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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1978 volume:

Dedication To someone more than a secretary . . . To someone always there . . . To someone willing to help. . . To someone ever smiling . . . To someone with great enthusiasm . . . To you Mrs. Williams we dedicate Memories ’78. Mrs. Williams 2 Memories 78 Students will definitely remember 1978 as the good ol' days. A new vice principal kept the school in line but not so much as to destroy any chance for a good time. The tradition of Homecoming was finally started by the Student Council in the fall. Essex caught glimpses of real class as thousands of dollars worth of Cadillacs drove by the school's new concrete bleachers. Fans kept their loyalty to their football heroes when we showed that the REB ELS did not Rule, but outdid themselves at the soccer games this year. The championship game at UVM was great! . . . even if we did lose. Hockey carried added excitement this year when our men from Essex showed the boys from Burlington how to fight. Fighting was not limited to the rink, however, the area in front of the cafeteria became a battleground for the well-known Greaser — Jock Fights.” People lost interest finally when they realized they could not tell who was a greaser and who was a jock. Anyone who did not know R-2 D-2 was hopelessly lost as STAR WARS become one of the most popular movies around. Seniors with a hint of culture flocked to Turning Point but even they could be overheard repeating Jackie Gleason's famous line from Smokey and the Bandit. But no movie had more of an influence than John Travolta's Saturday Night Fever. Discos became so popular that EJHS even had two disco dances (no one would ever have gone before this movie!) But entertainment was not only limited to movies; Essex's stage enjoyed much publicity. Everyone loved The Music Man and committed Seventy Six Trombones to heart. Also on stage, was the EJHS band in their new, hard-earned uniforms. The school computers showed the students who their perfect mates were in May. Although the dance was enjoyed, the other computer invader — the one that handed out detention slips for absences — was shunned by everyone. To escape the computerized society students turned to lots of parties. Brew lived on people’s minds as Billy Beer was rejected and Busch took its place. Getting small” with Steve Martin and his c i and crazy guys lifted Saturday Night Live to extreme popularity. Weekends were always filled with excitement because there is only one SENIOR YEAR! Table of Contents Faculty ......................................5 Freshmen................................... 27 Fall Sports..................................39 Sophomores...................................51 Winter Sports ...............................67 Juniors......................................83 Clubs and Organizations......................97 Spring Sports...............................107 Music.......................................117 Candids.....................................121 Theater.....................................131 Seniors.....................................137 Special Events..............................187 Advertisements..............................193 4 FRIDAY ( SOC. STlYDY (_ MATH Principal Mr. Emery Vice Principals Mr. Grady Mr. Henry Guidance Sue Weiss Betsy Kielman Art Coggio 7 Melba Masse Howard O’Neil 1. Mr. Bosworth — English 2. Mr. Day — Vocational 3. Mrs. Masse — Physical Education 4. Mr. O’Neil — Social Studies 5. Mr. Tremblay — Foreign Language 6. Mr. Walcott — Science Joscelyn Tremblay Alden Walcott 8 Secretaries Diane Campagna Deb Dayoie Beverly Gonyeau Mary O’Neil Rae Legrand Laurie Wilcox Joyce Williams 9 English Mary Cavanargh Karen Kish William O'Neil Anton Jaremczuk Ann Miser Steve Dowd James Manchester 10 Joanne White n Math Sandra Kelley James Myers Jim Smith Richard King Karen Rich Homer Leggett Richard Prince Arthur Williams Nicholas DeGennaro Jay Kaplan Cathy Parisi Cherry Gorton Martha McGraw Maureen Murphy Jean Robinson Come and Get it! Robert Scott Social Studies Bill Adams Charles Hannan Craig Echo Paul Hamel John Mitchelides Brian Nelligan Bernard Parizo Ken St. Germain u Foreign Language i V Jane Briody Mary Ann Chaffee Marie-Louise DeGiovanni Thomas A. Jiamachello Deborah Lenes Collette Nasrallah Maria Sciancalepore 15 Business Jack Giannone Steve Ferriera Carol Lavoie Norman Stinehour Ruth Wright 16 Bruce Wheeler Richard Woods Karen Zidovsky 17 Audio Visual Glen Hallinbeck Yancy Stillinger Ca ryn Long Ted Wa lentosky Nurses Barbara Reed Elizabeth Searles Drivers’ Ed Tom Perry Librarians Walter Lattrell Ruth Forbes Mrs. Gammel Barb Jacobs Mrs. Nims 19 Vocational Carlos Blakely George Bradford Donald Canedy Richard Ahern Paul Carpenter Paul Deslaurier Ann Dion Byron French 20 Vocational Joyce Gruver Robert Hegeman Francia Hunter Brian McMann Paula Herren Germain Lamoureux Bill McGinty Brenda Jenks 21 Vocational I wonder if I should tell him I wet my pants? Bill Moody Jean-Claude Rancoud-Guillon Francis Rooney Bonita Shannon Sandra Smith Arthur Stultz Jim Warnock Diversified Occupations Gary Beauchesne Robert Brunelle Barbara Hylind Douglas Lombard Eileen Teehan Your money or your lunch! Who says we can't smoke? 23 Music Beverly Cadmus 24 Custodians and Maintenance 25 Pres. Jody Rowell V. Pres. Kristin Desilets Sec. Tim Ravey Treas. Vicki Johnson Jane Abell David Allard Mike Bombardier John Borch Jenm Bottorf David Boucher Mike Bowen Leo Brooks Kim Almeida Lisa Armstrong Jeff Baldwin Julie Bamberger Paula Barnier Lisa Bartlett Alan Beauchemin Peter Beauregard Scott Belko Ann Benway Linda Berard Dick Bernard Yvonne Berry Pat Bissonette Jacqueline Blair Karin Bloom 28 Rick Callahan Tom Cardinal Bob Carmicheal Dustin Bruso Kim Burney Donna Bushey Todd Bushey Barry Churchill Gray Clark Jody Clements Karen Coffey David Collette Mary Collins Terri Cook Jon Carpenter Cassie Carr Denise Cavanaugh Maureen Chaffee Andy Christensen Brenda Christie 29 Diann Dimaggio Judy Dimick Lisa Doucette Dana Drew Chris Drost Chetan Dubai Karen Duncan Robert Emmons Patty Cunningham David Crucitti John Dana Bashian Carolyn Daniels Jamie Dattilio David Fausel Frank Ficken Peter Firkey David Fitzgerald Colleen Fitzgibbons 30 Ron Gabriel Sue Geoffroy Shawn Gervais Karen Gifford Debbie Gilbeau Shell i Gokey Bill Gonyeau Sue Green Theresa Henry Cathy Higgins Paul Hodder Doug Hogel Leigh Holsopple David Hubbard Julie Hubbard Gretchen lonta Meg Grenley Loren Groff Lynne Halpin Allison Hamelin Rachel Hamilton Laurie Hamlin Brian Hamner Leslie Harroun 31 Angela lorlano Joyce Jacob Shari Jarrett Frank Jordan John Jorschick Sara Keene Kathy Kelley Nancy Kilgore Bruce Kimball Alan King Steve Kolvoord David Koval Tom Kretz Diana Kump Lisa Labounty Lori Lamb 3: Diane Lamphere Pam Larry Brian Latuch Pat Lavallee Mary Lavoie David Lecuyer Scott Lee Julie Lemieux Tim Lemnah Denise Leung Ann Lines Jim Littlefield Sue Luke Trish Lynch Tim Mack Brett Macy David Maillet Kathy Malle Priscilla Maille Mark Manley Dan Marsh Lisa Martel Karen May Connie Mayville Carolyn McGovern Pam McGovern Lany Meeks Dave Metruk Eric Miller Tracy Miller Dennis Mitchell Jane Mitchell Debby Momot Penny Morris Lois Mossey 33 Scott Parker Greg Peck Tim Pelkey Scott Pidgeon Vince Regina Holly Reynolds Jon Rich Paul Richards Lyn Robyor km m m Katrina Poulin Marc Poulin Martha Prakelt Ann Pudvah Karl Raacke Kim Raacke Robert Rainford Cindy Raymond 34 Shaun Rock Eileen Rooney Diane Roque Bernard Roy Judy Roy Kerry Royce Julie Rutz Bob Ryan Penny Sasso Debby Sawyer Gina Smith Jeff Smith Scott Smith Tim Stanion Mike Starbuck Tim Stark 35 David Steady Kim Stevens Matt Stevens Carlos Stiles Cheryl Stone James Tagg Gilbert Therrien Jack Thompson David Tice Franky Titus Ken Tolces Jean Tomas Dan Tompkins Maryann Tortorella Chris Toulis Louis Toulis Robert Townsend Tom Townsend Jett Twombly Costa Tzavaras ..Xb' M 36 Reggie Valley Lori Valway Lee Vanornum Doug Venditti Jeff Villemaire John Wager Jenni Williamson Judith Wilson Kathy Wmship Laurie Workman Wendie Wulff Carolyn Zimmerman 37 38 isex Ad By KENNETH Free o s r . t; jfl f the champion's midfield a throo ar QIc anH lOr 3x Win Titfa on, en- eman was a r over his four- U IUUUUI1 Jk UIV -r four goals and eight assist j t' - •____u «o'1 ,p« Bill Leach, Vergennes, V° The Commodore midfieldei A SCOREBOARD ejhs 15 Mont. 19 ejhs 6 Midd. 26 ejhs 20 Rice 0 ejhs 7 BFA 6 ejhs 34 Lyndon 0 ejhs 27 Burl. 25 ejhs 27 No. Coun. 12 ejhs 0 Spauld. 8 ejhs 34 So. Burl. 21 FIRST ROW — Coach Ferreira. Mark Danis. Mike Dubie, Brad Morse, Onan Whitcomb, Kevin Kittell, Jim Lavoie, Jeff Greene, John Willey, Jim Mercier, Randy Kenney. John Cronin. Jan Schmidt, SECOND ROW — Coach Perry, Craig Perry, Tom Raub. Mike Lemnah, Jeff Panton, Mike Branch, Shawn Murphy, Dave Silverman, Dan Burns, Stan Platek, Chris Perry, Mark Kittell, Coach Lattrell, Head Coach Wheeler, THIRD ROW — Gary Provost, Chris Halpm, Rusty Deuell, Kirk Artus, Steve McLaughlin, Greg Witherow, Mike Ryan, Mike Boucher, Phil Hovencamp, Bob Stark, Billie Joe Farley, Dan Pratt, Greg O'Malley. Coach Raymond 40 FIRST ROW (I. to r.) — Keith Heath, Bill Rundle, Dave Leonard, Bren Hamner, Tim Grover, Bill Fogg, Tom Richards, Kris Anderson, SECOND ROW — Coach Jarvis, Kevin Couture, Tom Manning, Marcus Schmokel, Todd Rooney, Ron Ryan, Brent Bushey, Jett Hood, Coach King, THIRD ROW — Coach Nelson, Mark Remillard, Matt Larson, Mike Davis, Vern Smith, Mike Romick, Dick Burnette, Fred Ficken, Pete Kourkoulis, Coach Mayville EJHS SCOREBOARD 14 Mont. 6 EJHS 0 Midd. 25 EJHS 20 Rice 0 EJHS 6 BFA 26 EJHS 14 Burl. 12 EJHS 36 N.C. 0 EJHS 27 Spauld. 