Oxbow High School - Olympian Yearbook (Bradford, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

'mf 5 ,. ' Z0 ' If Jo ax. fg M GLA, U in 0,-7 M- TIXC- -f LQ 'Ce .2 ,W -y-4.9 UC 6 G -P ' .52 Ek G, ' GUI' y , Ri T-dl, 'WM k iw qu 12 if 5 A K. 'J M l6 gbf FN Q fs jp q your . 6 6 - if Q Ce. QKEQYCQD' 3 . AQ, 1 'SP ' Q, pp., EP EE' ,JS-G, ' p03 Q fg, Q 9 55 'D Q. M007 .x A x05 1 T? THE OLYMPIAN Oxbow High School Bradford, Vermont - --if rf,-.,.,W..-ev-' ,.....,-yum-Q-Q-. ,L , , ,. .wx .wr ---lv--my --.0 . .. . .. . . or .V .. , I r,r,,.:N.,...N.w..,.Q.W.,...-.q...-w....w.v, ...W.f..r..,...W.,...f-w.1,..Qr, M., --.1.,fH-- -W-Q mx. -A 'fr lf- I ... ,-,.... ,,f..:x.,,.fJ ff., ,, ,V ,. , Aw . ... ,.,r,-... . . , rw, ,,.,., ..., ...W V -.VV - i , rrgiwi r,.. W,m,.r fn-,rm.... ,.r..... . ,.,4, .,r..14r...g....M....m .,,. ,HW-, ww- - f-X. Mun- ..A...,...,......-.aw -.., , W , ATING goes with a might actually his rmg or his like she s on starts treatin er she gives it Top picture Scott Hurlbert and Yvonne Ayala center Dennis Perry and Peggy C Renee Gautreau and Mark Osadchey far left. Charlie Grant and Suzy Pierson left T Stephanie Weglars above: David Bixby and Valerie Gilson. MEMORIES That's when some girls end up taking showers with their clothes on - with a little help from their friends. That's when the powder and perfume fights begin, when lots of loud chatter, laughing and hugging each other, and horsing around goes on. And then there are the countless times everyone just sits around and Shoots the bull . Before a game the team usually tries to get psyched. Every player has made jokes about the opposing team, built up friends confidence, and bragged about how many homeruns, goals, or baskets they're going to make. These are my team-mates. This is our room -- ours until we have played our last game of our last year at Oxbow. Then we will clean out our things for the last time and pass our traditions and memories to the next group of girls who will make up another team, who will cry, joke, fight, get psyched, and laugh together - IN THIS ROOM. By Sharon Randall above right: Suzie Davis bottom left: Heidi Osgood S Sharon Randall right: Sheri llsiey 6 Brooke Saladino ' 'fTTT'7f75 H 'W A if , f , my slowly L ' Q i Top picture: from left to right- Debbie Peter- son, Cynthia Walsh, Beth Drugach, John Welch, Heather Allen, Ann Kelly, Charlene Dobbins, Anne-Marie Cofhn, Tania DeRonde and Peter Paulin above: from left to right - Andy Thibault, Jack Monahan, Mike Dudley, Sandy Emerson, Yvonne Fisk, Donald Wilkins, Eric Haradon, and Chris Lund above right: Jane Dempsey left: Sarah Colbeth, Karen Manning and Jamie Mar- tin. 35 here has asked me what like in Denmark. m going to try to explain it as short possible. We start in first grade when we are a old We are divided into class is 22 students and bout four classes on each class of 22 students stays their own classroom during lt's their room. They have at 10 minutes break between all les- which are used to go out and get fresh air, to go to the bathroom o t eachers to go to the We do not choose are taking. All classes so that has whole That that everybody fr het chosen by the actually everything if they are boys or girls. 't change school after sixth stay in the same school from and always with the in the class through lessons. we graduate after the In England, school starts at 9:00 a.m. finishes at 4:30 p.m. ln the morn- wehave an assembly . Assemb- where a portion of the school the main hall to hear the tprincipalj read the morn- and future events. Prayers hymns provide the religious sec- which is mandatory in English The remainder of the school is in their form their form notices and is held in of the time inish home- start at 9:30 a.m. part of our education in- separate schools. Primary Btfth f'lth h yi European Schools Caniliy 55 15.21. Simaiiiilif excuse I ninth grade. After ninth grade we are out, finished just like you are after the twelfth grade. We have a very hard examination to go through and if you don't make ityou can go into tenth grade and have a year extra. We don't have many strict rules in Danish schools. The students are ex- pected to be able to take care of them- selves and their time. lt says in the law that the teachers are only supposed to teach to students that want to be taught. lf a student does not show up to a class the parents are not called. lf it happens too often the teacher tries to find out if the student is not comfort- able in the class. They try to solve the problem but after a couple of weeks without the student showing up they have to give detention. We are given a lot of freedom in school in Denmark. From when you start in first grade until ninth grade you are given more and more freedom each year. ln a lot of classes the teachers dis- cuss with the students what they want to learn and how they want to learn it. They are often on the same treatment level as the teachers. school is for the ages of 5 to 11 ondary school is for the ages 16. Sixth form college is for the 16 and up. From the ages of 11 we study all subjects. Then at choose 9 subjects to study for 2 At the end of the 2 years we have called O levels which are similar to the G.E.D. At 16 you may leave school to find a job or you can continue your education to gain more qualifications, or in hopes of going to University. School discipline is a lot more se- vere. The boys get cane and the girls get a ruler across the hand or suspen- sion. Before you enter a classroom you have to stand outside the door in a straight line until the teacher tells you to go in then you stand behind your chair of 14 Astrid Egerod excha to Slt students and teachers. nge en can the Joanne Hardy 5 x ! K E w. li- K in i 'E 2 Q S 35 1 1 4 1 B STAFF 'S L My Oxbow School Board: L to R Aroline Putnam, chrm. Joanne Arps, Judy Barton, Judy Forward, Joe Renaldi, Rufus Ansley, Asst, Supt. Richard Conrad Doris Adams - Vocational Sylvia Appleton - Library Elizabeth Balch - Business Lynne Bentley - Spanish --P 1 1, A - M ..,., iil its A lr A me X X X I A A i.-. - 'W' L llli, ,,, 2 it we Shirley Beresford - Head Librarian Robert Bishop - Janitorial Cynthia Blake - Nurse Helen Bonneau - Voc. Secretary Kenneth Brown Vocational Joseph Button - Vocational Tom Chamberlain - Vocational 12 WWW v 5 l John Fontana, Superintendent - - c. L-'- A R enee la L L 21:1 W,----'k'2: i 1si2a 'im - -mi: :I .. . ,. ,S wr I Q f It , .X X to H ' 11'.: kiwi? ff1'- iifii WQ- ' TiIEi5l?E: i52i5'i1 if 'ff ..:fesaQ:'s!-'aw,'f2fs, is fnfm--i f L.: 351 P cr ,.., we -I - jx, ., ef2-,- --f-- , .,.k ,,,, .. K , Martin Cherry, Music Ann Cole, Vocational Richard Conrad, Guidance Irene Croteau, Vocational Vicki DlZerega, Vocational William Ellithorpe, Voc. Richard Rothenberg, Principal Melanie Cole, Vocational Larry Coffin, Humanities -51 Q .,.. , . . uv 'ff - X 1: . -.,.t l r, ,. W E' K 5 , ., 5 ? ,,:. ..... ,Q-t,..1:Q:. ff mx i 12 X Siu X sxcf x r Q X 2 at , N xxx W RL' E X Vickie Darby, Receptionist Eugene Davis, Janitorial .ci, ct., . i - r Tom Estill, Science Nessa Flax, Humanities 13 Mr. Shover is caught in the act Chow down Betty French - Kitchen Alfa Gautreau - Secretary Mona Garone - Phys. Ed. Ben Gitchel - Faith Grady - Vocational Joseph Hadley - Art Mark Hamilton - Phys Ed Sumner Harris 4 if ' Louise Harrison - Vocational Russ Haviland - Vocational Jeanne Holmes - Vocational Priscilla Hood 14 Tom Horten - Special Ed. David Johnson - Math Bob Jones - Vocational Kidder English Sandra Lange Health Occ Louis Lavin - Math Ledwith - Band inst. Annick Leymarie - French Harry Mclam - Vocational Dave Joslyn - Vocational Timothy Leahy - Business N5 1 w i 'EIT iii V V, Bruce Maclean - Social Studies 15 Principal's Message The graduates of 1983 have reached a milestone in their young lives. ln June of this year they received their diploma which indicates that they have successfully achieved the status of a high school graduate. There have been times that each one of them has thought about giving up. However, as they analyzed and care- fully examined the situation, they didn't quit. They knew that they had set their minds to a goal and they were hop- ing to finish their task. lt is important that we all recognize this as an impor- tant part of our lives. Each of us has been faced with diffi- cult tasks at school, at home or at work. We will continue to be faced with difficult tasks as we grow. The real test of how we are judged as human beings is how we handle Sue Ming - Guidance . .M Kirby Nickels - Humanities these decisions. Do we rationalize and find several reasons why we shouldn't do them? Do we put off per- forming the task and at the last minute complain that we don't have the time? Or do we face the issue head on, deal with it and perform to the best of our ability and complete what we began? The decision, in the final analysis, is yours. Only you know whether you really wanted to do something or whether you just did it to please someone. I emphasize this point since l know each of you wants to succeed in whatev- er you do. Successful peo- ple do not quit! Successful people don't know the meaning of the word quit They know that one never gives up if one is going to achieve. So, the choice is yours. lf you want to succeed, and you know your goal- NEV- ER QUIT! May success be yours in your future life. Richard Rothenberg Mel Moore - Kitchen Betty Moore - Guidance Charles Ottina - V. Prin.!Ath. Dir. Roy Prochorchik - Vocational tsyr , .. X ,,-.f. . . ' 'S -, ' Greg Renner - Science Carolyn Roe - Vocational Gene Rollins - Janitorial 16 Joel Moore - Vocational Kevin Proctor - Janitorial it 21 2 - 5 1' Arnold Shields - Humanities Dedication Richard Lyford - Driver Ed. The Yearbook staff of 1983 has dedicated this yearbook to Gerry Wick- man. Mrs. Wickman is a devoted member at Ox- bow and over the years she has treated students with a special kindness from her heart. We admire her a lot and appreciate all she has done for everyone. Thank you, Mrs. Wickman. Mike Shover - Vocational Martin Smit - Humanities Lisa Torres - Science Wm Bill Vargas - Humanities ...:.. 