Mount Abraham Union High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bristol, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1972 volume:

• i •• a time to sew . . Bristol Vermont . a time to build up . . The Aerie • • • time to gather stones together . . . a time to dance . . For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven; a time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; a time to kill and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; a time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; a time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; a time to seek, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; a time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; a time to love, and a time to hate; a time for war, and a time for peace.” Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 2 4 You are now witnessing the true transformation of Dr. Jekyll to Mr. Hyde. Look, Ma, no stains! 5 They’ll never get the ball from me now! 6 7 Cured — It’s Ouchless! Alpo for meat eaters! Chinchillas are vegetarians. This is where I get all my new words. Quick! In the gym! Mr. Marsters, how you’ve changed! 8 . . There is a time to sew . . This can certainly be said of the M.A.U.H.S. Faculty and Staff who take the time to sew not only knowl- edge, but also friendship, involve- ment, and concern. The student body is fortunate in having such a fine Faculty, whose efforts are felt every day in the classrooms, in sports, in activities, and in various projects. 9 In addition to the usual congratulations offered to the members of graduating classes, special congratu- lations should be extended to the Class of 1972. You represent the first class to have completed the full four year high school program at Mt. Abraham Union High School. The true value of the formal educa- tional program in which you have been involved, will be measured by the degree of success that each of you encounters in your chosen field of work or further study. You may be confident knowing that the op- portunities made available to you at this school will enable you to assume responsible citizenship in a con- tinuously changing society. Best wishes to all members of the Class of 1972 for future success in all your endeavors. W. Neal Hoadley Superintendent of Schools It Mr� . Elizabeth Heffernan, Secretary to Superintendent Mr. John Connolly. Principal; Mr. Anthony Dominick, Assistant Principal The element of change, so characteristic of today’s world in nearly every par! of human existence, is particularly descriptive of the field of education. The Class of 1972 conclude their high school education, realizing change in many areas of our society and world is most necessary, and equally, that not all change is either necessary or desirable. Members of this graduating class, along with many graduating classes, will help to determine the socie- ty and world we live in, through careful planning and implementation of change. The Class of 1972 can and will accept this responsibility. 1 extend my best wishes to each graduate, that each will be successful with life and satisfied with your chosen goal. Mr . Betty Ferris, Mrs. Mary Fleming, Mrs. Janis Farrier. Mrs. Janice Kilbourn, Mrs. Genevieve Strong John Connolly Principal VKWCIPAI 12 Mrs. Joyce Cunningham Mrs. Iloene Adams Mias Reva Cousino, Mr. Howard Benedict, Mrs. Phyllis Pitkin Mr. George Tighe, Mrs. Judith Benedict Mr. Armand Crevier Chairman; Mrs. Eleanor Ryan, Miss Christine Stevensoi 13 Mr. David Serafin, Chairman; Mrs. Barbara Springer Mr. Bruce Lombard, Mr. Wallace Richardson MATHEMATICS 0123156.. LomuuiJii K Mr. Willis Bragg. Mrs. Beatrice Whitcomb Mrs. Lois Davis, Miss Karen Wenig Mrs. Shirley Garafano, Chairman; Mrs. Mary Ellen Beauregard, Mrs. Priscilla Slone 16 Mr. James Marlin� . Mr. James Oliver. Mrs. Cornelia Sullivan Mr. David Marsters, Mr. James Donald Humanities Social Siudites Mr. Webster Sink. Mr. William Connor Mr. Joseph Brennan. Chairman Mr. John Smith; Mr. Jay Magwire, Chairman 18 Mr. Ronald Williamson. Mr. Norman Majory Mr. William Bowers. Mr. John Sherwin 21 Mr. Rodney Facteau 22 Mr� . Eleanor Gardner, Mr. Peter Tomasi. Mis� Doris Levarn R. Aldrich. V. Curti� . C. Goodrich, J. Yuhas, A. Lidue; L. Blaise. Head Custodian; A. Kimball. . . there is a time to east away stones . . I Is this ballet or volleyball? Who, Me? Graduation means some- thing different to each member of the Senior Class, but to each of them it also means a time for final looks at a locker that is clean for the first time all year, saying good-bye to a gym suit that has become a part of life, passing in the six or eight English books that have some- how been accumulated, and fi- nally marching down the aisle to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance.” Watch out that your head doesn’t hit the ceiling. Now. in today’s lesson we will learn how to put in a Asleep on the job? sleeve. 25 William Charles Atherton James Michael Berry WILLIAM CHARLES ATHERTON Bill College Prep. An athlete is as young as he feels, but seldom as important.” Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. JAMES D. BENJAMIN Benji Vocational Life’s a dream, so let me sleep.” NICOLE DIANE BERGERON Nick Business A smile can set many things straight.” Chorus 2. 3; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 4; Lit- erary Magazine 1. 2; Future Secretaries 3; Student Council 4; Class Office 1. 2; Prom Committee 3. JAMES MICHAEL BERRY Jimmy College Prep. There are good people and bad people, just as there are good dogs and bad dogs, but people are not dogs, so don’t treat them that way.” Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2; Newspaper 3. JANIE LEE BINGHAM Bing Business Persons with any weight of character carry, like planets, their atmospheres along with them in their orbits.” Future Secretaries 3; Outing Club 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Gymnastics Club 2. VICTORIA ANNE BOISE Vicky College Prep To live is like to love, all reason is against it. and all healthy instinct for it.” Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2; Field Hockey 1; Inter- national Fellowship 4; Office Assistant 1. DIANE LOUISE BOLDUC Bassett Business Knowing that you are loved is a wonderful feel- ing.” Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 3; Chorus 3; In- tramurals 2. 3; Prom Committee 3. SUZANNE MARTHA BOLDUC Sue College Prep. We do not remember days, we remember mo- ments.” Drama 1; Basketball Mgr. 2; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2. 3: Softball 2; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4. 26 LOUISE CECELIA BOOSKA Louise College Prep. There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.” Drama 2. 3, 4; Class Office 3, 4; Debate 1. 2: Prom Committee 3; Chorus 3, 4; Literary Maga- zine 1, 2; Yearbook 3, 4. JEFFREY JAMES BOUVIER Hub Vocational It’s there if you go after it.” Cadet Fire Patrol 3; Intramurals 3; Basketball Mgr. 2; Baseball Mgr. 3, 4: Wrestling Mgr. 3. PATRICIA MARIE BOUVIER Patty College Prep. Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind.” Literary Magazine 1. 2; Drama 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Yearbook 3. 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Track 2. 3; Prom Committee 3; Debate 2; German Club 3; Health Careers Club 3; Varsity Club 4. MICHAEL JAMES BROWN Mike College Prep. To be great is to be misunderstood.” Audio-Visual Club 1. 2. 3: Soccer 1: Golf 2. 3, 4: Environmental Action 3; Amateur Radio Club 3; Chorus 1; Chess Club 1; Local Historical Club 2; Yearbook 4. SHARON ANN BURT Sharon Business You see things and say 'why’, but I dream things that never were and say 'why not.’ ” Swimming 2: Diving 2: Art Service Club 4; Poster Club 3. RODNEY W. BURT Beak Vocational ”1 will go my own way — and I will go far.” JANE ELIZABETH BUSHEY Janey Business ’’The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Chorus 2. 3. 4. JERRY WARREN BUTLER Jerry College Prep. Live one day at a time. Cadet Fire Patrol 4; Band 1. 2. 3; Motorcycle Club 3. Sharon Ann Burt Rodney W. Burt Jane Elizabeth Bushey Jerry Warren Butler 27 Jacalyn Ann Carlstrom Cheryl Ilene Carpenter David Charles Chandler Lucius Joseph Cousino Mary Martha Cousino JACALYN ANN CARLSTROM Jackie General Treasure your youth. it s way too short. Folk Music Society 1. 2. 3; Chorus 4. CHERYL ILENE CARPENTER Carp College Prep. If you go through life sharing and raring with all — you will have, oh. you will know love. Drama 4: Chorus 3; Literary Magazine 2; Newspa- per 2. DAVID CHARLES CHANDLER Dave Vocational I shall return.” HILDA HARRIET CLARK Dub General Be good to people today because tomorrow may never come.” Folk Music Society 3. LUCIUS JOSEPH COUSINO Lou Vocational Man lives by affirmation even more than he does by bread.” Fire Patrol 3. MARY MARTHA COUSINO Mary College Prep. The firmest friendships have been formed in mu- tual adversity; as iron is most strongly welded by the fiercest fire.” Literary Magazine 1. 2; Drama 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; Yearbook 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Office 1. 2. 3. 4; Environmental Action 3; Newspaper 3; International Fellowship Club 4. ROSE IRENE COUSINO Cuz General All, all are gone, the old familiar faces.” ERIC STEVEN DAHLBERG Eric Vocational The best use of life is to spend it for something that out lasts life.” Soccer 1, 2. 28 Danirl Vance D'Avignon John Michael Davis Denise Margaret Derosa DANIEL VANCE D’AVIGNON Big D Vocational Counting time is not as important as making time count. Wrestling 3. 4: Cadet Fire Patrol 3. JOHN MICHAEL DAVIS Ducky Business What is a friend? A single soul dwelling in two bodies. Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Baseball 1, 2; Newspaper 4; Audio-Visual Club 1; Chess Club 1. DENISE MARGARET DEROSA Denny Business Life is only what you make it, so make it worth living. Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4 CRAIG ALLEN DUMAS Craig Vocational Silence has never betrayed anyone. Audio-Visual Club 1. 2. 3; Cadet Fire Patrol 3; Amateur Radio Club 3; Local Historical Club 2. MICHAEL THEODORE DUMAS Mike It is quite easy for stupid people to be happy; they believe in fables, and they trot on in a beaten track like a horse on a tramway. NANCY JEAN DYKE Fuzz Business In order to stay young, you must work indus- triously. sleep sufficiently, worship faithfully — and lie about your age. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 3; Chorus 3; Softball Mgr. 2; Prom Committee 3. DEBORAH LEIGH EPPERSON Eppy College Prep. Without love and laughter, there is no joy. Swimming Team 2, 3; Chorus 3. 4. Craig Allen Dumas Michael Theodore Dumas Nancy Jean Dyke Deborah Leigh Epperson 29 Curt Edward Estey Jane Pauiita Estey Maxine Ada Farr Kenneth Gardner Eileen Ann George CURT EDWARD ESTEY Curt General If you want to make people laugh, your face must be serious. Fire Patrol 3, 4. JANE PAULITA ESTEY Jane Business He knows the universe, and himself he does not know. Softball 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Field Hock- ey 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Officiat- ing Club 3. MAXINE ADA FARR Max Business It’s a good thing to read between the lines; it tires the eyes less. Chorus 2; Softball 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. KENNETH GARDNER Ken General There are two reasons for doing something: one is for fun and enjoyment, the other because you have to. EILEEN ANN GEORGE Ei Home Exr. I sought my soul, but my soul I could not see. I sought my God. but my God eluded me. I sought my brother, and I found all three.” Basketball 2, 3; Softball 2, 3; Handbook Commit- tee 3. MARGARET RUTH GLEN Peggy College Prep. Live by your instincts and conscience, not by old sayings and mottos. Literary Magazine 1. 2, 3; Drama 1; Poster Club 2; Newspaper 1; JV Basketball 1; Folk Music Club 1, 4; Environmental Action Club 4. DOROTHY ANN GOODRICH Dottie General If you can't beat them, join ’em.” Gymnastics 1, 2; Track 3; Intramurals 3. JAMES PATRICK GU1LBAULT Jim College Prep. Life is like playing baseball, you can either get a hit or strike out.” Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3; Varsity Club 3, 4. Margaret Ruth Glen Dorothy Ann Goodrich James Patrick Guilbault 30 CARLA AGNES HALL Carla Business When you're looking for something in life, don t be afraid 1o accept a little advice from someone who’s been around longer.” Chorus 3; Track 1. 4; Cheerleading 1. 3; Year- book 2. 3; Varsity Club 4; Gymnastics Club 1. GEORGE WILLIAM HALLOCK Hillock Vocational Go as far as you can.” Fire Patrol 3: JV Basketball 2. JULIE MARY HALNON Julie Business What is, is right.” Chorus 1. 2, 3; Field Hockey 3; Drama 2; Newspa per 4. SHELLEY MARIE HALNON Shelley General As I grow to understand life less and less, 1 learn to love it more and more.” Softball 2, 4. EDWIN HOWARD HANSON II Eddie Vocational Whenever you really want anything, it is best not to depend on the efforts of others, but to work for it yourself. Soccer 3, 4; Cadet Fire Patrol 3; Drama 1. KEVIN CHARLES HANSON Baba College Prep. 'True friends love you for what you are.” Audio-Visual Club 1, 2, 3; Cadet Fire Patrol 4. OLIVE ANN HANSON Olie College Prep. We know nothing of tomorrow; our business is to be happy today.” Track 2; Chorus 3. CHERYL ANN HEATH Cheric College Prep. I would rather be able to appreciate things I can- not have than have things I cannot appreciate. Shelley Marie Halnon Edwin Howard Hanson II Kevin Charles Hanson Olive Ann Hanson Cheryl Ann Heath 31 Guy Frederick Henderson Charles Raymond Huizenga Jr. Teresa Lee Hunt GUY FREDERICK HENDERSON Guy College Prep. Judge not progress by what is accomplished, hut by what is left to be done. Folk Music Society 1. 2. 3; Soccer 3; Chorus 3, 4; Drama 4. ALAYNE BEA HILL Hilly College Prep. Always think ahead, before it’s too late.” German Club 2, 3; Language l.ab Assistant 2. 