Bellows Falls High School - Sampler Yearbook (Bellows Falls, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1968 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION..................... 2 ADMINISTRATION................. 4 SENIORS....................... 19 UNDERCLASSMEN..................63 ACTIVITIES.....................71 SPORTS.........................93 SPRINGTIME '67............... 105 ADVERTISEMENT................ 112 BELLOWS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL BELLOWS FALLS VERMONT 1968 0 DEDICATION Thomas Lovett came to teach at Bellows Falls High School in 1961. He taught Social Science and was the football and tennis coach while here. He left in 1967 to assume a teaching position at Kingswood Regional High School in Wolfeboro. New Hampshire. It is to him that we dedicate this yearbook. He gained the respect and friendship of his students and fellow teachers. He was always there to lend help when it was needed. His homeroom 203 was filled every mom- ina with visitors”. Some for advice, others just to talk about Saturday’s game or what they did the night before. Whether it was on the football field or in school. Mr. Lovett had a high set of values and everyone who came in contact with him complied with these values. His friendship and respect is something to be proud of. Many nice things were said about Mr. Lovett in the area newspapers and by people all over the state when he announced his intentions of leaving Bellows Falls to go on to better himself elsewhere in the education field, but the finest tributes of all were never written or spoken. They are in the minds and hearts of all his B.F.H.S. students-who could not put their true feelings into words—and will be there for all time. 3 Katherine Coffey Machine Operator Hilton Holland Sccre,ar ’ Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD The School Board has five members who are elected by the townspeople. The chairman of the School Board is William Hen- nessey and the other members are Leonard Lisai. Alfred Githens. Priscilla King, and Roland Edwards. Their services are vital and include transportation arrange- ments, hiring teachers, determination of school holidays, selection and approval of textbooks, supervising the maintenance of school property, and the presentation of diplomas to the graduating class. The school system is like a machine and the board is the body that keeps this machine in tune and functioning properly. We should be proud and happy to have such an efficient, re- sponsible and hard-working School Board to meet our demands in education. 4 Charles Davis Principal Majella Buckley Secretary Richard Streeter Assistant Principal Gloria Quinn Secretary Betty Bezanson Secretary Jean Adams French Lora Adams Home Economics H ■ Stanley Albro Social Science. History Jeanette Allen Typing. Business Math Emma Andreae Home Economics 6 Harold Angers Math John Bengtson Shop Frank Bergman General Science Peter Commoss English William Brys Music Richard Comtois Shop Cynthia Clark English Gerald Curcuru Math Allison Gleason Economics Elizabeth Harmon English, Social Science Truman Hayes English 10 Paul Hcaly Guidance Jane Hobson Librarian Alice Howe Biolog)' Marcia Howden Stanley Johnson French Geometry, Advanced Math Mechanical Drawing 11 Dorothy Jones Physical Education Paul Massle English. Social Science Gail Kilmartin English Burton Martin Band Instructor 12 13 Ann Parks Hugh Perkins Mary Pollard Typing. Shorthand. Science. Physics. Math Nurse Office Practice 14 15 16 Our Cooks: Mary Gray at right. Daphne Joslyn at left. Smile! No Squally, this money belongs to the school!! What do you mean you’re not supposed to be in the cafeteria guys??? Wouldn’t it be funny if: David was half bee instead of Allbee. Joan was a mouse instead of a Badger. Bonnie and Herb were elmsteads instead of Burchsteads. Larry was a candy bar instead of a Clark bar. Bob was a shirt instead of a Coates. Cathy was a dollar bill instead of a Coyne. John and Sue were trout instead of Oa fish. SENIORS ARTHUR CUSHMAN ABILD “Art”. . .quiet. . . friendly to all. . . often seen talking to Dotty . . . blushes easily . . . “Oh, yuh? Glee Club 4; Biology Club 2-3-4; Spot- lite Club 4; Freshman Reception 4; Cafe- teria I; Senior Play 4. DAVID JOHN ALLBEE The Big “A” . . . shop, shop, and more shop . . . shy?!? . . . kick off man for the big eleven . . . big 125 Benclli . . . fre- quent card games at Hocker’s . . . “Isn’t that nice?” Student Council 4; Monitor 3-4; Senior Hop 3; Varsity Basketball 2-3-4; J.V. Bas- ketball 2; Baseball 3-4. JUDY ANN ANDERSON Judy”. . . one who says little but takes in everything ... a smile for everyone . . . here, there, and everywhere . . . wants to teach the kiddies their a,b,c's . . . a thinking man's girl. . . “But Mrs. Quinn ft Monitor 4; High Schooler 2-3-4, Edi- tor 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Rock and Mineral Club 3. Treasurer 3; F.T.A. 2-3-4. Secretary 3; Math Award 2; Latin Award 1-2. MARY DOROTHY ANOE “Dottie . . . always reading a book . . . knows all about Sam Houston . . . picture of Herman and the Beatles in her wallet ... “I don’t know.” FHA 1-2; Softball 1; Library 3-4. JOAN ANN BADGER “Joanny” . . . she looks quiet, but look again. . . faithful member of the ”Y” . . . has a knack for gymnastics . . . likes those Keene boys. . .‘‘I'm just naturally quiet.” Monitor 4; Cafeteria 3. DAVID JOSEPH BALDASARO “Squally” . . . started smoking cigars when they were bigger than he was . . . Mr. Gleason’s brains . . . Hey Paizon . . . friend to everybody . . . never stops talk- ing .. . ‘‘I dun no.” Monitor 4; Biology Club 2; Senior Hop 3; J.V. Football 2; Freshmen Reception 4. PAUL FRANCIS BALDASARO “Paul . . . always a clown ... Mr. Ryan's own star pitcher. . . likes the smell of gasoline . . . from over the bridge and one of the last . . . razor blades are his public enemy. National Flonor Society 4; Math Club 3; Biolog)' Club 2-3; Latin Club 2; Freshman Basketball I; Baseball 1-2-3-4. NORMAN SAMUEL BEAROR “Norm . . . practically lives in Chester . . . manager of the “Nomads”. . .beau- tiful long hair . . . crazy about bleached denim . . . “It’s really sharp!” Cafeteria 1-2-3-4; One Act Plays 1. HAROLD JAMES BERG “Buddy” . . . one of Fletcher’s men . . . often seen driving a green Mustang . . . flashy red hair ... “D accord, Laurent.” Glee Club 4; Junior Prom 3: Senior Hop 3: Winter Track 2-3-4; Crosscountry 4; J.V. Football 2-3; Cafeteria 1-2; Spring Track 2-3-4; Senior Play 4. JOHN BLAKE “Katty” . . . loves basketball . . . Gagevilite ... at war with Gillette . . . flip top. . . aware of the opposite sex . . . has more girls than Carter’s has pills . . . plays the field?!? Class Vice President 3; Student Council 1-2-3-4; Monitor 3-4; Glee Club 3-4; Freshman Basketball I; J.V. Basketball 1- 2; Varsity Basketball 3-4; Cross Country 4; J.V. Football 1-2; Varsity Football 1-2-3; Cafeteria 3; Baseball 2-3-4. MELISSA KAREN BLANCHARD “Slim” . . . swinging blond hair . . . one of Chev’s gang . . . interests in Sax- tons River. 