Essex Junction High School - Joy Yearbook (Essex Junction, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

« The 1969 Tri-Sabre Essex Junction High School Essex Junction, Vermont Co-Editors-in-Chief: Karen Leary Hayley Parkes Doug Chamberlain Faculty Advisors: Mrs. Unterman Mr. Williams 4 Table of Contents Faculty and Administration Seniors Underclassmen Activities Features Sports Retrospect Advertisements 5 Dedication We, the class of 1969 would like to dedicate the Tri-Sabre to Steven Ferreira, a man who has gained the respect and friendship of all the students at Essex High. He has instilled a positive sense of competitiveness in the team members who were always willing to please their coach, and has been an equal success in his class because of his great interest in the academic development of his students. rm Faculty and Administration 9 Mr. Taft It has been a most rewarding experience to work with the Class of 1969 during the past four years. Your wide range of talents have contributed greatly to our program. I congratulate you both as a class and as individuals for your many accomplishments and wish you every success for the future. Sincerely, Chester M. Taft II Familiar Faces Custodians Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Francis 12 ‘Gladys’ Mr. Sid Williams M.D. Dept. Chairman English Mr. Kirk Bosworth Miss Mary Parker 14 Mrs. Sharon Record Mrs. Irina Unterman Miss Joanne White Miss Liz Durick Mrs. Judy MacDonald 15 Social Studies Mr. Howard O’Neil Dept. Chairman Pictures Not Available Mr. Craig Echo Mr. Hannan Mr. James Carter Mr. Brian Nelligan Mr. Bernard Parizo 17 Fe Co Ni Cu Zn fc fe c Ru Rh Pd A9 Cd I % t Os Ir Pt Au Tl PF fk tv ,K L tv Jt Eu Cd Tb ' .A-- 'b I Mr. Alden Walcott, Dept. Chairman, and Mrs. Sandra Levenson Science Picture not available: Mr. Robert Hall Mrs. Lee Satterfield Mr. JefF Grant 18 Miss Ethylyn Foster, Dept. Chairman Mrs. Barbara Williams Mathematics Pictures not available: Mr. Homer Leggett, Miss Alison Bristol 19 Mr. J. C. Tremblay Dept. Chairman Languages Mrs. Sherry Starr 20 Miss Nancy Parsons 21 23 Mr. Steve Ferreira 26 Seniors 27 President’s Message To the Class of 1 969 Michael Gobin During my four years at E.J.H.S. I have seen the growth of maturity and spirit in the Class of 1969. Friendships that may very well last a lifetime have been established. We cannot forget either our accomplishments or failures since both will remain with us for the rest of our lives. I would like to take this opportunity to wish all the members of the Class of 1969 good luck in their future plans, whether they are entering college, going in the armed services, or in the business world. Mike Gobin Class President 28 NILS AAS Friendly Norwegian Likeable devil Always on the move An asset to our class Soccer 4; Drama 4 LORRAINE BASHAW Friendly Brunette-blonde Ambitious Giggles galore STEVEN ABAIR Dragster Friendly store-keeper Hurls a baseball Flirtatious Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country Mgr. 1; Jr. Prom Comm 3 RICHARD BASILIERE Outspoken Tendency to get lost Latin scholar Horseman PAMELA AGUIRRE “Deer-slayer” Accident prone Horse-lover Life of the party Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey 4; Jr. Prom 3; Sadie Hawkins 4; Kake Walk 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Dollars for Scholars 4; Typing pool 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Magazine sale 4 BONNIE BEAN Takes on any task Future in business Diligent book-sitter Commentator 2, 4; Jr. Achievement 3; Library Aid 9, 12 JOHN BEANE Jolly Likes horse lovers Baker An all-around manager Soccer 2, Manager 3; Baseball manager 2, 3 PAUL BENNET Quiet Thoughtful Chessplayer PATRICIA BEAUPRE “Little Beaup” Speedy on the court Sports fan Smiley personality Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Typing pool 4 CLAUDETTE BESSETTE “Little Papoose” Easy Going Sincere Sociable Drama 1, 4; Yearbook 4 CHARLES BECHTEL Gymnast Pumps Atlantic gas The Great Hunter Big” car driver Soccer 1; Track 1; Gym 2, 4; Cross-country 2 JANICE BILLINGS Likes GE workers Fun-loving Often seen on Whitcomb Road Basketball I, 2; Gym 2, 4; Drama 1, 2; Typing 4 MARGARET BLANCHARD Mild curiosity Silent and sincere JAMES BOOZAN Quiet Likes to trade cars Steady dater Gym JOANNE BLANCHETTE Shy Waitress “Sunny” face Likes mechanics LINDA BOUTIN Best looking Hospital secretary Lime-Cyprus lover LINDA BLANCHETTE Full of laughs Chatterbox Charming personality Volleyball 2; Field Hockey 1 NOELLA BOUTIN Active in the kitchen Pleasingly pleasant French Club 2; Glee Club 2 STEPHEN BROCK Quiet Rides a yellow horse Baseball JV LINDA BRUNETT Rides with the wind Captivating Carefree SANDY BROOKS Jolly Naturally nice Pleasing manner ALICE BUSHEY Witty Outspoken Real individual In and out of mischief 32 ALAN CASSAVOY Stoop at the Wheel Sophisticated Likes ages past Golf team. Chess Club GARY CONE Hockey Star Good Defense man Friendly Steady dater Hockey team 1, 2, 3, 4 DOUGLAS CHAMBERLAIN The “Brain Intellectual Hard worker Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer Mgr. 4; Basketball Mgr. 4; Model U.N. 2; Math Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3; Drama 2 PAMELA COOPER Flowing raven locks Opinionated Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Kake Walk 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Jr. Prom 3 CHRISTOPHER CLARK Motor cyclist Tiny Falcons with racing stripes