Montpelier High School - Record Yearbook (Montpelier, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1981 volume:

■ m i ruj Jfear Full of Memories THE 1981 RECORD Montpelier High School Montpelier, Vermont 2 We, the graduating Class of 1981. dedicate this year’s Record to a friend and teacher who has offered us much during our four years at M.H.S. His sense of humor and personality never failed to come through to make life a little easier. He never let us down if we needed a smile or a laugh. Only he would wear a cowboy hat and earmuffs during a Vermont winter to brighten our spirits! He liked each of us for what we were and took the time to be a friend. This dedication is meant to mark his time spent with us rather than his leaving for a new career in early March. With thanks for everything and wishes for the best of luck always, we dedicate our yearbook to ... 2 Paul Simpson Contents Our Jumpin’ Year Seniors......... Underclassmen.. Highlights Sports Clubs } J Community Support ..4 . 12 .40 .66 .82 114 136 168 3 5 1981 JUMPIN’ AT A YEAR M.H.S 6 7 Sec Jones jump! 9 The people at M.H.S. are always jumpin’... 10 .. .You just can’t keep ’em down! 12 — Seniors The Class of 1981 (Tries to form an 81 . . .) SENIOR OFFICERS: President Carl Pratt, Secretary Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur, Treasurer Kathy Drew, Vice President Dan Pierce. 14 — Seniors Chrissie catches up on the latest. To the Class of 1981: Tradition in many cases is accepted by people because it tends to denote stability, as well as a comfort level. Now and then a break from tradition in the form of a new way to accomplish an end result is good for all of us. You, the Class of 1981, have experienced a major break from traditional practices in that all 1981 graduates in Vermont must have met the Basic Competency requirements prior to being granted a diploma. While you may have felt at times that this was a real imposition and have asked the question, “Why us?' just keep in mind that change has to start at some point in time and if well handled will be of considerable benefit to those who follow. To this end you are to be commended in the way you have cooperated with the school staff and entered into the compe- tency process in a very positive manner. Your leadership qual- ities as a class reflect the individual initiatives which will be of considerable value to each of you in the years to come. Thanks for your help, and the best to each of you in your future endeavors. Edwin Jacobs. Principal George Sulima, Associate Principal Charles Johnson, Superintendent “Wonder if my neck will ever straighten out?” Seniors — 15 BABY PICTURES ... 1. Cheryl Aitchison 2. Sue Allard 3. Jeff Anders 4. Patty Amell 5. Matt Anderson 6. Richard Bashara 7. Barbara Bennett 8. Darcy Blow 9. Carol Boisvert 10. Angelina Bolkum 11. Ed Brigham 12. Bill Brooks 13. Rick Canales 14. Alison Cheney 15. Joanne Cooley 16. Dave Coletti 17. Keith Demingware 18. Dean Choske 19. Lauri Cody 20. Lori Denis 21. Rick Durkee 16 — Seniors BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND 17 i 21 22 1. Todd Field 2. Sandra Flood 3. Michele Frostick 4. Tammi Genest 5. Julie Giffin 6. Lisa Grout 7. Steve Gilman 8. Kathy Guare 9. Kathy Heney 10. Joe Hayes 11. Lisa Hickory 12. Pete Kay 13. Debbie Jensen 14. Patty Krahn 15. Bemie Leno 16. Steve Lyons 17. Paul Magnan 18. Carla Maynard 19. Hadley Foxworth 20. Audrey Miller 21. Michelle Mercier 22. Jeff Meldrum Seniors — 17 1. Sandra Nicholson 2. Margaret O’Neill 3. Otis Brown 4. Michelle Paul 5. Dan Pierce 6. Matt Peterson 7. Jim Ponsetto 8. Carl Pratt 9. Steve Quinn 10. Chrissie Roy 11. Betty Lawton 12. Mark Ramsay 13. Terri Relation 14. Dawn Rogers 15. Stephanie Smith 16. Karl Shallberg 17. John Snow 18. Jill Swasey 19. Lori Shatney 20. Tim Therrien 21. Libby Walker 22. Kathy Stocker 23. Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur 24. Tim Tomasi 25. Chris White 26. Susan Willis 27. Gerald Papineau 28. Bucky Livine 18 — Seniors “We don’t graduate until June 12th?” Jose having a fine day Seniors — 19 Senior Superlatives Most Spirited — Jeff Provost, Mrs. Papineau Class Clowns — Jeff Provost, Monica Percy Most Likely to Succeed — Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur, Dan Pierce Superlatives Continued on page 80 ... Seniors — 21 Asa Agren Cher Cheryl Ann Aitchison Sue Susan A. Allard Patty Patricia Lyn Amell Slanders Matt Jeffrey Lawrence Anders Matthew Walker Anderson Rick Richard Barr Richard C. Bashara Bash Asa Agren — “I thank you all for having made this year at Montpelier High such a wonderful memory.” A.F.S. Exchange Student from Sweden; Ski Team 4; A.F.S. 4; Soft- ball 4. Cheryl Ann Aitchison — ‘ Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning ' Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3. Secretary 4. Susan Alexandria Marie Allard — “When you part from your friends you grieve not. for that which you love most in them may be clearer in their absence as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain. Crosscountry 1.2,3.4;Track 1,2, Drama 3,4;Cheerleading I; Band I; Student Council 3,4; Swiss Exchange 4; Vermont All State 2,3,4; Chorus 2; New England Music Festival 4; Class Vice President 2.3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; French Club 2,3.4; Collegium 3.4. Patricia Lyn Amell — “Accept me as I am. so I may learn what I can become.” At Northfield: Gymnastics 1,2; Golf 1.2; Spanish Club 2; F.H. A. 1.2; Varsity Club 1,2. At Montpelier: Gymnastics 3,4; Golf 3; Cheerlead- ing 4. Jeffrey Lawrence Anders — Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. I drink at it — but while I drink 1 see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it is. Its thin current slides away, but eternity remains.” — Henry David Thoreau Crosscountry 1.2,3,4; Freshman Basketball 1;Golf 1; Band 1; Winter Track 2,3.4; Tennis 2,3.4; Ski 3; Spanish Club 4; Student Council 4; Varsity Club 4; Boys' State 3; Solonscope 4; UVM Junior Conference 3. Matthew Walker Anderson — The intellect of most men is barren. They neither fertilize nor are fertilized. It is the marriage of the soul with nature that makes the intellect fruitful, that gives birth to imagina- tion.” Golf 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2.3; Stage Crew 1,2, Treasurer 3,4. Richard Barr— “I've got no time for spreading roots. It's time forme to be gone. Though our health we drank a thousand times, it’s time to ramble on.” Football 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4. Richard C. Bashara — “Before you go to sleep, say a little prayer. Every day in every way it's getting better and better.” Football 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. 22 — Seniors BUH Angelina Lisa Bolkum Edward Brigham Bill Jack William Mills Brooks John J. Campbell Barbara FJka Bennett — “Today is the tomorrow I worried about yesterday.’’ J.V. Basketball Cheerleading 1; J.V. Softball I; Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 2,3; Class Secretary I. Joanne Theresa Beverina — “The past is gone . . . Dream on.“ Darcy Ann Blow — ‘ Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth. “ Pep Club 1.2.3; J.V. Softball I; J.V. Basketball Cheerleading I; Varsi- ty Softball 2,3; Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 2,3. Carol Anne Boisvert — “So if you think your life is complete confusion 'cause you never win the game, just remember that it's a grand illusion and deep inside we’re all the same. J.V. Cheerleading 1.2; Pep Club 1,2; Softball I. Angelina Lisa Bolkum — When you look over your shoulder and you see the life you've left behind, when you think it's over do you ever wonder what it is that holds your life so close to mine? Chorus 1,2,3; Latin Club 2.3; New England Music Festival 3. Edward Brigham — “Keep the old as long as it is good, and take the new as soon as it is better. Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1,2.3.4; Track 1,2.3,4. William Mills Brooks — “Sweet Memory! Wafted by the gentle gale. Oft up the stream of Time I turn my sail. Football 1; Ski Team 1.2.3; Baseball U.3.4; A.F.S. 3: Latin Club 2.3; Student Council 4. John J. Campbell — “I've tried for four years to get you people to listen to me — Why should I think you’ll listen to me now?” Freshman Football 1; Ski Team I; Golf 1; Masque 2; French Club 2.3.4; Solonscope 4. Seniors — 23 Dick Richard F. Canales Jr. Alison Bushnell Cheney Richard F. Canale Jr. — Anyone can Find out where you've been, but no one. not even you. knows where you're going.'' Football 1; Hockey L2.3,4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Student Council 2; Varsity Club 3.4. Alison Bushnell Cheney — There are places I remember, in my life, though some have changed some forever not for better some have gone and some remain, all these places never lose their meaning.’’ Chorus 1.2.3,4; Masque 3, President 4; Don Quixote, “West Side Story” 3; “The Mice Have Been Drinking Again.” “Camelot” 4; Forensics 3, Treasurer 4; Big Sister 3, Yearbook 4; Solonscope 4; Swiss Exchange 4; Winooski Valley Music Festival 4: French Club 2.3,4. Dean D. Choske — “Lines I have written, of words spoken, lines that you read — I say what I mean. It’s parallel lines that will never meet.” All)son Jill Coburn — “We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive w here we started and know the place for the first time.” — T.S. Eliot J.V. Football Cheerleading I. Captain 2; Varsity Football Cheerlead- ing 3. CcnCaptain 4; Masque 1.2.3.4; Gymnastics 3; Track 1.2; Big Sister 3.4, Lauri Ann Cody — “All the memories of yesterday will last a lifetime; we ll take the best, forget the rest, and some day find that these were the best of times.” J.V. Field Hockey I; Varsity Field Hockey 2.3.4; Tennis 1.2,3.4. Rayden Chandler Cody — “Time to get back on the road. Gonna leave these troubles behind time to carry the load, for what my life is a true design.” — Earth. Wind and Fire Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Tennis 1,2; Baseball 3.4; Varsity Club 2.3,4; French Club 2.3. David L. Coletti — “Without music, life would be a mistake.” Freshman Football 1; Stage Crew I. Joanne Lynn Cooley — “Never bend your head. Always hold it high. Look the world straight in the eye.” Varsity Softball Manager I; J.V. Girls' Basketball I; Band I; Spanish Club 3. 