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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1975 volume:

Reach out and let my fingers touch yours. Many times our hands have strengthened one another. Our smiles cheered each other And our mutual excitement kept us from the sleep of apathy. I look back and see our happiness. And I know that it is up to us to keep our lives so bright. Reach out, let my fingers touch yours; We will work for the future, Side by side. Together. Sherry Lawrence TOGETHER We began together . The first generation . . . The first graduating class entering the new school as freshmen seedlings to continue on thru four years, finally to graduate. Seedlings planted in the “earth” of education An idea . . . A dream born of longing for a newer, freer form of education An unrestricted, unrestrained process of learning . . . with something for everyone. It was honored and respected because it was special . . We became special for having had it. The dream became a reality for the students . . . for the teachers. We centered our very lives around it and loved it. as teacher, friend, life. For each and every one of us the togetherness we found nurtured and developed in four years of learning held a deep seated meaning. We are the first to complete the dream, to live, to learn, to grow with it. Whatever we do, whether we fail or succeed, together we are the product of a dream. Marcia S. Beza SAMPLER 1975 Bellows Falls Union High School Athens, Grafton, Rockingham, Westminster Vermont Harry Noyes, Superintendent of Schools School Directors: Joseph C. Plummer Bertil F. Wickberg William G. Semonite Natt L. Divoll, Jr. David M. Stewart Frank A. McGaffigan Edward J. Olbrych Alfred K. Wright Grafton Athens — Chairman Rockingham — Clerk Rockingham Rockingham Rockingham Westminster Westminster DEDICATION With this dedication we would like to express our gratitude, pride and respect for two of our friends whom we believe exem- plify the true meaning of working together” They both demonstrate the concern and coopera- tion of dedicated people striving to. give meaning and purpose to our lives. 4 Thank you our friends! They have touched many lives through their years of service to their profession. We, the class of nineteen hundred seventy five proudly dedicate our Sampler to Mr. Harry Weiser and Mr. Tony Cinotti in appreciation for their ideals, guidance and fine sense of humor. OFFICE Mr. Harry Weiser Mr. Charles Davis Mrs. Magella Buckley Helping the freshmen understand a 1-5 day from a 6-10 day . . . mass confusion .. . where’s Mrs. Buckley?’ ... where’s everybody?” .. . understanding school pol- icies from Mr. Weiser, even though they don’t always make sense at the time. Mrs. Nan Durling Mrs. Kathryn Massuccc Mr. Edward Sobnleski Mrs. Mary Pollard v ■ Mr. Leon Perry GUIDANCE Guidance is long talks with Mr. Perry .. . getting a schedule change . . . talking about your future ... Mr. Perkins trying to get all those Freshmen straightened out and at the same time convincing those Sophomores that they are not Graduating Juniors yet! Mr. Hugh Perkins Mr. George Clark Mrs. Mary Clark Mrs. Linda Thomas 8 MEDIA 'Can you please help me with a Mr. Farmer assignment? Taking our school into our community .. . working hard to get cable tv . . . the Big Bird and finally . . “Today the library, tomorrow the school. RESOURCE CENTER The Resource Center is Senior Table ... a lot of hard work? ... no extra wheels . . . quiet? . . . squeaky book racks . .. center of activities . . . rowdiness .. . five at a table. Mrs. Kate Brinton and Mrs. Cynthia Collins. Mr. John McAuliffe Mr. Darryl Leduc Mrs. Geraldine Harty ENGLISH English is . . . “Will the meeting come to order’ . . . “got any news” . . . “freshmen just waiting to take Sophomore poetry” . . . “Mrs. Harty managing things” ... “writing research papers” ... “giving speeches”. Mrs. Elizabeth Harmon Miss Linda Felch Mrs. Patricia Walker Miss Mary Ellen Warner w I I Mrs. Kathryn Kendall FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mrs. Joan Neumann Foreign Language is only $525.00 and Paris Here We Come! ... food sales ... a Christmas banquet .. . our own French cheerleader . . the Latin Globe Trotters ... and now the Godfather has even infiltrated the Big Bird News! Can you match the expression and the teacher? ‘Never speak hatefully Mr. Coyne ‘Don’t be nervous. Mr. D. Clark 'No Mickey Mouse.” Mr. Keefe ‘Come on now kids.” Mrs. Harmon ‘He was a cool dude. Mrs. Orcutt 'Okay people ...” Mr. Johnson “ Damn!!” Mr. Cinotti Hi beautiful!” Mr. Brys Slow down, slow down.” Mr. Gleason Hi y‘ all.” Mr. Farmer 44 SOCIAL STUDIES Social Studies is using the Canadian Book Collection for a bet- ter understanding of Canada . . . Bushmen . . . We the People . . . the department with the big budget, and more parties than birth- days . .. Halloween candy . . . and the world’s best lecturer, our own Mr. Farmer! Mrs. Jean Blacketor Mrs. Marjorie Orcutt Mr. Stanley Johnson MATH Math is working out problems when you can’t figure out the ques- tion ... 1 think I’ll go figure this one out on the calculator and if I can’t figure it out in the next hour I'll ask the teacher.” 12 Mr. Richard Farmer Mr. Francis Coyne 11 Mr. Peter Petty SCIENCE Mr. William Burton Science is missing Mr. Burton .. ..dirty overheads ... jokes by Mr. Johnson . .. fires in IPS . . . Julius Sum- na Milla . . . bunny-burners . . . old balloons . . . Sex Ed with Mr. Petty . . . sulfuric acid on the floor . . . fruit flies. Mrs. Nancy Gilbert 14 Mrs. Margaret Schultz Mr David Johnson BUSINESS Business is S.F.V ... typing to “Grant Store music . . . Bookkeeping I and II with Mr. Clark . stretch those fingers . . . Where is Mr. Gleason? Mr. Darrow Clark 15 Mr. Jay Bliss Mr. Lewis Clark INDUSTRIAL ARTS Getting stuck in the drill press . . . blowing air hoses up girl's dresses .. . “Knock it off or I'll wrap you one” . . . “Crash and “Carrot Top' . . . talking about hunting experiences. Mr. Robert Wyman Mr. Richard Comtois HOME ARTS Experimenting with new foods . . . “Clean up your mess .. . working together to put on dinners . . . trying to make something? . . . working together to put something together. Mrs. Barbara Comtois Mrs. Margarete Wetherell Mr. Michael Fawcett ART Art is developing skills in art and learning new skills in Arts and Crafts with the assistance of Mr. Fawcett and Mrs. Wetherell . . . and working together with many ideas. MUSIC Music is working together to present Christmas and Spring concerts ... all groups working hard to do their best . . . having a new band director who has adjusted well to our different concept of school and who has worked hard to keep the band together. Mr. William VonGillern 17 DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Larry Keefe Driver Ed is rides to Chester and back . . . the teacher with the guts . .. getting a new car every year changing tires . . . and parallel parking. ACCELERATED ACHIEVEMENT I he Accelerated Achievement Center is lots of extra help and individual at- tention . Reading. V riting and Rithmetic .. . class every dav .. . special machines. Mrs. Elizabeth Nutt Mr. Mark Kennedy PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr, Russell tuckering Miss Anne Rudia Mr. Spaulding Bisbee P. E. is learning how to play field hockey, sticks . . sticks .. . sticks .. . learning how to be junior sportsmen . . . hav- ing good times in gym classes . . playing fox and geese on snowshoes . . . Mr. Bisbee saying Try it, vou can do it. . . . Coed, coed, coed. CUSTODIANS Custodians are holding up walls .. . stacking chairs ,... keeping everything clean . changing garbage bags during lunch time ... 24 hour service . . . Hev Charlie, how's business, picking up? Mr. Ed Russell Mr. Charles Royce Mr. Larry Wilkins Mr. James Holton Mr Warren Peschl Mrs Edith Murras 19 ROW 1 — K. Crilly; Att. General. P. Blake; Aud. of Accounts. S. Johnson; Pres. M. Michniewicz; Vice Pres., A. Stickney; Secy-. R Larsen; Treas. ROW 2 — S. O’Connor. V7. Miller. I). Borden. L. Hemelberg. A. Obuchowski. M. Bresland. P. Putnam. M. Salmon. ROW 3 — T. Semon- ite. W. Norman. J. Griffin. H. Weiser. B Daigle. A. Schoener, P Stickney. J. Reis. A. Salmon. P. Potter. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is working together to get ideas from the students and bringing them to the administration . . . putting on a winter carnival for the enjoyment of the students and faculty . . . sports banquets and wash- ing dishes afterwards . . . passing charters . . . Student Council assemblies like Listen to the Music . . . night meetings . . . order at the meetings? . . . following Robert s Rules of Order??? a new advisor and no more kicking things around” and sticky wickets”. PEP CLUB I Pep Club is helping the cheerleaders . . . organized Bleacher Bums” . . . finally getting advisors who are our faithful Mrs. Collins” and Mrs. Kendall . . . terrior dogs outside, Harold, Dick, Ron and Pat inside . . . going to the School Board to get the Bon Fire . . . food sales . . . program selling . . . poster contests and the Juniors” stealing the show! ROW 1 — Mrs. Kendall; Advisor. K. Schofield. J. Ward, J. Donzello, B. Hammond. J. Donzello, R. Larsen, K. Rogenski, C. Gutmann. N. La- ware. Mrs. Collins; Advisor. ROW 2 — D. Adams, C. Ferguson, B. Stewart, S. Zajas, N. Hancock, L. Harlow, P Potter, P. Joy, M. Woynar. ROW 3 — D. Allen. A. Obuchowski. R. Griffin, S. O’Connor, C. DeMuzio, J. Lemp. H. Joy, P Schofield. D. Bucher ROW 4 — P. Clarke. M Bezanson. J Benjamin. B. Hodgkins. M Anderson, D Borden. I.. Hemelberg. ROW 5 — C. Barrows. D. Wheeler. C. Long. M Mack. L. Wright. C. Patterson, A. Schoener ROW 6—B. Johnson, C. Neff, P. Rogers, H Kurkul, D. Perry, S. Shore, M Roberts, B. Joy, T. Lawrence ROW' 7 — V. Wilson. N. Anderson, M. Hammond. M. LeFevre. L. Orvis, M. Salmon, K. Sullivan. ROW 8 — C. Kiniry, B. James, A. Marks, R. Mellish, G. Patrick. S Doyle. C. McKenna. L. Northrup. T. Kane. A. Stickney; Secretary. T. Semonite; Vice President. C. Patterson; Treasurer Missing from picture; J Sears; President. A. A. Athletic Association is selling tickets at the desk with Prom decorations in it . . . coming to school early in the morning to sell tickets . . . long walks . . . chasing kids down . . . autographs by Cindy Patterson. G.A.A Girl s Athletic Association is a point system . . . certificates . . . awards . . . selling EQUALITY pins; 15 pins — 1 point, 25 pins — 2 points, 30 pins — 3 points . . . Coming Events Calendar ... a lot of work but all worth while . . .“GIRL’S” Athletic Association! ROW 1 — M. Condon. J Shaughnessy; Sec y., A. Obuchowski; V. Pres . B. Knowlton; Pres. M. Smith; Treas , L. Jennison. C. Long, J Donzello. ROW 2 — C. Neff. J Donzello. D. Coburn. B. Hammond. I Benjamin. C. Demuzio. S. Neff ROW 3 — Miss Rodia; Advisor. C. Frappiea. J Flanders. A Salmon, M. Mack. C. Giguere. M Bresland. C. Roberts. W. Rumrill. S Rumrill. ROW 1 — C. Parsley. L. Watson. ROW 2 — S. Angers, C. Roberts. J. Benjamin. A. Cook, B. Cushman. J. Howe. ROW 3 — E. Hakey, D. Sali- mone. P. Slattery. R Wickberg. R. Tenney. Mrs. Neumann; Advisor. LATIN CLUB Latin Club is teachers and Latin students playing Basketball in Togas to raise funds to pay the expenses of holding the annual Roman Banquet in the Spring . . . reading Latin Poetry . . . acting in Latin plays . . . Dane- ing Girls, and many bouts. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Foreign Language Club is hoping to raise enough money to go to France . . . bake sales, bake sales, bake sales trying to figure out those crazy french maps . . . and finally at the end of the year a French Dinner. ROW 1 — C. Parsley. L. Brandon. D Adams. C Ferguson. C Roberts. B. Cushman ROW 2 — P Kissell. J Mitchell. N. Smidutz, S. Mc- Carthy ROW 3 — J Benjamin, Mrs Neumann; Advisor, R. Tenney, K Trombley, M. Bruns, B. Hodgkins, C. Long. N. Hancock, L. Tolaro, Mrs. Kendall; Advisor. Class Officers: B. Griffin. President C. Neff, Vice President M. Griswold. Secretary M. Woyner. Treasurer FRESHMAN YEAR IS: Looking forward to Freshman Reception . . . Four long years . . . Walking the halls . . . Social Studies with Mr. Coyne . . . Getting a stomach ache before Speech Class . . . Meeting and working with new teachers and students . . . Finding out the do’s and don’ts of High School — sometimes the hard w av! ROW 1 — B. Aiken. N. Anderson. D. Blodgett. L. Bell. C. Angers, M Boyd, K. Clayton. ROW'2 — J Blodgett, P. Bemis, T. Brown. W. Bryant, W. Ben ware, R. Adams ROW 3 — C. Barrows, P. Barnes, L. Burnham, M Ashcroft, S. Aiken. ROW 4 — G. Cobb. S. Anderson. W. Beam. R. Bartlett, A. Bernier. L. Church. ROW 1 — M. Cushman, A. Cook, B. Cushman, A. Dowling. E. Danahy, T. French. ROW 2 — R. Cushman. P. Con- don. N. Faulkner, R. Dupuis, G. Dawk- ins, W. Frankiewicz. ROW 3 — L. Fish- er, R. Franklin, R. Douglas, P. Cray, W. Cobb. S. Friedman, M. Fairbrother. ROW 1 — E. Gray, A. Harris D. Jenkins, G. Harrington, T Kane. ROW 2 — B Holt. M Hammond, N. Hale, C. Good now, P. Hakey Row 3 — B Griffin. M.J Griswold, J Howe, B. James, B. Johnson. ROW 4 — P Joy, K Hasel tine, P. Harrington. R. Fletch er, D. Green, L. Hallock. G Grippo. Row 1 — H. Kurkul, T. Lawrence, D. Lund. W. Mack, D. Kisseli, D. Kesek, C. Kuusela, A. Kisscll. ROW 2 — E. Keat- ing, J. McCarthy, M. Kemp, T. King, P. Lowell, T. Lester, W. Masure, K. Law- rence. ROW' 3 — D. Lavigne, D. Nicho- las. C. Lawrence. M. LeFevre, K. Mc- Kenna, R. Mellish, H. Kurkul, P. King, M. Leo, A. Mark. ROW 1 — M. Porter, L. Noyes, C. Pencek, M. Perry, B Orvis. C. Neff. ROW 2 — P Randall. P. Putnam. L. Paquette. W. Palmer, G. Patter- son. M. Nash. L. Northrup. G. Patrick ROW 3 — D. Perry. M. Roland. R Record, F. Mitchell, I). Miller. A. Neff. M. Prozzo, J. Narkiewicz, R. Rice. D. Quinn. H. Newcomb. ROW 1 — T. Rouse, P. Simonds. D. Rounds. L. Schwab. ROW' 2 — A. Schram. N. Squires, M Rob- erts. Y. Simoneau, P Rogers. E. Start. R Rurnrill. ROW 3 — M. Sprague, T. Riendeau, L. Searles, M. Salmon. W. Rurnrill, S. Shore. B. Snide ROW 4 — L. Robarge. J. Spivey, S. Snide. J. Schuerger, P Schofield. A. Schoener. R Roy. ROW 1 — C. Thurston, M.J. Wright. W. Turn- er. C. Vivian ROW 2 — C. Whitley, C. Young, A. Young, J. Zielinski, R. Susee. ROW 3 — M. Westfall. A. Tenney. M. Woynar. D. Sumner. D. Weston. L. White. ROW 4 — B. Tenny. L. West, V. Wilson, J. Streeter. D. Wheeler, W. Turner. P. Stuckney, R. Williams. Freshmen Missing From Pictures: J. Burke P. Furgat D. Carr J. Holden B. Coffin E. Horton L. Colbert J. Jones D. Darrah J. Lafayette S. Doyle P. Parant D. Duval R. Stratton H. Fagans A. Tennv 29 ROW 1 — J. Sherette. D. Hart. C. Lawrence. L. Brooks, S. Kenyon, C. Fisher. ROW 2 — Mrs Adams; Advisor. S. Morrison. J Flanders. S. Sabins, K. Brown, VI. Johnson. Mrs. Comtois; Advisor. F.H.A. Future Homemakers of America is selling hot dogs at football games . . . overnights at Norwich University . . learning how to help . . summer conferences . . . state and district meetings . . . trying to have fund rais- ing activities. L. Brooks. C. Lawrence. C. Fisher F.T. A. Future Teachers of America is tutoring . . “Is everyone here?” . . . sharing knowledge with others . . . trying to get new members . . . striving to make a club exist. .H ROW 1 — M. Clarkt . H. Kurkul, G. Patrick. B. Aiken. L. 'Brooks. M. Porter, S. Fisher, M. Johnson. ROW 2 — C. Pencek, N. Anderson, D. Perry, S. Shore, H Kurkul. W. Rumrill. Mrs. Orcutt, M. Bezanson. C. Lawrence. E. Brown. WE CARE CLUB We Care Club is . . . all new members . . . getting a head start this year . . . shopping at Danny s . . . wrap- ping loads of Christmas presents for needy families in the community . . . going to visit the nursing homes . . . CREATIVITY CLUB Creativity Club is . . . just starting out . full of plans ... a Christmas tree in the art room . . . going to the Stratton Arts Festival an interesting bulletin board . high hopes for the future. ROW 1 — D. Borden, M. Clarke, L. Cushman. D. Vivian. D. Adams. ROW 2 — M. Anderson, E. Brown, C. Roberts, M Roberts. i Cushman. ROW 3— L. Hem el berg. J Fagans. H. Brooks ROW 4 — Mr. Fawcett. C. Lawrence. MATH CLUB Math Club is . . . President Becky . . . we’re not last anymore ... 99 bottles of beer . . . tuna sandwiches again? . . . Math Meet and Senior Banquet two years in a row . . . and then there was Ernie! ROW 1 — R. Wickberg. T. Se monite, S. McCarthy, E. Hakey, P. Hakey. S. Aiken. D. Sumner ROW 2— L. Watson, S. Angers. P Cray. S. Spear, C. Parsley, S. Gilman. L. Tolaro. HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB Hunting and Fishing Club is . . . a good start in 1974 . . . the Big Buck Contest; Donald Washburn 1st place with a 4 pointer. 162 pounds, Phil Condon 2nd place with a 6 pointer, 131 pounds . . $25.00 and $10.00 gift certificates from the Trading Post Sport Shop ... a real concern for hunter safely . . . perhaps some lessons from Mr. Petty for some real fish stories. ROW 1 — H Fagans. J Zielinski. R Roy, G. Cobb. ROW 2 — P Condon. W. Mack. T. Lester. Mr Petty. I) Crilly. P. Kissell. D. Green. Missing from picture: I). Washburn; Pres., A. Harris; Vice-Pres.. W. Muzzey; Sec y. 33 SOPHOMORE YEAR IS: Sex-ed with a blushing Mr. Petty . . . Working at the Flea Market . . . Planning a paper drive . . . Geometry with “Stan the Man’ . . . Speech Class — “Now don’t be nervous” . . . Twin President and Vice President . . . Silly, silly sophomores and two more to go . . . Almost upper classmen . . . Not the youngest anymore. Class Officers: J. Donzello, President C. Ciguere, Secretary J. Howarth, Treasurer J. Donzello, Vice President ROW 1 — D. Allen. D. Bucher, L. Brooks, G. Boyd. S. Bensenhaver, M. Bresland. K. Atwood. D. Allen. ROW 2— R. A bare. R Bar comb. H. Brooks. L. Burt. T. Anderson. R Bates ROW 3— P Amell, I) Burke, S. Barry. L. Cahill. A. Allwood. J. Brophy, S. Angers. ROW 1 — The Donzello's. ROW' 2 — P. Emerson, S. Fisher, C. DeMuzio, M. Condon, k Clark ROW 3 — C. Fisher, K. Crilly, S. Fuller, J. Colbert. J. Flanders, V. Denno. ROW 4 — F. Fairbrother, M. Capcn. K. Davis. I). Dancosse, W. Campbell, J. Daniels, B. Carlstrom ROW 1 — M. Johnson, S. Holland, A. Hitchcock, D. Hart, D. Johnson. J. Haas. ROW 2 — N Hancock. J Howarth, H. Joy, C. Giguerc, D. Johnson, J. Hoose, J Hartley, C Hale ROW 3 — J Hollar. A Jones. B. Joslyn, E. Howard. R Hitchcock. J. Hollar, S. Garfield, M Hindes, D. Hazeltine, M. Howard. ROW 1 — C. Lawrence. C. Kiniry. J Kissell, L. Lasonde, K kurkul, D Kissell, C. Kuusela. ROW' 2 — S Kenyon, B. Lafayette, M. Kemp, S Kingsbury, N. Laware, D. Loring, |. Lemp, C. Long. ROW 3 — S. Larsen. T. Lester, K. Karter, F. Kissell, D. Landers, B Largess, S. Keefe, B. Lawlor. 35 ROW 1 — R Precourt, M. Pintello, S. O'Connor, A. Obuchowski, R O dette ROW 2 — T Martel. P Pleasant, D. Moul, B. Parker, A. Par- sley. J Miller ROW 3 — A. Madore, P. Potter, I). Mowers, M. Mack, D. Nichols. C. Quinn. L. Odette, T. McKenny, J Ostrowski, C. Neff, S. Putnam. ROW 1 — D. Stearns, J. Sherette, C. Rei- man. B. Simonds, J. Shaughnessv ROW 2 — T. Smidutz. A. Salmon. K Rogenski. T. Riendeau. L. Sherwood. M. Romano ROW 3 —D. Slattery. R. Squires, H. Rounds, S. Spear, M Smith. M. Rogers, K. Smith. P. Sileski, W. Simoneau. P Savoy. A Schwab. I,. Smith ROW 1 — M. Workman. J Ward, S. Wright, D. Vivian, D. Waryas, M. Wareing. ROW 2 — B. Whitley, P. Stebbins. D. Trombley. N. Watkins. K. Young, I.. Watson. R. Wickberg. Sophomores Missing From Pictures N. Barber K. Beam G. Belcher R. Blodgett R. Chaffee A. Crosby M. Daley G. Danyou R. Fairbanks T. Fletcher C. Frappiea B. Goldsmith C. Gutmann D. Lewis T. Lockerby J. Lynch A. Merrill E. Merrill B. Roland S. Sabins M. Saunders M. Thompson B. Toussaint B. Turner G. Wendel L. White K. Wind L. Woodard 36 DEBATE CLUB Debate Club is . . preparing note cards for the debating matches . . . studying major is- sues of the day. J. foliar. M. Smith. Mr Bliss. R Tenney. M. Bruns. S. Angers. R. Tenney. E. Hakey, C. Parsley. R Wickberg, M Smith, C. Neff. PHILOPHILECLUB Philophile Club is . . . playing word games such as scrabble and jotto . . finding out what the word means . . . “You can t use that word! ROW 1 — R. Wickberg, L. Watson. ROW 2 — Mrs. Walker. E. Hakey. C. Parsley, M. Westfall, R. Tenney, A. Turner. S. Angers. CHESS CLUB Chess Club is . . . com- petition between members for the top step on the lad- der . psyching out other schools . . . “battle of the nerves. STAGE BAND ROW 1 — L. Brandon, Mr. Von Gillern ROW 2 — T. Semonite. B Cushing. P Stehbins, S. McCarthy, T Shelc, R. Tenney. V. Dawkins. K Trom bley, J Hollar. M Schultz. M Be an son. ROW’3— P. Noyes. ROW’ 4 — P Sileski. J. Westfall, J. McCarthy. ROW 1 —L Brandon. S. Lawlor. C. Zeilinski. Mr. Von Gillern. M Roberts. K McKenna. A. Cook, M Ashcroft. S Wright. C. Bezanson. M Dowl- ing. J McCarthy, B. Cushing. T. Semonite. ROW 2— P Stebbins. S. McCarthy, B Thompson, V. Dawkins. K Trombley. B McClean. M. Schultz. L. West. WIND ENSEMBLE ROW 1 — B. Griffin, A. Cook. M. Hammond, M. Ashcroft, Mr. VonGillern, S. McCarthy, P. Stebbins, L. Brandon. R. Susee, M. Clark. T. Clough, P. Noyes. ROW 2 — M. Bezanson, M. Schultz, J. Hollar. C. Patrick. C. Dawkins, K Trombley, T. Shelc, R Tenney, B. Cushing. T. Semonite, D. John- son, C. Bezanson. M. Dowling ROW 3— K. McCarthy. THE BANDS Band is . . working hard with a new band director and having fun . . . a happy squeak in my right ear . . . hitting a cymbal at the wrong time . . . flying mallets . . . bouncing drums . . . three quarter spins . . . swing on parade saying, “I won’t do it! . . never enough parts . . . scale of the week . section of the week . . not being able to get into the band room . . . being organized!?! . . . “ I don’t have a reed! 40 T. Clough. C. Ferguson. A. Stickney. S. McCarthy. Mr. Brys; Director. M. Schultz. K. Trombley. E. Keating. B Thompson. P Blake. M Michniewicz, L. Streeter. M. Bezanson, J. Howe. CHORAL ENSEMBLE Choral Knsemble is Lorretta, Anne and Conway . . Mr. Music now' singing bass ... ka ka ka ka ka ka ney . . . concert at “The Foundation ... the party at Bill s and the accident . . . “That eternal Lord is He” . . . pedal. MIXED CHORUS Mixed Chorus is altos you’re flat . . lots of fun producing harmony . . . hurry up Christmas . . . Mr. Brys. the wet look ... Mr. Brys the dry look . . . Captain Kangaroo . . . released time . . . sopranos, sing louder!!! Damn you. sing! ROW 1 — L. Wright. H Riggs. C. Parsley. C. Ferguson. J. Griffin. R Griffin. L. Brooks. M LeFevre. T. Clough. ROW 2 — M. Michniewicz. L. Streeter. K. Rogenski. P. Clarke. B Allen. L. Northrup. B Aiken. G Patrick. S. Shore. ROW 3 — P Blake, B. Thompson. Mr. Brys; Director. E. Keating. S. O'Connor K Trombley. M. Schultz. M McDonald. 