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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

Springfield High School Presents REFLECTIONS 1978 Our Sincerest Thanks To Mrs. Pool For Her Hours Of Dedicated Help. WE COULDN’T HAVE DONE IT Organizes all our college application materials Every year Mrs. Zigman does a fantastic job for the seniors, in recognition of this we dedicate “Reflections 1978” to her. Always a smile on her face and a true friend to everyone. Sees to our transcripts and has a personal interest in us ... WE THANK YOU MRS. ZIGMAN CLASS OF '78 Class Officers PRESIDENT: BILL MUSE VICE-PRESIDENT: JUDY FRAZIER TREASURER: SHARON RAWSON SECRETARY: BARB WAITE SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE BACK ROW: Bob Bauer. Bill Muse, Judy Frazier. Karen Schoff. Mary Birsky. FRONT ROW: Brian Sheldon. Barb Waite. Sharon Rawson, Joanne Baltz. Diana Barrows. 6 CLASS AVERAGES Females HAIR COLOR: BROWN EYE COLOR: BROWN HEIGHT 5'4” WEIGHT: 123 lbs. RING SIZE: 6 SHOE SIZE: 7 Males HAIR COLOR: BROWN EYE COLOR: BLUE HEIGHT 5'8 WEIGHT: 154 lbs. RING SIZE: 9 SHOE SIZE: 10 CLASS FAVORITES COLOR: BLUE SONG:THEME FROM ROCKY BOOK: GONE WITH THE WIND MOVIE: STAR WARS GROUP: BOSTON FEMALE PERSONALITY: BARBARA STREISAND MALE PERSONALITY: ROBERT REDFORD PAUL ANKUDA From one grain, ten thousand grains.” KEVIN ABBOTT All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream.’’ WENDY ALLISON You don’t have to know how to sing-it's a feeling as though you want to that makes the day suc- cessful. JOHN ALBANESE LINDA ALEX RONALD ARMSTRONG “Life is a tragedy for those who feel; and a comedy for those who think. Charlie doesn't like tunas with good taste. Charlie likes tunas that taste good.” We do not know the precise moment when friendship is formed. As in filling a vessel drop by drop .. There is at last a drop which makes the heart run- over. DUAYNE ALLEN Life is but a day at most. CATHERINE ASONEVICH “The feeling of friendship is like that of being comfortably filled with roast beef; love, like being enlivened with champagne.” GRETCHEN AUSTIN A pessimist is a woman who thinks all men are bad. An opti- mist is a woman who hopes they are.” PETER AUGUSTINOVICH ”Sed qui asinum non potest, stratum caedit.” CHRIS AUSTIN “Fame is what you have taken, character is what you give; when to the truth you waken, then you begin to live.” ALLAN BALDVINS Seek the good times in your life. CHARLES BALCH JOANNE BALTZ “Whatever I have tried to do in life. I have tried to do well What I have devoted myself to. I have devoted myself to completely ” 11 BETH BATCHELDER Well, the queen of Diamonds let you down, she was just an emp- ty fable and the queen of hearts you say you've never met DESPERADO. DIANA BARROWS Tis what I love that determines how I love. ROBERT BAUER I don’t like to commit myself about heaven and hell-you see. I have friends in both places. SHIRLEY BEEBE Expect the worse at all times and the tragedy doesn't hurt. MARY BIRSKY It’s been a faster year than yes- terday. all the things that I had planned, and when I think I'm gaining I'm in the sunshine once again. SUSAN BLAIS Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. 13 LAURA BOWEN JON BROGDALE If you cannot do great things, you can do small things in a great way.’’ MELODIE BRILL “A smile on your face, puts a song in your heart. JANET BRYANT We have too many people who live without working, and alto- gether too many who work with- out living. MELINDA BROOKS If left on the vine, love will grow, but if from the vine it is plucked, it will soon wither and die! I JULIE BURKE Of all the methods of measur- ing success, happiness is the truest unit. JILL BURTON It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. The deepest feeling shows it- self in silence. KIMBERLY BURTON SUSAN CARLETON ■Remember set your goals high and reach for them! DONNA CLARK FRED CERAUSKIS I've finally served my term. Don't put off 'Til tomorrow what you can do today. SANDRA CHASE Those who give have all things. DENNIS CLARKE Work before pleasure, but have pleasure in your work. KENNETH COLBURN Happiness is getting along with each other. 15 HOLLY COLBY ' Life is beautiful when shared with someone you love. WENDELL COOK Don't wear your wishbone where your backbone ought to be. KEVIN COLBURN My school years weren't that good, maybe it will be better when I get out. ROBERT CONNARY Absence is to love what wind is to a fire; it puts out the little, it kindles the great. RONALD CORLISS “It has been twelve long years and I have finally made it to the top of the pit.” JULIE COLOUTTI I expect to pass through life but once. If therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do to any fellow being, let me do it now and not defer or neglect it. as I shall not pass this way again. LEE CROCKER Animals are such agreeable friends-they ask no question, they pass no criticisms. MELISSA CURRIE KELLY CROWLEY Accept me as I am — only then will we discover each other. All things in life must be en- joyed for what they are. THERESA DAVIS Your life is what you make it. JAMES CUMMINGS Enjoy it while you can. Good luck to all of you in the future. May God Bless You All. MARCIE CYR I feel it when I sorrow most. It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” WAYNE DENSMORE A man of infinite-resource-and- sagacity. REBECCA DAY The music in my heart I bore. Long after it was heard no more. 17 MICHAEL DUBANEVICH DANIEL DESJARDINS •‘If a man speaks or acts with a pure thought, happiness follows him. like a shadow that never leaves him. ERIC DUBREUIL It is harmful to no one to have been silent. KELLY DUPONT Nothing should be more highly prized than the value of each day of your life. CYNTHIA DUTTON The most wasted day of all is that in which you have not laughed. DONALD ESTEY If you do it right the first time then you will never be a failure at it. 18 WANDA DUQUETTE ‘Live high' and keep smiling. CAROL FARNSWORTH PETER FARNSWORTH ROLAND FARNSWORTH What he hit is history, what he missed is mystery. STEVEN FORREST Speech is great, but silence is greater. 