Ticonderoga High School - Carillon Yearbook (Ticonderoga, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

ENTER A NEW DECADE EXPERIENCE A NEW WORLD Our senior year has been one that is full of fun and happiness. Our memories will be carried with us until we meet again. On June 21, 1980 we will graduate, our bodies will leave this school but a part of our hearts will always remain. In the year 2000 this class of nineteen-hundred and eighty will gather on the gounds of the ticonderoga Middle School to unearth the time Capsule which we buried there. On May 30,1975 the Bicenntenial year in Ticonderoga, the Class of 1980 gathered together to bury the Bicenntenial Time Capsule. This event meant so much to all of us because it is something that we, as a class, took part in. Ours, the first graduating class of the eighties considers it an honor to have shared and learned together for the past four years of high school. As students who were born in an age of technology and turmoil we will soon be set free to taste the best experiences of our lives. Nineteen-hundred and eighty, year of Lake Placid Winter Olympics, is one that will forever be etched in the memories of our classmates. Farewell Ti High! -Carol Cowan-Class of 1980 WEEKLY calendar I sss, WBOYS SOCCER NAC HOME rHUJ O GIRLS SOCCER DE 200 ™ 405 GYMNASTICS HOME BOYS SOCCER HOME BOYS CROSS COUNTRY DE 200 SAT 130 VARSITY FOOTBALL FOULTNEY VT DE II 00 CHEERLEADERS DE 11 46 JV OCT. I GOOD LUCK First row: J. Lawson, B. McLaughlin, A. Pulliam, C. Kelly, B. Beuerlein, M. Wright. Second row: Rene Coderre, Advisor, S. Donovan, C. Huestis, T. Frenette, A. Nadeau, S. May,). Ellor, J. vanZurphen, H. Whitford. Third row: D. Hills, K. Rock, R. Wicks, D. Freed, J. Paniccia, E. McKinstry. Opposite page: Top left: Layout staff. Bottom left: Marketing staff. Top right: Photography staff. 4 Editor Dennis Freed Senior Editor Chuck Kelly Photography Editor Briana McLaughlin Marketing Editor Bruce Beuerlein Advisor Rene Coderre 5 fl TIME T0 flEKNQWLEDGE ADMINISTRATION I feel that school is an important part of our community. As Superintendant of Ticonderoga Schools, I feel we should provide the best education for our youth ... and this is my objective. -April Nadeau- Opposite page, top right: Dr. Joseph Verdone. Bottom right: Mr. Rudy Meola. Above left: Sandra Hurlburt. Center left: Sara Guyette. Bottom left: Dorthy Culby. Above right: Tom Malaney. Below right: Gilda Belden. 9 OFFICE STAFF In an interview with Mr. Marks, the over-all tone was one of positiveness toward the faculty and student body of Ticonderoga High School. One point he stressed when talking about the students and the school was the good morale and the general esprit de corps . He finds a great amount of spirit wherever he sees students, whether they are in the halls or at athletic events. In the first assembly he mentioned this and it seems to be taking effect throughout the school. When questioned about the curriculum, the main point was diversification. With grants from International Paper Co., the High School has been able to install a camputer. The Language Department is strong and growing. Subjects currently offered are French, Spanish, and Latin. With college credit courses made available through NCCC, Ti High has one of the most varied curricula in the area. Another example is the comprehensive writing program which was recently developed in order to meet the needs of the individual student. On the question of staff, Mr. Marks was again very positive. They are hard workers, and they like to take the initiative. he said. He also mentioned the faculty's overall friendliness and willingness to help him in his transition from administrative assistant to Principal. -Roger Wickes, Jon Facteau- Opposite page: Mr Dalton Marks, Principal. Above left: Mrs. Maxime Sheehan, School Nurse. Center left: Mrs. Sharon O'Hara, Below left: Mrs. Marrie Natel. Above right: Mr. Wally Stevenson. n GUIDANCE Our responsibility is to help students with their problems ... be they school or personal problems. By doing so, we feel that we benefit along with the student. We enjoy playing one-on-one with them; hoping in the process to score points. Above left and Right: Bud Bressett. Below Right: Bill Kerr. 12 LIBRARY The development of each and every student's spirit of inquiry, self-motivation, self-discipline and self-evaluation is the school's prime concern. Thus the Resource Center plays a vital role in nurturing the skills of reading observation, listening and social interaction which foster worthy lifelong habits for scholarly and leisurely endeavors. Above right: Nancy Marnell. Below right: Virginia La-Pointe. 13 CAFETERIA STAFF Top right:Mrs. Matte. Below: Mrs. Burroughs, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Boadnell, Mrs. Trudeau, Mrs. Letson. CUSTODIAL STAFF First row:Mr. Keller, Mr. Bennet, Mr. Waters. Second row: Mr. Trombley, Mr. Mason, Mr. Hulburt, Night Crew not pictured: Mr. LaFountain, Mr. McBride, Mr. Trombley, Mr. Swinton. 15 PHYSICAL HOME EDUCATION ECONOMICS Physical education is like cooking: every ingredient has to be just right to get good results. Your recipe consists of dedication, practice, hard work, a desire to be good and enthusiasm ads an extra special taste. It's a fine activity and can be relaxing and beneficial to all of us. -April Nadeau- I feel that home economics is important for all, no matter what you plan for your future. It's important to know how to cook and to have good living conditions. It doesn't matter what your occupation is, home economics benefits all. It aids in learning to relate to people, which is something that is important to us today. -April Nadeau- THINK Above Left: Mike Vigliotti. Above Center: Jim Wells: Above Right: Tom Strieker: Below Right: Mike Vigliotti and Tom Strieker. Opposite page: Marlene Strieker, Joanne Smith. flMNM ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ■ the study of English is the most important subject in school because it is the study of language as communication. Many of today's problems are a result of a lack of communication between people. Everyone must learn to communicate effectively in order to avoid misunderstandings. Consequently, a through understanding of the English language is necessary. People must be articulate in both writing and speech so that they can say what they mean and understand exactly what other people mean. No matter how intelligent one may be, no matter how much knowledge one possesses, if the individual can not communicate his ideas to others through language, he becomes a prisoner within himself. FOREIGN AND CLASSICAL LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT . . . when a person is exposed to other people's ways of living, we broaden our perspective on life in general. Through reading, mass media, and travel, the world is becoming smaller; making true communication imperative for peaceful coexistence among nations. When we learn to appreciate another culture's self-expression, we are also made aware of our own language's idiosyncracies. We become more tolerant which helps to break down some of the barriers that are caused by lack of understanding. The avocational values for language study must not be overlooked for a person who understands two languages doubles his her potential as an employee. Learning a language different from our own adds dimension to our personal lives whether the reasons be aesthetic, purely practical, or hopefully both! -Sally May- Opposite page, Top and bottom: Miss Rita Jean Schmidt. Above left and center: Mr. Ren6 J. Co-derre. Above right and left: Mr. John McMahon. 