Black River High School - Banner Yearbook (Ludlow, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

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Superintendent’s Message Dear Seniors: Has it occurred to you that you are about to become, in the true meaning of the word, pioneers? As each pioneer had a personal goal, you, too, should select certain objectives in life and then devote yourselves to their fulfillment. As did the pioneers, you, too, must select weapons. Where they used pistols and sharp-edged axes, your prime weapons will be knowledge - knowledge that has been achieved in school, knowledge that has been gained in the growing-up processes, and knowledge that will be learned as you strive to reach your goals. The pioneer had to face the brunt of danger. His dangers included travel, hunger, thirst, Indians, weather, ridicule, and physical hardship. Your dangers are challenges - challenges to avoid the destructive forces of war; challenges to each of you to face and solve problems of automation, space travel, more leisure time, greater longevity, increased population, government control, and changes in moral and spiritual values. Upon graduation from the Black River High School, you should be prepared to face the responsibility of being depended upon by all the rest of us. In this role you must not be impatient; yet be full of action. You must possess humility; yet maintain manly pride and friendship. You must accept the world you enter; yet continually strive for its improvement. The strength, energy, and resiliency of youth must be applied to achiev- ing your goals and to shaping the world in the image of your courage, faith, hopes, and beliefs. From your ranks will come the pioneers of tomorrow. These pioneers will embark upon careers and discoveries unknown to us today. They willshapethedestiny of mankind. May their goals be your goals. May you be listed in their ranks. I want to take this opportunity to wish each of you personal success. It is my hope that your goals will be achieved and that you will become modern pioneers. We are dependent upon you. Sincerely, ( k [i Alan H. Weiss Superintendent Principal’s Message One of the most important things to which a high school graduate should give attention is how to earn a living. All too soon after one's high school days are over, it becomes necessary to provide food, shelter, clothing and support for a family. The high school year should consist of planning and preparation. Statistics tell us that more young people, out of school, are not working because they have no usable skills, and the number is increasing; and no one can say how far the trend will go. Everyone is agreed that the situation has become serious and that the answer lies in more education for youth, and for a longer period of time. More funds are constantly being made available on the national, state, and local levels for those who will qualify. It becomes a most important and pertinent question to ask where you stand on this question. How are you planning to insure your economic well-being and maintain a reason- ably satisfactory employment status in life? This is a most serious question, indeed. The best answer, yet, is to continue your education. Wayne W. McNally, Principal SENIORS FIRST ROW; D. Parker, E. Sampson, M. Thomas. B. Massey, P. Woodell, J. Parker, P. West, P. Tyrrell. P. Farrar, SECOND ROW; S. Paradis, P. Stevens, D. Billings, B. Handers, C. Hall, J. Lawrence, R. Garrow, J. Lehto, C. Gilbert, R. Conway. THIRD ROW; L. Barrows, L. Lannon, J. Gurdak, P. Dockum, R. Hains, C. Goodrich, J. Rowe, M. Heikkinen, J. Beauchain, R. Crowell, FOURTH ROW; D. Davidson, R. Matz, D. Bowers, M. Hoffman, J. Fuller, M. Frye. W. Weber, R. Baker. B. Brunelle, J. Stocker, P. Butler, L. Plumb, ABSENT; T. Paul Senior Address It is with great regret that we the Class of ’65 will have to leave B.R.H.S. But now we have completed our high school education. We all hope that the past four years have not been wasted and that we have all gained a good educa- tion. Now each of us must go out into the world and face all the challenges it may offer. We hope each of us will conquer the challenges that face us. We also hope each of us has chosen a career that will bring us happiness and suc- cess, Joseph Gurdak President 1965 Junior Response Members of the Class of 1965, as seniors here at Black River High School, you have acquired the basic tools with which to move out into a new and different life. With the dignity and poise of adults, you will use these tools to meet the challenges of this world and achieve success. On behalf of the class of 1966, I would like to extend our sincere wishes for your success and happiness. As you leave, we hope we can follow in your footsteps and become seniors with the grace and dignity which you have shown. After you have gone, we hope we can carry on and maintain the respect for seniors which you upheld during the past year. We wish you the best of luck in all your future en- deavors. Edward McQuaide President 1966 Seniors OFFICERS: Rogers - Treas., Joe - Pres., Leo - Vice-Pres., Donna - Sec. MOTTO: The Will To Do, The Soul To Dare, The Knowledge To Succeed SONG: This World is Ours To the tune of Exodus by Ernest Gold This world is ours; We'll make this world our own. This grand and glorious world our own. Our high school days are o'er; A New world's come to us. In the hands of God we know we can succeed. Live--we'll live. We'll make our land stand high. We'll show the world we can get by. Black River in our hearts; The past years, fresh, alive. We are not afraid. We'll make ourselves stand high. This world is ours; We'll