Gym; Tennis; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Ski Club MARY CRANDALL Fun-Loving, Perri “Great Escape Rustles up a storm European traveler Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Kake Walk 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 1; secretary 2 KAREN CUSSON Little “Mickey” Fun loving Colorful hair Drifts toward Winooski DONNA DIKE Hails from Colchester Witty Snappy personality Strawberry-blonde HARRY CUTTING Long and lean Likeable Golden personality Jr. Achievement 3; Ski Club 4 JAMES DONOVAN A jolly enthusiast Good friend to have Not a party pooper Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom 3; Tennis 2; Sadie Hawkins 4; Jr. Achievement 4 PATRICIA DEWEY Tempest at typing Set plans for the future Typing pool JEANETTE EGOLF Shy, sweet, sincere Musically inclined Sits high in the saddle Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; All-State I, 2, 3, 4 NANCY ENNIS Animal-caller Whiz on the basketball court Zest for zany humor Basketball JV 2; Varsity 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2; Skits 1, 2; French Club 1, 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Jr. Prom; Freshman Reception LINDA FRANCIS Golden locks Easy to get along with Always willing to help STANLEY FLEURY Sarcastic Liquid supplier Carroll’s customer Joker Drama 2; French Club; Projection 2 JEFFREY FRIEDMAN Always on his back Always with a laugh Likeable Motorcyclist Drama Club 1, 2; Gymnastics 3, 4; Jr. Achievement; Jr. Prom MICHAEL FOSTER Would you believe Boris Karloff? Mod man Walker Drama Club 1, 2, 4; Commentator 1, 2, 3, 4 ALBERTA GAUTHIER “Bertie” Set for the future Frolicsome MICHAEL GOBIN Athletically inclined Blushes easily Sociologist Popular with classmates Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Gym 2, 3, 4; Class President 2, 3, 4; International Club Pres. 4 SUSAN HAWLEY Real horse lover All-Star basketball Caters to all at Gallop Hill Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Ski Club 2 HENRY GREENWOOD Happy natured Crazy over sports A fine woodsman Hockey NORMAN HEATH Likes hockey Whiz on the typewriter Future ventures unknown Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2; Projection Club 1 JUDI HAGADORN Carefree party gal, Gas pumper, rustles up a storm Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 KENNETH HEIL Smile Distinguished Future as a teacher Jr. Achievement 3, 4 KAREN HOGEL Rock’n Roll Swinger Alice in Wonderland” Versatile Future forecast bright Drama 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1; Jr. Achievement 3; Ski Club 1, 2 3, 4; Student Council 4 DEBORAH HUGHES Likes people Friendly Freckly personality Chorus MARTHA HOLLAND Tall and lean Quietness Well-informed Sincere COLLEEN IRISH “Silence” Diligence along with intelligence Drama; Chorus PATRICIA IRISH Spontaneous giggler Bombs in a little red bug Watch those curves! Twinkling eyes Freshman Reception; Jr. Prom; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Yearbook 4 MARTHA KELLY Full of success Friendly Swishes down the slopes Cheerleading 1, 2; Student Council 2; French Club; Band; Yearbook 4; Commentator GARY JUTRAS Hooked on one girl Quick witted Accident-prone Track Mgr. BRADLEY KENNISON Rugged athlete Hearty eater A whiz on the slopes Colorado, anyone? Soccer Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Jr. Prom; Jr. Class V.P. LINDA KEENE Potential actress ... Death by regret” Works hard Always a nice word Drama Club 1, 2, 4; French Club; Chorus MARLENE KERNER Basketball's her “thing Cheerful Lively Basketball JV 2; Varsity; Freshman Reception; Drama Club 2; Jr. Prom; Kake Walk 2, 3; Yearbook 4 DAVID KETCHAM Manager of all sports An ear for everything Expert chemist SUSAN LAIRD Lots of laughs, Bubbly blonde, One man gal ALBERT LAIRD Easy-going The wild blue yonder Always among friends MARGUERITE LARRABEE Maggie” Faithful to a certain boy Success as a secretary Library aid NANCY LAIRD Knack for history Cool and carefree Cordial SHARON-LEE LAWSON Easy-going manner Elle Parle francais” Sense of humor Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Magazine Sale 4 KAREN LEARY Avid worker, Personality Plus AFS Candidate, All-around girl French Club 1, 2; Drama Club; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council; Yearbook 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Editor ROBYN LEDOUX Headed for secretarial career Scintillating songstress Happy hellos Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Junior Prom; Yearbook JOHN LIMOGES Fun-loving, in his eyes ... A lover Fast-talking J.V. Football; Soccer; Track; Kake Walk 2; Junior Prom; Green Mountain Boys State SUSAN MARTELLE Amiable, reserved, A hard worker Chorus 40 JAMES McCAHEY Second Shakespeare Likeable, amusing and pensive JUDITH MOULTON Dodge Rebellion Girl Likes Air Guard Men Kake Walk 1, 2, 3; Track; Drama Club 2; Yearbook; Sadie Hawkins 4; J.A. Magazine Sale 4 ANNE MONAHAN Scouts around Slim gymnast Gracious Gymnast 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Kake Walk 1, 3; Yearbook 4; Music Man; French Club 2 JAMES MURRAY Neat, carefree Liked by all Class President 1; Junior Prom; J.A. Vice-president 4; Boys State 3 PHYLLIS MONGEON Camp by the lake and ... Pleasant, sensible and sociable SHARON MURRAY Funny Girl’ Beautiful hair-red! Thinks one Winooski lad is SPECIAL. A nurse to be. Drama Club 2; Ski Club 1; Senior Activities 1, 2 LINDA NELSON Friendly Active “Happy Talk” Likes an enlisted man! Student Council 3. 