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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1984 volume:

Doors Dedication 12 Faculty 13 Seniors 39 Underclassmen 69 Sports 85 Clubs 107 Activities 129 Index Ads 139 LAMP Vol. XXXV Some choose to shut the door tight on their past. And proceed to the future, no backward glance cast. Others seem stuck in their youthful ways. Pretending they still live in the Good Old Days. 2 Portal To The Past But the wisest among us continue ahead, Yet stay tied to the past by a slender thread. The pages that follow will be such a tie. Come! Enter inside as the doors open wide . . . Knocking at the Door Starchy shirt and itchy neck We cannot know what to expect. Up to the balcony we stumble Feeling our nerve begin to crumble. Teachers hover on every side le dare not talk for fear they'll chide. This place is old and serious But we are young and delirious. On The Threshold Sloppy clothes, our hair's a mess, We don't give a hoot for a code of dress. We know it all, the Golden Rules And how to break them, we're no fools! We're Sophomores , one year in; It's a game to get under the teachers' skin. Most fun of all (now that we're so wise) Is making fun of the little guys! 6 Just Inside What's this?! Is that a blazer he wears? But he used to buy his clothes at Zayres! Yes, folks, by now we've figured out The rules we always sought to flout. We haven't the time left anyway To spend on silly, idle play. Our third year here is the hardest yet; The time we've wasted we now regret. Leaving Already? Casual are the clothes we don As Senioritis fast comes on. Against the dread disease we travail; Most of us win, some of us fail. We're leaders of our school today. In classes, work; in sport and play. We have less time than ever For all of our endeavors. Career and colleges: concern 1; Schoolwork often stays undone. Then one day we find it's June And leave this haven all too soon. 11 The Class Of 1984 Proudly Dedicates This Yearbook To . . . Mr. John H. Conover Thank you for your never ending wit and patience. Together with your clever palindromes, rainbow-striped suspenders, and green holly bow tie, you make that horrible world of mathematics much more bearable. Your extensive knowledge of almost anything we can think of constantly amazes us. Thank you for all that you have done for us ... we will never forget you! 12 The People At The Top The highlight of the Administration this year is the return of Assistant Headmaster Mr. Gary Moore. After a year's leave of absence, serving as the Fish and Game Commissioner for the state of Vermont, Mjr. Moore decided to return and resume his duties at the Academy, much to our gain (and the Governor's loss). Headmaster Mayo is, of course, delighted to have his right hand man back at the Academy, and Mr. Moore is delighted to be back. It's fun working at the Academy, he explains. Mr. Mayo and the rest of the administration have been busy improving the Academy's day-to-day operation, as well as making ambitious plans for the future. Revisions in the factored grading system required a great deal of discussion and thought, effort which has paid off. The most exciting topic for consideration has been the proposed field house, which would greatly enlarge the Academy's indoor sports facility. Headmaster Mayo realizes that this is truly an ambitious untertaking, but he reasons If we can afford it, this facility will be a tremendous resource for the Academy and the community- Mr. Bernier L. Mayo (Opp. Left) Headmaster English II Mr. Gary W. Moore (Opp. Top) Assistant Headmaster Senior English Mr. Louis H. Gehlbach (Left) Vocational Director Trucking Diesel Auto Body Mr. John J. Cummings (Middle Left) Dean of Admissions JV Boys Soccer Coach Mr. D. Lloyd Jones (Top Left) Director of Alumni and Development Mr. Raymond G. Frey (Opp. Middle) Director of Athletics and Activities Art I, II Head Track Coach Mr. Jerry G. Aldredge (Above) Dean of Resident Student Program Head of English Department Mr. William J. Cruess (Top Right) Business Manager 15 16 Unknown Soldiers Left: Mrs. Constance Kimball, a woman of many talents, types for several departments, runs the bookroom, and speaks Latin on occasion; Mid. Left: Mrs. Isabelle Morrison glares at Mr. Vinton as he takes her picture; Mid. Right: Mrs. Brenda Currier is Mr. Moore's new right hand person, Bot. Left: Mrs. Theresa Goldrick keeps the books (and the students) in order in the library; Bot. Right: Mrs. Madeline Easter takes a break from answering the phone; Opp. Left: Mrs. Carol Zuccaro is new in the English Department this year; Opp. Right: Mrs. Colleen Racenet is the world's champion in typing college recommendations; Opp. Mid. Left: Mrs. Karen Giacobbe is the new secretary for the Headmaster; Opp. Mid. Right: Mrs. Sharon MacMahan keeps track of the alumni for Mr. Jones; Opp. Bot. Left: Mrs. Bernadine Belknap is everyone's favorite study hall proctor; Opp. Bot. Right: Mrs. Dorothy Coombs is the first smiling face you see in the business office; Not Shown: Mrs. Jaqueline Lakus is Mr. Cumming's new secretary, and Mrs. Gladys Batchelder keeps track of all the pennies in the Academy's books. 17 Don't Get No Respect What would happen if the custodians disappeared for a week? Makes you think, doesn't it! Day-to-day, we can't think of a more important job at the Academy. Thank you, custodians; we do appreciate you. Our Men in Green are: Robert Towle, head custodian and adviser to the bowling league; Warren Penniman, custodian for Ranger Hall and the Breezeway; Wesley Locke, keeps Colby Hall spotless; Bernie Page, tends to Severance and Fuller Halls; 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. Above: Wesley Locke, vacuums the rug in Mrs. Currier's office; Mr. Howard Churchill (Top Right) the Academy's plumbing and heating man, helps Mr. Jerry Peck (Right), maintenance supervisor construct a janitors closet in Streeter Hall. 18 Food For Thought Students sometimes make jokes about our school food, but when we're in college we'll wish we could come back to it. The dedication of Mr. Aja and his staff brings us good, hot food, every day of the school year. In addition, before a holiday the food service gets together with the Culinary Arts students to prepare a veritable feast of fresh goodies for us, a really special treat found in almost no other school. Deborah Bengston, general kitchen help and salad-maker; Dawnna Clifford, first cook; Janice Gui-bard, salads and server; Jacquiline Hackett, baker and server; Elisa Handy, kitchen help; Patricia Hudson, supper preparer and general help; Madeline Moulton, works with Culinary Arts students; Tammy Nelson, cashier and general; Hictorine Osborne, breakfast maker and general; Regina Payette, Cook and general; Marjoice Reed, bookeeper and cashier. Top Left. Mrs. Aja keeps an eye on some toast for breakfast; Left: Mrs. Janice Guibard stops for a snack but usually works on the salad bar; Above: Cashier Tammy Nelson: we all know her face but perhaps not her name; Top Right: Mrs. Madeline Moulton cleans up after working with students in Culinary Arts. 19 Mr. Jerry Aldredge (photo p. 15) English Department Head English I Dean of Rsident Students Mr. Bradley F. Ashley (Opp. right) Research Exposition Survey of American Literature Humanities (AP English) English I Head Counselor - Brantview Varsity Girls Softball Coach Mr. Andrew J. Brescia (Opp. top) Writing Techniques American Studies Survey of English Lit. Comp. Lit. Cross Country Assistant Head Tennis Coach Mr. Brent Cirves (Opp. Left) English I 20 MiM Ue HarriS (Ab°Ve) English I, II Senior English Survey of English Literature Mr. Charles H. Hegarty (Right) English I, II, III Chess Club Head Cross Country Coach Spring Track Coach Mr. Leslie Moore (Top Right) English Studies English II Writing Techniques National Honor Society Adviser Mrs. Joyce Racenet (Top Left) English I, II Usher's Club Adviser Mr. Robert F. Swartz (Opp. Middle) Developmental Reading English II, IV Drivers Education International Club Adviser In Pursuit Of Our Native Tongue For the first time ever, one of the world's finest Chaucerian scholars agreed to give a reading of The Miller's Tale in Middle English outside of Dartmouth College. Professor Allen Gaylord, an old Dartmouth friend of Mr. Ashley, read the naughty tale to a captive audience of about 50 students, interspersing his reading with just a smattering of explanation of the finer points for us initiates. Mr. Ashley also took his Humanities class to view the Orozco murals at Dartmouth. The famous painting depicts the history of North America, from the exploitation of the natives to the effects of industrialization. Still, it hardly compares to the mural of Famous Scenes from Literature on Mr. Ashley's classroom wall. Mr. Brescia's Writing Techniques classes got to (or had to) use the Scripsit word processor for a second year. The addition of disc drives and more Scripsit discs simplified the process of term-paper writing, and greatly reduced the number of computer-eaten term papers. 21 Mucho De Nuevo This year, Mr. Majuri replaces Mr. Robert Trottier as head of the Language Department, since Mr. Trottier is on sabbatical. Mr. O'Brien fills the vacancy left by Mr. Sotolongo, bringing with him new books and a fresh approach to the Spanish program. Mr. Leslie Moore taught Latin for a time while Mr. Newell experienced Rome. (But then, that's ex post facto.) Mr. Gerald Prutsman has joined the French department as one of the Academy's fellows. Though the Language Department tries its hardest to remain serious, classes occasionally stray into taco- and crepe-making sessions. Oh well, we probably learn more then, anyway. C'est la vie.'' Mr. Wayne M. Majuri (Left) French Department Head French II, IV, V French Club Adviser Mrs. Deborah J. Fowler (Bottom Rt.) French II Mr. Graham S. Newell (Bottom Left) Latin I, II, III Mr. Peter O'Brien (Opp. Bottom) Spanish I, II, III, IV Spanish Club Adviser Mr. Gerald L. Prutsman (Opp. Left) French I, II, III Dormitory Counselor Top Far Left: Mr. And Mrs. Racenet watch their son, Paul, quarterback and their son, Craig, coach a football game at Fairbanks Field; Top Mid. Left: Mr. Roosa, with camera always ready, catches the action for the Last Chapel slide show; Mid. Far Left: Mr. O'Brien keeps 3 month old Charlie Ashley occupied during halftime; Center: Mr. Aldredge, Mr. Ashley and Charlie watch the action at an intrmural Ultimate game; Bot. Far Left: Miss Smith, director of the intramural program, trots up the sideline to keep pace with the action; Left: Mr. Richards takes some time to read The Maltese Falcon during the fall resident student outing at Joe's Pond. Top Right: Miss Desrochers gathers up her supplies before leading a group of students in an Outdoor Living trip up Mt. Adams; Left: Mrs. Racenet pauses during halftime from the strenuous job of cheering on the football team (her husband is the coach!); Above: Mr. Clark discusses soccer strategy on the sidelines of the football game with Ricky Howard. Much More Than Just History The social studies department instructs students in more areas than just history. Mr. Chouinard, in his course You and the Law teaches students about the nation's legal system and how it affects the people. Mr. Chouinard invites knowledgeable guest speakers to his class and compliments his classroom activities with informative field trips. Miss Riley takes her anthropology students to the State University of New York at Plattsburg to work on skeletons and visit anthropology related exhibits. Mr. Daniele teaches his Contemporary Civilization students the wiles of the stock market, with students making (or losing) mock fortunes as they play the blue chips. Of course, there are many history courses — all juniors are found in U.S. History — but that's just one of St. Johnsbury Academy's myriad social studies offerings. 26 Mr. Louis V. Daniele (Opp. Top) Social Studies Department Head Modern European History Contemporary Civilization Student Council Adviser Track Coach Elder Hostel Coordinator Mr. Paul A. Chouinard (Opp. Bottom Right) You and the Law U. S. History The Student Adviser Mr. Layne C. Higgs (Top Left) Geography U. S. History Varsity Boys Basketball Coach Mr. C. Sanford Murray (Top Right) U. S. History World History Consumer Math General Math Freshman Football Coach Wrestling Head Coach Mat Maids Adviser Mr. Richard A. Redznak (Left) World History World Cultures Miss Sherry Riley (Opp. Left) Anthropology Psychology General Business Anthropology Club Adviser Volunteer Club Adviser Bike Touring Club Adviser Outdoor Living Adviser 27 Conoverian Sovereignty The realm of math has a new monarch. After so many years at the Academy, Mr. Conover finally made it. Our peppiest professor can now rally third floor Colby to new heights. Mr. Racenet is an initiate to the math department, though not, of course, to the Academy. Our great football coach has left the science department to teach Elementary Algebra I and II, and Applied Math. Mrs. Rolfe teaches a new college credit course this year, A. P. Computer Science. The computer room has continued to swell, pushing Mr. Brescia out of his room to allow for more Apple computers and a better Pascal curriculum. Mr. John Hale Conover, Jr. (Opp. Top) Mathematics Department Head Honors Math IV Honors Math III Basic Geometry AP Calculus Mrs. Michelle Bird (Opp. Top Left Honors Math I General Math Remedial Math Introduction to Computers Algebra 1 Mrs. Nola A. Forbes (Opp. Mid. Rt.) Elementary Algebra I Algebra I Algebra II Trigonometry Mrs. Dianne Rolfe (Above) Beginning Programming in Pascal Advanced Programming Beginning Programming in Basic AP Computer Science Computer Club Adviser Mr. Charles D. Thurston (Left) Pre-Calculus Algebra I Geometry Assistant Girls Soccer Coach Varsity Girls Basketball Coach J.V. Baseball Coach Mr. Paul J. Wilkinson (Opp. Bottom) Intermediate Algebra II-Trig Elementary Algebra II Graphic Arts Metal Working, Power Artificial Fly-tying Adviser Fly-fishing Adviser Mr. Peter R. Hoar (Top) Geometry Algebra I Earth Science Mr. Craig Racenet (Opp. Mid. Left) Elementary Algebra I Elementary Algebra II Applied Math Varsity Football Head Coach 29 30 Mr. J. Ernest Racenet (Top Right) Science Department Head Introductory Earth Science Earth Science Introductory Biology Freshman Football Coach JV Girls Basketball Coach Mr. Alden W. Eaton (Opp. Middle) Biology Freshman Biology AP Biology Physiology War Games Club Adviser Mr. Edmund R. Kennedy (Top Left) Introductory Biology Biology Sophomore Class Adviser Graphic Arts Club Adviser Community Education Director Mr. Robert Nitsche (Opp. Right) Earth Science Biology Ski Team Head Coach Miss Karen Nytch (Right) General Biology Mr. Richard Roosa (Opp. Top) Chemistry Honors Chemistry AP Chemistry Outdoor Living Adviser Photography Club Adviser Last Chapel Slide Show Adviser Mr. William C. Vinton (Above) Physics Honors Physics AP Physics The Lamp Adviser Astronomy Club Adviser Outdoor Living Adviser Dormitory Counselor i World Of Wonders Plate tectonics? Flagella? Stoichiometry? Entropy? We delve into these mysteries! In the science department, students analyze motion, cell structure, and atom combination to predict results formed in a lab experiment each week. For instance, Mr. Vinton brings light to optics by asking his students to unscrew an imaginary lightbulb. Mr. Roosa's students develop the best memories in the school to cope with his oft-bizarre daily quizzes. Dandelions are an annual pest to gardeners, but to the Biology department they present a golden opportunity for studying population growth, and for students, an excuse to walk on Academy lawns. The restructured Science Department offers the gamut of courses, from classes in physics and chemistry to a Freshman biology class. In addition, AP courses in these three subjects allow students to receive college credit if they ace the Advanced Placement Exam held in May. Come visit our gang in Ranger! 