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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1975 volume:

K- ' T i mmBBi ' - - rfeu ■ f % ' «•• afe - % •c 1  g , THE CLASS OF 75 D E D C A T I O N We, the class of 1975, would like to dedicate our yearbook, the Spectrum, to Mr. Robert Scott. Mr. Scott has been not only an outstanding gym teacher and coach, but he has also been a warm and understanding friend. He has always demonstrated a genuine interest in the student body and student activities. The school spirit which he has displayed is well worth emulating. We have benefited greatly from Mr. Scott ' s help and understanding, and we hope that future classes will have the chance to appreciate these qualities. Sandra White Anne Hungerford SPECIAL RECOGNITION We , the class of ' 75, would like to pay a very special tribute to Mr. Comi for his 32 years at Bellows Free Academy. Not only has he taught history, but his record as the Girls ' Basketball coach is very impressive. Mr. Comi acted as advisor for the Student Council for many years. We are proud to have known Mr. Comi and wish him the best in the future. LOYAL SERVICE Eugene F . Ladue Gene came to B.F. A. in September of 1938 as one of two men who took care of the entire school. Thirty-seven years of pride in his work and his smile have made this presentation an honor for us. Gene had an unfortunate accident which forced him to retire, but he will long be remembered for his dedication and concerned attitude. SPECTRUM STAFF Or I iiMd ftHBii FRONT ROW (1-r): Linda Pearo, Ellen Patte, Lynn Bachand, Valerie Bell, Ainsworth Mills (co-editor). Mary Justice (co-editor), Paula Gamache, Bonny Jenkins, Sue Burns, Julie Hogan, Maureen Heald. SECOND ROW: Mark Dowling, Linda Shappy, Ellen Read, Laurie Tri, Greg Howard, Jim Cushman, Andy Kimbell, Bob Heus- lein, Brian Duprat, Bob Barker, Sandy While, Claire Langevin, Anne Hungerford, Laura Kaye, David Baker. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB We give special thanks to Mr. Wheeler and the Photography Club. FRONT ROW (1-r): Mike Vincelctte, Brian Kimbler, Robert Smith, Claudette Greenia, Dan MacManus. Brian Duprat. SECOND ROW: Eric Weeber, John Lang, Scott Stafford, Dave Fields, Mr. Wheeler (Advisor), Dean Benjamin. TomCotc. We, as editors, have enjoyed trying to create a last- ing impression of our class. We have tried to encompass a Spectrum of events that have occurred during the past four years. The staff has prepared this yearbook with the hope that something in it will be remembered by each person . T Y It 1 f ADMINISTRATION Mr. Malleu, Mr. Massa, Mr. Moulton BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. Fitzgerald ART DEPARTMENT Mr. Gallup and Mrs. Larry MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mrs. Costes Mr. Colburn ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FRONT ROW (1-r): Miss Chesky, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Constan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Haynes, Mr. Tappan, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Ashion, Mrs. Yandow, Mrs. Landry, Mr. Smith, Mr. Camisa. MATH DEPARTMENT (1-r): Mr. Gates, Mr. Lee, Mrs. Coffman. Mrs. Anstey, Mrs. Lavarnway. Mr. Joseph. 10 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT FRONT ROW (1-r): Mrs. Bostwick, Mrs. Ross. SECOND ROW: Mr. Har- mon, Mr. Ford. PHYSICAL EDUCATION FRONT ROW (1-r): Miss Keenan, Miss Catlin. SECOND ROW (1-r): Mr. Scott, Mr. Fairchild. n VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT ■■■■ FRONT ROW (1-r): Mrs. Gilbert. Mr. Ide, Mr. Perkins. Mr. Golden, Mr. Smith. Mr. Kneeland, Mr. Best. SECOND ROW: Mr. Crawford, Mr. Jarvis, Mr. Hale, Mr. Quinn. Mr. Cobb, Mr. Peterson. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ■ UWf! ummm f x . n in FRONT ROW (1-r): Mrs. Dowling. Mrs. Foisy, MissCharron. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kaszuba, Mr. Caggige. 12 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT FRONT ROW (1-r): Mr. Fouts, Mrs. Gallagher, Mr. Deshel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Siockwell, Mr. Olson, Mr. Emerson, Mr. Livingston, Mr. Stafford. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT FRONT ROW (1-r): Mr. Bouchard, Mr. Comi. Mr. Rose. SECOND ROW: Mr. Beaney, Mr. Bostwick, Mr. Davi- son, Mr. MacKey, Mr. Keefe, Mr. Bayley. 13 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT (1-r): Mrs. Mulvey, Mr. Menkens, Mr. Zakrzewski, Mrs. Peissner, Mr. Beebe. HOME ECONOMICS ■uaiwiJA (l-r): Mrs. Thibauh. Mrs. Dunsmore, Mrs. Newton. Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Gaffney. 14 SECRETARIES FRONT ROW (1-r): Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Begnoche, Mrs. Caye. SECOND ROW (1-r): Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Allen, MissLepper, Mrs. Harmon. NURSE LIBRARIAN M WW 1 Mrf JKItt ' .Jr jJm I i Br; • E Mrs. Wright Mr. Wheeler 15 COOKS FIRST ROW (1-r): Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Spaulding, Mrs. Eaton, Mrs. Grew. SECOND ROW: Miss Beauregard, Mrs. Minor, Mrs. Bushey, Mrs. Beauregard. CUSTODIANS FRONT ROW d-r): Butch Gaudreau. Gary King. Art Quilliams. Cliff Patterson, Alan Phillips. SECOND ROW: Louis Hemingway, Roswell Evans. MISSING: Jeff Plani. Chuck Gonyeau. 16 I THIWK ITS PRETTY FUNWX Mr.M THIS IS MbT lYlPFA OF W o W£ ; THATS GJHAT THE LEG ' OM J(L-L £T yf Mr. ? Mr. H Our BR )] hiS cJORK BETTER UJITH AIR, IF you tfftO cflLcuu? ££ V.V e ?f r AAr.t NO, L 5T EAR ' S TE5T5 ARE N(07coRR T v M0RlRO5fi L SpRAV5 F 3R HE F Mr, 7 NV U), we ' ll strw own ws st mm f ' M ) 1 L«« . TdWI I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ml Of FRONT ROW (1-r): Sieve Montagne, Sandy White, Mary Justice (Sec), Ainsworth Mills (Treas.). Ellen Pattee, Mike White. SECOND ROW: Andy Kimbell, Sally Leduc, Mark Dowling, Sharon Benjamin, Paul Cady. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW (1-r): Tim Bouchard, Vickie-Jo Pelky, Sue Heald, Kathy Bishop. John Goldsbury. SECOND ROW: Beth Menkens, Ann Flanagan, Anne Hungerford, Judy Cota. Julie Hogan (Sec). Paul Cady (Vice-Pres.). Julie Flanagan (Treas.), Ellen Read, Jodi Read, Joey Howrigan, Kitty Silk. THIRD ROW: Diana Dean, Tammy Des- lauriers, Steve Montagne, Lauri Roberts, Mary Ellen Spendley, Mark Kemp, Mike While, James Walsh, Bill Leahy, Andy Kimbell, Faith Batchelder, Bob Barker, Mark Dowling, Sally Smith, Sue Quilliam, Pam Choini- ere, Ainswonh Mills. MISSING: Bob Chevalier (Pres.), Greg Bombardier, Debbie Choiniere, Kevin Manell, Kathy Cassavant, Peter Chevalier, Leigh Larrow, Brenda Riley, Kim Riley. 21 BOYS ' STATE FRONT ROW (1-r): Robert Barker, Bill Leahy, David Baker, Sieve Monugne. SECOND ROW: James Cushman, Mark Kemp, Andy Kimbell , Tom Hungerford, Mark Dowling, Ainsworth Mills. MISSING: Gary White. GIRLS ' STATE FRONT ROW (1-r): Maureen Heald. Julie Flanagan. Paula Royer. Chris Dow. SECOND ROW: Faith Batchelder. Anne Hungerford. MISSING: Mary Ann Rocheleau. 22 DRAMA CLUB FRONT ROW (1-r): Mary Justice, Mark Dowling (President), Julie Flanagan. SECOND ROW: David Baker, Beth Thibault, Lorri Thibault, Kathy Ford, Sue Quilliam, Sheri Laidman, Kathy O ' Brien, Diana Dean, Sharon Ben- jamin. THESPIAN SOCIETY a FRONT ROW (1-r): Sharon Benjamin, Julie Flanagan, Chris Dow (Pres.), Mark Dowling. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mary Ann Landry, Mrs. Constance Yandow (Advisors). 23 - ' MERCURY STAFF f, i Mt ill MILL rllllWHWiWi FRONT ROW (1-r): Sue Chagnon, Jane Goodrich, Debbie Gregoire, Lori Tri, Sharon Benjamin, David Baker (Editor). Diana Dean, Tammy Deslauries, Jerri Morong, Sue Lambert. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Constan (advisor), Kathy Ford, Kathy Bishop, Laurie Kalahan, Karen Colburn, Debbie Kieling. AUDIO VISUAL STAFF ti K I . SEATED (1-r): Mike Vincelette, Rita Laroche, Robert Smith, Claudette Greenia, Dan MacManus. SECOND ROW: David Baker, Rollande Greenia, Tom Cote. 25 CHAMBER SINGERS CHORUS FIRST ROW (1-r): A. Gagner, L. Graves, C. Dufrcsnc, B. Grenier, C. Lovelette, M. Cha- bot. SECOND ROW: L. Bachand. V. Bell, T. Colburn, L. Kaye, I. Brunskill. THIRD ROW: W. Bouchard. L. Valliancourt, F. Batchelder, M. Dowling, D. Rakowski. FOURTH ROW: T. Chevalier, B. Barker, M. Spencer. MISSING: P. Chevalier, S. Kenyon. ExcAcutp BcuuC Coac vb with WINSTON CHURCHILL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE Scarborough, Ontario Saturday, February 8, 1975 BELLOWS FREE ACADEMY St. Albant, Vermont Vernt Colburn, . DIRECTED BY DONNA COSTES s. Jette D. Kimbell S. Laidman K. (V Connor T. Fiske D. Dean L. Tri J. Batchelder C. Bishop T. Connolly S. Coleman S. Chagnon D. Reynolds P. La rose M. LeTourneau S. Begnoche S. Lear M. Snide A. Barber K. Silk R. Larocho G. Hope B. Thibault K. Harmon B. Menkens K. Casavant D. Boudreau J. Bowler P. Leadbeater M. Hope J. Martell L. Thibault S. Brown S. Morgan K. Colburn R. Bouchard S. Lambert D. Rugg T. King C. Sylvester H. Choinkrc M. Casavant K. Bishop K. Arnold L. Kalahan K. Laurie K. Beauregard M. Martin T. Bouchard 26 PICCOLO Heidi Newton FLUTE Cathy Casavant Deborah Whitney Jane Gates Cindy Morgan Emily Paquin CLARINETS Terry Colburn Ellen Pattee Roy Brunskill Scott Morgan Kathy Ford Todd Armstrong Beth Tulip Marguerite Menard Pamela Leadbeater Chris Lamman Michele Bushey Sandra Luneau Lori Deso Cathy Bishop Brian Tri Charles Shipman Leslie Goodroe Jackie Martin B.F.A. BAND ALTO CLARJNET Cathy Arnold Jeffrey Sweeney BASS CLARINET Martha LeTourneau ALTO SAX Mark Dowling Mark Chabot Ruth Shipman Kathleen Tulip Mike Dowling Gale Lapiene TENOR SAX Scott Armstrong TRUMPET Tom Chevalier Michael Giroux Cliffon Aldrich Michael Goodroe Tim Turner Jay Austin Ronald Sweet Mike Mashtare Bradley Cornforth Keny Atherton Suzette Gagne A few of our Stage Band Members William Bridwell Roger Pauley TROMBONE David Rakowski John Wiebusch Jon Lang Craig Cain Paula Barber BARITONE Valerie Bell