St Regis Falls Central School - Regent Yearbook (St Regis Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1969 volume:

1969 Regent St. Regis Falis Central School, St. Regis Falls, N. Y Old gum after being remodeled in 1957. Elementary wing, added in 1957. Brick school showing the gym before it was rebuilt. SRF Progresses Above the clattering and moving of students the many sounds of progress have been heard throughout the classrooms of SRF. Thus progress became the Editors' choice for the theme of the 1969 REGENT. In 1860 the first indication of a school, a log cabin, arose on St. Regis Falls soil. In 1865 the first actual school, a two-story wooden building was built. This school burned in 1926 and was rebuilt of brick in 1927. in 1938 an addition was made to the south side Part of the south wing , added in 1938. The original two-story school built in 1865 on the same sight as the present building. 2 The new addition, as large as the original school, nears completion. Moving into the new wing makes lots of work for any willing students. Through the Years and in 1957 the gym was remodeled and an elementary wing was added to the north side of the building. Finally in 1968 the new addition and new gym on the west side were started and completed in April, 1969. As the school itself has progressed so have the students. Each year more students, equipped with hard- earned knowledge, leave SRF to face the world. The amount of “Progress” shown in their school plays a big part in the Progress” found in their future. Workmen put up the new basketball scoreboard, one of the final steps. Contents Academic....................5 Activities................. 17 Grades.....................39 Seniors....................49 Ads........................63 Students can hardly wait to start using the new entrances. 3 Dedication To you, Mr. Wever, we the class of 1969 happily dedicate the REGENT, in return for the priceless gifts of knowledge and inspiration you have given us. Although you’re devoted to your profession you always find time to help those who want to be helped, and to pursue your interests in sports and music. Your devotion and long hours, which you put into your profession will always be remembered as an example of the dedication and the responsibility you feel for your students and fellow faculty members. Breaking his own record. At home with wife Judy, John Jr. and Julie. Always challenging! Mr. Wever finds time to keep up with what’s hap- pening outside the class- room. A bedtime story about the “World of Geome- try?” a t MR. JOHN SHARPSTENE Supervising Principal MRS. HELEN BESAW Elementary Principal MR. JAMES SWEENEY High School Principal Administration Mr. Sharpstene attends to one of his early morning duties. 6 Mr. Orton Johnson - President, Mr. James Downs, Mr. Robert Ploof, Mr. Homer Susice, Mr. Royal Phillips, Mr. Keith Prosper, Absent: Mr. Venzo Langdon. We wish to thank the Board of Education for their ever present help, and concern for the stu- dents and faculty. Through the years they have made this school a better place in which to learn, by adding new school space, new teachers, and better facilities. Clerk, John Tripeny, discusses the building project with other Board members and architect. Board of Education IN MEMORY OF MR. PERCIVAL L. ROWELL Mr. Percival L. Rowell will always be remembered for his interest shown in the youth and their activi- ties in the community. Mr. Rowell served as a member of the Board of Education for twenty-one years. Twelve of these years he held the office of President. MRS. P. HOOKER Dental Hygienist MISS A. FAIRCHILD - Kindergarten MRS. R. BENNETT - Grade 3 MR. G. DANFORTH Physical Ed. MR. R. FLEURY French MR. J. CARON - Art MR. B. -McDONALD - Driver Ed. Mr. D. Parks - Mr. R. Hall - Social and English - Mrs. L. Tyrrell - Librarian - Mrs. N. Smith - English. - Mr. J. Wever - Mathematics. 