Hartford High School - Hartford Key Yearbook (White River Junction, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1966 volume:

Introducing Your 1966 Yearbook THE HARTFORD Yearbook of -HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL White River Junction, Vermont HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL 1965-66 THE HARTFORD HYMN Above the highest clouds it soars And 'cross the ocean blue, The Blue and White of Hartford High Will make our dreams come true. Oh, we will lift our banners high And cheer for all our worth. We think this mighty school of ours The best upon the earth. We'll be so loyal to our school And carry on the laws And ne'er forget throughout the day The meaning of its cause. FOREWORD We, the Staff, have done our best to make this Yearbook one you will enjoy and treasure. In it we have tried to capture all the memorable events of your high school years. May you look back IDENTI-SCOPES SNAPS-HERE AND THERE SPONSORS YEARBOOK STAFF 1st ROW: Advisor Mr. Jurras, President Dorothy Coutemarsh, Saundra Capron, Lynn Rouse, Tom Derrah, Bill Buchanan, Patty Walker, Ronald LaBelle, Becky Akers. 2nd ROW: Bob Clark, Paul Jarvis, Tom Levesque, John Abbott, Eileen Crowell, Patty McGuire, Anita Manning, Vicki Oakes. 3rd ROW: Connie Darby, Joyce Bebeau, Dianne Briggs, Linda Dancoes, Steve Marsh, Nancy Ray, Janet Young, Chick Benedict, Annelie Smola. 4th ROW: Carol Adams, Mary Ann Rosenbeck, Kathy Fogg, Elizabeth Lamphere, Eric Lahar, Bill Dockery, Luna Ricker, Richard Larabee. DEDICATION MR. ROBERTS The class of 1966 wishes to dedicate this page to the memory of Mr. Gordon Roberts for the help he gave not only to our own class, but to members of many other classes. His concern for us and our future was evident in extracurricular activities as well as in the classroom. All of us were greatly impressed with the time that he was willing to take to give individual •t.1% • • ••• •V: •� V attention to any student when it was needed. Mr. Roberts was an inspiration for all who knew him. and we shall always remember him as both a dedicated teacher and a friend. •'V. ' ijSysy t?- • 0 •■v . ; j .'. • i . .. '•'f DEDICATION The class of 1966 dedicates this page to the memory of our class. He was the co-captain of the football team and also was very active in Student Council. There were very few people who he could not claim as friends. His cheerful attitude and willingness to help when help was needed willalwaysbe remembered. Although he will not be with us on graduation night, we know that Billy’s memory will be present in the hearts of all students and teachers. CLASS OF 1966 William Hathom, who was one of the outstanding members of PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Members of the Class ofl966arestandingat a threshold. You will soon close one door and open another. You will close the door to formal education in the Hanford School System. You will open the door to post-high school education, the service, employment or marriage. Whicheverdoor of the future you open, we, the Faculty of Hartford High School, hope that you will find it rewarding and challenging. Our fondest wish is that we have helped you to prepare to meet the mysteries behind the yet unopened door. Our interest in you does not terminate with your graduation. We hope that you will keep us posted on your post high school endeavors. The Hartford High School latch key will always be out for each one of you. In my judgement your high school years have been good years. May your future years be even better. The Faculty extends its fondest wishes to the members of the Class of 1966. John P. Gates Principal JOHN A. FREITAS Superintendent of Schools Ph.B., Boston College M.Ed., University of Vermont JOHN P. GATES Principal B.S.Ed., Rutgers M.Ed., University of Vermont THOMAS R. JURRAS Assistant Principal B. S. Ed., University of Alabama M.Ed., University of Vermont Problems-Economics Guidance MILDRED L. KINGSBURY Treasurer B. Ed., Clark University Shorthand Office Practice Typing RAMONA ALEXANDER B.S., University of Vermont Home Economics Guidance EDITH F. ALLEN B.L.I., Emerson College English Speech CHARLES BAKER B.S., Castleton Teachers M.A., Columbia University Mathematics 10 Geometry Algebra I SUSAN D. BEVAN Skidmore College B.S., B. Music Vocal Music ROBERT M. BUDLONG A. B., Brown University History Latin PAULINE S. COLE B. S., Boston University, College of Liberal Arts Librarian Library Science ANNE A. CREWE Philadelphia Museum College of Art Bachelor of Fine Arts in Education Arts and Crafts KENNETH M. DYER B.S., Syracuse University Guid ance Baseball Coach EFFIE T. FULTON Keene Teachers College B.Ed. Homemaking 9 Homemaking 10 GEORGE E. HA a B.E., Keene Teachers College General Shop Mechanical Drawing MALCOLM D. HOOPER Johnson Teachers College B.S. Ed. English 9 English 10 CARL R. JOHNSON Norwich University B.S. Mechanical Drawing GENIEVIENCE M. LANDER Middlebury B.A. French II French I Latin I GEORGE W. LAURENCE Keene State Teachers College Auto Mechanics A. GREGORY McCANNA B. S., Rutgers University Physical Education Basketball Coach Football Coach FLOYD O. McPHETRES A.B., University of Vermont M.S., University of Illinois Algebra Plane Geometry Mathematics Co-Ordinator NANCY R. NOVOGRADSKY Radford College William and Mary Physical Education Field Hockey Coach Basketball Coach Softball Coach WILLIAM REMICK B. S., Lyndon Teachers College Drivers Education Mathematics 10 ELIZABETH STONE A. B., University of Vermont French Latin Spanish GEORGE RATCLIFFE B. S. Ed., Boston University M.Ed., Boston University Physical Education Track Coach PATRICIA H. TAYLOR University of Vermont B.S.Ed. General Science Physical Science Biology ROBERT E. TAYLOR B.S., Bates College General Mathematics Algebra ELEANOR P. WISHINSKI B. A., Hofstra University Biology HERBERT WHEELER B.E., Plymouth Teachers College Typing Shorthand Bookkeeping ANNE ROBERT School Nurse ARTHUR NADEAU B. E., Keene State College Industrial Arts NEW FACULTY FACES: 1965-66 DONALD A. BEVAN B. Mgt., Rensseler Polytechnic Institute Consumer Mathematics Psychology CHRISTINE BILLONE B. A., University of Connecticut English CATHERINE M. CONRAD B.S., St. Lawrence University M.Ed., Bridgewater State English DANIEL A. DOWNES B.E., Plymouth State College Music Director RICHARD J. HAPPY B. A., Tufts University M.A., George Peabody College Guidance DONNON J. O'NEIL B.S., M.A., St. Bonaventure University English NEW FACULTY FACES: 1965-66 CAROL M. KANTOR A.B., Oberlin College English EUGENE NOVOGRODSKY A.B., University of Miami English History PRISCILLA SC ALLEY B.A., Emmanuel College World History CYRUS W. SEVERANCE B.S., University of Vermont American History World History MARK VENDON B.S., Dickinson College M.Ed., University of Arizona Physics PETER WILLARD B.A., Baylor University (Texas) Chemistry ■ SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT % PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Graduation marks an end as well as a beginning. It is a sad but necessary end to all the wonderful experiences we have shared together, and an exciting beginning to our individual futures. Certainly all of us are leaving here with many fond memories. Attending Hartford High has indeed been a “golden opportunity.” On behalf of the class of ”66,” Iwant to express the gratitude we feel for our beautiful school and for our fine teachers, who have contributed so much to our success. Lynn Rouse :'6 : ■ . % ..-.I- . -T;v ; vV' - i y ■ JOHN WILLIAM ABBOTT Play, Cross Country, Freshmen Basketball, Monitor, Track, 1,2,3,4, Ski Club, 1,2, 3,4; 1; Student Council, One-Act Play, Intramural Basketball, 2; Dramatics. 