Dennis Bartsch BASS Ralph Marshall Terry Giroux John Hoy FRENCH HORN Mark Spencer Jim Reynolds Jeannine Daignault Don Sanderson PERCUSSION Jim Hoy Tom Bouchard Richard Seguin Norman Shipman Tim Ovitt Robert A bent roth Kevin Norris Ernest Hutchins (1-r): M. LeTourneau. P. Leadbeater, J. Lang Dowling. MAJORETTES FRONT ROW (1-r): Laura Pare, Julie Flanagan (Capt.), Madeline Parent. SECOND ROW: Cindy Ward. Cathy Craig, Libby Callan, Sue Guyette, Virginia Gonyeau, Maggie Menard, Debbie Kieling, Carmen Bechard. CHESS CLUB s . m f 1 - r : Steve Billow, Tom Cote, Mr. Crawford Paul Cady. Jeff While, Michelle Bushey. Alan Lear, Danny Manosh, 28 DECCA FRONT ROW (1-r): Robin Blouin, Mr. Nelson (Advisor), Sue Smith, Kennethea Phillips. SECOND ROW: Lerinda Marshia, Mary Smith, Debbie Longley, Dodie Hodet. THIRD ROW: Joylynne Banach, Tammy Bryce, Paula Ouellet, Martha Ferland, Beth Creller. MEMBERS: ]. Aubin, M. Batchelder, P. Baichelder, N. Berthiaume, K. Boissoneault. M. Boissoneault , C. Boivin, P. Bourbeau, D. Brouilette, B. Burleson, J. Bushey, L. Clark, J. Collins, J. Collins, D. Collins, R. Cook. M. Cushing, D. Cyr, R. Cyr, H. Coolum, J. Ferguson, B. Gagner, J. Gebo. T. Gir- ard, M. Girard, M. Giroux, J. Godin, J. Graves, R. Greenia, J. Heyer, G. Hope, J. Irish, C. Jenkins, R. Jette, G. Judd, M. Jutras, D. Kane, L. Kane, M. Kane, T. Ketcham, A. Kittell, L. Ladd, K. Lam- bert, T. Landcaster, S. Lapierre, A. Leach, D. Luman, P. Luneau, R. Machia, W. Machia, T. Mag- nant, D. Marshall, M. Mashtare. K. Martin, G. Mayhew, M. Menard, D. Menard, R. Menard, I. Miller, G. Montgomery, A. Morey. T. Mulheron, A. Norris. M. Paradee, E. Parrotte, R. Parrotte, P. Pion, G. Rabideau. L. Rainville, N. Rainville. J. Reynolds, K. St. Pierre. M. St. Pierre, M. Stone, W. Sweeney, R. T ague, J. Tiffany, P. Tipper, G. Trudell, A. Ward, B. Ward. J. Webb, H. Webster. D. West, B. Woodward, G. Boulet, J. Gadous, R. Heald, M. Sylvester. 29 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT: Valerie Shappy. SECOND ROW: Cathy Hill, Paula Royer, Cecile Dussault, Beth Tulip. TOP: Gina Jenkins. J.V. CHEERLEADERS (1-r): Beth Bombardier, Laurie Deso, JoAnne Mcrcure, Karen Ouit, Shari Coleman, Darleen Remillard, Peggy Lockhan, Sue Heald. 30 WRESTLING AUXILIARY FRONT ROW (1-r): Lynn Robtoy, Pam Leadbeater, Penny Thibault, Kim Pelkey. SECOND ROW: Martha Letour- neau, Jackie Martin. 31 ME OF BOBWHITES SPORTS 3? 1 Xj L BHPMl v W 1 L rS i W v U? i A 1 1 • ■ L P - j-m 33 VERMONT STA TE CHAMPIONS 1 973 1 974 1 975 FRONT ROW (1-r): Terry Loveleue. Bill Roberts, Greg Christie, Tom Hungerford, Bob Chevalier, Dave Hungerford, Mike Smith, Tim Connolly, Tom Chevalier. SECOND ROW: Jim Ouilliam, Rhett Heald, Dan Corrigan, Bob Langevin. Steve Vock, Tim Christie, Skip Vallee, Flint Willey, Coach Beaney. 34 35 FOOTBALL j.v. VARSITY ' 75 i T g 36 VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW (1-r): Mr. Mackey, S. Armstrong, T. Bouchard, K. Manahan, B. Norris, M. Mercure, G. Mac- Crae. B. Leahy, G. Costes. SECOND ROW: H. Potter, J. Beaudry, M. White, C. Costes, J. Cushman, M. Martin, R. Cioffi. (Coach Heben unable to be present). J. V. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW (1-r): J. Mercier, C. Manahan, J. Cushman. B. Branon, P. Thuot. SECOND ROW: G. May- hew, B. Corbiere, K. Laroe, R. Justice, M. Fisher, Mr. Caggige, Mr. Bostwick. MISSING: Peter Cheva- lier, Tony Gamache, Steve White. 37 SOCCER IM ■ t S3 ... FRONT ROW (1-r): R. Demar, R. Rixon, T. Viens, J. Boardman. D. Magnant, G. Costes, M. Kemp. C. Beau- dry. P. Cady. A. Lockhart. SECOND ROW: S. Moniagne. B. Larose, G. Osborne, S. Vock, G. Bombardier. B. Chevalier, T. Connolly, B. Langevin, M. O ' Connor, M. Taft, P. Brigham, P. Smith. f ? ' m ■ • . L • 1 N 9tf4HF HH 38 VARSITY BASKETBALL ilte D. Richards M. Kemp M. Mercurc P. Brigham M. While M. Massa M. Taft B. Leahy T. Bouchard B. La rose S. Bryer Coach Fairchild J. V. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW (1-r): J. Beaudry, C. Beaudry, M. Toof, E. Newton. SEC Weeber, L. Ladue, S. Tri, T. Armstrong, Mr. Mackey. )W: D. Kimbell (manager), E. 39 VARSITY GIRLS ' BASKETBALL mwmm n¥WW FRONT ROW (1-r): L. Connor. K. Kenyon, J. Hogan, C. Durfee, S. Cross. SECOND ROW: J. Bouchard. E. Enfante, J. Perkins, T. Toof, P. Brannon, Coach Kcenan, J. Bashaw. J. Howrigan, M. Belanger. D. Bouch- ard, P. Bushey. c o M E T S 40 WRESTLING TEAM 0 V 4 n r ' h«d rt i i ki FRONT ROW (1-r): Tim Trombley, Charlie Brace, Mark Hope, Chris Elwood, Rick Demar, Steve Robtoy, Bob Abcntroth, Matt Durfee, Dayton Brown. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stagford, Perry Smith, Gary Brown, David Cyr, Harlan Potter, Scott Armstrong, Bill Sweeney. I S K «Jk GYMNASTICS TEAM I ■ i i , ' , Z ■ 1 ia « LI! a ■ ti ft  ' FRONT ROW (1-r): Maine Barber, Raelene Riley. Claire Desrochers. SECOND ROW: Kitty Silk. Sarah Cushing, Beth Pelletier. THIRD ROW: Donna Miller, Carol Hayman, Sue Handy. 41 TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW (1-r): K. Martell, R. Sequin, J. Hoy. T. Bouchard, C. Cain, P. Smith, J. Cushman, R. Smith, M. Toof, T. Conger. SECOND ROW: R. Marshall. A. Hayford, T. Jamison, M. Fisher, L. Scan- gus, R. Polly, P. Williams, B. Driver. THIRD ROW: G. McCrae, C. Beaudry. B. Sweeney. M. Thibault. D. Howard. S. Jacobs, K. Bushman, M. Lee, B. Denyon, M. Aubin. FOURTH ROW: J. Beaudry. S. Banach. R. Justice. M. Durfee, B. Abentroth, D. Premo, N. Brown. FIFTH ROW: J. Mercier, D. Ewell, R. Flum, J. Paquin. E. Comstock, C. Bishop. SIXTH ROW: P. Larose, K. Silk, D. Dean, K. Harmon. S. Coleman. 3 T, • ■ 42 E.M. C.L. P.R. L.S. L.K. M.M. AND M.M. D.T. ' - V fA B.J. K.S. M.L. C.L. NP I CO T U R E S R 43 SENIORS 4S 46 CLASS HISTORY In retrospect, the traditional Class History has perplexed many students, and put the rest to sleep. We, Paula Gamache and Linda Pearo have taken it upon ourselves to update this dossier of relevant trivia. So before you do fall asleep, we will step right into our version of the History for the Class of 1975. DURING OUR FRESHMAN YEAR: ' 72 - We had the pleasure of becoming acquainted with the silent majority . . . the Minor twins. - In the Freshman play, The Open Window, Julie Flanagan fell out of the open window. - After singing his way through Camelot , Bob Barker was contracted to sing the I smell clean soap commercials. - Ainsworth Mills, Sandy White, Andy Kimball, Laurie Tri, Sally Anstey, Julie Hogan, Mark Dowling, Bill Leahy, Christine Dow, Bob Barker, and Gail Marcia have received a combined total of 1,323 semester A ' s, but the ace group is still trying to live down the c one of ihem earned in Phys-Ed class during their freshman year. You know who you are! - After registration day, we lost track of David Lemnah. Would someone please notify us of liis whereabouts. (He has probably run all the way to Pittsburg by now.) DURING OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR: ' 73 - Tom Hungerford started his career in hustling ... on and off the ice. - We dedicated the popular tune Funny Face to our buddy, Ellen Read. (Alias Mrs. Beasly.) - Now before we go on, Eugene Gratton has made it clear that his participation in the F.F. A. was to be mentioned. - (I think). What happened to that ol ' winning streak we had in eighth grade??? - As a sophomore Student Council Representative, Beth not only put her two cents worth in, but also her two-lips (Tulip)?!? DURING OUR JUNIOR YEAR: ' 74 - Bobby Chevalier, who couldn ' t organize a birthday party, was elected President of our Student Council for 1974 and 1975. - After becoming B.F.A. ' s football hero, Chris Costes, in his senior season, sold his soul to com- mercialism and took Joe Namaih ' s place in the panty-hose commercial. - Madeline Parent spent her nights on the football field waiting for her baton to come down. - We consider Greg Christie ' s greatest accomplishment, (aside from the hockey state championship) writing a book report on Ralph J. Bunch, for Mr. Comi ' s U.S. class. - Again in Mr. Comi ' s U.S. class, Debbie Moore started the year off with a bang, when she couldn ' t -ocate Florida on a map of the United States. - And now a question to Paul Michaels. Are you graduating with us? 47 DURING OUR SENIOR YEAR: ' 75 - Mark Kemp was busy being the alternator. - Jim Cushman has spent the better part of his senior year writing. I love Maureen. on his note- book. - Anne Hungerford kept a tense watch outside B.F. A. with her musket. As a result she won the D.A.R. award along with the other daughter, who ever he is. - After a second year full of dramatic success, Lynn Remillard is donating her gorgeous clothes to the B.F. A. wardrobe department. - To Matt O ' Connor, Greg Cosies, Bob La rose , Tim Connolly, Doug Magnant and Andy Lockhan - in the words of Andy Griffith, Good soccer players, good soccer players . . . - Our thanks to Flash Duprat who has snapped (camerai his way into the hearts of the B.F. A. student body, and to Patty Brannon, Mike Howrigan, John French, and Dan Howrigan who have contributed many valuable chapters to the Farmers Almanac during the past four years. - A word of appreciation for Mike Fairbanks, Mike Cross, Steve Robtoy, Mark Perras, Rober Yan- dow, Bob Morin, Danny Sullivan, Karl Miller, Tim Trombley. Bobby Tatro, Mike McLeod, Debbie King, Kim LeClair, Mary Coleman, Mike Danyow, and Dave Pion who have spent the better pan of their high school years walking on the fried side . - Daniel Morrier, nous t ' aimons beaucoup. Nous ne savons pas scoo-be-do. How bout dat ' ' For future reference, we have included in the Yearbook under Vital Statistics the important offices held throughout our unforgettable years at B.F. A. On this happy note we leave you with something short and sweet big hand for the little lady! Sue Lambert. Let ' s have a So Goodnight and may God Bless. 