200 or’em . . . habitual gum chewer . . . “Right Kid.” Sampler 4; Journal 3; Glee Club 3-4; Biology Club 2; F.T.A. 3; Junior Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; Softball I; Freshman Re- ception 4. DEBORAH JEAN BLODGETT “Debbie” . . . well known at First Na- tional . . . real help with homework, in a pinch . . . likes to raise cain . . . “Oh, yeah?” Monitor 4; D.E.C.A. 4, Secretary 4. JANICE ELAINE BLODGETT “Jan” ... a friend to all . . . keeper of Fletcher's Lunch Box ... a future re- tailer of America . . . “Really!” D.E.C.A. 4: Cafeteria 1-2-3. JOHN JOSEPH BRENNAN II “Beans” . . . friend at St. Joseph’s . . . hates to work hard . . . can’t stop running . . . avid state worker . . . “How much?” Monitor 3: Latin Club 1-2; F.T.A. 4; Winter Track 4; Spring Track 1-2-3-4; Cross Country 2-3-4; J.V. Football 1; Se- nior Play 4. CATHERINE ANN BRESLAND “Brcs” . . . one of the “Jones” girls . . . always kidding around . . . occa- sionally seen hoofing it across the Arch Bridge . . . Buddy who? Monitor 3-4; Biology Club 2; F.T.A. 2; Junior Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; Girls J.V. Basketball 1-2-3; Varsity Basketball 3-4; Softball 1-2; Freshman Reception 4; Library 2-3. BONNIE LEE BURCHSTEAD “Bon” ... if you’re going to San Francisco . . . queen of the Junior Prom . . . who’s Asquam's mailman . . . smoke gets in your eyes ... she can’t see the forest from the trees. Monitor 4; Sampler 4; Glee Club 1-2- 3-4; F.N.A. 2; Band 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 1- 2; Junior Hop 3. HERBERT ROYDEN BURCHSTEAD III “Herbie” . . . tall, good looking, girl- fearing boy . . . fierce tennis player . . . one “the Harriers” . . . half of a pair that has been here a little longer than most . . . works for the state . . . ‘‘are you out of your tree?” Monitor 3-4; Junior Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; Tennis 4; Cross-Country 2-3-4. ELEANOR MARIE CAPEN “Ellie” . . . always friendly . . . book worm . . . “Have you read this one?” Monitor 4; Library 3; Cafeteria 1. BONNIE JEAN CLACE “Bonnie” . . . flirty eyes . . . always bouncing around . . . one of Holme’s girls . . . where's little Joe? . . . hair always in place . . . how do you get to V.A.? “You dingy . . Monitor 3-4; Hi Schooler 3: F.H.A. 1-2, LAWRENCE SCOTT CLARK President 2; Junior Prom 3. Clark-Bar • • • puns, puns, puns . . . the terror of his English class . . . fearless manager of our “fighting eleven” for three years . . . never in a bad mood . . . “Eh Yup!” Monitor 4; Sampler 4: Hi Schooler 2-3; Math Club 2; Biology Club 2; Latin Club 2; F.T.A. 3; Jr. Prom 3; Chess Club 3; Se- nior Hop 3; One-Act Plays 3; Winter Track 2-3-4: Varsity Football Manager 2- 3-4; Spring Manager 2-3-4. ROBERT WILLIAM COATES “Bob” . . . always on the go . . . base- ball manager. . . travels around on a gray motorcycle . . . loves bowling and base- ball . . . “Cut it out.” Monitor 4; Glee Club 4; Biology Club 2; Senior Hop 3; School State I; Freshman Reception 4; Cafeteria 1-2-3-4; Audio Visual Club 1-2-3-4; Varsity Baseball Man- ager 3. I MARSHA NORENE COTA “Marsha” . . . always bombing around in a polka-dotted jeep ... a great admirer of the Westminster Pine Banks Road “You’ll get over it.”. . . “Nothing serious, you understand!” Junior Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; Fresh- man Reception 4; Office 4. DENNIS EDWARD COWING “Dennis” . . . one of Fletcher’s men . . . lover of Bill Cosby . . . Miss Felch’s walking android . . . “Gee. I don’t know.” . . . “Oh my!” Monitor 4; Glee Club 4; Spotlite Club 4; Band 1-2; Senior Hop 3; One Act Play's 3-4; Winter Track 2-3-4; J.V. Football 2- 3-4; Varsity Football 4; Senior Play. CATHERINE ROSE COYNE “Coyner” . . . detests red hair. . . has chief connections on the police force . . . Charlie Brown’s own little red headed girl . . . 5 feet of energy? . . . “C’est lavie; C’est 1’amour!” Monitor 3-4. Secretary 4; Sampler Pho- tography Editor 4; Art Club 2-3; Biology Club 2-3, Treasurer 3; Latin Club 2; Spot- lite Club 4; Jr. Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; J.V. Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3-4; Softball I; Freshman Reception 4; Office 4. JOHN HENRY CRAY “John” . . . friendly to all . . . quiet . . . faithful interclass basketball player . . . fast runner . . . “Sure.” Monitor 4; Jr. Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; Interclass Basketball 1-2-3: Spring Track 1; Freshman Reception 4. KATHLEEN MARGARET CRAY “Sue” . . . editor of the Sampler . . . cupid??? . . . long black hair ... a friend in Springfield . . . B.F.H.S.’s answer to Rembrandt . . . cold feet, warm heart . . . “I've got an idea-let's go to Springfield!” Student Council 3-4. Secretary 4; Moni- tor 3-4, Lietuenant 4; Sampler 4, Editor 4; Hi Schooler 1-2; Girls State 3; Art Club 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 3; Biology Club 2-3; Spotlite Club 4; Jr. Prom Decoration Chairman 3; Senior Hop Decoration Chairman 3; School Slate 2-3, Secretary 3; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Tennis 1-2-3; Fresh- man Reception 4; Office 3-4; VASC Con- vention 3: Athletic Association Treasurer 4; Biology Achievement Award 2: Senior Play 4. JOEL EDWARD CROSSMAN “Joel . . . great with the piccolo . . . quiet with the girls ... a hard working track man . . . nice guy all around. Monitor 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 1-2-3-4; Spring Track 2-3-4; Winter Track 3-4; All Slate 2- 3-4; Model U.N. 3; Senior Play 4. EARL JAMES CRUICKSHANK “Chuck” . . . good sense of humor . . . friendly . . . golf ace . . . “Sorry! . . . “Help!” Senior Hop 3; Golf 1-2-3-4; Cross Country 1; Freshman Reception 4. TERESA DANE DAIGLE “Terry”. . . away she goes on her horse . . . friendly to all. . . one of God’s little devils . . . lives in the sticks of Grafton. Tennis 1-2; Cafeteria 1-2-3. LAWRENCE CYRENE DAVIS “Larry” . . . shy with the girls . . . stud- ies a lot . . . friendly to everyone ... a real strict monitor... “No. I didn’t do it!” Monitor4; Glee Club 4; Math Club 1-2; Crosscountry 2; Library 2; Cafeteria 1-2. PHYLLIS LORRAINE DAVIS “Phyl” . . . shy until she meets up with that certain someone . . . never a hair out of place . . .Mr. Fletcher’s tennis champ . . . favorite subject is Chemistry? . . . “Huh?” Monitor 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4, President 4; Biology Club 2; Latin Club 2; F.T.A. 4, Treasurer 4; Band 3-4, Treasurer 4; Orchestra 3-4; J.V. Basketball 1; Tennis 1-2-3-4. THOMAS MICHAEL DELEON “Tom” . . . member of the V.W. gener- ation . . . “Wouldn’t you really rather have a Buick?” . . . once made frequent trips to Bratt, but found one closer to home . . . “Have you seen Kay?” Monitor 4; Gle.e Club 4; Jr. Prom 3; Se- nior Hop 3; Freshman Reception 4. KATHLEEN ANN DEVOE “Kathy”. . . quiet. . . never has much to say . . . seen walking up South Street quite often. . . “You only live once so live it now.” Glee Club 1; FNA 1; DECA 4; Band I; Freshman Class Treasurer (in a previous school); Softball and Volleyball prior to B.F.; Cafeteria 2-3. CLAIRE LOUISE DOLLOPH “Rosy” . . . with rosy checks and a cute smile she brings happiness to those around her .. a loyal friend to all. FHA 1-2-3-4; DEC A 4; Cafe 1-2-3-4. RICHARD ALLEN ETHIER “Dick”. . . frequent trips with Bart and the boys . . . lives at Fletchers ... the Great White Hunter . . . owns a sharp Chevy . . . lives in the sticks . . . Peters Prize Pupil . . . very quiet DECA 4; Interclass Basketball 1-2-3-4. JOSEPH CONSTANT FISCHER “Nate” . . .Mr. Ryan’s favorite player . . . fastest milker in the East . . . leader of the Westminster gang . . . dedicated Boy Scout . . . Expo guide . . . “Snot Bad.” Student Council 4; Monitor 3-4; Biolo- gy Club 2; Jr. Prom 3-4; Spring Track 1-2- 3-4; School State 2-3; Freshman Basket- ball I; J.V. Basketball 1-2; Varsity Basket- ball 2-3-4; Winter Track 2-3; Freshmen Reception 4; Cafeteria 1-2; Senior Play 4. ELLEN KAY FLETCHER “Fletch . . . one of the Holme’s girls . . . happy-go-lucky ... a true interest in Gagevillc ... fun to be around ... I’m not kidding! Monitor 3-4; F.H.A. I; Band 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 3; Jr. Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; J.V. Basketball 3-4; Softball 1-2-3-4; Var- sity Basketball 3-4; Freshman Reception 4; Good Citizenship Award 3. KATHLEEN MARY FONTAINE “Kath . . . she’s small, but a stick of dynamite. . . often seen with a good look- ing Junior boy . . . sincere smile . . . watch out for that Irish temper . . . great little cheerleader... “Would you believe? Monitor 4; Biology Club 2; Jr. Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; J.V. Cheerleader 2-3; Soft- ball I; Freshman Reception 4; Office 4. DOUGLAS JOHN FRY Dougy” . . . can be found at Hadley field Monday through Saturday . . . gives Mr. Comtois a hard time ... all around good guy . . . “Yes sir! Monitor 3; Jr. Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; Winter Track I-2-3-4; J.V. Football 1-2-3; Varsity Football 2-3; Cafeteria I. ROGER LEE FULLER Great baseball fan . . . hates haircuts . . . idols Yaz . . . smokes like a fiend . . . loves cats . . . “Wanna skip?” JOHN JOSEPH FURGAT “Furgy” . . . known speed demon with Mom’s and Frank’s cars . . . spends half the time with the “gang” in Saxton's River, the other half taking out “Joyce.” THOMAS PATRICK GRIFFIN “Buddy”. . . comes from across the riv- er. . . has a ready smile. . . one of Jerry's men . . . known to some as “Golden Grips GrifT . . . nothing takes prece- dence over Red Sox . . . two chocolate cupcakes on his daily diet!!! “Is Miss Howden here today?” Student Council 4. Vice President 4; Monitor 4; Latin Club 2: Freshman Bas- ketball I; J.V. Basketball 1-2; Varsity Bas- ketball 3-4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Foot- ball 3-4. WILLIAM LANDERS HADLEY “Hads” . . . four year football letter- man plus co-captain . . . everyone’s friend . . . class president for four years . . . Our Governor ... a girl in every town—sometimes two or three . . . Miss Howden’s favorite French student . . . “wicked.” Class President 1-2-3-4; Student Coun- cil 2-3-4, President 4; Monitor 3-4, Lieu- tenant 4; Boys State 3; Athletic Associa- tion President 4; School State 3-4. Gover- nor 3; Golf 4; J.V. Football 3; Varsity Football 1-2-3-4, Co-captain 4; Freshman Reception 4; V.A.S.C. Convention 3; Var- sity Baseball I-2-3-4; J.V. Baseball 1-2. RAYMOND ARTHUR HALEY “Ray” . . . friends among the under- classmen . . . foreigner from the Grafton sticks . . . “Oh. No!” Monitor 4; D.E.C.A. 4; Cafeteria 1. BRUCE BRITTON HALL “Bruce” . . . frequent trips to Sunapee . . . very quiet . . . friendly to everyone . . . heavy-footed roadster. SHIRLEY ANN HALLOCK “Shirley” . . . never know she's around . . . whiz in typing . . .flirty eyes. . .can be found with Marie Waryas . . . easily embarrassed. Cafeteria I. PAUL MILLER HARLOW “Hocker” . . . avid Red Sox fan . . . four year glove man on the baseball team . . . card shark?? . . . one of the Westminster gang . . . perennial man- ager . . . “Ah. come on!” Hi Schooler 3-4: Biology Club 2: Latin Club 2; Junior Prom 3: Senior Hop 3: J.V. Baseball 1-2; Varsity Baseball 3. 4: Inter- class Basketball: Football manager 3: Bas- ketball Manager 2-3-4. MICHAEL PETER HARTY “Mike” . . . loyal townman . . . defi- nitely Irish . . . what’s so special about Norwich?. . . everybody’s friend . . . has a particular affinity for French . . . special answers in a special class for a special teacher . . . “Yup! I'm in a good mood! Class Vice President 4; Monitor 3-4; Boys State 3; Jr. Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; Freshman Basketball Manager I; J.V. Bas- ketball Manager2: Varsity Basketball Man- ager 3-4; J.V. Football 1. Varsity Football 2-3-4; Freshman Reception 4; Spring Track 1-2-3-4; Vermont Legislature Dele- gate 3; Electorate of Tomorrow Program; Senior Play 4. DEBORAH HEINDEL “Deb” . . . always one of “The Senior Girls” . . . “Wake up Deb” . . . what about the frog pond? . . . shares “Spaz of the Year” with OD . . . darn! . . romps around Grafton in her brother’s pants. . . “My mother is going to kill me! Monitor 4; Sampler 4; Glee Club 1-2-3- 4; Spotlite Club4; Jr. Prom 3; Senior Hop; Office 4; Latin Club 4; Senior Play 4. GREGORY ELLIS HOLTON “Greg” . . . one of the big eleven . . . all around good sport . . . good natured potato man from Westminster. Jr. Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; Winter Track I; J.V. Football I; Varsity Football 2-3-4; Cafeteria 1; Interclass Basketball 1-3-4; J.V. Baseball I; Varsity Baseball 2-3-4; Freshman and J.V. Basketball Manager I. PAUL EDWARD HOWARD “Paul” . . . head monitor . . . has a look for everyone. . . turns red at the flick of an eyelash . . . loves to wipe out wood- chucks on Sunday afternoons . . . No talking in the huddle. . . . “That's a warning!” Monitors 3-4. Captain 4; Boys State 3; Biology Club 2-3; Latin Club 2; Jr. Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; Winter Track I-2-3-4; J.V. Football 1-2; Varsity Football 3-4; Freshman Reception 4; Spring Track 1-2- 3-4. PATRICIA ANN HOWE “Howie”. . .easygoing. . .frequently seen in Westminster-West . . . often goes barefoot . . . ardent camper ... “I give up!” Monitor 4: Glee Club I; Biology Club 2; F.H.A. I; D.E.C.A. 4: Jr. Prom 3; Se- nior Hop 3; J.V. Basketball 2-3; Varsity Basketball 4; Softball 1; Freshman Recep- tion 4; Cafeteria 4; Spring Track 3; Senior Play 4. DARLENE MAE HUTCHINS “Dee” . . . petit. . . Mr. Massie's sec- retary . . . has a certain someone in Ley- den. Mass . . . “confound it.” Monitor 4. EDMUND ERNEST HUTCHINS “Hutch” . . . Likes girls from New Hampshire ... an ace mechanic . . . loves Pontiacs. . . will probably die in the Shop . . . “Oh, I guess so.” Cafeteria I. STEVEN SANFORD JAMES “Stevie” . . . loves football . . . one of the tough, fighting II... S.S.—Silent Steve . . . one of Mr. Fletcher’s track stars . . . has a good word for everyone ... not too shy!! . . . “not really?” Winter Track 1-2-3-4. Co-captain 4; J.V. Football I; Varsity Football 2-3-4; Spring Track 1-2-3-4. Co-captain 4. ERNEST DONALD JARVIS “Ernie” . . . Linda who? . . . another one of those “Graftonites” loves the par- ties at the “Frog Pond” . . . never stops smiling . . . “woman”. J.V. Baseball I; Monitor 3-4; D.E.C.A. 4; Jr. Prom 3. PATRICIA ANN KANE “Pat . . . “Twiggy” . . . rides around in a souped-up jeep . . . punctual monitor . . . “Seen Howie?”. . . interested in agri- culture and football. . . “Where’s Bres?” Monitor 4; Biolog) Club 2; Latin Club 2; Senior Hop 3; J.V. Basketball 1-2-3; Varsity Basketball 4; Softball 1-2; Fresh- man Reception 4; Office 4. RICHARD JAMES KANE “Rick”. . . accident prone all american . . . always seen with Bumper . . . foot- ball, basketball, track, etc . . . weekend druggist . . . “how-che-do?’ Student Council 2; Monitor 4; Boys State 3; National Honor Society 4; Latin Club 2; Freshmen Basketball 1, Captain: Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4, Captain 4; Golf 2: Winter Track 3; J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football I-2-3-4; Freshmen Reception M.C. 4. KATHY JO KELTON “Kathi”. . . carries a lot of luggage . . . always a friendly “hello . . .proud of her pocketbook . . . commutes from . . . Cambridgeport . . . always running into fences . . . “Hey fellas!” Student Council 3-4; Monitor 4; Sam- pler 4; Spotlite Club 4; Jr. Prom 3; Senior Hop3; School State 2-3: Softball I; Fresh- men Reception 4; Cafeteria 4. ROBERT IRVING KIMBALL “Bones” . . . never hurries, seldom worries ... a truly lovable kid . . . hard worker . . . cute smile for all. . . another Leonardo de Vinci? . . . “Where’s the party?” Monitor 4; Rock and Mineral Club 2; D.E.C.A. 4, Treasurer 4; Jr. Prom 3; Se- nior Hop 4; Golf I-2-3-4; Cafeteria 4. HAROLD SARGENT LAFAYETTE “Boomer” . . . one of the A P boys . . . clock watcher . . . quiet . . . bright . . . “Knock it off!” JOAN LEE KING “Joanie”. . . curly black hair and crazy giggle ... good friends with Mr. Fletcher’s trackmen. . . tlirty eyes and a pearly smile . . . likes to play the field, and does . . . likes the view in Saxton’s River. . . “Oh. I know it!” Monitor 3-4; Glee Club I-2-3-4, Secre- tary 4; Band I-2-3-4, Secretary 3-4; Or- chestra I-2-3-4, Secretary 3-4; Senior Hop 3; Tennis 1-3-4; Freshmen Reception 4; All State 1-3. WALTER JOSEPH KURKUL “Wally”. . . . one of the great foot- ball stars. . . likes a certain Gageville girl . . . sad puppy dog eyes . . . never seen without “Pud” . . . “Anyone for camping out?” Varsity Football 1-2-3-4; Student Coun- cil 3; Monitor 4. KAREN MEL LARGESS “Karen ... a future nurse . . . adores homework ... loves leading youngsters in singing . . . excellent trig student. Monitor4; Latin Club 2; DramaClub4; FNA I-2-3-4; Jr. Prom 3; J.V. Basketball 1: Girls Tennis 2; Softball I; Freshmen Re- ception 4. BARBARA JEAN LAWLOR “Barb . . . great personality . . . friendly to all. . . Jone’s top hand forward . . . Mr. Gleason’s future marble champ . . . future Social Studies teacher . . . “We never do anything anyhow.” Monitor 4: Drama Club 4; Senior Hop 3; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2-3- 4: Softball 1, manager 3; Freshmen Re- ception 4: Volleyball 2; Model U.N. 3. MARY FRANCES LAWLOR “Pinky” . . . frequent trips to Boston . . . one of the Jone’s girls ... a future nurse . . . Westminster speedster . . . Twiggy look . . . Irish temper . . . “Got any gum?” Monitor 4; Drama Club 4; FNA 4; Jr. Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; J.V. Basketball 1-2; Varsity Basketball 3-4; Softball 1-2-3-4. DANA LEE LAWRENCE “Dana” . . . great kid . . . big flirt with all the girls . . . constantly changing moods . . . underclass friends ... al- ways with Art and Mike ... “Don’t blow your cool!” Glee Club 4; Drama Club 3-4; Senior Hop 3; One-Act Plays 3-4; Freshmen Reception 4; Cafeteria 1. ROGER WILLIAM LOCKERBY “Legs” . . seems to stay away from school . . . has fun on weekends . . . friendly to all . . . hits hardest on the field ... “I certainly will!” Varsity Football 2-3-4. BRENDA LEE McCOMISH “Brenda” . . . friendly to all . . . al- ways smiling . . .Miss Park's right hand girl . . . thankful that her three years of gym. which she never did take, are over . . . “Come on.” FHA 2; Cafeteria 1-2. JOHN JOSEPH MALLEY III “Bumper” ... the Arnold Palmer at BFHS . . . always has a joke . . . wears slippers to football practice . . . gives all the girls a break . . . “It’s a real nice un.” Student Council 3; Monitor 4: Boys State 3: Latin Club 2; Band 1-2-3; Jr. Prom 3: School State 3; Golf 2-3-4; Var- sity Football 1-2-3-4. RONALD EDWARD MASSUCCO “Ed” . . . Joe’s best friend ... a look of innocence . . . another golf pro . . . trips to Hathways in New York . . . “No flies.” Monitor 3-4; Jr. Prom 3: Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 1-2; Varsity Basketball 2-3-4; Golf 1-2-3-4; J.V. Foot- ball 3; Varsity Football 4. SHEILA MAE MAXHAM “Sheila” . . . great personality ... re- cently took a trip to California . . . lots of fun. FHA I. SARAH ELIZABETH MERKIN “Salle” . . . from Florida to Grafton? . . . seen in a yellow and black Barra- cuda . . . who has green hair? . . . girl with the rubber arms ... “I say ahmm!” Glee Club 4; J.V. Cheerleader 4; Se- nior Play 4; Spotlite Club 4; Sampler 4. MARILYN ANN MILLER “Mei-Lee” . . . famous p.j. parties . . . free agent by choice . . . member of revolt against older brothers . . . “When smoke gets in your eyes.” . . . “Oh, no!!” Monitors 3-4; Sampler 4; Glee Club 1- 4; Biology Club 2; Drama Club 4; Jr. Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; Tennis I-2-3-4; Freshmen Reception 4; Office 4. SALVATORE FRANCIS MILLIS Sam . . . frequent trips across the Arch Bridge ... Mr. Olbrych’s favorite gum chewer . . . coal black hair . . . ev- erybody’s “Dear Abby” . . . Seen Jill?” J.V. Basketball 1; D.E.C.A. 4. DEBORAH EVELYN MOORE “Debi” . . . Mary Lou’s other half . . . extracurricular activities at V.A. . . . loves to go camping . . . “By Jezum Crow!” Class Treasurer 1-2-3-4; Student Council 3; Monitor 4; Hi-Schooler 1-2; Glee Club 1-2, Math Club 1-2, Secretary 2; Biology Club 2; Latin Club 2; Drama Club 4; Band I-2-3-4; Orchestra I-2-3-4; Jr. From 3; Senior Hop 3; School State 3; J.V. Basketball 1; Tennis 1-2; Fresh- men Reception 4; Cafeteria 1; All State 2- 3-4; Track 3. DIANE MUSGROVE “Deedee” . . . great fan of the Red Sox . . . her hands tell most of the story . . . blushes slightly but noticeably . . . holds up the tenor section in the Glee Club . . . “Oh. great!” Monitor 3-4; Cafeteria Lt. 4; Sampler 4, Assistant Editor; Hi-Schooler I; Girls State 3; NHS 3-4; Glee Club I-2-3-4; Latin Club 2; Band 1-2-3-4. President 4; Or- chestra 1-2-3-4; Jr. Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; One Act Plays 1; Softball 1-2-3-4; All State I-2-3-4; A.S.P.S.L. Award 1-2; Se- nior Play 4. EDWARD ALAN NASKI “Nask” . . . always in good spirits . . . fools around w ith the group . . . kind of a shy guy . . . good sport and can always take a joke . . . “You kill me.” Senior Hop 3; Freshmen Basketball I; Baseball 1-2-3; Cross Country 3-4. MARY LOUISE NAUCEDER “Mary Lou” ... avid hunter and horse- woman . . . farmer . . . bombs around in a blue Mustang . . . Deb's other half . . . “I want a Gorilla.” Sampler 4; Glee Club 3-4; Biology Club 2-4; Latin Club 2; Drama Club 4; Softball 1-2; J.V. Basketball 1-2; Varsi- ty Basketball 3-4; Tennis 4; Softball 1. STEPHEN WESLEY OAKES “Oaksie” . . . hails from Athens . . . quiet, until you get to know him . . . long hair . . . drives vintage cars . . . great woodchuck. KENNETH BRIAN O'CONNER “Kenney” . . . five feet of artist . . . likes cartoons . . . ready at any time to race you with his go-cart . . . “Big Deal!” . . . “I don’t know! . . . “Glad it’s Friday again.” J KATHRYN CLARK O’DETTE “O.D.”. . . “Kath” ... tics for “spaz of the year” with Heindel . . . Handi? . . . fond memories of tennis at V.A. . . . likes red V.W.’s . . . stripes . . . “Yes. Dad” . . . “Shirats.” Student Council 4; Monitor 3-4; Sam- pler 4. Lay-Out Editor; Girl’s State alternate 3; Art Club 1-2-3; Math Club 2; Biology Club 2. Treasurer 3; Latin 2; Drama Club 3, Secretary 4; Jr. Prom 3; Sr. Hop 3; School State 2; Tennis 2-3; Track 3; Freshmen Reception 4; Office 4; Cafeteria 1; Citizenship Conference 3. DAVID BRIAN OSGOOD “Ozzie” . . . doesn't believe in a full English reading list . . . may inherit a Rambler garage someday . . . blushes easily . . . loves the smell of freshly mimeographed paper . . . “Yes Ma’m”. Student Council 1; Monitor 4; Drama Club 4; Jr. Prom 3; Cafeteria 1-2-4. EDWARD VICTOR PILUSKI WILLIAM PIERCE PORTER “Billy-do” . . . squints . . . joe driver . . . practically lives on Kurkul’s farm . . . Right Guard? . . . usually has a blank expression. RICHARD EDWARD RAYNER “Rick” ... big interest in the Sopho- more class . . . can look down on just about anyone . . . stomps down the bas- ketball court . . . one of Mr. Fletcher’s biggest worries . . . “Yeah, u-huh!” Band 1-2-3-4. president 3, vice presi- dent 4; Orchestra I-2-3-4; Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2-3; Varsity Basketball 3-4; Winter Track 1-2-3-4; Spring Track 1-2-3-4. MICHAEL JAMES RAYT “Mike” . . . nice gut . . . famous state worker. . . moves in on the girls ... al- ways happy and smiling . . . “Sure, sure.” Monitor 4; Cafeteria 1; Citizenship Conference 3. JOHN JEROME REYNOLDS “John” . . . saxaphone player . . . French major . . . seen pushing a jani- tor’s broom . . . “Made it through 1st period.” Band 3-4. ROBERT ALAN RIENDEAU “Al” . . . trips to Claremont . . . de- tests haircuts . . . never misses a Red Sox game at Fuller’s . . . likes his “Bud’’ . . . “All right!” PATRICIA ROBIDEAU “Pat” . . . constantly drawing . . . compulsive giggler . . . likes the boys. D.E.C.A. 4; Cafeteria 1-2-3-4. ANTHONY JOHN ROGENSKI “RoJo” . . . member of “the” Saxtons River gang . . . seen in the back of a 1953 Packard Hearse . . . “Andre, Andre Hee Haw.” PAUL VINCENT RUSH “Reggie” . . . never on time . . . half Indian ... the Artist! . . . funny guy . . . slight British accent . . . “Yeah. Sure.” Senior Play 4; Glee Club 4; Tennis 2; Art Club 4. KAREN DELIA RUSSELL “Karen” . . . lost without sister Donna . . . great skier?!?! . . . candy striper at our hospital . . . one of Mr. Johnson’s fans . . . under again on the lunch money! . . . “You’re kidding!” Monitor 4; Latin Club 2; Spotlite Club 4; Jr. Prom 3; Senior Hop 3: J.V. Basket- ball 1; Tennis 1-2; Cafeteria 4. EDWARD JOE SAUVE “Ed” . . . always has a grin . . . likes to play pool . . . seen bombing around in one of his “great” Fords . . . twink- ling eyes . . . Fletcher fan . . . always losing?? the keys to his car . . . “Betcha I can fix it!” WENDY LEE SAWTELLE “D” . . . who’s dog tags?? . . . avid member of the Glee Club . . . especially likes Camp Asquam's dining room . . . Boston College or Fort Lee? ... “I kid you not.” Monitor 4; Sampler 4; Glee Club 1-2- 3-4: Band 1-2-3-4; Jr. Prom 3; Senior Hop 3: School State 3-4. TERRY LEE SHEPARD “Shep” . . . friendly to all . . . cham- pion broom pusher ... off to the chapel!! . . . “Good morning.” Monitor 4: D.E.C.A. 4; Cafeteria 1-2. ROSELLA SMALL “Me” . . . quiet . . . one of Miss Park’s helpers. Monitor 4; DECA 4: Cafeteria 1-2. BUNNELL SMALLHEER “Bernie” ... has always been a long distance man . . . first New