Springfield High School - Green Horn Yearbook (Springfield, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1976 volume:

76 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 19 6 1976 1976 76 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 • c CELEBRATING OUR NATION S BICENTENNIAL ■oUJT O l, The Senior Class dedicates Reflections ’76 to Mrs. Susan Fog In appreciation for being a good teacher, an inspiration in our activities, and most of all for being our FRIEND! 2 Saluting Springfield On Our Nation’s 200th Birthday I love Vermont because of her hills and valleys, her scenery and invigorating climate, but most of all because of her indomitable people. They are a race of pioneers who have almost beggared themselves to serve others. If the spirit of liberty should vanish in other parts of our Union ... it could all be replenished from the generous store held by the people of this brave little State of Vermont. Calvin Coolidge 3 a£V EUREKA STREET THE MAIN STREET OF THE FIRST VILLAGE OF SPRINGFIELD The sight of a white church above thin trees in a city square amazes my eyes as though it were the Parthenon. Amy Lowell iT JONES (, LAHSON DIVISIO OP HATE USURY PARREL Afwfron) COM PAR Y Thanks to: James Hartness E. R. Fellows William L. Bryant Ralph Flanders Russell Porter F. P. Lovejoy The Springfield Success Story r i; 6 Something there is that doesn’t like a wall. And I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Tribute to Robert Frost Earth’s the right place for love; 1 don’t know where it's likely to go better. A child’s education should begin at least one hundred years before he is born. — Oliver Wendell Holmes 8 SPRINGFIELD. VERMONT EUREKA SCHOOLHOUSE ---------1785---- This, the oldest Schoolhouse In Vermont, was In continuous use from 1785 to 1900 at Eureka Four Corners. In 1968 It was removed to this site and reconstructed by a Committee of Springfield Citizens, and the State Board of Historic Sites. BUILDING COMMITTEE H. FRANCIS MAHONEY CHAIRMAN MRS W. LELAND LAWRENCE SECRETARY ERIC R. BIBENS SAMUEL H. DANIELL EDWIN W. MILLIKIN RICHARD S. SHAW MRS HUGH M TAFT LAWRENCE B WOOLSON SYDNET G PIERCE SUPT. OF SCHOOL FREEMAN FRENCH FREEMAN ARCH H. £ CUMMINGS CONSTR.CO. GEN CO NT R You’ve come a long way, baby! 9 By the rude bridge that arched the flood. Their flag to April's breeze unfurled, Here once the embattled farmers stood. And fired the shot heard round the world Ralph Waldo Emerson Introducing Our School The primary concern of American education today is ... to cultivate in the largest number of our future citizens an appreciation both of the responsibilities and the benefits which come to them because they are American and free. — James B. Conant 11 Administration Of the various executive abilities, no one excited more anxious concern than that of placing the interests of our fellow-citizens in the hands of honest men, with understanding sufficient for their stations. Thomas Jefferson Bernard V. Fallon Principal Sydney Pierce Superintendent Stephen Harrison Administrative Aide Lawrence Coughlin Assistant Principal BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS: Erich Tlaker, Frank Zezza, Arleen Adams, Donald Gurney, Donald Martin (chairman) 12 Guidance Department It is common sense to take a method and try it. If this fails, admit it frankly and try another. But above all, try something. — Franklin Delano Roosevelt 13 Art is ... the path of the creator to his work. R. W. Emerson Art is ... the desire of man to express himself, to record the reactions of his personality to the world he lives Art 14 — Amy Lowell 15 Physical Education 16 Science is a first-rate piece of furniture for a man’s upper chamber, if he has common-sense on the ground-floor. Science .■ 4 Arithmetic is where the answer is right and everything is nice and you can look out the window and sec the blue sky — or the answer is wrong and you have to start all over again and try again and see how it comes out this time. — Carl Sandburg t 18 Foreign Languages You send your child lo the schoolmaster, but 'tis the schoolboys who educate him. You send him to the Latin class, but much of his tuition comes on the way to school, from the shop window. — Ralph Waldo Emerson 19 Business Education Mankind American Studies No man ever forgot the visitations of that power to his heart and brain, which created all things new; which was the dawn in him of music, poetry, and art. Ralph Waldo Emerson Humanities 21 If a man has a talent and cannot use it, he has failed. If he has a talent and uses only half of it, he has partly failed. If he has a talent and learns somehow to use the whole of it, he has gloriously succeeded, and won a — Thomas Wolfe Vocational Education satisfaction and a triumph few men ever know. 22 Observation more than books, Experience rather than persons, Are the prime educators. English Department Literature is my Utopia. Here I am not disfranchised. No barrier of the senses shuts me out from the sweet, gracious discourse of my book-friends. They talk to me without embarrassment or awkwardness. — Helen Keller (blind and deaf since infancy) Social Studies Every citizen of this country, whether he pounds nails, raises corn, designs rockets or writes poetry, should be taught to know and love his American heritage; to use the language well; to understand the physical universe; and to enjoy the arts. The dollars he gains in the absense of enlightmcnt like this will be earned in drudgery and spent in ignorance. Calvin Edward Gross Literature is full of perfumes. Walt Whitman Media 26 Elizabeth Ward. Director of Nursing Brenda Barber Guidance Secretary Sue Wood. Sandra Duquette and Ruth Weber Administration 27 Sandra Duquette Secretary Ruth Weber Vocational Secretary Cafeteria Staff Betty Clark (Cafeteria Manager), Judy Willey, Elaine Ploof, Hazel Gorsky. Ruth Palowski, Dot Goodwin, Mickey Raymond, Barbara Brown. Stella Lavanovich, Hazel Bolio, Blanche Tarro “Special Orders Don’t Upset Us, Have It Your Way!' 28 Alan Austin Head — Custodial Staff Howard Sprague Head — Maintance Roger Wood Custodial Lee Ward Custodial The 1976 Graduates Senior Class Officers Leslie Coleman, Vice President; Ginny Gosslin. Secretary; Connie Leach, President; Robert Kelly, Treasurer Senior Steering Committee The Senior Steering Committee, made up of the class officers plus five other elected delegates, act as an advisory board to insure a successful senior year, senior week and graduation. Karen Baker, Paul Carder. Mary Cady, Libby Davis and Jan Frazier assist the class officers in this function. 