make this world our own. This grand and glorious world our own. For our four years are done. And we'll march out as one. We will face the nations in the world and try To put our land on high. Now we must leave. We'll try to use our knowledge right. You, Black River, You are the past. CLASS COLORS: Green and White CLASS MARSHAL: Edward McQuaide SENIORS ROGERS DUANE BAKER Colonel Freshman Reception 2, Vox 1-3, Student Council 2, Class Treasurer 4, Glee Club 4, J.C.L. 1. Pet Peeve - Being called Colonel Prize Possession - License Favorite Song - Shangrila Chief Ambition - Teacher Favorite Saying - Censored! LEO HENRY BARROWS. JR. “Butch Soccer 3-4, Baseball 3-4, Glee Club 3-4. Class Vice President 4, Varsity Club 4. (Transferred from Na- than Hale Ray High School. East Haddam. Connec- ticut. in junior year) Pet Peeve - People who slam car doors Prize Possession - Carol and keys to the car Favorite Song - “ Birth of the Beat Chief Ambition - Mechanical Engineer Favorite Saying - Grow up! DtANNE SUE BUIiNGS “Blcndie Glee Club 1-2-3-4. F.H. A. 1-2, Class Secretary 3. Banner 4. Pet Peeve - People who think they are becter than anyone else Prize Possession - Oversized class mg Favorite Song - Well Sing in the Sunshine Chief Ambition - Secretary Favorite Saying - What's s’matter'.' ’ DIANE JOYCE BOWERS Dee Majorettes 1-2-3-4, Vox 3, President's Press 4, Jun- ior Prom Committee 3, Dramatics 2-4, J. V. Cheer- leading 1, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Banner 4. Pet Peeve - Sunday nights Prize Possession - Pink stuffed dog Favorite Song - Our Last Kiss Chief Ambition - Just to be happy Favorite Saying - Forever and a day. BEVERLY ANNE BRUNELLE Bev“ Glee Club 1-2-3-4, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Freshman Reception 2, Dramatics 2-4, Vox 2-3, Girl's Basket- ball 4, Banner 4. Pet Peeve - Boys who can’t make up their minds Prize Possession - Mohair sweaters Favorite Song - Michael Chief A mbition - To be a success Favorite Saying - As if!” PHYLLIS ANN CONWAY Rory Dramatics 3-4, Debate 3, President's Press 4, Girl’s Basketball 4. (Transferred from Santa Fe Catholic High School, Lakeland, Florida, in junior year) Pet Peeve - People who gossip Prize Possession - Robyn Favorite Song - 'Bine Velvet Chief Ambition - To get my high school diploma Favorite Saying - Don't get emotional! ROBIN LEE CROWELL Bird” Freshman Reception 2, Glee Club 2-3, Ski Team 2- 3, Vox 2-3, Majorettes 2-3-4, Dramatics 2-4. Pres- ident's Press 4, Debate 3. Pet Peeve - L.G. D. Prize Possession - Skis Favorite Song - Breaking Up is Hard to Do Chief Ambition - Fashion Designer Favorite Saying - What did I do now? DIANN MARIE DAVIDSON Termite F.H.A. 1-2-3, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Freshman Recep- tion 2, Majorettes 2-3-4, Vox 2-3, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Dramatics 3-4, Monitor 4, President's Press 4, Banner 4. Pet Peeve - The day after the night before. Prize Possession - God's gift of man Favorite Song - Exodus Chief Ambition - IBM Favorite Saying - Man, I'm telling ya! PAULA DOCKUM Pete Freshman Reception 2, Glee Club 1-2-3, J.C.L. 1- 2, Vox 1-2-3, J. V. Cheerleading 1-2, Varsity Cheer leading 3-4, Tennis Club 4, Dramatics 2-3, Varsity Lettermen Club 4, Class Vice President 3, Banner 4. Pet Peeve - French and a certain senior boy Prize Possession - Letters Favorite Song - Tonight Chief Ambition - Physical therapy Favorite Saying - I will try. PATRICIA ANN FARRAR ’’Patty Ann Basketball 1-3-4, Monitor 3-4, Softball 1-2-3-4, President's Press 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Student Coun cil 3, F.H. A. 1-2-3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Banner 4. Pet Peeve - Blue pick-up trucks and cemeteries Prize Possession - Post cards Favorite Song - Tonight Chief Ambition - Secretary Favorite Saying - Guess what? BETSY LOUISE FLANDERS Bets Pet Peeve - People who follow the crowd Prize Possession - Car Favorite Song - Pretty Woman Chief Ambition - Peace Corps Favorite Saying - It's a long story. MICHAEL FRYE Class President 2. Pet Peeve - People who make waves Prize Possession - Car Favorite Song - September Song’’ Chief Ambition - To be self-supporting Favorite Saying - I dunno! ’’ Mike RUTH GLORIA GARROW Joy” - Rufus’ Basketball 1-2-3, Softbal) 1-2-4, Hot Lunch 2-3-4, F.H.A. 1, Junior Prom Committee 3, Banner 4. Pet Peeve - People who can't mind their own business Prize Possession - Ring and memories Favorite Song - Yesterday’s Gone Chief Ambition - Women’s Corps Favorite Saying - You Clown! CAROL GILBERT H Bumstead Glee Club 1-2, Vox 2-3. President's Press 4, Girls Basketball lL2-3-4. Pet Peeve - Gossipy people Prize Possession - Skis Favorite Song - Stranger on the Shore Chief Ambition - To travel around the United States. Favorite Saying - You know it! I CHERYL GOODRICH J. V. Cheerleading 1, J.C.L. 1-2, Class President 3, Class Secretary 1-2, Student Council 4, Fresh- man Reception 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Moni- tor 3-4, Glee Club 1-2, One Act Plays 2, Banner Co-Editor 4. Pet Peeve - Monday mornings Prize Possession - Gray Jeep Favorite Song - Theme from a Summer Place Chief Ambition - College Favorite Saying - I don't know. JOSEPH STEVE GURDA K Bull Dog J. V. Basketball 1-2, Varsity Basketball 3-4, Base- ball 1-2-3-4, Cross Country 3-4, Golf 3, Boys' State 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Class President 4, Teen Congress 4, Varsity Club 4. Pet Peeve - Girls that talk too much Prize Possession - Keys to the Buick Favorite Song - Last Kiss Chief Ambition - Physical education teacher Favorite Saying - Don't get smart! RICHARD NEAL HAINS Rick” Varsity