1 we?-V'f':W5i?f,1:is-ff, 'i ff' 5 E E. ff 2 -'. i' Q i , T 2 - 1' tti S x N ' I .4 fr virr Katherine Wescott - Bookkeeper Walt Wescott - Janitorial Anne Taylor - Humanities Cheryl Teeter - Kitchen Susan Vatnick - Vocational Gerry Wickman - Guidance Sect. Gunther Wernecke - Math T i: Evelyn Dobbins - Kitchen 17 STAFF SNAPS High Excitement at a staff meeting Cwake up Miss Beresfordj 13--'iz' , I l if eeG,,f Mr. Hamilton - How dare you suggest that?! One, two, three, four, Reach! Here's the plan . . . Get into it, Mr. Ledwith SENIOR SLIPERLATIVES Title Most Typical Senior Best Buddies Friendliest Trouble Makers Big Mouths Done Most For Class Brownies Class Clowns Class Bull Artists Most Gullible Class Couple Class Flirts Gentleman 8 Lady Most Athletic Snappiest Dresser Gossip Shiest Best Looking Most Talented Most Studious Most Ambitious Most Dependable Most Easy Going Girl Dwayna Smith Carolyn Brooks S Patti Cushing Jayne Dempsey Leslie Wintrode Dwayna Smith Carolyn Brooks Suzy Pierson Dwayna Smith Cynthia Underhill Chris Rogers Heidi Martel Leslie Wintrode Laurie Williams Jody Pratt Rhenee Thurston Sandy Martin Norma Bourget Lisa Culbertson Kim Stockwell Patti Cushing Judy Augustine Bethanne Wright Jayne Dempsey Boy Doug Randall QTIEQ David McLam S John Schmid Andy Tomlinson 8 Neil Piper Doug Randall John Barry Andy Tomlinson Tom Rathburn Peter Patch Doug Randall Rodney Slack Mike Smith Keith Bean Andy Tomlinson David Stever Charlie Grant Tom Rathburn Peter Hodge Jason Ansley Charlie Grant Tom Rathburn Peter Patch Tom Bouffard Jason Ansley David Stever Most Likely to Suceed CLASS OF 1983 Senior Officers Cynthia Underhill, Bethanne Wright, Tom Rathburn, Lisa Farnham, Doug Randall, Jayne Dempsey Senior Awards Boys State W W xi ., '1i ' ' ljf.i?1E:?'11f' ,, ' 3. , W' r'i, W e - i .',' iii W Tom Bouffard Tom Rathburn 20 Bethanne Wright DAR Girls State Bethanne Wright, Cynthia Underhill, Brooks. Doreen Smith Leslie Wiritrode Doreen Smith: Smitty, Dyno, Dordy Q East Topsham, VT V , December 30, i965 V ' Cross country running 4, JV Basketbalit1,,2, V. Basketball, 3,4, JV Sokball 1, V Softball 2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Honor Roll 2,4, Keith Allan Bean - Tazmo, Pooh, Moon Beam T Bradford ' February 6 Varsity Soccer 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4, Varsity Skiing 1,2,3,4, Capt, 3,4, Varsity Track i,2,3,4, Capt. 4 T Leslie Marie Wirrtrode -ff Lesf', Dingtoad Corinth October ll 1 Field hockey 2,3,4 Prom Committee 3, Ski Team 4 FBLA 4, Student rules committee 3, Fundraising 3,4, Spanish Club 1, Track 4 Neil S. Piper V Bradford Q December 26 Soccer J.V. it Varsity 2,3,4 J.V. Basketball 1,2 J.V. Baseball 1,2, Varsity Baseball 4, Sbxioo xCI'?yJ0SXQJCQxC' Keith Bean Neil Piper Thomas Bouffard kip V QJJIFNL CQ0FO55Q1NxQEJXf WC Qofifjtykobkg Acoggg' OD 21 Judy Lynn Augustine -- Augie Bradford 4 April 13 , Newspaper 1, Gxbow News Editor 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, One-Act Plays 3,4, Honor Roll 1 ,2,3,4, Varsity Softball 3,4, Yearbook editor 4, Student Council 1, Math team 3, Span- ish club 4. John Barry Bohn, Bohnge West Newbury July 16, 1964 Varsity D 2,3 6 4 Varsity 3 8 4 Carolyn Elaine Brooks Brooksie Our Miss Brooks Bradford September 28 Student Council officer l,2,3,4 One-acts 4 Spring Musical 4 Math League l,2,3 Honor Roll l,2,3,4 High School Quiz 2 Class presi' dent2 Band 8 Chorus 1 ,2,3,4 Yearbook 2,3 Girls State 3 Basketball Stars 4 Norma Jean Bourget Bradford, Vt. Sept. 1 Field Hockey 1 Wanda Boyce Wicked Wanda Wanga Wells River December 25 Varsity Cheerleading 2,3,4 James D. Corliss West Topsham November 29 VICA 4 22 IUN Judy Augustine Carolyn Brooks Wanda Boyce John Barry Norma Bourget James Corhss Lisa Culbertson . Fairleer V P May 14 . V Chorus l,2,3, Basketball l,2. Tena Davidson S. Newbury P P June 20' V Softball lg2,3,4, F leld Hockey 3,-4, Ski Team 4, FBLA Treasurer 4 ' Jane Dempsey .March 2' Newbury Softball 2,4 Patil Cushing , December 26 ' Newbury 1 ' Class Treasurer 2, Band l,2,3,4 Math ,League'3 Student Council 4 Pep Band Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Basketball Stats 4 V ,Robert Galser Bert March 20 P - Bradford I VV ' V V ,Goifateam 1,2 Band l',2,3,4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Drama ,l,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2 Musical l,2,3,4 Winooski Music Festival l,2,3,4 One-acts 1 AFS l,2,3,4 Vice Pres. AFS 3 Talent Show l - Michael Ciendron Mike ,Waits River, VL ' 2 , September 29 Soccer '1,2,3 Ski Team l,2,3,-4 VICA 3,4 CO-OP i4 V r 'l' Lisa Culbertson ! ri! Jane Dempsey Robert Gaiser Tena Davidson I, Patti Cushing Mike Gendron 23 15 Amy Barnard Eilertsen Olive Corinth , , , ,- Mayl,4' ' , . Secretary of FFA lf, Vg President of Classl2, e i Act Plays,3, Spring Musical 3,ArtAward,3, T Lisa Marxelrarnham , V , 4 Fairlee, Vt. ' , 1 , 2 Dec. 33 2 ' t H 'T Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Student Coun- ' cil 3, Student Council F- treasurer 4, FBLA 3,4, FBLA - Vice President 4, Class Trea-A surer 3,4 Sprin Musical 2,3 4, One Act-' s Q i . Plays 3, Clxbow News 3,4, Spanishillub l ,2, Amy Eil9rtSeI1 Lisa Farnham Karen Flannigan 11- g , :::i::,ff'4V'f:2rz5fl5!z. '- Katherine Hanley 2 Karen Flannigan Flabf', Finnigan'l, ' V ' soldier ' ' 2 p Q T Newbury t ,, I Gymnastics 1,2 JN, Softball 1,2 Varsity- Softball 3,4 Ski Team 1,2,3,4 Cross Courv try 4 Talentshow 1,2 Band 1,2 . 'Chester A. Fo Jr. Skip ' March 24 gg ' , ' Bradford T , Soccer 1,2,3 ,V ' V Katherine Leah Hartley i-- Kat V. t t 4 Bradford V , ' . April 25 ' ' 2 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Oxbow News 3,4, gymnastics 2, Band l,2,3,4, Yearbook cop ,, editor 4, Prom Committee, V ' Teresa Mae Hutchinson -1- Tweet'7, West Topsham t T March 2 ji . T Upward Bound 2 f Chester Fogg Teresa Hutchinson N 1 1 A l . rs 'r 'a i . Brenda Peterson Laurledean Williams 4- Chick, Lore I West Fairleeg ' A V , r - r March 29- r W Q A A ' it Q y Cheerleading L2, 1-Act Plays- 1, Musi- cals 2,3,4, Gymnastics' 1 g - Peter Charles-Patch 1 r ' February 23 , , ' , ' ' Wells River V A f ' V AV V Yearbook, Chessclubg i newspaper, anima- tion projeot .Y Peter Patch . David ,Stever Big Dave ' V, i . August 17 V , - V , , -V Bradford - ' i 1 ' - mV. Baseball 1,2,3,4 J .V. 'Soccer 1,2 J. V. Bas- ' ketball 1,2 V Basketball-3,4 One-act plays 4 'Shelly Lynn Morgan , Shmeli, Melon V Bradford, Vt. ' , August I9 One Act Plays 1,3 Gymnasticzs 1,2 i Shelly Morgan V 'Brenda Peterson , ,Bracilord,VT - V V V L July2i l r r A ' - Q Field Hockey l,2,i3, Basketball 1,2,3V,4, .Track-1,2,, V r ffCyr1tliial.lriderhill ffcynual' , V :.Piermont' . 'fVVVJDne23 1 ' A A' i + A r A r 1 Qne Act Plays,-1,2,3,4, Class President 2,, Student Council Memberat-Large 1, Stu- Vl collector 4g AFS'Exchan e Student 2, AFS L Member 2,3, Band 1,23-4, 'Chorus 2l,3,4, fV Ski Team ZQ4, FBLA 4, Basketball 1, Soft- -hall-1,-4, Honor roll lQ2,4, Spanish club 2 1Q2,3,Fl, SpringMusicalV4, 5 Cynthia Underhill 25 dent Council Vice President '4,'Class Dues- Heidi Victoria Smit -- Chick , 1-leidle 1 September 4 I South Newbury, VT 1 act plays, 1,2,3,4, Student director 4, Fall musical'2, Spring musical 1,2,3,4, Student director 2, Student council 1,2,3,4, Chorus l,2, Chorus exchange 2, Band 1,2,3, Band exchange 3, Class president 1, Honor roll 4, UVM Senior. Conference 3, A.F.S. 1 ,2,3, Spanish Club 3,4, Drama'Ciub 1,2,3,4 Joyce Putnam Y West Newbury , , February 10 Cross Country 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 4 All4State3 Honor roli 1,2,3,4 Winooski Val- leyalvlusic Festival 3. Heidi Smit Rhenee Thurston Sweetheart Bradford ' February 17 4 Field Hockey Varsity 2,3,4, J.V. 1 capt. 4 Softball V. 3,4, J.V. 1,2 Basketball J.V. 1,2 student council 4 Asst. class treasurer 3 one-acts 4 student tutor prom committee 3 Andy Tomlinson Tomahawk , Waits River, Vt. September 8 JV Soccer 1,2 Varsity Soccer 3,4 J .V. Bas- ketball 2 JV Baseball 2,3 Honor Roll 3,4 Rhenee Thurston John Schmid Piermont ' June 8 Jody Ann Pratt -- Jode Bradford September 3 K J.V. Field hockey 1, Varsity field hockey 2,3,4, Captain 4, J.V. basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Captain 4, Varsity softball ' 1, track 2, chorus 3, student council 2,3,4, Honor roll 3,4, Operation Santa Claus 3,4, Winter Carnival committeei4. John Schmid 26 Joyce Putnam Andy Tomlinson Jody Pratt Dawn Williams Y Cheryl Mary Tuckerg Tuck, TuekQle, l V Mac Trucker V ' V Bradford V i V V October 16 V ' V i V ,sv Field Hockey 1,2, Jv, v Field Hockey ' Manager 3, JV Basketball 1,JV Softball 1,2, V Softball 3,4, Fencing 4. ' l W l Suzanne Marie Pierson, 'Suzyf' V East Corinth V V April 25 i ' - V ' Field Hockey l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2',3, Prom