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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1980 volume:

St. Johnsbury Academy St. Johnsbury, Vermont the human quality of education 2 Education is people: giving and getting. Buildings are important, so are courses, books and laboratories. But the human quality of education is the most important of all. 3 A good school believes that an individual should become sensitive to the world and the things in it. The students at that school should try to make a conscious choice for individualism with the ultimate goal of feeling personally significant and worthwhile. 5 sweet moments of unorganized time Life at a high calibre school moves quickly from one activity to another. There is a constant demand on a student's energies. Classes, sports, studies, extracurriculars and here and there — sweet moments of unorganized time. continued pursuit of personal interests A student should be recognized by what his abilities are and how he uses them. Regardless of a student's background, his schoolmates learn to respect a competent musician, a quick mind, a hardworking runner, or a fluent lingiust. Each student should have some good chance for respect among his classmates through the continued pursuit of his personal goals. 8 9 Any school of quality is concerned about its ability to convey both excitement and order in learning. Responding enthusiastically to such an environment provides us with the opportunity of growing out of differences in backgrounds and beliefs, geography and interests. And even if the student is impatient with the school at times, he is likely to remember it fondly. More than playing touch football in piles of autumn leaves, or skiing at Burke Mountain in the winter, or swimming at Emerson's in the spring, he'll remember the soul and spirit of that place and those days — for this is his school — for this is St. J.A. 12 for this is St. J.A. 13 yearbook dedication Mr. Stowe is a voice announcing the players at an Academy football game. He is the laughter of an entire classroom singing 'M' 'C delta 'T'. He is the patience of a teacher and student studying together long after 2:14. He is the pride of a scholar who races with his students for the solution to a problem. But most of all, Mr. Stowe is the enthusiasm, diligence and commitment to excellence that are St. Johnsbury Academy. With great appreciation, we dedicate our yearbook to . . . Mr. William Stowe 15 ADMINISTRATION Members of the Administration of St. )ohnsbury Academy include Vincent Durnan, Headmaster; Bruce Buxton, Associate Headmaster; Gary Moore, Dean of Students, Lou Gehlbach, Dean of The Vocational School. 17 MARK ASH SHARON BARBER LOUISE BEDOR JOHN BENOIT DONNA ALEXANDER: 2 27 77, Track, APEX, '78 Nova — Rally Sport, Blackberry, Last Chapel '80, BRAT, Lollie (Froggie) 3 17 80 Pvt. Steve, Chin-chin, VTLMWMTMCF, Pontiac, MOST OF ALL MY LOVE FOR MIKE B. 8RIAN ALLEN: ICE Classes I II. L.l. Weekends 78” 80 , Winter Carnival 1980. CBSLMLNDL Main Street after school. Victory Bog '79. Sept. 8, 1976. PINTO, C.B.'s unit. Tom Moore ’78-'80. |UDY ARGENIO: Boogie forever, Kathy!; Mainies w MOM; Art Mr. G.; Fox; no lady — my friend — KEL; Pseudo — Trog English, California; Carbian; Paula; Deb; jeanne— Rick; Craig Stones; Warp— Factor Mail. ERIC! KEVIN ARMSTRONG: Soccer Camp, Wrestling States. Superman, The Cabin, Shotgun S.H.I. 2, Monty's Miraculous Machine, Scule, Squabby, Tal, Army's Retreat, 208, The Talking Boxes, Joni 78-79, TDDKDMCKRG, 3 21 80 with PHILLANNE. MARK ASH: Baseball, Mr. Stowe, 12 years of Mike. Goob, Basketball games, the G. Mobile. Freshman English, 236R. Don't tan me, Evidently so, My friends at lunch. Howdy Mike. SHARON BARBER: Littleton Hike '77 AD, KS. Memories with SGSLVTTMMJDAKELG Salsbury Beach, 67 Chevy, Huff, Puff, FLORIDA!!! Nod, Concerts, Fiddler Contest, Two’s and Q's, New Years 78, 79 Mom and MICHAEL MY LOVE FOREVER! HEIDI BILLIG: Supertramp, behind the church, Soccer w guys, Lisa, Passumpsic, Ski team. Bummer! Ron, Lost? Who? Me?, S-X w )im D. Alison, P.J. B3, A.H.J.R.A.S.D.P., L.M., WOW, M.L RICHARD BLACK: 8lackie, Lil' Hustler, Pervert? Who Me? Reach Out, Spiffy, Wrestle!, leepin', Quebec. Mr. Paskcrt. Dale buddy. Holy Freak!, Bonnie Mae!! Paris! Made it! Good Luck Everybody. Layta! CHERYL BLESSING: Sweet Life, 9 12 78! Christmas '79, Our Place, Snow Camp (no PCI. morning rides, U.B.C.. Operation Nightmare, W O L, Tedsy, Mindy, Faith, IBHHP8SAKB. My Lord Jesus, My Dearest Gary. KATHRYN 8LUNDELL: Coles, Stoney Bros. Inc., TOM meets Rockstar togasnaps, Paula, Sheila, Tara, Natural (ARRPMNEPBJS) times get a higher. Mom's O.K., splif with Dennis, Bummer did it Heidi!. . MARCO. MICHAEL BORSODI: Being General of Sargent town at Boy's State, Hecla mining, a Halloween explosion, lieutenant, Sargent at Arms, Virginia Fort Myer, a 19 second pin, our Lunch table. 20 MAURICE BOUFFARD CARMEN BRADLEY BUZZY BRILL LINDA BROOKS LINDA BROWN RUSSELL BROWN 22 BRYAN CAMERON DIANE CARON MARK CHAMBERLAIN DAVID CHANDLER MAURICE BOUFFARD: Nov. 4 The Boys — TSEKRGMTJLDL, Boufs Camp Better when Wet, Pinto, Football, Track, Pumping Iron, ' Busted limbs, JCLMSDJNRG, Parties, Kamakazees, Coles, Bruce Bat, Pink blanket. LORI! CARMEN BRADLEY: I leave my chapel seat to Bonnie Hale. My locker to my sister Betty, And the teachers, to anyone that wants them. My memories to my brother Richard. Also, the best of luck to the school. BUZZY BRILL: Green Ford Pickup. Green CHRYSLER, 140 mph. Auto Shop. WBSGKLLB, nad SJBADLRGRD. 3 cases, 2 ounces, Main St.. Blue lights. Howling. EMMA. LINDA BROOKS: Cinnie, Rink, Littleton, Beth, Koot, Scrowdies, SCJPJWWDl, KCABWDLWTC, SWACPBCTDP, Falgteam, Sorry 3x, 7 26 78, Ryan's Rump, paperclip chain, Larry, GINDA, FISH, hej smeldemeg! Crooked elbow, T — Uh. 4 12 80, 13-14, FRED! MITCHELL BROWN: soccer camp. Rideout's apple, whales, Crazylegs and the Beard, overnight of Bouffard's, Jake and Elwood, 19, J.D., Fred , Milt the OZ, the Pink Shadow, CRJJK — FHVGK. 2. RUSSELL BROWN: The Talking Boxes. Soccer Camp. The Wall, Going to the Dump, the cabin, 2 24 79 with C.K., Clown 208, Red, Squabe, Shotgun, Wi lly Stowe, Plan B. RGCKPCSHBO. WENDY BROWN: STEVE — 9 23 77-?? our pond. walks talks, memories with S.S. forever!! good times with TPFHWCLNBBERDDCLBJSWJCKW the styrofoam boat. Dear old Grand dad. Rhonda's Duck Ride, Shhh A cars coming, DPs house, crash withtam, FH's Get out the checkbook. JM'S French Frogs. Stopsigns, Culinary Arts. LB SC good time always. JO ANNE BUNNELL: All the good times at the Academy with all my friends S B.. J.H, D.S.. both C.B.'s M.P., J.J., R.W., P.B., and Mc's. Plus the terriffic weekends with them all. BRYAN CAMERON: Basketball '80 21-1, Track — Bennington, Stahn, Edwardo, Buck, J. Ceils, Van Halcn, Blue Oyster Cult, JBR — ITCF — JC, Death Alley with BD, WCII, Main Boarder. 3 15 80, Tokyo, Hervree, Hank, Relay Record, BETSY. DIANE CARON: Burke (RS-1 79), Ski lift, cafe lunches, L.l. — Winter Carnival dances. FOX, BLITZ, APEX, REX, great friends, NERVE, fool, BUCKO, (DCST)ASRPD), braces, TRIUMPH, TIGER, football games. (REOATP — JW), Class of 1980. MARK CHAMBERLAIN: 9 22 79 Val. JMJGCL — LIBRARY, MONTY, DKJJMB — WRESTLING, RED — Electronics. L.l. Party, Lamplighter, 11-25-79, Football. Wreckers — Cops. States. LT. BORSODI AND BODKA. Camping with B.W., KEENAN's Party. DAVID CHANDLER: Frostbitten Gingeos Midnight Ride Ski Camp SNL Grow Your Own Rock and Roll. Study Sessions, Chanmobile 7 9 79 Busted Wall Stereo Fever GEDRAGOFARI 17 4 Years Senioritis 23 STEPHEN BROWN WENDY BROWN CLAYTON BULLOCK JO ANNE BUNNELL 24 PAULA CHURCHILL JIM CLARK GORDON CLARKE, JR. MARCIA COE WENDY COMPTON JAMES CORRETTE LOREN DAMON JB CORBITT DENISE COUTU STEPHEN DANA STEVE CHANDLER: Summer of'78, Fun in Ron's Cougar, Coles Pond, Concerts with Chris Jim. My car, Wendie Louise RFCMJBCMPR 1 1 80, old Orchard, blue lights and especially Lori SHAYNE CHENEY: KM DM at BT. Kudoes for Krinsky. 183 to 82 in one year. B's brown pick-up. 2 VB staffs. HCRVS, Manchester, Ct. Frog Weasal SCOTT CHRISTIANSEN: L.l. Party '79 80 Scerbalf, upidateline — 79 electives with PC, New Year's '80, UVM trips. Mom 'rastling, bowling 1976-1980, The Big Pink, DHDTSFCLDL. PCJBSPERDR, Axin'. PAULA CHURCHILL: The Chain, tent, Whimp's part, — LAURIE — Debbie, Phyllis, Blacky, K7K, AH, |G. KW. ER. DV, PN, VA. Coach, Pipe, snowman. Barnet, Softball Finals'78. L.l. Parties, Corp Weekend, sports. Thanks for being there Kevin. JIM CLARK: ErnBobCole, VanillyaMT, B EAT2AM, Howboutcha. upurass, cibyad-ilr. Popmuzik, 18sojd 151, WRLOTBTPMY, douch-buns, Ber! hoy, Mr. Fields, Prasticing, Massey-F, Bastid-tsh, crazylegs-layne, M.N., S.D., M.W., S.C., W.B., Petah — V D, MB, EK, JH, DL, DH, KG, AOOOOOOOO, and Most Of All Sherri — Baby. MARCIA COE: Great times with ARDTSK, Boston, Ignored by M.M. L.l. Weekend. Listening to Academy band. Best of all My Fair Lady '77. Especially M.M. and D.B. WENDY COMPTON: Camp, farm boy, SS6red Terrie, Wendy AB6D, Nancy, Walking in the rain, Health Occupations, Culinary arts 7-13, 9 26 79, and most of all Rick. JB CORBITT: Deb, Comfortably Numb, Jobesoft, Fury's, Samurai, Whatta Joke! CapriB2332, Squealor through the window, Grapplez-vous baby? Grotts Gonad, Rubberneck, 10Q 35mph, Boxhead, Lester, DCH Dick Hot Sexy, Ferdinand, Mickey Mouse. JAMES CORRETTE: Yohaun, Screwy, Labo, Ray, The Can, What A Rush, Snowbanks, The Truck, 4WDVW, Who's Crazy, Concerts, Turners, 151, Burlington, WHEW, Bega, Mom, O'Brien, Track, Football, Hayes — MAROON. DENISE COUTU: Summer '78, Coles, Who loves yah baby? PVJBRGJSRTLC Just What I Needed . . . Heartach 1 — Tracy Lamotte!! SKIP DAMON: Doreen Roy, all my teachers and their classes. STEPEHN DANA: Parties at Cumerford, trips down main street, parties in general, drinking in the boys room. 25 RICK DANIELL: “No Camping , M.D., Carp. Dick. Mr. Bill Hill, ROJ, Quad. Form. K.S. H3, SG, Van Parties, Goosh, Goosh, H and D, and especially Pam. JIM DANIELS: Soccer camp. Golden Goose, Track Vannin' NF V, grHC, No camping picnic table Phase I? QFBZH3, Fishing Madog H.B. Plateau — Mr. Bill Hill, ROJ, Crash clinic, W. Patrol, WOW Ralph. PATSY DEROSIER: I'll always remember 2 8 80, DRDAAMSWDD, 11:50, Heart of Glass, Babe, a3 21 80 SPDBDALSCBF, Burke, Friends, Pizza Keg, Lyndon Ice Arena, Orleans, Disco Hat, LI Weekend, Winter Carnival, ANYAMOFADDH! SHEILA DODGE: Mel 2Rm223, LMMW2MLJrs, Gobbles. Nuts, Concerts. Nitestaker, Kidnap, 23,28,44,35, uck Rogers, Comertoylatairemharvy, 7 18 78,9 1 1 80, Sociable, JVRPJDfamily, Z Stang, Bugbrtes 79, Boomchicaboom, Wurmin, LINC790UCH, Razalitlhell, 28Moondog, Sufababy, MBLMEK78, Lustettes, 121234fu, 80. Alkycoke, Stallit, 25hipsinthenite, justlctitgo. OMIE. LAURA DOLGIN: 1 15 79, Hannah, SSTPCBWRD, windows, PeuGeo7, $G, Spiffy, Buzz, P.F., BMW321Si, 280Z, Disco Rots, Walk on the wild side, I sold my soul for rock and roll, good times. CAMERON EDDY: Tara. Jack the Waiter, good times FYFBA. NBWTT, The sheep roast, wailing guitars women and that hot night. KAREN EDLER: SGVTKLSLSB, DVS-16, Harvey's, RHI, Nazareth, STYX and Maine, LPLBECCDSA, Camp, Rachel and Janice, Par-T, Mateus, Mustang, Girls Room, AEW, Sweetheart, 6 78, Love, and most of all PETE! BARBARA EMERY: The Hulk. Behind the Athenaeum, TOGA at 2, L.l. Parties, Boston Bad Boys. HBTW, Academy Theatre, No headlights. Wooden horse, 8 28 78, on the rocks, the doggy died. PETER ENGLE: Waiting for 18 and UVM. L.l. Party, Baked beans. Rick's camp. Fuehrer's. Sharon and Gendron — mobile. X-C, Milty cheer, BAHA, Running, Running out of gas. Yo. Mr. Stowe. STEVE FARMER: Rt. 2 trips, L.l. Chapel, Winter Carnival, Golf, Track, Volleyball — Const, kids and Mor. Spikers. CHRIS FIELDER: No, Mr. Golden, I didn't go under! , MBWMTPJBLM, Carnival '80, L.l. Weekends, Antedeluvian and Uncle George, WSTJ, Golf?, Trips to Littleton, Boston, Just Call Me Trouble ... or call me a cab. CINDY FITCHETT: Brew Floats, Watermelon Seeds, UHH-VT-DRM, F'sst, Partfitchich, Brooksie, Buster, Temptation, OKEY-33, 3 29 80, Porter Woman, DCPDJ8CTBE, Mailbow, Dino's Porch, RHWPDLDSJM, Interruptions, BDTwin, Great times with Great Friends! ... MOAP1 ANDREW FLIGHT: Band Trip to Laconia. 