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

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1985 volume:

The E.J.H.S. Hornet In today's society, a high school education is as essential as was a grammar school education twenty years ago. By the same token, today's high school students study much of what yesterday's college students learned. The modern high school teacher must deal with changing times and the explosion of knowledge. Our outstanding teachers at Essex Junction High School face this task with remarkable courage and devotion. Mrs. Rich, throughout your teaching career you have brought both the rudiments and the fine insights of mathematics to numerous students. Your clarity in presenting concepts intuitively as well as your conciseness in demonstrating rigorous definitions has made our mathematics department one of the finest in the nation. Your devotion to the math league team has made our school number one in mathematics. Mr. Hamel, we will always remember your warm smile and enthusiasm for social studies. You pos-sesss those special teaching qualities which make students eager to learn and participate in class discussion. Your devotion to students both in and outside the classroom has made an outstanding contribution to our school. Congratulations to Mrs. Rich and Mr. Hamel on a dedication well deserved! Top left: Mr. Hamel Kelps Chuck Bailey understand the challenging chapter. Top right: Mrs. Rich looks over the work on a difficult problem. Bottom right: Mrs. Rich helps Kate Scholan while John O'Kane and Marty Lucenti watch. Bottom left: Mr. Hamel tries to get his point across. Top: Kenyon Pelkey standing over the shoulder of Eric Koval. Middle right: Jim Reiss, Ann Mendi-cino, and Megan Kim in the cafeteria. Middle right: Chuck Bailey works on his project. Bottom: Jennifer Couture, Jamie Utton, and Wendy Hoffman sing in a chorus rehearsal. From the knarled knotty roots up to the thick, sfurdy, trunk and through the long, swaying hows to the whispy tree tops,' we follow the barky pain of education. Hiawatha and Summit Street Schools, the grounds of our learning, gave us the roots of our knowledge—reading, Siting, and 'rithmetic taught to the tune of the Hickory Stick . . . On to Fleming and then Albert I). Lawton and Essex Middle School where we gained our educational foundation that sturdy trunk of knowledge. And now, after these four years at Fssex Junction High School, we have chosen our separate paths, and our knowledge has branched out into limbs and twigs. Some are experts in Mathematics and Science, taking derivative and finding integrals with ease, others have become authorities on Shakespeare, Milton, and Frost, but what next? Off to the University and tire-good ol' college tree! Off to those wispy tree tops, swaying in the brisk autumn breeze. The world is ours to conquer, and the sky is the only limit! College? Military? Work? Essex Jet. High Scho’ah. 'r m Albert D. Lawton Essex Middle School I I Fleming A Essex Elementary Hiawatha Summit Street Table Of Contents Introduction................1 Freshmen ...................9 Fall Sports ...............23 Vocational ................37 Sophomores ................43 Winter Sports .............57 Academics .................71 Juniors ...................77 Organizations .............91 Faculty ..................101 Special Events ...........119 Seniors ..................131 Superlatives .............181 Senior Will...............189 Advertisements .......... 195 Newsworthy .............. 207 Top left: Mr. Scott shows Cam Emerson and Willy Fitzgerald how to balance a scale. Top Right: Pete Putre (front) and Ken Seddon sitting with Tom Juvan (back) and Shaun Kirby watching while programming the Wicat. Bottom Right: Penny Nolan eating the filling in Culinary Arts. Freshmen Class Of Back: Katharine Hoehl, Julie Eells, Kate Culver, Andrea Riley, Holly Wilson, Lori Ginal. Front: Kelly Lucenti Megan Fulwiler, Janie Overfield, Lisa Casler, Alison Bowker. Abeling, Sharon Abruscato, Anne Marie Acker, Evelyn Adler, Victor Alberghini, Diane Ali, Asiat Andersen, Vicky Anderson, Frederick Andronaco, Emma Angolano, Jeffrey Arnold, Dean Bamberger, Ann Barnes, Russell Barrett, Jennifer Barrett, Michael Benjamin, Stephen Benoit, Chad Benoit, Donald Bergeron, Tracey Berry, Scott Berthault. Frederic Blanchard, Tammy Blanchette, Katherine Bloschies, Linda Blow, Carlton Bowker, Allison Boyce, Heather Boyd, Patricia Branch, Sherry Bratek, Derek Bucke, Katherine Bundy, Dean Bundy, Wanda Burbo, Lori Caise, Lydia Carlson, Benjamin Culver, Kathryn Cusson, Laura Daggett, Laura Dana, Tyler Deyette, Julie Dodge, Douglas Drew, Del Duncan, Kelly Duquette, Darick Duval, Jason Eschholz, Sarah Euber, Jeffrey Fletcher, Stacey Flint, Eric Fowler, Timothy Franzen, Lisa Frauenknecht, Eric Frechette, Elizabeth Frost, Valerie Galbraith, Anthony Gautesen, Erikka Gerardi, Annette Gibbs, Daniel Gilhooley, Alyson Cavallari, Tobin Cavanagh, Susan Chappelow, Eddy Chase, Tammy Chau, Buu Colburn, John Collet, Jerome Collins, Kevin Cook, Wendi Costante, Donald Christiano, Matthew Clark, Dawn Clark, Timothy Coe, Jonathan Coe, Kenneth Davidson, Scott Dawson, Christopher DesRoches, Lori Drury, James Dryer, John Dubuque, Jocelyn Dumas, Christopher Forgays, Shane Forsey, Jennifer Foster, Steve Duval, Wendy Eells, Cameron Eells, Julie Eisenman, Dwight Engelberth, Beth Ginal, Lori Glass, Peter Glazebrook, Travis Gokey, Amy Goldring, Erika Fulwiler, Megan Gabriel, Jeffrey Cote, Elizabeth Coutu, Andrew Helfrich, Thomas Hemenway, Donald Hemsted, John Henry, Linda Hill, Patricia Humphrey, Eugene Ihlefeld, Timothy Ingram, Amy Isham, Kristine Jenot, John Jonas, Erik Jones, Catherine Kilmoyer, Megan Kinaman, Jeffrey Kolczynski, Cindy Koval, Eric Labombard, Melanie Lacroix, Michael Laferriere, Jason Lafountaine, Sandra LaFrance, Cynthia Gotlieb, Stephen Grady, Donald Graiko, Ronald Grant, Lara Gray, Stephanie Green, Robert Jorschick, Jennifer Junsch, Nancy Kardas, David Laubach, Marnie Lavallee, Dan Lavery, Eric Lawrence, Eric Leavitt, Elizabeth Leclerc, Patrick Haddock, Timothy Hartman, Terri Harvey, Duncan Hathaway, Kristin Hayes, Debra Hebert, Julie Hinchman, Kellie Hoehl, Katharine Hopper, Terry Houghton, Jonathan Izzo, Kevin Jacobs, Julie James, Darren Jaquemot, Suzanne Jones, Robert Jordan, Matthew Kelley, Heather Kemp, Francis Krasofski, Joshua , . .. . Above Kristen Lake, Matthew X4 n Lamell, Keith Mueller concen- Lanpher, Jay trates on work Larry, Jeff below. Lecomte, Isabelle Lefebvre, Karen Leo, Kevin Leroux, Celia Little, Stephanie Littiefield, John Lombardi, Sherry Lovejoy, Christopher Lucenti, Kelly Maria, Christopher Madden, Sheila Main, Tyler Martin, Kim Martin, Sara Martin, Sindi Mashtare, Frederick Mastro, Joe McGibney, Scott McGinnis, Todd McMahon, Patricia Melone, Margaret Michaud, Michelle Michel, Jon Miller, Andrew Morizio, Kathleen Morris, Thomas Mott, Vicki Mueller, Kristen Monroe, Amy Morey, Adam Nichols, Jeffrey Nichols, Tammy Noel, Daniel Nolan, Michelle Noreault, Jim Odhner, Carl Orshan, Gabriel Ostraat, Jennifer Overfield, Jane Parker, Allen Parker, Chris - Mendez, Dawn Messimer, Shannon Mettler, Markus Meunier, Jayson Norris, Ellen O'Connor, Christopher O'Neill, Christine O'Neill, Margaret Parker, Jill Parsley, Larisa Pasell, Sean Peclc, Jeffrey Pecott, Deborah Pelkey, Kenyon Perkins, Pamela Petrie, Julie Pfingst, David Phillips. Stephen Pineo, Lora Shaw, Patrick Sheehan, Kelly Sheltra, John Shepard, Jennifer Shipman, Colleen Sickles, Heather Russin, Karen Russo, Robert Sanders, Chris Sanville, Gregory Saunders, Amie Preaudat, Bruno Preavy, Sean Purvis, David Quesnel, Robert Quinn, Shawn Reynolds, Richard Richards, Chris Richardson, Daniel Rother, John Rotunda, Thomas Rosseau, Aimee Rousselle, Craig Pollard, Casey Pollard, Karin Poulin, Erie Poulin, Lisa Poulin, Sheila Pratt, Terri Simmons, Shelly Sirois, Michael Slayton, Lori Smiley, Jason Smith, Gregory Smith, Joseph - Smith, Robert Smith, Stacey Snyder, Sarah Soderberg, Duff Sogoloff, Keely Specht, Krista Stark, Jay Starr, Tina Starr, Trade Stillson, Matthew Sinehour, Craig Strunk, Leah Stygles, Dawn Supple, Heather Swanson, Stefanie Thackston, Jennifer Thayer, Shawn Thomas, Shane Truax, Mary Underwood, Anthony Uttecht, Steven Van Royen, Andrew Varney, Andrea Viens, Laurie Villamil, Kathryn Warren, Mathew Waters, Erin Wells, Kimberly White, Tracey Whittaker, Chris Wiley, Michael Wilson, Holly Wimette, Todd Woitkowski, Robert Wright, Cindy Spencer, Dammon Spencer, Marca Spencer, Mark Spidle, Steven Sprague, Karen Stokes, Stacey Stone, Eric Stone, Jennifer Sweet, Shawn Sylvia, Jon Teachout, Sara Terry, Anne Tilley, Elena Toth, Steven Utton, Jody Vallie, Candace Visco, Staci Wager, Mark Wamsganz, Mario Whittaker, Nicole Wilber, Troy Wilcox, Andrea Wilder, Cheryl Yetto, Daniel Young, Lorna Zehle, Tanya Zembrycki, Karen Ziter, Christopher Above we have Asiat Ali looking behind him. Freshmen Fever This year's freshmen class is by far the largest in EJHS history. As with all freshmen, we were at first scared and felt that we did not belong in this strange new world. But after a week or so, these beliefs were changed. Now we are in all sorts of programs and courses. For the first time we have a freshmen soccer squad, (Not winning but good experience) and of course all kinds of other teams and clubs just waiting for the new crop of bright-eyed bushy tailed freshmen. All in all we have gotten off to a good start for the class of '88 Phys, Ed. Introduction to physical education is a one semester course required for all freshmen. The course consists of four days a week of running and aerobic exercise plus one day a week of lecture on the body systems and functions. Intro, is designed to get students into better physical fitness. Freshmen Float The freshmen float was a great success. There was much controversy about the theme at first, but we think our final decision was the best. The theme of the 1984 freshmen float was, We burnt you Spaulding. We have illustrated this by constructing a gigantic toaster. The inside, a piece of toast (Eric Kovel) will pop up, while the hornet (Janie Overfield) pushes him back down. Due to the freshmen class (including parents), we produced a great float. The rest of the class of '88 Abbott, Christopher, Burbo, Walter; Burrage, Michael; Cota, Randy; Graham, Robert; Grout, Frederick; Jarvis, Eric; Kretz, Amy; Larrow, William; Lawyer, Craig; Lemire, Kenneth; Martin, Daved J; Merola, Robert; Moran, Jason; Naylor, Carrie; Pochop, Stephanie; Preston, Paul; Robar, Donald; Roberts Nichol; Russo, Timmon; Smith, Jason • Girls Varsity Soccer Back: Jean Couture, Tina Marcoux, Marnie Laubach, Jackie Kuney, Lisa Williams, Jenn Overton, Amy Wells (Capt.), Debby Canty (Capt.). Laura Allaire (Capt.), Gina Halpin, Coach O'Neil. Middle: Jen Meyers, Mau Bhattacharyya, Julie Gagnon, Jenn Cross, Karen Allard, Paula Yates, Sarah Dahl, Kris Isham. Front: Danielle Pheeney, Anne Tromblee. The 1984 Soccer team, captained by seniors Amy Wells, Deb Canty, and Laura Allaire, finished the season with a record of twelve wins, two losses, and three ties. The third tie was the overtime, quadruple sudden death contest with CVU which gained this team the title of Co-State Champions. This title was the reward for a season of hard work and dedication to a cause. The team developed unity and precision as the season went on. Twenty-two individuals became a unit which sought and gained success. With the exception of two regular season losses to CVU and tie games with Mount Mansfield and South Burlington, the Hornets defeated North Country twice, St. Albans twice, Colchester three times. Missisquoi twice. Mount Mansfield, South Burlington and Burlington once. The departing seniors will be missed. However Chubby and Curly will be back. Junior Varsity Back: Coach Hamel, Maria Kourebanas, Laura Riley, Kendra Pratt, Kim Bessette, Andrea Wilcox, Kate Comber, Andrea Riley. Middle: Kristin Halpin, Vicki McClure, Melissa Jurgens, Lynn Herschede, Kelli Rivers, Sue Hamel, Adrienne Perry, Dianna McManus, Wendy Haugh. Front. Eileen Judge, Darci Desilets, Anne Tromblee, Amy Gokey, Karen Lefebvre. L-R: Lisa Williams, Jen Overton, Laura Allaire, Jen Cross, Paula Yates. Back:Coach Willey, Cindy LaFrance, Colleen Shipman, Cindy Wright, Wendy Brewster, Jennifer Stone, Vicki Anderson. Emma Andronaco. Front: Beth Leavitt, Evelyn Acker, Kim Martin, Jody Utton, Heather Roff, Shelly Simmons, Sara Teachout, Valerie Frost, Laurie Viens. Missing: Karen Pollard, Tammy Blanchard, Kara Villamil, Debbie Pecot, Kelly Bovia. Boys Varsity Soccer Back:Coach Brady, Jim Wadleigh, Brian Kane, Phil Landler, Mike Desilets, Jim Bonnette, Lewis Cove, David Pennycook, Dave Johnson. Peter Putre, Rick Yates, Bart Couture. Middle: Scott Mills, Eric Hathaway, Jim Harton, Jeff Harton, Chris Bousquet, Chad Poland, Chris Roy, Tom Cavallari, Gregg Lyons. Front: Craig Wilcox, Pat Flanagan, Mike Liberty. Senior Co-Capt Bart Couture. The 1984 season turned out to be an outstanding one for Essex Soccer. Lead by captains Bart Couture and Peter Putre, the Hornets went head to head with rival South Burlington in the State Championship game. Although losing that game, Essex rolled through a successful regular season winning 9 games, tying 4, and losing 4. In addition to the senior captains, the class of '85 featured solid performances offensively from Jim Bonnette, Phil Landler, and Craig Wilcox. Defensively, Essex was lead by Rick Yates, Tom Cavallari, Dave Pennycook, Chris Roy, and Greg Lyon. Senior exchange students, Ricardo De Bescoa and Martin Cravener provided an international flavor to the squad. Senior assistant coach Jim Wadleigh, whose insight and organization were critical to the team's success, will not be able to be replaced for the '85 season. Jay Brady L-R: J. Harton, Rick Yates, Craig Wilcox, Brian Kane, Bart Couture. Junior Varsity Back: Coach Roberts, N. Song, T. Chau, M. Warren, C. Stinehour, A. Toulis, T. Bonnette, J. Dorighi, M. Chase, M. Laurent, S. Boomhower, J. Cundel. Middle: D. Tam, V. Horn, M. Nheb, B. Chau, C. Prak, D. Purvis, M. Gee, J. Lamberti, J. MacIntyre, T. Motsiff. Front: C. Barrows, R. Russo, J. Moquin. Missing: K. Donahue. Coach Brady and the bench. The coach giving advice. Frosh Soccer Back: Jeff Nichols, Eric Mar-zewski, Rick Babcock, Scott McGibney, Mike LaCroix, Donnie Miller, Steve Uttech, Jeff Gabriel, Eric Frauenknecht, Kevin Collins, Coach Gonillo. Front: John Bonnette, Shawn Thayer, Mike Rosencrantz, Steve Phillips, Marc Schmidt, Shane Thomas, Chris Lovejoy, Derek Duquette, Eric Koval, Chris Carrigan. Art Fowler and Jon Houghton Coach Dowd and Coach Bucke. Senior Captain Jeff Cashman. Freshman standout Damon Spencer far away . . . Third In and close up. The State Back. Dave Norton. Chuck Werninger, Bill Hella, Andrew Overfield. Jeff Cashman. Mike Brousseau, Dave Peacock, Craig Wolosinski, Pete Quintin. Coach Dowd. Middle.-Art Fowler, Eric Bowker, Neil Gillespie, Seth Dewees, Eric Mettner,Scott Hartwell, Mark Greenough. Front:Jim Farrington, Jon Houghton, Jason Duval, Mike Bohan, Damon Spencer, Doug Perkins. Missing: Chris Dawson, Kurt Pollard, Leif Marcussen, Andy Coutu, Rob Donahue, Greg Chase. The Essex JV and Varsity Boys' Cross Country teams blend a wealth of youthful talent with an experienced group of quality leaders and runners. The team has trained with pride and determination. This effort has established our team as a top contender in Vermont. The JV boys' 17-1 record and the Varsity boy's 15-3 record attest this success. Most importantly, the team has learned to view team achievement as a greater goal than individual achievement. Positive attitude and hard work have insured success. 1984 State Champs! Back: Debbie Nelligan, Kathy Kretz, Terry Hopper. Coach Dowd. Megan Fulwiler, Sara Eschholz, Julie Eells. Middle. Mary Reardon, Jennifer Brown, Amy Shortsleeve, Sharon Allen, Bethany Ionta, Rachel DeWees, Liz Martin, Kate Lamarche, Karen Farrington, Jen Wilkins. Front: Cindy Nelligan. Missing: Coach Murphy, Coach Bucke, Judith Cronan, Margaret Cronan, Amy Kretz, Marca Spencer, Tammy Chase. The 1984 Girls Cross Country teams were characterized by continued improvement. Highlighted with a near shutout in their victory at Districts, the JV team finished their second straight season undefeated. A young varsity team which relied totally on team effort also saw its chance of success with bit victories at the Malone, N.Y. Invitational and the Division 1 State Championship Meet. Coach Bucke congratulates Jen. Jen Wilkins and Rachel DeVS’ees. Marca Spencer and Julie Eells. Julie Eells, Jen W'ilkins, Marca Spencer in the state meet. Varsity Field Hockey Back: Kerri O'Sullivan, Jill Lanpher, Jennifer Couture, Sheryl Smith, Sue Willey, Donna Kaelin, Tina Truax, Kim Roff, Belinda Hathaway, Coach Woodley, Middle: Francese Henry, Jeannine Cardinal, Pam Charbonneau, Gabrielle Velaszuez, Julie Warren, Pam Gomez. Front: Micky Valla, Chris Adams, Koukla Kourebanas, Sandy Lowther, Julie Kane, Brooke Taft. State Runners-Up! Senior Goalie Jill Lanpher: lonely in the net. J.V. enthusiasm The 1984 Varsity Field Hockey Team had a very successful season. They ended their season 12-3-2, losing the final game to South Burlington. Being runners-up in the state finals was no surprise to Coach Woodley as it was her best team ever. Captained by high scoring Sandy Lowther, speedy Julie Kane, and aggressive Koukla Kourebanas, the team played to their best season. The captains had much help with defensive standouts Jill Lanpher, Tina Truax, Jennifer Couture, Brooke Taft, Donna Kaelin, and Julie Warren. The offense was led by team high scorer, sophomore Belinda Hathaway, Francese Henry, Sue Willey, and Jeannine Cardinal. The team will miss the seniors but the holes will be filled with promising underclassmen. Top left: Senior Co-Capt. Sandy Lowther Top right: Essex gets agressive. Left: J.V. warms up. Junior Varsity Back: Kristen Hathaway, Debbie Ray, Susan Cavanaugh, Kelly Beauchemin Andrea Nadeau, Holly Freschette, Sue Lagrange, Heather Kelly, Coach Robinson. 3rd: Mary Truax, Leah Nutting, Tracy Kelly, Karen Wisehart, Danielle Ailing, Patti McMahon, Jamie Utton, Julie Judge. 2nd: Amy Ingram, Anne Terry, Holly Slattery, Kim Wells, Michelle Morin, Jill Parker, Susan Manley, Nancy Junsch. Front: Liz Smith, Annemarie Ratkovitz, Mia Melon, Linda Henry, Anette Gerardi. Back: Coach Nelson, Coach Johnston, Coach Wheeler, Coach Ferreira. 4th: Darryl Montague, John Cook, Roger Pinan, Scott Gonyea, Byron Goodrich, Chad Thompson, Andy Almeida. 3rd: Chris Wood, Mitch Wheeler, Mike Little. Jon Williams, Dave Cavanagh, Bill Witte, Jim Phelps, Jim Pratt, Marty Lucenti, Rob Kissinger. 2nd: Jeff Wimette, Jason Cheney, Steve Busch, J.R. Thackston, Mike Wright, Brian Anderson, Matt Euber, Jim White, Chris Meunier, Shannon Blake, Dave Drinkwine. Front: Travis Boardman (Mgr.), Bob Fredette, Gary Butler, Dan O'Conner, Rich Gerardi, Jim Reiss, Chris Bessette (Co-Capt.), John O'Kane (Co-Capt.),. Chris Bunker, John Rusin, Jeff Little, Bill Eschholtz. The varsity team loosens up. Breakdancing?? The 1984 EJHS Varsity Football team headed for another successful season. The senior-ladened team has played will over the past season and had one of the toughest schedules in the state. Their biggest win was over Rutland who came into Hornetville undefeated at the time. This high point was followed by a low in the loss of M.S.J. the next week. There was a remote chance of winning the NVAC Division I North, because the team had to win both of its remaining games to appear in the state championship for the fourth time in the past five years. This years' seniors have done an excellent job in continuing the tradition of football excellence at EJHS. Congratulations for a job well done! Varsity Football Varsity Co-Capt.s Chris Bessette and John O'Kane. Co-Captains in action. Coach Wheeler gives some pointers. 71 Steve Busch, 62 Gary Butler, 20 Chris Meunier, 63 Mitch Wheeler, 21 Jeff Little Senior Jim Reiss. 1984 SCHEDULE AND RECORD EJ 56 BFA 13 EJ 28 BHS 20 EJ 7 MIDDLEBURY 12 EJ 35 RUTLAND 14 EJ 14 MSJ 35 EJ 40 SPAULDING 0 EJ 26 BRATTLEBORO 6 EJ 40 MONTPELIER 14 EJ 0 SBHS 10 Junior Varsity Back:Coach Ahearn, Coach Bates, Coach Reardon, Coach McClintock. 3rd: Earl Locke, Scott Aldrich, Mike Lackey, Adam Junsch, Fred Larson, Ken Zeno, Mike Lindblad, Chris Phillips, Eric Reuthe, Scott Blanchard. 2nd: Jason Woyke, Brian Scott, Bob Acker, Shane Blake, Tim Lucenti, Willy Fitzgerald, Jeff Leo, Don Costante, Geoff Grove, Mike Mahaney. Front:Travis Boardman (Mgr.),Sean Reilly, Gil Bessette, Randy Davis, Greg Cote, Eric Biggleston, Mike Burke, Chris Horton, Chris Willis, Nick Nichols, Mike Cashman. (Left) Front; Coach Reardon, Coach Bates. Back: Coach Ferreira, Coach Johnston, Coach McClintock, Coach Ahearn, Coach Nelson, Coach Wheeler. (Right) Varsity Quarterback Marty Lucenti. Freshman Football Back:Coach Steve Ferreira, Kevin Leo, Josh Krasofski, Scott Davidson, Jim Drury, John Sheltra, Chris O'Connor, John Hemstead, Bob Jones, Jason Meunier, Derek Bratek, Tim Ihlefield, Eric Jarvis, Steve Foster, Dave Kardas, Reggie Benoit, Coach Dick Ahern. Middle: Kevin Braun, Mike Sirois, Ben Carlson, Steve Benjamin, Jay Stark, Russ Barnes, Eric Rivers, Toby Cavallari, John Ashky, Dave Pfingst, Pat Shaw, Bob Smith, Don Hemenway, Dave Martin, Doug Dodge, Jeff Euber. Front: Kelley Lucenti, Pat Leclerc, Darren Mullarkey, Steve Spidle, Shawn Sweet, Jeff Allard, John Littlefield, John Colburn, Scott Davidson, Dan Noel, Dan Yetto, Markus Mettler. Varsity Top: Laurie Robinson. 3rd Row: Christy Hopper, Sarah Buell, Shannon Wert, Leslie Pott, Linda Costante. 2nd Row: Kristen Maeder, Susan O'Kane, Amy Littlefield. 1st Row: Missy Boivin, Robyn Myers (Co-Capts.). Cheerleading Center: Senior Co-Captain Missy Boivin Varsity Spirit! Back: Michelle Michaud, Jennifer Thackston, Cindy Kolczynski, Cheryl Butts Front: Sharon McCaffrey, Kelly Roche, Angela Duquette. Cheerleading Looks like Kelly's on top of the world! Young love. L-R: Cindy, Cheryl, Jenny, Kelly, Angela, Terri, Lisa, Sharon. Best foot forward. Vocations? Most people may not recognise it, but there is more to this school than just math, English and science. We have under our roof an area where they teach house building, printing, office machines, auto mechanics, and cooking as a profession. Yes, you guessed it, it is the vocational area. Some of you may be wondering what a vocation is, well the dictionary defines it as a person's profession. Other definitions include it as being a learned and practiced group of specific skills done in a professional manner, the way one earns a living, or preparing for a career. About those students who are enrolled in the vocational program, some of their teachers were questioned. They said that these students are very special, mature, and very serious about what they are doing. These students have to develop the ability to work well under pressure and accept responsibility for their performance. One teacher explained that the misconception about vocational classes being for misfits who fail in traditional academic classes is disproven. The students and teachers are working and learning together to show the changes that have occurred over the years. ■drawing is a tedious er concentrates hard on ing says Steve Barret. mp makes sure to put flier right. wrme should enjoy a ca-d processing. .k is Chris Bunker, along rest of his drafting class. This student is learning to be an auto mechanic. Studing for a career to help people is Stephanie Juaine (M.M.U.) and Jim Bessette (B.H.S.), with instructor Brenda Jenks R.N. Learning to build a house is hard work but as you can see it's rewarding Shelia Duso mixes the batter for a perfect cake. The field of electronics will be very rewarding. Eric Crocker has a head start. omores class of Top L-R: Mike Brosseau, David Peacock, Lynn Herschede, Kim Bessette, Debbie Nelli-gan, Jon Robison. Bottom: Julie Judge, Liz Smith, Maitrayee Bhattacharyya, Lynn Stafford, Tim Lucenti, Kristen Halpin. 