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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1983 volume:

reflections table of contents faculty 12 seniors 31 sports 63 underclass 89 clubs 105 activities index ads st. johnsbury academy main st. st. johnsbury, vt. 05819 Even if the student is impatient with the school at times, he is likely to reflect upon it fondly. More than playing football in piles of leaves, skiing at Burke Mtn., or swimming at Adam’s Hole, he’ll remember the soul and spirit of that place and those days • for this is his school. This is St. J. A. 3 4 4 Take time for the quiet moments, to reflect, to predict. Remember the friends made at St. J. A. Pledge to protect each other from wintry winds promise to be near with an outstretched hand and an open heart. We reflect on our years at St. J. A., remembering our friends, the good times, and even the bad All a part of our growth. We’ve come this far and will dream our dreams until we make them reality “To strive, to seek, and not to yield” (Tennyson) 6 If you reflect you can almost see the wall of time. The moss on it still wet. You can smell it. Looking forward there are no walls so Get on your mark, get ready, get set Reflections of St. Johnsbury Academy, of 140 years of history A tradition of excellence in the classroom, on the playing field, on the stage A tradition of students that represent the best of the Academy A tradition of a faculty dedicated to the Academy, concerned for their students in and out of the classroom A tradition of knowing what it means to be a Hilltopper Reflect tradition and you get change New faces, new names, new friends New buildings to replace the old New subjects to keep pace with the times New motorcycles under Headmasters instead of horses 140 years of other people making Academy history And it was our turn this year. This book is the reflection of us reflections of guidance New Fellows Program Gives Teachers Experience The new Fellows Project, founded by Mr. Cummings, Mr. Trottier, and Mr. Aldredge, gives participants the opportunity to see what the career of teaching offers. In addition, Fellows serve as proctors in the expanded dormitory program. Each year four people will participate. Mr. Peter O’Brien, who graduated from Bowdoin College in 1975, is teaching French I, French II and Elementary Algebra. Ms. Jeannette Harris, from Freedonia, N.Y., teaches English and is helping with costumes for Academy Theatre. Mr. Craig Racenet, an Academy graduate, class of 1977, teaches Biol- ogy and Earth Science. A star quarterback in college, Mr. Racenet also serves as the Academy’s head football coach. Ms. Dorothy Stauss, also a Bowdoin graduate, was active on the swim team in college. At Bowdoin. she gained a strong background in Special Education. This year, Ms. Stauss will be teaching Remedial Math and Elementary Algebra I. Mr. Aldredge, who is heading the program, considers the Fellows to be valuable additions to the Academy faculty. The success of the Fellows Project in its first year indicates that it will continue for many years. New Faces In The A dministra tion This year two familiar faces can be found in some rather unfamiliar offices Due to the increased enrollment of resident students, the need arose for a person to coordinate the numerous programs associated with resident life. The Academy is fortunate to have Mr. Gerald Aldredge as Dean of Resident Students. Mr. Aldredge has served as a dormitory proctor and has taught English for ten years. In this role, he will be directly responsible for every facet of resident life as the program increases in size to 100 students next year. Mr. Robert Trottier, our new assistant Headmaster, has assumed many of the duties formerly performed by Mr. Gary Moore (now serving as the Fish and Game Commisioner of the State of Vermont). Mr. Trottier coordinates student activities and is responsible for student discipline. In addition, Mr. Trottier will still teach students parler Francais! 14 Opposite left: Mr. Bernier Mayo, Headmaster, answers the phone on a busy day. Opposite upper right: Mr. Robert Trottier, Assistant Headmaster, watches an Academy soccer game. Opposite lower left: Mr. Gerald Al-dredge, Dean of Resident Students, lectures to one of his English classes. Upper left: Mr. Louis Gelbach, Vocational Director, works at his com- puter terminal. Middle: Mr. Raymond Frey, Director of Athletics, takes a sip in his office. Lower left: Mr. Lloyd Jones, Director of Alumni and Development, observes a field hockey game. Lower right: Mr. William Cruess, Business Manager, looks over the budget. Top right: Mr. Jack Cummings. Director of Admissions, prepares some promotional material. 15 Helping Hands Make Things Go! Top left: Ms. Colleen Racenet busy at her desk in the Guidance. Top right: Mr. Trottier gives a friendly hug to his favorite secretary. Ms. Frances Conlon. Left: Ms. Constance Kimball, when not in the bookroom. assists the Social Studies Department with some paper work. Above: Ms. Madeline Easter and Ms. Isabelle Morrison busy in the main office. Opposite top left: Ms. Ina Mae Astle types out a letter for Mr. Mayo. Opposite top right: Ms. Theresa Gol-drick checks out a book in the library. Opposite right: Ms. Gladys Batchelder takes care of the books. Opposite bottom: Ms. Bernadine Belknap talks to Laurie White and Michael Derosier in a C204 study hall. Opposite left: Ms. Dorothy Coombs hard at work. Cleaner And Better Place: Custodians With a physical plant the size of the Academy’s, dedication and hard work are required to keep things running smoothly. The “Men in Green”, our Custodians, work constantly to make the Academy a pleasant place to be. This year the staff includes: Robert Towle, head custodian and adviser to the bowling league; Warren Penniman, custodian for Severance and Fuller Halls; Wesley Locke, tends to Ranger Hall and the Breeze way; Bernie Page, keeps Colby Hall spotless; Gordon Willey, takes care of the gym; Toni Handy, cleans the first floor of Streeter; Rachel Norway, housekeeper for the dorms; and Van Culver and Ralph Aussiker, bus drivers. In addition, Howard Churchill takes care of heating and plumbing problems, Michael Bugbee is the Academy’s electrician and Mel Pierce takes care of all general maintenance on campus. F Top: Rachel Norway hides her broom away at the end of the cleaning day in Brantview. Mid. left: Bob Towle checks on supply orders. Mid. right: Mel Pierce repairs the door lock in Mr. Mayo’s office. Right: Bob Towle and Bernie Page prepare trophie cases for the exhibits that will commemorate the Academy’s 140th Birthday. 18 Food Service: One Of The Best! Mr. John Aja, head of the Academy branch of the Seiler food service is often heard saying that his purpose in being here is to serve the kids and to give them the best food possible. There is little doubt that Mr. Aja is not only making promises, but that he is also keeping them. Mr. Aja’s hard work, along with the dedication of his staff makes this food service one of the best in the state, if not in the country. The spectacular buffet served in commemoration of the Academy’s 140th birthday was but one example of the extra effort that the food service puts into the job. Resident students are very familiar with the delicious meals that are routine and make dormitory life so pleasant. Perhaps the only unfortunate thing about the food service is that students won’t be able to bring it along with them to college when they graduate — many will wish they had the opportunity! Rotarian Grant Expands Computer Program LUCILLE BYRNE Honors III, Remedial Math Algebra I, Math V (Independent) Learning Problems Resource Teacher Adviser to Math League PAUL WILKINSON Elem. Alg. I (part 2), Machine Shop Intro to Alg. Trig., Graphic Arts Adviser to Guitar Club Aided by a grant from the St. Johnsbury Rotary Club, the Academy expanded its computer department with the purchase of 15 new Radio Shack and Apple computers. The increased number of computers allows many students an opportunity to learn programming. Mrs. Rolfe feels that the brand-new computer science courses are going well for the first year. Many teachers have made use of the computers in their classes. Mathematics courses, science courses and even English courses have involved the use of the computer. In addition, students may review for Basic Competencies using the machines. The record-keeping abilities of computers make them a natural storage device for basketball statistics. The math department and the school have benefited greatly from this generous gift. JOHN CONOVER NOLA FORBES Honors IV, Elem. Alg. Part I Basic Geometry Head of Math Department Adviser to Lyceum Elem. Alg. I, Alg. Trig. Evening (Adult Ed.) Classes in Quiltmaking Assistant Adviser to Computer Club • b DIANNE ROLFE Honors 111, Computer Programing Adviser to Computer Club DORI STAUSS (not shown) Remedial Math. Elem. Alg. 1 Intern (Fellow) Co-Instructor of Weights and Conditioning for Resident Students DAN THURSTON General Math, Pre-Calculus Geometry. Applied Math Girl’s Varsity Basketball Coach JV Boys Baseball Coach 20 Science: Doing To Learn CRAIG RACENET Biology, Earth Science Head Coach Varsity Football WILLIAM VINTON Physics, AP Physics The “LAMP” Adviser Science Club Adviser Dormitory Counselor-Brantview Dormitory EDMUND KENNEDY Biology, MAS II Director of Community Education (Evening Division) Graphic Arts Adviser Sophomore Class Adviser RICHARD ROOSA Chemistry, Physiology Photography Club Adviser Outdoor Living Adviser for Last Chapel Slide Show Ranger Hall The mysterious abode of the Science Department, where students are involved in many dark and secret activities. On any given day, Academy students can be heard saying: “Yccchh! What smells?!” (Chemistry lab) “Oh, disgusting (Biology dissection) “I’m getting dizzy!” (Physics student on turntable demonstrating angular momentum to the class) What does this show? Namely that science is activity, it is students doing things to learn about the world, and the Academy’s Science Department involves students in many active learning situations. Laboratories, field trips, classroom activities and use of the school’s expanded computer facilities are common and necessary components of the science curricula. ALDEN EATON ERNEST RACENET Biology Earth Science, Physical Ski Coach Science War Games Club Adviser Science Department Chairman Freshman Football Coach Girl’s JV Basketball Coach 21 Computers Used For Term Papers (From top to bottom) BRADLEY ASHLEY Humanities, English I-H Research and Exposition. Survey of American Literature Varsity Girls Softball Coach JV Boys Soccer Coach Freshmen Boys Basketball Coach Head Counselor • Brantview Dormitory ANDREW BRESCIA Writing Techniques, American Literature Genre: Sophomore English (Remedial) Tennis Coach Junior Class Adviser Brantview Dormitory Proctor JAE HARRIS Senior English, Freshmen English Independent Study - Writing For Professions Adviser for ‘‘Mat Maids” Weights and Conditioning - Winter Session Dormitory Proctor - Cramton House CHARLES HEGARTY Senior English. Junior English, Sophomore English Cross- Country Coach Spring Track (Assistant) Chess Club Adviser LESLIE MOORE English Studies. Survey of English Literature. Sophomore English Adviser to National Honor Society JOYCE RACENET Practical English, Freshmen English Developmental Reading Adviser to the Usher’s Club ROBERT SWARTZ Developmental Reading, Senior English Sophomore English Driver Ed Teacher International Club Adviser This year Mr. Brescia is using the new TRS 80s for his Writing Techniques classes. By the end of the fall semester, all of Mr. Bresica’s Writing Techniques juniors were fluent enough in word processing (SCRIPSIT) to compose, revise, and print their 10 to 15 page papers on the TRS-80s. The facility with which the students could rewrite their papers on the TRS-80s dispelled most fears about using “those computer things” in English class. BERNIER MAYO (not shown) Sophomore English Academy’s Headmaster GERALD ALDREDGE (not shown) Freshmen English Head of English Department Dean of Resident Students Dormitory Proctor • Tinker House 22 LOUIS DANIELE (mid. right) PAUL CHOUINARD U.S. History, You and the Law Consumer Economics Adviser to the “Student” SHERRY RILEY (mid. left) Anthropology, General Business Psychology, Sociology Outdoor Living Program Proctor in Sheepcote Modern European His., World Cultures Contemporary Civilization Chairman Social Studies Dept. Elderhostel Co ordinater Assistant Track Coach Student Council Adviser LAYNE HIGGS U.S. History, Geography Varsity Basketball Coach Social Studies: Not Just Textbooks The Social Studies curriculum covers subjects that range from things that happened thousands of years ago, to events that are happening now, to speculations about the future. The techniques used in Social Studies courses span a similar range, from such time-honored methods as class discussion and term papers, to innovative studies of stock market dynamics using computers. In Psychology class, Ms. Riley has developed a new volunteer program that gives students the opportunity to visit patients at nursing homes and other local institutions. These activities enable students to deal with real-life situations, rather than just studying about them in textbooks. C. SANFORD MURRAY U.S. History, Consumer Math Freshman Football Coach Wrestling Coach Mat Maid Adviser RICHARD REDZNAK World History, World Cultures 23 24 TOP ROW: Mr. Mayo assumes control of the microphone during the L.I. pep assembly; Ms. Eagen checks up on a student’s performance; Marel Ancira and Mr. Cummings chat after school; Mr. O’Brien catches up on his algebra homework. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Ashley and Mr. Clark pause to assess the soccer team’s performance; Mr. Brescia gives special English instruction to Berta Milla; Mr. Mayo applauds the football team's prformance in the State Champion- ship game; “Lyndon boys are big and tough. They do mean and nasty stuff ’’ (Mr. Clark); Little realizing that the last few minutes of the game will warm everyone up, Mr. Frey conserves heat while watching the State Championship Football game. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Gia-cobbe hard at work in the Admissions Office; Mr. Aldredge checks on some dormitory business with Mrs. Coombs. Teachers: More Than Just Classroom Computers 25 Gehlbach Leads Streeter Hall In a year of championships, non-athletic “firsts” tend to be hidden. However, it is impossible to hide the fact that the Academy’s excellent vocational department, under the direction of Mr. Louis Gehlbach, is the best in the state. The entire department features exceptional and rigorous courses, including Auto Mechanics, Culinary Arts, Business, Health Occupations, and Construction Trades. Mr. Broughton’s Electronics class has been cited by the U.S. Department of Education for being the New England region’s “Outstanding Vocational Program.” Hotel-Restaurant Occupations is a new program designed to help students get valuable job experience. Students in the program spend one week out of every two in on-the-job training. (Bottom right) (Above) TOM MOORE SHARI ROSS Automechanics I, II Fleet Maintainance Supervisor Health Occupations Instructor Co-Adviser to International Club (top left) DAVID MICHAEL BROUGHTON Electronics Senior Class Adviser (top right) (middle left) (middle right) (Bottom left) JOHN CARROLL GLENN GOODRICH DOUGLAS MERRILL JANE TURNER Culinary Arts 1, II Vocational Drafting, Construction Trades 1, 11 Home Arts I, HRO Golf Coach Power Mechanics, Woodworking Metal Working Coach for Ski Team Freshman Class Adviser Outdoor Living Adviser to Freshmen Class 26 MARY ANNE KING Special Education HOWARD CRAWFORD Special Ed. Program Girl’s Varsity Soccer Coach Frosh Girl’s Basketball Home Ec., Drivers Ed., Mainstream Tutoring Assistant Adviser to the “Student” Special Olympics Assistant CYNTHIA STANTON Special Ed. Program Football Cheering Coach JEAN BOWLES Special Ed Program Business Department NANCY BELLEFEUILLE BENJAM1NA TESSIER Shorthand I, II General Business. Typing 1 APEX. Personal Typing Vocational Typing. Office Business Adviser to the “LAMP Procedures Office Skills Accounting Advanced Accounting 27 You’ve Gotta Have Arts! LESTER HEALD Band and Chorus Coordinator RAYMOND FREY Art, Drafting Director of Student Activities Director of Athletics Head Track Coach LAWRENCE GOLDEN Art I, II. Ill, IV Art Club Adviser Varsity Football Coach Education For Fit And Healthy Bodies BRUCE JOHNSON Physical Education 1, II Outdoor Living Adviser Varsity Football Coach Weight Training Adviser JEANNE DESROCHERS School Nurse Family Living Outdoor Living Adviser Upward Bound Coordinator Head Dormitory Proctor, Cramton House 28 Guidance For The Future ORRIN CLARK VIRGINIA JOHNSON (top) MARY ANN EAGAN Guidance Counselor Head Varsity Soccer Coach Head Varsity Baseball Coach J. V. Basketball Coach Guidance Counselor Junior Class Adviser Pom-Pom Squad Adviser Director of Guidance Senior Class Adviser Library Visual Arts MARGARET DAVIS Head Librarian Library Services Organization Adviser MICHAEL LESZCZYNSKI Audio-Visual Department Director Audio-Visual Club Adviser Graphic Arts Club Adviser Mr. Newell Returns To Teach Latin The Language Department in 1982-83 features the return of a long-time friend of the Academy, Mr. Graham Newell. His presence on the staff, after many years of teaching