24 — Seniors Lebbs etc. Ravden Chandler Codv Lauri Ann Cody Jo David L. Coletti Joanne Lynn Cooley Kath Duf Durk Lori Ann Denis Kathleen Drew Brian Charles Dufresne Richard Thomas Durkee II Jim plays teacher. See the nice, clean blackboard? Richard Thomas Durkee II — “To everyone who had a date on Saturday night, a party on Sunday and an exam on Monday morning — and passed . . this Bud’s for you.” Freshman Football 1, J.V. 2, Varsity 3,4; Track 1.2,3,4. Marianne M. Cote — “Push on. Keep moving.” — Thomas Morton Cynthia J. Day — “You cant turn back the clock. But you can wind it up again.” — Bonnie Prudden J.V. Cross Country I, Varsity 2.3,4; J.V. Girls’ Basketball 1. Varsity 2,3,4; Tennis I; J.V. Softball 2, Varsity 3,4. Debra J. Demingware— “Don't let life discourage you; everyone who got where he is had to begin where he was.” J.V. Softball 1,2; Varsity 3,4; Chorus I. Keith D. Demingware — “Throughout the years, throughout the months, the time at Montpelier High School has been fun. The time has passed so quickly here. It’s almost time to leave my peers. When I leave this school this year. I hope in memory I will be here.” Track 1; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Tennis 4; Ski Team 4. Lori Ann Denis — “Yet the timeless in you is aware of life’s timeless- ness. and knows that yesterday is but today s memory and tomorrow is today's dream.” J.V. Field Hockey 1. Varsity 2.3,Captain4; IndoorTrack 2.3.4;Track 1,2.3.4; Basketball Cheerleading 2; Pep Club 1. President 3; French Club 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Homecoming Maid 2, Queen 4; Junior Prom Queen 3; Yearbook I. Literary Editor 2,3, Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3.4: Winooski Valley 2; National Honor Society 3.4; New Year’s Ball Queen 4. Kathleen Elizabeth-Marie Drew — “1 can’t be contented with yester- day’s glories. I can’t live on promises winter to spring. Today is my moment, and now is my story; I’ll laugh, and I'll cry and I’ll sing Chorus 1,2,3,4; Collegium 2,3,4; Winooski Valley Chorus 1,2; All State Chorus 3,4; New England Chorus 2,4; Masque 3; “West Side Story.” 3; Class Vice President 1; Class Treasurer 3,4; J.V. Cheer- leading 1. Varsity 2; Boys' Basketball Statistician 3,4; Yearbook 1,2. Brian Charles Dufresne — “Rivers belong where they can ramble Eagles belong where they can fly. I’ve got to be where my spirits can run free. Got to find my comer of the sky.” Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey l,2,3,4: Track 1.2.3.4; Collegium 3.4; Chorus 2. Section Leader 3.4, President 4; All New England Music Festival 3.4; All State Music Festival 3,4; Winooski Valley Music Festival 2; Masque 3,4; “West Side Story” 3; “Camelot” 4; French Club 2.3,4; Varsity Club 4; Solonscope 4; Swiss Exchange 4. Seniors — 25 Elrod Gary Eld red Tracey Lee Ellis Chris Christopher Fabian Todd Michael Field Trish-a Sandy Patricia Ann Flood Sandra J. Flood Mike Michael P. Ford Michele Lee Frostick Gan Eldred — Freshman Football I; Bowling 1,2; Golf 2. Tracey Lee ElBs — T ve always been a dreamer; someone who could slay dragons. But there are no dragons to slay; no castle to conquer. It's only a dream. Though 1 love to dream. 1 know there is something better . life. Chorus 1,2,3.4. Winooski Valley Music Festival 3; Masque 2,3,4; How to Get Rid of a Housemother 4; Camelot'' 4; Forensics 4. Christopher Fabian — Oh. I'm on my way, I know I am. The times there were when I thought not. We didn’t have my soul and their company. 1 thank the moon I had the strength to stop. Now, I’m not makin' love to anyone's wishes, only for that guide I see, 'cause when I'm dead and lowered. Lord, in my grave, that's going to be the only thing that’s left of me.” — Cat Stevens Freshman Football 1, J.V. 2, Varsity 3,4. Todd Michael Field — One of the best ways to persuade others is with your ears — by listening to them. Patricia Ann Flood — If people could only see through the inside, they would see a more beautiful person.' Pep Club 3; Big Sister 3; Yearbook 3,4. Sandra J. Flood — Be content with your lot; one cannot be first in everything.” Michael P. Ford — In my earlier years, I hid my tears and passed my days along, drifted on an ocean of loneliness. My dreams, like nets, were thrown to catch the love that 1 heard of in books and films and songs. Now there’s a world of illusion and fantasy in the place where the real world belongs.” Cross Country 2,3,4; Ski Team 1.2,3; Winter Track 4; Track 3.4. Michele Lee Frostick — Here's all the advice worth taking or giving: You have to live loving if you want to love living. Cross Country 1; J.V. Field Hockey 2,3; Chorus 1.2.3,4; Collegium 4; All State Music Festival 3,4; All New England Music Festival 4; Masque 4; Camelot 4; French Club Treasurer 2,3,4; Swiss Ex- change 4. What do you mean the whirlpool's broken? 26 — Seniors Gilman Lisa la la lou Steven W. Gilman Lisa Marie Goddard Goody Diana Carol Goodell Michael Gora Daisy Kalh Lisa Carol Grout Kathryn Mary Guare Carol pickled tink! Tamara Jean Genest — 'It doesn’t matter how many friends you have; it matters how many are your true friends.” Gymnastics 1.2,3. Manager 4; Pep Club 3; Track 4. Julie Pauline Giffm — They say these are not the best of times, but they're the only times I’ve ever known, and I believe there's time for meditation in cathedrals of our own.'' Softball 1; Pep Club 2; Track 2.3; Football Manager 3.4. Steven W. Gilman — Pain makes man think. Thought makes man wise. Wisdom makes life endurable.” Stage Crew I; Freshman Football I. Lisa Marie Goddard — The crazy person says. ‘I’m Abraham Lin coin.’ and the neurotic says. ‘I wish I were Abraham Lincoln' and the healthy person says, 'I am I, and you are you.” A.F.S. I; Track I; Big Sister 4; Brandon Christmas Party 4. Diana Carol Goddell — To have a friend is to be a friend.” J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity 3.4; Varsity Softball 3,4. Michael Gora — Woke up. got out of bed. dragged a comb across my head. Found my way downstairs and drank a cup and looking up I noticed I was late. Found my coat and grabbed my hat. made the bus in seconds flat. Found my way upstairs and had a smoke and somebody spoke and I went into a dream.'’ Ski Team 1,2.3; Cross Country 2.3.4. Lisa Carol Grout — Every day there is joy waiting to be discovered.” J.V. Girls' Basketball I, Varsity 2,3. Kathrvn Marv Guare — The practice of art can only be done success- fully and for the good of others by human beings who bring with them a little intelligence, a little wit, a little honor — a sea-scapist must love an ocean before he can make its movement stand still.” Masque I; French Club 2.3.4; Bowling 2.3.4; Yearbook Clubs Editor 4; Solonscope 4; Swiss Exchange 4; Shadow Program 3. Seniors — 27 “I can do that with one hand.’' Bruce Fairfield Hale — “In the event that this fantastic voyage should turn to erosion and we never get old. Remember it’s true, dignity is valuable but our lives are valuable, too.'' — David Bowie Freshman Football 1. J.V. 2, Varsity 3.4; Freshman Basketball I, J.V. 2; Track 1,2.3.4; French Club 2.3.4; Solonscope 4. Tina M. Hall — “I want to live. I want to grow . 1 want to see, I want to know. I want to share all I can give, I want to be. I want to live.” Joseph James Hayes — “It takes a clear mind . . to make it!” Basketball 1; J.V. Baseball 2, Varsity 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. Man Kathleen Heney — “I believe in the sun even when it is not shining. I believe in love even when I am alone. I believe in God even when He is silent.” J.V. Football Cheerleading Captain I; Ski Team 1; Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 2; Varsity Field Hockey 2,3. Captain 4; Track 2.3; Varsity Gub 2,3, Treasurer 4; French Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Col- legium 4; Homecoming Maid 3; Big Sister 3. Lisa Jean Hickory — “Friendship is like a rose — it blossoms and grows.” J.V. Football Cheerleading 1; Ski Team I; Girls’ Track 2; Pep Club 2,3; Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 2,3. Jennifer Jahnke — “For we are but of yesterday, and know nothing, because our days upon earth are a shadow.” — Job 8:9 Gymnastics 1,2.3, Co-Captain 4; Track 1,2; Masque 3,4; “How to Get Rid of a Housemother” 4; “Camelot” 4; “West Side Story” 3; Chorus 1.2,3. Vice President 4; Collegium 4; All State Music Festival 3,4; New England Music Festival 4; Class Secretary 3; Student Council 3,4; Junior Prom Court 3; French Club 2,3.4; Swiss Exchange 4. Deborah Ann Jensen — “Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you.” Latin Club 2; A.F.S. 4 A 1ft J V ' K ) % pT .mKtm r Bruce Fairfield Halev Tina M. Hall Hayzer Joseph James Hayes Kathy Mary Kathleen Heney Lisa Jean Hickory Jenni Jennifer Jahnke 28 — Seniors Tammy Jenkins Debbie Deborah Ann Jensen Pete Peter Alfred Kay David Sumner Kearney Kevin A. Kelley Marty Martin J. Kelley Peter Alfred Kay — “Never think you have it all; for to have it all means to miss a lot.” Cross Country I; Basketball 1,2,3; Track I; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Varsity Club 4; French Club 3,4; Winooski Valley 3,4. David Sumner Kearney — “No comment ” Band 1,2,3; Cross Country 3,4; Ski Team 2,3,4. Kevin A. Kelley — “No comment.” Martin J. Kelle — j.v. Baseball 1,2, Varsity 3,4. Iona Christine Kemp — “No matter where the future leads me. I will always have myself to rely on.“ Pep Club 3; Yearbook 3,4; Solonscope Business Editor 4; Library Club 3; Book Club 4 Linda S. Kemp — “Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.” Pep Club 3; Yearbook 3,4; J.V. Girls’ Basketball 2; Big Sister 3. Mark Edward Koenemann — “I hate quotations. Tell me what you know.” Football 1,2; Cross Country 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Patti Krahn — “Go for it. You will be glad you did.” Track 1,2.3,4; Cross Country 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Collegium 4. Betty R. Lawton — “Hast thou forgotten how soon we must sever'1 Oh! hast thou forgotten this day we must part? It may be for years, and it may be forever; Then why art thou silent, thou voice of my heart?” J.V. Field Hockey 1,2,3; J.V. Softball I, Varsity 2.4; Varsity Basket- ball 2,3. Michelle also catches up on the latest. (Editor's note: Coming up with good captions ain't as easy as you'd think!) Seniors — 29 Lister Karl Anthony List Chuck Charles V. Lewis Laurie Lichtenstein Bemie Bernard C. Leno Jr. Stephen D. Lyons Paul F. Magnan Krista Ann Mailman Carla Jean Mavnard Bernard C. Leno Jr. — A friend is a person you can trust and believe Freshman Football L J.V. 2. Varsity 3.4; J.V. Baseball 1,2, Varsity 3.4; Freshman Basketball I. J.V. 2; Varsity Club 4. Charles V. Lewis — “Closer than close — you see yourself — A mirrored image — of what you wanted to be. As each day goes by — a little more — you can’t remember — what you wanted anyway.” — p. weller, 79 Cross Country 1,2.3.4; Ski Team 1,2,3; Solonscope 4. Laurie Lichtenstein — A.F.S. Domestic Exchange Student from Grand Mound, Iowa; Yearbook 4; A.F.S. 4. Karl Anthony List — “The dog barks, but the caravan moves on. Football 1,2.3,4; Track 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1; Collegium 2.3; Big Brother 3. Stephen D. Lyons — I've had great years in the past and will have great years in the future.” Bowling 1,2; Stage Crew 1.2; Latin Club 2; Masque 4. Paul F. Magnan — All happiness depends on a leisurely breakfast. Varsity Hockey 1,2,3,4; Varsity Cross Country 1.2,3,4; Track 2,4; West Side Story” 3; French Club 2.3; Varsity Club 4; New England Music Festival 3,4 Krista Ann Mailman — To be the you that you want to be. to become all that you are capable of becoming, that is success.” J.V. Cross Country 1,2; J.V. Ski Team I; J.V. Gymnastics 2, Varsity 3,4; French Club 1,2,3.4; National Honor Society 3,4. Carla Jean Maynard — A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Its loveli- ness increases; it will never pass into nothingness.” 