2,3,4; Library Club, N. R. A., Prom Committee, 3; Journalism, 3,4; Editor, the HURRICANE, Yearbook, 4. CAROL ANN ADAMS Journalism, Library, 1; Choir, Dramatics, Library Club, Journalism, 2; Prom, Color Guard, Library, Journalism, 3; Band-Aid, Library, Guidance, Yearbook Staff, Journalism, 4. REBECCA ANN AKERS Monitor, 1,4, Ski Club, 1,2, 3,4, Choir, 1,2,3,4, Honor Society, 1,4, Plays, 1; Dramatics, 2,3,4, Basketball, 2,3,4, Ski Team, Softball, 2;C.S.F., Prom Chairman, Girl's State, Drill Team, 3;C.S.F., Field Hockey Manager, Yearbook. Student Council, G.A.A., Cafeteria Aide, 4. SUZANNE SHELDON ALLEN Basketball, Softball, One-Act Play, 1; Basketball, Softball, 2; Prom, 3; Ski Team, Ski Club, C.S.F., Softball, 4. MARY LOUISE ALZNER Band, 1,2,3, Softball, 2,3,4, Basketball, 2,3,4, Monitor, 1; Field Hockey, 2, 3,4, Ski Club, 2,3, C.S.F., 2; Ski Team, G. A. A., Prom Committee, 3; Senior Play, G.A.A., Yearbook Staff, 4. DONNA LEE BEAN Cheerleader, Choir, 1; Operetta, Cheerleader, Glee Club, 2; Senior Play, 4. JOYCE KATHLEEN BEBEAU Choir, 1,2, 3,4. Softball, 2,3, J. V. Basketball, Student Council, 1; Ski Club, 2,3, J.V. Cheering, 2,3, J.V. Field Hockey. 2:G.A.A., 3,4, Field Hockey, Ski Team, Prom, 3;C.S.F., Varsity Cheering, Yearbook, 4. MYRIEM ALLAIRE BENEDICT Monitors, 1,4, Band. 1,2,3, Softball, 1.2.4, Basketball, 1,2, 3,4. Field Hockey, 1.2.3.4. Ski Club. 1,2,3,4, Yearbook Committee. 1; Ski Team, Dance Band, 2; Ski Team, G.A.A., Dance Band, Prom Committee. 3;G.A.A., Yearbook. Guidance, Ski Team, 4. NELSON HOWARD BENNETT Basketball, 1; Prom Committee, 3; Yearbook Staff, 4. THOMAS GEORGE BOWLEY Auto-Mechanics, 3; Auto-Mechanics, 4. DIANNE MARION BRIGGS Basketball, 1,2, 3,4, Softball, 1,2,4, Class Treasurer, Prize Speaking, J.V. Field Hockey, Monitor, 1; Choir, 2,3,4, G.A.A., 2,3,4, Ski Club, 2,3, Field Hockey, 2; Field Hockey Captain, 3, Ski Team, 3; Field Hockey Captain, 4, Student Council, Senior Play, G.A. A. President, Yearbook, 4. MARGARET ALICE BROUGHTON Choir, Monitors, 1; Guidance Receptionist, 4. MICHAEL AUGUSTUS BRYNE Monitor, Track Team, 1; Choir, Intramurals Basketball, 2; N. R.A., Gun Club, 3; Senior Play, Track Team, 4. WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM BUCHANAN Prom Committee, 3. HARRIET BERNADETTE BURROUGHS Choir, Monitor, 1; Library Club, 2; Prom Committee, 3; Office, Cafeteria Aide, 4. VIRGINIA ETTA BURROUGHS Choir, 1; Library Club, Choir, 2; Prom Committee, 3. DOROTHY MARGARET CAMPBELL Monitor, Prize Speaking, J. V. Basketball, 1; Library Club, 2; Prom Committee, Assembly, 3. SAUNDRA JEAN CAPRON Fresh. Yearbook (Editor), Prize Speaking, Choir, 1,2, 3,4, Assemblies, 1,2,3, 4, Monitor, National Jr. Honor Society, Play, 1; Dramatics, 2,3,4, N.E. Solo and Ensemble, 2,3,4, 2; Prom Committee, 3; National Honor Society, Monitor, Yearbook (Asst. Ed.), Girl's State (Alt.), ALLEN RUSSELL CARTER Student Council, Monitor, Prize Speaking, Play, 1; Class Treasurer, 2; Student Council, Prom, Class President, 3; Monitor, C.S.F., 4. MICHAEL KENNETH CHASE Monitor, Basketball, Football, Track, Choir, 1; Basketball, Track, Football, 2; Monitor, Varsity Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Prom, 3; Varsity Club, Basketball, Track, Yearbook, 4. ROBERT ARTHUR CLARK Dramatics, Play, Prize Speaking, Choir, National Jr. Honor Society, 1; Debating, Dramatics, Play, F. T. A., Honor Society, 2; Dramatics, Play, Prom, Journalism, Library Club, 3; C.S.F., Play, Journalism, Yearbook, Dramatics, Dramatics, Monitor, F.T.A., 4. GREGORY JOSEPH COOK Monitor, Play, 1; Choir, 2; Prom, Choir, 3; Choir, Monitor, Play, C.S.F. 4. DOROTHY ANNE COUTERMARSH Monitor, Student Council Vice-President, Yearbook, Basketball, Play. Prize Speaking, Jr. Honor Society, Choir, 1; Drafnatics, Choir, Basketball, 2; Dramatics, Basketball. Play, Prom, F.T.A., C.S.F., 3; Monitor. F.T.A., G.A.A., C.S.F., Yearbook, Dramatics, 4. EILEEN MARJORIE CROWELL Choir, Monitor, 1; Dramatics, Choir, 2; Library Club, Prom, 3; Choir, Yearbook, Dramatics, Cafeteria Aide, Library Club, 4. LINDA SUSAN DANCOES Class President, Band, Choir, Yearbook, Monitor, J. V. Cheerleader, 1; V. Cheerleader, Girl's Craft, Ski Club, 2; Prom, Softball, Student Council, V. Cheerleader, 3; Yearbook, V. Cheerleader, G.A.A., Cafeteria Aide, Student Council Sec., Softball, 4. CONNIE LYNN DARBY Library Club, Monitor, l;Prom, Band, J. V. Hockey, 3; Band Aids, C.S.F. Treasurer, Yearbook, Guidance Receptionist, 4. THOMAS GARY DARRAH Student Council, N.R.A., Library Club, 1; N.R.A., Debating, 2; Prom, 3; Yearbook, 4. KENNETH FRANCIS DEGRASSE Monitor, Choir, 1; Choir, 2; Auto-Mechanics, 3; Auto-Mechanics, 4. RUTH ANNE DENSON Prize Speaking, Secretary, Jr. Honor Society, Yearbook, Cafeteria, 1; Student Council, Dramatics, Class V. -President, 2; Sec. of Class, Prom, 3; Monitor, Play, Yearbook, G. A.A., New England Auditions, V. Cheerleader, 4; Choir, 3,4; Band, 1,2, 3; J. V. Cheerleader, 2, 3. WILLIAM JOSEPH DOCKERY Debate Club, 1; Dramatics, 2; Student Council V-President, Prom, Honor Society, Boy's State, 3; Student Council, Play, Monitor, Dramatics, C.S.F., Honor Society, Class Vice-President, 4._________________ EMILY DELLA DODGE Cafeteria, Yearbook, 1; Dramatics, 2; Dramatics, Prom Chairman, 3; Play, Student Council, Dramatics, 4. MARSHA HELEN DUPUIS Monitor, Choir, Cafeteria, Yearbook, 1; Choir, Dramatics, 2; Prom, Color Guard Dramatics, Science Club, 3;C.S.F., Science Club, 4. ANNA KATHRYN FISK Choir, Dance Band, Band, Monitor, Yearbook, 1; Dance Band, Band, F.T.A., 2; Prom, Dance Band, 3. KATHERINE MARY FOGG Choir, Play, Monitor, Prize Speaking, Librarian, 1; Choir, Dramatics, Play, 2; Journalism, Dramatics, Camera Club, Prom, Hobby Club, 3; Journalism, Yearbook, F.T.A., Monitor, 4. S I ANNE JENNIE GILL Choir, Intramurals, Basketball, Monitor, 1; Choir, 2; Library Club, 3; Cafeteria Aide, Library Club, 4. PAUL LESTER GRANT Library Club, Dramatics, 1. LORIN CRAWFORD GROVER Cafeteria, Monitor, Football, 1; Dramatics, Library Club, Intramurals, Journalism, 2; Cafeteria, Dramatics, Technician Club, Library, 3; Football, Library Club, Track, 4. JOHN PATRICK GUARINO Monitor, Yearbook, 1; Prom, Boy's State, 3; Student Council, Senior Play, 4. NANCY JEAN GUNN GARY FREDERICK HADLOCK Panel Discussion, J. V. Baseball, Intramurals, Play, Monitor, 1; Choir, Dramatics, Dance Band, 2; Choir, Track, Dramatics, Dance Band, Ski Club Team, Prom, 3; Track, Choir, Ski Club, Dance Committee, 4. DONNA RAE HATHORN Library Club, 1; Camera Club, Prom, 3; Basketball, 4. JAMES MYRON HOLMES Library Club, 1; Dramatics, Basketball, Manager, 2; Prom, 3; Baseball, Basketball, 4. M- DONNA JEAN HOWLAND Library Club, Journalism Club, 1; Library Club, 2; Camera Club, 3. JOHN HENRY HULL Football, 1; Football, Dramatics, Journalism, 2; Football, Varsity Club, C.S.F., 3; Football, Varsity Club, C.S.F., Baseball, 4. PAUL ARTHUR JARVIS Library Club, Cafeteria, 1; Library Club, Dramatics Club, Cafeteria, 2; Library Club, Cafeteria, Prom, 3; Library Club, President, Cafeteria, Yearbook, 4. PETER LAWRENCE JASMIN J. V. Basketball, Monitor, Yearbook, 1; Football, J. V. Basketball, Track, 2; Football, Prom, 3; Football, Yearbook, 4. RICHARD EDWARD KILBOURN Track, Basketball, 1; Track, 4. RONALD EUGENE LABELLE Monitor, J. V. Football, J. V. Baseball, •resh. Basketball, 1; Dramatics, Library, Intramurals, 2; Football, Library Club, Track, Prom, 3; Football, Dramatics, Yearbook, Track, 4. DEBORAH JEAN LABOMBARD Majorettes, 1; Majorettes, 2; (Hanover); Girl's Craft, Camera Club, Ski Club, 3. ERIC DUNCAN LAHAR Monitor, 1,2; Prize Speaking, 1; Nat. Jr. Honor Soc., 1; Dance Band, 1,2,3; Sen. Band, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 1,2,3,4; Dramatics, 1,2, 3,4, Pres., 2; Journalism, 2; Prom, 3; All State 3, 4; N. E. Auditions, 4, Oratorical Contest, Band President, 4; SCSF, 3,4. LIZABETH HARDING LAMPHERE Student Council, Monitor, Play, 1; Choir, 2; Camera Club, Prom, 3;F.T.A., Journalism, Yearbook, Monitor, National Honor Society, C.F.F., 4. RICHARD KENNETH LARABEE Dramatics, Girl's Craft - Instructor, Basketball - Intra, 2; Dramatics, N.R.A., C.S.F., 3; Football, School Store, Guidance Receptionist, C.S.F., 4. THOMAS JOSEPH LEVESQUE Monitor, Prize Speaking, Play, 1; Choir, Dramatics, Debating, 2; Midget, Monitor, Dramatics, Ski Club, S.C.S.F., Baseball -Manager, 3; Hurricane - Business Manager, Yearbook, Monitor, F. T.A. Play, Varsity Club, Baseball 4. ALLAN C. LOUDON