college and serving in the Vermont General Assembly, strengthens the Department in the area of the classic languages, especially Latin. In addition, there are two brand new additions to the Department. Mr. O’Brien is a participant in the new Fellows Program, while Ms. Fowler is serving in a part time capacity teaching French. PETER O’BRIEN JESSE SOTOLONGO French I, II Spanish I, II, III, IV Elementary Algebra, Part II Fellow Spanish Club Advisor Tinker House Supervisor DEBORAH FOWLER WAYNE MAJURI French II GRAHAM NEWELL Latin, I, II French I. Ill, IV French Club Adviser (Top) ROBERT TROTTIER French II, V Language Department Chairman Assistant Headmaster 30 reflections of maturity Below: Cheerleaders celebrate victory over LI ‘.Right: Eric Philpot pounds his way toward the Lyndon goal line; Opposite middle Chris Williams races at the head of the pack; Opposite right: Tj Penniman drives Lisa Desrochers, Anne Hill, Sondra Hrynchuk, Tim Ayer, Pam Kelso, and Abbie Whitehill in the annual Homecoming Parade. Pamela Adams Cynthia Aiken Aryn Ainsworth John Barbarisi John Adams JOHN ADAMS JB. Capri, Marty G, Brian F, Bonfire, Leanne C Comer-ford. English Class. Ty P, Doug B, Going to Burlington with Ty. Marty Brian, S. A. B.? “yeah”, C204 study with the gang. Emersons, “either you’re in or you’re out”. Penetration. The Doc PAMELA ADAMS Freshman Lunch w Don, mornings before chapel w Sarah M. Carlene J, Cindy A. working in office w friends, Italy 1981, LI game 1979 CYNTHIA AIKEN Smiles, Chorus, Usher’s Club. LI weekend, basketball, Thanks to all my teachers who helped support me through my HS years. Friends stay forever Esp thanks to my parents for everything they've done. Vacations, Harvey’s Lake, Love Reflections. Yearbook staff. Winter Carnival TIMOTHY AYERVJood Party 81. SKI TEAM w THE ELECTRIC SUIT. Oh Probable! Painting Beatles 82, a summer to remember w Marie Lynn, Hoveys 81. LABS Watching the stars, Conover’s Calc. Echoes of Ossipee, SALT. ABIGAIL, Soccer on Crutches, Loving Lisa. TYLER A YER ST ATE CHAMPS Football 82-83 Meeting Goals WR. With a little help from my Friends RW.EP.CC.JR.DU. KK.JC.JH.TA-HOUND! Hayes Camp, CH AYERSTRIKE. Barnard Accidental, ABIGAIL. Rutland Tour. Rob’s P, Fist. Prom 81,82?? Junior Book Nights. Esp Annie Patti. HILARY BAKER G.R. I Love You. MMHS memories. Aerosmith Concert. T.P. Saying I don’t feel good. Thanks Dad Sandy I Love you Academy Path. JV Soccer 82 McDonalds Dormies. Thank GR C.M. RP BM LG SB Riding Thanks Mrs. Stanton and Everyone else. GR CR the Beach 82. LYNN BATCHELDER Little one. cutie, LI party 82 LBTLSBLRTB Sc Kwml “CT” RYCK, 8-20-82, in 2 years. Love ya Mom Dad. BDCB, Poms Subaru, cookies, 52 Spring St., no wrasling, Christmas 82, ML, LB, SB, ME Blue Lights Ooops! Philip House. Nights on Concord Ave, most of all Love you Leonard! , JOHN BARBARISI State Champs Football 83 19 Cross Country Track VE Mom Dad girls John Soizic Aubry Timothy Ayer Tyler Ayer Hilary Baker Lynn Batchelder Jennifer Bean Douglas Bedard James Bennett Sarah Boardman Gary Briggs DOUG BEDARD Crack ya up, Adams, Vverge, Hockey, football you bet, Class of 83 alright, baseball with Tuffy, Kowboys. 4 70, little Clouatre Bonehead, Whoopie, Winter Carnival, BBB, glO, SMB, All My Memories Lori. Moose, auto shop with MP. we’re out Finally, LORI JIM BENNETT Ski Team, Miss Harris, Dance, Prom. Parties 82. Racing. Cars Mechanic Work, Carey, Just Having Fun, WITH ALL MY LOVE TO DEBBIE, Good Luck to Everyone, hanging around with Danny and Hanging out at the House of Pizza, beating on my cars SARAH BOARDMAN California! SIV Sweden, FBLA Smug’s Notch, Benn, San Fran. Dr. Skip in Burl (1 4 83) Fun times with Lisa —McD’s drive-thru (hot fudge sundae w extra sauce no nuts to go) Chapel w GB SH Acct w JH Mom. Dad. Dwight GARY BRIGGS first Deer in 82, football. State Champs, Sarah good friend in chapel I will always remember. Jay 1 finally got one. always remember JS jr DF. VG, TD, DMB, GG, AD, MB. JA.TP.WP my Hog Buddy JT. RG, MS. AND EL SHOP. AND THAT LUNCH CREW THAT ALWAYS chewed SKOAL COPENHAGEN KANDY BRILL April 25,80, Sept 25 82. Monaza, Best Friends Always, Field Hockey skiing Electricity Class 81,82,83. Mr. B wiring house, working at Dana’s Frosty Bar. Desrochers, State LI games. Camp R.I. w Willy. Dances, Partiesbar at 17, you-no-you-no Nicknames, school years, most of all WILLY JUDITH BRILL Darcie, Pam Kandy Pennie, and all my other friends Remember: Bowling. Junior year, Billy, Tim D. all the good times and bad, the Frosty Bar, The Farm Boy w Lori, Georgia, Debbie Comcford Party w Cindy Kandy Wooden Horse afterwards. BEATER Frank Ernest!! DANNY BRINK The trips to Italy, “way dec”, Ms. Munson; Spain, the Hydrofoil. Morocco, England and Scotland. Four very different years of English; Mr. Brownell, Mr. Fiorelli, Ms. Caplan and Mr. Ashley, Surprise 17th birthday party. MARC BROUGHTON Either you’re in or you’re out or you ain’t! Summer 82. Coles Pond Comerford. Toyota High Point Blazer J Geils in Montreal. High Times. Sociabowl! Chelmsford. All my Love and Respect to Mom. Dad. David and most of all LISA! I love ya hun! MARK BROWN RAMONES. 6 26 8 1 82-Kevin “H Tyler My Baby Comp.5-7,6-3.6-2 Twinkie: Hound,Bruce. Vic Rog Tennis Team. Hoop: “ALL WORLD Blood Flow. Mr. Bess. Wallyball, Coach Murray-Thanks for everything Archies Pina Colada’s Michelle, Jimbo, HR Derb My Buddies-Class Gabba, Gabba, Hey. Top: Roy Kohnke picks up his daily dose of news for Contemporary Civ. Bottom: Gary Briggs rewires a motor in electricity; Opposite: Henry Dalrym-ple, Kevin Kem md Harry Frost prepare the senior float for the LI parade in Minnie Garey’s garage. 34 m 35 36 Mary Brown Brenda Bundy Charles Carrol Denise Ciaffey Lester Cleary Jeffrey Clouatre Deborah Coburn Bruce Cohen Kelli Costa Leanne Cranston Above. Matt Keenan struggles mightily with his physics; Left: Berta Milla in her Halloween finery; Below: Caroline Danielson, Kelli Costa, and Rachael Palacios compare last minute notes before taking SAT’s. MARY BROWN Flagteam, Ushers club. Railing Team. 4th of July at Toyota and cruisin. “Romeo-n-Juliet”, Main St. Letting the good times, thanks Muzz also long live Heavy Metal and Stevey. with that goes my Love. BRENDA BUNDY Flagteam, Ushers Club, Bailing team, 4th of July at TOYOTA and cruisin. “Romeo-n-Juliet”, Main, St. Letting the good times roll at Sorrell’s I'd like to especially thank “Muzz” also long live Heavy Metal and Stevey With That Goes My Love. CHUCK CARROLL STATE CHAMPS 81,82,83 Nov. 13-Night-Morning-Spring. 18th party Cul. Arts Floundering, Spring Weekends N.H.C. Dennis, Rob, me. We’re the last ones, DENNIS DROVE! New Years, Boston w Phlip, amies, Thanx mom dad Love ya Jen Grampa DENISE CLAFFEY Susanne! Hightimes in Ho, ChomFM! Partying with Pam LH.DC.BD.RB.CF.KR.LG.CS, Melissa. Me. w SP HA CF. HPL, Eastern Ave with Carline, Special thanks to my Mom Dad! “It’s not that they have power over you, its that you have power over them” DC BD You’re high KC Too Close!! LESTER CLEARYHangin out with the guys, Roy Lesko Colin Chris. Roy’s B-Day Foolin round in Electricity, Torture in PreCal. Italy 81 England-Scotland 83 Pizza Party. Spanish with Senor the guys Photo Club, Span Club. Yearbook, Student My buddies Ted Bill Lesko Marc Lori Joe Danny Joe Frank Chris JEFF CLOUATRE Football. STATE CHAMPS 83. LI Weekend, Baseball. Good Times, Christmas Tourney Party, Basketball, The Boys EPCCJH, making plans, biology Hayes’ Camp, Uncle Dick. DUKKRWJRTATAMB, 9 10 81, 10 15 81 Love Ya Babe DEBBIE COBURN Cole’s, Sorrell’s w BDCS and gang, “RG” Poms BD's Torino. KH’s apt. Good Luck BD and KH New Years Eve 83 with David BD KH AA, Pulling Mainies Hale’s Haven. I’ll Miss you Cyndie. Love ya Mom thanx for everything, warm thanx to Linda and Arlo. 1 just about doubt it! BRUCE COHEN I want to remember all the great parties I went to this yr. Remember the house I built, the girls in all my classes, the smoking porch at Brantview dorm, the bulldog from a Mack truck KELLI COSTA “No No Nanette”, “Hello Dolly” R. The R. Palacios! Laughs in Chemistry especially with MAGENTA! What-Who? 28, “TWIG” “Blood Flow” Good Times w JTTRLGARKJRP New Years Eve w EE and DC Debbie a nun! Carline’s laugh. It’s Hard!! Great Friends Like Sue. LEANNE CRANSTON summer of 80 w- FLPW, 1 grad PriuSd Cheering all these years! “This is true” LS 82 Wow Study w-Doc mgbf JPAB ALWAYS! 1 Friend Vic Thanks! Coles, wedding (LEANNE LAPOINT) dec 83, Oct FL All my friends and teachers. MOM thanks! 18? Most of all FRED I LOVE YOU BUNKIE. 37 APRIL CURRIER lunch with J., crazy times with A.. NCF. good friends. AMLTRSL CINDY CUSHMAN 7 81 ILJFP, 5 82 18. LINAFIRE! winter carnival, log sawing w Kandy 1! ST. J. and LI football games. RV. SR. MF. BU. SN. LM. JB. KB. Comerford-Judy pleasetakemehome, 7 82 Apartment, Graduation!!! JOHN HENRY DALRYMPLE Jen. Betsy. Chuck. Brian, Mr. Higgs, Mr Clark, W, R, B. Kathy=Garf=love. Chuck’s 18th, Rory, Neal. Mr.Ashley, Mark. Lisa, Soceer, Track, Basketball: N“8”, 81, 82, 83. Mr Mrs Vinton. Kim. Patty, Lynn, Jeff = Eric=John = Friendship, Shelly. Pam, Angie, And All My Love to Kimberlee Gehlbach! SHELLY DARRELL TANK. JEW!. FENTON CHESTER. Have Another One Pam! TP! LESKO WH1MPS OUT! Wine Run Two hrs. Later, Buddy. Roland “Big”, Lil Big, How’s that Lil Sis doin? Coles Pond, Exwellent, HD JTTLA, CFILUVVMA, MP Parking Meters, Late Phone Calls, Thanks Keep n Touch A! TEX. Prvis Pr!!! SHERRI DAVIS Oct 9, 1982, “The Nuns Are Coming!” , “The Apartment”, Aryn. Beth. Pam.Jackie, Kim Debbi, 10’ study w Lorraine Melissa. All the Good Fridays at Keith’s w KH. AA NL. Big M’s, WITH ALL MY LOVE TO NORM!!! LISA DESROCHERS Groton, Ski, f-hockey, 1. Pond. FB, Silvas. N. D’ville, Placid Mr. CETC, Peter. Kreider, Ma Soeur, Maine, On the Road Again w TAJV. Congress (PK). “Have a cookie?”, ARKJTAMLRWDKJF(L) times w CF(G)-NaCL, RO, Sondra-Groff-leanto woman, FAMILY, Ben Jerry LISBETH DOYON KH's apt. Torino, Sorrell’s, Wooden Horse 6 4 81, Hale’s Haven, cheerleading majorettes, my buddies Azra. DC. SD. BH. PS. JG, KM. Friday nites with NL SD, Sampson, David, Warm thanx to Dad Mom. 1 82 Diamond. 7 83, LFLEL. I LOVE YOU KEITH!!! TOM DROWN Comerford, Dice, High Point. Toyota. 4 corners. Coles Pond, Iron Maiden w Judas Priest, 18th birthday. Nova, Trans Am, High Speed Racing with MB, Citation, We didn’t roll it, Sweetleaf, Alice D. Crystal T. Partying w MB. CM, DB. SB; 12 1 82 I LOVE YOU TONYA 38 April Currier Cindy Cushman Henry Dalrymple Caroline Danielson Shelly Darrell Sherri Davis Lisa Desrochers Armand Donaghy Lisbeth Doyon Thomas Drown 39 Valerie Dussault Frank Empsall Dori Ferguson Philip Duncan Angela Fournier Jt PHIL DUNCAN winter carnival '82, Snowmobiling to Danville, partying with Scott Thor Todd, during midterms, do a little farmin in China. New Year’s 83 VALERIE DUSSAULT LMAWMGIOAH. Dormies 82. Barracuda. FH, BB. 18th, Coles. Old Duke. Commerford. Archies. Lisa s wagon. Italy-Scot-Eng. T or T. games. Gruesome. skiing-Burke-Camping. Week ends. SAB. Goodtimes. Burlington. EF. Brownies. Noon-hours. Concerts. NY. ALL MY LOVE BEA VER!!!! FRANK EMPSALL DORMIES 82, Football State Champs 78. LI Weekend. The Fort. Toyota. Emersons. Montreal 82 “You’re a Tough Guy” BBLTBRDMJJ “Grass”. Gangster. H.House. Moondog, Surf’s up. Mr Mar-ley, Golf. Weekend Activities. Burlington ’82. Brantview 1. and esp. Berta DOR! FERGUSON To the dormies of ’83 and to my good friends Lynn. Anna. Amy. Paige. Carol and all the guys in Brantview. especially the Deadly 11! To many times spent at the riviera, Kim Brown's house, the shaving cream raids at Brantview and all those WA NA-NA nights. Dormies of '83 rule! ANGIE FOURNIER Mangie. NE-NG. cheering. St. Champs. LI WKNDS, Ugh!, “wicked.” needahug, friends: Shelly. Luv ya Di!. “Happy Birthday. warm fuzz’n'brew. Green Eyes, nealjadenrickrich. honi smurf, tainted love, anny-fyaat, “wow”, heydude!, ‘Love, Dreams Rainbows Forever . RICH — Baby Cakes !!!! HAROLD FROST MARCH 19 20 21. 1982. Baseball 1982. N.O.. N.O.. and C.O. Strategic Games Club. Science Technology BRIAN FULLER Marty. SAB? “Yeah. Orin. Robert. Doug. Cheryl. The Gang’ Elect. Mr. Broughton Sewing Circel. Tube Dist For band. Steve P, Marty G. Portland Aerosmith. The Doc!. Give her the boot! Study with Leanne C. John A. Marty G. John certs. Yeah Pam S, Bon Fire. English Class CHERYL GAJTKA Shelly, Lori. Caroline. Mike C. Tom Garland; Oct 82. Hartford-Crutches, May 82 Close-Up. Feb 81 Florida. Summer 82 RPI-NICK. Ken. Kate. John. Sue, Jean. Steve. Boston. Lake George. BARH, Ultimate. Brian. Doug. Orin “The Gang”. Mr. B’s Electricity. Mooney’s Calc. Bowling-Eric. Steve. Bob LORI GARCIA Deb Talbot Paula Churchill Omelet du Fromage. St.L33. NY82, Fhockey, BLUSIS, OCKnKelly, LIZZZBEEETHH. coach aacgkcvgtab-gogolrPlNHEADfiacnrblj, Partyin’SSPill. BREWCREW, Fizzix, senior. Stuff twig. love him. Friends. UVM FIRE DRILLS, chasing JT still Harold Frost Brian Fuller Cheryl Gajtka Lori Garcia Stephen Frain Mary Garey Raymond Gendron Jonathan Geurkink Howard Gieselman Jaqueline Ginguc Dale Glode Vicki Gonyaw Erik Gray Pennie Greene Martin Grenier MINNIE GAREY My Family (Grank). Buddies!. 81-82 DW TYS. THE GRU-SOME!. 4 yr Cheer.. 4 9 82 DG. BIFF, 5 9 82 swimmingermersonsabbie?. Baracooda. pizza-bumps. Old Duke-canoeing, eternal flame-you can't refuse. Stage Im. 11 82. BESTESTBUDDIES ABBER WEAS. 'TLC” to Anre - bg HD Gb. ST. J. A.! RAY GENDRON Track. Football. Summer 82. Comerford. High point. Toyota, Cops at the 1 4 mile. Coles Pond, 4 corners. 16th birthday, J. Giels, in Montreal. Rock in Portland, parties with MB, MS, JT, TL. JA, HG, DH. ED. AD. EG. WP, MB. TD. MO and many more. Mom. Dad and Family. H. R. GIELSELMAN The End is near (the beginning, the Struggle to become Werdz. A year of CLASHing and POLICE raids. The Budding Bass Guitarist. New Muzik Hits St. J. (and World)). Change-the ultimate weapon against Society. JACKIE GINGUE Good times with Pam. KMCSAAPSSDBDBDKB. flying saucers. Comerford 82 State Champs, 82 LI weekend with PK, snowmobil-ing. 4 29 82. 5 14 82. ALL MY LOVE TO HOWARD. DALE GLODE Parties; Coles Pond. TM Houses RF House. RR Ellens Lodge. Cabin Danville girls. W. Danville. Brians, Joes Pond. Duster. Nancy House Chevy Malilbou, Camp Outs. RFTMBM-HTSBPRLFKMMGDMAMLU Danville Rumbles. QUALITY MOTORS VICKI GONYA W buddies-82 Can silly girls. KR. chapel Di-DT. Talks-ME. Kevin xo HayeslHB! B-52's 83 Beany. Gina. ART. many thankx David Lee 1 SN JV GB SH “Coop 10-30-82 party. Family. Adam. CG. Dreams. Love to Dunbars. Esp. Tommy! ERIK GRAY “Surfs up” Greensleeves Moondoggie “Skoal Brother” Commando 4 yrs. V Wrestling Wouldn’t it be something if Loverboy died? PENNIE GREENE Summer of 82 UPWARD BOUND. Carol Gina. Judy, Mike, Scott M. Eric, LSC: Rich. Mark, gang in 430. Son Buddy Tinkle Pink Winter of 80-81 with TR to the two people who mean the most MA DAD. I’d rather laugh with Sinners than cry with the Saints! MARTIN GRENIER Brian “SAB yeah Study with the “Doc” Leanne C. Brian F, John A. “Jamming” the band, “The Whole Leg”. Steve P. Howard C. “Portland Aerosmith” Bri N. CG Most of all ML Fs” Always like this never like that “Rider to School Yeah” 43 44 Holt Harrison Cynthia Hayes James Hayes Jean Heald Sean Hegarty Dawn Henderson Orin Hendrick Anna Hill Lisa Hooker Paul Houde HOLT HARRISON Frank ZAPPA! KL PC CC AK TP CV TG CB GP KW Pink Floyd Ganja The fort Keg time Rush The Doors MOM L Boones Farm Church, Paul M. Smagma, Jonathans Rocks, Yellow Snow, POPEE JK Don’t touch me! What do you want? Say it!, The AG! Studley, Louder, St. JF. so-co! St. L. S. CINDY HAYES Old Duke, BF. Nan, tears, someone's upstairs!” Cal., recipes, Fairbanks, SKIS!! FH w Ms. K..Weezie. LI Dance 82?? Dunkin Donuts at 1:00!! Slumber Parties Love to Mom, Dad, Deb, Brad, State Champs!! Mr. Mrs. R. DH JV AH TA KP KK AF DP JH MG TA RW DP. Most of all, my love to John. JIM HA YES Football 79,80,81, STATE CHAMPS 82, Halloween 81 Biology, the Boys, camp parties, Crach, BO, Snow romping, 12 31 81, 12 31 82, Parties-LI Toyota81 Blue Lights. 71, CSH, soph year, Drifty, Maine. JCRWDUKKJR, Jr Sr year with DP. most of all Debbie. JEAN HEALD MUSIC -South Pac, NONO, Dolly,OK!Ne. All st, Dist, Band, Chorus; Girls State, Bandroom Buddies-Frozen m m’s, Feet, Taxi. Champs, Lunch with AC, Acc. with SB. Prom 3 out-A4. Go for the Gold, Thanx Daddy and Mom! SEAN HEGARTY Skoal Brother”. EAT FISH!!! Track, Soccer ZZTop-Tube Snake Boggie, OUIBOUTAHANNJIB, 714 and 69. DAWN HENDERSON Chris, Old Duke Nan. CAN YOU READ MY MIND?” Big Sis” (rg) Mark, Jr Eng. Class, HUCKINS” (Jeff. Wendy) Angie’s Party TAINTED LOVE” Championship. New Year’s Eve, Sen. officer, LI comm. FRIENDS!! X-TRA special- CH CM TA KK RW JR “Where’s my pizza Missy? study hall? No D”? Thanx Fran! ORIN HENDRICK BF DW CG The Gang, RH Goodrich. Canoeing. Machine Shop With Wilkinson, Senor. ANNE HILL GRUESOME1THANKS MG VD AW LM GRED-143, Old Duke, Coles, TCI, CB, Jules, CG RAE!Jog Moche , Radical” Bat, Brigade, MC D, BM NG NE, Geom Pogo, Verb CC JH KK “Gwan” Owres Spaz” doris, CL in Lyn. LSC. J.G1ELS. sway HO FO C9! HBO, 82 Kick Biff” 6 3 82, Heg. and - EVAN! LISA HOOKER Coles Pond. Cruising with John Wendy. Wendy’s Apartment, Swimming with John Art with Kim, Don, Sherri. Art Basement. Cruisine with Candy Kim, Robin, Duck Pond, Maine, Skiing with Wendy, Carolee. Parties at RB’s Apartment Love ya John, Mom, Dad. JH 1 “you no you no” PAUL HOUDE My Best year of school! Friends are plenty Chris, Patty, Elizabeth (the Williams) Mom and Dad, Teachers. Ladies in the Main Office. Tracks in the snow, Apple trees and maybe Alaska. Top: Sondra Hrynchuk having a GREAT TIME writing a term Left: Caroline Danielson So what DO the pictures tell you? paper for Mr. Daniele’s class. Above: Paul Houde wearing down his batteries in accounting. 