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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

The Senior Class Reaches Out to a New Decade With The 1980 Banner You greeted us with a smile and a joke every time you saw us, but it was your countless hours of work for our school that we couldn’t see. The many insights you gave us will long be remembered as will the courage and the power to move ahead and work harder. We’ll leave Black River now, but we can leave with our heads high and our hearts strong. It is with great pleasure that we, the Class of 1980, dedicate this Banner to you, Mr. Houghton Pearl. To the “big man” on campus, who helped pull us through those seemingly meaningless science classes and revealed the light at the end of the tun- nel. You showed us the true meaning of dedication through your actions as crossing guard and teacher, acts which we shall never forget. It is with great pride that we, the senior class, dedicate the 1980 Banner to Mr. William Cra- zier. 3 When a friend calls to me from And slows his horse to a mean- ing walk, I don't stand still and look around O v� On all the, hills I haven't rfoed, fwh � hout from where I am, I 'What is it?' No, not as there is a time to talk. I thrust my hoe in the mellow ground. Blade end up and five feet talF, And plod: I go up to the stone wall For a friendly visit. — Robert Frost ADMINISTRATION RAYMOND PACKERT Principal HOUGHTON PEARL Superintendent ROXANA TOFFERI Assistant Principal SECRETARIES ANITA PICKIELNOK SHIRLEY MERRIAM VERONICA DALTON PRISCILLA DOWNS 7 ENGLISH DEPART- MENT CHARLES BOSTOCK JOHN LASKEVICH DANIEL ROSE VIRGINIA GURDAK STEPHANIE ROWE ROBERT FRAPPIER ELIZABETH RENAUD SCIENCE DEPART- MENT JOSEPH GURDAK SOCIAL STUDIES DEPART- MENT ELAINE PACE STEWART SCHMIDT SUSAN POLLENDER Your education begins when what is called your education pnrlc WILLIAM CROZIER HENRY KRAFT 9 MATH DEPART- MENT THE ARTS JACQUELINE SCHMIDT ROXANA TOFFERI DAVID BAKER ANTHONY VALENTE CINDY CHAFFEE NANCY PHELAN 10 GILBERT JOHNSON KIM PIKE Education should be as grad- ual as the moon- rise, perceptible not in progress but in result. Melville MICHAEL MARQUIS STANLEY FIRKEY JENNIFER STOWELL GARY BAACH PRISCILLA WELCH JOHNWITALEC ISABELLE MONTGOMERY 11 NURSE Mrs. Carolyn Muro. RN Paul Fairbanks, Alan Hull. Ken La Barge CUSTODIAL STAFF Barb Stryhas, Dick Josselyn, Roger Tucker HOT LUNCH STAFF Marion Josselyn. Gloria Barrows. Dot Stocker, Teresa Debish BASEBALL 1979 MVL CHAMPS Front: S. McCullough. R. Martel. M. Josselyn. J. Lazetera. D. Demers, R. Smith. T. Billings. Back: Coach J. Witalec, S. Stryhas. M. Malu- lonis. F. Miele. B. Roundy. J. Rogers, P. Garvey. T. Lazetera. J. Brown. Asst. Coach E. Washburn. Absent: M. Gurdak. SOFTBALL SPRING '79 Front: K. Lebrun. H. Stryhas. J. Beauchain. S. Varga. W. Pelkey. A. Pickielnok. Back: Coach R. Packert. V. Roundy. L. Rogers. N. Tureo. K. Predom. D. Turco. Absent: S. Bragg. B. Oldenburg. 14 CROSS-COUNTRY «i Coach Schmidt Judy Beauchain John Brzoza Kathy Petelle Brian Roundy Tammy Tucker Darlene Novak Pat Greenslet Jimmy Woods FIELD HOCKEY Coach Kim Pike Sue Bragg Amy Pickielnok Sylvia Varga k £ C. Adams B. Berry L. Billings J. Bixby K. Brown C. Dailey J. Ellison 16 L. Ellison M. Ford A. Mull P. Johnson K. Spaulding H. Stryhas C. Gaioiti C. Kathan T. Tucker B. Oldenburg ? L. Pajala W. Pel key L. Schmidt S. Wu H. Yarish N. Feldman 17 SOCCER Tim Billings Russ Garrow Mike Gurdak G. Baiiz H. Barton B. Bixby A. Dailey P. Damone a M.Josselyn J. Lazetera J. Lienhard M. Ragucci B. Schmidt Coach Tony Valente FALL '79 Sieve McCullough Luigi Valente K. Thayne W. Thomas K. Varga Absent: M. Foster 19 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Judy Beauchain Cindy Dailey Beth Oldenburg Sylvia Varga Front: D. Nowak. W. Pelkey. J. Beauchain. K. Brown. Back: Coach Bostock. B. Berry. C. Dailey. K. Martin. L. Brunelle. W. Thompson. T. Spaulding. Absent: K. Spaulding. 20 Chris Creaser Laura Hyjek Wendy Pelkey Donna Williams Diane Ellison Nancy Feldman BOYS' BASKETBALL Mike Gurdak Coach Baker Jack Collins Doug Demers : fei Brian Roundy Bruce Schmidt Junior Varsity Front: J. Lambert. B. Bixby. K. Demers. G. Roundy. C. Hastings. Back: M. Hull. M. Goings. B. Hannon. J. Merriam. D. Gurdak. K. Johnston. Coach Washburn. 22 23 CROSS-COUNTRY Individual Placing Judy Beauchain — 2. 2.4. 5,6, 7. 10. 13, 19 Darlene Nowak — 5. 10. 10. 12, 25.24 Kathy Petelle — 13. 17.60 Tammy Tucker — 9,27, 38. 51 John Brzoza — 2. 3, 5,6.8. 12.24 Brian Roundy— 10, 12. 17, 53 Jr. High Runners: Jimmy Wood Patrick Greenslert SOFTBALL '79 Overall Record: 2 wins 12 losses BASEBALL '79 Burr and Burton W 15-1 Mill River W 4-1 Green Mountain w 11-3 Fair Haven w 1-0 Leland and Grey w 3-1 Proctor w 4-1 Otter Valley w 17-6 Arlington w 6-3 Whitingham w 8-4 Whitingham w 6-2 Woodstock L 3-4 Burr and Burton W 6-2 Wilmington w 17-0 Wilmington w 17-1 Poultney w 8-3 West Rutland cancelled Burr and Burton W 18-0 Oxbow L 2-6 FIELD HOCKEY Thetford L 2-3 Arlington L 1-2 Mt. Anthony L 0-2 Green Mountain W 1-0 Arlington L 1-2 S. Royalton T 2-2 Leland and Grey L 0-3 Mt. Anthony L 0-2 Green Mountain W 2-0 Green Mountain W 1-0 Whitingham L 0-3 Leland and Grey L 2-4 Whitingham L 0-2 Jr. Varsity 2-3-3 24 SOCCER Woodstock W 4-0 Mill River W 5-1 Rutland w 4-0 Green Mountain L 0-2 West Rutland L 1-2 Proctor L 0-1 Fair Haven W 3-2 Mt. Anthony W 2-1 Leland and Grey w 2-0 Otter Valley w 2-1 Brattleboro w 2-1 Arlington w 2-0 Wilmington L 1-3 Burr and Burton T 1-1 Stowe W 2-1 BFA L 1-2 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Whitcomb W 54-19 Whitcomb W 56-21 Woodstock W 42-25 Proctor L 37-40 South Royalton L 42-54 Whitingham W 47-16 Arlington W 63-25 Wilmington L 36-42 South Royalton W 44-38 Wilmington W 43-39 Leland and Grey W 33-26 Whitingham W 64-29 Arlington W 94-4 Green Mt. W 44-34 Leland and Grey W 27-20 Woodstock L 34-35 Green Mt. L 29-32 Mill River L 26-56 Woodstock W 40-26 Wilmington L 29-46 BOYS' BASKETBALL Poultney L 50-74 Whitingham W 47-44 Wilmington W 62-48 Green Mt. L 55-57 Wilmington W 68-61 Proctor L 60-62 West Rutland L 50-72 Arlington L 59-64 Fair Haven L 56-64 Leland and Grey L 56-68 Burr and Burton L 48-59 Woodstock L 63-75 Mill River W 54-48 Green Mt. W 60-40 Otter Valley L 75-73 Poultney L 55-54 Leland and Grey L 65-63 Proctor L 73-69 West Rutland L 73-41 Arlington L 68-48 25 CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders: Teina Hall. Linda Ellison. Cindy Kathan. Lisa Schmidt, Carol Laundry. Heidi Stryhas. Lisa Pajala. Brigid Garvey. Advisor: Mrs. Elaine Pace. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Patti Johnson, Stacey Goodman. Dianne Balch. Colleen Gaiotti. Heidi Yarish. Lisa Billings. 26 DEBATE 1980 VERMONT STATE CHAMPIONS Front: Stephanie Wu. Dianne Balch. Laurel Per- rino, Kathy Petelle. Back: Betsy Eddy. Kamhie Johnston. Fred Garrow, Cindy Kathan. Coach Betty Renaud. Absent: Tammy Tucker. rtifB Speaker Awards: Stephanie Wu. Kambie John- ston. Laurel Perrino, Betsy Eddy. Team Awards: K. Johnston. F. Garrow. C. Kathan. B. Eddy. D. Balch. S. Wu. L. Perrino. K. Petelle. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Members of the Future Homemakers of America: Sue Bragg, Cyndi Lambert, Michele Langello, Amy Pickielnok, Sylvia Varga. Mary Maglione. Lisa Billings. Patti Johnson. Darlene Nowak. Wendy Thompson, Stacey Goodman, Alicia Tyrell, Kathy Petelle. Kim Mar- tin. Patrice Seale. Debbie Balch, Cindy Dailey, Pam Day. Mary Ford, Nell Garvey. Michelle Maynard, Lynn Perkins, Terri Spauld- ing. Cheryl Sheehan, Lori Cahill, Robin Kenngot. Nancy Ford. Brigid Garvey, Connie Gilbert, Martha Lawson, Lisa Pajala. Wendy Pelkey, Lisa Schmidt. Kathy Spaulding. Heidi Stryhas, Peg Wilkins, Stephanie Wu, Teina Hall. Linda Ellison. Chris Bothers. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members of the National Honor Society: Sylvia Varga. Sherry Scales. Diane Ellison, Michael Gurdak. BANNER STAFF Front: Laurel Perrino, Sandy Perron. Cheryl Lienhard, Diane Ellison, Cindy Lambert, Charlene Hopp. Back: Sherry Scales, Amy Pickiel- nok. Sylvia Varga. Mike Gurdak, Sue Bragg. Michelle Langello. Advisor Stephanie Rowe Editor Sherry Scales Editorial Staff Mike Gurdak. Michelle Langello, Cindv Lambert Ad Manager Sylvia Varga Business Manager Diane Ellison Subscription Manager Cheryl Lienhard Photographer Ron Blais 30 PEP CLUB 31 BAND The band consists of Michelle Marsh. Marianne Lan- gello. Lori Winmett. Joelle Washburn. Sara Slowed. Valerie Lambert. Scott Washburn. Gina Witalec, Todd Sanderson. Sandra Perron. Pat Greenslet. Stanton Wyman. Kurt Baitz, Owen Trainor. C. J. Goodman. Brent Bixby. Kevin Dunnett. Matt Graves. Korena Miele. Jackie Pelkey. Cindy LaBarge. Barb LeBrun. Miss Cindy Chaffee conducts. 32 CHORUS Front: L. Thompson. J. Barrow, M. Langello. B Emery. B. LeBrun. K. Horton. Middle: C. Garrow. D. Newhall. D. Bowker. C. LaBarge. K. Miele. D. Haley. S. Wyman. L. Thompson. Back: Mrs. C. Girouard. L. Gerry, V. Lambert. N. Hawkins. L. Rogers. D. Bowker. S. Collins. M. Matulonis. J. Roundy. LIFE AT 43 MAIN STREET LIFE AT 43 MAIN STREET publishes monthly. Their entire staff would like to thank the Black River Tribune for the use of their facilities. 33 STUDENT COUNCIL Pres. M. Gurdak. V. Pres. J. Lazetera. Sec. D. Ellison. Treas. W. Pelkev. S. Varga. J. Rogers. F. Miele. G. A. Gaiotti, R. Merrill. N. Garvey. S. Wu, M. Lawson. P. Collins. J. Merriam. C. Hastings. G. Witalec. A. Pickielnok, H. Yarish. J. Varga. Advisor Mrs. Tofferi. VARIETY SHOW 34 ACTIVITIES JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT 1980 First Row: Sue Bragg. Mary Maglione. Betsy Reavis. Laura Hyjek. Michelle Kathan. Sherry Scales. Cyndi Lambert. Second Row: Laurel Perrino. Carol Laundry. Gen Baitz. Theresa (Tam. Michele Langello. Sue Benson. Junior Miss 1980 36 Judges’ Tea -35% Winner: Sherry Scales Runner-up: Sue Bragg Poise and Appearance — 15% Winner: Carol Laundry Runners-up: Cyndi Lambert. Sherry Scales Crealise and Performing Arts — 20% Winner: Sherry Scales Runners-up: Geri Bait .. Theresa Cram Youth Fitness — 15% Winner: Geri Baitz Runner-up: Sherry Scales Scholastic Achievement 15% Winner: Sherry Scales Runner-up: Cyndi Lambert First Runner Up Spirit of Jr. Miss 37 WINTER CARNIVAL I’ve taken my bows and my curtain calls. You brought me fame and fortune and everything that goes with it. I thank you all. But it’s been no bed of roses, no pleasure cruise. I consider it a challenge before the whole human race and 1 ain't gonna lose! We are the champions, my friends and we’ll keep on fighting till the end. We are the champi- ons. We are the champions. No time for losers ’cause we are the champions of the world! I I 38 6C 0861 (ii) H31NIM THE GREAT RACE The second annual Great Race saw sophomore speedster John Brzoza run away with the coveted BVD Medallion. Carl Hoff- man placed second, with defending champ Jeff Vann finishing third. THE VARIETY SHOW An evening out was enjoyed by over 400 people at the Variety Show, sponsored by the BRHS Student Council to benefit the renovation of the Ludlow Town Hall Stage. Hilarious skits and musical acts provided the entertainment. 40 SEVENTH GRADE President: Heather Yarish Vice-President: Matt Graves Secretary: Marianne Langello Treasurer: Doug Wu Student Council Representative: Jennifer Varga First Row: Melinda Allen, Steve Alexander, Kurt Baitz, Jill Barrows. Derk Beardmore. Brent Bixby, Donald Bixby, Denise Bowker, Donna Bowker, Terry Briggs, Todd Busino, Jeffrey Call, Michael Ahonen. Second Row: Wayne Combes, Todd Davidson, Dianne Decker, James Decker, Kevin Dunnett, Casey Durgin, Shawn Foster, David Fuller, Carol Garrow, Charles Goodman, Matthew Graves, Patrick Greenslet, Leonora Haley. Third Row: Nancy Hawkins, James Duncan, Kathy Horton, Jason Kurant, Cynthia LaBarge. Marianne Langello. Heidi Lanzelin, Barbara LeBrun, Michelle Marsh, Korena Miele, Randy Nowak, Theresa Nowak. Jacki Pelkey. Fourth Row: James Pyanoe, Lee Ann Rogers, Jean Roundy, Todd Sanderson, Eric Thompson, Lisa Thompson, Jennifer Varga, Linda Webb, Lori Winrtiett, James Wood, Doug Wu. Stanton Wyman, Heather Yarish. 42 EIGHTH GRADE President: Gina Witalec Vice-President: Valerie Lambert Secretary: Amy Gabranski Treasurer: Sue Collins Student Council Representative: Anne Pickielnok First Row: Mary Louise Adams, Linda Baker, Cheryl Bickford, Brenda Bostock, Steve Brown, Susan Collins, William Combes, Suzette Durgin, Brenda Emery, Peter Farrington, Joni Gabert. Amy Gabranski, Dawn Gerry. Second Row: George Griffin, Charlene Hast- ings, Valerie Lambert, Deborah Hall. Barry Martin, Michelle Matulonis, Roberta Maynard, Keith McCormick, Diane Newhall. Jason O’Connor, Donald Patch. Anne Pickielnok. Third Row: Stacy Rogers, William Rose, Pam Smith, Robin Stanley. Jason Stepp. Brian Stowell, Mary Tilton. Owen Trainor, Anita Tucker. Scott Washburn, Richard Webb, Gina Witalec, Raymond Wood. 43 NINTH GRADE President: Peter Collins Vice President: Alan Dailey Secretary: Betsy Berry Treasurer: Lisa Billings Student Council Representatives: Jim Merriam, Craig Hastings First Row: Jessie Baker, Brenda Beauchain, Marty Benson. Betsy Berry, Tim Bickford, Lisa Billings, Kathy Brown, Sidney Bourne, Jim Cahill. Peter Collins, Alan Dailey. Second Row: Philip Damone. David Durgin, Keith Demers, Colleen Gaiotti. Stacey Goodman, Jon Graves, Craig Hastings, Ricky Hudson, Andrea Hull, Patty Johnson. Third Row: Jeff Lienhard. Danny Maglione, Kim Martin, Jim Merriam, Edwin Merrill, Darlene Nowak, Kathy Petelle. Mike Pierson, Patrice Seal. Fourth Row: Mark Turco, Lawrence Hawkins, Tammy Tucker, Tracey Tucker, Debbie Waisinen, Heidi Yarish, Gerald Roundy. 