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

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THE GAME POINT gives junior Sroy Som something to celebrate IN KEEPING WITH TRADITION graduate Sean Beebe passes the Hartford Key on to next year's Senior Class President Melissa Howe Melissa went on to thank the Class of ‘87 for their friendship and inspiration

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WORLD LEADERS frequently convene for negotiations in Mr Hudnor's Area Studies classes. Here, freshmen Stacey Pippin, Michael Clough, and Peter Martin representing PLO leaders attempt to settle affairs with the help of senior Lisa Spaulding and Principal Frank Kemson. What’s New7 STARRY-EYED senior Tony Termo lip syncs to Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” at the Yearbook sponsored Air Band “86. LIKE FATHER LKE SON Coach Butch Lovering and senior son Mike share an afternoon on the golf course during Class Day IT’S A BIRD. IT’S A PLANE. IT’S Super Seniors Karen Bassett. Sue Dandeneau. and Mary Alderfer' The three seem surprised to be caught on their way up the mountain.

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Dedicated To The Memory Of Tony Wilson 1969 - 1986 The Glory of Friendship is not the outstretched hand, nor the kindly smile nor the joy of companionship; it is the spiritual inspiration that comes to one when he discovers that someone else believes in him and is willing to trust him. We entrusted Tony with our friendship; and in return, he gave us many memories. Tony liked to adopt words and phrases and use them over and over again until he got sick of them. Some of his favorites were: relax “oh well,” and Kemo Sobie.' Tony always wore short sleeve shirts, even in winter; especially his Ben Jerry's” T-shirt. The only time anyone ever saw him in long sleeves was when he worked at P + C where they were required. Tony played short stop on Hartford's Varsity Baseball team. This was the only sport he played, and he put everything into it. We all remember what Tony was capable of doing for school work. He was a very smart person, but never seemed to think it necessary to do more than the minimum. Tony was not one to be serious in class, or anywhere else for that matter. He loved being the comedian; it was one of his specialties. There were some days though that Tony would share his quick temper with us at school: sometimes at friends, sometimes at strangers, and sometimes even at teachers. Yet even in these situations, he used that anger to provide amusement for his classmates. Tony really could liven up a class, that's for sure! If anybody needed help in class though, Tony was there. It wasn’t only in school either, he would gladly help anyone at anytime. Misfortunes, one can endure in time; they come from outside; they are accidents. But to suffer for one’s own faults ah, there is the sting of life. You don't get to choose how you’re going to die. Or when. You can only decide how you’re going to live. Now. Facing it - always facing it - that’s the way to get through. Face It! 10 Memorial