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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1986 volume:

B K B I e A I I • N You have been at SRF for twenty years. We first met you when we entered Jr. High. Your classes were new and interesting, and we learned many skills that we can all use later in life. Metalworking, woodworking, drafting, whichever class, we all made useful projects. The good Samaritan of our school, you can always be counted on to build, repair, or invent things we need. Everyday, you are there with a smile, and a joke to brighten our day. The Yearbook Staff would like to thank you, especially for the help you gave us with our difficult pages. And so, we, the Class of 1986, dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Santo Seminatore! SEMitIS 3 VjiW Born. in. JoQO ' Made iw� U.S h f,, FUh-«- Roll ,x V v«. a. (T°l Yi + %H -Wfr vdO, � � « HJ v nTCV vvy + � ■ « • « LoH’Q Lift' RocM RkJ wJ0. wtcKeb r • C .v� _ c . , fr' . H o jAV. ' 3' • onoan To :$W „1 TSV o'� J 0°' L « “ r Cm.H� uw«3 1 4UI an 5 8 Julie Boulds “It Takes Both Rain and Sunshine to Make a Rainbow.” Soccer 9-12; Volleyball 9,11; Sophomore Class Secretary; Student Council 10; Project Challenge 11,12; Service Credit 10,12; New York Math League 9, 10, 12; Yearbook Photographer 12; Winter Carnival Princess Candidate; Senior Carnival. Kim Brasington “Wicked” Volleyball 9, 10; Soccer 9, 10; Cheerleading 10-12; Cheerleading Treasurer 10-12; Concert Band 9-12; Senior Chorus 9-12; Spanish Club 10-11; Service Credit 10,11; All State 12; NYSSMA 9-12; Project Challenge 11, 12; Year- book Co-Editor 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Senior Carnival. Tom Brown “Bring It on” Soccer 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Senior Carnival. Alex Carbino “Live One Day at a Time, Because Tomorrow You May Die.” Basketball 9-12; Baseball 11; Senior Carnival. Darlene Cox “Boy you’re foolish” Basketball 9-10; Volleyball 9; Soccer 10,11. Richard DeBuque “Hardy-Party-Rock-N-Roll” Football 9; Soccer 10; Hockey 10; Motor Cycle Racing KHS; Senior Carnival. Eric Drake “The Man Is Back Basketball9-12; Soccer 10-12; Service Credit 9; Project Challenge 11, 12; Junior Class President Student Council 11, 12; Student Council Vice President 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Winter Carnival Prince Candidate. Senior Carnival. Lisa Fraser “I Don’t Know” Cheerleading 9; Volleyball 11; Votech 11, 12; Senior Carnival. Patsy Fye Forget It” Softball 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Service Credit 11,12; Honor Society 11, 12; Winter Carnival Princess Candidate, Senior Carnival. Greg Goyea “Hey, Hey; My; My; Rock-N-Roll Will Never Die” Basketball 9-12; Soccer 11; Baseball 10; Senior Class Vice President; Spanish Club 10, 11; Stage Band 9-11; Concert Band 9-11; Marching Band 9-11; Student Council 9-11; Yearbook Staff 12; Scholars for Dollars 11, 12; Senior Carnival. Gary Greguire “Why Be Half Fast?” Senior Carnival Ken Hubbard “Laugh. Stupid” Student Council 11,12; Student Council President 12; Year- book Staff 12; Project Challenge 11; Senior Carnival. Scott Hunsinger Works for Me” Football 9; Wrestling 9; All County Jazz Choir 9; Soccer 10, 11; Chorus 9-12; Concert Band 9-12; Stage Band 9-11; Yearbook Staff 9,12; Sophomore Class Vice President; Stu- dent Council 12; Allstate 10, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Scholars for Dollars 11, 12. Joe Martin Senior Carnival. Lori Martin “Hey, Baby, Don't Say No, Say Maybe. Baby.” Cheerleading 10; Soccer 9; Basketball 9. Debbie Mosher “Do You Wanna? Do You?” Service Credit 9-12; Senior Carnival Chuck Roscoe “There Is No Greater Glory for a Man as Long as He Lives Than That Which He Wins by His Own Hands and Feet” — Homer Soccer 10-12; All Northern 11, 12; Student Council 10; Pro- ject Challenge 11 Yearbook Photographer; Senior Carnival Shelly Russell “Are You a Fruit?” Volleyball 9-11; FBCA 11, 12; FBLA Reporter 12; Senior Carnival Kaori Sekiguchi “Oh My God” Foreign Exchange Student; Senior Carnival; Senior Chorus 12; Concert Band 12; Yearbook Photographer; Cheerleading 12 Toni Susice Good Things Come to Those Who Wait Honor Society 11, 12; Treasurer H.S. 12; Scholars for Dollars 11, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Soccer 9-12; Volleyball 9-11; Basketball 9, 11; Softball 9-11; Project Challenge 11,12; Bartf-and Marching Band 9-12; Chorus 9-12; Chorus Treasurer 12; V.P. of Class 10; Treasurer of Class 9; Yearbook Co-Editor; NYSSMA 