45 46 Below: Soizic Aubrey and Mr. Eaton take time to chat at a tea at Mr. Mayo’s house. Right: John Zaorski and Ben Yip watch the freshmen sing their version of the Alma Mater. Bottom: Kevin Kemp and Dennis Urie reflect on a few good hits during the Rice game. ROBERT HOUDE Construction Trades - putting shingles on in the snow -throwing nails, compounds • “Board Stretcher”. What is it Bruce, Bud, Tony! -Jay’s famous fall. English class with Moore, Tye, John, Andy, Brian • “Hi, Leanne! SONDRA HRYNCHUK Tracy-Cornell-Police-police-scream! Lisa-Groffs-morning blahs, purple toes 82, snow dances. VE on skis? Like Break the Bronco Mongo, Stufface CD-Harvard-Mrs. B: “Stand on this spot” Old Duke, Weezy, Won one! pickles- bananas! lean-to, backpacking Rocks? ouch. CARLENE JENNE 6 26 82-17th Stonecross gj jg. Close Friends-DGCCJCPAMSCASNKS BCLWLBPBLGBTS. 12 81 T P Danny. NYE 82 Elroy-Would you like to dance?, 1 3 81 T P Danny, NYE 82 Elroy-Would you like to dance? 1 3 83-D vs L (BB). Freshman Lunch DFPA, Danville guys!!!! 9 9 82- License, All my love to my Moms and Dads, Good luck to all my friends. KRISTEN JENSEN Big Bird, Telephone Pole. Pregu, Skins, G. H. Fever, Wha happin?, the “Dormie”, the Big R, Pete, Alex-both of urn, “28”, Snowman, Tex, Hoser, Mama, Who’s Your Motha?, Spacing Out, Cruisin, it’s for the wrist, I love you too! Dearest, Javelin Jive, Hunks, Lunch mod 8, Who-What? Summer 82 LORA JOHNSON APJ Hot Cocoa. A Dianne camping. Mom, Lori, Sue, Sarah M, Dough W. Ms Ross Health Occ friends, Mr. Roosa, Janet. Band at LWSH. St J LI game 1982, Chorus Band. All States Districts. Constanza, Mums Montague, Ernestina, Cabaret, Yearbook, New Year’s Eve 1983 ED! SUSAN JOHNSTON Stuck w BW-11 20 80. Friday the 13th! Times with Abbie, me 'ol Buddy, “Skinner”. Maine-Summer of ’82, Cole’s, Dice, Parties, Camping. DR M. LOVETOMOMMYDADDYMARK1TTYANDEUGENE!!! 9 26 81-Brian 1 love you MA TTHEW KEENAN GRADUATION - finally - EIGHTEEN “no hard stuff?” VW - BUG - “car?!” Surfin’ Club - “FIN-CHASER” “ROCK -n- WRESTLE” SJSBSH DH AFTM TAM PAM KELSO 82 Hoop Champs avec Smack; So. w Abert Mr. C, F. Hockey, Pic 81, S’OREOS-CDML, “SPRINT !, WC 82 LOC, LI 81 Commer-ford, Flying Saucer, Examsrack. On the Road Again, The hill. Thanx Matt, Me MG hideout in Mr. M’s, BIFF! Giles, Dormies, Henry ! ALL my LOVE Mom, Dad Pat., A.M.L ALAN KEVIN C£MP Football-STATE CHAMPIONSHIP-82, Tri-Captain 64. Car-rol’s party, Baseball w Mr. C. BB-Roadtrips, “Where is the underpass?”, Stories by Mr. J, slumber Aug 15, July 4, Poop-head, PIT Chevette, Reach Out. Robes. RW. 5 27 82. ESP, MDDDM and KAREN DAN KING I will always be a Werdz man. BGK P. The Island. Hope for the few. No one brought any picks? What’s reggae? “The stage is his life.” “He shore looks funny-That’s Montgomery Cliff, Honey!” The harder they come, the harder they fall. Rudie can’t fail. The Keys. “Must proceed.” Robert Houde Sondra Hrynchuk Carlene Jenne Kristen Jensen Lora Johnson Susan Johnston Matthew Keenan Pamela Kelso Kevin Kemp Daniel King 47 DONE MOST FOR CLASS OF ’83-Rob Ward Anna Rothe CLASS PARTIERS-Jim Alexander Val Dus-sault BEST MUSiClANS-Jean Heald Howard Gies-leman PRETTIEST HAIR-Dennis Urie Lisa McKee Opp: CLASS CLOWNS-Andy Donaghy Debbie Coburn ROY KOHNKE Soccer 79, 80, 81, 82, Mr. Brownell-the gum chart, Mr. Fiorelli English 80-81, Mr. Roosa’s Chemistry CO lines, LSC 82 DK, HG, JH, Mt. Anthony Game-LC, Close-Up 82 RW, HF, 1 7 83, Ski Team “83”, GD BILL KRAUSE “Krause Mouse” 5-8-1 Self-destruct, Every class with TM! Study hall 7 Electricity, Venezuala with JB — “That’s nice”, Work study-SBMACR-I got pots!, “Resident Students , CWMHEPAARA, Vacations, “Backyard Parties” Harryo’s THOR MAGNUS H.P. Burning leaves, Camping at Bill’s, Boston trips, Skipping everything, 4wd in Camaro, Playing basketball on Halloween. 2 CCs on 4th, Canoeing at Harvey’s, Peachamites, Joe Commando. TR HW ESJ FMA, Tineka, Gramps Bills in Mexico, “Sorry”. Burnt El Tigre TED MARCOTTE Football (1), b-ball - Cruising • JB, Road Races. Krause Mouse“Light Fights”, Stick Spray, Trench Ct’s, “What a Jump”, Nights with the boys Soph, yr • Camping AD - Powerline. EGKMTNT, Thanks to Mom Dad!! Summer 82, 143, 831, “open Arms”, One Rose, stars, ALWAYS TAB SARAH MA YNARD Friends - PA LM LJ SK CA SL. Theatre Louise Lora, Singing and UNICORNS LISA A. MC KEE Gruesome: VDMGAWIOAH. camping, barracuda, napo-lean 9 21 80, 1 15 81, long johns?, Brador run. Coles, Old Duke, BOINK, accidents. Kahlua. Huckins, PD, CSN, Reach-Out. “Anything Goes w Bob!, sociable, Wees Wobes, CA 1 2, LI Wknds. Enema, BIFF!, snow, w Bob!, sociable, Wees Wobes, CA 1 2, LI Wknds. Enema. BIFF!, RGRWCC. MOM. 49 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Rob Ward Caroline Danielson MOST VOCATIONAL-Kandy Brill Gary Briggs Kimberly Minshull Mitchell Mock Chayavat Mokarakorn Berta Milla Todd Minor BEST ACTOR ACTRESS-Jean Heald Dan King PRETTIEST EYESSue Johnston Jeff Talbot CLASS FLIRTS John Robillard Angie Fournier BERTA MILLA USA - Wow! Wonderful experience!! To all my friends; Carline best hairdresser! Dormies 82-83, RPCRBKSFHB, Hi. baby! JV Soccer, Ski (?!), California, Canada, Mexico! Aerosmith Concert, swimming pool, path to McD’s!, Buick, Cadillac!, Ellis family, Thanks, Mom and Dad!!! TODD MINOR Parties ALL the time with Kell and crew: CS SH VG KH LW AT KS. Toyota Latin Gates with KR KS: 10 mph all the way home!! Skippin’, smokin’ in Fuller, doing up doobies during Biology with Chico, Art 4’s Wknd in Conn, Cole’s. RowdyDow!, Good ole times, true friend — CHAN KIM MINSHULL Summer of 80, fires out back, roof tops, B K’s apartment, all-nighters, parties, ColesCommerfordDuckPond, “Sorrells”, Lorie’s Che-vette, Lyndonville (fair), friends forever! X-mas Eve 81 82, Trip to Spain, munchies “weekends”, cruisin’ w CSTC and friends MITCHELL MOCK Marty. I won’t stand at your grave and weep. Hello LAS. how’s BHS and SDR. Just wait SSS, Dear Sweet Stephanie, EVE, Thanks to my families. Thanks Mom, Partying in Franconia. By. This is A Joke! Apt 2 82 83, The B-Boys, The Little Black Book, D D, Kithing, Wish me luck! JOE MOKARAKORN Brantview Guys exp. The Deadly 13; Saterday Berk Crew; Mitch’s Apt, Kim’s, The Rock, Fort. Dungeon. Log, Pines; Triple with problems and a proch; BE’s wheels; Townies, class mates; Friends in the Goat. Cramton, Tinker TIMOTHY MOONEY Being 2nd in bowling team LISA MULLIKEN FBLA • San Francisco, CA Smuggler’s Notch; Fun at Mac’s with SB SD. Dr. Skip in Burlington. Study halls with CCBBUVDGR, APEX, stats, Pom squad Dinners, NVRH, Farmboy. New Year’s Christmas ’82, Thanks Mom, Dad and Tari, Florida, “Charlie . MY LOVE TO ALLAN ALWAYS 3 7 81 CARLINE MURPHY Hello • Sorry!!, Crac - kers, P-A??!! J-O-O-W-l-S. •MSRC . B R. HABBL, LI party SY - Etc. SB BB S FH NYC = ESB, RS, Disco. Palacios Murphey • WAC, THANKS A LOT - Mr. C Miss D Mr. C. Mr. M. Miss E!!! I LEAVE MY LAUGH TO ST. J„ ALL MY LOVE TO RAYMOND!!!!! SONJA NEWELL Craig. Xmas 82, Partying, CT’s, Mom Dad, Special Friends, Skipping Mods 11-12 w Craig. Pen. Going Crusin’. Bars w Cindy T C, ATFTIC’s Charger T. Nova. BM. Drunk, Groveton, Concord Flats, Don’t Let Them Get You Down ARE YA? I LOVE YOU CRAIG! ALL MY LOVE TO MOM DAD. COLIN O'BRIEN Track State Champs. 80 81 82 83, Proms 81 82 83. Groton. Acad Theatre. Mr. Fiorelli, Cast Parties. Prep. Rock Quarry. Chips. Wargamers 11 80 Twinky. Banana Cr. P. LJV, Muffin. Rana, Eaton, Dormies BB DB JB MB LC PC VE HF HG DK RK ML TL BM AO IO RP JR GS CW BY et autres Photo Not Available Lisa Mulliken Carline Murphy Sonja Newell Timothy Mooney Colin O’Brien 52 Ingrid Owre Rachael Palacios Wendell Parrish Gina Payette Rudolph Pelcz Michael Pelow Ty Penniman Diane Pepin Debra Pessini Randolph Phelps nr BEST PERSONALITY-Matt Keenan Lori Garcia Bottom: BEST LOOKING-Jeff Clouatre In-grid Owre INGRID OWRE GRUESOME, Campin’. AIL Punch, NH w AW, LM. Twins!!!, WEEKENDS. Summer 81-RW, RH BT!M RR. CC. HEINIES! Coles. SMOCHE? Concerts. Prom 82, JV. EMRSONS Dippin’. Hand! Pat?!?! ANNIE?!?! BUDDIES?!! Poms, Major”, burn(t) MUNCHIES!!! McChicken. White Russ. Smile for Jim, LOVE MY FAMILY!!!! RACHAEL PALACIOS D S Pachangas, Tequis, Lottus (sis), FE (C). EGS. Tara. WW3, Valle SPTMKSMVEAKCETC: Carl-the best (Riete, my hero!): NCY.Ticken! Amtrac. Cubas, LAGRANPENA! Le Bebe H-7! CH ONG! 7upYCOKE, Eggwol, MLMotel, Hueva Attacks OBNOX und yah! and love to Alex My Parents- THANX!!! WENDELL PARRISH Coles Pond. Comefor, 4 Corners. Budmaster. wild winter activities. FRYDAYS. Rock-n-Roll, Detention C204, This Buds for you-Mr. G. Hitchin a ride, “SOCIABLE” kegged, wired. Swimmin in December. MY FATHER. MIKE PELOW980 with GC Art Class with Js RP, Auto Shop with DB, Silver Most of all GEN! TY PENNIMAN 4 Corners. Lisa. Lana. Patti at Harvey's. 4-wd in Camaro. Clyde River, Icefishing: Holyoke and Old Orchard with PF. the whole gang at Kitchenland, Whiskey at Gramps with “Torch” skiing at Burke. Katy. Hunting 82. Linda Ernie and Especially PATTI! DIANE PEPLINSeptember 25, 1981 Poms, friends: CHDPLMSDJVMGespe-cially Ang. Love ya! visit to TC TC here I come, MFTFML 11 6 81, TBISAB! Rick’s home! Ba-bee! Being Good?! Little Dragon-1st date. We’ll make it kiddo. allthis but most of all-Rick, my love forever!!!!! DEBBIE PESSINI Lisa, Nan. Cindy, Old Duke, Football Cheering-71, AFDHMGDPJR JCRWDVTAKKTA, Hayes’, Parties-LI Toyota “81” State Champs 82. Maine. Camp. Red. Snowromping, 12 31 81, 12 31 82, Blue-lights, Crash, Special Times with CSH, most of all- MY LOVE TO JIMMY. RANDY PHELPS hurricanes. Bike-Moose, STJT, double fair, Drivein, pileup. NC. bridge, Halloween, fortweek, Quebec, Blow Stove, Raft. New yr. Jeep-camp, train ride, SKIP, thumbing, apples. Dressers, nightrides. 1-3,12-4. rubber. Stab-Stab. 37 Pont. Bye TV. TL HW KB RB LK.SB TR DP SJ. SAYS MOST THINKS LEAST-Jeff Talbot Angie Fournier 53 54 ERIC PHILPOT Hey Dude, waking up w Wards. State Champs 1983. 15. Road Trips. Parties at Camp, Soph. Bio. the Boys. Just call me Skate, the Lot. Hutch your busted, waterbeds, CSN, late nights in Maine on the beach, Gin Tonics. Smugglers, Jasper, Debby, but most of all JILL! ROBIN PRATT 12 26 81 moved from Springfield, Met Lewie 2 11 82 one year 2 11 83. Harveys Lake, coles Pond, Comeford, Timmy and Candy. 4 82 Florida with Lewie and Mom great time 2 25 83 “18” Thank you Mom and Dad for everything. “I love you Lew” MARK RIDLEY “64” Chevy, 82 Winter Carnival, Lincoln Inn with ST JP February 13, Races, GP Pines Concert, Sunner nights at Forest Lake, “ALL MY LOVE TO BETH” JOHN ROBILLARD 82 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. Hog Buddies, Party at Carrolls, Tri-Captain 56, Slumber Parties July 4 and Aug. 15. Jim’s Cam-p Uncle Dick, Track Championships. Culinary Arts. All my friends, ESPECIALLY CINDY. ANNA ROTHE Who?What?When? LD KJ KC MB Moo Moo Big Guy, “Mr. R. is a Rat,” chem. Physio, w KC LD, overnighters-brownies koolaid. Track Champs. Javelin Jive. Preggy. “For the Wrist?” 28, rap sessions w Mr. R., Emmy, GAF banana. Magenta, Winter Carnival, SUMMER OF 82-DAN MOYSE!! DAVID ROOT 80. “Yellow Rock”, Vick, Plymouth Bobcat. Sorrells. 10 31 82 cigars John Cougar, Best Years 82-83 A GREAT FRIEND VICKIE, Finally CLASS DREAMERS-Mark Brown Ingrid Owre CLASS PESSIMISTS-Valerie Dussault Harold Frost SAYS LEAST THINKS MOST-Caroline Danielson Roy Kohnke Eric Philpot Robin Pratt Jeffrey Racine Christopher Rickson Mark Ridley John Robillard David Root Tammy Root Anna Rothe Lisa Roy 55 Tamara Starr Joseph Russell Jay Sargent Candy Smith Marc St. George Seniors Displaying Various Symptoms of Senioritis! CANDY SMITH Tim Dec.5,18,21.81. Sorrell’s, Coles, Cheering, poms.-Sp.friends-CANDY-O, Sumr 82- “P C” Lew, Robin, Shawna. Back w TIM 4-ever. Thanx hon for caring all! Party! SMKA BW L mnch Beefetr 1 yr. w TIM Dec. 18, 82, Sorrlls-so happy! Luv Ya Sally- 1 “4 EVER w Sweet TIM! Luv ya Hon! 83 MARC ST. GEORGE Snowmobiling, Appel Schnaaps, concerts (Judas. Aero) GO TO THE HORSE!! Anthony’s on a hangover (Why me?) Chugging, Socialble! In our your out, “Poure Sikip’4 Coles Pond. Willy’s Bash. Thank you Mom and Dad, I Love You. PAM STEWART Thanks to all my Friends, The good “ole” times at J’s and A’s, to Little snot, Studley, Mother of —LI Weekend. To Aryn: Mines better than yours. Thanks to my Folks, and most of all Steve and his Jeep. SHANE SULLIVAN 5 yr’s of cheering, LSC Lunacy esp. 4 1 82! Dancing the nites away, P C Shop Save, CRASHING Cramming, BLULITES, Nitedips Joe’s Harvey’s SF • 3 81, SB BB - 8 82, NU YR’S EVE 83 w CB LG. “Let’s get RADICAL!” Luv ya LG PL JC AE VW PG BE! RU4REAL? CANDIDS. “You smile too much!’4 JEFF TALBOT AD TL MB RG ED Grass WP 4 Corners. Copenhagen, arcade STATE CHAMPS. Highpoint 440 L T D. GEORGE TIBBETTS 3rd floor porches. SPIDERMAN! Bill K. Chip. Kramer. Poole, porch parties, Culinary, The Fort Rock , Dungeon, inside Brantview walls, dogel, shaving cream. Ryan. Andy B? Pink Floyd alarm. Good Morning! Brenda R. ice carving. Tom C. Tough Guy! Surfs Up! Brenda Urie Dennis Urie Julie Veilleux Rita Villeneuve Robert Walker k -:1A- Robert Ward Lew Wescott Laurie White Abbie Whitehill Christine Willey Top: Laura Wilson; Bottom: Valerie Dussault. Opposite Top: Kandy Brill, Jim Alexander, Jeff Racine. Opposite Bottom: Vicki Gonyaw, Shelly Darrell. DENNIS URIEFootball State Champs 82, Hayes’s Camp. Uncle Dick, “Jasp Aimes, Spring Weekend 82, Rob lost his sneakers. Halloween 81 w JH KP LF and the pumpkin, “We’re the last ones”-me, Chuck and Rob-I drove. NAVA Dec.18th 82 and esp. STEPHANIE. JULIE VEILLEUXC.B.W IOAH “On the Road Again’’ w LD TA. Epilepsy all Four years. I love you buddies LD SH CH AP DP JSD LM EXELLWENT!! Littles ILYWPMTY EK. “you are my sunshire” Forever. Prom 82 with Steve. Thanks Randy for being a buddie 1 Love you. RITA VILLENEUVE 4-28-82April 28. 1982 Best Friends CC CA SM KB SH ETC. Mrs. R. worked 2yrs St. J. Con. Center LI Games, Nicknames. Own Place. School times. Love to Mon Dad MOST OF ALL TO S ROBERT WARD STATE CHAMPS 82 Capt. Baja, sister working?. Good morning. KH. ROAD TRIPS (Where’s my shirt?) home Parties. Sharon, THIS IS GREAT!. 4yrs w Tim JUST US 3 LEFT (boo-hoo). HAPPY NEW YEAR! Partying w Chuck Den (NHC, BC.etc)4yrs (and more) w the BEST FRIENDS a guy can have. LEW WESCOTT 2 11 82 Coles Pond, Sorrells RP TR WP BH MP CS TC JA JC TR. the Big O. High Point, the U. the Littel O. West Hill. CHRISTINE WILLEY For all the times with SRMCM. For the good times during track and bowling. I leave my job as sec. to the next ? ? To all my favorite teachers thanks. All my love to you Steve. Seniors In Younger Years! Christopher Williams Douglas Willson Laura Willson Darcie Winot Benjamin Yip 60 Recognize Anybody? T. Left: Ted Marcotte, Cindy Cushman B. Left: Anna Rothe, Kelli Costa Below: Lester Cleary, Jim Bennett DOUG WILLSON Kevin, Red Malibu, blue nova. Marty + Brian = Party, Scor-pians. Give her the boot, JB, Joe, 2:15, Friday nights. Big. David R., Lee, Eloit, Floyd, Pat B. Wild Bill, charge, Dr. Bri, Mr. B, Mike C., Sarah M.. Last Period, Terry C, Rob L. Gold Malibu. Ruth. Orin H, Rob H, Rob F. LAURA WILLSON XC Ski Team. Duke, track. Pizza, KJ AR LD, skip, carwash w Lisa, running in mud, the Y. W. Carnivals, 12 81, Girls State, Chineese Rainbow, Lock keys in car. Family, Friends and especially Howard. DARCl WINOT PP Judy, doug, Billy, Karen, bowling. Racing! seriously! FINE, OVER. 40 Pancakes 81.1 LOVE MY TRUCK! Town Farm. My Champ, Sorrells, Typing, Skunk, Angy. Ditto! Ty. Frosty Bar, Slow down, fighting with Kandy. Don't forget Anita. Most of all BUTCH 7 24 82 ABBIE WHITEHILL Soccer w PKAHJV Crutches, Fallin in Gruesome AF AIL PUNCH Dipping. Old Duke: Allright. Apple picking. cow tipping JHSHEDRK CC 4 9 82 7 8-9 82 Minnie 12 22 82 J’s w Lisa. Pizza Bump. Fight, face. ME. NH. MASS LOVE YOU MOM!!STARING Camping. Mt. Climbin’ Hikin’ Harbor w Susan. BEN YIP Wrestling COB CW RK. no No Nan., Fires Rock Quarry, Dormies!! Hawaii 1. Chips Football, Hello Dolly, Yearbook • Greatest. West Side Story, Reach-Out Weekend, President Diane MYFG, Winter Carnival 81-83, X-Country 82-83, Cap Chris, Wargamers, All my love to KIM S. Class Officers Are People Too! 1983 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Robert Ward Vice-President: Rachael Palacios Secretary: Dawn Henderson Treasurer: Lori Garcia 62 reflections of competition 64 A Desire For Excellence The 1982 Football Team upheld the tradition of athletic excellence at St. Johnsbury Academy. Capturing a Division II Vermont State Championship, the team demonstrated the importance of unification and versatility. Led by senior tri-captains Robert Ward, Kevin Kemp, and John Robillard, the Hilltoppers compiled a successful 8-1 record including a decisive victory over Lyndon Institute and the state title game. Unmistakably, this final victory resulted from an undying desire for excellence throughout the season. Each individual athlete made a decision before the season ever started that satisfaction would only come from a Vermont state championship. Unifying each individual effort, Coach Craig Racenet put his charges within reach of their goal and they took advantage of this illustrious opportunity. This team also possessed tremendous versatility. The impenetrable defensive line of Kevin Kemp, Jim Hayes, Robert Ward, John Robillard and Dennis Veilleux, combined with the fancy groundwork of offensive trio Tyler Ayer, Eric Philpot and Dennis Urie comprised a strong basis for this year’s championship team. The complementary quarterbacking of Chuck Carroll and Paul Racenet, along with the finesse of wide receiver Jeff Clouatre was of vital importance throughout the season. In general, the team possessed an uncanny ability to adapt to the varying tactics of the opposition. This versatility and unified purpose produced a team that well deserved the 1982 Division II Vermont State Title. Right: Eric Philpot turns up field behind the block of Tyler Ayer. Below: Robert Ward and Richard Lyons ready themselves for the attack. Middle Right: Chuck Carroll picks apart the Windsor secondary. Opposite Left: Upon scoring touchdown on a kick-off return and an extra point. Mike Lavigne is congratulated by Dennis Urie. Opposite Right: All-American nominee. Jeff Clouatre, gets a desperately needed first down against Montpelier. SCOREBOARD Academy 34 Littleton 0 Academy 20 Windsor 7 Academy 28 Spaulding 0 Academy 25 Kimball Union 6 Academy 21 Montpelier 26 Academy 37 North Country 13 Academy 21 Rice 3 Academy 42 Winooski 20 Academy 33 Lyndon 13 Academy 26 Fair Haven 19 Vermont State Division II Champions Row 1: Chuck Carroll, Jeff Clouatre, Tyler Ayer. Eric Philpot, Dennis Urie, John Robillard, Robert Ward, Kevin Kemp, Jim Hayes, Gary Briggs, Doug Bedard, Frank Empsall; Row 2: Ray Gendron, Chris Rickson, John Cloutier, Alan Potter, Bill McCarthy, Jeff Talbot. Dave Pendergrass, Paul Miller. Chris Welch, Richard Lyons. John Ranney; Row 3: Michael Lavigne, Barry Gilding, Paul Racenet, David Gauthier, Mathew Ash, Michael Farmer, Mike Sullivan, Dennis Prevost, Greg Bunce, Chris Sullivan, Bill Bissett, Row 4: Head Coach Racenet, Coach Golden, Coach Johnson, Ned O’Brien, Steven Clouatre, John Rivers, Ariel Sangines, Jim Brahaney, Dennis Veilleux, Tim Persons, Matthew Last (manager), Michael Walker. State Champions I Essex Jet Hornets ID QTR. M Top left: As tri-captains Kevin Kemp and John Robillard prepare to accept the Championship trophy, the team expresses excitement. Top right: Tyler Ayer and David Pendergrass show their appreciation to Eric Philpot after Eric scored the winning touchdown with less than 45 seconds remaining in the game. Above: Victory over Fair Haven in the State Championship game. Right: “We are Number One!” (Dave Pendergrass). Opposite top: A long-awaited moment for Coach Racenet. 