41 WINTER CARNIVAL’75 I Winter Carnival ’75 was oui very own Queen's robe thanks to Becky! . . . Snow! . . . new events . . . our own flag . . . night meetings ... 12 inch bubbles . . . how about another piece of blueberry pie, Nan- cy .. . lots of work, but a great success. Class Officers: L. Tolaro. Treasurer R. Larsen. President S. Gilman. Secretary Missing from picture: H. Weiser, Vice-president JUNIOR YEAR IS . . . A lot of work . . . Chemistry with “Himer” and Slide Rules . . . Learning to appreciate Mr. Farmer’s lec- tures . . . Junior dance with Skywalker . . . Food Sales . . . Trying to make a Varsity sport . . . Trying out for Varsity cheering . . . Being able to elect English courses . . . Junior Prom . . . PSAT’s . . . One more year to go!! ROW 1 — W. Arnold. D. Howard. N. Beam. L. Harlow, M. Allen. J. Barber. M. Anderson, D. Borden. C. Bar- rows. I) Boomer. K. Abare, R DeMuzio. F. Capen, S. Bobrowski ROW 2 — D. Brophy. M Burns. I Allwood. B Hurwit . S Bennett. C. Bezanson. J. Benjamin. F Boggess. ROW 1 — M. Grube. J Bussino ROW 2 — M. Dowling. R. Friedman. D. Crilly. D. Ford. K. Denno. L. Cushman. C. Frenette ROW 3—M. Crilly. G. Francis. B Daigle. S. Gilman.'T. Fno.L. Harlow. B Cushing. ROW 1 — E. Hodgkins. B Hammond. B Joy. P k at ban, L. Hemelberg. A. Hutch ins. V. Holt ROW 2 — J. Howe. D Hig gins. C Harlow. T. Hennessey. J Jock ell. R DeMuzio. I. Harlow, M Hall. M Allen. D Howard ROW 1 — W. Muzzey, G. Powers. L. Orvis, V. Miller, C. Peschl ROW 2 — M. McDonald. C. Roberts. J Mitchell. S. Morrison. D. Reed. D Newcomb. P Palmer. S. Rumrill ROW 3 — D. Robin. J Reis, B McWilliam. R Murray. S. Rounds. Juniors Missing From Pictures: S. Aiken R. Bazin S. Beam S. Bemis A. Bernier D. Beswick S. Brooks C. Clace D. Clark J. Comstock D. DeCamp R. Doyle J. Fagans S. Frazer C. Harrington M. Harris J. Hopps M. Hunt O. Jackson D. Jones J. Kane A. Kinney S. Lafayette R. Largess D. Lockerby B. Lund L. Lynch E. Mack P. Marcoux C. Paige P Paquette D Parker F. Pecor K Perry W. Perry C. Roy K. Rumrill S. Saunders J. Schultz R. Searles S. Shangraw T. Shelc P. Simoneau A. Smith M. Tremblay B. Turner V. Turner A Wade D. Weston C. Williams D. Wright M. Zuroy ROW 1 — M. Taylor. K Schofield, P Smith ROW 2 — R Tenney. V. Sawtelle. L Tatro, K Sullivan. H. Thayer ROW 3 — W. Stewart. P. Smith, P Tedesco. C. Smith. N. Smidutz. B. Thompson, P. Shaughnessy. ROW 4 — P. Slattery. B. Stewart. D. Sali- mone. ROW 1 — R Wickberg. A Wright. I. Tolar� . H Weiser. D Washburn ROW 2—1 U right. J W ard. I. Whitcomb. K Schofield ROW 3 — J Westfall. C. Wetherby, I) Washburn ROW 4 — M Wilson I Wright. C Wilder. 45 MODEL U N. Model United Nations was .. . Syria and Spain . . . P.S.C. . . . locking the child prodigy in the basement . . . speaking to the General Assembly . .. confused committee meetings and heated arguments . . . last minute resolutions . . . going to the parties . . . passing notes . . . and a look into the world problem-solving process. M. Michniewicz D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN Miss Michniewicz was selected by students and faculty on the basis of: 1. Dependability — Truthfulness, loyalty, punctuality. 2. Service — Cooperation, courtesy, consideration of others. 3. Personality — Self-control, ability to lead. 4. Patriotism — Unselfish interest in school, community and nation. National Honor Society is the reward after years of hard work. A sense of self-satisfaction is felt by those who have achieved this goal. To be a member, an average of 89 must be held. One must possess the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character and service. Those“ wildest imaginings” letters . . . roses . . . memories. ROW 1 — M. Smith; Vice-Pres., M Bezanson; Corresponding Sec y.. W. Norman: Pres.. T Semonite; Treas., T. Howarth Recording Sec y.. L. Jennison. ROW 2 — D. Cushman, C. Kissell, T. Clough. C. Parsley. E. Hak- ey, D. MacLean, S. McCarthy. C. Lawrence. N ROW 1 — T. Semonite. W. Hammond. T. Keating. P. Blake ROW' 2— E. Hakey, J. Sears. D. Long. BOY’S STATE Boy’s State was Alice Cooper Keating ... 23 cigars in an hour and a half ... all night cribbage games . . . Town Meetings . . . vote, vote, vote . . . streakers during the talent show . . . listening to Uncle Tom . . . Book- keeping II ... 96 soda cans . . . Yeooooow . . . Fergosi, Obrien, Scott, Tyler and Ellis .. . Nationals and Fed- erals . . . left, left, left, right, left . . . getting married on Friday .. . and a little bit of the political system. GIRL’S STATE Girl’s State was walking two by two . . . left, left 1 had a good job and I LEFT! . . . rain, rain and more RAIN! .. . crying on Thursday .. . calling every day ... writing letters to Boy’s State . . . losing your glasses .. . streakers on campus . . . white gloves and the State House ... tears, tears and more tears . . . meeting Al- ice Cooper Keating! ?! . . . hiding in the bathroom . . . getting married by Birdman. L. Jennison, M bezanson, J. Howarth, S. McCarthy. Mry Pullare! W ’ 1 ■ HEALTH CAREERS P. Palmer, C. Roberts Missing from picture: S Morse and V F rench Health Careers Club is planning to attend the New Hampshire State Health Fair learning about and observing doctors offices and hospitals . . . always trying to keep aware of the new and challenging fields of the medical profession. Mr. Gleason DEC. A. Distributive Education Clubs of America is learning a great deal about retailing . . . working with Mr. Gleason . . . expanding the variety of merchandise in the school store . . . selling the teachers the only pens in school that write .. . sending the smell of peppermint throughout the halls of the school at Christmas. E. Brennan, J. Madore. H. Skorstad, D. Boomer. D. Fuller. A. Kuusela. L. Boyd, E. Fisher. SAMPLER Sampler is — this is an aardvark . . . trips to Concord . . rushing to meet deadlines . . . who’s got the orange machine . . . got a pencil? ... is this going to fit? . Ms. Merrimack! Mr. Brody? . . . Mr. Farmer’s fiddle . . . who got Dedication? . . . McDonalds . . . squealing around corners at 35 mph. ROW 1 — C. Ferguson. P. Clarke. B. Hodgkins. T. Semonite; Co-Editor. L. Brandon. D. Adams. ROW 2 — J Griffin. C Kissel 1. Co- Editor. 1 Michniewicz. P Blake. M. Bezanson. VV. Norman. D. Cushman. C. Breshears. I) Larsen. S. McCarthy. FOOTBALL ROW 1 — C. Harrington, R Rumrill. R. Adams, K Hazeltinc, W. Masure, M. Nash, C. Patterson, T. Brown; Captain. ROW 2 — Coach Keefe, S. An- derson. A. Neff. J Stebbins; Captain. P. Stickney. B. Cobb. S. Friedman, R. Rice. P Cray. R Record Varsity and J.V. ROW 1 — M Cook; Mgr.. W. Hammond. W. Hallnck. R. Sprague, A kuusela. R Brandt. G. Dawkins. T. Semonite, T. Davis, T. Allen; Co-Capt.. J Sears; Co-Capt. 1 Bresland. K Law lor, P Kiniry, L Allen. K Cook, I) Long; Mgr ROW 2— D Howard; Mgr . R Lock erby, B McWilliam, F. Capen, R DeMuzio, L. Harlow, S. Bobrowski. J Reis. D Salimone, II Weiser, L. Lisle, M. Allen, R. Largess, A Ber- nier, T. Shele, F. Pecor. ROW' 3 — Coach Bisbee, Coach Perkins, I). Slattery, F. Kissell. I). Landers. F. Fairbrother, C. Smith. B. Largess. J Brophy, I) Dancosse. M. Capen, Coach Coyne. Varsity A season that almost was showing spirit and determination . . . heating Springfield for the 5th year in a row show ing true class and character by going out a winner. Junior Varsity The training ground and feeder system for the varsity program each player learned and prepared . . . prepared for the ultimate achievement ... a berth on the varsity eleven . . . and a season with 5 w ins and 3 losses. Captain Scars Varsity Record BFU 11 — 2 Windsor BFU 16 — 0 Newport BFU 22 — 0 Hartford BFU 26 — 0 Mt. Anthony BFU 8 — 14 Rutland BFU 8 — 14 MSJ BFU 8 — 12 Brattlcboro BFU 22 — 6 Springfield I Captain Allen Varsity— D. Borden, D. Sullivan. M. Anderson. C. Patterson; Capt., S. Zajas. L. Wright, L. Hemelberg. CHEERLEADERS junior Varsity — S. O Connor, C. Long, N. Laware. D. Allen, N. Hancock; Capt., J How- arth. K. Rogenski. CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country in 1974 at Bellows Falls Union High School meant work- ing together with a determined coach to win the State Championship for the second year in a row. ROW 1 — T. Eno, E. Fisher. J. Schultz, G. Francis. K. Lawrence. F. Boggess, L. Smith. T. Anderson. ROW 2— H Woodard. D. Miller. Coach Pick- ering. S. Johnson. A. Schwab. M. Scott, D. Crilly, R Friedman. E. Smith. D Washburn, T. Smidutz. P Roach. C. Harlow. S Putnam. A Schram. (. Fisher, P. Bcmis. 57 Ho;! UUcaU yet ain’t gcd SPORTS — B.F. ’74 —’75 ROW 1 — R. Friedman, S. Larson, S. Johnson, L. Smith, T. Anderson, G. Francis, J. Reis, C. Harlow ROW 2 — Coach Petty, E. Smith, J Seers, D. Salimone, F Kissell, A Schwabb. S Putnam, B McWilliam, F Boggess, R Lock- erbv. P. Savoy. WINTER TRACK The Winter Track Team this year had a successful season capturing honors at the state track meet. Strong performances by Jim Sears and Bruce McWilliam in the shot put supplemented a great job done by the runners, with Lewis Smith and Ed Fisher coming in 1st and 2nd in the mile run. Ed also won the honor of state champion in the 2 mile. Tim Allen, Ed Smith and Torn Anderson all helped to boost up the total further. Coach Petty was pleased with the program and is anxiously looking forward to next year. 59 ROW 1 — D. Jenkins, D. ('lark, J. Lesser. N. Green. ROW 2 — C. Roberts, P. Stebbins. B Holt. K. Cray, E. Fisher, I) Luring. A. Allwood, A. Schram, P Bernis W Beam, D. MacLean, T Semonite, L. Streeter ROW 3— D. Washburn. Holt. P Kissell. J West- fall, L West, B. Wiekberg, J Hopps, N Beam, P. Roach, YV Daigle, D. Washburn. R. Wickberg, D Green, C Campbell, J Spivey, Asst. Coach Kennedy, Coach Farmer. SKI TEAM The 1974-75 ski season was not only a competitive one but also quite exciting. Starting out with 32 skiers, many of whom were new to the sport. Coaches Kennedy and Farmer turned the group into quite a ski team, pos- ing a threat to many area teams. The surprising win at the Bellows Falls Tri-Meet gave everyone a little more confidence going into the all impor- tant district meet, but due to a weak jumping and alpine effort we settled for a 10th place finish. Although some might think that the team might have done better, we feel that everyone on the team deserves a great deal of credit for the hard work and practicing that was done largely on their own. SKI CLUB Ski Club is . . trying to get organized finally our prayers were answered . . SNOW!!! . . . and plenty of it . night skiing at Aseutney . . . making and selling grinders at the Winter Carnival — bologna? . . . no, no the lettuce goes on first! ... a terrif ie overnight trip to Jay Peak. ROW 1 — L. Schwabb, I) Green. S Gilman; Treav, T. Semonite; Pres., I) Washburn; Pres . J Butler, I) Jen- kins ROW 2 — W Campbell. C Dawkins, F. Cra . L. West, A Harris, S Wright, k Harrison ROW 3— It Griffin. M Woynar, 'I . Brown, B. Cushman. A Kuusela. I). Washburn, R. Cushman