4- Alfred Barnes Ann Barrett Corey Barrows Dean Bartlett Daniel Bean Denise Berthiaumc Gilbert Bessette Kimberle Bither Joey Black Charles Blaisdell Shane Blake Stephanie Boivin Amy Bolia Michael Brousseau Sarah Buell Rachel Bukanc Sarah Bunker Michael Burke While Kelly Beauche-min and Julie Rivers pose in front of the guidance office . . . Karen Abair Christopher Adams John Allaire Bonnie Allen Victoria Cavallari David Cavanagh Steve Chappelow Pamela Charbonneau Kelly Beauchemin Amy Belval Janine Bergeron Roman Bergeron Carole Berthault Kimberly Bessette Michael Bessette M. Bhattacharyya Keith Bigelow Eric Bigglestone Heather Billings Kristin Blair Marcia Boisse Thomas Bonnette Spencer Boom h owe r Jennifer Boucher Michele Boudreau Eric Bowker Brian Boynton Tina Burnett Timothy Burney Stacey Bushey Cheryl Butts Stephen Carron Tracy Lovejoy, Kristin Halpin, and Wendy Kittle study hard in class. Lori Cornell Kim Costello Gregory Cote Jean Couture Kraig Couture Clinton Davis Kristi Day Darci Desilets Donald Dingman Angela Dionne John Dorighi Craig Dougherty Veronica Drapeau David Drinkwine Geoffrey Duke Darren Eddy Erica Edson Heidi Elwood Lisa Elwood Baran Emerson Above Vicki Gentes takes advantage of our variety of courses and takes typing, while Heathes Flaker becomes camera shy. Elizabeth Findlay Scott Fitzpatrick Heather Flaker Colleen Flanagan Robert Cronan Brian Culver Julie Culver Brian Cummings Bernadette Cushing Robert Desso Seth Dewees Rebecca Dix Kent Donahue Amy Douglas Thomas Downs Cindy Dunton Angela Duquette Karen Durkee Jennifer Duval Amos Eaton April Emmons Hillary Erston Julie Euber James Farrington Jeffrey Fay Arthur Fowler Brian Fredette James Frei Sarah Froebel Jens Fulkerson Here we have Susan McGaughnea and Sharon Joyce taking a brisk walk down one of our long hallways. Deanna Furbush Arthur Garrison Raymond Garrison Mark Gee Krista Hamel Steven Harnois Edward Hartwell Von Horn Christopher Horton Michael Howrigan Jeanette Johnson Kirsten Johnson Robert Jones Shawn Jones Sharon Joyce Eileen Judge Tracy Giroux Kathleen Glidden Nadine Gnall Cindy Gordon Mark Greenough Wendy Kittle Tobias Knapp Kathleen Kretz Jennifer Kuney Gretchen Grimm Geoffrey Grove Jeremy Gundel Carroll Hallock Kristin Hatpin Christopher Humphrey Wendy Humphreys Brian Jennings David Johnson Julianne Judge Melissa Jurgens Brian Kane Rod Kelley Tracy Kelly Kimberly LaBerge Nelson Lachappelle Chris Laflam Robin LaFountain Susan LaGrange James Lamberti Barbara Landry David Lang Gary Langdeau Michael Laurent Peter Lavallee Kelli Lavigne James Lavoie Jay Lee Christele Leroux Holden Lewis Robert Little Colleen Mahaney Khorn Mak Krista-Lyn Marzewski Sharon McCaffrey Dianna McManus Kim McMeekin Jennifer Medowski Jennifer Meyers Shaun Miller Bonnie Moore Lori Moore Jason Moquin Above we have the profile of Sandra Townsend and opposite of expressions of Sarah Zettelmeyer. Lien Morgan Steven Morizio Raymond Morris Thomas Motsiff Susan Manley Janet Mara Paul Martin Suzannah Martin Timothy Martin Chuck Laplante Cameron Larkin Don Larose Catherine Laurent Laura Lee Susan Leipold James Lemieux Jeffrey Leo Holly Lombardi Tracy Love joy Timothy Lucenti Robin Lussier Harland Macia Jeffrey MacIntyre Vicki McClure Susan McEwing Susan McGaughnea James McGovern Sharon McGuire Niecia Mendez Erich Mettler Leslie Morcombe Mark Morey Camilla Myers Andrea Nadeau Melissa Nash Debra Nelligan Harry Nguyen William Nichols Here the camera caught Sarah Froebel blowing a bubble. Leah Nutting Surinda Oberai Corey O'Connor Neil O'Hara Jennifer Perry Christopher Phillips Leslie Pott Kendra Pratt Stacy Proudman Jodi Quesnel Laura Riley Julie Rivers Kelli Rivers Mathieu Roberts Douglas Robie Vicky St Peter Sean Scanlon David Schalk George Schoonejongen Elizabeth Schraml W Steven Nolan Christopher Norton Daniel Norton Hally Norton Susan O'Kane Meghan O'Rourke Corey Osterhoudt Sherri Page Susan Parker Craig Pearson Harvey Peck Adrienne Perry Bruce Perry Remi Poulin Stacy Poulin Chang Prak Timothy Rahaim Romy Ramirez Annemarie Ratkovits Shannon Reilly Eric Reuthe Jonathan Reynolds David Richard Jon Robinson Laura Robinson Michelle Roy Clement St. Hilaire Tonia Shangraw Lee Sim Soeum Sim Holly Slattery Jeffrey Spencer Alicia Staffier Joanne Stowe Darlene Stratton Athanasias Toulis Sandra Townsend Honey Trayah Thomas Trudo Brian Turman Jamie Utton Above Tiffany Sweetser pays close attention to the camera. Chuck Wiegand Mitchell Wiegner Elizabeth Wiggin Paul Williamson Kristy Wright William Wright John Young Lisa Young Shellie Thomas Stacey Thomas Chad Thompson Debra Thompson Erick Toledo Terri Touchette Anne Tromblee Colin VanDeusen Monika Zehle Jill Zembrycki Sarah Zettelmeyer Demetra Zontanos Lori Wallis Thomas Ward Melissa Welch Markus Weltin Christopher Wheatley Joe White Christopher Willis Karen Wisehart Kirk Wisehart William Witte Randy Wood While we get a look at Lynn Hers-chede boarding the bus. Sophomore Sophistication This year's sophomores have elected Mai-trayee Bhattacharyya as their class president, Julianne Judge serves as secretary, and Kristin Halpin is the sophomore class treasurer. Our student council representatives had many plans for the class of 87. We have conducted the Homecoming Dance which featured the Boyz. The usual moneymakers such as bake sales, car washes, and carnation sales were planned; along with a unique fund raising ideas for Valentine's Day. The student council's picture is featured in the front of this section. Honors English The newest addition to the English department is an Honors English class taught by Hasse Halley. One must want to emerge oneself in literature as Mrs. Halley says. There is an average of one to two hours of homework a night. The class has illustrated one chapter of a book by S. I. Hayakawa a week and is currently working on a poetry section. Mrs. Halley makes the class work on the word processors many times a week. Although hard and challenging, the class is interesting and it helps a student to learn all about literature. English 201 English 201 is a newly formed class that the class of '87 will be the first to complete. This class is different in that it is a full year course instead of a two semester courses in the past. Many of my classmates disagreed with the administration's choice to change the sophmore English program. I was one of those students, but after a quarter of this class I realize I was wrong. This course is basically American Literature and composition put together to create a well balanced English class. We have been reading plays, poems, short stories and books of American Literature, such as The Crucible, The Scarlet letter , and The Pit and The Pendulum. Historical information and grammar are stressed also. This class creates a strong base in American Literature and composition. by Surinda Oberai also of the class of '87 Tammi Bills Catherine Bortz Carol Daniels Kelley Demag Scott Kilpatrick Scott Lafrance Earl Locke Kara McGee Rebecca Metevier Todd Peacock Shawn Posey Gyna Poulin Sean Reilly Andrea Ritchie Peter Root Jeffrey Simonds Lynn Stafford Tom Sullivan Danielle Sypher Top. Chad Thompson, Sarah Buell, Christopher Dawson, and Gyna Poulin work on Biology homework. Above. Susan Tandy gives a glare towards the camera. Left we see (1-r) Karen Durkee, Amy Belval, Bruce La Bounty, and Susan Parker celebrating Sharon McCaffrey's birthday which we can't Winter Sports Front (L to R): Bob Fredette, Rob Kissinger, Bart Couture, Scott McClure, Tim Engleberth, Chris Meunier, Eric Rivers, Rick Reidy, John Minadeo, Ryan Fox, J.R. Thackston (Manager). BackSteve Pringle, Andy Almeida, Mickey Leblanc, Jim Dougherty. Chuck Weigand, Mike Reidy, Paul Palmer, Aaron Roberts, Chris Bousquet, Brian Kane, Scott Pringle, Craig Dougherty, Keith Christman. Scott Mills, Coach Gary Hebert, Coach Bill O'Neill. Missing: Coach Gary Ziter. Senior Co-Captain, center Jon Minadeo. Senior Co-Captain, wing Bart Couture. Defending State Champs! Senior Tim F.nglebcrth terrorizes the Rice goalie. L to R Bart Couture, Chuck Weigand, Mickey Leblanc, Jon Minadeo, Scott Mills, and Andy Almeida in a rare helmets-off appearance. Coaches Bill O'Neill, far left, and Gary Hebert, far right, with the team. Essex Junction Hockey, the defending 83-84 division 1 state champions, carved themselves another potential state championship record with only two losses all season, to Rice and Burlington. The hornets won all of their other games, sometimes with scores of 11-2 or 9-1 (both against Colchester). The Hornets were ranked in the top three in the state at playoff time. High scoreres were Mickey Leblanc, Jon Minadeo, Chuck Weigand, Craig Dougherty, and Bart Couture. Junior Mickey Leblanc races down the ice. Defender Aaron Roberts and Senior goalie Rob Kissinger save the day, as Chris Meunier and Tim Engleberth look on. Andy Almeida and Rob Kissinger confer. Hornet Our man Cary. Front (L-R): Hardy Marcia, Darren Eddy, Bill Wright, Dan Gotlieb. Back: Shannon Blake, Noel Lawrence, Shane Blake, Dave Gotlieb. Front (L-R): Mike Desilets, Adam Junsch, Scott McPherson, Brian Supple. Back:Chad Thompson, Byron Goodrich, Mitch Wheeler, Gary Butler. Wrestling Front: (l-r) Keith Lamell, Casey Pollard, Shane Thomas, Chris Macia, Marcus Mettler, Chris Wheatley, Eric Jarvis,. Middle: Shawn Thayer, Chris Dumas, Steve Gotlieb, Paul Allaire, Jon Ashley, Chad Benoit. Back: Chris Phillips, Marc Beilstein, Jayson Meunier, Tim Ihlefeld, John Chase, Geoff Grove. Buu Quoc, Gabriel Orshan, Jeff Allard, Di Tam, Art Garrison, Art Coutu. Middle: Dave Lemnah, Joe Smith, Chuo Quoc, Erick Mettler, Russ Barnes. Back: Dave Pfingst, Harvey Peck, John Rother, Amos Eaton, Robert Jones, Carl Odhner, Chris Abbott, Mike Wiley, Doug Dodge. Break Dancing? The 84-85 Hornet wrestling squad was undefeated in Vermont competition midway through the season. Tri-Captains, Dave Gotlieb and Mitch Wheeler, both seniors, and junior Shannon Blake led the team with head Coach Mike Baker and assistant coach Blaine Isham. Dave Gotleib was named outstanding wrestler at two tournaments. In addition to the tricaptains, Kurt Pollard, Keith Lamell, Dan Gotlieb, Gary Butler, Shane Blake, and Chad Thompson were consistent high placers. Front: Steve Harnois (Manager), Dave Gotlieb, Tri-Capt.; Shannon Blake, Tri-Capt; Mitch Wheeler, Tri-Capt.; Marcus Weltin, Manager. Back: Jennifer Thackston, Manager; Kirsten Thompson, Manager; Mike Baker, Head Coach; Blaine Isham, Asst. Coach. Missing: Joe Smith, Manager; Debbie Soutiere, Manager. Girls' Varsity Back (L to R): Marnie Laubach, Anne Tromblee, Sue Willey, Julie Alberts, Andrea Nadeau, Eileen Waters, Jennifer Couture, Christine Isham, Jean Coutrue. Front (L to R): Vicki Cavallari (Manager), Danielle Pheeny, Tina Marcoux, Paula Yates (tri-captains). Coach Jean Robinson. Juniors Paula Yates and Eileen Waters. Sophomores Jean Couture and Andrea Nadeau. Juniors Paula Yates (14) and Jennifer Couture (24). L to R: Danielle Pheeny, Jen Couture, and Paula Yates. Jean Robinson's young varsity basketball team did very well in the 84-85 season. Tri-captains Paula Yates, Tina Marcoux, and Danielle Pheeny led the Hornets to the semifinals, where they lost to the eventual state champs. South Burlington. The fifth seed in Division I, the Hornets had no seniors on the team and so could expect an even better team for the 85-86 season. L to R: Sue Willey, Coach Jean Robinson, Jean Couture, Tina Marcoux, Marnie Laubach, Christine Isham, and Sara Echholtz. Girls' J.V.. Back (L to R). Anne Tromblee, Kirsten Clapp, Laura Riley, Kelly Beauchemin, Tiffany Sweetser, Kathryn Hoehl, Julie Culver, Milissa Jurgens. Front: Sara Eschholtz, Darci Desilets. Center: Tiffany Sweetser. Front (L to R): Kim Martin, Jennifer Stone, Laurie Viens, Amy Gokey, Andrea Wilcox. Back: Coach Bucke, Leah Schmidt (mgr), Colleen Shipman, Wendy Brewster, Katy Bucke, Erin Waters, Susie Cavanaugh, Steph Little, Kristin Hathaway. Heather Kelley (mgr). Missing: Karin Pollard. Freshman Basketball L to R: Coach Joe Gonillo, Chris Lovejoy, John Colburn, Jon Houghton, Don Hemenway, Don Mueller, Casey Blow, Mark Wager, Matt Warren, Tim Fowler, Shawn Quinn, Toby Cavallari, Todd Wimette, Kelly Lucenti, Coach Jay Brady. Up And Coming! J.V.'s Costante and Fowler. Junior Varsity J.V.'s Little and Spencer. Coach Reardon, Don Costante, Randy Davis. Dave Martin, Dave Peacock, Dammon, Art Fowler, Tim Lucenti. Missing: Kent Donahue. Dave Cavanaugh, Mike Brousseau, Rob Little, Mike Laurent, Standing (I to R).:Jim Smith, Coach; Jeff Harton, Mike Martin, John Williams, Kirk Wisehart, Jon Robinson, John Hoehl, Bill Witte, Bart Samson, Jim Harton, Dan Fagga (Manager). Kneeling: Captains Bill Escholtz and Marty Lucenti. Coach Jim Smith leads the 84-85 boys' varsity basketball team on and off the court. Seniors Marty Lucenti and Bill Escholtz, both captains, and John Hoehl are three regular starters. Juniors John Williams and Jeff Harton share a starting spot, and sophmore Bill Witte scores well. The team is young, with three sophmores, five juniors, and only three seniors. The Hustling Hornets were assured of a playoff berth midway through the season. They had impressive wins against C.V.U. and South Burlington. The First Five . . . L to R. John Hoehl, Bill Escholtz, John Williams, Bill Witte ( 42), Marty Lucenti. Cheerleader Angela Duquette provides enthusiastic support. Girls' Gymnastics Back (L to R): Coach Sandy Cahill, Nancy Junsch (Manager), Joan Wanser (Manager), Ann Bamburgcr, Maria Kourebanas, Sarah Dahl, Sharon Whyle, Tina Perry, Heather Roff (Manager), Jill Parker (Manager), Jean Gardyne, Asst. Coach. Middle: K.im Bessette, Margaret Malone, Demetra Zontonos, Karen Allard, Susan O'Kane, Jody Utton, Stephanie Gray. Fro K.Sheila Madden. The Essex Hornet Girls' gymnastics team seemed headed for another State Championship at the end of the regular season. They went undefeated in state competition and against two out-of-state teams. The captains were senior Sharon Whyte and juniors Sarah Dahl and Maria Kourebanas. These three, along with outstanding sophomore Kim Bessette, propelled the defending state champions to another perfect season. The coaches were Sandy Cahill and Jean Gardyne. Steph Gray also contributed well at every meet. Ann Bamburger in the air. Tina Perry upside down. Basketball Cheerleading Varsity, L to R, top to bottom: Amy Littlefield, Kelly Roche, Shannon Wert, Christy Hopper (Capt.), Laurie Robinson, Robyn Meyers, Linda Costante (Capt.), Missy Boivin, Leslie Pott, Sarah Buell, Sharon McCaffrey, Angela Duquette. J.V., L to R, top to bottom. Michelle Michaud, Karen Durk.ee, Michelle Morin, Cheryl Butts, Erika Goldring, Susan Parker, Jen Medowski, Tina Burnett, Tracey Robinson. Top (L to R). Capt. Pam Soutiere, Terri Hartman, Capt. Jonette Somers. Bottom: Kerri O'Sullivan, Libby Payne, Tonya West, Ann Zeno, Capt. Nadine Wichern, Kim Laberge, Janet Sueling. Hockey Cheerleading Annie and Terri - because blondes have more fun. Miracle on Ice!! Front (L to R): Cheryl Wilder, Kirsten Johnson, Mimi Konoski, Kathleen Ihlfeld. Middle: Coach Jim Bix Bixby, Patty Boyd, Amy Kretz, Megan Fulweiler, Terry Hopper, Julie Eells, Debbie Nelligan, Cindy Nelligan, Jennifer Houghton, Chris Laurent. Back row: Coach Sue Prakelt, Karen Farrington, Lydia Caise, Tanya Zehle, Jennifer Boucher, Kathy Kretz, Juliet Landler, Amy Shortsleeve, Gretchen Van Houten, Wendi Haugh. Missing: Jen Cross, Holly Berchard. The infant Essex Cross Country ski team turned in a very respectable performance for a team in its first year. Individual top performers were Wendy Haugh for the girls and Leif Marcussen for the boys. Captains were Cindy Nelligan and Jennifer Cross for the girls, and Colin Duval and Bill Hella for the boys. The team turned in their best performance at Sherman Hollow. Boys' X-Country Skiing Front (I to R): Dave Norton, Tom Helfrich, Tim Clark, Chris Dawson, Jason Duval. Middle: Coach Sue Prakelt, Jason Laperriere, Andrew Van Royen, Steven Phillips, Mike Rosencrantz, Bill Hella. BackCoach Jim Bixby, Craig Wolosinski, Jeff Eells, Darryl Montague, Jeffrey Tardif, Martin Cravener, Colin Duval. Missing: Leif Marcussen. Academics The Essex Junction Math League offers more than just challenging problems for aspiring young mathematicians. It provides each member with a deeper enthusiasm for mathematics and logic as well as a deeper insight into the heart of problem solving. The team meets four times each year for competition with other Burlington area teams. Each meet consists of 5 short problems rounds of 10 minutes each -Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry?Analytic Geometry. A select team then works on one paper for 12 minutes. Last year Essex Junction won all four meets and traveled to Canton, Mass, for New England competition. Out of 16 teams, we placed 5th with a perfect score on the team paper. In the Atlantic Regional Math League, we placed 6th out of 24 state teams. Exclaimed Coach Karen Rich, I know we can win again this year if we work hard! Indeed, a promising year lies ahead for the Essex Junction Math League. (above)... Mrs. Rich ... (right) . . . Study hard, Chris . . . (far right) . . . Your on candid camera, Dave ... Math League (1st Row)C. Wilcox, C. Young, J. Spencer, M. Bhattacharyya, M. Slattery, J. Lee, V. Adler, (2nd Row) E. Heron, S. Chappelow, S. Kirby. D. DesRoches, D. Touw, S. Olszanskyj, K. Rich (advisor). MG American Computer Science League (1st Row) M. Slattery, C. Wilcox, V. Adler, S, Uttecht, P. Frankenburg, (advisor) (2nd Row) S. Chappelow, E. Heron, S. Kirby, M. Lucenti, D. Touw, S. Olzanskyj, S. Roberts, (advisor) The American Computer Science League is an organization which promotes Computer Science education. ACSL holds monthly contests during the school year. An All-Star meet for the top schools ends the season. During each ACSL contest, students take a test consisting of short theoretical problems. Then students must write a program to solve a practical problem. They are given two days to complete this problem. Any High School student is eligible to participate. Essex is one of more than 700 schools in the League. ACSL provides a way to learn about computer problem solving while having fun with a group. (top) Mr. Frankenburg (bottom) Mr. Roberts (top left) the WICAT MG8000 The Essex Junction High School Scholars' Bowl team begins each day with a barrage of trivia questions. These questions come from the world famous 'Trivia Pursuit game. After many of these get-togethers at 8:15 A.M., the team is ready for competition. This year the team will travel to St. Michaels College for a live, on the air, competition. They will compete against Vergennes in this Varsity sport of the Mind on January 13, 1985. Typical questions cover a broad range from History or Mathematics to Science and Linguistics. During 30 minutes of play, the announcer reads a toss-up question. If one team answers incorrectly then the question is read again for the other team. Next a multi-part bonus question is read, and the whole team contributes toward the answer. Best of luck to the team of 1985! (top)... Mrs. Halley ... (right)... Friends forever, Emily and Amy . . . (far right) . . . Hey! It's not that bad, John. (1st Row) H. Halley (advisor), D. Touw, S. Olszanskyj, S. Kirby, Nato. Scholars Bowl Each year Olympics of the Mind gives out four problems for schools to compete in. They design the problems with emphasis on creativity, not intelligence. Thus, anyone with an imagination can participate. Students put themselves into teams of five each, and each team selects one problem to work on. Often a team wilh start as early as December, with the local competition in March, the states in April, and the World Finals in June. One of this years problems is as follows: Hi Tech: Smarty Pants: Design a simple robot that will go through a course resembling a school and execute such actions as doing classwork in several subjects, picking up trash, and handing in a term paper. Good Luck! (bottom) . . . Mr. Richards . . . (top left)... Hi, Kirsten . (far left)... Smile Marianne . . . Olympics Of The Mind (1st Row) D. Norton, V. Adler, M. Bohan, T. Haddock, E. Stone, (2cd Row)S. Olszanskyj, L. Roberts, B. Perry, T. Blanchard, E. Gautesen. The National Honor Society has 27 members this year. Their officers are: President - Tara Selby, Vice President -Elizabeth Wright, Secretary - Kimberly Rain-ford, and Treasurer -Christopher Roy. The members of the Society have chosen as their project for the year tutoring for the betterment of the school, and the students. At this time we have 21 students being tutored individually and the other members are working within classes. The students are tutoring in subjects such as all math courses, Chemistry, Physics, U.S. History, Latin and English. We have attempted to line up members' studyhalls with those of the students to be tutored. At this time the demand is exceeding our ability to do this in certain periods. We have, therefore, asked students who may aspire to the National Honor Society to help out. This would satisfy some of their “Service requirements. (top) . . . Miss Hall . . . (right) . . . Pete, Bart, Phil having fun . . . (far right). . . Tell them how it is, Marty . . . National Honor Society NATIONAL _ HONOR SOCIETY £ (1st Row) J. O'Kane, K. Scholan, M. Boyd, R. Grimm, C. Wilcox, K. Benjamin, C. Young, K. Rainford, C. Roy, B. Wright, T. Selby, (2nd Row) M. Lucenti, B. Eschholz, H. Perry, D. Maillet, S. Fitzgibbons, J. Cashman, T. Scampoli, (3rd Row) M. Moser, E. Casler, D. DesRoches, J. White, B. Supple, M. Wheeler, C. Duval, D. Touw, S. Kirby. Juniors Top L-R: Brooke Taft, Julie Warren, Marie Kourebanas, Paula Yates, Daniele Pheeney, Jennifer Cross. Bottom: Mike Cashman, Mary Reardon, Sue Willey, Lisa Avolizi, Kate LaMarche, Sarah Dahl. Lisa Avolizi William Badger James Bagdon Charles Bailey Suzann Ballard Gary Bamberger Kenneth Barry Denise Batchelor Denise Beaulieu Susan Benjamin Jill Beudel Scott Blanchard Barbara Bloschies Travis Boardman Bonnie Boisvert Millie Bevans Keith Beyar Susan Bigelow Shannon Blake Christopher Bousquet Michelle Brayson Beylan Brown Cory Brown Jennifer Brown Kristine Bryan Jennifer Burke Gary Butler Wayne Buttles Kimberley Call Kevin Callahan Ian Campbell Kevin Campbell Daniel Canty Heather Alger Karen Allard Sharon Allen Stephen Allen Andrew Almeida Brian Anderson Melinda Abair Robert Acker Steven Ackerman Christine Adams Robert Adams James Adkins Tamara Aiken Julie Alberts Scott Aldrich Across we see Lisa Avolizi at her locker. Jennefer Cross Sarah Dahl Andrew Dana Kimberly David Allan Drost Roger Drury Perry Dubuque Jason Duncan Peter Demko Michael Desilets Rachel Dewees Dennis DeYoung Christopher Dilello James Dougherty Jeffrey Eells Scott Elkins Cameron Emerson Denise Emmons Timothy Emond Julie Erdelyi Patrick Flanagan Amy Fleming Maria Fossi Derek Fox Susan Erla Daniel Fagga Karen Farrington William Fitzgerald B. Chamberlain Karen Charland Nicole Charron Gregory Chase Robin Christiano Joan Christiansen Kenneth Clark Spencer Clark Lisa Coble Melissa Colburn Melissa Coli Lori Collier Michael Collins Patrick Cook Jennifer Couture Margaret Cronan Eric Franz Rene Frauenknecht John Frechette Opposite is a place where the juniors take their SAT's exam. Lori Hammond Melissa Harper Kelly Hartman James Harton Bonnie Howard Kaaren Howland Jean Huston Kathleen Ihlefeld Jeffrey Harton Lisa Hathaway Christine Hayes James Hayes William Hella Jennifer Houghton Bethany Ionta Todd Irish Nathalie Jaquemot Lynn Johnson Todd Johnson Ricky Jones David Kilmoyer Mary Konosky Maria Kourebanas Kelly Krauter Jacki Kuney Michael Lackey Jill Jorschick Adam Junsch Donna Kaelin Lucky Kalanges Robert Fredette Thomas Gabert Julie Gagnon Karen Geiger Elizabeth Grout Gwen Grout Robin Haire Donna Hall Robert Halsted Susan Hamel Brian Geraw Kari Gilmond Scott Gonyea Daniel Gotlieb Lewis Gove Jennifer McHone Courtlan McLay Scott McPherson James Melone Laura Moore Francese Moreau Kimberly Morin Robyn Myers Shelly Leo Michael Liberty Michael Lindblad Michael Little Renee Longchamp Drew