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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1988 volume:

jbedicati on Retirement s emors Prom e -Administration., Saculty, ' JJigh School Classes ! dementary Classes _Activiti es Sports i I Ads Sun I 2 3 4 16 17 23 29 37 57 66 l Jbedicati on Since the beginning of our school years we have come to respect you and depend on you for many things. We have looked to you for advice and you have always given it freely. There has never been a lime when you wouldn't stop to listen to a problem or lend a helping hand. You have taught us many things throughout the years, but the most important thing you have done for us is to inspire each and every one of us to be the best that we can possibly be. To some of us, you have been a coach: to all of us, a friend. We cannot thank you enough for all of the help, un- derstanding and support you have given us as our Junior and Senior class advisor. So, it is with sincere gratitude, that we dedicate our yearbook to you, Mrs. Carol Goeke. 2 i re meat Mrs. Betty Susice has been a teacher at St. Regis Falls for nineteen years. During this time she has taught numerous students the basics of reading, 'riting and ’rithmetic, and the secrets to a perfect pot of stone soup. It is hard to find a person with the patience to pursue a career in teaching. It is even harder to find someone with the dedication and understanding to devote nearly 20 years to developing the minds of children. Though you are leaving S.R.F. Central behind — you deserve to carry with you a great sense of pride in having successfully touched so many young lives. 3 Mary A. Bush Stanley J. Cerlanek Cheryl Lynn Cheney i Starr Lee Chesbrough Amy Ann Clark Roller! Clark Melissa J. Godreau Carl M. Greenwood Jr. Dawn-Marie Shirley Hastings Cameron L. Crump Casey Drake Sabrina Vermont Egeland Margaret Ann Jenkins Melissa Grace Jenkinson Darcy I .a Bar 5 “The only nay of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little nay past them into the future. ' I) A R C Y Soccer 9; Rand 9-10: Student Council 9-11: Cheerleading 9-11; Yearl ook Staff 12; Senior Carnival 12. Hr,.,I We Rand 9-12: Chorus 9-12: Raselwll 9-12: Year- book Staff 12; NYSSMA; All Slate Choir 10: All County Choir 9; All County Rand I 1: Senior Carnival 12. “God must exist to have produced something as great as this.” “That's what you think bud!” Volleyball 9-12: F.R.L.A. (Future Rusiness leaders of America). Vice President and Re- porter; Youth to Youth: Senior Carnival 12. Stage Rand 9-12: Concert Rand 9-12: Raselmll 9. 12: Senior Carnival 12. C H F. R Y L “Good-bye for now. Ixvok ahead my friend. This is just the beginning. It is not yet the end!” Softball 9-12; Volleyball 9-10; Treasurer 9: Secretary 10-12: Yearbook Staff 12: Senior Carnival 12; Honor Society 11-12 “I don't know!” Ycarl ook Staff 12: Youth to Youth 11; Service Credit 9-11: Senior Carnival 12. “The world meets no one half way. If you want something you have to lake it.” Cheerleading 9-12 (Captain 11-12); Service Credit 9-12; Rand 9-11: NYSSMA; Honor So- ciety 11-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Senior Car- nival 12. Chorus 9-11. Rasketball 9-1 1; Senior Carnival 12. 6 Basketball 10-12; Senior Band 11; Stage Band 12: Student Council 12: Soccer 12: Senior Carnival 12. “I’ve just been recruited for the fourth time!” Ski Club 12: Senior Carnival 12: Yearbook Staff 12. “We are all prisoners here, but some of us are in rooms with windows, and some of us with- out.” Spanish Club 12; Honor Society 1 1-12: Chorus 9-12; Youth to Youth 11-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Model UN 11-12; Youth Core 11-12; Advanced Placement 12; Rotary Critical Issues Conference 11; Clarkson School 1 1: Senior Carnival 12: Yearbook Staff 12. “To think loo long about doing one thing often becomes its undoing.” “Remember, guys, an education isn’t the most important thing in life; your girlfriend is.” Soccer 9-12; Volleyball 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Softball 1 1-12; Cheerleading 9-10; Basketball 11-12; Band 9; Service Credit 9-12: Senior Carnival 12. Project Challenge 1 1; NY'ML 10-12; Y'earbook Staff 12; Senior Carnival 12. “It’s a hard world out there!” Newsletter typist 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Vol- leyball 11; Basketball 10: Service Credit 11; Senior Carnival 12. “One of tlie rarest things a man ever does is the best he can.” Youth to Youth 12; Youth Core 1 1-12: Soccer 9; Basketball 9-12; Volleyball 9-12: Honor Society 11-12; Advanced Placement 12; In- troduction to Marine Science MU II: Model UN 11-12; Project Challenge 9-12; Talented Jun- iors; Clurkson School 1 1; Spanish Club 9. 