4; Ski Club 1, 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Dollars for Scholars I; Senior Activities 1, 2, 3, 4 KENDALL OSGOOD Mr. Sports with swift feet Smiling door-holder A sure success in any endeavor JUDY NEWELL Unique smile and expressive eyes Lover of peace and solitude Gracious DAVID OTIS Pat Paulsen humor “Lures” you in Always relaxed Half-masted eyes Cross country 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Hockey 4 CRAIG NOLAN Abominable ski-doer Unique Reserved and withdrawn Projector Club; Drama Club; Commentator HAYLEY PARKES Hails the British flag Feminine and will be “Your Honor” Tennis 2, 3, 4; Model U.N. Delegate 3; Yearbook Jr. ed. 3; editor 4 CATHY PERRIER Courageous Sparkling spirit Always time for friendship Chorus 1; Track 1; Cheering 2 DOUG PRIOR Quite the skiier A dead battery? Studious and sociable Junior Achievement 3, 4; French Club; Chess Club MARY JANE PICHE Our friend from Winooski Intelligent Warm personality REGGIE RANSOM Motor enthusiast Ever-friendly Dauntless, solid, and grinning Junior Achievement; Student Council 1, 2 MARYANN PILUS That girl from New York Ho-Jo worker Student Council 1; National Honor Society 1, 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Kake Walk 3, 4 DONNA REED Flowers galore Handy with a needle Winning smile Basketball 1, 2; Chorus 1; Commentator 3; Drama 4 MARTHA REED Essex Junior Miss Feminine Loves traveling the globe Music-lover Kakewalk 1, 2 National Honor Society 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 All State 4 Yearbook 4 BILL ROEDER Accident prone Yearns for New York Good defense man Skiis on land sea KEN RESI Man of diversified interests Creator of many moods Tall and talkative Hockey 2, 3, 4 Drama 2, 4 Cross Country 3 SUE ROY Compulsive talker Happy Howards” Loves to have fun Kake Walk 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 1, 2 Yearbook 3, 4 Gym Show 1 44 KATHY SCHWENN Talent in business Quiet, calm, and reserved Chorus 2; Junior Achievement 3; Commentator 4 DEBBIE SHORTSLEEVE “Mission Impossible Vivacious strawberry blonde, active Believes in “St. Nick Kake Walk 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Chorus 1, 2; Junior Prom 3, Student Council 3 CHRIS SEARLES Shy Hard worker Lunch table philosopher LINDA SMITH (SMIT) Lady Truckdriver “Cheaper by the Dozen Mischievous twinkle in her eye Drama 2; Yearbook 4; Commentator 2; Sadie Hawkins 4 VIRGINIA SNIDER Intellect Avid hiker Always thoughtful of others National Honor Society 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Drama Club 2, 4 Model U.N. 3 MARCIA STRASSBURG Real leader wit Intelligence Eyes for one guy Kake Walk 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 4, Drama Club 1, 2 LORRAINE SOLE Golden hair Lovely voice Studious Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Library Aide 3 Junior Prom 3 JIM SYLVESTER Tall, lean, and lanky Happy go lucky Pushes those carts Kitchen 1, 4 ANN STOWE Winning charm and personality Trail rides Lovely longlocks Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Kake Walk 3 French Club 1 DEBBIE TAFT Athletic Shopper Easy-going Outspoken Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Senior Activities DIANE TESSIER Petite, tidy, trim Handy with a comb PAMELA TORREY Likes Beany Cecil Mischievous Flirtacious McGettrick’s her second home DIANE THIBAULT Will “make out” fine in the future A merry miss DAVID TREMBLAY Unconventional Imitation hoodlum Comes late .. . goes home early ROBERT THOMPSON “8-Ball easy-going and casual •Steady, stable, and sociable LUCY TROMBLAY Cordial cook helper Shy, silent, and serene Commentator 1, 2, 4; Cafeteria Helper 4; Film Projectionist 1 CLARE TUDHOPE Ambitious, amiable. Sweet smile and warm personality Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Field Hockey 1, 2, 4; Track Field 1, 3 SANDRA WARNER Shy, studious Hard worker KATE TUDHOPE Always at that wheel Laughs a lot, amiable Chorus 1, 2; Drama 1, 2; Kake Walk 1 KAREN WEMMELMANN Enjoys skiing Interest in man Smiling Chorus 1, 2; French Club 1, 2; Ski Club 4 CATHE TURRE Efficient, neat, friendly Always happy Librarian Typing for Commentator PENNY WETHERBEE Cute, courteous Creative Fond of a certain dishwasher National Honor Society; Yearbook 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Activities 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2 PATTY WHITE Quiet Always busy DOLORES WILLIAMS RT’s her specialty Petite, pretty, peppy Helps cheer the team on Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Class officer 1, 3, 4 Gym show 1, 2 Gym team 2 Kake walking 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Bank 1, 2, 3 French Club 1, 2, 3 Girl’s varsity track 1 Junior Prom 3 Senior magazine sale 4 Freshman Reception 2 PATTY WOOD Bubbly, agile basketball player Chiffon-fingers, friendly Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls State delegate 3 Yearbook staff 4 Gymnastic team 1 Kake Walk 1, 2, 3 Freshman Reception 2 Intermural volleyball 3, 4 Junior Prom 3 Sadie Hawkins 4 Secretarial pool 4 49 BERNARD WRIGHT Shining star of P.O.D. class “I think he smokes?” Fast fearless Falcon fanatic VIRGINIA YANDOW Covers the goal Active in sports E. J. H. S. fan PAULA WRIGHT Shy, sweet, sincere, Loves that Charleston! MICHAEL ZITER Drifts toward the vineyard! A hint of hope Car lover Pictures Not Available Dave Adams William O’Brien Douglas Barnard Michael O’Grady Robin Barrows Steve Oliver Robert Bacheldor