Essex Junction High School - Joy Yearbook (Essex Junction, VT)
- Class of 1977
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We, the yearbook staff of 1977, are proud to have the honor of awarding the dedication to our special friend. S I D S O R E N AND THE PEOPLEATCALLAHAN STUDIOS 2 DEDICATION ,corridors of our school . JOY OF 77 The Joy of '77, with a rainbow of colorful opinions, imprints a vibrant itnagc onto ouch studcnt's mind. Subtly ctching mcllow happi- ness or dramatically cngraving total ccstasy, it is mind shattering and mind shaping. The Joy of '77 is born of thc fortnnc of knowledgc. It is understanding thc bcauty of an opportunity to lcarn. Truly in thc studcnts' yearbook, our joy is prcscntcd ing eyes and shining SIlll1CS rl' .Z .W- .4-L-. TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty ---------------------------------------- Freshmen --- ---- Fa11 Sports ---- ---- Sophomores --- ---- Fall Festival ---- ---- Winter Sports ------- ---- Juniors -------------- ---- Clubs and Activities ---- ---- Spring Sports -------- ---- Music ------ ---- Candids -- ---- Theater -- ---- Seniors ------- ---- Hall of Fame --- ---- Special Events ---- ---- Advertisements - - - - - - - A - TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY A e , Teachers ehthusiastically share the cnp of ioverflowing joy. Giving freely of them- selves, they receive a warming satisfactiom The gift they extend holds deep mean- ing and appreciation which expands with time , a priceless key to the future . . . N FACULTY - 5 V I C E bQQEGm UwD:.Qm ADMINISTRA TION hhwNG2Nww HOLLIS EMERY NDAFUNQZNFUMU lull DONALD GRADY DONALD MESSIER DAVID LaMARCHE, SARA BENEVENTO NORMAN FAUNCE GUIDANCE . , . ,Q-'W ' ,V hr v Q wi A had awk FREDERICK DIRMAIER MARIE A. HALL x x Q ' DA +014 4u3pD4S ,Y -A05 XX 6 I ,,..,-- ARTHUR COGGIO SUSAN WEISS JOYCE WILLIAMS Guidance Secretary I , ' A Nt. ,A-' 1 L' - DIANE CAMPAGNA Guidance Secretary FACULTY DEPARTMENT HEADS if N, .1 KIRK BOSWORTH ROBERT DAY PAUL HENRY ,ri -il HOWARD O'NEIL IOSCELYN TREMBLAY 1. KIRK BOSWORTH Department Head of English 2. ROBERT DAY Department Head of Vocational 3. PAUL HENRY Department Head of Physical Education 4. HOWARD O'NEIL Department Head of Social Studies 5. IOSCELYN TREMBLAY Department Head of Foreign Languages 6. ALDEN WALCOTT Department Head of Science 8 - FACULTY ALDEN WALCOTT LAURIE WILCOX - BEVERLY GONYEAU JOYCE TERRANOVA RAE CUSHING TERRY ELLIOT SECRETARIES 1. LAURIE WILCOX Switch Board 2. BEVERLY GONYEAU Main Office 3. JOYCE TERRANOVA Main Office 4. RAE CUSHING Vocational 5. TERRY ELLIOT Vocational HELLO? FACULTY - 9 ENGLISH MARY CRANDALL CAVANAUGH RICHARD STEGGERDA IO-FACULTY ENGLISH , AH!! STEVE DOWD 9 I ANTON IAREMCZUK MARY RIGGS ,Q , M If 'WH KAREN KISH FQ IOANNE WHITE , I s' .v iff 5? MARY PARKER BARBARA BLOOM ENGLISH JAMES MANCHESTER 'O L 1 xy 'Q - ,v ',, ' 1 I I 1 I ' . I ' . 'af' X 1 x . I, ji' I V YANCY STILLENGER ANN MISER r . 4 ff . 1' ,- . 'I i fix' yi Xb 1 ' i N. , ff E, J 'E A x' Nix 'f I. f -XV., - x. X. t 'ex -Q., 1..- ill? X' WILLIAM QYNEIL FACULTY f f MA THEMA TICS I2 - FACULTY IAMES SMITH ' x Q 'f ' 1434 Mg f .N RICHARD PRINCE L KAREN RICH MICHAEL BAKER SANDRA KELLEY HOMER LEGGETT JAMES MYERS I I SCIENCE JAY KAPLAN x 3 AQ Q5 mu Jf JEAN ROBINSON JOHN DRUGG CHERRY GORTON MARTHA MCGRAW GET OVER HERE, BIRD! f'!' , , Q . . 1 . A' . Yr . 'w J! Z., H 4- J 1 if MAUREEN MURPHY EVERETT FRIZZELL FACULTY SOCIAL STUDIES IA - FACULTY I 7 1 I , ,,,, I I WILLIAM ADAMS CRAIG ECHO CHARLES HANNAN PAUL HAMEL BERNARD PARIZO BRIAN NELLIGAN JOHN MITCHELIDES KEN ST. GERMAIN 'WIQSRWE-3.I,.w5'Z? iii ' I N. M f '04, Rv FOREIGN LANGUA GE 62 W' xo 059 ,sz I 1 -, JANE BRIODY COLLETTE NASRALLAH DEBORAH LENES .f 'l'-' -fd ......-1. .M . ....'i. L JANE MCDOWELL MARY ANN CHAFFEE MARIA SCIANCALOPORE FACULTY - I5 BUSINESS EDUCATION --sf MARIAN DUVAL CAROL LAVOIE NORMAN STINEHOUR RUTH WRIGHT L I B R A R I A N S RUTH FORBES BARBARA JACOBS ' 'Yi ZUMYNZUU CQ DDU .Q . f .K .a 4 THOMAS PERRY and WALTER LATRELL LESLIE JOHNSON BRUCE WHEELER 5 - 7 N - ilwwiwsgeif ff N Aw, -. , ' E I vw. Nga' J .. ,. r x-1. 1 F1f.Q'l.5I ..:.'r-F35 Mr A Q Mix :jgA,x2ff - 3. ,.w.f,+fgf1 , . I 'E KAREN ZIDOVSKY RICHARD WOODS MELBA MASSE MISSING: GENE NELSON FACULTY ARI A UDIO VISUAL, NURSE, AND MUSIC 3 FRS s. X IANET PRINCE GLEN HALLINBECK an-pu X s ,Q r A W .ff 's BEVERLY CADMUS Got it made in the shade. BARBARA REED JOHN PRESTON I B - FACULTY I' VOCA TIONAL 'md' 'af A-any I X J K R CONNIE LANDRY PAUL DESLAURIES WILLIAM MOODY - X :5g-:-,e- . , ..' ng- ,'.-Aga! Y A 1: ffiifiiz w GEORGE BRADFORD BRIAN MCMANN fi' X PAUL CARPENTER CARLOS BLAKELY BONNIE SHANNON FACULTY VOCA TIONAL 1 If-5 nz RICHARD AHERN 1 Y ff 1 EA 5212: ARTHUR STULTZ W 20 - FACULTY TOM WHALEN DIANE PERRY ivy 'u EILEEN TEEHAN ,.,,,,x VOCA TIONAL CONT. '37 I Q. N A' ...pun-'i ' X, ff' A E 4. .1 FRANCIA HUNTER PAULA HERREN BRENDA IENKS 1 XX A J f 5 fi 'X GERMAIN LAMOUREUX DOUG LOMBARD I wonder why he took my picture? FACULTY ,, 21 VOCA TIONAL CONT ' l WILLIAM JONES ROBERT BRUNELLE DONALD CANADY, ANNE DION I. C. RANCOUD GUILLION 22 - FACULTY . - Kw M A A f -is X. A ,xx --gn O X X X VC: E .... . -Que S, ' X 'uv . -- , A fs ti 15.24. 1 -may s t' X Y 1 JACK GIANNONE BYRON FRENCH ROBERT HEGEMAN CUSTODIA SA DMAI TENANCE , ...M- ri' 1 A E ' JJ. 6 .. ' . '11 - .. Q . 5 -KA ' ,.. 11 --AL? ' I ' V ., Q 5. -r : f I 1 J John Gale, Leonard Delage, Charles Emerson, Gerald Daudelin, Sylvia Bigelow, Ieaneue Meunier, Augustine Meunier, Bern ard Dame, Alton Flanders -u-:sous-9 41- . Cl- ff.. I 1 L ' I Q . 5 Q K L Bic Russin, Charlie Richer, Bill Metcalf. Jim Schulz, John Woodley, Reno Peduzzi FACULTY - 23 KITCHEN .vo X f X ' -xr , 1 fl B lsr ROW, Q1 to rJ: Irene Bowen, Gloria Charbonneau, Beverly Paquerte, Theresa Blanchette, Doris Sadler, Beverly Mannings. 2nd ROW, Q1 to ry: Virgina l-lanker, Pauline Bushy, Laura Prior, Lillian Pederson. Today's special Cherry filled Hamburgers. 24 - FACULTY E 1' in fgavfyx Y' Y , 7-.MJ ., 'N .1 M, ,A f, . , iks-gm V . Q 4 1 an .-34 f K ,V S ,Efefm Hwy, 33gl 2 '21, 31534 L. ' 51' L ., 1' 1 X 495 ,A . 2 e . 1 3' Ag, These Q-Tips are too small. 5' 'g of we o W f 5 il , Q J x WA A 'L f f , - he-,gf ,I e ef! , LX -:gum ..,. 4 A I in V E. Farj 1. K . dvi J .E L Q in A QQ V35 ' ' 1 1 ' Hel1o? Dial-a-prayer? Hurry, before someone sees us. 26 - FACULTY 'N 25, Oh yes, It's my favorite. 31 f' xi.. l N ..,. 1,1 ,W -W... t 'V My -,ia X ' ' wiv-sv 'gf' .5 ...'gZ. -Avi, - R Q 1 y t FRESHMEN To freshmen, the joy is new freedom and opportunity to grow and explore. -It spells out the anticipation of learning and sharing together through four years to yield a rich harvest of personal advancement. FRESHMEN - 2 Pres. Pam Valla V.P. Martha Dubie Sec. Don Rich Treas. Wendy Mcmahon Brian Abeling Wendy Adams Kari Aja Deborah Anderson Dale Arleth Liz Ashley Ienni Baker Lynn Baker Wendy Baldwin Bobby Bamberger Greg Banse Debbie Barkyoumb Pam Barnett Diane Bamier David Bartley Don Bartlett Danny Bashaw Ed Bassett Penny Bean Chris Beck 28 - FRESHMEN QW . .dll Q neu Picfure Noi Avasla ble We ' ' t ' Q L 5'-L '92 B' 'W fm, :gf f -P? 5' ,srl 6 it Q x Q elim 'k','.,. .. .2--nm-L. if o 1 X JJ!! 1 l ova ex x-.., 4 Qs L Debra Belanger Michael Benevemo Rose Berard Ricky Berg Sue Bigelow Lori Billheimer April Bisbee Jim Bleau Eileen Bohan Kathy Bouchard Lynne Brochu Laurie Browne Jim Buckley Larry Bullis Kathi Burnett Brent Bushey Craig Bushey Don Bushey Robin Bushey Judy Byers Stacey Call John Cameron Lisa Cappone Theresa Cardinal Janet Carlson Michelle Carrier Joan Cavanaugh Nan Chadderdon FRESHMEN -- 29 Tammy Charbonneau Bruce Churchill Connie Cinnamond Jay Clements Cricket Cobler Gary Colburn Kevin Collins Dan Contois Linda Cook Cynthia Cordes Dorothy Cota Kevin Couture lane Cutler Peter Degraff Virginia Desso Chris Diego Laurie Dietzel Mike Donahue Scott Douglas Carol Doyle Laurie Doyle Dawn Dunlap Karen Elias Susan Elwood 30 - FRESHMEN at Ai 1-Ai ii ix ,,, A C Lisa Evans X 1 Bill Fogg y I ,- fl Bobby Fonseca Gen Foster Bruce Franco Susan Franz Miles Freme Diane Gardner Karen Garrapy Norman Gauthier Kathy Gibbs Peggy Gilman Brenda Gilman Richard Gnall Debra Goodemote Jamie Gump Lorraine Halpin Brett Hamner FRESHMEN - 31 32 - FRESHMEN Mike Hanon Nancy Hayden Rick Heer Todd Hill Jeff Hood Carrie Howard Ioann Hubbard Heather Ioma Shelley Jackson a Jim Kelley -f ' John Kercham q ' .-.- f :'f7 ,iff 'K Susan Kirby Roberv. Klem Kathy,Knox Gary Koval Andrea Krupp Bobby Ladue Dori LaFrance Joanne Lamore Beth Lampen Tony Lareau Valerie Latuch ll lim, ll! -.MQYW W W 'ie 15-4' ' E R r. -... ' -it 'L 0. x . Migrxx, Jef. 4 ff ktX.+., Vail Q. 'R Y .35 s- ,... -an ,on gi 11 N .. r..- -N. 9 1 'Wie s,- 4, . 3 . it H' nu' '-' tel Tina Lavallee Steve Lavoie Sandra Lawrence Dan LeBlanc Robby LeBlanc Helen LeClair Mike Lemnah Susan Leonard Matt Limoge Laurie Lindemann Dianna Logsdon Michelle Longchamp Bruce Lowell Ron Magnuson Elaine Martin Nancy Masse Janet Mathieu Lorraine Mathieu Beth Mayer Kim McAllister Sonia McAllister Linda McGovem FRESHMEN Ellen Mclntosh Ken Mclntosh Pat McKeown Steve McLaughlin Peter McNichol David Momot Shawn Muir Dave Munro Sheila Murdough ,. rv w Ellen Murphy Andrew - ' Nadeau Jeff Nadeau ix X Qs! lv f , ,K .. r fsllgg, 'f Bill Niles Ellen Norton Judy Norton Jay Oakley Pat Orton Jay Overton Bob Palmer Ken Paquette Mary Parent 34 -- FRESHMEN .-o. ' C lm I' .inw- A is for APPLE. Hs for JACK!! ZXIBQCCIDYE IFGIH Ill ILMINOXT QIRSTV VNWPWZ 'lv V Il' sea M if 693 R A, ,..-.pa ' , g Hfimysgf i t ' Wifi! .-:Pm R f H J? g5:j77t R we A 'fra l - -.fgfwo at f 'iii 5f'55R1 f?c ' R ' e'g:g5v i'fl2k1h5ls,.,tq. L filnw M1111 ,-hw. if M1 -Erresi-HyI4!42'3?mw ,4 Y d 5 .12iEf?e'QQAc94g:i:v:y .af ' do s, -33-245 4115. Xffgi 'VN 6' ae Af - Arlene Parrott Lynn Phillips Marge Plumb Kim Potter Mark Przekurat Michele Racine Laura Rathgeb Michael Ravey Sondra Reader Christina Reiss Connie Reiss Mark Remillard lay Richards Tom Richards Andrea Riley Karen Roderer Mike Romick Robin Rooke Todd Rooney Bryan Rowell FRESHMEN - Beverly Royce William Rundle Robin Rup Ronald Rupp Glen Russell Anne Ruthowski Cathy Ryan '3' W Ron Ryan Sean Ryan A ' leff St. Cyr Roy St. Pierre ' t A m Lisa Sankowski ' Q Christina Sawyer X - A K t Kathy Schmidt Q , Q ffl xv ,.. :5F'kss X1 I Y R W f as S , IM, git.. I K N ., w, Q 1 s a i -1 J st Siikl f 1 Marcus Schmokel Lysbeth Scholan Ieff Schulz Jennifer Schulz Joseph Siemons Todd Sisters 36 - FRESHMEN ,qs , s xg .. 'Y' I it Sal: i ,S fm S- ,R Nigilel Qi s A X' sf lt I 4 I Adam Smith Mark Smith Sara Smith Vernon Smith wendy Smith Randy Snelling Wendy Sorrell Richard Soules lames Spaulding Holly Stark Kathy Stegner David Stone Pam Tardie Robin Tcrranova Barry Thibodeau Kelley Thomas Nancy Thomas Ierry Titus James Tompkins Kyle Toof FRESHMEN - 37 Norman Tourville Darlene Trombley Anne Trudd Brian Trudd David Tucker Kathy Tylenda Julie Vachon Joseph Vanuli John Wagner Steve Walsh George Ward Greg Wells Jeff Wells Meg Whiicomb Scon White Jodie Wilson Sara Witherow Cynthia Yates Sherry Zeno David Ziemer 38 - FRESHMEN is MTBE 77 f if -ff: L 1 VI: fx 7 J yaae Q pid X .- -as gk 1 ,Nl i. ff? , J hu. N fe' 7- ...- , ., Q. .., WS ' Q aff' if L y X-S 3272.1 XX Diane Bernard Carter Biddle Joe Boucher Tammii Duretr Robyn Hapke THE FA CES OF FRESHMEN SB? Q' I 5? F LL PORT high Soy expresses itself in the chilling excitement whisked in upon a sleigh , riding t breath oi the North wind. Spattered like paint on an artist's pallet, ' the throb oi creative delight. Leaves kissed pertly by lack ive red, white , others radiate a iubilant glow: on the iros y s blend in s oi attract n hues . g nature' s color Frost' blush in vibrant shade miniature suns reflected in golden autum FALL SPORTS f A FRESHMA FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD , EJHS 20 Montpelier 8 EJHS 3 Burlington 6 EJ HS 26 Rice EJ HS 0 B . F . A . EJ HS 22 Spaulding EJ HS 18 Middlebury EJ HS 20 So . Burlington 5 WINS 2 LOSSES .gig Pe, FRONT, Cl to rj: Cris Kourkoulis, Bill Rundle, Todd Rooney, Todd H111, Kevin Couture, Joe Boucher, Jeff Beaupre, Mike Gauthier, Gary Colbum, Ron Rup, Dale Arleth, Darren Pederson, Sean Ryan, Bob Ladue, Jim Buckly, Coach Morris. KNEELING, fl to rj: Coach Mayville, Pat McKeown. Randy Sneeling, Tom Richards, Bill Fogg, Steve Lavoie, Bob Bamberger, Greg Wells, Tim Grover, Scott Ploof , Matt Larson, Dave Munro, Rick Soules, Mark Remillard, Dick Doran. STANDING, Cl to rj: Coach King, Steve McLaughlin, Brett Hamner, Joe Siemons, Kyle Toof, Ron Ryan, Mark Smith, Tom Mannings, Marc Schmokel, Jeff Hood, Rick l-leer, Vern Smith, Mike Romick, Brent Boucher. Jay Oakley. Chuck Jordan, Bob Fonseca. Tony Lareau, Mike Lemnah, Coach Ferreira. JVFOOTBALL SCOREBOARD EJHS 13 North Country 6 EJHS 6 Montpelier. 18 EJHS 20 St.Iohnsbury 0 EJHS 32 Winooski 6 EJHS 18 BFA 20 EJHS 6 Middlebury 0 EIHS 19 Rice 12 EJHS 25 So. Burlington 14 EJHS 6 Frosh 0 6 Wins 2Losses I -. i, I EL--.ri Qi: -4 - I Q K -we Q 11,5 98 slr- C -3 W ..W, w'7A'9los I . Q 1 .Lynx ,X ., 73? KNEELING, 41 to rJ: Mark Beauchemin, Mike Ryan, Gary Provost, Bruce Belanger, Steve Stehmeyer, Greg Witherow Ccapt.y, Bob Kline qcapt.j, Jeff Panton fcapt.J, Mike Rich, Craig Perry, Dave Leonard, Andy Halpin. STANDING, fl to rJ: Coach Richards, Scott Bombard, Chris Halpin, Jay Danis, Jim Demeritt, Mike Branch, Mike Knox, John Twombly, Paul Cowles, Dan Pratt, Mike Boucher, Bill Farley, Coach Sherwin, Randy Kenny, Chris Perry, Tom Raub, Gregg O'Ma11ey, Mark Kittel, Rick Burnett, Bob Stark, Peter Kourkoulis, Tod Rup, Kris Anderson. FALL SPORTS - 43 VARSITY FOOTBALL .