12; Yearbook Staff 12: School News}wiper 12: Ser- vice Credit 9-12: Senior Carnival 12. “True friends are like diamonds, precious but rare. False friends are like autumn leaves, found everywhere.” Band 9-12; Area All State Band 12: Softball 9- 12: Cheerleading I 1-12: Prom Committee 11: Spanish Club 12; Class Treasurer 12: Ski Club 12: Yearbook Staff 12: Senior Carnival 12. Senior Carnival 12: Yearbook Staff 12. Band 9-10; Chorus 9-10; Cheerleading 9-12; Student Council 9; Spanish Club 10; Service Credit 10. 12; Senior Carnival 12. “There can be no happiness if the things we believe in are different from the things we do.” Soccer 9-12 (Cap. 12); Volleyball 9-12 (Cap. 10-12); Basketball 9-12 (Cap. 10-12); Softball 9-12; Chorus 9-12; Area All Stale 9-12; Band 9-12; NYSSMA; Class Sec. 9; Student Council 10; Vice Pres. 11-12; Honor Society 11-12; Spanish Club Sec.; Scholars 4 Dollars; Prom Committee 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Senior Car- nival 12. “Look out world, here I come!” Yearbook Staff 12; Senior Carnival 12. Basketball 10; Baseball 10; Senior Carnival 12. 9 wad cu le too! S c o T T Basketball 9; Senior Carnival 12; Yearbook Staff 12 Ski Club 12 (Vice Pres.); Senior Carnival 12. Yearbook Staff 12. S II E L L E Y Peasoup” Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (Parliamentarian Officer) 11-12; Cheerleading 1 1; Yearbook Staff 12; Senior Carnival 12. “Hello! I Know you’re in there.” Cheerleading 9; Chorus 9-10; Soccer 10-12; Volleyball 9-12; Softball 10-12; Senior Car- nival 12. Yearbook Staff 12. J U L I E “Friends are those rare people who ask how we are and wait to hear the answer.” Band 9-12; Chorus 9-12; NYSSMA. All State 12; Volleyball 10-12; Soccer 10-12; Honor Society 11-12; Service Credit 12; Ski Club 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Senior Carnival 12. 10 ‘•Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live for today.’ Cheerleading 9-12 (Co-Captain 11) Yearbook Staff 12; Class Treasurer; Service Credit 9-12; Prom Committee 11; Ski Club (secretary) 12; Senior Carnival 12 P A U L Basketball 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Senior Car- nival 12 President 11-12; Spanish Club 9-11; Ski Club (Pres.) 12; Soccer 10-12; Basketball 9-10; Baseball 9-10; Band 9; Chorus 9; Yearbook Staff 12; Honor Society 11-12; Scholars for Dollars 11-12; Boys’ State 11; Talented Jun- iors; Project Challenge 11-12; Model UN 11- 12; Youth Corps 11-12; Youth to Youth 11- 12; Service Credit 11-12; Advanced Placement 11; Clarkson School 11; Senior Carnival 12. “I just don’t care!” Senior Carnival 12 “Don’t go where the path leads, rather go where there is no path and leave a trail.’ Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Soccer 12; Prom Committee 11; Class Officer 9-11; Sports Editor 12; Ski Club 12; Class Treasurer 12; Service Credit 11; Senior Carnival; Yearbook Staff 12. Baseball 9-12; Soccer 9-12; Student Council 11-12; Vice President 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Senior Carnival 12. Senior Band 9, 10, 12; Senior Chorus 9, 10; Stage Band 9. 10; Soccer 9, 12; Volleyball 9. 10; Basketball 9, 10. 12; Student Council 12; Poster Club 12: All County 9; NYSSMA 9-12; Senior Carnival; Service Credit 9. 10; Ski Club 11 Shannon Lyn LaClair Annette Marie l.angdon Jamie laingdi Randy Langdon Scott 1 .a Page Derrick J. Lucas £ Shelley Moore Julie A. Page Melody Anne Parker Richard J. Prior II Vicky Lynn Provosl Chuck Rivers Edward E. Russell Jr. Staff Leonne White BEST DRESSED NICEST SMILE BIGGEST MOL Til BIGGEST FLIRTS 14 CLASS OUTLAWS NICEST HAIR MOST ORIGINAL MOST ENERGETIC MOST GULLIBLE TEACHER'S RET CLASS WORKERS MOST DEPENDABLE BEST SENSE OF HUMOR IS MOST ARGUMENTATIVE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Row 1: Samantha Marsh. Adam DeCarr. Row 2: Melanie Martin. Cheryl Cheney, Darcy Arcadi. Annette l.angdon (princess). Tesa Sweet (queen). Rob Foriska (king). Chuck Rivers (prince), Paul Ploof. Derrick Lucas. Gordie Winters. Last year S.R.F. had its first prom since 1981 and it was a great suc- cess. The Jr. and Sr. classes both sponsored the prom and decorated for it. The theme song was “Love is Forever” by Billy Ocean. After the prom a group of mothers served breakfast for all who had attended. No one will ever forget the memories created that evening, and hopefully the tradition will contin- ue. 17 M ministration Mr. Edwin Jacunski. Superintendent Of £Jucati on Muss Greene: Math Mr. Wever: Math Mrs. Archer: English Mrs. French: English Mr. Samelski: Science Mr. Eells: Science Mr. Quinlan: Spanish Mr. Seminatore: Industrial Arts Mr. Keating: Business Mrs. DeBeer: Home Economics and Health Mrs. Ennett: Resource Mrs. Mayville: Librarian 19 Mr. Norman: Instrumental Music Mrs. Snyder: Vocal Music Mr. Goeke: Physical Education Mrs. Goeke: Physical Education Miss Ryan: Speech Mrs. Schrader: Art Miss Knight: Social Studies Mr. Dattola: Social Studies Mrs. Cruichshank: Psychologist Mrs. White: Reading Mr. Marshall: Guidance Counselor Mr. Rizos: Enrichment 20 % Connie Falvey: Secretary I ura Richards: Secretary Patty Godreau: School Nurse Mrs. Chapman: Library Clerk Mrs. Michaud: Library Aide Jraniportation Mr. Suttee Mr. Bassett Mr. Goodrow Mrs. Servant Mr. Palmer Mrs. I.aMoy 21 Staff a C. Farmer: Head Cook R. Haynes: Ass’t. Cook C. Quinn: Food Service Helper E. Chesbrough: Monitor C. Peck: Food Service Helper L. DelNigro: Monitor D. Susice: Custodian R. Cox: Custodian E. Tucker: Custodian P. Fraser: Head Custodian 22 Class Officers: President: M. Cheney, Vice- President: S. Ludwig, Treasurer: M. Arcadi, Secretary: A. Greguire. juniori nineteen hundred and eighty- nine Row 1: D. Crump. M. Arcadi, E. Chase. A. Marshall. Row 2: M. Cheney, J. Martin. S. Martin. Row 3: A. Beaulieu, S. Ludwig, A. Greguire. S. Boulds. Row 1 (sealed): W. Wolfe, C. While, C. Tucker, L. Upton. Row 2 (kneeling): L. Tharrett, S. Wiley. D. Thomas. T. White. Row 3 (standing): K. Taylor, S. Winters. B. Parks, S. Zeallor. M. Susice, C. Tharrett. G. Nolken. Absent: M. Ploof. 24 S omorei cfaSA of nineteen hundred and ninety Class Officers: President: M. Patra vs, Vice- President: D. I-a Bar. Treasurer: T. O’Day, Sec- retary: C. Fadden. Row 1: A. Snyder, P. Shutt. K. Martin. M. Patraw. Row 2: C. Patrick, J. Susice, B. Wilson, K. Taylor, K. Mizenko, R. Martin. Row 3: M. Rock. S. White, J. Moore, T. O’Day, R. Smith, E. Work. Row 1: C. Ilazclton, D. Shutt, C. Clark, M. Drake, C. Genoway, C. Bush. Row 2: C. Langdon, V. Boulds, D. I .a Bar, C. Kelley, J. Foster. Row 3: E. Haverslock, M. Greenwood, T. Egeland, E. Cerlanek, G. DeAngelis. Missing: M. Bush. D. Drew, C. Fadden, T. Dimick. 25 reshmen Class Officers: President: C. Sawyer, Vice President: A. White, Treasurer: M. nineteen hundred and ninet y-one Clookey. Secretary: A. Parks. Row 1: S. Chesbrough, M. Jenkins, A. Peck, K. Susice, J. LaBounty, C. Hastings, A. Parks, T. Mintch. Row 2: M. Clookey, P. Clark. B. Poquette. R. Snyder, M. O’Neil, J. Farrington. Row 3: A. Crowley. R. Tharrett, S. Dibble, M. Work. C. Sawyer, D. Jenkins. Missing: H. Maxfield. M. Snyder, A. White, S. While, H. Wolfe, R. Fraser, L. Welch. Class Officers: President: B. I a Rock. Vice President: T. Ludwig, Treasurer: C. Work, Secretary: L. Sevey. (Cityhfit Cjrade cfaSA of nineteen hundred and ninety-two Row 1: B. laRock, N. Johnson, J. Delnigro, C. Work, T. Murphy. G. Johnson. Row 2: N. Sullivan. S. Russell. K. Dowgielowicz, L. Sevey, B. Felt, D. Hart. A. Fraser. Row 3: S. O'Neil, T. Ludwig. J. White, L. Susice, H. Greenwood, W. Martin. S. Haverstock. J. Senders. Seventh (jrade class of nineteen hundred and ninety-three Class Officers: President: C. Rivers, Vice Pres- ident: H. Maxfield. Treasurer: M. Bailey, Sec- retary: L. Maxfield. Row 1: C. Greenwood. K. Crump. M. Bailey, T. Bobbie, E. DeAngelis, M. Clark. Row 2: S. Dupree, J. Aronowitz. D. Langdon. N. LaPage. B. Clark. J. Aronowitz, D. Bassett. Row 3: J. Armstrong, C. Jesmer, D. Genaway, P. Compeau. T. LaFlesh, S. Dowgielewicz. Missing: W. Brown. Row 1: S. Stevenson, K. Upton, M. Palraw, T. Peck, J. Sorrell. Row 2: T. Sweet, B. Shantie. H. Maxfield. C. White, C. Tucker. A. Patnode. Row 3: C. Rivers, C. Swamp, B. O'Day, L. Maxfield. J. Most . 27 You and your camera are bad for business. Charleen F., Lori S., and Angie P. at the prom. Tina W. ducks for cover. She’s joking about the quiz, right?! If you look dumb enough, they You wouldn’t believe what’s in this don’t give you homework. drain! We’ve got a substitute! 29 30 Row 1: A. While. A. Armstrong. J. Palnode. C. Snyder. M. Goodrow, S. Jenkinson. Row 2: k. Plumadore. R. O’Day. N. Havcrstock, C. Howe. J. Johnson. C. Murphy, L. Foster. R. Fye. Row 3: R. Fefee, S. Unwin. J. Cox, J. MrDonald. L. Mose, S. Fraser, A. Baker. C. Marlin. Absent: D. Poquette. Row 1: S. Aiken, D. LaBar, S. Esser, H. Cox. A. Peck. Row 2: F. Arcadi, P. Arcadi, J. Bay, P. Bobbie. M. Austin. J. Provost. B. Knepp, Mrs. Tharrett, Absent: J. Bailey Row 1: J. Clark, D. Allen, C. Maxfield, J. Dowgielewicz, Row 2: N. Shatraw, T. Peck, M. Chapman. S. Clark. J. Sweet, Row 3: S: Katynski, H. Francis, Mrs. Vaccaro, S. Provost, R. Ennett. Absent: T. Egeland, A. Ploof 31 Row 1: H. Cox, J. Recor, J. Heller, B. Cayea, Row 2: J. Sprankle, J. Nichols, E. O’Day, S. Shantie, S. Countryman, Row 3: J. Beaney, B. Bassett, W. McDonald, Z. Cayea, A. Snyder, Mrs. Duffy Row 1: P. Robinson, S. Countryman, C. Haynes, C. Aiken, Row 2: J. Hillsgrove, J. Clark, M. Martin, K. Maxfield, P. Arcadi, Row 3: L. Hart, J. Bailey, J. Duffy, J. Griffiths, C. Ward, D. Martin, Ms. Bailey, Absent: B. Marsh, N. Johnson Row 1: B. Rafter, M. Haynes, K. White, T. Arcadi. C. Goodrow. Row 2: C. Sweet. P. Fraser, S. Susice, A. Patraw, J. Quinn. M. DeRochie, Row 3: C. Beaney. J. I .a Barr, D. Peck, C. Strieker, C. Woodward, L. Stevenson. C. Oshier, Mrs. James Row 1: R. Yaddow. J. Sprankle. A. Bay, Z. Cayea. J. Overton, Row 2: T. Tucker, L. Derochie, C. LaVare, N. Baker, T. Mallette, Row 