Bellows Free Academy - Alpha Omega Yearbook (St Albans, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1966 volume:

eat bjfcok 1966 (J Class of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury Staff B.F. A. Mercury EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTISING MANAGER Jane Lavkrnway Donald Rakowski Donna Goodroe Published eight times a year: September, October, Nov- ember, December, February, March, April and May by the students of Bellows Free Academy. Rates: $3.50 per year: 35 cents per copy. All business communications address to Business Man- ager. Bellows Free Academy, St. Albans, Vermont. All other communications to the Managing Editor. VOL XXXVI JUNE, 1966 XO. 10 The Class of 1966 would like to gratefully acknowledge t lie assistance of the following: Mr. Clayton Harmon, Yearbook Advisor Mr. Keith Gallup The North Country Press Sargent ' s Studio Yearbook Sponsors William Saxby, Mercury Photographer Sponsors Besty Willson, Chairman Xatalie Hewitt. Allison Mayo, Lee Newton, Paula Vallee. Jacqueline deLoeschnigg, Suzanne Giroux, Karen St. Pierre. Donna ( ! lroe Senior Sketches Carolyn Kimball, Chairman Donna Boardman, Wendy Henderson, Jill Nye, John Kimel. Activitie Priscilla Bushey, Chairman Diane Drinkwater, Suzanne Giroux. Pictures Xatalie Hewitt. Chairman Gail Lawyea, Lee Newton, Virginia Mayo, Donna Good- roe, Eleanor Hejond. Class Will . .. Karen St. Pierre, Chairman Sandra Maskell. Betsy Hersey. Advice to Undergraduates Beverly Bouthillier, Chairman; Jill Nye, Claire Lanoue. Caption Writers . . Michele Beebe, Chairman Alone Brault, Polly Brown, Virginia .Mayo Class History Diane Duggento, Chairman Terrie Bressette, Linda Dewey, Bill Hobb. Dedi cation Claire Lanoue. Chairman Betsy Willson, Kathie Brooks. Class Poll Arnold DeLaurier. Class Prophecy Tom Mills. David Powell Chester Strait. Chai John Kimel, Chairman Class Poem Suzanne Giroux Class Song Linda Douglas Cover Design and Art Paula Vallee, Chairman ( larolyn Kimball. Typists Susan ( ladieux, Chairman Marie Ellis, Ruth Bessette. Eleanor Hemond, Suzanne Fisher, Pamela Booth. S ' I ! I KM ( HI 111 K Band l I II l IUn ( c i l I Modern HisUin I 8 His ton M Klll t I K I IS Libra nan niiKiii in i w 1 1 I ngliah 1 car book Dedication 1 1 (,i i i . i di i ■ niin in nil, we, Hi ' ' lass oj 1966, - ,,,, had mi ' in nrniU and on and main- lion. i, and Class of ' 66 B.F.A. Mercury Our Prt iiffn £ tnff B.F.A. Mercury • EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTISING MANAGER Sponsors B Natalie Hewitt, Allison Mayo, Lee Jacqueline deLoeschnigg, Suzanm Pierre, Donna Goodroe Senior Sketches Caroly Published eight times a year: September, October, Nov- Donna Boardman, Wendy Hend ember, December, February, March, April and May by the Kimel. I P students of Bellows Free Academy. Hates: S3. 50 per year; OE Activitie 3.) cents per copv. _. T . , I )iane 1 (nnkwater, buzanne Oimuap All business communications address to Business Man- W ager. Bellows Free Academy. St. Albans, Vermont. All Picture s Xa lW _ ,. (lailLawvea bee Xewton, irgini fc other communications to the Managing hditor. ,,, ,_, . , ■ J l roc, Eleanor Ilejond. ,,.,.,, Class Will Ka LJI_ JtM Wi NO. 10 a ,„. „„„,,„„ Ho ROBERT ASHTON English T 1 HENRY BEEBE ( luidance PAUL BOUCHARD World History. U.S. History BERTRAM CHAPMAN Pre-vocational ;. .1. Wrrcury I KM ( (II III l( Band Muni I II l KI Ml M.hI.tii Htstol 1 KI( ( I l I IS DOROI in i w 1 1 l l l Del VI K 1 1 l : I MI s HI sill I I _«rt It S ■ ll DOWI IN«. I pine I Dwtriliuti Bl in in NSMORI III Kill Class of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury JAMES EMERSON Biology r LAWRENCE EWELL Electricity ALBERT FLAGG English PAUL FORD French II, Latin I, Speech ADA FREDETTE World History KEITH GALLUP M Psychology, Art PAUL GOODRICH Physics, Practical Scier.ee FLOYD GREENE Mcih. I (rawing, ( ieneral Simp ; ' . i. fi I Wll s II l I (I Uln II lt lo (HI IMH | WALTER I l Is nl.. M l I M.I l K s l li N l IIH kl im • in. ' In I l ( I s I | n II KKIS II Will - Class of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury A. JOHN LIVINGSTON ( Sen. Math. Chemistry, Gen. Science PETER MALLETT Guidance Director PATRICIA MAXWELL English EDWARD MENKENS Guidance RUTH MULVEY Business Law. Gen. Business II. Guidance MONICA O ' CONNELL Gen. Math, World Geography, Biology SUSAN PATENAUDE French I 15 TOINI PEISSNER Girls ' Physical Education ' . ■ ' .!. 1 ' .I KM MM H KKM I I Bookkeeping KOIII K I KuM Problem! in American I (em DONAI l s M l RSON Shop ill Kiu i I SHIPM Vgrii ulture I I I K S(ll I I I A II I |h nlmn M KI I M I IIIMM I I Homemaking I IIHON I l || N l jiIi Mm. CLINTON Mill i M.iid Class of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury ROBERT WHITE Boys ' Physical Ei luc ation GEORGE WOOD English SUE ALLEN Secretary to the 1 J rirj cipal MARGARET LEPPER Guidance Dept. Secretary CUSTODIANS: Patrick Hogan, Eugene Ladue, Alan Phillip! li.h.A M- Memorabilia long, long lime if k in Septcml nearly ! •• hundred young fourteen It look tliiw individuala :i  liile I • ■I life l ut when the) finally did remain anony n rial pub- nterview meml Hen reprinted ir enjoyment interv iew ■ ruber « hen a ne thai i routine and u wandered around 1 1 W«- the little hut sou • we did n I when arc did « m Our memliere added new life blood to every activity we joined whether it l - athlelii ..r intellectual. lemerge i n in ' In- Jul 1 ilut our H Jul { -• tracked i -. i rcaaionnlly, lived (or ilcothera inducted into the National i n with ■ Mir presentation • ■) Junior i td .1 triumph when « • - in the Junior Jamboree with our presentation ol Impromptu, Those Be r thought thi witli their three wins, bul we really showed them l hi- led tin- way we were t i in both quality :in l quantity Some uf tin- mure gifted Band and ' bonis II repre- ■ to Boy ■ ' and I rraditionally the Junior Class puts on tin- Prom. Thai is our turn The theme of tin Shangri- l.i and it has bean remembered ai ■ wonderful evening by all those whn attended short summer vacation we returned as Mighty ■ we had worked and waited for three long . u . proved ourselves both in .ml in ..iir | r i . • ur athletic teams liad a record waged t itdo ourai ior play - it, :i c edy ol misunderstanding re involved gave excellent perfon licwitl .-in. I Dave Fahl received Tony awaida for their real- iatii i We tried .. now and different approach t.. Junior Jam- th our entry The Bald Sopi endeavor Mill both warm enthusiasm and cold .li-- we enjoyed doing it and it will definitely ! • remembered for :i I. .ne time t.. come. . sent -i. !■ t ■! ibroad - . culmination of many thingi We learned s lot both scholaatically and otherwise I sure it was often in -int. mm we learned never! I lied around, «• were read n I i .ir foui indeed nn-inor.-ii.li- H ■ r. children, when we lift we were young adults. • did be it college ..r working  .- lid never will forget H I idded iif •- !•• • -.1 there while it A Class of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury Officers FRESHMAN Linda Douglas, Paula Vallee Chester Strait, Stephen Gushing t SOPHOMORE Linda Douglas, Rae Shepard Chester Strait, David Powell B F. 1.1 .11 MOK si NIOR h Class of ' 66 B. F. A . Mercury Who ' s Who in ' 66 Runner-up Runner-up JR DeLaurier Tom Taylor JR DeLaurier Harold Bessette Dave B. Trombley diet Strait Steve Leblanc Mr. Rose Gary Odell Chet Strait JR DeLaurier John Kiinel Donald Rakowski Greg Perry Pete Bocaah Greg Perry Gary Rich Cireg Perry Steve Leblanc Greg Perry Bob Wagner Haskel Mayo Tom Taylor Bob Wagner Chet Strait JR DeLaurier JR DeLaurier Mike Mongeon Greg Perry Chet Strait Canada Chet Strait Cireg Perry JR DeLaurier Greg Perry Greg Perry Tom Mills Steve Pierce Brent Jarvis Dick Roberts Karlton Kunzie Dave Powell JR DeLaurier Steve Pierce James Shepard Dick Roberta Mr. Wood Mr. G Inch Tim Rath Steve Pierce Greg Perry Allan Arsenault Steve Pierce Tadd Redman Dick Roberts Pete Bocash Bob Wagner Dick Roberts Dick Roberts Mike McKinney Karlton Kunzie Allan Arsenault Steve Pierce Dick Roberts JR DeLaurier Steve Pierce New York Dick Roberts Dick Roberts Allan Arsenault Steve Leblanc Dave Powell Steve Pierce Greg Perry Chet Strait Dick Thomas Class Flirt Most Freckles Best Dressed Class Chatterbox Best School Spirit Best Musician Most Pleasing Personality Favorite Teacher Best Artist Most Dependable Most Daring Most Argumentative Best Scholar Best Physique - Figure Prettiest Eyes Best Athlete Wildest Most Fun to be With Best Dancer Most Popular Undergrad Deepest Blusher Class Comedian Best Extra- curricular Worker Biggest Heart Breaker Smoothest Line Most Sincere Favorite Place to Go Most Popular Happiest Best Actor - Actress Peppiest Grouchiest Luckiest Most Likely to Succeed Ouietest Hae Shepard Jill Nye Paula Yallee Jackie deLoeschnig Linda Douglas Diane Drinkwater Betsy Willson Mrs. Thibault Mrs. Trahan Paula Yallee Betsy Willson Rae Shepard Jane Lavarnwav Betsy Willson Linda 1 ouglas Paula Yallee Debbie King Rae Shepard Gail Lumbra Rae Shepard Linda Douglas Roxy Kenyon Diana Shepard Nancy Smith Xatalie Hewitt Betsv Willson Linda Douglas I lebbie King Linda Douglas Roxy Kenyon Paula Yallee Betsy Willson Paula Yallee Mrs. Mulvey Sandie Paulette Allison Mayo Paula Yallee Linda Douglas Jackie deLoeschnigg Karen St. Pierre Rae Shepard Rae Shepard Betsy Willson Roxy Kenyon Linda 1 louglas Ann Thomas Pam Booth Debbie King Jane Lavarnwav Rae Shepard Paula Yallee Susan Danvow ( ' lark Linda Douglas Rae Shepard Betsy Willson The Shed Betsy Willson Paula Yallee Xatalie Hewitt Paula Yallee Betsy Hersey Rae Shepard Betsy Willson Mary Flanagan Allison Mayo Paula ' s Car Linda I louglas Bev Boutbillier Jackie deLoeschnigg 1 el l ie King Jackie deLoeschnigg Betsy Willson Susanne I riroux Bev Boutbillier . ' 11 ' Class Will 1966 md mind and in ..iir l.i.-i will and testament ili« ' following: •i.r ullinmto .■.• the) will -ni.i 1 storj nod provide the happiness that they arc i m ii n. i •in ii , .Liu. I .in. .ii. . I ..ill Lawyea and l ..mi.i U...11.I111.111 onclude their association «itl. 1. in. 1 .iv. 11 nwij .ml a supplj of midnight oil t luirii while M.r. nr nexl I en I. Bti Metti uietl) for  . ( beata Strmil in French l - ill. I St. . I ' ll 1.. 1 1 ..nil - 1 ..mi. 1 i ,11 team ro Mi Senlora provide a miniature Honda to Belor through tin- cor- w. -n.lv Wendereon wills her poi 9 Vrel who I .-■ 11.1 1 raxli 1 Pam W 1K..11 nd exaa- l I. .in.. r ii. in. .ml ... really Irglnla Maj ■• bililj to blow up ba mmittee Beverlj w ella e Junior Kuth I ' .. I in.l.i I .il. i.tt ..•II i. Ii.il. I ' miilx Judj 81 I ' n ■ I .. l s. 111.. I I ' .. 111, 1 l. nil., i. I ' r in. ill. 1 Buaht •• s. in. in Pauli 1 1. ,n and « l... luvea t.. paint 1 .! •■ 1 .ill 1. n.iiiii. Demera, and Beta) Herat bilitj t.. understand I im Rath a nil Dai i-i Powell eave their tuppl) ..1 fiah id dnu Mill- to anj ..in- who wants il Dan Goulette irea Mi rylee Ins supply of large ties in hopes thai hit dosses will enjoy them. K. in 11 si I ' ii 1 11 Rladlj . Nancj Smith door open for the last minute rrivah Marilyn 1 ota and Pam vVUaon depart together in order to develop better relations between tin- Navj and the ir I Steve 1. Id. im. ..n Boudreau, Dick Roberta and l add Redman Miki McKinney the ability to enjoj Mike Bourdeau eavt ... ' •cool n ih. Advanced Math Studenta preaenl Mr. Tylee a supply ol b ' b in case he is running ahorl Rox) Kenyon nriggle to anj envious under- graduate. Mar) Flanagan leaves Ginn} 1 ounos her diar) so thai she can teJUack whal Bhc has been d n Steve Pierce ibility in German to Kdward Blanchard. Be BouthJUiej : abilitiea in Phyaici future Seniors who think the} are thai desperate. I ' liinv I r 11. 