Nominating Committee, French Club, Graduation Usher, 3; Future Teachers of America, 4; (Burlington High). TIMOTHY ALAN LOVELY Football, Basketball, Chorus, Monitor, 1; Basketball, Football, Debating, Electronics Club, 2; Basketball, Football, 3; Football, Basketball, Baseball, 4. STEPHEN MICHAEL MARSH Student Council - Pres., Basketball, N.J.H.S., Monitor Yearbook, 1; History Award, Monitor, Student Council, 2; Prom, Student Council Ski Club, Midget Staff, Dramatics, One-Act Play, Boy's State Alternate, Rifle Club, 3; Football, Dramatics - Chairman, Play, FTA - Secretary, Yearbook, C.S.F, National Honor Society, Journalism, 4. RAYMOND ALLEN MARTIN Track, 1; Track, Library, Dramatics, 2; Dramatics, Marine Fitness Award,- 3; Dramatics, Tickets - Games, 4. PATRICIA ELLA MCGUIRE Chorus, Field Hockey - J. V., Student Council, Alt., 1; Journalism, 2; Girl's Craft, 3; Yearbook, 4. MELODY JEAN MORANCY Cafeteria Aide, Monitor, 1; Journalism, 2; Library Club, Prom, Band Aid, 3; Library Club, Cafeteria Aide, 4. MICHAEL JAMES MORANCY Track, Band, Monitor, Dance Band, Basketball, 1; Band, Monitor, Dance Band, Intramurals, 2; Monitor, Band, Dance Band, Track, 3. MALCOLM WARREN MURPHY Football, 1; Junior Prom Committee, 3. REGINALD J. MURPHY Football, 1. KENNETH ARTHUR NEWTON Cafeteria Aide, Library Club, Dramatics Club, Art Club, Intramurals, 2; Library Club, Science Club, Camera Club, 3; Library Club, Science Club, 4. RAYMOND STEVEN NOTT Auto Mechanics, 3; Auto Mechanics, 4. VICTORIA LOUIS OAKES Choix, Yearbook, Monitor, 1; F, T. A., Dramatics, Basketball (J. V,), Typing Award, 2; Choir, Dramatics, Majorettes, Shorthand Award, C. S. F, Vice-President, 3; Choir, Band-Aides, Yearbook, Monitor, C.S. F. President, 4. DALE EDWARD PHILLIPS Monitor, J. V, Baseball, Ski Team, 1; Monitor, Ski Team, 2; Football, Monitor, Ski Club President, Varsity Club, 3; Football, Ski Team, Varsity Club Secretary, 4. MARY ELLEN POTTER Journalism, 2; Girls Crafts, Prom Com mittee, 3; Library Club, 4. WANDA LEE POT WIN Journalism, Library Club, 1; Majoret 2: Majorettes, C. S. F,, 3; Majorettes, C.S. F., 4. SANDRA LEE PRIOR Girls Crafts, 3; Prom Committee, 3. NANCY ANN RAY Monitor, J, V. Basketball, Cafeteria Aide, 1; Girls Craft, 2; Prom, Bookkeep ing Award, Typing Award, Shorthand Awards, Color Guard, 3; C. S. F., Yearbook, 4. FREDERICK DONALD REED J. V. Basketball, J. V. Football, 1; Basketball, Baseball, 2; Football, Basketball. 3; Football, Basketball, Baseball, 4. THOMAS EDWARD RICE Monitor, Choir, Football, 1; Football, 2; N. R. A. Vice President, Ski Club, Electronics Club, Track, 3; Science Club, Electronics Club, Track, 4. LUNA HARRIETT RICKER Monitor, 1,3; Band, 1, 2, 3,4; Choir, 1; J. V. Field Hockey, 1,2; J. V. Basketball, 1; Yearbook, 1; Softball, 1,2,3, 4; Ski Club, 1,2; Dance Band, 2,3; GAA, 2, 3, 4; CSF, 2,3,4; Hockey, 3,4; Prom, 3; Basketball, 4; Dramatics, Play, 4. MARY ANN ROSENBECK Band, Intramurals Monitor, 1; Band, Library Club, FTA, 2; Band, FTA, Prom, 3; FTA, Yearbook. SCSF, 4. MARILYN RUTH ROUSE Band, Choir. FTA, Softball. 1, (Mid-dlebury Union High); Band, FTA, J, V. Basketball, Dance Band, 2; Class V. P. , FTA-VP, Dance Band Treas., Band-Treas., Monitor, Prom, Student Council, 3; Band, Choir, CSF, Field Hockey, Student Council, Class President, Yearbook, Honor Society, 4. WAYNE JOHN RULE Track, 1; Track, 2; Cross-Country, Track, Volleyball, 3. MARK JOSEPH ST. PETER Choir, Freshman Basketball, 1; Dramatics, 2; Dramatics, 3. ROSEMARIE ANNE SCHETTINO Yearbook, Monitor, Intramurals, 1; Li brary Club, 2; Majorettes, Prom, 3; Year book, C.S.F., Majorettes, 4. JOHN DAVID SEVERANCE DAVID WILLIAM SMITH J. V. Football, Cross Country Team, Monitor, 1; Cafeteria, Track, 2; Track, Electronics, 3; Track, Cafeteria, 4. DEANNE LINDA SMITH Basketball, 1; Girl's Craft, Prom Committee, 3; Girl's Craft, 4. ANNELIESE CHRISTINA SMOLA J. V. Cheering, Chorus, Monitor, 1,4, Honor Society, 1,2, 3,4, Yearbook. Class Representative, 1; Cheerle; ding, 2,3,4, F.T.A. Officer, 2,3,4, C.S.F., 2,3,4,2; Ski Team, G.A.A., Ski Club, Prom, 3; Senior Class Treasurer, G. A. A., Yearbook, Assistant Director of Senior Play, 4. JAMES WILLIAM SNYDER J. V. Football, 1; Football, Dramatics, Monitor, 2; Football, Dramatics, 3; Football, Dramatic Monitor, 4. PATRICIA ANN SPAULDING J. V. Hockey, J. V. Basketball, Monitor, Choir, Majorettes, 1,2,1; Student Council, 2,3,4, Debate Club, Dramatics, 2,3, G.A.A., 2,3,4, Hockey, Softball Manager, C.S.F., 2; Head Majorette, 3,4, Prom, Treasurer, Girl's State Alternate, C.S.F., 3; Student Council, President, C.S.F., 4. WILLIAM HENRY SULLIVAN Basketball, 1. RONALD LARRY TALLMAN Treasurer, Library Club, J. V. Basketball, I, 2, 1; Plays, Debate Club. 2; Basketball, J. V. Football, Electronics, Varsity Club, 3,4, 3; Basketball, Yearbook, Football, Track, 4. DONALD GEORGE THOMPSON J. V. Basketball, J. V. Football, (Wood- j stock High School), 1; Basketball, 2. ______________________________________________________ ANITA JANET MANNING Intramurals, cafeteria aid, play, prize speaking, 1; Dramatics, journalism, 2; Dramatics, prom, 3; Yearbook typist, 4. GAIL PATRICIA WALKER Monitor, 1,3,4, basketball, 1,2,3,4, president, 1,2, yearbook, choir, 1,2,3,4, honor society, 1,2,3,4, 1; Student council, dramatics, 2,3,4, ski team club, 2,3,4, C.S. F., 2,3,4, 2; G. A. A,, prom, drill team, 3; Yearbook, field hockey manager, 4, GERTRUDE SHEILA WELCH Journalism, 1; Journalism, 2; Girls craft, 3. DANIEL BRUCE WELLS Football, baseball, J. V. basketball, chorus, 1; Football, J. V. basketball, baseball, 2; Football, J. V. basketball, baseball, varsity club, 3; Football, basketball, baseball, varsity club, 4. RAYMOND MILES WITH1NGTON Freshman basketball, J. V. baseball, monitor, 1; Ski team, football, ski club, 2; Football, ski team, ski club, varsity club, 3; Football, ski club, varsity club, monitor, 4. JANET ANN YOUNG Monitor, 1,4, softball, 1,2,4, field hockey, 1,2,3,4, basketball, 1,2,3,4, 1; F, T. A,, debate club secretary, ski club, 2,3,4, 2; G. A. A., prom, 3; cafeteria aid, play, yearbook, 4. 1966 PRESIDENT Lynn Rouse VICE-PRESIDENT William Dockery SECRETARY Ruth Denson TREASURER Anneliese Smola 1967 PRESIDENT Raymond DeFelice VICE-PRESIDENT Scott Phillips SECRETARY John Turner TREASURER John Clerkin 1968 PRESIDENT James Rogers VICE-PRESIDENT Gay Reed SECRETARY Mary Spaulding TREASURER Margaret McKinnon 1969 PRESIDENT Ray Barrett VICE-PRESIDENT Charles Hall SECRETARY Edward Hill TREASURER David Follensbee CLASS OF 1969 FRONT ROW; J. Bennett, D. Loudon, R. King, Mrs. Conrad, Mr. McKenna, Mrs. Alexander, Mr. Novogrodsky, C. Dupuis, J. Remick, V. Bowan, D. Osmer. SECOND ROW; B. Donnelly, R. Lind, B. Richardson, A. Berry, S. Pollard, R. Regione, S. Vielleux, P. Fogg, J. Packard, C. Henderson, B. Adams. THIRD ROW: C. Henderson, J. Chamber, G. Lee, R. Kenyon, D. Brown, A. Lowery, S. Kapise, K. Currie, P. Hathron, C. Newton, M. Renehan, C. Buchanan. FOURTH ROW; D. Gillan, L. Luce, K. Swanson, D. Lowell, M. Lewis, L. Ashe, M. Danaher, J. Burnor, L. Adams, P. Lyman, A. Ricker, R. Fletcher. FIFTH ROW; L. Ray, M. Cushman, A. Mayhew, J. Flanders, P. Washburn, N. Coleman, S. Goss, C. Rule, M. Osmer, S. Moodie, E. Maxwell, M. Sheret. CLASS OF 1969 fc FRONT ROW: Mrs. Landers, E. Hill, A. Brooks, R. Perkins, M. St. Peter, Mrs. Scaliy, J. Gaudette, D. Libby, K. Dow, G. Wright, P. Hathron, Mrs. Fulton. SECOND ROW: D. Rogers, P. Perkins, D. Hamel, M. Pogar, G. Darby, D. Coutermarsh, C. Carter, J. McKenzie. N. Evans, C. Morale, D. Wans, R. Merchand. THIRD ROW: A. Bellimer, D. Follensbee, E. Roberts, K. Kivler, L. Dunbar, T. Wells, S. Brockway, P. Mayer, D. Brown, C. Hall, R. Denson, G. Newcity, R. Ballou. FOURTH ROW; F. Warren, R. Barrett, A. Doubleday, S. Hazen, B. Fortin, N. Cross, S. McKenna, M. Bean, V. Hayes, T. Weigle, P. Dane, P. Callahan, M. Adams, V. Walker, M. Porter. FIFTH ROW: P. Sheldon, P. Fournier, D. LaBelle, M. Powden, T. Sawyer, L. Martin, S. Wood, C. Fleury, L. Hudson, D. Donnelly, S. Nott, L. Hull, A. Joslyn. CLASS OF 1967 1st ROW: Mr. Johnson, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Severance, L. Bennett, W. Welsh, L. Livingston, M. Crowell, L. Hazelton, W. Luce, S. Hull, E. Winget, Mrs. Kantor, Mr. O'Neil. 2nd ROW; P. Ross, P. Stanley, J. Clerkin, S. Hamel, C. Dupuis, H. Mayhew, E. Small, M. Reynolds, D. Tallman, C. Small, L. Merchand, W. Morancy, W. Lee, J. Delary, P. Nolette. 