ROW 4 — T Davis, I) Borden, II Weiser, L. Tolaro. ROW 5— Asst. Coach Kennedy. Coach Farmer Varsity — P Putnam. I. Jennison. A. Obuchowski. M.Dowling, C. Neff. M Salmon, L. Searles, J Parant, B. Knowl- ton, M Breslancl. J Barber; Capt.. M. Smith TERRIER GIRLS 1969-75 Dot Jones League Champs Six Year Record 88-10 1971- 72 1st Vt. ('lass L State Champs 1972- 73 Semi-Finalists State Champs 1973- 74 Runner-Up State Champs 1974- 75 Semi-Finalists State Champs Congratulations to the 1974-75 girls teams and their coach for their fine record, good sportsma- ship and credit to our school from the 1975 Sampler staff. J V. — P Palmer, J Shaughnessy, S. Bennett. C. Neff. P. King. M. Condon. B Hammond; ('apt.. T. Lawrence. C. Giguere. S. Rumrill. VV. Rumrill. Varsity Record B.F. 54 Leland Gray 20 BE 74 Springfield 40 BE 38 Fall Mt. 53 BE 75 Green Mt. 13 BE 62 M.A.U. 9 BE 91 Arlington 18 B E 51 Springfield 32 BE 47 Fall Mt. 36 BE 53 Keene 28 BE 67 M.A.U. 19 BE 49 Brattleboro 27 BE 62 Keene 34 B E 57 Burr Burton 16 BE 82 Ludlow 54 State Tournament BE 59 M.A.U 24 BE 43 c.v.u. 50 ROW 1 — M. Allen, T Smidutz, H. Weiser, D. Dancosse. Co-Capt, T. Eno, Co-Capt, J. Hollar, A. Madore, D. Nichols ROW 2 — J Brophy. A. Bernier. T. Shelc, D. Higgins. M. Howard. S. Spear. R. DeMuzio, Coach Keefe. ROW7 1 — S. Snyde, Capt ROW' 2 — Coach Coyne. G. Harrington, A. Hett. J. Stebbins. S. Anderson. P. Stickney, S. Eriedman. K Lawrence. B Cobb. T. French. M. Fairbrothcr, R. Rice, T. Brown. C. Patterson. T. King. FRESHMAN JUNIOR VARSITY ■fiV 1 S « Pf 2 U 0.i VlCTOtt t 1m • n T JlN W 9 ROW 1 —T Fontaine, R Noyes; Capt . T. Allen. R. Largess. R. Murray, F. Lawlor. R Keating ROW 2— I) Higgins. H Weiser A Bernier. M. Allen. T.Eno, Coach Pickering. BASKETBALL VARSITY ROW 1 — L. Wright ROW 2 — D Sullivan. S. Zajas, L. Hemelberg, M. Anderson, D Borden ROW 3 — C. Patter- son; Capt. JUNIOR VARSITY ROW I — Hancock. ROW 2 — S O'Connor, J. Howarth, K Kogenski. M Wright ROW3 — C. Barrows, N Laware. C. Long; Capt 65 VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD Windsor 73 B. F. 83 Hart ford 66 B. F. 70 Brattleboro 69 B. F. 58 Y1.S.J 51 B. F. 46 Mt. Anthony 75 B. F. 47 Rutland 52 B. F. 57 Springfield 86 B. F. 82 Hartford 48 B. F. 67 Windsor 89 B. F. 78 MS. J 36 B. F. 32 Brattleboro 67 B. F. 62 Rutland 63 B.F. 54 Mt. Anthony 90 B. F. 50 Springfield 83 B.F. 71 League Record 4- 10 Basketball is . . . working together as a team . . . defense, defense, defense . . . momentum . . . balance . . . quickness . . . “don't cross your feet.” . . . half time with Swinging On Parade . Fall Mt. Rivals . . pick and roll . . . “hit the boards . . . overtimes . . . Alleyoop” . . . lots of school support. IN MEMORIAM She guided our hearts as well as our minds, With an understanding smile and an ever listening ear. Her thoughtfulness, sincerity, and especially her friendliness. Will all be missed and long remembered. OUR FRIEND — MRS. ELLEN MANLEY 71 ■ft,JpKSSP,M§ '% V. The Wider Our Horizons. ■ ■ -.•-' WgsSt' WV � •_ .•■ . Mrf i- M s - 'a: c .-r1 % w =« r sssiag K S I � vvU .,.‘ s -4i7y. . r- .- Z fL r- « ' ?:.■ jKfo� ■ ' T- VV V Vl rr , W ; :i! SENIOR YEAR Senior Year is applications to colleges . . . being the oldest . . . getting out early . . . Senior Banquet . . very expensive getting your head together frequent trips to see Mr. Perry . . . work, work, work and last but not least, GRADUATING!!! Debra Ann Adams Deb’’ Blondes have more fun. Deb! rain? .. what parly? . watch out for those puddles! submarine base reclining seats . Senior party. Glee Club 1; Jr. Prom 3; Sampler 4; Creativ- ™ ityClub4; Pep Club 4. French Club 4. Clarence Edward Ainsworth Hey you, c’mere. ‘20-20’ Let's see you make another basket Pudge without the Fiske 3rd degree kid see ya Friday night. W Track 2; D.E.C.A. Club4. Becky Carol Allen Goodness! Becky Faithful “Danny Discount worker! member of Drac’s bats . often found asleep in Chemistry, Junior year Track 1; French Club 1,2; Tennis 2.3,4. M. Chorus 1,2.3.4; Class Treasurer 3. Lawrence Russell Allen Oh. come on! “Lawee Great White Hunter Rocky J Squirrel Brownie mighty bridge builder thinks he s rugged? faithful football player Fr. Football 1. V. Football 2.3.4. A A 1.2.3. 4; Jr. Prom 3; Ski Team 2.3; Fr. Basketball 1; Fr. Treasurer 1 75 Sandra Jean Allen Smile! Sandy Chucky's girl always smiling last of the great astronomers lots of fun good friend. Band I. M. Chorus 1; Color Guard 1,2; Banner Carrier 1,2. Cynthia Marie Anderson “Tell me. Cindy” Peanut s better half likes to wash dishes in the kitchen always seen with Peanut cheating on Driver Kd. tests! X-Country I. Robert Richard Anderson Bob” Keg party host always seen wearing a hat!. Ski Team 3; W. Track 2; Ski Club3,4. Alvin Who? watch out for the Boog Jayne Ayer What a rush. Jayne” Often seen in the “Mean Green Machine’ Man! has a good listening ear comes to school at least three times a week lik fast cars, parties and the New England Dragway. V.C Spfld. 3; Co-op. Food Service 4 Timothy Herbert Allen Hi Sweetheart Tim Burn them boots . class flirt! . Spider Man Cousin Tim J.V Football 1; V. Foot- ball 2,3,4; S. Track 1,2,3,4; One Act Plays 3: Vice-Pres. 1 Co-Capt. V. Football 4. Stud. Council Attorney Gen. 2; Fr. Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 1; V Football 2,3.4; W. Track 1,2, 3,4; Class Pres. 1; A. A. 1.2,3.4; Prom 3; Band 1.2.3.4 Cynthia Marie Ashley Fraidso. Cindi” Seen is an orange V.W. great softball player has a smile for everybody very talkative person remember the vplleyball game at Townshend the kid with the red hair and eyes to match watch the signal. Softball 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,4; V.C. Bratt. 2; Volley- ball 2,3,4 76 Carol Ann Beswick Quiet . early to work! friendly . attractive. Transfer 3; Vocational Program Brattle- boro 3,4. Michael John Bates Batesie” Mighty muskrat trapper! pool shark . green paint on orange car likes the color ’ Brown Can I use your car? 11 people in the mustang tried to be rugged at a party . new car Jr. Prom 3. Andrew Mark Beals You can't always get what you want. Andy Great French and Physics Pro after math class? . . Jr Prom (maybe next time) good fireman not a very good pea picker, but who was great test maker happy go lucky a great kid always smiling. Golf 1.2.3,4; Fr. Football 1; J V. Football 2,3; W track 1. 2; Philophile Club 4; Chess Club 4; Fishing and Hunting 4; French Club 4. Keith Alden Belcher Well, what's happening in the big city tonight?” Reefer Likes to go bowling in Brattleboro likes to burn out in front of Jungle Jim. Marcia Sue Bczanson Don’t worry about it. Susie Westboro, Mass Pants! where were you when the streakers went through0 . Sa- hoosie one of Drac's bats Pants I don't believe it Marcia. I can’t go Julius “Sumna Milla . Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 1.2.3.4; Wind Ens. 3; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Choral Ens. 3,4; M. Chorus 2,3; Glee Club 1.2,3; Tennis 2.3.4: We Care Pres. 4; Girl's State 3; Class Secretary 1.2; Sampler 4; Pep Club 4; Stud. Gov't Day 2; Jr Prom 3; Foreign Lang Club 1 N.H.S. 3.4; Stage Band Clinic 3. I 77 78 Peter Michael Blake “Calm Down.’’ Flammer Stuck in the grill Conway Twitty silver keg All State 74 Prune Head don’t be nervous Saturday night bowling league was it his knee or her knee?M. Cho- rus 1.2.3.4; Choral Ens. 1.2.3.4; Foreign Lang. 1.4; We Care Pres. 3; Stud. Gov’t Day 2; Bov's State 3; Jr. Prom 3; Ecology 2.3; Stud. Council 3.4; Aud. Accounts 4; Sampler 4; All Stale 2,3, 4; W. Carn 3.4; Track 1; Tennis 2; Sports Banq. 3.4. Alice Susan Blanchard Have a good day.’ Alice” Interschool relations . Ms. Merrimack? Thursday nights that far huh? . community washing machine . Frank you silly dope! Stud. Council 3,4; W. Carn. 3,4 Class Treas. 4; Jr. Prom 3; Gov Ball 3; Sr. Banq. 4; M. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Stud. Gov’t Day 2 A. A. 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Sampler 3.4; Foreign Lang. 1.2; Tennis 1.2,3,4; Ecology Club 3 Sports Banq. 3,4. I Lee Edward Boyd General Lee” One of the Saxtons River gang always seen with Spraguey. Fr Football 1; J.V. Football 2; V. Football 3. Lori Jean Brandon I don’t care” Brandy Real quiet girl Henry. good kid likes to walk home in the rain at 3:30 in the morn- ing Angel? Hyde Hill Kid . Dandelion Greens' Band 1.2,3.4; Pep Band 4; Stage Band 4; Wind Ens. 3,4; M. Chorus 1,2; Foreign Lang. 1,2,3,4; Sampler 4; Jr. Prom 3; 1st Prize —Women’s Club Art Contest 3. Robert John Brandt Hip Moody, a good kid, fun to be with . . parties at his Grandmother’s! pet gerbels Woodstock 111 at the sandpits . . got any leftovers? . . Grandmother’s favorite grandson nice looking sister clean cut, All American boy suck em up lost his favorite gerbel. Fr. Football 1; J.V. Football 2; V. Football 2,4; Basketball 1; Track 1.2; W. Track 2. Erin Jean Brennan Hey look. Errwood Dull” T.V. parties . always has a problem getting up for school Admiral Byrd dirty fin- gers Big'V Varsity Dover . Loves Dover . ya motha . . . chunker car great sleepovers . strictly Varsity Guthrie all the time? Woosta (Worcester) . never zombies! A. A. 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.4; M. Chorus 1.2; Pep Club 1.2.4; Jr. Prom 3; Sr Banq. 4 A. Matthew Bresland You’re out of your tree. Brittle Always wears a big smile One of the Big 11 want to move a road sign. Matt? Fr. Football 1; J V. Football 2; V Football 2,3,4; Fr. Basketball 1; J V Basketball 2; J V. Base- ball 1,2; V. Baseball 3; A.A. 1.2.3.4; Jr. Prom 3. Edna May Brown Nice smile our own Women's Libber . waiting for a chance to go streaking friend- ly. Transfer 1; We Care 4; Group Discussion 3; F.H.A. 4; Creativity Club 4 Charles Mark Campbell Weeooo!” Charlie Sweet seventeen . sure Chuck . ski jump, who me? I’m not crazy waitressing tonight? when is it going to snow? . . . river rat got the frizzy blues greaser, get a haircut! seniority is no privilege . . next year, who knows? Ski Team 1.2.3,4; Ski Club 1. 