0 EJHS 0 S. Burl. 27 JV Black N’ Blue Bowl 27 Frosh 6 41 SCOREBOARD EJHS 6 Mont. 18 EJHS 18 Burl. 34 EJHS 20 Midd. 12 EJHS 12 Rice 18 EJHS 27 BFA 14 EJHS 27 Spauld. 12 EJHS 6 So. Burl. 0 EJHS 16 Midd. 8 EJHS 34 So. Burl. 16 FIRST ROW — Mike Schraml, Paul Godfrey, Chris Hayden, Robert Townsend, Dave Beard, Dave Collette, Mike Bombardier, Scott Thibodeau, George Mercier, SECOND ROW — Coach Ferreira, Walter Erickson, Scott Ede, Frank Ficken, Reggie Valley, Alan Beauchemin, Mark Manley, Jim Littlefield, Tom Cardinal, Bernard Roy, Matt Stevens, Tim Yandow, Coach Mayville, THIRD ROW — Coach Sprout, David Metruk, Jim Walker, Todd Bushey, John Scott, Lee Van Ornum, Dick Bernard, Rick Callahan, Scott Howard, Charlie Snellmg, FOURTH ROW — Tim Stanion, Dave Crucetti, Dave Smmkey, Jeff Baldwin, Greg Engelken, Jeff Quillen, Shawn Rock, Jeff Trombley, Tim Stark, Scott Smith, Todd Healy, Coach King, John Jorschick, FIFTH ROW — Jim Willard, Dusty Bruso, Pat Bissonette, Steve Wagner, Dave Fausel, Bob Ryan, Steve Kolvoord, Dan Foster, Mark Diego. Shawn Gervais, Chris Swick, John Wager 42 M 43 FIRST ROW (I. to r.) — Robin Terranova, Kim Gallinger, Brenda Smith, Regina Bowley, Patty Colburn, Judy Myers, Heidi Haupt, Tammy Charbonneau, SECOND ROW — Laura Nelson, Beth Ladue, JoAnn Studley, Judy Byers, Lisa Giannone, Amie Newell, Cindy Bombard, Betsy Dirmaier, Tracy Hathaway, Shaun Spencer, THIRD ROW — Coach Masse, Diane G rdn r, Nancy Ma$se, Lisa Pudvah, Kim Potter, Robin Kernan. Liz Rathgeb, Coach Smith •Jrr SCOREBOARD EJHS 4 Rice 0 EJHS 5 Burl. 0 EJHS 0 MMU 1 EJHS 0 CVU 2 EJHS 0 So. Burl. 0 EJHS 0 Mldd. 3 EJHS 4 Rice 0 EJHS 3 Burl. 0 EJHS 0 No. Coun. 2 EJHS 0 MMU 0 EJHS 0 CVU 0 EJHS 0 So. Burl. 1 EJHS 1 Lyndon 1 EJHS 0 Midd. 0 FIRST ROW (I. to r.) — Jane Cutler, Jennifer Schulz, Meg Whitcomb, Beth Mayer, Laura Willey, SECOND ROW — Cindy Yates, Kelly Lovejoy, Terry Cardinal, Diane Bernard, Jamie Dattilio, Trish Lynch, Coach Robininson, THIRD ROW — Lisa Caponi, Wendy Smith, Debbie Anderson, Jody Rowell, Kathy Schmidt, Sonia McAllister, Wendy McMahon FIRST ROW — Camy Frei, Kristin Desilets, Carolyn McGovern, Lany Meeks, Cathy Harlow, Connie Mayville, SECOND ROW — Coach Place, Diann Dimaggio, Lisa Parker, Jane Mitchell, Kathy Gagnon, Muffin Folino, Tracy Bowden, Theresa Henry, THIRD ROW — Kim Raacke, Cassie Carr, Lisa Martel, Kim Burney, Connie Russell, Maureen Barry, Lisa Bartlett, Karin Bloom, Coach Benjamin 45 f TK SCOREBOARD EJHS 58 Montpelier 32 EJHS 34 Montpelier 21 EJHS 47 Mt. Mansfield 33 EJHS 54 Mt. Mansfield 31 EJHS 21 cvu 49 EJHS 58 Montpelier 31 EJHS 50 Burlington 25 14th place - - St. John’s Invitational 4th place — Districts 5th place — States FIRST ROW — John Jacobs, Dimitri Chernyshov, Mike Momot, Mark Bohan, SECOND ROW — Ralph Bessette, David Hubbard, Greg Peck, Dan Tompkins, Ed McGovern, Tom Kretz, Hasty Pott, Coach Dowd, THIRD ROW — Jim Kelley, Tim Kelley, Don Fox, Ted Stanion, Don Lafreniere, John Borch, Jamie Gump 46 FIRST ROW — Julie Vachon, Sue Gabriel, Kathy Kelley, Connie Reiss, Kim Almeida, Karen Gifford, Sue Geoffroy, SECOND ROW — Coach Dowd, Maurie Hill, Annette Roque, Sue Prakelt, Sue Gifford, Carla Lawrence, Karen Bucke, Moira Scholan, Chris Reiss, Noelle letteri, Vicki Hamelin, THIRD ROW — Barb Hogel, Martha Prakelt, Dianne Logsdon, Nancy Kilgore, Eileen Rooney, Mary Collins, Jenny Williamson, Leslie Harroun SCOREBOARD EJHS 25 Montpelier 52 EJHS 33 Montpelier 48 EJHS 37 Mt. Mansfield 29 EJHS 23 CVU 42 EJHS 32 Mt. Mansfield 62 EJHS 26 Burlington 50 Essex Invitational — 1 st place St. John’s Invitational — 1st place Districts — 1 st place States — 2nd place New Englands — 6th place 47 FIRST ROW — Doug Wood, Chris Diego, Tim Brady, Rick Noth, Gary Tatro, Larry Orr, Coach Johnson, SECOND ROW — Jon Christenson, Greg Ward, Bill Currier, Jon Soderburg, Steve Walcott, Dan Leblanc, Kevin Fleming, THIRD ROW — Leo LaForce. Brian Miller, Fred Schmokel, Jeff Thomas, John Rowell, Roland Matziandah SCOREBOARD EJHS 5 So. Burl. 0 EJHS 2 Harwood 1 EJHS 3 Oxbow 1 EJHS 3 CVU 2 EJHS 3 Mt. Abe 0 EJHS 6 Colchester 0 EJHS 1 MMU 0 EJHS 3 Milton 0 EJHS 1 BFA 0 EJHS 1 Midd. 0 EJHS 3 Verg. 0 EJHS 3 So. Burl. 1 EJHS 3 MVU 1 EJHS 3 Burl. SEMIFINALS 0 EJHS 1 MMU FINALS 0 EJHS 0 MVU 1 48 49 SCOREBOARD EJHS 2 So. Burl. 4 EJHS 3 Harwood 1 EJHS 2 CVU 4 EJHS 2 Mt. Abe 1 EJHS 4 Colchester 1 EJHS 1 MMU 6 EJHS 0 BFA 3 EJHS 3 Milton 1 EJHS 1 Midd. 0 EJHS 4 Verg. 0 EJHS 2 So. Burl. 0 EJHS 2 Burl. 2 EJHS 0 MVU 1 FIRST ROW — David Koval, Louis Racht, Barry Churchill, Troy Wert, Jamie Tagg, Jay Richards, Brian Palker, Doug Hogel, Bob Carmichael, SECOND ROW — Coach O'Neil, Wade Collins, John Reed, Mike Gove, Mike Donahue, Gary Koval, Fred Ward, Scott Jones, Louie Toulis, Pete McNichol, Frank Jordan, Coach Goldberg, THIRD ROW — Andy Christenson, Mark Przekurat, Jim Cummings, Bryan Rowell, Carter Biddle, RickGnall, Chris Toulis, Costa Tzavaras, Mike Starbuck, Dave Momot, Pete Firkey, Coach Woods 50 Pres. Pam Valla V. Pres. Fred Ward Sec Noelle Letteri Treas. Kim Potter Dale Arleth Liz Ashley Jenni Baker Wendy Baldwin Greg Banse Debbie Barkyoumb Diane Barnier Don Bartlett 52 Dave Bartley Emery Bassett Penny Bean Debra Belanger Rick Berg Diane Bernard Carter Biddle April Bisbee Eileen Bohan Lynne Brochu Jim Buckley Craig Bushey Judi Byers Stacey Call Teri Cardinal Janet Carlson Michelle Carrier Joan Cavanaugh Nan Chadderdon 53 Tammy Charbonneau Bruce Churchill Connie Cirmamond Cricket Cobler Linda Cook Sherry Corbin Cindy Cordes Mary Corson Peter Deg raff Laurie Dietzel Scott Douglas Carol Doyle Laurie Doyle Dawn Dunlap 54 Tammy Durett Karen Elias Susan Elwood Bill Fogg Bob Fonseca Debra Goodemote Kelly Greenwood Tim Grover Jamie Gump Lorraine Halpin Brett Hamner Mike Harton Nancy Hayden Todd Hill Jeff Hood 55 Carrie Howard Joann Hubbard Heather lonta Shelley Jackson Jim Kelley John Ketcham Bev Kirby Sue Kirby Bob Klem Kathy Knox Gary Koval Andrea Krupp Dori La Fra nee Beth Lampert Tony Lareau Valerie Latuch Tina Lavallee Steven Lavoie Helen Leclair 56 Mike Lemnah Sue Leonard Laurie Lindemann Dianna Logsdon Michelle Longchamp Dan Mack Nancy Masse Jacinthe Mathieu Janet Mathieu Lorraine Mathieu Beth Mayer Kim McAllister Soma McAllister Steve McLaughlin Linda McGovern Steve McLaughlin 57 Wendy McMahon Peter McNichol Cindy Merrifield Dove Momot Pat Morris Dave Munro Andrew Nadeau Bill Niles Ellen Norton Ellen Norton Jay Overton Mary Parent Arlene Parrott Darren Pedersen Lynn Phillips Margie Plumb Peter Pochop Mark Przekurat Karen Quillen Laura Rathgeb Mike Ravey 58 Sondra Reader Chris Reiss Mark Remillard Jim Richards Tom Richards Mark Richardson Come up and see me some time. Todd Rooney Bryan Rowell Bev Royce Ron Rup Cathy Ryan Ron Ryan 59 Sean Ryan Lisa Sankowski Kathy Schmidt Lysbeth Scholan Jeff Schulz Todd Sisters Karin Smiley Cindy Smith Adam Smith Cindy Smith Sara Smith Vernon Smith Wendy Smith Tom Snyder Wendy Sorrell Rick Soules Jim Spaulding Holly Stark Kathy Stegner Dave Sro David Stone Pam Tardie 60 Dawn Venneberg Dave Wager Steve Walsh Meg Whitcomb Scott White Tim White Jodie Wilson Tammy Wisehart Sara Witherow Cindy Yates 61 62 ALL FESTIVAL The everpopular Greaser Day took Tuesday by surprise when the school showed up in bobby socks and jeans bopping to the tunes of “Sixteen Candles” and “Barbra Anne”. Everyone enjoyed the day, especially the boys and their greasy kid stuff. The first activity of the year was fall festiva week long festival of games, costumes and dances sponsored by the senior class. The week consisted of various days, each having its own Monday started the festival off with Sports Day. Essex jocks roamed the halls wearing their favorite sports apparel. Costumes included swim suits, football uniforms, baseball caps, and we even had a visit by everyone's favorite champ. Rocky! 64 Senior Hat and Shade Day was on the agenda for Wednesday, along with a new addition. Pet Day. Seniors flaunted their position with wild hats and crazy shades while everyone else brought their favorite stuffed animals and security blankets to school. Teachers enjoyed Thursday for the nice change of pace. In the spirit of Dress-Up Day students exchanged their Levi's and shirts for dresses, skirts, and suits. We hardly recognized each other!. That night the Junior Class sponsored a spaghetti dinner, followed by announcements of homecoming Kings and Queens. They were: Freshmen: Jim Littlefield and Laura Willey, Sophomores: Debbie Belanger and Steve McLaughlin, Juniors: Sue Beard and Brian Miller, Seniors: Vicki Desilets and Bill Currier. 65 Friday ended Fall Festival appropriately with Blue and Gold Day. Shades of the school colors appeared everywhere, on clothes, on backs, and even on faces! That night brought the Essex-Burlington football game and gave the school the chance to show their school spirit. Fall Festival ended Saturday night with the school turning out to boogie to the tunes of “Goliath.” Fall Festival marked the beginning of a new tradition. Homecoming Weekend. Friday night the first Homecoming parade took place with a parade of cars and Mr. Emery presenting roses to the Queens. 66 by puiting its scoring ma-into gear and straight win ol irubbing of Mt. Hornets Pop CVU J I Ming a uige oi uns oopor uin nd half Hornets into a tie at to only third stanza by scor pn girls' out. behind With the Buckes 1 they finished with 2f| v pssex. w e nad sorr „“ j, ..wn ■ corehl both tean. and careless hoj lv lead off M blue •lippet I right I persis| tying i fro'”' t V KJ � JE e .e ' a quicm 'Jhe Essex Girls Dump Mt. Mansfield, centering |27 seconds 1 Cheney, ssex zone. Ziter made Manager — Wade Collins, Howie Ravelin, Tim Kelley, John Willey, Jeff Greene, Bob Barry, Brett Hamner, Jeff Panton, Rick Hangerstrom, Bruce Gepfert, Mike Macy, John Wisehart, Bob Mady, Dan Dunlop, Chris Halpin, Coach — Jim Smith. SCOREBOARD EJHS 36 Saratoga 87 EJHS 57 Plattsburgh 68 EJHS 61 Spaulding 68 EJHS 59 So. Burl. 45 EJHS 58 Burl. 57 EJHS 75 BFA 45 EJHS EJHS 81 73 Springfield Montpelier 78 OT 67 EJHS 56 Rice 97 EJHS 53 Winooski 72 EJHS 37 CVU 47 EJHS 72 Spauld. 