3rd ROW; G. Hadlock, C. Adams, S. Hackett, D. Dutille, M. Woods, P. Washburn, E. Manchester, M. Rat-cliffe, J. Parrot, B. Potter, M. Routsala, D. Foley, A. Dockery, L. Thompson, P. Barrows, R. Maxham. 4th ROW; G. Brailey, D. Smith, J. Young, R. Stebbins, T. Woods, T. Alexander, W. Punt, B. Hall, R. Sleeper, W. Pogar, J. Goff, E. Romine, R. Rector, R. Gaudette, T. Rogers. 5th ROW; S. Adams, M. Fleury, J. Brockway, D. McCarthy, H. Founier, J. Fletcher, S. Phillips, R. DeFelice, R. Bellimer, N. Baird, M. Severance, J. Turner, R. Fisher, G. Cartier. CLASS OF 1967 1st ROW: J. Delary, B. Fifield, B. Hathom, R. Hurd, A. Valley, D. Libbey, B. Wyman, T. White, A. Smith, J. Doubleday, S. Callahan, L. Higley, J. Dow, C. Eccher. 2nd ROW: E. Adams, S. Collins, A. Maranville, J. Clifford, V. Guarino, L. St. James, N. Renehan, L. Pierce, C. Jarvis, M. Weigle, E. Williamson, A. Rogenski, D. Kessler, L, Remick, V. Hazen. 3rd ROW: C. Dion, C. Palmisano, C. Luce, L. Couture, C. Scelza, S. Schettino, L. Johnson, E. Prior, A. Craig, A. Spencer, S. Hathom, T. Farrar, E. Melen, M. Smith, G. Brown. 4th ROW: A. Hackett, W. Clough, B. Grant, J. Hardy, A. Smith, C. LaBounty, G. Bennett, L. Coutermanche, S. Bowley, D. Manning, L. Gallow, M. Mock, C. Mueller, M. Perkins, M. Sabin. 5th ROW; S. Hughes, J. Nostrant, D. Hazen, L. Levesque, L. Rogers, D. George, G. Currie, T. Marcou, N. Jarvis, S. Neff, S. Jurras, R. Martin, B. Hathorn, L. Cartier, R. Clark. CLASS OF 1968 FIRST ROW; D. Miller, M. Hunt, D. Donnely, P. Frank, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Budlong, Mrs. Stone, Mr. Baker, D. Spaulding, A. DeFelice, L. Jacobs, A. Parker, R. Dwyer, K. Kivler, J. Sartwell, B. Collett, L. Sweet. SECOND ROW: L. McKinney, J. Nalette, W. Demers, S. Ducharme, B. Monroe, C. Perkins, D. Coutermarsh, M. Lambert, A. Shumway, L. Fuller, J. Rogers, K. Guarino, P. St. Peter, C. Blair, L. Nostrant, R. Green, J. Lambert, R. Withington, D. Timmons. THIRD ROW: T. Scelza, L. Papineau, J. Spaulding, A. Hall, G. Blood, T. Spencer, D. Smith, W. Stoelting, C. Powden, J. Alexander, R. Coutemanche, I. Coutermarsh, B. Smith, G. Gould, P. Adams, S. Gray, J. Jardine. FOURTH ROW; G. Reed, S. Lyons, H. Bettis, V. Bachelder, D. Henderson, J. Gaudette, P. Lahar, P. Hamel, L. Non, B. Coutermarsh, L. Wright, D. Choquette, C. Rosenbeck, C. Hazen, S. Perry, J. Dupuis, J. White, G. Crewson, G. Foley. FIFTH ROW; W. Manley, L. Cushman, D. Capron, L. Bonnett, M. McKinnon, A. Martin, J. Mace, C. Lyman, K. Manning, J. Abbott, C. Patterson, M. Spaulding, L. Merriam, S. Smith, K. Lawrence, B. Jasmin, J. Smola, B. Hickory, M. Rogers, R. Clogston, SIXTHjlOW; W. Brown, R. Mathon, M. Rogers, J. Smith, B. McKenzie, T. Bingham, L. Croft, C. Potter, S. • Rice, D. Eastman, E. Donnelly, E. Courtemanche, E. Burnham, P. Page, M. Hunt, R. Couture, J. Hager-man, T. Coutermarsh. CLASS OF 1966 FIRST ROW: Mr. Jurras, Mr. Beven, Mr. Willard, Mr. Dyer, Mr. Remick, Mrs. Allen, Mr. Hooper, Mr. Hall, D. Campbell, P. Spaulding, D. Coutermarsh, G. Walker, M. Rouse, L. Ricker, J. Bebeau, V. Oakes, R. Akers, S. Capron. SECOND ROW: E. Dodge, M. Broughton, J. Snider, H. Burroughs, R. Withington, D. Smith, R. Tallman, R. Kilboum, T. Lovely. D. Briggs, M. Benedict, W. Potwin, R. Martin. K. DeGrasse, W. Kendall, J. Hull, A. Loudon, S. Marsh, T. Darrah. THIRD ROW: R. Larabee, E. Lahar, M. Rosenbeck, K. Fogg, J. Abbott, R. Clark, A. Carter, J. Young, R. Denson, N. Gunn, V. Burroughs, T. Levesque, T. Rice, W. Buchanan, M. Morancy, R. Jasmin. FOURTH ROW: N. Bennett, J. Guarino, W. Rule, P. Grant, P. Jarvis, G. Hadlock, M. St. Peter, C. Darby, A. Smola, L. Dancoes, M. Morancy, D. Hathorn, A. Manning, D. Howland, G. Wilch, P. McGuire, M. Potter, E. Crowell, M. Dupuis, R. Labelle. FIFTH ROW: D. Phillips, M. Chase, P. Jasmin, L. Grover, R. Murphy, G. Cook, W. Dockery, M. Bryne, M. Murphy, D. Thompson, J. Severance, D. Smith, S. Prior, L. Lamphere, A. Fisk, D. LaBombard, N. Ray, C. Adams, A. Gill, R. Nott, T. Bowley. LANGUAGE LABORATORY — VOCATIONAL DRAFTING PHYSICS STUDY HALL STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE As President of the Student Council, I want to express my sincere thanks to the faculty and students of Hartford High School for the interest you have shown in this year's endeavors. I also want to extend gratitude to my fellow officers in this year’s Student Council. Your hard work and extra participation is greatly appreciated, not only by me but, I am sure, the rest of the Student body. H. H.S. is still expanding and has had some growing pains, but with organized activities will remain to turn out exceptional citizens forever. The honor of being your president will always be cherished in my memory. -•?. i K .-. -r?--: V ’-' � --v. i .'••• • Patty Spaulding GIRL’S CRAFT FIRST ROW: L. Hull, P. Page. D. Libby, Mr. Nadeau, K. Swanson, J. Flanders, J. Sartwell. MIDDLE ROW: K. Currie, B. Hickory, W. Manley, T. Bingham, B. Adams, C. Potter. BACK ROW; L. Martin. S. Higley. S. Moody, C. Patterson. BOY’S STATE FIRST ROW: R. Clark, T. Levesque, W. Dockery, J. Guarino. BACK ROW; P. Jarvis, A. Carter, S. Marsh, R. Larabee. MONITORS FRONT ROW: R. Denson, G. Cook, M. Benedict, S. Marsh, Mr. Taylor, J. Snider, P. Spaulding, S. Capron. MIDDLE ROW: R. Withington, R. Clark, J. Young, W. Dockery, E. Crowell, R. Akers, V. Oakes. BACK ROW; G. Walker. T. Levesque, A. Carter, D. Coutermarsh, A. Smola, L. Lamphere, K. Fogg. SOPHOMORE DRAMATICS FRONT ROW: J. Alexander, J. Jardine, G. Reed, Mr. Baker, J. Rogers. MIDDLE ROW; J. Batchelder, T. Scelza, P. Frank, B. Jasmin, K. Kivler, K. Guarino. LAST ROW; L. Jacobs, M. McKinnon, J. Smola, D. Coutermarsh, C. Patterson. GUIDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS FIRST ROW: A. Smola, L. Lamphere, M. Benedict, C. Darby. LAST ROW: R. Larabee, S. Capron, M. Broughton, Mr. Dyer, P. Walker. DEBATING FRONT ROW; Mrs. Scally, R. Denson, E. Romine, R. Ballou, Mr. Hall. BACK ROW; B. Fortin, J. McKenna, R. Barrett, V. Walker, J. McKenzie. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Mrs. Stone (Advisor), E. Manchester, D. Coutermarsh, C. Mueller, S. Marsh, A. Smola, W. Pogar, Mr. Severance (Advisor). SECOND ROW; J. Brockway, G. Hadlock, A. Moranville, L. Lamphere, S. Neff, L. Livingston, T. Levesque, W. Hazelton, S. C apron. THIRD ROW: J. Clifford, D. Lowell, D. Dutille, K. Fogg, S. Jurras, C. Adams, A. Rogenski, M. Rosenbeck. SENIOR DRAMATICS FRONT ROW: R. Denson, S. Capron, E. Dodge, D. Coutermarsh, R. LaBelle, Mrs. Allen (Advisor). SECOND ROW: W. Dockery, J. Snider, R. Akers, E. Crowell, E. Lahar. THIRD ROW: J. Abbott, S. Marsh, (Pres.), T. Levesque, G. Walker. JUNIOR DRAMATICS FIRST ROW: C. Scelza, C. Palmisano, Mrs. Kantor (Advisor), A. Dockery, E. Romine, L. Thompson, L. Johnoson, S. Schettino, L. St. James, D. Foley SECOND ROW: M. Woods, J. Currie, A. Rogenski, S. Jurras, C. Mueller, C. Dion, G. Hadlock, V. Guarino, T. Farrar. THIRD ROW; S. Hathorn, M. Weigle, J. Young, W. Pogar, E. Manchester, M. Ratcliffe, M. Routsala, A. Spencer, M. Smith, S. Neff. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: S. Hazen, G. Walker, L. Dancoes, L. Cartier, Mr. Budlong, (Advisor), P. Spaulding, J. Young, J. Rogers. SECOND ROW; D. Rogers, V. Guarino, M. Ratcliffe, R. Barrett, S. McKena, R. Denson, C. Hall, K. Guarino, A. Martin THIRD ROW; R. Akers, R. DeFelice, M. Rouse, B. Hathorn, P. Sheldon, W. Dockery, J. Guarino MAJORETTES HEAD MAJORETTE: P. Spaulding W. Potwin, K. Kivler, B. Wyman, L. Jacobs, S. Schettino, R. Martin, A, Spencer, S. Jurras BAND - MAJORETTES FRONT ROW: W. Potwin, B. Wyman, S. Schettino, A. Spencer, P. Spaulding, S. Jurras, R. Martin, L. Jacobs, K. Kivler. SECOND ROW; Mr. Downes, W. Cliffem, G. Wells, D. Thiberdeau, L. Gibbs, J. Adams, D. Pogar, N. Cross, P. Adams. THIRD ROW; M. Powden, A. Moranville, B. Monroe, M. Spaulding, J. McKenzie, A. Livingston, M. Rouse, L. Johnson, C. Buchanan, S. Collins, M. Pogar, P. Barrows. FOURTH ROW; M. McKinnon, E. Ostier, P. Lahar, C. Rice, L. Merriam, E. Lahar - President, G. Fellows, W. Pogar, D. Brown, C. Nalette, L. Ricker, F. McDaniels. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: L. Dancoes, J. Smola SECOND ROW; J. Bebeau, R. Denson, A. Smola J.V. CHEERLEADERS C. Lawrence, M. Spaulding, A. Martin, S. Hathorn, D. Foley, M. McKinnon 1st ROW: S. Schettino, L. Thompson, G. Brown, M, Ratcliffe, Mrs. Novogrodsky (Advisor), D. Briggs (Pres.), L. Dancoes, D. Coutermarsh, A. Smola. 2nd ROW: L. Ricker, M. Benedict, R. Akers, P. Spaulding, V. Guarino, J. Young, J. Bebeau, G. Walker. 3rd ROW: V. Hazen, S. Bowley, M. Weigle, M. Smith, E. Manchester, M. Routsala, D. Foley, S. Neff. STUDENTS CITIZENS SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION 1st ROW: Mrs. Alexander (Advisor), J. Bebeau, C. Darby, C. Adams, J. Young, L. Rouse. V. Oakes (Pres.), R. Akers, D. Coutermarsh, G. Walker, A. Smola. 2nd ROW: R. Larabee, S. Neff, G. Cook, R. Clark, J. Brockway, J. Turner, L. Livingston, M. Rosenbeck, S. Jur-ras, S. Hathorn, W. Dockery, L. Lampher. 3rd ROW: M. Woods, C. Mueller, S. Non, L. Ashe, R. King, E. Lahar, J. Abbon, A. Dockery, E. Romine, M. Ruotsala, P. Spaulding, S. Capron. 4th ROW: J. Alexander, G. Hadlock, J. Clifford, W. Potwin, P. Adams, A. Carter, L. Thompson, A. Spencer, G. Bennett, L. Courtemanche, A. Maranville, A. Rogenski. FIRST ROW: Mr. Dyer - Advisor, R. DeFelice, J. Clerkin, S. Phillips, R. LaBelle, D. Phillips. SECOND ROW: J. Young, L. Cartier, H. Fournier, G. Cartier, J. Hull. THIRD ROW: R. Withington, T. Levesque, T. Rogers, G. Parrott, R. Gaudette. Absent; D. Wells. LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW; B. Monroe, C. Kivler, S. Schettino, P. Jarvis, Mrs. Cole - Advisor - Librarian, C. Mueller, R. Martin, A. Gill. SECOND ROW: L. Livingston, A. Moranville, M. Morancy, A. Rogenski, E. Crowell, L. Grover, J. Clifford. THIRD ROW: C. Patterson, T. Bingham, M. Crowell, L. Courtermanche, A. Hackett, W. Clough, C. Jarvis. CAFETERIA AIDES FRONT ROW: M. Perkins, R. Akers, M. Morancy, J. Young, L. Dancoes, H. Burroughs. BACK ROW: P. Jarvis, D. LaBelle, S. Callahan, A. Gill, E. Crowell. MM FRESHMAN DRAMATICS FRONT ROW: R. Denson, P. Perkins, Mrs. Conrad, D. Coutermarsh, M. Sheret. MIDDLE ROW; V. Walker, C. Morale, G. Wright, N. Evans, L. Martin. BACK ROW; C. Hall, K. Swanson, D. Follensbee, R. Ballou. HURRICANE STAFF 1st ROW: S. Schettino, J. Abbott (Editor), Mr. O’Neill (Advisor), B. Clark, M. Bryne. 2nd ROW: A. Dockery, A. Rogenski, M. Weigle, K. Fogg, T. Levesque. 3rd ROW: S. Marsh, L. Lamphere. HONOR SOCIETY 1st ROW; S. Capron, R. Akers, Mrs. Stone (Advisor), R. Clark, G. Walker. 2nd ROW; L. Rouse, J. Young, L. Lamphere, A. Smola, J. Bebeau. 3rd ROW: W. Dockery. S. Marsh, A. Carter, D. Coutermarsh. SCIENCE CLUB 1st ROW: M. Reynolds, L. Remick, Mrs. Wishinski (Advisor), C. Adams, J. Du puis. 2nd: E. Small, C. Dupuis, C. Small. VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: D. Smith (Manager), R. Larabee, S. Marsh, J. Snyder, R. Hall, J. Hull, T. Lovely, D. Wells, P. Jasmin, R. Withington, D. Phillips, L. Labelle. SECOND ROW: E. Nolette (Ass't. Man.), R. Gaudette, L. Cartier, J. Gaudette, J. Clerkin, G. Reed, R. Sleeper, J. DeLary, R. Fisher, W. Pogar, J. Parrot, S. Phillips. THIRD ROW; Coach Dyer, E. Adams, W. Hazelton, N. Baird, R. Clogston, J. Batchelder, T. Coutermarsh, J. Hagerman, J. Spaulding, T. Alexander, A. Mathon. FOURTH ROW: Coach McCanna, R. DeFelice, A. Hall, D. Donley, T. Rogers, G. Cartier, H. Fournier, D. McCarthy, L. Levesque, J. Jardine, T. Scelza, A. DeFelice. FIFTH ROW: P. Fournier, T. Woods, J. Curtis. 1965 RECORD Hartford------------------------------13 Hartford (Cancelled) Hartford--------------------------- --4 Hartford - ----------------------.... g Hartford-----------------.......------26 Hartford - - -13 Hartford----------------------------- 20 Hartford - ----------------------------0 A highly successful football team completed the Springfield----------------... 12 Bennington Catholic Mt. Saint Joseph--------------- 0 Bellows Falls-------------------13 Bennington High------------------6 Rutland - - --....39 Middlebury-------------------- 14 Windsor --------------------- 0 season with a 4-2-1 record. In the season's opener against Springfield. Hartford shocked everyone with a 13-12 win. The victory was the first over Springfield in 33 years. A blocked extra point attempt by Springfield in the closing seconds prevented a tie. A rugged Hartford defense pinned M.S.J. for two safties in the Hurricanes' second game. The defense not only won the game with the safties but also defended their goal twice against the threatening M.S.J. offense. Missing five of its regular starters in the Bellows Falls game, the crippled Hartford team lost 13-6. B.F. scored on an intercepted pass and a bobbled Hartford punt attempt. Hartford scored its touchdown after Scott Phillips intercepted a B.F. pass. The Hurricane defense excelled again in the Benn-Hi game, recovering four fumbles which were later converted into Hartford touchdowns. A strong team effort and the feats of quarterback Scott Phillips produced the third Hurricane victory. A usually strong Rutland team, scoring four touchdowns in one period, defeated Hartford in its fifth game. Back Dan Wells returned a kickoff 93 yards for the first Hartford score, and Scott Phillips passed to end Tom Rogers for the second. A 77-yard drive, terminated by a two yard touchdown plunge by Dan Wells, brought Hartford from behind and gave them their fourth victory in the Middlebury game. The traditional end-of-the-season game between Windsor and Hartford deadlocked in a 0-0 tie. A 27 yard touchdown pass play from Phillips to Rogers was called back on illegal motion penalty; a call that naturally ired many Hurricane fans. If a season is considered successful with an even number of wins and losses, then the 1965-66 season has to be regarded as more than just successful. Cheers to the team and all the coaching staff. VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW (1 to r) Scott Phillips, Ron Tallman, Tim Lovely, Dick Gaudette, Jerry Parrott BACK ROW (1 to r) Coach McCanna, Dan Wells, Tom Rogers, Denny McCarthy, Tom Woods, Bobby Bellimer, Rick Reed, Mgr. Joseph Nalette. 1965 - 1966 Record Hartford 68 Bellows Falls 72 Hartford 82 Mt. St. Josephs 90 Hartford 51 Mt. St. Joseph 76 Hartford 78 Bellows Falls 84 Hartford 51 Springfield 56 Hartford 72 W. Rutland 69 Hartford 40 W. Rutland 82 Hartford 54 Springfield 53 Hartford 65 Brattleboro 66 Hartford 57 Rutland 70 Hartford 52 Bennington 46 Hartford 59 Brattleboro 86 Hartford 29 Rutland 54 Hartford 56 Bennington 58 Hartford 39 Benn. Catholic 59 Hartford 65 Windsor 66 Hartford 62 Windsor 50 Hartford 74 Otter Valley 71 Hartford 75 Otter Valley 68 Hartford 67 Benn. Catholic 65 The basketball season got off to a poor start with only a single win in the first 8 games, playing in the tough Southern Vermont League. However, the second half of the season our boys showed tremendous improvement as they gained in experience and started to jell as a unit. They climaxed this upsurge by defeating the State Champion Bennington Catholic team 67-65 in the final game of the season. Sportswriters throughout the state acclaimed this victory as the biggest upset of the season. The won-lost record does not tell the complete story as our boys lost 5 games by a total of only 12 points.. Thus, with a little luck, they might have finished 12-8 instead of our 7-13. We were fortunate in moving up in the league standing over last year. Prospects for next year look bright with our first three leading scorers returning. The major difficulty facing Coach McCanna will be in finding replacements for Capt. Lovely and Ron Tallman. These 2 seniors covered