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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1968 volume:

INTRODUCING YOUR 1968 YEARBOOK THE HARTFORD KEY THE SCHOOL BOARD CARL E. KELTON FRANK NAPOLITANO MURIEL S. KIBBY MAYNARD R. YOUNG RAFFAELE M. TERINO JOHN A. FREITAS. SUPT. YEARBOOK OF - HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. VERMONT THE HARTFORD 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. HYMN FOREWORD As Editor of the 1968 KEY, 1 would like to thank everyone responsible for their part in making this yearbook a success. The Staff has tried to present a true picture of every phase of school life. We hope that in the coming years this yearbook will bring back many fond memories of Hartford High School. We extend our best wishes to students and faculty. And finally, the sincere hope to the senior class for a successful and rewarding future. Andrea Martin Editor CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN CLASSES IN ACTION ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES PHOTO-SHOTS CLASS MOSTS SPONSORS 4 YEARBOOK STAFF FIRST ROW: Mr. Jurras, D. Miller, A. Shumway, K. Guarino, M. McKinnon, A. Martin, C. Keeler, D. Spaulding, L. Jacobs. SECOND ROW: T. Clifford, K. Lawrence, R. Dwyer, C. Hazen, B. Coutermarsh, D. Coutermarsh, W. Manley, J. Abbott, L. Fuller, J. Hagerman, S. Lyons. THIRD ROW: S. Poulin, M. L. DeFelice, C. Patterson, B. Monroe, B. Bean, G. Grigel, B. Jasmin, J. Smola, T. Scelza. FOURTH ROW: G.Reed, G. Gould, S. Perry, J. Spaulding, C. Rosenbeck. DEDICATION .XL? s v • iv,V The Class of 1968 wishes to dedicate this yearbook to the memory of one of its most popular members - Greg Gould. We will remember Greg as one who never failed to give a helping hand to one in need. Rough wind, that moanest loud Grief too sad for song; Wild wind, when sullen cloud Knells all the night long; Sad storm, whose tears are in vain, Bae woods, whose branches strain, Deep caves and dreary main. Wail, for the world’s wrong! The person of him may go, but the Best part of him stays, It stays forever. STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT -.1 V COUNCIL PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Serving as your Student Council President this past year, I have had many rich and rewarding experiences. We, on the council, have tried to make this year a great year for Hartford High, and I hope we have accomplished our goal, I wish to express my sincere thanks to the members of the council, the stu- • '0, dents, the faculty, an especially to Mr. Severance, for the help and cooperation they have given me in all of our activities this year. This has been a wonderful year and I shall never for- PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE The triumphant hour is at hand. The class of 1968 will soon join the ranks of the Hartford High School Alumni. The faculty hopes that you will look back upon the last four years as beneficial and enjoyable. We have enjoyed You. Your class has the distinction of being the first class to spend its four years in the present building. On behalf of the Faculty, I wish you good luck in all your future endeavors. We anticipate that the Class of 1968 will supply its quota of leaders and successful people in a variety of occupations. May you find your past education a sound foundation upon which to build your future life. Sincerely, John P. Gates FACULTY GUIDANCE CO-ORDINATOR’S MESSAGE Of course no one knows what the future holds in store for us but, of a good beginning cometh a good end,” TO THE GRADUATES OF 1968 This is my first year as Guidance Co-ordinator at Hartford High School and, although my acquaintance with you has been of only one-year’s duration, I am more than interested in your welfare. I have been impressed by members of the class who are determined to face reality and do everything within their power to resolve indecisions regarding their future. As someone has said, ... though there is no reason why every man cannot grasp all the happiness of which he is capable, he has to keep reaching.” Members of the guidance staff congratulate you upon successfully completing twelve years of formal education - may these years serve as a substantial base upon which to build your future. iV Curtis Lamberton 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 f. St ROMONA ALEXANDER B.S. , University of Vermont Guidance - Homemaking EDITH F. ALLEN B. L. I. , Emerson College English CHARLES BAKER B.S., Castleton College M.A., Columbia University Mathematics SUSAN D. BEVAN Skidmore College B.S. B. Mus. Music PHILIPPE H. BOUTHILLIER B.A. , St. Michael's College Chemistry - Hockey Coach PAULINE S. COLE B.S. , Boston University Librarian - Library Science CATHERINE M. CONRAD B.S., St. Lawrence University M. Ed., Bridgewater State English ANNE A. CREWE B.F.A. . Philadelphia College of Art Arts and Crafts KENNETH M. DYER B.S., Syracuse University Guidance - Coach EFFIET. FULTON B. Ed. , Keene State College Homemaking GEORGE E. HALL B.E. , Keene State College Pre-Vocational DIANA M. HANDLEY B.S., Eastern Baptist College Remedial Reading - English MALCOLM D. HOOPER B.S. Ed., Johnson State College English LOUISE E. HUTCHINSON A.B., Middlebury College M.S. Ed., University of Pennsylvania History - Latin ROGER C. IN GOLDS BY B.A. , Harvard College English ELIZABETH M. JARVIS B. S. , Trinity College Commercial CARL R. JOHNSON B.S. , Norwich University Vocational Drafting Related Mathematics GENIEVIENCE M. LANDER B.A. , Middlebury College St. Lawrence University University of Vermont French GEORGE W. LAWRENCE Keene State Teachers College General Motors Auto Mechanics EARL L. MacHARG Concord Aeromechanics G. E. Technical Electronics A. GREGORY McCANNA B. S. Ed., Rutgers University Physical Education Coach FLOYD O. McPHETRES A.B. . University of Vermont M.A.T., University of Illinois Mathematics ARTHUR A. NADEAU B.E. , Keene State College Industrial Arts EUGENE NOVOGRODSKY A.B., University of Miami H istory DONNON J. O'NEIL B.A. , M.A. St. Bonaventure University English - Backgrounds JOHN W. RAGLE B . S. , University of Chicago M.A. , Middlebury College English - Backgrounds GEORGE RATCLIFFE B.S. Ed., Boston University M. Ed. , Boston University Physical Education Track Coach WILLIAM REM1CK B.S. , Lyndon State College Driver Education Athletic Director ANNE ROBERT R. N. , St. Luke's Hospital School Nurse CYRUS W. SEVERANCE B. S. , University of Vermont History ELIZABETH STONE A. B. , University of Vermont French ROBERT TAYLOR B. S. , Bates College Mathematics HERBERT WHEELER B.E. , Plymouth Teachers College Commercial ELEANOR P. W1SHINSKI B. A. , Hofstra University Biology NEW FACULTY FACES: 1967-68 PAMELA BLOW, B.S. Music, University of New Hampshire - Band THOMAS GORKA, B.S. . Ed. , Fitchburg State - Science CURTIS LAMBERTON, B.S. , Lyndon, M.ED. , U.V.M. - Guidance Director KATHERINE KARLSON, B.S. , Ed. , Sargent College - Physical Ed. WAYNE KARLSON, A. B. , Upsala, M. Ed; Bridgewater State - Science MARY LOU SWOTCHAK, B.S. , History, Framingham State - History LEE ANN WRISLEY, B.S. Ed; Northern Illinois - Mathematics 4—__A SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT c , iXf-'C- • r.- PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE As we near the end of one of the most important phases of our life, we all recall the many joys and tribulations that we shared together during our high school days. These memories, along with the excellent edu- cation we were provided with at Hartford High will open the door for us to another most important phase of life which we are not approaching. Let us all open the door to the future, and face it with wisdom, courage, and humility, believing that with the help of God we will succeed in all that we endeavor. SENIORS JANE WISWELL ABBOTT Ski Team, Field Hockey, Softball, 1; Field Hockey, Softball, 2; CSF. Library Club. Hurricane, 3; CSF, G.A.A., Ski Club, 4. Is it Abbott or Rabbitt? ... Oh. Fudge! ... Who's Bob?... What's at Cornell besides brother? ... Pres, of C. S. F. ... Headed for Prep School ... A real great kid ... What a giggle! ... Never ready on time! ... PHILIP JOSEPH ADAMS CSF, 1; CSF. Football, 2; CSF. Science Club, FT A, Football, Track, 3; CSF. Science Club, Football, Track, 4. North Hartland product ... Where's the party? ... computers .., Mr. Clark can I ask you a question? ... French 4? ... Noise Maker ... Me, a pest?! ... Who's Debbie? ... Always smiling ... Where's Upsala? ... M.I.T. maybe? JOHN OTTO ALEXANDER CSF, JV Baseball, 1; CSF, Dramatics Club, JV Baseball, Sophomore Play. 2; CSF, Dramatics Club, JV Baseball, Track, Junior Prom Committee, 3; CSF, Dramatics Club, Basketball, Track, 4. Hippie ... The Wanderer ... Been to St. Louis lately? ... Thumbs on the Inter-State ... Flower Power! ... My future is solid ... It's all in the game. JERRY LEE BACHELDER Football, Basketball, Baseball, Technicians Club, 1; Football, Basketball, Baseball, Dramatics Club, 2; Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council, Varsity Club, 3; Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council, Varsity Club, 4. How's Mary? ... Been to the movies lately? ... Big strong Batch!