Spaulding High School - Our Echo Yearbook (Barre, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1981 volume:

Our Echo 196? J)pauldmo ffyh School T3arre, Vermont Do you remember school opening, studying for a test, talking in study halls, eating the carriage room hamburgers Do you remember posing for an 'Echo photographer, suspensions, never having a snow day 4 5 Do you remember (he class of 1981, reading the Sentinel, laughing with a friend, homecoming and 'Big Al'? 8 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Dan Wobby — Vice President, Margie Blake — President, )oanne Pinard — Treasurer, Lori McPherson — Secretary m n x m 9 SHANE DOUGLAS ABARE STEPHEN L ABARE CAROL ANNE ALEXANDER SCOTT |OHN ANDERSON THERESA LEE BACH 1U MORROW In the book, The next page is Blank. We are the words To fill that page ... We must Begin to finish the story WARNING: What we write We cannot erase. So, Andiamn — Art Corriveau m '81 PENNY S. BAILEY TIMOTHY SCOTT BAKER KARYN LOUISE BARCOMB DENIS HENRI BARIL BONNIE KAY BATCHELDEK ii nv donaid l. bcllavance jOHN JAMES BERARD DEBORAH ANN BERNASCONI TAMI SUE BINAGHI MARJORIE LYNN BLAKE NIGHT Nif-hl; Not unlike an animal, Stalks you — Tears at you, Until there is nothing left Except Thoughts which terrify you. Until After trying to escape from it You find your only weapon; Light. — Sue Mielniczuk 8th Place, PSOV Contest 1979 DONALD IVAN BLODGETT MICHAEL DAVID BLOUIN REBECCA LYN BOLLES IOHANNE MARIE BONIN LORI ANN BOOTH 11 RAYMOND P. BOUCHARD DEBRA ANN BRESETT LIST CIUFSJ BOUDREAULT WILLIAM CASSII BRESETTE 12 13 NICHOLAS CASSANI CHERYL ANN CATTELONA JOANN P. CHALOUX CARY |. CHAMPY CHARLES M. CHATOT The work! is your exercise-book, the pages on which you do your sums. It is not reality, although you can express reali there it you wish. You are also free to write nonsense, or lies, or to tear the pages. ird Bach, 'el, Illusions BRENDA LEE CHOUINARD MARK K. CLOUGH DONNA MARIE CLOUTISj ANN TTf ANGELA COMOLII DEBRA LYNN COREY 14 TAMYRA JEAN CORLISS JAMES ELLIOTT CORNING GREGORY ALLEN ARTHUR JOSEPH FREDERICK COSTANTINI CORRIGAN CORRIVEAU FANTASY CABLf Fantasy cable; the time line between life and death It keeps you going, pushing you through a mousehole. Hook on it and iaperienc e your impossible dreams. If it doesn't work out right, dial again. But it will. It's so perfect It meets yoir personality. With this new telepathic line your spirit is replenished. t the beginning ihe wish is small. , You reach for the falling star, luminous, dazzling-hot. It burns your hand, then slips into a black hole. ■You must have called the wrong m .smd gently swirls through the open window. It rustles the curtains and caresses you, smoothing out Anxieties, wrinkles. You slip into beta phase, and life becomes extraordinary. It is full of old time parties, simple gaiety and classical music. You begin to dance, waltzing then trip on your long dress, Jolting the brain — it slowly changes. They said the wrong word. They destroyed your asylum, The grove of trees that formed a protecting cover. The voltage of Fantasy Cable is high. The power of the mind becomes infinite and dangerous. Hate is the only idea your mind can conceive —better hang up. Then you begin to cry, tears forming guffies on your face. On last call1won't hurt: The spider's web looms before vour eyev hauntingly wonderful. Its defic ate lines of silk are Covered with glistening jewels. In awe you move closer to gaze at a fine thread, so tiny and thin. The Mack widow moves in the comer of your ev . Either a hot summer sun beats down on a limp form. Unmoving and still � xor vou'd better cut the line. — Sonia Plumb 7th Place, PSOV Contest 1979 Jii YVAN A KIM A. COTNOIR TODD ALAN COUILLARD LIANE MARY COUTURE LISA CURRIER 15 JANICE MARY DESILETS ROBERT DESILETS )R. SUSAN DESMARAIS WILLIAM PAUL DUDLEY CHRISTOPHER CARL DUFF 16 PAULA JEAN DUNHAM CAROL SUZANNE EAVREAU MARK E. EISENWINTER 17 SHARYN L. FARR PATRICK DANIEL FORAN THOMAS W. FORAN GUY MARIO FORTIER Graduation Day Today is the beginning of a new life, And well say our last good-bves To cherishea friends and teacners With whom we've laughed and cried. Remembering the good times and the laughter, The problems and the fears, And watching our special memories grow Throughout our hign school years. Thinking back on days gone by, Graduation was far away; It seemed as if we'd never get there But here we are today. Though we will go our separate ways To make our dreams come true, It is not the end, but the beginning Of a life we'll start anew. Our high school days are brief but Their value cannot be measured; But those special days make me That my heart will always treasure! Laura Galli '81 MICHELLE ANN FOURNIER SCOTT A. FRASER |ANE FUNK FRANCIS A. GATTONE LAURA ROSE GALLI 18 MIC HAH ANGELO GALLO MICHAEL DAVID GAY PAULA L. GEAKE WENDY L. GIACHERIO LAUREN MARIE GINGRAS REFLECTIONS ON A POOL I look down and see small branches floating by journeying to some unknown place. I see insects running on the water, leaving transient paths on the shaded pool. And deeper down are forests of green plants, slowly waving in a liquid breeze. On the bottom swim salamanders, lazily searching for a meal. Under rocks are other animals, glimpsed only as shadows. I look down and I see a window into another world. — Justin Perreault Published in Mountain Review 1980 MICHAEL ARMAND CHRISOTPHER B PETER JOHN GOSSELIN DENISE MARIE GOULET JOAN ALITA GOYETTE GINGRAS GOODNOW 19 JULIE MARIE GREGOIKE MARK G. GROLEAU PENNY H. HAMh IO 20 KIM ELIZABETH HAMLIN v- MARYANNE E. HARDINC JENNIFER MARGARET HARRINGTON TERRY JAMES HEBERT CHRIS HOCH PATRICIA DIANE HOLLAND GAIL GERMAINE HOULE 21 CAROOV set HOYT (OH MKHAIL LtON 8RUS HLTCHIVS B8UCI HUTCHINS TIMOTHY M. HUTCHINS Htl'SOVf AH Times we have had Memories made to last Crazy things that we have done In the present and the past. As our freshman year began We thought we couldn't take it But after slave dav was over We knew we just might make it Sophomore ear held rnanv treasures Secrets, dreams and beautiful things As we knew we were a part of ' our' school When we ordered our class rings. •n our junior year Our Prom meant everything With Margie as our queen And Danny as our king. Senior year began with a realization We knew we re almost done'' But that efidn t stop the friendships The parties and the fun. Sow it's time to graduate Has it already been four vears? W'eH look back with a tear or two And give out a needed sigh As we th ink of the times we've had - F At good ot Spaulding High — Tami Binaghi 'Bl % USA MAW JACQLES CtSOi MAfci lU8f l FAAX I JfcA-S DAWS MAIIE IENI1MS TIMOTHY VC KNSBS 22 pUfjf %t JOHNSON tICHAID H. JOHNSON CHRISTOPHER C. MOO |OOY ELLEN KARNEDV ROBERT PHILIP KBtt ELIZABETH LONG KATHARINE M. JANPHEft USA RAE 11C LAIR SUZANNE |EAN LAROSE JAMES PETfcK i rim ; . + IAVID LECLAIR DEBBIE CHANTAL LAVIGNE TIMOTHY R. LAVIGNE 24 I.- DAVID E LYONS |R. BRETT ELIZABETH MARTIN IOHN ALEXANDER MACKENZIE |R. JEANNE YVONNE MATTE 25 DONNA MARIE MIAN A SUSAN |EAN MIELNICZUK VERONICA L. MILLER SCOTT ALAN MILLINGTON SARA LOUISE MOL YKENS WRANGLER KID People come in different brands, The name determines where one stands. Levis stand above ths rest. Wranglers are just second best. I always wondered why, oh why I was Wrangler — not Levi. It made no difference what I did, I was still a Wrangler Kid . One can try with all his might. To become a Levi overnight. But the social nets are never torn. One dies in the jeans in which he's born. Yes, life can really be a drag — Without that little Levi tag. Even though they're made the same, Wranglers just ain't got the name. — Art Corriveau 3rd Place, PSOV Contest 1979 Published in Mountain Review 1979 Marie Tomasi Award ALAN MICHAEL MONTY JOANNE RENEE MONTY MICHELINE JANE MONTY IUDITH ANN MORALE DANIEL PAUL MORRISON 26 KATHLEEN FRANCES STEPHEN MICHAEL NELSON KEVIN D. NORMANDEAU SANDRA LEE OLSEN STEVE MICHAEL OSBORNE NELSON THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could no! travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Through as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning eoually lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. — Robert Frost 27 BRADLEY |OHN PELLON KEVIN PAUL PERREAULT PHILIP SCOTT PEPIN CHRISTINE MARY PERREAULT 28 KRISSI ANNE PERREAULT JULIE ANN PERRY JOANNE MARIE PINARD JUSTIN JAMES PERREAULT SUSAN MARIE PITTSLEY DIANNE ELIZABETH PLANTE MARIE LOUISE POTVIN ■ MARLYNE LUCIE POULIOT RUSSELL CHARLES PRATT C. MARTIN PREVOST MARTHA JANE RACKLIFF DANA MARIE POTVIN DANDELION FEATHERS As I open the window, I hear the droning, demanding miaou Which always seems to Require my immediate attention. Nikki sits on the walkway Near the porch door. The miaou ceases When he notices my presence. Beneath shining topaz eyes, His jaws are clamped Around a limp bird, Its neck twisted Toward unfolded wings. A dandelion feather Floats to the ground Amid tawny down. I want to ask Why, Nicholas? Why a bird? But he doesn't know. He doesn't get pleasure from it It's inborn necessity. And I remember that Birds can fly And cats don't have guns. I reach down And stroke his head, And leave him, knowing He will use all But the dandelion feathers. — Ashley Talmadge Published in 1980 Mountain Review Published in 1980 Mountain Troubadour 30 STEVEN (AY SETIEN TERRY LYN SETIEN IARS SIDNEY SEVERANCE ARTHUR IAMES SHANNON CtORIA |EAN SHIRIOCK ALONG THE ROAD Joy at the start Fear in the journey Joy in the coming home A part of the heart Gets lost in the learning Somewhere along the road Along the road Your path may wander A pilgrim's faith may fail Absence makes the heart grow fonder Darkness obscures the trail Cursing the quest Courting disaster Measureless nights forbode Moments of rest Glimpses of laughter Are treasured along the road Along the road Your steps may stumble Your thoughts may start to strav But through it all a heart held humble Levels and lights your way |oy at the start Fear in the journey Joy in the coming home A part of the heart Is lost in the learning Somewhere along the road — Dan Fogelberg From the album Phoenix W . r ROGER O. SICELY fR. CYNTHIA JEAN SMITH |OY LOUISE SOLOMON STEPHEN E. SPEAR RANDALL DOUGLAS STEWART 31 ASHLEY TALMADGE THOMAS HAROLD THYGESEN P A • JL j ImBR • . Mi VI BRUNELLA TEDESCHI wpr V f| JULIE ANN HOD MARK PAUL THIBAULT RONALD €. TOFANI JR ROBIN LORD In fond memory of a fellow classmate and good friend. CREDITS Editor-in-Chief — Arthur Corriveau Opening Section — Mary Lorenzini Senior Section — Laura Galli Soccer — Scott Gray Girl's Field Hockey — Marvanne Harding Cheerleading — Carol Decker Football — john Mackenzie junior Section — Laura Galli Clubs — Rhonda Boyce and Dianne Plante Faculty Section — Maryanne Harding Sophomore Section — Tammy Garceau Music Section — Sonia Plumb Superlatives — Sonia Plumb Drama — Sonia Plumb Bov's Basketball — Scott Gray and Laura Galli Wrestling — Arthur Corriveau and Brett Martin Girl's Basketball — lane Funk Ice Hockey — Laura Galli Winter Carnival — Sonia Plumb Freshman Section — Laura Galli Senior Directory — Joanne Chaloux and Laura Gain Class Will — Brett Martin , A .. r • Class Prophecy — Lori Booth, Chuck Williams, Brett Martin, and Arthur Corriveau Advertisements — Jill Fairbanks and Ellen Duke i;n i a no Funk Trarev Photographers — ken Duke, John Mackenzie, Greg Hagler, Ellen Duke, Jill Fairbanks, Jane Funk, Tracey Production Advisor — Robert Freeman Business Manager — Richard Skillin Supplement Advisor — W. Wade Perkins Sharpe 35 VARSITY, Front Row: Arthur Shannon, Christian Parent, Patrick Kelty, John Perreault, Peter Baldor, Walter Whaples. Middle Row: Marco Parent, Bruno LaCroix, Randy Tucker, Jim Corning, Bradley White, Rick Quinlan, Geoff Haskell. Back Row: Coach D. Chevalier, Scott Fitts, Layne Gregoire, David Fish, Jeff Dunn, Franco Rossi, Paul Biggs, Bill Dudley, Coach ). Morris The final record of the '80 soccer season for the varsity is a misleading indicator at best, 6 wins, 7 losses. The record belies the fact of the team's high work rate, com- petitiveness, consistent match performance, skilled play, teamwork, exhuberant spirit, and good sportsmanship. The Crimson Tide averaged twenty-five shots on goal per-game, outscored our opponents 31 to 13 on overall goals — indeed an impressive season statistic in any league. Injuries, luck, and destiny played as important factors in demanding this year's outcome — right team. Selected for outstanding play within Division-Five were Franco Rossi and Marco Parent, our co-captains. Bill Dudley, Jeff Dunn, and Bruno Lacroix received hon- orable mention. Marco Parent, our top scorer, was picked for the All-State Class L soccer team. Congratulations, seniors. Don't forget the nice events and highlights of the sea- son: the practice sessions with our new kickboard the senior-junior heading contests the concession stand and occasional disappearance of some of the goodies . the excellent team effort against Northfield in our first game and the continuing momentum during the sea- son with wins over Harwood, Randolph, and Oxbow Billy Dudley's powerful booting Jeff Dunn's solid play in the fullback position our close losses to U-32, Harwood, Oxbow and Willimastown our homecom- ing night prior to the very intense game against William- stown the cake made by the cheerleaders David Fish's speed when we needed it and his superb man-to- man play Jimmy Coming's capable play as fullback Franco Rossi's stalwart performance as goalkeeper and constant inspiration on the field Marco Parent's strong all-around courage and leadership during the en- tire season Bruno Lacroix's cool skill at midfield Ricky Quinlan's quickness on the front line our ex- plosive play against Oxbow both times the impress- ive deeds of the juniors Paul Bigg's aggressive defen- sive movements and powerful kicks John Perreault's acting ability and fine crosses from the left wing position Pete Kelty's heading ability and short passing game Geoff Haskell's valuable play, versatility, and super- critical saves in crucial games Nurse Monti's help throughout the entire season along with the helpers at our home games, especially Tami Binaghi and Janet Bassett Walter Whaples successful game against Wil- liamstown the contributions made by the senior new- comers to soccer, Scott Fitts, Layne Gregoire, and Arthur Shannon along with the competitive desire of juniors Peter Baldor, Randy Tucker, and speedster Bradley White Danny Martin's fine work as goalkeeper Christian Parent's mental toughness and endurance as a defensive player our successful pep rally our tournament game with North Country the singing competition on the bus with the girls the sweater raffle sale the special help from all the parents and the banquet Committee and the supper finale at the Canadian Club and our loyal supporters Kathy Lanpher's help as scorekeeper Danny Wilbur's able assistance as timekeeper all contributed to another great season. The team will have a bright future in its returning juniors and seasoned junior varsity players. To you de- parting seniors — good luck to you. The team will miss you. Your contributions will never be forgotten. Congratulations to the entire team for a truly signifi- cant season. Don't ever foget the spirit of '80! Coach Chevalier Coach Morris 36 SOCCER SHS 5 3 2 0 7 1 4 1 4 0 3 0 0 VARSITY TEAM Northfield Harwood Randolph U-32 Oxbow Williamstown Northfield Harw Randal W U-3 PP __ I William ! W' North Co A istflwi 37 sss5a s sasS3 s r-s Varsity__Front Row; Terry Setien, Maryanne Harding, Lori McPherson, Gail Walbridge, Judy Pinard. Second Row; Sharon Farr, Shaunn Rugo, Leslie Day, Carol Morin, Melissa Sherman, Coach Marilyn Gray. Back Row; C hristine Perrault, Sara Moeykens, Micheline Monty, |oanne Pinard, Michele Lau on, Mona Moran, Kay Gregoire, Lynn Gregoire. Kty Scoi S J 2 scrimmage I (A) Harwood (H) SoutreJJurlington (H) Union32 jjt (A) RandolpHV ri| (H) Randolph (A) NorthfMd, tjomeci (H) Montpelier”. (A) Williamsftown A (H) Stowe 1 (A) 0 bow Lyndon H) Harwood (A) Colcestg, Play-off (A) North (wintry Quarter-final t 40 Mich and Sara surround their opponent. Little Farr Shaunn Attacks Lester the Molester Ode To The Jockettes T'was late in the summer and early one morn, When the field hockey players ran out on the lawn. They were sprinting and scooping with sticks on the ground, In hopes that a Championship soon would be round. A smart, feisty coach was calling each play — Without any doubt it was Marilyn Cray! Stretching and bending and jogging they came. And she whistled and shouted and called them by name: On Melissa and Maryanne, on Sara and Lori, On Judy and |oanne lead us to glory! Score Leslie, score Sharon, score Chris and Kay, Run Terry, run Gail, Mick save the dav! Scoop Micheline and Carol, Mona and Lynn, Come on Shaunn, Erlene wants a Win! Hustling and dribbling through wind and heat, They fought all the way to the quarter-final meet. 41 I V. Front row; Dain Robinson, Chris Croteau, Elizabeth Harding, Shari Kramer, Kim Quinlan, )odi Malnati. Second Row; Gina Guidici, Michelle Gingras, Melanie Moran, Debbie Potvin, Kim Prouty, Laura Casey, Karen Moeykens, Lorraine Matt. Back Row; Sylvia Reid — scorekeeper, Stephanie Day, Anna Pletzer, Stephanie Mulhern, Ionica Reid, Lisa Mugford, Elaine Lord, Coach Cheryl Anderson. Here comes the Tide Here comes the Tide Here comes the big number 1! Spaulding High School Tne Crimson Tide our team is second to none — Spaulding High School Tne Tide is coming We'll win it all — When you say Tide you've said it all; When you say Tide you've said it all na, na, na, . We play Field Hockey, we like to play — A lot. We are a team, they say we're Mean. We're never late, that's why we're Great! We never sin, that's why we WIN! 43 FALL CHEERLEADERS Varsity: Brenda Chouinard, Cindy Thygesen, Heidi Arnholm, Karyn Barcomb, Kathy Blouin, Carol Decker. Margarita Broggini, Lori LaFreniere, Kathy McFaun, julie Tidd, . 1: 3 tjm i' v j VARSITY: Back Row: Coach Maiola, Bruce Talmadge, Todd Martel, Guy Fortier, Bill Hodge, Ben Aja. 5th Row: Kent Barcomb, Terry Greenwood, Darrell Loverin, Jason Parry, Brian White. 4th Row: Greg Hodge, Matt Rackliff, Fran Patno, Chris Goodnow, Brian Hutchins, Mark McKinstry. 3rd Row: Brian Wilkin, Tim Hutchins, Bob Stevens, Todd Sutton, John Berard. 2nd Row: Mike Gingras, Rob Beauaoin, Bob LaRochelle, Francis Brooks, Dan Wobby. 1st Row: Fred Costantini, Paul Jean, Cassie Bresette, Al Monty, Gary Champy. J.V.: Back Row: Jeff Norway, Robbie Strachan, Pete Ford, Jeff Howard, Jim Duprey, Pat McNally, Mike Quinlan, Steve Rubalcaba, Terry Greenwood. 2nd Row: Matt Rackliff, Bob LaRochelle, Kevin Martin, Al Galfetti, Marc Letourneau, Gres Grace, Rob Maxnam, Bruce Talmadge, Steve Morris. 1st Row: Coach Lamarre, Rob Beaudoin, Kevin Bibeau, Brice Mugford Geoff Grace, Paul Flint, Brian Browning, Jason Parry, Coach Law. 48 FRESHMAN: Back Row: Coach Rapalje, Jeff Nolan, Wayne Shutak, Pete Shuttle, Steve Molind, Kerry Welch, Brian Coletti, Dave Williams, Mike Costantini, Mark Ciolko, Coach Lilly. Front Row: Kendall Turner, J.P. Rouleau, Kevin Major, Geese Leclerc, Bo Kim, Ray Rouleau, Dan Brochu, Craig Croteau. The 1980 Varsity Football team struggled to a record of 3-6. What looked on paper to be a good team met with hardship and mistakes in the first three games which proved costly as the Tide dropped all three games. The Tide, even with its dismal record, still had a chance at the Northern Title. The Tide men won the next three of four games, which made the record 3-4. The last two games against South Burlington, and Montpelier proved to be too much as Spaulding dropped them both. However, there were some bright spots. Through most of the season the Tide had the 1 running game in tne division. Todd Martel led the league in rushing for six games, finishing third in the league. Al Monty's and Fran Patno's presence on the Tide's 1980 team helped shore up the Tide's depth and kept oppsoing coaches worried with their defensive plav. . The Junior Varsity (Crimson Ripple) raced to a quick start this year, behind the running of Sophomore Jason Parry. Jason ripped off 600 yards rushing and 8 touchdowns in the Tide's first four games as the ripple won three and lost four. Losing Jason with a broken arm and three key players on defense to the Varsity proved to be too much as the J.V.'s failed to win another game all season. There is promise for next year's team, as the Crimson Ripple proved this year. Special thanks go to our scorekeepers; Laura Galli, Denise Goulet, and Lori Bowles, and our photographers; John Mackenzie, Brian Elmer, and Chris Roy. The 1980 Freshman Football season was very successful. Only five games were scheduled for the season but this did not damper the enthusiasm of the team. After beating Essex 20-8 in the opener, the team had to wait two weeks before beating St. Johnsburv, 20-12. To add to the team's distress, the game against Burlington was cancelled, leaving just two games to play. The game against South Burlington was the biggest thrill of the year. Trailing 20-8 midway through the second period, the Freshman squad roared back to take an impressive win 32-20 over a previously undefeated Rebel team. The season finale with traditional rival Montpelier proved one-sided, the Tide rolling to the tune of 44-0. Even though shortened by adversity, the undefeated season was a thrill for palyers, coaches, parents, and friends. Congratulations! 49 VARSITY SCOREBOARD TEAM OPP. SHS Brattleboro 6 28 Rice 38 20 Essex 26 42 BFA 19 42 MSI 38 18 St. J. 13 0 Burlington 20 12 South Burlington 28 20 Montpelier 33 J.V. SCOREBOARD TEAM Rice Essex St. J. BFA Middlebury Burlington South Burlington Montpelier SHS FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD TEAM OPP. 20 Essex 8 20 St. J. 12 32 South Burlington 20 44 Montpelier 0 CLASS OF EIGHTY-TWO JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Paula Laliberte, Vice-President Karen Champy, Treasurer Melissa Sherman, Secretary Renee Rouleau, President 51 Brent Abare Mary Agliotta Jeff Allen Laurie Alzaga Heidi Arnholm Michael Avery Bruce Axten Kim Baker Peter Baldor Sylvia Ballard Wendell Ballard David Barclay Kent BarcomD |anet Bassett Cathie Batchelder Scott Bates Robert Beaudoin Lynn Beede |udy Bell Richard Benoit lames Bernasconi Kevin Bibeau Paul Biggs Marie Bilodeau Brian Binighi Robert Bisson Marlee Bizzozero Lawrence Blakely Shannon Blais lane Blanchard Susan Blandin Dawn Blow James Boudreault Lisa Bouffard Sheila Boutin Renee Brassard Stephen Brassard Diane Brault Bonnie Brochu Steven Brouillette Pamela Brown Laura Brusetti Thomas Burrington Stewart Butler Ian Calderara Brent Campbell Christopher Campbell David Carbonell Sarah Carbonneau Heather Carpenter 53 Cara Carcoba Karen Champy Karen Cochran Kristin Colombo Peter Compo Ray Corriveau Wendy Couillard Michelle Couture Robert Couture Terri Crawford George Cummings Linda Cusson Robin Davis Robert Deep Frank Demell Laura Denault Todd Dessureau Cathy Dexter Raymond Dexter Mike Dindo Nancy Dudley Ellen Duke Barry Duquette Penny Durkee Heather Eisenwinter 54 David Emmons Joseph Estivill jill Fairbanks Paul Flood Mickey Fiorucci Lori Flynn Kim Foran Colette Fortier Andrew Fraser Mary Fraser lay Frattini Kathy Fumagalli Mark Gagnon David Gale Kim Gale Marie Gaudreault Darrell Gauthier Robyn Geake Amy Giannoni Sean Gilligan Nancy Gillis Lisa Gingras Lori Goode! I Susan Goodell Gary Goulet 55 Kevin Goulet Daniel Goulette Theresa Goyette Deborah Grandbois Patricia Graves Thomas Gray Terrance Greenwood Lynn Gregoire David Guild Greg Hagler Ben Hale Thomas Hall Pamela Hamilton Karen Hamlin Larry Hart Lynn Harvey Geoffrey Haskell Gregory Hodge Kathleen Holland Kevin Hoskins |udy Houle Kelly Hutchins Lonnie Hutchins Timmy Isabelle Tina Jackman Kimberly Jacobs Edward Jalandoni Reginald Jalberl Roger Jalberl John Jamele Charles Jensen Raylene |ones Jill |ourdan Patrick Kelty Reid Kiniry Michael Kittredge Cindy Lack Richard Lafavette Suzanne LaFond Donna Lague Paula Laliberte Robert Lanpher Linda Laperle Deanna Laramie Robert LaRochelle James LaRose Michele Lauzon Steve Lawrence 57 Diane LeBlanc Kathy LeBlanc Terri LeClair Denis Lemire Robert Lessard Erin Lonergan Karen Loso Terri MacDonald Maurice Magoon Chris Martin Idalo Masi Russell Masi |acki Lynne Mason Lisa Maurais Patricia Maza Dan McAuley Bill McKern Mark McKinstry Lea Miller Mona Moran Carol Morin Tanis Morrill Larry Morris Pamela Morris Sandy Morris 58 Jeanne Morrison Carmen Murray Audrey Nadeau Dana Nichols Jeffrey Norway Pamela Nutbrown Penny Nutbrown Mark O'Connor Donald Otis lames Otis Jon Pallas Joseph Palmisano Christian Parent Renee Parker Steven Patch John Paterson Fran Patno Robin Patterson Pamela Payne Paul Pelkey Steve Pel Ion joanne Peloquin Ricky Pelto Melissa Perez John Perreault Peggy Perry Brian Persons Heather Philbrook Kurt Pierson Richard Pope Thomas Prindiville John Quinlan Rick Quinlan Matt Rackliff Erin Reilly Hazel Renfrew Valerie Richard Peter Richardson Joanne Riddel Sylvie Riendeau |eff Rivard Todd Rivard Diane Robert Norman Rock lames Rogers Greg Rouleau Lisa Rouleau Michael Rouleau Renee Rouleau Chris Roy 60 Tommy Roy Grep Sabens Melissa Sabens Jeff Salvador Lynda Sanborn Linda Sartorelli Brian Savard Donna Scribner Ed Searles John Sell Tracey Sharpe Kenneth Shelden Susan Shepard Melissa Sherman Sandy Sherman Dale Smith Jim Solomon Gary Spaulding Robert Stevens Brent Stover Robbie Strachan Shayne Sweet Susan Taylor Kimberly Thayer Raymond Thivierge 61 Shawn Thygesen Ronald Tremblay Christine Tubbs Randy Tucker Russell Tucker Kimberlee Turner Lori Turner Dennis Vautier Jeffrey Virge Bonnie Wallace Karen Watts Ken Watts Alan West Doug West Brian White Donna White Rosanne Wildbur Brian Wilkin Malinda Williams lames Winchester jon Winter Brenda Wolf David Zampieri Paul Andy Brenda Davis Debby Prindiville Peter Roux Bradley White Linda Vahoub Clubs Activities Library Aides Front Row: Laurenda Carroll, soft-sculpture of Michelle Labbe, Peggy Hatch. Back Row: Robert Ashford, Tina Bach, Ami-Lynn Matson. DECA Back Row: Mr. Moore, Julie Johnson, Rhonda Tomasini, Chris Judd, Karyn Barcomb, Carmen Riendeau, Tine Matson, Chris Duff, Dawn Rogers, Lianne Plante, Kevin Normandeau, Guy Fortier. Front Row: Mary Roy, Deanna Laramie. Jeanne Morrison, Linda Laperle, Bonnie Brochu, Sue Blandin, Patty Graves, Lori Stewart, Renee Brassard woes K 4T't Guidance Office Aides Back Row: Wendy Couillard, Robin Davis, Mary Lorenzini, Lisa Gingras, Erin Reilly. Front Row: Denise Goulet, Laura Galli, Beth Gallagher, Marie Goudreault. Main Office Aides Back Row: Patty Holland, Mary Lorenzini, Sue Pittsley, Lori Lafreniere, Margie Blake, Micheline Monty, Christine Perreault, Barbara Buzzi, Stephanie Hoag. Front Row: )udy Bell, Kim Thayer, |ulie Tidd, Donna Davis, Maryanne Harding, Laura Galli, Linda Sykes, Judy Morale. 64 (nanish Club Front Row: Colleen Lonergan, Sue Prindiville, Tammy Kirkland, Lea Miller, Sara ytoevkins Bark Row: Mr. Buzzi, Melissa Perez, Sue )enness, Charlie lensen, Steve Nelson, Al Monty, Brad Pelion, loan Goyette, Jeanne Matte. Not Pictured: Renette Richards. French Club Back Row: Mrs. Thibault, Mrs. Myotte, Karen Loso, Nancy Dudley Darcy Lafayette, Karen CJiampy, Elaine Lord, Debbie Potvin, Doris Aubut, Steve Doyon, Rosanne Palmisano, Colleen Murphy, Lynn Beede, Liselle Crandbois. Front Row: Sherri Dessereau, Kim Pouliot, Cara Parnigom, Linda Cusson, Kathy Ftolland, Sylvia Riendeau, Pamela Pouliot. 65 Student Council Front Row: Tammi Garceau, Rosanne Palmisano, Lisa Pelkey. Middle Row: Gretchen Severance, )ody Corning, Doris Aubut, Caroll Hallock, Stacy Marley. Back Row: Peggy Johnson, Kathy Kiniry, Laura Cole, Linda Pinardi, Lori-Ann Bowles, Darci Lafayette, Kim Perry, Sylvia Reid, Debbie Potvin. Student Council Front Row: Judy Morale, Linda Sykes, Julie Tidd, Maryanne Harding. Second Row: Melissa Sabens, Renee Rouleau, Linda Sartorelli, Laura Denault, Pam Hamilton, Patty Graves, Wendy Couillard, Deanna Laramie, Terry McDonald, Paula Laliberty, Heidi Arnholm. Third Row: Heather Eisenwinter, Lynn Gregoire, Amy Giannoni, Linda Sanborn, Kim Turner, Lauri Alzaga, Janet Basset, Peggy Perry, Mary Fraser, Erin Reilly, Karen Loso, Joe Estiville. Back Row: Brett Martin, Bob Desilets, Lois Boutin,«Chuck Williams, Ray Bouchard, John McKenzie, Mary Lorenzini. 66 Varsity S Club Front Row: Terry Setien, Sharon Farr, Maryanne Harding, Lori McPherson, Gail Walbridge, Michele Lauzon, Carol Morin, Mona Moran, Joanne Pinard, David Lyons, Todd Sutton, Bob Desilets, Margie Blake, Kay Gergoire, Christine Perreault, Lauren Gingras, Sara Moeykins, Layne Gregoire, Marco Parent, Chris Goodnow, Lori Lafrenier, Micheline Monty, Carol Decker, Jane Funk, Lisa Currier, Chuck Williams, Brian Hutchins, Mike Gingras, Alan Monty, Bruno Lacroix, Gary Champy, Guy Fortier John Berard Varsity S Officers Left to Right: Sara Moeykins, Micheline Monty, Carol Decker, Joanne Pinard 67 Key Club Back Row: Mike Gingras, Gordie Welch, Mark Eisenwinter, Greg Corrigan, John McKenzie, Brian Browning, Steve Quinlan. Kneeling: Todd Sutton, Gary Champy, Charlie Palmisano, Kevin Browning, Bob Bisson. 68 Key Club Back Row: |oe Palmisano, Pete Ford, Bob Stevens, Doug West, |ohn Quinlan, Terry Greenwood. Kneeling: Randy Tucker, Paul Biggs, |ay Frattini. Key Club Kneeling: Dan Wobby, Justin Perreault, Layne Gregoire. Standing: Bob Desilets, Mike Gallo, Brad Pellon, Chuck Williams, Tim Lavicne, Jay White, Bill Dudley. Back Row: Brian Hutchins, Rusty Pratt, Chris Goodnow, Pete Delphose, Joe Green. 69 Special Olympics Top of Stage Standing: Lori Alzaga, Marlee Bizzozero, Michele Lauzon. Kneeling: Diane LeBlanc, Kim )acobs. Sitting: Pam Bashaw, Carol Hallock, Linda Pinardi, Lori Bowles, Heather Eisenwinter, Karen Champy. Standing: )anet Bassett, Brenda Brown, Pat LaRock, Gloria Shirlock, Susan Taylor, Lisa Bouffard. 70 FBLA Officers Left to Right: Tim Grenon, Deborah Bernasconi, Scott Brimblecombe, Janet Bassett, Joe Estiville FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA By Scott Brimblecombe FBLA Reporter The Spaulding High School chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America is a club designed for students that have taken at least one business course during their four years at SHS. The FBLA club, under the direction of Business Department Chairman David St. Cyr, had 25 members during the 1980-81 school year. Some of these members went to the Vermont State Leadership Confer- ence in White River in April. Plans are also being made by a group of SHS members to attend the July National Leadership Con- ference to be held in Chicago, Illinois. The FBLA club held an arts and crafts show on December 6 as one of several fund-raising activities during the year. The show raised $500. The various fund- raising activities held by FBLA were very profitable. The Spaulding FBLA club is part of the Vermont and National Future Business Leaders of America organization. The FBLA members must pay dues of $6.00 which also helps the state and national organization. FBLA Kneeling: Janet Basset, Lisa Maurais, Tim Grenon, Scott Brimblecombe, Ken Sheldon. Standing: Joanne Pinard, Carolyn Hoyt, Cindy Smith, Robert Ashford. Tree: Kathy Lanphar, Jenny Rivard, Maryanne Harding, Lori Rivers, Linda Sykes, Joe Estiville, Roger Sicely, Marlee Bizzozero, Nancy Gillis, Mr. St. Cyr. 71 Sentinel Back Row: Jane Funk, Tim Grenon, Diane Leblanc, Lori Rivers, Lori Lafrenier, Jody Karnedy, Mr. Comley, Heather Eisenwinter, Art Corriveau, Tracy Sharpe. Front Row: Scott Brimblecombe co-editor, Donald Otis, Barbara Buzzi. Not Pictured: Co-editors Lori Booth and Tim Jenness, Chris Bowen, Chuck Williams, Lynda Brault, Edward Jalandoni, John Jamele, Dominic Mitchell, Rhonda Tomasini, Leslie Turcotte, Kim Turner, and Brian Elmer. Drama Club Front Row, Kneeling: Kelly Hutchins, Sue Mielniczuk, Mary Agliotta, Wendy Couillard. Second Row: Ms. Sinclair, Melissa Perez, Renee Shufak, Diedre Whitcomb, Chris Roy, Nancy Clark, Ann Brunelle. Standing: Lori Lafreniere, Darci Lafayette. Sitting on Stage: Yvonne Smith, Veronica Miller, Debbie Potvin, Doris Aubut, Kim Turner, Betsy Green, Elaine Lord, gim Gale. Standing: Tammy Kirkland, Heather Philbrook, Martha Rackliff, Donna Cloutier, John Schmeeckle, Maria Schmeeckle, Carolyn Olson. Last Row: Peter Langley, Alan Thompson, Julie Tidd. Interact Back Row: Stephanie Hoag, Heather Eisenwinter, Nancy Dudley, Julie Tidd, Mary Fraser, Martha Rackliff, Lauren Cingras, Kim Jacobs, Scott Fitts, Tami Binaghi, Jody Karnedy, Jennifer Harrington, Linda Sartorelli, Kathy Holland, Karen Champy, Michelle Couture, Donna LaGue, Walter Whaples. Front Row: Melissa Sabens, Breth Martin, Edward Jalandoni, Judy Morale, Laura Brusetti. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America John Eastman — Stone Trades . . . Monumental Drafting Auto Mechanics Building Trades Career Office Practice Consumer Electronics Food Trades Graphic Occupations Health Occupations Machine Trades Pre-engineering Graphics Stone Trades Trade Electricity Susan Desmaris — Career Office Practice Scott Anderson — Trade Electricity Beckey Bolles — Health Occupations Cassie Bresett — Food Trades Harold Santamore — Consumer Electronics Tom Bell and Barry Eastman — Stone Trades Lars Severance — Pre-engineering Graphics 76 Kim Cotnoir — Stone Trades Mr. William Atkinson, Assistant Principal Mrs. Fran Barnhart, Secretary 77 Mr. Ted Daley, Mr. Donald Belide, Mrs. Cora Wright, Mrs. Mary Austin, Mrs. Idabelle Walker, Mrs. Marilyn Lesslie, Ms. Kathy Rillo, Mrs. Virginia Roberts, Mrs. lean Eisenwinter, Mrs. Lucille Ryan, Mrs. Rita Miekleson. PUPIL PERSONNEL Mr. Stephen Springer, Pupil Personnel Ms. |ane O'Brien, Pupil Personnel Mr. Brett Murphy, Pupil Personnel Miss Sheila Cort, Pupil Personnel Mrs. Michele Lane, Pupil Personnel Mr. Leslie Barten, COE Mrs. Beverly Bradley, COE Ms. Sheila Wallace, COE Mr. |ohn Eklund, COE C.O.E. Mr. Cary Santin, DO Mr. Richard Tyler, Program Supervisor DO ■■■ Miss Joan Eaton, DO 80 Mrs. Elise Riddel, DO Mrs. Connie Filiault, DO Miss Marianne Gregoire, DO Mrs. Linda Black, DO Mrs. Marilyn Gray, Physical Education DRIVER EDUCATION 81 Mr. Stanley McDonald, Power Mechanics Mrs. Laurel Brice, Home Ec. and Phys. Ed. Mr. Stanford White, Woodwork Mrs. Mary Beth Buzzi, Home Ec. Mr. Marc McKee, Furniture and Cabinet Making Mrs. Priscilla Rossi, Home Ec. 82 Mrs. Nancy Lynn, Human Relations and Child Development Mr. Charles Welch, Chairperson Industriec Dept. Mr. Chad Philbrook, Industrial Arts VOCATIONAL Mr. Robert Freeman, Graphics Comm. Mr. Lee Moore, Distributive Ed. Mr. Ronald Wheeler, Food Trades 84 CENTERS -1 Mr. Douglas Nadeau, Pre-Engineering Graphics Mr. Ray Lesslie, Slone Trades Mrs. Mary Welch, Health Occupations Mr. Donald Giroux, Stone Trades v 0 c A T 1 O N A L D E P T. 85 Mrs. Cynthia Russell, College English 1A Mr. William Casey, Vocabulary Development and General English 2 Mr. Roger Schmeekle, British Lit, and General English 4 Mrs. Marie Ritzo, British Lit. and Coll. Eng. 2 Mrs. Debra Lynde, Gen. Engl. 1 86 Mr. Tommy Walz, Gen. Eng. 1 and Coll. Eng. 1 Mr. Daniel Rapalje, Gen Eng. 4 and Gen Eng. 2A Mr. James Comley, lournalism-Chairperson English Dept. Mrs. Priscilla Tidd, Gen. Eng. 3R and Business Eng. Miss Jean Watson, Gen Eng. 3 and American Studies Mrs. Joan Dippre, Chairperson Math Dept.: Calculus, Adv. Math, Geometry Vlr. Eugene Baker, Geometry D and Gen. Math B Mr. Greg Pinard, Gen. Math A, Dev. Math and Algebra 1 A,8 Mr. lack Delphia, Escp. Earth Science Mr. David Lamarre, General Science Mr. Ernest