Schroon Lake Central School - Wildcat Yearbook (Schroon Lake, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1987 volume:

the MANY FACETS OF SCHOOL Many artb Fhk occult at ickooi Ut addition, Hr Ike oflaUtoout and academic, itudiei. Tlteic adivfliei ledf) to- make, fot uie C-Kimded individua . Through the last four years you’ve been a driving force through the good times and the bad. You have given your time freely to us, and have been more than an advisor, you’ve been a friend. For all your support, guidance, care, and effort, we would like to dedicate our yearbook to you. The Class would like to wish you every success with your future endeavors. We have the utmost confidence in your ability to make anything which you become involved in, a meaningful and smashing success. Thank you for everything, we couldn’t have accomplished our goals successfully without you. 4 The Class of 1987 5 SENIORS TA ELK LAKE BY SURPRISE! «MM The Senior Class chose Elk Lake for its typical Adirondack beauty. They enjoyed a day of fresh air and warm sun while experiencing togetherness as a class. 8 9 MORE EFFECTIVE SCHOOLS PROCESS COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM The Fall of 1986, brought with it new excitement and commitment to the betterment of our The 'More Effective Schools Process’ is designed to improve all aspects of a school with its emphasis on academic improvement. All faculty and staff members are directly involved in this process. Each year the school will focus upon different aspects of school improvement. In the Spring of '86, all students and staff were involved in discussing what school is and why we are all here. The mission statement below is the result of these efforts: DISTRICT MISSION STATEMENT -Z i Through the cooperative efforts of the staff, students and com- munity, Schroon Lake Central School is dedicated to providing the opportunity and freedom to learn and achieve mastery of basic skills. Schroon Lake students will become productive members of society through a school environment, safe from harm, where all aspects of positive growth and mutal respect become synthesized under the highest expectations. I t As the years go by, the involvement in this process by community, students and staff will increase. In years to come, we will see an overall improvement in our school. £ C I £ N C £ comes AUVE A RENEWED r EMPHASIS , ON A D E M c r On, MomIi, 15, 1986, Mx. Kevin, Lavaxnwag a idence teackex dti Sckxoou Lake, Cenlxal uial aaiaxded the, Claxhom Outitanding Science, Teackex Auiaxd. Tku auiaxd lignifiei lu gxeati dedication, and evpextUe ai a idence teackex. We, axe aff nexg pxoud of you,! Keep up Ike, good uioxk. IVe helped To SAVE LADY Bottle, Chive Co9ejded Onex £700. Fox Keitbxdtion Fund. The Senior Class officers devoted most of their time to carrying on the fine traditions of past class officers. These people include; Diane Sargent, Secretary, Eric Welch, Treasurer, Angela Colden, Vice President, and Louise Kelly as President. The Junior class officers include; Stephanie Bowers, President, Stacy Pitkin, Vice President, Tamara Stapley, Secretary, and Kendra Shufelt as Treasurer. They have just completed the most successful magazine sales in our history. Congrats to their officers, advisors, and students. The Sophomore class officers are; Tina Bowers, Secretary, Beth Carlson, President, and Gigi Gregoire as Treasurer, missing from the photo is Joe Belrose, the Vice President. The class has had great success with their Christmas wreaths. Good luck in the future. The Freshman class officers include; Susan Welch, President, Andrew Gillings, Vice President, Lori Gero, Treasur- er, and Kim Beck as Secretary. These people are responsible for building a firm financial foundation for their class. Best of luck to you over the next four years. QUEBEC TRIP 1986 17 18 A FUN BEGIN me PRIMARY Young students are busy with a wide variety of activities. Learning how to work with others is an important part. Young actors and actresses put on a crowd pleasing performance which lightened every- one's spirits. Enjoy standing still, you'll be busy soon. The bonds of friendship expand beyond fam- ily, once we meet new people. 19 20 JR. RR. These years challenge the individual. Everyone can build theif own destiny. Passing in the halls allows time for conversa- tion. Biology field trips offer an experience differ- ent from the classroom and labs. Hard work is common for the high school student. Technology courses are a pleasant change for many from sitting at a desk. The hallway between classes is often An- other World The lunch room is a great place to socialize. Our ’Unique’ personalities force their way out. Computers help us to work, more everyday. 