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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1977 volume:

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JOHNSBURY ACADEMY - u ; i.'j w-'iim wkyi ; us tsv • • 1 1 Dear Graduates: Commencement marks an important milestone in your lives in that it signals the conclusion of a part of your educational lives and the beginning of another. During your years at the Academy you have had opportunities to learn, to grow and to mature. As your future opens to you, no matter where you will be, there will be countless new opportunities available to you and I am confident that you will seize these opportunities as a means to improve yourselves. As commencement arrives each year, we, at the Academy, find ourselves looking back over the past few years. We hope that they have been happy and productive ones for each of you. Although we are sorry to see friends leave us, we look forward with you to your future. Each of you has so much to give. Each of you has the potential for greatness and our world needs your contributions. I pray that your lives will be filled with happiness and that you will find success in all your undertakings. Come back and see us often and let us share in the excitement of your future. With affection, Vincent W. Durnan Headmaster S ni te (Qerrurntca hj thvnyb witlxvn ycun tl oniij tfu n wnlfL a cvl hi cMl tff bfuxra I tFum wxth DEBORA ADAMS KIM ANDERSON SHARON ANDREWS JEANA BAILEY JEFFREY BAILEY PETER BALLARD IOANN BARBER SANDY BARNETT CAROL BARRETT RODNEY BATES DONNA BAUSCH CAROL BEAN Today is a beautiful day! The rays of light filtered through the sentinels of trees this morning. I sat by the creek and contemplated. I missed classes, but somehow it didn't matter. The serenity and beauty of my feelings and surroundings completely captivated me ... Walter Rinder DENNIS BEAN PATRICIA BEAN KEVIN BEATTIE jEFFREV BELKNAP DANIEL BELLAVANCE LINDA BENNETT PATRICK BENNETT ANNA BESSETTE KATHY BIIOLLE DEBBIE BOLAND ANDRE BOUFEARD BRUCE BOWMAN Welcome, O life! I go to encounter for the millionth time the reality of experience and to forge in the smithy of my soul the uncreated conscience of my race. James Joyce 23 ELENA BOWMAN DARLENE BROWN EVERETT BROWN KAREN BROWN LAUREL BROWN FRED BUCBEE 24 Those who have done their best for their own time have lived for all times. Anonymous GARY BUNNELL BRETT BURLINGAME THERESA BUSSIERE KAREN CAPLAN LISA CHANDLER SANDY CHURCHILL 25 BRENT CIRVES JOHN CLARK CARMEN CORMIER SHARON CRAIG BEVERLY DANIELS BRIAN DANIELS One cannot help but be in awe when he contemplates the mysteries of eternity, of life, of the marvelous structure of reality. Albert Einstein 26 CAROL DOPP SABRINA DRESSER JULIE DROWN TAMELA DROWN BONNIE DUMAS BONNIE DUNBAR CINDY FAUFAW SHEILA FENOFF LORI FISHER PATRICK FOSTER ROBBIE GARAND LAURI GARFIELD I fear no love— for my heart is open, my mind sincere, and my actions honorable. Anonymous 29 Four ducks on a pond, A grass-bank beyond, A blue sky of spring, White clouds on the wing; What a little thing To remember for years— To remember with tears! William Allingham 30 PATRICIA GARRISON ROBERT GILDING MICHAEL GINGUE RICHARD GOSS PETER GUERLAIN SANDRA GUY DEAN HALE GARY HALE THOMAS HALE KARIN HAMMER ANDREA HANDY SANDRA HENAULT 31 LAURA IRVING JEFF ISHAM STEVE ISHAM MARY JEFFREY ROBERT JENKS NANCY JOYCE 32 We don't ask the rose How much it has labored: We ask it simply to be a rose: And to be as different as it Can from an artichoke. Ugo Betti STEPHEN KEEN THERESA LABERCE TIMOTHY KNIGHT LIONEL LAFERRIERE BRENDA KNUTSEN NELSON LAMBERT DONNA LANSFORD DENISE LAPIERRE LINDA LAPIERRE SUSAN LAX STEVE LEAVITT )OHN LEMIEUX Do not reject what you do not understand; for with understanding there may be acceptance. Anonymous 34 GARY LEPINE SHAUN LERNIHAN SHERRY LORING KAREN LYNAUGH BARBARA MACHELL JULIE MAGOON PENNY McGENNIS Stephen McGinnis ROBERT MORRIS BERNADETTE NOEL DENIS NOEL DIANE NOEL To look at anything, If you would know That thing, You must look at it long: To look at this green And say 'I have seen Spring in these woods Will not do—you must Be the thing you see. John Moffitt 37 Three grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do. something to love, and something to hope for. Joseph Addison 38 KELLY NOLIN PATSY NOLIN LINDA NORCROSS FRANKLIN NOYES DEBORAH PARKER DIANAH PARKER FRED PARKS BARRY PASSUT ARTHUR PATENAUDE ANDRE PAYETTE MIKE PAYETTE ERICH PEARSON 39 SUSAN PERRY JAMES POOLE NANCY POULOS JOHANNE PRENOVEAU GERARD PREVOST TIMOTHY QUIMBY 40 CRAIG RACENET GINA REED ANDREA REPASZ JULIE RICE STANLEY ROBINSON SHAWN RUSSELL Richard Bach It's good to be a seeker, but sooner or later you have to be a finder. And then it is well to give what you have found, a gift into the world for whoever will accept it. JAMES SENEGAL THOMAS SHERMAN KELLIE SHORTSLEEVE DAVID SIMONS LUCINDA SIMPSON DAVID SMITH Come let us walk among the distant stars ... there are no gates—no fences—and no bars. Out there among the stars we will be free ... there are no shadows for the heart to see. Winston Abbott 42 KARL SMITH RICHARD SMITH THOMAS SMITH DIANE SOMERS SCOTT STETSON JOHN STRINGHAM DONALD TIMSON RACHAEL TWISS EUGENE TURNER DONNA VEAR ROBIN WARD DANIEL WARNER JAMES WELLONS KEITH WESTOVER Beauty has a thousand different faces— stark branches against the wintry sky— a snowdrop welcoming the spring— the rich fragrance of the damp woods— the music of raindrops upon the leaves— and the glittering stars that fill the darkness with light. Anonymous DAVID WHITCHER BRENDAN WHITTAKER BRENDA WILKINS DEBRA WORTHEN robert McPherson JAY NOYES VcrUim mum Own ci Juvman Jkvng- wfurn Ju Jofvna tr duicwti AvYmdjf. Football I The 1976 football squad showed a lot of power for their size. They were small and strong, although the final 4-4 record did not show it. The season began with a close game against Burlington. Unfortunately, St. J. lost, but they showed the rest of the state that the Academy squad was one to be taken seriously. A big upset occured against South Burlington, the powerhouse of the North. The Academy won the game. The highlight of the year, however, was our victory over Lyndon Institute—27-0. It was the fourth year in a row that we had beaten our arch-rivals . Many valuable seniors on the squad will be missed next year. Co-captains Andre Bouffard and Craig Racenet were elected to the All-State Team. Craig and offensive tackle Shaun Lernihan had the honor of being named to the Vermont Shrine Team. Other seniors leaving the Academy include Michel Cingue, Fred Bugbee, |im Wellons, Rod Bates, Steve McGinnis, Rick Smith, Dan Bellavance, Bob Guilding and Jeff Isham. Probably the most valuable loss to the Academy will be that of Coach Burlingame. After twenty-one years of coaching, he is retiring. Few men are as loved and respected as |im Burlingame. We'll miss him very much. Front: M. Cingue, D. Shields, K.K. Coombs, 6. Snow, V. Pulsifer, R. Cote, G. Lepine, B. Gilding, C. Watkins, T. Prevost, C. Wood, S. McGinnis, |. Wellons. Center: C. Rodd, S. Lernihan, R. Smith, D. Bellavance, M. Plourde, M. Fleurie, M. Cingue, F. Bugbee, |. Isham, C. Carroll, A. Bouffard, B. Burlingame. Back: Coach Nitsche, B. Chesbrough, T. Dvorak, E. Pearson, S. Abbey, C. Racenet, D. Thurston, R. Bates, M. Brown, M. Dustin. K. Greenwood, Coach Racenet, Coach Burlingame. • • • r Soccer This year's soccer program was under the direction of a new coach, Mr. Bruce Johnson, who developed a totally different philosophy. The program had the largest turnout it has ever had—over fifty boys. The season ended with a 3-7-2 record which by no means reflects the quality of soccer that was played. The captaincy was shared by Fred Parks and Dennis Desrochers, two seniors who will be greatly missed on defense next year. Three of the team's players were selected to the All-North Soccer Team. They were Noble Allen, center forward, Dennis Descrochers, center halfback, and Randy Pulling, goalie. Other seniors who will be missed next year are Bruce Bowman, Jim Senecal, Bob Jenks, Jerry Prevost, Marc Marinelli, Phil [Daniels, John Stringham and Dave Smith. 52 Front: M. Marinelli, P. Hahn, F. Parks, D. Desrochers, A. Drown, P. Cowens, K. Shortsleeve. Rear: Mr. Johnson (coach), D. Hutchins, P. Daniels, J. Prevost, D. Smith, M. Desrochers, J. Goodwin, R. Pulling, J. Stringham, I. Senecal, N. Allen. B. Rockwood. D. MacFarlin, B. lenks, B. Cote, K. Shortsleeve, K. Borgstrom (manager). 