21 23 SOCIAL STUDIES Above: Steve Boyce. Above Right: Bill Connors. Below Right: Charlie Royce. Opposite Page: Above Left: Norm Strum. Below Left: Jack McCarthy. 24 ... history is important because most of the problems today have their origins in the past and we can't understand the present without the past. He who looks at history loses the sight of one eye. He who doesn't look at history loses sight in both eyes. Mr. Boyce feels that the words of this Russian proverb sums up very well the importance of history in todays world. -April Nadeau 25 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. LaCourse feels the goals of the industrial arts program in our school are to help the student to: -gain an understanding of industry and technology. -discover interest and talents. -develop basic skills in the safe use of tools and machines. -make informed and meaningful occupational choices. -acquire interests in avocational pursuits and hobbies. -develop safe working habits. -apply other school subjects. -become a wiser consumer. -develop pride in work well done. -work cooperatively with others, develop techniques in problem solving. There is no question that all students at Ticonderoga could benefit from these goals. Above right: Craig LaCourse. Below right: Ray Lavn-drea. 26 Above and below: Bill Sola. 27 MATHEMATICS ... mathematics is the work horse of society. There are few days that go by that the average person does not use is mathematic ability somehow. People use mathematics in calculating the miles per gallon in their cars, the temperature outside, the amount of fuel burnt, the amount of fuel saved by the insulation they put in their walls, etc. There are few fields today that do not require some ability to do mathematics. Because of the computer age, a person who does not have some mathematical background, limits himself. Almost every phase of society uses mathematics. The person who does not want to get involved in athematics must hire someone to translate his ideas into this very precise language. This can create problems. The person who created the idea must realize that the translator will not see the idea the same way and the result will be somewhat different. In turn, this slows down the creative process. People involved in developing bridges, highways, buildings, and other developments, limit themselves from becoming the best in their field without the ability to apply mathematics to the structures they Want to create. Mathematics allows people to see ideas floating through their minds which are different from those discussed in the classroom. Applying this idea to the environment makes it relative, making mathematics a beautiful tool of life. -Doreen Hills- Opposite page, Top left: Mr. H.G. Burleigh. Bottom left: Mr. Rick ivtcClintock. Top right: Mr. Tom Cembalski. Above left: Mr. Cyril Treadway. Below left: Mr. Tom Thompson. Top right: Mrs. Andrea Herburt. Above center: Mr. Gary Dillon. Above: Mrs. Alma Bush. 29 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The 1979-80 school year completes Mr. Crispin O. Butler's second year of teaching at Ticonderoga. Mr. Butler, originally from the Midwest, taught two classes of Regents Chemistry, and one class each of Regents and General Physics during this past school year. The emphasis he places on all his classes is the experience of science, during which it is essential to understand a good approach versus a bad approach, and to be able to collectively comprehend “how things work . As for his role in the student accomplishing this, Mr. Butler places supreme priority on reaching individuals and “opening their awareness to the world around them . This refers to exploration of widely varied perspectives, not just the immediate views that we all tend to adhere to. Young people, Mr. Butler feels, are most adept to this doctrine, since they are approaching decisions of major importance, and tend to be more open minded. According to Mr. Butler, success in understanding science relies on a student's creativity, clearness of thought, ability to make hidden or unseen connections, and, as already mentioned, flexibility of viewpoint. Among the tools of learning, both books and laboratory-type experience are deemed necessary. Although believing students should push themselves to obtain information from books, Mr. Butler strongly emphasizes that usually books do not adequately prove concepts in science; only a laboratory experience provides a convincing proof or disproof of an idea. When asked whether he thinks other tools such as computers and higher math will be integrated into future science courses, Mr. Butler promptly responded, “I certainly hope so. He explained that he is presently striving to do this now, even though such efforts are limited by factors such as the high demand for time on our computer during the school day. He added that he does, however, forsee more computer involvement in possible two or three years. In 15 years Mr. Butler feels that an increase in specialization is likely on the high school level. He personally feels that language study should be emphasized in the earlier grades along with a reasonable amount of diversification. The class of 1980 thanks Mr. Butler for his dedication and wishes him happiness and luck at Ticonderoga in the future. 30 -Joe Paniccia- 31 H TIME TQ BEGIN Seated: C. Upton, M. Woodard, S. Wilson, T. Watrous, S. Trainer, P. Woodard, L. Varmette. Kneeling: P. Stanly, J. Thompson, J. St. Andrews, D. Wilson, J. Yaw, D. Waite, T. Wallace. Standing: J. teRiele, D. Wells, C. Treadway, B. Wagner, C. Stanilka, A. VanHoesen, S. Taylor, K. Trombley, M. Vigliotti, L. Sprague, M. Snyder. 34 FRESHMEN Opposite Page. First row: K. Magoon, D. Ledger, M. Mars. Second row: M. McDonald, L. Moore, M. Michalak, M. Meola, R. Madison. Third row: M. O'Dell, D. Mero, P. O'Connor, L. Morris. Fourth row: G. McKee, G. Manning, M. Mclintrye, P. Maye. Fifth row: W. Maher, D. McCaughin, K. Thompson. Above Left. First row: J. Faunce, B. Bush, T. Brannock, M. Braley. Second row: R. Brown, T. Christman, G. Beatty. Third row: D. Berube, M. Abare, T. Belden. Fourth row: C. Bennett, M. Baker, T. Besson, B. Bartlet, P. Carr. Fifth row: D. Burrows, P. Bessette, M. Barber. Sixth row: T. Barber, A. Carroll. Above right. Seated: L. Hanson, D. Ives, First row: T. LaPointe, M. |ohns, B. Handy, T. Hurlburt, A. LaRock, L. Granger. Second row: S. Kelly, J. Gauger, S. Hayes, L. Hood. Third row: T. Gregory, S. Harrington, K. Kroner. Fourth row: T. Goff, P. LaRock, P. Huestis, D. Gray, J. Laundree Fifth row: D. Hursdon, T. Lannon, J. Gonyo. Sixth row: H. Goodwin, T. Hughes. 