themselves with glory as they continually outbounded bigger men all year. Tim scored 208 points for the season and Ronnie added 151. Scott Phillips, with some spectacular shooting, was high man for the year with 282. Co-captain for next year Jerry Parrott and Dick Gaudette each scored the same number of points — 239. JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT: Mr. Taylor BACK: R. Scelza, B. Brown, C. Pouden, J. Batchelder, B. Fournier, W. Stolton, G. Reed, G. Foley, G. Blood Hartford - 45 Bellows Falls - 51 Hartford - 43 Mt. St. Joseph - 40 Hartford - 56 Mt. St. Joseph - 41 Hartford - 50 Bellows Falls - 62 Hartford - 53 Springfield - 80 Hartford 49 West Rutland - 62 Hartford - 39 West Rutland - 44 Hartford .44 Springfield - 55 Hartford - 47 Brattleboro - 49 Hartford - 45 Rutland - 79 Hartford - 51 Bennington - 45 Hartford 55 Brattleboro - 69 Hartford - 43 Rutland - 61 Hartford 46 Bennington - 30 Hartford - 41 Bennington Cath - 43 Hartford - 52 Windsor - 57 Hartford - 67 Windsor - 52 Hartford 69 Otter Valley - 38 Hartford - 61 Otter Valley - 32 Hartford 69 Benn. Catholic - 68 The Junior Varsity team finished the season with an 8-12 record, playing with four Juniors and seven sophomores. It was an interesting season as the boys displayed great potential. The shooting ability was some of the best seen in over a decade from a junior varsity squad. With improvement in defense and growth (height) there should be a fairly good outlook for next year's team. The high point of the season were two victories over Mt. St. Joseph - 56-41 and 43-40. The second victory was one in which the lead changed hands many times. Another sweet victory was over arch-rival Windsor, 67-52. The season was concluded on a blazing note with a heart stopper victory over Bennington Catholic, 69-68, to duplicate the Varsity victory over the State Champions. The high scorers for the year were Billy Brown with 340 points and Tom Scelza with 226. These two boys could become the big offense for 1966-67. Fine floor work was turned in by Bob Bellimer and George Foley. Not enough credit can be given to the rebounding efforts of Tom Rogers, Gay Reed. Gerry Batchelder, and Tom Woods. Hats off to Coach Taylor for a job well done. What a Jump, Linda! Nice Turn, Ronnie Do it this way, boys OK - Coach Let's Go, Capt. Tim! Our Star Shooter Scottie Coach, Manager, and Enemy Friendly Rivals? GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 1st ROW: Luna Ricker, Di Briggs. 2nd ROW: Chick Benedict, Maureen Smith, Mary Routsala, Peggy Ratcliffe, and Patty Walker. 3rd ROW: Gay Brown, Virginia Guarino, Ann Dockery, Coach Novogrodsky, Marcia Porter, Becky Akers, Jan Young, and Missy Jasmin. Hartford 39 Woodstock 11 M 26 Mas coma 24 n 18 Hanover 51 tt 35 Towle 19 � t • 38 Lebanon 21 47 Towle 32 16 Lebanon 17 - 27 Windsor 33 34 Mascoma 21 18 Hanover 36 - 32 Woodstock 3 The Varsity Basketball Team completed this year with a fine 7-4 record. With the efforts of the returning letter winners, Pat Walker, Becky Akers. Jan Young, Chick Benedict, Di Briggs, and Maureen Smith, and the other players the team showed fine spirit. An important factor in the team’s winning season was the fast, alert passes, and individual ball handling. Missy Jasmin was our high scorer with a number of 113 points. Fortunately she is only a sophomore and hopefully will be returning for the next two years. Her ceaseless antics proved both helpful and amusing to the team. Di Briggs intercepted many of the opponents passes, and set up plays for Hartford's offense. Mary Ruotsala was our star rebounder for the defense. Our greatest rival this year was Lebanon. Though we won our first game with them, they defeated us on their own court. As the final buzzer rang, Lebanon committed a foul. The two foul shots would have tied the game. Only one basket was made, leaving Lebanon with a victory of 17-16. Di Briggs and Luna Ricker were the co-captains, and Anne Dockery and Marsha Porter the hard working managers Although six seniors are leaving this year, next year proves to be quite promising, with many more exciting games to follow. FRONT: Coach Novogrodsky P. Hathorn, S. McCanna, C. Mueller, S. Jurras, C. Rosenbeck, L. Martin, B. Melen, A. Dockery, M. Porter JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Hartford 31 Hanover 20 Hartford 21 Towle 15 Hartford 15 Lebanon 16 Hartford 27 Towle 9 Hartford 13 Lebanon 12 Hartford 19 Windsor 18 Hartford 39 Woodstock 2 Hartford 37 Mascoma 9 Hartford 25 Hanover 17 Hartford 20 Woodstock 12 The Junior Varsity finished the season with a fine 9-1 record. The only loss came to Lebanon, 16-15. It was a defensive battle all the way with Lebanon dropping in the winning basket in the last few seconds of play. With a record of this kind it means that prospects for next year’s team look very good indeed. The high scorer for the year was Louise Martin with 36 points, followed by Gay Brown, Debbie Rogers, and Carol Rosenbeck, all scoring in the high twenties. Others showing sparks on the offense were Sarah McCanna, Patty Hat-horn and Virginia Guarino. Patty could not complete the season due to a sprain received in the Towle game. The hustling defensive aggregation was spearheaded by Peg Ratcliffe, Beth Melen, Clarissa Mueller, and Sheila Jurras. Strength of the defensive team was indicated by the 39-2 victory over the hapless Woodstock team, which no doubt was one of the most lopsided scores in America last year. Co-captains for the team were Debbie Rogers and Doreen Donley. Freshmen and Sophomores also made up the squad. All are looking forward to next year under Coach Novogrodsky’s capable direction. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY - 1966 FRONT ROW: V. Hazen, P. Hathorne, D. Briggs, Coach Novogrodsky, J. Young, M. Alzner, M. Weigal. BACK ROW: M. Benedict, P, Ratcliffe, M. Ruotsala, P. Walker, L. Ricker, R. Akers. VARSITY Hartford 1 Windsor 1 Hartford 4 Mascoma - - Hartford 1 Lebanon 2 Hartford 4 Towle Hartford 0 Lebanon 0 Hartford - - - 0 Hanover Hartford 4 Woodstock 0 Hartford 3 Mascoma - - Hartford 0 Hanover 4 Hartford 0 Hartford - - - 2 Windsor Woodstock - ■ The Girl's Field Hockey team completed the 1965 season with a 5-3-3 record. The forward line consisting of P. Ratcliffe, M. Alzner, D. Briggs, C. Benedict, and G. Hazen were an agressive combination. The center forward D. Briggs was often fed the ball by her teammates, and drove them into the goal. She finished the season as high scorer. The defensive halfbacks, M. Routsala, J. Young, and M. Weigal backed the forward line. With the fullbacks, D. Rogers and P. Hathorne, two freshmen, they worked successfully as a defensive unit. Although her goalie pads were quite awkward and the cages shakey, L. Ricker was our successful goalie. She was able to stop the hardest drives. The Windsor game was the most exciting, the two teams being fairly evenly matched. Windsor scored a goal, but due to technicalities it was disregarded. P. Ratcliffe then scored for Hartford, but this was not counted. The game ended in a tie. In the away game with Lebanon D. Briggs encountered the goalie in a penalty-bully, a situation that seldom occurs. The goalie fouled again and we received a point. Nevertheless, we lost the game, 2-1. Our co-captains were D. Briggs and J. Young and the managers were Pat Walker and Becky Akers. JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Hartford 0 Lebanon 0 Hartford 0 Lebanon 1 Hartford 0 Hanover 1 Hartford 0 Hanover 1 Hartford 0 Windsor 0 The Junior Varsity Field Hockey team ended its season with a 0-3-2 record. Although they only had five games, a marked improvement was apparent as the season progressed. The forward line consisting of mostly Freshmen worked hard to carry the ball through the opponents defense. Mary Pogar was perhaps the fastest player. The defense fought hard to protect the goal. Janie Abbott, as goalie, prevented the opponents from scoring several times. The co-captains were Patty Hathorne and Jane Abbott. The team managers were Phyllis Frank and Ann