19 LUCINDA FULLAM We are always saying goodbye in this world-always standing at the edge of loss attempting to retrieve some memory, some human mean- ing. from the silence something which was precious and is gone. MICHAEL GAROFANO Life is like a sport, if you do not excel in it. than nobody recognizes you.” KAREN GELINEAU Laughter is the shortest distance between two people-that's why I'm never far away. 20 DAVID GLYNN ROBIN GILBERT “Love when you can. Cry when you have to. Be who you must. Its part of the plan.” ERIC GOODRICH “A! Elbereth Giltoniel! silivern penna miriel a menel aglar elen- ath Gilthoniel. A! Elbereth! MORRIS GLIDDEN “And if the cloud bursts, thunder in your ear you shout and no one seems to hear. JOSEPH GOLEC SANDRA GORDON If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. JEFFERY GOSSELIN “Life is nothing without friend- ship. DIANE GRAHAM The thing that goes the far- thest towards making life worth- while. that costs the least and does the most, is just a pleasant smile.” LAUREEN HAMMER ‘ The demand to abandon illu- sions about our condition is a de- mand to abandon a condition which requires illusions. JANALENE GOULD “Live and be happy today, for tomorrow may never come.” DANIEL GURNEY Good, better, best, never rest, ’til good be better, and better best.” JOHN HAKE “A good listener is not only pop- ular everywhere, but after a while he knows something. LORIE GRAVES If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. MATTHEW HAMILTON Character is higher than intel- lect. •••A great soul will be strong to live, as well as to think.” 22 TRACY HARRINGTON GARY HATFIELD ‘Better by far to smile and for- get. than to remember and be sad. HARRY HILL ‘When I’m right no one remem- bers. When I'm wrong no one forgets. MICHAEL HATT The way you go must be your decision.” You can close your eyes to re- ality but not to memories RICHARD HEWEY Life would be so much simplier and better if everybody were friends. KATHLEEN BEALS TIMOTHY HILLIARD 23 DEXTER HODGEMAN Life is neither a game or a bat- tle; life is an unknown that must be discovered and enjoyed day to day-life is for living.” CATHY INGALLS Life is a series of surprises!” MARIE HORTON “Do what you can to today, don’t put it off for tomorrow ” DEBRA HOLL LISA HOWARD Too much or too little educa- tion. can hinder the mind. DIANE INGALLS The heart has eyes that the brain knows nothing of. DIANE JACKSON Everybody needs a friend now and then. 24 DONNA JACKSON Sometimes the only way for me to find out what it is I want to do is to go ahead and do some- thing-then the moment I start to act my feelings become clear. DEBBIE JERARD You know I don't know! JOHN JASINSKI Life is a one way street. No matter how many detours you take, none of them lead back. DEBRA JOHNSON I set a course for winds of for- tune; on a stormy sea of moving emotion, tossed about I'm like a ship on the ocean. KAREN KENDALL i GAIL JOYCE Don’t walk in front of me. I may not follow; Don’t walk in back of me. I may not lead; just walk be- side me and be my friend. To tell you my thoughts is to locate myself in a category. To tell you my feelings is to tell you about me. 25 DARLENE KNIGHT JEFFREY KROHN ‘If you love someone set him free, if he comes back he's yours-if he doesn’t he never was. BECKY LABOMBARD “If being happy is foolish; blessed be the fool. V— WILFRED LAMBERT “We live, not as we wish, but as we can. DAVID LAPLANTE ROGER LAVOIE MARY LAVIGNE You can tell more about a per- son by what he says about oth- ers than you can by what others say about him. Opinion governs all of mankind, like the blind’s leading of the blind. 26 “What'er he did. was done with so much ease, in him alone twas natural to please. KIM LEMOIS PETER LEWIS It matters not what you are thought to be. but what you are. KEVIN LIBERTY I know it's only rock 'n roll but I like it. PHILIP LEWIS Life isn’t all beer and pretzels. ROBERT LEWIS Treads on tires wear down, but studs never die.” ROBERT LIBERTY It takes leather balls to play soccer. ELISABETH LIHATSH Real generosity towards the fu- ture lies in giving all you've got to the present. 27 ARNOLD LILLIE DIANE LOMBARD The grand essentials in this life are something to do. something to love, and something to hope for. JAMES LOVELL In the twilight of morning, shall climb to the top. DANIEL MCFADDEN I want to rock and roll all night and party every day. BARRY MARTIN They who drink soon will think beer. The best and most beautiful things are not to be seen or touched, but felt with the heart. BRIAN MCNAMARA They never taste who always drink. KRISTY METZ A dwarf on a giant's shoulders sees farther of the two. 26 MICHAEL METZ “Here with my beer I sit. while golden moments flit; Alas! They pass and unheeded by; and as a- fly, I. being dry. sit. idly sipping here my beer. DOROTHY MINCHENKO Absent in body, but present in spirit. CYNTHIA MOORE Yesterday's gone, yesterday's gone! All I want is to have my piece of mind. MARK MORRIS We love a joke that hands us a pat on the back while it kicks the other fellow down the stairs. CATHY MILLER Life the journey. Death the destination. Born to die.” JANE MORIN No man can be happy