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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1972 volume:

CLASS OF 1972 Hartford High School White River Junction, Vermont If you cannot work with love but only with distaste, it is better that you should leave your work and sit at the gate of the temple and take alms of those who work with joy. Kahlil Gibran editors: bob blanchard betsy ratcliffe business managers: helen pollard darcy robers cover: greg brower 2 Dedication The Class of 1972 Dedicates This Yearbook To Phil Bouthillier — Teacher, Coach, and Friend. In Memoriam Walter Pete” Aher Bruce Wright Death is, to a certain extent, an impossibility which suddenly becomes a reality. Goethe 5 6 ■I ■ 8 12 Student Council Presidents’ Message Let caring become an everyday feeling that we may conserve human dignity as well as our natural resources. MARY ELLEN ADAMS CSF 3,4; Field Hockey 3; Prom Committee 1,3; Yearbook 4. People with red hair have a hot temper, huh Mary? , . . Aries Lady . . . Strawberry blonde . . . I’ve got sunshine on a cloudy day . . . One of the fearless Mod Squad . , . Julie . . . ABC - dig it! . . . Nifty dresser . . . ESP , . . YOGA . . . Clunk! MICHAEL WILLIAM ANTONIO Dance band 1,2,3; Cross-Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; A-Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; State Cross-Country 1,2,3,4; State Track 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Choir 2; Arts and Crafts 2,3; ABC 3,4; District Mile Winner, New Mexico and Vermont; New England Track Meet. DAVID BRIAN ASHE Football 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. There is a bat on my shoulder . , . What is a roller skate? . . . Every Friday - play pool . . . Sure! D.J. says so. BRENDA JOYCE ASHLEY Pain is having someone you like say goodbye. Happiness is having people who care. “ A great kid, nice to know . . . Whoa! Jack! . . . Brown Eyes . . . NANCY LEE BARBOUR Love makes all hard hearts gentle. How's life at Ho Jo’s? . . . Who now ??? . . . Gotten thrown in lately . . . jokes with everyone . . . has a very nice personality . . . doesn’t like being hurt, but neither does anyone . . . Love is never being Sorry. NANCY BARROWS Library Club 2,3; Science Club 2,3. Nancy . . . What happened to your car January 2, 1971? . . . Been boating lately in thunder storms? . . . Horses . . . Horses . . . BERNARD THOMAS BARTLETT VICA 4. Bernie the King ... 70? History . . . Andy and Rick, 69 camping . . . snowmobiles . . . Rick's house; party too . . . many nights at Grant's parking lots . . . best party was at Martins. RICHARD MERRILL BATCHELDER Football 1; Basketball Mgr. 1; International Club 3. slow down . . . Rounded up any cows lately with your VW bus ???(Wa!) . . . Try itl You'll Like it! . . . Ahh, from Batch we can always expect the unexpected I! . . . any good parties? CAROL LYNN BEAN Field Hockey 1. What do you mean you ran over your own finger? . . . Jane Cool Boots ??? . . . You're gonna be in a heap of trouble! . . . Will David mind? . . . Those piano duets! . . .You WORK at Mental Health ... 3 days detention! ... 1 got locked in the dark room . . . Motorcycle maniac. CINDRA CLARK BELLIMER CINDY JV Field Hockey 1; CSF 1. Skip who? . . . loves poetry? . . . how late? . . . likes racing! .. . likes to sleep !! . . . Who did you get that name from? ... it isn't my fault! . . . little mother . . . don't forget bookkeeping Class . . . married lady . . . who's Toddy? . . Toddy? . . . DEBORAH ANNE BEVAN Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,2, 3,4; Softball 1,2,3, 4; New England Auditions 1; Band Ensemble 2,3,4; Choir Ensemble 2,3,4; Class Marshall 2; New England Music Festival 2,3,4; All-State Music Festival 3,4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Prom Committee Co-Chairman 3; Yearbook Staff 4. BONNIE BINGHAM SUSAN MAE BIX BY Choir 1,2,3; Field Hockey 3; Variety Show 3. Step on the brake, not the gas pedal . . . Nights at the drive-in and coffee at Dunkin’ Donuts after ... Is your brother home, Sue? I'll be down . . . Dion's Field ?!! ... Sliding parties ?!!... CLAUDIA EILEEN BLAIR What got broken in the church at St. Michael's College? . . . Where are the parties this weekend? . . . Dumb! Dumb! . . . My Shadow. . . . Parties at Johnson's house! . . . Where's the cops? . . . happiness follows Claudia . . . Don't bet on it. . . . ROBERT STARK BLANCHARD There are in the end three things that last; faith, hope, and love, and the greatest of these is love. ST. PAUL SARAH PAULINE BLANCHARD Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink; nor yet for your body, what ye shall put on. Is not the life more than meat, and the body than raiment? And why take ye thought for raiment? Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow, they toil not, either do they spin and yet I say unto you, that even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. ROBERT LEE BOMHOWER Freshman Basketball; V1CA 4. B.V. King ... the man with the hot T-X . . . bowling king . . .T-X piston popper . . . candy man . . . beat man . . . Polairs Panther Pounder . . . RICHARD WILLIAM BOWEN VICA 3; FFA 4; Hockey Manager 1,2. The lousiest deer hunter . . . North Hartland fool . . . new car every week . . . bad temper when sober . . . you wanna play hockey? . . . you could be the puck. MARK ANTHONY BRADI1Y Football 1.2,3; Hockey 3. LIKES TO go out to eat . . . Tally House ... hot 352 . . . Blue Bomb . . . Ohio . . . Joanie . . . how many cars now . . . don’t forget 5th period study hall . . . party boy. . . member of H.H.D.T. . . . late birthday cards ... a real friendly guy . . . sweet . . . rotten speller . . . take it easy Mark . . . had any crack-ups lately? . . . PATRICIA MAY BRA LEY FT A 2; Science Club 3. ROY, ROY. ROY - you better fix the back seat . . . who wants a cigarette? . . . Will’s trees are really growing . . . how come you and Eugene broke up? . . . LYNN MARIE BROOKS BROOKSIE Softball 1,2; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Student Council 3; 10-10-10 3; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 3; Junior Miss 4, GAA 4; Prom Committee 3; Variety Show 3. What can 1 say . . . What a bedhog I! It don't matter to me ... I think I love you! . . . Drive-ins . . . Stay sober . . . switch dates? no !! ... you and your driveway . . . Lime ?? . . . what happened to Jim's neck ??? . . . Brooks and Poulin. GREGORY ALAN BROWER Ski Team 1,2; Class President 2; 10-10-10 2; Jockey 3,4; Student Council 4. ant I'm haunted a little this evening by feel-ngs that have no vocabulary and events that hould be explained in dimensions of lint rather han words. I've been examining half-scraps f my childhood. They are pieces of distant ife that have no form or meaning. They are hings that just happened like lint. (Richard) Bravtigan DONALD L. BROWN Band 1,2. TIMOTHY JOHN CAMBER Sue Morancy . . . Bubela meat . . . Band-Satan . . . LINDA MARIE CARPENTER Band 1,2,3,4. I practice what I know, only so I know what's right. I want my mountains that scorn the insincere. Up the ragged split rock where few will follow. MICHAEL THOMAS CAVANAUGH Class President 1; Student Council 2,3; Ba: ball 1; Track 1; Allie 3; Debate Club 3. CYNTHIA JEANNE CHADWICK Majorettes 1,2,3,4; English Lit. Magazine 1; Basketball 2; Class Secretary 3; Newspaper Editor 3; Band Vice-President 4. How many orders today?.. . . watch it, it’s the Driver's Ed car! . . . memories are forever . . . trailors are cozy . . . what's the line about an all girl's school? . . . you don't look like an Albert! SHELDA LEE CLAFLIN Happy words make happy people . . . Rich's special . . . who? . . . always living for animals . . . and boys . . . and people in general . . . great person to know . . . want something to eat and drink . . . hot too much, you'll get fat . . . all 86 pounds of you . . . loves horses. i MARY ELLEN CLERKIN Student Council 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 2; 10-10-10 2; Math Team 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; International Club 3,4; Exchange Student 3; Yearbook 4. Talks with her hands !! What else are they for? . . . I'm listening, Mary, honest! . . . Get's excited? I don't get EXCITED! . . . swears in Spanish . . . Pay attention: this is Physics! . . . did you say something about a papier mache dunky? BRIAN ALAN CLOUD Hanover: Soccer 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Hartford: Hockey 3,4. If you had listened hard enough you might have heard what I was trying to say. ROD STEWART Hey, you! Get off a my cloud! . . . Sunshine on a cloudy day . . . Chicks man . . . Hey Jack !! . . . Always has a date with a hockey stick . . . Dynamite . . . STEVEN WAYNE COLLINS Choir 1,2; Band 1,2,4; Ski Club 4. Super Duper . . . bag boy . . . Berret Boy . , . Cindy who? . . . Bully . . . What happened to the black Chevy . . . CATHLEEN EDNA COLLINS When you smile, the whole world smiles with you. NICOLAS PAUL COUTURE ROXANNE LEE CURRIER CSF lj Field Hockey 2,3,4; GAA 4; Basketball Mgr. 4; 10-10-10 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4. cold turkey ... is Willie Boy here yet? hunka . . . you never did like sweets! did you remember where you put your pants? . . . lopsided! ... do our stories match? . . . Wilfie . ... on the warpath . . . can I hold your teeth? . . . WENDY CELIA CURTIS WENDALL Softball 1; Choir 1,2; Art 1,2; One way (IHS) . . . who's blue Ford out front . . . Gary, Gary, Gary . . . good friend to all . . . FENDER BENDER . . . who goes to VTC? . . . One of the North Hartland gang . . . de, will you get my lunch? . . . remember that bike ride . . . always telling jokes . . . you’re a twin? Really? . . . wise guy of Wheeler's classes . . . stalled your car lately? . . . DEBRA JEAN DECOFF Choir 1,2; Science Club 3. can't you ever keep your mouth shut? . . . Grant's Special ... no more hanging out the windows . . . Danny . . . keep your shoes on and your hair combed down . . . are you and Maheau twins ?? . . . Just loves HHS . . . DONALD EVAN DEGRASSE Baseball 2,3; Football 2,3,4; Track 4. GARY EDWARD DEVOST Senior Class President; Varsity Club 3, President 4; 10-10-10 4; Drug Abuse Committee 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 3; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football 2; Boys' State 3. Sincere person, whistles when he talks . . . great hockey player ... a great Polka dancer . . . Is that a school policy? . . . quiet . . . Preppie . . . What don't you have? JOHN ANTHONY DULAC Fisher Body Craftman's Guild 1; Science Club Treas. 