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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1974 volume:

4 Table of (Lcntents Title Po.ee. I Tafcle oF Content's S Ded ic a.ti« v b A )m'n'istr .tion, School Bo x -«| o Tacei+u Custodial Sto-FF xM CaFeteria Staff X .Senior Section 2f ExcViun e Student Fz. (Underclass mew Wiletics bl A ctiv'ities SI Oreanixa+iins Si f avert isetnents °7 Dedlcattow The Class of 1974 would like to dedicate this year's AERIE to a faculty member who, we feel, has not only been helpful to our class, but also to the school and to the public. For your contrib- utions of guidance to the students, services to the school and public, and your continuous interest in our activities, we proudly dedicate the 1974 AERIE to you, Mr. Magwire. The, Message, Congratulations to the graduates of the Class of 1974. You are like young eagles who have been nurtured and have gained the strength and prowness to stand on the edge of the aerie and take your initial flight. Hopefully, you have gained the essential tools and skills to swoop, to soar and to glide in whatever direction you desire. We hope you will return to visit the nest that is nurturing those who will follow. Good luck and best wishes in whatever you choose to do. Mr . Thelmo jh Principal 'S Message, During the past several years, each of you has been witness to many changes in our society. You have seen increased concern for our envi- ronment, the ills of our political structure, and the continuous increase in the cost of living, to mention but a few. Your high school years have provided a security — a security perhaps not realized. The educational gains enjoyed from your school years remain to be tested, and the results may not be known for many years. The ills of society confronting us will not be solved easily; it took many years to create them. As graduates, you will face many decisions and challenges. You can elect to sit back and cast the blame on others for our shortcomings, or you can elect to become involved and put your edu- cation and common sense to work. You do have a say — a vote — a responsibility to become involved, to face decisions and challenges head on. Don't cop out. Each of us has something pos- itive to contribute. Satisfaction derives from doing the job well. May each of you have much satisfaction with your chosen goals and life. UiiiOiV School BocwL First row: Mrs. B. Whitney, Vice Chairmen, C. Scribner, Chairman; K. Weston, Clerk. Second row: C. Thomas, C. Rainville, Mrs. D. Orvis, Mrs. V. Earle, W. Wisell, E. Nichols, M. Thompson, H. Parker, C. Acker. Absentees: Mrs. B. Hanson, D. Sargent. 15 16 CuStoJtioiQ 24 26 count Roger as one of our classmates. Looking anxiously and quietly ahead, he, like the rest of us, anticipated years of excitement and promise, only to be cut off before that first year ended. Although we have gone on, we have thought of him and remembered he was one of us. To that memory we dedicate this page. in .v ;£V JESSE ALLEN ADDIS J«tM Vocational Always behove yourself when you're out of school. A-V Club I; FFA 3. 4; Min.bike- Motorcycle Club 1. GARY CHARLES ALLEN Chin, Jobs General If you want something in life, you hove to work for it. There is no use in doing anything else. Cadet Fire Patrol 2, 3, 4; Muzzle- loading Club 1; Prom Committee 3. GEORGIANNA HEATHER APGAR Heather Living is the ort of getting used to whot you don't expect. Field Hockey 1,2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Chorus 4; Intromurols 2; DUO 4; Softball I; Gymnastics . JAMES W. APGAR Appy Volitional Live for what you wont Girls Softball 1. STEPHEN BRIAN ATHERTON Steve College Prep. A generation gap is a phenome- non built into the concept society, this is something that we, os a society, must understand. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Swimming I; Baseball 1; Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Var- sity Club 1,2,3, 4, Environmental Action Club 1, 2. CHRISTOPHER ERNEST AYERS Chris Vocational ' Don't take life too seriously, because no one gets out of it olive. A-V Club 1; Baseball 2; Basketball I, 2, 3. KEVIN JAMES BOISE Cubby Vocational Finally I om through the first gate of my life. J. V. Basketball I; Cadet Fire Patrol I, 3; Chess Club 1, 2, Drama Club 1. 27 Jeannette Marie Brassard Howard William Bryden Chris A. Burritt LAWRENCE WILLIAM BOUVIER II Booth General A-V Club 1; Drama Club 1; J.V. Basketball Mgr. 1, 2; Varsity Bos- ketboll Mgr. 2, 3, 4; Codet Fire Patrol 3, 4; Chorus 4. JEANNETTE MARIE BRASSARD J. B Vocational ‘The temper is o valuable posses- sion; don't lose it. Chorus 1,2,4; Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3; Softball 2, 3, 4; Intromurols 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 3; Prom Committee 3; Varsity Club 4 LOIS MARIE BROMLEY Lo College Prep. “Laugh at yourself first, before anybody else can. Chorus 2, 2, 4; Folk Music I; Health Careers 1,2. ROLAND JOSEPH BROUILLARD Roland College Prep. Coming events cast their shad- ows before.' Chess Club 1; Codet Fire Patrol 4; Cribboge Club 2. HOWARD WILLIAM BRYDEN Brideyes General “If someone hates you, that doesn’t mean you have to hole him. ' Swim Team 1,2, 3; Band 1,2, 3. BRENDA LYNN BURKE Brenda College Prep. Don't expect to find the flower of happiness around the corner, if you don’t see the ones at your feet. ’ Field Hockey 1,2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Track 2, 4; Varsity Club 4; DUO 4 CHRIS A. BURRITT Chris General ”1 used all the brains I hod, and all I could borrow.” Basketball 1,2. 28 Carol Ann Chandler David Hunter Coffin Lucille Cordelia Cloutier JAYNE DIANE BUTLER Burris, Bugscy College Prep. 'Yesterday is experience. Tomor- row is hope; Today is getting from one to another as best we can. Che c fleading 1; Band 1, 2; Honor Society 3, 4; Class Secretary 1, 2; Class President 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Track 2; Prom Committee 3; Girls’ State 3; Diving Club 1; Cheerleading Club I; International Fellowship 3; Health Careers 3; Varsity Club 4; Choir 1,2,3, 4, Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Regional Chorus 4; Drama 4; Field Hockey 1,2; Yearbook 3, 4. CHERYL ANNE CARPENTER Cheryl College Prep. 'The tree that bends with the slightest breeze, lives to withstand the strongest wind. Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 3; Student Council 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Model U.N. 3; DUO 3. CAROL ANN CHANDLER Carol Vocational Friends are something you moke, not something you buy. Folk Music 1. LOUISE ANNE CHOQUETTE Louie College Prep. Nothing prevents our being nat- ural except the desire of appear- ing so. Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3; Field Hockey Mgr. 4; Prom Committee 3; Year- book 4; District Music Festival 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Choir 3, 4. LUCILLE CORDELIA CLOUTIER Lucy Business The only way to have a friend is to be one. Art Club 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; DUO Secretory 4; Student Librar- ian 3, 4 DAVID HUNTER COFFIN Lester Vocational Another day, onother dollar. RANDY LYNN CONANT Randy Vocational Keep on trucking. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. 29 SHAYNE LISA CONANT Shoyne Vocational Believe and understand for then you will know truth and love. Cheerleoding 3; Prom Committee 3; Intramurali 1,2. ROY CLARK COOK Cookie Vocational ALAN JOHN COUSINO Pedro Vocational Everyone is perfect within him- self, but what he does is different. Basketball 1,2; Soccer 1,2; Base- ball 1.2; VICA Pres. 4. HELEN ANNEMARIE COUSINO Cous Business The first time many of us realize that a little learning is a danger- ous thing is when we bring home a poor report card. Softball 1; International Fellow- ship 1, 2; Outmg Club 1, 3; Busi- ness Club 4; Intramurali I. ROSEMARIE A. COUSINO Rosie Business However rore love is, friendship is rorer. Cheerleoding 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 3; Newspaper 1; Cheerleoding Club 1,2. LINA MARY DAGENAIS Lina College Prep. They say if one understands him- self, he understands all people. But I soy to you, when one loves people, he learns something about himself. Basketball 2; Folk Music Society 1; Yeorbook 4; Class President 2; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Interna- tional Fellowship 3; ETV 1; DUO 3; All-State 2, 3. PATRICK JOSEPH D AVIGNON Dov General Be always sure you're right — then go ahead. Soccer 1, 2, 3; Basketball I, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Trock 3, 4; Codef Fire Potrol 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Intramurals 1, 2. 