without a friend, nor be sure of his friend till he is unhappy. DAVID MORNEAU We prepare for our dreams of tomorrow. WILLIAM MUSE Veni. Vidi. Vici. WILLIAM MURPHY ‘‘We the unwilling, led by the un- knowing. are doing the impossi- ble for the ungrateful. We have done so much, for so long, with so little, we are now qualified to do anything with nothing. HARRIETTE NADEAU JEFFREY NERONSKY Contentment settles with the sun. in labors of the day well done. LORIE MUNROE Sometimes when we reach for a dream, we have to leave some- thing behind and try not to make it hurt. DEBRA NELSON Live for the future, not the past. DOUGLAS NERONSKY Youth comes but once in a life- time. If you see someone without a smile, give him one of your's. LINDA NICKERSON HEATHER NEWMAN Love and a red nose are not easily hidden. MICHAEL PARKER I was not born to be forced. I will breathe after my own fash- ion ... If a plant cannot live ac- cording to its nature, it dies; and so a man. WILLIAM PACKERT Be an opener of doors for such as come after thee, and do not try to make the universe a blind alley. MICHAEL PARADIS If only all the hands that reach could touch' TERRY PARKER Grab all the gusto you can. while you still have the gusto to grab. DAVID PARMENTER Though my eyes could see I was a blind man. Though my mind could think I still was a mad man. MICHAti patoine DANIEL PATRIA What ever happened to Satur- day night?” KEITH PERRY JANICE PHELAN Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length. LISA PHINNEY In uplifting, get underneath. JAY PINNEY CHERYL PICARD If people were like flowers we could all. of every color, be hap- py in the field. The best thing about the future is that it comes only one day at a time.” 32 Every man is. or hopes to be an idler. RUSSELL PLUMB LINDA PORTER The key to success is knowing what you want and how to steal it! NANCY PUTNAM Good times with friends and plenty of laughter topped off with food is life's greatest joy. LOREEN PROCTOR Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound togeth- er. MARK PROUTY Anybody that can’t get drunk by midnght ain’t trying. Though in some distant time you may not love me so ... I still shall keep close and never let you go . COLLEEN REGAN “With a song and a smile. SHARON RAWSON “More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of.” 33 JOHN REYNOLDS TERRY RHEAUME “The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you can- not do.” DAVID RICHARDSON Don’t be dismayed at good- byes. A farewell is necessary be- fore you can meet again.'' DIANE RIEFENSTAHL Be careful, be first, be joyful.” STEVEN ROBINSON I don’t like to commit myself about heaven and hell - you see. I have friends in both places. KAREN RICHARDSON A friend is someone with whom you can be yourself.’’ The standard of giving is pre- ferred throughout the world.'' DEANNA ROY I hope that you will think of me in moments when you’re happy and you’re smiling; and after thoughts will comfort you on cold and cloudy days if you are crying.” 34 BRIAN RUMRILL “Early to rise and early to bed. makes a guy healthy, wealthy, and dead. PETER SHATTUCK The problem is not knowing the difference between right or wrong; it is deciding, that is the problem. LOU-ANN SCOTT Sometimes, when you reach for a dream, You have to let go of a piece of the past. RUTH SCOTT Some people live just to love, but I just love to live. LORI SHORT You're only young once. That’s all society can stand. KAREN SCHOFF The mirror of words and ac- tions only partly manifests my being. BRIAN SHELDON The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unrea- sonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends upon the unreasonable man. 35 JOAN SMITH MICHAEL SHUMSKI CHERYL SMITH “If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you its yours, if it doesn't it never was.'' There will be another song for me for I will sing it. There will be another dream for me someone who'll dream it. WILLIAM STANKEVICH If you're going to do it. do it right the first time. BRENDA SPRAGUE When love is great there is no need for words ... for even in silence love is heard. GILBERT STEARNS 36 You’re only young once. That’s all society can stand. MARK SWEETSER SUSAN STOKES True friendship is like phospho- rescence-it glows best when the world around you goes dark. 37 WENDY STREETER JOHN TAYLOR I drink when I have occasion, and sometimes when I have no occasion. MICHAEL TREFRY Send more beer!!!” KIRSTEN TWOMBLY It’s just love and miracles out of nowhere. ANNE TLAKER The time has come’, the walrus said, ’to talk of many things. Of shoes, and ships, and sealing- wax. of cabbages and kings. And why the sea is boiling hot. and whether pigs have wings.” DAVID VANALSTYNE Adventure tends to make one late for dinner. THOMAS VATNE Tact is the ability to make someone feel at home when you wish they were. KEITH VEYSEY If I was withit’ every day. I wouldn't have been very hap- py” 38 ELSA WARD BARBARA WAITE “Her smiles form the channels of a future tear. ROGER WARD If you don’t use it. you lose it. ANDREW WATERS I’m as out of place as a Chris- tian in hell.” KATHY WATERMAN In darkness there is no choice. It is light that enables us to see the differences between things; and it is Christ that gives us GARY WHITE Always in debt, but seem to keep on spending. DAVID WHEELER Life is preparation for the fu- ture; and the best preparation for the future is to live as if there were none.” What lies behind you and what lies ahead of you are tiny mat- ters compared to what lies with- in you.” 39 TIMOTHY WHITE Show me a smile that won't come off. and I’ll show you a cheerful idiot.” LAURIE