31 Help For Students With Special Needs Through patience and skill, the Diversified Occupation teachers instruct their students daily. In Pre-vocational training, social skills, and on-the-job training, the teachers prepare their students to face the world on their own. The students also prepare for future life by learning everyday skills such as sewing, home nursing, and childcare, under the direction of these dedicated teachers. Mrs. Jean A. Bowles (Top Right) Learning Strategy Lab Freshman Adviser Freshman Adviser Winter carnival Co-Chairman Tutoring Services Mr. Howard T. Crawford (Above) Special Ed. Program Girl's Soccer Coach Frosh Girl's Basketball Coach Mrs. Angela Breen (Middle Right) Diversified Occupation Dept. Cheerleading Mrs. Mary Anne King (Right) Diversified Occupations Lang. Arts Diversified Occupations Math Diversified Occupations Home Ec. Tutoring-Math D.O. Science Assistant with Drama Club Mrs. Cynthia Stanton Mathematics, Language Arts Tutoring A New Chapter Our new librarian, Mrs. Judith Thompson comes armed with inspiration. After adding a computer to the Library's set of tools, she set her sights on expanding the paperback stacks to get more students reading. Her most noble effort is in arranging for authors to hold discussions on their works. As sole audio-visual expert at the Academy, Mr. Leszc-zynski plays a vital role in the school's operation. With increased use of visual aids, Mr. Leszczynski and the A-V Club must move faster. Body Builders Miss Jeanne Desrochers Family Living School Nurse Outdoor Living Advisor Mr. Bruce B. Johnson (Left) Physical Education I, II Outdoor Living Advisor Varsity Football Coach Weight Training Advisor Miss Elizabeth Smith (Middle) Physical Education II Freshman Physical Education Resident Student Activities Program Mr. Michael Leszczynski (Above) Mrs. Judith Thompson (Top) Audio Visual Club Adviser Librarian Graphaic Arts Club Adviser Library Aid This year's Physical Education Health Department is joined by Miss Elizabeth Smith, a fellow who heads the Resident Student Activities Program. Again this year, the elective program is reinstated for interested students and the Family Living class is required of all juniors. 33 Diesel Program Makes Debut St. Johnsbury Academy's praise-winning Vocational Department, though losing machine trades, brings in three new and very popular programs: tractor trailer driving and diesel engine maintenance, auto body repair, and graphic arts. These classes also carry added benefits: the auto body repair class means free garage service for faculty and friends, and the graphic arts class provides free poster-making for clubs and special events. Maybe you've wondered why you've had to inhale dust every time you pass by Fairbanks Cottage this year. Well, instead of building a house on Waterman Circle, the Building Trades class stays at home this year to enjoy eviscerating (and refurbishing) the Art Building. As the only other option would have been razing, rebuilding makes a lot of sense — especially with the use of free labor. 34 Mr. David M. Broughton (Opp. Right) Electricity Senior Class Adviser Mr. John Aja (Opp. Top Right) Culinary Arts Director of Food Service Mr. Glenn Goodrich (Far Right) Vocational Drafting Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts Wood Working Ski Team Coach Mr. Douglas Merrill (Opp. Bot. Lf) Construction Trades I, II Outdoor Living Adviser Mr. Thomas E. Moore (Opp. Top Left) Diesel Truck Mechanics Auto Mechanics Wrestling Assistant Coach Mr. Mark Montgomery (Above) Auto Body I Mrs. Shari A. Ross (Right) Medical Careers International Club Adviser Mrs. Jane S. Turner (Opp. Bottom) Hotel, Restaurant and Occupational Services Special Education Home Economics Clothing and Crafts Foods and Nutrition Sophomore Class Adviser Aril. I Make It Your Business A Familiar Face In A New Department This year Mrs. Byrne took an amotion (as she put it, to differentiate from a promotion or demotion) to take charge of the new Resource Study Skills Department. She now acts as tutor, advocate, mentor, counselor, organizer, and official mother to a handful of new students who need some help scholastically or socially. She is also responsible for training the faculty to work better with these pupils. Having completed extensive studies in these fields, and with her sympathetic disposition, Mrs. Byrne is the perfect person for this job, a job that desperately needs to be done. This year's Business Department, under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Bellefeuille, prepares students to enter the business related job market. Through typing class, accounting, and APEX, students learn a saleable skill, or proficiency necessary for college life. Mrs. Nancy Bellefeuille Shorthand I, II APEX, Personal Typing Business Advisor to the Lamp Mrs. Benjamina Tessier Vocational Typing Typing I, Office Skills School Store Advisor F.B.L.A. Mr. Gerald Richards Accounting I, Typing I Personal Typing Advanced Accounting Business Law, Head Counselor-Tinker House Fairbanks Cottage: Temporary Chaos The Art program has suffered disarray (even more than usual) while Fairbanks Cottage is gutted and reequipped. The instructors have had to make the best of a room in Streeter Hall, but the wait will be worth it. When the Art building is finished in about a year, it will hold facilities for various crafts for which students have shown interest. Classes could be offered in pottery, weaving, sculpture and other arts and crafts, and the existing art classes will undoubtedly enjoy improvement from the larger rooms and new equipment. Mr. Lawrence Golden Mr. Raymond Frey Art I, II, III, IV (see p. 14) Varsity Football Coach Maestro! Mr. Heald continues to conduct our sensational band and chorus. He also fine tunes the skills of Academy musicians individually. Mr. Lester Heald Band and Chorus Coordinator 37 Helping To Cope Though hardly known to freshman and sophomores, the guidance department becomes a home away from home for seniors planning to attend college. Catalogues and descriptive information from almost every prominent college help students select the college that best suits their needs. With Miss Eagan at the helm, the guidance department staffs three counselors to assist students with any questions and to prepare recommendations. And of course everyone knows Mrs. Racenet and her timely notes reminding offenders of overdue catalogues. Miss Mary Ann Eagan Sophomore English Senior Class Advisor High School Quiz Team Mrs. Virginia K. Johnson Guidance Counsellor Pom Squad Mr. Orrin Clark Guidance Varsity Soccer and Baseball J. V. Basketball 38 40 Michael Abadi Donna Aldrich James Alexander Marel Ancira Tammy Armour Charlotte Bedor Lisa Bedor Keith Benoit Denise Bergeron Benjamin Blankinship George Bludevich Andrew Boehlke Best Of The Rest! What pages do all the seniors and most of the students usually turn to first? Why, the superlatives of course! Every senior anxiously leafs through the pages looking for their picture, ranging from Most Likely To Succeed to Class Partiers. Superlatives are a tradition that has been carried on for many years. The people are chosen by their senior class. Sometime during the year, a sheet is handed out to all seniors with the categories on it. The seniors will then write out the names of the people they think are most appropriate. The sheet is handed in to the yearbook staff and the votes are confidentially tabulated. Superlatives are supposed to be kept secret until the yearbooks have arrived, but, unfortunately, the secret has a habit of leaking out. So whether you like your superlative or not, remember it was your fellow classmates who chose you. SAYS LEAST, THINKS MOST: Right: Patty Williams and Brian Lafcrrierc; MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Below Right: Brenda Diefenbach and Sean Sawyer; DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS OF '84: Below: Jennie Fuehrer and Tim Persons. Mike Abadi: I've Cot Nothing To Say But It . OK, I Cant Stop To Dance Maybe Thi Is My Last Chance, The Year Of The Diamond Dogs. Woke Up-Fell Out Of Bed. DLetterman Is Cod; I Cant See Or What Foi. I Cet By With A Little Help From. We Want The W'orld And We Want It - Now? Donna Aldrich: FR YR Camping w BPPHMPKPRLCDBHTB EDGER LI Party ' SI BP s LEG SHELLIE S Here! Cold Spaghettis Skiing w BP Prom 82 w Ritk Scooter Best of times w Clen! Beep Beep shhdingy 0 25 82 ALL MY LOVE TO SCOTT James Alexander: ZIAB QUWIZ1NG with JR CM MP TT DM BM JL DB MS CY HG KC KL SD DL WP SB Coles Pond Island Pond Comerford Concerts High times WYAD Kelly Sindi School Skiing Mom Dad Shellie Jonathan's ITS A HARTY PARTY Marel Ancira: Good Luck 2 All Imagine Baggage Face Honey Bunch come on spaz bag Lonn alarm good laughs FootballStat YEPA P Madre ACA cravings 4 Tacost Wine shova wss we were 42 TE AMO Greg Thanks mom and dad1 BESOS1 Tammy Armour SOCCER B-Bali Softball Bedor s Rodd s Mackays DAW' Jen ACCC Alex Pissy Pam Lunn Big-Mac Silly Kate Neal Merl Rich L-Roy Woody MWSD A Little Popcorn! Yea! Girl-State FAMILY GREATEST Thanks 2 Mr Thurston Charlotte JM Bedor: friends CD DD TC DP DC SL SJ Tessier Turner HRO Sis ' Sneakin Out Skipping with CD SS DC Connie s Hey Dude Herbie MU Mom Janice Mom Barb Jo Thanx Mom and Dad for Everything Ron 1 Love You1 84 Lisa Bedor: B-ball MWme Fake Out Pt, I can’t Pretend1 Little Dragon Rob t Money? TERAE engopmanc AcadPath SHORTY HOMECOMING QUEEN 'What Are You Kidding Me Littleton Keys? Its Not Locked' Hard Timet! Friends TAl.UV my Family Best Friendly LUVY ADennis Denise Bergeron: ColesPond Jonathans Comerford Parties Hot Times in Fla My Bro- WD BHCOL MMLCDRLAMBLHGPCC Thanks Jen Raymond Sociables Concerts Be Serious! 32383 Searched At the Airport Pounceable Bcn Jammin Blankinship: Respect For A Change How did I get this way? Why? False Face must hide what the falseheart doth know Pride in the blacklist Your too small Justa man outof time except I miss Marilyn Goodlovc Andy Bochlke: Late-Night ! Dogel, TC! QUb! The Dead' Dormies Rule! The Bridge! The Rock Brantview Correctional Center Dig Heart on my Pillow Paige Dunlap; 'Will you marry me?' I couldn't have made it W O Mom 6t Dad PRETTIEST EYES: Below: Alan Potter and Barbi Penniman; PRETTIEST HAIR: Right: Marel Ancira and Jim Brahaney; BEST LOOKING: Bottom Right: Peter Helprin and Lorin White-ley: BEST DRESSED: Opp. Top: Alex Palacios and Karen Pessini; MOST VOCATIONAL: Opp. Bottom: Tim Doyon and Tonya Stebelus. Karla Boemig: Thanks Mom-Dad-Arthur. DEFLEP6 9, BusBust, Coles, D-night. Miss Ya; CDTSLM, WhereverWheneverButAlways Forever, Crys. THE-FURY, Els, 6 29 83, pp SHASTA', ThanxJC, 7 4 83, Pilettes 1 Luv You Blue Eyes Luv Is Forever! James Brahaney: Mclndoes! Wheres that? road trips wt DSLCWPAFT Always Late! times at DVMWEDATCPDL, times at AhWpCp ED2Fooster, Roosano-mics,Camp Bus,62083 F-BallStates82!,concerts,M-gold,moleSubaru-Oh a $!Ma PaEspeciallv BRENDA! Tina Brooks: CE, SF, CK. JM, CD. LC, TS, SC. Little girlll! Suez, Ralph Agnes I Imagine! Hubie Moon! Rollerrink, English Classes, Flag team, Study Hall. 12 27, 83. 11 29, 2 27 82. ALL MY LOVE TO STEVE!! Rick Brown: My Bug-Big 33D.Doso! Good Times Roger's-ED, Bob. Becky, Gerry Suzy Working, Snowmobiling, soccer-breakingMyWrist! (To All My Friends: This Buds for you ) Scott W. Special Friends-Lisa L. AND Especially Kim Marchand! Jose Bruzual: I Salute CRJRPCPHOSSPBKJBANDALLThe Average Girls. CrazyFreshman Year. GreatFacultyGGRROCGRGABA Prdicting the Actions from a mediocre Mind. Future, Fear and Death are reality. Polar the Best. Skiing! Loving UG! Stephanie Bryant: 83 Hooked on TA Thursty's 83-84 my B Buddies DULF Sprint? Summer 8 83 ALL my Love and RESPECT to Mom and Dad -BFAG-CEH! Gaffs-Kath RAP Sess.-Big Sis Sometimes U Just Gotta Say —! Break For the Gas AMLTP Sherry Cadieux (shorty): 11 6-13 81-82-83 memories of TbLcKsCkAbSj To myy older sisters LgTrJn To Mom Dad Dawn and Family Especially to MrD and DTT C204-13-14 Devil Flagteam MC 1984 LI Weekend 81-84 ALL MY LOVE TO ROGER Angela Cann: Vice Presidentof Bowling League Thanks Lisa Christa Lynn and Stephanie Great Times HUH Especially to Mom and Dad I Made It! Love Ya You Too C.B. No More Waiting Around Melissa Carlton: 1 13 82 12 4 82 CFLRLMMLLLCD Perceptive! Xanadu Van Camaro rock Baba Luv to Mom Dad School Dance 1980. 