2.3; Tennis 1; Ski Letter 1.2.3. Katharyn Lynn Breshears Hare Krishna, you groovy freak. Beach baby . Clint Eastwood . Gill . Saturday night's alright Benny and the Jets sukeggs . There goes Todd! Yipes! . Oh. Danny Boy . shove off, mate rocking at the Dam Dunbar slipped Jet parties shotguns . leaf parties Dairy Queen and Man played Foxy Phase 1,2,3. etc. Sampler 4 i 79 80 Darlton Willard Cenate “Eat it. Dolphin Rowdy . loves to give oink bellies Cindy’s nose twin where did you find that nose? . Where is Donna? . . . gym shorts and hairy legs Jethro should learn how to play cards takes a long time to get wood doesn’t it Dolphin?! . get me a hon-bun funny laugh. Football 2; Intramural Basketball 1. Jennifer Louise Olivers Oh, you re such a thing! Jen Crandmothers United . . There goes Todd, YIPES! Buchaneer . Jen, do your dance the wind drifts . .. V.A. Soccer games . . . SRCS . . . trips to Geneva . . parties at Long Island Cambridgeport . .. making music with Peter R . Dainty Mental leaf parties Hot Dog Stew. M. Chorus I Pen Club 1,2; Jr Prom 3; G. A. A. 1; Tennis 3; Track 1.2. Marguarite Lynn Clarke 1 love it.” “Peggy The girls who looks nice in her mother’s clothes . . . big interest in the Navy digging po- tatoes Ferg's parties and bathroon floors . Band trips! singing and skits for the Band Clinic. Pep Club 4: Choral Ens. 3; Band 1.2.3.4: M. Chorus 2.3.4; Glee Club 1,2; |r. Prom 3; Sampler 4; We Care 4; Pep Band 4; Wind Ens. 4; Band Clinic 3. Twyla Elaine Clough “Look Sweetheart. Twyla Are you bragging or complaining? wicked good proud of her contacts leave? bruises and lumps when she uses her self-defense . someone you can depend on. Band 1,2, 3,4; Wind Ens. 4; M. Chorus 1,2,4; Choral Ens. 3.4; N.H.S. 3.4. Deborah Lynn Coburn That's the breaks. Coby” Farm girl freckles galore always talking about certain guys raises weird cows that chase skidoos . whistling Dixie PauL Paul and more Paul G.A.A. 2,3,4; X-Coun- try 2; Softball 2,3. Kenneth Alan Cook Hey Babe. Cookie 6'4 and the girls love every inch big flirt has all the girls heartbreaker pinball wizard hot mustang always runs out of gas always tries to make new friends Ao matter what goes wrong crazy driver movies in Springfield . I think you should talk to Carol a real good kid who get stuck on snowy nights by the Coop member of the Big D party buddy . . Octopus Carden Romeo the little hippy Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1.2: All State3.4; A A. 1.2.3.4; Track 2; Jr Prom 3 Michael Joseph Cook I have no idea. Mike Always seen in a green mustang with Bill and Dave class trip of 5 to Riverside Shell station-Amherst, Mass . Wally’s Pub member V. Football Mgr. 4; V. Tennis 1.2.3.4: Sampler 4; W. Track 1; Jr. Prom 3; Field Hockey 4; Chess Club 3; French Club 2. French Trip 2. Alison Jean Cray Oh. come on now. Alison Oh Elton sleepovers at Sunny Boob? Harmony nervous pit U.V.M Maine riding bikes to Keene please don’t wiggle the table . John Denver want to go to a tennis match? come on down are you married? Track 1,2; Tennis 3,4: M Chorus 1. A.A 1.2.3.4: Jr Prom 3; Pep Club 1,2; Sampler 4; All State District Chorus 1 Debra Ann Cushman After me you come first. Debbv Ian s girl always wearing matching shirts never in a bad moeni, most of the time always smiling Senior Banquet Charlie’s goblet got a good guy . likes to wash her sneakers in mud puddles good artist Creativity Club 4; Sampler 4; N.H.S. 3,4. Jr Prom 3; M. Chorus 1. Sharon Marie Cushman I don’t know.” Stanley’s girl class flirt loves to talk has a certain interest in her cellar good matchmaker joke teller sewing underwear? Stanley’s better half can think of things to say at anytime. Band 1,2; M. Chorus I. 81 82 Cary Hilton Dawkins “C1ID’ Who mixed the wild Irish rose? always smiling homeroom partner Jump on Green Street how to take comers on 2 wheels in 2 easy lessons by GHD! Football 1.2.3.4: Track 2. Cynthia Jo Ferguson “That’s for damn sure! Ferg Aqua show star parties, certs, keg party Sr Banquet loves driving scouts and V.W.s potatoe digging W.W.I Sha-na-na bathroom floors what really happened at the Drive-In?Choral Ens. 2,3,4; Sampler 4; M. Chorus 1.2.3.4; Glee Club 1.2.4; Pep Club 4; Stud. Gov't Day 1; Golf I; All-State District Festival I Edward Carl Fisher Ed Never seen alone always running when not preoccupied with other things! X-Country 2. 3, Co-Capt. 4; Ski Team 2,3.4; S. Track 2.3. Thomas Alfred Davis “Where’s Andre? Peanut” 24 hour news where's Darby Hill? . Is there something under the car? lumberjack always seen with one special person driving around town buy a comb once in awhile. Football 1.2.4. A.A 1.2,3,4. Basketball 1.2; Baseball 3,4; Track 2; Jr Prom 3 Rosemary Theresa Devoe Rose What about a rose w ithout thorns? . likes to party in tents want some tea likes to roller skate where s Ann? Lake Bomoseen? wanna go to Bingo? . R.N John- son’s wood turkey dance crossed any roads lately? . best friend lots of fun pretty. M. Chorus 1.2.3.4; Glee Club 1.2.3; Track 1. G.A.A. 1. Pep Club 1.2. A. A 1.2.3: Jr Prom Queen 3. I Timothy John Fontaine Suck 'em up Terriers.” “Butch” Always seen walking down the hall with someone running behind wise acher always keeps someone waiting St. Charles boy sand pits Jr. High Dances . . . Mr. Big in the 8th grade belongs in the Haskell family. V. Football 1,2,3,4; J.V. Football 1; Fr. Bas- ketball I: J.V. Basketball 1,2; V. Basketball 4. Intramural Basketball 2; J.V. Baseball 1,2; V. Baseball 3.4; One Act Plays 2.3; Jr. Prom 3. Veronica Susan French Really. Vonnie Buddy's girl ... always Buddy’s girl!. nice personality cute never alone likes to have a good time.M. Chorus 1; Color Guard 1,2; Health Careers Club 4. Dana Harrison Fuller Let's go trucking around! Stripes Monday morning jokes on Tuesday where are your stripes? get a shave. I) K C. A. 4. Kim Michelle Fletcher Hey babe. Kimi” Monger sister party shoveling army widow green blankets loves Luke. Lem- ons and Elton John tweety cups sunshine . green eyed lady . basketball games what happens the 18th? something to warm up to great respect for parties got a smile for everyone . Chicken Butt M. Chorus 2; Softball 2; German Club 2. Jr. Prom 3. Peter Moss Fry “Hee Hee. Pete” Visitor at the house break it up' a night at Sunapee O T.R. once in awhile hey a blind baby lover-boy jumper cables at the A Field an A Field Boy. A. A. 1.2.4; Basketball 1.2. Baseball 1.2.3; Football 4 83 Nancy Ann Green Nancy” Good student southern skiier graceful actress always rocking very friendly a good conversationalist. Transfer 4; Ski Team 4. Judith Aim Griffin Huuuuuuuuuli! Jude” Braces all her life feelin groovy’ my bed s on fire! Pearl St. in Burlington? . little mother tap dancing at the Sr Banquet standing O” Julius “Sumna Milia Judine back yard carnival. Stud. Council 4; Sampler 4; M. Chorus 1.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.4; Ecology Club 3; Jr. Prom 3; Track 1.2.3; Tennis 4. Cov. Ball 3; A.A. 1.2.3.4; W. Carn. 4; Sports Banq. 3.4. Richard Allen Gutinann Really. Buddy” Vonnie s other half visits home once in awhile one of the IGA boys be rich it if wasn t for his car! never alone ski bum in the winter golf bum in the summer V Golf 1,2.3; Ski Team 1.2.3; Ski Club 1,2. Ernest Stnaley Hakey III “ Ernie” Calculus at Windham 5 brains Chess champ . . . hurry up and get your license 4th period scrabble games Kassim Omega Khan Math Club 1.2. Vice-Pres. 3.4; Chess Club Pres. 3.4; Philophile Club Treas. 4; Latin Club 4; N ILS. 4; National Merit Semi-final- ist 4: Latin Basketball Game 4; Scholarship Awards 1.2.3; Model U N. 3; All-Star Math Meet 3; Math Award 3.4; Top 10 U.V.M. Math Test 2.3; Regional Winner, U.V.M. Math Test 3 Kelly Jean Garfield “Oh, Really!” Kell’s Doesn't like Alice Cooper in the morning good kid Kelly, it's two in the morning! Sr Banquet Randy’s other half no more screw drivers, Kelly! going to Spring- field or MacDonald’s? Summer of Little Egypt best friend Glee Club 1.2,3; Track 2; Pep Club 1.2. 84 William Joseph Hallock Bill Beer bottle Bill always seen with Dale member of the Big 11 Hallock you chicken Gutters? Willis. Fr. Football 1; J.V. Football 1,2; V. Football 2,3,4; W. Track 2 Judith Teresa Howarth Yea. right!....Ferry Surprise, surprise, surprise! Comer prom decorations walking 2 by 2 Winter Carnival dance Are you going to dance with me? Spider man in the bandroom If you're hot get under the table streakers losing your glasses under the bed hiding in the bathroom at Norwich. Tennis 1.2.3; N.H.S. 3.4; Sampler 3.4: Foreign Lang 1.3; Girl s State 3. Jr Prom Decorations Chairman 3 William Roger Hammond “Nice guy!” Billyum Wally's Pub class trip of 5 to Riverside for 19 hours hunting trip to Ludlow . get- ting Walt s car out of the ditches J V. Football 3: V. Football 3.4; Tennis 3.4; Field Hockey 4; Track 2; Chess Club 3; Football Practice Trophy 3. Boy's State Alternate 3. Lewis Grover Hotaling Louie Saxtons River fireman one of the Saxtons River gang the man with the petition quiet but determined. Brenda Marie Hodgkins Til say. Peacock Sr. Banquet party Ken who? . who were you with at the banquet party ? keg party? a genuine peacock trips to Burlington Mr. Biz Bisbee my leaning post cookies at Senior party gym classes remember Sunday afternoon. Jr Prom 3; Color Guard 1.2,3; Sampler 4. Pep Club 4; Foreign Lang. Club 4 85 Arnold Howland Amie” The guy with the permanent seat in court . Interstate Sunoco Mafia hit man big on cars and snowmobiles. Jr. Prom 3. Linda Mae Jennison I have to go now. “ Peanut Peanut butter sandwich in Goffstown super athlete basketball freak future Keene Stater motorcycle freak one of the Westminster gang New Year's Eve 74! V. Basketball 1.2,3.4; V. Softball 1,2,3,4; C.A.A. Treas. 1.2,3,4; Girl’s State 3; N.H.S. 3.4; Basketball All-Star 1,2,3; Softball All-Star 1,2,3. Michael Karl Jackman What’s going on?” Mikie” Loves those mirrors good kid . prescription glasses and flying trash cans? loves kitten also fake dogs and telephone poles someone special Where’s Kevin and Darlton likes the Gageville Plats . on top of the freezer. Fr. Football I; S. Track 1.2; Ski Team 1,2. Timothy David Keating I’m ready. ‘Bucks’’ Trips to Florida Home of Alice Cooper and Spook 5 cents please Italian wed- dings Anthropology trips to Dartmouth overflowing with enthusiasm you’re in- sane. isn’t that groovv? Sunday afternoons P S. Mick. Stud. Council 3,4. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Boy’s State 3; Fr Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2.3; Gov. Ball 3; Sports Banq. 3.4; W. Carni- val 3.4; Jr. Prom 3; Pep Club 1.2. Stephen Paul Johnson Take it easy. Bing Speed demon of Winter Track one of the diner men sells tea realist listener. X-Country 1.2; W Track 1.2. Capt 3,4; S. Track 1.2.4; One Act Plays 3.4; S. Play 4; Pres. Stud. Council 4; Stud. Gov’t Day 2; Best Actor One Act Plays 3; Latin Basketball Game 4; Latin Banq. 3; Pep Club 4. 86 f Mary Anne Kesek Petco Mini Mart always seen with Gail. . quiet polite a good friend. Patrick Michael Kiniry What’s everybody doin’ tonight? “ Dicky Dufrane ’ Dufrcsnel . (empty) envelopes? . has a secret admirer taxi trip to Burlington in Brandt’s taxi knot a wrecker Fr. Football I: J. V. Football 1,2; V. Football 2.3.4; Most Improved Football Player I; J.V. Baseball 1.2; V. Baseball3,4; Jr. Prom3; A.A. 1.2.3.4. Robin May Kleinkauf Al was seen with John very quiet but very bright. Vocational Program at Brattleboro 3. 4; Health Careers 3.4 Cynthia Margaret Kissed Really?” “Cindy Saturday night bowling league who got Sampler Dedication? bad bus rides Sr. Banquet party thank you thanks again thanks alot .. . trips to Concord . Chinese firedrills How to get into trouble” run. run. run. she said what! Fa love Pa Cindy, did you scream? Track 2.3.4. Sampler 3. Co-Editor 4; A A 2.3.4; N H.S. 3. 