66 Freshmen Football SCOREBOARD Academy 6 Littleton 12 Academy 21 North Country 7 Academy 40 Lyndon Institute 8 Academy 52 Lyndon Institute 12 Academy 28 North Country 0 Row 1: Greg Reganall, Kevin Pratt, Robert Speed, Sean Ainsworth, Jim Fish, Bruce Laferriere, Sean Rolfe, Michael Diemer, David Giacobbe; Row 2: Coach Murray, Gary Daniele, Stewart Barnett, Roger Willson, Sean Hoar, Michael Percy, Daniel Smith, Todd McKee, David Broughton. Dean Molinar- oli, Calvin Belknap; Row 3: Coach Racenet, David Putnam, David Laggis, Dale Urie, Charles Duncan, Shawn Murphy, Craig Batchelder, Bill Hannon, Pat McLachlin, Joe Lamphar. 67 68 Soccer: One Year Away The 1982 boy’s soccer team proved that it was a force to be dealt with. The Hilltoppers, who can look forward to twelve starters returning next year, posted a very respectable 5-8-1 record and missed the playoffs by only a half game. Of the eight games that the Toppers lost, seven were by a margin of one or two goals. The biggest factor contributing to this year’s success was the ability of the Academy booters to put the ball in the opponent’s net. The offense, led by Alex Palacios (16 goals) and Vinnie Egizi (8 goals), increased its goal production from ten a year ago to twenty-nine this year. Both Alex and Vinnie were selected to the Division Four All-Star Team. SCOREBOARD Academy 1 Sacred Heart Academy 2 Spaulding Academy 2 Lamoille Academy 2 Lake Region Academy 1 Woodsville Academy 2 Burke Mountain Academy 1 Hazen Union Academy 0 Peoples Academy 3 Lamoille Academy 2 Lake Region Academy 2 Burke Mountain Academy 1 Spaulding Academy 4 Peoples Academy 6 Hazen Union The Academy defense was anchored by captain Tim Ayer at Fullback with the assistance of three year net-minder, Henry Dalrymple. In addition, the hard work put in by seniors Sean Hegarty, Roy Kohnke, Bill Krause and Phil Duncan contributed to this year’s success. Coach Clark looks at the team’s performance in the last two games of the year, a 4-1 victory over Peoples Academy and a 6-1 upset of previously undefeated Hazen Union, as a promising sign for next year’s season. Above: Coach Clark — “Referees can only be so blind!” Right: Alex Palacios and his flawless corner kick. Opposite Lett: Bill Krause stays one step ahead of the Lake Region offense. Opposite Right: Henry Dalrymple preserves a 2-1 victory over Burke Mountain Academy. WW MOGOHON OW Front: Bob Russell, Phil Duncan, Eric Bullock, Tom Jones, Roy Kohnke, David Cote, Jose Vega. Peter Hammer, Jon Ryan; Back: Tom Lachiatto, Jose Bruzual, Sean Hegarty, Alex Palcios, Bill Krause, Vinnie Egizi, Henry Dalrymple, Todd Daniels, Evan Dugan, Tim Ayer, Coach Clark. 70 Front: Anna Hill, Julie Veilleux, Lorraine Sylvain, Naomi Bullock, Linda Roy, Michelle Willey, Jennie Fuehrer, Lisa Bedor; Back: Coach Crawford, Ellen Rideout, Caroline Dussault, Susan Ducham, Pam Kelso, Kelly Bedor, Rachael Palacios, Brenda Diefenbach, Tammy Armour, Karen Pessini, Jean Ducham. Girls Soccer made its debut this year in St. Johnsbury. Thirty-nine girls, up from an expected 20, turned out for the preseason preparation and indicated that soccer had finally come of age at the Academy. Lead by the enthusiasm of Head Coach Howard Crawford, with the assistance of Tom Conte and Dan Thurston, the team successfully accomplished their goals. The primary objective of the 1982 girls soccer season was education. To build a strong team the girls needed a solid understanding of the game. Once this was completed, the victories-both mental and physical-would soon follow. Lead by Co-captains Racheal Palacios and Julie Veilleux the team was competitively “in” a lot more games than their record shows. Throughout the season the girls demonstrated increasing improvement and enthusiasm. As Coach Crawford put it “We’re ready for next year.” With the loss of seniors Rachael Palacios, Julie Veilleux, Abbie Whitehill, Anne Hill, and Pam Kelso the team will have several tough positions to fill. However, a great number of juniors are returning and the team should come out on top with little difficulty. Without doubt the debuting girls soccer team exemplifies the high standard of excellence that has become so much a part of St. Johnsbury Academy tradition. We all look forward to next year. Below: Tammy Armour outwits a wave of opposing players. Left: Jennie Fuehrer hurls the ball to left wing Lisa Bedor. Bottom left: Coach Crawford gives a halftime pep talk. Opposite top: With a concerned look, Coach Crawford walks toward an injured Abbie Whitehill. Opposite bottom: Lisa Bedor dribbles into North Country’s penalty area. SCOREBOARD Academy 0 Lamoille 2 Academy 2 North Country 7 Academy 1 Burke Mountain 3 Academy 4 Peoples 2 Academy 1 Hazen Union 2 Academy 3 Lamoille 5 Academy 2 North Country 5 Academy 0 Burke Mountain 2 Academy 3 Peoples 0 Academy 5 Hazen Union 2 71 Above: Co-Captain Sondra Hrynchuk pushes the ball up the field. Above right: Rosie Lemieux breaks toward the opponent’s goal. Right: Stephanie Bryant clears the zone. Opposite top: Half-back Louisa Viles observes teammates’ attack. Opposite bottom: Coach Jones plans strategy with Kandy Brill. SCOREBOARD Academy 0 Lake Region 4 Academy 0 White Mountain 2 Academy 1 Blue Mountain 3 Academy 0 Littleton 5 Academy 1 Lyndon 0 Academy 0 Lake Region 4 Academy 0 Montpelier 5 Academy 0 Littleton 3 Academy 0 Blue Mountain 2 Academy 2 Lyndon 3 Academy 1 Lake Region 5 Academy 0 White Mountain 3 72 Winning Isn’t Everything The Girl’s 1982 Field Hockey team ended the season with a 1-11-9 record. A game of speed and skill, field hockey demands years of experience. However, because of competition from the newly formed girl’s soccer team, experience is exactly what the team lacked. For several girls, field hockey was a totally new game. If anybody was ever chosen to illustrate the saying that “Winning isn’t everything”, it would have to be the field hockey team. Losses are discouraging, but the team never once gave up hope, and St. J. A. spirit was present at every game, led by Co-captains Lisa Desrochers and Sondra Hrynchuk. Their battle cry? V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! (The bus driver, Van, thought the battle cry “Rock and Roll will never die!” was more appropriate!) The word “team” never lost meaning. Instead it grew stronger as the season continued. If the team s weakness was in lack of goals, their strength was in friendship, encouragement, and determination. Coach Ann Jones will always be remembered for encouraging the team to “give it your all” and, of course, for her favorite phrase-“It’s only a bone bruise!” First Row: Carey Ogiati, Tabetha Daponte, Karen Boivin; Second Row: Kandy Martel. Andrea Kraft. Brenda Urie, Kandy Brill. Louisa Viles. Rosie Lemieux, Julie Lunt, Lorie Garcia, Stephanie Sachse; Third Row: Coach Jones, Tonya Stebelus, Katy Wollrath, Stephanie Bryant, Sondra Hrynchuk, Lisa Desrochers, Silke Tausendpfund, Lisa Handy, Gloria Petty. Michelle Lote. SCOREBOARD 74 Topper Harriers Set A Good Pace The 1982 Cross Country team proved that quality is more important than quanity. Working with five girls and twelve boys, Coach Hegarty formed the athletes into a respectable team. Captain Chris Williams, a transfer student who ran to a first place finish in last year’s Division Four State Meet, led the team throughout the season. Right with Chris at the top of the standings was junior John Barbarisi, who finished in the top five throughout the year. Both ran a strong race in the Vermont State Meet earning seventh and eleventh places respectively. Their performance qualified them for the New England Meet where Chris finished with a highly respectable 27th place. With the experience of Laura Willson and the enthusiasm of Patty Williams, Karen Lesko, and Kristen Jensen the girls team ran away with several key victories. A vital part to the team’s success was the improvement of freshman Debbie Doyon who by year’s end placed in the top five of several contests. Next year looks to bring back many experienced runners and a winning season. Above: Tension mounts, as St. J. A. Harriers await the sound of the gun. Top Right: Determination’’ (John Barbarisi and Alex Owre) Right: Karen Lesko and Patty Williams pace the pack. Opposite Left: Chris Williams: His tireless effort places him seventh best in the state. Opposite right: Coach Hegarty gives last minute instructions to Littleton team. U-32 Invitational Littleton, Lyndon Lake Region, Littleton North Country Invit. Lyndon Vermont State Meet Academy 158 for last Academy 48 for second Academy 28 for second Academy boys 6th of 8 Academy girls 2nd of 8 Academy 33 for second Academy placed 8th out of 18 Row 1: Robbie Achilles. Kevin Carbone. Debbie Doyon, Karen Lesko, Laura Willson. Kristen Jensen, Patty Williams. Ben Yip, Paul Skrede. Row 2: Danny Dussault. Chris Williams. John Barbarisi. Alex Owre, Colin O’Brien. Chris Bostic. Bud Tibbetts. Tom Lawrence. Row 1: Terri LaBounty, Debbie Pessini. Minnie Garey, Debbie Hayes; Row 2: Karen Mayhew, Shane Sullivan, Leanne Cranston, Lorrie Rives; Row 3: Lisa McKee, Angie Fournier. Right: Lisa McKee and Angie Fournier celebrate after a 28 point victory over Spaulding. Above: Debbie Hayes cheers (and squints) into the crowd. Opposite top: Patty Russell, Leanne Cranston and Terri LaBounty at the White Mountain game — Good Times! 76 “Cheerleader: one who leads shouts of approval, provides entertainment. ” In defining the word “cheerleader” our friend Webster accurately describes the girls supporting the football team. Appearing at every football game, the group of 10 girls led many shouts of approval as our Hilltoppers knocked down opposing players on their way to the State Championship. Led by co-captains Minnie Garey and Debbie Pessini, the girls also worked behind the scenes making locker decorations every week, cookies for the football players and banners for Fuller Hall. The hard work and dedication characteristic of the ‘Topper Cheerleaders did not end with the LI game but continued the following week with the State Championship game in Essex. Although the extra work demanded time and energy, the cheerleaders never complained but gave of themselves untiringly. After the football season, the Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders prepared themselves for the up-coming season. Cocaptains Minnie Garey and Leanne Cranston led the squad through an enthusiastic season. Continuing the tradition, the cheerleaders supported the Toppers at all home and away games as the team defended its State Championship. The cheerleaders may sometimes be taken for granted, but they are a vital and irreplacable part of the Academy tradition. Row 1: Leanne Cranston. Karen Mayhew, Minnie Garey; Row 2: Kitty O'Conner, Terry Elias, Terri LaBounty; Row 3: Patty Russell. Lorri Rieves, Tabetha Daponte. A TEAM In Every Sense Of The Word The 1982-83 Varsity basketball team was led by the all-around outstanding play of second team All-American Henry Dalrymple. The All-time school record-holder in every statistical category, Henry unselfishly sacrificed his own scoring to strengthen other members of the team and as a result the team developed a five weapon offensive attack to complement the Hilltopper tradition of playing outstanding team defense. Key wins were recorded over recent tournament rival South Burlington, once in double overtime. The team won the Hanover Christmas Tournament and ended the regular season with a twelve game winning streak. Other seniors included Co-Captain and two year starter Chuck Carroll, Ted Marcotte and Tyler Ayer. All played significant roles in the success of a team that really was a team in every sense of the word. Above: Ted Marcotte puts up one of his patented jumpers against Gould Academy. Right: Henry Dalrymple finishes off the fast break. Opposite left: John “Pistol” Ranney puts it up while Chuck Carroll prepares to crash the board. Opposite right: Coach Layne Higgs presents the game ball to Henry after he scored his 2000th high school career point against White Mountain. SCOREBOARD Academy 64 Gould 37 Academy 102 Rice 53 Academy 80 South Burlington 79 Academy 50 Fall Mountain 44 Academy 76 Mascoma 44 Academy 69 Oxbow 51 Academy 69 White Mountain 49 Academy 43 Long Island 66 Academy 82 Stevens 63 Academy 82 Oxbow 47 Academy 70 Rice 47 Academy 69 South Burlington 61 Academy 75 North Country 52 Academy 97 U-32 39 Academy 61 Oxbow 33 Academy 65 Stevens 47 Academy 101 Littleton 33 Academy 74 Gould 43 Academy 71 North Country 42 Academy 84 U-32 52 78 Manager Matt Last, Manager Mark Brown, Chuck Carroll, Tyler Ayer, Peter Ranney, Mike Lavigne, Stewart Barnett. Coach Higgs, Coach Clark. Wright, Paul Racenet. Bill Brink, Henry Dalrymple, Vinnie Egizi, John 79 DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY Academy 76 Academy 86 Academy 78 Academy 57 Second Place in Vermont State Division I Mt. St. Joseph 50 Windsor 72 BFA 47 Middlebury 73 Third Straight Year In Div. I. Finals Opposite top: Bill Brink fights off two Gould defenders to put the ball through the hoop for two. Opposite bottom: Co-Captain Chuck Car-roll prepares to feed the ball in to the big men. Top left: Senior Tyler Ayer leaps above the defense for two. Above: Mike Lavigne. displaying picture-perfect form, puts up a jumper against White Mountain. Left: All World managers Mark Brown and Eric Bullock keep track of the game. 81 A Successful Year Of Rebuilding After the graduation of four starters, including stand out Kim Silloway, most coaches would have set their sights on a year of rebuilding. Coach Thurston, however, and the rest of the 1982-83 Girls Basketball team aimed not for a rebuilding year but rather a third straight State Championship. Following an 11-0 regular season record the girls fell just short of their goal losing to a well-rounded Lamoille team in the quarter finals of the State Tournament. The future looks promising for next year’s team with only one senior, Pam Kelso, being lost to graduation. Tammy Armour, who missed ten games this year with an injured shoulder, continued to impress fans and opponents alike with her all-around basketball ability. Rae-Ann Wood and Lisa Bedor will also be returning bringing with them their ball handling and outside shooting skills. The success of this year’s team was also centered around the rebounding and all around hustle of forwards Tonia Rodd, Julie Tanguay, Karen Pessini, and Pam Kelso. New year indeed looks promising for the 1983-84 Girls Basketball season. We all with them the best of luck with confidence that they will carry on the tradition of athletic excellence at St. Johnsbury Academy. JL. ! 