08 84 Sorrell's. Studies. I said Huh!'' Rollerskating! Lunch Flagpole Tiredumpfox LUV YA TRACY 42 Karla Boemig James Brahaney William Brink Tina Brooks Scott Broome Ricky Brown Jose Bruzual Stephanie Bryant Gregory Bunce Sherry Cadieux Angela Cann Melissa Carlton 43 44 Peter Chiang Ronald Chicoine Michael Claffey Thomas Clark Kristen Classen Lori Cleary Wendell Colbeth David Cote Gerald Cote Gary Damon Louis Daniele Todd Daniels CLASS LOVERS: Far left: Lisa Bedor and Dennis Veilleux; BEST PERSONALITIES: Bottom: Michelle Willey and Peter Hammer; CLASS FLIRTS: Left: Stephanie Bryant and Troy Ruggles; CLASS DREAMERS: Below: Beth Edney and Bryan LeBlanc. Peter Chiang: 6:30 Sun morning P C for Mic Lou-air refreshener. Burl w Chuck (The Switch is on) Mr. Roosa's intuition, Math w ' Mr. Conover, JON CHUCK JOSE EVANGILL ALEX TC PAULJERMBOB. TWYY. Darwin's Law of Natural Selection. HICHOY Michael Claffey: Scouts-JRCPML, Check that, Quebec '82, Doug Kevinb, French, Physics '83 Lech-JB, Senior MYF, JU-K—GO-L-LU-D 11 83, Hiking anyone?, Gib guy, USAF-Denise, THANKS MOM and DAD, BGOMRJBXR-SADUALT and especially - KITNIMR! Tom “TC Clark: Some Good Times Some Bad Times 40 hrs Little Sterie Anthonies HOHOHOHA HAHAHOHO HAHOOOHAAA! Decaffeineated Arcadee Cold Nights Cemetary Early Morning Ten Mile Ride Nine Mile Skid sold My Soul For Honor Roll You know Life Is funny sometimes Lori Cleary: Styles, Comerford, Andy, Great Times w DB. Buster, wishes to; TBCECD MPBA, 4 yrs. Rusty, Lunch w Glo Doug '82 8 28 83-11 30 83, 20 w Brian, X-mas '84 Love to Mom Dad C., Concord Ave., Old Betsy, Mom Dad B! Thank, I LOVE YOU DOUGIE! Kris Classen: England Scotland Swampscott Danacerick Preston Beach Dra-ma Music Band Trips, Father Peter Seduction 81 Dormies DEAD MOODIES with thoughts within to exclude without, the ghost of a chord will expel all doubt Wendell Colbeth: Trip to Montpelier 2 BH TS AM TR 4 geas on Main St. Blue Lights Racing over to Littleton JM LR LM out-running blue lights on Main St. quarter mile with JM MP TR FH NG DG NOva Power Kelton Motors with TARI David Cote: ART, SOCCER, Study Halls, International Club, LI football Games Cold Winter mornings, Histroy class, LATIN, CHAPEL, pulling main-ies having a good time with friends Gary Damon: I rember the hard work. Jerry T. Cote: 84!nu2 Mt. Katadin hike winter carnivals Green and White Study Hall C-204 Great Times LI VS-St. J. Football Track Team 83 Pizza Mom, Dad, Grandparents, prom 83 BK-81-83 Mrs. Ross, M7-12, Friends STJ 1 Louis Daniele: THE FUTURE is uncertain THE END is Always Near) cast parties Quarry, Sheepcote Room 24 5 o'clock Cemetary Cat People Roll Brother Doors Noplace to go Wear are Dead Crampton House. KOSD?AM,PD The Azure Night ................ Todd Daniels: SOCCER, TRACK, H.B. Riding. I do NOT look like David Copperfield! Surfer's Club BOUT A! SUMMER—ADAM's HOLE. Harvey's Lake W'here? West Barnet. 45 Connie Darrell: Good times with CB, DP, LH, SI, SS. PS, Boston- 82 High Point LH Bowling Alley Herbie'' Tessier's Classes! 12 16 83 HRO Dartmouth-ICM Hey Dude! Thanks Mom Dad, LUV Ya! ALL MY LOVE TO RICK! Cindy Delworth: Mom Closest Friend Better half 18, white free Little Girl next exotic Fantasies Dream Nearer Candy? Gum? The Frog Moto Seasons in the Suun Brass Ring. Loveya Memories Def Leppard Ree Crystal Dennison: FROSH YR CAL 81 Party in w KBRLBHLMDBTS CAMP OUTS? D-Nite COLES Pauls Sat Rits Burlw Ro MEGAHEAD TP DefLep 6 9 BI-TEMY-! Palmtrees w Karl Wherever Whenever But Always Forever Luv To Mom Dad 4 10 82 LUVYA STEVEN Michael Derosier: LI weekend 80 81 82 83 wrestling 81 82 82 83 83 84 Frosh Football 80 and Friends TB CE DF RP GA RF RL GC PG MA SJ and to all the teachers I've had and from 1980-1984 Matt Dewaard: Zub To all Juniors in Brantview, the Best of Luck. Roctober 14 Hartford Conn. Keep Truckin; to the Good Times at the Rock, Pines, Log, Dun Dungeon. Thanx Defie, See you in Tempe or Beruit 1987 EXP Brenda Diefenbach: Camping 81 PSJJR, 83JSJ; S M a Pico I'm So Nervous! Jogs W. Sue 1 Hate To Run! Soccer Den Letlt End; Tmans Eng Scot Grnd Cnyn; Gold « W H, SUPERTRAMP! Dinner For Cptms, DV LB; Sue Jen LB MW KP CF CW PL; Mom, Dad; Very Special Times With Jim Linda Donna: MyATFAB-ET V Ltn Gates 10 82 CD LI82CDLB I 81-82Kp LI83 Steve's Apt - TEVEKLCDLSPHBRJK- Has It Been A Long Time? Painting LI-9 in a car CFTEKOLHCB - LGTSJ RKBVG 1-2 Lib AccLL Crazy L L-AlwaysS S's Friends Now Mine Thankx Steve! Tim Doyon: Night in Hatchback fo Vegas Rut LI Party 1981 scalmp hammered Pelkey Hale strung out Lit Rollover in Rutledges Truuck wassted Lil Toot 78 in Night In the Woods with Pelky Hals McReynolds Benoit (Dustin) Exams Susan Ducham: Soccer, Ski Team 81-82, Reach-out, HUCKINS, Campin-Out, WA Firsts , GIRLS STATE, Egg-Mobile, FRANCE, Tuckermans, Rocky Horror, Car Steal, Canoe Trip, SPECIAL FRIENDS- BDMWKPJFMW SPECIAL TIMES WITH JOSE!'! Evan Dugan: The Journey must continue, its time to ramble on. THANX to FRIENDS: you know who you are. LOVE to my FAMILY, and JM, who helps me get by. REMEMBER: Study sessions, DUDES at PALY and of '83, and good times. LATER. Paige Dunlap: Dormies! Esp ABSCTELZCDCBMAMDLCAK Ride em cowboy, Yeeha! OD in Hartford! Who Yipped? Pigs heart Montreal Church Southern Comfort! Prince Whdgat? Talk to me! White or chocolate? masalama!!! CLASS PARTIERS: Above: Brenda Hale and Michael Pelkey; SAYS MOST, THINKS LEAST: Right: Michael Walker and Cyndi Emmons CLASS CLOW'NS: Top Right: John Ranney and Michele Lote. CLASS PESSIMIST: Opp. Top Right: Louis Dan-iele and Karla Boemig 46 Connie Darrel Cynthia Delworth Crystal Dennison Michael Derosier Matthew DeWaard Brenda Diefenbach Linda Donna Carole Douglas Timothy Doyon Susan Ducham Evan Dugan Paige Dunlap 47 48 Caroline Dussault Duane Easter Elizabeth Edney Vincent Egizi Theresa Elias Christopher Ely Erma Emery Cynthia Emmons Lars Erickson Mark Fielder Rodney Fillion Cheryl Fisher Caroline Dussault: FH1 2 CC2 .3 Tiack 1-4 TCapt 4 FC2-4 Band 1 RachOut 1-4 Soccer 3 4 YB4 T FCLamps 81 NY Feb 82 Quebec '82 KLLSCP Ltn-Sam L.I.wkd '83 Skiing-Bill Denise KMDLDWLDBD Cape Cod 82 OREOS Where Are We? Bdays Duane Faster: RJIGHT! Golf Team Gimme Chew Citizens SC in Portland MYF Trips Rock-A Thon Movies in Littleton Winter Carnivals In Search of a Clue JR-Still the wrong side’ Great Friends! Elizabeth Edney: Friends! LUV U PT So Shy. Teachers: Thanks! Really? Florida-82. Boston Tennis. Clubs CASP VACATIONS!! SUN LOVE TO MY FAMILY - THANKS FOR EVERYTHING!! Vince Egizi: Track 81-4 Thanx Mr Frey M D Gary How Do Yo Know? Soccer QFmals ALLSTATE COJBJTDBEBAOTEPR (DR W) HDMALD2 KMMeatfoot-Cone-Citzyfly. England-France Gill) Latengts a Dorm. Party-Rob. Tim. Linda. New Yr; Sorry BW SONDRA FOR EVER I-CR Theresa Elias: Ma St Dad-THANX!-LD s-Bash CB KO TE = TROUBLE! Slap me’-BBB GAFFS-NOB= NSC. Holiday-48. Oink. SB's. LI. ROCKY HORROR. DORMJES 8234. soccer. C SR. Cheer. Montreal, Merci = trach. COKE? After 12, MT. BEA5TO!. NY. RWTALB, 1984!! Chris Ely: THE STANG grassfires Coles Johnies 82 Munchies pierced ear home Ellen s Jay's Frvdays TJ Camaro Foos Chris it Kevin who? Scott and Thor Filling Holes PARTIES smokin Lad DORMIES Luv Ya Tammy Thanks to Mom St Dad Erma Emery: Chapel with Sue. Getting lost in Bradford with George and Dolly working in the Hilltopper Shop with Mrs Tessier MCD's Drive thru Dolly Loverboy on the grill We the Perfect People All my Love Mom and Dad 84 1 Cindy Emmons: River Road TBLCTSCDSCSFJM THERINK Skateland Jeame Andy Frog Burlington RFTMMLDGBGBMJW Coles Partying w TJKLCHPF John Corbie Friends Always Cathe NAB MOM it LARRY DAD it LINDA LOVE YOU ALL!!' ALL MY LOVE TO JOHN' Mark Fielder: Golf Austin Healy 'Firebird ' Bill Road Trip Danm His Weights George Wishful Jay Rose. Mike U2 Spring Break '83 fun family Rodney Fillion: Cabin Wardens Skiing Lodge Maverick Boys TMDGSJBGBMCEDMTWRPMPKNML Girls PRSBKMTRLFCEAMSD J-N-L Coles Scrub Fires Joes Pond Bud 4th July All My Love To Lori L THANKS MOM and DAD Cheryl Fisher: SKI LD-CDR, Jf-L. JF-L. TA-NaCISHMW Duke Hv a cooky? F-H GPLV Hi dc R CKluaOuzW'n LzagtrAA Ml- u re buzd!' Mich-w 'LHK Oetal-prtys TCMKJS Herrick's (FFR. Stan. Jm) West Grtn-wd. bsd. fit. s. Brth Luv 2 Fmly mcphbdaCPFrRtBio BEST ACTOR ACTRESS: Opp. Top: Ben Blankinship and Kris Classen; CLASS OPTIMISTS: Opp. Bottom: Vinny Egizi and Gloria Petty; CLASS ATHLETES: Top Left: Tammy Armour and Michael Lavigne; CLASS MUSICIANS: Above: Renee Loranger and Stephen Pezdirtz. 49 Boy, How Time Flies! Remember These . . . Lisa Fitch: BORDER 10 30 81, WHATEVER!? PROMISE, Later Tools, CAN-VAN, esp. NealDAVE Sir Q , Camp Nellie, GottaLuvIt! Pattie s Pubes , Wedgewood W Tyler, 82 HD, Paul, Step, Mt. Katahdin, Luv Ya Tim Eric Dezell, CC, FRANCE, MIKE DANIELE.. Dan Forthun: All my Love to Larraine Jerry's Birthday , Waterford Springs Thanks to Mrs. Johnson, Thanks to Mrs. Kimball Charles Fortin: Saint Johnsbury Academy is No. 1 Because of the Teaching Staff. I've had a great time of learning here, and I hope there are more good times for others who come to the Academy. Shawn Foster: TRACK 1,2 French Club 124Pres4 Yearbook?4 Astron. HEY LECH! call-800-TUP-LECH! I WASN'T BOWLING!!! BICKUS DICKUS! Scholar's Bowl, 4 B Bowling, 24 Computer 1-4 See ya Sometime! Sue Foster: SUEZ thmile TS, TB, JM, KB Little girlll! Brooksy Keybubble!!! 1 Imagine! Biology'82 Poms TerriBob Jack Hot Chocolate KASFBCTS=Party!! Mom Dad Nuggets Sweet time with KEWE Lvve ya Keith F.U.R! Are you owiny? Rick Francis: Party Hardy! Luv Green! Alexandria the Great Coles Comerford Highpoint Filling Holes High Times nighttime Chases Mid-Night Bombfire LEAVE MY SISTER ALONE! FO Wrastling with GB! Dick losing weight Monica S Patti Frigon: Hi Ty, Dormies at Tinker House w Blanket Permission Hey Fitch, Study Your Pubes! Gumbi don't say Damn it I Love MM I Love 85! Burlington w Mustang Baha Mr. Bill Ho Class April Parties E.T. Don't Pecan Me By Jennie Fuehrer: Peacham, PARADOX, Amy, SOCCER, Skiing w TACFLD, Camping81 w BD SDJSPLRL, ENG-SCOT w BD, PTsPie, NewYrs82, Prom83, Cornfields w KP, Hitchhikers, DinnerFor4, Best BuddiesMWKP, MW'KPSDBDTACWMWMLAPCFLDTA, Chuck, My Family Chandra Gerson: Party Time! Mom-adi My luv Fausty Crunch, Crucnh NY Lives! Andy N Heather Dogs n Maple Syrup! Brantview guys Luv ya all Ron Oh Yeah! Snow Buddy! Luv Ya Hun! Dave COOKIES! Hey You! Christa Hey Baby! Bye! Lisa Gladstone: Remember all those times 81-82 DG NC BC SM RW MF MB ! !! chances. ET!TS CD JD ! Don't give up Nance! Thanx St. JA Thank you Mom Thank you Dad-Love you both Thank you Mom 4-Dad B Always-I love you Marc Georgia Glode: Best Friend Jamet S., Accidents w Crash, Parkiin', Sorrells Farm Boy, Summer of 83, GMC, D)V), D)P) Rumors, CV Fair, Love ya R.G.C. 50 Lisa Fitch Daniel Forthun Charles Fortin Shawn Foster Susan Foster Richard Francis Patricia Frigon Jennie Fuehrer Chandra Gerson Steven Gingras Lisa Gladstone Georgia Glode I 51 52 Kenneth Goss Philip Greenwood Billy Hale Brenda Hale Peter Hammer Elisa Handy Renate Haselton Rita Haselton Peter Helprin Debra Houde Sherry Jenkins Ronald Keifer Kenneth Goss: New Flag dedication ten hup, right face, HUH!? Bowling a 207 Dave's not here English class winning the $75 G.C. 741069! Enjoy the PG, KM! JMRLBSPKKSBD Lunch and study with PK summers with LN in Mass. Billy Hale: Trip to Montpelier,Rush, Crash of '82,Double Levels,JDH,Road Hunting in 83,Parties at TownFarm,Ziab,Quwize,Trips to Burke,High Point, The Hose,TR,MP,AH,snowmobiling,Motorcycling, and Last my Love for MariLyn Brenda Hale: Frosh Yr w CDRL Amies Coles Comerford Road Trips w Rosie! (Igattago) Denise Rosemilk(my House is on Fire!) Def Lep 6 9 83 Campouts? Good times w Bill 3 1983 Partyin w RLCDLMDBLRDABP ALL MU LOVE TO BILL! Peter Hammer: Lmbgni H7 ,SFBayArea La,CA, CaracasVenw.Bruzuals, HasItBeenA LongTime? , CubaLibre,Senor,S SD(GMWS),Concerts, MexCnsion, Rach,Soccer,Ski Team,Tennis!,Hoveys,PanteVedra,Moo-se(NHS),Newf, Montana?Student,ClsFl984 Elisa Handy: Trip to Mass!(Bolo)MarthBBJ-FOREVER! Tents-5 14 83 Partying in the cemetary w Kit,Cher-BostonHRO Brad.s Commin to Field-Hockey-Loteygo-go PRTCONDBCKLCCE'To all my friends,thanks! Mom,Dad,Sul, Jen,Sam-LOVE YA! Peter Helprin: ROCKTOBER HARTFORD G.D. White Mountains 2 5 Good Luck Lars, Lorin, TC, Zub, Ben, Grass, Castleton College Weekend Students Sherry Jenkins: Pad 11 20 83 Dimples! 17 St.MarySt. with Paul B-Party at Jans 77-Waterford LC TT CS one Sat. night my good friends SL,TT,KB,DB,TH 10 24 81-Herman Bob-getting stuck in the snow! KID! ALLMYLOVETOPAULD! SLD Ron Keifer: Good Luck to all my good friends in Brantview. Long Live Rock and Roll!(Rainbow) Also, Best Wiishes to all of the beautiful girls, girls, girls, girls,.out there! James Kendall: The Lamp with Brian and the gang. France 4 84 Math League supper meetings APPhysics with Brian and Vinny. Mr. C's Calculus. Hi Jen Good Gravy Thank you Mom and Dad Cvndi Kenney: 7 21 82 DR,bowling alley hubie moon farmboy RRB 4 17 81 MP Peepoles Lundonville w TBSF KAS1E T. IGBRATSCKSP-FALbDeSf my arm is caught Davy bubble hornybee SLSMKW LOVE AND THANKS TO MOM AND DAD LOVE YA DAVID Jeremy Kimball: SOCCER84 13-2-l -TUF-NlCETOE-BobsCarage-Butte-NightsOsafah TheSHAFT-JrYrAbroad-PoliceMontreal-Burglars?-Ryan-Boy-TOUGHBUY-Initials- RockyHorror,15?-Bahamas-DBandCW (ERandSD)-Work??-1984-Kindofthings!-6 4 84 Hella Krinsky: KYFHlNoNoNan,LucMl234StudCoun Paper34Hello Dolly! WestSide-VPres.WCarni,LI. Weekend UVM, VC,NY.AdeneeSkuil, DuckCover,Pyso.w ChrisB.KAC, KitCOOD LUCK STEVENR.N.O-Iiverl5-ABBA IMA LUV-U. THANKS JHC Brian Laferriere: Every Afternoon in Yearbook room Birthday Dead Zone Band Football haltime shows skating in Monroe Casablanca after 82 State Game Work at Poulos' Math League Renee,Beth Squared(W and B), Jim, Jeff, Tina Sylvia LaMontagne: Good times with CP,CD,SB,KM,BB,CK,SM,SS,LH,SJ. August 8th, Summer of 82 Weekends Crusing with Tom, Maine, Boston D-W CP,DC,LH. Buba. Sliding on skis MK RK Rocky Acres' Ray - Ray All my Love Tom Michael Lavigne: Proms!?; Thumbs up; Always Being on Time!; It was probably me; Rides with Walker; France '84; LI GAME '83; Freeze-Outs; Barbeques; in search of a clue, buddy, buddy. Bryan LePlanc: SS,CE,Andy. LaChance, Known Ron since age 1.Parties at Cole's Highpoint, etc.AerosmithConcert w Tom,StGeorge,Gendron,SMY-FinN.Y.'82;Britain '83 and France'84.Mu dog Tag and Love to Mom, Dad, Greg and Tom Cindly Lee: 83 Juniors won Carnival floor hockey 84 my truck class. Rusty C. and Mike P. Lisa Legendre: Lmbgni;Chapbud; Chucky,timecap; cosmic ; Corky, CF I, pot shots MERRYXMAS; USHist.)