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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1984 volume:

Table of Contents i 1984 Regent dedication Mr. Wayne Walbridge Throughout our high school years, you have not only been our teacher but our friend. You have treated us as equals instead of in- feriors, and communicated with us openly, as if we had been long time friends. No matter how trivial the problem, you have been one of few willing to give up free time to help us. You are one who shows real professional concern in giving advice and in helping in any way you can. In our opinion, you will always remain the friend you have always been. With sincere gratitude, we, the graduating class of 1984, proudly dedicate the 1984 Regent to you, Mr. Wayne Walbridge. 2 §pecial Recognition The Class of 1984 would like to extend their thanks to Karleen lohnson for her many years of dedication and support to our class! We will always remember you as a caring individual who has always been willing to sacrifice your time to students of our school and to people of the community. 3 Senior Class Officers Vice President: Lisa White, Secretary: Jodi lesmer, President: Mickey Smith, Treasurer: Dawn Chase. 4 §eniors LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, loanne Beaudoin, leave to Mr. South my great looks and charm to carry on Suzette Belile, leave my love for Harley Davidsons to Mia Sheldon. Debbie White and Dianne loannette ; L Dawn Chase, will leave my hair to Mr. Keating for his receding hair line. I, Kelly Farmer, leave to Mrs. Goeke my athletic skills. !' [u'l F°?t1er- lea,ve to Darlene C. the luck for getting away with everything with the teachers. I, Molly Gibson, leave to Mr. Brown, my ability to laugh. I, Scott Henderson, leave to Mr. Keating, my height. I, Phil Huckins, leave my manly instincts to Mr. South. I, Jodi Jesmer, leave my fast times at SRF to my sister |ill. I. Donna loannette, leave all the fun and good times that I've had at BOCES to the future VO - TEACHERS I, Ed LaClair, leave my excellence in Mathematics to Troy Tessier. L Brad Meacham, leave my ability to type to Mr. Keating, my ability to cook to Miss Debeer and my brown- nosing ability to anyone that has Mr. Samelski. I, Keith Palmer, leave my Ind. Arts ability to Mr. Seminatore and my Social Study ability to Mr Walbridee I, Mmke Ploof, leave my working skills to Mr. Seminatore. I, Tammy Provost, leave all the good times I've had at SRF to Becky Parks. I. Tammy Roscoe, leave great sympathy to the students left in this place! I, Max Sawyer, will just leave. I, Don Shutt, leave all my serious partying to Troy lock. I. lean Smith, leave to Starr White the ability to talk in class. L Mickey Smith, leave my driving ability to Jodi. Lisa, Laurie, and Tammy R„ and my brute body to Brad Ren- nie, Phil, and Ed. I, Rennie Smith, leave my good taste in women to the D C. guys. I, Laurie Susice, leave my heart to Scott Brown. I, Sonya Susice, leave all available carbon paper to Mr. Keating for his complexion, and also leave my smile to the principal. I, Wendy Susice, leave my great science ability to Mr. Samelski. j, Lisa White, leave my ability to take Chemistry two years in a row and Love it to anyone who would want I, Sheila Wiley, leave my great sense of humor to Mr. Keating. I, Vic Wiley, will just leave. Joanne Marie Beaudoin Aye ”Jo likes Hamburgers and French Fries. Her favorite group is Air Supply. She enjoys causing trouble with Lucy May Duquette. Her pet-peeve is rednecks Soccer 12. Volleyball 9, Cheerleading 10-11, Basketball 12, FBLA, FBLA Parliamentarian, Vo-Tech 11-12, Service Credit 9-10, Yearbook Staff, Senior Carnival. Suzette Lorraine Belile You don't have to call me Lucy Duquette — David Allen Poe Lucy May Duquette likes brownies and spiked kool-aid. Lucy's favorite rock singer is Bob Segar and the song Every breath you take by the Police. She enjoys riding Harley Davidson motorcycles and play- ing soccer in the rain. She dislikes Hondas, Yamahas, Suzukis, Kawasakis, and Rednecks. Soccer 11-12, Soccer Captain 12, Cheerleading 9-11, Basketball 12, Class Secretary 11, Student Council 10, Yearbook Staff, Chorus 9-10, Art Club 12, Senior Carnival, Winter Carnival Princess Candidate Dawn Michele Chase There is really only one person in the world who can defeat you. And that is yourself. Dawn likes anything Chocolate. She likes the Police and all sports, and drawing, reading, and listening to music. Dawn dislikes Country