Buntin, Bilogv Mr. Francis Pinard, College Chemistry If unaware of our ignorance, well be misled by our knowledge. Mr. Rudy Colo, General Biology M Mr. David Seeley, College Biology and Advanced Biology Mr. James Burt, Chairperson of Science Dept. Advanced Chemistry, Honors Biology Mr. Norman Portalupi, U.S. History Mr. Richard Skillin, Psychology and Sociology, Civics Mr. Paul Poirier, Western World, U.S. His- tory and Phys. Ed. Mr. Max Jenness, World Geography Mr. |oseph Maiola, Ancient Medieval History Social Studies Dept. Mr. Gerard Truchon, American Studies, Afro-Asian Studies, Modern European Mr. W. Wade Perkins, Chairperson Social Studies Dept. World History, American Studies Mr. Michael Gilbert, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Business Law, Economics Mrs. Gene Perry, Shorthand, Typing Mrs. |udy Shaneberg, Typing, Shorthand, Bookeeping Mrs. Mae Gilbert, Business Organization and Manage ment. Data Processing, General Business 91 Mr. Robert Abbiati, Guidance Mrs. Margaret Winders, Guidance CLASS OF EIGHTY-THREE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Carol Hallock, President Leslie Day, Secretary Judy Pinard, Treasurer Michele Gingras, Vice President (absent) Scot Abare Ben Aja Tammie Alexander Mary Aker Steve Allen Doug Anderson George Anderson Frank Angelico Robert Asnford Doris Aubut Michelle Bach Helen Bailey Timothy Baldwin Todd Baldwin Mike Balzanelli 93 Tim Barre Pam Bashaw Lee Beach Susan Beede Christine Benedini Ronnie Bettini Chris Bevington Chuck Blake Kathy Blouin Richard Boisvert Cheirl Bolio Kevin Bolles Ronnie Boudreau Lori Bowles Roger Boyce Peter Braun Lee Bresett Steve Bresette Margarita Broggini Andy Brown Bryan Brown Brian Browning Anne Brunelle Tom Bugbee Steve Bullis Donna Butler Mark Calevro Todd Carrier joe Carrigan Melissa Casey 94 Mario Cassani Mike Cayia Richard Cayia |ulie Chaloux Aaron Charland Allen Chouinard Andre Chouinard Mike Clark Lisa Zampieri Nancy Clark Judy Codling Brian Colby Laura Cole Kevin Collins Kenneth Conley Lorraine Conti Lori Corrigan Pam Corson Tonya Coslett Lisa Cote Marc Cote Cindy Couture Kevin Crete Chris Croteau Lisa Crowingshield Julie Currier Roger Dandurand Russ Davis Carrie Davison Leslie Day 95 Stephanie Day Margie Delphia John Dente Angela Deserres Cheri Dessureau Diane Deuso Caroline Dicker Robert Ducharme Kenneth Duke Jerry Duquette James Duprey Sue Duranleau Tim Duranleau Allan Edson Judy Ellis Rodney Elmer Billy Edson Lisa Farnham lames Eelch Scott Filiault Tim Fontana Jeff Ford Peter Ford Bryan Foster Rodney Foster John Fuller Mark Gaboriau Nancy Gagnon Sheila Gagnon Albert Galfetti 96 Tammi Garceau George Gerrish Bryan Gilwee Lisa Gingras Michele Gingras Gina Giudici Gary Gosselin Geoffrey Grace Gregory Grace Danny Grandbois Wendy Grandbois Deborah Grant Laurie Gray Betsy Green Chris Greene Kay Gregoire Michael Grenier Jim Grenon Wendy Griffith Ken Hall Carol Hallock Lorraine Harris Tammy Hastings Todd Hayward Anne Henry Jerry Hood Marla Hood Laurie Houle Jeff Howard Ramie Hutchinson 97 Kim Isham Deborah Jalbert Sue Jenness Wendy Jewett Marilyn johnson Andrea Jones Alan Joyal Garv Karnedy Paula Kerin Kathleen Kiniry Tami Kirkland Karl Knapp Lawrence Knights Shari Kramer Darci Lafayette Sarah Lafayette jodi Lafond Dan Lajeunesse lack Lamberti Tammy Lanpher Cary LaPan Salli Lastra Daniel Latham David Lavigne Stacey Lawrence Laurie LeBlanc Kelli LeClair John Lesslie Marc Letourneau Martha Lissor 98 Ronald Loati Colleen Lonergan Elaine Lord Carla Lowery Eric Lozier David Lund Carolyn Lyford Curtis Lyford Kathy Lyons Shelley MacAulay )im MacDonald Kelly Maginnis Betn Magwire Jodi Malnati Stacy Marley Lisa Marsha Danny Martin Kevin Martin Robin Martin Ami-Lynn Matson Lisa Mattote Tim Maurais Mark Maurice Robert Maxham Darrell McAuley Mark McDuff Kathy McFaun Barbara McKeon Patrick McNally Debbie Mekkelsen 99 Joyce Merrill Ann Messier Sylvain Metivier Alicia Mielniczuk Diane Miller Karalene Monle Selena Monti Celeste Monty Melanie Moran Donald Morrill Randy Morris Steve Morris Tina Morris Todd Morris Jodi Morse Mary Mroczek Brice Mugford Colleen Mugford Lisa Mugford Stephanie Mulhern Colleen Murphy Christie Murray Peter Murray Edward Nauceder Chris Neddo Leigh Nelson James Noury Tim Oakes Carolyn Olson Patrick Osborne 100 Susan Prindiville Kim Prouty Michael Quinlan Steve Quinlan Brian Ouellette Chantal Parent Jason Parry Gail Parry Rosa Patterson Raymond Pec or Todd Peduzzi John Pelkev Jonica Reid Sylvia Reid Lisa Pelkey Patricia Perreault Tim Perreault Kim Perry Kim Pilette Judv Pinard Linda Pinardi Lisa Plante Anna Pletzer Renee Poirier Debbie Potvin Norman Poulin Pam Pouliot Richard Poulin Ted Prescott Karen Preston 101 Tonya Rich David Richard Cheryle Riley Erich Ristau loan Rivard Sylvie Rivard Debbie Roberts Dain Robinson Polli Rouleau Terri Rouleau Mike Roy Raymond Roy Steve Rubalcaba Rick Rueda Laura Ryan Kim Sample Lisa Sanborn Bill Santin Margie Sartelle Ioann Sassone Norman Savard Susan Sawyer |ohn Schmeeckle Clen Schwarzer Tina Searles Paula Serafino Charlene Sevene Gretchen Secerance Lori Shannon Melissa Shirlock 102 Mary Simmonds Jimmy Smith Ritchie Smith Nancy Sorrentino Becky Sporbert Elizabeth Soule Lori Stewart Charles Supernault Randy Sweet Candace Swift Bruce Talmadge Donald Tenney Lynn Thomas Cindy Thygesen Chris Town Michael Tremblay Pierre Trepanier Kim Tucker Lisa Viau Chris Violette Rick Wade Kevin Walbridge Brent Ward Andy Wass Brian Watker Jean West Lila Weston Douglas White Sandra White Becky Wilbur 103 MUSIC BAND (last row) Roger LeClair, Stephanie Day, Brian Persons, Maryanne Harding, Mr. Flink, (fourth row) Russel Payne, Kevin Bowles, Chip Decker, (third row) Elizabeth Harding, Nancy Gillis, Lisa Maurice, Sue lennis, Sandi Olsen, Gregory Grace, Geoffrey Grace, Victor Guyette, Mark Ciolka, (second row) Michelle Fournier, Scott Gray, Becky Bowles, Cheryl Steinmeyer, Sue Shepard, Ray Bouchard, Al Monty, Carol Hallock, (front row) Patty Maza, Laura Cole, Joyce Merril, Melissa Sherlock. PEP BAND (back row) Cheryl Steinmeyer, Geoffrey Grace, Sue Shepard, Ray Bouchard, Gregory Grace, Mark Ciolke, Stephanie Day, Maryanne Harding, Sandi Olsen, Lisa Steinmeyer, Russel Payne. ORCHESTRA Peter Bowdin, Bill Cameron, Bruce Talmadge, Cheryl Steinmeyer, Chris Roberts, Sam Palmisano, Mrs. LeBlanc. WINOOSKI VALLEY Tim Jennis, Geoffrey Grace, Gregory Grace, Michelle Fournier, Patty Maza. 104 DEPARTMENT CHORUS (back row) Kelly Hutchins, Penny Durkee, Bonnie Wagner, Nancy Clark, John Pelkey, Loriann Bowles, Maureen Willette, Joanne Monty, Judy Houle, (second row) Joanne Brouillette, Shelly McAuley, Lori Gray, lanet Bassett, Mary Agliotta, Darci Lafayette, Lorraine Conti, (front row) Kim Tucker, Angela Martin, Donna Cloutier, Sandi Olsen, Sonia Plumb, Pam Brown, Cheryl Martino. CHORUS DIRECTOR: Mr. Light CHORAL (back row) |ohn Pelkey, Janet Bassett, Judy Houle, Lorian Bowles, Pegev Perry, Maureen Wnlette, Joanne Monty, Andrew Fraser (front row) Pam Brown, Donna Cloutier, Mary Agliotta WINOOSKI VALLEY John Pelkey, Donna Cloutier, Maureen Willette, Joanne Monty, Judy Houle, Sandi Olsen, Sonia Plumb, Andrew Fraser. 105 I 1 Of) LOUDEST: Lynn Currier and Alan Monty ROWDIEST: Lynn Currier and Alan Monty BEST DRESSED: |udy Morale and Arthur Corriveau QUIETEST: Lynn Thompson and Todd Martel MOST CULLIABLE: loanne Bonin and Marco Parent SEXIEST: )eanne Matte and Todd Sutton MR. MRS. SPAULDING Franco Rossi and Brett Martin DONE THE MOST FOR SPAULDING |ulie Tidd and Dan Wobby BIGGEST FLIRTS Tim Lavigne Sarah Moeykens BIGGEST EATERS lustin Perreault Lisa Jacques Alan Monty MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED jsucce 5 s CLASS CLOWNS Alan Monty and Martha Rackliff SMILIEST Bob Desilets Carol Decker iyv MOST MOTHERLY AND MOST FATHERLY |oanne Pinard Dan Wobbv SQUIRRELIEST: Barbra Buzzi and Bill Griffith MR. AND MRS. AMERICA: Christine Perreault and Gordy Welch EVERYBODY'S BUDDY: Terry Settien and Marco Parent HARDEST TO GET A DATE WITH: Brunella Tedeschi and Todd Martel BIGGEST STORY TELLERS: Martha Rackliff and Alan Monty BIGGEST BASEMENT GOERS: Cheryl Cattelona and Tony Tofani BIGGEST PARTY GIVERS: Curriers and Kevin Normando MOST ABSENT MINDED: Joanne Bonnin and Brian Hutchins BEST PERSONALITY: Linda Sykes and Marco Parent MOST RADICAL Martha Rackliff and Chuck Williams BIGGEST PARTY GOERS Paul Jean and Cheryl Cattelona TEACHERS PET Maureen Willette and Jay W'hite 107 BEST ARTIST Arthur Corriveau and Janet Desilets MOST ATHLETIC Shanxi Farr and Bruno Lacroix BEXT BODIES Jeanne Matte Todd Sutton TXJJF Ilf r a T MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT V Alan Monty and Lori Lafrenier MOST MUSICAL Ray Bouchard and Donna Cloutier BEST WRITERS Arthur Corriveau and Ashley Talmadge NEATEST HAIR Tim Lavigne and Margie Blake 108 THE GREAT ICAN S AS TER CAST (back row) Mark Ciolko, Marsha Marsh, Heather Philbrook, Barbra Bootsie, Ken Dugan, Lori Lafrenier, Rene Brassard, Sonia Plumb, Bill Cameron, (third row) Marie Schmeeckle, Doris Aubut, Martha Rackliff, Chuck Williams, Kelly Hutchins, )udy Morale, Yevonne Smith, (second row) Melissa Perez, Bo Kim, Tim |ennis, Kim Gale, Don Tenney, Darci Lafayette, Veronica Miller, (front row) Ann Brunelle, Ms. Sinclair, Alan Thompson, Carolyn Olson, Chris Roy, Michelle Denault, Kenneth Duke. LiL’ W er Back row: Coach Carl Lamson, Tim Busby, Steve Nelson, Todd Coulliard, Rick Pope, Pete Loati, Front row: Frank Demell, Lori Turner, Mark Clough, Muggy Broggini, Peter Ford, Dan Latham. Natmvai. IUIU urntB pa fmtt air rurus tarokt Spaulding Rifle Team • Team Offices Mark Clough — Co-Captain Frank Demell — Co-Captain Todd Couilfard — Vice President Steve Nelson — President tori Tume� — Executive Margarita Broggini - Tim Bushy — Treasurr As in the sears past. '■Mat had A ng rifle tram tor BI The team's toughest mHBH this hern against the United Stales Militarv Pomt and the United Stales Naval Academy at N HI Urvland Both limes the Tide won the air rifle c competition against their freshman teams last year a lew members of the team traveled to the Olympic Training Center in Colorado and to the final tryouts tor the QinnPK team in Arizona Several members of the team this %m 1 an excellent chance to be invited back to compete 'pe again for the United State Team. AMERICAN TARGET CO IM «XJTH JASON fT DWU. rtMOtADO W2IJ Mark Clough making a practice shot Frank Demell takes careful aim Muggy Broggini packing up 113 Varsity: Heidi Arnholm Carol Decker Marge Blake Lynn Gregoire Kathy Fumagalli Sara Moeykens Kristen Columbo Judy Pinard Lori LaFreniere IV: Lorraine Matte Margarita Broggini Leslie Day Kathy Blouin Debbie Potvin Kathy McFaun Kim Prouty Dain Robinson (alt.) Sonda Rouleau Freshman: Kim Columbo Marlene Dion Liz Harding Rosanne Palmisano Lori Willard Betsy Grenier Tracey Blondin (alt.) Cheryl Rounds Karen Moeykens Sandy Fumagalli 117 SHS 71 66 83 72 74 47 56 65 59 73 75 69 63 52 53 64 44 47 70 68 51 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES TEAM OPP. Windsor 49 Windsor 56 U-32 51 Winooski 57 Essex 77 C.V.U. 50 Rice 75 Montpelier 64 So. Burlington 73 Burlington 56 B.F.A. 80 U-32 75 Winooski 60 Essex 51 C.V.U. 52 Rice Montpelier So. Burlington Burlington B.F.A. 102 49 83 '2 61 Playoffs CVU 55 118 Varsity: Front Row: )on Winters, Patricia Maza, Laura Cole (Scorers). Back Row: Coach Batchelder, John Quinlan, Robert Beaudoin, Bruce Talmadge, )ustin Perreault, Layne Gregoire, Mike Blouin, Mike Gingras, Bob Deep, Mark Gagnon, Gordy Welch, Boh Desilets, Coach Pinard. This year's team was composed of five starting Seniors: Gordie Welch, Mike Blouin, Justin Perreault, Mike Gingras, and Layne Gregoire. Their fine effort enabled them to attain a 10-11 season and a tournament birth. These young men and their underclassmen teammates have much to be proud of for their fine achievements. Gordie Welch and Mike Blouin were on the second team NVAC Div. All League, and Justin Perreault was an honorable mention. 