Lowther Noel Lawrence Scott Leach Michel LeBlanc Fay-Ann Lee Thomas Lemire Kateri Lamarche April Lamphere George Lamphere Juliet Landler Louana Landry David Lareau Rebecca Larrow Alfred Larson Kirsten Maeder Michael Mahaney Christina Marcoux Melissa Merk Jon Meyers Christopher Miller Melanie Miller Scott Mills Spencer Mitchell Karen Neill Mon Nheb Marie Nolan David Norton Jonathan Norton Serge Olszanskyj James Martelle Elizabeth Martin Helen Martin Michel Martin Anne Masi Andy McEwing Eugene O'Neill Kerri O'Sullivan Melissa Oviatt Julie Pope Robert Poratti Carl Potter Tracy Potter Tina Poulin Aletta Powel Michelle Powers Jim Pratt Sylvie Preaudat Edward Putzier Peter Quintin Kelley Ray Mary Reardon Lynn Reise Robert Reynolds Thomas Richardson Christopher Rielly Jill Rittwage Aaron Roberts Becky Robinson Komberlee Roff Darren Ross Kevin Ryan Steve St. Onge Libby Sanville Janet Sargent Murdo Sargent Christen Sasso Clarissa Schmokel Donna Schoolcraft Paul Palmer Sue-EUen Paquette Heidi Pecott David Perkins Doug Perkins Jeffrey Perrin Bruce Perry Michelle Perry Tina Perry Daniele Pheeney David Phelps James Phelps Susan Pietryka Roger Pinan Chad Poland Amy Starr Paul Steiner Terri Stowe Jessica Swanson Michelle Sweet Brooke Taft Carla Tesconi Suzanne Theriault Richard Thornton Patrick Tuure Michele Valla Julie Warren Eileen Waters Lisa Weed Martha Welsh Mhry Williams Jeffrey Wimette Craig Wolosinski Kathleen Wood 4$ Stacey VanDeusen Karl Vanamerongen Gretchen Vanhouten Anne Wager Jonathan Walden Lynette Walker Roger Werpy Shannan Wert Tonya West Jennifer Wilkins Susan Willey Jason Woyke Bryan Wright Paula Yates Darcy Young Kenneth Zeno Christopher Shipman Amy Shortsleeve Michael Slattery Albert Smith Johanna Smith Andrea Schumacher Stacy Schwartz Brian Scott Pauline Shedrick Sheryl Smith David Snyder Jonette Somers Nee Song Cristy Soter Christopher Stark The Jovial Juniors The Running Routine (We are finally out of gym!). . . .The routine begins as we are freshman. . . .We run and run, and then we run a little more. Then a day came when we didn't have to run anymore. And still there always seem to be those who miss it, and long to go back ... I am not one of those who longs to run that way again-to run the way we were as freshman. Back then we were tired, that was our excuse ... and now we're too old to run, that is our final excuse. Inspired by No Hugh O'Brian esta motivate tomorrow ers from tfc based upon tern. I had selected tfu? with the irvyajua leaders in b Scott Allard i . Albert Schwietzer, uth Foundation to , outstanding lead-dership Seminars Enterprize Sy inar, which was vide students contact with community . Along with elected to represent rt unity vernment 3ow High Schoo! Vermont at the International Leadership Seminar in Boston. Cosponsored by Radcliffe College and the John Hancock Insurance Company, the International Seminar provides over 165 students from every state and over twenty foreign countries. We toured the Boston Globe, Harvard University, and the Boston Science Museum. We participated in panel discussions and heated debates. I conversed on a one-to-one basis with Matina Horner, President of Radcliffe College, Chuck Marshall, Chairman of the Board, AT T, and Patricia Carbine, Editor and Published of Ms. Magazine. The Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation has enabled me to make close friends, realize my potential, and expand my horizons. I encourage next year's sophomores to apply for the honor of representing our school at the State Leadership Seminar! By Eve Armstong The rest of class of 86 Thomas Anderan Paige Anderson Valerie Angolano Eve Armstrong Paul Baker Paula Baker Holly Birchard Edward Brown Todd Brunelle Keith Christman Lee Cota Conrad Cote Charles Cunningham Elizabeth Cunningham Kelley Delong Melissa Duprey David Duquette Timothy Frazier Arthur Cautesen Jaclic Guyette Mike Hinchman Robert Hunt Linda Irish Michael Jackson Brian Jillson Jeff Jodoin Heidi Jones Johnnie Lefebvre Jeffrey Loiselte Sarah Lyons Mike Mannings Jennifer Martin Ronald Martin Neil McIntosh Bryan Packard Andrew Pringle Jon Pringle Jason Ricker Lee Roberts Gregory Russell Scott Russell Neysa Russo Shellie Spaulding Andrew St. Peter Dawn Tomasi Lynn Wadsworth Jonathan Williams Robert Wilson Chris Wood Taking SAT's Walking into school early on a quiet Saturday morning, with a little nervousness and a mind running wild with knowledge, sitting down at the desk given a sheet to fill out your name and address. Your palms are slowly becoming moist. The test is handed out. The first section is the verbal section. One question is to pick the antonym of the work Parsimonious, and that was only a sample question. Panic begins to settle in. After a struggle through the verbal section, you realize that it may have helped to listen in the Algebra Review Section of the geometry class that was never given quite enough attention. After 6 sections of the test, it's finally over. But next spring it will happen all over again. Maybe with a little kick your score will go up possibly even another 100 points. An unforgetful experience of a junior. Organizations The International Club consists of many members of all ages and all nationalities. The backbone of this club rides upon the Seniors. Organization of such a large group is difficult. Even with four advisors, the help of many of the older members holds the group together. President Robert Gaskins provides a base for learning because of previous experience. Robert spent the past summer in France through the American Foreign Student Exchange (AFS). Whitney Ailing, another Senior, spent the summer with a host family in Yugoslavia. With this type of experience, the International Club relies upon the Seniors. Three other Seniors were voted into office. Irene Steiner is the Vice-President, Megan Kim as the Secretary, and Stacy Boul-din as the Treasurer. Good Luck to all these Seniors in whatever they persue. (1st row)L. Mennitt, K. Bovia, T. Scampoli, L. Avolizi, B. Blanchard, S. Turner, A. Frazier, T. Yandow, A. Wells, S. Bouldin, J. Goodman (adv.), C. Nasrallah (adv.) (2nd Row)V4. Ailing, S. Sanders, K. Rainford, M. Lemire. C. Laurent. M. Kim, R. Grimm, N. Wichcrn, S. Klingofstrom, M. Eddy (adv.), E. Guigui (adv.), (3rd row) T Parent, W. Wulff, M. Boyd, M. Wheeler, R. Gaskins, J. Rusin, L. Williams, K. Scholan, R. DeBeascoa (4th row)M. Cravener, P. Landler, R. Donahue, J. Cashman, M. Martin, P. Putre, A. Mendicino. International-Sn International-Jr. Although the Juniors don't number as great as the Seniors, they play an important part in the running of the International Club. The Juniors are those who want to learn the most. These kids are the most likely to be the next to go abroad. Although it isn't necessary to be in the International Club to apply for AFS, most students learn about AFS here. This club also has fund raisers to help pay for the expense of the AFS travel. The citrus fruit sale is probably the most well-known of these fund raisers. Each year they sell boxes of oranges and grapefruit to teachers and friends alike. To all those going abroad. Have a wonderful trip! (1st row) M. Eddy (adv.), E. Cuigui (adv.), J. Smith, F. Moreau, J. Beudel, P. Quintin, M. Powers, S. Schwartz (2nd row)C. Nasrallah (adv.), J. Goodman (adv.), J. Warren, S. Aldrich, S. Wert, C. Adams, M. Konosky, J. Christiansen, (3rd row) D. Kaelin, K. Geiger, B. Robinson, S. Pietryka, G. VanHouten, E. Armstrong. (1st row) L. Stafford, S. Martin, S. Oberai, J. Kuney, S. Townsend, L. Herschede, M. Jurgens, W. Hoffman, A. Ratkovits.T. Lovejoy, (2nd row) E. Guigui.C. Nasrallah, A. Duquette, H. Flaker, L. Pott, K. Bither, K. Glidden, D. Stratton, L. Sweet, J. Rivers. J. Judge, W. Kittle, (3rd row) D. McManus, H. Slattery, S. Proudman, M. Zehle, T. Selby, S. McGaughnea, (4th row)). Goodman, M. Eddy, C. Bortz, L. Riley, J. Culver, J. Mara, D. Johnson, E. Judge, C. Laurent, K. McMeekin. The International Club relies on the support of the many soph-mores in adding depth to the club. These dedicated students are the future leaders. The International Club holds many fund raisers throughout the year. In the spring they host an International Dinner. This helps promote the club and enables the club to share their learning with others. The dinner provides people with a chance to taste the cuisine of the world. Have a wonderful and delicious dinner. International-Soph International-Frosh C. Nasrallah (advisor), E. Guigui (advisor), C. Dawson, T. Zehle, M. Eddy (advisor), J. Goodman (advisor). Although the International Club Freshmen don't number very many. There are still an important part of the group. These brave Frosh are showing their determination to learn about foreign languages and different cultures. They join the over 135 members of this years club. The International club has members from Spain and Sweden. They meet every Wednesday to plan club activities. These activities include a one-day trip to Montreal, a weekend stay in Quebec City, and other monthy outings. Maybe by learning about different cultures and teaching our culture to others, the kids of today can rid the world of hate and war. Girl State and Boy State representatives are elected during their junior year. These candidates must campaign for votes among their peers. After a week or so, voting in the class takes place. The winners usually have characteristics of leadership abilities. They have been elected by their peers and must represent the class. Our choices range from the witty speech-making of Jeff Cashman to the great athletic ability of Bart Couture. As for the girls, all of them display excellent school spirit. Good Luck to these most talented people in any field they choose! (below) ... Hey Jeff, Help John out of that Basket . . . . . . Private Yandow . . . Lisa Williams, Jennifer Overton, Kate Scholan, Amy Wells, Laurie Avolizi, Stacy Bouldin, Tammy Yandow. Girl's State (1st row) D. Norton, P. Quintin, F. Lee, W. Haugh, K. Pratt, C. Young, T. Selby, S. Kirby, R. MacIntyre (adv), M. Chaffee (adv), (2nd row) H. Pecott, S. Schwartz, J. Lee, R. Bukanc, J. Pope, A. Ratkovits, A. Ritchie, J. Christiansen, M Cronan, J. Houghton, L. Avolizi, (3rd row) B. Couture, T. Juvan, B. Perry, T. Parent, K. Neill, L. Bloschies, M. Zehle, B. Allen, G. Grimm, B. Bloschies, A. McEwing, Nato. The Essex Junction High School Classics Club flourishes under the dynamic vitality of Latin teachers Mrs. Chaffee and Mrs. MacIntyre. Latin students interested in delving deeper into the study of the classics, both culturally and intellectually, meet once every few months in the homes of various members to listen and talk with speakers specializing in certain areas of classical study. Past presentations have included linguistics by Prof. Whitebrook and Greek Drama by Prof. Ambrose. In addition to this members meet one evening during the holiday season to celebrate Saturnalia, the Roman Festival of the harvest. Members of the Classics Club profit from an enjoyable learning experience. Classics Vica (1st row) A. Gifford, P. Soutiere, K. Cyre, S. Craven, J. Minor, A. Rushford, L, Chamberlain, A. Thomas (2nd rowJT. Ryan, B. Winter, S. Allen, D. Shepardson, E. Crooker, B. Goodrich, P. Young, A. Boise, T. Longchamp (3rd row)D. Kuechler, R. Marvin, P. Grimard, M. Gambero, E. Meyers, J. Leo, K, Allen, M. Camel, The Close up club is an organization which deals with the United States government. These students learn about and try to better understand our government. During the year, they are involved in many fund raisers. The money collected from these activities is put toward the annual trip to Washington D.C. This year the trip is planned for May. While in Washington D. C., these students talk with government officials and get to represent not only their school, but represent a voice of America speaking up. These student range in age and have many different views toward government problems. Congratulation to those who represent US and (1st row) N. Gillespie, M. Jurgens, L. Herschede, S. Buell, J Houghton, P. Quintin. P. Hamel (advisor) Good Luck in Washington. (2nd row) B. Searles, T. Juvan, K. Seddon, E. Armstrong, T. Potter, C. Werninger, L. Cunningham, J. Frechette. Close Up Photo The Photo Club in the Essex Junction High School is a relatively new club. These faithful members take this chance to learn about photography. The different types of lens no longer look strange to these students. They are learning the tricks to better photography. With this knowledge and much practice, one of these students maay someday be the head photographer for a famous magazine. Who knows, we may have another Star Studio in the making. Keep up the good work guys. P. Huber (advisor), B. Perry, S. Visco, S. Lowther. Sophmore Class Officers .... Julie Judge, Liz Smith, Maitrayee Bhattacharyya, Kristen Halpin Sophmores Freshmen Class Officers .... Katharine Hoehl, Julie Eells, Kate Culver Freshmen Seniors Senior Class Officers . . . . Tammy Yandow Phil Landler John Hoehl Stacy Bouldin Juniors Junior Class Officers . . . . Mary Reardon Sue Willey Lisa Avolizi Kate Lamarche The Key Club is an organization which is fairly young. This organization was formed to help in community activities. These students give their time and hard work to better the community. The Key club meets every week to discuss these activities. Leslie Goldring was elected as vice-president, Robbie Adams as as-sistent vice-president, and Heidi Pecott as treasurer. The Key club performs many fund raisers during the course of the year. The money raised is given to needy families or other needy organizations. Recently, the Key club raised money to send to the starving people in Ethiopia. With the love and determination found in these people, the world could become a better place for all of us. (1st row) M. Powers, A. Shortsleeve, S. Pietryka, D. McManus, A. Ratkovits, H. Slattery, J. Smith, F. Moreau (2nd row) B. Shannon (adv), J. Seuling, E. Armstrong, S. Proudman, H. Pecott, R. Adams, L. Goldring, J. Hakey (adv.), N. Wichern. Key Club Writers' Forum The newly formed. Writers' Forum, is of all things a Literary group. While all of us try to avoid the hardships of writing an essay, these twelve dedicated student write on. The exact plans of the group aren't quite formed. These student are thinking about publishing a 'magazine' at the end of the year. Articles will be written by the members and other students in the school. These students are dedicated to speading literature throughout the school. They are not responsible for the grade on your last English test, so don't yell at them. (sitting) K. Kish (advisor), T. Selby, K. Neill, M. Lemire, (standing) S. Visco, S. Allen, K. Couture, D. McManus, N. Lawrence. Band + Flags (1st row) J. Chase, H. Perry, L. Mor-combe, M. Harper, J. Huston, S. McEw-ing, L. Cusson, C. Vallie, E. Norris, K. Blanchette, S. Snyder, S. Scanlon, (2nd row) P. Young, (field major), R. Graiko, D. DeYoung, C. Dawson, D. Alberghina, A. Wilcox, A. Duquette, A. Scanlon, K. Gilmond, C. Wilder, M. Tarrier, B. Brown, C. Duke (advisor), (3rd row) S. Buell, D. Furbush, T. Chase, M. Howri-gan, J. Young, D.Maillet, L. Cunningham, S. Benjamin, L. Hathaway, G. Lyon, (4th row)G. Chase, I. Campbell, J. Lam-berti, A. Perry, M. DiCicco, T. Clark, T. Juvan, R. Davis, G. Duke, J. Woyke. J. McHone, (5th row)T. Truax, L. Marcus-sen, D. Montague, K. Bigelow, S. McClure, M. Robie, R. Magnuson, K. Donahue, R. Reynolds, J. Sylvia. (1st row)C. Morris, J. Russell, (2nd row)L. Walker, J. Brown, (3rd row)E. Andrnaco, A. Casazza. The Essex Junction High School Band and Flag Team displayes our school spirit through music and talented routines. These students can be seen every fall during the home football games. During the winter months, the Pep Band cheers on the varsity basketball team. As the winter rolls into spring, these faithful musicians are seen marching down local streets. While all these activities take up time, the band still finds time to perform concerts, study theory, and prepare students for competition. Keep up the good work! Cast And Crew Of Animal Farm 1st Row 1. to r. Cheryl Wildler, Amy Ingram, Heidi Paul, Jill Beudel, Pam Taylor, Mario Wansganz, Erikka Cautesen, Toby Knapp, Julie Erdelyi, Sara Klingof-strom, Tara Selby, Beylan Brown, Steve St. Onge, Beth Findlay, Roger Drury, Mark Korey, David DesRoches, Christopher Ziter, Hillary Erston, Julie Pope, Lisa Young, Amy Scanlon, Jennifer Mcjone, Dan Bean, Ken Boucher, Eve Armstrong, Dwight Eisenman, Katie Blanchette. Missing: Bryan Larrow, Ver-onic Drapeau, Kevin Callahan, Duff So-derburg, Dianne Maillet, Charlene Garrison. ROTC OFFICERS: Ian Hamby, Chuck Werninger, Jeff Cashman, Mike Slattery, Allan Drost, Scott Aldrich, Diane Maillet, Bruce Perry, Tim Charland, Douglas Robie, Andy Overfield, Drew Lowther, Kenneth Zeno, John Frechette, Laura Cunningham, Arthur Gautesen, Ronald Bundy, Marty Lucenti, Lynn Reise, Melodie Bassett, Pat Tuure, Michelle Lemire, Mike Cashman, James White, Dan Canty, Ken Seddon, Rene Frauenknecht, Chris Bunker, Court McLay, Peggy Riley, Kirsten Maeder, Debra Soter, Robin Christiano, Peter Demko, John Young, Roger Drury, Kraig Couture, Jon Dix, Lisa Elwood, Robyn Myers, Jon Robinson, Richard Gerardi, James Melone, Lucky Kalamger. Faculty What's new in the English Department? This year both freshmen and sophomores are required to take a full year of English without electives. The goal of this change is to alleviate gaps in their education. Another addition is the honors class for freshmen and sophomores. This class covers more material with a more mature approach than the 101 or 102 English classes. 1. Bosworth 2. Willey 3. Calhoun 4. Halley 5. O'Neil 6. White 7. Severence 8. Manchester 9. Dowd 10. Gonillo Resource Room The Supportive Study Skills program, located in the Resource Room, seeks to provide individualized programs which help each student succeed academically, personally, and socially. This year about 80 students were admitted to the program after a comprehensive evaluation in order to determine their special education needs. Each student is involved in discovering and strengthening his or her own abilities. A new focus has been placed on using the computer to communicate. Former students have found Supportive Study Skills a positive and productive environment. 1. Kish 2. Schermer 3. Stillinger 4. Systema 5. Pasco 6. Smith 7. Huber 8. Lewis The main emphasis for the Social Studies Department is not just learning global geography but obtaining an understanding of International affairs. This year, they are offering a new course called Vermont Heritage. Taught by Mr. Hamel, this course corresponds with a text written for UVM in addition to other outside information. An in depth history and geography of Vermont are studied. 1. O'Neil 2. Echo 3. LeClair 4. Parizo 5. Nelligan 6. Adams 7. Michelides 8. St. Germain 9. Taft 10. Hamel foetal i§ tubte£ This year, the Language Department has welcomed some new teachers to their department to compensate for the large increase of interested students. New to this department are Debbie Stark, a former teacher at Mil-ton, Ruby MacIntyre, and Merilyn Clinger, part of the English Department last year. 1. Nasrallah 2. Jiamachello 3. Chaffee 4. Guigui 5. Goodman 6. DeGiovanni 7. Clinger 8. Sciancalepore 9. MacIntyre 10. Stark Science The classes in the science department are arranged by the ability and interest of the students. The state standards are rising from two required years to three years. The science department may be adding a couple of new courses this coming year, a nineth grade survey course, a course on boteny, and hopefully they will get more use of the green house. They have also reduced chemistry from 10 periods to 7 per week by request from guidance. 1. Walcott 2. Scott 3. Robinson 4. McGraw 5. Kaplan 6. Weiss 7. Roberts 8. Murphy 9. Westman This year the math department and the science are split into separate departments. One of the newer courses offered is a computer course, Pascal. The math department offers a wide arrangement of courses, from everyday math to calculus. 1 Baker 2 Bucke 3 Haggenmuller 4 Frankenburg 5 Rich 6 Petrin 7 Prince 8 Kelley 9 Rogers 10 Soltau 11 Smith 12 Spinner 13 Trottier 14 Williams The library's collections include a large book collection, an extensive vertical file, sound filmstrips records and a periodical collection of 165 titles enhanced further by microform materials, some dating 1849. Services include individual and group instruction and research help, reading guidance and bibliographs. 1 VOCATIONAL The Vocational Center serves as the regional center for vocational education. It provides students with specific knowledge and skill in technical areas. Several programs allow hands on experience to help students in career choices and personal enrichment. 1. B. Hegeman 2. R. Day 3. M. Perilli 4. D. Bouchard 5. L. Bourgard 6. J. Brady 7. T. Francis 8. B. Shannon 1 1. E. Minadeo 2. P. Clark 3. M. Ginal 4. J. Lamoureaux 5. P. Benoit 6. M. Rooney 7. B. Richards 8. B. McMann 9. B. Edwards 10. D. Gates 6. R. Brunelle 7. B. Sargent 8. J. C. Guillon 9. E. Teehan 10. P. Deslauriers 1. D. Canedy 2. B. Jenks 3. A. Stultz 4. B. Reed 5. J. Corrigan Skibtne b The Business Department is broken up into three different groups; computers and data processing secretarial areas, and related business. They have a very experienced staff, which is also the largest among some of the competive high schools. Many of the neighboring high schools come to get ideas from the business department. A large percent of those who are sent off to college have taken some kind of business related course. 1 Devaney 2 Giannone 3 Hakey 4 Ferreira 5 Mackey 6 Stinehour 7 Lavoie 8 Wright 9 Traver Physical Education The Physical Education department requires that students complete two full years of gym classes. They choose from a variety of activities which run for 4 Vi weeks each. These provide opportunities for students to increase their physical activity. 1. K. Zidovsky 2. B. Wheeler 3. S. Cahill 4. G. Nelson 5. L. Johnson 6. M. Masse The semester of driver education prepares students to become responsible drivers. It includes class instruction, simulation training, and road experience. The course also includes a unit on alcohol and their effects on driving abilities. 7. W. Lattrell 8. R. Reardon 9. B. Mayville Administration 1 H. Emery, principal 2 P. Henry, assistant principal 3 S. Sanborn, assistant principal 4 B. Gonyeau 5 B. Kelly 6 R. Brown 7 M. Pelkey 8 T. Perry, assistant principal This year , an increase in student population filled the school to near capacity. This has kept the department busy and Mr. Steve Sanborn was added as a half-time administrator to help with the work load. J 1 K. Archer 2 M. Eddy 3 M. Hall 4 A. Coggio 5 F. Dirmaier 6 R. Happy, chairman 7 B. Ferries 8 M. Twombley 9 D. Provoncha 10 M. Britch This year the Guidance department offered the services of personal, career, and educational counseling. In a new program, counselors worked with 9th graders through their English classes in a career awareness program to help students make wiser course and career decisions. 