Music and people who think they are better than others. Volleyball 9-12, Basketball 9-12, Softball 9-12, Chorus 9-12, Yearbook Staff, Student Council Vice-President, Senior Class Treasurer, Service Credit 9, Senior Carnival, Winter Carnival Candidate Kelly Ann Farmer Smile and the world will smile with you and back at you. And the shadows of your smile will be a small pleasure for others along the way. Drifty likes pizza and Chicken McNuggets. Her favorite group is Def Leopard. She enjoys playing sports. Her pet-peeve is how some poeple think they are better than anyone else. Soccer 11-12, Volleyball 8, 9, 12, Basketball 8, 9, 12, Vo-Tech 11-12, Yearbook Staff 12, Senior Carnival 12. Julie Lee Foster Life is what we make it, always has been, always will be. — Grand- ma Moses Julie's idea of the perfect diet is chocolate and an Orange Crush. Her favorite singer is John Cougar Mellancamp and the song Can't Stop Lovin' You by Aldo Nova. Julie also loves wild parties, drawing and Pam and Sherri. Saying good-bye, following rules and breaking up are among her dislikes. Her pet-peeve is people who think they're great. Sr. Chorus 9-11, Cheering 10-11, Volleyball 12, Yearbook Staff, Art Club 12, Senior Carnival. Molly Marie Gibson If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Goofy's favorites are Big Mac's and Lasagne. Her favorite group is Loverboy. She enjoys listening to music and party'n. Her pet-peeve is high class, stuck-up people. Service Credit, Yearbook Staff, Senior Carnival. Scott Richard Henderson Wicked!” Scott likes lasagna and rock-n-roll. He enjoys Bob Segar and the song Don't Pay the Ferryman” by Chris DeBurg. His pet-peeve is when peo- ple pop their gum. Basketball 9-12, Soccer 12, Baseball 9-12, Band 9-11, Chorus 9-11, Winter Carnival Prince Candidate, Yearbook Staff, 2nd Team ALL- NORTHERN Soccer 83' Senior Carnival. Jodi Lynn Jesmer Sometimes we change our minds to find there is no time to say the things we want and do the things we should.” — Margo lodis likes homemade pizza, lasagna, and spiked 7-up. She likes rock-n-roll, especially Bob Segar and john Cougar Mellancamps Crumblin' down.” She also likes Every Breath you take” by the Police. lodis loves to have fun and cause trouble. Short week-ends and boring people are among her dislikes. Her pet-peeve is two-faced people, and certain kind of ducks. Band 9-10, Chorus 9-10, Soccer 12, Volleyball 12, Cheerleading 10-12, Cheerleading Captain 12, Vo-Tecn 11-12, lunior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Secretary, FBLA Secretary, FBLA Historian, Yearbook Staff, Senior Carnival, Winter Carnival Princess. Philip Huckins Hey eeah” Phil's” favorite is Pizza He enjoys rock-n-roll especially Styx. Phil likes playing sports and watching football, hockey, baseball and basketball games on T.V. His dislike is school. Yearbook Staff, Soccer 11, 12, Senior Carnival, Baseball 11, 12, Basket- ball 12. Edward Francis LaCiair A word to the wise - Rock-n-Roll - Ted Nugent Ed likes listening to music, especially Van Halen. He enjoys playing basketball, soccer, and deer hunting. His dislike is country music. Band 9-11, Basketball 9-10, Soccer 9-12, Yearbook staff. Baseball 11, NYML 12, Senior Carnival. Brad E. Meacham What? Brad likes Waylon and Willie, Hunting and fishing. His pet-peeve's are rock-n-roll and Mrs. Archers English tests. Soccer 10, Sophomore Vice-President, Student Council 10-11, Year- book Staff, NYML, Senior Carnival. Keith Carl Palmer Everytime I go to town, everyone kicks my dog around. He ain't nothin' but a poor old hound, but everyone kicks his — around.” Kewe likes Hot Dogs, Toto, playing sports, and hunting His dislike is sweet food. Basketball 10, Basketball Manager 12, service credit 9-12, Senior Carnival. Tammy Lee Provost Life's truest happiness is found in the friendships we make along our way. ' Bug likes Chicken McNuggets and dill pickles. She enjoys listening to rock-n-roll, especially Def Leppard. She also loves to have fun and cause trouble. Bug’s pet peeve is school lunches and two-faced people. Cheerleading 10-12, Cheerleading Captain 12, Service Credit 9-12, Vo- Tech 11-12, FBLA, Senior Carnival, Yearbook Staff. Michael Joseph Ploof Rock-n-Roll and 4-wheeling will never die because they go together everywhere! Mikey likes Chinese food, playing rough sports, driving big trucks, and AC DC’s Hell’s Bells. Mikey dislikes small cars and waking up on Monday morning for school. Basketball 9, Soccer 12, Senior