- pd ,, r 'S- . , ...L SEATED, fl to rj: Karl Moody. Jeff Wheeler. KNEELING, 11 to ry: Coach Nelson, Art Cunningham, Tom Knight, Mike Aither, Russ Holmes. Cap't Brian Dubie, Cap't Dave Relyea, Cap't Mark Thibault, Jim Weston, Mike Godfrey, Coach Perry. STANDING, fl to rj: Coach Wheeler, Jeff Sprout, Gary Spagnaola, Jerry Dubie, -Kevin Hennessey, Rick Scott, Paul Newman, Ettore Mancuso, Brian Hughes, Glenn Sheffert, Mike Baker, Coach Lattrell, Rusty Duell, Dave Silverman, John Willey, Stan Platek, Fred Mcguire, Brad Morse, Onan Whitcomb. Mike Dubie, Jim Lavoie, Jeff Greene, Kevin Kittel, Mark Danis. SCOREBOARD 'Q EIHS 22 Burlington EJHS 27 North Country EJHS 34 Montpelier EJHS 20 St. Johnsbury F EIHS 21 Winooski EI HS 20 BFA EJHS 0 Middlebury EJHS 28 Rice EJHS 0 SBHS '7 Wins 2 Losses The Varsity Team enjoyed a highly successful season this year. The 18 graduating seniors can be proud of their four years in football. 44 - FALL SPORTS Tl '- . Q 5 , Es I 1- ' ' 15'lx 'S'Nf THEY DID IT, I TOLD YOU THEY WOULD. .4 , H I .QL Xl 5 Q . QXXSWQ f If f X X X . xx .ii l I , - L 4 ,ff 5 VJ 1coT IT, Icor IT! 'ZSEi,E a ' X, Y Q 2' gayj, . f , - I ll. ' r '. 3 f If ,E ffffifw . ff I '-'....4,4', x5Q My V293 4553 I z ,fur 3 I. is - Q . -x,- .X 'yrim fl .1 - I , - -, -. A -TL-1 'TEE Od X S 'WE + . 1 f FEW-+. VM NoT A BEE,1'M A Honmm u mics: sl DQS WHERE DID THE BALL GO? FALL SPORTS - 45 .,4.,.,,..,w.. 4' A 14 i Mr. .LL-,,...4gQL.. ,, ,-, ' ,, 4- .., -, . f , ,, FIRST ROW, Cl to rj: D. Ketcham, A. Iavan, B. Starbuck, I. Thomas, D. Wood, L. LaForce, D. Sargent, I. Rowell, K. Fleming. T. Brady. SECOND ROW: P. McNicho1, T, Duff, D. Momot, W. Collins. J. Richards, S. Douglas, D. Wagner, C. Forey, D. Stone. I. Soderberg, D. Fox, S, Jones, M. Gove, G. Koval. J. Reed, B. Rowell, M. Donahue. THIRD ROW: Coach O'Neil, Jeff Faga, D. Knowlton, I. Wagner, I. Oveton, B. Evans, C. Diego, S. Bowley, F. Ward, D. LaB1anc, Coach Woods. 46 - FALL SPORTS EIHS EIHS EIHS EJHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EJHS EIHS EIHS EJHS EIHS SCORES Harwood S . B . H . S . Oxbow BHS CVU Mt. Abe Colchester BFA MMU Milton Middlebury Vergennes BHS Mississquoi VARSITY SOCCER lst ROW. fl to rj: Ralph Dodge, Scott Barnier. 2nd ROW, fl to rj: Greg Ward, Gary Tatro. Tim Emery, Jim Adorisio, Carlton Walcott, Rama Joshi. John Mendicino, Rick Noth, Steve Walcott. 3rd ROW, fl to rj: Coach Johnson, Cap't Bob Bickford, Giles Willey, Alan Christensen. Bill Currier, Fred Schmokel, Cap't Gary Valway, Rick Goldsborough, Jon Christensen. Larry Orr, Brian Perrier. ' ill oh'--' 'Q s -.'5Lliy ' .s. x.. 3. i .ou SCOREBOARD EJ HS Harwood 0 EJ HS Milton 1 EJHS SBHS 1 EIHS Colchester 0 EJ HS Oxbow 3 EI HS Middlebury 0 EIHS BHS 2 EIHS Vergennes 1 EJHS CVU 1 EJHS SBHS 0 EJHS Mt. Abe 1 EJHS Missisquoi 3 EIHS BFA O EJHS CVU 3 EIHS MMU 1 L5'irfs4 h7 ,E :wg . . ,. FALL SPORTS .LL5 FRONT, C1 to rj: R. Terranova, B. Myers. K Knox L Rathgeb B Royce M Whrtcomb K Kohmch I Shulz M Carrier Burnett, J. Norton, Joan Cavanaugh, S. Spencer CENTER T Durette W McMahon B Ladue L B1l1he1mer L Capponr Leonard. J. Byers, C. Yates, L. Evans, C. Smrth C Bombard T Charbonneau I Studley L Gokey P White A Newell Gilman, Coach Robinson. BACK ROW: E. Martin R Kernan I Cutler I W11son M Dubte W Smrth K Potter S Call Rathgeb, S. Witherow, E. Vachon, K. Cavanaugh M Studly N Masse D Cota K Bean I Benson P Valla R Rup Schmidt. 48 - FALL SPORTS GAMES PLAYED EIHS VS Lyndon EJHS VS North Country EJHS VS SBHS EIHS VS Burl. EJHS VS St. Iohnsbury EJHS VS Mt'. Mansfield EJHS VS Middlebury EIHS VS CVU EIHS VS SBHS EIHS VS Burlington EJHS VS Mt. Mansfield EIHS VS Lyndon EJHS VS Middlebury EJHS VS CVU J . ..,4,:.lHi!li.,,.. Q' . , . Mia-31 ..,. E .gn-fgxvfwv-ww ft EJHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EJHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EJHS EIHS EIHS Hathaway, Judy Myers, Laurie Dirmaier, Kim Gallinger. ,Q-.......... ,kill 4.58.61 'x' SCORES Lyndon North Country South Burlington Burlington St. Johnsbury Mt. Mansfield Middlebury CVU South Burlington Butlington Mt. Mansfield Lyndon Middlebury CVU V PQNGQE QCD: ag- ' no gig -552 Ogre ow: ..:f,, 5-'O :I-V4 ,,- Pxg 55' EYE on 95-2 S251 cn EW: 035. QEOS. gm? 4252? lb f'Z SUS! 511 .-Eg r':::0 gg 0 sm' U-Ez Z?-93 EQ! ZIQE 2-SJ: 8 ro 27. F253 Eng 25100 n-.gg o Er? s: -ogg Hu .mg Qru. 2:12 .-. Qoiw ou:0 Sw: .gg Efifz mffn U :I IZ! 5-on 9.23m lnjm -cu-. u:v g 55175 eos cn'g-C? BZQQ r-.Wg ff: Tn -QU w '-img SHS o YT? R S I T Q I FALL SPORTS - 49 ,.,,, FIRST ROW, fl to rj: Don Lafrenier, Jim Kelly Tim Kelly Mtke Momot SECOND ROW Coach Dowd Ted Stanron Rick Jones Mark Bohan, David Cutler, Steve Emerson Dan Boudah THIRD ROW Steve Nagy Tim Trafton Donald Tremblay hm Paulsen Dan Cook, Mike Bergeron. 50 - FALL SPORTS EJHS EJHS EJHS EIHS EIHS EJHS EIHS EIHS SCORES Harwood Mt. Mans . Alumni CVU Milton winooski Burlington Colchester f x,:., lst ROW. fl to rj: I. Vachon, M. Hill, C. Reiss. Nancy Russoui, S. Prakelr, N. Leueri. 2nd ROW: Coach Dowd. S. Emmons, M. Scholan, Capt. K. Bucke, C. Lawrence, A. Rouque, Capt. K. Williamson, K. Lawrence. vi my 'W E x W5 W. ,fm MDN X xx! Q 'iw x : 'E Q ..,l tk L9 Y c' 1976-1977 Girls' Cross Country State Champions nu. FALL SPORTS - 51 HELP. I'm ar the bottom. Move 'em out Spider. Oh no. I'm going the wrong way. COHC,-HIUG 1 , , b I' f . ., gy ,, rggg h j3fQ-v'5g.I '-4' ' 'ii w 7' W 2 if I 17' i -i VdgL ', ' Xa- ' Hs' ' . fs lf nv. rf .. ' . , ' NQX Y K F, az, ,A Q,-i,.:,.I. 'x ,,,z 0. Mg, x Af, 4, N45 9' ya' ,O f Q' V' .' 'xii f-if91'f'5 ?4 'v 'vcr' . 4 ' 'A-A. 1: W M' 1. v-V .M M 1w'5' on av 3 3 R- g -ff. . .af 1 .. 4: - 'G ig gb' '?g 'F. or oafkfl ,. o x L -:.5, 5-+ Q, A fi QB -i 'Q ' M1 z Q' , Q O V W Q M . I J H , C .Q 1:29 V - x ' 'J 'Lf-4 ff E A1 ,, -, 2' ,:. 'EQ 1 R J' ,Pc ', Q - ?:y, ,, ' 'Q .,-4, v p. . f Q 1g'gk-lik . ' -15' . ' K 'f 'I' la 2 ' 'Wo' ' 4, ,ff 'P .2152 YI-WS 2. -' o, Qi 'rf N ef' o .- -.1r.J.f.- : t , W .10 g. E5 . ..',' :ggi W' .f , f,1., 5 'Inlay v .3 'vw' ,f i DEV PT. Qi wg' , 5 I : V ' f. :sf . wa.. . f was 'o .Q - f , ' 'V , 1 . ...-.....,-.fan-wvfz'-'fix 'ff V ' GZ' ag- I UMWWVZ f 3 Let me kick me ball now, John, PLEASE. 52 - FALL SPORTS That's my team. S OPH OM ORE The Sophomores experienced JOY in the accomplishment of surviving the torment of the freshman year. With self-confidence building, the sophomore advances to another step on the educational ladder. Growing with friends and expanding with experrence, the sophomore joyously prospers SOPHOMORE5 - 53 Pres. Stan Platek V.P. Dave Silverman Sec. Kathy Kelley Treas. Karen Bucke Carol Abbott Greg Abbott Nicky Abeling Kirk Artus Tom Ashley Steve Baker Lisa Banfield Anna Barnier Bob Barry lay Basiliere Susan Beard Denise Beauchemin John Beauregard Lisa Beck Linda Belanger Cathy Bergeron Sylvia Bessette Denise Blanchette 54 - SOPHOMORES A 9 by 11fQifi r A '5f 0- fl' ' kt x.. tg U 5 o ea, It y P I. I .J ' , X ill Q is ,, '.4:::J, if :B-in s ' A ge .ix f M .sw ,SW 6 V3 - b 4, YY, X, if-Q N - X : 'xlk . ii. A r ff, -.,. 5 Michele Blanchette Bernard Bluto Cyndy Bombard Sue Borch Barb Botala Randy Botala Michael Boucher Dan Boudah Debra Bowen Tim Brady Erin Branch Susan Bremer Cheryl Broder Ann Bruckel Don Buffum Rick Burnett Cathi Butler Kim Callahan Kathy Cavanaugh Wendy Chalmers Paula Chates Ion Christensen SOPHOMORES - 55 Jarry Cilley Laurie Clark Lorie Coghlan Julie Collier Kathy Collins Dave Contois Tori Cook Kelly Corbo Lynda Cordes Melissa Corson Kevin Coulombe John Cronin Sharon Curtis Mark Curtiss Karen Cusson Jay Danis John Demars Jim Demeriu Russ Deuell David Dewyea Mary Dirmaier Mike Doolin Roberta Douglas Roger Doyle 56 - SOPHOMORES .. . ..1.A:. ia A . ., 5 sf, li f' ff rig? 5 . L Av- Kris Dubois Michele Duncan Dan Dunlop Lisa Durochia Jody Elwood Gail Even Jeff Fagga Bill Farley Fred Ficken Denise Findel Joel Fitzgerald Don Folls Kim Foss Don Fox Laurie Frei Brian Gaboriaull Xw S ' 'F-, J -f l 4 J' 4 Sue Gabriel Randy George Lisa Giannone Sue Gifford Lisa Gokey X xl' F, N X T-ZY' Jeff Goodwin Mike Gove Mike Goyet SOPHOMORES - 57 Kevin Greenwood Barb Gregoire Rick Hagerstrom Andrew Halpin Vicy Hamelin Tracy Hathaway Linda Heffernan Jenni Hendee Polly Howard Amy Hurley Aaron Ionta Julie lorlano Stephen Jacobs Denise Jangraw Michelle Jarrert Lakshmi Joshi Tim Kelley Karyl Kem Cheryl Keppler Ellen Ketcham Karen King Kathy Kirby 58 SOPHOMORES ,1-fi Q rv f-we -ve -4, X I 1 A X' 4 U 4 ' X X if '41-'iw 0'- nv fox li xx Q4 ,Q-. 9 VM, ,w mi 495' ,rr Q' rv J Wzf' A ' 1 hi 14 i ' :LQ A L -K L .., lf' L ,, A -. , ft up A ' ' N A qx. . Y J 3- ' LA x Y ' 5 . my ' as V R I -,Qt f A L ig V , e it t Y J lg 353 4: 1'.....l 'jC X WWC., ' ' -Qs 'C' Q., . - xml: M' 1. -, X, Q? .LN Y! F ,M-.v ' .. 3: qs l' v'..- .. A ., .mils K , .5 T X J X L gm he 1 f f l W. Rx..- . G I-,gwerf 5 ,, .,..,. L l 'e f if . L . ,,. . Y , fe - it Q 'L V L L . , J , k Q .o ' ' gm is K ., I.. g t , 555,25-f x I Q ' X , K .ek s 5 - - by A ff' ,. O Q 'N Af - ,,-.f-- ,-,uv -3- . '. .Q ' K K , 1 W- ,. 1 x44-'w44--ww44- f Mark Kiuell Tom Knight Michael Knox Kelly Kolinich Robert Kolvoord Bryan Kump Beth Ladue Don Lafreniere Leo Laforce Lisa Lafrance Bob Lalancette Robin Lamb David Lane Kelly Lareau Michele Larmay Bonnie Larocque Jacki Lavalley Carla Lawrence Kathy Lebeau Steve Leedy David Leonard Lori Liberty SOPHOMORES Karl Lind Becky Mannings Pam Marrier Wendy Marshall Donna Mathieu Seasmus McDonough Alison Meyer Brodie Mitchell Stephen Mitchell Amy Myers Patty Myers Cathy Nims Amie Newell Laura Nelson Lori Orton Jill Otis Boyd Palker Anne Parent Mary Jane Parizo Melissa Pelkey Penny Phelps Ken Pidgeon 60 SOPHOMORES W w- , J '. Q4 1 t.ny M an 43 ' 5 1 I ,V fifr Xu ops. ,I na it E aol: 1 ox. ,f ,bm mmf Dave Powell Sue Prakelt Dan Pratt Dave Prior Roberta Provost Lisa Pudvah Karen Raacke Jody Racht Liz Rathgeb Tom Raub Pam Ravey Frank Ray Faith Redding Carol Rees Annette Regina Kevin Rheaume Joe Rich Bob Rich Kim Richards Shayne Rooney Nancy Russotti Mary Ryder Jan Schmidt Karen Schraml Michelle Shepard Jim Shug Steve Skellie Curt Smiley Heather Smith Stewart Snyder Jon Soderberg Scott Sorrell Cathy Spaulding Donna Spaulding Betsy Spear Maureen Stanton Amy Stark Ricky Stevens Lori Stiles Vicki Townsend JoAnn Studley Marcia Studley Steve Sturgis Bob Sweet JoAnna Therrien Tom Tiller 62 - SOPHOMORES Y l lc. iii. A 1' t .- 3. A , - Fi: in is K.: Q .L 'gr-K 1 I ' f s.. ,Bing radii. fl 1? rg' t . in ig .eye L . X 4x Y' 6? T .5 , ,. u ,ax - , ci, WA- WQQAL, if I Q l vw 'K gt 11 3 V, Q '?C Q . 235 .Nw V. en. vt V' x an .- K . . ,,. . 'eo 'N Eileen Traflon Jodi Trayah John Trudo John Twombly Athena Tzavaras Elaine Vachon Penny VanAme1'ongen Steve Walcott Aileen Walden Debby Walsh Jim Ward Dave Warner Rob Wells Lorenzo whitcomb Gretchen Willey 1 v Ken Wilson Lori Wimble Ron Winter John Wisehart Greg witherow Mike Yandow SOPHOMORES - 63 Robin Airher Cathy Collins Debbie Findel Guy La Clair , K' y 1,7 ,?., A ' -0. Q1 ' K , I e46 'i..lf'I if - CIM 'A +a-'Grade Which way to the bathroom? Cheryl Marquis Norman Oak Greg O'Mal1ey Laurie Peacock 64 - SOPHOMORES Hi Ya Handsome! ! 4 , 'f'r . ' - .M ' ,V 'Q ' C I 'Mi :QE Q ' K ' f ' A 3 W ' , 1 rlil or l A . QA . , v r 5 if ii A C. - They call me John Wayne . I I I S 'NN 3 Xi' - .wiv ' wigs Look this cemerfold is very interesting. Whal am I doing here? 3 Sit on it . SOPHOMORES - 65 5' '! uf , 4 David who? .LV Yes, tell me more. 66 - SOPHOMORES 'QS My straight beats your twins any day . ... i Q i ..iI NPN I X IL y tt. . E FALL FESTIVAL Sponsored by the Student Council, the annual, week-long masquerade ranked high in joyful spirit FALL FESTIVAL Campus Clean-Up Day set the eventful Fall Festi- val week into full motion. By the end of the day the halls were spick-'n-span, courtesy of our friendly maid service . Tuesday found students clothed in ele- gance as Dress-Up Day was in session. Com- fort was abandoned in the name of excellent taste. 68 - FALL FESTIVAL Wednesday's theme held its traditional popularity as Greaser Day flung us back into the scene of a not-so-typical high school of the '50's. From the teeny-boppers at the sock hop in the gym to the tough-looking dudes at the rumbles, the spirit of joyful involvement swelled. Rexfived from the legacy of the Class of '76, a Senior Slave Auction once again took place . v-SJ MA a.ms..tk.. ..l.. V... lux D... n...t H -f c-.. , , L... r. ' FALL FESTIVAL- 69 Seniors went all-out on Thursday in the distinguished celebra- tion of Senior Hat and Shade Day. Coupled with this event was the increasingly popular Frizz Day, initiated through the inge- nuity of the Class of 75. The informal dress of the day proved extremely appropriate for the running of the Class Competi- tions. Friday's theme was Blue and Gold. For a day the high school lost its students and gained a nest of joyously active Hornets. The excitement and joy of Fall Festival Week wound to a close with the spirited football challenge between the Essex Hornets and the South Burlington Rebels . xfiq I .3 ., 'lv' 70 - FALL FESTIVAL 1 . 4.l1l 11- W ' w N - w W N x N X , N WI TER A b moment to tljhe throb of the fans' cheers, the feel- p From the whisper of the som er p p p ing of JOY spreads its emotionally encompassing arch to include all. JOY seals, with ' ' d a es of memories' chapters. impact the printe p g WINTER SPORTS - Essex Essex Essex Essex Essex Essex Essex Essex Essex Essex Essex Essex Essex Essex SCORES Harwood So. Burlington Oxbow BHS CVU Mt. Abe Colchester BFA MMU Milton Middlebury Vergenes SBHS Mississquoi , A FRONT FIRST, Cl to IJ: John Demars Dave Sargent Doug Wood Dave Ketcham Robert Kolvoord Jay Basthere SECOND ROW il to rj: Ellen Abbott, Andrew Juvan David Pnor B111 Evans Kns Anderson Bob Kline Jeff Sargent Donald Buffum Todd Rup Coach Hamel. MISSING: Dareen Pedersen Stu Munson Scott Carter 72 WINTER SPORTS Varszgf Hockey SCORES ' EJHS 5 Mississquoi 6 EIHS 2 CVU 3 EJHS 3 BFA 8 EJHS 0 Burlington 6 EIHS 4 S. Burlington 2 EJHS 4 Rice 6 EJHS 5 S. Burlington 1 EJHS 4 Northwood B 2 EJHS 2 N. Country 3 EJHS 2 Spaulding 5 EJHS 2 Burlington 1 EJHS 1 S. Burlington 5 EJHS 0 BFA 9 EIHS 13 Saranac Lake O EIHS 0 CVU 5 EJHS 2 Rice 5 EJHS 6 Mississquoi 2 EJHS 5 Spaulding 4 EJHS 3 N. Country 3 m......,., EJHS 1 Rice 2 1 K Qgwlgmi. S-E . '- - if ji Mm M! 