8 MRS. E. HALL - Science MRS. C. MUSSER - Band MRS. L. WHETZEL - Home Ec. MR. S. SEMINATORE - Industrial Arts MRS. D. MENDELSOHN - Business Ed. Regent Advisor MR. B. KIMBALL - Grade 5 MISS S. BRYFONSKI - Grade 6 Faculty MRS. E. TAVERNIER - Grade 4 MISS A. RUSSELL - Reading MRS. J. FISK - Grade 4 MRS. A. HASTINGS - Grade 1 9 MISS H. GOODROW - Grade 5 MRS. B. SUSICE - Grade 1 MRS. M. HANLEY - Grade 2 MRS. I. JONES - Grade 3 MR. R. RUSSELL - Psychologist MRS. C. BENHAM - Ungraded Class MT. T. GRAB - Choral Music MRS. B. GIFFIN - J. H. English MRS. M. LeMIEUX - Nurse and Health Ed. MR. B. JACKSON - J.H. Social MR. F. WEBBER - Grade 6 MR. S. BENNETT - J. H. Math - Science Elementary students look over their new room in the West Wing. Edna Niles, Robin Sochia, Rose Snyder, improve vocabulary thru Password. ” Charlotte Ross and Timmy Wheeler aren't exactly happy the first day of school life. Robert Haynes contemplates the future from a Kindergarden seat. Mr. Caron works to develop fourth graders' artistic talent. Mr. Harper replaces Mrs. Smith at the beginning of the second semester. Mr. Herron, who was recently associated with the Peace Corps,- substitutes for Mrs. Smith. You can tell who the studious ones are. Mrs. Whetzel instructs the eighth graders in a little homemaking. Boys enjoy their favorite sport in gym class. Miss McKeever, first girls' gym teacher, joins staff. 12 Speed is strongly stressed in Shorthand Lab. Laura Kruk is puzzled over her dictating machine. Health Class enjoys a lecture given by Mrs. Lemieux. Gossiping interests Laura Kruk more than eating! Candy Stripers: Maxine Tharrett, and Lynn Vanderwalker. Would you believe this is better than what we get at home? 13 Mr. Wever's math 11 class listens closely to an ex- planation. Buzz has to measure his angles carefully for mechanical drawing. The ungraded class aids the Press Club by stapling the town Newsletter. Monsierr Fleury introduces the freshmen to French I class. Music -minded students enjoy weekly band rehersals. The girls division of the chorus warms-up with Mr. Grab. 14 Lab assistants, Quentin Woods and Ricky Welsh, are interested in learning more about the field of science. Proper use of weights and measures is necessary for doing a physics lab. Mr. Hall experiments with an informal discussion group instead of regular classes. Even Mrs. Hall seems stumped by this problem. Social studies students vote for their choice of the presidential candidates. These students get a chance to hit the road during driver ed. class. 15 COOKS: Mrs. Bushey, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Ward AIDS: Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Welsh Non- Teaching Personnel The non-teaching personnel, who work to make us more comfortable, to feed us, and to get us to school on time, has increased to four cooks, two regular and three part-time janitors, and nine bus drivers. This is definitely a sign that our school is progressing. BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Perry, Mr. Servant, Mr. Fefee, Mr. Woods, Mr. Susice, Mr. Wait, Mr. Catura SECRETARIES: Miss Barney, Mrs. Courtney CUSTODIANS: Mr. Woods, Mr. Bishop, Mr. Farmer, Mr. Brown, Mr. Fadden 16 Activities BOTTOM: B. Wait, J. Fraser, R. Jenkinson, C. Baker, D. Greguire, J. Soucy, F. Arcadi, K. Benham, L. Kruk, H. Haynes, B. Sweeney, M. Peck, P. Oshier, R. DeBuque, D. Ploof, B. Bailey, T. Collins, J. Parker, J. Johnson. 18 Regent Staff Staff members enjoy spaghetti before long hours of work. Second grader thinks wisely by buying a sub scription to the yearbook. Editors, Kathy and Bernie, have to work hard to meet the deadline. Regent Editor takes time out to campaign while at ESSPA Conference. Meteorology Club BOTTOM: C. Baker, M. Tharrett, M. Baker, B. Patnode, E. Haynes, A. Patnode, D. Jenkins, S. Smith, K. Marsh, C. Trim, D. Smith, J. Soucy, S. French, J. Lucas, D. Mayville, J. Johnson, Bobbie, B. Groebler, J. Debuque, J. White, M. Taylor, S. Dimick, S. Forkey, L. Fadden, C. Caron, S. Kelley, C. Quinn, D. Cheney, R. Hanley, M. Cole, C. Groebler, S. Sochia, G. Jandrew, C. Chesbrough, D. Haynes, S. Ploof, K. Knowlton. BOTTOM: S. Ploof, D. Haynes, C. Quinn, J. Hewitt, T. Poquette, C. DeCarr, D. Shanty, M. DeCarr, M. Austin, M. Prosper, R. DeCarr, R. DeBuque, B. Perry. Future Homemakers of America 19 BOTTOM: D. Haynes, M. Cole, B. Benham, B. Sweeney, R. Hanley, L. Vanderwalker, K. Shanty, P. Collins, D. Bishop, J. Debuque, H. Haynes, K. Benham, D. Austin, S. Wolfe, L. Danforth, B. Bailey, R. DeBuque, C. LaBounty, H. Goodrow, M. Peck, T. DeCaxr. SITTING: R. DeBuque, B. Sweeney, L. Vanderwalker, B. Benham, K. Shanty. STANDING: C. LaBounty, H. Goodrow, M. Peck, S. Wolfe, H. Haynes, K. Benham, D. Austin, T. DeCarr, L. Danforth, B. Bailey. 