30 — Seniors Naaaaaah!” Ducky Audrey Ann Miller Gary Joseph Molander Write your own caption! Stones Richard Brian Nelson t Pap Margaret Mary O’Neill Gerald William Papineau Jeffrey Robert Vteldrum — “I finally got it all together But I forgot where I put it!” J.V. Baseball 2, Varsity 3,4. Michelle Ann Merrier — A good friend laughs at your worst jokes, puts up with your worst moods, goes along with your worst ideas and always sees the best in you.” Pep Club 2; J.V. Twirling I, Varsity 2,3, Captain 4; J.V. Softball I, Varsity 2.3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Football Manager 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Big Sister 4. Audrey Ann Miller— “Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a’vision. but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” Field Hockey 1,2; Track 1.2; French Club 2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3,4; Winooski Valiev 3; Class Treasurer 2; Mini Close-Up 3; Girls' State 3; A.F.S. Domestic Exchange Student to Lodi. California 4. At Lodi High: A Capella; Health Careers Club; I.R.S. Club. Gary Joseph Molander — “Of all life has to offer, of all that's great and true, that which means the most to me. is being friends with you.” J.V. Hockey 2, Varsity 3; Freshman Basketball 1. Varsity 4; Track 1.2; Bowling I; Varsity Club 4. Richard Brian Nelson — “The only reward of virtue is virtue , the only way to have a friend is to be one. French Club 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2,3.4; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Track 1,2,3,4 Sandra Lynn Nicholson — “Tis always morning somewhere in the world.” Track 1.2; Latin Club 2,4; J.V. Football Cheerleading 2; A.F.S. 3.4. Margaret Mary O'Neill — “Count your age by friends, not years; count your life by smiles, not tears.” Masque I; Library Aide 3. Gerald William Papineau — “It's a lot tougher to be a football coach than to be a president. You've got four years as a president, and they guard you. A coach doesn’t have anyone to protect him when things go wrong.” Freshman Football 1, J.V. 2, Varsity 3, Captain 4; Hockey 1.2,3. Captain 4; Baseball 3, Captain 4: Latin Club 3.4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. Seniors — 31 Knucker Matthew Charles Peterson “1 didn't do it! I didn’t do it!” Michelle M. Paul — The world's a happy place where everyone should dance and sing. And always have a smiling face and never sulk for anything.” Pep Club I; J.V. Football Cheerleading 3. Carleen Pembroke — I'm me and you’re you because I believe if you can't be with the one you love, love the one you’re with.” Varsity Field Hockey 2; Varsity Gymnastics 1.2; Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 3. Captain 4; Track 1.2,3, Captain 4; Student Council 3, Social Committee Chairman 4; Class Secretary 2, President 3; French Club 4; Yearbook I, Underclassman Editor 2, Academics Editor 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Bowling 3; Chorus 1,3.4; Winooski Valley 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Swiss Exchange 4. Monica Percy — Two roads diverged into a wood, and I. 1 took the one less travelled by. and that has made all the difference.” J.V. Field Hockey I, Varsity 2,3. Tri-Captain 4; J.V. Softball 1, Co-Captain 2; Latin Club 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3,4. Matthew Charles Peterson — Life is a compass that sails you the right way, and accomplishments on the way make for a better life.” Football 1.2.3.4; Hockey 1,2,3.4; Track 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1; Boys' State 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4. Daniel C. Pierce — I walked on the beach in the early morn; I stood on a rock looking out at the sea; and I believed what I said when I said 1 feel free.” Crosscountry 1,2,3, Captain 4; J.V. Hockey I. Varsity 2.3.4; Tennis 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Collegium 4; Winooski Valley 3; All States 3; New Englands 4; Class Treasurer I; Class Vice President 4; Student Coun- cil 4; National Honor Society 2,3, Vice President 4; Masque 3,4; West Side Story” 3; The Mice Have Been Drinking Again” 4; Camelot” 4; Varsity Club 4; Boys' State 3; Junior Conference 3; DAR Good Citizen 4; Swiss Exchange 4; French Club 2, President 3,4. James Paul Ponsetto — Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday.” Freshman Football I. Varsity 2,3,4; Varsity Hockey 1,2.3.4; Track 1.2,3.4; Debate 3,4; Concert Choir 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Swiss Exchange 4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 2.3,4; Yearbook 4. Carl Richard Pratt — I look back and find us laughing, crying and living with it; if these experiences hadn’t been shared, they wouldn’t have been so special.” Freshman Football I. J.V. 2, Varsity 3,4. Co-Captain 2,3.4; J.V. Hockey 1, Varsity 2,3,4; J.V. Baseball I, Varsity 2; Track 3.4; Junior Prom Chairman 3; Mini Close-Up 3; Boys’ State 3; Varsity Club Vice President 3, President 4; Yearbook Senior Section Editor 4; Student Council 4; Class President 4 Tom Prevost — And now, it’s Miller Time.” Freshman Football 1; Freshman Basketball 1. 32 — Seniors Dan Daniel C. Pierce Wally James Paul Ponsetto Twotter Carl Richard Pratt Tyco Tom Prevost Mesh Michelle M. Paul Carleen Pembroke Monica Percy Heffy Steve | Jeffrey R.V. Provost III Steven Patrick Quinn Jose M. Ramirez Mark S. Ramsay -v « •S' V Skoit Kurt Reinecke Terri Terri Jo Relation Mopin’ Sue Dede Weezy Dawn Marie Rogers Louise Romano Jeffrey Richard Vanderbilt Provost III — We’ve grown up together for twelve straight years, and we vowed, together we’d see the end Well, the time has come for us to part, and I’d like to thank you for being my friends Freshman Football I, J.V. 2. Varsity 3,4; Varsity Hockey 1.2,3. Captain 4; Student Council 1,2,3, President 4; Class President 2; Junior Prom Chairman 3; Debate Team 4; Varsity Club 2.3,4; Boys State 3. Steven Patrick Quinn — “I’m not conceited Being conceited is an imperfection, and I’m perfect.’ J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football Manager 4; Track 1,2,3.4 Jose M. Ramirez — A.F.S. Exchange Student from Paraguay; Bowl- ing 4; A.F.S. 4; Spanish Club 4. Mark S. Ramsay — ’’Be silent, or speak something worth hearing.” Golf 1,2,3, Captain 4; Bowling 2; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. Kurt Reinecke — ‘ Men of genius are rarely much annoyed by the company of vulgar people because they have a power of looking at such persons as objects of amusement or another race altogether. Cross Country 1; Ski Team 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; A.F.S. 3. Terri Jo Relation — it was early morning yesterday; I left before the dawn. I really have enjoyed my stay, but I must be moving on — Supertramp Dawn Marie Rogers — Books cannot always please, however good; Minds are not ever craving of their food.” Chorus 1,2. Louise Romano — “You’ve got to get up every morning w ith a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart. Pep Club 1.2; Gymnastics 1.3; Spanish Club Secretary 2. Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4; Latin Club 2; Quill and Scroll 3; Chorus 3. Secretary 4; Masque Vice President 3.4; The American Dame” 2; “Pippin” 2; “Don Quixote” 3; “West Side Story ” 3; “How to Get Rid of a Housemother” 4; Yearbook 2, Literary Editor 3, Editor 4; Stu- dent Council 1,2. Administrative Relations Committee Chairman 3. Secretary 4; Winoosk: Valley 4; All States 4. Seniors — 33 Chrissie Jeri Joe Farmer Christine F. Roy Jerilvn Rose Schillhammer Joseph Francis Segale Karl W. Shallbcrg Christine F. Roy — “1 count myself in nothing else so happy as in a soul remembering my good friends.” J.V. Football Cheerleading 2. Varsity 3. Co-Captain 4; Varsity Bas- ketball Cheerleading 3.4; Track 1,2; Masque 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,3; Spanish Club 3, Secretary 4; A.F.S. 3. Secretary 4; Varsity Club 3.4; Big Sister 3.4. Jerilvn Rose Schillhammer — “A friend is someone with whom I may be sincere, and to whom I may think aloud.” Student Council 1,2; A.F.S. 2.3; Ski Team 2,3; Field Hockey 2.3. Joseph Francis Segale — “People who know little are usually great talkers, while people who know much say little.” Karl W. Shall berg — “Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we oft might win. by fearing to attempt.” Football 1,2,3.4; Indoor Track 4; Track 4. Lori Lee Shatney — “You cannot teach a man anything. You can only help him discover it within himself.” — Galileo Ski Team 1; Big Sister 3.4; Track 3,4. Stephanie Angele Smith — I'm not one who makes believe, 1 know that leaves are green, they only turn to brown when autumn comes around, I know just what I say. Today's not yesterday, and all things have an ending.” — Stevie Wonder Masque 1.2,3.4; Chorus 2,3,4; French Club 3.4; Pep Club 2; A.F.S. 3; Yearbook Treasurer 4; Solonscope 4; Swiss Exchange 4. John Sherwood Snow — “It's always been the same; it’s just a compli- cated game.” — XTC A.F.S. I; Track 1,3,4; Ski Team 1,2,3; French Club 2,3.4; Cross Country 2,3,4. Kathy Lynn Stocker — ‘Live each day with the thought that every new tomorrow can be the beginning of something great.” J.V. Football Cheerleading 1; Pep Club I; Chorus 1. 34 — Seniors “Why don't ya come up and see me sometime Jill Charlie Brown Robin Jill Swasey Timothy A. Therrien Toma Lib Timothy Bert Tomasi Libby O’Kelly W alker Todd keeps a stiff upper lip. Robin Jill Swasey — ’How come you always want tomorrow, with its promise of hard things to do?” — David Bowie J.V. Football Cheerleading I, Varsity 2,3,4; Ski Team I; Softball 2; Gymnastics 3; Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 4; Masque I; Solon- scope 4; Pep Club 1.2.3. Timothy A. Therrien — “i am the light, the truth and the way. You may only come to God through me.' Listen to the Father of light and heed the call.” Timothy Bert Tomasi — “So many men seem destined to settle for something small, but I won't rest until I know I II have it all. So don’t ask where I’m going, just listen when I’m gone, and far away you'll hear me singing softly to the dawn. Student Council 1.2.3, Treasurer 4; French Club Chairperson 2,3.4; J.V. Baseball 1.2, Varsity 3,4; Ski Team 1,2,3; Varsity Hockey 4; Solonscope 4; Debate Team 3.4; Chorus 2,3. Section Leader 4; Col- legium 3,4; All States 3,4. All New EngJands 3,4; Masque 3.4; “West Side Story” 3; “How to Get Rid of a Housemother 4; “Camelot” 4: Varsity Club 3,4; Swiss Exchange 4. Kenneth J. YValbridge — “Just remember: love is life, and hate is living death. Treat your life for what it’s worth, and live for every breath. ” Bowling 4. Libby O’Kelly Walker — “The best way out is always through. Track 3; Masque 4; “Macbeth” 4: Solonscope 4. Jennifer B. Wallace-Brodeur — “ . . . we should live each day as though we were going to live forever, and as though we were going to die tomorrow,” Ski Team 1; Track 3; Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 4; Student Council 3.4; French Club 2, Secretary 3. Vice President 4; Chorus I. 2.3.4; Masque 2. Treasurer 3.4; National Honor Society 3, Treasur- er 4; Class Secretary 4; All State Music Festival 3; Girls’ State 3; Winooski Valley Music Festival 4: Swiss Exchange 4. David Ward — “1 Finally got it all together. If you wait a second. I’ll see if I can find it.” Ski Team 4; Golf 4. Cheryl Ann White — “Happiness is like time and space — We make and measure it ourselves: it is a fantasy — as big, as little as you please — just a thing of contrasts and comparisons. J. V. Softball 1,2, Varsity 3.4; Gymnastics 1.2.3.4, Jubey Jennifer B. Wallace-Brodeur David Ward Wed Eddie Fredrick Wendel Chervl Ann White Seniors — 35 Whiter Sue Christopher D. White Susan Louise Willis Tracey looks guilty! Christopher D. White — “Today, look at what you did yesterday and try to do better tomorrow. Freshman Football 1. J.V. 2, Varsity 3.4: Bowling 2; Varsity Club 4; Baseball 4. Susan Louise W illis — “Think of your forefathers and think of your prosperity.' (No caption here. Sue wouldn't tell us what she was thinking about!) 