Tupper Lake High School - Tuhisean Yearbook (Tupper Lake, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1968 volume:

THE 1968 LUMBERJACK Tupper Lake High School Tupper Lake, New York Dedication Mr. Kahn’s grave concern for our growth and development during our short stay in high school has given us direction not only in the academic areas but also in our behavioral patterns. He has an interest in the “whole animal” and approaches his job with this attitude. As a consequence of his touching our lives, we have responded by growing and developing under his tutorage. It is with heartfelt gratitude and appreciation that the Class of 1968 dedicates this book to a man who has dedicated himself to us. Administration Members of the Board of Education: Mr. B. LaBarge. Mr. L. Oldfield. Mr. C. Bosman, Mr. A. Ellis. Mr. R. Kenniston. 4 Superintendent Mr. Fred Baker, Principal Mr. Thomas C. McCarthy. Faculty Social Studies: Mr. Tooley. Mr. Mercurio. Mrs. Fee, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Nuxoll. Languages: English. Mr. Clark. Mr. Poulin; French. Miss Osteen, Mr. Akiki; Latin, Miss Proulx; English, Mr. LeBlanc. Mr. Belanger. Mrs. Baker (absent). 5 Science: Mr. Quinn. Mr. McGinn. Mr. DeForest; Math: Mrs. King: Science: Mr. Kahn: Math: Mr. Brooks. Mr. Marker. Music. Mrs. DeForest; Guid., Mr. Fitzpatrick. Mr. Hamilton; Music, Mr. Stearns; Accompanist, Miss Camelo. Dental Hygiene. Miss Camelo; Health, Mrs. Tebo.Phys. Ed. Dir., Mr. Tice. Mr. Hoffer.Mrs. Jay; Health, Miss OHara. Ind. Arts, Mr. Crouse; Hmemkg., Mrs. Forkey; Art, Miss Ignatz; Librarian, Miss McCarthy; Ind. Arts. Mr. Stubley. Business: Mr. Gagnier, Mr. Felio, Mr. Mensink. Mr. Hubert Felio. who will leave Tupper Lake High School at the end of this school year to become Assistant Professor of Business At NCCC, will be missed by all. Mr. Felio has been a valuable asset to our growing school during the ten years that he has taught here. As head of the business department he has been instrumental in obtaining many modern innovations in the department, as a teacher he has imparted knowledge to every student he has come in contact with, as advisor to the Press Club he has helped the SCHOOL BUZZ become one of the finest school newspapers in Northern New York, as a friend he has given a part of himself to each of us who has come to know him as more than just a teacher. Future secretaries of tomorrow and every other student in Tupper Lake High School thank you. Mr. Felio. 8 Seventh Grade Teachers: Mrs. Akiki, Miss Lucas, Mr. Sovie, Mrs. Boyce, Miss Averill. Eighth Grade Teachers: Miss Abdallah. Mrs. Sparks, Mr. Nymphius. Mrs. Gagnier, Miss Malakie. � • S't' r y mJ t . rtyr J r fitf tj} j?SJ DIPLOMA o� y«k VAJ � i-.jf -- Senior Officers and Advisors President Thomas Chretien. Vice-President Kathaleen Dunham, Secretary Karen Kenniston. Treasurer Jeffrey Boucher, M Ellis, Mr. Kahn, Mr. Poulin. The Class of ’68 PAULA AMELL “It’s the friendly heart that has many friends.” GARY ARSENAULT ‘‘Always behave as if nothing has happened, no matter what has happened.” PAUL AUDET “He liked to like people; therefore people liked him.” GAIL ARSENAULT “A sunny disposition is her treasure.” FLOYD BASHANT “He played not for the prize, but for the sport of it.” 12 MICHAEL BEDARD “Cheer up, the worst is yet to come.” COLLEEN BLACE “Always quiet, but we know she is there.” DAVID BELLOWS “My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me.” DARLENE BLANTON “Her ways are ways of pleasantness; her paths are peace.” JANICE BERARD “I make the most of all that comes, and the least