___ The runner .,. Fullback ... Monk ... Do you want to argue? ... Not dumb by any means ... What a great, big athlete!! ... Is it Columbia or UVM? BRENDA MARIE BEAN Band, 1; Band, Glee Club, 2; Band, Prom Committee, Softball, 3; Band, Softball, Yearbook Committee, 4. Always in the library ... Dog School??? ... Laughs a lot .,. real sweet kid ... loves school ... Everyone’s friend ... Likes music ... quiet ,.. GREGORY SCOTT BLOOD JV Baseball, Intermural Basketball, CSF, 1; JV Basketball, 2; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Yearbook Committee, 4. Blackjack for a quarter ... Kendall! ... 383-4 speed ... Gail ... The lobster . •, Are you looking for handouts? ... Pinball millionaire .,. How are the piano lessons coming? ... TONI LEE BINGHAM Girls'Craft, Dramatics Club, 1; Library Club, Girls'Craft, Volleyball, 2; Library Club, FTA, Hurricane, Junior Prom Committee, 3; Library Club, FTA, Guidance Office Receptionist, 4. Lots of laughs ... Very thoughtful ... Which Jim? ... Dog School ??? What happened?, you drove where?!! ... Who did you say lives a little ways up the road? ... LESLIE ANN BONNETT Hot Blue Ford ... They ought to rename Coute’s Corner! ... Yea, boy! ... What's so fascinating about the army anyway? ... Six feet what? ... Oh well, I guess you were right ... V A 21 EDWIN TRENT BROOKS Pee Wee ... Bridgewater girls ... Concussion ... Who's Audrey?... Twin ... Quechee boy ... What happened on your trips to Canada? ... Where do you spend your weekends? ... What's wrong with your little toe? ... Evil-eye! ... WILLIAM JAMES BROWN Baseball, Basketball, Dramatics, 1; Baseball, Basketball, 2; Baseball, Basketball, Varsity Club, Junior Prom Committee, 3; Basketball, Baseball, Monitor, Varsity Club, 4. King of the B -Ball court! ... Wanted in the state by WOMEN ... Likes to skinny-dip ... Wears night gowns at Wells Beach ... Girl trouble? ... Never!! ... Monitor - or is it Girl-Watcher! ... Great athlete... Classified 1-A ... Billy the Kid!” ... Football player ... Drives a hot Rambler ... What's in Leb. ? ... No one likes his shoes!! ... Pool Shark ... Sees a lot of Twin State ... Northampton ... What a smile ... Sat. nights at Dartmouth can be fun!! ! ... EUGENE REGINALD BURNHAM Technicians Club, 1; Technicians Club, Science Club, 3; Technicians Club, 4. Gene ... '57 Chevy ... C -wing ... Quiet ... Cars ... Good kid ... Hard worker after school ... I keep things in order ... A willing worker I WILLIAM JOHN BURNETT Trafford High School, Football, 2; Football, Track, 4. DEBORAH LEE CAPRON Choir, Hurricane, 1; Choir, Hurricane, Junior Prom Committee, Science Fair, Math Team, 3; Choir, Senior Play New England Auditions, 4. That's life ... An out-and-out non-conformist ... Let's run away .., I'm bored ... Great Actress ... Moody ... But, Mrs. B ! ... 1 hate him, hate him, hate him ... I don't want to go to College ... A future what? ... Gay ... DENISE CHOQUETTE STEBB1NS Ski Club, Dramatics, 1; Softball, 2; Choir, Junior Prom Committee. 3; Yearbook Committee, 4. DeDe ... Ya-Hoo! ... Can't memorize anything ...Bobby_Been to any weddings lately? ... A Surfer ... What happened at the beach9 ... Saint Mike's!!! ... Kid who knows everyone ... A Bud Girl ... One of the Dairy Joy girls ... TERESA DARLENE CLIFFORD Dramatics, Student Council, 1; Student Council, 2; Infanta , Junior Prom, Impromptu , 3; Monitor, The Infernal Machine , Yearbook Staff, 4. Peter ... Senior Play ... Snowcrest ... Hampton Beach -- or is it? ... Getting Married? ... Loves school??? ... Wanna go out with Peter's friend? ... JIMMY ROGERS (the singer of course!) ... A summer at Bennington no less ... EDWARD RAYMOND COURTEMANCHE What about those wild hunting trips up to camp ... Will you work tonight?__Yeah, 1 suppose so ... Little red Honda ... Dishpan hands!! ... Good with a sponge and dirty dishes ... 23 RONALD EDWARD COURTEMANCHE Blue Scout ... crooked racing stripe ... Strict diet ... Can be found on most any North Hartland back road — Whose RC parking with now? ... The only clue I'll give is CC ... A mighty hunter -Let's play ball ... Bad weather days ... BONNIE MARIE COUTERMARSH Dramatics, Softball, 1; Dramatics, Softball, 2; Junior Prom Committee, Softball, 3; Yearbook Staff, 4. Ken ... B-215___Dress up at Halloween ... Yes, mother! ... What's in Taftsville? ... Green '61 Chevy ... Tobogganing .., Where's a good parking place Bonnie? ... On to the business world ... How about a snack ... DEBORAH ANN COUTERMARSH Dramatics, 1; Dramatics, 2; Choir, Dramatics, Junior Prom Committee, 3; Choir, Yearbook Staff, Cafeteria Aid, 4. Katherine Gibbs ... B-215 ... Whose Barnyard cousin? ... personality Pretty long brown hair ... Flirt ... Wayne ... Becky ... Been in any ditches lately? ... Bubble gum -- for what? ... What were you doing in the field the other night? ... Our business class ... IRA JOSEPH COUTERMARSH Technicians Club, Green Mts, Boys Rifle Club, 1; Football, Baseball, 2; Green Mt. Boys Rifle Club, 3; Green Mt. Boys Rifle Club, 4. Skinch ... Where's your camp? ... Jericho? ... Got your Rambler stuck in Jericho? ... Got a deer? ... Your uncle lives where? ... Jericho? ... Boy, sure is dark out! ... Smile Skinch! ... THOMAS EDWARD COUTERMARSH Baseball, Basketball, Football, Dramatics, 1; Baseball, Football, 2; Varsity Club, Football, Track, Weight lifting. Junior Prom Committee, 3; Senior Play, Football, Monitor, Varsity Club, Yearbook Staff, Track, 4. Web ... How's Bobby? .,. Been parking lately? ... Parties at your house! ... Trips to the beach ... Submarine Races? ... Pretty Blue Eyes... Shave again? ... Wildthing ... Swim Web! ... How's painting Girls Camp -- Panty Raid!!! ... Gives parking lessons ... GARY EDWARD CREWSON Science Club, 2; Hockey, Choir, Science Club, Technicians Club. 3; Technicians Club, Hockey. Science Club, Choir, Yearbook Staff, Boys State, 4. What’s on Poverty Lane? ... How do you park a VW? ... What's on Wednesday night? ... Hockey ... What's on Fairview Street ? ... Late again ... Easier to park new Corvair? ... Kerry ... LINDA LEE CROFTS Dramatics, 1; Girls' Craft, 2; Library Club, Junior Prom Committee, 3: Library Club, 4. Who's in Utah? ... How’s Les?___Quiet ... Corner Drug ... Wheeler Lover. ... Art Class ... Morning gathering in the Library ... All is well that ends well ... ROBERT DUNCAN DANA History classes are fun?! ... Quiet? ... Red Hair ... But my hair isn't that long! ... Skiing ... What’s in Woodstock? ... Detention blues ... Transfer from one school to another? Why? 25 GARY WILLIAM DECOFF Baseball Manager. 3. Deek ... Baseball manager ... Quiet ... Grocery boy ... VW ... Bag boy ... What's the reason for keeping these late hours? ... How about a slow ride home ... Very careful on decisions______ ALEXANDER STEPHEN DEFELICE Football, Basketball, Track, 1; Football. Track, 2; Football, Varsity Club, Class Vice-President, Choir, 3. IGA Store ... Assistant Manager !?! ... Clara's boy ... Big hot car ... Draftsman ... great guy ... daddy ... Did you get a deer? ... Good Worker ... Clambakes?? ... Ice cream! ... No defroster or heater ... Track and Football ... Think ... Great sense of humor ... Serious? Toodie ... MARY LOU SPAULDING DEFELICE Band. Dance Band, JV Cheerleader, Dramatics, Class Vice-President, Student Council, 1; Band, JV Cheerleader, Class Secretary, 2; Varsity Cheerleader, Choir, Class Secretary, 3. Toodie ... Alex I, Alex II ... Good personality ... Pushes a mean clutch! ... Cheering ... Tenting in your back yard ? ... Wilder kid ___December 3 ... Anyone for skiing?!! ... 26 WILLIAM JOSEPH DEMERS Track, 2. Hot Jeep ... Texaco station ... Basketball Manager__Good kid ... Friend to all ... Quiet? ... What about French Class ... Oh what a slow day ... Xmas days ahead EVAN DONNELLY Souped-up Super 90 ... Ape Hangers ... Quiet ... Moved lately? ... Friendly ... Must get to the garage ... Is it Sunapee? ... Live on Maple Street now ... All of my hard work SANDRA LEE DUCHARME Freshman Dramatics, 1; Prom Committee, 3; Yearbook Staff, 4. Alan ... cute smile . .. Big dimples ... Tight pants ... Likes little blue VW's ... Jealousy gets you everywhere! ... Alan ... One of the Dairy Joy girls ... Studying is a problem at times ... JOHN ANTHONY DUPUIS Science Club. 1; Science Club 2; Science Club. NRA, 3; NRA.4. Dupe” ... Haircuts -- Ba-Humbug! ... Good old sod farmer ... 