Jersey now the sticks . . . loves to sing . . . has hopes of entering the navy. Glee Club 4: Student Council I: Art Club I; S pot I i to Club 2: J.V. Basketball I; Varsity Basketball 2-3: Senior Play 4. KENT GILBERT SMITH “Dent” . . . frequent trips to UVM . . . joe actor . . . Austin Healey sales- man . . . member of the State Police fan club . . . “At least.” PATRICIA ANN SMITH “Pal” . . . takes notice at the word “Zilch” . . . has stacks and stacks—of homework? . . . class blusher . . . shot put Pat . . . “Oh. no!” Monitor 3-4: Sampler Copy Editor 4: Girls State Alternate 3: Art Club I-2-3-4; Biolog)' Club 2-3: Latin Club 2: Drama Club 3-4: F.T.A. 3-4, Vice President 4: Band 1-2-3: Orchestra 1-2-3: Junior Prom 3: Senior Hop 3. General Chairman: One-Act Plays 3; School Stale 2-3: Track 3: Freshman Reception 4; Office 3-4; Cafeteria 1. MICHAEL WILLIAM STACK “Mike” . . . one of Hal's cross country . . . can be seen in Morgan's Field . . . frequents Minard's Pond . . . blushes easily . . . “Hey. War!” Junior Prom 3: Senior Hop 3: Winter Track I-2-3-4: Spring Track 1-2-3-4: Cross Country 2-4: J.V. Football I: Var- sity Football 1-3: Cafeteria I. JUDY SWAIN “Jude's” . . . always has offers to go to the movies . . . twinkling eyes and a big smile . . . fast pace for one so small . . . always looking for Allen. Drama Club I; F.T.A. 2: Band I; J.V. Basketball 2-3: Freshman Reception 4. DONALD WAYNE VILLNAVE “Don” . . . joined us from New York . . . loves French . . . one of our shorter boys . . . always smiling . . . “Yankees will take it this year!” Glee Club 1: F.T.A. 2; One-Act-Plays 3; J.V. Football I; Library 2. DEBORAH ANN TOOMEY “Deb” . . . one of Grafton's newest citizens . . . eats candy bars in study hall ... a pink bikini with white polka dots?? . . . organized a girls’ track team . . . “Oh. da-m.” Monitor 4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Spotlite Club 2-3-4; F.T.A. 4; Jr. Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; One-Act-Plays 2; J.V. Basketball 1-2-3: Tennis 1-2; Freshman Reception 4; Office 4: Track 3. EDWARD MELVIN TRAYHAN MAREEN LOISE WARYAS “Moco . . . very quiet . . . loves bookkeeping . . . D.E.C.A. 4; Cafeteria I-2-3-4. PAUL ANTHONY WARYAS “War . . . never stops flirting . . . can be found at blockhouse 99 . . . one of the fighting 11 . . . security is a megaphone ... a ggod friend in a crisis . . . “Hi Babe!” Monitor 3-4: D.E.C.A. 4. Vice Presi- dent: Freshman basketball 1; J.V. bas- ketball 2: Varsity football I-2-3-4: J.V. Football 1: Winter track 3-4. RICHARD WELCH “Rick” . . . seen around town in a red “bomb” . . . one of those Irishmen from North Walpole ... got an “A” in skip- ping . . . “Oh. yeah?” Freshman Basketball I: J.V. basketball 1-2: Varsity basketball 1-2; Golf 1-2. LANA JEAN WESCOTT “Lana” . . . avid Red Sox fan . . . Fletch’s able secretary . . . there’s no one like Conig! . . . “Oh, no!” Monitor 4; National Honor Society 4; Senior Hop 3; Tennis 2; Freshman Re- ception 4. Ul k CAROLINE HELEN WHEELER “Carol” . . . big, blue, flirty eyes . . . one of our expert typists . . . always ask- ing questions . . . member of the Spof- ford summer jet set . . . “Hey!” Monitor 4; Biology Club 2-3-4: Latin Club 2: Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 1-2-3-4; Senior Hop 3: J.V. Basketball 1; Tennis 1-2; All-State 2-3. RICHARD EMERSON WHEELER “Dewey” . . . has a tiger in his tank . . . loves women driver's . . . keeps track of the ice cream money . . . always a smile . . . drives a green and white wrecker. D.E.C.A. 4; Senior Hop 3; Cafeteria 1. ROLAND MERRILL WILLARD “Jack” . . . one of the gang from Grafton . . . the mighty hunter ... a baseball fan. D.E.C.A. 4; Senior Hop 3; Cafeteria I. ELAINE ZOE WRIGHT “Elaine” . . always has something to say . . . what’s mono? . . . likes a blue convertible with a white top . . . what’s a distributor cap? . . . “Sweets”. Art Club 1-2; F.T.A. 3; Senior Play 4. S PAMELA ANNE WRIGHT “Hunky” . . . changes her hair color with the weather . . . big interest in the Boston police force . . . peppy captain of the cheerleaders . . . avid eater . . . “Tom called!!” Student Council 1-2-3, Treasurer 3; Sampler 4, Business Manager; Hi-School- er 1; Girl’s State 3; Glee Club 4; Art Club 1-2-3-4; Drama Club 4, Treasurer 4; Band 1-2; Orchestra I; Jr. Prom 3; Se- nior Hop 3, General Chairman; School State Treasurer 3; Varsity Cheerleader 2- 3-4, Captain 4; Freshman Reception 4; Office 3-4; Cafeteria 1-4; V.A.S.C. Con- vention 2. LINDA FRANCES WROBLEWSK1 “Lin” . . . interest in Westminster West . . . accomplished seamstress . . . quiet, quiet, quiet . . . works hard at Fletcher’s . . . “Hi!” Glee Club 1-2; Junior Prom 3; Tennis 1-2; Office 3; Library 4. MARIE ANTOINETTE ZIELINSKI Moncha” . . . cutest smile . . . peppy cheerleader . . . loves beards and white Volkswagens . . . always clowning . . . Ruby Tuesday . . . “How about me!?” Class Secretary I-2-3-4; Student Coun- cil 1-4; Monitor 3-4; Sampler 4. Copy Editor; Hi-Schooler 1; Girl’s State Alternate 3; Art Club 1-2-3-4; Biology Club 2-3; Latin Club 2; Spotlite Club 3- 4; F.T.A. 3; Jr. Prom 3, General Chair- man: Senior Hop 3; School State 3-4; J.V. Cheerleader 1-2; Varsity Cheer- leader 3-4; Freshman Reception 4; Cafe- teria 1; Student Council Workshop 4; Magazine Campaign Student Chairman 4; Cafeteria Cashier 3-4. OUR CLASS I tty Bitty Freshmen-This was the year of being called the “babies’’. Freshmen Initiation—rollars, towels, earrings, lipstick, giggles, squeals and loud off-key singing. Tne reception-Kathy Kelton pouring chocolate syrup on Paul Waiyas, Bumper Mallcy kissing Phyllis Davis and “love- ly” renditions of “Mary Had a Little Lamb” and “Stand- ing on the Corner”. The dance that followed this em- barrassment and laughter. This was also the year of putting on a dance for the entire senior high school. The center piece was a large maypole surrounded by paper flowers, stuffed animals and balloons. Silly Sophomores-No longer the “babies” we could pick on the Freshmen along with the juniors and seniors. The fear of the first year had dwindled and we felt more at ease. The biggest event of this year was getting class rings. We had become upperclassmen, a part of the school, with the proof on our finger. Our sophomore dance was called “Gilligan’s Island”—an island, hut, some palm trees, and of course Gilligan. Jolly Juniors-The Junior Prom, “Pink Panther , was a great success. There were about 125 couples attending. Bonnie Burchstead was chosen our queen with Patty Howe, Debbie Hiendel and Sue Cray for her court. We also put on the last dance of the year which was “South of the Border”. The Junior year meant we were the heirs to the position held by the reigning seniors. Mighty Seniors-Pictures, graduation announcements, being monitors, getting the Freshmen initiated, being able to use the front stairs, decorating the big Christmas tree and getting to un-decorate it, putting on the Senior Semi, ana the Senior Play. “Annie Get Your Gun” was the title of our play and it ran two nights, each night a sell out. Dianne Musgrove was “Annie.” This is the year of good-byes, tears, joy, graduation rehearsal, plan- ning for the future, and stepping down so the Juniors can fill our spot for next year. Senior Class Officers Marie Zielinski, Secretary; Debbie Moore, Treasurer; Mike Harty, Vice President; Bill Hadley, President. 58 V3tTll_lD3 HOZ Friendliest-Kathy Kelton. Joe Fischer Did Most For The Class—Sue Cray, Bill Hadley Best Looking- Marie Zielinski Ernie Jarvis Best Dressed-Phvliss Davis. Tom Griffin Most Likely To Succeed—Dianne Mus- grove. Paul Baldasaro Actress And Actor-Debbie Toom- ey. Kent Smith Shyest—Phyllis Davis. Steve James Flirts-Pam Wright. Dana Lawrence 60 Most Musical-Dianne Musgrove. Rick Rayncr Best Looking-Marie Zielinski. Ernie Jarvis Clowns-Maureen Lawor. Bill Porter Most Studious Judy Anderson. Paul Baldasaro 61 Artists—Cathy Coyne. Paul Rush Wouldn’t it be funny if: Joel was a nice man instead of a Crossman. Joe was a hunter instead of a Ficsher. Doug was boiled instead of ry(ed). Roger was emptier instead of Fuller. John remembered instead of Furgat. Tom was Esquire instead of Griffin. Ray was rainy instead of Haley. UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President—Dennis Harty Treasurer—Pam Hinds Vice President—Anne Michniewicz Secretary—Gail Howard JUNIORS ’69 Row . S. Aubuchont; A. Davis; M. Capen; E. Bobrowski; C. Fisher; D. Cozine; S. Bazin; D. Coffey; L. Danico. Row 2. M. Eno; A. Blodgett; M. Beebe; S. Bissell; C. Buml'ord; D. Duval; M. Barry; S. Gale; M. Clark; C. Beales. Row 3. A. Gagnon; T. Blake; C. Barry; S. Budzik; S. Clark; B. Clark; S. Cenate; G. Bussino; P. Clark. 