20 Majorettes BOTTOM: S. Dimick, J. Fraser, K. Marsh, C. Chesbrough, D. Jenkins, L. Fadden. Brass Ensemble LEFT: S. Wolfe, T. DeCarr, K. Benham, B. Bailey, R. DeBuque, L. Danforth, H. Haynes. BOTTOM: L. Marsh. K. Knowlton, L. Niles, D. Bishop, R. Hanley, M. Cole, P. Smith, D. Haynes, M. Cole, C. Bailey, S. Bailey, P. Prior, H. Johnson, D.Tessier, L. Wood, D. Conger, M. Kelley, B. Wilson, B. Marsh, W. Hadlock, M. Austin, C. Niles, W. Hewitt, C. Tharrett, K. Goodrow, M. Hanley, R. Ches- brough, W. Goyea. 21 BOTTOM: M. Trim, K. Marsh, J. Soucy, M. Baker, M. Tharrett, B. Trombley, J. Fraser, S. Trombley, R. Jenkinson, D. Greguire, L. Fadden, C. Baker, J. Lucas, P. Collins, Di. Lucas. R. Rockhill, S. Bailey, D. Lucas, L. LaBounty, C. Foster, B. Sweeney, C. Chesbrough, D. Tharrett, C. Trim, S. French, E. Haynes, S. Wolfe, D. Wood, J. Vanderwalker, J. White, G. Bacon, K. Rockhill, K. Benham, L. Danforth, M. Jock, G. Tharrett, R. O'Neil, D. Vanderwalker, T. DeCarr, A. Sheldon, K. Cole, W. Haynes, K. Shanty, D. Jenkins, R. DeBuque, M. Oshier, A. Wait, R. O'Neil, B. Greguire, D. LaFleur, S. Aiken, L. Collins, R. Phillips, D. Hart. Junior Chorus BOTTOM: R. Katynski, 13. Groebler, J. Johnson, K. Knowlton, C. Chesbrough, D. Mayville, J. Hewitt, S. Bobbie, C. Groebler, Y. Holmes, D. Cheney, P. Prior, P. DeCarr, C. Bailey, S. Sochia, L. Niles, R. Hanley, B. Wilson, W. Hewitt, L. Arno, T. Premo, C. Niles, R. DeBuque, M. Austin, M. Kelley, G. Palmer, K. Goodrow, C. Tharrett, W. Hadlock, T. Poquette, G. Aiken, D. Conger, L. Marsh, B. Marsh, R. Chesbrough, C. Vanderwalker, L. Otero, D. Ross. Elementary Chorus 23 BOTTOM: A. Prosper, L. Cheney, B. Clark, J. Jenkinson, M. Tharrett, S. Shanty, M. Baker, J. Vanderwalker, D. Tharrett, D. Woods, B. Ross, B. Trombley, D. Francis, S. Trombley, M. Trim, A. Welsh, W. Haynes, V. Premo, K. Shanty, R. Rockhill, R. Friend, C. LaBounty, S. Wolfe, W. Jandrew, B. Shanty, S. Smith, S. Forkey, Di. Lucas, L. LaBounty, D. Lucas, K. Cole, Q. Woods, T. DeCarr, J. Rozon, J. Parker, H. Goodrow, J. Johnson. Press Club A toast is proposed at ESSPA banquet. Press Club members enjoy the Syracuse campus while attending ESSPA. Freshmen are sworn in at Press Club banquet. The Siren often keeps Helen at her typewriter until after dark. Cathy manages to letter good headlines in spite of her poor working conditions. Running-off the Siren, final step after a month of hard work for editors, Becky and Brenda. Siren Staff BOTTOM: K. Benham, J. Soucy, C. 'Baker, D. Smith, L. Kruk, H. Haynes, B. Sweeney, G. Ross, C. Foster, R. Jenkinson, B. Wait, L. Danforth, F. Arcadi, D. Ploof, B. Bailey. BOTTOM: D. Lucas, H. Haynes, R. Jenkinson, J. Rozon, L. Danforth, T. DeCarr, D. Shanty, R. Katy- nski, T. Premo, D. Jenkins, B. Bailey, B. Sweeney, M. Trim, T. Niles, C. Chesbrougb, Q. Woods, K. Cole. Student Council Helen Haynes, running for Secretary, A clever poster, made catches makes campaign speech. the eyes of many. 26 Tickets please, if you care to play the game. Seniors busy themselves with Yogi's Winter Carnival Prince, Ronnie Chesbrough and Princess, Candy Groebler are very willing to pose. Sophomores box popcorn at Carnival. King, Jim Parker and Queen, Bernie Sweeney lend their happy smiles. 27 Parents and faculty enjoy themselves at the tea held after the induction ceremony. Senior member, Bernie Sweeney, speaks on the aspects of Service. Probationary members will have to work hard to maintain their high averages. Brenda’s face reflects the feeling of achievement she must have. National Honor Society Juniors take the oath that will make them official members. Joan Duquette is escorted to the stage to receive the oath. 28 SITTING: B. Sweeney, Treasurer; B. Wait, Vice-Pres.; K. Benham, President; R. Jenkinson, Secretary, STANDING: A. Welsh, S. Wolfe, L. Danforth, I.. Vanderwalker, J. Rozon, J. Duquette, Q. Woods. Members hold a meeting to discuss plans for a trip to Ottawa in the spring. Officers work out the details and make final arrangements. The Book Fair offers the studentbody a break in their regular class routine. Advisor, Mrs. Smith helps to hold down the fort 29 Baseball Hammond 0 SRF 8 Hermon-DeKalb 0 2 Morristown 4 3 Lisbon 14 19 Brushton-Moira 7 0 Heuvelton 3 8 Hammond 5 12 Hermon-DeKalb 4 3 Morristown 7 0 Lisbon 6 22 Brushton-Moira 9 6 Heuvelton 6 4 JIM SHANTY: All-star pitcher, two years. Good pitching can determine the outcome of a game. KNEELING: Bat-boy-T. Cox, J. Shanty, W. Marsh, D. Ploof, K. Wheeler, Manager - R. DeBuque, STANDING: K. Kenny, J. Rozon, R. Rockhill, B. Lucas, L. Danforth, Coach Parks, R. O’Neil, D. Pondysh, M. Peck, R. Langdon, W. Haynes. 