21 Left - Right J. Barnard A. Wood E. Stowell O. Welch J. Dygert M. Nothdurft KINDERGARTEN 22 Left - Right M. Wood G. Glebus L. Mahler E. Hopkins Above R. Caza J. Brooks M. Lavarnway Left - Right J. Carlson A. Friedman K. Fariss T. Clark J. Welch S. Taylor Left - Right R. Haff „ J. Venner Left - Right A. Baker C. Stowell D. Caza Below K. VanderWeile FIRST G , n i ■i Left - Right E. Szczepanik S. Dilger J. Venner M. Gould Left - Right A. Moses B. Welch Left - Right H. Sutfin K. Brown Left - Right M. Dygert C. Loika Left - Right A. Hammond C. Hall 23 Left - Right T. Holland A. Herrick M. Welch S. Leto C. Doogan S. Lescault 24 Above V. Hopkins S. Millington S. Barnard Left G. Reeves J. Brennon J. Kutz C. Patton K. Vangorp Right Top T. Cain L. Brock Right Bottom V. Wehnae A. Lavarnway Left - Right C. Gould B. Loika M. Hammond S. Parker V. LeBlank S. Brock THIRD GRADE Top G. Beck J. Wood ' V 5 Left C. Fariss B. Morgan Left W. Welch J. Taylor Left M. Hammond R. Mahler Left K. Vanderwiele J. Provoncha Left S. Boyea L. Szczepanik Left K. Johnson T. Bump Left - Right L. Koller S. Leto E. Gould C. Dilger M. Hammond D. Gregson Top J. Stapley C. Russell FOURTH GRADE Right T. Stapley T. Stowell Right M. Ritson A. Moses Right H. Haroff R. Harder Missing M. Caza J. Caza 26 Right K. Delor C. Kuzmiak Right D. Whitehead B. Brennan Right B. Bowers D. Gero .«uftinvc nnv GRADE Left - Right E. Thompson J. McCoy J. Ritson Left A. Tyrell C. Hart Left D. Pecor G. Baker Left S. Hayes V. Johnson Left J. Dobie R. Dresser Left D. Fish M. Christian Left K. Miller J. Rice Above J. Adams B. Robinson C. Jacobs Left - Right C. Kuzmiak A. Mercer F. Anauo 28 Right J. Henderson Right P. Szczepanik Right G. Pitkin Right E. Simpson J. Sabia Right T. Moses H. Perkins Right B. Adams M. Porter Left - Right B. Dilger J. Miller J. Koller R. Vanderwalker SEVENTH GRADE Above E. Wemett B. MCCoy Left C. Russell K. Gould Left K. Vanderwiele J. Swinton Left B. Green J. Flynn Left C. McCall L. Wemett Left R. Welch G. Shaughnessy Left S. Farriss A. Fiore 29 Left - Right C. Rice T. Anauo M. Forbes T. Foster B. Boyea C. Peer EIGHTH GRADE Above T. Herrick C. Leah 30 Left - Right P. Vanderwalker R. Rice M. DeLor J. Henderson J. Belrose Left - Right L. Maher J. Robinson B. Brannon J. Raymond C. Flateau Left - Right N. Robinson T. LeBlanc P. Valler J. Welch T. LaRock Left - Right M. Gregson M. DeCocinios C. Perr B. Carpenter G. Fiore A. Gillings Left H. McCoy L. Gero Left C. Sargent R. Bessey Left S. Welch S. Clay Left A. Eagler K. Beck Left C. DeLor J. DeMarsh Left M. Valler D. Colden 31 Lett - Right V. Venner H. Wemett K. Hanchett T. Bower A. Perkins J. Becker TENTH GRADE 32 Above T. McVeigh L. Shufelt J. Camarda Left - Right G. Brannon D. Foster C. Halbohan C. Organek G. Gregoire K. Brown Left - Right S. Palmer C. Dilger J. Belrose L. Jacobs M. Allen S. Santaniello Left - Right S. VanKeuren L. Love T. Burkett D. Taylor S. Marnell B. Carlson P. Begins Left - Right D. Tyrrell J. Jacobs K. Shufelt T. LaRock T. Stapley S. Pitkin Left S. Graves L. Porter Left S. Wilkins S. Hanchett Left G. Armstrong W. Plumstead Left N. Flynn A. McCoy Left J. Boyea D. Barry S. Bowers Left D. Brazee L. Terry 33 Left - Right Mrs. S. Morris- Kindergarten Mrs. C. Patton-First Grade Mrs. M. Donlon-Second Grade Left - Right Ms. S. McNally-Third Grade Mr. B. Perkins-Fourth Grade Ms. J. Signor-Fifth Grade Left - Right Mr. C. Pratt-Sixth Grade Mr. G. Glebus-Jr. H. Social Studies Mrs. P. Rodick-Jr. H. English Left - Right Mr. K. Lavarnway- Science, Math, Computers Mr. P. Bugni-Sr. H. Math Mrs. J. Tennyson-Sr. H. Social Studies Left - Right Mrs. G. Gillings- Business Mrs. L. Gouthreau- French Mr. C. Decker-Sr. H. English U.CS. TEACHING FACULTY Mrs. J. Brooks-Special Educ Mrs. J. Stapley-Chapter 1 Left-Right Mr. B. Gillings-lndustrial Arts Mrs. W. Sargent-Home Economics Ms. K. Pressman-Art Left-Right Mrs. T. Pereau-Sr. High English. Librarian Mr. C. Kelley-Vocal Music Mrs. J. French- Instrumental Music Left-Right Mr. A. Speziali-Physical Education Mrs. J. Parker-Physical Education Mr. F. Castanza-Dr. Ed Missing-Mr. Jordan- Science 35 c.lc.c. r BOARO OF EDUCATION Why a Board of Education? The school board has the responsibility of setting policy, and determining the yearly budget. These voluntary positions require a great deal of time and effort. Members labor over decisions and ponder the long-term effects. These people deserve a hearty thanks for their efforts. 36 Mm. ClaJia Plubbi Mrs. Phibbs has been on the school board for nine years. During that time she has served on a variety of committees and has been Vice-President. She currently holds the position of President. She and her husband live in Schroon Lake and they have had two children attend S.L.C.S. Ml. Iiuiut CtouJeff Mr. Stowell is a native Schroon Laker. He graduated from SLCS in 1947. This is his fifth year on the board and has had six children attend SLCS. Mm. Manio . Tudan, Mrs. Tucker is also a native of Schroon Lake. She gratuated in 1936. This is her second year on the board. She has had four children attend SLCS. Mi. MomkcM Gen� Mr. Gero graduated from SLCS in 1965. He and his family live in North Hudson. He is new to the school board and has two children currently attending SLCS. Mk. Kemtfh ZaMtlenWie Mr. VanderWiele is our newest board member. He and his family have lived here for five years. His three children attend SLCS. Mm. EfuabetU Ne o . DiitkiS C nk You grew up with the computer as a teacher. Now you're ready to leave the nest.” You are as prepared as can be if you took advantage of the learning opportunities at