Basketball Manager 1-2, Varsity Baseball Manager 1, Glee Club 1, J.C.L. 1-2, Class Treas- urer 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Freshman Recep- tion 2, Monitor 4, Banner 4. Pet Peeve - Mr. Kraft Prize Possession - '65 Ford Favorite Song - Rhapsody in Blue Chief Ambition - Math teacher Favorite Saying - I want more money! CRAIG A. HALL Pet Peeve - Charlie Emery Prize Possession - Family Favorite Song - Last Kiss Chief Ambition - Family man Favorite Saying - Oh nuts! Slivers MARI SYLVIA HEIKKINEN ’Ri J. V. Chccrlcading 1-2, Varsity Cheerleading 3, Class Treasurer 2, Dramatics 2-3-4, Student Coun- cil 4, Glee Club 2-4, Vox 2-3, Teen Congress 4, Debate 3, J.C.L. 1-2, Monitor 3-4, Freshman Re- ception 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Banner 4. Pet Peeve - Curfews Prize Possession - Mobility Favorite Song - Town Without Pity Chief Ambition - To rise above the level I'm now at Favorite Saying - Let's pick on Martin! MARTIN N. HOFFMAN Marty Class Treasurer 1, J. V. Basketball 2, Vox 3, Stu- dent Council 3, Student Council President 4, J.C.L. 1, Boys' State 3, Teen Congress 4, Banner 4. Pet Peeve - Rabbit Prize Possession - A pair of blue socks Favorite Song - Group B theme song Chief Ambition - A very liberal education Favorite Saying - It's not what he said if he said he said it. LEE ANN LANNON Varsity Cheerleading 1-2-3-4, Captain of Cheerlead- ing 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2-3-4, Ski Team 3-4, Varsity Club 4, Vox 2, J.C.L. 1, Majorettes 1. Dramatics 1-2, F.H.A. 1-2-3, Banner 4, Monitors 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Teen Congress 4. Pet Peeve - People who are late and inconsiderate Prize Possession - Ability to ski Favorite Song - Love Me Forever Chief Ambition - College - U.V.M. Favorite Saying - Don't be so wretched! JEFFREY A. LAWRENCE Cross Country 3-4. Pet Peeve - Girls and tests Prize Possession - Pony and driver's license Favorite Song - Shut Down and 409 Chief Ambition - Architect Favorite Saying - I don't know. Jeff' JANET LEHTO Band 1-2, Glee Club 3-4, President's Press 4, Moni- tor 4, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Girl’s Basketball 3-4, Ban- ner 4. Pet Peeve - Blue pick-up trucks and cemeteries Prize Possession - License Favorite Song - Singing in the Rain Chief Ambition - Medical secretary Favorite Saying - Well, I guess maybe! BETTY ANN MASSEY Librarian 3-4, Dramatics 1-2, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Banner 4. Pet Peeve - Blue pick-up trucks and cemeteries Prize Possession - Radio Favorite Song - I'm Gonna Be Strong Chief Ambition - To pass physics Favorite Saying - You think so? REGINALD KURT MATZ Reggie President's Press 4, Glee Club 4. (Transferred from Seattle, Washington) Pet Peeve - People with faces like warmed over yo- gurt Prize Possession - Moki Favorite Song - Can't You See that She's Mine Chief Ambition - To beat bunny rabbit at a game of cassino Favorite Saying - I've had enough of that noise! SIMONE HUGUETTE PARADIS Sam Glee Club 3-4, J.C.L. 1, Monitor 4, Banner 4. Pet Peeve - Blue pick-up trucks and cemeteries Prize Possession - Diploma (when I get it) Favorite Song - Do Wah Diddy Diddy Chief Ambition - Nursing Favorite Saying - Yaa?? - DONNA MARIE PARKER Park Band 1-2, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, J.C.L. 1-2, Dramatics 2-4, Basketball 3-4, Vox 2- 3, President's Press 4, Monitor 4, Banner 4, Fresh- man Reception 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Class Secretary 4. Pet Peeve - Snobs and show-offs Prize Possession - Friends and memories Favorite Song - Blue Velvet” Chief Ambition - To be a success Favorite Saying - Oh sugar! JOY EDWINA PARKER Joey Band 1-2-3-4, Dramatics 2-3, A.V.A. 2, Model UN 3, J.C.L. 1-2, Librarian 4, Banner Co-editor 4, Pet Peeve - Certain sophomore boy Prize Possession - German shepherd Favorite Song - House of the Rising Sun Chief Ambition - Career Favorite Saying - Jeekers! THERESA PAUL Tessie' Glee Club 1, Vox 2-3, President's Press 4, Girls' Softball 3, F.H.A, 1, Dramatics 3. Pet Peeve - Quiet study halls Prize Possession - Memories Favorite Song - Everybody Loves Somebody Chief Ambition - Airline stewardess Favorite Saying - You’d better believe it!” LAWRENCE PLUMB Larry Soccer 1-2-3, J. V. Basketball 1-2, Glee Club 1-2- 3-4, Varsity Basketball 3-4, Varsity Baseball 1-2-4, Junior Prom Committee 3. Pet Peeve - Girls who talk too much and slow cars Prize Possession - Green 1953 Ford Favorite Song - You Really Got Me Going Chief Ambition - X-ray technician school Favorite Saying - Definitely! JOHN MICHAEL WALTER ROWE Band 1-2, Debate 1-2-3, Dramatics 1-2-3-4, J.C.L. 1-2, Model UN 3. Pet Peeve - Easy 100's Prize Possession - My singing voice Favorite Song - Tonight Chief Ambition - College Favorite Saying - We must all flunk together, or assuredly, we shall all flunk sep- arately. Glee Club 1-2, Dramatics 3-4, Girls' Softball 2-3-4, Girls' Basketball 2-3-4, Vox 3, President’s Press 4, Freshman Reception 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, F.H. A. 1, Banner 4. Pet Peeve - Nosy People and Lynn Prize Possession - New Buick Special Favorite Song - I Don't Want to See You Again' Chief Ambition - Secretary Favorite Saying - Bless you! EDITH LEE SAMPSON Edie PAULINE ADDIE STEVENS Polly Junior Prom Committee 3. Pet Peeve - School Prize Possession - Dick's class ring Favorite Song - Shifting, Whispering Sands Chief Ambition - Marriage Favorite Saying - Because and I don't know. JUDY L. STOCKER Jude-Babe' J.C.L. 1-2, F.H.A. 2-3, Vox 2-3. President's Press 4, Dramatics 2-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Co-Manager of Girls’ Basketball 4. Pet Peeve - Conceited people Prize Possession - '58 Chevy Favorite Song - The Door Is Still Open Chief Ambition - X-ray technician Favorite Saying - You're gonna get it! MELYNDA DIANNE THOMAS Lynn and Fidi Glee Club 1-2, F.H.A. 1, Vox 1-2, Banner 4, Pres- ident's Press 4, Junior Prom Committee 3. Pet Peeve - Edie S. and grey '57 Ford station wagons Prize Possession - My dog Tiny and Fidi hat Favorite Song - How Do You Do It Chief Ambition - Women's Army Corps, administra- tion Favorite Saying - Ah-don-know! PAMELA ANNE TYRRELL Pamsie Glee Club 1-2-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Girls' Basketball 3-4, President's Press 4, Banner 4. Pet Peeve - Blue pick-up trucks and cemeteries Prize Possession - Green skirt Favorite Song - We'll Sing in the Sunshine Chief Ambition - Secretary Favorite Saying - Oh, jeekers! WALTER OTTO WEBER Jolly Green Giant Glee Club 1-2-3-4, A.V.A. 2-3-4, Vox 3, Presidents Press 4, Dramatics 2-3-4. Pet Peeve - People who are too good to speak Prize Possession - Banjo, piano and accordion Favorite Song - I Can’t Stop Loving You Chief Ambition - Entertainer Favorite Saying - How about that?! PATRICIA WEST ’Pat and Trish President’s Press 4, Banner 4, F.H. A. 1-2-3-4. Pet Peeve - Blue pick-up trucks and cemeteries Prize Possession - Mohair fuzz Favorite Song - I Like It Chief Ambition - Secretary Favorite Saying - Thrills, chills, vibrations, and broken yo-yo strings. PAMELA ANN WOODELL Redpants Band 1-2, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Dramatics 1-2-4, J. V. Cheerleading 1-2-3. Pet Peeve - Being so short Prize Possession - A certain V. W. Favorite Song - Everybody Loves Somebody Chief Ambition - Nursing Favorite Saying - You better believe it! JOSEPH BERNARD BEAUCHAIN Basketball 1. Pet Peeve - Reggie Matz Prize Possession - Linda Favorite Song - It's All Over Now Chief Ambition - G. E. Favorite Saying - Huh, 1 didn't do it! Joey PAUL RICHARD BUTLER But Glee Club 1-4, Class Vice President 1, Vox 1, Pres- ident’s Press 4, Freshman Reception 2. Pet Peeve - People telling me my ears are getting red. Prize Possession - Bridgette Favorite Song - Outside Heaven’s Door Chief Ambition - Business administration Favorite Saying - Don’t get hurt!” JANICE MARIE FULLER Jan and Ma” Glee Club 4, Junior Prom Committee 3. Pet Peeve - Teachers Prize Possession - Class ring Favorite Song - Last Kiss Chief Ambition - Women's Army Corps Favorite Saying - You fool! Senior Honors GIRLS' and BOYS' STATE M. Hoffman, S. Paradis, J. Gurdak MODEL UN ASSEMBLY J. Rowe, J. Parker BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKING AWARD B. Massey A D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD S. Paradis BA USC H LOMB SCIENCE AWARD M. Hoffman Scholastic Achievement Dianne Billings Pat Farrar Cheryl Goodrich Mari Heikkinen Marty Hoffman Lee Ann Lannon Joy Parker John Rowe Pam Woodell Our Past We were freshmen, green and new, But determined to see it through. We returned as sophomores, full of cheer. Completely ready for another year. Junior year was busy and tough, But when we left, we knew our stuff. We passed senior year with a heavy heart. Knowing that soon we'd have to part. In 1961 we entered Black River High School with 54 boisterous freshmen. We were looking forward to learning many great facts of knowledge and to having fun. Our freshman year was highlighted by the Freshman Reception which will never be forgotten. Arthur Ziener was elec- ted president for the year with Paul Butler, Cheryl Goodrich, and Matry Hoffman serving as vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. Arthur Ziener was our only student council representative. The summer passed and we returned as confident, devilish sophomores. This year, instead of being on the receiving end, we doled out--lipstick, vinegar and onion rings to the green freshmen at the reception. Our four undaunted leaders were Mike Frye, president; Kenny Tofferi, vice-president; Cheryl Goodrich, secretary; Mari Heikkinen, treasurer. Lee Ann Lannon, Rogers Baker and Mike Frye were student council representatives. Our sophomore year ended with a festive picnic. Our junior year proved to be the most difficult of our high school career, but with deter- mination we saw it through. We chose Balfour Company for our rings, and we were all very proud of them. Our main event for the year was our Junior Prom entitled Roman Holiday. Thanks to the endeavors of our class, the outcome was sensational. Our class was prodded on by the leadership of our officers: Cheryl Goodrich, president; Paula Dockum, vice-president; Dianne Billings, secretary; and Rick Hains, treasurer. Our student council representatives were Lee Ann Lannon, Cheryl Goodrich, Pat Farrar, and Marty Hoffman. We returned for our last year at Black River as intelligent, sophisticated seniors. We were well occupied with pictures, invitations, and working on the yearbook. Our officers for the last year were Joe Gurdak, president; Leo Barrows, vice-president; Donna Parker, secretary; Rogers Baker, treasurer. We were represented in the student council by Lee Ann Lannon, Joe Gurdak, Mari Heikkinen, Marty Hoffman, and Cheryl Goodrich. The year was highlighted by parties and pumpkin raids. Before we had any realization of the fact, we had very quickly completed four years at Black River High School. So it is with sad adieu that we say farewell to our classmates and teachers. Typical Senior Day 9:14 9:30 10:00 10:37 10:38 11:06 12:01 P.M. 12:23 12:49 1:30 1:38 2:00 2:11 2:50 Dismissal 2:55 3:00 3:10 5:16 5:52 6:40 7:00 8:30 10:30 2:00 A.M. 3:00 A. M. Robin Crowell gets up to do some intensive studying of Socrates. 