3: R. Egeland, J. Tharretl, A. Hall, T. Plumadore, J. Unwin, M. Austin, Absent: J. White Row 1: S. Snyder, J. Vanderwalker, A. Dowgielewicz, Row 2: L. Greenwood. R. Shantie, J. Neveretl, J. UShomb, Row 3: A. I-aPage. E. Ross. J. MacDonald, H. Bailey, T. O'Day, Mrs. Hanley Row 1: S. Griffiths, J. Provost, C. Whipple, B. Genaway, Row 2: A. Goodrow. K. LaVare, B. Sexton, C. Peck. J. Peacetree, Row 3: N. Bailey, L. Aiken, L. Hendershot, M. Duffy, A. Sheldon, Absent: B. B. Arcadi, B. Hamelin Win. Suiice Hint Crude Row 1: S. Duling. A. Gibson, K. Snyder, H. Austin, Row 2: N. Kalynski. W. Cayea. R. I-aBounty, L. Palmer. W. Barney, Row 3: S. Beaney, D. l Bar, K. Arcadi, K. Mulverhill. L. Cox, Absent: D. Clark, M. Carrier Row 1: J. Ross, S. Susice, W. Cokey, D. Allen. R. Jacques. Row 2: K. DeRochie, S. Hendershot, J. White, A. DeCarr, A Chapman, Row 3: M. Woodward, S. Dibble. E. Collins, K. Sheldon, C. LaPorte. Absent: S. Marsh 35 Wr,. ju nion Kindergarten imoi k ” sSHai hkS Row 1: C. Maxfield, J. Gibson, R. Snyder, M. Rafter, Row 2: C. Compeau, M. Dowgielewicz, B. Palker, M. Burdick, K. Holmes, Row 3: K. Countryman, D. Hart, B. MacDonald, C. Haynes, R. Coon, J. Conley, P. Wagner, Absent: J. Sevey, J. Barney, J. Johnson, C. Clark IllrS. rjucas _Kindergarten Row 1: C. Johnson, M. Wilson, F. Fraser, S. Sprankle, R. Plumadore, C. Austin, Row 2: K. Sauve, J. Haynes, H. Fraser, V. Sheldon, S. Perry, T. Wolfe, D. Deragon, Row 3: Mrs. Lucas, M. Potter, C. Cox, C. Yaddow, R. Rafter, C. Bailey, A. Musbach. R. Chapman, R. Lamica, Absent: D. Smith 36 37 St udent Ct ounci Row 1: D. Ijingdon, J. Senders, C. Swamp, C. Clark. Row 2: T. While. E. Russell. E. Chase, C. Langdon. President: T. White, Vice President: E. Russell, Row 3: J. Susice, L. Tharrett, M. Parker. Advisors: Ms. Railey, Mrs. Snyder, S. White, W. Wolfe, K. Susice. Treasurer: C. I angdon, Secretary: E. Chase. Missing: L. Jenkins. W. Wolfe, S. White. Row 1: A. Clark. Mrs. DeBeer, Mrs. Archer, C. Cheney. Row 2: M. Jenkins, T. White, S. Egeland. R. Prior. M. Parker. W. Wolfe. A. Ungdon. This year 4 new members were inducted into the Honor Society: A. Beaulieu, A. Greguire, M. Susice, M. Ploof. 38 IjearLU Staff Row 1: M. Bush. C. Cheney, S. Chesbrough, A. Clark, K. Peary, A. Langdon, M. Jenkinson. Row 2: J. Page, M. Parker, S. While. S. Kgrland, M. Jenkins, M. Codreau. S. Moore, Mrs. Snyder. Advisor. Row 3: C. Drake. C. Crump, J. langdon. C. Rivers, J. Bassett. R. Prior. E. Russell. D. Arcadi. Edilor-in-Chief: S. Egeland. Assistant Editors: R. Prior, D. Arcadi, C. Rivers, M. Jenkins, A. Langdon. M. Parker. As Editor of the 1988 “Regent”, I would like to thank Cheryl Cheney for typing all of the copy, Melissa Jenkinson and Melody Parker for taking the vast majority of the yearbook pictures, and Melody Parker for doing all of the ad pages. I would also like to thank the ad-staff for bringing in so much money, and Mrs. Snyder for never panicking when we missed a deadline. Row 1: C. While, A. Fountain. Ms. Knight, R. Snyder, Mr. Dattola, S. Fgeland. Row 2: S. Chesbrough, M. Work, D. Jenkins, G. Nolker, R. Prior. B. Poquette. M. Jenkins. M. Jenkins. n ewipaper Staff Row 1: N. Johnson. C. Swamp. C. Clark. Mrs. French, M. Drake. Row 2: M. Jenkins, J. Susice. G. Johnson. R. Martin. Row 3: C. Rivers, M. Work, T. Ludwig. T. Fgeland. D. I abar. 40 Sk eu Row 1: M. Arcadi, T. White, M. Jenkinson, S. LaClair, C. Hazelton, V. Boulds, M. Drake, C. Clark. Row 2: B. Felt, C. Tucker, D. Hart. J. Senders, Ms. Knight. Mr. Dattola. K. Mizenko, K. Susice, M. Clookey, A. Fraser. Row 3: D. Crump, E. Russel, C. Work, C. Jesmer, S. White. K. Peary, D. I.ucas, R. Prior, C. Rivers. J. Martin, M. Cheney, L. Tharrett, C. Drake. Row 4: S. Ludwig. D. Geneway, J. Armstrong. T. Sweet. A. Patnode, T. Bobi. D. Bassett, T. Murphy, D. lutngdon, C. Rivers, M. Bailey, N. Johnson. C. Swamp. 41 Row 1: M. Jenkinson, P. Clark, T. Mintch. J. Susice, M. Drake, C. Clark, C. Tucker, M. Jenkins. Row 2: M. Jenkins, J. Farrington, S. Chesbrough, R. Martin. T. O’Day, A. Fountain, K. Taylor. Row 3: M. Work, G. DeAngelis, T. Egeland. S. Dibble, M. 0 Neil, R. Prior. Senior oir Ron 1: H. Maxfield. K. Crump. M. Patraw. J. Sorrell. E. DeAngelis, J. Aronowilz, D. I angdon. C. Johnson, C. Work. Row 2: A. Snyder, S. Russell. L. Sevey. M. Clark. L. Maxfield. K. Susice, M. Clookey, S. Chesbrough. I). Basselt. Row 3: M. O’Neil. S. Egeland. M. Parker, S. While. K. Taylor. A. Fountain. L. Susice, C. Sawyer. S. Dibble. C. DeAngelis. M. Work. Missing: B. I .aRock. H. Maxfield, C. Jasmer. H. Wolfe. C. Fadden, J. Basselt. junior orui Row 1: S. Shanlie. S. Aiken. E. O’Day, J. Nichols. J. Heller, M. Good row. Row 2: J. Clark. M. Chapman. N. Shalraw. J. Beaney. D. Martin. C. Haynes. K. Maxfield. Row 3: B. Bassett. J. Johnson. C. Maxfield. R. Ennett, C. Snyder. Z. Cayea. C. Murphy. P. Robinson. Row 4: T. White. H. Cox, R. O’Day, S. Provost. S. Fraser. L. Mose. A. Armstrong, N. Haverstock. Missing: A. Ploof, J. Bailey. 