30 Catherine Baldvins “Make somonc happy each day, even if it's yourself.” Thomas Baldvins “Not in rewards, but in strength to strive, the blessing lies. James Bair “Life can only be understood back wards; but it must be lived for- wards.” Penny Barrows “Live for Today and party hard cuz yesterday is gone and tomor- row might not get here.” Robert Barton Steve Bashaw “All fools think. Wisemen just live, and let it go at that. “The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Michael Batcheldcr “When you start learning, you're through. Barbara Bedi “One cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of share. Carol Berg “And my spirit is crying for leav ing. Carol Bergerson “The river which has passed by will never be called back, and the hour which has passed by will never be called back, and the hour which has passed can never return. Donna Bingham “I shall light a candle of under- standing in thine heart which shall not be put out.” Jeanne Blais Mary Cady “Love me today for what I am, for tomorrow may never come or I may have changed. Thomas Campbell “Years from now I hope to be thought of not only as an aquain- tancc but also as a friend. ’ Paul Carder “Well we made it! A lot of great times ahead, rock on with the good and may God give you peace of mind with the bad. Gary Carlson Gregory Carter “I have made mistakes, but I have never made the mistake of claiming that I never made one. “Seeking means to have a goal, but finding means to be free.' Scott Carey “Persevere and never fear. Paul Cioffi “Perhaps you cannot be a star, but you need not be a cloud.” Shirley Clough “Happy arc those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Vicki Cohan “There can be no rainbow withoul a cloud and a storm.” Christy Colburn “And though I come not within the sight of castle of my dreams, teach me still to be thankful for life.” Leslie Coleman “Tucked behind every smile, she has an expression of mischief.” Frank Congdon “What's mind? No matter! What's matter? Never mind! Gary Cota “Life is just one fool thing after another Love is just two fool things after each other! Susan Cram Cathy Coyle Be a friend to yourself and you will never be done.' Donna Crawford “Don’t tell me not to live, simply got to; if someone takes a spill it’s me and not you; and who told you you’re allowed to rain on my pa- rade. The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. Katherine Crawford She’s as smooth as a Mexican brew. Lon Crosier Great is work which lends dignity to man.” Janet Currier Nobody is exactly like me even I have trouble doing it.” Karen Damore “Good wine makes the human heart cheerful.” Rick Cyr “Time was created as an image of eternity.” Elizabeth Davis Rejoice in the Lord always: and again I say. Rejoice.” Sandra Davis Good times . .. though we want them to last forever, we know they never will.” Patsy Densmore I know you believe you understood what you think I said, but, I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what 1 meant.” Kevin Fagans “I never think of the future, it comes soon enough.” Gary Farnsworth “Journey is ended until the final step is taken.” Stephen Dutton A Model A is forever. Candy Gale Kurt Gelineau “Life is like a fruitcake; it needs a few nuts. Let the good times roll. Tcri Gelineau All the flowers of all the tomor- rows arc sown from the seed of to- day.’ Mary Pat Glover “Cheerfulness has been called the bright weather of the heart.” Virginia Gossclin “Trust yourself and you will know how to live.” Richard Gould 'Being quiet can gel you a long way.” Shane Gramling “An optomist is a person who sees only the green light, while the pessi- mist sees only the red light but the truly wise person is color blind.” Wayne Griffin “Everyone is a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody.” Michael Hagen “Only party when you’re alone or with somebody and never cat a tree.” Frank Hcynig “I’d like to get away from the earth for awhile.” Brenda Howard “If you cannot do great things, you can do small things in a great way.” Joanne Hayer “The great essentials of happiness are something to do. someone to love, and something to hope for.” Samuel Hclcba “Don’t let life discourage you; ev- eryone who got where he is had to begin where he was.” Shirley Hutchinson “Music is well said to be the speech of the angels.” Wesley Jewell “Did nothing in particular and did it well.” Michael Johnson “Party when you're young, because work comes soon enough.” Deborah Joyce When we arc aware of ourselves, we are better able to be in harmony with others.” Paula Klcmcntowicz “Our sweetest songs arc those which tell of saddest thought.” John Knox “It is not how long, but how well we live.” Henry Lavigne “Hang sorry, cure will kill a cat. and therefore let’s be merry.” Marie Lavoie Anthony Lawrence “The only way to have a friend, is to be one.” “There is not any memory with less satisfaction than the memory