1980 L.l. Party: PEMB5923M and a trash. MAGOOB Christmas vacation and DDat theCCWC, Party and CL in the shoe store. n 26 LAURA DOLGIN CAMERON EDDY KAREN EDLER BARBARA EMERY SCOTT FREY OSCAR GARCIA SHARON GENDRON RAYMOND GERVAIS SANDY GIGUERE JOHN GINGUE SCOTT PREY: Track. L.l. Party, ALFSSCERB, Slug Races, Core Mountain, Dartmouth Relays, Mike: Vert: Ron: Perch Face, JCRT. OSCAR GARCIA: Golden Goose, No Camping, fishing. Ski Team, ROJ, Van, I6P2B2H3, Snork Jaws, Mr. Bill Hill, Scratch, Parts Syndrome, Plunge, Superman Hat, El Zandor, Comfortably Numb, Good Friends. SHARON GENDRON: X-C, B.B. Cheering, Track. Val A Joe, Tickle A a straw w Sheila, Ebony, PROM w VD'79, 2 crowns. Fighting the current, RWHBJDPEJH, sparks w Julie, AFA — SWKSPRBS, WIZ, CAw DDER. NHS-FH, Dale Yolie, Forever Mom A Dad. SANDY GIGUERE: Roadblock SVGDKL. PARTYING with DT-17up, VTKEKLWMLD, Tea-nites, DVs, one and only girlsroom, one-hitters, leetle, across the border, all nighters with DTRBMH, Joan H, and good luck to DAN. JOHN GINGUE: Cumerford, Superman, recovering. The Cabin, L.l. Party with ASJMPCJA, the ride home, Shotgon, Shop with Mr. G„ the library. Red, scule, and company, T.J., MMM, the bre akdown. RAYMOND GINGUE: Football camp, Tab., Bouffard's camp, My moon light party, $36, Sideroom Art class. Newnax, Stan Toga, Main St. Toga, 5 6 76 watertank. The yellow ribbon, Goodtimes sophomore year — PATTI. JOHN GREENAN: 8:01 Rush, SPB, 409Club, Buckos, PAE, Boom Boom, Elwood, SNAL at Richard's, R.H., P.V., M B.. D.H.. S.F., E.K.. B.B.?? JOHN HALE: Farm Boy. Red A Mary Karen, Partying with RH, DB, AM, EW, VD) 2 Q Johnathans, Plymouth and ford, Harveys, Partying at Turners A Dingle's, Zayre A Best of all Renet. KAROL HAMMER: Academy Theatre; Carraigewheel; Choruses; Majorette; Mat Maids; Fellowship; Being Watched; Special k , Dormies: B.S. Actress, Blue Bomb; Dad , Parties, PMV Dress. Orgy? That's Kinky! No Majorettes? A.CBRRIMSSK. JIM HARRIS: MTDLJCMB Bouf's Camp, Halloween Bomb, Sleep L.l. Party, cummerford, Turner; place, Dana's case, hunting with Nummelin, VanHalen — most of all TINA. MICHAEL HAYES: Burlington, Rush, lan Hunter, Blue Oyster, Boston, Night with SGRBDT, Montreal, J.I.M.T.H.C., Yohaun, Wall, all the chics, Coles Pond ... Anne . .. 28 29 RAYMOND GINCUE JOHN GREENAN RAYMOND GREENLEAF BRUCE HALE RICHARD C. HAYES KATHLEEN HAYNES DAVID HENDERSON JEFF HOLDERBY GORDON HOOK MONIQUE HOUDE 30 MARY JOHNSTON JOSEPH KASPRZAK RONALD KEEN DAWN E. KEITHAN RICHARD HAYES: J.W., Emile, SNL, 409. MILTY, Eamonn Coghlan, Legs to short, DEMON, CYO, Pink Shadow Mr. G., Munsters, Cheeks, Jim Hendo, Pete, Ed, The Crack, Kimbs, J.A., Kamikazi, Rub. KATHLEEN HAYNES: Summer 78, Victory, JSMVVSWGSRS, Brantview, PARTYING: Emerson's, Harvey's, cemetary ..., NYC concerts, switch! , LI Weekend — crutches, crash, jaws, McDonalds, L.D.'s party, Johnnies, ramber, 9 7 80, STEVE. JEFF HOLDERBY: Jethro 10 13 78 That's Good — thats not so good; chasing coins, Jethro 10 19 79 The Big Spit!! The H Sister's THE FACE? Rainbow at 2o'clock, Genocide!!! GORDON HOOK: L.l. Partyl 979, Winter Carnivals!!! MONIQUE HOUDE: Church, family, farm, school, Alice, Cheryl, Pick-up, 11 14 79, friends, office, Rink, Mardi-Gras, chimney friend (LG), dormies, but most of all my awareness of God. AVIS HOYT: Love 2-12MM. Friendship's buried treasure — Thanks Laurie, Sports. Silvery Moon, Sing... Spirit... Ski, Stop?... Stretch??! SunbeamSTC, RO SMl D Y, VSO Weekend Sue, Ecume, Lustettes, CAMaggie, lost? . Laughter, Growth . .. Special Friends. ANDREA HRYNCHUK: Ace, Gorp, Sigma-Nu, King Crab, Skiing, G.S.Jr., Tuckerman'sCRASH, TRACK! Concussions, Boston w AH, Injury, YUMMY, Cherries, R.O. Silvery Moon, Lustettes, Hunting. Dinners w RLALMLMOGB. Green M M's, MARTINI SHEEP .! STEPHEN JEFFREY: DLRDKAKKCL, Stonecorss, GMT., Fox, States, Middlebury, Lyman Fal Is, Richford Falls, Gore Mt. Sacowhiter, Sandford, HHJDBABBSM, Jack, B.F.! Go For It, with all my love forever — JOHN, Sue LORELEI. PHYLUS JENKS: Brown nose, culinary arts, contestpcerjc, Nitche, Duke, Curly, too. Ski camp, rolls, where? colespond, craftsbury, Kettlepond, speedball, snowman weather, Reachdcycout, syph, Fly kermit, Bostonshow, FRIENDS Acquaintances. MARY JOHNSTON: JSSBTPDPKE, Emersons, H.O., Coles 6 9 79, Toyota Hill, 11 17 79, SG'S Party-22-23, Comerford. Big Bust, My wicked lovers, Wh d ya do it?, Harveys, Herbs , ... B-52's!! RONALD KEEN: Bikin', Cruisin, Whaling. Skiing, L.l. Parties ALL GOOD TIMES. DAWN KEITHAN: Girls Basketball team and my boy Dave B. 31 AVIS HOTY ANDREA HRYNCHUK STEPHEN JEFFREY PHYLLIS JENKS SENYA KROGSTAD SANDY LABOUNTY MARGIE LAFERRIERE KATHY LAMBERT 32 % ED KELLIHER: Boufs Camp, better when wet. A Force of 8. An everlasting romance. My motorcycle, let it shine. A birthday dinner for two. Samurai Hockey! El Zandor, Supertramp. KEVIN KENNEDY: Schenectidy, save the squids, 11 3-4 79, OZ, Jarslov, pink shadow. Reach Out, foosball tournaments. KATHY KIMBALL: Emersons, Keg parties, Comerford, L.l. St. ). games, Sugar , SBCFLMDS, 7 21 79, Fredrick, 4 5 80 The Colonade, |OHN FOREVER! SENYA KROGSTAD: An Careers Portfolio Day in Boston, Carnival 79, log sawing with B.X., Office Aiding, Good times with ARMCES, Lunch Mods with all my friends. SANDY LABOUNTY: Deet-de-dee! all the senior girl parties Lunch time parties 11 12 — Thanks everyone for making me feel so at home. MARGIE LAFERRIERE: SQUEALOR. Kermit, L.I. W.C, Profound Cameron9 10, FI FO MAG, ANAD, Silvery Moon, Antedeluvian Uncle.RiRuvRu, George, ShoppingDT, WICKED, Excited!! Waterbed, SheilaBud, Hrynchuk, Blote, RO D Y SML, My Pals — SUE LAURIE, FriendVlaughs — xoxomlxoxoMICHAEL O'BRIEN!! KATHY LAMBERT: S.G. T.P. Party's at Harvey's P.G. Birthday Party, Waterford truck with SVSGJD ... CAPS . .. 5th Anniverary Cole's Pond Party's at Turners, Gigger, Penisalota! MOST OF ALL KEITH! 831. CHIP LANGMAID: X.C. PE.SG, F.S. Duke, 94-mud, Bruce Bat, A.F. on N.Y.E., Motorcycling Dartmouth, U-32, Boston, Ron and Bert DALE LAROCQUE: SocccrCamp, Wrestling, Track, Girls, L.l. Partics77-79, JDCamping. Bushwoman, Drugs. JDOGRDJMST, TheyLovelt, Party, SomeOneHasToDolt, Cosmic, NoCar, Coles, Cumerford, Emersons, Horseman, Burnout, Motorcycles, RaisingHell, Pearson, Drinking, Most of all Marie. STACEY LAX: All-States, Districts, OKLAHOMA, , Cheering, track, Ecume, McDonald's C.W.P., dktpstp, Thckygmtnt?, Light up. Coke, LeCar, Kiddo, Pizza Keg, Sorrell s Lumbra's LRMSM, R.O. Bandroom, AALSMCJPA, thxmesamis, thanxMark, the Mel Lor, Bye-Bye!! WILLIAM LEA VITT:U-32, 20-0 record, the trip to the LI party. Baseball, Legs, cemetary, Toyota Hill, THE CAMPFIRE PARTIES, Leaky, Howdy TED, Damien. The CHEERLEADERS. Connie. DALE LEBLANC: LI Party, football field, FBWBBTBB, Buzzy Gingue. Crazy, Rob, Sketter.lWR Paula SUSAN LEE: Cheerleading, Winter Carnival, Close-up, Pans, London, Wizard of OZ, B.F.A., B.C., E.S., English Class, Sue3 RBS, Pinky. ARLAN LANGMAID STACEY LAX DALE LEBLANC DALE LAROCQUE WILLIAM LEAVITT SUSAN LEE 33 DAVID LEP1NE: Football 77-80, Wrestling 78-79, L.l. Weekend “77 MTMBJHJNJS, Gary Denise, pinto, Vincent Chad. Eugene, Class of '79, Lebislro, Vincent's, Weekends, Cole pond, Comerford, tripping J.C. Show, Robin Hood, especially Joanne Joyce. STEVE LEROUX: Rush 80, the tunnel, the can Yohaun, lebenon — J.T. oh no he barfed again, YWDVW, DWWTMDMNC, TMTTEJHJDSM, Whex, The plow. Mr. Bill. TOM LEWIS: Thomas w Elain, 2 11 79, 22. '79-’80 Soccer Team. W.C. — '79, L.l. Weekends, especially '78 w chubbs. Daquiris at Ken's and overnight Keggers. Beer caps, Tower 4’ foots w C.E. G.K., J.S., M.M. K.B.G.R, M.R.S.P., E.G., 'Lil'Sis and . . . MONICA! AUSON LOTE: Lustettes, Ski Team, Hockey, Track, Softball, Supertramp. LI.W. W.C.R.O., Dinners, England, Sigmanew, Sue, Laurie, 3 15 80 Cumerford, Sizzlers, Hunting, Gorp. Ruba, Shrimpcocktail. Star, Rick'! Friends who've made these memories .. MEMORIES! RICKY LUNT: Homecoming dance, serpico. Dinners with Friends, A.L.R.L.G.B.A.H., Bar hopping. Fooseball, A.L., Birthday Party, Moving — new friends, JKEKALAHAl PVMWPCJRML, Good time — fast action MATTHEW LYON: Dieses, mein leztes Jahr, ist meine kleine susse Muriam gewitmet die eines Tages eine sehr schonne Fran wird. So, U' jazt mog'ia bier homn. Zumwahl, RAUCHEN. MICHAEL LYON: Rick, John, Duke, electronics, Joe, foosball, pool. Lamplighter, L.l. Weekend, football, Lisa — snowmobiling. Donny — Olympic Club, Andre — Champagne. Duke 1 1-25-79, July 76 Kathy, Log-sawing Jeff. JULIE MAHER: DSSKKF MKCCDIMDGCCTCH ... snow friendship I'll Cherish Always. Jimmy, George, Steve — GREATEST brothers around I love you. Dirty Angels, Frankie V., UHHHHHH .. . LORI MARCEAU: Lustettes. ME1 2RM221, Lisaonrocks, J21234fu, BFLisa's, Tent 3am, SDLMMWSL, dryinjeans, SD 80, Nobites'79, HighSO, triptoBurl, LOBO. Mel'sMomLem, Alc-coke, MarshmeJIow, 6 16 79 Bells, BobbyinNY.BeepBeep, dreaming'forbubles, Lostclog, 3 6 78Camp, pink blanket, home from FL. white pinto. 38, high school wMUZZI. WENDY MARCOTTE: Maine, 3 22 80, Kathy Tina, Bryan, Tom L., LMSGDCDS, 11 20 79 with Scott, All my love to Scott. LISA MATHEWSON: 6 6 79 RF, Harvey s Lake: Midnight swim, 9 8 79 caught by Mom Dad. 3 22 80 — Sandy's keg party. 