30 SITTING: K. DeBuque, A. Wait, D. Ploof, C. LaBounty, P. Susice, R. Palmer, K. Cole, G. Tharrett, KNEELING: L. Collins, W. Haynes, S. Aiken, R. Langdon, J. Parker, W. Marsh, G. Mushtare, D. Vanderwalker, G. Parker, T. Peer, STANDING: E. Aiken, A. Sheldon, L. Danforth, M. Bailey, B. Lucas, Coach Seminatore, L. May ville, B. Bailey, J. Rozon, M. Peck, R. Downs, M. Jock. Soccer The Varsity soccer squad concluded their second year of league play with a 9-0-2 record. Still unable to show in the win column, the Saints developed an offensive punch that proved to be an obstacle to the opposition. The league leaders just squeaked by the SRF team. SRF has an excess of manpower all eager to get their foot on the ball. One thing always found on the soccer field is plenty of action. Colton 3 SRF 0 Edwards 2 2 St. Joseph's 0 0 Knox 1 1 Clifton Fine 3 0 Harrisville 3 0 Colton 4 0 Edwards 2 1 Knox 5 0 Clifton-Fine 3 1 Harrisville 3 1 “non-league 31 An ankle injured in practice has to be taped before the final match. A proud team displays it second trophy in two years. Volleyball :. Foster, B. Trombley, B. Benham, L. Kruk, M. Tharrett, V. Premo, J. Vanderwalker, K. Benham, B. 5weenev. 32 Field Day Diane’s might swing wasn't enough to put SRF on top in softball. The final score was only 8-13. Sandy's effort wins her a second place in the Softball Throw with a distance of 133 yards. The outcome of the game often depends on the team's serving ability. The sack race adds a little comedy to the events of the day. Coach Musser takes both victory and defeat in smiling good humor. Laura puts some real umph into a desperate attempt to make this one count. Players discuss their strategy before lining up for the game. f The Saints and their fans express their feeling as Brad displays the trophy. TP Bruce Bailey 339 Brad Lucas 337 Larry Danforth 257 Mike Bailey 225 “We’re Number One’’ In spite of injuries the Saints defeat old rival Brushton, by 14. Cheer-leaders enthusiastically lead the crowd in yelling, We're no. 1. For the first time since the 1948-49 season the SRF “Saints' went through an undefeated season, won the playoffs and captured an undisputed St. Lawrence Valley League Championship. Four of the “Saints first five had scores in double columns. The defense, led by Mark Peck and Mike Bailey, kept the opposition jumping and two SRF offensive men, Bruce Bailey and Brad Lucas, were league leaders in scoring. PG FS 18.0 67% 17.9 70% 14.2 53% 12.5 51% Mr. Parks is congratulated for a job well done and gets a free ride from an appreciative team. Brad, 1st all-star, Mark, Bruce, 3rd all-star, Mike, honorable mention, and Larry, 7th all-star, accept honors for their team. Parishville 56 SRF 80 Colton 59 63 Hammond 61 72 Brushton-Moira 57 87 Lisbon 61 84 Heuvelton 75 89 Hermon-DeKalb 26 43 Morristown 52 84 Morristown 51 91 Hammond 51 93 Brushton-Moira 50 69 Lisbon 57 86 Heuvelton 65 72 Hermon-DeKalb 43 77 Brushton-Moira 43 57 Heuvelton 59 76 non-league playoffs KNEELING: R. Downs, D. Ploof, Manager - V. Premo, J. Rozon, J. Parker, STANDING: D. Skiff, T. Lucas, L. Danforth, B. Bailey, Mr. D. Parks, M. Bailey, B. Lucas, C. Maxfield, M. Peck. Varsity Basketball Big Bruce outreaches his opponent to claim the rebound. Mike's center position finds him in plenty of action. The Saints” line-up, a formidable Larry concentrates on obstacle for the opposition. getting the ball through the hoop. 35 J.V. CHEERLEADERS: SITTING: Di. Lucas, STANDING: D. Jenkins, B. Patnode, D. Lucas, C. Chesbrough, A. Patnode. Cheer- leading Cheerleaders add to the crowds en joyment by selling candy. Go, team, go! Shouts the varsity squad. KNEELING: K. Cole, T. Peet, G. Tharrett, D. Vanderwalker, A. Wait, G. Smith, P. Susice, STANDING: Coach Seminatore, A. Sheldon, S. Aiken, L. MayVille, J. Fraser, W. Marsh, W. Haynes, L. Collins, Manager - K. Shanty. 36 Laura was just one of the girls to get a cheer- ing award. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: KNEELING: S. Jandrew, D. Greguire, STAND- ING: S. Trombley, L. The Little Saints Take full ad- vantage of a time out. LaBounty, R. Jenkinson, L. Kruk. SRF Parishville 38 42 Colton 37 29 Hammond 45 55 Brushton-Moira 54 24 Lisbon 49 40 Heuvelton 52 47 Hermon-DeKalb 36 27 Morristown 47 54 Morristown 47 57 Hammond 32 37 Brushton-Moira 50 31 Lisbon 51 59 Heuvelton 50 40 Hermon-DeKalb non-league J.V. Basketball Leon sinks a free throw to get more points up on the board. Everyone tensely waits for the ball to come down and the game to start. 