3; Majorette 3; Student Council 3. TRUDIE HILL Trudie Business No matter how fair the sun shines, still it must CHARLES HUIZENGA Chuck College Prep. The capability of your body does not limit the capability of your mind. Soccer 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4: Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Chess Club 1; Newspaper 3; Class President 2. TERESA LEE HUNT Terry Business 'To each his own.” Cheerleading 2, 3; Drama 1. 2. MICHAEL GEORGE HURLBURT Happy College Prep. True friends are hard to come by, so cherish the ones you have.” Ski Team 2. 3; Prom Committet 3. GEORGE P. INGRAM George College Prep. Listen to what your elders say.” Chorus 1. 2; Soccer 3; AV 1. 2; Ski Team 3. MARION JOAN JANOUSEK Marion College Prep. Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” Literary Magazine 1: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Choir 2. 3, 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Cheerleading 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Aerie 3. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Class Secretary 3. 4: International Fellowship Club 3, 4; Foreign Exchange Student 4. Michael George Hurlburt George P. Ingram Marion Joan Janousek 32 SUSAN JANE KEMP Red Business Life is like a mystery; you never know what's going to happen next.” LOUISE MARY KILBOURN Cooch Business A little kingdom 1 possess, where thoughts and feelings dwell; and very hard the task I find of governing it well.” Newspaper 3, 4; Editor 3; Track 1. 2; Softball 1. Gymnastics 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3; Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir 2, 3; Dramatics 1. 2; Chess Club 1; Outing Club 3; Officiating 3; Envi- ronmental Action 4; Vice-President 4; Prom Com- mittet 3. ROBERT WILLIAM LaBERGE Frenchie College Prep. 'The hardest thing in life is pleasing yourself.” Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Base- ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Literary Magazine 1; ETV 3; kire Patrol 3; Var- sity Club 2. 3. 4; Life Guard 1; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Newspaper 1. 2. 3. F.DW ARD LEON LaFAYETTE Big Ed Vocational Don't miss out on what you need.” PAUL JAMES LaFOUNTAIN P. J. General If you don’t make it. forget it.” JUANITA JEAN LATHROP Business For every thing you have missed, you have gained something else.” Chorus 1. 2. 4; Drama 1. 2, 4. Edward Leon LaFayette LORRAINE LYNNE LATHROP Lome College Prep. The only way to gain a friend is to be one.” Transferred from Washington Academy, Salem. New York. FHA 1. 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Girls' Hockey 2. 3; Girls’ Basketball 3; Girls’ Athletic Association I. 2. 3; Prom G mmittee 3; Volley ball Intramurals 3. MARILYN RAF. LAVIGNE Mare” Gdlege Prep. Happiness is like jam; it’s hard to spread even a little without getting some on yourself.” Chorus 2. 3. 4; Art Club 3. Paul James LaFountain Juanita Jean Lathrop Lorraine Lynne Lathrop Marilyn Rae Iuivigne 33 Barbara Lee Lefurge JEANNE MARIE LAVOIE Jeanne Business Put oul your hand, reach for the light, and let it shine.” Drama 1. 2; Folk Music 1. 2; Diving 2; Cheerlead- ing 1. 2. 3. 4; Newspaper 3. 4; Environmental Ac- tion 3; Chorus 1. JOHN JOSEPH LAVOIE LaWa Vocational ”A lot of great men have died; I don’t feel so well myself.” DAVID ROY LAYN Dave Vocational Do unto others before they do unto you. Ski Team 1. 2; Wrestling 3; Fire Patrol 3; Band 1. 2. 3; Chorus 1, 2. 3. BARBARA LEE LEFURGE Barb Business If at first you don’t succeed . . PHILIP NICHOLS LIVINGSTON Phil Vocational You only live once, so make the best of it. Fire Patrol 3. ROGER BERT MANNING Carney Vocational You have many years to work, so stay in school and enjoy yourself now.” Wrestling 3. ROBERT PALMER MARSH RPM College Prep. Nothing resembles pride so much as discourage- ment.” Band 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 3; Fire Patrol 4. DIANE LEE MARTIN Diane Business What’s done is done.” Cheerleading 1. 2; Drama 1; Softball 3, 4. Philip Nichols Livingston Robert Palmer Marsh Diane Lee Marlin Roger Bert Manning 34 RAY MARTIN Ray General If you like it, do it. ' MARLENE KAY MORGAN Marlene Love is something to think about. Chorus 3; Track 1. NEIL ANDREW NELSON Snail College Prep. The longer I live the more keenly I feel that whatever was good enough for our fathers is not good enough for us.” Soccer 1, 2, 3. 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 2. 4; Baseball 3. 4; JV Baseball 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2; Motorcycle-Minibike 2, 3. CAROL JEANNE NIELSON Spec. Circ, Circus Lady College Prep. Love and do what you like. Drama 1, 2. 3. 4; Literary Magazine 1; Newspaper GREGORY A. NORRIS Greg Vocational Slow and steady you always win. Soccer 3. 4. RODNEY RAY ORVIS Rod College Prep. Life is like pitching: the more you put into it. the more you get out of it! Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4; Soccer 3. 4: Basketball 2; Var- sity Club 2. 3. 4. BONNIE LOU PECK Bon Business Nothing is waste that makes a memory. JOHN EDWIN PECK John Vocational You’ll never get anywhere unless you try.” Fire Patrol 3. Carol Jeanne Nielson Gregory A. Norris Rodney Ray Orvis Bonnie Lou Peck John Edwin Peck 35 Lorraine Sin Pierce Theodore Edward Pilon Dawn Angela Powell LORRAINE SUE PIERCE Lorrie Collrgr Prep. 'Tenia i� the firs! day of the rest of your life.” Band 1.2. 3. 4; Drama 2, 3. 4; Yearbook 3. 4; Lit- erary Magazine 2. THEODORE EDWARD PILON Ted General Keep all your trembles in your pocket with a hole in it. AV Club 1; Chess Club 1; Se crer 1; Drama Club 1, 2; Photography Club 2; JV Base ball 2; Fire Pa- trol 3. 4; Newspaper 3; Wrestling 4. Baseball 1. WILLIAM JOHN ROLEAU Bill College Prep. If a game is worth playing, it's worth winning.” Literary Magazine 1; Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2. 3, 4; Soccer 4: Newspaper 3. ROSE MARY ROUGIER Rosie Business Do what you must, not as you want, for there is a reason for everything.” Chorus 1. 2. 3; Track 2. 3. William John Roleau DAWN ANGELA POWELL Dawn College Prep. We love in others what we lack ourselves, and would In everything but what we are.” Literary Magazine 1, 2; Yearbook 3. 4; Track 2; Field Hockey 3. 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; language I ab Assistant 2. DENNIS MARSHALL REYNOLDS Uncle Den Den General Notice other people, not just yourself.” DAWN ELIZABETH RUFIANGE Ruffige General Learning to ride a horse can be difficult: the ani- mal is uncomfortable in the middle and dangerous at both ends!” Art Club 2; Gymnastics 2; Poster Club 1. PAUL RAYMOND SARGENT Sterge Man must believe, he must strive at sometime during his life.” Soccer 1. 3, 4; Band 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. 36 Carol Ann Sherman Scot Bradley Sherwin Maralee Linda Smith CAROL ANN SHERMAN Sherman Business You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.” Chorus 1, 2. SCOT BRADLEY SHERWIN Scot College Prep. Am I going places or just bring taken?” Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski Team 1. 2. 