4 yrs. at St. J.A. JIM MCCARTHY: Juliet Foxtrot Kilo — 12 27 78 1 21 80, Mooseheads at midnight. Smoke ring contest on the drop, Sum 79'in the barn, RGFTCOTSP, Morals ... B.R.f Congo women green refrigerators, Tony's on the waterfront and a 10-4 Loss. MARK MCLAREN: New England's, All-State, AYIC, Band, A.T., Brickyard, Ecumbe, Gramma's Party, Quoit Mclndoes Sanitarium Theatre, Kunk, Avis since 2nd, moonlight over Vermont. Saggy Butts. J.S.C. Party Skinhead '79. TINA MCREYNOLDS: my best friends LWKLSVKBMK, Toyota Hill 6 4 79 and 11 17 79 Party. 10.21 79—meet Babmi, nova 1 warmfuzzies, most of all 831 very much Larry 5 21 79. 34 LEO MERCHANT JOHN MONTGOMERY LOUISE MOLD JEFF MORRIS LEO MERCHANT: Speed, Track, Acad. Theatre, Why Did the 8attery Blow Up?! Tom Massa Moore, Teachers — Thanks, this one is for you Jean. Thanx to ya'II, see ya. LOUISE MOLD: 11 5 6, 25 steps with SK, 1 3hrlgkb:thank you; AT; cwp; Connecticut Bump; MESLKHSKAH. MMRHMMSMWV. CRAFALAWBL; Promis, Frestivals, 12-14 Smith, There's a hockey game tonight??. Now that's Kinky! JOHN MONTGOMERY: SueT., grandparents camp, 10 27 79 — Good times. Shamrock, Beefeater. Jeff G., SKKNJGKADL, Wrestling—?????That, 3 21 79, Skeeter — Laurely, Duke, Wreckers — cops, VTARNG, LI. Party, Coles Pond, family, SUE DAWSON. JEFF MORRIS: Rush — Feb. 80, Blue Oyster Cult — 79, B.W. springs. Pong, Bone Orchard, Toyota Hill, Skipping, the 3 month party with J.C. and S.P.. the kegs, JUNE? ROY MORRIS: the log, Barney, JLSCLB, Harvey's Lake, Party Cumerford Damn, Coles Pond. L.l. Party, Manies, Turners House denots. Rush Concert, Uxbridge Mass, 151, JSSLJMJCJM, SC CM. LISA MUNKITTRICK: Kettle Pond, Lustettes, Ski Team, on rocks with Lor, MWAHEKMGJR. 7 8C204. BFLisa's Tent 3:am, camping trips, Tuckermans, behind the church, concerts, W O OZ. MWLMHBSDPJAL, Sue T„ Drying Jeans, Mrs. Caps Trogs. STEVE MURRAY: LMB2nd3rd. Hot Pizza Cold women. Wrestling 4th6th, Lust Meter, Laconia. SINGING, Oklahoma! South Pacific, All-Night poker. Variety Days with Alan, Band'nChorus Love to JGIMMEMDLW. TIMOTHY MUZZEY: Bus Rides, Baseball. French Fries, Physics, Freshman Lunch Table. Captain Guage. Yo, Bert, The Gendron Mobile, The Green Machine. Basketball games, MSWCM, Guess What?. Freshman Basketball, TRHCCMIH. LORI NELSON: Great times, great friends, weekend — denots, looking good, concerts, Mary SSBW, sambroes w DHRBEHDM, love ya to that special someone Ron. MONICA NOEL: SUE pickup, Summer 78, wurmin, Petco Mini-mart, cheering, RO Weekends, sufferbaby. Coles, 6 9 78, 9 28 79, M M(M Tooties too!), Fozziebear, Sneakers, 2 22-23 30, Daquiri's, lustettes, Maine 1, Icescraper, Search 99, Munkia, M-O-N-l-C-A, cocaine. Friends forever! huggable. ihomas!!! RICH NORCROSS: Tibbies. Building Trades guys, S.E. Rick D„ Hunting with JB, 9 26 79. camp, Averill Lake, Library 5 6, fishing. Duck Hunting, T.C.W.D.N.E., Babe by K.C., Most of ALL WENDY!! DEBORAH NOYES: Mainees with the truck. Autoshop with the guys, DHS prom 6 1 79, Wrestling Tournaments, Matmaids, JSJMAPSE, Judy, Heather, Steve, Good times with friends. TARA PACKARD: State Pennetentiary, sneakey, S D R R, The click , WTP! RSKKLDSSSL, Deet-de-dee, MCBBBBABHH. Vans, falming records, sid, Baah, Humbug. It's a riot! I'm crazy for you CAM, my music man!!! DORIS PAQUIN: Special someone TLH, May 9, Love Yah! Looking good, upon smoke dinton Ave, Harveys denots. Breaking Entering, Pheonix. July 24. Christmas 78. flirting!!, Oozone, Ca-noe the paht, skipping, cheering, and Crash!! 36 ROY MORRIS LISA MUNKITTRICK STEPHEN MURRAY TIMOTHY MUZZEY ANN PEZDIRTZ KATHY PRIEST GAIL PORTER PHILLIP RACINE 38 PAUL PARADIE: Mary Brown, all my teachers and their classes. OAN PATOINE: Achieving through rivals of accomplishments; Art. F.C., L.C. — Boston; success for mural on R.R. van of N scenes; work Z con. '78, weekends; TO ME NY;-0-JBd: Ties up '80 — SIA-CMC. SAM PATOINE: New York and Boston (2), M.G. groes unique car, “Nazareth van, 1.1. chapels, C.S.O. ML twins DHM I, Books, Homework, Friday, jour de i«u (le scrabble), bluff, SIISIDFO.Dor Chea smiles. TAMMY PEIOW: 1976,1.1. TOPWLDOz, Crash with Grace 1 5 LM Main Street. CLINT ave. UP IN SMOKE, 1978, June 2, Party. LF city RICHARD PERRY: C.B. Pinto, ' lady, 360's, stang, Tank — Jimmies, drug bust, vulture, I.T. Coles, Bogie’sf, Hockey, P.M.P. Line, Sheila, So, Sonny, Track, Luck Rob, TRIP. ANN PEZDIRTZ: 10 20 79, massa arsa, winter carnival, decorating, L.l. weekends, flag team, Charlie. KV31 79, Nebo, 6 21 79, CVS. KKAFKHMLLB2, Apex, Bugs . .. ! D J. Springfield, fires, eggs, snuggles. cuddles, most of all ... Art! GAIL PORTER: Crooked elbow, T-Uh, Hef Smildemeg! Wheaties. paper-clipchain, Brooksie Baby, 10 27 79, Rink. Hot Stuff. Head Games, You Could Walk! 1 7 80 DAVID! Mann's Hill, CirxJy, MHTTCTLHJRSMTYMCLWTCAAPDDCWCDS. PAM REGANALL: Cross Country — mud tromping, Boston 3 23 80; Kelly — klccncx and grappling. Track — no brains; vaning with friends. Finding a friend in the mountains; waterfalls, ecstasy, lovers, dreamers and me. CRAIG REPASZ: Jungles, Sheep, BLITZEST, Aqualung Crash, Foriegner bust with Perry, RINHLPVT, Dan's Old Duke, Cumerfords, LI, OZ, Winter Carnival, Close-up, Tom Toms, eighteenth, Mac's, Main Street, Haloween, Dormies, STJ. JIM RIDEOUT: Zing-Ping, Wet Willey, Munsters, Lisa Lust, Skiing, Grappler, Jobe. Squealor, Soccer, Pool, Track, Qtrog, grandpa, milty Goose, stale. Jocko, little s j, El Zondor, Flunt, Flote, Demon, Mostly Marta. ALICIA ROBERTS: Fun on L.l. weekends. Good times with SK PD in Boston and in act with SKCGTMKHSH, Yelled at by MD, dances, lunch, study, office aide and friends!! DOUG ROBERTS: The Bokes Wagon, 10 13 78. Tull, Montreal; 10 19 79 Tull Portland; ferdy ferdy. Up In Smoke— 2.5, The H. Sisters, 8utsons, Wardens, LM's Bathroom, the pit. Col vert, Bandroom '80. GENOCIDE ERIC ROBI LIARD: Lovetopurple, Natural, Lisa. Jonathan. Itch’s Camp. Concerts, dormies, Tracey. Stacey, L.l Party. Winter Carnival, Cam. Tara, Gingue's, Cyndi. Carolann. Mr. C.. cheesborough, Lynn, Michelle. PAM REGANALL JIM RIDEOUT DOUG ROBERTS CRAIG REPASZ ALICIA ROBERTS ERIC ROBILLARD 39 40 BONNIE SAVAGE JEFF SAWIN KELLEY SCHOFIELD JONATHAN SCHULMAN DARLENE SIMPSON ANDRE ST. GEORGE TIM STANYON DIANE SYLVAIN DEBORAH TALBOT VICKI THURSTON PETER RUTLEDGE: The Red VW, playing with flies, camping at Wardens and cumerford, mods 11-14, Toyota Hill climb, the pit, Philthies with S.W., D.L., K.W., Jethro Tull. SHERI SARGENT: John 12 1 79, Hannah, Laura, Tara, sid, Ingilill, Spiffy, SGURD, foosball, Plywood Pony, Escape! BONNIE SAVAGE: hard years, Paul — 100,000 Cadillac, good times — Bruce, Lane! Yamyhaha, cougar — Mel, Larry, KERMIT, White Mountain Nights, Cat Scratch Fever, Canada, Sharon, Summers, Love — understanding— Richard! TRAVELING. Graduation!!!!! JEFF SAW1N: Straight Lace, Playing after hours. Rush, Towers, Eddy?, LI. game 79,80, teak. Jonathans, big red, tree climbing, B.8.B., Toot, the bridge, WMRHS, Evan, the gang, peb, Kathy. KELLEY SCHOFIELD: Im Cosmic Ruf Flgas, Jr. Miss, 9 10 English, Ken in Chem, Wiz, radical minus cavsc, artist, surfer, studniks, No lady — My Friend! , Jonathan's, Cumerford, BIG 1-8!, JAPRSGJRKV. JONATHAN SCHULMAN: Good memories and bad ones. The undefeated basketball team this year until the championships, then Upset!! DARLENE SIMPSON: B.D. Twin Cindy, Jules, Connie, Vega, Alfred. IWKYAO, 3 4 80 Burke, Saturday Nights, Joe's Pond, Good Ole Ma, 12 31-1 1 78, Jeff and Christy, Owl Head Mountain, Most of all DANIEL! ANDRE ST. GEORGE: Dance night in monte's van, L.l. Party, J.G. in the Quart mobile, J.M. and the bathroom water fight, M.L. and the power station. A.L., S.G., and track. TIM STANYON: Post Party food fights' with Kelliher, Bouffard's camp, Booooofaard you D—, Sophomore year, good times with Ging and Kelliher. All sophomore parties, Burlington, Baltimore with Nunez ... AMY. DIANE SYLVAIN: Lisa falling in the lake 6 2 78, 5 15 79Canada. 12 22 80 with A.B., 3 29 80 with LMTRSH. 12 8 80 with K.R., Coles Pond, 10 5 78 to 2 22 79 w B.J. DEBBIE TALBOT: March 3rd, Heaven Forever GORP — ALAHPC. HennaKenna, 8zz@Cloud 9, Fou-et-Jar, Reach-Out. Fallin_Diane's Apt., Paula, Silly SLICK, PJMLSGVTBB DMJTMCKTLW Basketball, 33, 23, 17, F.Hockey, S.B. Finals, Tent, S-mas Shoppm, GigersParty, Petes Party. ThanksCoach, Blacky, JB, Noble, Blackberry Brandy. VICKI THURSTON: Beautiful RU$- T , parties, DVS, Jigger's Party, Coles Corner, hard cider, STYX, Jonathon Edwards, one and only girlsroom, great times with MPKNSGKLKEDT, 10 2CV78 Lambrusco, one-hitters. Back Street Rockers. MARK TOWLE BRIAN URIE JIM VEAR KENNETH VENNER MICHAEL VERMEULEN PETER VILES 42 SHEILA WESTON CHRIS WILLEY THERESA YOUNG REZA ZOLGHADRI MARK TOWLE: Noboby Does It Better!! , 10 20 77, 6 16 79, Halloween 77, SPEGETT1E. Mountains, Football camp '78 Hoot show, L.l. Weekends, 36, Cult concert. Big Dipper, Boufs camp, Kamakazi, Mushroom pizza, Susia Cookie , most, especially CON. 8RIAN URIE: L.l. Came, L.l. party. Winter Carnival with TMPMARS, Mr. Richards gootfol Accounting class and lunch with SCSC. Senior party and most of all graduation. |IM VEAR: L.l. suspension dance. RG's moon light party, NVRH parking lot, SD family. Hud, boy S.C. burp, lets pretend A.S., keg soccer game. The wall, 18, 99. KENNETH VENNER, Ven Kenner, LI.. Weekends, 5 hour walk, kegs, summer of 78, Crash at North Danville, Blind Dates, Tom. Melody. My House, Kathy, JVLLLMBMEB, Good times, TAL. MIKE VERMEULEN: Howdy's Christmas Party, The spikes, Muensiers. A drips, P.R., Pear Street, All right you guys, PETER VUES: LI. 77. 10-7, L.l. 78 22-12, 409, Casual, onthehoptiger, CCLLAARRKK, Camp, Melba, CHADMAIINIGER, Shtaan, Hendo, Demon, Cheeks, BOBCOLEERNIE, 21-0, SNL, 2 R.H.J.G.D.H., whatsyourdeal, ankles for Dave, Road trips. Especially Sue. GARY WALKER: The laughs and confusion of mods 13-14 with SMPRSPOG. Mr. S and Tio Boni. The hopeless constipated kids and moronic spikers, all the trogs in Mrs. C's English Class. MELBA WALKER: Lustettes, Thunderships, PV32RW34, Melba mobile. SkipngLMSD, Shelasking, Martamunstr. CDMLISWC79, 4 9'80, longidstnc. HotandSexy, Sprtpmntrl, Maine 1. wintrcmpng, Kermit, Lesbaby3yr„ the mormon, poolpartys JB35MPH, Munchies!, Burlington, Spoildbrat Frogs, NHS, Much Love And ThanxTo Lori'nStace MELODY WARD: M M parties (M Tooties too!) Concerts, weekends, Search 93 101. MOva Newark — R7MGPGEEJR, Dacquiris with KVMNTLKBALRL, Paulaschain, Vermonter Motel. DALE YOLIE, Kris, GREATIMES — GREATFRIENDS, Kermit. Hoods3.15, Mrs. R. Sneakers, 3 27-28 80(Mrs. C.), Twospecialpeople SUE LAURIE!! KEITH WEATHERS: RHCF. L.l. Party '79. CA class. Brain Cells, DLRPERPCSD, GM 3 21 80, IFMT, Toyota HILL'80. SHEILA WESTON: RZTP Summer 78. NY — Johnnies, Goodtimes w toots, RRCrossing, 2 10 79, LD Party. Tickle-n-straw, sparks , JMSH — Valentines, SPCWJMSTPR, 12 2 78, Paris80london. Cumerford — LI., Art, toga. CHRIS WILLEY: Mean foosing Joe, Fielder's lousy jokes, Mrs. Caplan's English ? class. The Wizard of Oz — full of courage — and great cast party. Pink Chandler's THE WALL. THERESA YOUNG: Teen Encounter '78. Freshman, Sophomore. Junior Weekends, Main Street, SWGPCFLBDCPDSKAR, Apex. ELSMMC. Most of all Michael!! 