire, S. Wilson, C. Binan, T. Sochia, L. Fraser, K. Sochia, R. Radimak, C. L. Thomas, T. Taylor, G. Huto. Row four: D. Lindsay, R. Thompson, G. Hartson, B. Taylor, F. Swinyer, T. Law, D. Covey, M. La Bar. Sophomores Traditionally 4In-Betweeners’ Donna Bisnett greets Commencement guests with a warm smile and a program. 63 Row one: C. Duprey, S. Macy, H. Saucier, P. Snyder, T. Richardson, P. Sullivan, S. Taylor, L. Bump, B. Colvin, P. Duprey. Row two: E. Morris, P. Fraser, V. MaComber, D. Covey, L. Clark, D. Empey, R. Wisner,S. Sochia,C. Harper Row three: D. Newtown,C. Demo, D. Weller, D. Wood- ward, S. Arquette, R. Hendershot, B. Stone, R. Moore, D. Eakins, B. Kirk, D. Ferguson, S. Jenne, M. Mittelstaedt, W. Sochia. Juniors Active in Sports Program Cheerleader Cheryl Harper makes a “touchdown” with the aid of L. Palmer, S. Sochia, P. Sullivan and L. Sullivan. 66 Clockwise from upper left (p. 69): Shirley Deon gives Gin- ger Ashlaw a new “Do” while Mrs. Gary of Cosmetology 1, looks on. Clockwise from upper right: Guy Rosenbarker and Mr. Moore, working with a metal lathe in Machine Trades II. Darrell Newton and Mr. Rapin-Building Trades I, which covers Plumbing, Electricity, Heating and Carpentry in two short years. Tommy Wilson and Eugene Randall-Carpentry II. Estelle Morris, Pat Synder, Pat Sullivan, and Mr. Ralph La- londe of ADP I tackle a job on the Card Punches. Mike Mittlesteadt and Mr. Beha take a look at some bones as a part of Conservation. For Scott Clark and George Sheldon repairing a damaged car is nothing when you’ve taken Body and Fender two years from Mr. J. Tyler. Pauline Randall, Ethel Gilbert, Sylvia Gilbert, Yvonne Smith and Mrs. Rutherford serve about 150 students everyday in Quantity Foods. 68 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Se Seniors L. BLANCHE BELLINGER JACQUELINE L. BINAN SHARON L. BISNETT CARMEN L. ARMSTRONG DEBORAH A. ARQUETTE LYNNE M. BARTON PRES. PEDRO A. BEDOYA EXCHANGE STUDENT ( 72 ) f PHCS’s first Foreign Exchange Student, through the International Fellowship Program, is Pedro Bedoya from Lima, Peru. He is seventeen years old and is from a family of seven children in which he is the fifth. His father, Luis Bedoya, is a lawyer and the mayor of Lima. Pedro has completed a boys’ high school and intends to graduate with the PHCS 1970 class. He enjoys read- ing, writing, and music. Pedro hopes to attend college in the U.S. to be- come an engineer. DEBRA M. BOVAY NANCY E. BUMP NOLA E. BUTTERFIELD TREAS. 73 VICKY L. CHAMPNEY Regents Scholarship winners and alternates of P.H.C.S.: S. Gunning;alt., D. Emlin; winner, L. Barton; alt., J. Miller; winner, D. Gushea; winner. SCOTT G. CLARK WAYNE R. COLLINS HELEN B. CONVERSE SHIRLEY A.DEON RICHARD S. EAK1NS ( 74 FRANKIE LEE ELEK DOUGLAS A.EMLIN THOMAS P. FENNER VERA J. GILBERT STEPHEN G. GUNNING DAVID R.GUSHEA 75 MARY E. HAMPTON DIANA L. HENDERSHOT M. CHRISTINE HOYT V. PRES. RANDY A. LABAR 76 77 D. Bovay, V. Champney co-editors of the 1970 Panorama STEVEN R. PARKER MICHAEL G.PLANTY DIANE K. RANDALL 78 n� ft EUGENE W. RANDALL