1, .in toSuaii ril and Shirley Bergeron. I 1 11. 1.1 Douglas - . -— ;  1 1 her jokeaand her smile to Mr Jacqueline de Loeschnlgg 1 rhildlike cntliua- 1 In- incoming Freshmen Po Mr Rnee we bequeath another year with Home IS. 1 hi s. in.. 1 «.nU control 1 hi Miini.it- 1.1 tin s 1 i 1. inn ppilj and with ' In- hope thai I | WITNESS I 111.1:1 I reunUi inacribcd ..iir 11.. II. mil. I I iiinI. in Sit In. 1.1. . « lull Class of ' 66 R.F. A. Mercury Our Advice to the Undergraduates Once aji:i in the time has arrived for t he honore 1 Seniors to leave B.F.A. and the underclassmen whom we have faithfully protected and assisted. We understand the pro- blems you will face next year without our watchful eyes and guiding hands and we wish to contribute a portion of our knowledge in hopes that the underclassmen will be as successful as we were. The advice is varied as you will see, So listen well and wiser you ' ll be. Experience that ' s what we speak from, So take this advice, we know you need sonic! Before we leave these hallowed halls Here ' s our advice to one and all! We advise the Juniors to take good care of Revef Roines. We urge the Sophomores to use wisely their new status as upperclassmen. The Class of ' 66 reminds the Freshmen and Sub-fresh- men that Your day will come. Dave Fahl advises Dennis Greenia to take good care of Xewell Decker in the absence of the Class of ' 66. Rae Shepard suggests that next year ' s majorette cap- tain note carefully those girls who skip Pep Rallies! Alene Brault advises Marc Roeheleau to talk less and study more in Mr. Induni ' s study hall. Dave Powell reminds Sue Peterson that she will have to look out for herself now that he is no longer available. Linda Douglas advises everyone to smile, no matter how many troubles you have. Smile! Then you can plead insanity! Jacqueline de Loeschnigg advises the underclass girls to concentrate on their driving and not on themselves. Bill Hobb urges Marc Casanova Mallett to keep smiling. Bill Pike reminds any boy who wants to keep his hair long to avoid Mr. Massa. It worked for him, for a while anyway! John Kimel advises all boys not to loiter and never to smoke in the Boys ' Rooms. Diane Drinkwater advises the Juniors not to be misled by Mr. Goodrich when he says Physics is Fun! Tom Mills and J.R. Delaurier hope that anyone driv- ing a sports car will watch out for dirt corners in Milton Borough! Chris Trombley advises all girls to forget the boys and remember the bo ks! Roland Yandow suggests that Dave Wheeler make let- ter use of his empty Dristan bottles. Bev Bouthillier proposes that certain underclassmen sign up for a course entitled. How to act as if you haven ' t been where you have been. Deb King advises Judy Johnson to get a larger basket- ball number. Wendy Henderson reminds Debbie Jacobs that blondes really do have more fun. Betsy Hersey reminds Bruce ( ' orliss that Jay is a good place to ski -and it is friendly. The Modern Gang advises all Juniors to study Modern History -it ' s an experience you will never forget! The Seniors advise Mr. Sanderson ' s shop boys to get with it, or else! Sue Cadieux urges all underclassmen to look alive and stay alert! You will make it! After all. we did Jane Lavarnway advises Lee Bressette not to believe everything she reads about tenting parks. Lastly, we advise all underclassmen that there is a pro- per place and time for everything. School is a place for education and training, take every minute into considera- tion, it goes by to fast to toss something aside till tomorrow. ■,si ' ii?r 3£I$tgS t Bellows tree Academy Athletics : ► .-.(lv.ll I. ... ■ I hose games after the nigh l before i.l, r. Class of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury Boys ' Basketball Utor. Peter Smith, Donald Little Manuaei.-i, ' •: Palmer, IW-. Merrier. Chester Strait, LarrvLaPlant, Peter Bocash, TaddRedmt Gary Rich. Michael Mongeon, Dan Goulette. Mr. White iCoaeh). The always almost Champs. The Hoopsters Comets— Firstrow seated 1 t,,i ■ Pennv Trudean, Sallv Knl.as. Pamela H.-.th. lli ..n Mjv.i, KnierrSt. Pierre, BetM Will-, ,„. I M,l„e Kill . L ' rrd. 1,1,,, Mr.Conr i..l,,al,StalT,,r,l, Pal Beaha, ,, .She, lal.au t,,M. Sue Pet, , ,,,,. lea, , White, BarbaraPierce, RaehelSweerrey. Gail Albertelli.Bi lrl,ieR., les Marratie. I The muscle-girls at B.F. A. B.F I Mercury ■ What f i : ( alluhi in. « r ,r «  7 n r: U Aoi ,-,; Class of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury Mi hai I Mall uf, Chris Mossey, Waltei I iombe, Mike Jan-on, flimles Cross, Thomas Rirhaids. David Kii-li, Donald Rakowski i:ii I.-. .Mm Des hers. KiisciicSi-lii.Kelil.iiiill.ini Sieve lliiill.iu t, David Riehaidson. Morris l ' raziei . Bill Riehaidson, Dennis •:ili- Ri.owi.Tim Tiomblev, David Bonibardiei . Allan Teaane.. ' iid I. tin.: Donald Nuttei ' .John Reviinlds.Sam Kalnli. Steve Pelkev iRipley.Petei Mai an. Alan Janson. Bill Peace.4thl. tor. Mr.Ashton.Mr.Induni.Mr. Livingston, Newell Decker, Jim Myers Hurry up and dress so we can check out the town. jftball First roti I toi GailStearne, Debbv ■ G in, I. Pennj rrudeau Ruth Proulx. dl to, Barbara Pi ,rce,Silli Kubas. Cherj I aimer, 3rd I. to r.: Tern Bi .■,.■■,,.. G til Last •a, Karen St. Pierre, Carolyn Kimball. hope it rains tonight. Activities I ' . ' Mu.1. ..II ...ill. ll ' And tlu- moral for (his vreek is don ' t in order to appreciate our essential liberties Class of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury Mercury Staff — Fiist row I.I. I. : Carolyn Kimball. Be erly Botitlnlli. ' i . Sii anne ( J irony. Bob Blis . .lane La arnway I ' alili ■! i- Jinl I. tt. i Walh .1. ilmson Ass ' 1 1 JhiMi i. hill Saxby, Naomi Shapiro. Donna Goodroe, Diane Drinkwater, Pain Wilson, Diana Bushev, Sandra ( ' 8r.l I n i .: Da id Richardson, Nancj Dunsmore. Bob Pet kins. Judy Carman, Kenneth Ripley, Gail Howrigan, Donna Boardman. 4th 1. tor.: Kevin McGinn, sialic Massa, Bonnie Bowles, Wanda Coon, Cindy Dow. MieheleBeebe. The journalists of B.F.A. Yearbook Staff- First row 1 tor. Beverly Bouthillier. Mary l ' lanarran. Betsy Hei-sey. I.mda Douglas, Jane Lavarnway Editor). Donna Goodroe, I .ail Law- I ; m , ux ■ ,,,! 1, to r. : Sandra Maskell. Ruth Bessette. Jerry I.e.- Newton. Man. ' Kl is, Klea Hemond, Clan.- Lanoue, Diane Duggento, rerrj ; ,11 to i Diaii.-Diiiikwatei. Donna Boardinan.San.il a Cadl.-iiy.Vii EiiiiaMayo. Pnsi ilia Husln-y. WVn.h H.ii.l. I -on. Kai.-nSt. Pierre. 4th 1- to r. ; Mi,-heleBeebe,NatalieHewitt,Betsv Villson,cliesteiStrail VrnoldDeLaurier.Donald Rakowski, Carolyn Kimball. ' The most talented Seniors. . ' I u - f 1 .« i hall ' Class of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury « £ ' . , Band— Firstrowl. tor.: David Kimel. Donald Nutb r.Doi Natalie Hewitt. Cindy Sell . H. .11 1 ' .. ; - I; ■ 1 Id Sin Albertelli. Jackie Ouelett. Diana Bu-I,. . Sainlta 1 ' i.m. Su Lynn Clevelanrl, -lean James. ' uth Houghton, Daiiell Lo 5th 1. tor.: Joanne Fish. JVi tie Biesselte. KeimethRipley, B 1. tor.: Alan Brown MicheleBeebe, Betsy Willson. Judy Cat Duffv. Bruce Riplev. Greg Brown. Hill Pea.-,-. Jin, Sheiui.l.. tin, K 1. Greg Perry. 2nd 1. tor : ■ G Duggent, Melod: Lace. Linda Dewey. Diane Duggento, Beth Wood. 3rd 1. to i Gail wtoi M ■ Napoli, Kathy Brooks, Lana Newton Mar, ia Hallanl. Kll,ert Eaton, 4thl. tor.: tr . Pete] Smith, Suzanne I ,iic ni , I ' niie Mallei i. I. rn N , , I ' nop ii Km it mil. Joanne Dewev. •Mallett, Ja.-k Ewell. Dawd Rir hai dson. Steve Mai tell, ( ' hack McFeeters, Dan Goulette. 6th i, Carol bell, Doug Goulette, Chester Strait, Pain Perry. Missing Sieve Pierce. Take out National Emblem . The Music Makers Majorettes -First row center: Kae Shepard, i apt. - ' iid I. to r.: Elaine Leduc, Vicki Mc- ( Iracken, lharlotte Buck. Shirley Perras. Polly I regeau, Sue Atel, Sandy Danyow, Bev Bout- hilliei . Co-capt. •• What vi r you do, don ' t drop thost batons, girls. . . fi ' I u siii ' 4 along s itii Terry (IS £A MHkiL ■  t .  sSW Class of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury Mount Royal— First row 1. to l : Cathj Houghton, Debbie Kins. Suzanne Giroux, Bet- -v Heraey, Unda Douglas, Jai le) oea h nigg, Roxy Kenyon, Jane Lavarnwaj 2nd I. to r. Carolyn Kimball Gn ■ Pen Irnol I De Lauriers, Chestei Strait, I i ■ 1. Roberta, Tom Mills, David Powell. Betsy Willson, Diane Drinkwater. ' That town without Pity. m Chordmen— Left to ri«ht: Chester St rait. Hick Roberts, Tom .Mills. Chuck McFeeters, David Powell. Mark Ben i in, Steve Pierce, John Kirnel, Brent Jarvis, Greg Perrv, Jack Dodd. 1 — •■ ipv m m r ' VJ ' All State First row I. to r. Linda Dougl is, Jackie deLoeschnigg, Allison Mavo, Rojcj Ken- yon, Betsj Hersey, Betsj Will errie Breasette, Diane Duggento, Susan Best, Gail Duggento. 2nd I. to i Kevin McGinn, Roberl Perkins, Kenneth R, ,1,-x , W.lha.n Pear,., !);,„. el Goulette, Bruce Ri .lej Greg Brown, Dai rell Lovelette, Donald Duffy. The much wiser group. B I I V lltll ii.|i.. l«ual Stall I ' H ' Aii new techniques wen added ih it r r tft-k. j,zr Class of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury Drama Officers— Left to right: Bill Saxby Margo Grodzinsky, Bob Bliss, Wanda Co Shakespeare ' s protege ' s. Senior Play Cast First ro« 1. ii i i.nn Lie Newton, Alan Arsenault, Jane Lavarnway, Donna Goodroe. 2nd] tor. Terrj Bressette, Gail Stearns, Dave Fahl A la DeLaurier, Pennj Slim , Darlene Lovelette. 3rd I. to r.: Timothj Rath, Jackie deloeschnigg, 1 inda Dewey, Donna Boardman, Natalie Hewitl Sam Kaluli.Mi .Mallett -Director). 4th row 1. to r.: Brad Sheperd, Suzanne Giroux, Susan Danyow, Priscilla Bushey,5thl. tor. Michael Mongeon, Tom Tay- 1, ii. Bill Pike And ' Stardust ' Fell lit ' . I. Mercury ■ -V s. I I111H..1 liml-x. . P| y t W ll ' , , Then Well, then. . .Well, then.. -P LU ■ i Class of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury Distributive Education Club of i f,i J First |) V Michael Garland, Vice-pres ; Salij Reed, Sec H Paul T Mr, . I ' ,,- L ' N.I I In I I llinr TimIm- Judj Greenwood, Dm, i Bushey, Judy rwell, Eichard Tromblev. 3rd 1 to l Sandra iver, Susan Anderson, Richard Pelkey, John Ci icken. 4th I to i Cynthia Reynolds, ly St. Pierre. Eric Andreas, Da ' id C. Trom- v, State Parliamentarian; John Thibault. This week I was •promoted to Chief Cook andBottle Washer. FFA— First row 1. to r.: Roger Juaire Graves, Petei Caswell, Jack Callan, Swovet, Robert Airhuinbaiilt. 2nd 1. to i Callan. Robert Callan, Winfred Decker, ard Thompson. Aynone want to buy some seeds? ' Red Cross -First row I. to ,.; Petei Bocash, a St. Pierre, Pam Booth, (lane Lanoue, M ii ' - ' i. Dan I louh-tte. Sam Kahili. L ' n.l to i Jackie Ouelett, Barbara Pierce, Polly regeau, Rae Shepard, Aha,,- Brault, Ruth Veils, Ma,,.- Klli- Pennj Tin. I, -an. 3rd I. to ,.: larol Bell. .loam,,- Fish, Beckj Bushes . Melissa !i,-ss,-tt,.. R,,ih Prouh Natalie Hewitt. Ith I. , r. Beth Wood, Dim, I Man, II. Paul Trom- lev. Jack Dotld. ' Don ' t you want to help your buddy? B.F. I f( D.A.R. (wood Citizens v Zi f BE fSE Will son S|| | I ' ll K I Class Prophecy - July, 1986 You kl ironderful things Iknowbe- - JO.000 111 ..in- about eight . - ill thai in. ' iii% and the prubtem Will, it J lift I I ■ ■ Inn I lin.ilh « lf« ided i bike a trip around  t •• ■ •i. I vini old ■ Mil of lll JU P in t , iv ,.rk v.