Burlington High School - Oread Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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ZZ Seniors Seniors 5 to yy Laura Choquette Kyle Church Anna Coia Kimberly Crady-Smith 'll Kelly Cooper Christine Crawford l Brady Corrigan 3 Caroline Crichiield .J I Above. Class athletes: Sue Brassard and Mike Bums keep the old football skills in tune. Sue played soccer: Mike was the football player. Right. Chrissy Crawford crams in some more Grapes of Wrath before class. The book is read in the Bible Lit class.

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Kristen Cayia left Chagnon IWW: . Christina Calhoun Vito Cannizzaro Margaret Carter Iohn Charron Buu Chau Flying to School Having your own set of wheels is vital as a teenager and high school senior. Having your own set of wings is even better. Sure, I get a lot of strange looks and a few comments I don't care to repeat. But, no matter. Once you ride one of these, you'll never walk again. You can even get yourself psyched to go to school if you can fly there on your bike. Some people hate motorcycles because they are very dangerous. Others like them just because of the risk involved. It's important to know what you're doing before you hop onto a two-wheeled death machine, as my father calls mine. But. it's all mine - part of the beauty of it. Imagine roaring to a halt, whipping off your helmet and tossing your hair around like the commercials, seeing the innocent bystanders do a double take, and then roaring off into the sunset. Vroooooml 'I'hink about itl Article by Iulie Young. Seniors 21

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TT Iames Cueto Beth Cummings Kenneth Cutroneo Michael Danielski Iody Davis Laura Delorge Angel Desautels Iames Douglas 'QS' ,.,,,,N-J 1,,,, WR, .,,-eg ,. at Uncle Sam's BHS Boys Most BHS seniors consider the military an option after graduation. lt is a good way to leam a skill, to travel with someone else paying the bill, and to eam money for college. But some BHS seniors make that decision early. Most students spent the summer after their junior year at work, at the beach, or at home mowing the lawn or babysitting. But not the four guys pictured here. Russ Humphrey, LeRoy Gordon, Iason Iodoin, and Rich Sartelle spent eight to ten hot weeks during the summer of '87 in basic training learning military fundamentals. All retumed to BHS with short hair, deep tans, Armed Forces ID cards, and a new maturity. Right after graduation, all will return to the military for Advanced Training in their chosen field. Iason, who is a member of the U.S. Army Reserve, went to basic at Fort McClellan, Alabama: he will train to be a military policeman. Russ, an Army National Guard member, spent the summer at the Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri: this summer he trains to be a Personnel Action Specialist. LeRoy started as a member ot the Guard but after seven weeks at Fort Benning, Georgia, he decided he wanted more of a challenge. This summer he goes to Parris Island, South Carolina, for thirteen weeks of Marine Basic Training, which begins a four year commitment to the Marines. Rich, also a National Guard member, trained at Fort Knox, Kentucky, Infantry School: this summer he gets further training in military engineering. The world sleeps a little safer tonight. BHS grads are on duty.! Seniors 23