44 TENTH GRADE President: Wendy Pelkey Vice-President: Judy Beauchain Secretary: Linda Ellison Treasurer: Brigid Garvey Student Council Representatives: Stephanie Wu. Martha Lawson First Row: Dianne Balch. Judy Beauchain. Bruce Bixby. Mary Blanchard. Chris Bothers. John Brzoa. David Day. Steve Dun- nett. Betsy Eddy. Second Row: Linda Ellison. Nancy Ford. Brigid Garvey. Connie Gilbert. Mike Goings. Teina Hall. Mike Hull. ( indy Kathan. Martha Lawson. THIRD ROW: Kurt Lombard. Terry Maglione. Pegg Merrill. Darrin Norton Gary Norton. Tammy Numberg. Lisa Pajala. Wendy Pelkey. Lisa Schmidt. Fourth Row: Tina Smith. Kath Spaulding. Heidi Stry- has. Tammy Wheelock. Peggy Wilkins. Stephanie W'u. ELEVENTH GRADE President: Gene Ann Gaiotti Vice-President: Beth Oldenburg Secretary: Joan Ellison Treasurer: Doug Demers Student Council Representatives: Jim Lazetera. Nell Garvey. Rex Merrill First Row: Cindy Dailey. Pam Day. Toby Gabranski. James Lazetera. Scott Morse. Beth Oldenburg. Liz LcBrun, Raymond Webb. Joey Maynard. Second Row: Christina Adams. Lisa Baker. Debbie Balch. Howard Barton. Jane Bixby, Louise Brunelle. Lori Cahill. Ian Callahan. Mike Chadburn. Alex Conner. Chris Creaser. Third Row: David Creaser. Joan Ellison. Nancy Feldman. Mary Ford. Gcne-Ann Gaiotti. Nell Garvey. Richard Gurdak. Bob Hannon. Kenny Hart, Garrett Hunt. Matthew Josselyn. Fourth Row: Rex Merrill. Beth Merrill. Jennifer Parsells. Lynn Perkins. David Rose. Bruce Schmidt. Tami Spaulding. Teri Spaulding. Wayne Thomas. Jeff Vann. Fifth Row : Chris Hastings. Kambie Johnston. Steve Lincoln. Keith Varga. Donna Williams. Kevin Thayne. David LeMire. 46 Geri Lynn Baitz We are here to add what we can to not to get what we can from life. Sir William Oster Field Hockey-1.2: Basketball-3: Cheerleading-1. 2: Junior Miss-4: V.I.C.A. President-4; Rutland Vo-Ed-3. 4; Softball-1.4: Chorus—2; Winter Carnival-2: F.H.A.-1.2. Prize Possession: Mom. Dad and Donna, family, a certain secret. Pet Peeve: Fake people, short nights. Favorite Saying: “Can 1 have a cigarette?” Where’s Betsy?” Future and Fame: Airline Stewardess, to go back to Key West. “Baitzy,” pretty eyes, dimples, with Kenny, with Bets and Carole Rogers, Florida, dancing. Proctor. Mason, food, long distant phone calls. Echo Lake Inn. ice cream, stuffed animals. R.J.S.. with Cheryl. 49 Jean Marie Baker It isn't ever the same. In time. I'll change, and you. and the currents of our lives. But the image of this moment will never fade. This moment and you are unforgettable. Voice of Democracy-1977, Choir-1,2. 3.4: Vermont Music Festival- 1979. Prize Possession: Family, my dogs, memories of Lake Willoughby, friends, freedom. Pet Peeve: Snobs, friends when they are gone, saying goodbye, long bus rides. Favorite Saying: “I’ve had a rotten day. Future and Fame: Forestry technician, being happy and free. Mt. Holly, brown eyes. YCC Camp, hiking. The Long Trail, animal lover. Lake Willoughby, “sisters.” glasses. “The forest is my life.” 50 Kelly Uraina Barrows Just because you're old doesn't make you always right and just because you're young doesn’t make you always wrong.” Chorus-1.2.3: Pep Club-4: Banner-4: Newspaper-2. 3.4. Prize Possession: Memories, friends, second homes. Pep Peeve: Snobs, people who take things for granted. Uranis. Favorite Saying: “But that's beside the point! Future and Fame: Years of happiness, success in my career. Blonde, theater, friendly, glasses, selling tickets, quiet???, with Cyndi. hazel eyes, helpful. 51 Randy Scott Barrows “When a man points a finger at someone else, he should remember that three of his fingers are pointing at himself.” Baseball-1, 2, 3,4; Basketball-1, 2, 3,4. Prize Possession: Friends, family, girl friend. Pet Peeve: Snobs, being bored. Favorite Saying: “Easy come, easy go.” Future and Fame: Undecided. Wheel, Wardsboro, glasses, brown hair, green eyes, hunger, spike, Julie. 52 Janet Beauchain “You’re a part of me that I can’t do without; you’re a part of me that dreams are all about.” Spirit Club-2; Pep Club-4; Vo-Ed-3,4. Prize Possession: Family, friends, “L.E.T.”, and “my brother.” Pet Peeve: Billy Garrow, saying goodbye. Favorite Saying: “Oh, yeah! Sure.” Future and Fame: Traveling, to be happy and enjoy life. Big-mouth, moody, talking walks, laughing, sensitive, buying clothes, scrap books, with Michele, Larry, Karen and Mike. 53 Sue Anne Benson “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you. it is yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Cross Country-1: Chorus-1.2. 3: Vermont District Chorus-1.2. 3.4: Junior Miss-4; Vo.-Ed-3. 4. Prize Possession: Family, true friends, car. Pet Peeve: Pushy people, being told no! Future and Fame: College. Airline hostess. “Suann . moody, long hair, yellow Chevelle. Seward's, skiing. 54 Timothy Scott Billings “To err is human, to forgive divine.” Varsity Soccer-1, 2,3,4; J.V. Baseball-2: Varsity Baseball-3,4; Winter Carnival-1,2, 3,4. Prize Possession: Family, friends, “Mic.” Pet Peeve: D. G., losing playoff soccer games, bad legs. Favorite Saying: “What?” Future and Fame: Travel, work. Curly, short. “Dim . Jaycob. “If I Only Was the Fellow While walking down a crowded city street the other day I heard a little urchin to a comrade turn and say, “Say, Chimmey, lemme tell youse. I’d be happy as a clam If I only was de feller dat me mudder t'inks I am. “She t'inks I am a wonder. An’ she knows her little lad could never mix wit’ nuttin Dat was ugly. mean or bad. Oh. lot o’times I sit and t'ink How nice, '(would be. gee whiz! If a feller was de feller Dat his mudder t'inks he is.” Will S. Adkin 55 Ronald Joseph Blais “Today is the first day of the rest of your life!” Varsity Golf-2; Banner-3.4; Newspaper-2. Prize Possession: Family. Mazda RX-7. BMW. my job. Pet Peeve: Being called a rich boy. “Buzz.” Favorite Saying: “What? Who me?! Future and Fame: Photography. Collect and restore cars. 5' 11 , glasses, unique, driving sports cars. 17. neat. Seward’s, efficient. In appreciation to my parents and grandfather. Thank you for caring and being around when 1 needed help. You made anything possible for me. “I Love You AH!!” 56 Sue Elizabeth Bragg “Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die. Life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams for when dreams go. Life is a barren field frozen with snow.” L. Hughes Field Hockey: J.V.