- my nlil •- lulette Bernard He nd, and Mill mbination ■ ind Mill ki.mI government • off) hing in initi.i al ' ng loudly over something and looking ..,ii, Smith and M agan. Before 1 could «•• over to talk to them, the bouncer threw them out. When the bouncer paased bj In rd He stopped and we talked about ■ I Inn, if he knew «li. of the old Sew V.rk He said yea quiteafew were in tin d Rakowaki owns Wall 8tr I ' l.n bo] ind will, h Mike Mongeon and Tadd Redman playing on the ncwlj formed I li-fi the real - ' mi ;ii,,| feeling rather tired, bougl |,-, ided t return to ii i hotel r, ,m • looking ight nothing • r. mi in pennj fell out I Ulofa ghl I found my- self looking in ' I ■■ brief • ing n • - Class of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury cord. Another story bore the title Natalie Hewitt wins Double-stroke swimming marathon. Recognizing these as two of my old classmates. I read on to notice that another old buddy, Mark Benjamin, had just won a gold medal and two silver medals for the United States in the recent Winter Olympics. I only wished I could have seen these three dis- tinguished athletes to talk about old times. Having finished my reading, I turned out the lights and went to sleep. I wanted to be well rested for the next day ' s adventures. My first stop was Greenwich Village where I saw my old friend Brent Jarvis who is a famous folk singer on Washing- ton Square. After that, I went to see Steve Pierce who owns a large book store in Manhattan. My final stop of the day was at the office of the president of the National Safety Council, Greg Perry. After meeting Greg, I returned to the lintel to freshen up, and then went out to dinner. The din- ner turned out to be a little more exciting than I had hoped for, however, because when the time came for the floor show, whom did I see but Linda Douglas and Diane Drink- water. They did a wonderful duet with Diane playing the piano and Linda accompanying her vocally. During this wonderful act I had the pleasure of being served a number of delightful drinks by bar-maids Gail Stearns, Donna Goodroe and Donna Boardman. Back at the hotel, I picked up a copy of the latest Sports Illustrated and read an article about Gary Boudreau sign- ing to defend his middle-weight boxing title against Steve LeBlanc. On the following page appeared a beautiful girl advertising Tarreyton cigarettes, whom I recognized as ray old friend Paula Vallee. After finishing the magazine, I im- mediately turned off the lights and retired for the night. xTnow is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the The next morning I checked out th the hotel . . . my next stop, Baltimore, Maryland. Approaching the parking lot where ray car was parked, I noticed that the hood of my car was up. As I got closer I saw a man bending over my engine and murmuring to himself gee. four-barrel carb, with duel over-head cams. Must tach seven grand and do ' wheelies off the line. Infuriated by the sight, I ran up behind him, grabbed him and spun him around. As you have probably guessed, I found myself staring into the eyes of an excited David B. Trombley. My great delinght over this coincidence became even greated when Dennis Demers pulled up in his 19(54 Stingray, looked into Trombley ' s eyes, and said, Wanna run it? After talking with these two old friends. I made the long trip to Baltimore. My trip started off as a big disappointment when I learn- ed t hat the nation ' s three most suave playboys. John Kimel ed that the nation ' s three most suave playboys, John Kim- el, Tom Mills, and D. S. Powell III were vacationing on the French Riviera. I further learned that the world-renowned trio actually only occupied their suite in Baltimore the third week in August, but that they could be found in Miami in a couple of weeks. Not wishing my trip to Baltimore to be a complete fail- ure, I decided to visit the famous Annhauser-Busch Brew- ery where my old classmate. Bill Pike, was vice-president. While Bill was showing me through the plant, he pointed out Roland Yandow who was one of the most outstanding brewmasters in the company. I asked Bill if any of our other old classmates were still around Baltimore. He said that J. H. DeLaurier used to be and asked me if I had heard about J. R. ' s unfortunate ac- cident. I said no. and Bill proceeded to tell me how .1. H. had been playing golf one day and was lying down on the tee looking for an ace bandage which had dropped out of his pocket when a far-sighted man stepped up to the tec and mistaking J. R. ' s bald head for a golf ball drove it 350 yards down the fairway for a new club record. Fortunately, they were able to sew his head back on and now he is back to his old self. After talking a little while longer with Bill about old times. I finally got into the car and started North to my old home town, St. Albans. After two days travel. I started recognizing landscapes and finally came upon the sign that said entering St. Albans. Having driven down the Main Street of my old home town my first stop was back to my old alma mater. When I tried to open the front door I found, to my great disap- pointment, that it was locked. About to leave I heard the door open. At once I recognized the janitor to be my old classmate, Eddie Jewell. After listening to his latest wild adventures, I finally managed to learn that many of my old classmates had, in fact, returned to B.F. A. Debbie King was enjoying a successful reign as varsity football coach. He, also, mentioned that the cafeteria was being well man- aged by head cook Beverly Wells and her fine assistants Virginia Mayo, Alene Brault, Gerry Lee Newton, Phil LaCross, and Diane Duggento. In the executive depart- ment was Gary Odell the principal and Bob Wagner, vice principal. If my memory served me right, it seemed to me that Bob had spent a great deal of time in the Trustees ' room before he had graduated. On the teaching staff were Robert Fairbanks, advanced mathematics instructor, Dr. Stephen Chagnon, Physics professor, and Thomas Rich- ards and Krnie Sanders, English teachers. After hearing a few more of Ed ' s amorous adventures. I left the old school and drove down Main Street. As I passed the unemploy- ment office I noticed a familiar looking man leaving the building. By the time I realized that it had been Phil Plant, it was too late to stop him— he had already gone into Grants to do his shopping. ( ' ontinuing down Main Street, I saw a nice looking store with a sign reading Robert ' s Meat Market. Hoping that perhaps this was my old classmate Dick Roberts, I stopped my car and walked in. What greeted me was most desir- able. Dick was standing behind the meat counter with Rae Shepard. Gail Lumbra and Roxy Kenyon, his three lively employees. After a most inspiring reunion, I left to check into the hotel. When the desk clerk learned my name, he told me I had received a very urgent phone call from my hometown bank president, Mr. Gary Dukas, and I was to phone him immediately. Wondering what he could want, I put the call through and Gary regretfully informed me t hat he had lost all my money. Shocked beyond words I reluc- tantly climbed into the car, and with a final wave of good- bye to old St, Albans, I headed home. I ' .. ' . CLASS SoN6r-i ? !,6 ± WORDS Li da DouuL S r ;rrt rir rt m THtSt ARE The walls w mcw OEaR tolls THESE AR.E. THE. V7rffl r iirF rff ir gvi iii walls or e. f a we Tm£ St v oft class ARE SAVN 600D- si=B m 8yET«youOuR Ev-fcR 6f?tC v toco fttlTHFUL ftN 5 rg lfffffJ ' I rirglg 9 s wF7 H Wf 810 Ou L« st Q.F A. WOW WE rwUSTT r RujELL. To rtfftM I I i l r yN.i. 6x5 ou ? stp-frfwrrt. uoftvij 5 5 ff? ' NfflJJgNfFil m n g rJJir WE ' LL CHtEftO biOE Not f ft,-bE ' wouJ Fo you UJfc, Pl ' f J r J ■- t± WE ' LL MOt ?W 6«t£ AND bOL.d . Fo CrCT You WOL.F6ANC AAUkLER Robert f9a.nx Graduates [lass of 1566 KllHI K I l I l sl l I I Bit: n I - II .11 .r . .in I • ■ • nun mi i si i B I - iiuj . rivitii • ' lass of ' 66 ' . • ' . A. Mercury GARY LAWRENCE BARKER Big Ambition: To be successful Favorite Expression: .lust keep ii up! Aversion: Barbed wire fences Forever Nancy. Any one for fishing or hunting? A good worker One of Larry ' s Boys Future plans include the Air National Guard A nice guy Best of luck. LAWRENCE GILBERT BEAL LIEU Big Ambition: Have a g I life Favorite Pastime: Watching TV Aversion: Teachers Avid basketball fan. Easy to get along with Good in woodworking Plans t.. either attend tradeschool or join the services Good luck. Larry. Honors and Activities: FootballJV 1: Basketball JV 1: Intramural Basket- ball 1,2; Audi., Visual Aids Stall ' 1.2.3; C.Y.O. 1.2,3.4; ( A .0. President 3,4. MICHELE ANN BEEBE Big Ambition: To look around Favorite Pastime: Reading and thinking Aversion: Writing under pressure Member of the R.E.A. Fan Club, Fake it man take it! Hates naive people ( toggles in band?. Loves ( lerman. Spends spare time laughing No use talking to me, just the same as talking to you. ' Honors and Activities: Hand 1 .2.3; Assistant Librarian 1; Montreal Music Festival 3; Senior Play ( lommittee I. Junior Jamboree ( lommittee 2.3; State I Act Play Contest 3: Ticket Seller 2,3; Calliopean Society Filial Debate Best Speaker 1; Drama Club 3,4; Mercury. Business 2,3.4 ; (Editorial) Yearbook, Chairman Caption lomm.; Allied Youth 1 ; Calliopean Society 1,2; Junior Red ( !rosB ' oimcil 1; Prom Ticket Comm; Sub-Freshman Day lomm. 1,2,3; Junior Jamboree Committee 4. MARK E. BENJAMIN Big Ambition: Get through college Favorite Expression: Is that right? Alias: Benny Lives on the ski slopes in the winter and Hathaway Point in the summer, Martha Chordman. Hopes to be college bound Good guj Honors and Activities: J.V. Basketball 1.2; Track I; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; ( ' I mi dm en I: Choir 3,4; Senior Play Comm. I; Church choir 3,4; Ml. Mans- field Ski Team 1.2.3.1; Item,, lav 1,2,3. I u ( ILISTA J INI m I isi i II. ,11, .is .111.1 V. llMllo j . Meniberal - man Committee 2 i liur. I, t lioir I I i 01 I I INI WNI Bl N l I litii n I gel rmit ' I . inn ..lit |o the S ition I It It || ' Who ' s in Montreal? likes green Plymouth Bwim- ming  .■ those 8 lion l.ik,- II, ,ii,,.- .m. I , iiv.i.. . - Ulied nutli 1.2; 8 i I iM iii m r. tuall) I painter. i k«..rin Hooon .in.i v. rJrlrJei - hi sill KM U III l KI B I ■ in.l , t.Mi, - 7 m ( ' lass of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury ROGER JOHN BERGERON Big Ambition: To accumulate a pile of money! Favorite Pastime: Playing pool Aversion: Narrow-mindedness Likes to read. Intellectual type Drives a powerful little bug. Wants ti learn French. Good luck with your future plans. Honors and Activities: C.Y.O. 1,2,3. HAROLD EMORY BESSETTE Bin Ambition: To become a forester Favorite Expression: What ' s it to ya, ya writing a honk? Aversion: To miss a woodchuck Punk . . .Likes to tell jokes No AFS2XPY Getting into trouble. Sports . . Army? , Good luck to a great guy. Honors and Activities: [ntramurals 2.3; Baseball J.V. 1; Track 2.3,4; Glee Club I ; Junior Jamboree ( Committee 3; Allied Youth 1 ; Junior Red Cross Coun- cil 2,3: Prom Committee 3. RUTH GERTRUDE BESSETTE Big Ambition: To get married and have a happy life Favorite Expression: Great Scott! Alias: Goofy Henryville. Man-el Forever How are your house plans coming? . Marcel. M on future mari . August wedding. Best of everything, Ruth. Honors and Activities: Ticket Seller and Collector 1.2.3,4: National Honor Society 2.3.1; 60-word Shorthand Speed Certificate 3; Bronze Scholarship pin Yearbook; Allied Youth 2,3,4; Librarian Assistant 3; 50- word Shorthand Speed ( ' ertiticaie 3; ( lancer Drive 1,2. LEO GERARD BILODEAU Big Ambition: To be a game warden Favori te Pastime: Hunting ami fishing Alias: Leonardo Wants to go to college. Going to live in Colora nights. . A swell guy. . Best of luck, Leo. Out of town on Friday ; i u. I V II N III) K|i | IIik Vmhition (telling in) hundred ' i V ■ li liiiiit ■ -ttrlx ' l.iki I . itii Kaithful  Yei I ' suu uric ild p I Honors tnd . tii Itlee - P • • Vlliod iiutli 1,2,8.4 I •• Si niiir Supper ' omm t ' uniiii Bub- 1.2: C.Y.0. 