42 (Concert $and Row 1: H. Maxfield. K. Dowgielowicz, E. DeAngelis. L. Maxfield, M. Jenkinson, M. Bailey. Row 2: M. Clark. A. l.andgon. T. Sweel, D. Bassett, C. Work, L. Sevey. M. Palraw. Row 3: M. Work, S. Dibble, M. O'Neil, S. White, J. Bassett, M. Parker. M. Patraw. L. Susiee. Missing: S. Cerlanek, C. Most'. A. Marshall. junior Row 1: R. O’Day, M. (.lark. S. Fraser. E. DeAngelis, D. Bassett. M. Bailey. Row 2: M. Work, I.. Susiee, I.. Maxfield. S. Jenkinson, C. Work. H. Maxfield. M. Patraw. Row 3: S. White, S. Dibble. M. O'Neil. C. Sawyer, S. White, J. Bassett, M. Parker. Row 1: C. Murphy, S. Aiken. N. Shatraw, C. Maxfield. K. Plumadore. S. Dowgielowicz. Row 2: J. Cox. M. Chapman, J. Johnson. R. O'Day. H. Cox, B. O'Day. Row 3: M. Goodrow, S. Jenkinson. H. Maxfield. M. Patraw, S. Clark. S. Dupre, H. Francis. Row 4: E. DeAngelis, D. Bassett, M. Work, S. Fraser, L. Maxfield. M. Clark, M. Bailey. 43 Special chieuements All-County Chorus Row 1: G. Johnson, S. Dibble, M. Work, L. Maxfield. Row 2: H. Maxfield, K. Crump, M. Clark. Row 3: D. Bassett. All-County Band Row 1: L. Sevey, K. Dowgielowicz, E. DeAngelis, C. Work. Row 2: L. Susice. 1 1 All-County Chorus All-County Band Division II M.V.P. — Volleyball Academic All-Northern — Basketball 4BB Division II — M.V.P. Volleyball Academic All-Northern Annette Langdon Second Team All-Northern Softball Rachel Clookey Area All-Stale Row 1: S. Dibble (alt.), G. DeAngelis. Row 2: A. Marshall, M. Patraw, M. Parker, M. Jenkinson. Missing: A. Langdon. C. Fadden. Scholars for Dollars Standing: T. White. A. Beaulieu. W. Wolfe, J. Susice, Advisor: Mr. Marshall. Sitting: R. Prior, M. Parker. D. Arcadi. A. langdon. Scholars for Dollars Winter Carnival Candidates Left-Right: M. Godreau, R. Prior, D. Arcadi. C. Rivers, M. Jenkinson, E. Russell. Project Challenge Left-Right: C. Fadden, A. Langdon, L. Tharrett, T. O’Day, R. Prior. Project Challenge Winter Carnival Candidates 44 — I. Darcy Arcadi. leave my ability to acorr high on Chemistry teat to Marcy. Amber and Sue. and I also leave Marry our big. messy room. To my brothers. Peter and Frank. I wish the best of luck. — I. Sean Arquitle. will just leave. — I. Jeffrey I). Bassett, do hereby bequeath all my personal remains and love to Dawn Pennington. — I. Mary A. Bush, leave all my good times at S.R.F. to Carolyn and Marshall, and all of my love to Dale, and thanks to my mom and dad that I’m here. — I. Stanley J. Cerianek. leave to Vinnie. my intricate, professional, unfound and (lawless musical talent. To the band. I leave my dear sax. which has no equal. — I. Cheryl Cheney, leave to my brother Marc, my ability to get my homework done and to Kim Taylor, my ability to play second base. — I. Starr Chesbrough. leave my ability to get through high school to my sister. Sandy. — I. Amy A. Clark, leave to my sister Marcy my great sense of humor and my business skills to Mr. Keating, if he thinks he can handle them. — I. Robert Clark, leave my deepest sympathy to all the students left in this place. — I. Cameron L. Crump, being of relatively quick mind and awesomely exquisite body, do hereby leave S.R.F.. in hopes of getting filthy rich within one year of graduation. I also leave my musical talent, (that I’ve refused to reveal), to Vincent Norman, and what's left of my basketball skill to my brother. Darrin. — I, Casey Drake, leave my muscular body and my stunning good looks, and my ability to pick up women anytime, anyplace, anywhere, to the guys in D.C., and especially the guys in S.R.F. — I. Sabrina Kgeland. being of sound body and questionable mind, hereby bequeath to next years yearbook editor, an economy sue bottle of aspirin. — I. Melissa Codreau. leave all the good times in sports to Sabrina and Vicki, and the rest of the parties to Patty and Kelly; good luck. To Tisha. I leave the ability to get 2 for 1. (detention), and to Mrs. Coeke, ibe ability to palm a basketball — I, Carl M. Greenwood. Jr., being a great mathematical genius, leave half of my brain, (more than enough), to following math students, and some of my hair to Mr. Wever. — I. Dawn Hastings, leave to Carla, all of my brains in Mechanical Drawing, and I hope someday, she'll do belter than I did. — I. Melissa Jenkinson. leave to my brother Shane, the ability to succeed in everything he attempts, and to have a sense of humor about life. — I. Darcy la Bar. leave my good taste in women to anyone who treats them halfway decent, my partying skills to Leonard and Bobby, my excellence in driving to Mr. Quinlan, and my ability to work 'till my shoes wear out to Mr. Jacunski. — I. Shannon I.. UClair. leave my memory to the whole Junior class, and my ability to fight with the cheerleading squad to Susan Ludwig and Marcy Arcadi. — I. Annette I angdon. leave to my