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

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SEVENTH (Bottom L lo R) Kelly Adams,Sandra Ahonen. Michael Baker. Gregory Benson, Wilman Blanchard, Donna Bostock, Shannon Broe, Sandra Brown. James Call. William Davis. (2nd L to R) Vicki Edwards. Paul Emery. Rodney Ewing, Brenda Garrow, Scott Garrow Melissa Gerry, Craig Goodman, Donald Griffin, Sam Haddock, Dawn Hannon. Dean Hewitt. (3rd E to R) Jack Koponcn Aprii Lawrence Jon Lienhard, Lance Luman. Myria Marro, Chris Miele, Michael Murray, Martin O’Connor. Jeff Olson, Howard Paul, Peter Perkins (4th L to R) Alfred Pctclle, David Rabow, Michael Rogers. Randall Roundy, Michelle Shatuck, Brian Stocker, Heather Tyrrel ) C SwCCt' Jody Tay,or’ KeII ' v nGuildcr, Carole Webb. Tammy Whitaker. Penny Wu. Collier Yarish. (Absent: Samantha First Year at BRHS Filled With Activities The school doors opened on September 7, 1982 with this group of kids eagerly waiting to enter B.R.H.S. for the first time. This was a different experience for them, meeting new friends, having new teachers every period, and beginning at the bottom of the school again. Although all this was new, they took advantage of the opportunities offered to them and enjoyed the year with activities like basketball, skiing, soc- cer, and softball. They also participated in such events as tennis, swimming, collecting stickers and baseball cards, riding horses, reading science fiction and mystery stories, and listening to hard and country rock music.

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Summer The season of Summer, almost everyone’s favorite, was spent playing sports, vacationing, and just plain “taking it easy,” while B.R.H.S. was being spruced up with new windows. It was the season for being with friends and remembering the activities of the school year past.

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New Faculty Fritz Wendlant Our new music instructor, Mr. Fritz Wendlant, was born and raised in Hanover, New Hampshire and attended Keene State College. He is also the director for the stage band, marching band, and concert band, all of which have been very successful. Mr. Wendlandt’s interests lie in hiking, camping, scuba diving, woodworking, leathercraft and he enjoys all varieties of music. Our Business Ed. teacher, Mrs. Joy Donnelly, is not new to all of us here at Black River as she is one of our own graduates. She is filling in for Michael Marquis who is on leave in France. Joy Donnelly Mrs. Donnelly attended Simmons College in Boston, Ma., obtaining a B.A. in Business Education and continuing on to U.V.M. to earn a Master’s. She enjoys collecting antiques and study- ing history along with listening to classical and rock music. Miss Ginny Tremblay, our new Home Economics teacher, is traditionally sponsoring F.H.A. The oldest of nine children, she is originally from Tewksbury, Ma., continuing her education at Framingham State College. Miss Trembley enjoys taking advan- tage of the outdoors biking, camping, canoeing and scenery peak- ing at the Vt. mountains that she loves. Being a new teacher at B.R.H.S. she is constantly organizing with Homework! Homework! Homework! Ginny Trembley