3; Oromo Club 1; A-V Club 1. 30 Kirk Douglas Dion Robin Carol D'Avignon Nancy Lou Evarts Michael John Estey Roy Wayne Dyke Marilyn Rhodes Drogon Martin Leigh DeWitt ROBIN CAROt D AVIGNON Robean College Prep. “We lie loudest when we lie to ourselves. DUO Committee 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3,4. MARTIN LEIGH DEWITT Morty College Prep. It seems thot no matter what route you toke, the rood to suc- cess is always under construction.” Band I. 2, 3. 4, Chorus 2. 3. 4; Vorsity Club 4; All-State Chorus 3; District Music Festival 3; Prom Committee 3; Swim Team 1,2; Vt. Boys' State Delegate 3. KIRK DOUGLAS DION Kirk College Prep. Men ore bom ignorant, not stu- pid; they are mode stupid by edu- cation. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer I, 2; Vorsity Club 4. MARILYN RHODES DRAGON Lynn Vocational Some people might think they’re better than you, but |ust remem- ber everyone was created equal. ROY WAYNE DYKE Klon College Prep. There is no security on this eorth. There is only opportunity. Dromo Club 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Trock 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 3; Cadet Fire Potrol 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Varsity Club 4. MICHAEL JOHN ESTEY Mike General Happiness isn't something you experience; it's something you remember.” Boseboli 1, 2. 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, A V Club 1; Prom Committee 3. NANCY LOU EVARTS Beak Business The future is unpredictable, the past is unforgettable. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1; Yearbook 3, 4; Cheerleading 3, 4; Trock 1, 2; Varsity Club 3, 4. 31 ROBERT ALAN EVARTS Fred Generol “Love � s beautiful, but don’t let it mess you up.” Soccer 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 4; Band 3, 4; Cho- rus 4; Drama Club 1,2. DEBORAH LOU FARNSWORTH Debbie Vocational “Set goals and stick to them, but always remember God is there when you need Him. Your result will be true happiness.” Future Health Careers 1,2. CONSTANCE LINDA GERO Connie General Good-bye, proud world! I’m going home. GREG MARTIN GLEASON Walt General “I gotta be me. Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. STEVEN JAMES GLEASON Suey Vocational Cheating doesn't pay unless you're playing for money. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Var- sity Club 4. MARJORIE ANNE HAINES Zip College Prep., Business For one to succeed in the world today, he has to be aggressive and willing to avoid the bad scenes and forget the bod times. Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Diving 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4, Yearbook 4; Outing Club 2; Environmental Action Club 1; Chorus 3; Prom Committee 3. CAROLE ANNE HALL Ferd Business Living is life. Drama Club 1, 2; Chorus 1,2,3; Environmental Action Club I; Newspaper 1; Yearbook 2, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3. 32 DALE PAUL HALLOCK Dove College Prep. “Sayings remain meaningless until embodied in habit. Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Soccer 4; Yearbook 4; Honor Society 3, 4. KEVIN BURT HALLOCK Hallock Vocational If at first you don't succeed, give up; no sense in making o fool out FFA 3. 4. BRIAN JESSE HANSON Hannie Business “Life is one big bowl of cherries.” A V Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Mmibike-Motorcycle Club 1; Inter- national Fellowship 2. KATHY LYNN HANSON Boober Business “There is no comparison between that which is lost by not succeed- ing and that which is lost by not trying. Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Trock I, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 1; Gymnastics I, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Varsity Club 4. RALPH EDWARD HARRIMAN Rapid Vocational Hove fun.” Soccer I, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Trock 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. CHRIS HARVEY Chris MOSELLE ANN HARVEY Moz. Horv College Prep., Vocational It would be a happier world if love were as easy to keep as it is to moke. Folk Music 1; Environmental Action Club 1; Chorus 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4. I 33 Julia Lovelace Holloway RODNEY WILLIAM HASKINS Beogle General Soccer 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4. SUSAN MARY HATSTAT Sue College Prep. The bee is seldom complimented for making honey; H's just cirti- cized for stinging. Folk Music Society 1; Drama Club 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; DUO 3. 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2,’ 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Swim Team 2, 3, 4. 34 DALE MARY HEATH Dale Vocational Thou host only one life to live and thou wilt live it to its fullest ability. ’ Chorus 1; Prom Committee 3. DONALD DALE HEATH Don, Donny Vocational If a soccer game is worth play- ing, it's worth winning. Chorus 2; J.V. Basketball 1; J.V. Baseball 1,2; Soccer 2, 3, A, Prom Committee 3; Yearbook A- Wrestling 2; Cadet Fire Patrol 2. YOLANDA GAIL HILL Yo-yo, Young Yolanda, Yorgenson College Prep. Use what talent you possess; for the woods would be silent if no birds song there except those that sang best.” Chess Club; Exam Committee; Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Honor Society 3, 4; International Fellowship 3, 4; District Music Festival — Band 4; All-State Chorus 3; International Fellowship Exchange Student 3. CHARLOTTE TRACEY HOLLOWAY Trixie College Prep. When the world is puddle- happy Dromo Club 1, 2, 3; Outing Club 1; Roller Derby 2, 3; Environmen- tal Action Club 1; Cross-Country Ski Club 2, 3. JULIA LOVELACE HOLLOWAY Julia College Prep. On aloneness, the soul selects its own society, then shuts the door. Photogrophy Club 1; Ceramics 2, 3; DUO 2; Drama 2, 3; Environ- mental Action Club 1. Kenneth Duncan Johnson SUSAN HUNT Susan LORI ANN JACKMAN Lor Vocational I'm the one who hos to die when it s time for me to die, so let me live my life the way I wont to! Basketball 1,2. Charlie Brown Vocational Soccer 1; Cadet Fire Patrol 2, 3, 4; A-V Club 2. MARSHA LYNN JENNINGS Marsho Business Chorus I; Office Proctice Club 2; Student Librarian 1,2 Ken College Prep. A wise man seeks not to |udge; he only wonts to understand. Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4. Band 1; Sv im Team 1; Volleyboll 2. 3. NANCY JEAN KENYON Nancy College Prep It's in the wind. It's coming. One day, like a storm, it will be here Basketball 1; Chorus I, 2. 3. 4. Office Help 1. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball Mgr. 4 DARWIN HARLEY KIMBALL Dog General Success is achieved when you con sit bock and wotch somebody else do the dirty work. Cadet Fire Patrol 2. 3, 4. 35 ROBERT ARTHUR JAMES KENNETH DUNCAN JOHNSON Melvin Howard Larrow Dawn Starr Lathrop 3; Track 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3. PENNY LOUISE LaROSE ERIC KEVIN KING Eric Vocational If you woste your time complai- nin’ to the people who don’t lis- ten, who do you think’s gonna hear? FFA 2, 3. 4. USA JOAN KITTREDGE U. Business You never really know how good it is to live; not till you love some- one. Cheerleading I, 3; Basketball 2, OSBORNE JOSEPH loFRANCE Stooge Vocational Wrestling I, 2, 3. MICHELE MARIE LaROSE LeRoy Business Live for today, for there may never be a tomorrow. Chorus 1, 2. 3; Field Hockey 3, Softball 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Trock 2; Varsity Club 4 Penny Vocotiono! MELVIN HOWARD LARROW Mel General Don’t put off till tomorrow what you can do today, 'cause if you like it, you can do it again tomor- row. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Boseball 2; Class Officer 2. A, Cadet Fire Patrol 4; Varsity Club 4; Environ- mental Action Club 1, 2; Volley- ball 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3. DAWN STARR LATHROP Putsie, Delta Dawn College Prep. When you have a good thing, don’t wear it out or toke advan- tage of it; enioy it and appreciate it while it lasts. That’s what life is all about Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Class Vice Pres. 1; Prom Commit- tee 3; Yearbook 3, 4; All-State 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Fifty-Mile Club 4 36 THOMAS C. LATHROP Funny College Prep '‘Love it just whot you make it to be. J.V. Soccer 2; Wrestling 2. • TINA LOUISE LAVIGNE Tiny Business Love does not consist in gazing at each other, but in looking out- word together in the some direc- tion.' Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2; Office Assistant 2; Library Assistant 1,2; Softball 2; Chorus I; DUO 4. PATRICK WELCH LITTLE Little Hippie Vocational Work for tomorrow — today has already gone by. Soccer 1,3; Chorus 4. JANET LORRAINE LIVINGSTON Janet Business To get anywhere you must strike out for somewhere, or you'll get nowhere. Closs Officer 3; Student Council President 4; Business Club 4; Cheerleodmg 1, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3. PHYLLIS MARGARET LOOBY Phyl Vocational Go placidly — Amid the noise and haste Drama Club 3, 4; Science Club 3; Art Club 3. ROBERT WILLIAM LOOBY II Cool Boy General MARLENE JEAN MALOY Marlene Business Be yourself, ond you will have more friends that will be true friends. Folk Music Society 1,2. 37 PRISCILLA MARIE MARTELL Perky Business Smile: people will wonder what you’ve been up to.” Intromurals 1, 2, 3. BETTY JANE MARTIN Bubbles Vocational Happiness is living the life you want, with somebody you want to share it with. Chorus 1; Track 1, 2; Basketball 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Varsity Club 4 FRANCENE DELIA MASTERSON Cenny Vocational Life is what you make it! GERALD JAMES MASTERSON Beanie Vocational I do not like work, even when another person does it.” Soccer 1,2, 3; Basketball 4; Base- boll '1,2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; Intramurals ,2,3. DEBRA ANN McCORMlCK Debbie Business Children are like wet cement; whatever falls on them leaves an impression. Gymnastics 1, 2; Track ,2,3, 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Intra- murals 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Varsity Club 4. KIMBERLEY LYNN MclNTYRE Kim Business A person often hos excellent aim in life, but no ammunition. Basketball 2, 4; Prom Committee 3; Intromurals 1,2, 3, 4; Trock 1. CHERYL MARGARET MENARD College Prep. Some people are too good to be interesting. Basketball 1. s 38 David Winston Norris JUDY MORGAN Judy Vocational CAROLYN LEE MORSE Carolyn Vocational ’The world is like a mirror , frown at it and it frowns at you; smile ond it smiles, too.” JAMES N. NELSON Eggnore Vocational Are you getting places or just being token? ALLEN C. NOBLE Al Vocational We should believe in the Son of God and love one another os He commanded. Chess Club 1, 2; FFA 3, 4; Wres- tling 2. DAVID WINSTON NORRIS Granny Vocational To be second is good, but to be first is to be best. Track 3, 4; VICA 3, 4; Chess Club 3. BRYAN E. NYE Ben Vocational No friendship, no lo e, can ever cross the path of our destiny with- out leaving some mark upon it for- ever Wrestling 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; A-V Club 1; Track ond Field Team 2, 3, 4. ANNE B. PAQUETTE Anne Business Friendship is like earthenware, once broken it can be mended; love is like a mirror, once broken that ends itl Drama Club 1,2; Cheerleading 2, 3; Student Council President 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4; ETV I; Environmental Action Club 1; Prom Committee 3. 39 Kimberly Ann Robinson HILDA LOUISE PARKER Parker Business Be happy today, for tomorrow may be another story. Intramural� 1,2, 3. IRENE MARIE ANN THERESA PERRON Imp Business 'l don’t like to commit myself obout heaven and hell — you see, I have friends in both places. “ Folk Music Society 1, 2; Interna- tional Fellowship 2; Business Club 3,4 RANDALL GENE PRESTON Rondy Vocational It’s no credit to anyone to work too hard. Intramurals 1,2, 3; FFA 3, 4. CHERYL LEE Pt'PINTON Nubbs General Do your best and sometimes o little more. Intramurals 1, 2. 3. Softball 3, 4. PETER ROBERT PURINTON Pete Vocational Confucius soy: little man can cast large shadow. JILL FRANCES RATHBUN Jill College Prep Earning recognition without get- ting it, is better than getting it without earning it! Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 1, Golf 2, Softball 3, 4,- Band 1,2, 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4,- Girls’ State 3; Varsity Club 3, 4, Outing Club 2; Yearbook 4, Student Council 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Crafts 3; Drama Club 4; Prom Committee 3; District Music Festival 3, 4; Choir 3, 4. KIMBERLY ANN ROBINSON Rob Business There was o yesterday, there is a today, but there will never be a tomorrow, Cheerleading 4; Student Council I, 2; Yearbook 4; Varsity Club 4; Softball 4. 40 CHRISTOPHER JOHN ROCKWOOD Rock General 'Alcohol is like success: both ore oil right until they go to your head. Yearbook 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer Mgr. 1, 2; A V Club 1, 2; International Fellowship 1; Mini- bike Motorcycle Club 1; Prom Committee 3. KIM M. ROSCOE Hey Roscoe General Good friendship is like coffee: rich, worm, and strong.” A-V Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club I, 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Boys’ State 3. JOAN LINDA ROT AX Bullet Vocatiodbl Take it easy; but take it. THOMAS CHARLES SAWYER Tom General Success is that old ABC — Abil- ity, Breaks, and Courage.” A-V Club 1; Band I; Vorsity Club 4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 WILLIAM JOHN SHATTUCK Bill College Prep. ‘Don't judge a man until you have walked in his shoes two moons.” Swimming 1,2, 3, 4; Vorsity Club 4 WANDA LEE SHEPARD Shorty, Shep College Prep. Blessed .s he who expects noth- ing, for he shall never be disap- pointed. Health Careers 1, 2,- Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; One Way Club 2 JAMES EDWARD SHERMAN Jim Vocational Work diligently and be courte- ous, and you’ll get your just reword.” FFA 3, 4; J.V. Soccer Mgr 2; Mimbike-Motorcycle Club 1; Envi- ronmental Action Club 1,2. 41 CYNTHIA ANN SHERWIN Cindy College Prep. “Be yourself: no one can ever tell you you’re doing it wrong.” Swim Teom 3, 4; Closs Secretory 3; Yeorbook 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1,2,3, 4; Varsity Club 4. GEORGE ROBERT SITER Bob College Prep. “You con't expect a person to see eye to eye with you when you’re looking down on him.” Soccer 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1.2,3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3. ANNA LOUISE SMITH Jagger’s Lady College Prep. “The world is made of dreams and I am a dreamer.” Drama Club 2, 3; Environmental Action Club 1. MICHAEL DEAN SMITH Pete. General I hove enough money to get by. I’m not independently wealthy. just independently lazy, I sup- pose.” Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1. 2; Chorus 4; Trock 3,4 TENA EYVETTE TATRO Teno General The post is the past, ond let us forget it; the present is the pres- ent, and let us look forward to the future.” STEVEN DANIEL WAGNER Steve College Prep. The reward of a thing well done, is to hove done it.” Basketball 3, 4; Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1; Varsity Club 4; A V Club 1; Intramurols 1, 2, 3. WENDY LEE WELLS Wells Business “To be trusted is a greater compli- ment than to be loved.” Intromurols 1; Chorus 1, 2; Soft- ball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. 42 Corlene Alice Whitney David L. Boise Candy Rose Wood ALESIA JEAN WHEELER Alesia Business Education is the best thing that you could do with your life, and if helps to go to school. Chorus 3, 4. LORI ANNE WHITE Cochineol, Maid Marian General Rise up and abandon the creep- ing meatball.'‘ “I am a child of the universe, subject to all given me thereof. Dromo 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Arts and Crafts 2; Spanish Club 3. CARLENE ALICE WHITNEY Maxine College Prep. Tenderness and kindness are not signs of weakness and despair, but manifestations of strength and resolution. Field Hockey 2, 3; Basketball 1; Softball 2; Yearbook 4; Class Officer 1; Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 LYNN JANE WILLIAMS Spic College Prep. The world is just a jigsaw with the peace missing.” Cheerlecding 1, 2, 4; Drama Club 3, 4. Yearbook 4; Varsity Club 4; Bond 1,2. CANDY ROSE WOOD Con Business For with God, nothing shall be impossible Folk Music Society 1,2; Yearbook 4; Business Club 4 DAVID L BOISE Don Vocational Push all the time.” Football I, 2, Basketball 1,2. LAWRENCE JERRY COLEMAN Brooks Vocational Never look at a gloomy past; look at a bright future. Baseball 2, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3. 