9, 10.12; Senior Carnival Crystal Wait “Life is a Series of Disappointments Created by Disallu- sions Ending in Death” Service Credit 10-12; Honor Society 11, 12; V.P. of Honor Society 12; Yearbook Head Editor 12; Volleyball 12; Scholars for Dollars 11, 12; New York Math League 9-12; Senior Carnival Richard Wolfe “Living is Easy With Eyes Closed. Misunderstanding All You See” Senior Carnival 9 I, Ju ia Boulds, leave my mathematical skills to Mr. Wever. I, Kim Brasington, leave Anne and Amy my good taste in clothes, the librarian my talking ability, and Donna my driving ability. I, Tom “Ramho” Brou n, leave my animal instinct to anyone u ho can handle it. I, Alex Carbino, leave my new German police dog to Billy Dufrane. I, Darlene Cox, leave my pink sneakers to Tesa Sweet. I, Richard DeBuque, leave all my brains to Brian. I, Eric Drake, leave my dirty mind to science and my love to my family. I, Lisa Fraser, leave my brain to my brother Larry in hopes that he will have a brain like mine. I, Patsy Fye, leave my secretarial skills to anyone who thinks they can carry on where I left off. I, Greg Goyea, leave my great taste in rock-n-roll to Darrin Peck. I, Gary Greguire, leave my great knowledge in the field of industrial arts to Mr. Seminatore. I, Ken Hubhard, leave all my red and blue books to Mrs. Archer, alt my high school headaches to Mr. Samelski, and my sanity to the classes to come. I, Scott Hunsinger, leave to the Juniors a treacherous senior year, to Tesa Sweet my chops, my high “c and my vibrato for band, to dad the school spirit of the senior class, to anyone who'll listen, my puny jokes. I, Joe Martin, will just leave. I, Lorie Martin, leave my dog Sach to Chantelle, my Dodge 4x4 to Missy and Melanie, and my clothes to Kelly. I, Debbie Mosher, leave my brains to Larry Fraser. I, Karen Nichols, leave my ability to get mouthy with Mr. Keating and to overrun him to Mary Bush and Annette Snyder. I, Pauline Palmer, leave my ability to put up with short jokes to Mr. Keating and Mr. Marshall. I, Fay Ploof leave my ability to find a perfect girl to Tim Dewey. I, Ricky Provost, leave my volleyball serve to Rachel Clookey. I, Chuck Roscoe, leave to future math students my adept ability to solve math problems. I, Shelly Russell, leave my very good secretarial skills to Tammy and Mary. I, Kaori Sekiguchi, leave all my fun times here to everybody'. L Jeff Sevey, leave my basketball skills to Gabe Susice. I, Rusty Smith, leave all my trapping abilities to Randy Smith and Bill Brou n. I, Cassie Smith, leave all my athletic ability to Annette Langdon and my sister Stephanie. I, Christine Susice, leave my enthusiasm for cheering and my moodiness to Shannon LaClair. I, Toni Susice, leave my first flute chair to Ronda and Darci. I, Crystal Wait, leave my ability to harp and my best wishes towards her future years at S.R.F. to Tisha White. I, Richard Wolfe, leave Mike, Chris, and Ditto a safe ride with Rick, and to my sister a chance at High Honors. Row 1: Mr. Marlin. W. Tharelt. K. Peary. E. Russell. Row 2: D. LaBarr, P. Martin. P. Ploof. M Jenkinson. D. Arcadi. Row 3: C. Rivers. R. Langdon. G. Susice. M. Parker. J. Page. Row 4: A. Langdon. R. Prior. S. LaPage. T. Sweet. J. Langdon. Row 1: Mr. Martin. W. Tharett, K. Peary. E. Russell. Row 2: 0. LaBarr. P. Marlin. P. Ploof. M. Jenkinson. D. Arcadi. Row 3: C. Rivers. R. Langdon. G. Susice. M. Parker. J. Page. Row 4: A. Langdon. R. Prior. S. LaPage. T. Sweet. J. Langdon. 13 Row 1: A. Marshall. T. Merrick. S. LaClair. M. Crowley. M. Arcadi, A. Greguire. E. Chase. Row 2: T. DeShaw. J. Martin. D. Drew. Row 3: D. Lucas. M. Cheney. S. Boulds. A. Beaulieu. Row 4: L. Jenkins. D. Crump. M. Fye. S. Martin. Absent: P. DeShaw. F. Dashnaw. M. Fraser. Row 1: W. Wolfe. V. Provost. L. Tharrett. S. Wiley. C. Tucker. S. Snyder. Row 2: S. Winters. S. Zeallor. S. White. T. White. Row 3: M. Ploof. M. Susice, B. Parks. K. Taylor, C. Tharrett. 14 Row 1: J. Frizzell. C. Langdon. T. Palifka. J. Foster. P. Shutt, A. Snyder. M. Bush. Row 2: T. O’Day. V. Boulds. S. White. K. Martin. C. Patrick. T. White. M. Greenwood. Ms. Greene. Row 3: G. DeAngelis. A. Jobin. E. Cerlanek. S. White. J. Moore. Row 1: Mr. Eels. Row 2: J. Labounty. A. Peck, P. Clark. T. Minlch. H. Maxlield. D. Leslie. A. Parks. B. Tharretl. T. LaPage, D. Jenkins. S. Dibble. A. White. C. Sawyer. T. Gokey. Row 1: B. Poquette. Row 2: A. Lucas. A. Crowley. Row 3: M. Work. J. While. C. Hastings. S. Chesbrough. Row 4: R. Tharrett, H. Wolle. Row 5: A. Foun tain. M. Jenkins. J. Farrington. R. Snyder. 