Ronald Page June Bessette Thomas Patrick Robert Blackmore Normon Perron James Brown Timothy Potvin Robert Cary Paul Prim Michael Esden Paul Provost Michael Fields George Scotton Frank Flemings Bette Shangraw Duncan Galbraith Patricia Stockwell Mark Gauthier Frank Thomas Arthur Hill Carol Tomko Arnold Hogan Charles Varney Thomas Jones Tom Ward James Lamore Brad Whitney Rosemary Marriott Michael Wilson Christopher Martin Terald Wilson Alfred Moreton Richard Workman Kevin Murdough Robert Ray George Newbury Glenn Rogers David Hughes American Field Service Nils Arve Aas When friends tell you about foreign countries, you often find yourself wanting to go there, too. This was what 1 was like. Responding to the Norse rover-instinct, maybe, I applied to go to the United States as an exchange student. During the year I have spent in Essex Junction, 1 have never once had any reason to regret that decision. Thanks to everybody in the community, 1 have had an exciting and very rewarding and interesting year. 1 am greatly indebted to my foster family, the Howes, to the high school staff and students, to the A.F.S. chapter and to all my friends for making this an unforgettable year for me. 1 feel that when 1 leave, a little of me will remain in Essex Junction, and I will be bringing a little of Essex Junction back to Norway with me. To all of you whom I came to know, I offer my most sincere thanks and the best of wishes for the time ahead. In deep appreciation Nils Arve Aas In Memoriam Peter Hagadorn Class of 1966 Thomas Fay Class of 1969 Death, Be Not Proud Death, be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so; For those whom thou think’st thou dost overthrow Die not, poor Death; nor yet canst thou kill me. From rest and sleep, which but thy pictures be, Much pleasure; then from thee much more must flow; And soonest our best men with thee do go— Rest of their bones and souls’ delivery! Thou’rt slave to fate, chance, kings, and desperate men, And dost with poison, war, and sickness dwell; And poppy or charms can make us sleep as well And better than thy stroke. Why swell’st thou then? One short sleep past, we wake eternally, And Death shall be no more: Death, thou shalt die! John Donne 53 Senior Superlatives Friendliest Patty Wood and Nils Aas Class Flirts Judi Hagadorn and Steve Abair 54 Class Clowns Pam Aquirre and John Limoges Best Dressed Hayley Parkes and Bob Howe 55 Best Personality Karen Leary and Mike Ziter Most Popular - Linda Smith and Mike Gobin Most Likely to Succeed - Martha Kelly and George Scotton Most Athletic - Carol Tomko and Brad Kennison Best Looking - Linda Boutin and Jim Murray Most Talented - Martha Reed and Dave Adams Most Versatile - Didi Williams and Frank Thomas Shyest - Joanne Blanchett and Chris Searles Senior Autographs 59 60 62 63 J u N I O R Front: P. Connor, K. Bertelson, T. Ketcham, J. Smith. B. Peck, A. Wadsworth, A. Lussier, J. Crowell, R French, S. Mathieu. Row 2: K. Thomas, J. Messimer, J. Coon, B. Hedenburg, M. Spaulding, L. Warner, R. Trayah, A. Perron. R. Keenan, D. Bushcy. Row 3: R. Vincent, F. Strope, Z. Tremblay, S. Tessicr, M. Scandore. M. Torrey, R. Kilburn. M. Briggs, J. Woodley, J. Gaboriault. Row 4: M. Stone, A. Charbonneau. M. Muir, K. Kelly. T. Cranford. C. Campbell, L. ChafTe, D. Truck, C. Johnson, A. Kennison. Front: B. Muir, H. Codding, K. Grady, D. Gonyeau, P. Lunderville, G. Burns, P. Mancuso, R. Bailey, M. Stegner. Row 2: D. Bickford, S. Lawrence, C. Martin, K. Zimmerman, P. Thompson, C. Bennett, D. Forsey, K. Swan, H. Briggs, J. Lee, C. Adams. Row 3: C. Demerritt, C. Pecor, C. Corley, H. White, V. Grover, D. Marshall, L. Machia, S. Nickerson, S. Philbirck, R. Button. Row 4: J. Jacobs, D. Lew, S. Simmons, M. Cross, S. Hebblethwaite, D. Sweet, K. Piro, R. Adams, G. Hill, P. Bent. 64 Front: G. Crombie, D. Companion, R. Lalancette, G. Degraff,' G. Reynolds, R. Liberty. D. Hanker, C. Cushing, C. Tucker, M. Ziter, S. Newell. Row 2: D. Dillon, J. Kennedy, R. Williams, P. Adams, J. Fields, M. Stevens, J. Spear, D. Hunter, G. Dudley, P. Skinner, S. Sorelle. Row 3: J. Cozzens, J. Lamb. S. Williams, L. Sole, L. Valway, R. Rouselle, R. Pudvah, S. Blanchard, B. Noyes, H. Bechtel. Row 4: J. Blair, J. Thomas. J. Yardow, K. McGettrick, T. Wimble, L. Gauthier, W. Nelson, L. Mauro, T. Scarlcs, M. Piduzzi. Row • R. Provost, R. Liberty. R. Pouliot. Front: B. Eschelbach. M. St. Peter, R. Piche, L. Carpenter, P. Hill, K. Taylor, J. Smith, A. Burroughs. J. LaCass, M. Jarett. Row 2: D. Meyers, S. McEwing, P. Thompson, K. Reed, S. Begims, C. Yantz, M. Powers, R. Fanton, O. Gay, L. Farr. Row 3: J. Laramee, D. Smith, D. Healy, Y. Bessette, L. Williams, B. Bouck, J. Gamsby, P. Pratt, M. Patterson, D. Prior. Row 4: M. Tudhope. W. White, T. Stearns. S. Mongeon. W. Ashley, C. Howard. K. Schlupp, B. Roberts. W. Reed. P. Otis. s o p H Front: M. Remillard. C. Gomez, D. Boutin. E. Folino, B. Millard, N. Lovgrcn. M. Stuart. M. Griswold, C. Buskcy, E. Newell. Row 2: V. Lepage, A. Thibault, P. Brown, M. Grady, D. Francis, N. Powell, J Carr, J. Hickey, J. Miller. J. Cater. Row 3: M. Alger. F. Gravelle, P. Haines. C. Como, J. Smith. M. Guyette. W. Bickford, A. Demore. R Hawley. S. Regimbald. Row 4: M. Hathaway. P. Begin, D. Shortsleeve. K. Gauthier. J. White, S. Greene, S. Maranville. B. Hayden. L. Howard. M O R E S 66 Front: D. Duzzit. P. Cozzens, N. Gauthier, D. Blanchette, M. Bashaw, M. Curvoo, T. Brock, D. Colburn, J. Robinson. Row 2: R