+ - ?!; Scales,Montana;French4Bho-ponMain; LI83 9inacar teeheehee;CALC!Gloria-Gilles; Buddy Water ; 2RLBLPHPWBHLD THANKS MOM! Out A' Towners When most people think about the people who enroll in the Academy, there are two obvious categories — the Dormies and the Townies. However, there is another category that hasn't been recognized — the students from surrounding areas. These areas include Waterford, Monroe, Lunenburg, Barnet, Peacham, Passumpsic, Danville, Gilman, Walden, Mclndoes Falls, Burke, and yes, even Lyndon! Townies and dormies alike don't realize the contribution that these people make to this institution. These students make up a large part of the honor roll and the athletic teams. Unfortunately, few people appreciate the effort that these students put in to becoming a part of our school life. During some of the worst winter storms, they try their best to make it to school, sometimes at a great risk. Congratulations guys! We want you to know you aren't forgotten. If one wintry morning, you wake up and think you won't be missed, YOU'RE WRONG! We need you! Below Left: Jackie Martin steps off her bus from Monroe; Below: Stephanie Sachse is caught by surprise by Mr. Vinton's camera in front of her home in Lower Waterford; Right: Paul Racenet arrives at school after driving from Passumpsic; Below Right: Sean Sawyer is late as usual from East Burke. James Kendall Cynthia Kenney Jeremy Kimball Paul Koster Mark Krause Hella Krinsky Brian Laferriere Sylvia LaMontagne Michael Lavigne Bryan LeBlanc Cindy Lee Lisa Legendre 55 56 Roseanna Lcmieux Karen Lesko Renee Loranger Michele Lote Richard Lyon Dan MacMahan Lisa Magoon Timothy Magoon Christian Martin Jacqueline Martin Allen Mathews Robert Maurais Senioritis Revived! We all knew “senioritis was running rampant again when Mr. Mayo announced that 77 seniors had received 130 warnings for the first marking period — an all-time record! Senioritis is a contagious disease that students contract when they realize they are king of the moutain. The symptoms include not bothering to do homework, skipping school, skipping classes, fooling around in classes, etc. — not taking academics seriously. They don't seem to realize that you can fail your senior year, and not graduate. Although Mr. Mayo continuously emphasizes this point, some seniors completely block it out. You can't blame them for wanting to have fun during their last year, but 130 warnings is a bit ridiculous. Of course, we all know participating in in athletics and having parties are more interesting than homework, but must they dominate your whole life? When you walk up to get your diploma on graduation day, wouldn't it be nice to be wearing a gold tassel or perhaps even a gold braid? So, remember seniors, you haven't graduated yet! Rosie Lemieux: Fros Yr!D-nite9148lVEGAAllThoseCampouts?Coles! BrinksWallSIT RoadtripsKINKSCrystaBBren Goodtimes' BHCDLMLR BPBBDATSDBDPccLLJlPEEnMROOSA SatRitulMOTXBro Mi-chael.. .ThanxDaddyLovUMommu!MyBaby,TomWUV U Forever!!! Karen Lesko: Soccer, Track-St. Champs 81,Skiteam,X-C,Quebec w CDLSGP,LI weekend-LD-babysitting,Summer83,Hampton Beach, w.KS,Forlk,Sam,Littleton, Chelms.GFNY'Where are we now? ,blondie, Bdays, PWKMLLRLTABDSDJFMWKPmLCFDHCM. Renee Loranger: Great times with great friends:Lisa, Brian, Tina Jeff! Halftime-Mr Z's — Aimee likes Pizza! H20 Jacket Commercial 82 Champs Casablanca England Scotland 83 Thanks Mom! Lester Wisdom Teeth at Xmas!! Michele Lote: ColesPond Mainie, OreosCDPK F'HockeyGPSBSD S'ballTA, BandVG, JW Mr. Heald.Mr. Hegarty,AsiaRM,G'tonLDCFyour buzzed LNLRDMBCLMLHBHRLKL Friends WHAT!SPLASHCRASH SPLATgoodgravy,DADRyanl 26 83, MARTY,MUTT and JEff Richard Lyon: FootballSTATE CHAMPS82 LI Weekend 82-83,BBall withMrClark,3yr Sopy;inx?Stealing3rd,Drive-In New Years80-83,We Wal ked!,Burglars? Movies maine83crackinglobsters,for-mwptrstrml-TAAF-parents,row-luv ya Amy!! Dan MacMahan: Comerford Bills Jon 83 Senior P. 83 , foosball,foot-bal 83'' Hunting, Ice fishing. Canoeing Trips, TAMMY A,LISA B,ROSE L, BILL B, MARK F, MIKE H AND FAMILY Lisa Magoon: 81683 Vega Camping Out? D-Night Shadow LRRLTR MCCDKBFHTSDMNGBH BBDBMLDUKEBLSATRITCoes Mehahead Wagon BeachedRacesFrksBugBloTheBngRUGreen? LADLOVE YOU MOM-DAD Alpine slide Asia Reality I LOVE YOU WILLY FOREVER!! Tim Magoon: Stiles, Comerfored, The Lodge mere Best Friends-RFDGBGRPMLCEMPJWMASBLFJSHT-Wardens Pond Campouts Cabin-FIRE!-Scrub-River Road Coles Katonah Maverick Michelle Danville McNuggets Camp Thank you Mom Dad BUTSONS Chris Martin: If the sun refuse to shine 1 don't mind If the mountains fell in the sea let it be You can leave if you want to we're just jamming JIMI JAM Jacqueline Martin: Biology '82 M-M Hi R Mr. M's PP Class-SF,TS,CA,KM, TB England Scotland '83-Becky-IDK LOVE YA MOM DAD! STUDY MODS 13 14 Hot Chocolate!7 15 83 8 22 83!! June of '86!! — I LOVE YOU PETER!!! Opp. Jeremy Kimball studies a slide in AP Biology; Top: Troy Ruggles actually seems to be paying attention in class, rather than showing any Senioritis tendencies; Left: Lorin Whiteley has a Coke and a smile; Above: Paul Miller is taken by surprise on the Mt. Adams hike. 57 Off Below: Rita Haselton patiently works on the index for the yearbook; Right: Vinny Egizi is finally given the opportunity to eat his lunch on the Mt. Adams hike; Opp. Top: Jamie Tanguay uses a digital timer for his physics lab. Bot. Right: Andy Boehlke gets his knapsack in the most comfortable position as possible for the long hike up Mt. Adams; Opp. Bottom: Peter Hammer seems to be enjoying Professor Gaylord's rendition of the Miller's Tale . Karen Mayhew: CheerHHpThumbUpRRCheerUpBubblesTonka: JD 9 26 81 ChickFG; Pwrline EGTNT; PTLsSHBR; Park3am-SHPLTL; m-mXmasPBM; ABsStraw'vberries; LI 9inacar ; S3 CDKLLtnCupThis; EBDC; MrMPPC; PRDTBAVADSBED R BRCmfdLUVTHATA; LYLAS (K) TIM Bill McCarthy: Camping' 83 Summer '82 Football (Champs) - The Big Push-Karen's Gift Bickus Dickus SKUNK! Carnival 81-82 Thief new Years '82 Big Mac Manon, Great Arguments Surf Club Variety Day T.D. J.B. Ben Chow1 DCSF Carl J. McRevnolds: Pelks Party 1 2, 8283Nol 67Camero, No2 Olds 442, Bronco Boom Boom Pick Up, Line 4 Gears on Ma In, Racing at Littleton with LR, ML, RC, Race with Cole, Quarter Mile, to Sharon with Luv Oct. 8 83, Luv ya Mom Glen Paul Miller: HveAGrtTimeFrThRestofYrLife, Ihavejustbegun, Dead Weekend in Hartford, Miller time. Cracker, Lisa, Tiff and more to come, Brantview Pooly, Chip, FRANKlBonnie, Eric, THE BEST DAYS of life, Hot Tub ACTION!, Later Susan Morris: Being w’ith Dale Thanks to Mom, Dad, Bobby and Timmy. Good Luck to All my friends. Great times in sewing class. Class of 84 2 Hilltopper Shop; With Mrs. Tessier. Chapel with Erma. Luv yah Dale Kelly Muzzey: Rocking Steady for ever Lucy Sky Diamonds White Dove Living it up at Styles, Sign of the Zodiac in the Navy Now my great trip to Canada. Bad Company KSTLSTCK in Math special thanks to Mr. Aja — he helped he Kitty O'Connor: Mom Dad GUMBI Afterl2riots Montreal TICKLEmePINK LH, CB, TE, CF, KC, CM (SQUEAK) Irish Rover FieldHockHolidays48 Der-k Eric Xenons Rocky Hi! Transvestite JayBaby Busted Take 3No Gaffs NoN-ukes What?NO Jeans Dorm 84 58 Karen Mayhew William McCarthy Jay McReynolds Donald Merchand Dorinda Michaud Raymond Miligi Paul Miller Susan Morris Daniel Moulton Kelly Muzzy Kitty O'Connor Paul Ossenbruggen 59 60 Rodney Page Alexander Palacios Alexandra Pease Michael Pelkey David Pendergrass Barbara Penniman Craig Perkins Timothy Persons Karen Pessini Gloria Petty Stephen Pezdirtz Toby Mills -BEIRUT DEATH TOLL AT 146 AMERICANS; FRENCH CASUALTIES RISE IN BOMBINGS; REAG AN INSISTS MARINES WILL REM Am “weans to an End s e V % nrQ :allout from a TV Attack x V yr - 3 v '� U v iTliOrhir- ) Hv—■— o Nation Ifier all the hype. The Day After raised more questions than it answered Heading Off a Irafat and his enemies. vree to a withdrawal M Alex Palacios: Ggates,0's.Jerro, Tizonperizona.PachPal, Fel, Soccerugy, TonyPele nikratanandanarel, Maeval,Denis82,StJBview, Socc,H7,Hamm-Cost, JuanChingJosChuc PeteBob,Pedas;G:Gahsuetamkarbremich L.i-sastrgl'L.Jen Luv Sis n' Par! M. Pelkey: Cruising to Montpelier TR-Cziab-Quwize TB Barkerave.R-DABD-Hunting BH Comerford FUDA Racing Rusty to my House. 1983 out running cops. RC Cruising Main Street BHTRCHGAN. Party Hardty--—Thanks to all my Friends David Pendergrass: Hartford with TPPBBI.E we go ya Redfish VW W o clutch Grateful Dead3 Octl4,15,Dec3junel8withPH The only good heads a dead head 82Champs83Picked SoLong Brad Barbara Penniman: Freshamen Year Camping KPDABHTSRLCD hitch hiking w KPDA Florida w KP Whiteface Prom 3Pits senior Party Summer 81 FF Concert w RLLm2? ArtlSkiing-DA-inthebackseat 18 BH Oct-Fcst! and Tom Tom Tom Tom Tom Tom! Craig Perkins: At Tank Back Deck Ski Team New Years 81 82 83 Home Movies At Richs LI 81 83 Rathons Toot Beer Monopoly Tennis NYC LTLTN Cook Out At Ruggles Band Touring The Long Night Head Lights The Gang PWPRIRTRPTRSAD Tim Persons: Best of Luck to All! and to all a fulfilling and happy future!!!!!! Karen Pessini: EWI,10 31 81-LF, BstFriendsSMVVJF,myhunks5 27 82, slumber8 15,7 l4 Ll'82?,Robsl l 82,Prom, CA83,hitchiker,WBBB,PT-pie,MWDVRLCWMLEDSDLBTA,MW coat?,cornfld JF, soccerAS,wknd Rl'Oniondip Alex? DMDL 4seasons ESP KEVIN Gloria Petty: Mike Fr.TripsLSKLCD Adam-zonks-again,Prom LIS-cout,RLHHFHDP SCROGGIN W KM,LF-gym RIP,ZIP,GLO,TTT' Fami-ly'Mark? Buns Fish!! Nuggest Wiggia Robillards-smileKFEADC Spot' FHockeyCFML Love Ya-KRDS,VEGE,Thanx Ma Stephen Pezdirtz: The Band rm gang! Always like this never like that! Brian Naatz (Dude) Ben,fig,JoesLynn, Previous Seniors MG BF Present Seniors DC,TC,TP, Jammin with the group,Bones,Dan,Howard,Ben!? Thanks Mom Dad Kris Toby Mills: scout jeep 4x4 comerford Coles Pond L.Gates DMSJBMTMJWRFDGBD GJSDACDCBRLP MCHLRDHPR snowstorm in Peachani VT Harvey's Party's Burke Mt. Houch.spot, New Year's week 1984 VH Ozzy Page Rhoads flying high again 61 Carmen Pilette: Mom, Dad, Ray, Mark, Tina, and B, I Luv U! MomB, DadB, Matt, Ricky, Kate, Tony, Sue, Mary, Joe, Lil Joe I Luv U Too! BFA INSHDSLC CKRPPRPPP TDDFH STJ KBSMMDPM BPCGPTKMSS COLES! Johnnies Burl. Nov 30, 1983 Most of all Brian! Ray Pilette: Karla, FSTW Karla IceCreamShop 6 29 83FuryVW VVar-densW RF, DG, TM, MP, BG, KM, BM, GrotonPondw Karla 7 4 83 KB, Lyndon, Race, Track, Dam, w Karla Coles Pond Comerford Bus-t Andy Staw PPP TABDDPJJ SThanks Mom . Dad for everything MainStin StJ Alan Potter: B E at Bobs Football 82,83 Muddiving Flog the Hog! New Years at Tich Winter Carnival DUMWRSPTRL TRJBDEM LSDKPMW LBTEGBMA Lisa Terri LI WEEKEND 83 Busshots WHADDYA SERIOUS? Clouatre Univ of Miami INSEARCH OFA-CLUE Anna Priest: Great years we had! Renate Haselton great friend! Mr. Golden Great Teacher and Friend! Lars Erickson too an great actor! Have Fun! Mrs. Stanton I will miss you! take care. Mr. Swartz Thanks for being a friend Mike Quimby: Auto Shop I II, Tom Moore, Eddie, Tiim, Karen (6 7 81). Peacham-July 4 '81, '82, '83, AD LL-7 82.111 Racing, Yamaha, 400 Special, Snowmobiling, Deer Hunting Canoe Trip, Cannonball, Yeggs, MacDonalds, Mickey, Kentucky, Army!!!! Paul Racenet: STATE CHAMPS F-BALL '82! LI'83 Peter, John, Vinny, TRACK CHAMPS! College fair Waterbury exit Alan BFA B-ball Mike KUA 60 yds Lutherans NHS Alaska Henry Volleyball Moses Slip Winter Carnival Fun times w friends Laurie Racine: 11 29 81 Boston Softball field, spurmanent, dice, splashcrash splat, homemovies, WRONG!, Boolover, Hoghmongus, Sat ritual, S'ball-circusact TA beeched, LM WR, MC TL, ML anybody, DP, DB-AND ALL MY LOVE TO HUGH FOREVER!! Todd Rainville: April 21983to eternityLove for Loni Always mustang hill JB Toothless Mommy, Barfy, Harveys Lake, Bad Popcorn, Big W:, Bugs LoniLearns Lesson JN Golfing with Grass Loretta MB Nice Cold Michelob with Sharyl LONI John Ranney: Football State Champs 82: Basketball, Track, Tr. 7 11 17 81, Cit. Bank Team, Feb. Vac. Stew MVP, Great Times with STew, Wing, Waldo, Craig, Duane Long Island Game Hi Up There. Good Times with the Guys and Friends. Kevin Reed: happy TRAILS to you! down with N.O.B.S! NORMAL! Lucy in the Skv with Diamonds Aimee: DO IT UP! Ron: I AINT DOIN NOTHIN! Dave: RADICAL! Heather: WOW! Led Zeppelin: GOOD TIMES BAD TIMES, BOY am I gonna PARTY!! Barry Renfro: VLO B E Quarry USMMA? Deadlines! Deadlines! All-workand noplay makeBarry adullboy, so Devo, B52s, King Crimson, Talking Heads, Vonnegut Heinlein, Latenite Bullsessionsw Mike. KO'C-St. Pauligirl LV-Made foreachother Chuck Richards: WELLA BASAMb. ARRMA QUARRYSLEEP OVERSHOWABOU CHA! CHIANG (BUNGO) Theswith cisonLou (Yaquiways) Elairsand Bugles TripstoBurl. WRONG! Soccer practices (Hungovermaybe?) Ovibovtiblew jib? AllMyLife: ELLEN THANKS DAD, MOM' , Favorites In '84! This year we have renewed the tradition of Favorites. They are somewhat like superlatives, because they are voted on by the senior class. These Favorites include categories like Photo Not I Photo Not Available I Available Favorite Actor Actress , Favorite Food , Favorite Rock Group , and more. Looking back at former yearbooks, we see that the favorites haven't changed that much. Old standards like Pizza continue to make the list, but of course new people are chosen for actors, singers, etc., as time goes by. If you happen to look at an old yearbook and you see the former favorites, you are liable to start laughing. You ask yourself what kind of students could have picked such people. Yet, some day, you will be cleaning your closet (how long has it been?) and you will run across your old yearbook. At that time, you will wonder how you could have picked that person, and realize that things do change — for better or for worse. Left: Ben Blankenship, lead singer of Armageddon , performs for the January dance sponsored by the Student Council; Below Left: Tim Doyon works on the diesel engines donated by St. Johnsbury Trucking Co. for the new diesel engine class; Below