of some temptation we resisted.” Constance Leach “Intelligence and the spirit of ad- venture can be combined to create new energies, and out of these ener- gies may come exciting and reward- ing new prospects. David Lombard Norman Lovell “When things seem to be at their lowest point, say, ‘It could be worse.’” “Be yourself, no one can tell you that you’re doing it wrong.” Roderick Lovely “Let us take life as it comes.” Carla Magwirc “Like the restless sea my many thoughts swell and break on the beach of my mind. Peter Malarkcy “The important thing is this: to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we arc for what we could be- come.” Michael Martin “Look through the shadow of life and you will find your true idcnli- Marie Matulonis “The best times you have are talk- ing about the times you've had be- fore.” Cheryl Matulonis “It s better to know things as they arc than to believe things as they Shirley McLeod “I am I. You am you. I am not in this world to live up to your expec- tations . . . and you are not in this world to live up to mine If for some reason our paths should cross It’s beautiful. Jeanne McMillan “This world is but a canvas to our imagination. V “I love gentle tongue Judith McNamara its gentle warble. I love its flow, I love to wind my up and love to let it go.” Susan Micygiewicz “The miles may often come be- tween us; we’ll never be apart. Memories arc forever. Deborah Muse Linda Paine “For the children and the flowers are my sisters and my brothers .. . they're a promise of the future and a blessing for today.” Tina Pratt “Yea thou I walk through the val- ley of the shadow of death, 1 shall fear no evil. David Raymond “The worst form of failure is the failure to try.” Sherry Quimby “We may with advantage at times forget what we know. Jerry Reynolds “Remember the good and bad years at S.H.S. ... So long. Michael Rushton “Don’t follow me. I’m lost! Sherry Richardson ‘It's hard to keep a straight face and not smile, but then again, why should you! •v'x- Alan Sprague “Farmers arc beautiful.” Michael Stankcvich “Live for today and have a better tomorrow.” Kathleen Stankevich “My dreams in life arc the only things that keep me going.” Edward Stankicwicz “Our greatest lessons in life arc not learned in books.” Deborah Sykes “I am me. I will always be a second- best somebody else. I am the best me there is. Julie Tarbcll “Why must you always try to make me over? Take me as I am. or let me be!” Tina Tarbell “The best and most precious things in life are not to be seen or touched but felt within the heart.” Norman Tlaker “A little knowledge is a dangerous thing! Douglas Wilkins “He who laughs last .. didn’t get the joke.” Brenda Willard “Enjoy life while you have it, it doesn't last forever.” Terrence Williams ”A person's success is to often judged by the amount of money he makes rather than his inner achievements.'' Howard Wood Who so neglects learning in his youth, loses the past and is dead for the future. ' Lawrence W'ood A scholar knows no boredom.” Seniors Sot Pictured Dennis Hryckiewicz Paul Jackson 58 AUTUMN IN VERMONT Waking with the morning dawn. Frosty dew upon the lawn. Out the window do I sec. Mother deer, her baby fawn. Autumn colors, brown and gold. Orange crimson, bright and bold. Flying in the wind so free. Colors in my heart I hold. Raging, roaring football crowd Cheering on the team so loud. Such a grand day it will be. In the blue sky not a cloud? Picking apples, ripe and red. Reaching high above your head. Fating fresh pie with some tea. Lying in the grass, we fed. By the fire this cold night. Gazing at the dancing light. Little baby, oh so wee. Bundled in a blanket tight Theresa Gagnicr '76 60 'Underclassmen Cp � � « � 9) Class of 1977 M. Aiello D. Aiken R. Aldridge D. Audcttc D. Auger M. Auger D. Bailey D. Barrows B. Barsiow V. Baskevich M. Bates J. Beebe D. Allan M. Allen J. Anderkin D. Augustinovich K. Aumand E. Ayottc L. Barstow S. Bartley S. Barton M. Benware D. Bibens K. Biggs 62 L. Bingham J. Bixby A. Bludyka R Brill D. Bruce S. Bundy P. Campbell R. Campbell P. Cann J. Cioffi D. Clark D. Clark P. Crowley L. Davidson B. Davis T. Dunham S. Dwinell T. Dzewaltowski G. Farnum M. Fernic D. Fraser B. Graham D. Graham M. Graham D. Guy C. Hadley T. Hammar P. Haseltine S. Hatch M. Haycr G. Bobar G. Bobar J. Brassord D. Burke K. Burke M. Cady B. Carter D. Chapman D. Chase W. Cram B. Crandall K. Cross P. Dion J. Donnelly E. Dubanevich V. Dzcwaltowsk R Emerson M. Farnsworth A. Fullam K. Fullam B. Goodrich J. Grouchowik R. Grochowik V. Grochowik L. Harrington S. Harrison C. Hartshorne J. Heiberg B Hemingway T. Hewcy N. Hill K. Howard R. Hill D. Howe L. Holi J. Jasinski 63 S. Kingsbury C. Kinsclla S. Knapp M. Langdon K. Lawrence J. Levanovich I). Lockwood I). Loiscllc G. Lynch W. Matteson P. Mayncs B McMillan J Millay P. Millay D. Miller D. Nelson D. Ncmkovich L. Ncuhaus C. Paton K. Pecor M. Penn M. Putnam P. Kcasoncr D. Richards K. Ross M. Ryan M. Scanned J. Slade T. Smith D. Snide C. Kamel T. Kangas T. Kangas S. Knight B. Krohn P. Lamson C. Lewis J. Lindgrcn P Litchfield M. Lynch R. Martin T. Martin S. Metcalf S. Metcalf K. Micygicwicz S. Morin K. Murchic B. Murphy L. O’Neil D. Paquin A. Parker B Pollard J. Purington K. Putnam K. Richardson M Richardson S. Richardson M. Schaefer A. Scott D. Scott J. Snide J. Spindlcr G. Stearns 64 C. Stockman L. Streeter E. Strom J. Tarbell C. Thomas B. Thorpe L. Trefry E. Turner K. Vittum W. Wcssling C. Whittcmorc K. Williams D. Swanson D. Swicrc vnski N. Taft R. Tillson M. Todd P. Tracy D Wallace A. Ward P. Werner C. Wilson H. Wilson D. Wright 65 K. Abbott J. Albanesc L. Alex K. Allan D. Allen D. Allen W. Allison P. Ankuda R Armstrong P. Augustinovich C. Austin G. Austin Class of 