119 IV: Front Row: Pat McNally, Allen Chouinard, Danny Martin, Roger Dandurand, Back Row: Coach Batchelder, Kent Batchelder, Bruce Talmadge, Marc Maurice, Tim Oakes, Ron LaPerle, Pete Ford, Laura Cole, Patricia Maza JV SCORES SHS TEAM OPP. 57 Windsor 88 35 Windsor 63 62 U-32 35 59 Winooski 63 62 Essex 81 57 CVU 64 65 Rice 75 57 Montpelier 61 50 So. Burlington 63 50 Burlington 82 52 BFA 45 53 U-32 63 55 Winooski 72 61 Essex 78 51 CVU 60 57 Rice 50 65 Montpelier 71 45 So. Burlington 96 41 Burlington 58 42 BFA 44 120 FRESHMAN SCORES SHS TEAM OPP. 53 Randolph 46 52 Twinfield Montoelier Twinfield 53 51 56 49 61 50 Essex 60 47 CVU 54 56 Rice 32 56 Montpelier 55 37 So. Burlington 42 39 Burlington 59 41 Montpelier 53 47 Montpelier 48 53 Essex 72 39 Rice 38 43 CVU 48 40 Randolph 37 31 60 Burlington Randolph 69 67 53 People s Ac. 36 Freshmen: Front Row: Tim Garibaldi, lames Scalabrini, Mark Ciolko, Chris Pecor, )oe Greene, Jeff Tanguay. Back Row: Coach Beede, Steve Guild, Brian Coletti, Kent Mason, John Gilwee, Mark Dessureau, Kendall Turner, Peter Delphos, Elizabeth )ones 121 Wrestling A team record of 6-8 may look bad to most people, but wrestling top teams in Vermont, New York and Massachusetts brings good experience to a team made up of inexperienced wrestlers. Two of our wrestlers, Dale Smith and co-captain, Steve Bullard, used the experi- ence to obtain respectable positions in the state. Steve finished second in the state and lost to only one person in this state. Dale, finishing third in the state, was able to beat a New England champ from Vergennes. Being able to put together a team of light-weight and inexperienced wrestlers was a hard job for Coaches Welch and Anderson. They were able to do this with their dedication and that of the wrestlers. Next year, I hope that they will be able to put a strong team together and bring the state title back to SHS. Congratulations to Dale, Steve, and the team for their accomplishments and good luck to the team and coaches next year. Co-Captain Dave Lyons VARSITY: Back Row: Brian Elmer, Greg Hodge, Kerry Welch, Robbie Lanpher, Dale Smith, Hector Chaloux, Coach Welch. Front Row: David Lyons, Ramie Hutchinson, Paul Pelkey, Steve Bullard, Brian Ouellette, and Scott Guy. LET'S GO! Ramie plays TWISTER? Some friendly advice from Kerry Welch to Hector Chaloux 122 ).V. Back Row: Sylvain Metievier, Alan Edson, Craig Croteau, Mike McGinley, Coach Anderson. Front Row: Butch Hutchinson, Wayne Shutack, David Williams, and )ohn Cordon. Being low in numbers, we had few JV wrestlers this year. Of these few, four were entered in the Eastern JV State Tour- ney held here at SHS. Two of these wrestlers were able to capture the cham- pionship in their weight classes. They were Craige Croteau and Wayne Shutak. They went on to the state championship, held on the first day of the Varsity States, but ended runners up. Next year they should be very good on the varsity level. David Lyons Co-Captain WRESTLING SCORES SHS TEAM OPP. 30 North Country 41 12 Peru 54 21 Saranac 41 37 Lamoille 24 43 37 St. |ohnsbury Mt. Mansfield 22 30 18 Essex let. 37 18 Westford 36 13 Govenour 52 12 Colchester 49 36 Burlington 30 49 St. Johnsbury 22 38 13 Vergennes Middlebury 28 53 125 X GIRL'S BASKETBALL Varsity: Coach Atkins, Celeste Monty (scorer), Kim (acobs, Lisa Currier, Jane Funk, Cathie Batchelder, Lynn Currier, Kay Gregoire, Sharon Farr, Gail Walbridge, and Marie Potvin. Absent: Lauren Gingras, Michele Lauzon, and Carol Morin. 126 Being a member of a team means something different to each person. This year the Girl's Basketball team shared many memorable times, on and off the court. Who will ever forget . .. the extremely DEEP conversations that Sharon and Lisa had, on some very WIDE subjects? Lvnn's fabulous card tricks at BHS? And the nick names: Puppy, Birdie, Twink, Fats, Ging, Michelle (who?), Kay-Bell, Batch, Tuna, and we were all women at one time or another. Lynn, watch out for that invisible man you're guarding! What's the speciality for the day Micky? The Tide has Bowdine! There are also the basketball games that won't be forgotten. A thriller at Essex |ct. and an emotionally good win against CY'U. These are onlv two out of nineteen. Although we lost our first tournament game at Mississquoi, we finished with 12 wins and 6 losses — the best girl's record in several years. The starting line-up, consisting of seniors Sharon Farr, jane Funk, Lisa Currier, Lynn Currier, and sophomore Kay Gregoire, were pleased to receive honorable mention to the state's All-Star Team, a great accomplishment. The seniors want to wish next year's team the best of luck! Remember ... celebrate good times, c'mon!! VARSITY SCORES SHS TEAM OPP. 46 Montpelier 33 33 CVU 59 54 Middleburv 44 46 Essex 55 56 U-32 43 57 Montpelier 42 34 Rice 66 61 BFA 41 36 So. Burlington 49 50 Burlington 27 52 CVU 43 62 U-32 37 54 Middleburv 44 52 Essex 50 50 Rice 70 68 BFA 66 38 So. Burlington 54 43 Burlington 33 Playoff 59 Missisquoi 67 127 IV Front Row: Stephanie Mulhern, Beth Couture, Diane Deuso, Anna Pletzer, Jodi Malnati, Maria Schmeeckle Pam Corson. Back Row: Coach Atkins, Maria Couture, Pam Chatot, Chrysanne Prevost, Lisa Mugford, Laura Casey, Renee Poirier, Ass t Coach Debbie LaFaille, Celeste Monty. Absent: Lori Ann Bowles and Carol Violette. 129 OOO VARSITY HOCKEY SCORES SHS TEAM OPP. 4 Burlington 2 5 BFA 4 5 No. Country Nfci 1 3 Missisquoi 4 7 Winslow, Me. 1 4 Waterville, Me. 7 4 So. Burlington 3 5 cvc 3 5 W Rice Q % 4 1 Essex 6 1 Burlington 6 3 BFA 5 7 No. Country 2 2 Missisquoi 6 3 So. Burlington 1 5 CVU 3 2 Essex 7 3 Rice 2 130 Move out, I'm cornin' through! Varsity: Front Row: Dan Grandbois, Christian Parent, Greg Rouleau, Mike Kittredge, Jeff Salvador, Bruce Axten. Middle Row: Ray Thivierge, Jeff Rivard, Todd Martel, Bruno LaCroix, John Eastman. Back Row: Peter Bedia, Coach Lamarre, Gary Gosselin, Dave Guild, Mark McKinstry, Rick Quinlan, Brian Wilkin, Marco Parent, Shawn Thygesen, Reid Kiniry, Coach Poirier, Mr. Rapalje. The 1980-1981 Hockey team started their practices on November 15, with 60 boys trying out for 36 slots, one of the largest turnouts ever. Marco Parent and Bruno LaCroix were elected co-captains. On the whole the team was very successful, winning 10 of 16 games in the League to finish in 3rd place. The team also took the runner-up slot in the Waterville Maine Christmas Tourney. In the Playoffs, the Tide defeated South Burlington 5-4 in overtime. They lost in the semi-finals to Missisquoi 2-1, also in overtime. Junior Shawn Thygesen was this year's leading scorer with 28 total points. Shawn was selected on this year's V.H.L. All-Star 2nd Team. Marco Parent, Gary Gosselin and Dave Guild received honorable mention. The Tide graduates Bruno LaCroix, Marco Parent, and John Eastman. Also, Mr. Poirier will step down after 11 years of coaching the Tide. Over the past 11 years, the team had over 160 wins under his guidance. 131 132 J.V. Hockey Team Kevin Major Ray Rouleau Mike Costantini Kevin Brault Tony Lavigne ).P. Rouleau Steve Winchester Dominic Bilodeau jerry Hood Chris Bevington )ohn Pelkey Robbie Maxham jim Duprey Todd Hayward Joe Carrigan We're gonna do it! :___________________________________ What happened' |V HOCKEY SCORES SHS TEAM 6 No. Country 3 Hanover, N.H. 4 ' Berlin, N.H. 3 So. Burlington 3 CVU 6 Essex J 3 No. Country 6 Essex 2 Berlin, N.H. 4 Hanover, N.H. 9 U-32 8 Montpelier 10 Barre Bantams 9 Stowe OPP. 4 3 1 4 5 6 3 4 5 5 4 1 1 4 2 A defeat A victory! 133 CARNIVAL 81 CLASS OF EIGHTY-FOUR FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Sandy Fumagalli, Secretary Ed Noury, Treasurer Karen Moeykens, President Betsy Grenier, Vice-President Doug Abare Sara Allinson Marcia Amsden Yves Argui n Troy Aubut Sue Austin Lisa Babic Tina Bach Marjorie Bailey Wendy Ballard |eff Barclay Lisa Barclay Bob Barnett Wendell Barney Melissa Bartlett Rose Bell Todd Bean Brian Benoit Jim Benoit Laura Bianchi Dominic Bilodeau Linda Bizzozero Lynn Blake Lloyd Blakely Tracy Blondin Kristi Blow Laura Bolles Rita Bouchard Keith Boucher Chris Bowen Lorianne Bowen Kevin Brault Daniel Brochu Joan Brouillette Wilbur Brown Scott Bullard Christopher Burke Annette Butler Mike Cadorette Valerie Candage Julie Carpenter Laura Casey Hector Chaloux Andrea Chapin Alan Charland Pamela Chatot Lisa Cheever Mark Ciolko Karen Clark Aldo Coletti Brian Coletti Kim Colombo Robert Comolli Toby Compo Jodi Corning Jeff Cormier Tony Coslett Mike Costantini Michele Cota Elizabeth Couture 138 Maria Couture Paula Crawford Tom Crawford Craig Croteau Doug Crowningshield |oni Cultrera David Day Chip Decker Karen Decker Peter Delphos Michele Denault Dyan Dessureau Mark Dessureau Margret Devine John Diefenbach Marlene Dion Christine Domenichelli Steven Doyon Cliff Duprev Marylou Dunkling Jim Duquette Malcolm Durkee Stacie Dwyer Gina Edson Veronica Elmer Edward Emmons Duane Ennis Tom Estes Dena Estivill Debbie Farnham 139 Mike Farnham Hank Fisher Delcinea Fletcher Wade Flood Peter Fiorucci Lisa Flynn Linda Fournier Belinda Fuller Sandra Fumagalli Debbie Gagne |eff Gagne |oel Garbacik Tim Gariboldi Molissa Garr Mike Gaudreault Vicki Gaylord lohn Gilwee Kim Giroux Roxie Giroux John Gordon Joanne Gorton Ben Gosselin Steve Gosselin Jeff Gould Joey Graves Joe Greene Betsy Grenier Steve Guild Scott Guy Jon Hall Mike Hal lock Elizabeth Harding Dolores Harrington David Healy Armand Hebert fackie Hedding Danny Holland Tom Hood Patty Hussey Brian Hutchinson Heidi Jackman David |acobs David Jenkins Elizabeth Jones George Jones Sue Jorgenson Karl Jurentkuff Christine Keenan Bo Kim Susan Kiniry Brad Kreis Louis LeCroix Denise Lafayette Chris Lamphere Kerry Lamphear Janet LaPerle Ronnie LaPerle Thomas LaPerle Sandy Lavalliere Tony Lavigne 1 X V ■ m XI A dm Ro$er LeClair Ghislain Leclerc Gregory Lemay Laurie Lyons Kevin Major Cathy Martel Angela Martin David Martin Robin Martin Scott Martin Kent Mason Timmy Massey Lisa Matson Lorraine Matte Jodie Mattson Charleen McAuley Bennet Me Faun Michael McGinley Lori Jo McQueen Karen Moeykens Steven Molind Diane Monte Anne Morrill Henry Morris Nancy Morris Shawn Morton Scott Moses Mary Mulligan Catherine Murdock Maureen Murphy 142 Doug Murray Scott Murray Jeff Nolan Ellen Normandeau Edward Noury Susan Nutbrown Kim Oakes Ronald Orr |an Osborne Maryse Ouellette Sandra Ouellette Carla Owen loanne Palmisano Rosanne Palmisano Sam Palmisano Jason Paquet Joel Paquet Darlene Parker Cara Parnigoni Erin Patch Russell Payne Brian Peake Holly Peake Christopher Pecor Tammy Peduzzi Mike Pel key Julie Pellerin Kathv Peloquin Michele Peloquin Randy Pelto 143 Colin Philbrook Janet Plante Phil Poulin Kim Pouliot Terri Prescott Chrysanne Prevost Marc Proteau Kristen Proulx Lisa Rancourt Jim Randall Ellen Raymond Lisa Rivard Todd Reichenberger Karen Roberts Angela Richardson Lorie Rogers David Richardson Ken Rohrer Dennis Rilev Nancy Roth loanne Rouleau John Paul Rouleau Raymond Rouleau Sonda Rouleau Cheryl Rounds Michelle Routhier Pam Roy Ronald Roy Scott Royce Brian Royea Angela Rueda Robbie Ruel Bruce Russell Anne Ryan Tom Sanville Alisa Sartelle Stephen Savoie Lori Sawyer Rosanne Sayers |im Scalabrini Maria Schmeeckle Ellen Senecal Felicia Serafino Tina Setien Wayne Shutak Melodie Shepard Scott Sherman Helen Shutak Peter Shuttle Wendy Smith Yvonne Smith Jon Solomon Erwin Stevens Robin Svarfvar Jeff Tanguay Glen Thibault Beth Titus David Thompson Rose Thompson Angela Tomasi David Thurber Gino Tosi Mike Trepanier Kendall Turner Brad Tubbs Jeff Untiedt Carol Violette Sandy Violette Cecile Virge Kim Quinlan Heidi Wagner Brenda Wallace Tina Wallace Todd Watts Danele Webster Denise Webster |im Weeks Kerry Welch Sharon West Sonja West Doug West Julie White Alan Whitcomb Wendy Wildbur Lori Willard David Williams Steve Winchester Bill Wolfel Cheryl Wright 146 Senior Directory • Shane Abare RD 1, Barre • Steve Abare RD 1, Barre Navy • Carol Alexander 15 Hilltop Ave. • Tina Alexander 789 N. 