PAULINE J. RANDALL GUY W.ROSENBARKER HOLLIE M. TAILLON THOMAS F. WILSON 79 DANA G. WOODWARD Elementary Elementary Elementary Elem 85 Kneeling: K. McKnight, D. Peck, K. Frasher, C. Bump, C. Gibbo, B. Binan. Seated: K. Ashlaw, S. Norman, D. Camp- bell, D. Wickwire, B. Trim, C. Thomas, M. Gary, Standing: Mrs. Adams, T. Saucier, C. Huto, T. Lenney, D. Richardson, M. Cardinal, R. Barlow, J. Bicknell, J. Robinson, R. Randell. Row one: R. Belinger, L. Arquette, T. Hotaling, V. Viau, J. Parmeter, J. Stark, J. Waite, L. Stacy, D. Miller, C. Hamp- ton, N. Covey, D. Hartson, S. Labar, J. Converse. Standing: Mrs. Snell, R. Moulton, C. Cameron, M. Elek, A. Mittle- steadt, D. Emlin, D. Wright, S. Da by, G. Barrigar, K. Wilson. 82 Maurice Cardinal takes notes while in Social Studies Class. 83 Top picture: L. Forrest, A. Empy, R. Lindsay, K. Hartson, T. Wilson, P. Planty. Row two: P. Paro, M. Belinger, K. Foley, S. Swinyer, P. Bicknell, B. Gibson, D. Phillips, B. Lindsay. Row three: Mr. Phippen, J. Stephen, S. Sevey, R. Perkins, B. Sheldon, L. Charleson, T. Withered, D. Collver, B. Fraser, J. Foster. Bottom picture: N. Paro, M. Covey, M. Smith, H. Miller, B. Foster, J. Sullivan, D. Culver, M. Wilson, L. Jenne, L.Camp- bell, S. Fuller, B. Taylor, C. Cardinal, D. Frederick. Row three: Miss Bryfonski, J. Ashlaw, B. Lindsay, G. Trimm, F. Trimm, R. Christian, M. Perry, K. Maxfield, L. Bump, N. Gilbert. Fifth Graders Enjoy Daily Change of Rooms 84 Row one: M J. Groebler, D. Bartlet, S. Smith, T. Ashlaw, D. Porter, D. Christian, C. Cox. Row two: V. Bump, B. Labar, E. Sochia, S. Burnett, B. Crump, R. LaBarge. Row three: Mrs. Delli-Colli,M. King,S. Keon, R. Lenney, D. Wells, S. Hendershot, G. Sever, N. Harper, E. Garlough, J. Bisnett. F. Trimm finds history very relaxing. 85 Top picture: D. Sheldon, B. Charleston, L. King, L. Tyler, M. LaBarge, T. Jacot, T. Gary, B. Planty. Row two: L. Thomas, V. Waite, J. Tome, G. Randall, M. Barney, R. Cameron, M. Linch, D. Spinner. Row three: Mr. Aiken, A. Talyor, M. Bicknell, L. Russel, M. Wilson, D. Keen, L. Sochia, L. Robinson, T. Taillon, C. Barlow. Right: D. Richardson, T. Compo, S. Fuller, T. Randall, V. Rushlaw, D. Taylor, K. Wells. Row two: L. Cameron, F. Warner, J. Parker, C. Empy, J. Wilson, T. Wilson, L. Palmer, C. Hartson. Row three: Miss Corley (cadet), L. Wells, B. Bailey, J. Stacy, L. Sochia, B. Huto, C. Moulton, J. Gar- lough, T. Merdock, Mrs. Frary. Fourth Graders Prepare for Departmentalized Program 86 87 88 Left top: Row one: S. Russell, M. Mittlestaedt, K. Beha, P. Moulton, J. Taylor, S. Randall, S. Moses, B. Parker. Row two: A. Simmonds, H. Maine, P. Barlow, D. Bump, M. Austin, L. Butterfield, D. Tebo, L. King. Row three: Miss Tanoury (cadet under the supervision of Mrs. K. Sullivan), D. Sevey, D. Sevey, R. Wilson, K. Wisner, W. Converse, J. Stacy, T. Foster, J. Zahler, T. Pearl, J. Beaudoin, B. Bald- win. Left bottom: Row one: G. Wood, J. Deere, R. Burnett, C. Thomas, S. Weller, B. Gilbo. Row two: C. Parker, B. Phil- lips, M. Price, S. Charleson, V. Randall, K. Cameron, L. Snyder, D. Culver, V. Fraser. Row