46 VITAL STATISTICS OF ' 75 FRESHMAN 72 Class Advisor: Mr. Stafford. Class Play: The open Window CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL REP. President: Gary White Vice President: Karen Susslin Secretary: Jean Schibi Treasurer: Beth Tulip Paula Royer Anne Hungerford Bob Barker Julie Hogan Rob Cioffi SOPHOMORE ' 73 Class Advisor: Mrs. Newton. Class Play: The Phantom Gentleman ' CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL REP. President: Anne Hungerford Vice President: Karen Susslin Secretary: Bob Barker Treasurer: Lynn Bachand Peggy Goldsbury Karen Susslin Rob Cioffi Bill Leahy Anne Hungerford Beth Tulip Bob Barker Paula Royer Bob Chevalier JUNIOR ' 7-1 Class Advisor: Mrs. Gonyeau. Class Play: The Marriage Proposal CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL REP. President: Bob Barker Vice President: Bill Leahy Secretary: Anne Hungerford Treasurer: Julie Flanagan Julie Flanagan Ainsworth Mills Bob Barker Mark Dowling Julie Hogan Sandy White Greg Costes Peg Goldsbury Rob Cioffi Bob Chevalier SENIOR ' 75 Class Advisor: Mr. Rose. Class Play: A Private Affair Senior Play: Charley ' s Aunt CLASS OFFICERS President: Bob Barker Vice President: Bill Leahy Secretary: Julie Hogan Treasurer: Mary Ann Rocheleau STUDENT COUNCIL REP. Steve Montagne Ainsworth Mills Anne Hungerford Mark Dowling Faith Batchelder Bob Barker Bill Leahy Andy Kimbell Sandy White STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS (seniors) President: Bob Chevalier Secretary: Julie Hogan Treasurer: Julie Flanagan SENIOR SPIRIT WINNERS Mr. Irresistible: Eugene Gratton Green and Gold Day: Linda Snappy Dress-Up Day: Karen Smith THE CLASS OF ' 75 PROUDLY ACCEPTS POSITION AS THE MOST SPIRITED CLASS! 49 ADVICE TO UNDERGRADS A - A ' saren ' i eveithlng, but they help. B - B.Y.O.B. C - Calculate your troubles, Mark Dowling did. D - Don ' t rake the advice of Seniors. E - End the years with lots of zest, show Vermont B.F. A. ' s the Best. F - Follow the advice of the Howrigan Gang, don ' t D.W.I. G - Green and Gold . Keep it bold . H - Have Faith . . . Bob Barker and Bill Leahy did! I - Ignorance may be cool, but interest makes a good school. J - Join the game and put the other teams to shame. K - Kindness counts . . . remember when you were a Freshman L - Love thy neighbor, but don ' t get caught. M - Make cents, stay in school. N - Never be sober, enjoy life. O - Only the Seniors have fun, so wait till you ' re one! P - Party! Party! Party! - Quitters never get ahead. R - Remember the Maine because Peggy can ' t. S - Streak only on dry nights. T - Tell it like it is, not like it was. U - Undergrads, learn your ABC ' s. V - Victory - let ' s make it 4 state championships! W - We are the seniors, really though, keep the spirit, stay like us. X - XXXXXXOOOl Y - Yield to the teachers to keep them happy . . . sometimes. Z - Zip before you get zapped. 50 AWARD WINNERS DAR DAR ROBERT LYON BARKER III ANNE M. HUNGERFORD BETTY CROCKER AWARD KATHY BERGERON 51 CLASS SONG Now we begin new days Now wc must find new ways Now is the dawn of our lives Time for us to grow and strive Now we must grow from here Seeking new goals each year Now we begin, now it seems New lives new dreams Now ' s the time for us, for us Now with regret we part Richer of mind and heart Now we begin, now it seems New lives new dreams Now ' s the time for us, for us Christine M.J. Dow Robert L. Barker III Sung to: One Hand, One Heart from West Side Story By Leonard Bernstein Copyright 1957 - by LB and Steven Sondheim 52 tt M js X m SENIORS WON SPIRIT WEEK! - F 1  o 5 % , •« A ' : M . | n m v 1 Tom Hungcrford Tim Connolly Tim Connolly Bob Barker Bill Leahy Tom Hungcrford Greg Costes Ainsworth Mills Eugene Graiton Bob Barker Bob Norris Ronny Sweet Bob Barker Bob Barker Chris Costes S. Montagne, A. Mills Poor Richards Black Water Mr. Rose Mark Kemp Mark Kemp Tom Hungerford Dave Hungerford Roy Waine Mark Lareau Bill Leahy Doug Magnet Eugene Gratton Eugene Gratton Bill Leahy CLASS POLL WINNERS BEST ATHLETE CLASS FLIRT FRIENDLIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY PRETTIEST EYES BEST PHYSIQUE-FIGURE CLASS BRAIN CLASS CHATTERBOX TEACHER ' S PET MOST IN LOVE QUIETEST BEST DRESSED BEST ACTOR-ACTRESS BIGGEST HEARTBREAKER MOST STUDIOUS FAVORITE PLACE TO GO FAVORITE SONG FAVORITE TEACHER MOST FUN TO BE WITH HAPPIEST PRETTIEST SMILE MOST POPULAR UNDERGRAD. PRETTIEST HAIR MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT GROUCHIEST MOST DARING CLASS COMEDIAN-COMEDIENNE TEACHER ' S HEADACHE MOST DEPENDABLE Carole Durfee Helene Boudrcau Vaughn Vesu-r Sandy White Anne Hungerford Jean Schibi Paula Gamache Lori Tri Madeline Parent Sandy White Libby Callan Debbie Newcombe Lynn Remillard Lynn Remillar d Beth Tulip Julie Hogan Poor Richards Saturday Night Mrs. Ross Anne Hungerford Vaughn Vester Helene Boudreau Cecile Dussault Vaughn Vestei Faith Batchelder Laura Kaye Ruth Ann Shipman Debbie Raine Linda Pearo Julie Hogan RUNNERS-UP Tom Bouchard Greg Christ it- Mark Kemp Steve Moniagne Jim Cushman D. Moniagne. R. Waine Chris Costes Sieve Montagne Greg Christie A. Mills. G. Christie- Jim Cushman G. Osborne, S. Copeland Bill Leahy Mark Dowling Greg Christie Norman Gale Tea Company You Ain ' t Seen Nothing Yei ' Mr. Scott GREG COSTES Greg Christie Jim Cushman Steve Vock Steve Robtoy Bob Chevalier Gary Benoit Mark Lareau M. Howrigan, G. Christie Matt O ' Connor Bob Barker BEST ATHLETE CLASS FLIRT FRIENDLIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY PRETTIEST EYES BEST PHYSIOUE-FIGURE CLASS BRAIN CLASS CHATTERBOX TEACHER ' S PET MOST IN LOVE QUIETEST BEST DRESSED BEST ACTOR-ACTRESS BIGGEST HEARTBREAKER MOST STUDIOUS FAVORITE PLACE TO GO FAVORITE SONG FAVORITE TEACHER MOST FUN TO BE WITH HAPPIEST PRETTIEST SMILE MOST POPULAR UNDERGRAD. PRETTIEST HAIR MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT GROUCHIEST MOST DARING TEACHER ' S HEADACHE CLASS COMEDIAN-COMEDIENNE MOST DEPENDABLE Julie Hogan Gena Jenkins Anne Hungerford Anne Hungerford Vaughn Vester Juliette Cote Libby Callan Sandy White Sue Smith M. Rocheleau, C. Sheppard Maureen Heald Diane Rocheleau Linda Shappy Julie Flanagan Tricia Beauregard Sandy Vhite Tea Company You Ain ' t Seen Nothing Yet Mrs. Bostwick K. Smith, L. Shappy R. Shipman, K. Smith, A. Hungerford Juliette Cote Joan Howrigan Juliette Cote Karen Smith Linda Pearo Carole Durfee Debbie Raine Ruth Ann Shipman Julie Flanagan 55 OUR SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 56 CLASS WILL We, the class of 1975, of Bellows Free Academy of Si. Albans in the County of Franklin and the State of Vermont, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this our Last WILL AND TESTAMENT, in manner following, that is to say: I. Paul Luneau leaves everything he owns and all his love to Kathy Brannon. II . Mary Justice leaves with a cookie pan, filled only with far-out memories of Johnathan Living- ston Seabrownies. III. Palucci leaves Bumper looking out for sunshine, especially when he comes out. IV. Chipper and Sue Smith leave Miss Charron an accident proof car. V . Bill Roberts leaves. VI. Mike Smith leaves Dave Hungerford all his empties from the past four years. VII . Vaughn Vester leaves her Mustang to her brothers Rhode and Granger. VIII. When I go, I, Debbie Minotti ask that Ellen Read deliver to Gary White one large pan of deep dark Brownies. IX. Bob Chevalier leaves Dave Hungerford and Linda Pearo all of his Elton John albums. He also wills Bob Choiniere the Grand 88 in the auditorium. X . Danny Richard leaves coach Fairchild his ball and his brother Randy a spot on the space team. XI. All the Seniors - agree to leave Ellen Read and Dan Swainbank their spot on the Brigham Road. XII . The prom decoration committee of 74 leaves Mrs. Smith to the task of finding her scissors. XIII. Michelle Belanger wills one slightly worn pair of basketball shorts to Joanne Bouchard. XIV. Paula Royer wishes the best of luck to the B.F.A. cheerleaders in the years to come with their new squads. She also leaves Mr. Rose peace and quiet during modern history, and Mark Kemp fewer pinches. XV. The eighth period physiology class leaves Mr. Emerson a new lung machine with leak proof balloons and Tex to Mr. Deshel. XVI. Mark Mercure wills next year ' s football team his jersey, number 70. He also leaves Miss Charron a case of Coke if she grows two more inches. XVII. Fourth period Contemporary Lit. class bequeaths Mr. Smith a comb to fight with and a walking tall stick to keep his classes in line. XVIII. Dan Howrigan wills the keys to his motorcycle to anyone who dares ride it. XIX. Eugene Gratton, Mike Howrigan, Greg Christie, Chris Costes, and Mike Smith leave Mr. Rose all the troubles of the Junior class. XX. Bumper leaves Palucci a certain address in Waterbury. XXI. The Class of 75 leaves the Beaudry. XXII. Carole Durfee wills all her missing layups to Sonja Cross and her defense to Vickie Pelky. Also her good grades to Kris Barker. XXIII. Brian Duprat leaves Tom Cote and the photography club to the enigmatic indelicacies of Mr. Wheeler. XXIV. The Expository Writing Class leaves their grammatical errors to Mrs. Constan. XXV. The Class of 75 leaves Mr. Rose a case of Coke if he loses 20 pounds. XXVI. To the cheerleading squads next year, Gina Jenkins wills the ability to bite your tongue and smile even if you ' re right and they ' re wrong. Good luck next year. You can do it! XXVII. Connie A Hard wills her four years of headaches at B.F.A. to anyone who will take them. XXVIII. The Senior boys leave Mike Taft with his needle. XXIX. Sixth period Business Law leaves Miss Charron a Coke. 57 58 XXX. The men of The Class of ' 75 leave the class of 76 a table ai Saxony. They ' re hard to get. XXXI. Karen Smith wills her Bobwhite costume to Paul Cady and her laugh to Mr. Emerson. XXXU. Tom Hungerford leaves the key to The House to anyone who feels like getting into it and his sex appeal to his brother, Dave. XXXIII. Jim Cushman