Committee 3 V V ' ' Christine Alma Rogers V Chris V West Newbury, Vt , i Vi July 23 C , Softball 1, Field Hockey V1 ,2,3,4 Chrous 3,4 Tammy Ann Sarazin V V Corinth V V V November 9 V V ' FHA Reporter Historian 1,2, -FBLA Parlia- mentarian, Secretary 3,4, Prom Committee 13,4Fund Raising Committee 3, honor roll y ' , Dawn Marie Williams . , . . V Newbury V V, f , 'V ' 'VI July 21i V V , V I V ' 1 Cheerleading 143. FBLA 45 FHA 1, Gymnas- tics 1, Prom Committee 3, Fund Raising Committee 34 V V ' , W L Bethanne M. Wright -M Beth V V , Bradford ' V Q g , C VV April16 V V, ' V , Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus'fI,2,3,4,VWinooSl1i Music Festival 3,-4, .class secretary 1,2,354, FfBLAV3,4, president, Newspaper 3g4,Softe ball Manager 3, One-ActPlays 142, Student Council 1,2, Student council secretary 4, Work study 4, Musical Pit Band 2,3,4, Yearh book 1,3, Honor roll 2,3,4,' Girls state 4 Q. ' Suzy Pierson Tammy Sarazin 1, Bethanne Wright Lance Pushee Xi J N5 Q9 :PQ XS My ,EJ U Visyxdffivf Qgfib are 'Q J X, Q, Qi? is afgx CMV 3 'anceJ ushee Bullmoose Bradford December 3 'G rr Elizabeth Ann Dunneiis Lrzz Liza V Mommy. ' V Bradford VT i June 19 ' Elizabeth Dunnells Valerie Gilson 1,- Cris O'Donnell 28 .d Cris A. O'Donrxeii -- Crisco , Bobo Bradford I ' . May 27 i o Automotives 3.4 ' Peter J. Hodge V Newbury October 3 One-Act Play -- 1 , FFA 1,2,3, FFA Treasur- er 2, FFA Reporter 3 Kathy Ciaflin Peter Hodge Dawna Eastman - Donnie, Donald Corinth February 2 Student Aid for Special Ed, and Special Olympics Coach. Charles F. Grant - Butch, Charlie Bradford January 6 Soccer l,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4 fcaptainl, prom committee 3 David Wescott - Dave, Stoney, Stonebridge Piermont August 27 Lynn Marie Daniels - Lynferd Corinth September 18 Kim Alice Stockwell Bradford July 11 Mural - 2, Yearbook -- 4, Musical - 2, Oxbow News -- 4 Sandra Martin - Sandy East Topsham April 4 gymnastics 1 la Dawna Eastman Charlie Grant David Wescott Lynn Daniels Kim Stockwell Sandy Martin Joanne Hardy Tom Rathburn FW 1 David Johnson Dwayna Smith Astrid Egerod Philip Thornton 30 Joanne Hardy Joe , Limey l Bradford, VT S London, England 4 I December 12 , . 5 Hockey 3 Track 3 Fencing 3,4, Spring Musical 3 Art Mural Project 3 Class Marshal 1 3 Talent Show 4 Student Council 4 r , l 4 f 4 1 Thomas Rathburn - Tom South Newbury 4 ' l Gctoberl i Vice President' 3g4, Gne-Act Plays l,2,3, l Spring Musical i,2,'3, Yearbook 4, Boys 1 State 3 r . 4 4 l ' ' l lfavicl Johnson l E. Topsham' 4 March 9 Forestry 3,4, V 4 Dwayna Smith - Smitty, Swayna r sept. 12 4 4 4 4 .4 Fairlee, V.T. 4 4 fg J.V. Fieidhockey 1,2 V. Fieldhockey 3,4 Skij team 3,4 J.V. Softball ri ,2 V. Cheerleading el French club 1,2 Prom Committee 3 ' Astrid Egerocl: Astroid , SLroid, Foreigner. , Elsinore, Denmark ' ' August 19, , Ski team 4, Talent show 4, French club 4, Spanish club 4, AFS club 4, Honor roll 4. Phillip Thornton -- Fighter . ' Newbury 4 4 r y 4 May 13, 4 V Varsity Basketball Manager 3,4, Varsity Baseball Manager 3,4 4 4 i i I David McLam Heidi Martel 7 Y Doug Randall Scott Hurlbert David Bixby June 18 Bradford l Soccer 1,2 VICA 3,4 Heidi Elizabeth Martel - Frog, Bear, V and Bunny. ' West Topsham June 26 Assistant class treasurer - 1 ,Student- Council -- 1 FFA Vice President 4- '1 JV Track 3 Prom Committee 3 Varsity soccer manager 3,4, Varsity ski team 3,4, Jim Urquhart K October 30 West Newbury ' , . Soccer 1,2,3,4 iski team' 3,4 baseball 1 bas- ketballl ' Douglas N. Randall, l Bradford ' April 24 Track 1 David McLam i - Nov. 12 ' '- Soccer l,2,3, Ski 3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 1 Acts 4 Scott Hurlbert July 11 W , ' Bradford Soccer 1 VICA 3,4 31 .-an Q ' f fMrehaeiiw.ls Smith W Mikey, Toby 7 g j ,Ja.nuary'28, 1965 2 ' . ' VL fjYiGai354' A . 1 A I A f fwfChrist.ina Jayne5Thurston ,,,' Bradford ,Vt 7 F f S ' g Q .pJHnufHw5ff0 4 .Q A ,Cheerleading j1jg2,3,4, one Act Plays 1,351 1,.fSpringiV1usicalss.1,2,4, Yearbookil A 1 Mike Smith I . Rodney Slack The following Seniors are not Thetford, VT pictured. July 22 Steve Foucher. Tim Grow. Mike Burnham. Jason Ansley. Bill Dunnells. 32 Christina Thurston Jason's most memorable events are: the Ad- vanced Biology trip to Salisbury and the field trip to Quebec. His hobbies are AD 8 D, SFB, war- gaming and skiing. He also like Schwepps, com- puters and video games. He dislikes beer, Biolo- gy and busses. ln the future Jason wants to major in Computer Science and get a high paying job for IBM etc., programming. Judy's most memorable events include the Rhode Island Band exchange 1982, Boston 1982, fAre you from Oxbow? lt figureslj, working on the yearbook, walking into 1982 spring concert in her softball uniform, X-Country sking,Herbie, and Marty. Judy likes video games, playing softball, vollyball, and raquetball, Arizona, snow, being with friends, vacations, and horses. Rodn ey Slack John's most memorable events include smok- ing in the smoking area, B.M. and him at dances, parties at the powerlines with P.P. L.W., G.C., and Jack, of course, John likes fast weekends in January. Aerosmith Concerts and wild parties all over the place. John's plans for the future are to go to college fhopefullyl. Norma's most memorable events are April 16, 1982 QD.E., L.D., L.O.J, Ben's class, trips to L.H.'s house during school, and almost landing in a ditch in L.D's car. She likes Massachutts, good tunes Wan Halen, Aerosmithj, snow storms, the smoking room, Chinese food and suntans. Nor- ma's goals are to travel, get rich and own a Camaro. She can often be heard saying, Go for it Keith's most memorable events include meeting Heidi M, Semi-Hnals party, losing teeth at B.G.'s party. His likes are Heidi, soccer, skiing, track and field. ln the future, Keith plans to go to college and get a teaching degree in Industrial Arts Edu- cation. Keith's favorite quote is Heidi, have you got any money? Wanda likes friends, people who accept peo- ple for what they are, George Wingunts, showers, H.O.G., TJ., l miss you! Without you Phils with Merry maneaters, sliding at night. Wanda's future plans are to become a nurse. Wanda's favorite quote is Life is built on memories. Don't forget them. You may need them some day when you're blue. David's most memorable events are leaving school and being with Val. David's likes include staying out of trouble, skipping class, Val, and her gonations. David can often be heard saying Hey one . Carolyn's likes include Rhode island Band Ex- change, aaachooo, One Act Plays 1982, High School Quiz, Salisbury - not deep sea fishing, Letting Loose, Shopping, driving in the middle of the road, Mom and Dad. Her plans for the future include becoming a famous doctor, taking care of her Mother and finding a cure for tension. Her favorite quote: When l do something right no one remembers, when l do something wrong no one forgets, 1. E 3 3 5 'iii tt b if .' gg, Mike's most memorable events are Santana Concert fright Tim?J, New York summer of '82, Ralphburgers, Buying my first Guitar, Van Halen Concert, and channel one. Michael likes playing guitars, Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, Jeff Beck, Dreaming, and Hyper Space. Patti's most memorable events include sum- mers spent with her grandparents on their farm and showing cattle at Lyndonville Fair, Rhode Island Band Exchange: Rocky Point, CB allergic to dogs? Salisbury Trip: Who'sJason?g Deep Sea fishing, Pizza Hut courtesy, Find wormsf-ig Wind vs. Tentsg Mr. Harris, there are no critters in the sand!! Patti likes being with friends, Carolyn, Arcades, Fairs, Horseback riding, animals, motorcycling, and Quincy Market. ln the future Patti wants to study pre-vet medicine at A.l.C. Kathy's most memorable events are helping N.L. eat her soup, her 17th birthday party, The '82 Class Night, and '82 Graduation at Johnson's pond. fright D.H., T.H., and M.S.J Also, among Kathys memorable events are Tarbox and Power Line parties, and Junior Prom. Kathy's likes in- clude one certain guy named David, Horses, and her Capri. Lynn's most memorable events include April 16, 1982, right N.B., the ditch with my car, L.O., guard rails, Friday nights, Ben's class, leaving school with L.O., and N.B., Halloween 1981, and Friday night going to the Colatina. fLightsi the stairs fright L.O.J. Lynn likes cars, good tunes, chinese food, Connecticut, ET, and Garfield. Lynn plans to goto college and then get married. Jim's most memorable event is a certain doorway in Auto. He likes Annette, Fords, and hunting. He dislikes Mondays, Homework and Preppies. ln the future Jim would like to have a lot of money and be happy. Tena's most memerable events are, New York trip, softball state champs, letters by mail, ski team practices, Senior Skip day, working fWant to get paid Karen?J Army trip to Manchester, and making plans. Tena likes 68 convertable Mus- tangs, RC Cola, Basketball games, trustworthy friends, and playing all kinds of sports. Tena's plans for the future are to join the Army, and get a new car. '55 Janes most memorable events are the Salis- bury trip f Oh, it hurts. J, Hlling the ocean with PJ sandwiches, being chased by the police and hid- ing out for hours fright Karen and Mariel, August 12, 1982, me and my sisters getting in trouble with strangers. Jane's likes are dark stormy nights, mustaches, Knot peach fuzzj, adventure, chances, family living, German Shepards. Dawna's most memorable events