1,2.3.4; T.A.RJ 1.4 Juniu uptcr I PI I I R JOHN Hoi ISH B I Add I ' I Ill-round athleti I no big thing ii I for ■ I in la U-  r k in the futun Pi •• M mo - .in.i Ictlvities: . I itbal I - thall 1.2; il Basketball 1,2: Baseball I 1,2 fthall an. I In PAMEI v il n BOOTH it | lege i SI ul up ertain senior I ' m up (•• ' Mr i work ii lit. Honors and Activities iketball J.V 1.2 plain 3; i 3 ' uiior Jamboree • ( ' ..mi. il Vire . I Jinn. • mboree, | ni i ounril Summer VVurl - (.1 l l I) NHKI IIOl III KD B I Honon and . HrltJes ( ' lass of ' 66 B.F. A . Mercury GARY I.Ol B(H DREAl Big Ambition: To become 21 Favorite Pastime: Tippin ' Tods Aversion: Certain teachers Member of the STDG Wh Tussle anyone? . Special some Remember the Pavilion . Party a1 Gail ' s broke those windows at the Point ' 65 ' ?? one. . Good luck. Honors and Activities: Football J.V. 1,2; Varsity 3,4; Track 2.3.4: (dee Club 1. MICHAEL ARTHUR BOURDEAU Bi i Ambition: A week in Hampton, Maine Favorite Expression: Let ' s go. Aversion: Those big V 8 ' s That hopped-up ModelA. Custodian of the ArtRoom ( crease Monkey. Belongs to the A. A. A.?. Likes to hunt and fish Swell friend Travelin man Best of luck! Honors and Activities: F.F.A. Awards 1.2,3; C.Y.O. 1.2.3,4. BEVERLY ANN BOUTHILLIER Big Ambition: To be happy! Favorite Pastime: Having fun Alias: Bunny Real sweet kid!. Loves that Physics class?! Anyone got a life-saver? . . Blushes Always smiling. Short and sweet Quiet!?. . .Those nights at The Phan . Oh, my hair! Likes to have a good time. One of the Shel- don girls Best of luck. Bev! Honors and Activities: Intramural Basketball Tournament 3; Glee Club I; Majorettes 2.3.4 (Co- ' aptain i ; Senior Play Coram. 4; Junior Jamboree Comm. 2,3; Drama Nite Cast 3.4: Drama Club 2.3: Board Member 4; Mercury 3.4; Yearbook 4; Student Council Representative t; Allied Youth 1.2.3.4; Prom ( ' omm. 3; Sub-Freshman Day Comm. 1.2,3; Church Choir 2.3; I.Y.I . 1 ,2,3, I ALENE MAE BRAULT Big Ambition: To have a happy home Favorite Expression: Can I drive? Aversion: People who think they know it all Anything new at the Lure?. What ' s so interesting in St owe Forever Dave . , Lots of happiness in t lie future Honors and Activities: Intramural Basketball 3. Freshman Chorus 1; Senior Play Comm. 4: Ticket Seller 1.2.3.4: Leaders Club 2.3.4; Yearbook 4; Allied Youth 1.2; Chairman of Membership 3,4; Librarian Assistant 1.2,3.4; Bed ( Yoss Representative 4; Sub-Freshman Day Comm. 1.2; T.A.R.C ' . 3.4; Demo- cratic You tic 3; Kerbs Hospital Volunteer 3; Junior Jamboree Comm. I. 8 I l l I I Kl s N HKI SSI I I I B I ■ .pit- ipiril Flaming Bui Mr « imii i hap|« l..-.k kill- - ■UrC !• Honor and . rivitiet Junior Jamboree ' on - ict) I 2 Ulied iHitli I Program Cumin f I librarian Vat .ii j :t d Daj t m I :t ' V.O I; All-State Blue Hand I K i ill I I N M W BROOKS Honor and tctivitiea ntramural Basketball I Band 1.2.3.4; Junior Jam- ■ -■ I • - i Vearl kl Debating Club I Mlied Youth I .n. i- 1 ..mm :t I | I 1,2.4 Delegate to Internal - al Convention, Washington. D.( l SP1 I K Kit. i w u BROOKS Big Ami tril I. hi I life Found behind the win thi nan truck Hatea people driving 45 l r II eep What happened un ' Honon and . tirttiea I utbaJIJ V. I.S nil I. I Kl Dl Kl K W II I I M IIKDUN B I --uni: Dub II.. n.. I- .in. I V. imii. | 1.3.4; ( V.O Class of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury fP POLLY JEAN BROWN Bifj Ambition: To work and save money! Favorite Pastime: Don Alias: Clown Lei ' s go bowling. . - Forever I )on Lure, anyone? Honors and Activities: [ntramural Basketball 3; Senior Play Comm. i; Tickets 1.2.3.4; Yearbook 4: Allied Youth 2.3.4: Chairman of Membership I. Delegate to International ( Convention, Washington 1 : 1 emocratic Youl h I Ir- ganization. What happened on that dirt mad ' . ' DONALD RAYMOND BRl SO Bi« Ambition: To own a mean Ford Favorite Expression: Punch it Alias: Ace Found on Nason Street or the drags Judj ture auto mechanic . Good luck. Don. Ambitious in some ways Honors and Activities: Football J.V. 1.2: Varsity 4: Track 2: Senior Play Committee 4: Athletic Team outside School. RONALD EDWIN BCRNOR Big Ambition: Get into electronics Favorite Pastime: Hunting and fishing Alias: Ronny Always tinkering with radios . .Quiet Nice guy Plans to join the Army. PRISCILLA MARY BUSHEY Big Ambition: To he a good nurse Favorite Pastime: Music, outdoor activities Aversion: Chemistry tests Pud ' s. Likes the French. Oh! those summer nights Not as quiet as she appears to he. What a time in ( ' hem. Lab. Always smiling Those big blue eyes Fanny Allen, here I come! Honors and Activities: Intramural Basketball 3,4; Leaders ' Club 3,4: (lice Club 1.2; Senior Play Cast 4; Junior Jamboree Comm. 1.3; Yearbook Chairman of Activities 4; Allied Youth 2.3.4; A.Y. State Convention 3: Graduation Es- cort 3; Assembly Program Comm. 4: Junior Red Cross Council 3: Usher for Career Day; Junior Jamboree Fall Frolics 1: Fall Frolics 4: Prom Comm. 3: Sub-Freshman Day Comm. 1; C.Y.O. 1.2.3.4: TARC 3; Senior Supper Com- mittee 4. B.P. I l SI s MARII i i lli B i v . ■- II. .11, .IV .111,1 , In III, v j lull, I Junior i I II ( lllli I J i I 111 I l ID I(K IH I I l I B I nliiin irfield Honora .tn, l , tit Itiea K.I lent 4, SI I I N (II (. rlooon .in. I . mm. i i - Might I 2 Political Club 3; B I Sl S N l U 11 Kk B I I II. .11.. „ .111.1 . huh. I - Class oj ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury JUDY ANN CORLISS Big Ambition: To go to college Favorite Pastime: Going to dances Aversion: Lectures by parents Oh those dances! Anj one lor singing, Judy is How ' s thesewing, Judy? Hopes to bea secretary Keep smiling, Judy. Honors and Activities: Glee Club 1.2,3; Leaders ' Club 3,4; Allied Youth 1,2, 4; Church Choir 1.2.3.4; Piano Lessons 2,3; Fall Frolics 1.2.3.4: Trampoline Team J.Y. 1 ; Varsity 2.3.4; Junior Miss Pageant I MARILYN ROSE COR WELL Bin Ambition: To graduate Favorite Expression: It ' s a Ion;; story. Aversion: School dances Loves the outdoors Who ' s ' h plans include marriage this sunni i k Likes tn have a good time, ir Goodluck. Future Honors and Activities: Glee ( ' luh 2; Ticket Seller 3,4; 60-word Shorthand Speed Certificate 4; 80-word Shorthand Speed Certificate 4; 100-word Short hand Speed Certificate 4; Librarian Assistant 3: Tumbling ( ' lull l;OGA .Mem- bership Certificate 4. MARILYN JEAN COTA Big Ambition: To go to college Favorite Pastime: Writing letters Alias: Angel Favors the Navy! . Forever Pete Futurenurse Loves Fairfax Always whispering in P. A. I). Haunts Kerb ' s Hospital Likes to argue ... Best wishes for the future. Honors and Activities: Saint Mary ' s: Science Club 3; Prom Comm. 3 Church Choir 1.2.3: C.Y.O. 3: Junior Catholic Daughters 1; (dee Club 1.2.3; Junior Play Comm. 3; Manna Typist 3; B.F. A.: (dee Club 4; Choir 4; Senior Play ( ' onim. I ; Volunteer Work at Kerbs 2,3,4. CORALEE MAY CROSSMAN Big Ambition: Togo through Sheldon Beauty Academy Favorite Expression: You wanta walk? Alias: Buckie That drive to Sheldon. Likes to water ski. Practical joker on the phone. . Likes Y s Oh. those Saturday nights. Honors and Activities: Senior Play Committt Youth 1. What happened in Boston? Wha1 ' s I his about a nickname ' . ' Drama Club 2; Allied , ' I 1 I H Honort and Vcttvltiea I c It I l l Kl I) Kl I Itl 1)1 (M l B I inting :i toon .m.l . tivitiea: I I U lll I) I ' M I 1)1 I l KM K. JR. B I i l: und. Hoaon and rum I i tremural 1 .Inn i 1.2 S - - I m.i I I | | III I I l .1. LOES4 ll K.(. I l I m.l . nun I 2 ( ' lass of ' 66 R. F. A. Mercury GARY PALL DEMAG Big Ambition: To be successful Favorite Pastime: Skating Aversion: English Usually found at a pool hall. . Aims to own the Riverview some, la Gift of gab Easygoing. Plans to be a machinist. Honors and Activities: Ba outside School. eball 3; Ticket Collector 1.2.3.4: Athletic Tea DENNIS R. DEMERS Bijc Ambition: Crack a Lot oi stones Favorite Expression: Well not really. Alias: Sting Hay Shi (Jncaptured Mercury painter. Likes to make like a bird. Quite?. Parties at Cushing ' s Usually finds the good times RedStingRay Slow driver. Honors and Activities: Intramural Basketball 1 : Ticket Seller 4: C.Y.O. 1.2, 3.4: Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association 1.2.3,4: National Pilots Association 1,2,3,4; Corvette Club 4; Scuba Diving Club 4. RICHARD EARNEST DESO Bij; Ambition: Find a good job Favorite Expression: Don ' t let it bother you. Aversion: English class What a flirt! He ' ll be ..IT to trade scl I in the tall A g [guy. Lots of luck. Honors and Activities: ( dee Club I; Senior Play ( lommittee 4. LINDA KAY DEWEY Big Ambition: lie a success Favorite Expression: Oh- Alias: Lovey I ' ll try not to hit your lamp post!! UVM Trombone How about those Senior play practices?? Fun to be with Pest of luck. Linda. Honors and Activities: St. Man ' s Icademj . lhamplain, New York: Music 1.2: Hand 1.2: (dee Club 1.2: Church Choir 1.2; 4-11 1.2: Music Lessons 1.2; BFA: Music 3, 1: Hand 3, 4; (dee Club 3.4; Dane,- Band 3,4; Brass Ensemble 3, I . ( ' I ioir 3; Senior Play Cast I : Drama Club 3; Bronze, Silver Scholarship Pins Yearbook I; Calliopean Society 3 (V.P. I; C.Y.O. 3.4; 4-H 3: Music Lessons 3. . ' ' . I M ■ I l l I II R| hi ( i DODD B I rumh! v Puppi d . n. Don .ui.i . in in. - ( lull I ' uliln ii l ' luiil I l D 1)1)1 (.1 s I ' ilun ' l llirl I I ' .nrt.r OK Jack! Mountain Mr u i dumb but ' i.- l lurk Lin Honors and VctiWriet gketbaJI Touri i lub I J 3 i I Monti - ' ike-up ..linn lun iiir Jnmburee Make-up Comm 2,3 Stab I Make-up « imini 1,3; Girls ' S mini -i .li r i liurcli ( ' Imii Youth Org I Miss High Vernmnl n I 1st Runner up in Juniur Miai i-nowhall3: Vi 2,3 i Sew England Musi) Festival Rating: Rating I l l l I I I r DRINKS l I l B I i lub I ' i W I l I.. .mi. I i , I i . Honors and . mm.-, ral B ike t ball I It i ior Jamboree Cotnn National Honur 8 I i tllied with I : I Dance HI i SUSAN DUGGENTO B I Di - Honors and mm. i I Mi ml - l:CY.O ( ' lass of ' 66 B. F. A. Mercury GARY JOHN DUKAS Big Ambition: To live happily ever after Favorite Expression: Really sharp. Alias: Duke Self acclaimed hero Likes all spurts Works at Ward G Iguy. Good luck. Gary. Honors and Activities: Track 1 .2. ates discipline tball 1: Intramural Basketball Tournament 1: DIANE LUCILLE DUQUETTE Big Ambition: To be a secretary Favorite Pastime: Doing tilings I don ' t have to. Aversion: Short assemblies and long books Usually found near a radio . Quiet . Sure to succeed . Nice kid. Real Mem Good luck, Diane. .Whiz at shorthand Honors and Activities: Commercial Awards: OCA 1.2,3.4; 60, 80. 100. 