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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1985 volume:

Welcome to ST. REGIS FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOL ST. REGIS FALLS, NY Contents Seniors 5 Classes 12 Sports 20 Activities 34 Faculty 43 Elementary 50 Advertisers 68 E A R B O 0 K D E D 1 C A T I O N For the past 6 years you have been a good friend and a great teacher to us. You never failed to help us when we most needed it, and you were always smiling. In sports you tried your best to make us succeed. You never failed to encourage us throughout the years. In appreciation for your being such a great teacher and friend at S.R.F., the class of ‘1985’ would like to dedicate our yearbook to you — Mr. Gary South. When you came to our school nine years ago we knew immediately that you were more than just a good teacher. We came to know you as a “Good Friend.” As years have past, you have seen many classes come and go, but we ask of you to remember us with great regard. We feel we have learned a great deal from you and would like to thank you, “Radar,” for us- ing your great sense of humor to help us along the way. You’ve been a great teacher, Friend, and Senior Advisor. Therefore, we the senior class of “85,” would like to thank you by dedicating our yearbook to you, Mr. Roger Keating. 2 SPECIAL RECOGNITION Your teching techniques were very helpful and your food days with exotic foods made school something to look for- ward to, and very exciting. You helped students make the adjustment from elementary grades to High School by your strict disciplinary rules and regulations. You have been helping students like us for 21 years. You also helped organize the elementary Olympic week which provided us with much more ambition when looking at tough situations. You will be looked upon as one of our finest and most dedicated teachers in the history of our school. We deeply regret losing a fine teacher like you. Special Recognition — Bill Brown We, the class of ’85, would like to acknowledge you as more than a good friend. We have always been fascinated by your sense of humor and your stories of how you tamed the outdoors. You’re a great sportsman and an all around good guy. We would like to take this opportuni- ty to thank you for all the times that you have cleaned up after us without ever receiving a thanks. RETIREMENT 3 .-V-'llr is? £ Ti resident — Michelle Smith, Vice reas. — Rhonda Fraser, Sec. — Debb es. — Diane Johnette, White. 11th GRADE — Pres. — Eric Drake, Vice Pres. — Greg Goyea, Sec. — Carl Smith, Treas. — Cassie Smith. President — Robin Mozinko, Vice Pres. — Rachel Clookey, 9th GRADE — Pres. — Wayne Tharrett, Vice Pres. — Tesa Sec. — Mrs. Bazderic, Treas. — Kim Haverstock. Sweet, Sec. — Annette Langdon, Treas. Darcy Arcadi. 8th GRADE — Pres. — Bobby Parks, Vice Pres. — Sabrina Winters, Sec. — Amber Gregu ire, Treas. — Marcy Arcadi. 7th GRADE — Pres. — Cathy Langdon, Vice Pres. — Melody Patraw, Sec. — Craig Kelly, Treas. — Chantelle Langdon. CLASS OFFICERS 4 1 ) Brent Andrew Arno Mark W. Beaudoin John P. Bishop Ernie “Bubba” Boyce Scott J. Brown John Dimick Jamie DeCarr Michael George Dumas Roy G. E. Hastings Diane Marie Joannette Chisty Ann Jock 7 Derek R. Dwyer Richard G. Fountain Rhonda L. Fraser Karen Fye Virginia L. Fraser Dean LaClair James F. Langdon George Morelli Wendy Rose Raines Karen Ann Sebring Mia “Pia” Sheldon 8 Toby Peary Rob Paul Prior Michael R. Susice Michelle Smith Greg A. Tessier Myra Wilson Tabatha Clookey s Brent Arno “The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed.” Basketball (9 12). Band (9-11) Soccer (9 10), Chorus (9), Spanish Club (9). e Mark Beaudoin “Kii rt Band (din. Stage Band (9-12), Student Council Representative (9,10), Student Council Treasurer (11) , Student Council President (12), Spanish Club (12), Scholars for Dollars Team (12), Yearbook Staff (12), Senior Carnival (12). ?ish°P “Sa ' is tfreat” Soccer (9, 10, 11), Basketball (9, 10, 12), Baseball (9, 10, 12), Student Council (12), Yearbook Staff (12) , Senior Carnival. n Emert Bubba Boyce “You only get one shot at life, so go for it!” Basketball (10. 