36 — Seniors Joooooe! Pretzels make Martin’s lunch munch better. Stephanie up to something! Seniors Homeroom can wait. Sandy wants to be late. Tammi Genest flashes her best Dick kills time. HALL DUTY 38 — Seniors Gather together your yesterdays and tie them with strings of memory. Open them from time to time for a chance to remember and smile. Live all of your todays; take each moment for what it is and all it offers. Celebrate the small times as well as the big; Cherish the silences as well as the words Do not wish for your tomorrows, but look forward to them with hope. And know each day holds new things to conquer. — Underclassmen Underclassmen —41 42 — Juniors Tim Anderson Mark Audy Colleen Baird Nancy Ball Cherrie Belville Dawn Bezio Patty Blakeman John Blouin Donna Boisvert Cindy Borry Todd Boucher Jodi Breer Rick Brigham Peter Brousseau Martha Brown Colleen Bruzzese Peter Canales Melanie Chapman Doug Cleveland Dan Cobum Steve Cody Pam Collins Peter Conlon Dan Cook 44 — Juniors Julie Costello Theresa Couture Barbara Crossett Cristina Davila Cara Davy Jennifer Day Sharon Demers Sandra Demingware Susan Donnelly Vicki Doten Lisa Douglass Alex Ellerson Richard Emmons Todd Everett Penni Fitzgerald David Flanders Stacy Frazier Richard Friot Sheila Gauthier John Gibson Bill Gidney Laura Goode 11 Jill Graves Mary Greiner Juniors — 45 Rick Harlow Meg Heney Heidi Hersey Kim Higgins Penny Holmes Susan Jacobs Tammy Jacobs Alana Jahnke Paul Jenkins John Jewett Janel Johnson Wayne Johnston Cheryl Jordan Heidi Keck Tim Keefe James Keene Greg Keough Dan Kerin Chris Kuncz Karol Laiho Brad Lamphere 46 — Juniors Derry I Lang Steve LaRosa Dan Lawson Sandy Leno Bonnie Lipman Leslie Lyons Chris Manning Kevin Marinelii Tammy Maynard Demsey McCann Sean McGinley Sally McKee Dennis Menard Diane Mercier « Jodeen Miller Chris Mills-Brown David Monroe Tim Mullins Steve Nelson Kenny Papineau Darcy Parker Ellen Peduzzi Lori Pembroke John Pepin Juniors — 47 Yvonne Pepin Andrea Ponsetto David Provost Julie Pryce Jim Ramsay Chris Raspe Lisa Richardson Steve Richardson Heather Richmond Robin Ricker Tom Rivers Steve Robinson Gerald Rokes Walker Rowan Mike Scolaro David Shallbcrg Laureen Shannon Steve Shepard 48 — Juniors Pat Sikora Tina Skiffington Lisa Slaybaugh Michelle Snetsinger Joe Staab Robert Stalling Kim Stark Karen Start David Steams Suzanne Stone Kim Swasey Shawn Sweeney Karen Tilley Peter Wasik Rob Wheeler Kelly White James Wright Cindy Zuanich Juniors — 49 Ellen Adams Brian Aitchison Carol Aja Kathryn Alger Cynthia Ambrose Peter Augustoni Cindy Bagalio Suzanne Barrett Lilli Bashara Sarah Bates Paul Blouin Linda Blow Lisa Bond Carol Borry Mary-Jane Boyce 52 — Sophomores Scott Bresscttc Allen Brier Dodie Brigham Judith Brown Robert Brown Francis Burdett Kathy Buzzell Crystal Campbell Karlynn Canales Thomas Carey Brian Charron Margreta Cheney Sueann Christie Heidi Citrini Chip Cody Robin Coletti Stephanie Collins Richard Cook Donna Couture Daniel Denis Stephanie Donald Sophomores — 53 Keith Doyle Kelly Doyle Colleen Drew Edward Fabian William Farr Joanne Ferland Dale Flanders Stephen Folta Michael Freeman Randy Friot Michael Garcia Eileen Geagan Scott Goodrich Edward Gowans Russell Hall Douglas Hayes Michael Healy Christopher Hedges Marshall Henderson David Holmes James Horan David Hudson Duncan Hughes 54 — Sophomores Teresa Jangraw Susan Jay Jeff Jensen Marci Jerd Doug Johnson Pam Keefe Dan Kelley Bryan Kent Nelson LaFrance Sonja Lai ho Chris Leno Amy Lincoln Peter Lincoln Arne List Eliza Lowther Heidi Mailman Marsha Manning Sophomores — 55 Chris Manneau Mary Me Lei Ian David McMullen Doug Meade Julie Messier Sean Monsarrat Steve Moore James Mullen Bob Nelson Rick Otten Jerry Poitras Michelle Poulin Lori Pratt Chrystal Prescott Sheryl Quelch Kathy Ramsay Lisa Rouelle Shannon Ryan Tom SegaJe Terrie Shatney Chris Shepard Lori Shepard 56 — Sophomores Sandra Shepard Jamie Sikora Mike Simanskas Gordon Spillman Lisa Staab Zena Stark Richard Stiilson Jeff Sullender Shannon Sweeney Art The men Nga Tran Rob Tucker Scott Tyler Ron Wal bridge Jeremy Wallace- Brodeur Tim Wells Melissa Wheeler Laura Witham Sophomores — 57 Debra Aitchison Matt Allard Ralph Aronson Abigail Austin Patty Austin Alicia Baren Bill Bates Eric Beaulieu Martha Beede Karen Boisvert Joyce Bolkum Paul Boyle Bonnie Broughton Albert Burden Patty Bushey Lisa Buttura Brian Carpenter Richard Cleveland Kim Coghian Fred Costello Chris Couture Katy Cummings Matt Czaplinski Lisa Davy Susan Demers Karen Demingware Jenni Donald Randy Doten Tony Facos Denise Fair 60 — Freshmen Jerome Ferland Jaime Fewer Heather Field Jim Files Shari Fitch Lynda Fitzgerald Darryl Flood Sara Folta Lisa Fresolo Janine Frostick Rick Garand Jodi Genest Doug Gilman Theresa Gomez Cheryl Goode 11 Harry Gordon Larry Hebert Kellv Higgins Jack'Hill Mark Jarvis Carol Jones Robert Kearns Freshmen — 61 Sara Keenan Carla Keene Stephen Keene Alison Kelly Chris Krahn Kevin LaFrance Lisa Larose Brent Lillcy Rick Lizzari Cady Lyons Tom Lyons John MacDonald Wanda Magoon Tina Manning Mike Marineau Kim Martin Brian Maynard Chrissy Mercier 62 — Freshmen Roger Merrill Heather Miller Kim Montgomery Dan Morse Christine Mullen Sean Murphy Tim Murray Tien Nguyen Cora Nutter David O’Brien Jeff Otten Cheryl Paquette Ronald Parker Todd Pembroke Stephanie Pierce Dan Poulin Penniann Pratt Leslie Premo Stephanie Prevost Jon Provost Tammy Pulsifer Tina Pulsifer Freshmen — 63 Rorri Quero Carl Quesnel Susan Quinn Audrey Raspe Gordon Rice Gray Ricker Carol Rivers Sheila Robinson Heather Rogers Diane Romano Jon Rouelle Kelly Rowell Camilla Schamaun Thomas Sheridan Sandy Skiflfington Susan Somers Mike Staab Robert Start 64 — Freshmen Kelly Stocker Chris Sumner Todd Sumner Annette Thurston Kim Tilley Michele Trudel Greg Wagner Shawna Wakeling Susan Ward Mari Wark Cindy Wheeler Scott Wilder Lynn Wilkinson Andrea Wilson Karla Wort man Freshmen — 65 66 — Highlights Highlights — 67 The 1980 Home- coming started off with a bang! Wednesday was Dress-Up Day, and kids came to school dressed up as everything from pelicans to clowns. The juniors won for class participation, but, in the end, the senior boy “cheer- leaders” proved to be the school favo- rites. A typical day in typing class 68 — Highlights Mr. Pclkey! You ought to try Cling-Free! 70 — Highlights mm T-SHIRT DAY... But Miss Silsby. I’ll Find the fruit fly! I’ll Find it! Mr. Brooks with his “This Is Your Life” honorary plaque. .. FRESHMAN RECEPTION Why, Juliet, what big ears you have! Katie flashes a winning smile. Homecoming week con- tinued with T-shirt day. Students and teachers came to school sporting their favorite T-shirts. Also. Mr. Brooks received a plaque after making it through a surprise — and hilarious — “Mr. Brooks . .. This Is Your Life” assembly. On Friday, the freshmen got zapped at their pep rally initiation. They were tough, though. They went on strike and refused to sing, “We Love You, Seniors!” Highlights — 71 If you think you can humiliate me you’re right! Ain’t she sweet! Homecoming week ended with a fantastic parade and great triumph over the Spaulding football team. Solon spirit was sky high. Wow! Homecoming Queen Lori Denis headed the parade. PARADE The seniors’ Super Solon Snoopy float. The juniors’ first place Winnie the Pooh float. 72 — Highlights 1 1 The freshman float, which wasn't bad . . for freshmen Homecoming Senior Maid Cheryl Aitchison with Jill Graves clowns around at the parade, escort Rick Canales. Highlights — 73 Ellen Adams Patty Austin Sarah Bates Patty Bushey Alison Cheney Gita Cheney Stephanie Collins Tracey Ellis Sara Folta Duncan Hughes Jennifer Jahnke Carla Keene Alison Kelly Brad Lamphere Rick Lizzari Chris Marineau Heather Miller Chris Mills-Brown 76 — Highlights I I In November, Masque, under the direction of Mr. Pelkey and Mr. Bate, presented three one-act plays: How To Get Rid of a Housemother, Two Crooks and a Lady, and The Mice Have Been Drinking Again, in addi- tion to scenes from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and Macbeth. The plays included over 30 people, many of them new to Masque. Cast Jeff Otten Cheryl Paquette Dan Pierce Jerry Poitras Dan Poulin Lori Pratt Susan Quinn Heather Richmond Heather Rogers Louise Romano Chris Shepard Susan Somers Kim Tilley Tim Tomasi Michele Trudel Libby Walker Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur Andrea Wilson Survey ’81 In our continuing effort to find out what is on the minds of the students of the yearbook staff conducted a survey of the student body. The results are as follows: What was the worst fad of the past year? 1. Punk Rock 2. Disco 3. Prep 4. Earrings for boys 5. The little plastic hands that wave in car windows What was the most important news event of the past year? 1. The Iranian crisis 2. School was canceled at 9 a.m. one day because of a broken water pipe 3. J.R. was shot 4. John Lennon's death 5. Mr. Phillips passed a school bus with flashing red lights What was the best fad of the past year? 1. Designer jeans 2. New Wave 3. Playing blackjack 4. Hot tubs 5. Migrating to Florida for April vacation What is the worst book you’ve had to read in school? 1. Concepts in Chemistry 2. Julius Caesar 3. A Separate Peace 4. Wuthering Heights 5. Moby Dick Highlights — 77 What is the best movie you’ve seen? 1. “Halloween” 2. “Star Wars” 3. “Any Which Way You Can” 4. “Brian's Song” 5. “10” NEW YEAR’S BALL Darcy and David sitting one out The traditional Christmas Ball was held on New Year’s Day this year be- cause of scheduling prob- lems. The music was pro- vided by Boogie Beasts. A splendid time was guaran- teed for all. Patty and Chris were all smiles. THE COURT: Kim Montgomery, Lou Lawton. Kim Coghlan, Jeff Anders. Rayden Cody. Queen Lori Denis, Andrea Wilson. Shawn Sweeney, Patty Blakeman, Chris Turley. 78 — Highlights Paul and Darcy enjoying the evening Petey. you're so cute! Highlights — 79 Alternative Superlatives (Continued from page 21) Most Athletic % Foreign Agent of the Year 80 — Highlights Class Leader Most Spirited Most Popular Most Likely To Ask Embarrassing Questions Highlights — 81 82 — Sports Sports — 83 FIELD HOCKEY Varsity field hockey had a difficult 3-6-3 season this year, but the team was full of spirit and enthusiasm. Coach Stowell said that even though some of her best players were graduating, she knew the team would continue to improve next year. Coach Walker says she can “hardly wait for the next J.V. field hockey season. She said 1980 was a “growing year, and she was pleased with the girls' efforts. The season ended with a 2-7-2 record. Field hockey members follow the action from the bench. V ARSITY —First Row: C. Baird. K. Swasey.T. Couture, K. Heney, L. Denis. M. Percy. L. Cody. K. Doyle. K. Start, L. Shannon. Second Row: J. Graves. C. Bruzzese. R. Ricker. J. Costello. K. White. N. Ball. Coach Stowell. C. Jordan, M. Heney. P. Blakeman, E. Geagan. S. Stone. T. Maynard. J V — First Row: C. Drew, R. Coletti. C. Aja. L. Bashara, P. Keefe. J. Donald. K. Martin. L. Wilkinson. Second Row: A. Lincoln. J. Genest, K. Montgomery , L. Bond, K. Drew, K. Cummings, S. Keenan. Third Row: C. Jones, C. Bagalio, S. Bates, K. Stocker. K. Boisvert. J. Frostick, D. Purdy. C. Rivers, Coach Walker. 