120 Words a Minute; Allied Youth 2,3.4; A.Y. State Conference 3; A.Y. Internat- ional Convention in Washington 4; C.Y.O. 1,2,3. MARIE ELLEN ELLIS Big Ambition: To always be contented with myself. Favorite Expression: You don ' t say. Alias: Me-Me cs the Turnabout worth it???. . You can ' t trust anyone these days. . Nova Scotia Pizzas and cokes.. Allied Youth Cheerer. . Very particular . Always has a smile on I can ' t get rid of him. . Brownie pointer??? . Best of luck in your future life, Marie. Honors and Activities: Ticket Seller 1,2.3,4; National Honor Society 4; OCA Awards 1.2,3: OCA Membership Certificate 60, SO, 100 words a minute: Yearbook 1; Allied Youth 1.2.3.4 (Typing Chairman); Librarian Assistant 2; Junior Red ( Iross louncil 4; Usher for Junior Jamboree 3; Sub-Freshman Day Comm. 2; CYO 1.2.3.4; State Allied Youth Convention 3; International Allied Youth Convention, Washington, DC 4; 4-H 1,2; Fall Frolics 4; Bronze Pin 3; ( lym ( ' aroiisel 4 ; ( lalisthenics Team 1 . DAVID EARL FAHL Big Ambition: To be an Admiral Favorite Expression: Eat your heart out. Aversion: People who have moods. Great guy Jay Peak ' s the place??. Riot on skiis Navy bound. Stage drunk Linda, baby! Has lots of secrets. The clown Bringing people parking in private driveways???. Early, early ski trips. Good luck, Dave. Honors and Activities: Senior Play Cast I ; Junior Jamboree ( ' ast 2,4; Sub- Freshman Day Committee 2; United Nations Model Assembly 3; C.Y.O. 1,2,3, B I I U KOHI K I Kl I I II I IKIl Wks I! I ii to B.K.A N College in tin- in ' II .11. .IN .111.1 . IMIII M l M M I IMII U i: I !li|i| In. k iii ..iir fill tionon .in.) ictivitiei - IV) 1.2 3 .• ' hurrli t)Mll3. M U l Ki.l I Kl I I I I N (. I ' . I irnuldn ' l belii 111. I . IIMII | - - 2.3: C.Y.O 1 1.2.3. CI K M HIM SI s M I l ll l I I II. .ii.. i.i mi. I . nun.. Class ol ' 66 B. F. A. Mercury HARRY RICHARD FREER Big Ambition: To nun a K.W. Favorite Pastime: Listening to CFCF-FM Aversion: Cold Shoulders Ham-radio operator Mr. Kuril ' s biggest headache What ' s in Swanton? Always a1 Buschmanns Belongs to Franklin County Amateur Radio Club Good luck, Harry. Honors and Activities: Allied Youth I: Audio Visual Staff 1,2,3,4; Outside School: Buy Scouts. Civil Air Patrol, Amateur Radio Operator. GERALD ALFRED GADOUAS Bis ambition: To lie successful Favorite Pastime: Ice fishing Aversion: Oral reports That Mercury is a g 1 car Swell guy and good friend Undecided about the future. G 1 luck, Gerald JOAN CAROL GAMACHE Big Ambition: To get my license. Favorite Pastime: Crossing the border Alias: ( lirly Found up North! Who ' s Paul? Greatsinger T-Bird Loves to flirt One of those border riders . Paul and I had a fight Always smiling. A real great kid Good luck in the future, Joan Honors and Activities: Ticket Collector 4 ; Allied Youth 1,2; C.Y.O. 1.2.3,4: GARY JOHN GACDETTE Big Ambition: Make something out of life Favorite Expression: Wanna hear a joke? Aversion: Mr. Pierce ' s Office Joyce Cars Hunting Fishing Uusually found at Joyce ' s or Messen- gerOffice. Engagedguy?!! Good luck, Gary. Honors and Activities: Football JV 1 ; C.Y.O. 1.2. B.P. I U HKl ( I JOSI I ' ll (.1 K ls B i Cnili • • ry. Al -a - ,n t h,|, i found .in tl - l ikr ..r in the midd ni. I . mm. -s ! . (Iiil. 1( ii I D ID K MUM) (.1 l ls I. iii. .ii 1 ' rini: surrrssful in deer hunting I ild In.. nth nUm l.ni.i 1 ' hanip in - Honon and Ictivitiea: I mitball .i 2 I I MI s I I Kl I I i,M n B 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 Air I .•!•..■ bound si M I IIKIsl INI GIROI I I lnirg puller Honon and t Hrltli - - - I Class of ' 66 H. F. A. Mercury SANDRA MAE GLOVER Bis Ambition: To get marriei Favorite Expression: ' Fur tfo Ave sion : House work Forever Larry Record col Wishes. Sand. love of Mike. ictor Whose house? Full of lun Best Honors and Activities: Glee Club 1: Tickel Seller 2,3; Commercial Award 60-words Short I land Speed ( tertificate; Church Youth 1,2,3,4; Usher lor Career Day; Camp FireCirls 1: DECA Club 4; Girl Guild Club 2,3. CARL ARTHCR GONYEAl Big Ambition: Make lots of money Favorite Pastime: Driving a car Aversion: Empty gas tanks Takes up Collections for k: money. . llanos out at the BowlAway. . .Swell guy Best of luck. Honors and Activities: Library Assistant 3: C.Y.O. 1,2,3,4. ROBERT JOHN GONYEAU Bi Ambition: To join the Navy Favorite Pastime: Working on cars Aversion: English Bobby . Likes to work on ears. Cycle Ian So that ' s it! Future sailor ( I I luck. Honors and Activities: Football .IV 1. Intramural Basketball 1: Baseball 1. 2: Ticket Collector 4: Church Youth 1.2.3.4 DONNA LEE GOODROE Bin Ambition: Elementary school teacher Favorite Expression: Never mind, it pretends. Aversion: Standing up. Greai Gal Fun to he with Faithful AVer Very ticklish David Giggler UVMbound. Good luck always. Honors and Activities: Intramural Basketball Tournament 1: Glee Club 2: Senior Play Prompter 4; Junior Jamboree Comm. 1: Junior Jamboree Ticket Seller 2,3; Mercury 3.4: Business Manager); Yearbook Advertising Manager 1: Ulied Youth 1.2.3 (secretary) -1: Graduation Escorl 3: Assembly Program Comm. 1; Librarian Assistant I: Junior Red ross Council 1 ; Fall Frolics 2,3; Prom Tickel Chairman 3; Sub-Freshman Day Guide 1: BYF 1,2,3,4; l-II I- Fall Frolics 4. B I i ■ I ' Will III l.lll I I I I I B tlil I MI-HI i understands . II, .11. .is .111.1 v. rivitie I - ' .1 i I Tournament 1.3; Glee Club 3.4 Kr -.111 | Monl I Imir3 I Hi SuppFI W I ' ri.ni ( ' ..mill ( ' ..mill . n ii (.1 s ii k « 1 1 n GRAM Hik Vml I .. kidding I M. k I in-down batti Plymouth Workshop whii Xavj Ixiund Swell gu II. .11. .Is .111(1 ( ll Ills I I 1.11 I N I IN HI GR W B ike :i niilli. ' ii I |m i Vrn Spend ;i week in Hamptnn M II .11 .Is .111(1 . til UK ' s ! KiM W. GREENWOOD • IIH I inting IP.A.I) - Honors .in.l ,ii.iri.. i ' lass of ' f ti B. F. A . Mercury RITA MARIE GREGOIRE Big Ambition: To see the worl d Favorite Pastime: Swimming, boys Alias: Re-Re, Peanul Painter. Where the action is , Paul?? Short and Cute. Honors and Activities: Tickets I ; C.Y.O. 1,2,3.4; Club 15. WILLIAM GORDON HAMILTON Bin Ambition; A heavy equipment operator Favorite Expression: New York A Go-Go . Alias: Big Bill National Guard. Sports Maw Pool player Cheerful guy... Hard- working. Good luck with your future plans. Honors and Activities: Allied Youth 1. ERIC JOHN HANDLY Bin Ambition: Pharmacy Favorite Pastime: Trying to bri Alias: Hick ik speed limit on 50 Cindy B.. . .Stagecraft Quiet until you know him. Pest of luck, Pick. Honors and Activities: Senior Play ( ' on unit tee 4: Outside Athletic Team 1. 2; Demolay 1.2.3.4. SUSAN MARIE HELIAS Big Ambition: To be successful Favorite Expression: Ah come on, you must be kidding. Alias: Sue Pelkey ' s stool warmer. Specialguy, Bruce Let ' s go to the dance Letter writer Doesn ' t like to be adorned by Jewels . Honors and Activities: Irona Academy : Cheerleader (J.V.) 1 ,2; Softball 1.2; ( ilee lub 1,2,3; Ihoir 1.2. Ticket Collector 3; C.Y.O. 3.4. B ' l U III KN KD I K N( IS III MOND, IK Hit: int.n I Wiiii; ' idle lector l.ik.- Kriendl) ru 1 1 ended fur the Ml I II. .11.. I- .111.1 . 11% III. N mil lee I librarian I I I Willi I III MOND i: nd .i Teddj I I i:ii Branson I ntereBtiug back th II. .ii.. i- .in. I . in Hi.— -•.. il.ill I I !• • : Kin. I K riMOTHI III MUM B I nllllK i luck. II. .11. .is .m.l . mm. - I Iball I I mi I i si) 1 i nm ill m i RSON - I Bui I did ' nt! II. .11. .i .m.l . ttvttict Class of 66 B. F. A. Mercury BETSY JANE HERSEY Big Ambition: To be a famous Artist Favorite Expression: That ' s all right, I understnad. Alias: Red St. Man ' s Painting Forever Pete Private supper parties .lay Peak . .One of the Burfergang (Pearl) dress-up. Water skiing al night with Pete . P.J. parties a1 Flanagan ' s?? The famous skier ' Mary ' s guardian angel . P.J. parties in the apartment Ski trips with Pete??? ( ireen Mountain ( lollege bound. Honors and Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Choraliers 4: Choir 2.3.4: Senior Play Comm. I; Junior Jamboree Comm. 2,3: Tickel Seller 3.4: Yearbook 4: Allied Youth I : School Supper Waitress 3; Prom Comm. 3: Church Choir 3: M.Y.F. 1: Music Lessons 1.2.3. NATALIE INCREASE HEWITT Bin Ambition: To do something worthwhile Favorite Expression: Not bad, not had at all! Aversion: Dirt roads All night beach parties One of the girls, .B.B.F.B. A Clown. One of the Hurler girls Those g lole dress-up days???. Perry ' s ( ' amp? . Really goes for pretzels and ice cream Frosting parties. Honors and Activities: Intramural Basketball Comm. 1.2.3: Hand 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Montreal Music Festival 3; Choir 3,4; Senior Play last 4: Junior Jamboree Comm. 1,2,3; I )rama Night 4: NE] )T ( lertificate 1 : Drama Club 4; American Field Service 3, (President i 4: Mercury Writer 3,4: Yearbook Pic- ture Chairman 4: Allied Youth I; Graduation Escort 3: School Supper Waitress 3; Junior Red Cross Council 3,4; Usher, State I Ait Play Contest 2: Prom Comm. 3: Sub-Freshman Day Comm. 1.2.3.4: Church Choir 1,2,3.4: Camp Fire Girls 1 : Music Lessons 1.2.3: Callisthenic ' ream 1,2,3,4; Leaders ' Club 3,4; Win. Doolin Fashion Hoard 3.4: Asisstant Director. Attic Spring 4: Junior Jamboree last 4. WILLIAM EDWARD HOBB, JR. Big Ambition: To be a teacher Favorite Expression: • ' Things could get hairy before this is over. Alias: Guillaume Devilish Bill. Gotta get Jarvis in Physics today. Likes Clint . Confer- ence Room Cokes. Chemistery brain. Come on John, let ' s let off another Smoke bomb. Greatguy. Sure to be a success. Honors and Activities: Boys ' Basketball 1: Track 2.3: Hand 2.3.4: Dance Hand. Brass Emsenlile 3. 1; Ticket Seller 4; Boys ' Stale 3; National Honor Soc- iety 3.4: Allied Youth 1,2.3,4: Audio- Visual Aids Staff 1 ,2.4: Church Choir 1,2. 3.4: Youth Organization of Church 1,2.3.4: 4-II 1; Music Lessons 2,3,4. MARY CATHERINE HOUGHTON Big Ambition: To graduate from college Favorite Expression: You know it Alias: Midget H.F.T.B.!! Guess who called me! Georgetown, anyone ' . ' Short and cute Full of pep!. A good friend Expert skier. Future Phys. Ed. in- structor. Loves to have fun Good personality, tood luck to you cath! Honors and Activities: Intramural Basketball Tournament 1.2,3.4: ( hrls Softball 1.2: Hand 1,2,3,4; Glee I Hub 3.4: Senior Play Comm. 4; Junior Jam- boree ( lomm. 3; Ticket Seller 1,2,3; American Field Service Club 3,4; Gradua- tion Escort 3; Senior Supper 3; Usher, Junior Jamboree 3; Prom Comm. 3; Sub-Freshman Day Comm. 2,3; Church Choir 1.2.3.4: Fall Frolics 1.4. B ii . I ll (.1 ORGI III l k B I I. m S|h-. ill lalrnl lining lii Future plani i - It ' s no big thing S .ll guj • I lu.-k li II. .11. us .in.l IctJWtiM - I I l ■ - p in Milk-judg- r hut Mil II l I lll|l I SO B I -.hih: a hit Hunter Skiing Viii. ■. Pideon toed Fun to be with College li.niiiil GiMid luck in the future, Mike Honors and Vctlvlti - Institute Vlbani Football J. 2 I Intramura 2 I; Athletic Team outsid 3 1 .2: Ski Instructor -I Ski Patrol 3.4. IIKI N I M KI I l is Rik Vmbilion: Live in Greenwich Village I ; time i:i | itli Mj ban i Ijitiiaia II u troubh I ick and 1 1 v n i SI M M K 1 1 J K IS B I . II mors and IctlWth - ( ' lass of ' 66 B. F. A . Mercury EDGAR LEE JEWELL Big Ambition: To be a Pilot Favorite Pastime: Sleeping Alias: Eddie Little red Ford Cool guy Stay loose. Bald headed Who ' ll be the next in line? - Likes Christmas tree decorations . Usually found at Pud ' s Good friend to have. College hound. Honors and Activities: Intramural Basketball 1 ; Allied Youth 1 ; Senior Play Technical Crew 4; Ski Club 1,2; Prom Committee 3 ; Outside Athletic Team 1,3. ANITA ANN Jl AIRE Bin Ambition: To be five feet tall Favorite Expression: Wanta hear a joke ' . ' Alias: Xita Homemaking girl. Georgia Gal Shy and cute. . .