'D 'S . . QW ., S' FIRST ROW, Cl to ry: Paul Hale, Bill Currier. Mike LeBlanc, Bob Starbuck, Don Tremblay, Rick Noth, Bill Reardon. John Rowell. Carey, John Jacobs. SECOND ROW, Cl to rj: Coach O'Nei1, Dave Ballard, Ron Winter, Scott Godin, Rick Goldsburough, Doug Chalmers. Jon Sode- berg, Ray Domingue, Greg Boudah, Bryan Rowell, Mike Bucklin, Dan LeBlanc. Tim Brady, David Drost, Mike Ryan. WINTER SPORTS . 'ly www' 253 hw mwmw NP' xX 34 74 D Wggyilgg A gp 3 in xl E Wfrfgigagf u,M BACK ROW, C110 ry: J. Wagner, G. Roque, R. Heer. V. Smith, B. Franco, Coach Sherwin. CENTER ROW, fl to ry: C. Klem, T. Larea Lemnah, D. Bashaw, K. Collins. FRONT ROW, C1 to rj: R. Soules, J. Boucher, G. Koval, B. Fogg, M. Hatton. MISSING: M. Schmokel. 74 - WINTER SPORTS 46332 14 t, gg. ,Q ...ia N Q .. as ily? 'fig 4 BACK ROW, Q1 to rj: Coach Johnson. D. Silverman, B. Hammer, J. Wisehart, R. Hagerstrom, B. Mady. CENTER ROW. il to ry: D. Bartlett, H. Ravelin, R. Burnett, D. Dunlop, S. Walcott, W. Collins. FRONT ROW, Q1 to rj: S. Plarek, B. Barry, F. Ward, T. Kelly. WINTER SPORTS SCORES EIHS 61 Spaulding EIHS 69 S. Burlington EJHS 59 Montpelier EIHS 46 Burlington EIHS 59 Plattsburgh EJHS 48 Saranac Lake EJHS '73 BFA EIHS 52 Rice EJHS 88 Winooski EJHS 52 CVU EJHS 63 St. Johnsbury EJHS 72 Spaulding EJHS 58 S. Burlington EIHS 50 Burlington EIHS '73 Montpelier EJHS 67 BFA EJHS 65 Winooski EIHS '73 CVU EIHS 51 St. Johnsbury EJHS 55 Montpelier 4l FRONT ROW, C1 to rj: Kevin Hennessey, Don Fonseca. BACK ROW C1 to rj Coach Nelson Mike Godfrey Jeff Greene John Willey Jeff Panton, Bruse Gepfert, Mike Macy, Mike Branch, Kevin Kittell Larry Orr Coach Smith Mike Cunningham 76 - WINTER SPORTS 27 6, X mf' ' c:1n:S Roi or .-Lf 'X S-. fs.. xx f FRONT, C110 ry: R. Terranova, L. Evans, I. Schultz, C. Howard, L. Haplin. CENTER, Cl to ry: B. Royce, P. Orton, T. Durett. W. McMahon, L. Capponi, T. Charboneau, N. Masse. BACK ROW: D. Anderson, E. Manin, S. Zeno, J. Wilson, M. Dubie, Coach Lemnah. 'J QQX N cz? FRONT ROW, fl to rj: S. Bremner, D. Gardner, K. Dubois, A. Spagnuolo, I. Iorlano, C. Abbott. CENTER: C. Yates, W. Smith, J. Byers, J. Cutler, P. Bamett, T. Wisehart. BACK ROW: Coach Burroughs, Ken Bean, K. Richards, S. Corbin, F. Branch, K. Schmidt, S. Call. C . . L u J o,,.-fa if tA'L ' . A L. xi. ' a Jr. .. I . .. G I RB LA SS K FE RT EB SA .QHL ML A N B GA IS RK .SLE ST B JA VL L FALL SPORTS - 77 G IQB A L SS K V? A B R A S L IL T Y ,t D S, t .asiz as 545. Ng Q6 ta- M i 5 L , f l.. nf' FRONT ROW, Cl to rj: D. Mitchell, D. Relyea, C. Stone, C. Stone, C. Lawrence, D. Walsh. CENTER ROW, C1 to rl: K. Bucke, K. Potter, B. Smith, P. Colburn, J. Winter. BACK ROW, C1 to rj: Coach Robinson, Carol Dimaggio, A. Bailik, K. Bucke, C. Cavanough, C. Thomas CCapt.J. 78 - WINTER SPORTS J V W R E S T L I N G lgEFv'5'RCg1RIGHT: Scott Jacobs, Scott Baker, Francis Ray, David Byers, Steven Stehmeyer, Jeff Rheaume, Coach Brown. MISSING: J. Darlis, V 8 ik . A A 5 ig ,gg : ,yy R Quik C, -s Y J X Y f S S1615 WW 5 V tb S it s R xl, if W Us it W 3 K 3 R x E S T L I BACK ROW, C1 to rj: Scott Jacobs, Mike Aither, Russ Holmes, Dan Cooke, Thomas Knight, R. De Duell, J. Dennis, Coach Baker. FRONT N ROW: Jim Kelley, D. Bartley, Mike Cox, James Baker, Thomas Tiller, T. Stanion. G WINTER SPORTS - 79 CL ro RJ: Julie Benson, Darene Trombley, Kathy Tylenda, Nan Chadderdon, Debbie Belanger, Peggy Gilman. Let me go next! ! ! 80 - WINTER SPORTS CL to Rb: Sue Shortsleeve, Bonnie Pelsue, Laurie Walker, Linda Belanger, Laurie Clark, Vicki Desilets, Lakshmi Joshi. Kathy Coutu, Sue Beard, Jennifer Hendee, Advisor - Cathy Parisi. J. V C H E E R L ' E A D E J R S I BACK ROW. fl to rj: Lakshmi Joshi. Laurie Clark, Darlene Trombley. FRONT ROW, Cl to rj: Gail Evert, Julie Benson, Kathy Le Beau. FRONT AND CENTER: Katy Tylenda, Nan Chadderdon. and Advisor Cathy Parisi. N r J 1 C H F E R E E R S L H E MA A D N E R S BACK ROW. Cl to rj: Darlene Trombley. NEXT ROW: Advisor Cathy Parisi, Peggy Gilman, Julie Vachon, Joanne Hubbard. FRONT ROW: Anne Rutkowski, Tina Lavallee, Cathy Ryan. WINTER SPORTS Essex Essex Essex Essex Essex Essex Essex Essex Essex Essex 56.3 56.45 67.65 67.95 67.95 57.10 70.40 70.69 68.70 71.00 SCORES Woodstock Burlington Northfield So . Burlington Burlington Mt . Mansfield CVU Colchester Rice Montpelier 1 BACK ROW, K1 to rj: C. Merrifield, A. North, H. Greig, M. Bergquist N AJa M Corson S G1fford M Jarrett FOURTH ROW fl to rj: B. Ashley, L. Giannone, T. Hathaway, A. Bisbee, L. Btllhermer S Franz E Bohan Coach Sm1th THIRD ROW Cl to rl L Nelson, M. Longchamp, P. McDonough, L. Pecock, L. L'Ecuyer J Scott Coach Zrdousky SECOND ROW Cl to rj C N1ms T Cardinal, H. Stark, W. Sorrell, K. Bergeron, B. Myer. FRONT ROW fl to rj D Berard S Spencer S McDonough A Stark 82 - WINTER SPORTS BOYS GYM ASTICS FRONT, Cl to rj: Robin Sorrell, Steve Skeley, Danny Comois , I 1 17 1 Q5 W Roy St. Pierre, Scott Ploof, Donny Rich. MIDDLE ROW: Randy Kenney, Chip Kroll, Jim Brady, Mike Steskal, Gary Ziemer. Shane Bowley, John Mendicino. BACK ROW: Joe Gilmond, Sean McDonough, Mark Beauch- min, Jeff Fagga, Mike Baker, Coach Woods. ,. 2' ,C A - -em ..4 ' .,.v 91- ..f-- M , .... fi 1 . K 1 --4 9 A my une' Q X D ' , v -- 1 J .- . I 'V aj ' as 5 ft' SCORES EJHS B 37.0 Lawton 58.9 EJHS 113,0 Northfield 109.95 EJHS 108.94 Northfield 105.77 E11-15 113,17 So. Burlington 62.11 EJHS 112 . 3 Harwood '75 . 65 E11-is 87 , 14 Colchester 66 . 72 EJHS B 72.3 MMU 52-9 EJHS 115.54 Burlington 130. 85 EH-IS B 62.3 Lawton 58.16 EIHS 80.85 Colchester 64.76 EJHS 112 . 6 Burlington 116 . 93 WINTER SPORTS V, A. VW. T. x,,Q 84 - WINTER SPORTS .339 . . its Y 'N Oh no, the record skipped. La, la la lala la la la All right. who swallowed the puck? 4 ed 0 ga-L we Don't forget to throw it when I say HIKE! g,Z:ggges-FSQafw-QQ.fQ'it.- W nf X A R - ire A Su fl ,,.........-.-.- V1 Let go. My ear just fell off. v x W ,, M , 'Q ,fsg,',.TT'-' 5' tk 4' BEFORE AFTER ,ri 3 W i :iw-7 .1 Did you know we were cousins on my unc1e's mother's side? No kiddin' . WINTER SPORTS - 85 F F X x X . f I M r i -gl 'iq 'lux I f iff' YK ff? X was N5 S, RQ af , ,, ' 4, N I 'H 141 , I I Q , f I x N f K VJ X N 86 WINTER SPORTS N Vx I I in 1 , sl gg, ' xg , If Ji N' N -IL' 4 X A UNI ORS Joined together in a, spirit of exhuberance , the juniors embark upon serious decision making. The JOY of choosing life-long goals become a meaningful task. Eagerly awaiting seniority, the juniors fill their time with blissful events. The spring prom is born of junior minds, further educated by girls' and boys' state . - JUNIORS - 87 Pres . Margaret Valla V.P. Phyllis Scott Secretary Karen MacPhai1 Treas. Chuck Gilroy Patty Adams Kathy Anderson Bill Bailey Lori Baker Dwight Balaun Lori Baldwin Sandy Ballard Shari Bandfield Glen Barrie Jane Bean Mark Beauchemin Heather Beck 88 - JUNIORS , X K i 5 'H' -QA 1'ib'wLg, ' iv ' Wu ' 4 ' , ' , , IUSM' IE. A Bruce Belanger Debera Benway Steve Berard Mike Bergeron Shari Bersaw Gail Bessette Audrey Bailik Brian Billheimer Mike Blair Sara Blake Regina Bowley Jimmy Brady Mike Branch Jim Bremer Sue Bristol Dave Broder JUNIORS - 89 Kevin Bryan Kelly Bucke Denise Burbo Kevin Campagna Cindy Carrier Carol Cavanaugh Donna Charland Dimitri Chernyshov Briggs Christie Dave Clairrnont Jeff Clements Anna Cobler Patty Colburn Eugene Collette Jim Commo Peter Coutu Debbie Cox Brenda Cubit 90 JUNIORS .,..f -if, ,.,, n S 15 f! wg if ,XR gifs ., sms fx l . X. 1 ' . .i gf ' N ,, as at . X- -in 'z .- Ii L I .9 1 , W K 5 9 L 1, if ' X Q . J Q . -A., 1 5 ff' K rv . fx 3 ',F 'b mr ' 5: ?.v A fr A . li fb is V 7 -- a--v X f A - K9 eg Ks s no 3 1' , f M 'y ' I no 1+ X ' X ,.,f if 4 5 E , I t , K , ' 'V 1.w' I X M2 'i Z 51, x Xa 1 . as 1 .... .- ,f -ag .-M., -QA. - SVN mg ,x 43' 'L ' -'v w M . - Li , .1-f Bill Currier Gregg Cutler Mark Danis Vicki Desilets Mary Doolin Donna Doyle Mike Dubie Tim Duff Stacey Dunham Sue Dunlap Sharon Emmons Meg Erickson Bill Evans Teri Evert Mike Foss Lauri Furman Bob Gagne Kim Gallinger JUNIORS 91 Philip Gamsby Kevin Gaudette Mark Gauthier Sally Gilman 35- Q,x:3.f1' Rick Goldsborough Dorothy Gordon Jeff Greene Chris Halpin Scott Hamner Ann Hart Heidi Haupt Pat Hennessey Jill Hill Ioan Hill Maurie Hill Cheryl Hodder Debbie Ingram Donna Ingram 92 JUNIORS 5,0 I , Y' f N. ', - 4 . 3 in Y, X I 4' ' Q 6 X J 3 ' A- as wir Z L .x XV S Siva ,Al I Melissa Ionta Sue Jackman Leslie Jackson John Jacob K f Janine Jarvis Brian Jordan Andrew Juvan Dave Ketcham Judy Kilgore Bonnie Kinsley Kevin Kiuell Bob Kline Lynn Knight Deb Kulow Ron Kump Virginia Lussier S x l i. f Liz Logsdon Francine Lister Geoff Limoge Cindy Lawrence JUNIORS 93 Ed Lalonde Lisa Lanpher Sheryle Larson Jim Mack Mike Macy Rus Magnuson Pam Mannings Laurie Martel Sarah McAllister Fred Mcquire Mark McKeown Michele McLaughlin Darla McMahon Cathy McNicho1 Chris McSo1ey Chuck Meeks 94 -JUNIORS ...fx ,. :i3-F - P. .Q 1- ,. , A f 1 W' .. I 1 'N Q5 V , . , Af -A 555, fs 3.1 -64 fx 1. ,X ,K ' w if K 1 is X , o f ,' , 1 -fr- X XL if , - - yy! 1' - ,. 5Ng1f 1 ff? ' - S. .gi-Qi' f J Mike Meir Danette Merchant Patty Miller Diane Mitchell Mike Momot Steve Morris Brad Morse John Mudgett Karen Munson Shawn Murphy Judy Myers Ann Nadeau Eric Nealy Rick Noth Phil Noyes Jenny O'Rourke JUNIORS - Maria Ollizarez Larry Orr Jodi Paquette Dan Parent Danny Pariseau J im Paulsen Mary Lou Peduzzi Bonnie Pelsue Craig Perry Kim Preavy Sharon Prescott Gary Provost Lyn Pudvah Juli Raymond Bill Reardon Mark Regina Darlene Relyea Lisa Reynolds 96 JUNIORS Mike Rich Jodi Rioch Gayle Roderer John Rowell Mike Ryan Jeff Sargent Fred Schmokel Moira Scholan Nancy Sheldon Judy Slayton Eric Smiley Shirley Sminkey Sue Smith Ricky Snelling Ralph Snyder Jeff Stec Mike Steskal Cathy Stone Eric Stuyck JoAnn Sweetland Kelly Tallon Gary Tatro Sandy Thibodeau Jeff Thomas JUNIORS - 97 Julie Tiller Kevin Tooth Don Tremblay Joe Tymecki Ed Valley Priscilla Van Amerongen Laurie Walker Sue Watson Sandy Weston Jill White Donna Whitten Lori Whitten John Willey Beth Williams Brian Wimble Doug Wood Gary Ziemer 98 - JUNIORS ,Q 1 , I im 3.45 is 2 bl sms, 'W ima- 43 1 l 2.5 r., 41' Q, 1 w- K :ww f K Duck the klingons are coming! Yes or no, that is the question. K HA HA HA 2 +2 does not equal 4. JUNIORS 100 - JUNIORS Dig these crazy braids. I m not a student, I m a teacher MQ, N 0041 lltft :wg N'est Pas. CLUBS Clubs shout a JOY of teamwork, an all for one and one for all spirit of union. Peo- ple bound by common interests thrive within the walls of club frameworks. Friend- ships grow as members extend helping hands, and warm hearts to help accomplish goals . CLUBS U I D D I E O S S E O R C 102 - CLUBS i- 'AU FIRST ROW. Q1 to rj: Jerry Titus, Mike Doolin, Ellen Abbott, Leslee Harton, Wendy Danks. SECOND ROW Q1 to rj: Kris Ander- son, Tom Snyder, Glen Hollenbeck CA.V. Tech.J. THIRD ROW: Pete Gove. Paul Hale. Brain Dubie. Nancy Aja, Mike Bucklin 's-up 'I 0 'fr 45 H, V ,. if 1 ,ff . , I via ,fig gr , , L .. l 1, if ff f 'i:'i. -1 R 1 A -if' 9. ,fu FIRST ROW: Barb Hogel, Art Cunningham, Heather Ionta. MIDDLE ROW: Ted Stanion, Dave Momot. John Spaulding, Laurie Dirmaier, Meg Whitcomb. THIRD ROW: Mr. Prince, Mike Momot, Ann Mudgett, Laurie Dietzel. Laurie Lindemin, Mrs. Rich. FRONT ROW: Robin Bushey, Robert Bushey. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Gorton, Heather King, Norman Gauthier. BACK ROW: Bill Niles. Laurie Frei, Jim Bleau, Amanda Smith. CLUBS- 103 FIRST ROW: Mike Dubie. SECOND ROW: Joe Gymecki, Vijay Joshi, Jerry Cilly, Pam Ravey, Kelly Lareau, Amy Lapidow. THIRD ROW: Doug Nolton, Tim Duff, Brian Dubie. Art Cunningham, Ellen Abbot, Laurie Dirmaier, Fred Schmokel, Aileen Walden, Lynn Philips, Joan Tardie, Karen Cusson, Mr. Nelligan. SPA ISH fini 9. swf' if Berh Ladue, Senora Lenes, Pam Farnham, Sue Smith, Amy Hurly, An Cunningham, Kelly Kem, Susan Smith, Kim Gallinger. Anna Cobler, Cindy Bombard Aileen Walden, David Weidner, Cathy Butler, Kim Foss. 104 - CLUBS FRONT ROW Mr. Nelligan Art Cunningham Darla McMahon Stan Platek Vicki Desilets Beth Lampert Sheila Murdough Wendy McMahon Brenda Cubit Ellen Norton Brian Dubie Jodi Potter Mr. Drugg STUDENT COUNCIL MIDDLE ROW Laurie Dirmaier Jennifer Hendee Kathy Kelley Tim Kelley Lakshmi Joshi Martha Dubie Pam Valla Mag Whitcomb Sue Smith Mary Lou Peduzzi Cindy Carrier Lynn Phillips MISSING: Tim Emery, Bobby Bickford, Kris Kessel. BACK ROW Andrew Halpin Steve Morris Karen Bucke Joann Studley Tori Cook Chris Halpin Rama Joshi Phyllis Scott Lisa Laffyette Brian Smith Mike Dubie ls! CLUBS - l05 I Y R J 106 - CLUBS D - 1 I dr b -, .X fn- 0 FRONT ROW: Nancy Sheldon, Carol Langlais, Brad Morse. MIDDLE ROW: Gail Bessonette, Mr. Giannone Durenda Lane B111 Workman, Bob Kline, Doug Simms, Mike Robinson, Greg Cutler. ,,, , Q L 'A R35 'ir S -it 6 N K w , ,.. 4 sg, 77: - J t-Q, N :iq W n.'54,.7a 'W uf ,L fl 'N' '3 lt x J 2 J N-nf , 3 ' Jil , if., Swsf f mf' x W Q 'Tr 'fa' an I T- ,ns FRONT ROW: Melissa Berquist, Nancy Aja, Jodi Potter. SECOND ROW: Rama Joshi, Carlton Walcott Tim Emery Bob ford, Alan Christensen, Brian Smith, Vijay Joshi. JXLAL, -f sgiugilm ,..4vs.. '9!i Mse1 y FIRST ROW: Mary Doolin. SECOND ROW, fl to ry: Mrs. Reed CSchool Nurseb, Donna Robyor, Linda Rich. THIRD ROW, ll to rbi Sara Marsh, Anna Barnier, Carolyn Wright, Patty Barnier, Pam Rabidoux, Kathy LeBeau, Jody Paquette, Sherry Belko. Pam Mannings, Lori Whitten, Lori Liberty, Gary Hayden, Judy Baker, Cindy LeBeau. Veronica Smith. . In I1.-Qiiliitfj il J I l FIRST ROW. Q1 to rj: Robin Aither, Dona Whitten, Peter Pochop, Amanda Smith, Ellen McIntosh. SECOND ROW, QI to rp' Donna Robyor, Julianne Raymond, Roberta Douglas, Susan Watson, Cindy Cordes. Cheryl Doba. CLUBS OUR JO YFUL YEARBOOK STAFF I f eff .M v . .wi 'W P 4' S rg, , S, S 2 ' 2 it 108 - CLUBS Cathy McNicho1 1' I , m 1 I xil 128 T Q...