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Day Care Center • Scott Anderson RR I Cobble Hill VTC, VICA • Theresa Back PO Box 121 Interact Club Hesser College — Executive Secretary • Penny Bailey Box 128, East Barre Chorus, Chorale, Nurses Aide Eastern Merronite College — Food Management • Timothy Baker RD 1 Trow Hill • Karyn Barcomb rD 2 Beck lev St. Cheerleading, DECA President, Honor Roll (1- 4) Champlain College • Dennis Baril RD 2 Bolster Rd. • Bonnie Batchelder Robin Drive RD 4 Special Olympics, Tennis Business College — Woman Executive • Thomas Bell Robin Drive RD 4 • Thomas Bell 12 Cliff St. Band, Merchandising • Donald Bellavance 99 Smith Street Hockey, Hockey Manager Bellavance Trucking • John Berard 5 Zan Street Football, Track, Chess Club, Model U.N., Varsi- ty S • Deborah Bernasconi 14 First Street FBLA Secretary, Library Aide Champlain College • Tami Binaghi Box 239, South Barre Student Council, Interact, Chorus UVM — Elementary Education • Marjorie Blake 139 Berlin St. Sr. Class President, Track, Field Hockey, Cheer- leading, Varsity S College • Donald Blodgett RFD 2, Barre Truck Driver • Michael Blouin 201 Fairvew St. • Rebecca Bo lies West Hill Band, College RN • lohanne Bonin 101 Summer St. ECHO, Cheerleading, Student Council, French Club, Sentinel, A.I.F.S., Who's Who Among High School Students Fashion Institute of Fort Lauderdale • Lori Booth 285 Tremont St. Tennis, Co-Editor of Sentinel, National Honor Society College — T.V. Reporter • Raymond Bouchard 47 Elm. St. Pep Band, Stage Band, Chess Club, Student Council College • Gilles Boudreault 152 South Main St. • Louis Boutin Cano Drive Soccer, Student Council, Track, Stage Band, Bar Tender • Ricky Boutin Baptist St. Box 114 • Rhonda Boyce 100 Summer St. Jr. Prom Committee Champlain College • Linda Brault 213 Washington St. DECA College • Christine Bresett (Dexter) 36 Berlin Street • Debbra Bresett (List) 35 Circle Street Health Occupations Operating Room Technician • William Bresette 35 Branch Street Football, Track Navy Mercy! We re finally getting out! • Scott Brimblecombe Box 139, East Barre Sentinel, FBLA, Baseball Manager Auto rac- ing Wonderful • |uanita Broggini 11 Cabot Street National Honor Society Working for the state Reach for the Stars • Cheryl Brooks Bianchi Street U.S. Army • Francis Brooks Box 111 Football • Brenda Brown Limehurst Trailor Park, Williamston Special Olympics • Edward Brown October Lane, Montpelier Salesman • Kevin Browning RD 1, Barre Key Club, VICA Prep School • Steven Bullard RD 3 Wrestling • Tim Busby Cassie Road Rifle Club U.S. Airforce • Rebecca Butler RD 2 Croton Secretarial Work • Steve Butler RFD 2 Groton Truck Driver • Barbara Buzzi RFD 3 Majorettes, Sentinel, Office Aide, Chorus There are places I'll remember all my life. • lames Cadorette 4 Cedar St. Printer • William Cameron RFD 1, Barre • Craig Carpenter RFD 2, Barre College • Nicholas Cassani RD 2 Barre • John Carroll Star Route, East Barre • Cheryl Cattelona RD 2, Barre • )oAnn Chaloux RD 2, Barre Track, ECHO, junior Prom Committee Secretary I'll think about it, • Gary Champy Oak Drive Football, Baseball, Key Club, Varsity S College • Marianne Charrier 113 Prospect St. • Russell Chase Circle St., Williamstown .Carpenter • Charles Chatot RD 1 Rifle Club, Karate U.S. Marine Peace through superior firepower • Brenda Chouinard Thunder Road Cheerleading • Mark Clough Ridgewood Terrace Rifle Club, Rifle Team, Golf, Soccer, Karate U.S. Navy App that is gold does not glitter, not all those who wander are lost. • Donna Cloutier Box 135, Graniteville Accompaniest Chorus, Chorale, All-State, French Club, Student Council, Orchestra — Winooski Valley, X-Mas Ball Chairman Music Therapy • Annette Comolli 6 Willey St. Library Aide, Secretary No matter how hard school gets, just keep smiling to the end. It's worth it. • Debra Corey RD 2, Barre VICA, Chrous, Boys Basketball Manager Vermont College No Biggie • Tamyra Corliss 91 Brook St. Sentinel Staff, DECA, Library Aide, Help gym D.O. classes College . Is that a threat or a promise • James Corning Balsam Drive Baseball, Soccer, Student Council, Tennis UVM • Gregory Corrigan 7 Lague Lane Track, Baseball, Key Club, VICA, CYO Basket- ball College • Arthur Corriveau Box 267 East Barre Sentinel, National Honor Society, Journalism Immorality is OK, if you're Dressed for it n • Frederick Costantini 72 Onward Street • Yvan Cote 12 Walnut Stret Track, Musician liven Yvan • Kim Cotnoir 12 Walnut Street • Todd Couillard 55 Merchant St. Rifle Team, Ski Club, ECHO College • Liane Couture Miller Road, West Hill UVM Freedom at last! • Lisa Currier RFD 1, Barre Softball, Track, Basketball, Varsity S Col- lege • Lvnn Currier RFD 1, Barre Field hockey, Basketball, Softball, Varsity S College • Douglas Davenport 147 RD 2, Barre • Donna Davis Box 287 S. Barre Office Aide College — CPA • Gail deBeaumont 24 French St. Spanish Club, FBLA College A smile a dav makes the sunshine stay! • Ruth Deberville Box 69 • Carol Decker Trow Hill Cheerleading, Student Council, Interact, Varsi- ty 5 , ECHO, Office Aide Nursing Smile • lanet Desilets 53 Hill Street Softball Champlain College Long live the king! • I an ice Desliets 53 Hill Street Softball, Junior Prom Committee College (Champlain) ... Always make time for love and laughter — you can never get enough. • Robert Desliets 162 South Main Varsity Basketball, Track, Student Council, Home room representative, key club, Varsity S . College The key to success is having a winning attitude and staying straight. • Sue Desmarais 47 Beacon St. • Debra Diego 120 River Street • Lucretia Dodge RFD 1, East Montpelier Special Olympics, Soccer, Poly Hockey, Bas- ketball, Skiing, Track • William Dudley Box 765, Barre Soccer, Basketball, Golf • Christopher Duff 21 Woodland Drive DECA Champlain College • Paula Dunham RD 1 Graniteville Navy College • Jeffrey Dunn 16 Gran view Ave. Soccer, Baseball, VICA College • Barry Eastman Box 1, East Barre • John Eastman Beckley Hill • Mark Eisenwinter Clover Lane • Brian Elmer 91 Allen St. Basketball, Wrestling • David Emerson 17 Northfield St., Montpelier • Steven Erno 8 Palmisano Plaza Army • Ronald Ersing 3 Portland St. Chef • Sharyn Farr Box 306 Field Hockey, Softball, Basketball Varsity S • Carol Favreau Lemay Drive College Memory is the treasury and guardian of all things. Cicero • Carl Federico Box 39, Websterville • David Fish Osborne Road Soccer Wrestling, Navy Karate, just for the kicks. • Scott Fitts Taplin Road Baseball, Soccer, Hockey, Interact Crimin- al Justice at North Eastern • Judy Foote R4 Barre Drama Club, Psychology field, The prayers of peace are born of the freedom in the wind, the clouds, the rivers, the forests, and the celestial bodies. • Patrick Foran 2 Plain St. Baseball, Navy • Thomas Foran 2 Plain St. Army • Guy Fortier 139 N. Seminary St. Football, Wrestling, Interact, Varsity S , Col- lege • Lori Foriter 4 Velle Ave. School of Cosmotology • Michael Fortin Beckley Hill • Michelle Fournier Box 202, East Barre FBLA, Band, Chorus, Chorale Business Col- lege . If my mind can conceive it, and my heart can believe it, I know I can achieve if! • Scott Fraser 11 Cambria St. • lane Funk Willow Drive Basketball, Echo, Sentinel, Varsity S . It's not so important to be serious as it is to be serious about the important. • Elizabeth Galagher RD 1 • Laura Galli 85 Orange St. Baseball, Scorekeeper, Football Statistician, Yearbook Staff, Office Aide, Guidance Aide, National Honor Society UVM-Medical Field Keep on believing your dreams can come true! • Michael Gallo RD 3 Birch wood Park Basketball, Tennis College-Mechanical En- gineering Go for it! • Francis Gattone 43 |ohn St. • Michael Gay 25 Brook St. Wrestling, Track, Baseball Army National Guard • Paula Geake 186 Elm St. Student Council, Pep Club, Softball, Basketball, Chorus I just love school! • Wendy Giacherio 209 Hill St. Interact • Lauren Gingras 80 Park St. Softball, Basketball, Girl's State, National Hon- or Society, Varsity S College- Environmental Engineering To each their own. • Michael Gingras Trow Hill Key Club, Varsity S , VICA, Football, Baseball Air Force • Christopher Goodnow Beckley Hill Key Club, Varsity S , Football, Basketball College • Kenneth Goodrich Route 1, Moretown Special Olympics, Ski Team, Basketball • Peter Gosselin 20 Colby St. Hockey Navy • Denise Goulet 16 Ossola Place Football Statistician, Guidance Office Aide • loan Gouette Windy Wood Road Cheerleading, Spanish Club, Interact Dance Instructor • Liselle Grandbois Washington, VT French Club Hey! • Scott Gray RFD 3 Band, ECHO College May the wind under your wings bear you where the sun sails and the moon walks • fames Green Owen Drive • Jeffrey Gregoire Box 59, Websterville • Julie Gregoire 28 Wiley Street • Layne Gregoire 61 Perry St. Basketball, Soccer, Key Club, Boys State • Timothy Grenon Box 75 Websterville FBLA, Sentinel College Thrilling • William Griffith 29 Hillside Ave. Football, VICA, Computer Club, Spanish Club, Rifle Club, Physics Club Techmcal Business • Mark Groleau 31 Bailey St. Business School You're Dreaming • Victor Guyette 419 North Main St. • Penny Hamilton Birchwood Park Dr. • Kim Hamlin Hillcrest Lane Band, Interact College • Maryanne Harding Trow Hill Student Council, Field Hockey, Softball, Track, Band, Spanish Club, Interact, FBLA, Variety S , ECHO, Office Aide, Scholastic S', National Honor Society, Principal's List College • Jennifer Harrington 98 Circle St. • Terry Hebert 3 Cedar St. Football, VICA, Wrestling • Donald Henry Route 2, Lemay Dr. • Brian Hill 18 Highland Ave. • Stephanie Hoag 23 Valliere Ave. Field Hockey, Interact, Office Aide, Varsity S , Computer Club College Every- thing in the past died yesterday; Everything in the future is born today. • Chris Hoch 130 Prospect St. J.V. Football, Wrestling Army • William Hodge III East Corinth Football • Patricia Holland 33 Prospect St. Ski Club, Pep Club Champlain College That which is bitter to endure may be sweet to remember. • Gail Houle 21 Warren St. VICA College Say what you feel, but think about it before you say it. • Carolyn Hoyt 6 Pouliot Ave. Track, Interact, FBLA Champlain College • John Hrubovcak 27 French Street Wrestling ATC Music and more Music 148 • Brian Hutchins Box 218, South Barre Football, Baseball, Varsity S , Key Club College • Bruce Hutchins Box 218, South Barre • Timothy Hutchins 30 Third St. Football, Baseball Navy • Bernadette Isabelle 30 13 gyp Track, VICA, Tennis College The step to succeeding is knowing you tried. • Lisa Jacques 12 Palmisano Plaza Track, Softball College Fashion Mer- chandising • Giselle Jalbert lalbert Road Navy • Paul lean 45 Abbott Ave. Football, Basketball, Track, VICA • Dawn |enkins 18 Eastern Ave. VTC 18 Eastern Ave. . . Drama Club, Chorus Cosmetologist Men have their will but women will have their way. • Timothy Jenness RD 1 Barre Spanish Club, A.F.S., Band, Drama Club, Sen- •inel — Co-editor, Tennis, Soccer, Boys State, Honor Roll, Winooski Valley Festival Grove City College It is much better to be one who works hard, rather than one who hardly works. • Julie Johnson Quarry Hill Dr. Track, Interact, DECA • Richard Johnson Quarry Hill Dr. • Christopher Judd 5 Academy St. Baseball, Hockey, DECA Vice President Navy • |ody Karnedy 8 Sparrow Ave. Spanish Club, Interact, Drama Club, Class Officer Champlain College • Robert Kerr 8 Maple Grove • Michelle Labbe Richardson Road College Thats Life! • Bruno LaCroix RR 1 Hockey, Soccer, Baseball, Varsity S • Lori Lafreniere P.O. Box 204 E. Barre Band, Drama Club, Track, Varsity S , Cheer- leading, National Honor Society Dean Jr. College I love life more today that I did yesterday but less than I