2, Vice Pres. 3; Boys’ State 3; Debate Club 3; Granite State Northern Railroad Club 3,4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Math Team 4; International Club 4; Windsor County Board of Mental Health 4. A man may be destroyed, but not defeated. Ernest Hemingway LYNN MARIE DURKEE Of the people in my past Fading faces in a waking dream And though they never seem to last very long There are faces 1 remember From the places in my past 1 said all the dead head miles And the insincere smiles Sometimes, I can laugh and cry And I can’t remember why But I still love those good times gone by. James Taylor MARGARET CAMERON DYER BARBARA JANE EMERSON Would you like some help with the lunch? . . . walks down the hall with pink buckets ! I . . . gets hot lunch tokens for her friends . . . would you like a butt? no, no, cheatin! . . . always smiling! . . . nice kid, fun to know. NATHANIEL ALBERT EMERSON Track Manager 2,3,4; AviaitonClub4. It seems that everyone is smoking the pipe of peace, but nobody is inhaling . . . Cherryvale Republican. JAMES BURKE FLANAGAN J.B. Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1; Ally 2,3; Debate Club 2,3; Ski Team 2,3;4; Varsity Club 3,4. I have not yet begun to fight. JOHN PAUL JONES DOUGLAS ALAN FOUNTAIN V1CA 2,3,4; FFA 4. PAT . . . the farmer that smashes up Volks-wagens . . . married life in near future . . . party man . . . yaa-ba-da-ba-doo . . . Norm's little brother . . . Hey, Doug, how m many cows you got? . . . Cows, what ARE cows? . . . Mechanic? Ha ha ha !!! . . . Man from Quechee . . . LAWRENCETENE JOYCE FOX LAURIE Choir 3,4; Library Club 3,4. what's in Sheffield? . . . Where were you last night, Laurie? . . . Doing what? . . . JEAN ANN GARDNER JEANNIE CSF 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4. Why Leb., Jeannie? . . . 48 . . . Prom night . . . April 30, 1971 . . . how fast in a 25 m.p.h. zone? . . . Try it! You'll like it!” . . . Want some help up the stairs? . . . Burlington trips . . . crinkly smile ... bus station - 6 hours . . . Remember getting sick at B.B.'s camp? . . . What about S.R. ?? . . . donna Lynn gibson gibby Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2, 3,4; CSF 2; Student Council 2; GAA 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls' State 3. Who worries about homework? . . . Drink your orange juice! . . . Stretch . . . loves that sour milk with chunks . . . Oh! No! . . . Power legs - pretty good on those Thet-ford Hills! . . . Oh, Gibson, those facial expressions! . . . RICKEY ANN GILLIES Art 1.2.3.4. Mini-mouse . . . Super-Duper girl . . . area studies A . . . remember Miss Scully? . . . good personality . . . she's a cool cuz . . . house maid . . . always talking about the boys at Super-Duper . . . how’s Greg? . . . ROGER ANTHONY GILLIES Basketball mgr. 1,2; NRA 1; Baseball 4. Vooch plus vooch ... fun in Hanover . . . No. 51 . . . you took your car through which goal post? . . . Gee, that antenna broke easy! . . . when is the next party at your house? . . . you did what on Hartford Hill with Frank . . . you threw what? . . . maybe someday, I hope . . . LEONARD GILMORE Football 1,2,3. 4; Wrestling 1,3; Track 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 2,3. LAURA LEE GROVER Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3; FTA 3; Junior Miss 4. has a good personality ... is friendly to all . . . nice girl. LORENA MARIA GUAR1NO RENA Cheerleader 1,2; Student Council 1,3; CSF 1; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Choir 2; Field Hockey 3,4; Basketball 3,4; GAA 3,4; Yearbook 4. What does augmented mean? ... Do you always get sick when you . . . Love Charlton Heston . . . root beer fiend . . . Black is Beautiful !? . . . What were those strange sounds coming from you a't hockey camp? . . . bears, bears - 1 hear a whiporwill! . . . DARLENE CHERYL HADLOCK Choir 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 2; Softball 2; Ski Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3; Allie 3; Newspaper 3; Prom Committee 3; Junior Miss 4; Cafeteria Aide 3,4. Good words cost nothing, but are worth much. JEAN LOUISE HARVEY FTA 1,2,3; Library Club 1; Science Club 2,3; Ski Club 4. How's Dave? . . . How long's your victory list this week? . . . Where did your arb go this week? . . . What's at the Shell station? . . . are your cheeks still chapped from kissing? . . . Who is it now? . . . Keep your dogs hitched! ... the girl who can't make up her mind . . . DANA SCOTT HATHORN Football 1,2,3; Student Council 1,4; Art 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; 10-10-10 4. EVERETT LAWRENCE HATHORN Basketball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 4. deer season and basketball practice don't mix . . . size 14 ??? tries to play basketball . . . NANCY JANE HAWTHORNE Band 1,2, 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3,4, FRANK ALLEN HAYDEN Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4. blackberry boy a pretty fair skating teacher - when he's on his feet . . . chick . . . KARATE - ouch I!! crunch! how much damage? , . . how's the side of YOUR car ... how's Millie? . . . hockey . . . yuck - Rebecca . . . 1972 Hartford Player of the year? ... be good and stay out of trouble (ha ha) WILLIAM FRANK HAYDEN MORTY Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. What goes on in 4th and 7th ??? . . . been to any wild parties lately? . . . How's the future Ho Jo owner? . . . remember the egg fight? . . . Did you ever snatch that pair of eyes? . . . what happened on August 13? . . . what is in Montpelier? . . . THOMAS MICHAEL HAZELTON Jericho Hillbillie . . . What's up? . . . always partying . . . That's funny, so did I! . . . likes to drive his parents Plymouth . . . been seen someplace before . . . it's only 1:00 p.m. . . . Get the point? . . . Well, alright! . . . STEVEN PAUL HICKORY Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; V1CA 2,3. ANDREW CARLISLE HILLIKER Football 1,2; Basketball Manager 3. RAYMOND ANDREW HODGDON Basketball 1,2. Keep track of Bro Wag . . . loves Moto-Ski . . . Link and Scout . . . let’s hear it . . . beep . . . fishing trips . . . RHONA LOIS HODGDON Science Club 2,3,4; Cafe aide 3,4. Who’s Phil? . . . who lives in North Pomfret? . . . quiet -sometimes . . . how's your love life? . . . chew bone-rope burns? ... the planes were interesting at the airport, huh?. DEBORAH ELAINE HOLMES Basketball 1,2; Choir 2. STUART WAYNE HOLMES Basketball 1,2; VICA 2; gym Mgr. 4; Likes to joke around . . . makes a lot of trips to Hartford . . who is it? . . . how's Pam? . . . who was she with last night? . . . swinging nights in Bridgewater , huh? . . . are you a man yet? ... do you like to wear a hair-net? . . . hot moto-ski? for is it? . . . DONNA GENE 1SENOR Cafeteria Aide 1,2,3,4; Computer Club 1; Cosmotology 3; Arts and Crafts 3,4; Office Helper 4. Bill, Bill, Bill . . . where was Bill at Eric's party? . . . Who's Bill? . . . W.T. Grant girl (Supervisor ?!?)... parties at North Hartland Swimming Hole . . . never has been asked for false l.D. . . . BILL . . , PATRICE ANNE KEELER Choir 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2; Choir Ensemble 2,3,4; Variety Show 3; New England Music Festival 3,4; GAA 4; Junior Miss 4; Yearbook 4. always seen with Joyce and Mary . . . Hey Man! . . . Gary - Gary . . . I've got to be me . . . trying to quit - huh! . . . Kents . . . one of the True Blondes . . . Hey, Julie -where ya going . . . GAIL ERNESTINE KENYON GAILIE” Choir 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3; Library Club 2; Field Hockey 3,4; Basketball 3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; GAA 4; New England's Auditions 3. Next bus to Maryland . . . Auntie Gail” . . . I've got a niece !!!... loyal to what's his name . . . Bruce Bruce Bruce . . . always there when needed . . . AH right, then, don't tell me . . . Ah, come on, Gail . . . Bruce - what kinda ring do ya have? . . . SEAN PATRICK KIVLER Track 1; Science Club 2; FTA 3. LOUIS PAUL LABELLE Soccer 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Basket ball 2; Baseball 2; Class President 2, (St. Johnsbury) ELIZABETH ANN LAMBERT Science Club 3; Prom Committee 3; International Club 4; Math tutor 4; Yearbook Staff 4. A smile is something nice to see It doesn’t cost a cent. A smile is something all your own. It never can be lent. A smile is welcome anywhere, It does away with frowns. A smile is good for everyone, To ease the ups and downs. DONNA MARIE LAURIN The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, And I must follow, if I can. Pursuing it with eager feet. Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say. J. R. R. Tolkien JOANN IRENE MAHEU Science Club 3,4; Library Club 4. What on earth are you doing now ??? , . . oh, I never know . . . You ate 12 oranges crackers with peanut butter !!!... kissed any trees lately? . . . you like riding those toy horses in front of Richs? . . . always has good jokes to tell , . . Stop running into the snow bank! . . . PAUL CRAIG MARSH Football 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1, Vice-President 3; Student Council President 4; Choir 1; Newspaper Editor 2.3; Alley 3. Hey Brother , . , Now, that's a nice suit . . . Up for Chemistry questions tonight? . . . Duck feet . . . the first true love . . . ? the second, the third, second, third . , . Dartmouth Skiway with love , . . can never be found at home . . . snow statue freak . . . CECIL MAXFIELD Band 1,2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2,3,4, Pep Band 3,4; Choir and Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Choir President4; New England Music Festival 2,3,4; All-State Music Festival 4; Music Clinic 3; Ski Club 2, 3,4; Variety Show 3; Boy's State 3; Recorder Consort 4; National Honor Society 4, I can't bloom . . . what happens at festivals ?? . . . Donuts !! and more donuts !! . • . strike up the good ole band . . . member of the Board of Advisors of the Choir office gang . . . The Devil made me buy that dress ! . . . Hey, Cec. Can I have a ride ??? ride ???... ERIC VERNON MARTIN 34 LYNNE MARIE McGRAIL Choir 1,2,3,4; FT A 2; Newspaper 3; CSF 3; International Club 3; Junior Miss Pageant 4; Ski Club 4. what happened at Mitchells? . . , questions, questions, questions . . . giggle, giggle . . . what do ya think we are? . . . what car? I don't HAVE a car I! . . . who’s Strarooks? . . . Well, no one else did, and . . . SOMEONE had to I!! . . . MICHAEL McPHETRES Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Baseball 2; VICA 3,4. CATHERINE FROST MOCK, KATIE Basketball 1,3,4; Majorettes 1; Cheerleader 2; Prom Comm. 3; GAA 3,4; Yearbook 4. WELL, figure it out . . . Gardner . . . what's so great about Colodney's . . . Dan? . . . V.W.'s are comfortable, aren't they? . . . which one-Leb or Hartford . . . GG-177 . . . Burlington trip . . . love is a beautiful thing . . . hurt isn't . . . D.L. . . . DONNA DOLORES MOCK English Forensec 1; Newspaper 1; School Play 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Class Marshall 2; gymnastics 2; International Club 2; Prom Comm. 3; Student Council 4; Class Vice-President 4; yearbook staff 4; GAA 4; Junior Miss Pageant 4. Joe Pete . . . V.W.'s are really fun, huh cuz! . . . what really happened Prom night? . . . let's get our stories straight, Katie ... innocent? . . . wild thing! . . . love those sliding parties . . . great smile LEONARD MORSE Basketball 1,2. SANDRA LEE MORSE COLLEEN ROSE MURPHY CSF 2; Literary Club 2; Student Council 3: Library 3,4; Softball 3. One Way (1HS) . . . 7th period study hall . . . friend to all . . . always smiling . . . Murf ... 90 miles around the comer . . . Swinging, Singing Secretary . . . you owe me that quarter bet . . . lives in the city of North Hartland . . . Shrine games . . . What ??? LORRAINE RUTH MURPHY Computer Club 1; Softball 2,4; Prom Committee 3; Softball Manger 3; Literary Club 3; Yearbook4. Wow, look at that coat ... a true friend . . . one of Herbie's secretaries . . . always smiling . . . Did you get your three yet? . . . Who's in Dartmouth today? . . . likes meeting Dartmouth quarterbacks . . . the Boston baseball team seems so far away . . . quiet . . . cute person . . . CAROL ANN ONDERDONK Literary Club 1,2; Majorette 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; International Club 3; Variety Show 3, Recorder Group 4; Band Treasuer 4; Junior Miss 4; Prom Committee 3; NE Music Festival 4; Nat'l Honor Society. do you like eskimos or somethin'? . . . Onder- donk, you're the one. You make can 1 drive your car? Really? . . . Bulls Eye! . . . can 1 have a chocolate shake, please? . . . eyelashes . . . JOHN OSGOOD VICA 1,2,3,4. how's your neck? ... the hot yellow snow hog, hows it runnin? . . . one of the Wilder gang . . . coon killer . . . JOYCE ELIZABETH PACKARD Choir 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; FT A 2, 3,4; CSF 2,4; Gymnastics 2; Variety Show 2, 3; Class Secretary 4; Ensemble 4; Yearbook Staff 4; GAA 4; Math Team 4; Nat'l Honor Society; Junior Miss 4. Boy, if Andy could see us now! . . .oh, gee-zum, you guys! . . . cutist cheerleader on the basketball court, but after all I might be prejudiced! . . . Andy all the way! ... I guess we know that cheese bums, huh . . . been to the tower lately? . . . hey, Line - where ya going? . . . BILL GUY PARKER Basketball (intramural) 4. don't yell at Donna all the time . . . whose 4-speed Opel Kaddett is that? . . . Where was Donna at Dana's party? . . . Holiday Inn, . . . DONNA . . . Grants Bradford House . . . Tally House . . . Donna Isenor. STANLEY WAYNE PARKER NRA 1. Coon . . . Who's Joan? . . . what do ya say? . . . we skip school and go apple picking with the gang or go ice fishing . . . but stay away from Bridgewater . . . KAREN LEE PARROTT CSF 1,2. 3,4; Basketball 1.2; Softball 1; Student Council 1,4; Drama Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Variety Show 3; Travel Club 4; Latin Club 4; Yearbook 4. Polly want a cracker, Now !! . . . freckles! Who, me? . . . sliding parties , . . Carrot Top . . . been on any icey roads lately? . . . that's Pip , . . who goes swimming at night ?! . . . How did Prom night come out ?! . . , HELEN LUKASH POLLARD Student Council 1,2,3; CSF 2,3.4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Ensemble 2,3,4; Choir 1,2; All-State Music Festival 1,2,3; New England Music Festival 2; Basketball 1,2; Gymnastics 2; Field hockey 1,2,3; Class Play 1; Drama Club 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook 4. It is only through love that one finds true happiness. STEPHEN FIFIELDPERRY STEVIE Ever make it to homeroom on time? . . . that Jeep ... run into any unidentified parked cars lately ?? . . . time: 2:30 a.m. . . . destination: Lyndonville . . . very wet . . short cuts . . . Remember U.V.M. at the concert? . . . RICHARD POTTER Why did it take you two hours to get home? . . . Who did you have with you? . . . have your ears twitched lately? . . . who were you around?. . . Bridgewater dances! . . . Who do you say he was dancing with? . . . PATRICIA LOUISE POULIN CSF 1,2; Class Secretary 1; Student Council 1, 2; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2; Prom Committee 3; GAA 3,4; Choir Ensemble 4; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 4; Variety Show 3. Carl . . . Let's get together, J.B. . . . Apparently ... a 12 year crush . . . Pals . . . always losing your housekey rolling down hills . . . I'm sorry . . . Good ol' Field Hockey Camp. . . LINDA MARIE PYER LYNN Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Office Help 4. blushes . . . makes 25 bets . . . Who lives in Mass. ? . . . walks over Interstates . . . John eats breakfast with me I! I . . . Did John get his dear? . . . been home lately? . . . one of Herbie's secretaries . . . marriage, never can tell . . . quiet . . . basketball games . . . EIZABETH JEAN RATCUFFE Once upon the road I came upon a lad singing in a voice three times his size, and when I asked him why, he said that he was sad, and singing always made his spirits rise. That’s what simple folk do. from CAME LOT DARLENE FAY REEVES Band 1,2,3; Softball 1,2; Choir 3; Prom Committee 3; Ski Club 4; Cafeteria Aide 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Yearbook 4, Have you seen Bob? . . . always with Warren . . . well, sometimes . . . Future Secretary of America . . . Darcy, that Mexican guy wants to marry you . . .You're s'posed to go when the light turns green! . . . always smiling ... Do you have the car, Dar? . . . Are you kidding? . . . CHERYL ANN REGIONE WILLIAM JOSEPH RELATION Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Student Council 2; Debate Club 3; International Club 3; Yearbook 4. I love my wife ... my wife's face is not sexy, it's extremely wholesome . . . the Skier . . . sincere friend . . . optimistic about the future . . . MARGARET PATRICIA RENEHAN Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3; Class Play 1,2; Softball 2; Choir Ensemble 3,4; Prom Chairman 3; Variety Show 3; Recorder Consort 4; New England Music Festival 4; Choral Clinic 4; Yearbook 4. I don’t feel like a water lily today . . . The Peggy Renehan Production of . . . how does it feel to be married to J.R. ? . . .1 knew I forgot something! ... got a thing for wet paint . . . Red . . . Mrs. Philo's got one too !!! . . . supernatural powers when you sleepwalk’ . . . BRADLEY SCOTT REYNOLDS Football 1,2; hockey 1,2, 3, 4; track 1,2; Class Treasurer 2; newspaper 2,3; 10-10-10 3; Student Council; PA Staff 3; Debate Club 3; Drama Club 4 As we live, we are transmitters of life. And when we fail to transmit life. Life fails to flow through us. But giving is not so easy - it Doesn’t mean handing life out to some Mean Fool, or letting the living Dead eat you up. It means kindling the life quality where it was not. D. H. Lawrence GAIL MAl'REEN RICH Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Literary Mag. 1,2; basketball 2; Freshman Play; NE Auditions; Choral Clinic 4; Newspaper 3; Prom Comm. 3; Recorder Group 4; Student Council 4 What's a Physics? . . . Hey Richie! Freckle-faced strawberry . . . get your hair cut? . . . Metropolitan Opera . . . dimples! . . . sick jokes . . . shut up and hold the rope . . . dirty bird! . . . walking the sailboat home . . . who's in the choir office? MARY LEE RICHARDS Student Council 1,2; cheerleader 1,2, 3; softball 3,4; yearbook staff 4; Girls’ State 3; Prom Comm. 3; Math Team 4; Nat’l. Honor Society 4; FTA 4 EVELYN GRACE ROBERTS Married . . . family started . . . friendly . . . honest . . . studious . . . loves Math . . . good times with Bill . . . what WAS in Hartford??? . . . WILLIAM ALFRED ROBERTS What happened to that hot Ford? . . . how’s Julie? . . . had any snow parties lately? . . . what about the mean Scout? . . . don't let fear stop you . . . what's so great about the warm barn? . . . due August . . . what happened in the church the night of the dance? . . . everybody thinks he's a Playboy . . . doesn't drink . . . real great guy . . . CONSTANCE LOUISE ROGENSKI LOUI FT A 1,2,3,4; Choir 1; Drama Club 1; Freshman Play; Student Council 2,3. sunshine and alligators? . . . Germany or Bust! . . . Henry and Gladys Ham . . . Daddys on the force! . . . someone like you makes it hard! . . . Hey, take your elbow out of my belly button! . . . April Swimming at Sue's . . . CYNTHIA ANNE ROGERS CINDY” CSF 1,2,4; Prom Comm. 1,4; Basketball 2; Field Hockey 3,4; GAA 4; Yearbook Staff 4. yeah - field hockey girl! , . . keep your eyes on the road, PLEASE! . . . GOOBER 2 . . . boy, some of those sliding parties !! . . . picnics . . . Adams, you pain . . . slow motion . . . gone into Fidel lately? . . . maniac on a ski-doo . . . DARCY DEAN ROGERS Football 1,4; Basketball 1, Track 1; Class Vice-President 1; President 3; Co-Editor newspaper 2, CSF 4; Boys’ State 3; Math Team 3; Tutoring 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Comm. 2,3; Nat'l Honor Society 4; Student Council 1, 3; Variety Show 3; Intramurel Basketball 2,3,4. late nights with guitersand cheese ... its a definite maybe . . . hey, Aqualong, my friend . . . make up your mind! ... I would have asked you to leave if I didn't want you there . . . want some candy, little girl? . . . PAUL JOSEPH ST. JACQUES Track 1 No matter where this body is, the mind is free to go elsewhere. VICA 2; Intramural basketball what's a Sno-Prince? . . . dislikes bragging . . . 396 is a junk . . . hot road runner . . . The Pit . . . likes to steal T-shirts . . . girl watcher has eyes on one girl . . . slipping, huh Rick Ski Team 1,2,3 Where are the parties this week-end? . . . great skier . . . a member of the Wilder gang . . . likes to have a good time ... It wasn't I . . . Baseball 1,2; basketball 1,2,3; track 3; Varsity H Club 3.4: yearbook staff 4 are Lebanon Girls REALLY better than Hartford Girls ??? . . . gives support to the Italian lover theory . . . should wo follow them??? . . . had any fights with Francis lately? . . . does big brother really know best? . . . RICK CHARLES ST. PETER PHILIP SARGENT SARGE GARY MICHAEL SCELZA ROBERT LOUIS SHERMAN Intramural Basketball 1,2,4; Student Council 1,4; CSF President 4; Class Treasurer 3; Variety show 3,4; Publications Comm. 3; Tutoring 4; Alt. Boys' State. how are money making days at Dartmouth . . . I wouldn't put down, Bob . . . Herman Lucas' Pygmy Partner . . . hey you know what I was thinkin'? . . . were you really the one that kept us from lunch in first grade ...I'm Chip, he's Dale ... did you get the latest scoop for the News? . . . PAULA JEAN SIMONDS CSF 1,2,3,4; Class Play 2; Drama Club 4; Newspaper 4; International Club 3,4; Softball Mgr. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Variety Show 3; field Hockey 4; Library Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. had your lunch stolen lately ? . . . whats a henway ?” ... a couple or three pounds . . . remember shorthand classes . . . lazy walker, lives right near school, always wants a ride . . . what a girl, kissed a toad lately? . . . what happened at Shady Lanes? . . . late for school again . . . field hockey bus again . . . BRYAN HUGH SMITH Track 1,2; Baseball 2; Ski Club 3,4. Cathy? . . . cookie monster? . . . gorilla? . . . how about a cookie? . . . want to see a scary movie at the drive-in? just stay away from car windows . . . Cathy who? ... got a fig cookie . . . STEPHEN LEO SMITH Football 1,2. What happened at that party. Brother? . . . party at you-know-whose house 4th - 6th periods I! . . . remember the Strawberry War in Malone N.Y. . . . how about the mustard fight? GAIL ANN SPAULDING Basketball Mgr. 3; Student Council Secretary 4. now primarily - but on the other hand - its a possibility! . . . this is true !! . . . Gerry’s house!. . . Henry and Albert who? . . . speaking of hamburgers - lets go down to the Taxi place! . . . What did you buy? . . . GARY CHARLES SPAULDING CHARLIE NRA 1; ski club 3; Student Council 1. Talk about wild pool parties! . . . what's coming off !! . . . original member of the Wilder Gang . . . remember when Rich came home from Jersey EARLY !! . . . slow down and keep me on! . . . Who? . . . Right Time” Cops and Cougars . . . Hey, Valley watch out for that hole !!?... who me?. . . MICHAEL STEPHEN STRELLA Second time around . . . party at Strella's . . 2.7 seconds . . . come on up . . . trailer partying . . . down Ruff! . . . remember Party Hill? . . . what a rush . . . NORMAN C. THIBODEAU Intramural Basketball 3, whats in Grants besides $2.25 per hour ??? Chief chef . . . learning to be a Betty Crocker . . . likes to cook at Bradford House . . . always hitting late parties. JAMES EDWARD THOMPSON JIM Co-Captain Football 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Ski Team 1; Varsity Club 3,4. 4;00 p.m. on Monday - remember it . . . Baribeau's part)' - unforgettable . . . Jim, what goes good with coke ?!!!.., what happened at the Tunbridge fair? . . . Mr. Potter?, Mr. Wilson? . . . DEBORAH ELLEN TICEHURST DEBBIE Majorettes 1; FT A 1,3,4; trouble with twins - speaking of Christmas . . . Prom Queen . . . what's May 5th? . . . Duane who? . . . engaged yet? . . . can you skate backwards? ... I can . . . what's a license? . . . birthday parties . . . pretty' queen . . . 6th grade . . . double trouble . . . Ken who? . . . Ednas place! ... at the house with who? . . . Hey Jim, she still doesn't know? . . . green flowers! . . . remember that summer? . . . CATHERINE ADA TROTTIER CATHIE” FT A 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; Softball 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 2,3} Girls' State Alternate; Drama Club 4; Class Treasurer 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Nat'l Honor Society 4; GAA 4; Johnson State College, Here she comes! . . . but now I've got a question! ... got your class dues? . . . I’m not nervous ... 1 never let school interfere with my education ... a nun, huh? . . . last night at Tally House . . . what's the matter with you? ... I see jonquils. BRIAN ALLEN TUTTLE Football 1; Track 3; Yearbook Photography 4. There's a place in the sun where there's hope for everyone. And before my life is done, I've got to find me a place in the sun. DEAN MILTON TWISS JV Basketball Mgr. 2; V1CA 4. Winners never quit, quitters never win. DALE PHILIP VlELLEl'X VOOJOO Varsity Club 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Mgr. 1,2. throwing what at Hojos? 3:30 a.m. . . . 51 on your scorecard, but 1 in your heart . . . MKB ... I didn't know they held drafting classes at Golfside? . . . she's how old ?! . . . been to Hanover lately? . . . DUANE CALVIN VIELLEUX VOOCH Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Mgr. 2. egg fights at Hojos . . . hey Meatball! . . . how was Drafting - when you went? . . . little baby brother . . . Debbi . . . Debbi ... I hear you're headed for the altar . . . Oh, really ?! . . . $4.30-dark? . . . don't forget the Coke! . . . Ednas place ... I used to think you were shy! . . . ob lunch . . . how do you manage to stay out of trouble? . . . KAREN JEAN WARREN It must be nice being a twin! . . . been looking for any Quechee Lake's guys lately? . . . what do you do in Norwich? . . . where’s your other half? (Koreen) . . . Oh Karen, he's looking at us! MD or BM ? . . . remember the Quechee tow during the big weekend? . . . had any good talks lately . . . remember when ... are you REALLY one of Herbie's girls?. . . KOREEN ELAINE WARREN CSF 2,3; Newspaper 3; Drama Club 4. You planted a seed of thought in my mind, try to smile remember how take your time and taste it. RODNEY JON WELLS Killington is where it's at . . . Steve's my cousin ... I'm the quiet type . . . always looks for his little sister . . . Cheryl . . . Done any hitchhiking lately? . . . Don't drink, smoke, or swear . . . Think that Plymouth will make it through the winter? . . . RODNEY FRANCIS WHITE Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; FFA 4. DALE EDWARD WHITNEY Intramural Basketball 2,3; FFA 4. Jeep's his bag . . . Deer Slayer . . . hot four banger-go’s everywhere . . . Artie Cats . . . Quechee hell raiser . . . The Carpenter . . . How is that sprout running? . . . And how is your Cat running . . . Get an artic what? . . . Boo-de-boo ... It takes one to know one . . . MICHELLE ROSE WOOD SHELLEY International Club 2,3,4; Softball 2; Kitchen help 2,4; Newspaper 3; Office help 3,4; Choir 4. Getting married . , . Let me say this about that , . . Larry's girl . . . Were you riding in a shopping can ?? . . . Mr. Jurras, it was like this . , . The devil made me do it! . . . PAULA JEAN WOOD FT A 1,2, 3,4; International Club 3,4. How s Lee? ... Lee who ?!!... always take on an extra snow machine ?!?!... Been to Mitchell's lately? . . , snow machine broke down? . . . Likely stoiy !! . . . Wade . who ?? . . . Adams' are nice !!!... who's prejudiced ?!! ... o.K. Woodie - you skipping Math again ?? . . . HAROLD WRIGHT Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3,4; I ootball Mgr. 4; Basketball Mgr. 4; VICA 2; FFA 4. JOSEPH JOHN WRIGHT Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Yearbook Photography 4. RICHARD ALLEN WRIGHT Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Boys' State 3. tricky Dick . . . How were the parties at the bam . . . Midnight ski-doo boy . . . football . . . How's Jeannie . . . 