8. Haynes. K. Susice. M. Clookey, M. O’Neil. Absent From Picture: R. Compeau, V. Dodge. 17 Enrichment Program Miss Smith. Learning Disabled Miss Houle. Remedial Math Miss Mayville, and Remedial Reading Mrs. White. Art Ms. Schrader. Speech Miss Heath, and Psychologist Mr. Easton. Band Mr. Norman and Music Mrs. Snyder. Physical Education Mr. and Mrs. Goeke. Guidance, Mr. Marshall; Business, Mr. Keating; Home Economics. Mrs. DeBeer; and Industrial Arts. Mr. Seminatore. Junior High Math, Miss Greene. High School Science, Mr. Samelski; Junior High Science. Mr. Eells; High School Math. Mr. Wever. Social Studies 7.11-12. Mr. Bayliss; Social Studies 8-10, Mr. South. Spanish. Mr. Matranga; English 10-12. Mrs. Archer; English 7-9 Mr. Thomas. STAFF Secretary, Mrs. Falvey Secretary, Mrs. Richards Secretary, Mrs. Parks Librarian. Mrs. Chapman Nurse. Mrs. Drake L Susice. A. Wait. K. Palmer. D. Bassett. D. Servant, J. Haskell, and H. Goodrow R. Haynes. W. Cox, C. Farmer, C. Peck, and C. Quinn E. Tucker. P. Fraser. W. Brown, and R. Cox 22 23 ACTIVITIES f— 4L. 24 R«M«B SOCIETY Mrs. DeBeer, Pauline Palmer, Patsy Fye, Christine Susice, Toni Susice. Crystal Wait Advisor: Mrs. DeBeer STVBElf CeViCIL Row 1: Shannon LaClair, Marci Arcadi, Cathy Langdon. Christine Clark. Annie Parks. Row 2: Annette Langdon. Tesa Sweet. Mara Bazdaric, Darei Ar- cadi. Advisor. Mrs. Snyder. Row 3: Scott Hunsinger. Eric Drake. Ken Hubbard. Carl Smith. Robbie Foriska. Chris Swamp. 25 YEAUME STAFF Row 1: Advisor Mrs. Snyder, C. Wait, K. Brasington, T. Susice. Row 2: P. Fye, C. Smith, D. Cox, J. Boulds, C. Susice, L Marlin. P. Palmer. Row 3: C. Smith. E.Drake, L. Roscoe, G. Goyea, R. Provost, J. Sevey, K. Hubbard, S. Hunsinger. Row 1: Chief Editor Crystal Wait. Row 2: Assistant Editors Kim Brasington and Toni Susice. SCIIWLABS FM B9LLAB9 FI9JECI CHALLENGE L to R. S. Hunsinger. C. Smith. K. Hubbard. D. Cascanette. L. Roscoe. T. Susice. K. Brasington. J. Boulds. C. Smith. T. Susice. E. Drake. 1st Row: C. Wait, C. Smith. 2nd Row: T. Susice. S. Hunsinger. ALLSTATE L to R: S. Cerlanek. G. Winters. J. Bassett. K. Brasington. A. Langdon. S. Hunsinger. 27 BAM e i e K ft i Row 1: P. Palmer. S. Dibble. D. Arcadi. R. Servant. Row 2: M. Parker. A. Langdon. K. Brasington, P. Parker. A. Clark. K. Susice. Row 3: J. Bassett. P. DeShaw. A. Marshall. T. White, M. Jenkinson. B. Haynes. K. Taylor. S. Cerlanek, S. White. Row 4: S. Hunsinger. T. Sweet. S. LaClalr, L. Susice. G. DeAngelis. S. White. H. Wolf. Row 1: E. DeAngelis. A. Parker. M. Clark. C. Sawyer. Row 2: K. Susice. C. Langdon. K. Taylor, B. Haynes. B. Felt. D. Bassett Row 3: M. Clookey. M. Patraw, M. O’Neil. L. Sevey, H. Wolfe. G. DeAngelis. S. White. L. Susice. Absent S. Dible. T. Palifka, C. Mose, M. Work. 28 SIMM enwit Row 1: Mrs. Snyder. Row 2: T. Suslce. C. Suslce. and K. Brasington. Row 3: M. O’Neil, S. While, A. Snyder, C. Fadden, B. Haynes, and H. Wolle. Row 4: S. Dibble, 6. Winters. S. Hunsinger, A. Langdon, K. Taylor, A. Fountain, M. Bazdaric, and T. White. Row 5: S. Cerlanek, J. Bassett, M. Work, S. Chesbrough, S. White, H. Maxtield, K. Suslce. A. Marshall. Row 6: G. DeAngelis. J. Peacetree, S. Egeland, D. Cascannette. R. Servant. M. Clookey, S. LaClair, A. Clark. J. Page. Absent J. Frizzell, P. OeShaw, K. Seklguchl. jiiiM en§ii9 Row 1: K. Upton, N. Collins, L. Sevey, 0. Bassett. G. Johnson. Row 2: S. Russell, T. Peck, B. LaRock, S. Poquette, A. Parker. B. Felt. L. Welch. Row 3: L. Mose, E. DeAngelis. M. Clark, L. Maxtield, M. Patraw, C. Tucker, D. Langdon, H. Maxtield, C. Rivers. Row 4: S. Fraser, J. Mose, K. Crump, C. Martin, S. Derushia, B. O'Day, J. Armstrong, L. Suslce, J. Senders. Row 5: A. Armstrong, C. Murphy. J. Johnson, M. Goodrow, R. O'Day. N. Haverstock, T. LaFlesh, A. Patnode, J. Patnode. CLASS SlliCEIS Vice President, Greg Goyea; Treasurer, Christine Suslce; President, Cassie Smith; Secretary, Pauline Palmer. Vice President, Mara Bazdarlc; President Mark Hunsinger; Treasurer, Chuck Rivers; Secretary, Cheryl Cheney. Secretary. Tina Palilka; Treasurer. Darrin LaBarr; Vice President, Ron- nie Martin; President; Craig Kelley. Treasurer, Amy Boulds; Secretary, Ronda Servant President, Donna Cascanette, Vice President, Robert Fountain. Treasurer, Andy Beaulieu; Vice President Bobby Parks; President Tisha White; Secretary, Sabrina Winters. President. Donald Jenkins; Vice President, Marie O’Neil; Secretary, Angie Peck; Treasurer. Heather Maxfield. 