43 GARY WALKER MELBA WALKER MELODY WARD KEITH WEATHERS 44 Senior Class Dedication St. Johnsbury Academy has always prided itself on the spirit, enthusiasm, and dedication of its students. Within a period of a few, short months, the Class of 1980 and our school lost two of its most outstanding members. Sue Temple and Laurie Hook were the type of student that any school would be proud of. They were friendly, intelligent, committed and sensitive young women. They represented the finest ideals and aspirations we could ever hope for in ourselves. They loved their class and they loved their school — and we loved them. We'll miss them deeply. We'll think of them always. In remembrance of what they gave to us, the Class of 1980 would like to dedicate the Senior Section of its yearbook to these two, beautiful people . . . Sue Temple and Laurie Hook � im' . 2. I ' ' ft' ‘ - •: f ? -4 . -v .-, ,. - •. ■ -• v m ■ ' w“ - Lfv.-3� ft ;-«.'■ -'ftjfef. |i| ' -riis p, 3 .., ■■ ■ . ■ ' '. V . 4; ' - ve i ft-f ■ .ftftft - m S’U? y : -.� VicS ' • ' F.V • 1 Jv -� „ ! L t •4 % 4 Of • ft;'- R v ► i ak'i ?;r !• ■ 1.' ft ' . • - � '••’; • ;i ' V -ft '4. ., v ■ %■ :ft , . -a ,' V'� r -:.., • ■•; V:”' v - K 7 . -• • . 0 A r fi.. .. ;W ■ ... y ■ I 1 J J ' • . - ■ y ■ a:av' wjM I 5 ■ .?• :v - ; s-iu - . % A J. ‘V ' . « C'; ; - Li •A . ... • _ V • . Ji - H • i v.• - 'fr ;■■ ■ ■■'■■■ IS _ . . .‘Jdi r' . - • ' .11,. ©Sr: :•? h'l 5.1 mk ft,?.. ' £ft Hfc M -•; I ■fl VM '•fcV'i -. • vsvl'; r ■ i .vw1 Mf .Vs . ■ -• :jvi L „v‘ fr -Aw • 4 .« • .� � • ■ .v.;. , •;• . Sfo g® tlyf SXi •3w8®w '■ ?«$£ s£ y. , jf EnsXfi n SI i FOOTBALL For the third year in a row, the Academy football team suffered through a losing season. Under new head coach Rick Carlson, the Hilltoppers were spirited and optimistic through the early weeks of the season. However, injuries, suspensions, and morale problems dampened that spirit, leaving the out-manned Acads no match for their stronger opponents. The season started on the right foot for the Toppers, with a 30-14 win over Littleton in tne opening game coming on the heels of an impressive drubbing of Berlin in a pre-season scrimmage. However, the rest of the season was downhill for the green and white, as they lost the next eight games, giving Academy football just four wins in the three seasons following the departure of James Burlingame as head coach. The highlight of the season had to be the consistent hard work of an offensive backfield that gave even the toughest of defenses a run for their money. Tim Stanyon and Ray Gingue topped 700 yards for the season, while hardworking Mark Towle rushed for over 500 yards. Post season awards went to Dave Lepine — Best Lineman, Mark Towle — Best Back, Jeff Sawin — Most Improved, and Ray Gingue — Most Valuable plus the Jack Dunne Award. 48 ■w'mtv- t. • Front: J. Clark, M. Towle, M. Chamberlain, M. Bouffard, D. Lepine, P. Viles, (tri-captains), D. Leblance, M. Gingue, T. Stanyon. Second Row: R Durnan, J. Corrette, R. Lyons, N. Gingue, J. Sawin, B. Eaton, D. Henderson, C. Lagis. Third Row: D. Bergeron D. Leonard, T-Cole, R. Somers, S Wilkins, S. Ralston, J. Lagis, N. Verge, R. Reis. Fourth Row: R. Garvey, N. O'Brien, D. Keenan, R. Ward, C. Carroll, D. Laborie, G. Leblanc. D. Urie. B. Krause (Mgr.), A. Myers, F. Lapointe, M. McGinnis, J. Schullman (Mgr.). Back: Coach Palmieri, Coach Nitsche, Coach Carlson, Coach Racenet, and Coach Walker, P. . Handy, J. Fifth Row: Paskert. 49 CROSS-COUNTRY Front: R. Morgan, L. Willson, S. Sargent, A. Hoyt, S. Gendron, P. Reganall, L. Wilkins, Coach Eaton. Back: R. Lamb, G. Kelly, D. Diefenbach, T. Tellman, R. Heath, P. Engle, A. Langmaid, A. Flight, P. Krieg, Missing L. Hooke. 50 The Fall of 1979 brought mixed results to the Boys' and Girls' Cross Country teams. The boys team enjoyed one of its best seasons in recent years while the girls did not fare as well. Coach Eaton's boys highlighted their season with wins over Littleton, Lyndon Institute and Lake Region (twice), in addition to a fine first-place effort in the North Country Coaches Invitational. While the girls only victory was over Littleton, they managed a respectable second in the North Country Coaches Invitational. Individually, the boys team was led by Richard Lamb, Peter Engle, Chip Langmaid and Duane Diefenbach. Lamb was the team's outstanding performer. As a sophomore, Richard piled up seven first place finishes in ten races, and finished the season with a ninth-place finish in the State Meet. Engle turned in seven finishes in seventh place or better, while Langmaid had eight finishes in sixth place or better, and Diefenbach chipped in with five finishes in ninth place or better. The girls' team was led by the trio of Pam Reganall, Sue Sargent and Lisa Wilkins, who turned in many fine performances. The girls were led by four seniors, Co-Captains Avis Hoyt and Sharon Gendron, Laurie Hook, and Pam Reganall. SOCCER The 1979 Academy soccer team bounced back after 1978's winless season with the best record in the history of the school. Led by Co-captains Ed Kelliher and Cam Eddy, and sixteen other seniors, the Hilltoppers staged a late-season rally that left them only one win shy of becoming the first Academy soccer team ever to qualify for post-season play. First-year Coach Bob Mallalieu guided the team to a 5-7-1 record which included two losses by the score of 1-0, and victories in three of the last four games. The highlight of the season was a three game win-streak which included a home victory of Hazen Union. It was considered by many to be the finest game ever played by an Academy soccer team. The team had many outstanding performers including talented offensive MVP Matt Lyon, Junior Rory Crimes, named Defensive MVP, and tough fullback Tom Lewis, who was named to the Division IV all-star team. Other players honored with post-season awards' were Phil Racine, most improved; Russ Brown, Most Hustle; Dale Laroque, Most Team Spirit; Joe Kasprzak, four-year dedication award. Many promising underclassmen will return next year, giving coach Mallalieu a good reason to be optimistic about the future of soccer at St. Johnsbury Academy. 52 Front: R. Lunt, D. Larocque, R. Marzouk, E. Kelliher, R. Grimes, C. Eddy, M. Lyon, R. Brown, P. Racine. Middle: J. Beal, D. Aiken, M. Borsodi, J. Daniels, M. Brown, J. Rideout, J. Sotolongo, K. Armstrong, O. Garcia. Back: Coach Mallalieu, H. Billig, S. Cotter, H. Swierczynski, M. Marks, R. Kelliher, D. Chandler, T. Lewis, D. Duckworth, G. Clark, J. Kasprzak. 53 Front: M. Lunt, A. Stetson, J. Bouffard, D. Talbot, P. Churchill, A. Lote, M. Laferriere, L. Munkittrick, A. Hrynchuk, J. Kasprzak. Back: Coach Wallace, V. Viles, K. Thurston, D. Magoon, K. Silloway, J. Thurston, J. Bolton, M. Hrynchuk, D. Chamberlain, M. Gagnon, J. Ayer, P. Noyes, A. Kuras, Mrs. Parker. 54 1979 was another successful year for the field hockey Hilltoppers as Miss Wallace's varsity once again qualified for the State tournament with a league record of 5-1-4. Ties frustrated the stick chicks all year long especially against North County Union. The Academy girls settled for two ties against the eventual state champion North Country team. The Hilltoppers did come away with two victories against both Peoples and arch-rival Lyndon Institute. The Academy bowed out in the first round of the State tournament, loosing narrowly to a well-drilled Essex team. The team was led by six seniors, including Co-captains Paula Churchill and Debby Talbot. The leading scorers for the green and white were Talbot with nine goals and five assists, and Andrea Hrynchuk, who scored six goals and had five assists Defensive standouts were goalie Alison Lote, who stopped 75 shots, and hardworking Margie Laferriere. 1979 also marked a personal milestone for head coach Rosina Wallace, who notched her 100th victory with-the season-ending J.V. triumph over Lyndon. She is to be praised for her hard work, dedication, and most of all for her love of the game. FIELD HOCKEY It was a rough start. Wouldn't you know it that our last season would break tne sixteen-year mark for the longest-awaited and least-fallen snow. Our snow chances even failed us. However, the Girl's Ski Team chorus pulled through again. With Purpleites and “My Favorite Things”, it upheld the team spirit needed to maintain the impressive record of our short but competitive season that devoted and enthusiastic coaches Nitsche and Duke managed to put together. Our spirit was also lifted by G.S. Jr. thrill shows and bags of green M M's. The boys, captained by Steady Eddie Kelliher and Jim Grappler Rideout, bonded their strength to form one of the strongest Alpine-Nordic combinations yet. The Nordic competitors, who grabbed eight of the top ten places in one of their tri-meets, were complemented by the Alpiners who carried strength and depth to claim fourth place in the stiff State Competition. The girls, captained by Andrea Spazz Hrynchuk and Avis Amos Hoyt, skied to a third place in the State Meet — a first in Academy history. This high standing would normally send the girls to the New England Meet — if there had been any snow. SKI TEAM BOYS SKI TEAM — Front: J. Kasprzak, J. Rideout, J.B. Corbitt, J. Lunt, T. Ayer, B. Eaton. 2nd Row: C. Danielson, P. Durnan, J. Vear, P. Engle, O. Garcia, C. Langmaid, R. Lamb, Mr. Eaton (Coach), Mr. Goodrich (Coach). Back: Mr. Nitsche (Coach), D. Chandler, D. Diefenbach, R. Brown, R. Keen, R. Kelliher. GIRLS SKI TEAM — Front: L. Wilson, M. Laferriere, M. Lunt, J. Kasprzak, C. Brill, S. Hrynchuk. 2nd Row: L. Desrochers, H. Billig, J. Ayer, P. Jenks, J. Veilleux, A. Hrynchuk, A. Lote, C. Wollrath. Back: Mr. Goodrich (Coach), Mr. Nitsche (Coach), D. Smith, K. Jensen, A. Hoyt, M. Hrynchuk, L. Munkittrick, T. Reganall, A. Rideout, Mr. Eaton (Coach). 