include Lynne's birthday party, right Norma, Lynn, Lori, and Von- nie, and July 4, 1981. Her likes include Alex, McDonalds food, and the weekends. ln the fu- ture, Dawna plans to get a job as a Dental Assis- tant, and get married to Alex. Also, she plans to have a few kids. Bill's most memorable event is the '81 Cross Country States. Bill likes fast motorcycles, cars, honesty, a certain girl, and Alice Cooper. His plans for the future are to go to a vocational college to be an Electronic Engineer. Astrid's most memorable events include coming to Oxbow, arguments with Mr. Shields in ad- vanced comp., happy days in Senior lounge, field- trip to Boston, fAre you from Oxbow , . .J her birthday party, and getting left behind on the interstate. ln the future, Astrid plans to finish her education, come back to LLSA. to meet her friends, and learn how to fly. Lizz's most memorable events are meeting Jim Nicles her junior year, health occupations class, the birth of her son - July 4, 1982, and Hallo- ween of 82 . Her likes are Jim, having money, pizza, good friends, and her special like is her son, Jimmy! She would like to become a pediat- ric nurse someday but first she's going to make a good home for her son. Amy's most memorable events include Madison Square Garden, 1983 out, Montreal, seeing Raid- ers 4 times, New England Landscape, The Progress Report Group, Boston, 10,000 ques- tions, Eaves droppers - I hope you're listening, Negats, and the faculty. Amy likes riding, cute guys with beards, HFSSS, going to the movies, sleeping really late, photography, reading, mu- sic, SPFX, and food. ,W garb. ff! Lisa's most memorable events are Band ex- change to Rhode Island, September 25, going to the movies and Burger King, New Year's Eve '83, cafeteria poll, and wedding in Mass. Lisa likes smurfs, pizza, summer and snowmachining. In the future, Lisa plans to attend college for two years, get a job and get RICH! Bob's most memorable event is making second in the Winooski Valley Festival auditions this year. Bob likes music, cooking, drama, kids. ln the future Bob would like to go to college to be a chef. His favorite quote is The light at the end of the tunnel is usually an oncoming train . Karen's memorable events are Salisbury, Jasons Flag, ski team trip to Canada, Halloween fsquirting ltennyj, B and I hiding for hours right JD and MD? Karen's likes are Pineapple stroodle with chocolate milk fright TD?J. Jokes, hugs, Irish men, mustangs, skiing, sexy Germans fright Gonzo?J and mom and dad. Karens favorite quote is There are two kinds of people: the Irish and those who wish to be Irish. Mikes most memorable events are ski trips to Canada, West Topsham Dances, and NewYear's Eve '82. His likes include Leslie, and fast cars. Mikes goals for the future are to have his own Body Shop, He can often be heard saying Didn't say. Skipper's most memorable events: the Island on Crystal lake, Festival of Life, Sana, right C.D., some good parties at Tarbox, racketball with Doug and Charlie, winter carnival day, snow- mobiling fright Dough, driving without a license in Orford, Skipper's likes include snowmobiling, coming to school late, fishing, Skoal, Shelly, good parties, Yamahas, Dartmouth, skiing, DL, holes in Crystal Lake. Valerie's memorable events are Salisbury '82', the first night with Dan's Nova, '8l' New Years Eve at the camp, the party at her house and oh my my, fD.S.J Upward Bound, Getting restricted for a week, PSC Christmas party 81, Basketball games with the gang , and the winter of 81-82 with the Maverick on Brook Road. Valerie's likes include partying, snowy days, having fun, and the powerline parties. Charlie's most memorable events include Sum- mer lsland, hopping, Montreal trips, stuffing pumpkins in coach's car, powerline parties, win- ning states in baseball, going to Hampton, play- ing Raquetball, and certain snowmachine parties over cliffs. Charlie likes baseball, hunting, work- ing, turning l8,making money, Tron, Defenders, Donkey Kong, snow days, eating, motorycycles, and Suzy. Laura's most memorable events include good times with best friends - Teresa, Norma, Lynn, Chrissy, Lisa, Kathy, Val, Jennifer, Yvonne, etc., parties, Big Bad Ben's class, White River, The bathroom wrap , Boston concert, Hartford High School, and the Senior lounge. In the future, she plans to go to Computer school or business college. Joanne's favorite quote is: This is the law of the jungle As old and as true as the sky And the wolf that keeps it shall prosper And the wolf that breaks it shall die. As the creeper that girdles the tree trunk, The law runneth forward and back, for the Strength of the pack is the wolf And the strength of the wolf is the pack. - Kipling Peters most memorable events include Winter Carnival '82. He likes Politics, comparing test grades, talking in the library, Atlanta Braves, and A.G. imitations. In the future, Peter plans to be involved in communications. Peter can often be heard saying, Not likely, or Watch your step, or No Problem. Kat's most memorable events include the Rhode Island Band Exchange 1982, Bonnie's joke on Dad, The Boston Trip 1982, Building Trades, cheerleading clinic 1982, working on the year- book, and talking to Herbie. Kat likes Building trades, photography, friendly people, canoeing, dancing, vollyball, Pizza, Fairs, presents, going on dates, and being herself. Teresa's most memorable events are trying to miss stumps, sleeping out at Johnsons pond, last summer with D.S., D.C., J.C. and all the good times she had going to school with her older sister. Teresa's likes are David Smith, parties, easy going people, loud music, horses, 4th of July parties at my parents, and West Topsham Dances. ,324 EJ, ' gf 38 David's most memorable events include Mon- treal trip, and a certain dance at Oxbow. David likes good looking girls, fun parties, hunting, fast music, and motorcycles. David plans to go into the Marines. He can often be Heard saying Awesome David's most memorable events are bus rides to and from games. The biology trip to Salisbury, skiing and having senior priviledges. His likes include skiing, pizza and soda, trips to West Leb. with the gang, trapping and having his license. His future plans are to go to V.T.C. and study to become a farmer, and make money. Heidi's most memorable events include the chair lift atMiddlebury fhelp Dwaynalj, Grampa's cigar with J.P., 1980 Prom party, Salisbury 1982 We are family , Winter Carnival 1983, Three wonder- ful years with K.B. and many more, Thanks L.D.T. for all your help and encouragement. Heidi likes Keith, skiing, soccer games, Canada, and spending money for all the finer things in life. Heidi can often be heard saying Keith do you have any money? . Her future plans are to attend college to become a Registered Nurse. Shelly's most memorable events are camping out four secret, wet log, swimmingj, Salisbury fthe walll, snowmaching fbehind the snowmachine, so much for the mittens right Tom?J, Getting lost in Hanover, Jessie's, Heidi's big mouth, fThey're herell, Dad's phone call and Betty Davis eyes. Shelly likes R and C, Seals, walking in the field, S.F. and weekends. Sandy's likes are: nursing, food, Beaches, Dan- ny, Doberman Pinchers, and Thompson School For Practical Nursing. Sandy likes to work with people, and lives for goals in life. She likes getting roses from a certain guy, and having her own way. She also likes to shop and spend money. Thanks to all the special people in Sandys life, that made everything possible. Cris's most memorable events at Oxbow are : Summer of '82 at Hampton Beach, fright N.L., L.F., P.M?J, Covey's house fright N.L., D.S, and R.C?J and 4:00 a.m.! Cris's likes are working on cars, a Malibu, Fords, chicken burgers and Mc- Donalds. ln the future, Cris plans on becoming a mechanic, or driving a truck and eventually set- Uing down. Cris can often be heard saying, l'm going for a big one . Governor Snellings reelection campaign is one of the activities Peter has been in since his stay here at Oxbow for his Junior and Senior years. His memorable events at Oxbow are, Yearbook advertising deadline, Salisbury trip, and Gradua- tion!!! Peter's likes include: reading, Asteroids, science fiction. Favorite Quotes, Do we have a lab day today? l'll have it done. 'Forget it. Neil's most memorable events include, SUS- PENSION 1982, Breaking his leg in his junior year, cruising with Andy in the dart and Montreal after the state championships. Neil likes Mary, Photography, journalism, chevy pickup's, hunt- ing, and soccer. Neil's plans in the future are to go into the service for two years then go on to college. Brenda's most memorable events are 1980 State track meet going to New England, skiing in Stowe, Oxbow back lobby??? Sept. 20, 1980? Going to boys soccer game in Vergennes with R.T. and CLI. Going to Manchester with RR., R.T. and D.P., going to Hampton beach with RR., Halloween with R.T. Meeting her cousin T.D. for the first time, Track parties at Smiths in 1980 and snowmobiling with M.S. Brenda's likes include Pumpkin Pie, big bananas, one-certain Toyota Celica, olives, and most of all Robbin. Jody's most memorable events are basketball championships and Montreal 1982, fcan I put this in your office Mrs. Garone?J, trip to Ply- mouth, N.H., camping, fB.M.M.T.J, pumpkining, thejetty, and Jason's Flag. Jody likes include the Kinks, Clash, saga cookies, D.D. fV.T.J, Ferrari, and Dave. In the future, Jody wants to go to college in Maine and become a nurse. She can often be heard saying Oh no . Suzy's most memorable events at Oxbow are: New Years Eve 1981!82, January 23, 1983, FSPDTW!R SPLASH . . . fright KF?J,trig, Hamp- ton Beach in 82, Winter carnival Day '82 riding a toboggan off the Oxbow Ski Jump, and saving Dwayna fron all those little green men. Suzy likes sunny days, the beach, Held hockey, pizza, snow- machining, going out, being with friends, having fun, being happy, and most of all CHARLlE!!!! Lance's most memorable events include, me Montreal Trip, and fooling around in the Senior Lounge with W.B., T.S., R.T., and B.P. In the future, Lance plans to go to college and then ovim his own Clothing Store. He can often be heard saying Go for it , or Wake up and smell the flowers . -1 .