53 Cross-Country The fall of 1976 produced success for both the boys' and girls' cross-country teams. Seventeen students competed for the team: ten boys and seven girls. Ed Dean set a new record for an Academy student on the home course after three close misses. Several team members were able to achieve their goals for the year. Balanced performance brought satisfaction as a team. Lucy Simpson, who has been the backbone of the girls' team for the past tour years, ran her usual strong races in leading a team of underclassmen. The year saw a great deal of improvement in times. Front: B. Whittaker, P. Dean. B. Way.). Bailey. S. Ayer, E. Dean. Center: L. Simpson. M. Ellis, |. Vandervelde, E. Keen. V. Durnan, K. Ash, Coach Eaton. Back: F. Stringham, V. Gendron, D. Tabor, A. Hoyt, L. Hook, S. Cendron. 55 The girls’ field hockey team, coached by Rosina Wallace, was again successful this year. The team made it to the Vermont Championship Playoffs and lost to Hartford High School in a very close game. The girls' final record was 9-3-2. The captaincy of the team was shared by Brenda Wilkins and Susan Perry. The highlight of the season was a 2-2 tie with Essex (unction-one of the best teams in the state. The team lost ten valuable seniors, the largest number lost to graduation in many years. However, a very strong and talented bench remains and with it a very enthusiastic ).V. team which will be an important part in next year's team. Field Hockey Front: Coach Wallace, S. Maurice (Mgr.), D. Parker, D. Parker, C. Bean, C. Barrett, B. Wilkins, S. Dionne, D. Bausch, T. Marceau, M. Jeffrey, S. Perry, Coach Cantor, Coach Farr. Second Row: S. Dodge. C. Lynaugh, P. Paige, D. Chaloux, D. Bouffard, P. Brown, M. Emmons, D. Hoyt, S. Donna, M. Larocque, A. Abadi, S. Dodge, C. Judd, T. Kasprzak. Third Row: T. Isham, K. Kane, L. McGinnis, K. Gehlbach, G. Reed, L. Smith, M. Laferriere, A. Hrynchuk, A. Lote, K. Hammer, D. Talbot, R. McElroy, K. Westover, G. Devlin. Fourth Row: S. Driscoll, R. Drown, K. Nolin, M. Perrault, E. Bellavance, D. Wakefield, J. Prenoveau, W. Goldsworthy, K. Kennedy, R. Scanlon, C. Goldsworthy, M. Russell, K. Delosa, M. Dennison. v M Basketball Injuries and sickness seemed to symbolize the basketball season of 1976-77. Only one starter managed to play in all twenty games with several players missing five or more for various ailments. As a result, the team compiled a 5-15 record; not enough victories for a post-season berth. Doug Thurston (co-captain, leading scorer) and Randy Pulling (leading rebounder) shared the Most Valuable Player Award. Both return next season as three-year starters. Senior Jim Senecal was awarded the Coaches' Hilltopper Award for marked improvement over his four year basketball career. Other seniors who finished their stints in the basketball program were Andre Bouffard (co-captain), Jim Wellons, Craig Race-net and Dan Bellavance. Front: M. Cutting, C. Rodd, A. Bouffard, |. Wellons, P. Cowens, C. Carroll, R. Singleton. Back: E. Robillard, S. Ayer, R. Pulling, D. Thurston, N. Crump, C. Racenet, J. Senecal, Coach Higgs. 59 Wrestling 1976-77 was a fine season for the Hilltopper Crapplers. A 14-3-3 dual meet record with second place finishes in the Green Mountain League—East Division and the State Tournament behind Champion Spaulding High School. Though the Academy failed to crown an individual champion for the first time, the second place finish was truly a team effort as they placed ten of their 12 wrestlers: second place to Juniors Peter Hahn and Mitch la-motte; third place to Soph Mike Porcello and Junior Dave McFarlin; fourth to Soph Jeff La-mothe and Junior Bill Chesbrough; fifth from Senior Heavyweight Shaun Lernihan; and sixth from Senior Co-Captains Jeff Bailey and Karl Smith, and Soph Chris McElroy. With 7 of 10 placewinners returning plus a fine group of talented underclassmen with a year of experience behind them, the 77-78 team promises to be exciting and a definite threat to unseat State Champ, Spaulding. 60 Sitting: P. Bellavance, ). Plaskov. Front: D. McFarlin, M. Porcello, S. Perry, D. Pearson, D. Larocque, S. Repasz, S. Murray, M. Gray, P. Hahn. Middle: Coach Moore, A. Patenaude, ). Lamothe, S. Lernihan, B. Chesbrough, K. Smith, M. Lamotte,). Bailey, D. Shields, Coach Murray. Back: G. Copp, M. Chamberlain, A. Nunez, M. deKoeyer. D. Lepine, B. Rockwood, M. Casteel, K. Coombs, T. Lacroix, M. Toll. 61 Girls' Basketball The 1976-1977 Basketball Team had only four varsity players returning from last season. Cocaptain Sue Dionne, co-captain Nancy Poulos, Terri Marceau and Brenda Wilkins. The remaining members of the squad moved up from last year's )V team. They were juniors Arlene Abadi, Paula Brown, Diane Bouffard, Denise Chaloux, Sylvia Dodge and sophomores Teal Isham, Karen Westover and Patty Wood. The varsity season record was 10-7. We lost our opening game against White Mountain by one point after double overtime. That set the pace for a fighting season. We were runners-up in the Blue Mountain Holiday Tournament. Our season ended with a Class L playoff game against Mississquoi. Front: C. lynaugh, A. Abadi, N. Poulos, S. Dionne, B. Wilkins, T. Marceau, P. Brown, S. Perry. Back: P. Paige, D. Chaloux, D. Bouffard, P. Wood, T. Isham, K. Westover, S. Dodge, Coach Wallace. 62 Ski Team This year's ski teams enjoyed a great deal of success. The girls built all year and finished fourth in their districts, thus earning a spot in the highly competitive state meet. Sue Dodge, Lucy Simpson and Delsie Hoyt were standout skiers. All but three of this year's team are able to return. With this fine group of underclassmen returning, the prognosis for the years to come looks good. The boys' northern competition ended with wins over all except. New England Champion, Lyndon Institute. The team took second in their regional meet and the cross-country team repeated this performance at the state meet. Some fine skiers will be lost to graduation but, as with the girls, support from the underclassmen should supply strength for next year. Special mention should be given to our outstanding skiers Dave Simons, Dennis Desrochers, Tom Sherman, Bob jenks—all seniors—and Keith Shortsleeve, Bill Snow and Mark Desrochers (luniors). BOYS' SKI TEAM-Front: E. Kelliher, D. Chandler, M. McLaren, ). Vear, ). Korbut, J. Kasprzak, D. Brush, |. Corrette, K. Shortsleeve. Middle: Coach Desrochers, B. Jenks, B. Snow, J. Prevost, K. Shortsleeve, J. Stringham, R Cote, |. Vandervelde, S. Kurtz, D. Desrochers, T. Colt, E. Pearson, D. Simons, M. Desrochers, K. Ash. Back: G. Soper, B. Stetson, S. Loring, T. Spaulding, B. Burlingame, T. Sherman, S, Hooker, V. Van-dervelde, G. Turner, Coach Nitsche. 64 GIRLS' SKI TEAM—Front: N. Joyce, L. Simpson, S. Guy, A. Lote, D. Hoyt, S. Dodge, R. Scanlon, V. Gendron, Coach Desrochers, Coach Nitsche. Middle: A. Hrynchuk, A. Hoyt, P. Jenks, H. Billig, C. Judd. Back: K. Wilkins, D. Korb, D. Tabor, T. Kasprzak, L. Churchill, M. Russell, L. Munkittr-ick, P. Munkittrick. 65 i-ium Front: S. lernihan, T. Hale, A. Bouffard, G. Carroll, K. Coombs. Middle: P. Twiss, M. Cutting, K. Shortsleeve, N. Cowens, C. Wood, V. Pulsifer, F. Parks. Back: M. Dustin, S. Ayer, S. Leavitt, D. Thurston, R. Pulling, ). Senecal, Mr. Graham (Coach). 66 Baseball Front: R. Bates, J. Bailey, D. Bellavance, C. Racenet, E. Pearson, B. Bowman, J. Wellons, B. Whittaker. 2nd Row: B. Chesbrough, N. Allen, T. Crimes, M. Desrochers, D. Hutchins, C. Watkins, C. Rodd, C. Frey. 3rd Row: C. Quinn, P. Dean, E. Dean, V. Durnan, M. Ellis, B. Way, S. Hooker. 4th Row: J. Vear, E. Kelliher, D. Chesbrough, D. Leblanc, J. Vandevelde, T. Colt, T. Stanyon, B. Cameron, E. Robillard, Mr. Daniele (Coach). Back: J. Kimball, O. Garcia, T. Nevins, M. Borsodi, L. Merchant, Mr. Frey (Coach), D. Pearson, E. Scott, Mr. Hegarty (Coach), J. Holderby. 68 70 Front: K. Edler, L. Smith, C. Smith, D. Keithan, M. Laroque, R. McElroy, R. Scanlon, S. Dodge, D. Roy, M. Laferriere. Center: D. Urie, S. Dodge. C. Barrett, C. Bean, K. Lynaugh, D. Parker, B. Wilkins, D. Parker, J. Prenoveau, ). Babcock, L. Churchill, S. Donna. Back: Miss Lane (Coach), j. DeForge,E. Bellavance, F. Stringham, T. Isham, S. Perry, M. Jeffrey, D. Talbot, N. Poulos, T. Marceau, P. Paige, P. Regonall, L. Churchill, D. Lapierre, Miss Wallace (Coach). Missing: K. Delosa, L. McGinnis, R. Drown. 71 Front: B. Dumas, L. Simpson, Mr. Hoyt (Coach), S. Andrews, L. Irving. 2nd Row: T. Lamotte, C. Douse, S. Temple, D. Laberge, S. Gendron, J. Joyce, R. Vance. 3rd Row: L. Marceau, A. Hrynchuk, L. Hook, T. Senecal, A. Lote, L. Batchelder, S. Barber, L. Barrett. Back: V. Gendron, V. Rowell, D. Tabor, A. Hoyt, S. Kroll, H. Hubbard, R. Temple, J. Martel, P. Letourneau, D. Wakefield. Missing: L. Lapierre, S. Dodge, S. Lax. 73 p. Bellefeuille, j. Kasprzak, T. Ingram (Coach), P. Hahn, W. Cote, S. Perry, B. Rockwood. Missing: S. McGinnis, R. Cote, S. Pellerin. 