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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1974 volume:

T H E H A R T F 0 R D K E Y White Rivet Junction, Vermont Credits Editor: Norma Jean Simon Associate Editor: Julie Alkire Assistant Editor: Lori Simon Faculty Advisor: Mac Hooper Photography: Cathy Perron Norma Jean Simon Mike Ammel Lori Simon Art Editor: Cathy Perron Business Manager: Pete St. Jacques Financial Advisor: Bob White Photo Editor: Laurie Barrett Mac Hooper Jan Hagerman Doug Bogle Jon Soule Cover and Divider Design by Cathy Perron End sheet Photo by Mac Hooper Copyright for Opening Section: © 1971 by Blackwood Music Inc. and Country Road Music Used by Permission 2 Dedication Mr. Robert Potter It's good to be o seeker, but sooner or later you have to be a finder. And then it is well to give what you have found, a gift into the world for whoever will accept it. Jonathan Livingston Seagull 3 v. from fhe places in my past I said all the dead head miles and the insincere smiles mm mm JC i T.' -i- ftp?4 ■“s. ■t M. I i m tV � 4 : i � i tl raj v c: w . 1 hBScL JcPlftr ■ • ' 1 . • ; r 5 � • (-.V. , , . ,� ■ c - MITHF' .t , v I don 7 know I just seem to sing these songs Snrinc 13 Boy's Track Top Row: David Laurin, Mike Colgan, Steve DeFelice, Kevin Smith, Henry Hazen. Second Row: Mike Ammel, Chris Potter, Kelvin Parker, Adolph Lupi, Barney Bigmon, Charlie Bomhower. Third Row: Coach Ratcliff, Rob Powden, Tim Smith, Bill Clerkin, Jon Potter, Sam Begaye, Coach McCanna. Lost Row: Chris Taylor, Bob Ammel, Neil Smith, Fred Kersteader, Joe Perron. 14 Girl's Track Top Row: Manoger Wanda Kemson, Carol Luce, Jackie Grote, Trocy Rich, Lori Simon, Jonice Gosselin, Cindy Reeves, Cindy Perroult, Nancy Fournier, Asst. Cooch Kathy Hall. Sottom Row: Norma Jean Simon, Claire Richardson, Melinda Adams, Morilyn Ammel, Linda Wiegand, Sheila Maurer. Missing: Jill Reeves, Penny Kenison, Debbie Bellavance, Anne Coutermarsh, Noncy Weigel. 15 Varsity Baseball Top, Left to Right: Dole Follensbee, Bob Dyer, Jock Briggs, Gory Evons, John Aher, Jim Kenison, Ernie Goor, Phil Spillone. Bottom, Left to Right: Cooch Dyer, Don Hardy, Dick Stone, John Dyer, George Ostler, Jim Spaulding, Scott Perroult, Manager Dave Taggart, Asst. Coach Potter. J. V. Baseball Top, Left to Right: Jim Dickerson, Coach Wilson, Vance Dean, David Lamb. Middle: Gary Burnham, Tom Thibodeau, Coach Powers, Art Trottier, Bill Henne. Bottom: Steve Melendy, Jeff Potter, Donald Burnham, Jim Allen, Louis Fucci, Steve Lyman. 16 1 The 1973 cditio n of the Hartford Hurricane Baseball Team swept thru a successful vns. In its« ition of the Mart regular seftlon and v e seeded ninth in the Class L baseball play-d ppemn ' ■iiii i. ¥ plav-dayn , Hartford dfe defeated MSJ 6-3 with Jim Kenkon pitching a 4-hit ball game and George Ostler's home run leading the hitting attack. Hartford’s next opponent was undefeated Essex Junction, with the game being played at Essex. As underdogs, the team pulled the biggest set of the year winning 5-4. Outstanding ir h game waflthe fine pitching of Dale Follensbee with relief help from Jim W A Kenison. The entire team played outstanding defensive ball. At this point, tile sports wi iters had dubbed the Hurricane e as the Cinderella team of the State play offs. Hartford’s next opponent was the strong Mount Anthony team from Bennington, winning this game 3-0 behind the 2-hit pitching of Kenison, with John Dyer getting the key hit driving in 2 of the 3 runs. The State Championship game against South Burlington saw Hartford win its first Class L Championship since 1927 with a score of 5-1. Behind the 6-hit pitching of Kenison and errorless ball by the team and timely hits by John Dyer and Jack Briggs, Hartford walked off as State Championship much to the delight of the large crowd at the Windsor field. Coach Ken Dyer and his assistant. Bob Potter, stressed the tremendous attitude and unselfish play of this group to make the season the success it was! % Hartford High Baseball Team Wins Qtafe Championship I Softball Top Row: Mu Flanagan, C. Bugbee, W. West, D. Nolette, J. Worren, J. Brown, J. Wood, M. Forrel, J. Metheroll, K. Wright, K. Emory, B. Bevon, K. Porter, C. Perron, C. Moroncy, D. Rogers, D. Kopusta, S. White, Coach Hazen. Bottom Row: F. Mogrone, J. Withington, L. Long, K. Woodward, S. Bowley, J. Casey, S. Carpenter, M. Ballou, and C. DeCoff. 18 Color My World I Found an Old Boutonniere Pressed Befween the Pages Of a Discarded Book, A Link With My Past, Reminding Me of Pretty Dresses, Dark Tuxedos, And Formal Dances, of Times Remembered Only in My Mind. I Can't Remember Her Name Or the Color of Her Eyes. 9o Many Things Have Faded. The Only Thing I have Now Is the Boutonniere. I Must Have Had a Good Time To Have Caved It G. Beds 19 Botton loft: Th Grand March. B low: Tha Outtn'i Done (Julia Alkira and Jarry Howard). 21 22 Swim Team Above Right: M. Boribeau, J. Durkee, R. Reeves, Coach Marcia Middel. Below: J. P. DeLange. Opposite Page, Above Left: D. Bogle. For Right: D. Bogle. Center: R. Bogle, C. Reeves, W. West. 24 26 Varsity Football Top Row: J. Hozelton, F. Wodleigh, D. Burnhom, M. Wood, S. Lyman, J. Olm teod, R. Rosenbock, R. Cout«rmonch«, S. Jockson, C. Lowdl, J. Pottor, G. Miller, J. Pippin, G. Gabourel, C. Jameson, G. Aher, D. Coutermorsh, J.V. Coach Don Nelson. 2nd Row: Cooch McConno, P. Flonogon, C. Tweed, H. Hazen, D. Lourin, L. Fucci, J. Briggs, J. Bishop, G. Burnham, V. Dean, C. Miller, S. Melendy, M. Colgon, C. Hill. S. DeFelice. 3rd Row: J. Brooks, P. Jorgenson, R. Powden, E. Gour, B. Durkee, J. Kenison, B. Clerkin, J. Aher, B. Oronte, T. Smith, D. Hordy, J. Potter, D. Oronte, D. Porra, Coach Carsley. 1973 FOOTBALL SEASON State Champs in 72 and almost a repeat in ’73. Just 5 minutes away from picking up all the marbles. Leading 12 to 0 at the half over an undefeated Essex Junction team — the first 5 minutes, at the start of the second half, did the damage to our team as Essex scored twice and converted both times, to win the Championship 1 4 to 12. We scored once more in the 4th period but it went for naught as our runner was ruled to have stepped out before going into the end zone. Our boys turned in a fine season as they won 7 and lost 2 — some of the highlights of the season were: 1 — Second straight Southern Vermont Championship. 2 — Twelve straight wins Versus Vermont opponents. 3 — Outstanding victories against Division I teams — 28 Bellows Falls 26-8 and Mt. St. Joseph's 18-12. 4 — Big wins over old rivals Lebanon 39 0, Windsor 20-7, and Woodstock 12-8. 5 — Great opening win over Poultney 30-8, Poultney went on to win all their other games. 6 — Placed 3 of our players on the Vermont Shrine Team — John Aher, Jim Kenison, and Jon Potter. 7 — Achieved the 50th win for Coach McCanna when we defeated Fair Haven 32-6 — then went on to register 3 more wins to bring it to 53 wins, 39 losses, and 3 ties for Coach McCanna’s tenure here at his old Alma Mater. We lose a lot of outstanding players thru graduation and the following players will be hard to replace — John Aher, Bill Clerkin, Tim Smith, Danny Hardy, Steve Bomhower, Jon Potter, Jim Kenison, Bruce Oronte, Dennis Parra, Ernie Gour, Bob Durkee, Danny Perkins, Robert Powden, and Jim Brooks. VARSITY FOOTBALL J.V. FOOTBALL Poultney 30-6 (W) Mt. St. Joseph 18-12(W) Bellows Falls 26-8 (W) Fair Haven 32-6 (W) Newport, N.H. 8-27 (L) Lebanon 38-0 (W) Windsor 0-0 (T) Woodstock 12-8 (W) Woodstock 2-8 (L) Windsor 20-7 (W) Hanover 0-0 (T) Essex Jet. 12-14 (L) Lebanon 28-0 (W) Woodstock 14-0 (W) Hanover 6-0 (W) Freshman Football Top Row: P. Coutormarsh, J. Dickerson, B. Andrews, P. Mogrone, S. Richard, B. Blodgett, D. Thibodeou, K. Aldrich, D. Goff, J. Cyr, A. Cochran, E. Aerinburg, M. Green, Mr. 2nd Row: B. Gaucher, E. Tobin, D. Pippin, T. Vincent, E. Durkee, P. Henderson, J. White, B. McCoy, M. Stone, D. Sawyer, M. Baribeou, J. Jorvis, P. Guorino. 29 30 31 Left: Cheryl Durkee. Below: Pot Flonogon. Bottom Left: Steve DeFelice. Bottom Right: Coach Greg McCanna. 32 Field Hockey Top Row: Cooch Hazen, C. Perron, D. Collins, S. Ricker, S. Derrick, C. Chose, M. Adams, J. Wood, K. Woodward, A. Gross, N. Founier, S. Bowley, M. Ammel, C. Morancy, J. Gooselin, T. Guarmo, Coach Karlson. 2nd Row: T. Soule, P. Moulton, T. Rich, L. long, M. Ricker, M. Wood, L. Vincent, D. Wiegond, M. Flanagan, K. Alkire, S. Bowley, F. Mogrone, K. Emery, J. Metherall. A Rebuilding Year! 33 VARSITY RECORD Woodstock 1-3 (L) Lebanon 0-3 (L) Hanover 1-1 (T) Mascoma 3-1 (W) Brattleboro 0-2 (L) Windsor 1-3 (L) Mascoma 1-1 (T) Lebanon 0-2 (L) Hanover 0-1 (L) Brattleboro 1-3 (L) Woodstock 0-1 (L) Windsor 0-2 (L) 1 win — 9 losses — 2 ties Above Left: Vorsity looks on. Above Right: Theresa Guorino. Right: Cooch Kathy Karison. 34 JUNIOR VARSITY Woodstock 0-1 (L) Mascoma 1-0 (W) Lebanon 0-3 (L) Lebanon 0-1 (L) Mascoma 0-0 (T) Brattleboro 1-0 (W) Brattleboro 1-0 (W) Woodstock 0-4 (L) Windsor 0-2 (I) Windsor 0-3 (I) 4 wins 6 losses 2 ties Above Left: Janice Gooselin. Above: Sue Derrick. Left: Goalie Kathy Woodward, Nancy Fournier, ond Janice Gotselin. 35 Veferan s Day Above Left: The participants. Above Right: Speaker Charles Kelton. Left: Lloyd Gabourel. Below: Student Council Chairman, Bob Durkee. 36 Above: The colorguord. Above Right: (top to bottom) Cindy Yosinski, Melody White, N. J. Simon. Bottom Left: Patriotic Onlookers. Bottom Right: Leading the Way to the V.A. Cross Counfry Running Pictured 1. to R.: S. Begoye, E. Pollord, W. Ellison, R. Ellison, M. Ammel, K. Smith, C. Bomhower, Cooch Jordon. AAissing: B. Ballou, J. Bossette, B. Bigman, T. Gates, A. Lupie, J. Munete. Hartford High spawned an addition to its running program during the 1973-74 school year. In the fall of 1973 the first official Hartford Cross Country team participated in the Southern Vermont League. The intention of the program was to have a boys team and a girls team. The boys survived and competed in eight meets. The girls dwindled to below team size but hopefully will compete in 1974-75. The cross-country team was coached by Mr. David Jordan, English teacher at the high school. The team boasted of thirteen men who finished the season. The 73-74 season was particularly important as a year for gaining experience for future growth. Three seniors competed for Hartford and ten underclassmen. The Hartford Team competed in the league meets with teams of several years' experience, but the Hartford men were able to stay off the bottom rung at the season's close. High points of the season were preparing a home course, hosting a home meet, and competing in two close dual meets with the Hanover High team. The Robert Ammel family graciously allowed the team to use its land, and a course was laid out by Mike Ammel, senior member of the team. The course was immediately dubbed the most scenic in the league with such land marks as Cowslip Lane and an old stone wall along the way. The first home meet for Hartford was successful. Interesting highlights were seeing 70 runners converge on a 20 foot opening at the same time and a fantastic winning time (it was a short course). The meets with Hanover were both decided by only two points. Each team managed to win on the opponent's course and good rivalry with Hanover has started. 38 Drama 39 40 Top: Pete Sheret, David Cavanaugh, Robert St. James, and Kelvin Porker. Middle: Robert St. James and David Cavanaugh. Bottom: Kelvin Parker. Dr. Cooks Garden Top: Sue Culver. Middle: Lloyd Gobourel, Julie Alkire, and Sue Culver. Bottom: Julie Alkire and Lloyd Gobourel. 41 42 43 A Tale of Chelm Right: Lori Eaton, Pot Flanagan, Sue Derrick (foreground). Below: Jon Potter. Right: Judi Aldrich. Below Right: Sue Derrick, Pat Flanagan. Below: Lori Eaton, David Cavanaugh, Pat Flanogon. 46 Front Row: (left to right) Debbie Kopusta, Mr. Hooper, Dovid Moulton, Pete Sheret. 