3; Stundent Council 2. MARALEE LINDA SMITH Maralee College Prep. Happiness multiplies as we divide it with oth- ers. Basketball 1, 2; Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4: Cheerleading 3. 4; Yearbook 3; Field Hockey 2; Softball 2, 3. 4: Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Vice-President 3: Choir 3. LYNN MARIE SPAULDING Lynn Business It is better to In hated for what you are than to be loved for what you are not.” Chorus 1. 2; Drama Club 2; Gymnastics 2. MICHAEL EARL STOKES Michael General Live now, tomorrow may not come.” TISA EYVONNE TATRO George General Silence is one great art of conversation. NANA MAXINE THOMPSON Nana Business Shake it. baby, but don’t break it.” JOHN PAUL THOMASI John College Prep. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Newspaper 3; Varsity Club 3. 4; Band 1. 2: Prom Committee 3. Lynn Marie Spaulding Michael Earl Stokes Tisa Eyvonne Tatro Nana Maxine Thompson John Paul Tomasi 37 William Harper Wells HarlanH Jay Wendel LOUCINDY TRACY Cindy Business — College Prep. Happiness is life.” MARTHA JEAN TUCKER Mert Business It would be a happier world if love were as easy to keep as it is to make. Basketball 1. 3. 4; Cheerleading 2; Softball 3. 4: Field Hockey 3. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Chorus 1; Secretary Club 3. PORTIA RAE WEDGE Poopy Business Happiness consists of not longing for the things that make us happy. Drama Club 1. 2; Track 3; Chorus 2. 3; Art Club 3; Gy mnastics Club 2; Softball 4; Field Hockey 4. WILLIAM HARPER WELLS Wells College Prep. The steps of a good man shall be ordered by God. HARLAND JAY WENDEL Hal Business If you don't do it, it won't get done. JV Baseball 1, 2: Baseball 3. 4; JV Wrestling 3. KEITH ELLIOTT WILLIAMS Hippie College Prep. Our birth is nothing but our death begun. Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; Environmental Action Group 3; Newspaper 3; Prom Committee 3; Band 1. 2; Drama 4. ROBERT L. SVENDSEN Bob Vocational I never look at the future. It comes too soon. Keith Elliott Williams Graduates without pictures — JOHN DEGROFF ROBERT SUENDSON 38 MISS NACHTICAL MRS. ADAMS Senior Class Advisers 39 MR. MARSTERS Marion — All Statr Chorus. Girls' Stair, Brtty Crock- rr — Homrmakrr of the Yrar, I.F.S. Exchange Stu- dent. Who's 40 Who Carol — Vl. Youth Citizenship Conference Dawn — DAR Good Citizenship Award 41 l ouise — Girls State Guy — All-State Chorus I sun- am! 44 Peace. Brother� ' 45 Junior Class First row: V. Blair. B. Burrill. F. Bouvier. W. Burbank. Second row: M. Bacon. D. F lynn, L. Butler, S. Danyow. R. Brown. R. Brown. P. Cousino. E. Bol- duc. A. Bessette, B. Bushey. Third row: C. Dailey. B. Ford. N. Eseltine, C. Clough. P. Evarts, N. Fleming. L. Desorda. D. Brown. J. Billings. D. Coffin. D. Brown. L. Alger, L. Ashline. P. Brooks. B. Bennett. B. Burritt, S. Doxter. Fourth row: L. Filion, M. Atherton, J. Booska. G. Boynton, C. Perk, C. Ash. 46 First table: D. Rohidoux. R. Roubidoux. J. Sherwin. K. Tierney, L. Tatro. G. Preston. Back: L. Rotax, L. Smythe. J. Strong. D. Pixley. P. Surcek. J. Thompson. J. Russell. C. Boss. A. Legault. T. Steady. First row: J. Jerome. L. Manning. K. Kennedy. B. Hanson. C. Haney, I). Martin. Second row: G. Marrkres. E. b- treille. C. Hall, E. Freegard, B. Freegard. B. Marcelle. Third rim: M. Parker. A. Goodrieh. Fourth row: J. La- treille. K. Harper. N. Smith. S. Hanson. S. Onis. G. McKinnon. Fifth rou: L. Lafayette. C. Jipner. D. Guil- hault. S. Herriman. K. Livingston. D. Norris. Sixth row: L. Hendee. M. Skeffington. D. Heath. J. Highee. L. Neil- son. Srventh row: G. Lueia. A. Lathrop. G. Phelps. D. Grimes. 47 OFFICERS: B. Hanson. C. Dailey, P. Evarts. D. Brown. M. Atherton, B. Ford. Sophomore Class First rou. H. Cousin� � . D. Farnsworth. J. Brouillard. S. Conant. D. Champagne. G. Allen, P. D’Avignon. S. Clodgo, R. Brouillard. Second rote: J. Brassard. J. Livingston, L. Choquette, L. Dagenais, J. Butler, C. Carpenter, C. Chandler. L. Cloutier, L. Bromley. R. D’Avignon. Third row: S. Glea- son. D. Coffin. D. Boise, K. Boise, C. Burritt. S. Atherton. H. Bryden, A. Cousino. M. Brasure, M. DeWitt. First rouv G. Latreille, D. Hall. R. Grimes. P. Martel I. Second rou: D. MeCormiek. L. Jaekman. J. Goyette. S. Henderson. S. Hunt. T. l athrop. Third rou: D. Hallock. B. Evarts. R. James. N. Evarts. M. LaRose. C. Har- vey. D. Kimball. Fourth rou: R. Haskins. K. McIntyre, D. l ithrop. Y. Hill. S. Kilbourn. R. Cousino. C. Hall, R. Hall, D. Heath. M. Harvey, D. Heath. Fifth rou: B. Hanson, M. Haines, K. Hanson, M. La r row, P. Little. T. Kenyon, L. Jaekman, S. Hatstat. K. Johnson. S. Laberge. M. Malloy. 48 J. Butler. L. Williams, A. Paquette. M. Larrow, M. Brasure. L. Dagenais. 49 First row: M. Smith. B. Steadman. A. Noble. T. Sawyer. J. Rathhun, B. Martin. K. Robinson. C. Menard. W. Shepard. F. Masterson. Second row: A. Pa- quette, L. Williams. F. Masterson, J. Morgan. D. Purinton, L. Rhodes, S. Purinton, T. Tatro. I. Perron, C. Reynolds. J. Sherman. Third row: C. Rockwood, W. Shattuck. B. Nye, R. Wagner. D. Norris, J. Masterson. S. Wagner, C. Whitney. C. Wood. C. Sherwin, W. Wells, H. Parker. Freshman Class OFFICERS: M. Cushman. M. Glen, N. Bird. C. Desorda. N. Coffin. L. Hill, J. Mansfield. GIRLS: M. Cushman. L. Corking, D. Dearborn, J. Dahlberg. L. Bos� . M. Clark. J. Bennett, Y. Cyr. S. Burbank, C. Desorda. M. Bol- duc, N. Coffin. S. Bennett, K. Aiken. D. Farr. D. Cameron. L. Babcock. K. Estey. N. Bird. S. Betz. L. Baker. BOYS: D. Dion. R. Billings. L. Cousino, J. Jipner, G. Brown. F. Bourgeois. C. Boss. R. Brennan. J. Bouvier, J. Dimond. J. Diette. M. Burritt. G. Bashaw, T. Farr. T. Cousino. B. Carpenter, D. Clodgo. S. Dearborn. 50 Fini row: G. Steadman. D. Sherwin, S. Smith. K. Wendel, M. Rougier, P. Robinson. L. Sherman. L. Stone, L. Sumner. Second row: C. Purinton, S. Tuttle. C. Rotax. E. Preston. S. Roclcwood. L. Skeffington. V. Palmer. M. Peehie. K. Pilon, C. Shores. C. Tighe. P. Sumner. At right between second and third rows: G. Wells. L. Root. A. Smith. C. Sargent. Third row : R. Wedge, C. Rickert. D. Powell. P. Nielson. L Purinton, J. Strong. K. Norris. L. Menard. Fourth row: R. Murray. R. Munson. B. Nielson, J. Prime. Fifth rouv J. Pechie. M. Mesirk. First row: D. Herriman, E. Hanson. J. Mansfield, G. Gilmore, D. Grace. B. Hanson, R. Grant, B. Freegard, C. Martell, P. LaFrance, P. Marcelle. Second row: D. Hurlburt, R. Martell, G. Martell. B. Huizenga. L. Grace. T. Holloway, T. Lavigne. D. Martell. M. Jen- nings. B. Glen, J. Holloway. Third row: R. Mable. K. LaFlam. A. Gordon. K. George, W. Hier, Hier, N. Guilbault, L. Hill, C. Gib- son. G. Hunt. D. Fox, R. Kemp. Fourth row: H. Hurlburt, S. Lucia. M. Halnon. N. Kenyon. J. Jipner. E. Hill. R. Grace, D. Martell, R. Haines. J. Hallock. 