75 WI CUM M mwicnx Amticr one anvtfun, JLtrvk inter mi and AjVU Will cajcwmI aa JL JWill C AJCU. L.I. Weekend K?!' liltWtf ’S v:kk'' y-' fTsSp'',-., a time for spirit a time for love-friendships side by side. Sharon Andrews 82 83 Junior Class Front: D. Benoit, I. Beattie, K. Bugbee, J. Babcock, D. Bouffard, V. Bacon, K. Brisson, W. Allen. Center: A. Abadi, B. Bates, L. Adams, T. Boulet, D. Bradley, A. Brown. Back: N. Allen, M. Brown, R. Bunnell, S. Abbey, S. Ayer, P. Brown, C. Briggs. 84 Front: L. Dupont, D. Cate, T. Dvorak, C. Carroll, P. Dolgin, S. Dodge. Center: M. Demuth, M. Clark, R. Cross, L. Churchill, S. Donna, P. Cowens, K. Coombs, B. DeWitt, C. ('handler, S. Dodge. Back: M. Dustin, D. Donna, J. Cameron, S. Davis, D. Derosier, N. Crump, M. Desrochers, A. Drown, R. Desrochers, D. Chaloux. Front: M. Howell, L. Grade, P. Garand, A. Daigneault, N. Eaton, J. Gendron, L. Gammell, L. Forthun, S. Goss. Center: W. Goldsworthy, D. Gomlas, R. Cammed, ). Goodwin, M. Ellis, R. Farmer. Back: C. Edler, M. Emmons, A. Flanders, M. Favreau, P. Gillan-der, T. Grimes, M. Emmons. Front: S. Hale, M. Larocque, M. Harpin, J. Lax, T. Langlois, J. Kimball, C. Lynaugh, D. Lopo. Center: B. Hale, T. Hall, C. Johnson, T. Hale, S. Kurtz, B. Heald, P. Kasprzak, S. Hubbard, K. Kennedy, L. McCartney Back: M. Hammer, G. Jenne, E. Keene, D. Hutchins, M. Lamotte, B. Laberge, C. Judd, K. Hale, J. Hall, D. Hoyt, S. Kroll. 85 Front: B. Merriman, C. Paige, S. Maurice, R. Martin, G. Marceau. Center: B. Morell, J. Martel, L. Martin, P. Paige, ). Rutledge, K. Norcross, P. Munkittrick, L. Paige. Back: V. Pulsifer, C. Ryan, M. Plourde, R. Pulling, D. McQuade, R. Phillips, P. Hahn, D. McFarland. 86 Front: K. Westover, B. Timson, D. Sawyer. D. Switzer, C. Warren, K. Urie. Middle: D. Urie, K. Wilkins, R. Vance, D. Wakefield, R. Scanlon, D. Wilkins, R. Tample, B. Winot. Back: B. Snow, K. Shortsleeve, C. Woods, C. Watkins, B. Way, B. Thurston, P. Twiss, N. Vanheim, D. Thurston, S. Tenney, R. Villeneuve, B. Whitehead, R. Toll, N. Whitehill. 87 Winter Carnival 91 Sophomore Class Front: R. Burke, L. Armstrong, L. Batchelder, P. Bedor, L. Broome, D. Broome, |. Aldrich, D. Anderson, G. Bonnett. Second Row: t. Bellavanee, L. Barrett, L. Adams, P. Achilles, J. Bedor, P. Bellefeuille, J. Buxton, C. Bullock, B. Allen. Third Row: P. Andrews, S. Bessette, L. Boardman, P. Bellavance, L. Balch, K. Borgstrom, G. Bolton. Back: D. Bergeron, S. Brill, K. Badger, R. Bean, R. Benoit, K. Blay. Front: W. Davenport, M. Coutu, E. Classen, C. Carroll, N. Derosier. D. Duford, S. Call, K. Delosa, S. Carlton. Second Row: D. Daniels, G. Copp, B. Cote, E. Clifford, G. Coutu, J. Chamberlain, J. Deforge, C. Chandler, D. Chase. Third Row: R. Drown, M. Dennison, ). Devlin, S. Driscoll, C. Douse, S. Easter, R. Dillon, R. DeWitt, M. Dekoeyer. Back:). Death, R. Davis, B. Dunnells, M. Casteel, P. Dean, V. Durnan. 98 Front: D. Hatley, j. Goss, H. Hubbard, S. Greenwood, S. Garfield, C. Goldsworthy, L. Heath, J. Harris, B. Hale. Center: L. Holloway, V. Gendron, S. Garrison, M. Fortin, T. Friend, L. Holderby, M. Fortin, D. Hale, J. Harran, M. Giacco, K. Gehlbach. Back: E. Fletcher, G. Fenoff, R. Fuehrer, S. Hale, M. Fagnant, M. Gingue, M. Fleurie, R. Gonyer, B. Holloway, M. Gray, M. Fisher. Front: L. Maynard, C. Martel, R. Little, S. Loring, D. Lumbra, J. larocque, L. McGinnis, K. Lacroix, N. Lynaugh, J. Joyce. Center: T. Morris, B. Mooney, j. Lamotte, J. Lemieux, R. Lauman, J. McLaughlin, C. McElroy, D. Madam, J. Morris, G. Kenney. Back: D. Muck, K. Lion, T. Isham, A. Legendre, C. Martin, D. Keithan, K. Kane, D. Korb, L. LaPointe, A. Little, S. McPherson, M. McKenna. 99 Front: V. Porter, D. Rtxlgers, D. Ouellette, K. Nolin, M. Perrault, S. Repasz, L. Noyes. Center: C. Roy, D. Petty, D. Neil, S. Perry, D. Pezdirtz, R. Robinson, T. Pulsifer, R. Nelson, T. O'Dell. Back: E. Rodgers, R. Poulos, A. Nunez, J. Nagle, B. Rannie, B. Rockwood, M. Russell, G. Reed, D. Plourde. Front: J. Talbot, M. Savage, D. Smith, J. Slicer, T. Senecal, B. Wheeler, K. Westover, D. Wescott, B. Stetson, G. Soper. Center: S. Thomas, K. Stearns, K. Simons, C. Young, J. Wollrath, G. Turner, P. Woods, T. Thurston, M. Vankirk. S. Weston, S. Sheltra. Back: T. Shoma, R. Singleton, D. Whipple, C. Stanyon, J. Turner, P. Whipple, B. Whithead, B. Taylor, T. Spaulding, P. St.Pcter, B. Sager K Webbley, R. Sizen. 100 101 Freshman Class Front: C. Blessing, C. Clark, C. Baldwin, L. Brown, H. Billig, L. Brooks. Second Row: M. Ash, ). Baldwin, S. Brown, S. Barber, J. Argenia, R. Bussiere, W. Brown, L. Bedor. Third Row: C. Bullock, P. Brown, B. Allen, M. Bouffard, M. Benoit, J. Bunnell, K. Armstrong, C. Bradley. Fourth Row: M. Borsode, J. Benoit, D. Brush, M. Brown, C. Brill. Front: R. Demers, J. Daniels, S. Farmer, R. Foster, S. Frey, P. Entricate, T. Colt, D. Chandler. Center: J. Clark, j. Corbitt, S. Chandler, S. Dana, R. Daniel, M. Chamberlain, C. Cushman, B. Cameron, C Fielder, S. Christiansen. Back: D. Degree, D. Degree, M. Coe, D. Caron, L. Dolgin, P. Derosier, B. Emery, D. Coutu, T. Call, D. Duford, D. Chesbrough, A. Carpenter, W. Dupuis, S. Dodge, K. Edler, P. Churchill. r 6 102 Front: P. Jenks, G. Grandolfi, R. Greenleaf, K. Gray, R. Hayes,). Harris, P. lohnson. Center:). Holderby, R. Hit , |. Hale, J. Gingue. D. Henderson, M. Hayes, K. Gillander. R. Gingue, K. Hanes, O. Garcia, G. Hook, S. Jeffrey, ). Greenan, C. Laura, M. Johnston, L. Damon, L. Hook, D. Goodhue, A. Hrynchuk, R. Gourlay, S. Giguere. Back: A. Hoyt, S. Gendron, K. Hammer, D. Hale. Front: J. Montgomery, R. McFarlin, L. Merchant, D. Larocque, S. Murray, M. laferriere, A. Lote, K. Lewis, L. Matthewson. Center: R. Keen, T. Muzzey, M. Lyons, S. Leroux, ). McCarthy, D. Lepine, J. Morris, M. McLaren. W. Leavitt, H. Lapan, t. Kelliher, D. Leblanc Back: J. Knotts, R. Morris, A. Lacroix, S. Laine, J. Kasprzak, R. Leclare, K. Kennedy, R. Machell, A. Langmaid, R. McElroy, L. Mold, K. Lambert, P. Letourneau, S. Laz, D. Laberge, L. Marceau, L. Munkittrick, W. Marcotte, T. McReynolds. 103 Front: S. Patoine, S. Pellerin, R. Norcross, P. Rutledge, D. Patoine, J. Plaskov, V. Rowell. Center: M. Noel, L. Nelson, D. Paquin, L. Ruggles, K. Priest, V. Paul-Marie, C. Porter, A. Roberts, D. Roy. Back: R. Powers, D. Roberts, E. Robillard, C. Repasz, P. Racine, R. Richardson, D. Noyes, A. Pezdirtz, R. Reginault. Front: S. Temple, V. Thurston, D. Talbot, T. Young, D. Sylvain, D. Smith, S. Weston, K. Smith. Center: B. Savage, D. Simpson, C. Walker, B. Ward, D. Pearson, P. Viles, j. Vear, M. Strong, K. Weathers, D. Smith, T. Shields, P. Skannel. Back: F. Stringham, L. Smith, D. Tabor, M. Ward, B. Urie, M. Vermeulen, L. White, J. Wright, L. Shatney, E. Scott, J. Vandevelde. 104 105 Go Hilltoppers!!! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Andrea Handy, Bernie Noel, Jane Lax, Diane Noel, Jean Hall, Debbie Boland, Heather Warman. Missing-Laura Irving. 106 JV CHEERLEADERS: Front-Lori Maynard, Sheila Dodge, Doris Paquin, Terri Senecal, Stacy Lax. Back-Monica Noel, JoAnne Joyce, Beth Wheeler, Joni Sheer, Lori Marceau. MAJORETTES: Sue Mayhew, Karen Hammer, Lori Holderby, Jill Kimball, JoAnn Barber, Betsy DeWitt, Crystal Chandler, Karol Hammer. Missing-Robin Desrochers. to UU f 108 COLOR GUARDS: Front-Debbie Sawyer, Nancy Joyce, Robin Burke, Laurie Garfield, Jeana Bailey. Back-Helene Gingue, Lori Fisher, Pam Munkittrick, Jane Rutledge. 109 FLAG TEAM: Front-Debby Wilkins, Darlene Brown. Middlc-Valinda Bacon, Linda Brooks. Back-Theresa Roy, Sally Brill. Missing-Lori Batchelder, Anita Legendre. Give a yell! Give a yell! A good and hearty yell. 'Cause when we yell We yell like this ... And this is what we yell . T-O-P-P-E-R-S TOPPERS!! THE BEST!!! VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Front-Karen Brown, Donna Vcar, Andy Handy, Heather Warman, Betsy DeWitt, Margie Emmons. Back-Donna Bausch, Diane Noel, Kim Westover. |V BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Front-Stacy Lax, )oni Slicer. Middle-Sue Temple, Linda McGinnis, JoAnne Joyce, Terri Senecal. Back-Monica Noel, Lori Marceau. 111 112 Academy Band The Academy Band marched at four football games and in four parades-two local parades, All-State in Burlington and Districts in Newport. The Band also performed in five concerts including an exchange program with East Greenwich, Rhode Island. The highlight of the year was the Band's participation in the school's production of My Fair Lady. Academy Theatre Academy Theatre is an organization dedicated to the teaching of drama as a reflection of many phases of life. The student learns on the boards of the stage that the past is concerned not only with the Kings and Princes, but also with peasants, saints and sinners. In the process, students also learn the arts of costuming, lighting, makeup, sound effects and publicity. This year Academy Theatre presented for its Fall production William Inge's Pulitzer Prize winning tragedy Picnic. This Spring, in conjunction with the Music Department, the Lerner-Loewe musical. My Fair Lady was presented to capacity audiences. Academy Theatre is under the direction of Margaret Ryan. Its officers for the 1976-1977 season were: Steve Isham (President), Lori Fisher (Vice President), and Karin Hammer (Secretary ). 