64 Row I. D. Karpinski: L. Howard; P. Hinds; C. Gallagher; L. Kane; G. Howard; P. Gutman; A. Howard; H. Karpinski. Row 2. G. Hartnett; C. Gherson; K. Keefe; D. Lake; M. Landers; P. Kolodziej; D. Goutas; K. Higgens; O. Kimball; L. Hakey; R. Hutchins. Row 3. M. Holden; T. Kabara; D. Harty; R. Hun- toon; D. Hallock; D. Howard; W. Kissell; H. Greenwood; E. Howe; L. Fournier. Row 1. C. Perry; S. Lyons; B. Miller; T. Managan; A. Mich- niewicz; S. Perrault; B. Morse; D. O’Conner; L. Pencek. Row 2. G. Lawrence; P. Masure; M. Pearo; C. Morse; R. Parsons; S. Lockerby; S. Mellish; A. Metcalf; M. Massucco. Row 3. R. Lo- ber; W. Madore; D. Nickerson; R. O’Dette; R. Lisai; J. Law- lor; C. Morris; M. Nusz. Row I. J. Richardson; L. Shepard; C. Willard; J. Stewart; D. Rice; M. Reed; L. Stack; I. Read; L. Smith. Row 2. B. Smallheer; K. Wright; S. Tidd; D. Simpons; E. Rice; R. Stood- ley; S. Smith; E. Tidd; J. Yarosevich. Row 3. R. Robarge; M. Shclc; R. Smith; J. Yarosevich; W. Smith; W. Rogenski; J. Waryas; R. Stoodley. Row 4. P. Thomas; G. Tidd; R. Randall; R. Veitch; J. Smith; J. Williams. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President—Brenda Haskell Treasurer—Kathy Hennessey Vice President—Jeanne Porter Secretary—Jane Ross SOPHOMORES ’70 Row I. M. Bcaror; S. Anderson; C. Cray; L. Blodgett; M. Cox; G. Carr; C. Beals; D. Clark; L. Bolduc. Row 2. E. Blanchard; E. Blake; M. Bush; L. Carroll; M. Cruickshank; S. Blodgett; J. Carr; C. Clough. Row J. C. Allen; R. Bennett; T. Bartlett; P. Burchstead; M. Clark; P. Crotty; S. Budzik; R. Clace. 66 Row I. L. Fisher; K. Hutt; S. Kelton; D. Kemp; D. Jacobs; E. Dawson; B. King; C. Goldsmith; L. DeMuzio. Row 2. M. Do- nofree; D. Hallock; B. Haskell; D. Fontaine; G. French; J. Dexter; S. Harlow; K. Hennessey; K. Kane; C. Golec. Row 3. W. Davis; J. Jones; J. James; D. Joslyn; C. Dockum; E. Fur- gat; P. Hallock; F. Jones; C. Fiske. Row I. P. Pards; Y. Laffayette; J. Lapan; R. Lillie; M. Mack; D. McQuaide; L. Nusz; L. Marcott; D. Lickley. Row 2. R. Martel; E. Noyes; M. Madore; D. Parsons; J. Porter; K. Plum- mer; M. Noyes; S. Precourt; S. Pelo; P. Parda. Row 3. T. La- ware; J. Malley; T. Lake; D. Larson; M. Obuchowski; E. Mar- tin; S. Moore; R. Larson; B. Moss. Row 1. B. Trefethen; C. Spraque; M. Smith; J. Vosburg; L. Wheeler; J. Sherwood; L. Williams; C. Stewart; J. St. Law- rence. Row 2. J. Wilkinson; W. Wojcik; J. Ross; R. Sayre; K. Wright; V. Williams; J. Waryas; M. Slack. Row 3. M. Wood- worth; G. Rumrill; R. Workman; P. Vondle; W. Thomas; T. Taylor; E. Ward; D. Shaunessey; R. Smith. % FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Secretary—Candace Wendell Vice President—Vicki Stairs Treasurer—Leonard Lisai President—John Stark FRESHMEN ’71 Row 1. E. Ben ware; S. Cox; N. Beam; K.. Daigle; L. Coburn; D. Beck; M. Bussey; D. Clough; D. Bladasaro. Row 2. J. Blodgett; E. Brennan; B. Cenate; M. Ashcroft; J. Barry; M. Boyle; L. Bartlett; L. Bennett; L. Duval. Row 3. S. Beebe; A. Coyne; R. Bingham; C. Bensenhaver; A. Anderson; M. Co- zine: D. Davignon; R. Dexter; D. Dunn. Row 4. L. Allen; E. Bingham; D. Cenate; B. Anderson; R. Beals; L. Davis; P. Ba- zin; E. Atkins; W. Bumford; K. Blanchard. 68 Row . K. Keefe; M. Golec; B. Fuller; L. Laranie; M. Gher- son; D. Larson; D. Lawlor; S. Jacobs; G. Jennison. Row 2. A. Hadley; P. Hitchcock; D. Hutt; M. Kane; T. Kersula; B. Lynch; S. Halladay; A. Kissell; A. Bolduc; D. Kimball; V. Kabara: S. Jacobs. Row 3. B. Fry; G. Lake; A. Gleason; C. Fisher; M. Keefe; M. Golec; J. Lowery; A. Lundberg; L. Lisai. Row 4. M. Kuusela; G. Goodell; R. Farnsworth; P. Howe; G. Haskell; B. Lawrence; R. Lillie. Row . S. Moul; D. Porter; M. Moore; R. Morse: S. Shaunes- sey; B. Merkin; 1. Sharp: P. Mosher; S. Moss. Row 2. P. Porter: C. Narkiewicz; K. McCarthy; M. Rayner; M. Powers; J. Rob- bin; M. Lyons; K. McMennamin; G. Read; D. Shattuck. Row Row 1. L. Waryas; C. Stebbins; S. Williams; R. Simpson: M. Wait; C. Snell; P. Vosburg; D. Woodard; M. Tousaint. Row 2. J. Stoodley: K. Tucker; V. Stairs; L. Waring; S. Smith: E. Smith; C. Wendell; S. Tenney; G. Stewart; D. Williams. Row 3. B. McQuaide; R. Metcalf; S. Pencek; F. Sharp; D. Madore; J. Ostrowski; M. Perry; C. Robarge. Row 4. R. Perry; D. Muz- zy; W. Randall: D. Naski: C. McCaully; T. Kingsbury; D. Lynch. 3. R. Williams; M. Welch; L. Smith: D. Tidd; N. Streeter; S. Rice; S. Start; D. Taylor; G. Smith; H. Swarts; D. Stewart; L. Smith. Row 4. P. White; K. Whitcomb; A. Sosa; R. Steele; G. Simonds; J. Tripodes; R. Slizewski; P. Smith; J. Stark; P. Soboleski. Wouldn’t it be funny if: Bruce was a room instead of a Hall. Mike was weak instead of Harty. Patty was why instead of Howe. Pat and Rick were crutchers instead of Kanes. Bob was a football instead of a Kimball. Joan was a queen instead of a King. Sheila was Sanka instead of Maxham. ACTIVITIES Sue Cray, Secretary: Brenda Haskell, Attorney General; Ann Michniewicz, Treasurer; Marie Zielinski. Auditor of Accounts; Tom Griffen. Vice President: Bill Hadley, President. The Student Council In 1966 the Student Council became affiliated with School State. It was in this year that the School State officers that were elected would become Student Coun- cil officers. The governor became Council president, the lieutenant governor the vice president, secretary of state the secretary and the state treasurer became the Council treasurer. The School State auditor of accounts and attorney general also became members of the Student Council executive committee. The regular mem- bers of the Council were senators elected by each class. The outcome of the first election yielded these officers; Dave Cray—governor; Kathy Gallagher—lieutenant governor; Mary Coffee—secretary; Pam Wright— treasurer; Sally Minich—auditor of accounts; Mike Powers—attorney general. They became the executive committee for the 1966-67 season. In the Spring of 1967 new officers were elected for the coming year to assume their positions in the fall. They are: Bill Hadley—governor; Tom Griffin—lieuten- ant governor; Sue Cray—secretary; Anne Michniewicz-treasurer; Marie Zielinski —auditor of accounts; Brenda Haskell—attorney general. 72 MONITORS Captain—Paul Howard Lieutenants—Sue Cray Bill Hadley Cafeteria Lieutenants—Dianne Musgrove Rick Kane Secretary—Cathy Coyne J. Malley P. Kane M. Zielinski L. Davis P. Davis D. Allbee P. Waryas J. Cray J. King K. Russell J. Fischer D. Osgood T. Griffin L. Westcott K. Kelton P. Smith D. Cowing W. Sawtelle E. Jarvis M. Harty D. Blake L. Clark D. Toomey M. Stack R. Kimball C. Wheeler H. Burchstead M. Miller B. Burchstead D. Heindel T. Shepard J. Crossmen J. Anderson P. Wright K. O Dette K. Fontaine R. Massucco ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Marie Zielinski, Secretary; Pam Wright, Treasurer; Rick Kane, Vice President; Bill Hadley, President, Sue Gray. Assistant Treasurer. 73 THE SAMPLER The Sampler is the name of this yearbook. It was named the Sampler when the first yearbook was writ- ten. Not only was it just a name but the cover resem- bled a sampler in that the letters and figures were made by lines drawn to represent stitches. The purpose is to give people an insight on the hap- penings during the school year such as sports, formals, clubs, plays, the band and orchestra, plus it gives a look at every member of the high school concentrating pretty much on the seniors. It also shows what Bellows Falls High School’s faculty looks like, a feature not to be overlooked. The Sampler staff tries to relate these things through quality photography and writing. Above all the Sam- pler represents hard work, long hours and the co-oper- ation of every member of the staff. 