- ,V .. wif 'Sw A M K s. X ,'., . .. Rik X ixiiyk . ,K KJ, ww' iii -1 cms... , TT L 1 'fffi N k tm.,M--A,,..fs..s,...s-1- . . 2:-tt: is E13 'sm x - -. ,.-,E V ... , -was-:.2 ,: 40 Joyce's most memorable events include the band trip to Rhode Island, and computer tech class. Joyce likes horses, big books, driving, and pizza. ln the future, Joyce plans to go to college, major in Computer Science, and get rich. Chris' most memorable events are Jason's flag, We are family , Salisbury, Conan, Montreal, hid- ing in cars, getting stuck in Heidi's driveway, Physics word for the day, Research Tech., skunks, Excuse Me night of 11!18!82, Don't be so obvious , Squawk, dandelions, and de- bates. Chris likes U2 voices, field hockey, baby pictures, and M.F. Chris plans to attend college for animal science. Doug's most memorable events include: Meet- ing Sherrie, summer island hopping fright SF 6 CGD, and the 1982 Winter Carnival. His likes include Sherrie, Lincolns, racquetball, Crystal Lake, and drive-ins. ln the future, Doug wants to become a chef and have his own restaurant. Doug can often be heard saying Hey buddief' Tammy's most memorable events are the sum- mer of '82, New York trip, Running over Yellow mail boxes, Dawn, his breaks are on, Walking from Ryegate to Newbury, Bear Ridge Speed- way, Goodnight Tiger, Clinton's backup lights, passing in the middle lane going downtreet. Her likes include nice cars, parties, and one very special person in Fairlee. ln the future, Tammy plans to join the Air Force. Tom's most memorble events include, going to a Van Halen Concert. ln the future, Tom plans to be an actor of the legitimate stage. Tom's favor- ite saying is, Live your life in a way that suits yourself, not others. Matt's most memorable event is the Junior Prom. Matt likes BMW's and snow. ln the future Matt plans to attend culinary art school to be- come a chef. Matt can often be heard saying This is true . Kim's most memorable events include going to Boston Bruins Training Camp fall 4 timesj, Madison Square Garden, Bruins !Minnesota Game fright Chris?l Hitting Mark Rivers, Jason,l hope you break your leg and other psychic events He's not even cute CAmyJ , 1983-out, Canan . Kim likes hockey fespecially the Bos- ton Bruinsl, Jim Craig, and Horses. Rhenee's most memorable events include: Oct. 7, 1981 chasing one red and black Camaro around Bradford, right j.B.?!! Going to Connectucit in Beano's Blazer with D.P., Junior Prom, Meeting Astrid, following a blue Chevy pick-up with lNl.L.!!, Halloween '80 and '82, going to the soccer semis '82 with B.P. and C.l.l., hav- ing a waving contest with David Stever, Mr. Wer- necke for a coach. Rhenee's likes are: one spe- cial guy - David, being with her friends, working for money, and helping other people. Phillip's most memorable event in his years at Oxbow was winning the States in Baseball. Phil's likes include, the Boston Celtics are the Boston Red Sox. Phil's plans for the future are becoming a Sportscaster. Phil can often be heard saying: No Problem . Andy's memorable events include Varsity Soccer State Championship Game, and going to Mon- treal with the soccer team. Andy likes pizza, Cel- tics, KC Royals, and Fords. Andy's plans for the future are to become a certified welder. Christ.ie's most memorable events include: NEL, Hypothermia on Mt. Washington, Talent Show '82, deep sea nausea, Christmas thieves, birth- day parties at camp, school dances fespecially the first dance of 19821, Montreal - St. Cath- erine's, Karen's party, video games, Jasons flag, Rudil, Haunted House, and being in the typing room along with a certain blond haired-blue eyed gorgeous athlete. Cheryl's most memorable events are: The col- lege fair with Smitty, Leslie, Rhenee, and Jane. Fencing practices, helping an elderly lady up a street in Montreal, Winter Carnival Days, bath- room gab sessions, Pam Cook's wedding. Cheiyl's likes are laughing, being with good friends, good parties, good music fespecially Aerosmith, Rush, and April Winej, Graphic Arts, Pizza, Nike's and parties. Cynthias most memorable events are the Salis- bury Trip: Pizza PiIers fV.G.J, MacDonald Land Glasses at Wendy's fT.B.S.H.J I lost my Knuckles , Mom, l'm going to Charlie Hine's BIRTHDAY PARTY. The cafeteria poll 82, getting a letter from lll., The Great Green Bus chase fRight B.W., L.F.J Grand Marais. Cynthia's likes are gingerale, Little Green Gremlins, traveling, sports, good friends, Never getting kicked out of the Library and certain football players. Laurie's most memorable events include camp- ing fthe secretj fthe wet log - right Heidi?J What's a bunny suit? Salisbury PS, JS, MS. Shh they'll never know - guard rails in the dark. Dancing on the beach fbroken doorsj Joe's par- ty, Jesse's, graduations, right Shmel? The Bos- ton Concert ice cubes. Likes: Days l don't have to work, happy people, camping, blue eyes, sitting in the sunshine, private parties, holidays, the ocean, and RW. David's most memorable events include Ted Nugent concert! 1982 graduation party, Fresh- man Montreal trip, receiving the industrial arts Award, smoking area, and the Senior lounge. His likes are fast cars, Harley Davidsons, snow- mobiling, hunting, fishing, Van Halen, Aero- smith, Greatful Dead, C.G., nice people, chevy Novas, and Led Zepplen. Leslie's most memorable events include Salis- bury trip fwe are family, hey, hey, hey, hey, yahj, writing her Advanced Biology paper with D.S. S J.P?!! Peter Mazzilli's party fright Lisa?J playing peeping Tom fremember Nancy?J, Tom Maci- nos and the Sunset with P.M. L.F. and B.S., the Fairlee golf course foh no, get behind the treeb, Monday Nov. 15, 1982, Powerline parties after school fJ.B., G.C., P.P.J Bottle drive 82 fN.P. 6 D.S.J, and the many parties at Mark's last winter. Leslie likes laughing. Mike and P.S. Dawn's most memorable events are New York '82, Band exchange, Log cabins, right T.S.? Walking from Ryegate to Newbury, Pizza Hut, Ahhhhh! Barre in July, Good night Tiger , Chase cats often T.S., how about cars? Tammy it'sjust a clutch, Winter Carnival '81, Dawn likes nice cars, and parties. Dawn's plans for the future are to join the Air Force. Beth's most memorable events include New York Towing cars, Hole in the Wall, Summer of 1982, Camp, Cynthia's camp, New Years Eve '83 X-country skiing with J.A. and D.W., and Burger King. 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Page 1 - , r f' - - -sw ,. N. Rogers :c -' wet N A tg X .. kewl L. :fi 5 :FF-Eg , M. Rollins J. Roystan B, Russ H. Schmid S. Schrarnm R. Smit M. Smith D. Southworth E. Trussel R, Urquhart T. Welch C, Wheeler D. White M. Wilds D, Wilkins K. Williams C. Wright Remi Smit, Sarita Dobbins, Steve Ertle, Keith Stockwell, Teresa Welch, Scott Allard, Eric Littlejohn Robbie A very important member of our class of 1986, Robbie Gilson, died on Sep- tember 5, 1981. He was a happy-go- lucky type of person who always loved a good joke. You could ask him any sports question and he almost always knew the answer - some people say that he was a sports dictionary. He was a good student and athlete. He participated in the making of ln- terim, the art sculpture hanging in Ox- bow's front lobby. He was also a lot of help to the 1982 Oxbow yearbook staff. Robbie was active. He was an excep- tionally good fencer, and a valuable member of the cross country team. He was also involved in the gymnastics program. Outside of school Robbie enjoyed camping, fishing, hunting, playing DSD and having a good time with friends. We all miss him a lot. His sudden death has left an empty space in the hearts of all who knew him. Our mem- ories ofthe time we spent with him will live on with each of us for ever. 62 Getting plastered!! Working hard or hardly working? She Ol is another victim of school lunch! 2 -rrr 4 f ' 'T 1 ' . K, .wer .,.! W Invasion of the glad men! You want it when? 63 Tasha 64 de M W is ...,, Q 1 1 , Q - N www wwsw: asaawwwswwwwwss gwfwlgi .si M aww SmasQygssr1oiwfQwaasxs Mifgwf? Isfwf . , 212-ff--' . gg i, sf-:ff - - m f - -.11 f--' ,.t - - - W .- g P- W- W 3 P I' ' - ' .. ' ss wsasks .A. swsQ...r we my.s- ' ' Ps1 ENWJ iss ,es ' ' H Q f Q x ws... gt a K: 1 W ' . 4 - in 2. i- HIV: :ish Vi--gis Qt., .3-gg-::.. GJ 5 . cfs szzzs.-t ..,... W. le Q ,N 1 :SQEEE If iflifvjgl A j I my K H. Allen M. Ayala B. Boyce B. Boyce C. Boyce A. Brock C. Brown S. Caccavaro J. Colbeth sc 5 - il 3 sf? 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A, .fe-'M wr . ,.,..s- 'x sw .V ,ww - .. .- ,R f,wwM,ggwq,. 