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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

IQNa xavioa student (stood °nt) n. 1. a person formally engaged in learning, esp. one enrolled in an institution of secondary or higher edu- cation. 2. any person who studies, inves- tigates, or carefully examines a subject. — adj. 3. of, by, or pertaining to students, esp. of colleges or universities We are the stu- dents of the world and Bellows Falls Union High School — 1973! — The Random House Dictionary of the English Language scholarly sleepy so talented! serious? thinkers. asleep. BELLOWS sometimes mischievous sometimes dreaming sometimes studying sometimes enjoying school sometimes skipping sometimes seeking help always conscientious! The opening of Bellows Falls Union High School in September of 1971 culminated years of discussion and planning on the part of many people in the towns of Athens, Grafton, Rockingham, and Westminister. These towns had formed Union High School District 27 in the year 1966 for the purpose of providing a school facility and a school program designed to expand the educational opportunities of the youth in particular and the people in general. Throughout the decade of the sixties, the educational needs and the financial abilities of the four towns to satisfy these needs had been vigerously debated. Out of the debate and the efforts of countless people has come a plant and a program which have attracted nationwide at- tention. If there is one single word which characterizes the philosophy of both plant and program, it is flexibility . Rather than construct a building designed specifically for a curriculum of the moment, it was decided to build for the future by providing large open spaces which can be altered to serve programs not yet envisioned. Rather than build a program designed solely for 1971, it was decided to build a pro- gram based on the idea of continuous revision. What has been accomplished to this point is the organization of a school in some respects quite different from that which went before and in other respects very much the same. The essential spirit, however, among students, staff, and community has been one of willingness to attempt new ways, to evaluate these ways, to discard those which do not seem to serve their purpose, and to try again. Bellows Falls Union High School pretends to no man that it has found the solution to the educational problem. It merely says that it has made an attempt to adapt itself to the changing needs of people in a changing society and that it will continue this attempt in the future. — Charles C. Davis Supervising Principal SAMPLER 1973 BELLOWS FALLS UNION HIGH SCHOOL ATHENS, GRAFTON, ROCHINGHAM, WESTMINSTER VERMONT We know him for his fine human characteristics, his humor and jokes, his friendli- ness, and his concern for us. SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Charles Davis, Supervising Principal Thanks to the support of our school board, superin- tendent, and principals we appreciate the freedom and responsibilities given to us. It is our hope that we may fulfill their expectations. Mr. Harry Weiser, Administrative Principal Mr. Harry Noyes, Superintendent 10 Mr. Leon Perry, Director of Pupil Personnel Services Mr. Hugh Perkins, Counselor Mrs. Ellen Manley, Counselor GUIDANCE Mr. George Clark, Director of Cooperative and Vocational Education. 11 SECRETARIES Mrs. Jeanne Olbrych At the heart of our successful school are our effi- cient secretaries who seem to always be where they are needed. They are friends to our adminis- trators, faculty, and students. Thanks for a job well done. Mrs. Mary Pollard, Nurse, Mrs. Magella Buckley, Mrs. Mary Clark. 13 Mrs. Lora Adams Mrs. Barbara Comtois HOME ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Jay Bliss Mr. Robert Wyman Mr. Richard Comtois SOCIAL SCIENCE Mrs. Marjorie Orcutt Mr. Richard Farmer Miss Kathryn O'Dette, Aide. 16 MUSIC Mr. David Henry Mr. William Brys Mr. Lawrence Keefe DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Michael Fawcett ROW 7 - Miss Anne Rodia, Miss Debra Parker, Student Teacher; ROW2 — Mr. Spaulding Bisbee, Mr. Russell Pickering. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Margerete Wetherell Mrs. Elizabeth Nutt, Aide in Learning Disabili- ties Center. Mr. Mark Kennedy LEARNING DISABILITIES Mr. Gerald Curcuru Mr. Richard Rogers FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mr. Darrow Clark Mr. Walter Olbrych Mr. Allison Gleason Mr. Stephen Graebener BUSINESS Mrs. Nancy Gilbert ROW 1 — M. B. Hitchcock, B. Moore, Sec.; P. Obuchowski, Pres.; M. Lober, Aud. of Accounts; C. Gilman, E. Fontaine. ROW 2 — F. Lawlor, B. Stewart, P. Blake, M. Hennessey, K. Gleason,). Cruickshank, R. Long, T. Semonite. ROW 3 — J. Barber, N. Washburn, M. Michniewicz. Missing from picture: S. Devoe, V.P.; T. Massucco, Treas.; T. Allen, Atty. Genl.; ). Porter, D. MacLean, M. Bruns, H. Weiser, C. Harlow, J. Stark, C. Grippo. STUDENT COUNCIL Last year everyone at Bellows Falls Union High School experienced the novelty of being in a new school. Everyone suffered in the cold on the patio when smoking, got used to eating whenever the cafeteria was open, 1,000 visitors, the long day and in general proceeded to go around in total awe of what was happening. Learning takes place almost everywhere in our school and it happens in many ways. Teachers and stu- dents can often be found having informal educational discussions, viewing materials in the audio visual area, or reading in the resource center and various other areas of the building. Everyone is becoming more adjusted this year as everyone is learning what to expect from one another. The enthusiasm of the students shows in various areas of the school, but particularly in the co-curricular activities. The interest in the many clubs has been exciting. The first year at B.F.U. H.S. was a great success. This year the students and their student leaders, the faculty and administration deserve a great deal of credit for the progress that has been accomplished at our school in the name of open concept education. Student Council is working for more changes music in the cafeterias sponsoring of sport ban- quets . student exchanges. 20 PEP CLUB the drums female football players . a bonfire making signs sore throats . being 'proud of our teams'. ROW 1 — D. Sullivan, D. Russo, B. Moore, D. Rayner, L. Michniewicz, V.P., M. Gleason, Pres., M. Lober, Sec., M. Hennessey, M. Michniewicz, T. Gallagher, M. B. Hitchcock. ROW 2 — N. Orvis, J. Mosher, J. Barber, J. James, P. Blake. HARBOR PLAN Mr. William Burton Mr. William Leinhard Mr. Edward Soboleski, Aide; Miss Catherine Siano, Mr. John MacLeod, Aide. Mr. George Rulard, Aide Mrs. Margaret Schultz SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. David Johnson Mr. Peter Petty CUSTODIAL STAFF We owe a great deal to all of the custodial staff of our school for their fine work during the regular school year and at all special school activities. Thanks to our friends! Mr. Charles Koyce Mr. Edward Russell Mrs. Edith Murray 23 Missing From Pictures: Lloyd Church, Ronald Sauve, James Holton, Ground's Keeper. D. Sullivan, J. Massuco, M. Hitchcock, P. Blake, M. Michniewicz, C. Grippo, B. Moore, N. Soboleski, D. Russo. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS “Cheering through rain, rain, rain leather lungs leading the cheers . our faithful advisor. All together now 2A. ROW 7 — T. Semonite, R. Sprague, L. Boyd, A. Kuusela, F. Lawlor, W. Hallock, R. Bertrand, J. Stark, T. Davis, R. Brandt, W. Wilder, P. Frink, Mgr. ROW 2 — D. Cenate, M. Jackman, K. McKenna, A. Beals, G.. Dawkins, P. Kiniry, J. Stark, J. Sears, M. Bresland, M. Olbrych, R. Noyes, Absent from picture Coach Bisbee. JUNIOR VARSITY Freshmen Record: J.V. Record: BF 6 Brattleboro 36 BF 16 Burr Burton 0 BF 0 Keene 6 BF 14 Keene 30 BF 36 BF Middle School 0 BF 0 Windsor 24 BF 0 Monadnock 8 BF 0 Brattleboro 28 BF 13 Windsor 33 BF 12 M.A.U. 0 BF 13 Springfield 22 BF 14 Springfield 6 FRESHMEN ROW 7 — M. Allen, L. Lisle, P Kissell, W. Muzzey, D. Salimone, R. Bazin, B. McWilliam, L. Harlow, C. Bates, D. Higgins. ROW 2 — C. Har low, D. Howard, R. Keating, S. Bobrowski, J. Reis, R. Lockerby, H. Weiser, R. Largess, J. Schultz, F. Pecor, G. Ruland, Coach. 