• ' Doesn ' t that drive you upawall? . Shorty. Best wishes. Honors and Activities: Tieket Seller 3.4: Sub-Freshman Day Committee 1 SEMAIRI K. KALLLE Big Ambition: Agriculturist or Electrician Favorite Pastime: Flying Aversion: Noise when I am reading. Sam . Our exchange student Hardworking Ambition: to visit differ- ent parts of the world. A smile for everyone. Good luck in everything you attempt! Honors and Activities: Track 4; Senior Play ( last 4: AFS ( lul) 4. JAMES MICHAEL KELLEY Big Ambition: Radio Work Favorite Pastime: Bowling Alias: Mike Fisherman. Friendly.. Tin radio career! Son of a gun! . Good luck in the Honors and Activities: Audio Visual Stall 1,2,3,4; Athletic Team Outside School. . ' I 1 Ki ■ ELIZABETH kiwus ill ' I I ' i ■ ' ■ k 111 the future I II. .ti. • is .i.i.l . mm. - Supper I: 8 - Pnim ' «nin I ' bun I. ' |b 3 I ..rt ( VROI I Villi KI IH I I B I v . with Full i inn ■ I tin- wheel ul it k Honors and tcttritiet g rtball 1.2,3.4 Band Club 2; -•■ml. I.- ;i I Montreal Mu« t.l 3; • liiir.l. ( hoir 1,2.3.4 . ( ' ..in in I Junior Jamboree ' onn JOHN Dl S(l KIMI I B I .,i v. in tin I ' • I I H up for tonight! •I OOo|U Honon and . mm. - U-amural II I Mi ir 1 2.3 I Vice Preaidenl HI I.DK Ml II N KIM. B I Honon and . drlrti - - Class of ' 66 B. F. A . Mercury SALLY ANN KUBAS Big Ambition: To get my license and a job. Favorite Expression: Why you ? Alias: Kubbie Likes swimming Crossword puzzles. Can be found almost anywhere. . . Heal Card. .Crazy?, Likes those away games. . Hopes to go to college. Softball Pro. . One of Comi ' s Girls. Work at I.B.M. Honors and Activities: J.V, Basketball 1,2; Varsity 3.4; Intramural Basket- ball 1,3.4; Softball 1,2.3,4; Ticket Seller 4; C.Y.O. 1.2,3.4; Outside Athletic Team 1 : ( luidance I ffice Assistant 3. KARLTON ROY KUNZIE Big Ambition: Go to college and graduate Favorite Pastime: Golf Alias: Tink ( Ircal hunter!!. Forever money Looks toward I ' .V.M. Hopes to make a billion dollars. Plays a mean game of golf. ( rood luck, Karltou. Honors and Activities: Boys ' Basketball 1: Intramural Basketball 1; Base- ball 1; .IV Basketball Manager 2; Ticket Seller 3.4; Usher for Baccalaureate, Assembly and Graduation 3. ELIZABETH ANN LaCOSTE Big Ambition: Champlain College Favorite Pastime: Watching T.V. Alias: Liz Always smiling. Well, I like you too! . Oh. those times on the bus. . . • ! 1 personality. . . Future private secretary , Good luck to you Honors and Activities: Picket Seller 4; 60-word Shorthand Speed Certificate 3; SO-word Shorthand Speed Certificate 4; Award I 4; Award II 4; Trampoline Cub 1.3,4. PHILLIP RICHARD LaCROSS Big Ambition: To own a Sting Hay Favorite Pastime: Enosburg Aversion: Work Second home. Knosburg. WWSR gunner. Likes .lay Peak. Deer hunter . . How are the guitar lessons Drives a White Valiant rood luck, Phil. Honors and Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Boys ' Basketball 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1: Baseball 1 : Student Council 1. R 1 U (.1 OKI. I WUKI I Willi III B I rk - bound i I MKI M KII I Will I B I Faithful W Honon and Vctirltle I ,ni. .r .liinli - Vatiiinul ■ k Hfh- Mlied uutli - tion I - mm 3; Sub I 1.3: C.Y.O i I l; i i i O.S - i Nortb- Vllied Yntitb Convention 3 International 1 1 ■•■ I I I I KK i SM I I I l ' l W I B I in ting i Honon and tctivltiea I. J. 2 iketball 1.3; H ' lub I. - J Wl PRANCES LAV ARNWA1 It I lull H banki ii ' ' • l;i .1 ll I I l I Honon and rlTltii - - -■ i - I lass of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury GAIL ANN LAWYEA Big Ambition: To gel accepted at an X-ray school Favorite Expression: I ' ll be dipped. ( ireat kid Lots of laugli Wanna hear a cute joke?. Wanna go for a ride? Always late for gym Usually found anywhere hut home. Honors and Activities: Intramural Basketball 1.3: Girls ' Softball Assis- tant Manager 3: Manager 4 : (dee ( Hub 1.2: Senior Play Comm. 4: Ticket Seller 3: Yearbook 4: Allied Youth 1.2. Treasurer 3.4: Graduation Eseort 3: Red Cross Representative 2 Junior Jamboree Usher 3; Prom Comm. 3; Sub-Fresh man 2.3: C.Y.O. 1.2,3.4: Fall Frolics 4. STEPHEN FRANCIS LeBLANC Big Ambition: Stay Single Favorite Expression: Don ' t lie foolish Aversion: Mouthy and Snobby people Wipes out Canadians at .lay Peak . Drives a Superstock Scout loing over tonight? Halloween ' 114 Cuckenheimer Kid. . . STDG ... Jigger ' s Buddy. Honors and Activities: J.V. Football 1.2: Varsity 3: Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2.3.4: Red Cross Representative 3. ALAGRA BRESSETTE LEHMANN Big Ambition: To lie a good homemaker Favorite Expression: Oh jeepers Alias: Al Kristil.ee White Mustang, luck always. Goodcook. Waterskier.. Skater. Best of Honors and Activities: (dee Club 1.2.3: Junior Jamboree Cast 3: Junior JamboreeMake-upComm. 1.2: State One-Act Comm. 2: Ticket Seller 1.2,3: Class Treasurer 3(Class ' 651:Debating Club 1: Allied Youth 1, 2: Librarian Assistant 1.2: Red Cross Rerpesentative 2: Prom ( ' mm. 3: Sub-Freshman Day Comm. 2: C.Y.O. 1.2: Treasurer 3: C.Y.O. Delegate to St. Michael ' s 3: Assembly Speaker 3. DONALD GEORGE LITTLE Big Ambition: To get somewhere Favorite Pastime: All sports Aversion: Watching B.F. A. lose basketball games Petite College!?! Softball star B.F.A. ' s fervent fan. Easy-going Headed for the.Xavy Friendly guy Always ready to help a friend in need Best of luck!! Honors and Activities: Intramural Basketball 3: Baseball 1.2.3: Basketball 4;Church Youth 1,2: Softball 1.2.3.4. I: I l- DARI IM i io i 1 1 i i i i i i B I ■ lendi r II , . i, i iIiiiii ll 1 1 1 «- down ■ (. Ml M KII I I Ml;K Kit: n 1 v Kill Senior stimmet • I l Om ul tin girlt r Senior P irtiee We nut go to mj H . i. It-Hi.- Honon and Vctivltiei - ■ mini .ill! S Swimming - Mil II l I (.1 )| (,l l l mil I I I lull I hall Hunting Honon ud i rivltiei I. V. Fool Seller 3.4; i ii i j ; i i V.O l(lll I I K Wli M l I IN I ' I ii .n in .iii.i . n i ' i • I l ( ' lass of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury Likes dramatics. Painter, Happy-go- SANDRA LEE MASKELL Big Ambition: To go l Fanny Allen Favorite Expression: ' Why me? , You ' ve got to be kidding. Alias: Sandy Certain somebodj in the Marine: lucky. Aims In lie a nurse. Honors and Activities: Outside Softball Team 1; Glee Club 2,3; Senior Play C ' oinm. 4 ; Ticket Seller 1.2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Yearbook 4; Allied Youth 4; Red Cross Representative 2.3; C.Y.O. 1.2.3.4; Dollars for Scholars Drive 3; V.P.W.4. MARY ALLISON MAYO You wanna get c with Bo, right, Al?. Big Ambition: To be a Social Worker Favorite Pastime: Roys ' basketball games!! Alias: Allisonovitch Active member of the Ii.E.A. fan club Captain Al and run beside the car ' . ' Those Sat. night dances Coolest kid ever. . . Deserves nothing but the best. Honors and Activities: Girls ' Basketball l,2,3,4(Captain) ; IntramtiralBas- ketball 1,3: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Choraliers 4; Choir 3,4; Senior Play Ticket Com- mittee, Co-Chairman 4; Junior Jamboree Usher 1: Ticket Collector. Senior Play 4; Yearbook 4; ( !ra dilation Escort 3; Alumni Banquet Waitress 3; Junior lieil ( loss ( louncil I : Usher, Junior Jamboree 3; Prom Comm., Program ( ' hair- man 3; Church Choir 1.2,3.4; C.Y.O. 1,2.3.4; Music Lessons 1.2; Yeomen of the Guard 3. VIRGINIA SUE MAYO Big Ambition: To be a married Librarian Favorite Expression: Cut it out. Aversion: Hot lunches Recipe Collector AY. Horizon ClubMemb .Shy??. Good luck! Honors and Activities: Intramural Basketball 3; Senior Play Comm. 4; Yearbook 4; Allied Youth 1.2,3,4; Co-Chairman of Hospitality 3; Graduation Escort 3: Senior Supper 3; Library Assistant 2,3.4; Usher for Career Day and P.T.A.; Sub-Freshman Day 2; Raisfeow 1,2; Camp Fire Girls 1.2,3,4; Ticket Seller 4. john earl Mccracken Big Ambition: To b Fa vi irite Expressii in : Alias: Little Crick in Auctione ' Stay loose ' Blue T-Bird. . Hard worker!?!. Likes to have a good time Loves English Class. . Always full of fun A big tease Heal cool pool player. . Always riding around Friend of all Best of luck. John. Honors and Activities: Baske ill I B r i 1 t.l l l n i II ll SMI K I I l ID II I I | Mil I I K Bin miIhi Have i fnmilv I Killer ■ luck! ■ l.ml.l.r Hoooraand Activities luuioi 11 I I I Scnim ' | I - ird. I ll() l S () I Mills rlooon .111.1 i tivltiea - i Intramural 1 ' hordmen; Montreal Mui . Supper V lion of Chun ' Fall I 9 i i . ,t i Mil II l I SI I K I MiiM.I u I ' - I ■ P Honon and i rfrlti I Class of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury GERRY LEE NEWTON Big Ambition: To be successful Favorite Pastime: Killing around, Piano Alias: Pee-Lee Hails from Georgia Likes sailing. Quiet???. Great friend Loads of fun to be with Little Blue Simca. Pajama Party. Was the trip to Burlington really worth it???. Likes to write letters Sunday?! Honors and Activities: Intramural Basketball Tournament 3; Glee Club 1,2. 3; Senior Play Prompter 4; Junior Jamboree Prompter 3 ; Drama Club 3; Year- I k Sponsors ( ' m. 4: Allied Youth 1,2,3: Graduation Escort 3; Assembly Program Comm. 1: Prom Comm. 3; Church Choir 1,2.3, 4: Church Youth Or- ganization 1.3,4: 4-11 1 : Music Lessons 1: Fall Frolics 4: Senior Lifesaving3. ARTHUR JAMES NOKES, III Big Ambition: Electronic Technician Favorite Pastime: Model cars Aversion: Hypocrites Swanton guy Likes basketball.. A certain Shirley Want to hear a joke? A real friend. Best of luck. Jim. Honors and Activities: Swanton High: Varsity Basketball 1.2: Soccer 2; Student Council Plaj 2; Homeroom President 1 : Treasurer 2; Northwestern League Pin. JILL MYRA NYE Big Ambition: To be a Registered Nurse Favorite Pastime: Heading. Babysitting Alias: Jillington Oh! that reil hair! ' Doesn ' t anything work on your car, Lee?!!! . . Never believe BL( 1 ES!!! I missed my ride. . Not as quiel as she appears. Honors and Activities: Cirls ' Basketball 1: Intramural Basketball 1,3: Sen- ior Play Comm. 4: Ticket Seller 1,2,3,4; Yearl k 4: Allied Youth 1.2.3,4; Librarian Assistant 1.3.4; Church Choir 1.2.3.4: Usher. P.T.A. Open House 3; B.Y.F. 1.2.3.41 President I; 4-H l,2,3(President ill President ) ; Leaders ' Club 3. 4: Fall Frolics 2,4. RICHARD ALLAN O ' CONNELL Big Ambition: To go to Trade school Favorite Pastime: Going to Enosburg Alias: Dick Enosburg girls, WOW!!.. Let ' s go When are we going to New York? •amping!. Distributive Education Honors and Activities: Varsity Baseball 3; Music Lessons 2; D.E.C.A. 4. lit ' . .1 M.rrunj i.UO KIWI III IHHII I - eep .1 nigh) rfidd I I i ' I llltir. M II, . n. ..- .in, I .iimii.s i iIjhJI 1,2; K.K.A. ( rop Management - It-Knwhiiiaii I n i ' uniniil I MiKM I I I Ml I l ' KI I B HT I ' ncing V - lllMll i Keep smiling Norman SANDR I ' M I I I I I Hik Ambition I inling and Skiing iple irhu abua I )imi|i • i i happy Very g illegc irpentine perfume Letten !•• - go and liaunl :i ■ :ilkilii! in run Ireal k i ■ 1 til k ' II, . it, , is .iii.i . live, us - i. iii I Junior Jamboree Comm 3; ••I Shorthand - rord Shorlltand I Mlied uuth I ' ulilji ii - — ,1 Sup|iei M Kll II M l NORM N PI I M J Biic « I fni-li.l ' Hooon and mm.