37 7th Grade Basketball SITTING: G. Jandrew, C. Groebler, D. Haynes, S. Sochia, S. Ploof, C. Chesbrough, M. Finnegan, STANDING: G. Caron, C, DeCarr, K. Gadoua, J, LaBarr, R. DeCarr, R. DeBuque, Coach Bennett, L. Arne, M. Austin, T. Poquette, T. Cox, R. Conger. SITTING: B. Countryman, S. Bobbie, B. Groebler, C. Vanderwalker, R. Hanley, J. DeBuque, J. Johnson, STANDING: D. Ross, R. Chesbrough, L. Marsh, T. Niles, A. Snyder, R. Jandrew, C. Tharrett, Coach S. Bennett, C. Niles, M. Johnson, J. Provost, M. Kelley, D. Conger, B. Marsh, P. Arcadi, H. Greguire. 8th Grade Basketball 38 Grades Kindergarten BOTTOM: T. Votra, T. Lucas, G. Snyder, B. Snyder, T. Premo, J. Walker, C. Walker, P. Hewitt, T. Premo, R. Thomas, J. Hadlock, M. Sevey, D. Peck, A. Johnson, V. Hastings, S. Prior, R. Perry, K. Provost, C. Ross, R. Snyder, K. Smith, L. Tessier, C. Ploof, L. Ashley, P. Kruk, R. Haynes, T. Wheeler, M. Pickett, S. Prior, C. Searles, J. Palmer, T. Susice, T. Henderson, T. Bouvier, L. Sather, K. Gibson. Grade One BOTTOM: D. Hart, S. Brown, J. Frasher, M. LaPage, J. Johnson, C. Bouvier, B. Eells, M. La Bounty, R. Roy, A. Debuque, G. Hadlock, J. Perry, V. Gibson, K. Le Mieux, J. Maxfield, L. Clookey, T. Smith, R. Jenkins, S. Sheldon, K. Aiken, M. Joanette, F. Groebler, V. Walker, T. Parks, B. Perry, K. Drake, N. Peet, L. Boulds, B. Joanette, S. Ross, D. Sexton, J. Jandrew, B. Black, D. Hazelton, R. Cox, M. Trim, R. Snyder, D. Cutter, M. DeCarr, V. Quinn, M. Smith, L. Snyder, W. Ross, T. Farmer, J. Palmer, R. Marsh, K. Godreau, S. Prior, S. DeCarr, J. Jerome. 40 Grade Two BOTTOM: M. Hewitt, A. Susice, T. Sweet, M. Goyea, T. Debuque, T. Brooms, C. Lohr, D. Vander- walker, K. Palmer, W. Moose, R. Farmer, D. Cox, J. Wever, G. Tharrett, B. Clookey, S. Sevey, W. LaBounty, S. Prior, B. Marsh, C. Prosper, B. Morey, L. LaMieux, T. Wheeler, K. Johnson, T. Johnson, C. Bobbitt, S. Walker, T. Lucas, R. Snyder, C. Cole, C. Ashley, J. Roy, V. Richards, S. LaPage, J. Gibson, J. Brabon, K. DeShaw, M. Hewitt, J. Dufrane, R. LaBounty, R. Ploof, M. Black, M. Aiken, K. Lohr, R. Godreau, C. Durgan. Grade Three BOTTOM: V. Wilson, C. Sochia, N. Butler, J. Snyder, B. Bailey, P. LaBounty, D. Sevey, L. Brown, T. Parks, S. Prior, D. Mosher, J, Skiff, R. Hart, B, Deragon, D. DeShaw, G. Desnoyers, M. Wheeler, R. Snyder, C. Greguire, R. Clookey, C. Provost, J. Marsh, C. DeShaw, J. Palmer, D, DeCarr, R. Snyder, S. Farmer, M. Niles, J. Chesbrough, J. Walker, D. DeCarr, T. Finnegan, C. Bishop, R. Fefee, D. Sexton. 41 BOTTOM: T. Groebler, S. Richards, P. Dufrane, L. Sheldon, B. Haskell, S. Prior, P. Jandrew, J. John- son, D. Martin, J. Ross, D. Forrette, P. Ploof, D. Hadlock, D. Shanty, C. LaBounty, J. Holmes, C. Parks, T. Joanette, J. Cole, A. Smith, J. Vanderwalker, H. LaBarr, S. Ashley, R. Desnoyers, S. Amo, F. Quinn, D. Taylor, J. Ross, T. Clarke, C. Maxfield, S. Niles, W. Bailey, T. Knowlton, D. Perry, C. Kelley, D. Patnode, W. Brooms, D. Sexton, J. Conger, W. Farmer, L. Bobbie, W. Ploof, D. Perry, H. Godreau. Grade Five BOTTOM: R. Sheldon, B. Downs, D. Groebler, J. Brabon, G. Boyce, V. Moose, P. Finnegan, S. Ches- brough, H. Johnson, P. Goodrow, A. Clookey, R. Mushtare, A. Haskell, D. Tessier, K. Aiken, S. Bishop, M. Perry, J. Haskell, D. Bailey, D. Collins, M. Poquette, E. Synder, M. Tharrett, L. Ploof, B. Haynes, M. Richards, M. Walker, M. Caron, B. Hewitt, B. Quinn, B. Marsh, M, Mosher, B. Smith, D. Sexton, T. Pondysh, L. Wood, J. LaBounty, R. Provost, D. Peck, C. Richards, D. Ploof, P. Premo, N. LaVare, S. Countryman, H. Ross, F. Arcadi, J. Lucas, M. Hanley, R. Forrette, L. Farmer, T. Johnson, P. Katynski. 42 Grade Six BOTTOM: R. Snyder, B. Hewitt, R. Sochia, T. Bishop, C. Haynes, M. Cole, L. Palmer, C. Wood, D. Cox, G. Debuque, G. Conger, M. Ploof, J. Hadlock, R. Howe, P. Clark, D. Mott, E. Niles, R. Caron, K. Shanty, J. Arno, T. Forkey, L. Remington, K. LaFrance, D. Tharrett, A. Richards, J. Finnegan, W. Goyea, N. Morey, S. Sheldon, S. Bailey, Sh. Bailey, L. LaPage, K. Brown, R. FeFee, L. Provost, T. Mosher, G. Niles, W. Collins, J. Fraser, R. Fefee, R. Rozon. Grade Seven BOTTOM: R. Hanley, J. DeBuque, B. Groebler, L. Niles, J. Johnson, P. Smith, D. Bishop, C. Bailey, R. Katynski, L. Otero, R. Chesbrough, L. Marsh, B. Countryman, D. Mayville, S. Bobbie, D. Cheney, P. Prior, C. Thomas, C. Vanderwalker, P. Arcadi, L. Palmer, J. Provost, R. Jandrew, C. Tharrett, W. Hewitt, W. Hadlock, G. Jenkins, K. Goodrow, B. Marsh, D. Conger, D. Ross, M. Kelley, D. Sexton, B. Wilson, T. Niles, T. Sheldon, G. Palmer, C. Niles, T. Premo, L. Arno, G. Aiken. 