50 SUSAN ELLEN WRIGHT CSF 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Drama Club 4; Newspaper 3; Ski Club 3. Tiny Tim . . . GRAMLING . . . You fool, Jerorl . . . Hanover freak . . . HENDRIX . , . Hippies are cool . . . Huck . . . I love your hair” . . . D.E.A. . . . WILFRED YELLOWMAN Class Vice-President 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country 4. Senior Class President’s Message 52 That time for which so many of us have long waited is just aroundthe corner. Our final year at Hartford has been enjoyable as well as rewarding. We have had some bad times here, but they are minute compared to the good times we have shared. Now we look to the outside to dream, to hope, and to achieve our ambitions. Many of us will leave Hartford, our homes, and friends to find some purpose in life, maybe to return. It has been an honor serving as Senior Class President. We won't be sad to say good-bye, just happy we had the chance to say hello. GARY DEVOST 53 Choir Ensemble Band Ensemble Majorettes 55 56 Band Travel Club V.I.C.A. Student Council Coin Collecting Club P.A. Staff 60 Boys’ State Ski Club F.T.A. 62 Philosophy Club Drama Club 63 Math Team Hurricane Staff A.B.C. 65 International Club 66 G.A.A. Varsity Club Cafeteria Aids National Honor Society Cheerleaders J.V. Cheerleaders 69 Yearbook Staff Library Club 70 Cross Country FIRST ROW: Coach Ratcliffe, D. Hackett, W. Yellowman, M. Antonio, F. Kirsteatter, C. Taylor. SECOND ROW: M. Sawyer, P. Sheret, K. Smith, B. Warren, K. McCarthy. The Hartford High School Cross Country Team enjoyed a very successful season in its first year. Despite a late start and a loss to Rutland High School in its first outing, the team showed improvement with each succeeding week. In the Southern Vermont Cross Country’ Conference, Hartford moved up from a fourth place in the initial meet of the conference to a first place in the final championship meet in Brattleboro. This first place earned Hartford a share in the championship with Rutland. In the State Championship meet, held in Brattleboro, Hartford finished sixth in a field of seventeen teams. The top runner for Hartford in this meet was Michael Antonio, who took a fifth place which earned him the right to participate in the New England Cross Country Meet held at the University of New Hampshire. Other runners who finished high in the scoring for Hartford were Dale Hackett, Chris Taylor, Fred Kirsteatter, and Wilfred Yellowman. The success of the team can be attributed to the dedicated effort of all the members of the team who ran many miles over the hills and valleys of the Hanover Golf Course. Meet Summaries Non-Conference Meets - - - Rutland 19 Hartford 42 Thetford 39 Hartford 17 Conference Meets — — - -Bellows Falls--------------Fourth Place Windsor -- ----------- — Second Place Springfield - -- -- -- - First Place Rutland - -- -- -- -- - Second Place Brattleboro - -- -- - — First Place State Championship Meet - - Brattleboro - ----- - - Sixth Place 72 Football FIRST ROW; B. Ammel, P. Marsh, D. Rogers, R. Wright, J. Thompson, L. Gilmore, B. Blanchard, D. DeGrasse, L. Potvin. SECOND ROW; W. Crowe, J. Potter, T. Sheret’j. Carpenter, N. Smith, M. Coute-manche, J. Spaulding, T. Burke, T. Valley, J. Perron, J. Fletcher, D. Stone, S. Perrault, J. Dyer, D. Hodgdon. THIRD ROW; Trainer Vic Birt, Coach Dyer, D. Hardy, J. Aher, B. Clerkin, C. Gardner, B. Oronte, S. Bomhower, J. Potter, S. DeFelice, Coach McCanna, Mgr. H. Wrighc. With the loss of several outstanding players through graduation, the 1971 season obviously would be a rebuilding one. The coaching staff and Hartford's fans faced it with understandable apprehension. Yet, right from the first game with a fine 24-8 win over Woodstock everyone could see there were unexpected ingredients in this team that would lead to victory. Their spirit and pride was great, plus - the team was in excellent condition and no one was seriously hurt or missed a single game because of injuries. The team's goal was taking the Southern Division II title, and with this in mind they entered the West Rutland game, and again were victorious 30-6. The team next suffered a hard fought defeat at the hands of Bellows Falls, the best team in Vermont, by a score of 20-0. The 20-8 victory over Fair Haven reinforced hopes for the division II title, and the team was really fired-up for the Poultney game. Unfortunately, the bad breaks that plagued them throughout the season proved to be the undoing of this game, a 14-0 defeat. The next game was against undefeated arch-rival Lebanon. Spirits and hopes were high, but again those breaks were a factor and Hartford took another 14-0 defeat. Everything was riding on the final game with Windsor - the winner of this game would represent Southern Division 11, in the State Championship game, and the outcome would mean a winning or losing leason for the Hurricanes. Rich Wright made two brilliant interceptions, but the team still lost 41-22. The team played well to the end though, and finished the season with pride. Illness kept star tackle Paul Marsh out of the final game, and he certainly was missed Three team members - Rich Wright, Jim Thompson, and Paul Marsh were named to the all-state football squad, and Thompson was the Upper Valley's leading rusher. The 3-4 record was disappointing, but as Coach McCanna put it at the awards banquet Years from now when someone looks at that record and discounts it as a bad season, what he won't realize will be how much spirit and courage this team had. They were the most courageous boys I've ever coached. They were mostly young and inexperienced, but played hard and they played to win. Time will pass on though and eight more seniors will graduate this year. They are co-captains Rich Wright ( 63) and Jim Thompson ( 31), Paul Marsn ( 72), Bob Blanchard ( 74), Darcy Rogers ( 71), Leonard Gilmore ( 85), Don DeGrasse ( 76), and head manager Harold Wright. 73 75 76 Field Hockey FIRST ROW; S. Jardine, P. Cardwell, L. Durkee, P. Poulin, C. Rogers, L. Guarino, L. Brooks. SECOND ROW; Coach Karlson, B. Ratcliffe, M. Ballou, D. Gibson, S. Carpenter, R, Currier, Mgr. S. Ricker. The Varsity field hockey team had a fantastic season this year finishing with an outstanding 14-1-1 record. The team completed its regular season schedule undefeated with a record of 11-0-1. They were then chosen as one of sixteen teams to compete in the Vermont State Field Hockey Tournament. The girls were very excited and played their very best through out the three week long competition. Losing to Miadlebury in the finals was a big disappointment, but the hockey team is very proud to be state runners-up for 1971. The JVS had many inexperiencea players but through their enthusiasm and hard work, they finished the season with a vet)' respectable record of 3-2-4. The team looks forward to camp next summer and to a successful season. FIRST ROW: K. Burnham, D. Wiegand, L. Simon, M. L. Scelza, J. Dow. SECOND ROW; D. Collins, B. Roberts, S. Derrick, G. Kenyon, N. Fournier, J. Gosselin, L. Wiegand, G. Raymond. THIRD ROW; Sheila Corliss, P. Simonds, M. Farrell, B. Walker, M. Adams, C. Crump, T. Evans, D. White, K. Mock. MISSING; P. Foley.__________________________ 78 79 Ice Hockey FIRST ROW: J. Dyer, G. Devost, T. Sheret, G. Brower, D. Lyman. SECOND ROW: J. Perron. P. Gates, B. Cloud, B. Reynolds, B. Ammel. FIRST ROW: M. Smith, D. Hardy, V. Dean. SECOND ROW: J. Pippin, C. Luce, G. Evans. P. Flanagan, J. Aher. 81 82 Girls’ Basketball Coach Karlson, C. Raymond, Coach Rich, L. Guarino, S. Carpenter, K. Morancy, D. Gibson, M. Ballou, S. Bowley, C. Decoff, D, Jones, T. Blanchard. The Hartford High Girls' Basketball Team finished the 1971-72 season with a fine 11-3 record. The girls were chosen to compete in the Vermont Headmaster's Tournament. They won their opening game of the play-offs by defeating a tough Lake Regions team 39-35. The girls then lost a heart breaker in the semi-finals, bowing to Mississquoi by a single point, 39-38. The leading scorers throughout the season were Carol DeCoff, averaging 15 points per contest and stalwart rebounder Donna Gibson with 13 ppg. Front Row: P. Kennison, C. Martin, D. Fountain, D. Collins, N. Wiegal. Second Row: S. Ricker, C. Richardsin, B. Chadwick, L. Ducharme, B. DeVries, S. Culver, J. Gosselin, T. Evans, V. Powers. 85 86 87 Basketball FIRST ROW: R. Powden, C. Taylor, N. Smith, W. Yellowman, R. Wright, M. Sawyer, S. Perrault, B. Dyer. SECOND ROW: H. Wright, J. Spaulding, L. Hathom, J. Potter, J. Wright, F. Kirsteatter, D. Follansbee, Coach Don Wilson. The 1972 version of the Hartford Hurricane basketball squad proved to be the surprise team in the Upper Valley this season, as they posted a 9-11 over - all mark after a disappointing 4-16 record last year. Because of their improved play, Hartford earned a state playoff berth, only to be defeated in the first round by C.V.U., 67-58. Hartford finished fifth in the S.V.L., with a 6-8 slate, while compiling a 3-3 record in non-league competition, with three victories over Hanover and two losses to Lebanon, and a lone defeat to White Mountain. The season started with a 64-48 triumph over Hanover, but after six encounters the 'Canes had slipped to 2-4. After that, however, it seemed that Coach Don Wilson had worked the bugs out of the Hurricane attack as they won their next five straight, lifting their record to 7-4. But the 'Canes ran into problems over the last half of the season, winning only two out of nine contests, including three one point heartbreakers. In addition to their playing problems, Hartford lost Senior forward Lee Hathorn with a broken wrist with four crucial games remaining. Hot shooting Senior guard, Wilfred Yellowman, was the leading scorer with an 18.4 points per game average. Second was an another Senior, Rich Wright, who hustled and rustled the backboards for 12.1 ppg. 89 90 91 Ski Team FIRST ROW: George Ostler, J. Flanagan, D. Hackett, P. St. Jacques, S. Ballou, L. Wiegand, B. Henne, M. Koloski. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hall, B. Oronte, G. Edwards, J. Brooks, R. Tuttle, J. Dow, P. Coutermarsh, P. Foley. THIRD ROW: B. Smith, T. Bean, B. Durkee, S. Perry. You’ve come a long way baby. These are the only words that can describe the Hanford Ski Team. In just a few years the Ski Team has been dragged from the cellar of athletics and moved into the lights as one of the top sports in the school. The Ski Team had more races this year than ever before. How did they do? Not bad! Their first race of the season was at Mt. Ascutney, where they competed against twelve area teams. In this race, Hartford finished sixth, bested only by such ski powers as Bennington, Brattleboro, and a few others. This trend continued throughout the season. Stand outs this year were Sophomores Bill Henne, Norme Poutre, and Greg Edwards. They were the only ones who could really put it together to overcome the veterans who, for some strange reason, didn't have the season that they had hoped for. Cross country aces this year were Dale Hackett, Dale Ballard, and Bill Henne. On the girls' side, there was Ski Team Co-Captain Linda Doug Wiegand, Jennifer Dow, and Pat Foley. The girls participated in the Nastar races, and usually wiped up first, second, and third places. The Ski Team will remain strong next year, as they are only losing three members through graduation; J.B. Flanagan, Steve Perry, and Brian Smith. 95 Softball The 1971 Girls' Softball Team posted a record of 6-4. The girls had a powerful batting attack which produced as'many as 42 runs in a single game. They were also a good defensive squad with a smooth fielding infield of first sacker Donna Gibson, keystone guardian Shonah Jardine, shortstop Pat Perkins, and Betsy Briggs operating at the hot corner. The outfield of Tawny Blanchard in left Carol DeCoff in center, and Shirley Carpenter and Marlene Ballou platooning in right came up with some fielding gems of their own. The pitching staff was also in fine shape with Joan Demmon and Cathie Trottier hurling to the girl in the iron mask, Lorena Guarino. WINS LOSSES Hanford 20 Lebanon 8 3 Hanford 24 - - - - Mascoma 14 11 Hanford 42 - - - - - - - - - Newpoet 9 Lebanon 9- - - - 4 Hanford 13 Windsor 19 7 Hanford 15--------------- Hanover 7 Hanford 41---------...... Newpon 7 96 Baseball FIRST ROW; D. Hardy, S. Ricker, Mgr. J. Coutermarsh, N. Fountain, B. Freitas, C. Jorgensen. SECOND ROW; J. Aher, J. Spaulding, J. Dyer, R, Wright, G. Ostler. THIRD ROW; Mgr. G. Cook, D. Vielleux, B. Blanchard, D. Stone, D. Vielleux, Coach Potter, Coach Dyer. The 1971 Hartford Baseball Team suffered through a tough 2-12 season. The year was not without its bright spots though as the Hurricanes pulled off upset victories over Windsor and M.A.U. At the conclusion of the season the four senior members of the team; Bob Freitas, Charley Jorgensen, Norm Fountain, and Stu Ricker were elected Quad-captains. Sophomore firstbaseman George Ostler was awarded the McCanna Award for being the most improved player and smooth fielding leftfielder Jim Spaulding was named to the Connecticut Valley League all-star team. L. Lebanon 0-10 L. Newprt 0-9 L. Rutland 7-15 L. Springfield 3-18 L. Hanover 5-6 L. Bellows Falls 1-5 L. Fall Mountain 0-4 Season Record L. Windsor 2-11 L. Bellows Falls 0-11 W. Windsor 9-5 L. Springfield 2-10 L. M.S.J. 2-6 W. M.A.U. 8-7 L. Brattleboro 0-18 97 Track FIRST ROW: B. Ammel, C. Taylor, M. Sawyer, F. Luce, F. Hayden, D. Gosselin. SECOND ROW: T. Burke, T, Smith, B. Hayden, D. Follansbee. Hartford High School runners posted several new school records during the season of 1971. The middle distance duo of Mike Antonio and Dale Hackett was unbeatable in the mile and two mile events respectively. In winning the Southern Vermont mile championship, Mike set a new school record of 4:30. Dale set a new school record in the two mile, of 10:02 at the New England Championship Meet. Chris Taylor posted his best time of the season in the 880, at 2:04, which was close to the school record of 2:02.3. Don Hodgdon was a consistent threat in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the jumping events. His triple jump distance of 38’ 8 1 2 against Rutland was a new school and field record. A young crop of freshmen pole vaulters led by Mike Ammel shows much promise for the future in that event. Much improvement was made by all members of the squad during the season. The propects for track in 1972 look very bright. MEET RESULTS HartfoijJ 62 - Newport 69 Hartford 43 - Pioneer Valley 82 - Bellows Falls 48 Hartford 48 1 2 - Lebanon 85 1 2 Hartford 72 - Hanover 58 Hartford 48 - Springfield 98 Hartford 38 - Stevens 59 - Lebanon 67 Hartford 59 1 2 - Hanover 37 - Windsor 76 1 2 98 l| U“ 72 74 73 75 STUDENTS SENIOR OFFICERS Sitting Kathy Trottier, Treasurer Joyce Packard, Secretary Standing Gary Devost, President Donna Mock, Vice-President Opposite Page 1st ROW: D. Vielleux, R. Gillies, D. Vielleux, C. Rogenski, K. Trottier, B. Ratcliffe, H. Pollard, D. Laurin. 2nd ROW; S. Holmes, R. White, E. Roberts, M. L. Richards, J. Packard, L. Pyer, P. Simonds, D. Reeves, K. Warren. 3rd ROW: D. Twiss, P. Sargeant, G. Scelza, B. Reynolds, J. Wright, W. Relation, M. Renehan, G. Ricn, C. Onderdonk. 4th ROW: S. Parker, S. Perry, S. Smith, G. Spaulding, G. Spaulding, P. Wood, S. Wright, C. Warren. 5th ROW: S. Williams, D. Rogers, R. Wright, W. Yellowman, K. Parrott, D. Mock, P. Poulin, R. Sherman. 6th ROW: R. Wilcox, N. Thibodeau, H. Wright, B. Smith. Above 1st ROW: B. Bingham, R. Gillies, P. Keeler, P. Koenig, R. Bomhower, R. Hayden, D. Ashe, F. Hayden, S. Kivler. 2nd ROW: B. Ashley, S. Claflin, J. Maheau, D. DeCoff, M. Antonio, M. Clerkin, L. Murphy, N. Hawthorne, R. Hodgdon. 3rd ROW: D. Gosselin, J. Dulac, L. Carpender, L. Lambert, D. Bevan, W. Curtis, C. Murphy, R. Blanchard, J. Harvey. 4th ROW: D. Holmes, B. Cloud. Class of 1973 JUNIOR OFFICERS Sitting: Sheila Maurer, Treasurer; Mary Gaudette, Secretary. Standing: Marc Sawyer, President; John Dyer, Vice President. Opposite Page 1st ROW: K. Burnham, S. Gillan, P. Card-. r -morn, V. McCoy. M. Chamerlain, S. Isenor, J. Harvey, D. Hodgdon, J. Dow, P. Coutermarsh, M. Wood. 2nd ROW: J. Hazen, S. Jardine, E. Lehman, M. Gaudette, M. Koloski, R. Hill, J. Famworth, S. Levasseur, M. Mayette, M. Culver, R. Fogg, E. Briggs, P. Hzelton. 3rd ROW: G. Andrews, J. Casey, S. Mauer, L. Fifield, D. Barrows. S. Ballou. P. Chase, J. Kingsbury. K. Fortin, D. White. J. Adams. 4th ROW: J. Carpenter, B. Lewis, M. Ballou, S. Carpenter, J. Koloski, J. McKuen, J. Koloski, P. Manley, T. Burke, C. Belair, D. Dean. 5th ROW: D. Lyman, P. Gates, P. Kennison, G. Greigel, N. Miller, M. Coutermarsh, J. Dyer, R. Ammex, P. Foley, B. Devries, D. Andrews, M. Morris. 6th ROW: J. Bishop. D. Grote, J. Cook, J. Jarvis, J. Dow, D. Hodgdon, P. Laurin, A. Donahue. W. Crowe, F. Kirsteder, J. Fletcher. Above 1st ROW: J. Sprang, S. Simonds, C. Nelson, C. Rogenski, K. Warren, L. Savoy. L. Rice. 2nd ROW: D. Perkins, B. Thibodeau, M. Adams, G. Andrews. J. Casey, P. Coutermarsh, L. Wiegand, M. Woods, M. Sawyer. 3rd ROW: J. White. M. Oakes, K. Spillane, T. Remick, J. Dow, J. Potter, J. Perron, J. Dow, D. Hodgdon. 4th ROW: C. Preston, D. Pollard, L. St. James, E. Pyer, P. Chase, J. Kingsbury, T. Tuttle, R. Rogers, J. Adams. 5th ROW: C. Whitney, E. Woods. T. Burke, S. Perrault, G. Ostler, D. Stone, J. Spaulding, T. Sherei, N. Smith, L. Potwin. 6th ROW: M. Welch, C. Ray, B. Walker, D. Walker, B. Willy, D. Smith. S. Rouse. J. Thornton. 7th ROW: D. Pyer, C. Curtis, J. Parker, L. Sousa, D. Spenser, P. Severence, R. Pippin, P. Briggs. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS SITTING Karen Mock, Treasurer Donna Wiegand, Secretary STANDING Tawni Blanchard, President Nancy Fournier, Vice President Opposite Page 1st ROW: S. Farrar. S. Bomhower, B. Clerkin, D. Bogle, T. Bean, G. Livingston, G. Grote, D. Follensbee, B. Henne, G. Edwards, R. Hebert. 2nd ROW: D. Hardy, G. Kingsbury, T. Hodgdon, J. Coutermarsh, B. Durkee, C. Gardner, R. Carter, D. Dailey, C. Crump, D. Morse, 3rd ROW: B, Bracket, T. Henderson, D. Grover, B. Burnham, M. Grosse, D. Martin, J. Hickory, L. Barrett, J. Aher, B. Dyer, 4th ROW: W. Adams, T. Maxwell, B. Martin, R. Bouchard, G. Evans, A, Johnson, B. Beckin, M. Guarino, K. Mock, E. Johnson, N. Fournier. 5th ROW: R. Coucher, E. Blanchard, T. Blanchard, P. Greene, L. Agan, S. Kingsbury, C. Crump, V. Mansfield, S. Begay, M. Ammel, N. Hayes. 6th ROW: B. Husband, C. LaPlaca, M. Cheeney, S. Aldrich, S. Corliss, C. Durkee. D. Fountain, B. Jackson, E. Grour, D. Ballard, P. Jorgenson. 