WOOD The butterfly counts not the months but the moments and has time enough. KIM WILTSHIRE A pleasant smile and a happy face. Makes the world a brighter place; Live with zest and love and style. And always wear a happy smile. VERONICA WRIGHT When i works, i works hard; when i sits, i sits hard; and i thinks, i falls asleep! SHERRY WYMAN True wisdom lies in gathering the precious moments out of each day.” MICHAEL WOODS If you're there before it's over, you’re on time. 40 Anne Sherry Joanne BABY BOOM YEAR Diana MOCK ELECTIONS Bob and Lucinda Best Looking Sandy and Brian Beach Build Bodies Lucinda and Mike Nicest Eyes Quietest Loudest Wendell and Kathy 42 Bill and Sharon Contributed Most Laurie and Kevin Nicest Smile Matt and Lisa Actor Actress Nancy and Bruce Strangest Laugh Arnold and Diane Class Couple Ronnie and Sharon Most Likely To Most Studious Succeed Best Partiers Most Gullible Best Dressed Morris COSMOS vs: Lebanon .............. 19- 0 Stevens ...............25- 6 Windsor ...................0- 7 Brattleboro .............7-35 Mt. Anthony .............6-14 M.S.J....................8-14 Rutland .................6-18 Bellows Falls .........28- 6 47 Left to right, kneeling: manager Maureen Phelan. Diane Lombard. Beth Lihatsh. Jane Morin. Diane Graham. Jane Bennett. Loreen Proctor. Mary Birsky. Standing: Holly Pryor. Debby Bushway. Lori White. Lisa Spindler. Nancy Richardson. Mary Muse. Cindy Cross. Carolyn Baltz, Elaine Aumond. Deb Hewey. Jane Rice. Sue Ballard. Vicky Rioux. Kim Marine. Back row: Coach Nicolson. Shannon Porter. Peggy Bennett. Cindy Davis. Cindy Taylor. Michelle Wesslmg. Regina Wesslmg. Margaret Hitchcock. Sue Graham. Sharon Graves. FIELD HOCKEY PLAY ON! mr FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Coach Gagne. D. Fitzherbert. A. Lillie. S. Forrest. Coach Birsky. Coach Dorwin. SECOND ROW: D. Gurney. D. Patria. B. Sheldon. K. Colburn. R. Ward. M. Garafano. THIRD ROW: P. Lewis. M. Hatt. B. Muse. P. Stern. J. Gosselin. W. Cook. C. Wood. FOURTH ROW: A. Williams. M. Porter, J. Phelan. G. McAllister. G. Barton. S. Harrison. T. Knox. FIFTH ROW: K. Martin, G. Cioffi, C. Neronski. R. Emery. K. Martin. J. Marshall. S. Rogers. C. Gordon. SIXTH ROW: J. Wallace. P. Lewis. T. Gelineau. C. Smith. J. Swanson. E. Johnson. K. Yoyng, D. Ingalls. K. Cross. y FOOTBALL Go Goose! FRESHMEN FIRST ROW KNEELING: J. Johnson. J. Wyman. K. Hatt. SECOND ROW: D. Thomas. K. Abbott. A. Greer. L. Dorsett. A. Cook. B. Sherwood. B. Currier. THIRD ROW: B. Paige. P. Gosselin. K. Colburn. J. Rioppelle. W. Driver. T. Epelt. M. Gintof, Coach Schweitzer. Coach Hornus. SOCCER KNEELING: E. Goodrich, P. Shattuck. Co-captain Liberty. M Morris. M Hamilton. J. Taylor. STANDING: B. Glover. K. Twombly. D. Cann. M Roy. M Hughes. J. Millay. G. Ward. A. Waters. M. White. S. Loiselle. T. Forrest. B Mellish. S. Huber. R Munson. K. Rushton. (Shutter shy: Co- captain Bauer) SOCCER KNEELING: J. Hodgeman. B. Clark. D. Mellish. D. Wells. V. Shattuck. K. Moulton. R. Lawrence. SECOND ROW: K. Millay. S. Hughes. D. Hrychiewicz. G. White. L. Pollard. J. Robison. THIRD ROW: K. Rioux. J. Marine. B. Coleman. H. Vigo. M. Martin. B. Bassett. J. Hamilton. 53 CHEERING FIRST ROW: D. Riefenstahl. H. Newman. C. Picard. S. Wyman. B Waite SECOND ROW: K. Borowski, N. Augustinovich. K. Abbott. L. Tarbell, J. Dzewaltowski 54 STANDING: D. Fitzherbert. B. Bauer. L. Boudreau. KNEELING: P Birsky. J. Dzewaltowski. L. Spindler. SITTING: V. Gunn. A. Davis CHEERING Let’s Go Green FIRST ROW: Coach-Sue Newman. S. Wyman. B. Waite. D. Riefenstahl. SECOND ROW: H. Newman. B. Lynch. C. Picard. THIRD ROW: S. Blais. N Augustinovich. K. Borowski 55 STANDING: Manager Ward. Manager Parker. M. Porter. J. Phelan. G. Cioffi. M. Morris. C. Wood. J. Taylor, B. Lockwood. M. Hatt. S. Harrison, Coach Wyman KNEELING: B. Bauer. J. Gosselin FIRST ROW: J. Wyman. P. Lewis. M. Martin. K. Schoff. C. Rushton. SECOND ROW: B. Sanderson. B. Bassett. B. Mellish. P. Hake. S. Huber. Coach Darwin. BASKETBALL STANDING: K. Richardson. S. Ploof. P. Bennett. D. Dupuis. M. Wessleing. S. Porter. H. Pryor. N. Richardson. L. Fullam. Coach Morse. KNEELING: D. Graham. B. Lihatsh. M Birsky. J. Morin. J. Bennett 58 59 GYMNASTICS Co-captain Diane Riefenstahl Co-captain Linda Porter GYMNASTICS D. Pyper. D. Riefenstahl, L. Porter H. Brooks. K. Vatne, P. Cann, C. Taylor. S. Spencer, P. Bryant. A. Dutton TRACK TRACK SKI TEAM 64 WRESTLING 67 BASEBALL STANDING: B. Bauer. M. Hatt. J. Phelan. B. Mellish. M. Morris. B. Barton. B. Lockwood. G. Cioffi. Coach Wyman KNEELING: K. Colburn. S. Huber. M. Porter. M. White. M Patoine. B. Warwick. K. Rushton FIRST ROW: G. Maguire. B. Coleman. M. Penney. K. Abbott. K. Johnson. K. Rushton. SECOND ROW: Coach Morse. J. Wyman. A. Elms. D. Cota. K. Colburn. D. Fontaine 68 GOLF FIRST ROW: S. Patterson. J. Hamlton. P. Lewis. S. Millay. R. Lawrence. SECOND ROW: P. Lewix. M. Prouty. D. Clark. P. Hake. J. Hake. Coach Vincent. SOFTBALL FIRST ROW: D. Alflen, D. Treffery, S. Clark. K. Langdon. P. Sears. M. Currie. S. Gordon. M. Birsky. M. Richardson. K. Burton, V. Gunn. SECOND ROW: Fullam, J. Davis. M. Fratini. S. Standon. K. Griffin, A. Currier. V. Rioux, S. Porter, H. Pryor. B. Bauer. C. Davis. THIRD ROW: M. Markwell. M. Densmore. K. Gosselin, C. Lohutko. M. Aumand. J. Lull. V. Miller. P. Bennett. L. Sysko. 69 Back row: D. Cann. T. Forrest. J. Swanson. J. Marshall. K. Martin. F. Cerauskis. A. Williams. C. Wood. J. Gosselin. A. Lillie. D. Fitzherbert. M. Hughes. D. Gurney. Front row: G. Blais. D. Kelin. M Roy. K Malay. H. Smith. B. Muse. B. Sheldon. K.Twombly. S. Forrest. TRACK AND FIELD Back Row: T. Perry. C. McMillan. R. Wesseling. C. Taylor. J. Eshpaugh. S. Cunningham. L. Boudreau. N. Putnam, J. Morin. D. Graham. L. Cunningham. J. Bennett. C. Cerauskis. L. Allen. Front row: D. Roy. P. Picard. K. Adams. M. Ward, P. Cann. E. Lombard. L. Porter. R. Joyce. C. Rhodes. L. Procter. J. Stearns. V. Watkins. K. Vatne. L. Brusseau. C. Balz. M. Hitchcock. A. Gronovious. N. Higgins. S. Rawson. TENNIS STANDING: P. Swietzinski, F. Krohn. D. Parker, M Martin, K. Bladyka, KNEELING: J. Countermarsh. S. Harrison. B. Packert. J. Robison. K. Cross 71 FIRST ROW: S. Dufresne. H. Mewman. N Augustinovich. S. Ploof. J. Frasier. SECOND ROW: K. Shoff. P. Birsky. D. Blais. L. White. H. Colby. V. Boundy, S. Wright. THIRD ROW: T. Harrington. A. Cook. J. Dzewaltowski. M. Wessling. S. Hatfield. A. Patch ♦REMEMBER WHEN? 72 B. Abbott K. Abbott President: Bill Sherwood. Shannon Porter Vice-President: Sue Follet. Secretary: Steve Hughes. Treasurer: E. Abbott F. Adams FRESHMEN M. Adams L. Aiken D. Allen M. Ames K. Albee D. Alfen D. Anderson D. Armstrong T Augsto P Bacon D. Barrows D. Bashaw P. Batchelder R. Beebe D. Blais S. Blake S. Bobrowski L. Borowski L. Boudreau V. Boundy F. Bradway J. Brown M Brown L. Brusseau P. Bryant L. Burbank E. Burke J. Burns D. Burton D. Bushway P. Cann C. Carr E. Chamberlin B Clarey B. Clark E. Clark R Clark K. Colburn A. Cook A. Cook J. J. R. Cram C. Cross Coutermarsh Coutermarsh 74 s. Cunningham R. Currier S. Currier A. Cushing P. Cyrs L. Densmore M Densmore R. Densmore L. Dorset W. Driver B. Douglas D. Duquette J. Durham A. Dutton T. Dutton B. Dwinell H. Fullam C. Funk G. Gintof M. Gintof C. Gliddon T. Goddard J. Goings L. Golden T. Howe D. S. Hughes D. Hutchinson G. Janowski A. Jarvis P. Jarvis S. Jasinski Hryckiewicz 75 K. Johnson D. Kellog H. Koledo S. Kruse S. Lamson K. Langton J. Lapine L. Laplante S. Lasel M. Laskevich S. Lavigne J. Legace G. Lemay H. Leneau T. Litchfield L. Locke A. Loura 0. Lynch T. Lyon M. Mable R Magill K. Marine M. Markwell T. Mas D. Melish K. Messar P. Michaud J. Millay S. Millay T. Miller E. Miner M. Muguira R. Munson B. Nannery D. Nelson D. Newhall K. Noake S. Oscarson K. Ovitt B. Page C. Paige B. Parkhurst S. Partridge S. Patterson P. Patton 1 • P. Pecor M. Penn Pawlikowski M. Perkins T. Perry M. Phelan C. Phipps M Pinney A. Pizzo R. Plumb D. Porter S. Porter B. Pratt S. Prescott D. Price C. Putnam T. Quelch T. Quimby 76 B. Rheume J. Riopelle V. Rioux D. Robinson D. Robinson J. Robison D. Rowe D. Royce M. Russell A. Rydjeski L. Sanzo K. Schott E. Shambo V. Shattuck B. Sherwood J. Short R. Smart J. Stokes E. Snead R. Stoodley L. Smith K. Sumner R. Snide R. Sumner S. Spencer P. Swierczynski L. Spindler D. Tarajkowski L. Thibodeau D. Thomas D. Thompson F. Thorburn J. Tlaker K. Underwood K. Vatne S. Waters A. Watkins V. Watkins E. West K. Wheeler G. White L. White L. Wilson S. Wilson K. Wood M. Wright J. Wyman D. Yesman M. Aumand S. Balia J. Austin C. Baltz E. Arnold President: Abby Davis. Vice-President: Sue Graham. Secretary: Sharon Graves. Treasurer: Cindy McMillan SOPHOMORES B. Bacon C. Baldvins W. Bassett B. Bauer s. Benjamin M. Birsky C. Bishop K. Borowski C. Bourne D. Bryant D. Burke M. Burke R. Carey C. Carr T. Crowley B. Currier K. Currier L. Cyr P. Davidson A. Davis J. Davis J. Dzewaltowski T. Eaton K. Ebelt W. Elms D. Emery C. Farnsworth C. Fitchett D. Fitzherbert R. Flint 79 S. Graves S. Gray G. Griffin A. Gronovious V. Gunn D. Gurney P. Hake J. Hamilton G. Harford L. Harlow F. Hibbard D. Hill S. Hinkley J. Hodgeman S. Hopkins B. Horton W. Howard M. Hurd P. Hurd D. Ingalls D. Jarvis S. Jewell E. Johnson R. Joyce D. Kelin L. Kemp D Kidder M Kidder D. Kingsbury M. Kingsbury K. Knapp M Knight R. Knight F. Krohn E. Lamson D. Langston K. Leggett T. Levlocke P. Lewis L. L'Heureux M. Martin L. McAllister E. McLeod C. McMillan B. Mens K. Metz 80 C. Millay D. Minchenko B. Mitchell M. Morse K. Moulton T. Mumford S. Murray J. Neronsky D. Nichols P. Nickerson M. Olcott R. Otis J. Ovitt M. Paquin J. Parker M Parks A. Patch P. Picard S. Ploof R. Plumb R. Polczynski L. Pollard D. Potwind M Pryor L. Putnam M. Putnam T. Regan R. Reynolds C. Rhodes K. Rioux J. Robison S. Rogers K. Rushton B. Sanderson T. Sanzo R. Schroeder C. Smith D. Smith D. Snide S. Snide S. Standen M. Stiles C. Stone E. Sullivan J. Swanson M. Sylvester L. Sysko L. Taft L. Tarbell L. Thorpe D. Treffry T. Tuttle K. Twombly J. Underwood H. Vigo T. Volta J. Wallace M. Ward D. Wells M. Wessling A. White T. Whitney A. D. Williams Whittemore J. Auger President: Jody Prescott. Vice President: Chris Wood. Secretary: Cindy Davis. Treasurer: Peg Bennett JUNIORS N Augustinovich E. Aumand A. Bacon T. Barlow G. Barton T. Barton C. Bates G Be,is,e M Bennett D. Benton K. Bladyka g. Blais M. Blais J. Boudreau C. Boynton B. Brickey H. Brooks M. Brown D. Bruce P. Bruce C. Brusseau W. Bryant C. Buxton D. Cann S. Carpenter R. Chamberlain J. Childs P. Childs G. Cioffi L. Clark N Clark S. Cleveland C. Colburn R. Converse H. Cooper J. Coutermarsh D. Craigue L. Cunningham A. Currier D. Currier E. Currier W. Davidson C. Davis M. Davis F. DeCelle 83 C. Densmore L. Densmore A. Donnelly C. Dubreuil S. Dufresne R. Emery J. Farnsworth R. Farnsworth T. Forrest C. Frye S. Fuller C. Gintof B. Glover S. Gosselin D. Gould K. Griffen K. Hall P. Hall S. Harrison L. Haskell D. Hewey L. Hill M. Hitchcock G. Holley L. Holton P. Howe S. Huber M. Hughes G. Hurd D. Hutchinson M. Jasinski M. Jefts D. Johnson D. Johnson D. Kelin L. Kendall T. Kennett K. King T. Knox D. Lambert S. Lamson K. Lemay B. Lockwood S. Loiselle M. Lucas C. Lynch P. MacDonald J. Marshall K. Martin P. Martin S. Martin P. Matulonis G. McAllister J. McGoldrick J. McLeod B. Mellish D. Merrill G. Millay S. Millay V. Miller R. Moore J. Munroe M. Muse P. Neronski 84 S. Nunes B. O’Neil B Oscarson R. Ofis D. Parker S. Parker K. Partridge C. Patton R. Pecor B. Pelletier M. Pelletier E. Pelton J. Philan M. Ploof S. Ploof L. Polczynski M. Porter J. Prescott M Price H. Pryor ' D. Pyper S. Rheaume J. Rice A. Richardson A. Richardson G. Richardson N Richardson D. Robinson M Roy S. Ruskuski K Sargent R. Scott K. Shepard E. Smith H. Smith M. Smolnik G. Stearns J. Stearns L. Stephens E. Stewart L. Stoodley S. Streeter T. Sullivan D. Tillson D. Tracy C. Tufts K. Twombly H. VanAlstyne R. Verge G. Ward H. Warwick D. Wates J. Watson C. Werner R. Wessling M. Whalen M. White R. White A. Williams C. Wood P. Zielonko DRILL TEAM KNEELING: Belinda Lynch, Pam Picard. Kim Wiltshire, Sara Parker 2ND ROW: Beth Kingsbury. Sue Ruskuski. Karen Kendall. BACK ROW: Lorie Munroe. Co- captains Laurie Wood and Becky La- Bombard. Deanna Roy This group does a fine job of adding color and pep to musical and athletic occasions. Their many hours of work shine through from parades to basketball games. Advisor: Mrs. Barbara Bessey The flag team is one of the more recent additions to the SHS band. In their third year at the high school, this group does an outstanding job in parades and football games. Advisor: Miss Sue Newman 90 FLAG TEAM Left to right: Nancy Putnam. Colleen Regan. Diane Gra- ham. Joanne Baltz. Becky Day. Karen Schoff. Jenney Stearns. Janice Phelan. Lorie Graves MADRIGALS Madrigals is a small group of ex- ceptional vocalists who sing for enjoyment and perform in con- certs. Their advisor is Barbara Bessey. Back row: Greg Blais. Colleen Regan. Danny Kelin. Lisa Phinney. Tim Knox. Matt Hamilton. Front row: Lorie Munroe. Melodie Brill, Ronnie Armstrong. Karen Gelineau. Deanna Roy. Becky LaBombard ALL NEW ENGLAND ALL STATE Back row: Jane Bennett. Ronnie Armstrong. Mike Roy. Beth Lihatsh. Hal Cooper. Middle row: Becky LaBombard. Hal Cooper. Linda Nicker- Brenda Sprague. MaryFay Ward. Sue Hatfield. Cindy Baldvins. Front row: Colleen Regan. Becky son. Jane Morin. LaBombard. Linda Nickerson. Sharon Rawson, Jane Morin. CONCERT CHOIR At the end of everyday, the singers in the school get together, under the direction of Barbara Bessey, and prac- tice. Through many hours of work and pleasure they put together concerts to entertain the school and the town. Left to right, sitting. Marie Pellitier. Sharon Rawson. Elsa Ward. Caroline Baltz. Jenny Eshbaugh. Holly Pryor. Cheryl Picard. Pam Picard. Ann Dzewaltowski. Nancy Augustinovich. Standing: Chris Phipps. Sue Hatfield. Mark Martin. John Hamilton. Kevin Twombly. Julie Coloutti. Heather Newman. Vicky Rioux. Matt Hamilton. Kim Marine. Mark Whalen. Jackie Dzewaltowski. Mr Coughlin. Abby Davis. Debby Bushway. STUDENT COUNCIL Officers: President Heather Newman. Vice President Matt Hamilton. Secretary treasurer Julie Coloutti The Student Council is an active organization. The mem- bers have always run the Winter Carnival at the High School. They also run other activities which may not be noticed. The Council runs the elections of officers, window decorating, halloween dress-up day, attend Chamber of Commerce luncheons and breakfasts, petition for student needs, run the election of girls and boys state candidates, and give tours to new students. The council holds meetings every other week and are kept very busy. Lett to right; seated: Sherry Wyman. Janice Phelan. Sharon Rawson. Jane Morin. Anne Tlaker. Lisa Phinney. Jane Bennett. Brenda Sprague. Mary Lavigne. Becky LaBombard. Becky Day. Kelly Crowley. Linda Nickerson. Standing: Diane Graham. Karen Gelineau, Wendell Cook. Wayne Densmore. Gilbert Stearns. Ronnie Armstrong. Cathy Asonevich. Beth Lihatsch. Tom Vatne. Heather Newman. Peter Lewis, Diane Riefentahl. Mike Hatt. Diane Lombard. Deanna Roy. Gary Hatfield. John Hake. Joanne Baltz. Jay Taylor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Officers: President Beth Litatsh. Vice President Diane Grahm. Sec- retary John Hake. Treasurer Joanne Baltz. The National Honor Society is a group of senior stu- dents chosen by the principal and guidance counselors. The members are chosen for leadership, character, ser- vice, and scholarship. A minimum “B” average is re- quired. They do a wide variety of activities ranging from tutoring to sponsoring a scholarship to a senior non- member. 1ST ROW: K. Marine. L. Putnam, R. Joyce. V. Rioux. A. Tlaker. D. Roy. L. Phinney, A. Davis. K. Waterman. J. Dzewaltowski. A. Patch. 2ND ROW: G. Blais. J. Childs. J. Hake. L. Sysko, S. Ballard. B. Lombard. A. Grenovius, C. McMillan. D. Nichols. 3RD ROW: J. Taylor. B. Wheeler. B. Bauer. L. Nickerson. L. Thorpe. J. Baltz. A. Donnelly. J. Stearns. M. Hamilton. D. Williams. S. Millay. P. Howe. 4TH ROW: R. Glowa. M. Martin, E. Proctor. J. Hamilton. C. Dutton. V. Boundy. D. Kellogg. S. Dufresne. N. Augustinovich. T. Vatne. S. Ruskuski. T. Parker. D. Cann The American Field Service is a very large and very active group. More and more students are becoming interested in participating in this club because it has been found to be a very rewarding experience. Every year the AFS club brings a student from a foreign country to SHS. This year Kathy Waterman was elected. Also, last summer they sent Linda Nickerson to San Paolo, Brazil where she enjoyed a memorable stay with a friendly Brazilian family. Kirsten Twombley. Priscila Howe. Jenney Stearns. Matt Hamilton. DECA Left to right: Tina Tuttle. H. Hill, C. Asonavich, M