43 Grade Eight BOTTOM: C. Groebler, M. Finnegan, G. Jandrew, M. Cole, C. Quinn, C. Chesbrough, K. Knowlton, D. Haynes, C. Haskell, S. Sochia, T. Cox, C. DeCarr, M. DeCart, R. Conger, G. Caron, A. Smith, M. Austin, R. DeCarr, D. Shanty, R. Cox, J. LaBarr, K. Gadoua, E. Hewitt, I. Cascanette, Y. Holmes, P. DeCarr, S. Ploof, J. Hewitt, T. Poquette, M. Prosper, B. Perry, L. Patnode, L. Bobbie, J. Fraser, F. Hewitt, R. Debuque, W. Hart. Ungraded Class BOTTOM: J. Elmer, K. Lucey, H. Barrett, S. Hadlock, I. Luther, J. Steininger, G. Russell, V. Jock, A. White, J. Jock, E. Follett, A. Snyder, T. Martin, P. Pickering, S. Dishaw, D. Ploof. 44 CLASS OFFICERS: Ronnie O'Neil, Secretary; Beth Benham, President; Anne Patnode, Treasurer; Steve Aiken, Vice-President. Class of 72 BOTTOM: L. Fadden, J. White, G. Bacon, C. Caron, J. Lucas, E. Haynes, S. French, C. Trim, D. Jenkins, K. Marsh, D. Rivers, S. Dimick, B. Greguire, M. Jock, P. Susice, K. Chesbrough, P. Collins, K. Rockhill, B. Benham, S. Bailey, D. Vanderwalker, L. Collins, A. Wait, B. Patnode, S. Kelley, A. Patnode, E. Hastings, M. Maxfield, R. O'Neil, D. Woodward, T. Peet, G. Parker, T. Niles, D. La Fleur, G. Smith, C. Tharrett, R. Palmer, J. LaBarr, G. Susice, W. Maxfield, K. Debuque, D. Drew, R. Cox, S. Aiken, T. Patnode, R. Phillips, D. Hart. 145 BOTTOM: Di. Lucas, D. Lucas, D. Ford, S. Forkey, A. Barkley, C. Shanty, D. Wood, B. Ross, R. Rock- hill, B. Trombley, J. Jenkinson, J. Vanderwalker, S. Brown, W. Jandrew, B. Shanty, S. Smith, C. La- Bounty, G. Mushtare, R. Cox, W. Haynes, C. Dimick, V. Premo, G. Niles, A. Sheldon, J. Stowe, K. Shanty, C. Hadlock, L. Mayville, K. Cole, W. Marsh, R. O'Neil, J. Baker. CLASS OFFICERS: Rhea Rockhill, President; Walter Haynes, Treasurer; Diane Wood, Vice-President; Diane Lucas, Secretary. Class of 71 BOTTOM: J. Duquette, D. Tharrett, S. Trombley, M. Trim, D. Francis, D. Trim, S. Jandrew, W. Barney, L. Vanderwalker, M. Tharrett, L. LaBounty, M. Baker, S. Wolfe, D. Skiff, K. Prosper, T. DeCarr, L. Danforth, D. Austin, R. Langdon, K. McGarvey, Q. Woods, A. Welsh, J. Fadden, D. Clark, G. Deragon, J. Shanty, G. Remington, P. Tharrett, J. Rozon, R. Downs, T. Lucas, M. Bailey. Class of 70 Juniors show that fund- raising can be both fun and hard work. CLASS OFFICERS: Lynn Vanderwalker, Shirley Jandrew, Co-secretaries; James Rozon, Vice-President; Larry Danforth, Treasurer; Ricky Welsh, President. Years’ Activities Juniors preparing O. E. S. Buffet. The.Class of '68 prepares for Now engaged, Jean Fraser and Lindsey Addison at Sr. Ball Winners at Science Fair R. Welsh, Q. Woods, S. Wolfe, R. Friend. lilKHI I JUlll mrmumm Land in Jail on Law class's first trip to court house. Not all eyes on Mr. Grab, when Grade choir performs. Good eating at Jr. -Sr. Banquet 48 Seniors 49 BRENDA WAIT Bren CHARLES FORKEY Earl EDITH HEWITT Tatsy EDGAR AIKEN Ed CLASS OFFICERS: Brenda Wait, Treasurer; Bruce Bailey, President; Helen Haynes, Vice-President; Laura Kruk, Secretary. 51 CATHY BAKER Boso 52 PETER OSHIER Mickey REBECCA JENKINSON Jinks - Salutatorian RALPH DEBUQUE ’’Barf DIANNE SMITH Di DAVID PLOOF Buzzy GLORIA ROSS Glo JEAN FRASER Jeannie LINDSEY ADDISON Beaver 53 CHARLES MAXFIELD Sonny RANDALL AIKEN Randy JAMES PALMER Diddle” CATHERINE FOSTER Cathy TERRANCE COLLINS Tom DIANE GREGUIRE Greg 55 LINDSEY ADDISON - Mother Beats the Band EDGAR AIKEN - Basketball 10,11,12; Volleyball 10,12; Soccer 11,12; Mother Beats the Band RANDY AIKEN - Volleyball 9,10,11; The Cupid Computer FREDERICK ARCADI - Press Club 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11, President 11; Science Club 9; Regent Staff 12; Siren Staff 12; ESSPA 12; Honor Society 10; The Cupid Computer BRUCE BAILEY - Basketball 9,10,11,12; Captain 11; Baseball 10,11,12; Soccer 10,11,12; Siren Staff 11,12; Regent Staff 12; Press Club 10,11,12; Science Club 9,11; Band 9,10,11,12, Vice-President 11; Brass Ensemble 10,11,12; Stage Band 11,12; NYSSMA