1 E. Cabrera, chairman 2 B. Cadmus 3 T. Eastwood 4 K. Brown 5 C. Duke 6 J. Anderson 7 L. Kelly Fine Arts is a new department this year that brings together the formerly separated Music and Art departments. They have this year undertaken to make students more aware of the Arts in school through exhibits and outside visitors. ROTC has enjoyed another good year with a new, larger class. Students were exposed to more orientation flights and worked with the Army Guard. mime Data Processing 4 1 M. Garland 3 J. Rouselle 5 G. Hollenbeck 7 J. Bourland 2 M. Lavoie 4 B. Searles 6 J. Sargent ACE is a program headed by John Bourland in the Park Street School. The main thrust of the program is to combine the learning of academic skills with life and work skills. Ace Autograph Escorts: R to L Robert Donahue Philip Landler James Bonnette Chris Roy Jim MacIntyre 1 Senior Court Of 85. Princesses: R to L Karyn Bovia Tammy Yandow Kate Scholan Lisa Williams Lauri Avolizi (Queen) SAY WHAT? WE'RE WINNING! RIDE HIGH WITH THE CLASS OF 85! Tim from the group the BOYZ. Let's dance, dance! Tammy Yandow and Rob Donahue. The nerdest of the nerds. Who me? A library freak, Dave Gotlieb? Spirit Week Spirit Week Every year EJHS has one week where students go crazy. This week's called spirit week. Within this time the students get to show their spirit for EJHS. Student Council organize it with days containing one of these: punk day, hats and shades day, dress up day, look a like day, and nerd day. Everyone geys to participate in it except underclassmen are not allowed to wear hats and shades. Everyone, however, has lots of fun. ESSEX HIGH pre George Animal STARRING: Eve Armstrong Dan Bean Jill Beudel Kate Blanchette Ken Boucher Beylan Brown Kevin Callahan Veronica Drapeau Dwight Eisenman Julie Erdelyi Hillary Erston Beth Findlay Amy Ingram Each actor plays Technicians: Glen Hollenbeck Roger Drury Mark Korey Duff Soderburg TIME: PLACE: Director: Battle Staged by: Set Construction: Dan Bean Katie Blanchette Andy Carera Roger Drury Beth Findlay Charlene Garrison Dianne Maillet Heidi Paul Amy Scanlon Tara Selby Pam Taylor Lisa Young Cheryl Wilder Chris Ziter Sue Erla Not so long ago. Not so far away. Ernest Cabrera Maggi Hayes Farm Art Designer: Steve St. Onge Music: Nate Orshan Slides: Kathy Bean Chris Bousquet Beylan Brown Melissa Colbrun Larry Fischer Steve Frey Bryan Larrow Steve St. Onge Junction School sents Orwell's Sara Klingofstrom Tobby Knapp Bryan Larrow Jennifer McHone Heidi Paul Amy Scanlon Tara Selby Steve St. Onge Pam Taylor Mario Wamsganz Cheryl Wilder Chris Ziter Comrades, for surely we don't want to see Jones back! a variety of roles. Lisa Young Frank Clark Erikka Gautesen Alan Perry The 1984 Christmas Show Beverly Cadmus, Conductor Joyce Barnett, Piano Acc. Fracese Banse, Organist Above is the chorus of EJHS which participated with the Foculty Chorus in the Christmas Concert. It was held on December 16, 1984. Michael Quintin, David DesRoches, Kenneth Boucher, Shaun Kirby, and Renne Longchamp, all had special parts. Christmas Ball-1984 Somewhere Under The Mistletoe This Year's Pottery Show Producing from the wheel to their hands they always have fun. This show is one way to display their efforts. With the help of Mrs. Brown, their new teacher, the show was a success. Rusin, Tammy LncVvatci. “7 f C°uncil ie pent'Ma V res‘dent- I, ■cretar y TreaJr. NDA Nickname: Nikos Activities: Tennis 1,2, 3 , 4� Basketball 1, 2 Shooting for the stars Cruise the speed of light Glowin' god of Mars Body burning bright. Well I'm ridin', ridin' on the wind. Judas Priest JA Nickname: Spank Activities: Maranatha Youth Group Memories: Mrs. Hylind isn't bad. Ambition. To get a job after school. Nicholas David James Adams John Aikey LJA Nickname: Gert Activities: Soccer 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Softball 1, 2 . 3 . 4 ; Chorus 1, 2 Ambitions: To travel and give people who have nothing to hope for- sometheing to hope for. Quote: Life is a burden; bear it. Life is a duty; dare it. Life is a thorn crown; wear it. Though it break your heart in twain, though the burden crush you down, close your lips and hide th pain, first the cross and then the crown. -Helen Steiner Rice Matthew 7:13-14 -my friends, I hope you find it. ... j ikn KFA Quote: Do not take life too seriously, you will never get out of it alive. Laura Jean Allaire Keith Freeman Allen SLA Quote: Many is a word that only leaves you guessing, guessing about a thing you really ought to know-know know -Led Zeppelin ally ought iai only lea WAA Quote: His fear is not behind him but beside him on either hand to make his course perhaps a crooked straightness yet no less a straightness. He runs face forwards. He is a pursuer. -Robert Frost Sean Lawrence Allen Whitney Ann Ailing Cynthia Munroe Ashley Lauri Kathleen Avolizi CMA Nicknames: Cindy, Cindra, Ash Activities: Soccer 1, 2 , 3 ; Vica Member Quote: Could I have this dance for the rest of my life? -Anne Murray LKA Activities: Student Council 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Yearbook 2; International Club 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Classics Club 4; Girls State Quote: Although nothing shall bring back the times of splendor in the grass, glory in the flowers we shall grieve not, but rather draw strength from what remains behind. -Wadsworth David Bernard Barewicz Michael Albert Barewicz DBB Nickname: Bear Memories: Hill Parties Ambitions: To be the first one to catch a nuclear bomb. Quote: We'll know for the first time if we re evil or divine. We're the last in line. -Ronnie James Dio MAB Ambition: To become rich through marriage Quote: There is more to life than increasing its speed. -Ghandi KKB KAB Nickname: Kim. Bart, Dinky Activities: Basketball 1; Soccer Manager 2 , 3 ; Band 1, 2 , 3 ; Chorus 3, 4 Ambitions: To finally go to clown college. Quote. When you give a dream don't let anything dim it, keep hoping, keep trying, the sky's the limit. Krista Kae Barrett Kimberly Anne Bartholomew MAB Nicknames: Mel, Mebbedie Activities: International Club 3, 4; JROTC 1, 2, 3, 4 Memories: Ho-Jo's, Squids, M + M's, Inspections, Tuesdays Ambitions: Geretsberg-Ich Komme Wieder!! Quote: Destiny is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. -W.J. Bryan BAB Nickname: PACO Memories: The quarry Ambitions: the days and nights of the summer of '55 Quotes: Born to be wild -Steppenwolf You can't hold me down, I don't wanna be tied down, I gotta be free, and ride the breeze, stone free. -Jimi Hendrix Melodie Ann Bassett Bradley A. Beauchemin REB TAB Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Cross Country 1, 2,3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambitions: To own my own successful business. Quote: Good humor makes all things enjoyable. Raoul Edward Beaulieu KLB Activities: Yearbook 4 National 1 Quote: Fences down, the ole mule kicks. My side gets beat in politics. Taxes high, there ain't no hay. But who d want to live any other way. -W. Rodgers Honor 3, 4 Band SPB Karen Lynn Benjamin Sean Patrick Benway JMB CLB Nicknames: Basset, Biscuit Activities: Football 2, 3 , 4 ; Track 3 , 4 ; Baseball 2 Memories: Starting and playing for our Football team in the State Championship Game. Ambitions: To become a sucessful business man. Quote: The real life has just begun. Jeff Maurice Berard Christopher L. Bessette DKB Nicknames: Biggs, Wiggle ' All the world's indeed a stage and we are merely players, performers and portrayers, each others audience outside the guilded cage. -Rush BAB Activities: French Club 2; International Club 3. 4; Yearbook 4; Student Council 4 Memories: Bahamas '84, Spirit Week 84, Homecoming '84-Victory! Quote: Sometimes we watch the days go by wishing they could, and we can't help but wonder why time must fly so fast, but we can keep in memory happy moments left behind, and we can keep our special dreams of joys we hope to find. i Donald Kent Bigglestone Brooke Amy Blanchard JLB Nickname: Joad, Jo Memories: The project and English 102 with Mich. Ambitions: I will be a Psychologist, very well off, living in the country. Quote: You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you just might find you get what you need. Good luck and have fun Poola and David, call me when your out on parole. MAB Missy Football Cheerleading 2, 3 , 4 Basketball Cheerleading 2 . 3 , 4 As you reach forward with one hand, accept the advice of those who have gone before you, and in the same manner reach back with the other hand to those who follow you. -MAB - - Thanks for being with me through all of those good and . not so good times, I couldn't have gotten through them without you guys-you know who you are! I love ya! Melissa Ann Boivin James Scott Bonnette MB Nickname: Mark Favorite Activities: Football, Fishing Favorite memories: Can’t talk about them! Ambitions: to get a fun, good paying job, and a new sports car. Quote: Can't wait to get out of here! Kenneth J. Boucher Justine Anastasia Bouldin KJB Activities: All-State Chorus 1. 2, 3; All-New England Chorus 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; School Chorus 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Vermont Youth Choir 1, 2; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 Up the Down Staircase, Anything Coes, Animal Farm. Memories: All the great time spent with my loving teachers proofreading English papers Quote: If I have seen farther than others, it is because I have stood on the shoulders of giants. -Isaac Newton JAB Nickname: Stacy Activities: Softball 1, 2; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Girls State 3; International Club 3, 4 Memories: Montreal ... 5 wild and crazy seniors- B.S. My heart is warm with the friends I make, and better friends I'll not be knowing: yet there isn't a train I wouldn't take, no matter where it's going. -Edna St. Vincent Millay Karyn Ann Bovia Michael S. Boyd KAB Activities: Tennis 2. 3 . International Club 4; Student Council 4 Quote: Doing what you want is freedom, to enjoy what you are doing is happiness. MSB Nickname: Mike, Whiner Activities: Student Council 1; AFS 2; Tennis 3, International Club 3. 4, NHS 3, 4 Memories: Montreal ... 5 wild and crazy seniors; leopoldine; flipping burgers Oh what a world or sometimes oh so it seems eyes to the sky in that silver gift of friendship a glittering prize is it the price of lost loves -Simple Minds Alan Martin Briggs Sherry Lynne Brooks AMB SLB Nickname: Sher Quote: Do not despair, that you cannot change the world in a day or two. Instead, just give your very best in the little things you do. Then you will find in days to come when taken all together, these little steps did change and make the world a little better. -Thomas C. Sallager Ambitions: to make it in my career field and live a happy life. Memories: of all of the good times I had with my friends. Christopher David Bunker Brett Burleson CDB Bunk , Capt. Grunt' Activities: Football, Track Ambition: To drive for Team John Player Special Lotus on the formula one Grand Prix Circuit. “All it takes is all you've got.'' Right!! and now for something completely different .... BB Steve H. Busch SHB George, Bushman, Wacker, Muffburger Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2; International Club 3; Hockey 1 Memories: Quarters, Rookie Sing. Gary Butler, Nerd Day Ambitions: To become the World's best Orthodontist and then buy a Porsche! For we have thought the longer thoughts and gone the shorter way, and we have danced to Devils' tunes, Shivering home to pray; To serve one Master in the night. Another in the day. -Ernest Hemingway JEC Ambition: To be the major stockholder of IBM's shares! Quote: Look in the mirror and tell me, just what you see, what have the years of your life taught you to be, innocence dying in so many ways, things that you dream of are lost, lost in the haze, because it's closer than you think, and you're standing on the brink, because there's something on the way, your tomorrow's not the same as today, no hesitation, and no holding back, let it all go, and you'll know you're on the right track. -Kansas Jane Elizabeth Callahan D C Deb, Skeb Soccer 1, 2 , 3 . 4 Sometimes we watch the days go by. wishing they could last and we can't help but wonder why time flies so fast, but we can keep in memory happy moments left behind, and can keep our special dreams of joy we hope to find. JMC Nickname: Neen, Neenie Bean Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Softball 1, 2 Ambition: To follow my dreams! Quote: And so today, my world will smile, your hand in mine, we walk the mile, thanks to you it will be done, you, to me, are the only one. -Led Zeppelin- Deborah Canty Jeannine Marie Cardinal Jeffrey Brian Cashman JBC Flash, Cash Cross Country. Track. Student Council, JROTC, Ski Club. Boy's State Ambition: To become the first pilot to do a barrel roll in the space shuttle, and to command the first Mars landing mission. ' Far better is it to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checked by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the gray twilight that knows neither victory nor defeat.'' -Theodore Roosevelt EDC Smiley Key Club (3) National Honor Society (3, 4) Ski Club(2. 4)Track (2. 4) Yearbook (2.3, 4) I hope to be a Millionaire by the time I am thirty-five. Success looks favorably upon those who foretell the changes in the nature of opportunity, not upon those who delay in attuning themselves until after the changes occur. EDC 1984 Eric David Casler Thomas Scott Cavallari TSC Activities: Soccer 1, 2. 3 . 4 ; Baseball 1, 2; Track 1 2 Quote: Many journies end here But the secret's told the same Life is just a candle And a dream must give it flame -Rush Jeffrey Scott Charbonneau Daniel James Charland DJC Nickname: Dan the Man Activities: AFJROTC 1 2 3 Memories: All of the good times I had when I was a sophomore. Meeting Debbie my junior year, turning 18. and graduation in my senior year Quote: I don't know about the next guy but I've been looking forward to this! Goodbye and Good Luck! PCC Memories: Remember the Alamo. Am megabucks. © mbitions: to make Paul Clinton Charron Kelley Jaye Chase KJC Nickname Kel Memories: I remember how our school won the Homecoming game for the last few years. Essex is number one and always will be. Good Luck to next year's football team. Quote: Having friends to talk to is extremely important. Without friends life would not be worth living. - KJC n JBC Quote: I don't care about pollution I'm an airconditioned gypsy. That's my solution Watch the police and the taxman miss me I'm mobile Weehoo! Beep Beep! -Pete Townshend The Who Jason Brown Cheney Karen Ann Corbo Kim Marie Corbo KAC Activities: Gymnastics 1 , 2 Mei Quote: There is something for all who 1 every book all of the pages, betwi ries: J.S.B. every dook an or tne p, 4 12 82 look, there's a story in tween all the lines, so much that KMC Activities: Gymnastics 1, 2 , 3 ; Track 1, 2 Quote: The treasures that I seek are waiting on the other side -Kansas ,KC Lin Cheerleading 2, 3 , 4 Capt.; Hinky Party To live your life in your c he goals you have set for yourself, to be 0 h • Thf, V ss! _______..iemories: way, to reach for the you that you want AHC Working away, working way. -Neil f ing for the wi ing for the r. Peart winds of chan] ainbow's cn T©£ to cas � the clouds it's gold your BAC Nickname: Bart Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Hockey 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . Baseball 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Student Council 4; Boys' State Bernard A. Couture Jr. Martin Cravener JC Nickname: Jude Activities: Cross Country 1, 2 , 3 . 4•; Track 1,2, 3 Memories: The best times have been Cross Country Camp and New Englands 1983. State Champs 1984 Quote: It matters not how straight the gate, how charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul. -William Ernest Henley LLC Nicknames: Wowa, Skinny, L sq. C Activities: Band 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Drama 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Student Council 1 Memories: French braiding, winks, BLC, running, bad jokes, good parties, good friends, and SCUM! Quote: It is a good and safe rule to sojourn in every place as if you meant to spend your life there, never omitting an opportunity of doing a kindness, or speaking a true word, or making a friend. -John Ruskin Be true to your word, your work, and your friend. -Thoreau M Judithanne Cronan Laura Louise Cunningham MMC Activities: Cross Country 1; Band 1; Student Council 1; A.V. 1; Track 1; Quote: Though we touched and went our separate way. -Journey DEC Nickname: Dee Activities: Soccer 1, 2; A-Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; All-States 1, 2, 3; Ambition: Someday I will own a restaurant overlooking the ocean; formal attire required. Red roses and lit candles will decorate each table surrounding my grand piano. The crystal chandeliers will hang elegantly over the oak furniture and soft music, singing from my piano, will set the ambiance of the night. Quote: The voice is a second face. - Gerard Bauer Michelle Currier Dianne Elizabeth Cutler TEC Ambitions: To become as successful as I can with as little effort as possible. Quotes: Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered with failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much because they live in the gray twilight that knows not victory nor defeat.' Or for those of you with lesser ambitions. A chip on the shoulder is a sure sign that there is wood farther.'' TR TC RBS Activities: Soccer 4 ; International Club 4 Quote: I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. Timothy E. Cutler MLD Nickname: Mich Memories: Remember the project and English 102 with Joad Ambitions: 1 want to be married, have a career, and be well off. Quote: There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. -Jim Croche Good luck David and Poola, your sentence is almost DPD Chorus 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; A Cappella Choir 1,2, 3,4, All-State Chorus; All-New England Chorus; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Math League All things shall perish from under the sky; Music alone shall live never to die. Michelle Lynn Delorme MDD Proud and alone Cold as a stone I'm afraid of the things that I feel. I can laugh with the best And cry with the rest But I'm never really sure when it's real. I SAD Life holds many surprises. Some good, some bad. The only thing to do is take it in stride and try to get in a lot of partying, and life will go on. Michael Daniel DiCicco Ricardo de Beascoa Soler David Paul DesRoches Scott A. Dionne Jon J. Dix JJD Activities: Rocket Club 2; Ambitions: I want to have a lot -------------------- Robert Matthew Donahue RMD Anything can happen.-Jose Cuervo Tequila Salli Lynn Donovan Steven F. Dostie SLD Nickname: Sal, Slime, Bob Activities: Tennis 2, 3, 4 ; Yearbook 2, 3; International Club 3, 4 Memories: Rocky Horror, Night of the Living Dead, ground beef, popcorn Quote: The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched - they must be felt with the heart. -Helen Keller SFD Nicknames: Stevie Activities: Hockey 3 ; Golf 2 Quote: When this you see remember me, and bare me in your mind. Let the world say as they may, but speak of me as you find. - Brian Jones Colin Arthur Duval Paula Marie Eddy CAD Sailing, skiing For me, my craft is sailing on. Through mist today, clear seas anon. What'ere the final harbor be, 'Tis good to sail upon the sea! John Bangs PE Memories. Memories and friends go hand in hand into the future. Ambitions: To be awesomely rich! Quote: Hang on to your plans. Try as they might, they cannot steal your dreams. -Rush - Farewell to Kings KAE Activities: Soccer 1, 2 Ambitions: Someday I hope to be a successful business person. TAE Activities: Hockey 3 . 4 Memories: The days and nights of the summer of 84 Quote: I see my future at the rainbow s end ... happy hours ... timeless friends . . . and if I chance to find my way . . . rest assured ... I will stay. -Billy Squier Kelley Anne Ellsworth Timothy Albert Engelberth EKE Activities: Cross Country 1; Tennis 3, 4 Memories: The 1983-84 Hockey State Championship at Gutterson Field House. Ambitions: Making it to California by car after graduation and then owning my own business. Quote: Practice makes perfect. Head west, young man, head west. -Horace Greely i ti XU WEEShultzie, Slapchich, BBQ Bill Football, Basketball, Track Good, Better, Best never never rest 'til the good is better and the better is best better is best Elton K. Ernest William Edward Eschholz MDE Nickname: Eubs, Eubie Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Track 2, 3 . 4 ; Basketball 1; Band 1, 3 Quote: To you-is it movement or is it action? Is it contact or just reaction? And you-revolution or just resistance? Is it living, or just existence? Yeah you-it takes a little more persistance To get up and go the distance ... - RUSH Matthew David Euber make the wo?H D D QuotC: How lon8 will it take lo How long will Mlami,n8 Star?, How Ion will � , h they w‘” stoP tke,r senseless wars? That we need ( hl everybodV wil1 understand • HI our hearts with love again? -Scorpions fiw drfams come true and some have silver linings I y ream and a pocketfull of gold Led Zeppelin Heidi Ficken VSF Vicky Pickle 3 great yrs. at E.D.H.S. in Ca. Band (Tall Nags) 1-3. Senior yr. E.J.H.S. Vrbk. 4. Thanks to all my nen s, especially Kristine. 1 love you Mom and Dad! I can never hide myself from me; sec what others may never see; know what others may never know; never can fool myself, and so. Whatever happens. I want to be Self-respecting and conscience free. -E. Guest groi SEF Quote: Stop wishing for things you complain you have not And start making the best of all that you've got H.S. Rice Victoria S. Findlay Sharon Elizabeth Fitzgibbons AEF Success is getting what you want; happiness is wanting what you get. SDF Nickname: Shells Activities: Flagteam 1 , 2; Hockey Cheerleading 2 Memories. Janet, remember Toronto? Don't forget the stairs! Ambitions: To become a hairstylist. Quote: Love Just saying that ”1 love you doesn't mean a thing at all, for loving words fly like birds when they hear winter's call. Love is a thing called sacrifice, a tonic when you're blue. Love is the joy of doing things for someone dear to you. - Nick Kenny Anne Elizabeth Falker Shellie Dunham Fleury Michelle Lorraine Forsey Ryan Benton Fox MLF Nickname: McChicken, Shelley Activities: Softball 1 Ambitions: Someday I hope to be rich and own my own company. Quote: 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. - Styx RBF Nickname: Foxy Activities: Hockey 1, 3 , 4 Memories: Get Tacoed with Paco? Quote: The bugle sounds and the charge begins But on this battlefield no one wins The smell of acrid smoke and horses breath As I plunge on into certain death. -Iron Maiden Amy Kelly Frazier Michael W. Gammal AKE Partying with Steph Jill (We ll be at the movies); Meeting Steve; partying the summer of 84 with Steve, Rob, Cathy Marty (Amy, you're right! He does have a great chest!) Ann's house with Steve Chris; X-mas Ball 82, 83 Prom 84 with Lisa (dance? Who, me?); Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime, we ll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we'll find these are the Best of Times. -Styx If the sun refused to shine, I would still be loving you. When mountains crumble to the sea, there will still be you me. SMC 4 29 83 MWG Nickname: Mike, Gumball Activities: Track 3; VICA 3, 4 Ambitions: I will scrounge off my Engineer brother until I inherit great wealth from my loving Arab uncle. Quote: Secondary schooling stimulates sagacity, surpassing Sanskrit scriptural systems, sending superior students skillfully striving, surplus students searching sufficient sloyd, and sluggard students skipping slackerly. ME Charlene Ann Garrison Tammy Garrison CAG Nickname: Charles Activities: Chorus 1. 2, 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Drama 4 Quote: Before the rising sun we fly. So many roads to choose We start our walking and learn to run. And yes, we've just begun. We've only just begun to live. So much of life ahead We ll find a place where there's room to grow. And yes, we've just begun. - Carpenters TG Nickname: Shorty Ambitions: To some tall. Memories: Having attacks in Mrs. H s class during my freshman year, and also cramming for exams by eating 3 Big Macs, large fries, and a dozen doughnuts. Not to mention all the fun I had by embarrassing all my friends at least once when we were out in public. Watch out, world, here I come!! Robert Steven Gaskins Louisa M. Gaudette RSG Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2 , 3 , 4' Once it was just innocence Brash ideas and insolence But you will never get away With the things you say today But you can try if you want - The Who Lete A la tienne 1984 Etc LMG Nickname: Liza Activities: Dancing, Music Memories: Freshman year in school Ambition: Teach Richard Paul Gerardi Angela Marie Gervais RPG Nickname: Poohbear Activities: Football 1, 2 , 3 , A . Track 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Basketball 1 Memories: State Championship Football game Quote: Struck between the eyes By the big-time world Walking uneasy streets Hiding beneath the sheets Got to try to fill the void -RUSH AMG Nickname: Ange Activities: Basketball 1; Field Hockey 2 Memories: None worth telling about Ambitions: To meet Prince. Quote: Paint a perfect picture, bring to life a vision in one's mind. The beautiful ones always smash the picture; always, every time! -Prince Lawrence W. Girard Patrick Paul Giroux LWG Nickname: Larry, Buck, Stretch Ambition: To be young and rich at the same time. Memories: Why dwell on the past? The fun is just beginning. Quote: ' Sometimes you've just got to say, what the .... and make your move.'' - Risky Business Leslie Ann Goldring LAG Activities: Key Club 3. 