2nd Row: Judi Aldrich, Pot Moulton, Jon Potter, Sue Derrick, and Martha Richards. Top Row: Lori Eaton, David Cavanaugh, Lori Simon, and David Frazer. om —i z: � — Vocational Building Trades 48 Hockey Top Row: R. Ruol, Cooch Corsloy, M. Smith, G. Simond , C. Bomhower, G. PouHon, T. Reynolds, R. Maurer, B. Floyd, P. Danaher, J. Metheroll, M. Remick, Coach Bouthillier. 2nd Row: P. Flanagan, G. Evons, C. Luce, J. Aher, P. Sheret, D. Hardy, T. Henderson, and V. Dean. Hartford hockey team this year had a most successful season after starting on shaky footing with only two wins in the first nine games. Things reversed themselves in the last half of the season with the Canes winning 5 of the next 6 games to earn, for the first time ever, a position in the Vermont hockey playoffs. Finding out that they had been picked for the playoffs gave them the life that they needed. With only a couple of practices behind them, they went after Essex. Out of all the teams they played this year, Essex was the one they really wanted to beat. They showed their determination by playing one of the best games of the year, defeating Essex 3-2, in the quarter finals. With a few more practices, they got ready for Lyndon. Going into the second game of the playoffs, with great expectations, Hartford blew Lyndon off the ice in the first period, scoring 5 unanswered goals. Lyndon gave Hartford quite a scare with their comeback of 4 unanswered goals. Just when it looked like it would be the end for Hartford, they scored the winning goal! Hartford then had to face Winooski in the final game and even though it was a game well played, Winooski played better and defeated them. A team that half way through the season had a 2 win — 7 loss record really came a long way, ending runner up for the Division II title. 49 For Right: Chris luce. Below: Vonce Dean. Bottom Left: Nice Check. Bottom Right: Goalie, John Aher. Upper Left: Face-off. Bottom Left: Don't let them posh you around! For Right: Vance Deon. 51 52 Above: Pat Flanagan, John Aher. Right: Joe Pippin, Greg Simonds. Below: A view of the field. 53 First Row: (loft to right) D. Koloski, J. Alton, Norm Poutre, J. Brooks, P. St. Jacques, B. Henne. 2nd Row: D. Rocheleou, M. Adams, J. White, B. Allen, Cooch Kathy Hall, Cooch Alton Ounklee. 3rd Row: W. Ellison, M. Esterbrook, M. Ammel, J. Wood, M. Flanagan, T. Guarmo, D. McKenney, D. Rocheleou. 4th Row: R. Ellison, G. Edwards, G. Trochier, M. Ammel, T. Rich, P. Moulton, P. Henne, H. Mather, C. Richordson, Mgr. RECORD Jan. 10, Hanover at Hartford (X-C) Boys 2nd (St. Jacques 1 st, Brooks 2nd) Girls 1st (Guarino 1st, Woodward 2nd, Rich 3rd, Adams 4th) Jan. 1 2, Brattleboro Nordics, Boys 3rd 7, Jump 5th (Brooks 10th, Ammel 1 1th) Bassette 1 2th) (X-C) 4th (St. Jacques 12th, Brooks 1 3th), Girls 4th 7 (X-C) Woodward 8th, Guarino 15th Jan. 14, Hanover Jump 3rd 6 (Bassette 8th, Ammel 12th) Jan. 16, Springfield Jump 1 st 5 (Bassette 1 st, Ammel 4th, Brooks 7th) Jan. 16, Hanover Slalom 2nd (Allen 9th, Edwards 10th) Jan. 1 9, High Pond (X-C) Boys 3rd 6 (Brooks 5th, Henne 6th) Girls 3rd 6 (Woodward 2nd, Rich 1 3th, Adams 14th) Jan. 23, Whaleback Slalom Girls 3rd 4 (Allen 1 st. Rich 1 3th) Jan. 24, Whaleback GS, Boys 1 st 2 (Poutre 1 st, Henne 2nd, Edwards ?) Jan. 25, Killington GS 8th 12 (Bassette 13th, Henne 24th) Jan. 26, Putney Nordics (X-C) 2nd 12 (St. Jacques 2nd, Brooks 6th, Ammel 10th) Jump 1 st 10 (Bassette 2nd, Ammel 4th) Girls GS, 6th 12 (Allen 2nd, Woodward 15th) (X-C) 1 st 1 2 (Woodward 1 st, Guarino 2nd, Rich 8th) Feb. 5, Hanover Slalom 2nd 2 (Edwards 4th, Henne 9th, Poutre 10th) 54 Feb. 1 st and 9th, Southern Vt. Ski Championships. Feb. 1 st. Slalom 2nd 12 (Henne 8th, Allen 14th, Edwards 15th) GS 3rd 12 (Edwards 7th, Allen 14th, Henne 18th, Poutre 20th) Feb. 9, Jump 4th 12 (Ammel 8th, Bassette 9th) (X-C) 6th 12 (St. Jacques 19th, Ammel 26th, Brooks 30th) 4th overall. Qualified for boys State Ski Championships. Feb. 11, Oak Hill Slalom 2nd, (Henne 4th, Poutre 9th, Allen 10th) Feb. 12, Girls Southern Vt. Ski Championships Slalom 6th 12 (Allen 4th, Woodward 12th) GS 6th 12 (Allen 6th, Woodward 23rd) (X-C) 6th 1 2 (Woodward 21 st, Guarino 23rd, Rich 24th) 6th overall, just missed girls state meet by .5 of a %. Feb. 19 Whaleback GS Boys 1 st (Henne 1 st, Allen 2nd, Rochelear 4th) Girls tie (Allen 3rd, K. Allen 4th, Flanagan 6th) Boys Vermont Ski Championships — State Meet Feb. 15 Slalom 10th 10 (Allen 16th, Poutre 19th) GS 9th 10 (Edwards 1 2th, Henne 28th) Feb. 16 Jump 5th 10 (Ammel 15th, Bassette 16th) 7th 10 (Brooks 27th, St. Jacques 29th) Upper Left: Norm Poutre at the Southern Vermont Giant Slalom Championships, most of the team is in the background. Lower Left: Greg Edwards showing winning style at the Southern Vermont Giant Slalom Championships. Below: Alpine Cooch Allan Dunklee trying out cross country skis at the Vermont State Meet. Above: One of Hartford Ski teams most promising young racers David Rocheleau at the Southern Vermont Slalom Championships. Upper Left: Jim Allen has proven to be one of Hartford's most consistent racer, and should be o top rocer in the future. Lower Left: John Bessette flying into the wild blue at the Vermont State Jumping Championships. 57 Above: Mike Ammel preparing for the jump of the Vermont State Jumping Championships which were held in Brattleboro. Upper Right: Dan ' Killer Koloski also preparing for the jump at Brattleboro. Wind and icy conditions caused quite a bit of competitor nervousness and gave spectators many chills and thrills. Lower Right: Jim Brooks exhibits outstanding technique on the Cross Country course at the Vermont State Cross Country Championships. 58 Above: Robin Ellison Torqueing out to o respective finish ot the Vermont Stote Cross Country Chompion-ships. Upper Left: This lost dash to the finish by Peter St. Jocques earned him a good ploce in the overall results of the Vermont State Cross Country Championships. Lower Left: Rookie Mike Colgan who competed for the first time this year mode his way to the Vermont State Cross Country Championships. V 59 Variety Show Above Left: Rick Bogle. Above Right: Jon Soule (Eric the Red). Below: Louree Turner, Louri Nolette, Marilyn Ammel, Carol Chase, Betsy Bevan, Monica Wood, and Cathy Perron (sitting). 60 Above Betsy Bevon, Corrie Gouthier (standing). Sue Ballard, Norma Jean Simon, Rick Bogle, Rob Carter. Above: Mary Renehon. 61 Above: Veneda Turner, and Lloyd Gobourel. Boys Baskeiball Top Row: S. Meod, D. lourin, J. Keniion, J. Potter, J. Dickerson, B. Dyer, D. Follensbee, B. Clerkin, R. Southard, C. Hill, A. Honie, G. Gobourel. Kneeling: L. Gobourel, Coach Lovett, R. Powden. To many people, our team's record of 1 -19 only demonstrates another rough season of basketball. The scoreboard observers have written the season off as a failure. But to many dedicated Hurricane players and fans, this is far from true. Our Southern Vermont League was extremely tough, our team inexperienced and we had a new coach and system to adjust to. Losing a couple of one point games and losing thirteen games by less than fourteen points shows that a break here and there would have changed the record a lot. It is a proud thing for a coach to see his players give all that they can and never give up until the end, always working as a team. This was our season's success. Our victory over Springfield was the obvious highlight for the year but there were also the two good games against the New England finalists, Mt. Anthony. Again, we played well against a fine Hanover at Hanover and had a 53 point second half outburst, just falling short of victory, over Bellows Falls. The final game of the year against Windsor was a fine way to end the season with knowledge that next year our prospects are much better with several returning veterans. 55 Hartford Hanover 73 68 Hartford Lebanon 70 66 Hartford Windsor 90 61 Hartford Springfield 75 89 Hartford Springfield 90 51 Hartford Bellows Falls 82 62 Hartford Rutland 75 68 Hartford Mt. Anthony 77 74 Hartford Brattleboro 85 57 Hartford Hanover 65 74 Hartford Springfield 64 41 Hartford MSJ 51 65 Hartford Windsor 90 60 Hartford Rutland 71 49 Hartford Brattleboro 89 65 Hartford Mt. Anthony 76 70 Hartford Bellows Falls 75 59 Hartford Lebanon 70 49 Hartford MSJ 75 73 Hartford Windsor 74 62 63 65 Above: Steve Meod. Right: Jim Kenison. Girls Baskeiball The 1973-74 Girls Basketball season was a success in that the varsity compiled a record of 10 wins and 4 losses, and reaching the quarterfinals in the state tournament. Of these 10 wins, some were against larger schools such as Springfield and Brattleboro. The highlight of the season came in the second Brattleboro game, as a complete team effort came forth to avenge an earlier loss. Other wins came on strong individual efforts. Carol DeCoff led the offense with an average of 14.6 points per game. Tawny Blanchard was second in scoring with a 9.1 average, as well as being an outstanding playmaker. The defense was led by Sheila Bowley, with her numerous blocked shots and an average of 7.8 rebounds per game. Cathy Morancy added to both offense and defense coming up with a 7.4 average in both rebounds and points. Looking forward to next year, we will have a host of Juniors and Sophomores returning, losing only 3 Seniors, Carol DeCoff, Tawny Blanchard, and Val Powers. Also with a vastly improved J.V. squad, the competition for the varsity will be intense. The J.V.’s won 4 games, led by Sue Culver, Shelly Bowley, and Theresa Bellavance. We are hoping for another enjoyable season with success through a total team effort. 57 Hartford Windsor 29 48 Hartford Springfield 26 42 Hartford Springfield 39 42 Hartford Brattleboro 30 38 Hartford Brattleboro 40 37 Hartford Bellows Falls 71 52 Hartford Hanover 33 21 Hartford Bellows Falls 80 55 Hartford Woodstock 29 43 Hartford Green Mountain 25 45 Hartford Windsor 27 44 Hartford MSJ (Rutland) 25 54 Hartford Woodstock 31 35 Hartford Milton 41 68 71 Boy's Track Top Row: T. Reynolds, P. Adorns, J. White, J. Bassett, A. Hazen, D. Sawyer, Cooch Ratcliff. Middle Row: C. Potter, H. Hazen, K. Smith, R. Ellison, D. Laurin, C. Bomhower, J. Bishop. Bottom Row: Coach Nelson, R. Powden, M. Colgan, J. Potter, S. DeFelice, T. Smith, Coach Charters. Despite very poor weather conditions hampering practice, and necessitating the cancellation of our first meet with Windsor, steady progress was made by most of the boys. Several fine performances were turned in and a new school record was set by Steve DeFelice in the javelin throw. Steve tossed the spear 174'10 breaking a longstanding record of 172' set by Ernie Reeves back in 1952. A new field record was set by Tim Smith with a 12'6 vault in the pole vault. Robert Powden set a new school record of 39' in the triple jump. Other performances worthy of mentioning were those of Jon Potter in the discus with a season best of 1 34'. Asa Hazen, a freshman, ran a 1 1:05 two mile — Michael Colgan, a 55.6 440 yd., and 2:10 880 yd. run, and David Laurin took fifth place in the So. District meet with a 4:45.6 mile. Several freshmen — Asa Hazen, Phil Adams, Mark Greene, Jeff White, Dino Sawyer, Terri Reynolds — worked hard and showed much promise for the future. Jeff Bishop showed steady progress in the shot put. Charlie Bomhower in the low hurdles. Chip Jameson and Kelvin Parker came thru with some valuable points in several of our meets. Kevin Smith, a junior, gave indication that he will be hard to beat in the high jump next year. Henry Hazen, troubled with a bad knee for most of the season should be Hartford s number one 880 man next season. Robin Ellison and Adolph Lupie, both two milers and dedicated workers, are sure to score high for Hartford next Spring. The following named boys became champions in their respective events: Tim Smith — State Champion Pole Vault Steve DeFelice — District Champion Javelin Rob Powden — District Champion Pole Vault and 1 80 yd. Low Hurdles 72 Top: Rob Powden Bottom: Dove Lourin Above Right: Jeff Bishop Below Right: Steve DeFelice Hartford — 113 Hartford — 50 Hartford — 78.5 Hartford — 62 Hartford — 53 Hartford — 48 MEET RESULTS Lebanon — 48 Woodstock — 56 Lebanon — 49.5 Union 32 — 15 Springfield — 78 Oxbow — 47.5 Hanover — 77 Bellows Falls — 78 Windsor — 75V2 73 Above: Som Begoye ond Henry Hozen Right.