12), Student Council (11). Soccer (12), Baseball (10,12), Senior Carnival. • i Scott Brown “Born to Party!” Baseball (10-12), Co-Editor of Yearbook (12), Senior Carnival. o Tabatha Clookey “All good things must come to an end.” Soccer (9-11), Volleyball (9-11), Class President (11), Spanish Club (11), Student Council (9). James Arthur L)eCarr“Live High on Emotions!” Senior Carnival. Yearbook Staff (12). r “Everyone needs to believe in something.” Concert Band (9-11), Stage Band (9-12), Baseball (10-12), Soccer (11, 12), All State (11,12), Basketball (12), Senior Carnival, Chorus (9-11). Michael George Dumas “Oh Nor Basketball (9-12), Band (9,10). Baseball (10-12), Yearbook Staff (12), Senior Carvnival. Derek Dwyer “Definitely” Soccer (9-12), Basketball (9-12), Baseball (9-12), Senior Carnival. D Richard G. Fountain Jr. “The only time I get into trouble is when I’m alone or with somebody.” Baseball (9-12), Soccer (12), Senior Carnival (12). • 1 Rhonda Fraser “Born to be Wild!” Pep Club (9), Basketball (9-12), Class Treasurer (10-12), Senior Carnival (12), Yearbook Staff (12), Student Council (10). Virginia Fraser “Born to be young, wild, and free.” Basketball (9-12), Soccer (9,10), Pep Club (9), Honor Society (11,12). r Karen Fye “Climb high, climb far, your goal is the sky, your aim the star.” Service Credit (9, 10), Senior Carnival (12), Stu- dent Council (12), Yearbook Staff (12). e Roy G. E. Hastings “Our education has just begun.” Senior Carnival (12). Cristy Jock “Dreams begin where rainbows end.” Cheerleading (9,10), Senior Carnival (12), Service Credit (12). c t Diane Marie Joanette “Free to be what 1 want to be and I want to be me!” Soccer (9-12), Basketball (9, 10, 12), Volleyball (9, 10,12), Class Secretary (9, 10), Class Vice President (12), Senior Carnival (12), Yearbook Staff (12). Dean LaClair “Live your own life for you will die your own death!” Baseball (9-12), Soccer (11, 12), Senior Carnival (12), Yearbook Staff (12). o James Langdon “Let each become all he is capable of becoming.” Basketball (9), Senior Carnival (12), Yearbook Staff (12). Goerge Morelli “God will back you up all the way.” Baseball (9-12), Soccer (9-12), Football (9-11). Hockey (9-11), Senior Car- nival (12), Yearbook Co-Editor (12). r Kxperience is the fools best teacher; the wise do not need it.” Baseball (9-12),Senior femival y Rob Paul Prior “Party Hardy, Rock-n-Roll, and don’t grow old!” Soccer (9-12), Yearbook Staff (12), Senior Carnival (12). Wendy Raines “Get Kinky, Wild, and Crazy!” Senior Chorus (9), Boces (11, 12), Nurse’s Aid (12), Senior Carnival (12), Yearbook Staff (12). Karen Ann Sebnng “Live one day at a time.” Service ( redit (11.12) Mia Pia Sheldon “Born to be Wild!” Senior Chorus (9), Service Credit (10), Boces (11, 12), Yearbook Staff (12), Senior Carnival (12). Michael R. Susice “There is only one good (knowledge), and only one evil (ignorance)!” Scholars for Dollars Team (12), Yearbook Staff (12), Senior Carnival (12). Michelle Smith “Live for today for there may be no tomorrow.” Volleyball (9-12), Student Council (10, 11), Softball (11, 12), Spanish Club (11, 12), Vice President (10, 11), Class President (12), Cheerleading (11), Senior Carnival (12), Scholars for Dollars (12), Yearbook Editor (12), Soccer (9-12), Honor Society (11,12). Greg A. Tessier “The time has come when we must be free ..., free to face the life that’s ahead of us.” Baseball (9-12), Soccer (11, 12), Spanish Club (11, 12), Yearbook Co-Editor (12), Senior Carnival (12), Scholars for Dollars (12), Talented Juniors (11), Clarkson College Project (11). James R. Tolles Jr. “I got this way from Bass fishing.” Boces (9-12), Senior Carnival (12). Myra Wilson “The end is always a new beginning.” Cheerleading (10-11), Service Credit (9-12), Yearbook Staff, Senior Carnival. Debbie “Doobie White “Make as many friends as you can today, tomorrow may never come.” Boces (11. 12). FBLA (11 12), Soccer (10,11,12). 0 WINTER CARNIVAL PRINCE AND PRINCESS CANDIDATES — M. Smith, R. Prior, D. Joanette, D. Dwyer, V. Fraser J. Tolies PRINCESS: Diane Joanette 11 CLASSES CLASS OF ’86 Row 1: D. Cox, K. Brasington, P. Fye. Row 2: E. Drake, L. Fraser, G. Greguire, K. Hubbard, J. Boulds, S. Hunsinger, G. Goyea. Row 1: J. Langdon, P. Palmer, S. Russell. Row 2: C. Smith, L. Roscoe, R. Provost, C. Wait, C. Susice, T. Susice, C. Smith. Absent: T. Brown, D. Mosher. 