30 31 32 34 36 lass ol 86 vorites iw-Miami Vice iera — Days of Our Li' Mash There’s a lady who kno all that glitters is gold. And she's buying a stairw gets there she I ores are all closed, word she can get what she i ! for. Rerun Male T.V. Star — Don Johnson Female T.V. Star — Stephanie Kramer. Joan Rivers Movie — St. Elmo's Fire le Movie Star — Eddie Murphy Female Movie Star- Sport — Basketball Food — Pizza Drink — Pepsi Truck — Chevy Car — Chevy Camaro, Corvette School Subject — Social Studies Rock Group — Journey. Loverboy Solo Artists — Tina Turner. Phil Collins Group — Alabama Stairway to Heaven sign on the wall, ut she wants to be sure Cause you know sometim In a tree by the brook, there’s a songbird who si ur thou '0 s a feeling I get. n I look to the west my spirit is crying for leaving In m rings oT smoke th the voices of those rds have two t o W ts are misgiv r And t j AnoffC UmrW t if we ail call the tun looking. Friday Tim Restaurant — Pizza tha tune. Then the piper will lea And a new day will dawn, for those who stand long And the forests will echo And it makes me wonder If there s a bustle i alarmed now I’s just a spring clean for the May Queen. Yes, there are4-------------------- k but in the long run. There’s i your hedgerow. .Joan Rivers ; still I I IS I you can go by, change the road you re on. and it won’t go. rTtkny. Y in case The pipers calling you to joia | Dear lady can and did you Your stairway lies on th And as we wind o our shadows tall There walks a lady we all knov who shines white light and I still fur ; to show. 1 Rock an I one i I not to F Jimr 66 Eft� SMILE MOUTH DRESSED N I C E S T lift STUDIOUS CLOWN FLIRT M 0 S T C L A S S PET ATHLETIC MUSICAL M 0 S T T E A C H E R S 39 seecEB Row 1: E. Drake, G. Susice, R. Fountain, D. Peck. T. Brown. Row 2: S. Boulds, T. Dewey. J. Sevey, L Roscoe, R. Prior, C. Swamp, M. Susice. J. Peacetree, W. Tharrett. S. Zeller, L Fraser, L. Jenkins. Coach: Mr. Thomas. Row 1: C. Smith, T. Susice. Row 2: A. Snyder, T. Sweet. S. Smith. M. Bazdaric, A. Langdon, C. White, R. Clookey, K. Taylor, S. White. Row 3: Coach: Mrs. Goeke, J. Page. A. Marshall, A. Boulds, S. White, T. Susice. M. Parker. 40 YiLLKYBAU Clockwise: Coach: Mrs. Goeke. A. Boulds. C. Wait. C. Smith. T. Susice. P. Partker. T. Susice. A. Langdon. R. Clookey. Row 1: M. Bazdaric. T. Sweet. C. Bush. T. Palifka. C. Cheney. P. Deshaw. Row 2: Coach: Mrs. Goeke. M. Bush. K. Taylor. J. Page. M. Parker, S. Winters. E. Chase, T. White. BASKETBALL Mark Cheney. Matt Ploof. Steve Boulds, Eddy Work. Chuck Rivers. Paul Ploof. Kirby Taylor. Cameron Crump. 42 Front Row: Jett Sevey. Eric Drake. Chris Swamp, Rob Foriska, Rusty Smith. Back Row: Robert Fountain. Tom Brown. Gordon Winters. Timmy Dewey. Greg Goyea, Gabe Susice. Mr. South. BASKETBALL J Y Row 1: K. Taylor, C. Bush. M. Crowley. Row 2: D. Hastings. A. Snyder. C. Hazelton. Row 3: S. Snyder. S. White. E. Chase. S. Winters, L. Tharrett. 43 CHEERLEADERS YABSiTY JY Top Row: Advisors — Miss Heath. Miss Houle. 2nd Row. Left to Right: M. Godreau. P. Palmer. K. Brasington. K. Sekiguchi. C. Susice. D. Arcadi. R. Servant. 3rd Row. Left to Right: M. Arcadi. A. Clark. M. Martin. K. Peary. S. LaClair, C. White. 44 Row 1: S. Brown, 0. LaClair, T. Peary, G. Morelli, 0. Morelli. Row 2: G. Winters, M. Dumas, 0, Dwyer, R. Fountain, R. Provost. Row 3: C. Smith, R. Fountain. M. Page. A. Carbino. Coach: Mr. South. Row 1: C. Cheney. A. Langdon. R. Clookey. M. Smith. T. Palifka. Row 2: T. Susice. E. Chase. J. Page. T. Susice. T. White. C. Smith. T. Sweet. M. Baz- daric. Coach: Mrs. Goeke. 45 GIRLS' SOCCER This year was not a year to brag about a record. MO-1, but this doesn't mean the hard work was lacking. Our team was young and inex perienced. but very seldom out ot a game until the final horn. It was a trustrating season due to the strong competition from the more experienced teams in our division. Two members received All Northern Awards: First Team Award to Cassie Smith and Honorable Mention to Stephanie Smith. CONGRATULATIONS GIRLS! BOYS SOCCER Even though our soccer Saints were long tong overdue, the boys were unable to earn or luckout a victory this season, with an overtime home loss to Madrid being the closest they came Despite the odds against them to win. the Saints did have some semi highlights Chuck Roscoe's dramatic encounter with the mud. Tom Brown s receiving only one red card. Steve Boulds scoring — tor the opposition. Jett Sevey s delensive shutout ol Hermon s Swedish import, and Darrin Peck's testy goal. Congratulations do go to Second All