85 EJHS 85 So. Burl. 54 EJHS 54 Burl. 52 EJHS 59 Mont. 65 EJHS 53 Rice 76 EJHS 90 Winooski 69 EJHS 55 St. Johnsbury 60 EJHS 65 CVU 63 EJHS 69 St. Johnsbury 66 EJHS 52 St. Johnsbury 72 68 SCOREBOARD EJHS 56 PHS 81 EJHS 68 MAI 79 EJHS 67 Mont. 47 EJHS 51 MU 49 EJHS 88 Rice 81 EJHS 60 Winooski 54 EJHS 46 Spauld. 67 EJHS 71 So. Burl. 53 EJHS 64 CVU 41 EJHS 73 Spauld. 72 EJHS 79 So. Burl. 53 EJHS 58 Burl. 59 EJHS 54 Mont. 68 EJHS 64 Rice 69 EJHS 64 Winooski 56 EJHS 61 CVU 54 EJHS 75 St. Johnsbury 53 EJHS 68 St. Johnsbury 54 EJHS 50 Colchester 45 FRONT (I-r) — Manager Bruce Churchill, Rick Soules, Bill Fogg, Fred Ward, Dennis Hennessey, SECOND — Craig Klen, Mike Lemnah, Tony Lareau, Jim Littlefield, THIRD — Tom Nagy, Vern Smith, Greg Roque, Rick Heer, John Wagner, Coach Les Johnson 69 Freshman Basketball SCOREBOARD EJHS 55 Spaulding 67 EJHS 40 So. Burl. 44 EJHS 72 BHS 65 EJHS 26 So. Burl. 47 EJHS 47 MMu 37 EJHS 83 Montpelier 82 EJHS 51 BHS 58 EJHS 62 Colchester 27 EJHS 47 Rice 65 EJHS 95 Lamoille 41 EJHS 64 BFA 52 EJHS 60 CVU 31 EJHS 87 Winooski 45 EJHS 66 Spaulding 77 EJHS 40 MOntpelier 58 EJHS 55 BFA 45 EJHS 71 Lamoille 46 EJHS 62 Rice 42 EJHS 63 CVU 51 EJHS 72 ADL 51 Shaun Rock FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Jim Cummings George Mercier Jeff Smith Tim Yandow Bob Ryan Carl Kiefer Scott Howard Tim Warner Rick Callahan Chris Toulis Jeff Baldwin Joe Gagnon Costa Tzavaras Bill Allen Karl Raacke Dave Allard Tim Ravey Brian Hamner Coach — Tim Stark Robert Scott 70 FRONT (I • r) — Audrey Bialik, Brenda Smith, Kelly Bucke, SECOND — Karen Bucke, Carla Lawrence, Darlene Relyea, Cathy Stone, Kim Potter, THIRD — Coach Jean Robinson, Manager Diane Mitchell, Erin Branch, Diane Rittwage, Kim Richards, Manager Sara Witherow, MISSING — Carol Cavanaugh B Scoreboard Q EJHS 65 Midd. 46 s EJHS 50 Burl. 40 k EJHS 58 Spaulding 45 EJHS 69 MU 46 EJHS 40 CVU 45 e EJHS 57 Rice 43 t EJHS 45 S. Burl. 55 EJHS 57 S. Burl. 44 b EJHS 57 BFA 48 EJHS 39 St. J. 42 a EJHS 52 Rice 22 EJHS 53 CVU 42 1 EJHS 43 Burl. 47 EJHS 42 Spaulding 30 1 EJHS 32 S. Burl. 37 EJHS 54 BFA 32 EJHS 36 MMU 37 OT EJHS 53 Rice 36 EJHS 58 Mississquoi 59 OT EJHS 63 Hartford 51 PD EJHS 38 Burl. 34 QF EJHS 50 Mississquoi 33 EJHS 45 S. Burl. 51 OT FINALS 71 SCOREBOARD EJHS 30 Middlebury 25 EJHS 50 BHS 20 EJHS EJHS 47 55 Spaulding MMU 31 20 EJHS 29 CVU 32 EJHS 37 So. Burl. 27 EJHS 45 BFA 39 EJHS 62 St. Johnsbury 36 EJHS 45 Rice 42 EJHS 49 CVU 42 EJHS 61 BHS 31 EJHS 41 Spaulding 43 EJHS 34 So. Burl. 30 EJHS 31 BFA 33 EJHS 39 Rice 37 EJHS 57 Mississquoi 36 EJHS 64 MMU 31 EJHS 31 So. Burl. 38 FRONT (l-r) — Robin Terranova, Lorraine Halpm, Laura Willey, Martha Prakelt, SECOND — Cindy Yates, Tammy Durett, Wendy Smith, Sonja McAllister, Diane Gardner, THIRD — Coach John Burroughs, Stacey Call, Kathy Schmidt, Sherry Corbin, Sherry Zeno, Jodie Wilson, Tammy Wisehart, MISSING — Tammy Charbonneau, Manager Leslie Harroun, Debbie Anderson 72 Scoreboard EJHS17 Milton 21 EJHS10 Colchester 31 EJHS27 Burl. 30 EJHS24 CVU 45 EJHS44 Vergennes 17 EJHS31 S. Burl. 19 EJHS37 Winooski 43 EJHS26 Fairfax 33 EJHS23 St. Albans 30 EJHS32 ADL 18 EJHS28 S. Burl. 9 EJHS39 Fairfax 42 EJHS26 Winooski 17 EJHS26 ADL 29 EJHS14 CVU 42 EJHS31 St. Albans 33 EJHS25 Vergennes 37 FRONT (l r) — Kim Almeida, Kathy Kelley, Mary Lavoie, SECOND — Lisa Bartlett, Connie Russell, Nancy Kilgore, Joyce Jacobs, Lynn Halpin, Jean Thomas, THIRD — Coach Sharon Farquharson, Jody Rowell, Shari Jarrett, Debbie F’almer, Judy Roy, Diane Roque, Manager Chris Drost, MISSING — Jamie Dattilio 73 FRONT (I ■ r) — Dave Ballard, Dan LeBlanc, Greg Wells, Tim Brady, Jay Basiliere, Doug Wood, Dave Sargent, Bob Gagne, Assistant Captain Carey Ziter, SECOND — Bill Reardon, Rick Noth, Don Tremblay, Greg Boudah, Bob Kolvoord, John Rowell, Captain Bill Currier, Rick Goldsborough, Jeff Sargent, Dave Prior, Kris Anderson, Ron Winter, Coach Bill O’Neil. V SCOREBOARD a EJHS 4 Lake Placid 2 EJHS 5 BHS 4 r EJHS 5 Saranac Lake 7 EJHS 12 Troy, N Y. 2 c EJHS 2 BFA 6 EJHS 5 So. Burl. 2 • EJHS 4 MAI 1 i EJHS 4 cvu 1 X EJHS 3 Spaulding 2 t EJHS 7 Missisquoi 3 EJHS 2 Rice 5 y EJHS 8 So. Burl. 3 EJHS 1 BFA 4 EJHS 11 Missisquoi 2 EJHS 6 N. Country 9 H EJHS 3 BHS 2 EJHS 3 Spaulding 4 EJHS 3 Rice 5 o EJHS 5 CVU 2 EJHS 4 N. Country 2 c PLAYOFFS: EJHS 3 BHS 2 k EJHS 3 BFA 4 e y 74 FRONT (l r) — Gary Greenough, Dave Hubbard, Jay Richards, Tom Kretz, Kevin Fleming, Jeff Schulz, SECOND — Jamie Tagg, Joel Fitzgerald, Pete McNichol, Steve Walsh, Bill Rundle, Brian Rowell, Captain Todd Rup, John Demars, THIRD — Dave Munro, Darren Pedersen, Steve McLaughlin, Dan Pratt, John Soderberg, Ron Ryan, Todd Rooney, Ron Rup, Bob Bamberger, Justin Baker, Paul Hodder, Dave Tice, Coach Paul Hamel EJHS 1 SCOREBOARD N. Country 5 J. EJHS 2 BHS 3 V. EJHS 5 So. Burl. 3 EJHS 8 Colchester 2 EJHS 4 So. Burl. 4 EJHS 7 MMu 2 H EJHS 1 CVU 1 EJHS 2 Spaulding 11 EJHS 1 Missisquoi 6 EJHS 1 Rice 3 o EJHS 1 BFA 10 EJHS 6 Colchester 4 c EJHS 1 Rice 2 EJHS 1 BFA 4 L EJHS 5 Missisquoi 4 K EJHS 0 N. Country 8 EJHS 1 BHS 5 e EJHS 3 Spaulding 6 EJHS 3 MMU 4 EJHS 2 CVU 1 y 75 Girls Gymnastics SCOREBOARD EJHS 63.50 CVU 37.00 EJHS 62.35 MMU 46.83 EJHS 73.25 Harwood 63.45 EJHS 73.65 Rice 65.05 EJHS 73.05 Northfield 69.00 EJHS 71.60 Northfield 71.65 EJHS 76.80 U 32 71.60 EJHS 72.85 Burl. 83.80 EJHS 76.50 So. Burl. 74.00 DISTRICTS — 2nd Place STATES — 3rd Place FRONT (l-r)— Kris Ann Paquette, Amy Stark, Diann Dimaggio, Linda Sheparoitis, Terry Cardinal, Laura Nelson, Sarajean Keene, SECOND — Tracy Hathaway, Michelle Jarrett, Jenny Bottorf, Elizabeth Ashley, Cindy Merrifield, Phyllis Scott, Jean Scott, THIRD — Manager Ann Benway, Wendy Sorrell, Kim Stevens, Holly Stark, Debbie Gilbeau, Coach Sandy Smith, MISSING — Diane Bernard Manager Theresa Henry 76 FRONT (l-r) — Matt Stevens, Adam Bowley, Jim Brady, SECOND — Gray Clark, Steve Skellie, Doug Hogel, Robin Sorrell, David L’Ecuyer, Roy St. Pierre, Paul Richards, David Potter, Pat McKeown, Alan Beauchemin, THIRD — Coach Woods, Lewyt Bowley, Scott Sorrell, Jeff Fagga, Mark Beauchemin, Steve Morris, Mike Steskal, Randy Kenney, Gary Zeimer, Scott Ploof, Coach Bowley, MISSING — Coach Mendicino SCOREBOARD B EJHS 91.71 Northfield 111.43 o EJHS 99.25 So. Burl. 77.98 EJHS 98.10 BHS 90.47 y EJHS 96.48 Harwood 84.63 EJHS 88.06 Colchester 74.81 s EJHS 101.81 MMU 64.60 EJHS 101.15 Northfield 110.64 EJHS 95.25 BHS 97.03 EJHS 99.35 Harwood 98.85 G EJHS 100.93 Colchester 90.85 DISTRICTS — 1st place STATES — 2nd place y m n a s t i c s 77 Varsity Wrestling SCOREBOARD EJHS 7 Colchester 52 EJHS 12 Saranac, N.Y. 52 EJHS 12 Middlebury 47 EJHS 21 Spaulding 42 EJHS 11 Harwood 47 EJHS 35 N. Country 26 EJHS 29 Mt. Abraham 32 EJHS 8 Colchester 45 EJHS 14 Middlebury 42 EJHS 18 Vergennes 34 N. Country Tournament — 1st Place STATES — Tenth Place FRONT (I to r) — Sean Ryan, Jim Kelley, Dave Bartley, Brian Wimble, Frank Ray, Tom Tiller, SECOND — Ted Stanion, John Cronin, Jay Danis, Stan Platek, Mark Kittell, Keith Heath, MISSING — Rusty Deuell, Coach Baker 78 FRONT (I to) — Tom Cardinal, Bernie Roy, Pat Haire, Dustin Bruso, Shawn Gervals, SECOND — Manager Sue Dunlop, Dave Fausel, Pat Bissonette, Dick Bernard, Tim Stanion, Brent Blaise, Man. Donna Charland, THIRD — Coach Baker, Man. Sue Bristol, Mike Bonbardier, Ben Davis, Marcus Schmokel, Jim Schug, Steve Dimaggio, Man. Debbie Cox, MISSING — Frank Ficken, Dave Beard, John Jorschick, Dave Leonard. 79 I thought you were on my side! I can’t look! 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What wind? Hey, we know we're cool. We’ve got to stop meeting like this. 95 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS WEJR Staff Stan Barrows,Pat Morris, Jim Buckley, Ed Bassett, Aileen Walden Asst. Director, Bonnie Kinsley, Director Junior Achievement Anne Parent, Beth Williams, Krisann Paquette, Sue Bristol, Kathy Tylenda, Nan Chadderdon, Steve Jacobs, Jodie Wilson, Gary Koval, Pam Valla and Carter Biddle. 