13 CLASS OF ’87 Row 1: H. Wilson, P. Parker, C. Swamp, R. Servant, S. Smith. Row 2: J . Peacetree, F. Ploof, D. Peck, G. Susice, R. Mizenko, T. Susice, B. Parks, D. Nichols. Row 1: R. Clookey, L. Martin, R. Debuque, T. Jock, R. Foriska, G. Winters, B. Dufrane. Row 2: A. Carbino, L. Brown, J. Martin, D. Morelli, R. Fountain, T. Dewey, D. Cascanette, A. Boulds, S. Hart. CLASS OF ’88 Row 1: D. Arcadi, C. Cobb, M. Bazdaric. Row 2: J. Bassett, C. Crump, C. Cheney, S. Chesbrough, A. Clark, R. Clark, M. Bush. Row 1: M. Jenkinson, M. Jenkins, S. Egeland, M. Godreau, C. Drake, C. Greenwood. Row 2: M. Hunsinger, J. Farmer, M. Deno, T. DeShaw, M. Fraser, D. Drew. Row 1: J. Page, T. Patrick, A. Langdon, P. Nichols, M. Martin, M. Parker. Row 2: D. Lucas, D. LaBar, S. LaPage, R. Langdon, P. Martin, J. Langdon. 9th GRADE — Row 1: T. Sweet, W. Tharrett, E. Russell, A. White, T. White. Row 2: K. Roussakis, R. Prior, P. Ploof, C. Rivers, J. Servant, K. Peary. 15 “HHHiii, Mr. Hobbs! “The effects of Reaganomics!” CLASS OF ’89 Row 1: S. Snyder, B. Dubuque, F. Dashnaw, S. Martin, M. Fye, S. Zeallor. Row 2: V. Provost, D. Blow, A. Marshall, S. White, S. Winters, C. Tharrett, K. Taylor. Row 1: L. Jenkins, D. Crump, A. Beaulieu. Row 2: C. Tucker, M. Vilaseca, A. Greguire, M. Arcadi, M. Susice, J. M. Ploof. Row 3: T. White, S. Wiley, E. Chase, S. LaClair, B. Parks, S. Boulds, L. Tharrett. CLASS OF ’90 Row 1: M. Bush, A. Jobin, J. Foster, R. Smith, M. Greenwood. Row 2: B. Wilson, K. Martin, S. White, T. White, C. Bush, C. Patrick Row 3: A. Snyder, D. Shaver, T. LePage, B. Tharrett, E. Work, S. White. 1 O’Day, T. Egeland, G. DeAngelo, M. Drake, P. Shutt. Row 2: C. Langdon, J. Susice, C. Hazelton, S. Bordas, C. Clark, C. Fadden, D. LaBar, R. Martin. Row 3: E. Cerlanek, K. Taylor, C. Mose, C. Genaway, C. Langdon, M. Patraw, K. Mizenko, V. Boulds, L. Fraser. 18 ATHLETICS SOCCER Row One: D. Morelli, S. Hunsinger, R. Fountain, R. Prior, E. Drake, G. Morelli, C. Smith, L. Roscoe. Row Two: G. Tessier, D. LaClair, T. Brown, E. Boyce, R. Fountain, D. Dwyer, M. Dumas, G. Goyea, T. Dewey, G. Susice, M. Hunsinger, Coach: Mr. Nahirneak. Row 1: S. White, A. Snyder, D. Joannette, S. Smith, D. Arcadi, M. Smith. Row 2: J. Boulds, M. Godreau, T. Susice, M. Bazdaric, A. Boulds, S. White, D. Cox, C. Smith, R. Mizenko, T. Susice, A. Langdon, R. Clookey, M. Jenkins, W. Raines, D. White. BOYS SOCCER The Boys’ Soccer Team and I will share good memories of a good offensive game against Madrid, where we came from behind 3-0 to tie them 5-5. This was a real team effort. In our game against Colton, Rob Prior, scored 4 goals, 3 assisted by Mike Dumas. In our second game against Parishville-Hopkiton, who defeated us earlier 10-2, we kept the score 3-0. The defense, led by our goalie, George Morelli, a first season player, showed goal improvement and team work. Thank you and GOOD LUCK to the team of “85!!!” Yours in Soccer, Mr. Roman Nahirnak GIRLS SOCCER This year’s girls soccer team was not as successful as we would have liked, but we found ourselves in a lot of close matches. We outplayed our opponent in several games and still came up short. We will sadly miss Michelle Smith and Diane Joannette, but a fine nucleus of players remain for the “85” season. GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR! Mrs. Goeke Soccer 1st team all Northern George Morelli, Honorable Mention: Rob Prior, Mike Dumas, Dave Morelli. 22 VOLLEYBALL The 1983 Varsity volleyball team was young and inexperienced. We gave every team a good match and ended up with 4 wins and 4 losses. Showing much improve- ment over the course of the season proved successful for the first round of sectional play. After losing to Mor- ristown in regular season play, SRF returned the favor in the sectionals, by scores of 15-9, 9-15,7-15,15-6. The last match of the season for the Saints ended in the hands of the N.A.C. Champs. Undefeated Knox Memorial. The little Saints worked hard to achieve a fine 5-3 record resulting in the third place. With more hard work and determination their squad will be competitive and unstoppable next year. GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR! 1 23 N- p (6 H-h-o h-h-p rt- Gfi p 24 Row One: G. Winters, C. Kelly, R. Foriska, C. Swamp, W. Tharrett. Row Two: B. Parks, G. Susice, D. Peck, R. Clark, C. Rivers, R. Langdon, Coach: Paul Walbridge. J v B a s k e t b a 1 1 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Row One: J. Sevey, C. Smith, E. Drake, D. Dwyer, M. Page, Coach: Mr. South. Row Two: T. Brown, E. Boyce, A. Carbino, J. Dimick, R. Foutain, G. Goyea, M. Dumas. V a r s • i t y B a s k e t b a 1 26 VARSITY BASKETBALL Row One: A. Langdon, C. Smith. Row Two: R. Clookey, R. Mizenko, T. Susice, V. Fraser, D. Cox, D. Joanette. J.V. BASKETBALL Row One: S. White, C. Bush, V. Boulds, A. Snyder. Row Two: T. Susice, E. Chace, K. Mizenko, A. Boulds, M. Jenkins, S. Smith, T. Sweet. The girls basketball teams are improving as the season continues, with many young and inex- perienced players. Next year’s team should be much more successful. Good Luck next year! v a r s • i t y B a s k e t b a 1 1 J. V. B a s k e t b a 1 1 27 J V Cheerleaders Promote “Spirit” The Cheerleaders displayed much perseverance and loyalty throughout the season. Each squad contained girls who had little experience as cheerleaders. The girls developed a sense of teamwork which made for a high spirited enjoyable season. JV CHEERLEADERS Row One: S. LaClair. Row Two: A. Clark. C. Cobb, M. Martin, J. Page. Row Three: S. White, K. Peary. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row One: K. Brasington, L. Martin, H. Wilson. Row Two: D. Arcadi, M. Godreau, K. Roussakis, C. Susice. c h e e r 1 e a d i n g V a r s • i t y c h e e r 1 e a d i n g 29 SOFTBALL Row One: P. Fye, K. Farmer, D. Chase, R. Clookey, R. Mizenko, T. Susice. Row Two: T. Susice, Coach — Mrs. Goeke, M. Smith, C. Smith, C. Cheney, A. Langdon. Softball The 1985 Softball season was not as successful as had hoped. The ‘84’ Saints were young and will be return- ing all but 2 players. Senior, Dawn Chase, received a Se- cond Team All Star for her fine ‘pit- ching’ efforts. Congratulations! To next year’s team: “Let’s work hard and be competitive.” BASEBALL Row One: Coach — Mr. South, R. Fountain, K. Palmer, T. Peary. Row Two: R. Provost, S. Henderson, D. LaClair, T. Brown, J. Dimick. Missing: M. Smith, R. Smith, D. Shutt, P. Huckins. JV BASEBALL Row One: C. Swamp, G. Winters, R. Provost, C. Rivers, S. Hart, C. Smith. Row Two: G. Goyea, T. Dewey. D. Peck, R. Fountain, G. Susice, M. Page. V a r s • i t y B a s e b a 1 1 J V B a s e b a 1 1 31 32 33 ACTIVITIES HONOR SOCIETY M. Smith, M. Beaudoin, G. Fraser, Advisor: Mrs. DeBeer STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: M. Beaudoin, R. Mizenko, M. Bazdaric, G. Goyea, R. Foriska, Mr. Walbridge, K. Hubbard, D. Arcade, E. Drake, T. White, S. LaClair, C. Langdon, D. Cascanette, E. Chase. 35 YEARBOOK STAFF Sitting: R. Prior, R. Fraser, M. Beaudoin, S. Brown, (Editor), M. Sheldon, D. Joannette, D. White. Standing: M. Dumas, G. Fraser, G Tessier (Editor), C. Jock, W. Raines, B. Arno, G. Morelli (Editor), R. Hasting, D. LaClair, M. Smith (Editor), M. Wilson. 36 SCHOLARS FOR DOLLARS T. Susice. M. Beaudoin, G. Goyea, M. Smith, M. Susice, G. Tessier, S. Hunsinger, C. Wait VOTECH D. White, J. Tolles, D. Joannette, M. Sheldon, W. Raines, Ab. J. Wilson STAGE BAND Row 1: H. Wilson, M. Jenkinson, T. White, M. Parker, J. Dimick. Row 2: G. Winters, R. Mizenko, S. Hunsinger. T. Sweet, W. Tharrett. Row 3: M. Beaudoin, G. Goyea, B. Amo. Absent: P. DeShaw, J. Bassett, S. Cerlanek. SENIOR CHORUS Row One: A. Snyder, S. White, C. Bush, C. Patrick, C. Fadden, C. Havelton, K. Mizenko, M. Patraw, J. Page. Row Two: R. Servant, C. Smith, D. Cascannette, K. Brasington, T. White, S. LaClair. Row Three: T. Susice, A. Langdon, R. Mizenko, S. Hunsinger, J. Dimick, M. Bazdaric, C. Susice, M. Parker, A. Clark. Absent: B. Arno, S. Cerlanek, J. Bassett, A. Marshall, J. Peacetree, S. White, K. Taylor. JUNIOR CHORUS Row One: G. Johnson, L. Sevey, N. Bergan, S. Chesbrough, J. Farrington, R. Tharrett, J. White, S. Dibble, C. Sawyer, J. Senders, K. Upton, B. LaRock. Row Two: A. Fountain, C. Hasings, J. LaBounty, M. Clookey, H. Maxfield, B. Haynes, K. Susice, M. O’Neil, H. Currier, H. Wolfe. Row Three: M. Patraw, M. Clark, E. DeAngelis, A. Golaski, A. Parker, C. Work, D. Bassett, M. Work, D. Hart, L. Welch, D. Langdon, L. Susice, C. Rivers, C. Jesmer. Row Four: H. Maxfield, S. Russell, N. Collins, T. Peck, T. LaFlesh, L. Maxfield, A. Patnode, J. Mose. 38 SENIOR BAND Row 1: R. Mizenko, A. Langdon. M. Parker, K. Brasington, P. Parker, A. Clark, M. Patraw, K. Susice, K. Mizenko. Row 2: T. Susice, R. Servant, D. Arcadi, J. Peacetree, B. Arno, W. Tharrett, J. Bassett, J. Dimick. Row 3: H. Wilson, M. Jenkinson, T. White. Row 4: G. Winters, M. Beaudoin, S. Hunsinger, T. Sweet, S. LaClair, M. Bazdaric, R. Prior, C. Kelly, G. D’Angelis. Row 5: M. Smith, G. Goyea, D. Peck, T. Dewey, R. Foriska. Absent: S. Cerlanek, M. Goodreau, A. Marshall, M. Martin, C. Susice, P. Deshaw, S. White. JUNIOR BAND Row One: M. Patraw, K. Mizenko, K. Susice, M. Martin, C. Langdon, M. O’Neil, M. Clookey, A. Peck, L. Sevey. Row Two: T. White, B. Haynes, K. Taylor, C. Sawyer, L. Susice. Row Three: S. LaClair, C. Kelly, G. DeAngelis, S. White, H. Cox, A. Golaski, S. Dibble, S. White, B. Tharrett. 