Carnival, Yearbook Staff, Winter Car- nival Prince. Tammy Roscoe Take all the time you spend wishing for tomorrow, and spend it making today come true.” S.J.P Tammy likes Florida, jeeps (Hint Dad), the A-Team, Garfield, Sports and Italian Food. She dislikes almost everything and Mr. Keating's boring math classes! Soccer 9-12, Basketball 9-12, Softball 9 and 10, Pep Club 9 and 10, Newspaper Staff 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Sr. Carnival 12, Service Credit 9, 10 and 12. Donald James Shutts I woke up this morning and I got myself a beer.'' Shuttsy likes pizza. Led Zepplin, and listening to rock-n-roll while par- tying. His pet peeve is people that think they're the best in everything. Basketball 10, Baseball 11-12, Student council 12, Senior Carnival. Jean Smith ”1 just don't care!” jean likes Air Supply, Soaps,” and parties, jean dislikes mouthy people, Mr. Keating's smart remarks, and getting up in the morning for school. Service Credit 9, Senior Carnival 12, Newspaper 12. Mickey Stephen Smith The only person you have to be better than is the person that you are right now! Mickey likes rock-n-roll, especially Asia, playing in all active sports, and summer vacation. Mickey dislikes snobbish people, foreign cars, studying and school lunches. Baseball 9-12, Soccer 9-12, National Honor Society 11-12, Yearbook Staff, Senior Class President, Senior Carnival, NYML, Band 9-12, Scholars for Dollars. Laura L. Susice Good-Bye for now. Look ahead my friend, This is just the beginning, It is not yet the end!” Laurie likes strawberry ice-cream, Rick Springfield, and playing baseball. Among her dislikes are, doing grammar and vocabulary in English class. Volleyball 9-11, Softball 9-12, Band 9-10, Chorus 9-10, Freshmen class president, Sophomore class president, Student Council vice-president, Student Council President, Honor Society 11-12, Senior Carnival. Rennie Smith Lai likes hunting, fishing, trapping, sports, and girls. His dislikes are bossy people and nosy girls. Soccer 12, Baseball 11-12, Senior Carnival. Sonya Michelle Susice If you keep your face to the sunshine, you won't see the shadows Sonya likes chocolate and peppermint. She enjoys Air Supply and Asia. She also enjoys sports and food. Soccer 12, Volleyball 9-12, Basketball 9, Softball 9-12, Freshmen class Treasurer, Sophomore Class Secretary, junior Class Vice-President, Yearbook Staff, Spanish club vice-president, NYML 9-12, Senior Carnival. 14 Wendy Jo Susice A bell isn't a bell until you ring it. A song isn't a song until you sing it. Love wasn't put in your heart to stay. Love isn't Love til you give it away. Wendy enjoys playing volleyball. Soccer 12, Volleyball 9-12, Basketball 9-10, Softball 11-12, Pep Club 9- 11, Yearbook staff, treasurer, Newspaper Editor, Service Credit 9-10, NYML, Spanish Club, Senior Carnival. Lisa Marie White Hold onto a ray of hope, and a promise of future . . and follow your dreams wherever they may lead. — S.j.F. Pete's favorites are milkshakes and chocolate chip cookies. She en- joys rock-n-roll, preferably Loverboy and Stevie Nicks. She likes walking in the snow, week-ends, and being with Brent. Groupfruit juice, Mondays, and letting go are among her dislikes. Her pet-peeve is two-faced people. Band 9-10, Soccer 12, Volleyball 10-12, Volleyball Captain 12, Softball 9-10, Student Council 12, Senior Vice-President, Senior Carnival. Sheila Marie Wiley Don't walk in front of me, for I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, for I may not lead. Walk beside me, and be my friend. Cua-Tequila Sheila likes McDonald's Chicken McNugget's Tequila's favorite group is Loverboy and her favorite singer is Pat Benatar. She en- joys causing trouble. Her pet-peeve is conceited people. Service Credit 9-12, Yearbook Staff 12, Senior Carnival. Victor Wiley Say what!!” Grandpa” Likes to party, his favorite group is Black Sabbath, his favorite food is macaroni and cheese. Grandpa dislikes disco. Sr. Carnival ■f Jimmy Walker Cowards die many times before their death, the brave taste of death but once.” Jim” likes Chevy's, Winchesters and Country Girls. Jim's dislikes Long haired red-necks. Student Council, Honor Society, Early Admissions at Canton. Junior Class Officers Treasurer: Rhonda Fraser, Vice President: Michelle Smith, Secretary: Diane loanette. President: Tabatha Clookey. Classes Sophomore Class Officers President: Troy Tessier Vice President: Toni Susice, Scott Hunsinger Secretary: Julie Boulds Treasurer: Cassie Smith Freshman Class Officers President: Michael McLaughlin Vice President: Andrew Hathaway Secretary: Robin Mizenko Treasurer: Teena Susice 19 J u N I O R S Row I S Brown. D Dwyer, K Fye. M Smith. R Fountain, T Perry Row 2: J. Dimick, D. LaClair. C. Tessier Row 3 E Boyce, M. Susice, ) Bishop 20 Row 1: D loanette Row 2: W Raines, T Clookey. R Fraser. W Wilson, D. White. M Sheldon, G Fraser Row J B Arno. M Beaudoin. R Hastings. J. Tolles, j DeCarr, R Prior Row i S Russell. P Palmer Row 2: K Sebrmg, C Wait. T Susice, C Smith. C Susice Row 3 C Smith. L Roscoe, T Tessier, I lerome, J. Langdon. I Martin S o p H O M O R E S 21 Row E Drake. 