three: Mrs. Rourke, J. Parmeter, B. McGill, D. Wray, G. Stark, P. Remington, D. McNight, F. Grudowski, R. Frederick. Halloween Big Holiday in Grade Three 89 90 Left top: Row one: R. Nelson, TJ. Phillips, J. King, J. Gar- lough, J. Arquette, N. LaRue, B. Sampier. Row two: J. La- Bar, R. Frederick, J. Russell, S. Barney, K. Beha, A. Hamp- ton, J. Maxfield, R. Barlow, C. Hartson, W. Patraw, S. Phippen, R. Snyder, J. Hart, J. Smith, C. Thomas, R.Phip- pen, E. Wilcox, L. Beaudoin. Teachers: Miss Roney (cadet) and Mrs. Kirk. Above: Row one: M. Ferguson, W. Gittleson, B. Cameron, C. Harper, T. Parker, K. Perry, T. Jacot. Row two: D. Wil- son, P. Norman, L. Thomas, B. Weller, T. Mittlestaedt, A. Richardson, H. Mosher, Y. Sochia, H. Taillon, R. Viau. Row three: R. Price, Mrs. Root, G. Planty, B. Thompson, R. Phillips, L. Wilson, R. Hazelton, B. Remington, T. Shel- ley, M. Gary, C. Peck, J. Garlough. Grade Two Enjoys Student Teacher 91 There are more ways than one to shine in class. Top Left: Row one: P. Burnett, L. Phillips, P. Wood. Row two: D. Wells, T. Gonyou, D. Martin, S. Phippen, V. Gru- dowski, L. Law, P. Charleson, J. Jacot. Row three: K. Beau- doin, F. Bump, R. Parker, D. Bartlett, J. Swinyer, S. Wil- son, B. Hayes, K. Wilcox, A. Maine. Above: Row one: L. Fuller, D. Austin, L. Moulton, J. Ran- dall, S. Barlow, G. Sampier, R. Kelly. Row two: Miss Corier (student teacher), R. Hazelton, L. Gebeault, L. Fraser, P. Gary, K. Barrett, C. Sochia. 93 Second Grades Love Freedom of Open Partition Kindergarten Stresses Informal Playtime 94 Left Picture: Row one: D. Lindsay, W. Lair, R. Randolph, K. King, B. Cameron, T. Tyler, L. Jacot. Row two: E.P. Hartlieb, D. Randall, L. Hanson, K. Garlough, D. Wilson, J. Gary. Row three: T. Young, R. Bump, R. Austin, J. Spen- cer, R. Charleson, B. Bailey, T. Moulton, J. Mosher, B. Barney. Above: Row one: J. Gilbo, M. Russell, R. Crump, J. Rich- ards. Row two: H. Jenkinson, MJ. Perry, A. Wilcox, K. Barton, S. Phelix, L. Stevens, R. Parker. Row three: Mrs. Moline, R. Patraw, T. Norman, B. Caringi, T. Kingsley, B. Chevier, L. Mosher, E. Hynson. 95 Learning is not all work, as J. Spencer discovers. Senior Activities ARMSTRONG, CARMEN-Football 4. ARQUETTE, DEBORAH-Library dub 1. Yearbook staff 4. BARTON, LYNNE—Class Officer—President 4, Vice presi- dent 1. Student Council 3, Pres. 3. Honor Society 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. District Chorus 1. District Band 2,3,4. Band President 3. French Club 3,4. Pep Band 3. Dance Band 3,4. Girls Ensemble 1. Mixed Cho- rus 1,2. BEDOYA, PEDRO-Foreign Exchange Student from Lima, Peru. Soccer 1,2,3,4. BELLINGER, BLANCHE-F.H.A. 2,4. BIN AN, JACQUELINE-Band 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1,2. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Senior Play 3. Library Club 1, 2. Yearbook Staff 4. B1SNETT, SHARON-Pep Club 1. Nurses Club 1. F.H.A. 2. Library club 1. District Chorus 1. Mixed Chorus 2. Girls Chorus 1,2. Pep Band 2,3,4. Senior Play 3. Yearbook Staff 4. Band 1,2,3,4. Dance Band 2,3. BOV AY, DEBRA-Chorus 1,2.4, District Chorus 2,3,4. F.H.A. 1. Mixed Chorus 2. Girls Ensemble 1,2. Yearbook Staff 3,4. Editor 4. History Club 4. BUMP, NANCY-Chorus 1,2,3,4. District Chorus 1,2,3,4. Mixed Chorus 1,2, Girls Ensemble 1,2. French Club 3,4. History Club 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Teachers Aide 4. F.H.A. 1. BUTTERFIELD, NOLA-Chorus 1,2,3,4. District Chorus 1. Band 1,2,3,4. District Band 2,3,4. NYSMA 2,3. Pep Band 3. Dance Band 4. Band President 4. Class Officer- Secretary 1,3. Treasurer 1,4. Vice President 2. J.V. Basket- ball Cheerleader 1. Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 2. Var- sity Basketball and Football Alternate Cheerleader 3. Year- book Staff 3,4. CHAMPNEY, VICKY—Band 1,2,3,4. Pep Band 2,3,4. Band Secretary 4. Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4. District Chorus 1,3,4. 96 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. F.H.A. 1,2. Senior Play 3. Yearbook Staff 2,3,4. Pep Club 1. Library Club 1,2. Teachers Aide 4. Class Officer President 3. Vice President 2. Yearbook Fdi- tor 4. CLARK, SCOTT COLLINS, WAYNE-Baseball 1,2. Football 1,2,4. Varsity Club 1,2,3. CONVERSE, HELEN-Library Club 1, President 1. F.H.A. 1. National Honor Society 2,3,4. Yearbook Staff 2,3,4. Student Council 3. French Club 3. DEON, SHIRLEY-Senior Play 3. Chorus 1,2,3,4. District Chorus 2,3,4. Girls Ensemble 11,2. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. Teachers Aide 4. EAK1NS, RICHARD-Basketball 1. F.F.A. 1,2,3. Treasur- er 1. Vice President 2. President 3. State Convention 1,2. National Convention 3. Science Club 3. ELEK, FRANKIE-LEE-Class President 1. Student Council 3. Secretary-Treasurer 3. Honor Society 2,3,4. Secretary 3, 4. French Club 3, President 3. Varsity Club 2,3,4. J.V. Bas- ketball Cheerleader 1. Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 2,3,4. Varsity Football Cheerleader 2,3,4. Chorus 1,2,4. District Chorus 1,3,4. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. Girls Ensemble 1,2. Prom Committee 3. Attendant to Prom Princess 3. Miss Parishville 3. Yearbook Staff 3,4. Teachers Aide 4. EML1N, DOUGLAS-Baseball 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Football 2,4. Hohorable Mention 4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Chess Club 4, President 4. French Club 3,4. Varsity Club 1, 2,3,4. FENNER, THOMAS-Chorus 2,3,4. District Chorus 3,4. Mixed Chorus 3. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GILBERT, VERA-Chorus 1,2. Intramurals 1,2. F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4. Majorette 3,4. Band 1, Pep Club 1. GUNNING, STEPHEN-Honor Society 2,3. French Club 3, 4. Chess Club 4, Treasurer 4. Baseball 2,3,4. Basketball 4. Football 4. Varsity Club 2,3,4. Senior Activities GUSHEA, DAVID-Band 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. District Chorus 1,2,3,4. Mens Chorus 1,2. French Club 3,4. Year- book Staff 1,2,3,4. Business Manager 1,2,3,4. Class Presi- dent 2. Honor Society 2,3. HAMPTON, MARY-Band 1,2,3,4. District Band 3,4. Pep Band 3,4. Yearbook Staff 2,3,4. Editor 3. Senior Play 2,3. Library Club 1. Student Council 3. French Club 3. HARPER, KENT—Football manager 1, Varsity Football 2, 3,4. Co-Captain 4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Baseball 1,2,3,4. Honorable mention in Football 4. Second Team in Baseball 2,3. Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. Chess Club 4. Vice President 4. Candidate for Prom Prince. Student Council 4. Class Vice President 2. HAYES, KATHLEEN-J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 1. Var- sity Basketball Cheerleader 2,3. Varsity Football Cheer- leader 2,3. Majorette 2,3. Chorus 1,2. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Presi- dent 3,4. Varsity Club 2,3,4. Class Secretary 4. Student Council 1. Attendant to Prom Princess 3. Candidate for Miss Parishville 3. Pep Club 1. Teacher Aide 4. HENDERSHOT, DIANA-Band 1,2,3,4. French Club 2. Honor Society 2,3,4. HOYT, M. CHRISTINE-Chorus 1,2,3,4. Mixed Chorus 2. District Chorus 1,2,3,4. Class Vice President 4. Class Secre- tary 3. Yearbook Staff 4. Teacher Aide 4. Student Council 1. HARTSON, IVAN—Basketball 1,2,3. Band 1,2,3. JESSMER, STEVEN- LABAR, RANDY-Baseball 1,2. Mens Chorus 1. Varsity Club 2,3,4. LAMPHERE, DEAN-J.V. Basketball 1. Varsity Basketball 3,4. Co-Captain 3, Captain 4. Football 1,2,4. Baseball 1,2. Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1,2,3. F.F.A. 1, 2. All Star in Basketball 3. Senior Prom Prince 3. Football King 4. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. District Chorus 1,2,3,4. Stu- dent Council 4. Mens Chorus 1,2,3. McGILL, DANIEL-Football 1,2,3,4. Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. Prom Committee 3, Candidate for Prom Prince 3. MEARKLEY, CHERYL—Library Club 1. Honor Society 2, 3,4. Vice President 3. President 4. French Club 3,4. Secre- tary 3. President 4. Yearbook Staff 2,3,4. Teacher Aide 4. Library Aide 4. MILLER, JOAN-Library Club 1,2. President 2. French Club 3,4. Yearbook 4. Teacher Aide 4. PARKER, PETER- PARKER, STEVEN-Football 4. Varsity Club 4. PLANTY, MICHAEL- RANDALL, DIANE-Yearbook Staff 4. Chorus 4. Teacher Aide 4. Transfer from California 4. Girls Glee Club 1. Pub- licity Club 1,2. Activities Club 1. Concert Glee 2. Yearbook Staff 3. RANDALL, EUGENE- RANDALL, PAULIN E-Chorus 1. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Intra- murals 1. Majorette 3,4. ROSENBARKER, GUY-Band 1,2. Football 2. Varsity Club 2,3,4. SULLIVAN, LOUISE-Princess of Senior Prom 3. Football Queen 4. Outstanding student in Homemaking 3. J.V. Bas- ketball Cheerleading 2. Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3,4. Varsity Football Cheerleader 3,4. Varsity Club 3,4. Nurses Club 1,2. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Student Council 4. Secretary 4. Intramurals 1,2. TAILLON, HOLLIE-F.T.A. 1. Glee Club 1. Transfer from Treasurer 4. Teachers Aide 4. WILSON, THOM AS-Baseball 3. J.V. Basketball 1. WOODWARD, DANA-Baseball 1,2,3. Basketball 2. Foot- ball 2,3. 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