will tomorrow. • Anthony Lajeunesse 15 Pepin Place Navy • Joseph Lajeunesse 15 Pepin Place Army • Raymond Langevine RD 1 Cutler Comers Navy • Katharine Lanpher Trow Hill Cheerleading, Scorekeeper, Chorus lege • Donald LaRock Col- 140 S. Main Waterbury Special Olympics, Soccer, Poly Hockey, Bas- ketball, Skiing, Track • Suzanne LaRose 145 Washington St. Majorettes College Hey teachers leave us kids alone. • Debbie Lavigne West Hill Cosmetology School • Timothy Lavigne Box 324 S. Barre Drama Club, Spanish Club, VICA, Sentinel, Key Club, Wrestling, Golf . Technical College of Architecture Amazing • Lisa LeClair 36 Hill St. Business College A merry heart goes twice the way that tires a sad one • James Lewis 11 Bugbee Ave. Printer • Michael Lewis Bugbee Ave. It wasn't me! • Catherine Long 38 Liberty St. Band, Bsaeball Scorekeeper, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, ECHO, College Occupational Therapist Keep on dream- ing because dreams last forever. • Mary Lorenzini RD 3 Ski Club, Track, ECHO, Student Council Writer Education is hanging around until you've caught on. • David Lyons Short St. Wrestling, Track, Varsity S . VTC Elec- tronics Engineering. • Todd MacDuff RD 4 Jrack, Rifle Club, VICA, Close Up, AIFS Student Council College Computer or Aeronantical Engineering Frankly I don't give a damn! • Timothy Machell RFD 3 • John Mackenzie West Skylark Terrace Student Council, ECHO, Key Club, Close Up Tennis, Rifle, VICA College Architecture or Civil Engineering Only the good die young, and I shall return. • Marcia Marsh RD2 Sterling Estates Majorette, AFS, Chorus, AIFS College — work • Todd Martell Cano Drive • Brett Martin 28 Delmont Ave. Interact Co-president, Student Council, Echo Sales Pharmacy major • Cheryl Martino RD1 FBLA, Chorus, Honor roll. National Honor Society, Who's Who among American High School students Beautician I finally made it! • Tine Matson RFD2 • Jeanne Matte 523 North Main Street Cheerleader, Field Hockey, Spanish club College Airline — Travel Be yourself • Donald McDuff Beckly Hill Air Force • Louiss Me Lam East Corinth Band, Guidance Aid College — Accounting You can only improve by working at it and only you can do it. • Bruce McLauglin RD2 VICA Diesel Mechanic . May the wind under your wings bear you where the sun sails and the moon walks. • Lori McPherson 109 Woodland Drive Cheerleading, Field Hockey, Interact, Special Olympics, Secretary of Sr. Class, Varsity S College — Travel Management Every- one has a key that shall open the door of suc- cess. • Donna Miana 26 Green St. , , _ .. Spanish Club Champlain College • Susan Mielniczuk 31 Westwood Parkway Chorus, Sentinel Staff, Drama Club College — Writer No matter what we may gain in life, friends are our most valuable assets. • Veronica Miller Box A6, West Topsham • Scott Millington 163 Hill St. • Dominic Mitchell 9B Merchant St. • Sara Moeykens Spruce Lane • Alan Monty Richardson Rd. Track, Football, Stage Band, Varsity S , Span- ish Club President College • Joanne Monty 165 Hill St. Student Council, French Club, Office Aide, Chorale, Winooski Valley, All State • Michel ine Monty Osborne Rd. Cheerleading, Field Hockey, Varsity $ Presi- dent, Girl's State, Soph. Class Vice-President, Homeroom Representative, National Honor Society College — Computer Science Share with me my sadness and I'll share with you my joy. • Judith Morale 36 Berkeley St. Student Council, Interact Vice-President, Dra- ma Club, Field Hockey Quinnipic College — Physical Therapy For it is in giving that we receive. • Daniel Morrison Box 145, Washington • Kathleen Nelson 33 Long St. , „ French Club, VICA, Softball Springfield Tech. — Physical Therapy • Stephen Nelson Box 299, South Barre Rifle Team, Spanish Club College — Archaeology • Kevin Normandeau 49 Fortney Place VICA, DECA Parliamentarian, Sr. Review Board College • Sandra Olsen RR 4 Cassie Rd. Band, Stage Band, Pep Band, Chorus, Field Hockey College • Steven Osborne Box 79 Washington Track U.S. Army • George Otis 1 Allen St. • Charles Palmisano 19 Hubbard St. Track, Golf, Football, Key Club College — Law There's always an easier way. • Marco Parent Maple St. South Barre Co-Captain Soccer, Co-Captain Hockey, Varsi- ty S , Boy 's State College If you want it, go for it! • Raymond Parizo 32 Main St. Work • Melanie Patch Box 62, East Barre Band, Drar a College — Interior Design 149 “Say what? • Debbie Pec or Ledge Drive • Brad Pel Ion Meadowcrest Lane Key Club, Spanish Club, New England Math League, Computer Club UVM • Mary Peloquin 9 Cedar St. Chorus, National Honor Society • Philip Pepin Box 566, Barre • Christine Perreault Box 253, East Barre Field Hockey, Varsity “S , Spanish Club, Spe- cial Olympics, Office Aide College — Busi- ness Administration • Justin Perreault 214 Fairview St. Basketball, Kev Club, VICA, National Honor Society, Boy's State RPI • Kevin Perreault 234 Waterman St. • Krissi Perreault Box 92, Barre Student Council, Latin Club Vice-President, VICA Treasurer, VICA President VTC — Mechanical Engineering • Julie Perry 10 Harrison Ave. Work — Secretary . “I hope my classmates enjoyed SHS as much as I did ' • Joanne Pinard RD. 4 Basketball, Field Hockey, Softball, FBLA, Sr. Class Treasurer, Varsity S Treasuruer, Girl's State College — Elementary Education • Susan Pittsley Box 64, South Barre Chorus “The only way to see faith is to shut the eye of reason. • Dianne Plante 18 Willey St. Cheerleading, Student Council, VICA, Track, Echo Staff Champlain College • Lianne Plante 18 Willey St. DECA College — Art “Party while you can! • Sonia Plumb Box 42, Washington Drama Club, Track, Spanish Club, Chorus, Orchestra, Yearbook Staff Health Occupa- tion “All are needed by each one, nothing is fair or good alone. • Robert Pomer West Topsham • Dana Potvin North Main St. • Marie Potvin 180 Washington St. Chesire School of Nursing • Marlvne Pouliot South Barre French Club, Honor Roll, National Honor Soci- ety Cosmetology School “Have a good day! • Russell Pratt Gran view Drive • Marlin Prevost 48 Pleasant St. • Martha Rachliff Sterling Estates • Renette Richard 52 Granite St. Pep Club, Spanish Club College You're life is a mirror reflecting yourself • Carmen Riendeau 9 Eastern Ave. French Club, Student Council, Track, Ski Club, DECA Cosmetology School • Jenny Rivard 15 Sunrise Ave. • Lori Rivers Box 54, Graniteville • Shirley Robbins Rd 1, Websterville • Alan Roberts Barre • Kendall Roberts Box 47. Websterville Baseball VTC • Jeffrey Roberts Rd. 1, Plainsfield • Tammy Robinson 26 Merchant St. VICA College • Jeffrey Rogers East Hill VICA • Franco Rossi 83 Bailey St. Soccer, Basketball, Baseball College — Architecture • Mary Roy 69 Franklin St. •Shaunn Rugo Rd. 3, South Barre Track, Cheerleading, Field Hockey College — UVM • Mark Sanborn Box 76, Websterville College • Harold Santamore Rd. 1 • Cheryl Seel Oak Drive Softball, Ski Club, VICA Jush call me Seeley. • Steven Setien 37 Thomas St. • Terry Setien 19 Pleasant St. Field Hockey, Varsity “S , Special Olympics, Spanish Club College — Nursing If you love something, set it free; If it returns, it is yours; if it doesn't, it never was. • Lars Severance RFD 1 Aeronautical Engineering • Arthur Shannon 3 Bank St. Soccer, Basketball, VICA College • Roger Sicely Jr. 97 Woodland Drive Baseball, FBLA • Cynthia Smith Granview Drive Champlain College • Joy Solomon East Barre College • Steve Spear Rd. 2 • Cheryl Steinmeyer Box 135, Barre • Michael Steinmeyer Box 135, Barre • Randall Stewart 12 Hale St. • Todd Sutton Osborne Rd. Track, Baseball, Football, Varsity S , Key Club, Boy's State College • Linda Sykes 31 Lague Lane Student Council, FBLA, Track, Spanish Club College — Accounting “Keep on smiling! • Ashley Talmadge Pine Hill Rd. • Brunella Tedeschi 9 Arioli Drive Track College — Fashion Merchandising • Doris Tenney 50 Lawrence Ave. • Mark Thibault Rd. 4 • Alan Thompson 9 High Holborn St. • Lynn Thompson 35 Elliston St. • Thomas Thygesen 33 Madison Ave. • Julie Tidd 160 Washington 5t. Band, Spanisn Club, Interact, Drama Club, Stu- dent Council President, Girl's State, Voice of Democracy, Sr. Review Board College — Public Relations . I have traveled to the rainbow's end and not found gold, but you mv friend. • Ronald Tofani, Jr. 6 Henry St. • Rhonda Tomasini Box 136, South Barre Cheerleading, Softball, Interact, Special Olym- pics, Field Hockey Work • Michele Trepanier Farwell St. Ext. Air Force Flight Attendant • Leslie Turcotte Box 197, Graniteville Latin Club, Drama Club • Debra Tyler 9 Kirk St. College — Social Work • Clement Vaillancourt 1 First St. • Bonnie Wagner 36 Hall St. Chorus College — Child Care • Gail Walbridge Clover Lane Softball, Basketball, Field Hockey, Varsity “S • Gordon Welch 36 Maple Ave. • Winston Weston RFD 1, Montpelier • Walter Whaples Lague Drive Basketball, Soccer, Interact College • Deirdre Whitcomb Box 162, East Barre Softball, Drama Club It is a far far better thing than I have ever done. It is a far far better rest than I have ever known. • Jay White Box 222, Barre • Maureen Willette Box 215, Graniteville Chorus, Chorale, Orchestra, Winooski Valley, All State Choir, Student Council, French Club, National Honor Society College — Physical Therapy|| “Never be afraid to be yourself. Box 1023, East Corinth Band, Culinary Arts Club Secretary New Hampshire Business College •Charles Williams Box 132, South Barre Sentinel, Student Council, Football, AFS, Varsi- ty $ , Drama Club, Key Club, Basketball Man- ager, Century III State Winner, Close-Up, Pro- ject Scotland Macalester College — Writ- ing Be Narrow-minded about being broad-Minded. • Mark Williams 13 Green St. • Michael Williams 13 Green St. • Daniel Wobby 22 East Parkside Terrace Basketball, Football, Key Club President, Sr. Class Vice-President, Boy's State College — Business Management “If you can't win, make the one ahead of you break the record. 150 THE STAFF Back Row: Scott Gray, Ken Duke, John Mackenzie, Arthur Corriveau, Maryanne Harding. Front Row: Tammy Garceau, Sonia Plumb, Brett Martin, Laura Galli, Mary Lorenzini Our Echo is not just a book. It is a group of people who have given countless hours of their time to make sure that the 1981 year at Spaulding High School has been recorded. Our Echo is nqfliftt Ihe smiling sefrfor pictures, the funny candids, the space to all tOgrap ft and to We autographed It is the accumulation of tedious typing, frustrating lay-outs, boring oroofreading. It is the . endless setback and |he impossibl§ d adlin?S. It is the change in advisors and the wondering if therf was going to BE an Our Echo. However, there hasneep onepersprjyvho has shone through it all. She typed when She'S done well beyond'tier share, kept it going througn the b pwn rs, rejoiced with us all, during ihe high spots, therk. Sometimes, alone. 