sister. Chantelle. my sense of determination and dedication; to Mrs. Goeke, my gratitude for her guidance and advice; to my parents, my adoration and thanks for all their support and encouragement, and to Brad. I leave all my love for always understanding, and being my best friend. — I, Jamie (.angdon. being of sound mind, leave my truck to anybody who thinks they can drive it. and all my guns and radio to Ed Work. — I. Randy langdon. being of sound mind, leave to Randy Smith, my intelligence, and I leave my all around partying skill to anyone who thinks they can handle it. — I, Scott laPagr. leave NOTHING. I’m taking it all with me. except for Miss Knight’s homework and Mrs. Archer’s notes. — I. Shelley J. Morre, being of sound mind, leave to my little bugs, the ability to try to get through school the fastest way possible. Hang in there Bugger. I wish I could stay to help, but your brother needs me. — I, Melody Parker, leave my musical abdity to Melody Patraw. my mathematical skills to Mr Wever. and my great tense of humor and ability to be picked on to Cameron Sawyer. — I, Kelly K. Peary, leave my good taste in clothes to Anne Fountain, and my “Big Mouth’’ to Mamie Drake. I alto leave my love to Dad and Mom — I. Paul Ploof. leave my great basketball skills to the JV team in hopes they will one day win a game, and to Matt P.. and Andy B.. my hunting skills. — I, Rick Prior, leave my ability to drive teachers absolutely craxy to anyone who can handle the responsibility. I leave my diligence and spirit to win to Julie Sorrel), my tense of leadership to everyone, and finally, my sincerest sympathy to all freshmen. — I, Vicky Provost, leave my good will to Miss Knight, and my ability to like English twice a day to Mrs. Archer. ___I, Chuck Rivers, leave my good looks and ability to pick up women to my brother Chad, my basketball and baseball skills to Marc Cheney and Craig Kelly. and my coordination to Ed Work. _ I, Kddy Russell, leave my partying skills to the future soccer teams of S.R.F. my great taste in women to the D.C. men. and my baseball abdity to anyone who is capable of handling then . . . they’re HOT! — I. Avery White, leave to my daughter. Keisha May. better abdity to get through high school than I had. ___I, Starr L. W hite, leave all my sanity to “Tunabear.” who may need it by 1989. and a peaceful life to my parents and Aunt Joanne when I’m gone, and all my love to Michael I aBounty. emor s. ClaM Offi icerd President: Rick Prior Vice President: Annette Langdon (absent) Secretary: Cheryl Cheney Treasurer: Melissa Jenkinson favorite . . . song — I’ve Had the Time of My Life group — Def Leppard male singer — Phil Collins female singer — Tiffany car — Porsche food — pizza restaurant — Pizza Hut actor — Eddie Murphy actress — Molly Ringwald Soap — Days of our Lives T.V. Show — Cosby Show Sport — Basketball 46 movie - Dirty Dancing To everybody or : 1 Ofc 4U-U oU Q l k -e -- ■ tL2-,! 1 x. rieod 9 d lr x. •-'« JJ; I oQ J 2o « g h , Mk oM- - - -««8 r or • ejcp joeviC£ '£ ''' � -t . I OO 'J Co 2A r s. ! • ■i iee v x li! £ xbnel«. NilU AJ? W UiUuy LH� e £sie o I Gabriele Nolker, a foreign exchange student from West Germany, stayed at the home of Sabrina Winters for three months. Although Gabi was only here for a few short months, she participated in many activities including Youlh-lo-Youth, Volleyball, and Chorus. Gabi made a great impression on the Western World and we will all miss her. 47 Missy G.: Pholo 1 Missy G.: Photo 2 48 Robbie C. and Kirby T. show enthusiasm for Eddy R. s newest plan to get into the girl’s locker room. Chuck R.’s and Marc C.’s best sides?! The Youth-lo-Youth presentation on Drug and Alcohol Abuse Awareness Day. George D. swears that his muscle spasms are only temporary. There’s copier paper missing from the Guid- R-I-l-I-G-H-T! a nee Office?! 49 No more autographs . . . please. One more sit-up, guys; we can do it. 50 Mr. Kells disguises himself as a ruggie. Hey you guys; look, someone pul a doughnut in this locker. Darcy and Adam D. at the prom. Darrin C. adjusts his “unmentionables.” Kirby T. demonstrates the proper attire for a day in in-school. Kelly P. is caught W.W.I. (Walking while intoxicated) The girls Varsity Basketball team sets up their defense. They asked me to play Schwart ancggcr in his last movie, but my muscles were too big. 51 52 Mrs. Hanley gels bonked! Fly lhal by me again. Casey D. and Slarr W. tell another one. Sabrina E. teams chemistry through osmosis. Is Kelly P. holding back See Mr. Farmer. See Mr. Farmer something?! point to his new bib. The 7th and 8th graders prepare to launch food missiles! Amy C. counts the days 'till graduation, 1 . . . 2 . . . 3 . . . 