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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1976 volume:

Lamp 1976 St. Johnsbury Academy St. Johnsbury, Vermont Somewhere, there's a world to cling to Somewhere, there's a song to sing to Somewhere there is laughter Somewhere there is truth Somewhere there is happiness Somewhere Somewhere there is hope Somewhere there is a dream It is comforting to know that whatever happens, whether good or bad, there is a friend who will understand. The class of 1976 dedicates its yearbook to ... Raymond Frey ST. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY Dear Graduates: It is a distinct pleasure to be able to extend my best wishes to you in your yearbook. Your graduation is indeed a milestone in your life and it marks a dramatic change for each of you. Some will be going on to further study at a university and will find new challenges and opportunities in further formal education. Others will immediately enter the world of work with equally important challenges and opportunities. Your years at the Academy have provided you with significant preparation for the future. Although your academic work has been important, the greatest lesson we hope you have learned is apart from the standard curriculum. This lesson is simply that your education cannot end with the completion of school. It must be a constant process lasting throughout your life. Remember, that to cease to grow is indeed to die. As you leave the Academy we wish all of you success in your future lives. Our wish is simply that you find happiness and worth in your endeavors and most especially that you keep growing. May God bless your activities and may you realize your fondest dreams. We will miss you and we hope you will come back often to see us. -VSTIOHKSBURY VLRMOX'I 0: S19 AREA 802iT4S-Sl?l June, 1976 Very cordially yours, Vincent W. Durnan Headmaster VWD fw seniors Far away there In the sunshine Are my highest Aspirations. I May not reach them, But I can look up And see their beauty, Believe in them, And try to follow Where they lead. Louisa May Alcott STEVEN ABBEY ARTHUR ADAMS GREGORY ALDRICH CRAIG ARMSTRONG LORRIE ASH ROMAINE BACON 21 DOUGLAS BENGSTEN BRUCE BENOIT DENNIS BERGERON DEBORAH BLAKE JULIA BOARDMAN ROBERT BOHLEN STEVEN BONETT VICTORIA BRADLEY HEIDI BOOTH MARY ANN BRIERLEY MICHAEL BOUFFARD GARY BRIGGS I will be a man Among men; and no longer a Dreamer among Shadows. Henceforth Be mine a life of Action and reality! I will work in My own sphere, Nor wish it other Than it is. This alone is Health and happiness. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 23 If one advances Confidently in the Direction of His dreams, and Endeavors to live The life which he has imagined, he Will meet with a Success unexpected In common hours. Henry David Thoreau PEGGY CAMERON LARRY CATE DAVID CARPENTER ROBERT CHABOT CARON CASTEEL DIANNE CHALOUX 25 Discovery is going where The path does not go And leaving a trail ... Like Columbus in the Olden days-We must gather all Our courage, sail Our ships out in the Open sea, cast away Our fears and all the Years will come and Go and take us up-Always up. KATHY CHAMBERLAIN RAYMOND COUTU DAVID CHASE RAUL CROFT DIANE CLOUTIER PAUL CROSS 26 VICTOR CRUZ AMY DAMON CHRISTOPHER D’ANGELO MATHEW DARLING STEPHEN DAVIS DONNA deCSESZNAK Don’t let the joy Of living Pass you by Simply because you Lack the compassion, Understanding, And communication So desperately Needed to live With your brother. MICHELE DeKOEYER JUDITH DeWITT RUSSELL DESILETS STEPHEN DONNA 28 TERESA DEVLIN KAREN EARLE LAURIE EARLE DONNA EASTMAN BERNADETTE EMMONS GUY FAVREAU MARTIN FORTIN REBECCA FRASIER 29 DENNIS GOODWIN JOHN GRABOWSKI KAROL GOSS MICHAEL GREENLEAF MELODIE GOSS RICKY HALE We must not make the Past the only light For the ensuing years. A new leaf must be Turned and new ideas Read. We must hear Things that have never Been heard before. Thus will a new world Arise. David, Polls PETER HENAULT STEWART HOYT KEITH HUBBARD PAMELA ISHAM ALLEN JEFFREY GILBERT JENNE 32 A new awareness Stems from the Realization that Actively responding, Rather than passing By an instinctive Opportunity can Drastically change The outcome Of events. JAMES KELLOGG MARIE LABERGE LOUIS LACROIX JANE LANCTOT BUDDY LAPIERRE DANNY LAPIERRE MARCEL LAPIERRE KATHLEEN LARRABEE GREGORY LASNIER JOHN LASZAKOVITS CATHERINE LEACH JAMES LEE Though we travel the World over to find the Beautiful, we must Carry it with us or We will find it not. Ralph Waldo Emerson 34 LORI LEGENDRE VINCENT LEPINE JAMESLOPO JAMES LORING STEPHEN MACKAY AMY MACMAHAN Peoples’ lives around Us are affected By what we do and Say. Their lives Merit as much respect From us we feel We are entitled To have from them. To earn the respect of other people We must fulfill The responsibilities That respect Requires. RICHARD MARCOTTE TINA MATHEWSON TIMOTHY MARCOTTE RICHARD MAYHEW CAROLYN MARINELLI CRAIG MAYNARD 36 JOHN MUM FORD DANNY NOYES DOUGLAS NOYES KATHERINE NOYES DAVID OLDS GARY PARKER JAMES PARKER KATHIE PIKE RANDALL PARRISH JANETTE PATENAUDE DEBRA PILETTE DIANE POOLE To accomplish great Things we must not Only act but also Dream, Not only plan But also Believe. Anatole France 39 MICHAEL POOLE JUDY POWERS THOMAS PULSIFER DEBORAH RACHLIN JENNIFER REED DOROTHY ROBINSON 40 PATTY RODGERS SUSAN SAGER ROSE ROWELL LEE SARGENT NANCY ROY KYM SHORTSLEEVE Come children, Come out of the Shadows. Reveal your many Faces to the World around you. Show them that your Heart goes Deeper than a Surface glance Affords. 41 KATHERINE SILLOWAY CURTIS SJOLANDER STEVEN SIMPSON BONNIE SLICER TAMMY SIMPSON BARBARA SMITH Understanding is Knowing without words How friends feel; Perceiving the joy, Sorrow or pain they Are experiencing; Identifying with Their secret Longings, personal Successes and Failures; Making their burden Easier to bear and Their happiness more Real because they are Sharing it. 42 LAWRENCE SMITH MARION STUART SHIRLEY STUART SANDRA SWEENEY DAVID TAYLOR PATRICIA THOMPSON Society is a necessary Part of our lives. No man can exist Without the friendship Of another. The security of a warm Relationship enables Us to cope with the Trials of everyday Life. CHARLES THURSTON DAVID WAKEFIELD MARK TURNER SHAWN WALDRON JANET VERMEULEN MELISSA WARD 44 PATRICK WATKINS GERARD WELCH BRITTA WENZEL SUSAN WESTON DENNIS WHITEHILL MARK WILKINS 45 Do not follow where The path may lead. Go, instead, where There is no path And leave a trail. DENISE WILLEY MICHAEL WILLIAMS ELIZABETH WOOD RICHARD WOOD CYNTHIA YOUNG 46 SYLVIA WOOD RAY YOUNG mmm mmm§ ' Wim - (l l :!32u rk!! : rXZV. m zvmtd mSBm mmm iMMmWtk mm � m MW i H H I'jS.v. --jIP IF:;. 9H 4„ •- JjlBPPMpi —i ppi? Msp §| I i— m w. mm 47 mm m wsm •vv '- Football After losing their first three games to three of the state’s top teams, the Academy football players rallied to win the last fiye contests to finish with a respectable 5-3 record. It was a gutsy performance by a young squad which refused to fojd after a dismal start. The performance was so good it gained Coach Jim Burlingame runner-up spot in the coach-of-the-year voting. He was beaten out for the honor by his former Academy player, Bruce Wheeler, who coached Essex Junction. Capt. Jay Ballard led the Academy to a thrilling victory over rival Lyndon Institute in the final game. On a long pass play Lyndon took a 13-7 lead with less than two minutes to play. Thirty seconds later Capt. Ballard faded back and threw a long strike to Jim Wellons who raced into the end zone untouched. With the count knotted 13-13, big Allen Jeffrey, 220-pound lineman, calmly booted the point after attempt between the goal posts and the Academy had a well-earned 14-13 win over a good Lyndon team. Besides Ballard, valuable Seniors who will graduate include: Mike Bouffard, Mat Darling, Rick Wood, Rick Marcotte, Allen Jeffrey, Bernie Gingue, Dave Taylor, Nick Bohlen, Dave Wakefield, Ron McCabe, Greg Aldrich, Vince Lepine and Craig Armstrong. F,rst Row: R. Wood, R. Marcotte, R. Desilets, J. Wellons, J. Ballard, I). Bellavance, B. Snow, B. Gilding, C. Watkins, B. Burlingame. M. Darling. J. Isham. Second Row: M. Bouffard, D. Wakefield. G. Carroll. V. Lepine, S. Stetson. B. Daniels, N. Bohlen. M. Gingue, S. McGinnis, A. Bouffard, F. Bugbee. B. Gingue. Third Row: A. Jeffrey, C. Armstrong, R. Smith, D. Tavlor, R. McCabe, E. Pearson, S. Welch, R. Bates, G. Aldrich, D. Thurston, C. Racenet. 