--4-9 .? -.. -:l...- .. :. .- '--- -'-.'i: 1.. '...-- .r.-...if - .1--1-- ........---- . ....---' I ' '1 ',,..... -5 - ,,,.,..--'- ..--1-ev' kg:-..':-f- '-' 'r 2:51 . V1 QA V Hey Dino are there any more to be done? f i, Phyllis Scott Gretchen Willey I 3 6 l t '5-!',.:: Z : if :ff ' S 1 H 225 K 'fl- ax j 0 A Q r :lx fr' '- ' x 7 1 1 O , I 550-P ' 'V 4 ju . K lr' x Th S F . 7 Q . 1' ' 1 I Y Y. 4 ef N 'T' 1 .4 .54 Elaine Vachon Moe Marcotte Leslie Cobler Pam Ravey MISSING: Lynn Knight, Kelly Lareau, Sue Smith. EDITORS ON PAGE 242. Y. I r JA UC NH FIRST ROWz Paula Chates, Kathy Moreau, Beth Williams, Sue Norton, Kim Foss, Kathy Bergeron, Melissa Corson. SECOND ROW: Steve Jacobs, Kathy Ficken, Steve Morris, Kathy Coutu, Doug Nolton. ?Hy.,V , Q... f'4e re 'A 'Tw S ff. '55 fp! . gt K' in fl' t:f'hx,ml 1 ,,l In., I -r-,,.f X ,.n! ' f ', FIRST ROW: Dave Ketcham, Jay Richards, Eugene Collette, Doug Wood, Steve Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Coach Smith, Bob Dirr, Chuck Gilroy, George Cordes, Cary Ziter, Peter Coutu. CLUBS - 109 OUR COMMUNITY Events whirl by as we peek through time's porthole into the past year of '77 . Marching patriotically out of '76 to Bicentennial drumbeats, we joyously step into '77 with the flare of fashion styled in our frye boots. The school year began with women cadets revolutionizing the nation's military academies upon their entry. With the onset of winter, a rash of swine flu clinics plagued the country - arming the masses against the silent enemy of disease. Vice-President Mondale spoke at our school during his election campaign in Novemberg Jimmy Carter was elected to the office of 39th President of the United States. Attempting to return the government to the people in his domestic policies, Carter proposed a conservative budget coupled with conservation measures aimed at reduced consumption of natural resources. Carter's Human Rights Campaign became an underlying theme extended into foreign policies. Highly violating this campaign was Idi-Amin, President-for-life of Uganda. Maintaining his office by force, Amin has left a trail of death: a trail responsible for imprinting his name and his character traits indelibly into each American's mind. Memories of Hitler were painfully relived as Amin's rampage of terror swept throughout his country. Winter came for a visit with its own surprise package and got a little carried away with its abilities. The temperature dove into the unexplored depths of the mercury and traveled in record low regions. Snow-kist cit- rus crops in Florida suffered and some were destroyed by the unsympathetic, cold weather. The snow even man- aged to dance into the sunny southland, making its historical debut in the Bahamas. As the temperatures con- tinued downward, the price of coffee soared to phenomenal heights, transforming coffee breaks into tea breaks. Skirt lengths remained moderately long while hair length crept upward. The Farrah Fawcette hairstyle excited waves of new fashion, making Farrah Fawcette a household word. The Oakland Raiders kicked their way to the winning position of the Super Bowl and Mario Andretti sped to a victory in the Grand Prix West in Long Beach, California. Andretti's triumph marked the first time that an American has ever won a Grand Prix on home soil. The Skateboard fad zig-zagged its way back into existence as thousands of Americans supported the new mode of entertainment, exercise and transportation. Burlington's Memorial Auditorium hosted a Styx concert in March and the crowds were both overwhelming and overrambunctious. As fires destroyed more of the Burlington landmarks, attempts were made to reconstruct the injured city. The new Cathedral was consecrated in May and a new Burlington Mall opened its doors for trade on Church Street. Ti1t became the place in Essex Junction, being a home for the new craze of Pinball. Any day or night of the week managed to find an exuberant crowd frequenting Tilt. Each event of '77 has weaved a unique stitch into the intricate design of the perpetual pattern of time. The new pinball game room TILT. The shorter female hair styles. er, ' L 110 OUR COMMUNITY The Farrah Fawcette hair CHI look. The Swine Flue vaccine. . 'Viv pf Q El 35391 ww: .. . ' M. . A P ,, Q- The skateboard fad . ue., -. 1 ' cflili was . , lr Ann af W ' W , SANDVQQQS 4 J- z 1 . Z U if za... ' E , . ,. I The economy turning to the smaller cars for better gas mileage. W The relaxation after the long cold winter and the rainy spring. it U1CTN 11 11Q CQUNDA Nh PQCBZDAUNQQ 112-CLUBS A G Ann Nadeau, Mary Corson, Laurie Furma n , Donna Charland v f+ 4Qpw,, 1. -if 3 Q4 JI 11 1 , ll if 0 le I Sue Ryan, Pam Farnham, JoAnn Lussier, Annet te Roque D bbie Lavoie SPRI G Struggling to run the final mile, JOY exults in triumph. The crisp crack of the bat and the whistling of the speeding ball excitd a JOY enhanced by screaming fans. Uti- lizing a carefully calculated backhand, IOIY drives its speed deep into the courts of the heart. SPRING SPORTS - 1 13 FRONT ROW, C1 to rj: Tim Emery, Mike Momot T1m Kelly Mike Foss Tom Richards Bob Bickford Fred Schmokel Coach Kline 2nd ROW Coach Woods, Marcus Schmokel Mark Przekurat Karl Moody Mark Dams Chris Diego Alan Orieton 3rd ROW Bob Kline Kevin Kittell, Kevin Hennessey Jeff Panton Dan Burns Tom Raub Brent Bushy Steve Emerson Rick Doram Stan Platik LAST ROW: Mark Beauchimin, Carter Biddle B111 Farley Andy Haplin Steve Morris Chris Haplin GAMES PLAYED EJHS VS South Burlington EJHS VS Mt. Abraham EJHS vs Lyndon EJHS VS St. Iohnsbury EJHS VS Colchester EJHS VS South Burlington EJHS VS Vergenes EJHS VS Rice EJHS VS Alexander EJHS VS Burlington EJHS VS Spaulding EJHS VS Montpelier EJHS VS CVU EJHS VS BFA I I4 SPRING SPORTS ,Y ,.. rt A .fri 7 1st ROW, fl to rl: L. Dirmaier, M. Bergqulst, S. Gifford. K. Williamson. 2nd ROW: A. Myers, C. Merrifield, C. Reiss. 1. Mathieu. L. Mathieu, J. Cavanaugh, H. Stark, C. Reiss, M. Whitcomb. B. Mayer, T. Cardinal. 3rd ROW: L. Rathgeb. S. Spencer, L. Nel- son. D. Logsdon, D. Beauchemin. N. Abeling, K. King, B. Royce, S. Prakelt, D. Relyea, C. Lawrence, K. Bucke. 4th ROW: Coach Dowd, Ass't Coach Rosey, C. Rees, L. Pudvah. M. Hill, L. Billheimer, E. Vachon. S. McAllister, P. Amerongon, Julie Vachon. Eric Branch, S. Emmons, V. Hamelin, Assistant Coach Debbie Leamed. pp. -, . ., .1 A -1 ...K 1. - ...Q . 3:-65,5 33.375 w-afar... g. -gw':1zf1.lwfQL': iagvvrgf ff- -5 . 1--5 .-T.Z4.g':x1-Q.'1:3g ,g,t , 5-ff . .guys T-M153-'ipf5'55ff.agifc'1Qwjf1. lj: 1 fs jg. . - ' ' ' 1 'Q-tif-M5372 f t 6 6 15631 .fss'2.f '? '? ff.f-2fv'ff2- f ' ff 1 QV ,-L..T-Tjfaw-j..i - an 4353 'J flrnsf: -ds'--QM'.?,.' Q tt.. LV - X 0, Jig: ,Q 'J ' 7 . L- ...3 , 1- . . r m n-X.: !yg:.eQi,x,tlr'fs.aJ gg-?,.:-'Q - J-airs -N. . A . . . ' . .,,.. ,- L SCORES EJHS 42 South Burlington 88 EIHS 63 CVU 46 EJHS 62 Lyndon 56 EJHS 110 . 5 Middlebury 40 EJHS 60 MMU 62 EJHS 67.5 Rice 51 EJ HS 53 Burlington 48 . 5 District Meet EJHS 3rd State Meet EJHS 8th SPRING SPORTS - I 15 2 H6 - SPRING SPORTS GAMES PLAYED EIHS VS Spaulding EIHS VS Middlebury EIHS VS Rice EJHS VS So. Burlington EIHS VS Burlington EIHS VS CVU EJHS VS No. Country EIHS VS Winooski EIHS VS Rice EJHS VS BFA EIHS VS CVU EJHS VS No. Country EJHS VS Montpelier EJHS VS Mt. Mansfield EIHS VS Burlington EJ HS VS Winooski , L.. And it's a high fly? 4-It , Mg. , in ---in . A JUNIORS: Greg Cutler Shawn Murhy Kevin Toof Jim Commo Head COACH: Steve Ferreira JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL SOPHOMORES: Kirk Artus Rick Burnett Kevin Clairmont Mark Kittell Bob Mady Dave Silverman Steve Walcott Greg Witherow Bob Barry Ion Christensen FRESHMEN: Tim Grover Brett Hamner Greg Wells Team COACH: Gene Nelson 'x 4 g fi ,,.4A,V' xt: .- ' .- 1 .. 5 17 t Y R R C r ww- 'w fr - with : ff' 3 21 il t it-, -: - W . -5551, 4. vt 7 1 W,,L 3, jd , :fi V ii. A A or ,,,g. ,Q ' ' , i . ', Qlgb' I ,g4,.sgQ,wh , , M1 iff? Q?-.gl his -577' Vf zk,f:Nk4n,1,-affix ,ffgis SCORES EJHS Spaulding 3 EIHS 4 B.F.A. 2 EIHS Mt. Mansfield 3 EIHS 8 N. Country 2 EJHS Middlebury 1 EJHS 8 Montpelier 5 EJHS Rice 4 EJHS 2 St. Iohnsbury 4 EIHS S. Burlington 7 EIHS 2 Burlington 3 EJHS Burlington 5 EJHS 7 Winooski 5 EIHS C.V.U. 5 EJHS 5 Middlebury 3 EJHS N. Country EJHS 6 S. Burlington 2 EJHS Winooski 4 EJHS 5 Rice 4 EJHS Rice 3 EJHS 3 Winooski 1 if J 4 RK .1. FRONT ROW, Cl to rj: Mike Godfrey, Scott Bamier, Kevin Banfield, Don Fonseca fcapt.J, Jim Adorisio, Brian Smith, Dave Relyea, Coach Feneria, Jim Lavoie, Bill Currier, Rick Goldsboro, Jeff Greene, Mike Meier, Gary Tatro, Dave Clairmont, Howie Ravelin, Harold Bur- roughs, Coach Steggerda. SPRING SPORTS Ni- 9 XY Q , j .,,,.. tx V4 V M V..-fcut31 Here it comes! Igor it. 1.1 A . 4 1 . Ll. I 'Q is W O . I 0 ' -1 Q 8 l'44 'fuss zziaxq 1,L Y 1 x FRONT: Gary Koval, Fred Demag, Brian Perrier, Jeff Sargent, Peter McMlcho1. BACK ROW: Robert Kolvoord. Carlton Walcott, Giles Willey, John Willey, Coach Mackey. l I 8 -- SPRING SPORTS v 5 0 W 13135 if P -.xfigliliif VER, - , ,, , ...x,A,-A . S.-F. W 1. w '??'2'-, f 'l.p2gig. 5 s'h.1:g:4sa+QSi1g5r 'SSX W 5' Q l .f S - --1. M - K E. a. g ,y A --xl Q Q .-ef. 2- gk A K Q ,L L SKU, 'S ,ff . M' he an ' f , f sw f QA fx -S w, 49 K f Ol' :xx M49 ' I JQQK' FQ' 1 f f Q55 '. ,yy X , I J, A S , 5 ' X ' I ini S fy, M ? '55 'I K TSX 4, A' I. S' v ' K . hx ye, V K , V Wen: f, . fl ' lr' S 42- ' 'v- VALVES PS- ' -f svn! Q ' Q ' XX x' I I I V STANDING, C1 to rj: Coach Mackey, F. Redding, Kim Ramsey, C. Stone, C. Thoma: K. Macphail, A. Stark, K. Gallinger, K. Stark, L. Mcgovern, B. Dirmaier, K. Kelley. E. Snider, N. Sheldon. KNEELING, Cl to rl: SPRING SPORTS Siu Lam FRONT, ql to ry: Robin Terranova, Laurie Frei Jane Cutler Debera Walsh Lorraine I-laphn Judy Byers 2nd Lisa Gokey Tammy Durrett, Kelly Kolinich, Cindy Yates, Ann ru o Smith, Kathy Schmidt, Susan Leonard CManagerJ EIHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EIHS EJHS EIHS EIHS SCORES Union 32 BFA Middlebury SBHS Winooski Burlington CVU BFA SBHS MMU Middlebury Burlington CVU Union 32 MMU 120 SPRING SPORTS his , .ZA iii .viv- , 1 Www, G if 413, W2 TY fi il .ni 4.1 :SHO FRONT ROW, fl to rj: Diane Gardner, Lisa Bandfield, Julie Winters, Kim Potter, Cheryl Marquis. 2nd ROW: Jane Bean. Brenda Smith, Tammy Charbonneau, Joann Studley, Julie Iorlano. BACK ROW: Diane Mitchell, Kelly Bucke, Robin Hubbard, Audrey Bailik, Pauy Colburn, Anna Murry CManagerJ. . 1+ ,ar vvnnnlvvvwmc .H which way did in gow? SPRING SPORTS - I 21 'M f 4' we 2-.A f ,Nxc hon Q -. L . ,. w,,, ff..-L, Lx. tl gif' W .fx 4: ,Lx' . 5:6 K - - - t Q ' t STRIKE4 You're out. . . w t, ., .. , M' - K .L. , Q t 1 L ' - S X Xf.v,YY!,,, 'fur fly 1 'yn LA kr l .L Q r fx e if 3,1 rl x' K Q Q- ' 19 .KX Y LL 1 ll K xl 4. ' K,,KK1,kKxxkx 1' K ' 1 - t A xy K R Km XR K mm xv 1. K A x kv K 1 Q .L Q Q ,QC Y m' 4 4 R A so 1. x xx 1 K 'Q Lx 1 g in in 'rx 'Q 'Q K1 1 1 QL v. QL K Y. 5- 'N tix so S N X: gn 'xx xx 'X ' ! LK, K 'xl Q my tl K1 ,X Q 4:1 ,whu Tennis anyone? Tip toe through the courtyard. i SPRING SPORTS 3x 1 'xl Hey coach where's the rest of the team . . . No your kidding! -Q., Q- 'Nw WALLEEH Wzq 'VJ' 35EE1.0:fH'.,: .v'e.alAix A 1 is X X Ek , if 1 -Q SIC Music: entertainment born of dedicated effort and painstaking practiceg perfection shown in a universal lan ua e, dictatin an rra of raceless emotion, notes meltin 8 8 Y 8 together creating harmony: waves of feeling rise and fall in continuous motion, spill- N ing forth a message , unattainable by words MUSIC -- l23 ELLEN ABBOTT WENDY BALDWIN HEATHER BECK DEBRA BENWAY SARAFAE BLAKE KEVIN BRYAN KAREN BUCKE KELLY BUCKE HAROLE BURROUGHS BRIGGS CHRISTIE KATHY COUTU JOHN CRONIN VIRGINIA DESSO STACEY DUNHAM 124 MUSIC ORCHE TRA MARK GOUTHIER SALLY GILMAN RICHARD GNALL DIANE GOODWIN SCOTT HAMNER CHERYL HODDER PATTY IRISH SCOTT JACOBS CARLA LAWRENCE KIM LAWRENCE ELIZABETH LOGSDON RUSSELL MAGNUSON ANN MUDGETT CHRIS MYERS PAULA OTIS JAMES PAULSEN IODY RACHT LEO RACHT KATHY STEGNER CATI-IY STONE JOAN TARDIE JULIE TILLER LESLIE TUCKER MARGARET VALLA DAVID WEIDNER GARY ZIEMER X I KIM ABAIR ELLEN ABBOTT BRIAN ABELING ELIZABETH ASHLEY JIM BAKER PENNY BEAN DEBRA BENWAY JEFF BERSAW SHARI BERSAW BOB BICKFORD EDSON BIGELOW SARAFAE BLAKE DENISE BLANCHETTE JAMES BLEAU LORI BOTTORF LAURIE BROWNE KEVIN BRYAN KELLY BUCKE ROBIN BUSHEY KIM CALLAHAN JANET CARLSON NAN CHADDERDON BRIGGS CHRISTIE ALAN CHRISTENSEN JON CHRISTENSEN CONNIE CINNAMOND JAY COLLIER JULIE COLLIER CYNTHIA CORDES GEORGE CORDES LYNDA CORDES BRENDE CUBIT CHERYL DANIS VIRGINIA DESSO JUDY DIMICK BETSY DIRMAIER STACEY DUNHAM DAWN DUNLAP BETH EDWARDS TIM EMERY LAURA ENGELKETI LISA EVANS TERI EVERT BETSY FAUNCE MICHAEL FOSS SUSAN FRANZ LAURIE FURMAN CHORUS .X .gin 3 WK , -4. X 1 IX X I mx MICHELLE GAGNE MARK GAUTHIER NORMAN GAUTHIER SALLY GILMAN CHARLES GILROY KELLY GREENWOOD DIANA HAMILTON RICHARD HAMILTON TAMMY HAMLIN ANN HART LESLIE I-IARTON SANDY HAUPT CHERYL HODDER IOANN HUBBARD DONNA INGRAM PATTY IRISH TOM JONES LAKSHMI JOSHI JIM KELLY TIM KELLY KARYL KENT KELLIE KENT ROBIN KERNAN KRIS KESSEL ELLEN KETCHAM HEATHER KING BONNIE KINSLEY KATHY KOVAL LISA LAFRANCE ROBIN LAMB BETH LAMPERT KAREN LAMPERT KITTY LANDRY TINA LAVALLEE KIM LAWRENCE HELEN LECLAIR ELIZABETH LOGSDON DAN MACK GWEN MARSHALL JUNE MARSHALL BETH MAYER SARA MCALLISTER DAWN MCCUIN DIANE MITCHELL ANN MUDGETT AMY MYERS CHRIS MYERS ,Yuri 5 I I .3 X B ELLEN NORTON ANDREA NOTH GREG O'MALLEY JENNIFER O'ROURKE JILL OTIS PAULA OTIS DANNY PARISEAU JIM PAULSEN LAURA PEACOCK MARY LOU PEDUZZI LYN PHILLIPS SUSAN PRAKELT LYN PUDVAH IODY RACHT LEO RACHT KATHY REMILLARD DON RICH ANDREA RILEY JODY RIOCH WALTER ROEBER GAYLE ROEDERER BRYAN ROWELL JOHN ROWELL NANCY RUSOTTI CHRIS SAWYER MAUREEN STANTON KATHY STEGNER ERIC STUYCK JOAN TARDIE PAM TARDIE NANCY THOMAS TAMI THOMPSON JULIE TILLER LESLIE TUCKER MARGARET VALLA PAM VALLA PENNY VAN AMERONGON PRISCILLA VAN AMERONCON AILEEN WALDEN LAURIE WALKER DAVID WEIDNER JILL WHITE GRETCHEN WILLEY AMY WILLIAMS ELIZABETH WILLIAMS JODI WILSON MUSIC - I25 I I J 4,..uu-9 KIM ABAIR SHARI BERSAW ROBERT BICKFORD ALAN CHRISTENSEN ION CHRISTENSEN BRIGGS CHRISTIE IAY COLLIER GEORGE CORDES BRENDA CUBIT CHERYL DANIS TIM EMERY TERI EVERT BETSY FAUNCE MICHAEL FOSS MICHELLE GAGNE MARK GAUTHIER 126 MUSIC WMM A CAPPELLA CHOIR CHARLES GILROY DIANE HAMILTON ANN HART SANDY HAUPT PATTY IRISH TOM IONES TIMOTHY KELLEY KELLIE KENT ROBIN KERNAN KIM LAWRENCE WENDY MARSHALL SARA MCALLISTER ANN MUDGETT PAULA OTIS DAN PARISEAU IAMES PAULSEN MARYLOU PEDUZZI LYN PUDVAH LEO RACHT PATRICK RAVEY KATHY REMILLARD WALTER ROEBER IOHN ROWELL IULIE TILLER LESLIE TUCKER MARGARET VALLA LAURIE WALKER DAVID WEIDNER AMY WILLIAMS IILL WHITE BAND ELLEN ABBOTT DENISE BEAUCHEMIN LISA BECK EILEEN BOHAN CINDY BOMBARD LORI BOTTORF KEVIN BRYAN KAREN BUCKE KELLY BUCKE JAMES BUCKLEY HAROLD BURROUGHS CRAIG BUSHEY JANET CARLSON PAULA CHATES ALAN CHRISTENSEN JON CHRISTENSEN BRIGGS CHRISTIE JULIE COLLIER KATHY COLLINS KATHY COUTU PETER COUTU JOHN CRONIN BRENDA CUBIT RUSSELL DEUELL BETSY DIRMAIER DAVID DROST LISA EVANS AIL EVERT MIKE FOSS RUCE FRANCO ALLY GILMAN LISA GOKEY DIANE GOODWIN RICK HAGERSTROM RICK HAMILTON HEIDI HAUPT SANDY HAUPT SCOTT JACOBS STEVE JACOBS ANDY JUVAN KARYL KENT ROBIN KERNAN KELLY KOLINICH GARY KOVAL KATHY KOVAL BRYAN KUMP BETH LAMPERT KAREN LAMPERT CARLA LAWRENCE KIM LAWRENCE HELEN LECLAIR LORI LIBERTY JAMES MACK RON MAGNUSON RUSSELL MAGNUSON BECKY MANNINGS GWEN MARSHALL BETH MAYER DAWN MCCUIN STEPHEN MITCHELL KARL MOODY ANN MUDGETT ERIC NEALY GREG O'MALLEY LYN PHILLIPS PETER POCHOP JANET POWELL SUE PRAKELT TOM RICHARDS ANDREA RILEY CHRIS SAWYER JON SCHMIDT JAMES SCHUG BRENDA SMITH SARA SMITH AMY SPAGNUOLO SHAWN SPENCER CATHY STONE PAM TARDIE NANCY THOMAS JULIE TILLER JAMES TOMPKINS MIKE TORTORELLA PENNY VAN AMERONGON PRISCILLA VAN AMERONGON DAVID WEIDNER BOB WELLS JANICE WESTMAN MEG WHITCOMB GRETCHAN WILLEY JODY WILSON GARY ZIEMER MUSIC - l27 1 28 - CANDIDS -'Niall iff! f,ff4.f.2A1W.