51 first row: J. Michaud. M. Herriman, J. King. W. Marckres. Second row: S. Norris, M. Lucia. C. Hallock, J. Oscarson, R. Higher. E. Paquette. M. Latreille. P. Malzac. D. Lattrell. W. D’Avignon. G. La Rose. Third row: V. Herriman. R. Jimmo, R. Hoag. K. Munson. B. Nye. N. Hatstat. C. McKinley, C. Harvey. G. Murray. C. Griggs. S. Manning. Fourth row: K. LaFlam, L. Legault. M. Mayer. D. Jones. P. Noble. N. Hall. S. Livingston. M. Ladue, L. Lafayette. D. Heath. K. Ingram, M. Higbee, G. James. First row: A. Deskie. G. Doolittle. K. Burt. M. Choqurtte, S. Dimond. D. Bessette, C. Dumas, P. Bromley, J. Blaise. S. Curtis, D. Champagne, L. Demers. Second row: J. Brassard, L. Brown, L. Adams, N. Bingham, T. Abbott, R. Conant, S. Coombs. P. Co- nant. L. Bolduc, D. Curavoo. C. Baslow, K. Dickson, P. Diette. Third row: 1. Brooks, A. Conant. J. Dolan, S. Bigelow, M. Cyr, D. Coolidge. D. Dimond. W. Cobb. N. Eseltine. A. Coutier. Fourth row: D. Allen, R. Cousino. G. Clodgo, Eric Dailey, B. Cassidy. J. Bouvier, D. Brown. J. Betz. S. Bourgeois. Eighth Grade First row: S. Gebo, J. Shepard, E. Phillips, L. Rotax, M. Russell, R. Thompson, T. Saunders, M. Williams, D. Fleming, J. Phillips, S. Whitcomb. Second row: S. Rougier, B. Goodrich, T. Tetreault, E. Roy, M. Reaum, M. Warner. B. Robidoux, J. Freegard. P. Wisell, D. Petrie, S. Fleming. K. Zeno. Third row: L. Smith. A. Gagnon, E. Gilbertson, F. Wood, J. Smith, V. Zeno, J. Tierney, J. Stetson. C. Whitney, T. Sargent. L. Powell, B. Wendel. OFFICERS: Sitting: M. Mayer. K. LaFlam. D. Jones. Stand- ing: D. Bessette, R. Cousino. D. Fleming. N. Bingham. 53 Seventh Grade OFFICERS: N. Burbank. J. Estey. R. Baker. T. Jones. D. Jerome. J. Boise. P. Thomas. First row: S. Litchfield. J. Pechie. B. Bigelow. C. Parker. B. Norris. N. Burbank, C. Parks. L. Clark. W. Pierce. N. Manning. D. Baker. T. Noble. K. Brown. J. Reynolds, J. Reynolds. Second row: K. Chandler, N. Michaud, T. Legault. C. Rickert, J. Campbell. M. Reynolds, (.. Latreille. B. Blaise. C. Berry. P. Aldrich. P. Bedell. C. La Rose. W. O’Bryan. Third row: J. Larrow. T. Boise. K. Lathrop. V. LaRose. G. McKinnon. K. Lathrop. J. Betz. A. Mierop, S. Kimball. V. Robinson. D. Ayers. D. Bashaw. S. Carter. Fourth row: J. LaFoy, D. Mierop, B. Lavigne. K. Neil. P. Butler. E. Mayer. H. Rockwell. E. Carpenter, K. Palmer. D. Oldenburgh, G. Paquette. Fifth row: B. Benedict. D. Lasell. W. Loftus. R. Regnaud. R. Bachand. R. Paulman, T. Brilyea, R. Baker. B. Arrowsmith. C. Billings. R. Regnaud, G. Boyer, M. Pixley. K. Porter. L. Lafave. L. Marckres. 54 First row: T. Jipner. T. Evarts, T. Doxter, S. Clark. L. Cousino. E. Ducharme. R. Gilmore. T. Doxter. N. Gallagher. R. Greear. D. Je- rome. R. Higbee. J. Cousino. T. Cousino. H. Cousino. K. Chandler. R. Clark. Second row: S. Clark. J. Gordon. J. Glen. T. Driscoll. L. Coleman. 0. Hall. J. Estey, M. Glen, N. Herriman. J. Dion. P. Curtis. S. Jackson. J. Haskins, S. Hill. J. Guilbault. D. Ingram. B. Grace. C. Epperson, T. Jones. C. Coombs, M. D’Avignon, T. Halloway. F. Fleming. L. Clark. R. D'Avignon. Third row: N. Jarvis. Y. Hallock, C. Godard. Fourth row: J. Jette, S. Harper. Fini rou F Wells I Steadman. A. Thompson. C. Williamson. K. Smythr. M. Wagner. D. Wimett. M. Smith. Second row: S. Steady. P. Thomas. B. Smith. T. Rule. E. Carpenter. R. Viau. Third rou : N. Tighr. R. Trlreault. C. Sherarin. R. Viau. J. Saunders. FoortA row: B. Wood C Thompson. R. Vincent. R. Russell. M. Rougirr. L. Marckres. Fifth rou : J. Steady. L. Sargent. T. Rose. T. Wtsell. L. Steady. J. Tatro. R. Sargent. 55 Is this some ecolo- gical experiment destined to save the world? Now you know where Winnie the Pooh got his Honey Jar. Coffee stain? I didn’t think they meant it literally. 56 Is she finger painting? Is the blood rushing to your head? Does your stomach feel up-side down? Do your arms feel like they’re being pulled from their sockets? Use Mother Maggie’s All-Purpose. Down-Home. Old-Fashioned Rem- edy! . . . an l a time to dance.” The Activities available to students at Mt. Abraham are widely varied and they range from dancing (Jr. High Beat Ryhme) to Bible Study (One Way). These Activities are an important part of life for the students participating, and one can see this in the way the students devote their time and energy to making their partic- ular activities successful. No wonder she's smiling! Now. that was a good joke. The show must go on — But Why? I'll never make it over, my knees are in the way. Well. I did graduate from the sand box. 57 Any questions? . . . Ask Marion. B. Hanson. K. Williams, L. B H� ska. M. Dumas. J. Strong. P. Bouvier. First mu: P. Marcelle, A. Cordon, C. Gibson. M. Jennings. T. Lavigne. J. Dahlberg. W. Hier. L. Hill. N. Guilhault. W. Shepard. D. Hall. B. Marlin. S. Hen- derson. J. Butler. B. Hanson. J. Rathburn. Second rou : N. Bird. D. Epperson. C. Dailey. J. Rotax. J. Palmer. L Jaekman. M. Halnon. L. Bromley. S. Hunt. N. Evarts. M. LaRose. D. Martin. Third rou : K. Estey. S. Hanson. J. Russell. S. Thompson. C. Carpenter. M. Cushman. K. Livingston. B. Marcelle. L. Ash- line. G. Hunt. D. Cameron. C. Hall. A. Paquette. Fourth roto: D. Farr. S. Halnon. L. Dagenais. W. Wells. L. Choquette. M. Janousek. Y. Hill. B. Glen. D. Lathrop. R. Cousino. L. Booska. Fifth mu: C. Shores. R. D'Avignon, C. Sherwin. J. Livingston. J. Bushev. M. Harvey. N. Kenyon. P. Bouvier. D. Powell. D. Norris. Sixth row: C. Tighe, J. Goyette. J. Brassard. L. Jackman, S. Kilbourn. L. Kilbourn. M. Smith. J. Lathrop. S. Herriman. J. Carlstrom. S. Hastat. L. Lathrop. L. Heath. Seventh mu: T. Cousino, M. Davis. D. Heath. M. DeWitl. M. Brasure. A. Cousino. G. Henderson. J. Strong. G. Brown. 59 60 Band First row: N. Coffin. L. Skeffington, C. Desorda. S. Burbank. D. Hall. N. Hatslat. Second row: J. Rathbun, D. Menard. K. LaFlam. D. Norris, R. KemP, E. Glen. D. Brown. Third row: J. Brassard. S. Rockwood, L. Choquetle. L. Pierce, J. Diette, M. Janousek, G. Brown. Mr. Bowers. . . .Arts. 61 First rou-: I. Strati man. P. Thomas. L. Stone. M. Warner, M. Wagner. J. Betz, B. Bigelow, G. Sherwin. C. Parks. Sec- ond row: R. Baker, G. Gilmore. K. Cousino. Third row: N. Coffin, R. Sargent. E. Preston. T. Holloway, D. Coffin, B. Nyc, G. Brown. Fourth row: G. Bashaw, K. Entry, J. Brassard, L. Nielsen. N. Bird, E. George, Mr. Fox. Outing Club Wrestling Club First row: J. Smith, E. Phillips. P. Malzac. M. Cyr, D. Mierop, S. Bigelow. Second row: T. Jip- ner, S. Livingston. G. Murray, D. 1-atreille, G. La Rose, M. Pixley, E. Roy. R. Thompson. On the mat: B. Wendel. K. Dion. FUTURE FARMERS S HOMEMAKERS 63 Silting: L. Hill. M. Warner, L. Slone. W. Hier. D. Jones. Second row: Mrs. Stone. R. Jimmo. Y. Cyr. K. Pilon. International Fellowship Club Silting: D. Brown. M. Atherton, L. dela Miyar. M. Cousino. M. Janousek. J. Strong. Standing: Mr. Bye. T. Pidgeon. J. Marcelle. R. Robi- doux, D. Coffin. V. Boise. H. Cousino. I. Perron. K. Reynolds. Cribbage Club 65 R. Murray. R. Hurlburt. D. Hurlburt. Mrs. Whitcomb. K. Rickert, D. Herriman. Drama First rou L. Booska, R. Wedge, G. Hen- derson. C. Neilson, M. Janousek. A. Pa- quette. Second row: C. Hall. K. Williams, J. Patterson. Mr. Martinez. Junior High Drama First row: G. Sherwin, A. Deskie, M. Glen. Second row: J. Glen, J. Estey, K. Stewart. D. Jones. S. W'hitcomb, P. Thomas, T. Tetrault. Third row: T. Jones. T. Holloway, W. Thompson. M. Smith. Mrs. Benedict, M. White. M. Choquette. H. Dolan. R. Cole, B. Norris, N. Burbank. 