SLCS. Along with your successes in academics, you have had a good time together as a class. May the memories of your years in school be fond ones, and may you strive for that eternal rainbow where dreams not only comes true but learning never stops being exciting. Good Luck! Dan MacGregor Mi. DomuI MaaGugoi SuptouiltodeMr Mu. Cyrilia Fotth ViCA PtiMCipaJ! Gifikd Cool. Mu. Dautffe, FoieSa - OiitkuF Tnmwm Mu. Noum - Fxmiftj e, CemJmf Mu John, Fdm - Guidance, CounieAx . Loai[t Gcuaondet - Teacheu Aide, Mu. Lauxie Johnion, - Speech ThexapiiF Mining: Mi. Joann, Giouhopf - PiychoGgiiT Mu. l-i'Jda Afexandex, - Nuue, Mu. Edna Bouirn - Ckxicat Auk mm CUSTODIAL STAFF Mi. Do M$ei Ml. David Jodci, Mi. Tim Su idm, Ml. Riekaid Kuzutiak Mi. David DeU, Flood MecJuwie Mu. Jane, Jevk, Mu. Ue M, Whipple,, Mi. Leitet AimiTkoty CAFETERIA STAFF Mu. Rae, Gw - Flood Cook Mu. Lueifle DeZa a,, Mu. Clata, Momy Mi. Gene, FlubeiF BUS DRIVE Mi. Fied Vawei - CuitodioM, Mi. Richaid SiutpioH A Look Fowaxd, Back, Etc. At The dm Of 87- C. Deckcc Lisa Beck- At first Lisa considered following in her brother’s footsteps. Then came her 1st big chance when WVNY called and offered her the weather-woman” job but only on days that were partly” to mostly” overcast. Lisa struck out immediately for Burlington ... they’re still waiting for her arrival. Jim Belrose- Jim has changed his name to Thier. Little did anybody realize that his failure to spell their properly was just a ploy. Simply, it was not his failure to conform but his love for the word. There, there Jim ... all things work out for the best! Presently, Jim can be found making the yearly migration of the Wildebeast to East Africa. Angela Colden- Angela’s endeavor after graduation was one that made her an instant person of wealth. After various accidents in the school cafeteria, Angela developed the “Sweater With Lunch Already On It”. No longer will she or her customers be red faced because of accidents while dining. Her latest creation is a v-neck Angora with tomato soup. Mark Delor- On the last school day of ’87 Mark broke the school record for inhaling lunch. From start to finish, Mark totalled 14 seconds. When asked what took him so long, his reply was “I previously tried to eat each course one at a time, until I learned how to swallow the tray whole”. Future plans include his own school of “table manners etiquette”. Louise Kelly- Not to be outdone by her classmates, Tilly has turned to a life of procrastination. Refusing to enter the world’s job market, she stated that after some 16 years of “formal education and two degrees later she was going to live a life of ease and sun herself on her own private, tropical island. Mustering all the money she could, Miss Kelly purchased Word of Life Island last summer, but (as you Know) when winter comes the temperature drops! Tilly can now be seen as a solid block of ice with a deep summer tan that will probably last forever. Kevin Lashway- And who could possibly forget slash”. Yes, we all can remember that fateful day when the “ole Veggy Corner” turned their backs on Kevin for making the honor roll. Beset with emotion, Kevin left the school to become the hermit of Paradox Lake. I will live off the land and find solace with life; I don’t need the likes of rotten vegetation such as you,” he replied! Seemingly, he was never heard from again.......but knowing that crafty fellow as I do......you can probaly find him in some 5th Avenue penthouse doing what he does best .....counting his “meany” blessings. Scott MacGregor- Scott now has his own company. “The Legible Writing Establishment.” Orders have been coming in slowly, probably because patrons cannot read the material. Oh well, practice makes perfect; things can only get better! Kim McCoy- Nobody has seen Kim since her June exit from SLCS. More than likely, she’s somewhere in England and or Scotland searching for her “Mr. Right.” Many of her ex-classmates believe her search is for none other than the great Shakespeare, the dominant love of her life. John Manley- After four years of high school and numerous years of college, John stated what we had all known all along; that once (when I cannot remember) Paul Bessey won an argument with John. Now, not to be outdone, John ruined 497,000 car batteries that belonged to Paul. John stated, “I don’t get mad; I get even.” So much for perseverance. This probably solves the mystery of Paul’s numerous viewings of “Song of The South” and the fact that he’s broke! Steve Organek- Steve can still be seen in the halls arguing with “you know who.” Unfortunately, Mr. Mac would not allow Steve to graduate until he successfully made it to English class two times in a row. Well, he can still be seen practicing to this day. Steve’s reply to his sitution is “Gee this place is like a prison; one in a row is enough let alone two.” Last we knew he had failed for “one in a row” for the 354th time. Keep it up Steve. Dave Rowe- The only member left of the “ole veggy corner, Dave has refused to vacate his area in English class. Shortly after July 1ST of '87, Dave constructed his apartment in “the corner”. Now, seven years later and seven children later, the Board