115 Academy Clubs DEBATING CLUB Front: R. Dillon, B. Bates, P. Dolgin, E. Bowman. Back: J. Clark, Mr. Brownell (Advisor), C. Repasz, M. Ellis, B. Bowman. Missing: B. Cirves, M. Borsodi. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—Front: B. Bowman, D. Lapierre, T. Marceau, D. Desrochers. 2nd Row: ). Bailey, D. Noel, S. Mayhew, M. Jeffrey, B. Snow, V. Pulsifer, C. Barrett, J. Kimball, P. McGinnis. 3rd Row: S. Abbey, C. Ryan, S. Isham, D. Bausch, S. Loring, L. Simpson, S. Russell, K. Gehlbach, A. Handy, K. Lynaugh, P. St. Peter. 4th Row: C. Judd, C. Racenet, B. Daniels, F. Parks, B. Cirves, B. Whittaker, B. Wilkjns, K. Hammer, L. Fisher, T. Prevost, S. Perry. Back: Mr. Frey (Advisor), M. Ellis, B. Chesbrough, E. Pearson, J. Barber, N. Poulos, B. Dumas, J. Rutledge, N. Eaton, S. Carlton, A. Bouffard, D. Thurston, V. Durnan. Missing: E. Bowman, L. Batcheldcr. 1 16 Library Volunteers The Library Volunteers are students who assist in the activities of the total Library Complex . Their responsibilities include helping with books and AV equipment. They assist with the total media services throughout the school. Members of the Volunteers choose either to specialize in media equipment or in print materials. As a club, they enjoyed bimonthly meetings and a spring cookout. Members of the club include: B. McPherson, S. Kurtz, L. Day, ). Stringham, S. Brown, R. Creenleaf, S. Kincaid, D. Alexander, K. Hayes, D. Adams, D. Sumers, D. Goodhue, ). Van-develde, G. Turner, A. Nunez, J. Isham, S. Brill, M. Clark, J. Corrette, R. Call, R. Benoit, K. Bris-son, M. Giacco, R. Welch, M. McFarlin, Mrs. Davis and Mr. Mallilieu (Advisors). I 17 Mat Maids At home wrestling meets, the Mat Maids have such jobs as Varsity and Junior Varsity scoring, team scoring, announcing when one or the other wrestler has points scored against him. Junior Varsity timing, and selling the Booster Club programs. At away meets, the Mat Maids perform similar activities as well as giving assistance to the team whenever it is needed. 118 MAT MAIDS Front: H. Hubbard, D. Kennison, Dianah and Debbie Parker (Co-Capts.), M. Larocque, S. Garrison, 8. Wheeler. Back: j. Harran, B. Daniels, C. Cormier, M. McKenna, K. Brown, ). Rutledge, C. Briggs, L. Smith. Missing: B. Winot, K. Kane. LYCEUM—C. Judd, P. Dolgin, W. Laberge, D. Hoyt, L. Fisher, R. Temple, S. Andrews. J. Clark. Missing: K. Hammer, J. Rice, V. Durnan, D. Lapierre, C. Ryan. STUDENT COUNCIL-Front: C. Repasz, C. Judd, R. Ward, J. Rutledge, S. Lax, P. St. Peter. Middle: M. Fisher, P. Dolgin, B. Dumas, S. Goss, L. Fisher, Mr. Daniele (Advisor), K. Brisson. Back: M. Borsodi, S. Hale, S. Isham, B. Laberge, J. Senecal (President). Missing: S. Andres, J. Bailey, L. Irving, T. Laberge, D. Lapierre, A. Repasz, J. Kimball, C. Frey, K. Hammer. GUITAR CLUB L. Day, M. Jeffrey, D. Sawyer, Mr. Wilkinson (Advisor). Missing: B. Bates, D. Wakefield, S: Jeffrey, S. Brown, B. Savage, M. Savage, S. Guy. THE STUDENT Front: S. Perry, S. Andrews, A. Handy. Middle: S. Lax, C. Barrett, E. Bowman (Editor). Back: Mr. Swartz (Advisor), J. Prevost, B. Wilkins, B. Cirves, R. Jenks, T. Hale, T. Smith. Missing: M. Hammer, M. Larocque, B. Bowman, M. Ellis, K. Hammer, K. Brisson, D. Boland. 120 Office Aides The Office Aides are a very unnoticed part of St. johnsbury Academy. However, they work very hard in assisting Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Wood run the office. Although it seems like a small job, there is really a lot to being an office aide. There are at least two girls every mod working in the office. These girls help answer the telephone, run messages, operate the Xerox machine, pick up absent slips and sometimes even show people around the school. The Office Aides are not the most important group in the school. Without them, however, the school would not be run as efficiently as it is. 121 OFFICE AIDES-Front: L. Day, A. Handy, K. Brown, |. Harris. Back: D. Noel, C. Chandler, D. Wakefield, S. Coss, S. Andrews. Missing: G. Reed, C. Carroll, R. Ward. 122 GIRLS' DORMITORY-Front: Kathy Kane, Reinette Scanlon, Debbie Tabor, Shelley Norrbom. Center: Kellie Shortsleeve, Johanne Pre-noveau, Susan Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Cummings. Back: Fern Stringham, Gina Grandolfi, Ms. Whitney. Missing: Donna Bausch 123 BOYS' DORMITORY-Front: Ed Goodwin, Jeff Vandevelde, Kris Shortsleeve, Vance Vandevelde. Middle: Bruce Way, Steve Perry, Al Nunez, Peter Hahn, Scott Kurtz, Bill Rockwood. Back: John Stringham, Peter Guerlain, Rob Holmes, Jonathan Bovee, Tim Nevins, Geoff Turner, Norman Mackey, Noble Allen, Scott Hooker, Keith Shortsleeve, Shaun Lernihan, Rick Cote, Jim Wellons. 124 -v as X +«- Super Seniors. BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE (far left): Sue Perry and Dan Bellavance SAYS MOST, THINKS LEAST (Center left): Heather Warman and Richard Goss MOST SPIRITED (bottom center): Fred Parks and Andrea Handy ROMEO AND JULIET (Above): Denis Noel and Nancy Joyce BEST PERSONALITY (right): Sue Perry, Donald Duck and Bob Jenks BEST DRESSED (top center): Jim Wellons and Laura Irving PRETTIEST EYES (far right): Karen Brown and Dan Bellavance DONE MOST FOR ST. J.A. (bottom right): Dennis Desrochers and Andrea Handy 126 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED (top left): Bruce Bowman and Elena Bowman PRETTIEST HAIR (left): Fred Parks and Lori Fisher CLASS DREAMERS (bottom left): Karen Lynaugh and Cary Hale CLASS FLIRTS (bottom center): Heather Warman and Jim Senecal BEST LOOKING (below): Andre Bouffard and Sue Perry 129 130 BEST ATHLETES (below): Craig Racenet and Nancy Poulos SAYS LEAST, THINKS MOST (right): Bruce Bowman and Elena Bowman BEST MUSICIANS (bottom center): Steve McGinnis and Bonnie Dunbar ACTOR AND ACTRESS (far right): Brent Cirves and Lori Fisher 13? Senior Class Officers Top Left: Sue Perry-Secretary Bottom Left: Brett Burlingame-Vice President Below: Andrea Handy-President Bottom Right: Lucy Simpson-Treasurer 133 135 It's almost time to say good-bye to all of the good times we've spent here. •w It makes us sad to have to go to many places far and near. But in our hearts these times will stay and never from us will they leave- 138 139 So from our hearts we give to you the happiness that we share and all the memories we have lived that have made us know how to care. Bonnie Dunbar 141 142 143 DEBORA ADAMS 75 L.l. game, Lunch with my friends, and accounting with jeana and combination journals. KIM ANDERSON Transferring, going to R.I., finding a buried treasure. Partying at L.C., E.F., C.P., Karme Choling, J.M., D.B., H.G., J.B., and most of all, my DAN, 5 14 75. SHARON ANDREWS Do you wanna dance? , SGP's, 9 8 73. 9 20 76. Dave W., Reach-Out, Being 18, Marie, Track, Coles, Barnet Center, Mick, Only 3 , Cick, 11 6 76. Captain, parties, Candlelite, A.R., Main Street, TOYMAE.. JEANA BAILEY L. l. Weekend 76 and the yellow Volkswagen, G.G.'s, I don't smoke!! , Wripping shorts!!!. Lunch with the ladies ?!, Foot Cloves, 54 D, Poison Ivy, Hi Marcia! RICK HORACE SMITH. JEFF BAILEY To Coach Murray, may he continue to have great success, To the Physiology class, keep on laughing. And a great thanks to Mr. C., Mr. Fi, Heather, and Pat. PETER L. BALLARD Academy Theatre Memories , Kel's Accident, Stuck in the mud, best of Luck to KN, PB, DW, DP, DP, Thanks M. C.B., Cheers to the Bear Den, Boston!, My Fair Lady , Peg's Chariot. JOANN BARBER Redecorating in Philadelphia, 17, Sophomore Summer, Petit Strolls, $3.00 Bonneville, lost snowbank Witch! 4 1 77, Majorettes, Dick's Chem, Crash 75, French Centerfold, Bear Mt., Harvey's Little idiot, 2 12 77: Trans-Am, Great Friends! SANDY BARNETT Creamettes, 13 14 Howdy's all the times at B.D. especially 3 26 77, Summer 75 at camp, the NOTE, Emersons, Maine, Burke, Cecil, J.B., My pals at the Bear Den especially Lenny, W.I.W.A.H.A.C.O. CAROL BARRETT Field Hockey, fire in the back!''