74 The Hi-Schooler is B.F. High School’s newspaper. It is a four page tabloid reporting topical news once a month. The Hi-School- er is similar to a regular newspaper in that it provides the most important news on page one. Page two is devoted to editorials, a student poll. Teen’s View, Random Ravings, a cartoon, and any other news of interest to the students. A feature, Junior High news, and advertisements follow on page three. Page four is ex- clusively devoted to sports and an advertisement. The members of the editor’s staff are the following: Editor in Chief: Judy Anderson Assistant Editors: Dorothy Anoe Terri Managan Feature Editor: Mary Nauceder Fashion Editor: Linda Wroblewski Sports Editor: Paul Harlow Photography: All Members Art: Paul Rush, Sandy Cushman Dorothy Anoe. Paul Harlow, Judy Anderson (Editor), Terri Managcn, Linda Wroblewski. 75 BAND OFFICERS Joan King, Secretary; Phyllis Davis, Treasurer: Dianne Musgrove, President; Rick Rayner, Vice President. MEMBERS S. Beebe S. Budzik W. Bumford B. Burchstead S. Clark D. Clough L. Courbum J. Crossman A. Davis L. Davis P. Davis S. Fletcher A. Gleason K. Hennessey D. Jacobs T. Kabara S. Kelton J. King D. Larson J. Malley J. Malley E. Martin D. Morre M. Moore B. Morse D. Musgrove E. Noyes D. Porter M. Rayner J. Reynolds W. Sawtelle D. Shattuck J. Sherwood S. Smith W. Steele P. Vosburgh C. Wheeler And a one. and a two, and a three! 76 MAJORETTES Kneeling-Peggy Gutman. Linda Smith Standing-Shawn Gale. Sylvia Bissel, Anne Howard, Martha Clark. 77 Standing—Vicky Stairs, Vice President; Kathy O'Dette, Secretary; Pam Wright, Trea- surer, and Ken Smith, President. SPOTLITE CLUB P. Mosher D. Lickley C. Wendel D. Fontaine D. Cozine D. Baldasaro K. McMennamin G. Howard B. Merkin S. Perrault C. Coyne J. Ross P. Smith B. Miller M. Zielinski P. Hinds D. Lake T. Blake J. Lowery J. Karpinski H. Greenwood D. Karpinski S. Merkin M. Shelc M. Beebe D. Hutt C. Goldsmith A. Abild M. Massucco D. Hiendel G. Woynar E. Blanchard M. Nusz T. Delean B. Lawlor K. Blanchard A. Michniewicz A. Sosa S. Morris G. Martel B. Lober M. Miller E. Bingham P. Gutman H. Berg M. Barry D. Cowing D. Russo S. Moore D. Osgood D. Lawrence M. Donofree The talented seniors presented a musical—“Ann- ie Get Your Gun”—for the annual Senior Class Play-Nite. It ran for two nights and had a capacity crowd both nights. Dianne Musgrove and John Brennen were the leading characters. The play was under the direction of Cynthia Clark. All in all it was a smashing success. The competition was keen for the annual 1-Act Play Contest but the winner emerged as the play featuring an all-senior cast. “A Marriage Propos- al” written by Anton Checkhov and directed by Cynthia Clark went on to take the district play contest, also. Members of the cast were Pat Smith, Harold Berg, and Dennis Cowing. The other two players competing with “A Mar- riage Proposal” were “The Seance”, an adaptation directed by John McAuliffe whose cast included Gail Howard, Tom DeLeon, and Karen McMen- namin and “Poor Men Of the Earth” written and directed by Jean Adams and featuring Armondo Sosa. The best actress and actor for the evening were Gail Howard and Armondo Sosa. 78 G L E E C L U B D. Beck E. Beneware M. Blanchard M. Bussey L. Carroll S. Clark S. Cox K. Daigle M. Donafree D. Goutas K. Hutt G. Jennison L. Kane K. Keefe D. Kimball J. King D. Larson D. Lawlor G. Lawrence K. McMennamin A. Michniewicz B. Miller M. Miller M. Moore M. Pearo J. Porter J. Powers I. Read S. Rice W. Sawtelle C. Snell J. Ross V. Stairs M. Tatro S. Tidd D. Toomey D. Clough P. Wright M. Ashcroft L. Bartlett C. Beale L. Bennett E. Blake B. Burchstead J. Carr M. Cox P. Cruickshank P. Davis J. Dexter S. Harlow D. Hiendel A. Hadley G. Howard S. Jacobs D. Karpinski H. Karpinski P. King D. Lake M. Massucco P. Masure D. Musgrove S. Ponek D. Russo J. Sherwood B. Smallheer N. Streeter J. Vosberg C. Wendel L. Wheeler K. Wright • A. Abild H. Berg D. Blake K. Blanchard J. Brennan W. Bumford B. Coates D. Cowing T. Deleon L. Davis D. Larson D. Lawrence R. Lisai A. Lundberg E. Martin J. Patch M. Powers B. Randall P. Rush R. Sharp B. Smallheer B. Smith D. Smith G. Woyner Joan King—Secretary Phyllis Davis—President 79 N.A.S NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President-Paul Baldasaro Vice President-Joel Crossman Recording Secretary-Judy Anderson Corresponding Secretary-Lana Wescott 1st Row- Lana Wescott, Dianne Musgrove, Judy Anderson. Phyllis Davis. 2nd Ron -Richard Kane, Paul Baldasaro, Joel Crossman. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA J. Anderson M. Bearor J. Brennan L. Clark S. Clark M. Eno S. Gale D. Goutas K. Largess T. Managan D. Musgrove M. Nauceder D. Toomey F T A Beverly Miller. President; Gail Carr, Vice President, Sherry Kelton, Historian; Pat Smith, Vice President; Phyllis Davis. Treasurer. ART CLUB MEMBERS Mary Lou Massucco Kathy Higgins Mildred Beebe Dania Karpinski Hania Karpinski Cynthia Willard Ann Howard Patty Masure Brenda Lynch Colleen Cray ART CLUB OFFICERS Dania Karpinski, Secretary: Mary Massucco, Vice President; Mildred Beebe, President; Kathy Higgins. Treasurer. BIOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS Brenda Haskell, Treasurer; Armondo Sosa, Vice President; Michael Obuchowski. President. Margot Cox, Secretary. 81 F.H.A F.H.A. OFFICERS Arlene Blodgett. Vice President; Linda Kingsbury. Reporter; Lyanne Blodgett, Parliamentarian; Marie Madore, Recreation; Elizabeth Rice, Secretary; Catherine Golec. Treasurer; Kathy Kane. President; Linda Smith, Historian. Future HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA MEMBERS N. Beam E. Benware A. Bolduc B. Cenate L. Dawson B. Fuller M. Gherson M. Goles G. Jennison T. Kersula A. Kissell J. Lapan L. Laramie B. Lynch S. Moul S. Pelow B. Porter S. Precourt R. Simpson S. Start C. Stewart B. Trefethin V. Williams D. Woodard S. Jacobs FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA MEMBERS K. Largess A. Davis D. Parsons R. Parsons M. Clark D. Jacobs B. Burchstead P. Hinds K. Kane M. Noyes FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA OFFICERS Martha Clark, Treasurer: Karen Largess, President; Anne Davis, Vice President; Debbie Parsons, Secretary (missing). D.E.C.A DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA MEMBERS A. Abild E. Jarvis D. Baldasaro R. Kimball N. Bearor K. O'Conner D. Blodgett P. Robideau J. Blodgett T. Shepard K. Devoe K. Smith C. Dolloph M. Stack R. Ethier M. Waryas R. Fuller P. Waryas R. Haley P. Howe R. Wheeler D.E.C.A. CLUB OFFICERS Debbie Blodgett. Secretary: Paul Waryas. Vice President: Kent Smith. President. Robert Kimball. Treasurer. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB A. Anderson B. Davis P. Healy MEMBERS J. Barrows R. McCoy G. McCormick G. Gibson C. Dockum T. Hardy AUDIO VISUAL CLUB OFFICERS Bob Coates, President; Roger Lily, Vice President: George Bussino. Secretary; David Arsenault. Treasurer. Enter to learn. Go forth to serve. But Mr. Streeter, we have a pass, honestly! Rembrants of B.F.H.S. Double file please. GREEN MOUNTAIN GIRLS STATE Delegates: Pam Wright Dianne Musgrove Sue Cray Alternates: Kathy O’Dette Pat Smith Marie Zielinski GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS STATE Delegates: Paul Howard Mike Harty John Malley Bill Hadley Rick Kane YOUTH CITIZENSHIP CONFERENCE Kaihy O’Dette. Mike Rayt CAFETERIA HELP First Row: K. Barber, R. McCormick, C. Crosby, D. Gutman, L. French, M. Motes. P. Ricndeau, M. Gleason. Second Row: Third Row: S. Moul. R. Williams, D. Woodard. M. Welch, J. Stoodly, C. Odiornc, D. Kimball, S. Beebe, A. Bolduc, R. Hutchins, A. Kissell, J. Patch. T. Kersula, O. Osgood. E. Brennan, P. Smith, S. Peloe. C. Robarge. L. Beam, S. Start, K. Golec. L. Hakey. 