1 Sii Above: Coach Thurston discusses strategy during a time out. Right: Sophomore Michelle Warren eyes the hoop. Opp left: Team leader Tammy Armour goes up for two of her 29 playoff points. Opp. right: Michelle Warren fights for a rebound. SCOREBOARD Academy 53 Oxbow 55 Academy 55 Lyndon 35 Academy 40 Littleton 67 Academy 50 Lebanon 48 Academy 51 Fall Mountain 63 Academy 48 Hanover 46 Academy 35 Oxbow 66 Academy 37 Lyndon 34 Academy 30 Lamoille 34 Academy 34 North Country 45 Academy 42 Littleton 75 Academy 73 Peoples 14 Academy 56 Hazen 41 Academy 38 Lamoille 53 Academy 33 Lake Region 31 Academy 47 North Country 63 Academy 52 White Mountain 25 Academy 90 Peoples 13 Academy 65 Lake Region 47 Academy 67 Hazen 37 CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY Academy 74 Lyndon 36 Academy 56 Lamoille 68 82 Becky Krizan, Julie Tanguay. Karen Pessini, Stephanie Bryant, Pam Kelso, Rae-Ann Wood, Coach Thurston Tonia Rodd, Michelle Warren. Kelly Bedor. Tammy Armour, Lisa Bedor, 83 Top Left: Captain Pam Kelso bounds for the boards Top right: Julie Tanguay goes for two as Kelly Bedor follows for the rebound. Right: Rae-Ann Wood drives the baseline. Far right: Kelly Bedor goes for a blocked shot. 84 Scarce Snow Stymies Skiers Since November, Coaches Eaton and Goodrich worked with nearly 50 skiers, training them in endurance, strength and the finer points of speedball. Waiting for the snow, the team had plenty of time for conditioning, which included many trips up the “dreaded hill.” Frequent trips to Newark Pond allowed the cross country skiers to practice on a little of the elusive white stuff (with some people getting “their feet wet”, so to speak!) Meanwhile, the Alpine skiers kept out of the rain by working in the weight room. Finally, the team’s fears were realized, and the season was cancelled in mid-January because of the lack of snow. Many on the team elected to run in indoor track to keep fit, and it is well they did, for four weeks later a major snowstorm allowed the skiers one last chance in the state meet. The Girls Alpine team was able to capitalize on one week of practice and qualified for the State meet. Unfortunately, the Girls Nordic, the Boys Nordic and the Boys Alpine teams saw their season end all too soon. Front: Coach Goodrich. Laura Willson. Ellen Rideout. Chuck Richards. Jose Bruzual, Heather Bennett. Cheryl Sturgis. Sean Sawyer, Coach Eaton; Back: Julie Lunt, Lisa Desrochers, Cheryl Fisher. Alex Owre. Tom La- chiatto, Jim Bennett. Mike Fitch. Matt Richards. Jeff Wells. David Broughton, Susan Ducham, Jennie Fuehrer, Brenda Diefenbach, Jean Du-cham, Roy Kohnke. Below: Ben Yip, who placed 3rd in the State Meet, demonstrates his skills. Bottom left: Erik Gray grapples with a worthy opponent from Colchester. Bottom Right: Coach Murray and Co-Captain Matt Keenan look on intently. Right: As Keith Benoit puts the finishing touches, he adds another win to the seasonal record of 24-12-1. 86 Wrestling: The Sport Of The Gods SCOREBOARD Academy 27 North Country 48 Academy 28 Mt. Mansfield 39 Academy 20 Middlebury 50 Academy 39 Vergennes 27 Academy 20 Essex Junction 47 Academy 66 Lamoille 12 Academy 39 Spaulding 29 Academy 60 Proctor 13 Academy 42 Colchester 22 Academy 48 Burlington 27 Academy 54 Lake Region 9 Academy 24 White Mountain 45 Academy 44 Kimball Union 21 TOURNAMENTS Academy 2nd Hilltopper Holiday Academy 9th Middlebury Academy 10th Sanford Academy 4th Springfield Academy 4th White Mountain Academy finished 8th of 19 teams in the State Tournament Mr. Murray’s heavy recruiting based on the premise that wrestling is a “heavenly sport” encouraged some forty students to try out for the wrestling squad. These large numbers combined with the maturing of some of the older grapplers led to one of the most successful seasons in the past four years. After getting off to a slow start the Toppers ended up winning 8 of their last ten dual meets. They also fared well in tournaments finishing fourth twice and second in the first annual Hilltopper Holiday Tournament. The team did equally as well in the State Tournament. They finished 8th of 19 teams in what Mr. Murray described as being “very competitive field”. While classified as a team sport Wrestling focuses on individual accomplishments. This year’s team was no exception and had plenty of its own standouts. Sophomore Keith Benoit finished the year with a 24 win, 12 losses, and 1 draw record and finished 6th in the State Meet. Co-Captain Matt Keenan, competing in a tough 138 pound division, finished 5th in the state while compiling a 27-10-1 record. The other Co-Captain Greg Bunce, also finished 5th in the state and wound up with a 28-8-0 record. Resident student Ben Yip placed 3rd in the State and finished with a 20-7-0 record. In the Unlimited weight class Jeff Talbot all but controlled the mat finishing 2nd in the state and ending the season with a 27-6-0 record. This year’s team will lose six starters to graduation but with a little help from the Gods Row J.Tom Jones, Wayne Majuri, John Crawford, Keith Benoit, Jonathan Caplan, T.J. Howard, Eric Putnam. Row2:Coach Moore. Mike Desrochers, Matt Keenan, Greg Bunce, Erik Gray, Ben Yip, Tom LeBlanc, Dan Brink, Jeff Talbot, Coach Murray. Row 3: Ray Steen, Bill Cox, Jose Vega, Randy Phelps, Mike Griffin, John Barbarisi, Ariel Sangines, Paul Fontaine. Ben Blankenship, Mike Sullivan, Frank Empsall. 87 Above: Finishing 2nd in the State Meet and 27-6-0 for the season, Jeff Talbot is truly a god. Below: Senior Dan Brink pins the Burlington opposition. 88 reflections of growing Junior Class Upper left: Junior Class Officers; President, Stephanie Bryant; Vice-President, Lisa Bedor; Treasurer, Susan Ducham; Secretary, Jennie Fuehrer. Upper right: As part of the resident student program, Silke Tausendpfund cools off her horse after a ride in West Burke. Lower right: Jonathan Ryan dribbles the ball in the final game of the season, 6-1 victory over previously undefeated Hazen. Lower left: Tammy Armour heads the ball by the Lamoille Union defenders. 90 1st row: John Barbarisi, Tammy Armour, Marel Ancira, Donna Aldrich, Michael Abadi, Susan Ducham, Brenda Diefenbach, Linda Donna, Timothy Doyon, Michael Derosier; 2nd row: William Brink, James Brahaney, Karla Boemig, Andrew Boehlke, Benjamin Blankinship, Sylvia LaMontagne, Lisa Bijolle, Keith Benoit, Lisa Be-dor, Charlotte Bedor; 3rd row: Lorin Whiteley, James Kendall, Lars Erickson, Sherry Cadieux, Gregory Bunce, Stephanie Bryant, Jose Bru-zual, Scott Broome. Tina Brooks. 1st row: Susan Foster, Mathew Last, Charles Fortin. Daniel Fortun, Lisa Fitch, Mark Fielder, Cynthia Emmons, Erma Emery; 2nd row: Wendell Colbeth, Lori Cleary. Michael Claffey, Peter Chiang. Lynn Chesbrough, David Chase, Melissa Charlton, Tina Gervais, Jennie Fuehrer, Patricia Frigon; 3rd row: Crystal Dennison, Tammy Davis, Edward Davis, Connie Darrell, Todd Daniels, Louis Daniele, Gary Damon, Jerry Cote, David Cote. Carol Douglas. 1st row: Carmen Pilette, Raymond Pilette, Kenneth Goss, Georgia Glode, Lisa Gladstone, Steven Gingras, Jacqueline Martin, Allen Mathews, Timothy Magoon, Lisa Magoon; 2nd row: Douglas Jameson, Debra Houde, Peter Helprin, Andrew Heath, Renate Haselton, Elisa Handy, Peter Hammer, Brenda Hale, Billy Hale, Philip Greenwood; 3rd row: Christopher Ely, Theresa Elias, Vincent Egizi, Elizabeth Edney, Duane Easter, Caroline Dussault, Mark Krause, John Hermann, Cynthia Kenney, Sherry Jenkins. 91 1st row: Steven Smith, Charles Richards, Troy Ruggles, Barry Renfro, John Ranney, Raymond Miligi; 2nd row: Ronald Smith. Stephen Shat-tuck, Shawn Sawyer. Stephanie Sachse, Gina Russo, Jonathan Ryan, George Russell; 3rd row: Donald Merchand, Jay McReynolds, William McCarthy, Robert Maurais, Lorraine Syl-vaine, Teresa Sullivan, Margaret Stearns. 1st row: Craig Perkins. Barbara Peniman. Michael Pelkey, Terrell Paulk, Alexander Palacios, Kathryn O’Conner, Kelly Muzzey, Daniel Moulton, Susan Morris, Toby Mills; 2nd row: Bryan LeBlanc, Michael Lavigne, Brian Laferriere, Hella Krinsky, Anna Priest, Stephen Pezdirtz, Gloria Petty, Karen Pessini, Timothy Persons. Paul Miller; 3rd row: Dan MacMahan, Richard Lyon, Julie Lunt, Michele Lote, Renee Lor-anger, Evan Dugan, Karen Lesko, Roseanna Le-mieux, Lisa Legendre, Cindy Lee. 1st row: Deborah Wakeham, Dennis Veilleux, Carolyn Towle, Paul Toney, Michael Walker, David Pendergrass, Jamie Tanguay; 2nd row: Scott Warren, Chandra Gerson, Peter Wright, Jeffrey Woodward, Rita Haselton. Michelle Willey, Christopher Welsh, Russell Webber; 3rd row: Bryan Ward, Todd Rainville, Laurie Racine, Paul Racenet, Michael Quimby, Patricia Williams, Silke Tausendpfund, Paige Dunlap. 92 Far left: Evan Dugan listens to coach Clark’s advice. Left: Alex Palacios and Vincent Egizi riding the bumper down Main Street during the L.I. pep parade. Middle: Karen Lesko warms up for practice by running around Brantview. Below: Lori Cleary and the Flag Team performed at all the home football games. Bottom left: Patty Williams leads a pack in the Kingdom Kup cross country meet. Bottom right: Juniors Dehorn L.I. Right: Junior John Barbarisi leads the cheering at the football games against Rice during Parent’s Weekend. Below: High honor student Peter Chiang studies for a Physics test. Bottom e f:Silke Tausendpfund dribbles the ball in field hockey practice. Bottom right: Stephanie Bryant goes out onto the field after the football team won the State Championship. Sophomore Class Top left: Lorrie Rives, a varsity football cheerleader, cheers as the Academy defeats Rice. Top Right: Sophomore Class Officers. Vice-President. Daniel Dus-sault; Secretary. Pamela Machado; President. Sherry MacLean; Treasurer. Julie Tanguay. Bottom left: Football players Michael Farmer and Stephen Clouatre and cheerleader Patricia Russell concentrate on their timings. Bottom middle: Margaret Colbeth receives the pass from Sherry MacLean. Bottom right: Jonathan Ryan and Terri LaBounty pose for an informal portrait. Right: Dori Freguson and Lynn Zilka take time out from soccer to practice their ballet. Below: The football team practices the form that won them the State Championship. Bottom left: Jean Ducham dribbles downfield ahead of the defenders. Lower right: Alex Owre and Chris Bostic running across the sixth fairway in the Kingdom Kup. 1st row: Martha Munkittrick, Stephen Clouatre. Margaret Colbeth, Thomas Clemons, Gary Car-reau, Kevin Carbone, Jonathan Caplan, Rodney Burrill; 2nd row: William Bissett, Kelley Benoit. Calvin Belknap, Sandra Begin, Mathew Ash, Christa Black, Helen Pinkerton, John Cloutier; 3rd row: Lisa Shortsleeve, Christopher Hermann, David Alspaugh, Michael Griffin, Jonathan Lockwood, Mathew Last, Bruce Crown, Todd Daigle. 1st row: Donald Desrocher, Wade Denio, Ronda Davis, Denise Davis, Michelle Skerry, Joel Dau-teil, Kevin Darrell, Tabetha DaPonte, Marit Danielson, Robert Daniels; 2nd row: Tracy Ely, Mark Edney, Daniel Dussault, Jean Ducham, Keith Donna, Sarah Donaghy, Marilyn Black, Dennis Desrochers; 3rd row: Timothy Burke, David Burke, Kimberly Brown, David Brill, Manon Brewer, Lance Braman, Elaine Bour-beau, Chris Bostic. 1st row: Mitchell Fournier, Paul Fontaine, John Flight, Michael Fitch, Christina Fearon, Arthur Farrow, David Greenwood, William Cox, Thomas Bijolle; 2nd row: Barron Gilding, Valerie Gie-selman, Peter Gendron, Heidi Gehlbach, David Gauthier, Diane Persons, Carol Gajtka, David Frye; 3rd row: Pamela Frigon, Anita Cushman, Danny Currier, John Crawford, Jeffrey Cox, Kara Costa, Roy Corbitt, Joanne Gray, Frederick Gilmour, Michael Farmer. 97 1st row: David Houde, Rita Hooker. Glenn Hoi-derby, Samuel Hendrick, Michael Hayes, Deborah Hayes, Paula Hawkins. Clement O’Brien, Jocelyn Mills, Lisa Mercadante; 2nd row: Jason Meilleur, Erin Kelly. Blake Kelley. Michael Keenan, Thomas Jones. Ariel Sangines. Sharyl Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Terry Howard; 3rd row: Lonnie Nason. Kathleen Letendre, Sandra Lee, Thomas Lawerance, Shirlene Lathe. Kimberly Lambert. A. Thomas Lachatto, Terri La-bounty. Glenn Kohnke, Lori Nelson. 1st row: Julie Robinson, Lorrie Rives, John Rivers. Ellen Rideout, Mathew Richards. Amy Bie-low, Norah Quinn. Dennis Prevost, Mark Pil-lette; 2nd row: Eric Lumbra, Debbie Locklin, Melissa Shusta, Connie Sargent, Patricia Russell. Holly Russell, Thomas Roy. Tonia Rodd; 3rd row: George McNulty, Jody McCullock, Shon Marcotte, Wayne Majuri, Sherry Ma-cLean, Jeffrey Mackay. Pamela Machado, Brian Lynaugh. 1st row: Michael Sullivan, Christopher Sullivan, Edward St. Germain, Bobbie Spencer. Monica Smith, Karen Smith. Paul Skrede, Cassie Sinclair; 2nd row: Diana Willson, Terry Therrien, Brenda Wheeler, Janet Sargent, Scott Wells, Michele Warren. Louisa Viles. Julie Tanguay; 3rd row: Thomas Persons, John Parker, James Owre, Monique Ouellette. Lynn Zilka, Rae-Ann Wood. Katy Wollrath, Jeffrey Winchester. 98 Top left: Matt Richards, prepared for a gas raid? Top right: Alex Owre leads two Littleton runners during a home meet. Bottom left: Ellen Rideout and Chuck Richards at the resident student Halloween party. Lower right: Tabetha DaPonte concentrates on her typing. 99 Freshman Class Upper left: Raymond Steen takes advantage of one of the fifteen new computer terminals. Upper right: Linda Roy, girls varsity goalie, grabs one of many shots that she stopped during the season. Lower left: Stewart Barnett takes time to enjoy a soccer game after football practice. Lower right: Freshman Class Officers; Secretary. Beth Biath-row; Vice-President, Kelly Bedor; President, Amy Veilleux; Treasurer. David Broughton. 100 1st row: Melissa Clifford. Faith Carter. Sueanne Christie. David Broughton. Gregory Broome. Jayson Benoit. 2nd row: Jeffrey Balch, Nyia Barnes. Raymond Barnes, Craig Batchelder, Shawn Bedard. Joanna Bedor. Kelly Bedor. Heather Bennett; 3rd row: Naomi Bulock, Cher-ylanne Bailey. Valerie Bacon, Tina Armstrong, Ann Amadon, Sean Ainsworth, Robert Achilles, Allison Achilles, Christopher Abadi, Tina Chase. 1st row: Amy Davis. Michael Diemer. Virginia Chipley, Kelly Fournier. Catherine Fortin, James Fish, Jeffrey Ferland; 2nd row: Elizabeth Evans, William Ely. William Ely. Tracy Mercan-dante, Keith Dustin, Charles Duncan, David Dresser, Deborah Doyon; 3rd row: Laurie Davenport, Timothy Cloutre, Brian Cook. Mark Cote. Jack Crane, David Laggis. Gary Daniele. Karen Daigle. 1st row: David MacDougall. Lisa Lynaugh Wayne Libbey, Lisa Lemay. Karen Letendre Sarah Legendre, Joseph Lamphear, Bruce La ferrier, Merton Labounty; 2nd row: Lisa Knight Kris Kapoukranidis. Jody Jurentkuff. Ruth Ho taling. Sean Hoar. Marla Hawkins, Eric Hasel ton. Michael Harran; 3rd row: Kevin Garand Dana Garfield. Mary Gay, David Giacobbe. Ran dy Goodwin, Cindy Greene. William Hannon Marja Harran. 101 1st row: Edward Roderick, Gregory Reganall, Brian Reed, Annette Ranney, David Putnam, Kevin Pratt, Michael Percy, Darrin Peavy; 2nd row: Stacey Olcott. Jacque-Lynn Nutbrown, Kelly Noyes, Brian Naatz, Sean Murphy. Sharon Moulton, Glenn Montague, Kimberly MacPher-son; 3rd row: Sean Rolfe, Kristin Magnus. Robert Magoon, Kandy Martel, Shelli McBey, Brian McKearney, Todd McKee, Patrick McLachlin, Dean Molinaroli, Carey Olgiatti. 1st row: Norman Ward, Jimmy Duford, Laura Bowen. Stewart Barnett, Geste Hall. Rodney DeGreenia; 2nd row: Anne Bona, Rodney Winters, Roger Willson. Melvin Willson, Bernard Willey, Beth Wilkins. Elizabeth Welsh; 3rd row: Jose Vega, Vicky Demag, Ramona Reis, Leslie Buck. Kathleen Bowan, Elizabeth Williams. 1st row: Louis Walker. Brian Walker. Amy Veil-leux, Elaine Varnum, Dale Urie, Amy Toney; 2nd row: Stephen Thomas, Raymond Sylvain, Rachel Krizan, Cheryl Sturgis. Raymond Steen, Robert Spicer, Robert Speed. Sean Soper; 3rd row: Daniel Smith, Kathleen Rose, Richard Rowe, Christopher Roy, Linda Roy, Trevor Ruggles, Michelle Shumway. Debra Slicer. 102 Top left: Freshmen, rowdy for the L.I. football game. Top right: David Giacobbe, set for the rebound. Middle left: David Broughton takes advantage of the weightroom. Above: Virginia Chipley huddles against the cold as she watches the L.I. football game. Above right: Dale Urie watches as David Giacobbe shoots a jump shot. Left: Rachel Krizan as Cecily and Ben Blankin-ship as Algernon in “The Importance of Being Earnest”. 103 � Right: Jose Vega, Craig Batchelder, Naomi Bu-lock, Jacque-lynn Nutbrown, Kelly Bedor, Annette Ranney. Turie Stebelus and Linda Roy prepare to, “Electrify L.I.”. Lower right: Lisa Lynaugh cheers the football team on as they beat L.l. 33-13. Lower left Jose Vega, Kelly Bedor and Craig Batchelder take a break from building the Freshman float for the L.L parade. 104 reflections of participation Band And Chorus Grow For Great Year Under Mr. Heald and with Ingrid Owre as their Drum Major, the Band is doing an impressive job this year. In gearing themselves to play at all the football and basketball games, they have been very diligent in attending frequent late night practices at Mr. Heald’s slightest command. Both a larger Flag Team and a new Boy’s Color Guard have toiled long hours to complete the marching band’s formation. The other half of Mr. Heald’s jurisdiction, the Chorus, rehearses with unfailing high spirits in preparing for the Christmas, Pops, and Commencement concerts with the Band. Also the musical, West Side Story will keep the Chorus and Mr. Heald in a perpetual state of exasperation. Band 1st Rout Ingrid Owre (Drum Major), Michelle Lote, Lora Johnson, Virginia Chipley, Marla Hawkins, 2nd Row- Jocelyn Mills, Gina Russo, Jeff Winchester. Brian Laferriere, 3rd Row-Pence LaRanger, Michael Diemer, Jean Heald, John Flight. 4th Row Val Gieselman, Christina Fearson, Bernard Willey, George McNulty, 5th Row Craig Perkins, Jason Benoit, Steven Thomas. Jody Jorentkoff. 