57 The 1979-1980 Boys' Basketball Team enjoyed the most successful season of any team in recent Academy basketball history. Led by high-scoring Manhattanites, Rory Crimes and Henry Dalrymple, the Hilltoppers set five Academy records as they rolled through an undefeated regular season. The team's only loss came after a school-record 21 game win streak as the 'Toppers bowed out to Essex in the quarterfinals of the state tournament. Records set by the team include best record, 21-1; first undefeated regular season; most points in one game, 104 vs. Lyndon Institute; most points per game, average, 75. The team that Layne Higgs called the most talented Academy squad he'd ever coached was led by co-captains Bryan Cameron and Rory Grimes. Grimes, the team's Most Valuable Player, tied Henry Dalrymple for the highest scoring average with 22 points per game, while also averaging five assists and five steals per game. Dalrymple, the highest scoring freshman in Academy history led the team in rebounds with 16 a game, and also in blocked shots. Helping Grimes in the backcourt were steady seniors Bryan Cameron and Clayton Bullock, while Glen Davis, Bill Leavitt and Jim Clark added strong defense and rebounding power. The highlight of the season came with back to back wins over always-tough U-32. Both games were played at a furious pace before standing room only crowds. In the first game, played at Alumni Gym before the biggest crowd ever to see an Academy home game, Dalrymple's 20 rebounds and Grimes' heads ud play kept the Acads on top. Two weeks later at Barre Auditorium, the 'Toppers won again, this time riding the clutch shooting of Clayton Bullock. 58 BOYS' BASKETBALL Front: C. Bullock, M. Dionne, M. Brown, R. Grimes, B. Cameron, R. Nagel, P. Viles. Back: Coach Mallalieu, J. Clark, B. Leavitt, M. Voyer, M. Voyer, H. Dalrymple, G. Davis, Coach Higgs. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front: M. Carreau, P. Willey, L. Wilkins, K. Silloway, K. Thurston, T. Warren, D. Chamberlain. Back: D. Keithan, J. Thurston, D. Magoon, D. Talbot, P. Churchill, J. Bolton, B. Bugbee, Coach Wallace. Once again the girls' varsity basketball team enjoyed a successful season. Miss Wallace's last team at the Academy had only two seniors, but the girls made up for what they lacked in experience with spirit, hard work and togetherness. Senior co-captains, Paula Churchill and Debbie Talbot, led the Hilltoppers to a 14-6 record. In the state playoffs, the girls met the same fate as the boys team, losing to Essex in the quarterfinals. The bulk of the scoring was handled by Talbot and sophomore sensation Kim Silloway. Debbie led the team in rebounds and free throws while scoring most of her points inside against taller opponents. Kim's flashy ball-handling and textbook jump shot drew the admiration of opposing players and coaches as she led the team in field goals, juniors, Jen Thurston, Debbie Magoon and Michelle Carreau gave the team a trio of solid rebounders. Guards Paula Willey, Kathy Thurston and Tracy Warren played agressive pressing defense and always added hustle while they were on the court. Although the girls did not successfully defend their Hartford Holiday Tournament title, they did state a comeback against Stevens High School to take home a third place trophy. Kim Silloway was named Most Valuable Player of the Tournament and hard-working senior, Paula Churchill, joined her on the all-tourney team. WRESTLING The Academy Wrestling Team has lived up to its winning tradition this year by posting a 12-6 record. This is one of the few times that we have whipped Spaulding twice in the same year. Leading the attack this year was a largely senior line up. Co-captains Dale Larocque and Steve Murray worked the team hard in practice while devastating performances by Dave Lepine and Jeff Nummelin racked up the points. Adding experience to the lighter weight classes and a little humor to the whole team were seniors John Montgomery and Kevin Armstrong. Not to be left out are Juniors Dave Keenan and Chris Larocque and sophomore, Paul Croteau who each filled key spots in this year's line up. A first place by Jeff Nummelin along with third places by Dale Larocque, Dave Keenan and Dave Lepine and sixth places by Steve Murray and Chris Larocque earned the team a fifth place in the State Tournament. The Most Valuable Wrestler for the year was Dale Larocque while sophomore Paul Croteau was named Most Improved. Next year's co-captains, Dave Keenan and Chris Larocque are left with a somewhat depleted team — but a winning tradition we're sure theyTI uphold. Front: M. Brown, P. Racine, Y. Nakanishi, M. Lyon, G. Garand, M. Keenan, S. Jeffrey, H. Harran, D. Brink, D. LeBlanc. 2nd Row: E. Gray, J. Bennett, C. Larocque, K. Armstrong, D. Larocque, J. Montgomery, K. Nunn, R. Black. 3rd Row: Coach Murray, J. Nummelin, M. Chamberlain, D. Lepine, J. Sawin, D. Keenan, S. Murray, P. Croteau, T. Tellman, Coach Moore. Missing: M. Borsodi. 63 BASEBALL Front: R. Mooney, S. Wakeham, P. Viles, S. Rainville, M. Ash, M. Towle, D. Dachs. Back: J. Harris, T. Muzzy, J. Greenan, M. Voyer, B. Goldsworthy, G. Leblanc, B. Leavitt, Coach Clark. 64 Front: S. Farmer, J. Holderby, J. Corrette, L. Merchant, A. St. George, T. Tellman, D. Chesbrough, J. Daniels, O. Garcia, J. Lunt, P. Engle, C. Langmaid, S. Frey, J. Clark, D. Larocque, E. Kelliher. 2nd Row: Coach Eaton, Coach Hegerty, J. Bean, M. Paige. D. Urie, P. Durnan, R. Grimes, G. Davis, P. Grime, M. Bouffard, J. Rideout. 3rd Row: Coach Johnson, ). Stanyon, K. Aussiker, S. Trottier, P. Kennedy, B. Verge, B. Wollrath, R. Lamb. Back: C. O'Brien, R. Gendron, M. St. George, T. Marcotte, S. Hegarty, M. Broughton, J. Hayes, D. Urie, C. Carroll, H. Dalrymple, J. Robillard, Coach Frey. TRACK FIELD Vermont State Champs Front: A. Tanner, B. Corrette, L. Dekoeyer, D. Magoon, P. Churchill, D. Talbot, P. Willey, M. Carreau, D. Smith. Back: Miss Wallace (Coach), C. Kiely, K Thurston, J. Bean, S. Abbey, S. Cotter, V. Viles, T. Warren. 68 GIRLS' TRACK FIELD FRONT: A. Rothe, A. Hrynchuk, A. Hoyt, S. Gendron, A. Lote, L. Wilson. 2nd Row: S. Sargent, A. Rideout, M. Hrynchuk, J. I hurston, C. Wollrath. 3rd Row: T. Reganall, E. Ellis, K. Gehlbach, L. Wilkins, R. Gingue. 4th Row: P. Greene, S. Sullivan, S. Hrynchuk, V. Dussault, S. Maynard, C. Jenson, C. Willey. Back: Mr. Hoyt, Mr. Frey, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Hegarty (Coaches). 71 73 ’ $ ' «� : JUNIOR CLASS Frail; M. Burril, D. Batchelder, J. Berry, B. Bugbee, K. Batchelder, P. Sabens, L. Aldrich, S. Ahmad, J. Beal Middle; B. Druman, R. Bartlett J. Bolton, A. Barnard, D. Bedor, P. Basch, G. Broome. Back: L. Anderson, L. Brown, T. Bussiere, j. Bean, A. Brown. Front: B. Donna, T. Eastman, D. Elder, B. Eaton, D. Dachs, R. Capron, C. Call, B. Corrette, J. Desrochers, L. Davenport. Back: N. Carreau, R. Delosa, D. Clark, S. Cole, G. Davis, M. Dionne, D. Diefenbach, J. Edgar, B. Dumas, M. Carreau, D. Chamberlain, M. Ercole. 76 Front: R. Grimes, F. Harran, R. Hoar, M. Gagnon, L. Grenier, B. Fenoff, V. Hendricks, C. Frye, K. Gammell. Back: P. Grimes, B. Goldsworthy, M. Hrynchuk, G. Irving, M. Grabowski, R. Holloway, B. Hale, J. Forton, A. Foster. 77 Front: j. Kasprzak, D. Magoon, T. Norway, S. Moulton, M. McCarthy, M. Laferriere, L. Kuras, K. Night, D. Neil, E. Minor, D. Lumbra. Middle: T. Lamotte, A. Meyers, M. Lawler, R. Mooney, M. McGinnis, C. Laggis, F. Lapoint, E. Merchant, P. Noyes, C. Kennedy, S. Cotter. Front: S. Rainville, H. Remick, S. Krinsky, S. Philpot, M. O'Brien, D. Rich. Middle: D. Petty, M. Paige, A. Rideout, L. Ruggles, ). Kornatowski, D. Robinson. Back: C. Ryan, L. Phillips, P. Priest, R. Hodge, M. Pearson. Front: J. Silliman, S. Twiss, D. Smith, A. Stetson, S. Venner, V. Viles, P. Willey, D. Urie, R. Walker, R. Thayer, M. Stebelus, R. Sawyer, P. Wright. Back: T. Smith, V. Walker, M. White, K. Wyllie, R. Summers, M. Tindal, S. Wakeham, M. Voyer, M. Voyer, j. Wilkins, J. Thurston, D. Whitcher, S. Sargent, C. Wollrath. 78 79 — Paula Churchill standing atop the Senior class float — -LI. EATS THE ROAD. — Melba Walker cheers the team. — Members of the Sophomore Class, under the direction of Mr. Majuri, put the finishing touches on the float. — Mark McLaren leads the parade down Main Street the night before the CAME. — Ray Cingue carries the ball for a touchdown during the Pep Chapel. — Steve Murray gets into the enthusiasm of LI. weekend with Jean Heald. — Jim Clark brings down the house with his imitation of Bob Cole. — Eric Robillard, Mark Towle, and Muzzy Bouffard and the rest ot the team get into the spirit of their LI. Chapel. 80 81 — The L.l. Weekend bonfire lights up a rainy night in St. J. — Eric Robillard entertains thoughts of sweet temptation. — The freshman float tolls a death knell for L.l. — Student Council president. JohnGreenan, and Pete Durnan sell shakers for the L.l. Weekend festivities. — Chris Kieley and Russell Brown watch as the parade passes by. — Mark Towle has a rough time pinning a coursage onto Connie Kennedy's sweater. — Senior boys cheer on the football team. — Sophomore football player fries L.l. — Cindy Call puts a little oomph into the Friday night activities. — Craig Repasz puts finishing touches on the Senior float. 82 — Coach Carlson talks over a play with one of the boys. — Cindy Frye and Steve Lee party at Cumerford — Academy girls attempt to stir up a little enthusiasm at the game. — Kelley Schofield holds up her end of the deal Kevin Kennedy. — Marilyn Douse struts down main street. — Tara Packard and Dottie Laberge reload their peashooters. — Doug Urie's 65 yard kickoff return — one of the few highlights of the game. 84 SOPHOMORE CLASS Front: D. Bigelow, B. Bedor, C. Brill, D. Aldrich, K. Bona, A. Brown, K. Borsodi, T. Bedor, I. Ptala, M. Bonnett. Row 1: L. Black, D. Balch, P. Armour, B. Anderson, D. Bragg, J. Bessette, M. Brown, S. Benoit. Row 2: R. Andrews, P. Blessing, K. Aussiker, S. Bartlett, B. Bessette. Row 3: D. Bergeron, A. Briggs, R. Bedor, E. Argenio. 86 Row 1: R. Payette, S. Clark, M. Douse, W. Daigle, V. Chase, T. Compton, P. Desilets, R. Capron, J. Kennedy. Row 2: G. Counter, P. Ducham, A. Edney, C. DeKoeyer, T. Cole, D. Daniels, R. Colby, C. Danielson, E. Ellis, L. Cameron, S. Caron. Row 3: S. Davis. E. Carlton J Corrette, C. Clark. Row 4: D. Dachs, P. Croteau, E. Dezell, B. Emmons. Front: S Foster, N. Fenoff, J. Friend, R. Gingue, L. Gammell, C. Kiely, D. Garfield, S. Kimball,). Karpin, J. Fuehrer, S. Fortier M. Fagmant, A. Ferretti. Back: P. Gervais, R. Faufaw, J. Gunnip, S. Handy, T. Harran, K. Fenoff, R. Hale, P. Kennedy, H. Harren. M. Heywood, C. Fournier, R. Heath, j. Hutchins, M. Greene, R. Gary, A. Kaye, P. Keenan, A. Kuras, L. Guerin, J. Favreau. Front: M. Lyons, M. McLean, T. Noyes, R. Lee, S. Lee, R. Lamb, E. Naatz, D. LaBorie, G. Leonard Back: K Nason T. MacLean, L. Lynaugh, T. Marcotte, D. Munkittrick, P. Lachance, K. Morrison, P. Lapierre, B. LaChance, M. Lunt, K. Lansford, T. Mulliken, P. LaBounty, (trees) ). Laggis, H. Little, A. Machado, R. Morris, K. Nunn. 87 Front: K. Stanley T Randall, D. Piadade. Row 1: R. Sylvain, j. Roy, K. Russell, R. Reis, L. Segal, S. Pulsifer, R. Shene, S. Rutledge Row 2: P. Stearns, C. Stebbins. Row 3: R. Ruby, J. Owre, P. Parker, T. Rodd. Row 4: G. Rowe, K. Powers, I. O'Malley Keyes, S Prevost T Reganall. N- °'?ri1e1n' L. Wilkins, A. Thomas, C. Willitts, J. Tanguay, K. Silloway, L. Waldron, S. Ward, S. Weston, K. Thurston. Back: S. Ward D. Phelps, M. Wood, J. Semple, B. Wollrath, J. Sotolongo, N. Verge, L. Wescott, S. Ralston, D. Wood, S. Trotticr. 