52 53 Cross-Country This year’s Cross-Country team consisted of three returning lettermen plus a group of rookies. As a result, the team had to do a lot of rebuilding. Even with that disadvantage, we did surprisingly well since we were led by co-captains Randy Parrish and Steve Donna. Two other seniors, Russ Desilets and Stuart Hoyt, will be sorely missed next year. The surprise of the season turned out to be a newcomer from Canada, sophomore Bruce Way. According to Coach Hegarty, Bruce will develop into one of the best runners in the state of Vermont. For the first time in Academy sports, the Cross-Country team was made up of both boys and girls. They got along surprisingly well and shared their successes and failures with consideration and understanding. On the whole, a very good year. Back Row: Co-captain Steve Donna, Stuart Hoyt, Russ Desilets, Stephen Keene, Bruce Way, co-captain Randy Parrish, Cort Stanyon. Middle: Ed Dean, Todd Spaulding, Paul Dean. Front: Robin Drown, Mary Clark, Valerie Gendron, Sally Carlton. Missing: Lucy Simpson. 54 Soccer With enthusiasm and hustle in all of their games, the soccer players showed an improved team and season record (2-8-1). Coach Sanborn cited a fine defensive unit, but a lack of scoring by the offense proved to be the difference between victory and defeat. The team was led this year by Senior co-captains Randy Bunnell and Marty Fortin. Other Seniors who will be missed next year are Victor Cruz and Marcel Lapierre. First year goalie, Randy Pulling, payed well in the nets throughout the season and he was a unanimous choice as the top goalie in the league. Next year’s team looks to be good with many returning lettermen and good upcoming JV players. The team is still young but a successful future seems to be in store. Front Row: P. Cowens, K. Shortsleeve, M. Marinelli. M. lapierre, P. Daniels, R. Bunnell, F. Parks, A. Drown. Second Row: Coach Crawford. D. Noel, S. Hoyt, J. Senecal, D. Desrochers, R. Pulling, B. Bowman, J. Prevost, M. Fortin, B. Jenks, Coach Sanborn. 57 Girls’ Field Hockey For the second straight season Coach Ro-sina Wallace led her girls’ field hockey team into the Vermont championship playoffs. After eliminating South Burlington, the Academy faced another talented Middlebury club and lost in a close game. The Green and White squad had only four Seniors and these girls, Lorrie Ash, Dot Robinson, Kathie Pike and Kym Shortsleeve, shared the captaincy. The final record for the season was an impressive 9-3-2. Coach Wallace will have a veteran nucleus returning for next year. Among the Juniors coming back are: Carol Barrett, Donna Bauseh, Michelle Cote, Carol Bean, Sue Dionne, Mary Jeffrey, Debbie Parker, Diane Parker, Sue Perry, Kellie Shortsleeve, Brenda Wilkins and Terri Marceau. Sophomores returning include Sue Dodge, Sylvia Dodge, Delsie Hoyt and Trish Kasprzak. 58 First Row: J. Goss, M. Dennison, K. Westover, D. Reed. P. Wood, M. Russell, H. Hubbard, K. Gehlbach. T. Isham. Second Row: K. Kane (Mgr.), C. Barrett, C. Bean, S. Dodge, S. Dodge, D. Hoyt, S. Dionne, D. Parker, M. Jeffrey, M. Cote, T. Marceau, K. Shortsleeve, J. Devlin. Third Row: Coach Mansfield, M. Larocque, S. Donna, D. Bausch, B. Wilkins, D. Robinson, L. Ash, K. Pike, K. Shortsleeve, S. Perry, D. Parker, D. Wakefield, C. Lynaugh, Coach Ross. Coach Wallace. Fourth Row: K. Kennedy, S. Maurice, P. Paige. C. Goldsworthy, W. Goldsworthy, T. Kasprzak, C. Judd, D. Chaloux, A. Abadi, P. Brown. I). Bouffard, M. Emmons. Missing: R. Burke, J. Preneveau, S. Sager. Wrestling Front Row: G. Jenne, K. Webbly, K. Donna (Managers Trainers)-missing, S. Simpson. Second Row: R. Young, B. Chesbrough, M. Wilkins, D. Wakefield, N. Bohlen, G. Parker, M. Darling, M. Poole, J. Bailey, K. Hubbard, P. Hahn, D. McFarlin. Third Row: S. Murray (Coach), K. Smith, M. Casteel, M. Lamotte, G. Capp, G. Lepine, J. Lamothe, R. Nelson, M. Porcello, M. Gray, M. DeKoeyer, D. Pezdirtz, A. Patenaude, P. Bellavance, Asst. Coach Trebilcock. Missing: D. Shields, B. Sayer. 60 The Academy wrestling team has lived up to their expectations this year by posting a 10-4 record. They avenged a home loss to arch rival Spaulding by whipping them at Spaulding on the 29th of January. Leading the team this year are a group of powerfully devastating seniors. Co-captains Gary Parker (17-4) and Matt Darling (19-6-1) have been providing most of the power along with Nick Bohlen (21-4) and Ray Young (21-3). Keith Hubbard (14-2) is coming on strong recently after breaking his nose early in the season. Also doing very well this year are sophomores Dave McFarlin (15-6) and Peter Hahn (14-4). They have given added punch for the lightweights that is needed for a balanced attack. Not to be left out are Junior Jeff Bailey (18-7-1) and Senior Mark Wilkins (17-8-1). Both of them have come up with important victories during the season. A first place by Keith Hubbard, seconds by Matt Darling and Ray Young, and many other fine performances by Academy wrestlers earned the boys a third place in the State Meet. 61 Boys’ Basketball This season has been a little disappointing yet promising for the Hilltoppers. With a 2-13 record, you would think that the team had trouble putting the ball in the hole, but even during times of defeat the 'Toppers have shown improvement. The team plays many big basketball school which outpower us in every aspect, but we have given many of them a run for their money by pulling off some rather close games. One of the highlights of the season is the big victory over Winooski. The Hill-toppers pulled off a big upset, defeating them 59-46. The five starters played a good team game as well as individually. The only other win for the Academy was against CVU. Even though they trailed most of the way, they finally got it together winning 45-38. Front: Steve Thurston (Co-capt.), Erich Pearson, Greg Carroll, Jim Wellons, Andre Bouffard, Steve Leavitt. Back: Scott Stetson (Mgr.), Mike Bouffard (Co-capt.), Jim Senecal, Doug Thurston, Randv Pulling, Craig Racenet, Paul Weiner, Layne Higgs (Coach). 62 Girls’ Basketball i This year’s basketball team has had its ups and downs, but it has been very impressive at times. The girls have come off with some big victories as well as some close losses, but their 9-7 record has earned them a playoff spot in Class I tournament competition. Perhaps their biggest win of the season was when they stunned the Vermont State Defending Class I Champions, Hazen, 45-44. The girls worked well together to pull off that win. During the season they beat North Country, Lyndon, and Sacred Heart twice, and every other team once, with the exceptions of White Mt. Regional and Lamoille. In their playoff game, the Hilltopperettes unfortunately lost a good game to Lamoille, their third defeat by Lamoille. Standing: Lorrie Ash (Mgr.), Michelle Cote. Marion Stuart. Kathie Pike. Dot Robinson, Brenda Wilkins, Nancy Poulos. Barb Smith, ir-ginia Johnson (Coach). Kneeling: Terri Marceau, Susan Dionne. Diane Somers. Laura Irving. Susan Perry. 