. Cheering Softball, Emerson's, Maine, 1 19 75—M.C. and J.R., Fi's pig candle, NOTE, Winter Carnivals, F.A.N.K.P.R.A.D.S., Senior Parties!, Beanie, Sam, Rachael, Rick!, jeep, Burke, MARK!!! RODNEY BATES 10 31 75, Football, L.l. Came, White Water Race, N.E. Camp, 12 19 76. Candlelight TV, Beer Feast, Abstaining, John's Driving, Trips to Lyndonville, Rte. 18 and ROBIN DONNA BAUSCH Exchange, Weekends with SL and SN, SWAT, LI Party, Msytotlbygtb! , Mummy, Have a GT! Toyota Hill, TD, DS, Smile! Bush , Newport, Reading TB’s, derk! , JS, SH, MB, NA, KP, MIKE. CAROL BEAN Softball, Field Hockey, L.l. Weekend 75, 76, Senior Party, Fire in the back, (Carol) Bare, 3 19 77, B.W., L.E., R.M., S.H., Emersons, Texas, Parties with all my friends. Especially MARK!!! PATRICIA L. BEAN To Mr. Cehlbach my highest regards for all his help, Kelly, Julie, Peter and our fun. Love for me parents who helped my through trying times, Thanks St. J.A. and flagteam. JEFFREY BELKNAP Freddy Muc, Muc Parks and the crew, along with all of the hard hours at Portland St. Gulf, The night at the drafty Four Seasons, Gomer and the Blue Ford!, the J.S.! DAN BELLAVANCE HUH, ENO DOOG!, Kizzy, The Beast , Chicken George, my Pinto, Bluelights, Cole's, 4 13 74, 75, Cathy and the Four Seasons, S.M.S. Parties, N.D.R., Speedway, Emersons, Good times with the Gang, Football Camp, Hoop, Track, Academy Theater, BONNIE!!! LINDA BENNETT Summer of 76 with C.R., T.R., S.E., The races. Parties at N.D.R., the deals on Main Street with J.T., C.F., don't forget Concord Avenue!, and TIM!!! 146 PAT BENNETT Big Hoo-Rah at T-Bone's, All the parties at Portland St. Gulf and the happy daze that helped us, Headboard Alley, My reclining buckets in by Datsun and the nights they were reclined. ANNA BESSETT 3 21 73 with J.A., K.N., and B.H.!!!! 73-74 dormies and the cemetary, 76 Nightcrawlers, Get to-gethers at the Beast 77 , SMOKE, Gracie, Trips with the girls, Michael, MOST-JOHN. KATHY BUOLLE Ushers Club 74 , LI Weekends, Winter Carnivals, P.A.U.L. 75 , 76 , 77 , S.I.T.B., only once. DEBBIE BOLAND 8 24 75 R.D.M., Search 75, Fred's 1-4, SGP's, Good one huh?, jaws . Sprite night, Bethlehem, Harry's Puerto Rico Night, Laura (WMR, burnt boobs!, egging, tenting ), FANEKPRADS, H.S.H., Maine, Bahamas, Cole's Pond, 4 1 3 77. ANDRE BOUFFARD STP, MVP, LI Games, 27-0, Boys' State, Lake Crossing, STYX crunch , Football, SPPON SPOON FEATHER, Ma's Camp, LI Party 73, CLIQUE, Farm Parties, Cole's, punkin runs , Man Down! , Marshall, GR. BRUCE BOWMAN Soccer, Track, Floor Hockey, Checkmating Mr. Hegarty, Winter Carnival Dance 77, Trips to Indiana West Point, Boys' State, That's true Bill!, Lucy. ELANA BOWMAN Chess, Editing 76-77, B-Ball 75, Accounting I II, Tennis lessons, Th Jefferson, Rauschenberg, and Moby Dick, D.S. and friends. DARLENE BROWN SJA. Flag Team-Philly, B.P.G.'s Summer 76, Hugger, Sis-D.H., Later (much, much), Eager Beaver, Counselor-D.V., LI Weekends-NVRH, Batta Ho, Beat on it, Comerford, I'm skiing , my man MARK!!! KAREN BROWN Senior Weekend 77, T.L.H.C., My Fair Lady , 10 23 76. G.A. from L.I., GCCRKHCCSLPGBD, SCURVE, Cheering 76, 77, Drum Major, Color-Guard, Philadelphia 76, Good times with Academy Theatre, All-State, Good-bye St. |..CHRIS. LAUREL BROWN Good time swith all my friends, Carol, Jeana, Kim, Patsy, and Julie, Freedom at last 3 26. B.D. the old Mercury and most of all LOU, August 6, 1975. GARY BUNNELL Party at Robinson's, Sept. 15, 1976, Cole's Pond Dances and the ride up in the van. BRETT BURLINGAME STP, DartBoston, FB Camps, Carnivals, LI Weeks, Knee, CLIQUE, South Main, Farm, Camp, B's, Fred 1-4, Lake crossing, LISSBBJHCW, Hi Guy , V.P., Pandai Cape with Sue. Quiver , Mercedes Rides, Philadelphia, Carribbean. THERESA BUSSIERE Porch, R.T., the turkey and me, scars. Summer 76 , Boogie Boards, Gadadee's House, Ski-dooing with D-kids, SGP's, LI Weekends, Stealing truck, J.W., E.G., R.T., R.C., S.B., L.G., T.G., R.B. LISA CHANDLER LI Weekend 76 , Donna Carol, Gloves, Guys skidding, all the good Parties at Tim's and Donna's houses. Little Friday night with Tim, Reggie, Keith Jim, Donna Good time with B.P. SANDY CHURCHILL Sleepless weekends, kites ghost stories, the NOTE, Winter Carnivals, Car Troubles, band trips, rehearsals, play-doh, signs and snowmen, Big Mac, Weekends in W. Barnet, zap, good long laughs. BRENT CIRVES Knowing Provessor H.H., A.T. a picnic without ants, My Fair Lady-17 years, Bad Maid service. Bombing with K.K. et al, Schaeffer Seminar, Smedly— our car , VW cocktail hour, Champagn Borkum Riff, Dearest Weezy Carol. CARMEN CORMIER The NOTE, Sophomore lunch English, Music, Business Courses, Bus Trips, R.l. twice, Sledge hammer, Duey-Knee, Bev-YPIC, Bourbon, RIP!, Touchy Feely, Rides with B, B, J, Ah-Yes! SHARON CRAIG US HISTORY Class with DW 1976, Jay Giels, College Fair, Parties, 71 Capri, Luch Mod, March 19, 1977, trip to Manchester, Snow Shoeing and Canoeing 76, Most of all ED. BEVERLY DANIELS Hi There! , Chinese Firedrills, Lunch, Drivers Ed, The Phantom , Sir Randall, Madame Mar, Beep Beep, MFLPAWDCRI2, Ah-Yes!, Grub, Grump, Cap, YPIC, Flea, Touchy Feely, RIP!, Beat-cha! Beatcha!. BRIAN DANIELS Football Camp 75, Track 76, Coif 77, The LI Games, Band Trips to Philadelphia and Washington DC, Grand Union, Mr. Richards Accounting Class, Most of all DEBBIE. 147 PHILLIP DANIELS W.B.L.A., Cornroasts, Rocketting, Conn., Polyg- lot, Hickle, Hatveys, ).S., C.M.C., Deb, Annie, Jane, Mag, Judy's, Senor, Taylor's, L.l. Party, Retreats, Deeks, Musty, Borg, Mongo, HIRAM, Swimming at Carls, Hey Maann! MARIANNE DAVIO Summer 76, Target JD, M.S., P.G., P.W., A.B., J.W., K.C.M.L.E., LI Weekend, Thanks to Mr. Gehlback, Hoo-rah-rah, the Parties with the gang, the Park. LORI DAY To my friends, thanks for all the good times and the support that you've given me. May your following years be as great as mine have—because I've had one hell of a time! PATRICIA DEKOEYER Bonneville, Great Kidnap, 360 hillwinds, JoAnn's Snowbank, French Frogs, Metuse, A good friend JoAnn; D.B., S.M., but most of all, Sheridan, Jimmy, Karl, Charlie? etc ....Que sera sera. DENNIS DESROCHERS The boys. Cole's, T., YCC, Skiing, Track, Soccer, VNH stories, Danville Dances, FANEKPRADS , Winter Carnivals, Styx (we got a man down!). South Main, Catholic Central, Main, Arrow, MBLSKSJK, The Farm. SUSAN DIONNE Locker Room Painting, Ballroom Blitz, 2 long steps, 11 25 75, 9 25 76, New Year's Eve, Basketball, Trip to Burlington, M.D., Power Plant, Roger. CAROL DOPP To the best skipping days of my life, a new birth 12 23 76, The good and bad times at the Academy with L.B., S.D., etc.. Can't forget Jay. SABRINA DRESSER I will always remember all the good times at the Academy I have had with my friends, LD, LB, CD, LA. JULIE DROWN Special Friends-Pen is. Beany, Corny, Lady Patricia, the BBB, Eyes , C and C, sparking . Big Red, Snogging, creases and bumps, 10th mod, sniff where?, phone calls, hockey-sockey, heatwave, CIMO. TAMELA DROWN 11 1 75, Lag, SGP's, Blue Balls at Christmas, Senior Weekend, Good Friends RW, TL, BD, LI, Hockey, Tennis, LI Weekends, Battery Park, Styx, Good one, huh?! . Purple Mouth's 4 1 77, FRED. BONNIE DUMAS SGP's, camp with Nan, 8 26 76. LI Weekends, 4:30 am museum sunrise, petit strolls, 2 am, PJNR cruz, Styx, hockey tennis, Dick's Chem., 4 1 77, good friends, witch!, Track, 12 31 76, especially ARNE! BONNIE DUNBAR 8 26 76, Weekends in W.B., Philly Parking Lot, Lights out-Crash, East Greenwich, Burke Mt., Bonfires at lake, W.C. 77 , Sumer 76 , FB, M), JO, KS, NJ, JD, KB, 2 26 77. CINDY FAUFAW August 20, 1975, Heater Donna-Mae, Senior Class Picture, DL, CP, CB, RM, LC, RB, Pody, Winney, Obeast, Linda— the Omen , Concord Ave., August 25, 1976, Roger, the Pines , Center Road !, RFCRHDMFRAMF! SHEILA FENOFF Guitar club-junior year, mods 7, 8, 9, 10-Junior and Senior years. Gene, APEX, and all the good times with my friends, swimming at Harvey's, summer of 76. LORI FISHER Philadelphia, window at 2 am, Mainies, LI Weekends, Winter Carnivals, Joe Frogs, tire change , Colorguards, Theatre Picky, Maggie Chez Arch, MC delta T, SGP's, LI Beaches, John, Pretzels with DAD , Barnet Center, Jim 1 1 77, Friends—JrsIkhkbksdnmwbjphvdcjLI. LAURI GARFIELD the creamettes, Bear Den, Kenny's apartment, Douglas's, Girl's bathroom, late slip, 2 years colorguard, March 8, 1977, RL. MP, Greg, Mods 13 14, Howdy's, T-T, Cream Puff, Headboards, sarge. Little Kid. PATRICIA GARRISON Special Friends-Pen-is, Big Red, Beany, Lady Patricia, Academy Theatre, Darion Inn, the BBB!, LI Games, Winter Carnivals, 3 29 77, 7 4 76. Hockey-sockey, Having a heatwave, navy men in Alaska, Graduation. BOB GILDING sTp, Parties with the Clique, MIP with great thanks to Mr. B, Good times with Patty, Quiver rides to Burlington, Victor, Ge, and Me, Mainly my long last friendship with Gary. RICHARD GOSS LI WEEKENDS, JS, GH, MH, KH, PR, LF, The Guidance Office, Winter Carnivals, Mom's House and Moe, all, last but not least, the greatest man ever alive, Mr. Burlingame. GARY HALE H6269, Detention Study, The time I went Roller Skating, HLC, Art, Lunch, Archery, the LI Parties I missed, GX672. 