66 D. Crimes, M. Mesick. M. Bacon. Mr. Tomasi, J. Strong. Audio-Visual Club Art Service Club L White. S. Norris. B. Goodrich, M. Goodrich. S. Kemp. D. Rufiange. D. Dimond. Miss Wenig. Understanding the Mentally Retarded Miss Cousino, L. Williams. D. Guilbault. One Way Mr. Richardson. J. Russell. L. Ashline, W. Burbank. 70 Folk Music Club Siuing: C. Chandler. M. Malloy, C. Wood, Mr. Donald, C. Parks. A. Smith. T. Hollaway. J. Holloway. L. Powell, J. Phillips. E. George, L. Nielsen. 71 s B. Hanson. J. Estey, N. Fleming. S. Henderson. N. Smith. M. Janousek. M. Atherton. M. Tucker, C. Hall. P. Bouvier, D. Ppwell, L. Filion, T. Steady, M. Smith. A. Legault, S. Kilbourn. J. Tomasi. J. Booska. N. Nelson, R. Orvis, S. Atherton. M. Brasure. M. Skeffington. D. Heath, B. Laberge, C. Huizenga. M. Estey. VARSITY club 72 Silting: C. Desorda, N. Coffin. D. Coffin, A. Paquette, M. Mayer. Standing: Mrs. Garafano, R. Baker. T. Boise, M. Cushman, B. Ford. C. Hall. M. Brasure. D. Fleming. T. Jones. K. LaFlam. Student Council Kneeling: G. Ash. P. D’Avignon, A. Lathrop. B. James. Standing: P. LaFountain. K. Hanson. C. Peck, M. Bacon, B. Marsh. Mr. Davison, L. Butler. D. Kimball. C. Estey. Majorettes First row: J. Gordon, D. Mar- tell. Second row: Mr� . Heeler, S. Herriman, A. Paquette. V. Herriman, C. Billings. J. Liv- ingston. W. Burbank. L Baker. Cheerlead ing Club Silting: T. Doxter, P. Conant. R. Conant. L. Bolduc. J. Tierney, T. Doxter. Standing: M. Mayer. D. Coffin. T. Rose. S. Coombs. Creative Writing Mrs. Cunningham. S. Purinton. WeaUh Careers hast aid First row: J. Bushey, D. Menard, C. Tuttle. R. Kemp. Second rou: Mrs. Svrcek. J. Hallock, J. Thompson. J. Lafayette. P. LaFrance. J. Brouillard. SUtmg: Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Sullivan. Mrs. Davis. K. Dickson. N. Tighe. B. Wood. E. Gilbertson. S. Jackson. On floor: K. Porter. T. Rule, S. Carter. L. Coleman. Knitting and Crocheting Clubs . .a time to build up,” The extra currieular athletics at Mount Abraham build more than just strong bodies. They build school spirit and a sense of pride in the accomplishments of classmates. Teamwork and sportsmanship are stressed, and the students learn to accept disappointment as well as victory. 77 First row: S. Atherton. P. Sargent, D. Heath. E. Hanson. C. Huizenga, S. Gleason. M. Estey. R. Lal erge. Second row: Mgr. C. Roekwood. M. Lamm, R. Orvis. M. Skiffington, J. Boos- ka. W. Roleau, N. Nelson, M. Brasure, S. Wagner, G. Norris, Mr. Bye. The 1971 Varsity Qoccer Team The 1971 Junior High Soccer Team First row: E. Carpenter, P. Thomas. C. Parks. D. Wimelt. B. Norris, S. Bigelow. Second row: S. Harper. K. Neil. B. La- vigne. G. Sherwin. VI. Pixley. J. Betz. C. Bern. D. O'Bnan. Third row: Mr. Donald. R. Sargent. J. Jette. T. Jipner. D. La- treillo. E. Ma er. The 1971 Junior Varsity Soccer Team First row: E. White, K. Dion. E. Brouillard. G. Brown. E. Hanson, D. Dion. B. Hanson. G. Gleason. Second row: Mr. Lombard. J. Sherman. T. Lathrop. B. Huizenga. S. Clodgo. R. Hall. J. Bouvier. J. Jipner. M. Larrow. R. Har- riman. R. Wagner, C. Boss. R. Brennan. B. Hanson. M. Smith. T. Farr, D. Powell. G. Masterson. 79 Field Hockey Team First row: J. Pilon. P. Wedge. K. Kennedy, N. Evarts, B. Hanson. L. Desorda, J. Rathhun. C. Desorda, L. Purinton, L. Skeffington. C. Gib- son. Second row: Mrs. Rice, N. Smith, K. Harper, C. Carpentrr, L. Choquette, D. Norris, M. Tucker. J. Estey, W. Hier. W. Burbank. J. Dahlburg. Third row: C. Whitney, M. Cushman. L. Filion, M. Atherton, S. Kilbourn, S. Hatstat. D. Powell, P. Bouvier. 81 First row: M. Pechie, N. Coffin. L. Hill. Second row: M. Halnon. L. Boss. A. Paquette. Lori Laurie Rosie Shirley First row: R. Cousino. Second row: M. Janousek. Mrs. Beauregard, N. Bergeron. Third row: M. Smith. L. Wil- liams, J. Lavoie. S. Henderson. T. Lavigne. Marale'. Lynn 33 Varsity Basketball Knerling: John Tomasi, Ed Cushman. Standing: Pele Bouvier, Bill Laberge, Joe Booska, Cary Boynton, Jim Berry. Bill Atherton. Bill Roleau. Chuck Huizenga. Paul Sargent, Mr. Lombard. Mr. Lombard. Co-captains: John Tomasi, and Ed Cushman. Why am I so rugged? It’s nice to be above the opposi- tion! 1 can’t seem to forget you. My mother told me there’d be days like this, but she didn’t say they’d come in bunches. 84 First row: B. Evarts, C. Ayer� , D. Powell. G. Brown, B. Huizenga. T. Sawyer. M. Estey. Second row: R. Haskins, R. Conant. J. Jipner, J. Prime. Mr. Ben- edict, J. Bouvier, A. Cousino, C. Burritt, S. Atherton, D. Herriman. Junior Varsity Basketball Now you have it . . . now you don’t! 85 Junior High Basketball First row: K. Neil, J. Legault, M. Smith. C. LaRose, S. Steady, J. LaFoy, C. Rickert, D. Wimetl, B. O’Bryan. Sec- ond row: S. Kimball, E. Carpenter. G. Sherwin, C. Coombs, J. Larrow, M. Pixly, J. Betz, G. James, J. Jette. Third row: S. Harper. D. Sargent. P. Mayer, T. Jipner, B. D’Avignon, H. Rockwell, J. Bouvier, E. Paquette, R. Pres- cott. B. Lavignc. Fourth row: Mr. Williamson. J. Olsen. R. Tatro. J. Smith. D. Latreille. G. LaRose. T. Saunders, B. Wendel. J. Stetson, A. Conant. Mr. Smith. Kneeling. L to R .: N. Dyke, J. Estey. Standing, L to R N. Fleming. S. Bolduc, D. Martin, L. Desorda, M. Tucker, N. Smith, E. George. T. Steady. L. Fil- ion, L Kilbourn, P. Evarts. C. Dailey. B. Ford, B. Hanson, Mrs. Rice. BASKETBALL 87 First row: E. Hill, A. Gordon. L. Purinton. C. Desorda. S. Rockwood, L. Dagenais. Second row: D. McCormick. J. Brassard. S. Kill� ourn, Miss Col- lins, L. Jackman. N. Kenyon. C. Hanson. K. MacIntyre. 88 Swim Team First mu: S. Connolly, M. Cook, D. Stetson, D. Stetson, T. Laflam, G. Smith. D. Comegys, L. Steady, J. Comegys, C. Bryden. C. Acker, S. Wil- liams. M. Acker, B. Peabody, E. Svrcek, C. Nelson, K. Steady, K. Steady, J. Vaughan, T. Hier. Second row: D. Benjamin, D. Dion, J. Durivage. M. Bingham, C. Epperson, B. Cassidy, J. Steady. M. Glen, B. Arrowsmith, L. Diette, J. Acker, K. Lathrop, G. McKinnon, Y. Hallock. Third mu-: B. Shattuck, D. Hallock. S. Svrcek. M. DeWitt, M. Cushman. G. McKinnon. D. Norris. C. Carpenter. Y. Hill. K. Laflam, J. Dahlberg. W. Hier, J. Pilon, S. Hatstat. manager. Fourth row: Mr. Comegys. Wrestling Team First row: T. I throp, P. Nielsen, K. Dion, M. Burbank. B. Hanson. M. Burritt. C. Boss. Second mw: Mr. Cousino, L. Coleman. B. Hanson. B. Nye, D. D’A- vignon, C. Lafrance. W. Nielson. M. Smith. 