84 — Sports Sr 3 V ‘Right here! ’ “No, you don’t!” “Okay, you can have it.” Sports — 85 “Which way did it go?” Stretch! The chase is on. 86 — Sports The J. V. team gets advice from Coach Walker. Whack that ball! Cross Country The girls’ cross country team had a tough act to follow after three consecutive state championships, but the girls tried their best and had a satisfying season. With many able freshmen joining the team this year, they look for- ward to the future. The boys team continued on an upward trend. Coaches Phillips, Skea and Duesing look forward to an outstanding season next year. With the incredible talent of the under- classmen, M.H.S. hopes to have one of the top teams in the state. Double time. First Row: K Higgins. K. Canales, K. Coghlan, C. Schamaun, C. Day. D Brigham. K Alger, A. Kelly. A. Ponsetto. C. Prescott. Second Row: J. Rouelle. D. Flanders. M. Czaplinski. M. Ford. D. Kearney, R. Brigham, A. Ellcrson. T. Carey, M Lewis, F Burdett, A. Burdett Third Row- Coaches Phillips, Skea, Duesing. Missing: M. Gora, J. Wallace-Brodeur, I Witham. D. Parker. S. Allard. Heading home. Coming down the home stretch! C'mon. Rick! You can do it! “I hope this race is almost over!” 88 — Sports Fighting till the end! Matt moves out. i No sweat! Andrea in a blur of speed Coach Duesing gets into the team spirit. Sports — 89 Runners wait nervously for the starting gun. Football The Solon varsity team had an outstand- ing season this year with an 8-1 overall re- cord. It was a year with a great defense, and our team proved to be one of the best in the division. The J. V. team also did very well, ending with 7 wins and 2 losses. Members show great potential for varsity action. The freshmen had a 2-4 season, but they learned more with every game and gained a lot of experience. Coaches Morrison. Shaneburger, Curtis, Czok. Brooks. Simpson. - VARSITY — First Row: D. Flanders. D. ShaUberg. K. Marinelli. R. Harlow, D. Cook. G. Papineau, C. Pratt, K. Shallberg, K. List, R. Durkee. J. Provost Second Row: S. Sweeney J. Gibson, T. Rivers, D. Cobum, P. Canales, J. Blouin. M. Peterson. S. Cody. P. Sikora, B. Gidney, C. Fabian. E. Brigham. Third Row: P. Wasik. T. Everett. J. Staab. C. Raspe, D. Cleveland. P. Kay, B. Leno, C. White, R. Cody, B. Dufresne. B. Haley. J. Ponsetto. J.V. First Row: Coach Curtis. D McMullen, T. Wells, S. Shepard, W. Farr. B. Charron, P Blouin, A. List, L. Lawton, E. Fabian. D. Hayes, P Lincoln. T. Grant. Second Row: D. Lawson. S. McGinley, J. Horan, C. Hedges. D. Hudson. R. Tudker. E. Gowans. M Simanskas. S. Moore. B Nelson, S. Sweeney. M. Scolero. FRESHMEN First Row: J Fewer, R. Cleveland, S. Murphy, T. Murray, R. Qucro. B Bates, K. LaFrance. E. Beaulieu, J. Provost. Second Row: J. MacDonald, D. Gilman, B. Carpenter. D. Morse, T. Lyons, T. Pembroke, R. Garand. G. Ricker. G. Rice, B. Lilley, J. Hill. All together now. The new position Who’d he call? „ First in a line of winners 92 — Sports Managers Cheerleaders The M.H.S. football program continued to attract many partici- pants this year. Some of the most important never played. They were the cheerleaders and the managers. Solon spirit stayed high thanks to their efforts. MANAGERS: M. Mercier, E. Peduzzi. S. Quinn. J. Johnson. J. GifTin. J.V. CHEERLEADERS — First Rem: M Chapman. J. Bolkum. Second Row: C. Campbell. S. Laiho. Top: L. Buttera. 94 — Sports VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — First Row: K Widness, J Wallace-Brodeur. J. Swasey, C. Pembroke. Second Row: D. Couture, C. Roy, L. Blow. Winter Cheerleaders Though winter temperatures dropped to re- cord lows, the winter cheerleaders helped our spirits soar to record highs. VARSITY HOCKEY CHEER- LEADERS — First Row: K. Cogh- lan. M. Chapman. Second Row: H. Miller, H Rogers Third Row: T. Couture, J. Breer, C. Leno. Top: S. Donnally, J. Miller. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — First Row: C. Paquette. S. Quinn, K. Montgomery Second Row: S. Bates, S. Somers. P Austin. S. Laiho. Top: L. Buttura. Sports — 95 % — Sports Back checking action by Dan ‘The Man” Pierce Hockey The varsity hockey team, after a slow start, came back to win nine out of ten games, making Coach Michaelson and their school very proud of them. Although the Solons didn’t go far in the playoffs. Coach Michaelson described the season as a “great one. The J.V. team, led by Coach Pierson, finished the season with a 4-7 record. They were up against a lot of tough competition, playing many Division I teams and playing well against them. VARSITY — First Row: S. Shepard. J. Blouin, C. Prait, J. Provost. K. Marinelli. D. Provost. P. Augustoni, T. Tomasi. Second Row: D. Cobum, J. Ponsetto, P. Sikora. P. Barrett. Coach Michaelson, R. Canales. M. Henderson, D. Pierce, P. Magnan. B. Dufresne. “Come on. guys. Don’t leave me here all alone.” J.V. First Row: B. C harron. J. Wright, J. Provost, S. Shepard. A. Brier. T. Facos. T. Lyons. Second Row: J. Poitras, T. Carey, J. Wright. J Sikora, J. Horan, J. Poitras. B. Carpenter. 98 — Sports Twirlers Montpelier's twirlers add excitement to halftime shows during the football and bas- ketball seasons. The girls work hard to the beat of the M.H.S. band. Mary-Jane Boyce displays her twirling talent. Sports — 99 Girls’ Basketball This year. Coach Jacek and his towel saw their team have their best season ever in the history of M.H.S., ending with a 9-11 record and qualifying for the playoffs. The J.V.s also had a good season, ending with an 8-12 mark. “I should be in my tutu for this.” Jill Graves looks for an open teammate. VARSITY — First Row: J. Graves. S. Demingware, D. Goodell. M. Brown, L. Shepard. Second Row: C. Day. K. Boisvert. K. Laiho. K. White. P O’Neill, E. Geagan. N. Ball, Coach Jacek. 100 — Sports 102 — Sports J.V. —First Row: B. Broughton. K. Rowell. C. Mercier. K. Higgins, K. Demingware. K. Ramsay Second Row: Coach DiroIf.C Drew. K. Doyle. L. Witham. A. Raspe, L. Premo, S. Fitch. Karen Demingware haunts the Randolph Ghosts. “Look, coach! I can fly!” This dance is for Shannon. Boys’ Basketball The boys’ varsity team didn’t win as many games as in previous years, but the squad still provided their fans w ith a lot of excitement. They were a team that always hung in there, and many of their losses were very close. With a lot of players returning next year, the experienced lineup should reverse many of their defeats. Coach Czok's J. V. players had a good season, ending with a 12-8 record. There was a lot of talent on the team, and Coach Drew looks forward to having some of the J. V. crew on varsity next year. The freshmen had a very successful season, ending with an 11-5 record. Much praise should be given to the boys and Coach Drew, who, for the first time, got his hand at coaching both the freshman and varsity squads. The future looks bright for the frosh. “It s stuck!” V ARSITY — First Row: R. Nelson. R. Cody. S. Robinson. S. Sweeney, S. Sweeney. M Koenemann. Second Row: Coach Drew. D. Shallberg. G. Molander, M. Scolaro, R. Brigham, E. Brigham. ,_______________________________________________ Sports — 103 J V. — First Row: D. Denis, P. Blouin. B. Lilley, J. Mullen. T. Segale. Second Row: CoachCzok, K. Doyle, M. Simanskas, B. Aitchison, S. Moore, J. Kerin. Brian Aitchison looks for help 104 — Sports and shoots for two. FRESHMEN — First Row: M. Marineau, E. Beaulieu. B. Kearns, A. Burdett. Second Row: J. Fewer. R. Start, T. Pembroke, G. Ricker, J. Hill, Coach Drew. A gray shot of Gray Sport5 _ 105 Todd Pembroke lays it in. Solon on the slopes Robin Ricker after a good day's workout 106 — Sports On the way up Andrea Ponsetto exhibits her winning form. Skiing The girls’ alpine ski team had a very successful season this year. Led by captain Asa Agren, the team finished well in the district finals. Under the fine coaching of Beth Eurich, one exceptional skier, Andrea Ponsetto, went on to become 13th in the state for giant slalom, and 16th in the state for slalom. The boys’ alpine ski team, composed mainly of underclass- men. worked very hard. Near the top of the field was captain Freddy Costello, who shows great promise. The cross country ski team had a very rewarding year for coaches Martha Nowlan and Jamie Huntsman. Composed mainly of freshmen, the team went on to place well in the district finals. “Who. me? A star0” “One more turn and I'm down.” First Row: L. Larose, S. Keenan. K. Wortman, C. Prescott, M. Allard. S. Murphy Second Row. Coach Huntsman, F. Costello, D. Aitchison. A Agren, D. Ward. K. Tilley, A. Baren. Coach Nowlan Third Row: J. Wallace-Brodeur. K. Demingware. C. Lyons, D. Lang, M Czaplinski. J Frostick. R. Ricker. A. Ponsetto. K. Cummings, P. Kearney. Missing: H. Keck, P. O’Brien, R. Cleveland, Coach Eunch. Sports — 107 108 — Sports Coach Eurich relaxes after a great meet. Gymnastics The gymnastics team had a great season. The girls, led by Co-Captains Kim Swasey and Jenni Jahnke, performed well, even against class L teams. The Solons came in second at the state Class I-M meet. “I hope that was right!” ‘‘Oh. I thought you said 10.0 First Row: H Mailman. K. Swasey, S. Jay,C. Keene. T. Manning. T Genest Second Row: S. Barrett. J. Genest. C. White. K Mailman. A Jahnke. C. Aja. S. Ryan, C, Sumner Third Row: Coach Duesing, Coach Toy, A. Lincoln. C. Aitchison, P Blakeman. L. Slaybaugh. C. Jordan, A Wilson. J Jahnke, M. Snetsinger. _________________ Sports — 109 Rec. Center ‘Animal League1’ players get ready for bone-breaking action. Sports Views Sports are a big part of life in Montpelier. Most students are active participants or enthusias- tic fans. When games and prac- tices are over, students still fill the gym and the Rec. Center. Steve Nelson, winded after an “Animal League' workout Chrissie Mercier on defense “Don’t take it that hard.11 Sports — 111 112 — Sports A gym class takes a crack at volleyball. Twirling looks easy when Michelle Mercier does it. 114 — Clubs Clubs TARANTO tientos Clubs — 115 Record ’81 MSB Sports Editors Tim Anderson and Susan Jacobs Advertising Manager Peter Conlon Academics Editors Dodie Brigham and Judith Broun Business Editor Jim Ponsetto and Treasurer Stephanie Smith I nderclassman Editors Duncan Hughes and Gita Cheney Photo Editor Tom Rivers 116 — Clubs Literary Editors Janel Johnson and Heidi Keck Romano and Lori Denis Clubs Editors Cathy (ioulet and Kathy ( uare Seniors Editors Tom Segale and Carl Pratt Advisor Mr. Talbot and Assistant Advisor Mrs. M jewicz Highlights Editors Heather Richmond and Alison Cheney Clubs — 117 It’s Still Rock ALL STATES — First Row: K. Drew. K. Wortman.C. Marineau.T. Tomasi, K. Drew, L Romano Second Row: S. Allard, H. Richmond, J. Johnson. P. Magnan. D. Pierce, K. Heney, K. Mailman. Third Row: P. Krahn. M. Frostick, C. Shepard, B. Dufresne. S. Sweeney, J. Jahnke, J. Graves,C. Pembroke. Missing: D 118 — Clubs Parker, J Gibson. CONCERT CHOIR — First Row: H. Mailman, J. Ferland, S. Pierce, K. Drew. K. Wortman.T. Ellis. S. Murphy, M. Czaplinski, D. Purdy, K. Rowell, P. Pratt, G. Cheney, L. Premo, L. Romano. Second Row: M. Chapman, L. Wilkinson, E. Adams, L. Rouelle, C. Davila, A. Kelly, C. Marineau, T. Tomasi, R. Nelson, L. Lawton, S. Bates, T. Pulsifer, A. Miller, K. Drew, L. Slaybaugh. Third Row: S. Collins. K. Montgomery, A. Wilson, C. Leno, S. Somers, H. Richmond. R. Parker, D. Pierce. P. Brousseau, D. Lawson, A. Baren.C. Pembroke. S. Smith, C. Jordan, A. Jahnke, C. Bruzzese. Fourth Row: J. Wallace-Brodeur, A. Lincoln, P. Krahn, J. Johnson, M. Frostick. C. Shepard. T. Everett. J. Staab, P. Kay, B. Dufresne, Shannon Sweeney, Shawn Sweeney, J. Frostick, K. Boisvert, J. Jahnke, A. Cheney. M. Heney, S. Barrett, J. Graves. The Concert Choir, directed by Miss Perry, gave a terrific Christmas Concert and partici- pated in the annual Scho- larship Concert. Members of Collegium Musicum represent some of the finest voices in M.H.S. This year, the 18 individuals performed at 11 school con- certs and various assemblies. In addition, they gave a live performance on a local radio station. Twenty-three students were selected to represent M.H.S. at the May All State Music Festival in Barre. And 11 singers were selected for the New England Music Festival extravaganza this spring in Northborough, Mass. ’n Roll to Me COLLEGIUM — First Row: T. Tomasi, D. Parker Second Row: K. Drew, S. Allard, C. Marineau, K. Mailman Third Row: J. Gibson. K. Heney. P. Magnan. J. Jahnke, B. Lamphere. C. Shepard Third Row: P Krahn, S. Sweeney. J. Graves (hidden), B. Dufresne. M. Frostick. D. Pierce. NEW ENGLANDS — First Row: T. Tomasi Second Row: S. Allard, C. Marineau Third Row: K Drew. P. Magnan. J. Jahnke. Fourth Row: S. Sweeney, J. Graves, B. Dufresne. M. Frostick. D. Pierce. Maestro Pam Perry ... Clubs — 119 Masque Unmasks! The Masque, under two new directors this year, has empha- sized behind-the-scenes work, and the club membership has grown considerably. In the fall, Masque presented three one-act plays and two scenes from Shakespeare. The spring produc- tion: “Camelot!! ’But Golly Gee. Guenevere! says King Arthur (Brian Dufresne). “You want me to read that? Tim Tomasi asks Director Pelkey. First Row: A. Cheney, S. Sweeney. H. Richmond. B. Dufresne, T. Tomasi. J. Wallace-Brodeur. Second Row: H. Rogers. L. Pratt, C. Paquette. S. Quinn. A Kelly. A Wilson. S. Collins, S. Bates. S. Smith. K Drew . K Coghlan. Third Row: S. Folia. M. Frostick. K. Tilley. P. Austin. E. Adams. M Brown. A Lincoln. G. Cheney. C. Keene. M. Greiner Fourth Row: Director Mr Bate. B. Lamphere.S. Allard. C Marineau. J Jahnke. Y Pepin M Czaplinski, R Parker. S. Lyons. R Lizzari. J. Poitras. Director Mr Pelkey. Fifth Row: D. Pierce J. Gibson. C. Shepard. D. Flood, S. Folta. P. Con Ion. T. Rivers, C. Mills-Brown. D Hughes. J. Otten. Missing: L. Romano. S. Somers. L. Walker. C. Goulet. D. Parker. K Ciuare. 120 — Clubs Stage Crew When the final curtain goes down on another successful M.H.S. production, stage crew deserves much of the praise. Members, under the guidance of Mr. Bateman, spend many hours setting up and operating lighting and sound equip- ment. They also take care of countless other details that go into creating “Holly- wood Magic on the M.H.S. stage. Advisor Mr. Bateman. Crew Chief Paul Jenkins and Assistant Crew Chief Steve LaRosa check out lighting for Masque's fall show. The sound board gets a going-over by Kim Higgins and Alicia Baren. Penniann Pratt works a lighting dim- mer board. Jeff Otten and Ron Parker team up on technical chores. Steve Folta looks like he has everything under control. Chris Krahn and Sean Murphy move sets. Lights get hung by David Holmes and Rick Otten. Bowling Keeps Rolling Along ... First Row: C. Mills-Brown. Second Row: C. Goulet, M. Garcia. Third Row: M. Wheeler, P. Jenkins. K. Walbridge. Missing: K. Stark. K. Guare, C. Keene, K. Demingware, A. Therrien. R. Stillson. J. Ramirez. T. Therrien. R. Walbridge, B. Brown. Melissa Wheeler gets a tip from Mr. Adamski. Each Tuesday bowlers go to Twin City Lanes to compete against each other. They play three strings a week, hoping to qualify for the trophies handed out at the bowling banquet at the end of the year. 122 — Clubs Rick Stillson chalks up another strike. . .F.H.A. Makes Homemaking Easy Sandy Skiffington takes a loaf of fresh bread out of the oven for the weekly Tuesday morning F.H.A. breakfast. F.H.A. meetings are fun. Annette Thurston. Sandy Skiffington and Sheila Robinson have a good laugh. Montpelier’s F.H.A. club is busy all year. Members get together for breakfast every week and plan pro- jects to help them learn more about wise ways to run a home. Members included President and Parliamenta- rian A. Thurston, Secretary S. Robinson, Treasurer E. Adams, Public Relations Director V. Doten, Histo- rian S. Demers, Recreation Leader A. Austin. S. Skif- fington, Z. Stark and S. Rock. Advisor Mrs. Ryback and Zcna Stark talk over F.H.A. business. Clubs — 123 Student Council Upholds Our Rights... First Row: J. Hill, K. Coghlan, A. Kelly, S. Sweeney. D. Provost. Second Row: J. Provost, E. Beaulieu, G. Rice. C. Aja. S. Barrett. Third Row: T. Tomasi, J. Provost, A. Ellerson. L. Romano, P. Augustoni. P. Blakeman, A. Lincoln, S. Allard. L. Bashara. T. Lyons. P. Conlon Fourth Row: S. Sweeney J. Wallace-Brodeur. J. Anders. D. Cook, C. Pratt. D. Cobum. J. Jahnke. D Pierce Missing: T Rivers, M. Greiner. J. Wallace Brodeur. C. Pembroke. Alison Kelly and Jack Hill do some Leading a meeting are Treasurer Tim Tomasi. President Jeff Provost, Vice President Alex Ellerson and heavy thinking on a heavy issue. Secretary Louise Romano. The Student Council this year took on some big and controversial issues. The issue of smoking in school, one of the most hotly- debated items of business, was taken to the School Board in November. The council also sponsored several dances, held a canned food drive and headed sever- al other activities. 124 —Clubs Student Council members are fascinated by a new proposal. .. .And The Band Plays On The M.H.S. band supplies music for sporting events, concerts, pep rallies and parades. Its sparkling rendition of our school song instills spirit in us all. We hope that it will continue to play “FOR —EV —ER MORE.” Shawna Wakeling at play. First Row: S. Somers, M Poulin, K. Coughlan, L Pratt, P. Keefe, C. Sumner. A. Baren Second Row: L. Douglass, M. Boyce, C. Paquette, K. Tilley, M. Garcia, D. Poulin. K. Higgins. K. Wortman, S. Wakeling. Third Row: C. Quesnel, M Brown. J. Ferland, D McMullen. J. Ramirez. S. LaRosa, P. Boyle, S. Quinn, M. Allard. T. Keefe. P. Jenkins, Director Mr. Davidian. Clubs — 125 Le Club Francais FRENCH CLUB — Firs! Row: D. Parker, J. Bolkum, L. Bultura. C. Sumner, J. Genest. Second Row: S. Keenan, J. Donald. S. Pierce, A. Kelly, S. Donnelly, K. Coghlan, K. Drew. Third Row: C. Schamaun, K. Tilley, P Austin, C. Paquette, L. Larose. Fourth Row: D. Cook. J. Snow, C. Aitchison.T.Tomasi, A. Miller. C. Goulet. K. Guare. A. Cheney. K. Swasey, H. Richmond. S. Smith. J. Wallace-Brodeur. Fifth Row: D. Pierce. J. Campbell, J. Ponsetto, B. Dufresne. Advisor Mr. Adamski, B. Haley, S. Donald, M. Wheeler, H. Keck, J. Jahnke. B. Lawton, J. Swasey. C. Pembroke, C. Shepard. J. Gibson. Sixth Row: T. Segale. C. Mills-Brown. K. Heney, L. Denis. Missing: M. Frostick, K. Mailman, M. Brown, P. Conlon, A. Ellerson, M. Greiner. Mr. Adamski and two masked students watch the roll of the dice at the gambling table. Meeow. Chow, CHOW. CHOW!’ 126 —Clubs Latin Societas LATIN CLUB — First Row: W Rowan, R. Harlow, D Brigham Second Row: M. Heney. L. Pratt, Y. Pepin. J Graves, S. Stone. C. Bruzzese. S. Nicholson. Third Row: Advisor Mrs. Redmond. E. Peduzzi, D. Lang. D. Coburn, M. Chapman. K. Laiho. Fourth Row: D. Monroe, M. Audy, C. Mills-Brown, D. McCann. Missing: A. List.C. Jordan, L. Cody, M. O'Neill, A. Ponsetto. K. Canales. L. Lawton, P. Pratt, D. Hughes, M. Gora, D. Boisvert. S. Nelson. The fun-loving French Club was active throughout the year. In the fall, members had a reception for the exchange students from Switzerland, fol- lowed by their annual Christ- mas party, which included par- ticipation in a community sing- along. The group celebrated the coming of spring with a Mardi Gras in March, and planned a June cook-out. This year, along with an annual Christmas party and a year-end dinner, the Spanish Club sold Merri-bells in a fund- raising effort that took them to Fox Hill Las Cuevas for an evening of fine dining in a Spanish atmosphere. It seemed like the Latin Club had a party for every occasion. There were bashes for Hallo- ween and Christmas, and one during February vacation. (We wonder if anyone brought a Caesar salad .. .) A cookout was scheduled for the end of the year. Clubs — 127 SPANISH CLUB — First Row: C. Ambrose, C. Aja. L. Shepard. T. Anderson, M. Jerd. Second Row: L. Bond, Advisor Mr. Miana, S Ryan, J. Poitras, J. Jensen, B. Lamphere.J. Ramirez, J. Anders. Missing: L. Romano, M. Greiner, C. Roy, J. Breer, L. Walker. S. Jacobs, R. Barr. J. Hayes, J. Day. D. Meade. A.F.S.: On the Road Again! D. Bngham. J. Ramirez. D. Lang. J. Johnson Fourih Ron: H Rogers, S. Folta, L. Lyons. C. Lyons, Advisor Mrs. Wasik. H Keck. Laurie Lichtenstein from Iowa The Montpelier A.F.S. chapter this year entertained exchange students from abroad and from the United States, learning about places most members will probably never see. They also participated in an ex- change with a New Jersey school. Asa Agren from Sweden Jose Ramirez from Paraguay 128 —Clubs D F Do Fine DEBATE AND FORENSICS TEAM — Seated: R. Nelson, T. Ellis Standing: S. Folta, R. Otten. S. Folta. A. Cheney, T. Tomasi. H. Richmond, Advisor Mr. Brown. Missing: J. Ponsetto, T. Anderson. H. Rogers. C. Hedges. Steve Folta wants YOU to join debate. Tracey Ellis wields her charm. Debate and Forensics had an active schedule this year, with 36 rounds of debate and 21 rounds of forensics scheduled throughout the state. The Debate Team also participated in the Northeast novice tournament at Keene, N.H., facing some of the top debate schools in the country, including Bronx Science and Choate. Clubs — 129 Varsity with Vigor Hrsl Row: C. Pembroke. M. Brown. L. Slaybaugh. P. Blakeman.C. Jordan. K. Swasey. J. Graves.C. Mercier. K. Higgins. Second Row: T. Tomasi. A. Ponsetto, K. Canales. J. Anders, M. Heney, K. Heney. C. Prescott. T. Couture, M. Boyce Third Row: J. Ponsetto. B. Dufresne, L. Denis, E. Geagan. S. Allard. J. Wallace-Brodeur. R. Harlow. L. Lyons. K. Doyle. C. Bruzzese. Fourth Row: C. Pratt. R. Cody. D. Pierce. Y. Pepin, M. Peterson, S. Sweeney, D. Parker. P Magnan. R. Bashara. R. Canales, M. Poulin. D. Brigham. Varsity Club mem- bers serve the school athletic pro- gram in a variety of ways. They provide crowd control for games and sponsor sock hops and the annual donkey bas- ketball game to raise money for summer athletic camp schol- arships. 