League choices Tom Brown and Rob Fountain Honorable mention selections Chuck Roscoe and Tim Dewey Madrid 30 Colton 3 1 Hermon 3-1 Chateaugay 60 Salmon River 4-1 Colton 70 Salmon River 1-0 Parishville 9-0 Madrid 64 Parishville 70 Hermon 42 Chateaugay 50 Edwards 102 GIRLS' SOFTBALL Good defense and last pitching are key factors for any good team. Without the “fast pitch most teams are deteated. Our team played good defense, but we were lacking in the pitching Players need to work as hard off the field as well as on the field to upgrade our record. We do have all but one player returning to the ' 86'' team. GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR! Home SRF 4 Opp Parishville 6 SRF 15 Parish ville 17 SRF 8 Chateau gay 5 SRF 5 Chateau gay 18 SRF 5 Colton 6 SRF 12 Colton 15 SRF 6 Brushlon Moira 12 SRF 17 Brushton Moira 6 SRF 0 St Lawr ence 15 SRF 1 St Lawr ence 12 Volleyball The girls had a super season in both J.V and Varsity giving them first place in their division The J.V team only lost 1 game out ol 10 matches. This was the result ot tine serving and hard spiking Six players will be returning to next year's team, so with more hard work we are looking lor another lirst place GOOO LUCK! The Varsity Saints tied lor lirst in their division, their only loss going to BMC We lost to BMC the lirst round ol play, but returned the lavor in the second round, giving us both 9 wins and 1 loss In Play-off action, we met Lisbon in the first round, defeating them by scores ol 16-14. 15-1. 15-4. The second round ol play SRF defeated BMC at St Lawrence University in three straight games and the third round ol play we lound ourselves losing a heartbreaker lo last year s Section 10 champs. Knox Memorial The girts ol SRF played a super game only lo find deleat Scores: 16-14. 8 IS. 15-12. 5-15. 15-13. Congratulations to all the girls who played, and good luck to seniors Cassie Smith and Crystal Wail J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL The season proved to be both challenging and frustrating. The girls were defeated in many close games, but continued to grow athletically throughout it all. Each girl displayed much effort and sportsmanship. They are to be commended for all their hard work. J.V. BOYS' BASKETBALL The inability to put the ball into the basket on a consistent basis plagued this year's junior varsity team, resulting in a 3-11 won lost record. Sophomores Chuck Rivers and Paul Ploof carried the burden of scoring and rebounding, often outperforming much taller opponents. Both will be good additions to next year's Varsity. SRF 39 51 Parishville SRF 39 35 Colton SRF 23 55 Brushlon Moira SRF 43 44 St Lawrence SRF 24 41 Madrid SRF 35 49 Salmon River SRF 40 50 Chateaugay SRF 39 46 Parishville SRF 29 49 Colton SRF 41 55 Brushton Moira SRF 35 73 St. Lawrence SRF 52 42 Madrid SRF 45 37 Salmon River SRF 33 51 Chateaugay Varsity Girls Basketball by Carol Goeke This team endured a difficult season with only 3 wins. The Saints did maintain good morale and kept working hard to improve their skills throughout the season. This showed in the second half of the season, los- ing by only a “little instead of a lot. Team members were as follows: Senior. Cassie Smith; Juniors. Amy Boulds. Teena Susice. Stephanie Smith. Sophomores. Annette Langdon. Tesa Sweet. Margaret Jenkins; and Freshman. Angie Marshall. With additional practice practice and experience, along with a couple JV players moving up. we will have the foundation for a strong team next year. 40 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL The boys' varsity basketball team completed its 1985-86 season with a league record of 9 wins and 5 losses — good for third place in Division II. Five seniors and six juniors comprised this year's club. Three seniors were named to the NAC All-Star Team: First Team: Jeff Sevey. Third Team: Tom Brown and Greg Goyea. The team is to be congratulated for having a successful season. Despite lack of height and game experience, they defeated many other clubs with more talent. These boys played together as a team, worked hard throughout the season and certainly played up to its potential. 48 49 TII CIABK Row 1: T. Peck. Mrs. Tharrett, K. Crump. B. O’Day. Row 2: J. McDonald. J. Armstrong, A. Patnode, C. Martin. C. Greenwood. Row 3: P Compeau T LaFlesh, J. Mose. Row 4: N. LaPage, S. Derushia, T. Bobbie. Absent From Picture: C. Jesmer. 