88 89 WINTER CARNIVAL — Chris Cloutier checks for a long pass to put the freshman boys ahead in floor hockey. — Two unknown faculty members try to frighten the student body. — King Eric I gets his reward from Sue Venner — Tina Marcotte tries to pop a balloon for the sophomore class. — Melba Walker and Kevin Kennedy entertain Count Dracula with a few choice laughs. — The sophomore wheelbarrow team is led by Paul Lapierre and Neil O'Brien. — The junior beauty contest has possibilities. — Freshman, Robert Ward, becomes the hit of the Carnival Assembly. 91 — Kelly Borsodi hops her way to the sophomore finish line. Freshmen, Dawn Henderson and Erik Cray, twirl their way around the Addams Family house Debbie Pessini goes for a lay up at the basketball court. Tim Muzzy gets final instructions from the Duke before he sets off down the cross-country course. — Paula Churchill and Phyllis Jenks finish off another batch of pancakes. Larry Ghoolden” emcees the Winter Carnival Assembly. — Marie Fagnant competes for sophomore glory in log sawing. 93 — Senior girls cheer the boys on to victory at floor hockey. — Patti Ducham and Raymond Cinguedance to Rael. — Shawn Philpot goes for if in log sawing. — Jan Ayer, Sondra Hrynchuk and Cheryl Gajtka compete in the exciting floor hockey event. — Mark Ash headed for the finish line in cross-country skiing. Cindy Hayes and Jimmy Hayes play Morticia and Gomez in the freshman skit. — Cam Eddy and Mat Lyon entertain the school at the Winter Carnival Assembly. — Sandy Abbey almost scores a goal for the freshman girk. — Sondra Hrynchuk skates her way into the bathing suit competition. — Mary Ercole serves Ray Hoar a mouthful” at the pancake eating contest. 95 — Barbara Emmons, lose Sotolongo and Bob Wollrath try to mimic Mrs. Caplan. Mr. Higgs and Mr Hoyt — Sue Sargeant finds things looking up for the |unior class during the basketball event. — Angy Fournier, Mimi Gary and Sheri Repasz lead the freshman cheer. — Richard Lamb wins Most Likely To Be Hit By Fifty Water Balloons After Doing An Impersonation Of Mr. Fiordli contest. — Lori Marceau. |im Vear, Oscar Garcia. Chris Fielder. Andrea Hrynchuk, Scott Frey Paula Churchill and Richard Hayes fry to fit as many seniors into the square as possible. — Richard Handy jumps his way across the finish of the sack race. — Blackie congratulates Queen Sharon at the senior class production of the Wizard of Oz. — Chris Wollrath and Mike Paige compete in the cross-country skiing event. — Allison Lote does her imitation of Toto in the Wizard of Oz. — Freshman. Jay Sargeant, finishes the sack race by bursting a balloon. FRESHMAN CLASS Front: J. Bean, L. Batchelder, S. Boardman, M. Broughton, D. Bedard, J. Bennett Row 1: L. Buckbee, P. Adams, K. Brill, T. Ayer, J. Adams, T. Ayer, J. Banister. Row 3: C. Bandieri, J. Brill, A. Ainsworth, J. Alexander, S. Abbey, C. Briggs. Back: P. Brooks, K. Blessing, B. Bundy, D. Brink, C. Aiken, M. Brown. 98 Front: K. Costa, M. Coveil, S. Davis, L. Daigneauit, R. Danch, M. Brown, T. Billon. Row 2: V. Dussault, D. Claffey, A. Currier, L. Desrochers, S. Darrell, T. Drown, P. Duncan, L. Clearly. Row 3: C. Cushman, C. Danielson, A. Donaghv. Row 4: B. Doyon, L. Cranston, J. Clouatre. Back: H. Dalrymple, H. Dodge, C. Carroll. Front: S. Kimball, M. Grenier, M. Keenan, O. Hendrick, R. Khonke, E. Gray, R. Hood, A. Fournier, D. Henderson, S. Johnston, G. Garand, D. King, D. Glode, L. Hooker. Back: L. Garcia, K. Jensen, J. Heald, V. Gonyau, S. Hrvnchuk, R. Gendron, K. Kemp, R. Handy, J. Hayes, C. Hayes, M. Gary, J. Gingue, H. Gieselmen, P. Kelso, S. Frain, D. Farone, B. Fuller, W. Kraus, D. Goss, S. Johnson, G. Henderson, C. Jenne. Front: S. Maynard, D. Moulton. K. Minshull, S. Newell, M. Lemere, A. Fletcher, T. Merchant. Back: T. Magnus, T. Marcotte, P. Marcotte, T. LeBlanc, P. Greene, C. Murphy, L. McKee, L. Mulliken, T. Mills, T. Minor. 99 Front: ). Racine, D. Pepin, D. Pessini, M. Rigly, A. Ruthe, S. Sullivan, P. Counter, C. Smith, D. Root. Row 1: E. Philpot, S. Repasz, W. Parrish, M. St. George, P. Stewart, T. Randall. Row 2: R. O'Dell, R. Phelps, M. Pelow, J. Sargent, M. Plourde. Back: C. O'Brien, G. St. Onge, J. RobiHard, T. Penniman. 100 ?r eille P- n ?;, u W'}S0 !iP'.VY, n°1' K- Warner- R- Villeneuve, B. Urie. Back: J. Talbot, R. Walker, R. Ward, C. Willey, T. Thompson, L. White, D. Willits, A. Whitehill. 7 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Jean Heald (Treasurer), Eirk Gray (President), Shelly Darrell (Secretary), Sandy Abbey (Vice President). 101 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS — Front: S. Venner, C. Kennedy, M. Noel, M. McCarthy. Middle: L. Marceau, K. Wvllie. Back: S. Pulsifer, S. Dodge, L. Black, S. Lax. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS — Front: P. Ducham, L. McKee, K. Blessing, L. Cameron, L. Lynaugh. Back: D. Henderson, K. Borsodi, B. Doyon, J. Veilleux. COLOR GUARDS — Front: L. Brooks, Topper, L. Kuras. Back: V. Walker, B. Ruby, E. Merchant, L. Waldron, K. Schofield, P. Keenan, B. Corrette, ). Fuehrer, S. Weston, M. Bonnett, j. Corrette. 102 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS - Front: S. Pulsifer, A. Brown, L. Segal. Middle: S. Dodge, J. Desrochers, C. Kennedy, S. Venner. Back: S. Gendron, M. Noel, K. Wyllie. o © U1 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — Front: D. Pessini, L. McKee, S. Repasz, M. Garey. Back: L. Cranston, J. Fuehrer, S. Sullivan. 106 The many performances by the band and chorus during the last year contributed greatly to the good atmosphere at St. Johnsbury Academy. The band marched at virtually every football game and in the town and district parades. In collaboration with the chorus, the band presented the traditional Christmas concert, plus a Pops concert, a chapel assembly performance and the Commencement Concert. The music department also sent twenty-one students to Districts, fourteen students to All-States, and this year six members of the chorus were accepted in the New England Music Festival. 107 ACADEMY THEATRE The '79-'80 season for Academy Theatre was a full and productive one. In the fall the group presented The Bad Seed.” Ingrid Owre filled the lead, supported by Jenni Karpin, Mary Ercole and John Conover. The winter months produced a one-act, This Property Is Condemned.” Peter Viles and Jenny Owre took this play to the Vermont One-Act competitions. In the spring. Academy Theatre presented its third major musical, South Pacific.” Louise Mold, Steve Murray, Ray Hoar, Sue Cotter, Mary Ercole and Mark McLaren filled the main roles in this elaborate production which brought in three full houses and three standing ovations. Unfortunately for all the students who have benefited under her guidance, the department's director, Mrs. Margaret Ryan, finished her final season with Academy Theatre. Every member wishes her good luck in the future and many thanks for her dedication and talent given to our theater group. ACADEMY CLUBS YEARBOOK STAFF — P. Derosier, S. Cheney, D. Caron, K. Schofield, J. Argenio, J. Karpin, S. Gendron, P. Viles. Missing: M. Laferriere, K. Zolghadri, M. Walker, M. Bossodi, A. Hrynchuk. 110 STUDENT COUNCIL — Front: M. Brown, V. Viles, P. Durnan, J. Greenan, A. Hoyt. 2nd Row: M. Borsodi, S. Frey, K. Kennedy, C. Willey, M. McGinnis, S. Gendron, A. Lote. 3rd Row: A. Whittaker, S. Sargeant, D. Urie, B. Dumas, C. Fielder, L. Munkittrick, D. Talbot, M. Vermeulen. Back: Mr. Daniele (Advisor), L. Segal, K. Borsodi, K. Gehlbach, C. Repasz, S. Clark, J. Tanguay. INTERNATIONAL CLUB — M. Davis, D. Coombs, B. Knutsen, D. Coombs, S. Lee, J. Maher, S. Weston, A. Brown, B. Savage, J. Bessette, R. Black, S. Carlton, R. Marzouk, J. Aldredge, R. Somers. Ill MAT MAIDES — Front: P. Keenan, D. Noyes, K. Hammer, M. Ercole. Back: M. Bonnet, S. Maynard, C. Willie, D. Winot, S. Weston. OFFICE-AIDES — Front: M. Houde, T. Young, L. Davenport. Back: C. Bradley, K. Brill, L. Nelson, K. Hammer, C. Call, L. Aldrich, C. Nason. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — Front: P. Engel, K. Kennedy, K. Armstrong, P. Viles, S. Gendron, D. Noyes, R. Lunt. 2nd Row: M. Borsodi, C. Willey, M. Ash, J. Greenan, L. Mold, M. McLaren, A. Hoyt. 3rd Row: A. Flight, S. Cheney, J. Kasprzak, C. Blessing, K. Schofield, L. Lynaugh, P. Jenks, L. Munkittrick. 4th Row: D. Larocque, M. Brown, J. Rideout, M. Noel, S. Pulsifer, L. Wilkinson. 5th Row: S. Sargeant, R. Hoar, V. Viles, R. Gingue, P. Durnan, J. Karpin, S. Kimball. Back: M. Hrynchuk, S. Moulton, K. Wyllie, K. Silloway, J. Thurston, J. Fuehrer, D. Diefenbach, R. Lamb, K. Borsodi, G. Davis, A. Whittaker. 112 113 THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER — V. Viles, C. Fielder, S. Sullivan, K. Kennedy, A. Hoyt, J. Kasprzak, M. Hrynchuk, A. Lote, K. Schofield, A. Hrynchuk, A. Whittaker, J. Argenio, J. Karpin, R. Lunt, Mr. Swartz (Advisor), M. Brown, S. Frey. ACADEMY CHORUS — Front: J. Karpin, K. Wyllie, K. Gehlbach, C. Blessing, S. Lax, S. Maynard, K. Hammer, M. Ercole, j. Heald. 2nd Row: K. Warner, M. McCarthy, M. Fagnant, S. Kimball, E. Naatz. Back: B. Bisbee, R. Hoar, E. Merchant, B. Savage, J. Bennett, L. Mold, S. Murray, M. McLaren, T. Tellman. BRANTVIEW — Front: Ted Tellman, John Edgar, Doehne Duckworth, Cam Eddy, Jay Beal, Jon Schulman. Middle: Mark Lawler, Aaron Meyers, Eric Harmony, Mike Marks, Gurney Kelley. Back: Brian Bisbee, Shahed Ahmed, Bill Gittins, Mark Atamian, Geordie Clark (?), Rob Somers Rorv Grimes. SHEEPCOTE — Front: Jared Mallalieu, Rob Mallalieu, Cindy Stanton, Gypsy, Diane Mallalieu Carlene Murphy, Pepper, Kathy Harris, Chris Kiely, Leslie Faes. Back: Sue Cotter, Lisa Segal, Peter Stanton, Michelle Redmond, Hannah Swierzynski, Tara Packard, Angelique Tanner. TINKER HOUSE — Yutaka Nakanishi, Don Farrone, Louis Guerin, Ridha Marzouk, Billy Krause. Back: Barb Knutsen, Andy Van Riper, Henry Dalrymple, Bill Leavitt, Ian O'Malley-Keyes Reza Zolghadri, Lauri Leavitt, Dave Leavitt. 