2-ww ., . ,aw-fm v A - Jgwwxmxmw Q: ' Qf 23- N59 1 wb? limwi J N:- 5 5 . .yi X ' 4.7.4-5 m,L:::LL,, X x ex 5 S .T X 'Sei it W K k X fx My l is B. Achilles S. Cole E. Benson L. Bishop . T gsagw h J ,L L,,.vA.. l .Ey- s '.Iwf fr . . ? 1 --W - ' , T A y- Ng T- ,gr-AMN ..... 'i i Ag! J. Brooks R. Dunlop J. Eastman J. Huntington L. Johnson F. Kidder T. Fisk .... .,c..,,,n: , iiii f M. Lavin F. Paton J, Pheneuf R. Porter ,.,, t 5 JS, ' ,Z an ' ,' gg 3, -ix, , .E Y X -fx, -K QS fe if T R Q X w 1 .. X, my K E. Burnham Nl. Burnham D. Chamberlin C. Chase R, Colbeth 1 X. ' l 1-...MQ .jrlrgj - xv g '53 fm L 1 . 1, S , l ?2w....lf ' E1 Q Z5 ! W. . ,DX . is saggy: , I, L Y S AJ . Forward '12fWW T. Foule it rg, vm W Nl. Grant . E I -f r his 'i f e al T X Q5 l XE? l i X ill? I - a i? W ll 3 e S. Miller T gr, 'Y .ff A -SP E K. Morrison I ww.-,A . .v up af T. Oliver Sefwf J. Herrick H. Hood C. Ordway R. Page Sl 'A fNrf' t : Wiatr me N T - + ' -' 5 'T' ffl? ' ,S E wi H v ii . . :a 321 1 - 1. 2 'No aa. .' ff' I , 'f , - : N . .- 2 S iaii Q Q 5 K ' M ii 'ra . ' g ...H i' -1, T T .,.. ' e 32 . - ' H 1aft...a.. e-'f :ai.izi1f.-Vfiffm. J ef- ms Q - dugg, , . E. Pushee R, Renfrew J. Spooner T. Taylor D. Thresher . . Lg Q'-E aim E -k g m 'Q wx xr 1 tr Hfrramrik E N '-r'- T. Tomlinson .5358 D. Rock W W . 1 ISF -,Xi .I fx M :QQ . 'L fi- 7? 1 s 3 X El 5 X as R Y 551,53 I 'T N, 5-WL. 5 -...' N 'Q f- 5 an FMF ' z i 5 B, Tucker 1 vw , t SSX: P. Tuttle 70 of 5 ' Sei' f H ik A V, T. Rollins S. Ross S. Smith C. Shauger S. Sleeper Class OfHcers: Soren Smith, Jeff Brooks, Jade Huntington, Tammy Taylor, Jeff Spooner, and Christine Shauger 72 ,..,,.,.....Wm-S W'W Clubs Chris Rathburn, Andrew Miller, Mike Huse, Jack Monahan, Carl Holstein, Robert Miller, J.R. Emerson 1 Rodney Slack, Bryce Sumner, Mike Smith, Mike Gendron, Teresa Hutchinson, Jim Corliss, Larry Russ, Bill Dunnells, Geoff Saucier, Craig Degoosh, Melvin Emerson Carolyn Brooks, Bethanne Wright, Lisa Farnham, Cynthia Underhill, Jayne Dempsey, Tim Ford, Patti Cushing, Debbie Balcom, Monica Olmstead, Sandy Perry, Kim Winot, Sherri Tomlinson, David Schramm, .Jeff Brooks, Joanne Hardy, Denni Pratt, Joy Leland, Jade Huntington, Charlene, Dobbins, Soren Smith, Jody Pratta Ken Bagley, Keith Stockwell, Heidi Hoo ,' 76 FFA VICA Student Council Spanish and French club Senior High Band Left to right fback to frontjz S. Kelly, G. Balcom, R. Smit, C. Barton, R. Rhodes, T. Grow,J. Hodge,J. Whitman, K. Button, C. Wright, R. Grow, K. O' S. Perry, K. Hartley, C. Haviland, J. Augustine, M. Pike, R. Craiser, K. Bagley, S. Haradon, S. Kunz, H. Osgood, B. Ledwith, L. Richardson, J. Leland Tessier, D. Sanborn, S. Tessier, L. Farnham, C. Underhill, B. Wright, H. Hood, J. Putnam, P. Cushing, C. Brooks, D. Pratt, S.T. Tomlinson, S. Coulliard Larson, T. Ottina. ,,,,. . ,,.. . W .. , ....,...,,,A I A ,,,., i , , S We 78 'J-: K V J'f' S - n X ' .5 V H .WN E N. EN5wQ j A 49' FQ QAES Junior High Band and Chorus is front row: Mike Lavin, Matt Burnham, Soren Smith, James Herrick, Dan Chamberlain, Scott, Search, Todd Tomlinson, Mark Haradon, Lynn Missy Grant, Christine Brown second row: Barbara Tucker, Donna Thresher, Walter Sidney, Eric Benson, Jeff Brooks, Jeff Shauger, Christine Ann Kelly, Dee Jay Maxwell, Karen Manning third row: Kathy Teeter, Kirk Morrison, T.J. Jacobs, Anne-Marie Coffin, Kathy Wernecke, Heather Charlene Dobbins, Filippe Magrath, James Tomlinson, Craig Boyce, Mr. Ledwith nm QE! front row: Barbara Tucker, Donna Thresher, Christine Shauger, Chris Chase, Bruce Paquette, Tim Rollins. Back row: Dee Jay Maxwell, Cynthia Kathy Wernecke, Anna Brock, Rhonda Page, Betsy Burnham, Sarah Colbeth, Karen Manning 80 I l E v 4 P i l C2 Iearbook staff: Mr. Hadley, Lynn Daniels, Darlene Page, Mike Burnham, Doreen Smith, Neil Piper, Randy Huntington, Co-Editor Katherine Hartley, Editor Judy Augustine, Tim Grow l SI left to right: Lynn Daniels, Darlene Page, Valerie Ciilson, Anthony Caccavaro, Esther Mears, Carolyn Roe Jennifer Benjamin, Tena Davidson, Lisa Farnham, Tammy Sarazin, Bethanne Wright, Rose Oliver, Matt Sargent, Cathy Clafiin Bethanne Wright, Kim Stockwell, Shawn Saucier, Katherine Hartley, Advisor Arnold Shields, Sam Kunz, Editor Judy Augustine 82 Upward Bound FBLA Oxbow News 9'-gt WINTER CARNIVAL si t W I Final results: 4th - Sophomores lst- Seniors 5th - Juniors 2nd - Eighth Grade 6th - Seventh Grade 3rd - Freshmen K L 85 One-acts Scott Allard puckers up and Gayle Balcom David Stever looks puzzled and Tom Bouffard looks sick in the senior play doesn't seem to object in the freshman play. Kris Search takes 5 as fl to rl Sandy Perry, David Schramm, Elene Demetrules, Suzie Davis, Doug O'Donnell, and Dan Ahearn try to snap her out of it on the junior play. Sam Kunz starts trouble on the play. 7 Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil 9 lt's Bigfoot 10 The Little Red Schoolhouse 11 Snowy White and the Seven Dwarfs' 12 What Ever Happened to Fergus McFee Jeff Brooks listens intently to Matt Burnham in the sevenm grade play. 86 f l Haunted House Six weeks before anyone else even started to think about Halloween, Joseph Hadley's seventh grade art class began the final planning and con- struction on the annual Haunted l-louse. This yearls Haunted House proved to be scarier and more full of frightening friends than the years be- fore. , This year's Haunted House had something extra - live animated onsters from some unexplored Q i s f W 42, df if QV 5 1 H ,, JY' X? '7 .A plane of eerieness transformed with the aid of paper mache, chicken wire, and strangely garbed in flourescent paint. On the night before Halloween, they all marched out and crept into their new earthly abodes in the horse barn. Their intentions were clear - to scare the wits out of anyone who dared to venture into the dark barn. Any fools who dared to accept the challenge were faced with a continous row of posts in the ground with menac- ing looking lamps of clay leading to the barn. Before entering, they had to pay a small fee to the door openers who would rather think, I wonder if he'll make it through with a snicker than stop the fool before it is too late. However, in some cases of much younger participants, discretion had to be enforced. For those who had already made the commitment, it was too late to turn back. As the door was slammed on their backs, they were faced with a long dark passage. As they would muster up the courage to walk onward, a giant white creature named fly would make them regret they had come. After the fear had passed another menace loomed ahead - a large fanged creature which would jump out and expose it's bright white teet nd bl' ck mouth. Next a , s' glizardo ense proportions qw d send Qper n running up the X2-N tairs. Wh' r c ' g their breath RQ., and p f tif? sani , they would stu A e int wi c V : m. The mad wgms Wbe. vi ter d around 3 Nlfhulti- edigl IX- auldron' 'nk ymifzirip t ir 3 Sam e s ortofthe artclass andthe student . ti. ego n ed to Qiza e l ithout whom the fiends . ex p . 2539 P woul ot ave been able to find their b 1 he n Quctim, wzurlp su -Q, t h h b dimly be' tedb gfaol JI? av O e Orse am .It , ,QR C 1 any although they had been n the ,es . d h t f h Ifheh t .Sf nd Q, O igprne enoug imes o some uge O e A O a a ,is t, Q fulllgna primate cagjcilninfa trgck ltlhe ,wgililfdpfi ny be d Q W. n person wou e ace wit a . r . . A 53 tgorilla lurking out of the shadows Qflhawlmin der 1 Ould 5 e ortunatel the Bradford Fast S uad Send hi r V r S til was standffi b The were ve Cfaus dowhthe-Q! heple thatmght is, y y ry y N53 , , - S , - ot ' o l ' DSWRTMW NEG aizffzfudxff bYT1m Grow fell ' lftvb 55 ty Talent Show v . .K . H1 +5 i L5 D Huse, Cynthia Underhill, David Stever, Debbie Balcom, Lori Duvall, Scott Allard, Sandy Perry, Chris Cook, Stephanie McGrath, Suzie Ben KunL Tosha Roe, Amy Eilertsen, Shelly Welch, Dwayna Smith, Rhenee Thurston, Chris Lund, Sharon Randall, Tina Moore, David Sharamm, Sam Kunz, Joanne Hardy, Judy Augustine, Laurie Williams, David McLam, Tom Bouffard, Astrid Egerod. a, Elene Demetrules, Advisor, Tom Kidder, Kris Search, Bonnie Polrfka, Paige Poag, Caroline Larson, Reml Smit, Brigitta Bradford,Jul1e Joy Leland, Eddie D'agastino, Steve Ertle, Jody Hodge, Carolyn Brooks, Heather Hood, Eric Littlejohn, Don Ahearn, Ben Davis, Keith Lighting crew: Cleft to rightl Geoff Saucier, Larry Russ, Kurt Wakefield, A.J. Forward, Soren Smith, Betsy Burnham. 89 5 3 I 5 5 if ,w'-wap' 'Mmm 9!1O!82 9!15!82 9!17!82 9!2O!82 9!22!82 9!25!82 9!29!82 1O!1!82 1Of4!82 1O!6!82 1O!9!82 1O!13!82 1O!15!82 1O!22!82 SOCCER Woodsville Harwood Williamstown Northfield Spaulding Randolph Woodsville Union-32 Harwood Williamstown Northfield Spaulding Randolph Union-32 lost, won, won, lost, tie, won, lost, won, won, won, lost lost, won, won, 4-3 4-2 1-O 4-1 1-1 8-2 2-1 4-2 2-O 2-1 1-O 2-1 9-1 4-3 . ... .. in .. fi? .R Varsity team from left to right, back row: Manager D. Sanborn, J. Drugach, S. Torry, M. Osadchey, J. Llrquart, J. Dwyer, N. Piper, S. Carson, C. Dixon, A Tomlinson, E. Littlejohn, and Coach M. Calanan. Front row: Manager K. Search, M. Sanborn, R. Huntington, C. Dixon, C. Grant, K. Bean, D. O'Donnell, C. Barton, T. Fridska, S. Forward, D. Smith, and Manager H. Martel. . ..., ler me 1 12- me ' 9-1 ' N, ' . . . .x . N. J in .... , , ... . 