1 hate Jerseys ... Ha, Ha we got a bigger tractor than you! ... It's unique ... Must get the job done ... I enjoy bus tides ... RACHEL ANN DWYER Library Club, CSF, Junior Prom Committee, 3; Cafeteria Aid, Yearbook Staff, 4. Miller's (high life!) girl?_B-215___Lives way out ... Coffee pot___Freckles ... Laughs a lot ... You like the name Jim? ... Rach ... Likes to dress up on Halloween ... Steam Town ... Teacher? ... You can hear her all over school!!! ... Hard worker in cafeteria 27 DAVID LAURENCE EASTMAN National Rifle Assoc.. 3; National Rifle Assoc. , 4. 427 Tractor ... Wheelies? ... Smashed-up Ski-Doo ... A small pickup, Ha! ... John get the tractor my Scout is stuck again! ... Just great at coon hunting in corn fields ... Life on the farm is great ... GEORGE BERNARD FOLEY Basketball, Baseball, Class President, Student Council. T. Basketball. Baseball, 2; Basketball, Baseball, Student Council Vice-President, Varsity Club, Junior Prom Committee, Boys State, 3; Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club Secretary, Student Council President, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play, 4. Party time at Georges! ... Bring your own refreshments ... Car trouble lately? ... Black VW ... Had any Candy lately?! ... How •old is Liz now? ... Keep your pants on!!! ... LINDA RAE FULLER Dramatics, 1; Volleyball, 2; Junior Prom Committee, 3; CSF, Guidance Office Receptionist, Cafeteria Aid, 4. Has cool PJ parties! ... Talley House ... Cousins!!! ... Who likes blue Vets? .. .MOUTH ... Grace-ful” ... What's this about the strings? ... Does your mother know? ... Does she or doesn't she? .., Head cashier of cafeteria ice cream ... 28 CATHARINE ROBIN GARRAN Basketball, Track, 2. Long blonde hair ... Dartmouth Students ... Talley House ... Artist ... Just joined us this year ... Boston ... Has a retarded Duck! ... Quiet!?! ... Loves CYO ... What party at CD's? ... Glad to have you with us Robin ... JOSEPH ALLEN GAUDETTE Hunk! ... Gov’t worker ... 60 Ford ... FT A??? ... Those CYO classes ... Been sleeping in English lately? ... Got to get my assignments done ... Excuses? ... Is the car ready ... Let's get to the game ... Always near the ball ... Check my record!! ... GREGORY GOULD What kind of adventures in the barn? ... Oak Hill ski gang ... One of the original Wilder gang ... Football games in Wilder ... Run, Run, Look and See—Love that song ... Always ready for some fun ... Let's go for a ride ... STEPHEN B. GRAY Intramurals, Track, Freshman Basketball, 1; Track 2; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Yearbook Staff, 4. First it was his scooter, then Dads new truck, what next? ... Anyone going down to the Super Duper after school? ... look out here comes CRJ! ... I’ve been good! ... You yoyo, aw shucks ... BAUER! ... Really serious ... Big business man of the future ... GAIL JOY GRIGEL Band, 1; Band, 2; Band, Library Club, Science Club, Ski Team, Dramatics, 3; Band, Library Club, Science Club, National Honor Society, 4. Class brain ... Honor student ... Me - a librarian, ugh ! ... UVM? -maybe ... Late nights at Hopkins Center ... Avid musician ... Likes Hospital work ... Go to bed earlier; home work isn’t the world! ... Good friend to all ... 29 KATHERINE MARY GUARINO Student Council, Dramatics, 1; Student Council, Dramatics, Field Hockey, G.A.A., Choir, 2; Student Council, Field Hockey, G.A.A., Choir, Prom Committee, 3; Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Class Officer, G.A.A. , 4. Is it SCOTT tissues? ... What's at Ho Jo's? ... Bathtubs are softer than floors!?! ... Can't stay on Honda’s ... Who types to music? ... She's where the boys are ... Leb ..‘. Saint Mike's !!! ... One of the Dairy Joy girls ... PJ party ... Champlain College ... JOSEPH HENRY HAGERMAN JR. Freshman Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Football, 1; Football, Track, 2; Varsity Football, National Rifle Assoc. , Prom Committee. Varsity Club, 3; Football, Yearbook Staff, Varsity Club, VICA, 4. Jethro, alias King Vica ... How's the weather in Florida? ... Your Chevy quit again? ... What does the inside of the L. P. D. look like? ... Where's Jethro? ... C-105 devoted grease monkey ... CATHARINE LOIS HAZEN Band, 1; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Student Council Secretary, Senior Play, 4. Ronnie ... engaged ... Ronnie ... Loves school!!! ... You want to be a teacher? ... Hot Car ... Short skirts ... Irons her hair ... Senior Play ... Likes to type ... Sweet kid ... DAVID MICHAEL HENDERSON JV Baseball, 1; Rifle Club, Hockey, Junior Prom Committee, 3; Rifle Club, Hockey, CSF, 4. What me jack deer??? ... Black VW ... Math whiz ... Computers ... Mechanical Drawing ... Where's Kiewit? ... whose slide rule? ... Great humorist ... 510 is fun ... Uncle Rosco ... Quiet_Intellect ... My mom doesn't care if I go hunting ... A doe in a dead tree?!? ... Don't think too hard, David ... BEVERLY JEAN HICKORY Intramurals, 1; Girls Craft, 2; Girls Craft, Cafeteria Aid, 3; Nurses’ Office Monitor, 4. Know Sue? ... Rockdale girl ... Quiet and shy-huh! ... Like West Hartford? ... Quechee better? ... Are Sunday nights fun? Nurses' Office great fun, huh! ... Very serious at times ... Who needs help? LINDA LOUISE JACOBS Dramatics Club, Drill Squad, 1; Dramatics, Majorettes, Intramural Volleyball, 2; Dramatics Club, Majorettes, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Play, 3; G.A.A., Head Majorette, Yearbook Staff, 4. Norwich ... Cold turkey! ... Hi, or is it By ! ... Whose pit? ... Head Majorette ... cute smile ... PJ party ... Goes hunting -- for what? ,.. Daddy's little red Honda! ... What a nut! ... Headed for Champlain College. JAMES LLOYD JARDINE Football. Basketball. Baseball, Dramatics, 1; Dramatics, Football, Hockey, Track, Junior Prom Committee, Boys State, 3; Football. Varsity Club, Senior Play, 4. Jim ... Solid Guard, ever run up against a mountain? ... Cool it, Tiriesas ... One of the Hockey players ... Really quiet and dignified until you get to know him ... Blonde hair ... Good sense of humor ... Party man__Ever have a beard fall off? ... Strong and Silent type ... UVM bound ... BARBARA MICHELE JASMIN Basketball, Softball, Dramatics, G.A.A., 1; Basketball. Softball, Dramatics, G.A.A., 2; Basketball, Dramatics, G.A.A. , Junior Prom Committee, 3; G.A.A. , Yearbook Staff, 4. Corvette ... Who's in Albany? ... Any more calls for Hugo from Leb. lately? ... Apartment in Hanover ... Trips to Boston ... Wells Beach... How's the surf? ... Wipeout! ... How’s French? ... Kool Man” ... Manchester ... Knitting?? ... Beer mug collection ... Sugar Shack ... One of the Dairy Joy girls ... PJ party ... Loves B-Ball ... Track, Student Council, 2. Student Council, Varsity Club, Football, 31 DIANE LYNN JAY Freshman Chorus, Allied Youth, 1; Softball, Debating Club, Intramurals, 2; Science Club, Field Hockey, Junior Play, Junior Prom Committee 4. One of those Newberry's girls ... Ever stick your feet in your mouth? ... Yeah, I've got my license ... So what? ... Anybody for an argument? ... Worrier ... Let's go ... Have you got your mind made up much? ... Either a future x-ray technician or computer person ... reads all the time ... yea-a-ah! ... Choir, 3; Choir, 4. Great on the drums ... Where's the party?_Looks like Davy Jones ... Big red Dodge ... Swimming pool nut ... H12008 ... Programs are easy ... An A in 510? ... Don't call me Kendall ... Great guy ... Good sense of humor ... Kiewit ... zero, zeros, zorros ... Math team genuis ... CHRISTINE MARIE KEELER Mount Saint Joseph, Glee Club, Softball. 1; F. B.L.A. . 2. Dramatics Club, CSF, Choir, Junior Prom Committee. 3; Yearbook Staff, CSF. Choir, Majorettes, 4. Gerry's IGA ... Steve ... Majorette___Blue eyelashes ... Who were you with a CD’s party, or is it how many were you with? ... Parents gone away lately? ... Laughing again ... BIG flirt ... Which Christine Keeler? ... Still confused? ... KENNETH ALAN JONES WILLIAM HARRISON KENDALL What's in Leb. that isn't in Hartford? ... Seen Pat since that fateful night? ... Gets along with his bosses! . .. Especially at M.H.M.H. ... Do you plan on waiting until you’re 21 now? ... Got a lot of guidance ! ... Karen who? ... Red Corvair ... 