43 Seniors without pictures: MARK ADAMS Mark General MICHAEL LEONARD ASH Mike Vocational “Get it while you can. ' VICA 3, 4; Cadet Fire Patrol 3. DOLORES LEE CHAMPAGNE Lori College Prep. He who lives content with little, possesses everything.' Swim Team 1,2. STEPHEN JOHN CLODGO Hooper Vocational Hunt while the hunting's good — especially if it's girls! J.V. Baseball 1; J.V. Soccer 1, 2; Drama Club 1; A-V Club 1; Code� Fire Patrol 2, 3, 4. JEANNE GOYETTE Jeannie Vocational RANDALL MINOT HALL Hall College Prep. Life is like a bouncing ball. Soccer 2; Chess Club 3; Intramu- rals 1,2, 3. FRANK S. SMYTHE Frank Vocational Where there is a will there is o woy. Swim-Dive Club 1,2. 44 Yolanda — All-State Chorus, Inter. Fellow- ship Exchange Student Dawn — All-State Chorus Carlene — Girl ' State Jayne — Girl ’ State Jill — Girl ’ State D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award Candy — Vt. Youth Citizenship Conference Chris — Vt. Youth Citizenship Conference Marty — Vt. Youth Citizenship Conference, All-State Chorus CtassW'M We the Senior Class of Mount Abraham Union High School, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking any and all wills made by us before this date. Jesse Addis wishes to leave his nickname to anyone who knows it. Chin Allen would like to leave this place to his brother, Dale, with no regrets. Heather Apgar hereby leaves three unbreakable testtubes to Mr. Drabble for all those she has broken. Appy Apgar leaves his driving skill to Bruce Steady. Chris Ayers wishes to leave Stoney Hill to any '57 that can make it. Don Boise would like to leave his wagon to Jim Olsen. Cubby Boise leaves his appetite to the Bean, so he can grow. Booch Bouvier hereby leaves his long legs to Bruce Hanson, because he's short on one end. J.B. Brassard wishes to leave her loud laughter to Diana Fleming. Lo Bromley would like to leave her height to Darleen. Roland Brouillard leaves his ability to play sports to Ernie or GS. Brideyes Bryden wishes to leave Boss's Corner to whoever dares to tackle it. Chris Burritt hereby leaves his long hair and last week's assignments to Jay Magwire. Burris-Bugly Butler wishes to leave Burris Euwell, To Kill a Mockingbird. Cheryl Carpenter would like to leave The Green Waddle to Wanda Hier. Lori Champagne leaves her locker to anyone who can open it. Carol Chandler wants to leave the school to all the kids who picked on her. Louie Choquette wishes to leave her clarinet solos to Nancy Coffin. Hooper Clodgo hereby leaves his ability to work with wood to Karen Ingram. Lucy Cloutier wants to leave the back seat in the bus to Rocky Jimmo or Laurie LaFave. Lester Coffin would like to leave his Dog Team days to Bruce Hanson. Brooks Coleman leaves his books to Lynda Stone. Randy Conant wishes to leave all his suspensions to Butch Conant. Shayne Conant would like to leave her short height to Wag Conant so she can know what it's like to be little. Pedro Cousino leaves his orange hat to anyone who'll wash it. Cousy Cousino wants to leave Cindy the Toyota for future garden raids in hopes that Cindy will have more success than she did. Lina Dagenais hereby leaves her Lady Shick to David Hurlburt. DAV D'Avignon wishes to leave his hockey stick and book. How to Play Hockey, to Steve Smith. Robean D'Avignon leaves her love for horses to Yvonne and Jodi. Marty Dewitt would like to leave his valve oil to Moose. Kirk Dion wants to leave his ability to stay out of trouble to Mike Ladue. Lynn Dragon wishes to leave her parking place to Cindy Rotax. Klon Dyke leaves his wrestling uniform to anyone big enough to fit it. Beak Evarts wants to leave her 4' j size shoe to anyone who fits into it. Fred Evarts wishes to leave his gym clothes to Lisa. Debbie Farnsworth leaves to her brother all her homework and fun at Mount Abe. To Brian Wendel, Greg Gleason leaves his eye-catching ability. Suey Gleason would like to leave his elevator spikes to Dean Wendel. Jeannie Goyette leaves her good conduct and attendance to her brother Abe. 48 Zip Haines wishes to leave her swim team suit to anyone who is skinny enough to fit into it. Carole Hall hereby leaves her car to anyone who wants it. Randall Hall would like to leave his aches and pains to anyone who believes he had them in the first place. Hannie Hanson wants to leave his driving experiences to anyone who wants them. Boober Hanson leaves her frizzies to anyone who is capable of getting o comb through them. To Jeff Prime, Ralph Harriman leaves his place on the high jump. Mo Harvey hereby leaves the underclassmen who attend the Vocational Center good luck in trying to get permission to drive down. Sue Hatstat would like to leave the ability to do school work without interferring in fun to Sharon Betz. Dale Heath leaves the FUN of going to school to the rest of the D's. To Baha, Don Heath leaves his soccer spikes. Yolanda Hill leaves to all the diligent teachers I have had in the six years at Mt. Abe my heartfelt thanks: for they have taught me, above all else, to appreciate the pursuit of knowledge. To Mr. Donald, Trixie Holloway leaves The Adventures of the Andrea Doria by Lottie Richards. Charlie Brown James wishes to leave Teddy Brileya to take care of the press and J.J. Ken Johnson wants to leave his headband to anyone who can take care of the trouble that comes with it. Nancy Kenyon hereby leaves her H.C. to Tammy Abbott, knowing quite well she'll use it in good health. “L.J. Kittredge leaves her petite phys. ed. shoes to June Hallock. LeRoy LaRose wants to leave all the good luck she had her first two weeks of driving to Nancy Coffin. Penny LaRose wishes to leave her school attendance to her younger sister, Ginny. Mel Larrow hereby leaves Mr. Tighe and his Latin classes to anyone with good ear plugs. Delta Dawn Lathrop wants to leave her attempt at the Beatles to Nathan Burbank and the line, Don’t git rugged!,” to Ross Vaughan. To Denise Dearborn, Tom Lathrop leaves his best wishes. Tiny LaVigne leaves the glorious bus rides from Starksboro to Bristol and back again to Joey Pechie. Hippie Little wants to leave one Reeer to Jon-Boy for his roach clip. Janet Livingston wishes to leave her coveralls to anyone who wants to wear them. Marlene Maloy leaves to Walter and Jane all the happiness they can find if they work for it. Perky Martell hereby leaves her Shorthand class and the speed of 100 words to anyone who is that speedy. To anyone who wants to go bowling. Bubbles Martin leaves her pitching ability. Cenny Masterson wishes to leave the time and hard work to all the students who are succeeding. Beanie Masterson leaves his Ford Falcon and a case of oil to Leonard LaFayette. Debbie McCormick wishes to leave her track shoes to anyone who has feet small enough to fit them. To Denise Bessette, Kim McIntyre leaves the ability to be able to be heard in a large crowd. Cheryl Menard leaves her psychology experiments to Mr. Brennan. Anne Paquette wants to leave her Lady Schick Razor to Mr. Marsters and any faculty friend who needs it. Carolyn Morse leaves the attitude live and let live to those who like English. Eggnore Nelson wishes to leave his hat to anybody who will wash it. To Freddy Wells, Granny Norris leaves all the great times he has had in school. Ben Nye leaves a slightly used tape of America” to anyone who dares play it. Hilda Parker wants to leave anyone who thinks he is speedy, her shorthand class. Irene Perron leaves the back seat on the bus to Michel Latreille, in hopes he will behave himself. Randy Preston leaves a pack of cigarettes and his lighter to Mark Burritt. Nubbs Purinton wishes to leave all her nicknames to Judy and Julie Reynolds. Pete Purinton wants to leave his perfect attendance at Mt. Abe to Kelley Norris. Jill Rathbun hereby leaves her swimsuit to Joannie Steady, even though it won't fit. Rob Robinson leaves her woodworking talent to Nancy Coffin. Rock Rockwood leaves his undone bookkeeping problems to Cindy Desorda, to keep her occupied, instead of looking behind her. Kim Roscoe wishes to leave his hockey playing ability to Jim Jette. 