bequeaths his starting blocks to his brother. John. XXXIV . Tricia Beauregard bequeaths to Mr. Hebert a crystal ball so that he can tell all his classes about their weekends. She also wills Joni Bohannon a share in the Franklin County High Score Rotating Trophy for the coming years. XXXV. Lynn Robtoy leaves Mr. Bostwick 1,000 hockey buttons to sell in school. XXXVI. Mike Howrigan and Mark Mercure leave the class of ' 76 a case of drinks for their gradua- tion but it will probably be empty. XXXVII. Matt Martin wills Chuck Gray and other QB ' s his throwing arm. XXXVIII. Mary Smith leaves a path of footprints from Business Law to Mr. Moulton ' s Office. XXXIX . Ellen Read leaves Leigh Larrow many nights of riding around and skidooing. XL. Sue Smith bequeaths to her sister Becky, her ability to talk. XLI. Linda Shappy, Nancy Best, Vaughn Vester, and Ellen Read will Diane Magnant an open invi- tation to all university parlies at U.V.M. , Simmons, and Clarke. XLII. The 1974-75 football team leaves Mr. Hebert. Gordie MaCrae for another year and the up coming teams the home winning streak. XLIII. The Senior girls leave the Junior girls a bunch of baked goods, so they can win their way into Mr. Scott ' s Heart. XLIV. Patti Branon and Rett Connor leave, hoping that Joan Howrigan and Jo-Ann Bashaw continue to carry on the tradition of getting psyched for the games (P.B.R.). XLV. Kelle Cain wills all new students at B.F.A. (especially Seniors) the ability to grin and bear it! It ' s really not that bad. XLVI. Tricia Bearregard and Ellen Read leave Jodi the choice of cars for going out to parties. XLVII. Debbie R. and Claire L. leave Mr. Caggige thinking they know something about account- ing. XLVIII . Mark Kemp leaves Steve Bryer all the splinters of four years of bench sitting. XLIX. The Hawks will one case of Brylcream to Bruce Harvey Brannon and Chris Hank Mana- han. L. Rose Jacques bequeaths to Mr. Z. the tie clip she promised him when a freshman. LI. Judy Mercure and Lynn Bridwell will Mr. Livingston a lifetime supply of Chemistry students who will put out as much effort as they did. LII. Elvis Moniagne leaves his guitar to be put in the Trophy case. LIII. Karen Smith and Linda Shappy leave all their problems to Mr. Keefe ' s 1975-76 TCP Class. LIV. Matt O ' Connor leaves all of his stones to Randy Richard. LV. Bob Heuslein says as little as he has acquired, he would like to will his mathematical ability to Jeff Graves. Good Luck! LVI. Sandy White leaves her superior muscular figure to Gordie McCrae. LVII. Jeannine Renaudette, Libby Callan, Madeline Parent. Maureen Heald, and Paula Gamache will Mr. Emerson a new toupee. LVIII. The class of ' 75 leaves 7,843.562.401.624 empties. LIX. Mike Howrigan leaves his outstanding ability and record feats in beverage consumption to be challenged by the class of ' 76. LX. Bruce McNally leaves his athletic ability to Stuart Lear. LXI. We. the Seniors of the basketball team, will assistant coach. Mike White, another bench pass for the upcoming games. LXII. The Senior boys of the baseball team leave Mike While standing on the mound ... at last! LX III. Joni Bohannon wills Martha Cassavant the coat hanger in her locker, if she can find It. LXIV. Greg Christie leaves his nickname, Moose, to anyone who can fill the position. He also leaves Boom-Boom Bashaw the joy of being a senior and asks her to share her personality with her classmates. LXV. Nancy Best wills her father a ready-built house. LXVI. Carmen Bechard wills her giggle to Mr. Bouchard. LX VII . David Baker wills his ability to drive on snowy roads in Bakersfield to Bobby Driver. LXVIII. Shirley Parrotte leaves her quietness to Virginia Andrews. LXIX. Faith Batchelder leaves all her school spirit to the remaining students, all her teachers, Blessed Silence, and most of all, she leaves B.F. A. with regret. LXX. Bennette Lee Jenkins leaves this school and vows never to return. LXXI. The Senior Class leaves B.F. A. a much more peaceful institution. Linda Shappy Ellen Read 59 M.D. M.J. P.L. : i : - P.H. D.M. D.B. M.L. S.B. R.B. 60 IN FOND MEMORY OF NILA PAQUETTE MARK GUYETTE Nila and Mark are missed as members of the senior class. Because they were our friends, we remember them with this special page in our yearbook. 61 MARY ELLEN ABAIR OUINTO ALBERTELL! CONSTANCE ALLARD Ambition - Be a library worker Aversion - Math Happiness Is - graduating from high school Junior Girls Escort: Health Office Assistant 3 Future Farmers of America 1, 2; J.V. Football 2 Ambition - Be a farmer ' s wife Aversion - People that try to be what they are not Happiness is - Being with Wayne REBECCA ANDREWS SALLY ANSTEY BRENDA AUSTIN Ambition - Working with and for people Aversion - Emotion. Hate Happiness is - Being with and helping people Audio- Visual Staff 1: Photography Mercury Staff 2. 3: Library Assistant 3: Girls ' State (Alt.) 3: 1; District Music Festival 1 Ambition - Become men ' s hair stylist Aversion - People who think they ' re better than anyone else Happiness Is - Being loved by someone 62 RICHARD BABBIE LYNN BACHAND DAVID BAKER Ambition - Be a math teacher Aversion - Snow Happiness is - Love Sophomore Class Treasurer; Junior Prom Comm . ; Junior Girts Escort; Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council (Alt.) 4; Senior Play 4; Choir 1,2. 3; Chamber Ensemble 4; Exchange Concert 2; District Music Festival 1. 2. 3: F.T.A. 1. 2 Audio- Visual 2. 3, 4; Photography 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3: Boys ' State 3; Yearbook Staff 4: Mercury Staff 2,3.4 (Editor) . Dramatics 3, 4; Thespian Society 4; Special Drama Productions 3, 4; Junior Jamboree 3: Assembly Pro- grams 2 JOYLYNNE BANACH LORRAINE BARANIK ROBERT BARKER III Ambition - Get married and have IS kids Aversion - Unfriendly people Happiness is - Being with S. W. D.E.C.A. 3. 4 Ambition - Farmer ' s wife Aversion - People you can ' t trust Happiness is - Being with people you like Main Office Assistant 4 Pres. District Student Council 4; Boys ' State 3 (Town Hall of Fame), Junior Boys Usher; D.A.R. Medal; Curriculum Comm. 2.3,4: Year- book Staff 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3, 4 (Vice-President 3); Dramatics 1,2,3.4; Thespian Society 4; Camelot 1. Oliver 3. State One Act Plays 4; Junior Jamboree 1. 3; Senior Play 4; Choir 1. 2, 3. 4 (Pres.); Chamber Ensemble 2,3. 4; Exchange Concert 2. 4: District Music Fest. 1. 2. 3. 4; Assembly Programs 3: Volunteer Center 2; Fall Frolics 2; Jr. and Sr. Class Pres. Open Campus Comm. 3. 4 63 EDMOND BARTEMY FAITH BATCHELDER DIANE BEAUREGARD Ambition - To own an over road trucker Aversion - Attitudes of some teachers Happiness Is - getting up to go to work each day Ambition - Be remembered as a basically good person Aversion - Lack of school spirit Happiness is - Being a 1975 Bob- white Ambition - Marry a Navy man Aversion - Conceited people Happiness Is - Being with Eddie Mercury Staff 3; Attendance Office Assistant 3: Volunteer Center 1, 2 7 . PATRICIA BEAUREGARD CARMEN BECHARD STEPHEN BECHARD Skiing (Manager 4): Hockey (Girls) 1. 2. 3. 4; Gymnastics 1: Tennis 3. 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Student Council (Alt. 2) Ambition - Be rich and live to 101 Aversion - Big shots and complaln- ers Happiness is - Getting your own way Majorettes 3, 4: Junior Girls ' Eicon 3: Exchange Concert 3. Ambition - Be an accountant Aversion - English Happiness Is - Graduation 64 SUSAN BEGNOCHE MICHELLE BELANGER VA1 ERIE BELL Ambition - Be myself in everything I do Aversion - People who aren ' t themselves Happiness is - A starry winters ' night Junior Girls ' Escort 3: Choir 1.2. 3: Exchange Concert 2: District Music Festival 1. 2. 3 Ambition - Be a nurse Aversion - People who talk behind others ' backs Happiness is - Working in the hos- pital Junior Girls ' Escort 3; Oliver ' ' 1; Camelot 3; Choir 1. 2. 3. 4: Band 1,2,3,4: Chamber Ensem- ble 3. 4: All State 3 GARY BENOIT CHRIS BENSON EARLBENWAY Ambition - Commercial artist Junior Boys ' Usher 3; Student Coun- Soccer 1 . 2 Aversion - Harpies cil (Alt. 1) Happiness is - A 440 El Tigre Yearbook Staff 4: Dramatics 3, 4 65 KATHY BERGERON KERJ TIMOTHY BERNARD Ambition - Be a doctor Aversion - Chauvinist men Happiness Is - Riding alone on my horse Girls ' State 3; Junior Girls ' Escort; Mercury Staff 2; Guidance Office Asst. 2, 3: Dramatics 1. 2. 3. 4: Thespian Society 4; Senior Play 4: Choir 3; Volunteer Center 3: Assembly Programs 4 Ambition - Auto body repairman Aversion - Living in the country Happiness is - Sports MICHAEL BERNIER Ambition - To be my own boss Aversion - Mr. Rose ' s wardrobe Happiness is - Summer vacation NANCY BEST JOHN BIGELOW • Physical Therapist The Headache the day Ambition Aversion after Happiness is - Polly P. Band 1. 2. 3: District Music Festi- val 2. 3 66 CHRISTOPHER BISHOP RONALD BOCASH JONI BOHANNON Ambition - Be successful Aversion - B.F.A. hot lunches Happiness is - Acing a calculus test, skiing in good powder Crosscountry 1. -• 3: Track 1. 1; Skiing 1. 2. 3. 4; Dramatics 3: Stage Band 2, 3. 4; Choir 2. 3. 4; Band 4: Chamber Ensemble 3; Exchange Concert 2.4; District Music Festival 2. 3. 4 Ambition - To always see every- thing with my heart Aversion - Rainy Sundays Happiness is - Understanding Senior Play (Costumes) 12: Leaders Club THOMAS BOUCHARD HELENE BOUDREAU RONALD BOUDREAU Ambition - Run pro-track Aversion - Haircuts Happiness is - Going to Stanbridge Football 1. 4: Cross Country 2. 3; Track 1.2.3. 4: Basketball 3. 4: I.V. Basketball 1. 2: Boys ' State (All.) 3: Junior Boys ' Usher: Stage Band 1. 2: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Exchange Concert 3: District Music Festival 2. 3: Fall Frolics 1. 2: Vanity Club 3: Model U . N . 