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

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SEVENTH GRADE Front Row: Mary Jana Cadieux, Shirley Demers, Stanlev Warner, Gayton Veilleux, Gary Gallup, Karleen Haynes, Kathleen Douglas. Second Row: Valerie Horn, Mary Vadnais, Ellen Wilcox, Arlene Ramsdell, Lillian Fidler, Claudette Auger, Constance Handy, Patricia Diette, Mrs. Buttcrtielci. Third Row: Roger Crete, Harold Hansen, Richard Parker. Gerald Combs, Ralph Judd, William 1.1-page, Robert Starr, Nelson Berry. Francis Gladu. Absent: Alfred Santaw. Class ofiicers are: President, Kathleen Douglas, Vice President, Karleen Haynes, Secretary, Robert Creteg Treasurer, Garv Gallup. Kathleen Douglas is our representative to the Student Council. Nelson B9l'I'y and Richard Parker are now in the band. Page Twenty-seven

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EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Joyce Flood, Joan Cadieux, Barbara Beldon, Denise Pigeon, Doris Laramee, Roger Carter, Sanford Cota. Second Row: Lyle Hamelin, Ralph Bocash. Roland Denton, Terrill Mason, Roger Dumont. Peter Jeweti, Donald Veilleux, Miss Hapgood. Third Row: Pauline Berthiaumc, Elaine Hulburd, Sandra Thompson, DilftlSflIlti1l.V,C6CllCC1'8tG,E1lZllbCf.ll Bowers, Lucille Forest, Lorraine Gladu, Ann Hardy. Absent: Brenda Chandler. Our class officers are: President. Betty Bowers: Vice President. Barbara Beldong Secretary, Cecile Crete: Treasurer, Peter Jewett. The eighth grade participated in the F.F.A. Fair last fall. During fine autumn weather class members took a hike to the Big Falls and back. Miss Gladys Hapgood. class advisor, accompanied the students. who brought back many interesting things to show their classmates. Eighth graders took part in the State Forestry Essay Contest and were proud to have two winners in this district-Roland Denton. who won Grst prize and Betty Bowers, who placed third. Our grade has kept records of the Book Wagon books for grades eight through twelve. We had a Christmas party and attended the Halloween party. We also took part in the Christmas concert. Sandra Thompson represents the class in the band. In the One-Act Play Contest, two boys from the eighth grade took part and four girls served as usher- ettes. Andrew Vincent moved away but Sanford Cota joined the class, thus our number remains at 27. Three students were on the J. V. basketball tram: Roland Denton, Peter Jewett and Lyle Hamelin. There are also three managers of the high school girls' team. They are: Barbara Beldon, Betty Bowers and Sand1'a Thompson. There are some boys participating in the seventh and eighth grade b21SlictbH1lt621I'I1- Page Twenty-six

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F. F. A. Front Row: Kenneth Darling, Wendell George, Paul Domina tsentineli, Marl: Dclisle lSCCl'Cl1ll'yl, Rodale Page tpresidentl, Harold Haynes 42ldVlSOl'l.R.lClllI!'d Cadieux 1Vice presidentr, David Hanielii treporterl. Joseph Monteith ltreasureri, James Murphy. Rene Bouchard. Second Rovi: Gerard Alix, Donald Willis. Bruce Douglas. Eugene Dionne, Robert Gendron, Jerry Fiikey Eugene St. Onge, Albert Baraw, Everett Sheltra, Robert Hardy, Daryl Cole, Stuart Percy, Melvin Monteith. Third Row: Gerard Beaudry, Donald Wright, Ernest Crawford. Roderick Dunham, Emmanuel Field Roland Horn, John Doyle, Russell Matten. Leo Austin, Windeld Cole, Arthur Limoges Fourth Row: Roland Turgeon, Alcide Roberts. Elwood Duckless, Richard Messier, Melvin Flood. Normai. Lampher, Richard Laitres, Dean Hall, Fred Morse Hazelton Sargent, Marshall Bowman. Back Row: Robert Demers. Leonard Field, E1'ic Beadle. Ronald Judkins, Duane Sargent, Richard Meunier. Donald Cheney, Richard Berthianme, Leo La none, James Wells. Terry Gelo, Carlton Bowen, Rot-gn-i Lanoue. ACTIVITIES The North Troy-Newport Center Chapter of F. F. A. is again this year the largest in the state, with 68 active members. We also have several associate members and honorary members. The fact thap we are strong in numbers enables us to carry on larger projects than some of the chapters which do not 'iavi' as large a group. Our community activities started with the F. F. A. - Kiwanis Fair. which was the biggest ever, with both our groups realizing more than S500 in profits from the activity. fhe boys put up and took down the Christmas lighting in North Troy. They repainted and distributed barrels lor waste in the shopping area. the cemetery and some picnic areas in this vicinity. Several trees were planted tor ornamental purpose.- about the village ol' North Troy: members also planted some on home farms. The chapter participated in contests at district and state levels making good showings for the schools Winfield Cole represented us at Kansas City at the National FFA convention. He was a member ot the National Chorus as Vermont's state representative. The sugar party for parents and friends of members was the hifnliiigxlit ol' F.F.A.'s social aetivitie' for the year, with about 150 people in attendance, Page T1a'enli1--vigil!