-l; Varsity-2,3,4; Basketball: J.V.-l, Varsity-2,3,4; Softball: J.V.-l, Varsity-2, 3; Dot Jones League All Star Basketball Team-3; FH A-l, 2,3,4; District Meeting-1,2,3,4; State Meeting-2, 3,4; FHA State Vice President-4; Youth Leadership-4; Pep Club-4; Winter Carnival-1,2, 3,4; Drama-2,4; Class Secretary-4; Jr. Miss-4. Prize Possession; Family, memories, license, stereo. Pet Peeve: Bus rides, mornings, good-byes. Favorite Saying: “Oh really? Do it!” Future and Fame: College, to travel, enjoy life. Red hair, sports, temper, rowdie, skiing. Lake Rescue, tunes, parties, weekends, pizza, SP, always talking, srol collections, working, always broke, rainbows, yodels, Woodstock, Snoopy, sunsets, freedom, “Bet Jr.”, LTD, Lynyrd Skynyrd-Free Bird. 57 Michelle Jean Bryant “If I don’t succeed in what I’m trying to do, I know I'm not trying. Prize Possession: Mother and father, memories, friends. Pet Peeve: Big decisions, thinking, L.P. Favorite Saying: “I'll do it, if I want to. Future and Fame: Cosmetologist, to be happy. Shorts, faces, jeans, keeping Mel on the right track, parties, laughing with Cid. plastic windows. 58 Robert Roger Burton Nothing is forever. Varsity Baseball-3: J.V. Basketball-1.2: Rutland Vo-Ed-3.4: F.B.L.A. - Officer-4; Art Club-2: V.I.C.A.-3, 4. Prize Possession: Family, friends and memories. Pep Peeve: Bus rides, fighting. Future and Fame: Army or Air Force. Tall, skinny, curly hair. 6'4‘ ’ 59 Morton John Cahill “If you don’t understand my silence, you’ll never understand my words. Candy Drive-4. Prize Possession: Family, close friends. Pet Peeve: Flatlanders, stuck up people. Favorite Saying: “I don’t know. You want to fight?” Future and Fame: Farmer, small engine repair. Short, dark brown hair, outdoorsman, animal lover, sports. Captain Caveman, Mork. 60 John J. Collins III “If you stop to think, don't forget to start again. Basketball-3.4: Baseball-4: Winter Carnival-1. 2. 3.4: Boys’State Alternate-3. Prize Possession: Stereo, family. Butcher Shop. Pet Peeve: English, sitting on the bench, term papers. Favorite Saying: “Forget it!” Future and Fame: Marines, butcher. Gomer. big. sleepy, tired, heavy, big feet, large uniforms. Big Jack Attac 61 Theresa Mae Cram “There is only one success ... To be able to spend your life in your own way.” Basketball-1: Softball-1; Junior Miss-4. Prize Possession: Family, memories, Bernie, friends. Pet Peeve: Saying good-bye, waiting, curfews, being without Bernie. Favorite Saying: “That’s cute”, “Time will tell.” Future and Fame: Wife, Cosmetologist, Mother. 4'11 , brown hair, blue eyes, happy, always thinking about one certain guy, B.C.W. 62 Mark Ernest Dailey “Live each day to its fullest. There may not be a tomorrow. Prize Possession: Family, friends, memories. Pet Peeve: Sue B., stuck up people, Vegas. Favorite Saying: “I don’t know. Ask someone else.” Future and Fame: Marine Corps, work. Brown hair, short, brown eyes, Dailey, Chevies. 63 Pamela Jean Devereux “Time passes slowly up here, in the daylight. We stare straight ahead and try hard to stay right Like the red rose of summer that blooms in the day. Time passes slowly and then fades away.” —Dylan— Field Hockey-1; Basketball-1; FHA Treasurer-1. Prize Possession: Family, x-country skis. Pet Peeve: BRHS, hospitals, H.W. Future and Fame: To live up to everything I consider important, right, and beautiful. Independent — but captured, picking mt. flowers, gullible, chesty, absent, Carob, Mom’s Subaru, sheep, poetry, calligraphy, Polack, loves the country. Do you remember, Bart, when ... We wandered hand in hand ... While promising each other we ... would always understand? ... We said no matter what took place ... Or how the wind might blow ... Our life would be a part- nership ... Wherever we would go ... that any burden either one ... Might ever have to bear ... Would only be another weight... For both of us to share ... and if the smallest happiness ... Should come and ... Divide it equally ... Yes, that is what we promised and ... Wherever we have step- ped ... the promise of our part- nership ... Is one that we have kept. 64 Diane Joyce Ellison To achieve all that is possible We must attempt the impossible — To be all that we can be, We must dream of being more.” Field Hockey-1; Basketball-1, 2, 3,4: Dot Jones All Star Team-3; Cross- Country-3; Most Improved Runner-3; Class Secretary-2, 3; Student Council-4; Secretary of Student Council-4; National Honor Society-3,4; Secretary of National Honor Society-4; Winter Carnival-1,2,3,4; Girls’ State-3; Business Manager of Banner-4; School Board Representative-4; Softball-4; Most Outstanding Regional Art Award-3; Placed seventh in regional accounting competition-3. Prize Possession: My love for art, animals, special people. Pet Peeve; Money, “Well.. .’’.jealousy. Favorite Saying: “Kids”, “Well, fine!” Future and Fame: College, Dale, and the pursuit of an art career. Tall, blue-eyed blonde, late, talking like a little kid, superstitious, with May and Ellsworth, making decisions, MVDUB, sunsets. Chip and Dale, VTC, eating, log cabins, the “falls”, hiking, painting, Dydee. 65 William Glenn Farrington “Put my life on it.” Basketball-1; Cross-Country-1, 3. Prize Possession: Family, friends, motorcycle. Pet Peeve: Hot lunch, warm beer, PAD. Favorite Saying: “Who, me?” Future and Fame: College. Skiing, surfing, skateboarding, motorcycling, waterskiing, boat racing, swimming, Levis, blond, T-shirts, travel, Texas, Beach Boys, Connecticut friends. 66 Russell David Garrow “When the mouth speaks, ears listen — and ears forget. But when the heart speaks, other hearts listen, and the heart that hears will never forget. V.I.C.A.-3.4; V.I.C.A. — V.P.-4; Varsity Soccer-4; Baseball-4. Prize Possession: Family, friends, bikes, memories, license, backpack, snowshoes. Pet Peeve: Mornings, rainy days, two-faced people, never having enough money. Favorite Saying: Wicked. Oh. well. “Fool. Future and Fame: College. Machinest. to be the best at whatever I do. 5' 11 . blue eyes, Mt. Hollyite. laughing, whistling. “Casper , Yamahas and Datsuns. “I tell you what.” 67 Michael Peter Gurdak “If you have built castles in the air. your work need not be lost: that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. Band-1. 