4; Stud. Gov’t Day 2. Walter Michael kissel!. Jr. “You’re no fun Wally” Wally s Pub likes to keep a car at least 8 days toyota wrecker long train running likes Kissell Hill sideways crowds in Wally’s car frequent trips to Ludlow never sleeps constant problems with Carol A. A. 1.2.3.4; S. Track 2. Bernice Temple Klick Shut up and cut it out!” Bun Sulfur and nail polish you’re fogging my glasses The camp ? always eating ice cream always seen driving a big green Pontiac hot lips! Juanita Dianne Lafayette Oh, come on! Juan Always smiling . always talking never stops talking a good friend. Majorette 1; M. Chorus 1.2.3; Glee Club 1,2.3. Diane Claire Larsen Oh. far out! Deed” Grandmothers United leaf parties there goes Todd. Yipes! Benny and the Jets . down by the river blue eyes Keebler thumb cuffs dig ya later parties at the Bancroft . phase 1,2.3 Alright, who’s the dairy man? shove off. mate crude dude pointed egg fights grave yards the Dam Saturday nights! sukeggs the Council decides XI Salvation Army soccer games Kung Fu do or dare polka hates to veg! . . . where’s your self defense parties on the plateau Sampler 3.4. Allen David Kuusela It’s up to you. BigAl Friendly Mountain Dew drinker . playing house in the pigweed? avid James Bond fan Dicker’s buddy . Romeo person you can talk to good bench warmer gym class nut willing to forgive and forget one of the Saxtons River gang always riding around. Fr. Football 1; J.V. Football 2.3; V. Football 3.4; Ski Team 1.2; Golf 1,2; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; D E C. A. 4; Intramural Basketball 1.2.4. Barbara Ann Knowlton “Whoops!” Barb” Dudley burning brakes Goffstown super athlete basketball freak win- dow, what window? where’s Pi mire? $35 Sir Limp alot don’t break the plane! French Club 2; G.A.A. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Band 1.2; Pep Band 1.2; V. Basketball 3,4; V. Softball 3.4; V. Track and Field 1,2; V. X-Country2; Most Improved Girl Athlete 3. 88 Beverly Ann Lund “Makes you wonder, don’t it! Bev” Always lias a smile for everyone good friend to talk to. when you need to talk has someone special in Charlestown giggles always laughing never stops laughing great friend good friend to have around. David Kdward Long ' Let s make a run to W alpole Huhha One of Walls s accident friends Shell Station Amherst. Mass It Football I. Football Mgr 2.3,4; V Basketball mgr 1.2.3.1; Tennis 1.2.3.4: One ct Plays 1.2.3.4; B s State 3; Kield Hoeke 4. State One Act Plays 2. New Lnglaud One Act Plaxs 3. Stud. Council 3. Jr Prom 3; Sampler 4; Foreign Lang 4 Francis Brendan Lawlor Totaled right out. blown Lube St. Charles boy Bratt Vocationsl . stokes’em up wicked wilderness man for- estry man lives at Cage St goes to local vouth parties guy with the hair sucks ’em up bought some new shocks for the van seen w ith Buch, Bresland or girl J Football I. J.V. Baseball I; V Baseball 2.3.1. V Football 2.3.4; Ski Team 1.2.3; V Basketball 4.1 hinting and Fishing Club 4; Stud. Council 2. Cheryl Ann Lawrence Take care. Sherry C’mon baby, let s do the twist streaker frustrated poet cra bow legged Madame Chemie and testube even word Track 1.3: FT.A. 1.3.4: F.H A. 1.3. Vice- Pres. 4; We ('are 1,3.4; Creativity Club 4. N il S 3.4 Drama 3; Sr Play 4. Field hockey 3 Volleyball 3: C A A 1 Joanne Carrie Lesser Very friendly usually seen in or near the bookcase with Don bright pleasant our Number 1 lade skiier. Transfer 3; II.S. 4; Ski Team 3.4; Ski Team 3.4; Ski Club 3.4. Choral F’.nsemble 4 89 Katherine Klizabeth Miller “Where’sChet? Kacky Short. short. short. a guy in Bellows halls. touchv about polloek jokes a fineart- ist. Suzanne Carol McCarthy ” I won't do it.” ‘Sue” I he Path-Pep Band one of the four of a kind the Clinch's driveway P B's former IGA pretzel head los es bicycles. Levi's, tea and the color red touching noses. Band 1 2.3.4; Stage Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Wind Ens. 3.4; Choral Ens. 4; M Chorus 1.2.4; (.lee Club 2.3; H S 3.4; Model UN 3; Math Club 1.4. Girl s State Alternate 3; Dis- trict II-Statc Band I. Pep Club I; Foreign Lang 3. Trcas 4. Drama Club 3; G.A.A. 1. Sampler 3.4 J V Basketball I. Ski Team 3; Jr Prom 3; A. A. 1.3 Kevin Michael McKenna Don’t phase me a bit ” ” Big Toot” Little mirrors? cuck thrusts and candy bars great lap for 5 to sit on knows who’s boss Patty ouch stop ow! a good guy to be friends w ith. Football I M Chorus 1.2; Ski Team 1.2; Track 1.2 Mary Ellen Mielmiew iez Gim-me a break!” “Mick” II-State 74 Dominoes Tim who? Loretta Lynn Memorial Bridge Class Pres 2. (.lass ice-Pres. 3.4; Stud Council 1.2.3. Lt. Gov. 4; Jr Prom Chairman, Queen s Court Fr Award I: DAB 4; Stud, of the Month 3; Stud Gov t Day 1.2; A A 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2; J Cheerleading I V Cheerleading 2.3; Track 1.2.3,4; M Chorus 2.3.4; Choral Ens. 3.4; Vll-State (. horns 3.4; Sampler 3.4; W Cam. 3,4; Sr. Batiq 4 Jay ne Deborah Miller Seen working w ith a construction crew Franklin County bowling in Bratt movies in Meatland often found by a pool table let s go to the Ridge. M Chorus 1.2; Pep Club3; A A 1.2; Glee Club 1 Jr Prom 3. 90 Susan Mac Morse “You’ve got to be kidding. Sue” French fries again? . the original chocolate kid wears diamonds to school same doctor?. likes Robert Bedford movies Senior Banquet quiet? member of the Upper class Valley Forge liberty bell Vermont at last Glee Club I. Health Careers 4 James Edward Mulford Well, see ya later. Jim-A-Tune Summer of’74 likes to go 4 wheeling always riding his bike Chickletman .one of the A P boys likes to sort bottles get the gaddaplast Edin! Future Fireman of America. X-Country 1,2; Track 1,2; One Act play 3; A A 1.2,3. Wanda Lynn Norman Oh. well. Wanda Woman Saturday night bowling league loves keeping secrets where’s my cup? redlights 1 can stdl read that sign plans on skiing at Ml Snow even week-end 'renuisdur- ing the plays Tilly! Ecology Club 3; N II S. 3. Pres. 4: A. A 4. Stud Council 4. Sampler 4; Latin Award 2; German Award 3; P E. Award 2.3; Jr Prom 3; Pep Club 4; Gov Ball 3; New England Drama Festival3; Stud Gov. I)a 3; Foreign Lang. 4; W Carnival 4. Tennis4 Nancy Ann Noyes Cut it out.” Shorty Good kid Fran’s other half always seen at the V quiet nice smile. Patricia Ann Noyes What can I say? ' Willy Wild Stallion barn dance anyone? The Hudson Brothers go nl pool plavcr wonder bread stands up her date's Kevin s boss touching noses? Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 2.3,4; Wind Ens. 3.4; Pep Band 3,4. 92 Robert Harry Noyes ” Is that right? Lui Sleczydog scarf remember Westminster big flirt barbecued lamb back inju- ries during football good chicken farmer picking up hitchhikers in Keene, Pond hiologN know am nice girls? Fr Basketball 1: J V Basketbal' I V Basketball 1.2.3.4: J Baseball 1 Baseball 2; Band 1,2.3.4. District All-State 2. M Chorus I. Choral Fns I. 4. J Football 2; V Football 2. Mar Rachael () Connor Molly Sneakers W reck Dances Molly's Pool Hall Freshman Basketball light bulbs? Townshend Dam French class flat tires birthday broken pumpkins exciting past no money; nomoakic!! M Chorus 1.2 Cynthia Lee Patterson I give up (.'indy” Springfield. Mass, footprints on the windshield Shrine games feeding the cat W estminster Howdy Doody pea-slugs Spofford fretpient trips to North W al- pole Maine! come on dow n are you married? C A A 1; A A 1.2.3, Treas. 4. Ten- nis 1.2.4. J V Chrcrlcading 2; V Cheerloading 3. Capt 4; Jr Prom 2. Co-Chairman 3; Gov. Ball 2; Pep club 1.2.4: Sr Ban |. 4: Sampler 4 Jod Lynn Parant Huh. w hat'd I know? Jody Goffstown super athlete 2 more weeks, Jody alw ays gets stuck in the middle really nice kid to have around doesn't need any one to protect her, it’s the attacker who needs help basketball freak pocket book? V Basketball 3.4: V. Softball 3,4 Cynthia Ruth Parsley Gupna! Flakes Frnie s other half, better half(?) great test maker Calculus at Windham Cindella Persil shabas shusu good square dancer Math Club 1,2.3.4: Track 2; Chess Club 3.4; N ILS. 3.4; Philophilc Club Vice-Pres. 4. I .at in Club 4 Foreign Lang 4; Latin Basket- ball Came 4 Top 10 of Twin State Math League I. Top 10b of I V M Math Test 2,3 Wallace Newell Pelton Wally Pretty good card player quiet., very shy beautiful red hair polite. Transfer 3. Paul Alline Pom f rev I'm just a poor old man who's destitute and losin. Wagger Quiet shy always reading hardly know he's around wicked smart. Linda Christine Pratt It s not my fault. Linda Remember the tarts saved John Denver fan great time back in the olden days growing up and mellowing kind of a loner down to earth type loves cats, great danes, and a friend crystal images of dreams. A. A L2.3.4; M Chorus 1.4 Gail Precourt Petco worker always seen with Mary .quiet nice smile a good friend. Philip McCunnel Roach Bright fond of those ski slopes quiet liked to skip gvm classes. Ski Team 3,4; Ski Club 3,4. John Hiram Rounds Always seen with Robin quiet friendly. Vocational Program Bratt. 3; Co-op. Student 4. Roland Michael Savoy Ah. net out of here.” Likes to push his corvette but not up Kissell Hill! drives a little green vet likes to blow up his friends cars always seen with Joan one of the big time spenders dish pan hands Mark Joseph Scott Scottie” Marko-Pollock Saturday night bowling league Shrimp Newberg senior keg party and a certain blonde! red pillows and bring your own third period study yellow hat left us for Mt. Snow . . chick chasing in nineth grade? Ski Team 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2. ('apt 3; Chess Club3; Jr Prom 3; Boy’s State Alternate 3; Ski Club Pres. 3 James Ross Sears Jimbo” Wicked ticklish goes streaking in Springfield one of the big D” great to work with but can t keep his hands off the sodas Saturday night at the movies hates marsh- mellow sandwiches. Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Boy s State 3; Jr Prom 3; A A. 2.3.4; One Act Plays 3.4; Sr Play 4. Mary KliseSchultz “Not necessarily. The Path-Pep Band? . great gym partner good kid lunch at Marys house Girl s Glee Club Silver Keg 11 20? Beach Boys. M Chorus 1,2,3,4; Choral Ens. 2, 3,4; Glee Club 4, Band 1,2,3.4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Wind Ens. 4; District All- State Chorus I; Stage Band Clinic 2; All-State Chorus 3; Stud. Council 3; We Care Treas. 3. 94 T(xld ThurstonSemonite Good deal.......rodd” Saturday night howling league wine glasses picnics in the woods putting on a lit- tle weight? shopping in Bratt cigars at Boy’s State flat tires playing s ith the computer the long way home! Ski Team 1.2. Capt 3.4; Fr. Football 1. J V Football 2,3; V. Football 2,3,4. Tennis 3,4, Football Practice Award 2. Band 1.2.3.4. Stage Band 1.2.3,4; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; W. Ens. 4;M. Chorus 1; N U S. 3.4; French Club 4; Math Club 1.2.4: Math l earn 1.4; Ski Club 1.2,3.4; U S Senate Youth Program 3; U Pilgrimage 2; Class Treas. 2; Class Pres 3.4; Stud Council 2. Treas 3.4; Co-Ed. Sampler 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Y Cam. 3. 4; Boy’s State3. Harold Frank Skorstad “Howie” Donah! always at every party never does any homework rubber legs want to see some nice legs? Jungle Boogie kawasaki the coop Jim Croce . pickin' corn New Year s Eve parts Tovota square smile pennv wood ah Howie' Jr Prom 1.2,3. Mary Elizabeth Smith “Oh well.” “Mary” Pi .mire! Goffstosvn 44 super athlete tennis anyone roof, what roof? where’s Dudley super brownie don’t break the plane! pregnant ankle who. me? Atom Ant! J V Basketball I; V Basketball 2,3.4; J.Y Softball 1; V Softball 2.3.4; X- Country 2; Latin Award 3; NH.S. 