1 then the Mother of theiYear A fUfTFgoes to fRtJ” Editor-in-cmef, 2nd Semester Simply, she w If Our Echo Laura Galli .. Ken and Tammy hard at work 151 Mr. Freeman, Yearbook Advisor Echo Room — Beehive of activity! CAPTURING THE MEMORIES Making an executive decision. Art Corriveau Laura just can't put it down! IN OUR ECHO Tammy Garceau Genius at work! 153 CLASS PROPHECY JULY 1,2001:1 was driving down the street, desperately trying to think of an idea for a story. My editors at the Washington Post had given me a deadline and I needed an inspiration — fast. As I impatiently braked for a light, I saw a suspicious-looking character sporting a three-piece suit and a briefcase cross the street in front of me. I looked more closely and recognized the valedictorian of my high school class, Justin Perreault. He was the first fellow sufferer from high school that I had seen since graduation. Suddenly, an inspiration hit me. I had my story: What happened to the Class of 1981? JULY 4, 2001: I managed to track lustin down today. He's doing, uh . . . quite well (condo in Palm Beach, the whole bit). He works for a think tank which pays him to think ... something he does rather easily, if I remember correctly. |ULY 6, 2001: Good News! I ran into Micheline Monty today at an IBM convention. She was not only at it, she was chairperson of it. Seems that she is the vice-president of IBM. Funny, but I always pictured her as the domestic type. Some people have all the luck. JULY 9, 2001: By pure chance I happened to run into Al Monty today. He runs a gourmet food restaurant called All You Can Eat , and he moonlights as a stand-up comedian. He wrote a bestseller last year called One Thousand and One Gross lokes. I always knew he'd make a big splash in the entertainment world. JULY 12, 2001: Classmates and more classmates. Check out these careers: Margie Blake is presently the principal of Spaulding High School. Cheryl Cattelona coordinates parties and other events for local communes. Jeff Dunn is Steve Martin's new protege, a big success on the updated version of Laugh-In . Todd Martell is a teacher of sign language in an accredited school for the deaf. Scott Fitts chases criminals in the crime-ridden streets of Los Angeles. And the List goes on: Julie Tidd has executive power over the United States of America, only second to our president. Chuck Williams. Judy Moral has just released her new spring line. It is featured in this month's issue of Glamour . Arthur Corriveau's newest play is another smash-hit on Broadway. The Loud Clown stars another classmate of ours, Martha Rackliff. Ashley Talmadge has another Triple Crown winner. Ashley, a well known successor and perpetrator of Monty Python's FlyingCircus , has raised this horse, Eric, since his birth. Lori Lafreniere leads the entire state of Texas in pep rallies over a privately 154 sponsored television station before a Cowboy game. Franco Rossi overcame his knee injury in High Sc hool and has gone on to be a star fullback for the New York Cosmos. He married his High School sweetheart, Brett Martin. She is now the proprietor and master chef of her own Italian restaurant. Tim Jenness has aspired to managing editorship of the CBS Evening News. He's not the on-camera person, though — this job belongs to Lori Booth. Scott Brimblecomb has just completed, unsuccessfully, his presidential campaign. He has retired to the lecture circuit and his presidency of Goddard College in Northfield. |ohn Mackenzie has just designed the layout of the nation's new Capital at Corn Blight, Nebraska. Returning from the site, |ohn said Duh, no more crows . .. please, the corn is too much!! . He later drank the vat capacity of the Genesee brewery in Rochester, New York. Which, I should mention, is under the direction of Paul Jean, master brewer. Charlie Palmisano has updated his father's tomato packing plant to handle a contract for dehydrated granite slabs in cans, which has saved Francis Brooks' Rock of Ages Corporation millions of dollars in shipping. Bruno LaCroix recently returned from Innsbruck, Austria, where he coached the sixth consecutive U.S. gold medal hockey team. Bruno has played on these teams from 1984 to 1996, and has stayed as coach. Maryanne Harding was arrested for an attempt at the President's life at a cocktail party at Booty's in Georgetown. She was pardoned. Gary Champy succeeded Charlie Waters in the Dallas defensive backfield, and last year entered the Hall of Fame at Canton. Steve Setien, commissioner of the new Professional Sports Leagues Guild, officiated at the initiation. Steve Nelson has supplanted Richard Leaky as most popular archeologist in a recent poll by People magazine, editor Penny Hamilton reports. Todd MacDuff is back from the asteroid belt, where he equipped and trained legions of viral organisms in the basic infantry tactics. Todd is now building and designing models of a proposed space station around Uranus. In his spare time he makes napal at home for a local right wing group. JULY 14,2001: Well, my editors loved the story. All of this research just goes to show that the world is a better place since the Class of '81 became a part of it. Now I need to find a new idea for a story. Maybe I'll go visit Barbara Walters in the Home for Aged Reporters and try to prove the theory that old journalists never die, they just fail to give back their typewriters!! by, Lori Booth Chuck Williams Brett Martin Art Corriveau 155 CLASS WILL We, the illustrious Class of 1981, whose world-shaking ac complishments, unsurpassed spirit, and renowned scholastic achievements unquestionably make us the most distinguished class to ever graduate from Spaulding High, do leave this our Last Will and Testament. I, Barbara Buzzi, leave mv noisy shoes to Patty Maza. I, Lauren Gingras, leave to George Cummings and Darrell Gauthier, the title of Senior , in place of Advanced Junior ... this also applies to Bob Beaudoin, if, in two years he does become a Senior. I, Julie Tidd, leave to Mr. Atkinson, a one-way ticket to Samoa, New Jersey. I, Lori McPherson, leave my field hockey bruises to Carol Morin, and my smelly old sneakers to Mr. Czok. We, Susan Pittsley and Tamyra Corliss, leave our clogs to Mr. Portolupi. I, Charlie Palmisano, leave all of Mr. Maiola's hassling to Joe Palmisano. I, Martin Prevost, leave half of my height to Patty Maza, and the other half to Todd Baldwin. We, the members of the Spaulding Key Club, leave to the Inter Act Club, the illustrious job of taking care of the flag. We, Jeff Dunn, Bill Griffith, and Franco Rossi, leave their Der Group to the Physics class of 1982. I, Brett Martin, leave with a certain senior boy. I, Linda Sykes, leave my superior bookkeeping skills to Mr. Gilbert's 1982 Bookkeeping 1 2 class. I, Judy Morale, leave my high heels and my ease of walking in them, to Laura Brusetti. I, Scott Fitts, leave my mathematical knowledge to Mr. Greg Pinard. I, )ody Karnedy, leave all my friend's phone numbers to my brother, Gary. I, Rusty Pratt, leave my Theory of American Social Classification on the Basis of Social Behavioral Patterns , to Terry Deadwood, who is a Clod, Randy Tucker, who is a Clyde, and John Quinlan, who is a Talented. I, John James Berard, just leave. We, the Advanced Chemistry Class, leave our: popcorn, saki, bombs, cyanide gas, and teacher to the class of 1982, because none of these are good without the others. I, Steve Spear, leave my American Studies snoozes to Chuck Blake. I, Mary Lorenzini, leave my name to Perk, for it seems to make him stutter. I, Joni Goyette, leave my tap shoes to Dain Robinson. I, Chuck Williams, leave my microphone manner to Dr. Wilgoren, and all of his succesors until eternity; my attendance record to Miss Ciotti, who seemed to enjoy it so much as the year wore on; my beard to Andy Fraser, in hopes that he may someday emulate my noble effort; and my name to the underclass cast and crew of Oliver! , with love from Mervin Sikes. I, Maryanne Harding, leave my bass drum ability to )ay Patterson. I, Tim Jenness, leave my brains to Chris Roy, my nose for news to John Jamele, my acting ability to )ohn Schmeeckle, and my father to the class of 1985. I, Lori Lafreniere, leave my mouth to Kristin Columbo. I, Micheline Monty, leave my Varsity S presidency to Micky Lauzon. Make it a good year. I, Jank Funk, leave my height to Jodi Malnati (alias Miller ). I also leave my darkroom knowledge to Mr. Welch, who taught me everything I know . I, Laura Galli, leave this yearbook mess to Mr. Skillin. I, Brian Elmer leave nothing because I want everything. I, Anonymous, leave Yeah Buddy! to Bo Kim. I, Lori Booth, leave some seriousness to Cara Carcoba; my common sense to Rick Lafayette, and Vocabulary Development to any fool who wants it. In witness thereof, I affix my signature to this document. On this date, the Eleventh of June, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-One. the Class of '81 156 Bates Murray, Inc. Best Wishes From SHS School Store DECA Club Class of 1981 rossway Volkswagen Audi Mazda First Vermont Bank Granite Savings Bank and Trust Company jack's Backyard National Life Insurance Co. Montpelier, Vermont Anderson-friberg Co., Inc. Bonacorsi Sons, Inc. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Barre Colonial Distributors Inc. Dave's Exxon Green Mt. Linclon-Mercury Fiat, Inc. Harry's Discount Locker Room Sports Shop Dr's. Lucchina, Talmadge Mid-Town Chrysler Plymouth Corp. Pyrofax Gas Northfield Savings Bank Rock of Ages Corp. Rouleau Granite Corp. Spaulding High School Junior Class Smith, Whitcomb Cool Sprague Electric Company Sutton's Printing Center E.F. Wall and Associates, Inc. Richard J. Wobby Jewelers 158 Allan Mile Pharmacy Air-Cooled Inc. Averill's Plumbing Heating Co. B L Tire Co. Barre Electric Co., Inc. Barre Optical A. Bellavance Sons Inc. Berg, Carmolli Kent, Inc. Boulevard Gardens Brown's Pharmacy of Barre, Inc. Capital Stationers, Inc. Central Tire Co., Inc. Collins Old Red Farmhouse Colonial Dis. Inc. Hooker's Wayside Furniture Howe Cleaners The Howard Bank L.D. Hutchins Insulation Co. LaCross Memorials, Inc. Lamson Surgical Supply Lyons Pontiac, Cadillac, Toyota, GMC The Merchants Bank Motel Pierre Nantucket, Inc. Northwood AMC, Jeep Obstetrics Gynecology Ltd. Ormsby's TV and Appliance Paige and Campbell Inc. Parrys Posies Columbo Granite Co., Inc. Cook, Watkins, Patch Couillard's Heating Oils, Inc. Country House Restaurant DeBlois Color Center Dessureau Machines, Inc. Dianne's Women Apparel J.W. Dillon Agency, Inc. Dixie Bobbin Company Drew and Lynde Inc. Handy Shop Hersey Fuel Oil Company Hill-Martin Corp. The Homer Fitts Co. Hosking and Morel Electronics Pepin Granite Co., Inc. Perry Automobile Co., Inc. Perry Medical Clinic Reynold's and Son, Inc. F.H. Rogers Co. Rossi Buick-Oldsmobile Inc. Seward Family Restaurants Ice Cream Town Shop Twin City Custom Sandblast Twin City Lanes The Uniform Shop Utilgas Incorporated Valz Granite Co., Inc. Barre Animal Hospital Dr. Mrs. James Ovellette 159 Allan Jones and Sons Allen Lumber Company Dr. Irving Anders — Orthodontist W.E. Aubuchon B D Beverage Bailey Brothers Bailey Spring, Glass Radiator Barre Auto Parts Barre Booksellers Barre Dental Group Barre Home Supply Barry TV Service Company Blakes Linoleum Co., Inc. Boisvert Shoe Repair Boothe Bros. Dairy Bryant-Dailey Corp. Bullis Store Buttura Sons, Inc. Margareet and Ralph Caccavo Calder Richardson, Inc. Anthomy C. Cassani, O.D. Chioldi Granite Corp. R.L. Clark Inc. Jockey Hollow Pizza Betty Lee's Beauty Salon Letter Granite Co., Inc. Leno's Restaurants Inc. M W Polishing Company Lowel McLeod, Inc. Malnati Dry Cleaners Maurice Memorials, Inc. McGoff's Exxon Service Arsen Melkonian, M.D. Milady Shoppe James R. Milne, M.D. Milne Travel Agency Dr. Alphonse Morale Morrison Clark, Inc. Nelson Brothers North Barre Granite Off-The-Top Old Colony Sports Paramount Theatre Parnigone Memorials Pat Ayer's Auto Sales Green Mountain Paving Seal Coating Class of 1983 Coco's Getty Cole Muffler Consolidated Memorials, Inc. Coti Cleaner's Day's Shoe Tree Demers Repair, Inc. Dente's Market Thomas P. Dunleavy, D.O. East Barre Auto Sales Flowers by Emslei and C. of Barre Frattini Insurance Agency Gable Auto Paint Supplies Dr. Roderick and Muriel Goyette Granite City Tool Co. Granite Mutual Insurance Co. Goodfellow's Jewelers Harvard Clother Inc. The Heiress Motel Howard's Market Interact Isabille Electric Supply Jerome the Florist The Property Mart Quality Market Inc. Red Cross Pharmacy Rendezvous II Donald K. Rice, D.D.S. Rubalcab's Market Runway Rendezvous Restaurant Dr. and Mrs. Donald Sherman L.B. Smith, Inc. Spaulding High School French Club Spaulding High School Spanish Club The Times Argus Twin City Fuels, Inc. Twins A W, Barre, Vt. Varsity S Vermont Flying Service, Inc. Vermont Music Ward Brothers Warner-Turner Supply Co. Whelans Drugs Whitcomb's Inc. East Barre, Montpelier Vt. The Youth Center 160 ■■■■I I