3 Ambition - Dental Hygienisi Aversion - D.E.C.K. Com. class 6B lunch Happiness is - A B.F.A. Hockey game Junior Prom Comm. 3; Junior Girls ' Escort 3 Ambition - Be a tntck driver Aversion - Inside work Happiness is - Having no shortage of happiness 67 PATRICIA BRANON LYNN BR1DWELL DAYTON BROWN Ambiilon - Nothing is impossible, everything will work Aversion - People that give up before trying Happiness is - joys, big and small Basketball 3. 4: J.V. Basketball 1. 2; Junior Girls ' Escort 3; Attend- ance Office Assistants 1 Ambition - To be rich Aversion - Hypocrisy, stuck up people, debts, children Happiness is - Not letting others live your life for you Ambition - Do something right and make a life for myself Aversion - Being bossed Happiness Is - Enjoying life Wrestling 2. 4: Gymnastics 1, 3 HiKT BURLESON BRIAN BURNOR SUSAN BURNS Ambition - Be a writer Aversion - Being bored Happiness is - Girls In mini skirts Ambition - Succeed in life Aversion - Moose Happiness is - My family Yearbook Staff I. Mercury Staff 3; Attendance office Assistants; Leaders Club 2: Freshman Maga- zine 68 HOWARD BUSHEY JEANNE BUSHEY NORMAN BUSHEY Ambition - Move to Arizona Aversion - St. Albans, hypocrites Happiness is - My dog Bummer Ambition - Auto Mechanics Aversion - Driving in the city Happiness is - Being with a certain person RANDY CADIEUX KELLECAIN ELIZABETH CALLAN Ambition - Help people understand themselves, travel Aversion - Putting down people Happiness is - Knowing you ' ve made someone else happy Gymnastics 4: Softball 2. 3: Guid- ance Office Assistant 3: Senior Play (Make-Upl4: G.A.A. 1. 2: Pep Club 1: C.Y.O. 1. 2. 3 Ambition - To make Erwin happy Aversion - Warm beer, getting up in the A.M. . flat tires Happiness is - Knowing someone special cares 69 MARSHA CHADWICK ROBERT CHEVALIER FRANCES CHOINIEVE Ambition - To travel Aversion - People who put on an act Happiness Is - Getting the things I want Ambition - Be Elton John II Aversion - People with no school spirit Happiness is - A grand piano for Xmas Ambition - Become an R.N. Aversion - Being called to work on my night off! ! Happiness is - Pay day GREG CHRISTIE LINDA CHURCH RODNEY CHURCHILL Ambition - Be successful in life. get the least amount of penalties on the hockey team Aversion - Loud mouth girls, being broke, nothing to do on Sat. night Happiness is - 3 state champion- ships in a row, beating BHS in hockey 30-0 . ; freshman Foot- ball 1. Ttack ■ . Hockey 1. 2, 3. 4: Junior Prom Committee Ambition - Be the best v. mother as I can Aversion - Prejudice . jealousy Happiness is - Being needed Choir 1 Ambition - Game Warden Aversion - The morning after Happiness is - Lou of parties 70 ROBERT CIOFFI LARRY CLARK MARY l OLEMAN Ambition - Find my ambition Aversion - Empty cans Happiness I s - June 14, 1975 Football 2.3.4; Freshman Foot- ball 1: Skiing 1: Baseball 1. S, 4: Student Council 1. 8, 3 Ambition - Farmer Aversion - School Happiness is - Owning my own farm Ambition - Artist Aversion - People of St. Albans Happiness is - Pete Rocheleau EVERETT COMSTOCK TIMOTHY CONNOLLY LORETTA CONNOR Ambition - Be an executive Aversion - Term papers Happiness Is - An A in senior advanced math Football 2. 3; Freshman Football 1 Ambition - Work with Children, sports Happiness is - Being needed and wanted Freshman Football 1: Soccer 2,3, I; Track 3; Boys ' State (Alt. ) 3: Junior Boys ' Ushers 3; Attendance Office Assistants 3: Dramatics 3, 4: Choir 4; Special Drama Prod- uction Ambition - Elementary teacher Aversion - B.F.A. Happiness is - Susie S. Girls ' Varsity Basketball 3. 4; J.V. Basketball 1. 2: Junior Girls ' Escorts 3; Yearbook Staff 4 71 STEPHEN COPELAND JOSLYN CORBEIL CHRJS COSTES Ambition - Pilot Aversion - Filling out forms Happiness is - Good math glades Ambition - 1600 on SAT ' S Aversion - Most everything Happiness is - Circus tent full of women Freshman Football 1: Varsity Foot- ball 1, S, 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Skiing 2.3: Boys ' State ( Alt . ) 3 GREG COSTES JULIET COTE RANDY COX Ambition - To think of a good ambition Aversion - Writing ambitions Happiness is - Being ambitious Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3: Ski- ing 1. 2: Baseball 1: Tennis 4: Jun- ior Boys ' Usher 3: Student Council 3 Ambition - Make something of myself Aversion - Making decisions Happiness is - Fulfilling my ambi- tion Ambition - Become wealthy Aversion - Pushy people Happiness Is - Being with my girl friend Baseball 1 . I 72 BETH CRELLER CANDY CROSS DAVID CROSS Ambition - Get married, have two kids Aversion - Those who think they ' re better than others Happiness Is - Beating MW at hockey Choir 2: District Music Festival 1; D.E.C.A. 3. 4 Ambition - Make people happy Aversion - People who are fake Happiness is - The feeling of suc- cess Ambition - To find the perfect mate, live a happy life Aversion - Being lonely Happiness is - My mother ' s cooking MICHAEL CROSS JAMES CUSHMAN KATHY DAIGNAULT Ambition - Work in Science, live in Alaska Aversion - People who always need attention Happiness is - Running the 100 yard dash in 10 seconds or less Football ■); Cross Country 1. 3: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Audio Visual 4: Boys ' State 3; Junior Boys ' Usher 3: Yearbook Staff 4; Varsity Club 3 73 MICHAEL DAIGNAULT NORMA DASHNO RUSSELL DEMAR V.I.C.A. 4: F.F.A. 1: Volunteer Center J Ambition - Be myself Aversion - Fake people Happiness is - People you love Ambition - Become an architec- tural engineer Aversion - Demists Happiness is - Having fun MARIE DESROCHERS (CATHERINE DeVAMEY BRENDA DONNA Ambition - A long happy marriage Aversion - Conceited snobs Happiness Is - My Siamese cat Ambition - Nurse or Dental assist- ant Aversion - People who don ' t mind their own business Happiness is - Being able to talk to a friend Audio-Visual 3: Junior Girls ' Escorts; Library Asst. 2.3,4 Ambition - Secretary Aversion - Hunting Season Happiness is - Being in love 74 CHRISTINE DOW MARK DOWLING COLLEEN DUFRESNE Ambition - Music therapist Aversion - Getting up in the A.M. Happiness is - Fridays Girls ' State 3: Dramatics 1. 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 3, 4; Junior Jamboree 3, 3; Choir 2. 3: Band 2, 3: Exchange Concert 1. 2. 3: Dis- trict Music Festival 1. 2. 3 Ambition - Always keep busy and happy Aversion - Having free time with nothing to do Happiness is - Working together with friends Boys ' State; Junior Ushers; Mercury Staff 1. 2. 3: National Honor Soci- ety 2. 3, 4; Student Council 3. 4; Dramatics 1,2.3.4 (Pres. ); Thespian Society 3. 4; Senior Play 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4 (Pres. and Drum Major); Chamber Ensemble 2,3, 4; All State 3, 4; All New England 2. 4 Ambition - Be a Special Ed. teacher Aversion - Feeling of superiority of some people Happiness is - Graduating DENISE DUPONT BRIAN DUPRAT BONNIE DUPREY Ambition - Going in the service Aversion - Dope addicts Happiness is - Succeeding in life Ambition - Become self-satisfied Aversion - Two dimensioned peo- ple Happiness is - Being carefree Baseball 1: Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4: Photography 3,4: Junior Boys ' Usher 3; Yearbook 4 Ambition - Sleeping Aversion - People who talk too much and too loudly Happiness is - Being with Richard and Tina 75 CAROLE DURFEE MICHAEL FAIRBANKS Ambition - Continue basketball after HS Aversion - Nagging Happiness is - Going all the way in basketball this year! Basketball Varsity 2. 3. 4: Basket- ball J.V. 1; Softball 1. 2, 3. 1. Leader ' s Club 1. 2; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 Ambition - To find a job in this town Aversion - School Happiness is - Getting out of school Ambition - Marine biologist Aversion - Functions Happiness is - A calm lake to ski on Majorettes 2.3.4 (Capt . ): Gills ' State 3: Junior Girls ' Escort 3: Cur- riculum Comm. 4: Student Council 3. 4 (Treas): Drama 1. 2. 3 (Treas. I 4: Thespian Society 3, 4 (Sec. Treas. ; Children ' s Play 2. 3: Junior Jamboree 1 . 2: Senior Play 4: Exchange Concert 3: Junior Class Treas. W i FRA 1ER KENNETHEA GABAREE Ambition - Lab Technician Aide Aversion - Fakes, cowards Happiness is - Peace of mind, con- tentment of achieving a goal Ambition - Housewife and mother Aversion - People who put other Jown Happiness Is - Being In love with someone close to you 76 BERNARD CAGNER NORMAN GALE RAYMOND GALE Ambition - Having a good time , graduating, my own Ag. business Aversion - Loud mouth people Happiness is - Having a good time with someone special! Ambition - U.N. Inerpreter Aversion - Little brothers and sis- ters Happiness is - Assemblies during senior advanced math Boys ' State 3: Junior Boys ' Usher 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Junior Jamboree 1; Volunteer Tutor 2 Ambition - Machinist Aversion - Classes of 76. 77, 78 Happiness is - Fun BERNARD GAMACHE JANICE GAMACHE PAULA GAMACHE Ambition - To be a good librarian like J. W. Aversion - The morning after Happiness is - The night before Varsity Football 3: Freshman Foot- ball 1; Track 1. C. 3; Baseball 1 Ambition - Raising heck Aversion - Bossy teachers Happiness is - Love Ambition - To ride in the Ken- tucky Derby Aversion - An empty space in the parking lot and I have to park at Hoods Happiness is - having a day go by without Mrs. Coffman asking me who I am. Cheerleaders 1 . 2. 3: Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Jr. Girls ' Escort 3; Yearbook Staff 4 77 ROBERTA GAREY Ambition - Become a police- woman Aversion - Snobby people Happiness is - Someone who likes roe CHERYL GARRETT Ambition - Get married and raise a family Aversion: People who think they ' re better than others Happiness is - Being with Wayne Attendance Office Assistant 1; D.E.C.A. 3 FAYETTE GATES Ambition - Secretary Aversion - Cltqucsin school Happiness is - Friends that love you. a place to go and think DAVID GIRARD Ambition - Be an engineer Aversion - Icky and speech class Happiness is - A good hockey game JANICE GIRARD Ambition - Help people in need. have a happy life Aversion - Rainy days, nothing to do. great disappointments Happiness is - Rocky and star-filled skies JOHN GODIN Freshman Football: Vanity Basket- ball Manager 78 L. MARGARET GOLDSBURY GLADIOUS GONYEAU EUGENE GRATTON Ambition - Get out of school and have a good time Aversion - People who think they ' re better than others Happiness is - Being with your friends Kitchen Assistant 4 Football 4: Freshman Football 1: Soccer 2: Skiing 1. 