of Education is considering an L wing on the North End of the building to insure proper class size. You profolic devil ... Dave! 40 Diane Sargent- Diane's professional career began shortly after graduation with the Glebus Realty Company. Last year she sold her 1,000 piece ofproperty, encreasing her total sales to 1.2 billion dollars. Rumor has it that she is close to a deal on the Brooklyn Bridge. Patty Smith- Patty recently had her 5th operation for correcting the pain in her neck that was caused by her constantly turning around to argue with “you know who. Future plans include a business venture into the two faced mannequin that will fool teachers, bar customers, ect. Straight Ahead Pattv! Mike Speziali- Mike turned this creative efforts toward Hollywood. His most recent movie 'Rocky Fifty-Eight’ pits Mike against a man eating bulldozer. Needless to say who won .... you can see Mike wandering around the town beach with deep tread marks engraved in his chest. Buffy Strothenke- Some six years after graduation, Buffy finally accomplished her life long goal: She stuffed herself through the basket to win the NBA dunk contest. Future plans include a brief period of “Hanging around then on to the profession of motorcross racing. Rebecca Sunderland- Rebecca has finally settled down in Woodstock, New York after completing her world trek around the circumference of the globe pushing a wheelbarrow and walking on her hands. When asked what was the the difficult part of the trip, she said that holding her breath while traversing the ocean floor was taxing, besides that the coral hurt her hands. Future plans include weekend trips to Cold River searching for the ghost of Noah! Bill Taylor- Bill is now principal of SLCS. According to Bill, the most difficult part of his job is to motivate kids to “be all that they can be It wasn't like this when I was in school”, he stated. “We were eager to learn and something must be done to change this . OK Bill, we hear you! Shawn Tuller- Shawn is now the owner of “Tuller's Organically Grown Vegetables.” Because of his love for science and his insatiable thirst for answers, he successfully created two new strains of vegetables: The Taylortomato and the Rowemelon. We will not discuss the physical characteristics of these “two new veggies as space does not permit. However, Del Monte refused to market Shawn’s creations, so he did so himself. You can see Shawn at his stand at the end of Crane Pond Road. In passing Shawn said, “It's not only the product you sell but also the location you have ... I’ve got the best of both worlds! Eric Welch- Eric still commutes to ACC some ten years after graduation. Its not that he can’t do the work but it’s his love for the drive to Glens Falls. Now, after 4,700 tanks of gas and 3,000 quarts of oil, Eric says, “I’ll never completely see all there is to see along 1-87.” Keep on truckin! Kim Zulick- Kim presently has accomplished something that was always denied her. She now has a pink house with a pink lawn, trees, flowers, ect. The interior of her house is (you guessed it) pink, not to mention her pink attire, pink Cadillac, pink furniture and her latest ... pink eye! Roger Belleville- Roger completed 10 yrs. of service with the Bic Shaver Company. He’s now doing promotions on national T. V. before a national T. V. audience by shaving off three years of stuble and, oh yes, he’s ruined a dozen razors by now. Paul Bessey- Paul now lives in his truck with his video rental. After 497,000 viewings of “Song of the South” Paul is moving on to bigger and better things ... “The Grinch who stole Christmas.” Chris Flateau- Chris left SLCS in search of the wonderful world of hobbits. The last word on Chris was that he was somewhere in the Pharoh Lake region turning up rocks and burrowing under brush piles in quest of his fabled land of gog! Tammy LaPrairie- Tammy refused yesterday to give up her job at the High School Cafeteria. When formal legal papers were filed, Tammy had her fingers welded to the buttons and keys, the board had no choice but to hire her for eternity. Jeff Tyrell- Of all of the people in the Class of 87, Jeff probably made the most radical change of all. As of this writing, Jeff has gone totally punk! He can be seen hanging around Stewarts spreading Peace and Love throughout the land. 41 Ltta Akma Beck Lisa (Mostly Cloudy) was born on September 9, 1969. Since then she has been busy growing into the person we know today. During her high school years Lisa was involved in many activities. She participated on all three sports teams, played a key role in the Senior Play, and was a representative in Student Council. Lisa’s favorite things include; puppies, teddy bears, and rock-n- roll. Her hobbies include; riding, basketball, concerts, travel, and Jon Bon Jovi. Lisa plans on attending college after graduation. Her goal in life is to be successful and happy at whatever she decides to do. Jewel Michael Behoie, James (Jim) was born on September 3, 1968. He was a member of the baseball team for two years and played soccer during the 1986-87 year. Some of Jim’s hobbies include; skiing, jogging, and throwing a frisbee. After high