65 Ski Team The high pre-season expectations of the boys’ and girls’ ski teams have no less than been met, and in many cases been considerably surpassed. Those hours of extra effort in practice sure have paid off when race times has come around, especially when the team has faced such tough teams as the New England Champion, Lyndon. The alpine squad, which previously was feared to lack experience, has demonstrated remarkable improvement in winning many meets. The ’’defending” state runner-up cross-country squad has as expected led everybody short of the team up ihe river. All in all, our ski team is a successful and well-balanced squad that the Academy should be quite proud of. Front: K. Rodliff. K. Shortslceve, T. Spaulding. B. Stetson, L. Simpson, C. Marinelli, M. Russell. K. Judd. Second Row: ( Stanyon. P. Watkins T. Sherman, S. Hoyt, K. Shortsleeve, B. Snow, S. Dodge. M. Emmons, K. Coombs, B. Wilkins, N. Joyce, J. Devlin. Ihird Row: Mr. Nitsche, D. Desrochers, R. Mayhew. J. Prevost, 1. Desrochers, B. Jenks. K. Simons, P. Munkittrich, A. Damon, D. Hoyt. . ( ruz. Mr. Eaton, Missing: D. Simons, K. Ash. L. Churchill, D. Ouellett, J. Lopo, R. Benoit, G. Saper. Kneeling: A. Bouffard, T. Hale, G. Carroll, R. Garand, F. Parks, J. Mumford, N. Cowens, P. Twiss. Standing: Coach Sanborn, R. Smith, B. Lapierre, C. Armostrong, J. Lee, R. Pulling, J. Senecal, S. Leavitt, J. Ballard, T. Pulsifer, Coach Graham. Boys’ Track and Field Front: D. Taylor, L. Schneider, J. Goodwin, A. Jeffrey, P. Watkins, R. Desilets. Second Row: D. Bellavance. C. Racenet, M. Casteel. M. Ellis. P. Dean, K. Whitcomb. Third Row: S. Hoyt, V. Durnan, B. Whittaker, J. Wellosn, V. Cruz. E. Pearson. Fourth Row: D. Desrochers, C. Watkins, M. Bouffard, N. Allen. B. Chesbrough, B. Daniels. Fifth Row: B. Way, R. Lauman, J. Stringham, P. Hahn. C. Frey. E. Rodgers. Top: K. Johnson, Coach Frey, M. Desrochers. 71 Front: J. Harris. K. Delosa, L. McGinnis, M. Dennison, K. Westover, T. Isham, E. Bellavance, K. Gehlbach. C. Douse. Middle: B. Noel, K. Lynaugh, S. Perry, D. Parker, I). Parker, L. Ash, K. Pike, D. Robinson, S. Weston, S. Dionne, M. Jeffrey, C. Barrett. C. Bean. D. Lapierre, B. Wilkins. Back: Coach Wallace, J. DeWitt, M. Emmons, S. Donna, L. Churchill. S. Dodge, M. Laroeque, K. Shortsleeve, X. Poulos, T. Marceau, J. Babcock, P. Paige, J. Lax, D. Urie, Coach Gehlbach. 73 . . I Girls’ Track and Field First Row: R. Temple, V. Gendron, L. Barrett, S. Kim, T. Senecal. Second Row: B. Hoyt (Coach). S. Weston, R. Vance, L. Simpson, C. Marinelli, A. Damon, M. Laberge. Third Row: S. Dodge, S. Andrews, B. Dumas, H. Warman, D. Wakefield, J. Slicer, S. Kroll, K. Greenleaf, J. Martel. 77 Romaine Bacon, William Cote, Gary Turner, Paul Bellefeuille, Mr. Ingram (Advisor). Missing: Steve McGinnis wm. mmi mm me V- student life Freshman Class Front: L. Aldrich. L. Adams. P. Bedore, L. Batchelder. L. Barrett. L. Boardman. K. Borgstrom. L. Balch, G. Bonnett, J. Buxton. F. Bedore. G. Bolton. K. Blay. K. Benoit. I). Broome, D. Bedore. F. Bellavance. Back: I). Bond. S. Brill. L. Broome. K. Burke, I). Bergeron. W. Alexander. T. Bessette. L. Bickford. .J. Aldrich. B. Allen. I). Anderson. P. Achilles. B. Beffle-fejuille. R. Bean, C. Bullock. P'ront: X. Derosier, J. DeForge. K. Delosa, C. Carroll. S. Carlton. B. Cote. E. Clifford. F. DeWitt. G. Coutu. R. Call. K. Donna. D. Daniels, M. Fisher. V. Durnan. M. Dustin. E. Dean. P. Dean.T. Downs. J. Chamberlain. P . Fletcher, V. P'aufaw. T. Friend. S. Easter, W. Davenport. M. Coutu. C. Chandler. Back: S. Call. D. Duford, M. P’ortin. B. Dunnells, M. P'agnant, M. Fleurie, T. Flocks, G. Copp, G. Fenoff. R. Dillon. M. Casteel, J. Carter. J. Corrette, C. Douse, .J. Devlin. S. Driscoll. M. Fortin. P!. Classen, R. Drown. M. Dennison. Front: A. Legendre, H. Hubbard. M. Lee, D. Hale, L. Holderby, K. Gehlbach. S. Garfield, J. Joyce, S. Garrison, S. Kim. A. Little, L. LaPointe, K. Lacroix, K. Katzer, J. Legendre, T. Lamotte, K. Kane. K. Lyon, I). Hatley. N. Lynaugh, C. Goldsworthy, M. Giacco, L. Holloway, L. Heath. Back: M. Gray. B. Jenkins. R. Gonyer, G. Kenney, S. Loring, R. Lauman, J. Larocque, D. Lumbra, M. Gingue, S. Hale, B. Grady. J. Lemieux, V. Gendron. J. Harran, I). Korb, B. Hughes. S. Greenwood, T. Isham, S. Lewis, J. Goss, J. Harris. Front: M. Perrault, K. Nolin, D. Ouelette, D. Plourde, L. McGinnis, T. Odell, B. Noyes, T. Morris, D. Pezdirtz, S. Perry, M. Porcello, T. Pulsifer, B. Mooney, L. Noyes, M. Dekoeyer, G. Quinn. Back: C. Martel, S. Meilleur, D. Neil, I). Petty, J. Nagle. D. MeLam, R. Poulos, R. Nelson, T. Lewis. G. Martin. V. Porter. M. McKenna, T. Mathew son, S. McPherson, L. Maynard. 81 y5,ip£ e:J' Lamotte T- Spaulding, G. Ray, L. Gray. Middle: C. Stanyon, I). Whipple, P. St. Peter, T. Ruland T Whitehead, E Rodgers, G. Turner, J. Wollrath, R. Singleton, T. Shonia, B. Taylor, K. Webbley, M. Russell, K. Stearns, S. Thomas, P. Woods T Thurston B. Stetson, R. Robinson, B. Sager, K. Rodliff, T. Taylor. Back: K. Simons, D. Rodgers, L. Smith, J. Talbot, S. Weston, R. Ranme, C. Young, D. Smith, D. Wescott, J. Slicer, G. Reed, M. Savage, S. Rich, K. Westover, S. Repasz, S. Sheltra, G. Sopher, T. Senecal, D. Smith. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Teri Senecal (Secretary), Jackie Harris (President), Shari Lewis (Treasurer), Ginger Reed (Vice President). VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Diane Noel, Andrea Handi. Bernardette Noel, Laura Irving, Debbie Boland. Carolyn Marinelli, Amv Mac-Mahan, Heather Warman, Kathy Silloway. 84 Who’s got SPIRIT? We’ve got SPIRIT. 5?,rit0f76S 3 rM L.l. 85 JV CHEERLEADERS: Kim Westover, Lori Maynard, Kathy Nolan, Joni Sheer, Cathy Warren, Sue Kym, Terri Senecal, Denise Plourde. COLOR GUARDS: Front-Barb Smith, Betsy Wood. Back Dixie Gonyaw, Laurie Garfield, Lori Fisher, Diane Cloutier. Jane Rutledge, Jennifer Reed, Pam Munkittrick, Karen Brown, Debbie Sawyer. MAJORETTES: Front—Judy Powers, Sue Morency. Back-Lori Holderby, Betsy Dewitt, Sue Mayhew, Joanne Barber. Karin Hammer, Jean Hall, Jill Kimball, Linda Gracie, Robin Desrochers. 87 FLAG TEAM: Julie Gendron, Cindy Smith, Diane Kittredge, Teresa Roy, Darlene Brown, Patty Bean, Lori Ely, Donna Benoit, Valinda Bacon, Debbie Wilkins. VARSIT1 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Front—Bev Daniels, Andi Handy, Diane Noel, Carol Barrett. Patty Garrison. Back -Heather Warman, Debbie Boland, co-captains Sue Morency and Tina Mathewson, Marv Jeffrey. JV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Front-Cathy Warren, Jean Hall, Linda McGinnis, Jane Lax. Back-Kirn Westover, Joane Joyce, Terri Senecal, Joni Sheer. 88 With two 60s stuck on the scoreboard And two seconds hanging.on the clock, The solemn boy in the center of eyes. Squeezed by silence, Seeks out the line with his feet, Soothes his hands along his uniform, Gently drums the ball against the- floor, Then measures the waiting net, Raises the ball on his right hand. Balances it with his left. Calms it with fingertips';' p Breathes, ; v' Crouches, - ; Waits, ’ • And then through a stretching of stillness. Nudges it upward:' • The ball Slides up and nut. Lands, Leans, Wobbles, Wavers, Hesitates, Exasperates, Plays it coy Until every face begs with unsounding screams-And then And then And then. E'da-in A. Hwy Dives down and through. Sophomore Class First Row: S. Ayer, R. Aussiker, N. Allen, M. Brown. W. Allen. S. Abbey, H. Benoit, K. Brisson, K. Bugbee, W. Ash. Second Row: K. Ash. R. Bunnell, I). Bouffard, V. Bacon, D. Benoit, J. Babcock, B. Bates. Third Row: C. Briggs, A. Brown, D. Bradley, F. Bradley, L. Beattie. D. Adams, D. Brooks, T. Allan. First Row: L. Carpenter, D. Duquette, J. Colby, N. Cowens, K. Emery, G. Carroll, J. Cameron, D. Donna, S. Davis. M. Cassidy. D. Derosier. Second Row: M. Cutting, A. Drown, K. Coombs, C. Edler, R. Desrochers, G. Conover. R. Cross, D. Bradley, A. Daniel, M. Emmons, P. Dolgin, B. DeWitt. Third Row: W. Chesbrough, M. Desrochers, M. Ellis, L. Dupont, D. Chaloux, P. Brown, S. Dodge, S. Dodge, C. Chandler, M. Dustin, S. Donna, L. Churchill. First Row: P. Garand, C. Glover, J. Genfron, S. Goss, L. Forthun, B. Heald, D. Hoyt, M. Emmons, J. Hall, N. Eaton, M. Favreau, A. Flanderson, S. Hubbard. Second Row: D. Gombas, T. Hale. J. Goodwin, D. Goodwin. P. Gillander, K. Hale, M. Garand, T. Grimes, K. Greenwood. Third Row: C. Frey, M. Hammer, R. Farmer, T. Hall, P. Hahn, M. Howell, R. Fenoff.G. Hale, L. Gammell, K. Greenleaf. H. Gingue. First Row: T. Langlois, K. Norcross, R. Leclerc, D. McQuade, D. McFarlin, B. Merriman, J. Lax, B. Morey. D. Lopo, C. Lynaugh, L. McKee, R. Martin. S. Kurtz. Second Row: E. Keen, G. Jenne, M. Lamotte, S. Maurice, T. Noyes, D. Kittredge, L. Martin, P. Munkittrick, A. McCullock, B. Laberge. Third Row: J. Martel, C. Judd, P. Kasprzak, J. Kimball, K. Kennedy. M. Larocque, C. Johnson, M. Marcotte, R. McBey, K. Mayhew, M. Carpenter. First Raw: R. Pulling, M. Peterson, J. Cameron, L. Sidell, J. Rutledge, P. Paige, S. Sparks, C. Paige, D. Switzer, L. Paige, D. Sawyer. Second Row: C. Ryan, T. Prevost, V. Pulsifer, M. Lamotte, D. Shields, M. Plourde, D. MacFarlin, G. Jenne, R. Phillips, K. Shortsleeve. First Row: M. Tanner, K. Wilkins, D. Urie, K. Urie, B. Wynot, E. Tanner, B. Timson, R. Temple, R. Vance, K. Westover, C. Warren. Second Row: P. Twiss, R. Toll, S. Tenney, B. Whitehead, N. Whitehill, R. Villeneuve. Third Row: D. Thurston, P. Vermeulen, N. Vanheim, P. Wasson, T. Taylor, B. Taylor, B. Way, C. Watkins, C. Woods, K. Whitcomb. L.I. Weekend 94 The frogs and the serpents each had a football team, and I heard their cheerleaders in my dream: Bilgewater, bilgewater,” called the frog, Bilgewater, bilgewater, Sis, boom, bog! Roll ’em off. the log, Slog ’em in the sog, Swamp ’em, swamp ’em, Muck mire quash!” 'Sisyphus, Sisyphus,” hissed the snake, Sibilant, syllabub, Syllable-loo ba-lay. Scylla and Charybdis, Sumac, Asphodel, How do you spell Success? With an S-S-S!” Eve Merriam 98 99 Junior Class First Row: J. Bailey. A. Bessette. S. Andrews, 1). Bellavance. A. Bouffard. B. Burlingame. Second Row: D. Adams, P. Bean, L Brown. C. Bean, C. Barrett. K. Brown. I). Bausch. I). Boland. S. Barnett. T. Bussiere, R. Bates. (1. Bunnell. Third Row: K. Anderson, I). Brown. F. Bowman. K. Bijolle. L. Bennett. 1). Bean. B. Bowman. J. Bailey..I. Belknap. P. Ballard. Fourth Row: P. Bennett. P. Burnell. M. Bertolini. First Row: I . Pesrochers. L. Fisher. B. Dumas. B. Dunbar. P. Foster. Second Row: S. Churchill. 0. Popp, S. Dionne. F. Carver. B. Daniels. S. Dresser. C. Cormier. -J. Drown. X. Choquette. Third Row: P. Dekoeyer, L. ('handler. B. Daniels. S. Fenoff,.C. Faufaw. J. Clark. M. Davio. 100 First Row: K. Lynaugh. T. Laberge. M. Jeffrey. D. Lapierre, N. Joyce, S. Loring. A. Handy. I . Garrison. B. Knutson. Second Row: L. Garfield, K. Hammer, S. Isham, S. Henault. D. Lansford. Third Row: R. Jenks. N. Lambert. T. Hale. M. Gingue, G. Hale, W. Keithan, R. Goss, J. Isham. S. Keen. Fourth Row: R. Guilding. L. Laferriere. R. Garand, S. Leavitt. J. Kelliher, G. Lepine. 101 First Row: B. Machel, S. Perry, J. Prenoveau, J. McCabe, S. Mayhew, B. Noel. Second Row: I). Pearson. R. McLain. B. Passut, T. Marceau, I). Parker, N. Poulos, L. Norcross, J. Rice, D. Parker, B. Johnson. Third Row: T. Quimby, A. Pate-naude. F. Parks, R. Martel, S. McGinnis, M. Marinelli, D. Noel, R. Mathewson, J. Prevost. P. McGennis. First Row: D. Worthen, K. White, D. Vear, G. Reed, K. Shortsleeve, J. Magoon. Second Row: R. Russell, K. Westover, I). Sommers, N. Mackey, H. Warman, P. Weiner, J. Stringham, D. Walsh, J. Wellons. Third Rtnv: B. Wilkins, L. Simpson, T. Sherman, J. Senecal, S. Stetson, R. Smith, S. Robinson, C. Racenet. Fourth Row: D. Simons, D. Smith, C. Smith, D. Timson. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Brett Burlingame (Treasurer), Sue Perry (Secretary), Kellie Shortsleeve (Vice President, Andrea Handy (President) Winter Carnival 1976 104 SOI 106 107 110 MTS � oi r tco,f5 113 This year has been a very exciting year for the Band. During the fall, the Band appeared at all the home football games bringing spirit to the St. J. fans. In the winter, the talented Jazz Band played at the basketball games. Also, the Academy and Town Bands participated in a very successful Bicentennial Concert. The spring was highlighted by the annual district and state parades held in Newport and Burlington. The biggest events for the band this year were playing in the President’s Parade in Washington D.C. on July 3rd and in the Nation’s Bicentennial Parade in Philadelphia on July 4th. The St. Johnsbury Academy Band and its three drill teams were very honored to represent Vermont in these parades. All in all, a very outstanding year for our band. The Academy Band theatre Academy Theatre, an organization consisting of over fifty members, is dedicated to the presentation of drama as an art form. Three major productions are presented during the year and students learn not only the techniques of acting but also the finer points of costuming, make-up, lighting, student directing and publicity. This year Academy Theatre presented the mystery drama The Spiral Staircase, An Evening of One Acts and the comedy A Thousand CUmns. The one act The Cop and the Anthem, reached the regional competition in the Vermont One Act Play Contest. Academy Theatre is under the direction of Margaret Ryan. Its officers for the 1975-76 season were: Jim Loring (President), Karin Hammer (Vice President), Marie Laberge (Secretary). 117 Academy Clubs OFFICE AIDES-Front J. Reed, K. Pike, T. Laberge, M. Jeffrey. Middle: I). Parker, I). Parker, R. Ward. Back: D. Boland. A. Handy. Missing: M. Cote, C. Marineili, H. Warman, C. Warren. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-First Row: S7 Weston, B. Smith, K. Lynaugh, A. Handy, D. Lapierre. S. Perry, E. Bowman. Second Row: B. Bowman. D. Thurston, J. Bailey. A. Bouffard, C. Racenet, M. Laberge, C. Armstrong. Third Row: S. Abbey, G. Briggs. C. Ryan, D. Olds, T. Pulsifer, L. Ash, J. Powers, K. Pike. Fourth Row: A. Adams, M. Stuart, S. Waldron, J. Barber, J. Vermeulen, T. Marceau, S. Sager, I). Pilette. Fifth Row: S. Hoyt. P. Watkins, C. Sjolander, J. DeWitt, R. Frasier, L. Simpson, C. Judd, J. Boardman. Sixth Row: V. Cruz, M. Ellis, Mr. Frey (Advisor). Missing: K. Hammer, C. Marineili, H. Booth, D. Desrochers. 118 Debate Club Under the direction of Mr. Brownell and Mr. Buxton, a novice debate team was organized. Gaining experience by attending a UVM debate clinic in autumn and by holding weekly practices, the debaters set out to defeat the Berlin, N.H. team. The debaters enjoyed success as they captured second place in a Montpelier tournament. The highlight came when the Academy took second and third places in Deerfield, Mass. Tournament, competing against Phillips Andover and Taft of Connecticut. The team attended the Vermont Championships, too. Team members include B. Cirves, R. Dillon, B. Bowman, C. Sjolander, J. Lopo, S. Waldron, D. Olds, D. Brown and B. Bates. 1 19 Guitar Club The guitar club was formed seven years ago to attract students of various levels of musical ability. For the student with no prior instruction in guitar a beginner course is offered. Basic chords, progressions, finger picking and applications of these principles to popular music is the goal of this level of instruction. For the advanced student, informal gatherings are organized at which time students may exchange guitar techniques, practice simple harmony and hopefully enjoy music as a means of self-expression and achievement. 120 Front Row: D. Rachlin, Mr. Wilkinson. Miss. Cantor, D. Smith. D. Sawyer. Srcuml Row: C. Chandler, J. Goodwin, J. Clark. R. Ville-neuve, T. Marceau, C. Young, M. Jeffrey, S. Weston. LIBRARY AIDES-Front Row: M. McKenna, H. Hubbard. L. Batchelder, I). Benoit. R. Burke. Rack Row M. Greenleaf. R. Goss, L. Legendre, B. Frasier, M. Clark, S. Thomas, S. Call. Missing: P. Pretzschendorfer, R. Lauman, B. Bates, S. Goss. M. Brierley. L. Faufaw, K. Chamberlain, D. Korb, K. Goss, J. Chamberlain. J. Taylor. D. Adams. M. Davio. THE STl DENT-Front Row: P. Andrews, C. Cormier, K. Wilkins, B. Daniels, D. Gonyaw, D. Lapierre, D. Pilette. Second Row: S. Andrews, K. Shortsleeve, K. Hammer, J. Patenaude, E. Bowman, P. Watkins. Third Row: J. Vermeulen, C. Judd, D. Hoyt, M. La-berge, Mr. Swartz (Advisor). Fourth Row: C. Ryan, B. Bowman, D. Bellavance, I). Olds, J. Laszakovits. Fifth Row: V. Durnan. M. Greenleaf, S. Waldron, J. Mum ford. CHESS CLUB D. Noel. R. Belinski, C. Sjolander, Mr. Hegarty (advisor). B. Bowman, D. Olds, S. Waldron. Missing: A. Adams. 