Right: Cindy Emmons spends her study hall in the Library to catch up on some reading. FAVORITE SONG: 1) Cum On Feel The Noize 2) Total Eclipse Of The Heart 3) Every Breath You Take; FAVORITE ALBUM: 1) Pyromania 2) Synchronicity 3) Thriller FAVORITE MALE SINGER: 1) Michael Jackson 2) Rick Springfield 3) John Cougar Mellencamp; FAVORITE FEMALE SINGER: 1) Pat Benatar 2) Stevie Nicks 3) Bonnie Tyler; FAVORITE ROCK GROUP: 1) The Police 2) Def Leppard 3) Loverboy. Carmen Pilette Raymond Pilette Alan Potter Anna Priest Michael Quimby Paul Racenet Laurie Racine Todd Rainville John Ranney Kevin Reed Barry Renfro Charles Richards 63 Joanne Ruby Troy Ruggles George Russell Gina Russo Jonathan Ryan Stephanie Sachse Shawn Sawyer William Scharadin Stephen Shattuck Ronald Smith Margaret Stearns Tonya Stebelus FAVORITE T.V. PROGRAM: 1) General Hospital 2) Magnum P.I. 3) M A� S H; FAVORITE MOVIE: 1) Risky Business 2) An Officer And A Gentleman 3) Stripes; FAVORITE ACTOR: 1) Tom Cruise 2) Richard Gere 3) Clint Eastwood; FAVORITE ACTRESS: 1) Meryl Streep 2) Lin da Evans 3) Natassia Kinsky; FAVORITE COMEDIAN: 1) Eddie Murphy 2) Richard Pryor 3) George Carlin. Below: Sylvia LaMontagne and Sherry Jenkins watch and enjoy the music presented by the Plymouth State College Company ; Bottom: Rusty Colbeth spends his afternoons working at the Shop Save Grocery store in St. J. Center; Right: Paul Toney and Ron Smith get ready for a day of school and find a mysterious note on Paul's locker door; Bot. Right: Jamie Tanguay enjoys french fries (a senior favorite) for lunch; Far Right: Kitty O'Connor rushes to the dorm every day to watch another one of the senior favorites — General Hospital. Joanne Michelle Ruby: Jim's Camp TJP HER PMR DJH KMF KC SBD It's nice to be important but it's important to be nice. Cheering Fieldhockey Trips to Rutland Oct. 12-16 83 Keep flirting Thanx to the Fielders Thanx to Mom Dad. Troy Ruggles: Homemovies New Years 19818283 MSMCookout Chucks House LlWeekends WinterCarnival 818283 MSEFD Goodtimes DUN-DUNDUNDA LIB Parties BB band ART PT Redlights Reliance ElecA-LAN5 Friends dVpTrSaPcPr LmLmWIBmWxPl FtAsBcWIGtEbP G. George Russell: Soccer 83-84w Mr. C KLShoes Skiing4yrs w Nitch, SdBd Llwknds Burglar? H7Flip Texas TrigBlowOut HiChoy Mouse Concerts Celise Ticky Baseball 4yrsa Karen B. TP Treefarming Friends Serious institution UVM Laduh! Gina Russo: International Club-Italy 4 81 Scotland-England 4 83 GRADUATION!! Stephanie Sachse: Thanz to JHC and RAR AP Chemistry. Good times with Sean, Renee and Brian. Math League, Lyceum, Field Hockey, Student! It's Only a Bone Bruise!? Thank you every one for all the Memories!! Miss ya. Sean Sawyer: Importanceof Being Earnest DRWestSide StoryWinter '83ju-lie QuebecFrC Brescia Computers Sondra Student MrCFond Memo-ries-Hella AndoverSummer SessAcademy TraditionSEMPERD ISCENS Ties Thanks-Mr DMrBMrNMrs. B StephGinaCarol '84 Bill Scharadin: Capri Charger Tubes and skis busted '83 LN Kim HG 2:30 AM Talking Heads Two Roads diverged in the woods and I took the one less taken and that is all that matters Frost Airport Bang on the drum THE END Steve Shattuck: Comerford High POint Coles Pond Four Wheelin with Allen Freezing in building trades auto shop with Brian, Mottocross Yamaha 1 Foosball hunting in 83 Mike Chris Rusty Garth Allen Thanks Mom and Dad Ronald Smith: Baseball New Years Eve Cook out at Troy's Chuck's House B .E At Russell's House Montreal Maine Rec Softball P2 Reachout Hunting Camp Bike Hike the Best friends anyone could ask for PET RL TR AP CP BL Margaret Stearns: to the times of just passing classes and being able to say through the ups and downs I survivded. Also to being able to have enough confidence in the candy cane contest to beat a teacher to the end. Tonya Stebelus: 'Cause it was all red BUS BUST with Karka D-Night LG NC RL CD KP LM BD SF JM DA BH POMS Field H. Frank.............! The Gang PWE-LMB Gates KCM! Love my family: Grumpa! IS THAT MINE? I LOVE YOU TOM! 12 1 82 65 Teresa Sullivan: Terri Suez and Kewe Great times I love you Both’.TH-ANKS for all the great times in ST Jay Jackie M. Keyboble. Nov.20 1981,Dec24,1981 I LOVE YOU BOB, You've changed my life! LOVE YOU MOM AND DAD! Lorraine Syivain: Finally! Jr.Winter Carnival f.h 2g's VSOC-CERw Mr.C's Mr.T Canada!! Bathroom, LDsaying'Hasitbeenalong-time Mr.C'sundercoratcd all the heart-heart LAST MODIOW Sherri thanks GPCDKLTALDLB ALSO MDDRRP J TO Jamie Tanguay: X-Country 'Defeet Track 1 VE E1MAJ BOZO' JT on skis? Duster' Adams Goodtimesw M BVEPWJ RAOCO JBCWPWTR LN Doc W Crazy GS Matata S S VE pass me a soda ' Academy 1 Busy sis Thanks Mom . Dad Always Manon Paul Toney: Breakin into Russels Cookout At Ruggles Drive in REACH OUT '87 Freshaman Weekend CHUCK SHOUSE Bike Hike Home Movie's at Rich's LI 3 New Year's CULINARY Montreal MAINE Hunting Season 81234 BONESTRRLACP Carolyn Towle: All of the secret jokes in the Lamp, Parties in the Math League Field Hockey2, Ski Teac 1,2 Teachers dedication to students, BL RL LL SS LH Thanks to Mom and Dad for your support. Dennis Veilleux: StateChamps82Co-Captw JB Montenegro w Julie!Jun-iorYearw Rob,EP,JR,DU,JEWhat are you kidding me? You don’t have to Pinch It? Wise Bird Keys Summer w Jopdy Dinner for Capt.BD.LB BEST TIMES OF ALL W LISA Michael Walker: 11 26 82 A forbidden Love WHOCARES? Letswalk 7Miles? BE, Jen; Watchthescreen!! 3 29 83Dessert Busshots State-Champs82-CD-DVRLCWJBMWKPSD Maine 83 w RLPTRSMB For who the Bell tolls Tina 5 4 82 Scott Warren: VW? Bugs and Rabbits cruising Main Street Shop and Save styles Comerford LI Weekend These are the best of times Rick BWN Katy Mary McDonalds Parking Lot one quarter East St Jays Field Have a Heiny Class '84 Chris Welsh: Footall State Champs 1982,$ () Arml983,Baseball w Mr.C, Midnight BB games, Hi Griends JFMWKPMWfML Jen's dog-it was huge Potter's P. Rich,Mike I walked,Lunch Mod 11 w A T Brenda-Know who you are- My Friends Lorin Whitely: Best of Luck to Marel, Gues What Pete Pendo Goin to the liquor store ;Tontu,Velcrew,My drinking Buddy! Rosie LI Weekend, Lisa Nancy, Dingleberry Baggage-Face, Moshka,Amy-BF, LUV U EROGENOUS PSYCHED FAVORITE HANGOUT: 1) Arcade 2) Courthouse Park 3) Dorms; FAVORITE PARTY: 1) Comerford 2) Coles Pond 3) High Point; FAVORITE FOOD: 1) Pizza 2) French Fries 3) Hot Fudge Sundae; FAVORITE LOCAL ROCK GROUP: 1) Fox 2) TANK 3) Glass Mountain. Top Left: Cheryl Fisher patiently waits in the cold fall weather for half time; Middle Left: Crystal Dennison inspects her work in Graphic Arts; Bottom Left: Christopher Leiendecker, a foreign exchange student, prepares for his first day of school; Below: Injured Chris Welsh watches a football game from the bench; Bottom: Ariella Kruger watching anxiously during the final moments of the St.J. vs. L.I. game. Teresa Sullivan Lorraine Sylvain Jamie Tanguay Paul Toney Carolyn Towle Dennis Veilleux Deborah Wakeham Michael Walker Bryan Ward Scott Warren Christopher Welsh Lorin Whiteley 67 Michelle Willey Patricia Williams Jeffrey Woodward Peter Wright First Family Michelle Willey: Honmey lover Best of Friends KPJF All the time my room Field Dinner for four Hitchhiker LBSDMWDVRLCWPT Florida Soccer Compw PM 7 4 80 The Fall Who's Jealous? Duckl. Mom dad Burlington Reach-Out Phonebooth HON! Patty Williams: X-C Bus rides Hollering at Hegarty Turtle Pick up your knees Thanks Dad Mom and all the gang Especially Teetse Surprizes! Dents Track cheating in practice most of all great friends Birdie Pretty Boy Jeff Woodward: Skiing Coles Comerford Lodge CERFDCTMTMMPB-HAHJABudCEMLTBLCSJ WARDENS CABIN WOODRID FLOUNDER !—CHARGER J J's THANKS MOM AND DAD Peter Wright: I'm serious! Basketball, Baseball, X-Country, Softball, Sucker!! Feb Vacation Stu, MVP, Oxbow Incident! Moses, Waldo, Slip-movies, “Hey Look Who's overthere , “Hello, who's this? Great times with the guys and friends!! 68 CLASS OFFICERS: Karen Pessini: Treasurer; Jennie Fuehrer: Secretary; Jon Ryan: President; Alex Palacios: Vice-President. Our Third Year Here Is The Hardest Yet Row 1: David Alveberg, Alan Richardson, Paul Astwood, Maria Shango, Terry Hatter, David Alspaugh, Matthew Ash, Sandra Begin, Calvin Belknap, Kelly Benoit; Row 2: Amy Bigelow, William Bissett, Christa Black, Carmen Beach, Lars Blumchen, Chris Bostic, Lance Braman, Manon Brewer, David Brill, Bobbi Spencer; Row 3: David Burke, Timothy Burke, Rodney Burrill, Kevin Carbone, Gary Carreau, Thomas Clemons, Stephen Clouatre, John Cloutier, Daniel Dussault, John Durrant. Top Right: Ellen Rideout experiments with an apparatus demonstrating centripetal force in physics class; Mid Right: Mark Edney prepares himself for a physics lab; Above: Bobbie Spencer furiously composes a paper in English class. 70 Row 1: Jean Ducham, Keith Donna, Stephanie Donaldson, Sarah Donaghy, Donald Desrochers, Dennis Desrochers, Wade Denio, Tabetha Daponte, Peter Dinsmore, Marit Danielson; Row 2: Robert Daniels, Anita Cushman, Danny Currier, Auburn Currier, John Crawford, Jeffrey Cox, Kara Costa, Margaret Colbeth, Mark Edney, Tracy Ely, Row 3: Michael Farmer, Arthur Farrow, Christina Fearon, Michael Fitch, John Flight, Paul Fontaine, Mitchell Fournier, Pamela Frigon, Gerry Frey, David Frye. Bottom Right: Senior Cheryl Fisher instructs Stephanie Donaldson on the use of a microscope; Mid Right: Paul Fontaine caught in a moment of profound thought. 71 Right: David Brill looks on as the Juniors recite their rousing cheer; Below: A group of Juniors give it their all in the class cheer; Bottom: Keith Donna helps tape a football game for the A.V. club; Top Mid: Mike Sullivan grins at the prospect of beating L.I.; Bottom Mid: Debbie Hayes smiles after a rousing performance of the cheerleaders during pep chapel; Opp Mid Left: David Gauthier pauses from checking hands during a variety day; Opp Far Bottom: Glenn Holderby takes notes during Mr. Higgs's U.S. History class; Opp Mid Right: Louisa Viles prepares her camera to take pictures of a football game. Row 1: David Gauthier, Heidi Gehlbach, Peter Gendron, Valerie Giesleman, Barron Guilding, Joan Gray, Paula Hawkins, Deborah Hayes, Michael Hemond, Samuel Hendrick; Row 2: Glenn Holderby, Brian Lynagh, Debbie Locklin, Thomas Lawrence, Kimberly Lambert, Thomas Lachiatto, Terri LaBounty, Piyachatara Nopakoon, Glenn Khonke; Row 3: Erin Kelly, Blake Kelly, Michael Keenan, Thomas Jones, Brenda Johnson, Shawn Hyer, Terry Howard, David Houde, Rita Hooker, Pamela Machado, Jeffrey Mackay. 72 rell Paulk, Tineka Penniman, Diane Persons, Thomas Persons, Marilyn Black, Kim Sidell, Melissa Shusta, Row 3: Lisa Shortsleeve, Janet Sargent, Patricia Russell, Holly Russell, Patricia Ruiz, Patrice Smith, John Friedly, Roy Blaine. Row 1: Sherry Maclean, Wayne Majuri, Alisa McDonald, Jason Meilleur, Lisa Mercadante, Jocelyn Mills, Claire Morris, Raymond Miligi, Lonnie Nason, Kenneth Newell; Row 2: Aimie Norwood, Clement O'Brien, James Owre, Ter- Row 1: Tonia Rodd, Julie Robinson, Lorrie Rives, John Rivers, Ellen Rideout, Matthew Richards, Norah Quinn, Dennis Prevost, Nancy Citron, Jonathan Caplan; Row 2: Cassie Sinclair, Michelle Skerry, Karen Smith, Monica Smith, Edward St. Germain, Christopher Sullivan, Michael Sullivan, Julie Tanguay, Louisa Viles, Michele Warren. Row 3: Scott Wells, Jeffrey Winchester, Giles Wolfe, Rae-Ann Wood, Lynn Zilka, Paul Skrede, Katy Wollrath, Larry Claflin, Chris Hermann. Top Left: Tisha Ruiz prepares to eat some yogurt on the Mount Adams climb; Mid Left: Jocelyn Mills, Tina Fearon, and Julie Robinson look just thrilled at the sight of a camera; Mid Right: Shawn Hyer is ready and waiting for the climb. 74 We're Sophomores One Year In Row 1: Greg Broome, Dwayne Simons, Rodney Winters, Roger Willson, Christopher Abadi, Alison Achilles, Robert Achilles, Sean Ainsworth, Anne Amadon, Valerie Bacon; Row 2: Cherylanne Bailey, Jeffrey Balch, Nyia Barnes, Angela Baker, Raymond Barnes, Stewart Barnett, Shawn Bedard, David Laggis, Kelly Bedor, Heather Bennet; Row 3: Jayson Benoit, Beth Biathrow. Karen Boivin, Anne Bona, David Dresser, Deborah Doyon, Michael Diemer, Vicky Demag, Rodney Degreenia, Richard Degreenia, Amy Davis, Laurie Davenport. Above Left: CLASS OFFICERS: Kris Kaproukanidis, Secretary; David Broughton, Treasurer; Kelly Bedor, Vice President; Amy Veilleux, President; Bot Left: Virginia Chipley counts dandelions for the now famous biology lab; Below: Jim Fish just stares at his test paper—Could it be a bad mark? Row 1: Merton Labounty, Lisa Knights, Robert Knight, Andrea Kimmons, Jeffrey Butterfield, Kris Kaproukanidis, Scott Morton, Patrick O'Dea, Ruth Hotaling, Sean Hoar. Row 2: Marla Hawkins, Eric Haselton, Michael Harren, Marja Harran, William Hannon, Richard Howland, Ricky Howard, Kristin Magnus, Kimberly MacPherson, Robert Magoon; Row 3: Curt Mahlstedt, Anthony Marston, Kandy Martel, Shelly McBey, Brian McKearney, Sueanne Christie, Tracy Mercadante, Dean Molinaroli, Glenn Montague. Below: Virginia Chipley spends her time canoeing during the resident students fall outing; Bottom: Bruce Laferriere helps Senior David Pendergrass quench his thirst after a demanding game; Right: Tristann Hammond rouses the crowd to pep the team spirits. 