7th ROW; B. Nott, C. Batchelder, S. Blair, I. Ducharme, T. Hathorn, N. Mayette, B. Thibodeau, L. Duncharme, C. Martin, C. DeCoff, R. Barber, F. Luce, L. Lamphere. Above 1st ROW: 2nd ROW; 3rd ROW; 4th ROW: 5th ROW; C. Perry, B. Oronte, R. Durkee, R. Powden, J. Potter, D. Shumway, M. Wood. R. Washburn, J. Sears, T. Thibodeau, M. Perkins, A. Richards, T. Smith, A. Trottier, M. Stanley. D. Wiegand, T. Bean, N. Fournier, D. Perkins, J. Soule, P. St. Jacques, R, Tuttle, D. Severance, T. Snelling. B. Roberts, N. Mayette, L. Romano, L. Ducharme, C. Reed, J. Reeves, C. Martin, D. Twiss, N. Tweed, C. Perron. C. Perrault, N. J. Simon, B. Nott, C. Batchelder, S. Blair, I. Ducharme, D. Spaulding, H. Thibodeau, P. Quimby, L. Nallete. Class of 1975 FRESHMAN OFFICERS SITTING Lorraine Simon, President Karen Wright, Treasurer STANDING Pat Danaher, Secretary Pat Flanagan, Vice President OPPOSITE 1st ROW: 2nd ROW: 3rd ROW: 4th ROW: 5th ROW: 6th ROW: 7th ROW: 8th ROW: Above 1st ROW: 2nd ROW: 3rd ROW: 4th ROW: 5th ROW: 6th ROW: PAGE C. Bomhower, M. Murhph, J. Digby, S. Melendy, D. Jauch, R. Hodgdon, F. Gauthier, G, McEwan, F. Davis, J. Hathorn, R. Alley, D. Follensbee. S. Bowley, S. Derrick, C. Chase, P. Albanese, S, Culver, D. Carpenter, J, Gramling, J. Bishop, D. Call, R. Maurer, R. Farnsworth, T. Guthrie, D. Mace, D, Collins, W. Henderson. P. Lizotte, K. Madore, M. Adams, P. Johnson, H.Hazen, T. Keeler, C. Magnus, D. Conrad. M. Champney, C. Andrews, D. LaFlam, M. Fogg. R. Bartlett, S. Gobie, J. Kenison, L. May, W. Kension, N, Claflin, M. Farrell, C. Gauthier. J. Hagerman, M. Dow, K. George. K. Emery, L. Davis. M. Maxwell, C. Brooks, K. Batchelder, P. Bixby, S. Ballard, B. Foley, W. Barbour, R. Mayhew. K. Brower, R. Blomberg, J. Severance, B. Parker, J. Grote, N. Freeman, L. Keenan, D. Coutermarsh, J. Dow, L. Fucci, R. Gauthier, S. Bigelow. F. Carbino, K. Smith, S. Mead, G. Simonds, A. Coutermarsh, C. Morancy, T. Gour, P. Morse, W. Dow, J. Briggs, E. Ashley. P. Danaher, R. Bogle, D. Kibbie, S. DeFelice, P. Flanagan, D. Laurin, T. Evans, J. Gosselin, B. Chadwick, P. Kenison, D. Cavanaugh. K. McCarthy. V. Dean, R. Bomhower. J. Dickerson, J. Allen, M. Smith, R. Taylor. J. Hagerman, P. Sheret, W. Dow, B. Warren, K. Smith. T. Spaulding, C. Hayden, C. LaCourse. L. Davis, K. George, M. Dow, D. Woodward, K. Emery, M. Wood, G. Simonds, P. Spillane. N. Weigel. C. Wells, D. LaFlam, C. Snow, C. Andrews, J. Lawrence. C. Nolan, J. Parker, C. Richardson, T. Woodward, J. Withington. G. Poulton, B. Shumway. R. Richards, D. Rhodes, R. Stanley, D. Parker, D. Wallace. D. Odell, S. White, D. Thibodeau. R. West. C. Parker. R. Bailey, J. Pippin, C. Tweed, E. Welch, K. McCarthy, E. Pollard, E. Ticehurst. K. Smith, K. Nott. E. Willey, R. Reynolds, J. Severence, L. Swasey, R. Wood, R. St. James, K. Porter. C. Potter. P. Vincent. S. Smith. S. Ricker, M. Scelza, D. Cavanaugh, L. Simon. K. Wright. 7th ROW: 112 1971 Junior Miss Pageant 113 114 116 120 Ramona H. Alexander, Homeinaking-Guidance; B.S., University of Vermont Corabelle Ammel, School Nurse; R.N., Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hopital Susan D. Bevan, Music; B.S., B. Music, Skidmore College Philippe Bouthillier, Chemistry and Ice Hockey; B.A., St. Michael's College Donald R. Cheney, IPS Science and Driver-Ed.; B.S. Ed., Johnson State College Judith B. Clack, Mathematics; B.A., Buffalo College; M.S., University of Buffalo Lee Clark, Culinary Arts; A.S.F.S.M., Miami Dade Jr. College; Culinary Institute of America Paulines. Cole, Librarian; B.S., Boston University Peggy Cooperman, Instrumental Music; B.M.E., Oberlin College Anne A. Crewe, Fine Arts; B.F.A., Philadelphia College of Art Mary T. Drew, English; B.A., Trinity College; M.A., St. Michael's College Kenneth M. Dyer, Guidance, Baseball and Football; B.S., M.S., Syracuse University Jerome A. Erickson, Physics; B.S., East Stroudsburg State; M.S.T., University of North Dakota Laurence Fisk, Diversified occupations; B.S., North Michigan University Effie T. Fulton, Homemaking and Vocational Child Care; B.S., Keene State College John P. Gates, Administration and Math; B.S., Ed., Rutgers; M. Ed., University of Vermont Virginia Guarino, English; B.S., University of Vermont George E. Hall, Industrial Arts; B.E., Keene State College Katherine Hall, Science; B.A., University of New Hampshire; Plymouth State College Malcolm D. Hooper, English; B.S., Ed., Johnson State College Dana A. Jackson, Social Studies; B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Katherine Karlson, Physical Education; B.S. Ed., Sargent College Franklin T. King, English; B.A., Jacksonville University; Yale; Baylor R. Curtis Lamberton, Guidance Co-ordinator; B.A., Lyndon Stae; M, Ed., Worcester State Genevieve M. Lander, French and Latin, B.A., Middlebury College George W. Lawrence, Auto Mechanics; Keene State College; B.S. Richard H. Lee, Diversified Occupations; B.A., University of the South Susan Lutkus, French; B.A., Denison University Earl MacHarg, Vocational Electricity and Machine Trades; Master (Electrician; Tool and Die) Giselle MacHarg, Latin and French; Maitrise-la Sorbonne, Paris Maynard Maville, Auto Body; General Motors Schools A. Gregory McCanna, Physical Education and Football; B.S., Ed., Rutgers Norman H. McIntyre, Agriculture; B.S., University of Vermont; M.S.T., University of Wisconsin Floyd O. McPhetres, Math Co-ordinator; A.B., University of Vermont; M.A.T., University of Illinois Partricia Meintel, Business Education; B.S., West Virginia University William Millett, Social Studies; B.A., Drake; M.A., University of Rhode Island, Ph. D. Candidate, Iowa Barry L. Nelson, Drafting and Building Trades; B.S., Rhode Island College Diane C. Nichols, Remedial Reading; B.S., University of Vermont DonnanJ. O’Neill, English, Humanties and Psychology; B.A., M.A., PH.D., St. Bonaventure University Robert W. Potter, Social Studies; B.A., Norwich University George Ratcliffe, Physical Education and Track; B.S., M.Ed., Boston University William R. Remick, Driver Education; B.S., Lyndon State Arline Rich, Health Occupations; R.N., Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital Anne Robert, Home-School Co-ordinator; R.N., St. Luke Hospital Charles B. Russell, Graphic Arts; A.B., Cornell; B.S., Carnegie Tech Elizabeth Severance, Business Education; B.S., Trinity College C. William Severance, Social Studies; B.S., University of Vermont Maureen E. Smith; Diversified Occupations; B.S., University of Vermont Elizabeth Stone, French; A.B., University of Vermont Robert Taylor, Mathematics (On leave); B.S., Bates College Thomas K. Theodore, Vocational Guidance Co-ordinator; A.B., Dartmouth Jane Vincent, Mathematics; B.S., University of Vermont; M.A.T., University of Vermont Herbert Wheeler, Business Education; B.S., Plymouth State College Eleanor Wishinski; Biology; B.A., Hofstra University Diane Wood, Mathamatics; B.A., University of Washington Barbara Yates, American History and English; B.A., Mount Holyoke College Clockwise from above: ABOVE: The Hartford School Board - Mrs. Rose Fucci; Herbert Smith; Maynard Young, Chr; John Martin; and John Rogenski RIGHT: Millard Harrison, Supt. of Schools; B.A., M. Ed., Univ. of Maine LEFT; John Freitas, Associate Superintendent, A. B., Boston College; M.Ed., Univ. of Vermont 123 ABOVE (SEATED) Dale L. Berne, Principal, BS-Queens Coll., MS-UU. PhD Candidate St. Johns. (STANDING) Thomas R. Jurras, Assistant Principal, BS-Univ. of Alabama, MED-UVM. LEFT: Mrs. Mary Lou DeFelice. RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Rogers 124 ABOVE: Kitchen Staff BELOW: Custodial Staff 125 I 26 130 132 133 137 140 142 143 144 Class Wills MARY ADAMS wills her skiing ability and one case of Right Time to George Ostler; a visit from Crazy Horse to the Hartford ABC House; some Southern Comfort to any one who can keep it under control, and an alarm clock to Jeol. BRENDA ASHLEY - I will my locker and a pen to my brother Eugene. I will all my books to Betty Foley. NANCY BARBOUR - 1 will my act of putting my big foot in my mouth to Paula Manley. CAROL BEAN - I will my three days detention to Harriet. CINDY BELLIMER - I will all my help to Mary Rogers !! DEBBIE BEVAN - wills her sweet, dulcit, quiet voice to anyone who can stand it! SUSAN BIXBY - Being of what mind and what body, I do hereby will my sleepy psychology class to whoever needs the rest. CLAUDIA BLAIR - Being of sound mind and body. I do hereby will my mathematical ability to Lynn Johnson. BOB BLANCHARD - I would like my friends to have serenity, usnshine and starlight in their lives. SARAH BLANCHARD - I will my ability to do homework and my tolerance to my brother Ed. PATTY BRALEY - I will all my love to Art, also all my records to Donna, and my sunglasses to anyone with red eyes. LYNN BROOKS, being of sound mind and body, I, hereby declare my will. I leave my quarrels, wars, battles, etc, with Mrs. Karlson to Shonah Jaidine for her personel use in field hockey next year. GREG BROWER - I will my artistic acuity to Vernon Klute Kelton. I also will my ability to stay out of the penalty box to Pat Flanagan. I will my plants to Pat Danaher and Greg Simonds. CINDIE CHADWICK - I wish to leave my good times and my confused love life to my sister Belinda; I leave my holey boots, warped baton, whistle, white uniform and all my love to future majorettes; I will McDonalds to Lynn and Jill. SHELDA CLAFLIN - I will to Kandie Fortin my moonshine along with my good disposition. CATHY COLLINS - I leave my ability to goof up on my driving to Mr. Remick. STEVE COLLINS leaves his sideburns to Tim Henderson and his fake I.D. card to Mike Smith WENDY CURTIS wills her grate spelling ability to enjoy who needs it. DEBBIE DeCOFF - I will all my love to Dan, also all the finger-licking good, chicken breasts in the world to Francis. GARY DEVOST will his great spelling ability to Mr. White, and his hockey curse to whoever wears 14. JOHN DULAC - I will my red lanterns to Shirley, Marlene, and Cathie; my saintlihood to Mark; my money to my cousin Ann (so as to keep it in the family), and my brass engine to myself so that I'll have something to ride to hell on in class. LYNN DURKEE wishes to will her Scout-driving ability to her brother Bob. ALBERT EMERSON - In the event that I should die, I leave my entire fortune of $41.50 to the