Bergeron, M. Buell, G. Bosworth, B. Ennis, R. Cary, R. Grenley, H. Boutin. P. Jarvis, S. Wadsworth. D. Osgood. Row 3: M. Vincent, P. Campbell. ). Cutting. K. Reynolds, J. Heath, B. Gahran, G. Larabee, D. Shatney, M. Gomez, J. Wright. Row 4: L. Messimcr. W. Searles, B. Leblanc. G. Hall. J. Duffy, O. Dur, L. White, R. Lander, R. Cushing. Front: L. Donaghy, D. Broder, R. Boozan. M. Muir, B. Barnier, C. Blanchette. D. Newbury. M. Bashaw. M. Mull. D. McGettrick. Row 2: S. Irish, L. Robinson, J. Denno. J. Fleming, D. Larrow, C. Keene, D. Latouche, S. Thomas, M. Osborne, K. Rider. Row 3: R. Drury, J. Allen, L. Burke, C. Drew, W. Preavy, D. Blanchette, B. Cubit, M. Bushey, J. Brady, M. Basilere, G. Buttinski. Row 4: K . Petrie. A. Roy. R. Henry. J. Shepard, W. Blanchard. J. Shepard, G. Powers. K. Freem. A. Carlson. S. Trombley, R. Sneak. Front: P. Grover, G. Nelson, J. Marshall, C. Donovan, J. Moody, J. Evans, P. Greenwood, J. Marriot, E. Hutchins. R. Williams. Row 2: V. Marshall, M. Limoges, M. O’Brien, L. Vincent, E. Olsen. D. Westman. B. Montgomery. R. Curtis, L. Kimball, M. Benoit Row 3: J. Spence. R Thomas. T. Perkins, T. Cota, M. Aja, R. Murphy, S. Hill, S. Zeno, S. Stee, A. Reed. Row 4: L. Greene, C. Lamoray. L. Cordner, B. Zeno, K. Halligan, A. Ledoux, M. Gates, S. Tresslor. B. Monahan, C. Dewey. Front: K. Mauro, B. Ploof, A. Bickford, M. Abair, J. Lawson, L. Page. M. Hill, B. Peck. R. Boozan. Row 2, A. Yandow, H. Snider, B. Matthews. S. Carmichael, E. Groon. R. Brown, C. Durette. D. Sabourin, E. Driscoll, J. Fay. Row 3: C. Walcott, M. Emery, J. Dcvcnbach. S. Osgood, R. Dameny, M. Poulin, T. Kleine, A. Bristol, P. Gallup, D. Metz. Row 4: S. Perkins, M. Henault, C. White, J. Marshall. N. Resi, D. Riley, K. Cahill. P. Provost, S. McGinley, G. Knapp. Row 5: R. Sneak, G. Buttinski. Front: J. Perrier, G. Hood, J. Fitzgerald, J. Workman, M. Foley, S. Uhill, R. Matthew, L. Phelps, L. Brochu, S. Mongeon. D. Guilbaut. Row 2: M. Markeau, L. Dillon, C. Parker, J. Orr. D. Wood, H. Lamb, M. Bostock, C. Dolan, R. Laidu. S. Burroughs, J. Holbrook. Row 3. P. Allen. P. Thompson, S. Anderson, A. Salter, C. Eno, G. Perras, M. Sullivan, G. Greenwood, S. Ravelin, G. Russell, L. Hutchins. Row 4: F. Delebach, V. Norman, G. Compagna, S. Woods, N. Rabidoux, D. Maranville, J. Bean, B. Eshelbach, S. Gaboriault. Front: L. Tatro, M. Otis, L. Gardner, E. Dusablon, D. Bucklin, P. Landry, P. Adams, F. Como, J. Compagna, B. Osborne. Row 2: J. Ketcham, P. Crow, D. Blackborn, D. Gardner, J. Spaulding, C. Beacon, W. Irish. P. Stuart, G. Ballew, P. Neff. Row 3: D. Bums, C. Hill, T. Fleming, E. Grady, M. Cohen, D. Douglas, S. Lawrence, P. Germaine, B. Stark. Front: S. Hubbard, D. Reed, B. Berard, J. Carr, M. Lines, D. Swan, E. Howe, A. Carlton, L. Hawthorne, L. Wemmelman. Row 2: W. Clodge, C. Beliveau, R. Currier, S. Lavoie. D. Thompson, P. Parker.R.Shattuck, P. Munson, R. Dewey. A. Manning, J. Scandore. Row 3: B. Williams. G. Bushey. D. Lafayette, D. Rouselle, J. Smith, J. Taft. C. Coombs, A. MacGuire, R. Clark. H. Longway, P. Siple. Row 4: D. Manseau, B. Foster, R. DcGroof, D. Fake, T. Ray, D. Godfrey, P. Abare, H. Devlin, R. O’Brien, J. Pudvah, C. Smith. Front: K Ede, J. Farnsworth. D. Fitzgerald. P. Trono, L. Lawrence, A Rousseau. D. Jordan. R. Powers. Row 2: W. Spence. S. Francis, J. Marcotte, J. Prudczano. T. Fay, J Provencher. G. Dirmaier. D. Cameron. C. Heath. J. Colburn. D. Hood Row 3: D. McGinnis. R Roberts. F. Heath. R LaCass. C. Spear. G. Clark. L. Wright. D. Ziter. P. Ellis. T. O'Sullivan. K St. Pierre. Row 4: T. LaCasse. D. Gokcy. M. Cutting. M. Cooley, D. Walcott, S. Osgood, E. Sorrell. R Fleming, G. Marshall. D. Bursen, P. Croteau. Front. P. Parizo, R. Brosseau. R. Sweet, T. Hayden. C. Thompson, D Patrick S. DeGraaf. E. Perron. D. Bosworth. R. Woods, M. Allbee. Row 2: C. Blake, J. Demorc, J. Jacob. R Barnett, J. Hamlin. C. Siple. J. Thomas. M. Nolan. A. Cass, R. Emerson. W Humphreys Row 3: J. Lucier. R Kingsley, C. Maynard, R. Fondry, C. Brown, E. Hell, K Sumner. G. Curavoo, M Manseau, B. Gamsby. M. Zeno. Row 4. S. Rush, D. Cross, C. Robar, L. Trafton, G. Hubbard. M Petrie, G. Cowhig. C. Bouck, J. Tomko, L. Pilus, K. Nolan Activities 71 Silting: K. Grady, W. Nelson, T. Searles. S. Williams, J. Coon. Front row, standing: K. Leary, J. Pudvah, L. Pilus. S. DeGraff. N. Resi, K. Hogel. K. Bertleson, B. Pudvah, C. Dolan, A. Kennison, E. Groon, J. Smith. Back row, standing: R. Thomas. J. Evans, B. Monahan, J. Workman, R. Workman, M. O'Brien, B. O'Brien, J. Woodley, J. Limoge. Student Council 72 Student Council Officers?—no. Sr. Class Officers?—no. What are they then? Your guess is as good as mine! Chess Club Seated: W. Peck. L. White. B. Gahran, B. Trombley, A. Bickford. L. Sole. Standing: Mr. White, advisor. D. Bickford. H. Briggs, C. Johnson, G. Rogers. P. Hill, A. Healey. P. Bennett. K. Osgood Chess Team 74 Seated: A. Healey, H. Briggs, D Bickford. Standing: P Hill. Mr. White, advisor. G. Rogers, L. Sole Seated: D. Ketcham. J. Bessette. M. Foster-Editor, C. Tromblay. R. Workman. Standing: M. Codding. D. Meranville. K Bertelson, J. Spence. L. Francis. K Tuure. P. Wright. L. Boutin. B. Bean. L. Yandow, P. Stockwcll. B. Foster International Club Seated: D. Sweet. Mr. Carter-Advisor, C. Walcott. Standing. D. Hunter. M Ager. S. McGinley, A. Driscoll. K. Piro 75 Gym Team Row I: C. Blanchett. P. Adams. C. Keene. P. Stork, S. Francis, D. Gokey, A. Monahan, B. Williams, N. Lovegrin. P. Petrie, F. Strope, R. Clark, P. Seiple, L. Howe, B. Ennis, H. Devlin, B. Folino, D. Blanchett. P. Neff. Back row: S. Sabourin, G.Tields, G. Dirmier, S. Taft, D. Hawley, M. Gobin. B. Pichc, S. Wadsworth, B. Eschelbcach. B. Bickford, R. Woods, C. Donovan. S. Osgood. D. Sabourin. D. Adams. 