49 (continued on page 106) 50 WITTY SENIORS — Bill and Kim and Randy SPIRITED SENIORS — Mel and Betty UNIQUE SENIORS — Chin and Candy MUSICAL SENIORS — Marty and Lina FRIENDLY SENIORS — Jeannette and Jim 51 teMowslup Mt. Abe made a pretty wise decision in sending Judy Dahlberg to Caracas, Vene- zuela, last summer, for in return Caracas (which must've enjoyed Judy) sent her back with one of their best citizens: our delightful guest, Rosa Maria Clemente. She hadn't been here very long before everybody fell in love with her. Her spon- taneous friendliness and enthusiasm, cou- pled with a tremendous sense of humor and a quick flashing smile, render her very outgoing and easy to get along with. This all makes for good international relations. Junior Cioss. OFFICERS: J. Pechie, S. Betz, L. Hill, J. Dohlberg, P. Nielsen. Absent: B. Glenn, K. Esty, M. Pechie. First row: K. Estey, M. Holnon, L. Grace, L. Corkins, S. Betz, S. Rockwood, F. Bourgeois. Second row: M. Burritt, D. Mortell, H. Hurlburt, J. Austin, D. Clodgo, G. Merritt, D. Horlburt. Third row: M. Cushman, P. Nielsen, C. Sargent, C. Gero, B. Glen, D. Dearborn, G. Brown, J. Cousino. Fourth row: R. Haines, C. Boss, L. Baker, W. Nielsen, J. Prime, R. Wedge, J. Pechie, L. Menard, J. Jipner, J. Bouvier. First row: R. Martell, D. Herriman, E. Hanson, E. Brouillard, G. Martell, S. Dearborn, D. Dion. Second row: M. Burbank, K. Hamblin, C. Purinton, K. George, N. Coffin, C. Desorda, P. Marcelle. Third row: I. Stone, S. Burbank, S. Thompson, V. Palmer, W. Hier, J. Dahlberg, N. Bird, L. Hill. Fourth row: K. Aiken, S. Bennett, M. Clark, L. Root, D. Sherwin, L. Cousino, J. Monsfield, B. Huizenga. 54 First row: S. Lucia, E. Brooks, L. Sherman, B. Hanson, R. Murray, M. Rougier, B. Carpenter, K. Norris. Second row: P. Hendee, T. Cousino, D. Lee, G. Bashaw, T. Farr, B. Mohan, D. McDurfee, M. Mesick, J. Dimond, D. Dimond. First row: J. Hallock, C. Rotax, G. Hunt, E. Preston, A. Gordon, R. Mable, G. Wells. Second row: F. Hallock, K. Wendel, B. Freegard, M. Bolduc, P. Farr, D. Martell, L. Hill, M. Goodrich, R. Grace, D. Hance. Third row: T. Rivait, L. Robinson, $. Tuttle, Y. Cyr, B. Allen, T. Wagner, L. Babcock, C. Martel I. Absentees: R. Billings, L. Boss, R. Brennan, J. Bushey, M. Corriveau, J. Diette, C. Gibson, D. Grace, R. Kemp, P. LaFrance, D. Menard, M. Meunier, M. Pechie, K. Pilon, D. Powell, S. Rickert, C. Shepard, L. Skeffington, S. Smith, L. Sumner. Qopk(mcn doss First row: R. Grace, M. Rheaume, T. Tetrault, V. Herri- man, S. Bigelow, D. Allen. Second row: B. Cobb, L Rotax, E. Doley, V. Zeno, J. Bouvier. Third row: G. James, G. Wolcott, R. Mueller, R. Clayton, D. Heeter, D. Colaga. OFFICERS: T. Tetrault, K. LaFlam, S. Whitcomb, S. Coombs, M. Mayer, C. Whitney. First row: C. Harvey, B. Robidoux, D. Heath, C. Hallock, C. Baslow, P. Stokes. Second row: A. Gagnon, J. Brassard, A. Estey, N. Hatstat, L. Demers, D. Fleming. Third row: J. Tierney, L. Bolduc; C. Whitney, P. Conant, L. Adams, N. Connolly, C. Sequin. Fourth row: K. Dickson, W. Wendland, J. Fregard, K. Ingram, B. Goodrich, P. Wissel, L. Smith, K. Stewart. 56 First row: D. Champagne, P. Diette, P. Hendee, M. Mayer, S. Coombs, R. Conon� , J. Phillips. Second row: K. Hamblin, P. Noble, S. Norris, S. Whitcomb, T. Abbott, R. Jimmo, B. Nye. Third row: S. Bourgeois, A. Cloutier, E. White, J. Shephard, G. Clodgo, M. Cyr, S. Manning. First row: S. Fleming, C. Dumas, K. LaFlam, M. Lucia, L. Powell, C. McKinley, D. Bessette. Second row: K. Zeno, J. Booth, N. Eseltine, R. Prescott, G. loRose, G. Murry, M. Ladue, S. Livingston. Third row: J. Apgar, P. Burke, A. Prime, T. Sar- gent, D. Curavoo, J. Blaise, E. Gilbertson. Fourth row: R. Cousino, T. Sounders, P. Clapper, D. Lattrell, C. Griggs, J. Stetson. Absentees: S. Ash, F. Bartlett, N. Bing- ham, P. Bromley, E. Brooks, D. Brown, K. Burt, B. Cassidy, A. Conant, D. Coolidge, W. D'Avignon, D. Dimond, S. Dimond, J. Dolan, G. Doolittle, S. Gebo, A. Goyette, R. Hoag, D. Jones, N. Katz, L. Lafayette, M. Latreille, P. Malzac, D. Martell, E. Martin, K. Munson, J. Olson, E. Paquette, T. Roberts, M. Russell, J. Smith, B. Steady, L. Sumner, C. Tanner, R. Thompson, M. Warner, B. Wendel, F. Wood. 57 First row: M. Rougier, T. Rose, S. Carter, D. Clapper, P. Aldrich, K. Porter, L. Lafave, C. Billings, L. Sargent, M. Glen. Second row: J. Reynolds, J. Reynolds, J. Glen, M. Herrimon, T. Noble, G. McKinnon, J. Estey, D. Mierop. Third row: B. Benedict, K. Chandler, E. Cousino, S. Steady, J. Betz, B. O'Bryan, S. Harper, J. Saunders. Piesluniio Class First row: R. Brown, C. Godard, T. Rule, B. Blaise, B. Wood, K. Smythe, N. Manning, K. Lathrop, Y. Hallock. Second row: C. LaRose, T. Jones. Third row: J. Hoskins, M. Hamblin, T. Kimball, C. Latreille, M. Reynolds, L. Clark. Fourth row: C. Williamson, J. Durivage, D. Jerome, R. D'Avignon, B. Bigelow. Fifth row: M. D'Avignon, T. Evarts, J. Larrow, S. Martell, T. Holloway, J. LaFoy. Sixth row-. B. Lavigne, B. Nanis, R. Higbee, J. Pechie. 58 First row: S. Cobb, J. Houghton, G. LoRose, K. Palmer, G. Paquette, V. Robinson, P. Levarn, J. Dion, B. Arrowsmith. Second row: S. Clark, J. Campbell, D. Bashaw, T. Driscoll, M. White, P. Thomas, B. Pierce, L. Cousino, J. Gordon. Third row: K. lathrop, J. Steady, N. Tighe, D. Ayres, B. Smith, R. Mulier, D. Wimett. Fourth row: S. Hamblin, E. Phillips, T. Brileya, B. Bachand, R. Viau, N. Burbank, R. Viau. Fourth row: C. Porks, K. Neil, C. Coombs, G. Sherwin, G. Barrows, B. Siter. OFFICERS: T. Noble, D. Thompson, J. Steady, T. Jones. Absentees: D. Baker, D. Bartlett, P. Bedell, J. Boise, D. Brown, K. Brown, E. Carpenter, L. Clark, L. Coleman, T. Cousino, R. Cram, C. Dike, S. Jackson, D. Lasell, N. Michaud, A. Mierop, B. Norris, C. Ric- kert, W. Robinson, I. Steadman, R. Tetreault, A. Thompson, T. Wisell, P. Pierce. First row: R. Regnaud, M. Pixley, F. Wells, B. Loftus, M. Wagner, S. Kimball, R. Regnaud, J. Totro. Second row: D. Ingram, G. Mor- gan, M. Pixley, C. Epper- son, E. Mayer, R. Baker, R. Sargent. Third row: K. Cousino, D. Thompson, R. Vincent, P. Butler, T. Jip- ner, J. Cousino, K. Audy. Fourth row: B. Grace, J. Boyer, J. Jette, L. Steady. 59 Blgktk First row: R. Marcelle, J. Goodrich, R. Smith, S. Kemp, W. Malloy, D. Rotax. Second row: P. Bedell, M. Bedell, V. Choinere, J. Parks, L. Steady, M. Marsc- eill. Third row: A. Higbee, M. Murray, L Fish, G. Larrow, D. Morkwell, S. Boyer. Fourth row: M. Barrows, L. Baslow, S. Carter, P. Hoag, H. Apgar, R. James, C. Dearborn, L. Rheaume. First row: J. Parent, L. Gilbertson, I. Grace, J. Booska, B. Fuller, D. Fornhom, V. Forrest. Second row: C. Sargent, G. Harriman, R. Gognon, D. Tanner. Third row: M. Menard, E. Dykstra, G. Sherman, R. Kilbourn, D. Jimmo, T. DeWitt, P. Shat- tuck. Fourth row: S. LaFrance, A. Chol- oux, M. Provoncha, W. Allen, A. Mayer, C. Bryden. 60 First row: J. Freyer, R. Prescott, L. Prime, J. Goyette, K. Focteau, N. LoFoy. Second row: J. Bachand, D. lutton, C. Evarts, R. Billings, T. Evarts, M. Bingham. Third row: J. Acker, S. Stetson, H. Sumner, D. Wendland, C. Corkins, B. Kemp, S. Heeter, J. Corliss. Fourth row: S. Wood, G. Hallock, G. Eseltine, D. Kilbourn, L. Goodyear, L. Diette, F. Hier, L. laRose, G. Spooner. First row: P. Devoid, R. Kimball, S. Pro- voncha, T. Tanner, C. Brace, B. Morlell, L. Fagga. Second row: G. Driscoll, P. Betz, K. King, A. Cobb, P. Cassarino, J. Brown, L. DeMers, D. Dimond. Third row: R. Hulst, R. Williams, G. Wagner, C. Rock- well, J. Sinna, R. Forques, S. Lubeck. Fourth row: T. Jerome, R. Benedict, T. Pat- terson, B. Bigelow, J. Boisvert, A. Martin. First row: C. Smith, D. Wendel, S. Bar- salou, V. Jipner, J. Sawyer. Second row: W. Wimett, F. Katz, D. Bourgeois, J. Smith, C. Nelson, J. Smith, S. Carlstrom. Third row: C. Levarn, K. Wells, J. Adams, S. D'Avignon, G. Butterfield, E. Grace. Absentees: L. Clark, A. Cousino, F. Flem- ing, C. London, M. Martell, R. Place, R. Vaughn, E. Grace, J. Martin, S. Barsalou, W. Binzanson. First row: C. Harvey, J. Dion, M. Hen- dee, E. Svrcek, S. Hall, M. Purinton, C. Saunders, B. Root. Second row: T. Trudeau, C. Ayers, R. Preston, B. Pea- body, C. Arken, B. Haskins, C. Neil, C. Fregard, D. Heath. Third row: A. Burritt, B. Lavigne, S. Livingston, B. Rockwood, J. Butler, H. Kenyon, P. Stone. Fourth row: E. Bessette, M. Martell, E. Zeno, C. Nielsen, L. Cura- voo, R. Mason. 