6th Row Howard Gieselman, Brian Naatz. Alex Owre. Trow Rug-gles, Mike Keenan. Missing-Marit Danielson, Me- lissa Carlton, Michelle Shumway, Erin Ainsworth, Candy Martell, Denis Prevost, Jason Benoit, Jack Crane. Left- Drum Major Ingrid Owre leads Band in halftime show. Top-Mr. Heald leads the band in a greater effort. 106 Chorus 1st Row- Cheryl Bailey, Brenda Johnson, Beth Edney, Minnie Garey, Jerri Labounty, Jean Heald, Melissa Carlton. Virginia Chipley, Rachel Krizan, Laurie Bowden, Diana Wilson. 2nd Row- Ingrid Owre. Benjamin Morgan Blakenship, Craig Perkins, George McNulty, Colin O’Brien, Dan King, David Burke, David Frye, Brian Naatz, Christina Rearon. Majorettes- Kathleen Rose, Sheri Cadieux, Lori Cleary, Cindy Kenney, Cindy Emmons. Left- Band has the beat during the half time show. 107 N.H.S. Visits Stinehour Press Above: Tim Ayer and Robert Ward tend the refreshment table at a N.H.S. tea; Right: Chris Williams displays leadership at a Cross Country meet. As usual, the highlight of the National Honor Society’s year is the induction of new members in May. Throughout the year, however, the N.H.S. puts on numerous teas and escorts parents around the Academy on parent’s night and other occasions. To make money for their various activities, the N.H.S. plans to hold their annual Spring Thing. For their own enjoyment, the N.H.S. and their advisor, Mr. Les Moore visited the Stinehour press in Lunenburg, VT., where each person received a free book. Seated: Laura Willson, Lisa Desrochers, Shane Sullivan. Caroline Danielson; Standing: Mr. Moore. Sondra Hrynchuk, Robert Ward, Chris Williams, Tim Ayer, Matt Keenan. Dan King. Patty Williams. 108 Student Council Introduces D.J. Dances Run along its usual lines, the Student Council has voted on variety days, held the Christmas dance, and completed all its normally appointed tasks. They have also sponsored a D.J. dance, and plan to have an exchange with other schools of Student Council members. With Anna Rothe as their president, the Student Council has discussed and implemented ideas to change student life at the Academy for the better. 1st row: Marja Harran, Jennie Fuehrer, Brenda Diefenbach, Anna Rothe. Kelli Costa, Rachel Palacios; 2nd row: Beth Wilkins. Marit Danielson, Julie Lunt, Jean Ducham, Ben Yip, Colin O’Brien; 3rd row: Jocelyn Mills. Terri LaBounty, Karen Mayhew, Manon Brewer, Bill McCarthy, Dan Brink; 4th row: Amy Veilleux, Shane Sullivan, Sherri McClean, Caroline Danielson. Kristen Jenson, Ellen Rideout, Mr. Dan-iele Above: Mr. Daniele makes a point during a meeting; Left: Terri LaBounty and Rachael Palacios encourage Lester Cleary to buy a shaker for L.l. Weekend. 109 The Student 1st Row Carlene Jenne, Duane Easter. Joel Dauteil, Dawn Henderson. Hella Krinsky, Laura Willson. Julie Lunt, Son-dra Hrynchuk (Editor). Lester Cleary. 2nd Row Beth Ed-ney. Mark Brown, Lance Braman, Chris Welch. Ben Yip, Jonathan Ryan, Rachael Palacios. Barry Renfro. Harold Frost, Jenny Fuehrer, Cindy Hayes. Cheryl Fischer, Rob Ward, Vicky Gonyaw. Below: Editor. Sondra Hrynchuk watches a soccer game for a sports article. This years school newspaper, led by Sondra Hrynchuk, is making great advances in bringing the news to St. J.A. With the addition of two new sections this year, more areas are covered. One of these new sections, the S.O.S. column is a big success. Students with problems can write in and tell their troubles. The other, the “Roving Reporter” lets the student body express its opinions. With these and other interesting sections, the Student will be a great success once again. no The Lamp The goal of this year’s yearbook staff is a May yearbook. This was decided because many of the seniors wanted their yearbooks prior to graduation. With an all senior staff, the work is really getting done because the seniors will benefit the most from their work. Led by Lisa Desrochers, Editor, and Mr. Vinton, the faculty advisor, changes are being made this year with an emphasis on the amount of copy in the yearbook. More copy is being used to better inform the graduates years from now. Because of the increased interest this year, the seniors feel this will be the best yearbook ever. Above Right ist ?ow-Cindy Aiken, Caroline Danielson, Sarah Boardman, Lisa Desrochers (Editor), Kelli Costa. Mr. Vinton (Advisor). 2nd Row-Mrs. Bellefeuille (Ads). Lisa Mulliken. Beth Edney, Rachael Palacios, Ben Yip, Matt Keenan. 3rd Row Shane Sullivan, Tim Ayer, Laura Johnson, Minnie Garey, Lester Cleary, Tyler Ayer. Dan Brink. Missing Rosie Lemieux. Ill New Computers Boost Computer Club Math League Joins National Organization 112 The addition of ten Radio Shack and four Apple computers to the Math Department has engendered renewed interest in the Computer Club, especially among freshmen. The zealous members reputedly haunt the Computer Room until the wee hours of the morning, always with never ending questions for Mrs. Rolfe. But with Peter Hammer as their president, the members hope to further their quest for computer literacy by inviting professional programmers to guide them through the wilderness of advanced programming. While the Math League has not been as fortunate in their membership, they have more than made it up with their ambitious plans of joining the Twin State Math League and perhaps even the New England Math League. Both clubs plan to join the Continental Math League to test their problem-solving skills nation wide. What is the sum of 1,237 ' .0069? Top Left- Mrs. Byrne explains a difficult problem to Math League. Top Right-Lance Braman teaches a new member in the Computer Club the proper use of the Apple Computer. Left Bottom- Caroline Danielson is the first to answer the new Math League problem. Above- Lance Braman checks his computer program on one of the new Apple computers. Future Business Leaders America This year, the goal of the Future Business Leader’s of America is to send two or three girls to the National Convention in California. To facilitate this, they have already had a successful carwash, and are planning a type-a-thon. Each girl will solicit pledges for ten hours of continuous typing. In addition to this, all of the FBLA will go to the State Convention. Here they will compete with 22 other schools. They don’t worry much about this contest. In recent years, the Academy FBLA has won 7-8 of the 12 prizes. Whether it be Typing, Shorthand, or Accounting, the FBLA always proves to be a worthy first glimpse of tomorrow’s business population. FBLA 1st Row- Kelley Benoit, Sarah Boardman, Susan Johnson, Shelly Darrell, Valerie Dussault. 2nd Row Lisa Mulliken, Mrs. Tessier (Advisor). Lisa Magoon, Brenda Urie, Tonya Stebelus, Crystal Dennison. Above Left■ Kelley picks up speed in her typing skills. 113 French Club 1st Row Tom Pearsons. Cheryl Fi- Karen Lesko. Mr. Majuri (Advisor), scher, Caroline Dussualt, Carol Tom Clark. Douglas. 2nd Row Shawn Sawyer, This year, the French Club is very busy. In December, the members are going to Sherbrooke, Quebec and caroling at the hospital and convalescent center. In addition to this they plan to go to Montreal in the spring. With the members putting their all into the club, this will be a great year for the French Club. Oley! Spanish Club Away The Spanish Club, in its first year, is off to a great start. Mr. O’Brien, the Club’s advisor, is planning several activities, such as a trip to Boston so the Club members will have the opportunity to use the language. Other activities include going to UVM to watch Spanish movies, and Spanish meals. With the hard work of the members, this will be a fruitful year for the Spanish Club. 1st Row Mr. O'Brien (Advisor), Kristen Jensen. Lori Garcia, Joe Mokarakorn. 2nd Row Barry Renfro, Carol Douglas, Beth Edney, Lester Cleary. 3rd Row Brenda Diefenbach, Jonathan Ryan, Ray Steen, Jenny Fuehrer. Peter Hammer. 114 International Club Travels To England And Scotland This year’s International Club is travelling to England and Scotland. This ambitious two week excursion will take twenty people to many historical places, such as Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Loch Lomond. Not to be left out are the great cities of London and Edinburgh. The International Club is not just fun and games, for the travellers learn a great deal, not only from the trip itself, but also in the pre-trip preparation that begins early in the school year and extends right up until Spring vacation, when the club departs. Bon voyage Front: Mr. Swartz; Row 1: Renee Lorangcr, Gina Russo, Mrs. Ross. Brenda Diefenbach, Valerie Dussault; Row 2: Lester Cleary, Roy Kohnke. Brian Leblanc. (Missing: Jackie Martin, David Cote.) Below: Mr. Swartz, club adviser, highlights important information about the British Isles. Right: Mrs. Ross, Jackie Martin, and Renee Loranger study English history in preparation for the April expedition. 115 Mat Maids Left: Statistician Lisa Magoon compares notes with scorers Lisa Shortsleeve and Karen Smith. Right: Sue Ann Christie and Judy Brill keep score for mat 2 during the Hilltopper Holiday Tournament. Row 1: Lisa Shortsleeve. Karen Smith. Darcie Winot. Row 2: Gloria Petty. Judy Brill. Sue Ann Christie. An important aspect of the Wrestling Team is an organization called the Mat Maids. These girls go to all wrestling meets and keep the stats and scores for the wrestlers, as well as anything else the wrestlers may need during the meet. They also keep the wrestling mats clean so the wrestlers will not be bothered by dirt. These girls support the wrestling team, and for this they have earned the respect they so rightly deserve. 116 Pom Port Squad The Pom Pon Squad, in its third year, is having a tremendous effect on the school. Their function is to entertain fans at home Basketball games, and to promote school spirit. Occasionally they perform at school assemblies, a chance for them to exhibit their hard work and imagination. The girls in the squad design their own routines as a whole, so that each routine is a part of each girl’s effort. These girls put a lot of work into their shows, and their performances have been well received by the Academy fans. Above: Front: Captains Diane Pepin and Ingrid Owre; Row 2: Lynn Batchelder, Kelley Benoit, Jacque-Lynn Nutbrown, Tonya Stebelus. Debra Coburn, Candy Smith; Row 3: Lisa Mulliken, Sue Foster, Kim Sidell, Anne Amidon. Left: In their first appearance in chapel in 1982, the Pom Squad puts on an impressive display. 117 “The Importance Of Being Earnest 118 Academy Theatre presented “The Importance of Being Earnest” directed by Janet Warner-Ashley on Nov. 12 and 13 — its first production this year. This absurd but witty comedy by Oscar Wilde portrays people for whom the trivial is important and the important trivial. It takes place in England at the turn of the century. Dan King was delightful as the affected Mr. Worthing who claims to be Earnest in town and Jack in the country. His friend Algernon Moncreiff, an insatiable eater and a perfect fop was portrayed with hilarity by Ben Blankenship. Lane, Algy’s cockney gentleman’s gentleman was Garland Walker. The acting talents of Julie Robinson, Holly Russell, Rachael Krizan, Sean Sawyer and Colin O’Brien complemented the author’s dry and sophisticated humor. Mixed-up identities, pompous personalities, and stuffy Victorian mannerisms all contribute to the plot, which ends with all characters happily married, except Merriam the butler who cleans up the mess. Opp. top: Beth Biathrow works on making Cecily’s garden; Opp. bot.: Miss Laetitia Prism tries to force a proposal from Dr. Chausuble; Left: Cecily Cardew and Gwendolen Fairfax fight over Earnest; Above: Algernon Montcrieff finds that he has been engaged to Cecily for the last three months; Top left: Camera-shy Dan King waits to go on stage. 119 “Bombs Away Cabaret” For the winter production of “Bombs Away Cabaret,” Academy Theatre attracted many first-time actors. These new members, along with many veteran thespians, researched and rehearsed every day in order to produce a realistic variety show modelled on life in the 1940 s. The cabaret features numerous song and dance numbers popular during World War II such as “Managua, Nicaragua” sung by Rachael Palacios and the immortal “I Get the Neck of the Chicken” performed by Virginia Chipley. Cast members for the “Bombs Away Cabaret’ are: Marel Ancira Peter Chiang Virginia Chipley Kelli Costa Louis Daniele Marit Danielson Harold Frost Lora Johnson Rachel Krizan George McNulty Jocelyn Mills Colin O’Brien Rachael Palacios Julie Robinson Tamara Starr Paula Vasquez Opp. Right: Dancing with a broom. Rachel Krizan sings Together”; Opp Bot.: As Marel Ancira, Colin O'Brien, and monkey Rachael Palacios dance, organ grinder Virginia Chipley plays Lady of Spain ; Top Left: Director Janet Warner Ashley reacts with a smile at the antics of the cast as they rehearse Lady of Spain ; Bot. Left: “Andrews Sisters” Rachel Krizan. Julie Robinson, and Virginia Chipley rehearse with Paula Vasquez accompanying; Above: “Managua Nicaragua” starring Rachael Palacios and her gentleman friends Peter Chiang, Louis Daniele, and Colin O’Brien. 121 Lyceum Gets Guest Speakers Despite their all-female membership, Lyceum has managed to read and discuss three books so far this year. Of course, Mr. Conover, their advisor, has helped a great deal by offering cookies and cider as incentives to come to the meetings. The club also invited Mr. Ashley and Mr. Kennedy to lead discussions on The Trojan Women and Northwest Passage, respectively, which were well-received by Lyceum members. Right: Mr Ashley discusses Greek history while explaining The Trojan Women. Jocelyn Mills. Marit Danielson. Caroline Danielson, Cheryl Fisher, Rachael Palacios, Mr. Conover, Kelli Costa. 122 War Games Club This year, the War Games Club is placing a great deal of emphasis on two specific games, Diplomacy, and Dungeons and Dragons. Occasionally the club members head off into the woods to hold their own war games. With this kind of enthusiasm, the War Games Club have a great year. 1st ?ou Jonathan Caplan. Louis Daniele. Ben Yip, Chris Bostic. Colin 0'Brien-(Pres.), John Lockwood. 2nd Row Harold Frost, Jonathan Ryan, Gary Carreau. L.G. Waller. Below War Games Club members plan their strategy in Diplomacy. Photography Club This year the Photography Club is placing a great emphasis on the techniques of developing film and making prints from them. Also the ideas of composing pictures, and depth of field, are being stressed. After many long hours in the darkroom with Mr. Roosa, the club’s advisor, the photographers will have learned most of the basic techniques of photography. Because of the dedication of the club members, this club is a big success. 1st Row Lester Cleary. Mr. Roosa (Advisor). Right- Jayson Benoit develops a print for the 2nd Row Jayson Benoit, Kelley Benoit. Andrea Photography Club. Kraft. Missing- Joe Mokarakorn. Graphic Arts Club Makes Its Debut New this year, the Graphic Arts club was founded by Mr. Wilkinson, Mr. Kennedy, and Mr. Leszczynski as a convenient way to give access to students of the old, but still eminently usable, printing equipment found and renovated last summer. As a result, the club does not run along conventional lines; the members frequent the Graphic Arts room only when they have projects in progress. Besides printing tickets for Academy Theatre productions and personalized stationery, the club hopes to be able to print the school’s monthly calendar and other such small projects easily managed by their type of equipment. T. V. Studio Spurs A. V. Activities This year, the Audio-Visual club had three main projects. They interviewed anyone and everyone for “Academy Highlights” which was broadcast twice a week over WSTJ radio. They also produced a half-hour T.V. program called “Academy Journal” broadcast over cable T.V. in Janurary. In collaboration with the photography club, they developed a promotional slide show about the Academy broadcast over Vermont E.T.V. Aided in all these projects by their new television studio, the club is also working on learning about animation and hopes to be D.J.’s for future dances. Top: Jason Meilleur demonstrates the operation of a videa tape deck to Jon Caplan and Rachael Palacios. Left: Rachael Palacios tests the microphone in preparation for an interview. Above: Mr. Leszczynski supervises as Eric Lumbra transports a video camera. 125 Office Aides The Office Aides, who can be seen often in the halls, help the Main Office keep track of all absent or tardy students and also deliver messages to students. Through their dedication, they prove invaluable to the school. Below-1st Row-Pam Adams, Cindy Kenney, Kim Minshull, Sylvia Lamontagne, Sarah Mayard, 2nd Row- Minnie Garey, Angie Fournier. Sue Foster. Cindy Emmons. 126 Library Aides The Student Assistants to Mrs. Davis spend up to ten mods each week in the library as well as donate their time to such causes as selling refreshments at Academy Theatre productions and running the Academy Authors contest. They work hard to keep the library running smoothly — for which they can receive a well-deserved credit towards graduation. Below-1 st Row-Laun Davenport, Angela Baker. 