35 Upper left, First row: D. Fuller, G. Curtis, A. Corliss, T. Fuller, K. Flateau. Second Row: T. Conners, H. Fuller, T. Forkas, M. Field, T. Clark. Third row: M. Crossman, D. Freed, D. Drinkwine, T. Covell. Fourth row: R. Cunningham, F. Fowler, T. Cronan, B. Detweiler, ). Dunsmore. Fifth row: J. Dickerson, D. Cook, J. Fraiser, C. Fish, R. Cossey. Below left, Sitting: J. Shaw, C. Scuderi M. O'Hara, B. Smith, K. Sharkey, T. Porter. Second row: T. Paquette, D. Olcott, L. Schreyer, L. Perry. Third row: K. Otely, G. Smally, M. Slater, L. Sanders, W. Ryan. Fourth row: M. Ross, T. Roderick, A. Russell, P. Sharkey. Fifth row: R. Perry, P. Smith. 37 Top right, First row: K. Thompson, Second row: S. Scuderi, T. Olcott, C. Denno,). Reale, S. Peterson. Third row: H. Nadeau, C. Natale, K. Rayan, P. Sears, C. Peters. Fourth row: T. Russell, P. Namer, J. Ryan, C. O'Connor, V. Moore, V. Nadeau, J. Newell, S. O'Dell. Fifth row: K. Pulliam, S. Ploof, D. O'Dell. Six row: R. Rockwell, T. Paniccia. Below left. First row: C. Granger, K. Gauger, M. Gordon, D. Gallant, M. Greenwood. Second row: T. Hanson, R. Harriman, R. Helton, J. Guyette, J. Geh, K. Ida, S. Gonyea, M. Harrington. Third row: C. Gibson, F. Gonyo, C. Fuller, C. Graney, M. Holmberg, M. Hurlburt, K. Hudak, L. Gonyo. Opposite page, First row: K. Ballentine, K. Alteri, G. Belden, M. Austin. Second row: G. Belden, C. Badke, M. Austin, M. Brown, K. Pearsall. Third row: Mr. Butler, A. Baker. Fourth row: S. Burrows, D. Bezio, M. Barber, C. Borger, M. Char-boneau, B. Canley. Fifth row: B. Brennan, T. Bogle, F. Besson. 38 SOPHOMORES 39 Below, First row: M. KarKoski. Second row: P. Fuller, J. Charlton, J. Kelly, K. Keith, T. Laslow, R. Ma-goon. Third row: L. Mazotte, K. LaRock, M. Lynch, K. Lamb, M. McKiernan, M. Messier. Fourth row: S. Krystowiak, S. Kroner, K. LaPointe, D. Labonty, L. Landers, M. Lamb, M. Jordon, D. McHugh. Top center, First row: M. Connery, S. Dunsmore, T. Clark, R. Cross, L. Fish, R. Faunce. Second row: D. Ellor, R. Delarm, L. Fields, T. Frenette, K. Connery. Third row: K. Corliss, K. Christman. Fourth row: R. Dedrick, M. Coffin, C. Fort, T. Dolback, B. Denno, T. Condon, M. Corbo. 40 Below, Kneeling: M. Smalley, S. Tucker, M. Watts, K. Snow, K. Wilson, J. Woodward. Standing: T. Woods, M. Wendell, B. Upton, E. Sousis, T. Slater, H. Witford, E. Smith, R. Robins. Third row: A. Teriele, T. Streeter, K. vanZutphen. Fourth row: J. St. Dennis, S. Smalley, R. Woods. 41 Above, Kneeling: S. Kroner, J. Peeters, A. Kissel, Second row: L. Matte, C. McMurtry, J. LaBounty, K. Kowalsky, H. Knight. Third row: E. McKinstry, J. Kingsley, R. Magoon. Fourth row: M. Keith, R. La-Pann, M. McKiernan. Fifth row: C. Lawson. Top right, First row: M. Amick, J. Barry, P. Bice, B. Bolton. Second row: C. Berube, R. Beurlein, C. Beebe, D. Abare. Third row: Mr. Champney, M. Blodgett, P. Buckley, L. Barron, S. Bemis. Bottom right, Kneeling: S. Hayes, I. Cijanto, D. Hurlburt, W. Gough, S. Herbert. Second row: C. Huestis, D. Hills, V. Goff, C. Goetsch, R. Faunce, V. Hurlburt. Third row: P. Harrington, B. Granger, J. Gallo. Fourth row: H. Ives, P. Keegan, B. luliano. 42 JUNIORS Left, First row: S. Mott, M. Nadeau, Second row: A. Moore, ). Perkins, S. Peeters, R. Pinchen, K. Noel, D. Morse. Third row: J. Pe-lerin, T. Nadeau, M. O'Conner, T. Newhall, R. Osier, M. Putnam, N. Quesnel, P. Morrison. Below, First row: L. Trainor, K. Tierney, T. Trombley, P. Trudeau, T. Woods. Second row: P. Viscardi, M. Webb, ). Vosburg, K. Treadway, C. Williams, M. Yaw, M. Yaw, R. Wright, S. Trudeau, Ms. Smith, B. Tucker, B. Trudeau. 43 Above right. First row: T. Swinton, R. Thatcher, K. Reale, B. Scott, B. Sharpe, K. Rock. Second row: S. Ross, J. Thompson, J. St. Andrews, J. Teriele, R. Strum, Mr. Solo, B. Thatcher, M. Smith, S. Spellmen. 44 First row: D. Denton, D. Dolback, T. Drinkwine, T. Burris. Second row: E. Capone, J. Facteau, A. Cruik-shank, T. Cobb, T. Donovan, J. Day, C. Davis, P. Decker, Third row: D. Duguay, S. Donavan, M. Deso, L. Burroughs, D. Conners, M. Fitzgerald, S. Clark. 45 AFS Kneeling: D. Rafferty, K. Treadway, K. Lamb. First row: A. Scuderi, M. Field, S. May, T. Laslow, P. Sears, K. Ryan, A. Moore, V. Hurlburt, M. Holmburg, K. Lapointe, C. Graney, Mr. Butler, Advisor. Second row: S. Donovan, M. O'Hara, R. Beurlein, L. Barron, C. Natale, L. Feild, D. Anderson. Third row: T. Burke, K. Connery, S. Peeters, C. Huestis, B. Otley, J. Vos-burg, L. Field, J. Ryan, K. LaRock, J. Reale, R. Magoon, J. McHugh, T. Donovan. Fourth row: M. Overbeek, E. Cruickshank, C. Gauger, K. Brennan. 48 CHORUS First row: R. Brown, L. Hood, T. Hurlburt, M. Abare, M. Barber, B. Detweiler, D. Drinkwine. Second row: T. Christman, M. Hurlburt, V. Hurlburt, M. Field, H. Nadeau, K. Ballentin, K. Curtis, V. Moore, P. Donovan, C. Belden, Third row: A. Bevins, C. Kroner, K. Hudak, A. VanHoesen, T. Goff, T. Burke, K. Gauger, M. Middleton. Top row: T. Donovan, C. Barube, K. Christman, W. Anderson, T. Woods, L. Mazzotte, S. Tucker, G. Davis. BAND Sitting: M. Lynch, K. Ryan, M. Kar-koski, B. Edson. Second row: E. Cruickshank, T. Paniccia, S. D. Rathbun, W. Abbott, E. Sousis, R. Wicks, P. McHugh, Edson. Second row: E. Cruickshank, T. Paniccia, S. Kroner, A. Russell, M. Barber, K. vanZutphen, J. Pearsall. Third row: D. Rathbun, W. Abbott, E. Sousis, R. Wicks, P. McHugh, M. Hurlburt. 49 First row: M. Holmberg, K. Alteri, M. Middleton, M. Field, C. Curtis, A. Moore, K. Kowalsky, L. Field, M. Barber. Second row: A. Pulliam, P. Namek, K. Taylor, K. Gauger, J. Nadeau, T. Christman, P. LaRock, M. Vigliotti, T. Barber, C. Graney. Third row: J. McHugh, K. Pulliam, C. Kelly, P. Huestis, D. Trudeau, B. Trudeau, P. McHugh, E. Cruickshank, P. Decker, F. Fowler. Fourth row: K. Christman, K. Ballentine, T. Brant, H. Nadeau, W. Abbott, T. Donovan, S. Boyce, S. May, C. Berube, T. Frenette, P. Trudeau, B. Bartlett, T. Besson, C. Gauger, R. Cunningham, S. Peeters, K. Connery, L. Landers,). Facteau, L. Field, A. Cruickshank, S. Peterson, K. Brennan, D. Rafferty. 51 FRENCH CLUB Sitting: M. Johns, M. Michalak, D. Hills, H. Knight, K. Taylor, T. Donovan. First row: W. Abbott, K. Trombley, M. Braley, S. Taylor, M. Brown, K. Noel, J. Ryan. Second row: R. Coderre, Advisor, K. Hu-dak, S. Kelly, K. Ryan, M. Middle-ton, C. Natale, M. Holmberg. Third row: V. Boff, K. Christman, M. Synder. Fourth row: K. Gauger, M. Blodgette, C. Gauger, K. Brennan. Fifth row: K. Ballentine, T. Conners, T. Ezzo. Sixth row: D. Ellor, P. Keegan, C. Berube, R. Wickes, E. McKinstry. 52 LATIN CLUB Kneeling: D. Gallant, J. Vosburg, H. Whitford. Second row: R. Beur-lein, J. McMahon, Advisor, K. LaR-ock, L. Hanson, L. Mazzotte, T. La-Pointe, M. McDonald, T. Trombley, P. Trudeau. Third row: T. Bel-den, J. Shaw, K. LaPointe, R. Brown, T. Christman, J. Laundree. SPANISH CLUB Front row: T. Hurlburt, K. Pearsall, C. Gauger, J. Gunning, L. Varmette. Back row: R. Pinchen, K. Otley, A. Pulliam, K. Reale, K. Pulliam. 53 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION First row: T. Frennette, R. Magoon, S. Kelly, B. Bolton. Second row: S. Peeters, A. Pulliam, J. vanZutphen, L. Barron, K. LaPointe. Third row: J. McHugh, T. Brant, C. Kelly, T. Donovan, P. O'Conner, T. LaPointe. 