39 42 FACULTY Clerk: J. Tripany. L.D. Teacher: Miss Houle. Remedial Reading: Mrs. White. Elementary Librarian: Mrs. Stone. Library Aide: Mrs. Holmes. Secretaries: L.Richards, N. Parks, C. Falvey. Arts: Mrs. Lennox. Ind. Arts: Mr. Seminatore. Home Ec.: Mrs. DeBeer. Business: Mr. Keating. Math: Miss Green, Mr. Wever. Science: Mr. Samelski, Mrs. Fraser. Phys. Ed.: Mr. and Mrs. Gokey. Language: Mrs. VanVeenendahl. Guidance Counselor: Mr. Mar- shall. Psychologist: Ms. Deshane. English: Mr. Bergan, Mrs. Archer. Social: Mr. Walbridge, Mr. South. Custodians: Mr. Brown, Mr. Fraser, Mr. Cox, Mr. Tucker. Bus Drivers: B. Goodrow, W. Susice, K. Palmer, J. Haskell, D. Bassett, A. Wait. 47 Cooks: W. Cox, E. Phillips, C. Farmer, R. Haynes, C. Peck. Monitor: P. Godreau. 49 There’s a fly in my mouth. ELEMENTARY SIXTH GRADE — Mrs. Marshall Row One: P. Clark, T. Gokey, A. Peck, R. Tharrett. Row Two: R. Snyder, M. Clookey, J. Farrington, T. Mintch, M. Work, A. Parks, A. White. Row Three: Mrs. Marshall, H. Wolfe, T. Compeau, K. Cannady, S. ONeil, S. Chesbrough, D. Jenkins. Absent: L. Debiew. Mr. Webber Row One: S. Dibble, J. La- Bounty, A. Fountain, H. Max- field, J. White. Row Two: H. Currier, M. Jenkins, D. Leslie, C. Hastings, C. White. Row Three: B. Haynes, K. Susice, M. ONeil, B. Poquette, R. Compeau, C. Sawyer, Mr. Webber. 51 GRADE 5 — Mrs. James Row 1: N. Collins. D. Hart, D. Bassett, S. Poquette, K. Upton. Row 2: B. Clark, A. Fraser, G. Johnson, D. Genaway, C. Tucker. Row 3: J. Snyder, S. Haverstock, R. Fraser, A. Goloski, L. Welch, W. Martin, C. Jesmer, Mrs. James. FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE Row 1: A. Parker, D. Langdon, N. Bergan, C. Rivers, C. Swamp. Row 2: N. Johnson, M. Bailey, C. Work, T. Sweet, S. Russell. Row 3: L. 52 Sevey, J. Senders, L. Susice, Mrs. Vaccaro, B. LaRock, H. Greenwood, T. Murphy. FOURTH GRADE Row 1: B. O’Day, H. Maxfield. M. Clark, C. Greenwood, E. DeAngelis, D. Raines. R. Fefee. Row 2: K. Crump, M. Patraw, N. LaPage, A. Patnode, A. Major, T. Bobbie, J. McDonald, T. Peck. Row 3: C. Martin, T. Larock, T. Poquette, A. Baker, P. Compeau, Ms. Bailey. THIRD GRADE Row 1: D. Cardinal, C. Murphy, M. Goodrow, R. Fye, C. Howe, N. Drake, T. White. Row 2: N. Haverstock, B. Shantie, G. Edmonson, J. Patnode, C. Snyder, F. Foster, D. Poquette, Mrs. Susice. Row 3: A. Peck, R. O’Day, J. Johnson, K. Plumadore, S. Jenkinson, L. Mose, J. Cox, S. Fraser. 53 2nd GRADE Row 1: M. Shatraw, K. Cannady, M. Cannady, S. Aiken, E. Parker, F. Arcadi. Row 2: T. Mintch, J. Sweet, A. Ploof, D. LaBar, P. Bob- bie, J. Goloski. Row 3: S. Katynski, G. Haywood, G. White, S. Lavare, H. Cox, S. Unwin, Mrs. Hanley. 2nd GRADE Row 1: A. Snyder, R. Knepp, M. Chapman, C. Sex- ton, T. Egeland, C. Maxfield. Row 2: A. Yaddow, J. Provost, E. Mostaccio, P. Ar- cadi, Z. Cayea, T. Peck. Row 3: T. Gokey, J. Bailey, S. Provost, M. Po- quette, J. Clark, S. Clark, D. Allen, M. Austin. 54 Row One: P. Fraser, B. Cayea, A. Von Hoffmann, P. Robinson, C. Aiken, J. Nichols, K. Patrick. Row Two: E. Hathaway, A. Mosher, J. Sprankle, C. Haynes, J. Haywood, C. Waugh, C. Goodrow. Row Three: J. Bailey, H. Cox, P. Arcadi, B. Bassett, J. Tharrett, B. Marsh, L. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Smith. Absent: S. Countryman. FIRST GRADE Row One- J. Griffeths, A. Patrick, J. White, S. Shantie, D. Mitchell. Row Two: J. Mintch, M. Martin, J. Clark, E. LaBarr, J. Mostaccio, J. Hillsgrove, E. O’Day. Row Three: Mrs. Susice, N. Johnson, D. Peck, J. Waugh, B. Hart, W. McDonald, M. Compeau, D. Martin, J. 55 Drake, K. Maxfield. Absent: S. Countryman. K 1 n d e r g a r t e n KINDERGARTEN Row One: C. Kipp, A. Patraw, K. White, J. Quinn, A. Bergan, C. LaVare. Row Two: C. Oshier, C. Woodward, J. Shova, M. Austin, T. Tucker, J. LaBarr, C. Whipple, Mrs. Johnson. Row One: C. Mitchell, Z. Cayea, T. Ar- cadi, R. Egeland. Row Two: S. Susice, C. Strieker, T. Plumadore, J. Unwin, C. Sweet, D. Kelly. Row Three: Mrs. Gar- rant, R. Yaddow, K. Yaddow, M. Haynes, J. Sprankle. 