89 Drip-Dry! 90 Sitting: Mrs. Bertha Hanson, Mrs. Evangeline Johnson. William Shattuck. Robert Hall. Standing: Mrs. Bernice Whitney, Raymond Tatro, Lawrence Diette, Kenneth Weston. Craig Scribner, Howard Bacon, Mrs. Vivian Hutchins. Clark Thomas. School Board . . .and a time to gather together;” The School Board members from the five towns of Bristol, Lincoln, Monkton, New Haven and Starkshoro have reason to be proud of their school. One of the finest schools in the stale. Ml. Abraham is a credit to the voters of Union District 28. Concern and the desire to give their students a wide range of educational opportunities drew the mem- bers of the five towns together and is shown in the swimming pool, the many Industrial Arts areas, the Homemaking Department, the Li- brary, the Music Rooms, and the many other areas of the school. To the School Board and the voters of Union District 28 we say, 'Thank you.” 91 up. up. and away . . .! Sure she can smile. She doesn’t have to do the shuttle run! ”La difference entre 'celle’ et celui est . . Watch the Birdie! Look at that spirit and enthusiasm! Hey. Mrs. B.. who’s side are you on? Winter . . . It’s the Wheaties generation. 94 Come on. who's got the volleyball? It’s a flying full Nelson!!! Was the gym so crowded that they had to sit on the floor? Up. up and in! Looks like a tie. Wow! What balance! . . . Carnival . . . 95 Too bad! We needed that point. Anyone care to bob for apples? A quid lime at Ml. Abe. With Keds sneakers you don’t wait for it to come to you. You go and get it. Hey, astronomy fans! It’s a simulated summer evening in your friendly Hey, World, we’re concerned! local planetarium. 97 The Honor Roll, the Honor Roll. I hope I make the Honor Roll. It takes real execution to execute a perfect back drop. 98 Jodi Sampson. Michael Walsh 99 Look! NO FEET! Down 25 spares . . . backspace 10 . . . 100 101 For ev« r thing there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven. The end of a school year is a time of looking forward, but it is also a time for memories. We e tried to capture some of the fleeting memories in this yearbook, but equally important are.the permanent ones, such as the new sign at the entrance of the school. Two Seniors are responsible for it, but behind them is a student body that is grateful for and proud of Mount Abraham Union High School. There is a time to love, and a time to hate: a time for war. and a time for peace. 102 Advertisers 103 WELL DONE AND COOD LUCK! 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The Mountain Shop has sporting goods plus a beautiful view of the falls on Otter Creek. The Outlet Shop is full of bargains for the budget shopper. The Main Store has a selective grouping of tennis wear, swim wear, and beach wear. S ktliau0 A quaint little country store purveying the finest in SPORTSWEAR AND COUNTRY CLOTHES for every season. We think you'll enjoy browsing thru our collection of classics and the unusual, including . . . Imported Tweeds and Shetlands, Corduroy and Fine Cottons for milady. i !l A SUPER SKI SHOP MIDDLEBURY VERMONT PARK DRUG STORE For: Prescription Service When You're Not Feeling Up To Par. LOFT'S FRESH CANDIES For That Sweet Tooth HALLMARK CARDS When You Choose To Send The Very Best PARK DRUG STORE 388-2522 Middlebury, Vermont TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST Compliments of ABRAMS DEPARTMENT STORE Middlebury, Vermont Compliments of Compliments of THOMAS’ STORE VERMONT DRUG, INC. Prescriptions Specialists Bristol, Vermont SPORTING GOODS AND DRY GOODS Middlebury, Vermont 388 4977 A. E. THOMAS DAN THOMAS 109 Compliments of PARK FILLING STATION Bristol, Vermont 1 Ed Knapp and John Legault SIMOND'S TEXACO - SUPER SERVICE STATION UNITED FARM AGENCY New Haven, Vermont Tires — Tubes — Batteries — Accessories 25 Court Street Middlebury, Vermont 05753 U-Haul Trailers and Trucks DESABRAI'S QUICK-CLEAN LAUNDRY BURRITT'S GENERAL STORE With New Maytag Washers Agent for Rutland Dry Cleaners Wednesday and Saturday Open 7A.M.-10 P.M. 7 Days a Week. Middlebury Shopping Plaza no 388-9079 Monkton, Vermont Congratulates the Class of 1972 Congratulations to the Senior Class of Mt. Abraham Union High School From Compliments of W. H. WAITE CO., INC. 49 Main Street Middlebury, Vt. Furniture and Funeral Service POLYMERS, INC. Synthetic Fibers Middlebury, Vt. C. G. COLE SON Florist and Gifts Custom Picture Framing 10 S. Pleasant Street Middlebury, Vt. Phones: 388 4381 and 7852 Compliments and Best Wishes of FROG ALLEY FABRICS BAKER’S Woolens by Dorr JEWELRY STORE ARMAND'S BARBER SHOP Diamonds Wedding Rings Watches 47 Main Street 2 South Street — Bristol, Vermont Middlebury, Vt. Open Tues. — Sat. 9:00 — 5:30 Phone 388-2524 Tues. and Fri. Nite 'til 9 French Razor Cutting Method in Compliments of Insurance and Real Estate JOSEPH P. CARRARA AND SONS Quality Ready-Mix Concrete BRISTOL Middlebury, Vermont INSURANCE AGENCY Someone Wants Your Portrait ERIS PORTRAIT STUDIO Phone 453-2373 Bristol, Vermont Vergennes, Vermont VERGENNES FURNITURE STORE Compliments and Best Wishes of 184 Main Street Vergennes, Vermont 05491 Tel. 802 — 877-3131 LAZARUS DEPARTMENT STORE Middlebury, Vermont ADDISON COUNTY LOAN CO., INC. Compliments of 243 Main Street Vergennes, Vermont 877-2926 VERMONT FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. P.O. Box N Bristol, Vermont U2 388-2223 CEDAR LAKE ORCHARD Monkton, Vermont Walton and Florence Brown Compliments of BRISTOL REAL ESTATE AGENCY SMITH PARK RESTAURANT E. P. BURKE, Realtor Bristol, Vermont Middlebury, Vermont 453-2491 PETER A. NELSON MEMORIALS, INC. MONUMENTS OF CHARACTER Serving Your Friends and Neighbors for Nearly Half a Century 79 West Street, Bristol, Vermont 453-2489 GRIGGS SALES SERVICE Compliments to the Graduating Class of Simplicity Panther Stihl Chainsaws Briggs Stratton We Sell Service 1972 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Route I 16 Bristol Phone 453-3524 Vergennes, Vermont 113 Compliments of THE STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY Middlebury Local Home of Opportunity For Young Men and Women In the Exciting Field of Printing If It's Good Food You Want, Visit . . . ROTHER STUDIO SNAP'S RESTAURANT PHOTOGRAPHY Bristol, Vermont Middlebury, Vermont BAKERY LANE BAKE SHOP BROOK'S CLOTHING STORE Middlebury Vermont MEN’S, WOMEN’S, AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING AND SHOES 114 Bristol, Vermont TOMASI HARDWARE Phone 453-3661 Bristol, Vermont MOUNTAIN VIEW INN Compliments of JOE'S BARBER SHOP Guests — Meals Monogram Art Gallery and Boutique Open Year 'Round Route 7 Box 76 A New Haven, Vermont 05472 Phone 802 — 453-2087 Bristol, Vermont Congratulations to the Class of 1972 From HANSON'S A W Middlebury, Vermont Flowers for All Occasions CLARK'S FLOWER SHOP 64 North Street Bristol, Vermont Phone 453-2350 Discount Prices on Hair Care, Records, Health and Beauty Aids THE VERMONT BOOK SHOP Middlebury and Waitsfield Books — Records — Tapes v eeLOWAL fine furniture — - AN0.ACCESSORIES Exclusive Outlet for DRAKE, SMITH AND CO. IRREGULARS Bristol, Vermont 116 Compliments From FRANK AGGIE'S COIN-OP LAUNDRY PHOTOS OIL PAINTING BY AGGIE ROBINSON'S OF BRISTOL, INC. Fuel Oil end Kerosene JOHN MASTERSON Tel. 453 2352 Weekdays Tel. 453-3172 Nights, Sundays and Holidays P.O. Box 620 Bristol, Vermont ROBINSON OIL CO. Compliments of of BRISTOL, INC. MORGAN'S RESTAURANT Gasoline — Diesel Fuel AND American Products SNACK BAR 453-2352 Bristol 8 Church Street Bristol, Vermont Vermont Compliments of JACKMAN'S, INC. HEATING OILS — BOTTLED GAS Bristol, Vermon Poster motors SALES AND