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2.3,4; Most Improved Athlete 2. Rebecca Landon Smith “ Rob Friendly quiet perceptive bright our own Anthropologist shares interest- ing experiences and beliefs potato lady frustrated archeologist Madame Chemie roses cheeks sailor hat weekends at Star Lake often seen in the English area Grafton purple knights. Math Club 1.2.3. Pres 4; N.H S. 4; We Care 2.3.4; F T A. 3.4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4. Ecologs 2.3.4; Drama 3; .Sr Plas 3.4 One Act Plays 2.3.4; National Exploration Scholarship 3. Edsvard Charles Smith Who’s kidding ss ho. “Stonazooski” Parts until 12 30 sitting on the porch Polish and Proud group B back ross bomb squad a real leaper? Hosv’s Anne. Ed? Atkinson St trips every night alsvays seen svith a certain blonde. X-Countrs 1.2; W. Track 2.3.4. S Track 2.3.4. New Eng- land One Act Play 3. 9S Amu Kathryn Stickney Yeah right. ’’Stick Sugar Bear pinball wi zard Turk’s woman . Conway Twitty Barb Searb car Oh Klton, look at him! Sonny cherry cigars All-State ’74 11:20??? Jill’s sleepover. Band 1.2.3.1; Class See. 3.4; J.Y. Cheerleader 1,2; V. Cheerleader 4; Stud. Council 3; Sec. 4; Jr Prom 3; Track 1.2,3.4; Stud Gov’t. Day 2; A.A. 1,2.3, See 4; G.A.A. 1; M. ('horns 1; W Carn 3.4; Choral Ens. 2,3.4; All-State Chorus 3.4; Pep Club 1.2.4; District All-State Chorus 1; Sports Banq. 3,4 Richard Leslie Sprague One «� f the Saxtons River gang quiet era .) legs. Fi. Football I, J.V. Football 2. V. Football 3.4; J Baseball I. V Baseball 2.3.4. Lyle Marie Streeter “Streaker Saturday night bowling league Chinese fire drills my leaning post the fountain flat tires Track 1,2.3.4: Ski Team 3,4; M Chorus 3.4, Choral Kns. 3,4; Jr Prom 3; Ski Club3.4; Foreign Lang 3,4; Y A 1,2.3.4; G.A.A 3. Tracey Ann Spear ‘ Who “Tracey Never shuts up yearly fight with someone often rowdy Walpole often seen at North Pond often in a bad mood. Jr Prom3; One Act Plays3. Doreen Jane Sullivan Yah right Dee” Mile Hitler chucker car sits home and waits and waits and waits shrine games ok Dee-Dee! Mr. P!! Lake Bomoseen what’s playing first? Butch! plastic pants has a little follower and her name is peacock diapers puddles always waits for Butch the evil eye mutual cleaning women. J.V. Cheerleading I. V. Cheerleading 2.3,4; Jr. Prom 3; Queen’s Court 3; Track 1.2,3.4; M. Chorus 1; A. A 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1. Pep Club 1,2,4. Sampler 4 % V Micheline HenrietteSwarts You turkey.” Mies” Sailing at Spofford P. VI H Y S I) fried eggs Don’t forget to pull the shades down Mies Harlow's wild night in Timmy's car Sr. Banquet party!! Jr Prom 3; Ski Team 1; Ski Club 1,2; German Club 2,4; Pep Club 1.2,3.4; M. Chorus 1 Cheryl Ann Williams Oh really now. “Cheryl Springfield, Mass. footprints on the windshield shrine games driving lessons Westminster Yucca Flats peas-slugs loves birthday parties What time is it? Spofford but we weren't sailing blue bug Jill's sleepover tuna fish sand- wiches Westminster farmer stranded always ready for a good party Tiny Blatter feeding the cat Howdy Dondy dead town of Walpole bowling alley . . ski tow weird laugh. Pep Club 1.2.4; French 1; Jr. Prom 3; A. A. 1,2,3; Sr Banq. 4. Lynn Ann Thayer Oh come on. Leg Remember '74 Sr float night? let’s be trees or would you rather roll Mike’s at- tackee Meatland Bank white owl love English sugar cubes upstairs leg of Lynn, medium rare M. Chorus 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 4, A. A. 1,2,3; Sr Play 3,4; Jr Prom 3; (dee Club 3. John Kirk Trombley Really “Kirk No Marcia, like this . silver keg that's right Bill music mar kirok noonies. Pep Band 1,2,3.4; Choral Fns. 1,2,3,4; M Chorus 1,2.4; Band 1,2,3.4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4 Wind Fns. 3,4; N il S. 4; District Music Festival 1; All-State Musical Festival 2.3; Foreign Lang. 3; Pres. 4. Stage Band Clinic3. Dale Patrick Ward 11 a lick you moron. Ward c-o Always trying to hustle the girls always hanging around with Bill always up in the BARN” 97 Edwin Wilson “Oh nice.” “Butch Always looking for a party hopes mother doesn’t find out one of the Gas Land boys liked to put in R for race going forward. Harley Frank Woodard “Live long and prosper.” Harley Davidson Well 2 out of 3 ain't bad how’s bookkeeping class? runs with his feet out vulcan greeting hangs around in English conference area with the gang W. Track 2,3.4; S Track 3,4; X-Country4; Stud Gov’t Day 3; Philophile Club 4 Ann Marie Workman “ I miss Scott. Ann Best friend most of the time a real good friend has good pajama parties Doug Who? . another challenge . Scott Who? stupid woodturkey tripped ya brownies through the bedroom window got a pipe? Glee Club 1,2,3,4; M Chorus 1,2,3,4; Choral Kns. 4; Jr Prom 3; Queen's Court 3; Pep Club 1,2: A. A. 1.2.3. Robert Charles Wright “ Let's go truckin'. Bob” Jumping into the stream at camp in 20 below ero weather cruising at three for Marlbo- ros mountain climbing at 5 a m crashing into trees sliding sidew ays through Vi- las bridge, before Walpole Beer closed bus buddy with a smile great friend . has many scouts. Football 1,2; Band 1,2; A. A 1,2. Susan Berenice Zajas What-a-at? . aha Pumpkin coat for nippy weather sitting in a car at the playgrounds got any jump- er cables? invite only?? Jr. Prom bow ling alley sit about foxy . sometimes a great pool player chunker car (Jet a muffla Sr Banquet! Transfer 2; V. Cheer- leading 4; Pep Club 4; Tennis 2,3,4; Softball I; A A. 3.4; Jr Prom 3; Sr Play 4; Sr Hop 4. 98 SENIORS MISSING FROM PICTURES Michael George Clark “Spike” The kid with all the hair quiet alcohol and IPS his favorite spot is the patio. W. Track 1; Tennis 1; Discussion Group3; Jr. Prom 3; Pep Club 1; Chess Club 1 Donald Robert MacLean Well, if I can’t get a ride I II hitch-hike.” ” Don” Star fiddler bright perceptive. likes bookcases and long hair. Ski Team 2,3,4; A. A. 2.3.4; Jr Prom 3; N.H.S. 3.4; Sampler 4; Winter Cam. 3; Sr Play 4; Stud. Council 2,3. Roger Donald Sherette “Roger Seldom seen . likes to spend what time he’s in school in the AV room loyal Sam s Army-Navy boy Deborah Anna Vivian Deb The girl who laughed all the way through her speeches has her own laughing doll quiet when she isn’t laughing one of our red heads. Roger D. Sherette Deborah A. Vivian IN MEMORIAM Although some of us didn’t know Matthew, those of us who did re- member him as a very good friend. His sportsmanship and courage were a great joy to our class. He has been sorely missed. 99 Michael G. Clark Donald R. MacLean LOOKING BACK Mrs. Schultz, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Perry, Mrs. Eno, Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Harty, Mr. Clark, and Mr. Farmer. i BOOSTERS Contributors are nice. Sponsors are special. Patrons are super. Boosters are fantastic. And all of them are our friends. Good Luck Graduates! Atwood Insurance Agency Westminster, Vermont Bellows Falls Cash Market Leonard M. Lisai and Sons Groceries, Meats, Provisions Bellows Falls Trust Co. Square Bellows Falls, Vt. Dexter's Men’s and Ladies' Clothing Arrow — Pendleton — Puritan WE Recycle Old Newspapers Mountain Paper Products, Corp Savings Bank of Walpole Simmonds Precision Prod., Inc. Instrument Systems Division Bellows Falls, Vt. Tvrell and Wickberg, Inc. Vermont National Bank P.O. Box 206 Bellows Falls, Vt. Farr's Garage, Inc. Your Dodge Car and Truck Dealer Bellows Falls, Vermont Flock Fibers, Inc. No. Walpole, N IL 05101 Grafton Village Cheese Co., Inc. Grafton, Vermont 05146 Ray E. Griffin D. D.S. Stephen James Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work 20 Atkinson St. Bellows Falls Kane's Pharmacy, Inc. Ed Kane — John Malley Bellows Falls, Vt. Walker Insurance Agency Village Square Bellows Falls, Vt. Westminster St. Exxon Station 97 Westminster St. Bellows Falls, Vt. Frank W. Whitcomb Construction Corp. Box 429 Bellows Falls, Vermont 05101 Congratulations to the Class of 1975! Whitney Blake Co. A Nortek Company WoodlanTool and Machine Co., Inc. Tooling — Machinery— Design Industrial Drive, Bellows Falls, Vt. Compliments of: Gleason Trans. Co., Inc. — The Farmer’s Best Friend Rouse Enterprises Inc. — The Family’s Best Friend 101 PATRONS Nothin’s Better'll Apples Unless It’s Allen’s Sweet Cider Andrew’s Inn On the Square, Bellows Falls Bartlett’s Dairy, Inc. Quality Dairy Products Capron’s Paint Shop 8 Westminster Street Cote Jewelers Bellows Falls, Vt. J.J. Fenton Co., Inc. Bellows Falls, N’t. Heritage Acres Family Campground Grafton, Vt. The Lodge Motor Inn Motel and Restaurant We wish to express our appreciation to the following who furnished us photo- graphes in addition to our staff photogra- pher Stephen Brody of Foto Graphics Ltd,: Mr. John Frankiewicz Mrs. Thelma Bronk Miss Anne Rodia Mr. Michael Fawcett and the Photography Class Students. Our appreciation is also extended to Mr. en Winsor, Area Representative of the merican Yearbook Company for his assist- ance in the production of the 1975 Sampler. 102 SPONSORS A. J. Tide), Inc. Aumands and Sons, Inc. Harlow's Sugar House Hodginsand Sons, Inc. Hubbard Farms Knights of Columbus Phil’s Sunoco Putnam’s Village Market Sam’s Army and Navy Department Store William H. Tatem M. D. B.F.U.H.S. Pep Club Bates T.V. Service Inc. Bristol's Shell Station Richard Pi. Brown Agency Chamberlain Machine, Inc. (iota and (iota Dari-Joy Pilks Fall Mountain Motors, Inc. Jim Farrell and Son Sign of Raven Antiques Thomas Turner Co., Inc. Unique Hairstyles Walpole Beef Co. Discount Beverages Gerry’s I.C.A. Bellows Palls, Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 527 CONTRIBUTORS American Finance Corp. Bandbox K. B. Beebe l)r. William J. Berg Big Red Barn Bliss and Lawlor Insurance Agency Bogert Ine. Brilliant's TV Service Dr. Ralph N. Buck Bellows Fulls Chamber of Commerce Class Trip of 5 to Riverside Densinore Ambulance Service Devon Diner Dick s Shoe Store I Doogillry Pizza Esther's Dress Shop Doris and Wayne Ferguson File and Hammer Fine Furriers Fuller I lard war� ' anti Building Supplies. Inc. lialladay The Florist Inc. Hetty Green Motel Apartments Hollar’s Barber Shop Kerr— McGee Chemical Corp. King Solomon’s Lodge McGirr Nursing Home, Inc. Marion’s Beauty Shop Meatland Mike’s Barber Shop Model Press Montgomery Wards North Shore Trailer Park North Walpole Supply Co. Pinnacleview Equipment, Inc. Romano's Yarn Boutique Sam’s Gulf Snow and Lear Co., Inc. Toussaint’s Paint Center Village (lift and Party Shop Mr. Mrs. Arthur S. Wareing White Metal Rolling Stamping Corp. Yvette’s Beauty Shop IN MEMORIAM ROLAND MICHAEL SAVOY We wish to honor the memory of Roland Michael Savoy, a Senior whose unfortunate death struck exceptionally hard on those close to him and the students in our class. After sharing classes for ten years, we had come to know Roland not only as a classmate but as a friend. Although Roland never saw Graduation Day, his thoughts are still with us, and we have the memory of his accomplishments, be they large or small, to cherish for the rest of our lives. ROW 1 — A. Obuchowski, J. Donzello, J. Shaunessy. C. Ferguson, B Hodgkins, M. Condon. C. Bezanson. ROW 2 — A. Blanchard, M Bezanson. S. Zajas, I). Johnson, L. Lasonde, M. Ashcroft, S. Morrison, C. Giguerc. Missing from picture: Coach Harmon. TENNIS If we had a year to practice we’d have been a great team ... a special booth at MacDonalds . . . Only two courts . . . “Blowin in the Wind . . ‘The two sis- ters’ . . . Our First CVCs . . . Swimming at Woodstock . . Winning a real match! . . . Going to the state’s. ROW 1 — W Hammond, D. Washburn, M. Cook, S. Barry. ROW 2 —C. Patterson, R. Record, T. Semonite, D. Crilly, L. Smith. B Joslyn, J. Butler, Coach M. Fawcett. Missing from picture: H. Weiser. In Spring Track ’75 best points were in distance races: Vfc mile, 1 mile, 2 mile ... Butch with his javelin ... the Frans with discuses and shotputs . . . State Meet at B.F. ... spring barbecue and lots of tre- mendous help at every meet. ROW 1 — D. Landers. P. Lowell, R. Miller. E. Fisher, D. Green, D. Jenkins. T. Brown. D. Hazeltine. M. Putnam. S. Bobrowski. P. Stickney. ROW 2 — R Bates; Mgr., Coach Petty, F. Pecor, P. Harrington, K. Lawrence, T. Eno, D. Dancosse, T. Fontaine, T. Allen, G. Francis, A. Schwab, J. Schultz. F. Boggess, W Daigle, F. Kissell, M. Smith, Coach Coyne. TRACK Girls Track this year saw water fights . . . excuses . . . 