25 ROW 7 - J. Porter, B. Howard, W. Rice, S. Devoe, K. Hadley, Tri-Capt.; P. Obuchowski, Tri-Capt.; D. Noyes, M. Brown, R. Bazin, D. Vosburgh. ROW 2 — P. Frink, Mang.; P. Kiniry, K. Cook, L. Allen, M. Kane, M. Olbrych, W. Wilder, K. Weiser, R. Sprague, L. Lloyd, T. Lawrence, D. Kallahan, Mang.; Coach Curcuru. ROW 3 — Coach Bisbee, T. Semonite, T. Davis, M. Bresland, W Hallock, r! Noyes, T. Fontaine, T. Allen, F. Lawlor, A. Kuusela, R. Bertrand, Coach Perkins. ROW4 - A. Howland, R. Brandt, K. McKenna, G. Dawkins, M. Jackman, R. Wright, A. Beals, L. Boyd, J. Sears. Missing from picture: D. Bazin, J. Stark, P. Stack, Tri-Capt. VARSITY FOOTBALL Record Bellows Falls 22 Windsor 14 Bellows Falls 0 Hartford 24 Bellows Falls 8 Mt. Anthony 0 Bellows Falls 12 Rutland 6 Bellows Falls 8 Brattleboro 14 Bellows Falls 6 Mt. St. Joseph 34 Bellows Falls 8 Stevens 8 Bellows Falls 14 Springfield 6 Paul Stack Our Tri-Captains Paul Obuchowski Ken Hadley Class Officers: H. Weiser, V. Pres.; J. Reis, Pres.; V. Miller, Treas.; T. Lawrence, Sec'y. ROW 7 — D. Boomer, D. Borden. ROW 2 — C. Barrows, D. Clark, M. Anderson, A. Bernier. ROW 3 — B. Beam, C. Bezanson, K. Abare, S. Aiken, D. Brophy, F. Boggs. ROW 4 — S. Bemis, I. Allwood, C. Clace, W. Arnold, M. Bruns, R. Bazin, J. Barber, N. Beam. ROW 5 — S. Brooks, M. Allen, C. Bates, S. Bobrowski, F. Capen, S. Bennett. DW 7 — M. Dowling, C. Frenette. ROW 2—1. Cushman, J. Fagans, D. Ford, J. arrell, C. Daniels. ROW 3 — M. Crilly, B. Cushing, B. Fairchild, N. Comment, R. eMusio, T. Eno. ROW 4 — W. Daigle, D. Crilly, M. Fredrikson, R. Doyle, D. De- amp, T. Doane, R. Hamilton, J. Comstock. ROW 5 — R. Gifford, G. Francis, K. aniels, K. Denno, S. Gilman. 30 ROW 1 — M. Landon. ROW 2 — C. Kuuse- la, A. Kaupp, A. Klick. ROW 3 — L. Hemel- berg, S. Harrington, P. Kathan, B. Joy, T. Lawrence, E. Hodgkins, R. Largess. ROW 4 — V. Holt, A. Hutchins, R. LaRue, P. Kis- sell, D. Higgins, R. Keating, G. Kinney. ROW 5 — J. Kane, R. Larson, T. Hennessey, C. Harlow, D. Howard, L. Harlow, K. Lawrence. ROW 7 — E. Mack, D. Newcomb. ROW 2 — B. Lund, P. Martin, P. Paquette, P. Palmer, C. MacLeod, C. Peschl. ROW 3 — 1. Miller, V. Miller, C. Pecor, K. Perry, J. Mitchell, D. Lock- erby, D. Long, S. Morrison, M. McDonald. ROW 4 — W. Perry, L. Lyle, R. Lockerby, B. McWilliam, R. Murray, G. Powers, W. Muz- zey, E. Merrill, P. Marcoux, L. Orvis. ROW 7 — P. Shaughnessy, D. Robbin. ROW 2 — T. Shelc, C. Roy, P. Smith, W. Stewart, B. Stewart. ROW 3 — K. Sullivan, L. Randall, V. Sawtelle, R. Searles, K. Scho- field, B. Price, C. Roberts. ROW 4 — J. Sauve, S. Rumrill, K. Rumrill, D. Reed, J. Reis, D. Salimone, J. Roy, D. Higgins, R. Keating, J. Shultz. ROW 5 — S. Shagraw, N. Smidutz, A. Smith, P. Slattery, P. Simo- neau, P. Smith, S. Rounds. 31 ROW 7 — P. Tedesco, R. Thurston. ROW 2 — V. Turner, D. Washburn, B. Turner, T. Wright, C. Williams, D. Wright. ROW 3— E. Wareing, H. Weis- er, D. Weston, L. Tatro, L. Tolaro, C. Wilder, L. Wright, J. Ward. ROW 4— R. Tenney, S. Sutphen, D. Washburn, J. Westfall, R. Wickberg, M. Taylor, A. Wade, A. Wade, G. Wetherby, H. Thayer, B. Thompson, A. Wright. ffTTTY FRESHMEN YEAR is the beginning of four years of hard work is on the way to becoming SENIORS! is good sports. is learning new ways of being yourself, fewer stations! and better lunches! Freshmen missing from pictures: S. Adams S. Beam G. Burke J. Bussino B. Damon J. Darrell S.Frazer R. Goldsmith j. Hopps M. Hunt E. Johnson D. Jones S. Lafayette L. Lisle S. Lowell L. Lynch P. Palmer F. Pecor L. Riendeau R.Turner L. Whitcomb ROW 7 — A. Bernier, D. Miller, E. Fisher, D. Miller, T. Eno, J. Mulford, j. Smidutz. ROW 2 — Mr. Pickering, S. John- son, E. Smith, B. Arnold, M. Roach, C. Patterson. OUR CROSSCOUNTRY TEAMS penalty loops goal times up the ski jump 2 more times whose stagger isn't big enough Reflec- tor Hill what's that . . . keep running .go, go, go, . Father Tinney driving the bus Kurn Hattin coach fell in the mud. ROW 7 — D. Colburn, B. Knowlton, L. Jennison, C. Stebbins. ROW 2 — D. Vondle, O. Rogers, M. Smith, Miss Warner. L. Michniewicz, Treas.; P. Obuchowski, V.P.; S. Devoe, Pres.; D. Vondle, Sec. G.A.A. A.A. Temporary and permanent sell- ing tickets, tickets, tickets and more tickets loyal sup- porters of the athlet- ic department. all encompassing good times difficult to have meetings open to all most energetic club. ROW 1 — K. Abare, C. Ashley, E. Nutt, B. Rumrill, N. Orvis, J. McCarthy, S. Rumrill, M. Gleason. ROW 2 — Miss Rodia, Miss Parker, ). Mosher, L. Jennison, C. Grippo, D. Russo, A. Klick, M. Smith, T. Howarth. ROW 3 — E. Giguere, G. McWilliam, M. Keefe, D. Cen- ate, T. Swartz, J. Barber, A. Blanchard, B. Berg, Miss Knapp. OLD MEMBERS: M. Hennessey, M. Gleason, Cor. Sec'y.; N. Washburn, Rec. Sec'y.; P. Obuchowski, Treas.; K. Parsley, J. LeFevre, M. Huntoon, Pres. Missing from picture: K. Hadley, V. Pres. NEW MEMBERS: ). Lawrence, B. Moore, ). Barber, C. Lafayette, P. Frenette, A. Steele, M. Obuchowski, guest speaker. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NHS is a Christmas Induction with our newly elected dis- trict representative as guest speaker . keeping the se- crecy of new members .. donkey basketball choos- ing a great American and planning a spring induction. ROW 1: P. Blake, D. Chaffee, D. Vondle, Mrs. Orcutt,). Kissell. ROW 2: M. Kane, V. Miller, L. Michniewicz, R. Smith, K. Griswold, M. Bresland. CARE FOR NEEDY CHILDREN The organization payed their pledges for their adopted children, sold U.N.I.C.E.F. Christmas gifts, spon- sored a car wash, supported the mitten tree and planned a candy sale. ECOLOGY GROUP The main project undertaken by the Ecology group was collecting newspapers from homes in the com- munity for recycling. Members will not soon forget seeking out attics, cellars and garages for newspapers sometimes ten years old. P. Blake, D. Vondle, D. Chaffee. Missing from picture: D. Long, R. Smith, Miss Greenberg, Mr. Leinhard. GIRLS STATE 'parity raid beautiful people we are the future leaders . smug- gling food Bartlett, Dugan, Sparks a feeling of pride at flag raising. N. Washburn, D. Vondle, Alternate; L. Michniewicz, M. Hennessey. ROW 7 — D. Bruce, M. Brown, R. Long, Alternate; ROW 2 — J. Cruick- shank, P. Obuchowski. BOYS STATE going to court Hogans Heroes not eating the potatoes on Friday exercises and saluting the flag. D. Vondle and R. Long. MODEL U.N. parties — all night parties . skipping the Saturday movie giving speeches learning international government. J. Kissell,). Lawrence, K. Parsley, J. LeFevre. F.T.A. always needing one more member the annual conven- tion learning experiences for a teaching career. CELTICS: Seated — T. Capen, M. Chisamore, F. Hopps. Standing — E. Holden, K. McCarthy, D. Wes- ton. Missing from picture — M. Brennan, D. How- ard, D. Michaud. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL LAKERS: N. Laperuta, A. Kuusela, P. Kiniry. Missing from picture: D. Paine, L. Allen. H.H. COMPANY: Seated — P. Nusz, K. Hadley, B. Howard. Standing — J. Frankewicz, J. Hopps. Missing from picture — T. Hemingway, B. Lund. WHITE TRASH: Seated — L. White. Standing — D. Lafayette, D. Full- er, P. Frink. Missing from picture: J. Porter, T. Massucco, D. Noyes. BUCKS: Seated — G. Rapanotti. Standing — D. Vosburgh, K. Weiser, T. Eno. Missing from picture — M. Lynch, R. Brandt. SPURS: T. Fontaine, F. Lawlor. Missing from picture — M. Allen, W. Nichols, M. Kesek, E. Smith. WINTER TRACK ROW 7 — P. Roach, D. Howard, R. Brandt, G. Francis, D. Lafayette, T. Eno, S. Johnson. ROW 2 — Mr. Petty, R. East, J. Mulford. K. Hemelberg, D. Miller, K. McCarthy, W. Hallock. ROW3 — R. Francis, J. Frankewicz, J. Sears, R. Anderson, B. Howard. ROW 7 — M. Bresland, T. Allen, R. Brandt, P. Blake, R. Anderson, M. Bates. ROW 2 — C. Ainsworth, K. Breshears, E. Brown. B. Allen, L. Brandon, C. Ashley. ROW 3 — S. Allen, C. Anderson, D. Adams, M. Bezanson, E. Brennan, A. Blanchard. ROW 7 — K. Cook, T. Fontaine, H. Crosby, M. DeCamp. ROW 2 — T. Davis, C. Campbell, G. Dawkins, M. Cook, M. Clark. ROW 3 — D. Cush- man, T. Clough, M. Clarke, S. Cush- man, R. Fagans. ROW 4 — C. Fergu- son, D. Fredrikson, A. Cray, j. Chivers, C. French. SOPHOMORES ROW 7 — S. johnson, E. Hakey. ROW 2 — P. Kiniry, T. Keating, A. FHowland, A. Kuusela, ROW 3 — T. Howarth, C. Kissell, B. Klick, B. Knowlton, R. Kleinkauf. ROW 4 — B. Hodgekins, V. French, L. jennison, J. Griffin, M. Kesek. ROW 1 — D. McLean, ROW 2 — j. Mulford, R. Noyes, K. McKenna, D. Long.ROW 3 — P. Pomphrey, W. Norman, K. Miller, C. Lawrence, 5. Mc- Carthy. ROW 4 — R. Locklin, M. Michmewicz, J. Lafayette, N. Noyes, S. Moody. .f 4 ? !? ROW 7 — R. Savoy, J. Stark, C. Mill- er, M. O'Connor. ROW 2 — M. Smith, C. Parsley, L. Streeter, D. Sul- livan, M. Swarts. ROW 3 — R. Smith, C. Williams, A. Stickney, T. Spear, L. Thayer. ROW 1 — D. Cenate, J. Sears, T. Semonite. ROW 2 — H. Skorstad, F. Lawlor, P. Fry, S. Anderson, R. Sherette. ROW 3 — B. Simoneau, B. Rumrill, E. Nutt, K. Schofield, C Pat- terson, O. Rogers. Sophomores missing from pictures: L. Allen, J. Ayre, L. Barnett, M. Barratt, D. Bashaw, A. Beals, K. Belcher, A. Benoit, L. Boyd, T. Burke, K. Clark, D. Coburn, D. Dee, R. Devoe, L. Fischer, E. Fischer, K. Fletcher, M. Fletcher, D. Fuller, K. Garfield, E. Glidden, R. Gut- mann, F. Hale, W. Hallock, E. Holden, L. Hotaling, M. Jackman, M. Kesek, J. Kissell, W. Kissell, D. Knight, D. Larsen, L. Lloyd, E. Lowell, B. Lund, T. Luther, J. Madore, D. Miller, J. Miller, S. Morse, J. Moss, B. Motes, P. Noyes, A. Palum- bo, J. Parant, G. Precourt, P. Roach, S. Saunders, J. Sauve, M. Schultz, M. Scott, E. Smith, W. Smith, C. Snetsinger, R. Sprague, J. Stark, L. Toussaint, J. Trombley, D. VanDemark, D. Vivian, P. Wade, D. Ward, L. Waryas, L. White, E. Wilson, H. Woodard, A. Workman, R. Wright. Class Officers: F. Lawlor, V. Pres.; M. Michniewicz, Pres.; M. Bezanson, Sec'y.; T. Semonite, Treas. BASKETBALL Row 1 — A. Wright, C. Patterson. Row 2 — B. Stewart, A. Stick- ney, C. Pecor, Capt., Row3 — D. Borden. J. Massucco, B. Moore, P. Blake, N. Soboleski, Capt., C. Gilman, M. Michniewicz, M. Hitchcock, C. Grippo, D. Sullivan. VARSITY: Row 7 — Mr. Pickering, M. Brown, R. Long, M. Kane, Capt., S. Devoe, P. Obuchowski, D. Bruce. Row 2 — D. Long, Mang., J. Smidutz, R. Noyes, R. Mills, T. Allen, M. Eno, T. Harlow, P. Frink, Mang. JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 7 — T. Keating, T. Davis, S. West, M. Olbrych, K. Cook, P. Fry, L. Lloyd. Row 2 — Mr. Keefe, J. Stark, T. Harlow, R. Noyes, T. Allen, M. Bresland, J. Smidutz, C. Patterson, Mang. FRESHMAN: Row 7 — C. Harlow, P. Shaughnessy, R. Friedman, R. Keat- ing, S. Bobrowski, J. Reis, A. Bor nier, D. Higgins, R. DeMuzio. Row 2 — P. Kissell, Mang., T. Shelc, M. Allen, R. Largess, P. Slattery, D. Sali- mone, R. Murray, M. Crilly, Mang., Mr. Henry. 49 Our basketball season saw the tradi- tional rivals meet, the support of the students led by the cheerleaders, pep club and community bleacher bums , the flu season and some potential new talent. Also important was the age of headbands and wrist- bands, a comeback to the tourna- ment, the constant blue and yellow battle and cheers for 1:15 p.m. practices. VARSITY: Row 7 — B. Berg, Mang., M. Carr, E. Giguere, M. Keefe, Capt., T. Swartz, L. jennison, Miss Rodia. Row 2 — J. McCarthy, Mang., J Barber, D Cenate, G. MrWilliam, J. Haskell, M. Smith. GIRLS' BASKETBALL 52 JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 7 — L. Riendeau, S. Carle, D. Palmer, H. Sullivan, L. Tolaro, W. Bruce. Row 2 — Miss Rodia, M. Dowl- ing, N. Orvis, J. Cote, D. Ford, J. McCarthy, Mang., B. Berg, Mang. JUNIORS ROW 7 — R Francis, P. Blake, K. Bell. M. Eno, P. Coles. ROW 2 — A. Camer- on, E. Brennan, E. Fontaine, M. J. Bres- land, J. Aldrich, S. Carle. ROW 7 — C. Gilman, T. Harlow, F. Hopps, D. Kallahan, D. Harlow, C. Grippo. ROW 2 — K. Griswold, B. Higgins, M. Hitchcock, T. Gallagh- er, E. Giguere. ROW 7 — T. Kiniry, C. Licygiewicz, T. Lawrence, M. Lynch. ROW 2 — M. Kane, G. Lawrence, S. Lawlor, J. Lapan, P. Leary, V. Karpinski. Class Officers: M. Hitchcock, Treas.; P. Blake, Pres.; T. Harlow, V. Pres.; Missing — S. Perrault, Sec'y. Juniors Missing From Pictures: J. Allen R. Lafayette D.Rayner R. Bazin N. LaPeruta M. Reed R. Bertrand K.Lockerby L. Riendeau ]. Bobrowski K. McCarthy M. Roach K. Boehm T. McCoy M. Rogers L. Boggess S. MacDonald R Rounds R. Daniels F. Mack S. Rumrill ). Dockum K. Mack R. Saunders T. Dorsey T. Massucco M. Simonds F. Fairbanks D. Masure N. Simonds J. Frankiewicz D. Miller R. Skorstad M. Fredriksen R. Miller E. Smith G. French R. Mills J. Smith P. Frink J. Mosher A. Stark C.Furgat R. Moul F. Stebbins R. Gibney L. Nichols G.Tenney S. Golec W. Nichols L.Tidd K. Gleason H. Noble D. VanDemark M. Haley D. Paine P. Veitch R. Hamilton D. Palmer D. Vosburgh J. Haskell K. Parant D. Ward K. Hemelberg C. Patterson S. West B. Howard M. Peters R. Woodard M. joy S. Piluski C. Kibbe ). Porter ROW 7 — M. O'Connor, M. Olbrych, G. McWilliam, T. Mills. ROW 2 — ). Massuco, K. Moriglioni, C. Paquette, B. McClean. ROW 7 — W. Wilder, G. St. Law- rence, K. Weiser, J. Smidutz, G. Kapanotti, D. Michaud. ROW 2 — H. Sullivan, H. Peschl, S. Per- rault, T. Swartz, S. Waryas, S. Ste- vens, L. Rumrill. ROW 3 — S. Wetherby, M. Kane, N. Soboles- ki, ). Plummer, D. Turner, K. Zielinski. SKI TEAM: Row 7 — R. Skorstad, A. Kuusela, T. Semonite, j. Cruickshank, Co-Capt., A. Klick, Co-Capt., D. West, Co-Capt., J. Kissell, N. Buck, L. Church, D. McLean. Row 2 — Mr. Farmer, Mr. Kennedy, W. Daigle, B. Price, L. Allen, E. Fisher, J. Aldrich, D. Washburn, R. Wickberg, E. Brennan, A. Klick, D. Gilman, D. Vondle, D. Chaffee, N. Simonds, M. Bruns. Row 3 — F. Lawlor, D. Washburn, W. Arnold, M. Scott, R. East, M. Brennan, V. Holt, C. Champbell, G. Rapanotti, K. Weiser, I. Allwood. SKIING Skiing in 1972-73 meant Wednesday night skiing, rain, rain, rain, rain, Sampler photographer taking pic- tures with the back of the camera open, better standings and much enthusiasm. SKI CLUB: Row 7 — M. Hitchcock, A. Kuusela, L. Hemelberg, E. Nutt, L. Church, T. Eno. Row 2— T. Semonite, V. Holt, R. Thomp- son, D. West, D. Gilman, D. Vondle, N. Buck, J. Cruickshank, D. Parker, B. Moore, A. Klick, J. Kissell, J. McCarthy. Row 3 — D. Wash- burn, I. Allwood, M. Bruns, L. Michniewicz, J. Rapanotti, J Smith, B. Brennan, B. Berg, Miss O'Dette, A. Klick, Mr. Farmer. Row 4 — C. Kaupp, K. Weiser, W. Rice, R. Skorstad, M. Brennan, M. Brown, N. Washburn. ROW 7 ____ B. Joy, L. Wright, W. Lafayette, C. Roberts, C. Frenette, J. Madore, P. Blake, D. Comstock, C. Stebbins, M. Fletcher, T. Clough. ROW 2 — B. Moore, J. Lawrence, L. Brandon, A. Blanchard, M. Michniewicz, K. Trombley, S. Lawlor, D. Harlow, L. Mich- niewicz, M. Hennessey, D. Reed, S. Lowell. ROW 3 — ). Barber, B. Allen, L. Streeter, M. Gleason, S. Hutchins, P. Frenette, S. Frazier,. Director — Mr. Brys. CHORAL ENSEMBLE last years tapes but always on key? the alto section Thursday mornings improving our musical abilities ' ROW 1 — P. Blake, D. Rayner, M. Olbrych, Mr. Brys, P. Blake. ROW 2 — ). Lawrence, B. Moore, J. Trombley, S. Lawlor, M. Schultz, C. Ferguson. ROW 3 — L. Michniewicz, ). Barber, T. Harty, K. Parsley, D. Comstock. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Promises, Promises early morning re- hearsals Mr. Brys temper no, you're not going to drop this course. ROW 7 — R. Thurston, N. Buck, Mr. Brys, K. Tatro, V. Sawtelle, R. Devoe, C. Kuusela. ROW 2 — J. Lafayette, J. Cote, M. Sulli- van, D. Newcomb, J. Lawrence, J. Lefevre, E. Nutt. ROW 3 — C. Zielinski, C. Clace, C. MacLeod, D. Gilman, A. Workman, B. Rumrill. CONCERT BAND: Row 7 — P. Frenette, A. Steele, P. Noyes, E. Nutt, T. Clough, H. Weiser, C. Harlow, M. Bezan- son, M. Clark, L. Miller. Row 7 — S. Gilman, L. Brandon, V. Miller, K. Bezanson, S. Lawlor, C. Gilman, T. Swartz, B. Knowlton, K. Parsley, K. Zielinski, Mr. Henry. Row 3 — T. Semonite, M. Hennessey, S. Cushman, C. Frenette, B. McLean, R. Murray, B. Cushing, J. Westfall. Row 4 — A. Stickney, K. Bell, S. McCarthy, K. Trombley, M. Schultz, D. Miller, T. Shelc. Row 5 — K. Weiser, T. Allen, R. Francis, M. Brown, T. Mills, G. Francis, T. Harty, R. Wright, R. Tenny. BAND STAGE BAND: Row 7 — S. Lawlor, A. Steele, S. McCarthy, K. Parsley, M. Bezanson, C. Frenette. Row 2 — P. Noyes, P. Frenette, D. Miller, B. McLean, K. Zielinski, Mr. Henry. Row 3 — T. Semonite, T. Mills, R. Francis, G. Francis, J. Trombley. PEP BAND: Row 7 — S. McCarthy, D. Miller, K. Bell, M. Dowling, K. Bezanson, K. Zielinski. Row 2 — T. Harty, J. Trombley, M. Schultz, C. Fre- nette, M. Bezanson, E. Nutt. Row 3 — T. Mills, B. McLean, S. Lawlor, P. Frenette, T. Shelc, L. Miller, B. Cushing, D. Miller, T. Semonite. Row 4 — C. Harlow, R. Francis, K. Weiser, R. Tenney, Mr. Henry, M. Hennessey. M. Hennessey, Editor N. Orvis, Sports Ed. J. McCarthy and B. Berg, Underclassmen Eds. ROW 1 — B. Moore, D. Kallahan, M. Lober, L. Michniewicz, D. Bruce, N. Buck, P. Obuchowski, M. Hennes- sey, M. Sullivan, D. Gilman, D. Crilly, D. Parker. ROW 2 — B. Berg, N. Washburn, M. Brown, J. Cruickshank, D. West, J. Rapanotti, C. Stebbins, J. LeFevre, C. Lafayette, J. Klodjiez, D. Comstock, N. Orvis. Missing: L. Clark, D. Spear, J. Cote. SAMPLER The Sampler staff met early disasters, like destroyed pic- tures, with courage and went on to make deadlines for a change! Other memories included waiting for Mr. Win- sor, writing copy about things you didn't know anything about, and trying to figure picture proportions, white spaces and number of letters per line. M. Lober Activities Ed. N. Buck, Art Ed., D. Bruce, Ass't. Ed. HEALTH CAREERS “movies health fairs 8:15 meetings exposure to the many opportunities available in health careers. ROW 7 — ). Rapanotti, C. Stebbins. Row 2 — D. Com- stock, D. Parker, N. Washburn. ROW 3 — J. Kissell, Mrs. Pollard, J. Cote, Mrs. Manley. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB “in the dark photo assignments . . flicks underdeveloped and overexposed. MATH CLUB “math meets Father Tinney Driving the bus . a lot of noise. ROW 7 — M. Hennessey, M. Kane, P. Obuchowski, G. Raponotti. ROW 2 — C. Parsley, B. Smith, C. Stebbins, E. Hakey. ROW3 — Mr. Johnson, G. Lawrence, R. Francis. ROW 7 — E. Eno, Mr. Fawcett, M. Cook, D. Brophy, B. Smith. ROW2— D. Kallahan, Mr Hilliard, J. Nutt. ROW 1 — T. Gallagher, A. Blanchard, B. Berg, N. Buck, D. Comstock, N. Orvis, L. Church, D. Fuller, J. Kissell. ROW2 — Mrs. Simko, J. Fagans, M. Bresland, K. Griswold, M. Kane, J. Kolodziej, C. Ferguson,). James, L. Brandon, D. Lafayette. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB foodsales a French dinner Mr. Cinotti . Paris or Bust!!! OFFICE GIRLS Good afternoon, Bellows Falls Union High School pink slips pink slips and more pink slips! ROW J — D. Russo, J. Barber, Mrs. Buckley. ROW 2 — A. Klick, D. Crilly, D. Chaffee, B. Stewart, A. Klick, J. Kissell, C. Coates. SEATED — L. Rumrill, R. Daniels, Mrs. Comtois. STANDING — L. Riendeau, R. Lafayette, Mrs. Adams, J. LaPan. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FHA is hosting the Southern District meeting . the Christmas mitten tree . tray favors for area nursing homes and a Valentine party. DECA DECA is running the school store attending conventions and selling gym suits, Charlie Brown books, school supplies and music department recordings. M. Carr, C. Coates, D. Cenate, D. Spear. Missing from picture — Mr. Gleason, sponsor. SENIOR SECTION ABBREVIATIONS Freshman Football — F.F.B. Football — F.B. Junior Varsity — J.V. Varsity — Var. Basketball — B.B. Intramural Basketball — I.B.A. Softball — S.B. Baseball — Base. Tennis — Ten. Golf —Golf Ski Team — Ski T. Ski Club —Ski C. Winter Track — W. Tr. Spring Track — Sp. Tr. Cross Country — X-C. Manager — Mgr. Future Teachers of America — F.T.A. Future FHomemakers — F.H.A. Health Career Club — H.C.C. Pep Club — P.C. Math Team — M.T. Math Club —M.C. Student Council — S.C. Deca Association — D.E.C.A. Care for Needy Children — C.F.N.C. Girls Athletic Association — G.A.A. Athletic Association — A.A. Photography Club — P.C. Drama Club — D.C. Foreign Language Club — F.L.C. Biology Club — Bio. C. Gymnastics — Gymn. Cheerleading — Cheer. National Honor Society — N.H.S. Sampler — S. Ecology Group — Eco. gr. Girls State — G'S. Boys State — B'S. All State Music Festival — All State Mus. Fest. Elks Youth Day Group — Elks Y.D.G. Choral Ensemble — Ch. Ens. Pep Band — Pep B. Band — B. Stage Band — St. B. Orchestra — Orch. SENIORS Wind Ensemble — W. Ens. Library Workers — Lib. W. Office Workers — Off. W. Cafeteria Workers — Cafe. Mixed Chorus — Mix. Ch. Girls Glee Club — G.G.C. Electorate of Tomorrow — E. of T. Majorettes — Maj. Latin Club — Lat. C. Basketball Award — B.B. award Gymnastics Award — Gym. Award Jimi Conference — Jimi conf. Junior Award — Jr. A. Outstanding Freshman — Out. Fresh. Daughters of the American Revolution — D.A.R. Practice trophy — Pr. Trophy Most Improved Player Award — Most Imp. Play, award Latin Award — Lat. award Tutoring program — Tut. pro. Hi-Schooler — Hi.-Sch. American Legion Memorial Day Exercise Speaker — Am. Leg. M.D. Ex. Sp. Junior Prom — Jr. P. Class President — Cl. Pres. Class Vice President — Cl. V. Pres. Class Secretary — Cl. Sec. Class Treasurer — Cl. Treas. Freshman Reception — Fresh, rec. Conservation — Cons. Governor's Ball — Gov. B. Senior Banquet — Sr. Banq. Senior Play — Sr. P. Audio Visual — A.V. One Act Plays — 1-A.P. First Prize in Landscapes, Womens Club Art Con- test — 1st pr. in W.C. Art Cont. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Paul Obuchowski, V. Pres.; Linda Michniewicz, President; Nancy Washburn, Treas.; Jane Ra- panotti, Sec'y. Craig Adams Wayne Anderson Denis Bazin Kitty Barber Cynthia Beam Beatrice Berg Martin Brennan Michael Brown Ellen Anoe Donald Bruce )r. Deborah Bussino Wanda Bruce Mionia Cahill Nancy Buck Mary Carr Judy Barber Darlene Ccnatc Deborah Chaffee Mark Chisamore Linda Church Dana Clark Laurie Clark Cheryl Coates Doreen Comstock jane Cote Denise Crawford Debra Crilly james Cruickshank Steve Devoe William Devoe Richard East Kevin Fairchild -s Sharon Hutchins Debra Gilman Margaret Gleason Diana Gutmann Kenneth Hadley Timothy Hemingway Pamela Hartley Martha Hennessey Thomas Harty John Hitchock Joanne James Gary Furgat Marilee Huntoon Joseph Fennessey Pauline Frenette Lesta Garrapy Diann Johnson Terry Johnson Mary Keefe JoAnn Kissell Annette Klick Janet Kolodziej Cecile Lafayette Dean Lafayette Steve Lake Robert Leitgeb James Lawlor Maryjane Lober Joyce Lawrence Randy Lockerby Joan LeFevre Richard Long Cynthia Lowell Mark Lund Julie McCartny Debra Mellish Linda Michniewicz Virginia Miller Brenda Moore Kim Moriglioni Martha Motes Earl Moul Earline Moul David Noyes Paul Nusz Jonathan Nutt Paul Obuchowski Roseanne McCoy Nancy Orvis Charles Parant Debra Parker Roger Poltras Jane Rapanotti Cecelia Reese William Rice Darlene Russo Kathleen Schultz Susan Shattuck Linda Shepard Thomas Slobodnjak Carole Smith Caroline Smith Donna Spear Paul Stack Cathy Stebbins Ann Steele Bonnie Stewart Mary Sullivan Katherine Tatro Michael Tedesco Mark Tidd Randall Wareing Debra Vondle Bruce Waryas Donna Vondle Nancy Washburn Scott Wendel Dale West Leslie White Lawrence Wilkins Graduating Seniors Without Pictures: LEONARD, ALFRED MORIGLIONI. REX PARSLEY, KAREN WOODARD, ROBERT WORDELL, DIANA GRADUATING JUNIORS This school has shown many new changes since it began. One of these changes allows some students to graduate at the end of their Junior year . CONGRATULATIONS!!!! RETA JANE LUCAS Let's get roudy! Real Indian Princess .. . soft voice Kool Freak last of the click from Saxton's River. MAUREEN DIANE TADLOCK- Maureen Promise not to say anything? Beautiful big blue eyes tall and pretty likes to argue — even if she's wrong 3-yr. vet. 75 BRUCE BUCHANAN THAYER- Bruce Seen Boz? Drives a yellow Opel Bozo's other half likes to go on shopping sprees after store hours. Junior Prom — 3. KITTY BARBER Snoopy I have to tell you something. Very friendly . always laughing about something .. likes to drive the Snoopy car likes peanuts, hunting and brother pretty eyes and cute smile. DENIS BRUNO BAZIN Gymp MICHAEL MARSHALL BROWN Brownie I guess! B.F.'s playboy Travels Rt. 5 to a certain girl's house you never know what he's thinking Sap Spout?! F.F.B. — 1; Base.-J.V. — 1,2; Fr. B.B. — 1; B.B. ).V. Var. — 3,4; Base.-Var. 3,4; F.L.C. — 3,4; B. — 3,4; B'S. — 3; Elk's Y.D.G. — 3; Jr.P. — 3; Ski C. — 3,4; S. — 4. That's alright Likes a certain girl . where's my grilled cheese sandwich? 'We make beer for guys who like it, Falstaff ' .. Always savs Hi . F. F.B. — 1; F.B. -J.V. — 2,3; F.B.-Var. — 3,4; Jr. P. — 3. CYNTHIA J. BEAM Cindy By golly I guess maybe. A very good friend always wanting John bombs the streets of B.F. Always in trouble with Mr. Perry. BEATRICE ANNE BERG Babs I'm sick of it! Morgan St. terror! Look Babs if you don't be- have ... knows the Old Corn Roast story blushes easily . Look in the Oven!! G. G.C. — 1,3; B.B.-J.V. — 1; Bio. C. — 2; Ski C. — 2, 3,4; F.L.C. — 2,3; F.L.C. Sec. — 4; S. — 3,4; G.A.A. — 3,4; Sp. Tr. — 3,4; S. — Underclassmen ed. — 4; B.B.Mgr. — 4. MARTIN P. BRENNAN Marty Great actor . Is that you. Grandpa? .. one of the curl free gang. Ten. — 1,2,3,4; F.F.B. — 1; F.B. mgr. — 2; F.L.C. — 2,3; Ski T. — 2,3,4; Ski C. — 3,4; Sr. P. — 4. CRAIG ADAMS Chucks Right On Really great friend a great guy who loves girls. Sp. Tr. —1,2. WAYNE ALLEN ANDERSON Bucky You Idiot Loves walking the halls, and is a good friend an odd kid real nice friend likes to drive fast, and get into trouble. ELLEN L.ANOE What? A real great friendly person does alot of funny things always smiling. 1-A.P. — 3; Jr. P. — 3; D.E.C.A. — 3,4; Mix. Cho. — 3; Photo. C. — 4. JUDY ELLEN BARBER Jude 'Don't give me any grief! Haddock fishing anyone? . winning one act plays ohhhhh dear! . quarts on Sunday nights. Mix. Ch. - 1,2,3,4; Pep C. - 1,2,3,4; D.C. - 1,2,3, pres. 4; Ten. 1; F.L.C. — 2,3,4; Bio. C. — 2; Gov. B. — 2, 3,4; Ch. Ens. — 3,4; Cheer.-Var. 3; Jr. P. — 3, Queen's court; Off. W. — 3,4; 1-A. P. — 2,3,4; best actress 3; All State Mus. Fest. — 3; Sr. P. — 4. DONALD HOWARD BRUCE JR. Donnie Counselor at camp Lanakila Brown's garage dark hair, dark eyes, dark skin . . . Howie . . Post game laughing sessions. Fr. Base.-I; Base.-Var. — 2,3,4; Fr.B.B. — 1; B.B.-J.V. — 2, Var. — 3,4; B'S. — 3; Jr.P. — 3; 1-A.P. — 2,3,4; Sr.P. — 4; S. ass't. Ed. — 4. WANDA MARIE BRUCE Bruce Good grief! Real loose with her money a real nice kid slightly crazy always smiling always looking for another senior. Trans. — 4. NANCY ANNE BUCK Bucky Oh brother Cheeks! Nice eyes talk about flirts! B.F's own track star puts her foot in her mouth West- minster flats! G.G.C. - 1,2,3,4; Bio. C. - 2; Ski C. - 2,3; B.B.-J.V. — 2; Sp. Tr. — 2,3,4; F.L.C. — 2, Vic. Pres. — 3,4; Ski T. — 3,4; G.A.A. — 3,4; S.