61 Etyldh iculb OFFICERS: First row: M. Marscell, B. Hier, G. Hal- lock, S. Carlstrom. Second row: E. Dykstro, P. Cassarino, J. Freyer. First row: B. Nye, D. Jackson, W. Grace, S. Morgan, B. Murton, P. Paquette. Second row: L. Marcelle, J. Glenn, M. Orvis, M. Menard, R. Pixley, D. LaRose, P. Parks. Third row: S. McIntyre, I. Menard, C. Newton, M. Heffer- nan, T. Goyette, J. Heffernan, T. Parent, L. Malzac. Fourth row: S. Hartman, N. Hough- ton, R. Herriman, B. Nielsen, R. Lathrop, R. Cook, D. Rose. First row: R. Shockett, J. Rockwell, C. Weston. Second row: C. Reynolds, G. Rou- gier, G. Smith, B. Steadman, K. Weber, J. Rougier, R. Zeno. Third row: L. Sequin, T. Guthrie, P. Whitcomb, P. Shores, J. Stewart, G. Wolcott, B. Zeno. Fourth row: K. Smith, M. Holbrook, N. Strickholm, M. Thomas, D. Rotax, D. Tuttle, G. Steady, 1. Vincent. OFFICERS: First row: B. Parks, R. Palmer, L. Menard. Second row: P. Cyr, L. Baker, D. Grace, K. Smith. Absentees: R. Aldrich, P. Bedell, R. Benedict, B. Benner, H. Botola, K. Bouvier, M. Brace, R. Butler, R. Clark, R. Conont, F. Diette, I. Fauteux, N. Foster, R. Grace, J. Grimes, B. Merrill, J. Michaud, J. Rougier, W. Steadman, M. Sumner, K. Tatro, S. Thompson, J. Tighe, C. Towne, C. Trudeau, L. Waite, K. Weber, S. Williams. First row: R. Fleming, L. Clodgo, R. Cloutier, J. Cousino, S. Cook, B. Dike, J. Campbell, W. Clapper. Second row: J. Chamberlain, M. Dolan, P. Cyr, H. Eldridge, M. Demers, M. Forand, K. Facteau. Third row: L. Clayton, L. Cheney, M. Cofone, R. DeRosa, R. Charbon- neau, B. Dagenais. Fourth row: C. Forques, D. Conant, D. Fuller, G. Farr, R. Farnsworth. 63 First row: M. Gilley, R. Murray, C. lasell, L Markwell, D. Marsh, R. Orvis. Second row: J. Martell, C. Hali, D. Huizenga, L. Paulman, R. Katz, J. Goyette. Third row: S. Hatstat, D. Noble. R. Parker, J. Hoog, J. Hoag, M. George. Fourth row: L. Sumner, D. Groce, S. Norris, D. Heath, M. Palmer, L. Pierce, L. Lee. Seuenth tfule First row: R. Brown, R. Bedell, L. Baker, K. Audy, M. Betz, B. Barrows, D. Baker. Sec- ond row: M. Barsalou, W. Brown, M. Brassard, L. Bolduc, C. Apgar, J. Barnum. Third row: J. Burt, L. Atherton, C. Bolduc, M. Bird, S. Ash, C. Acker, C. Burke. 64 Earth, air, fire, and a 50% chance of rain. 67 If you’ve got on itch . . . scratch it. Sloppy Joes . . . again! Truckload of what, Dave? That’� right, Betty, you really see a Martian with pointed ears. Junior Vctsi ity Qocc v T Unv First row: P. Clapper, T. Jlpner, G. Sherwin, D. latrelle, J. Bouvier, B. Davinon, D. Ingram, B. O'Bryan. Second row: R. Muller, E. Capentar, B. Lavigne, D. Wimett, J. Betz, J. Jette, J. Stetson, S. Harper. VcviSity Qocc u Te ht First row: D. Powell, G. Brown, B. Wendall, G. Gleason, E. Brouillard, R. Siter, S. Gleason, M. Estey, M. Smith, B. Huizenga, E. Hanson. Second row: T. Cousino, G. Bashaw, J. Prime, S. Wagner, S. Atherton, J. Bouvier, C. Shepard, J. Jipner, M. Larrow, D. Hallock, T. Farr, D. Heath, Coach Bye. 70 JuMtitoVoAStfy EMUocktoj TkCUnn First row: N. Coffin, B. Nye, L. Stone, K. LoFlom, B. Robidoux, C. Whitney, D. Fleming. Second row: M. Warner, J. Tighe, S. Betz, J. Steady, P. Burke, K. Dumas, K. Porter, J. Tierney. VCt iStty FiM; yocheyTto ' First row: W. Hier, K. George, J. Pilon, N. Evarts, J. Butler, J. Dalhburg, J. Tierney, C. Desorda, Mrs. Rice. Second row: L Cho- quette, L. Bolduc, C. Carpenter, M. Hoines, B. Glen, B. Burke, J. Rathbun, S. Hatstat, M. Cushman, C. Gibson, S. Rock wood. 71 Sitting; T. Boise, N. Eseltine, S. Livingston, C. Griggs, S. Bourgeois, B. Corpenter. Second row: F. Bourgeois, K. Hommond, B. Bochond, J. Pechie, C. Porks, G. Mortell, B. Hanson. Third row: Coach Cousino, B. O’Brien, M. Smith, R. Dyke, C. Boss, D. Hurlburt, K. Dion, G. Morgan. 72 Jutu i f4igh Cocc v First row: P. Cossarino, H. Kenyon, A. Martin, R. Cook, R. Forgues, R. Smith, M. Thomas, R. Pixley. Second row: J. Hoag, M. Marsceill, D. Huizenga, D. Wendel, V. Jipner, J. Parks, D. Heath, C. Smith, R. Butler, C. Forgues, C. Weston, G. Sherman, Mr. Dominick. Absentees: S. Barsalou, J. Campbell, F. Diette, J. Hoag, L. Ik� . LaRose, G. Smith, R. Vaughn, R. James, Mgr. 73 Gvik'BasktibcM VcM tfy and Juntos VtuStty First row: C. Gibson, E. Hill, K. George, C. Desorda, H. Apgar. Second row: N. Kenyon, Manager; Coach Rice, S. Rockwood, K. Hanson, M. Cushman, B. Burke, J. Butler; K. McIntyre, Manager. First row: D. Jones, Manager; L. Bolduc, M. Hamblin, C. Godard, J. Brassard, K. Lathrop, R. Conant; M. Mayer, Manager. Second row: Coach Williamson, J. Tier- ney, D. Bessette, C. Whitney, P. Diette, L. Adams, N. Tighe, M. Harriman. 74 Boys BashdbcM VoASity cutJy JutuO VCtASity First row: D. Horriman, B. Bouvier, Managers. Second row: G. Brown, B. Siler, S. Atherton, J. Prime, J. Jipner, B. Bou- vier, Coach McWilliom. Third row: T. Sawyer, B. Huizinga. Fourth row: D. Powell, L. Coleman. Fifth row: S. Wagner, M. Estey. First row: R. Baker, Manager; J. Betz, B. Lavigne, S. Harper, J. Bouvier, B. Wendel, E. Carpenter. Second row: B. D’Avignon, D. latrell, P. Clapper, T. Jipner, J. Jette, J. Stetson, D. Sargent, Coach Bouvier. 75 BaskdboM Juutiw f-Ttgh Boys' cumL aIs ' First row: J. Hoag, M. Thomas, L. Clodgo, C. Forges, R. Conant, M. Borsalow, M. Heffernan, B. Dagenais. Second row: R. James, S. Bar- salow, V. Choiniere, L. Steady, P. Casserino, G. Larrow, M. Mars- eille, J. Sawyer, V. Jipner, F. Diette. Third row: Coach Sandler, K. Martin, R. Vaughan, G. LaRose, G. Sherman, T. Evarts, R. Forges, Coach Blaise. First row: E. Svrcek, C. Evarts, S. Stetson, K. Smith, K. Audey. Second row: C. Nelson, B. Martell, M. Palmer, L. Prime, J. Goyette, B. Lavigne, C. Apgar. Coach Paterson. 76 M. Cofone, P. Porks, K. Burke, M. Dolans, T. Wendland, R. Prescott, N. Lafoy. Center: C. Cafone. (A tide l' Chmimdm Junior f-ftyk Junior VOASttij VCtASlty Front: L Boss, J. Livingston, N. Evarts. Top: K. Robinson, N. Cof- Top: P. Conant, L. Robinson, T. Abbott, J. Haskins. Bottom-. T. Wagner, L. Grace, fin. Bottom: L. Williams, M. Pechie. S. Coombs, G. Paquette. 77 RMCliemkddm L Boss, S. Combs. K. Robinson, L. Williams. P. Conont, S. Thompson. T. Wagner, V. Palmer. K. Neil, 0. Sherwin, L. Clark, J. Diette, T. DeWitt, R. Prescott, T. Evarts, J. LaFoy, Mr. Brennan. 78 First row: J. Heffernan, R. Haines, J. Durivage, D. Dion, B. Arrowsmith, M. Haines. Second row: J. Rath bun, W. Hier, R. LaFlam, J. Steady, C. Bryden, R. Hatstat, L. Diette, K. Pilon, B. Shottuck, S. Hatstat. Rear: Coach Schultz. DU — Qw H 7kCti 6 79 81 85 86 First row: Mrs. Ryan, L. Cho- quette, J. Butler, J. Rathbun, L. Dagenais, Y. Hill, Mr. Con- nolly. Second row: Mr. Rich- ardson, K. Johnson, R. Brouil- lard, S. Hatstot, C. Whitney, D. Hallock, Mr. Tighe. Absen- tees: M. Brasure, S. Hunt. First row: L. Choquette, J. Rathbun, J. Dohlberg, N. Bird, S. Thompson, Mrs. Adams. Second row: L. Williams, K. Robinson, A. Paquette, D. Lathrop, K. Roscoe, C. Carpenter, K. Estey. Third row: S. Hats- tat, C. Wood, M. Haines, S. Betz, L. Dagenais. Fourth row: C. Sherwin, M. Cushman, C. Whitney, J. Diette, M. Dewitt, D. Hallock, R. Cousino, C. Rock wood. Absentees: D. Menard, S. Tuttle, D. Heath, M. Harvey, B. Glen, S. Burbank, C. Hall, M. LaRose, B. Bouvier, Y. Hill, L. White. 88 First row: D. LaRose, K. Hamblin, L. Vin- cent, C. Newton, P. Paquette, J. Cham- berlin, M. Orvis, B. Murton. Second row:A. Thompson, W. Nielson, B. Loftus, H. Nielson, T. Jones, J. Mansfield, M. Byrd, P. Parks, C. Neil, F. Katz, M. Hen- dee, L. Clodgo. Absentees: C. Apgar, P. Bromley, J. Glen, R. Lathrop, L. Clark, T. Tetrault, J. Campbell, J. Blaise, T. Tet- roult, D. Rotax, R. Benedict, R. DeRosa, R. Farnsworth, Mr. McWilliam. t Aw tsual C ub First row: L. Fish, B. Peabody, J. Estey, J. Glen, M. Glen, G. Poquette, P. Noble, V. Robinson. Second row: Mrs. Cunningham, B. Benedict, R. James, B. Bigelow, S. Carlstrom, V. Forrest, D. Mark- well, C. Corkins, D. Clapper, P. Aldrich. Third row: E. Gilbertson, P. Lucia, L. Stone, S. Betz, S. Thompson, L. Cloutier. Absentees: J. Adams, D. Bashaw, S. Carter, S. Clarke, S. Cobb, G. Doolittle, K. Hamblin, V. Harriman, S. Man- ning, L. Markwell, K. Porter, M. Reynolds, M. Rougier, C. Sargent, S. Whitcomb. Qtudsnt Ltf 89 Kneeling: D. Clodgo, L. Cousino, R. James. Standing: 0. Kimball, R. Brouil- lard, R. Dyke, W. Nielsen, M. Larrow, Mr. Connolly. Cudet FVi « First row: C. Whitney, P. Burke, M. LaRose, K. Robinson, X. Butler, B. Robidoux, H. Apgar, L. Williams, W. Hier, J. Dalburg, K. George, N. Coffin, P. Marcell. Second row: E. Hanson, G. Gleason, G. Brown, P. D'Avignon, M. Haines, L. Choquette, J. Rothbun, K. Pilon, S. Hatstat, C. Carpenter, C. Gibson, B. Huizenga, S. Gleason, K. Dion, F. Bourgeois, M. Cushman, B. Burke. Third row: B. Masterson, S. Wagner, M. DeWitt, S. Atherton, B. Siter, B. Honson, M. Larrow, D. Hallock, B. Wendel, J. Bouvier, M. Estey, J. Jipner, M. Smith, R. Conant, B. Shattuck, C. Sherwin, L. Boss, C. Boss, J. Prime. 