54 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated: C. Backus, K. Brennan, C. Goetsch. Standing: M. Streeter, L. Towne, J. McHugh. Third row: B. Gallo, P. Huestis, J. vanZutphen, D. Bucavalas. Fourth row: J. Paniccia, B. McLaughlin, A. Pulliam. 55 First row: S. Peeters, L. teR-eile, K. LaPointe, C. Graney, K. Connery. Second row: M. Lynch, K. Lamb, D. Rafferty, M. Ross, T. Barber, G. Curtis, S. Kelly, S. Hayes, T. Burke, J. Shaw,). Nadeau, S. Taylor, P. Namer, A. Pulliam. Third row: B. Beuerlein, C. Cowan, R. Magoon, R. Cunningham, J. Facteau, P. McBride, P. Gallant, P. Keegan, E. McKinstry. Fourth row: M. Wright, T. Donovan, P. Trudeau, K. Taylor, L. Feilds, B. Otley, T. Laslow, M. Peso, W. Abbott, V. Goff, A. Russell. Tl DRAMA CLUB ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE The 1979-80 Drama Club's season saw the growth of the group from timid thespians to skillful and daring dramatists. We closed the '79 season with Inherit the Wind and opened up the 1980 season with a classic about a six-foot rabbit named Harvey . Breaking new ground for the spring, the Drama Club staged Guys and Dolls and sent the audience home with visions of soft-hearted gangsters and gun-snapping chorus girls. Thanks for the support! Ti Drama Club 57 VARSITY CLUB First row: R. Thatcher, M. Corbo, J. Cuyette, A. Nadeau, M. Karkoski, B. Edson, P. McHugh,). vanZutphen, M. Overbeek. Second row: T. Laslow, M. Amick, S. May, T. Frenette, H. Knight, J. Cunning, T. Fuller, J. Faunce, T. Brannock, S. Kelley, K. Ida, P. Huestis, A. Bevins. Third row: B. Hurlburt, D. Laslow, P. Charboneau, V. Goff, L. Sprague, S. Taylor, K. Trombley, A. LaRock, A. Russell, P. Huestis, A. Lamb. Fourth row: T. Cronnan, S. Woods, J. Kinglsy, S. Joubert, S. Huestis, L. Whut-ford, B. McLaughlin, J. Lawson, D. Hills, A. Pulliam, J. Ellor, C. Kelley. Fifth row: T. Paniccia, D. Hurlburt, R. Thatcher, C. Conner, P. Bice, K. Corliss, L. Barron, K. Taylor, T. Donovan, R. Magoon, J. teRiele. Sixth row: M. Yaw, J. Real, D. Olcott, P. Buckely, K. Tierney, T. Charboneau, B. Trudeau, A. Mars, J. McHugh, P. Viscardi, ]. Hardy. Seventh row: T. Bezio, R. Magoon, M. Lamb, K. Ryan, P. Decker, A. Moore, S. Derr. K. LaRock, J. LaBounty, J. Brown, M. Austin, W. Ryan. Top row: E. Cruickshank, S. Jordan, T. Swinton, A. teRield, D. Olcott, A. Kissel, M. Streeter, I. Giganto, S. Kroner, T. Brant, L. Varmett. 60 First row: B. McLaughlin, J. Law-son, A. Nadeau, S. Donovan. Second row: Mr. McNeil, P. Keegan, L. Barron, T. Donovan, K. Trombley, T. Burke, L. Whitford, M. Vig-liotti, ). Facteau, L. Hanson. Back row: M. Overbeek, C. Cowan, J. vanZutphen, A. Pulliam, E. McKinstry, S. Clark, A. LaRock, D. Barber. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 61 ASTRONOMY CLUB First row: T. Christman, R. Brown. Second row: J. VanZpten, P. Donovan, M. Middle-ton, K. Christman. Third row: S. Woods, K. Hudak. 62 SPIRIT OF SOUND First row: K. Hudak, R. Brown, C. Carroll, P. Donovan. Second row: L. Mazzotte, K. Ballentine. T. Donovan, A. Bevins, T. Christman. Third row: K. Gauger, H. Nadeau, C. Kroner, A. VanHoessen, T. Goff. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Seated: J. St. Andrews, A. Carroll. Standing: M. Field, M. Baker, G. Smalley, ). Frasier, B. Otley, L. Field. 63 •R TIME T0 LEAVE SENIORS CONQUER NEW HORIZONS IN NEW DECADE Shari Decker Laurie Vradenburg Mary Stanilka Donald Anderson Michael McKiernan Richard Gilbo Joseph McHugh John Scanlon Deborah Laslow 66 Robert Thatcher Phillip Huestis Lisa Field lames Maye Joseph Paniccia Judy Nadeau Tina Gonyo Dale Thompson 67 Arnold Ross Maarten Overbeek John Lawson Matthew Dreimiller Briana McLaughlin Aaron Mars Tina Ezzo Timothy Charboneau 68 Craig Granger Patrick McBride Robert Hurlburt Linda Holland Daniel Holmberg Paul Blanchard Amy Pulliam 69 Kathy Brennan Eugene Berube Carol Cowan Julie Clark Susan Derr Robert Dunsmore Mary Robin Johns 70 Angela Bevins Tracey Brant 71 James Ellor Ted Mjaatvedt Ann Lamb Michael Rock Gino Ezzo Julia Steele Steve Woods Scott Elthorp 72 Matthew Karkoski William Gallo Michael Abare Anthony Kolysko Tracey Moore Dino Bucavalas Thomas Rafferty Jacqueline .Schaff 73 Charles Breslin Lea Treadway Michael Streeter Gary Keith Thomas Corbo Gary Pozzuli Lori Whitford Bruce Beuerlein 74 Charles Kelly Deborah Rafferty Eric Cruickshank Garry Bogle Mark Wright Douglas Trudeau Theresa Denno Jon van Zutphen 7S Pete Charboneau Cindy Backus Thelma Barber Charlie Pond Julie Fraiser Susan Huestis Chris Streeter Jenny St. Andrews 76 Claire Gauger Seniors Not Pictured Edward Clark Mark Fosco Ronnie Fuller James Hayes Misti Keith Jane LaPointe Richard MacAlpine Kathy Odell Patrick Odell William Porter Randy Perkins Richy J. Premo Sharron Snow Beverly Otley Waldrow Newell Laurie Trainer Susan Joubert Leslie Towne Lauriann Battease 77 Prom Song: Fantasy by Moxy Colors: Silver and Blue Class Flower: Daisy 78 i ■ I Kings Court Peter Charboneau John Lawson William Porter Robert Hurlburt Joseph McHugh Phillip Huestis Queens Court Susan Joubert Jennie St. Andrews Tracey Brant Briana McLaughlin Jennifer Connors Amy Pulliam Tracey Brant: 1980 Junior Miss; Talent Award, Group B. Kathy Brennan: First Runner Up; Ticonderoga High School Representative at New York State Finals; Poise and Appearance Award, Group B; Scholastic Award. Tina Ezzo: Second Runner Up. Julie Frasier: Third Runner Up; Talent Award, Group A. Briana McLaughlin: Fourth Runner Up; Physical Fitness Award, Group A. Lori Whitford: Spirit of Junior Miss Award, Physical Fitness Award, Group B. Jenny St. Andrews: Poise and Appearance Award, Group A. 83 OVERTIME 86 PEP RALLY GYMNASTICS First row: A. Nadeau, K. Taylor, A. Pulliam, T. Donovan, M. Vigliott. Second row: H. Knight, K. Ryan, T. Laslow, R. Magoon, Coach, Mrs. Strieker, M. Austin, L. Coffin, L. Coffin, V. Moore. Back row: W. Ryan, K. Trombley, L. Varmette, K. Cooper, M. KarKoski, J. Brown, C. Badke, L. Barron. VARSITY FOOTBALL First row: P. Huestis, R. Thatcher, S. Woods, T. Charboneau, J. Lawson, M. Karkoski, M. Amik. Second row: J. Kingsley, E. Cruickshank,). Guyette, M. Yaw, P. Viscardi, T. Corbo, P. Bice, R. Gilbo. Third row: P. Charboneau, B. Trudeau, C. Breslin, S. Jordon, J. Hardy, Manager, J. Maye, Mangaer, N. Quesnel, J. Lawson. JV FOOTBALL Opposite Page, First row: P. Huestis, R. Thatcher, S. Woods, T. Charboneau, J. Lawson, M. Karkoski, M. Amik. Second row: J. Kingsley, E. Cruickshank, J. Guyette, M. Yaw, P. Viscardi, T. Corbo, P. Bice, R. Gilbo. Third row: P. Charboneau, B. Trudeau, C. Breslin, S. Jordon, J. Hardy, Manger, J. Maye, Manger, N. Ques-nel, J. Lawson. Below, First row: J. St. Andrews, K. Pulliam, C. Borger, M. Corbo, S. Krystowiak, T. Perry, J. Ryan, R. Faunce, P. O'Connor, K. Magoon, Coach Wells. Second row: H. Fuller, G. Manning, K. Thompson, M. Baker, B. Wagner, S. Hariman, M. Charbaneau, J. Geh, T. Condon, J. Laundree. Third row: G. Wendell, W. Maher, J. Thompson, K. Thompson, M. Yaw, D. Wilson, D. Bezio, L. Saunders, B. Upton, D. Cook. ntinpL yentin?) wentinpls nlinpj CHEER- Top right, Left to right: K. Hudak, L. Mazotte, T. Streeter. Bottom right; First row: P. Sears, W. Cough. Second row: R. Brown, P. Buckley, T. Trombley. Third row: D. Olcott. 