32 RODNEY CHARLES KENISON VICA , 4. Rod” ... Beverly ... Skiing ... Pool shark ... Speed Demon ... Super Mechanic ... What's the attraction at Rockdale? ... Two weeks detention ... Never again for you, Rodney ... Right? PHILIP LEWIS LAHAR Band, 1; Band, Intramural Basketball, 2; Band, Junior Prom Committee, Ski Team, Boys State, 3, Ski Team, Senior Play, Dramatics Club, 4. Do you make it a habit of fighting in school? .., Senior Play ... What about these Hanover dances?____Is Baker Library your second home? ... Do any of your computer programs work out? ... Always gets carried away at the most idiotic times___1 made my point ... im f i m JOHN DAVID LAMBERT Junior Prom Committee. 3. Albert ... Hot International ... Tally Ho ... Run out of gas lately? ... Let's raid the cider barrel ... Shave that mustache? ... Pardon me, but I don't shave yet ... MARY ELIZABETH LAMBERT Science Club, Dramatics, 3. Tally House ... Roller skating ... What's in Windsor? ... Football games ... Math 410 ... Quiet! 11 ... Giggles ... What's the stool for? ... Four foot what? ... 33 KATHERINE ADELE LAWRENCE Cheering, Chorus, 1; JV Cheering, Choir, 2; Varsity Cheering, Dramatics, CSF, Choir, Junior Prom Committee. New England Music Festival, 3; Varsity Cheering, Choir, Yearbook Staff, CSF, Dramatics, Monitor, Guidance Office Receptionist, 4. What's in Boston? ... Kay--who? ... Head of the Nosers Brownie Troop ... Cheerleader ... Fisher College ... Sing us a tune ... Lives in Wilder ... Giggles ... Guidance office receptionist ... She likes almost everyone ... I lost my contact lens! ... PJ party ... KATHLEEN LOIS LYMAN Future P. T. ... Like to fly? ... ... Boston trip ... Pretty hair .. birds? ... Got your license yet? Very musical . .. Piano ... Guitar . Doesn't say much_____Like yellow ... Those drivers ed classes!!! ... SCOTT KENNON LYONS Track, 1; Track, Ski Team, 2, Yearbook Staff, 4. What are manhole covers? ... Super Duper_Big Yamaha ... Good kid ... Hunting time is near ... Member of hard working Yearbook Staff ... On we go ... 34 JANE ELLEN MACE Choir, 2; Library Club, Choir, CSF, 3; Choir, CSF, Library Club, Yearbook Committee, 4. Nurse Nancy! ”___Bob ... Pizza ... Blushes ... Kackle ... How old are you Jane? ... Sliding--where? ... Howard Johnson’s girl ... Who's at LaSalette? ... Father who? ... Dave--Bellows Falls ... Where oh where did you get that flirting smile ... You win, Jane. WANDA MARIE MANLEY Girls' Craft, 2; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Library Club, Yearbook Staff. 4. Quiet .,. Shorthand speed demon ... Always smiling ... Real business woman ... B-215 ... Who likes to clean mimeograph machines ... or is it who likes not to clean mimeograph machines? Twin State Fruit ... Been for any wild rides lately? .. Late for work again! ... Ready and willing worker. KERRY JEAN MANNING Ski Club, 1; Choir, JV Softball, 2; Choir, Junior Prom Committee, Library Club, JV Softball, 3; Choir, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Alternate, Guidance Office Receptionist, Senior Play Business Manager, 4. Gary ... Good times skiing ... Parking where? ... Late getting home ... Gary ... What happened in Wilder on Halloween? ... What window? ... ANDREA ELIZABETH MARTIN Dramatics, Freshman Class Secretary, Competition Plays. 1; JV Cheering, Choir, Junior Prom Chairman. Girls'State, G.A.A. President, Yearbook Editor. Varsity Cheerleading, CSF, Monitor, 4. Prom ... Where’s the tower? ... Cheerleading trips ... When you gonna get your license? ... Don't forget to look over your left shoulder ... Pretty smile ... St. Mike's!!! ... Mr. Wheeler ... Howard Johnson girl. How’s your megaphone ... JC ... Great job as Yearbook Editor ... RICHARD ALAN MATHON Choir, JV Football, 1; Choir, Football, Track, 2; Choir, Varsity Club. Football, Track, 3; Choir, Varsity Club, Football, 4. Sandy ... Hot VW ... Teddy bear ... Do you like onions ... Are VW's easier to park? ... Did you enjoy the hay ride9 ... Choir boy ... Big football player ... Sandy ... One of the original Wilder gang ... Watch out for Robins!!! ... Missed that signal again ... On down the field ... 35 ROBERT JAMES MCKENZIE Track, 2; Varsity Club, Track, Intramurals, Prom Committee. 3; Varsity Club, Track, 4. Bob .,. Nice smile ... I wish my cycle were out ... Blue eyes . . . Have fun in physics? ... Wilder fella ... Corvair ... Good personality ... Mr. Gorka--listen!!! ... Who drives fast?--Not me! ... Plays cards, until what time? ... LAWRENCE ROBERT MCKINNEY JV Baseball, Basketball. Intramurals. 1; Intramural Basketball, 3. Earl ... Ever skipped school? . .. How many deer? .., What camp? ... Who lives on South Main Street? ... MARGARET ANN MCKINNON Dramatics, Band, Drill Squad,Student Council, 1; Band Choir, Dramatics, JV Cheering, Class Treasurer, All State Chorus, 2; Choir, CSF,Varsity Cheering, Class Treasurer, Dramatics, Hurricane. Junior Prom Committee, All State Chorus, Girls's State, 3; Choir. Varsity Cheering, Assistant Editor of Yearbook, CSF, Monitor, Senior Play, 4. What's in Leb? ... Loves parties ... Cheerleader_Has the hottest VW in town ... What an actress ... Burlington next year ... Cowboy boots ... PJ party shot but sweet ... Queen of the prom ... Springers Drug Store ... U Conn. ? ... 36 MARGARET LYNDA MERR1AM Band, 1; Band, 2; Band, 3; Cafeteria Aid, 4. Did you say something smelled? ... Oh, the word is stink ... Moose Mountain ... What can I say? ... College dances ... Is his name really Charlie Brown? .. .Top D. A. no, stupid, it's Dietary Assistant ... Hot brown Chevy??? ... DONNA MARIE MILLER Dramatics, Choir, 1; Choir, 2; Choir, 3; Choir, 4. How come your so far ahead of the boys in Mechanical Drawing? ... Did Mrs. Crewe teach you all that you know about it? ... Quite the artist .,. Think you'll go into the poster business? ... Quiet ... BONNIE LEE MONROE Band, 1; Band, Library Club, 2; Majorettes, Library Club, 3; Majorettes, Library Club, 4, Must be nice to have a car named after you ,.. Did you meet a lot of guys working at the A W? ... Do you always go out on Halloween night? ... What color is it really?_ JOSEPH EARNEST NALETTE Football, Basketball, Baseball, 1; Football, Basketball, Baseball, 2; Football. Basketball. Baseball, 4. My name is Ernie--who's Joe? ... Bowl haircut ... Moccasins ... How much do you blush? ... But, but ... Cool parties ... Hey you guys ... Good dancer - when he wants to ... Great B”-ball manager ... Need any help? ... Ladies man ... Sandies in December ... That's style man! ... What a head ... But neat ... LLOYD BASTON NOSTRANT Ski Team, Basketball, Football, 1; Football, Basketball, Baseball, 2; Football, Basketball, Baseball, 4. Pool shark ... Wanna play 3-6-9? ... Big green Ford ... Wanna run it? ... Polka Dot ... Detention Club President ... Big grin ... What homework? ... Who on Halloween? ... 5 hours ... Girls don’t like me ... Try Scope. Lloyd ... Are the truant officers coming? ... Iam beautiful ... I feel tired! 37 CARLENE ANN PATTERSON Choir, Dramatics, 1; Choir, Dramatics, Girls' Craft, Library Club, Intramural Plays, 2; Choir, Dramatics, Science Club, JV Cheering, Prom Committee, Intramural Plays, 3; Choir, Yearbook Staff. Senior Play, Dramatics. 4. Silly giggle ... hey - your hair looks different ,.. Doug ... Actress of how many years? ,.. voice like nightingale - would you believe oriole? ... Flashy clothes ... Doug ... temper, temper ... no, Carlene, he’d rather hold your hand ... stormy-windy.. DS ... great person ... giggie • • • CHERYL DARLEEN PERKINS Electronics Club, Dramatics Club, 1. Cheri ... long black hair ... Tommy ... running across whose lawn? ... but we never have a chance____sitting under what bridge waiting for who? ... what tree was that ... who plays chicken? ... 25ice cream ... life savers ... HALLOWEEN NIGHT ... wet what pants? .. A SUSAN MARIE PERRY Girls' Craft, 2; Science Club, Dramatics. Journalism Club, Junior Prom Committee, 3; Yearbook Staff. Science Club. 4. Quiet .,. Oh, those Drivers Ed classes! . .. Dairy Joy Girl ... You got your license!!! ... Like to fly? ... Likes cold pizza!!! ... short but sweet ... CAROL ANN POTTER Girls' Craft, 1; Girls' Craft, 2; Girls' Craft, 3. What were you hunting for in the cemetery?_Who's Mike? ... What were you doing on the bedroom roof? .. .Where's Tinks? ... Who's in Woodstock? ... Service bound ... Who’s Western? ... Who do you cherish most of all? ... 