4; Ambitions: To move to Greece with Robbie and Co.. To have Robert H Adams Jr.. and then just do as the Greeks do. Quote: For long you live and high you fly. and smiles you 11 give and tears you'll cry, and all you touch and all you see. is all your life will ever be. -Pink Floyd- PJG Nickname: Pam Activities: Field Hockey 1. 2 . 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3 Quote: To have enough to share - to know the joy of giving; To thrill with all the sweets of life is living. -Unknown Jr U MlVv Byron Mathew Goodrich DAG Football 1. 2,3; Wrestling 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 -Capt. 3,4 Memories: CANADA-Five wild and crazy seniors!!! Ambitions: To travel the world and sample all the different types of food known to man. Quote: Time has come for each of us to decide to follow blindly or to step out of line. (Men Without Hats- Folk of the 80 s III.) Lisa Jane Graves REG Becky. Beck Band 1. 2; Chorus 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; A-Choir 3. 4. International Club 3, 4. Key Club 4; Yearbook 3,4 Memories: ANYTHING GOES . Summer 1984 EC I believe if we learn from the past, we'd say haven't we been here before? 1 believe if we open our hearts we'd find keys to unlock every door.....So stay with me now the future is ours and we ll be the ones who'll go on. -Dennis DeYoung Thanks EJHS!!! Pamela Jeanne Gomez David Alan Gotlieb Rebecca Elizabeth Grimm Aaron W. Haberland AWH Nickname: A-ron, Airstone, Noraa Quote: Deep red are the sunsets in mystical places. Black are the nights on summer-day sands. We ll find the speck of truth in each riddle; Hold the first grain of love in our hands. Jethro Tull JCH Nickname: Joe Memories: The Williston Quarry and the Huntington Gorge in the summer of '84 and the deer season of '81 Ambitions: To become the owner of a very prosperous brewery and to meet Heather Thomas in person. Joseph Carle Hallen Gina Marie Halpin GMH Swimy (hi) Jean Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Basketball 1, 2, 3 , 4 Ambitions: To learn how to get to school without Ann To create the most adorable, fuzzy cartoon character and monopolize on it beyond belief. Quote: Aaauggghhhh -Ar-thur the Physettes 'Ann, your hair, it's ORANGE!!'' . . . and in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make. -(Beatles) IPH My name is Ian; I don't have a nickname. Activities: Not many, I am in ROTC, and I play Lacrosse. I also ski, dive, and hike. Ambitions: I want to fly jets in the Marine Corps, or I might decide to make money as a mechanical or ocean engineer. Memory. The two hours of intense pain it took for my first Mowhawk. Quote: You'll be the next to go unless you think! -Jello Biafra Ian P. Hamby Lisa Hammond EBH Nickname: Em, Swem, Emmay, Auntie-em Activities: Soccer 1. 2, Student Council 3; Yearbook 4 Memories: Bahamas '84, The Quarry. Spirit Week 84, Homecoming '84-VICTORY!, Buckwheat hung chung Quote: . . . Now the lines have all been read-and you knew them all by heart-Now you move toward the door- Here it comes the hardest part-Try the handle of the road-Feeling different, feeling strange-This can never be arranged-As the light fades from the screen-From the famous final scene. -Bob Seger Emily Beth Harding TSH Nickname: Terraza Quote: Best friends always, there to care, passing notes, secrets to share. A shoulder to cry on, an ear to bend, money to borrow, clothes to lend. Mending over hearts, crying those tears, planning our futures, voicing our fears. Our memories together, may they never end. Always together. Forever Friends! EMH Eddie Leon Heron Beth Anne Herschede ELH Nicknames: Ed, Eddie Activities: Soccer 1, 2; ACSL 3, 4; Math League 4; Explorer 370 4 Ambitions; To be the best and most versatile computer programmer that money could only direct. Quote: E equals M C squared -Albert Einstein To the rest of the Galaxy, if they are aware of us at all. Earth is but a pebble in the sky. To us it is home, and all the home we know. -Isaac Asimov -Pebble in the Sky BAH Nickname: Bethy, Beffer Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2; Tennis 2, 3 Memories: N.E.P.O.! Quote: If you promise me a rose, I go out and buy a pot; My imagination grows into roses by the plot. I have roses on the doors, on my ceiling and my floors- and if you forget to keep your promise, for some reason or another you fail; How can a dreamer of such sweet roses. Be bothered by such a slight detail? -Bob Merrill John Michael Hoehl Christine Susan Hopper JMH People try to put us down Just because we get around Things. They do look awful col Hope 1 die before I get old. -The Who-Activities: Cross-Country 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3 . 4 Class Vice-Pres. 1, 2, 3, 4 CSH Nickname: Christy,Chris Activities; Yearbook 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Cheerleading 3 , 4 Come let us walk among the distant stars There are no gates-no fences-and no bars. Out there among the stars we will be free There are no shadows for the heart to see. -Winston Abbott AMH Nickname: Shell Activities: Softball 1; FFA 3, 4 Quote: We are all together for the last time. All together in one big group. Soon we ll only be as one. An individual in the world of many. No longer will we be known as one of the students, but known as ourselves. Soon the doors will be open, and the security of these walls will be gone. Out into the world we will stumble. Let us stand tall and hold our own. And we ll accomplish all of our goals. -AMH MLJ Nickname: Jake, Snakeman Activitii such a long time, I think 4 Quote; Its been si •s: Basketball 1, 2, 3, I should be going. -Boston Anne Michelle Humphreys Mark Louis Jacobs SJ Quote: People are like stained glass windows; They glow and sparkle when it's sunny And bright; but when the sun goes down Their true beauty is revealed if there Is a light from within. We've had good times! - Amy, Jill, Krista, Ann! Good Luck Class of '85! HLJ Nickname: Howie Activities: Mallett's Bay Lakers, Snowmobile Club, working on cars, football, hockey Memories: Working in the Colonial Room, Mrs. Pam, Bonanza, Ponderosa. McDonalds Ambitions: Truck-driver, mechanics, woodworking, get married. TMJ Activities: Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Close-Up 3, 4 Do not act as though thou would live ten thousand years. Death hangs over thee. While you live, and while it lies within your power, live well. -Marcus Aurelius Howard L. Jewell Thomas Matthew Juvan JAK Nickname: Juls Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Track 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Gymnastics 1 Memories: 1982 State Champs, Hills? 1983! Ambition: To follow my dreams! Quote: If my sun refused to shine, I would still be loving you, when mountains crumble to the sea, there still would be you and me. And so today my world will smile, your hand in mine we'll walk the mile, thanks to you it will be done, you to me are the only one. -Led Zeppelin MIK Nickname: Smeg, Schmeg Activities: Tennis 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; International Club 3, 4 Memories: Out of so many, how could 1 choose one? Quote: So now, take my hand come hold me closely-as near as you can. Believe in all that we could be, and all that we have been, and all that we are. -Genesis, You Might Recall Julie Ann Kane Megan Irene Kim JFK Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, riding motorcycles and Snowmobiles Ambition: To stay in Vermont, to continue in the Automotive Field. ... LHK Activities: Soccer 2; Chorus 2. 3 Memories: Remember when the JV Soccer team spent the night at Donna' house? Ambitions: To be happy and successful at whatever I do. Quote: Love is a fruit in season at all times, and within the reach of every hand. -Mother Theresa Laura Helen King Shaun Kevin Kirby Robbie Jay Kissinger SKK Nickname: Doctor K ; Shaunus-a-um Activities: Math League 1, 2, 3, 4; ACSL 2, 3. 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Classics Club 3, 4 Memories: Remember when the WICAT started smoking? Shaunable Ambitions: To become a mathematician, to strive to excell in all walks of life. T'was brillig, and the slithy doves Did gyre and gimbel in the wabe. All mimsy were the borogroves And the momeraths outgabe. - Lewis Carroll, mathematician RJK Nickname: Kiss Activities: Football 1,2,3,4 ; Hockey 3 , 4 ; Baseball 1, 2, 4 A Sara Klingofstrom Mark Laurence Korey SK I had a wonderful year here, and I owe all of you a lot. So if you ever come to Sweden just give me a call (0760 55261), and I will be happy to guide you through the most beautiful city in the world . . . Stockholm! For free Quote: och strunt ar strunt och snus ar snus om an i gyllne dosor och rosor i ett sprucket krus ar anda alltid rosor Gustaf Froding Do you want a translation? Call 0760 55261 MLK Marcus, Lorenzo Drama, Track, Yearbook, Ski Club, International Club Ambition: To travel through time. Our lives will take their courses, every decision changing the outcome, but we all still strive to be better. As John Lennon and Paul McCartney once said: Let it be. You only live twice: Once when you are born. And once when you look death in the face. -Bassho Long Live James Bond 1 ‘ V • Angelica Maria Kourebanas Daniel Arron Kuechler AMK Koukla, Koukie, Dog Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council If the hands of time were hands that I could hold, I'd keep them warm, and in my hands they'd not turn cold Hand in hand we d choose the moments that would last; The lovely moments that should have no future and no past. Come on baby lets do Ya'sou!!! Summer in '84 - the twist! Bermuda '84! let's fly to N.Y.! -Alive! DAK Activities: VICA 3, 4 Memories: Remember the trashy heater! Quote: It's been great but college won't wait! SoMm!! , jl) CML Nickname: Carm Activities: Softball 1; Key Club 4 Quote: Love is a special song flowing through your Heart CML I just want to tell David how much I love him and how special he is to me. David, I love you! BL Nickname: Brewski Activities: Football 1, 2 3 Quote: I've paid my due time. I've done my sentence but commited no crime. And bad mistakes, I've made a few. I've had my share of sand kicked in mv face, but I've come through. -Queen Carmen Marie LaBerge Bruce LaBounty 6) t J , TLL Nickname: Tonie Activities: Band 1 Softball I; Track 2, 3; Field Hockey 1 Memories: I will remember my first day at Essex Junction High School. Ambitions: I'm going to live life to the fullest. Quote: Live it to the Limit Tonya Louise LaFountaine Steven Edward Lamb PAL Training rules: Quoi? Un formiS- V. P! -Sv A 84!!! efinately out the land and don't M Thanks Mom Dad R N Come mothers and father L criticize what you can't understand your sons and your I daughters arc beyond your command the old road is a D rapidly agin' Please get out of the new one if you can t lend a hand for the times they are a changin -Bob Dylan DML Activities: Library Aid 1 Memories: Remember when Mr. Emery came in Mr. Ferriera's 4th period class to talk to us. He came in and sat on a desk, when he did the desk fell over. Ambition: To make it through life. Quote: I never thought I would get sick of playing games, but I've been holding back too long. Now the time has come. I'm going to get it right. Now is the time to show them they're all wrong. Philip Adrian Landler Donna Marie Lang JSL Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3 , 4 ; Band 1. 2 Quote: When all that you have is taken away, the only thing left is a dream. WSL Activities: Softball 1,2. Basketball 1, 2, Field Hockey 1, 2 Quote: Oh thinking about our younger years there was only you and me we were young and wild and free now, nothing can take you away from me we've been down that road before but that's over now, you keep me coming back for more. - Bryan Adams Wendy Sue Lapine KML Kimmer Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Tennis 1; Track 2 Memories: First Freshman Basketball game, Homecoming of '82 Ambitions: To get over my bad habit of procrastination Quote: If you love something, set it free If it comes back, it is yours If it doesn't, it was never meant to be -Author Unknown I love you, Brian. BCL Nickname: Bry Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 4 Ambitions: To own a modern art museum in New York City, so I can display my art work without people asking What is it? Quote: Stop and consider! Life is but a day; A fragile dew-drop on its perilous way From a tree's summit -John Keats Kim Marie Laramee Bryan Christopher Larrow MSL Nickname: Flash Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3 Memories: September 1st, 1984 Quote: A Genius is a man who does unique things of which nobody would expect him to be capable. -Edward Verral Lucas Ambitions: To own my own Resort CLL Nickname: Chris Activities: Drama 1; French Club 1, 2; Internatiional Club 3, 4; Cheerleading 2; Track 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Yearbook 4 Quote-. The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do. -Unknown Matthew Scott Lashway Christine Louise Laurent Jon Allen Lavallee Paula Jean Lavallee JAL I ve learned that life is easier those who don't ask everything from what life has. Look around and choose your own ground 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 -Pink Floyd oyable for e good of PJL Quote. You're my one and only love, and this I want you to know. You mean more to me than anything, I promise I'll never let go. Loving you gives me happiness, the kind I need each day. And if sometimes I don't show it, I love you in each and every way. If I could have one wish, do you know what it would be? For us to be together, for all eternity. Kim Collings Valerie Ann Leavitt Michelle Marie Lemire VAL Nickname: Val, V. Memories- Remember when we had lunch at Perry's T.R., J.S., S.T., D.S., K.A.? Ambitions: To try and figure out how I made it through High School. Quote: The World is a basket and everyone in it's a Fruit! MML Nickname: Mich Activities: AFS 3; International Club 4; Drama Club 4, CMTI 3, 4; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Writer's Forum 4 Ambition: I hope to go to New York City to work with teenagers and then go on to Europe to do missionary work. Quote: Find rest, O my Soul, in God alone; for my hope comes from Him. He alone is my rock and my salvation; He is my fortress, I will not be shaken. My salvation and my honor depend on God, He is my mighty rock, my refuge. Psalm o2:5-7 Memory: A very embarrassed female peeping Tom. David Maurice Lemnah John Eric Leo DML Nickname: Loona Quote: I want to learn what life is for. I don't want much, I just want more. Ask what I want, and I will say let me have everything. Everything. JEL Jeffrey Russell Little Amy Susan Littlefield JRL Jefe Football 1. 2, 3 , 4 ; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 ; Baseball 1, ASL Nickname: Ames Activities: Football Cheerleading 2, 3 . 4 ; Basketball Cheerleading 1. 2 Co-Captain 3 . 4 Quote: Happiness is not given, but exchanged; a smile is the whisper of a laugh. Dawn Michelle Locke DML Nickname: Dawnis Quote; So many Gods, So many creeds. So many paths that wind and wind, while just the art of being kind is all the sad world needs. -Ella Wheeler Wilcox SLL Quote: This world is a comedy to those that think, a tragedy is those that feel. -Author Unknown ay is tnose that Martin Joseph Lucenti Jr. Gregg Dale Lyon MJL Nickname: Marty Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council Quote: To live your life in your own. To reach for the goal You have set for yourself To be the you that you want to be That is success. GDL Nickname: Leroy Activities: Soccer 1, 2.3 , 4 ; Band 2,3, 4 Quote: Sometimes you just have to say What the Heck! -Risky Business James Wesley MacIntyre JWM Activities: Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2 . 3 . 4 Qoute: Thanks for a great two years: LA. PP, PL, JM, ML, JH, JO, JB, JC. RG, TV. KK. KS. AM, MK, BC. CB. CB. KT Summerin 84 85! old swills RCM Nickname: Rich Activities: Band 1, 2 . 3 . 4 Richard Charles Magnuson JAM DMM Nickname: Shorty, Short stop Activities: Field Hockey 1: Softball 1, 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Band 1. 4, Yearbook 4; Drama 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; AFJ ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4 Quote: I live for those who love me, for those who know me true; for the heaven that smiles above me, and waits my spirit too; for the cause that lacks assistance; for the wrong that needs resistance; for the future in the distance, and the good that I can do. -G.L. Banks Diane Marie Maillet Carolyn Sue Marcotte CSM Quote: It is a good idea to take things as they come-if you can handle them that fast. JSM Nickname. Johnny Activities: X-Country 2,3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Yearbook 4; International Club 4; Memories: Montreal! Quote: Happiness comes of the capacity to feel deeply, to enjoy simply, to think freely, to risk life, to be needed. SJ See ya JH, JM, AJ. GH. PL, RC, MM, LM, PP, LA. SS, JC, TB, RD. CB, BL, JL, FB, BH, KM, VL, MOM, DAD. JO. GV. MM, CD. LW, LP, DC, MK. KS, TW, JT, ML, LA Tschuss! (So long) John Stuart Marquardt Angela Jean Martelle AJM Quote: Too many hands on my time Too many feelings-Too many things on my mind When I leave I don't know What I'm hoping to find When I leave I don't know What I'm leaving behind -Rush JLM Nickname: Jan Memories: My junior year Christmas ball. Ambition: Spend the rest of my life with Todd Geraw. Janet Lynn Martin Maurice Martin MLM Nickname: Spike Activities: Hunting, Fishing, Football Ambition: Heavy equipment operator and mechanic. Mo-' -' MSM Quote: There is a certain distance at which each person we know is naturally placed from us. It varies with each and we must not att and we are n Mark Rutheford ::zpx alter it. We may clasp him who is close closer to him who is more remote. - Michael Steven Martin Matthew Francis McCarthy MFM Ah well, thats this world over begins Ah wen, tnats well, next one . ST SRM Activities: Hockey; Band, Newspaper Quote: Did my time, took my chances. Went the distance now I'm not gonna stop. Just a man and his will to survive. -Survivor Scott Robert McClure Conan Michael McDonough Patrick Edward McGaughnea ckC( s ll be! .,S ! °v ?ry day as if it were your rr‘ajor. bition: To be an electrical ei [po zS last. For some engineer with � aV it d th Kristin Ann McGuire 1 A IVl journrv l ikname: Kris Quote: The road to ppiness is a , V- love sets the course, laughter leads the way °n8 William Joseph McPherson WJM Ann Marie Mendicino Lilly Marie Mennitt AMM Ann, Annie, The Great Martini Track 1 . 2 , 3 f 4 Heaven comes to he who waits. So I know I'm going somewhere. And all the deeds of yesterday have really helped to pave my way. I only hope you'll not go elsewhere.-unknown We'll meet you guys at the pits, OK? Hey Steph, seen any dried shrimp?? Favorite Phrase: Yes mom, of course his parents are home LMM Activities: Drama 1, 2; International Club 3, 4; Chorus 1 2 Quote: Those who have some means think that the most important thing in the world is love. The poor know that it is money Gerald Brenan Thoughts In A Dry Season CRM Activities: Football 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Hockey 1 , 2 , 3, 4 ; Track 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Memories: Sophomore homecoming dance. Senior year. Post season football party. All the good and bad times with Ann. Ambitions: Make a lot of money and be well off. 'Never surrender, it's easier said than done But you've got to finish whats already done Never thats forever, seems like such a long time But I only have one life to live- It's gonna be mine.'' -Triumph -Triumph BJM Nicknames: Barb, Barbie Ambition: Going to marry Jay on July 4. Owning a beauty salon with Paula Varney. Quote: Being and living with someone who you can trust and love is happiness. And I know I will always have that. I love you Jay Cilmond. Good luck your senior year Kari Gilmond and Liz Cunningham. Christopher R. Meunier Barbara Jean Miller JPM Activities: Soccer 1; Hockey 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4 KLM Nicknames: Munchkin, Kel, Mungy, Pipsqueek Activities: J.V. Football Basketball Cheerleading-Co. Capt. 2 Memories: Don't forget how we won homecoming every year. We are the class of 85' and we ll always remain alive. Quote: Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird, that cannot fly-Langston Hughes Thought: Trying to show a teenager the right way isn't easy, either we don't listen or we don't care. Mom Dad I appreciate both of you, and I just want to say I love you. I love you too, Scott. John Paul Minadeo Kelli Lynn Mongeon CMM 0 DRM Nickname: Montoggs Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Band 1, 2 , 3 ; Cross Country Ski Team 4 Memories: Coach Wheeler Good day to work Quote: Nature gave men two ends - one to sit on and one to think with. Man's success or failure is dependent on the one he uses most. -E.C. McKenzie Craig Mathew Monroe Darryl Randolph Montague DSM Activities: Soccer 2, 3 . 4 ; Softball 1, 3 . 4 ; Chorus 2. 3 . 4 ; A-Choir 4 It's time again to walk away . . . Just keep dreaming come what may I'll be gone but you will see . . . I'll always be here in memory -Smile RAM Nickname: Karen Activities: Traveling Memories: Remember when we got lost the first day of school? Ambitions: I would like to live in Florida. Quote: When it rains it pours. f DonnaSue Moquin Karen More CJM Nicknames: Cathy, Sylvester Activities: Flag Team 1, 2 , 3 , 4 Memories: ’February 17, 1984 Ambitions: My ambition today and every day is to live life to its fullest. Quote: So much to say, and so much not to say! Some things are better left unsaid. Buj so many unsaid things become a burden.- MM Yearbook 3, 4; Keyclub 3, 4; Drug Awareness Group 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 We act as though comfort and luxury are the chief requirements of life when all we need to make us truly happy is something to be enthusiastic about. -Charles Kingsley Returning violence for violence multiplies violence . . . Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Neither can hate drive out hate; only love can do that. -Martin Luther King Catherine Jean Morris Marianne Moser AIM Andy, Weeble Wobble, Shorty, Spider, Woody, Aim 1, The little guy Quotes: You're only young once, then you need another excuse to act like an idiot.