- Rob Powden Below: Phil Adorns and Mark Green 74 Above: Rob Powden Left: Reloy Teom, Henry Hozen, Dove Lourin, Terry Reynolds, Mike Am me I Below: Tim Smith 75 Girl's Track Top Row: H. Adams, J. Reeves, D. Williamson. 2nd Row: L. Simon, M. Ammel, C. Reeves, T. Guarino. 3rd Row: W. Kenison, M. Faulk, J. Hogerman, M. Adorns, J. Gosselin, L. Simon, Coach Marcia Middel. Bottom Row: T. Blonchard, N. J. Simon, J. Reeves, C. Perroult, M. Guarino. Front: J. Roberts. The Track Team had a successful season in its second year as a team. The girls did so well as a team and as individuals against their opponents. Track is an individual sport made up of individuals who run individual distances and who set individual goals. To speak of team results would take away acknowledgement from each individual on the team. Because of the small size of the team, all girls had to help each other in practice and at meets. In this capacity, the team was again, successful. Each girl on the team had great potential and all of the girls who put forth their entire effort saw the beneficial results they deserved to see. 76 Left: Gndy Perroult Above: Towny Blanchard Right: Donna Williamson Below Left: (Hartford) Janke Gosselin and Theresa Goarino Below Right: Marilyn Ammel 77 Baseball Top Row: J. Wilbur, G. Gobourel, V. Deon, G. Bumhom, L. Focci. J. Briggs, J. Alien, $. Melendy. Bottom Row: Cooch Potter, G. Evans, T. Thibodeau, B. Dyer, J. Kenison, D. Hordy, J. Aher, D. Follensbee, E. Gour, Coach Dyer. HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY BASEBALL SEASON, 1974 Hartford High School s Baseball Team, Class L Champions of the state in 1973, completed another successful season winning ten and losing six games during the 1974 campaign. Hartford, playing in two of the toughest leagues in New Hampshire and Vermont, the Connecticut Valley League and the Southern Vermont League, wound up in second place in the Southern Vermont, and tied for third place in the Connecticut Valley League. Aj a result of their overall record, Hartford was selected to play in the Vermont State Playoffs. Hartford's first play down opponent was highly regarded Essex Junction. In a tight thriller Hartford defeated Essex two to one, with Jim Kenison throwing a two hitter and Phil Spillane driving in the winning run. Thus, for the second year in a row, Hartford knocked Essex from tourney play. Hartford's next opponent, Spaulding High of Barre, seeded number one in the state, defeated Hartford at Barre seven to one, thus bringing to a close Hartford's bid for a second straight Championship. The season s finale saw the following outstanding Seniors putting on the Blue and White uniform for the last time: Captains Dan Hardy and John Aher, both outstanding four year veterans under Coach Dyer, and Captain Jim Kenison, who wound up two years of outstanding baseball with a ten win-five loss record on the mound as well as playing a fine shortstop will be missed. Other real losses by graduation are veteran catcher Ernie Gour whose catching and throwing was respected throughout Vermont baseball circles. Bob Dyer, a hard luck ball player who sat out his Junior year with a fractured jaw and whose play was limited in ,,74,‘ by a shoulder injury 78 suffered during the basketball season, thus limiting his playing to two games in two years. Dale Follensbee will also be lost by graduation and while Dale may have been overshadowed at times by Kenison, his efforts on the mound were tremendous and he made a real contribution to the team's success in the past two years. Other Seniors who made real contributions to the team and will be difficult to replace are reserve outfielder Gary Evans, Pitcher Charlie Reed, and first year outfielder Tom Thibodeau. Hartford will be hard pressed to replace these nine seniors. Bob Potter is to be commended for the excellent coaching and cooperation he has given in his role as Assistant Coach. His contributions and dedication were a vital factor in the team's success. Finally the fine job done by Coach Remick and his assistant coach. Gay Reed in grooming the Junior Varsity for future action on the Varsity level is to be commended. For Coach Dyer this season saw the culmination of twenty years as Varsity Coach of Baseball at Hartford, with one year out due to illness. In that span of time his teams have had thirteen winning seasons and six seasons under the five hundred mark, a record he is justifiably proud. J. V. Baseball Top Row: D. Burnham, J. Pippin, D. Carpenter, M. Stone, A. Holmes. 2nd Row: B. Andrews, G. Aher, J. Potter, Unknown, D. Marble. Bottom Row: Asst. Coach Gay Reed, D. Pippin, S. Lyman, D. Lamb, Coach Bill Remick. BASEBALL RECORDS Springfield Home H 7 A 20 Windsor Home 9 10 Lebanon Home 2 3 Newport Away 4 5 Fall Mountain Home 4 5 Lebanon Away 5 1 Bellows Falls Home 11 12 Bellows Falls Away 5 2 Springfield Away 0 6 Windsor Away 7 6 Hanover Away 0 5 79 Above: Kenison is called safe at second. Right: Pitcher John Aher Below.- Kenison ot bat. 80 Softball Top Row: Cooch Hozen, T. Soule, P. LoBounty, M. Colgon, D. Nolet, J. Brown, S. Bowley, B. Strong, K. Emery, B. Bevon, C. DeCoff, D. Kopusto. Middle Row: K. Gour, P. Henne, H. Mather, W. West, J. Wood, F. Mogrone, A. Gross, C. Bugbee. Bottom Row: S. Bowley, L. Vincent, M. Ricker, K. Watkins, P. Trottier, B. Withington, J. Withington, L. Long, B. Allen, K. Woodword, K. Wright, C. Perron, Miss Munnett. 1974 SOFTBALL RECORD Windsor Home 15-14 (Won) Mascoma Home 21- 4 (Won) Lebanon Away 11- 4 (Won) Hanover Away 14- 8 (Won) Hanover Home 12-16 (Lost) Mascoma Away 17- 7 (Won) Windsor Away 8- 9 (Lost) Woodstock Home 9-10 (Lost) Lebanon Home 8- 9 (Lost) Season's Record — 5 wins, 4 losses Went to playoffs and lost to Union 32 11-1. 81 Right: Carol DeCoff. left: Beth Strong Below: Beth Allen T T' HCS inMfe; if ■ «G3E Right: Carol DeCoff 82 84 SZAJOJIS vje xfe. all 5 avlba« fs dn fiwy upon a. va5+, endless Sea - by ofarvce. we came f© vneef af -Hat5 pori) labile illtny our wunds LOi ff, sutpplies fo carry us owwarA -bo ffe. Ale are all laea-d ed j )r unfnovov direofvons U.naWe -bo refurvo -bo ftws porb ye , Sovneda uve may aoyre bo noaef cxyom lb OJoOfUer buf if Will v 2. J ir be life bAaiS o a 2-. 85 My name, and my place, and my fomb all forgotten The brief race of lime well and pafienfly run Go lei me pass away, peacefully, silentty Only remembered by whaf I have done Bonar WENDELL ADAMS Still lookin' for that blue jean baby queen. Prettiest girl I've ever seen. See her shake on the movie screen, Jimmie Dean. David Essex Let’s boogie! Strawberry Hill. Chevies don’t die, they just get rebuilt! Toke! Rock on! LINDA AGAN ‘‘There is no happines in having and getting, but only in giving. Half the world is on the wrong scent in the pursuit of happiness.” F. W. Gunsaulus JOHN ERNEST AHER Football 1,2, 3, 4. Hockey 1,2, 3, 4. Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. Football Co-Captain 4. Hockey Co-Captain 3, 4. Vice-President 1. Travel Club 2. Varsity Club 3, 4. Student Council 1,2, 3, 4. “Stay Gold” JUDI ALDRICH SHARON MAE ALDRICH Library Club 1. Travel Club 2. Prom Committee 3. Office Assistant 1,2. How’s Paul? Remember the day we went to Montpelier? What were you doing over at Taylor’s house Sunday? Who’s Dave? Been to Landers lately? Always wanting to party. JULIE RAE ALKIRE Library Club 1. G.A.A. 1,2. District Play 2, 4. Drama Club 3. Student Council 3. Prom Committee 3. Senior Play 4. Asst. Editor Yearbook 4. Literary Yearbook. Math Team 4. “Silence often says much more than trying to say what’s been said before. George Harrison MICHAEL AMMEL “Study the big problems all the time, but never to skip a small task, for one of the simple duties may hold the key to the largest problem.” John T. Faris DALE BALLARD “I have to live with myself, and so I want to be fit for myself to know; I want to be able as days go by. Always to look myself straight in the eye.” Edgar A. Guest 88 KEVIN BARBOUR “I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.” Mark Twain I bequeath my skipping days to anyone who needs time off. Picfure Not Available JEFFREY BARIBEAU “The truly great man is he who would master no one, and who would be mastered by none.” Kahlil Gibran LAURA ELLEN BARRETT J.V. Cheering 1. Student Council 1. 10-10-102. Prom Committee 3. Yearbook Staff 4. Socrates was a very wise man. He went around giving advice to the people . . . they poisoned him. 1 CINDY LOU BATCHELDER “Lou” You look cute in rollers, your nightgown and kneesocksl Cold Duck, isn’t it great? How’s Duff? Bondo Bucket. Miss Mini Mart. Why did you always smile when Mr. White asked you “Fill it up? Cindy's favorite saying in shorthand class — “What’s that?” TODD ROBERT BEAN He saw magnificent perfection, and thought of himself in balance, and knew he was.” Moody Blues SAMUEL BEGAYE ONE DAY NOT TOO LONG AGO IN A QUIET NOISE And the sun of God makes love To Mother Earth each morning Rise and shine. We are all Children of the Universe: Clinging to a grain of sand In the body of an infinite Universe are awaiting To take a giant step: And only together will we reach The stars, find the answers And see the mystery of life. PAUL BELLA VANCE As we grow we discover that it hurts to grow but we discover as we grow.” George Betts ELIZABETH MARIE BEVAN Bets As my life has been gently touched by other lives — it follows that I have touched theirs too — one cannot always know the time of greatest need — perhaps this is as it should be — perhaps it is only for me to light one darkened corner of the path — to place a hand upon your shoulder as a symbol of my kinship and my love — perhaps I came this way — as did you — to fill some special need — but this is not always given to us to know.” Winston Abbott 90 SANDRA LEE BLAIR Whose car is this? . . . Permanent detentionee . . . “green eyed lady, lovely lady . . . Bring your own cigarettes next time . . . Remember Janet's stairs? . . . Gove and his towel. . . Cemetery came in pretty handy one night. . . Didn’t it? . . . Doug's a what? TAWNY BLANCHARD Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. Field Hockey 4. Track 4. Softball 1,2. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Class President 2. Class Secretary 3. Student Council 1,2. Travel Club 2. Tiger. . . Do you live in the gym? Super Jock Sr. Partner in Crime. Tallest player on the basketball team. Sir, do we look bored? That's rightl Bee Bopper UmGuanaKichootie . . . hey you can’t see over the steering wheel. Springfield — here I come! JOHN DOUGLAS BOGLE Doug Riding down the highway, seventy miles an hour I concentrate on the white lines, not connected, but following one after another. Life is like that, one day after another, time moves on so I must move on down the road trying to put the lines together so I can understand the traveled miles of my life. Maybe then I will be able to enjoy the many untraveled miles that are before me, but first I must connect the white lines. STEVE ALLAN BOMHOWER Do what you may today For you’re dead a long time. H.W.B. 91 ROGER BOUCHARD Hey, MacRog! Best wishes to my classmates of ‘‘74. The three P’s Poutre's Pickup Party was a big success on the way to the hockey game with me riding shotgun. To Steve DeFelice I leave Looney. WILLIAM RANDOLPH BRACKETT JR. Pam s Manl Hatchett, Honda 350 is a Dog, Pinto Powerl Lover in Sharon — Smoke those tires! Have Pinto will travel. Brackish, remember V.T.C. and B.F.? Always quiet??? Not quite, don’t forget camp. WHERE'S PAM??? Corvettes, motorcycles, and of course PAMIII MARY REGINA BROCKWAY Travel Club 2. F.F.A. 3, 4. Class Secretary 4. You cannot control how the world handles you, only how you handle the world. JAMES BROOKS Jim Live for today but remember yesterday and think of tomorrow. Walter Rinder 92 BEVERLY BURNHAM Hope is like the sun, which, os we journey toward it, casts the shadow of our burden behind us. S. Smiles SCOn CAMPBELL I find the great thing in this world is, not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. Goethe ROBERT B. CARTER, JR. Band 1,2, 3, 4. Band Ensemble 1,2,3, 4. Choir 4. Choir Ensemble 4. District Play Comp. 1. Allie 1. Prom Committee 3. All State Music Festival 3, 4. New England Music Festival 2, 4. District Music Festival 2. Stage Band 4. Stage Band Clinic 4. Vt. Symphony Orchestra 3. Year Book Committee 4. By the accident of fortune a man may rule the world for a time, but by virtue of Love he may rule the world forever. Lao-Tse WILLIAM JAMES CLERKIN Bill 93 He who riseth late, must trot all day. Ben Franklin RODNEY CORLISS When I look into a mirror, I see a man striving to be. George Betts SHEILA JEAN CORLISS Field Hockey 1,2. Basketball 2. Prom Committee 3. Travel Club 2. Everything you always wanted to know about A to Z . . . Alan Zenkel ... A cross-breed of Ali MacGraw and Burt Reynolds . . . Landers, WOW! . . . What CRREL parties? . . . What were you doing at Watkins Glen? . . . Drives a Monte Carlo . . . Real Classy! . . . How fortunate for you . . . Alan’s got a broken foot! . . . Good-night Dick JOHN R. COUTERMARSH It is not what people eat, but what they digest, that makes them strong. It is not what they gain, but what they save, that makes them rich. It is not what they read, but what they remember, that makes them learn. Jo Petty RAY HAROLD COUTURE Cooch Hot Fords . . . Double Clutching . . . Me! Fast? . . . Hot Tempered . . . Car Freak . . . Mechanic, Maybe . . . Bodyman. Ha! . . . First on race day (Ford). . . Quiet. . . Likes to joke around . . . Raybestos . . . Tricks with a six. 94 CHARLENE CRUMP “Candy' Field Hockey 2. Who is Dana Durkee? . . . “Nice one . . . 340 TNT . . . “Good one . . . “And it was a good year! . . . What happened in the middle of the road? CHARLES ERVIN CRUMP JR. Where's that Ford of yours? . . . Still drive that Cadillac around? . . . Where did ya get that scar? . . . Broke any windshields lately? . . . What’cha got in that ash tray? . . . When's the next cellar party? . . . Don't let Uncle Bob bother you. CAROL DeCOFF “Deke Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. Softball 1,2, 3, 4. Band 1,2. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. G.A.A. V.P. 3. G.A.A. President 4. Wholesome . . . Super Jock Sr. . . . Athletic Hypochondriac . . . How often do you have gym? ... 20 points off a day in Horticulture . . . You corrupted me!. . . You deep ... Big Pontiac . . . Hey Grace . . . Basketball Jones or Gunner?!. . . That's good. I'm glad . . . What plan? PHOTO Not Available LOIS DONNELLY I cannot predict what I will be. I can only live what I am. 95 George Betts FRANK JERRY DOW JR. Always kept teachers on their toes, and made sure they earned their money. IRENE RUTH DUCHARME Dave . . . Who is Dave? ... I wonderll . . . Marriage; Double Wedding, Wow! . . . Think of the receptionll . . . Family living? . . . Friendly person . . . June Wedding . . . Dave . . . Remember the feuds? . . . Spin the bottle?? P and C Girllll Blair's house in “72 LINDA DUCHARME Basketball 1,2. Majorettes 2, 3. “Pav . . . Remember the pots and pans? . . . Night at Cyndi's house — yawnl yawn! yawn! . . . Really loves Alaska, I wonder why? . . . It's a great place! . . . Done any littering lately? ... Is L. W. your best friend? . . . English with Mr. Walker. . . Creatures in the night. . . Beware of bridges. CHERYL ANN DURKEE Travel Club 2. Prom Committee 3. Band 3, 4. Yearbook 4. Paul . . . Scram . . . Camping at Franklin . . . Champlain College with Paul? . . . Bucket. Bucket!!! . . . Those hockey games at Dartmouth . . . “Good-night Dick . . . Weekends in Maine . . . Loves monkeys, especially their ears . . . Good parties!! 96 ROBERT ALLEN DURKEE “The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. Lao-Tzu ROBERT HARRISON DYER Football 1. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. Student Council 1,2, 3. Cross Country Running 3. Varsity Club 3, 4. Science Club 1. State Student Council Representative 2. “As long as I live I’m going to try to change. Change is an indication of life.” Reverend Jesse Jackson GREGORY EDWARDS “Though the wave of words is forever upon us, yet our depth is forever silent.” Kahlil Gibran WALTER ELLISON The soul can rise from the earth into the sky, like a bird aware of its freedom, not feeling the barriers of man but the beauty of love which is eternal.” Rinder 97 GARY ROBERT EVANS Football 1. Hockey 1,2, 3, 4. Baseball 3, 4. Varsity Club 3, 4. Coin Club 2. Minds that have nothing to confer find little to perceive. William Wordsworth STEVE FARRAR Fuzzy Football 1,2. What happened up to Holiday Inn? . . . Green streak . . . got any brass balls lately? . . . IGA stock boy. Ramble on . . . Support your local travel agent. . . Dow's . . . Got any more . . . Boogie . . Super Freak . . . Let's go to Union Village. ■ VALERIE FOGG Friendship is always a sweet responsibility, never an opportunity. DALE FOLLENSBEE Travel Club 2. Football 1. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. Aher’s camp . . . Snowmobiling all night until the tree got in the way . . . We are sleeping, officer . . . HEIDI . . . High school firefighter, . . One of the original Bevan Bombers . . . Let’s have a party up to Essex . . . Have season's pass to get out of school . . . Hey Miltonl 98 DOREEN JANICE FOUNTAIN Do-Do If you wish to see the volleys, climb to the mountain top; if you desire to see the mountain top, rise into the cloud; but if you seek to understand the cloud, close your eyes and think. Kahlil Gibran Parties after football games . . . Little Norm . . . OSSIPPEE a white what? (cow or sheep). . . Loves her blue-eyed sports star . . . Learned to like hockey the yard way. NANCY ELLEN FOURNIER J.V. Cheering 1,2. Softball 1. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4. Girl’s Track 3. Class Vice President 2. Girls' State Alternate 3. G.A.A. 3, 4. Student Council 2, 4. Prom Committee 3. Yearbook Staff 4. Too much time can be spent wondering about life rather than living it. Betts LLOYD A. GABOUREL There you were standing there as your arms reached out to me. Something warm in your eyes touched my heart right then-and-there. All the love I knew I found in you. Suddenly my world stood still, my life was then fortified. As you gently touch my hand. I knew that we had laid a plan, forever lasting love that I’ve been forever dreaming of. At least my forever came today. CARLISLE R. GARDNER Not drunk is he who from the floor can rise alone and still drink more, but drunk is he who prostrate lies without the power to drink or rise. T. L. Peacock Hey Carl, where’s Doug! . . . Truckin’ in the Boss Dinno. 99 ERNEST CHARLES GOUR Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. Football 1,3 4. Basketball 1. Varsity Club 3, 4. Boys’ State Alternate 3. Travel Club 2. Sandy, “A.M.T.B.L.S.L.A.A. Ernie “Congratulations Ernie, Best Wishes Sandy. Coach McCanna MAXWELL GREEN “Every man is the descendant of every king and every slave that ever lived. MILLIE MARIE GROSS Band 2, 3, 4. Ensemble 2, 3. Band Secretary 3, 4. New England Music Festival 3, 4. Pillie Goosel . . . Going to Peter’s again soon? . . . Let's make a day of it next time . . . Shut upl... So you’re Kelton's Chimp) . . . Mil, don't stick your tongue out. I will my height to Jim Metherall. GLENN GROTE Where were you in 72 . . .“Freak . . . The Boomer kills all . . . Gile Mt.. . .Six of us and none got caught. . . Poutre’s Party Pickup . . . Canned Heat concert. . . Party, Party, Party' . . . Hound”. . . “Keeler’s Party” . . . New Year’s Eve . . . Grease Baby. 100 DONNA KAY GROVER Goober 1 Moth Team 1 , 2, 3. Hartford Hurrier (Coed) 2. Library Club 1 , 2, 3, 4. (President 4). Student Council 2, 3. Math Tutor 3. Birthday Parties! . . . J. J. Remember. . . Mrs. B. . . . Our voices don't go that high! . . . What was that snow thing you made? . . . Frisbees in the middle of the winter! . . . Have you ever missed a day? . . . Donna, don’t forget to get your fingers on the right keys . . . Goober Grover. MARY MARJORIE GUARINO Softball 1. J.V. Cheerleader 1. Student Council 1,2, 3, 4. Travel Club 2. Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. Girls' State 3. Prom Committee 3. G.A.A. 3, 4. Class Vice-President 4. Track 4. Yearbook Staff 4. National Honor Society 4. If the clouds should darken you may turn your hopes on high. Sorrow isn’t meant to shake you from your way of life. Just keep on lookin' for the answer to it all. With a vision of a new day in your heart. PENELOPE GUNN Live for today but remember yesterday and think of tomorrow.' DWIGHT E. HARDY Football 1,2, 3, 4. Hockey 1,2, 3, 4. Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. Varsity Club 3, 4. Boys’ State 3. National Honor Society 4. Coin Club 1,2, 3. 101 TENLEY L. HATHORN Ten 102 Carrot top!!. . . Warped sense of humor! . . . Frank Lyndes . . . Who is he?!. . . Super Car Wash Freak!! . . . Hey Body! . . . What’s this about a half moon!?! . . . What happened down in Frank’s cellar!?!. . . What's a party??!!, hmmm . . . Remember the race from Lupis's Party? . . . Remember Doreen's Party, says Bruce!! I awoke in the time of dawn with hope on this new day love would find me. LYN MARIE HAYDEN All we can do is to make the best of our friends, love and cherish what is good in them, and keep out of the way of what is bad. Thomas Jefferson NEIL HAYES Shy? Never!!! . . . The hands are always on the move . . . How long did you say? . . . Lock the keys in your car lately? . . . HOW’S SHELDA? OUTASITE!. . . Trouble? Uh, huh!. . . You ate what for lunch? . . . You did what in the cinema lot? . . . HEAVY CHEVY . . . Soup trees on Indian Rock. I hereby will all stolen pens and pencils to Mr. Walker; 10th period study hall. RAYMOND HEBERT Are Brattleboro girls really better than Hartford’s? . . . Drive that mighty Mustang, watch that Ford power. . . Hey, not too fast. I hate those blue lights!! . . . Where’s Betty . . . Wow, party at Kelton's . . . Love those chrome wheels! ... I only drink on weekends and weekdays. It's not the end, it’s the beginning. TIMOTHY JOHN HENDERSON Hot V.W. . . . Look out IGA . . . D.A.P. . . . Henderson’s Comp, best porties in the world . . . Love that orange fender. . . Hey, Hender we killed a few cars . . .Hit the barn, hit the barn . . . Can’t wait till this weekend ... I know this road like the back of my hand . . . Racing on a Harley. WILLIAM C. HENNE Ski Team 1,2, 3, 4. Baseball 1,2, 3. Track 4. National Honor Society 4. “If you love something, you must let it go free. And if it should return. . . it is yours. And if it does not. . . it never was. JOAN IRIS HICKORY Travel Club 2. Drama Club 2. Paul. . . August is it a double one yet? . . . Careful, she’s Steve's little sister! . . . Just one minute I'll put you on hold . . . Buskey's have 24 hr., what? . . . Can’t come down a hill backwards in the winter. . . Florida, friends in the Mickey Mouse Review! . . . Europe, my candle went out, where are the stairs . . . Concord??? . . . Listen the next time I tell you to jump. THOMAS HODGDON “Into my mouth place a crust of bread So as hunger may not gnaw into my soul Clothe my body with loving care Mend my heart from a broken lance Give me courage with a fervent glance Bring me contentment in softened tones Guide my knowledge with truth serene To continue my life in a meaningful purpose Show me the way through the human maze. Guide my confusion into simpler days.’’ Rinder 103 DONNA HOLMES “Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village though; He will not see me stopping here To watch his woods fill up with snow . . . The woods are lovely, dark, and deep. But I have promises to keep. And miles to go before I sleep. And miles to go before I sleep. Robert Frost NORMAN R. HURD Choir 1. “Hurdie” . . . English was a hassle . . . Serving a cup of coffee without a cup? . . . Culinary boat floater. . . Shannon . . . Quick temper! BONNIE HUSBAND “Green fields and rolling hills. Room enough to do what we will Sweet dreams of yestertime are Running through my mind Of a place I left behind. Carole King Let's Boogie!I . . . You were in the tent with who? . . . Never listens to little brother. . . Where’s the party tonight?? . . . Lots of fun at parties . . . Huzl!. . . Got any incense?? MARY HUSBAND “Don't look away from the world Give yourself to it. 104 WILLIAM JACKSON “Bill Baseball 2. Travel Club 2. Let's shoot some hoop up to Dartmouth . . . How's Paris? . . . Hey Bill, that Opel’s a mean machine . . . Where’s she from Bill, Leb or Hanover? . . . The Prom??? . . . STCC . . . Tony’s . . . Respiratory therapy . . . Coolidge . . . Rambler. . . Linda??? . . . Floridal ALAN JOHNSON The greatest path toward truth is experiencing life by crawling in its dirt and being lifted by the wings of its beauty. ELLEN MARY JOHNSON When you've seen beyond yourself, then you may find peace of mind is waiting there. George Harrison Hey Ellen, let’s party! Which car should we use? . . . Don’t empty your ashtray . . . Getting scared at Renehan’s . . . Ramble on, just don’t forget just who you are . . . Great parties at Johnson’s . . . Third floor again? ... Do you always get hungry on Mondays? ($11.00 worth). . . Who’s KO?. . .Boston DEBORAH LYNN JONES Debbie Student Council 1,2, 4. Travel Club 2. Choir 2. Ski Club 2. Basketball Manager 2. G.A.A. 3, 4. Prom Committee 3. Communications Club 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Jonesseyl . . . Debbie Duckl . . . Quackl . . . Get’s out of the back end of a truck head first. . . Jackson's History classl . . . Smart kid but slow to class . . . Never gets to school on time if she comes at all. . . Super Skier. . . Bedroom eyes . . . Gets high on L.D.S.. . . Rick’s College . . . B.Y.U. 105 PAUL FRANCIS JORGENSON “Jorg Football 1,2, 3. Baseball 1. Basketball 1. 1972 — Hartford 1 8; Winooski 8 . . . “The South will rise again. . . . Firebirds, Cooch, Buick? . . . Math cheaters . . . Good marks . . . Machine tradeslI. . . Navy boy . . . M.H.M.H. . . . Wolfman Jack. VERNON KELTON “The world for the taking Freedom for the wanting Life for the living. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE JAMES E. KENISON “Jim Football (Bratt.) 1,2. Football (Hart.) 3, 4. Baseball (Bratt.) 1,2. Baseball (Hart.) 3, 4. Basketball (Bratt.) 1,2. Basketball (Hart.) 3, 4. State Championship Team '72. State Runner's Up '73. Varsity Club (Vice Pres.). Student Council. I arrived like popcorn I became distorted like a pretzel And now I'm nuts. DONNA MARIE KIDD “Ours is a world where people don't know what they want and are willing to go through “Hell” to find it. 106 GARY TELFORD KINGSBURY •Telford” ”HEY TELFORD” . . . Let’s Boogie! . . . What happened at Henderson’s Party? . . . Bearded critter. . . Keep it up, it works better . . . Loves to give the royal bird . . . Wake up and party, Kingsy . . . Who is it this week? . . . Burn those tires! . . . “Pinball Wizard” STEVEN ALAN KINGSBURY How's the Ford? . . . Remember the movies . . . How's that sweet gal?. . . SAK'74 . . . Remember the good year of Class '74 . . . The good times up to Henderson’s Camp . . . How’s drag racing with the old Dodge? . . . Where’s Stephen? SHANNON EILEEN KIVLER “Shicken Liver” Travel Club 2. Prom Committee 3. What happened the night we went to Landers??? in the bathroom . . . Norman is a nice guy! . . . November 15, 1974 . . . Elevators? . . . Shorthand freak! . . . Never misses a day of skipping . . . You cut Herb’s class to go to where? . . . You and Penny did what??? . . . Hey Shicken, got any good dirty jokes? . . . To my substitute: Who’s the teacher anyway, you or me? . . .You spit on what in Europe? I DANIEL KOLOSKI We find meaning in life, not only through happiness, but through sorrow. Accept your sorrow, learn from it and grow.” George Betts 107 LARRY LAMPHERE “There is only one way to get ready for immortality, and that is to love this life and live it as bravely and faithfully, and cheerfully as we can.” CHERYL LaPLACA “Die when I may, I want it said of me by those who knew me best, that I always plucked a thistle and planted a flower where I thought a flower would grow.” A. Lincoln JANET LAWRENCE the wrong lesson i learned well what you taught me: how to be independent how to plow my own track how to tear down what has been how to be strong and fight back why couldn't you teach: how to understand how to sing and be happy how to share and trust how to look and really see i don’t want to be independent could you teach me how to love? BEVERLY LEARMONTH Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. 108 GAYLORD LIVINGSTON “By putting his best foot forward, many a man pulls his worst foot back.” Sockman CHRISTOPHER DALE LUCE Hockey 1,2, 3, 4. Joe Luce . . . Pandy who? . . . Jugs . . . Get out of my room! . . . 289 rat (dog). . . Grease fight. . . Picnic area ... I am the President. . . Parents visit night. . . that don't go around here! . . . Hey Joe, who’s Gail? . . . Uncle Sam, here I come . . . The 3 speed gets in the way . . . Joe, been to Plymouth College lately? . . . “Watch out for the dog.” FRED LUCE “Luck is an ignis fatuus. You may follow it to ruin, but not to success. J. Garfield VERDEN MANSFIELD Hey man, what’s happening . . . Friday night. . . Run down to Petco . . . ah, shucks!, forgot my I.D. . . . Let’s sing 49’ers and do them round dances. “When things go wrong, as they sometimes will. When the road you're trudging seems all up hill. When the funds are low and the debts are high. When you want to smile, but you have to sigh. When care is pressing you down a bit, Rest if you must but don’t quit.’’ 109 CYNDI MARTIN “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 wither then? I cannot say. Tolkien ANTHONY MAXWELL “Stork Two days I don’t worry about — tomorrow and yesterday. Will: To Pete Conrad, I will my pick-up truck so he won’t have to ride the bus. NANCY MARIA MAYETTE Majorettes 2, 3, 4. Band 2, 3, 4. Choir 4. I’m going to be a nun — ha-ha — you did what to Mr. Lovett’s car and F. Fries? Joker, Smoker, Midnight Tokerl — New Haven 73, seen any campus police lately Nanc . . . Good for ripping the car off with Mary-lou . . . floating books in the pie shells in Cul. Arts! . . . Mr. Jurras loves me! 110 KAREN TERESE MOCK Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4. Field Hockey 2. G.A.A. 4. Softball 2. National Honor Society 3, 4. Girls’ State 3. Class Treasurer 2. Student Council 3, 4. Prom Committee 3. Travel Club 2. “Do not reject what you do not understand; for with understanding there may be acceptance.” Walter Rinder SUE MARIE MORANCY “Because of our love I have something to believe in. George Betts LAURI ANN NALETTE Choir 1,2, 3, 4. Ensemble 3, 4. Travel Club 2. “The goal of yesterday will be the starting point of tomorrow.” DIANA LEE ONDERDONK Majorettes 1,2, 3, 4. Choir 2, 3, 4. Class Marshall 2. Jr. Prom Committee 3. All-State Music Festival 3. Yearbook 4. Donkey . . . what about Bruce's Party? . . . Dee Dee . . . Champlain College ... I won’t tell if you won't. . . frizzy hair I will my long beautiful hair to Henry Hazen. BRUCE JOSEPH ORONTE Varsity Football ] ,2,3, 4. Varsity Club 3, 4. Student Council 1. Travel Club 2. Ski Team 2. Boys' State 3. Hanover the night after Christmas . . . love Football. . . Puerto Rico's nice in April. . . Let’s Boogie . . . going to Ellie’s tonight? . . . sure am . . . Fear not that life shall come to an end, but rather fear that it shall never have a beginning. New York’s a great state especially Long Island . . . Orunt. . . there may be more beautiful times, but this one’s ours. DEBORAH MORSE OSMER ‘‘Visions of childhoodl Stay, oh, stay Ye were so sweet and wild! And distant voices seemed to say. It cannot be! They pass away! Other themes demand thy lay; Thou art no more a child!” Longfellow LAVINA PAIGE “The greatest work has always gone hand in hand with the most fervent moral purpose.” Lanier A 112 DENNIS PARRA “Little Cloud” ‘‘They made us many promises, more than I can remember, but they never kept but one; they promised to take our land, and they took it.” Red Cloud I will my defensive tackle position to anyone who can handle it. DANNY LEE PERKINS Football 1,2, 3,4. Big Ford Wagon . . . Good parties . . . Petco parties . . . Hair Bear. . . Fender benders club . . . What is reality? . . . Good luck with girl from Barre . . . Put guard rails on Dothan Road . . . Sleeping beauty — sleeps with eyes open (M. Maville). . . Jiving in the pig pen . . . Never on time, be late for his own funeral. DARLENE PERKINS Swimming at UVD? . . . Who's in Norwich??? . . . Carls Barn, Pennie Pincher. . . Boones Farm foreverll . . . Tally House at 6:30 A.M.? . . . McDonald's what a waste! . . . There’s a kiss for yahl . . . What happened April 5??? . . . Little George? . . . Watch out for the Greasers in Hanover!!! . . . Let’s skip on the side walk. MARINA ELLEN PERKINS ‘‘It is easier for me to relate to your sadness than to your happiness. When you come to me with your problems you need me, I become totally involved, but when you share your happiness I am sometimes left out. George Betts 113 CYNTHIA MARIE PERRAULT “Cindy J.V. Cheering 1,2. Varsity Cheering 3, 4. Softball 1,2. Track 3, 4. 10-10-10 1. Student Council 2. Prom Committee 3. Yearbook Staff 4. G.A.A. 4. “And in my loneliness I reach out to no one for I can't even find me. I am lost, but I am struggling to find a way, and confusion is the beginning ... George Betts CATHERINE MARY PERRON “Cath I am forever walking upon these shores. Betwixt the sand and the foam. The high tide will erase my foot-prints. And the wind will blow away the foam. But the sea and the shore will remain Forever. Kahlil Gibran CLINTON PERRY Ford pickups rule . . . The gas pumps . . . When’s the next payment? . . . Always against the Establishment. . . Hippy of Uncle Bob's class . . . Long walk from Watkin’s Glen and sore feet. ROBIN PERRY Travel Club 2. Rockin’Robin . . . Very quiet, kind of keeps to herself . . .Culinary arts boat floater! . . . Dennis . . . What about the trip to Virginia? . . . Too much hassle in English class . . . Where's the party? Let’s make one of our own! . . . Going north again? . . . Tony's Pizza . . . Boring class meeting . . .All right now, let's get it together! 114 JONATHAN POTTER “There are too many books I haven't read, too many places I haven’t seen, too many memories I haven’t kept long enough.” Irvin Shaw NORMAN JOESEPH POUTRE If you see a man without a smile. Give him yours. Shooting the moon . . . Have a nice date for the Junior Prom, Pooch? . . .All time ski bum . . . Norm’s . . . You piece of grunt . . . All Norm’s are smart, right? . . . You hormonious structure . . . Got one on today? . . . Have you got any visine? ... I got your hormones moving . . . Oh my God George! ROBERT WILLIAM POWDEN “twat Football 1,2, 3, 4. Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4. Track 1,2, 3, 4. Library Club 1,2. Varsity Club 3, 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Pep Club 2. Prom Committee 3. Hey Bob, what’s this about you and those freshman girls?? . . . You taller than mel! . . . Always picking . . . Hey Powden, want a ride? . . . Got any cookies? . . . Hey twat! . . . Powden quit shooting water! . . . What you got going with your pole, Rob? . . . Who’s Lori??!! VALERI POWERS •’Skinny Band 1,2, 3. Ensemble 2, 3. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Travel Club 2. Varsity Tri-Captain 4. Outing Club 4. Remember, Cowg never did fix that muffler! . . . Mother Bears . . . Ha! Ha! Ha! Where’s the party tonight? . . . Rumbling Rambler ... Put the top down! . . . Watch for stop signs . . . Holiday Inn — Big deal. . . Carls Barn . . . Windsor, Windsor, Windsor 115 CHARLES REED Four things come not bock: The spoken word; The sped arrow; Time past; The neglected opportunity. Omar Ibn, Al Halif II JILL MARIE REEVES Colorguard 1. Majorettes 2, 3. Travel Club 2. Prom Committee 3. G.A.A. 4. Track Team 3, 4. Yearbook Staff 4. The bird has an honor that man does not have. Man lives in the traps of his fabricated laws and traditions; but the birds live according to the natural law of God who causes the earth to turn around the sun. Kahlil Gibran ALLEN RICHARD Memory is not wisdom; Idiots can by rote repeat Volumes. — Yet what is wisdom without memory? Tupper BARBARA JANE ROBERTS Freshman Class Treasurer. Softball 1. Field Hockey 2. Student Council 2, 3, 4. Prom Committee. My friend shall forever be my friend, and reflect a ray of God to me. Thoreau 116 GREGORY EDWIN ROSE ••Rosebud-Gold Club 4. Choir 4. Whatever happened the weekend you went to your friend's house? Who's Wayne? When is it due? A real good kid with a good temper. How is it done? My desk partner, who keeps my seat — warml Best secretary in the class. Greg what are you going to do tonight??? Funny smile. PETER ST. JACQUES Ski Team 1,2, 3, 4. Travel Club 2. Choir 1,2, 3, 4. Choir Ensemble 4. Student Council. Executive Board 4. Prom Chairman. Yearbook Business Manager. Boys' State 3. Senior One-Act Play. Allstate Music Festival 3, 4. New England Music Festival 4. National Honor Society 3, 4. “God grant me the sincerity to accept the things I cannot change, the things I can; and the wisdom to know the difference. MADONNA LEE SAWYER Softball 1,2, 4. Choir 3, 4. International Club 1,2. Prom Committee 3. The best fixer upper in the town of Hartlandll! Been parking lately, Donna?!I Mother Bears: two in the front and two in the back. Sumner's falls and mountain tops! Going up to see Danny this weekend?!! Danny this and Danny that!! A real nice person. Quite fun to be with. Oh! my stars!! ELIZABETH SAYLES •Beth I live for those who love me. Whose hearts are kind and true; For the Heaven that smiles above me, and awaits my spirit too; For all human ties that bind me, For the task by God assigned me, for the bright hopes yet to find me. And the good that I can do. Future Plans: Travel, Nurses Aide. 117 JOHN SEARS “Lost Wealth my be replaced by industry, lost knowledge by study, lost health by temperance, but lost time is gone forever. Smiles DONALD SEVERANCE You have not fulfilled every duty, unless you have fulfilled that of being pleasant. Buxton PHOTO Not Available DAVID SHEPARD Each man can interpret another’s experience only by his own. Thoreau DAVID SHUMWAY Ignorance with love is better than wisdom without it. AVAILABLE 118 NORMA JEAN SIMON The moonrise and the sunfall are visible to any blind man with eyes enough to feel the outline of another blind man's breath. Rod McKuen TIMOTHY SMITH Basketball 1, 2. Football 2, 3, 4. Track 1,2, 3, 4. Boys' State 3. Student Council 3. JON SOULE I never think of the future. It comes soon enough. Albert Einstein DONNA SPAULDING Marriage resembles a pair of shears, so joined that they cannot be separated, often moving in opposite directions, yet always punishing anyone who comes between them. 119 Syndney Smith MARY ANNE STANLEY Choir 1,2, 3, 4. Library Club 1,2, 3, 4. Cliff, Cliffie, Cliffy, Clifford — Remember the night of November 15? What took you so long getting into the car... 20 minutesl A fun kid to be around, who has a laugh that’s something else. Pretty blue eyes. Leave the patients alone. Going to your sister-in-law's at 10:45 again? What about the name Stanley Beamish? HELEN MARIE THIBODEAU Hellion Take care of the King . . . Great kid! What about Sex, Love, and marriage? MARILYN THIBODEAU My name, and my place, and my tomb, all forgotten. The brief race of time well and patiently run. So let me pass away, peacefully, silently. Only remembered by what I have done. Bonar THOMAS THIBODEAU It is not what he has, nor even what he does, which diredty expresses the worth of a man, but what he is. 120 Henri-Frederie Amiel ARTHUR CHARLES TROTTIER J.V. Baseball 2, 3. Hockey Manager 3. I’d rather be here than in Philadelphia. W. C. Fields VENEDA LaRAINE TURNER You are blind and I am deaf and dumb, so let us touch hands and understand. Kahlil Gibran NANCY A. TWEED You Gunkie! Hey Momma: plug! plug! plug! Sept, was a bummer . . Hey, want to go to Canada? Pizza at midnite. Just loves her two nieces. Let’s go to Mother Bears!!! Val, will you leave the boys alone . . . 68 the best player. Where did you get that car! Orange Twister all the way! — June! You're only sixteen! DIANA LYNN TWISS P.O.K.Y. Cute kid, smart when she puts her mind to it! Makes a good boy watcher! Someone who hits it off good with the guys. P.O.K.Y.?? Fog horn voice! Birthday just afore Christmas! Starting an army of her own. Two recruits signed up. I still like Tweedy Birds a whole bunch. I will to my deceased, adopted father, the fact that I graduated just for him. 121 RANDY WASHBURN ‘George’’ Stay off of the ledges at Goose Pond. Don’t go up Dothan Road when it’s icy. “Randy forget Nancy. “Thanks Dan. Remember Hathorns? NO Thanks. ROBERT WATKINS ”1 will not follow where the path may lead, but I will go where there is no path, and I will leave a trail. Muriel Strode ALAN WHITE “Be content with your surroundings but not with yourself till you have made the most of them. DEBRA L. WHITE J.V. Cheerleading 1. Class Secretary 1. Field Hockey 2. Travel Club 2. Prom Committee 3. Class Treasurer 4. Drama Club 4. Yearbook Staff 4. I don’t know which is harder; saying Goodbye or starting new. Neither one is easy, but I need Both, Change is part of my growth.” George Betts 122 ELLEN WHITE I will study and get ready, and perhaps my chance will come. Lincoln RICHARD WHITE Perseverance is failing nineteen times and succeeding the twentieth. J. Andrews DONNA MARIE WIEGAND I sometimes wonder Where I am headed. Is it enough to just live for today? What about Tomorrow? Can I find happiness With the passing seasons, or must I begin a new search once again? G. Betts MARC WOOD Into a limbo Large and broad. Since called the paradise of fools. To few unknown. 123 PHOTO Not Available JAMES RUNNELS Success lies, not in achieving what you aim at, but at what you ought to achieve, and pressing forward, sure of achievement here, or if not here, hereafter. R. F. Horton ROBERT RUNNELS Good actions ennoble us, and we are the sons of our own deeds. Cervantes 124 llAjbUjtluL J MOL l yxdu J J'. fUlfttR 125 Class of 1974 President — BILL CLERKIN V. President — MARY GUARINO Secretary — MARY BROCKWAY Treasurer — DEBBIE WHITE 126 Opposite Page Top Row: G. Edwards, E. Gour, D. Hardy, T. Thibodeau, C. Luce, B. Brackett, T. Henderson, B. Jackson, S. Campbell, K. Barbour. 2nd Row: S. Bomhower, T. Bean, B. Durkee, B. Dyer, W. Ellison, V. Kelton, S. Bigaye, B. Henne, R. Couture. 3rd Row: D. Kidd, J. Aher, D. Fountain, L. Donley, B. Clerkin, R. Bouchard, R. Carter, D. Ballard, B. Bevan, J. Coutermarsh, T. Hodgdon. 4th Row: L. Agan, C. Crump, P. Gunn, D. Grover, M. Guarino, L. Gabourel, D. Jones, S. Corliss, J. Hickory, J. Aldrich. 5th Row: D. Koloski, J. Brooks, C. Gardner, C. DeCoff, T. Blanchard, L. Ducharme, B. Learmonth, M. Brockway, E. Johnson, N. Fournier, J. Alkire, T. Hathorn. Above Top Row: V. Powers, C. Martin, D. Perkins, S. Morancy, M. Perkins, V. Turner, G. Rose, D. Severance. 2nd Row: A. Trottier, V. Mansfield, K. Mock, M. Poutre, P. St. Jacques, C. Perron, L. Nalette, P. White. 3rd Row: T. Smith, R. Powden, P. Oronte, D. Onderdonk, D. Sawyer, D. Shumway, J. Simon. 4th Row: D. Perkins, D. Wiegand, C. Perrault, B. Roberts, D. White, J. Potter, D. Parra. 127 Class of 1974 President — P. DANAHER V. President — K. SMITH Secretary — K. WRIGHT Treasurer — K. PORTER Opposite Page Top Row: G. Hill, J. Briggs, J. Grote, S. Bigelow, F. Gauthier, B. Barbour, E. Ashley, R. Gauthier. 2nd Row: T. Gauthier, B. Foley, M. Champney, W. Kenison, J. Kenison, S. Culver, M. Farrell, P. Danaher, R. Bogle, F. Carbino, D. Carpenter, J. Bishop, R. Blomberg, T. Keeler. 3rd Row: D. Collins, M. Adams, B. Chadwick, S. Derrick, P. Albanese, C. Gauthier, C. Chase, S. Bollard, J. Allen, G. Burnham, B. Floyd, D. Donley. 4th Row: D. Coutermaish, C. Joslyn, P. Lazotte, J. Gosselin, N. Claflin, P. Kenison, S. Bowley, L. Fucci, P. Johnson, R. Ellison, V. Dean, P. Flanagan, C. Bomhower, R. Alley. 5th Row: N. Freeman, K. Emery, L. Davis, P. Boxby, D. Conrad, D. LoFlam, C. Andrews, M. J. Dow, H. Hazen, D. Laurin, M. Colgan, M. Faulk. Above Top Row: R. Maurer, S. Mead, J. Severance, G. Hill, M. Smith, J. Pippin, F. Davis, R. Southard, G. McEwan, E. Watkins, E. Ticehurst, K. Parker, B. Robbins, T. MacIntyre. 2nd Row: P. Vincent, E. Pollard, P. Sheret, B. Stanley, C. Miller, D. Parker, B. Smith, P. Spillane, C. Potter, K. Smith. 3rd Row: C. Hill, C. Parker, J. Withington, S. Ricker, K. Madore, N. Taggart, C. Morancy, K. Porter, K. Wright, T. White, T. Spaulding, R. Wood, K. McCarthy. 4th Row: C. Nolan, E. Welch, T. Woodward, L. Simon, R. West, R. Richards, G. Poulton, B. Shumway. 129 Class of 1976 President — FRANCESCA MAGRONE V. President — SANDY STOWE Secretary — DEBORAH KAPUSTA Treasurer — KATHY WOODWARD 130 Opposite Page Top Row: C. Bugbee, G. Bickford, C. LaBlanc, D. Lyons, R. Dwyer, T. Gates, D. Coutermarsh, D. Burnham, R. Landry, C. Eaton, D. Lamb, R. Countermanche. 2nd Row: K. Gour, L. Alley, S. Couture, B. Jennings, D. Edwards, J. Gilbert, M. Haehnel, T. Faulk, P. Cheney, B. Jackson, W. Parrel, Name not known, T. Blanchard. 3rd Row: S. Gunn, L. Lewis, J. Brown, D. Bellevance, D. Harlow, S. Lyman, G. Gabourel, C. Jameson, K. Clifford, R. Husband, D. Frazier. 4th Row: P. Cartier, B. Lowery, G. Lasure, C. Crump, M. Dean, D. Kapusta, P. Conrad, K. Dubuque, S. Jackson, C. Lowell, S. Gomo. 5th Row: S. Fox, J. Alexander, J. Hagerman, K. Chadwick, K. Emery, M. Flanagan, M. Ammel, A. Johnson, J. Dow, M. Demers, L. Falzarano, N. Hood, R. Fogg. Above Top Row: A. Severance, J. White, K. Smith, J. Olmstead, J. Wilbur, S. Merriam, M. Murphy, R. Osmer, P. Simonds, D. Marble, D. Soule. 2nd Row: D. Sears, J. Pippin, H. Smola, M. White, L. Wells, D. Rocheleau, J. Potter, M. Remick, R. Rosenbeck, F. Westenfeld, M. Manley. 3rd Row: J. Metherall, D. Raymond, L. Simon, C. Major, D. Nolet, W. West, P. Murphy, J. Wiegand, J. Munetta, K. Potter. 4th Row: S. Stowe, C. Oakes, B. Robbins, T. Rich, T. Guarino, F. Magrone, K. Woodward, J. Wood, C. Mayette, M. Wood. 5th Row: B. Small, M. Stride, K. Swasey, C. Potter, D. Moulton, C. Reeves, M. Perrault, C. Powden, C. Reed. 131 Class of 1977 President — D. MENARD V. President — A. GROSS Secretary — D. WILBUR Treasurer — D. WILLIAMSON 132 Opposite Page Top Row: G. Harding P. Guarino, P. Henderson, D. Brockway, J. Cyr, R. Dwyer, G. Hosferd, B. Gaucher, B. Osgood, L. Fernandes, H. Adams. 2nd Row: M. Green, D. Butterfield, G. Gauthier, J. Bassette, J. DeLange, B. Aldrich, P. Adams, A. Hazen, B. Blanchard, J. Jarvis, W. Kennison. 3rd Row: M. Gardner, T. Bellevance, S. Bowley, T. Dulac, D. Lawrence, S. Bigelow, P. Coutermarsh, D. Goff, M. Baribeau. 4th Row: L. Eaton, K. Freitas, D. Clark, G. Aher, B. Allen, K. Carpenter, P. LaBounty, T. Gaudette, M. S. Blanchard, C. Boucher, C. Hughes. 