-1:.,. l-. fr A I fffnff' I always smlle. Play it again Sam. ,Nik if Q 'T Touchey Feeley, Touchey Feeley . ,,..,...,, I D f mr ' l s ' ' y Q Wt w KV 1 V 4' new v I X , . . Q' 'kt . . ' ff Q a i f l ,' f ' 1 -Q ffl s I 'w' L ,. - X-. ' ff ,,+ K' ':4:p:,.L . V r p K I 'WJ A J - X1 . Q, 'V' ' ' h. l s f . flaw '.. a .il f..g.. Alright who did it? This pose is for you sweetie. CANDID Smiles - in all shapes and sizes: a regular variety of joyful expressions. Happy vil- lains caught with split-second timing, flashing brilliant grins as they reflect on pri- VHIC SCCICIS . CAN DIDS :-v -1 r -Q '- -- Q-,, -1 X4 5 .fx Bk 'A A . , M -Q H ff ,,?,?5.N 1 ,WW ,X ,.. fi' nikki .. gg , QW! L l . h ,X 5 .V . M Y if 5 wx' 1 if , e 4 25' 'W ' 9 W. L- , f, - .115 1 Wvy' Q ww - W gg vnaaxmh 1 n-A1 'uv i .idinu Y n s S 1 - G Q Qr A - - 1-w,'g:s-1 fx- rr-, 7. NJ 4? 9 Q . W... 2,4 -Q . r I ll an un ll U mf'-EJ. M Al-......lll . :Q-A ,,,,, V- -fr' 'awp Lf' 'fx-'j,..:.g,. . 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QUIET. ALONE AT LAST . . CANDID5 -135 : -3- E 31.3 IMI YOU'VE GOTTA' BE SINCERE F' 5' 1 5 NW - W In H 'nf Q .-q,,,,xkisw K e A - xA,'q,,q..I. 'N I M WHO ME?1DlDN'T D0 IT- STANDING ON THE CORNER WATCHING ALL THE GUYS GO BY 136 - CANDIDS O 9 if .1 VM SMILING. I'M SMILING . . afiils 'nl -. f '-,BG Xa CHEESE . . IT REALLY W.-XSN'T ALL THAT FUNNY. CANDIDS CANDIDS 1 Q 'I w- I, MOE YI H w ' I , W v'm 1 nn ,, . -.1 -..f, A ,f , n- 4... an ' ' 1' ,.,..w...v..-0 'im' In .M ... www- -' t -. w. M ' f . W I' nw- -., W 'W f LARRY CURLEY MY FAVORITE CLASS M42 THIS IS GEORGE. YOU DOUBT MY COOKING? E - , Y NDN.. 140 -- CANDIDS if WHAT YOU LOOKING AT? Q if Fi sm , v ru 1 1 1 I A If COTTAGE CHEESE OR YOGURT? . 'N'-sasgrf we fe f Q-S Q xx f YOU LIKE? BURP. 'Q E! A HE LOVES ME. 'X JAWS PART 3. DON'T BE SILLY. LANDID5 -141 V A 3 F ll ,ft IM an s Q ll 9 1- 25 39. Q' CANDIDS 5,7 '1 '-. Th. Ink- 55' i KW? 'lr 3 1 'Q if B I' we ,l. vi mi it .' KI5, r' 51, , 1 . -We 1'- 'P 5 fil ! . qw , f ' l. CANDIDS- IAR DANCES, ASSEMBLIES, FRUSTRATIONS , - . IOYS, AND SILENT MOMENTS . . ALL THOSE SPECIAL OCCASIONS THAT MAKE THE YEAR SO MEMORABLE. TWIST. A 2+2x4+5-6x3+100-25x32-65+1055-89+'Z22:4963 ZZZZZZZ. . . N I HEARD THAT, HOW RUDE! THE BOBSEY TWINS, NO! 144 -CANDIDS 1 I J' ,dl yr.. s THEA TER Nowhere do individuality and unity exist together in such harmony as on the stage: The certain aura surrounding the glamour of the stage is made possible only by the hard work contributed cheerfully by orchestra, C381 and crew . UTBU CUnhealthy TO Be Unpleasantj opened the stage to the year's theater productions. A, short, humorous drama, UTBU exposed a variety of superb acting talent. Only theater has the ability to transformpersonalities in such a successful manner. Bvi- dence of this stands clearly in Bye Bye Birdie's character, Conrad Birdie. A quiet, shy person comes dramatically alive within his bold role. Bye Bye Birdie was definitely a successful spectacular theatrical performance. The audience responded with a flood of laughter, rising to their feet in a wave asl the curtain call marked the dynamic conclu- sion . . y it THEATER - 145 UTBU UNHEALTHY TO BE UNPLEASANT J 6 Cast List Madge Kempton--- ------------ ---- J ennifer Hendee William Uggims --- ---- -------- V ijaya Joshi Anastasia Amber Jennifer O'Rourke Shirley Amber ----- Mary Lou Peduzzi I . Francis Amber ----- -------- P at Ravey Connie Tufford ---- ------- A nn Hart Eugene Boyer ---- --------- G eorge Cordes Valerie Rogers ----- ---Catherine McCormack Miss Blank Rogers ----------- Connie Reiss Jimmy Newton --------------------------------- ---- M ark Gauthier Directed by Yancy Stillinger ...ds I46 - THEATER BW Albert Peterson ---------------- - - - - Bob Bickford Rose Alvarez ----- ---------- ---- C h eryl Hodder Conrad Birdie Kim MacAfee Mae Peterson Hugo Peabody ---- ---- ----George Cordes Mary Lou Peduzzi --- ------- Karen Elias -----Tim Emery Mr. MacAfee ---- -------- P at Ravey Mrs. MacAfee ---- ---- S arah McAllister Randolph MacAfee ----------- ------- J im Kelley Ursula Merkle ---------------- ---Leslie Tucker Directed by Yancy Stillenger Music Orchestra Beverly Cadmus John Preston THEATER I47 E4 N, HUG ME ,xx .1 . ,,., .ik 1 HOLD ME, SUFFER! YOU ARE CUTE! ! -ff ,ff ,f it O , . , E O O ' f' ' A E E 4. BT E H H E DC MEET MY GIRLS . I I' WE DON'T SELL DOUBLE ROCKS ON THE scOTcH. GET OUT. l48.,THEATER GOING STEADY? E IORS Ioy radiates from the Seniors as they reflect on past years of academic plenty. Joy h evenin of graduation of accomplishment and excitement glitters in their eyes on t e g semoks - 1 49 KIMBERLQX rgLtgg5t A13A1R they NSI x own ,fu ll of liesgf A f ' 13551 f- .fzggmw f 5 .i - MICHAEL TODD AITHER 150--SENIORS 'ii fs X rezgagz- QQJL ff ELLEN IANYE JAMES EUGENE KADORIgiiQg?? ' W .wi-.Q '-. E RABBIT A+ 'LEE bxxxv My In gf There may be two sides tda Corn but each side together makes the coin. .W ' fff3:3g gf5?7' 5 ' 1 ..thh L I Fromifte lowhest gepth there rs a path to the loftiest height. NAN, NILDA, NUGGAW V NANCY LOUISE AIA VIVIAN LEE ARLETH aik Y A 5. , , -r if 151 44? iq -tn, 6 xi .li I 'Sl . 'rr' TTTK .xi K bar iq: z llfgf 'f 'Q ,y 2 1 'if wa? 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SCOTT ANTHONY BARNIER AJIA Z I 't .,, Q M W I N' -A I .: fu f. 491.55351 ,, N, KATHLEEN M. BARRQ' A KATHY 3 Happfness is not something we findg it's something we cgqgte . Q- A , 1 .Q Y km, 'Wag Q H' I 5 I 3f,. few fb RONALD EDWARD ROBERT RICHARD BICKFORD BOB No matter how much cats fig , there alwa s seems to be 1 ' PAULA JEAN BLANCHETTE Speech was given man so that he might hide his thoughts. of kittens.y P VWSMELODY LEE BLAISE ,tt ,p wi W , R . Y A 5' W t it .f 1 1 if-F .efaifhz A VE, . aww 'K R , , - U. Q. 5 ,K . 1. ,.,5,,, t , 1 wt ' we A! N ai . ,sr , ,r J., W , A-,gnc 1, ,Qs , few R f. .gs ANDREW WILBURT BOUTIN 'QU' 1 ,,, 4 The best and most things in the world seen nor touched but the heart. ' f , 5 7 '1 fm we X 4 K1MBERI.B,q111LL BCIYCE1 ,....i, 3 . sa X 1. wt- .' H ,A-1 if -'YB +Qa Mx . -. Q R. ff ' t SENIORS Q-' A, V:-2 1. E A . . KENNETH GORDON BROWNE MICHAEL ELDEN BUCKLIN MDALE ALTON , EL . - ya , , w f fn: -E.', , 'Til , -A , . - - ,Ln , V f,,, ' H ' V ' ' f' X f -2, . Gradua 'onr There is sofmuch A E A A BUCK? A A A . n ff 1 ' 4 - - - , ' ' , A , A ' E-E- 7 lost, a L so much gained on this A E A ' E A ,A,N -f ' ,. ,.. . , M15 ,- A Lui' 7 Ev: .,-A V-OCCBSIOD. . A f Oh grate I fmnally ach1efed angi:z.ag?? A Q gi iss? Q E ' .5 F ' f' L30-.,, fkL,1-?E5'i,,,f ff1fQ,,Pk --T ii .ei A ,A A 1 QGEHRHSHUREAQ Q A ff -A E 353 A 1.312 f Q ff 4 1? E' E ffmf H25 f QV Zeng e':f m23 QQ . fm 13 P5 2 gems! f Q' if , yL'TIfl '.,J--'O'-9 A' . Q 5-IG IH -,. T A' 3 E QE E f A T A x A 54. 1 vf.. .gk i k .., V . . ' A 5 f ? s ' .. E .V . ,. J -fkf M ,,,- .ff 5 f- f ,.,--ivfz-,wp X N ,--if 1 E . , ,. 1 ' 4 A 1 VE Q .22 A ek? 4 A A is f ,. ' lff 4 ,AES N A ' Y -Liv.. + X E ' 1 ' , ' 1 V A ' 'ipaxgw 1 v iifriff' f f' ' ,. , A T .. EEEE ' Q 2 ' . 'V1 ',1'v,,i.,.'j-',f::?ifwI - ' - - ' - + .f Y' A Q EEEE EE-E ff, . ' if -MH ,, 'W A I ' ,J .- ' ' ' W., A 'if A A .,,W,,..,.N-M-iw-'ass-ff. , ff ENEE . , A A 2 . ' 'II'77 g l T : ' fW3 5 f?' 4 EE?mi. ,,E'i S e:,' ' .. EE , ,, J. . Q' f 1 viz UW ' , 'v' ,-47 2 re v , 1 1 3 4- S!'25'L.,e E vw' E H ,:.::' P W. , H ' 'UVVW '-1 -1 L. L, ge M2 FW' is 14.,'f-ff 'zu-'Ari-f'::?4-'5, H ' - ,Ac .xI' -, ' -1: 5.1 .' ' - ' f y E, I 35+ - , r w., ,f.'..,-ww , , . - I ' A A A A 1 fg,.,:,f,',-an yigw aff-:L-I ffx- -Wf ' --' 'I SW?- HAROLD RICHARD BURROUGHS DALE ALAN BUSHE DANNY S. BUSHEY 154 - SENIORS quam...- ff, A PM -51:6 , A, S. 4. 4 W ,MAS 4' f . is- -'Z' ' wx 'irfh .1-,.,4 if-vt SENIORS - 155 gy Nw, fx ff V' 1 ' 'w.g,f,, f, in V A 2 A 'A DQUGLASXI. CHALMERS I follow where may lead, but I will go wheref thengggigi no path, and I wigl leavef Z a Hair? a a A aaaalgaaa 1 aaaaaa. SHEILA ANN CLEARY 156 - SENIORS - ,-vb my -a7ez1a..1,4,3 HERINE M . CHARLAND ',l7w.i JAY FREDERIC COLLIER A ALAN J. CHRISTENSEN BIG AL ,.,a Make the best of e M situauon 'fl 235335. Q KARENAMAME COOKQWBJ A aa Q ' Q AWP DANIEL JAMES COOKE QW' I L 1 K' ,, .S W ffizif . , I Ns , I I N GEORGE CARL CORDES -....L.--. A I 'AQ' ., MM CONRAD A Q . honour'd gods keep Rome - 1n sa e y an ' ' tice 4 supplied with worthyanenl CORIOLANUS, Act III. Sc?e'I'Ie 1'!'I 1 x ' 'Ngxi ,Q 'Y 'Nw-,,, -. WAYNE HENRY COTA ,.. ,...... -...., mm ww-Q K' V, '-vs... Q: ww:-rg, A,W, jr-A-V...,..,, ..,,:fe.: 'vo-4-.,,, mira, E l I -s,u 4 - ,,,., I.mmnmbm'M. W. 1 F L 4 I vp I K5 IsLpd,wsmf..:m M img., , 3. M EDWARUSYYGWK S1 , vw, k . I The ow who hefs top old W ' I W tol always was. M--Q., KATHRYN MARIE COUTU 'V r A 1 .-.igl .mist 97 1 5-my gm ,-fe V M I f- .3 , , , ,,.,.,,,,1 M .. - I, 43, Sf ,., w vs, , ' I A Q' gl,sh.k I 'W , V, .4 -A-Q f ' V . 5 i KM 'W A - I I , -W , I M 4, I 1 , .,. . s ffqfggsv ,A Q5 N 1,4 , CYNTHIA D . CROWELL SENIORS - 157 ROBERT JOSEPH CRUCITTI ARTHUR JAMES CUNNINGHAM CHARLES JAMES CUSTEAU CHERI , CHIQRQL A 4X', ,- ..,,' -, ,. A yours I A , Q- l58 - SENIORS ,,,kmH ,AH 1: 11, , ., ,, 1, ,ff.f, . ---up gf - :vm up-. wv. v W. I bw Mmm ...gym If' -' Wk .,1:-':. W .,.,. 3? tx. , NWA mf, ww-' ' V 9 I Emmy' 'J A Q am 'W H. 1 4 V' ' f-,WLJ M' Ummm- fu-www f+ '1'4 ? ' 5 5 S , , f fy? if-bg 4 - - 'Q . . f 11 - ' 4,1 f --Q3 M , fl' -A , y 'Aff A 1 v ' W 5 if f S. 4' ' ,,mi,,3., 5,Qf:f,gw,,5, ,X l k , Q W3 30 V1 S 'Y 'I : S JF 5 , S . ,, ,A R I ! fl 6. I 5 X , fi' in K ,U SQ 1 gi in Q . V1 4 . M KIMBERLY KAROL Ar-, IW' .rp -' WA Q, rf f Q 5' ,L ...gh ,Y ., ,. fl, 392535: 1' W4- AF.- Y My, mxrk auf 1 New X we J? QU! Ch?- A gl i-v k f iw. ' 1 A ggi - ggi. 1512: f- t 1' 27-iw ' s. r .2 , V, 'f' - 235 U an I Q 'ai' 4 1 i if ' 3 95 ' I Lake. iff?-W0f1S1 heffne b : 111QQ1011s2 113111 'before md. leading ' 1 , whereverlchoose. b ' X KAVTHIJEENEIQKEN .. 4-'f ' . I 5 X Pk I QI, V' , -1 f ,gg - 1113, E 63 4 ffeeifiiyfififf x' af ,H rw MICHAEL KEVIN FOX is MICHELLE MAE GAGNE -l MEL V,-. I WILLIAM ALLEN GARDNER Sometimes youlwin, sometimes ,A , , , -1 .,f. .1,' , 4. If ' K If-5 ' '- ' ,f - ' 5 2- ' fi ,'-, 0.50053 be1Wke1fi, 1 160 ','-, 2 W 1. ., ..., vafonderinl ,. 'you ,,.., A H ., . , ' ,.,, V K y , W. N.l...,::,,... have made item A A 2' ff, M V4 if . Live life to the fullest for Never try to make anyone like qv tomorrow you may die . , Ivvyonugselfviegy .Iye, , iiy. I 1.,,To,play.g1ea,1m knows that one of you is enough. keep your eye 3 1:2 4 siangxspgrg. g CH WTKT I I si TRACY LYNN GEORGE DIAN soonvgffr Asv' iiss PETEREALLEN GOVE A k,,,,1...,.f M: ff' 162 - SENIORS ls - fz vfwkm .iz-nw w.. f figs ,. , I I W Us ii 2,4155 J M, .3 9352 muff Q I s..z, lzjfziv .329 JAMES NEAL GREER sw ?-5 LAURIE ANN GREGOIRE qt 4. Ui May the saddest days of Y future be no worse than thee N happ1est.days of our 11fe. ' W, .,,.L so Ibm , A 2-z'rm:fffw:f 1 4 -, f :W--lfL,,2f5G,v,1,.-kfafeweww.ftW,.:.wm, XMQQMW,Nw.w.m.m.ffHwaw:ff.wwwwd-w.,,wmunwawnwa4t PAUL D. HALE , 1 :Hg,f,t,1' mf f tygsvg. A gy N, -L. BRUCE EUGENE HAMEL bt 3 gygyg-fgggyggwaww-,ww '. :vi ,, it 5:5 Ei' A fxtgzi' ws, ,j:',f.,' W1 af'-.1 3 e e .1--.g,7Tw,: . .., '-.':'p'.'5 tx- 3 ,,'., r., - . - 'V1 .WJ 1'f'.' 