Rogen- ski. BASEBALL - 1965 a, w ly in FIRST ROW: B. Dyer, S. Phillips, R. Bellimer, D. Wells, L. Bristol, G. Foley, J. Parrot, J. Dyer SECOND ROW: Coach Dyer, H. Henderson, T. Rogers, D. Derrick, J. Clifford, J. Spaulding, D. McCarthy, T. Levesque, Asst. Coach Remick The 1965 edition of Hartford's baseball team saw a young nine experience a losing season, dropping all of its 11 contests. Inexperience at all positions, especially on the mound, saw Coach Dyer's charges suffer only the second losing season during his 11 year reign. Prospects look much better for the 1966 season with several lettermen carring Hartford's hopes for a more successful season. HARTFORD HIGH CHOIR 1965-66 L. to Right 1st ROW: K. Guarino, P. Dane, R. Denson, D. Follensbee, C. Hall, Mrs. Berin (Director) D. Hamel, K. Manning, J. Flanders 2nd ROW: D. Manning, C. Scelza, A. Lowery, D. Brown, D. Brown, S. Pollard, S. Nott, L. St. James, R. Akers, M. Porter, C. Palmisano 3rd ROW: C. Lawrence, S. Schettino, J. Packard, S. Hughes, A. Mathon, P. Sheldon, L. Livingston, E. Crowell, D. Hend rson, S. Hathom. D. Rogers 4th ROW: R. Denson, E. Winget, V. Bowen, S. Bowley, S. Capron, R. DeFelice, L. Hazelton, L. Cartier, M. McKinnon, C. Luce, C. Patterson, V. Walker 5th ROW: P. Frank, V. McKenzie, R. Barrett, S. Neff, L. Martin, E. Romine, E. Lahar, R King, D. Kessler, J. Bebeau, M. Pogar, B. Melen 6th ROW: L. Johnson, M. Louse, G. Walker, M. Ratcliffe, S. Jurras, W. Pogar, H. Fournier, G. Cook, V. Oakes, L. Couture, A. Spencel, D. Miller IDENTI-SCOPES VICTORIA OAKES Vici .. quiet?.. Sophomore summer.. Boy Scouts.. trips to the tea room.. whipped cream in S. C. 's pocket.. NCC.. mad mower,. the light's yellow--so what?.. PJ parties.. no faster than 55 coming home from NCC. DIANNE BRIGGS Forget it, Charlie! I.. Where's your beret?.. Who's Steak?.. Green Mt. girl.. 5“$ of Senior nights, huh?.. All around athlete.. Di”. LINDA DANCOES Lin .. Has her own red volkswagon - almost -..eats flys??.. and those suing bean hands..3 sta. cheerleader.. number 1 arguer, but oh so friendly...stop the game, my lens fell out.. Who's L. C, ? Special!! PETER JASMIN Pete .. Who's getting a Vette? Who lives on Barnes Ave?.. Who's S. W. ?.. Late to school.. hot cars - back roads.. football mascot. MARILYNN ROUSE Lynn .. Always laughing, .good ski insuuctor.. who's D. P. ? red rambler - blue scooter.. rusty telephone.. shopping anyone??.. pizza. TIMOTHY LOVELY Timmy”..No. 1 hero?.. what's with the cellar Friday nites? how's coach?..how's your love life?.. how’s Virginia? - beach, that is!! STEPHEN MARSH Steve .. Bound for Brown.. NYC.. builds great statues.. down with up.. Uncle Stan had a big wallet. . stonecutter.. hitchhiking. ANITA MANNING Carrots make your eyes grow ., birds and the bees.. clothes. Doug - who's that? your hubby -you're kidding!.. watch those stop signs. ALLAN LOUDON A girl's best friend, .the hot Model A.. anyone for the Manor?? what picture?, temper!!.. a bottle's best friend..new this year. THOMAS LEVESQUE Tom .. reads a lot.. Father Callifer.. great philosopher.. class censor.. 1 never carry a wallet - but I've got a notebook. JOHN ABBOTT Trackman.. North Hartland bound.. to see M. R... go west, young man.. Panel uuck?.. ACM.. hitchhike to NYC.. MR.. photographer.. MR. who? CAROL ADAMS How's 215?. Uips to Woodstock.. pink.. summer tans.. suanded. REBECCA AKERS Becky .. row rar rou? .. more crepe paper?..remember that night?.. Mom, it's just pizza.. Hey, that’s not fair ..choir pres. SUZANNE ALLEN Suzie .. Wrinkled up Falcon.. T. K.. field hockey games - with the football team.. S. A. -phone.. sandals.. long blonde hair.. welcome back. DOROTHY CAMPBELL Scotti .. crooked racing suipes. .going to Florida? oh, to see P.Q.. in the midst of life .. shoulder length earrings.. P. Q. ANNELIESE SMOLA Girl's State.. Woodstock?.. late hours on game nights.. a can or a car?.. a Hood girl.. from Christian Street.. boys.. S. W.. U of Penn. PATRICIA SPAULDING Pat”., who's DAD? oh scuse me D. A.D. .our silversmith.. Will you please rise?.. Head majorette - 2 years.. learning to ski. JAMES SNYDER Jim.. Duke .. future Air Force pilot.. west leb.. perfect gangster.. remember the mornings in the drafting room?.. friend to all. WILLIAM SULLIVAN Billy .. managing Cross Abbott now?.. 8th grade fights. DONALD THOMPSON Don ..Hit any bridges?..in the middle of nowhere. DANIEL WELLS Danny Who’s RD?..star halfback..want to ride on my Vespa?..decorating for the Jr. Prom.. Patches.. water pistol. RAYMOND W1TH1NGTON Ray .. big boy from N. Hartland.. where's the key.. football tackle.. fishing at Savage lately.. Ray, she’s going steady. GERTRUDE WELCH Gert .. Tink's place.. swimming under the bridge after dark.. I'll never tell.. Island Park.. somebody talk to me. REGINALD MURPHY hot four cylinder Jeep, .good view on Mt. Tom., get caught? RAYMOND NOTT Neat Scout.. church man.. let's get some cider. DALE PHILLIPS girls, what's that?.. L. R.. she's one. .you bet. .ski nut. .blue Vespa, .likes his little brother.. late to football practice.. how come?.. loyal Boy Scout.. L. R.. what's that uuck on your tie?, good guy. MARY POTTER need gas - go to Petco in Hanover..hand-made earrings. SAUNDRA CAPRON Sunny .. NY Uip - 1 slept through it., special Christmas present?.. what the choir do without you?.. Come, Rise Up Early ..only girl, only A in Latin IV, Congrats!..always smiling..real sweet. WANDA POT WIN party doll.. Wanda the Witch.. light the fireplace like a Boy Scout, silly.. anyone for Woodstock? .. where did they come from.. what's the deal?.. hit any posts?., loads of lauglis.. shortest in class, CONNIE DARBY Flat tire at midnight: no jack.. I'm not blushing.. Matchmaker.. 90 on the Miracle Mile.. Twin State pool shark.. SHY?? Guidance Office gossip.. Looks real nice.. THOMAS DARRAH Write me an excuse.. Little Sis .. Stick of gum anyone.. Don't let my girl sec me., V, H,.. Calmed down a lot.. Late to Physics.. GREGORY COOK What's this about a PAPER TIGER ?.. Regular car trouble.. Look out UVM, here he comes.. Talented musician.. Carrot juice?.. DOROTHY COUTERMARSH I'm not fickle just greedy .. An apple tree?.. Shaving cream fights.. ACHE W! !..Cut my hair? NEVER.. The canoe snatchers strike again.. Always missing on Mondays.. How many dates in a night?.. EILEEN CROWELL BUNNY.. Ill-fated picnic at Silver lake.. Future Practical Nurse.. Pretty green eyes. .Car trouble??, .giggles. . WILLIAM DOCKERY Doc .. Has it come yet? Huh? Huh?.. PSSSSssst.. Now see what you have done!.. Here I am .. Hot Rod.. ZOOM! ZOOM!.. Eating lunch during English! ??.. Special Delivery.. Call to Montpelier.. EMILY DODGE What's at Dartmouth?.. Baker Library.. Sitting in the main lobby.. trip to Washington, calling from New Jersey at 5 in the morning.. SNCC.. WDCR,. Red hair?.. Why wear green all the time.. MARSHA DUPUIS How did you like driver's training?.. Oh no!.. What a sense of humor!.. I just refuse to pay! .. Caught making booze in the back room.. Grape ruffles on a yellow dress.. always smiling ANNA FISK Guess what!.. Little G. T. O... Three o'clock in the morning.. Paddy wagon???.. Hitch-hiking.. Cloud 9.. FANG.. Dry day.. ANNE GILL Long hair?.. Who me?.. Jade East.. Remember the chair in English?.. Huh!.. I hear bells.. What's in East Hartford? LOREN GROVER Grover Green.. How's the plane?.. Yes, I took flying lessons. When are you going to buy your cycle .. your car.. your jeep.. Big Chevy.. JOHN GUARINO Big Pontiac man.. SHY???. .Quiet???.. This would have been a good day - if we didn't have to come to school.. great set manager.. Senior Play.. Latin Scholar.. NANCY GUNN Camp Pinnacle.. Satisfaction .. Bartlett Tree Experts..Scraped the tire on the curb?.. Early morn-ing giggles.. 3 o’clock am.. GAIL WALKER Pat .. Did you have fun in N. Y. C. ?.. Do you always hide in the back seat?.. Your bottle's a little flat.. will you stop dancing and go to bed?.. I'm taking a survey.. Oh, Cripe! 