school he plans to go to a school of music and become a mixing engineer for a big record company. Jim’s favorite things are; summertime, rainbows, and “party ! His goal in life is to be happy and successful. Roqex R. BeSeviHe Roger was born on August 30, 1966. His hobbies include hockey, soccer, and models. When asked what his interested were, Roger replied, “Just life and friends. Post high school plans include mechanical school and work. His goal in life is to be happy and very rich. 42 Paul A. Beuey Paul (Butch) was born on October 20, 1968, His hobbies and interests include; cars, friends, and life. Paul has no plans for after graduation yet. When asked what he intended, he said ‘‘Not to live in Schroon Lake for over a year after graduation.” Among Paul’s favorite movies are; ‘Top Gun’ and ‘Cobra.’ Aeyela, Pee Golden Angela (Ang) was born on April 30, 1969. Angela has been extremely active during her high school years. She has been a leader in both her class and Student Council. She participated in softball, soccer, cheerleading, and National Honor Society. Angela held offices in S.T.U.C.O., her class, and National Honor Society. Her favorite things are; guys, the N Y. Giants, and money. Post high school plans include a four year university and to find her handsome prince. Maxlena, Anne CewUenhwiy Marlena (Chris) was a silent member of the Senior Class due to the fact that she attended B.O.C.E.S. Her hobbies include reading, writing, and computer programming. Her favorite song is ‘Take Me Home’ by Phil Collins. Chris’ future plans are to have some of her writings published and to work for the education department. Made Raymond DeLot Mark (Deluxe) was born on July 4, 1969. Mark was the outdoorsy- type. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, snowmobiles and sports. While in high school he played basketball and baseball. For the next two years, Mark will attend Paul Smith’s College, pursuing a career in surveying. His goal in life is to make alot of money. ClotU atc C. f-tdlem Christian (Critter) was born on May 29, 1968. His hobbies include listening to music and watching football. Chis’ goal in life is to do the best he possibly can at work and to be happy. Loutib V mim Keffy Louise (Tilly) was born on March 17, 1969. Her hobbies included reading, swimming and most of all getting a tan! She found enjoyment in things such as teddy bears, mud slides, traveling, cooking, Brian and movies. While in school, Louise was busy, busy, busy. She was an active participant in class activities, an officer of her class, S.T.U.C.O. secretary, N.H.S. President, and Honor Society member. Other activities included SADD, GO FOR IT, Cheerleader, Music Club, Softball, and basketball. She intends to go on to get her Master’s Degree and pursue a career in Finance and or management. 44 TcuMMf Jem LaPxaUuA Tammy (Tambi) was born on May 22, 1969. After leaving for Florida, Tammy returned to finish high school in Schroon Lake during 1986. After graduation Tammy intends to relax and enjoy a few years before going to college. Tammy’s favorite things are men and parties. Her best friend is Leisha Terry, and her most memorable experience was May 22, 1969. Tammy’s goal in life is to be happy and have a beautiful family. Kevin H. LaitwJcuj Kevin (Slash) was born on August 13, 1969. During high school Kevin was an avid wood worker. His favorite things were hunting and guns. Kevin participated on the school soccer team and was also a great member of the town's hockey team. Post high school plans include joining the Air Force and living in Alaska. Dcudel MacJpieg i Scott (Scotty Mac) was born on March 11, 1969. Scott's goal in life is to be as happy as he was in high school. It will be an adventure for him trying to find as many things to occupy his mind. Scott usually found himself wrapped up in many activities. He played soccer, hockey, basketball, baseball, and was an officer in both the class and National Honor Society. Scott also helped his class as a Student Council representative for four years. Scott’s future looks bright. He intends to go to college and become a pilot. 45 John lA i hun Mantey John (Einstein) was born on March 23, 1969. John's dry sense of humor has kept us thinking, laughing and wondering during our senior year. Although John did not participate in a great many extra curricular activities, he was always a great help with fund raising for the class of '87. He was the primary ads salesperson for the yearbook. During his senior year, John began to pursue his college career, he attended North Country classes in Ticonderoga. John plans on continuing his studies after graduation. Kimbvt f MdCoij Kimberly (Alice) was born August 17, 1968. Kim enjoyed many experiences in high school ranging from sports, to orchestra, to the United Nations Club. She played soccer, basketball, softball, and was a statistician for the boys Varsity Basketball team. Kim's favorite things include stuffed animals and parties. After graduation, Kim plans to attend Plattsburg State for a bachelors degree in Business Management. Her most memorable experience was June 20, 1986, when she went camping on an island. Kim’s