Prouty. K. Colburn. M. Price. R. Allen. S. Martin. D. Carr. M. Glidden. R. Hill, M. Morris, C. Werner. G. White. Mr. McKenny. B. Brickey. M. Dubanevich, J. Phinney The students from the Distributive Education Clubs of America are basically business students. They acquire experience in the business field by running the school store and the concession stand at the football games. HnHo Ai 'ccrAwrfD ?.athy 'U83 5, Janice Phelan- Colleen Regan. Joanne Baltz. Barb Waite. Sherry Wyman. m Li® ' R0W: Nancy Putnam. Tom Sullivan. Kevin Twombley. Tim Hilliard. Bob Flint. Mike Garafano Mike Lucas. Mike Hatt. Bob Brickey. Marc White. THE GREEN HORN Editor: Joanne Baltz. Advisor: Mr. Hammond The Green Horn staff consists of students who write about the school news, activities and students. With plenty of help from editor-in-chief Joanne Baltz and advisor Henry Ham- mond, the group tries to get an enjoyable newspaper out monthly. ♦ YEARBOOK STAFF Ronnie Armstrong. Mrs. Poole and Jane Bennett The yearbook staff put in many long hours to bring to the students of SHS a memorable yearbook. From pounding the pavement to sweating in the yearbook room, they have labored long and hard trying to meet deadlines. Ronnie Armstrong, Jane Bennett editors-in-chief, and Mrs. Poole, their advisor were always there to he;p and did much of the work themselves. It is a very difficult job that they have taken on and they hope that you, the students of SHS, enjoy your yearbook. FIRST ROW: Editors- Becky LaBombard. Lorie Munroe, Brenda Sprague. Jane Bennett. Ronnie Armstrong. Deanna Roy. Lisa Phinney. Beth Lihatsn. Jane Morin, Judy Frazier. SECOND ROW: Anne Tlaker. Lorie Graves. Julie Coloutti. Diane Lombard. Lucinda Fullam. Karen Gelineau. Karen Richardson, Heather Newman. Diane Graham. Kevin Abbott. Matt Hamilton, Mark Whalen. Left to right: Mike Hatt. Beth Lihatsh. Heather Newman. Bob Bauer. Jane Morin. Deanna Roy. Kevin Abbott. BOYS GIRLS STATE MATH LEAGUE Left to right. Front row: Chuck Durham. Scott Harrison. Ronald Armstrong. Margaret Bennett. Second Row: Ann Ryjeski. Gary Hatfield. Doug Parker. Cindy Davis. Third Row: Kathy Fourier. Penny Paton. Tom Vatne. Linda Nickerson. Left to right. Kneeling: Matt Hamilton. Andy Waters. Judy Fraizer. Kevin Abbott. Lorie Munroe. Cindy Rohds. Melanie Gates. Lori Putnam. Deanna Trefrey. Theresa Volta. Vicky Boundy. Standing: Jeff Marine. Mark Hughs. John Hake. Diane Lombard. Becky LomBard. Beth Lombard. Robin Joyce. Astrid Gronovius. Laurie Thorpe. Shelly Hopkins. Mary Ward. Pam Picard. Linda Allen. Debby Kellogg. HIKING CLUB ECOLOGY CLUB Left to right: Doug Neronsky. Everand Smith. Scott Cleveland. Susan Ruskuski. Ellen Pelton. Steve Kruise. Greg Richardson. Jeff Childs. 101 FBLA FBLA is an organization new to the high school this year. FBLA stands for Future Busi- ness Leaders of America. Among other things, they sell refreshments to earn money. Mrs. MacGillivray is their advisor. FRONT ROW: Angel Richardson. Cindy Patton. Wendy Bry- ant, Mrs. MacGillivray, Nancy Augustinovich. Melanie Jetts. Terri Barton. SECOND ROW: Cathy Ingalls. Kim Lamoise. Colleen Regan, Cindy Dutton, Melinda Brooks. HEALTH CAREERS Linda Clark. Vicki Gunn. Joanna Davis. Su- san Standen. Advisor: Mrs. Ward. WOMBAT, GRUNION, AND LIGHTING ASSOCIATION The Wombat, Grunion and Lighting Associ- ation has greatly contributed to all theatrical programs at SHS. We appreciate all their time and effort which they have given to better the shows. Marc White, Greg White, Mike Lucas. K. Gelineau, E. Ward. D. Roy. S. Beebee, K. Schoff, C. Regan. D. Riefenstahl K. Metz. L. Wood. K. Kendall. J. Fraizer SPRINGFIELD’S JUNIOR MISS 3 . Karen Gelineau Debbie Bushway and Lisa Spindler Diane Riefenstahl First Runner-up )) v GUIDANCE Mr. Paul. Miss Lillicrap. Mr Hornus. Mr. Rousseau. Mr. McHugh. Mr. Boudette, Miss Callen. HISTORY Mr. Soul. Mr. Vincent. Mr McLaughlin, Mrs. Loveless. Mr Hammond. Mrs. Tracy. Ms. Miller. Mrs. Solomon. Mrs. Mable PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Oorsett. Miss Nicolson. Mr. Dorwin. Mr. Wyman. Mr. McKenny and Mrs. Cahee Mrs. McGillivray BUSINESS EDUCATION Mrs. Sanborn Mr. Donnegan MUSIC ART Mr. Knapp FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mr. Watson. Mrs. Pool. VOCATIONAL Mr. Lafionatis, Mr. Deldeo, Mr. Barrows, Mr. Brewster. Mr. Marshall. Mrs. Ely. Mr Rounds. Mr. Gent. Mr. Hanscom. Mr. Nostrand. School Board Mark Davis. Patricia Follet. Donald Gurney. Arleen Adams and Frank Zezza Sandy Duquette Alright, who stuck the ham and cheese be- tween the keys? ADMINISTRATION CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIANS McDonalds MVAmerican Band GOOD LUCK SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES! VERMONT RESEARCH CORPORATION HARRY F. OLNEY compliments of REALTY MR. MRS. SAM PIERCE, ASSOC. JOHN J. GLENN OLNEY, CARROLL SALESMAN Av CHERRY HILL, SPFLD 4 w 4 GOOD LUCK TO THE 1 CUSS OF 78 62 Chester Rd„ Spfld., Vt. Phone: 885-4114 LAWRENCE AND WHEELER INC. INSURANCE j 46 Main Street Springfield, Vermont CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 78! SPRINGFIELD PLUMBING AND HEATING INC. 132 Bridge Street Springfield, Vermont 05156 885-2300 DUFRESNE — HENRY ENGINEERING CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CUSS OF 78! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '78 OUR VERY BEST TO YOU timmm DDD Oil Heating Specialists 137 CONGRATULATIONS FROM BAROHI BOARDING KENNELS HEMENWAY ELECTRIC INC. Individual Runs Temperature Controlled Shot Information Reservations are Required Ron and Barbara Higgens Connecticut River Road Springfield, Vermont Phone: 885-4831 39 Chester Rd. Springfield Vermont (802) 885-4523 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS FURMANS DEPARTMENT STORE AND PLAZA SHOP Where your friends are” CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES! 138 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM ROBERT E. SICARD CERTIFIED OPTICIAN Main Street Springfield, Vermont FINN STONE, INC INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Springfield Chester Bondviile JIM BALLARD’S PECISION VALLEY AUTO SALES NEW USED CARS If It Has Anthing To Do With MONEY SEE US! 43 CLINTON ST. SPRINGFIELD, VT. CALL 885-5090 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Equal Opportunity Lender Member F.D.I.C. 139 BJK CHEVROLET INC. “SERVICE SELLS” Precision Park, Route 106, North Springfield, Vt. Telephone: 886-2272 CHEVETTE NOVA CAMARO CAPRICE MONTE CARLO CHEVELLE CORVETTE Parts Service Body Shop §PI (?FIELD «©ECOI TINCj CEK ER A COMPLETE PAINT AND DECORATING CENTER PITTSBURGH PAINTS-CABOT STAINS MIN-WAX. WALLPAPER Carpet and Vinyl Flooring Glass-Screen-Window Repair Open 8:30 to 5:30 Mon-Sat. Main St. No. Springfield, Vt. Phone: 886-8272 (802)885-5616 RAYT ELECTRIC RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL Edward M. Rayt, Jr. 199 Breezy Hill Road Springfield, Vt. 05156 BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATES WOODBURY FLORIST AT OUR NEW STORE ON 400 RIVER STREET NORTH SPRINGFIELD, VERMONT PHONE: 885-2640 140 VERMONT W APPLES SPRINGFIELD HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. W 'SPOEFIELR VEINOKT 05156 INCLUDING: MAC’S CORTLANDS DELICIOUS RETAIL STORE OFFICE 266 River Street Springfield, Vermont 05156 802-886-8225 Precision Valley Electrical Supply MERRIMAN’S GENERAL STORE ' Amsden Village - 263-5215 | 354 River Street Springfield, VT 05156 MIKE GUNN (802) 886 8302 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '78 OPEN 9 To 9 DAILY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ! CLASS OF 78 ! BRUCE’S FURNITURE APPLIANCE Hdtt6 266 River St. Springfield, Vt. Venitu THE QUALITY GOES IN BEFORE THE NAME GOES ON SprifK ficU Plaza 141 C. AND C. EQUIPMENT LAWN GARDEN HOMESTEAD ROPER OUTDOOR PRODUCTS. STRUCK MAGNATRAC GILSON SNOW BLOWERS-McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS A.R.S.D. BRIGGS STRATTON and TECUMSEH ENGINES RFD 2.Box l70,Springfield.Vt..Tel. 885-9582 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’78 SHOP AND GO 181 SOUTH STREET 41 Chester Rd. Springfield, Vt. 05156 BAKER’S FABRICS Bonny L. Usle, Prop. Tel. 802-885-3446 PAUL’S ECONOMY Main Street Springfield, Vt BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF SPRINGFIELD Calvin and Lucille Gelineau You'll find the only extra ordinary bank at --- SPRINGFIELD - 6 MAIN STREET THE EXTRA ORDINARY BANK VERMONT NATIONAL Sunshine fresh Idlenot milk CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 78 WIGGINS I. It. WIOGINS BUILDERS SUPPLIES. IN CharUttown Rood - Springfield. Vermont Tel. (M2) US-2149 Congratulations to the Class of 1978 from IDLENOT DAIRY COMPLIMENTS PLIMPTON TOOL COMPANY METAL CUTTING TOOLS SPRINGFIELD SUPER DRY CLEANERS 1 White Street, Springfield, Vt. Phone: 885-2171 146 Wall Street FREE PICK-UP AND Springfield, Vermont DELIVERY SERVICE Phone: 885-4106 Congratulations Class of '78! SUBWAY 85 Clinton Street Springfield, Vermont ; Clea n - Quiet Comfortable Springfield, Vt. 885-3131 bill' ight e ound Springfield Shopping Plaza Springfield, Vermont 05156 (802) 885-4242 144 YOUR FUTURE DEPENDS ON YOU GOOD LUCK! AT bill right £ round Springfield Shopping Plaza Springfield, Vermont 05156 (802) 885-4242 JANES’S AQUARIUM AND BIRD SHOP Congratulations Class of '78! 7 School St. Claremont Over 50 Tanks Pet Supplies Animal Grooming Birds: Canaries, Finches and more. Owner Jane Brodier Carton GOOD LUCK TO SPRINGFIELD STUDENTS FROM E.R. BIBENS, INC. River Road North Springfield,Vt Open: 7 a.m. -6 p.m. Thursday: 7 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday: 8 p.m. -5 p.m. CLOUGH’S A W DRIVE IN RESTAURANT THE VIGO AGENCY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE PARK STREET BOWL FOR FAMILY FUN BOWL CANDLEPIN SPRINGFIELD, VERMONT 11 PARK STREET 885-5384 7 Park Street Springfield, Vermont Phone: 885-4525 146 BOB’S SUNOCO 13 CLINTON STREET Road Service, Tune Ups Brake Service, Shocks Batteries, Mufflers Minor Repairs We turn rotors and drums {SUNOCO} We can be very friendly” VALLEY SPORTS Kawasaki — Can-Am Jet ski — Ski doo Tune-up Repairs Engine Boring All Models Charlestown Road Springfield, Vt 05156 Tel. 802-885-9400 Sunny Hill NDIA IMPORTS HOWARD JOHNSON’S MOTOR LODGE, RESTAURANT AND WOODSHED COCKTAIL LOUNGE Live Entertainment TUESDAY thru SATURDAY Springfield, Vermont MERCURY CLEANERS Sales-Installation-Cleaning Mohawk Rugs Main Street NO. SPRINGFIELD,VT Phone: 886-2266 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '78 DUBANEVICH’S MARKET l ,fc .11 I. dubanevich 1. DUBANEVICH r, t MEATS'GROCERIES GRINDERS-COLO BEVERAGES PEPSI 147 S.R. YOUNG INCORPORATED AND YOUNG’S COMMUNITY TELEVISION CORP. WARREN TREE SERVICE 126 VALLEY STREET SPRINGFIELD, VT 05156 TEL. 802-885-4705 JOHN T. THURBER, INC TELEVISION STEREO Chester Road Springfield, Vermont CAR STEREO STEREO’S CB’S TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE CRAIG MARANTZ • RCA • SONY MAGNAVOX • SUPERSCOPE DUAL THE CRAFT BARN 20 Chester Road Route 11 West Springfield,Vt. 05156 802-885-3292 VERMONT HAND CRAFTED GIFTS CRAFT SUPPLIES Prop. Mrs Charles Chase “Jan 149 ROSS, KABUKI, PANASONIC PETE’S BICYCLE SHOP BREEZY HILL ROAD SPRINGFIELD, VERMONT 05156 SALES AND SERVICE ri AMC 1-802-885-5616 Prop. 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