130 — Clubs Club member Jim Ponsetto waits to rope off the gym during basketball halftime. Pep Club Has Pop Andrea Ponsetto and Karlynn Canales work on a hall poster during one of Pep Club's weekly meetings. Pep Club provides provocative, pastoral posters to perk up our plain, painted walls and extract Solon patriotism from M.H.S. patrons. For players, pertinent pictures are pasted upon their lockers during the preseason of each spectacular sport. Pep Club’s perseverance preserves and prolongs school spirit for posterity. We people appreciate their pleasing performance. Meg Heney puts the finishing touches on a basketball poster. First Ron: K. Canales, D. Brigham. M. Chapman. S. Laiho Second Row: Advisor Mrs. Redmond, M Heney, ). Graves. Y Pepin. M Boyce, M Poulin. Missing: S. Christie. A. Ponsetto. Karen Tilley. Kim Tilley. P. Collins. B. Lipman Clubs — 131 New Club! Book Club! Advisor Mrs. Cassort, S. Folta, R. Otten. Missing: A. Barcn. The Book Club was founded this year to read and evalu- ate new books that come into the M.H.S. library. During the winter, members sold old books to buy new ones for the school's collection. The club is relatively small, but members hope that as it becomes more recognized, stu- dent interest will increase. ft 132 — Clubs Rick Otten searches frantically for his pet bookworm. Take The Money and Run TICKET SQUAD: Y. Pepin, C. Cody, M. Poulin. Advisor Mr. Farnsworth. Cagey squad members show ticket money embezzled during the year. (Just kidding, folks!) The Ticket Squad is on the scene at almost all M.H.S. func- tions. Members sell tickets for sporting events and concerts. Clubs — 133 Solonscope: Seated: L. Walker. H. Richmond, B. Haley. K. Guare, Advisor Mr. Adamski, J. Campbell Standing: 1 Kemp. Advisor Mrs. Canavan, A Cheney. J. Anders, C. Goulet, J. Swasey. C. Shepard. S. Smith, S. Folta, C. Krahn. Tim Tomasi cashes in on a scoop. Stephanie Smith types it up along with other stories. 134 —Clubs And How It Was Reborn Kathy Guare cheerfully does a layout. Editor Cathy Goulet lets the press whirl. Stacy Frazier takes a peek at the Finished product. The Solonscope, M.H.S.'s newspaper, was revived in 1980 after many years of inacti- vity. Previous attempts at re- suming production had failed, but with great enthusiasm, the 20 staff members published six issues during 1980-'8I. Hectic layout sessions and missed deadlines punctuated the year, but those on the staff found their work to be re- warding. A few members and the pap- er's advisors planned to attend a newspaper convention in Massachusetts in the spring. The outlook for the Solon- scope is bright for coming years. Clubs — 135 Academics The morning rush hits the M.H.S. office. Adera White — Nurse Jean Ralham — Audio-Visual Aide Harriet Amidon — Office Secretary Jacqueline J. Walker — Office Secretary Robert Jackman — Media Director Academics — 139 But. learn some Spanish. Academics — 141 142 — Academics Industrial Arts students work under the supervision of Mr. Sanfacon. Academics — 143 Charles Phillips — English 146 — Academics Jamts Michaelson — Health Education Edward Brown — Business 148 — Academics 150 — Academics George Brown — Drivers’ Education Carolyn Sflsby — Science and Math Laura Toy — Physical Education Richard Davidian — Band William K. Bateman — Computer Programming and Computer Center Director Edna Cassort — Librarian Paul Simpson — Math Academics — 151 Alan Blakeman — Social Studies John M. Sanfa on — Industrial Arts Two heads are better than one. Matt and Fat study together for a test. 152 — Academics Ed Pelkey — English Linnea Majewicz — Learning Specialist Cathy Willis — Business Rome Aja — Social Studies Joy Stowell — Physical Education Michael Czok — Physical Education and Drivers’ Education Academics — 153 Students view a film the hard way during Mr. Simpson’s last class. John Bate — English Academics — 155 C arol Phillips — English Ms. Austin tells her students about famous artists. Joseph Smolen — Business Daisy Carpenter — Library Aide Academics — 157 Students 'book it for exams. 158 — Academics Muc-Muc talks to a fnend. 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Quality Workmanship Drapery Cleaning Shirt Laundry Flame Proofing 30 School St. Montpelier, VT 223-2751 v______j m THE HOMER FITTS COMPANY Downtown Barre Three Locations: and Barre Office Montpelier 476-4185 Norwich University V____________ A LYONS Pontiac — Cadillac GMC — Toyota Airport Road Montpelier, Vermont v J 194 — Ads r A Harry’s Discount Store Your Family Owned and Operated Dept. Store “Hurry to Harry’s” on the Barre-Montpelier Road Ads — 19$ fnmA wv t wi At National Life you may find just what you are looking for: a good job at good pay with a good company .. and with fine oppor- tunities for lifelong careers for those who want them. Look at what National Life offers: 37V2- hour work week, IIV2 paid holidays, sick leave, vacation with pay, free life insurance, pension plan, hospital and surgical insurance, accident insurance, credit union, cafeteria. Beginning jobs include typing, filing, messenger service, computing, bookkeeping and transcribing. The rewards and the re- sponsibilities widen for those who become secretaries, supervisors, insurance and in- vestment specialists, etc. Write today to Charles W. Averill, As- sistant Director of Personnel, National Life Insurance Co., Montpelier, Vermont. National Life of Vermont 1% — Ads THE MAUNSELL COMPANY Business Machines and Furniture Uninterrupted Sales and Service Since 1928 119 River Street Montpelier. Vermont 223-3221 r PAUL’S HOME BAKE SHOP Serving You With Baked Goods Doughnuts Breads Rolls Cookies and Cakes Also with a Fine Selection of Wedding and Cake Ornaments With Locations at 20 Main Street, Montpelier 168 No. Main Street, Barre Congratulations, Class of 1981 MILLER’S MILLER NEWS SPORTS 108 Main Street Montpelier “Home of Russell Stover Candies1’ 108 Main Street Montpelier 223-5281 “Montpelier’s Finest Sport Shop” l_M_J ' Goddard College Plainfield, Vermont 05667 (802) 454-8311 The Goddard philosophy of education begins with the individual student. It says that the aim of educa- tion is individual growth and development. It asks of students clear purpose, the responsible exercise of freedom, and the desire to learn for the intrinsic value in the learning. It says that the function of the college is to create an environment most conducive to learning that is social as well as individual, and that involves all of the personality, not only that which we call intellectual but also the emotional and the physical. It says that the college must be a community of students and teachers. — Royce S. Pitkin, founder and President Emeritus For more information about the Goddard College Learning Community, visit or call the Central Admissions office at Goddard, 454-8311. extension 391. Ads — 197 19 Barre St. P. O. Box 791 Montpelier, Vermont 05602 Phone (802) 229-0567 FEEDS, et Supp,ies — Tack Sh°p Garden Field Seeds needs Fertilizer Hardware H.K. WEBSTER STORES OF VERMONT, INC r ARBOR GARDENS BEAR POND BOOKS BEVINS SPEED AND CYCLE BOULEVARD GARDENS “CAPITAL- MARKET CAPITAL OPTICIANS. INC. CHELLIS H. COLLINS. INC. THE CITY BOOT SHOP CARRIVEAU’S GULF ELM STREET BARBER SHOP EMSLIE THE FLORIST FLOWER CITY FLORIST GOODELL’S T V AND RADIO GOODFELLOWS JEWELERS GREAVES ELECTRIC HAROLD’S GULF HUNTSMANS PAINT AND WALLPAPER MAGIC LANTERN ANTIQUES J. F. SWEENEY V_________________________________ MILADYS MURETA'S LAW OFFICE OF STEPHEN J. MURPHY OLD COLONY SPORTS ONION RIVER SPORTS SEGUIN’S HEATING OILS SOMERS HARDWARE, INC. STEVE’S MARKET TAVERN MOTOR INN TWIN CITY EQUIPMENT THE VOGUE SHOPPE YANKEE CLIPPER AQUARIAN GROCERY ASTRO BOWL DRAWING BOARD HARVARD CLOTHES J. J. CHEESE STORE NATION WIDE INSURANCE WEDGEWOOD ______________________________J OTHER SUPPORT 198 — Ads Parent Sponsors The 1981 Record gratefully acknowledges the generous contributions from parents of the Senior Class. Mr. and Mrs. James Aitchison Frederick and Mary Bashara Dona and John Bate Raymond and Lorraine Blow Paul and Ruth Wallace-Brodeur Mr. and Mrs. William H. Brooks Jeannine Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Canales Kimberly and Dorothy Cheney Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cody Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Cody Jean and Leo Coletti Mr. and Mrs. John Dufresne Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Guare Mr. and Mrs. Benton F. Haley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hickory The Jahnkes Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Koenemann Mr. and Mrs. Chris Krahn Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Langevin Dorothy A. Lewis Donald and Betty Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mercier Mr. and Mrs. Milo Nelson Joanna O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Papineau Ora and Marlene Paul Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pembroke Ellen B. Smith and David L. Pierson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pratt Marilyn and Miles Prentice Frank and Ruth Richardson Annette and Frank Romano Mr. and Mrs. Louis Roy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shailberg Jean and Kip Snow Dr. and Mrs. E.P. Tomasi Donald and Marilyn White Anonymous Ads — 199 This yearbook only became possible through the hard work and dedication of our staff. So what if we missed a few deadlines? You all did great under the pressure, and we appreciate your considerable time and effort. We would like to thank you, and our advisors Bruce Talbot and Linnea Majewica, whom we hope recover in time for next year. Lori Denis and Louise Romano Editors-in-Chief Editor-in-Chief: Lori Denis, Louise Romano Business Co-Editors: — Jim Ponsetto, Stephanie Smith Advertising Manager: Peter Conlon Seniors Co-Editors: Carl Pratt. Tom Segale Lnderclassmen Co-Editors: Gita Cheney, Duncan Hughes Highlights Co-Editors: Heather Richmond. Alison Cheney Sports Co-Editors: Tim Anderson. Susan Jacobs Clubs Co-Editors: Cathy Goulet, Kathy Guare Academics Co-Editors: Dodie Brigham. Judith Brown Literary Co-Editors: Janel Johnson, Heidi Keck Photography Editor: Tim Rivers Staff Assistants: Asa Agren Steve Cody Iona Kemp David McMullen Mr. John Bate Alex Ellerson Linda Kemp Jodeen Miller Jodi Breer Patti Flood Dan Kerin Rick Otten Todd Boucher Michelle Frazier John Kerin David Provost Allen Brier Mike Freeman Karol Laiho Jeff Provost Bill Brooks Mary Greiner Chuck Lewis Robin Ricker Martha Brown Heidi Hersey Laurie Lichtenstein Kim Stark Francis Burdett Mr. Robert Jackman Karl List Shawn Sweeney Heidi Citrini Jeff Jensen Leslie Lyons Peter Wasik Chip Cody Kevin Kelley Demsey McCann Otis Brown 200 “Montpelier High with loyal song we rally to thy call .. . mutter, mumble ... hum ... ? !? ... yawn ... %!?! ... FOREVER MORE!!” 2 The 1981 class officers join Rev. Hammon of the Unitarian Church at Vespers two night before graduation. Singing are President Carl Pratt, Vice President Dan Pierce. Secretary Jennifer Wallace Brodeur and Treasurer Kathy Drew. SILVER M — Fin Row: J Anders. J Provost. Second Rim: C. Roy. J. GiflTin. K. Heney. J Swasey. S. Smith. L. Romano. K. Mailman. A. Miller, S Allard. T. Tomasi Third Row: M Frostick. L. Denis, L. Walker. K. Guare.C. Pembroke J. Wallace-Brodeur, A. Cheney. M Mercier.C. Aitchison Fourth Row: B. Dufresne. B. Haley, M. Anderson, J. Snow, i. Campbell. 5 Nervous. Kath? Sue Allard listens intently. THE 19 1 VALEDICTORY GROCP — Michelle Mercier. Lon Denis, Jennifer Jahnke. Daniel Pierce, Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur. Susan Allard “High school is over? asks Tim Tomasi. Michelle Mercier receives her diploma. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY —A. Ellerson. K. Mailman, K. Doyle, F. Keefe, C. Pembroke. T. Keefe, J. Snow, E. Geagan, B Haley, S. Quelch.C. Ambrose, L. Denis, J. Wallace-Brodeur, T. Tomasi. S Folta. J. Jahnke, S. Allard. M Mercier, L. Walker, A. Miller, C. Goulet. P. Conlon.L. Cody, K. Guare, J. Costello. K. Marinelli. K. Heney. K. Swasey. J. Swasey, H. Richmond. Missing: J. Anders. Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur delivers her valedictory speech. 8 Time to step into the real world “WE DID IT!” 9 A rose for Tammy. QUILL AND SCROLL — Front Row: L. Denis. G. Cheney. J. Brown, T. Anderson. Second Row: S. Smith. H. Keck. J. Johnson, C. Goulet. K. Guare, S. Jacobs. P. Conlon. T. Segale. Queen Pam Collins dances with her escort. Peter Wasik. Susan Donnelly and Todd Boucher drift off to the Netherlands. 10 Enjoying the prom are Pat Sikora and Julie Costello. Barlow comes out of his shell. You don’t have to be a junior to have fun at the prom. Good friends Susan Allard and Darcy Parker share a smile. 1981 JUNIOR PROM COURT — Lee White. Lisa Slaybaugh. Dan Cobum. Janel Johnson. Queen Pam Collins. Peter Wasik. Ellen Peduzzi, Peter Canales. Meg Heney. Shannon Sweeney. A lot of hard work was put into the prom, and it all paid off. Everyone came in formal dress and looked very nice. The decorations were outstanding — while they lasted. Overall, everyone had fun and participated in the activities. There was as much talking as dancing at the prom. Michele Frostick and John Gibson discuss their good limes in 81. 11 Camelot A cast of 31 students brought King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table to life in April at M.H.S. The Masques spring production also involved more than 40 people who helped make the sets and costumes, transforming the stage into a swirl of color and pomp. 12 THE CAST: Sue Allard Sarah Bates Amy Butler Alison Cheney Gita Cheney Stephanie Collins Peter Conlon Matt Czaplinski Kelly Drew Brian Dufresne Tracey Ellis Steve Folia Michele Frostick John Gibson Mary Greiner Duncan Hughes Alison Kelly Sean Murphy Jeff Otten Cheryl Paquette Ron Parker Lori Pratt Susan Quinn Heather Richmond Tom Rivers Chris Shepard Shawn Sweeney Tim Tomasi Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur Karla Wortman The cast joins in as Sue Allard sings “The Lusty Month of May. ' The queen and king of Camelot, Sue Allard and Brian Dufresne. inspect their kingdom. “I’m simply the best by far.’’ boasts Tim Tomasi. All was well in Camelot, the mythical land of King Arthur (Brian Dufresne) and Queen Guenevere (Sue Allard) until Lancelot (Tim Tomasi) arrived from France. Lancelot was disliked by the members of the court, so a joust with the strongest Knights of Camelot was set up for him. To the dismay of the court, Lancelot won all three contests and won the respect of the court. Lancelot and Guenevere, of course, fell in love and were discovered together by Mordred (Shawn Sweeney), King Arthur's illegitimate son. Guenevere was sentenced to burn, but Lancelot, who had escaped Mordred, rescued her and brought her back to France with him. The story ended on the battlefield in France where Arthur and Lancelot had to reluctantly lead armies against each other, 13 WN $ I «i� . TKa. S cjo j sVojijX 0-0 cA VA W CvUO w £• S 4iV To ✓ «. - h Sore_ Ck oo o� K VVnQ. Vrt-l r Ac C A«li CA k Mt“kc r cV Kr Sc. .c r-po. 5fcO K«ol Qw . T r (j «irwi. Gs. � CX wj tKfl. £«A hc r boc- 9o At x r c ioAQ Wc. b vj Gnd V c ci cx r .c pVvCf ui ‘ VV fKft fYVo- cr O C wiAtv O l-c.w i t C A. A y V � 4i h C V� Co (A4f 6r vC- l b Cv V C. f OA V I (Jv S A , c oO ‘ vetia The French IV class spent a few blustery days in Quebec City in May. Shown at the Place Royale are. First Row. D. Cook, H Richmond. D. Parker. K. Swasey. Second Row: A. Ellerson, D. Menard. Third Row: Advisor Mr. Adamski. C. Goulet. M. Brown, S. Donnelly. Fourth Row: J. Keene. T. Boucher Fifth Row: C. Mills-Brown. Chrissie Roy rides the subway with a friend during the A.F.S. short-term exchange with another club in Franklin Lakes. New Jersey. One of the many stops on the Close-Up trip to Washington, D C. was the Lincoln Memorial. Beneath Honest Abe are J Johnson, D McMullen, L. Lyons. D. Provost, Advisor Mr Duesing, S. Sweeney. Boys' and Girls’ State K. Swasey. L. Lyons, M. Greiner, S. Jacobs. Girls’ Tennis The girls’ tennis team took over where they left off last year, compiling a 12-2 rec- ord overall, narrowly miss- ing a trip to the state finals. Although the team lost in the semi-finals 4-3 to Mt. St. Joseph, they will be a rough team to contend with next year. Boys’ Tennis The boys’ tennis team, de- spite having lost five seniors last year, still finished the 1981 season with an 8-5 rec- ord. Although they lost in the quarter-finals to South Burlington, they still ended the season with style and great expectations for next year. GIRLS — First Row.C. Cummings. L. Cody, J. Bolkum, B. Lipman, K. Doyle, K. Montgom- ery. J. Costello. Second Row: Coach Wiley, A. Lincoln. J. Graves, C. Lyons. M. Heney. J. Pryce, K. Keene. BOYS — First Row: F. Costello. D. O'Brien, K. Demingware Second Row: B. Lamphere. K. Doyle, R. Stillson. G. Molander. J. Anders. 18 Watch the ball. Cady, not the racket!!! Dimple in chin, devil within. The incredible Hulk” O’Brien Julie Pryce concentrates before an important game. Softball Indoor workouts for both varsity and J.V. teams began in mid March, They were tough, but they paid off. The J.V. team, with 11 freshmen and seven sophomores, had a good season, ending up in May with an 8-7 record. The game the varsity probably will remember most is the win against Northfield on their field. The Solons came from behind and scored the necessary seven runs in the top of the 7th to go ahead and win the game 12-11. The varsity should be a strong team next year with only six seniors leaving. Hopefully, the 10 tough juniors will capably fill those mighty slots. A smile like this tells people you’ve been up to something. 20 Day. Shepard and Demingware take it easy. VARSITY — First Row: Tri-Caplain D. Goodell, S. Demingware, Tri-Captain C. Day, M. Brown, A. Agren Second Row: Coach Michaelson, L. Goodel), L. Shannon, T. Couture, L. Blow, L. Shepard. Manager B, Crossett. Third Row: D. Demingware. K. Laiho. T. Maynard, P. Fitzgerald. Fourth Row: Tri-Captain M. Mercier, C. Bruzzesc, K. While. J.V. — First Row: Tri-Captains: S. Barrett. K. Ramsay and L. Witham Second Row: B Broughton. K. Demingware. J. Donald. T. Manning, C. Paquette, S. Collins, S. Fitch. Third Row: Coach labare. H. Field. S. Laiho, S. Bates, C. Goodell, C. Leno, L. Larose, A Raspe, L. Fitzgerald. Managers M. Poulin and H. Miller. _____________________________ Baseball Although the Solon baseball record wasn't anything to write home about (3-13), the '81 season did have many bright spots. Team members played with spirit, and whether they lost or won, they always remained true sportsmen to the finish. Fans hope next year's crew will produce a winning season. The view from the bench wasn’t always nice. Martin catches up on homework. Pete Wasik hurls a winning game. 22 The RECORD regrets th it due to technic- al problems it was unable to get a varsity team picture. VARSITY ROSTER: P. Augustoni P. Barrett R. Canales J. Hayes P. Kay M. Kelley B. Leno A. List K. Marine III J. Meldrum C. Raspe T. Tomasi P. Wasik Ready-for-action feet are set to scramble. J.V. —First Row: G. Ricker. B. Carpenter. J. Hill. T Murray. R- Kearns. T Segale Second Row: P. Lincoln. R. Tucker. E. Fabian. B. Aitchison. S. Monsarrat, D. Morse. B. Lilley. J Mullen. 23 Track The Solon boys had an excellent year, finishing 8-0 in dual meets. They were led by a fine group of senior captains, Eddie Brigham, Matt Peterson and Carl List, and won the Southern District and finished second behind St. Johnsbury in the state meet. During the spring, records were broken and meets were won, but the coaches and fans will always remember this team for its cooperation, enthusiasm and friendship. The girls had a tough year, competing with mostly Class L teams and ending their season with a 4-6 record. They were fourth in the Class I states. The girls were well led by co- captains Carleen Pembroke and Lori Denis, and each runner concentrated on personal records and accomplishments. One exceptional runner, Lori Denis, finished second in the state in the 400-meter dash. She also won the 100-meter dash and the 200-meter dash. The team is looking for a good year in 1982. David Shallberg shows a winning smile after topping his personal record. Rick Bngham gets ready to run the final leg in the 440 mile relay TRACK — First Row. Second Row. Third Row. Fourth Row. Fifth Row. Sixth Row. Mining:C. Pembroke.T. Genest. L. Denis, C. Jordan. R. Ricker. D. Parker, A. Ponsetto, M. Chapman, C. Davila, C. Robertson, K. Swasey, E. Geagan, D. Brigham. K. Canales. K. Alger. M. Boyce, C. Drew, C. Prescott. C. Quelch. T. Jangraw, P. Keefe, C Mercier. K. Boisvert, H. Rogers, K. Tilley, S. Pierce. K. Higgins. A. Wilson. C. Schamaun. P. Austin. S. Folia, K. Coghlan, L. Premo, A. Kelly, Manager K. Wortman. E. Brigham, M. Ford. B. Haley. M. Koenemann, K. List, P. Magnan. R. Nelson, M. Peterson, C. Pratt. J. Ponsetto, K. Reinecke, K. Shallberg, J. Snow. R. Bngham. D. Cook, A. Ellerson, D. Flanders, B. Gidney, Manager C. Goulet. R. Harlow, D. Kerin. D. Lawson, C. Manning, C. Mills-Brown, T. Mullins, G. Rokes, M. Scolaro, D. Shallberg. P. Sikora, J. Staab, R. Wheeler, J. Wright. T. Carey, C. Cody, B. Charron, D. Denis, D. Flanders, E. Gowans, C. Hedges, D. Hudson. B. Kent. J. Kerin, L. Lawton. D. Meade, C. Shepard, M. Simanskas, S. Sweeney, F. Burdett, J. Wallace-Brodeur. M. Allard, A. Burden, M. Czaplinski. J. Ferland, R. Garand, D. Gilman, C. Krahn, S. Murphy, T. Pembroke, C. Quesnel, G. Rice. J. Rouelle. M Staab, R. Stari, J. Fewer. 24 J Top pole vaulter David Flanders practices in the gym. Leslie Premo jumps with determination during a home track meet. Rick Nelson goes for first place in the long jump. 25 Golf Through strong individual performances, the golf team was able to come in third at the district meet. Much credit should be given to the first female to join the golf team in years, Julie Messier. A highlight of the season was the end-of-the-season presentation of the “bloody ball award to member Tom Rivers for his particular- ly brutal game. Tim Anderson demonstrates his putting ability. Mark Ramsay shows us his winning style. First Row: T. Boucher. D. Ward, B. Brown. Second Row: J. Ramsay, T. Rivers, T. Anderson. M. Ramsay. J. Messier Third Row: M Anderson. J. Jensen. C. White. 26 David Shallberg takes a flying leap Mike Scolaro relaxes before his event. Mr. Sanfa on says “hello.' This Spring Record was made possible through the hard work and devotion of our Spring Record staff. It wasn t an easy job. Much credit should be given to: Todd Boucher Jodi Breer Dodie Brigham Gita Cheney Colleen Drew Michelle Frazier Mike Freeman Cathy Goulet Mr. Robert Jackman Janel Johnson Karol Laiho Eliza Lowther Mrs. Linnea Majewicz, Christopher Manning 28 assistant advisor Demsey McCann David McMullen Doug Meade Jodeen Miller Rick Otten Yvonne Pepin Jerry Poitras David Provost Jos£ Ramirez Heather Richmond Tom Rivers Mr. Bruce Talbot, advisor The Times Argus Cindy Zuanich Heidi Keck Susan Jacobs Editors