1 Boulds Row 2 P Fye, D Cox, K Brasington Row 3 C Greguire. G Goyea. A Carbino, T Brown. S Hunsinger F R E S H M E N Row I B Parks. R Mizenko, S. Smith. Row 2 R. Servant, T. Susice, R Clookey. H Wilson Row 3: C Swamp, D Peck, M Page, C Susice. G. Winters, J. Peacetree 22 Row 1: T Jock, A. Hathaway, R Foriska, K. Haverstock, A Boulds Row 2: L Brown, B Dufrane. S Hart, D Cascanette Row 3: R Gibson. J Mar- tin, M. McLaughlin, T. Dewey, L Martin, R. Fountain, J jesmer. Is this what KP Duty is all about ?! There's no bananas on that pole, guys'!'' 23 25 Row . Capt S Belile, Co-Capt. C Smith. Row 2: A. Boulds, R. Servant, K. Brasington, T. Susice, R. Mizenko, A. Langdon, S. Smith, T. Susice, M. Smith, W. Susice, S. Susice. Row J: Coach - C. Goeke, K Farmer,). jesmer, T. Roscoe, L. White,). Beaudoin, L. Martin, j. jesmer, T. Clookey, B Parks, R. Clookey. Row G Tessier, R Fountain, S Hunsmger, E. Drake, C. Swamp, D. Dwyer, R Prior. Row2: Manager, C. Tessier, L Roscoe, T. Tessier, M. Dumas. Capt. P Huckms, T Brown, R Fountain,) Mussaw, C. Smith Row I Coach - W Bailey, M Page, D. Peck, M Smith, E. LaClair, S. Flenderson, J. Dimick, D. LaClair, M McLaughlin. R Smith. T Dewey 26 Row 1: M. Smith, T. Clookey, K Farmer Row 2 W Susice, j. )esmer. Row 3: S. Susice, ). Foster Row 4: D. Chase, Coach — C Goeke, L White Row 1 R Clookey, E Chase Row 2: S Russell, P DeShaw, K. Brasington. Row 3: C Smith, T Susice,). lesmer, T. Susice, R. Mizenko, T White, y M. Bazdaric, Coach — C. Goeke. 27 Row 1 J Sevey, C. Tessier, D. Dwyer Row 2: M Dumas. B Arno Row 3: Coach: G South, T. Tessier, A Carbino, S. Henderson, M Sevey. M Page. Manager: K. Palmer Row 1 G Winters. C Swamp, R Foriska, E Drake. C Tessier Row 2 T. Dewey, R Clark, T Brown, G. Goyea, D Peck, J Mussaw, C. Smith. A. Boulds,) Jesmer, R. Clookey, A. Langdon. Missing: C. Smith, S. Smith, D Cox. 30 M E N' S B A S E B A L L Row 1: B Arno, M. LaBounty, C. Cole, C Farmer. N. Ploof Row 2: E LaClair, D. Shutts, R Wheeler, M. Dumas, D. LaClair Row 3: P Huckins, M Smith. R Smith, S Henderson, Coach: Mr South. T Fye, D. Joanette, K. Farmer, K Beaulieu, Coach: Mrs. Goeke, Missing. Row 1: A Hathaway, L Roscoe, E Boyce, L. White, M Smith,) Boulds, R Mizenko Row 2: A Beaulieu, W Tharrett, T Sweet, T White. Row I ). Jesmer, L. White, S. Susice, M Smith, D Chase, I Foster. L Susice. W Susice Row 2: T. Roscoe. |. Beaudoin. S Belile, S. Henderson, B Meacham. E LaClair, P Huckins, M Ploof, T Provost, K Farmer 35 ). Tolles, W Raines. D. White. Missing. R. Church, J Wilson, M. Sheldon. Mike Ploof and )odi lesmer 38 Row 7 S Hunsinger, R Mizenko, G Goyea, M Smith, H Wilson, W Tharrett Row 2 A Hathaway, M lenkinson. S. Cerlanek, Mrs. Murray,) Dimick, J. Martin, P DeShaw Row 1 M Patraw. A Clark. A Langdon, K. Brasmgton, P Palmer. T Susice, R Servant. H Wilson. P Parker. S LaClair Row 2 T Sweet. R Mizenko. M Parker, M McLaughlin, I Martin. A Hathaway. P Deshaw, S White Row 3 C. Goyea. M lenkinson, S Hunsinger, T Patrick. M Smith, T. Tessier, T Dewey, Mrs Murray. D. Peck.). Dimick, S. Cerlanek,). Bassett, W Tharrett c o N C E R T B A N D Row C Langdon. M Clookey. A Peck, A Marshall Row 2 M Parker. A Langdon. A Clark, M Patraw. M Martin. K Susice. K Mizenko Row 3 M Goodreau, M lenkinson, T White, B Haynes, K Taylor. B Wilson. H. Maxfield, D Arcadi Row 4 S LaClair, T Sweet, C Tessier. C Kelley, C. DeAngelis, M Bazdaric. R Prior, H. Wolfe, C. Sawyer Row 5: T. Patrick, S. Cerlanek, W Tharrett.) Bassett. S Dibble J u N I O R B A N D 39 J u N I O R C H O R U s Row 7 N Clookey, B LaRock, T LaFlesh. A. Gloski, K Patrick, L. Taylor, S. Chesbrough, K Susice, A Peck, S. White Row 2 Tom Murphy, S. Russel, T LaBounty, N. Collins, K. Upton, B Lucas, C. Work, J. LaBar, L. Sevey. C. Hazelton, G Smith, P. Clark, C. Musaw, Mrs Snyder Row 3 R Fraser, G Jesmer, S Dibble. C. Tucker, L