'A 1 ' 1 4 I Q3 . I ' ll ' -. - . A . f,s.'f, , at--.silt , 1'- 2 'Cn .2'.x.Q4L., EDWARD HARDY GUILD ts. Q. ., f- - wnwwmf s.t..,.w. B A . AA , F. E3 if if 1 l ivk .i...,,,,,1xki Sometimes hard . J what your heart is feelin' Vgfi Xharder still to put it inqo ,ti X 3 rfb' Y DIANA MILTON 'E X SENIORS DANNY RAY HANKER I-QANK For long you live and high you fly, smiles you give and tears you cry , all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be . HEFF GAIL MARIE HEFFERNAN ik hu. 164 SENIORS A vuu SANDRAilfLlZiAllETH HAUPT .7k, A It lg, g SANDY Z.. , I Who'sqviaieglg-iota A youth loses the lpagt and As the French would Sai'ah Nata . ' ' PACO , SNAKE - GARY ROBERT HAYDEN ai ' It We are all robbers who aren't the KEVIN MATTHEW VKNVL 3 16381 bit SOIIY Ihal we stole, bllT. ziwiiisbare really sorry that we got x caught . Y' HEN Al l.u'. i A Y A SUZANNE MARIE HENRY ' ,gs A as is - X A 11:52 . Eg its 2 .M R 'gy' ,, ' aa RUSSELL THOMAS HOLMES HoLMs1E You can call me anything but late for dinner. An old Vermont saying: Someone once asked me if I lived here all my life. I said Nope. 1 ain't dead yet. This ylikeiaiistimes is ay very good OHBJILWQVBUI know what tow Q,Qssi do withiyifrh V ,i.XV or A I PETER THOMAS HURLEY KIRK DOUGLAS HUBBARD PATRICIA FAITH IRISH fix. Q ing. SHARON SUE HUMPHREY SHARON SUE Atta-Babe! SCOTT DAVID JACOBS SENIORS DANIEL THOMAS JAMES RAMA MADHUKAR JOSHI 166 - SENIORS RICHARD KEVIN JONES VIIAYA MADHUKAR JOSHI 1 YT' i f ,G , A I T LINDA ALISON JORDAN Hold fast to dreams for when dreams go, life is a barren field frozen with snows. LORRAINE IRENE JOYCE Cf? S. Q52 ,-af Tfwfy KELLIE ELIZABETH KENT THOMAS ANTHONY KNIGHT KRISTINE MARIE KESSEL KRIS Everybody has to bedsomebody to somebody to be anybody. MARY KATHRYN KOVAL wi o PAUL EVAN KIEFER Moomax-:AM If at first you don't succeed - QUIT! LYNN MARIE L'ECUVER R SENIORS ,A ,,.., C51 Adklrgil , . 'L' ,X . vu 'x r ' lL..s AA I MARY ROBERTA DOOZER I finally got it all for or Xi time. We only look came. and g A - and rounglin We're captured o PAMELA JEANNE LALANCETT' 'A , A -A ., 1 4' MM 168 - SENIORS KAREN ANN LAMPERT III - .ax 'P' Q. .'3'ff A IONATI-IAN scoTT LANG Forever is only until never. A LaBOW! WADDLES CINDY LEE LeBEAU , . -05 if 1.2 I Q., Asif' - u 1 ' . , 3- ' '.1 5,' if - 4' I ' 'E 3,5 .Il 4 1. M - f i-A ' x ' 4 Q Q., r t 'ff' Avis. I f'rx lq,, 5. ,Qfi G? ftllg 2 fe p A DEBBIE JAN LAVOIE ' You can'r depend on me for all your happiness just as I can't depend on you for all of mine . Ask me for my a11:sI'11 give you nothing less, but just know you can't depend on me for all your happiness. A A MICHAEL LARRY LEBLANC 'Y 1mR- I ' KIMBERLY LAWRENCE BEAN It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy: that makes happiness. CYNTHIA ANNE LETTERI SENIORS - 169 .w.wv ' l7O-- ., VKLKJ 4 VVISI .V fy fy , V. 1 7 ,,,g, mf: ,1,, f, Lrsrz-:R MMM, i ' Q4 g H'w fxwwf. CINDY LOG LIBERTXM tyy he LIB When everything is going rotten and it seems like you should give t hsht, .h,,. h a up, just remember today may be A better than tomorrow because t s t tomorrow could be worse. Now are things looking up? QERICKY MICHAEL Luvrocr g , .. Ji' . i 3 5 la . if - A P . KAREN IEANNE LISTER N.B.! ,K ., ,Q J iii 5 It's nice' more important nice., i s jO'A1lI raii B at at - ' ' W i' a ia ,Af M , - my , y ' fti ' f A If -' ii 'if ,, V, , if , - ' f ,.,Ssff,:' , iwfzw. ,.,, f f 4-W: - ef g ,, -,f,f,,,, , ', f,QQ,f,,gggfff:f,'1m - 'itt' 3 if-4. .fm fa - , t ,,gy,1f, ,,, Q.,-u , K .sf-f w .fe f ' i , gm SENIORS Zxgfyt , W. 1, 1,Q:J.,v f ',ff '?' sf, ,wtfegya f. ,eff L, ATTORE JOSEPH MANCUSO -5 : . . 2 Q I ,: ni -1, -I '-.M rg . 5 .I N 31'-2 5:5 :NW K ss-P it MAUREEN ANN MARCOTTE 1 SARA LEE MARSH swAMPY The important thing is this: to be 'F 'Q WW, able at any moment to sacrifice if 'anis Y 5' WVPNAEWJQQNNE MQEIER what you are for what you could 'Egg 5' l'bersome.-...I ..,,,, I I want to learn what life 1S for, I don t want much I Just want A more Ask what I want and I w1ll sing I want everything Everything HOLLYWOOD DAVID CARLOS MAY I .5 I N V , I i ' ' ' :iff I I A -we-1 ff f,.,,, -. ., wk, . 4, 1? '- , f?.2'sVi5if A ,s..,vlQi5w - fs' - . . . , . . 0 Y s I 9 . V hiv, I if, ' ,A i ,t DINO ANTHONY MAY , W 'W' -'Q-ar A D. A. M. Production Some men are destined to settle for something small: don't you know that I wou1dn't rest until I've had it all. So don't ask where I'm going. just listen when I'm gone, far away you'1l hear me singing softly to the dawn. Rivers belong where they can ramble, eagles belong where they can fly, I've got to be where my spirits can run free , I've got to find my corner of the sky. - Pippin SENIORS l7I Genius talent .,,..l SENIORS 'ze :Wx E QE 4, E , E 73513 N ANNE E Acd pt the to fch fate bigds you':AAT1d?1ove pedpfeaf 4 M,,,,M WNNN wi1hEwhomEfa1eEEbrin ou WMF! togetl1eI.fbutEdb so your ,.,f ' He who turns ' Pheek :oo fag gets it in dfnecki g, A SYEVE LEO MILLETTE 1 STEVEN Yum'- 2 1 1 LESLI ANN MITCHELL M. ., :ff Iibannot ive youlthelformula for Qitccess, gut I can-giye you the mula for failtzreifftry to please gaerybozly. A g ff' KARL KENNETHMOODY It don't come easy, -but I found way . Q ,LQ A A A A--1K?ff75-f, f f -A -V. 1 'W - - .- -al 2 . A K' 1 WQA 5 Q , FAYNE MARIE MORGAN FAYNER The only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore itg if you - A 1 , A' can't ignore it, top it: if you ggi ' E -A f can't top it, laugh at itg if you In .,,W,, in can't laugh at it, it's probably A deserved . JAYNE ANN MORGAN' ANNA LOUISE MURRAY Speak to the earth and ll shall teach thee . ANN ROGERS MUDGETT ax SENIORS - 173 A, mfffwwn . A . Lf CHRISTOPHER GOUI-D MYERQE, JOSEPH 'THOMAS MYERS P STEVE TrIbM'AS NAGY I ily hff , 251 I EW' PROFESSOR ' H ,E 4 .E EEE. ' Mine is to do and die. EEEE P . that timehave reasoneifwhy. 'Vl' EEE' M -A M 1x The trick is to work hard the first three years, and then take itegsy Despue's de la tempestad vrene P P the last year. s EEE P la serenidad. s r 'ERNYPOO - PAUL ERNESTPNEWMAN DARCYJAYE NORTON I74 - SENIORS ANDI . Vw, ANDREA LYN NOTH Y an -pt. -P:- '1i'f .,5?'ff,f'5:1f'7f' J 'Y '4 KW is '4'ff 'L A' of' ' W. R. N X X 'G t 4 t - '- f YH 41 A N as to t , syyyas y vst s' lg LrsA'i1ggvNf6sBoRNEgf3g, v PAQQLA ANNINFHQTIS h .t BRUCE ALBERT PAQUETTE Lfwe all, N Good things come in small AW iQhE M K R Tfust Yfeiusg' 4 ,N h packages. But what do you want, But do wrong to none . quantity or quality? ff ,. il ' 'fl' 6 5 fir ir 3 w2wnsw.W,..s,,,, ' mf? ,silv .-is Lf ' H15 'W w t, ,,,.,,,5 A y 'gg ' 'bv 0 f I srT fy W2 i ya. , s. Life is a BIG party, so live it up. L, Everything has its beauty, but not everyone can see it. L. COLLEEN ANN PELKEY BRAINQURTON PERRIER LIQIGH ANNE PHILLIPS '37 ., ,J N Q r P- SENIORS 'PW f 1 -v...,.,,w' s .fs J-ii 'ish 555 'fi 1 fy, .5 QQ gal? W' 31 5 W ,, MILLIERESA ELLEN IYOULTN IODI MBRGAN POTTER A IA 5 ,E WE Q , . f f . ffl i, I A, , . ' jf? I I PIVNM' I V may ' V E 4 vp JAN g DioS io! E. AA,,,. Xlf' ,Vl, , E I Qur lives are filled with simple ' j A' A ' Joys and blesslngs wlthout end . ,. ' ' I It doesn't matter what you do . You'1l always think something's better. So go ahead and do what you want to do. You can always explain it later. ' WILLIAM FRANCIS PRICE TIA I I 1 Sh-A 176 - SENIORS one of the greatest joys of all E is to have ofthe ' 1 zyb 1 Yx A ,ya More, More, More. How do you-H hllke it? How do you likevghl' m X PAMELA JEAN RAB1D31f5c '- PAMELA JANE ,Ma 5 y is t,.,g X l , 33 :-,, A .. E QR-x - 4- il 'W J' 'fi ,,w1.,, X 1 iw . R, , at Q V 1 R . I 5 S' ,xl ,,'. E :' .Q DOUGLAS JAMES REES 4 J' if ' GREGORY DAVID REGINA ,.Sgf,S. ?i , fw 35 'L S E S 12 Q R GRE You're not what you think: but you thi!! . A ft' R a day and 116, how long I ' , 5 ,, , Q Q pvumwm LO N RELYEA S E 0 it take a 8f?SSh0PPef Wh ALAN REYNOLDS ' I E E E L,,, V a w oden leg to luck all the seeds - 111 p1ck1e REM R V KATHY ANNE REMILLARD R Y:-E ff - SENIORS - 177 A Q Jnfgggy WAYNE RHEAUMEEQA HEIDI ALVORD RICH T 5 LINDA AER? . kk.. , . ,V 'zsf , .,v,.,:, AQ, .A . .., You you are when no one isifldokiilg . A . . ,, DEAN SENIQRS j if m Always sulve for the betcer N gl 1n 11fe and don t give up ugtil yo get them ZA i '21 , - 1 fm 1 K Q' fi 2 x 1 5351.3 ,W ,E E T A A . f . I . W- fn, Ez-i-,',ss.f,1 f. 6- K -k l s I . . , - Q DONNA LEE ROBYOR KAREN ANN ROBYOR 9. fifim 'ix BRIAN K. ROONEfY N R Nam SAIL ROLLINS IR A as Q, , ,E s ' r legs I V , , An' X wr g Ae , : s:2'tl ff' . L. . , 'fl , . 9 aug: ,Jim .,,: rr' gr .il sig.. 1,5132 if K . he In ,Ll A .jg fgx -,U .2411 ggf-Q'p,f1,z :ful m . lf A: 4,1f..,a ,jf,: V, 3 l f faqs ' A fp - 1 3 , if K ' The universe is thy ihnerselfz look seek all your answers! 1OHNBOY!i SUSAN MARYANN RYAN sus oi suzlniu A good friend issorneone than A never lets you downl and is always there when you zfeallyneed them . 1 '. A ' A RICHARD REGINALD RYDER JOHN IOSEEVQHSABOURIN Q JOSEPH MICHAEIQSCHRAML .z1.b.dh A 1 N,-1,-1 7 :ref-A ' - 4 . 1' 1 SENIORS x..,X .,-my 1 . 4 w x , , A vi, L --1L' 3 f ' 'I K I KTIIV KVKZVQ . ,, I RICHARD f eg , M i Jl' V h e C X .,.i ,V,lh In K I ,V 5 .. fa?-T:,, . ,. ' 2 X 'V V ' , 1'QN' V h VV Q' S.. I W Liv A in AVEI in if Eg' K: I ,Vg?gfa7,,f:f.Vf41f4ef,iyi.x kr .,Vk if zkk . he . V h h h 1 'V ,hk Wg, V he ,j K ,. VV V VV ,1'2 -ff , - fi I ' Ea t ' he . '1 ' V fzy V YQ1 W1 .' Hi . VVV- we ,g he f,'I'h6,dQ8 est feehn .alwa lsh.shQwsVgVV2VVVV h . 5 .' 7 . K , Q AW --:,f' R ,W.. , h ltself m SIICIICCLJ' 1 hVVh h AQ f , V he 7 ' b' L, V , .,,L f. L l' V he 1 fa e ' T m I 5 I 'W f L ' ,, ' ef 3 f 7 T? ?ffVViffr5V ,,. ' i4,VsQiVzg Z? '45 '5-.f,h,,.r 4 5 42 Q M h finiiV'fVgV,Yv'i,hVfggfAhWw?1f Eli ' 1A ' K h V, Qwfffnwr--V We ' :V f I l ,.,k ,f .K -wx iff ,K nfl ' 4, V , 1 - S ' he 2 W f -' 1 VV V1 V' ' b' N i e .M h Q h eh e V e k 'R , V ' -' E V i'V X' ' S' -, ll' ' -:P ' Ai . ,, 'V'V zz, , '- V 'Y V k , NYU- 45.75 ' . ' V V v, b .. ek., A KN Mm? ., . 5 ,h A e J 1 wwwm . e 2 W S , ' ' 'L . h 1 M 1 b 1 if ef e gf FREAK,sMlL1E,sToNEY 5 VV lil ers a 1. Vabsqut 22 -5, , A ., ' V EQ I A , .1 W 75 h m ,, hVSpeak your tru guletly and Q but QQ, gp m eif L e M . 15 '. 'I CICBIIY, and 1181623 IO Oth6ISg KIM MARIE SMILEY vi V,,VL even the dull andfpgnorantg they i w US t .3 bylgli too have their story. M TUV F e R , Xe sun xg e A Q QQ V QN ,Q . .h h.A, he h V he SUSAN K. SMOR SLEEVE h h v B AN, 'TH'S f?V f Ve ,,hL,. VW 5 I . , V , ,gg K . .M -fV ' V ,ww ,M W 9 4 4 nf -H, ,. W :se , w A lBOw-SENIORS ,, e .1 W, A ' ww, F V' 1 ,Y JV .- 55 KW ., ,, , +2 ,E , hh -f E .J .J V, m e I 1 ,, X , i 1 +V 'Q A ,, QU L Q 5. -,V Q , H 9 Q ...af M , Q , , , . V. . A 1 sv f 'f QV Y A I faq' L wmfaws.-'W F' f ...f 'w.f'w L T :- A 4 I VERONICA JEAN SMITH Always laugh when you can. It's cheap medicine. Make the most of yourself , for that is all there is of you. - Ralph Waldo Emerson PAULETTE, BIRD LINDA MARIE EDITH JACQUELINE SNIDER EDEE, SNIDS I shall pass this way but once: , therefore any good that I can do, or any kindness I can show: let me do it now for I shall not pass this way again. AMEN . , sg: gov- 1' :Q ' , ' ...J 'R 5 A A . of'- E . 3: u- ss W! f' Y' , mm 1, sw, uw DEBRA ANN SORRELL s BOONE - . K . as-gr, . - , KEI'QgIgEDWARD, SPAULDING , ,. ...A Ek s ., , . 's 1 - -V wif 3 f ' N . L P s,., R, W, , Ir.. - ..g sk., if! X. 1 X.-.ri MX, WEN! SENIORS ROBERT ANTHONY STEVENS JOAN KATHRYN TARDIE in yourself , advance confiygiemly in the direction of youiidreams and endeavor to live life you 1 if Q n v A H, '98 TIM LEE VILLEMAIRE is 'v- X 1 LYNN SUE VJQRQHEREAU PEGGY sus Wag' 3 Ha wif ze it ,ah wif Those of you who thlnk you know Q everythmg are annoymg to those of us who do CARLTON KEITH WALCOTT X Qt- fy . Nxf oooo an sz nf. Q W 3 l84 - SENIORS wg' Mg he 4? Very good Scott DAVID MILES WEIDNER I ,,,.. ' RONALD I WARD puff' W1 so L ,,,,w .. - . V K 4 1 - rx .-A . . -f 'Qs A --'Xe gh 4 w , i . ' ' 4 . LM ' av ,V ' bw' , ' f, 1 ' ' , ' Q . ef- i 2 ' , il ' fv -. ' ' A A L L A . A A gf- f g Qo'e . V f - ' . 'X ' , M f,,, 1 f . ' ' N ' ' fff ffWiHiu,f',, J . .. . ff A ,LL ', N75 , ' We six Mg: My 'w ' V: A ' f A K Q ' 1 'V A 'A . Qi , A ug A ,.., F555 115 , WV' W f' I H . . Q - ' s 1 ' V , on 3 i4 i?fl7 Y , f . Q f A rf it ' 1 'S' we Q' 'x 'We J Y 3' 5 x vw ' 1 2' 5' X' WW W . . ii' 5 xfcqui Q. L1 if 4 1 1 W N ,Sn-'Y af Y ul ,Q XJ! x . J CHERYL ANN WELLS JAMES WESTON LJANICE LYNN WESTMAN Y, ,Swv -fig. Q31 v Living is the art of loving. , at PJ N 1, 'M KATHY JEAN WHITE PAMELA JEAN WHITEHORNE .v.., U ,!,,.,..-KQV! ,Xa I4 RON WHITTEN SENIORS - 185 186 - SENIORS GILES NORTHROP WILLEY AMY JEAN WILLIAMS 838 Y if -W w 7 41- Wfv , -..:1 and ' 3.g1:g1f:gg1 gig, 1, www, ' 321 ,m4.,:as'v's ' W . M. ,.w.,,.. .,,,. i I t ,Vt JVIICHAEI- THOMAS BAKERQ , a tBONNIEl'LE53BARrLEd2zfeoiEgi2fffff- i -CHRISTINE MARIE CAMPBELL 121 as . . . So the Ducky and the leetle Browny-Mousy and the Beetle Dined and danced u n . P0 their heads Till they toddled to their beds. fi STEPHANIE LUISA e CHERNYSHOV The days will pass and time goes on and eventually those peopleag who are in control of us will do what they feel they must. MARYANNE BERARD CORROW S BRIAN EDWARD DUBIE I i ' L Nl K xxx SENIORS -- I 87 L A T E A s 35155, H- 10' ctw MICHAEL PAUL KIRBY SHELLEY Macmm-ION i 3: CHERYL LYNNE LANPHER 5 Q MAUREEN FRANCES MALAVENDA ilk vi CATHERINE JEAN LOTT ,zlgizxx 2E sl , ffl I MATHIEU r WL vw 3 Ex '94 V i 53 'iid 'V 'Q 4. ,, 'Q 1214 SENIORS -- I I Q e, ,QW Q4 , in Lf H' MW, .1 ,M e If 5?25+' 1-VW F' .Y i 1? gy: R :A 'll-Q? Q w ' f 1... 1 , 3. if OLDENBU POUL '54 14. me ,pw-Q, 14... SENIORS W3 ev-Q58 qw 1 K J Xfggfg ffl? aff Q . 541. , V ' fi M K .f Q fzf, 355 ly, :X W J - 1' k V?33,,,j3g1 4 :,:g',g'32bf'f'-QQ A 12-g :?f1Qf'g?-sag ' X 1 f wfr 4 -f ' V- B ,f . . ' ,g:3hvQ, ?5 , . 'ff if . x - xx ,I ,,,,, . , 1, . .. ,, 114221 -' Q 'X' I me TQvvC.'1B ,, - agff w U -, .,, ' X in '15 gk . , 7 - 'f . :G H K T f 3',.'f . .. - - . A , LV ,eigt,-arj-':.-if,,:,'e'-k,i:-'Qgzglgv . L f ' 'f' , Ekigj -1 ,, ,. ,.gEj:-Qi2?3- ' . .. t , gg ,Q It N? . WH L 5 am: - I I .ig 56 fs: U mffi CIF! ,fx-1 , M -, ' 'W mvn-,v.. Haw, 1 -vw -1, . wivuiw. 'V' 12.39 CLASS COUPLE - Kris Kessel, Bob Bickford .W 1 5, ' Q - 1 - 'A 'Q' If XX fl! iii-'X -u7,' .6 . Y i- ,,,. ., 17:2-xy ' l K v UW!! X r 1' 4344 ROWDIES - Mike Bucklin CLASS IOCKS - Mike Godfrey, Carmen Thomas ROWDIES 192 - HALL OF FAME wgv' - Besty Faunce BEST LOOKING - Sandy I-Iaupt BEST LOOKING - Brian Hughes fd Al . wif FRIENDLIEST - Lisa Lafayette, Tim Emery BEST FIGURE - Nancy Aja, John Mendincino PARTIERS - Karen Cook If 1 X A ' . ' 1- vi gy V3 mf 1 h-yi ' 5' 1 '1 of-' L an A NNW . CLASS FLIRTS - Stephanie Chemyshov, Dave Relyea PARTIERS - Bill Price X HALL OF FAME UW 05, ' 7 if f ' 'igff . 