-. I I i I I I I I •. i lass B. F. A . Mercury J. GREGORY PERRY live the life of ease. Anything hut work. Great voice Loves 5 in the LGTTAC Big Ambition: Ti Favorite Pastime: Aversion: Puey Watch out girls Worst flirt inschool. . . Big goof-off , folk singing Pud ' s Where was the action. No. Good luck in whatever you decide to do. Honors and Activities: Football 1.2,3: Buys ' Basketball 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball Tournament 1: Track 1,2.3: Band 2.3,4: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Folk Singing ( [roups and Rockin ' Roll Group, guitar: Choir 1,2.3.4: Ticket Seller 3; Student Council Representative 3.4: District President 4: Delegate to Stale Student Council Convention 3: Allied Youth 1 : Junior Red Cross Council 3; Sub-Freshman Day Comm. 1.2.3: Church Choir 1.2.3: Youth Organization of Church 1: Boy Scouts 1,2; Music Lessons 1: Explorers 2; Demolay 1.2.3: Fall Frolics 1,2,3,4; Operettas 2,3; Outside Basketball Team 1,2,3,4; Chordmen 3.4. STEPHEN JAN PIERCE Honors and Activities: Football 1.2: Boys ' Basketball 1.2; Intramural Bas- ketball 1; Track 1; Assistant Manager Football 3: Manager Football 4; Band 1.2.3.4: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Chordmen 2.3.4: Montreal Music Festival 3; Choir 1.2,3.4; Boys ' State 3: National Honor Society 1,2,3,41 President i; DAK Medal 4; Graduation Usher 3: School Supper Waiter: Sub-Freshman Day Comm. 3: Youth Organization of Church 1. WILLIAM GRANT PIKE Big Ambition: To get the best out of life. Favorite Pastime: Playing the guitar. Aversion: Short hair Bass guitar. The Elegants Carolyn. Boy! That Stan sure has wild par- ties ... Nonconformist Those Swedish girls, wow!!. Longhair Wicked!! Good luck. Honors and Activities: Football J.V. 2; Basketball 1 ; Intramural Basketball 1: Track 1,2.3: Senior Play Cast 4; Junior Jamboree Cast 4: Drama Club 4; Librarian Ass ' t. 2: Band. The Elegants 4 ; State One Act Play ( last 1. PHILIP EVAN PLANT Big Ambition: Be a race car engineer. Favorite Expression: Nice Guy Alias: Rattlesnake Senior parties Santa ( llaus is coming tonight Uwaysbroke ,UVM bound. . .Ambitious? Ili-v ou old Rattlesnake No. 4 in the LGTTAC of the 3B gang. Honors and Activities: Boys ' Basketball 2.3.4: Intramural Basketball Tournament 2,3; Gleet llubl; Boys ' State Alternate 3; National Honor Society 3.4: Bronze Scholarship Pin: Junior Red Cross Council. {. F. . I V ItKl ( I I POI I M l B I ling around in i w I  rl Still look . n Will do anything for n k I time Fishing Hunlin Honors and Activities I ! reenhand I ; I V.O. 1.2 Jill Senior Plaj i omm I I I ■ Seed Selling irship :- l ll Ml POWEI I B Favoriti smoke in with the muvea Ciilbej Hurriblc II and | In mini. Honors and mm - Intramural Bac- I urumeol 1 3 M u ill 3; Band 3.4 :Cilce Club 1.2. ;t Montr - Viet President 2; Allied Youth I Mumni Banquet mncil 2; nrdmen 3.4 Fall Frolics 3 i WWS ketball I i M ' • ' ' ' ' ' ( Suard 3. I IN l I) I ' M KIl.K I ' KIOK B . I itime Hunting and fishing tling up in the morning ■ limit in the i.C Vim.- t gel i t I joli i NICOI I l PRO! I Bik An I I nrlH-lil Pi - od I 30 ■ Brownie l-uimlr. -n| nlil till • Honors and t • •■ ( ' hiss of ' 66 B.F. .1 . Mercury DONALD WALTER DOUGLAS RAKOVVSKI Big Ambition: Graduate from college Favorite Expression: Pardon my French Alias: ( ' ouni , Little Don Bound for Colorad . . . Likes the outdo Good luck, Don eology Hopes to see Europe. Sets track records Conference Room Fraternity. Sure to lie a success Honors and Activities: Football 2; Hoys ' Basketball 1.2, 3: Intramural Bas- ketball Tournamenl 1 : Track 1.2.3,4; Boys ' State 3: National Honor Society 2. 3,4; NEDT Certificate 1,2; Bronze Scholarship Fin; Yearbook Business Man- ager 4; Allied Youth 1.2; Junior Red Cross Council 3: Sub-Freshman Day Coram. 1 ; Church Choir 1 ; ' lunch Youth Organization 1.2,3.4; Boy Scouts 1.2. 3,4; Music Lessons 1 ; Demolay 1. TIMOTHY WALTER RATH Big Ambition: To learn German. Favorite Pastime: Weight-lifting Partj man You have a key to what club? Greatartist Never finishes anything unless it is bottled. Best of everything. Tim. Honors and Activities: Freshman Chorus 1; Chairman of Senior Play Pub- licity Comm. 4; Ticket Seller; Drama Club 4; Church Youth ( (rganization 1.3. 4: Publicity Chairman for Drama Night 1 ; Pep and Spirit ( lommittee 4. JOHN GORDON RAYMOND Big Ambition: Auto mechanic Favorite Expression: That ' s close Alias: Outlaw Rebuilds cars Friend to all . , Best of luck in whatever you do Honors and Activities: Glee Club 1; C.Y.O. 1.2,3.4; Athletic Team Outside School. MICHAEL JOHN REAGAN Big Ambition: Be an electrician Favorite Kxpressioii: ' Who ' s got the opener? ' Alias: Mike One of Ewell ' s boys A girl from Montreal Quiet and revengeful Likes to hunt and fish. Future plans, the Navy. Honors and Activities: J.V. Football 1 : Intramural Basketball 3; J.V. Base- ball 1 Picket Seller 4; C.Y.O. 2.3; Outside Basketball Team 1.2.3. ; i ! ■ I l l l I Kl l l B I nnk t anada I r I Red Uym •■ pul iti « lmt: : ,-Iuk Member tifSTIXi I real mil I Murk I II. .n, .in .111,1 , thrltlee I • ikpllmll 1.3.4; I SA1 I  MAI Kl I I) B iliiui: liapp m i diamond «irl I ik.- ■ •-. - I ber3l lime in the outfield Pull of fun Beat of luck to y Honor and tcthrltiea iketball 3: Softball 1,2.3 MliedYoutli 2; l.il.r irian I I ' - Mil II l I KOIII l I Kl Mil I KI B Pavorili liottle? Mike Hunter. Going Unn Quiet type Swell friend II .11. Ts .111.1 . tIMtl. i ■ •• toi 1:( ' .Y.( ( N I III WI Kl Uullis BlK iiil, Hi ' ' I • rforming on • in.lv I Hoaon in. i v. rlrltk Ijbrari i 7ass of ' 66 B. F. A . Mercury Truck Hunting. Fishing Usually found sleep- GARY THOMAS RICH Big Ambition: To be a coach. Favorite Expression: That ' s life! Aversion: People with a chip on their shoulder, work. Football. Basketbi ing Quiet. Honors and Activities: J.V. Football 1,2; Varsity 3,4; J.V. Basket I, .ill 1.2; Varsity 3.4: Intramural Basketball 1.2; Track 2.3: Outside Softball Team 2.3. THOMAS KEITH RICHARDS Big Ambition: To own a G.T.O. Favorite Expression: Who is she mad at now? Alias: Jetliro Forever Sue? Future Marine. Likes to walk in the woods hunting for game. Honors and Activities: J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity 4; Track 3. RICHARD FRANCIS ROBERTS Big Ambition: To go to Vietnam Favorite Pastime: Social skiing Alias: Puff That summer at the Tyler Place. Anybody tor a t ■ ► I ? ' . Remember Path ' s Camp. ( lirl trouble forever Why did we lose to St. J. and Montpelier? . Cool guy ( iood luck. Honors and Activities: Football 1,2.3,4; Intramural Basketball Tourna- ment 1,3: Track 1,2,3; Glee Club 3,4: Chordmen 3.4; Choir 3,4; Junior Jam- boree Comm. 3; Class President 3; Allied Youth 1 : Alumni Banquet Waiter 3; Graduation Usher 3; Sub-Freshman Day Comm. 1,2; C.Y.O. 1.2,3.4: Fall Fro- lics 3,4; Operetta Yeomen of the Guard 3. CAROLYN ESTHER ROCHELEAl Big Ambition: To he successful Favorite Pastime: Cooking Alias: Rush Forever Denis Always looking for good recipes . She ' s als way smiling. . A good friend to all Best of luck. Honors and Activities: Glee Club 1; Freshman Chorus 1 : Ticket Seller 1,2,3; Sub-Freshman Day Comm. 1,2; C.Y.O. 1.2.3: Helper in Guidance Office I. I u ( III K N I Kim III I I l B I tppened in tin ' rorn fieldT n thing that ' i inn Heal ••! luck Honor and mm - I; t ' .Y.O I 2.3 i Pm I Rl ( I JOHN ROI III I I i tin: Ambition nd live hnppil) cvoi I v Skin diving Hunting Future plant Honors and tcrivitlea I utball J. Intramural Baaketbi m i ' V.O I ' M I l I I K()( III I I l Big ll: I iunairc I ' M Drown uul the Mustang ( lull t - tickling Honors and Activities • I iketball I Inti elball I Senior - r.v.o. i.s M I I N I l SKI KIM III I I l Honors and Hi ltl« - HI I Class of 66 B.F. A. Mercury STEVEN GERARD ROCHELEAU Big Ambition: To be a machinist Favorite Pastime: Dance Aversion: Women Drivers Cub Oh, no Fluffy! . . Marty, Cool guy. . Drives a blue bomb Sure t « succeed. Honors and Activities: Track 1,2: Ticket Seller 4; C.Y.O. 1,2,3,4. ALAN BRYANT RUSSELL Biji Ambition: To be a toolmaker Favorite Pastime: Lifting weights Alias: Knss HAROLD JAMES RYAN Big Ambition: To get married and have a good job Favorite Pastime: Brenda Aversion: Naggers Hurby Dirt roads in Georgia One of the shi . It ain ' t no big thing . Good luck. Honors and Activities: Private Music Lessons. Likes to dra JUDY MAY ST. PIERRF Big Ambition: To travel Favorite Expression: Yon gotta be kidding. Aversion: Being lectured Always found where the action is Forever Skip All hail to the Navy. Cot a gift of gal A good friend to have. Honors and Activities: Freshman Chorus I, Graduation Escort 3: Art Ex- hibits 2,3,4: DeccaClub4. B I l V- K KI N M K SI I ' ll KKI B I Future n Funloviiuj I M Watch nut Burlingtoi c.r her In: Honon and tcthritlea .1 Intrant Toumai - ' ' iimi Junior J - . ' i t Preai lenl School Supp - Church Choir I t 0. 1.5 -I I I RM1 SI SAND] Us It I terpriaing tm Friend!} Marie Honon and rJvttto ; otball J.V. 1.2 I.V. 1.2 Intnitin.- - Ulied outh3 l;8 C.Y.O. I ( . I I I I Mill s M I I M in ' ; Honon .m l U thrift i: Glee Club Ticket 8 ■ it li 1.2 J Willi 1 VRNOI D si III I I ill is Honon and v rtrtrJea ( ' lass of ' 66 B. F. A . Mercury BRADFORD STEPHEN SIIEPARD and out nl town girls Big Ambition: To apply myself. Favorite Pastime: Girls Demolay boy Pool addict. Loves Brattle Skier Loves Algebra II, Good luck, Brad. Honors and Activities: Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Senior Play Comm. 4: Assistant Director of Stardust I; Ticket Seller I; Allied Youth 2; Demolay Basketball 2,3; Demolay 1,2,3,4. JAMES RAYMOND SIIEPARD - K Big Ambition: To succeed. Favorite Pastime: Music Alias: .1 in 1 1 • i Honi Bea Ml State and N.E. Bands ... Butler ' s Island Homework(?). Skiing Boating. Grand Union . Good luck. Honors and Activities: Intramural Basketball 1,3; Hand. Student Director and Drum Major 2,3.4 ; All Slate Band 2,3,4; Combo 2; Montreal Music Festi- val 2,3; Chorus 1 ; Choir Alternate 1: Ticket Seller 1,2,3,4; District Music Fes- tival Scholarship 1,3; Allied Youth 1,2,3; Audio-Visual Staff 1,3; Sub-Fresh- man Day Comm. 1,2,3; Church Youth 1.2.3; C.Y.O. 1,2.3.4; Hoy Scouts 1; Private Music Lessons 1.2.3. RAE MARLENE SHEPARD right at least once. Big Ambition: To do Bomethini Favorite Pastime: Flirting Aversion: Spiders Raisin RedCorvair. Hitchiker from Bedford. Likes to race with Den- nis Demers. . Hates Roxy ' s fresh blind dates. F ' alls over railings If Itchi only knew. Loves to ski, especially on school days!! Friend to all. Good luck in the future. Honors and Activities: J.V. Basketball 1,2. Varsity 3; Intramural Basket- ball 1.2; Glee Club 1.2,3; Choir 3; Majorettes 1.2,3, Captain 4; Ticket Seller 2. 3; Red Cross Representative 2,3.4; Class Treasurer 2; Allied Youth 3; ( Iradua- tion Escort 3; Assembly Program Comm. 2.3,4; Usher for Class Play 2,3; Sub- Freshman Day Comm. 3; Church Choir 1,2; C.Y.O. 1.2.3: Dancing Lessons 1,2, 3, 1 ; Junior Miss Pageant Queen 4. PENELOPE SHORE Big Ambition: Airline Stewardess Favorite Expression: Honest Aversion: ( Irouches ' Penny Fun to be with howl and swim Plans ti She ' s got a smile for everybody. do a lot of traveling in the future Gene. Likes Honors and Activities: Misawa High School Japan: Swimming Team 1; Smgrna High School. Delaware: Ma - Day Program 3: Hockey Team 3; Junii Hay 3; B.F.A.: Senior Play Cast I . ' I 1 c ■ III Mil I II s l| I || I Mar} H i . 