1 48 TOM HALE '53 OLDS, Holey Mattress, Keg Parties, Robinson's Party, Waterford Party, LI Weekends, Merl Mobile, Baseball, Sophomore LI Party, Three Leaps to Safety, The Boys, Most of all—Graduation. KARIN HAMMER T.L.H.C., crepes, majorettes, England, Music, S.C., A. T.: Lorraine chez Archibald, crazoes, Poc-mwctdjessmfl, What kind of service, HH? , menagerie, Friends—sjltb3jpick2dwk, libgjhfnlrhmj, no fair, K.B. (avbfa), Christophere. ANDI HANDY 1 31 75: C.S.T., Wonder, Fred's 1,2,3,4, Cheering, T.A.M., LI Weekends, W.C. 77, Camp, B's, Dougie, Mark, Tom, Sprite Night, Pretzels-DFD, SGP's, Starchie's friends, FA-NEKPRADS, Soph. Weekend, Mainies at 1, DIANE, BRETT. SANDY HENAULT 3 26 77, 4:30 a.m., 3 11 77 . 5:30 a.m., Good times at B. D., STYX, Monte Carol, LI Weekend 76 , Pueblo, Bones, RYDE, Barb, Joe, Mat, Pizza Keg, Real Food, Partying with Linda, friends, SGP's, TaTooo. DONNA LANSFORD LI Weekends Mittens, Party's with Tim, Lisa, Keith, Reggie, Ernie, Paul, and Steve, Friday Night in Littleton, The party rig with Buzzwell, Ricky and Mike, Keeping Sandy out of trouble. LAURA IRVING Painting lockerroom, Fred's 3, Cheering, Barre Boys, Friends-LN, DN, JP, RW, TD, SP, DV-Rodd's, JTC 3, PO (UVM), Tenting, Deb ( Egging, WMR, Burnt Boobs , Maine), LISSBBCWJH, Who's Calling? From Where?!!, volvo, 11 6 76, all night, waterwatching, A DIAMOND!!!, ESPECIALLY CASEY. JEFF ISHAM Fishing, Hunting, Lancaster fair with Earnest, Bates Party, The boys. Going down to Boston, Tic, Merle, MK, MP, NO, NA, STHA, 27, LI 0, All Stars 75, Baseball, Football, Class of 77. WONDER Summer St with AH, BB, JP, DB, AB, ?rl Sculpture, Fred's First, Sophomore Weekend, MC delta T, Mrs. Cow-banger, the Mssssssssss!. Shamrock, Academy Award, Rodd's Pool, Girl's Dorm, Mod 10, Bitennial P-Raide , WONDERLAND. MARY JEFFREY Hockey, Fire in Back , Softball, Dot's, Three Longest Steps , Ballroom Blitz , Fall 75 with GKB, Winter Carniv- als, Football v mes. Cheering, Fi's Classes, Li, Bonz's camp, Bonnie, Sc.'dy, Nancy, Mic, Terri. BOB JENKS Roger ILY, LI step Painting, Flying Airport, Fred's parties. Weekends, S. To H., Mooo, Ducks, Hanksville, Pancakes, Waterbury Kids, Chemistry, Huh Eno Doog, Archie's Gettogethers, Colespond, Muffins, Fishcips, 67 Chevy, Skiing, Soccer, SUE. NANCY JOYCE 2WC, 2ST, 2LI, Speedball, Search 76, FANEKPRADS, Missions (Reach Out), STUPID, ONE DAY CLOSER!!, Ice Cream, Barnet Center, 11 6 76. stairs , the bars in Conn., pickles. Jeep rides, SGP's, Colorguards, and most of all DENIS. STEPHEN KEEN Cross Country running, 74-75 Outdoor living trips, LI Weekends, Fight on the Interstate, Cruising nights with 68 and 76 Dodge vans and Kawasaki 350. DIANE M. KENESON I had a good time here at St. Johnsbury Academy. BRENDA KNUTSEN Nassau Bahamas 2 19 77 with Barb, unforgetable friends, NJ, Vanhorns 4 2 77 Downtown Alley Brown!, nightly tea with M D, Crow's nest, skiing, Don't give up G.R., Baseball-Bullpen-12 18 76 .... J.W.O.!!, Next Year? TERESA LABERGE Streaking, 4:30 am Museum Sunrise, Sophomore Summer, Starchie's, David, DAT, Foundations, 92, SGP's, 149 Chuco, dreaming, 3 26 77, Overhang NH, Chicken George, The Gang, Bistro, we laughed so hard, Beaver— Maybe Someday ... NELSON LAMBERT Merl's Morgue (Gulf Station), Barre with Pooh and the boys, 76-77 CYO Heads, Chemistry with Wood, Sophomore LI party with Fred Parks (fight), Mostly—JILL!!! DENISE LAPIERRE Foundations, 92, DAT, Chucko, streaking, the rig. Roots, parties, SGP's, chevies, Reach-Out, Dreaming, Puerto Rico Night, Bist, Coles, T.A.M., 12 23 76—ring on Toyota Hill, LI Weekend 76, The Gang. LINDA LAPIERRE LI Weekend, 75 Football games, Outdoor Living, July 4th and Boston, Trip to NY, Good times and B.D., trip to Florida. SUSAN LAX Twins, Montreal, Ink puddles in art. Matt, 7 4 74, SBHS, WCS, Essex Parties, Senior Weekend, MFL, SGP's, Law's Island, The guidance office, KB, D D, LF, AB, AR, SD, and all my friends. STEVE LEAVITT CYO Basketball, Merl Mobile, Baseball 75 77, South Main St., Latin Gates, North Danville Road, Boston Weekend, Burke Mtn., Summer of 76, Vanhorns, 3 24 77, LSC, Toyota. JOHN LEMIEUX Class of 77, the trip to Newport, Harveys, Red Pick up, my friends Stan, Dave, Gary, Mitchel, Most of all Joyce. GARY LEPINE 2 26 75-Montreal, 8 1 76, STYX, Nancy Willey, LI Weekend, 76 Senior Prom, Vincent, Idle Hour, 10 24 76, Kar-man Ghia and especially Denise. SHAUN LERNIHAN CLIQUE, Stetson's camp, Burlingame's, Dartmouth, South Main St., Bridge, Ocean, LI Weekend, Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Dorm, Lemi, Rodd's Farm, Hooker, Wellons, Mr. Murray, Mr. Graham, good times with Jean. SHERRY LORING Exchanges, Weekends with DB SN, SWAT, MSY-TOTLYGTB!, The Tressle, Reading TBS, Aerosmith Concert, Camp, Cape Cod, Funny Cokes and Chocolate Babies with TM, President JBL, The Pinetree, DGATVAMDOWBAS. KAREN LYNAUGH SGP's, Softball 4 yrs., LI Weekends, Chocolate Cake, Petit Strolls, Dream On , P B, Blue Vet, First Time Quebec, 4 1 77, Witch Bitch, What? , Good times with friends. BARBARA ANNE MACHELL Summer of 74, US History Class, Senior Englis Class, Senior Party's, Sunday afternoons riding around Main Street, My Senior Year, Most of all Mike G. and Dave S. JULIE MAGGON 3 7 75, Norcross's, LI Weekend 76 , Burning Chair, parties, Holton's Bridge, Coles Pond, 7 75 PR, BB, GH, SL, BE, DW, Florida Trip, Camp, HO, Shamrock Gang, Getting Lost, Backroads, BIG!!!! TERRI MARCEAU MJ, Mic, Two Longest steps , Three Quarts , Fire in the back of the bus. Band—Philadelphia, SM, East Greenwich, Newport, Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Dot's Party, Weed , Little , Hot Lips , ECP. MARC MARINELLI Red Dog: Sherm, Mods 9 10 Soph Gold, DPKPRRWCKRGLOW, Soccer, NY 75, Coles Rond, THLGNDRHL, ELEC. Bob's Baby Bong, In's of Bear Den, Concerts, Pound of Profit 4 10 77, Chairlift, Regular 254. RICHARD MARTEL Party at Emerson Falls, Senior Pumpkin Hunt, Turning 18 on 1 5 77, and being with WENDIE. SUSAN MAYHEW The gang, $2.12 desperation, Lancaster Fair, Lodge, rum swizzles, Paquettes, M.O.'s, LI Weekends, Bi-tennial P-rade, Boobie 1, Hamburg, Tar Babbie, Dungarees, Camera Kid, Organ Grinder, MC, Teddy Bear, You're so cute. JAMIE McCABE St.J.A., 9 75—6 77, Rita (Kimbob), Gingue (Heifer), Health Occ., 9th mod with the gang, LI Weekend and my French Frog DAB, (Ribit). penny McGinnis NIGHT STROKER remembers: Friends, Big Red, Lady Patricia, Beany, Morning, The BBB, eyes , snogging, phone calls, C and C, sparking, creases and bumps, SNIFF-where?, Pen is what?, Let's be civilized!, keep stroking! Stephen McGinnis Football, Golf, Electronics, Dave's Blue Ford, FANEK-PRADS, Woody's, Philadephia, Rodd's Pool, Fred's 1-4, Noel's Wobert, LI Weekends, The J.S., Toyota, Pikes, Drugmobile, Wink, Prom 76, Dances MOST OF ALL PARTYING!!!! Robert l. mcpherson, jr. Vi a year here, and Vi a year there, this Senior is spread 150 out everywhere. Oh San Francisco, thanks for the calendar Mr. Ballard. BERNADETTE NOEL SCPs, R.O. Weekends, 1 1 77 party and weekend, Spanish Rice, Cheering, All my friends, esp. LN, DV, DP, BJ, )P, MF, Stairway to Heaven , Apollo, Ride to Barre, Puerto Rico Night, MICHAEL—1 25 75. DENIS NOEL CMF FR-BRS, WCS, Senior Weekend, 1 5 CC, Coles, Keg Party (Cinny), FANEKPRADS, LI Week 76, 11 6 76, Missions (Reach-Out), Search 80, Drafting with a T-Bone, LHBC, STUPID, and most of all NANCY!!!! DIANE NOEL 10 5 74. TOMMY, 48, Roger , Cheering, LI Weekends, Barnet Center, Friends, Harry's, Camp, B's, Puerto Rico, Sprite Night, Freds 2-3-4, Starchies , Search, Flying at Airport , Lyndonville, Four Seasons, SGP's, Tractor, Babe Band, Forever-Panda. KELLY NOLIN Freshman Yr. with j.A., B.H., and ANNA, 3 8 74, Summer '74, Drouin Street, Supertramp, Boston, Thanks to D.B., for D.W., Cheerleading, DB, SP, and all good times with Pea, Ge, Knut, Karen, and friends. LINDA NORCROSS Dencross, FANEKPRADS, Trip to Barre, Puerto Rico Night, SEARCH, SGP's, Good one, huh! , HSH, Jaws , 4 1-3 77, Babe Band, Tractor, Spiderman, Holly , Hey T ..LI Weekends, Special Friends, Mr. Fi, True Rick, and forever, Betsy and Debbie. JAY NOYES Summers at Crystal Lake, Montreal and the Mountain Parties, April 76 with Knut, and all the Hoo-Rah's with the boys. DEBORAH A. PARKER Robin, ML, Lynburkes, SGP's, Wrestling States 75 76 77, Field Hockey 76, P's Parties, Senior Weekend, Oz, WCLI, NY, MYF, Maine, Montreal, JM, Friends, Good times H's, Boston, TBm. DIANAH J. PARKER Wrestling States, Times-H's, Field Hockey, Maine, 75 FRED PARKS Sports, Dave's Blue Ford, Woody's summer '75, Cole's 7 2 76, Spider, Rodd's Pool, Mine 1-4, LI Weekends, FANEKPRADS, Wink, Wobert's Classes, The Cape, Winter Carnivals, Noel's, The