2nd Row-Mary Gay, Amy Davis, Kathleen Rose. reflections of highlights -krjT The Big Green Machine Demolishes Throughout the first week of November, excitement began to creep into each and every student as they impatiently awaited Homecoming Weekend. Hurriedly, the class officers arranged committee meetings to organize the building of the floats. As the floats neared completion, a raging rain storm threatened the parade, but it did not dampen the exuberance of the students. They displayed their enthusiasm by artistically decorating the inside of Colby, Severance, and Ranger Halls. Spirit reached a fever pitch Friday afternoon as the whole school gathered in Fuller Hall for the annual Pep Rally. The band and cheerleaders prepared the school for Saturday’s game and the students responded with spirited cheering. The faculty did their usual rendition of the school song, and the school joined in singing the Alma Mater. A highpoint in the program came when Robert Ward, Kevin Kemp, and John Robillard gave a humorous pep talk that ended with Kevin Kemp’s wild impression of Knute Rockne. The Pep Chapel ended with the final announcement of the 1982 Homecoming Queen, Ingrid Owre. Despite the threat of the storm, the decorated floats successfully paraded down Main St. urged on by the cheers of spectators. The parade proceeded to the field behind Brant-view where football players threw the L.I. dummy into the blazing bonfire. As the bonfire faded, the spectators filtered to the cafeteria where they hungrily ate free pizza. Having eaten their fill, they returned home to get a good night’s sleep for the big game the next day. The main event took place at 1:30 p.m., but eager spectators were at the field an hour before kickoff. By the time the game started, hundreds of people packed the sidelines. The first half of play was a seesaw battle, with both teams scoring early. L.I. shocked the Hilltoppers early and took the lead 13-6. However, Mike Lavigne responded to the challenge and broke away from numerous tackles for an 80 yard kickoff return and a 14-13 lead. The Academy never looked back and won handily 33-13. 128 Far left: Ingrid Owre looks out over the crowd after being crowned 1982 Homecoming Queen. Opposite top: Kelley Benoit and Erin Kelly respond to the cheerleaders’ enthusiasm with some cheering of their own. Opposite bottom: Jim Hayes, Rob Ward and Kevin Kemp prepare to cremate the L.I. dummy. Top left: Sondra Hrynchuk and Julie Veilleux, runners-up in the ballot count, gather around Queen Ingrid Owre. Top right: Minnie Garey reflects the worry of everyone after L.I. took the lead 13-6. Left: Jim Hayes and Rob Ward congratulate each other after a tough but gratifying victory. Above: Pam Machado makes herself comfortable for the long parade ahead. 129 Top left: The score board tells the final story. Top right: Dave Pendergrass flies to prevent a L.I. touchdown. Above: Terri Labounty does some last minute decorating for the sophomore class in the Breezeway. Middle right: Kevin Kemp nearly jumps out of his seat with excitement during the Friday Pep Chapel. Right: The Senior float accurately predicted the outcome of Saturday’s game. 130 A Time For Celebration! On December 13, 1982 the Academy celebrated the 140th year of existence since its founding by Erastus, Thaddeus and Joseph Fairbanks. A day full of ceremony began when Mr. Chouinard unveiled the official birthday portrait of the campus created by Mr. Golden and his art students. Anna Rothe, Student Council President then raised the new school flag with the assistance of Mr. Newell, as Senior Class President Robert Ward rang the old school bell fourteen times, once for every ten years. At 11 am the school gathered for a special assembly in Fuller Hall and were joined by trustees and alumni of the Academy. Mr. Chouinard welcomed all present and introduced Anna Rothe who led the Flag Salute. Rachael Palacios then gave a reading from the Book of Ecclesiastes. Following the prayer, Mr. Mayo spoke on the privilege of attending the Academy and the pride that he felt being its head master. All alumni and students joined in singing the old “School Song” and the assembly closed with Robert Ward speaking on the many opportunities available throughout the four years at the Academy. 132 Opposite top right: Robert Ward talks of life as a student in the Academy; Opposite bottom left: Rachael Palacios reads “For every thing there is a season ”, Opposite bottom right: Renate Haselton sings the old “School Song”. (Rah! Rah! Rah!); Top left: John Robillard takes a bite out of leftover turkey; Top right: Judge Sterry Waterman, President of the Board of Trustees proceeds to the cafeteria after singing the “Alma Mater”; Bottom left: Robert Ward rings the bell fourteen times symbolizing the decades of the Academy; Bottom right: Mr. Mayo. Anna Rothe, Robert Ward, Mr. Newell and Mr. Chouinard display the new school flag that was made by Mrs. Sotolongo. 133 Shake It! Dances At The Academy Top left: Harold Frost displays his dancing technique to Martha Munkit-trick during a DJ dance. Top right: Mark Brown and Lisa Fitch show who’s 1 on the dance floor. Bottom left: Debbie Doyon leads the conga around the gym. Bottom right: Diana Willson and David Dresser boogie on down. 134 A New Addition This year the Academy decided to expand the dorm program by adding a new Girl’s Dormitory, Cramton House. The new house is dedicated to Mrs. Dorothy Cramton, esteemed trustee, teacher, and friend to the Academy. The inauguration began at 1:00 p.m. on October 2, 1982 with a tour of the house. Following the tour, the guests and resident students gathered in the livingroom where Judge Sterry Waterman presented a plaque and portrait of Mrs. Cramton. The portrait and plaque now hang above the fireplace in the front room of the house. After the presentation many guests proceeded to Mr. Mayo’s house for tea, where the resident students had the opportunity to get acquainted with the Board of Trustees. Cramton House is the focal point of a new experiment in which the girls live under less rigid rules and are expected to act as responsible adults. Because of the success of Cramton House, a new boy’s dormitory will be opened in the fall of 1983. Top right: Cramton Dormitory in all its glory. Bottom left: Marel Ancira, Lorin Whitley, Hilary Baker and Theresa Elias chat with Dr. Donald Bragg, Academy Class of 31. Bottom Right: Headmaster Mayo and Judge Waterman, president of the Board of Trustees, view the newly hung portrait of Mrs. Cramton. 135 First Row: Russ Webber, John Kelly. Joe Mo-karakorn, Peter Helprin, Lars Erickson, Rudy Pelcz, John Zaorski, Dave Lucas. Dave Pendergrass. Paul Miller, Doug Jameson, Holt Harrison. Chris Rickson. Second Row: Chris Sullivan. Bruce Cohen, Bill Krause. Jose Bruzual, Frank Empsall, Ariel Sangines, Chris Herrman. Andy Boehlke, Ray Miligi, Bud Tibbetts, John Bar-barisi. Joe Russell, Paul Skrede. First Row: Soizic Aubry. Andrea Kraft. Lesley Buck, Christa Black, Carol Douglas. Lorin Whi-teley. Marel Ancira, Amy Bigelow, Kitty O’Con- nor. Second Row: Tamara Starr, Terry Elias, Paige Dunlap. Dory Ferguson. Anne Hill. Lynn Zilka, Virginia Chipley. 136 Resident Students The autumn of 1982 brought seventy-five resident students, both old friends and new, from twenty-two different states and eleven foreign countries, to the one hundred and fortieth opening of St. Johnsbury Academy. A new girls’ dormitory, Cramton House, honoring Mrs. Dorothy Cramton, a member of the Board of Trustees and a loyal friend of the Academy, was successfully dedicated and provided an alternative lifestyle for its eight residents. In its second year of existence, the Dormitory Council, comprised of one member from each of the four dormitories, continued to provide a means of communication between the resident students and the school administration. Representatives Kitty O’Connor (Sheepcote), Terrell Paulk (Tinker), Paul Miller (Brantview), and Rachael Palacios (Cramton) initiated many changes that helped improve the quality of life in the dormitories. Carline Murphy, Berta Milla, Rachael Palacios, Lisa Gladstone. Ms. Desrochers, Chandra Gerson, Hilary Baker, Silke Tausendpfund. First Row: John Crawford, Stewart Barnett, Jose Vega, Second Row: David Alspaugh, Tom Jones, Terrell Paulk, Tom Lachiatto. Third Row: Mr. O'Brien, Michael Griffin. David Laggis, Matthew Last, Mr. Richards. Top: After a long day’s ride, Andrea Kraft brushes her horse. Middle: Mark Kraus takes a moment to pose for a picture during the Halloween dance held at the cafeteria. Bottom: Five convicted felons from Brantview Dormitory stand in a line-up during the Halloween dance. 137 tflWtA--� i coat . , CFWttti | arm Parents And Kids: What A Combination! Each year, for one weekend, parents of the resident students come to visit the Academy to get a taste of the dormitory life. This year the Academy invited the parents to St. Johnsbury for a crisp, autumn Vermont weekend. Parents began to arrive on Friday evening, October 23, and by Saturday morning, they had invaded every hotel in town. On Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. they met their children’s teachers at the luncheon held in the cafeteria. Chef John Aja’s professional touch highlighted the atmosphere of the buffet. Following the luncheon, parents joined the community in cheering on the football team to a 21-3 victory over Rice Memorial High School. After the game, the parents proceeded to Mr. Mayo’s house where they mingled with teachers and students over a cup of tea. The next morning the families enjoyed a friendly Sunday brunch at the cafeteria. Having finished their meal and their last minute advising and pestering, the parents bid farewell to St. Johnsbury. Top Right: “Chef Bud Tibbetts leads his parents on a tour around the cafeteria. Bottom Right: Mr. and Mrs. Hill and Mr. Trottier listen to Mr. Golden’s coaching techniques. Above: David Pendergrass discusses matters which are too embarrassing for his sister to listen to. 138 Tennis Girls Tennis: Caro! Douglas, Rachael Palacios, Dawn Henderson. Silke Tausendpfund, Sondra Hrynchuk, Astrid Schlatter, Cindy Hayes, Coach Brescia. Boys Tennis: Eric Lumbra, Mark Brown, Alex Palacios, Jim Brahaney, Tim Ayer. Tim Burke. Joe Mokarakorn, Coach Brescia, Roy Kohnke. Golf Golf: Mitchell Fournier, Coach Carroll. Duane Easter, Bill Brink, Dave Pendergrass, Blake Kelley, Becky Krizan, Mark Krause, Todd Rainville. 169 Softball: A Whisker Away . . . With a team consisting primarily of underclassmen, the year could have been a very long one indeed. But the twinkle in Coach Ashley’s eye belied this apparent handicap. Despite its youth, the team’s members possessed skill and experience that make them a formidable power on the diamond. Tammy Armour’s dominating pitching led the team through a fabulous season, throwing a no-hitter in the State semifinals against Vergennes, only to lose. Coach Ashley is busily scheming about next year, for his entire starting lineup will be back along with most of his bench. Top right: Rae-Ann Wood stomps on home plate with the winning run against People's Academy; Bottom right: Tammy Armour rockets the ball toward an opposing batter, showing the style that made her a premier pitcher in the state. Team picture: 1st row: Michele Lote, Lisa Bedor, Linda Donna. Tammy Armour. Laurie Racine, Barb Penniman. Stephanie Bryant, Lorraine Syl-vain 2nd row: Coach Ashley, Lisa Gladstone (mgr), Linda Roy, Kelly Bedor, Valerie Giesleman, Ellen Rideout, Rae-Ann Wood. 170 1st row: Harry Frost (mgr), Chris Rickson, Alan Potter, John Cloutier, Ron Smith, Chris Welch, Joe Russell, Doug Bedard, Bruce Laferriere; 2nd row: Jeff Talbot, Evan Dugan. Marc Broughton, Tom LeBlanc, Calvin Belknap, Baseball: Strong And Smart Even since the first practice in spring, this Hilltopper baseball team could be seen as a force to be reckoned with. A strong crew of returning seniors led the Toppers, both in the field and at bat, to a fine season. Offensively the team was led by powerful Jeff Talbot who consistently batted around .600 all season long. Once on base, all players were a threat to steal, which they did often. Defensively, pitcher Chris Welch started the bulk of the games, with Sophomore John Cloutier coming up from the JV’s to throw the ball for a few wins. Top: Starting pitcher Chris Welch pitches to preserve his 2-0 lead; Left: Kevin Kemp’s quick response to a wild pitch holds the opposing runners in place. Peter Wright, Jeff Clouatre, Rich Lyons, Kevin Kemp, Bob Russell, Coach Clark. Girl’s Track Right: Heather Bennett receives the baton from lead-off runner Caroline Dussault in the 4x110m relay; Top left: Miler Patty Williams was a threat to win every race; Top right: Jean Ducham explodes out of the blocks to win the 100m dash; Team picture: 1st row: Debbie Doyon, Laura Willson. Anna Rothe, Kris Kaproukanidis, Susan Ducham, Jean Ducham, Heather Bennett; 2nd row; Elizabeth Williams. Amy Veilleux, Tabetha Daponte, Louisa Viles, Caroline Dussault, Brenda Diefenbach, Karen Lesko, Patty Williams; 3rd row: Patty Frigon, Paula Hawkins, Tracy Ely, Kara Costa, Julie Tanguay, Tonia Rodd, Julie Robinson. 4th row: Coach Frey, Coach Hegarty, Coach Pitts, Coach Daniele, Coach Johnson. 172 Boy’s Track: Champs Again! Coach Frey labelled this team “perhaps the strongest ever” that the Academy has had, and it was no surprize that the Hilltoppers easily won the Vermont State Division II championship. In what is becoming an annual tradition, the track-sters easily outdistanced teams from all over the state, winning with a final score of well over a hundred points. The Academy hosted the state meet and as a result many loyal fans cheered the Hilltoppers on to victory, despite the cold and rainy weather. Top: Dennis Urie clears the bar. placed at 12’0 , by a considerable margin; Left: State Record Holder Vinnie Egizi breezes to an easy victory in the high hurdles; Right: Mike Lavigne, record holder in the 400 meter run, uses his speed to win the Long Jump; Bottom: The 1983 Division II Champions; Row 1: Paul Houde, John Barbarisi, Chris Williams. Ted Marcotte, Dennis Urie, John Robillard, Sean Hegarty, Rob Ward, Jim Hayes. Henry Dalrym-ple; Row 2: Stew Barnett, John Ranney, Jerry Cote, Glenn Kohnke, Brian Laferriere, Glen Hale, Eric Bullock, Jamie Tanguay, Todd Daniels, Ray Gendron, David Gauthier; Row 3: Tom Lawrence, Sean Murphey, Peter Gendron, Chris Bostic, Sean Ainsworth, Paul Racenet, Dennis Veilleux, Vinnie Egizi, Bill Bissett, Mike Lavigne; Row 4: John Rivers, Joel Dauteil, Jon Caplan, Robert Achilles, Sam Hendrick, Paul Fontaine, Tim Persons, David Burke, Alex Owre, Dale Urie, Randy Phelps; Row 5: Head Coach Frey, Coach Hegarty, Coach Pitts, Coach Daniele, Coach Johnson. “West Side Story” Real Cool, Boy! Considering the number of theatre groups that have wanted to do West Side Story, but haven’t because of the difficulty of the show, it is commendable that Academy Theatre even attempted this play. However, the standing ovations that the cast received were not just for trying the show, they were for putting on a fabulous production full of life and energy. Newcomers to the stage, such as Senior Rob Ward and Junior Lars Erickson demonstrated formerly undiscovered talent much to Mrs. Warner-Ashley’s delight. Academy Theatre veterans Jean Heald, Dan King, Colin O’Brien, Virginia Chipley, and Rachael Palacios performed as expected in their major roles, with characters as real as the city streets. The hours of rehearsal and the gallons of Dippidy-Do paid off with a tremendous display of macho, dancing, singing, acting, and entertainment. Right: Marel Ancira shows the joy of practicing a dance routine; Below left: Anita (Rachael Palacios) and Bernardo (Rob Ward); Below center: Riff (Dan King) shows what it means to be a Jet; Below top: Stage Manager Soizic Aubry takes a breather during a quiet moment; Below bottom: The Jets: Lars Erickson. George McNulty. Mike Abadi, Dan King, Lou Daniele, Mark Edney, Ben Blankenship. 174 Left top: Tony (Colin O’Brien) singing “Something’s Coming.” Below: Maria (Jean Heald) disagrees with Anita over the dress for the dance; Left bot: The Jet and Shark Ladies: 1st row: Ellen Mausghen, Lynn Zilka, Astrid Schlatter; 2nd row: Hella Krinsky, Lora Johnson, Marel Ancira; 3rd row: Ingrid Owre, Dawn Henderson, Kelli Costa, Berta Milla, Rachel Krizan, Terri Labounty; Below center: Anita and Tony meet for the first time at the dance; Bottom: The Sharks: Chuck Richards, Peter Chiang, Peter Hammer, Ben Yip, Rob Ward, Howard Gieseleman, Alex Palacios. 175 Above left: Minnie Garey and Dennis Urie get slightly tangled up during the 3-legged race; Above right: Tim Ayer is the Good Fairy in the Senior Class’s outstanding “Wizard of Pun” skit; Top: Shane Sullivan and Laura Willson race home in the wheelbarrow race; Right: Believe it or not- Munchkins! (Senior Class skit) 176 Winter Carnival Snowless, But Successful As Seniors Triumph Top: Lori Rives and Lisa McKee battle over the puck in floor hockey; Left: Paul Racenet hauls mightily on the cross cut saw; Above: David Broughton and Amy Toney twirl as members of the surprising Freshmen square dance team. 177 Top: Jim Kendall thanks the two Russian Peace Delegates for their talk in the library; Top left: The Building Trades crew stand proudly in front of their hard work; Top right: Rachel Krizan lends a helpful back to Julie Robinson for signing the 1983 Lamp, which arrived exam week; Top: Cheryl Gajtka preparing to release the ball as part of a championship team; Right: Sean Hegarty shows prizewinning form as he prepares to give blood at the annual Academy blood drawing. The Academy exceeded its quota by more than 20. Odds Ends In The Spring 178 Last Chapel Top: Tyler Ayer leads the seniors down the aisle in preparation for the underclassmen moving up; Left: Lynn Batchelder expresses the feelings of all seniors after the slide show; Top right: Danny Brink wishes Mr. Sotolongo good luck after many years of service to the Academy; Above: Mr. Frey awards Angie Fournier the Sue Temple award. 