5th Row: M. Ducharme, J. Bomhower, J. Dickerson, C. Bugbee, S. Grote, M. Esterbrook, G. LaBounty, J. Kangas, Name not known, D. Benner. Above Top Row: W. McCoy, M. Stone, D. Rocheleau, D. Sawyer, T. Reynolds, B. McKinney, T. McGuire, H. Nostrant, A. Richardson, G. Wright, M. Neilson, D. Madore, D. McKenney. 2nd Row: K. Watson, Name not known, D. Trottier, J. Metherall, V. Malcher, D. Potter, K. Souza, S. Melendy, L. Odell, T. Soule, C. Peavey, Name not known. 3rd Row: S. Richard, C. Yasinski, M. Renehan, L. Tardy, D. Martin, B. Parker, A. Perron, V. McKenney. 4th Row: D. Cushman, S. Rice, L. Turner, M. Severance, D. Gauthier, C. Stapel, M. Richards, B. Strong, D. Williamson. 5th Row: K. Smith, D. Thibodeau, M. Wood, P. Moulton, J. Reeves, L. Vincent, A. McCoy, C. Maxwell, R. Morse. 133 134 o° °0 0 g Vq 0 ob o 135 Above: Anne Coutermorsh with help from Mr . Lutkus. Left: Mr. Hall looks on. Below: Mr. White and Bob Durkee in 7th period Mas Media clo� . 136 Just who ore you smiling about, Mr. O'Neill? Mr. McPhetres in 9th period Trig and Algebra Hi! there, Mr. B. 137 Faculty FRANK KENISON, Principal; B.S. Springfield College, M.Ed. University of Massachusetts. THOMAS JURRAS, Asst. Principal; B.S. University of Alabama, M.Ed. UVM. EDWARD ALLEN, Vocational Center Director B.F. Keene State, M.S. University of Connecticut. RAMONA ALEXANDER, Homemaking; B.S. UVM. CORABELLE AMMEL, School Nurse; R.N. Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital. PHILIPPE BOUTHILLIER, Chemistry and Ice Hockey; B.A. St. Michael's College. DONALD CHENEY, IPS and Driver-Ed.; B.S. Ed. Johnson State College. LEE CLARK, Culinary Arts; A.S.F.S.M. Miami-Dade Jr. College, Culinary Institute of America. ARDIS CLOSE, Home Economics; B.S. Iowa State University. ANNE CREW, Fine Arts; B.F.A. Philadelphia College of Art. MARY DREW, English; B.A. Trinity College, M.A. St. Michael's College. JUDY DULL, Diversified Occupations; B.S. New Mexico State. AVRIL DUPERE, Choral Music; B.A. Montclair State College. KENNETH DYER, Guidance and Baseball; B.S., M.S. Syracuse University. LAURENCE FISK, Diversified Occupations; B.S. North Michigan University. EFFIE FULTON, Vocational Child Care; B.S. Keene State. JOHN GATES, U.S. History; B.S. Ed. Rutgers, M.Ed. UVM. LEE DANA GOODMAN, English; B.A. Trinity College. THOMAS GUARINO, Vocational Guidance; B.Ed. Keene State, M.S. San Diego State College. GEORGE HALL, Industrial Arts; B.E. Keene State. KATHERINE HALL, Science; B.A. UNH, Plymouth State College. MALCOLM HOOPER, English; B.S. Ed. Johnson State College. DAVID JORDAN, English; B.A. Miami University of Ohio. KATHERINE KARLSON, Physical Education,- B.S. Sargent College. CURTIS LAMBERTON, Guidance Coordinator,- B.A. Lyndon State College, M.Ed. St. Michael's. GEORGE LAWRENCE, Auto Mechanics,- B.S. Keene State. RICHARD LEE, Diversified Occupations,- B.A. University of the South. RICHARD LOVETT, Mathematics,- B.S. UVM 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. STEVEN MATTHEWS, Mathematics; B.S. UVM. MAYNARD MAVILLE, Auto Body; General Motors Schools. MARGARET McAVOY, Guidance; M.Ed. Harvard University, M.S.W. Rutgers. GREGORY McCanna, Physical Education and Football; B.S. Ed. Rutgers. NORMAN MclNTYRE, Agriculture; B.S. UVM, M.S.T. University of Wisconsin. FLOYD McPHETRES, Math Coordinator, A.B. UVM, M.A.T. University of Illinois. BARBARA MUNNETT, Mathematics,- B.S. U.V.M. ARTHUR NADEAU, Industrial Arts and Vocational Drafting,- B.E. Keene State, M.S. Indiana State. BARRY NELSON, Building Trades; B.S. Rhode Island College. DONALD NELSON, History,- BAA. Dartmouth. DIANE NICHOLS, Remedial Reading,- B.S. UVM. DONNAN O'NEILL, English, Humanities, Psychology; B.A., M.A. St. Bonaventure University, Ph.D. University of Innsbruck. ROBERT POTTER, Social Studies; B.A. Norwich University. WILLIAM REMICK, Driver Education; Lyndon State College, B.S. ANNE ROBERT, Health Occupations; R.N. St. Luke Hospital. CHARLES RUSSELL, Graphic Arts,- A.B. Cornell, B.S. Carnegie Institute. C. WILLIAM SEVERANCE, Social Studies Coordinator,- B.S. UVM. ELIZABETH SEVERANCE, Business Education,- B.S. Trinity College. ELIZABETH STONE, Language Coordinator,- A.B. UVM. BARBARA TATKO, Business Education,- A.A. Green Mountain, B.S. Castleton. ROBERT TAYLOR, Mathematics,- B.S. Bates College, M.S. University of Maine. ROBERT WALKER, SR., English; B.A. Johnson State College. 138 HERBERT WHEELER, Business Education; B.S. Plymouth State College. ROBERT WHITE, English; B.A. Wagner College. HENRY WILENSKY-LANFORD, Physics and Electronics; A.B. Wesleyan Univ., M.E.D. Univ. of Mass. SHEILA WILENSKY-LANFORD, Social Studies; B.A. Univ. of Conn., M.A.T. Univ. of Mass. ELEANOR WISHINSKI, Biology; B.A. Hofstra University. NORMAN WOLFE, Instrumental Music; B.A. Johnson State College. GEORGE RATCLIFFE, Director of Physical Education; B.E. Ed. Boston University. 139 Kitchen Staff Left to Right: M. Bailey, L. Bell, M. Twiss, D. Mock, B. Melendy, E. Cavanaugh, C. Hazelton, H. Laurin, and A. Evans. Custodians 141 Francis, Alvin, Woody, and Carl. Caught you, Mr. Potter! 142 Mr. Goodman ond Mrs. Stone making sure no one skips. Mr. Matthews helps Philip Johnson. Mr. Taylor conducting class. Mr. Wilensky-lanford, what ore you up to? 143 Varsity Top Row: Cindy Reeves, Karen Mock. 2nd Row: Cindy Perroult, Kathy Porter, Heidi Smoia. 3rd Row: Mary Guorino, Jackie Grote. Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Top Row: Debbie Clark, Donna Williomson. Bottom Row.- Kathy Freitas, Terry Gaudette, Mary Severance, Denise Raymond, Daryl Aher. 144 Girls' State Top Row: Jody Aldrich, Cathy Perron. Bottom Row: Betsy Bevan, Karen Mock, Mary Guorino. Boys’ State Top Row: Peter St. Jocques, Bob Dyer. Bottom Row: Lloyd Gobourel, Bruce Oronte, Art Trottier. Student Council 1 st Row: J. Aher, B. Clerkin, K. Mock, N. Poutre, M. Colgan, P. Danaher. 2nd Row: P. Johnson, J. De Lange, C. Chase, D. Mortin, D. Rocheleau, G. Edwards. 3rd Row: A. Gross, L. Simon, F. Magrone, L. Simon, D. Clark, D. Aher. 4th Row: S. Stowe, M. Guorino, D. Jones, C. Reeves, S. Derrick, N. J. Simon. 5th Row: M. Remick, M. Flanagan, B. Durkee, P. St. Jacques, J. Potter. 145 A.B.C J. Munetta, C. Hill, A. Lupie, S. Begaye, D. Parra, V. Mansfield, T. McIntyre. Front: Mr. Don Nelson. Outing Club Top Row: K. Madore, B. Strong, M. Ammel, R. Coutermanche, M. Ammel, K. Woodward, M. Flanogan. Bottom Row: Mr. Leister, M. Farrel, G. Gray, B. Blanchard, B. Allen, H. Adams, V. Powers. 146 Top Row: T. Blanchard, K. Emery, C. PerrauIt, D. Wiegand, K. Porter, M. Guarino, K. Mock, K. Wright, L. Simon. Middle Row: C. DeCoff, J. Grote, C. Reeves, N. Fournier, J. Gosselin, J. Reeves, C. Moroncy, M. Adams, M. Ammel. Bottom Row: N. J. Simon, C. Perron, L. Long, S. Bowley, K. Woodward, S. Ricker, T. Guarino, Betsy Bevon. G.A.A, Top Row: C. Tweed, V. Dean, M. Colgan, P. Flanagan, D. Laurin, J. Potter. Bottom Row: H. Hazen, B. Oronte, R. Powden, E. Gour, P. Spillane, G. Evans. 147 Varsiiy Club Top Row: F. Gauthier, E. Welsh, B. Barbour, C. Miller, Mr. McIntyre. Middle Row: J. Bishop, G. McEwan, R. Hodgdon, F. Davis, M. Smith. Bottom Row: M. Dionne, M. Brockway. F.F.A. Top Row: R. Powden, C. Potter, D. Raymond, J. Reeves. 2nd Row: J. Wood, C. Oakes, S. Stowe, B. Durkee. 3rd Row: Kim Dubuque, Mrs. Gloria Stone, and Jeff Collins. Cafeieria Aides 148 Top Row: Kevin McCarthy and Mr. Dave Jordan. Bottom Row: Eric Pollard, Rob Powden, Dan Parker. Maih Team 149 Top Row: K. McCarthy, N. J. Simon, T. Dulac, K. Mock, Mr. Floyd McPhetres, N. Poutre, B. Burnham. Bottom Row: M. Green, J. Metherall, R. Dwyer, K. Parker, R. St. James, M. Haehnel, B. Parker, B. Blanchard. Yearbook Staff Top Row: B. Durkee, M. Brockway, D. Fountain, D. Jones, M. Guarino, J. Alkire. 2nd Row: Norm Poutre, C. Perroult, R. Carter, K. Mock, B. Clerkin, C. Perron, D. Onderdonk, R. Powden. 3rd Row: J. Reeves, P. St. Jacques, Mr. Malcolm Hooper, M. Robert White, B. Bevan, J. Aldrich. 4th Row: D. Ballard, N. J. Simon, Lloyd Gabourel. Drama Club Top Row: M. Wood, P. Albonese, S. Culver, Mr. Robert White, N. Poutre, Mr. Malcolm Hooper, N. J. Simon. 2nd Row: N. Weigel, D. Williamson, M. Green, P. Adams, B. Parker, C. Peavey, R. Dwyer, F. Westenfeld, M. Hoehnel. 3rd Row: Miss Mary Drew, L. Roberts, M. Richards, L. Eaten, D. Kapusto, C. Boucher, K. Carpenter, L. Gabourel, D. Frazier, P. Flanagan. 4th Row: T. Dulac, P. Moulton, L. Simon, J. Aldrich, S. Derrick, J. Potter, P. St. Jacques, B. Bevan, Mr. Gay Reed, Kathy Woodward. 150 National Honor Society Top Row: T. Blanchard, E. Pollard, R. Ellison, S. Melendy, G. Edwords. 2nd Row: D. Grover, J. Coutermarsh, S. Derrick, D. Fountain, L. Simon, P. Johnson, R. Carter. 3rd Row: J. Potter, S. Bigaye, J. Alkire, B. Bevan, P. St. Jocques, C. Perron, N. J. Simon, W. Ellison. 4th Row: K. Mock, N. Poutre, J. Aldrich, M. Guorino, D. Wiegond, D. Hordy. Library Club Bock Row: L. Marble, P. Lazotte, S. Gobie, D. Wallace, S. Couture, M. Colgan, K. Dubuque. Front Row: M. Stanley, S. Gunn, D. Grover, G. Bickford, C. Boucher. 151 Top Row: P. Moulton, R. Merriom, B. Aldrich, K. Chadwick, D. lourin, D. Bogle, R. Bogle, S. Merriom, M. Ammel, K. McCarthy, K George G Bickford, C. Boucher, J. Gosselin. ‘ 2nd Row: IB. Chadwick, P. Magrone, M. Cavanaugh, J. Green, R. Carter, P. Simonds, M. Gross, W. West, D. Lawrence, D. Odell, J. Metherall L Odell, J. Reeves. 3rd Row: L. Simon, J. Aldrich, M. Stone, S. Brown, B. Allen, M. Ammel, D. Perkins, S. Wallace, K. Ammel, T. Rich, S. Ballard, J. Metherall, K. 152 Woodward, R. Coutermanche, J. Wood. 4th Row: D. Nolet, A. Gross, L Speidal, K. Allen, M. Robert, A. Humiston, K. Emery, B. Bevan, E. Pollard, D. Ballard, P. Adams, J. DeLange, D. Thibodeau, D. Raymond. 5th Row: D. Williamson, T. Oulac, D. Mortin, S. White, N. J. Simon, Mr. Norman Wolfe, L. Gabourel, D. Onderdonk, C. Durkee, M. Duchorme, M. White, C. Yosinski. 153 Bock Row: C. Durkee, D. Martin, T. Duloc, S. White, M. Ducharme. Front Row: D. Onderdonk. Majorettes Color guard Left to Right: P. Moulton, B. Chadwick, I. Simon, D. Nolet, M. White, C. Yasinski, J. Gosselin, J. Reeves, J. Wood, D. Raymond, D. Williamson. Center: N. J. Simon. 154 Choir Ensemble Top Row: R. Corter, E. Pollord, M. Ammel, R. Bogle, D. Bollard, D. Bogle, P. St. Jacques, L. Gabourel. Bottom Row; S. Bollard, T. Rich, B. Bevan, I. long, C. Gauthier, J. Coutermarsh, V. Turner, L. Nalette, D. Kapusfo, S. Bowley, C. Chase. Qiage Band Top Row: K. McCarthy, R. Bogle, K. Woodward, R. Coutermonche, P. Simonds. 2nd Row: S. Merriom, A. Gross, W. West, B. Bevan. 3rd Row: D. Laurin, E. Pollard, R. Carter, Mr. Norman Wolfe. Top Row: K. Chodwick, J. Metheroll, B. Strong, T. Rich, M. Ammel, M. Green, 0. Bollard, J. Coutermorsh, L. Gobourel, R. Bogle, P. Adams, M. Ammel, S. Ballard, S. Bowley, C. Stopel. 2nd Row: V. Turner, C. Chase, P. Albanese, C. Pollard, T. Keeler, D. Bogle, P. St. Jacques, J. DeLonge, D. Sawyer, D. Onderdonk, D. Lawrence, M. Renehon, C. Gauthier. 3rd Row: C. Perron, J. Aldrich, J. Lyman, V. McKenney, D. Kapusta, A. Johnson, J. Bassette, M. Hoehnel, R. Carter, J. 156 0 Metherall, M. Wood, D. Martin, 1. Eaton, L. Odell. 4th Row: Mr . Avril Dupere, T. Soule, B. Bevon, L. Nalette, C. Bugbee, M. Dean, K. Gour. 5th Row: A. Gross, W. Digby, P. Cheney, C. Packard, L. Turner, C. Reed, L. long, $. Rice, D. Cushman, C. Potter, K. Freitas. 157 Creative Writing D. Butterfield, J. Alkire, A. Courtermorsh, C. Perron, J. Aldrich, Mr. Robert White. French Club Top Row: S. White, S. Culver, C. Moroncy, M. Hoehnol. 2nd Row: R. Dwyer, K. Modore, P. Albonese, P. Johnson. 3rd Row: B. Robbins, Mrs. Gisele McHorg, C. Chose, L. Long. Mini U.N. Top Row: M. Ammel, C. Luce, D. Rocheleou, D. Frazier, S. Stowe, Mrs. Sheila Wilensky-Lanford. Bottom Row: R. Husband, R. Dwyer, C. Bugbee, G. Bickford. 158 159 Awards Assembly Above: Waiting to be seated. Above Right: Marching in. Below: The Executive Board is sworn in. Right: Mitchell Osmer, Donna Wiegand, ond Norma Jean Simon receive awards from D.A.R. representative, Mrs. C. Guarmo. 