2: Newspaper—3.4: Student Representative to School Board- 3, 4; Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation-2: Century 3 Leadership-4: Pep Club-4: Drama Club-4: Voice of Democracy-4: Activity Committee-2. 3.4: National Honor Society — Treasurer-3.4: Boy’s State-3: J.V. Basketball-1: Varsity Basketball-3.4: Varsity Baseball-1.2, 3.4: Varsity Soccer-1.2. 3.4: Class President-1. 2. 3.4: Student Council State Convention-2: Student Council-1: Student Council President-2. 3.4. Prize Possession: Family, friends, memories. MVL Championship baseball jacket. Pet Peeve: Red Sox and Yankees, sitting on the basketball bench, losing soccer and baseball games. Favorite Saying: “No idea!” “Bulloney! Future and Fame: College, politics. Pollock, obnoxious, jock. I. mischievous, laughing at my own jokes. Radio.” England. Miller Man. Baltimore Orioles, convict, always fighting with Sylvia. WILD BILL'S PIANO MOVERS. 68 Martin John Hannan Prize Possession: Family, motorcyle, friends. Pet Peeve: Losing a pool game. Favorite Saying: “Hey Bucko”, “Amazing.” Future and Fame: Jet mechanic, auto mechanic. 6' 1 , green eyes, blond hair, working on cars, Marty Man, salt, with Steve, glasses. 69 Paul Scott Hemenway “If everyone would mind his own business and not get involved in other people’s problems, this world would be a lot worse off.” Newspaper-2, 3; Cross-Country-2, 3,4. Prize Possession: 1966 Country Squire, memories, gun collection. Pet Peeve: Rainy weekends, stuckup people, empty bottles. Favorite Saying: “How's it goin’ ”, “Well, excuuuse me!” Future and Fame: Air Force. Blue eyes, brown hair, 6'1 , “Squeaky”, zoo, heavy metal, high speed cruisin’ low rider. 70 Carl Morris Hoffman “Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead. Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” Cross-country-1, 2,3;JV Soccer-4; Varsity Soccer-4; JV Basketball-1; Varsity Basketball-3, 4; Baseball-4. Prize Possession: Family, Linda, friends, pets. Pet Peeve: Breaking up. being benched, detention slips. Favorite Saying: “What a bunch of no minds.” Future and Fame: Truck driver. Brown hair, blue eyes, smiling, parties, with Linda, cruising in station wagon, skipping classes, Rutland. 71 Mark Alan Holt “A poem begins in delight and ends in wisdom.” Vo-Ed. V.I.C.A.-3.4: Winter Carnival-2. 3.4. Prize Possession: Family, friends, guns. Pet Peeve: Warm beer. Iranians, detention slips. Favorite Saying: Be alright. Future and Fame: Navy. Welding, Travel. Partying, Blonde, broken tooth. Walter and Phebe. sense of humor. 72 Charlene Marie Hopp “Upon the hearth the fire is red. Beneath the roof there is a bed; But not yet weary are our feet. Still round the corner we may meet A sudden tree or standing stone; That none have seen but we alone.” —Bilbo Baggins JRR Tolkien Prize Possession: Bradley, family, The Sunshine.” Pet Peeve: Waiting, novacaine. Favorite Saying: “I know.” Future and Fame: Marriage, work outdoors, stay happy. Chair. Neil Young albums, at Tom. Michele, and Bob’s. “August Acres Music Festival”, Bluegrass, munchies, my V-dub. 73 Laura Lee Hyjek “When you love someone you prove you exist. Favina Basketball-1,2, 3.4; Chorus-1,2,3.4; District-3.4: Jr. Miss-4. Prize Possession: Jeff, family, friends, memories. Pet Peeve: Sue Benson, snobs, rednecks. Favorite Saying: “I don’t know.” Future and Fame: Travel, marriage, to go to night school. Brown eyes, brown hair, basketball, silly, Polish. 74 Michelle Alane Kathan “It is better to get up late and be awake, than to get up early and be asleep all day!” J.V. Field Hockey-1; Art Club-1; Magazine Drive-1, 2; Winter Carnival- 1.2, 4; Band-1,2; Chorus-1,2, 3; District All-State Music Festival-1,2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff-2, 3; J.V. Girls’ Basketball Manager-3; Rutland Vo- Ed-3; R.S.V.P. Dance Marathon-3,4; Jr. Miss-4. Prize Possession: Family, friends, memories. Pet Peeve: People who cannot forgive others; people yelling at me. Favorite Saying: “Are you serious!” “WRONG!!” Future and Fame: College; Retail Management. Talking, at the “Zoo”, cruising the streets of Ludlow (on foot!), sunsets, G.M.U.H.S., bumming rides, parties. Grand Union, with Boo, laughing, always late, sleeping, Shel, smiling, dizzy, munchies. 75 Cynthia Dee Lambert “Wear a smile and have friends; Wear a frown and have wrinkles.” FHA-l, 2, 3,4; District Meeting-1, 2, 3,4; State Meeting-2, 3,4; National Meeting-4; State News Reporter-4; Leadership Conference-4; Assistant Editor of the Banner-4; Cheerleading-1, 2; Softball-2; Cross Country-3; Pep Club-4; Junior Miss-4; Runner-Up-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-4; Newspaper-2,3. Prize Possession: Family, friends, memories. Pet Peeve: Getting poked in the ribs, Arlene Gruber. Favorite Saying: “Oh my God!” Future and Fame: Fashion Buyer, to be RICH. “Cynda”, Cyn da dee dee dee, with Michele, Sherry and Kelly, Rathskeller, clothes horse. 76 Michele Jennie Langello “Temper is what gets us in trouble; Pride is what keeps us there.” Mark Twain Band-1,2; Growth Group-1, 2; Girls’ Basketball Manager and Statistician-3,4; Junior Miss-4; Debate-3; Pep Club-4; Secretary of Pep Club-4; Winter Carnival-3,4; Assistant Editor of the Yearbook-4; Newspaper-2,3.4; Philosophy Committee-4; FHA-1,2, 3,4; FHA District Meeting-3,4; FHA State Meeting-3; Secretary of FHA-4. Prize Possession; Family, memorabilia. Italian heritage, moving films. Pet Peeve: Decisions, starers, BSE. Favorite Saying: “Giggle, Giggle, Giggle.” Future and Fame: Social Psychology, and eventually Peace Corps. Chelle, Gello. 4' 10 , Guinea, pessimist, stuffed animals, arguing, Farm House Lodge, working??? with Laura, with Cyndi and Janet, QUIET???, flatlander, Peter Pan get away shoes, jokes, correction tape. 77 Carol Lynn Laundry God created man. Saw what he had done, said to himself, If at first you don't succeed try. try. again ...” And then he created woman. Class Secretary-1: Varsity Soccer Cheerleader-1: Varsity Basketball Cheerleader-1.2. 3.4: Captain Basketball Cheerleaders-4: Varsity Softball-3; R.S.V.P. Dance Marathon-2.3: Winter Carnival-1. 