J.S., Toyota, Pikes, Drugmobile, KATHY! ARTHUR PATENAUDE Zeke, Andrew, Farmer, July 4, 1976, Gunnop, Charles, Hodge, Whitey and Building Trades, Lez Moore (and Frey's office), with some for Sue. MIKE PAYETTE Class of 77 , Autoshop, Mr. Hoyt's science class, trips to Burlington and especially the one to Newport, Harvey's Lake, John, Dave, Stan, Mike and friends. Most of all DEB. ERICH PEARSON SS 10 19 76, HN 10 31 76. Hot August Night, S.V.A.N.'s 76, Leg's in the closet, Freddy at the door, P. LI S 11 3 76. P.L.A.F.A.C., SW 77, S.O.T.H. 1 3 77, especially my love, the Little Queen . SUSAN PERRY Friends, , Hockey, Lagunillas, Quito, Fred's 342, Senior Weekend, LI Weekends, Winter Carnivals, Cape (Sampsons, P-Town), Good one, huh? , foolishness. Kite flying, Montreal, Fire on in the back! , Mainies at 1, SGP's, Softball, BOB. JIM POOLE Party at Pete's, in and outs of the Bear Den, Senior Skips 74 75 76, Party at Winchester, Mass., Headboard Alley, New Year's on a Toyota!, LI Parties!, STYX Concert , Gold!!, Hoo-Rah!!! NANCY POULOS 18, Kissing DAVE, The Celts, Basketball, Softball, catching, my weeds, camp with Bon, Warthead, Julz, Friends, 4 1 77, 4:30 am Museum sunrise, PJN R, 2:00 am, Bist, 4 9 77, TH, Bob and the Vette, MARK!!! 151 JOHANNE PRENOVEAU LI Weekends, Winter Carnivals, SGP's, Fred's 4, Parties, 12 17 76, My Friends SPKSLNDKLI, Norcross's, Foolishness, 11 19 76, Spiderman, Tractor, Babe Band, Senior Weekend, Search, Hockey, Softball, See We're not the only ones, ESPECIALLY SCOTT!!! JERRY PREVOST Hey Deenk!, Fred's 1-4 to come, Muffins, Miller, Russian, Deb's Camp, Boston's Bars, Coles, Fish and Chips, Four Seasons, Interupting in Conn., The Old Gang. TIM QUIMBY Tuesday Nights, Harvey's Lake, Hunting camp. Jeep, the bull, biking, 11 12 75—Rolling Down to Robinson's Flat, the boys, Emerson's “Blue Lights , Saturday afternoon adventures, Denise, Parties. CRAIG RACENET Fishing trip. Hunting Trip, Lancaster Fair, W. Boomer, Sugar on snow party, St. J. 27-L.I. 0, For some nice times AH, SD, DL, Karen, for a great senior year. GINA E. REED SGP's, Good times with Gram 4 1-3 77, Jo-Babe at Vear's, HO class Knut, Bear Den, Winter Carnival, Jeremiah's with Deb, Junior year with Andre, 11 8 75, Senior Prom '76, Coles Pond, Ginger, Friends. ANDI REPASZ DAT, Lyndonville, 92, Puerto Rico Night, Coles, Maine, HSH, Bowling, Roots, Friends, Reach Out, I never laughed so hard!. Bistro, all Praties, Huh eno doog, jaws, the rig, SGP's, Munchies, tree and rock, EVERYTHING!!!! JULIE RICE PJNR at 2:00 am, Petit strolls avec Jo, Nate Cowens Poulos, Db Deb!, Talks with Neece, Til's parties, Fish, WEEKENDS, Missions, 1 2 76—Drone, The Ford, Parties, WC's, Beast, all the girls. SHAUN RUSSELL STYX Concert, New Year's '75 stuck on Toyota Hill, K.F.'s New Year's 76, Mark's little Big party, Run in with A.P. on MX, M.F. shortcut from Coles Pond, Ins and outs of Bear Den. JIM SENECAL Hey Deenk; Survive!!!, Weekend “77 , Derbs, Irv, Flake, Red, MFL, Pinafore, Currans, Sports, Montpelier, 18 , Disco Tex, Archies, West Barnet, Johnny Fish, PK-LI-Scrambled Eggs!!, pumpkins, AAJHCRISBSAHARDNSE MPHWGR, Parties Boogie!!! TOM SHERMAN sTp, Trips to Burlington, Concerts, Boston, Away Games, Harvey's, Bethlehem, 53 Olds, B100 DIANE, Backroads, Coles Pond, Cape Cod, Harry's, Bluelights, Woody's, the CLIQUE, Bong Burke, Art, Cruisin; South Main Street, Marcy. KELLIE SHORTSLEEVE 2FH4ST4SB, BCSLIRIWDCPHMSPMFL, Red Coach, LI Weekends, Academy Awards, Winter Carnivals, Reach Out, Hotel McAlpine, UFAG's, Good one huh!, BYO, Texas, Search 74 85, Wonderland, Streaker, Bike Ride, 14, SGP's, Foolishness, Trips, Red Crayon, Friends. LUCY SIMPSON “G.S.C., record 4, and frostheve, Fred's 1, 2, 3, 4, X-run-ning, Ski Team, Track (relay team), Nitsche, Duke, Blue Country, Y.B., R.T., (Best times living room, rainy night), T.B., (B.P.), S.H. DAVID SMITH Matk Howell's Party, A Holloween night with Soot and the Gang, LI Football Games, Victory Winter Carnival, Soccer, Track, Mr. Eaton, Mr. Stowe, T.K., G.H., D.T., and other friends. KARL SMITH 3 years Wrestling, Broke foot, Mainies, LI Weekends, Tank Traps, RSBP, 75, 19 miles 10 minutes. No Lights, Great Chase, 76, Wilkes (Bong-Crash), Scurve, Get Back, 2MUH, VERT. RICK SMITH Football camp and Football season of “76 , Partying, with Ging-gue, Senior Pumpkin hunt!. Shocking experience in LI, last but not least JEANA. THOMAS SMITH Jenk's boarding house, foxy lady, Sheratan Bar-Boston, Fred 1, 2, 3, 4 to come, Cooties, Quarter Pound, Muffins, 152 Interrupted in Conn., Le Bistro, Fish 'n Chips, forgotten memories. DIANE SOMERS LI Weekend, 5 27 76, 1 13 77 with D.S., The Keg, Exchange Concert, My Fair Lady , Most of all Camp. SCOTT STETSON sTp, Bethlehem, Boston, BV on Bus, Painting Locker-room, Cape Cod, Dartmouth, CLIQUE, South Main Street, Camp, Farm, B's, Lake Crossing, LI Weeks, STYX, Spiderman, LISSBBjHCW, Spoonfeather, Away games, Hi Guy , 11 19 76, JOHANNE. JOHN G. STRINGHAM Mr. Broughton, Electricity, LI Weekend, Winter Carnival, Mr. Conover, Dorm, Biology, RHSM dorm, camping trips, Ms. Turpin, Sharks and kitchen, Mr. Fox and Art. DONALD TIMSON Boston, Drive inns with Mickey Mouse, Rhode Island, Accounting, Weekends, Best wished to DB, BT, and RC, Good Bye St. J.A. RACHAEL TWISS July 4th, LS, Stolen Truck, VTBD, Midnight Rendes-vous, LI Fair fence, concerts, CB, Scars, Summer 76 , TB the Turkey and me, Boogie Boards, Alcoholics Anonymous, Porches, WDD, New Years 77 . DONNA VEAR Coles Pond, Jean's closet, And's Bathroom, Big 13 , Linda's Stairs, Mailbox, 92 , Good one huh?!, BNLNDNARLIDLRWTDDB, HSH, Search '75, DPD, LI Weekends, SGP's, the rig, Weekends , Jaws , Holly Hobbie, DP! ROBIN WARD Debbie, Dianah and all the great times, Weed, TD, LI, friends, SGP's, TH's party. Pretzels, Christmas Ball, Barnet Center, Newport, 3 31 77, MYF, Mr. T., Sunday basketball, Dances, 9th Mod, lunch, oz, TUFFY!!! HEATHER WARMAN Cheerleading 1-4, Co-Captain 4, Track, LI Weekend 76 with JS, 4:30 am Museum Sunrise, Summer at Boland's, Cole's Pond, Christmas trip to Haiti, 1 14 77, Scott T. Hooker, and the Dump. DANIEL WARNER 72 Javelin, 73 Comet, '66 Dart, Zayre, Bouchard's Store, Concord High School, The New Bear Den, Le Bistro, RYDE. JIM WELLONS Dorm, LI Games, Gym Parking Lot, Stetson's Camp, Rachel Bussiere, Bob Hill, 3 8 77 Birthday, Winter Carnival Court, Mr. Durnan, Mrs. Gale, Steve Lowrey, Linda Gracie, Robin Drown, Gadapee's House, My Mother's Money. DAVID WHITCHER Good times with friends, Boston trip to C.A., Study Halls, Knowing L.S., Weekends, Mod 7 Lunch Partners, and all the fun times at St. J. A. BRENDAN WHITTAKER 11 5 76, SPRING Canoe trip 1976, White Water , Smiley, Two different shoes, little Blue Datson Pickups. BRENDA WILKINS Field Hockey , Captain, Hartford Gameball, Bouf, Paula, 12 10 76, Neighborhood , 8 12 76 with Paula, Wendy, Carole, Got any silvers? . Softball, FHBBCAMP, 3 19 77, Karen, Cort, Tobb, BICKS, 7 4 76, 23 , Weed, EKBW, Mr. C. Accounting. TIMOTHY KNIGHT Party at Gary's, New Year's 77, Denise 4 19 60, Bingo Rats, Whitey, Four wheeling with Hodges, Randy's 18th Birthday, Lionel, Jonny B, M.I.T., Mikey, Crashing the Datsun. PETER GUERLAIN Thumbing, Pillow fights with Kurtz, Lunch with Pickle, Pluto, Mr. Nelson, Colleges, The Administration , Thanks F.G. and B.G., who made it all possible, Cee, with her love and moral support!!! MIKE WILLIAMS How many times does 15 go into 32? 33? , Sky Bars, Lonely nights with Dolly Parton, Most of all 2 3 77 (love and kisses). 153 vv W,o n, snatune ScunniA tfu fc dwri k rrutn. Members of the English Department include Tom Brownell, Terry Cantor, Mary Ellen Caplan, Bob Fiorelli, Charles Hegarty, Jerry Aldredge, Cary Moore, Les Moore, Joyce Racenet, Bob Swartz and Bruce Buxton (Chairman). English Department You are a very unusual person. No one can stand where you stand, know what you know, feel what you feel, be what you are, or do what you do. Think of that for a moment. No one can do, be, feel, know, or think exactly as you can. That makes each one of us a very unusual person. The highest honor that could be bestowed has been granted to each of us, the honor of being a special person without a duplicate. ‘Quotations in this section are taken from the work of Harold ). Drown. 