56 HEADSTART Row One: S. Snyder, R. Jacques. Row Two: N. Bailey, K. Mulverhill, W. Cayea, A. Sheldon, B. Patrick, B. Hamelin. Row Three: H. Bailey, C. Thompson. S. Griffiths, C. Peck, E. Ross. J. LaShomb. Row Four: E. Bassett, L. Marshall, B. Woods. 57 “Let’s hot wire the stairs!” ‘‘Simon Says... four steps forward’ V “I always laugh at walls.” “I said stairs, not STARES” ‘Geronimo!” ‘We tied one!” Left to Right: Keith Prosper, President, Peter Goloski, Ronald Henderson, Patricia Drake, Carla Hathaway, Lawrency Cheney, Ernest Cox. To the Class of ’85: The word “commencement” often causes some confusion. We know that the word “commencement” comes from the word “commence,” which means to start or to begin. Yet, you will also be graduating, which means conclusion. How can an ending also be a beginning? The answer is obvious. Graduation is an ending, a conclusion of a process you began at least thirteen years go. A process call ed formal education. Throughout that time you have worked and studied and strived for this year. But your “Commencement Exercise” is also the beginning. The thirteen years of formal education prepare you to begin a new life. After this year you are no longer a student in our school, but rather a citizen of the world. You do not end your life as a student as much as you begin your life as an adult in an adult world. With this new position comes many new rights and privileges. But with these also come awesome responsibilities and demands. You stand at a gateway. On the other side is the world with all it offers and demands. As you say farewell to us, you say hello to tomorrow. Grab hold of that tomorrow, and use what you have learned in the past to build it into a bright and shining future. It is my hope and prayer that each of you will find your pathway from SRF to be straight and true and that the destination you choose will be golden with happiness and alive with success. Michael Hunsinger Superintendent of Schools TO THE CLASS OF 1985: Each of you has certain strengths and weaknesses as do all mortals. The secret to success is to capitalize on your strengths while improving those areas where you realize you are weak. Don’t dwell on the negative aspects of life or yourself — accen- tuate the positive. Look forward with a positive attitude toward a better tomorrow and a bright future. You’ll Find it. I wish each of you continued success, good health and hap- piness. Please contemplate this poem by Robert E. Farley as you enter this new phase of your lives. THINKING HAPPINESS Think of the things that make you happy. Not the things that make you sad; Think of the fine and true in mankind, Not its sordid side and bad; Think of the blessings that surround you, Not the ones that are denied; Think of the virtues of your friendships. Not the weak and faulty side; Think of the gains you’ve made in business. Not the losses you’ve incurred; Think of the good of you that’s spoken, Not some cruel, hostile word; Think of the days of health and pleasure. Not the days of woe and pain; Think of the days alive with sunshine, Not the dismal days of rain; Think of the hopes that lie before you, Not the waste that lies behind; Think of the treasures you have gathered, Not the ones you’ve failed to find; Think of the service you may render Not of serving self alone; Think of the happiness of others, And in this you’ll find your own! — Robert E. Farley 59 WINTER CARNIVAL PRINCE AND PRINCESS CANDIDATES — M. Smith, R. Prior, D. Joanette, D. Dwyer, V. Fraser, J. Tolies Princess: Diane Joanette Prince: Rob Prior This year’s float was a big success due to the long hours of work put into it. Congratula- tions to Rob Prior for becoming the 1985 Winter Carnival Prince. 