5 : A I if 2 A tif I ,ei!C,,...'1'hDi , tr Ii ggi 9' tw--agg.f- It I j LOUD MOUTH - Besty Faunce MOST TALENTED - Bobby Bickford, Leslie Tucker it V Q x Rl ' x ,, I if M I mg: I A LOUD MOUTH - Mike Bucklin .QV T' c- 2 :gb ,. KI I --- , J ..-4...--.f i I -TMJ I 5 .L n 'x ...gf . A f WITTIEST - Tom .Tones WITTIEST - Maureen Malavenda BRAINS - john Spaulding OUTGOING - Lisa Lafayette CLOWN - Tom Jones CLOWN - Pam Lalancette I94 - HALL OF FAME MISSING PICTURES BRAIN - Tina Krupp OUTGOING - Brain Dubie SHYEST - Patti Irish SHYEST - Steve Emerson SPE Special moments highlight each passing y with flickers of delightful events. Instances IA L EVENTS ear. The JOY of '77 sparks the memory which live a lifetime have been born in shimmering ecstasy. Each special event shines like a precious gem with alunique charm all its own. Taken together, the je total, lasting treasure . wels link in excitement to provide the SPECIAl EVENTS 195 Carrying on an annual spring tradition of a joyous event, the Latin classes enjoyed the festivities of a Roman Banquet on May 14. Mater Chaffee conducted her Latin students into a courtyard of Roman delight, the highlight of their Latin year. Rome came to life in exultation as the celebration wound together the traditional delecta- bles and dress of the ancient empire. Food enough for all included salads, fruits, pork and juice Qdis- guised as winej. Faithful slaves attended to the needs and catered to the whims of their majestic emperor, Tom Jones. Tom earned his high honor simply by being the old- est male member of the Latin I classes. tt, , 1 K, 5,1 4 'Q E Q m.M A .xa,gt, - r 1 f hi 1 . ,fwfr N I W X A - Aqlhlv W X , git if Tgjgky A , ,Eg H., v A a 'tr ' 'L t a if , 4' is - SPECIAL EVENTS The students of the Culinary Arts classes put on a very elegant semi-formal banquet for their parents in May. The meal was both a feast for the eyes and the stomach. The menu included lobster, clams, a U variety of vegetables and a choice of cakes. The meal was a delicious success, highlighted by a roasted pig and an ice carving of a swan. L I N A R Y - ' ggi E A W U, , W. - Rv r ,gl YF g E' Q ,gg vw -.T g u s is NK as Q , if - ' A f-4544 -.111 5 if , . ' ' - Q23 's 5' R l 'xx 5-Tis: ,X T I f B A N U E T 5 .J SPECIAL EVENTS -197 KING AND QUEEN - Bobby Bickford, Kris Kessel Davis Brothers Band Marble Island - Mallett's Bay The Davis Brothers took us on delightful journey Over the Rainbow. Following the meal of turkey , the dance floor opened up and continued to rock from 8:00 to 11:30 p.m. Spirits were high and romance ruled the evening. Our night journey Over the Rainbow provided us with an enchanted evening - P alive with static excitement. 'JUU1 H129 'JU ' 'fA772?1 198 - SPECIAL EVENTS I lb fx 5' A,,x 4 l 1 is x , uw 'rnfn .0-gy be .- .,-Q 5 'Y viii! V15 X , , ww ,Vg St. Michael's College Chapel June 5, 1977 8:00 p.m. Theme Thank God The members of the graduating class joined within St. Michae1's Chapel to thank God for the bountiful gifts we've enjoyed throughout the past four years. Individual talents were blended together to express our JOY through music and thoughtful reflections. The reli- gious service was enriched by short talks delivered by a number of different seniors. Songs like You've Got A Friend captured the enthusiasm of the entire class and helped a special closeness to grow . BA CCALA UREA TE FOR ESSEX JL 200 SPECIAL EVENTS . 1 1 - J tb s CTION HIGH SCHOOL SPECIAL EVENTS COMMENCEMENT OF THE ESSEXJUN JUNE 10, 1977 7:30 p.m. VALEDICTORIAN - Joan Kathryn Tardie SALUTATORIAN - Christina Mane Krupp Excitement and anticipation were the predominant emotions of graduation. Looking forward to the parties of the evening, the graduates were also looking further ahead, eager to pursue their goals and make their rmpres sive mark on the world. They viewed graduation not as an end, but as a beginning - a first step on the long road towards success . Set high goals for yourself and realize that you're going to have to trade your very lrfe to achieve them Make sure they're worth every minute so you won't regret the price you've paid for them In a world full of empty promises make a true and lasting promise to yourself - a promise that you'1l never sell yourself short of your very highest goals. ts' t woe, sf A i i Yfi s ' 1, rf? , Iv, stid . 1 Q ff' J 45 Y ' Ta Q .V li i x his , All Mi, ,. nN.,..,wN, ,Z 'sg N CTION HIGH SCHOOL Q 'Q J I Hri 4 .QP ' f x 5 ' K7 N. Q we' rg My ' sf' H .M I fi 5 A SP Rgevems REMEMBER WHEN. . . . . you used to have birthday parties in the cafe- . . . you ordered your high school ring. teria . you went to your high school dance, your first dance, your first time asking to dance and your first kiss goodnig MEMORY LANE . . . everyone dressed up for Fall Festival and danced in the gym at the greaser hop? ht A D VER TISEMEN TS Advertisements present a visual display of support and compliments of our local businesses. As a consequence to the enthusiastic cooperation by merchants, the Joy of '77 can be captured on pages and bound within a book of blissful memories. The strength of our essential financial support allows time to hold the Joy of '77 forever in its palm. ' ADVERTISEMENTS Do-Re-Mi CFred Ficken, Danny and David Contoisj CONTOIS PIANO 81 ORGANS 217 Pearl Street Essex Junction 8 V ,W , A,t,f2-f -'si Life is really tough, isn't it? CRobin Chadderdonb RICHMOND OFFICE EQUIPMENT 134 Pearl Street 878 8388 Essex Junction 878-2605 Ig' III f.. X 3 gg-A 7 V l f V38 VZVA 5 t,.,Msii ' x88 X P 8,3 get t.aI M Hit and Run??? CBruce Francol HOWARD'S MOTOR MART 141 Pearl Street Essex Junction 8 8 3550 How did he do that? ! ?! CGary Kovalj CONCERT ELECTRONICS 24 Pearl Street Essex Junction 878 5884 206 - ADVERTISEMENTS THE ERCHANTS BANK ENTRANCE For quick banking . . . I'11 stand here as long as it takes you to get out QLaura Gump and Kathy Andersonj of that box! fBrenda Cubitj THE MERCHANTS THE BURLINGTQN BANK SAVINGS BANK 54 P6aI1 SIISCI 40 pearl Street Essex Junction Essex Junction 878-3322 658 1810 ilu .ff PE RIEIEIANGES 'ZELELE AP T KALANGES REAL ESTATE INSURANCE if -S259 bm 46 Pearl Street MLS Essex Junction 878 8121 This is my sit-in' QKathy Koval and Fred Fickenb ADVERTISEMENTS - 207 LAFAYETTE- SH ELDCN INC Kellogg Road Essex Junction 658-1676 That s the last time I 11 hitchhike! CTheresa Knightj KESSELXDUFF I I I A What do you think? Uennifer Hendeej N BERT:-IA CHURCH, I N C. 66 Church Street 20 Main Street Essex Junction Burlington 87945513 658-2991 208 - ADVERTISEMENTS P! B1oom1ngda1es CLakshm1 Joshrj Darry Queen eat your heart out fV1Ck1 Desrletsj HALL S CARD 81 GIG GIFT SHOP 110 Church Street 864 6691 Bl1I11I'1gtOl'1 84 Church Street Burllngton 864 0110 P' A P X Essex, watch out, I'm studyrng. Sara Blake w111 get a better n1ght's rest on a CL1sa Evansj waterbed at HOPKIN'S EMERALD CITY OF BOOKSHOP OZ treet '71 St. Paul Street Burlrngton Burhngton 658 6223 8 62 4298 Il' . fx? '.,, in ,. J., . ' X , . i . . ,, . , I 5 ,gt It .' tv'- : '. ADVERTISEMENTS 'SY' nhl? Well ll s between frog legs and escargots CSue Smrthj You d1d say f11l rt up d1dn t you? ' '7 fD6bb16 Benwayj ACROPOLIS RESTAURANT 60 Pearl Street Essex Junctron COTA S SERVICE CENTER 45 Lrncoln Street Essex Juncuon 878 2345 878 4309 or 878 3513 Well, 11 looks l1ke they'l1 be eaung peanut Peek a boo' butter 1n the Whtte House' CMe1 Gagnej CGay1e Rodererb KNIGHT'S MAPLEHURST PHARMACY GREENHOUSE 83 Pearl Street 10 Lrncoln Street Essex Iunctlon Essex Juncuon 878 3369 878 8113 f 1 '-- -suv i , S S -Q . 5 nfs ,A K, Q x Q A f ' I 0 Q. X N Y i L ' V S l ,, QW M Y 1. I I ' I U I I I ' ' ' ' I , . , . . . I K 2 ADVERTISEMENTS - 210 ::1 ' I got thls parklng space flrst Mothe G Gul e Vachony CL1nda Belangerj VICTORY AUTO STORE PANTS PLUS 12 N W1noosk1 Avenue 145 Cherry Street Burlmgton Bl1I11I1gIOI1 864 0181 862 0963 I' Jzziz? 4:::ldLOIl1l avnl' 1'f75'7' I I -Dura:-o Z afawlfdv Cf3uso4 rwvq, Efvahvcfes .Zwc 'gif 2214, f J f5TA'5'zfVF C::5:Aan!7011vavor1uiug ' 45W2b Jana: zulasr' 46 J, 11 Gp-H815 or oc-L. '5J: 4vyAllI1'9f' ' :::::' ,:,,,,.is:' '4 i '1if -4:2:fa'z:ae:alr -. , , 1 l 1 s!'.'A f T I 'T W T r Y . K P 1-T em-f1-.J 5 , s Q V ' T W ' ike 'Ei .ST T ' 4-Em ' A ,' T ffk. 5 ' ' ' ! 1' oose i . il-'U 0 -Lg. . XX 2 xl H Vx. ...- IT5: . I I 2 1 1 ' ADVERTISEMENTS It all started with Lincoln Los! Where did we put the car? CHaro1d Burroughsy QChris and Connie Reissj MAYNARD AUTO SUPPLY Essex Junction 37 Park Street 34 Park Street 8'78,3381 Essex 11111611011 878-3311 FLANDER'S LUMBER I don t even need a magrc carpet to fly' Who's first down the slide? CSusan Gabrielj VIRGO B81F BUILDERS 38 Park Street 38 Park Street Essex Junction Essex IU.I1CI1OI'l 878-5309 878 3000 CARPETING, INC. 212 - ADVERTISEMENTS I I I I I he ,Q -, 'fn N -Rig 1,' -. ARF, LJ. gy. xv A Y'-X 530'-X ' 'N if 2345-5 'Sx 3 A , NMA 'ygff -, .. ,NW -xij r-, , N jf- 'ijj--. . .R -., f SP' - -1. 'J'1 'YK'1-aa- 'i,f -KT S f Lu. si xt MK-,wx fx ,+s-v4,,WQ-Y! Q .ki 5 x -- 4 3- -- . '-fx., . ' - A hi ..,y NA mdxi -. -,N -A x :W .gg Q, f..,, r' , ' ' fLz.,Jj f3 K Q. .., x -4 V 4 . L . T., ,mg - .um ...Q Q' Q M 3,yQjA T, X113 -. ' W Y I rv . . fr L, S. lk . ' , . + x ' -J: -. v .... 'YT .ts 'S 5 - N M, -f-A .. ....,,Q A .,... L 4---,N . I ' ' Q 1' - ' K K .. kb., i 3 Wx .nv .94- A.: -Q-s - WH' Q -Y, 1 M IN L x Congra+ula+ions 1'o+l1e CLASS OF '77 from THE STUDENT COUNCIL 1' if rf' ll XIX fi' ri! f Ta ami. n U S ARMY Burlrngton Mall Burlrngton Vermont 3 CLAUSSENIS RosslNeNoL GREEN:-louse NCRWCA Route 2A Colchester 878 2361 Industrlal Avenue W1111ston 863 2511 an X W -tx A o o , ,,..,, , x F - -f i ' ' 4 - . -. , ' ' s I I h dr 5 Q, 1 wi' ' - ' 2 65 'X 'M' f t 'p v ff' I always did like the ARMY. N Aix A Q s ' K. E J ' E , L , S QF if ,,, tx E N E X It grows better from: Good Luck to the class of '7'7 from: 214 -- ADVERTISEMENTS ECQRATED CAKES ILuNcHEoNmE ..L.,.Ll QUALITY BAKE SHOP Ph 878 3798 foummam ld h Gnd ARTHUR E WRIGHT STATE FARM INSURANCE J-'3,,Qi1w!1l 3' AGENT d Sh pp g C 879 0968 resul-I-1 GENE S AUTOMOTIVE M 878 8223 ' f E I i Get ready, wor , ere's your new Presid I P' oo o in en E J ' ,I , , . HH, W V S512 - A S .. L: M :gre R532 X, ,T I going to pick up my c : I Pearl Street 81 ain Street. Essex Junction E x Junction, Vermo 21 6 ADVERTISEMENTS THE Our specialty is the magnificent blended frozen daiquiris. Your choice of Banana - Strawberry - Peach - Apricot APPETIZER Tomatotluice eerr S cn.c ,, S ccnc W Stuffed Mushroom Capps Shrimp Cocktail Herring Sour Cream 4 mi Stuffed Clams ,aw 3' ,- N ,.x- 'Ay ,.,- ' ',,w UHHIHH H POTTING SHED A RESTAURANT ENTREE N.Y. Strip Steaks Filet Mignon Prime Ribs V A Chopped Steak wfmushrooms Lamb Chops Super 'Y .. .. ,,-...f Q-Z ,,v.x,-.Qu-' TTR fax X -1-fx .18 X fx -vQ., ,,.4--ff' Iv! W M ' wr. ,,,,,--...f -- . ,-.f --.. 'wax .. IN NM, ,....,,,-+.f- fx. ' M 'X - 5-L ii N.-sf Namf., .c1XS-'s-ax-,-' - la' 4. 'S 4to 10 X1 -'f ,Shef1fP1!II1e' Vermcmn A .fy - H F 0 A A T C U H T A T L W 0 E A R T Y Y 153 Cherry Street Burlington, Vermont Phone: 864-4828 Let Hatahway dress you for those special events. Congra+ula+ions Class -32 FASHION LANE 41 Hinesburg Road South Burlington , Vermont 863-2821 218 - ADVERTISEMENTS A11 the h1ts all the ume' ' ' And thls year s newer model CEd Bessettej CPam Raveyj LAFAYETTE B8fH APPLIANCES ELECTRONICS 171 Pearl Street Essex Junctron 157 Pearl Street Essex Juncuon 878 5688 878 5369 'EF EE-'53 POTTING S0 But I don t want to eat my sprnach Thrs sure 1S a funny shopprng CPeter Kourkouhsj cart' fFred Wardj TEACHOUT HARDWARE Ll N CO LN I N N 4 Park Street Essex Iunctron 878 3309 12 Park Street Essex Iuncuon 878 5364 ADVERTISEMENTS F VERMONT'S FINEST FAMILY ROLLER SKATING AND AMUSEIVIENT CENTER LAKE SHORE DRIVE MALLETTS BAY, VERMONT 05404 PHONE 802f863-1163 n . . QF 4 5 o iZ6ve'RrIs W WMA Nw. ' T W 1 NNNW Desk wxs-has from -smess Maohmes Corp., Essex 1 KGYOQKXOUBX N the peome ak Xn Auncmon Nemo ADV ERTISEMENTS FACU LTY PATRONS Joyce Terra nova Laurie Wilcox Diane Compagna 'Yancy S'rillinger Ted Walenroslcy Joseph and Barbara Jacobs 'Paula Herren Ellis Severance Connie Landry Donald Messier Ari' Coggio Joyce F. Williams Paul G. Henry Terry Farr Francia Hun1'er Mary L. Cronin Rae Cushing Lillia Pedeisen Karen B. Zidovslcy William Moody 5 1- 5, FAKCUITFY PATRQNS Paul Hamel Mary Crandall Donald Grady Richard Sfeggerdah 'Connie Reger Richard Prince John Drugg Carlos Blakely Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mannings s. Frederick Dirmaier .l' n.. Congrafulafionsj l The Class of '77 FROM AN ANONYMOUSEDONATION TO THE YEARBOOK 224 - ADVERTISEMENTS ,.-A 4. s Y Q 1 ua. A'- , 4 -4, .Qi si 'A V5 -x 34, 515-5.5, , .g-, GQ 000 14 'r . W'-4' 'J -6 ullk Y C? S 1' u d e n 1' C o u n c i I ADVERTISEMENTS - 225 The JOY of '77 thrives ecstatically within the open bound- aries of freedom. The joy of being free - unrestricted by com- mon goals, relaxed and candid about your feelings, open with your heart, your warmth, your understanding and your love, and flexible enough to accept others as they are . The joy of living free - to breathe with your every cell, vital, and energetic, awake and alert to the compelling opportunities offered by each new day. The joy of enjoying freedom - approaching life with honest, confident enthusiasm, living one day at a time with the freedom to be yourself. To be able to live with such an abundant gift of freedom compounds the joy of '77 in our hearts and flows through our veins, urging us to make our highest dreams reality . Sponsored by Your '77 Student Council NC I sa1d go down to Box 94 Essex Vermont BURROUGHS CCRPORATION 878 3193 1333 Shelburne Road Burlmgton Vermont Phone 864 6861 JW SOFTWARE Ava' Would you belreve I Just bounced a check CH ITTENDEN TRUST CO. Ma1nOff1ce 2Bur11ngton Square Burlrngton Vermont Phone 658 4000 ADVERTISEMENTS - 227 Take me down to: SYSTEM'S 81 SOFTWARE INC P zl 1 N ' 'Riga' . 