53 entem When Mrs. Goeke’s hair looked like this When the Class of 1988 was in kindergarten WTien Mrs. Chapman first started working in the library When Fddie and Randy were this cute When one of the requirements for Chemistry class was having a handlebar mustache The last lime St. Regis Falls had a prom m emoneA 55 QirL occer Row 1: M. Jenkins. M. Godreau. M. Parker. A. tangdon. C. White. Row 2: J. tabounty, D. Thomas. A. Marshall. V. Boulds. M. Clookey, C. tangdon. C. Hazelton. Coach: Mrs. Goeke. This years club started with 17 players and dwindled as the days went by to 15. At the end of the season, we were down to 12, due to injuries. We did have some close games, and for the first time in years, we almost defeated Colton, who is usually tops in our division. We gave them an overtime match and the girls did play their hearts out. Maybe next year girls! Good Luck. S.R.F. V.S. 0 Parishville-Hopkinton 0 Parishville-Hopkinton 5 Colton 0 Colton 0 St. Lawrence 0 St. Lawrence 0 Chatcaugay 2 Chateaugay 1 Madrid 1 Madrid 3 Salmon River 0 Salmon River 3 Tupper Lake 3 Tupper take 5 2 6 9 6 7 3 5 3 4 5 5 6 5 Wo Jifie J Sc occer Row 1: J. Amonowilz, N. Johnson, C. Swamp, C. Rivera, T. Sweet, M. Bailey, T. Murphy, J. Aronowitz, D. Langdon, K. Crump. Row 2: M. Clark, C. While, J. Mose. T. Ludwig, S. Dibble, L. Susice, D. Bassett, B. O'Day, J. Armstrong, Coach: Mr. Seminatore. Missing: B. Brown. The first year of Modified Soccer (7, 8, 9 grade athletes) proved to be an in- teresting one. With only one 9th grade student, we managed to give our com- petition a run for their money. The highlight of the season was a 3 to 2 win over Brushton-Moira Central. Chad Rivers led the team eleven goals, great for a 7th grade athlete’s first year of competition. Playing outstanding defense were Lee Susice and Mike Bailey at full- back, Tim Ludwig at halfback, and Sean Dibble at the goalie position. Next year’s goal will be to improve upon our one win and 7 loss record. S.R.F. V.S. 2 Salmon River 5 1 Chateaugay 8 3 Brushton 2 1 Salmon River 4 2 Brushton 3 0 Colton 5 1 Colton 3 1 Chateaugay 4 VotLyUl Row 1: L. Tharrett. M. Bush, A. Langdon. T. While. Row 2: M. Parker. M. Jenkins, A. Marshall, E. Chase. J. Page, S. Winters, M. Codreau. Coach: Mrs. Goeke. J u N I 0 R V A R S I T Y The Junior Varsity team had a lot of regrouping to do this year. We had only 4 girls from last year’s undefeated team. They did a fine job with an 8-2 record — the only losses coming from a strong B.M.C. team. We are looking forward to a strong J.V. team next year. Good Luck! The Varsity volleyball team had yet another successful season, compiling a perfect record of 10 wins and 0 losses during the regular season, capturing first place in Division II! (For more information on the varsity team, refer to page 64.) Opponent S.R.F. Brushton 1 1 Colton 0 2 Tupper Lake 0 2 Parish ville 0 2 Madrid 0 2 BaUUl Standing: E. Chase, A. Marshall. J. Page, M. Codreau, S. Winters, Coach Carol Goeke. Kneeling: A. Langdon, L. Tharretl. V. Boulds. Standing: Coach Charles Goeke, T. Minch, C. Hastings, K. Taylor, C. Hazelton. Kneeling: J. I aBounty, C. Fadden. P. Shutt. Girls Varsity Basketball Our record doesn't really tell the truth of the S.R.F. team. We had several games that were close and we lost in the last few seconds of the game. We turned the ball over at crucial times causing us to lose at the end. We are looking forward to a better season next year. Good Luck! The S.R.F. Girls J.V. Basketball team met with hardship and disappointment during its 1987-88 season. Illness, injury and academic difficulties were some of the obstacles which eventually caused the cancellation of the remainder of the season, after nine games and a 1 and 8 record. Fine individual performances by some players and great effort by all team members, created some exciting moments in games which were often played with as few as four SRF players on the floor. Surely such adversity caused the girls to work together, depend upon each other, and build the character and team spirit necessary for future athletic participation. Chas. Goeke J.V. Coach Schools Gome I Gome 2 S.R.F. 40 28 B.M. 44 40 S.R.F. 32 29 Salmon 49 56 S.R.F. 29 38 Chateguay 35 27 S.R.F. 37 49 P.H. 41 43 S.R.F. 37 37 St. Law. 39 39 S.R.F. 29 31 Madrid 30 48 S.R.F. 31 Colton 30 V. CLerte erA Row 1: L. Sevey. M. Snyder, C. Patrick, K. Dowgielcwicz. Row 2: C. Genaway. A. Peck, K. Susice. Row 3: K. Mi enko. M. Clookey, C. Clark. Uanitu Ck eerleadi ers 60 Row 1: M. Jenkinson. K. Peary, S. While, S. LaClair, C. Langdon. Row 2: C, While, M. Drake, S. Ludwig, M. Arcadi. Row 3: A. Clark. (Basketball Row 1: M. Ploof, C. Kelley, L. Upton, D. Crump. Row 2: B. Parks, A. Beaulieu, M. Cheney, M. Susice, C. Rivers, K. Taylor, Coach: Wilbur Bailey. J u N I 0 R V A R S I T Y Kneeling: R. Martin, J. Senders. Row 1: J. Foster, R. Snyder. Row 2: Coach: Mr. Quinlan, G. DeAngelis, M. Greenwood, T. Egeland, T. O’Day, A. White, D. I-aBar. M. Bush. Teams (J.V.) S.R.F. With three games remaining to be played, the J.V. Saints had a record of 1-10. The team has improved