90 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY BOYS SOCCER 94 First row: M. Streeter, J. teReile, J. -Shaw. D. Fuller, ). vanZutphen. Second row: M. Coffin, J. Ellor, B. Beuerlein, D. Grey, S. Jordon, S. Scuderi. Third row: A. Ross, A. Mars, J. St. Andrews, M. Overbeek, S. Bevins, M. McKiernan, ). McHugh. GIRLS SOCCER First row: S. Derr, I. Gi-jianto. Second row: J. Faunce, L. Premo, A. Kis-sell, K. LaRock, K. Curtis, ). Reaie, J. Dunsmore. Third row: S. Taylor, P. Huestis, A. LaRock, L. Sprague. T. Brannock. Fourth row: Ms. Smith, A. Berins, S. Kelly, S. Kroner, M. Lamb, K. Ida, A. Russell, M. Hulburt. BOYS Junior Varsity Squad, Kneeling: B. Edson, M. Corbo, K. Pulliam, T. Dolback. Standing: ). Kent, J. Goyette, D. Rathburn, T. LaPointe, S. Ploof, P. McHugh, M. Charbon-eau, R. Helton. Freshman: Kneeling: A. Corliss, J. Shaw, J. Mero, M. McIntyre, Standing: P. Bessette, J. Thompson, A. Carroll, D. Wilson, D. Waite, J. St. Andrews, G. Manning, H. Fuller, R. Helton. BASKETBALL Varsity Squad, First row: P. Charboneau, M. Streeter, B. Brennan, ). McHugh, P. Vis-cardi, J. St. Andrews. Back row: D. Morett, R. Oiser, ). Pelerin, R. Gilbo, S. Jordan, N. Quesnel. 97 GIRLS Varsity Squad, Kneeling: L. Barron, D. Laslow, A. Pulliam, A. Kissel, H. Knight. Standing: S. Kroner, M. Nadeau, S. Derr, ). Brown, D. Hills, I. Ciganto, K. Noel. BASKETBALL NT 11 Girls JV Squad: Kneeling: K. LaRock, T. Frenette, C. vanZutphen, A. Russell. Standing: S. Taylor, J. Reale, M. Gordon, T. Brannock, S. Kelly, M. Barber, M. Austin, A. LaRock, M. Hurlburt. CHEERLEADERS Junior Varsity Squad, Bottom: T. Trombley, L. Mazzotte, R. Flemming, T. Streeter, D. Olcott, K. Ryan. Top: P. Sears, M. Karkoski. Subs: H. Nadeau, K. Christman, V. Hurlburt, C. Curtis, M. Feilds. too Varsity Squad, Bottom: R. Brown, S. Huestis, C. Badke, D. Hurlburt, R. Thatcher. Top: P. Buckley, K. Tierney, K. Corliss. GOLF BOWLING Bowling: Seated: ). teReile, J. Laundree, T. Laslow, M. Middleton, D. Olcott, Kneeling: J. Thompson, T. Newhall, L. Saunders, H. Whitford, C. McMurtry. Standing: J. teReile, M. Driemiller, M. Overbeek, B. luliona, ). Lawson, B. McLaughlin. Golf: First Row: R. Wickes, J. Lawson, D. Duguay, Mr. Thompson. Second Row: P. Viscardi, W. Abbott, M. Driemiller, T. Newhall, D. Rathburn. 102 WRESTLING Wrestling: First row: K. Thompson, C. Treadway, M. Woodard. Second row: J. Cook, B. Upton, T. Perry, M. Connery, M. Wendall, D. Abare, ). Kingsley, Third row: G. Upton, C. Borger, M. Ross, D. Bezio, R. Burroughs, C. Bazan, L. Burroughs, R. Faunce. 103 SKI CLUB Ski Club: First row: M. Karkowski,). Reale, T. Newhall, R. Magoon, B. McLaughin, J. Lawson, M. Johns, A. LaRock, L. Sprague, D. Rathburn, C. Kelly, Second row: J. Yaw, J. Vosburg, T. Swinton, D. Olcott, M. Karkowski, R. Flemming, K. Trombley, L. Fields, S. Hayes, J, Hardy. Third row: K. Pulliam, D. Olcott, P. Bice, R. Charbeneau, K. VanZupten, zupten, M. Baker, F. Fowler, C. Beatty, C. Bennet, J. Lawson, B. Edson, M. Amick, J. Maye, P. Blanchard, P. Viscardi, R. Wicks, N. Quesnel, J. Kingsley, K. Corliss, J. Guyette, B. luliano. 104 CUR feet ARE CCH.D.OUR HANDS 5WEATY. WATCH OUT hornets ause 1 TI GrnNA5T5« ready SENTINELS •fl TIME TQ REMEMBER SENIOR DIRECTORY ERIC CRUICKSHANK: Favorite Saying, “I forgot''; Favorite Hangout, Downtown; Favorite Pastime, Sports, Horseback Riding, Music; Activities; Football, J.V. 1-2, Football, Varsity 3-4, Baseball, J.V. 1-2, Track, Varsity 3-4. Stage Band 1-2-3-4, Marching Band 2-3-4, All County Band 1-2-3-4, State Band 3, Key Club 1-2-3-4, AFS 3-4, Band President 4, Taps Tournament 3-4, Volleyball Weekend 1-2-3-4, Rah-Rah Show 2-3-4, French Club 1-2, Varsity Club 3-4. Future Plans: College SUNY. BOB DUNSMORE: Nickname: Graphite; Favorite Saying, How's it going? ; Favorite Hangout, The Cave; Favorite Pastime, Playing sports. Enjoying the outdoors. Talking to girls, partying; Activities, Basketball, J.V. 3, Soccer, Varsity 2, Basketball, Varsity 3. Future Plans: Undecided. SCOTT ELETHROP: Nickname, Scot-tie; Favorite Hangout, Youth Center, Crown Point with Kelly T.; Favorite Pastime, Everything outdoors, Foosball, Basketball; Activities, Key Club 1-2-3, Football, J.V. 2, Taps Tournement 3, Volleyball Weekend 3. Future Plans: Undecided. JIM ELLOR: Nickname, Wally; Favorite Pastime, Taking Chuck home after a bad one; Activities, Newspaper 1, French Club 1-2, Baseball, Varsity Manager 2-3, Soccer, Varsity 2-3, Volleyball Weekend 3-4, Prom Committee 3. Future Plans: Clarkson College GINO EZZO: Nickname, None, Favorite Hangout; Tracey Brant's place; Activities, Football, J.V., Varsity 1-2-3-4, Captain 4, Varsity Club 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Volleyball Weekend 2-3. Homecoming King, Drama 4, Track 3. Future Plans: College. TINA EZZO: Favorite Saying, To thine own self be true; Favorite Hangout, Debby's; Favorite Pastime, Reading; Activities, French Club 1-2-3-4, Key Club 1-2, Junior Miss 2nd Runner Up, Intermural Basketball 1. Future Plans: College. LISA FIELD: Nickname, Lis; Favorite Saying, Come again, Sucker; Favorite Hangout, Stewarts; Favorite Pastime, Sports; Activities, Gymnastics 1-2, Softball 2-4, Drama 3-4, Key Club 4, AFS 1-4, Intermural Basketball 2-3, Intermural Volleyball 2-3. Future Plans: Cobleskill College. JULIE FRASIER: Nickname, Leggs, Juli; Favorite Saying The very substance of the ambition is merely the shadow of a dream. ; Favorite Hangout, Dances; ( Favorite Pastime, Choreographing dances; Activities, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Cheerleader, J.V. 1-2-3, Soccer, Varsity 1-2, Softball, J.V. 1, French Club 1-2, Class Officer, Secretary 3, Treasurer 1-3, Student Council 2, Drama Club 2, Band 1-2, New York State Music Assoc. 3, School Newspaper 2, F.B.I A. 4. Future Plans: Air Force. WILLIAM GALLO: Nickname, None; Activities; National Honor Society 3-4, Latin Club 1-2-3, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2. Futue Plans: SUNY-Plattsburg. CLAIRE GAUGER: Nickname C.G.; Favorite Saying, Good Morning ; Favorite Pastime, Reading; Activities, French Club 1-2-3-4, AFS 3-4, Key Club 4, Spanish Club 4. Future Plans: Undecided. RICHARD GILBO: Nickname, Rick; Favorite Saying, Give Good Cone ; Favorite Hangout, Billiard Room; Favorite Pastime, Loving all New York women; Activities, Football 1-2-3-4, Varsity Captain, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1, Golf 2-3-4, Varsity Club 2-3-4, Prom King 3. Future Plans: Armed Services. TINA GONYA: Nickname, T. Road Runner; Favorite Saying, Hot Spit ; Favorite Hangout, Randy's House; Favorite Pastime, Gossiping, Spending time with parents and Randy; Activities, Intermural Volleyball 1-2, Intermural Basketball 1-2, BOCES 3-4, Candy Striping 1-2-3. Future Plans: Cosmetology. CRAIG GRANGER: Nickname, Wet Finger; Favorite Saying: Break it open ; Favorite Hangout, Heavy Chevy; Favorite Pastime, Trapping; Activities, None. Future Plans: College. PHILLIP HUESTIS: Nickname, Phil; Favorite Saying, None; Favorite Hangout, Parties, Mineville; Activities, Key Club 1-2, Key Club President 3, Vice-President 4, Varsity Club 3-4, Football, J.V. 1-2, National Honor Society 3-4. Future Plans: Norwich University. ROBERT HULBURT: Nickname, Bob; Favorite Hangout, Cherry Hill; Favorite