6:32 After having changed her clothes eight times, Lee Ann Lannon calculates on her slide rule that there is still time for seventy-two more changes. 7:06 Rogers Baker and Joe Beauchain come in from an all-night raid and get their hour’s sleep. 7:59 Larry Plumb helps two old ladies across the street. 8:20 Ruth Garrow fells Craig Hall with a judo chop when he accidentally knocks some books off her desk. Rory Conway wonders if she'll last until lunch. Paula Dockum offers up a little bull. During Mrs. Mable's class, Rick Hains sits on the ostrich egg he's trying to hatch. Pam Woodell takes time out of P.A.D. class to grind out a letter to the Easter Bunny. Carol Gilbert, who secretly admires Flash Gordon, in a fit of rage, fires her ray gun at Mr. Pullinen. During advanced math class, Judy Stocker and Bev Brunelle review last night's activities. Pam Tyrrell decides to spend her lunch period in silent meditation. Reggie Matz gets rolled by some seventh grader for a Hershey bar. Betsy Flanders shows off the chrome-plated, three speed sandals that she made in home economics. Edie Sampson, Lynn Thomas, and Theresa Paul decide to send in applications for the Foreign Legion. Monitors Donna Parker, Pat Farrar, and Diann Davidson run over to the grade school, to quell a demonstration by some first graders for a longer cookie and milk break. Janet Lehto and Janice Fuller come staggering out of the Guidance office with reams of questionnaires to fill out. For a science project, Simone Paradis and Betty Massey perform major surgery on John Rowe, who wakes up with three fingers and a plastic head. Joe Gurdak and Dianne Billings are ahead by two lengths of the mass exodus of students, leaving the school building. In a drag race, Walt Weber gets sucked up by the school bus. Pat West goes east. Jeff Lawrence gets a ride home from one of the women in his harem. Diane Bowers stalls her GTO. After Leo Barrows rams Mari Heikkinen into his gasoline tank, he feels that he won't have to worry about tigers for at least three weeks. Marty Hoffman goes over the blueprints for an addition to his sandbox. Paul Butler gives his mating call. Mike Frye sniffs the rose in his lapel and thinks of beautiful things. Pauline Stevens turns her electric blanket up to nine and sighs con- tentedly.’ Cherly Goodrich and Joy Parker put the finishing touches on the Banner. Last Will and Testament We the Class of '65 being of sound mind and body will to: The Class of '66 the hope that you will have as many wonderful experiences as we have had. The Class of ’67 our ability to skip classes. The Class of '68 the ability to keep moving forward. The Class of '69 the hope that the next four years will be something gained not lost. The Class of '70 the ability to work together. R. Baker - leaves the name Colonel to anyone who thinks they can take my place. L. Barrows - leaves my brother Allan the ability to get the car when he doesn’t really need it. J Beauchain - leaves to the school library, a book entitled 1001 Ways to Get Away with Smoking. D. Billings - leaves a pair of felt high heel covers to Wanda, so she won’t make so much noise going up and down the halls. D. Bowers - leaves to Jimmy Milnes these modern dance steps so you won't end up like your brother. B. Brunelle - leaves to Becky Butler a book.containing ninety-nine different ways to stay out. of trouoie. P. Butler - leaves the job of assistant to Colonel” to anyone who is man enough to take it. P. Conway - leaves Wanda a pair of binoculars so she won't miss anything. R. Crowell - leaves Jill Tuomisto these skiis which I have out grown. You can always adjust the bind- ings. D. Davidson - leaves to Mr. McNally this sign to put on the girl’s room door. The sign will read: NO MEN ALLOWED. P. Dockum - leaves to Pat Janowski a pair of blinders against student teachers. P. Farrar - leaves to Claude Melanson this car so that next time when he hits a deer it will be with hi car instead of someone elses! B. Flanders - leaves Mike DeRosia my ability to be an individualist and to stay healthy at the same time M. Frye - leaves my Winstons to Roundy the Kidder. j. Fuller - leaves Vicky Mastroianni a pack of cigarettes. R. Garrow - leaves Lori Mainetti a book on Tall Tales for Males. C. Gilbert - leaves!! . . C. Goodrich - leaves a book of rules, How to Win an Argument at a Student Council Meeting, to Larry Myatt. T. Paul C. Hall C. Gilbert J. Gurdak - leaves Jerry Libuda my ability to stay in basketball practice and not get kicked out all the time. R. Hains - leaves Paul Bostock a subscription to Playboy Magazine. C. Hall - leaves Leo Lombard his ability to stay out of Mr. McNally's hair. M. Heikkinen - leaves to Mr. Pullinen a trophy for winning the marathon talking contest. We are sure this is only the beginning of your career. M. Hoffman - leaves to Mr. Firkey one bag of water to use as he sees fit. L. Lannon - leaves to Theresa Ranta this special fast wax guaranteed to catch all desirable male skiers and lead a hasty retreat from all undesirables. J. Lawrence - leaves the noisy seventh graders to the study hall teachers. J. Lehto - leaves Beverly Dunlap this book on driving skills. Watch out for those trees and barns. B. Massey - leaves this key to Mrs. Phalen so that whe will always know where her truck is, especially on certain nights! R Matz - wills his little black book volumes I, II, III to his fan club, and volumes IV, V, VI to John Conway, and my personal secret volume VII to Charlie Emery. S. Paradis - leaves Mr. Kraft future peaceful years now that she is graduating. D. Parker - leaves to her brothers, Ernie and Doug, a pamphlet entitled, How to Keep Smiling through Four