-AIM 1 School isn't jail, but I'm glad that I am on the loose and free. SN Nickname: Sue Activities: Swimming, Card playing, Reading, Camping Ambition: Maybe have a family in 7-8 years, travel, college. -Sue Neill Susan Neill Andrew Isadore Myers Cynthia Anne Nelligan Daniel John Nickel CAN Nickname: Cin Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Track 1, 2, 3; International Club 4; Memories: Remember the 1984 cross coutry state champs! Ambitions: After college I will follow in my Dad's footsteps and become a teacher. Quote: Give to the world the best that you have; and the best will come back to you! Daniel Patrick O'Conner John William O'Kane DPO Danno Football 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 We live a life of fact and fantasy We alter circumstances to fit our needs We gain fortune, but we lose in time One door will open, one will close behind I ain't never turnin' back JWO Activities: Football 1, 2 , 3 , 4 Co-capt.; Track 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Wrestling 1 , 2 ; Student council 1, 3, 4 Memories: Football, Rush, Stairway to Heaven, Best Class: 1985!!! As you glide, in your stride with the wind, as you fly away give a smile, from your lips, and say- I am free. -Earth, Wind and Fire Richard Olio Nathaniel Morris Orshan RPO Nickname: Rick Activities: Football, fishing Ambition: I am studying to be a cook. Someday I would like to be a chef. NMO A.K.A. Nathan, Nate, Nat, Nato, Spike (only to certain redneck peers) Activities: I've lost count. Quote: Count no mortal happy till he has passed the final limit of his life secure from pain. Sophocles Oedipus Rex Quote 2: Seems so strange . . . nothing's gone wrong tonight.. . feels so right -1 can't understand it... there's no trouble in sight... feels so .. . seems so ... I don't know ... The Decentz As to thank anyone who ever inspired me in high school . . . Bye! CO Nickname: Punk Quote: The only future we've got exists right now Let's take the time, As long as the world is turning round -Scorpions TKO Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 4; Gymnastics 4 Ambitions: To attain the confidence of all whom I meet through a clear and physical personality Quote: Don't put off till tomorrow what was needed doing two months ago. -TKO Charlene Orton Trevor Kent Ose APO Nickname: Overdrive Activities: Cross Country 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Track 1, 2 . 3 , 4 ; ROTC 1, 2, 3,4 Quote: If you choose not to decide you still have made a choice. I will choose a path thats clear, I will choose free will.-Rush JAO Jen-Jen Activities: Basketball 1, 2 ; Soccer 1, 2, 3 , 4 Memories: Montreal... 5 wild and crazy seniors -BS October When the trees are stripped bare of all they wear. What do I care? October When kingdoms rise, and kingdoms fall And I go on . . . and on -U2 Andrew Phillip Overfield Jennifer Ann Overton TJP Nickname: Tomas Activities: Drama Club 3. 4; International Club 4; Classics Club 4 Quote: I was lying in basement with the full moon in my eyes. I was hoping for replacement when the sun burst through the sky. There was a band playing in my head. I was thinking about what a friend had said I was hoping it was a lie. -Neil Young DKP Nicknames: Festus, Gluck Activities: Soccer; Track A man's stride betrays whether he has found his own way. I love to run swiftly. And though there are swamps and thick melancholy on Earth, whoever has light feet runs even over mud and dances as though on swept ice. -Zarathustra This is the end, my beautiful friend I will never look into your eyes again -Jim Morrison David Kennith Pennycook Thomas J. Parent PJP Memories: To Heidi Melissa- Good Luck next year Don't forget the good times. CAP Activities: Soccer 1; Cheerleading 1 'T was born to be a fighter, but now's the time I have to learn. To keep my head above the water, to play with fire, but not get burned.’ -Foreigner Never give up only try harder” Pamela Jane Pentkowski HLP Nicknames: Squeak, Beast Activities: Band 1, 2 . 3 , 4 ; Yearbook 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Memories: Ho-Jo's, M M's, wide turns green dots!! Quote: What seems to be the end, may really be a new beginning Love talked about is easily refused but. Love demonstrated is irresistable! (31 A m 1, y MMP Nickname: Pinhead Quote: The loveliness of this day I shall long remember. April 30,1983. Memory: Craig and Moe Heidi Lynn Marie Perry Michelle Marie Pinan KAP Activities: Wrestling 1, 2 . 3 , 4 . Cross Country 4 Memories: Remember how life was so much easier when you were younger? Ambitions: To be able to live a happy life Quote: Man is alone, abandoned on Earth in the midst of his infinite responsibilities, without help, with no other aim than the one he sets himself, with no other destiny than the one he forges for himself on this Earth. -Jean-Paul Sartre LMP Nicknames: Lis, Swista, Weezae. Lisey, Bob Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1 Memories: Waitsfield, parties, Egerton and Rob, Buckwheat. Gumby, and Downtown. Quote: 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 like will ever be. -Pink Floyd o Kurt Andrew Pollard Lisa Marie Potter Shane Earl Prairie SEP Nickname: Dog, Shane Dog, Dogger Memories: The good times and the bad times. But most of all my last 2 yrs spent with a special friend. Quote: The killer awoke before dawn. He put his boots on. He took a face from the ancient gallery and he walked down the hall... he went into the room where his sister lived and, then he- paid a visit to his brother, and then he walked on down the hall. He came to a door, and he looked inside. “Father. Yes son. I want to kill you. Mother, I want to ... -James Douglas Morrison. LAP Nickname: LP Quote: To reach the summit of our goals, we must first climb the mountains of our past. Lisa Ann Pratt Peter Christian Putre Michael Paul Quintin PCP Nickname: Pete, Pedro Activities: Soccer 3 . 4 Captain; Tennis 1 , 2 . 3 Captain; Track 4 . Memories: Summerin' 84— Rhein-Time!!!! Garatchkey!!!! Quote: It's in your hands, follow through right here, in front of you. Scratching the surface Saga MPQ Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Quote: Hoc unum scio: Quod fortuna fert, id feremus in aequo animo. -Terence- Holly Marie Racine Lori Anne Rahaim HMR Nickname: Pudge (Just for you JRL.) Quote: For long you live and high you fly, the smiles you give and the tears you cry, and all that you touch and all that you see is all your life will ever be.-Pink Floyd LAR Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1, 2, 3 , 4 Quote: Hold on to your dreams, don't ever give in, if you keep trying, you're going to win. Hold on to your dreams, though sometimes it's hard, just hold your head up, and reach for the stars. Hold on to your dreams, though they seem far away, and those dreams will come true, somehow, someway. Author Unknown Kimberly Eileen Rainford Richard Charles Rathbun KER Nickname: Kim Activities: Band 1; French Club 2; International Club 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Ambitions: I hope to major in elementary and middle school education and teach in foreign countries. Quote: ... If you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you shall be saved.'' Romans 10:9 |Gr RCR Rich The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes. Then steal your dreams. It's heaven and hell! -Black Sabbath Let's Party!! Angela Lane Relyea Frederick Joseph Reidy FJR Nickname: Rick Activities: Soccer 1, 2 Hockey 2 , 3 , 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 , 4 Quote: A man's most open actions have a secret side to them. -Joseph Conrad ' ALR Nickname: Ang Activities: Field Hockey 1 Basketball 1, 2 Softball 1 Quote: Sometimes the world's a storm, one day soon, the storm will pass, and all will be bright and peaceful. No more tears or pain, if you believe, look to the dawn, and fearlessly bathe, in the . . . Purple Rain -Prince Randall Scott Reynolds Theodore Paul Richardson RSR Band 1, 2, 3 M. TPR Nickname: Ted Activities: Band 1, 2, 3 Memories: I remember the York, Maine trip for band. Ambitions: Getting married and having a good life. James David Rideout MMR Nickname: Peggy, Margie. Thega Activities: Drama Club 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Supply Officer; Drill Team 1, 2 Quote: Snatching the eternal out of the desperately fleeting is the great magic trick of human existence. -T.W. I wish, I wish, that I could know the places I have yet to go, the ways I'll change, the things I'll do, the special dreams I'll make come true. I wish that I could see the life that lies ahead of me. -Unknown Good luck Andrea, Gimp, and Sue! My special thanks to Sgt. Kelly, Dr. Roberts, and Mom. -Peggy Margaret Mary Riley Eric Dean Rivers EDR Nickname: Rives Activities: Baseball 1, 2 Memories: I forgot Ambitions: I want to learn how to tie my shoes. Quote: Now that it's dark, all of your fears, like shadows creeping around. You're much too scared to look down and it's lonely out on your own. The old days are gone and they're better left alone, but I still miss you. I keep it to myself. -Genesis TER Nickname: Trish Quote: I walk by rule and measure, and incline to neither side, but take an even line. Theognis remember when: J.S., K.A., S.T, V.L., D.S., at lunch in Mr. Perry's office. BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1965! KJJ Tricia Elizabeth Robinson Linda Ann Rodes LAR Activities: Gymnastics 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Quote: From your smile I'll build a wall The tallest wall that man has know. Then I'll hide behind your smile And never be alone. -Rod McKuen (J.L.Y.-M.M.R.) JJR Jeff James Root Kelly Ann Rose KAR Nickname: Kel Ambition: To be a medical assistant and to have a good life. Quote: A carnation is a sign of friendship, a rose is a sign of love, a bird is a sign of peace, and that bird is called a dove.—SAD LMR Nickname: Lisa, Rotunda, Pasta Activities: Band 1, 2 , 3 ; Chorus 3, 4; Musical 4; A-Choir 3, 4; Memories: Remember Toronto 1983? Quote: Keep reaching for the stars, they'll never fade away. Keep your chin and your head held high and live each moment for everyday. L M R '85 Lisa Marie Rotunda Christopher Paul Roy CPR Chris, Ragu Soccer 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Track 3 . 4 ; Yearbook 4; Honor Society 3, 4 Life itself is uncertain ... we set out on tempestuous seas. -Samuel Johnson (JJC '86) RRR Nickname: Bee Memories: To Laurie and Charlie thanks for the support, let's go to Maine and see the Russians again! Quote: If you ever make me a path and expect me to follow I think I would let you down and go my own way! To the greatest parents in the world thanks for everything. Sigh! Rebecca Rachel Roy John Henry Rusin JHR Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Football 2, 3 , 4 ; Boys State; Student Council 4 JLR Nicknames: Jenni, Tweetie Activities: Flag Team 1,2 , 3 , 4 Memories. Exchange concert in Tornoto Ambitions: After design school I want to be an interior decorator. Someday I will also ride in and maybe own a hot-air balloon. Quote: Hold onto your dreams don't ever give in. if you keep trying you're going to win. Hold onto your dreams though sometimes it's hard, just hold your head up and reach for the stars. Hold onto your dreams though they seem far away, and those dreams will come true somehow, someday! Jennifer Lynn Russell Timothy Daniel Ryan Stephanie Anne Sanders k ay TDR Nickname: Tim, Fryan Quote: Never surrender' it's easier said then done but you've got to finish what's already begun. -Triumph SAS Activities. Tennis 2, 3 , 4 ; Student Council 2; Yearbook 2; International Club 3, 4 Memories: P.W., Virgin Islands '84, J.F.R. 4 13 84 Deanna Leanne Santaw Theresa Ann Scampoli DLS Nickname: Dean, Dino Memories: Eating lunch in Mr. Perry's office with K.A., J.S., T.R., V.L. and S.T. Ambitions: Success Quote: To be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing its best. Night and day, to make you everybody else— means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can TAS Nickname: Tess Activities: Tennis 2, 3 , 4 ; International Club 4 Quote: There is a certain distance at which each person we know is naturally placed from us. It varies with each, and we must not attempt to alter it. We may clasp him who is close, and we are not to pull closer him who is more remote.-Rutherford Katherine M. Scholan Yvonne Miriam Schwank KMS Kate, Skate Student Council 2,3, 4; Sec Treas of Student Council 4; Track; Field Hockey If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now 'cause there's too many places I've got to see. -Lynard Skynard Summerin' 84-Alive! Ya'Sou!! YMS Nickname: Yvonne Ambitions: Someday in the near future I hope to become a world champion figure skater Quote: How high I aim. how much I see, how far I reach depends on me. LLS Nickname: Tinker Toy LA-LO Memories; I will remember the people that I met this year even a few teachers that 1 have had through the school year. In the future I want to get married and live on a new earth with all my friends so they can be happy And I want to be one of God's people. And have kids of my own. I want to dedicate myself and my life to God. KMS Nickname: Pooky Activities: Friend 1, 2, 3 , 4 Quote: Forever, Good friends are forever, They never fade. Whenever I'm lonely, whenever I think I'm the only one who cries. You feel my tears, I need to share. All of my joys and all of my cares. With you, because you are my friend. Together good friends stay together. Whether we re far or near, you always hear my call. What I'm trying to say is, though we re apart you're in my heart to stay. You are my friend. -A Friend Best Wishes my friends. Live for tomorrow- Love Pooky Laura Lee Seals Kenneth Michael Seddon TAS Activities: Drama 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; International Club 3, 4; Writer's Forum 4, National Honor Society 3, 4; Classics Club 1,2,3,4 Ainsi... II faut cultiver notre jardin. -Voltaire JLS Activities: Flag Team 1, 2 , 3 Co-Captain 3; Key Club 4; VICA 4; Ski Club 4 Memories: Toronto. It doesn't matter who you were when you first walked through the door, just who you are now. Don't judge someone on past experiences, keep the past just where it belongs. A special thanks to all my friends who made these past four years enjoyable. Tara Anne Selby Janet Louise Seuling NMS Nickname: Tasha Activities: Skiing, Cycling, Country Music Ambitions: Hope to care for young children. PJS Nickname: Trash Quote: How much longer will it take For the world to see? We should learn to live And simply let it be. - Judas Priest DAS Nickname: Debby, Deb Activities: JROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Classics Club 3. 4; Track 3. 4 Quote: Only as high as I reach can I grow; Only as far as I seek can I go; Only as deep as I look can I see; Only as much as I dream can I be. -Karen Ravn Patrick J. Smullen Debra Ann Soter PJS Nickname: Pam Activities: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Flag team 2; Yearbook 3; Drama 3; VICA 4 Memories: I'll always remember the great years at E.J.H.S. and all the fun with my friends and a special bear . Ambitions: Go to college, become an elementary teacher and teach younger children the importance of education. Quote: The years have passed fast. The time is very near to say goodbye to all my friends. I wish you all good luck in your lives and remember to follow your dreams wherever they lead. P.J.S. MJS Nickname: Staff Activities Baseball 1, 2. 3 , 4 . Ambitions: Someday 1 hope to be in California making 1000 dollars a day and buying anything I want. Quote: I'm young. I'm wild, and I'm free. -Triumph Pamela Julia Soutiere Michael J. Stafford iD JS Nickname: Jess Activities: Basketball 1, 2: Volleyball 3; Ski Club in Germany Memories: Skiing the Swiss and Austrian Alps; Living in Germany for two years. Quote: You give of your possessions, but it is when you give of yourself that you truly give!! IES Nickname: Renie Activities: Tennis 1. 2 , 3 , 4 ; Spanish Club 2; International Club 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4 Quote: To dream of the person you would like to be ... is to waste the person you are . Bancroft Jessica Stanion Irene Elizabeth Steiner Michelle Cecilie Stern David Warren Stone MCS Nickname: Californian Memories: My first winter with snow! Learning to ski. New people, friends, you were totally awesome! Ambitions: To lead a happy and fulfilling life. Quote: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. -Robert Frost- DWS Nickname: Stoney Activities: Soccer 1; Photography Club 4 Quote: Why Study?? When you go to learn, if you go to learn, you've got to study. The more you study, the more you know. The more you know, the more you can forget. The more you can forget, the more you do forget. The more you do forget, the less you know. SO WHY STUDY!! Good luck to all in the future! JOS' Brian J. Supple Scott Winfield Tandy BJS Activities: Wrestling 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Honor Society 3, 4 Memories: Montreal ... 5 Wild and Crazy Seniors; The Whiner Quote: People asking questions lost in confusion Well, I tell them there's no problem, only solutions Well, they shake their heads and look at me as if I've lost my mind I tell them there's no hurry . . . I'm just sitting here doing time. -John Lennon SWT Nickname: Scwatch Thoughts: Take life seriously; sometimes. Thanks to all my friends! Jeffrey Peter Tardif Pamela Jo Taylor JT Quote: Get yourself a cooler Lay yourself low. Schools out baby We've got nothing to show, Pick an occupation. You can't find one around. Pack up your bags We're going to blow this town. PJT Nickname Pam, PJ, Slam Activities: Softball 1; Chorus 1, 3; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Drama 1, 2. 3, 4 Quote: None of us is born the same, we don't know why, it's the way we came. Every heart beats a little differently, each soul is free to find its way, like a river that winds its way to the sea. For life is a journey, and with every turn we re learning more. There are many roads to go and they go by many names. They don't all go the same. And I have a feeling that we ll meet some day where the roads come together up the way. —Paul Cowlell JRT Nickname: RJ; Luther Hockey 3, 4 , % Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ; KLT Nicknames: Kris, KT Activities: Track and Field 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Yearbook 3, 4; International Club 3,4; Girls State 3 The Bambino Sisters-Heeey! Ambitions: To be happy, successful, and rich with a house in Stockholm, Stowe, Boston, and St. Tomas (B.V.I) Ah life,Let it begin! Kirsten Lee Thompson James Robert Thackston DRT Activities: No, thanks. I already have enough. Memory: Playing poker in an elevator (Up . .. Down . . . Up . . . Down) Quotes: ZZZZZZZZZZZ -Me in Math Class. There's a king on a throne with his eyes torn out, There's a blind man looking for a shadow of doubt. -Sting That's a literary allusion'' -Mr. Bosworth But it's my destiny to be the king of pain . . . -Sting SDT Nicknames: Steph, Steffie, Stroke He seemed like a nice guy! If I have said one cheering word or done a helpful deed If I have soothed one rocky path or filled a special need If I eased one doubt or fear or chased one cloud away If my smile or laugh has brought some happiness, then I lived well today. -Unknown We walked in the rain on the beach in Bermuda! -Sam Kouk Adios Kiddo on Derek Reid Touw Stephanie Dawn Tromblee TMT Nickname: Tammy Memories: Stephen, Mark Quote: A single rose could be my garden, A single friend my world. A TMT Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3 , 4 Memories: Remember when Essex beat Midd-lebury 1-0, and we were the 1982 Field Hockey State Chapions! Quote: To laugh, to love, to live and sing, oh yes, even to cry. These simple gifts of freedom I will treasure til I die. Tamara Marie Trono Tina Marie Truax MET Nickname: Mike Memories: To see everyone grow up so fast and graduate. Ambitions: To go to college, major in Business, and make some money. Quote: When you see people from the past, smile! tf £T SAT Activities: Soccer 1,2; Tennis 2, 3, 4 ; International Club 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 4 Quote: Happiness is friendship and I couldn't be happier. Shari Ann Turner SLT Nickname: Spacy, Sid Activities: International Club; Yearbook Memories: Lunch in Mr. Perry's office with J.S., K.A., V.L., T.R., D.S. .. . Quote: Nothing worse could happen to one than to be completely understood . . . -Carl Jung MWV Nickname: Missy Activities: Drama 3 Memories: All the great times I had with my friends. Ambitions: To follow my dreams and to find someone special. Then go to college and become a teacher. Quote: I've had four great years. I'm really going to miss all my friends, but we must go on with our lives and so I say Goodbye and wish you all Goodluck in the Future. M.W.V. Stacy Lee Tuure Michelle Wells Valley PAV Memories: My memories go on and on and on ... . Ambitions: I plan on spending the rest of my life the way I want. Also opening a Beauty Shop with my best friend Barb Miller after graduating from VT School of Cosmetology. Quote: We re the Class of 1985 and we're proud to be alive. -P.A.V. Quote: Where there's a will there's a way. B.J.M. g A GCV Nickname: Pedro, Beanpicker, Sanchez Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Track and Field 1, 2 . 3 , 4 ; Ski Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement. Quote: Along the coast road, by the headland The early lights of winter glow I'll pour a cup to you my darling Raise it up -say Cheerio. -Jethro Tull Paula Ann Varney Garrett Cecil Velasquez JRW Nickname: The Wad, Wads, Beaver Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; ROTC 1, 2,3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Cross Country Skiing 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Quote: So if you think your life is complete confusion 'cause your neighbors got it made. Just remember, please, it's a grand illusion and deep inside we're all the same. -Styx RAW Mickname: K Wall Memories: There are too many to tell! Ambitions: To live a happy life with my one and only and hopefully to figure out where Stacy is really coming from. Quote: I never thought I'd get tired of playing games, oh, but I've been holding back too long. Now the time has come, gonna get it right. Now is the time to show them all they're wrong. -Phil Collins Me and my R.C. TJW Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2 , 3 ; Gymnastics I . 2 , 3 ; Track 1 , 2 ; Quote: The past must never be forgotten for it was the past that brought us to the present. The present must never be overlooked for it's what we learn now that will guide us to our future. If we deal with reality in the present we canlive today to it's fullest. By living today to it's fullest the future will give us our hopes and dreams. Thanks to all that have and still are helping my hopes and dreams become reality. Good Luck To All! LJW Quote: Sweet memories flashing very quickly by, reminding me, giving me a reason why I know that my goal is more than a thought. I'll be there when I teach what I've been taught. -Rush 2112 wp REW ALW Nickname: Swaim Activities: Basketball 1,2; Soccer 1,2, 3 , 4 ; Tennis 1, 2 . 3 . 4 ; Girls State 3, International Club 4; Ski Club Memories: D2 OSH VICTORY HUNG CHUNGH OJI-FIGLEASCO RPIONSNY PAT AND MATT SZUBSSWT KAHHBIB JAKE MAMAN1CY REMING MUDBTCPCB ITTWINS BOGUS RED PEAR QUARY 4 SMBI EVEP POOL 10 S GENESIS BRUCE BSKI BEAR MOLGOLL BJLB MALEX TRUNB SON MCROIER DEMINI TEW TOWER SNEAKER NOT WELEN DMISU You say you're tired and you just want to close your eyes and follow your dreams down. We made a promise we swore we d always remember -No retreat. No surrender . . -Springsteen Trade Jean Ward Amy Lynne Wells James Roland Wadleigh Jr. Raymond Edward Weed Kimberly Ann Wallis Lori Jean Washburn CFW Nickname: Chuck, Raoul Activities: Tennis 1, 2 , 3 . 