92 1 Y Bagley. JV. team from left to right: Coach Arnold Shields, John Drugash, Andy Thilbault, Ryan Driscoll, Eric Haradon, Doug Llrquart, Don Ahearn, Gary Curley, Keith Button, Rod Bean, Charlie Hazen, Scott LIS Opp. 1 2 O 2 6 3 O 6 3 3 2 O 6 2 4 2 5 2 2 1 rd Eric Littlejohn and Manager Suzie Davis. Missing: Wendell HartleyJr., Mike Wilds, and Kenny Jv. Soccer JH Soccer Us. Opp- sept, Date 7 1 Harverhill 22 2 1 Thetford 24 2 7 Oct. istown 1 8 2 1 Faiflee 1 20 1 2 Hanover 4 22 0 3 Orford 6 29 1 0 Haerhill 13 L e lst. 0 1 Oyirgord 25 4th 3 O Lyme 26 6th 1 0 Fairlee 20 9th 2 tie 2 13th 1 3 18th 1 1 22 1 2 xml, ucker, J. Tomlinson. high: Qtop rowj - S. Patch, J. Shauger, J. Brooks, A.J. Forward, E. Pushee, T.J. Jacobs, T. omlinson, S. Search, fbottoml D. Chamberlain, R. Gauthier, F. Magrath, M. Haradon, S. Smith, S. Front Row, left - Sue Wescott, Penny Wark, Renee Gautreau, Sherri Tomlinson, Chris Rogers, Second Row: Janine Teeter, Sandy Perry, Terry Ottina. Third Row: Debbie Balcom, Dwayna Smith, Tena Davison, Coach: Mrs. Garone. 94 Date 918 9110 9114 9116 9121 9123 9128 1015 1017 1018 1011 1 10112 10119 10121 Varsity Field Hockey Opponent Thetford Montpelier U-32 Spaulding Harwood Lyndon Institute Stowe Montpelier U-32 Spaulding Thetford Harwood Lyndon Stowe Outcome lost l lost won lost tied won lost tied tied tied, lost, tied, won, lost, if Junior Varsity Field Hockey left to right: Coach Ming, Brenda Colbeth, Remi Smit, Sarita Dobbins, Tanya Osadchey, Lisa Kulikowski, Noel Rogers, Sharon Randall, Sue Wescott, Joy Leland, Tosha Roe, Gayle Balcom, Tina Moore, Becky Russ, Heidi Hood, Karen Claflin Junior High Field Hockey Left to right Christine Shauger, Charlene Dob- bins, Anne-Marie Coffin, Dee Jay Maxwell, Betsy Burnham, Beth Drugach, Kathy Teeter, Donna Thresher, Cathy Wernecke, Debbie Peterson, and Jade Huntington. 95 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL fCoaChJ Mark Hamilton, Scott Carson, David Stever, Mark Osadchey, John Dwyer, Charlie Grant, Philip Thornton fMgr.J Andy Thibault, David Schramm, Randy Huntington, Martin Sanborn, Charlie Barton. 96 31 -uf gan' . gxsow EWU XBU UXBUW QQLHUIE ..x., y! . . Thibault, S. Foward, J. Royston, Coach Claflin, D. Schramm, M. Wilds, E. Haradon, S. Schramm. Junior High - Coach Johnson, M. Morse, TJ acobs, F, Magrath, C. Boyce, S. Tucker, Mgr. P. Southworth, P. Paulin, E. Pushee, M, Haradon, J. Brooks. J we QP 97 Girls Basketball Back Row: Coach Mona Garone, Becky Russ Qstatsj, Sam Maxwell, Doreen Smith, Jody Pratt, Heidi Osgood, Carolyn Brooks Qstatsj, Patti Cushing fstatsj , Middle: Laurie Bruleigh, Brenda Peterson, Wendy Cook, Darlene Page. Front Janine Teeter, Martha Dobbins, Becky Ledwith, Penny Cook. 98 1 w l Q f Mr ' 74' . iiwkgm L 5? gf if 'Min Qgmqf? , fm .x gi Back row- B. Oakman, T. Osadchey, R. Gautreau, fCoachJ S. Pushee, Mid. Row - N. Rogers, S. Dobbins, P. Wark, C. Cook Front Row - T. Welch, T. Roe J. King, K. Claflin J.V. 8 J.H. B-BALL Mercer, R. Quigly, K. Teeter, B. Drugash, K. row - L. Bishop, M. Grant, B. Peterson, Wernecke, H. Hood, C. Dobbins, Mgr. C. Schauger J. Huntington, D.J. Maxwell, B. Burnham Cheerleading l it From left to right: Wanda Boyce, Kris Search, Monica Olmstead, and Tonja Covey. We 'E - VVV- ' A V l ' r Christina Thurston, Sandy Perry, Sharon Randall, Missing from picture - Katherine Hanley. l ,. ,.Tx, 100 top - Bonnie Palifka, Center - Sue Wescott, Cathy Coulter, ends - Karen Clogston, Gayle Balcom if C iii r I P , l N m, 4 X 'BB ' N X ,, A,.L N XF NE-. X r N - - kk'::ik ' -.1..,-: , 5 116 2? K ' W f I ' K , -W,. ' ' -:., , I' nm 103 . N fi ' gli s Fencing Left to right - fbackj J. Hardy, S. Weglurz, J. Ansley, N. Johnson, L. Kulikowski, fmiddlej S. llsley, C Tucker, L. Richardson, S. Welch, K. Stockwell, ffrontj assi, coach R. Burroughs, G. Haas,J. Hadley, M Hammond, S. Search, coach N. Flax 104 SKI TEAM lm. Y Ski Team: K. Bean, C. Karol, J. Fortunati, G. Humphry, H. Martel, D. McLam, D. McLam, S. Tomlinson, D. Balcom, D. Smith, R. Bean, C Haviland, C. Baade, K. Flannigan, coach M. Calanan, K. Button, D. Smith, C. Dickson, R. Gioia, D. Ahearn, D. Urquhart, C. Dickson g,.' .f u if ' Zac 1' I Ski Team: R. Bean, coach B.Jones,J. Llrquart, D. Llrquart, K. Button, B. Dunnells,J. Leland, T. Ottina, R. Urquhart, Grow T D. Balcom Cross-Country fback rowj Ryan Grow, Bill Dunnells, Robert Urquhart, Coach Mike Shover, Cfront rowj Doreen Smith, Jay Cole, Karen Flannigan , 106 Ads Patrons Joel and Betty Moore Dick and Carol Rothenberg Dr. and Mrs. Philip Munson Peter J. Hodge Bradford Motel Colby's Department Store Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thornton Fairlee General Store Dick's Barber Shop of Fairlee Marsh Family, West Newbury Mr. and Mrs. Otis Rathburn Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hodge Central Vermont Public Service Corporation Bradford Auto Supply, George Barber Congratulations Katherine Hartley - Love Uncle Lloyd and Aunt Rita Congratulations from Four Corners Store Congratulatons Seniors from Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hartley Dr. A.C. 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Terry, 0.D. ,- Mm Doctor of Optometry lgrmkgzmgirmqgggml QE, X R41 5 Fair-lee V41 1 '11 me'Lfj,'Q,daEf2,T'e 'f Telephone:l8021295,3300 Exit 15 off mtetstato 91 Tot. 802 333-9105 Open 7 Days May-Dec RIVERSIDE rl 77 it STORE S H E L L Cold Drinks Groceries Sporting Goods Route 25 Bradford, Vermont Good Luck from the Telephone 18021 439-6292 Scotts at EKIOU Farm South Newbury Congratulations S Best Wishes to the Graduates of '83 Fairlee Marina, Inc. Route 9655 F airlee, Vermont 333-9745 109 Dairy Herd Replacements FRANCHISED SERVICE DEPOT is L 81 J HYDRAULICS BOX 1027 'K EAST CORINTH, VT 05040 , t 1 1 -Sf J 1 - JIM CORLISS CO1-nflgwer Farm Sales Representative 18023 439 6315 Corinth, Vt. Best Wishes to the Class of '83 When the going gets tough the tough get goingf' FOGG'S TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Fairlee, Vermont 333-9701 Your-One-Stop-Shop --fi Ava vim COUNTRY CHRISTMAS iQZLZLZ542'ftzf7z FARMER HoDoE's ROADSIDE STAND ffikiilddfifif' A FAIRLEE, VERMONT 05045 333-4483 ZNZW 'iigwfwlii The Potlatch Restaurant Fine Food and Drink F airlee, Vermont 802-333-9531 Bob 6 Marti Consentino Lake Morey lnn Fairlee, Vermont Open all year Indoor Health Club 298-8771 298-8766 VOICE AND VISION T.V. - VIDEO - APPLIANCES 14 MAIN ST. W. LEBANON ISOZI 333-9224 HOMEOWNERS - AUTO ' LIFE - BUSINESS Br PERSONAL ' INSURANCE MAIN STREET FAIRLEE, VT. 05045 Congratultions to the class of '83 from The Bagel Stop West Lebanon, N.H. ngfhing SALES Hesston fi 84 Badger SERVICE Jamesway Deere STODDARD IMPLEMENT CO., INC. STANLEY STODDARD, Pres. NO. HAVERHILL, NEW HAMP. 03774 CODE 603-787-6311 KMQV smauaraview IIOLSTEINS- STRAXVHERRYS NIAPLE SYRVP- f'l'S'l'UM NVORK ' Dairy Equipment sHoP: fsoap 787-6409 JOHN: fevesp 7874145 UNDERHILI' FARM I,AWRENf'Fl VNIDERHILL 8 H. PII-JRMONT. N.H, 03779 the DeLavaI Difference. North Haverhill, New Hampshire 03774 a N1 XILING ADIJRESS G03-272--I-U89 H XX FRHILL. Nil. 0370 F 7 l802l 222-4484 ' X Aldrich General Store Quality Meats, Groceries, Hardware Rt. 10 North Haverhill, NH 03774 Tel. 603 787-6241 Fezzg 11 07? Sezwkze 91112. FUEL OIL- L. P. GAS - APPLIANCES JAMES PERRY MAIN ST. President BRADFORD, VT 05033 Ill Town Market Tel. 222-5213 Service type meat case, Bulk Produce, Fast compliments of Christopher Dye Attorney at Law - Old Bradford Friendly Service, Clean, Well stocked, and run by Academ Buildin Bradford Vt our whole family! y Q' ' ' Pete S Sandy Nutting and Famiy Qsg:60pLE FARMS: W l Thomas Realty, lnc. Newbury, Vermont 05051 Tel. 866-5961 0000 LUCK SENIURS NEWBLIRY GARAGE George Cushing Tel. 18025 866-3364 Newbury, Vt. RILL TRUE VALUE HARDWARE BRADFoRD, VT. compliments of Hill's DIAMONDS WATCHES CHINA SILVER WARE GIFTS S.F. MCALLISTER Watch and Jewelry Repairing Trophies and Engraving Quality Jewelers Since 1923 747-3482 Compliments of THOMAS PHARMACY Wells River, VT Best Wishes J ay's Place Wells River, Vt. CLARKS BUSINESS MACHINES AND BURNHAM'S TOY WORLD Shoe Store 91 Central Street Woodsville, NH BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '83 35 Main Street Wells River, VT Tel. 757-2283 SCRUGGS HARDWARE' Plumbing and Heating Woodsville, NH Tcl. 742-3512 Congratulations to the class of '83 from Lance Osadchey, MD. South Main St. Bradford, Vermont HHHHFUHU tlIttH81PHHttEU.,IHE , , '79 A Qzmxzfflnzfakffffn cazvwrucf 6 ,J 3 C BASSWOOD'OAK'BEECH' AHOGANY-VENEER AND LUMBER CO O S C ON BRADFORD VERMONT 05033 SIDNEY SMITH CONSTRUCTION East Topsham, Vermont 05076 Telephone 802-439-5357 NY I Photography by Gary .Qurzckelrlruslz CLOLIGH'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE Zi ,155 Spggjfl 41755 Electrical Contractors Bradford, vt. In Selriar Portraits 48025 222-4037 Hanover, N.H. 116037643-2426 Offwdf NH 353-9833 WIIM LANDSCAPING AN ,N,U ngenv M a - .A , Qiikfr K S A . - 15.31, ..+ : T - pg -' ' 'HI'-.. ,II X ,,9,,?2Q8Vx oressomu uuoscnlvs ossucn me . - I 31,6 f , 0uAu1'v CONSTRUCTION Ano PLANTS Xa I, I 1 - LAWNS AND MAINTENANCE ' I '3 RETAILING A counsrs un: li - - OF HARDY NURSERY srocx A eE.53Q.- J Rqwzfief me 9 I' N fkgfaagzzg, gf . 1t'4w.:m mv' ' Ik., mW'.l-W-uh ' ga A537 a f,-' .- ' .- , can I603l 272-5864 fyawfnlver Road, Pmfmam, N.H. A A DQS I M I Randal '5'JI?Enry uipment Bou - Ma lxwaimd D - Kool Sales? Iv ice NEIL RANDALL - Bradford, Vt. 05033 I 302-222-9304 SLEEPERS MEADOW Sleepers Meadow Farm 5 U Registered Holsteins X ' 2 V. Peter and Melanie Cole Q. Selenda Grow South Newbury, Vl' Sleepers Meadow South Newbury, VT j5ff,9 'f0nL5af7L'!0m6141afQ.73rea0f r:ZcSmirjm1u.fy, ll .S01flffli.1j6W6ll7'-H, E X ,155-'ES' -9- f Q. , x M V! .,.3 . . 