Festival Ensemble 11; The Cupid Computer CATHY BAKER - Chorus 9,10,11,12; Press Club 10,11,12; Science Club 9; Regent Staff 12; Siren Staff 12; F. H.A. Secretary 12; Mother Beats the Band ; The Cupid Computer KATHRYN BENHAM - Band 9,10,11,12, Secretary 11, Vice-President 12; Stage Band 11,12; Brass Ensemble 10, 11,12; Volleyball 9,11,12; ESSPA 12; NYSSMA Ensemble Festival 11; Chorus 10,11,12; Science Club 9; Library Club 9; Co-Captain of Magazine Campaign 12; Press Club 11,12; Co-Editor of Regent 12; Siren Staff 12; Honor Society 10,11,12, President 12; 1st prize Science Fair 9,10; Valedictorian 8; Highest Average 9,10,11; The Cupid Computer BRIAN CLARK - Mother Beats the Band TERRANCE COLLINS - Soccer 11; Basketball 10; The Cu'pid Computer RALPH DEBUQUE - Band 9,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Soccer 10,11; Chorus 11,12; Basketball Manager 11; Baseball 11; NYSSMA Ensemble Festival 11; NYSSMA Sectional Band 9; Mother Beats the Band CHARLES FORKEY - Baseball 10,11; Soccer 10; Basketball 10; The Cupid Computer ; Honor Society 10,11,12 CATHERINE FOSTER - Cheerleading 10,11; Chorus 9,11,12; Volleyball 10,11,12; Press Club 10,11,12; Science Club 9; Honor Society 10; Mother Beats the Band ; The Cupid Computer JEAN FRASER - Band 9,10; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Press Club 10,11,12; Library Council 9,10; F. H.A. 12; Major- ette 11,12; Magazine Campaign Second Highest Salesman 11, High Salesman 12; Mother Beats the Band Regent Staff 12 DIANE GREGUIRE - Chorus 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 12; Cheerleading 12; Best Homemaker of the Year 11; Mother Beats the Band HELEN HAYNES - Band 9,10,11,12, Treasurer 11; Chorus 9,10; Press Club 10,11,12; Science Club 9,11; Honor Society 10; Class Vice-President 12; Mother Beats the Band ; Brass Ensemble 10,11,12; NYSSMA Ensemble Festival 11; Student Council 11,12, Secretary 12 EDITH HEWITT - Library Council 9,10; F. H.A. 11; Mother Beats the Band ; The Cupid Computer REBECCA JENKINSON - Student Council 9,10,12, President 12; Class Vice-President 10; Science Club 9; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Press Club 10,11,12; Co-Editor of Siren 12; Regent Staff 12; ESSPA 12; Honor Society 10,11,12; Secretary 12; Second Prize Science Fair 9; Salutatorian 8; The Cupid Computer JAMES JOHNSON - Press Club 10,11,12; Regent Staff 12; Volleyball 11; Basketball Manager 9; Baseball Manager 9; Soccer Manager 10; ESSPA 12; The Cupid Computer LAURA KRUK - Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Class Secretary 11,12; Class Treasurer 10; Chorus 9,10; Science Club 9; Regent Staff 12; Siren Staff 12; Mother Beats the Band ; Volleyball 10,11,12; Press Club 10,12 BRAD LUCAS - Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Soccer 10,11,12; Press Club 10,11,12; Science Club 9,10,11, Vice-President 10; Basketball All-Star 11,12; Baseball All-Star 10; Soccer All-Star 12; The Cupid Computer MICKEY OSHIER - Basketball 9,10; Baseball 9,11,12; Regent Staff 12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; The Cupid Com- puter CHARLES MAXFIELD - Basketball 11,12; Soccer 11; Volleyball 10; Mother Beats the Band JAMES PALMER - Mother Beats the Band JAMES PARKER - Basketball 10,11,12; Soccer 10,11,12; Volleyball 11; Class President 10; Science Club 9,10,11, President 11; Treasurer 10; Press Club 10,11,12; Regent Staff 12; Student Council 11; Mother Beats the Band ; The Cupid Computer MARK PECK - Basketball 9,10,11,12; Soccer 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Regent Staff 12; Percussion Ensemble 11,12; Soccer All-Star 12; Class President 11; Mother Beats the Band DAVID PLOOF - Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Soccer 10,11,12; Library Club 9; Press.Club 10, 11,12; Associate Editor of Regent 12; Siren Staff 12; ESSPA 12; Science Club 9,10,11, Vice-President 9; Student Council 9,10,11, Treasurer 11; Class Treasurer 11; The Cupid Computer GLORIA ROSS - Press Club 10,11,12; F.H.A. 11,12; Science Club 9,10; Library Council 9,10 DIANE SMITH - Press Club 10,11,12; Siren Staff 11,12; Science Club 9; F.H.A. 12; Mother Beats the Band JANE SOUCY - Press Club 10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Regent Staff 12; Siren Staff 12; Science Club 10; F.H.A. 12; Mother Beats the Band BERNADETTE SWEENEY - Band 10,11,12, President 12; Stage Band 11,12; NYSSMA Sectional Chorus 