Pastime, Hiking, Riding Motorcycles; Activities, Cross Country, Varsity 1-2-3-4, Track, Varsity 1-2-3-4, Class Officer, Vice-President 1, Class Officer, President 3, Basketball, Freshmen, J.V. 1-2, Drama Club 3, Prom Court 3, Varsity Club 1-4, Volleyball Weekend 1, Prom Committee 3. Future Plans: College. MATT KARKOSKI: Nickname, Corn Husker: Favorite Hangout, Jane's Place; Favorite Pastime, Skiing; Activities, Football, Varsity 1-2-3-4, Basketball, Varsity 1-2-3-4, Track, Varsity 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 1-2-3-4, Ski Club 4. Future Plans: Coast Guard. MISTI KEITH: Nickname, Mist; Favorite Saying, The only obligation you have in your life time is to be true to yourself. ; Favorite Pastime, Reading; Activities, Volleyball, J.V. (Hart-Ford) 2. Future Plans: Undecided. TONY KOLYSKO: Activities, Football, J.V. 1-2, Golf 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Varsity Club 2-3. Future Plans: Armed Services. ANN LAMB: Nickname, Flannagin; Fa- vorite Saying, Bother Me ; Favorite Hangout, The Barn; Favorite Pastime, Horseback Riding; Activities, Track, Varsity 1-2-3-4, Junior Miss 4, Junior Model 3, Prom Committee 3, Intermural Basketball 1-2, Intermural Volleyball 2-3, Volleyball Weekend 3-4, Oratorical Contest 4. Future Plans: College, Meredith Manor. C. JANE LAPOINTE: Nickname, Flats; Favorite Saying, No-no-no-no-no-no ; Favorite Hangout, Lou's house where the munchies are; Favorite Pastime, Munch-out; Activities, Drama 1, Photography 1, Homeroom Rep., 1-2, AFS 1. Future Plans: College-Music. DEBBIE LASLOW: Nickname, Lil'S-mirk; Favorite Saying, You're disgusting ; Favorite Hangout, Soccer Field; Favorite Pastime, Hiking; Activities, Gymnastics, Varsity 3, Cheerleader, J.V. and Varsity 1-4; Manager 2, French Club 1, Drama Club 1-3, Junior Miss 4. Future Plans: Adirondack Community College-Accounting. JOHN LAWSON: Nickname, Choggy, Favorite Hangout, The Cabin; Favorite Pastime, Skiing; Activities, Football, J.V. and Varsity 1-2-3-4, Baseball, J.V. 1, Golf, Varsity 2-3-4, Bowling, Varsity 4, Latin Club 1-2, Varsity Club 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Prom Court 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Ski Club 4, Volleyball Weekend 2-3-4. Future Plans: University of Vermont-Medical. RICHARD MACALPINE: Nickname, B-String; Favorite Saying, We got 'em this time little buddy, ku-ku-ku-ku. ; Favorite Hangout, On the cliffs in the woods; Favorite Pastime, Thinking and Rock Music; Activities, Football, Varsity 2-3, Track, Varsity 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Drama 3-4. Future Plans: Coast Guard. JIM MAYE: Nickname, Benson; Favorite Saying, What the hell is your problem? ; Favorite Hangout, Anyplace to crash out; Favorite Pastime, censored; Activities, Basketball, Freshman 1, Baseball, J.V. 2, Football, Manager and Photographer 3-4, Track, Varsity 3-4, Varsity Club 3-4, Vollyball Weekend 2-3-4. Homeroom Rep. 4. Future Plans: The Navy. PAT MCBRIDE: Nickname, Grizzly; Favorite Saying, All you need is love. ; Favorite Hangout, The Burleigh House; Favorite Pastime, Girl watching; Activities, Drama Club 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Clean Up Day 2-3-4, Speech Class Debate 4. MIKE MCKIERNAN: Favorite Pastime, Bike Riding, Activities, Track, Varsity 3-4, Soccer, Varsity 3-4, Latin Club 1-2-3. Future Plans: Hudson Valley Community College. JOE MCHUGH: Nickname, MeeKer; Favorite Saying, It's due when? ; Fa- vorite Hangout, Kitchen; Favorite Pastime, Fishing; Activities, Senior Class Officer, President 4, Football, J.V. 1-2, Soccer Club 3, Soccer Team, Varsity 4, Basketball, Freshman 1, Basketball, J.V. 2, Basketball, Varsity 3-4, Track, Varsity 1- 2-3-4, Student Government 3, President 4, Key Club 1-2, Vice-President 2, President 4, AFS 3, President 4, Latin Club 1-2, President 3, Varsity Club 2-3-4, National Honor Society 3, Vice President 4, Prom Court 3, Superintendant's Student Committee 4, Principal's Student Committee 4, Taps Tournament 4, Volleyball Weekend 2-3-4, Winner 2, Hugh O'Brien Leadership Award Winner 2. Future Plans: Cornell College. JULIA STEELE: Nickname, Flirty Gerty Giert; Favorite Saying, I forgot ; Favorite Hangout; Bottom of Mt. Rippo; Favorite Pastime; Having fun, talking on the phone; Activities; Volleyball intermurals 2-3, Basketball intermurals 2, B.O.C.E.S. 3,4. Future Plans: Cosmetology. BRIANA McLAUGHLIN: Nickname, Nan or Bre; Favorite Hangout, John's house; Favorite Pastime, skiing; Activities, Soccer Varsity 1, Gymnastics 2, French Club 1, Newspaper Staff 2,3, Photography Club 3, Drama Club 2-3, Football Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Football Cheerleader Captain 3-4, Basketball Cheerleader 1-2, All County Band 1-2- 3, National Honor Society 3-4, Track 1- 2- 3-4, Section VII Hurdle Champion State Competitor 3, Prom Court 3, Yearbook Photographer 3-4, Bowling 4, Yearbook Photography Editor 4, Class Secretary 3-4, Junior Miss 4th Runner-Up 4, Volleyball Weekend 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 1-2-3-4, Ski Club 4. Future Plans: Junior College of Albany, Major - Photography. TED MJAATVEDT: Nickname, Disco; Favorite Saying, I'll do it in homeroom period. ; Favorite Pastime, Sports; Activities, Baseball J.V. 2, Baseball Varsity 3-4. Future Plans: College TRACEY MOORE: Nickname, Chet; Favorite Saying, Ooooh Babie ; Favorite Hangout, Hanson's; Favorite Pastime, Skiing; Activities, Intermural Tennis 3. Future Plans: College JUDY NADEAU: Nickname, Jukebox, Ned; Favorite Saying, Nuffin', I didn't say Nuffin'! ; Favorite Hangout, With Bob; Favorite Pastime, Horseback Riding, Sewing, Gossiping; Activities: Soft-ball Varsity 1-2, Key Club 2-3-4, Newspaper 1-2, Prom Committee 3, Drama Club 2-3-4, Intermural Volleyball 2-3, Intermural Basketball 2-3, Candy Striping 1. Future Plans: Cosmetology. ROB THATCHER: Nickname, Thatch; Favorite Saying, Who? Your feet didn't fit a branch! ; Favorite Hangout, Can crash anywhere! Favorite Pastime, censored; Activities, Football J.V. 1-2, Varsity Club 3-4, Football Varsity 3-4, Volleyball Weekend 2-3-4, Track Varsity 3-4. Future Plans: The Navy. PATRICK O'DELL: Nickname, Wolfie, Favorite Saying, Things you see when you haven't got a gun. ; Favorite Hangout: Armory; Favorite Pastime, Girl watching; Activities, Cross Country Varsity 1-2, Basketball J.V. 2, Basketball Mgr, Varsity 1-2-3, Track Varsity 1-2, Drama Club 3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, Key Club Sergeant of Arms 2, A.F.S. 2, Performing Arts Westside Story , Student Government 3, Student Government Sergeant of Arms 3. Future Plans: Undecided. BEVERLY OTLEY: Nickname, Bubby; Favorite Saying: A friend is someone who knows all about you, but likes you anyway. ; Favorite Hangout, Stewarts; Favorite Pastime, Reading, Playing the flute; Activities, Band 1-2-3, F.B.L.A. Secretary 4, Newspaper Staff 1-2 (Treasurer 2), Candystriping 1-2-3, Junior Miss Participant 4, Volunteer Brownie Leader 3-4, French Club 1-2. Future Plans: College - Pennsylvania. MAARTEN OVERBEEK: Favorite Saying, I thought the test was tomorrow. ; Favorite Hangout, Gym; Favorite Pastime, Stockcar racing; Activities, Basketball, freshman 1, Photography