1 . and h aid go down to: H A MANOSH CORPORATION d DAVE TILLOTSON TRUCKING H8939 AN ANONYMOUS DONATION O I I 0 Industrial ark, Williston Hyde Park Roa , Morrisville 863-5569 862-4908 I Ii , A A I 1 Haaa, I told you, Go see Dave. M I ' h Il : - SdFllGlTpSl TO THE YEARBOOK BAKER S MOTEL 65 Pearl Street Essex Junctron Vt Phone 878 3343 SSN FRMNWXI Bl ITTLE PROFESSOR IWTG 'N A BOOK CENTER if u . ,Q 'z ,Q QNZ, I , . 5 t V .33 psi. For a kite and key go to: You do not have to be a little professor to get a book from: BEN FRANKLIN LITTLE PROFESSOR BOOK CENTER , Essex Shopping Center Essex Shopprng Center Essex Junction Vt Essex Iuncuon Vt Phone: 878-8711 ADVERTISEMENTS - 229 vie, Sponsored +he CLASS 1 230 - ADVERTISEMENTS Boy rt s t1me to head down for a tall soda at HENRY S PUBLIC MARKET 16 Maru Street Essex Juncuon 878 5820 Do you have anythrng longer? I NATE'S INC. 5 Church Street Burlrngton 863 2046 Yes I know where to shop MCDNTGOMERY WARD 10 Rarlroad Avenue Essex Junctron 878 8328 rfx msg .fs 1 rf Q 'W L- -a it-sm X88 Lil! Well, 1I'S trme to go get some money out at VERMONT FEDERAL SAVINGS Rarlroad Avenue Essex Junctron 879 7422 ADVERTISEMENTS - 5, , I 6 ' . N ,. xhttrt . , 0 I an V J 1 ' T' S I I D W- 'N k I , . , . . , . , . I . , . . , . I , I2 I A - lf, 5: 1 W If 5: , 14 ' I ' I I Q ' V a' ,, N E . 3 ' L N . x 4, i . , 'V-Cl: P ' 4 I I ' I if :IISEKIQI I ' f .V 4 '- I , I Q ' I' I If A' Q' I -XX' .an-W, Ji sk w -SQL!!-E, , ,, I'1Q,,, Q '- 'F HOV FIWT TR 2 S' n to . I T. T ? ,, E U Li 1 I. T I I ,, g xl A 3 T msunncn I Y K 4 lEE S.DARTlx It s not out of the way to be fitted at: And I said, I own a piece of the farm. CLisa Becky THE OUTFITTERS LEE S. DART, STATE FARM INSURANCE AGENT Essex Shopping Center Essex Junction 879-7826 Upper Main Street Essex Junction 878-3666 ' DUNULU , fs A A l ,pd I,,,, pp X Q 2, , ' f W t g- 1 ,f t t I ,,..-- p' . I 1 - o - if ,' A ' ff, . - , Q p gp 4 no Z 1- , , wwf-T W ' a . ffl . A A- 'p aw si VA M. You can fuel some of the people some of the time, but you , Life Savers, a part of living! fwendy Chalmersl can't fuel all the people all the time. CRick Limegel l EH LER'S SU NCDCO Route 15 17 Upper Main Street Essex Center Essex Il1l'lCT.iO1'l 879-7894 878-4907 232 - ADVERTISEMENTS f 'Qs 405 AL, SCHIRING X-RAY CORPORATION Distributors of Siemens X-ray Equipment P.O. Box 3 Essex Junction, Vermont Phone: 802-879-0967 ADVERTISEMENTS ESSEX CRACKER BARREL Everyone knows you go to 15 BLODGETT ESZSZEZIZH SUPPLY CO INC 44 Lakeslde Avenue Burhngton 658 6600 f Q? The newest rock star to hu Burlmgton' ' ql-ielen Leclauy For qutck pnnung fLmda Belangery BOYD'S MUSIC SIR SPEEDY PRINTING 206 Maln Street Burhngton 863 4613 213 College Street Burhngton 863 557 9 Clncludmg cheat notes' I 'J Ayr sv I f .ff X - .I g r. I j 1 KE 6 Nl i I 9 f izw' s- is 2 EX. , 234 - ADVERTISEMENTS i QEXLIIFN WR?-Yr W'--.Q--v There w111 be a good ume 1n the old town tomght' QKev1n tell ESSEX BEVERAGE OUTLET 39 Park Street Essex Iunctlon 878 5195 FOI g2lS OI HIOIOI ICPBIIS g0 IO BUSHEY'S MOBIL SERVICE STATION 1 Marn Street Essex Iunctron 879 7577 NN 'ww ESSEX PUBLISHING CO NC 44 Park Street Essex Juncuon 878 3356 HOUSE OF SEWING Essex Shopprng Center Essex Iunctron 878 5147 Congratulatrons, Cheryl' I ADVERTISEMENTS - 235 ' , 4 f M590 W ,, :M A 7 , V , 3, or V, WM- H 1,3-A-12,' ,,:'X1 my ,- n Collins W1 Beauty 'WW T V- . . -, ' v 1 A K vm if J N- ., ,fan ' af , ' l ., K ' ig 'Q H' , fl A' 75 , A Q5 A 1 f . ' , 1 of , 177. 1 kb, A 'ww-In 3 A f T t 3 Q l i , g11!AskT'ihF?'Fr1rNWN ' ' fb 1 we 1 1 1 ' , 1 3 Q 4 fr , 5 W ' V .-.-ga 'cJ'-fi. .lf '. , , ' ,fha-ai .faxn-.....A The place to get beautiful is at: COLLIN's BEAUTY SHOPPE 74 Ma1n Street r Q' it F' i?.',vf. ff ee it ig, 'ff s ,X 'X xv, ' ' .N i ix-Q4 X . Q., ..Q3.XE:h. 5 -.xx N -.Nw -F ,ff 'lit we ECT? Xt, 'N N N RS, - N R '-. xx --ax i XX nv st ,-- st.,-s.,, K A K if ,..... A A-X 7 X mi, J -t 'v K .-gb? fs., , 1 ffgf' . , .Q Q-.LW Q .1 'g A .. . ,., ,Q .,, .V as -W fffs ' f b-- , Y 53 .- f',., f 1 0 L .Hs , -1 'x-4. fe 1, 1 -f 'ft LN- . T. .1.,'I -of as . it . ...W ,W 15,20 ' J,..y.5gss- ' ' .ru4 '.f1' ' ' ' Congratulations Class of '77 from: THE HGW BANK Essex I uncuon 4 Ma1n Street 4734 Essex Juncuon 878 3378 5535 ARD BEAUREGARD EQUIPMENT Route 15 Essex Center 878 4301 Who s got my towe1'7' fDoug Chalmers? 236 - ADVERTISEMENTS 1F sl S at what 11 tb W- Y llb bl tl nhowtodanceat CANTEEN 1235 Auport Parkway South Burhngton 863 1106 DIANE'S SCHOOL OF DANCING 4 Central Street Congra+ula+ions1'o +he Class of I977 From Essex Juncuon, VI DR. AND MRS. CHARLES ANDERSON U- mg? ,O R , 3 1 bfi? S - D 7 Y C Q DM A ' ' , 1. rg 1 .E - Q A 21 SQ me I ' I ' lg, , .4 gt ' , , , ifhg - A - , . 5 Ss.. - U J if-:cyl ,M , 1- -4 b , S 1 Q I ADVERTISEMENTS - 237 IW, 4 ALBERT F. Essex PHIL'S INC. 18 Main Street Essex Junction POWELLS PLACE Essex Center ROWLAND'S CONSTRUCTION SERVICE 302 Colchester Road Essex Iuncuon SERENDIPITY Burlington SOPHOMORE CLASS . ' Essex !DR. and MRS. F. CAVANA GRADUATES AND FRIENDS It's time for you to solo. It's O.K. to feel a little scared. We all were. It's O. K . to whisper goodby to the safety of childhood. We all did . It's O. K . to see an enormous void waiting to absorb you. We all began as adults that way. But know this - we all understand. We all care, we're all cheering for you . You'll make it O. K. ca-ood Luck From me People a+ CALLAHAN STUDIOS ADVERTISEMENTS - 239 LA TE ARRIVALS FRESHMEN Jeffrey Bersaw Sherry Corbin Karen Currier Carrie Emerson Kathy Lavalley we y 4 . f ' 1 Wesley Lowell Dan Mack Paula Mongeon Tammy Wisehart S OPH OM ORE S Paul Bean Valerie Cameron Mary Abraham Kevin Coulombe , ,. AA Billy Crowley ,A Q f - Tammy Groshon Q yn X i' Y if - ' lg e ereee Robert Hanson W, ' . ' Karla Manosh kia' J v Kim Ramsey 2 1 ,5 . Ig r ee r Lauri Simmons + ,B V,A1 X Zfgijyifl' Sue williams gogggg l of 5311, Mary Wood il Iwi l A Q 'ff A A i '- J i 54'z'3?3-A L ,J Q' it A r 92 V, V. 'S' 240 - LATE ARRIVALS 9 X 5 X 'Qs JUNIORS Wendy Danks E Eric Smiley SEN I ORS fc- ALAN BEAN BRENDA BARKYOUNB JAMES RICHARD BOUDAH LATE ARRIVALS - 241 -A 454' ..- U M., ' ,- . l .M . I N, if ii nf, ! , p . -.+A ' 1:9 170- ' su x r lp Aw - pi 4 Y 4 in . :S fa f W .. 1 ' S. x Q up ,N N ' Y' 5 , s f , ug -f A Q ' - -.,,p SY f 'N 42 - EDITORS' NOTES YEA RBOOK EDITORS Harold Richard Burroughs - Assistant Editor With this note, I hope to answer a few questions. First of all, anybody who wondered why I hung around this school for two weeks after classes had ended, it was for the yearbook. The yearbook was also responsible for my constant search for Dino, who despite his looks, can be impossible to find. I do thank him, however, for the pleasure of seeing a yearbook put together, no matter how long it took. I leave the 1978 Yearbook Staff with the warning that nothing is more boring than working on the yearbook at 11:00 PM in the yearbook room. They must realize that the yearbook requires constant sacrifice, including Dino coming to your house and wak- ing you up at 8:00 during vacation. CI did not even have time for break- fastj. Finally, for the sake of David May, I hope I never have the good luck to enter C-232 ever again. Kimberly Ann Desilets - Business Editor I FINALLY GOT IT ALL TOGETHER! I I ibut I forgot where I put ith. David Carlos May - Photography Editor To my brother and my friends Call eight of youyg I have not taken a giant step for mankind , but I have taken a giant step for me , myself, and I. This yearbook will be the best to be seen to this day by the EIHS student body and administration. It will please a large percent of you but for the rest of you who have a complaint, I'm glad I don't have to listen to it. Ignorance is the key to stupidity and I leave behind without total regret, the knowledge that experience was once in this school! Ioan Kathryn Tardie - Literary Editor It's been a great year all around. Dino and David both have the charac- teristics necessary to be successful in life. I expect to see their names con- nected with the big times - I know they won't let me down. SHEILA CLEAR, ART EDITOR THERE IS A PLACE I LONG TO BE UP IN THE MOUNTAINS WILD AND FREE. Good Luck Yearbook Staff of 78. From the Slow Gin-Fizz Kid ANNA COBLER, COPY EDITOR IT'S FINALLY DONE AND THAT'S ALL I'M SAYING. CINDY CARRIER, LAYOUT EDITOR DEAR CLASS OF '77 YOU GUYS WERE PRETTY ROWDIE, BUT WAIT TILL THIS SCHOOL SEES OUR SENIOR CLASS C'78J! i,,X ago 1 X Q ,,if RR, TT' 41, I EDITORS' NOTES - 243 5 SPECIAL THANKS TO: THE ESSIER WILLIAMS 'O VA BI UP UZZI CL UB OOK A S SEMBLY I TY PLA YERS HTS OUR A ERS POTTINTTS STA URANT DA VID M ON TGOMER Y RUTH PA GE AND TO YOUFOR READING OUR BOOK! C S A T L U L D A I H O A S N The 1977 yearbook staff is indebted to you for life for all you've done for us. Your personal inter- est in our book is well appreciated. This book reflects your personal touch, the touch that adds qual- ity. You have gone out of your way to add that perfection. So we say thank you Sid Soren. Janet Soren, Dave Soren, Jim Benton, and Debbie Dorfner. HARR Y CLA RK The 1977 yearbook would like to take this space in the yearbook to thank you for everything you have done for us. You have been very honest with us. There were no hidden costs and we got a straight answer whenever we asked something. You have helped us with our creative ideas and have added to our yearbook knowledge. You made sure we knew what we were doing before we did. A lot of people usually just say give me, give me to you. Now we are saying thanks. We hope you will receive much pleasure from reading this book in the many years to come. Taylor Pub- lishing Company has a representative of whom they can be proud. SPECIAL THANKS - 245 1 , -fs Q W LW, 1 X ' Q fig as IL v ',,-Img at 5 mes? ,-eszsxrfftgggwili This has been quite a year! have had everything against us from Sid Soren having a grtattack to negatives missing. Ever since day one, I have been setting standing goals for sgnaiifgtg t eigyearbook, all of them esiiceeded all other existing goals. We have surpassed them all. Advertisements, wefve tripled . For once all yearbooks are paid for before the istudents pick them up. Ir I ts I have gone to present you with the perfect yeagrbookf, sa book youstcan be U proud of. We didn't ifEhiegve absolute perfection but I think rthisbook is going to Q ix has ever hadsorpwill have for awhile. I apologizeffor all mistakes made ana X'i'tr pzl you will always be proud of this book. I have worked iati with great qualities. I would likeitogthank three of the most Eieihieated students on theisltaffi - Kim Desilets, Joan Tardie and rcst David May. Without these people this book available to you, the student body,,A.rfor your pleasure. r This book was teamwork . The students that have worked on this book I Decisions I have made were turned down because of the fact that we were a club and other worked not as a club str b uttas friends working on something they enjoy. clubs never did it. Butthen again, I've done other things that no oneuever thought of doing, And to Miss Crandalljorti.ngtggMrs.,,orQavanagh, many thanks. There's not too 'many advisors that could handlemy blond wig in good taste, the one I left to you inmy will - ' I- I I' t ressst t iiif sttt f or to 24b4+EQ1tf5?fSt4QrfS t. , to i . . . X .--' s . kg- stir ,,a.Q, .... f -tw , I would like to thank everyone who contributed anything, all is most appreciated. There are a lot of people who have helped and it is hard to thank each of them individually so I'll say thanks to everyone. A very special thanks from me to the people who worked not for the recognition and popularity of being on the staff but because they cared enough to make sure the yearbook got finished. I would espe- cially like to thank two people who are close friends - Sid Soren for his consideration and personal touches and Harry Clark for his knowledge and understanding. Being editor I have made many friends. Some, like Harold Burroughs, will be close friends for life. Being editor has also given me the privi- lege of having the longest quote written in the entire yearbook. I'm not even conceited. Like our theme, Joy, we have had a lot of joy this year, from painting the yearbook room blue and hanging up pictures to producing your yearbook. Out of the three years I've worked on the yearbook, this year was the most special to me. Thank you for giving me the chance to publish an EIHS yearbook. This book is totally the product of student efforts. wx X .q- 5 5e:fY!it ,Q s i I Dino Anthony May Editor-in-Chief P.S. Thank you for reading this long editor's letter. I would never have read it myself. is ll Miss Mary Crandall 1977 Yearbook Advisor ZS..-'ILP always remember the Joy picture l .nv 'f' at' 5 ns ' S t. .- 5 F . v .. .aw f mentation of new ideas. off, , ' i When we were planning this book in September, we talked about doing a book people would remember. We knew that it would take a lot of Blood, Sweat and Tears to do this and, believe me, it did. We do have a good book, I think, with color in it and additional pages. I'm sure we'll tlypp and the assembly, too. With the last .5 'iiitt - minute deadlines and differences in opinion, it certainly was an interest- ing year - I'm sure eveyone learned a lot about organization, working on a deadline, teamwork and the imple- 247 Relax and remember the year 197 7 V H I M 1 Inn if Wqfqsfegz 1, ml - L-, ! 5 , 1, ' 2 -'ee Q' 4, ' -, -- .. e 1- x. Q f e 'e e 1 - 1 f ff, Q , yi I .X I ,Vg .mfg f E -, I M Y , 1 f X -'J , .45 ,fd U l 14 1 248 ,fa if Sm wi- ! Af a 4 A W w. 5 -MW. 1,-Q x .Jw V ,,,, A M. W V K Y' 9 . m, ' ,rms-..f 3 N I 'LE V 2 A 3 ik. W. , if Y -' Q QE 1: , Ig ff' , 'K ' W 476 Q , R 1 N, 'Www . Liuvw ff' ' . QM... . ' ' .X 'QV gy . ,.,,,,..r-M x, W V . , 'www -V MW- - TA i ' -.
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