60 .. by the light of the silvery stop sign “They can’t fool me. That’s not Daffy Duck.” “It’s third from the bottom or fifth from the top.” “I will now turn this wood into sawdust.” “Kick it? I thought you said “kiss it. “Mom, Dad, I have fallen in love with my lunch box.” “Yes, we all have poison ivy.' 62 “Actually, many great people were thumb suckers.” “Of course I have legs.” “There’s a tootsie roll stuck in my back teeth “Been at this for fifteen minutes and still haven’t seen a mulberry bush.” 63 64 “Fascinating! Now what was the question?' It’s field work, for my term paper on sardines.” ‘Ju9t three seconds before the fly flew into her mouth.” Anyone can carry a book bag” Dad always wanted a retriever. Actually, my hands are my worst feature.” � � 65 Look, a Canon AE-1 with wide angle adaptor. Hiding the fact that they don’t have chins. 66 “Sale: Short arrows” “Drums Because you can’t smile and play the trumpet!” Taken Two seconds before her hair fell out. We won! What were we playing anyway? “I have this bald spot and .. 67 Coke is it!!’ ADVERTISERS PATRON ADS Mr. and Mrs. Mike and Laura Richards Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Charlie and Carol Goeke Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Walbridge Mr. and Mrs. Newland Aiken Mr. and Mrs. Gwilym Archer Mr. and Mrs. Roger Keating Mr. Samelski Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and Carol Farmer Mr. Stanley L. Arno Mrs. Ann H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Cox Mr. and Mrs. Gene and Karleen Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Woody and Barb Susice Mr. and Mrs. Steward A. White Mr. and Mrs. Reggie and Ann O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Fye and Family Mr. and Mrs. Marty and Betty LaBounty Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bassett Mr. and Mrs. Carl and Marlene Smith Mrs. Margaret White Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beaudoin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chartier Mary Fountain Mr. and Mrs. Dela and Darwin Kelly Muriel DeBuque Mr. and Mrs. Royal and Edith Phillips Congratulations Class of ’85! From the Class of ’86 Julie Boulds Kim Brasington Tom Brown Darlene Cox Eric Drake Lisa Fraser Patsy Fye Greg Goyea Gary Greguire Ken Hubbard Becky Parks Dave Morelli Scott Hunsinger Debbie Mosher Pauline Palmer Ricky Provost Lee Roscoe Shelly Russell Carl Smith Cassie Smith Christine Susice Toni Susice Crystal Wait Fay Ploof Jeff Sevey 69 West Main St. Rd. Malone, N.Y. 12953 Stanley W. Sabin Bus. Phone: 483-2500 Congratulations’ RUSHTON-MOIRA AMER LaROCK LIQUOR STORE Strttpteq and Refinishing St BARNEY 7 BconstableiSt Rd. , 48flB97 Malone, NY 12953 weaflverii L Chair Carving Furniture Repair ARDW Elizabeth Street, St. Regis PROP.IiCK and LINDA LaBi ' )( r w Sr e, { THE MALONE DAIRY, I Congratulations Class of “85” THE NICHOLVILLE GENERAL STORE 4 18 19 20 21 AND SUB SHOP ubs marip the way you like them.” Gift Shop Groceries and So Forth ( ARON’S SAWS SALES All Types of Hardware, Building and Plumbin Husquarna Saws are his Specpity! Also Other Logging Supplies! ■ Located on North faain Stret St. Regis Falls 856-9409 PROP. RICKY CARON GLAZIERS Fast-Meat Products 14 Trout Street Malone, New York 12953 (518) 483-4990 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of “85” From DAVID’S HILLTOP Nicholville, N.Y. MIDWAY MARKET NELSON’S FLOWER SHOP Open Daily From 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Complete Deli Sandwiches, Subs, Michigans, and Daily Lunching Specials Corsage and Wedding Specialists 45 East Main St. ■ wr ■ Compliments of HASKELL S GROCERIES Milton Cromp ializing in a Little Bit i Everything Good Luck Class of “85” MALONE TRADING POST — VERNAL L. LaVALLEY EATING PLUMBING Compliments of V Sales Service (518) 529-7441 KEN’S MEN’S AND BOY’S SHOP Downtown Massena 3RD BRADFORDS PLUMBING HEATING Furnace and ChiQihey Cleaning Free Estimates OWNE R: GARY BRKdFORI PHONE: (518) 52M Main Street, Moira, 1Z957 THE CUTTER’S COTTAGE Main Street St. Regis Falls Tues.-Sat. 856-9839 OWNED BY: LIUnAN CHAPMAN Compliments of NANCY’S HAIRSTYLING THE GREENERY Phone (518) 856-9361 . Main Street I Moira, N.Y. 12957 W yfl Phone: 529-7225 W m V-W a Compliments of DRAKE S FARM SUPPLY Moira, N.Y. 12957 (518) 529-8971 DICKINSON IRON WORKS Certifiable Welding at easonable Prices n p -----------Code 518 Route 11 B Area Code 518 Dickinson, New York Phone 529-6503 ' __-- We Weld Anything but a Broken Heart Compliments of STYLISH SET BEAUTY SALON Depot Street, Moira 529-6529 Duano Street, Malone 483-5271 Mon.