3.4: Chorus-3: Vt. All State Music Festival-4: Pep Club-4: Drama-4: Junior Miss-4; Newspaper-3. Prize Possession: Understanding family and friends, guitar, stereo. Ma and Pa Garrow. license, memories. Pep Peeve: S.A.B.. studying, zits. saying good-bye. Favorite Saying: Where's my Keys? Where is the party? Future and Fame: Daytona Beach College Short, toe touch, rah-rah girl, letter writer. Oldsmobile. WAAF, Pollock, naturalist, dancer. Lawridge Hts. 78 Cheryl May Lienhard “Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live today.” Field Hockey-1, 2, 3; Softball-1,2; Banner Staff-4; F.H.A.-I.2; Winter Carnival-1,2. 3, 4. Prize Possession: Seb, my parents, my Pinto. Pet Peeve; Diets. Favorite Saying: “Decent!” Future and Fame: U.V.M.; C.P.A. With Steve, skiing, with Everett and Joyce, CDB, Pinto. The Hatchery, laughing, Sebby, parties, nice clothes, always late, munch-outs. sunsets, “the falls.” 79 Mary Veronica Maglione A friend is like the changing of day and night. He who says he is a friend brings only darkness, while he who proves he is a friend shines through with the brightness of light.” Junior Miss-4; Pep Club-4; F.H.A.-3. 4. Prize Possession: Family. Tommy, special friends and memories. Pep Peeve; bills, saying good-bye. not being with Tommy. Favorite Saying: “Youse guys . “G'head . “Excellent! Future and Fame: Looking forward to a beautiful life that Tommy and I will share as one. Daydreamer. argumentative, talkative. N.J.. heels. Fox Run. with Sue. Carol. Betsy or Nell. 80 Mark Timothy Martell Better to give kindness than to receive kindness.” Basketball-1; Boy’s Manager for Basketball-4; Photography Club. Vo- Ed-4. Prize Possessions: Ring, hat, fishing equipment. Pet Peeve: Smart alec people. Favorite Saying: “You duh Frenchman.” Future and Fame: Undecided. Chunk, large, lovable. 81 Raymond William Martel “Appreciate the special things in life; for we know not how long they will last.” Soccer-1, 2, 3,4; Baseball-1,2, 3,4; Winter Carnival-1,2, 3. 4; Pep Club- 4; Advisory Committee-3,4. Prize Possession: Family, friends, memories. Pet Peeve: 6:00, hearing a certain girl always saying NO!, falling out of trees. Favorite Saying:“Later,” “Dyno.” Future and Fame: Navy, to be a great chef, family. Curly black hair. Lawridge Heights, parties, girls (sometimes), late to Sociology, sports, likes people, Bronco, Fox Run. 82 Steven Ray McCullough People are born and people die but “Our” lives will live eternally.” Baseball-1,2, 3,4; J.V. Baseball-1,2; Basketball-1,3,4; J.V. Basketball- 1: Soccer-4; Drama-2; V.l.C.A. Vice President-3; V.I.C.A.- President Auto Class-4; Vo-Ed-3,4; Co-Op-4: Winter Carnival-1,2, 3,4; Hot Lunch-2,3; Band-1,2; Chorus-1. Prize Possession: Debbie, Family. Pet Peeve: Being without Debbie, not being able to prove myself. Favorite Saying: “Hey, Bucko!” Future and Fame: Automotive Technician, Marriage. 6'0 . dark brown hair, hazel eyes, dark complexion, “Steverino”, Luigi, Muckaluck, noises, whistling, with Marty. Debbie, muscles, mechanic, piano, drums. 83 Floyd Raymond Miele,Jr. “If you’re going to do something, go for it all, otherwise don’t do it.” Basketball-1,2.3,4; MI P-2; Baseball-2,3,4; Ml P-2; MVL All Star-3; Soccer-3,4; All Opponents Team-4; Player of the Week-4; Tri-Captain- 4; Vice President-3; Student Council Representative-4. Prize Possession: Family, friends, office help, Benson. Pet Peeve: Referees, broken bones, Arlington. Favorite Saying: “Go for the gusto!” Future and Fame: Building, Construction, Carpentry. Guinea,jock, Italian, temper, WILD BILL'S PIANO MOVERS, Josselyn’s camp, “Beatle”. Jack’s sandwiches. 84 Laurel Lee Perrino “There are two things one should not worry about... Things one can do something about; things one cannot do anything about.” Field Hockey-1, 2; Basketball-1; Softball-2.4; Gymnastics-3; Chorus-2, 3; Spanish Club-2,3; French Club-4; Gymanstics Show-2,3; Banner Staff-4; Drama Club-4; Pep Club-4; Ballet Club-4; Junior Miss-4. Prize Possessions; God, family, friends, and my Camera. Pet Peeve: Inconsiderate people, final exams. Favorite Saying: “Could you explain that again, please?”, “Tres Bien!” Future and Fame: Social Work, or Photography. Dark brown hair, camera, short, talented, naturalist, humerous, happy, graceful. 85 Sandra Ann Perron “In everything you do, put God first, and He will direct you and crown your efforts with success.” Proverbs 3:6 Basketball-1; Softball-2,4; Jr. High Manager-3; Physical Education Assistant-1,2,3,4; Tutor of the first grade-4; Winter Carnival-2, 3,4; Drama-4; Hot Lunch Assistant-1,2,3,4; Newspaper-2,3,4; Library Assistant-4; Band-4; District Festival-4. Prize Possession: My life in Christ, my family, friends. Pet Peeve: Plastic people, term papers, pea soup. Favorite Saying: “Yeah right,” “I don’t know, “anyways”. Future and Fame: Music Ministry. Pip, brown eyes, in the gym, with Cindy Bungler, playing guitar or trumpet, always singing, “Motor Mouth!” 86 Amy Marie Pickielnok “The road to success is always under construction.” J.V. Field Hockey-1, 2; Varisty Field Hockey-3,4; J.V. Basketball-2, 3; J.V. Softball-1; Varsity Softball-2, 3,4; FHA-1,2, 3, 4; Secretary of FHA-3; FHA District Meeting-1,2,3,4; FHA State Meeting-1,2,3; Youth Leadership-3; Class Treasurer-1, 2,3,4; F.B.L.A.-4; Newspaper Staff-2.3; Band-1,2; Girls’State Alternate-3; Pep Club-4; Banner-4. Prize Possession: Family, friends, “Goldie.” Pet Peeve: S. L., people who lie, homework. Favorite Saying: “Cut it out”, “Stop it.” Future and Fame: Work. PERFECT, Pollock, sports, McDonald’s, with John, skiing, always late, PICK, with Sylvia, England, jeans and Dunhams, J.W.T., Racer, The Inn. 87 Elizabeth Breslin Reavis “You cannot change the truth, but the truth can change you.” Pep Club-1.4; Jr. Miss-4. Prize Possession: Family, friends, future plans. Pet Peeve: Mornings, school, knowing what people are going to say before they say it. Favorite Saying: Y’aH”. “I'm tired. I want to go to bed.” Future and Fame: Travel, acting, criminology. Tall, dark hair, glasses, moody, traveler, grapefruit juice, with Geri. Mimi, Carol, and Cheryl, “Mimi... where’s the road?!!?”, dreamer. The Winchester. Charlie Daniel’s Band. 88 Lawrence James Rogers Not until we are lost do we begin to understand ourselves. Thoreau Soccer-1. 2. 3.4: Captain-3.4: Varsity Basketball-1. 2. 3.4: Varsity Baseball-1.2. 3.4: Boys' State-3: Student Council-1. 2. 3,4; Pep Club-4: Newspaper-3: Winter Carnival-1, 2. 3.4: Fall Carnival-4. Prize Possession: Family, friends. Gene ann. Pep Peeve: U.C.L.A.'s. losing playoff games. Favorite Saying: “Yeah, right. Future and Fame: College Jimmy. Rocky. V.W., at Gaiotti’s, athletic. Larry, with Gene Ann. California. Pinkham Notch. 