76 In its three years of existence, the Gym Team has enjoyed outstanding success in interscholastic competition, capturing three consecutive state championships, both in the boys and combined competition. In addition, the Team’s spectacularly successful Gym Shows have become a permanent fixture on the OHS scene. French Club Sealed: A. Wadsworth. S. Hebblethwaite, L. Sole, S. McGinley, Mrs. Starr, advisor. 2nd row: C. Gomez, J. Hickey. J. Woodley. A. Roy, A. Bickford. M. Aja. J. Spence, S. Driscoll, C. Wolcott, K. Drew. Back row: J. Evans. B. Monahan. T. Searles. M. O’Brien, W. Nelson, D. Sweet. Speech and Debate Seated. C. Wolcott, J. Spence, M. Bashaw, L. Lawrence, E. Groon. 2nd Row: M. Abair, K. Bertleson, D. Saborin, A. Burrows, Mrs. McDonald, advisor, L. Troftan, J. Coon. Front: Andi Kennison, Linda Nelson, Pat Irish. Back: Jim Murray. Jim Donovan. Bob Ray. Bob Thompson Front: S. Newell. J. Murray. D. Companion, D. Otis, M. Briggs. R. Ray. C. Demerritt. R. Thompson, K. Taylor. 2nd: W. Bickford. J. Lee. D. Prior, L. Nelson, H. Bickford, P. Skinner. R. French. A. Kennison, J. Freidman. 3rd: K. Hcil, P. Aguirre, C. Bechtel, M. Kerner, J. Donovan, P. Irish. T. Stearns, L. Warner, N. Perron. Junior Achievement Officers Math Club Row 1: J. Evans, D. Chamberlain, Miss Foster-advisor, D. Ketcham, T. Ketcham. Row 2: B. Bickford, J. Jacobs, B. Folino, J. Spence, D. Bickford Library Aides 79 Row 1: C. Moreau, D. Brodeur, Mrs. Cook, L. Page, L. Lawrence. Row 2: S. Ketcham, V. Snider, J. Duffy, L. Moreau, B. Bean, M. Larabee. R. Marriot, H. Codding. Model United Nations Seated: O. Gay. H. Parkes. K. Piro, M. Pilus, K. Leary. Standing: Mr. O’Neil-advisor, K. Resi, T. Ketcham. N. Aas. Mr. Nelligan-advisor. Missing: D. Shortsleeve, J. Martin. This year the students from Essex represented the Union of South Africa and Algeria at the Model United Nations of Burlington High School. The Model U.N. originated two years ago at the University of Vermont and St. Michael’s College. Nils Aas and Kathy Piro were both awarded outstanding speaker awards for their individual committees. 80 Boys and Girls State Seated: K. Hogel. P. Wood, D. Williams. K Leary. 2nd Row: M Gobin, F. Thomas. R Howe. G. Scotton, J. Limoges. J. Murray. National Honor Society Seated: M. Kelly, M. Reed, K. Hogel. M. Pilus, P. Wetherbee. 2nd Row: P. Cooper, G. Scotton, G. Newbury, D. Chamberlain, V. Snider Chorus 1st row: K. Mauro, L. Mauro, J. Hickey, E. Gokey, M. Reed. Marshall. C. Smith. O. Sullivan. P. Landry, L. Lawrence, K. Bclavo, B Matthews. 2nd row: T. Kline, S. Hubbard, K. Bcrtleson, S. Lawrence, J. Smith, L. Soule. J. Thomas, G Bosworth, G. Hood, S. Mathieu, M. Abair, D. Williams. L. Brochu. C. Dolan. C. Thompson. 3rd row: M. Foley, J. Fitzgerald. L. Vincent, S. Lawson. A. Monahan. P. Haines, J. White. B. Bickford. D. Chamberlain. P. Cooper, J. Crowell, S. Woods. 4th row: J. Hagadorn. P. Crandell, D. Taft, T. Perkons, B. Zeno, R. Fondry, A. Moreton, O. Gay, S. Wadsworth, W. W’hitc. A. Roy, K. Piro, A. Stove. S. Farnham, L. Kimbell. Band 1st row: T. Klicne, D. Maranville, J. Colburn. B. Barnette. D. Prior, M. Zeno. 2nd row: B. Zeno, B. Howe, P. Brown. J. Smith, J. Spence. D. Jordan, H. Lamb. B. Humphreys. A. Manning. 3rd row: D. Westman, M. Kelley, M. Holland. L. White, C. Bushey, C. Thompson, G. Thomas, L. Lawrence. R. Currier. 4th row: C. Blanchette. H. Longway. L. Cordner, P. Haines, M. Benoit, P. Landry, M. Emery, P. Thompson, Mr. Preston. 5th row: G. Larabee, J. Hamlin, G. Knapp, T. Ray. B Gahrin 82 Front row: S. McGinley, J. Hickey, K. Ede, B Howe, C. Walcott. Miss Durick, S. Brooks. P Mongeon. L. Sole. 2nd row: D. Maranvillc, K Grady. B. Foster, J. Workman, K. Hogel, J. Coon, D. Burnett, P. Skinner, S. Farnum, T. Kliene, A. Wadsworth. 3rd row: M. Foster, L. Buik. N. Aas, L. Keene. K. Piro. K. Resi, J. Spence, S. Fleury. C. Demeritt, V. Snider, S. McEwing, K. Taylor. B. Newell, S. Hebblethwaite Drama Club Features 85 Police Brutality? Freshman Reception Best Dressed—Alan Cass and Jeanette Smith Where's Chuck going with the hay? Sadie Hawkins Where Girl Brings Boy, Etc! Knke Walk 1 969 Traditional Kake Walk was featured this year by choosing the Queen, class skits, walking, judging of snow sculptures and, of course, the ball, which was the culmination of the whole weekend. Didi Williams, the senior candidate, with her escort Steve Abair reigned over all the activities. Ken Rcsi and Dale Barcomb, independents, were first place winners in the boys category. Lee Buick and Julie Jarvis, representing the juniors were the girls first place winners. 89 The Senior Class sculpture, under the supervision of Judy Moulton, was the first place snow sculpture. 90 The juniors used “Hung Up on Kake Walk” as their sculpture theme. Graduation Exercises 95 98 99 Varsity Soccer Kneeling: B. Bickford, J. Yandow, R. Drury, B. Kcnnison, M. Gobin, P. Haines, J. Taft, K. Osgood, J. Brody. Standing: T. Ketchum. A. Case. R. Button, N. Aas, S. Wadsworth. B. Roeder, W. Reed, Mr. Sodcrberg-coach. A. Reed, R. Henry, B Batchelder, C. Pecor, C. Adams, Joel Fay, Mgr, D. Chamberlain, manager. Scores Lake Region .... 0 No. Country .... 1 Bristol 1 Vergennes .... 1 Weeks 1 Champlain .... 2 So. Burlington .... 