100 girls on the gym floor . . . sun bathing and sit ups . . Little Rubber Duck . . . crazy songs on the bus . . . imi- tating Miss Warner’s wedding . . . Jude, the Track Clown. ROW 1 N. Hancock, N. Greene. J Griffin; Capt.. M. Michniewicz, L. Streeter; Capt., D. Sullivan. D. Borden, M. Anderson, C. Long. K. Rogenski. B Hammond. M. Dowling. ROW 2 — S. Gilman, A. Salmon. G. Howe. B. Stewart. A. Stickney, L. Thayer, H. Joy, J. Howarth, P. Potter, D. Allen, L. Hemelberg. G. Dawkins, M Hammond. B. Griffin, M. Bresland ROW 3 — Coach Warner, A. Dowling, T. Rouse, P. Parant, J. Streeter, L. Schwab, R. Flynn, J. Donzello, K. Harrison, T. Lawrence, C. Demuzio, N. Laware, B. Simonds, Coach Kendall. GOLF Two Aces . . . Tenney as fifth man “No, no, no, I don’t smoke it no more.” What else? ROW 1 — J. Hollar. D. Loring, J. Barber, J. Hollar. R Wickberg. ROW' 2 — L T- laro, A. Beals, R Wickberg, R. Tenney, E. Howard. Coach Wyman. Missing from picture: D Higgins. SOFTBALL Shorts and shirts sewed together? . . . squirrel . . . peanut pizmire . . . statue of liberty Bedrock Field . . . outfield crash munchos . . . dudley . . . opening backstop ceremonies . . . chip. L. Jennison; Co- Capt., C. Neff, C. Frappiea, P King, T. Lawrence, J. Flanders, C. Ashley, V. Miller, S. Rumrill, C. Neff, J. Parant, B. Knowlton, M. Smith; Co-Capt.. M. McGowan, Coach Rodia. Varsity: ROW I — T. Shelc, D. Salimone, A. Kuusela. P. Kiniry, T. Davis, P Fry, L. Harlow. J Hopps. ROW 2 — Coach Bisbee, C Harlow, R Lockerby, L. I.isle . B Largess. J. Reis. B. McWilliam, P McGowan. BASEBALL The 1975 Baseball season saw . . Lisle s homer . . Dick’s hitting streak . . . Tom Shelc’s hit . . dull season . . . beautiful weather . . . and the future can t help but be better! Junior Varsity: ROW7 1 — F. Mitchell, S. Keefe, R. Abarc. S. Spear, R Demuzio, W. Beam. ROW 2 — J Lynch, R. Hitchcock, J. Grippo, A. Madore, A. Allwood, T. French, A. Neff, Coach Pickering. THE INVISIBLE WORM The story of a man who felt everything was fake . . . Cara screaming at him . . . the doctor thought he was nuts! C. Roberts, L. Watson, S. Johnson. ONE ACT PLAYS GETTYSBURG Was there really a battle? . If so why couldn’t Strik- land remember it? ... the cemetery was the place of rest and the lost rebel bullet broke the silence. ROW 1 — D. Long. ROW 2 — R. Larsen, T. Fontaine, T. Semonite, D. Salimone, J. Sears. E. Fisher. THE PRIVATE EAR Good looking Tim trying to help Paul with Dawn . . . the classical man versus the cool one . . . Toadstool soup and Dubonnet. P Slattery, D. Loring, T. Allen. SENIOR PLAY “Glow Little Glow Worm ... a beer bottle wall . . . swinging hands . . . Jim s hula . the Three Musketeers ... a stolen indian . . . Conchita . . Ernie breaking a board . . “It’s a crisis isn’t it! . . . “Suds in Your Eye! . . . standing ovation ... a great success. THE BAND The Spring Concert was . . . performances by the Bands, Mixed Chorus and Choral En- semble . . . standing “O for the Stage Band Harry Tonto . . . Hey Jude by Lennon, McCartney, Trombley and Von Gillern . . . Marne Medley . . Last concert for 75 class. A wonderful Time For Music. MIXED CHORUS JUNIOR PROM Junior Prom '75 was 110 couples . . . the waterfall that never was ... no crown or flowers? . . . cocon- uts!!! Queen Cathy Barrows . last minute murals . . . spilled paint . . . Deb and Dick; chairpersons . . . the unused chair. Queen Cathy Barrows Graduating Juniors Julia Bussino “Jewels” You know what I mean?” Usually seen in a green pickup truck always around when you need a friend good kid usually in the library talking instead of working . . . I ve got to go call Steve . . . what if the cow goes dry? Bart Christopher Cushing “Bart “Is that right? Changes girls like he changes his socks! . . . talks a lot about going to Idaho . . . always will listen . . . big poultry raiser . . . '62 Buick always needs fixin’. Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 3; Wind Ensemble 3. Maria Julie Grube See ya later.” A big Grubb that smiles a lot ... catch ya a little later . . Butch's other half . . . foreign language expert ... a good friend and always socializing. M.C.M.H.S.: Science Club 1.2; Horseback Hiding 1; Canadian Physical Fitness Award 1. B.F.U.H.S.: Hiking Club2,3. Diane Carol Boomer “Dee-Dee “Oh no! Ba's girl . . . often seen in a yellow sports bug . . . hanger . . . well, you are no gentleman . . . full moons at the Dari Joy . . . rubba boots . . . soggy spun apples . . . the carrot . . . September is a good month. Pep Club 3; Junior Prom 3; Deca 3; Sophomore Bazaar 2. Donna Lee Ford “ Donna” “I'm game. Interest in Springfield . . . always at Dartmouth track meets . . . often seen with a certain blonde . . . Vega bomber . . . daily trips to WW . . . concert freak . . tee shirts . . . never misses a party ... St. Mike’s weekend. Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Jr. Prom 3; A. A. 1,2,3. Brynna Hurwitz Brainy kid and someone you can really talk to ... a fun person to switch shoes with and to go rock climbing with . . . a very friendly person . drivin' up to any ski tows lately? Transfer 4: Literary Board of School Magazine 1; Soccer 2; Folk- dance 2; Drama 2; Graphics 2; Dance 2. Sandra Louise Lowell “Sandv” Oh wow.” Who said smiiles lead to romance? . . . good old party days . . dining hall maids of America . . . cute kid . . . always seen laughing at anyth- ing . fan mail fantastic cocktail parties . . . seen going on a bus to N.Y., Mass., and Conn, all the time. Mixed Chorus 1. Peter MacDonald Smith “ Pete “Let’s go. Always playing cards . . enjoys working on mechanical things very much often seen riding in a big, green Pontiac . . . Bun who? . . . practically lives in Cambridgeport . . . rather quiet little fellow. Susan Jane Shangraw “Sue” “I love you Punk!” Often seen in a big red XL . . . funny laugh . . . shut up Sue! GRADUATING JUNIORS WITHOUT PICTURES Will Arnold Will” Ski Team 1; X-Countrv 1. Diana Parker Diana It II all come out in the wash. A real nut . . likes to show the boys up . . pretty good pool whiz always has a smile . . Matt who? . . . likes to get caught under street lights . breaking gas pedals. F. H. A. 3: Chess Club 1. ROW 1 — S. McCarthy, C. Ferguson, M. Michniewicz. A Stickney ROW 2 — P. Noyes, E. Keating, L. Streeter. P Blake Missing from picture: J. Trombley. ALL-STATE All-State was Dr. John Raymond . . save your cans for the winos . . . smile off, smile off, Ky-ri-e ... 13 hours in rehersal . . . Motha Country . . . caress me don’t molest me . . . standing “O” Tenors, you're tho.-: thweet? .. . Birdman . . . How was the movie Lyle? . . . we have a chucker house! .. . Do you want me to call him over? . . . birthday party at the Rusty Scuffer! Governor W. Daigle, Representative Obuchowski, Former Gov S. Johnson. SCHOOL STATE School State 1975 saw ... a big turn out in the voting . . . campaigning . . . trying to get petitions signed speeches . . . “Whigs ”, “Tories” and Rebels . . . the final induction with Governor Daigle and Lt. Governor Bruns. Lt. Governor Bruns ROW 1 — C. Roberts, S. Aiken. K Abare. ROW 2 — V. Miller, L. Tolaro, M. Dowling, S. Gilman ROW 3 — Attorney General M. Jerome Diamond, M. Bruns, W. Daigle, T. Shelc, E. Hodgkins. Spring for the National Honor Society meant . . . eleven new members . . . buffet dinner with lots of delicious food . . . candle lighting . . . Vermont's Attor- ney General M. Jerome Diamond . . . one if by land, two if by sea, or was it the other way around? . . . raising money for Muscular Dystrophy; the third highest amount in the state. ROW 1 — C. Parsley, W. Norman. L. Jennison, S. McCarthy. T. Clough. ROW 2 — E. Hakey, C. Kisscll, T. Semonite, D. Cushman. M. Smith. TOP TEN CLASS NIGHT Class Night was the “fun” night ... “Time in a Bottle” ... class gift of stainless steel lettering memories from the will: Ernie replacing computers, Glow Little Glow Worm , first professional women s baseball team of 4. peacock feathers, Peter’s desserts to Jane Barber, playboy to Mr. Brys, Robbie s little black book, Wanda Woman’s cape, Erin Brennan’s porch, Santa Cook. Dee Dee Dee and the class history sharing thoughts from 1972-75. Awards Loyal Order of Moose Scholarship— Brenda Hodgkins Knights of Columbus— David Long American Legion Auxiliary Citizenship Medal — Mary Michniewicz Elks Scholarship — John K Trombley Maurice Dexter Award — Allen Kuusela Pierce Lawton Post American Legion Scholarship— Peter Blake American Legion Citizenship Medal — Todd Semonite Bellows Palls Womens Club Amy Searles Scholarship — Cynthia Perguson Abenaqui Snowmobile Club Scholarship — Suzanne McCarthy Botary Club Medal and Scholarship — William Hallock YMCA Scholarship— Andrew Beals WNEA Scholarships — Becky Allen and John K Trombley Alumni Scholarships — Alison Cray. David Long. Mary Smith. Suzanne McCarthy UVM Certificates of Honor— Ernest Hakcy . Robert J. Crotty Memorial Athletic Scholarship— Edward Smith Dr and Mrs. Albert Miner Book Award — Suzanne McCarthy National Merit Scholarship— Ernest Hakey Lawrence Gray Award — Mary Smith Lawrence Hadley Award — Linda Jennison Pred Prappiea Memorial Scholarship— Mark Scott E.R MacDonald Memorial Scholarship — John K. Trombley Metcalf Memorial Scholarship — Becky Allen Hubbard Parms Employees Scholarship Award — David Long Paul P. Davis Memorial Science Award — Ernest Hakey Westminster Art Association Scholarships — Katherine Miller and Susan Zajas Hesser College Scholarship — Judith Howarth Anonymous Westminster Scholarship — Lyle Streeter D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award — Mary Michniewicz Special Military Presentations — Todd Semonite Rockingham Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Scholarships — Barbara Know lton and Suzanne McCarthy The Charitable Foundation of the Bryant Chucking Grinder Scholarship — Ernest Hakey Class of 1973 Memorial Gift of Ear phones to the Media Department GRADUATION 75 The Class of ’75 was the first class to graduate from B.F.U.H.S. who had spent all four years in the new building . . the first class to graduate in the Holland Gymnasium . . . our own class song ... a class with high ideals and many friends. ALUMNI PARADE The Higher We Climb, The Wider Our Horizons.