Richards, J. Snyder, L. Susice, D. Bassett, G. lohnson, D. Hart, H. Currier, M O'Neil, A. Fountain Row 4 M Patraw, K Mizenko. B Haynes, T. Martin, T. White, H. Maxfield, T. Smith, C. Langdon. T. Palifka, A. Snyder. B LaBar C Sawyer H Wolfe s E N I O R C H O R U S Row 1: K Brasmgton, A Langdon. M. Bazdaric, R Servant. T Susice. Row 2: P Palmer, W Tharrett, A Greguire. A Clark. K Haverstock, H Wilson, L Tharrett, E. Chase. Row 3 S LaClair, D. Cascanette, S. Susice, S Winters, I Page. P Parker, S White, S. Virkler, T. White, C Susice Row 4: G Goyea. C. Smith. D. Chase, R Mizenko, P Deshaw, B Hathaway, A. Marshall, M. McLaughlin. D. Peck, ). Martin A Hathaway S Hunsinger 40 41 President: Sara Virkler, Vice President: Chad Tessier, Secretary: Tisha White, Treasurer: Sabrina Winters, Hr. Sifigl? ani lElementari; Classes 43 E I G H T H G R A D E Row 1: ) Bassett, S. Cerlanek, M Fraser, T. DeShaw, T Clark, j. Farmer, M. Deno Row 2: D. Drew, M Bush, C. Drake, C Cheney. S. Chesbrough, A. Clark, C. Greenwood, A. Gibson. M. Hunsinger Row 3: M. Godreau, D. Arcadi, C. Cobb, S. Egeland, P DeShaw. B Hathaway. D Hastings, M Bazdaric. Row 1: P. Nichols, S. LaPage, M. Martin. Row 2: T Patrick, R Prior, C. Rivers, W. Tharrett, E Russell, R. Langdon. Row 3: j. Page, T. White, M. Jenkins, A. White, M. Jenkinson. Row 4: D. LaBar, J. Ser- vant, D. Martin, P. Ploof, ). Langdon. Row 5: P. Martin, D. Lucas, T. Sweet, A. Langdon, K. Peary 44 Row 1 K Taylor. D Shult. S. Martin. C. Tharrett. M. Susice. B Parks. C. Tessier, M Ploof Row 2 S. Wiley. C Tucker, S. Snyder, V Provost, L Tharrett, T White, S. Winters, K Martin. S. Virkler. C. White. Row 1: A. Greguire, S. La Clair, E. Chase. M Arcadi, A Marshall. Row 2: R Dashnaw, A Beaulieu, L Jenkins, R Holmes, M Cheney. M Fye Row 3: M. LaFlesh, S. LaRock, S. Boulds, J. Abaslon, J Martin s E V E N T H G R A D E 45 s I X T H G R A D E Row 1: C. Fadden, M Greenwood. E Mussaw. G. DeAngelis, C. Langdon, D LaBar. C Kelley Row 2 T Martin. A lobin, C. Bush, A Snyder, J Foster. P Shutt Row 3: V Boulds, T. Egeland, M Patraw, B Tharrett, T LaPage. B Wilson, T Smith, Mr Webber Absent: V Dodge. S White. K Dominie Row 1: J. Susice, M Bush. T Dimick, K. Cannady, K Taylor. T White, T O'Day Row 2: C Langdon, T Palifka, B LaBar, L Fraser, C Hazelton. C Clark, M. Drake Row 3: R Smith, K Mizenko, E Haverstock, E. Cerlanek, E Work, S. White, C Genaway, Mrs Marshall, C. Patrick. Absent C Mose 46 Row 1 R. Snyder, H Currier, C Hastings, R Tharrett Row 2: C Sawyer, M Work, A Parks, M lenkins, H Wolfe Row 3 B Haynes, C Susice, S. Chesbrough, R. Compeau, A White. Row 1 H Maxfield, P Clark. ) LaBounty Row 2: T Gokey. A Fountain, M Clookey, A Peck. D Leslie Row 3 Mrs Vaccaro, S Dibble, D lenkins, B Lucas, P Compeau, B Pouquette F O U R T H G R A D E T H I R D F O u R T H G R A D E Row 1: R. Fraser, B Brown, N. Collins, B Clark, C. Smith, C. Martin Row 2: T Murphy, P. Compeau, C Tucker, T. LaFlesh. B Lucas, C Jesmer, | Snyder, D. Genaway, C. Work. Row 3: B Larock, L Welch, L Richards, S Haverstock, W. Martin, S. Russell, K. Upton, S Poquette, D. Hart. D Bassett, Mrs. White Row 1 A Parker, N Bergan, H Maxfield, C Mussaw, D Langdon Row 2 N Johnson.). LaBar, M Bailey, C Swamp, T Sweet, C Rivers Row 3 Mrs Garrant, L Sevey, A Goloski, L Susice, L Maxfield, H. Greenwood, A Major Row 7. S. Stevenson, B Susice, T Peck, B Susice, C. Snyder, B. Shantie Row 2: R Fefee, M. Patraw, D. Raines, A Patnode, C Greenwood, T. Bobbie Row 3: M Clark,). McDonald, B. O'Day, T. LaRock, A Baker, J. Mose, N. LaPage T H I R G R A D E Row 1: D. Cardinal, M. Goodrow, C Howe, C. Murphy, R Fye, G Edmonson, ). Patnode Row 2: I Lucas, N Haverstock, K Plumadore, S lenkinson, A. Peck, A. Ploof, Roseann O'Day, N. Drake, L. Foster Row 3: D. Poquette, J. Richards, L. Mose, J. johnson, A. Gribben, J. Cox, T. Fitzerald, S. Fraser, Mrs Hanley. 