122 AUDIO-VISUAL GROUP-D. Olds, J. Boardman, Mr. Murray (Advisor). J. Corrette, K. Smith, T. Flocks, K. Brisson. M. Lamotte R Benoit, J. Noyes, S. Simpson, J. Lee, L. York. B. Way, T. Simpson, K. Donna, T. Matthewson, L. Boardman. Student Council The Student Council of the 1975-1976 year has had a good year in promoting activities and performing services for the school and community. One of the main events of the past year was another successful Career Day, where area businessmen make themselves available so students can ask questions concerning their particular career interest. Another successful occurance was that of The Spring Thing” where school groups and clubs were given the chance to raise money in a carnival atmosphere. A portion of the May day celebration went to the Band to help finance their trip to Philadelphia. The Council also supplied the means for the England Foreign Study Group to raise money to help fund their trip. The Welfare Committee of the Council has had a very active year compared to others. It was involved in raising money for both a CARE fund and a Guatemala relief fund. The Council had their eye always on serving as many people as possible, not only Academy period but those in the community and around the world. 123 First Row: M. Fisher, S. Isham, D. Olds (President), D. Pilette, J. Laszakovits. Second Row: J. Harran, P. St. Peter, S. Sager, L. Fisher, M. Fortin. Third Row: G. Briggs, J. DeWitt, J. Vermeulen, C. Judd. Fourth Row: Mr. Daniele (Advisor), B. Dumas. R. Ward, L. Irving. Back Row: A. Repasz, S. Waldron, P.P. Dolgin, B. Bates. BOYS’ DORMITORY Front: Tom Flocks, Steve Perry, Mike vanKirk. Middle: Lyle York. Noble Allen. Bruce Way, Keith Short-sleeve, Peter Hahn, Scott Kurtz. Back: Paul Weiner, Jim Wellons, Chris D’Angelo, Paul Croft, Victor Cruz. Peter Guerlain, Mark Saltman, Norman Mackey, John Stringham. 124 « GIRLS DORMITORY - Front: Beth Hughes, Cathy Kane, Debbie Korb, Kym Shortsleeve, Donna Bausch. Back: Heidi Booth, Sue Perry, Miss Lane (Dorm. Proctor), Johanne Prenoveau, Kellie Shortsleeve. 125 Super Seniors SAYS MOST, THINKS LEAST (far left): Kathy Sillowav and Rob McLaren IK)Nh ST. J.A. FOR THE MOST (center left): Cathy Chamberlain and Vincent Lepine ( LASS CLOW NS (bottom center): Bernie Emmons and Craig Maynard ROMEO AND JULIET (below): Craig Armstrong and Kathie Pike MOST VOCATIONAL (top left): Bernie Gingue and Jan Patenaude PRETTIEST HAIR (left): Chris Brown and Debbie Rachlin BEST ATHLETES (bottom left): Jay Ballard and Dot Robinson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED (bottom center): Lorrie Ash and Craig Armstrong BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE (bottom): Judy Powers and Nick Bohlen 129 BIGGEST FLIRTS (above): Rob McLaren and Amy MacMahan BEST PERSONALITY (top center): Crai Armstrong and Melissa Ward PRETTIEST EYES (far right): Barb Smith and Marcel Lapierre DONE I HP] MOST FOR ST. J.A. (bottom ripht): Dave Olds and Lorrie Ash 130 •% � ACTOR AND ACTRESS (below): Craig Maynard and Marie Laberge BEST MUSICIANS (right): Susan Sager and Gary Briggs OPTIMISTS (bottom center): Craig Armstrong and Betsey Wood BEST DRESSED (far right): Victor Cruz and Heidi Booth 133 Senior Class Officers 134 Left: Craig Armstrong-Vice President Below: Judy DeWitt-Secretary 135 Once we were standing still in time Chasing the fantasies that filled our minds And we know that you’ll miss us but ... Do we know where we’re going to? Do we like the things that life is showing us? 139 Do we know where we’re going to? Do we like the things that life is showing us? 143 144 We must welcome the future, realizing that soon it will be the past; and we must respect the past, knowing that once it was all that was humanly possible. the yearbook staff Jennifer reed, editor robert fiorelli, advisor CRAIG ARMSTRONG Frosh Eng., Winter Carnivals, LI weekends, Flake’s rig, Orange Chevy, Pearson’s Pit, 7,8,11 lunches, ’76 Fi’s Eng. Pike’s Alley, 6 21 75, 4 18 75, baseball, Irv, Fruity, talks with Flakes, Apricot brandy, KATHIE! LORIE ASH Friends, Haley’s Halfway House, Bathroom fire”, field hockey, bus rides, the stick chicks,” Pik Dot, deserves you right”, BUNJUN, 7 3 73 with DENIE, Barnet specials, sunfishing and j.f.s.” with ROCK. LAURIE BAILEY L.I. Weekends, October 31, 1975, spin to LI, HG, BS, CD, four years of Spanish class, Town and Country Restaurant, My car, LLBI, Winter Carnival, Four years at the Academy. JAY BAELARD Pikes Alley, Woody’s Back Road’s LI games, Burlington, Class of 76”, PARKERS House North CONWAY, Littleton, Everything OK in there, Bluelights, Irv, Red, Big PLY, Football Camp, THE KID AMY”. TOM BARRETT AV Boston Trip, LI weekends and parties, Class at LI, FFA, Desrochers Pharmacy, Winter Carnival 76” Understanding Teachers, Oscar’s 1 19 75, Most of all PATTIE. BILL BEATTIE Parties on the Path, Halloween ’75, P2. Gudka, Dances, Pedro, Cosmo, Times with DIANE forever, GIQ’S M M, The first time I ever danced, 0111, 12 31 75, DK, BBTLA. RICHARD BELINSKI Winter Carnivals, LI weekends, CYO hoop. Chess Club, IGA, Montreal with Bruce and Kev, and others, Dor-mies and Friends especially Johanne and Den. DAVID BELLEFEUILLE Math and Mr. Bess, Mr. Hovt, PHYSICS with Mr. Stowe, My ’48, ’63 STUDEBAKERS, Working at Greenwoods, Snowmobiling, S-rotor, selling wood, The Computer,” Mike P., John G., ’28 CHEVY. DENNIS BERGERON Summers at Bunnells, Parties with the boys, JAMIE, dances, quart bottles, My 66 Caprice, and the oil Burner 52, going to Canada, Auto shop Woodsville, Ann Riter Water Skiing. DEBORAH BLAKE Good times with Deanie 74-76”, our engagement 74” Our Wedding Day 75”, Ushering S.T.J. Acad. 75”, Laughing times 74-76, fooling around 74-76, Hey! ... JULIA BOARDMAN Band; Southold; Cold walks to school with G.B., Gary’s accident; LI Weekends; I’m sorry”, AV Club with the guys; GB, RM, GA, JM, RR, DW, JB, PC, BF, and Bob. NICHOLAS BOHLEN Bongbug, Christening Conover Hill, Last Chaple 75, 76, Football 75, Woodies Party, Cold Drafts, Wrestling, Hardwick Parties TH LG ND Rd PS Big 0, The Boys, Snowballs, Museum, Coles Pond, DEE! STEVE BONETT LI Parties, Building Trades with Mr. Bolton, SM, DG, CB, 76”, Winter Carnival, Racing my SNO-Jet against Moose KC, SC, BW, My walks home with DG, The Mean Lane Rover. HEIDI BOOTH Pinto ... 