2 Mt. Mansfield .... 0 So. Burlington .... 1 Northfield .... 1 Junior Varsity 100 Essex Honors Athletic Excellence Each year, at its final assembly, EJHS announces the Outstanding athlete award, given in recognition of the skill, achievement, and dedication, both on and off the playing field exhibited by the senior athletes. In addition, the Babe Ruth Award is presented at this time to a senior boy and girl, in recognition of their outstanding sportsmanship and leadership. The Editors of the Tri-Sabre wish to add their congratulations and thanks to these outstanding young athletes. Frank Thomas Debbie Tafl Sue Hawley Carol Tomko | q | Brad Kennison Bui Debbie T., you didn’t tell us! Congratulations! Sh! Be very quiet. Linda did all this? Ready, aim, fire? Field Hockey Front Row. P Neff. N. Lovcgren, P. Skinner. K. Bert el son. P. Adams, F. Strope, V. Yandow. Mrs. Masse, D. West men, R. Clark, P. Stewart, J. Smith. B. Folino, C. Durret, Row 2. J. Shepard. M. Griswold. C. Thompson, S. Burroughs. B. Muir, P. Lunderville, B. Skinner, P. Petrie, C. Bock, C. Laumaurier, K. Piro, M. Mancuso, A. Burroughs, M. Stegner, C. Tudhope, P. Acguire, J. Shepard, C. Walcott,. M- Bashaw Nice Shot? What’s Everybody looking at? Simon says “FREEZE Look Out Bobby Hull Cross-Country Front Row: T. Cranford, D. Otis, T. Scarles, C. Donavan, G. Poulin, Row 2: N. Perron, M. Mongeon, D. Monahan, Mr. Nield, coach J. Gamsby, G. Powers, E. Perron 106 Where's the punch? C’mon Boys, let's hustle! ]£ i y • h - • • . ? , y, r. s. • � v ' 'to -'’ ♦ -.- ■ Over the meadow and through the woods to Grandmother's house we go ... Scores Essex . . . ... 24 Vergennes Essex . . . . . . 18 Lake Region Essex ... ... 24 Harwood Essex ... .. . 30 Harwood Essex . . . ... 33 Vergennes Essex ... . . . 42 Rice Essex ... . . . 43 Burlington Essex ... . . . 43 U.J.M Essex ... . . . 41 Winooski Essex ... . . . 51 South Burlington h 'r i Our hero Would you believe we're on the wrong page? Pamela Joy Aguirre The Wading Pool Lifeguards Sorry we woke you, J.S. Remember THAT pajama party? Our Junior Miss? All dressed up and ready to go ... to St. Mike’s— M.P.? Basketball Varsity Front: T. Ketcham, D. Chamberlain, managers. Standing: Mr. Brown, coach, G. Powers. D. Lew, M. O’Brien, M. Tudhope, G. Dawson, R. Thomas, G. Nelson, C. Pecor, 3. Yandow Junior Varsity Front: C. Smith, G. Bushey, P. Smith, J. Brady. Standing: T. Ketcham, manager, W. Blanchard. D. Henry, M. Gates, M. Hathaway, B. Drury, Mr. Carter, coach. 110 55 — Essex 45 57 — Essex 41 68 — Essex 46 45 — Essex 44 43 — Essex 41 66 — Essex 44 65 — Essex 37 69 — Essex 63 62 — Essex 49 c.v.u. S. Burl. Burl. Win. N. Country Spauld. C.V.U. L. Region Burl. The lineup. Scores ’68-’69 OK ball—Rise. S. Burl. 46 — Essex 55 N. Country 56 — Essex 47 St. Johnsbury 56 — Essex 46 B.F.A 37 — Essex 40 Middlebury 72 — Essex 46 Win. 63 — Essex 53 Montpelier 45 — Essex 40 Rice 76 — Essex 41 Mt. Abraham 41 — Essex 68 Vergennes 65 — Essex 57 Cheerleaders Varsity Bottom: J. Hagadorn, S. Tessier, C. Campbell. Center: B. Noyes, K. Laird, D. Williams, capt. Junior Varsity Co-capt: J. Cozzens, M. Briggs. Standing: P. Skinner, M. Buell, L. Valway, S. Osgood 112 Girl’s Basketball Kneeling: P. Beaupre. D. Westman, C. Tomko, Mrs. Masse. Coach. D. Taft, S. Hawley. P. Wood. 2nd Row: S. Mongeon. Mgr.. A. Charbaneau, K. Reed. N. Ennis. Howard, E. McGaughan, M. Kerner. C. Tudhope, V. Yardow, Mgr. Junior Varsity 114 Kneeling: S. Garrow, M Sullivan. M. Bushey. J. Fleming. P Begins. 2nd Row: B. Newell. J. Smith, L. Kimball. C. Brown, M. Limoges. K. Keenan. Coach. H. Thrasher. S. Dcgraff. C. Du ret t, H. Lamb. D. McGettrick, Mgr. 116 117 Varsity Baseball From Row: T. Brock, R Button. W. Reed. B. Kennison, F. Smith, M. O'Brien, C. Adams. D. Riley, mgr. 2nd row: M. Ferrara, coach, R. Murphy. W, Nelson, H. Bechtel, S. Abarc, P. MacDonald. G. Nelson, K. Thomas, Mgr Scores Opponents St. Johnsbury 2 Champlain Valley 2 Middlebury 0 Spaulding 1 BFA 0 Rice 5 South Burlington 4 North Country 0 Vergennes 4 Montpelier 0 Winooski 2 Mount Abraham 3 Burlington 3 St. Johnsbury 3 Rice 8 EJHS 0 10 4 2 2 4 5 3 2 7 9 10 1 2 2 Team spirit! 119 ‘Fungo’ Ferrara cheers his boys on. Twirlers Penny Wetherbee, Martha Reed. Debbie Shortsleeve Junior Miss Twelve senior girls participated this year in the Junior Miss Pageant which was sponsored by the Essex Junction Jaycees. The girls were judged on personality, poise, citizenship and scholastic achievements. Linda Keene was voted as the winner of the talent category with a dramatic reading. This years winner was Martha Reed, who played the piano for her talent. 121 Tri Sabre 1969 Hayley Parkes Doug Chamberlain Senior Editors Robyn LeDoux Typing Maryann Pilus Writing Jim Murray Martha Reed Photography Advertising Debbie Short sleeve Layout The Staff 122 •« Alcohol is a bridge but not a way, Bob! Moby Dick is a sperm whale . . . has a snow-white wrinkled forehead, a deformed lower jaw, a high pyramidical hump, and a body streaked and spotted ... K -fw 126 A Aime of Happiness, Heartbreak, ancf 129 J{ope. . . . tut, TITore Important, H Dime Dhat Ts)iff 130 132 133 134 135 J)ut a lime 7?emem Si er Advertisements 141 Compliments of Knight’s Pharmacy Inc. Don't Be Afraid To Be Square! - Integrity - � 5 o Patriotism Donald L. Hamlin Consulting Engineers, Inc. CARL’S CAFE P Merchant’s National Bank of Burlington, Vermont MAPLEHURST GREENHOUSE Essex Junction, Vermont ■ 1 Kyanize PAINTS TEACHOJ MOTHERS ESSEX oJ 