98 FIRST ROW — Jim Tomkins, Diane Bernard, SECOND ROW — Dave Momot, Laurie Lindeman, THIRD ROW — Mark Regina, Ted Stamon, Mrs. Rich, Barb Hogel, FOURTH ROW — Richard Gnall, Mike Momot, Bob Kolvoord, MISSING — Scott Hamner, David Stone, Jay Schuster, Kim Ramsey, Linda Trigg LEFT TO RIGHT: Heather King, Nancy Hayden, Jim Bleau, Beth Page, Bill Niles, Helen LeClair, Tina Richardson, Miss Gorten, Sara Smith, MISSING — Amanda Smith, Norman Gauthier, Robin Bushey, Robert Bushey, Cindy Raymond, Julie Raymond, Laura Engelken E c 0 1 0 g y c 1 u b 99 Cheerleaders i Ellen Murphy, Kathy Tylenda, Joann Hubbard, Bonnie Pelsue, Nan Chadderdon, Miss Parisi Judy Kilgore, Laurie Clark, Dianne McGovern, Sue Beard, Linda Belanger, Debra Belanger, Bonnie Pelsue, Miss Parisi. Nan Chadderdon, Kathy Tylenda 100 Student Council Karen Coffee Mary Lavoie Lynn Halpin Karin Bloom Martha Prakelt Stephane Whitcomb Kathy Kelley Martha Dubie Wendy McMahon Jodie Wilson Beth Ladue Lakshmi Joshi Kathy Kelley Stan Platek Betsy Dirmaier Jennie Hendee Pam Valla Sec. Treas. —Vicki Desilets Vice Pres. — Stan Platek President — Mike Dubie Dave Silverman Joann Studley Liz Rathgeb Steve Walcott Lisa Pudvah Kim Gallinger Cindy Carrier Margaret Valla Mike Dubie Vicki Desilets Sara Blake Mary Lou Peduzzi Chick Halpin Steve Morris Dimitri Chernyshov Brad Morse Health Aides FRONT ROW — Mrs. Reed, Mary Doolin, Sara Smith, BACK ROW — Julie Raymond, Kelly Tallon, Bonnie Larocque, Lisa Gonyeau, Helen LeClair, Jody Paquette Office and Guidance Aides Left to right — Kelly Greenwood, Bev Royce, Janet Douglas, Dorey LaFrance, Sue Leonard, Beth Mayer, Jenny Bottorf, Dianne DiMaggio, Muffin Folino, MISSING — Karen Bloom, Cammie Frei, Laurie Hamlin, Cathy Mcnichole, Anna Cobler and Elaine Vachon 102 Boys and Girls Judy Kilgore, Brenda Smith, Mary Lou Peduzzi, Cindy Carrier, Phyllis Scott, Margaret Valla, Bob Ganne, Kevin Kittells, Steve Morris, Rick Goldsborough, Bruce Gepfert, Fred Schmokel, John Willey and Dimitri Chernyshov “Charlie’s Angels Pres. Chuck Gilroy, V. Pres. Laurie Walker, Sec. Sara Blake, Treas. Lyn Pudvah S e n • i 0 r C 1 a s s 0 f f 1 c e r s 103 FRONT ROW — Tim Stark, Greg Peck, Carey Ziter, Rick Knoth, Doug Wood and Gene Collette, BACK ROW — Mike Romick, Kevin Clairmont, John Wisehart, Chuck Gilroy, Tim Brady, Larry Orr, Greg Cuttler and Peter Coutu French Club KNEELING — Cammie Frei, Maureen Chaffee, John Nasrallah and Carlos Stiles, FRONT ROW — Julie Bamberger, Miss Briody, Gretchen lonta, Karen MacPhail, Phyllis Scott, Jenny O'Rourke, Cindy Carrier and Cathy McNichol, BACK ROW — Ralph Merrifield, Pat Ravey, Brenda Christie, Laura Gump, Julie Rutz and Heidi Haupt 104 L I b r a r y A i d e Dianne Mitchell, Ynonne Berry, Janet Mathieu s FIRST ROW — Dan Dunlop, Liz Rathgeb, Mark Gauthier, Ellen Ketcham, Steve Skellie, SECOND ROW — Ted Stanion, Aileen U Walden, Amy Lapidow, Ellen Murphy, Donna Spaulding, Krisann Paquette, THIRD ROW — Scott Hamner, Dan Pratt, Carol Morris, Pam Ravey, Mrs. Chaffee, MISSING — Jim Spaulding, John Kellett, Kelly Lareau, Karen Garrapy, Karyl Kent, Brett L Hamner, Fred Ward, Jay Shuster U 105 The Faces of Essex 106 Mary thanks go to Callahan Studios. SPORTS V a r s i t y B a s e b a FRONT (I to r) — Jeff Greene, Shawn Murphy, Bill Currier, Jim Lavoie, Cap. Mike Meier, Rick Goldsborough, Dave Clairmont, Kevin Toof, SECOND — Coach Steve Ferreira, Kirk Artus, Dave Silverman, Greg Witherow, Keith Heath, Jon Soderberg, Howie Ravelin, Greg Wells, Coach Nelson, MISSING — Cap. Gary Tatro, Jon Christensen SCOREBOARD EJHS 4 So. Burl. 3 EJHS 6 MMU 1 EJHS 2 Rice 1 EJHS 13 Montpelier 1 EJHS 3 BHS 2 EJHS 4 CVU 3 EJHS 8 BFa 0 EJHS 5 Spaulding 1 EJHS 11 Winooski 7 EJHS 6 So. Burl. 4 EJHS 1 Rice 6 EJHS 8 Montpelier 3 EJHS 15 St. Johnsbury 0 EJHS 5 BHS 3 EJHS 0 CVU 9 EJHS 9 BFA 2 EJHS 9 PLAYOFFS EJHS 1 Brattleboro 3 108 FRONT — Man. John Borch, Scott Smith, Dave Koval, Pat Williams, Shaun Rock, Tom Cardinal, George Mercier, Paul Godfrey, Barry Churchill, SECOND — Coach Bill Mayville, Tim Yandow, Scott Lee, Alan King, Rick Callahan, Costa Tzvaras. Brian Hamner, Chris Swick, Andy Christensen, Coach King FRONT — Craig Clem, Jim Littlefield, Vern Smith, Scott Hoffman, Steve Mitchell, Tony Lareau, Coach Nelson, SECOND — Jeff St. Cyr, Mike Harton, Mark Kittell, Gary Colburn, Mark Manley, Tin Grover, Jeff Hood 109 Varsity Softball SCOREBOARD EJHS 2 BFA 12 EJHS 8 CVU 9 EJHS 6 MMU 7 EJHS 23 So. Burl. 1 EJHS 20 BHS 12 EJHS 10 BFA 8 EJHS 22 CVU 10 EJHS 14 MMU 12 EJHS 11 So. Burl. 8 EJHS 21 BHS 8 EJHS 11 BFA 6 EJHS 2 CVU 8 EJHS 19 So. Burl. 1 EJHS 15 BHS 5 EJHS 17 St. J. 8 EJHS EJHS 11 Missisquoi 4 QUARTERFINALS — EJHS 8 St. J. 10 FRONT — Robin Terranova, Judy Byers, Julie Jorlano, Tammy Charbonneau, SECOND — Brenda Smith, Wendy Smith, Lisa Banfield, JoAnn Studley, Jane Bean, Diane Gardner, THIRD — Man. Sue Leonard, Kim Breen, Kim Potter, Patty Colburn, Sherry Corbin, Audrey Bialik, Kathy Schmidt, Diane Mitchell, Coach O'Neil 110 FRONT — Cindy Yates, Kelly Lovejoy, Kathy Kelley, Kim Almeida, Judy Wilson, Lorraine Halpin, SECOND — Martha Jane Cutler, Tammy Durett, Connie Russell, Jean Thomas, THIRD — Man. Cammy Frei, Anne Trudo, Rachael Hamilton, Sherry Zeno, Nancy Masse, Jody Rowell, Man. Janet Dubois F r o s h S 0 f t FRONT — Kris Desilets, Katrina Poulin, Beth McKeown, Carolyn McGovern, Tracy Bowden, SECOND b — Karen Duncan, Angela lorlano, Kelly Richardson, Joyce Jacob, Lisa Armstrong, Lisa Bartlett, Jane Mitchell, THIRD — Coach Jarvis, Lynne Halpin, Sheri Brown, Karen Coffey, Sue Luke. Leslie Harroun, Q Judy Roy, Maureen Barry, Man. Kim Raacke 1 G • i r I s T r a c k FRONT — Terry Cardinal, Chris Reiss, Cap. Sue Gifford, Cap. Maurie Hill, Cap. Carla Lawrence, Dianne Logsdon, Kelly Bucke, SECOND — Allison Hamelin, Karen Bucke, Tammy Wisehart, Laura Willey, Julie Vachon, Lori Billheimer, Sue Prakelt, Bev Royce, Leslie Cobler, Karen Bloom, THIRD — Coach Dowd, Vicki Hamelin, Diane Roque, Erin Branch, Debbie Palmer, Cassie Carr, Barb Hogel, Diane Rittwage, Laura Gump, Wendy Chalmers, FOURTH — Jenny Williamson, Karen Gifford, Kathy Gagnon, Karen Schraml, Midchelle Longchamp, Debbie Momot, Dori LaFrance, Kim Stevens, Denise Leung, Muffin Folino, Man. Noelle Letteri, MISSING — Joan Cavanaugh, Denise Beauchemin, Darlene 112 FRONT — Hasty Pott, Tim Kelley, Cap. Mark Beauchemin, Cap. Mike Momot, Cap. Fred Schmokel, Cap. Phil Hovencamp, Howard Kirby, Dave Fitzgerald, SECOND — Larry White, Dave Allard, Scott Howard, Mark Danis, Don Lafremere, Bob Ryan, Jim Kelley, Jay Oakley, Richard Gnall, Jerry O'Brien, THIRD — Tom Richards, Jeff Panton, Andy Halpin, Mark Prezkurat, Frank Jordan, Tim Lemnah, Marcus Schmokel, Jay Overton, Dave Momot, Matt Larson, Matt Stevens, Alan Beauchemin, Jim Mercier, FOURTH — Doug Hogel, Tom Kretz, Mike Doran, Scott Hansen, Tim Mack, Miles Schraml. Mike Bombardier, Tim Paulson, Chick Halpin, Brett Macy, Steve Morris, Dick Doran, Ron Ryan, Dave Metruk, Jeff Smith, Dave Fausel, John Scott, Paul Cowles. Billy Joe Farley, MISSING — Stan Platek. Dimitri Chernyshov, Dan Burns, Brian Abeling, Tim Cummings FRONT — Sally Gilman, Cathy McNichol, Amy Stark, Kim Gallinger, Phyllis Scott, Betsy Dirmaier, Joanne Hubbard, SECOND — Coach Murphy, Faith Redding, Tammy Bruckel, Karen MacPhail, Kathy Kelley, Lisa Pudvah, Nancy Sheldon, Lynda Trigg, Theresa Depuy, Man. Gretchen Willey, MISSING — 5 Cap. Cathy Stone, Kim Ramsey, Ellen Murphy, Bonnie Kinsley, Nancy Thomas 114 FRONT — Steve Kolvoord, Bob Ladue, Bill Fogg, Gary Koval, SECOND — Dan Pariseau, Dan Dunlop, Pete McNichol, Andy Kiefer, Coach Steggerda, MISSING — Robert Kolvoord, John Willey, Jeff Thomas. Ed McGovern 115 The Many Faces 116 118 119 120 Student Council Activities EJHS will always remember the 1978 Student Council as one of the most active organizations for the students. No one seemed to mind the rain during Homecoming; everyone was just glad we won the football game. Girls had to make up for the football and soccer players during the blood-drawing, but it was a success anyway. These same girls had the advantage when the Sady-Hawkins Winter Ball made its appearance. Boys sweated it out until they were finally boogieing on the dance floor. People filled the auditorium for Talent Night and made it another Essex success. Success was also in style as Rice students came to Essex for the Field Day. These pictures show the fun that both schools enjoyed. . CE FESTIVAL SCHEDULE MAY 11 COMPUTER DANCE %-S 11 FIELD DAY 11-4 1} SPAGHETTI SUPPER 50U 1J KISS ALIVE. Kl ' U3C-V 1 rocky-ms 122 We Waited Three Years . . . 124 to Be Seniors? 125 Songs of 78 •Jack and Jill” With a Little Luck” “Turned to Stone” 126 127 “I Believe in Miracles” “Thank You for Being a Friend” “Looks Like We Made It You Light Up My Life” “It Takes Every Kind of People” Qsr I J itx’JW chuvncj jfe dsyjdt oJL9 QCJC Y -. sms uJ vJki --CcX CJ uJkf COf ? £hs £ ULJcjhX4s (jJq ( u JLP 'XajTnusrrd w wOJ 129 - tf (JL V?. 130 The Essex Jet. High School Theater Arts Cl Another Quality Presentation Of The EJHS Theater Arts Club The Essex Junction Theatre Arts Club opened its season with Harvey , a three act play by Mary Chase Smith. The play told the story of Elwood P. Dowd, a benign old man, and his pet rabbit, the invisible Harvey. Harvey brings joy to Elwood’s life but he brings nothing but grief to Veta and Myrtle Mae, Elwood’s niece and sister. To remedy the situation, under Veta's suggestion, Elwood is brought to Chumley’s Rest, an undertaking that results in disastrous and hilarious events. By the end of the third act everyone wonders who the real crazy person is, Elwood or the rest of the world. The play delighted audiences with its wit, charm, and truth. “Harvey” commanded the hard work of the excellent cast and crew. The sets were constructed and decorated by members of the Theatre Arts group. 132 133 Once again the EJHS Theatre Arts Club and Music departments collaborated to produce another exciting musical. The Music Man” involved 120 students, 10 middle school students, and 8 faculty and administrative members. The lively rhythmic music, combined with the humorous story of a con man’s attempt to win over a stubborn Iowan town proved to be an outstanding effort. Many hard working and talented students worked on songs, lines, dances, lighting, sound, makeup, and sets. The cast was supported by an equally hard working and talented orchestra. Under the direction of Yancy Stillenger, Beverly Cadmus, and John Preston, the students spent 3 months working on the play. As the final curtain closed and the last strains of applause were heard, everyone agreed they were 3 months to remember. 134 135 GoZaneeta!!! Gary, Indiana, my home sweet home! 136 KATHLEEN MARIE ANDERSON Kathy The time is upon us, today is forever and tomorrow is just one of yesterday's dreams. 