2 28 76, LI Weekends, Best wishes to SP and PW, track 75-76, Cruising in Italy and Greece, Sneaking through Montreal with SP, and KS, Bon souveniks innovbliable avec, VICTOR. MICHAEL BOUFFARD Rolling Bongmobile, Boaring Night Lyndonville, Dill’s Party, Christening Conover Hill, Last Chapel 75-76, Junior Year, Museum, Football, Higgy Wiggy 75-76 Track, NDrd PS BOLGTH, Coles Pond, DAM 5! Montreal, SUSAN. VICKI BRADLEY Suspension day Party at haf’s 4 19 76-Montreal, friday nights at the lodge. Moving out, Moving in, The BOAT. Most of all Paul, Stairway to heaven. MARY ANN BRIERLEY In Fuller Hall with TS SS AM, In Mr. Bess with SAM. In 1 2 75 with KD on Lyndon Corner and eg with S.W. at the Sat. Night dances. GARY BRIGGS AAS-Mrs. Caplan, Academy Theatre, THE MSS., Cabot, Band, Southold, 11 3 74, wicked, and ahhh”, Skag team, Miss February, Joad’s Toad”, OOOH AHHH!”, Twinkies, I want to see your milk!”, Track, Boys State. MICHAEL BROOME Favorite class memories are Ben, Buzzwell, Broomus, Erk, Moosecock. Big Parteis, Barbies, Big Ace, reefer-juana, Bacardi, crank. Favorite saying far-out, Cathy G. is my space woman, PARTY! VICKI CALL ’76 Lyndonville Fair, P.F., R.F., Toby, Swimming-hole, JAWS”, M.D., M.F., P.J., Swifwater, letters, guitar, B.B., Missy’s Saturated pens, Jacque, S108, Patty’s Cake, the B.C.B.G., Classes that seemed endless, Friendship. NANCY CALLANAN Stoned Again? Spring Awakening 75’, Summer Solstice 74’ 75’, Supertramp Concert, 74’ in Maine, HSCMDMDEBEAW 1 16 76, Gin Tonic, Friday at Sorrell’s, Burke Mt. Festival 74’, Bathroom Gang, Red! PEGGY CAMERON LEONARD-6 6 75, Band Trips-Southold-R.I. S.A., D.B., Good times with T.M. J.B. K.N. M.G. D.G. Health Occuapations 76, Good times with the sharetime stu-dents-LEONARD!!! CARON CASTEEL Turkey in Honduras, Mexico 74-75, LI Weekend 74, New Years 75 with Teddy, Winter Carnival 75, D.G. 9 18 75, Tapper, Cherry smoke, Deb, Bars in Cortez Yellow Suzuki God, ORQUIDEA LARRY CATE First Day of school, Tuesday nights, 12 19 75, my 18 and 19 birthday, Haveys, Hunting Camp, Bunnell’s Party, 305, 350, Shopclasses, The Beast, Dances, The Crew, The Tree, and Cindy. CATHY CHAMBERLIN Kathy and Norm, Saturday night with Chris Martin,” Picnic D.H., Mom and Dad Maurice, 12 21 74, glass vilae”, New Years 74’, R.D., S.C., Gods Words and Mateus”, Dana, Luigi’s, FM 390! DAVID CHASE Hypocrites, Cole’s Pond, Burke Mt. Lodge, BV-107, Berube’s, Summers 74, 75, Vacationing, Me and Craig, Old Museum Gang, The Boys”, Cold Ones, 12 24 75, Various Parties, Main Street, Sleeping Over”, SHARLENE. DIANNE CHALOUX Basketball, Winter Carnivals, LI Weekends, Sandy, Robby, Natalie, snowmobiling on YAM AH AS, biking-especially at 5:30 AM, doing chores, haying, MUSTANGS, most of all Andre. MICHAEL CLASSEN October 29,1929, Thoreau Falls, Hangin at the station, Beating on the Bronco, Visiting Mass., Recovering from Malaria, Mr. Thurston’s Math class. Auto shop. DIANE CLOUTIER Lyndonville ... D.G. M.G.; 11 21 75, LI Weekend 76’, The guys with the blue baloon coat; APEX; vacation 76’, Hilltopper with the girls, long talks; work, shorthand II, lunch, Jeff? PAUL CROSS Caplans class! My scout and Buddy’s trunk. 10 20 75, with D.B. Georges Nut-house Rant City, Guy’s Parties. Cooking with John. Nelson Drifting course D.L. and K.A., D.B. and me. VICTOR CRUZ Feliz et bizarre derix ans, 3 21 76 a rose and TM The best to all Dormies SP, PC, PH, PW ... Track, Ski, Soccer, Yankee Success to 76 77 Amour A HEIDI. AMY DAMON B.P.O.E., Other” side of Toyota, Cruising, the Scenic route”, Partying with Frenchfrie, We need dry gas!?” S.D. No Idsies? New Year’s. T.R.P. Footprints, snowbanks, Ski Team. Blue lights, Fields. 4 2 75, 11 28 75, JHB MATT DARLING Football, Wrestling, Boaring night Lyndonville, Christening Conover Hill, Rolling bongmobile, Flood 73, Cole’s pond, Sophomore summer, Silloway’s party, Nor-crosses Parties, Last Chapel 75-76, T.H.L.G.B.O.N.D.R. McFarlen’s rigg. The 28th, DAM 5.!! DONNA DECSESZNAK 74 LI weekend; steve; APEX, 74-’ 76; Judy; Lori, Tina; Sandy; Mr. G. Moore; Mrs. Bellefeuille; and a special Thanks to Mrs. Peck for all she has done for me. MISSY DEKOEYER My Sidekick, Labest, K.D., Lobo, Arnolds, Milt, WBSG, little vacations, Tequlia, Halloween, Coles pond, cemeteries, VAND, V.C. watch out for the next corner.” Missy and sygnet, my friends, Swimming hole RUSSELL DESILETS x-Country, AT., S.C., 74, X-C Skiing, Football, LI-WATP, Indoor track, C.A.F., 8.0-S.H.M.R., Streeter hall hurdles Butch, W.V., J.L.C., Outdoor Track, H.W. B.M., G.P.C., P.W.D.M.C., Co-C, C ... TERESA DEVLIN 10 4 74 with an Irish nerd; Jeramiah’s; partying with the girls; 1 1 75 with Armour; Luigi’s with Cath; Thanksgiving '75 with a Turkey; Babe Ruth and Paul; detention and two stinking years. JUDY DEWITT Districts ’74-’75, large mud puddle-shopping cart, POOH BEAR, Exchange trips—stuffing the bathroom, All-State and RAIN, 13 14 in Severance 21, N.Y.C.-GREASE, Leggie Greggie, 6 30 75-thanks King Kong! STEPHEN DONNA X-Country, C.C., Track, New York, Reach-Out, Taxi for DAVE, Burlington skip-Jer-Bob, Ah Hello PJN R-Nan, Mark-Barb L.I. ’75, Waterbury, Search, PLEZE!, Taco-Jul, Friends, SQUEAL. DONNA EASTMAN 8 19 75, Long Hikes, L.G., Sandy Cove, V.W., Canoeing 9 20 75, Lake Champlain, Traveling weekends, CRT, pictures BPB, APT, 4, Islands, Mt. A., Football 75, Mod 11, The girls, worklife, W.S.M. F.S., S.S.J., Nick! MARTIN FORTIN Derbie”; Pepet; Pecker’s house; McFarling Cole’s Pond, Bong, Woody’s Parties; Silloway’s House; Nor-cross’s House; Harvey’s Weekends; tuqies, Pike’s Denny’s Parties; L.I. Game 75; Chick to S.B.; Summer of 74; B” MELODIE FULLER My sidekick, K.D., Arnolds, Mark, little vacations, Halloween, Coles Pond, V.A.D., Sygnet, Lobo, P.I., D.W., F.L. gang! BECKY FRASIER D. O.D., W.O.L. 3 years of Band, Rehearsals, Exchanges, E. C., L.S., D.S., K.H., Julia, P.P., Assembly 9 29 73, SUE KAREN GAMMELL Summer of 72, Spring of 74, Humps, Coles Pond, LOUISE, PAM, SUE, LEE, Fall of 75, 6 22 75 at Harvey’s LAKE, Nova, 10 13 75, Woods at ISLAND Pond, MOST OF ALL SPACE. PAM GOLDEN Summer of 72, Latin Gates, Stairway to Heaven, Fi, Growing up with C.L., manual wipers with M.B., Marci’s, Point Comfort, D.B., The Sting”-MO, R.K., A.K., 1 14 76 with D.L., J.R., R.P. DIANE GONYAW Mr. Kennedy, trips to the ville” with D.C., M.G., T.M., Partying ... Lodge. New Bedford-Joe. Skiing with Mel. Mohogany”, Everyday hassles, The midwest-Randy, P. at P.P. Hospital-S.N.A. DIXIE GONYAW Colorguards, Cheering, Fire Hydrant 73’, Kevin (3 11 13) J.M. pushing P.R. car ... 76, Sutdent” K.L. Jan Maurice (Pook) S.N.A. D.B. L.L. DENNIS GOODWIN The good times with the guys in Building Trades, esp. with the two Steves in the little ballgame. Curt, Bonnie, and me in our own winter carnivals during the winter. KAROL GOSS Football, LI, WC, It Fell,” Ushers, Library, Glee Club, Retreat YF, 10 25 75, Jack”, Linda 2 6 75, Mods 3 4 Latin, ESAT”, Meos amicos semper in memoria te-nebo. 9 2 4 75-Pax vobigcum. Ago gratias. MELODIE GOSS Summer of ’75-Winter Spring 76-Chris, Love Hurts”, Trips to ville” with D.G., T.M., D.C., W V.W., partying Lodge, skiing with Diane, L.S.C.-Steve, P” at P.P., Hospital S.N.A. JOHN GRABOWSKI Mr. N. Drafting, Outing Club with Mr. M Miss L., Canoeing down the river with Lopo, Camel’s Hump, Flameing tents with Dave B., Boring English classes, and D.M.L. MICHAEL GREENLEAF 2 FT, 3BB, 1TK, Writing, brkfst at Archies, SUE, LI weekends, Frosh sked, 4 wnt-crvls, D.BR., S.W., armory, St. V.C., P.C., DoLo, K.A., D.SW’., Chapels, Littleton Trip, Different, Shelburne, Queen 75. PETER HENAULT Good friends with good times, Choinards class the animals, Captain FLASH,” R.B.A.D. R.C., G.B. KEITH HUBBARD W.O.L. Club, Band (Always), Jeff Bailey for giving me first, Pickles, 3 yrs of wrestling, The Museum, the P.L.C., The Mask, Coach Murray, D.O.D. J. Humphrey K. PAM ISHAM Long Weekends, 151, S.C. 4 10 76, D.W., K.G., M.C., C.L., M.F., Old Chevy, Girls bathroom, Boston, Art Class, Bike rides summer of ’75, Burke Mt. Lodge, Camping out, PARTIES.” ALLEN JEFFERY Woody’s Parties, LI Party ’74, ’75-S. Buel, with Martin Old Airport parties, B” Skipping with Rob Jay LI Game 1975, Pikes Alley Parties, Goodtime with Bob Hill Jim Wellons and Raggy. GILBERT JENNE Rolling the Bongmobile, A boring time in Lyndonville. All my dates with Sylvia, Toyota Hill, All Right Springs, Big 0. JIM KELLOGG Since 8-1-68 at Museum, grave digging, My Charles Atlas muscle building kit, talking as little as possible in all course. Saturday nights at the L.L. The Rabbit Sta-nyon’s Cafe Study. MARIE LABERGE Copenhagen Road, Quebec et grenouille, Boston subways, bw spider, Melissa’s muffler, Deb’s X-mas party 76, pushing bug with D.E., catering service JplakpksjrMw, 7” lunch spy, Winter Carnival, S.A., 1976”, bunpuns. LOUIS LACROIX April 12, 1975 Gidget” The Canoe Trip; S.W., R.W., T.T., P.G., D.G., S.A., D.D., The Volkswagon and the great Bike of 1975; The trips to Canada. JANE LANCTOT Kenneth Howard Bean: P.V., M.W., D.W., K.L., Temptation Eyes, Rambush