'TION. VT. Floral Designs — Flowers Wired Flowers For All Occasions Teachout Brothers 12 Park Street Essex Junction, Vermont Tel. 878-3364 — JOHN DEERE TRACTORS with snow blowers — ZENITH TVs and RADIOS — HOTPOINT APPLIANCES wZO--------i r-c-H � OZOr WETHERBEE'S BARBECUS SERVICE, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF CAROLYN’S BEAUTY BAR Essex Junction, Vermont 8 Railroad Avenue and 94 Pearl Street Essex Jet QUALITY BAKE SHOP Decorated Cakes for All Occasions Essex Jet., Vt. 878-3798 Would you believe the Great White WHALE? Compliments I V Y BEAUTY SALON 18 Railroad Ave. GENE’S AUTOMOTIVE EVALUATION CENTER Essex Junction, Vt. Phone: 878-4557 Gladys Shatney, Prop. 18 Main Street Essex Junction Ages of drivers in accidents 1967 Drivers irr Fatal Accidents Per Cent Drivers in No n-fatal Accidents Per Cent Under 18 years 3,200 5.0 238,000 5.1 18-24 years 17,900 27.8 1,200,000 25.7 ■ 25-64 years 38,800 60.2 3,017,000 64.6 . 65 and over 4,500 7.0 215,000 4.6 TOTAL 64,400 100.0 4,670,000 100.0 1966 Drivers in Fatal Accidents Per Cent Drivers in No n-fatal Accidents Per Cent Under 18 years 3,300 5.1 240,400 4.8 18-24 years 17,400 26.8 1,237,200 24.7 25-64 years 39,600 60.9 3,301,000 65.9 65 and over 4,700 7.2 230,400 4.6 | TOTAL 65,000 100.0 5,009,000 100.0 In the ten year period from 1958 to 1967 young driver participation in fatal accidents increased more than 20%. In 1950, 27.1 % of all the drivers involved in fatal accidents were under 25 years of age. The figure increased to 32.8% in 1967. Considering that the number of licensed drivers under 25 has never exceeded 20% of the total of all licensed drivers, the record of young drivers looks particularly bad. To make their record look worse, young drivers have consistently been involved in a higher percentage of fatal accidents than non-fatal accidents. PLEASE DON'T LET IT BE YOU!! Lee S. Dartt 140 Pearl St. Essex Junction, Vermont State Farm Insurance Auto Life Fire Compliments of Flanders Lumber Co. The Class of 1969 wishes to thank: Kermit’s Barber Shop Essex Shoe Repair Remington’s Hiawatha Beauty Shop E. W. Bailey Co. Country Kitchens St. Lawrence Rectory Kathleen K. Laird A. W. Parkes Emerson and Abbott J. E. Andrews STEVE’S GAS SUPPLY, INC. 3 Maple Street, Essex Jet., Vt. 878-5705 Mobile ■ Flame Heat Range and Water Heater ESSEX JCT. ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS Purpose: To administer our Village Insurance needs with efficiency and economy VOGUE BARBER SHOP Essex Shopping Center Hours: Monday to Friday 9 am - 7 pm Saturday 9 am - 6 pm 878-4575 CONGRADS TO THE SENIORS WHISTLE STOP STORE Pearl St. Essex Jet., Vt. COMPLIMENTS OF MADELINE’S BEAUTY SHOP 15 Arlington St. Essex Jet., Vt. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '69 TOM’S BARBER SHOP 22 Railroad Ave. Essex Jet., Vt. Call KWIK-KOOK for CHICKEN and SEAFOOD Essex Shopping Center 879-0456 Be a teen-age knitter We hove all kinds of yarns and We help you with your knitting problems — Mary T. Booth Yarn Shop 69 Main Street Essex Jet., Vt. GOOD LUCK TO CLASS OF 69 PARK STREET STORE 62 PARK STREET MONTGOMERY WARDS CATALOG STORE 12 RAILROAD AVE. — ESSEX JCT., VT. Call your orders in 878-8328 „ to HOUR , fMMTlfiiml the most in DRY CIEANINOj Essex Jet. Shopping Center NEXT TO GRAND UNION STORE PEARL STREET BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 69 HAHN-CANNIZZARO INC. REALTORS 150 MAPLE STREET — ESSEX JCT. COMPLIMENTS OF WARD BAKING COMPANY OLD COLCHESTER ROAD ESSEX JUNCTION TIP TOP STORE Greeting Cards — Magazines — Papers — Gifts Records — Toys — Film Developing 4 RAILROAD AVENUE — ESSEX JUNCTION 141 Pearl Street Essex Junction, Vt. FITZ'S Garage and Service Center 142 Pearl Street Essex Jet., Vt. Phone: 878-4907 Compliments of Northland Glove Mitten Mfg. Co. Phil's Clothing Philip M. Cohen Compliments to Class of 1969 Charles K. Fish — Nationwide Insurance 878-3388 Baker's Store Motel Western Auto Associate E. Pecor Used Cars Roscoe Printing House Printing and Bookbinding Paper and Paper Products tester M. Roscoe Essex Junction, Vermont Student accounts welcome ESSEX JUNCTION BRANCH Howard National Bank and Trust Company Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of Checkerboard YOUR HOME GARDEN VALUE STORE Compliments of a Friend Reed Stone, Inc. Contractors Commercial - Industrial VERMONT BRIKCRETE INCORPORATED 82 PARK STREET ESSEX JCT. Best Wishes to The Class of 1969 Sales of all Masonry Building Materials ROBINSON'S ATLANTIC FIVE CORNERS ESSEX JCT. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1969 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 SEWARD'S DAIRY RESTAURANT Seaway Shopping Center Mon. - Thur. — 11-10 Fri.-Sat. — 11-12 Son. — 3 p.m.-IO p.m. Carrolls Pharmacy Edward S. Von Sitas, Reg. Ph. 2 Railroad St. Essex Junction, Vt. Phone 878-3716 Specializing in Essex High Class Pins, Charms, and Earrings Cosmetics Prescriptions Gifts Congratulations to the Class of 1969 On Wednesday September 11, November 13, January 15, ... in fact every Wednesday during the school year “Youth Happenings brought the news of Essex Junction High School to the students of E.J.H.S.! Suburban List RECORD WEEK 44 PARK STREET ESSEX JUNCTION COMPLIMENTS OF THE ESSEX BOWLING CENTER BUSINESS — RESIDENTI Albert F. Stevens REALTOR 91 Maple St., Essex Jet., Vt. Telephone 878-2825 Across from High School COMPLIMENTS OF mji t J K COMPLIMENTS OF TRI-CITY REALTY LAMOTHE APPLIANCES Frigidaire Maytag Sales Service