49 F I R S T G R A D Row 7. F Arcadi, A Snyder, R Knepp, S. Aiken, C Maxfield Row 2: I Clark, D LaBar, P Bobbie. Z Cayea, C Sexton, E Parker Row 3: T L Egeland, T Clookey, S. Provost, S Lavare, G. Haywood, M. Poquette, G White Absent K. Cannady Row 1 | Goloski, D Allen, ) Sweet, E. LaBarr Row 2 H Cox, M Austin, B Mostaccio, A Ploof, A Vaddow, T Peck, M Cannady. Row 3: I Bailey, S Unwin, E. Ploof, M Chapman, S. Katynski, S. Clark, P Arcadi, B Virkler Absent William Pickering New Students: lohn Mintch, Melinda Cannady 50 Row 1: B Cayea. I Parmer. J Nichols, S Countryman. J Waugh Row 2 I Haywood, D Martin. L Stevenson, D Peck Row 3 Mrs Smith, I Bailey. R Barton, B Bryon, W McDonald, B Hart. M Compeau First Row: j Hillsgrove, C Aiken, ). Mostaccio, S. Countryman, E O'Day, A Patrick. S Shantie Second Row M Martin. P Robinson, B Lane, K Maxfield. H Cox. I Drake. B Marsh M 0 R N 1 N G K I N D E R G A R T E N 51 A F T E R N O 0 N K 1 N D E R G A R T E N H E A D S T A R T First Row: G Warren, C Waugh. A Barton. A VonHoffmann. K. Susice. P Fraser, C Goodrow Second Row:). Griffiths, J Clark, N johnson, C. Haynes, A Mosher, ) Tharett, P. Arcadi,). Sprankle Absent E Hathaway. Row 1 R Vaddow, K Yaddow, T Arcadi. E. Ross Row 2: C Kipp, M Waugh, T. Tucker. C Strieker, T Hart. Row J: H Bailey, M Austin, C. LaVare.) Barton. K. Susice. Row 4 P. Wilson, L. Marshall, E. Bassett, B Woods. 52 CO ir Administration, faculty, §taff Superintendent, Mr. Hunsinger Building Principal, Mr. Tessier TO THE CLASS OF 1984: As you go forth from the classrooms of St. Regis Falls Central School you will have a variety of visions and goals for which you will strive. Some of you will wish to accumulate wealth; some of you will wish to accumulate power; some will strive for prestige; and some will strive for making a contribution to the com- munity and society. Above all of these, it is my hope that you will find happiness. You will need to learn to stick with things a little longer, not to give up quickly, and to give yourself a little extra push. Every extra push in the right direction adds to your chances of happiness in life. Without happiness, life has little meaning. But if you look for it and work for it, hap- piness can be found. Sometimes happiness is not always found in large portions. Often it needs to be sought in small pieces. May the years ahead find you constantly looking for, working for, and finding happiness. Sincerely, TO THE CLASS OF '84 During the rather brief time I have worked with you, I have seen you face controversy and stress. You have been faced with issues that have torn at your minds and hearts for resolution; issues that presented no blacks or whites, but shades of gray. Issues that caused you to cry out unfair in frustration. Perhaps the experience of facing these issues will serve you best in the days ahead as you set out to make your mark in life. Perhaps you will have learned earlier than your peers that the real issues always exist in shades of gray and that life, as lovely and cherished as it may be, is not fair. I hope your future is filled with health and happiness and may you be successful. I would like to share with you a verse which, for me, describes the meaning of success. RECIPE FOR SUCCESS To laugh often and much; to win respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch dr a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you lived This is to have succeeded. - Author Unknown 55 s c h o 0 1 B E. Cox, A Tessier, M. Hunsinger, K. Prosper, M. McLaughlin, R Henderson, P Goloski, P. Drake, C. Hathaway. a r d Clerk: J. Tripany SECRETARIES - Standing: N. Parks, L Richards. Seated: C. Falvey 56 « 57 Guidance Counselor: Mr. Marshall English: Mr. Bergan, Mrs. Archer Language: Mrs. Van Veenendal Arts: Mrs. Lennox Phys. Ed.: Mrs. Goeke, Mr. Goeke Music: Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Murray Home Ec.: Mrs. DeBeer Ind. Arts: Mr. Seminatore 59 60 Psychologist: Ms. Deshane 61 Monitor: Miss Goodrow Librarian: Mrs. Chapman I Does your wife know? Custodians: Mr. Fraser, Mr. Cox Custodians: Mr. Brown, Mr. Woods What do you want? What a day!! Just Call me, Mr. Brown! Cooks: W. Cox, E. Phillips, C. Farmer, R. Haynes, C. Peck 63 Bus Drivers: M. Woods, D. Bassett,). Haskell, W. Susice, K. Palmer, A. Wait Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Gwilym Archer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arcadi and Girls Mr. and Mrs. Peter Arcadi Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bailey Jason and Nicole Bailey Fred and Pat Belile Mr. and Mrs. Charlex Bishop II Don and Nancy Chase Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Cox Connie Falvey Nelson and Carol Farmer and Family Mr. Rodney Fefee Claire Frary — Frary's Farm Supply Mr. and Mrs. Pete Fraser Mr and Mrs. Robert Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Lyon Foster Rita and Walter Haynes Mr. and Mrs. William Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Ron Henderson Milford and Betty Hunsinger Barbara and Michael Hunsinger Bruce and lean Jackson Marilyn James Craig and Jean Jesmer Gene and Karleen Johnson 1 Patrons Mary Jane