of all that goes.” PAUL BLUTEAU “Why can’t they all be happy like me.” 13 FRANCIS BOMBARD “Money was made not to command our will, but all our lawful pleasures to fulfill.” ALLAN BRICKEY I take things as they come-easy. JEFFREY BOUCHER “Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more; men were deceivers ever.” JAMES BUCKLEY “One part brain, one part sports ability, and two parts wonderful responsibility.” CATHY BRICKEY “What’s the use of speech, silence is much fitter.” CECILLA BOURDAGE “Happy and gay, all through the day.” 14 DAVID CARROW “He that mischief hatcheth, mischief catcheth.” THOMAS CHRETIEN “Not that I love study less, but that I love fun more.” LINDA BURNHAM “Never say more than necessary.' DAWN CHARLAND “Her thoughts run sparkling in her eyes.” CAROL CHAPMAN “Not bold, not shy, but a pleasant mixture of both.” DIANE CLARK “Never say more than necessary. LAWRENCE CURRY “I’ve taken my fun where I’ve found it.” JULIEN DENIS Worry and I have never met. JOSEPH DELAIR “Tonight we live, tomorrow we take aspirin.” MARY DESHAW “Get everyone’s advice, then do as you please.” JORJA DEMARS “High school days have their delights, but they’ll never compare with high school nights.” KATHLEEN DUNHAM “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” MICHAEL FACTEAU “With teachers he never could agree; if they’d recite, why should he.” JACQUELYN FUTTERMAN “Silence is golden, but let’s talk anyway.” PETER FRANK I have a lifetime, so why hurry?” SUSAN GAUDET “Never do today what can be put off till tomorrow.” 17 CHARLES GIRARD Hold the fort. I’m coming. NANCY GONYEA “The quiet type, but nice to know.” 18 MICHAEL GRAHAM “It is better to speak no words at all than to speak more words than we should.” DONNA GUIFFRE “A smile is better than a thousand words.” RICHARD GUINEY “A man is not judged by what he does, but by what he would do if he knew he wouldn’t be found out.” GARY HART “Everything will come if man will only wait.” MATTHEW HAYWOOD “We can’t all be masters.” KAREN KENNISTON “Live, love, laugh and be happy.” 19 BRUCE LAFAVE “Life is short, so why not enjoy it. SHEILA LAPIERRE “The quiet type, but nice to know.” GLENDA LALONDE “A mischief maker with a flare for greatness, be she but small.” GARY LAQUAY “Happy go lucky and fancy free, that’s the only life for me.” PATRICIA KONKOSK1 “Some are born great and some achieve greatness.’ DENISE LAMOY “Serious on a few occasions, talkative on all others.” 20 ROLANDE LAVENTURE “A good person makes no noise over a good deed.” DENIS LAV1GNE “An athlete on the field, a sport in every way.” MARY LAVIGNE “Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friendship.” LYNN LAWRENCE “A smile for every girl, two for every boy.” WAYNE LEMIEUX “There is time to work, but more time for fun.” MICHAEL LARABIE I worry not, for what’s the use. 21 ROBERT MORRISON “He would talk; Lord how he talked.” ■ ROBERT PERTGEN “He laughed,and danced,and talked, and sang.” 22 STEVEN POIRIER “Oh, it is excellent to have a giant strength.” 23 JAMES PROULX My days are spent a wandering. MONICA RICHER “Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well.” PAUL REDFIELD A good disposition is more valuable than gold.” ROBERT SEAFUSE “He will give the devil his due.” PETER PROVOST “Noise in the study hall, look and see; it must be Peter, who else could it be?” THOMAS ROSSING There is one thing in high school I like quite well; that is the sound of the dismissal bell.” CONNIE RABATOY “The time to be happy is now the place to be happy is here.” 24 ROBERT SNYDER My interest is in the future, because I am going to spend the rest of my life there.” ANNE TEBO I have learned silence from the talkative.” TIMOTHY THORNTON My own thoughts are my companions.” WANDA TRIM Let mildness ever attend my tongue.” BERNARD TROMBLEY “This restless world is full of chances.” 