North Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (North Troy, VT)

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THE SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Doris Laramee, Andrew Vincent, Donald Veilleux, Lyle Hainelin, Roger Carter, President: Ralph Judd, Barbara Beldon, Joanne Cadieux. Second Row: James Hansen, Denise Pigeon, Lucille Forest, Brenda Chandler, Mr. Titus, Advisorg Roger Dumont, Raymond Combs, Pauline Berthiaume, Joyce Flood, Raymond Arel. Third Row: Ann Hardy, Sandra Thompson, Vice President, Elizabeth Bowers, Roland Denton, Peter Jewett, Treasurer, Do1'a Santaw. Geraldine Peters, Secretaryg Lorraine Gladu, Absent: Harold Hansen. + + + ACTIVITIES We had a booth ai' the Kiwanis-FFA Fair. We did not make too much money, but we had a lot of fun. We had two new members who came after the school your had started. Fhey were Cecil Crete and Ralph Bocash. We had a spelldown every Thursday. The boys vs. the girls. It was a lot of fun. Those who haven't missed a day of school were Denise Pigeon and Joyce Flood. Page Twenty-six

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THE EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Beverly Flnod, Doris Arel, John Lauzon, Bruce Douglas, Treasurerg Richard Berthiaume, Presidentg Dean Hall, Vice Presidentg Robert Gendron, Secretary: Wayne Santaw, Mariette Blais, Patricia Wetherby. Second Row: Alicia Choquette, Paul Allen, Elaine Hulburd, Gerald Combs, Mr. Zeno, Advisor: Robert Hardy, Daryl Cole, Gloria White, Alan Robinson. Third Row: Lawrence Horn, Terry Mason, Kenneth Darling, Reginald Blais, Theodore Jewett, Eugene Dionne, Marshall Vacher, Alcide Roberts. Donald Fuller. Absent: Omer Choquette and Eugene St. Onge. + + + ACTIVITIES The eighth grade began a good year with 29 students. Officers are: Presi- dent. Richard Berthiaumeg Vice President, Dean Hallg Secretary, Robert Gen- drong Treasurer, Bruce Douglas. In September we had a float in the Missisquoi Valley Fair. We did not win anything but we had fun under the supervision of Mr. Titus. We had a booth which was ring toss. We are very glad that Robert Hardy, Teddy Jewett, Robert Gendron, Kenneth Darling, Alan Robinson, and some others in the grade have a chance to play on the basketball team, and we wish them luck in the future. Page T'u1f'n!y-Hive

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F. F. A. First Row: Roger Lanou, Carlton Bowen. Duane Sargent, David Hamelin, Rene Tetreault, Gerard Beaudry. Second Row: Fred Morse. Hazelton Sargent, Reportcri Paul Domina, Treasurer: Ronald Page. Vice Pres- ident: Harold Haynes. Advisor, Durward Starr, President: Walter Cheney. Secretary: Dennis Bow- man, Sentinelg Donald Douglas, Jr.. Albert Baraw. Third Row: Donald Cheney. Everett Hisman, Richard Cadieux, Terry Hitchcock, Rene Bouchard, Roland Horn, Joseph Monteith, Matthew Vacher, Jr., Darryl Buck, Henry Pigeon. Richard Pettingill. Roder- ick Dunham, Elwood Duckless. James Bowers. Fourth Row: Emmanuel Fields, Roland Limoges, Winfield Cole, Leo Austin. Marshall Bowman. Arthur Limoges, Dale Santaw. Roderick Griggs. Melvin Flood, Melvin Monteith. Fifth Row: John Doyle. Norman Lamplier. Philip Manley, Colby Currier, Jr., James Mu1'phy, Earle Hul- burd, Donald Austin. Mark Delisle, Gilbert Mason, Richard Messier. Absent: Archie Cota. +++ ACTIVITIES The Future Farmers have had a successtul year again this year with the boys doing many things of interest to them. They have brought honor to the organization and the school with some of their activi- ties. The fair was operated in cooperation with the local Kiwanis Club again last fall. This was the sixth annual running of the fair. Aside from the fact that the hurricane and a day's rain so1't of made running the fair difficult for the boys. it was a very successful event. Fireworks and tractor pulling were the two major functions. Darryl Buck of Newport Center attended the Na tional Convention at Kansas City and represented the state in the chorus. Durward Starr was made state reporter at the state convention. Henry Pigeon was the Vermont representative of 1'ural youth to the Izaak Walton League of America's conference on con- servation at Chicago. Many of the other members have won state contests of various types. The boys were especially thrilled. as was the state with the fact that our chapter won a plaque for accomplishments at Kansas City based on accomplishments recorded on the program of work. The chapter placed 52nd in the 8800 chapters of the nation, This is pretty near the top when the large number is con- sidered. The sugar pa1'ty which was held this year was a very successful event with about 250 parents, mem- bers, girl friends and guests present at the meeting. The program of the building of the emblem and a pic- ture on a national convention proved interesting to the members and guests. The boys in FFA are a busy bunch. Their programs take hard work but they have the privilege of the feeling of accomplishments many times for their efforts. Page Twenty-sezieu