76 Row 1: Kevin Darrell, Gary Daniele, Jack Crane, Mark Cote, Timothy Clouatre, Melissa Clifford, Paige Pizzi, Virginia Chipley, David Broughton, Lorraine Brill; Row 2: Kathleen Bowen, Charles Duncan, Keith Dustin, Elizabeth Edsall, Elizabeth Evans, Jeff Ferland, Wally Ferris, Grant Fessler, James Fish, Andrea Graumlich; Row 3: Kelly Fournier, Kevin Garand, Dana Garfield, Mary Gay, Diana G mbas, Randy Goodwin, Heather Hall, Wayne Libby, Lisa Lemay, Sarah Legendre, Tiffany Lambert, Bruce Laferriere. Top Left: Cheryl Sturgis breaks from her schoolwork for a yearbook picture; Above: Linda Roy makes a save for the Girls Varsity Soccer Team; Below: Brian Cook, Roy Nichols, Brian W'alker, and Kevin Pratt gather information for the Dandelion Density Biology Lab; Bottom Left: Anne Bona keeps her flag waving as she marches during a football halftime show. 77 Below: Carey Olgiati stops to talk to two new dorm students, Jimmy and Derek Keenen, Near Right: Debbie Sheer struggles to understand French. Bot: Merton LaBounty converses in the library about the upcoming weekend; Mid. Right: Debbie Doyon and David Broughton display the letters they made to spell SU- MUS MAXIMUS in the breezeway window for L.l. weekend; Top Far Right: Kelly Fournier helps produce the letters for the sophomore's L.l. window decorations; Far Right: Raymond Barnes, Chris Abadi, and Shawn Bedard all join in to chant the sophmore class cheer. Row 1: Sean Murphey, John Natola, Kelly Noyes, Robert Tucker, Sean Soper, Daniel Smith, Debra Slicer, Michelle Shumway, Shannon Caldwell, Linda Roy; Row 2: Christopher Roy, Deane Rankin, Sean Rolfe, Edward Roder- ick, Diane Rickson, Gregory Reganall, Brian Reed, Annette Ranney, David Putnam, Michael Percy; Row 3: Darren Peavey, Kevin Overholt, Carey Olgiati, Stacey Olcott, Jacque-Lynn Nutbrown. Row 1: Richard Girard, Turie Stebelus, Raymond Steen, Cheryl Sturgis, Raymond Sylvain, Stephen Thomas, Amy Toney, Dale Urie, Elaine Varnum, Tristann Hammond, Jose Vega; Row 2: Amy Veilleux, Brian Walker, Elizabeth Welsh, Darryl Whitcomb, Beth Wilkins, Bernard Willey, Elizabeth Williams, Martha Mun-kittrick, Karen Letendre (Freshman), Ramona Reis (Freshman). 79 Up To The Balcony We Stumble Below: Richard Ball eagerly works on the float only to be disappointed later as the parade was cancelled; Bottom: Billy Newton stands ready to yell the Freshman class cheer during L.l. pep chapel; Right: CLASS OFFICERS: Brent Melville, President; Andrea Clark, Vice President; Jay Wright, Treasurer; Karen Granger, Secretary; Mid Top Right: David McGregor smiles for a yearbook picture as he waits for a ride home; Far Right: Erin Mayo laughs as Mr. Eaton explains their next lab assignment of counting dandelions on the front lawn of Colby; Mid Bot. Right: Erika MacPherson looks almost stunned as she watches the Toppers defeat L.L; Far Right: Jay Wright takes a break for a quick lunch during his busy schedule. Row 1: Robert Achilles, John Adams, Roy Ames, Steve Badurski, Kim Bailey, Tammy Bailey, Richard Ball, Craig Batchelder, Kevin Bean, Randy Bedard Row 2: Jeff Bedor, Robert Begin, Amy Benoit, Jodi Bigelow, Elaine Boardman, Glenn Bostic, Christian Faust, Jererrty Brill, Kathy Brown, William Buck; Row 3: Jennifer Bucknam, Jennifer Burk, Rebecca Burrier, Amanda Ellis, Glenn Fearon, Sandy Fortier, Peggy Gammell, Kelly Garey, Lisa Garey, Heather Gibson, Peggy Gilding. Row 1: John Ekborg, Tegan Egger, Shannon Ducker, John Drew, Kristin Diemer, Albert Despins, Julia Degreenia, Robert Davison, Beth Davis, Lisa Cushman; Row 2: Tara Cross, Lucy Clemmons, Anthony Christopher, Chris Chambers, Travis Gray, Jeff Gray, Karen Granger, Marie Goyette, John Goslant, Bruce Glode; Row 3: Darren Gilman, Michael Verge, Richard Hanks, Kiya Hatch, Mark Hemond, Audra Hendrick, Tony Higgs, Michelle Houde, Kristi Houghton, Eric Hourigan. Row 1: Charles Jackson, Matt Jones, Kenneth Keenan, Matthew Keeley, Richard Kelliher, Patty Kelso, Erin Mayo, Christopher McCarthy, Gary McGinnis, David McGregor; Row 2: Brent Melville, Christopher Marler, Diana Miller, Kendra Mills, David Martin, Edward Macie, Laurel Majurie, Erika McPherson, Tamantha Mackay, Aimee Loranger; Row 3: Joseph Lenahan, Patricia Lemay, Charles Layton, Dawn Laferriere, Darren Laborie, Andrew King, David Kemp, Beverly Nichols, Willard Newton, Tammy Newell, Theodore Nelson, Todd Neil. Below: Carl Thomas observes microscopic oganisms in Mr. Eaton's Class; Bottom: Kendra Mills and Kristi Houghton wait on the porch of Fairbanks Cottage for thier bus ride home; Right: Elaine Boardman and Laurel Majuri wait in front of Colby Hall School, deciding how to spend their afternoon. Row 1: Brenda Natola, Bonnie Morrison, Karen Molinaroli, Anthony Noyes, Elizabeth Noyes, Wendy Patoine, Jessica Thronton, Krista Pezdirtz, Maureen Phillips, Christopher Newman; Row 2: Bonnie Powers, Heather Ralston, Lorianna Rich, Raymond Rivers, Cathy Rives, Andrew Robinson, Toni Rodd, Steven Towle, Matt Viles, Norman Ward; Row 3: Alice Warden, Michael Williams, Robert Wheeler, Timothy Percy, Stephen Thompson, Michael Thompson, Karl Thomas, Linda Wilkins, Katrina Tobin. Top Left: Robby Begin and Matt Viles have fun as they prepare to work on their class float; Top Right: Brent Melville is caught by surprise while finishing his assignment in Mr. Cirves' English class; Left: Erika MacPherson carefully listens to Mr. Eaton explain the concepts of population growth; Above; A group of freshmen prepare to SALT-AND-PEPPER an LI Viking on the float they created. 83 Row 1: Emily Stowe, Christina Stearns, Lee Smith, Sharmon Sizen, Scott Sargent, Todd Russell. Stacie Ruggles, Tye Rowe, David Roussequ, Brian York, Tom Bona; Row 2: Susan Wyllie, Jay Wright, Carol Wilkins, Keith Winters, Devin Williams, Dion Lashay, Mark Dinsmore, Philip Labbe, Jimmy Keenan, Derek Keenan, Row 3: Kevin Benoit, Christina Morgan, Roxanne Gota, Piyadanai Roongrojana, Arthur Sulkowski, Robert Edsall, Richard Rowe, Andrea Clark. Below: Robert Edsall reads the script to try out for the fall play, She Stoops to Conquer Right: Jennifer Bucknam practices her scientific skills by weighing Mr. Eaton's pen; Bottom: John Goslant readies the stage for the L.I. pep chapel; Bottom Right: Tammy Mackay stands at attention while the band plays the National Anthem to start off the St. J.- Littleton football game. SPORTS Missed It By That Much! The Hilltopper Green Machine rolled on to another tremendously successful season. Falling agonizingly short of another State Championship, the Hilltoppers showed amazing dedication and perserverance. After trouncing the opposition in their first four games, the Hilltoppers lost their momentum against Kimball Union. The Academy's loosing streak continued for the next four games. Not until the traditional St.J. vs L.I. game was the Academy victorious once more. Adding insult to injury, the Academy's victory kept the Vikings from the State Championships. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: Row 1: Mark O'Brian, Jeff Bedor, Kevin Bean, Ricky Ball, Matthew Viles, Tony Higgs, Gary McGinnis, Michael Verge; Row 2: Billy Buck, Bobby Wheeler, Chris Marler, Jimmy Keenan, Robert Davison, Billy Jackson, Michael Hagen, Tim Percy, Row 3: Coach Murray, Robert Begin, Derek Keenan, David Kemp, Robert Achilles, Steve Thomson, Richard Kelliher, Coach Racenet. Top Mid: Greg Bunce flattens the Rebel's quarterback; Opp Bottom Right: Dale Urie charges down the field for a possible touchdown; Left: Mike Lavigne charges down the field to avoid being crushed by Littleton Crusaders. 86 SCOREBOARD Academy 19 Littleton 16 Academy 20 North Country 6 Academy 20 Spaulding 12 Academy 41 Winooski 16 Academy 27 Kimball Union 29 Academy 12 BFA 13 Academy 6 South Burlington 22 Academy 7 Rice 14 Academy 12 Lyndon 6 VARSITY and JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1: Mike Walker, John Ranney, Jim Brahaney, Dennis Veilleux, David Pendergrass, Chris Welsh, Greg Bunce, Rich Lyons, Mike Lavigne, Alan Potter; Row 2: Dennis Prevost, Ricky Francis, Paul Racenet, Matthew Ash, Mike Sullivan, Stephen Clouatre, Chris Sullivan, Bill Bissett, Tim Persons, Dan MacMahon, Bill McCarthy; Row 3: John Cloutier, Mike Hemond, Wade Denio, David Laggis, Brian Cook, Sean Murphy, Michael Diemer, David Giacobbe, David Putnam, Alan Richardson; Row 4: John Friedly, Craig Batchelder, Jim Fish, Dan Dus-sault, Dale Urie, Stewart Barnett, Sam Hendrick, Roger Willson, Bruce La-ferriere. Bill Hannon; Row 5: Mr. Craig Racenet, Terry Hatter, Brian Reed, Sean Rolfe, Mike Percy, Dean Molinaroli, Gary Daniele, Mr. Larry Golden. Not Shown: Mike Farmer and John Rivers. 87 88 Stayin' Alive Though the field hockey team went without victory this year, they never once lost spirit. Led by tri-cap-tains Michele Lote, Gloria Petty, and Stephanie Bryant, the team showed startling improvement from first game to last, ending the season just one goal short of a tie. Still, the squad only had four previous letter-winners, and had been under threat of extinction. (Talk about morale-crushers!) Most of all the team suffered a confidence gap . Coach Ann Jones, beyond inculcating the basics, provided the encouragement needed to keep up the girls' morale when things looked bleakest. Other teams may have had better records, but none could say they had more fun. SCOREBOARD Academy 0 Thetford 4 Academy 0 Littleton 4 Academy 0 Spaulding 10 Academy 0 Blue Mountain 3 Academy 0 Harwood 4 Academy 1 Littleton 6 Academy 0 Lyndon 6 Academy 1 Blue Mountain 2 Top: Kitty O'Connor winds up at the Lyndon 10 - yard line for a possible score; Right: Stephanie Donaldson ( 22), a resident student from the Bahamas, closes in on Lyndon defenders; Opp. Top Left: Stephanie Bryant gives support to her fellow teammates during a losing battle against Lyndon; Opp. Top Right: Gloria Petty works her way down the field for a score against Lyndon. 1983 FIELD HOCKEY TEAM: Row 1: Amy Benoit, Christian Morgan, Cheryl Fisher, Kitty O'Conner, Kathleen Letendre; Row 2: Kelly Benoit, Laurie Davenport, Stacey Olcott, Karen Boivin, Kandy Martel, Carrie Olgiati, Martha Munkittrick, Annette Ranney, Jodi Ruby, Row 3: Tineka Penniman. Holly Russell. Turie Stebelus, Stephanie Donaldson. Louisa Viles, Michele Lote, Gloria Petty, Stephanie Bryant. Sandy Fortier, Emily Stowe, Lisa Handy, Maria Shango. rt j Better Than Ever The 1983-84 Boys' Varsity Soccer Team is definitely the best team Academy Soccer has ever witnessed. Its 12-1-1 record allowed the team to enter the playoffs for the FIRST TIME EVER. Coach Tuffy Clark completes four years as the Varsity coach, and his time and dedication have certainly paid off. As the regular season came to a close, hopes were high for an undefeated season. Disappointment hit as the whistle marked the close of the regular season and Spaulding, the next best team in the Division, had broken our record. In tournament play, the team won its debut game against Essex despite the opponent's different style. The Adademy moved from its Division IV emergence in the playoffs to Division I status. Thus, the Essex victory was especially significant. To everyone's dismay, however, the Academy lost in the second game to 3 ranked Mount Anthony. Despite the loss, the Academy still triumphed. The goals of the team at the beginning of the season were to finish at .500 and to qualify for tournament play. 90 SCOREBOARD Academy 5 Hazen 3 Academy 3 Peoples 0 Academy 5 Lamoille 1 Academy 7 Burke Mountain 1 Academy 11 Groveton 0 Academy 5 Lake Region 2 Academy 2 Hazen 2 Academy 2 Burke Mountain 0 Academy 5 Peoples 0 Academy 5 Spaulding 1 Academy 7 Sacred Heart 0 Academy 7 Lamoille 1 Academy 5 Lake Region 0 Academy 1 Spaulding 2 PLAYOFFS Academy 1 Essex 0 Academy 1 Mt. Anthony 4 Opposite: Jose Vega brings the ball downfield during the first playoff game; Left: Fullback Jeremy Kimball averts a possible Essex score; Bottom Left: Ricky Howard gives an example of his awesome goal kick; Bottom Center: Forward John Durant presses for a goal. Below: THE 1983 BOYS JV SOCCER TEAM: Row 1: Blair Tucker (mgr.), Matt Rich- ards, Roy Ames, Darren Laborie, Wally Ferris, Grant Fessler, Ray Steen, John Crawford, David Alveberg, Pat McLach-lin, David McGregor, David Rousseau; Row 2: Coach Cummings, Curt Mahl-stedt, Tony Christopher, John Flight, Dwayne Simons, Tim Burke, Jeff Butterfield, Paul Astwood, Sam Roongrojana. 1983 BOYS VARSITY SOCCER TEAM: Row 1: Pat O' Dea, Jose Bruzual, Peter Chiang, Brent Melville, Jose Vega, Ricky Howard, John Durrant, Scott Morton; Row 2: John Ryan, Evan Dugan, Tom Jones, Bob Russell, Mike Abadi, Vinnie Egizi, Jeremy Kimball, Chuck Richards. Alex Palacios, Todd Daniels, Coach Clark. -n v V. Heading For The Top The varsity girls soccer team ended their regular season with an impressive 7-4-3 record and a chance in the playoffs. The girls had plenty of team spirit and played well together. Mr. Thurston worked throughout the year to build a stymieing defense, which some saw as the team's greatest strength. There can be no doubt, however, that the ferocious offense was vital. Coach Crawford concentrated on giving the girls their ceaseless endurance, insisting that if we stay committed to a hard running game, we can beat anyone. The girls' sweat paid off when they defeated Peoples in their first playoff game, after THREE OVERTIMES! Unfortunately, they were topped by Green Mountain, in the next game, but considering that the team has only existed for two years, making the playoffs at all was a remarkable achievement. Playing in the rain, Mr. Crawford, is not the only indication of female dominance. 