goal in life is to become rich. £teven •Ccott' OiqaMjJc Steve (Organic Compound) was born on February 5, 1969. Steve’s real personality started to show through during his Junior and Senior year. In his earlier years he was much quieter and more reserved. Steve is an avid musician, displaying his talents at school and in area bars. He enjoys “flirting with disaster” and relationships. Steve's favorite song is ‘Denim and Leather’ by Saxon. Steve would like to work around the area after graduation. His goal in life is to succeed at anything he does, and make his dreams come true. Dai id AhHumj Roue, David (Deka) was born on August 13, 1969. Dave's sense of humor often made those long, hard days of learning more bearable. He always finds the time to laugh even in those times of trouble. Dave’s hobbies and interests include golf, cars, and S.M. Dave has signed his life away to the Navy for the next few years, he plans to work as a computer technician. Dave was a busy person, engaging in a variety of activities. Dave took part in class activities, basketball, baseball, soccer, golf, swimming, volleyball, wrestling, LaCrosse, diving, gymnastics, hockey, weightlifting etc. His goal in life is to be as successful! a @ + ______. Dime, Middle, RcutgexT Diane (Di) was born on July 28, 1968. When asked what her goal in life was, Diane replied “Not to let education end with my high school diploma, for if school days are truly life itself, then learning is a continual process whether I am in formal learning or not.” This will prove to be a challenge to Diane since her future plans include higher education in the science field and marriage. She will be continuing a hectic life style. During high school Diane was involved in all aspects of the sports program. She was both athlete and Athletic Club President. Her favorite things are Randy Bessey, the color blue, her car, and walking. Pdtkicia Jane, RmtU Patricia (Pat§) was born on May 20, 1969. During her high school years Patti was always on the go. She was a cheerleader for three years. Her most memorable experiences include February 28, 1986, “I think these meatballs are burning! and the Quebec and Montreal trip. Patti’s favorite songs are “Can’t ya say and Still in love” by Boston. Her goal in life is to be successful and happy. Patti will be attending college in Pennsylvania for the next few years. 47 MicLad P. RpezitA Michael (T ..) was born on October 11, 1969. Through out high school years it became obvious to all that Mike’s favorite thing was music. He devoted many hours to playing the drums along with his other musically gifted friends. Mike hopes to be a professional D.J. after graduation. He plans on attending a four year school. Mike's athletic ability became visible on both the court and the field. He played soccer, basketball and baseball. Mike goal in life is to be successful at whatever he chooses to do. BeQuude Nifiote, £t wQitol(A Bethanie (Buffy) was born on September 22, 1969. She enjoyed many sports and activities throughout her high school years. She played basketball, soccer, softball, and was a cheerleader. Buffy was an officer for her class, varsity club and S.T.U.C.O., and in addition worked on the yearbook and performed in the senior play. Her life outside of school was far from dull, her interests included photography, skiing, tennis, raquetball and motorcycling. Among those moments Buffy will cherish are the Siena basketball camp, the prom and Senior party '86. Her future ambitions include college, dental school, obtaining a D.D.S. and living life to the fullest. Rebecca Rutulefi uul Tuumck Rebecca was born June 19, 1969. Rebecca was a quiet but pleasant surprise addition to our class in September 1986. Her favorite things are people, the aesthetic and the moon. Rebecca’s interest are mind expansion and “liberation of the imagination.” Her post high school plans include travel, art school, and a career related to printmaking and or surrealism. IVifium G. TcujGi William (Bill) was born on January 22, 1969. Bill enjoyed sports during high school. He was an integral part of each team he participated on. During his four years Bill played hockey, soccer, basketball and baseball. His favorite song is “Stairway to Heaven”. Bill's life ambition is to become rich. Jeffwj fJouxvd TywtM Jeffrey (Jazzbone) was born on March 25, 1969. Jeff spent most of his junior and senior years at B.O.C.E.S. His hobbies are skiing, models and snowmobiling. Jeff’s favorite song is You Give Love A Bad Name by Bon Jovi. His future plans are to go to school for automechanics and work at the Dix Garage. Jeff was an important part of the video recording process at the senior play and basketball games, he was responsible for filming all of the action. GluUtK IViMajH TuMtK Shawn (Jethro) was born on February 2, 1969. During his high school years Shawn excelled in sports. He was an important link to the team’s success. His talents were obvious to all on both the soccer and basketball playing fields. Along with his love for sports, Shawn enjoys skiing, concerts and girls. Future plans for Shawn are college and the pursuit of happiness. Etto John IVe A