1978 Cynthia Moore (President). Mary Birsky (Vice-President), Judy Frazier (Treasurer), Sharon Rawson (Secretary) C. Balch A. Baldvins J. Baltz D. Barrows L. Barrows B. Batchelder R. Bauer D. Bearse S. Beebe J. Bennett T. Bcnwarc M. Birsky 66 L. Bowen M. Brill J. Brogdale J. Burke K. Burton R. Buxton S. Chase D. Clark D. Clarke J. Coloutti L. Congdon R. Connary K. Crowley J. Cummings M. Currie R. Day L. Dclio W. Dcnsmore K. Dupont W. Duquette B. Durling E. Fantin C. Farnsworth P. Farnsworth R. Fournier C. Fox J. Frazier D. Gallo M. Garafano K. Gelineau D. Glynn T. Goodcll E. Goodrich M Brooks J. Bryant J. Bunion S. Carlton J. Carroll F. Cerauskis K. Colburn K. Colburn H. Colby W. Cook R. Corliss L. Crocker M. Cyr B. Dane J. Dane D. Desjardins M. Dubanevich E. Dubrcuil C. Dutton D. Estey R. Fagans C. Fisk D. Fitzherbert S. Forrest D. Fullam L. Fullam L. Fullam R. Gilbert J. Gillette M. Glidden S. Gordon J. Gosselin J. Gould 67 D. Graham L. Graves D. Guimond M. Hamilton T. Harrington G. Hatfield H. Hill T. Hilliard J. Hines C. Ingalls D. Ingalls L. Jarvis D. Johnson G. Joyce K. Kendall C. LaClair W. Lambert D. Laplantc P. Lewis R. Lewis K. Liberty D. Lombard J. Lovell B. Lynch B. McNamara K Metz M. Metz M. Morris L. Munroc W. Murphy D. Neronsky J. Neronsky H. Newman D. Gurney J. Hake M Hall M. Halt R. Hewey H. Hill D. Hodgeman M. Horton L. Howard S. Jarvis J. Jasinski D. Jerard D. Knight J. Krohn R. La Bombard M. Lavigne R LaVoie P. Lewis R. Liberty E. Lihatsh A. Lillie B. Martin S. McCahill D. MeFadden D. Minchcnko C. Moore J. Morin W. Muse H. Nadeau D. Nelson L. Nickerson T. Nuttall A. Parker 68 T. Parker D. Parmenter R. Parry J. Phelan L. Phinney C. Picard L. Proctor M. Prouty C. Putnam J. Reynolds T. Rheaume K. Richardson K. Schoff L. Scott R. Scott L. Short J. Shugruc M. Shumski B. Sprague W. Stankcvich G. Stearns S. Stokes C. Stone W. Streeter A. Tlaker M. Trefry K. Twombly K Veyscy K. Vogell B Waite B. Wheeler G. White D. Whitcley M. Patoinc D. Patria M. Pellerin J. Pinney R. Plumb L. Porter N. Putnam S. Rawson C. Regan D. Ricfcnstahl D. Robinson D. Roy P. Shattuck B Sheldon D. Shepard J. Smith C. Smith S. Smith R. Steele P. Stern K. Stevens M. Sweetser A. Sylvester J. Taylor D. VanAlstyne R. VanSteinburgh T. Vatne E. Ward R. Ward A. Waters K. Wiltshire L. Wood M. Woods 69 S. Wyman K. Abbott R. Adams R. Alflen R. Allen L. Ambrose J. Auger N. Augustinovich E. Aumand A. Bacon T. Barlow R. Barrows G. Barton Kevin Twombly (treasurer), Scott Harrison (vice-president), Angel Richardson (secretary), Mark Hughes (president) Class T. Barton C. Bates G. Bclislc M. Bennett J. Benton T. Bixby K. Bladyka B. Blais G. Blais M. Blais C. Boynton R. Brickcy C. Brooks H. Brooks M. Brown W. Bryant C. Buxton D. Cann J. Childs P. Childs G. Cioffi S. Cleveland C. Colburn R. Converse L. Cunningham A. Currier D. Currier W. Davidson C. Davis M. Davis A. Donnelly T. Doody C. Dubrcuil A. Dzcwaltowski R. Emery J. Farnsworth S. Fuller T. Gilman C. Gintof D. Gould L. Gould K. Griffin J. Harrington S. Harrison L. Haskell D. Bruce P. Bruce C. Brusseau B. Carroll R. Carroll R. Chamberlin E. Clark L. Clark N. Clark J. Coutermarsh A. Cowdrey D. Craiguc E. Currier E. Curtis L. Curtis F. Dcccllc C. Dcnsmorc L. Dcnsmorc S. Dufrcsne D. Dupuis N. Duquette R. Farnsworth T. Forrest C. Frye D. Glidden B. Glover S. Gosselin K. Hall P. Hall L. Hammar F. Heath M. Hendce D. Hewcy 71 L. Hill M. Hitchcock G. Holley T. Hryckiewicz S. Huber M. Hughes D. Johnson F. Johnson D. Kelin R. King T. Knox P I. a course R. La Plante K. LeMay B. Lockwood K. Loura M. Lucas C. Lynch K. Martin P. Martin S. Martin J. McLeod B. Mcllish D. Merrill L. Holton C. Horton P. Howe W. Jarvic M. Jasinski M. Jefts L. Kendall T. Kennett K. King D. Lambert D. Lam son S. Lamson V. Lockwood S. Loisellc T. Losee K. Manning J. Marshall K. Martin P. Matulonis G. McAllister J. McGoldrick G. Millay S. Millay V. Miller R. Moore J. Munroc M. Murray M. Muse P. Ncronski S. Nunes B O'Neil T. Olsen B Oscar son K. Partridge L. Patterson C. Patton R Otis D. Parker S. Parker R. Pccor B. Pelletier M. Pelletier 72 E. Pelton M. Pcnn J. Phelan D. Phillips M. Ploof S. Ploof L. Polczynski M. Porter M. Price G. Richardson N. Richardson D. Robinson R. Scott G. Sheldon K. Shepard M. Smolnik R. Snidc S. Snidc E. Stewart L. Stoodlcy S. Streeter H. Pryor S. Rhcaumc A. Richardson D. Rogers M. Roy K. Sargent E. Smith H. Smith S. Smith G. Stearns J. Stearns L. Stephens T. Sullivan D. Swicrczynski D. Tarajkowski K Twombly H. VanAlstync K. Walsh D. Tillson D. Tracy C. Tufts G. Ward T. Warren H. Warwick D Waters S. Watkins J. Watson M. White R White A. Williams C. Werner R. Wcssling M. Whalen C. Wood K. Wood P. Ziclonko 74 Bernard Fallon Lawrence Coughlin Andrew Major Principal Assistant Principal Vocational Director Anna Antoniewicz Ann Armstrong Wendell Barrows Librarian Business Education Machine Shop Roy Barstow Mathematics John Bateman Chairmap. — Art F.li abcth Bean Business Education Marion Beardsley Carol Becker Barbara Bcsscy English Mathematics Music Earl Boudcllc Cyrus Brewster Sara Brown Chairman — Social Studies Drafting Foreign Language Phyllis Cahee Jean Chatficld Jay Curtis Business Education Mathematics Coordinator Social Studies Vocational Guidance Joseph Dcllamano Graphic Arts Virginia Deyo Science John Donegan Chairman Business Education Thomas Dorsett Millard Dorwin Robert Kastman Athletic Director Physical Fducation Auto Mechanics Mary Ely Jerric Fcinstcin Susan l og Coop Foods Guidance Social Studies .Foreign l anguage '8 Wilhelmire Gartclgrubcr Spiro Gokas Henry Hammond Foreign l anguage Guidance Director English Ruth Henry Michael Hornus Jerry Jasinski English Social Studies Science Cieorge Johanson Theodore Johnson Michael ketcham