a great deal since the first day of practice, but significant improvement will only occur if the athletes work hard over the summer months. “Perfect practice makes perfect!” Hammond 71 Madrid 54 Salmon River 34 St. Lawrence 54 Brushton 71 Norwood-Norfolk 88 Salmon River 45 Chaleguay 49 Parishville 53 Brushton 60 Chateguay 43 Varsity scores not available 27 33 41 52 19 28 92 16 23 30 24 SoflUt A Row 1: R. Clookey, A. (.angdon. C. White, C. Cheney. Row 2: Coach: Mrs. Cocke, E. Chase, T. Susice, T. Sweet, T. White, M. Jenkinson, J. Page, A. Boulds. As our scores indicate it was not a good year. Our pitching was our major weakness and our hitting was not as good as I had anticipated. We will lose a lot of good defensive players after graduation and 1 hope these spots will be filled for next year’s team. Visitors Brushton-Moira 27 S.R.F. 16 Chateguay 16 7 St. Lawrence 17 4 Parish ville 6 5 Colton 3 1 Salmon River 22 3 Brushton-Moira 15 13 Chateguay 17 3 St. Lawrence 7 3 Parishville 16 0 Colton 1 9 Salmon River 4 5 Top Batting Average: Tisha White — (.333) j3a el all Kneeling: B. Poquelle. Standing: B. Parka, J. Basaetl, C. Rivers, E. Russel, C. Sawyer, M. Cheney, C. Kelley, D. Crump, S. Cerlanek. Standing: T. O’Day, E. Cerlanek, J. White, J. Senders. L. Susice. Kneeling: T. Murphy, N. Johnson. H. Greenwood, G. Johnson. This year’s team had a fairly good season. Considering the fact that most of the players were seventh and eighth graders, we did very well. The high point of the season being our 2 wins over the Colton team. Although our team was less experienced than many of our opponents, the boys improved their skills as the year went on, and next year we hope to have a much better season. No scores available. DEFENDING CLASS D volleyball champions. St. Regis Falls, will pul iheir title on ihe line today at 1:30 as they battle Brushton-Moira at St. Lawrence University. Pictured, Front Row, From Left to Right: Mary Bush, Lynn Tharrett, Annette Langdon, Tisha White, Margaret Jenkins. Back Row: Gabby Nolker, Angie Marshall. Melody Parker, Eva Chase, Julie Page, Missy Goodreau, Sabrina Winters and coach Carol Goeke. The Saints, under the direction of Coach Carol Goeke, won the Division III title with a 10-0 record. In two pre-season tournaments they also were first, giving them a 33 match winning streak for the year. After losing 6 players from the 1986 Section X championship team, we had to rebuild for '87. With a lot of hard work and determination, this team won the Division III title. In the first round of sectional play, the Saints defeated Lisbon in a straight 3 game match. In the second round, the Saints rallied after a 1 game loss to win the next 3 games against Brushton-Moira. The true test of ability and poise came in the second “D” Championship match against Morristown. After having a foot in the grave, down 2 games and behind 14-13 in the third game, the Saints regrouped. The true champions went out on the court and won the game with fast foot work, hard spikes and serves. They completed their amazing comeback with 15-10, 15-8 wins. The final Section X Championship game wasn't so sweet on Wednesday, December 16. The Saints seemed to be a bundle of nerves, therefore the players could not get it all together as a team and came out on the short end of the deal. They lost the match to a tough Ogdensburg team. Scores were 15-3, 15-3, 8- 15, and 15-12. Even though they did not win this match, they are still “True Champions” to Coach Goeke. Members of the teams include: Annette Langdon, MVP Division II N.A.C. — Senior; Missy Godreau, Honorable Mention N.A.C. — Senior; Julie Page, 1st Team N.A.C. — Senior; Tisha White, 2nd Team N.A.C. — Junior; Eva Chase, 2nd Team N.A.C. — Junior; Sabrina Winters, Junior; Lynn Tharrett, Junior; Angie Marshall. Junior; Mary Bush. Senior; and Melody Parker, Senior. 64 Schools Scort S.R.F. 2 Brushton C S.R.F. 2 Colton C S.R.F. 2 Tupper Lake C S.R.F. 2 Parishville C S.R.F. 2 Madrid Play-offs C S.R.F. 1 Lisbon c S.R.F. 1 Brushton c S.R.F. 1 Morristown c WHITES HARDWARE Leroux Oil Co. Center Street P.O. Box 481 Ft. Covington, N.Y. 12937 (518) 358-2992 Quick Stop Store Garage 358-9719 Water Street Ft. Covington, NY Formerly Farquhar’s Open 8:00 AM-5:00 PM 6 days weekly open for emergencies window repair — steam — vac — rental Sergi’s Pizzeria Italian Restaurant The Seminatores Congratulations Class of “88”, Gary and Ethel Chesbrough Mr. Mrs. John Wever Congratulations to the Seniors of 1988! 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NY m emory °f ■ Crystal Jl. Wait It is with sadness we dedicate this page of our 1988 “Regent” yearbook to Crystal L. Wait — Editor-in-Chief, 1986. I am forever walking upon these shores. Betwixt the sand and the foam. The high tide will erase my footprints. And the wind will blow away the foam. But the sea and shore will remain Forever. 80