Latreille Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Tom Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mose Mr. and Mrs. Keith Prosper Irving and Wanda Provost Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Richards Mr. and Mrs Michael Richards Lee and Darleen Roscoe Mr. and Mrs. Samelski Mr. and Mrs. Seminatore Ann H. Smith Carl and Marlene Smith ■ Woody and Barb Susice Mr. and Mrs. Alan and June Tessier Clark and Eldora 1 harrett John Tripany Mr. and Mrs. Wayne W lbridge Frederick M Webber Mr. and Mrs. John Wever Mr. and Mrs. John H Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Stewart A. White Mr. and Mrs. Theron White Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Wood Congratulations Class of 1984 Compliments AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 322 AMERICAN LEGION LADIES AUXILIARY POST NO. 322 POTSDAM NEW CAR DEALER ASSOCIATION Blerins Motors Scott Ford Barstow Chevrolet Jim Dalton Pontiac — AMC Curtis Motors Courtesy Chrysler T. J. Toyota 66 I CROMP'S GROCERIES Beer — Soft Drink Fishing Tackle — Hardware Phone 529-6509 Dickison Center, N.Y. NANCY’S HAIR STYLING Specialty Natural Look Curly Perm I'll Curl Up and Dye For You Phone 856-9361 Compliments of RICK'S GENERAL STORE Dickinson Center ROSS'GENERAL STORE Rifles _ Fishing Tackle Groceries — Deli Woolrich Clothing Phone: 518-856-9256 St. Regis Falls, N.Y. 12980 Compliments of KEN S MEN'S AND BOYS’ SHOP Downtown, Massena THE VILLAGE GAED GIFT SHOP 45 Market Street POTSDAM New YORK 13676 315 265-3161 MARKET STREET LIQUOR 200 Market Street Potsdam, NY 13676 Next to Big “N” Shopping Center Bill Dow, Prop. Congratulations, Jodi, Lisa, and the Best Class Ever; “Class of ’84’’ NORTH COUNTRY DIESEL Dickinson, N.Y. Ed Noel Jr. Prop. LaROCK’S LIQUOR STORE Moira, NY Telephone 529-6672 Open 9 AM-10PM Dot Louie Owners PAPA GOLDIES PIZZERIA Moira, N.Y. 529-6680 and STONE’S MOBIL Moira, N.Y. 529-6661 JOHN SOUTHWORTH FARM SUPPLIES, INC. IH and New Holland Bangor, New York 12966 483-2557 Compliments of MALONE FEED FARM SUPPLY INC. 259 Elm Street Malone, NY Building Materials — Feed — Lumber VIKING II SKI SHOP Malone, NY 483-1069 Ski and Sport Headquarters KENNEDY’S SHOES 88 Main Street Massena, New York (315) 769-9124 Shoes for the Entire Family Compliments of JENNIES' VARIETY SHOPPE Main St. St. Regis Falls, N.Y. Phone: 856-9611 and ALMON L. WAIT INS. AGENCY Helen and Dewey Hewitt RIVERSIDE HOTEL Main St. St. Regis Falls, N.Y. 67 ONEIDA NATIONAL BANK A NORSTAR BANK If it has anything to do with money, we help! POQUETTE’S GARAGE P.O. Box 236 Rt. 458 St. Regis Falls, NY Phone: (518) 856-9332 N.Y.S. Motorcycle and Automobile Inspections 24 Hour Towing V.W. Specialist Large Inventory of Air Cooled and Water Cooled V.W. Parts BRASINGTON’S COUNTRY STORE Gas — Groceries Tire Service — Oil Changes Phone:856-9892 St. Regis Falls, NY Mon.-Sat. 7am-9pm Sun. — 8am-7pm CEDAR GUN SHOP 75 Cedar Street — Malone, NY 12953 Roger Keating Rifles — Shotguns — Pistols Ammo — Scopes Buy — Sell — Trade Open Evenings or by Appointment Tel: (518) 463-0283 Compliments From BROWN'S RAW SERVICE Buyer of all Furs Trapping Supplies St. Regis Falls, NY Tel: (518) 856-9594 COUNTRY DEPARTMENT STORE Fashions — Furniture — Appliances Robert Compo — Owner Brookdale Rd. Winthrop, NY 13697 Tel: (315) 389-4810 Congratulations Class of ’84 E.B. BOULDS Nicholville, NY 12965 Tel: (315) 328-4521 Compliments of JENKINSON'S HARDWARE THE BENHAM FARM Fancy Maple Syrup St. Regis Falls. NY 12980 “Congratulations” BRUSHTON-MOIRA American Legion Post 939 Moira, NY Tel: 529-7219 NORTH ADIRONDACK FARMS c o Charles Botto Sr. Franklin Street Road Malone, New York 12953 Phone: (518) 483-2963 RUFA S GROCERY APPLIANCES Winthrop, New York Prop. Frank and Edna Rufa “Magazine Center” MONTOGOMERY WARD CO.. INC. Seaway Plaza Malone, NY 12953 For All Your Appliance and Automotive Needs Phone: 483-2700 SHATRAW’S GENERAL STORE Glazier's Meats — Groceries — Cold Beer Gas and Oil Phone: 389-4859 Sweeney's Corners WHITE'S MOBIL Rt. 11 Moira, NY Phone: 529-6520 S S AUTO SALES West Main St. Rd. Malone, NY 12953 Stanley W. Sabin Bus. Phone: 483-2500 Best Wishes “Class of ’84” BRUSHTON GRILL Sam and Diane Kieffer Rt. 11, Brushton, NY Congratulations From MASSENA LINCOLN-MERCURY Saab Dealer 351 East Orvis Street Massena, NY Tel: (315) 764-0576 B L RESTAURANT North Lawrence, NY Serving Pizzas, Subs. and Dinners Congratulations Class of '84! 