Chairman Mathematics Electronics Social Studies George Lafionalis Machine Theory Herman Laturnau Mathematics Christine Lawlor Business Education English Madeline Lillicrap Elizabeth Loveless Shelia Mablc Social Studies English English Journalism Maureen Maidrand Science Laura Mansfield Art John Marshall Small Engine Repair Robert McCahill Charles McHugh Gary McKcnney Science Social Studies Business Education Mathematics Robert McLaughlin Ann Moriarty Robert Morse English Diversified Occupations Diversified Occupations Robert Paul Social Studies Nane Nicolson Physical Education James Ncuhaus Industrial Arts Jeffrey Pelion Science Hugh Pennell Building Trades John Philpin Guidance Social Studies Helen Poljacik Guidance Judith Poole Foreign Language Eleanor Porritl Home Economics Jerome Rousseau Social Studies Malcolm Rowell Chairman Music Barbara Solomon English Mary Tracy English Social Studies Andrew Soule Chairman English Donald Tiernan Chairman — Science Milton Unterman Carolyn VanTassell Harold Vincent Mathematics Home Economics English Donald Watson Ralph Wood Richard Wyman Foreign Language Coordinator Physical Education Work Experience ✓ v . AfW ✓ v'V' MVSA W y IK 13 20 years or more of Dedicated Service to Youths Ruth Henry A Special Tribute Donald Ticrnan Helen Poljacik John Bateman Phyllis Cahee Madeleine Lillicrap Elizabeth Bean Jay Curtis John Donegan Harold Vincent Ann Armstrong Barbara Solomon Eleanor Porritt Ralph Wood 86 88 You mean we had homework in ??? A Lunch: Hamburgers again! E Period: Wir sprcchcn hicr nur Deutsch! High school is the whirl of fall leaves swirling across a road at twilight. It’s a gold-plated megaphone dangling from a dainty chain. It’s buying all the latest fashions Then baby-sitting. It’s meeting friends, watching the winning touchdown and experiencing the thrill and sweat of a locker room after the struggle. High school is cramming for an exam that you’d rather forget. It’s a shiny bronze ring that catches the light and a charm bracelet with scattered memories. High school is growing up, and growing up is wishing you were young again. 90 Cosmos power is... 91 Muscle Power (iroup Power kut Power National Honor Society Receiving their certificates The Moment of Induction 1ST ROW: Libbie Davis. Nancy Bourne. Susan Micygiewicz. Theresa Gagnier. Catherine Baldvins. Carri Stewart. Virginia Gosselin. 2ND ROW: Wayne Wood, Robin Dodge, Blaine Wood. Coralec Glynn. Sherry Richardson. Deborah Sykes. Joanne Hayer, Brenda Howard. 3RD ROW Donna Bingham Connie Leach. Paula Klcmcntowicz. Paul Cioffi. 4TH ROW: Rod Arnold. Sam Heleba, Deborah Smith. Lois LaBombard, Shirley Hutchinson Robert Ward, Jeanne McMillan. (Debbie Joyce not pictured.) Robert Ward and Libbie Davis, our National Merit Scholars. reen Ijoni 1973 Bellamy Award School sPKIMiHfcll) VERMONT «13 vpumWr H IV7S incipal Promises Boon ear •� � « ling o' change seem to xvadrd Springfield High this year—something different No doubt much nuat he given to our new the machine industry, whereas must of the adult in Hingtum commute to work in Boston, about ten miles away However. Mr KaUon said that student at hnth srhooto have similar in loitering A� page report i on file in the library lot anyone ah., want to sec i' Mr Fall � n tend to set firm groundwork for discipline after which hr hopes to put his chief thrust toward student activities and school spirit He will be adviser to the Student Council where he hopes to bring student and faculty together As he put it. •There are umr living conditions that can be adjusted U and others that can I changed Mr nJInn and hi fanui) consisting ol his wile. Eleanor two children. Benue, age 3 no Eleanor age l1� . hj°y vacationing at their summer camp near Pleasant Lake in New lyjndon. N H In hts spare time II. (F.llMU-aalAlbl In IlMHI 1« fariiH) members are rom left . Miss Vas Moriarts. Miss MUbelmuw «. r1el|tn� ber Ted Jshnsmi sad M� s laws Msssfleid Teachers Found Having Beguiling Backgrounds A the student bod is ever changing m to the staff Hus year there are six new faces 1« the teacher ranks including Jem Jasuiski who is interviewed on the sports pagi •vw- - y—Itarector to two year , shorthand for « . and singing for ooe At Spnngfiekl she will teach only German but would hkr to have a gym class Also � w‘u coach Alpine Skiing The new art teacher to Mi � FRONT ROW — Mrs. Mable, Carol Lewis, John Donnelly, Laurie Barstow, David Glynn. 2ND ROW — Patty Mayncs, Judy Frazier, Joanne Baltz, Patty Haseltine, Mary Jasinski, 3RD ROW — Robin Scott, Gary Carlson, Doug Maynes, Elenora Ayott, Robert Kelly, 4TH ROW — David Lombard, Tom Campbell, Tony Stevens, Mr. Hammond, Linda Hcwctt, Debbie Solomon. Editor-in-chief Susan Micygiewicz with Advisor Mrs. Mable. 93 KNEELING Brian Carter. Susan Harrison. Mary Putnum; STANDING Jeff Brassord. Ken Bladyka, Lloyd Streeter, Carol Lewis, Laurie Harrington A brief rest for Scott Richardson on the Long Trail hike Hiking Club Health Careers Club How much do you weigh. Mary? FRONT — Mrs Ward (advisor), Donna Wallace. Tina Pe- cor, Teresa Hewey; REAR Debbie Aiken, Mary Farns- worth, Darlene Aiken, Debbie Hewey LEFT TO RIGHT — Russ Abbott, Wayne Wood (President), Mr. Hornus (Advisor). Blaine Wood, Scott Bartley (not pictured). Chess Club Student Council SITTING — Bonnie Barstow, Cindy Dzvis, Nancy Richardson, Hollie Pryer, Laurie Barstow, Sue Micygiewicz, Peter Campbell. STANDING — Jane Morin, Robin Scott. Kim Burton, Nancy Augustonovich, Kim Abbott, Ann Dzewaltowski, Karen Williams, Terry Gelineau, Heather Newman. Sandi Lockwood, John Donnelly, Bob Barton, Bob Brickly, Terry Warren, Tom Vatne, Greg Ward. 95 BAND America 76” During free time, dedicated high school students work individually or in groups with elementary pupils to reinforce basic learning skills. Mr. Schweitzer confers with Wendy Allison and Laura Bowen. Jolccn Jazinski drills multiplication Some dedicated aides Rodney Lambert corrects a vocabulary exercise of two eager pupils. Mrs. Untcrmann. Mrs. Brassord and Mr. Hagan orient aides of responsibilities they will encountc 98 Ecology Club F RONT ROW — Scott Cleveland, Diane Clark, Mary Pat Glover, Lois LaBombard, Penny Fitchett, Becky LaBombard 2ND ROW — Mr. Pclton, Debbie Joyce, Brenda Howard, Barbara Bedi, Marie Lavoie Receiving Mabel Schwartz Award. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marie Lavoie. Vice-President; Barbara Bedi, Treasurer; Penny Fitchett, President; Mrs. ‘G ; Greg Richardson, Secretary 99 Cathy Baldvins. Debbie Young, (Co-Captains), Coralcc Glynn, Donna Crawford, Candi Gale, Linda Vigo, Judy Frazer, Theresa Gagnier. Tracy Harrington (alternate, not pictured) SITTING — Rhonda Brill, Karen Fullam, Linda Paine, Cheryl Malulonis, Laurie Barstow, STANDING __ Donna Auguslinovich, Linda Bingham, Becky Day, Theresa Gagnier, Libbic Davis, Diane Swanson, Karen Williams, Bonnie Barstow Pep Club Reflections salutes that small but dedicated group of students, the SHS Pep Club, whose philosophy is that school spirit exists within the positive contributions of all members of the student body, and who go out of their way to recognize all of our achievements. The German Classes Present October Fest October 31, 1975 Don’t Watch Your Feet! 102 PROMT ROW: Donna Fraser. Laurie Barstow. Sheila Hatch. Karen Williams. Bonnie Barstow. 2ND ROW: John Donnelly. Susan Harrison. Diane Swicrczynski. Gordon Stearns. Barbara McMillan, Peter Campbell. 3RD ROW: Libby Davis. Mary Ellen Hayer, Cheryl Matalonis. Debby Howe. 4TH ROW: Jeanne McMillan, Linda Bingham, Susan Micygicwicz, Barbara Kitiiger, Karen Kendall. Mr. Tiernan School Coordinator Barbara “Babs” Kitiiger Swiss Student staying with Donnel- ly family Mrs. Fog Chapter Chairman Robin Dodge Summer of 1975 AFS Turkey stu- dent American Field Services New Candidates: Diane Swicrczynski. John Donnelly, Jean Cioffi, Susan Harrison. Barbara McMillan. Sheila Hatch. Mary Ellen Hayer, Donna Fraser 103 SPRINGFIELD H pres SOUTH Nov. 20, 21 ; NGANA................. JEROME................ HENRY ENSIGN'NELLIE'F0R8USH (NILE VE BECQ.UE.............. 6LOOM MAR .................... BLOOM MARY'S ASSISTANT........ NATIVE BOV.................... ABNER......................... STEXPOT....................... LUTHER BILL1S................. PROFESSOR..................... LT. JOSEPH CABLE, U.S.M.C----- HAT........................... CAPT. GEORGE BRACKETT, U.S.N. COUUVR. VILLIAU HARB1S0N, U.S HIPBERT nUALE...MARK VOUNG IN JOHNSON.....TON CAMPBELL VICK WEST.......8RAP GRAHAM f HORTON WISE_____JOHN WATSON I TON O'BRIEN_____KURT MARINE crrr. MCCAFFREY..JAy AW0ERKJW t ;h school rits ACIFIC 22, 1975 ERS ...............COLLEEN RECAW ......;........SCOTT ROGERS ...............DOUG HAYNES ......(Thu A.) CONNIE LEACH (FjU.) PAULA KLEUENTOV1C2 (Sat.) L1881E PAVIS ..............MARK HOVE itu .. FU.I JULIE SPINVLER iSai.) VONNA B1NGHAN Thu .. FjU. 1 OONNA B1NGHAH (SaC.) JULIE SPINVLER ...............RUSTY MARTIW ...............OOUG HINKLEY ...............MATT HAMILTON ...............CHARLIE MORSE ...............NORM TLAKER .............SCOTT MCCAWIU ..............JUVY MCNAMARA ...............TOWV STEVENS ..........RICHARD HOIS1NGTON GENEVIEVE MARSHALL____DEBBIE GN LISA MANELLI...........JUVY GN CONNIE UALEVSKA..........EL CW JAWET MCGREGOR_____SUE MICV GN BESSIE NOOMAW...........LIW GW PAM VH1TMORE...........LINO A A Reenactment of the dragging of the cannon from Fort Ticon- dcroga to Boston to fight the British. F RONT ROW : Rosemarie Murph . Paula Klemcntowicz, Paul Cioffi. Tony Stevens. Kim Watson. SECOND ROW': Susan Micygiewicz, Mark Young. Kurt Marine, Mike Rushton. Jeanne McMillan Mr. Fallon presents Robin Dodge with The Bicentennial Award. October 27. 1975 Bellamy Award Susan Micygicwicz represents Springfield High School at Cullman High School in Huntsville. Alabama. 34th recipient of the Bellamy Award. October 4-11. 1975 Govenor Thomas P Salmon presents Juan Gomez with ’‘State of Ver- mont's Special Governor's Award, in Public Recognition of his Unselfish Personal Contribution to Society ' October 25. 1975 107 Photo Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Rod Arnold, Connie Leach, Ellen Turner, Sheila Hatch, Robert Ward, Susan Micygiewicz French Club FRONT ROW: Karen Fullam, Babs Kiltiger, Laurie Barstow, Melanie Brooks, Linda Lynch, Cheryl Picard; REAR ROW: Bonnie Barstow, Mary Ellen Haycr. Dorothy Bibens, Karen Kendall, Karen Williams, Becky Day Math League FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Cioffi, Dave Richards, Mr. Johanson. Joanne Hayer, Robert Ward. Heather Newman, Linda Nickerson, Lisa Fullam, Diane Riefenstahl, Peter Cann SEATED: Rita Tillson, Mark White; STANDING: Peter Cann, Duncan Audcttc. Dale Paquin. Mike Lucas. Mr. Laturnau 109 Colccn Regan displays the kind of smile that pleases customers. I no VIC.A. enhances knowledge of vocational trades. They have guest speakers, field trips, and enter competitions. Junior Miss Pageant Leslie Coleman: L.dilor and Debbie Sykes Business Manager Jan I ra ier: Senior Section Tcri Gclincau: Subscription Manager Advertisement: Vickie Miller. Cindy Davis. Robin Dodge. Candy Gale. Debbie Sykes: (Director of Sales). Mary Glover R ERECTIONS YEARBOOK spuigfyd high sdxd SPRINGFIELD rTT | 05156 I acuity Section: Sue Morin. Pal Allen. Janet Currier. Darlene Aiken, Bob Kelly Senior Section: Pally Tracy. Debbie Soloman. Debbie Joyce. Cathy Baldvins Barbara Bedi: Associate L.dilor 112 David Lombard: Art Editor Mary Ellen Mayer Faculty Section Debbie