138 LORI ANN BALDWIN “The conclusion of the matter, everything having been heard, is: Fear the true God (Jehovah) and keep his commandments. For this is the whole obligation of man.” Ecclesiastes 12:13 LORI ANN BARBER JANE MARIE BEAN SHARI LYNN BANFIELD I'm not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday; and I love today. MARK LOUIS BEAUCHEMIN SANDRA ANN BALLARD Duck 139 BRUCE ROBERT BELANGER MICHAEL JOHN BELANGER DEBRA EVELYN BENWAY AUDREY LOUISE BIALIK FRED JOHN BESSETTE MICHAEL EDWARD BERGERON SHARI ANN BERSAW 140 MICHAEL ALFRED BLAIR STEPHEN JOSEPH BERARD SARA FAE BLAKE MICHAEL JOHN BOND If you don’t understand my silence you will not understand my words. ROBERT H. BOLIN THOMAS ALAN BOSTOCK Ml GREG PAUL BOUDAH Boots” I'll remember it, but I’ll miss it! KIMBERLY S. BREEN JIM CLYDE BRADY JAMES CONRAD BREMER MICHAEL FREDERICK BRANCH Remember that, not only is today the first day of the rest of your life, but today is also the tomorrow you dreamed about yesterday. Bristol” SUSAN RUTH BRISTOL 142 STEVEN MARCK BROWNLEE KELLY LYNNE BUCKE DAVID BRAIN BRODER According to the man who showed his out-streched arm to space. He turned around and pointed revealing all the human race. I shook my head and smiled a whisper, knowing all about the place. KEVIN DEAN BRYAN KIMBERLY ANN BRUSOE Brusco, Peach Don't ask me how I did it?? CAROL BUNDY 143 SARAH MAY BUNDY DENISE MARYBURBO ROBERT CHARLES BUSHEY ROBIN PHILIP BUSHEY A man has to live with himself; and he should see to it that he always has good company. CYNTHIA ANN CARRIER 144 DANIEL WILLIAM BURNS Never insult an alligator until after you have crossed the river. SCOTT PAUL CARTER CAROL MARY CAVANAUGH CAV I look to the sea, reflections in the waves spark my memory, some happy, some sad, I think of childhood friends and the dreams we had. It seems nice to me that music is not only the International language of mankind, but the Universal medium in “Close Encounters.” Crispy BRIGGS SMALLEY CHRISTIE DONNA ANN CHARLAND It took too long to come but it all came too soon. To live your life in your own way, to reach for the goals you have set for yourself, to be the you that you want to be, that is success. “Oots” DAVID ALAN CLAIRMONT MICHAEL HENRY CHARLAND DIMITRI DANIEL CHERNYSHOV JEFF SCOTT CLEMENTS 145 ANNA MARIE COBLER Those who fear being conquered, will be conquered. JAMES ROGER COMMO 46 PATRICIA MARIE COLBURN If I am I because I am I and you are you because you are you then I am and you are, but if I am I because you are you and you are you because I am I then I am not and you are not. PETER THOMPSON COUTU EUGENE J. COLLETTE The man who makes no mistakes usually makes nothing at all. i . Cherish yesterday — Live today — Dream tomorrow. DEBRA ANN COX BRENDA GAIL CUBIT Bren, Cubes WILLARD FORREST CURRIER CAROL ANN CUTLER If you ever want anything, aim your dream in that direction and never, never give up. Enjoy school while you have it because you have to have it. GREGORY ALBERT CUTLER Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence . Strive to be All men are it's what they do that makes the difference.' you would have them do unto you; but do it first. WENDY LEE DANKS Dainer MARK ARTHUR DANIS 147 ROSE MARIE DEAN DONNA RAE DOYLE VICKI LILA DESILETS Vic, Des I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. MARY ELLEN DOOLIN If it wasn’t for the last minute a lot of things wouldn’t be done. I would rather hurt you honestly than mislead you with a lie. And who am I to judge you on what you say or do. I am only just beginning to see the real you. The Kid, Little Dube MICHAEL DAVID DUBIE Dee DEANN DALE DUBUQUE % 148 TIMOTHY ALLEN DUFF “Truly rare is the moment inspiration occurs. You can try to hold on, but it’s nothing but blurs.” JOSEPH LEE EDDY STACEY ALLEN DUNHAM SUZANNE DUNLAP Squirt, Sue There is no limit to the good a man can do if he doesn’t care who gets the credit. At times one will be lost in a pool of tears, but it will go away and your friends will be there, too. Jan JANICE ELLEN ELLIS We are only young once. That is all society can take. SHARON LOUISE EMMONS 149 LAURA ROSEENGELKEN i despues de la tempested, viene la serenidad! MARGARET LYNNE ERICKSON Megg If you think your life is complete confusion cause your neighbors got it made. Just remember it’s a Grand Illusion and deep inside we’re all the same. MICHAEL THOMAS FOSS Mike If you have a friend who is kind and true, better stick him before he sticks you. DAVID R. FARNHAM SALLY ANN FLEURY May you always have the freedom to be yourself. LAURIE ANN FURMAN 150 ROBERT RAYMOND GAGNE Bob Don’t look at the forest as a whole, but every tree as an individual. KIM MARIE GALLINGER Monkey The hardest thing to learn in life is which bridge to cross and which to burn. . . Then laughed my heart within me. Homer MARK ANTHONY GAUTHIER Life is a game of whist. From unseen sources the cards are shuffled, and the hands are dealt. The results are not always favorable, but yet I like the game and want to play. BRUCE JOHN GEPFERT KEVIN HOHNGAUDETTE NEIL RICHARD GAVIN 151 CHARLES EDWARD GILROY RICHARD RANDOLPH GOLDSBOROUGH JEFFREY THOMAS GREENE I took the road less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. ROBERT ALLEN GOODRICH Lord I shall be very busy this day. I may forget thee, but do not forget me. Ne jugez pas votre vie par combien d'argent vous avez; mais par combien d'amis vous-avez. LAURA MARIE GUMP LISA ANN GONYEAU Half our life is spent in trying to find something to do with the time we have rushed through life trying to save. I may look it and I may act it, but I’m not. CHRISTOPHER DANIEL HALPIN 152 SCOTT RICHARD HAMNER Facilus descensus Averni; Noctes atque dies patet atri janua ditis; sed revocare gradum, superasque evadere ad auras, hie opus, hie labor est. Life is like a beer. Once you lose your head you’re all through. PATRICK JAMES HENNESSEY LESLEE JO-MARIE HARTON Les Is the sky blue, Is the sea green. Is the sun yellow, Am I here.... Just curious. Yesterday is gone — forget it. Tomorrow has not come — don’t worry about it. Today is here — use it. JOAN LOUISE HILL HEIDI MARIE HAUPT Some so-called open minds should be closed for repairs. MAURIE ELIZABETH HILL 153 JEAN MAY HORN Smily, Flunt Never judge a frog by its warts, cause they may be yours!! Dingy You don’t remember days, You remember moments. God is nearer to us than we are to ourselves. LESLIE MAE JACKSON For long you; live and high you fly, And smiles you'll give and tears you’ll cry. And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. SUZANNE MARIE JACKMAN DEBORAH LYNN INGRAM Deb Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me And be my friend. ROBIN LYNN HUBBARD DONNA LEE INGRAM MELISSA ANN IONTA 154 MICHAEL JACOBS Memories are one gift of God time cannot change. LORRAINE IRENE JOYCE JOHN WILLIAM JACOB Jake If I am as normal as I think I am, we’re all a bunch of weirdos. Joe Brainard No matter how dark the tunnel, there is always a light up ahead. ANDREW THOMAS JUVAN JUDY LYNN JARVIS BRIAN DAVID JORDAN RANDY H. KENNY 155 DAVID LYLE KETCHAM JUDITH ANNE KILGORE Judy If you can't have the best of everything, make the best of everything you have. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; You have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you. No doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. KEVIN HOWARD KITTELL Stand tall. Don’t you fall. Don’t go and do something foolish. All you're feeling right now is silly human pride. LYNN GODELLA KNIGHT BONNIE SUE KINSLEY HOWARD ALLEN KIRBY HEATHER KING 156 PAMELA ANN LAMORE USA ANN LANPHER DENISE ANN LARMAV SHERYL MARIE LARSON 157 RENEE DENISE LE BLANC DIANE LECLAIR JAMES MICHAEL LAVOIE Borg BONNIE LEWIS CYNTHIA ELLEN LAWRENCE Cindy, Sis CATHERINE H. LA VALLEE GEOFFREY ALLEN LIMOGE 158 FRANCINE ELIZABETH LISTER If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it’s yours. If it doesn’t it never was. ELIZABETH JANE LOGSDON When in doubt, close your eyes and pray. Drummers are only crazy when they're sitting on their thrones. Russ, Hippy RUSSELL THOMAS MAGNUSON MARIE MARGARETTE LYNCH KAREN JANE MAC PHAIL Secret hearts and sorry tales will never help love grow. Spread your wings my daunted soul. The time has come to go. I will not be hurried down or blackened by your lies. I must go and find my dream in paradise. JAMES ARTHUR MACK 159 PAMELA ANNE MANNINGS PATRICIA FAYE MANNINGS ' LAURIE MARTEL SARAH JANE MCALLISTER THOMAS JAY MARTIN The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it. TIM ED MC GARCHNEA George DIANE MARIE MC GOVERN 160 MARK JOHN MCKEOWN . . . if you think your life is complete confusion ’cause you never win the game, just remember that it’s a Grand Illusion and deep inside we’re all the same. CHRISTINE MARIE MC SOLEY FREDERICK JAMES MC GUIRE MICHELE DENISE MCLAUGHLIN If all the World looks drear, perhaps the meaning Ts that your windows need a little cleaning. CATHLEEN MARY MCNICHOL DARLA RAE MC MAHON MICHAEL JAMES MEIER 161 DOUG RICHARD MILLETTE JANE MITCHELL Speak gently, it is far better to rule by love than by fear. DIANE LOUISE MITCHELL I can’t believe it's finally over. KATHLEEN LAURA MOREAU JAMES RICHARD MERCIER Jim PAULMICHALMETRUK Sing with me, Sing for the year. Sing for the laugher. Sing for the fear. Sing with me just for today. Maybe tomorrow the good lord will take you away. CHARLES AUSTIN MEEKS 162 STEVEN MORRIS My last year is over. And it was such fun. My body’s hung over. My homework’s undone. DANIEL LEE MUIR BRADFORD ANTHONY MORSE STUART KEVIN MORSE Scooter, Novus Kid JOHN STUART MUDGETT SHAWN PATRICK MURPHY No goal is too high, if you climb with care and confidence. KAREN JOSINE MUNSON 163 ANN MARIE THERESA NADEAU Starsky There are no seven wonders of the world. There are seven million. MARIA ELENA OLIVAREZ Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, and the lesson afterwards. . L.D. PHILLIP W. NOYES JUDITH ELLEN MYERS If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words. KAREN NADEAR RICHARD WILLIAM NOTH KEVIN PHILIP OHL 164 JENNIFER BRETT O’ROURKE LAWRENCE