SERVICE Chrysler-Plymouth-International Route 7, Middlebury, Vt. SCOTSMONS MOTOR LODGE The Finest in Accommodations Rts. 116 and 17 Bristol, Vermont Open All Year SPRINGTIME KENNELS Bristol, Vermont Where your Dog Receives Personal Loving Care Boarding — Exercising — Obedience — Training Sharon Smith Owner Telephone 453-2722 Compliments of MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK 1C, MAlW STRfctT. BRi TOtr, SJT Bristol Office All types of Loans Records, Tapes Stereo Systems Compliments of Open Mon. — Sat. 9AM — 9PM McKINNON'S SERVICE STATION 118 Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 RESTAURANT 20 Main St., Bristol, Vt. Tel. 453-2430 FRED MARY'S COUNTRY STORE New Haven Jet., Vermont DICK and PEGGY PICARD — Proprietors PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Spooner and Family Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Wimett and Family Mrs. Era O'Bryan Mr. Dewey Sumner Mr. and Mrs. Martin Thompson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Butler Mr. and Mrs. Russell Combs and Gary Mr. and Mrs. David Murray Mr. and Mrs. George Sherman and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Butler and Family Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Moore Mrs. Helen Sherman Mr. Minot Hall Mr. and Mrs. Foster Vosburgh Ruby M. Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Donald Swenor Mrs. Don Agan Miss Debbie Hanson Mrs. Caroline Tanner and Family Priscilla Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Pierce Mr. and Mrs. John Provoncha Mr. and Mrs. Roger Layn Clinton Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Eseltine and Family Mr. and Mrs. Allen Noble Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peck Mr. and Mrs. Julius Larrow Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jermain Madeline R. Roleau Mr. and Mrs. Amos Roleau Mr. and Mrs. Paul Larrow Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ward Tom Letebvre Mr. and Mrs. George Germain Mr. and Mrs. Louis Boise Gordon and Mary Marsh Mrs. Phyllis Jewett and Family Mr. and Mrs. George Morgan, Jr. and Family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russell Mr. and Mrs. Chase Stokes Alayne Hill Mrs. Floyd C. Shepard Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cota Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hill 119 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Place Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Fenwick W. Estey Mr. and Mrs. David P. Estey Mr. and Mrs. Winston Wedge Mr. and Mrs. Erie Hill Joe and Nancy Pechie and Family Mr. and Mrs. Merton Orvis Muriel Brown Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hendee and Family Mr. and Mrs. Delwin Gilley Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Farr and Family Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Orvis Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A. Cousino and Family Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Orvis Mr. and Mrs. Roger Orvis Mr. Donald Shepard • Anonymous Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bristol Mr. N. G. Majury Mr. and Mrs. Webster Slack Mr. and Mrs. William Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. George Tighe Mrs. Barbara Heeter Mr. and Mrs. George Drabble Mr. and Mrs. David Serafin Miss Patricia Nactigal Mr. Ray Davison Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Garafano Mr. John Roberts Mrs. Mary Ellen Beauregard Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pitkin Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Benedict Joseph T. Brennan Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Springer Creating a yearbook is one of the most exciting experiences available to a high school stu- dent. This year's staff has tried to make the 1972 Aerie reflect the personality of the student body. It was an enormous job, and there are many people to thank for it. Among them are Dawn Powell, who is responsible for all the art work in the book, and Patty Bouvier, Keith Williams, and Marion Janousek, who are the Aerie experts in creative layout. I am especially grateful to Mike Dumas and his business staff who took care of the business and financial de- tails that are a hidden but important part of every yearbook. Special thanks also go to Jay Strong, our student photographer, and to Suzanne Orvis, the Assistant Editor, who took the job in the middle of the year and did a great job. I'm sure that next year she will do an excellent job for her class and the school. I would like to thank Mrs. Adams for her patience, unfailing cheerfulness, ingenuity, and ability to let us do the yearbook our own way. Finally, I would like to say thank you for what has been a challenging and rewarding year as the editor of the 1972 Aerie. 120 Louise Booska Golf Team First row: J. Rathburn. G. McKinnon. D. Norris. D. Brown. W. Burbank. Second row: M. Brown. M. Bacon. L Talro. S. Sverck. Mr. Brennan. Boys' Track Teams First row: Jr. High Track: R. Vincent. T. Cousino. D. Ingram. T. Wissel. F. Clapper. Second row: Varsity Track: B. Nve. R. Herriman. R. St. Peter. Mr. Patterson. I Girls' Track Team First row: S. Burbank. N. Coffin. L. Jackman. C. Carpenter. E. George. Miss Collins. M. Morgan. M. Goodrich. R. Grace. J. Butler. Second row: D. Fleming. K. Dumas. J. Dahlherg. K. George. M. Curavoo. L. Grace. D. McCormick. K. Hanson. D. Martin. B. Robidoux. Third row: S. Roekwood. B. Nye, P. Diete. C. McKinley. K. Aiken. S. Gibson. J. Goyette. B. Martin. J. Livingston. N. Evarts, M. La Rose. Varsity Baseball First row: J. Bouvier. J. Booska. M. Skeffing- ion. J. Guilbauli. M. Estey. Mr. Royce. Sec- ond row: G. Masterson. H. Wendel. R. Brown. R. Orvis. W. Roleau. M. Hurlburtt. C. Huizenga. J. Bouvier. Junior Varsity Baseball First row: D. Powell. S. Gleason. G. Martell. E. Brouillanl. G. Brown. B. Steadman. L. Coleman. Scconti row: D. Harriman. B. Huizenga. D. Heath. T. Farr. J. Jipner. A. Cousino. M. Larrow, L. Menard. T. Sawyer. Mr. Cousino. First row: P. Thomas, J. Lafoy. C. La rose. D. Wimett, C. Coombs. Second rou : B. Lavigne. J. Stetson. D. Latreille, L. Lay f et te. J. Larrow, G. Larose. E. Carpenter. J. Bouvier. Third row: J. Betz. S. Harper. J. Jette. T. Jipner. J. Cousino. J. Tatro. Mr. William- son. Junior High Baseball Softball First row: C. Desorda, D. Martin. B. Hanson. V. Palmer. S. Henderson. Second row: J. Brassard. B. Ford. E. Hill, J. Estey. W. Wells. Third row: C. W hitney. L. Filion. M. Smith. T. Steady. M. Cushman. Fourth row: Mrs. Springer. ... a time to dance . . . On the evening of May 17. the Junior Class presented Oceania,” featuring Rainbow. There were dancing and refreshments, and in an underwater atmosphere. The highlight was the crowning of King David and Queen Diane. The evening ended with a grateful class. Graduation ... a time to speak . . . June 17. 1972 marked the end of a twelve-year academic jour- ney into the world. There were tears along with laughter, mixed with a strong feeling of accom- plishment. ... a time to weep and a time to laugh . . .