-Art ed. — 4; Sr.P. — 4. DEBORAH BUSSINO Dubber Jean What I do. What I do? Friendly Always has a smile for everybody quiet, with a great personality. F.H.A. — 1; Orch. —1,2. MIONIA MAE CAHILL Bunny Boots Smile, it's good for ya! Has a hi for everybody very friendly favor- ite hangout is in Brockways Mills has a solution to every problem fun to be with. DEBORAH ANN CHAFFEE Debi It drives me Mental A really great person Bad mood during 4th period Likes driving at night ardent animal lover knows the corn roast story . friend to all. Pep C. — 1; F.L.C. — 2,3,4; C.F.N.C. — 3,4; Cons. — 3, 4; Off. W. — 4. MARK JOSEPH CHISAMORE Chisy Go, Johnny Go! Johnny B. Goode. Has an interest in Burlington B.F.'s own answer to Rod Laver . A great guy who deserves the best Joe Tennis player. FB.B — 1, J.V. — 2; Ten. — 1,2,3, M.V.P. + Capt. — 4; Jr. Prom — 3; Elks Y.D.G. — 3, I.B.A. — 3,4; Sr. P. 4. MARY JANE CARR Charlie Mother! A friend all the time! The White House experi- ence! . . Moe, Hippie! doesn't come home Friday nights. S.B. Var. — 1,2,4; Pep C. — 1; B.B.-J.V. — 2,3,4; Var. — 4; Cheer., Var. — 3; Jr.P. — 3; G.A.A. — 3; Off. W. — 3; D.E.C.A. sec. — 4. DARLENE ANNE CENATE Snotty That's wicked good! Very talkative always David Don't push me, my legs hurt! Got a neat nose parties? . Al- ways looks worried. B.B.-J.V. - 1,2; Var. - 2,3,4; Sp. Tr. - 2; G.A.A. - 3, 4; Jr. P. — 3; B.B. Award — 3; Ten. — 4; D.E.C.A.-V. Pres. —3. JANE KAREN COTE Jane You'd never believe it in a million years! A true friend to all — a real person great person- ality and sense of humor letters to Disneyland? Mama Jane pretty kid. Trans. — 3; Jr-P. — 3; Pep C. — 3,4; G.G.C. — 3,4; D.C. — 3; Cons. C. — 3; 1-A.P. — 3,4; F.L.C. — 3,4; S. — 3,4; C.F.N.C. — 3,4; Off. W. — 3,4; Sr. P. —4; B.B.-J.V. — 4; S.B. — 4; G.A.A. — 4; Fresh, dance — 4; H.C.C. — 3, 4. DENISE CRAWFORD Ma Oh, Oh! Always willing to listen to other people's problems loves a Grafton party doesn't know whether she's coming or going weirdo, man. Ten. — 1; G. Gymn. Award — 1; F.L.C. — 2; Sp. Tr. — DEBRA ANN CRILLY Debbie Beautiful long hair, noticeable dimples a quiet lit- tle friend very, very shy loves Chem, class. Trans. — 3; Pep C. — 1; Off. W. — 4; S. — 4. JAMES ALAN CRUIKSHANK jjmmy That's stupid. Joe skier! Always has a hat (with stars + stripes)!? wicked beautiful eyes Joe golfer close connections in the liquor store the quiet + funny one. Base J.V. — 1; Mix. Ch. - 1; Ski C. - 2,3,4; Golf - 2, 3,4; Ski T. — 2, capt. — 3,4; Jr. P. — 3; B'S. — 3; Sr. P. — 4. STEVE DEVOE Dooger Who's that brain surgeon? LINDA LUCILLE CHURCH Al-righty! Loves sitting on the floor She's weird always puts pocketbooks on the window sills in Latin! Lat. C — 2; Hi Schooler — 2; Pep C. — 3; H.C.C. — 3; Ten. — 3,4; Lib. service club — 3; F.L.C. — 3,4; C.F.N.C. — 4. DANA ALAN CLARK Clarkie Right on! Someone you can come up to and say Hey, I've got a problem. And makes you forget the everyday blues where's the party? LAURIE LEE CLARK Laurie Oh, Wow! Likes her Phil's bologna sandwiches always laugh- ing about something stop your swearing! . a real great kid. B.B. — 1; G.G.C. — 2; Fresh, rec. — 4; S. — 4. CHERYL LENA COATES Carol Got any gum? Beautiful eyes and cute smile always Billy the second half of the odd squad always laughing about something. Ten. — 1; G.G.C. — 1,2,3; Sp. Tr. — 2; Gov. B. — 2; G.A.A. — 3; Jr. P. — 3; Off. W. — 3,4; D.E.C.A. treas. — 4. DOREEN JANE COMSTOCK Dor Oh, knock it off. Loves cornroasts eh Doreen? . Got your Algebra done. Stockpile? Shy? look again! A good + constant friend. •Jr.P. — 3; H.C.C. — 3,4; Mix. Ch. — 3,4; All State Mus. Fest. 4; F.L.C. — 3, Pres. 4; Ch.ens. — 4; S. Faculty ed. — 4; Ten. — 4; District All State Mus. Fest. — 3. X-C. — 1; F.B.B. — 1; B.B.-J.V. — 1,2, Var. 2,3,4; F.B.- J.V. — 2, Var. — 2,3,4; Ten. — 2,3,4; S.C. —1,2,3, V. Pres. — 4; CL, V. Pres. — 3; Jr. P. — 3; Gov. Ball — 2,3. GARY MARTIN FURGAT Gurt Speed demon Pontcho Man one of many brothers . best friend to some one of a kind. WJLLIAM ANTHONY DEVOE Cub Well, what can I say? Nanci's other half a polock's best friend a friend to all . Future Psych Hairy Goomer! Trans. — 3; Sp. Tr. — 3,4; Ski C. — 4; Gymn. — 4. RICHARD NORMAN EAST Dick What time is lunch? Often seen traveling Pleasant Valley Road toward Saxtons River Joe Track Star P.W. Trans. - 3; W. Tr. - 3,4, Sp. Tr. - 3,4; I.B.A. - 3,4. KEVIN FAIRCHILD Are you serious? He has a green thumb. Trans. — 4. JOSEPH PATRICK FENNESSEY Joe How about a game of pool? Sam's super salesman gonna make a million play- ing pool Mario Andretti of B.F. Frequently seen in N.H. Mix. Ch. — 1,2; Golf — 1,2; F.F.B. — 1; I.B.A. — 1,2,3, 4; SkiT. —2. PAULINE MARIE FRENETTE Polly I mean .. . cover it all up! Always laughing about a certain joke Joe's private secretary ... future fashion model? ... any more pol- ock jokes? LESTA HELEN GARRAPY Tessie I 'magine, stoke that baby! Loves her Friday nights on the town, and her booze parties . . always with the Bingham boy . Hot Rod Plymouth. DEBRA LEE GILMAN Debi I'm not worried. Super Santa Sticker Stamper loves prune juice and bananas always smiling .. And that's the truth! Mix. Ch. — 2; Ski T. — 3,4; Sp. Tr. — 3,4; F.L.C. — 3,4; G.G.C. — 1,4; Ski C. — 2,3,4; Jr. P. — 3; Sr. P. — 4; S. — 4; Sr. Banq. — 4; C.F.N.C. — 4. MARGARET ANN GLEASON Maggi Ain't seen you in a coon's age. Grafton frog pond .. Hoola Hattie ... eggie duces has great parties Gary's house for one! Gymn. — 1; 1-A. P. — 1; S.B. — 1,2,3,4; Mix. Ch. — 1, 2,3,4; B.B.-J.V. — 2, Var. — 3,4; G.A.A. — 3,4; Jr. P. — 3; N.H.S. — 3,4; Pep C. pres. — 3,4; Sr. Banq. — 4; Sr. P. — 4. DIANA LEE GUTMANN Tinker My father would kill me! ALWAYS at ALL the parties ... cute, sweet, and tiny gets grounded . always seen with a different guy. Gymn. — 1,4; 1-A.P. — 1; Sp. Tr. — 1,2; Cheer. J.V. — 1,2, Var. — 2; Jr. P. — 3; Sr. P. — 4; Ten. — 4. KEN HADLEY Rudy What are you doing? See him on the next golf team one of the 3 of the big 11 Joe Golfer Jumping Bean Champ. F.F.B. — 1; F.B.-J.V. — 1, Var. — 2,3,4; B.B. — 1,2; Golf - 1,2,3,4; F.L.C. — 2; M.C. — 3; W. Tr. — 3; N.H.S. — 3, V. Pres. —4. PAMELA HARTLEY I suppose so. A new face around school friendly Business Law classes . quiet. Trans. — 4. THOMAS J. HARTY Tom Aw, Come on. Great personality . always joking biggest clown in town HOPES TO BECOME A PRIEST?? Mix. Ch. — 1,2,3,4; F.B. mgr. — 1,2,3,4; B.B. mgr. 1,2, 3,4; 1-A.P. — 1,2,3,4; Ch. Ens. — 3,4; Jr. P. - 3; All State Mus. Fest. — 3,4; B. — 3,4; Cons. — 3; Sr. Play 4; S. —4. TIMOTHY JAMES HEMINGWAY Hester How's it going, sleazy. Always seen in his yellow V.W. One of T.H.E. Sax- tons River boys. I.B.A. —3,4. MARTHA ANN HENNESSEY Mawtha Could be! Lots of earrings, ribbons, shoes and clothes Hey. this is your stomach talking! paints pep club signs under kitchen tables. Mix. Ch. — 1,2,3,4; B. — 1,2,3,4; W. Ens. — 1; Hi. Sch. — 1,2; Off. W. — 1,2,3; 1-A.P. — 1,2,3; S.C. — 2,3,4; Pam enjoys Bio. C. — 2; Gov. B. — 2,3; Lat. C. V. Pres. — 2; Pep B. — 3,4; Sec. — 3; N.H.S. — 3,4; Jr. P. — 3; S. — 3, ed. — 4; All State Mus. Fest. — 3; M.T. — 3,4; G'S. — 3; M.C Pres. — 4; D.A.R. award — 4. JOHN HITCHCOCK Gup Yelp! Mountain Dew kid shop boy. MARILEE BETH HUNTOON Marilee I try hard! B.F.'s own answer to Picasso! loves anything dark and mysterious . Smart! Smart! Smart! a good friend to all. Out. Fresh. — 1; Lat. award — 1,3; Orch; Ten. — 2; Lat. C. — 2; M.C. — 3; M.T. — 3; D.C. — 3; G.G.C. — 3; Jr. Award — 3; N.H.S. — 3, pres. 4; 1st pr. W.C. Art Cont. — 3. SHARON BELLE HUTCHINS Hot Pants Wally Is that right! Can always be seen Sat. nights at Claremont Speed- way has wild birthday parties What's at Tenney's Lumber Mill besides Lumber? Mix. Ch. — 3,4. JOANNE JAMES Jamesy What a bummer!! Worries over Paul S. great kid fights over Pin- to takes her chances and waits her turn . interest on West St. Bio. C. — 2; F.L.C. — 2,3,4; Ski C. — 2,3,4; Pep C. — 3,4; Jr. P. — 3; Off. W. — 3; Sp. Tr. — 3,4; Most Imp. Play, award — 3. DIANN L. JOHNSON Dia Oh! no. £ ' Easy going boy crazy always looking for Jona- than hates Physics . crazy about horses a good friend. TERRY LEE JOHNSON T.J. Yes sir He likes racing a snowmobile friend to the end. MARY JANE KEEFE Keefer Got a dime? P.A. tried to steal home on a walk friend to one and all . never has any money good looking friend in Maine. S.B. Var. — 1,2,3 ; B.B. — J.V. co. capt. 1, Var. — 2,3, 4; G.G.C. — 1, G.A.A. — 3; Sr. P. — 4; Off. W. — 4; Fresh Rec. — 4. JO ANN KISSELL Muscles Riverside Park loyal friend fad diets really good kid likes school. G.G.C. —1,2; F.L.C. —3,4. CECILE MARIE LAFAYETTE Cecil Oh no! Real nice kid wouldn't hurt anybody's feelings gets excited at football and basketball games mild temper. F.H.A. — 1; Maj. — 1,2, Capt.; G.G.C. — 2,3; F.L.C. — 4; S. — 4. DEAN LYLE LAFAYETTE Deano I love you, Jane. Frequent walks to Allenville 45 min? He's Joe skier! 