RAYMOND ORR If you want it; You can achieve it. If you can dream it; You can become it. I’d like to dedicate this to my brother, Dennis. He’s going to make it! I love You. Trickles, Jo Jo JODI RAE PAQUETTE DANIEL JEFFREY PARENT YVONNE KATHRINEOSE SEAN PALKER GLENDEEN MARIE PARENT 165 DUANE LOUIS PHELPS BONNIE LYNN PELSUE BRIAN PATRICK PRATT If you can't get girls the right He has achieved who has way — “be an animal. lived well, laughed often, and loved much. There’s a feeling I get when I look to the west, and my spirit is crying for leaving. CRAIG RICHARD PERRY Learn from the mistakes of others, you don’t live long enough to make them all yourself! CHRISTOPHER JAMES PERRY 166 KIM MARIE PREAVY If you feel old before your time, you probably got that way from having a time before you were old. SHARON MIRIAM PRESCOTT woman was created from the rib of man — not from his head to top him — neither from his feet to be walked upon. She was made from his side to be loved by him. Everyone has a right to my opinion. PATRICK K. RAVEY 2 Patience + 3 Motivation + 1 Stubbornness = Infinite Success MARK EDWARD REGINA GARY MICHAEL PROVOST LYN MARIE PUDVAH JULIANNE E. RAYMOND 167 DARLENE LOUISE RELYEA Razz Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is the probable reason why so few engage in it. Solitude gives to man the regret to have been born, the unwillingness to live, and the haste to die. Roquey, Eyes ANNETTE MARIE ROQUE JODI LEIGH RIOCH Jo-Jo, Roach The beginning to being successful is having a cheerful face. GAYLE ELIZABETH RODERER Rode A friend is the first person who comes in when the whole world has gone out. Mary Dawson Hughes Life is so short that we have to do the most we can with what we have. MICHAEL ROSAIRE RYAN JEAN ANNE SABOURIN 168 LINDA JEAN SALTER KENNETH RAYMOND SCHUSTER FREDERICK W. SCHMOKEL MOIRA LELLEY SCHOLAN We are destined to follow and show all that we know of, as our lives cross the endless moment of time. We reach so clearly toward goals . . . many of which shall remain untouched. If your eye is pure. There will be sunshine in your soul. PHYLLIS ANNE SCOTT 169 NANCY LEE SENESAC NANCY JEAN SHELDON Curly, Fro I’d like to have the perfect twin. One who’d go off as I came in, I’d like to grab the big brass ring So I'll have everything, everything. ERIC ERNEST SMILEY JUDY KAE SLAYTON Live life to it's fullest or it’s not like living at all. MARK EDWARD SUKER SHIRLEY ANN SMINKEY If people are lucky, they find their own kind of happiness, I was lucky. AMANDA LEA SMITH 170 f i SUSAN LORAINE SMITH Seek not every quality in each individual. BRENDA HOLLY SMITH I’m gone with nothing to say; Someone has taken my place; One thing I think you should know; I ain’t gonna miss you when I go; I know you’re hopin' to find; Someone who’s gonna give you a piece of mind. Fleetwood Mac If I only knew what I was getting in to. RALPH JAMES SNYDER ROBIN MICHAEL SORRELL RICKY LOUIS SNELLING Rick WAHoo!!! JOHN J. ST AMOUR 171 And I, I took the road less traveled by, and that has made all of the difference. Frost Most of the shadows of this life are caused by our standing in our own sunshine. 172 SANDRA LEE THIBODEAU JEFFREY LOUIS THOMAS JULIE ANN TILLER 173 MARGARET HELEN VALLA Mag, Vibra, Vibes Quiet minds cannot be perplexed or frightened but go on in fortune or misfortune at their own private pace, like a clock in a thunderstorm. JOSEPH ANTHONY TYMECKI EDWARD JOHN VALLEY Friends who are once friends will be friends in the years to come. PRISCILLA ANN VAN AMERONGEN JAMES HERMAN WAGNER If you want to know yourself just look how others do it; If you want to understand others. Look into your own heart. LAURIE JO WALKER 174 SANDRA LEE WASTON ROBERT MARK WHITTEN GREGORY CHURCH WARD Greg ONAN WHITCOMB JILL SUSAN WHITE Don't close your eyes today until you have seen tomorrow. DONA BETH WHITTEN 175 176 'r' T CAREY JOHN ZITER ,‘‘Z .• Happiness is a hockey puck. i. ALAN GEORGE WOOD In Memor to Lisa Metz A Member of the Class of 1978 Who Died in 1 973. 177 Senior Hall of Fame Class Couple: Bill Currier and Vicki Desilets Class Brains: Melissa lonta and Mark Regina Most Talented: Mary Lou Peduzzi, Pat Ravey Bionic Jocks: Jeff Greene, Brenda Smith Class Partiers: Mike Rich, Sally Gilman Best Dressed: John Willey, Bonnie Lewis MISSING — Most Likely to Succeed; Mike Dubie, Cindy Carrier, Margaret Valla. Best Looking; Jeff Greene, Wendy Danks. Class Song: “We Are the Champions . Class Teachers: Mr. Ferreira, Mrs. Wright Class Bubbles: Cindy Carrier, Mike Dubie Class Flirts: Cary Ziter, Cheryl Hodder Friendliest: Mike Dubie, Sue Jackman Mouths: Bruce Gepfert, Margaret Valla 179 We Are the Champions There’s no doublt about it: the Senior Class of 1978 were the champs in many ways. The class really united over the years into a group of students who were proud to be called “EJHS Class of ’78. The events of our Senior year will live in our memories forever. We were cute! We were quiet occasionally. . . Wh had class!!! 180 We had determination . . . We were foxy . . . We succeeded . . . WE used our minds to achieve . . . And we had rowdie times!!! 181 Class Will PATTY ADAMS leave my sister Wendy a book entitled 200 Ways to Skip School Successfully, Jennifer, a great big smile and last but not least, John Scott all the girls in the school to flirt with. (Have fun SPOCK!) KATHY ANDERSON leave my stubborn locker to an unlucky freshman and all my chemistry labs to anyone who needs them, you’ll need all the help you can get. LORI ANN BALDWIN leave all my papers to Mr. Stinehour that he so irritatingly marked up with red ink and to my sister, Wendy, a new path to follow uncluttered by my tracks. SANDY BALLARD leave Joanna Therrien a good senior year and to my brother Dave, good luck on the hockey team your last two years of school. SUE BRISTOL leave Mr. Baker and his No Brain No Pain to all the future wrestling managers; frankie, the ability to handle all Mr. B's duties; Mrs. Kelley a heater in her room so “Double Trouble’s hands won’t turn purple; Mrs. Gruver the thought of a reunion in 5 yrs. with the 6th period Child Dev. class with 4 kids each. KIM BRUSOE leave Robert Rich one case of after shave lotion (just in case), the in-coming freshman my space at McDonalds, all my teachers just a Thank-you, and lastly. Tommy Jr.: I hope you make it. KEVIN BRYAN leave a pair of defective drumsticks to Harry Thompson, a comb to Brenda Christie, my cracked falsetto to Mrs. Cadmus, and to Debbie and Cindy ... a hearty thanks. KELLY L. BUCKE leave my sister Karen — the ability to have a little fun one time —, Miss Robinson many thanks and a pair of correctly tied shoelaces to Carla J.P. all to herself for a year, complete with red Christmas jacket, to everyone else — I leave. CAROL CAVANAUGH leave Miss Robinson an autographed picture of Dave Cowens and I, and a milkshake; to Mr. Ferreira an all expenses paid week at Mendy Rudolphs School of Basketball Officiating. CINDY CARRIER leave Mr. Ferreia a guy named Jack so he can “see you around,” Miss Briody; and her “friend a four dollar drink and a cool scrawny Canadian fox, and my sister, Mitch, everything I don’t take with me. DONNA CHARLAND leave the future wrestling managers all the fun and good times that I had, to Coach Baker nothing, I will be back next year!, to Jim the heater in the hall so that you can keep warm when I’m not there, but don’t worry — I’ll usually be there. DIMITRI CHERNYSHOV leave my darkroom to Dan and Ed, my legs and lungs to Don, and my body to Jackie and Jane to do what they want with. Ahh! BRIGGS CHRISTIE leave my tuba to any incoming freshman who thinks he can hack it, and to Mr. Preston, Miss Buxley of Beetle Bailey Comics. PATTY COLBURN leave JoAnn Studley my glove and pitching arm so that next year the Girl’s Varsity Softball Team will be just as good as this year’s. GENE COLLETTE leave my locker, number 439, to a freshman next year. PETE COUTU leave Sasqugtch (George Bradford) my uncanny ability to test old TV picture tubes and find all of them bad. DEBBIE COX leave my score-keeping ability to future wrestling managers, to my brother Bill all the joys and happy times I had in my 4 years. BRENDA CUBIT leave Coach Smith his very own pep band for all future games and to all fortunate girls, a chance to have a date with Dan D. GREG CUTLER leave Mr. Ferreira with a book with new stories, to Carol and the gang with hope that they can have as much fun as I did in school. WENDY DANKS leave Laura, all the guys I wanted; Bonnie, a Roderer party to remember; Lynn, good luck with B.W.; Mrs. Wright, my (our) secret about M.D. and his loud mouth; Cathy P., 1 or 2 residents of Indianbrook ‘ Apartments and C.Z., a - sticky puck. MARK DANIS leave my mind to the English and History departments and my body to the Football and Track teams. “Thanks. 182 VICKI DESILETS leave Joan Cavanough another favorite person, Kristin, my sister, good grades so that their can be peace at home. MIKE DUBIE leave my sister Martha, Mr. Walcott to keep her in line, to Little Stanley Platec and Small Doug Silverman the MSU's, B.B.'s, and B.J.'s, D.B. can give. DE ANN DUBUQUE leave Cathy Collins certain members ot the UVM basketball team, Karen May Brown Eyes,” to Lorie Coglan the shining eyes and rock-n-roll and a free trip to Death House. TIM DUFF leave Mr. Wheeler one case of steriods and a book of catchy phrases and to anyone who wants to blend into the crowd, my anonymity. SUZANNE DUNLAP leave a “Hi in the hall to my sister Dawn, to Mr. Manchester my A plus on my composition history paper, to Fancia Hunter my first plans for an organized class. JAN ELLIS leave Trish Schutz the spirit and sincerity of the entire senior class with the patience to finish two more years of high school. SHARON EMMONS leave my brother, Rob, my newly published handbook, 1001 Ways to Get Banished from the Library, Avoid Detention, and Skip Study Halls.” (Copies are available.) LAURA ENGELKEN leave Yancy and Craig Bushey help and lots of understanding to form a new wardrobe make-up department, to Miss Gorton hope that her Ecology Club won’t falter without the graduates, to Mrs. Lenes a Spanish IV class that does their homework!! MEGG ERICKSON leave EJHS and Paul Henry to my brother, Walter, with good luck in conning his way out of things. Good luck. MIKE FOSS leave Joan Cavanaugh classes with Mrs. Halley, Mrs. Halley some platform shoes and the song “Short People,” to Karen Elias, English classes with Yancy for the rest of high school. BOB GAGNE leave all the guys at the high school, my snaking and partying abilities, especially Dave Prior, because he needs them; to the girls, a word of warning to avoid Mr. Hamel; to Mr. Bill O'Neill, a year's subscription to Howie Meeker; to the school, my brother, Ronald, 1980. KIM GALLINGER leave Lisa Giannone a finger nail file, Mrs. Wright my talent in ripping bookkeeping out of workbooks, Kathy Kelley a car, so she won’t have to wait for the bus until 3:30. BRUCE GEPFERT leave Barb Gregoire, a haircut she likes and a permanent invitation to any party I have: Dave Silverman, the renowned Silver Award; Marc Kittel, a gold-plated odor resistant garbage bag for cleaning up after. SALLY GILMAN leave my sister Peggy all of my reusable admit slips and Mr. Tremblay, my gomme. RICK GOLDSBOROUGH leave Dave Prior a case of Michelob to help quench his unending thirst, Kathy Kelley the ability to hold on to one man for more than a week, Greg Wells the winning goal in next champ game v.s. BFA, and to KNP memories, promises and wishes never unfulfilled. LISA GONYEAU leave my locker to anyone who is brave enough to attempt to clean it, the teachers I leave my brother, and to the students, my mother knowing she will keep them in line. JEFF GREENE leave to Coach Smith my constant complaining, to Freddie Ward, a HOOK! LAURA GUMP leave my brother Jamie all the knowledge he can get out of this school, my brother Brooks the Varsity Soccer team in hopes that he will eventually make it, and to Faith all the guys she can handle and especially lick with a certain one. CHICK HALPIN leave all my curly locks of hair to Mr. Bosworth, my blue underwear to next year's basketball team, an obsenity to the school computer, my collection of typing exercises” to Mrs. Lavoie and my good looks and handsomeness to anybody who needs them that badly. SCOTT HAMNER leave Mr. Bosworth the verb to be” in 2,000 languages; Mr. Tremblay the complete works of Mauriac; Miss Sciancalepore a breakable pinata; Mrs. Chaffee mille basia ; and the Class of 78 forever. LESLIE HARTON leave Micheal my brother the World's Biggest Book of Excuses and Knowhow, Francia to prepare for class in one easy step (DON'T), Glen a whole new crew to work with next year, to some unlucky freshman my locker over looking the roof. HEIDI HAUPT leave Pierre Oink — Oink (Ralph Merrifield) the right to waste in any of the mud-puddles in Essex Junction, and Rusty Duell a box of clarinet reeds, size 14 and guaranteed to last. 183 PAT HENNESSEY leave the senior class of next year some way to DESTROY THAT COMPUTER, and to my younger brother 3 more years in the school to do what he wants. JEAN HORN leave all of my knowledge to Sarah Mailhot, and a rowdie year at EJHS. MELISSA IONTA leave Gretchen, Jerry, and Mike to the clutches of Ted and his technicalities, Yancy (applau, applau) Stillenger stage manager less, Mr. Bosworth empty years without my ‘'delightful B.S.; Mr. Williams the assurance that Physics wasn’t a total fiasco. . . any weekend will find me under some bridge or another DEBORAH INGRAM leave my sister Patti the brains of how you don’t get in trouble with your mouth. DONNA INGRAM leave my sister Patti a lot better than I had here and Mr. Scott a class that’s enthusiastic about practical chemistry. SUE JACKMAN leave my cousin, Kathy C., my forging ability and Mr. Henry all my notes. LESLIE JACKSON leave a megaphone to Mrs. Forbes to keep that library quiet; (pi r)2 to Vicki and Shelley; and to the faculty, my thanks. JOHN JACOB leave my Driver's License and my school locker to my sophomore sister, Joyce. These are just about the only two things she hasn’t borrowed. ANDY JUVAN leave Craig Bushey my chair, Greg O’Malley a lunch ticket, Harry Thompson a Let’s get small” and my eternal gratitude to all my teachers especially Mrs. Rich and Mr. Dean. DAVID KETCHAM leave all the underclassmen the computor.” HEATHER KING leave Yancy and Craig Bushey some of my infinite patience, Mrs. Cadmus a chorus that is just as good but a little less rowdy than the year’s, and Mess Gorton 6 new Eco. Club members to replace the 78” graduates. JUDY KILGORE leave all of the good times” that I had on the squad to the cheerleaders, to Julie Benson, Ricky Leblanc in hopes that she can handle him, and to D.D., my sister Nancy and to all the underclassmen girls, my little brother Billy. BONNIE KINSLEY leave my ability to write nice” poetry to Mr. Nelligan, lots of luck to WEJR, my figure skating talent to the hockey team (they need it). ED LALONDE leave my mid year Calculus exam to Barnier’s Garbage Service. CATHY LA VALLEE leave my teacher’s with a Good luck with next year’s seniors!”, Erin Branch a good guy to go with, Denise Beachemin “Hope you get as smart as your brother Mark. CINDY LAWRENCE leave EJHS with tears-of joy!; to all the girls my best wishes and memories of “Oh, Paul Henry,” to Kelly my incentive to get to classes, my love, and our good times; to Mrs. Kish a big thank-you; to EJHS one more Lawrence; and to Gary a hug. BONNIE LEWIS leave Kimberly Potter my badminton raquet. ELIZABETH LOGSDON leave my fingers to Todd Sisters. GINNY LUSSIER leave my high happiness and hope to every in-coming student, my warm fuzzies to Ms. Kielman, my broken pencils to Miss Hall, and my smile to the world. KAREN MAC PHAIL leave Bill Fogg our bathroom mirror; Dave Leonard Maformoon”; the Vans, relief; Julie Vachon my beautiful slab and coiled bank; Faith Redding the memories of a million mischievous deeds and my I.D.; Mrs. Rich my secret method of how to make the perfect stupid mistake; and Mr. Bosworth a simple thank you for everything. RUSS MAGNUSON leave Dave Leonard a years supply of guitar picks, Steve Jacobs the ability to survive band without me and K.B. DARLA MC MAHON leave my sister and brother my unsurpassed ability to pass notes in the main office (having never been caught). JIM MERCIER leave fullback position to Stan Platek who now won’t have to worry about transfers. PAUL METRUK leave my spot on the wall in front of the cafeteria to another so-called greaser and the in auto mechanic no doze? 184 DIANE MITCHELL leave Mrs. Jacobs with the hope of someday getting a storage room and a larger office, and Miss Robinson I leave Sara Jean. MIKE MOMOT leave my “Herman the German joke to anyone on the cross country team. KATHY MOREAU leave the bathroom gang to take care of Mr. Henry and the jocks and to Plug and Kristine Have fun!” Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha! STEVE MORRIS leave no homework to all those unfortunate in coming students, but I doubt it. STUART MORSE leave my key to Sue Norton who I am sure will get plenty of use out of it. JOHN MIDGETT leave Mrs. Rich my collection of grey calculus books, Mr. Neligan my height (he needs it) and my summer job at Lone Pine so he can get some of his French Culture.” JUDY MYERS leave another hub cap to the person that stole one off my car; Platy, a new puss; Mrs. Wright, the luck that someone can do payroll; Mr. Stinehour, the hope that the little man will grow; and my little sister . . . the patience to put up with everyone! PHIL NOYES leave Mr. Henry my honor pass because if he knew what I was doing with my free periods he would have had it a long time ago. MARIA OLIVAREZ leave Fred into the hands of Athena Travares and my locker trash to Valerie Latouch. JODI PAQUETTE leave Yancy my sincere thanks, Mr. Johnson my talent for getting a good dance partner, HELP!, all the teachers and underclassmen saying BEAT THE SYSTEM, you won’t regret it! Bye! DAN PARENT leave my four years of no detention to anyone who believes it. DANNY PARISEAU leave Elaine Vachon my pervertedness and Jane Cutler I say Cheers!” JIM PAULSEN leave nothing. I’m taking it all with me. MARY LOU PEDUZZI leave Yancy many years of theater with no one to insult; Sue Franz, a little black book; Joan, anything to cheer her up; Laura and Karen, many more Friday nite parties; and Miss Briodi, a fully stocked Library. BONNIE PELSUE leave the cheerleaders the hope that they will have fewer hassles than in the past years; Kim and Misse, a nickle for bowling; and to Moe, her very own little Tarzan swing. CHRIS PERRY leave the services of Dr. Simpson, an excellent shoulder specialist, to Rusty Deuel for one football season and a new pair of boxing gloves to Rick LeBlanc for next year’s hockey games. KIM PREAVY leave Mr. O’Neil a pair of glasses and a smile, Mr. Ferreira my corner, and for next year I leave more trouble, my niece and nephew. LYN PUDVAH leave my parking space to my sister, Ann, because Lisa will probably never get her license; my ability to stay with one guy to Marcia; and my thanks to Mrs. Duval, Wright, and Bryan. PAT RAVEY leave a life time supply of Kleenex and some innocent freshman to the ruthness schemes (and hours) of Trooper Y. MARK REGINA leave my collection of bugs to any programmer who wishes to expand his collection. DARLENE