-Sat. 9-3 Other Hours by Appointment Congratulations to the Class of “85 From COUNTRY FABRICS St. Regis Falls, N.Y. 12980 — SHIRLEY S BEAUTY SALON KING S MARKET Rt. 11, Moira, N.Y. Guns — Ammo, Reloading, Components, Archery Equipment, Fishiiig Gear, Hand Guns, Holsters, Ammo Belts, New and Used Guns Buy — Sells — Trade For the best selection and deal come see Bob r King Mon.-Sat. 8-8 518-529-6593 _ Compliments of JENNIES VARIETY SHOPPE ALMOND L. WAIT INSURANCE St. Regis Falls, N.Y. 12980 SILVER NUGGET RESTAURANT ARCADE Main Street St. Regis Falls, N.Y. Tues.-Sat. 856-9380 Main St. lis Falls, N.Y. 12980 rrom 6 a.m. Until 9 p.m. BROWN’S RAW TRAPPING SUPPLIES Lures, Baits, Traps, Stretchers, and All Trapping Supplies Buyer of Wild Furs OWNCT-WM. BROWN 518-81 RIVERSIDE PROPRIETOR: DEWEY AND HELEN HEWITT Main Street St. Regis Falls All Legal Beverages, Rooms, ar Meals Best Wishes IEAN and RICHARD PRIOR PRIOR WHOLESALE THE FOUR SEASONS Malone’s Newest Firi |otel Route 11 Malone, N.Y. w MONTGOMERY WARD COMPANY, INC. Seaway Plaza Malone, N.Y. 12953 483-2700 For AI III Automotive Appliances and Painting Needs. THE MALONE DAIRY, INC. West Main St. Road Malone, New York 12953 Tel.: 483-4450 or 483-5281 Serving the Entire Northern N.Y. Area With the Finest Dairy Products. TINY’S BIKE JPORT SHOP |r 71 Western Auto Store| Trophies and Awards «� f iin St. Malone, N.Y. 483-3388 ' ; j iry.ini f Hit f1 «i ‘H i� v • . UW it � 1 ARKET, INC. anjp on i i i il J a Da TDays a Week - , -. eel ly Specials Located in A mes Plaza (Up the Hill) 281 W. Main, Malone 483-0403 GfV jA J , ' W 'r ' ' Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 .JJ THE FALLS LIQUOR and WINES Jim and Jeanne Ryan, Proprietors T________________ COLLIN’S HOTEL BAR LOUNGE Rooms and Meals Santa Clara, N.Y. GOODROW’S RED AND WHITE Quality Meat, Produce, and Groceries Owned by: Butch and Laura Goodrow ROSS’ GENERAL STORE, INC. Rifles — Fishing Tackle Groceries — Deli Woolrich Clothing Wolverino Boots Phone: 518-856-9256 St. Regis Falls, N.Y. 12980 Dick and Jane Ross Congratulations Class of “85 LEVINE’S Downtown Massena Phone: (315) 764-0281 MR. CAKE PIZZERIA Buy One Get One Free! CONNOLLY’S IGA • Fresh Cut Quality Meats • Groceries • Fresh Produce • Dairy Products “We Aim to Please” Rt. 11 i 389-5631 Winthrop N.Y. POQUETTE’S GARAGE V.W. Specialist New and Used VW Parts N.Y.S. Inspection 24 Hr. Towing OWNER: JOE POQUETTE P.O. Box 236 Route 458 St. Regis Falls, N.Y. — BRASINGTON’S COUNTRY STORE m Gas — Groceries Tire Service — Oil Changes Phone: 856-9892 St. Regis Falls, N.Y. BANK from your friends at Norstar Bank Nov. that you re graduating. f � time to let the spirit move you to Norstar Bank Whether you plan on going to college or starting a career, Norstar Bank cm • r vou arrange your finances to reach your goals' We supply complete banking sendees education loans, checking accounts savings accounts, personal loans, auto loans and more TOWN OF WAVERLY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Serving You! SRF MEDICAL CENTER George Cook Jay Federman W. Roy Slaunwhite Barry Kilbourne Tammy Wheeler Sheldon Schwartsburg TOWN OF WAVERLY Scenic Campsite St. Regis Falls, N.Y. The Varden Portrait It's What You Want It To Be. The Varden Portrait is a timeless commemorative of your graduation. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don't settle for less. We, the yearbook staff of 1985 want to take this time to say thanks to Mrs. Snyder, Varden Studios, and Sponsors who made this yearbook possible. If not for strong community support this yearbook wouldn’t have been possible. Thanks, Yearbook staff of’85 NATIONAL ARMY STORE GALS GALORE Across Northern N.Y. Headquarters for: Lei8ure, Work, Sporting Foods, and Athletic Footwear THE PAPERBACK BROWSER RT. 11 LAWRENCEVILLE 389-4900 ‘TRADE YOUR PAPERBACKS FOR CASH!’ ‘UNIQUE GIFTS ‘GREETING CARDS ‘CUSTOMIZED TEE SHIRTS HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 10-5 Thurs. Evenings 6-8 Sat. 10-3 79 Faces of old and faces of new. People we know and people we knew. Growing together then drifting apart, Always an ending and now a new start. At graduation we all grow nearer And all of our friends seem so much dearer. And as we say our final goodbye, One last embrace and one more cry. A remember when” but, better still, A place in my heart, you’ll always stay, This is what’s said as we go our own way. 80