4 ; Cross Country 2, 3, 4 ; Band 1; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambitions: I will become a pilot through the U.S. Military. Quote: You're reaching deep inside you for things you've never known It's been tough, rough goin' But you haven't gone along. -Jake Holmes 1 Mitchell Royce Wheeler Ron Louis Weston RLW MRW Nickname: Wheels Activities: Football 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Wrestling 1 , 2 , 3 . A Quote: Don't point the finger at me I am only a rat in a maze like you And only the dead go free So . . please hold my hand As we blunder through the maze And remember Nothing can grow without rain. James William White TBW JWW Activities: Football; Track Quote: Many times I've lived And Many times I've listened Many times I've wondered How much there is to know Mellow is the man who knows what he's been missing Many many men can see the open roads. -Led Zeppelin Swamlmh Gymnas,ics2 'r'4‘;Track 1-2'3 . • Those Sphering rose ° thorns will ave n0 success in Cf -' 1‘Clacc lC b.nalme: Deen, Weiner Activities: Student Council CL-, i 1CjS football Cheerleading 2; Track 3; Hockey r ___°.a ln8 3 , 4 : International Club 4; Key Club 4 3 , 4 ; International Club 4; Key Club 4 s not that you succeed that counts; rather, that you Quote: It give f1 y°ur best effort. Nadine Marie Wichern Kenneth Alfred Wiggin KAW CAW Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Basketball 1, 2; Golf 3, 4 ; Baseball 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Math League 3, 4; Computer League 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; AFJROTC 1, 2, 3, 4 $$$ Memories: Remember the St. Johnsbury penalty shootout It is an undoubted truth that the less one has to do, the less time one finds to do it in. One yawns, one procrastinates, one can do it when one will, and therefore one seldom does it at all.'' -Lord Chesterfield Craig Alan Wilcox Michael Eric Willard y r MEW Nickname: Little Willard Activities: Gymnastics 1, 3, 4 Quote: Make life worth dying for, run to the hills and stay away from the pills. LMW Soccer 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Basketball 1, 2 ; Softball 1, 2 , 3 , 4 Hey Chica! My inheritance- Cathy's locker! Amy me no be late! Partying § '82 '83 X-mas ball '84 prom! Amy- what prom?! All those Hungry Baby Rabbits! Thanx for CB Don-na!-Ride the sky forever! Montreal anyone? I LOVE TO! Someday we ll get to that place where we really wanna go and we ll walk in the sun ... Beach parties! Here's to health, Here's to wealth, May you never doubt yourself. There's just one thing I have to say, Goodbye- Take care. We're on our way . . . LMW Lisa Marie Williams Vickie Marie Wilson VMW Nickname: VIC Ambitions: My ambition is to become a police officer and move to California. Quote: Almost anything you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it anyways. -Mohands K. Ghandi William Walter Winter Karen Ann Wood RAW Nickname: Poncho, Wood Quote: A wae upon you, men O' State, That brethren rouse in deadly hate! As ye mak monie a found heart mourn, Sae may it on your heads return! How can your flinty hearts enjoy, The window's tears, the orphan's cry? But soon may peace bring happy days. And willie hame tae logan braes! -Robert Burns ECW Quote: I am a part of all that I have met; Yet all experience is an arch where through Gleams that untravelled world whose margin fades Forever and forever when I move. -Alfred Lord Tennyson Elizabeth Catherine Wright Micheal Anthony Wright WEW Quote: You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you just might find, you get what you need. -Rolling Stones Tank vad livet ar for en borda. Ratt vad man ligger dar och har Det gott skall man upp och ha mat! Warren Edgar Wulff Tamra Noel Yandow William Scott Yandow TNY Nickname: Tammy, Sam, War Class Secretary 3, 4 decisions, decisions . . . ? summerin '84-. alive!! Here comes the sun!! Bermuda '84 May God bless and keep you always May your wishes all come true May you always do for others And let others do for you May you build a ladder to the stars And climb on every rung May you stay forever young- Bob Dylan YA SOU!!! WSY Nickname: Bill Memories: The parties in the past 4 years have been great memories. Ambitions: To go to college for 2 years and then on to Wyoming Tech, for 1 year. Hopefully I'll own an autobody shop someday. Quote: It's been such a long time, I think I should be going, now time doesn't wait for me, it keeps on going, so long, on a distant highway, I've got to keep on chasing a dream. I've got to be on my way. -Boston Richard Scott Yates Cynthia Ann Young RSY Nickname: Rick Activities: Varsity Soccer 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 3, 4 CAY Nickname: Cindy Activities: Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Classics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Math League 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Memories: The computer room, seeing Chariots of Fire, Andy, the yearbook room Quote: Credula vitam spes fovet et melius eras fore semper dicit. Credulous hope supports our life, and always says that tomorrow will be better. -Tibullus Quos amor verus tenuit, tenebit. Those whom true love has held, it will go on holding. -Seneca Alexander S. Zeller Peter Bascom Young PBY Nickname: Pete Activities: Band 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Chorus 3, 4; VICA 4; Cross-country 1 Memories: Remember facing the administration after Toronto Quote: All things shall perish from under the sky, music alone shall live never to die ASZ Special Thanks to Becky Grimm and her staff for their hard work that made this section possible. Their dedication is appreciated! AM2 Activities: Softball 1; Soccor 2; Hockey Cheerleading 3 , 4 To all my closest friends; Steffie, Amy, Libby, Jenny, Beth, Whitney, Sharon, Thank you for everything, all the good times and being there through the bad. I'll miss you! Chris-There's too much to say, but you already know it all. Remember . . . More than a feeling! Though long you live and high you fly. Smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry. All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be.” -Pink Floyd Also in the Class of '85 Todd Robert Aiken Joseph Earl Bessette Tim Francis Charland Tom Joseph Charland Amanda Fay Gifford Francese Irene Henry Reginald Phillip LaFrance Laurie Anne LaHaie Dayle Patricia Main Tina Marie Mott Eric William Myers Kim-nga Thi Nguyen James Finst Reiss Michael Lee Richer Robert Richard Underwood Stacey Lynn Viele Thomas Matthew Wagner Colleen Margaret Walker Joan M. Wanser John Aden Whitten Ann Marie Zeno Lauri Avolizi Jim MacIntyre Class Preppies Philip Landler, Whitney Ailing Class Brains Cindy Young, Shaun Kirby Friendliest Matt Euber, Donna Sue Moquin Ann Zeno, John Hoehl Best Hair Class Mouths Rob Donahue, Karyn Bovia Craig Monroe, Tara Selby Peter Putre, Emily Harding Favorite Underclassmen Liz Martin, Serge Olszanskij Dave Pennycook, Steph Trombley Class Jocks Sandy Lowther, Bart Couture Best Smile Laurie Avolizi, Matt Euber Most Likely to Succeed Beth Wright, Jeff Cashman Kate Scholan, Philip Landler Charlene Garrison, Brian Supple Emily Harding, Rob Donahue Pam Gomez, John Minadeo Dianne Cutler, David DesRoches Sandy Lowther, Nato Most Spirited Brooke Blanchard, Marty Lucenti Class Partiers Debbie Fausel, Tim Engelberth Best Bodies Holly Racine, Jim Reiss Autograph I, Melodie Bassett, being of semisound mind and body do hereby bequeath my first period study hall and honor pass for being late to school to Bruce Alan Perry. I, Karen Benjamin, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath my grades to my brothers, Steve, Jeff, and Tim, in hopes that they will use them wisely. I, Jacques-Bruno, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath to Mr. J. for the last time, this final work- Yupper! 1, Eric Casler, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath good luck and my best wishes to my sister Lisa for her next three years at Essex. I, Laura L. Cunningham, being of relatively sound mind and bpdy do hereby bequeath AP English, a certain week in Washington, a McDonald's uniform, and college applictions (good luck!) to Tracey J. Potter. 1, Dianne Cutler, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath my gum collection to Bob Jackson. 1, Tim Cutler, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath my great sense of humor to Ian Campbell, because no one should go through school without a laugh. I, Rob Donahue, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath all my argyle socks, playboy wears, and hub caps to Kent Donohue. I, Salli Donovan, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath 7 bottle caps, an empty Gin bottle and all my bunny hop records to Michelle Sweet. I, Robert Gaskins, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath Ranger Rick, Chops the Beaver, and Boba Fett to Lisa Avolizi. I, Emily Harding, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the pleasure of being a Hung Chung twin rejoicing with a B P to any B, F, H. I, Mark L. Korey, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath all the lights, switches, and yells in the auditorium to Roger Drury and Duff Soderburg. I, Carmen Laberge, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath any talents which I may possess to my sister Kim. I, Tonya L LaFountaine, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath my used pencils and note books to Sandra Lynn LaFountaine (My sister). I, Janet L. Martin, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath all the teachers at EJHS, tests, quizes and anything else he doesn't want to my brother David Allen Martin. I, Donna Sue Moquin, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath my seat on the girls Varsity Soccer team to my little brother Jason. I, Kelli Mongeon, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath my high heels and support girdle to Mr. Nelligan. I, Cathy Morris, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the best of luck in everything he does to my brother, Ray. I, Sue Neill, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath my. quietness to Shon Pasell. I, John O'Kane, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath memories of our great times together-past, present, and future to Kim Bessette. I, .Nato (Nato Orshan), being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath my brother, Garbriel Orshan to the high school. I, Peter Putre, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath all the awesome times of my senior year to Kim Bessette. I, Tricia Robinson, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath lots of love and best of luck in his senior year to Kevin Campbell. I, Lisa Rotunda, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath a great 3 years, wild parties and morning hangovers, and revenge I never sought out to my brother Thomas Rotunda, and I bequeath an intercom system to Leslie Morcomb. I, Jennifer Russell, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath a fantastic senior year filled with lots of terrific times and great memories to both Lynn Wadsworth and Tim Chamberlin;- I, Tara Selby, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath unlimited use of the telephone to Tova! I, Pam Soutiere, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath my cool temper and smile to Debbie Soutiere. I, Pamela Jo Taylor, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath my undone homework and the privilege of cutting in line to Erica Edson my drama experiences to Steve St. Onge. I, J. R. Thackston, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath all the beer that I could not consume during the summer after graduation to Susan Willey. I, Amy Wells, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the Pleasure of being a Hung Chung twin rejoicing with a B and P to any B. F. H. I, Nadine Wichern, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath my great charm and cunning way with teachers to Chris Sasso. I, Karen Wood, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath my admiration of G. Gordon Liddy and Richard Nixon to Mr. Nelligan. I, Cynthia Ann Young, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath wishes of happiness and success to my sister, Lisa and my Calculus notes to Jill B. We, Kate Scholan, Lauri Avolizi, and Ann Mendicino, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath our finger cymbols, our navel jewelry and our love to Jim Lamberti, our sheik. I, The Kwisatz Haderach, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath The Ravi Legacy to Serge, The Favorite underclassman. We, The 1984 Field Hockey Team, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the best of luc throughout the 1985 season to The 1985 Field Hockey Team. We, The Latin IV class, being of sound mind and body do hereby be-_ queath Vergil's Aeneid, that endless epic which enriched our lives and enlightened us ad infinitum to the Lat-_ in III class. 1. Becky Grimm 2. John Hoehl 3. Beth Wright 4. Dianne Cutler 5. Eric Casler 6. Jim White 7. Lisa Potter 8. Tammy Yandow 9. Cindy Young 10. Lilly Mennitt 11. Kim Rainford 12. Kelli Mongeon 13. Pam Taylor I. Jill Lanpher 2. Marianne Moser 3. Emily Harding 4. Stacy Bouldin 5. Cindy Nelligan 6. Peggy Riley 7. Judith Cronan 8. Lori Ra-haim 9. 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Bigglestone, President Congratulations To The Class Of '85 Workman FUNERAL HOME 4 68 PINECREST DRIVE P.O. BOX 5250 • ESSEX JUNCTION, VT 05452 JOHN D. WORKMAN DAVID MODICA THOMAS SENECAL (802) 879-9477 Autographs High school is a time of transition. Transition from not only from Basic Education to Specialized Education, but also a transition from our private little worlds where nothing can touch us to the realization that there is a vast world around us. A world that seems very cruel and unforgiving much of the time. We start learning of other people's problems and it makes ours diminish in comparison. Our television, radio, and newspapers don't do much to brighten up our views of the world. Lets hope we can make our own happiness amidst a world which sometimes seems to be falling apart. -A.W.M. Jackson Wins Release of 22 U.S. Prisoners By BETTY ANNE WILLIAMS told reporters. th Atftooatod Pr ss He and Castro announced their HAVANA — The Rev. Jesse agreement in 10 areas at a dramatic Jackson won the imminent release of news conference held in Cuba’s Pal-22 Americans held in Cuban jails in ace of the Revolution shortly after wide-ranging discussions with Presi- midnight. dent Fidel Castro but the Reagan Asked about Jackson’s proposal administration Wednesday appeared for ndhnal dipi0matic relations and to rule out Jacksons initiative on about his invitation to Castro to visit normalizing b.S.-Cuban relations. thc United states, White House The prisoners, most of them spokesman Larry Speakes said: jailed on charges related to drug “W'e’d like to see some concrete trafficking, are to ny home with examples of a change in behavior on Jackson when the Democratic presi- part 0f the Cubans” before enter-dential candidate returns to the Unit- taming such proposals. Death Toll Passes 1,000 In India Poison Gas Leak By HARBAKSH SING.i NANDA Th® Assoootod Press BHOPAL. India — The poison gas leak from a pesticide plant has killed 1.000 people, doctors said Tuesday, and many of the survivors in this central Indian city are threatened by blindness and sterility. Fla. Man Held in Abortion Bombings WASHINGTON (AP) - A 21-year-old man was arrested Sunday and charged in four 1984 bombings of abortion facilities in Pensacola, Fla., federal officials ss’.rf Ferraro Begins Historic Quest 'Vice President’ ...‘It Has Such A Nice Ring to It’ Officials Defend Church Raid as ‘Routine’ By LESLIE BROWN fr«« Prett Copilot Bvroou WATERBURY - State officials ardently defended their incursion into the Northeast Kingdom Community Church, contending Monday that the constitutional rights of small children and not those of religious extremists were foremost in their minds when they decided to launch the controversial raid. John O’Donnell, deputy secretary of the Agency of Human Services, and John Uurchard, commissioner of the Social and Rehabilitation Services Department, also said the raid Friday was a routine legal procedure unprecedented only in size. About 50 state troopers swarmed Island Rond in the northeastern corner of the stale Friday morning and ushered 112 children and their parents to Newport in an attempt to examine the children for signs of abuse and begin, if necessary, child abuse pr« ce«. Jin-s. The RcicI at SsSand Pond VERMONT OFFICIALS SOUGHT advice from Michigan authorities who succeeded last year in removing 66 children from a radical Christian cult ....................................Pago 7 A VERMONTERS HOLD widely divergent views on the question of whether state officials were justified in raiding the homes of church members.Pag© 1 B THE RAID on the Northeast Kingdom Community Church raises serious constitutional questions. An editorial...........................Pago 1 OA Vermonters Open Hearts To African Famine Victims By DEBORAH SCHOCH fr— Pr � � Staff Writer The gifts were not wrapped in colorful paper and shiny ribbon. They will not be opened this morning under a Vermont-grown Christmas tree. These presents were checks, dollar bills and even the coins that one girl emptied from her piggybank. Their destination is the famine-ravaged regions of Africa where millions of people face death by hunger. Vermont Elects Kunin 1 st Woman Governor 90,000 Bid Farewell To 23rd Olympiad By TIMOTHY HARPER Th« Associated Press LOS ANGELES — In a dramatic finale. Portugal’s Carlos Lopes won the last gold medal of the Summer Games Sunday night, breaking an Olympic marathon record in front of a cheering crowd of 90,000 bidding a festive farewell to the 23rd Olympiad. American diver Greg Lougams emerged from the pool dripping gold earlier Sunday to give the United States a record gold total. Swimmer Tracie Ruiz and equestrian Joe Fargis added two more victories Sunday afternoon, giving American athletes 83 gold medals. Vt. License Plates Sport New Logo Arms Talks Set to Start By DAVID MASON A. Gromyko arrive in Geneva today Th Associated Prert for the first nuclear arms discussions GENEVA, Switzerland — U S. between the superpowers since the Secretary of State George P. Shultz Russians abandoned long-range mis-and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei sile talks here 13 months ago 3 Die in Amtrak Derailment Road Bed Gives Way, Dumping Passenger Train Into T iuddy Ravine U.S. Says Star Wars Won’t Be Bargaining Chip By BARRY SCHWE1D The Associated Press WASHINGTON — The Reagan administration all but ruled out negotiations over its controversial Star Wars anti-missile program Thursdiy, setting up a potential roadblock in arms control talks with the Soviet Union. Miss America To Lose Crown For Posing Nude New PG-13 Rating Unveiled With Release of ‘Red Dawn’ Reagan Plugs for Uniform Drinking Age By ANN DEVROY Gannett News Service ORADELL, N.J. — President Reagan said Wednesday that because teenage drunk driving “is much more than just a state problem, it’s a national tragedy” he now supports penalizing states that refuse to raise their drinking age to 27 trapped by fre in Utah mine Special for USA TODAY ORANGEVILLE, Utah — Efforts to rescue 27 people trapped by a coal mine fire continue today — with hopes pinned on a 500-foot-deep air hole being drilled to the safety chamber where officials think the miners may still be alive. The group — 26 men and one woman — has been trapped since 9:30 p.m. Wednesday when a fire erupted in conveyor belt equipment about a mile inside the Wilberg Mine. Those trapped include at least two Emery Mining executives who went inside the mine to cheer on workers attempting to break a 24-hour coal-production world record. De Lorean Acquitted on All Counts By LINDA DEUTSCH The Associated Press LOS ANGELES — A federal jury acquitted John Z. De Lorean of all eight counts in a $24 million cocaine conspiracy indictment Thursday, finding that the government entrapped him in a sting” with the promise of money to save his failing automobile company. Reagan Wins in Massive Landslide; Governor’s Race Too Close to Call George Aiken Is Dead at 92 By DEBORAH SCHOCH jj ff Prmit StoH Wnttf George David Aiken, former Ver- mier statesman, died Monday morning in Montpelier. He was 92. 1 i 1 What It's Like The yearbook staff works frantically to meet their deadlines. Many times artwork, pictures, writeups, and many other things needed to be found just to finish the pages in time. The staff must organize underclassmen and senior pictures, senior question-aires, club pictures, superlative voting and pictures, just to construct the book while simultaneously try- ing to make enough money to stay out of debt. This year, a color section, the vocational, and the academic section have been added to include as many of the students of the school as possible. The staff has worked very hard to make this book the best ever. I hope you, the students, teachers, and staff at EJHS cherish this yearbook of 1985. Cindy Young Co-Editor Back row from 1. to r. Vicki Findlay, Pam Taylor, Laura Cunningham, Jim White, Rebecca Grimm, Marianne Moser, Sharon Fitzgibbons, Karen Benjamin, Warren Wulff, Tom Juvan. Middle row Amy Fraizer, Lisa Williams, Michele Powers, Sue Pietryka, Laura Riley. Julie Culver, Tova Selby, Monika Zehle, Lisa Young, Tonya Zelhe, Heather Flaker, Alicia Staffier, Sharon White, Beth Wright. Front row Cindy Young, Charlene Garrison. Antony Galbraith, Lisa Casler, Shellic Thomas, Kim Rainford, Kr ista Marzewski, Catherine Laurent. Christine Laurent. Eric Casler. JOB NUMBER 41466 PG_______ POS _____ Co-Editors: Eric Casler and Cindy Young Advertisements: Christine Laurent, Catherine Laurent, Warren Wulff, Lisa Casler, Vicki Findlay, and Krista Marzewski. Art. Lisa Williams and John Marquardt. Clubs Academics: Karen Benjamin and Sharron Fitqgibbons. Faculty: Kim Rainford, Shellie Thomas, Tom Juvan, and Becky Robinson. Photography: Kirsten Thompson, Sharon White Senior Section: Becky Grimm, Marianne Moser, Dianne Maillet, Laura Cunningham, Pam Taylor, Charlene Garrison, Jim White. Special Events: Amy Fraizer and Pam Taylor. Sports: Beth Wright and Cindy Wright. Underclassmen: Lisa Young, Julie Culver, Tova Selby. Michele Powers, Sue Pietryka, Laura Riley, Tonya Zehle, Monika Zehle, and Alicia Staffier. Vocational: Vicki Findlay. Editorial Staff: Back L. to R. Karen Benjamin, Kim Rainford, Cindy Young, Eric Casler, Lisa Young, Beth Wright, Vicki Findlay. Front L. to R. Becky Grimm, Amy Frazier, Lisa Wiliams. Remember These Where Are The Pictures? of Kn owltdae. YEARBOOK STAFF ESSEX JUNCTION EDUCATIONAL CENTER ESSEX JUNCTION. UERMONT 05452 wr ■ (802)879-7121 Mrs. Provoncha Mark Saks Mr. Sanborn Mrs. Sargent Mr. Soderberg Mrs. Brown Dave Eaton Bev Gonyeau Bob Jackson Mrs. Kelly and Maintenance Crew Melodie Pelkey Mr. Perry Mr. Sargent Now that my duties as Co-Editor are coming to an end, I often think of the moments of this year that were filled with hard work, frustrating times, feelings of acomplishment, and fun. Many people have helped me through this enormous project. My teachers, my friends, the section editors and their staffs, and especially my family all shared in my success, yet also supported me through some of the hardest times of my life. Without these people I couldn't have survived through the rough spots that seemed to arise when I couldn't handle them. I am filled with much graditute for my teachers, Mrs. Chaffee, Mr. Franken-burg, Mrs. Rich, and Mr. Walcott; my guidance counselor, Mr. Happy; my friends, Andy, Becky, Beth, Charlene, Christine, Karen, Kim, Kristen, Michael, Nate, Sharon, and Tara; my wonderful family. Mom, Dad, David, Lisa, and Max who took the time to worry about me. I have come to realize that many people really do care. Even though there were times that I felt as though my world was falling apart, the understanding and caring of people overshadow those times. Thank you to the people who made my year as Co-Editor successful! 1 truely appreciate your help. Cindy Young Cindy Young and Eric Casler. As my Senior year comes to an end, I find myself looking back on the four years I have spent here at the high school. 1 see good times and bad times, happy times and sad times, and fun times as well as some not-so-fun times. Feelings of accomplishment and also frustration accompany these rememberances, but the good times and feelings stand out most of all. Many people have helped me greatly along the way, and I would like to thank those following and any I may have forgotten: Mr. Coggio-fox being a great friend and always listening; all of my teachers-for putting up with me and allowing me to perform my duties as Co-Editor; the various academic departments, especially the Foreign Language Dept.