5111 «BABE Row 1: T. Murphy. D. Hart, N. Johnson, C. Tucker. K. Upton, D. Genaway. Row 2: L. Sevey. D. Bassett, S. Poquette, B. Felt, B. LaRock, G. Johnson. W. Brown, W. Martin. Row 3: Mrs. Marshall, S. Russell, L. Welch. J. Snyder, C. White, L. Susice, A. Fraser, S. Haverstock, R. Fraser, R. Vara, H Green- 50 wood. C. Work, J. Senders. N. Collins. � 111 «All Row 1: C. Howe, C. Snyder, L. Foster, C. Murphy, N. Haverstock, R. Fye. Row 2: J. Johnson, J. Patnode, D. Poquette, A. Peck, A. Armstrong, M. Goodrow, R. Fetee, N. Drake. Row 3: S. Fraser, J. Cox, S. Unwin, R. O'Day, K. Plumadore, S. Jenkinson. T. White, L. Mose, Ms. Bailey. 4IH «ABK Row 1: H. Maxtield, A. Parker, E. DeAngelis. M. Patraw. Row 2: B. Clark, D. Langdon, C. Swamp, T. Sweet, 0. Raines, M. Bailey, C. Rivers. Row 3: Mrs. Vaccaro, M. Clark, M. Wilson, D. Frizzell, A. Major, L. Maxtield, A. Baker. 51 Row 1: S. Clark. R. Knepp. C. Maxtield. F. Arcadi. D. Allen. Row 2: P. Bobbie. J. DeShane. D. LaBarr. A. Ploof. Row 3: W. Pickering. G. Haywood. S. Provost. T. Egeland. H. Francis, and Mrs. Susice. Absent: M. Austin and S. Esser. Row 1: M. Chapman. H. Cox. N. Shatraw. E. Parker, Z. Cayea, B. Derushia. Row 2: E. Mostaccio. A. Snyder. J. Sweet. P. Arcadi. A. Yaddow. S. Aiken. T. Peck. T. Mintch. J. Clark. Row 3: T. Gokey. S. Katynski, J. Bailey. Mrs. James. 52 SMB HABE Row 1: K. Maxfield, A. Patrick. J. Nichols. J. Mostaccio. Row 2: Sarah Countryman. J. Sprankle. B. Cayea. J. Haywood. J. Clark. P. Fraser. E. O’Day. Row 3: N. Johnson. J Bailey. B. Hart. D. Martin. J. Drake. J. Tharrett. B. Bassett. C. Haynes. Row 4: Mrs. Duffy. Row 1: S. Shantie. A. vonHoffman. M. Frizzell. J. Recor, C. Goodrow. K. Patrick. Chad Aiken. J. Mintch. E. Hathaway. Row 2: E. LaBarr. S. Countryman. M. Martin. B. Marsh. H. Cox. W. McDonald. P. Arcadi. D. Peck. P. Robinson. J. Hillsgrove. Mrs. Hanley. 53 ISI «AIE Row 1: C. Oshier. Z. Cayea. A. Arcadi. J. White. K. White. K. Yaddow. Row 2: A. DeShane, C. Strieker. A. Hall. T. Tucker. Mrs. Susice. N. Baker. J. LaBarr. C. Sweet. M. Haynes. Absent: Shannon Cushing. Row 1: J. Vanderwalker, R. Jacques. B. Genaway. A. Goodrow. G. Debuque, J. Frizzell. B. Sexton. K. Lavare. Row 2: R. Arcadi. L. Greenwood, J. Peacetree, N. Bailey. C. Whipple, L. Aiken. A. Sheldon. A. LaPage. Absent: Chris LaBarr. Row 1: B Hamelin. W. Cayea. H. vonHoftman. S. Snyder. Row 2: B. Patrick. R. Shantie. N. Collins. C. Thompson. Row 3. E. Ross. C. Peck. J. LaShomb. H. Bailey. T. O'Day. N. Hathaway. Row 4: Miss Parks. Eti� EB6ABIEM 55 HEAMUIT 56 MAN f EBICAIiM Left to Right: Mr. Ernest Cox, Mr. Lawrence Cheney, Mrs. Patricia Drake, Mrs. Darlene Langdon. Mr. Keith Prosper, Mr. Ronald Henderson. Absent: Mrs. Carla Hathaway. To THE CLASS OF 1986: Please reflect on the following poem by Robert Frost. THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. — Robert Frost Each of you will follow different paths in life. Please choose carefuly and pursue your goals steadfastly. I wish each of you continued success, good health, and happiness as you meet the challenges of this new beginning. Sincerely, Vernon Hobbs Your Principal To The Class of 1986: It is already tomorrow. Time, which never stops its journey, will pass before your eyes. In only a few moments you will be in an adult world looking back on the years you spent at St. Regis Falls Central School. When you do, the photos, facts and memories in this book will be your step- ping stones to the years you spent at SRF. I can't resist telling you of the special importance that the Class of 1986 holds for me. My wife and I have had with us for the past 18 years a constant reminder of the Class of '86. It is as a proud father, as well as your Superintendent, that I wish you all the very best in the years ahead. I trust that your memories of St. Regis Falls Central School will be pleasant ones and that your futures will be filled with hap- piness and success. For each of you, your own success and happiness is in your own hands. But collectively the future of the nation, and indeed the world, rests with you. I wish for you a bright tomorrow. Sincerely, Michael Hunsinger Superintendent of Schools 57 At -first I uwvco to SOL) something to everybody, THANK YOU very Much for everything 'I'm. really glad to be able to com St. Regis Palls and to mse.t everybody. About this time last year, L was so excited to come- here. I thought it was very interesting-for me. to Make American, -friends and to learn, aboux. America. Though, I was so afraid to come here because I didn't know anybody and didn't know that everybody mould I ike me. But I couldn't do anything -for it. 1 