RELYEA leave the title of foul shooting champion to Platty and Baby Bucke who could never beat me and my partner, and never will; and to my poor shooting partner who will never be able to replace such quality, good luck and thanks for everything. JODI RIOCH leave T.W. my debugging template and anyelse my undated signed passes. GAYLE RODERER leave my sister, Karen, all the luck in the world; Karyl Kent, a date with J.D.; and Mr. Tremblay, at least one hour to just sit and talk. ANNETTE ROQUE leave guidance for the Guidance office, my grades to Karen Maye, my track shoes to Mr. Dowd, my memories and gratitude to Mrs. Kelley. JOHN ROWELL leave the book of Polish jokes to Amy Newell, my brother a fool proof way to stay off grounding, and my sister a book on how to keep a boy friend in ten easy steps. MIKE RYAN leave my cleats to my younger brothers, my looks to Greg Roque, and the computer troubles to Mr. Stinehour. FRED SCHMOKEL leave Kenneth St. Germain (alias Radiation man) a Uranium pitchfork in order that he may do battle with the evil forces of the Soviet Union. PHYLLIS SCOTT leave a keg of ouzo to Mr. Nelligan, a merci” to Miss Briody and Mr. Tremblay, best of luck to the gymnastics team, and Jean, John, and Liz: the school. NANCY SHELDON leave the greasers who broke into my car one Super Hits of the Super Stars” tape that they left behind, Julie B. the knowledge that it was Karen, Sue, and I that left the order at D.D. for 30 doz. just to see N.B., and Ronnie one big ol' brillo pad to remember the tradition from 4th grade. AMANDA SMITH leave my friendship to Ecology Club, Miss Gorton, Miss Parker, and Mr. S. BRENDA SMITH leave Kim Potter the act of being versatile during the oncoming field hockey season, Mr. Kaplan the $1.25 Carol C. and I owe him, and Jock the challenge of becoming one. RALPH SNYDER leave my brother my black book, a list of all the girls I went out with . . . both of them. JEFF STEC leave Mr. Stinehour: peace and quiet in the computer room. Bob Kolvoord my computer programming ability, and Ed Bassett one fortran reference marvel written in RPG. CATHY STONE leave my position on the basketball team’s bench to anyone who feels they can warm it as well and long as I did; Mr. Kaplan a box of broken beakers; and Miss Robinson all the stairs that the team cheated on. JOANN SWEETLAND leave Amie one ride to the Champlain Valley Fair in the trunk of a silver cougar and Tammy 100 Mr. Hamels and a spoon made for her nose. KELLEY TALLON leave Mr. Stinehour a computer dog that will do all of your errands, Mrs. Wright a rubber pocket book, Mrs. Herrain a piece of cake, and Mrs. Reed a mummy for H.R. II. MARGARET VALLA leave Mrs. Rich peace and quiet after 3 yrs. with her noisiest student; Miss Briody Downtown by night; the SAGA girls, our great times (and guys) at St. Mike’s; and my dearest, innocent?? sister Pamela to follow in my footsteps to here; and Martha Dubie the school so that she and my sister may bring it to a total uproar and show others what a good time is. PRISCILLA VAN AMERONGEN leave Penny to RUsty Deuell, Denise B. my band locker. LAURIE WALKER leave a life size Carl Reccria doll to the freshman girls; a Sasquatch to Jim; an essay test to Mr. Echo and a hymnal for Joan Cavanaugh to use in Chorus. GREG WARD leave Beth five inches of height for her to grow on and to coach Lesilie my deepest thanks. JILL WHITE leave Meg Whitcomb a dislocated thumb and an IBM typewriter and Lori Peacock one last chorus of Feece! DONA WHITTEN leave my fifth period Biology class to Cathy Collins and Miss Parisi. JOHN WILLEY leave my speed and agility to the two rookies on the hoop team. BRIAN WIMBLE leave Mr. Parizo one year’s supply of Ben-Gay for his bursitis. SARAH MC ALLISTER leave Joan Cavanaugh my little black book for foxes, Laura Rathgeb after those night parties, a bag of S V’s, and Miss Scianalepore and Miss Briody (You crazy women) I wish to leave mucho beaucoup good times. JENNIFER O’ROURKE leave my legs to Yancy in case he needs a dancer who doesn’t talk much. (He can have ’em!) and Ellen, my good judgment to keep her out of trouble. ANNA COBLER leave Mr. Blakely an unlimited supply of yearbooks, to Miss Scianalepore I leave a seventh period Spanish class that actually wants to speak Spanish, to Elaine and Liz a completely furnished yearbook room, to Cricket and Chipper 2 years of togetherness and to Mr. Nelligan a subscripton of THE CHAUVINIST.” CATHY MCNICHOL leave two cute freshmen to G.B., a Kristy McNichol doll to Mr. Ferreira, a tape recording of I’m fine, and how are you? to Mr. Walcott, “The Best of Baudelaire” to JANE, and some homework for a change to Peter. (I was always jealous!) SUSAN LORAINE SMITH leave Senorita Scianalepore a year’s supply of Mr. Deli Bologna and the assurance that I have almost totally learned the subjunctive, Chico and Juan the first copy of my book Poems for Children at Bedtime,” my sister Gina my innocent personality along with lots of luck for three years ahead. 186 fM m Wllllllllilllh Winter Enchantment The second annual Winter Ball was held at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Sponsored by the Student Council, Downpour played to a crowd of couples with stars in their eyes and snowflakes overhead. The theme was Winter Enchantment and the hall had been transformed into a winter wonderland with snowflakes, Christmas trees, and candles. The dance was Sadie Hawkins according to the rules of the Council. Everyone enjoyed the opportunity to have a dance with a bit more “class.” 188 Roman Banquet Once again the Latin classes carried on the tradition of a Roman Banquet in early May. This year's emperor and empress were Rick Goldsborough and Renee LeBlanc. Rick ruled his ancient empire as his slaves served him roasted turkey, bread, fruit and other delicacies. All the participants of this Latin project enjoyed themselves immensely with food, song and drink. 189 The Junior Prom 190 “Color My World” turned out to be a most enjoyable evening, with couples gathering at the Radisson Hotel in Burlington. Music started at eight-thirty with the band “Teaser” and everyone “got down” with the music. The pretty dresses and matching tuxes truly made it a colorful evening. 191 Graduation June 9, 1978 7:30 P.M. Valedictorian — Scott Hamner Salutatorian — Melissa lonta On June 9 graduation exercises were held for the unforgettable class of ’78. Emotions were high as we watched our fellow classmates and friends receive their diplomas and leave their memories of EJHS behind for thoughts of the future. The messages of the valedictorian and salutatorian were “Fight for your individuality” and Go for it! The graduates left the ceremony with feelings of satisfaction and anticipation; satisfaction of a job well done and anticipation of the night to come! 192 Baccalaureate June 4, 1978 8:00 P.M. Theme: Reflections and Expectations Observers enthusiastically proclaimed the 1978 Baccalaureate as one of Essex’s best. The “Reflections and Expectations” brought tears to the eyes of more than a few students and parents. Slides of Vermont's mountains set the mood for the touching candlelit exit. Leaving the chapel, minds were filled with memories and future hopes. 194 — Chittenden County Insurance ADS Essex Junction Knight's Pharmacy Essex Junction Shopping Center Roland's Construction Service Colchester Road Essex Junction 195 Soft Touch The Merchant Bank 161 Main Street Essex Junction 54 Pearl Street Essex Junction 196 Gigi 84 Church Street Burlington a? wms 0BWODQ@ DM1!?® SCkOOKi® OKI JO™ tfKIII Fashion Lane South Burlington Emerald City of Oz 71 St. Paul Street Burlington 197 KESSEL DUFF CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION Kessel Puff Construction 20 Main Street Essex Junction ft V ■ Quality Bake Shop Ben Franklins Essex Junction Shopping Center Essex Junction Shopping Center 198 Vermont y federal oving ESSEX JUNCTION OFFICE You couldn’t put your future in better hands 27 RAILROAD AVENUE AT THE RAILROAD DEPOT TELEPHONE 879-6336 Ml W4TCH OUT WORLD • here. THEY COME Cyoocl Luck. CL ass of 13 DonaLd L. HamLin Cor suLrrir En ineers Inc. Acropolis Restaurant 60 Pearl Street Essex Junction 197 Pearl Street Essex Junction 200 Ashe Insurance Agency 11 Main Street Essex Junction B H Appliances 171 Pearl Street Essex Junction El Acme Paint Glass Pearl Street Essex Junction Richmond Office Equipment 134 Pearl Street Essex Junction 201 9 Main Street Essex Junction Co YC tTe C A T OK5 ClASS OF 78 Essex Auto Supply 15 Maple Street Essex Junction Kolvoord, Overton Wilson 3 Main Street Essex Junction 202 MAfULMlfTiSr GTl£W£rtfOUS£ foMrs •for aft m ocoasicns Vo Raquet's Edge 4 Morse Drive Essex Junction 10 Lincoln Street Essex Junction Henry's Market Fland ers 16 Main Street Essex Junction 34 Park Street Essex Junction 203 5 A _5SAFOOO market in esse crer: T£L.%7? 7052. Maynard Auto 37 Park Street Essex Junction 20 Railroad Avenue Essex Junction Essex Beverage Outlets B F Builders 39 Park Street Essex Junction Park Street Essex Junction 204 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Pudvah Tip Top M News.-Phil’s Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Danald A. Rathgeb Teachout Brothers P H Inc. Zachary’s Pizza House 205 Our Staff at Work and Play Anna Cobler — Editor Mary Lou Peduzzi — Activities Cindy Carrier — Seniors Ed McGovern 206 The Staff of “Memories” ’78 would like to express our thanks to everyone who helped put this book together. We would also like to apologize for any errors. Our special thanks go to Callahan studios and to Harry Clark. All of us who worked on this book made new friends and had a lot of fun at the same time. 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