Joyce and Debbie Soloman — Senior Section Underclassmen Section: Mark Howe. Deb- bie Smith. Ronald Armstrong Rodney Arnold — Photography Penny Fitchett — Student Life Barbara Bedi. Donna Bingham. Marie LaVoie. Carol Nelson Student Life Section Marie LaVoie — Associate Editor Mr. Soule. Advisor and Mr. Winsor. Year- book Rep., check final copy. Sborts ,OBMQt cCGMOt cO� M :0 vt ; 'n fG r0s c£j FRONT ROW: Bill Muse. Dan Gurney. Dan Patrie. Kevin Colburn, Ken Colburn, Wendell Cook, Don Estcy, Dexter Hodgeman. Peter Lewis. Mike Matt. SECOND ROW: Don Fitzhcrbcrt. Arn Lillie, Steve Forrest, Jeff Graham, Tom Campbell, Tony Stevens, Bob Barton. Terry Williams. Paul Cioffi. Roger LcBlanc, Don Pratt. John Knox, Shane Gramling. Tom Baldvins, THIRD ROW: Coach Gagne. Coach Dorwin. Mike Garafano. Phil Sterns. Mark Morris, Jim Clinton. Brad Krohn, Merton Graham. Jeff Krohn, Bob Ward, Rick Goodrich. Coach Jasinski, Coach Nelson. The humblest citizen of all the land, when clad in the armor of a righteous cause, is stronger than all the hosts of Errors. William Jennings Bryan COSMO, £ : Dorwin and Jasinski Captains: Cioffi, Barton. Stevens, Williams Gagne and Nelson 116 Tom Campbell Tom Baldvins Shane Gramling Jeff Graham Don Prati 1ST ROW: M Hcndcc. R. Moore. B Carroll, M. Ploof. T. Warren, T. Knox. G. Sheldon, G. Holley. J. Watson. S. Harrison. S. Huber. C. Mack. mgr.. 2ND ROW: R. Lapiant, M. White. J. Marshall. D. Parker, G. Belislc. R. Emery. P. Neronski, F. Johnson, capi.. K. Twombly, H. Smith. M. Whalen, J. Phelan. R Farnsworth 3RD ROW: M. Hughes, T. Sullivan. D. Phillips. C. Tufts. C. Wood. capt.. R. Brickcy. A. Williams, G. Barton. G. Cioffi, G. McAllister. B. Mellish, V. Blais. Field Hockey 118 SITTING: S. Hutchinson. C. Currie, J. Frazier, S. Richardson, J. Barton, J. Haycr, C. Bryant; KNEELING: C. Kamel (Mgr.), N. Taft. K. Vittum, C. Stockman, J. Cioffi, B. Crandall. D. Loisellc, M. Jasinski. P. Crowley (Mgr.) 1ST ROW, STANDING: K. Burton, L. Graves, L. Fullam, D. Lombard, E. Ward, K. Gclincau, L. Proctor. M. Currie, S. Gordon. K. Crowley. M. Birsky, D. Graham, J. Morin, B. Lihatch, J. Bennett, REAR STANDING: N. Nicolson (Coach), D. Dupris, M. Hitchcock, R. Wessling. P. Bennett. M. Muse. N. Richardson. A. Richardson. S. Fog (Coach). 119 VARSITY SOCCER: FRONT ROW: Ed Stankicwicz, Casey Lindstrom, Chuck Richards. Kurt Marine, Mike Rushton. Mike Harrington (Captain), Rick Hughes (Captain), Tom Hamilton, Dennis Hryckicwicz; STANDING: Coach White. Bob Bowers, Dave Miller, Mike Cady, Dave Auger, Tim Dunham, Tim Kangas, Jeff Slade, Lloyd Streeter, Bob Liberty, Bill Murphy, Bruce Murphy, Dave Richards Ed Slankiewicz Dennis Hryckiewicz Kurl Marine Chuck Richards JUNIOR VARSITY: Bruce Wheeler, Tom Wilson. Robert Allen, Mike Dailey. Jerry Millay. Kevin Abbott. Mike Roy. Charles Densmorc. Steve Streeter. Greg Ward, Ron Wood; STANDING: Matt Hamilton. Pete Shattuck, Andy Waters. Jim Snide, Steve Loiscllc. Bob Connery. Steve Forrest. Jay Taylor, Allen Blodgett, Paul Ankuda, Coach Laturnau 121 Football • g ! VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY 13 Middlcbury 35 14 MSJ 7 Stevens 28 14 Stevens 8 Windsor 13 0 Windsor 6 14 Fair Haven 8 0 Brattleboro MSJ 52 17 Rutland 0 Rutland 20 8 Mt. Anthony 14 Brattlcboro 39 6 Bellows Falls 0 Mt. Anthony 41 0 Bellows Falls 14 10 28 6 18 42 21 14 0 FRESHMFN 0 0 0 8 18 MSJ Stevens Windsor Hartford Brattlcboro Rutland Bellows Fall occer V - j AYDOWN h Country JUNIOR VARISTY Mill River W )odstock l.u Chester V Brattlebor] Otter Valley Mt. Anthon Ludlow Mi Otter Valley! Ml. Anthony Chester VARSITY 2 Ludlow 0 0 Arlington 3 0 Mt. Anthony 4 0 Lcland Gray 1 2 Burr Burton 3 2 Burr Burton 1 2 Green Mountain 1 4 Woodstock 2 0 Ludlow 1 2 Arlington 0 1 Mt. Anthony 2 0 Green Mountain 0 2 Leland Gray 1 13 Field Flockey 1 4 JUNIOR VARSITY 1 Black River 1 Arlington 1 0 Mt. Anthony 5 3 Leland Gray 0 3 Burr Burton 0 Burr Burton 1 l Green Mountain 2 1 Woodstock 2 2 Ludlow 3 2 Arlington 0 1 Mt. Anthony 3 Green Mountain 2 -5 Leland Gray 0 i arMt Basketball KNEELING: Terry W illiams. Tony Slovens. Mike Rushion; STANDING: Coach Wyman. Sieve Forresi. Mark Morris. Mike Lady. Tim Dunham. Roger LaBlanc. Mike Baskevich. John Polidor. Bob Bower. Dale Paquin (Manager) 124 Basketball Swish! Another Two points for Cosmos! Buskcvich controls the tap. | hear voices say that we'll win! J V. Basketball KNELLING: Ken Colburn. Pete Lewis. Bill Stearns. Mike Matt. Bob Bower. Bruce Wheeler: STANDING: Coach Dorwin. Steve Forrest. Glenn Cioffi, Jeff Gossclin. Dave Parmcntcr. Gary Hatfield. Jay Taylor. Mark Morris. Dave Philips. Morris Glidden (Manager) 125 Girls Varsity Basketball — SITTING: Betsy Crandall, Diane Graham, Jean Cioffi. Sherry Rich- ardson, Mary Birsky. Karen Schoff, Cindy Currie: STANDING: Candy Camel, Jane Bennett, Diane Swicrezynski. Linda Vigo. Beth Lihatsh, Jane Morin, Mary Jasinski, Coach Nicholson J.V.’s in Action against Hartford Rushton Stops and Pumps The Freshmen starting five — Joe Phalen. Andy Williams. Chris Wood. Brad Lockwood, Ben Mcllish Our Traditional Cross-River Rivals Freshman Team — FRONT ROW: Terry Warren, Ken Bladyka, Jerry Millay, Scott Harrison, Mike Porter; 2ND ROW: Joe Phalen, Jim McGoldrich. Ben Mcllish, K.J. Mar- tin. Mark Hughes. Brad Lockwood. Chris Wood. Andy Wil- liams; 3RD ROW: Coach Birsky. Mark White. Doug Park- er. Greg Ward. 127 w I N T E R FRONT ROW J. Gillette. C. Werner, P. Crowley. M. Cady. Max White MID- DLE ROW: R. Armstrong. D. Gurney, B Muse. G. Blais, L. Proctor, L. Graves. P. Ankuda. J. Slade. D. Graham 3RD ROW: K. Gclincau. S. Gordon. J. Phelan 4TH ROW: Doc Jasinski. J. Robinson. J. Krohn. A. Lillie. D. Fit herbert. J. Heiberg. B. Krohn T R A C K r Varsity Wrestling — FRONT: Mike Shumski, Pete Farnsworth. Andy