1 1 ■ ■■ i in tin- I ' ll 1 1 r. II I hi ' k II. .11. .is .iii.i v.iiwn . iketball I Glee Club I.: - • ' ' I Yaari k I Allied ViHjth I - ' Gradual I - Supper n j i a I 2.3 I Junior Jamboree Camini I I ' r.i MM i| I n losl | ' || si wiion |R B t rlring ■l luck in the i ■ nil e cm II. .ii. .is .iii.I Vctivitlea - llcr I Hffll (.Ml l KII sll K s ■I teacher I - laugh Found un ili«- «ki slop it I were gonna brownie him up I ' ddu i better luih than that! I forgot mj news again Jual iliink . i in Thinker Likea Ui argue Fun to be with Good luck in the future I II. m. .is .iii.i Mnsiti.s iketball Tourna- ■ honia I Majorette i Junior Jai ma Club 2; Junior Jamboree .i lull :■ . President l N . • CHESTER EDWIN STRAI1 B I - mbed II. .ii. .is ,,,,.i . iimii. i: | .1 Intramural - - ■ ( ' lass of ' 66 B.F ' . A. Mercury RONNIE JOSEPH SWEET Biu; Ambition: Own my own brewery Favorite Pastime: Souping up Kurds Niceguy What kind of car is it today? Bestof Honors and Activities: K.F.A. Jr. President 1,2. Who lives in Richford everyl hing, Ronnie. LINDA EVA TALCOTT Big Ambition: Ti be a secretary Favorite Pastime: Doing a certain person ' s homework Alias: Peter Blue Plymouth (I wonder why ( What ' s it to you? . Fun to be with Hot til Chevy Never home. Who was he! . Official Garbage Collector . . .Her future plans arc?? Loves drive-ins. .Great kid to know and is sure to be a success Honors and Activities: Intramural Basketball Tournament 3.4; C J iris ' Soft- ball 3: (ilee Club 3; Ticket Seller 3.4; OGA Award I 3; OGA Award 114; 60- word Shorthand Speed Certificate 3; 80-word Shorthand Speed Certificate 4; 100-word Short hand Speed Certificate 1: Allied Youth I; Librarian Assistant 3; Prom Comm. 3: Choir 3,4. STEVEN H. TATRO Big Ambition: To do well in whatever I do. Favorite Pastime: Hunting, fishing and girls Aversion: Two-faced people How about that. . Sunday afternoon pool games. Coin collector. Sport- sman Future plans, t he Marine ( ' orp. Honors and Activities: Box Scouts 1. GEORGE THOMAS TAYLOR Big Ambition: To be an astronaut Favorite Pastime: Growing a beard Alias: George C.B. Radio Donna Bedford Refuse to answer on the grounds it ininht incriminate me The 4th Reich. Honors and Activities: Football 1,2,4; Senior Play Cast 4; Senior Play Conn, i. 1; Junior Jamboree Comm. 1,2,3,4; State 1 Act Play Contest; Audio- Visual Staff .Stage Assistant 1 . 2.3,41 V. P. (Tennis Team. • ■■ I 1 MMU lllllll I I OR Hit: Vml I .m!I Ii uur I Bookkecpi Honon and . tiritlei i Allied Youth I Gradual Kecorl3:l ' liurch ( li.iir I l ' n. ROBI HI Kl I I II I I M.I I B - tea Marines I Bob for the Marines rhat girl from Knivburg!! Likes to laugh One Ping pong win A good friend to have luck, Bob! Hononand tctivlttee • .■ k I Ticket Collector 1,2,3; Church Choir 1,2,3 C.Y.O. 1 .2.3.4 : Athlel sideScI I I 2,3 PrivaU l D III l I I N II ssll R Bit: Unbition good job I rising - lie ' ll In- there I great lude IHM ' ■ I luck. Honors .in.l . tiviti. • . ..Hi-, tor I HillS M I Kl Ii I Mil ' . l I I lege I ' riving II tin. I John in the |hh.I luill | Honon .m.i . iimii. . teller 1 Mlied - Class B.F. A. Mercury RICHARD DANIEL THOMAS Big Ambition: Undecided Favorite Expression: Nah Alias: Moose Wild, Wild West Gol a good deal on a canoe once Ambitious Went ti a dance once Bound for Saigon U? Owns a pet wolf Almost had a dati once Good hick in the future. Dirk. Honors and Activities: J.V. Football 1;J.V. Basketball 1,2; Track 1.2. CHRISTINE RAE TROMBLY Big Ambition: Make someone happy Favorite Pastime: Daj dreaming Aversion: Ex-boy friends ' You ' re kidding!! Future plans in- Painting St. Mary ' s Michael, elude marriage and teaching. Honors and Activities: Glee Club I ; Senior Play ( ' onini. 1: Ticket Seller 4; Future Teachers of America, President 4: Junior Red Cross Council l,2;C.Y.O. 1.2,3,4. DAVID BOSTWICK TROMBLEY Big Ambition: Spend a night at the Anchorage Favorite Pastime: Tippin ' em Aversion: Smoking Krebbs Dragracing Houses Point . Friendly Want to run for it. What goes, !eorge? Audiovisual Staff. Plans to join the Navy .lust call me .Mighty Trem ' No. 2 in theLGTTAC. Honors and Activities: J.V. Football Manager 1; Senior Play Comm. 4: Junior Jamboree Technical Comm. 1.2,3,4; State One-Act Play Technical Comm. 3.4: Drama Club 3.4; Allied Youth 1; Audio-Visual Staff 1.2.3.4; Sat- urday Night Dance Comm. 1.2.3.4 Church Youth Croup 1,2, President 3; Boy Scouts 1. DAVID CHARLES TROMBLEY Big Ambition: To he a D.J. at WKBW Favorite Pastime: Hiding a Honda Alias: Little Hondas Dave What about that diamond ring?. Needs a New York map road Donna Were you really studying at the library that niglit ' . ' ' . ' ( !ood luck in broadcasting, 1 ave. Honors and Activities: Intramural Basketball 1; Glee Club 1; Senior Play Comm. I: Stage Manager Junior Jamboree 2; Allied Youth I; Audio Visual Staff 1,2,3,4; Junior Red Cross; Dance Comm. 1.2.3.4; ( ' .Y.O. 1.2.3.4; Outside School: Amateur Radio Club; Amateur Radio Operator; Radio Announcer. . ' I ! • i ' i i i ■ n iani i ki in i B I v ■ ■ 1 that birthdaj part} Shurl but Honor and . m.n - ftlmll | lllied Youth I Jui 2,3; C ' .Y.O. 4; I hitaidv Athlclir PAULA SUZANNI U I I I B I Blue In ; I iki- to tiokli II ' i Mike and Jurk Senior Parties Phiek middle 8e- II ' ii .1 - .m.l v.iniii - etball Tournament 2,3; Cheerleader kit . .inn. I Junior Jamboree Publieity Chairman 3; k Krt Chairman; Student Council 8 Delegate ■ wnt 3, 1 ' I; Allied Youth I Graduatioi Senior Supper W - uol8up- . ( ' ..linn ' - ' r. Wright I. LYNN HELEN VAUTIER I v Painting llorselmrk riding Meet ..u in I in .- n bodj for I I lonoi - .not Vctivitiea S Her, Kultl K I I MI s M. l R I job I V ii. .ii. .1- .in.i . i.Mii. i -ill i : - ( ' lass of ' 66 B.F. A. Mercury JACQUELINE LEE ANN WARNER Big Vmbition: To get a car! Favorite Pastime: Jerry Aversion: Cold Pontiacs Champlain College bound Sweet girl. Ready for fun Always smiling Best of luck! Honors and Activities: [ntramural Basketball 1,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Allied Youth 1. BEVERLY JEAN WELLS Bis Ambition: To become a teachei Favorite Pastime: Knitting and playing guitar and ukulele Alias: ' Bev Loves to knit Friendly. Loves eats Favors stringed instruments. Loves toargue College bound. Best of everything, Bev. Honors and Activities: Glee Club 1.2; Folk Singing 4; Senior Play Publicity Comm. 4; Ticket Seller; Allied Touth 1.2, (Hospitality Co-Chairman) 3.4; I, i I Marian Assistant 3; Youth Organization of Church 1 (Secretary 12.3.4; Camp Fire iirls 2; ( luild lirls 2,3,4(Treasurer); Guidance Office Assistant 4; Future Teachers ' ( Hub I ; Volunteer Work at Kerbs 2. R1IODA ELLEN WELLS Bis Ambition: To become a bookkeeper or typist Favorite Pastime: Listening to the radio Aversion: Roadrunner Likes to skate Matlienietieian Good listener. Likes to help people. ( luidance office sal lood luck, Rhoda. Honors and Activities: Freshman Chorus 1; Ticket Seller 3,4; Allied Youth 1.2,3.4; Librarian Assistant 3; lied Cross Representative 4; Usher for Junior Jamboree and Fall Frolics 2.3; Sub-Freshman Hay Comm. 2; M.Y.F. 1.2.3.4; 4-H 2; Tumbling Club 1. JEAN ALICE WHITE Bis Ambition: To be a secretary Favorite Expression: Drop Dead Aversion: Driving on icy roads Grand Union Drives that Dodgeand how!. . Great friend to have. . Not at all bashful!!!. Loves Short hand tests Sure to be a success. Honors and Activities: Junior Jamboree Ticket Comm. 3; Ticket Seller 3.4; OCA Membership Certificate I. Award I 4; Award II 4: Award III 4: 60-word Shorthand Speed Certificate 3; Bronze Scholarship Pin 3; Librarian Assistant 3; Prom Committee 3. • ' ' I 1 I I 1 Mil I II MiniKI II I SUN I Member of the R.I l.Ful ub llets) I ' . ...I Inns .Milt I | ||| ii..n..rs .111,1 mm. i . ; i Intramural B ■ I lub l 2 3 I - od Tr bone ' :oir 2.3 -■ Her • ' ( i - Student Council President I Kxeeutive Council incil Convent VI mi mi Bam ; Prom a N, ear ' s omm ■ ' ( PAME1 V II N MI SUN ! U •■■ tend • hat color g nboul the ir Hooonand tctivitlei 9 r Play Comm.: Ticket Sellor . ' : l.-Di . Ulied Voutli I. H ID Mil IS U I M HI I . I Working I INI I I INI INSI UU I I .ii Nnr - ,n. I , mm - Class o B. F. A . Mercury DENIS DAVID YANDOW Bi;; Ambition: To be a machinist and earn good money Favorite Expression: Win. said that, huh? Alias: Den Usually found in the HiLife Carolyn. . .C.Y.O. Good at taking things apart, but to put them hack together. Honors and Activities: F.I ' ' . A. Award 1 : Senior Supper Committee 4; C.Y.O. 1,2.3,4. MARC JOSEPH YANDOW Big Ambition: To be a welder or a fanner Favorite Pastime: Tinkering witli engines, welding Aversion: Slippery roads Fairly open minded. Are Welder. Usually found at home or at a dance. Honors and Activities: Track 1 : Ticket Collector 4: C.Y.O. 1.2.3,4. ROLAND DAVID YANDOW Bi : Ambition: Writing Favortie Pastime: Reading Aversion: Optimism Odd person Looks on the dark side of things. Avid reader. No one spec- ial, linli??? Plans to return to B.F.A. as a teacher! Honors and Activities: Track 1 : Senior Play Comm. 4: ( iraduation Usher 3: C.Y.O. 1.2,3,4: Junior Jamboree Committee 4. RAYMOND ERNEST JETTIE Honors and Activities: Ticket Collector 1.2,3.4. ; ' ! 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Mercury GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATES From HOUGHTON ' S ROGER JETTE Watchmaker Diamonds, Watches Gifts Silver Stainless Steel Religious Articles 9 Lake St. St. Albans, Vt. CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1966 NATE ' S, Inc. Vermont ' s Largest Men ' s Clothiers St. Albans Burlington Montpelier St. Johnsbury I 1 DONS Gl 1 1 Si K K .1 SAND1 Ks I ' ll KM ( ' i FEDERA1 STREE1 l l; INS, VI 1 1-9884 Specializing In Brakes 4 . Main St. st. Mbans, i. Radiator Repair and Tune-up ( omplete Line f 1 4-5138 Tires, Bat writ ' s, and Accessories TOM ' S CLEANERS For II ' i hi DYEING M. 1 IK I II  NS RUG II VNING M R STORAG1 ft 1 II 1 i . Phone 1-2964 Foi Pickup and Delivers Service 18 Diamond Street St. Mbans, Vermont ( ' lass of ' 66 B.F. .1. Mercury M. D. ARMSTRONG 18 Kingman St. St. Albans, Vt. SILVER TRIFARI JEWELRY RINGS — ROSARIES — CHINA YARNS and GREETING CARDS HALE ERIC NYE Maple Syrup Georgia, Vermont LA 4-2202 VIC ' S BODY SHOP Stebbins St. St. Albans, Vt. 24 Hour Wrecker Service 524-3565 THRIFT Benjamin Franklin ' s homi- lies on thrift have guided generations of young people toward a better tomorrow . . . a tomorrow whose goals are more easily realized because of the habit of systematic saving. Thrift is a habit not always easy to acquire, but once begun, it ' s one of life ' s most valuable. Start or add to your savings account today at the Franklin County Bank. FRANKLIN (joa itt 3anA- ' RICMFORD VERMONT I I . and l; ii • ■ to ih ' Ml ssl so i in si ' | t | | BOARD DIVISION si D KI l ' ( K (,l (, ( OKl ' OKAl |() Sheldon pr tags, ermonl s I I 1 II KI) KI . Inc ii I 1 1 ■ kit ' Tel. --Mix M South Main St. Ubans, a mom w I (.l l GRI EN SI Wll ' s (.. . D()l BLEDA1 . 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Mercury Best Wishes to the 1966 Graduates We look forward to serving you and your school in any Insurance or United States Customs matter. Stop in, or Call us on the phone for prompt personalized service. A. N. DERINGER, INC. 22 Kingman Street St. Albans, Vermont Phone - St. Albans LA 4-5975 GERALD BOMBARDIER, INC. PLUMBING HEATING 114 Lower Newton St. St. Albans, Vermont Phone LA 4-2853 Everything in Heating and Plumbing For Your Home Call us for Quotations No Obligation TOUCHETTE SHEPARD Wilfred J. Shepard, Prop. WILLIAMS OIL-O-MATIC BURNERS and HEATING EQUIPMENT 524-3405 18 Lake Street e i. v DRINKVI M l R ' S JEWELRY STOR1 M. lb.ms. i. An Diamonds 1 1 |u n atch Repairing U I DM A II 17 , - Rl Xi - ll l D ( ONCRJ I I For I tame, I arm ft 1 nduatrj S. 1 . GRISWOl l) ft COMPANY 524-5011 1 ONGRATI LAI IONS from M. II. 1 IslIM W CO. 1 1 islmi. m ' s fur values ft s.n iniis l- -( low PL W. INC. Si Vlbans, ermonl pit ' , l ,. i l. 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