4th of July at Mud Cove all around sportsman. Oh, brother! The great kiwi lover sun worshiper crazy ex- periences in Canada a friend to all always on a diet. Cafe. — 1; F.L.C. — 2,3,4; Bio. C. treas. — 2; Pep C. — 2,3,4; Sp. Tr. — 3,4; Ski C. — 3,4; H.C.C. — 4; C.F.N.C. — 4; S. 4; Off. W. — 4; Ski T. — 4. ANNETTE JENNIE GAE KLICK Gae Might as well, it's free! Professional elf at Santa's Land often seen tooling around in a Jeep wild trips in Vt. transit station wa- gons and buses . sha-ha-na fan. Cafe. — 1; Bio. C. — 2; Ski C. — 2,3,4; F.L.C. — 3,4; Jr. P. — 3; Ski T. — 3,4, Off. W — 4. JANET CAROL KOLODZIEJ Umm Kojo F.F.B. — 1; F.B.-J.V. — 2; B.B. mgr. — 1; Tr. mgr. — 1,2; F.L.C. — 3,4; Jr. P. — 3; Eco. Gr. — 3; I B.A. — 4. STEVE C. LAKE Laker What's happening? Likes to drive 'til all hours of the night whiz on the ski slope beautiful blond hair often seen at Windham concerts. X-C. — 1,2; Ten. —1,2,3,4; Ski T. — 2,4. JAMES LAWLOR I ain't gonna do this now. Terrific foul shooter likes camping in Grafton often seen with a nutty blond from Germany Har- low's coupe SENIOR parties. Base.-J.V. 1,2, Var. — 3; F.B.B. — 1; B.B. — 2,3, capt.; F.L.C. — 2; Fresh. Rec — 1; A A 1,2,3; Gov. B. — 2,3,4; Jr. P. — 3; X-C. — 3; Cons. — 3; Sr. Banq. — 4. JOYCE ELAINE LAWRENCE Yes, dear. Irrepressible optimist ... Whistler's Aunt .. . always has to be kept in line . where there's Joan, there's Joyce . . of English heritage. Lib. W. — 1,2; Lat. C. 2; F.T.A. — 3,4; D.C. — 3; Mix. Ch. — 3,4; Ch. Ens. — 3,4; M.C. — 3; M.T. — 3; Tut. Pro. “3,4. JOAN ELIZABETH LE FEVRE Don't call me 'Yes, dear.' Works as a bunny . the long tall elf . . she's Weird! Dignified Dingbat Where there's Joyce, there's Joan. . F.T.A. — 1,2,3,4; Lib. W. — 1,2,3; Lat. C. — 2; G.G.C. — 2,3,4; D.C. — 3; M.C. — 3,4; M.T. — 3,4; N.H.S. — 3, 4; Jr. P. — 3; Mix. Ch. — 4; S. — 4. ROBERT L. LEITGEB Bob Wooo Either plays the guitar or washes dishes loves his Hermy (amplifier)! . always getting kicked out of the Lib enjoys speed. F.F.B. — 1. ALFRED LEONARD Alfie What can I say! One of Crasher's helpers . . can always be seen with a certain gang at a certain apartment. MARY JANE LOBER Mary Que Pasa 5 feet of sunshine ... a proud Vermonter ... a happy hi for all our E.V.S. Garden Grower witches laugh. Pep C. — 1,2,3, Sec. 4; G.G.C. — 1; Bio. C. — 2; F.L.C. — 2, Sec. 3,4; Ten. — 3,4; C.F.N.C — 3,4; Jr. P. — 3; Gov. B. — 3,4; S. — 3, ed. activities — 4; S.C. Aud. of Accounts — 4; Sp. Tr. — 4; Write Before Your Eyes — 3, 4. RANDY LOCKERBY Ra-Ra You got a pencil? Always a friendly person . cheats in Chemistry + Biology weekend parties in Grafton? F.F.B. — 1; Base. J.V. —1,2, Var. 3,4; Ski C. — 3,4. RICHARD MICHAEL EDWARD LONG Dick Tough guy, tough guy B.F.U.H.S.'s answer to Howard Cosell .. want to go to the movies tonight? Dale won't catch us. ... a good friend in his own way . . Dale Perkins' Brownie from way back. F.B.B. — 1; F.F.B. — 1; Base.-J.V. — 1,2, B.B.-J.V. — 2, co. capt. — 3, Var. — 3,4; F.B.-J.V. — 2; 1-A.P. — 2,4; Ten. — 3,4; Jr. P. — 3; Elks Y.D.G. — 3; Model U.N. — 3; B'S. Alt. — 3; Am. Leg., M.D. Ex. Sp. — 3,4; S.C. — 4; Sr. P. — 4; U.N. Panelist — 4. CYNTHIA'ANNE LOWELL Cindy Must be nice. Easy going . always looking for Mark great kitchen worker comical great kid, until you get to know her usually laughing. MARK CURTIS LUND Marcus Whatcha up to tonight? Jan . always chasing a fire truck trouble causer . . never late to school?!? JULIE ANN MC CARTHY Jules Heeeeey! Spends 90% of her time at St. Charles Beatrice's ROSANNE M. MC COY Butch Don't. Always has an excuse for everything often seen running with the B.F. track good looking very friendly. DEBRA JEAN MELLISH Debi What can you say! Easy to talk with often seen in the Art room likes a special part of Cedar Crest one of the Gage- ville Girls. Sp. Tr. — 1,2; Jr. P. — 3; Off. W. — 4. LINDA MARIE MICHNIEWICZ Muckle Gimme a break. Anything goes Ruby Tuesday always knows what she's doing?! Orange juice, Bagels, Boston, or Bust. ... friend to all. Mix. Ch. — 1,2,3,4; Ski C. —1,2,3,4; S.B.-J.V. — 1; Off. W. — 1; Bio. C. — 2; S.C. Att. Gen. — 3, Treas. 3; V.A.S.C. wksh — 2; Cl. pres. — 1,4; V.A.S.C. Conv. — 3; G'S. — 3; S.C. award — 3; Jr. P. — 3 (Co-Chairman); Gov. B. — 3; All State Mus. Fest. — 3; Ch. Ens. — 3,4; C.F.N.C. — 3,4; Pep C. — 2, V. Pres. — 3,4; F.L.C. — 4; S. — 3, Copy Ed. — 4; Ski T. — 4; A.A. Treas. — 4. VIRGINIA MILLER Ginny I don't believe it! Sumy anybody seen any elephants? don't have to be pink ... I need the shoe bag where's that ping pong ball now. C.F.N.C. —3,4. Mix. Ch. — 1,2,3,4; Cheer. J.V. — 1,2, Var. — 3,4; S.B. — 1; Off. W. — 1; Cl. Treas. — 1; Pep C. — 2,4, Treas. 3; Bio. C. — 2; Lat. C. Pres. — 2; Gov. B. — 2,3,4; Ski C. — 2,3,4; 1-A.P. — 2,3,4; Ch. Ens. — 3,4; S.C. — 3, Sec. — 4; Jr. P. — 3; C.F.N.C. — 3,4; Ten. Var. — 3,4; D.C. — 4; F.L.C. —4; Sr. P. — 4. KIM M. MORIGLIONI Kimmer Where's the party? Honda man where's your license? N.H. police Mrs. Patterson, can I go downtown during study? REX ALAN MORIGLIONI Rex No applause, just throw money. Drives a rotten V.W. runs the mile in 5 hours and 32 min looks like a wicked hippie. Bio. C. — 2. DOUGLAS MORRIS Doug Quiet frequently seen in A-V room . . often seen leaving the music area loyal to Sr. parties. Trans. — 4. MARTHA ELLEN MOTES Marta Prove it! Great kid, she just talks too much outgoing to the point of being dangerous knows how to have fun. F.L.C. —1; F.H.A. —1,2. EARL MOUL Rocky What's the matter with a Ford? A good kid but those butts are going to kill him! . look out for Tina. EARLINE MOUL Shortie ''Everyone can't be tall, there has to be some short ones like me. Easy going one who is always working cool kid always in trouble with too many brothers. DAVID CARL NOYES Dicker Oh, Yeah. Beautiful smile senior class Romeo . Joe Ath- lete . F.F.B. — 1, J.V. —1,2,3, Var. — 3,4; Gym award — 3. PAUL NUSZ Nuts Keeps trucking on one of Walt's Brownies what homework? X-C. — 1; Base., J.V. — 2, Var. — 3,4; Bio. C. — 2; Jr. P. — 3; W. Tr. —4. JONATHAN ALAN NUTT Jon Hello there, little freshman punk. A pun is a pun, is a pun keeps on chewing the gum Hi there. Mr. Fawcett's 1st hand potter chew, chew, chew, POP! chew, chew. Trans. — 4; Photo C. — 4; F.L.C. — 4; D.C. — 4; Ski C. — 4; Sr. P. —4. PAUL JAMES OBUCHOWSKI Obie Wicked. Who's Polish? . wicked smart!! .. great kid one of the 3 leaders of the big 11 friend to all star athlete dumb laugh. F.F.B. — 1; F.B., J.V. - 1,2, Var. — 2,3,4 Tri. capt. 4; F.B.B. — 1; B.B.-J.V. 1,2, Var. — 3,4; Base.-J.V. — 1; S.C. — 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Gymn. — 1; Golf — 2,3,4, Bio. C. Pres. 2; Pr. Trophy — 2; V.A.S.C. Conv. — 3; M.C. — 3, Treas. — 4; M.T. — 3,4; B'S. — 3; Gov. B. — 2,3,4; Jr. P. — 3, co. Chair.; N.H.S. 3, Treas. 4; Mix. Ch. 3,4; Pep C. 3: F.L.C. — 3, Cl. V. Pres. 4; A.A. V. Pres. — 4; S. — 3, Bus. Mgr. — 4; Fresh. Rec. —4. NANCY WRIGHT ORVIS Nance May I ask you just one question? New sneakers, with pink laces! African hands always losing her class ring oh why don't you just grow up! G.G.C. — 1,2,3; B.B. J.V. — 1,4, Mgr. — 3; Ski C. — 2; Bio. C. — 2; F.L.C. — 3, Treas. — 4; G.A.A. — 3,4; S.B. — 3; Pep C. — 3,4; Jr. P. — 3; S. — 3, Sports Ed. — 4. CHARLES AURELE PARANT Charlie Quiet but very artistic. Trans. — 3. DEBRA SUE PARKER Deb What ever do you mean? The girl with the lightning white smile one of the really beautiful people a real friend when you need one. Ten. — 1,2; Bio. C. — 2; Lat. C. — 2; Pep. C. — 3; H.C.C. — 3,4; Ski C. — 3,4; Jr. P. — 3; S. — 4. KAREN PARSLEY Kay Fun to be with big on words, talent, and wit never ugly, always laughing about something. Trans. — 3; B. — 3,4; N.H.S. — 3,4; St. B. — 3,4; G.G.C. — 3,4, Ch. Ens. — 4. ROGER ROBERT POITRAS Frog A very good kid and close friend . real cute hair. JANE ELLEN RAPANOTTI lam Not! One half of the cousin twins?!? Are you sure? drive-in movies a true and loyal friend. Trans. — 2; Bio. C. — 2; Lat. C. Treas. — 2; Mix. Ch. — 2; Cl. Sec. — 3,4; Jr. P. 3; Ski C. — 3,4; H.C.C. — 3,4; S.C. — 3; Pep C. — 3; S. 3, Sr. Ed. — 4. CECELIA REESE Jim Got the Hebi Jebi's. Monday Morning blues . always known to stretch the truth likes moustaches, long hair and guy named Spin . . Cape Cod. B.B.-J.V. — 1,2; S.B.-Var. 1,2; Ski T. — 1,2,3,4; Ski C. — 1,2,3,4; Jr. P. — 3; G.G.C. — 1,2. WILLIAM W. RICE Bill, Gomo Don't touch me. I'm perfect. Always on the way to Ludlow likes to get in car accidents . likes the girls dislikes Artie Cats! F.F.B. — 1; F.B.-Var. — 4. DARLENE KATHERINE RUSSO Russo Quit Dreamin' 10-9-13 . The pond and Putney Mt. bedroom eyes Get 'em up. Cheer.