179 Commencemen t Week Top: Mr. Trottier chats with Vicki Gonyaw and Jim Bennett during the Senior Tea; Above: Rachael Palacios presents the Senior Class gift to Sterry Waterman, President of the Board of Trustees, at Class Day. Right: Howard Gieselman and Jean Heald show relief after finishing a special senior duet at the Commencement Concert. 180 Senior Prom: “Drifting And Dreaming” Left: President Rob Ward and Vice-President Rachael Palacios cut the cake; Below: Arrival in style after an elegant dinner: Rob Ward, Ingrid Owre, Jennie Fuehrer, Chuck Carroll; Bot. Left: Roy Kohnke and Lisa Desrochers join the large crowd of people on the dance floor; Bot. cent. Ted Marcotte and Tabetha Daponte watch the folks dancing; Bot. right: Berta Milla and Frank Empsall relax during the musician’s break. Right: Headmaster Mayo and President Waterman lead the academic procession through the lines of seniors; Below: Professor Emeritus Donald Gregg ’31 exhorts the seniors to “make sure you’re in Paradise!”; Bot. right: Jeanne Des-rochers ’70 congratulates Lisa Desrochers ’83; Bottom: Darcie Winot shows her appreciation at Dr. Gregg’s remarks. 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Luggage Repair Leather Goods Lasercraft SHOES FIXED WHILE YOU SHOP CALEDONIA COBBLER 61 Eastern Ave. St. Johnsbury, Vt. Tel. (802) 748 - 2312 Compliments of butson's market rrmrjnp Gilding, Barren- 65, 97 Gilmour, Frederick-97 Gingue, Jaqueline-42 Gingras, Steven-91 Gladstone, Lisa-91, 137 Glode, Dale-43 Glode, Georgie-91 Gonyaw, Vicki-43, 58. 110 Goodwin, Randy-101 Goss, Kenneth-91 Gray, Erik-43, 86. 87 Gray, Joanne-97 Greene, Cynthia-101 Greene, Pennie-43 Greenwood. David-97, 163 Greenwood. Philip-91 Grenier, Martin-43 Griffin, Michael-97, 137, 87 Hale, Billy-91 Hale, Brenda-91 Hall, Geste-102 Hall, Tracy Hammer, Peter-69, 91, 114 Handy, Elisa-73, 91 Hannon, William-5, 67, 101 Harran, Marja-101, 109 Harrison, Holt-2, 44, 136 Haselton, Eric- 101 Haselton, Renate-91, 132 Haselton, Rita-92 Hawkins, Marla-101, 106 Hawkins, Paula-98 Hayes, Cynthia-44, 110, 124 Hayes, Deborah-11, 76. 98 Hayes, James-44, 52, 65, 128, 129, 165 Hayes, Michael-98 Heald, Jean-44, 48, 51, 106, 107 Heath, Andrew-91 Hegarty, Sean-44. 69 Helprin. Peter- 91, 136 Hemond, Michael Henderson, Dawn-44, 62, 110 Hendrick, Orin-44 Hendrick, Samuel-98 Hermann, Christopher-91, 97, 136 Hill, Anna-5, 33, 44, 70, 136 Hoar, Sean-67, 101 Holderby, Glenn-98 Hooker, Lisa-44 Hooker. Rita-98 Hotaling, Ruth-101 Houde, David-98 Houde, Debra-91 Houde, Robert-47 Houde. Paul-44, 45 Howard, Terry-98, 87 Hrynchuk, Sondra-33, 44, 47. 72. 73, 108. 110, 129, 155 Jameson. Douglas-4, 7, 91, 136 Jenkins, Sherry-91 Jenne, Carlene-47, 110 Jensen, Kristen-47, 109, 114 Johnson, Brenda-98, 107 Johnson, Lora-47, 60, 106, 107, 111 152 WILLY’S Bev. Redemp. Ctr. 113 Portland St. St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 748-5376 c | N 00 C c c o C r s - c Viking — Pfaff — Singer Hoover — Filter Queen — Eureka “OS c -g 5 00-§ ✓ (800) 451-5124 In Vermonl (802) 748-3803 ITPTJr SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Box 74, S. Mam St.. Barnet, VT 05821 Rod Machell, Owner 802 633-4481 SALES SERVICE Compliments of NOYES T fiECO. 153 A.D. SANEL, INC. 121 Portland St. St. Johnsbury, Vt. 05819 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 Vermont Salvage Corp. Dolgin’s Auto Service Pearsons General Store Barnet, Vt. 05821 Compliments of Reed Insurance Agency EVERGREEN GIFTS 58 Portland Street Compliments of Randall Whitcomb 1, St. Johnsbury, Vt. 05819 Phone: 748-4444 Compliments of Russell Drug Store Compliments of BAKER SIGN CO. Ellis Paint Wallpaper, Glass Q C P A... x-1 7 10 Q Qf C. Compliments of Dr. James T. Bailey oo eastern mvs. t6i- 4-o-v5oUo St. Johnsbury, Vt. 05819 Compliments of Dr. Ardechir Abadi, M.D. Compliments of EAST END MARKET Concord Ave. Wheeler Building Materials Lyndonville, Vt. 154 Johnson, Scott Johnson. Sharyl-98 Johnston, Susan-47, 51, 113 Jones, Thomas-69, 98, 137, 87 Jurentkuff, Jody-101, 106 Kapoukranidis, Kris-101 Keenan, Matthew-37, 47, 53, 108, 111, 86, 87 Keenan, Michael-98, 106 Kelley, Blake-98 Kelly, Erin-98, 128 Kelly, John-136 Kelso. Pamela-32, 47, 70, 84, 85 Kemp, Kevin-7, 35, 46, 47, 55, 65, 66. 125, 128, 130 Kendall, James-91 Kenney, Cynthia-91, 107, 126 King, Daniel-9, 47, 51, 107, 108, 118 Knights, Lisa-101 Kohnke. Glenn-98 Kohnke, Roy-34, 48, 54, 69, 115 Kraft, Andrea-48, 73, 123, 136, 137 Krause. Mark-91, 137 Krause, William-48, 69, 136, 155 Krinsky, Hella-92, 110 Krizan, Rachel-103, 107, 118, 120, 121 Krizan, Rebecca-85 Labounty, Merton-101 LaBounty. Terri-11, 13, 76, 77. 95. 98. 107, 109 Lachiatto, A. Thomas-69, 98, 137 Laferriere, Brian-92, 106 Laferriere, Bruce-67, 101 Laggis, David-67, 101, 137 Lambert, Kimberly-98 LaMontagne, Sylvia-91, 126 Lamphear, Joseph-67, 101 LaRanger, Pence-106 Last. Matthew-65, 91, 97, 137, 79 Lathe. Shirlene-98 Lavigne, Michael-3, 64, 65. 92, 79, 81 Lawrence. Thomas-98 LeBlanc, Bryan-92. 115 LeBlanc, Thomas-48, 87 Lee, Cindy-92 Lee, Sandra-98 Legendre. Sarah-101 Lemay, Lisa-101 Lemieux, Roseanna-72, 73, 92, 111 Lenahan, Michael Lesko, Karen-74. 92, 93, 114 Lesko, Michael-48 Letendre, Karen-98, 101 Letendre, Kathleen Libbey, Wayne-101 Locklin, Debbie-98 Lockwood. Jonathan-97. 123 Loranger, Renee-92, 115 Lote, Michele-73, 92, 106 Loukas. David-136 Lumbra, Eric-98. 125 Lunt, Julie-4, 73. 92. 109, 110 Lynaugh, Brian-98 Lynaugh, Lisa- 101, 104 Lyon. Richard-64, 65, 92 To CPD From Mom Dad “I believe that people before they graduate or even matriculate, They should learn to speak up, to speak out, to articulate. It befuddles my sense acoustic To be mumbled at through a potato, be it from Idaho or Aroostook. This word-swallowing, these muffled mutes and slovenly slurrings Can lead to calamitousmisunderstandings and errings.” Ogden Nash SWAINBANK, MORRISSETTE, NEYLON HICKEY Attorneys at Law 83 Eastern Ave. St. Johnsbury, Vermont 05819 Compliments of R.A. Stahler Sons Compliments of Nolin Brothers Compliments of Dr. Michael Billig Compliments of Dr. Hubert Hawkins D.D.S. 155 ST. JAY PHARMACY, INC. Dennis H. Straight R. Ph. 75 Main St. P.O. Box 156 St. Johnsbury, Vermont 05819 (802) 748-2206 “Your Family Prescription Center” S£j v Co GREEN MOUNTAIN MALL St. Johnsbury, Vt. Law Office Of Compliments of ROBO CAR WASH DOWNS, RACHLIN, MARTIN 131 Portland St. Professional Corporation St. Johnsbury, Vermont 9 Prospect St. St. Johnsbury, Vt. 05819 Wendy’s Hallmark Cards-Books-Gifts 100 Dorset St. Green Mt. Mall St. Johnsbury, Vt. Burlington, Vt. 05401 748-8185 ©U Compliments of Green Mountain Books and Prints, Inc. 32 Portland St. (under the bridge) Best Wishes St. Johnsbury, Vermont 05819 Jenny Green Compliments of Compliments of H. W. Kennedy D.D.S. Attorney At Law Compliments of Midas Muffler 156 Best Wishes to the Class of ’83 BEN FRANKLIN St. Johnsbury, Vt. BIB TUCKER Newport, Vt. Lyndonville, Vt. laflamme Poultry Farms BOX 38 B MONROE. N.H. 03771 603 - 638 - 4089 Compliments of O. DEAN HALE 53 Main Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont Dale W. Dunbar Plumbing-Heating-Electrical Cont. Barnet, Vermont 633-2383 MacDougall, David-101 Machado. Pamela-95. 98. 129 MacKay, Jeffrey-98 MacLean. Sherry-95. 98. 109 MacMahan, Dan-92 MacPherson, Kimberly-102 Magnus, Kristin-102 Magnus. Thor-49 Magoon, Lisa-91, 113. 116 Magoon, Robert-102 Magoon. Timothy-91 Majuri, Wayne-98, 87 Marcotte. Shon-98 Marcotte. Theodore-49, 61, 78, 79 Martel, Kaney-73, 102, 106 Martin, Jacqueline-91, 115 Mathews. Allen-91 Maurais. Robert-92 Mayhew, Karen. 11, 131, 76, 77, 109 Maynard. Sarah-49, 126 McBey, Shelli-102 McCarthy. William-65, 92. 109 McCullock, Jody-98 McKearney, Brian-102 McKee. Lisa-4, 11. 48, 49, 76 McKee, Todd-67. 102 McLachlin, Patrick-67, 102 McNulty. George-98, 106. 107 McReynolds, Jay-92 Meilleur, Jason-98, 125 Mercadante. Lisa-98 Mercandante, Tracy-101 Merchand, Donald-92 Merchant, Theodore Miligi. Raymond-92, 136 Milla, Berta-24, 37, 50, 137 Miller, Paul-7, 65. 92, 105, 136 Mills. Jocelyn- 98. 106, 109, 122 Mills, Toby-92 Minor, Todd-50 Minshull, Kimberly-50, 126 Mock, Mitchell-50 Mokarakorn, Chayavat- 50, 114. 123, 136 Molinaroli, Dean-67, 102 Montague, Glenn-102 Mooney, Timothy-51 Moore, Tami Morris, Susan-92 Moulton, Daniel-92 Moulton, Sharon-102 Mulliken, Lisa-51, 111, 113, 117 Munkittrick, Martha-97, 134 Murphy, Carline-3. 137 Murphy, Sean-67, 102 Mu2zey, Kelly-92 Naatz. Brian-102, 106, 107 Nason, Lonnie-98 Nelson, Lori-98 Newell, Sonja-51 Noyes, Kelly-102 Nutbrown. Jacque-Lynn-102, 104, 117 O’Brien, Clement-65, 98 O’Brien. Colin-51, 107, 109, 120. 121, 123 O’Conner, Kathleen-77, 92. 136 Olcott, Stacey- 102 Ouellette. Monique-98 Owre. Ingrid-5, 6. 31. 128, 129, 52, 54. 106, 107, 117, 128, 129 Owre, James-74, 96. 98, 99, 106 Page, Rodney Palacios. Alexander-68, 69, 92, 93 Palacios, Rachael-6, 37. 62, 70, 52, 109, 110, 111, 120, 121, 122, 125, 132, 137 Parker, John-98 Parrish, Wendell-52 Paulk. Terrill-5, 92. 132 Peavey. Darren-102 Pelcz, Rudolph-52, 136 Pelkey, Michael-92 Pelow, Michael-52 Pendergrass, David-7, 65, 66, 92, 130, 136, 138 Penniman, Barbara-89, 92 Penniman, Tineka Penniman, Ty-33, 52 Pepin, Diane-52, 117 Percy. Michael-67, 102 Perkins, Craig- 92, 106. 107 Person. Dianne-97 Persons, Thomas-98, 114 Persons, Timothy-65, 92 Pessini, Debra-52, 76 Pessini, Karen-3, 70, 92, 85 Petty, Gloria-73, 92, 116 Pezdirtz, Stephen-92 Phelps. Randolph-52, 87 Philpot, Eric-2, 32, 55. 64, 65. 66 Pilette, Carmen-91 Pilette, Mark-98 Pilette, Raymond-91 Pinkerton, Helen-97 Potter, Alan-65 98, 106 Priest. Anna-92 Putnam, David-67, 102 Quimby, Michael-92 Quinn. Norah-98 Racenet, Paul-65, 92, 79, 81 Racine. Jeffrey-55, 58 Racine. Laurie-92 Rainville, Todd-92 Randall, Todd Ranney. Annette-102, 104 Ranney, John-65, 92, 79 Reed, Brian 102 Reganall, Gregory-67, 102 Reis, Ramona-102 Renfro, Barry-92, 110, 114 Richards. Charles-92, 99 Richards, Matthew-98, 99 Rickson, Christopher-55, 65, 136 Rideout, Ellen-70, 98. 99. 109 Ridley, Mark-55 Rives, Lorrie-11, 76, 77, 95, 98 Rivers, John-3, 65, 98 Robillard, John-51, 55, 65. 66, 133, 165 Robinson, Julie-98, 118, 121 Rodd, Tonia-98, 85 HOPKINS SONS Insurance-Heating Oils-Coal Lyndonville, Vermont Lyndonville Office Equipment, Inc. Main St. Lyndonville, Vt. 626-5178 Citizens Ravings bank and trust company $1 JOHMIktUKV VI HMU I imri MEMBER FDIC Mclndoes Style Center Mclndoe Falls, Vt. 633-2621 Compliments of THE MAY STORE Compliments of The Lyndon Village Shoppe Compliments of Lynburke Motel, Inc. 158 TO THE STUDENTS OF ST. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY THANK YOU FOR GROWING WITH US. KILLFASSET FARMS Passumpsic, Vermont PHELPS ENTERPRISES s 5 � CUT FLOWERS STRAW FLOWERS SILK FLOWERS HOUSE FLOWERS The Four Seasons Greenhouse Full Service Florists 7 days a week 6 days a week W. Waterford, Vt. 57 Eastern Ave. 748-8292 St. Johnsbury, Vt. fcOUFFARD INSURANCE i (PL ) - 5 Ce Best Wishes From AUBIN JEWELERY Lyndonville, Vt. Allard’s Auto Service St. Johnsbury, Vermont Compliments of THE COACHES’ CHOICE 159 ROBERT C. CARR CO. INC. 63 Main St. 748-3124 Stocks, Bonds, and Mutual Funds Paul G. Curtis-Francis X. Collins David B. Franklin-Judith Kendall Robert Daniels St. Johnsbury, Vt. Compliments of Conly’s Plumbing and Heating 24 Hour Sales and Service Serving St. Johnsbury since 1919 36 Portland St. St. Johnsbury, Vt. Shop Phone 748-4365 Home Phone 563-2757 LAKES REGION OPTICIANS, INC. Hospital Drive 748-4748 Complete Eyeglass Service SHOP SAVE “your hometown grocer” In St. Johnsbury-Portland Street Green Mtn. Mall In Lyndonville-Route 5 North Roderick. Edward-102 Rolfe, Sean-67. 102 Root. David-55 Root. Tammy-55 Rose. Kathleen-102, 107, 126 Rothe. Anna-48, 55, 61, 109, 133 Rowe. Richard-102 Roy. Christopher-102 Roy, Blaine Roy, Linda-70, 100, 102, 104 Roy, Lisa-55 Roy. Thomas-98 Ruggles, Trevor-102 Ruggles. Troy-92, 106 Russell, George-69, 92 Russell, Holly-98 Russell. Joseph-56, 136 Russell, Patricia-77, 95, 98 Russo. Gina-92, 106. 115 Ryan, Jonathan-69, 90, 92, 95, 110, 114, 123 Sachse, Stephanie-73, 92, 124 St. George. Marc-56 St. Germain. Edward-98 Sangines, Ariel-4, 65, 98. 136, 87 Sargent. Connie-98 Sargent, Janet-98 Sargent, Jay-56 Sargent, Warren Sawyer, Shawn-92, 114, 118 Shattuck, Stephen-92 Shortsleeve, Lisa-116 Shumway, Michelle-102, 106 Sidell, Kim-117 Sinclair, Cassie-98 Skerry, Michelle-97 Skrede, Paul-98, 136 Slicer, Debra-102 Smith, Candy-56. 117 Smith, Daniel-67, 102 Smith, Karen-98, 116 Smith, Monica-98 Smith, Ronald-92 Smith, Steven-92 Soper. Sean-102 Speed, Robert-67, 102, 134 Spencer, Bobbi-98 Spicer, Robert-102 Starr, Tamara-56, 136 Stearns, Margaret-92 Stearns, Pamela-57 Stebelus, Tonja-73, 117 Stebelus, Tune-104 Steen, Raymond-100, 114, 87 Stewart, Pamela-57 Sturgis, Cheryl Sulkowski, Deborah Sullivan, Christopher-6. 65, 98, 136 Sullivan, Michael-65, 98, 87 Sullivan, Shane-11, 55, 57, 76, 108, 109, 111 Sullivan, Teresa-92 Sylvain, Lorraine- 70, 92 Sylvain, Raymond-102 Talbot. Jeffrey-51, 53. 57. 65. 88, 87 160 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.” . oubs insurance Compliments of LINCOLN INN RESTAURANT 20 Hastings Street St. Johnsbury, Vt. 748-5107 EHV WEIDMAN INDUSTRIES, INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 Products for the Transformer Industry St. Johnsbury Vt. 162 Tanguay, Jamie-92 Tanguay, Julie-95, 98, 84, 85 Tausendpfund, Silke-9, 73. 90. 92. 94, 137 Therrien, Terry-98 Thomas, Neal Thomas, Stephen-102, 106 Tibbetts, George-57, 136, 138 Toney, Amy-102 Toney. Paul-92 Towle, Carolyn-92 Urie, Brenda-73, 58, 113 Urie, Dale- 67. 102, 103 Urie. Dennis-46, 48. 58, 64. 65 Varnum, Elaine-102 Vega, Jose-69, 102, 104, 137, 87 Veilleux, Amy-8, 100, 102, 109 Veilleux, Dennis-65, 92 Veilleux, Julie-58, 70, 129 Viles, Louisa-72. 73, 98 Villeneuve, Rita-58 Wakeham, Deborah-92 Walker. Brian-102 Walker, Louis-102 Walker, Michael-65, 92 Walker. Robert-58, 110 Ward, Bryan-92 Ward, Norman-102 Ward, Robert-8, 48, 50, 59, 64. 65, 62, 108, 128, 129, 132 Warren, Michele-98, 82, 81, 85 Warren, Scott-92 Webber, Russell-92, 136 Wells, Scott-98 Welsch, Christopher-65, 92, 110 Welsh, Elizabeth-102 Wescott, Lew-59 Wheeler, Brenda-98 Whitcomb, Darryle White, Laurie-17, 59 Whitehill, Abbie-6, 31, 33, 71, 59 Whiteley, Lorin-91, 136, 135 Wilkins. Beth-102, 109 Willey, Bernard-102, 106 Willey, Christine Willey, Michelle-70, 92 Williams, Christopher-7, 75, 33. 60, 108 Williams, Elizabeth-102 Williams, Patricia-74, 92. 93, 108 Willson, Diana-98. 107, 134 Willson, Douglas-60 Willson, Laura-59, 60. 108, 110 Willson, Lorie Willson, Melvin- 102 Willson, Roger-67, 102 Winchester, Jeffrey-98, 106 Winot, Darcie-60, 116 Winters, Rodney-102 Wollrath, Katy-73. 98 Wood. Rae-Ann-98, 85 Woodward, Jeffrey-92 Wright, Peter-92, 79 Yip, Benjamin-7, 46, 60, 109, 110, 11, 123. 86. 87 Young, Rickey Zaorski, John-46, 136 Zilka, Lynne-96, 98, 136 Compliments of Padoshabi’s Dairy Bar Luncheonette Compliments of Debbie’s Beauty Boutique Compliments of Independent Weekly Newspaper St. Jay Hardware Inc. 39 Eastern Ave. St. Johnsbury, VT 748-8076 Compliments of Robert W. McCauley M.D. Compliments of The Store of Hope Compliments of Vermont Tap and Die Company Compliments of The Wheelocks Real Estate Residential Commercial Wiring MURPHY ELECTRIC SERVICE, INC. AUTHORIZED HOTPOINT DEALER 10 Portland St. St. Johnsbury, Vt. 05819 748-3877 ®REDKEN (Custom j oppe CUSTOM HAIR STYLES MEN AND WOMEN 119 Railroad Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont 05819 748-8205 163 GEORGE’S PIZZA 748-3812 Homemade Pizza Cru Munch Ice Cold-Beer Compliments of STYLES BY PATTY 46 Pearl St. 748-8584 Compliments of DESROCHERS SAYLES FUNERAL HOME 68 Summer St. St. Johnsbury, Vt. Compliments of GRANDPA’S CIGAR COMPLIMENTS OF SURF SIRLOIN Compliments of St. Johnsbury Community T.V. 20 Maple St. St. Johnsbury, Vt. 748-2870 Compliments of Yarn Coop Compliments of A1 Zeller Furs Compliments of The Village Sport Shop David Hantman M.D. Frank Meierdiercks M.D. 748-8711 ist-Delicious Subs-ies Soda-Milk 165 Top: Cindy Hayes and John Robillard express the joy of a state championship. Bottom: Stephanie Bryant shows her frustration with the game's progress as she talks with Coach Jones. ST. JOHNSBURY DEALERS ASSOCIATION GAGNON MOTORS INC. VOLKSWAGON-BUICK-PONTIAC QUALITY MOTORS INC. HOME OF QUALITY USED CARS VINTON MOTORS INC. CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE WAYNE FORD INC. FORD-CHRYSLER 166 Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 PASSUMPSIC SAVINGS BANK St. Johnsbury, VT 1853-1982 DACHS SALES SERVICE Imported car parts and service Howard Dachs Memorial Dr. Lyndonville, Vt. 05851 (802) 626-9398 Compliments Of FLOWERLAND 5 Park St. Lydonville, VT ‘An FTD Florist” the cowles I pRess PRINTERS OFFSET LETTERPRESS Robert B. La Croix 83 Eastern Ave. St. Johnsbury, VT. (603) 638-2211 AIKEN’S PLUMBING, HEATING and ELECTRICAL Sales-Installation-Service Monroe, NH 03771 167 THE JENKS STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Celebrating 97 Years Of Photographic Service to the Community Warm Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 1983