90 UlCUnCb CJbh First row: J. Holloway, T. Holloway, P. Cyr, P. Parie� , M. White, B. Nye. Second row: Mr. Newman, Miss Wenig, N. Bird, A. Smith, G. Palmer, L Stone, N. Palmer, P. Thomas, T. Jones, T. Wendlen, V. Zeno, C. Neil, F. Katz, C. London, M. McClure, P. Thomas. Kneeling: F. Katz, K. Wells, S. Carlstrom, D. Bourgeois. Standing: K. Facteau, R. Herriman, B. Root, G. Paquette. Absentees: L. Menard, I. Cousino, K. Brown, Mrs. Heeter. Junior f-figk Uc 91 First row: P. Noble. Second row: V. Harrimon, J. Gordon, L. Baker, A. Paquette, K. Palmer. Kajotettes Junto f-ftgk Scu id First row: C. Acker, B. Rockwood, P. Shattuck, C. Weston. Second row: L Diette, P. Casserino, F. Hier, J. Butler, M. Marceill, V. Choinere, J. Dion. Third row: J. Acker, R. Kate, L. Markwell, H. Elderidge, K. Weber, C. Smith, F. Diette, S. Hatstat, K. Smith, A. Mayer, Mr. Bow- ers. Fourth row: M. Palmer, J. Booska, R. Lathrop, D. Marsh. Absentees: C. Aiken, L. Atherton, C. Bryden, B. Hoskins, B. Lavigne, A. Smith, J. Sherman, R. DeRosa, B. Daganais. Cento f-ftglv Band First row: R. Kemp, N. Hatstat, Y. Hill, Y. Hallock. Second row: L. DeMers, F. Hier, B. Arrowsmith, L Choquette, N. Coffin, J. Rathbun, D. Lathrop, S. Rockwood. Third row: K. Laflam, D. Ingram, K. Hamblin, M. Dewitt, C. Rock- wood, A. Brown, B. Hanson, S. Burbank, J. Dahlburg, N. Burbank. Fourth row: J. Diette, B. Everts, J. Booska, Mr. Bowers. Absentees: J. Brassard, C. Desorda, B. Glen, D. Menard, R. Muller. 92 CkotttS First row: S. Thompson, P. Morceill, V. Horrimon, J. Estey, H. Apgar, K. Aiken, J. Butler, J. Rothbun, W. Hier, J. Brassard. Second row: D. Bissett, L. Daganais, K. Estey, K. Burt, L. Choquet, P. Noble, M. Glen, J. Glen, A. Paquette, B. Rabidoux, Y. Hill, J. Dahlburg, C. Gibson, M. Warner. Third row: S. Betz, C. Whitney, C. Sherwin, M. Cushman, G. Brown, C. Car- penter, S. Hatstat, D. Lathrop, N. Kenyon, L. Adams, C. Dumas, J. Free- gard, A. Bennett. Fourth row: P. Little, B. Nielsen, M. Dewitt, K. Johnson, K. Roscoe, M. Smith, B. Everts. 93 E jduA ttcm n k tS First row: J. Smith, C. Nelson, 1. Markwell, S. Carlstrom, M. Hendee, K. Audy, S. Cook. Second row: E. Svrcek, D. Markwell, C. Corkins, H. Eldridge, P. Cyr. Third row: S. Hall, C. Neil, L Lee, C. Sargent, L. Stone, C. Bolduc. Absentee: Mrs. Stone. Rriwi FCMn tS O filnmiCOu First row: M. Burbank, E. King, K. Zeno, R. Thompson, B. Nye, A. Noble, J. Sherman. Second row: Mr. Scott, R. Preston, M. Lottreille, E. Paquette, P. Malzac, J. Addis. Third row: R. Wedge, B. Masterson, R. Harriman, S. Lucia, J. Dolon. 94 Otuud J cb CUumuCiH First row: J. Freyer, G. Hollock, K. LaFlom, T. Tatro, S. Coombs. Second row: P. Thomas. Third row: R. Dyke, T. Boise, J. Livingston, C. Rockwood. faotuifriuv First row: Mr. Butler Miss Cousino. Second row: J. Burt, S. Thompson, L. Couture, E. Gilbertson, D. Jones, S. Stetson, E. Svrcek, P. Thomas. 95 Big-Biothto' Big-Qst i PiogMti The Basic Locker. Where did everybody go? You're kidding me! Where did you come from? Stairway to heaven. Peek-a-bool Do you think I con fly? No! What am I doing here? How exciting! Another crisis! 99 Cl uSttnCtS CotiC tb ®3F T i%]£ AJ£jD f«r£ vl . tA ucfei ComJUxd!; 1974 104 105 Bullet Rotox leaves to Patti Burke all the trouble she got into on the bus. To Richard Haines, Tom Sawyer leaves his old nickname, C.T. Bill Shattuck wants to leave his breast stroke to Guppy. Shorty Shepard leaves her nickname to Jeffrey Shepard. Jim Sherman leaves his other nickname to anyone who needs it. Cindy Sherwin wishes to leave Grilled Cheese to Cindy Desorda. To Ernie Brouillard, Bob Siter leaves his secret to pitching success. Jogger's Lady Smith leaves the library book with Mick Jagger's picture in it to Nicki Connolly. Pete Smith wants to leave his red suspenders to Black Bird. Frank Smythe wishes to leave his Tech Drawing ability to Richard Cram. To her sister, Tanya, Tena Tatro leaves the roaming of the halls. Steve Wagner leaves his soccer ability to Gary Bashaw. Wendy Wells wants to leave the beaten path from West Lincoln to Lincoln Center to Kimm Lathrop. Alesia Wheeler wishes to leave her homemaking tote box to Pam LaFrance. Lori White leaves all her ucky paint brushes and jars of solidified turpentine. Maxine Whitney hereby leaves her ability to stay out of trouble to Carlene Nelson. Spic Williams wants to leave her unwashed gym suit to Laura Boss. Can Wood wishes to leave her A's to anyone who needs them. 106 Compliments of MILLER CHEVROLET STEPHEN'S PHARMACY Vergennes, Vermont Jack Anderson Registered Pharmacist 15 North Main Street Vergennes, Vermont A Volume Dealer with a Service Attitude 24-hour Towing Service For Your Complete Home Building Supplies Including Wallpaper, Dutch Boy Paints and Whirlpool Appliances VERGENNES FURNITURE STORE VERGENNES BUILDING SUPPLY Vergennes, Vermont 877 2812 Vergennes, Vermont 05491 Tel. 802-877-3131 Steve and Hary Greenfield Congratulations to Class of '74 VERGENNES BOOKSTORE CHITTENDEN TRUST COMPANY Vergennes, Vermont 8772702 Vergennes, Vermont Congratulations to Class of '74 BEN FRANKLIN Vergennes, Vermont FISHMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Vergennes, Vermont 108 WELL DONE AND GOOD LUCK! 109 STEVENS STUDIOS A Complete Photographic Service SCOTSMON MOTOR LODGE Just West of Bristol, Corner Routes I 16 and 17 Phone 453-2326 Your Hosts: Bob and Marilyn Stetson § kttjauB in the ° Middlebury. Vermont The Finest Clothing and Sporting Equipment in the Area SALUTES the Mount Abraham Class of '74 Congratulations! ROBINSON'S of BRISTOL, INC. Fuel Oil and Kerosene JOHN MASTERSON Tel. 453-2352 Weekdays Tel. 453-3172 Nights, Sundays Holidays P.O. Box 620 Bristol, Vermont ROBINSON OIL CO. of BRISTOL, INC. Gasoline — Diesel Fuel American Products 453 2352 no 8 Church Street Bristol, Vermont THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY of AMERICA Bruce L. Cousino Agent Residence 20 Main Street Bristol, Vermont 05443 Office: 862-2170 Residence: 453-3985 TOMASI HARDWARE Phone 453-3661 Bristol, Vermont Compliments of HELEN'S PLACE Fine Fabrics and Accessories Bristol, Vermont Compliments of BAKERY LANE FOOD SHOP 388 2142 GOODRO LUMBER CO., INC. g f z“T PHONE: «0I 4SJ-2SM o 4S1-J3S4 SPECIALISTS IN PINE CUSTOM FURNITURE ON REQUEST VISIT OUR FACTORY ON BRIGGS HILL AND DISPLAY STORE ON MAIN STREET A Complete Line of Building Materials East Middlebury Vermont 388 4915 Killington Vermont 422-3469 WOOLENS AND MORE. . . in THE JUNCTION COUNTRY STORE Compliments of Groceries — Vt. Cheese — Ice — Bait Camping Supplies — Gas and Oil — Souvenirs Open 7 Days a Week 8 A.M.