10; NYSSMA Ensemble Festival 11; ESSPA 12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Student Council 12; Saxaphone Ensemble 11, 12; Class Vice-President 11; Siren Staff 12; Co-Editor of Regent 12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Science Club 9; Co-Captain Magazine Campaign 12; Press Club 10,11,12; 1st prize Science Fair 10; 2nd prize Science Fair 9; Honor Society 10,11,12, Treasurer 12; The Cupid Computer ; Cheerleading 9 BRENDA WAIT - Cheerleading 10,11; Press Club 10,11,12; Siren Staff 12; Co-Editor of Siren 12; ESSPA 12; Class Secretary 10; Science Club 9; Honor Society 10,11,12, Vice-President 12; N.Y.S. Mathematics Award 11; Salutatorian 8; Chorus 10,11; The Cupid Computer KENNETH WHEELER - Basketball 9,10,11; Baseball 9,10,11; The Cupid Computer 57 BOTTOM: B. Lucas, B. Wait, B. Bailey, B. Sweeney, R. Aikens, E. Hewitt, K. Wheeler, C. Baker, J. Parker, R. Jenkinson, E. Aikens, C. Foster, J. Johnson, L. Kruk, D. Ploof, B. Clark, H. Haynes, T. Col- lins, D. Smith, R. DeBuque, C. Forkey, K. Benham, J. Soucy, M. Peck, D. Greguire, F. Arcadi, J. Palmer, M. Oshier, J. Fraser, L. Addison. Progress in development is pictured in these two photographs taken in the early elementary years, and in the senior year of high school. At the right are Gloria Ross who joined the class in the 7th grade; Charles Maxfield who joined in grade 10; and Diane Judware and Shirley Burdo joining in the last half of the 12th year. Progress Thru Physical Development SRF's six entries for prince and princess of the Malone Winter Carnival. Bernie and Mark cook hotdogs to sell at basket- ball games to help get the seniors to Washing- ton, D. C. Senior Events ’68-’69 Winning candidates from SRF, Becky and Bruce, dine at the Malone Elks Club. Members of the senior class attend the Christ- mas Tea held by the F. H.A. Buzz and Jim tend the coke bar during half- time at one of the ball games. Cathy and Diane help their class by selling Saints banners in the halls. 59 The Cupid Computer’’ Meet the jolly-good stage crew. Julie--------- Calvin-------- Marge-------- Mr. Mason - - Rodney ----- • Susan ------- Harry-------- Kirk......... Leila------- ■ Dave-------- Blanche ----- Mrs. Carstairs Lights - - Curtains Make-up Sound - - ..............BERNIE SWEENEY ................DAVID PLOOF ................KATHY BENHAM .................JIM JOHNSON .................KEN WHEELER --------------CATHY BAKER ................BRUCE BAILEY ................ FRED ARCADI ................CATHY FOSTER ..................JIM PARKER ...........BECKY JENKINSON ................BRENDA WAIT Students: TERRY COLLINS BRAD LUCAS BRIAN CLARK EDITH HEWITT RANDY AIKEN DIANE GREGUIRE Stagehelp CHARLES FORKEY MICKEY OSH1ER EDGAR AIKEN •............- -TERRY COLLINS .............CHARLES MAXFIELD ..................JEAN FRASER ■...................JIM PARKER Senior Plays Say Rodney; Aren't you blowing on the wrong end? If you want my opinion Mr. Mason Computer Dating is ridiculous! 60 The latest challenge for the Beatles is the newly organized Kitchen Kadettes. “Mother Beats the Band” Mrs. Sheridan —-------- CATHY BAKER Mr. Sheridan...........BEAV ADDISON Dee....................CATHY FOSTER Tucker-----------------RALPH DEBUQUE Sally....................LAURA KRUK Pineapple................BRIAN CLARK Mrs. Calhoun...........HELEN HAYNES Mr. Calhoun ------ JAMES PALMER Cornelius Calhoun-------- - MARK PECK THE KRAZY KITCHEN KADETTES Mrs. Briggs - -- -- -- -- JEAN FRASER Mrs. Phipps..........DIANE GREGUIRE Mrs. Cohen..............EDITH HEWITT Mrs. Gallagher-----------------DIANE SMITH Mrs. Grimm----------------------JANE SOUCY Mrs. Riley - -- -- -- -- -GLORIA ROSS This kind of work gets Tuck Look Dee- How'd ya like a hammer right in the kisser! completely tuckered out. 61 Death, played by Cindy Parks, leads the Fourth Grade in the Dance Macabre. Senior Carnival Brad Bailey's costume wins the homemade category. Mrs. Whetzel explains to the seniors how to handle food. Terry Collins and Mrs. Hastings act as make-up men for the elementary floor-show. Terry Joanette contributes by sitting lor a The Candy Store, operated by thrifty seniors, adds silhouette. to the profits. 63 Compliments of D. J. LAVEAN'S EXCAVATING Massena New York LANGDON'S SHOPPING CENTER For Better Goods Dickinson Center, __ New York Compliments of LEON R. 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