160 161 Left: Have fun, girls! Below: Time for Mr. B's little swim. Below Left: That's what you get for instigating, Cindyl Below Right: Doreen Fountain and Jill Reeves. 162 Left: Hungry?, Mr. O'Neill! Above: Doug Bogle and Deb White being friendly. Below: A view of Lake Morey. 163 Above: Time to eat! Below: Jim Kenison and Steve Bomhower work their way through the line. Upper Right: Get a little wet, Mrs. Wish? Bottom Right: Veneda Turner. 164 Left: Jim Kenison receives his diploma. Right: Nancy Fournier. Below: Class President Bill Clerkin makes his speech. Bottom: The girls receive their diplomas while the guys onxiously await their turn. 166 167 Hairstyle Specializing in Setting 20 Hazen Street f White River Jet., Vermont 295-2770 Boutique Best Wishes to the Class of '74 t QUECHEE LAKES CORP. Quechee, Vermont V-7 Pianos Northern New England's Largest and Finest Piano Establishment FREDERICK JOHNSON, INC. Junction 1-89 and 1-91 White River Junction, Vermont Sales — Service — Rentals — Allen Organs Steinway (jmMmj'f N,wHampihire BlBfig PINE CREST MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Tel. 295 9787 AG WAY ASWAY, INC. Home — Farm — Garden Center The most complete garden center in the upper valley. Come browse around, you won’t believe what you'll find. South Main Street White River Junction, Vermont MILLER AUTOMOBILE COMPANY aaaa Cadillac — Pontiac — Chevrolet — Fiat Long Term Auto and Truck Leasing 28 Gates Street White River Junction Tel. White River Junction, Vt. 802—295 3147 68 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF White River Jet., Vermont 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 V.P. William Preston — V.P. Everett Eaton — V.P. Barbara Ticehurst — Cashier M. L. Geno— Installment Loan Officer DuBoise Thompson — Manager of Norwich Branch Thelma Stone — Manager of Maple Street 3 Convenient Locations Main Office — Gate Street Branch Office — Maple Street Full Service Branch — Main Street, Norwich 169 For your dining pleasure . . . Congratulations Class of 1974 On Route 120 at Lebanon, N.H. = £. Compliments of Best Wishes to the VETERANS OF Class of fe974 FOREIGN WARS Compliments of TIPTOP Post 2571 White River Jet., Vermont BAKERS 170 Best of Luck to tha Class of 1974 C POOLS, INC. White River Jet., Vt. Swimming Pools — Chemicals — Accessories Stanley Robinson 295 2529 Sherwood Carbee 295 7192 We Have the Know-how CAMERA SHOP Hanover, N.H. Compliments of IMPERIAL COMPANY Compliments of KIBBY EQUIPMENT CO. Maple Street White River Jet., Vermont PURCELL OIL COMPANY, INC. West Lebanon, N.H. 03784 [TEXACO] Tel. 603-298 8718 [TEXACO] Texaco Petroleum Products Plumbing and Heating Sales and Service TONY'S NEWS SHOP, INC. Greeting Cards — Newspapers — Magazines Gifts — Lofts Candies — Tobacco — Film Processing Open 7 Days a Week I I Gates Street White River Jet., Vt. 171 RANDOLPH NATIONAL BANK Good Luck Hartford Office 34 North Main Street White River Jet., Vermont 05001 Member F.D.I.C. Compliments of fred McCarthy HEARING AIDS 24 So. Main St. White River Jet., Vt. Gen. Store, Gas, Vegetables and Fruit Open 7 Days Come and See Us. DROWN LeBOURUEAU, INC. AND WATSON WEST INSURANCE AGENCIES 37 Gates Street White River Jet., Vt. 05001 172 173 1340 Compliments t of 74!' TONY'S PIZZA Hanover, N -t. Ward's Promise . . . quality, value, courtesy and satisfaction or your money back! Main Street Hanover, N.H Good Luck — You Will Need It CHALET MOTOR LODGE Compliments of SHEPARD CORPO White River The Upper Valley's Most In-Tune Tune in to 1340 for Music and Sports 24 Hours a Day Huhihh, I Ma in Street non, N.H. 03784 PPone: 298 8644 ' ••1111111 STORE DAIRY uality Dairy Foods Since 1871 ite River Jet., Vermont I Compliments of V LEBANON CRUSHED STONE, INC. Plainfield Rd. West Lebanon, N.H, LEONARD J. BALLOU DISTRIBUTING CO. o (Vise k Distributor Foods and Oht - Fine Snacks White River Jet., Vermont BROOKSIDE NURSING HOME INC. Skilled Restorative Nursing Care — Medicare — Medicaid Approved. Ghnstian St. White River Jet,, Vt. kS‘-3322 m m ik Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 ARMCO STEEL CORP. White River Jet., Vermont 175 INTER-STATE TRUST CO. White River Jet., Vt. FONTAIN RUG FLOOR CARE INC. Old Quechee Rd. Box 1012 White River Jet., Vt. White River Jet., Vt. 295 5115 Carpet Cleaning Floor Cere Carpet Installations Oriental Rug Care and Repair Branches in White River Jet. and Norwich, Vt. Member F.DJ.C. 295 2258 Compliments of THE SHOETORIUM On the Mall Lebanon, N.H. Compliments of T AND L ELECTRIC Compliments of Sylces Avenue White River Jet., Vt. RICHARD ELECTRIC ■sm INC. 95.3 FM 910 AM 28 Tafts Ave. White River Jet., Vt. w Telephone: 295-3894 °o Hours: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 176 WNHV Stationery • Off ce Equipment White River Jet., VermonJ| Phone(802)295-3111 VOICE VISION 14 Main Street W. Lebanon, N.H 298 8771 nith Magnavox c RCA Layette Associate Stor h VERMON CUT FLOWER EXCHA Christian Street GREYDON Q FREEMAN 9 White River Jet., Vermont 05001 Phone 295 2300 Phone (802) 295 3695 UPPER VALLEY HARLEY-DAVIDSON Sales and Service INEER MOTEL Open Year Round Junction of Routes 4 Taftsville, 05073 Dick Stride (802) 457-2642 Courtesy of THE SEWING BASKET Colony Plaza Main Street West Lebanon, N.H. it R e 1 K3 POTTER'S MOBIL W0t HILLSIDE MANOR Convalescent home, inc ir r------------------------ Congratulations to the Class of 1974 25,000 GIFTS AND WOOLEN WONDERLAND White River Jet., Vermont Quechee Just Off Through the Covered Bridge . . . ir Quechee Things Different 178 7 Manning Dr. White River Jet., Vt. 295-7596 white river ‘gfcro Hnrr’IiT Post Office Box 96 White River Jet., Vermont 05001 Dependable Furniture at Attractive Prices BROWN FURNITURE INC. FELLOWS ELECTRIC SERVICE I Appliance Interchange Dr. West Lebanon, N.H. Corner of Airport Rd. and Rt. I2A 298 5755 Compliments ot CORNER DRUG CO., INC. 2 N. Main St. White River Jet., Vt. Phone:295 2501 m COLLEGE CLEANERS INC. 9 Allen St. Hanover, N.H. Congratulations GREEN MOUNTAIN POWER Compliments of VERHAM NEWS CORP. 79 Main St. West Lebanon, N.H. Phone: 298-8775 179 RENEHAN-AKERS All Kinds of Building Materials and Coal Box 265, White River Junction, Vt. 05001 Telephone 295-318' 3t w f THE DAILY VALLEY NEWS Compliments of —V Serving the Upper Valley West Lebanon, New Hampshire Congratulations From ™ a Full Functioning Electrical Distributor TWIN STATE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. White River Jet., Vt. 295-3193 Keene, N.H. 352 3347, St. Johnsbury, Vt. 748-2385 Manchester, N.H. 669-6427, Barre, Vt. 476-4103 S. Burlington, Vt. 864 0186 £ Your Authorized Volkswagen Dealer Serving the Upper Valley WOODSTOCK GARAGE INC. Rt.4 Woodstock, Vermont Tel. 457-1717 POWERS' STORE INC. White River Junction, Vermont 05001 • (inAe 1894 Furniture JL Housewares 9 Gifts — Carpets — Paint 180 TWIN STATE FRUIT CORP. hglesal%Fruit, Produce, Frosted Foals, Confectionery Congratulations to the Clfl� ( Fror All Beverages 295 3159 7 Compliment RICH'S DEPARTMENT STORE l|pper Valley Shopping Plaza West Lebanon, N.H. LLEY TIR SERVICE DEGNAN INSURANCE AGENCY West Lebanon, N.H. Insura nce-Plus-Service WOODWARD WALLACE Serving the Upper Valley Since 1880 INC. - DEWEY, PECK, CO. General Re; ■ Body Work Lebanon, White River Jd., Vt 05001 m Tractors id David Brov Outfitters for Schools Colleges and Profess ■ ls and Construction Equipment Bulldozers. Loaders, Backhoes TOM'S TOGGERY Tommy Keane Sporting Goods Tm Quality Athletic Wear Lebanon. N.H. 03766 Route I Plainfield. N.H Tommy Keane Tel. $03—448 3749 674-634 7 181 Host of the Highways HOWARD JOHNSON'S On all important highways for a delicious meal or snaclc. . . quality and courtesy Interstate Plaza White River Jet., Vt. WHITE RIVER PAPER COMPANY Year for q HARTFORD TIRE, INC. White River Jet., Vermont Maple and Pine St. White River Jet., Vt. HOWARD BENNETT Tire Specialist Phone:802-295 2228 Emergency Service Let us come to you CLIFFORD'S GARAGE, INC. I. J. DAVIS AGENCIES INSURANCE Dodge Sales and Service Rt. 14 West Hartford, Vt. 295 3013 Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 HOTEL COOLID0E White River Jet., Vt. Biirtook wishes you the very best Bridge Street White River Jet., Vt. 295 3109 .____________________________________ FLANDERS AND Ford Sales anc Service, Cars and Trucks Lebanon, New Hampshire Bill Cook C. W. SCHOOLCRAFT, INC. Appliance Sales and Service fc Polaris Snow Machines West Lebanon New Hampshire 183 TRITOWN TOYOTA OY0TA ALPHA ROME( BAKER HEIJN C r Catering to the Automotive Enthusiast Beswick Drive River Jet., Tel. 295 3389 or 295 7233 . 4 at Quec Complime Your S ell T up Tour H Buart BRIGGS LTD. DARHOUTH TV E BUREAU, INC. A Man's Shoppe Fine Clothing Sportswear 3 Lebano Beet, Hanover, I ■503-643-2121 Main Street; New London, h 603—526 2818 0375 White River Jet., Vermont 0500 I 03257 Congratulations to the Class of ”74 MAC’S CANCELLATIO SHOES Kmpliments BETTY'S ST Hartford, Vermont Tel. 295 9742 Main Street White River Jet., Vt Congratulations to the Class of 74 SPRINGER'S DRUG STORE Wish You the Best in Your Endeavors Prescription Specialists Tel. 295 7878 k mMSS ELKS Hartford Vermont Lodge No. 1541 White River Jet., Vt. Hartford, Vermont 184 OXYGEN WELDING SUPPLY CO. R R CONSTRUCTION Building Co Air Reduction Distributor for State of Vermont Map Street er Jet., Vt. White River Jet., Vt. Tel. 295 7173 295 9595 Ml READY Your A Season Recreation Center LEISJRE PRODUCTS INC. Bridge St. ■ River Jet., Vermont 05001 i — Stonecraft — Mercury i MFG — Skidoo I I I 03784 8777 and f Betty Plainfield 6 Marian Ga d 675-2587 P!a plimenfs «n mm H HAIR F C trpenter Street ■ rwich, Vermont al ' Plainfield, New Hampshire D C RE GRANT CITY Upper Valley Plaza West Lebanon, N.H. 03784 Tel. 295 9746 White River Jet., Vt. Owners — b and SWrlfcen 8 me hard MM_________ 185 GATEWAY MOTORS INC. You'll like the way Gateway treats you Congratulations Class of 74 White River Jet., Vermont 05001 New England's Largest Seller of GMC Trucks and International Harvester Farm and Industry Equipment Route 14 White River Jet., Vermont Phone 295-3105 HARTFORD INSURANCE AGENCY INC. FRANCIS J. BERUBE E. JAMES CLIFFORD Office Tel. 295-3329 Residence Tel. 295-2436 Maple Street Hartford, Vermont PATRONS AND DONATIONS PATRONS Twin State Bowl Black Top Inc. Upper Valley Carpet Interstate Auto Body Clair Lovell Maple Products Joe's Equipment Northern Data Service Split Ballbearing DONATIONS Hartford Fire Department Hartford Ambulance Service Wright Printing Co. Vaughan Truell Armco Steel Corp. W.T.S.L. Tropical Fish Johnson Home Center Parkway Cleaners From a Friend Hartford Fire Department Staff 189 190 191 Remember all the smiles, Top: Doreen Fountain Middle: Chief Bottom Right: John Aher 192 ond they say you lose your cuteness as you grow older! Right: Bob ond John Dyer all the laughs, and all the sunsets. Above: Gndy Reeves, Barbara Roberts, Ellen Johnson. Left: Jon Potter. 193 ‘‘can I help it if I’m versatile!’’ Yesterday, the sun melted the clouds Right: Bill Brackett Grade 1 Far Right: Tim Smith New Englands Meet 1973 Bottom Left: Bob Durkee, Jill Reeves, ond Barbara Roberts. Bob, you little devil you! 194 Above Left: Diana Onderdonk and Karen Mock as Class Morshals. Above Right: Corol DeCoff tries a cigar Class Day. Right: Learning young. Dale) Below: Roger Bouchard at graduation. 196 Upper Left: Vernon Kelton. Upper Right: Normo Jean's first love. Above: The buffet at Lake Morey. Right: Jill Reeves and Laurie Barrett in '59. 197 198 Above: Daryl Aher Above Right: Whot yo got there. Norm? Center: How'd you get stuck on the bottom. Bill? Left: Betsy Bevan doing a little practicing. 199 Above: Mr. White ond Venedo Turner Above Right: What' so fascinating, Doug? Right: Steady, Norm! 200