-J.V. — 1, Var. — 2,3, Capt. — 4; Sp. Tr. — 1, 2; G.G.C. — 1,2; Jr. P. — 3, Queen's Court; D.E.C.A. — 4; Off. W. — 3,4; Pep C. —1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN THERESA SHULTZ Shultzie I doubt it. Grafton Frog Pond best parties in town at Shultz- ies! EggieDoocies Pajama party?! B.B.-J.V. — 1, Var. — 2,3,4; S.B. — 1; Pep C. — 1,2,3, Treas. 4; Bio. C. — 2; G.A.A. 3,4, V. Pres. 3; Jr. P. — 3; S. 3; Off. W. — 2,3; M.C. — 4; M.T. — 4; F.L.C. — 4; French Exchange Student — 4; J.B. Club — 3. SUSAN MARIE SHATTUCK Sue Oh God, I don't know. Paul's other half a future little wife always seen in a blue V.W. friendly to everyone Hawk! Cheer., J.V. — 1,2; S.C. — 1,2; Off. W. — 1,2,3,4; Mix. Ch. —1,2; Cl. V. Pres. — 1; Cl. Treas. — 2; Jr. P. — 3. LINDA SHEPARD George When will it all end? A friend to all talks, talks, talks acts rugged during gym class says what she thinks. B. —1. THOMAS SLOBODNJAK Tom I don't care. Often seen in Saxtons River Remember D hill local boy makes good? F.B.B. — 1; F.F.B. — 1; Jr. P. — 3; F.L.C. — 3; Sr. P. — 4. CAROLE SMITH Smity Are you kidding. A weirdo friend who sometimes makes your prob- lems go away nice person to have around usual- ly seen at the Westminster I.G.A. DONNA SPEAR Donna Wayne Who? Says what she thinks a great friend beautiful in many ways huge eyes . understanding Our Queen. Ten. — 1; Mix. Ch. — 1,2; Pep C. — 1,2; Bio. C. — 1; Jr. P. Queen — 3; D.E.C.A. — 4; S. — 4. PAUL STACK Pickles ' Do you believe in ghosts? The lover of all animals . one of the big 3 of the big 11 .. hears a different drummer faithful Democrat of Nov. 7, class. KATHERINE HAZEL TATRO Kathy You know? No, I'm riding my horse .. . always in the art room Joe strawberry picker beautiful hair Mr. Brys' pet Joe singer. F. F.B. — 1; F.B., J.V. — 2, Var. — 2,3,4; Base. J.V. — 1, 2; Jr. P. — 3. CATHY HAZEL STEBBINS C.H. Spider But I don't understand? Horses, horses, horses doesn't like black pens . future Conan Doyle? Ten. — 1, F.T.A. — 1,2,3,4; H.C.C. — 1,2,3,4; Lat. C. — 3; Lib. W. — 3; M.T. — 3,4; 1-A.P. — 3; M.C. Sec. — 4; Mix Ch. — 4; Sp. Tr. — 4; Sr. P. — 4; S. — 3, Typing Ed. — 4. ANN STEELE Leggs Quiet except in band wicked cute smile Joe's typist quiet laugh, but watch out when she's mad! Pep B. — 1,3,4; B. — 1,2,3,4; W. Ens. — 1,2; Lat. C. — 2; St. B. — 2,3,4; Jimi Conf. — 3. ■ BONNIE JEAN STEWART Bon What? Often seen in a green truck friend to all Gold- en wheels other half .. minnie says! . great kid. Mix. Ch. — 1; Cheer.-J.V. — 1; S.C. — 2,4; Ski C. — 3; Jr. P. — 3; Pep C. — 3; Off. W. — 4. MARY BETH SULLIVAN Beth Ya know what? Curly soft hair loves baggy pants can't forget that party?! .. has to have her tea! one of the elfs. G. G.C. — 1,3,4; Bio. C, Sec. —2; Ski C. — 2,3,4; F.L.C. — 3,4; Sp. Tr. — 3; Ski T. — 3; Jr. P. — 3; S. — 4; Ten. — 4; Sr. P.—4. G.G.C. —1,2,3,4; Bio. C. — 2; Sp. Tr. — 3,4. MICHAEL C. TEDESCO Mike Oh yeah! Owner of the roaring red Ford has a thing about going through stop signs lost licenses? MARK M. TIDD Mark Whatever. Great personality good imagination often seen walking the halls . . . straight clean cut American boy. I.B.A. — 2. DEBRA JEAN VONDLE Debbie That's not bery nice. Safe with Benny? ... always a good friend ... I'm going bowling. Mom always liked the bath tub lots of buddies. G.G.C. — 1,2; J.V. Cheer. — 1,2; Sp. Tr. — 1,2,3,4; M.V. P. — 2; Jr. P. — 3; Ski C. — 2,3,4; S. — 4. DONNA MARIE VONDLE Dude You little monger. Loves ecology trips and sports . where's the coffee and my jeans? . I know we don't look alike! gets along great with midgets. Fr. Award — 1; J.V.B.B. — 1,2; S.B. — 1; All Star — 2; Sp. Tr. — 3,4; G.X-C. — 4; Ski T. — 2,3,4; Ski C. — 2,3,4; Sec. — 3; Cl. V. Pres. — 2; Cl. Pres. — 3; A.A. Sec. — 4; G.A.A. — 3,4; Model U.N. — 3; G'S. Alter. — 3; C.F.N.C.-V. Pres. — 3, Pres. — 4; b.C. — 2,3; Jr. P. — 3; Ecol. Gr. — 3,4. RANDALL K. WAREING Randy Really good. Putney Fan Picked a Rose without thorns . faithful mini bike owner good company in a snow storm enjoys speeding. BRUCE WARYAS Brother Bruce bon of a gun! Nice kid very friendly always in the drafting room with Kitty . pretty eyes. NANCY ELLEN WASHBURN Nanc Oh, stop it! A friend to all, small, large, human or animal cra- zy laugh half of the cousin twins?! often seen in a white Rambler. Cl. Sec. — 1; Lat. Award — 1; Lat. C. Sec. — 2; Bio. C. — 2; Mix. Ch. — 1,2; Ch. Ens. — 3; Cl. Treas. — 3, 4; G'S. — 3; Jr. P. — 3; N.H.S. — 3, Record. Sec. — 4; S.C. — 2,3,4; Pep C. — 3; H.C.C. — 2,3,4; S. — 3, Sr. Ed. — 4; SkiC. SCOTT ARTHUR WENDEL Scottie Got any music? Good looking smooth voice distinctive walk. Sp. Tr. —1; A.V. — 1. DALE ALLEN WEST Dale You think so! Cute eyes and sewn up pants . X-country ski champ Drive-in movies a really great person 1 for 3. Trans. — 1; F.B.B. — 1; Golf — 1,2,3,4; Var. F.B. Mgr. — 2,3; Bio. C. — 2; Ski T. — 2,3,4; Ski C. — 2,3,4; F.L.C. — 2,4; I.B.A. — 2,3,4; Jr. P. — 3; 1-A.P. — 3,4; Sr. P. — 4; Sr. B. — 4; S. — 3, Ass't. Bus. Mgr. — 4. LESLIE JOSEPH WHITE Joe McDern Dern Are you kidding? New Year's Eve! lover of Sha-Na-Na Sleep out at the pond? try anything once Reject Club? B.B. J.V. — 1; Var. — 2,3,4; I.B.A. — 3,4; Jr. P. — 3. LAWRENCE WILKINS Yaha Always seen in the office nice hi for eveyone love those legs keeps everyone in stitches on bus to Bratt. SALLY JAYNE WILLIAMS Oh boy! Likes a certain person fom P.S.C. special interest in the Belmont Drive In great personality shy until you get to know her, then F.L.C. — 2; Sp. Tr.—4. ROBERT J. WOODARD Bubs Stubby the-2nd stranger from Athens lies down between plays in P.E. football. DIANA WORDELL Quiet always carrying her crocheted pocketbook enjoys home arts. Trans. — 4. IN MEMORIAM We wish to honor the memory of Scott Semonite, a student, our classmate and friend. Because of his untimely death, many of us did not know Scott, but for those who went to school with him and became friends with him our thoughts of Scott are still with us. The ties of friend- ship have yet to be broken. SENIOR CLASS NOTABLES Friendliest: Paul Nusz, Deb Gilman. Best dancers: Tinker Gutman, Mar- ty Brennan. Best friends: Mark Chisamore, Leslie White. ' Did most for the class: Paul Obuchowski, Linda Michniewicz. Most Athletic: Steve Devoe, Mary Keefe. Class nighthawks: Mary jane Carr, Steve Devoe. Class crooners: Mark Chisamore, Brenda Moore. Best looking: Donnie Bruce, Bonnie Stewart. Most popular: Paul Obuchowski, Sue Shattuck. Cutest smile: Richard East, Bonnie Stewart. Most studious: Paul Obuchowski, Joyce Lawrence. Best dressed: Donnie Bruce, Sue Shattuck. Most musical: Mike Brown, Brenda Moore. Most polite: Richard East, Deb Gilman. 91 BOOSTERS Bellows Falls Cash Market Leonard M. Lisai Groceries Meats Tel. 463-4118 Bellows Falls Trust Company Offices in Bellows Falls — Putney — Londonderry Richard E. Brown Agency Insurance and Real Estate Bellows Falls, Vermont Walt Comstock Builingand Remodeling Athens, Vermont Cote's Jewelers Bellows Falls, Vermont Jewelry and Gifts Dexter's Mens Ladies' Clothing Arrow — Pendleton — Puritan Dexter Roofing, Inc. 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Bellows Falls, Vermont Henriette's Gift Shop Bellows Falls, Vermont Kane's Pharmacy Eddie Kane — John Malley Woodlan Tool Machine, Inc. Machining — Tooling — Design We wish to express our appreciation to the fol- lowing for photographic services and art work respectively: Mr. Rexford Coleman, photography Mr. Richard Carroll, photography Mr. Arthur Giguere, art work Mr. Timothy Hennessey, art work Allen Bros. Bates Television Service, Inc. Big Red Barn Capron's Paint Shop Community Feed Store Compliments of a Friend Compliments of Nick's Cafe Cota Cota B.P.O. Elks 1619 Fall Mountain Motors Jim Farrell Son First Vermont Bank Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Githens Gleason Transportation Company Grafton Village Nursery, Inc. Dr. Ray E. Griffin William H. Hennessey 95 SPONSORS Highlands Restaurant and Motel Hubbard Farms I.G.A. Food Store lla's Stairway Beauty Salon R.N. Johnson Knights of Columbus John Mac Leod Pinnacleview Equipment Co. Putnam's Market Robertson Paper Co., Inc. Shattuck's I.G.A. Sign of the Raven Sisters Pizza Rev. Richard Tinney A.J. Tidd, Inc. Toussaint's Paint Center CONTRIBUTORS American Finance Corporation A P Supermarket The Band Box Barbieri's Dr. William Berg Bellows Falls Chamber of Commerce Bliss Lawlor Insurance Agency Bogart's I.C.A. Brilliant's T.V. Service Compliments of a Friend Con-o-lite of Vermont, Inc. A Friend Cram's Antique Shoppe John C. Crowley Cushman's Restaurant Dery Cafe Devon Diner Dick's Shoe Store Economy Market Esther's Dress Shop Falls Cinema File Hammer Silver Fine Furriers 96 Fuller Hardware Colec Rest Home Green Mountain Produce Mr. and Mrs. William W. Grout Hallaway the Florist H.A. Manning Co. Ike Huntley, Auctioneer John's House of Beauty Marion's Beauty Shop Margaret's Beauty Salon J. J. Newberry Co. North Walpole Supply Pierce