Eric (Ick) was born on March 6, 1969. Eric’s obsession is obviously money. He handled plenty of it during our junior and senior years as class treasurer. His free time in high school was filled with National Honor Society, his Senior Play and yearbook. He enjoys the movie ‘An Officer and A Gentleman,' the “ladies and spending the green stuff. Eric intends to pursue a college career and eventually med-school. His goal in life is to have so much money Ferdinand Marcos will be jealous. Kiubvtly Kcuuui ZuAck Kimberly (Kim) was born on October 4, 1968. Kim was always vivacious and full of energy during high school. Her extra curricular list includes Varsity Club, cheerleading, soccer, chorus, music club, S.A.D.D., yearbook, basketball charts and student council. Along with these she found time for skiing, sailing, waterskiing, shopping, traveling, concerts, movies and cooking. Post high school plans include attending Paul Smith’s for Restaurunt Hotel Management and then a major in Business Administration. Kim’s goal in life is to travel, have a successful career, and of course, be very wealthy. B.J.k OtiqiMcik CcWpUMlfMJi Beit IVik tek Main, Ft. Of 1987 QmImIoujh, N.Y. 12817 Bobletk Flow 494-3116 Flout, Tine Cluuk Fuiuilbtt MC. Fei woax, Ffoui tk Fot AS Occakiottk Gtocety And PeA FTP Our Best Babies! Mark Delor John Manley Tammy LaPrairie Jim Belrose Steve Organek Scott MacGregor Diane Sargent Bethanie Strothenke Lisa Beck Louise Kelly Angela Colden Patricia Smith Shawn Tuller Kimberly Zulick CLASS Beit Driven: Louiie, Steve,, And Buffy Clan FbiU : Lua And, Steve Matt Likely Ter Remain Single,: Rebecca And Jeff Beit Omied: Angela And Scott Congratulations to the Class of '87 ALLAN M. FOSFLLA GENERAL CONTRACTOR Schroon Lake, N.Y. Jbn c� uUdi '{ Jx JdJu.... cj S? 9 J eLpU djd) Mat Likely Ter Monty Beit Daucen: Finit Angela And Flic, Diane, And Billy Moit Likely To Remain, In Seldom Lake,: Diane And Paul Giazieit Driven: Cnngridaldtani EARTH STATION from COMMUNICATIONS Mary Kay CosmeticsRep. Manufacturing Sales Joyce Wescot Riverside Drive, Chestertown, N,.Y. Chestertown, N.Y. 494-3584 494-4677 Molt Ta6cdtu t: Lila And Doa d Molt Likely Ta Skip: Lila And Mike, FAVORITES Quieteit Rebecca And Joke, Molt AtjJetc Buffy And Pavid Molt Likelj Ta Succeed Louile, And Stic, Skott And Ta t.■ Buffy, Mike,, Km, And Made -n JltfL No Photo Available Beit Wikkei Ta The Clan Of 87 Sckmm, Lake, SUNOCO Datfe 5r Daeid Wluty Salei 1-87, Crit 28, Sckcooa Lake, N. Y. Sevvwuce, Neui Yotk Good Lack Ta The Clan Of 1987 BOARD OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL CERV CEC HUDSON FALLS BOCES HUDSON FALLS, YORK Ckti fTatiau, - SmcM Enginei Small Englnei - P2ut Beileg Roge t, Beffevifte - Small Engines Autir Meelanxei - Jeff TyvteM Milling - Blent Pern, - Autir MecJuuuei Cwqn j Tv Tie, CU Of 1987 Complmenti Of Woods IhJWwmtjp, POTTERSVILLE GARAGE General Auto Repair Towing Service Roger F. Peet, Prop. Exit 26-Main St. Pottersville, NY 518 - 494-3631 DUN ROAMIN CABINS DAVIS MOTEL AND COTTAGES Sckeom Lake. Neu Yotk On, Beautiful Sclowou, Lake on Route 9, V2 mi., South of Exit 28 Northway 1-87; Fireplaces Kitchens Rock Kittie Clark (518)532-7583 Your Hosts: 518-532-7277 Walt Dottie Halbohm RD 1, Box 144A. Schroon Lake, NY. ACTIVITIES Students learn about themselves and how to deal with others when they actively partici- pate. Cross-country skiing........an activity of- fered through the health class. Spirit is generated! Spirit for your class and your school. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Students begin early to pursue learning through activities outside of the classroom. Here girls are singing during a performance of Children Are People Too”. During Winter Carnival classes create snow sculptures. The Class of 1991 creates CHAMP the Lake Champlain Monster. High school classes work hard to raise funds for a Senior Trip. Working together on a spaghetti dinner is one way to raise money and to build lasting friendships. 57 58 (First Row: L To R) L. Beck B. Strothenke-Treas. S. Ptikin-Sec. D. Rowe-V. Pres. A. Colden-Pres. (Second Row) K. Brown G. Gregoire S. Wilkins A. McCoy K. Shufelt L. Wemett (Third Row) S. MacGregor J. Henderson J. Belrose R. Welch D. Colden r. T.U.C.O. (First Row) Mrs. Sargent L. Kelly-Pres. A. Colden-V. Pres. S. MacGregor-Sec Tres. (Second Row) T. Stapley S. Pitkin K. Shufelt E. Welch J. Manley ■ ELEMENTARY ORCHESTRA (Top Row) E. Simpson, T. Moses, K. Miller, S. Hayes, G. Baker, D. Pecor, j! Ritson, (Middle Row) T. Stowell, H. Haroff, R. Harder, K. Delor, S. Leto, (Bottom Row) B. Brennan, D. Whitehead, T. Stapley, L. Jacobs, J. Dobie (Top Row) S. Pitkin, T. Stapley, P. Smith, S. Organek (Standing) L. Mahler, N. Robinson, K. McCoy, T. LaBlanc, B. Boyea, K. Gould, J. Lacardi, C. Russell, L. Wemett, C. McCall, H. McCoy, J. Flynn, T. Herrick, C. Dilger, J. Miller (Sitting) C. Falteau, J. Raymond, T. Anauo, J. Swinton, K. VanderWiele, K. Shufelt, S. Bowers (Front Row) S. Fariss, T. Larock, C. Rice, C. Peer, G. Shaughnessy, J. Welch. mm (L to R) Mr. Kelly, S. Marnell, A. Eagler, K. Brown, D. Taylor, G. Gregoire, S. Hanchett, K. Zulick, K. Hanchett, L. Jacobs, N. Robinson 60 mo CcIouok Lake, Cm iee Cede , Beit iViilei Tv CUi Of 87 O.JAr TV m APPLIANCE Colei And, Cewiee, Riverside Dr., Chestertown 494-3493 brkft-lunch- sandwiches donuts hot cold pastries chocolates bread T.JS GREENHOUSE Annual + Perennial Plants House Plants + Supplies Open Year Round KNIT DESIGN' Home Knitting Machines Yarns-Crafts-Gifts Lenchen Marneii 532-7911 Mam St Schroon Lake N . 