Ford, Cole’s pond, White Phantom, Melissa’s muffler no 8, 73’ slumberparties: wet wax, tarzan’s kingdom, Conn. Gang, Barnet Center. KATHY LARRABEE Biology with Laurel and Sabrina, three years of track, learning to drive, all of my teachers, the guidance department, all my friends, small victories, and just trying. GREGORY LASNIER Heavy Equipment with J.P. Running the backhoe in waterman circle 75”, Mr. Hoyt’s class trips, Auto shop II, T.M., My friends, End of Mod 14, But most of all-AMBER. CATHY LEACH Summer of 72’ Parties with T.T. P.T., K.N., A.K., J.L. P.G. Grown up with P.G. Latin Gates, The Circle, The Black Bomb” 1 4 76, 1 4 3” JEFF !!! JIM LEE Wrestling ’73, Baseball, Band, A.V., Winter carnival of ’76, IT FELL, L.I. Weekend ’75. LORILEGENORE All my friends, D.P., R.R., Donna, Sandy, Tina, Kelly, P.B., C.C., P.N., A.B., Richards, Inc., Canoeing, Rhinestone Cowboy, Lady and Ladies Summer Sanity?, Hello, F.B.!, Santa Claus, Easter Bunny, Graduating? VINCENT LEPINE Rigs I wrecked, N.D., R.D., P.S., B.O., L.G., T.H., Coles Pond, Football Track, LI Games, Last Chaple 75-76, Pecker’s Woods New Years Senior and LI parties, Skipping Convics, Pussywhipped boys, summer 74 D.A.M.5!!! JAMES LOPO Canoe Trip '75-76’, Ski Team '75-76’, Debate Team 75-76. JAMES LORING Moonlight trek-Pierce’s Pit, THE MS., French ’72-73, Fatman, band, Academy Theatre, the tressle, LI and R.I., Philadelphia, football Basketball games, lunch, beep sister’s”, Winter Carnivals, the SHAMROCK. STEVE MACKAY All the fun at building trades with R.B., The fun we had at the L.I. pep rally, Especially the trips in science with B.H. AMY MACMAHAN Dill’s House, Chineese Fire Drills, Kowie and Hatie, M.W.’s Plymouth, Sunday cruises, Mernie in Maine, Sunburns at Joe’s, Who’s Hornie?”, Drifting in Shorthand, Jon in Biology, PERK”, Later’s the word. RICHARD MARCOTTE Mr. Eaton’s Biology Lab, Mr. Stowe's Physics class. Electronics with D.M.B., Mr. C’s Geometry Class, Mr. Aldrich’s English classes, Mr. Fiorelli’s English classes, Football, Baseball, track, wrestling, Sunset Drive. CAROLYN MARINELL1 Friends at St. J.A., Cheering, LI Game ’75, Popcorn, B.P.O.E.” Melissa’s muffler, Trip to Burlington ’74, Skip Team, State Meets, Burke Mt„ Winter Carnivals, Track, The pool and our staffs, parties!!! TINA MATHEWSON Chocolate babies Funny cake, lunch with the gang, 2 27 76, HC with Kathy, cheering, A.V. expeditions, trips to the ville” with I).G., M.G. D.C. softball, English (5 6), Malcolm, 4 1 76, Driving with Lance. RICHARD MAYHEW Ski Team, track”, Duke, Parties on the Path, 0111, LI Party, Dances, Chemistry, Tunes, Gudka,” That’s true, Bill”, Hamburger Helper”, N.J., P.W., L.S., D.D., D.S., M.I)., B.B., K.B., R.D., R.P., S.V., 100 proof. CRAIG MAYNARD Summer ’74, Macfarlin-all great times from then-all those unforgettable friends; Main St. past; smokey days in darkroom; Big” poster; Tooies; 1 a.m., Donut shop, my birthday cake; all PARTIES! RON MCCABE California Dreamin’, CHS 3 yrs, AFROTC 3 vrs, Color-guard Cmdr, Sq CMDr, Band 2 yrs, Big move to N.H. 1 yr var. football, Patti D. 9 75-The Cowboy ROB MCLAREN Littleton Concert, Fiat” Ski, Barre B.B., Parking in Camaro, Wife Kids, Birthday Eve, M.G.A.”, Case Newport, Railroad tracks, Races, Concert Jon Ernie, Pikes Alley, Carboard, Blankenship’s 8 24 75, Deb ANDY MOONEY Auto Shop and Bugging Mr. Tom Moore, Also being in Mr. Frey’s office more in than out. SUE MORENCY Majorettes, Cheering, Winter Carnivlas, JTD 7 20 74, New Years 74 75, Joe’s Pond, Ski lessons (?), BPOE”, The pool with Carol, Mike 8 30 75, Snowbank”, LI weekend ’75, Debbie’s parties, My Senior Year with Michael. MIKE MORSE School was alright except on Monday through Fridays. Study halls with S.B. and J.L. Driving around at L.S.C. Pretending to work in Broughton’s room, sleeping in math, I hate school. JON MUMFORD Locomotive Breath, Canada, Pike’s, Biology class, Cambridge Inn, Another Party”?, I’ve done that,” M.Y.F., Twins, Bottles, Baseball, Jimmy!, K.L., D.C., Ruthless? (11 2 75, 12 23 75, Good times and Anguish with Paula), BOOGEY! DANNY NOYES • My Best memories are with T.O. in fuller Hall between 7:45 8:00 a.m., L.G. in art class, J.P. Machine tool Tech. Mrs. C. English Class. DOUGLAS NOYES My Best memories are all the parties in summer of 75, J.P. in Mach Tool Tech, L.G. in Art Class, All the cigarettes in Streeter Bathroom. KATHY NOYES December 27, 1975, Bear Mt., LI Weekend 75, Joe’s Pond February 27,1976, Tina HC Man Under Bridge, Winter Carnival 76, Squirrel Gang, Jeremiah’s, Wicked”, It’s personal”, G.C.W., Winter Carnival 76, Free B”. DAVID OLDS Bun Puns, England, 7 4 75, Sanford and Sons, Lou and crew, AFB and Tower, Carnival, LI Hack artists, H.H.S., Stowe’s woe’s, 13 long miles, Fi’s English, Let them eat cheese!”. GARY PARKER Wrestling; football, baseball '75’; Art class, Cole’s Pond, Coe’s Car; Soph. Weekend Summer, Summer '75’, D.A.M.5, Pikes Alley, N.D.R., Fall ’75, T.O.P with COP, Silloway’s Party, S.B.L. M.M.A., 2 28 76, DENISE JAMES PARKER LI Party, New Years Eve party, go out and get a couple cases or 1 5 and after try to go to school, machineshop, building trades, auto body, auto mechanics. RANDY PARRISH S.T.B., Divorces”, Nights with Herbie, Deb’s house and the long walk home, Wearing hats at dances, T.C. P., Birthday kisses from J., Dan, I, and mad lovers, Friends and other lovers. JAN PATENAUDE 10 Fri 72 with MAURICE, Kevin and Rosebud, MK mods 1 2, Chapel and gang, love from JW, It’s PERSONAL”, Typing for Mama and many others, Divorces, D.W., B.S., J.N., Batbites D.C., Secret Weekends with BOB KATHIE PIKE Buns, 4 18 75, Barking, Girl’s State, Luz, Luscious Lor-rie, B. Ball, Hockey, 10% E, Pike’s Alley, Blankenship’s, HFSS, Powers, Apricot Brandy, 10 21 76, orange truck, and life and times with CRAIG!!! DEBBIE PILETTE 5 4 73, The Weekends”, LI Parties, Popcorn”, Coles, Fish”, Searching, Wink”, Puerto Rico nite, N.Y. Eve 76, Silloway’s, Florida, trips to Barre, Christmas, Queenie”, esp. Martin, Linda, Donna, and, Niece, Bern, Diane Debbie DIANE POOLE partying” Skip days, Columbo, Vic’s Party at Laf’s, Victory with the Roadster, The picnic table, the circle, Montreal 4 19 76, Most of all DOUG, 8 76 JUDY POWERS The gang”, hill, 11 17 72, March 73, boathouse, Is it hot in the corner?, Deb’s X-mas party, bathroom fire, Clubhouse, Raylene Billy-Bob, LAKPJDMLKS, Boston, Bill. PATTY PRETZSCHENDORFER Colleen, Lee, Cathy, Partying and trouble: tea, cootie bug and Micky Mouse-worthless dreams, The death of 8 4 75 at 6:10 a.m. Don’t be cruel”, Especially 5 16 75 and M.E.B with love! DEBBIE RACHLIN The other” side of Toyota (Autumn 75) Tree at B.P.O.E. New Years ’74. My dependable car (Latin Gates), Another R C, A.D.? The scenic Route” Partying with Maggot, S.D.— Hair”-I.I).’s?? JENNIFER REED Orange juice, March 74, L.A. summer 74, Gert’s cold steps, Bathroom Fire confabulations” Here, take this, 75 Gang, Railroad Tracks, Tequila, talks, LI boxes, treeing The basement” lunches, CHA CHA CHA. DOT ROBINSON Winter carnival ’74-J.B.G., Friends, sports, coaches Bus rides, Private softball party, Pike Ash, Ashs Birthday party, skipping school with Shirley S. times with Ray. T.L. S.L. Melodie Missy-Lebistro. PATTY RODGERS Coles Pond Accident, 4 1 76, Shamrock, Parties, my house, CRASH” MS, MW, Mud, New Years Eve, D.E. Monday Nights, LI Weekends the Blue Light, JM BE DW AdamsHole, and especially Dick. ROSE ROWELL Ames, 11 1 74, LI Weekends, English class with S.S., Summer 73, Study Hall with Cindy, Fun times with L.L., C.B., S.S., J.B., G.L., J.M., N.R., T.M., . 