1983 GIRLS JV SOCCER TEAM: Row 1: Catherine Rives, Toni Rodd, Katrina Tobin, Elizabeth Welsh, Susan Wyllie, Pom No-pakoon, Karen Granger, Krista Pezdirtz. Row 2: Erin Mayo, Kathy Brown, Peggy Gilding, Kelly Garey, Jennifer Bucknam, Jennifer Burk, Laurel Majuri, Tracy Mercadante, Pam Machado, Rebecca Burrier. Row 3: Kelly Fournier(mgr.), Amy Bigelow, Kris Kapoukranidis, Andrea Graumlich, Diana Gombas, Manon Brewer, Heather Ralston, Andrea Clark, Cheryl Sturgis, Kara Costa, Lisa Garey, Mr. Conte (coach). Top: Amy Veilleux skillfully knees the ball to aid an Academy goal; Top Right: Mr. Crawford instructs the team on game play; Opp. Bottom: During the Peoples game, Caroline Dussault blocks an attempted goal; Right: Halfback Brenda Diefenbach races her Peoples opponent for the ball. 92 1983 GIRLS SOCCER TEAM. Row 1: Chandra dor; Row 2: Coach Thurston, Tonia Ross, Ellen Gerson, Karen Lesko, Caroline Dussault, Michele Rideout, Susan Ducham, Karen Pessini, Tammy Willey, Jennie Fueher, Linda Roy, Lisa Bedor, Lor- Armour, Brenda Diefenbach, Amy Veilleux, Julie raine Sylvain, Jean Ducham, Terry Elias, Kelly Be- Tanguay, Diane Rickson, Coach Crawford. Academy SCOREBOARD 3 Northfield 2 Academy 2 Enosburg Falls 2 Academy 3 Peoples 3 Academy 3 Lamoille 1 Academy 1 Burke Mountain 5 Academy 3 North Country 4 Academy 3 Northfield 1 Academy 0 Enosburg Falls 2 Academy 1 Hazen 1 Academy 1 Peoples 2 Academy 4 Hazen 1 Academy 1 Lamoille 0 Academy 2 North Country 1 Academy 1 Burke Mountain 0 Academy 3 PLAYOFFS Peoples 1 Academy 0 Green Mountain 2 93 Chariots Of Fire The theme for this year's cross-country team, more often than not, was take it easy. Somehow, though, nobody did. Running became a disease (ask Alex Owre), and half the team was sibling to the other half. The harrier boys, relieved of last year's embarrassing dynamic duo, surprised themselves with their performances, but Why did we have to go to the award ceremonies when we never won anything? Senior inductee Peter Wright beat out the veterans for first on the team, and freshman Mike Williams threatened to become another in the long line of Williams jocks Glenn Montague ('86) had a gut feeling, however, and won the most Cokes. BOYS SCOREBOARD GIRLS 3rd of 12 League Meet at NCU 4th of 12 4th of 18 U-32 Invitation 4th of 18 Lost Lyndon Lost Won Littleton Won Won League Meet at Lamoille Littleton Won 3rd of 8 League Meet at Oxbow 2nd of 8 2nd of 6 N.C.C.I. at Littleton 1st of 6 11th of 28 Kingdom Cup at St. J. C. C. 9th of 28 6th of 8 League Championship at Harwood 4th of 8 2nd Lyndon White Mountains 2nd 9th of 15 State Meet at Montpelier 5th of 13 Patty Williams ('84) (there we go again) and freshman Jessica Thornton ( lilliputian lightning ) led the small girls team to an envious record. The girls were sweet, but victory was sweeter (especially against Lyndon). Sincerest gratitude goes to Coach Hegarty, for his insight on bus-driver communication, and for his infinite patience during food fights and screeching renditions of the Alma - Mater (thanks to Debbie Doyon). Oh yeah, thanks for your coaching, too, Mr. Hegarty and Mr. Brescia. Above. Chris Bostic self - assuredly leads the pack against Littleton; Right: Joel Dauteil and Barry Renfro battle it out past Brantview Barn; Opp. Bottom Left: Determination written across her face, Karen Lesko moves ahead; Opp. Bottom Right: Jessica Thornton struggles up the hill from the soccer field. 94 1983 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Row 1: Dawn Lafer-riere, Jessica Thornton, Elizabeth Williams, Heather Bennett, Karen Lesko, Patty Williams, Debbie Doyon, Michael Williams, Glenn Bostic; Row 2: Glenn Montague, Kevin Darrell, Jay Wright, Robert Achilles, Kevin Carbone, Sean Sawyer, Barry Renfro, Louis Daniele, Joel Dauteuil; Row 3: Mr. Charles Hegarty, Max Owre, Michael Claffey, Chris Bostic, Alex Owre, Peter Wright, Jamie Tanguay, Paul Skrede, Mr. Andrew Brescia. 95 Get Psyched! f Throughout the year the cheerleaders have voiced our school spirit by supporting the various athletic teams, and boosting the morale of the spectators. Many people do not realize how much extra time and effort they put into designing and perfecting their many cheers. From decorating the halls, to long hours of practicing both new and old routines, the cheerleaders are constantly kept busy. Thanks for giving us your most cheerleaders!! JV CHEERLEADERS: Top Ear Left: Front Row: Stacie Rug-gles, Angela Baker; Back Row: Michelle Shumway, Karen Molinaroli, Elaine Boardman, Heather Gibson, Tara Cross; Top: Kristin Diemer; VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Bot. Far Left: Front Row: Jody Ruby, Michelle Shumway, Carey Olgiati, Sharon Moulton; Back Row: Kitty O'Connor, Krista Black, Terry Elias, Lorrie Rives, Lisa Gladstone; VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Top: Front Row: Amy Toney, Patty Russell; Back Row: Tabetha Da-Ponte, Karen Mayhew, Lorrie Rives, Terri LaBounty, Tris-tann Hammond, Sherry MacLean; Top: Jacque Nutbrown, Debbie Hayes; Top Left: Karen Mayhew leads the crowd in a rousing cheer; Far Left: Lisa Gladstone and Christa Black take a break between cheers; Left: Tabetha DaPonte and Sherry MacLean talk to the crowd at a football game; Above: Lisa Gladstone and Carey Olgiati cheer the basketball team onto victory. 97 JV BASKETBALL: Front Row: Chris Abadi, Laggis, Greg Reganall, Matt Kelley, David Kevin Garand, Mark O’Brien, Tony Higgs; Kemp, Ricky Howard, Sean Hoar, Bernard Back Row: Coach Layne Higgs, Patrick Willey, Jay Wright, Coach Tuffy Clark. O'Dea, Dean Molinaroli, Dale Urie, David Team Survives Without Dalrymple! This year's boy's basketball team is still on top with Bill Brink and Mike Lavigne as co-captains. Coach Higgs continues to mold his team into a first-rate machine that depends on all the parts to run. If asked which was better (the offense or the defense). Coach Higgs would most certainly say the defense. However, if the team was asked, they would say the offense. After Henry Dalrymple graduated, the opposing teams sighed with relief and most of St. Johnsbury thought that the team would go down the drain. Well, this year's team proved them wrong. When asked what was different about the game since Henry left, a player said that it had become more of a running game and that Stewart seems to be taking hold . How does next year's team look? Well, five seniors are graduating (Paul Racenet, Peter Wright, John Ranney, Bill Brink and Mike Lavigne), but there are three juniors that will be able to take over. All in all, we're sure Coach Higgs will be able to shape any kind of team into a 1 fighting force. Top Left: Bill Brink and Paul Raccnet battle for the ball with their opponents from Oxbow; Top Right: Stewart Barnett makes a spectacular'‘shot narrowly missing his opponent from Oxbow; Right: Peter Wright makes a fantastic shot from the side in the game with Dover. VARSITY BASKETBALL: Front Row: Mitchell Fournier, Kara Costa, Wayne Majuri; Back Row: Coach Layne Higgs, Roger Will-son, Peter Wright, Michael Lavigne, John Ranney, Blake Kelley, Peter Gendron, Bill Brink, Paul Racenet, Calvin Belknap, Terry Hatter, Danny Dussault, Stewart Barnett, Coach Tuffy Clark; Missing: Greg Reganall, Ricky Howard, Kevin Bullock. SCOREBOARD Academy 89 25 Gould Academy Academy 75 60 No. Country Academy 49 65 Ausable Valley Tint Academy 75 63 Ausable Valley Tmt Academy 58 52 S. Burlington Academy 56 43 Burlington Academy 61 70 Spaulding Academy 69 79 Dover (NH) Academy 74 57 Oxbow Academy 76 47 BFA Academy 62 57 Dover (NH) Academy 58 51 No. Country Academy 58 43 Rice Academy 78 57 Essex Academy 19 33 Gould Academy Academy 56 49 Vermont Academy Academy 81 52 Montpelier Academy 66 65 CVU PLAYOFFS Academy 72 60 North Country Academy 67 72 Hartford 100 Girls Take State's Set New Record! The 1983-1984 Girls Basketball Team were again the state champs, setting a new record of being the first team in Division II to win three state championships. Even though Coach Thurston became ill early in the season the girls never lost their grip. Coach Racenet and team captain Tammy Armour kept the team spirits up until Coach Thurston returned during the latter part of the season. A surprising amount of Freshmen are on the team this year, including Toni Rodd. This little dynamo has taken over. Toni is usually on the starting line-up and it is said that she ranks right up there with the veterans, like her sister Tonia. With their teamwork, the siblings could become the Academy's next 'dynamic duo'. If you ask Mr. Thurston which is better (defense or offense), he will say, The defense is the key to the offense. His statement is backed up by the team. When asked how the season was progressing, a player replied, We have an excellent attitude towards the game. We have high hopes for the State Championship. This player also remarked that next year's team looks promising . We aren't as fortunate as last year when only one senior left, for this year four seniors are leaving. However, our teams are never bad. SCOREBOARD Academy 55 White Mountain 41 Academy 69 Lake Region 27 Academy 64 Lake Region 42 Academy 58 No. Country 40 Academy 60 Oxbow 39 Academy 47 Lamoille 52 Academy 77 Tourney 64 Academy 63 Tourney 57 Academy 50 Tourney 44 Academy 73 U-32 51 Academy 47 Littleton 45 cademy 46 Lamoille 39 Academy 65 Lyndon 52 Academy 37 Littleton 48 Academy 56 White Mountain 37 Academy 45 U-32 2 Academy 55 Oxbow 43 Academy 80 No. Country 36 Academy 62 Lyndon 40 PLAYOFFS Academy 66 Lamoille 41 Academy 81 Montpelier 55 Academy 55 Mill River 53 Middle Left: GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1: Lisa Bedor, Peggy Gilding, Linda Roy, Toni Rodd; Row 2: Susie Wyllie, Tammy Armour, Kelly Bedor, Julie Tanguay; Row 3: Coach Dan Thurston, Karen Pessini, Heather Ralston, Tonia Rodd, Michele Warren, Stephanie Bryant; Left: GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: Patty Kelso, Turie Stebe-lus, Elizabeth Welsh, Alison Achilles; Row 2: Amy Toney, Kandy Martel, Krista Pezdirtz, Kathy Brown, Jennifer Burk, Kelly Noyes, Kelly Fournier; Row 3: Coach J..Ernest Racenet, Kris Kapoukrani-dis, Stephanie Donaldson, Diane Rickson, Sandy Fortier, Annette Ranney, K. C. Bowen. Top Left: Linda Roy scores on a break away; Far Left: Tammy Armour sinks a jump shot; Above: Tonia Rodd struggles for two points. 101 Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow! Since there was snow this year, there was a big turnout for the ski team. The ski team is large enough to be divided into two categories — the alpine team and the cross-country team. Mr. Nitzche, Mr. Hoar, and Mr. Goodrich have taken over the coaching positions for Mr. Eaton. A new cross-country ski club was formed for skiers (without transportation) to go for a fun-filled day of skiing with friends. Except for a few accidents, like a broken ski, it was a pretty good season. So, when you see students with expensive ski jackets, I Love Skiing pins, or maybe a broken arm, you'll realize that they are most likely a member of the ski team. BREAK A LEG!! Row 1: Bob Russell Jim Brahaney, Darren LaBorie; Rideout, Jean Ducham, Laurel Majuri Row 4: Lou-Row 2: Dawn Laferriere, Jessica Thornton, Tegan isa Viles, John Eckborg, Tim Burke; Row 5: Barry Egger, Scott Wells, Ray Steen, Tom Lawrence, Renfro, Susan Ducham, Brenda Diefenbach, Jennie Chuck Richards, Jose Bruzual, Mike Walker, Mr. Fuehrer, Karen Lesko. Goodrich, Mr. Brahaney, Mr. Hoar; Row 3: Ellen BOYS SCOREBOARD HOST GIRLS ALPINE X-C ALPINE X-C Harwood So. Burlington Lyndon Harwood Lyndon CVU BFA NCU 6th 6 Lyndon Stowe St. Johnsbury NCU 6th 7 Middlebury BHS Pico Mountaintop Stowe Top Left: Chuck Richards, a downhill Left: Barry Renfro touches up the wax on racer, rounds the bend and heads for the his skis. Above: Louisa Viles strives to finish line. Top Right: Laurel Majuri overtake her cross-country opponent, glides across the field at Darion Inn. 10} 104 Youthful Squad According to Coach Murray, the one word that sums up this year's wrestling team is inexperience. The team lost twelve seniors in 1983, taking away a great deal of the team's strength. This year only four seniors remain on the wrestling squad and forty to fifty percent of the wrestlers are freshmen with little or no experience. Not only is the wrestling team young, but injuries and complications have also posed a serious problem. Some players have dropped out of the program because of trouble with their studies or because their parents disapproved of their participation. Despite the teams inexperience, the season split quite evenly between wins and losses. With the large number of young members this year, future seasons will see a strong and competetive team. Top Left: Keith Benoit grapples onto his opponent during one of the many wrestling matches; Bot. Left: Row 1: Michael Derosier, William Buck, Keith Benoit, Greg Bunce, Kevin Benoit, John Crawford, Michael Sullivan, Alan Richardson; Row 2: Coach C. Sanford Murray, Gary McGinnis, Richard Ball, Ed Macie, Richard Francis, Sean Ainsworth, Terry Howard, William Hannon, Robert Achilles, Coach Tom Moore; Row 3: Robert Knight, Kevin Pratt, Paul Koster, Jim Fish, John Friedly, Glenn Fearon, Chris Newman, David Rousseau, Keith Winters; Top Right: Billy Hannon forces an opponent's head to the mat; Bottom Right: Greg Bunce straddles his opponent, preparing for a pin; Far Bottom Right: Jonathan Caplan forces his opponent's shoulder to the mat. SCOREBOARD Academy 18 White Mtn. Regional 18 Academy 4th Hilltopper Tourney Academy 45 Kimball Union 24 Academy 12 CVU 50 Academy 19 Mt. Mansfield 56 Academy 21 Harwood 39 Academy 17th Middlebury Tourney Academy 15th Redskin Tourney Academy 44 Burlington 17 Academy 7th Springfield Tourney Academy 36 Vergennes 33 Academy 42 Lamoille 30 Academy 5th White Mtn. Tourney Academy 48 Lake Region 14 Academy 6 Essex 64 Academy 45 Colchester 28 Academy 17 VT Academy 34 Academy 27 North Country 45 Academy 25 Middlebury 48 Academy 24 Spaulding 48 Academy 17th State Tourney 105 Hey Coach! When we started putting together a section for the coaches, we finally realized that we could not include pictures of all the people who devote their time and knowledge to the betterment of our teams. Without them, the teams would not have the success that they do. The endless hours of work that the coaches put in are displayed by the number of first place success' that the Academy has had over the years. In only the last four years, the Academy has taken first in Boys' and Girls' Basketball, Track, and Football. This is to let those who are not shown here know that everybody realizes the commitment you make and appreciates your perserverance. Thank you. Above: Mr. Johnson signals the football team during daily practice; Right: Mr. Clark squints into the sun in order to keep an eye on the baseball team during a game; Top: Mr. Racenet watches a decisive moment in a football game. 106 CLUBS We've Got The Beat!! With new summer uniforms and 20 new members, the Academy band hit the football field. As in the past, the band continued to play at all varsity football games and local parades. In the spring the band traveled to Rutland to participate in the All-States Parade. To raise money for their new uniforms, four members—Brian Laferriere, Renee Loranger, Jeff Winchester, and Tina Fearon—travelled to Rutland to join with 12 other band members from across the state to make a television commercial promoting the sales of hotwater heater jackets at 3 of the varsity football games. The band also sold jewelry in the fall to pay for travelling and uniform expenses. Together the band and chorus participated in the annual Christmas and Commencement concerts. The Academy band also joined forces with the St. Johnsbury town band to play an outdoor concert during the springtime Maple Sugar Festival. 