38 LAWRENCE STEPHEN POULIN Windsor High School, Band, 1; Windsor High School, Band, Football. Baseball, 2; Football, Choir, Band, 3; Choir, 4. Boots ... Kelton Motors ... Senior Play ... Hot Saab ... What's this about action after school? ... Good kid ,.. Linda ... Where am 1 needed? ... Must get my excuse in on time ... Loves choir ... CHARLES OTTO POWDEN Basketball, Track, 2; Varsity Club, Intermurals, Basketball, Track, Junior Prom Committee, 3; Track, Basketball, Varsity Club, Football, Yearbook Staff, 4. Village Store ... FBI is gonna get you!!! ... What's in Bradford7 ... Sand Pit ... Hot Rambler ... Track ... What's behind Trumble and Nelsons? ... Always on the defensive ... GAY DONAT REED Football, Baseball, Basketball, Freshman Class Treasurer, Dramatics. Intermural Basketball. Vice-President of Sophomore Class, Drama Club President, 2; Football, Baseball, Basketball, Student Council, Drama Club Vice-President, Junior Prom Committee. Varsity Club. Basketball. Student Council, Drama Club, Varsity Club, Monitor, 4. How was the prom? ... Been in any plays lately? ... Debbie ... Hungry7 . . . What did you tiave to eat ... Oetut ... How's Mr. O'Neill ' ... Sports... Football Hero Rep. to the Vermont Youth Citizen Council, 3; Football, Baseball, NANCY LEE REED Girls' Craft, 2; Science Club, 4. Fun in Brattleboro ... Do much skating? ... Quiet and Sweet ... Good personality .., Everyone's friend______Like the Cafeteria Study Hall? ... 6th period Nurses' Office ... Great fun!!! ... SUSAN ALICE RICE Volleyball, 2. Horse lover ... Gary lover .,. Which comes first? ... Freshman year was the greatest huh? ... Cascades ... Your pal Joey ... Jan forever . I love to study ... More good times ... Who needs help in English .., Please sit still? JAMES ALAN ROGERS Student Council, JV Football, 1; Class President, Student Council, Dramatics, Intramural Basketball, 2; Junior Prom Committee, Intramural Basketball, 3; Senior Class Vice-President, 4. How's Black Maria? ... Leb. police station? ... I don't indulge ... any more! ... Trips to the beach ... How's Linda? ... Skinny dipping! ... Fight at cabin? ... Oh, how handsome I am ... Clean living ... Good bye, Teresa!! CAROL ANN ROSENBECK Ski Club, 1; Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Intramural Volleyball, 2; Field Hockey, Basketball, Junior Prom Committee, 3;G.A.A., Yearbook Staff, Basketball, 4. •' - - ’■ 1 ■ � � i. ■ . Stretch ... Oh John' ... She's a basketball player ... How's that little yellow wagon ... What a voice ... Dairy Joy ... What a joy! ... What's her camp for? ... Hey! Kid! ... Do you want to play with my horseshoes ... Sandpit for 7 hours?! ... 40 PAUL BRIAN ST. PETER Intramural Basketball, 2; Junior Prom Committee, 3. How's the birs? ... Debbie ... French Fry _____Had any parties lately? ... Been up to the cabin? ... Trips to Weirs Beach ... How's the cutie at Weirs?____Played pool lately? ... Look me over, Tm clean ... Hard to study all the time ... JEANNE MARIE SARTWELL Electronics, Dramatics, Library Club, Field Hockey, 1; Girls' Craft, Softball, 2; Softball. 3. Your mother got a letter from who? HHS !!! ... Does your father like to chase boys around with a flashlight? ... Mr. Baker’s friend ... snake tongue ... North Hartland to White River in 7 Minutes? ... which finger? ... crawled through any windows lately? ... hot rambler??? ... where's your red scooter? ... May I be excused. THOMAS ANTHONY SCELZA Baseball, Football, Basketball. Dramatics, Competition Plays. 1; Baseball, Football, Basketball, Dramatics, 2; Baseball, Football, Basketball, Dramatics, Student Council, Class President, Junior Prom Committee, Varsity Club, Competition Plays. 3; Baseball, Football, Basketball, Class President, Varsity Club, Student Council. Yearbook Staff, Monitor, Dramatics. 4. Sam hero .. three a. m. phone calls ... Cops at the cabin ... Athletic AUDREY GAIL SHUMWAY Junior Prom Committee, 3; Yearbook Staff, 4. Spud ... Butchie ... tee-shirts ... marriage bound ... beach parties on the great Ottoquechee ... party girl ... swanie-bean . John ... was the Olds more fun? ... wanna see my rock? ... BRIAN MARTIN SMITH Baseball. 1; Baseball, 2; Hockey, 3; Football. Hockey, 4. C. O. U. S. I. N. from Cleveland Open ... What's a race track? ... Hockey during Math class ... Hockey team or bust! ... My car's a speed demon!!! ... 41 DOUGLAS KENT SMITH Football, Band, 1; Football, Band, 2; Football, Hockey, Science Club, 3; Football, Hockey, Science Club, 4. President of what? ... Who's Nancy? ... Hockey ... Which girl ... Carlene ... What happened on the Boston trip? ... Good manager ... What about hockey? .,, Always neat ,.. JAMES KENNETH SMITH Baseball, Intramurals, 1; Baseball, Intramurals, 2; Baseball. Junior Prom Committee, 3. Smittie ... handed down '56 Ford ... wanna race? ... My dads ski-doo is broke again ... ex-holstien man, switched to Jersey! ... telephone company bait? ... whose Goober? ... My trusty snowmobile ... SONYA JEAN SMITH Science Club, Library Club, Junior Prom Committee, 3. Sweet kid ... Fun to be with ... Trouble brewing on the bus? ... She'd rather fight than switch! ... Seen in the Library ... Quiet ... Cafeteria worker ... Good job, too ... What comes next? STEPHEN ALTON SMITH Intramurals. 1; Baseball, Intramurals. 2; Intramurals. 3; Choir, Intramurals, 4. How did you ever find time for those written asgns.? ... what girl from Leb? ... who was she out with besides you? ... Wilder gang____Sunday nights where? ... sure you were playing pool! ... My time is well spent ... Spent!! ... I'm broke again ... 42 JOHANNA MARIA SMOLA Dramatics, JV Cheering, Competition Plays, 1; Dramatics, G.A.A., Class Marshall, Varsity Cheering. CSF, Competition Plays, 2. Varsity Cheering, G.A. A. , CSF, Dramatics, Choir. Junior Prom Committee. 3; Monitor, Senior Class Treasurer, Varsity Cheering, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play Cast, G.A.A. , CSF, Dramatics. Choir, 4. Jo ... Who is it now? ... Senior Play ... JP ... Do blondes really have more fun? ... Under a blanket she leaves the biggest thing on! ... Honor Society ... a cheerleader at heart ... What happened on the way to the New Port game? ... DIANNE LYNN SPAULDING Dramatics, Electronics, Student Council, 1; Volleyball, 2; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Yearbook Staff, 4. Jim ... what happened at the Lyric? ... what's the black turtleneck for? ... pool parties ... sweet kid ... slept out in the tent with who? ... 1 wanna see Grammy ... Mountain Slides ... what happened up at Brenda's ... Who's Rue? ... JOHN IVAN SPAULDING Football, Baseball, Dramatics, 1; Football, Baseball. Intramurals, 2; Football, Baseball, Monitor, Junior Prom Committee. Varsity Club. 3; Varsity Club, Football, Baseball, Senior Play, 4. Been tripping lately? ... the red baron ... Cowboy boots ... Carol ... math class . .. Woodstock ... How many Sues? ... Sort of sick at the beach! ... Still mad at Paul? ... How bout a Christmas Carol ? ... THOMAS DALE SPENCER Quechee boy ... Long blonde hair ... who looks like a duck? ... what's in Wilder? ... Sunday morning trips ... Cheri, Cheri, ... groovy ... when are you getting your license back? ... It wasn't my fault ... connections with the office come in handy ... But they never pay off ... I will have to wise up ... 43 WALLACE BENJAMIN STOELTING Basketball, Intramurals, 1; Basketball Manager, Baseball, Intramurals. 2; Hockey, Junior Prom Committee, Intramurals, Baseball, 3; Hockey, Intramurals, Science Club, 4. He's a big winner at pool because his table is warped! ... Good at breaking up basketball games ... True, true! ... What's on TV tonight? ... Likes to drive barefoot ... S.A. L. L. E. ... BRUCE DELOS SWEET '57 Chevy ... gone hunting? ... how come you're always in Leb? ... 1 bet you have a lot of homework ... C-104 man ... How much rubber did you say you got? ... Need new tires? ... How many deer did you say you got this year? ... The original Alibi Ike ... I was absent because? ... DAVID PAUL TIMMONS Ski Club, 1; Ski Team, 1; Science Club, 3; Math Club, 4. Let's try the ski team again! ... W. E. E. D. S. ... The Spectre is coming! ... Novo (to the tune of Irving) ... How good are the Hate's Children? ... My mind is made up ... What time is it, David? DAVID MICHEAL TALLMAN VICA, 4. Dave . .. Where's Woodstock? ... THREE transmissions ... Let's square dance ... Detention again? ... Fix my car ... The Navy wants me ... I try hard at times ... At what, David? .. . 44 JAMES ALBERT WHITE Hockey, NRA, 3; Hockey, Track. 4. Veg ... Likes History ... What one way bridge? ... 70 in third ... bearings expanded ... Hockey star ... love girls? ... Hot VW . .. Loves to follow orders ... BARRY CALVIN WILLIAMSON Choir. Intramurals, 1; Intramurals. 2. Junior Prom Committee. 3; VICA. 4. Frappe ... you're up to the camp enough, how come no deer? ... 110 mph on a bike? ... 