90 Our chief Janitor: Dan Brown. LIBRARY WORKERS D. Anoe M. Beebe L. Kingsbury B. Miller P. Kolodziej J. Ross B. Smallheer L. Wroblewski T. Managan Linda Kingsbury and our Librarian Mrs. Hobson. OFFICE WORKERS D. Hiendel D. Toomey M. Miller K. O'Dette S. Cray P. Smith P. Wright K. Fontaine C. Coyne 91 Wouldn’t it be funny if: Marilyn was a moth instead of a Miller. Debbie was less instead of Moore. Steve was an elm instead of an Oakes. Bill was a maid instead of a Porter. Rick was a snower instead of a Rayner. Mike was a price instead of a Rayt. Paul was slow instead of in a Rush. SPORTS FOOTBALL Record 4-2-1 B.F. OPP. Mt. Anthony 15 7 Rice 0 14 Hartford 20 0 Brattleboro 6 6 Rutland 7 13 M.S.J. 26 6 Springfield 13 0 Co-Captains Bill Hadley and John Malley First Row: J. Jones, P. Basin. D. Fry, T. Bartlett. P. Hallock, R. Clace. P. Burchstead. E. Martin, D. Allbee, P. Waryas, D. Cowing. D. Tripodes, F. Jones, E. Howe. S. James. Second Row: J. Malley (manager). L. Davis, P. Vondel, E. Martin. P. Howard. J. Malley, B. Hadley, T. Griffen, D. Harty. R. Massucco. P. Crotty. L. Smith (manager). Third Row: M. Haskell. L. Allen. B. Porter. R. Kane. M. Stack, R. Lockerby. G. Lake. K. Blanchard. W. Rogenski. J. Stark. J.V. Coach. Miles Sweeney; Coach. Gerald Curcuru; Asst. Coach. Hugh Perkins; Head Manager, Larry Clark. 94 THE BIG GAME Remember this game? The rainy day didn’t hinder the Ter- riers this day when a 13-0 victory took place over Springfield. Two of the Senior players could not participate in this game be- cause of injuries, co-captain Bill Hadley ana Roger Lockerby, but these boys are to be congratulated, along with the others, for a fine season. It will never be forgotten. BILL HADLEY Co-captain who honored our school by receiving honorable mention on this years high school All American Team. 95 BASKETBALL Varsity D. Allbee D. Blake P. Crotty J. Fischer T. Griffen D. Hallock D. Harty J. James R. Kane E. Martin R. Rayner R. Smith P. Vondle Captain—Rick Kane Junior Varsity Freshman L. Allen L. Allen P. Bazin P. Bazin E. Blanchard G. Haskell P. Crotty M. Keefe D. Harty D. Naski G. Haskell D. Howard J. James E. Martin D. Naski R. Smith P. Vondle J. Stark Varsity Record 15-5 B.F Opp. Fair Haven 67 29 M.S.J. 52 54 Fair Haven 81 37 West Rutland 78 43 Rutland 48 50 Stevens 78 55 Brattleboro 67 45 Windsor 72 49 Otter Valley 78 59 Brattleboro 56 38 Springfield 68 61 Hartford 68 55 Mount Anthony 46 63 West Rutland 83 46 Windsor 88 64 M.S.J. 63 74 Springfield 56 62 Rutland 74 65 Brattleboro 73 43 Hartford 77 63 Junior Varsity Record 16-12 Freshman Record 10-1 B.F. Opp. B.F. Opp Fair Haven 80 27 Springfield 45 43 M.S.J. 57 55 Windsor 50 35 Fair Haven 71 35 Keene 69 40 West Rutland 51 36 Clarmont 44 28 Rutland 50 49 Fall Mt. 48 35 Windsor 47 24 Brattleboro 38 36 Otter Valley 63 42 Fall Mt. 56 34 Brattleboro 57 44 Windsor 32 42 Springfield 58 38 Clarmont 68 49 Hartford 70 42 Keene 73 64 Mount Anthony 35 25 Brattleboro 61 55 West Rutland 91 41 Windsor 58 45 M.S.J. 59 62 Springfield 55 63 Rutland 77 44 Brattleboro 56 42 Hartford 78 46 96 Dave Varsity Coach: Timothy Ryan Junior Varsity Coach; Gerald Curcuru Managers: Paul Harlow, Michael Harty, James Malley First Row: D. Madore. C. Clough, L. Lisia. A. Gleason, P. Obuchowski, T. Stoodly, T. Hart. Second Row. R. O'Dette. E. Naski, M. Obuchowski. D. Blake, J. James, T. Blake, R. Lisia, M. Stack. Third Row: P. Howe. F. Sharp, C. Allen, M. Cozine, A. Gagnon, H. Berg, M. Nusz, Harold Angers—Coach. GIRLS BASKETBALL Varsity Junior Varsity D. Lickley H. Karpinski V. Kabara D. Hallock M. Lawlor D. Karpinski J. Ross P. Cruickshank B. Lawlor D. Fontaine S. Fletcher B. Haskell S. Budzik C. Goldsmith G. Carr D. Clark M. Nauceder C. Plummer N. Streeter C. Cray C. Bresland P. Howe S. Halladay M. Cox P. Kane M. Landers E. Smith B. Cinate A. Metcalf J. Porter 98 SOFTBALL GIRLS M. Noyes S. Budzik A. Metcalf P. Morris J. Porter B. Haskell D. Fontaine M. Pearo D. Lake A. Landers D. Hallock J. Vosberg M. Cox D. Musgrove C. Goldsmith M. Lawlor E. Fletcher L. Shepard L. Danico D. Lickly S. Fisher Varsity Record 8-2 H Ludlow 53 Brattleboro 53 Rutland 56 Springfield 41 Chester 34 Keene 31 Chester 54 Rutland 42 Keene 58 Brattleboro 39 Junior Varsity Record 7-0 A. 46 Brattleboro 24 Springfield 18 Chester 25 Keene 36 Chester 54 Keene 36 Brattleboro 11 39 17 Championship With Chester B.F. Chester 34 33 99 A. 29 16 26 11 25 17 24 21 26 13 37 29 34 17 Ann Michniewicz Pam Wright (Cap t.) 100 JV CHEERLEADERS Jeannine Carr, Kay Hutt, Eileen Blake, Sally Merkin, Candy Wendell. Karen McMennamin. Vicki Staires, Linda Bartlett, Debbi Russo. Ron Rick Mike Marie and Pat. REMEMBER WHEN Can it be true that once we actually looked like this??? It seems like so long ago that we were doing these things, posing for these pictures. Remember when Dave Blake went with three girls at the same time? Remember when Joe Fischer and Dave Allbee had crew-cuts? Remember Phyllis Davis and her shuffle-shuffle step and her blue checked bikini? Re- member when a nun broke a ruler over Billy Porter’s hand? Remember Marilyn Miller’s pajama parties? Remember when we wore our dresses below our knees? Remember when pixies were “in”? Those years past were the fun years of our lives. We will look at these pictures in years to come and laugh, perhaps, at the thoughts we have of our school years and the way we looked when we were younger. Many will wish that they could relive the past and many shall relive it when looking at these portraits. 103 Wouldn’t it be funny if: Terry was a farmer instead of a Shepard. Rosella was large instead of Small. Mike was a pile instead of a Stack. Debbie was a threeme instead of a Toomey. Lana was a vest instead of a Wesicott. Caroline and Dick were tires instead of Wheelers. Pam and Elaine were wrong instead of Wright. SPRINGTIME ’67 SPRING TRACK TEAM Front Row—Art Gagnon, Steve James, Richard O’dette, Paul Howard, Rick Kane, Jimmy Waryas. Second Row—Joel Crossman, Joey Fischer, Rick Rayner, Fran Cozine, Joey Waryas, Rich Reed, Dave Cray, Moe Stack. Third Row—Harold Berg, Doug Fry, Steve Chamberland, Mike Stack, Dennis Harty, John Brennen, Ernie Martin, Bruce Halladay, Craig Allen. CO-CAPTAINS Dave Blake and Paul Baldasaro BASEBALL Coach-Timothy Ryan B. Coates B. Hadly T. Griffin P. Baldasaro S. Fletcher J. James P. Vondel R. Lisia G. Holton D. Allbee (standing) P. Harlow E. Howe D. Barry G. Lucia D. Blake J. Paradise J. Fischer (kneeling) Coach. Mr. Streeter: John Malley; Earl Cruickshank: Ronny Massucco: Robert Kim- ball: David Howard. O’ o L F GIRL S TENNIS TEAM Front Row: Instructor: Mrs. Harmon. Hania Karpinski. Dania Karpinski. Second Row: Gail Howard. Kathy O'Dette. Kathy Martin. Jaunita Allen, Maybella Mendes, Marie Moisis. Hania 110 BOY’S TENNIS TEAM Front Row: Pat Crotty. Bub Jones, Bob Smith. Second Row: Instructor; Mr. Lovett, Herbie Burchstead. Chris Barry, Tracy Lake. Chris 111 1968 SAMPLER CONTRIBUTORS Boosters Mountain Paper Products Bellows Falls Cash Market Walker Insurance Agency Walpole Wire Co., Inc. The Dari Joy Vermont Bank and Trust Patrons Cray Oil Company Bellows Falls Trust Co. Halladay the Florist Dexter’s Clothing Store Cota Cota Subscribers Moore Co. Michael Powers, M.D. Thomas Salmon, Atty. at law Fenton Hennessy, Inc. Cote Jewelry Capron’s Paint Shop Hubbard Farms Bellows Falls Diner J. J. Newberry’s Moss Sons Lawrence Massucco, D.D.S. Northeastern Culvert Corp. H. P. Hood Robertson Paper Inc. Buds Sunnoco R. N. Johnson Bellows Falls—Springfield Shopper Fall Mountain Motors J. J. Fenton’s Clothing Sponsors Lloyd’s Supermarket Guy’s Texaco Sam's Department More Yvette’s Beauty Salon Shattuck’s IGA Atwood Insurance Agency Robert’s T.V. Service First National Stores Inc. Bernard A. Clark Plumbing R. A. McQuaide Milk Transportation Putnam’s Market Cedar Crest Motel Westminster Motel Beebe’s Plumbing Bellows Falls Cable Don Fullam Enrico M. Grippo, D.D.S. Bliss Lawlor Insurance Agency Model Press E G Television Sales Vermont National Bank Miller Oil Co. Dr. William Berg Bush Music Center Dick’s Shoe Store Joseph Lyons Beauty Shop Kane’s Pharmacy Sam’s Army Navy Store North Walpole Cash Market Aumonds Son Killeens Store Big Red Barn Moyer’s Garage Fuller Hardware John Lowery, Atty. at law Grafton Garage Country Cousins Farr’s Garage Allen Brothers Farm Market Hollar’s Barber Shop A. J. Tidd Square Yard Shop Snow Lear Green Mountain Power Corp. The Rocking Horse A Friend 112