Years of High School at B.R.H.S. Good luck! J. Parker - leaves the editorship of the Banner to anyone who doesn't already have grey hair and ulcers. T. Paul - leaves to John Conway one Big Cat! L. Plumb - leaves his ability to get along with coach Ayers to Jimmy Milnes. Hope you do better than I did. J. Rowe - leaves my sense of humor to Mr. Kraft; cheer up! E. Sampson - leaves to John Conway a permanent pass from study hall so he can roam around these halls like I used to. P. Stevens - leaves her sister Peggy a book entitled One Hundred Ways to Get Out of Physical Education Class Without an Excuse. I hope you have better luck than I did. J. Stocker - leaves to George Hope a book entitled How to Protect Yourself Late on Saturday Nights. M. Thomas - leaves Mr. Fontenarosa a thesis on How to Handle any Future Senior G.G. Students. P. Tyrrell - leaves Mrs. Stowell this envelope containing the clue to who marked up her windows last Halloween! W. Weber - leaves to my sister, Ruth a book entitled How to Succeed in School Without Really Trying. P. West - leaves to Mr. Undeen the hula skirt my pop brought back from the war. You may pick it up any time in the future. P. Woodell - leaves Mr. McNally a bigger and better whistle--a sure attention getter. 1965 Class Prophecy IN THE REALMS OF PLUTO U was a bright raid-summer's day when the mail arrived. One could tell by the fingerprints on the stamp that this mail was different. All depravity was to be obtained from this mail. As Beverly Brunelle lodged her fingers upon the envelope, she was seized by an unknown spell. Haunted, she raced to Judy Stocker, one of decorum. And it came to pass that Judy also was engulfed by mystery. With the rage of a mighty hurricane, she tore open that letter. Behold it was one travel folder sent by one lost friend, Mari Heikkinen. In this folder was described a place of paradise. Mari was going to induce her friends back home. All eyes were fixed south in their direction, and south was the stage. All was quiet at the Inferno. Not one flame was out of hand. Diane Bowers and Dianne Billings had seen to that. They were to keep the home fires burning. King Paul Butler and Queen Robin Crowell quietly sipped their grog. Martin Hoffman spoke not a word. In fact he hadn’t since his arrival here, six long weeks ago. He was banned from society, you know, for inventing the most powerful bomb. He had used it to destroy a replica of the Empire State Building he had built with his tinker toys. He was now employed as chief bongo man. Sara.’, was disguised as Reg Matz. Satan felt Reg a most worthy character. The bongo beat fast and there before our eyes, she appeared. Rory Conway was modeling the latest in pitch forks and horns. Between each performance, one observed Diann Davidson and Edith Sampson selling suntan lotion to those who wished to tan and not burn. With the firtue of queens and the vice of vilUans, Bev and Judy stalked in. Joy Parker took their names and filled out a file card for them. Joy was the official bookkeeper to King Paul. He had hired her himself. Paul thought she looked lonely and was still wondering how she got here. Behind Joy's desk stood Man and Pamela Tyrrell. Mari wrote travel folders to help add population to Paul's marvelous kingdom. Carol Gilbert did screen tests. Pam- ela Tyrrell was first secretary to his majesty. Her assistants were Janet Lehto. Pat West, Betsy Flanders, Pauline Stevens, and Donna Parker. Looking to our extreme right, we see a complete disturbance; but it proves only to be Betty Massey explaining to Bev and Judy what they did'to get here. It was really very easy. Betty is a psychologist. All at once the great doors of the Inferno swing open. The two most egotistic, hifalutin, osentatious characters in all Plutoland enter. It was the sc arem' boys. Bev noticed they were none other than Joe Gurdak and Rick Hams. With a mighty yell for courage. Joe aimed his gun and fired. Everyone screamed, for what he shot at them was deadly. Water is what we used to call it; but now, in Pluto, it was known as boo-juice. Leo Barrows, errand boy. went racing to get Cheryl Goodrich who was the bum surgeon. Cheryl ran a clinic and her assistants were Simone Paradis. Paula Dockum, and Ruth Garrow. It seems that the boo-juice had hit Joe and Rick's arch enemy, Joe Big Cat Beauchain. Now there was a . ill scale riot to be quieted. One could see Leo racing back for Lynn Thomas s two man army. They could do their job and do it well. The other half of the army was Janice 'Ma' Fuller. After that not it took a couple of engineers to put the Inferno back in order. These mighty men were RogetsBaker and John Rowe. Meanwhile Mike Frye was called upon to re-style Rory's hair. Lee Ann Lanaon went back to teaching the ways of evil, and Craig Hall just went. One takes it for granted that he went back to join Larry Plumb ac the A. A. Club. That s short tot Amiable Animals. As night beings a cloud of darkness over the kingdom, four more souls may be seen winging or should we say living their way to Hades. They are Pamela Woodell. Pat Farrar. Theresa Paul and Jeff Lawrence. CLASSES FIRST ROW: C. Kalinen, L. Spaulding, J. Schwolow, L. Lockwood, E. Pitts, C. Cole, J. Martel, E. McOuaide, T. Ranta, P. Janowski, J. Tuomisto, SECOND ROW: D. Aldrich, C. Emery, L. Petelle, B. Gilbert, M. Janowski, J. Peplau. G. Merrill. R. Tofferi. C. Melanson, G. Cole. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kraft, B. Dunlap, W. Blanchard, L. Perkins, C. Walker, M. Warren, E. Rock, B. Smith, J. Lannon, S. Weiss, J. Massey. F. Laundry. Mr. Firkey. FOURTH ROW: S. Perkins. P. Stevens. R. Strong. C. Balch. B. Brown, S. Sandberg, D. Buswell, M. Neal. G. Ellison. F. Komulainen, G. Tofferi, E. Laitinen, J. Libuda, FIFTH ROW: T. Gagnon, G. Pike, M. DeRosia, W. Debish, S. Martel, V. Mastroianni, B. Martin, J. Conway, S. Jackson, M. Lombard, E. Graves, S. Kesman, E. Bissonnette, ABSENT. P. Bostock, B. Moore, L. Mainetti Juniors SECRETARY - J. Martel PRESIDENT - E. McQUAIDE VICE-PRESIDENT - T. Ranta TREASURER - P. Janowski Sophomores SECRETARY - P. Pullinen VICE-PRESIDENT - P. Jaird PRESIDENT - D. Harlow TREASURER - M. McQuaide FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mable, C. Twine, J. Laramie, A. Danyew, M. McQuaide, D. Harlow, P. Jaird, P. Pullinen, L. Myatt, R. Ellison, SECOND ROW: Mr. Austen, D. Bresett, L. Matz, J. Tyrrell, S. Law- rence, L. Laakso, J. Strong, G. Hope, R. Weber, B. Bissonnette, H. Daniels, THIRD ROW: A. Geno- vario, R. Komulainen, A. Pallotta, R. Gaydo, W. Blanchard, K. Billings, B. Tatro, M. Martin, S. Johnson, W, Pierce, FOURTH ROW: S. Zienowicz, L. Emery, L. Stevens, K. O'Connor, S. Morrill, R. Butler, J. Hill, E. Wade, S. Martel, C. Pollard, B. Bissonnette, FIFTH ROW: J. Snow, B. Woodard, J. Balch, T. McCarty, D. Maynard, H. Davis, R. Garrow, R. Bixby, D. Haskell, G. Preedom, ABSENT: M. Bates, J. Brunelle, L. Lombard FIRST ROW: D. Dzalio, C. Tucker, J. Upton, G. MacDonald, T. Weiss, P. Perrino, L. Bowers, H. Dockum, D. Devereux, B. Lamere, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stowell, B. Stompcr, D. Karvonen, T. El- lison, R. Snow. P. Kuitula, P. Merrill. G. Sandberg, R. Lagro, R. Paradis. R. Tarbell, Mrs. Phelan. THIRD ROW: T. Brzoza, A. Stryhas, C. Devereux, L. Roby, M. Lawrence, J. Moore, D. Stocker, A. Roby, B. Fitzgibbons, J. Potter, E. Crowley. E. Parker, FOURTH ROW: R. Garrow, N. Constanzo, E. Harlow, J. Pelletier, R. Davis, W. DeRosia, M. Rowe, J. Milnes, P. Perrino, R. Bixby, A. Snarski. ABSENT: R. Bixby, L. Emery, R. Kathan, J. Lawson, C. Lombard, S. Martel, G. Rebideau, G. r ticker, Freshmen TREASURER - L. Bowers VICE-PRESIDENT - P. Perrino PRESIDENT - T. Weiss SECRETARY - G. MacDonald Grade 8 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Gurdak, W. Camp, K. Williams, J. Smith, B. Beauchain, S. Moore, R. Hoffman, M. Blanchard, J. Butler, J. Blanchard, SECOND ROW: Mr. Undeen, R. Martel, A. Owens, J. Tucker. T. Haskell, D. Morrill, L. Tofferi, G. MacDonald, D. Rose, W. Schmalzl, D. Parker, THIRD ROW: P. Godfrey, M. Rogers, J. Debish, J. Tofferi, S. Paradis, E. Gray, N. Perkins, K. Brooks, L. Makela, J. Weber, P. Bares, FOURTH ROW: W. Komulainen, N. Dunlap. M. Hope, R. DeRosia. H. Buck, K. Gagnon, A, Barrows, B. Searl, G. Holden, ABSENT: G. Blanchard, I. Laakso, F. Lombard, J. Masters, P. Valente, E. Blanchard, A. Paul, B. Ramey Grade 7 FIRST ROW: N. Gruber, C. Warren, W. Oldenburg, M. Penuik, R. Weiss, D. Pallotta, C. Debish, K. Upton, S. Ellison, SECOND ROW: Mr. Ayers, N. Stocker, R. Stuart, F. Ellison, P. Paradis, C. Harlow. P. Pullinen, S. Pike, L. Fairbanks, S. Moore, Mr. Bower, THIRD ROW: M. Weber, K. Williams, P. Tucker, R. Bryant, N. Buck, N. Wilkins, B. Williams, C, Hastings, L. Austen, S. Lamere, S. Martel. FOURTH ROW: H. Paul. P. DeRosia, P. Gendron, J. Milnes, ABSENT: D. Gagnon. P. Butler, J. Lombard, E, Norton, L. Roby, B, Beauchain, L. Rebideau RICHMONt E3 beau MR. BOWER Latin English MRS. DeBARGE Music MR. FIRKEY Science MR. AYER Physical Education MR. UNDEEN Social Studies MR. FONTENAROSA Guidance MRS. TAYLOR Librarian English MRS. GURDAK Math ♦ _ MRS. TOFFERI Mathematics MR. PULLINEN Social Studies MRS. MABLE English MRS. PHELAN Home Economics MR. KRAFT Science MR. MATZ Commercial MRS. STOWELL Physical Education . . . And Staff MRS. HASTINGS Nurse Hot Lunch MR. BAHR - MR. BELKNAP Janitors ACTIVITIES Student Council AT THE TABLE, Left to Right: L. Lannon, P. Bostock, M. Hoffman, and Mr. Kraft. TOP ROW: Left to Right: R. Weiss, R. Tofferi, G. Tofferi, C. Goodrich, L. Myatt, A. Danyew, J. Gurdak, C. Tucker, R. Hoffman, D. Harlow, T. Weiss, and E. McQuaide. Monitors FIRST ROW: R. Hoffman, P. Farrar, Mr. Pullinen, T. Ranta, J. Masters. SECOND ROW: S. Paradis. M. Heikkinen, L. Lannon, J. Peplau. THIRD ROW: J. Lehto, D. Parker, Cheryl Goodrich, J. Martel. FOURTH ROW: P. Bostock, D. Davidson, P. Janowski, R. Hains. Banner Board FIRST ROW: (seated) J. Parker. C. Goodrich. R. Hains. SECOND ROW: D. Parker, M. Hoffman. D. Billings. THIRD ROW: (standing) Mrs. Mable. D. Bowers, P. West, B. Massey, B. Brunelle, S. Paradis, P. Dockum, L. Lannon, E. Sampson, D. Davidson. P. Farrar, P. Tyrrell. J. Lehto, R. Garrow, M. Thomas. BUSINESS MANAGERS PHOTOGRAPHY MANAGERS President’s Press FIRST ROW: L. Myatt, R. Gaydo, E. Sampson, C. Gilbert, J. Lehto, J. Stocker, Mr. Matz, SECOND ROW: R. Conway, D. Parker, L. Lannon, V. Mastroni, A. Stryhas, B. Brunelle, P. Tyrrell, P. Farrar, THIRD ROW: S. Jackson, R. Crowell, M. Thomas, J. Tuomisto, B. Martin, D. Bowers, S. Zienowicz, J. Snow, FOURTH ROW: T. Paul. R. Matz, D. Maynard, W. Weber, R. Baker. IN FRONT: Mrs. Taylor. Dramatics FIRST ROW: Mr. Austen, E. Sampson, J. Stocker, P. Wood ell, A. Danyew, P. Jaird, SECOND ROW: B. Brunelle, J. Snow, J. Hill, B. Brown, THIRD ROW: R. Matz, W. Weber, D. Parker, S. Kesman, J. Rowe. Debate FIRST ROW: L. Myatt, R. Gaydo, J. Snow. SECOND ROW: D. Harlow, Mr. Bower, T. Weiss. ABSENT: C. Twine. A.V.A. Mr. Firkey. FIRST ROW: C. Melanson, R. Gaydo, R. Ellison, F. Komulainen, G. Ellison. SECOND ROW: B. Martin, G. Preedom, THIRD ROW: B. Woodard, D. Maynard, D. Haskell. FOURTH ROW: W. Weber. Glee Club FIRST ROW: P. Woodell, E. Pitts, L. Matz, A. Genovario, B. Massey, S. Morrill, J. Laramie, R. Strong, C. Kalinen, J, Strong, J. Potter, SECOND ROW: E. Harlow, B. Smith, B. Brunelle, J. Lehto, B. Gilbert, P. Jaird, S. Zienowicz, D. Billings, D. Bresett, R. Butler, J. Stocker, L. Lockwood, Mrs. DeBarge, THIRD ROW: L. Bowers, M. Janowski, P. Janowski, C. Devereux, J. Upton, P. Farrar, P. Tyrrell, M. Warren, G. MacDonald, S. Perkins, C. Cole, J. Martel, T. Ranta, FOURTH ROW: D. Parker, D. Davidson, C. Tucker, M. Heikkinen, P. Dockum, B. Brown, J. Snow, L. Lannon, J. Fuller, J. Tuomisto, J. Peplau, D. Bowers, S. Paradis, FIFTH ROW: L. Petelle, S. Jackson, J. Conway, P. Butler, R. Matz, D. Harlow, W. Weber, L. Plumb, L. Barrows, R. Baker, S. Kesman, M. Neal, C. Walker. Band and Majorettes FIRST ROW: B. Smith, R. Crowell, D. Davidson, D. Bowers, SECOND ROW: T. Ranta, L. Lannon, R. Ellison, D. Buswell, F. Komulainen, J. Parker, A. Danyew, THIRD ROW: J. Smith, L. Myatt, S. Kesman, D. Harlow, R. Kathan, Mr. Brown, FOURTH ROW: J. Martel, G. Ellison, E'. Laitinen, E. Rock, J. Peplau. J.C.L. FIRST ROW: A. Danyew, P. Pullinen, P. Jaird, J. Snow, J. Hill, J. Laramie, C. Twine, H. Dockum, J. Moore, L. Bowers, C. Tucker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bower, T. Pallotta, R. Gaydo, D. Harlow, E. Parker, T. Weiss, R. Snow. Science Club FIRST ROW: G. Merrill, J. Conway, M. Lombard, E. Laitinen, J. Lannon, E. Rock, S. Sandberg, R. Ellison. SECOND ROW: F. Komulainen, B. Martin, J. Hill, J. Martel, G. Ellison, Mr. Kraft. Librarians FIRST ROW: L. Roby, E. Sampson, T. Ranta, G. Rebideau, B. Stomper, SECOND ROW: S. Moore, P. Godfrey, I. Laakso, J. Tofferi, L. Makela, K. Brooks, J. Masters, R. Hoffman, J. Parker. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Taylor, M. Rowe, R. Matz, T. Ellison. F.H.A. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Phelan, C. Walker, S. Jackson, S. Perkins, P. Woodell. SECOND ROW: D. Parker, S. Lawrence, B. Stomper, P. Merrill, P. Farrar, M. Warren, W. Blanchard. THIRD ROW: J. Lehto, J. Lawson, A. Stryhas, L. Emery, C. Devereux, G. Rebideau. FOURTH ROW: J. Tyrrell, W. Blanchard, C. Balch, A. Roby, L. Roby. FOURTH ROW: B. Brunelle, J. Stocker, R. Butler. Varsity Letter Club FIRST ROW: L. Lannon, P. Janowski, P. Dockum, L. Petelle, B. Brown SECOND ROW: Mr. Ayer, L. Barrows, L. Plumb, J. Libuda, M. Laundry, J. Gurdak. Ski Team FIRST ROW: R. Crowell, J. Tuomisto, Mr. llndeen SECOND ROW: L. Lannon THIRD ROW: B. SrrJ± T. Ranta. Girls’ Softball FIRST ROW: R. Crowell. R. Garrow. J. Strong. E. Sampson. K. O’Conner. P. Farrar. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stowell, C. Cole. B. Brown. J. Hill, P. Conway, C. Gilbert, L. Petelle, C. Walker. Girls’ Field Hockey FIRST ROW: H. Dockum, J. Potter, N. Constanzo, V. Mastroianni, D. Aldrich, R. Garrow, E. Sampson, R. Garrow, C. Devereaux. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stowell, C. Tucker, C. Cole, J. Hill, L. Roby, G. MacDonald, J. Upton. Mrs. Stowell, C. Walker, L. Petelle, H. Dockum, C. Cole, P. Farrar, C. Gilbert, P. Conway, E. Sampson, R. Garrow. Cross-Country Mr. Ayer. FIRST ROW: J. Lawrence. G. Merrill, SECOND ROW: P. Perrino, H. Daniels, R. Bixby, J. Gurdak, B. Kathan. Tennis Team FIRST ROW: J. Strong, J. Hill, C. Cole, B. Smith, P. Dockum, L. Petelle, K. O'Connor, andj. Martel, SECOND ROW: L. Plumb, R. Matz, Mr. Bower, S. Kesman, and M. Hoffman. FIRST ROW: R. Ellison, SECOND ROW: E. McQuaide, R. Bixby, F. Laundry, E. Laitinen, T. Ellison, J. Lannon, THIRD ROW: L. Barrows, G. Merrill, G. Cole, M. Lombard, FOURTH ROW: L. Myatt, J. Libuda, E. Rock, D. Harlow, G. Hope, B. Kathan, Mr. Pullinen. Junior High Basketball FIRST ROW: S. Ellison, H. Paul, J. Smith, C. Harlow, R. Bryant, K. Williams, P. Pullinen, SECOND ROW: Mr. Bower, N. Gruber, P. Paradis, P. Stuart, F. Ellison, R. Weiss, J. Milnes, W. Komulainen, B. Searls, G. Holden, G. MacDonald, D. Rose, J. Tucker, and P. Tucker. Junior High Cheerleaders CENTER: P, Blanchard, K. Moore, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Pallotta, F. Lombard, P. Godfrey, E. Gray, L. Fairbanks, and S. Moore. ____________ri-rj--------— Varsity Cheerleaders P. Pullinen, B. Brown, L. Lannon, P. Dockum, P. Janowski, L. Laakso. J.V. Cheerleaders J. Hill, J. Peplau, J. Lawson, A. Stryhas, L. Bowers, B. Smith. Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: J. Milnes. C. Melanson, S. Kesman. L. Myatt, B. Tofferi. SECOND ROW: G. Hope. J. Gurdak. L. Plumb, J. Libuda, G. Tofferi, M. Laundry, Mr. Ayer. J.V. Basketball CENTER: R. Ellison. Manager - Mr. Ayer, Coach, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Harlow. R. Bixby, R. Tofferi. L. Myatt, S. Kesman, C. Melanson, G, Milnes, P. Perrino, and P. Perrino. FIRST ROW: P. Pullinen, P. Pullinen, SECOND ROW: R. Bixby, R. Snarski, G. Merrill, R. Bates, R. Komulainen, J. Kalinen, B. Bissonnette, L. Barrows, THIRD ROW: Mr. Leuthauser, G. Laundry, S. Weiss, R. Davis. J. Cole, J. Surething, M, Butler, D. Hislop, Mr. Pullinen. FAVORITES m min� . Janice Donna Lee Ann Dianne B. Marty Paula Janet Pam T. Diann D. Betty Bev Betsy Pam W. Pat W. Ruth Theresa Junior Prom BEST FIGURE Sc PHYSIQUE Leo, Mari TYPICAL SENIORS Rory, Joe BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Mike, Rory TALLEST shortest Pam, Craig, Walt, Carol MOST RUGGED INDIVIDUAL Edie, Leo WANDERERS? Carol, Theresa, Edie WORLD TRAVELERS Majty, Judy, Rick PUMPKIN RAIDERS Robin, Bev, Judy, Rogers, Rory, Paul FRIENDLIEST Rogers, Donna, Pat, Mike BEST ATHLETES HOT RODDERS Joe, Pat, Larry, Carol S I Rick, Judy, Edie, Leo MOST POPULAR? MOST TALKATIVE Joe, Lee Ann Pam, John MOST SOPHISTICATED QUIETEST Joy. John Jeff, Pauline BEST DANCERS PRETTIEST Diann, Larry Diane BEST SINGERS CLASS FLIRTS CREATIVE!!!! Edie, Diane B.. 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