Waters, Alan Baldvins, Shane Gramling, Kevin Abbott: STANDING: Mike Garafano. Glen McAl- lister, John Brogdalc, Tom Baldvins. Jeff Graham. Tim Brown Now what do I do?' Coach Schweitzer conducts a practice. Co-captain Shane Gramling Joe Farnsworth Jeff Graham Preparation for the next match Wrestling Team Lifting weights toughens Joe Farnsworth for competition. Wrestling B Team KNEELING: Tim Knox. John Hake. Kevin Colburn. Rick Emery. Ralph Farnsworth; STANDING: Gary White, Herb Smith. Gary Barton. Roger Lavoie. Don Cann, Joe Farnsworth Richard Hoisington expresses determination and con- fidence at the start of a slalom race. Bill Wessling listens to the count down before explod- ing out of the starting gate. Jennifer Lindgrcn Peter Augustinovich. Richard Hoisington. and John Watson reveal the tension that grows as starting time draws near. Kim Watson cheers on the boys team after the girls ran their race. 3 2. I GO! ' Pcicr Augustinovich studies the course one more time before entering starling gate. Doug Wilkins rcachs out in a beautiful take-off on the The most demanding event in skiing competition is jump that is sure to score points from the judges, cross-country those who try have lived. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SPRINGFIELD OPPONENT 2 59 44 66 42 60 58 54 55 50 49 45 43 63 34 85 54 59 Brattleboro Fall Mountain Keene M.A.U. dsor 1 Fall Mountain Bellows Fills Lebanon Rutland M.S.J. Stevens Lebanon Windsor Stevens Brattleboro Bellows Falls Rutland M.A.U. Season’s Record Won 15, Lost 5 GIRLS' J.V. BASKETBALL SPRINGFIELD OPPONENT 16 Brattleboro 22 42 Green Mt. 11 20 M.A.U. 38 14 Woodstock 17 19 Hartford 18 36 Wilmington 11 23 Bellows Falls 41 24 M.A.U. 30 36 Burr Burton 22 34 Hartford 46 33 Windsor 32 27 Woodstock j|21 35 Wilmington 14 22 Windsor 20 20 Bellows Falls 25 23 Brattleboro 20 Season's Record — Won 9, Lost 7 Winter Sports VARSITY WRESTLINC INGFIELD OPPONENT 9 Colchester 60 - 6 f Keene 61 6 Fair Haven 60 3 Spaulding 64 9 Middlebury 59 3 Plattsburgh 61 0 Vergenncs 68 24 Lake Region 36 37 M4ill River i 24 25 Burlington 39 0 Mt. Anthony 69 48 Mill River 24 24 KUA 21 9 Mt. Abraham 54 6 Colchester 64 12 Spaulding 51 18 Essex Junction 43 0 Vcrgennes 68 20 Lake Region 35 18 KUA 12 134 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL SPRINGFIELD OPPONENT 45 Brattleboro 43 48 Green Mt. 41 40 M.A.U. 46 47 Woodstock 17 54 Hartford 28 61 Wilmington 37 70 Rice Memorial 72 55 Burlington 66 44 Bellows Falls 49 51 M.A.U. 52 64 Burr Burton 26 50 Hartford 36 69 Windsor 31 63 Woodstock 30 43 Wilmington 48 Windsor 36 42 Bellows Falls 68 41 Brattleboro 45 49 Middlcbury 42 (Playdown) 48 Bellows Falls 49 (Quarter Final) Box Scores BOYS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SPRINGFIELD OPPONENT 58 Fall Mt. 68 62 Stevens 69 54 Brattleboro 56 52 Windsor 68 72 Fall Mt. 44 54 Stevens 52 59 Windsor 53 42 Hartford 38 60 Brattleboro 72 47 M.S.J. 36 60 M.A.U. 45 43 Rutland 64 58 Bellows Falls 51 51 Hartford 53 56 Windsor 58 58 M.S.J. 56 OT 45 Brattleboro 61 47 Rutland 58 61 Bellows Falls 25 80 M.A.U. 57 Record — Won 9, Lost 11 BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL SPRINGFIELD OPPONENT MMM 60 74 Fall MounLi 52 Stevens 61 Windsor Hjytford Brattleboro M.S.J. u M.-X.u. Rutland Bellows! Falls 2 Hartford Wjmi or —M.S'J. Brattleboro y Rutland, Bellows falls s not in rournamc ore- eiudecr 135 1975 Varsity Baseball: F RONT ROW Jeff Wyman. Kurt Marine. Mike Rushton. Greg Birsky. Ron Bolio. Rick Young, Ken Nichols. REAR ROW Coach Wyman. Gary Vitium. Bob Barton. Roger Lc Blanc, Gary Goodrich. Gary Graham. Jeff Whittemore, Dave Moore. Paul Cioffi. Terry Williams. 1975 Baseball S.H.S. Opp. 2 Windsor 0 9 Hartford 5 1 M. S. J. 0 9 Bellows Falls 0 5 M. A. U. 4 10 Lebanon 6 2 Fall Ml. 0 3 Hanover 0 2 Brattleboro 3 14 Newport 3 0 Windsor 1 10 Stevens 2 13 Hartford 1 10 Bellows Falls 6 7 Stevens 3 6 Rutland 8 7 Essex Jet. (State quarter final) 2 2 Barre (State semi- final) 3 1975 Softball S.H.S. Opp. 29 Keene 7 9 M. A. U. 5 5 B. F. 4 12 Windsor 4 37 Leland Gray 5 12 Green Mt. 3 23 Brattleboro 3 38 Black River 2 19 Keene 10 9 B. F. 3 7 M. A. U. 1 9 Brattleboro 0 16 Arlington 2 11 Burr Burton 8 15 M. A. U. (Quarter-Final) 1 9 Spaulding (Semi-final) 8 9 Essex Jet. (Final) 12 1975 Varsity Softball: KNEELING — Cindy Currie. Jean Cioffi. Maureen Barton. Mary Jasinski. Jenny Barton. Debbie Muse. STANDING: Candy Kamel. Sharon Jones. Coach Nicholson. Rhonda Rabtoy. Sherry Richardson. Sherry Lockwood. Karlecn Shchan. Lori Harrington. 136 Golf Team Coach Hal Vincent. Terry Parker. Mike Dubancvich. Peter Rcasoner, John Jasinski. Steve Hathaway. Karl Vogcll, Eric Dubanevich Boys' Tennis: Scott Harrison. Doug Parker, Mark White. Dave Auger. Mike Cady. Dave Raymond. Doug Mayncs 137 Springfield grabs 2nd frustrated terriers no match for Cosmos Overflow crowd expected for tonight's Cards-Cosmos tilt Cosmos Vose v69 r C° °net‘d fourth quarter Cosmos ne surge .0 overtake F� « Springfield nudges 91 Brattleboro, 64-61 Cosmos spoil dramatic Jacket comeback bid Poor start costs Cosmos, 89-63 Co moette� -Squaw8 , voV ■o .ourney .onigh (xtsmoy .okets reach finals I n d holiday classic w bv’ V . - ■' 7 £ 1 c'ohh f , ? i jj- Cos moe ties come close :j| I feO ' If- U«« I ha,e � ° S MrtBwgOri Jasinski super in Cosmoettes win Varsity Squad FRONT ROW I TO R Mary Cady, Patty Maynes, Connie Leach. 2ND ROW — Kim Watson, Paula Klementowicz. 3RD ROW — Theresa Dzewaltowski. Debbie Smith, Patti Maseltine Cheerleaders wk Connie J V. Squad FRONT ROW -Barbara Waite, Cheryl Picard. 2ND ROW — Colleen Regan, Jennifer Lingrcn, Sherry Wyman, Carol Lewis, 3RD ROW — Sue Ann Morin, Diane Refcnstahl, Linda Porter 140 J.V. 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