Lawton — Post No. 37 Rockingham Automotive Store Sam's Department Store Richard A. Sancutuary, M.D. Roland E. Scott Snow Lear Co., Inc. The Square Yard Shop Dr. David M. Stewart, M.D. The Rocking Horse MANAGUA: u| UAKE TARGET S! GOLF Golf matches were held with: Springfield, Brattleboro, Bennington, Rutland, Mount St. Joseph, Ludlow, Manchester, Mt. An- thony Union, Otter Valley. Though we endured a wet season ending up with 6 wins and 12 losses, we are only losing a few team members so there is much po- tential for next year's team. A. Beals,). Cruickshank, P. Kissell, R. Gutmann, K. Hadley, S. West, P. Obuchowski, T. Massucco, Coach Wyman. Missing from pic- ture, R. Wickberg, R. Tenney, D. Higgins. SEATED — G. McWilliam, C. Zielinski, J. Rapanotti, D. Crilly. STANDING — M. Hitchcock, M. Kane, S. Lawlor, D. West, T. Swarts, R. Francis. TOP TEN J. LeFevre, M. Hennessey, N. Washburn, P. Obuchowski, M. Huntoon, P. Frenette, C. Lafayette, A. Steele, J. Lawrence. Missing from picture — K. Parsley. Roomates — B. Howard, C. Stebbins, T. Fontaine, S. Devoe, B. Moore, J. Cote. ONE ACT PLAYS Roomates was selected for competition in the Southern District Festival and Best Actress and Actor chosen for the season were Jane Cote and Donald Bruce. Bruce. This Way to Heaven — D. Harlow, P. Blake, M. Brennan, M. Keefe. ROW 1 — S. Carle, C. Bezanson, D. Palmer, M. Kane, C. Patterson, S. Morrison. ROW 2 — Coach Siano, D. Chaffee, B. Moore, L. Church, K. Griswold, M. Bezan- son, M. Bresland, T. Howarth, A. Blanchard. TENNIS Wet tennis courts . . soggy balls . a lot of practice Shirley Whiplash Mc- Donalds anyone? . . . the strive to win. Boys' record 8-5 surprised some teams hard fight for the play offs . losing three powerful Seniors strong and competitive in '74! ROW 1 — C Daniels, L. Jennison, E. Giguere, C. Ashley, R. Kleinkauf, S. Bennett, D. Coburn, B. Stewart. ROW2 — S. Rumrill, L. Tolaro, T. Lawrence, G. McWilliam, M. Keefe, J. Barber, M. Fletch- er, J. Cote. Missing from picture: E. Anoe, L. Rumrill, C Miller and Coach Rodia. The 1973 Softball season saw Bellows Falls Union High School girls win the Dot Jones Championship, the Invitational Tournament in Essex Junction, and some of the girls made the All Star Team. The overall rec- ord was one to be proud of: 18-1! Varsity, ROW 7 — P. Frink; Mgr., R. Long, D. Paine, F. Hopps, L. White, M. Brown, P. Nusz, J. Stark, M. lynch. ROW2 — Coach Bisbee, R. Noyes, M. Eno, C. Kibbe, T. Fontiane, D. Bruce,). Smidutz, F. Lawlor. Junior Varsity, ROW 7 — P. Kiniry, R. Bazin, T. Shelc, R. Lockerby, P. Fry, L. Harlow, A. Bernier. ROW 2 — R. Sprague, J. Reese, R. Keating, D. Salimone, M. Bresland, S. Bobrowski, S. Lisle. Missing from picture: Coach Pickering. BASEBALL Games rained out run game. Butch's 7 inning, 1 hit, no B.F. 3 Fall Mountain 6 B.F. 1 Windsor 11 B.F. 8 Newport 4 B.F. 3 Brattleboro 9 B.F. 10 Lebanon 0 B.F. 4 Hanover 2 B.F. 1 Brattleboro 9 B.F. 1 Hartford 5 B.F. 14 Springfield 6 B.F. 2 Fall Mountain 3 B.F. 3 Springfield 8 B.F. 6 Windsor 8 B.F. 6 Hartford 0 B.F. 5 M.S.J. 4 B.F. 0 Mt. Anthony 1 B.F. 3 Rutland 11 Varsity missing the playoffs losses. by Mr. Henry, the band director, is happy with his band's performance on their recent tour. With many of this year's members remaining and many new ones joining, the band is looking ahead to another tour next year. POPS CONCERT Our annual Pops Concert, this year entitled “Spring Thing , took on a new format. Instead of staying with tradi- tion, a few new touches were added and the result was a new type of concert. All the choral groups performed — the Girls' Glee Club, Choral Ensemble, and Mixed Chorus. Along with this, the instrumental groups were added — the Stage Band, a Sax Ensemble, and a gui- tar group. Mr. Brys, the choral director, was very pleased with the performances of all his choral groups. He looks forward to another very good year next year with all his performing groups. JUNIOR PROM We're off to see the Wizard, the wonderful Wizard of Oz .. Music by Wreck First rock group Happy trees Poppy fields yellow brick road Emerald City . . hard work but a lot of fun! The Queen; Pauline Blake and her court; Nancy Soboleski, Jill Mosher, Peggy Fredrikson, and Janice Smith. Greg Francis vs. Chris Taylor from Hartford, Vt. Jim Sears TRACK IS BACK Head Coach Peter Petty and his three assistants, Francis Coyne, George Ruland and Fred Stolle signed up a record number of participants for this year. Track, however, is more than receiving awards after a race or at the end of the year. In order to receive the awards, one must really work long and hard during practices. This fact might have led to the record number of boys who also dropped out. Hard work did pay off, though, for the thirty-five who stuck with it all season. Sophomore Jim Sears, weight-man captain, qualified for the New Eng- land Track Meet by placing third in the discus with a throw of 130'5 Vi . John Dockum, a junior, received the Most Improved Weight-Man tro- phy, and came on strong near the end of the year in both the shot put and the javelin. Tim Allen, a sophomore, captured third place in the pole vault at the State Meet, qualifying for the New England's by clear- ing the bar at 12'6 . Tim also received the Most Improved Jumper trophy. Leroy Lloyd, another sophomore, qualified for the State Meet in the 220 yard sprint. Greg Francis, only a freshman, took home the Most Improved Runner trophy and is doing well in the half-mile. An out- standing long distance runner, Duane Miller, continually broke the school's two-mile record, bringing the time down to 9:49.6. Duane, a junior and captain of the runners, ran the mile as well as the two, and captured first-place in both events at the Southern District Meet. He took third-place in the mile at the State Meet, qualifying for the New England Track Meet. Despite all this talent, the Terriors didn't win any of their eleven meets. The team is only losing two seniors though and promises to improve under Coach Petty over the next few years. ROW 7 — R. Francis, F. Boggess, T. Eno, E. Smith, D. Miller, J. Sears, B. McWilliams, L. Lloyd, S. Johnson, B. Waryas, Coach Ruland. ROW 2 — G. Dawkins, Coach Coyne, J. Schultz, G. Francis, D. Michaud, B. Hammond, J. Madore, P. Hammond, D. Lafayette, K. Mack, D. Masure, Coach Petty. ROW 3 — E. Fisher, W. Kissell, K. Cook, T. Allen, J. Dock- um, E. Holden, M. Jackman, R. Miller. Missing from picture: Coach Stolle. ROW 7 — A. Cray, R. Locklin, T. Wright, B. Hammond, J. Sauve, D. Ford, C. Parsley, K. Garfield. ROW 2 — B. Knowlton, N. Buck,). Griffin, P. Blake, j. Kissell, M. Michniewicz, B. Brennan, J. Comstock, M. Dowling. ROW 3 — D. Sullivan, D. Clark, L. Tatro, D. Von- dle, C. Grippo, L. Hemelberg, M. Anderson, H. Sullivan, L. Streeter. ROW 4 — J. Olivers, J. Aldrich, T. Kiniry, D. Gilman, C. Kissed, j. Smith, A. Stickney; Mgr., J. James, T. Swarts, Coach Warner. Missing from picture: D. Vondle, J. McCarthy, N. Simonds, B. Berg, E. Brennan and Coach Pellerin. Bruce Waryas Leroy Lloyd Duane Miller Ed Fisher Ed Smith 1973 CLASS NIGHT a change from the traditional Class Day awards, awards, and more awards being formally invited to participate in Alumni activities . . . marching in caps and gowns for the first time a thank you, a yearbook, and a standing ovation for Mr. and Mrs. Lober, better known as Grouchly and Bagly . Obie finally receiving his class gift . a question being raised about our sound (?) minds and bodies ... a visit from Edith Ann a look at our past and future . . the Senior Class leav- ing our table in the library to Mrs. Brinton .. Here we stand, proud and free — Class of '73 . . . leaving the formalities for yet another party. 1973 GRADUATION a switch from the traditional Wednesday night graduation to Thursday night . diplomas with the wrong date printed on them purple tipped white carnations . Mr. William Hennessey, a former school board member, handing out diplomas . Pauline Frenette receiving the Alumni Prize . .. speeches dealing with Proud and Free — '73 .. marching to Pomp and Circumstance . . singing Alma Mater . . impatiently awaiting the parties afterward. 1973 ALUMNI PARADE building a cap and diploma for our float making yellow flowers at the last minute working all Saturday night?? . Bonnie Stewart being crowned by Governor Tom Salmon . saying “Hello to people at the nursing home carrying coolers and smoking cigars . the '73 Cheer and the Class Song BFUHS Marching Band win- ning third prize. Photo Credit: Virginia Clark Anne Rodia 1972 73 INTERNATIONAL EVENTS □ President Nixon made important visits to Red China and the USSR. □ Comprehensive searches of airline passengers and baggage became standard procedure in an effort to re- duce skyjackings. 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