Club 3-4, A.F.S 4, Boys' Soccer, Varsity 3-4, Varsity Club 3-4, Drama Club 4, Bowling Team, Varsity 4, Basketball Mgr. Varsity 3, Baseball Mgr, Varsity 3. Future Plans: The Coast Guard. JOE PANICCIA: Nickname, Panooch; Favorite Saying, Is it all right if I hand that in Eighth Period? ; Favorite Hangout, Gym; Favorite Pastime, Playing basketball; Activities, Latin Club 1-2, Varsity Club 3-4, Newspaper Club 2-3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Perfect Attendance, 1-2-3, American Legion Boys State Delegate 3, Basketball, freshman, J.V. Varsity 1-2-3, Baseball J.V. Varsity 1-2-3-4, Yearbook Contributor 4, Regents Commissioner's Conf. Student Representative 4, NMSQT Commendation 4, Principal's Representative 4. Future Plans: USMA at West Point. DANA PERKINS: Nickname, Dan: Favorite Saying, They don't call us aces for nothing! ; Favorite Hangout, Ti; Favorite Pastime, Partying, hanging around; Activities, Drama Club 4, Soccer J.V. 1. Future Plans: Junior College. CHARLIE POND: Nickname, Charlie Brown; Favorite Hangout, Bars, School Dances; Favorite Pastime, Hunting, fishing, bike riding. Future Plans: Navy or Work. GARY POZZOULI: Nickname, Pazo; Favorite Saying, This town is boring. ; Favorite Hangout, camping, Favorite Pastime, Playing music; Activities, Football J.V. Varsity 3-4. Future Plans: Canton ATC MARK WRIGHT: Favorite Saying, Anything that can go wrong will go wrong. . Favorite Pastime, tennis, stamp and coin collection; Activities, National Honor Society, treasurer 4, Drama Club Lighting 3-4, Yearbook Marketing, 4. Future Plans: Adirondack Community Univ. of Buffalo. DEBBIE RAFFERTY: Nickname, Dim-bles; Favorite Saying, What 'ya say? ; Favorite Hangout, LangBranch; Favorite Pastime, None; Activities, A.F.S. 4, Key Club 1-4, Prom Committee 3, Junior Model 3, Junior Miss 4, Volleyball Weekend 3, Yearbook Staff 4. Future Plans: College. ARNOLD ROSS: Nickname, Tike; Favorite Saying, Sticken ; Favorite Pastime, Listening to music; Activities, Baseball J.V. 1-2, Baseball Varsity 3-4, Football J.V. 1-2, Soccer Varsity 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Latin Club 1-2, Volleyball Weekend 3-4. Future Plans: Undecided. JOHN SCANLON: Nickname, Scan; Favorite Pastime, Hiking, Backpacking; Activities, Baseball, freshman 1, Basketball Varsity 1, Cross Country 1, Track 2, Drama Club 3, Prom Committee 3. Future Plans: College - Environmental Science. STEVE WOODS: Nickname, No Comment; Favorite Hangout; Lower Main Street, Mineville, N.Y.; Favorite Pastime, Sports; Activities, Key Club 1-2, Latin Club 1-2, Varsity Club 3-4, Football J.V. 1-2, Football Varsity 3-4, Basketball freshman, J.V. Varsity 1-2-3, Baseball J.V. 1-2, Baseball Varsity 3-4, Volleyball Weekend Runners-up 2, Volleyball Weekend 3. Future Plans: Laffette College. MIKE STREETER: Nickname, Streets; Favorite Saying, Good Crank. ; Favorite Hangout, Village Pharmacy; Favorite Pastime: Sports music; Activities, Basketball J.V. 1, Basketball Varsity 2- 3-4, Tennis Varsity 1, National Honor Society 2-3-4, National Honor Society President (Hague) 3, Class Officer President 1-2, Varsity Club 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club President 3, Student Council 1-2- 3- 4. Future Plans: Cortland College. LESLIE TOWNE: Nickname, Lester; Favorite Saying, All the world's a little queer except me and thee, and even thee is a little bit queer at times. ; Favorite Hangout, Towne's Garage; Favorite Pastime, Weightlifting; Activities, National Honor Society 3-4. Future Plans: The Navy. JON van ZUTPHEN: Nickname, Cosmo; Favorite Saying, In your face! ; Favorite Hangout, Bottom of Lake George in the Cosmobile with Wally, Chuck, Bob Cos. ; Favorite Pastime, Going to Bill's house to watch the hockey games and fires; Activities, Soccer Club Captain 3, Soccer Team Varsity Captain 4, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, Varsity Club 3-4, Photography Club 4, Astronomy Club 4, Tennis Club 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, National Honor Society President 4, Student Government 4, Latin Club 1-2, Latin Club Vice President 2, Perfect Attendance 1, Regents Scholarship. Future Plans: Siena College. PETER CHARBONEAU: Nickname, Pedro; Favorite Saying, None; Favorite Hangout, The billiard room; Favorite Pastime, Enjoying life; Activities, Football, J.V. 1, Varsity, 2-3-4, Co-Capt. 4, Basketball, j.V. 1, Varsity 2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4. Future Plans: Service USMC. TIMOTHY CHARBONEAU: Nickname, Charby; Favorite Hangout, Thatch's Car; Favorite Pastime, Skateboarding Partying; Activities, Track 1-3-4, Football J.V. 1-2, Varisty, 3-4, Varsity Club 1-2-3-4, Volleyball Weekend 3-4, Prom Committee 3. Future Plans: Hudson Valley C.C. JULIE CLARK: Nickname, Pooh; Favorite Saying, “Pooh pooh head ; Favorite Hangout, Anywhere with my friends of Eric; Favorite Pastime, Being with Eric Kozerski; Activities, Band 1- 2- 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Softball 1, All County Band 2-3-4, Marching Band 1-2-4. Future Plans: Marriage. JENNIFER CONNORS: Nickname, Fer; Favorite Saying “ . . . most people see things as they are and ask, 'why', I see things that never were and ask, 'why not? '; Favorite Hangout, The soccer field; Favorite Pastime, Drawing painting; Activities, Prom Committee 3, French Club 1, Varsity Club 1-2-3, Gymnastics 1, Cheerleading 1-2-3, Volleyball Weekend 1-2-3, Volleyball Intramurals 1-2-3, Basketball Intramurals 1-2-3, Homeroom Rep. 3, Prom Court 3, Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Adironadack C.C. CAROL COWAN: Favorite Saying, Macho-Conehead-Dirtbag . ; Favorite Hangout, Ti beach; Activities, Track 1, Junior Model 3, Photography Club 2- 3- 4, Volleyball Weekend 1-2-3-4, Drama Club 4, French 1-2, Newspaper 2. Future Plans: Canton ATC. CHARLES KELLY: Nickname, Chuck, Favorite Saying “Yeah sure right right on!''; Favorite Hangout, Grover Hills, Mineville, N.Y.; Favorite Pastime, Southern Comfort Bucky Bennett, jr.; Activities, Yearbook Senior Editor 4, Key Club 1-2-3-4, President 2, Board of Directors 3, Blood Drawing Chariman 1-2-3-4, Newspaper 1-2-3, Drama Lighting Crew 2, Football J.V. 1-2, Basketball, J.V. 1; Varsity 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Baseball, Varsity MGR 1, Assembly Committee 3, Junior Class Treasurer 3, Prom Committee 3, Volleyball Weekend 1-2-3-4. Future Plans: Morrisville ATC. LAURIE VRADENBURG: Nickname, Laurance; Favorite Saying, “Oh nuts! ; Favorite Pastime, Listening to music; Favorite Hangout, Home Roger's Rock Campsite; Activities, Intermural Volleyball 1-2, Intermural Basketball 1- 2, B.O.C.E.S. 3-4. Future Plans: Manmouth College or The Air Force. MICHAEL ROCK: Nickname, Buck; Favorite Saying, None; Favorite Hangout, parties with friends; Favorite Pastime, Loud music; Activities, A.F.S. 2, French Club 1, Tennis Club 3. Future Plans: College. MICHAEL ABARE: Nickname, Ma-bare; Favorite Pastime, Partying; Favor- ite Hangout, The Cave; Favorite Saying, “Everybody must get stoned. mFuture Plans: Undecided. DONALD ANDERSON: Nickname, Soldier Boy; Favorite Pastime, Playing hooky; Favorite Hangout, The Long Branch; Activities, Baseball, J.V. 