650 Triumph did you say? ... Hartland? ... the troopers call him crash .. . these boots are made for what9 ... Nancy Lee ... Howard Johnson's chief ... Bud what? ... Who said I have a silly look? LINDA LEE WRIGHT Basketball, 1; Volleyball, Dramatics. 2; Junior Prom Committee, 3. Andy ... 59 Chevy ... hot rodder ... Andy ... Tally House Girl ... sweet kid ... Can't wait till May ... what's a naval? ... who's coming home? ... 6:00 A. M. ... walks like a boy ... what's the matter? ... diamonds are a girl’s best friend ... Andy ... If you need help, call on Linda ... STUDENT - TEACHERS CLASS OFFICERS 1968 PRESIDENT T. Scelza VICE PRESIDENT J. Smith SECRETARY K. Guarino TREASURER J. Smola 1969 PRESIDENT D. Watts VICE PRESIDENT C. Hall SECRETARY D. Follensbee TREASURER S. Brockway 1970 PRESIDENT R. Hathorn VICE PRESIDENT M. Smith SECRETARY L. Eastman TREASURER R. Hathorn 1971 PRESIDENT J. Reed VICE PRESIDENT J. Guarino SECRETARY K. Derrick TREASURER E. Jasmin CLASSES CLASS OF 1968 FIRST ROW: A. Martin, K. Lawemce, J. Mace, S. Smith. J. Smola, T. Clifford, B. Hickory, M. Lambert, R. Dwyer, B. Jasmin, K. Guarino, C. Hazen. SECOND ROW: P. McKinnon, D. Coutemarsh, A Shumway. B. Courtemarsh. J. Abbott, D. Jay, L. Crofts. W. Manley. C. Potter, D. Capron, K. Lyman, N. Reed, S. Perry. THIRD ROW: D. Henderson, S. Poulin, T. Scelza, J. Jardine, B. Brown, G. Blood, G. Foley, T. Spencer, C. Perkins. K. Manning, G. Crewson, C. Patterson. D. Smith. FOURTH ROW: L. Nostrant, P. Adams. S. Smith. R. Dana, B. Burnett, G. Reed, P. Lahar, C. Powden, D. Timmons, E. Nalette, W. Stoelting. FIFTH ROW: J. Alexander, B. Smith, B. Demers, J. Bachelder, J. Rogers. 48 CLASS OF 1968 FIRST ROW: Mr. Jurras, Mrs. Allan, L. Fuller, B. Monroe, L. Jacobs, C. Keeler, S. Rice, J. Sartwell, D. Spaulding, M. DeFelice, S. Ducharme, Mr. O’Neil. SECOND ROW: L. McKinney, I. Coutermarsh. G. Grigel. B. Williamson, J. Lambert, L. Bonnett, D. Miller, Lm Merriam, B. Bean, A. DeFelice, A. Mathon. THIRD ROW: W. Kendall, J. White, G. DeCoff, S. Lybns. R. Coutemanche, S. Gray. T. Coutermarsh, J. Spaulding, C. Rosenbeck. R. Garran. FOURTH ROW: K. Jones, J. Hagerman, E. Coutemanche, J. Smith. G. Gould, P St. Peter, E. Donnely. J. Dupuis. J- Gaudette. 49 CLASS OF 1969 FIRST ROW: M. Adams, B. Fortin, S. McCanna, N. Cross. V. Walker. R. Barrett, R. Blomburg, S. Hazen, J. McKenzie, D. Rogers, P. Perkins. P. Hathorn, S. Goss, M. Lewis. SECOND ROW: G. Lee, L. Hayes, T. Sawyer. C. Hall, M. Sheret, P. Sheldon, D. Brown. J. Remick, C. Carter, J. Camber, G. Darby, K. Dow, D. Hamel, A. Doubleday THIRD ROW: R. White. G. Newcity, J. Packard, B. Fletcher, S Higley, D. Libbey, P. Washburn, B. Adams, S. Brooks, M. Bean, S. Newton, L. Hull, N. Evans, M. Cushman. FOURTH ROW: D. Loudon, S. Pollard, G. Eastman. S. Bellimer, G. Wheeler, A. Ricker, J. Curtis, R. King, D. Labelle, P. Fournier, M. Powden, J. Gaudette. 50 CLASS OF 1969 FIRST ROW: Mr. Bouthillier, Mr. Wheeler. Mrs. Wrisley, M. Pogar, G. Wright. P. Fogg, D. Lowell. S. Raymond, M. Renehan, A. Mayheu. L. Martin, K. Swanson, Mr. Severance, Mr. Karlson. SECOND ROW: A. Lowery. B. Geran, S. Brockway, L. Ashe, P. Reed, R. Kenyon, P. Hathorn, S. Kapise, V. Bowen, K. Currie, C. Buchanon, T. Wiegal, D. Coutermarsh, C. Henderson. THIRD ROW: D. Follensbee, R. Regione. S. Vielleux, G. Gagliardi, E. Hill, L. Adams, L. Dumbar, E. Maxwell, K. Kivler, D. Watts, R. Ballou, T. Wells. FOURTH ROW: A. Brooks, L. Hudson, D. Brown, P. Lyman, R. Burnham, C. Dupuis, R. Merchand, C. Fluery, A. Scettino, M. Danaher, P. Mayer, S. Wood, R. Johnson. CLASS OF 1970 FIRST ROW: Mr. Baker, Mrs. Handley, E. Adams, M. Wood, A. Renehan, E. Ostler, L. Allan, L. Smith, Z. Rich, J. Blanchard, S. Morency, E. Fletcher, P. Drew, Mr. Novogrodsky. SECOND ROW: S. Carter, D. Couture, C. Rice, D. Trottier, C. McPhetres, P. Lyman, J. Lavassuer, T. Eastman, A. Stone. G. Simonds, L. Barrows. M. Powden, E. Hathom, M. Smith, G. Cartier. THIRD ROW: S. Ratcliff, C. Nalette, J. Nichols, B. Burnham, L. Eastman, B. Reynolds, K. Timmons. G. Wells, B. Coutermarsh. T. Labelle, B. Pollars, G. Kennet, D. Olmstead, P. Perry. FOURTH ROW: R. Belair, J. Levesque, W. Manning. G. Fellows. D. Reed, R. Dunbar. D. Hayes, R. Malcher, M. Copp, D. Grant, R. Young. FIFTH ROW: R. Cook, T. Morancy, G. Bettis, F. Fox. R. Merchant, S. Rice, C. Kelton, M. St.James, M. Osgood, 11. May, R. Crowell, K. Bowen. SIXTH ROW: A. Guarino, D. Geran, J. Potter, M. Martin. S. White. T. Houghton, P. Sheldon, P. Labounty, D. Lovell. 52 CLASS OF 1970 FIRST ROW: J. Maneggio, T. Fifield, L. Bonnett, B. Gaudette. B Fogg, J. Martin, J. Reed, C. Ballou, D. Thibideau, L. Thibideau, M. Jorgenson, S. Coutemanche, D. Lyons. D. Bennet, R. Clark. SECOND ROW: R. Tweed, T, Eccher, J. Adams, I. Hogcon, L. Ray. S. Prior, P. Pierce, R. Potter, C. Bradley. C. Bryne, P. Carpenter. P. Libbey, N. Coleman, M. Martin. THIRD ROW: P. Keeler, D. Smith, E. Jarvis, S. Lambert, P. Swanson, S. Palmisano, J. Desnoyers, 1. Danforth, G. Ballard, J. Werfelmen, B. Hathom, R. Dwyer. E. Doubleday. FOURTH ROW: L. Washburn. L. Gibbs. J. Patton, D. Parker, P. Pratt, S. Bonhower, R. Clark, C. Rosenbeck, B. Freshette, N. Smith, B. St. Croix. M. Woods. R. Richard, S. Poulin, J. Lyman. FIFTH ROW: M. Woods, G. Potwin, B. Brailey, K. Smith, B. Howard, L. Maxfield, K. Pierce, R. Pierce, L. Jones, D. Hadlock, R. Falzarano, T. Wright, D. Collins, W. Danforth. CLASS OF 1971 FIRST ROW: M. Bowen, N. Jarvis, C. Teeter, L. Grant, A. Dean, D. Ducharme, S. Hill, C. Clark, J. Spaulding, D. Coutermarsh, S. Champney, P. Lavasseur, J. Blake, M. Howard. SECOND ROW: M. Grover, S. Rogers, D. Batchelder, M. McCanna, N. Johnson, D. Pogar, L. Livingston, C. Fogg, S. Nott, P. Barrett, L. Gardner, B. McKella. THIRD ROW: M. Dupuis, T. Moody, D. Sawyer. E. Parker, D. Conrad, E. Bettis. B. Smith, E. Rosenbeck, R. Luce, R. Moody. P. Mock. W. Claflin, B. Bowen, J. Tatro, M. Hathorn. FOURTH ROW: P. Flanagan, R. Taylor, W. Werfleman, T. Doubleday, S. Adams. N. McKinney, E. Brooks, D. Jorgenson, D. Ballard, J. Goss, K. Crewson, R. Gomo, K. Derrick, C. Gauthier, FIFTH ROW: R. Scelza, S. Ricker. J. Guarino, M. Sherman. B. Capron, G. Gove. A. Couthermarsh, C. Daniels, G. Cook, D. Bagley, W. Fletcher, B. Morris, N. Fountain, E. Curtis. CLASS OF 1971 FIRST ROW: Miss Swotchak, B. Briggs, M. Bogie. K. Kivler, L. Richards, D. Washburn, C. Wiegand, N. Foley, D. Evans, P. Gray, M. Bowen, Mrs. Fulton, Mrs. Lander. SECOND ROW: B. Marsh, S. McKenzie, T. George, M. Poulton, B. Connell, K. McGuire, C. Rogers, R. Smith, D. Perkins, J. Hazen, D. Holmes, S. Johnson. THIRD ROW: R. Freitas, R. Burnham, D. Brockway, P. Cote, K. Spillane, T. Raymond, T. Gould, E. Jasmin, J. McCarthy, E. Paronto, W. Clifford. FOURTH ROW: S. Dow. P. Small, R. Perkins, M. Walker, D. McDonald. R. Barrows, C. Corliss, G. Jarvis. L. Dyer, P. Welch, D. Follensbee. FIFTH ROW: R. Elwood, R. Koloski, D. Walker, R. McCarthy, D. Ring. M. Carr. C. Jorgenson, G. Perry, G. McKinney, D. Fifield, J. Oronte, D. Hurd. SIXTH ROW; D. Smith, P. Champney. B. Snow. I. Danforth, J. Husband, D. Parker. D. Snow. D. Chamberlain, F. Koloski. P. Garran, B. Baribeau, J. Adams. 55 CLASSES IN ACTION AT HARTFORD HIGH • ■ I • FRENCH I HOMEMAKING ENGLISH I INDUSTRIAL ARTS ALGEBRA ENGLISH 12 ■ LATIN 2 REMEDIAL READING STUDY HALL AUTO MECHANICS AMERICAN HISTORY ORGANIZATIONS FIRST ROW: Mr. Severance, C. Hazen, K. Guanno, G. Foley, D. Follensbee, J. Batchelder, G. Reed, T. Scelza. SECOND ROW: M. Woods. C. Nalette, C. Clark, B. Fogg. S. Morency, S. Goss. P. Mock, R. Scelza, R. Hathorn. THIRD ROW: D. Batchelder, M. Smith. D. Rogers, P. Hathorn, M. McCanna, C. Gauthier, B. Geran, D. Watts, C. Hall, E. Doubleday. CITIZENS SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION FIRST ROW: Mrs. Alexander, C. Fogg. K. Kivler, S. Raymond, K. Swanson, S. Hazen, J. Abbott, S. McCanna, K. Lawrence, C. Keeler, M. Woods. SECOND ROW: L. Ashe, G. Darby, M. L. Adams, C. Clark, R. Blomberg, N. Cross. B. Fortin, M. Wood, J. Mace, J. Smola, L. Fuller, P. McKinnon. THIRD ROW: E. Brooks, C. Bradley, C. Henderson. P. Fogg, J. Goss, E. Adams, B. Geran, J. McKenzie, T. Houghton, S. Higley, S. Kapise. 66 FIRST ROW: G. Crewson, K. Manning. D. Smith, A. Renehan, R. Reynolds, Mrs. Wishinski. SECOND ROW: J. Adams, C. Patterson, S. Perry, D. Jay, M. Lambert, K. Lyman, N. Reed. THIRD ROW: T. Houghton, P. LaBounty, S. Pollard, G. Newcity, W. Stoelting. FIRST ROW: Mr. Taylor, W. Brown, K. Guarino, G. Foley, M. McKinnon, J. Bacheider, K. Lawerence. SECOND ROW: A. Martin, T. Clifford, G. DeCoff, G. Crewson, J. Smola, T. Scelza. G. Reed. 67 FIRST ROW: Mr. Dyer. J. Jardine, G. Foley. G. Reed. J. Batcheider. B. Brown, T. Scelza, Mr. Taylor. SECOND ROW: C. Powden, B. McKenzie. D. Smith. J. Spaulding, A. Mathon. T. Coutermarsh. FIRST ROW: Mr. Dyer. K. Lawrence, M. Lambert. L. Fuller, K. Guarino, Mr. Lamberton. SECOND ROW: K. Manning. W. Manley, D. Jay. 68 FIRST ROW: S. Raymond, W. Manley, T. Bingham, L. Crofts, R. Richards. SECOND ROW: L. Martin, G. Grigel, Mrs. Cole, B. Bean, B. Monroe. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Karlson, M. McKinnon, K. Guarino, R. Clark, A. Martin, D. Rogers, P. Perkins, B. Jasmin, J. Smola. SECOND ROW: M. Bean, L. Hull. L. Martin, L. Jacobs, K. Lawrence. C. Bryne. J. Abbott. P. Hathorn. 69 BOYS’ STATE FIRST ROW: G. Crewson, P. Lahar, G. Reed, T. Scelza, G. Foley. P. Adams. SECOND ROW: J. Smith, E. Nalette, J. Batchelder, J. Jardine. FIRST ROW: Mr. Hall, J. Curtis, J. Hagerman, A. Mathon, J. Dupuis. S. Gray, B. Williamson. SECOND ROW: D. Collins, D. Lovell. H. May, S. Veileux, J. White, E. Jarvis, M St. James. J. SMOLA - P. McKINNON - A. MARTIN - G. GRIGEL GAY REED - JOHANNA SMOLA 71 MAJORETTES VARSITY CHEERLEADERS YOU NAME THEM THE CHOIR THE BAND CAFETERIA STAFF LUNCH TIME CAFFTERIA AIDES ATHLETICS 1st ROW: J. Jardine, J. Spaulding. T. Coutermarsh, G. Reed, A. Mathon, J. Bachelder, T. Scelza, B. Burnett. P. Adams. 2nd ROW: J. Gaudette, P. Fournier, B. Smith, C. Powden, A. Ricker. J. Curtis, E. Nalette. D. Smith. 3rd ROW: D. Geran, R. Dwyer, J. Potter, G. Packard. E. Doubleday. S. Brockway, R. Young. 4th ROW: Coach McCanna, B. Capron, S. Ricker. T. Gould, G. Gove, C. Hall, Coach Dyer. 1967-1968 RECORD Hartford 34 Woodstock ... 6 Hartford •- - 7 Fair Haven 0 Hartford - - - - 38 Newport -- 0 Hartford ... 7 Middlebury ---19 Hartford -0 Bellows Falls -- 20 Hartford ... 7 Mt. Anthony 14 Hartford - - - - 23 S. Burlington — ... 0 Hartford ... 6 Windsor - 6 The 1967 football season ended with a 4-3-1 record. With this year's successful season, a school record of three straight winning years of football was established. Our senior boys thus finished with a four year career record of 17-13-2. This included a tie for the State Championship last year. Class I. We started off well with straight wins away from home over Woodstock 34-6 and North Country 38-0. Our next game saw us playing Bellows Falls and losing 20-0. This marked the first time in three years since we had been shut out. The next 2 games were played before a home crowd, and our defense stood out in both games as we shut out S. Burlington 23-0 and Fair Haven 7-0. The last three games were somewhat of a dissappointment as we lost to a strong Middlebury team 19-7, and were then upset by Mt. Anthony 14-7. The season ended with a 6-6 tie with Windsor. Special mention should be given to all the Senior boys on the team as they certainly will be hard to replace next year. Gone via graduation will be Jerry Bachelder, Gay Reed, Alan Mathon, our co-captains, plus Jim Jardine, Tome Coutermarsh, Joe Hagerman, Ernie Nalette, John Spaulding, Bill Burnett, Chuck Powden, Tom Scelza, Phil Adams and Brian Smith. Doug Smith, Head Manager for 4 years, will be greatly missed by Coaches McCanna and Dyer. At the football banquet the following awards were made: Most Valuable Player to Jerry Bachelder, Most Improved Player Award to Jim Jardine, Tiger Trophy to Charles Hall, Most Improved J. V. Player to Jack Potter. A special Iron Men Award was presented to John Spaulding and Gay Reed for having earned their football letter four years. One of our tri-captains, Jerry Bachelder, became the second player in Hartford football history to gain over 1000 yards in rushing. Much credit goes also to Gay Reed and John Spaulding who, along with Bachelder, were candidates for the All-State Football team. Congratulations to our Coaches McCanna and Dyer, for a job well done. Their fine efforts were appreciated by everyone. r ■� STANDING: Asst. Mgr. B. Demers. E. Doubleday. S. Riker, J. Gaudette, D. Reed. J. Batchelder, G. Reed. P. Fournier, S. Brockway. G. Foley, Mgr. E. Nalette, T. Scelza, Coach McCanna. Hartford 73 Hanover — 58 Hartford 50 Rutland 77 Hartford 74 Mt. St. Joseph - 83 Hartford 64 Springfield -- 76 Hartford 73 Springfield ---98 Hartford 55 Mt. Anthony •--74 Hartford 83 Hanover 74 Hartford 55 Brattleboro --58 Hartford 67 St. Johnsbury - - 71 Hartford 81 Otter Valley -- 66 Hartford - - - - 64 Newport ---63 Hartford 63 Lebanon •- - 82 Hartford 69 Brattleboro ---66 Hartford 53 Windsor -- 83 Hartford 71 W. Rutland 70 Hartford 72 Fair Haven --57 Hartford 67 Windsor ---64 Hartford 70 W. Rutland ■ - - 49 Hartford 55 Bellows Falls - - 68 Hartford - - - - 77 Bellows Falls - - ■ ..-77 This has been the best season that Hartford has had in the Southern Vermont League. Although not selected for tourney play we ended with a 9-11 record. It is hoped that the improvement pace will continue. The season opened with a fine 73-58 win over Hanover. Brown and Scelza were the big guns with their shooting. Next came a heartbreaking loss 83-74 to St. Joseph - Foley and Batchelder played a very aggressive game but in vain. Traveling to Springfield the Hurricanes lost 98-73 in one of the highest scoring games of the season, with Scelza hitting for 25 points. The following week came another victory over Hanover 83- 74 and another close loss 71-67 to St. Josephs. In both games effective team play was in evidence. Playing at Newport, Hartford's first basketball visit to the Northeast Kingdom , we won a 64-63 thriller. Then followed consistency of a kind by the Hurricanes, with four straight wins and five straight losses. The seasons' total was 1322 points for 66 point average per game as to the opponents 1414 points and 70 average. A good part of the team will be lost by graduation, including the following high scores: Scelza (346), Brown (319), Batchelder (266). Foley (113). and Reed (82). The Junior Varsity ended with a 4-14 record. High scorers were Ricker (152), Packard (106), and Young (103). The Freshman squad looked fairly good with a 4-5 record. Jay Reed, Joe Guarino, and Dave King showed promise for the future. IRLS BASKETBALL VARSITY 1st ROW: C. Rosenbeck, M. Powden, D. Rogers, M. Smith, G. Rosenbeck, Coach Karlson JUNIOR VARSITY 1st ROW: M. Bowen, D, Batchelder, A. Stone, A. Dean, B. Briggs, M. McCanna, R. Hathorn. 2nd ROW: S. Hill, T. Fifield. S. McCanna, T. Ecker, M. Adams, G. Simmons, E. Adams, D. Wash- burn. VARSITY 67-68 RECORD VARSITY Hartford - 38 Mascoma 9 The girls varsity basketball team finished the Hartford - 20 Lebanon ---29 season with a 4-5 record, playing with one senior, Hartford - 22 Fall Mt. ---60 one junior, and four sophomores. It was an interest- Hartford - 20 Lebanon ---29 ing season as the girls displayed great potential with Hartford - 26 Hanover 10 improvement in offense and with the assistance of Hartford - 42 Mascoma ---12 several outstanding freshmen it should be a fairly Hartford - 33 Woodstock --23 good outlook for next year’s team. Hartford - 20 Hanover ---28 Hartford - - - - 15 Woodstock ■--25 JUNIOR VARSITY 67-68 RECORD JUNIOR VARSITY Hartford - 18 Mascoma ---6 An inexperienced but determined group of junior Hartford - 7 Lebanon --23 varsity girls completed their basketball season with Hartford - -5 Lebanon -- 33 a fine 5-2 record. These girls deserve loud applause Hartford 18 Hanover -- 13 for their continuous improvements and endless de- Hartford 11 Mascoma 3 termination. Hartford 27 Woodstock 7 Perhaps the only shut-out in basketball history Hartford - 13 Woodstock --- 0 took place in the final victory over Woodstock, 13-0. 84 JR. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY 1st ROW: C. Newton, A. Lowery, D. Pogar, S. Hill, J. Abbott, M. Hathorn, D. Hamel. A. Doubleday. 2nd ROW: L. Hull, N. Johnson. E. Ostler, L. Allen. B. Gomo, C. Bradley. 3rd ROW: S. Hazen, A. Stone, G. Simons, M. Pogar, N. Cross, C. Clark. VARSITY SCORES Hartford-------1 Lebanon---------5 Hartford--------- 0 Hanover---------3 Hartford - - - - 0 Woodstock--------3 Hartford-------0 Newport---------1 Hartford - - - - 0 Hanover---------2 Hartford-------0 Lebanon--------- - 4 Hartford-------0 Windsor ----- 2 Hartford-------0 Mascoma---------2 Hartford-------0 Windsor---------1 JR. VARSITY SCORES Hartford-------0 Lebanon----------2 Hartford-------0 Hanover----------3 Hartford-------1 Woodstock--------0 Hartford-------0 Newport---------0 Hartford-------0 Hanover ---------6 Hartford-------0 Lebanon---------0 Hartford - - - - 0 Windsor---------0 Hartford - - - - 0 Mascoma - - - - 0 Hartford - - - - 0 Windsor---------0 1st ROW: S. Raymond, P. Perkins, J. Abbott, Mrs. Karlson. 