-9 P.M. Corner Rts. 7 and 1 7 New Haven Jet. WHITE PIGMENT VANCE F. EVARTS Used Auto Parts Used Cars — Tires and Tubes R.F.D. 2, Vergennes, Vermont Tel. 877-2816 Open Daily: Sundays: 6 A.M. — 11 P.M. 10 A.M. — 11 P.M. MILLY'S DINETTE Route 7 New Haven, Vermont 877 9245 Home Cooking Everybody Friendly Service Welcome Fair Prices RAYMOND W. DANIELS Custom Painting and Roofing Interior — Exterior New Haven, Vermont 05472 Telephone 545-2427 THISTLE METAL SPINNING P. O. Box 8 New Haven, Vermont 05472 Giftware Edward A. Young — Tel. 802-453-2661 NEW HAVEN TEXACO Complete Car Service Scott Myrick —453-2173 112 COLES RESTAURANT MOTEL Route 7 North of Middlebury, Vermont Excellent Food Quiet, Relaxing Atmosphere Compliments of Brownie and Sue PARK FILLING STATION Compliments of DOG TEAM TAVERN Located 3 Miles North of Middlebury Phone 388 7651 PETER A. NELSON MEMORIALS, INC. Monuments of Character Serving Your Friends and Neighbors For Half a Century 79 West Street, Bristol, Vermont Phone 453 2489 BENNER'S HOMESTEAD Restaurant and Lounge Route 7 New Haven, Vermont Phone 453-3604 Compliments of PACKARD OF VERMONT Compliments of THE A. JOHNSON COMPANY Lumber Bristol, Vermont Phone 453 3401 Complete Foreign Car Service ROLEAU'S GARAGE New Haven, Vermont 113 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Compliments of For Your Office PALMER'S STORE and School Supplies and Ready-to-Wear Bristol, Vermont Main Street Phone 453-2216 Bristol, Vermont Jerry LaFoy Betty LaFoy Insurance and Real Estate GRIGGS BRISTOL SALES SERVICE INSURANCE Simplicity Panther AGENCY Stihl Chainsaws Briggs and Stratton Phone 453-2373 Bristol, Vermont We Sell Service Route 1 16, Bristol Phone 453-3524 BRISTOL Congratulations TRADING POST, INC. to the Class of '74 Bristol, Vermont 05443 DEWEES H. BROWN, M.D. Phone 453-2572 New and Used Household Furnishings for Every Need Flowers for All Occasions Compliments of CLARK'S THOMAS' STORE FLOWER SHOP Bristol, Vermont 64 North Street SPORTING GOODS AND DRY GOODS Bristol, Vermont A. E. Thomas Phone 453-2350 114 BEE JAY'S GARAGE Repair Service Bristol, Vermont Phone 453-2992 m m Commercial PRINTING Compliments to the Class of 1974 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Middlebury, Vermont Exclusive Outlet for Drake, Smith and Co. Irregulars THE MILL STORE Fine Colonial Furniture and Accessories Bristol, Vermont MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Full Service Bank Bristol Office J. E. GEROW AND SONS, INC. Plumbing and Heating Contractors 7 Merchants Row Middlebury, Vermont 05753 Phone 388-7761 DRAKE, SMITH AND CO. Manufacturers of Pine Furniture Bristol, Vermont Compliments of LINCOLN GENERAL STORE Groceries, Gifts, Hardware, Clothing Tel. 453-2981 Lincoln, Vermont 1)5 Congratulations to the Class of 1974 DAVID F. GAGE, D.M.D. 34 Mountain Street Bristol, Vermont 05443 Tel.: 453-2466 Compliments of ABRAMS DEPARTMENT STORE Middlebury's Leading Department Store BENJAMIN BROTHERS DRY CLEANERS 80 Main Street Middlebury, Vermont Telephone 388 2902 cfa, Vermont ' ‘Book. Shop MIDDLEBURY VERMONT 0B7S3 Middlebury Waitsfield Burlington Compliments of THE STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY W. R. BROOKS, INC. Wearing Apparel and Shoes for the Entire Family 453-3216 Bristol, Vermont Middlebury Local Home of Opportunity for Young Men and Women in the Exciting Field of Printing DON'S AUTO BODY Bristol, Vermont 05443 Collision Repairs Glass Installed 116 Congratulations to the Class of '74 Compliments of SOUTH SIDE DRUGSTORE H.E. WILLIAMSON, M.D. Ambassador Cards Featuring Love Cosmetics Kodak Service Prescription Service R. F. Boynton, R.Ph. Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 Compliments of THE KOUNTRY KUPBOARD RESTAURANT VERMONT DRUG, INC. 20 Main Street Bristol, Vermont Prescriptions Specialists Tel.: 453-2430 Tues. Sat. 6:30 9:00 Sun. 8:00-7:30 Middlebury, Vermont 388-4977 PAULINE'S MIDDLEBURY HAIR FASHIONS BOWLING LANES The Latest in Fashion 10 Merchants Row Middlebury, Vt. 05753 Free Instruction Mon.-Fr. Lessons: Mon., Tues., Fri. Phone:388-4014 Phone: 388 6636 Middlebury, Vermont BRISTOL MARKET 28 North Street GOVE'S RADIO-TV Authorized Sylvania Dealer Phone: 453-2448 Weekdays 8-9, Sunday 9-9 Route 1 16 South Bristol, Vermont Tel.: 453-3122 1)7 Compliments of CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY Vergennes Vermont 877-3491 PATRONS 118 Needham Antiques Mr. and Mrs. George M. Tighe Carol Boise's Beauty Shop Carlene Whitney Mrs. Floyd Whitney Norris Appaloosa River Bend Camp Sites New Haven Motel Village Green Market, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Moorse Peter Cousino Mr. and Mrs. Roger Boise and Family Fair Haven Campgrounds Mr. and Mrs. Shattuck Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marcelle Candy Wood Betty Wood Sara Wood Miss Susan B. Chaffee Mr. Joseph Brennan Gertrude H. Lathrop David and Mary Ellen Royce Dennis Bye lloene Adams Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Bristol Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Garafano Mr. and Mrs. Harold Farnsworth William Connor W. Neal Hoadley Anthony Dominick Mr. and Mrs. George Marsceill Mrs. Lynn W. Hinman James and Carma Fitzpatrick Murray's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Hatstat II and Family Mr. and Mrs. Rod Cousino Marion Means Mildred Menard Walter Hyjek Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newman and Eli Susan Hatstat Bohlen's T.V. Snap's Restaurant Armand's Barber Shop Springtime Kennels Mr. and Mrs. Richard Estey Menard's Exxon Sharon Thompson The Curling Iron Chipmunk Bristol Beauty Bar The 1 974 AERIE is the result of a year’s diligent work. We attempted to have this yearbook reflect the school as a whole and the many experiences we have all shared over the past year, as well as a bit of the previous five years of Mt. Abe’s existence. Without Mrs. Adams there would be no yearbook, for she has devoted many long hours. We are all thankful for her dedication. Recognition goes to Susan Hatstat and her business staff for hard work to make the AERIE financially possible. Many new ideas have been employed this year in the creative layout of pages. I would like to thank Yolanda Hill for her part in this. Thanks go to Lori White, who designed our title and division pages, with much talent behind them. Also, I would like to thank Kim Roscoe for his contributions as student photographer. Behind the scenes are many hard-working students, the backbone of the AERIE. Without their co-operation and time the AERIE would be hung up. Thank you. Staff. I am quite sure that the 1975 AERIE will be a success with our editor-elect Jim Diette at the helm. The success of the 1974 AERIE will be determined each time it is opened and the reflections are brought back now and in the future. Dawn Star Lathrop Class 4 974 Class Motto: Love joins the present with the post and Class Colors: Scarlet and Sky Blue, the future. 120 Our Song We'll try to use what wr 've learned To help someone along his way We’ll try to make our dream a reality Using our hearts for the key Chorus: We'll find a new world to build our dreams on We'll find a better place to sing our new song We'll thrive on happiness And never know loneliness We love Because we love Yes, we have love Lina Dagenais Peace on Earth is our dream We stand together for one cause We all try to understand Our fellowman Willing to give him a hand Chorus: We learned a lesson, about life It takes more than one to have peace and love More than one to see the light Now that we have seen the light We'll work with each other We'll sing side by side We'll strive to be better, and help one another We'll work for our cause of love EAGL£Q Biutg f-foinb « Qtafe Class I Cukm First row: J. Bouvier, D. Powell, B. Huizengo, M. Estey, G. Brown, D. Herriman, G. Mortell. Second row: G. Allen, P. Clapper, R. Siter, B. Bouvier, J. Jipner, T. Forr, Mr. Royce. VcviSity BasebcMTesuyv Jbuu i f-ftgh BasebctM T un First row: I. Lafayette, J. Booth, M. Pixley, M. Pixley, W. D’Avignon, E. Carpenter, D. latrelle, Mr. Cousino. Second row: J. Tatro, K. Zeno, J. Larrow, B. Wendal, J. Stetson, T. Jipner, J. Saunders, S. Hamblin, B. Lavigne. Junior zfot6tty BctsdxMjk iHs J. Sherman, P. Cassarino, C. Forgues, V. Choiniere, L. Steady, R. James. Vanity QofflhMTmn First row: J. Reynolds, J. Reynolds, J. Butler, J. Brassard, P. Marcelle. Second row: K. LaFlam, J. Brassard, J. Rathbun, M. LaRose, M. Herriman, D. Menard, C. Desorda. Third row: Mr. Connor, L. Kitteridge, E. Hill, L. Bolduc, M. Cushman, L. Adams, W. Wells. JuiuO Ntyk VUUCk TkjtXhv Miss Collins, L. Diette, C. Acker, P. Betz, D. Farnom, C. Aiken, J. Dion. Vcmtfy TtacU Gm’ First row: P. Diette, B. Glen, S. Betz, C. Gibson, K. Pilon, K. George. Second row: Miss Collins, C. Whitney, C. McKinley, B. Nye, K. Aiken. J. Bryden, R. Sargent, G. Sherwin, R. Haines, B. Cassidy, D. Ingram, J. Sherman, D. tnd row: Mr. Paterson, B. Nye, R. Harriman, D. Norris, R. Dyke, C. Boss, M. Burbank, i, P. D Avignon. Boys' V wtfy Ttfuck SfnUtg Ool TtoCUrA; Salutatorian: Jill Rathbun Valedictorian: Yolanda Hill Guest Speaker: Dr. Z. J. Clements p.t w « % vfCw . - «. vT ' % V . I - i g t • V Biffl