7+8, 1986 64 JUNIOR 1986 Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 PeCEEARE ‘0 PIZZA Alan Debbie Val Lorraine Italian Style Subs Pizza 532-9200 KING QUEEN ... WE HAVE FUN TOGETHER!! SECOND ANNUAL WINTER CARNIVAL 1987 — 69 TUB G OLD DAYS BeitS Of Luck, Tv The, daU Of 87 Pum m VARSITY CLUB athletics: Practicing not to touch the ball in soccer is one key to success. Working together against your opponent is tough. A coach's guidance is indispensable! sports MINDS AND BODIES For a team to be good the individual player’s thinking has to be developed as well as the physical ability. Practice is a necessary ingredient for success both individually and as a team. Girl's athletics have taken on strong. They have reached new levels of success in '87. Being a winning team is hard work from start to finish. Taking direction and criticism is tough. But. we play hard too! M 0 P F F P £ 0 F T B A L i M 0 P F F P 8 A r F B A L L (Top Row) H. Wemett, D. Taylor, S. Marnell, P. Begins, S. Palmer (Middle Row) S. Welch, H. McCoy, C. Rice, G. Brannon (Bottom Row) L. Gero, J. Raymond, B. Boyea (Top Row) M. Allan, T. Moses, J. Becker, A. Gillings, G. Fiore (Middle Row) S. Santaniello, R. Bessey, C. Halbohm, C. Sargent, E. Wemett (Bottom Row) D. Sheilder, D. Colden, J. Belrose, J. Henderson 74 (Top Row) K. McCoy, J. Boyea, B. Strothenke, L. Beck, S. Pitken, G. Gregoire. (Bottom Row) Coach Parker, L. Jacobs, S. Bowers, D. Sargent, J. Bessey. (Top Row) B. Vanderwalker, B. Taylor, C. Kamine, T. Halbohm, G. Beck, J. Gregoire, M. Delor, D. Rowe, S. VanKueren (man.) (Bottom Row) J. Jacobs, J. Belrose G. LeClaire, M. Speziali, S. MacGregor. O 0 (Top Row) S. Welch, T. Anauo, L. Wemett, K. Gould, C. Rice, K. VanderWiele. (Bottom Row) J. Valler, B. Boyea, L. Mahler, J. Swinton, C. Leah. (Top Row) C. Sargent, A. Fiore, P. Vallor, G. Shaughnessy, B. Brannon, B. McCoy (Middle Row) S. Fariss, J. Welch, J. Belrose, J. Flynn, N. Robinson, R. Welch (Bottom Row) D. Colden, J. Henderson. (Top Row) S. Pitkin, A. Colden, K. Brown, B. Carlson. (Middle) D. Taylor, J. Boyea, V. Venner, Mrs. Parker, D. Sargent, C. Gregoire, S., Bowers. (Bottom) B. Strothenke, K. Hanchett, H. Wemett, S. Hanchett. Missing-K. McCoy. (Top Row) Mr. Shoenstadt, M. Allen, S. VanKueren, G. Armstrong, J. Belrose, M. Speziali, S. Organek, S. Tuller, J. Belrose, J. Camarda. (Bottom Row) S. MacGregor, J. Jacobs, C. Halbohm. (Front Row) H. Wemett, L. Gero, J. Raymond, Miss McNally. (Back Row) C. Flateau, H. McCoy, T. Anaou. (Front Row) B. Brannon, A. Fiore, G. Shaughnessy, D. Colden, J. Belrose, J. Welch, R. Welch. (Back Row) T. LaRock, J. Henderson, B. Carpenter, G. Fiore, A. Gillings, C. Sargent, P. Valler, J. Flynn, Mr. Brock. VARSITY BASKETBALL Top to bottom Coach Speziali 'M. Delore S. Tuller S. Graves C. Halbohm B. Taylor T. LaRock D. Rowe S. MacGregor M. Speziali S. VanKeuren J. Armstrong R. Palmer Top Row Miss Signor P. Begins K. Hanchett B. Strothenke S. Hanchett G. Brannon Borrom Row L. Beck D. Sargent S. Pitkin G. Gregoire G R L £ 79 O $3 7 Top to bottom: K. Shufelt T. Stapley A. Colden- Captain P. Smith- CoCaptain K. Beck Missing: S. Marnell CHEERLEADERS A. Top to bottom: B. Boyea Eagler- CoCaptain J. Miller T. Foster J. Valler Missing: S. Welch- Captain J u N 0 R I A R £ I T Y I A R £ t T Y anodd m 1, N3dV aw moi ano moddm imoft yij noA mm fey BEET WIENEE T'TkCtucf flow, LARRY G. 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KeMj, Odiim, Mcuuyn N.Y. 12870 Td 532-7177 Td 532-7177 DRAKE'S Co giatuixtumi And Good Luck, To Tte, CAm Of 87 90 RESTAURANT Jean, Sr Bid SMhuJrt Tv: Lua - Good Luck, Pot Fuh FROM THE CLAES OF 1987 AND THE YEARBOOK STAFF: Thanh Again T Teachem, Menehanti, Pound, Fnimk, And The, Endue, Comuumdf Of Eehiwm Lake, . . . CangAadJddxmi! Ter The, Claik Of 87 Fkdw, The, DOCTORS STAFF Of ADIRONDACK FAMILY PRACTICE wr And lA ' A i.; , • VK.. I™. IK vt K Tr Xul V i V ASA V V ygVy� i7 21 Four years of friendship, Four years of fun, Moments of sadness Wishing there were none. Times got tough, But we pulled through How could the bunch of us Ever stay blue? oking and the fooling new it was all true, one day I'd be sitting g this to you. I. my friends, ve come a long way ut now it’s time to d-bye to ' ■ VE ;aid we couldn't wait now that it has, We wish we could turn the clock back again. Please don’t forget me, be your friend forever. If you just remember to Treasure our hopes and dreams That mean so much to me. Remember the good, Remember the bad, Four years of friendship, Four years of fun. They’re ending our memories, But new ones have just begun. Well, my friends, its so hard to end, Look back on us, and what we shared Just keep in mind I’ll always be there. Author Unknown I uaul ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------. JOSTEXS