2nd ROW: M. McCanna, R. Hathorn, D. Bachelder, B. Briggs, M. Bean. 3rd ROW: S. Ratcliffe, D. Rogers, M. Smith, C. Bryne, B. Marsh. Many members plan to attend Field Hockey Camp this summer. This will help to strengthen the squad for next season. The team wishes Mrs. Karlson the best of luck in the 1968 season. This year's team was composed of girls from all classes. Jane Abbott and Patty Perkins were the co-captains. 85 BASEBALL 1967 RECORD Hartford---------1 Hartford------- - 9 Hartford---------6 Hartford---------3 Hartford---------1 Hartford---------5 Hartford------- - 5 Hartford---------3 Hartford---------1 Hartford---------6 Hartford---------0 Hartford---------4 Hartford-------12 Rutland ------- 9 The 1967 Varsity Baseball Team had a 7-6 win- Springfield--------4 loss record. It marked the first winning season in Lebanon-------------1 two years. Hanover-------------1 Hartford finished second in the Connecticut Valley League behind Windsor, and narrowly missed the Vermont State Playoff birth. The Hartford team also placed three players on the Connecticut Valley League All-Star Team. They were John Spaulding. Scott Phillips, and Jerry Parrott. The highlights of the season were winning two games from our arch-rival Lebanon. The first was a 6-1 victory pitched from the mound by Bill Brown who allowed Lebanon only four hits and one run. The second game was a 5-4 thriller--with hurler, Bill Brown, again pitching the seven inning game. The big blow in this contest was Jerry Parrott's double scoring Bob Bellimer from first base. In one of the most thrilling games of the season, Hartford downed Bellows Falls 5-4. Scott Phillips pitched the entire game allowing only four hits and four runs. Hartford went into the bottom of the seventh, trailing 4-3, but managed to score two runs on John Spaulding's clutch single. Seniors being lost by graduation include Tom Rogers. Den McCarthy, Scott Phillips, Jerry Parrott, Tom Woods, and Bob Bellimer. Coach Ken Dyer believes he has a good pitcher in Bill Brown, who should help carry the 1968 team to a successful season. GIRLS' SKI TEAM Windsor------------5 Bellows Falls------4 Lebanon - ---------4 St. Johnsbury------2 Springfield------- 4 Hanover------------8 Windsor------------2 Bellows Falls------0 St. Johnsbury-----13 The Girl's Ski Team, led by Captain Jane Abbott, had a short season. But we placed very well in the local meets and placed in the larger meets, with hopes of doing much better next year. We attended a Ski School at Ashley House during Christmas vacation. At the camp we learned of the skills involved in racing and in most cases were able to transfer this practice to our own races. The team is very encouraged about next season. We have a young and very promising member coming up in addition to the three older members. We are anxious to recruit new members from both the Senior and Junior High School. The team wishes to thank Mr. Fortin for being our coach and to thank Mr. MacKenzie for the transportation. RACES Sonnenburg - Hartford vs Woodstock East Corinith - Hartford vs Bradford. St. Johnsbury Mt. Ascutney - Hartford, Rutland. Woodstock. Hanover, Burlington, South Burlington, Windsor and others. Pico Peak - Hartford. Burlington. Rutland. South Burlington. Windsor. Woodstock and others. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 1st ROW: Mrs. Hanley, J. Lyman, S. Raymond, E. Ostler, T. Bingham, D. Couture, P. Lyman, C. Newton. K. Kivler, Mrs. Stone. 2nd ROW: B. Morris, N. Johnson. E. Adams, S. Poulin. J. MacKenzie, G. Maneggio, M. Poulin, J Tatro, M. Grover. 3rd ROW: D. Brown, K. Currie, P. Fogg, J. Goss, L. Ashe, P. Pratte, S. Adams, S. Rogers. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB 1st ROW: Mr. Karlson, J. Denoyers, G. Newcity 2nd ROW: K. Bowen, D. Lovell. 1st ROW: J. Brockway, J. Young, J. Delary, J. Clerkin, E. Romine, W. Pogar. 2nd ROW: Mgr. T. White, M. Powden. E. Nalette. R. Mckenzie, C. Powden, A. Mathon. 3rd ROW: Coach C. Johnson, G. Keeler, R. Reynolds, R. Young, S. Palmissano, Coach Ratcliffe. The 1967 Hartford High Track Team had a successful season. The team compiled a dual and tri-meet of 5-3 record. This winning effort was accomplished despite unseasonable weather which undoubtedly hindered the training procedure greatly. The wins came against Windsor. Woodstock, Mount St. Joseph. Springfield, and Lebanon. The losses at the hands of Lebanon, Manadnock, and Hanover. Two Hartford competitors set new school records in their special events. These were Jim Young, in the pole vault, 11' 10 1 2 ; Billy Pogar, in the 440, 52.5 seconds. Many other of our athletes improved upon their personal records and a high degree of competitive spirit was evident throughout the season. In the Valley, Southern District, and State meets, Hartford held its own even more than in recent years. We came in third in the Valley meet and tied for fourth in the Southern District meet. The boys representing us in the state meet were as follows: Captain Jim Delary in the 220 and 100, John Brockway in the high and low hurdles, Billy Pogar in the 440, Larry Rogers in the pole vault, Jim Young in the pole vault, and Bob McKenzie in the 880. At the awards assembly at the end of school, John Brockway received the John E, Abbott award. This award is presented for most improvement. Jim Delary received the Track Meister award as the highest point getter. 88 Much credit must be to the track coach, Mr. Ratcliffe, for a job well done. Hartford’s first full year in competition did not make headlines in the win column. However, great improvement in the hockey game was noted. In three games Hartford entered the locker room leading the opponents and in three other games fought hard to lose by only one point. The loss of six seniors will definitely place a large burden on the underclassmen for next year, some of whom show great promise. There has been a fine spirit shown this year, along with a determination to win. Next year we hope for a better season. 91 JUNIOR PROM JUNIOR PROM AFTERGLOW These are the moments we would savor In the afterglow of tomorrow, When faces and events long have ebbed Into the shadows of our memory. RIFLE CLUB 1st ROW: S. Vielleux, D. Eastman, D. Henderson, J. Dupuis, I. Coutermanche. 2nd ROW: R. Merchand, L. McKinney, S. Poulin, R. Coutermanche E. Coutermanche, M. Dupuis. GIRLS CRAFT 1st ROW: N. Jarvis, Mr. Nadeau, S. Brooks. 2nd ROW: M. Lewis, L. Martin. D. Holmes. 102 CLASS MOSTS BOY GIRL TALLEST Jerry Bachelder Robin Garran SHORTEST John Lambert Mary Lambert PERSONALITY Jim Rogers Kathy Guarino ACTOR - ACTRESS Gay Reed Peg McKinnon OPTIMISTS Gay Reed Andrea Martin PESSIMISTS Dave Timmons Deb Capron ATHLETES Tom Scelza Missy Jasmin CLOWNS Paul St. Peter Missy Jasmin LOVERS Alan Mathon Sandy Ducharme SUCCESS George Foley Andrea Martin ARGUERS Jerry Bachelder Cathy Hazen DANCERS Billy Brown Missy Jasmin NEATEST - BEST DRESSED Jim Rogers Kathy Guarino LAZIEST John Alexander Jean Sartwell LEADERS George Foley Andrea Martin AMBITIOUS Tom Scelza Andrea Martin MOST POLITE Bill Burnett Dianne Spaulding LOUDEST Phil Adams Kathy Lawrence BLUSHERS Steve Gray Carol Rosenbeck SERIOUS Jim Jardine Gail Grigel MUSICAL Ken Jones Gail Grigel SHYEST Jim Jardine Sue Perry EATERS Gay Reed Chris Keeler DARING Bill Brown Linda Fuller NIGHTHAWKS John Spaulding Missy Jasmin SOPHISTICATED Jim Rogers Tessie Clifford WHOLESOME Jim Jardine Johanna Smola BEST LOOKING Jim Rogers Peg Mckinnon BRAINIEST Jerry Bachelder Gail Grigel WOLF - WOLVERINE Bill Brown Linda Fuller TALKATIVE Phil Adams Kathy Lawrence 103 SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Fellows Electric Service Lucien Gray Barber Shop Hotel Coolidge Tim's Gulf Station Lobster Pool Catering Service Dewey Corp. Woodward's Texaco Service Station Camera Shop Brigg's Sporting Goods Inc. Hartford Oil Dulac's Auto Repair Shop A W Root Beer Drive-In Restaurant Hartford Motors Inc. Flanders Patch Bob's Market Albert J. Young Victor Young Labelle's Texaco Station Corner Drug Powers' Store Inc. Bomhowers Oil Service, Inc. Red Cross Pharmacy Gateway Motors Inc. Sea Grill Green Mountain Power Corp. J. W. Barbers Shopping Center Sanborn Oil Company Inc. Spaulding Oil Service Vermont Cut Flower Tony's News Stand White River Jewelry Sunset Motel Ward Baking Company Shep's Color Center Parkway Cleaners Dan Whits General Store Balfour Company Potter's Mobile Alfred Guarino C. W. Schoolcraft Inc. A1 Alden's Porsche Springer's Drug Store W T S L Dr. Clerkin Voice Vision Fogg Brothers Dr. Whitney Covell Artists Supplies Sawyer Lee - Balfours Billings Dairy White River Structural Steel Corp. 104 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY