St Johnsbury Academy - Lamp Yearbook (St Johnsbury, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1967 volume:

Editors EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: ASSISTANT EDITOR: BUSINESS MGR.: PHOTOGRAPHY: EDITORS: CLUBS CLASSES: SPORTS - BOYS: GIRLS: Elaine Reed Beth Reed Eleanor Dole Jack Laferriere E lizabeth Pearl Marianne Barney Judy Carpenter Jeff Nicoll Ellen Shumate ART EDITOR: Terry Leach ADVISOR: Mrs. Peck 2 ROW 1: J. Carpenter, E. Reed, E. Reed, E. Pearl, E. Dole ROW 2: E. Shumate, M. Barney, J. Nicoll, T. Leach, J. Laferiere, Mrs. Peck Table of Contents Dedication Page 4 Administration 7 Headmaster's Message 8 Faculty 9 Seniors 21 Juniors 69 Sophomores 75 Freshmen 81 Activities 87 Clubs 99 Sports 137 Ads 161 Mrs. 9kinner It is with pleasure and appreciation that the class of 1967 dedicates its LAMP to the registrar, Mrs. Vivian L. Skinner. Since 1952 Mrs. Skinner has patiently and kindly served the needs of the students, issuing absence and tardy slips, cough drops, and messages. Her office is a haven for all students seeking information and solutions to problems. All of us at the Academy will agree that Mrs. Skinner’s assistance has been invaluable to each and every one of us - without her willingness and understanding most of us would have had difficulty functioning as students of the Academy. It would be impossible to name the many acts of good will our Mrs. Skinner has performed for us--many beyond the call of duty. We hope by this dedication to express to her our recognition of how much she has enriched our life here at the Academy. Administration MR. WRIGHT MR. TWQMBLY ASSISTANT HEADMASTER BUSINESS MANAGER MRS. BLAKE MRS. RANDALL MRS. SKINNER Alumni Staff MRS. ZELLER To The Class of 1967 During the past four years, we have shared some very valuable experiences and now, as we say good-bye, 1 am anxious to see you assume your role in an adult world. It would be simple for me to expound pleasant cliches, and it would be equally simple for me to charge you with the responsibility of finding a peaceful solution to a myriad of problems facing society. However, if I limit my remarks to these classics, you are cheated and 1 am blind to reality. For generations young people have eagerly sallied forth from their respective schools ready to accept the challenges of the future, but they have soon lost their energy and drifted toward mediocrity, settling for less than utopia. If this were not so, our world today would be free from civil and military conflict. As we mature, age tends to dull our enthusiasm and our experience with life often dampens the spirit. Once we were impulsive, restless, full of vitality. Now, we are reserved, restrained, and independently comfortable. You possess more than the enthusiasm of youth. You have the ability to think, to comprehend and in your analysis, you are capable of sound judgement. Don’t discard tradition until you are positive that your new choice can offer more to mankind. Be decisive in your actions and you will continuously improve your society. My best wishes to each of you. Sincerely, So, basically... LOUIS V. DAN1ELE, B.S. Ed. Fitchburg State College St. Michaels College Department Chairman If we win tonight, you get 5-extra points on your test tomorrow. L. LEONARD DREW, B.S. Phys. Ed. , M.A. Ed. Notre Dame University Let me tell you how to shoot the tail off your own plane. GEORGE G. PLUMMER, B.A., M.A. Colorado Western UVM Boston College Inter-Am. Univ., P. R. Ithaca College History Department A 56 on your PAD test? CEDRIC E. PIERCE. JR., B.A., M.A. Ed. University of Vermont If you boys want to hear this joke --come in after class. B. RICHARD RHOADES, B.S. Lehigh Colgate Lyndon UVM Sorry about that. C. SANFORD MURRAY, B.S. Wesleyan College, W. Va. Central Conn. State College Boston University St. Michaels College 10 Now, who would like to translate next? Saquen una hoja de papel. OLWEN W. PKINDLE, B.A., M.A. Wilson College Tufts University Chairman, Ancient Language MARCIA EASTERLING, B.A., M.A. Vassar College University of Mexico Harvard University Middlebury College Chairman, Modern Language Language Department Mettez vos livres sur le plancher. SONIA GROSS, A. B. Hood College Hofstra University Univ. of Wisconsin Univ. de Besancon All right you kids. CATHERINE MARSCEILL, B. S. University of Vermont Fermez la porte. ROBERT H. TROTTIER, B. S. Boston College Laval II Did I ever tell you the joke about.. ? BERNIER L. MAYO, B.S. University of Vt. Univ. of Montreal Bread Loaf School of English Ahhh. LINDA JACKMAN, B.S. University of Conn. All right now, take for instance... JACK L. EASTERLING, A. B. Amherst College Harvard Univ.,, Summer School University of Minnesota Middlebury College Department Chairman Do you see it, buddies? Oh, Really? LOIS M. GRADY, A.B., M. Ed. Boston University Bridgewater State College VICTOR JAMES QUINN, M. A. Trinity College, Dublin Ire. Edinburgh University, Scotland Yale University University of Vt. 12 r Be specific! LUCILLE A. PICKLES, A.B. M.A.T. Colby College Brown University Wesleyan University Think! ELMER E. SHAW, A.B. Eastern Nazarene College Boston University Univ. of Virginia Department I really don’t care. WILLIAM H. ROUGH, A.B., M.A. Princeton University Columbia University JOYCE RACENET, B.S. University of Vt. Substitute Teacher u Remember that the boards are dirty. LUCILLE M. BYRNE, AB University of Vermont Department Chairinan Math Does anyone know the square roots of one thru twenty five?” GORDON G. WELCH, BS Colby College University of Vermont Springfield College 14 Zap That's a pretty simple-minded problem. R. NICHOLAS HOFFMAN, A.B. University of Texas Harvard Summer School Department Homework, please. THOMAS R. INGRAM, B.A., M. Ed. University of Vermont Norwich University Believe it or else! JOHN HALE CONOVER, JR., B.S. Union College Rutgers University Western University 15 How much did I make today? WILLIAM G. STOWE, B.S. M. Ed., M.S. U. V.M. Yale Univ. Syracuse Univ. Springfield College Department Chairman Let's play chemistry. BRUCE W. HOYT, B.S. Tufts University Science Department And this is how you disect a frog. EDMUND R. KENNEDY, JR. . A. B. St. Mary’s College U. V. M. St. Michaels College Univ. of Maryland Mebbe ALBERT F. MEADEN A. B., M.S. Gettysburgh College Cornell University Wilkes College You are responsible for this. CELIA H. GEHLBACH A. B., Cand for M. A. Northeastern Univ. Salem State College Trinity College There are how many planets? J. ERNEST RACENET, B.S. Arnold College Did anyone hear Mr. Mayo’s joke about.......?” WILLIAM E. CROZIER, B.S. Northeastern Univ Guidance Department You flunked English! Do you want to be a phys. Ed teacher? VIRGINIA K. JOHNSON, B.S. Boston University Why are you wearing your coat to assembly? Leave it in my office and pick it up at 4! FRANCIS X. RYAN, B.S., M.ED. Boston University Salem State College And, How are you today? VICTOR L. BIXBY, B. C.S. Goddard Seminary Bay Path Institute Rider College UVM NYU Columbia Univ. Univ. of Conn. Husson College Time! STEWART B. COFFEY. B.S. Mount Allison University University of New Brunswick Boston University Commercial Department We've got to meet that deadline! MAYBELL R. PECK, B.E. Plymouth teachers College Department Chairman Physical Education Aw—come on, girls!” VIRGINIA K. JOHNSON, BS Boston University KAY WELCH Dance Teacher Training Course, Boston, Mass. Dance Masters of America Nat'n Assoc, of Dance Teachers Affiliated Artists Watch this pass. JAMES D. BURLINGAME, BS Springfield College Music Department NORMAN E. GREEN, Mus. B., M.A. Syracuse University Columbia University Julliard School of Music Western Reserve University Director of Vocal Music Pucker up! J. LEO MESSIER, B.M., M.M. University of Montreal Director of Instrumental Music Who blew it? Home Economics Don't burn the cookies! AGNES R. SHAW, B.S. , M.S. University of Vermont Cornell University Art-Mech. Drawing Perhaps a little more coloring. Let's have it quiet, please. HELEN STEVENS, A.B., M. Ed. University of N. H. Simmons School of Library Science RAYMOND G. FREY, B.S. Fairleigh Dickinson Univ. Librarian Study Hall Proctors ISABELLE S. MORRISON Q u I E T or you'll be in here at three! CONSTANCE KIMBALL PRESIDENT: Dennis Reed VICE-PRESIDENT: Ted Graham SECRETARY: Susan O'Neil PATRICIA H. ALBEE 7 Stetson Terrace, St. Johnsbury Center, Vermont Activities: High Honors 1,2, 3,4; Home Rome Sec. 3; Monitor 4; Lyceum 3,4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4; Art 1; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Student 3,4; Creative Ed. 4; Drama 3; Debate 3; Press 3,4; Cit. Conf. 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Tutor 2, 3,4; Lamp 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Track 2, 3,4 Future Plans: College Nickname: Rat, Granny Memory: LAF'N Paula and all our messes; wonderful Soph, and Sr. years; my big brothers ; a light in the belfry. BARBARA LA1NA BAHRT 991 Pleasant Street, Weymouth, Mass. Activities: Motif 3,4; Lamp 3,4; Student 3,4; High Honors 1,2, 3; Folk Society 3,4; Forensic 3,4; Dramatics 1,2, 3,4; Freshman Singers 1; Library Club 1,2, 3; Girls Intramurals 1,2; Model Congress 3; Debate Club 1,2; Tutor's Club 3,4; Christmas with Bix 3,4; Math Club 1,2 Future Plans: College, a career in medicine Nickname: Peter Memory: English III, IV; Les Gargons 3; Union Baptist Church; glorious vacations; those midyears and finals. 22 ELAINE JEAN BARNETT Crow Hill, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Freshman Singers 1; Glee Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Secretary 2; G.A.A. 1. Future Plans: Work Nickname: Bamie Memory: Sno-ball '64; noon-hours with Donna; all the trips to East Burke, and especially Walter! SARAH JANE BARRETT Lower Waterford, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Honors 1,3; Band Future Plans: Nursing Memory: Summer of ’66; track. r t MARIE BEDARD 28 1 2 Mt. Vernon Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 2,3; Intramurals 2. Future Plans: Work, Marriage Memory: After school days in '65; gym classes. ROGER PETER BEDARD 20 Pearl Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Class President 1; Honors 2 Future Plans: College Nickname: Pete Memory: My Senior year; Mr. Racenet’s labs. 23 LINDA BENDER 137 Calle 2, Flamingo Hills, Bayamon, Puerto Rico Activities: Majorettes 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Leaders Club 4; Ski Club 2; Intramurals 2,3; Varsity softball 2; Varsity Basketball 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: B. B. Spic Memory: Bearded Wonder; 99 steps and a free B. D. ; Remember L. B.D. !; The Circle. DAVID T. BENNET 4 Centerview Terrace, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Library 2; Golf 2,3,4; Tutoring Club 3,4; Christmas with Bix 4; Debate Club 2; Chess Club 2,4; Future Plans: College Nickname: Dave, The Kid Memory: My powerful Falcon, M.F.L., S.A., P.A., Goofy Night of Nov. 4, 1966, Golf Team. SUSAN BENOIT East St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Class Rep. for G.A.A. 2; Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Varsity Basketball 2,3; Girls Varsity Softball 1,2,; Photography Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Lamp 2,3; Christmas with Bix 3,4; Senior Ball Committee 3; Monitors 4; Future Plans: College Nickname: Bubbles , Charlie Atlas , Suzi, Sue. Memory: 99 steps and a free B.D. (St. Thomas) S.D. S.T. Larry, 10 great, Wet days in Puerto Rico, Summer 66” PATRICIA M. BERGERON Portland Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Future Homemakers of America 3,4; Future Plans: School of Practical Nursing Nickname: Shorty Memory: My four years at St. J.A. , My friend Lisa, Miss Shaw’s Home Ec. class, the football games and Pep Rallies. 24 WAYNE L. BICKFORD 5 Belvidere Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Football 1,2; Rifle Club 2,3; Student Council 4; Basketball 1; SMAC 3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Homeroom Chairman 1,2. Future Plans: College, Marine Corps Memory: Summer of '66, L.I. weekend '66 Senior Year, Rock Point '65. KEITH BLODGETT Star Route, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Track 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 2; Rifle Club 2; Band 1,2; Cross Country 3; Honors 2. Future Plans: College Memory: G. P.; Veteran's Day Weekend; Four wonderful years at St. J. A.; L.I. weekend. THOMAS C. BROCK Barnet, Vermont Activities: Photography Club 2; Intramurals; High Honors 1. Future Plans: College Nickname: Barnet Tom Memory: Chem labs, Frosh English ETHEL A. BROWN 17 Harrison Avenue Activities: Tutor’s Club 3; Rifle Club 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Eth, Brown. Memory: Stephen, D.R. P., Christmas'66 25 ROGER BROWN 152 Portland Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Rifle Club 2, 3,4. Future Plans: Service Nickname: Rog Memory: My Honda. ALFRED J. BRUNELLE 23 Perkins Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Football 1.2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 2, 3,4; Homeroom Chairman 3; Boys' State 3; Honors 2,3,4; lntramurals 1,2,3,4; Tutor Club 3,4; S.M.A.C. 4; Winter Carnival Committee 2. Future Plans: College Nickname: Fred Memory: Spring Training at T.G.'s '66; G.T.O.; Football '66 SYLVIE BRUXELLES 1 Avenue Foch 69; Lyon (6 ) France Activities: Student Council 4; A.F.S. 4; Band 4; G.A.A. 4. Future Plans: College Memory: Pep rallies; football games; and the wonderful year I spent at Si. J. Academy. BETH AMY BURRILL Monroe, New Hampshire Activities: G.A.A. 2,3,4; Folk Society 3; Tutor's Club 3; Homeroom Sec. 4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Student 3,4; Manager of Girls' Basketball and Softball 3,4; Freshman Singers 1; Lamp 4, Christmas with Bix 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Beefie, Bethy, Bessie Memory: Noon hours with Vandy; Mrs. Peck’s classes; summer of '66; W. A. JOYCE E. BUTLER 13 Emerson Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Student 3.4; Mount Royal Music Festival 4; Honors 2,3,4. Future Plans: Nursing Nickname: Sylvester, Joycie Memory: Band rehearsals; trips and Mr. Messier; L. I. weekend '66; all my wonderful friends; art class with Mr. Frey. IACQUEL1NE MARIE CAD1EUX 33 Pearl Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont :uture Plans: Marriage, beautician Mickname: Jackie, Frenchy Memory: G block study hall last year, and Mrs. Johnson’s Guidance Office GARETH CALDBECK 31 North Avenue, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Chess Club 1,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Homeroom Captain 1,2; Intramurals 1,2. Future Plans: College Nickname: Gareth, Gerth, Hiley, Sir, SPARK Memory: Basketball; Mr. Saquet's English class; my personal access to the gym; but most of all W. W. thank you 144. 13-55-50. ROBERT SCOTT CHASE Ryegate, Vermont Activities: Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 3,4; Treasurer 4; Class President 3; High Honors 2, 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Winter Car. Committee 3; Boy’s State 3; St. Michael's Workshop 2. Student 1,4; Honors 1. Future Plans: College Nickname: Bob, R.S. Memory: State Football Champs '66; a certain Variety Clothes Day; Boy's State; but most of all-- W. W. thank y.ou - 144. 13-55-50. 27 JAMES H. CHOATE Star Route, Barnet, Vermont Activities: Honors 3,4; Chess Club 4; S.M.A.C. 3. Future Plans: College Nickname: Krote, Jim, Hartley, James Memory: Two frightening years in Latin; English 1 with Miss Walthers 1; legs in English 111 BARBARA CLARK R. F. D. 2, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Radio Club 2,3; Folk Society 3,4; G. A.A. 1; Freshman Singers 1; Band 1. Future Plans: College Nickname: Boo Boo, Barb Memory: R.P. Z. and February 11, 66; Easter vacation 66; Four great years; The Jet Set . KATHLEEN M. CLARK 85 Summer Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4,; Art Club 3; Leader's Club 4; Lamp 2; Senior Prom Committee 3; Rainbow Girls 1, 2,3,4; Girl's State 3; Tutor's Club 2; Varsity Field Hockey 3,4. Future Plans: The Northern New England School for Certified Laboratory Assistants. Nickname: Tooti Memory: Three Musketeers:; Mott Jeff; Danny B.; Watch those Elbows ; Mr. Hoyt's B Block Biology. ROBERT S. CLARK 50 Cliff Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Football 1; Homeroom Chairman 3; Intramurals 1,3,4,. Future Plans: Undecided Nickname: Bob Memory: G. T. O.; Airport with Fred and Eric; Junior and Senior years. 28 SANDRA LEE CLARK 106 Concord Avenue, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: F.H.A. 2, 3,4; Drama 2. Future Plans: Service or Nursing Nickname: Sandy Memory: Mr. Drew's History Class, My two Best Friends, One special boy; Wonderful years at the Academy. BETH CONOVER R, F. D. Passumpsic, Vermont Activities: Glee Club 1; Choir 3; Freshman Singers 1; Bellringers 3. Future Plans: College Memory: Bob, The Group, Kent, drums (drummers!) JOHN CORNELL 66 Lafayette St., St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Intramurals 1,2; Rifle Club 2,3. Future Plans: College Nickname: Long John Memory: Mr. Meaden's Physiology Class, Mr. Rhoades Economic’s Class, My Senior Year. ANNE MARIE CORRIVEAU 27 Maple St., St. Johnsbury, Vermont Future Plans: Work Memory: Mr. Coffey's E Block Class and Dick. MARTIN ANDREW COWENS 14 North Avenue, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Photography Club 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Baseball 2, 3; Track 4; Honors 2,4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Marty Memory: My Senior year; Ernie's labs; Baseball trips (away games) my dubby homeroom. TOO BUSY CATHERINE CREE 10 Boynton Avenue, St. Johnsbury, Vermont PHOTO Not Avoiloble PAUL DAIGNEAULT 1 John Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4; Rifle Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 1; Football 1,2. Future Plans: College Memory: Band trips, especially Washington Cherry Festival; football games 1966; Senior year; Mr. Hoyt's Chemistry Lab. DEBORAH ANN DANIELS 65 Pleasant Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 1,2; Intramurals 2; Motif, Art Editor, and typist 3; Dramatics 3; Christmas with Bix 3,4; Lamp typist 4; Student typist 4; S.M.A.C. 4; Art Club 4. Future Plans: Cosmetology in New York Nickname: Debbie, Deb Memory: The Gang; our RAT HAVEN LANE; Tommy; Mr. Drew's You're kidding, you finished a whole day? ; four wonderful years at St. J. A. 30 GUY DEMERS 21 River Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Intramurals 2; Omegas 2; Track 2; French Club 2. Future Plans: Navy Nickname: Frenchy Memory: Carol, The City Squires, Mr. Stowe's Science Class SHARON R. DENNISON Clay Hill, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 1,2; Student Council 2; Homeroom Chairman 4; Motif 2; Student 4; Majorettes 1,2, 3,4. Future Plans: Beautician School Nickname: Arfie, B. B. Memory: All the great kids; Remember L. B. D guy- 17 High Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 2,4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Leader's Club 4; Girls Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Honors 3,4. Future Plans: Work Nickname: Chris Memory: Band trips and rehearsals, four great years at ST. J. A. ELLA MAE D1CKERMAN 16 School Street, St. Johnsbury Center, Vermont Activities: Student Council 4; G. A. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Champlain College Nickname: Ellie, Dickie, I.E. Memory: Dickie; pajama parties with fire-crackers and Frenchmen; Band trip to Washington with B. B.,; W., D., and me; Mommy's little pansy with green and brown eyes; the Center (?) gang. CHRISTINE ANN DESILETS JANET DIONNE 11 Cliff St. St Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Student 1, 2,3,4; Majorettes 1, 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1, Representative to VASC 3; Student Council 3,4; Homeroom Secretary 2. Future Plans: College Nickname: Chunky; Janettio Memory: Summer of '65; Majorettes; Remember LBD! and Gary. STEPHEN DODGE Box 52, St. Johnsbury Center, Vermont Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; P. F. 1,2,3. Future Plans: Navy Memory: L. I. football game 1966; Oct. 12, evening; 1965 Ski Team trips; Wild rides with D. G. ELEANOR ANN DOLE East St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Library Club 1,2; Lyceum 4; Lamp 3,4, Business Editor 4; Drama Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Student (typist) 4; District One-Act Play competition 3; High Honors 3; Honors 4; Christmas with Bix 4. Future Plans: College (Commercial Teaching) Memory: Skippy and Brent; Intruder at the Taft ; Band trips; four wonderful years at St. J.A. SYLVIA DUFF 111 Concord Avenue, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4; Burke Mt. Ski Patrol 3,4; Winter Carnival Comm. 1,2; Student Council 1; Xmas with Bix 3,4; Ski Team 2; Lyceum 4; A.F.S. 3,4. Future Plans: Nurse's training and marriage Nickname: Sophie, Spit, Crash, Duffy Memory: In Crowd and Patti Fitz; N.Y. and Conn, trips; all the great times at Kiwanis Watatorium with those crazy lifeguards, also camping out--summer of '66 and dinner party 66; most of all—John, and all the wonderful times we’ve had together; Uncle Lyle. 32 MARY DUGUAY 1 Spring Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Lamp 1,2; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Leader's Club 4; Girls’ Varsity Basketball 3,4; Girls' Varsity Softball 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,; Drama Club 1,2. Future Plans: Work Nickname: Doog, spoiled Memory: Brat; Taxi; Littleton and Robinson Crusoe; Room 203 (Mr. Drew). DONNA DUNBAR Barnet, Vermont Activities: Glee Club 2, 3,4; Freshman Singers 1; Allstate 3. Future Plans: Secretary Memory: Allstate '66; noon hours; my Senior year, and most of all, Bemie. PAULA JANE DUNBAR Church Street, Barnet, Vermont Activities: Fr. Singers 1; Hmrm. Sec. 3,4; Intramural B'ball 1,2, 3,4; Softball 3; V. B’ball 3; G.A.A. 2,3; Student 2.3.4; Ex. Ed. 3; Lib. Club 2; Lib. Aide 2; Tutor's Club 3,4; Press Club 3,4; Sec. 4; High Honors 3; Honors 4; Xmas with Bix 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Farmer, Dumbell, P. J., Pedie Memory: Mr. C’s physiology class; summer '65; long phone conversations; Alb and all our messes; N.S. by the K. R.; Halloween '63 and '64; Oh, No, Pam; the Jet Set. CLEMENT ALBERT DUSSAULT R. F.D. 4 Memorial Drive, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Rifle Club 2. Future Plans: Navy Nickname: Clem, Duece Memory: Summer of '66; Pete's camp; Homeroom 113 with V. L. B.; also Mr. Stowe, Mr. Mayo, Mr. Drew, and everybody at St. J.A. 33 BRUCE ELDER Wells River, Vermont Activities: Latin Club 2, 3; Chess Club 4; Motif 4. Future Plans: College Memory: Physics Labs with Mr. Racenet, Boys Locker Room, Decorum. SHARON ANN ELY East St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4; Chess Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Student Council 1, 3; Drama Club 3,4; Photography Club 1; Freshman Sing 1; District-One-act-play competition 3; Folk-Singing 3; Christmas with Bix 4; Future Plans: Work, Business School, marriage. Nickname: Fred , Tiny Memory: Jean Paul; intruder at the Taft, band trips; December 1, 1966; and four wonderful years at St. J.A. NANCY EMMONS Barnet, Vermont Activities: Freshman Singers 1; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Radio Club 2; Debate Club 3; Student 2, 3,4; Home Room Chairman 1,2; Intramurals 2, 3,4. Future Plans: Nursing Nickname: Nanc, Nan Memory: Saturday nights; April 23, 66; after school with the T; 4 great years. CHRISTOPHER EVANS 32 Heath Road, Hampstead, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Activities: Football 3; French Club 3; Glee Club 1,2; Intramurals 3,4; Dorm Council 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Chris, Heavy Evie Memory: D.C. Five; H. and the gravestone; Calderwood's house; two great years at Brantview and at St. J.A. 34 DOUGLAS FARNSWORTH 5 Cottage Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 4; Rifle Club 2, 3; Football 1,2; Intra-murals 2, 3. Future Plans: College Nickname: Farny, Doug Memory: Band trips; L.l. game '66 during and after 1!; decorating the trucks for the L.l. pep rally; Four years in Homeroom 113 with Bix. BRUCE FILGATE Passumpsic, Vermont Activities: Band 1,2,3; Science Club 3.4; Photo Club 3,4. Future Plans: Tech. School MARTHA FISH 27 Church Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Folk Society 2,3,4; Radio Club 2; G. A.A. 2; Drama Club 4; International Club 3,4; Fr. Sing Comm. 1,2; Xmas with Bix 2,3,4; Lamp 2; Dec. Comm. Sr. Ball; Lyceum 4; Girls' St. 3; Model Cong. 3 Future Plans: Nursing Nickname: Marty, Morton Snerd Memory: Collecting water samples, shooting arrows, and playing pool with the advanced science class; fighting with the tiny Senior lockers, the International and Drama clubs; and four great years at St. J. A. JUDY FORTIN 14 Passumpsic Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Future Plans: Work Nickname: Jilly Memory: Steve; September 11, 1966; one special Tuesday. SUSAN FORTIN 6 1 2 Union Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Fr. Singers 1; Motif 2,4; Honors 3,4; Folk Society 3; Drama Club 4; Xmas with Bix 4; Intramural Basketball 1,3,4; Softball 4; Field-Hockey 1,2. Future Plans: College Nickname: Red; Sue; For'in; Goofy Memory: Parent’s Weekend ’65; Laf’n; the ’Ville and those special guys; S. B. ’s B. P. and all the others with the '65 Dormies; the Jet Set!!! LAURENT GABORIAULT 38 St. Mary Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Freshmen Reception Committee 2. Future Plans: Get rich and have fun! Nickname: Larry Memory: My Senior year at St. J. A.; Mr. Conover’s math class G block. PAMELA JEAN GALE St. Johnsbury Center, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Girls' Varsity Softball 1,2,3; V. Field Hockey 1,2, 3,4; V. Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Tutor’s Club 3; Honor Roll 3. Future Plans: College Nickname: Sweet Pea, Olive Oil, Pam, Pammie Memory: Parent's Weekend '65; Six great friends I'll always remember from my Senior year: S. D., J. D. , J.M., L. B., S.B., J.N.; party at Mile's Pond. THOMAS EDWARD GARFIELD 19 Elm Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Photography Club Future Plans: Navy Nickname: Mr. L. Memory: Duce's '52 Ford; my Senior year; Mr. Coffey's T form. 36 DEAN GEORGE Siar Route, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Photo Club 3,4; Science Club 2,3; Band 1; Intramurals 1,2,4. Future Plans: College Memory: Dave Bennett bragging about his hot Falcon; Gareth Caldbeck's Honda and how he never loses races; L.l. games: before and after; Prestige of being Seniors. SHARON GOODENOUGH 36 Mt. Pleasant Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont. Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4; Freshman Singers 1; French Club 4; High Honors 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Homeroom Chairman 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Tutor 2,3; Student 3; Drama Club 3,4; Forensic Club 3. Future Plans: College Nickname: Sher, Sheri Memory: Winter ’65-'66; Trips in the T.; Saturday nights; and all the wilk and happy moments during my four years at the Academy. Activities: Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Intramurals 3,4; Boys State 3; Honors 1, 2,3,4; Homeroom Chairman 4; Tutors Club 3,4; S. M. A. C. 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Ted Memory: Spring training with F. B.; Football 66 ; Mary. MARY ANN GREGOIRE 8 Harvey Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 1,2,3; Softball 1,2; Chess Club 1,2; Basketball 2. Future Plans: Work Nickname: Mary Memory: Mr. Coffey’s Clerical Studies class. A. EDGAR GRAHAM Barnet, Vermont 37 MARILYN GROSS 23 Cliff Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Hardwick Academy 1,2, 3; Chorus 3; Prom Queen 3. Future Plans: College Memory: Hardwick Academy; Danny; the dock. RICHARD HACKETT 8 Green Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Radio Club 2; Winter Carnival Committee 3; Intramurals 1,2; Band 1,2; Xmas with Bix 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Rich, Chinabells Memory: Winter of my Junior year; Cleaning up 128 ozs. at my house; parties at Joe's Pond; Skiing LINDA A, HALE Passumpsic, Vermont Activities: F.H.A. 1; Art Club 3,4. Future Plans: Undecided Nickname: Lin Memory: Winter of '64; Mr. Frey's Art classes; sessions; Chem. labs. 8 Clayton Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Football 2,4; Baseball 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Photography Club 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Xmas with Bix 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Bo-Bo; Boe; B. B. Memory: a certain variety clothes day; football (State Champions '66); Biology, Physics, and Chem labs; G.T.O. 38 ALFRED E. HANSON 44 Spring Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Basketball 3,4; Golf 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Scoot, Alfie Memory: Georgie’s Homeroom; basketball and Golf trips; Junior year with S. S.; the Sues. JEANETTE M. HARBAUGH 15 Pearl Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Future Plans: Unknown Nickname: Red, Nette, Stinky Memory: G block study hall my Junior year; all the kids I've made friends with my four years at the Academy. MARION F. HARBAUGH 15 Pearl Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Junior Varsity Basketball 2; G.A.A. 1; Glee Club 2; Librarian 2. Future Plans: Work with retarded children Nickname: Barbo, Tex Memory: My Junior class; U. S. History with Mr. Drew; Breakfast with Mr. Bixby at the St. J. House my Junior year; Glee Club; my first award in chapel. TOM HAVERS 24 Central Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1; Golf 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3, 4; Math Club 1; Chess Club 1; Student Council 2, 3,4; Pres of Class 2; Vice-pres. of Student Council 3; Honors 2, 3; Winter Carnival Committee 1,2. Future Plans: College Nickname: Have Memory: Five miles to Cliff Street; G. T.O.; Basketball and golf trips; Georgie's Homeroom-- 209. 39 BRUCE HAROLD HAZEN 6 Centerview Terrace, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Motif 2; S.M.A.C. 4; Varsity Club 2, 3,4; Xmas with Bix 3; Winter Carn. Comm. 2; Intramurals 2, 3,4; Football Tri-captain 4. Hm. Rm. Chairman 2. Future Plans: Marines Nickname: Moose, Haz Memory: State Champs; Football camp and trips; Good times at Graham's, and all my girl friends; J. N. 's win; B. B. LESLIE HORNE 79 Eastern Avenue, St, Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: G.A.A.; F.H.A.; Folk Society; Dramatics Future Plans: Navy, Photographer Nickname: Lee, Les, (curly top) Memory: Mr. Saquet’s English Class HARVEY EDWARD HUMPHREY R.F.D. 1 Box 120, Barnet, Vermont Activities: Band, Orchestra, Latin Club Photography Club Future Plans: College, Pre-dent then dental Nickname: Harv Memory: Band; Band trips, especially the N.Y. -Wash, trip '66; Trips to Montreal and The Mount Royals Music Festival CULA JACKSON 419 S. Jefferson Street, Dublin, Georgia Activities: Football 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Forensic 3,4; (Pres. 4); Track 4; Lamp 4; Intramurals 3,4; Winter Carnival 3,4; Varsity Club 4, Monitor 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Big One, Cueball, Cue Memory: Football camp '66; Cemetery with Burgess, Handleman, Lormon, Woodward; Georgie's homeroom; and Vt. State Champions '66. 40 BETH ANNE JORDAN 87 Main Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Monitor Club 3,4; (Capt.); St. Council 2,4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Pres. 4; J. V. Ch. leaders 1,2; Co-capt. 2; Leaders Club 4; V. Ch. leaders 3,4; Girls' St. 3; V. Basketball 1,2,3; V. Field Hockey 1,2,3, 4; Lamp 2; Xmas with Bix 3,4; Ski Club 2, 3; Lyceum 4; Tutor 3; Fr. Sing. 1; Hr. Sec. 1,2,3; Honors 1,2,4; High Honors 3. Future Plans: College Nickname: Bertha, Betti, Bert Memory: Puerto Rico ’64; Green Valiant; Ski Burke; Cheering; Senioritis. WILUAM KEACH Star Route, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Football 1,2,4; Intramurals 1,2; Winter Carnival 2,3,4; Christmas with Bix 4; Varsity Club 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Will Memory: Georgie's Homeroom 209; Mr. Drew's history class; Football; Football Champions '66. FLORENCE F. KIMBALL Lower Waterford, Vermont Activities: Student Council 3,4; VASC Con. 3; Teen Congress 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Homeroom Chairman 2; Christmas with Bix 4. Future Plans: Cosmetology Nickname: Flossie; Flooz Memory: My Jinx (Nov. '66) and My Shadow; Snow Ball '64; Senior Year; S.C. Trips. STEPHEN KNAPP St. Johnsbury Center, Vermont Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4. Future Plans: Undecided Nickname: Red; Little Ka-Nap Memory: One Band rehearsal and trips - especially the Chesterfield Hotel; Four great L. I. Weekends; Some real cool teachers; Many, many good times. 41 PAMELA DIANE LACROIX 2 Passumpsic Street, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3,4; Radio Club 2, 3,4; Rifle Club 4; Ski Club 3,4; Dramatics Club 4; ’’Student 2,3,4; Press Club 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Freshman Singers 1; Homeroom Secretary 3; Honors 3,4; Future Plans: Nursing School Nickname: Duck, Sam, Petunia Memory: The Jet-Set ; Senior Ball 65 ; Blaine, and four wonderful years at St. J.A. JAMES A. LAFERRIERE 10 Hasting Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Photo Club 1,2, 3,4; V. Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Cross Country 4; V. Club 4; Chess Club 2, 3; Drama Club 3,4; Xmas with Bix 3,4; Winter Carnival Comm. 2; Student 4; Lamp 4; Motif 3,4; Forensic Club, 3. Future Plans: College Nickname: Little Jake Memory: The group, particularly L. L. L.; Cross Country Season of 66; Severence Hall locker room after school; Georgie's Homeroom 209. PATRICIA ANN LAFERRIERE 38 Webster Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: French Club 3; Honors 1,2,3. Future Plans: Work Nickname: Smiley, Pat Memory: French III with Mine. Chaboji; Halloween 1965 with the gang; October 9, 1966; Our locker room experiences; Our Freshman year. DAVID ALAN LAMONT 39 Pleasant Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Track 3. Future Plans: College Nickname: Dave Memory: Washington, D.C.; New York; first job; first girlfriend. 42 PEARL ANNE LAMONT Mt. Pleasant Extension, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Future Plans: Marriage in July Nickname: Pete Memory: Our struggles in football; the fun we have in study halls; the enjoyment of being a Senior; our classes with Mr. Bixby. ANNE MARIE LANGLOIS R.F.D. 3, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Majorettes 1,2; Honors 4.; Lamp 4 Future Plans: College Nickname: Annie Memory: Mrs. Peck's typing, shorthand and office practice classes; good times; Senior and Freshman years; May 20, 1966--Bob. PHIL ANN LANGMAID R.F.D. 2, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Art Club 4. Future Plans: Work Nickname: Phlan Memory: Classes with Mr. Bixby; four years of Phys. Ed.; my cousins; four great years at St. J. A. TERRY LEACH 21 Concord Avenue, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Lamp 4; Art Editor 4. Future Plans: Service Nickname: Crash Memory: Cabs; my first two years; and a girl, N. C. 43 STEVEN LEWIS 27 Central St., St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Varsity Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4. Future Plans: Prep-school, College Nickname: Harry Memory: Camp; L.I. party, Diane, Big 12. GLORIA JEAN LOCKE 6 Mountain Avenue, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; President 3,4; State Delegate 2. Future Plans: College Nickname: Glo Memory: Freshman study halls; Mrs. Peck's classes; Summer of ’65;” Mustang. ERIC R. LONG 1 Centerview Terrace, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Baseball 2,3,4; Football 2; S.M.A.C. 2. Future Plans: Vermont Tech. --Mechanical Engineering Memory: Hackett's house with 128 ozs.; Parties in Brunelle's car with Tom; Cruising Main Street; First time out with Fred John (Fred). RUSSELL C. LOWREY 3 Knollwood Terrace, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Russ, Russ P. Memory: Mr. Rhoades; Band Trips; and most of all, DAWN, Aunt Vivian. 44 DEBBIE ANN MANSON High Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Freshman Singers 1; G.A.A. 1; Glee Club 2. Future Plans: Business School Nickname: Deb, Alkie Memory: The girls at lunch and our little parties, All the nights Jo-Ann and Frannie came down for their social calls, especially Monday, Nov. 7, and the trips through Vermont, Maine, and N. H. with the girls. DIANE MARCOTTE 48 Caledonia Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Future Plans: Office work, Marriage Nickname: Di Memory: Wayne; July 10, 1966; Mr. Drew; Summer of '66. JANICE C. MARCOTTE 29 Mt. Vernon St., St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Majorettes 1,2, 3,4; Student 3; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Folk Society 2; Motif 2. Future Plans: Cosmetology, work Nickname: Jan, Besse, Zeke Memory: Jon, The Great Chase With My Little Red Horse, Remember L. B. D! Ecce , Dear Abby!! STEPHEN MAYNARD 12 Green St., St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Pres., Radio Club 3,4; Ed., Motif 1,2, 3,4; Chess Club 1; Science Club 4; Model United Nations 3; Boys' State 3. Future Plans: Making money Nickname: Steve Memory: J. M. SHIRLEE ANN McCAFFREY 8 Prospect Avenue, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Future Plans: Work Nickname: Sam Memory: Hen, Wayne, Judy, Buzz, most of all. MARGARET ANN McCAULEY 6 Winter Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: J. V. Ch. leader 1,2; Capt. 2; V. Ch. Leader 3,4; Co-Capt. 4; S. Council 1; Winter Cam. Comm. 1; Monitors 3; Debate Club 2; Orchestra 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; V. Basketball 2, 3,4; Track Team 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club 2,3; A.F.S. 3; Xmas with Bix 4; Magazine Drive 1,2,3, 4; Co-Chair. 4; Fr. Sing. 1; Leader’s Club 4; Honors 1,2, 3, 4; High Honors 2. Future Plans: College Nickname: Peggy, Maggies, Mags Memory: Pearl's Places (the island;) Piz; the Saab; my ’’ring” charm; B.G.A. H.A.G.T. !; Boston '66; L.G.K.; and Cheering. NORMAN McLURE Box 13, Wells River, Vermont Activities: Glee Club 1,2; French Club 3; Tutor 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4; Library Club 4; lntramurals 2. Latin Club 2, 3. Future Plans: College Nickname: Norm, Nerm, Marcel Memory: Sam;” VB; Glee Club trips. BRYAN EDWARD ME1LLEUR 45 Pleasant St. St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Student Council 2,3,4; Football 1; lntramurals 2,3; Drama Club 2,3; Monitors Club 4; Band 2,3,4; French Club 3. Future Plans: College; Be an Interpreter Nickname: By, Byron, Mousie, Caesar Memory: Band trips; This year's Freshman Class; My Senior year; My Monitor Post. 46 JUD1 MOFFETT 19 Summer Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Honors 1,2, 3; G. A. A. 1,2. Future Plans: Undecided Nickname: Texfull, Judd, Shrimp Memory: U. S. History classes with Mr. Plummer; the neverending, laugh-filled B block study hall, spent in the basement with Lil and Fran dodging the cleaning woman; The library in all its quietness; All the groovy guys I dated, but I still say-- They weren't as cute as the guy downstairs. EDWIN MORLEY 4 Buzzell Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3; All State 3. Future Plans: Service Nickname: Eddie, Ed. Memory: My three years with Mr. Green; Mr. Ryan; Senior boys' locker room; and the little locker problem I had my sophomore year. Activities: Radio Club 2; G. A. A. 2, 3,4; Student Council 3; Tutor’s Club 2, 3; Hr. Chairman 4; High Honors 1,2; Honors 3. Future Plans: Nursing Nickname: Millie, Derdlim Memory: Class of '67; Summer and fall of '66; Four wonderful years; and a special someone. FRANCES MUMFORD 16 Cross Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 1; Student Council 1; Honors 1,2,3; Homeroom Chairman 2. Future Plans: Undecided Nickname: Fran Memory: Skipping study hall with Judy; Mr. Plummer's history classes; and a certain L. I. guy. 47 JULIE ANN NASH 32 Mt. Vernon Street, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Activities: Freshman Singers 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Folk Society 3; French Club 3; Forensic Club 3; Honors 3,4; Ski Committee for Winter Carnival 3; Xmas with Bix 4; Lyceum 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Jul , Tobe . Memory: L. B.D.; L. A.F. 'N.; D. D. D.G.R. R.; The Corvair JEFFREY NICOLL 31 Spring Street, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Activities: Football 1; Tutors Club ,2,3,4; Honors 2; High Honors 3; Lamp 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Jeff Memory: Magazine Drives; Office Duty--Senior Year; French Class--Junior Year; Friday Afternoons. ANGELA NOYES 3 Union Street, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Future Plans: Work Nickname: Ang' Memory: Mr. Coffey’s Class; My first Snowball, Clif. SUSAN O’NEIL 41 Pleasant St., St. Johnsbury, Vt. Activities: J. V. Cheerleader 2; Vars. Cheerleader 3,4 - (Capt.) 4; Stu. Council 1,4; Monitor 2,3; Fr. Singers 1; Band 1,2,4; Orch. 1,2,4; Mt. Royal Music Fest. 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Leaders Club 4; Elections Com. 2; Winter Carnival Com. 1,2, 3,4; Tutors Club 3; Student 1,2; Class Officer - Pres. 1; Sec. 4; V-Pres. 3; Girls’ State 3; Vars. Field Hockey 1.2, 3,4; (Capt.) 4; Vars. B’ball 2,3,4; Vars. Softball 3,4; Xmas With Bix 3,4; Honors 1,2,4; High Honors 3,4; Senior Class Marshall 3. Future Plans: College Nickname: Sue, Huck, Susie MEMORY: LGK '64; Boston '66; Cheerleading; Littleton and Robinson Crusoe; C Cubed ; The Island . 43 GREGG MICHAEL OWENS Ridgewood Drive., St. Johnsbury, Vt. Activities: Track 1,2,4; Cross Country 1,2; Rifle Club 2. Future Plans: College (NASC); Air Force; game warden Nickname: Stud, Greggy Memory: To joke Bob and Ted about something I've got and they don’t have. SUSAN PAINE 24 Concord Ave., St. Johnsbury, Vt. Activities: Freshman Singers 1; Glee Club 4; Rifle Club 3; G. A. A. 1,2. Future Plans: Business School Nickname: Rusty, Suey Memory: 1965 Snowball. MICHAEL PARKER 13 Harvey St., St. Johnsbury, Vt. Activities: Football 1,2, 3,4, (Tri-Captain 4); Track 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 1,2, 3,4; Intrainurals 1,2, 3,4; Tutor 2; Basketball Scorer 2. Future Plans: College Nickname: Mike Memory: 4 years at football camp; Bus Trips; A-Block Study Hall; Physics Labs. KATHLEEN PARKS 16 Pearl St., St. Johnsbury, Vt. Activities: J. V. Cheerleader 2; Rifle Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Xmas with Bix 4. Future Plans: Cosmetologist Nickname: Kathy, Kath Memory: Four Great Years at St. J. A. and the Jet Set ; Cheering; Lyndonville and all the great kids; L.I. Weekends. 49 ELIZABETH ALICE PEARL 39 Mt. Pleasant St., St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Fresh. Singers 1; Elections Comm. 2; Monitor 3; Lamp 4, Editor of Clubs 4; Student” 4; Leaders Club 4; Xmas with Bix 3,4. Future Plans: Pierce College for Women Nickname: Pis Learl, Liz, Liza Jane, Wicked Liz! Mother! Memory: The Oyster Shell, Sweet Sixteen, My Partner in Crime--Peg! Sue, D. B. Val, The Drews, 45 Mosquito bites!!!, B. G. A. H.G. T., Laga Lucie ANITA M. PELLETIER RFD 1, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Majorettes 2,3,4; Co-Leader 3; Leader 4; Vice-President 2; Xmas with Bix 4; Student 2; Ski Club 2, 3,4; G.A.A. 1, 2. Future Plans: Cosmetology Nickname: Nita, Sleepy , Frosty Memory: Summer '66!, My Jinx (November ’66) and my Shadow; E. C.C.E.; Majorettes and band trips; Senior Year! ROXANNE R. PERKINS 6 Oak Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 1,2; Radio Club 3; Rifle Club 3; Glee Club 4; Lamp 4; Honors 2, 3,4. Future Plans: Work, marriage Nickname: Foxi, Roxi, Butterball Memory: Weekends; Football games at Leach's; Mr. Coffey, my Dad ; October 16, 1966; J. M., how could I forget her!! ! also T. K., C. L., Elaine, Philanneho, and all the wonderful kids; But most of all Jerry. JUDY D. PLACEY RFD 4, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Freshman Singers 1; G.A.A. 2; Honors 2,3,4; High Honors 3,4. Future Plans: College, U. V.M. Nickname: Jusee, Dudsie Memory: Billy; p. j. p. with v.; four fabulous years; and two changes in two years, but not for me. 50 PAUL C. POWERS Lower Waterford, Vt. Activities: High Honor 1,2,3; Varsity Club 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Tutor 2, 3, 4 Future Plans: College Nickname: Memory: 1966 State Track Championship; Two years of G block Mechanical Drawing; Mrs. Byrne’s Math Classes; Two years with Mr. Stowe GERRY C. QUIMBY RFD 1 West Danville, Vermont Activities: French Club 3. Future Plans: College WAYNE M. RANDALL Passumpsic, Vermont Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Worm Memory: Band trips; Jean; Jake. DENNIS B. REED 4 Cary Place, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Magazine Drive 3,4; Christmas with Bix 3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Winter Carnival Committee 1,2, 3,4; Student 4; Lyceum 4; Debating Club 2; Senior Class President 4; Homeroom Chairman 3; High Honors 1,3; French Club 3; Tutor 2,3,4 Future Plans: College Nickname: Denny Memory: Nights at T. W. ’s, In crowd , A certain girl, Vinton's at 3 p. m. 51 ELAINE A. REED 38 Summer Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4; Mt. Royal Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Freshman Singers 1; Lamp 1,2, 3,4; Ed. 4; Press Club 2; Student 1,4; G.A.A. 1; All State 3,4; Honors 3,4; H. R. Sec 3, X-Mas with Bix 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: 'Laine Memory: Mr. Messier, the band and all the trips, especially Mt. Royal, all my wonderful friends at the Academy. ELIZABETH REED 52 Cliff St., St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Honors 1,3; Band 2,3,4; Freshman Singers 1; Class Sec. 2; Tutors Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Student Council 1. Press Club 2; Student' 3,4; Feature Editor 4; Lamp 4, Co-Editor 4; High Honors 4; Band Sec. 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Beth Memory: Chairman of decorating committee for Senior Bali 66 , Band trips - New York, Washington D.C., Ail four years at St. J. A. CHRISTOPHER CROSBY ROSE 161 Sugarloaf St. South Deerfield, Mass. Activities: Rifle Club 2; S.M.A.C. 3; Student Council 3; Dorm President 4. Future Plans: Pilot in U.S. Air Force Nickname: Beltsir, Ralph, Reverend Rose, Rosie, Sloopy Memory: Jo-Jo please, Valleley, Wild Dorm Weekends!!!, Mr. Hoffmann? DANNY PAUL SCOTT 3 School Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Ski Club 2,3,4; Ski Team 3; Homeroom Chairman 3; Winter Carnival Committee 3,4; Ski Meister 3; Baseball 2. Future Plans: College or Service Nickname: Dan, Scotty, Bomber Memory: Unholy Three. Marilyn, L.l. Weekends, The Dock 52 DALE SHERBURNE Pleasant St. Extension, St. Johnsbury, Vermont tivities: Honors 2,3; Intramurals 1,2; J. V. Basketball 1,3; Band 1,2,3, 4; Mt. Royal Music Festival 4. ire Plans: College, Osteopathic Doctor N names: Stretch, Stork, Long John, Dub M Dry: The wonderful times we had with Mr. Messier in Band; all the good times we had on Band trips, especially in New York ('66); Mr. Hoyt's Chem. Class, the gang and the Pl--B--Club. DAWN SHERBURNE Pleasant St. Extension, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Student Council 4; Alt to VASC Conv. '66; Student 3,4; Orch. 1,2, 3,4; Sec. 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Treas. 4; Mt. Royal Music Festival 4; Honors 1,3,4; Intramurals 1. Future Plans: College, Dental Hygiene Nickname: Beanie, Don Memory: Band Trips (wow!!) Mr. Meaden's Physiology Class, L.I. Games and after the games, Mr. Messier, and most of all, Russ. SUSAN MARY SHERRER 13 Charles St., St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Student 1,2, 3,4; Feature Ed. 3; Exch. Ed. 4; Press Club 2, 3; Sec. 3; Majorettes 2,3,4; Fr. Singers 1; Glee Club 2; AFS Club 3; Monitors 3; H.R. Sec. 4; Xmas with Bix 3,4; Lamp 2; Library Aide 4; Honors 1, 3; Girls State Alt. 3. Future Plans: College Nickname: Sue, Sher, Susie Memory: the GK junior year (pool.. Purina's, Charles Millar!) Mother Pearl, Sno-Ball '66, Littleton Robinson Crusoe, the Chesterfield --and the Washington trip. ELLEN JANE SHUMATE 36 Cliff Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Band 1,2,3, 4; Orch. 1,2,3, 4; Sec. 2; VP 3,4; Fr. Singers 1; GAA 1,2; Student 1,3,4; News Ed. 4; Lamp 4; Girls’ Sport Ed. 4; J. V. Cheerleader 2; Alt. Cheerleader 3; Leaders' Club 4; Elections Comm. 4; H.R. Sec. 2, Class Sec. 3; Mt. Royal 4; High Honors 3,4; Honors 1,2; Xmas with Bix 3,4. Future Plans: Trinity College Nickname: Ellie, El Memory: Monday band rehearsals, Mr. Messier's band trips, J. V. Cheering, Mr. Meaden's Phys. Class, my Senior year. 53 JO-ANN SIMPSON Star Route, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4; Orch. 1,2, 3,4; Sec. 3; Mt. Royal Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; All-State Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Lamp 3,4; Press Club 2. 3; Pres. 3; Student” 1,2, 3, 4; Co-Ed. 3; Ed. 4;G.A.A. 1,2, 3; Student Council 3,4; U.S.A.C. Com.; Sec. 3; Pres. 4; A.F.S. 4; Elect. Com. 3; Magazine Drive Com. 4; Xmas with Bix 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Jo, Simp, Simpi, Crash Memory: My many wonderful band trips; unforgettable Mr. Hoyt and his classes (?); my senior year - especially winning the T. V.; having the small (??) L.I. Party!! RONALD SKINNER RFD 4, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Football, 3 years. Future Plans: Join the Navy Nickname: Ronnie Memory: State Championship of the football team; L.I. and St. J. Game; Ella and her ABC. CARRIE D. SOMERS West Barnet, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramural Soft-ball 1,2; Radio Club 2; Honors 3; Girls’ Varsity Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Girls’ Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3,4; Girls’ Track Team 1,2, 3,4. Future Plans: Service or Work Nickname: Musckles, Buddy, Sis Memory: My car and the boy who drives it; Mr. Crozier’s F Block Physiology Class; the day Fred Brunelle tipped his chair over in Miss Grady’s English II Class. GILMORE SOMERS West Barnet, Vermont Activities: Intramurals Basketball 4; Weight lifting program 4. Future Plans: Work, Be rich. Nickname: Gil, Cramp, Gilbert Memory: Waiting for the last bell in Study Hall. 54 STEPHANIE SPICER 23 Southard Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Lamp 4; Academy Student 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Motif 3; Honors 3; Xmas with Bix 3,4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3,4. Future Plans: Cosmetologist Nickname: Steph, Stevie, Steve Memory: Sno-Ball '64' and our triple date; Lyndonville, the great kids and the great times; four wonderful years at St. J.A., and the Jet Set ; Senior Ball '66', and most of all, Ray. MARY STEWART RFD 1 Box 41, Barnet, Vermont Activities: Honors 1,2; High Honors, 3; Student Council, 2; Drama Club 4; Orchestra 1,2,3, 4; Mount Royal Music Festival 3,4; All-State Music Festival 3,4; Tutors Club 4. Future Plans: College Memory: J. T. at All-State '66; Rides in a gray Falcon, the Sno Ball; and my Senior Year. STEPHEN SUMNER 41 Spring Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Future Plans: Service Nickname: Steve, Charlie Memory: Nov. 10, 1966; four funfilled years ALLEN M. TENNEY 11 Union Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Ski Team 2; SMAC Club 4 Future Plans: College Nickname: Al, A1 Baby, The Buzzard Memory: Four great years in Mr. Frey's Art Class; My Impudent little prairie dog; J. L. M.; The unholy 3, Miss Grady's English III Class. 55 DENNIS THERRIEN RFD 3, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Chess Club 2; Motif 2, 3, 4 Future Plans: Air Force Nickname: Ralphy Memory: Mr. Bixby's Driver Education Course; Biology class CAROL THOMPSON 6 Pearl Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 1,2; Rifle Club 3; Student Council 2; Christmas with Bix 3,4; Glee Club Future Plans: Dental Assistant Nickname: Porky Memory: Physiology class in Junior year; Working at Shamrocks in summer of 66 ; A certain Sat. Night spent with girl’s; Trip to Florida in winter of ”66” TONY TURGEON 25 Church St., St. Johnsbury, Vt. Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Varsity Club 2, 3; Honors 2, 3; Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4 Future Plans: College Nickname: Tiger Memory: Fun and Games with Jungle; H.D. on Friday nights; Typical morning cruises; Private parties in gym. ALFRED E. TURNER JR. 50 Main St., St. Johnsbury Center, Vt. Activities: Football 1,2, 3,4; Varsity 2.3,4; Ski Team 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Ski Club 2. 3.4 Future Plans: Navy Nickname: Fred Memory: Ellen, Tim and Sharon; Tiger and his continuous search for it. 56 BRENDA ANN VANCE St. Johnsbury Center, Vermont Activities: G.A.A. 1,2,3; Leaders Club 4; Varsity Field Hockey 1,2. Future Plans: - To attend the Northern New England School for Certified Laboratory Assistants. Nickname: Bren Memory: C Block study hall - 66 ; Mr. Crozier's chemistry labs PIERRE VINCENT 400 Kensington Ave, Westmount 6, P. Q., Canada Activities: Xmas with Bix 4; Intramurals 3,4; French Club 3 Future Plans: College or Sanitary Engineering School Nickname: Frenchman, Lilypad hopper Memory: Portland Street Bridge, The night at the cliff, St. J. house with the 102 remember, two great years at St. J. A. and everybody that had anything to do with the dorm. THOMAS H. WARREN 6 Russell Avenue Activities: Football 1; Chess Club 4; Honors 3; Xmas with Bix 4 Future Plans: Navy, College Nickname: Tom Memory: Rat-Haven Lane, Comaford, Debbie, the GANG JONATHAN L. WEEKS East St. Johnsbury, Vt. Activities: Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 3,4; Xmas with Bix 3,4 Future Plans: College Nickname: Jon, Reeks ,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Baseball Memories: Band trips, intellectual chats with Mr. Wright, Janice BARBARA ANN WELLS R.F.D. 4, St. Johnsbury, Vermont Activities: Honors 1,2; High Honors 3,4; G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Homeroom Chairman 2,3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Student 3; International Club 3; Folk Society 3,4; Tutor Club 3; Freshman Singers 1; Lyceum 4. Future Plans: College Nickname: Barb, Barbie, Tiffan Memory: Bob; the earthquake of March 27, 1964; that special weekend in Boston; the Jet Set JUDY ANN WHITCOMB 14 Cross St., St. Johnsbury, Vt. Activities: G.A.A. 1,2, 3; Glee Club 4; Art Club 4. Future Plans: Work Nickname: Whitless, Giggles Memory: April 9, 1965; George ; the Gang, and my senior year. LINDA JANE WOOD 33 Clarks Ave., St. Johnsbury, Vt. Activities: Freshmen Singers 1; G.A.A. 2,3; Lamp 4 Future Plans: Work Nickname: Lyn, Woody Memory: Four wonderful years; The gang, M. N. and all the friends I made while at the Academy 58 CLAIRE LACROIX (Transferred to Hardwick Hartwick, Vt. Academy) Activities: Christmas with Bix 3. Future Plans: Lady Barber. Memory: All the good times I had while at St. J. A. Post Graduates. Rick Spreda, Willard Avenue, Westbrook, Conn. Barbara Bellville, Clay Hill, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Mike Hayward, New London, New Hampshire Just WHO are you thinking of?’ Give me a good reason for getting up and facing the world at five o'clock in the morning! ” Wanda, the witch! I need you!” Harvey! You didn't forget it Want to see A famous celebrity on tour, my tonsils? 59 Come on, move this a—, oops, I mean donkey! Hey! You're going to miss it. Let's bring flowers instead of an apple--it might work. 'Cozy, isn't it? Hurry--only one more hour until curtain time t Complete comfort Now I’m ready to face any thing! Dawn, there’s your mate. Happiness is just sitting in the sun--doing nothing. Early to bed, early to rise, makes you healthy, wealthy, rich, and wise...... I'm trying to get my beauty sleep. 60 Shape up -- S-W-I-S-H-- or ship out! Stick 'em up! There goes my hairdo! Who burped??' We are the YOUNG generation! This is going to be the biggest and prettiest Christmas gift of all. Just trying to catch bugs—what else? I’m Tootie, your walking doll. Meet you in the middle! 61 Senior Elections MOST AMBITIOUS Susan O'Neil, Dennis Reed Of course, there is room at the top. SAYS MOST, THINKS LEAST Barbara Clark, Steve Knapp This should keep her quiet for at least a minute! BEST DANCERS Janice Marcotte, Danny Scott Arthur Murray? WHO'S he? PRETTIEST EYES Sharon Dennison, Steve Dodge, Bob Chase Ma! They're making eyes at me (and boy, do I love it!) CUTEST Janet Dionne, Bob Chase Cutest?? Who- —US???' MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HANDSOME Anita Pelletier, Scoot Hanson What? - No roses? SAYS LEAST, THINKS MOST COMEDIAN Sharon Goodenough, Paul Powers Susan Benoit, Russell Lowrey 63 Would you believe that 2 + 2 = 5? But my mother doesn’t think I'm being funny! DID THE MOST FOR ST. J. A. PRETTIEST HAIR Stephanie Spicer, Richard Hackett Does she... or doesn't she? HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Sue Benoit, Russell Lowrey So--who cares? We're having a ball! 64 LAZIEST Mary Duguay, Jon Weeks But Gee Whiz! I just don't have the energy today. (Of course, tonight is different!) BIGGEST DIMPLES Susan Sherrer, Dale Sherburne Not a hole in the head--but in the cheek. OPTIMISTS PESSIMISTS Beth Jordan, Fred Brunelle Sylvia Duff, Dennis Reed Smile and the whole school laughs! BEST ATHLETE BEST MUSICIANS Peggy McCauley. Steve Lewis Help! She's winning! Ellen Shumate, Scoot Hanson 1 and a 2 and a 3 and a -- oops! MOST VERSATILE Peggy McCauley, Bob Chase Anything you can do - we can do too! BIGGEST FLIRTS Susan Sherrer, Russell Lowrey We love you - and don't you forget it! 66 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Patty Albee, Bob Chase, Dennis Reed Who wanted to borrow that five spot? BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Sylvia Duff, Teddy Graham Wow! What a sight, man. What a sight! BEST DRESSED Barbara Bahrt, Eddie Morley Anita Pelletier. Richard Hackett Sigh--------Is that so? 67 But believe me. I haven't a thing to wear! Believe it or Not! 68 69 Class of Nineteen Hundred And Sixty-Eight Adams, Susan Alsop, Richard Amidon, Denison Barnett, Mary Barney, Marianne Barrett, Stephen Barrett, Virginia Bean, Steven Bennett, Melody Benoit, Stephen Bergeron, Donald Bergeron, Mike Blake, Carol Blanchard, Susan Bouchard, Barbara Bougeois, Wilfred Bovee, Dennise Brisson, David Brown, Delaine Bryer, Diane Bunnell, Delta Burnham, Jerry Caldbeck, Deborah Caldbeck, Deidre Calderwood, Pamela Carpenter, Judith Carreau, Richard Chamberlin, William Christiansen, Andrea Clark, Richard Conly, Herbert Cormier, Ann Cormier, Rose Crosby, Peter Cummings, Curtis Daigneault, Suzanne Davis, Thomas Delosa, Lawrence Desrochers, Annette Dickerman, Eva Dolgin, Lawrence Drape, Hans Dyer, Deborah Filgate, William Fitzgerald, Roxanne Fournier, Claire Frasier, David Garvin, Jo-Ann Glass, Linda Glass, Sharon Gonyaw, Stephen Goodwin, Jeannie Goss, Priscilla Goyet, Alberta Grady, Jane Greenwood, David Greenwood, Pamela Greenwood, Richard Greenwood, Ronald Greenwood, Sharon Grenier, Ronald Groom, Elizabeth Hagan, Frank Hale, Carolyn Hall, Jo-Ann Hall, Rodney Handy, Edward Hazen, Richard Hull, Judith Humphrey, Marie Hunt, Marie Hunt, Marsha Impey, Brian lsham, Clinton Johnson, Michael Kimball, Patsy Kimball, Wayne Kumpf, Linda Lacoss, Carlene Laferriere, Joseph Laferriere, Marie Lanctot, Mary Langlois, Diane Laverde, Manuel Le ch, Jacquelyn Lemieux, Jeannette Leroux, Diane Lichau, Richard Lord, Denise Lumbra, Mary Marcotte, Jo-Ann Maynard, Sandra Maurice, Ray McChesney, Sylvia McDonald, Janet McDowell, Brenda McQuade, Paul Minshull, Jane Montgomery, lnda Morey, Douglas Morley, Kristina Mullally, Lynda Murphy, Kathleen Nelson, Charles Noyes, Robert Olds, Thomas Owens, Christopher Paine, Michael Page, Michelle Paquin, Serge Parenteau, Steven Pasho, Daniel Perlman, Alvin Peters, A vanda Peters, Jennifer Piadade, Wayne Pinard, Rhonda Player, Lee Potter, Glynda Proia, Henry Racine, Gloria Rainville, Rose Randall, Mary Reed, Shelly Reisner, William Robie, John Robinson, Brenda Robinson, Howard Robtoy, Pamela Root, Michael Rousseau, Carroll Rowe, Jerry Russell, Richard Rutherford, Philip Scott, Marcia Skinner, Karlene Smith, Helen Sjoberg, Sharon Snow, Karen Stowe, Lawrence Strobridge, Roger Taplin, Robert Thompson, Linda Turner, Deborah Turner, William Vallely, Timothy Vear, William Veilleux, Armand 70 Waldron, Gary Wason, Elizabeth Wells, Nancy Wennerstrand, Sandra Wheeler, Linda White, Betty Willey, Sandra Wilson, John Winot, Bruce Wood, Susan Woods, Judith Woodward, Earl Wright, Barbara Wright, Glenna 3 Jr. Class Officers Peter Crosby VICE-PRESIDENT Claire Fournier PRESIDENT Kathy Murphy SECRETARY ADVISORS: Mr. Quinn Mrs. Gehlbach Mr. Plummer 72 73 Just tor kicks, let's try rootin' tootin' rasberry! Resting after a hard day's work! You’re not getting me out of my bed! SPLAT! (Lucky I didn't inhale!) EEK! Is that a man —or a mouse? oT.L Wake up, Sue... WAKE UP! We're here. Hi there! My name is Glenna Wright. Oh no! Not another new singing group. Catch! 74 SOPHOMORES Class Of Nineteen Hundred And Sixty-Nine Aldrich, Sharon Alien, Jean Barnes, Steven Barnett, Louise Barrett, Jean Barrett, Peter Barrett, Sharon Basner, Donna Basner, Jean Bassett, Wayne Bean, Donald Bean, Linda Bedard, Rachel Berry, Gloria Berry, Stephen Berube, Rolland Black, Carolyn Blake, Russell Blodgett, Leslie Bohlen, Carol Brickett, William Brooks, Joanne Brown, Barbara Brown, Keith Brown, Patrick Bugbee, Michael Burnham, Coleen Cadieux, Armand Calden, Jane Callanan, Carol Carpenter, Janet Chambers, Rebecca Cheney, Connie Choate, Jonathan Clark, Linda Cliche, Philip Coffey, Douglas Cohen, Kenneth Cole, Ernestine Collins, Michael Collins, Peter Conover, Catherine Cox, Brenda Craig, Cynthia Crane, Stanley Curran, Margaret Daigneault, Theresa Darling, Christopher Davenport, Dennis Davis, Kathleen Davis, Lynn Delworth, Melanie Demuth, Lindy Densmore, Gail Denson, Ronald Derosia, Marcia Desilets, Mary Desrochers, Marie Destroismaisons, Janet Deth, Rodger Dickerman, Donald Dilley, Harold Dole, Jack Dolgin, Marcia Dopp, Betty Dow, Nancy Duguay, Theresa Emmons, Judy Emmons, Theresa Farmer, Kathryn Ferlazo, Richard Fitzgerald, Deborah Fortier, Michael Fortin, Nicole Francoeur, Doris Gale, Charles Garand, Diane Gauthier, Susanne Gibson, Robert Gingue, Denis Goodenough, Pamela Gould, Bonnie Gracie, Steven Graffam, Terry Lee Greenwood, Carol Guyer, Marie Hale, David Hale, Melvin Handy, Netcy Handy, Peter Harris, Andrea Humphrey, Judy Isabelle, Christine Jacobs, Daniel James Carolyn Jenkins, Norma Jenkins, Susan Johnson, Craig Jones, Roxanne Jordan, David Jordan, Mark Judd, Jaclyn Kahn, Ronald Keach, Dwayne Kellogg, Pamela Kittredge, Rachel Knapp, Beth Ladd, Dennis Laferriere, Lucille Lamothe, Dennis Lapoint, Karen Lasnier, Mary Leach, Jerry LeBlanc, Mark Linehan, Elise Loveless, Gary Marsceill, Wesley Martin, Larry Martin, Lillian McGennis, Gloria Meigs, Carol Miller, Merlyn Moore, Robert Morey, David Morrison, Annie Mumford, Karen Murphy, Valli Noyes, Albert Noyes, Linda Noyes, Sandra Olds, Robert O'Neil, Peggy Owens, Patrice Paquin, Francine Passut, Brent Patenaude, Virginia Peck, Marjorie Pelow, Cynthia Pelow, Lewis Perkins, Leon Persico, Patrick Peters, David Pinard, Rita 76 1969 Powers, Judith Roy, Carol Veilleux, Sandra Priest, Clarence Russell, Wayne Provoncha, Shirley Ward, Cathy St. Sauveur, Denise Warner, Eric Quatrini, Gary Sjoberg, Daniel Wells, Harlo Smith, Sharon Wells, Wanita Reed, Goldie Soderberg, Thomas Wheeler, Diane Reed, James Somers, Steven Whipple, Rosalie Remick, Sheila Soucy, Philip Whitney, Patti Rexford, Wanda Stables, Cynthia Willey, Richard Robbins, Mark Swett, Paula Williams, Jerry Robie, Pauline Wilson, Aldon Robinson, Cynthia Teachout, Mark Robinson, Marcia Terrill, William Zabski, Reid Robinson, Mary Therrien, Pamela Ziter, Alan Ross, Denis Toney, Lillian Rossier, Glenn True, Timothy ADVISORS: Mr. Hoyt Mr. Meaden Mr. Welch Class Officers SECRETARY PRESIDENT ADVISOR VICE-PRESIDENT Nicki Fortin Mark Jordan Mr. Hoyt Robert Gibson 77 78 79 This will teach you not to leave your bike in the street! Behind the scene actions are more interesting! OH! It's ruined! ’’Awk! That was awful tasting stuff! COUSIN IT And a one and a two and a three! Who says practice makes perfect? 80 freqhmen Class of Nineteen Hundred And Ceventy Allen, Christine Allen, Gracelyn Amidon, Nancy Backus, Donna Bailey, Cynthia Barney, Joan Barrett, Janet Basnar, Joann Basnar, Sandra Bassett, Bonnie Baxter, Marcia Bean, Patricia Bennet, Debra Bennett, Michael Bennett, Shari Berry, Marilyn Bertolini, James Birdsong, Donald Blair, Rhonda Blaney, Carol Blasi, Paul Bohlen, William Boulet, Katherine Broome, Linda Brown, Kyle Brown, Nola Buck, Debra Bugbee, Judith Bumps, Thorpe Bunten, Roberta Burrill, Robert Campbell, Roberta Carreau, Lawrence Cartier, Susan Chase, Michael Choquette, Jeannette Choquette, Richard Christie, Claudia Clark, Carol Clark, Edward Cohen, Mark Cole, Brenda Conover, Calvin Cormier, Flora Cornell, Donald Cornish, Carol Corrow, Lawrence Coveil, James Crosby, William Dana, Christine Daniell, Gary Davio, Patricia Day, Marcia DeCsesznak, Steven Demers, Pierre Desilets, Mary Desrochers, Janet Desrochers, Rachel Dezell, Craig Dilley, Patricia Dolgin, Bradley Douglas, Michael Dunbar, Debra Dussault, Eugene Ellingwood, Mark Elliott, Susan Emmons, James Emmons, Keith Evans, Lois Farnsworth, Phyllis Filgate, Lynda Fillion, Dale Fillion, Paul Finney, Melissa Flanders, Mark Fortin, Michelle Fournier, Elaine Francoeur, Lorraine Fyfe, William Gadapee, Sharon Gagne, Nancy Gale, Peter Garand, Jeannine George, Leonard Gibson, Duane Gingue, Marcel Gould, Beth Greenwood, John Greenwood, Marie Greenwood, Susan Grenier, David Grime, Philip Hagan, Catherine Hale, Eugene Hall, Dorothy Handy, Jeffrey Havers, James Heath, Timothy Hevey, Linda Heywood, Kerry Hovey, Susan Hoyt, Cheryl Humphrey, Robert Hunt, Melinda Isabelle, Claudette Isham, Jessica Johnson, Elizabeth Johnson, Susan Jurkoic, Barbara Kennedy, Joanna Knights, Elaine Lacroix, Charles Laferriere, Lorette Laferriere, Theresa Laliberte, Christine Lamont, Dianne Lanctot, Elaine Lavigne, Douglas Laughton, Su-San Lavallee, Brenda Lavely, Vicki Leach, Christine Liberty, Donna Littel, Dianne Long, Michal Lowell, Daniel Lowrey, Susan Lyon, Ann Lyster, David MacDonald, Jill Mackin, Richard Mackin, Robert Marcotte, Barbara Marcotte, Royce Masters, Jeffrey Mauery, Donald Maurice, Richard McCorkill, Rodney Meigs, Nancy Moore, Janet Moore, Susan Morey, Michael Morley, Richard Morrison, Mary Murphy, Sandra Murphy, Stephen Nelson, Lottie Noyes, Claudia Nye, William Olcott, Gloria Osgood, Gail Parks, Stephen Patenteau, Nancy Parker, Linda Patenaude, Kathryn Payne, John Penniman, Richard Phillips, Philip Piadade, Joseph Pike, James Poole, Gary Powers, Cynthia Powers, Terrance Priest, Debbie Priestly, Mark Pulkkinen, Gary Reed, Robert Robinson, Thomas Dale Robinson, Thomas Edward Rolfe, Kathleen 1970 Ross, Donna Russell, Mercy Ryder, Jade Scott, Christine Sherman, Crosby Sherrer, JoAnn Smith, Robert Snow, Kathryn Somers, Lee Spencer, Carolyn Spicer, James Stevens, Marilyn Stowe, Kenneth Swainbank, Joseph Sweeny, Chris Sweeny, Craig Taylor, David Temple, Dorene ADVISORS: Mr. Pierce Mr. Hoffman Mr. Racenet Class Officers Thompson, Bonnie Toll. Job True, Vicki Turner, Linda Vear, Kathryn Webster, Gordon Whitcomb, William Whitney, Nikki Williams, Diane Wood, Dennis Wood, Robin Woods, Brian Young, Barbara Zeller, Susan Cadieux, Alice VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY PRESIDENT Richard Penniman Vicky True William Bohlen 83 84 85 School let out today! taken! Just standing on the corner watching all the kids go by. V Two of a different kind. I talk, I sing, and my name is Kenny Stowe. Knock, knock, who's there? 86 It takes a lot to build a fire—including good looks! ACTIVITIES Mr. Bix X-Mas With Bix Scores Again 88 This year's rendition of Christmas with Bix was an overwhelming success. The show included several talented performers who performed to a near capacity audience. Highlighting the sixteen act program were many fine presentations: Christmas with Peanuts, Paul Revere's Ride, Charlestown, and several others. Perhaps the best remembered scene will be the annual arrival of Mr. Bixby himself, this year on a donkey! The Lamp wishes to congratulate everyone who participated in Christmas with Bix for another enjoyable and entertaining evening of pre-Christmas fun and recognition of its real significance. Committee: B. Chase, J. Laferriere, T. Warren, M. McCauley, D. Reed, S. O'Neil, E. Dole, Mr. Bixby ( Bix ) World Of Make Believe First Place--1969 Second Place--1970 Third Place--1968 Fourth Place--1967 90 CARNIVAL COURT Winter Carnival The Winter Carnival was extremely successful again this year. The Freshman class took highest honors, with the Sophomore, Senior and Juniors classes following respectively. The festivities started off Thursday evening with the crowning of Cupid, Tom Olds at the Cupid Dance. Friday the skiing at Burke Mt. left the school desolate; Pam Gale, a Senior, won the skimeistress award, and Guy Grenier, a Junior, won the ski-meister award. The skating and snowshoeing events took place on Saturday morning, along with the judging of the snow sculptures. Saturday afternoon many students helped turn the gymnasium into a ballroom for Cinderella’s Ball that was held Saturday night. Diary '66-’67 Let me introduce myself. I am the late and almost forgotten Thaddeus Fairbanks. Three years ago the 1964 Lamp staff asked me to write the year's diary. Despite many previous engagements I heartily agreed. When I had finished, without so much as a thank you, the staff greedily snatched my masterpiece and promptly forgot all about me. Since then I have naturally refused other offers to again write the diary for following years. This year I have decided to relent amidst the tearful entreaties and supplications of the present editor. So as soon as some of the dust has cleared away, i'll begin the story of the 1966-67 school year. September 7 has arrived and with it the onset of over 700 excited students. Humph! None of the students have even glanced at me with the exception of a few curious freshmen. I just noticed a new face among the senior crowd. It must be Sylvie Bruxelles, the foreign exchange student from Lyon, France. I hope she enjoys her stay in St. Johnsbury. The football season has started with a smashing victory over Spaulding 27-7. We also defeated Windsor and Burlington in two exciting games. We really slaughtered B.F.A. 27-0! The next game against Montpelier featured another battle - the battle between the Green and White Bands. The White Band, under the directorship of Vandy Peters, won the contest, but the Green Band, under the guidance of Elaine Reed, did an excellent job. Also competing were the majorettes, with the Green Band majorettes coming out on top. After defeating Newport and Rice, we were ready for the long-awaited L. I. game. But victory slipped from our grasp in a close battle. All is not lost! I just heard we're the new state champions! Hurray for St. J. A. ! With all their enthusiasm drained, the student body didn't quite reach their goal in the Magazine Drive. But captains Denny Reed and Peg McCauley tell me they did acquire a large sum for the activity fund. 92 Diary Since I must remain at my post in Colby Hall, 1 couldn't see the Cross Country team in action. But, via the grapevine, I heard they did a tremendous job under Captain Car-roll Rousseau. It's now the middle of November and I see we have several visitors. Ten students have arrived from Mexico for a two-week stay in St. Johnsbury. They are staying in the homes of International Club members and homes of some of the Spanish students. I hear they’re having a marvelous time and are amazed at the snow. Everyone seems to be enjoying the Mexicans and have been pelting them with questions about Mexico. The next event is the annual December Concert put on by the Academy Band. Listening carefully, I hear strains of The Music Man flowing softly through the halls. Mr. Messier certainly deserves credit for presenting such a fine concert in so short a time. The senior class and Mr. Bixby put a great amount of work into the well-known Christmas with Bix. The various acts proved the student body does have quite a bit of talent (though sometimes I wonder). Comedy, music, and fun were combined to make this year’s performance one of the best ever. The junior class showed the other classes that they had school spirit by working together and raising enough money to buy lights to decorate the fir tree outside Colby. The Christmas Dance they sponsored was a success, although the money earned at this dance was not sufficient to pay for the lights. Another dance, later in the year, provided an ample amount. On December 21, the Glee Club and Freshman Singers put on their annual concert. Under the direction of Mr. Green, they sang some truly impressive songs. Now that the Christmas vacation has arrived, I can put down my pen and relax for a few days. 93 Diary Well, Diary, the vacation has ended and the mad rush before exams is on. I hear the basketball team is going strong, and the cheerleaders say we'll be state champs before long. 1 just heard the students didn't do very well on a speed reading test, so many of them are taking the Readak course. It's a 25-hour course taught by a Mr. Goss, designed to speed up one's reading rate. Today, I sent a group of band and orchestra members off to the Mt. Royal Music Festival. These students will participate in a huge concert next Sat. night in Mt. Royal. They'll have a good time, but from what I've heard of the hours and hours they spend at rehearsals, they deserve it. What’s that roar I hear in Fuller Hall? Oh, it's the beginning of the Winter Carnival. I hear the snow sculptures are quite original this year. Saturday night is the Sno-Ball where Queen Sue O'Neil and King Teddy Graham will be officially crowned by last year's royal couple. Well, what do you know, the Freshman Class up and won the whole carnival. Congratulations, freshmen! Now that it’s April, the band is getting ready for their annual trip. They’re traveling to Ottawa, Canada, this year. I've heard they have so much fun, I think I'll join the band. Oh well, I guess I'll just have to watch over the rest of the school until they come back. I heard from several track fans that the team is putting forth their best and are racking up the points. Keep up the good work, boys! As the year draws to a close, I see wistful seniors, nostalgically looking back over four fabulous years and dreamy-eyed juniors longing to become seniors. Sophomores hardly believe they're actually going to be juniors and freshmen can hardly contain their excitement at no longer being just freshmen. So, now I'll sit back and enjoy the summer until the mad rush of September is back again. 94 Our November Visitors — The Mexicans Last November the Academy had the great pleasure of hosting ten Mexican guests. They came under the Experiment in International Living and stayed for two weeks with students at the Academy. They visited sights around the state and the town and attended classes at the school. Several activities, such as dances, lectures, and tours, kept them and their hosts extremely busy during their short stay. The students were: Isabel Moreno, Mabel Olquin, Carlos Franco, Emma Monsalve, Francisco Javier Arriola, Felipe Del Rio, Annie Pisanti, Maria Laura Sasso, Leticia Juarez, and their leader, Miss Carmen Agudelo. 95 Boys' Dorm DORMITORY COUNCIL Chris Evans, Mike Hayward, Chris Rose, Tim Vallely BRANTVIEW DORMITORY Would you believe Ray Berry?? The Canadian Kid. OUR LEADER Would you believe Bob Starr?? THE GANG 96 Dean of Boarding School: Mr. Pierce Chris Rose--President of the Dorm Council ROW 1: SENIORS--Cula Jackson, Pierre Vincent, Chris Rose, Chris Evans. ROW 2: P.G.’s—Mike Hayward, Rick Spreda Our French A.F.S. Student Sylvie Bruxelles About the middle of last August someone special came to St. Johns-bury. Sylvie Bruxelles, our AFS student, arrived from Lyon, France, to spend the year with the Alden Hull family and to attend the Academy as a senior. Sylvie got into the swing of things right away by joining the Band and playing the cymbals in the Shrine Parade, August 27. Since then she has taken part in many school activities. Sylvie is the youngest of six children, having four sisters and one brother. Her parents both studied law and her father is now a corporation lawyer in Lyon. Sylvie celebrated her eighteenth birthday early in February with two surprise parties, one with the International Club, and one with the town AFS chapter. Some of the many Vermont activities she enjoyed this year included skiing, sugar-on-snow parties, and cook-outs. The Lamp wishes Sylvie the best of luck when she returnes to France this summer and in the future. We hope she will remember all of us as fondly as we will remember her. 97 BOYS’ STATE B. Chase, T. Graham, T. Brunelle, S. Hanson, S. Maynard GIRLS’ STATE P. Albee, S. O’Neil, B. Jordan MT. ROYAL MUSIC FESTIVAL J. Butler, L. Wheeler, E. Shumate, M. Stuart, D. Bryer, M. Barney E. Reed, D. Sherburne, M. Humphrey, D. Sherburne, B. Gibson, V. Peters, J. Hull Missing; J. Simpson, R. Willey NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP Patty Albee 98 ALL-STATE: BAND ORCHESTRA Marianne Barney, Elaine Reed Mary Stewart, Jo-Ann Simpson VERMONT ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT COUNCILS Jo-Ann Simpson, Avanda Peters, Wayne Bickford, David Hale F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America is a national and state organization with a goal to help individuals to improve personal, family, and community living. The St. Johnsbury Academy is one of the 34 chapters in Vermont. Our chapter meets twice a month during the lunch hour on the first and third Thursdays of each month. Our program is to have discussions concerning the state of national goals, for planned recreation, or to work on a community project. This year the group made Christmas place cards for each tray of eaoh patient at a local nursing home. Projects are carried out during the year to raise money to send delegates to the annual state meeting held in early April. ROW 1: S. Clark, J. Goodwin, G. Locke, J. Minshull, S. Wood ROW 2: B. Dopp, P. Bergeron, G. Racine, G. Potter, S. Noyes, Miss Shaw PRESIDENT: VICE-PRES.: SECRETARY: ADVISOR: Gloria Locke Jeannie Goodwin Susan Wood Miss Shaw 100 Light and Shadow Club ROW 1: B. Filgate, J. Laferriere, D. George ROW 2: W. Filgate, J. Coveil, L. Player ROW 3: R. Mackin, D. Brown, M. Cowens The Light and Shadow Club, better known as the Photography Club, has been very active in school activities this past year. They have taken many formals and informals for both the Lamp and the Student newspaper. This past year the members of the Photo Club have worked with students interested enough in learning how to use a camera, and how to do their own developing, and printing in the darkroom. Next year the members of the club hope to find a member of the faculty who would be interested in this field and will become their advisor. PRESIDENT: Jack Laferriere VICE-PRESIDENT: Dean George SEC. -TREASURER: Bruce Filgate 101 Folk Society ROW 1: J. Isham, J. Toll, J. Wilson, B. Clark, R. Zabski, G. Waldron, K. Rolfe. ROW 2: P. Curran, Nt Dow, M. Finney, M. Fish, M. Peck, C. Craig, S. Murphy, H. Smith. ROW 3: T. Duguay, S. Hovey, S. Moore, J. Basnar, G. Reed, C. Ward, M. Delworth, T. Laferriere, T. Daigneault, Mr. Rough. PRESIDENT: Reid Zabski V1CE-PRES.: John Wilson SEC. -TREAS.: Barbara Clark ADVISOR: Mr. Rough Through the year, the Folk Society has provided folk music for the Academy. This group of students gather together to sing the beautiful, the sad, and the funny folk songs. Many are accompanied by instruments as well as the guitar. Under the direction of Mr. Rough, they have appeared in several chapel programs, in Christmas with Bix, at the International Folk Festival as well as at other folk festival shows throughout the state. 102 The custodians are always hard at work. Don’t eat so fast, you've got a whole 10 minutes. I was there first!! Everyone joins in the fun at Winter Carnival time! Our very own Herb Albert??!? I can't stop now! I love to watch the people go by. 103 Science Club Sing a song of sulfide A beaker full of lime--Four and twenty test tubes Breaking all the time. When the cork is taken out Fumes begin to reek, Isn’t that an awful mess To have six times a week? Sing a song of chem tests For which I forgot to study. Why don't you pass me anyway And be my good old buddy. Why is this test so awfully hard? I really cannot tell. I just hope that very soon Someone will ring the bell! E. R. ’66 PRESIDENT: Bruce Filgate VICE-PRESIDENT: Lee Player SECRETARY: Stephen Gonyaw TREASURER: Delaine Brown ADVISOR: Mr. Stowe Monitors CAPTAINS Beth Jordan Brian Meilleur The group of students called Monitors, who are chosen by the Student body twice each year, assist in maintaining order in and around the school. Monitors have chosen a position that requires much responsibility and leadership. With help from Mr. Wright, Advisor to the Monitors, they have made consistent progress. The Monitors deserve to be credited for their outstanding contribution to the school. ADVISOR: Mr. Wright ROW 1: B. Jordan, M. Barney, D. Bryer, C. Bohlen, P. O'Neil, T. Emmons, C. Farmer, K. Lapoint, B. Meilleur. ROW 2: J. Judd, R. Rainville, B. Groom, J. Scott, S. Blanchard, K. Morley, P. Albee, S. Benoit. ROW 3: J; Laferriere, C. Jackson, P. Vincent, B. Gibson, P. Handy, B. Olds, W. Randall. 105 As usual, the St. Johnsbury Academy Band carried a heavy schedule throughout the school year. On the August agenda was the Shrine Football game in which the Band participated in the pre-game parade. During the Academy football season, the marching band entertained the crowd during half-time and also participated in a green and white contest—the White Band won. In order to raise money for their exciting trips to Ottawa and to the Montreal Centennial Expo '67, the Band held its annual Christmas Concert and sponsored a big dance, plus many other activities. During February, the Band was honored to send some of its members to Mount Royal Music Festival and in May two students attended All-State. The Band is recognized as an important, hard-working organization under the leadership of a truly wonderful man and conductor, Mr. J. Leo Messier. 107 Band Members Joyce Butler Paul Daigneault Christine Desilets Ella Dickerman Eleanor Dole Sylvia Duff Mary Duguay Doug Farnsworth Sharon Goodenough Alfred Hanson Stephen Knapp Russ Lowrey Bryan Meilleur Wayne Randall Elaine Reed Beth Reed Dale Sherburne Dawn Sherburne Ellen Shumate Jo-ann Simpson Tony Turgeon Sylvie Bruxelle Susan O'Neil Marianne Barney Delaine Brown Diane Bryer Deborah Caldbeck Nancy Meigs Nancy Parenteau Kathryn Patenaude Judith Carpenter Eva Dickerman Roxanne Fitzgerald Claire Fournier Stephen Gonyaw Richard Greenwood Judith Hull Marie Humphrey Linda Kumpf Jaclyn Leach Kathleen Murphy A vanda Peters Sandy Wennerstrand Linda Wheeler Glenna Wright Leslie Blodgett Janet Carpenter Brenda Cox Marcia Derosia Mary Desilets Janet Destroismaisons Marcia Dolgin Kathryn Farmer Deborah Fitzgerald Michael Fortier Robert Gibson Pamela Goodenough Robert Reed Jo-ann Sherrer Linda Turner Jane Greenwood Peter Handy Andrea Harris Jaclyn Judd Beth Knapp Karen Lapoint Wesley Marsceill Brent Passut Leon Perkins Cynthia Stables Alan Ziter Nancy Amidon Joan Barney Nola Brown William Crosby Patricia Davio Jean Desrochers Patricia Dilley Mark Ellingwood Phyllis Farnsworth Melissa Finney Duane Gibson Susan Hovey Cheryl Hoyt Christine Leach Michal Long Susan Lowrey Mercy Russell Bonnie Thompson Susan Zeller Orchestra PRESIDENT: Alfred Hanson VICE-PRES.: Ellen Shumate SECRETARY: Dawn Sherburne The orchestra, under the leadership of Mr. J. Leo Messier, started the year in December with a short Christmas concert in Chapel. In January a number of the members left for Montreal to take part in the Mount Royal Music Festival. In the spring the Orchestra began practicing for the annual joint concert with Northfield. Also, in the spring a few of the members went to Burlington for the All-State Music Festival. The orchestra again put on a tremendous performance for the Commencement Concert and Graduation Exercises in June. DIRECTOR: J. Leo Messier ROW 1: A. Harris, A. Peters, E. Shumate, A. Hanson, D. Sherburne, E. Reed, E. Dole ROW 2: J. Simpson, L. Wheeler, D. Bryer, J. Butler, M. Barney, D. Caldbeck, K. Patenaude, G. Potter, S. O'Neil. ROW 3: M. Stewart, C. Desilets, M. Humphrey, M. Peck, B. Knapp, D. Fitzgerald, J. Des-rochers, J. Hull. ROW 4: A. Ziter, R. Willey, D. Farnsworth, R. Gibson, L. Blodgett, P. Barrett, P. Handy. Missing: E. Wasson. 109 The Lamp Throughout the school year the Lamp members and staff spent many hours trying to organize the yearbook and to meet hectic deadlines. Since the chief goal this year was to make the yearbook pay for itself, the members were very busy selling ads to numerous interested businesses. Also, among other activities, the Lamp sponsored a Variety Clothes Day and a dance. The typists were: Beth Burrill, Eleanor Dole, Stephanie Spicer, Ann Langlois, Linda Glass, Elizabeth Pearl, Deborah Daniels. ROW 1: C. Jackson, J. Laferriere, M. Barney, J. Carpenter, E. Dole, E. Reed, B. Reed, E. Pearl, E. Shumate, J. Nicoll, T. Leach. ROW 2: L. Wood, A. Langlois, R. Fitzgerald, A. Peters, M. Miller, T. Graffam, P. Albee, S. Spicer, C. Murphy. ROW 3: J. Carpenter, D. Bryer, G. Wright, J. Judd, D. Fitzgerald, D. St. Sauveur, H. Smith, R. Bedard, M. Peck, B. Burrill, J. Simpson. Oh! Oh! Is this going in the Senior section??” This picture is fair--but our deadline is here so put it in. G.A.A 112 G.A.A. 1967 The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to stimulate girls of the St. Johnsbury Academy to participate and enjoy individual and team sports. There is a satisfaction among the girls because each girl joins her efforts with others to produce a healthy and friendly atmosphere. Not only does the G.A.A. provide opportunity to learn the skills of a sport but also G.A.A. serves as an organization where one can meet friends. Girls may participate in G.A.A. twice each week. The major sports are field hockey in the fall basketball in the winter; and track and softball in the spring. Other sports are archery, tennis, volleyball, and golf. G.A.A. MEMBERSHIP P. Albee, S. Aldrich, J. Allen, C. Allen, J. Barrett, L. Bender, S. Blanchard, C. Bohlen, B. Bouchard, B. Brown, N. Brown, D. Bryer, C. Burnham, B. Burrill, D. Caldbeck, D. Caldbeck, P. Calderwood, J. Carpenter, J. Carpenter, K. Clark, B. Cox, T. Daigneault, C. Dana, M. Day, G. Densmore, R. Desrochers, M. Derosia, C. Desilets, M. Desilets, E. Dickerman, E. Dickerman, P. Dilley, M. Dolgin, M. Duguay, T. Duguay, P. Dunbar, J. Emmons, T. Emmons, M. Finney, D. Fitzgerald, R. Fitzgerald, N. Fortin, N. Gagne, P. Gale, P. Goodenough, J. Goodwin, J. Greenwood, M. Gregoire, B. Groom, M. Guyer, C. Hagan, J. Hall, M. Harbough, A. Harris, L. Hevey, J. Humphrey, M. Humphrey, C. Isabelle, C. James, B. Jordan, J. Judd, P. Kimball, L. Laferriere, L. Laferriere, D. Lamont, M. Lanctot, D. Langlois, P. Langmaid, K. Lapoint, D. Laroux, L. Linehan, D. Littel, M. Long, D. Lord, S. Lowrey, J. Marcotte, M. McCauley, S. Moore, C. Morley, A. Morrison, K. Mumford, K. Murphy, P. O’Neil, S. O'Neil, P. Owens, N. Parenteau, J. Peters, V. Peters, R. Pinard, R. Rainville, W. Rexford, M. Robinson, M. Robinson, P. Robtoy, K. Rolfe, M, Russell, K. Scott, K. Snow, C. Summers, P. Swett, L. Toney, V. True, D. Turner, B. Vance, K. Vear, S. Veilleux, B. Wells, S. Wennerstrand, J. Whitcomb, G. Wright, S. Zeller. D, Backus, C. Clark, J. Basnar, T. Laferriere, P. Davio, D. Buck, J. Desrochers, M. Long, J. Sherrer, J. Desrochers, C. Cornish, S. Johnson, N. Whitney, S. Gadapee, S. Cartier PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: Beth Jordan Vandy Peters Peggy O'Neil 113 Library Aides The Academy library aides are a very important group in our school, without whom the school library could not function. These aides perform such tasks as charging and shelving books, assisting in the processing of new books, reading the shelves (keeping the books in the proper order), and doing errands. Students may volunteer to work as library aides for one or two free periods a week. After one year of service they are entitled to wear the library pin, the motif of which is the traditional lamp of knowledge resting on a pile of books, with the guard for the pin showing the class numerals of each pupil. Through their work, library aides learn much about how to use a library, which will be invaluable to them either in college or in later life, and the library training they receive encourages them to appreciate one of man’s greatest tools of communication, namely books. ADVISOR: Miss Stevens ROW 1: S. Zeller, T. Dubuay, J. Choquette, C. Laliberte, D. Temple, F. Paquin, C. Bohlen, M. Morrison, M. Fortin, J. Garand, J. Lemieux, J. Isham, R. Kittredge. ROW 2: D. Buck, K. Vear, D Bryer, S. Willey, S. Remick, P. Kellog, C. Ward, C. Robinson, S. Sherrer, T. Emmons, S. Basnar, S. Hovey. ROW 3: B. Gould, V. Barrett, J. Barrett, S. Gadapee, E. Lanctot, N. Gagne, L. Hevey, B. Cole, S. Murphy, H. Smith, B. Gould, C. Stables, E. Wason, R. Bunten, D. Williams. ROW 4: R. Desrochers, S. Moore, M. Stevens, P. Davio, K. Emmons, D. Cornell, P. Grimes, N. McLure, 114 E. Woodward, D. Turner, S. Elliott, C. Clark, N. Brown. Math Club The main topics for study this year in the Math Club have been computers, probability, and statistics. The club discussed Flow Charts and Computer programming, and made a field trip to St. Johnsbury Trucking Company to see a computer work in the data Processing field. Other field trips were also made so the club could learn about scientific programming. They discussed the many aspects of probability and statistics. The group hopes that by sponsoring films and speakers on computers, they will be able to interest more students in this field. PRESIDENT: Sharon Aldrich VICE-PRESIDENT: Bill Filgate ADVISORS: Mrs. Bryne Mr. Conover 115 ROW 1: C. Stables, S. Aldrich, Mrs. Byrne, W. Filgate, C. Conover ROW 2: W. Terrill, S. Crane, J. Covell, Mr. Conover, D. Brown, L. Stowe MISSING: B. Gould The Student ROW Is J. Laferriere, P. Dunbar, P. Albee, B. Reed, J. Simpson, M. Barney, S. Sherrer, E. Shumate, D. Reed. ROW 2: N. Handy, R. Fitzgerald, L. Laferriere, K. Snow, J. Desrochers, P. Lacroix, D. Bryer, L. Davis, K. Mumford, C. Cree, G. Loveless. ROW 3: D. St. Sauveur, S. Cartier, C. Cornish, M. Russell, E. Dole, N. Emmons, J. Butler, S. O'Neil, D. Caldbeck. ROW 4: E. Reed, J. Carpenter, G. Wright, B. Groom, P. Robtoy, K. Murphy, B. Burrill, J. Dionne, S, Dennison. EDITOR: CO-EDITOR: EDITORS: Creative: Feature: News: Photog. Sports: Exchange: ADVISOR: Jo-Ann Simpson Marianne Barney Patty Albee Beth Reed Ellen Shumate Jack Laferriere Bob Chase Dennis Reed Susan Sherrer Miss Pickles This year, the '’Student staff, under the guidance of Jo-Ann Simpson, has succeeded in producing the greatest number of school newspapers ever issued in one year. In addition to sports features, club reports, and items about school functions, the Student” also included discussions of controversial topics. These topics instigated students not regularly on the staff to write articles in reply. In an effort to make the paper more enjoyable, many pictures were included. We should also take note of the work involved in the task of arranging and setting up the paper; shuffling articles from one page to another, until every article fitted properly in its place. Currently in each issue, in a special article of recognition, the staff awarded to a senior honor and praise for his contribution and untiring work to the school. The Student staff is to be commended on its fine work this past year. I 16 Lyceum Under the leadership of Mr. Easterling, the Lyceum has had another successful year of reading and discussion. The club consists of a group of interested juniors and seniors who enjoy talking about what they read and searching for deeper meanings in books. All was not deep though, however. Meetings often dissolved into animated discussions on a variety of topics. The group met twice a month at, the homes of different members and discussed thought-provoking selections from Plato, Aristophanes, Plutarch, Milton, Karl Marx, and Shakespeare, and others. We of the Lamp congratulate the Lyceum on their worthwhile contributions to the school's academic life, and wish them the best of luck in the future. ADVISOR: Mr. Easterling ROW 1: B. Bahrt, J. Carpenter, M. Barney, G. Wright, P. Albee ROW 2: M. Fish, B. Jordan, P. McQuade, D. Frasier, L. Stowe, B. Wells, E. Dole, Mr. Easterling, Advisor 117 Art Club ROW 1: S. Johnson, C. Burnham, L. Hale, S. Wood, A. Noyes ROW 2: W. Rexford, D. Langlois, D. Caldbeck, Mr. Frey, P. Langmaid, J. Whitcomb, R. Cormier The Art Club is undertaking various projects of interest. Plans for the year include an Art Show at the Howard National Bank, aid to the Dramatic Club in painting scenery, the making of posters for different events and organizations, and the spring side-walk Art Exhibit. This year, the Club has twenty members and the majority are art students. PRESIDENT: Linda Hale SECRETARY: Joyce Butler ADVISOR: Mr. Frey 118 Radio Club The St. Johnsbury Academy Radio Club is a dynamic public relation force that informs the Northeast Kingdom of events occurring at the Academy through the radio broadcast medium. The students who comprise the Radio Group are persons of wide and varied interests in addition to their literary and documentary talents. Expertly molded by the Club's advisor, Mr. Quinn, this diversity is a major factor in the quality production of the Radio Group. The Radio Group's program is entitled Academy Highlights” and can be heard every Thursday evening at 6:15 p. m. over Radio Station WTWN. PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: ADVISOR: Stephen Maynard David Frasier Pam Lacroix Mr. Quinn 119 ROW 1: P. Dilley, D. Frasier, S. Maynard, P. LaCroix, C. Bohlen ROW 2: T. Emmons, D. Hale, C. Robinson, Mr. Quinn, J. Humphrey, R. Denson, P. Phillips, T. Duguay Varsity Club ROW 1: J. Laferriere ROW 2: T. Davis, M. Jordan, B. Gibson ROW 3: D. Ladd, G. Caldbeck, A. Hanson, D. Bennett, R. Skinner, K, Blodgett ROW 4: P. Powers, R. Chase, T. Turgeon.J. Laferriere, C. Cummins, W. Keach ROW 5: D. Amidon, B. Noyes, E. Woodward, B, Turner, E. Long, R. Hazen ROW 6: J. Rowe, P. Crosby, G. Grenier, B. Hall, B. Hazen, T. Havers ROW 1: C. Johnson, J. Robie, R. Greenwood, T. Vallely, H. Robinson, S. Dodge ROW 8: F. Turner, M. Johnson, C. Jackson, B. Winot, F. Brunelle, T. Graham In order to be eligible for the Varsity Club, a boy must earn his athletic letter in some varsity sport. Since most of the boys in this organization participate in many sports, no formal meetings are held. The club members act as ushers at all home basketball games, and on occasion sponsor record hops. In this way, the members of the Varsity Club help to maintain the high standard of school spirit here at the Academy. ADVISOR: Mr. Burlingame Chess Club ROW Is D. Bennett, G. Caldbeck, D. George ROW 2: J. Choate, Mr. Easterling, ADVISOR Rifle Club ROW 1: C. Callanan, G. Potter, J. Desrochers, N. Wells, C. Noyes, B. Dopp, P. Lacroix ROW 2: D. Cornell, H. Proia, P. Daigneault, H. Conly, S. Gonyaw ROW 3: R. Humphrey, R. Kahn, C. Sweeney, K. Emmons ADVISOR: Mr. Kennedy 121 Candids Let's go, Coach Frey, the girls have passed us twice already! NO NO! You are supposed to drink it out of a cup--not the ladle! If he hadn't snapped that picture, I'd have really flipped you! Do you think we'll really be the hit of the show?? Horrendous! Don't kick him--he’s only trying to get you on stage. 122 Around School But we can't sing without that record player--and we’re all dressed for the part. 'Just waiting for the basketball team to come out of the huddle! Glee Club ROW 1: C. Bohlen, P. Kimball, S. Willey, S. Somers, T. Robinson, B. Reisner, C. Isham, L. Kumpf, R. Pinard, J. Lemieux, S. Wood. ROW 2: P. Lacroix, L. Demuth, J. Grady, G. McGennis, L. Perkins, Mr. Meaden, E. Woodward, R. Hall, C. Blake, T. Emmons, E. Barnett, S. Paine, J. Basnar. ROW 3: P. Goss, M. Harbaugh, S. Maynard, Mr. Green, J. Whitcomb, A. Cormier, S. Remick, R. Perkins, G. Racine. ROW 4: R. Pinard, V. Murphy, K. Skniner, C. Thompson, D. Dunbar, D. Turner, J. Humphrey, B. White. If one walks through Fuller Hail during A Block, the pleasant harmony of the Glee Club greets one at the door. Under the direction of Mr. Green, this group of students has presented the Academy, as well as the town, with a variety of musical selections. This year they performed at the Christmas, Spring, and Commencement Concerts. ALL-STATE L. to R.: P. Goss S. Maynard E. Woodward R. Hall L. Perkins D. Turner D. Dunbar DIRECTOR: Mr. Green 124 Freshman Singers Freshman Singers is a group made up of freshman girls under the direction of Mr. Norman Green. They took part, along with the Glee Club, in the Christmas and Commencement concerts. The Lamp wishes to congratulate Mr. Green and the girls for such fine performances. DIRECTOR: Mr. Green ROW 1: K. Rolfe, C. Isabelle, A. Lyons, K. Vear, M. Fortin, L. Filgate, J. Isham, G. Allen. ROW 2: D. Priest, V. True, C. Scott, N. Brown, J. Kennedy, S. Lowrey, D. Littel. ROW 3: C. Bailey, M. Stevens, D. Backus, J. Barrett, S. Murphy, B. Young, D. Lamont, D. Williams, S. Basnar 125 Leaders Club The Leaders Club is a new organization at the Academy this year. Its members consist of junior and senior girls selected by the head of the Girls' Physical Education Department. The main purpose of the club is to further leadership ability, to gain insight into the field of teaching as a career, and to release the teacher from menial tasks. The girls' duties include: Taking attendance, supervising the locker room, showers and equipment room, assisting with testing programs, refereeing and, in general, helping the teacher in anyway possible. ADVISOR: Mrs. Johnson 126 ROW 1: E. Shumate, M. Duguay, M. Lumbra, C. Desilets, P. Kimball ROW 2: P. Goss, E. Pearl, P. Calderwood, Mrs. Johnson, B. Jordan, K. Morley, B. Vance. ROW 3: M. McCauley, S. O'Neil, L. Bender, C. Somers, A. Peters, P. Albee SMAC The purpose of the SMAC Club is to reconstruct in miniature the Academy and the surrounding buildings. Thus far, they have completed the Academy and the Alumni Gym, as well as the football field. It is the intention of this group to add many more buildings to this model. PRESIDENT: TREASURER: ADVISOR: Allen Tenney Ted Graham Mr. Frey 127 ROW 1: D. Daniels, A. Tenney, L. Toney. ROW 2: E. Handy, W. Reach, Mr. Frey, R. Lichau Missing: T. Graham, B. Impey, S. Bean, B. Hazen, F. Brunelle, W. Year, R. Taplin Forensic Club ROW 1: M. Delworth, C. Jackson, E. Wason ROW 2: B; Bahrt, P. Albee, J. Laferriere, Mr. Plummer MISSING: J. Nash, C. Cree PRESIDENT: Cula Jackson SECRETARY: Melanie Delworth ADVISOR: Mr. Plummer The Forensic Club, now in its second year as a functioning club at the Academy, is working very hard to make this school year as successful as the last. Under the able leadership of Mr. George Plummer, the club was in charge of chapel commemorating Veterans' Day. This endeavor was a great success. Later, the club will present a chapel program and in the spring will enter a play in the one-act play contest. Congratulations to this club for the fine job it is doing this year to improve public speaking here at St. Johnsbury Academy. 128 'Come on boys, BEAT 'em! Just a little longer--it's almost three! 129 Major a WW Whether these pretty misses are leading a parade, giving a half-time routine, or raising money for band trips or new uniforms, our majorettes have contributed much prestige to the school's outstanding reputation. CAPTAIN Anita Pelletier ettee Rose Rainville Denise Bovee THANKS, girls, for providing that extra something whenever you appeared. Marcia Baxter Nancy Gagne CO-CAPTAIN Mary Agnes Lanctot This year, under the direction of Anita and Ag, the girls raised money for their new uniforms and plumes, and presented a unique half-time program together with the cheerleaders at the Newport game. International Club ROW 1: D. Langlois, A. Morrison, J, Carpenter, D. Caldbeck, W. Marsceill, S. Bruxelles, M. Barney, J. Carpenter, M. Fortin. ROW 2: J. Simpson, D. St. Sauveur, M. Fish, J. Hull, D. Caldbeck, P. Robtoy. ROW 3: Mrs. Easterling, D. Bryer, G. Wright, R. Denson, J. Barney, J. Destroismaisons, K. Murphy. MISSING: D. Bovee PRESIDENT: Wesley Marsceill VICE-PRESIDENT: Marianne Barney SECRETARY: Judy Carpenter TREASURER: Debbie Caldbeck ADVISORS: Mrs. Easterling Miss Gross The club changed its name this year, from American Field Service Club to International Club. This was done so the club could participate in other programs, such as the Experiment in International Living, under which nine Mexican students and their leader visited the Academy for two weeks. Several chapel programs to inform students about opportunities for living abroad were sponsored, and the club was host to foreign students during an A.F.S. weekend in May. Many discussions about other countries were held, including one with the Mexican group about Mexico and its government. In the future, the club hopes to sponsor an A.F.S. student from the Academy. With the help of their advisors and honorary member, Sylvie Bruxelles, the members of the International Club have become more familiar with the customs of other countries and have promoted international friendship. 132 Drama Club ROW 1: Mr. Mayo, P. Albee, K. Mumford, J. Powers, E. Dole, H. Smith, D. St. Sauveur, T. Duguay, M. Delworth, J. Barney, Mr. Rough ROW 2: S. Ely, S. Spicer, S. Fortin, J. Basnar, C. James, T. Daigneault, N. Dow, R. Kittredge, P. Kellogg ROW 3: C. Black, S. Provonchia, D. Basnar, S. Daig-neault, K. Conover, S. Gauthier, M. Peck, P. Curran, C. Craig ROW 4: L. Perkins, R. Maurey, N. Emmons, B. Wells, M. Fish, M. Dolgin, C. Jackson, J. Laferriere, ROW 5: R. Denson, W. Marsceill, R. Zabski, J. Payne, M. Robbins, B. Passut, M. MaBlanc, G. Waldron And you call this a dress rehearsal?? 134 This year the Drama Club has taken a new approach. Under the direction of Mr. Mayo and Mr. Rough, the club began to study every aspect of drama. To show how a well-organized presentation is put together, an experimental play entitled The Open Window was presented at a Goddard Play Festival. Later on this play was seen here in an assembly program. In the early part of the spring two plays entitled The Death of Bessie Smith” directed by Mr. Rough, and Pandora's Box directed by Mr. Mayo were presented before the public. Since the club has had so much success this year, the Lamp wishes them more in the years to come. 135 Qtudent Council The Student Council is comprised of forty-two industrious students representing either a homeroom, a class, or the Monitors. This organization provides students the opportunity to learn how a government operates. It also gives students a chance to voice their opinions. Although Student Council has not appeared to have done a great deal materially, it has discussed many different subjects and has studied the constitution. The installation of suggestion boxes brought out ideas to discuss and to think about. Hopefully, a closer bond has been intertwined between the student body and, the Student Council, and between the Student Council and the faculty. The Council sponsored the annual Magazine Drive; a Variety Clothes Day on which students and faculty appeared in incredibly bizarre costumes; selling of nabs and milk during break, and noon; selling of coke and ice cream at basketball games. They also assumed the responsibility of overseeing all functions in Fuller Hall. Throughout the year, the Council's main goal was to promote the general welfare of the school. To keep faith with this goal, they chartered and advised all student organizations. ROW 1: S. O'Neil, H. Robinson, J. Carpenter, R. Chase, J. Simpson, J. Rowe, B. Wells, B. Meilleur, D. Caldbeck, M. Johnson. ROW 2: M. Peck, B. Cox, S. Adams, J. Dionne, B. Jordan, S. Bruxelles, E. Dickerman, D. Sherburne, J. Desrochers, B. Jurkoic, W. Nye. ROW 3: E. Clark, R. Penniman, R. Bedard, C. Bohlen, E. Linehan, P. Swett, A. Peters, C. Fournier, J. Bertolini, T. Vallely. ROW 4: S. Benoit, D. Hale, K. Stowe, D. Lavigne, M. Jordan, E. Handy, A. Hanson, T. Havers, M. Ellingwood. 136 PRESIDENT: VICE-PRES.: SECRETARY: TREASURER: ASS'T TREAS: Jo-Ann Simpson Jerry Rowe Judy Carpenter Robert Chase Howard Robinson 1 966 Football Team Division 1 State Champions Pride in our 1966 team was unequalled as they were named Division 1 (Class L) State Champions! The Hilltoppers amassed an outstanding record of seven victories and one loss during this season. After the decisive opening victory of 27-7 against Spaulding, the Hilltoppers tuned up for the big battle with Burlington by belting Windsor 42-13 with a profound offensive display. They next tested their strong defense against Burlington's strong offense with a 27-20 win. The next victories were wins of 27-0 over BFA, 52-7 over Montpelier, and 60-0 over Newport. The Academy now had a record of six wins and no losses and was recognized as one of the top teams in the state. The so-called battle of the unbeatens between SJA and Rice was the biggest game of the season--the contest for the state championship. The Academy and Rice staged a defensive battle to a 7-7 deadlock in the first half and scored three times to register a 27-7 victory. The Academy next traveled to Lyndonville to meet our arch rival in the final game of the year. With both teams possessing superb and aggressive defenses, a strong defense game was expected. However, the performance of the offensive teams were also impressive. The result was a heartbreaking 7-6 loss for the Academy. Despite this loss to Lyndon, the Academy still climaxed one of their most successful football seasons in history by being named State Football Champions for 1966. 138 . J. A. 27 Spaulding Op. 7 42 Windsor 13 27 Burlington 20 27 B.F.A. 0 52 Montpelier 7 60 Newport 0 27 Rice 7 6 L. I. 7 Tri -Captains Mike Parker Bruce Hazen Teddy Graham Coaches J. Burlingame, Head Coach T. Ingram E. Racenet S. Murray « ALL-STATE � Offense Steve Lewis--Halfback Defense Bruce Hazen--End Mike Parker--End Ted Graham--Safety ALL-NORTHERN Offense Steve Lewis--Halfback Richard Hazen--Fullback Defense Bruce Hazen--End Ted Graham--Safety Mike Parker--End Steve Lewis--Safety Richard Hazen--Linebacker ROW 1: B. Noyes, B. Chamberlin, P. Brown, S. Berry ROW 2: Coach Murray, Coach Burlingame, F. Turner, B. Chase, S. Lewis, M. Parker, T. Graham, B. Hazen, F. Brunei , R. Hazen, T. Turgeon, Coach Racenet, Coach Ingram. ROW 3: C. Jackson, P. Crosby, E. Handy, B. Turner, J. Reed, P. Handy, M. Paine, S. Gracie, H. Robinson. ROW 4: B. Hall, G. Grenier, S. Dodge, S. Benoit, D. Morey, T. Davis, M. Jordan, D. Jacobs, R. Greenwood. ROW 5: C. Johnson, B. Gibson, D.Ladd, B. Winot, R. Skinner, J. Rowe, M. Johnson, C. Cummings, J. Williams. ROW 6: T. Vallely. 139 Senior Spotlight MIKE PARKER Tri-Captain Tackle Best All-Around Player STEVE LEWIS Halfback Quarterback Most Valuable Player Outstanding Back Athlete of the Month Tri-Captain Flanker back Jack Dunne Award BRUCE HA ZEN Tri-Captain End Outstanding Linesman BOB CHASE Quarterback 140 Dance, dance, dance! And away we go. Steve Lewis heads for end zone on long touchdown run after taking pitchout from Bob Chase. Don’t just stand there. TACKLE HIM! Bruce Hazen, Mike Parker, and Doug Morey close in on Jeff Hughes of Burlington. This is the end!” Richard Hazen scores winning touchdown against Rice. This game won SJA the coveted State Champ ionship! 141 42 On your mark! Get Set! Go!! What gives you the idea that I don't think we'll beat L.I. ? Varsity Basketball ROW 1: B. Noyes, T. Havers, S. Hanson, G. Caldbeck, M. Cowens, S. Lewis, B. Chamberlin. ROW 2: Mr. Drew, P. Crosby, R. Hazen, M. Bergeron, M. Johnson, P. Rutherford, D. Amidon CAPTAIN: Steve Lewis MANAGER: Bob Noyes COACH: Mr. Drew TRAINER: Bill Chamberlin St.J.A. Opponent 1966-1967 SEASON’S RECORD St.J.A. 68 Lyndon Institute 50 61 Burlington 51 72 Lyndon Institute 61 49 Spaulding 61 69 Montpelier 50 50 So. Burlington 60 74 Rice 79 (2 0. T.) 79 Essex 54 78 Winooski 77 (4 0. T.) 50 Winooski 56 55 Burlington 63 66 Spaulding 51 61 Hamilton, Mass. O CO • 56 Rice 67 71 Littleton, N.H. 58 • 88 B. F.S. St. Albans 63 61 Champlain 44 72 Montpelier 58 78 Essex 59 76 Middlebury 69 (O. T.) St. Johnsbury Academy - Holiday Tourney VERMONT CLASS L STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS St. J. A. 64 First Round Burlington 57 (O. St. J. A. 62 Quarterfinals So. Burlington 55 St. J. A. 45 Semi-Finals Rutland 64 ORVERALL RECORD: Won - 15 Lost - 8 143 THE 1966-1967 BASKETBALL TEAM HAS HISTORY-MAKING SEASON! The 1966-1967 basketball season proved a pleasant surprise to both the team and the fans. What most people felt would be a . 500 season, primarily because of a lack of height, turned out to be a good season with the club going all the way to the semi-finals of the Class L State Championships. Compiling an overall record of 15 wins and 8 losses, the season provided the Academy fans with more than their share of excitement. Two early season convincing wins over a much taller Lyndon Institute team seemed to indicate that the height disadvantage might not work against the Hilltoppers as badly as at first anticipated. Early in the season a double overtime loss to Rice Memorial and a four overtime win over Winooski High School left the fans buzzing about the possible success the Academy might achieve in the tough Class L Northern League. Hosting their Fourth Annual Holiday Tourney, the Hilltoppers took consolation honors after losing the opening game at the buzzer by a score of 63-61. Resuming the league games after the Christmas vacation, the Academy proceeded to score major upsets by defeating highly rated Burlington and a veteran Spaulding of Barre quintet. The regular season came to a close with an exciting 76-69 overtime win over an underdog but highly spirited Middlebury Union High School. At the season's conclusion, the Hilltoppers finished with 9 wins and 6 losses in the Northern League and 13 and 7 overall and was seeded fourth in the Northern Division of the State L Tourney. Drawing Burlington High School in the opening tourney round, the contest was rated a toss-up as each had a victory over the other in regular season play. The contest was a thriller as it went into overtime with the Academy eventually coming out on the top 64-57. The Quarter-finals found the hustling Hilltoppers going up against the number one team in the North, South Burlington. After the dust had cleared, the Academy had fashioned the upset of the season by knocking off the tall opponents 62-55. In the semi-finals, a tall, rangy, and fine-shooting Rutland squad ended the title aspirations of the Academy to the tune of 45-64. After the first quarter when the score read 13-14, the Red Raiders from Rutland took complete control of the contest by dominating both backboards and generally playing a better brand of basketball. An evaluation of the season shows some remarkable statistics. The team as a whole set an Academy record for field goal percentage with 616 shots made out of 1508 shots taken for a highly respectable . 407 average. Veteran guard Steve Lewis led the team in this category with 162 for 334 and a . 490 percent. From the foul line, the Hilltoppers shot 293 for 465 and a . 630 percent with Lewis again leading the team with a . 770 percentage. In the rebounding department, it was a case of a small Academy team out battling and out positioning the taller opponents 835 to 712. A1 Scoot Hanson led the team with 162 rebounds followed by Mike Johnson's 148 and Gareth Caldbeck's 136. In the scoring department, Captain Steve Lewis ripped the nets for 420 points and a 19.0 average per game. This in itself was a remarkable achievement in that he was a marked man most of the season drawing the opponents best defensive man. Tom Haver's 262, A1 Hanson’s 256, and Mike Johnson's 196 points also played a major role in the team's great success. The team averaged 66. 3 points per game while amassing 1525 points. The opponents scored at a 58. 4 rate while totalling 1344 points. Honors claimed by the team and its members were as follows: This team advanced farther in the Class L Tourney than any Academy team in history. Steve Lewis made the Holiday Tourney All-Tourney team and was a unanimous selection for the All-Northern League first team. Lewis also set a career mark for most points scored by any Academy ball player with 1153 points over his four-year high school basketball career. 144 The season's record was a credit to a very fine team play on the part of all members. Lewis, Havers, and Hanson were regular starters through the season while Marty Cowens and Mike Johnson alternated at one forward spot and Gareth Caldbeck and Dick Hazen very effectively filled the center spot. Without doubt, the people of St. Johnsbury could be justly proud of this Cinderella team of 1966-1967. A leak in our defense St.J.A. 64 Burl. 57 A drive and a bucket” St.J.A. 74 Rice 79 A leak in their defense St.J.A. 50 So. Burl 60 All alone!! St.J.A. 78 Winooski 77 It's all mine! St.J.A. 66 Spaulding 51 Boxing them out St.J.A. 62 So. Burl. 55 145 Hardboard High Defense counts 62 So. Burl. 55 Beating the defense St. J. A. 71 Littleton 58 Anyone's ball St.J.A. 55 Burlington 63 Just too tall Rutland 64 St.J.A. 45 Smaller but tougher St. J. A. 50 So. Burl. 60 Highlights Outnumbered--but not outfought He who hesitates is lost One for our side St. J. A. 66 Spaulding 51 St.J.A. 66 Spaulding 51 St.J.A. 69 Montpelier £ Offense Counts St.J.A. 78 Winooski 77 Two more for the Academy St.J.A. 68 Lyndon 50 147 Varsity Cheerleaders Mary Lumbra Beth Jordan Peg McCauley Pam Calderwood Susan Adams Sue O’Neil, CAPTAIN Peg McCauley, CO-CAPTAIN LET’S REALLY HEAR IT—LOUD AND CLEAR! Peg McCauley and Sue O'Neil surrounded by green and white shakers. 148 No, No, Mary! Sue gets down first! J.V. Football ROW 1: B. McCorkill, D. Birdsong, S. Gracie, R. Olds, M. Priestly, L, Pelow, P. Gale, C. Darling, T. True, ROW 2: B. Woods, J. Swainbank, D. Ross. ROW 3: D. Lowell, W. Brickett. ROW 4: E. Dopp, W. Bohlen, ROW 5: J. Dole, P. Persico, M. Ellingwood, G. Webster, Mr. Murray, D. Gibson, G. Pulkkinen, D. Dickerman, M. Robbins. ROW 6: G. Dezell, D. Grenier. ROW 7: P. Soucy, M. Bugby. ROW 8: M. Chase, S. Crane, K. Stowe. ROW 9: T. Heath, D. Lavigne, R. Penniman, T. Powers, T. Robinson, P. Cliche, N. Handy, M. Moore, G. Loveless. 150 J.V. Basketball ROW 1: C. Dezell, W. Nye, B. Gibson, M. Ellingwood, D. Lavigne, L. Somers, G. Pulk-kinen. ROW 2: Mr. Racenet, P. Cliche, R. McCorkill, D. Grenier, T. Robinson, B. Woods, D. Birdsong, S. Berry. COACH: Mr. Racenet J.V. Cheerleaders 151 JoAnn Sherrer, Paula Swett, Pamela Goodenough, Nicky Fortin, Peggy O'Neil, Brenda Cox. CAPTAIN: Peggy O'Neil ADVISOR: Mrs. Johnson Ski Team Left to right: R. Taplin, K. Stowe, L. George, T True, D. Jordan, J. Toll, G. Poole, R. Warner, W. Brickett, C. Johnson P. Gale, H. Robinson, Mr. Hoyt, S. Dodge, G. Grenier. MISSING: R. Penniman CAPTAIN: Steve Dodge COACH: Mr. Hoyt Clearing the gates ON THE SLOPES The St. Johnsbury Academy Ski Team had a building year marked with the development of new talent. In several meets this winter, they defeated Sterling, Lancaster, Peacham, and split with Bradford, although losing to the Lyndon Institute Junior Varsity. The ski team is mainly supplied by an abundance of underclass talent promising a strong future for the slalom, downhill and cross-country events. Further improvement in the jumping event is expected in future years. Steve Dodge, Howard Robinson, Guy Grenier, Craig Johnson, and freshman Ken Stowe paced the way for the ski team. In the Northern District Meet, the ski squad placed eighth against very stiff competition. Considerable success can be expected next year after the young talent gains experience. The Lamp would like to congratulate Mr. Hoyt and the ski team for a fine year on the slopes. Look out! Here we come! (Watch the form!) Golf Team C. Gale, D. Bennett, S. Hanson, T. Havers, J. Havers, Mr. Drew COACH: Mr. Drew Freshmen Basketball ROW Is G. Pulkkinen, W. Nye, D. Lavigne, M. Ellington, L. Somers, G. Dezell. ROW 2: Mr. Drew, T. Robinson, D. Gibson, D. Grenier, B. Woods, D. Birdsong, S. Berry. ROW 3: B. McCorkill, R. Morley, J. Payne, C. Conover, J. Havers, S. Parks COACH: Mr. Drew Cross Country The 1966 St. Johnsbury Academy Cross Country Team 1966 RESULTS finished its season with a record of six wins and three losses. The team also finished in fourth place in the Bradford Academy won Northern District Meet and in ninth place in the State Littleton H. S. won Meet. This year was the tenth consecutive winning sea- Lisbon H. S. won son for the Hilltoppers since this sport was established at Lyndon Institute lost the Academy in 1957. With many members of this year's Bradford Academy won team returning for another year, next year's team should Harwood Union H. S. won also be a good one. Littleton H. S. lost Interlakes H. S. won The Lamp would like to congratulate this year's Lyndon Institute lost team on its fine performance and wish next year’s squad Northern District 4th place the best of luck. Vermont State Meet 9th place Won 6, Lost 3 CAPTAIN: Carroll Rousseau COACH: Mr. Frey 154 1st ROW: Carroll Rousseau, Joe Laferriere 2nd ROW: Dennis Amidon, Stephen Parks, Jack Laferriere 3rd ROW: Martin Cowen, Donald Bergeron, John Robie, Coach Frey On Your Mark!! 155 Field Hockey ROW 1: M. Robinson, M. Robinson, K. LaPoint, P. Goodenough, E. Linehan, B. Cox, R. Chambers, R. Desrocher, M. Day ROW 2: M. Desilets, C. Bohlen, P. O'Neil, P. Swett, T. Emmons, W. Rexford, J. Allen, J. Greenwood, P. Owens, J. Judd. ROW 3: Coach Morrison, B. Jordan, K. Clark, B. Wells, P. Albee, P. Calderwood, P. McCauley, S. O’Neil, P. Gale Girls' Field Hockey at the Academy does not attract as much attention and support as the boys' sports, but the girls work hard and deserve a lot of credit. This year the girls played a total of five games— two with Lyndon Institute, two with Littleton High School, and one with Laconia Women's College. Their final record was a little disappointing, but the girls should be congratulated for their efforts. Participation and effort is of vast importance to any activity! CAPTAIN: CO-CAPTAIN: COACH: Sue O’Neil Peg McCauley Mrs. Morrison 156 Watch it, Bten, or you'll get belted. CAPTAIN: Sue O’Neil CO-CAPTAIN: Peg McCauley 157 GETTING READY FOR THE BIG GAME! Girls' Varsity Basketball ROW 1: M. Desilets, R. Desrochers, P. Gale, C. Somers, C. Desilets, S. Veilleux ROW 2: D. Fitzgerald, S. O’Neil, M. McCauley, A. Peters, C. Morley, P. Owens ROW 3: M. Duguay, J. Judd, Mrs. Johnson, Coach, Mrs. Morrison, Coach, B. Burrill The girls’ varsity basketball squad was relatively successful this year, winning four out of seven games. They played one game with St. Mary’s in the Mountains and two games with Littleton, Lyndon Institute, and Woodsville. They won the game against St. Mary’s and split the game against Littleton, L. I., and Woodsville, winning one and losing one. This year's starting line-up consisted of: Pam Gale, Peg McCauley, Carrie Somers, Chris Desilets, Vandy Peters, and Rachel Desrochers. CAPTAIN: Carrie Somers COACHES: Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Morrison MANAGER: Beth Burrill 158 159 Wrestling Club ROW 1: E. Handy, J. Rowe, Mr. Murray, B. Winot, D. Ross. ROW 2: D. Ladd, P. Handy, G. Loveless, D. Peters, E. Dopp, D. Lowell. ROW 3: S. Crane. J. Reed, N. Handy, P. Soucy, B. Olds. Missing: S. Gracie, M. Morey, J. Dole PRESIDENT: VICE-PRES.: SEC. -TREAS: ADVISOR: Jerry Rowe Bruce Winot Ed Handy Mr. Murray The Wrestling Club began informally during the winter of 1966 when several boys expressed a desire to increase their knowledge and skill in wrestling. As a result of the success of the 1966 program, a Wrestling Club was formed and a more formal program of instruction was undertaken this winter. In the program, the members continue what was begun in their Physical Education classes as they learn and practice the finer points of wrestling in the hope that their efforts will someday result in inter-scholastic competition. 60 Come on--GIVE! Now I’ve got him! Help--he's up again! THE JEANETTE SHOP 91 Railroad St. St. Johnsbury, Vt. Compliments of McKEE'S AUTO BODY SHOP 32 Portland St. St. Johnsbury, Vermont LYNDONVILLE OFFICE EQUIPMENT 25 Depot Street Lyndonville, Vermont SSSgSgflBBjgi GAS COMPANY OF VERMONT 123 Railroad St. St. Johnsbury, Vt. City and Bottled Gas Service These ads always keep me in good spirits!! ! Compliments of LAWRENCE E. KIMBALL Compliments of KILFASSET DAIRY FLOWERLAND C. H. 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How You Have Changed!! f 175 Tlf National Honor Society ROW 1: M. Fish, S. O’Neil, P. Albee, D. Reed, S. Goodenough, L. Stowe, J. Carpenter, S. Maynard; ROW 2: C. Bohlen, J. Garvin, E. Shumate, M. Morrison, L. Hale, J. Carpenter, S. Duff, B. Vance, B. Bahrt; ROW 3: E. Dole, B. Jordan, D. Sherburne. M. Stewart, P. Laferriere, S, Spicer. M. McCauley, B. Wells, J. Placey; ROW 4: D. Jordan, J. Wilson, N, McClure, H. Humphrey, D, Frasier, A. Brunelle, T. Graham, J. Nicoll, B. Filgate. Membership in the National Honor Society is granted to those students who have displayed outstanding abilities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service to their school. This year thirty-two Academy students were initiated into the society, while five students continued their membership from last year. Dean William Davis of Lyndon State College was this year's guest speaker. Miss Patricia Albee was honored by being named one of the 121 Presidential Scholars of the United States this spring. She flew to Washington and met the President at the White House. Presidential Scholar Citizenship Awards Five outstanding seniors were chosen by the Student Council to receive the Citizenship Awards this year. They were chosen on the basis of citizenship, scholarship, personality, leadership, integrity, and outstanding work done for the benefit of the school. B. Meilleur, J. Laferriere, J. Simpson, D. Reed, T. Havers. Diary Once again.Elaine has implored me to continue my diary for the remainder of the school year. I guess I'm appreciated after all! On April 25, thirty-two students were initiated into the National Honor Society. Dean Davis of L. S.C. gave a short laudatory address praising the new members. I hear roars of approval greeting the track team as they race to success. Several underclassmen seem to be doing extremely well and will be an asset to next year's team. Early May found the International Club in frantic preparations for their second A.F.S. Weekend. Students from all over the world gathered in St. Johnsbury for a fun-filled weekend. Strains of march music drift by me as the Academy Band steps out in livel) style for the annual Memorial Day Parade. Janet Dionne and Eleanor Dole were honored as this year's perfect secretaries. If I have to type much longer, I may need your help, girls! Three Academy students, Jack Laferriere, Sandra Willey, and David Hale, journeyed to Springfield, Mass, to participate in the annual Model Congress. At last Commencement week is upon us and as the Senior class nostalgically wave a final farewell, they proudly step forth into the new and unexplored world awaiting them. Thaddeus Fairbanks Track ROW 1: J. Rowe, P. Handy, T. Graham, P. Powers, K. Blodgett, R. Morley, D. Jordan, J. Bertolini, Coach Murray; ROW 2: J. Robie, D. Jacobs, D. Ladd, C, Cummings, S. Lewis, B. Gibson, S. Crane, M. Jordan, W, Nye; ROW 3: D, Bergeron, G. Williams, J. Dole, D. Amidon, J. Laferriere, D. Gibson, B. Woods, K. Stowe, R. Greenwood; ROW 4: Coach Frey, M. Moore, P. Crosby, G. Caldbeck, C. Johnson, M. Cowens, G. Owens, R. McCorkill, Coach Daniels ROW 5: H. Dilley, S. Parks, M. Chase, R. Warner, B. Impey, E. Handy, J. Swainbank, D. Lowell, J. Payne. The Academy track team enjoyed a very successful year. Although the team didn't retain the State Championship, it came in a close second. Each individual on the team put forth his best effort which in itself is success. This year's track team deserves warm congratulations for their excellent performance. Baseball ROW 1: Coach Burlingame, R. Hazen, R. Chase, B. Hazen, W. Hall, E. Long, W. Turner, R. Noyes, Manager ROW 2: G. Loveless, P. Cliche, B. Winot, M. Johnson, D. Lavigne, L, Player, J. Reed. Good Work, Boys Finals — At Last! - Band Has Busy Schedule — Ottawa What? This isn't our Russ!! How about that? We finally made it! Now Girls, we've got to do something about this boy shortage. Aren't these band trips a riot?! A Rainy Trip to Expo '67 Students help Mr. Messier celebrate his birthday by giving a party in his honor May 3. A Party, too! I hate to say this, cousin, but you've got... But floors are fascinating! Wait a minute.. .Here comes the punch line. Stop it! That tickles! Musical Activities Close With the Commencement Concert ORCHESTRA Director: J. L. Messier BAND Director: J. L. Messier FRESHMAN SINGERS GLEE CLUB Director: N. Green Director: N. Green MAJORETTES Leader: Anita Pelletier COLOR GUARD Leader: Susan O'Neil Headmaster’s Tea A.F.8. Weekend On May 5, some A. F. S. students, some of their American brothers or sisters, and students who have been abroad, living in Vermont, came to St. Johnsbury for the last A. F. S. weekend of the year. The weekend included a tea, dance, picnic, tour of the Anthenium, a scavenger hunt, and a couple houseparties. All good things eventually come to an end, but we are in hopes to have another A. F. S. weekend next year. Last Chapel Senior Ball Getting Ready Class Day Baccalaureate Graduation SALUTATORIAN Paul Powers SPEAKER VALEDICTORIAN Dean Davis Sharon Goodenough June 12, 1967 Class Song Today Forget our mistakes that have caused us to stray From golden traditions of St. J. A. Forget the dark moments that passed our way Forgive and forget all the wrongs that were ours Today. Life is much more than a loss or a win The games that we play or the clubs that we're in In leaving St. J. we have one thought for you Be happy in all that you do. CLASS MARSHALLS Agnes Lanctot Tom Olds i � • • Now we are breaking our ties with you Continuing life in a place far and new This day marks the end of four years at St. J. A moment that seemed far away. Remember that joy isn't tarnished by time Here gay and sad moments will forever shine. Four years are now through, St. J. A. we will give To you. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Dallas, Texas mm