69 Congratulations to the Class of “84” From COUNTRY FABRICS St. Regis Falls, NY GLAUDE’S MEN'S WEAR 48 E. Main Street Malone, NY 12953 Compliments of UPSTATE MEMORIAL CO. INC. 295 Elm Street Malone, NY 12953 Best Wishes Jean and Richard Prior PRIOR WHOLESALE Compliments of THE VILLAGE CHOICE RESTAURANT and the WAVERLY HOUSE HOTEL Main St., St. Regis Falls, NY 12980 WOOD REALTY The “Sign” of Satisfaction Ft. Jackson, NY 12938 Tel: 328-4444 Licensed Real Estate Broker Connie, Eli, and Richard Tarbell “BEARS DEN TRADING POST” — We Scalp Prices, Not People — St. Regis Mohawk Indian Reservation Hogansburg, NY (518) 358-9933 COX’S L.P. GAS AND APPLIANCES Phone: 856-9693 Suane St., St. Regis Falls, NY Owned by Ralph and Irene Cox Compliments of DAVID A. HAYNES Land Surveyor Nicholville, NY 315-328-4472 Compliments of THE CROSSROADS Moira, NY 518-529-7372 Congratulations Class of “84” Congratulations Class of “84” THE NICHOLVILLE ST. REGIS FALLS GENERAL STORE SPORTSMAN’S — SUB SHOP CLUB INCa Subs Made the Way Gift Shop You Like Them Groceries and So-Forth Red Tavern Rd. St. Regis Falls, NY 12980 GOODROW’S Red and White Quality Meat, Produce and Groceries Owned by Butch and Laura Goodrow Good Luck in the Real World, Class of “84” S u M N R E H T R 0 N 8 Main Street Potsdam, NY MALONE CONCRETE PRODUCTS CORP. Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Blocks, Ready Mix, Culvert and Sewerpipe Well Linings, Bag Cement THE FALLS LIQUOR AND WINES 359 Elm St. Malone NY Phone: 483-2757 Phone: 855-9550 BILLY’S BINGO HALL Rte. 37 — Hogansburg, NY St. Regis Indian Reservation Tel. — 518-358-2106 TINY’S BIKE SPORT SHOP WESTERN AUTO STORE Trophies and Awards 42 East Main St. Malone, NY 483-3388 ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME, INC. No. Lawrence, NY 389-5165 St. Regis Falls, NY 856-9491 CONNOLLY’S IGA Fresh Cut Quality Meats ‘Groceries ‘Fresh Produce ‘Dairy Products “We Aim to Please Rt. 11 389-5631 Winthrop, NY GLENN R. UNGER D.D.S. Specializing in Orthodontics 15 Pierrepont Ave. Potsdam, NY GALAXY SPECIALTIES Distributors of Carnival Supplies Glassware, Gift Items and Party Supplies 21 E. Main Street Malone, New York, 12953 Store — Ann Halley — 518-483-2226 Warehouse — Charles Halley — 518-483-2226 Branch Office — Norman Halley — 315-389-4949 Bill Creighton John Mayer 358-4622 529-6144 C M PRINTING Rt. 37, Fort Covington, NY 12937 Letterheads — Envelopes — Posters Business Cards — Signs — Statements Letterpress and Offset 72 JOE’S MARKET Groceries — Meat — Beer Gas — Oil — Subs Phone (315) 389-4295 Joseph LaBarr, Prop. Best of Luck Class of “84” PLEASVANT VIEW INN Bar and Grill Band Every Fri. and Sat. Night Brushton, N.Y. 529-6148 Richard and MaryAnn Holmes Congratulations From NICHOLVILLE TELEPHONE COMPANY, INC. L L PLUMBING HEATING BUILDING Supplies and Hardware Mon. — Through — Sat. 8:00-5:30 Sun. 8:00-12:00 Phone: 856-9817 Main St., St. Regis Falls, N.Y. ■ r SRF MEDICAL CENTER George Cook Jay Federman W. Roy Slaunwhite Barry Kilbourne Tammy Wheeler Sheldon Schwartzburg L.P.N. TOWN OF WAVEHLY SCENIC CAMPSITE St. Regis Falls, New York Overnight cabins by day, week or month. Excellent trout, bullhead, and northern pike fishing. . ■ - '$ r . w i : Beach facilities available during summer months; swimming classes offered. - Campground within an hour's drive of the St. Lawrence Seaway and . . • . w '• Ar- r. fA Lake Placid. , .j.s It's a bird. It's a place. It's Smile Pretty Now! Hey, what's goin' on? Another loss to celebrate!! Where did it go!?! Jill, flying high' Brad, stay away!! Another SRF victim Let's get him, girls. Is it a date, or what? Introducing US Military!?! The innocent took! Counter Attack! Another rough day!? What are you looking at? This could prove to be interesting 77 78 Retirements Mrs. Kathleen Aiken has served as our school nurse for 12 years. The entire school community wish to thank you for your years of dedicated Health Care Services. You will be remembered always, good bye, good luck, health and happiness always. Mr. Meredith Woods is leaving St. Regis Falls Central School maintenance staff after 27 years of service. We will all miss your warm personality and friendly smile. Many thanks and best wishes. 79 §pecial (Shanks a The 1984 Regent Yearbook Staff would like to extend their thanks to the following people who without their help and cooperation, this yearbook would not have been made possible: Paulette Florio Lyndia Snyder Alan Tessier Advertisers Patrons Senior Class Teachers (gratefully, OL IJearLU Staff •te, .r VfcV V. ‘