25 JEFFREY TRUDEAU It is well for one .to know more than he says.” YVON VAILLANCOURT Everything will come if men will only wait.” LYNN TURCOTTE “Her thoughts run sparkling in her eyes.” LORRAINE VINCENT It’s nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice.” 26 WILLIAM WILLIAMS Why worry, it won’t get you anywhere.” IRENE FRANCIS Her ways are ways of pleasant- Class Song: Somewhere My Love” Class Colors: Blue and Gold Class Flowers: Blue-tipped Roses Class Motto: “I fear not tomorrow because I have seen yes- terday and I love today.” 27 Class Clowns Bob Seafuse. Bonnie Amell Most School Spirit Denise, LaMoy, Steve Poirier 28 Most Likely to Succeed Tom Chretien, Kathy Dunham Sports King and Queen Ron Poirier, Paula Amell 79 c tivities Student Council Officers: President Ronnie Poirier, V.-P. Scott Varden, Treas. Monica Richer, Sec. Karen Kenniston. Advisors Mr. Mensink, Mr. Stubley, Mr. Crouse. 34 Bottom Row: Joe Delair. Bruce LaFave, Peter Provost, Carol Recore, Dawn Charland. Denise Larnby. William Williams, David McFadyen. Top Row: Cathy Blace, Theresa Frechette. Cathy Bricky, Glenda La Londe, Helen Gionet, Cecilia Bourdage. Desk Monitors Bottom Row: Paul Redfield. Mike Larabie, Tim Thornton, Jackie Futterman, Connie Rovito, Jim Buckley, Denis Lavigne, Bob Seafuse. Top Row: Chris Frank. Patty Konkoski, Carol Grose, Colleen Blace, Denny Carmichael, Ray Mikall. Paul Ma-roun. 35 Press Club Officers: Seated: Connie Rovito haime. Art Ed.; Paula Amell, Ex. Treas.; Jackie Futterman, Ed.; Carol Recore. Asst. Ed.; Ann Baker. S.C. Rep.; Donna Ed.; Denise Lamoy. Sports Ed.; Theresa Frechette. Sec 35-hour Members: Karen Kenniston, Paula Amell, Ann Baker. Carol Jackie Futterman, Connie Rovito, Donna Duhaime. Recore. Denise Lamoy. David Bellows, Paula Churco, 36 Audio-Visual Group Bottom Row: David Bellows, Paul Cormier, Pat Walsh. Pat Quinn. Paul Quinn. John Brunette, Paul Redfield. Richard La-moy, Charles Frenette, Richard Wood. Mr. Crouse, Jim Staves, Jim Frenette. 1000 Mile Club IBIIlUimU Bottom Row: Tom Chretien, Bob Snyder, Ron Poirier, David Bellows. Top Row: Paula Amell. Kathy Dunham, Jackie Fut-terman, Terri Frechette, Helen Gionet, Carol Chapman (absent). Drama Club Officers Advisors: Miss Lucas, Karen Kenniston. V.-P.; Paula Amell, Sec.; Connie Rovito. S.C.; Laird Williams, Treas.; Mike Miller. Pres.; Mr. Clark. Commander-in-Chief. 38 Selectones Chorus - Officers and Advisors Sopranos Altoes 40 Tenors Basses 41 Senior Band Mr. Donald Stearns, Tupper Lake High School Instrumental Music Director, devotes many hours of time and labor to making the Tupper Lake High School Band and its individual members what they are. He spends the greater portion of his waking day arranging music, giving individual lessons and conducting the band. We students of Tupper Lake High School wish to extend our appreciation and thanks to Mr. Stearns. 