114 116 ROMEO AND JULIET: Muzzy Bouffard and Lori Marceau BEST LOOKING: Jeff Sawin and Melba Walker BEST PERSONALITY: Alison Lote and Eric Robillard PRETTIEST EYES: Linda Brown and Russell Brown PRETTIEST HAIR: Senya Krogstad and Ed Kelliher 117 118 119 CLASS FLIRTS: Sheila Dodge and Jim Rideout MOSJ LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Peter Viles and Avis Hoyt MOST SPIRITED: Margie Laferriere and Eric Robillard RUNNERS-UP TO ROMEO AND JULIET: Kevin Kennedy and Kelly Schofield 120 121 122 MOST LIKELY TO DRIVE A TANK DOWN MAIN ST. AT EIGHT MONTHS OLD: Mike Borsodi BEST MUSICIANS: Karen Edler and Mark McLaren CLASS BUNS: Richard Hayes BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE: Andrea Hrynchuk and Jeff Sawin BEST ATHLETES: Debbie Talbot and Ed Kelliher CLASS CLOWNS: Alison Lote and Jim Clark 123 TREASURER: Dave Henderson PRESIDENT: Lisa Munkittrick SECRETARY: Margie Laferriere VICE PRESIDENT: Kevin Kennedy 126 128 Almost like a song, somewhere in our past, we became friends. The seed of respect grew, friendship flourished with the seasons. It began with autumn's understanding, winter's serenity, spring's awareness, summer's warmth. And now, across from you I sit without words enough to tell you how I feel. 129 Today is the tomorrow we dreamt about at the beginning, somewhere in our past. Soft winds now caress us, laughter merrier than the sound of rushing mountain waters rings through our life, friendship and love of dear ones surround us . . . and we can see. 131 We can see so many beautiful things. Setting sunsets, beauty in a blade of grass, each other's right to be, sadness in a clown, little things. Dreaming dreams, singing songs, walking in the sunshine, wondering, wishing, sharing . . . 133 134 This is not an end, but a beginning. We've learned a great deal from the experiences we've shared in the last four years. Now, it's time to see just how much we've learned and how much we'll be willing to give to one another. Let us pledge to protect each other from the wintry winds ... to surround one another with delicate flowers in the vibrant springs ... to give each other comfort when the sultry summer suns bring warmth ... to enrich our walk in autumn with a carpet of golden leaves . . . and, most of all, to be near whenever needed with an outstretched hand an an open heart. 135 Every man has within him the ability to do great things. His touchstone is challenge. No matter what his field of endeavor, a man must measure himself against the demands of his world. To rise to the challenge — ultimately this is the reason men build bridges, climb mountains, and do a thousand other things that manifest personal achievement and satisfaction. The Yearbook Staff Peter Viles, Copy Editor Sharon Gendron, Layout Editor Margie Laferriere, Business Editor Robert Fiorelli, Advisor 136 Goodbye and Good Luck • • • English Department The English Department has a whole new look this year — its multi-year facelift complete. The changes seem major, but the underlying purpose and goal has not been altered: to equip each student with the knowledge and skills required to communicate. Communicating with others has progressively become more complex. The need to communicate more acute with each passing day. To keep pace with these developments, the English Department has rearranged itself. The stresses now fall into two major areas: 1) Written Expression, and 2) Traditional Literature. These two basic elements of an English education have been included into courses that every student is required to take. Thus guaranteeing that no one will slip through without getting at least a background in these areas. Every student is now required to take a writing course. In all other courses, all parts of writing are being stressed. Also, all students received a solid background in American, English, and World Literatures. The response has been positive: student advancement in these two vital areas is obvious since the program started. The needs of all students, from college prep to vocational and remedial, are being met. Because of its design, this new program will remain youthfully modern for a long time. No major changes are anticipated. Then again, no major changes have really been made. As Department Head Aldredge puts it, We've only restructed our values. The English Department consists of Jerry Aldredge (Chairman), Joyce Racenet, Bob Swartz, Charley Hegarty, Tom Brownell, Les Moore, Mary Ellen Caplan, and Bob Fiorelli. 141 Social Studies Department The Social Studies Department is designed to help students broaden their understanding of the social, political, and economic systems under which they live. To that end, courses have been constructed to meet the needs and abilities of students on all levels. By receiving basic knowledge of World and U.S. history, students are also given a foundation upon which they can build a personal philosophy in regard to their environment; and, in using this philosophy, can analyze the issues of the day. The goal of the Social Studies Department is to give students awareness, understanding, and personal opinion. All of these qualities are basic to anyone involved with the affairs of the community, or country. One way this goal is met is through the Close-Up program, which, for two consecutive years, has sent Academy juniors to Washington, D.C. for an intensive study of U.S. government. In this, and other ways, the Department strives to use, not just the classroom, but also the community as a setting for learning. The Social Studies Department will continue to meet these goals in future years by constantly evaluating and adjusting its program to stay in tune, not only with the social environment, but most importantly, with the student. 142 Members of the Social Studies Department include Sandy Murray, Rich Redznak, Chuck Paskert, Lou Daniele (Chairman), Layne Higgs, and Paul Chouinard. Mathematics Department The click of the keys is heard in the computer room while down the hall, angles, graphs, and equations occupy the papers of math students; their pencils sharpened, their minds alert. The third floor of Colby Hall — this is the scene of the Math Department. The department offers courses to meet the many needs of math students. There is remedial math for students who need extra practice with their skills, applied math, which covers basic algebraic concepts, and consumer math, math for everyday life. Students on a more advanced level are placed in one of the foundations or algebra courses. From there, one progresses to geometry or algebra-triginometry. Also, during the 79-80 year, ten students were enrolled in Advanced Placement Calculus. The math instructors feel that it's important to have student-teacher interaction concerning class matter. For example, Mr. Wilkinson's applied math class sometimes goes outdoors to survey, where each student is involved. And Mr. Conover, in the interest of junior and senior liberal art students, developed an elective semester course called Conic Sections. This course explores the history of math and deals with interesting applications of algebra and geometry. This last year, there has been renewed interest in the math and computer clubs. Most students are familiar with the interesting, (and sometimes frustrating) computer, which has expanded to cover not just mathematical situations, but also spelling and vocabulary drills, stock market quotes, and investment analysis. Math is not always glamorous, but with perseverance and a healthy interest on both teacher and student's part, the results can be rewarding. The Mathematics Department of St. Johnsbury Academy consists of Diane Rolfe, Jay Wilkinson, Dan Thurston, Gordon Bess, Lucille Byrne (Chairperson), John Conover, Nola Forbes, and Scotty Ingram. 145 Foreign Language Department What is the extra” course at the Academy — the course you're not required to take, but the one which many students find the most interesting offered? It's a language course; the program that lets a student submerge himself in a new and different culture, whether it be Latin, Spanish or French. Certainly the most interesting activities going on in the Language Department during the last year were those mystifying fascinating French trials held in the library. The French IV classes participated in and discussed such topics as divorce, nuclear energy and abortion. The advantage of the trials was that students were forced to speak French on the spot, and could use that situation to improve their speaking skills. The main theme practiced in the department is the value and importance of communication. Although a student will not scrutinize his activities or his goals; as he plays French scrabble, mille bornes, or practices his oral skills, he is learning that other cultures are simply different, not alien or inferior. After all, once you speak a foreign language, it isn't foreign anymore. 146 147 The Foreign Language Department includes Jesse Sotolongo, Kathy Harris, Wayne Majuri, Vince Durnan, and Bob Trottier (Chairman). Science Department The Science Department aims to provide every student with a degree of scientific knowledge to live in the technological society of today, and to be able to make the reasoned decisions demanded of today's populace. Each student is therefore required to take a minimum of two science courses. These are usually Earth Science and Biology, or Modern Aspects of Science. Beyond this minimal level, the Science Department offers courses for those who wish to probe deeper into the physical and biological principles of nature. These include Physics, Physiology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, and Energy; and these provide a wide range of rigor, depending on the student's ability, interest, and career goals. Especially for those who are interested in pursuing a scientific or engineering career, Advanced Placement courses are offered in Physics and Chemistry. The Science Department recognizes that science is not only a body of knowledge, but a method. To that end, each science course includes laboratory experiences. Having provided for all possible avenues of endeavor, the department is capable of preparing every student for the life style that he chooses. Not only capable, but also successful. 