31 76, Lyndon Gang, 3 27 76, HOWARD! NANCY ROY Singing with the H.O. class, working with D.R. in the third grade, Freshman week-end 1973, LI Party with L. L. and R.R. SUSAN SAGER Allstate 73, 74, 75, 76, Districts, Band and Chorus-LI East Greenwich, Philadelphia, H.M.S. Pinafore, H.F.S.S. and England, Les Mains Sales, The Gang in the Bandroom. LEE SARGENT Cape Cod, Jane, Vicky, 10 73,1 18 74,1 25 74, Donna, Deb, basketball, Jay, Ben, cruising, drambouie, 9 6 74, PATTY, license 4 26 75, MARIO PROIA, 5 17 75, 6 7 75, Brad moved 6 13 75, Mom-Sheri left 8 20 75, ECHO. KYM SHORTSLEEVE Field Hockey capt, skiing, LI, Winter Carnival 76, with Bobby, Dormies and Townies, Brett at Cape, Herbie the Orange Lovebug, J.V., S.P., Panda Kissing Bobby, Dezi, Senior Prom, especially Bobby. KATHY SILLOWAY Orange Juice, March 74’, bathroom Fire, Chinese Fire-drills, LI Weekends, old gang”, Tequila, Boathouse Willoughby Lake, Birthday Eve 75, husband”, Airport 76, Moon shining, SILY-1”, Apt C3”, Railroad tracks, talks. STEVEN SIMPSON A.V. Club, Electronics English with R.R., T.M., J.B., K.H. 74-75 A.V. Group. Fun with N.R., R.R., T.M., J.B., M. B., T.S., R.H., C.B., RADIO, Pluto, Uncle Tom, Stringbean, Turk, BOSTON!!! TAMMY SIMPSON Field Hockey 72-73”, AV Club, Fun with R.R., N.R., M.B., AM., S.S., APEX, Winter Carnival 74”, Trip to Boston, Senior Year, Lyndonville Fair 75”, Chapel, Good times with RONALD. BONNIE SLICER Chapel and the gang, Vintons, blue light, LI Weekend ’75, the White car, Winter Carnival ’76 Bowling, March 74, Zambo,” Parties, first time for everything, APEX, good friends, good times. BARB SMITH The gang, LI Weekends, Winter Carnivals, Colorguard, March 1974, Bathroom Fire,” Basketball, Museum gang, Melissa’s Car, parties”, Class of 75. Debbie’s, Willoughby Lake, 10 4 75, 1 8 76, Sunday Drives, Most of all HERB!! MARION STUART SILY, Wes, 5 5 73, good old B. Ball, 3 74, Warden’s Pond, Summer morning ’75 with Mic, boathouse, Coles, Carnival dance ’75, HIGIH, Melissa’s muffler, parties”, MW, JF, PF, AM, BS, KS, Just M M. SHIRLEY STUART 74-75 at Harvey’s Lake, water skiing, parties at camp, 5 74, Lady Dee 11 17 74, Calvin, 6 Quart bottles, Stink, blue ford pick-ups, Times with Dot and J.R. SANDY SWEENEY March 6, ’76 ... sisters, LI Weekend, Friday nights, Tuesdays and tears, Donna, Tina, Perv,” and thanks to Mr. B. for all your help. STEVE THRUSTON Fall 75’, Trip to S.B., Pecker’s Birthday D.A.M., New Years Eve at Bouff’s, Wasted times with all the boys, A big favor from Joe, Great memories of Sue, 6 14 76. DAVID TYALOR LI Game, Football, track, parties, M.C. 9 20 75, Totaled right before my eyes, England, Science, Mr. Stowe, Skiing, Mainies-Too much gas money, Dances, Winter Carnival, nights of Crawling home, T.I.L. PATTI THOMPSON FLAILING! EB, DB, SP, New Year’s Eve 75’, Drovin St. 4: a.m. truckin, miles Pond, High times with Tam, 151, definately J.E., S.C. circle, summer 74’, 75’, Kirby party, Spring Awakening. JANET VERMEULEN Good friends, Winter Carnival ’76, Florida with Deb Sue, Reach Out weekends, New Year’s Eve ’76, Getting lost, summer ’74, Chittenden, LI Weekends, Partying, 1 31 76, 4:00 a.m., Coles, 4 great years. DAVE WAKEFIELD Football game, 5-3, 10 31 75, 14 13, LI Parties, Hockey, Caps, 2 17 76, 5 12 75, Woody’s Parties, Yankee Traveler, T.H., L.G., NDR, Senior Parties, Cole’s, B.A.M.S. In woody’s van, B.P. the DEER, Game Wardens. SHAWN WALDRON July 4th ’75, Pre-LI, ’74, Football ’75, Coincidences, August 6th 1975, AFB and the Tower 13 long miles. MELISSA WARD My pal Al, the gang” Marion, Jane, Jude, Lori Denny!! 5 31 74-3 10 75, Amhearst, Cole’s Pond, 5 74, parties”, LI Weekends, the muffler?, Boathouse, Swim, Don Juan, Just M M, Thomas Alan!, 4 1 76, H.I.G.I.H!! PATRICK WATKINS Rusty, Peddlin’, Duke, Nitsch, B.V.S, yellow muckluck, ringin’ the bells in Severance with John, paste-ups, Latin wildness, Boys State, Orono, 3 23 76 and the first legal! one, 15:03, Carnivals, Physiology! SUSAN WESTON Freshman year, Teachers, Classes, Term papers, Labs, LeFrancais”, Friends (old and new) Acquaintences, 4 am Breezy Hill, Florida, Jan, Dances, Parties, Senior Year: Everything! Everyone, Tardy again, SKIP”-ing, 11 20 74, ANDY! MARK WILKINS At the London Pub with M.D., G.P., and G.L. All the relaxing workouts with Coach Murray, All my great times with Barb, Chorus with Mr. Heald, LI party '75’ DENISE WILLEY Tarzan’s Kingdom with Mark, Tim and Rose, Fi, B.E., J. M. P.R., S.C., J.L., M.F., P.O., C.D., G.L! Flood of ’73, Norcross’s, Barnet Center, Christmas ’75, and especially MARK DENNISON. BETSY WOOD Colorguard, 2 12 76-Law, Mic and Sue, Melissa’s flood”, 1 1 76 Dog and ”B”, a cold night LI 75’, Gary, Pikes Alley, Silloways Old Airport with Chicken, and most of all MARTIN! RICK WOOD Party 1, 2, 4, 6, The van, the dasher, electronics, LI game, Rocky Ridge, N.B. Plants, Track, Bohlen’s camp, senior parties, thank you green mt. CINDY YOUNG Laughs with S.D. in HO Gymnastics, falling off the beam, Practicing on Martha Chase, track meets, boring classes with Mr. R. good luck to: S.D., D.D., S.S., L.L., K. A., S.W., R.R. RAY YOUNG My best memories at St. J.A. are the 1975-76 wrestling team, all the times I was caught frantinizing with my girlfriend in the halls, and most of all my girlfriend Bobbi! MW ' 11 faculty and staff Members of the English Department include Tom Brownell, Terry Cantor, Mary Ellen Caplan, Bob Fiorelli, Charles He-garty, Jerry Aldredge, Gary Moore, Les Moore, Joyce Kacenet, Bob Swartz, and Bruce Buxton (Chairman). English Department Must we always teach our children with books? Let them look at the mountains and the stars up above. Let them look at the beauty of the waters and the trees and flowers on earth. They will begin to think, and to think is the beginning of a real education. David Palis The Mathematics Department consists of the following members: Gordon Bess, Wayne Achilles, John Conover, Thomas Ingram, Dianne Rolfe, Charles Thurston, Paul Wilkinson and Lucille Byrne (Chairman). - A Mathematics Department Lord, who am I to teach the way To little children day by day, So prone myself to go astray? I teach them Knowledge, but I know How faint they flicker and how low The candles of my knowledge glow. I teach them Power to will and do, But only now to learn anew My own great weakness through and through. I teach them Love for all mankind And all God’s creatures, but I find My love comes lagging far behind. Lord, if their guide I still must be, Oh, let the little children see The teacher leaning hard on Thee. Leslie Pinckney Hill 161 Science Department 162 I do not know what I may appear to the world but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a prettier shell or a smoother pebble than ordinary whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me. haac Newton Members of the Science Department include Howard Crawford, Alden Eaton, Bruce Hoyt, Ed Kennedy, Robert Nitsche. Ernest Racenet, Richard Roosa and William Stowe (Chairman). Instructors in the History Department include Paul Chouinard, Peter Graham. Layne Higgs, C. Sanford Murray, George Plummer, Richard Redznak and Louis Daniele (Chairman). 164 History Department We must not make the past the only light for the ensuing years. A new leaf must be turned and new ideas read. We must hear things that have never been heard before. Thus will a new world arise. David Polis 165 Foreign Language Department The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his lovingness. If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. Kahlil Gibran The Foreign Language Department consists of Wayne Majuri, Jesse Sotolongo, Trudy Toft and Bob Trottier (Chairman). Auto Mechanics: Thomas Moore Industrial Arts: David I eavitt Electronics: David Broughton Vocational Education Drafting: John Nelson Consumer Foods: John Carroll Special Ed: Mark Chandonnet and Mary Ellen Dabrowski mmam Health Occupations: Shari Ross Assistant Headmaster: Louis Gehlbach Registrar: Isabelle Morrison Guidance: Virginia Johnson, George Ballard, Barbara Gale 4 Athletic Director. James Burlingame LAWRENCE SANGRAVCO, INC. St. J., Vt. Guildhall, Vt. Woodsville, N.H. 748-3856 or 748-9101 H.W. 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