2. 3; F.F.A. 3 PHILIP GRAVELINE LARRY GRAVES ROLLARDE GREENIA Ambition - To do the best I can in anything I do Aversion - Math open campus Happiness is - When Cathy comes home on the weekends Junior Boys ' Usher; V.I.C.A. 3; Musicals 1. 3: Choir 1. 2. 3: Chamber Ensemble 2, 3: Exchange Concert 2: District Music Festival 1. 2. 3; Assembly Programs J, 2. 3 Ambition - To farm Aversion - Unhappy situations of life Happiness is - Wearing a smile Library Assistant 1; F uture Farmers of America 2.3.4 79 CHERYL GREGOIRE MYGUERTIN SUSAN GUYETTE Ambition - Move to Jamaica Aversion - Snow and cold weather Happiness li - gelling out of school for good Basketball I.V. 1.2; Baseball 1. 2. 3: Junior Boys ' Usher 2 Ambition - Become an officer in the army Aversion - People who aren ' t themselves Happiness Is - Seeing the people of the world united as one Majorettes 3. 4: Exchange Concert 3. 4 PAUL HANSEN CHARLES HARVEY MAUREEN HEALD Ambition: Be an NHL Player Aversion - Tom ligaments Happiness Is - Standing on two legs Dramatics 4 Ambition: To graduate Aversion - St. Albans. Freshmen Happiness Is - Being a senior Baseball 1. 2. 4 Ambition - To help others find the joys of life Aversion - Stubborness, Alaska Happiness is - The happy hours you share with someone you like Cheerleader 4; Junior Prom Comm. 3: Girls ' State 3: Future Teachers of America 1 80 ROBERT HEUSLE1N CATHY HILL JULIE HOCAN Ambition - To be as healthy as possible Aversion - Math and open campus Happiness is - Seeing people be happy Yearbook Staff 4; Bowling 1.2.3 Ambition - To get the most out of life Aversion - People who put on an act Happiness is - Being with my friends Ambition - Be a successful doctor Aversion - Mr. Coni ' s US tests Basketball (Var. I 3. 4 (Co-Cap- tain): Basketball (J.V.) 1. 2 (Co- Captain): Softball 1: Business Awards 3: Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Girls ' State (AH) 3: Junior Girls ' Escorts 3: Curriculum Comm. 4: Student Council 1, 3 (Sec.) 4: Jun- ior Play 4: Leader ' s Club 4; Assem- bly Program 4: Senior Class (Sec. ): Open Campus Comm. 4; Yearbook Staff 4 ■NHanoBi S. GREG HOWARD DANIEL HOWRIGAN KEVIN HOWRIGAN Ambition - To be an engineer Aversion - Rain in January Happiness is - 3 feel of snow Track Is Skiing 2. 3. 4; Senior Play 4: Tennis 4; Yearbook Staff 4 Ambition - To be successful in life Aversion - Warm beer, dead par- ties, and unfriendly people Happiness is - Cold beer, good panics Freshman Football 1; J.V. Football 2: Future Farmers of America 3 Ambition - To be successful Aversion - Warm beer, dead par- lies. Mr. Rose ' s tests Happiness is - B.F.A. beating B.H.S. in hockey Yearbook (Photography) 4: Fresh- man Football 1 81 ANNE HUNGERfORD THOMAS HUNGERFORD TIMOTHY IRISH Skiing 1. 2: Hockey (Statistician) 3; Tennis 3. 4| Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Girls ' State 3: D.A.R. Medal 4: Curriculum Comm. 4: Yearbook Staff I; Student Council 1.2,3 (Sec.) 4; Leader ' s Club 2: Touring 1 . 2, 3 . 4: Class Secretary 1.3: Class President 2 Ambition - To score Aversion - Warm beer, penalties Happiness is - Another State cham- pionship Varsity Football 2. 3, 4: Freshman Football 1: Baseball 2; Hockey 1. 2. 3, 4; Tennis 4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Boys ' State 3; Jr. Boys ' Usher 3; Varsity Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Ambition - To learn to drive Aversion - Dead parties, warm beer Happiness is - A good Saturday night V.I.C. A. . Future Farmers of America: Bowling ' ill (Ml A BRENDA JACOBS Ambition - Happily married secre- tary Aversion - Being called Jake the steak Happiness is - Mom cleaning house while I ' m watching TV and eating an ice cream sundae ROSE JACQUES To make it to college The party crashers from Ambition Aversion Fairfield Happiness is - Leaving St. Albans Junior Prom Comm. 3: Volunteer Center 3; Girls ' Hockey 2: F.T.A Ambition - To make the best of my life Aversion - People who are snobs Happiness is - Being with someone who makes you happy ties S; Exchange Concert 3 82 BENNETTE JENKINS GEORGIANA JENKINS MARY JETTE Ambition - X-ray technician in the army Aversion - People who think they arc better than anyone else Happiness is - Living with people I love Junior Prom Comm. 3; Attendance Office Asst. 3: Fashion Shows 3 Ambition - Medical Secretary Aversion - School rules Happiness is - A lot of school spirit Ambition - To be happy Aversion - People who don ' t listen to me Happiness is - Making someone smile Mercury Staff 3: Attendance Office Asst. 2; Dramatics 3: Volunteer Center 2. 3 RAYMOND JETTE KC ' BLK I Jt I It ARNOLD JOSLIN Ambition - To be a tractor trailer driver Aversion - Getting up in the morn- ing Happiness is - Getting out of school Future Farmers of America 2. 3 V.I.C.A. 83 MARY JUSTICE Ambition - To be a nunc Aversion - Beet Happiness is - Freaky knee socks and ferryboat rides Yearbook (Co-Editor) 4: Mercury Staff 2: Girls ' State (Alt.) 3; Ir. Girls ' Escort 3: National Honor Society 2, 3 (Sec.) 4: Health Office Assistant 4: Dramatics 1. 2. 3. 4 (V.P.); Jr. Jamboree 1. 2: Senior Play; Band 1. 3; Bronze Pin 2: Exchange Concert 3 l Ambition - Farmer OD - F.F. A. Happiness Is - Cars Future Farmers of America 2. F.F. A. Reporter I 3. 4; MICHELE JUTRAS Ambition - Carpenter Aversion - Teachers complaining Happiness is - Doing what you love most Building Trades Award: V.I.C.A. 3. 4: Guidance Office Assistant 2. 4 STEVEN KENYON Ambition - Own a business or man- age a place Aversion - Gossipcrs Happiness is - Doing your own thing MARK KEMP Varsity Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4: Varsity Basketball 3. 4;J.V. Basketball 1. 2; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Junior Prom Comm. 3: Boys ' State 3: Junior Boys ' Usher 3; Student Council 1 MARK KANE Ambition - Farm owner Aversion - Unfriendly teachers Happiness is - getting out of school ANDREW KIMBELL DEBRA KING CARRIE KITTELL Ambition - To earn a living doing what I enjoy Aversion - Cities, carp in trout streams Happiness is - Skiing in May Cross Country: Jr. Prom Comm.: Skiing; Boys ' Stale; Jr. Boys ' Usher; R.P.I. Medal; Yearbook Staff: National Honor Society; Student Council Choir; Band Exchange Concert; District Music Festival Ambition - Marry R. L. and live happily ever after Aversion - Getting ready to leave and nothing good to wear Happiness is - Pocketful of money, surprises, cheeseburger with lots of pickles, afternoon naps FERNANDO KUCK BRENDA LaCOSTE LORIN LADD Ambition - Leave here and make a good life Aversion - Inflation Happiness is - Snow, lots of snow Ambition - To be me and have lots of happiness Aversion - People who think they are better than others Happiness is - Being with people I love Ambition - Farming Aversion - People who do nothing Happiness is - Knowing you have done something worthwhile 85 ; vrt. KAREN LAMBERT SUSAN LAMBERT SHEILA LAMOTHE Ambition - Veterinarian Aversion - People who are snobs Happiness Is - Sharing with some- one you love Guidance Office Assistant 3; Future Farmers of America 4 Ambition - To work with retarded children Aversion - People who cause trou- ble Happiness Is - Helping people Mercury Staff 2. 3; Dramatics 2. 3; Volunteer Center 3: D.E.C. A. 3 Ambition - Legal Secretary Aversion - Procrastinators Happiness is - Going camping in tile summer CLAIRE LANGEVIN Ambition - Registered nurse Happiness is - To fulfill my ambi- tion Hockey (Statistician) 3. -I: Softball . I; ft. I ' rom Comm. 3: Ir. Girls ' Escon 3: Yearbook Sta ' Library Assistant 3: Jr. lamb- - Play 4: Leaders Club ' . v 1. 2(Capt.); Volleyball 2; Varsity Club 3 LYNDA LAPIERRE Ambition - Secretary Aversion - Disrespect shown to teachers Happiness is - Playing guitar Ir. Girls ' Escort 3; Health Office Assistant 3. 4: C.Y.O. 2. 3. 4: C.C.D. Teacher 1. 2. 3. 4; C.T.O. Folk Group 3. 4 MARK LAREAU Ambition - Open a head shop and be a veterinarian Aversion - Waking up Sunday after a hard Saturday night Jr. Prom Committee Chairman 3: Dramatics 3. 4; Senior Play 4: Band 1 ADRIEN LAROCHE ROBERT LAROSE GREGORY LAWTON Aversion - Being lied down Happiness Is - Gelling what you want out of life Ambition - Succeed In life Aversion - Hot lunches Happiness is - Doing your own thing Ambition - Travel and live off land Aversion - Rip-offs Happiness is - Good limes with friends WILLIAM LEAHY KIMBERLY LeCLAIR ARTHUR LEDUC Ambition - To improve Aversion - People who think ihey know all about you Happiness is - Communication Freshman Football 1; Vanity Foot- ball 2. 3. 4 Co-Capt.); Vanity Basketball 4: J.V. Basketball 1. 2 (Tri-Capt.): Baseball 1. 3. 4; Jr. Prom Comm. Co-Chairman 3; Boys ' State 3: Jr. Usher: Senior Play 4: Student Council 2. 3. 4: Vanity Club 2. 3. 4: Class V. P. 3 4: Student Council: Student Exchange 3 Ambition - Practical nuning Avenion - Getting breath test when I come home on weekends Happiness is - Having days off from work Ambition - Master electrician Aversion - School food Happiness is - Sleep Freshman Football 3: Stage Band: Dance Band: Choir: Band: Exchange Concert; Disuict Music Festival; Fall Frolics 87 u m T DAVID LEMNAH Cross Country 1. 2; Track 1: V.I.C.A. 3. 4 JANET L ' ESPERANCE NOREEN LEV1CK Attendance Office Assistant 3; Health Office Assistant 1 . 1 JOHN LOCKHART Ambition - Professional racet Aversion - Knowing I have to go to college Happiness Is - Getting out of school early SocccrS. 4: Skiing 1.2.3. 