148 149 150 Business Department When people at the Academy hear the word Apex” they think of the Business Department — a department that is alive and strong, and in which many students participate. Apex is a program which lets students become actively involved in an office situation, one which they may encounter after graduation. Apex is recognized as one of the finest business courses in the state, and, due to its strong popularity, the department intends to introduce a second Apex next year and expand the program further. Business Department students have many rewarding opportunities. They can participate in typing and shorthand competitions against other high schools; they can help sponsor the ever-popular Apex Spring Fashion Show; and they have the opportunity to attain an office job, when local business workers come to Streeter Hall to interview students for community positions. Whether a student studies secretarial work, business management, or general consumer skills, he is bound to learn a valuable skill that will be beneficial through out his life. A school of the size and quality of St. Johnsbury Academy is necessarily made up of many people who have as their primary goal the ultimate enrichment of the young men and women in the student body. From our outstanding vocational department through our secretarial staff and kitchen workers, these men and women pride themselves on working for an institution that values commitment, dedication and hard work. On the next few pages are pictured some of these individuals. Their contribution to the Academy is unqualified and unstinting. Kay Dyer, Lorna Higgs, Bob Mallalieu and Meg Davis, Library Staff; Jane Turner, Home Economics; Jean Bowles, Special Education; Dorothy Coombs, Richard Graham and Lauri Leavitt, Business Office; Jim Davis, Director of Admissions. 155 ■K Madeline Easter, Receptionist; Rosina Wallace, Girls' Physical Education; Larry Golden, Art: John Carroll, Culinary Arts; Peg Ryan, Academy Theatre; Sarge Morrison, Registrar; Dean Schruben, Drafting. 157 Compliments of NORTHEAST INTERNISTS Doctor James Russell St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 Compliments of LINCOLN INN Come As You Are Hasting Street St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 WHITE MARKET TRULINE INC. 69 Depot Street Land Surveyors, Land Planners, Consulting Engineers Serving Lyndonville and Vicinity Route 5 North, Industrial Park Quality Shopping for Your Whole Family St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 626-9898 (802) 748-3946 Best Wishes To The Very Special Class Of 1980 Reach-Out And Find Happiness THE JENKS STUDIO Distinctive Photography 39 Main Street St. Johnsbury, Vt. 05819 DESROCHERS PHARMACY 75 Main Street St. Johnsbury, Vt. 748-2206 CAPITOL STATIONERS INC. Office Planning and Design Desks Tables Filing Equipment Business Machines 14 Eastern Avenue St. Johnsbury Compliments of Compliments of Ardeschir Abadi, M.D. Anthony's Family Restaurant Thomas F. Ziobrowski, M.D. Railroad Street Cfye (Custom boppe Compliments of CUSTOM HAIR STYLES MEN AND WOMEN Burndy Corporation 119 Railroad Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont 06819 St. Johnsbury Facility 160 ITIZENS AVINGS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ST. JOHNSBURY, VERMONT 05819 Jlr chic’s BAKERY COFFEE SHOP 90 Portland St. Tel. 748-9895 ST. JOHNSBURY, VERMONT Compliments of Caplan's Army Store 97ic -Little Shop £toi lJI LLtienJhj Stop Compliments of 112 Railroad St. St. Johnsbury, Vt. Baker Sign Co. Allen Lumber Co. Best Wishes From u Aubin jewelry Lyndonville St. Johnsbury, Vt. a I zelle i fu is (-Vermont’s LPeisonal LFut’iie'i” 72 eastern avenue st. johnsbuty, Vermont Of)8lQ CALDERWOOD MEMORIAL SERVICE Eastern Avenue BENOIT'S 81 Portland St. CARON'S AUTO SERVICE St. Johnsbury, VT 748-3624 Compliments of Dr. Michael Billig CALEDONIA AUTO PARTS. INC. UXJ PvrtUrxi SC. St. Wtntbur. VT. 058)9 ma 4 S?5I 2 start St Oteims. VT 05860 (802 r 544(506 me • ■sj w We care about your health your hair! 748-2528 748-2606 61 Portland St. St. Johnsbury, VT THE BODY CHANCER THE STYLEMAKER Caledonian Fuel Co. Compliments of Brickett's Diner Dean's Shoe Store St. Johnsbury, VT COLONIAL BEAUTY SHOP St. Johnsbury, VT Ronald E. Ducham, D.D.S. 96 Portland Street Country Kettle Restaurant Lunenburg, VT East End Market Concord Avenue THE Compliments of DESROCHERS SAYLES FUNERAL HOME 68 Summer Street ADTOVILLAGE INC. FINE USED CARS MAYO'S DECORATING GLASS CENTER P.O. Box 6, 179-181 Railroad Street St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 (802) 748-8725 Compliments of GOLD CROWN LANES Elliot's Greenhouses Hasting Hill Ellis Paint, Wallpaper Glass GREENWOOD'S SALES SERVICE St. Johnsbury, VT Memorial Drive Compliments of COLE'S BODY SHOP HODGDON'S SALES SERVICE Guildhall VT 05905 St. Johnsbury Center Exxon, Chainsaws FRED W. LEWIS OIL CO. 1 Parker Court St. Johnsbury, VT 748-3011 GOODWIN'S Cash Grocery Glen Gloria Utley Dial 748-9071 East Saint Johnsbury, Vermont HAIR UNLIMITED 80 Eastern Ave. H.R. Hawkins 57 Eastern Avenue THE HENAULT PRESS Eastern Avenue HEBERT SONS, INC. Lyndonville, VT FAMILY SHOES SINCE 1919 Compliments of FASHION FLAIR Compliments of Dr. Kennedy Dr. Fitch Lyndonville Office Equipment 30 Main St. Lyndonville, VT Compliments of E.T. H.K. IDE, INC. Blue Seal Feeds St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 FRIENDLY BEVERAGE AND REDEMPTION CENTER Compliments of KITCHENLAND INC. 121 Portland Street 748-8930 Full Line of Beverages Domestic and Imported Wines and Beers St. Johnsbury Center 748-8322 Nocross Office Equipment Compliments of 20 Bay St. NORTHERN AUTO SUPPLY Northern Lights Bookshop 19 Eastern Avenue Dr. Keith Fortier Dr. Jerry D. Rankin Compliments of Dr. William A. Sargent FRENCH BEAN CO. Shur Fine Distributor St. Johnsbury, VT Compliments of Northern Petroleum Company Compliments of Lynburke Motel Town Country Restaurant Compliments of Compliments of Lyndonville Truck Stop FLOWERLAND Compliments of MAPLE GROVE 5 Park St. Lyndonville, VT An FTD Florist Compliments of MERRIAM CRAVES CO. Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 PASSUMPSIC SAVINGS BANK St. Johnsbury, VT 1853-1980 C.H. GOSS CO. HOPKINS SONS, INC. 1 7 Central St. Firestone Tires Gossco Retreads Insurance — Heating Oils Gossco Fuels Tire Service Center Lyndonville, VT HOOD'S ARCO Harold C. Hood 29 Railroad St. Voted Chip Gy. St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 LAKES REGION OPTICIANS, INC. Hospital Drive 748-4748 Complete Eyeglass Service Compliments of McLAREN'S INC. Passumpsic, VT 748-2703 or 748-8314 Compliments of RECREATION PLUS O'Dean Hale Depot St. Lyndonville Compliments to Class of '80 The RINK Dr. Oilman Portland St. Compliments of Compliments of R.A. Stahler Sons Russell's Drug Store Compliments Compliments of St. Johnsbury P C Covered Bridge Farm Randall Savage Family Railroad Street St. Johnsbury, VT Rt. 2 Lunenburg, VT Compliments of Compliments of Randall Whitcomb Dr. Spaulding PALMER BROTHERS INC. 72 Eastern Ave. St. Johnsbury, VT Personalized Laundry Service call 748-2308 for free pickup delivery Sunshine Boutique 63 Eastern Avenue REED SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. MILL SUPPLIES AREA COD 802 — PHONES 748-3541 and 748-2219 Compliments of Town Country Restaurant Compliments of REED INSURANCE AGENCY 55 Main Street RELIANCE ELECTRIC COMPANY INC. House Wiring — Power Wiring — Electrical Supplies Fixtures and Appliances — Television Sales and Service 6 Concord Avenue 648-2826 Compliments of THE PECK COMPANY Portland Street and PECK HARDWARE 85 Railroad Street RAY'S WELDING SHOP Memorial Drive St. Johnsbury, Vermont Ray Dionne — Owner Compliments of Vermont Tap and Die Singer, Viking, Ptaff, Eureka, Filter Queen, Hoover Sewing and Vacuum Center WAYNE'S BUILDING MATERIALS St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 Memorial Drive WAYNE FORD Lincoln — Mercury Route 5 St. Johnsbury, Vermont 748-8333 Best Wishes Pam from her Dad Wheeler Building Materials Compliments of Lyndonville, VT The Yearbook Staff ROBERT C. CARR AND CO., INC. ROOD ROOFING 63 Main St. 748-3124 Stocks, Bonds and Mutual Funds Experts for 40 years New Roofs — Restore Old Roofs Paul G. Curtis, Francis X. Collins, David B. Franklin, Judith Kendall St. Johnsbury, VT Call Collect for Free Estimate 802-748-4555 or 2201 St. Johnsbury, Vermont Compliments of Compliments of SIMONE'S FABRICS STYLES BY PATTY St. Johnsbury, VT 46 Pearl Street 748-8584 HOVEY'S SHOPS Your Family Department Stores St. Johnsbury, Vt.: Main Store Men's Shop Thrifty Shop Woodsville, NH: Branch Store We never run out of ways to say . . . MORE POWER TO YOU! The Howard Bank St. Johnsbury, Vermont Compliments of Rod's Used Cars ST. JOHNSBURY COMMUNITY TV Main Street East St. Johnsbury 20 Maple Street St. Johnsbury, VT 748-2870 748-9354 St. Johnsbury Fruit, Inc. Compliments of Victor Lewis, Proprietor Main Street St. Johnsbury, VT ST. JAY HARDWARE 39 Eastern Avenue Compliments of the ski team First day of snow: January 28, 1980 Sharon Margie's Advertising Service St.). Mini Mart Memorial Drive St. Johnsbury, VT Dick Bob Magoon TROLL PRESS your complete graphics printing workshop 13 Concord Avenue, St. Johnsbury 748-4777 Wayside Furniture David N. Weinstein Lyndonville, VT Attorney At Law We sell Furniture! Our Service is Free! 83 Eastern Avenue 748-8080 Compliments of SANEL AUTO PARTS Portland Street MAIN OFFICE • 129 PORTLAND ST. ST. JOHNSBURY. VERMONT OSBI9 STANYON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Complete Insurance Service 53 Eastern Avenue St. Johnsbury, Vermont 802-748-2584 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 person, 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 boldly and say, This I have done. PAUL W. POULOS 106 Concord Ave. St. Johnsbury, VT (802) 748-2233 APEX ASSOCIATION Compliments of St. Johnsbury Dental Associates Frederick C. Silloway, D.M.D. Peter C. Miller, D.D.S. American Paper Exporters Association St. Johnsbury Academy St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 Compliments of VINTON MOTORS, INC. Chevy, Oldsmobile, Saab Memorial Drive St. Johnsbury, VT 748-3169 Compliments of WHEELOCK REAL ESTATE Your Local Real Estate Agency Eastern Avenue St. Johnsbury, VT DALE WELLS Building Contractor R.F.D. No. 2, Danville Road St. Johnsbury, Vermont 748-2713 DR. JOHN A. STETSON Stetson's Animal Hospital 7 Western Avenue St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 EVERGREEN GIFTS Decorative Accessories 58 Portland Street St. lohnsbury, VT 05819 748-4444 $ Brown White Eggs Eggs NAf 4 Producer — Packer of Top Quality Eggs Serving Tri-State areas of New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts North Country Farms Inc. Monroe, New Hampshire Tel. 1-603-638-2827 SWAINBANK, MORRISSETTE, NEYLON HICKEY Attorneys at Law 83 Eastern Avenue St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 Best Wishes Class of '80 Compliments of Discover [|| BEN FRANKLIN It We bring variety to life! mm® mmm