157 Instructors in the History Department include Paul Chouinard, Peter Graham, Layne Higgs, Sandy Murray, George Plummer, Richard Redznak and Lou Dainele (Chairman) 158 No one ever lived a great life or accomplished any great thing who did not give more of self and time and energy than was expected, more than he was paid for. It is this little bit extra that spells the difference between a life that just gets by and a life that leaves the world a little richer, a little better, and a little happier than when that person came in to it. 159 Science Department Hope is the belief we have in our dreams plus the courage to work toward their fulfillment. Without this belief and without this courage our hopes will remain only dreams, and as such our hopes become pacifiers lulling us into a false sense of security. Hope is really the other half of our dreams. It is the working half. And hope is that quality in us that acts as a telescope to look through and beyond our troubles to some good end. It does not eliminate the troubles, but it does cast a light through and beyond them to give us courage to fight on. Members of the Science Department include Howard Crawford, Alden Eaton, Bruce Hoyt, Ed Kennedy, Robert Nitsche, Ernest Racenet, Richard Roosa and William Stowe (Chairman). The Mathematics Department consists of the following members: Cordon Bess, Wayne Achilles, John Conover, Thomas Ingram, Dianne Rolfe, Charles Thurston, Paul Wilkinson and Lucille Byrne (Chairman). Mathematics Department The world is so full of people who believe in a lot of things a little bit, but not in anything very much. And anyone who does not believe in something wholeheartedly has no goals, no ideals, and no future. But the person who believes in something good with all his heart and might is on his way—and will enjoy the trip. _ 163 Foreign Language The world is filled with secrets, wonderful secrets of power and beauty undreamed of. And it is our privilege to find those secrets and to release them to the world. This is what learning is for. Each person is born to discover some small part of the secrets of life. 166 Members of the Business Department include Nancy Bellefeuille, lack Cummings, Mary Beth Lane, Gerald Richards and Maybell Peck (Chairman). Business Department It is our responsibility on this earth to throw a friendly arm about the shoulders of one who is stumbling and to speak a word that will tell that person that here is a friend. That may be all that is needed to bring him back, to lift his spirits, and to make the sun shine for him. 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Ducham, D.D.S. 96 Portland Street Compliments of Maple Grove Inc. Ellis' Paint and Wallpaper 85 Eastern Avenue Greenwood Sales Service Memorial Drive Gold Crown Lanes Caplan's Army Store 110 Railroad Street Work Clothing and New Sport's Department 748-3236 23 Hastings Street Compliments of C.H. GOSS COMPANY MARDOM INDUSTRIES 17 Central Street Firestone Tires Gossco Retreads Gulf Oil Products Tire Service Centers: Passumpsic and Portland Streets LAKES REGION OPTICIANS, INC Hospital Drive 748-4748 Complete Eyeglass Service C. Richard Irving, Registered Optician George G. Irving, Manager Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. John Downes Lyndonville, Vermont Compliments of Recreation Plus Clothing and Sportswear Lyndonville, Vermont Friendly Beverage and Redemption Center Don's Wayside Furniture 121 Portland Street East St. Johnsbury Route 2 748-8930 Full Line of Beverages Domestic and Imported Wines and Beers 748-3774 and 695-8856 MY CREED by Dean Alfange I do not choose to be a common man, it is my right to be uncommon—if I can. I seek opportunity— not security. I do not wish to be a kept citizen, humbled and dulled by having the State look after me. I want to take the calculated risk, to dream and to build, to fail and to succeed. I refuse to barter incentive for dole. I prefer the challenge of life to the guaranteed calm of Utopia. I will not trade freedom for beneficience nor my dignity for a hand-out. It is my heritage to think and act for myself, enjoy the benefit of my creation, and to face the world bodly and say, This I have done. IMPEY INSURANCE, INC 93 Portland St., St. Johnsbury, Vt. 05819 748-2323 Hugh Impey Paul Poulos Jim Impey Don Haslam Hovey's Your Family De Main Store-Family Shoes- St. Johnsbury, Vt. an Shops partment Store Men's Store -Thrifty Shop d Woodsville, N.H. ® 1 FARM BOY i N i drive-in K- H | M FRIED CHICKEN SEA FOOD ; § ROOT BEER - MALTS - ICE CREAM || WTWN Radio Station 1340 Concord Avenue St. Johnsbury, Vermont Compliments of Kitchenland Inc. H.R. Hawkins, Jeweler 57 Eastern Avenue Compliments of The Fabric Shop Witters, Zuccaro, Willis and Lium 101 Eastern Avenue Compliments of Lyndonville Office Equipment Allen Lumber Co. 30 Bay St. E. Alfred Thomas, M.D. Ted V.J. Houle, M.D. Compliments of The Jeanette Shop Candlelight Restaurant Candlelight Gift and Antique Shop Hastings Hill Compliments of Murphy Electric Service Inc. 15 Portland Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont Compliments of John Moore, M.D. Lawrence Sangravco Inc. St. Johnsbury, Vt.-Guildhall, Vt.-Woodsville, N.H. 748-3856 and 748-9101 Robert C. Carr and Co., Inc. 63 Main Street 748-3124 Stocks, Bonds and Mutual Funds Paul G. Curtis, Francis X. Collins, David B. Franklin, Clark Molinaroli Reed Insurance Agency, Inc. 55 Main Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont 748-3169 Compliments of Simone's Compliments of Dr. Harold Kennedy Dr. Richard Fitch Compliments of David A. Hantman, M.D. Jerry Berke, M.D. Courtesy of Dr. E.E. Johnston Dr. A. Abadi Compliments of St. J. Hardware Ray's Welding Shop Memorial Drive St. Johnsbury, Vermont Ray Dionne—Owner AVO PAINTsGLASS SALES SERVICE Compliments of Shamrock Restaurant Compliments of Fashion Flair Beauty Salon Compliments of Diana's Beauty Salon Compliments of Desrochers Pharmacy Norcross Office Equipment, Co. 20 Bay Street Courtesy of C. Ronald Spaulding, D.D.S. Compliments of David Toll, M.D. Compliments of Anonymous Hubert Hawkins, D.D.S. St. Johnsbury, Vermont Courtesy of Dr. Sturgis The Fun Shop 99 Eastern Avenue East End Market JOSTEN'S 80 Concord Avenue Official Jewelers for St. J.A. Schoolcraft Poultry Farm Jim Delois Peacham, Vermont Box 468 Augusta, Maine Ralph Page and Sons 592-3382 592-3532 Congratulations Hilltoppers Tomorrow is what you make of it. Colt Industries Fairbanks Weighing Division Compliments of Aime's Restaurant and Motel St. Johnsbury Answering Service 748-2311 Maurice E. Rowe, M.D. 122 Railroad Street White Brothers East Peacham, Vermont 592-3254 Building—New—Remodeling—Repair—Fiberglass Robert O. Whisenhunt 748-9506 and 626-9294 Northern Lights Bookshop Fine Books—New and Used Johnson Suburban Gas Co. 74 Pleasant St. Wayne's Building Materials Memorial Drive Compliments of Dr. Silloway Dean's Shoe Store Quality Shoes For All The Family 121 Railroad Street The Cross Country Ski Shop St. Johnsbury Compliments of A Friend Compliments of Ken Aldrich Formica Products Waterford, Vermont 748-9122 Compliments of North Country Studios H.W. Briggs Heating Fuels Robo Carwash Bouffard Insurance Agency Life—Fire—Auto—Accident—Liability 132 Railroad Street 748-9033 ■BBS McLaren's Inc. Passumpsic, Vermont 748-2703 or 748-8314 Compliments of Northern Auto Supply St. lohnsbury, Vt. and Woodsville, N.H. The U.S. Navy St. Johnsbury, Vermont Recruiters: Ken Dean and Paul McCullough Peck Co. Fred W. Lewis Oil Co., Inc. 1 Parker Court St. Johnsbury, Vermont Portland St. Paint Supplies Housewares—Hardwares Sporting Goods-Carden Supplies 748-3011 a FIRST national bank Benoit's Honda Dealer Flowerland Lyndonviile, Vermont Lyn-Burke Motel Lyndonviile, Vermont Merriam-Graves Co. 189 Railroad St. WHITE MARKET 69 Depot Street Serving Lyndonviile and Vicinity Quality Shopping For Your Whole Family 626-9898 Anchor Way Motel Route 5 Lyndon, Vermont 802-626-5832 Courtesy of Dr. James W. Russell Scotti Muffler Center 157 Railroad St. St. Johnsbury, Vt. Caledonia Auto Parts 103 Portland St. St. Johnsbury, Vt. Compliments of The Henault Press St. Johnsbury, Vermont Heritage Glass Co. Lyndonviile, Vt. Caledonia Fuel Co. 61 Portland St. Courtesy of A.W. Witherspoon, Phd. Psychologist Family Counseling Brown Electric Portland St. Bowles Carpet and Linoleum Railroad St. Green Mountain Supermarket Green Lantern Restaurant Route 5 William T. Costa Jr. % Railroad St. Harvey Caplan 748-9739 Paul Croteau Contractor- Builder Blue Ribbon Photograph 1975 Vt. Professional Photographers' Assoc. The Jenks Studio of Photography Celebrates Its 91st Year Of Photographic Service To The Community And Extends Warm Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 1977 And Welcomes Them Into The St. J.A. Alumni Association Of Over 8000 Illustrious Members St. johnsbury Auto Dealers Quality Motors Walker Brock Vinton Motors Warren Motors Raymond B. Hoar Inc. Lyndon Motors Jerry's Auto Wayne Ford Sound Ideas 66 Railroad Street Eddy's Donut Shop Sunshine Store Fashions Eastern Avenue Compliments of Grinders and Sandwiches Colonial Beauty Shop See You Again Next Year Wayland Flowers and Madame