4: Tennis 4 JOHN LONGLEY Ambition - Work in sports like hunting and baseball Aversion - School Happiness Is - Graduating from B.F.A. Freshman Football 1 DORIS LUMBRA Ambition - Stay single Aversion - People who think they ' re better than others Happiness is - Butterflies Cheerleader 1 . 2 PAULLUNEAU CLAIRE LUSSIER MICHELLINE LUSSIER Ambition - My own farm Aversion - Waking up Happiness is - Having a good lime Freshman Football 1: Skiing 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1 Ambition - Have my own beauty shop Aversion - People who talk behind your back Happiness is - Being h appy and making others happy Ambition - To succeed in whatever I do Aversion - People who think they ' re better than others Happiness is - Waiting for that spe- cial person to come home on weekends Junior Girls ' Escort 3 HERRETTE CUSSIER DONNA MACHIA WILLIAM MACHIA Ambition - Be me and not you Aversion - Thinking of school when you ' re having fun Happiness is - Laughing 89 DOUGLAS MAGNANT KEVIN MANAHAN DONALD MARN Freshman Football 1: Varsity Foot- ball 2; Soccer 3, 4: Track 3. 1; Wrestling 2; Baseball 1. 2: Varsity Club 3. 4 Ambition - To reach the top Aversion - Unnecessary complica- tions Happiness is - Success Freshman Football 1; Varsity Foot- ball 4: Track 2. 3; Wrestling 1. 2: Photography 2: Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Mercury Staff 1. 2. 3; Student Council 1. 2: Varsity Club 4: J.V. Football 3: K of A 1, 2. 3. 4; Demo 2.3,4 Ambition - To go to college Aversion - People who say one thing and do another Happiness is - The thought of grad- uation GLENN MARQUETTE RALPH MARSHALL TIMOTHY MARSHALL Ambition - To become president of a bank Aversion - Egg salad sandwiches Happiness is - A beautiful girl on the other side of a door and I have the key Freshman Football 1: Track 1, 3. 4: Stage Band 3, 4: B.F.A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Band Ambition - Make my life into something Aversion - Paper work Happiness is - Drinking out of a full glass 90 I Oi 1AILMARSHIA Ambition - Always do my best in whatever I do Aversion - To see cruelty and hatred between human beings Happiness is - Knowing you have brought happiness to someone else SHEILA MARTELL Main Office Assistant 1; D.E.C.A. 3 LAWRENCE MORTELL Ambition - My own garbage truck Aversion - Cheap garbage bags Happiness is - good bags and light garbage Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1, 2. 3. 4: Skiing 1. 2. 3. 4 ±1 CHERYL MARTIN Ambition - Practical Nurse Aversion - People who try to be what they aren ' t Happiness is - Being with people who care FRANCIS MARTIN Freshman Football; Varsity Foot- ball 2. 3. 4: Varsity Basketball 4; J.V. Basketball 1. 2: Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4; Junior Prom Comm. 3 KEVIN MARTIN Future Farmers of America 91 EDDIE MATTISON DEBORAH MAYNARD LOUIS MAYO Ambition - A good sun on life Aversion - Crabby teachers that I had in the past Happiness is - Someone who cares for you Attendance Office Assistant 3: Future Farmers of America 2. 3 Ambition - To go into nursing Aversion - People who think that they are better than everyone else Happiness is - Vacations Bronze Medal; Jr. Girls ' Escon; Yearbook Staff 4; Dollars for Scholars Solicitor S. 3 Ambition - Gunsmith Aversion - People who He Happiness is - Harvesting time P DARLENE McCORMICK Ambition - Work with small chil- dren Aversion - Boring times Happiness is - What you have when you re in love MICHAEL McLEOD Ambition - Getting my car running Aversion - BFA Happiness is - Getting out of 5cho.1l Soccer 1: Gymnastics 1: Skiing 1, 2 BRUCE McNALLY Ambition - Armed forcci career Aversion - Taxes or death Happiness is - Getting more money than you expected . Football 3; J.V. Baseball 2; Mercury Bufl 3i Dramatics: , i Volunteer Centei 3: D.E.C.A. 3 92 DONALD MENARD RENALD MENARD JUDY MERCURE Ambition - Farming Ambition - Truck driver Ambition - Living life to the ful- Aversion - Getting up early in the Aversion - Getting up early in the lest morning morning Aversion - People who think they Happiness is - Having money when Happiness is - Being rich are too good for other peopl-: you need it Happiness is - Graduating Manager Girls Basketball MARK MERCURE KARL MILLER KEVIN MILLER Ambition - To always be on a win- ning team Aversion - School - except sports Happiness is - Being able to beat record in one night Varsity Football 3, 4: Freshman Football 1. 2; Basketball J. V. 1. 2; Vanity 3. 4; Baseball 1,2.3. 4; D.E.C.A. 3 Wrestling 1 Ambition - Roman Catholic Priest Aversion - War and killing Happiness is - Loving and serving the Lord, Peace in the world 93 RICHARD MILLER AINSWORTH MILLS PATRICK MINER Wrestling 1; V.I.C.A. 3: Volun- teer Center 2 Ambition - To be a doctor Track 2: Latin Award 1 . Si Boys ' State 3; Jr. Boys ' Usher 3: Curricu- lum Comm. 2, 3. 4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4; National Honor Socl- 3, 1: Student Council 3. 4; Senior Play 4; Band 1. 2. 3; Exchange Concert 3: District Music Festival 1. 2. 3: Bronze Medal: Silver Medal MARIE MINOR MARION MINOR DEBRA MINOTTI Ambition - Florist Aversion - Homework on weekends Happiness Is - Togetherness Ambition - Florist Aversion - People who think they arc better than you are Happiness is - Life Ambition - To be married two years from today Aversion - Dlny feet. D.E.C. Happiness is - Being with someone special 94 DAVID MONTACNE STEVEN MONTACNE CINDY MONTGOMERY Ambition - Farmer Happiness is - Graduating from high school Soccer 1 Soccer Varsity 2. 3, 4: J.V. Bas- ketball 1, 2: Varsity Basketball 3: Boys ' State 3; Jr. Boys ' Usher 3: Yearbook Staff 4; National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 4: Senior Play 4; Model United Nations Rep. 3; Bronze Medal: Sil- ver Medal Ambition - To make the best out of my life Aversion - Conceited people Happiness is - Being with someone you love Attendance Office Assistant 4 PEGGY MONTGOMERY DEBORAH MOORE DANIEL MOR1ER Ambition - Housewife, raising and training horses Aversion - U.S. History Happiness is - Being in love Ambition - Happy and fulfilling life Aversion - People who think they ' re better than you are Happiness is - Having good friends Ambition - College to teach phys- ics to work in Canada, to own a Fiat Aversion - Smoke Happiness is - Playing hockey 95 ROBERT MORJN CINDY MOSSEY DAWNA MOSSEY Ambition - Live happy and free, 10 gel all I can from life Aversion - Prejudiced people Happiness is - Being with someone special Ambition - To get out of St. Albans Aversion - Snobby people Happiness is - Last year of school DEBRA NEWCOMBE STELLA NOLAN ROBERT NORR1S Ambition - To succeed without really trying Aversion - School and work Happiness Is - A good lime Choir 1 J.V. Cheerleader Manager 1, 2. Future Teachers of America 2 Freshman Football 1: Varsity Foot- ball 3. 4: Hockey 2. 3: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Future Farmers of America 2. 3. 4 96 SHARON O ' DELL GORDON OSBORNE AUGUSTIN PARAH Ambition - To graduate Aversion - Impolite people Happiness is - A big party Guidance Office Assistant 1; Attendance Office Assistant 1 , Freshman Football 1; Soccer 2, Boys ' State (Alternative) 3 Ambition - Draftsman or contrac- tor Aversion - People acting as if they ' re better than others Happiness is - A new guitar NANCY PARE MADELEINE PARENT ROY PARROTTE Ambition - Make most of life and get all you can out of it Aversion - Having the distinct feeling feeling you are short Happiness is - Knowing the world is yours to create and fulfill Softball 1: Leader ' s Club 2; Fall Frolics Ambition - Dreams, wishes, and hopes fulfilled Aversion - Bigots, anger, and bending my glasses Happiness is - Laughter and having a really good time Majorettes 3. •! (Co-Capt.); Junior Girls ' Escort 3 Ambition - Own farm Aversion - Fighting Happiness is - School Attendance Office Assistant 3: Future Farmers of America 1.2. 97 SHIRLEY PARROTTE ELLEN PATTEE LINDA PI RO Ambition - An teacher Aversion - Math, killing animals Happiness is - Going to college Guidance Office Assistant 1: Attendance Office Assistant 2, 3; Health Office Assistant 3. 4 Ambition - Teacher Aversion - People who have no respect for authority Happiness is - Having friends you can depend on Junior Girls ' Escort 3: Yearbook Staff 4: National Honor Society 3. 4; Band 1. 2. . ' (. 4; Exchange Con- cert 3, 4: District Music Festival 2. 3; Rainbow Gills 1. 2. 3. 4; M.Y.F. 1. 2. 3. 4 Ambition - Famous psychologist to analyze BFA Aversion - Sophomore girls relat- ing their weekend, Elton John Happiness is - Bob Dylan Leader ' s Club 1. 2; Yearbook Staff 4: Senior Play 4: Ecology Fair 1: Energy Conservation Corps ALAN PELLETIER MARK PERRAS SUSAN PERRON Ambition - Succeed in what I do Aversion - Warm beer Happiness is - Graduating Drama 4; Hockey: Tennis: Skiing Ambition - Railroad Engineer Aversion - Nosey teachers Future Farmers of America Ambition - To make everything right Aversion - Dishonest friends Happiness Is - Being with someone you like Wrestling Aux. 2: D.E.C.A. 3 (V.P.) 98 SALLY PHILLIPS ARTHUR PILON DAVID PION Ambition - Getting most out of life that 1 can Aversion - Not old enough to do what I ' d like to do Ambition - Work Aversion - School Happiness is - Graduating X THOMAS POROWITZKY JAMES PYER WILLIAM RACE Freshman Football 1; Track 1. 2; Audio- Visual 1. 2: Chess Club 2; Student Council 1. 2: Library Assistant 2: Health Office Assistant 1: F.B.L.A. 1. 2 Track 1 . 2 Ambition - Help others help them- selves to better world Aversion - Snobby people Happiness is - Seeing others happy, a good family Varsity Football 2.3.4: Baseball S 99 DEBORAH RAINE EUEN RI I MARY REILLY Ambition - To work with mentally disabled Aversion - People who try to run my life Happiness Is - Being stuck in Mont- gomery with a certain person Girls Soccer 4; Softball 1. 2. 3: Jr. Girls ' Escort 3; Volunteer Center 2. 3 Ambition - To live and be happy Aversion - Dead parties, good times, that end too soon Happiness is - Graduation and being myself, doing what I want Skiing 1. 2: Tennis 3. 