was just waiting to come here. At -first, when- I came here, 1 couldn't understand everybody's talking. It made me so nernous and I couldn't talk to anybody that much.. I was so quiet. But you already know Pm not. Everybody was -friendly to me . I heady thought L cuanted to be everybody's iriend. I tried to let everybody know about, the real me. Now I have as many -friends h e, as I do in, Japan.. Then, I learned about America from everybody. These, things 1 learned mode me laugh., surprised me and embarrasedme. I won't be ab e to forget thest. Of course, I'll NEVER, -forget everybody and the-year I Spent here. Everything here- H very important to my fife. Please remember me, KAOR-I forever. I'm. glad you remember me in the back of your mind. Id I come, back corny second home town, St. Regis falls in a couple gears. See you again, at the -time, everybody. At last, I warn, to say something to everybody again.. 4 LOVE YA, EVERYBODY! K r 59 § iRM. ii] Ms; wr.iiwini mmmrn iiiifi IM' Hlftiftl fe«k ifcltti nit Gooj, L.O cK +x Jut e y t V GtoJLiK r, ui V 1 14$- GoiKe iff i v ‘toh W-o. ' V -5 ; ■ H ju .4 ; ni ii' ■• • ' '’ '’-� “’ j ... V 1 . . •tV 4 4o w. 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Are you crazy? Look af that walk! “Don't you just love my new hairstyle? “Aren't Biology reports just thrilling? “You do what I say and do it NOW! Oh. how I just love to do homework! Say CHEESE! We shouldn't be meeting in the halls like this so much!” Oh, the morning after! What a load of...! 70 So there! “What was the question again? The “FASHION glare! Be real. I must, I must.. ” You've got to be kidding! He came to class! Right before a sneeze. “You wittle wascal! What did you say?” And it’s only the beginning! You’re in this class?! The invasion of the... She's tying her shoes — the AMERICAN way! Who. me? Uuuh, let me see... Can you guess what this man is doing?! Oooh baby! What can I say? Jeff is learning how to walk. What IS this, anyway?! Mr. and Mrs. Ronald DeBeer Mr. Woodrow Smith Mr. and Mrs. Welson LaVare Sr. and Family Kelly C. Donoghue Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mose and Family Mr. and Mrs. Dana Drake Jim and Sarah Fraser Mr. and Mrs. James Langdon John and Darlene Langdon and Family John Tripeny Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goeke Jerry and Rieta Greens Mr. and Mrs. Martin Murray Charles and Arlene Bishop Mrs. Emily Brasington and Mr. Turk Chesbrough Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hunsinger and Family Mr. and Mrs. Almon L. Wait Mr. and Mrs. Phil Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Fay Ploot Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roscoe Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Fye Timothy Palmer Mrs. Gladys Roscoe Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roscoe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Arcadi, Sr. Ann H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gwilyn Archer Mr. and Mrs. Adam Samelski Norky and Nancy Sweet Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark Mr. and Mrs. August Artus Pete and Debbie Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Henderson Woody and Barb Susice Thank God, Class of “86” — Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boulds Congratulations to all the seniors of the Class of “86” — Mr. Allie Ford Best wishes to the Class of “86” — Mrs. Esther Ford Best Wishes to the Class of “86 — Sharlene Russell Best wishes to the Class of “86” — Geraldine Deragon Best wishes to the Class of “86” — Mrs. Rose O’Neil Best wishes to the Class of “86” — Patti and Danny Susice Best wishes to the Class of “86” — Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sweet GO FOR IT! — Brenda White MAMY THAMES ¥• ALL PATB9MSH WE THAME V«l F«l YMI SiPP«B¥! 73 Compliments of JENNIE’S VARIETY SHOPPE ALMON L. WAIT GENERAL INSURANCE St. Regis Falls, NY 12980 LIFE HEALTH PROPERTY CASUALTY BUSINESS AUTO Arthur E. LaDuke Agency (J. Harold Stewart Agency) (518) 483-0677 3076 Arthur E. LaDuke 132 East Main Street Malone, NY 12953 Fellion’s Diamond Corner Your Artcarved class rings headquarters — rings and diamonds mounted while you wait — by appointment only 51 E. Main Street Malone, NY 12953 483-2941 i POQUETTE’S GARAGE V.W. Specialist New and Used VW Parts NYS Inspection 24 Hour Towing Owner: Joe Poquette PO Box 236 Route 458 St. Regis Falls, NY V Fire Wood Bob Parks 856-9522 Caron’s Saws Sales Husqvama Saws are his specialty! Also other logging supplies! Located on North Main Street, SRF 856-9939 Prop. Ricky Caron Congratulations to the Class of “86” From COUNTRY FABRICS Walker Road, St. Regis Falls, NY 12980 (518) 856-9693 Cooking and Heating Cox’s L.P. Gas and appliances Ralph Irene Cox Duane St. owners St. Regis Falls, NY 12980 SHIRLEY’S BEAUTY SALON Main Street St. Regis Falls, NY Tues.