89 Brian Alan Roundy “Today is for dreaming, while tomorrow is for doing.” Cross Country-1.2. 3.4: J.V. Basketball-1: Varsity Basketball-3.4: J.V. Baseball-2: Varsity Baseball-3.4. Prize Possession: Record collection, memories, friends, family. Pet Peeve: Injuries, disco, homework, sitting on the bench, the Dallas Cowboys. Favorite Saying: “I didn't do anything! Future and Fame: Rock V Roll. AEROSMITH. brown eyes, women. Disco Destruction, “Saturday Night Live. listening to WLS. WAAF. the Reds, the Rams, art class, troublemaker. 90 Sheryl Lee Scales Faith is knowing there is an ocean, because you have seen a brook.” Class Treasurer-1: Class Vice-President-3: Model U.N.-3: Girls’ State-3; F.H.A.-I. 2; Pep Club President-4; Jr. Miss-4: Student Representative to the School Board-4: Drama Club-4; Boys' Basketball Statistician-4; Band-1,2. 3; Banner Editor-4; Newspaper-2. 3,4: Cross-Country-1. 2. 3: Most Improved Runner-2. Prize Possession: Sunrise picture, friends who don’t leave you when the going gets tough. Pet Peeve: Being called Sheryl, having too many things due at once. Favorite Saying; What do you want?”, “... so I said to myself. “Self!”. Future and Fame; Biomedical Photography, to paint white lines on highways. Sherry, in the dark-(room), always late, bungling. ENGLAND, singing about the bananas. WILD BILL'S PIANO MOVERS, waiting for the sun to come up. When you remember me. If you remember me. I hope you see It's not the way I want it to be. Or I’d be with you now. But wherever you go. My love goes with you. 91 Randall David Smith “I’ve seen a lot of people that thought they were cool, but, then again, I've seen a lot of fools. Lynard Skynard Soccer-3,4; Tri-Captain-4; Baseball-3,4; Winter Carnival-1, 2,3,4; Pep Club-4. Prize Possession; Family, guitar, friends, the Martel family. Pet Peeve: Worn out strings, getting up at 7 a.m., riding the bus. Favorite Saying: Dynamite! Future and Fame: Pilot, Rock n’ Roll Star, Millionaire. Jeans, sunsets, Lawridge Hts., cabin, parties, guitar, hunting, skiing. Peace Pipe, Upper Burrow. You are unique as there never has been, there isn’t now, and, there never will be another you. You are someone very special. 92 Luigi Raffaele Valente When I do something right no one remembers; When I do something wrong no one forgets.” Varsity Soccer-2, 3,4; Newspaper-1,4; Winter Carnival-1, 2,3,4; School Board Representative-3; U.V.M. Junior Conference-3; Boys’ State-3; Drama-4; Girls’ Basketball Co-Manager-4. Prize Possession: Family, friends, restaurant. Pet Peeve: Broken bones, getting up in the morning. Favorite Saying: “Life’s rough”, “Cut me a break.” Future and Fame; College, U.S. Army. Weege”, Italian, tall, chunky, temper, crazy, in trouble, weekends, parties, eating, McDonalds, pizza, talking, moody, loud, munchies, tunes, California, Chevy, crusin’ with the guys. 93 Sylvia Dawn Varga “It takes less time to do a thing right than to explain why you did it wrong.” Longfellow Varsity Field Hockey-1.2, 3,4: Most Valuable Player-2. 3; Junior Varsity Basketball-1; Varsity Basketball-2, 3, 4; Varsity Softball-1, 2, 3, 4: Band- 1; Class Representative for Student Council-1,2,3,4; Vice President-3; District-1, 2.3,4; State Convention-1, 2. 3: National Honor Society-3,4; Vice President-4; Pep Club Vice President-4; Girls’ State-3; Banner-4. Prize Possession: Memorabilia, Ma and Dad, BR, and Kermit. Pet Peeve: Liars, fighting with Keith, losing things. Favorite Saying: “No! You can’t!” Future and Fame: Lawyer. 5'1 , sports, food, crazy, parties, the Audi, laughing, 4 seasons, weekends, Levis, dunhams, Okema, the Inn, Marshall Tucker, singing. England, with Laura, blue, Boston. Ma. friends, between 2 and 4 a.m.. Red Sox, with Senior friends, always late. 94 Cheryl Ann Hill Warren “To love and be loved are the two most important things in life.” FHA-2.4: FHA State Meeting 2; Recreation Leader-2,3; Manager for basketball-3. Pet Peeve: Two faced people, waking up, fighting with Ray. Prize Possession: Raymond, friends, Shelli. Favorite Saying: “It’s cold in here. I’m cold!” Future and Fame: Family. Short, black hair, green eyes, smiling, friendly, fun to be with Ray, married, out going. Blue Jeans, always willing to help. 95 Michael W. Wilson Since man has dwelled on this planet, he has taken a lot from nature. Soon nature will start taking from man. Vo-Ed-3,4. Prize Possession: Friends, stereo, beer bottle collection. Pet Peeve: Two-faced people, disco music. Future and Fame: Electrical Engineer. 5'11 . blue eyes, with Janet. iiy to an amb brilliance, we seniors final peaijwe ill strive for; it's final peajwe ill strive for; it s homewq c. dpefctkyis. and our I tomorrow, giving Jf the chance 1 f -j ' 96 Class Taxi Drivers Class Gigglers Most Mischievous Best All Around Quietest Cutest Dimples 98 Best Dancers Class Nationalists Class Individuals Class Pests 99 TIMES OF YOUR LIFE it’s hard to find the memories you left behind. Remember... And suddenly Good morning, yesterday. You wake up and time has slipped away. Do you remember? The laughter and the tears, the shadows I 1 seen. Remember. .. And all the others in between the good the bad you've of misty times and yesteryears Do you remember? the joy and the sorrow. Put them away You get to tomorrow. 103 Here comes the setting sun. are passing one by one. So gather Remember ... Do You Remember? THE TIMES OF YOUR LIFE. YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ... AT BRHS Mr. and Mrs. James Beauchain Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickielnok Mr. and Mrs. Allen Burton Mrs. Laura Dailey Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maglione Mr. and Mrs. Michael Langello Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Donald Laundry Mrs. Judith Billings Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blais Mr. and Mrs. John Collins Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gurdak Laura Lienhard Jeff Lienhard Sr. Mr. Bruce Holt Mr.and Mrs. Floyd Miele Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Varga Mr. and Mrs. Laurice Rogers Mr.and Mrs. Robert Perron Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Baker Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Packert David Baker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gurdak Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bostock Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Firkey Mr. and Mrs. Tuure Tofferi Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Valente