42 Junior Band Under the expert hand of Mr. Donald Stearns the Tupper Lake High School Band has grown and flourished as ah organization that everyone at Tupper Lake High School can be proud of. It has become more than just a typical high school band both in the selections it plays and the fine execution of these numbers. The band at various times splits into smaller groups for special occasions: Pep Band with its trumpet ensemble plays at basketball and football games; the Woodchoppers-stage and dance band featuring fine soloists such as Chuck Martin on sax. Bill Mozdzier on trumpet. Chuck Mozdzier on drums and Mr. Stearns himself on trumpet and piano, have performed for such events as the all-new faculty-student Pops Concert. In addition to the regular band, there is the Jr. Band. These aspiring young musicians will become the backbone of the Tupper Lake High School Band in years to come. 43 Jr. Hi Science Club 44 The Play’s the Thing 45 National Honor Society Two Year Members: Bottom Row: Darlene Blanton, Theresa Frechette, Carol Chapman, Pres.; Paula Amell. Top Row: David Bellows, Jacquelyn Futterman, Ronnie Poirier. Kathaleen Dunham. One Year Members: Bottom Row: Roseanne Delair, Carol Frechette, Carol Grose, Karen Kenniston, Lois Reandeau,Sandra Johnson. Middle Row: Anne Baker, Carol Recore, Paula Churco, Denise LaMoy, Monica Richer, Janice Berard, Lorraine Vincent. Top Row: Patti O’Neill. Constance Rovito, Peter Frank, Thomas Chretien, Edward Krehl, Helen Gionet. 46 Art Editor. Paula Amell Assistant, Donna Duhainie 47 48 Editor-in-chief, David R. Bellows Assistant. Carol Recore Business Manager. Jacquelyn Futterman . Assistant, Patricia Connor Literary Editor. Carol Chapman Assistant, Paula Churco Copy Editor, Peter Frank Assistant, Deborah Dwight Athletics 51 Varsity Football 52 JV Football 53 Varsity Basketball F. Bashant, J. Delair, J. Stone, R. Guiney, D. Skiff, P. Redfield.Coach Tice, J. Thibodeau. Lavigne, D. Palmer, J. Trudeau, R. Poirier, J. Buckley, P. Quinn, R. Beaudette, J. JV Basketball Cross Country Skiing 56 Baseball 57 Track Gymnastics Weight-Lifting 59 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brooks The Wheel Inn Sarazen and Garrelts, Inc. Sunshine Store Carl F. Fenton, Jr. La Rocque Dept. Store Tip Top Sports Shop King’s Electric Shop Wood’s Laundry Kavanagh Trucking Miss Tupper Diner Corneau’s Market Gabriel’s Market Upstate Auto Service Raymond’s Liquor Store Nichols Insurance Donovan’s Studio Futterman’s Furniture Somers’ Garage Chalmer’s Radio and TV Tupper Lake National Bank Clark Lumber Company Woods Brothers Plumbing Sears, Roebuck and Co. Tupper Lake Coca-Cola Co. Monakey and Meader Bellows Garage Doc Connor and Sons Jack’s Diner Elco Market Shaheen’s Supermarket Trail’s End Bar and Grill Waukesha Grill and Restaurant Thomas Florist Shop Waukesha Motel and Cottages Tupper Lake Esso Station George E. Nelson Insurance Mitchell’s Yarn Shop Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gagnier Tom’s Barber Shop Lenney’s Pharmacy Thomas F. Larkin Son Tupper Lake Free Press Raeoil Corp. and Raegas Toneth Sales and Motor Service Magrino’s Cleaners National Army Store J. J. Newberry Co. Ginsberg’s Dept. Store Chamber of Commerce Hi-Hat Lounge William C. Johnson and Sons. Inc. A. P. Food Stores Tip Top Electric Shop Kiklevitch Liquor Store Faust Esso Gionet and Son Hardware Northland Auto Supply Littlefield Insurance Rickamer’s Jewelers McCartney’s Grand Union Company John Maroun Sporting Goods Adirondack Plywood La Valley and Woulf Mademoiselle Dress Shop Montgomery Ward and Co. Iroquois Hotel Altamont Milk Co., Inc. Leroy’s Sunoco Service Center Tupper Lake Flying Service Roy’s Restaurant Fortunes Hardware Luke’s Mobil Service Tupper Lake Supply Draper Corp. Miller and McNamara, Inc. Tip Top Liquor Store Park Street Market North Country Manufacturing Co Aseel’s Jewelry Store Ernest J. Wood Amar Maroun’s Store Broad Street Liquor Store O.W.D., Inc. Swiss Kitchen 61 Office Staff Cafeteria Staff Custodial Staff — f s