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

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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

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