4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Jr. Girls Escort 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Student Council 4; Choir 1. 2: Bond 1. 2. 3; Open Campus Comm. 4 Ambition - Having a friend, know- ing a friend, and being a friend Aversion - People who use others to reach popularity- Happiness is - Where love rules, there ' s no will power LYNN REMILLARD Ambition - Fashion coordinator Aversion - Senior year - all work and no play Happiness is - Being with Benny and the lets Girls ' State (Alt.) 3: Dranu 3(V.P.)4; State One Act Play 2. Junior Jamboree: Special Drama Productions DIANA RENAUDETTE JEANN1NE RENAUDETTE Ambition - To lead a fulfilling life Aversion - Continuous Chemistry experiments right M. P. . P. C Happiness is - Knowing someone cares 100 DANIEL RICHARD ROSE RICHARDS WILLIAM ROBERTS Ambition - Being successful Aversion - Cue ball jokes and sui- cides Happiness is - The short practices Crosscountry 1: J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3: V.I. C. A. 2 Ambition - To find out what I want in life Aversion - Waiting, staying home. hypocrites Happiness is - Being yourself and enjoying life now Ambition - Yes Aversion - Functions Happiness is - Not getting caught Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Hockey 1,2,4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Boys ' State 3: Yearbook 4: Stu- dent Council 1. 2: Choir 1. 2 LYNN ROBTOY DIANE ROCHELEAU RY ANN ROCHELEAU Ambition - Phys. Ed. teacher Aversion - People who think they ' re better than others Happiness is - Beating the Thun- derbirds in Hockey Library Assistant 2: Guidance Office Asst. 2. 3: Leader ' s Club 3. 4; Asst. Editor of Freshman News- paper 1 Ambition - Dental Assistant Aversion - Ruthless people Happiness is - Finally growing up C.Y.O. Ambition - To be successful Aversion - Getting up early in the morning Happiness is - Being surprised J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity 3. 4: Softball: Business Awards: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Girls ' State 3: Yearbook 4; Senior Play 4: Attendance Office Asst. 2 101 RANDY ROCQUE JODEE ROGERS KIM ROLFE Ambition - Medical secretary Aversion - Making decisions Happiness is - Shaving Ambition - College or career training Aversion - Pressured Into doing some thing Happiness is - Liking life and life liking you Cross Country Manager 3: Wres- tling 2. 3: Skiing 1. 3: Gym Show 2 PAULA ROYER BRU E RU H SANFORD RUSSELL Ambition - To excel in whatever I do Aversion - People who use other people Happiness is - Knowing I ' ve done something right J. V. Basketball 2: Varsity 3: Soft- ball 3; Cheerleaders 1. 4 (Capt. i. Girls ' State 3: Student Council 1 . Leader ' s Club 2: Assembly Programs 3; VW Exchange Student to Germany 1: C.Y.O. 2. 3. 4 Ambition - Auto Mechanic Aversion - Running out of gas Happiness is - Having one of the fastest cars In town 102 BETTY SAMSON MELANIE SANDERSON MARK SARGENT Ambition - Office Worker Aversion - Hard bleachers during assemblies Happiness is - The day I graduate Ambition - Industrial Electronics Aversion - Expenses Happiness is - Being able to enjoy yourself Soccer 2. 3: Baseball 2. 3 JEANSCHIBI LINDA SHAPPY CYNTHIA SHEPPARD Ambition - Business Manager and wife Aversion - Dull parties, worrying Happiness is - Skiing and driving VWs Ambition - Dealing with life and to help others Aversion - People who cut others down Happiness is - Parties that every one knows about Girls Soccer 4: Gymnastics 1. 2. 3: Jr. Prom Comra. 3; Jr. Girls ' Escort 3: Yearbook 4 Ambition - To live a long happy life Aversion - People who don ' t care and being alone Happiness is - Feeling good about something you did 103 it I RUTH ANN SH1PMAN CARLA SHORE DANIEL SHORES B.F.A. Band 1, 9, 8, 4: Exchange Concert 3: District Music Festival 2. 3 Ambition - To travel and have fun Aversion - People who think they ' re better than someone else Happiness Is - Love KEVIN SILK KATHLEEN SLOAN GARY SMITH Ambition - To reach the peak Aversion - People who get on my back Happiness Is - Out of St. Albans Ambition - To travel to other countries Aversion - Insincere people Happiness Is - Being with friends 104 KAREN SMITH MARY SMITH MICHAEL SMITH Ambition - To find a goal in life Aversion - Two-faced people, those who cut you down Happiness is - Finding a cure for Herpes 1 Ambition - Accountant for my own store Aversion - Sophisticated liars who eat carrots Happiness is - A family and friends who care Ambition - Graduate Aversion - Mr. Rose ' s tests Happiness is - 3 state Hockey Championships Freshman Football 1; Varsity Foot- ball 2: Hockey 2, 4; Varsity Club 4 SUSAN SMITH WAYNE SMITH ROBIN SNIDE Ambition - Teacher Aversion - Talk to make yourself look better Happiness is - My guitar. Mark. making others happy Wrestling Aux. 1. 2: Gymnastics 1: Hockey 2; Softball 2: Health Office Assistant 3: D.E.C.A. 3. 4 (Pres. i. C.Y.O. 1. 2. 3. 4 Ambition - Factory work Aversion - School Happiness is - Getting out each day Ambition - Carpentry Aversion - Quitting Happiness is - Getting something done and being proud of It Kitchen Assistant: Future Farmers of America 105 LEE SPAULDINC MARK SPENCER DONALD SULLIVAN Ambition - Electrician Aversion - Homework and getting up early Happiness Is - Graduating V.I.C.A. 3: V.P. of Electricity Branch DANIEL SWAINBANK JUDY SWAINBANK RONALD SWEET Ambition - To enjoy life Aversion - Prejudiced teachers Happiness is - A Senior party Freshman Football 1: Varsity Foot- ball C. .1. 1; All-North offensive Guard - Second Team 3 Ambition - A writer Aversion - Trying to eat lunch In the cafeteria Happiness Is - Striving and suc- ceeding 106 MICHAEL SYLVESTER ROBERT TATRO ROSE TATRO Ambition - Race car driver Aversion - Celling picked up by cops Happiness is - Having the hottest car in the state Ambition - To work someday Aversion - Homegrown and crawl- ing out of bed for school DENISE THERRIEN REJEAN THIBAULT PENNY TIPPER Ambition - To climb Mt. Everest Aversion - Doing something sense- less Happiness is - Being with people I like Ambition - Business. Math Aversion - History, biology Ambition - Practical Nurse Aversion - Fighters Happiness is - Love 107 M ' RMAN TRAHAN LAURINE 1 ' H • ' THY TROMBLEY Ambition - To be someone Aversion - Sargcam Jim Happiness Is - Having a goot time Wrestling 1. 2. 3 Ambition - Social Worker Aversion - Leaving friends when I move Happiness is - Finally getting time to myself Bronze Medal Silver Medal: Ir. Prom Comm. 3; Jr. Girls ' Escort 3: Yearbook 4: Mercury 3.4: Drama 3. 4: Oliver 3: Senior Play 4: Choir 3.4; Exchange Concert 4; District 3. 4 Ambition - Work Happiness is - Going outside during studies and to graduate Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4: V.I.C.A. CLAIRE TROMBLEY DEBORAH TRUDEAU DUREEN TRUDEAU Ambition - To get married and raise a family Aversion - People who think they are better than others Happiness is - Having Mike home on leave Ambition - Secretary Aversion - People who think they ' re better than others Happiness is - Having friends. enjoying life Main Office Assistant: Volunteer Center 108 ELIZABETH TULIP VAUGHN VESTER ROY WAINE Ambition - Special Education teacher Aversion - Contemporary Class Happiness is - Sports Ambition - A career in travel Happiness is - friends Intramural Soccer: Softball; Vol- leyball: Choir 2. 3. 4: Senior Play 4 Ambition - Do it first and do It right Aversion - Saying what you don ' t mean Happiness is - Doing it on the weekend JOHN WAITE Ambition - Successful at every- thing Aversion - Dull parties, contem- porary class, suicides Happiness is - Having things go just right Varsity Soccer 1. 2: Varsity Bas- ketball 4: J.V. Basketball 1. 2: V.I.C.A. 4 PATRICK WALSH Happiness is - Doing things you want to do. not what you have to do Freshman Football 1; Varsity Foot- ball 2: Hockey Manager 1, 2: Baseball 1: Young Democrats 4 BRIAN WARD Future Farmers of America 109 DUANE WELLS TIMOTHY WESTOVER GARY WHITE Ambition - To be a carpenter Aversion - Math Happiness is - Graduating Ambition - Open a business Aversion - Giggling girls Happiness Is - Debbie SANDRA WHITE DEBRA WILSON JOHN WILSON Ambition - To be a great doctor Aversion - Male chauvinism Happiness is - Doing your best Latin Award 1 . 2: Junior Prom Committee 3: Girls ' State (Alt.) 3: Junior Girls ' Escort 3; Curriculum Committee 4; Yearbook Su! ' National Honor Society 2. 3. I. Student Council 3. 4: Band 1.3.4: Exchange Concert 3: Volunteer Center 2. 3: Open Campus Comm. •I. Bronze Metal 2: Silver Metal 4 Ambition - Out of school Aversion - School Happiness Is - Being with Ronnie 110 JOHN FRENCH ROBERT YANDOW MATTHEW O ' CONNOR Ambition - Own my own farm Aversion - People on my nerves Happiness is - Being with certain people Ambition - Mechanic Aversion - Having to go see Mr. Moulton Happiness is - Graduating LAURA KAYE Ambition - To graduate! Aversion - Fill out aversionaires. snobby people Happiness is - Jim Softball 1; Yearbook Staff 4: Mer- cury Staff 2. 3; Student Council 3: Library Assistants 1; Attendance Office Assistants 4: Dramatics 2. 3. 4: Leader ' s Club 2: Stage Band 3: Choir 1,2,3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3; Chamble Ensemble 3. 4; Exchange Concert 2, 3. 4; District Music Festival 1. 2. 3, 4: Volunteer Center2. 3; F.T.A. 1 Ambition - Become a nurse Aversion - Homework Happiness is - Everyone happy SHARON PARAH STEPHANIE PAIGE Ambition - To be self-satisfied Aversion - Plastic people Happiness is - Being trusted, free- dom 111 Timothy Picard Wrestling 9, 12 Kaihryn Menard Stone PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Susan Bryce Alfred Patterson Mary Friz Louis Patterson Monty Hutchins Chris Robtoy John Hoy Steve Robtoy Marc Montagne Sandra Scott Bruce Moss 1 7 • • I flflMT flH • 1 i 1 y y Somehow, Seniors always end up working just a little, right Dave and Bob. 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