1, Football, J.V. 2, AFS Vice-president 3-4. Future Plans: Undecided. CINDY BACKUS: Nickname, Dinny; Favorite Saying, If at first you don't succeed, try try again. ; Favorite Pastime, Putting jigsaw puzzles together; Favorite Hangout, My best friends house; Activities, National Honor Society 3-4, Drama 4. Future Plans: Undecided. THELMA BARBER: Favorite Saying, Yup ; Favorite Pastime, Doing art work for drama; Activities, Drama Club 3-4; Softball 2. Future Plans: Undecided. LAURIE ANN BATTEASE: Favorite Saying, “Where's my horse? ; Favorite Pastime, Riding horses; Activities, Dolphins Swim Club 1-2-4, Junior Miss 4, Commercial Club 4. Future Plans: Undecided. PAUL BLANCHARD: Nickname, Calvin; Favorite Saying, “It's a bad one! ; Favorite Pastime, S-wheeling late Friday nights or early Saturday mornings; Favorite Hangout, Cave City; Activities, B.O.C.E.S. 2-3-4, Volleyball Weekend 2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Football Cameraman 1-2. Future Plans: Undecided. TRACEY LEE BRANT: Nickname, Trace; Favorite Saying “What a day for basketball! ; Favorite Pastime, Operation “WETSU ; Favorite Hangout, The hay loft; Activities, Junior Miss 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Basketball, Varsity 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 3-4, Taps Tournament Champs 3, Varsity Club 1- 2-3-4, Secretary 3, President 4, Student Government 2-3-4, Newspaper 1-2-3, Key Club 3-4, Convention Delegate 3, Photography Club 2-3, Drama Club 1- 2- 3, French Club 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Cheerleading, J.V. 1, Volleyball Weekend 1-2-3, Champs 1, Junior Model 3, Rah Rah Show 3-4. Future Plans: Delhi ATC. KATHY BRENNAN: Favorite Saying, If you're gonna get a foul, make it a good one, Billy! ; Favorite Pastime, Reading; Activities, French Club 1-2-3, Newspaper 1-2-3, Editor 2,3, AFS 3-4, Key Club 2-3, National Honor Society 3- 4, Secretary 4, Junior Miss 4, Scholastic Award 4, Poise and Appearance 4, 1st runner up 4, Future Plans: Holy Cross. DINO BUCAVALAS: Favorite Saying, Tragic; Favorite Pastime, Checking things out; Favorite Hangout, Wither-ville; Activities, Baseball, J.V. 1,2, Baseball, Varsity 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, French Club 1-2, Senior Executive Committee 4, Certificate of Merit in French 2. Future Plans: Undecided, College. LORI WHITFORD: Nickname, Whit; Favorite Saying, I don't care. ; Favorite Hangout, Wright's house; Favorite Pastime, Listening to loud music while riding around on the back roads; Activities, Varsity Club 1-2-3-4, French Club 1-2, Softball Varsity 3, Track Varsity 1-2-4, Gymnastics Varsity 1-2, Basketball Cheerleading Varsity 3, Football Cheerleading J.V. 1-2, Cheerleading Basketball J.V., Intermural basketball 1-2, Junior Miss 4, Band 1-2-3, Football Cheerleading Varsity 3. Future Plans: Junior College of Albany - Interior Design. RICK PREMO: Favorite Pastime, partying and playing sports; Activities, Hockey 1-2-3, Baseball J.V. 2, Basketball C.Y.O. 2-3. Future Plans: Undecided. JENNY ST. ANDREWS: Nickname, Jen-Babe; Favorite Saying, To be happy . Be. ; Favorite Hangout, Soccer field??? Favorite Pastime, Playing pool; Activities, Class president 1,2, Prom Committee Co-Chairman 3, Prom Court 3, Cheerleading J.V. 1-2, Varsity Co-Captain 3, Newspaper 1, Chorus 1, All County Chorus 1, Volleyball Intramurals 1-2-3, Junior Miss 4, Poise and Appearance 4, Assembly Committee 1. Future Plans: Undecided. AMY E. PULLIAM: Nickname, Aimer; Favorite Saying, You're such a pooh. Favorite Hangout, Room 216; Favorite Pastime, Sports photography; Activities, Gymnastics Varsity 1-2-3-4, Gymnastics Captain 4, Basketball J.V. 2, Basketball Varsity 1-3-4, Basketball Captain 4, Softball Varsity 3-4, Volleyball Weekend 1-2-3-4, Prom Court 3, Drama 2-3-4, Photography Club 2-3-4, Key Club 3-4, Key Club Convention 3-4, Varsity Club 1-2-3-4, Student Gov't 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Student Gov't Vice President 4, Yearbook Staff photographer 3-4, Key Club Board of Directors 4, Senior Executive Committee 4, Homeroom Representative 3, Cleanup Day 2-3-4, Varsity letter winner 1-2- 3-4, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4. Future Plans: Cobleskill College. THOMAS CORBO: Activities, Football, J.V. 1-2, Varsity 3-4, Class Treasurer 1-2, National Honor Society 3,4, Prom Committee Cochairman 3, Baseball, J.V. 1-2, Tennis Club 3-4, Varsity Club 3. Future Plans: Georgia Tech. THOMAS RAFFERTY:Favorite Saying, “What the hell is going on? . Future Plans: The service-Marines. JIM HAYES: Nickname, Hazy; Favorite Saying, “Get High ; Favorite Hangout, Downtown Ticonderoga; Favorite Pastime, Parting with friends. Future Plans: College-Ohio Diesel Technical Institute. DAN HOLMBERG: Nickname, Dan-yard; Favorite Saying, I dig'em deep ; Favorite Hangout, Partying. Future Plans: College-A.C.C. SUSAN HUESTIS: Nickname, Huest: Favorite Saying, Did you ever stop and ask yourself, WHY ME? ; Favorite Hangout, Joubert's Car. Future Plans: College-South Eastern Academy. AARON MARS: Nickname, Elastic Lungs; Favorite Saying, “That would be the manly thing to do. ; Favorite Hangout, Stans' Market, Activities, Soccer 3-4, Stage Crew 3-4, German Club 3. Future Plans: Radar Technician in the service. GARRY BOGLE: Nickname, Bog; Favorite Saying, lick the jar ; Favorite Pastime, 4-wheeling parting; Favorite Hangout, Cave City. Future Plans: Service-Army. SHARI DECKER: Nickname, Face 1; Favorite Saying, Hot Damn ; Favorite Pastime, Partying going to youth center with face 2; Favorite Hangout, The Lang Branch Tavern; Activities, Basketball Intermurals 1-2, Volleyball Intermurals 2, Volleyball Weekend 3-4, Soft-ball, Varsity 3, State Band Festival 2, Marching Band 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 4, All-County Band 2-3-4. Future Plans: Air Force. MATTHEW DREIMILLER: Nickname, Weed, Favorite Saying, Never give up ; Favorite Pastime, Music; Favorite Hangout, Mineville, parties; Activities, Golf, Varsity 1-2-3-4, Latin Club 2, Volleyball Weekend 2-3-4, Bowling, Varsity 4, Varsity Club 1-2-3-4, Rah Rah Show 2-4, School Play 1-2, Band 1, Bowling Captain 4. Future Plans: Undecided. SUSAN DERR: Nickname, Sue Kid; Favorite Saying, He's gorgeous ; Favorite Pastime, Operation wetsu ; Favorite Hangout, That little orange Datsun; Activities, National Honor Society 3-4, Class Officer Secretary 1-2, Student Government Assoc. 2, Basketball Co-Captain 3-4, Varsity 1-2-3-4, Soccer Co-Captain 3-4, Varsity 1-2-3-4, Basketball All-Star 1st Team CVAC SM. School Div. 3, Softball 2, Junior Prom Princess 3, Varsity Club 1-2-3-4, Secretary 4, Junior Model 3, Volleyball Weekend 1-2-3-4, Rah Rah Show 3, French Club 1-2, Newspaper Staff 1-2, Summer Basketball 1-2. Future Plans: Green Mt. College. THERESA DENNO: Nickname, Munchkin; Favorite Saying, Say What? ; Favorite Pastime, Parties, reading; Favorite Hangout, Parties, My Room; Activities, Softball 2, Basketball Score Keeper, Varsity 2-3, Class Treasurer 2, Class Secretary 1-2, President Assistant 2-3, Student Council 1, Prom Queen 3. Future Plans: Undecided. Ill fl TIME T0 INFORM, T0 GIVE TNflNKS, ETE. 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