1.. MICHAEL MORANCY Good kid.. wild.. What was wrong with that 55 Ford.. Who is it this week.. Girl problem.. Skip school.. Quiet?.. GARY HADLOCK Where do you get all your leisure time?.. Why is he your best friend?.. Do you always entertain the customers?.. Was that you on Dothan?.. That parking” lot is for cars!!.. DONNA HATHORN What's on Rutland?.. Who's your secret admirer?.. 1 won't tell if you don't.. No two piece allowed in this pool.. DONNA HOWLAND What's in Woodstock?.. Who's in West Fairlee?.. PJ parties New Years Eve.. Potato chips anyone? .. Sleeping in a chair.!!.. JOHN HULL What was the name of that girl at the street dance?.. Hall’s parties.. N. Y... Likes to dive into swimming pools?.. MALCOLM MURPHY Hot Chev... Quechee.. Business college ahead.. do red head's have more fun? PATRICIA McGUIRE Tinks.. A go go.. A yellow two piece.. Let's go swimming.. Street dances.. P. D. coffee.. Sure why not.. What’s at the Drive-in.. Can't catch me.. Lots of fun.. '54 Mercury.. What a door.. RAMOND MARTIN Sam's pool hall.. The HOT Chevy.. That Aqua Velva man.. The yellow line case.. What stop light???.. A teacher's friend, HA.. RUTH DENSON Do you like falling off Hondas?.. Green Eyes .. and in public places too.. are you wearing your undershirt?.. Is this turkey big enough?.. But! But!.. Crinkle.. DONNA BEAN always wearing moccasins.. It's chocolate cake for the rats. .. act before you think.. No, it's not a wig. .. Who is it today?? KENNETH POTTER Chevy, Pontiac, or what??.. Where is your license now?.. back roads to Quechee.. have to ride the bus for a while KATHERINE FOGG town babysitter.. pessimist.. I almost died. .. all in all, a heart of gold.. but that's not fair .. likes art RICHARD LARABEE good stagehand and sword maker..guidance office receptionist.. I'm on a diet. .. always laughing NELSON BENNETT Parties across the street.. Hot Ford!!.. You sure that's a horn for a car?!.. well, you see—.. Halloween.. barrels in the street RAYMOND JASMIN Toby .. knows all about cars.. Tombstone .. KING OF THE POOLROOM.. 3-6-9 or double 8?? ..wanted in 3 states—by women..lifetime sand-blaster..gimme a drag..he gets around and knows everybody MIKE CHASE You know how I worry!!!.. Batman.. been in Orford lately?.. long hair.. which way did he go?.. Ever walked home from the picnic area?.. likes help polishing his coupe.. Crutches help at Senior parties, huh?? RICK REED Why do you go to New York??.. basketball, football.. where did you get your black hair?.. He’s always home early. .I'm not chicken.. Senior play. . Hello Dr. Baston .. Hampton Manor, on Friday night?? PAUL GRANT Boat rides at Silver Lake.. too much spark, but not enough play.. water skier MARY ALZNER Ever hitch-hiked?.. Peter, Paul, and here's Mary, .hockey pucks can spoil a week-end, huh??, .sand fights at Wells Beach.. Anne, I love your green party dress.. Stuart.. Endicott.. A cold walk in Rutland JOYCE BEBEAU calorie counter.. Your Royal Majesty.. pinned.. Miss Bebeau, R. N... Still snow-plowing??.. Used to be blond.. Mock angel food DEBORAH LABOMBARD 49-fire.. Scotch and Soda.. Sedate, Meriden parties??.. construction workers.. all I want is A MG..scrounge, your illiterate..Oh, those Marines have landed again..DC, what's that Dartmouth College? MYR1EM BENEDICT Breakfast at Tiffany's or the Electronics room??.. pajama parties at the old schoolhouse.. ah-choo.. Nobody wanted to contribute to our cause.. You agree now that Fords are better??.. Number please THOMAS BOWLEY a good guy.. likes to hunt and fish.. Bet I can drink more milk than you.. those trips on the hill.. who's on the back of that bike NANCY RAY What's a DKE?.. Hanover, St.. Were YOU at the accident?, pretty wasn't I??.. ANIMALS?? from where?.. Watch out for people who stand on ledges.. How's the Connecticut Channel?.. Can we bumb with you?.. Long Island? MARGARET BROUGHTON quiet type.. Henry, forever??.. scared again.. ask your mother.. fishing on the fork.. Oh, these late hours are going to ruin my hearing.. MICHAEL BRYNE Jelly-Belly.. Flowery letters from Hawaii.. Hawaiian shirts and stetsons.. Wildcat and playboy.. chain gang.. Chinos.. Duke and Hal JANET YOUNG Little red Mustang.. Honor Society.. Does she or doesn't she.. who came to Norwich.. skiing with Pam.. contacts.. nice singing voice WILLIAM BUCHANAN Sweet William ..I'm the greatest.. What’s in W. Leb?..besides Barber’s store, I mean., anyone for milk.. don’t be dogmatic.. HARRIET BURROUGHS Been to any weddings?.. Mysterious caller New Years? blind dates.. Frostie Stein.. 1 only went out with him once.. Keene.. $$$ ROBERT CLARK Basil Addison.. friend of the junior girls.. highly imaginative.. movie and music critic.. frequently seen haunting the streets of Hanover.. got his Mojo working.. you can meet some interesting people at dances.. ALLEN CARTER quiet, but dependable friend.. a math genius.. So Pygmalion did it, eh?? .. Great White Hunter feared by North Hartland woodchucks.. ducks, and geese, and swans, and canvasbacks and.. and.. KENNETH NEWTON artist, coast guard ahead.. MARRIAGE???.. do blondes have more fun?.. won't she let you go t New York?.. Peanut Butter cups for sale, DJ,. JAMES HOLMES Jim hard worker.. a future truck driver?.. Whitehall.. Ever call a girl?.. The Manor.. wild parties .. way out.. likes to run. RONALD TALLMAN What did you go to New York for?.. who's new this week?.. I don't race around!.. tall guy.. Came alive in 65 .. dish pan hands.. likes underclassmen.. basketball.. high scores.. Beefeater.. Instigator.. Ever stand a girl up?.. big pick up. JOHN SEVERANCE Big Bad John ..where's your Honda?..not too big, but..short and sweet!.. I wasn't late Mr. Budlong! ..Do you like Lebanon girls?.. My hair isn’t too long! LUNA RICKER Our best goalie.. willing to help.. the tuna.. Did you ever break a window?.. band.. who call's you Mona?. .How many were in the back seat coming back from Burlington? DAVID SMITH Can be found in Woodstock.. covered bridge windows.. hot 56 Ford.. not really as quiet as he seems ..trackman. MARY ROSENBECK Swimming with your clothes on?.. blue jeans that don’t fit.. who did you meet at Hampton Beach? .. any letters lately.. ice cream sodas! WAYNE KENDALL Any action on Center Town Road?.. watch out U. V. M... extremist.. froggie.. where is the future Mrs. Kendall?.. four year old in New York.. anti-social.. only guy with 40 cars.. best poker player in school.. What type of books do you read. LIZABETH LAMPHERE Brainy.. Honor Society gal.. New York Tripper.. remember who broke the window?.. Miss Cain's favorite.. farmer.. proud aunt.. sure gets a lot of guidance.. Who’s who in South Royalton? RICHARD K1LBOURN How are things in Enfield.. have a headache Christmas morning?.. Dickey.. Drives a 61 Chevy Convert.. Nice guy. DEANNE SMITH What’s with Junie.. always gets the job done.. friendly to all.. a whiz in the kitchen.. Do you like Oldsmobiles?.. Shy.. How're the good-looking doctors coming along.. very artistic.. likes to argue.. lives in Wilder.. always babysitting. RONALD LABELLE Very energetic.. How are the girls.. Who will be the next victim of your love.. Varsity Club.. track.. How's the golf?.. jealousy.. Need a bookkeeper? ROSEMARIE SCHETTINO Rosie ..sweet.. full of pep.. plenty of clothes.. loves chocolate chip ice cream.. let’s go .. Woodstock.. Lebanon.. Ho Jo's.. Me married?.. summer tan.. Hey, wait for me.. Happiness is.. Let’s go to California. . on time. MARK ST. PETER St. Peter at the Golden Gate.. after dinner cigarettes.. no sweat.. The Inn and the Bridge.. Do girls change?.. Ran out of gas lately. MELODY MORANCY Aqua Velva.. Prowlers?.. OH! that fire alarm.. Daddy’s little girl.. BATMAN as an idol.. m eyes. ERIC LAHAR Lots of talent.. master of Sax.. Mans favorite sport.. Have you been to: Concord,. Woodstock.. Hanover lately?.. Who's your favorite teacher?.. poet.. philosopher.. fool.. Chevy is the best car on the road. WAYNE RULE Quiet but I wonder?.. How about those baby pictures?.. Those days in New York.. What's at Tupper Lake?.. How is bachelorhood?.. The Golden Rule. THOMAS RICE Pep rallies.. taken any good pictures?.. darkrooms.. 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