noble David T. Gosselin and my entire postcard collection to John A. Dulac. DOUG FOUNTAIN wills his knowledge to having Beer Parties to the first underclassmen to be picked up next year by the cops. JEAN GARDNER - being of sound mind, not body, I do hereby will my horseback riding ability to Regina Dupuis. DONNA GIBSON - I will my height to Tawny Blanchard. RICKEY GILLIES - I will my shortness to Elizabeth Wood. ROGER GILLIES, DALE VIELLEUX and DUANE VIELLEUX will their skipping days. LAURA GROVER - I will all my old clarinet reeds to all the clarinet players in the Hartford Band. LORENA GUARINO wills herself to Charlton Heston, a pair of selftying shoes to Mr. Potter, and her disease to Mr. Millett. DARLENE HADLOCK wills Darlene Reeves. Fred, for six rounds of Slow Gin Fizzes. GAIL KENYON Being of sound mind and body, I do hereby will my abilities in Karate to Pam Cardwell. SEAN KIVLER wills his seat in detention to anyone who needs it. ELIZABETH LAMBERT, on this 10th day of March in the year of 1972, I hereby will my job as Kleenix supplier to any snooty person. DONNA LAURIN - I will my aloofness and my hobbit books to Mr. Millett; my mathematical charm to any of Mr. McPhetres' incoming students; and all the rumors about me to an innocent but deserving underclasswomen. COLLEEN MURPHY wills her sleepy study halls to anyone who needs the rest. LORRAINE MURPHY wills her nice, neat, empty locker to Margaret Culver. JOANN MAHEU - I will all the snowbanks and fast drivers to Mr. Cheney, and my neatness to Mrs. Wishinski. 149 PAUL C. MARSH - I will my distaste of the flirting, young, insicere underclass women to all the future flirting, slightly - older, more insincere seniors who deserve them. CECIL MAXFIELD - I will March 4th to Chico Rouse and Betsy Bevan to do whatever they want with it. I will a new T-Bar to next years Ski Club, so they can give it to Whaleback Ski Area. LYNNE McGRAIL wills her great drawing skills to anyone who doesn't have any, and her perfect attendence record to all the underclassmen. DONNA MOCK - I will my studying ability to my sister Karen. KATIE MOCK - Being of sound mind and body. I do hereby will my skiing ability to Joe Pippin. CAROL ONDERDONK - I hereby do will my hair to Lindsay Savoy and my bottle of milk of magnesia to Mr. Erickson. JOYCE PACKARD wills her permanent tan to Mr. White !! H. POLLARD wills her half of the Toyota to a friend, and the infinite sunshine of love to everyone else. PATTY POULIN wills her shovel to any incoming Physics student. LINDA PYER wishes to will one of her favorite parking places to Wendy Henderson. BETSY RATCLIFFE wills apples, laughter, joy, songs and her breakfasts to Carlye. DARLENE REEVES wills all her booze to Darlene Hadlcok in exchange for her butts. CHERYL REGIONE wills the town of Lebanon to all interested females seeking the use of its facilities and all its fringe benefits. WILLIAM RELATION wills his deep humor and sense of rhetoric to Mr. Severance and his spleen to Mrs. Wish. PEGGY RENEHAN wills a bag of sunflower seeds to Bob White. GAIL RICH - I will Pat, Charlie, and Gary to Mary Oakes. MARY RICHARDS wills her perfect 36 (12-12-12) to anyone who can handle it. CONN1 ROGENSKI wills her Polish Days to Alligator. CINDY ROGERS wills a plea to the Humane Society for one edible lunch in the cafeteria. DARCY ROGERS will do just about anything. I will my libido to anyone who thinks they can handle it. 150 BRAD REYNOLDS wills his B.S. to Tom Sheret, and his legs to Kathy Karlson. GARY SCELZA wills the fun times he's had here in four years at HHS as well as the serious times and the many friends made to Robert A. White in hopes that his years teaching here are a success. BOB SHERMAN wills his humor, sarcasism, intelligence, personality, stupidity and over-all condition to any idiot who wants them. PAULA SIMONDS wills Oscar to anybody who thinks he or she is crocked. Also, she wills Norma Miller her ability to do shorthand or one of her short hands. STEPHEN SMITH - I will my equipment to Steve, my horse to Butch, my humility to anyone who could stand it, and my boots to Karen. GAIL SPAULDING - I will my McDonalds straw to all future Physics students,. GARY SPAULDING will. DEBBI TICEHURST wills to the Junior Class, the good times, the and times, the sad times, adn all the times in-between and hopes that their Senior Year will be as full and happy as hers was. CATHIE TROTTIER wills Jeanne Kingsbury her spot on the bench at softball games. KAREN WARREN - I will my twin sister to Joe Pippin so he may experience the joys of having a sister. KOREEN WARREN wills Mr. O'Neills’ intelligence to Regina Dupuis - she’ll need some by 1973! (chuckle, chuckle) RODNEY WHITE leaves a bottle of Alka-Seltzer to Doug Fountain after graduation night. DALE WHITNEY wills a dozen donuts to the Faculty. PAULA WOOD leaves her never ending supply of excuses to get out of school at 12:00 to any underclassmen who deserves a break. MICHELLE WOOD - I will my very precious eyedropper to Mr. Hooper, along with a few chicks to practice on so that he will become an expert. RICHARD WRIGHT wills his football pads to Rob Powden and his tricks for kids to Mr. Wilson. SUE WRIGHT - I will my ability to get out of going to detention after being caught at McDonalds at 10:00 in this morning, to Karen, for being so great and not telling my father. 151 O star (the fairest one in sight), We grant your loftiness the right To some obscurity of cloud -It will not do to say of night. Since dark is what brings out your light. Some mystery becomes the proud. But to be wholly taciturn In your reserve is not allowed. Say something to us we can learn By heart and when alone repeat. Say something! And it says, I burn. But say with what degree of heat. Talk Fahrenheit, talk Centigrade. 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Tel. 295-3105 159 White River Jet., Vermont Compliments NATIONWIDE INSURANCE of PROGRESSIVE MARKET One Man - One Plan One Company Compliments Tel. 295-8042 of White River Jet. , Vermont DECATO MOTOR SALES Congratulations '72 SPRINGER’S DRUGSTORE QUEEN SHOP Claremont, New Hampshire Prescription Specialists Tel. 295-7878 White River Jet. , Vermont SANEL AUTO PARTS INC. Tel. 298-8759 West Lebanon, New Hampshire PHILLIPS REAL ESTATE Realtors Tel. 295-2352 TERRY RAYMOND INTERSTATE GULF BLACK and PLANTE - Lawyers Woodstock Road C. H. DAVIS White River Jet., Vermont TWIN STATE ELECTRIC THE SURPRISE DEPT. STORE (Colodny's) MILLER AUTOMOBILE CO. KEN BARROWS MR. and MRS. HERBERT MAHEY SR. Cadillac Pontiac MR. and MRS. E. O. TROTTIER COVELL'S WALLPAPER and ARTIST SUPPLIES Fiat Chevrolet White River Jet., Vermont 160 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK First in Personal Service A Fine Place to Visit • . . Before or After Graduation Banking Plays an Important Role in One's Life . . . Visit Us First! Officers of the Bank RAYMOND FIFIELD - Executive Vice President WILLIAM PRESTON - Vice President EVERETT EATON - Cashier BARBARA TICEHURST - Assistant Cashier - 3 Convenient Locations -Main Office - Gate Street - Branch Office - Maple Street Full Service Branch - Main Street, Norwich 161 TOWNLINE EQUIPMENT Compliments of Case Tractors and Utility Equipment Garden Tractors and Mowers Route 12A Plainfield, New Hampshire T and L ELECTRIC INC. Compliments of HATHORN'S YOUNG REAL ESTATE West Lebanon, New Hampshire Compliments of Vermont and New Hampshire Homes, Land, Commercial Property Tel. 295-2733 77 Maple St. White River Jet. , Vt. DONAHUE'S ANTIQUES and TAFTS DAIRY BAR Compliments of THE SHOETORIUM C ompliments Lebanon, New Hampshire CUSTOM LEATHER BOUTIQUE DICK MILLER - Class '30 Tel. 295-5271 Gates Street White River Jet. , Vermont 162 GATEWAY MOTORS INC Ford Authorized Sales and Service Ford - Torino - Mustang Maverick - Pinto - Thunderbird Bronco - Club Wagon - Ford Trucks Tel. 295-3124 Sykes Avenue White River Jet. , Vermont 163 BAILEY BROTHERS Auto Parts Tel. 298-8708 Paint and Body Supplies Tel. 298-8618 Hanover Road West Lebanon, New Hampshire SMOLA’S FOREIGN CAR CTR. GREYDON FREEMAN INC. Stationery Office Equipment Tel. 295-3111 Tel. 295-9797 White River Jet. , Vermont 43 Maple Street White River Jet. , Vermont BUSH MUSIC CENTER 164 Claremont, New Hampshire RICHARD ELECTRIC Participants in Hartford High School's Apprenticeship Program Tel. 295-3894 Taft Avenue White River Jet. , Vermont 165 BILLINGS DAIRY Dairy Products Leader White River Jet., Vermont Compliments of DULAC'S AUTO REPAIR WOODSTOCK NATIONAL BANK THE OLDE SUGAR HOUSE Maple Products - Arts and Crafts West Hartford, Vermont A Full Service Bank Member F. D. I. C. INTERSTATE TIRE CO. Bridge Street West Lebanon, New Hampshire Woodstock, Vermont Best Wishes Class of '72 Compliments from of WM. TALLY HOUSE FELLOWS ELECTRIC RESTAURANT KIBBY EQUIPMENT CO. STOWELL ENTERPRISES INC. Construction and Municipal Custom Building, Remodeling, Equipment and Supplies and Repairs Tel. 295-3128 Tel. 675-6568 9 Maple Street Route 12 A White River Jet., Vermont Plainfield, New Hampshire 166 Compliments of CORNER DRUG Compliments of MAC'S SHOES BOB'S MARKET 56 Main Street West Lebanon, New Hampshire RIGHT PRINTING CO. , INC. 6 Gates Street White River Jet. , Vermont BAKER HEIJN INC. Catering to the Automotive Enthusiast Tel. 295-3389 or 295-7233 167 U. S. Route 5 White River Jet. , Vermont Compliments POTTER’S MOBIL of DEAN HILL MOTORS, INC. 24 Hour Service Claremont, New Hampshire S H Green Stamps Says Congratulations to Compliments of Class of '72 JOE'S EQUIPMENT SERVICE Tel. 295-9717 West Lebanon, New Hampshire Compliments Best Wishes from the Busport of Go by JOHN T. 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