'N- ' CHAMPION if '02- l xxx. ' P QN ,- 4. l 'x l' --M '14 ' VII 1-, r :P-. ' ' ' -I1 . 4 ., A, jim- ff lf ' Lu ...ls DN voun sane! , Q A 1 if f',x f.'w'- N B t Wi hes u T 'Woodsvxlle uuurunig I7 ' f :mvmgs 'Bank WoodsviIIe!Piermont!Warrenl 81 Monroe, N.H. Phone: 222-4424 dr f'WL,zfgg23i21 Phone: 222-4421 Cxfsoalf I U , Sow 4 2 - . kwrfw-ee we Sh ' G h L9 f A ' so A earer s reen ouses ,Own 5 :So nigh - ' Bradford vermont BEAUTY BAR F if ' N We G'0Wi g fo' X312 B,5:i:ia?v:02::: ff 4 , EM, gli Inna Brown. Prop. I TELEEfORlST THE WELCH FAMILY if 1: UNCE iN 4 UFEYKME MffMfQ?RfES w-u-mmuaw., Macieafr-'S TEVENS SYUDIUS f Prwmg v-, 116 Newton equipment and Exxon, F airlee, Vt. chain saws tractors mowers log splitters snow plowing The Coca-Cola Bottling. Plants, Inc. 285 Main Street Claremont, New Hampshire 03743 Telephone 603-542-5171 Enl0Y lVllLLER'S STORE Quality Merchandise Topsham, Vermont 05076 Tel. 802-439-5448 P. Pierson 6 sons East Corinth, Vt. 05045 802-439-5892 chain saws and small engine repair 8 sales Shade-E-Lane Farm Topsham, Vt. 05076 Home of Carnation Astro Selma Tidy: super cow A I GRAFTON MOTOR SALES, Inc. Telephone 747-3323 LIS. Route 302 WOODSVILLE, NEW HAIVISPHIRE 03785 Village Cycle Bicycle Touring Accessories Fig There's always one that soars above the rest. ln class rings, announcements, diplomas, club pins, medals and trophies, that one is Balfour, America's first jewelry manufacturer - and still the finest! Sawyer W. Lee Paulvlrono A Newbury, Vt. District Representatives 500 Btlheiesetlactow lgdsdol Tom Chamberlain Rte. 5 C8023 666-5916 qzlozpulilslsglslgbs ' IClBalfour Jizwizmvs FINEST CRAFTSMEN I , fe- G 0 0 Dy YEA R The BRADFORD TIRE S ALITO SERVICE Bradford INC. Bottle Shop Rt. 5 Lower Plain Bradford, Vermont 05033 969 Bus - Phone 802-222-9094 Main St. Rte. 5, Bradford, Vt. 222-9348 Wells River Savings Bank Wells River, VT 05081 Member FDIC Compliments of Connies Ruth Clements Main Street, Bradford Tel. 222-5270 118 if x 'int' ' . X' .. 1.:.-- IQQA 'L 2 ,3 BRUCE S. FARNHAM CO!-AT N ni ' -. g yfa..,,. REAL ESTATE A EXIT illlvvimii '-I A Mun W Authentic tl , , . Italian NISW HAMPSHIRE 81 VERMONT REAL ESTATE MAIN STREET phone: 222-9008 FAIR LEE, VERMONT 05045 OFFICE: C8025 333-9604, HOME: 333-9180 Chalice Farm 'Q' x.. ' 15 '4 ,. w. ' , . .ILA . , I A E- f , f 4 1' '1 f' f ' ' ,,, ,vii N ' . u Registered Morgan Horses 4 5 I U 7 4 for show or pleasure ji iff . i f Y, rf, .ll .. ::!L4.. S' . v-A ,WV 5, Z: ' I X Chet S Alice Stockwell, ' 1 If 'I M X3 Kim s Keith , M or A fr It 0 v 5, South Road , A 5 I Q11-f 4 Bradford, Vt. 05033 I 1 ' tel. 18021 222-5789 fa 1 15333. - , I , ,E,i,fs Your Door 'N ' .-4, iL,,4 ' X twtrffiiu rm: , To I -Nil. Eggs- . . . Vi,-1535 .5 I. Financial Security -':.'-:F.R,,,.-1 -1:7--je, I' RIC HAR DSO N Associates, Inc. lnsu rance Agency, Inc. The Insurance People The Real Estate People 222-4040 222-4043 Daniel Perry Dale Miles Sheila Salomaa Margaret Richardson Kermit Richardson Anita Perry Phyllis Ritter W. Gilbert Cole Kim Richardson We Have Faith in The Future - Your Future! Save! The Bradford National Bank has made more than 8 hundred thousand dollars in student loans to area high school graduatesg helping them to find a better place in their future! BRADFORD NATIDNAL BANK Bradford 0 Fairlee ' Thetford ' Newbury Vermont Member FDIC So. Newbtuy, Vt. 05066 Tel. C8023 866-5543 The Ackerman Family Qllntn jlllleahntn Jfarm Heinhurg, Hgt. 115051 Compliments of i ,fi-gl. n.-n. 'lf- Regismedje1scys Finish Work cmd Custom Built Cabinets A Specialty DAVID A. MARTIN Custom Built Homes and Remodeling Route 5 Newbury, VT 05051 QjClIOZ,tI ' LQIWLP 51010125 Clothing for Men and Women j'!fl7Id Cl'L1f?ClCl ' C115 f07n 7llLZCfpL Robert W. Nutting C8025 222-5735 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 From Charles W. Collier Attorney at Law Main Street Bradford, Vermont, 05033 Tel. 18021 222-9661 121 J ACOB'S LADDER Route 302, Wells River, VT Open 7 days a week Late May to Mid-October Weekends till Christmas Specializing in Quality Vermont Products Baskets, Woodenware, Pottery, Handcrafts, Cards, Maple Products, Cheese, Toys, etc. Compliments of the POLLI FAMILY at Hale Funeral Home S Hale Funiture E: Carpet REID 84 BALIVICT ATTORNEYS AT LAYV GAVIN A. REID NEWVBURY VILLAGE DANVILLE GREEN NEWVBURY. VT 05051 DANVILLE. VT 05828 802 866-5951 802 684-3666 Logan and Amanda Dickie OXBOW VOCATIONAL CENTER BRADFORD, VERMONT 05033 l Q Q , gi-X f ,f .W -Q Y Tx - . 1: 354114 ' ' Suu-,444 7,447 7a4-afvsow 122 1 l 7 'Q P . . .Q I .W ---:- Congratulations Seniors :. 1- - From the 1 OXBOW CLOTHES SHED FUTURE 83 Central Street BUSINESS wooosvntte NEW HAMPSHIRE 03785 LEADERS V if C6031 747-3967 OF AMERICA COACH 81 PADDOCK RESTAURANT 81 MOTEL Rte. 10, Woodsville 747-3358 THE KAISER,S HAPPY HOUR Restaurant 8: Gift Shop Village Trader Antiques Wells River Motel Wells River, VT 757-3466 wqlc 7 Broadcasting Tel. ff! 9 0 802-757 2773 1 757 2774 Wells River, Vermont 05081 THE VOICE OF OXBOW OLYMPIAN SPORTS congratulations from: Taylor-Palmer Agency, Inc. Main St. Bradford, Vt. Serving Bradford since 1860 Pam Johnson Horace A. Palmer Ill Syllvia Clark Gail Chase Michael Claffin 123 1 journal lopm ZZ c0UQ'awxat Thg mass M GREEN FROG GARDEN CENTER YSQN AIR STYUNG LOWER PLAIN, BRADFORD, VERMONT 05033 5 PSX H C8023 222-5595 Cm X , FOR K- M EN 8: WOM EN ff PLANTS OF ALL SORTS XL Aa GARDEN SUPPLIES - QEV AND GHS -A go-'JT' zzz-9050 DANDSCAPINO ,S , , .dy 59x10 ,L B8 CHIP 5 OERIE '-' Nr' G QMr. and Mrs. R.K. Chipmanj Eris M. EOsTmOn Business Services Brodford, VT. Newbury 5 Generol STOre f A Newbury, Vermont Compliments of GO E and ANCROFT IWIIUWACY Bradford, VT Congratulations v to the Class of ,83- Lefebvre's Siding The Energy Saver Insulation, Insulating Products RIVER BEND Arts and Crafts Supplies Gifts and Handicrafts Sports Shop Hunting, Fishing, Camping Cross Country Skis Rt. 5, S. Newbury, VT 866-5921 18021 222-9340 Bradford, VT 05033 SWENSON SLEEPERS MEADOW INSURANCE Farm Housekeeping Cottages C.l.S. Rte. 5 South Newbury, Vt. 05066 Tel. Isabel Whitney 802-866-5676 AGENCY Congratulations And Best Wishes Service is our Best Policy Newbury, Vermont Tel. 866-5666 C A 66 Richard Swenson, CI Frederic J. Clementes, gent Bernard Thurston and Sons THLIRSTONLEA FARM South Newbury, VT 05066 .,. I Registered Holsteins Congratulations to The Class of 1983 H.O. Taylor Chevrolet Egg, Hcsomsfgifzg qlniqur: fox Wouxc gggyaicyusn Qfiffags fpfaza. of rlflfoocfsviffe .fzna Bean, rwins W C39 G5 Q Q' -s J by ' 5- goffzs e WU G an USGA, i 0 45 Qiflblflf C521-'I-S6 cqncf OfH5'L -Sllbeciaffiu. on i qyoodiviffs, 03755 Qbonafcl 043129 qfiffags fpfaza amanagm' 603-747-30,76 603-747-3065 fwoocfiviffs, 03755 125 Au to Parts of Bradford Bdain St. lBradford 222-4746 ..4, A'.4 -',AV.: Z A: ':-i 3: Illl : -.,.- .g-,.1 - .mxvaHi:-l4:1-I'Qzzzfilizi1:1:5:1:,:::.:gl R0 ,-Ui--:':,:-11.5 .1.4.', 2 -- 4 H .QLZZEES .-.--- '-'.. f ' METCALF s UDDER PLACE Q aXKe9ROute 5 091-S Plants, Vegetables, Strawberries, Bfadfofdf Vermont 05033 Milk, Eggs, Hay, Straw, Firewood -4 'is Tel- I802I 222-9611 John, MiteIRQ,55.5.-1.1.,:.:-izgt-ri.i.i.35:g:::::.g .A.. 1 ..... 1 V: 4-z'-:'-4,A IIA. -'Az- Z : .V.---l:-,:,, .,.... 1 .-:'--1 I ':-: I Ai, Abigail, Asa, Piermont, N.H. n A A W' izzzi' Metcalf Tel. 603-272-4995 The Antique Touch Q Phone 802-222-5280 Ed S Lynda Kulikowski Q9 Q Lower Plain, Rt. 5 Bradford, Vermont 2164. 706. Tel. f802J 222-4507 or 222-9064 Fresh 6 Silk Flowers Antiques Plants - Teleflora Deliviers Bought 6 Sold Hardware - Building Materials Bradford, Vermont 05033 Newbury Tool Rental Phone Number: l-802-866-5577 Newbury, VT 05051 Timothy M. Hinman BLACKMOUNT VETERINARY PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION EDWIN E. BL ELL, D V M JOH Y POLLO K B.V.NI.. J A. DWYER, D V M NORTH HAVERHILL N H. 03774 TE G03 787 6233 126 Best Wishes to the class of '83 from Wanda's Rest Home Bradford, Vt MARK HARRIS Congratulations class of '83 CONGRATULATIONS from SENIORS 3 HAVE A MEANINGFUL AND friend SATISFYING LIFE Writing this the night before the fi- nal deadline, it is safe to say that we did not know what we were getting our- selves into when we took this job. lt's been a rather interesting experience, not one we will forget too soon. lt's been an uphill battle all the way and it feels good to be finally finished. We would like to thank the following people who helped us out when we needed it, even though they're tech- EDlTOR'S NCJTE nically not yearbook staff members: Tena Davidson, Laura Fenner, Tammy Sarazin, Bethanne Wright, Rose Oliver, Matt Sargent, Christina Thurston, Tom Bouffard, Robert Gaiser, Tom Rath- burn, and Mrs. Balch. and any one else who we have neglected to list here. Your help was greatly appreciated. We would also like to thank all the students and staff members who put up with all of the lost negatives, write ups, pictures 1 l l 1 l I etc . . . l ln closing we would like to thank Mal Hadley and Mr. Lavin our advisors, Mr. Rothenberg, and our company rep Marty Allen. Without the help and sup-5 port of these people, this yearbook: would not have been possible. Thank! you. Judy Augustine, ' Katherine Hartley QEditorsJ p 1 l l z l Q. 5 I4 '1 l 2. 128 ' i l 4 1 it 1 F 1 0 - X V5 g Q I' V CD G OV A a QQVQCOQOK X 6OC'?9Q,5GowNC5o 5 'ggi ZIQEQ, 22? 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