Mr. and Mrs. Deryl Stowell Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pace Mrs. Priscilla Welch William E. Crozier Mr. John Laskevich Mr. and Mrs. John Witalec Ms. Bette Renaud Mr. and Mrs. John Gurdak Dr. and Mrs. John Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Gary Baack Robert Frappier Cindy Chaffee Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pollender Kim Pike Stephen Ellsworth Bragg Mad Wives Stable Dale Everett, Mandi and Aaron Bill and Evelyn Garrow Mrs. Hazel Fenn Mr.and Mrs. Frank Pickielnok Mrs. Everett Cahill Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Martel 106 WILL BILL'S PIANO MOVERS 107 An hour with us and you'll want to move! CHEVROLET AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE New and Used Cars and Trucks Fisher Plows and Parts 24 Hour Wrecker Service BENSON'S CHEVROLET INC. Ludlow, Vt. 16 Pond St. 108 228 4000 Best Wishes Class of '80 From Mt. Holly, Vt. 259 2479 DelmerTurco James Poepoe Excavating Concrete Landscaping Commercial Sand Residential Gravel Floors, Walls Sewer Systems Footings ERICKSEN ASSOCIATES, INC. A Rt. 100 North Ludlow, Vt. 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That's because it is the symbol of NAPA. NAPA is over 50 years old, and in that half century NAPA parts and NAPA people have earned a reputation for quality products, pro- fessional service, fast delivery and fair prices. Today that sign stands for over 110,000 top quality parts, many better than original equipment. So, whenever you need professional, dependable service, look for the blue and gold NAPA sign. You can count on it. Quality parts, ' Professional service Adams Automotive Supply 16 Pleasant Street Ludlow, Vermont ----228-8815 Compliments of Compliments of KESMAN'S ECONOMY STORE Clothing and Footwear for the entire family. William and Rose Kesman WILDWOOD FLORIST SHOPPE Complete Florist Service and Plants Tel. 228-5142 140 Main St. TONY'S Ludlow, VT Across From the Library MARKET TYSON GENERAL STORE Fresh Swift Meat Route 100 Tyson. VT Cavendish, Vermont Open 7 days a week 802 228 5287 117 Independently Owned and Operated by Kathy and Bruce Parks Shop by Phone 228 4541 THE WAYSIDE STORE jpub!2lf A Country Store Serving Lunch 6 Dinner from 1 1:30 A.M. 7 Days a Week Rt. 103 1 ' 2 South ot Ludlow 1 L. and O. Weiser, Proprietors Homemade Specials Daily from $ 1.95 Happy Hour 5-7 Monday-Friday Proctorsville, Vermont MARYW. DAVIS Realtor and Associates, Inc. Ludlow Shopping Plaza Ludlow, Vermont 05149 802 228 8811 802 228 5123 —Residence Acousti-phase P 0. Box 207 Proctorsville,Vermont 05153 118 THE SEWARD FAMILY RESTAURANTS and Ice Cream Give Their Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 MACK MOLDING COMPANY Cavendish, Vermont the „ ILlf THEHUGGABLE BUTCHER SHOP M|f|CHESt|K ™ INN-MOTEL Vi restaurant All meats cut to your specific request. Full sides and hind quarter orders freezer wrapped. Fish available Lobster on special order Complete delicatessen Party platters ‘Sandwiches made to order Call ahead and your order will be ready on arrival. Village Mall 26 Main St. Ludlow, Vt. 228-5225 TIMBER INN MOTEL Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Natural Foods Route 103 The Village of Ludlow, Vermont 05149 Tel. 802 228 3841 802 228 8666 .— . Q Black River Market j Village Mall 228-5343 I Congratulations From The Browns Echo Cake Jhh ! THE CHARM of OLD VERMONT A Four Seasons Inn EAST HILL EQUIPMENT CORP. Ludlow, VT (802) 228-2862 Tucker Sno-Cat Sales and Service 122 Congratulations 1 Ok©II10 Mountain Ludlow, Vermont 123 JOHN G. PLUTA INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Ludlow Ins. Agency, Inc. 150 Main St. Ludlow, VT 05149 FOX RUN RESORT Mobil Golf — Swimming — Tennis Ice Skating — X-Country Skiing Wedding — Parties — Banquets Mechanical Work Major and Minor Repairs 228 8871 E. T. Bedell, Jr. Owner Operator FEEDS Pioneers in Animal Nutrition since 1868 RUSSELL STOCKER SON RFD Ludlow, VT 05149 Telephone: 228 7279 MICK'S MOBIL 195 Main St. Ludlow, Vermont 05149 Phone 228-4900 Andover Street Ludlow, Vermont Phone 228-31 11 Compliments of Donald R. Ellison Licensed Broker Frank P. Ellison Licensed Salesman Joyce D. Ellison Licensed Salesman REAL ESTATE SERVICE Phone 228 401 I 156 Main St., Ludlow, VT (802)228-2381 JARVI'S RADIO TV William Jarvi 122 Main St. Owner-Manager Ludlow, Vermont 05149 IRA BELKNAP AND SON Cavendish, Vermont 05142 802 226 7750 Lumber — Building Material — Hardware — Garden Supplies Congratulations to the Class of '80 ROSE'S INC. Andover Street Rt. 100 South Ludlow, Vermont 05149 ROSE’S INC. Phone 802-228-8012 Newt Rose, Proprietor THE HIDEAWAY MOTEL CAMPGROUNDS Wishes the Class of 1980 All Life's Best BUILDING MATERIALS EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING CARLISLE'S TACKLE BOX • Plywood • Plumbing Supplies • Electrical Supplies • Hardware • Mill Work • Hond Power Tools Variety Store R.F.D. Box 228 Cavendish, Vt. 05142 BRIDGE Mon - Sot 7:30-5:00 228-8891 • Point • Insulotion • Roofing • Doors Windows • Moson Materiols LUDLOW Congratulations to the Class of 1980 RUTLAND SAVINGS RANK The friendly bank. Since 1850 Member FDIC Merchants Row and Center St. Rutland, Vt. 05701 Telephone: 773-4375 77 Woodstock Avenue Rutland, Vt. 05701 Telephone: 773-33 11 Manchester Shopping Center Manchester, Vt. 05254 Telephone: 362-3226 Ludlow Shopping Plaia Ludlow, Vt. 05149 Telephone: 228-8821 Bennington Square Bennington, Vt. 05201 Telephone: 447-7522 126 Best Wishes From CLOPAY DOOR PRODUCT DIVISION Pleasant Street Ext. Ludlow, Vermont Tel. (802) 228-8861 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 EARL J. WASHBURN rt Nationwide is on your side NATIONWIDE INSURANCE ■xu . m •■V . I 5','sAs. .• 1 ‘i � Li, (3nn Jljwxiut finion, Jft. 05058 802-672-3748 vv GREEN MOUNTAIN - SUGEMOBSE - RFD1 Ludlow,Vt.05149 802 228-7151 Compliments to Senior Class GREEN MOUNTAIN SUGAR HOUSE Maple Products, Strawberry Growers, Cider Mill 127 PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS A Weekly Newspaper Serving the Towns of Ludlow, Cavendish, Chester, Andover, Plymouth, Mount Holly and Weston, Vermont 72 Main Street Ludlow, Vermont Tel. (802 228 88 17) THE GILL ODD FELLOWS HOME 8 Gill Terrace Ludlow, Vt. 05149 Tel. 228 4571 Intermediate Nursing Care Community Care Home — Level I We give personalized attention in a homelike environment. Joseph Girouard, Administrator Member Vermont Health Care Association and American Health Care Association