-Sat. 856-9380 SILVER NUGGET RESTAURANT ARCADE Main Street St. Regis Falls, NY 12980 OPEN FROM 6 a.m.-Until 9 p.m. Riverside Hotel PROPRIETOR: DEWEY AND HELEN HEWITT Main Street, St. Regis Falls All Legal Beverages, Rooms and Meals Doris’s “Four Season” Ceramic Shop Phone 518-856-9211 St. Regis Falls, NY 12980 Doris Poquette Best Wishes Jean, Richard Ricky Prior Prior Wholesale 76 Click Studios 91 E. Main Street Malone, NY Quality portraits at very reasonable prices! COMPLIMENTS OF THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK of JMalone MALONE, NEW YORK 12953 ONE SIB 483-3400 6 Llm St. K-Mart Office Brushton Office National Army Store Congratulations Class of 1986 Anderson Funeral Gals Galore Home, Inc. Across Northern NY Headquarters for: Leisure, work, sporting North Lawrence, NY St. Regis Falls, NY goods, and athletic footwear 77 Town of Waverly Highway Department Serving You! � '; -1 7 SRF Medical Center George Cook Jay Federman W. Roy SlaunwJMte Barry Kilbourne Tammy Wheeler Sheldon Schwartsburg , ) w Town of Waverly Scenic Campsite St. Regis Falls, N.Y. from your friends at Norstar Bank Now that you’re graduating, it’s time to let the spirit move you to Norstar Bank Whether you plan on going to college or starting a career, Norstar Bank can help you arrange your finances to reach your goals! We supply complete banking services: education loans, checking accounts, savings accounts, personal loans, auto loans and more. NORSTAR BANK Member F O.l C tfouh Senior Posthait is too impotiori to w tmen hu amono but {fallen. Seniors to be... ALL this is for YOU! • Creative Photographers. • Casual outdoor settings. • Formal academic settings. • Variety of backgrounds. • State-of-the-art camera and lighting equipment. Plus your yearbook print made to your school's specifications, and delivered on time per contract with your school. Haynes’ Sugarbush Pure Maple Syrup and Maple Products Sugar availalbe the year around 856-9364 856-9922 Congratulations Seniors of ’86 St. Regis Tree Nursery Brown’s Raw Furs Trapping Supplies Buyer of all wild furs 1 -518-856-9594 Prop. Bill Brown Congratulations to the Senior Class of ‘•86 from The Falls Liquor and Wines Main Street St. Regis Falls, NY 856-9550 Nancy’s Hairstyling Phone (518) 856-9361 Jock’s Electrical and Earth Satellites Glaude’s Men’s Wear 80 Channel Master Satellites Earth Stations 483-3457 North Bangor, NY 93E Main Street Malone, NY 12953 Levis (red tab $19.00) Dickinson Iron Works Certified welding on all metals including stainless and aluminum — steel fabrication servicing local farmers and loggers. Rt. 11B Dickinson, N.Y. 529-6503 Mad Joe’s Pizza and Subs Rt. 11 Moira 529-6515 Tiny’s Bike and Sport Shop Western Auto Store Trophies Awards 42 East Main St., Malone, N.Y. 483-3388 Congratulations Class of “86’ Levine’s Massena Champion Champion International Corporation Extends to the class of 1986 The Best of Luck in their Future Endeavors! Congratulations Class of “86” Nicholville General Store “Subs made the way you like them.” Groceries and so forth Open 7 Days a Week WELCOME TO ROSS’ GENERAL STORE, INC. DJ’S RESTAURANT St. Regis Falls, NY 12980 856-9256 L L HARDWARE Best Wishes from i Norton Street, St. Regis Falls Prop. Jack Linda LaBounty 856-9817 All types of hardware, building, and plumbing supplies. Brasington’s Country Store Gas — Groceries Bottle Redemption Center Phone: 856-9892 St. Regis Falls, N.Y. 12980 83 iKMeimiH We the Editors of the Yearbook Staff would like to express our deep appeciation and gratitude to all those people who gave their time and help in the production of our yearbook. We would like to thank Mrs. Snyder, our advisor and Barbara Nash, our Taylor Rep. for their guidance, patience and support. Also we would like to give special recognition to Laura and Connie for their extra help, to Mr. Seminatore for his time spent creating our ovals, and to Mr. Marshall for helping with the extra details. Many thanks to the class presidents for their cooperation and support. Last but not least, THANKS to the SENIOR CLASS for their support and effort! Compliments of E. B. Boulds GMC — Pontiac Nicholville, NY Congratulations Class of “86” 84