-for putting up with all the racket and allowing us to use the Yearbook Room during school hours; my family-fox understanding and support in times of need; all my friends, who made my four years fun, exciting, and worth remembering for years to come. Thanks and Good Luck Jo you a.]1 in the future! Eric Casler Latin Day Lives On On Thursday, March 14, 1985, the Ninth Annual Vermont Latin Day was celebrated in the Patrick Gymnasium at the University of Vermont, sponsored by the UVM Classics Department and the VCLA. More than 700 high school students and teachers from 18 Vermont schools attended the festivities. A series of three probationes for Juniors (1st 2nd year Latin) and Seniors (3rd 4th year) were conducted. Those who won blue ribbons in the first heat: Mt. Mansfield Union, South Burlington High, Essex Junction Educational Center, and Montpelier High. In the third heat, Seniors from Essex jr______________________ Junction, Burlington, and Lamoille Union were the blue ribbon winners. In the Certamen, Essex Junction and Mt. Mansfield Junior teams took first and second place respectively; in the senior group Essex Junction again took top honors. Skits based on the themes in Ovid's Metamorphoses were interspersed through these contests. There had to be a metamorphosis in two senses: from the Ovid story to the 20th century and from someone or something into someone or something else. Essex Junction won 2nd Honorable Mention. There were also exhibits from five schools, and the judges had a very difficult time deciding the winners. First prize went to Essex Junction. Top: Jennifer Couture and Rachel Dewees Middle right: Alysoh Gil hoi ley Left: Paula Eddy Participants: Karen Abair, Todd Aiken, Diane Alberghini, Asiat Ali, Kauen Allard, Stephen Allen, Frederick Anderson, Keith Bigelow, Katherine Blanchette, Beylan Brown, Sarah Buell, Barbara Bloschies, Linda Bloschies, Sue Bigelow, Chris Bousquet, Derek Bratek, Suzanne Ballard, Bill Badger, Jeff Berard, Mike Brown, Kimberly Bartholomew, Daniel Bean, Amy Belval, Kenneth Boucher, Jennefer Boucher, Michelle Brayson, Tina Burnett, Ian Campbell, Gregory Chase, John Chase, Tammy Chase, Timothy Clark, Kevin Collins, Andrew Coutu, Laura Cunningham, Laura Cusson, Lydia Caise, Jennifer Cross, Kim Costello, Elizabeth Cunningham, Scott Carroll, Buu Chau, Deborah Canty, Amanda Casazza, Martin Cravener, Dianne Cutler, Christopher Dawson, Dennis DeYoung, Michael Dicicco, Kent Donahue, Geoffrey Duke, Angela Duquette, Kari Gilmond, Ronald Graiko, Errikka Gautesen, Alyson Gilhooley, Vicki Gentes, Angela Gervais, Karen Gilmond, Leslie Goldring, Tracy Giroux, Pamela Gomez, Karen Geiger, Rebecca Grimm, Hillary Erston, Valerie Frost, Paula Eddy, Tim Emond, April Emmons, Julie Erdelyi, Stacey Fletcher, Eric Flint, Melissa Harper, Michael Howrigan, Debra Hayes, Gina Halpin, Kristy Hazard, Eugene Humphrey, Lisa Hammond, Julie Hebert, Terry Hopper, Timothy Haddock, Kresta Hamel, Wendy Hoffman, Ellen Holsopple, Linda Irish, Amy Ingram, Sarah Johnson, Jackie Kuney, Rod Kelley, Shaun Kirby, Tobias Knapp, James Lamberti, Gregg Lyon, Sandy Lowther, Holly Lombardi, Sandy LaFountain, Scott LaFrance, Robin La-Fountain, Donn Lang, David Lang, Cynthia La-franee, Isabelle Lecomte, Renee Longchamp, Richard Magnuson, Diane Mail let, Leif Marcus-sen, Susan McEwing, Jennifer McHone, Darryl Montague, Leslie Morcombe, Ellen Norris, John Marquardt, Donna Moquin, Andy Meyers, Lien Morgan, Kathy Morizio, Kim Martin, Amy Matthews, Vicki McClure, Michelle Nolan, Cynthia Nelligan, Debra Nelligan, Jennifer Overton, Nate Orshan, Charlene Orton', Alan Perry, Heidi Perry, Aletta Powel, Karin Pollard, Harvey Peck, Julie Pope, Allen Parker, Lisa Potter, Jodi Quesnel, Michael Quin tin, Richard Reynolds, Douglas Ro-bie, Chris Ray, Nicole Roberts, Jennifer Russell, Laura Robinson, Kelly Roche, Lisa Rotunda, Christopher Roy, Amy Scanlon, Sean Scanlon, Sarah Snyder, Jon Sylvia, Amy Shortsleeve, Colleen Shipman, Joe Smith, Tova Selby, Yvonne Schwank, Pam Soutiere, Danielle Sypher, Amie Saunders, Leah Schmidt, Laura Seals, Natalie Sinkew, Nee Song, Steve St. Onge, Amy Starr, George Schoonejongen, Jennifer Shepard, Shelley Simmons, Elizabeth Smith, Mary Tarrier, Tina Truax, Patrick Tuure, Elena Tilley, Sara Teachout, Carla Tesconi, Chad Thompson, Kristen Thompson, Di Tom, Mike Trudo, Jamie Utton, Jody Utton, Kathryn Villamil, Gretchen VanHouten, Candice Vallie, Karl Vanamerongen, Paula Varney, James Welsh, Jennifer Wilkins, David Walkonen, Cheryl Wilder, Lynette Walker, Math Welsh, Mary Kay Wehmeyer, Mike Willard, Bill Yandow, John Young, Lorna Yuung, Peter Young, Chris Ziter, Kirsten Johnson, Barbara Landry, Lauri Robinson, James Drury, Kim David, Kristi Day, Angela Dionne, Scott Dionne, Bonnie Howard, Susan McGaughnea, Kim Wells, Tyler Dana, David Desroches, Rachel Dewees, Seth Dewees, Jennifer Duval, Heidi Paul, Kelly Duncan, Bryan Larrow, Jeff Leo, Dee Emmons. Ears pierced, polka lessons, matchmaking . .. matchmaking! Hmmm, this could be trouble. Well, Mrs. Dolly Levi, professional matchmaker, could be described as that. Even though she did get two fine gentlemen fired and a room full of people arrested, there were a few good things accomplished. Dolly glowed with energy, and she passed it on to everyone around her. Musicals are always fun, and this one seemed to catch everyone with an excitement as though a real Dolly Levi was egging us on. Many thanks to Mr. Cabrera, Mrs. Cadmus, Miss Hayes, and the cast and crew. It was a great experience. Closing Night Relection Goodbye my friends The show has ended, yet the music still resounds. So long, dear friends. We shall be parted and head for different grounds. The programs will fade, the music forgotten. Yet the memories will survive. The lights will shine, the crowds will cheer, if you simply close your eyes. The show is over, rehearsals finished, and we'll eventually drift apart. Yet try to remember, with a hidden smile, how we have touched each others' heart. —Beylan Brown A ei o AJoA y A jo nice Mrs. Dolly Gallagher Levi .... Krista Hamel Ambrose Kember ............. Bryon Larrow Horace Vandergelder ......... Toby Knapp Ermengarde .............. Dianna McManus Cornelius Hackel ........ David DesXRoches Barnaby Tucker ............. Chris Ziter Irene Molloy ............... Jamie Litton Ernestina .................... Pam Gomez Mrs. Rose ...................Julie Erdelyi Rudolph ............................... Joe White Stanley ..................... Seth Dewees First Cook ................ Martin Cravener Second Cook .............. Kenneth Boucher House painter ............... Sean Scanlon Waiters Seth Dewees, William Nichols, David Norton, Michael Quinton, Steven Robinson, Brad Searles Female Dancers Katie Blanchette, Julie Erdelyi, Renee Long-champ, Lisa Young Chorus Katie Blanchette, Kenneth Boucher, Beylan Brown, Martin Cravener, Seth Dewees, Julie Erdelyi, Hillary Erston, Karen Geiger, Rebecca Grimm, Renee Longchamp, William Nichols, David Norton, Heidi Paul, Michael Quin tin, Steve Robinson, Brad Searles, Elizabeth Smith, Holly Wilson, Lisa Young Tumblers Judy Utton and Shelly Simmons Juggler ..................... James Drury Unicyclist................... Karen Reed The junior class of Essex Jet. High School presents A Night In Heaven, featuring Down Pour In Heaven, featuring Down Pour on Saturday evening, the twenty-fifth of May, Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-five. HONORS NIGHT AWARD RECIPIENTS National Honor Society Steven Ackerman Cynthia Ashley Scott Blanchard Ian Campbell Jennifer Couture Jennefer Cross Ricardo DeBeascoa Bethany Tonta Thomas Juvan Jackie Kuney Elizabeth Martin Francese Moreau Robyn Myer9 Kim-Nga Nguyen David Norton Serge Olszanskyj Susan Pietryka Alette Powel Michael Quintin Lynn Reise Sara Robinson John Rusln Brian Scott Michael Slattery Gretchen Van Houten Julie Warren Jennefer Wilkins Music Richard Magnuson Drama Pamela Taylor ROTC Peggy Riley Home Ec Leslie Goldring Marianne Moser Diversified Occupations Gary Kenyon Faculty Award Nathaniel Orshan English Jon Lavallee Noel Lawrence Michael Diclcco Shaun Kirby Jeffrey Cashman Sports Katherine Scholan Martin Lucenti Laura Allaire James Bonnette Matthew Euber Donna Sue Moquin John O'Kane Jason Cheney Richard Gerardl Jeffrey Cashman Andrew Overfield Tina Truax Sandra Lowther Sharon Whyte Christopher Meunler Kurt Pollard Byron Goodrich Ann Mendicino Megan Kim Amy Wells Irene Steiner John Mlnadeo Charles Werninger Garrett Velasquez Gina Halpln Peter Putre Mitchell Wheeler David Gotlieb Bernard Couture Social Studies Colin Duval Thomas Juvan Science Shaun Kirby John O'Kane Serge Olszanskj Math Victor Adler Michael Barewicz Moe Bhattacharyya Ian Campbell Jeffrey Cashman Eric Casler Laura Cunningham Oeter Demko David DesRoches William Eschholz Richard Gerardl Robert Halsted Edward Heron Shaun Kirby Juliet Landler Resource Room Marianne Moser Kimberly Ralnford Michael Quintin Vocational Keith Allen Nadine Wichern Kristin McGuire Christopher Meunier Frederick Reidy Julie Alberts Foreign Language Gabrielle Velasquez Julie Warren Megan Kim Michael Slattery Michael Boyd Jennefer Wilkins Peter Quintin Thomas Parint Sara Robinson Wendl Hargh Carole Berthiault Michael Quintin Shaun Kirby Stacy Tuute Robert Gaskins Tara Selby Hilary Erston Math (cont.) Jay Lee Martin Lucenti Courtlan McLay Francese Moreau Marianne Moser John O'Kane Serge Olszanskyj Trevor Ose David Pennycook Peter Putre Frederick Reidy Lynn Reise Sara Robinson Kenneth Seddon Michael Slattery Jeffrey Spencer Derek Touw Mitchell Wheeler Craig Wilcox Elizabeth Wright Cynthia Young To the right are Mrs. Rich and Mr. Hamel who were awarded the dedication of the 1984-1985 yearbook. (m'M.«WR ' .‘VrT Cotit fli val 967-19 6 What do I think of when I think of you? My friend thoughts and words are hard to express And yet, so many are running through this mind. The you we've all come to know embarks many memories. That bounce in your step, the laughter in your voice. The raised eyebrows with that everlasting smile you allowed so many of us to experience. Your caring, not only of people, but of nature as well. The mountains and waters, seemingly your second home The pride and enthusiasm you put into life itself can no doubt be but deeply respected. And though many may be troubled in this moment of sadness And a tear may come to one's eye My friend, you will always be remembered with a smile. -LMW On every bright, spring day you'll look up at the clear blue sky. Think of the things he thought of and always ask the question, WHY? Sometimes it seems everything you see reminds you of the things he did. And you can't help but think how it could happen to such a kid. I know sometimes I awaken and look out at the start of dav And often I really can't believe that someone so close could be gone. I guess it will always hurt until we finally come to realize. That he is in a place where the sailing and skiing are always under blue skies. by Chris Roy THAT FAMILIAR SMILE The place was packed, mostly college students. We were all just having a good time. I was making my way through the crowd, when I saw a familiar red jacket. Then I looked up. Colin! Man, how are you doing? I haven't seen you since you came back from Colorado. It was Colin Duval, my friend of a lifetime. We grew up doing everything together, mostly having fun. He always had that smile on his face, that smile that emitted joy and exuberance. His hair was still wet, he must have just come in from out in the snow. Snow was always a big thing with Colin. He was an ardent skier. When we were kids, we used to slide down his long driveway for hours on end. So Colin, how do you like UVM? I love it. I love it. There was that smile again. We talked, and he told me that he was going to work at the Boat Club again his summer. The Boat Club was Colin's second home during the sailing months. He sailed for pleasure, to compete, and to teach others everything he knew. I remember going to summer camp with Colin when we were about ten. We were both miserable. Peanut butter and jelly every day, baths in the lake, roll call early in the morning. We got homesick - we went to see the camp nurse. Yeah UVM's great. I've met so many people. You've got to come visit me sometime John. He gave me his room number, and I said I'd swing by after spring break. Some people came and cut our conversation short — I was sure I'd see him later. But for some reason, 1 looked back before pushing on through the crowd and caught a final glimpse of that familiar smile. by John Minadeo THE CLASS OF 1985 •Adams, Nicholas David James Aiken, Todd Robert Aikey, John David •Allaire, Laura Jean Allen, Keith Freeman Allen, Sean Lawrence •Ailing, Whitney Ann ••Ashley, Cynthia Monroe •Avolizi, Lauri Kathleen Badger, William Joseph Barewicz, David Bernard •Barewicz, Michael Albert •Barrett, Krista Kae Bartholomew, Kimberly Anne •Bassett, Melodic Ann Beauchemin, Bradley Anthony Beaulieu, Raoul Edward Belanger, Todd Alan ••Benjamin, Karen Lynn Benway, Sean Patrick •Berard, Jeffrey Maurice Bessette, Christopher Leo Bessette, Joseph Earl •Biqglestone, Donald Kent •Blanchard, Brooke Amy Blanchard, Jody Lynn Boivin, Melissa Ann Bombard, Mark Allen Bonnette, James Scott •Boucher, Kenneth Joan •Bouldin, Justino Anastasia •Bovia, Karyn Ann ••Boyd, Michael Sherman Briggs, Alan Martin Brooks, Sherry Lynne •Bukcr, Marc Alan Bundy, Ronald Watson •Bunker, Christopher David Burleson, Brett Michael •Busch, Steven Henry Callahan, Jane Elizabeth Canty, Deborah Cardinal, Jeannine Marie Ca8hman, Jeffrey Brian ••easier, Eric David Cavallari, Thomas Scott Charbonneau, Jeffrey Scott •Charland, Daniel James •Charland, Tim Francis Charland, Tom Joseph •Charron, Paul Clinton Chase, Kelley Jaye Cheney, Jason Brown Coe, Alan Bruce Cook, John Stanley III Corbo, Karen Ann •Corbo, Kim Marie •Costante, Linda Kay Cota, Archie Herbert •Couture, Bernard Arthur, Jr. •Cravener, Martin John Cronan, Judithanne •Cunningham, Laura Louise Currier, Michelle Marie •Cutler, Dianne Elizabeth •Cutler, Timothy Edward ••DeBeascoa, Ricardo Delorme, Michelle Lynn ••DesRoches, David Paul •DiCicco, Michael Daniel Dionne, Scott Allon •Dix, Jon Jeffrey •Donahue, Robert Matthew Donovan, Salli Lyn ••Duval, Colin Arthur Eddy, Paula Marie •Ellsworth, Kelley Anne Emerson, Erlon Leslie III Engelberth, Timothy Albert Ernest, Elton Kenneth ••Eschholz, William Edward Euber, Matthew David •Farr, Lisa Ann Fausel, Deborah Anne •Ficken, Heidi Anne •Findlay, Victoria Sue ••Fitzgibbons, Sharon Elizabeth •Flaker, Anne Elizabeth •Fleury, Shellio Dunham •Forsey, Michelle Lorraine •Fox, Ryan Benton •Frazier, Amy Kelly Gamma1, Michael William •Garrison, Charlene Ann •Garrison, Tammy Lee •Gaskins, Robert Steven, Jr. Gaudette, Louisa Mary •Gerardi, Richard Paul Gervais, Angela Marie Girard, Lawrence Wilfred Giroux, Patrick Paul •Goldring, Leslie Ann Gomez, Pamela Jeanne Goodrich, Byron Mathew •Gotlieb, David Alan •Graves, Lisa Jane ••Grimm, Rebecca Elizabeth Guyette, Jackie Marie Haberland, Aaron Wolfgang Hallcn, Joseph Carl •Halpin, Gina Marie •Hamby, Ian Price Hammond, Lisa Ann •Harding, Emily Beth Harper, Donald James Harper, Pamela Anne Heck, Teri Sue Henderson, Erik Michael •Henry, Francese Irene •Heron, Edward Leon •Herschede, Beth Anne •Hoehl, John Michael •Hopper, Christine Susan •Humphreys, Anne Michelle Jacobs, Mark Louis •Jacobus, Amy Elizabeth •Jarrett, Stephanie •Jennings, Robert Stephen •Jenot, Michelle Marie Jewe11, Howa rd Leroy ••Juvan, Thomas Matthew •Kane, Julie Ann Kenyon, Gary Allen, Jr. •Kim, Megan Irene •King, Joey Fred •King, Laura Helen ••Kirby, Shaun Kevin •Kissinger, Robert Jay •Korey, Mark Laurence Kourebanas, Angelica Maria Kuechler, Daniel Aron •Laberge, Carmen Marie LaBounty, Bruce David Lafountaine, Tonya Louise Lahaie, Laurie Ann Lamb, Steven Edward •Landler, Philip Adrian •Lang, Donna Marie •Lanpher, Jill Suzan •LaPine, Wendy Sue •Laramee, Kim Mane •Larrow, Bryan Christopher •Lashway, Matthew Scott •Laurent, Christine Louise •Lavallee, Jon Allen •Lavallee, Paula Jean Leavitt, Valerie Ann LeClaire, Mark •Lemire, Michelle Marie Lemnah, David Maurice Leo, John Eric Little, Jeffrey Russell Littlefield, Amy Susan Locke, Dawn Michelle •Lowther, Sandra Lee ••Lucenti, Martin Joseph, Jr. Lyon, Gregg Dale •MacIntyre, James Wesley Magnuson, Richard Charles Mai lie, Jacqueline Annette ••Maillet, Diane Marie Main, Dayle Patricia •Marcotte, Carolyn Sue Marquardt, John Stuart Martelle, Angela Jean •Martin, Janet Lynn Martin, Maurice Leo, Jr. •Martin, Michael Steven May, Norman Fabio McCarthy, Matthew Francis •McClure, Scott Robert •McGaughnea, Patrick Edward •McGuire, Kristin Ann McPherson, Williau Joseph •Mendicino, Ann Marie •Mennitt, Lilly Marie •Meunier, Christopher Robert Miller, Barbara Jean •Minadeo, John Paul •Mongeon, Kelli Lynn •Monroe, Craig Matthew Montague, Darryl Randolph •Moquin, DonnaSue More, Karen Alice •Morris, Catherine Jean ••Moser, Marianne Mott, Tina Marie Myers, Andrew Isadore Myers, Eric William •Neill, Susan Ellen •Nclligan, Cynthia Anne ••Nguyen, Kim-Nga Thi Nickel, Daniel John O'Connor, Daniel Patrick ••O'Kane, John William, Jr. Olio, Richard Paul •Orshan, Nathaniel Morris Orton, Charlene •Ose, Trevor Kent •Ovcrficld, Andrew Phillip •Overton, Jennifer Ann •Parent, Thomas Joseph Peck, Diane R. Pennycook, David Kenneth Pentkowski, Pamela Jane Perrotte, Carol Anne ••Perry, Heidi Lynn •Pinan, Michelle Marie •Pollard, Kurt Andrew •Potter, Lisa Mane •Prairie, Shane Earl Pratt, Lisa Ann •Putre, Peter Christian ••Quintin, Michael Paul •Racine, Holly Marie •Rahaira, Lori Anne ••Rainford, Kimberly Eileen •Reidy, Frederick Joseph •Reiss, James Finst •Relyea, Angela Lane Reynolds, Randall Scott Richardson, Theodore Paul Richer, Michael Lee Rideout, James David •Riley, Margaret Mary Rivers, Eric Dean Robinson, Tricia Elizabeth •Rodcs, Linda Ann Rose, Kelly Ann Rotunda, Lisa Marie ••Roy, Christopher Paul Roy, Joseph Edward Roy, Rebecca Rachel ••Rusin, John Henry Russo, David Hoag •Russell, Jennifer Lynn Ryan, Timothy Daniel •Sanders, Stephanie Anne •Santaw, Deanna Leanne ••Scampoli, Theresa Ann ••Scholan, Katherine Margaret Schwank, Yvonne Miriam Seals, Laura Lee •Seddon, Kenneth Michael ••Selby, Tara Anne Seuling, Janet Louise Shepardson, Derek Emery Sinkew, Natalie Marie Smullen, Patrick James Soter, Debra Ann Soutiere, Pamela Julia Stafford, Michael James Stanion, Jessica Ann Starr, Thomas Edward ••Steiner, Irene Elizabeth •Stern, Michelle Cecilie Stone, David Warren ••Supple, Brian Jeffrey •Tandy, Scott Winfield Tardif, Jeffrey Peter •Taylor, Pamela Jo Thackston, James Robert Thompson, Kirsten Lee ••Touw, Derek Reid Trayah, Lisa Ruby Ann •Tromblec, Stephanie Dawn •Truax, Tina Marie •Turner, Shari Ann •Tuure, Stacy Lee Underwood, Robert Richard Valley, Michelle Wells Valley, Reginald Allen Varney, Paula Ann •Velasquez, Garrett Cecil •Wadlcigh, James Roland, Jr. Wagner, Thomas Matthew Walker, Ccllocn Margaret •Wall is, Kim Ann Wanscr, Joan Marie •Ward, Trade Jean Washburn, Lori Jean Weed, Raymond Edward III •Wells, Amy Lynne •Welsh, James John •Werninger, Charles Franklin, Jr. Weston, Ronald Louis ••Wheeler, Mitchell Royce Whitaker, Anthony Brian ••White, James William Whitten, John Aden •Whyte, Sharon Lynn •Wichern, Nadine Marie Wiggin, Kenneth Alfred II ••Wilcox, Craig Alan Willard, Michael Eric Williams, Jason Robert •Williams, Lisa Mario •Wilson, Vickie Marie Winter, William Walter •Wood, Karen Ann ••Wright, Elizabeth Catherine Wright, Michaol Anthony •Wulff, Warren Edgar Alexander •Yandow, Tamra Noel •Yandow, William Scott •Yates, Richard Scott ••Young, Cynthia Ann Young, Peter Bascom •Zeller, Alexander S. Zeno, Ann Marie •Pro Mcrito Gold Stoles ••National Honor Society Gold White Stoles AT 10.00 A M. SAT! RI AY. JUNE IS. l'� 83 Class of 198$ Graduation Exercises Essex Junction High School ESSEX JUNCTION. VERMONT Valedictorian Shaun Kirby Salutatorian David Desroches 11 • � ♦� � «♦ I ♦ � • ■0 • vww ‘WW ♦ ♦ ♦ • • Colleen Walker Activities: Track 1 The most wonderful things in life cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt within the heart. Helen Keller League Record 12-6-2 3rd in districts 6th in State Left to Right: Coach Smith, Scott Blanchard, Shane Prairie, Craig Wilcox, Remi Poulin, John Colburn, Ricardo de Beascoa. BASEBALL kneeling (L-R): Mickey Leblanc, Todd Bruneile, Mike Stafford, Marty Lucenti, Bart Couture, John Rusin, Mike Little, Bob Fredette, Jim Harton. Standing (L-R) Jeff Harton, Chad Poland, Brian Anderson, Rick Reidy, Jim MacIntyre, Jason Chenery, Jeff Little, Rick Yates, Jim Drury, Coach Steve Ferreira. Missing: Chris Wood, Assistant Coach Jeff Greene. Standing L-R: Mike Burke, Tom Bonnette, Mike Brousseau, Mike Reidy, Jon Robinson, Rob Little, Chuck Blaisdell, Gene Nelson. Kneeling L-R: Cam Larkin, Cory Barrows, Brian Fredette, Jim Lamberti, Tim Wanti, Rob Cronan, Travis Boardman, Randy Davis. Missing: Mike Laurent. SOFTBALL Left: Lisa Williams chases the ball. Below: Will Eileen Waters make the save? Front Row: Kim Martin, Jill Parker. Deb Pecott, Jody Utton, Kelly Sheehan, Laura Cusson, Emma Andronaco, Amy Gokey, Sheila Poulin, Lynn Morin. Back Row: Coach O'Neil, Lori Slayton, Mary Truax, Cheryl Wilder, Amy Scanlon, Vicki Anderson, Jennifer Stone, Andrea Wilcox, Beth Leavitt, Krista Specht. MU Tennis VARSITY Back: Coach Jiamachello, Bart Samsom, Philip Landler (Co-capt.), Dave Kilmoyer, Mike Slattery, Eric Franz (Co-capt.), Rene Frauenknecht. Front: Chuck Werninger, John Minadeo, Robert Gaskins, Holden Lewis, Jeremy Gundel, Jay Lee. JV Back: Coach Willey, Jeff Kinaman, Eric Stone, Alan Drost, Tom Downs, Jim Farrington. Front: Jim Scampoli, Leif Marcussen, Chris Ziter, Erik Jonas, Eric Koval. Missing: Brian Scott. Varsity Front Chris Adams Marcia Boisse. Co-capt. Megan Kim, Karyn Bovia. Whit Ailing. Juliet handler Shan Turner Back: Adrienne Perry, Stephanie Sanders, Irene Steiner. Susan Willey. Co-capt. Amy Wells. Theresa Scampoli. Beth Hershede, Coach Maureen Murphy. TRACK Top: Annette Gerardi, Cindy LaFrance, Karen Farrington, Debbie Nelligan, Krista Marzewski, Kathy Kretz, Bethany Ionta, Rachel Dewees, Laurie Robinson, Janet Mara, Heather Flaker, Jennifer Jorschick, Amy Kretz, Eileen Judge, Jocelyn Dubuque, Evelyn Acker, Veronica Drapeau, Sarah Bunker, Melissa Welsh, Tammy Chase, Terry Hopper, Katie Bucke, Tanya Zehle, Holly Slattery, Angela Duquette, Lisa Elwood, Sara Martin, Demetra Zontanos, Belinda Hathaway, Beth Frechette, Gretchen Grimm, Sue McEwing, Daniele Pheeney, Maria Kourebans, Brooke Taft, Marca Spencer, Julie Eells, Stacy Proudman, Karen Pollard, Sarah Eschholz, Cindy Wright, Megan Fulwiler, Danielle Ailing, Lynn Stafford, Stephanie Gray, Deb Soutiere, Liz Martin, Mary Reardon, Tina Perry, Julie Warren, Jill Jorschick, Sarah Dahl, Gabrielle Velasquez, Laurie Viens, Maitrayee Bhattacharyya, Kristin Hathaway, Kristine I sham, Ann Bamberger, Tina Burnett, Kirsten Thompson, Gina Halpin, Ann Mendicino, Cindy Nelligan, Judith Cronan, Sandy Lowther, Sharon Whyte, Deb Soter, Linda Rodes, Pam Soutiere. Missing: Kim Bessette, Julie Judge. STATE CHAMPS 1st Row: Rob Donahue, Todd Belanger, Dave Pennycook. 2nd Row: Mike Cashman, Trever Ose, Matt Euber (C), Peter Putre(C), Garrett Velasquez (C), John O'Kane (C), Scott Gonyea, Chris O'Connor, Jayson Meunier, Chris Willis. 3rd Row: Chris Roy, John Marquandt, Jeff Cashman (C), Chris Bunker (C), Bill Eschholz (C), Jim White (C), Andrew Overfield (C), Jeff Euber, Gabe Orshan, Dan O'Connor. 4th Row: Dammon Spencer, Chris Horton, Rich Gerardi (C), Chris Bessette (C), David Johnson, Bill Hella, David Peacock, John Dorighi, Chris Meunier (C). 5th Row. Art Fowler, Dan Canty, Mike Martin, Donnie Muller, Ken Zeno, Jim Norreault, Jeff Nichols, Jayson Woyke. 6th Row: Craig Wolosinski, Keith Beyar, Martin Samsom, Donnie Costante, John Bonnette, Tom Helfrich, Fred Anderson, Tim Clark, Matt Warren, Eric Marzewski, Rob Hazen, Steve Foster, Jim Lavoie. 7th Row: Jon Coe, Scott Carlson, Mark Jacobs, Jay Lanphere, Scott Aldrich. Top Row: Eric Hathaway, Kent Donahue, Tom Cavallari, Mark Gee. JOSTENS