108 Row 1: Drum Major-Brian Laferriere, Michele Lote, Gina Russo, Marla Hawkins, Kandy Martel, Erin Mayo, Gary McGinnis; Row 2: Renee Loranger, Auburn Currier, Jeff Winchester, Kristi Houghton, Carol Wilkins; Row 3: Jody Jurentkuff, Amanda Ellis, Joceyn Mills, Stephanie Donaldson, Valerie Giesel- man; Row 4: Stephen Thomas, Bernard Willey, Brian Naatz, Tina Fearon, Steven Towle; Row 5: Jayson Benoit, Mike Keenan, Troy Ruggles, Steve Pezdirtz, Craig Perkins; Not Shown: Kris Classen, Anthony Christopher, Elaine Boardman, Virginia Chipley, Laurel Majuri, Michaud Duriba, Mike Diemer, Kenneth Keenan, Joe Lenahan, David McGregoi Dennis Prevost, Curt Mahlstedt; Top Jeff Winchester prepares to break int an encore of NC-4 after a Topper touch down; Left: The Adademy Band stand in regal form as they entertain the crow during the St.J.-Littleton football game Row 1: Diana Willson, Tina Fearon, Terri La-Bounty, Kandy Martel, Auburn Currier, Stacie Ruggles, Maureen Philips, Kristin Diemer; Row 2: Valerie Gieslman, Virginia Chipley, Stephanie Donaldson, Kristen Classen, Dorinda Michaud; Row 3: Brian Naatz, Ben Blankinship, Steve Pez-dirtz, Mark Edney, Alan Richardson, Craig Perkins, David Frye, Chris McCarthy. Below left: Gary McGinnis adds to the sound of the Academy band during the St. J.-Rice half-time show. Bottom: Elaine Boardman and Bernard Willey execute manovers with the Academy band during the St. J.-Rice game. Below: Craig Perkins, Jayson Benoit, and Mike Keenan help pep up the crowd during the varsity Boys' Varsity Basketball Games. 109 Editor's Note Dear Readers: Looking back on this year, I feel that the 1984 Lamp Staff was one of the most hard working groups at the Academy. Although the staff began with an overwhelming twenty-five members, it quickly thinned down to a very reliable eight students, consisting of six seniors and two sophomores. We spent all our free time, including study halls, after school, and various evenings from 6:00 to 11:00 in the physics and computer rooms (as we started using the Apple computer word processor this year) just to make sure the deadlines were met. 1 would personally like to express a great deal of thanks to all staff members, including the often forgotten Business Staff members who devoted many hours selling ads to help keep the price of the book low. The Staff as a whole would like to thank Mrs. Nancy Bellefeuille, the Business Advisor, and Mr. William Vinton, our Yearbook Advisor and classical music fan! I hope that all of you readers will enjoy this book, now, and whenever you look at it in the future to remember the great year that was . . . 1984! Sincerely, Brian K. Laferriere, Editor-in-Chief Top Left: Rosie Lemieux takes a break from lugging around two cameras while taking St. J. — L.l. pictures for the 1984 Lamp; Above: Lamp Staff: Row 1: Barry Renfro — Copy Editor, Erin Kelly — Art Editor; Brian Laferriere — Editor-in-Chief, Rosie Lemieux — Photography Editor; Row 2: Jim Kendall — Layout Editor, Beth Wilkins, Rita Haselton — Index Editor, Beth Biathrow, Carolyn Towle — Managing Editor, Renee Loranger, Karen Mayhew' — Business Manager; Left: Business Staff: David Burke, Renee Loranger, Lisa Legendre, Jacquline Martin, Jennie Fuehrer. Fortnightly Publication! This year's Student staff, led by Editor Sean Sawyer, seeks to make the paper a leading force in the Academy community. With a goal of fortnightly publication by the year's end, staff members emphasize more student participation in order to build a solid base of writers and technical assistants. The paper also seeks to improve the quality of writing through stricter editorial control, more provoking topics, and a variety of continuing features and timely pieces. While Roving Reporter, S.O.S., Heavy Metal Minded, and Super Senior become more and more a part of each issue, new features on faculty and community make the Student more interesting and more journalistically sound. Row 1: Karen Mayhew, Sean Sawyer — Editor-in-Chief, Stephanie Sachse — Production Editor, Beth Edney, Michael Abadi Row 2: Evan Dugan, Bill McCarthy, Chris Welch, Auburn Currier, Michael Claffey; Row 3: Cheryl Fisher, Holly Russell, Jonathan Ryan, David Broughton, Claire Morris, Peter Hammer, Lisa Merca-dante, Brenda Diefenbach Row 4: Ellen Rideout, Alex Palacios, Stephen Pezdirtz, Louisa Viles, Karen Lesko, Jennie Fuehrer; Row 5: Chris Bostic, Joel Dauteuil. Top: Evan Dugan readies his camera at the Littleton football game; Below: Steve Pezdirtz picks up a hot assignment from Editor-in-Chief Sean Sawyer. Council Sponsors Decorations Once again the Student Council has done a superb job in administrating our school. Under the 1983-84 president, Jennie Fuehrer, the Student Council met about once every two weeks to decide about school activities, such as which clubs could hold variety days. The Student Council also sponsored some of the winter dances and donated money to the Chamber of Commerce for new decorations along the streets. The Student Council is an important part of any school, and ours has certainly proved itself. Top: Student Council: Seated: Susan Du-cham — Treasurer, Terri LaBounty — Secretary, Jennie Fuehrer — President, Jean Ducham — Vice President Row 2: Kendra Mills, Brenda Diefenbach, Karen Lesko, Raymond Steen, Cheryl Sturgis, Lorrie Rives, Ellen Rideout. Row 3: Marit Danielson, Karen Pessini. Hella Krinsky, Manon Bicwer, Beth Wilkins, Kris Kapoukrani- dis, Cheryl Fisher, Mr. Louis Daniele; Row 4: Sean Sawyer. Bill McCarthy. Jim Bra-haney, Alex Palacios, Jeremy Kimball, Mark Edney, Tim Persona; Above: Kelly Benoit and Jennie Fuehrer discuss new business’ before a Student Council Meeting. Left: Mi Daniele supervises the sale of buttons and shakers for L.I. Weekend Left to Right: Patricia Williams, Paul Racenet, Susan Ducham, Brian Laferriere, Glenn Kohnke, Michael Lavigne, Peter Hammer, Jean Ducham, Brenda Diefenbach, Ellen Rideout. Missing: Jennie Fuehrer, Sean Sawyer; Top: Patty Williams spends her free time in the library reading the 'New York Times ; Right: Jennie Fuehrer, an N.H.S. member, leads the Student Council in a discussion about the sharing of revenues from a winter dance with the N.H.S N.H.S. The National Honor Society serves to recognize those students, who display a high degree of leadership, scholarship, character, and service. Early in the year NHS went on a very tiring hike up Mt. Moosilauke, meeting a dog named Moose at the top (the name was written on his collar). During February, the group took a trip to Boston in order to see a broadway show. Turning to a little business, the induction of new members will be earlier this year instead of the usual time in May. Having a National Honor Society at the Academy certainly adds dignity. 113 Read, Read, Read! The Lyceum is ready to settle down by a fireside and READ, READ, READ! Led by Mr. Conover, Lyceum gives students the opportunity to read and discuss the same book and comment on their likes and dislikes. Everybody interprets the book from a different point of view, so a new understanding and meaning may be revealed to others. The favorite get-togethers are the supper meetings, at which everybody eats WAY too much food, including Polly, Mr. Conover's dog! The members are free to give ideas about what books they would like to read. Sometimes a book relating to the occasion is read—1984 was a particularly appropriate choice this year! Row 1: Cheryl Fisher, Hella Krinsky Row 2: Brenda Diefenbach, Lisa Legendre, Sean Sawyer, Manon Brewer, Stephanie Sachse, Beth Biathrow Row 3: Kristen Classen, Holly Russell. Jocelyn Mills, Marit Danielson. Beth Wilkins, Michael Farmer. Row 4: Mr. Conover, Mrs. Thompson, Top: Brenda Diefenbach and Jennie Fuehrer discuss Thoreau's Civil Disobedience during an afternoon Lyceum meeting. Left: Lisa Legendre leads a discussion on her favorite Agatha Christie novel. 114 Bones, Stones, And Fossils! Row 1: Robert Edsel, Jessica Thornton, Carol Wilkins; Row 2: Alice Warden, Miss. Riley, Karen Molinaroli, Emily Stowe As a new dub this year, Miss Riley hopes to promote and maintain an interest in anthropology, and at the same to expand the anthropological knowledge of its members. The Anthropology Club visited the Plattsburg State Paleopathology Laboratory and did some work with Mayan Indian skeletons. The club also participated in a dig for artifacts during the spring. Searching For The Stars The newly organized Astronomy Club, under the direction of Mr. William Vinton and President Tom Clark, spent most of their time observing various planets and binary stars. They also constructed a telescope, including the grinding of their own telescope mirror. Cheryl Ann Bailey, Shawn Foster, Tom Clark. cmii8f 115 Apples Of Their Eye This year's Computer Club, under the leadership of Peter Hammer and the direction of Mrs. Diane Rolfe, tried to increase the computer skills and awareness of its members. With the addition of three new Apple Computers, the Computer club was able to investigate the capabilities of computers in greater depth. In addition to weekly meetings and scheduled informational meetings, at which members learned new operating systems and languages, the Computer Club also took a trip to Boston and participated in a computer conference and held computer programming contests between the Academy and various other area schools. Right: COMPUTER CLUB: (Left to Right) John Flight. Glenn Kohnke (Vice President), Peter Hammer (President), Carolyn Towle, Matt Richards, and Paul Ossen-bruggen; Bot Right: John Flight works with the new ACE-Calc program during an afternoon club session: Below: Matt Richards experiments with pascal during another club meeting. Math League Multiplies! If you're one of those deranged souls that just can't seem to get enough of math, then you're probably a member of the St. J. A. Mathematics League for the Mentally Excessive. In other words, you're strange enough to look for more school work! (Actually, I think most people join for the food.) From afterschool problem-solving sessions to pigging out at Vinnie's house, to holding our own regional league meets, we're constantly searching for intriguing puzzles to make our minds and our pencils smoke. So here's one for you now (but it doesn't count, so to speak): 13-1-20-8—9-19—6-15-18—3-15-21-14-20- 19! HINT: 15-14-5=1,20-23-15=2 ... A regal test of your wits! Above: Jeremy Kimball and Peter Chiang ponder over a problem during an afternoon League practice session; Left: MATH LEAGUE: Row 1: Team Captains: Peter Chiang, Vinny Egizi, Barry Renfro; Row 2: Mrs. Forbes, Renee Loranger, Glenn Kohnke, Mrs. Byrne, Duane Easter, Michael Claffey, Mark Dinsmore, John Flight; Row 3: Jeremy Kimball, Jim Kendall, Brian Lafferiere, Tom Clark, Beth Biathrow, Carolyn Towle, Bryan LeBlanc, Beth Wilkins. 117 Let's Charleston! This year's color guard, under the direction of Mrs. Fran Boardman and captain Sherry Ca-dieux, joined with the Academy Marching Band to participate in all of the home football games and parades. Also joining the Band this year for the first time, was the Rifle Squad, under the direction of Mrs. Michelle Bird, and co-captains Cindy Emmons and Cheryl Fisher. Both these clubs, through hard work and dedication, proved to be a very valuable addition to the Band, especially during the L.I. game, because after all, who could forget their memorable rendition of the The Charleston! Left: RIFLE SQUAD: Row 1: Cheryl Fisher, Cynthia Emmons; Row 2: Aimee Loranger, Marie Gayette, Vicky Demag; Row 3: Tammy Makay, Sue Christie, Alice Warden, Tammy Bailey; Top: COLOR GUARD: Row 1: Sherry Ca-dieux; Row 2: Anne Bona. Cindy Kenney. Sherry Smith; Row 3: Bonnie Morrison. Michelle Shumway, Debbie Sheer, Lee Rice; Not Shown: Erika MacPherson: Top Left: Tammy Makay, Cynthia Emmons. Vicky Demag. and Cheryl Fisher, members of the rifle squad, dance The Charleston at the LI football game. Above: Sherry Cadieux performs the routine for Mr. U S.A. on the football field 118 Remember Tortilla Flats! Though the Spanish club is about three times the size it was last year, its members are harder to find. (Look at the picture!) Well, you know, commitments ... Parlez-Vous Francais? Mr. O'Brien loves the opportunity to show slides of his South American travels. The club also enjoys going to (or planning to go to) different members' homes and cooking Spanish (logically) meals. And no one could forget Tortilla Flats! And then, of course, there are the constant plans to see something Spanish related in Boston. Under the leadership of Mr. Wayne Majuri, President Shawn Foster, and Vice President Mike Claffey, the 1984 French club once again set out to explore and learn about French Culture, and improve their French conversation skills. On November 18, the French Club traveled to Manchester New Hampshire to see a Molier play. During the winter season, the French club sang Christmas carols for the Hospital and Convalescent Center, went on cross country skiing and skating outings, and took a pre Christmas visit to Sherbrook, Quebec. In the spring, they traveled to Quebec City for a culturally educational experience. Row 1: Laurel Majuri. Lorraine Sulvain. Mr. Majuri; Row 2: Manon Brewer. Holly Russell, Amy Benoit, Gloria Petty, Caroline Dussault, Ariela Kruger, Chondra Gersin. Row 3: Shawn Foster, Carol Wilkins, Kelly Benoit, Karen Lesko, Michael Claffey, Keith Donna, Wayne Majuri, Jonathan Ryan. Bottom: Lee Reis, Jonathan Ryan, Andrea Clark, Diane Rickson, David Broughton, Mr. O Brian Below: The Spanish Club seems shaken by the request for another yearbook picture. 119 Above: The Dynamic Duo, Elizabeth and Robert Edsall, provide an excellent performance in She Stoops To Conquer ; Top Left: Mrs. Janet Warner-Ashley, director of Academy Theatre, applies make-up to Robert Knight on the night of the performance; Top Middle: Heather Bennett, Ben Blankinship, Robert Edsall, and Chris McCarthy get acquainted in the Three Pigeons Pub ; 120 Below Right: Chris McCarthy and Claire Morris--love at first sight; Bottom Middle: The local crowd appears to be having a great time; Far Mid Right: Mr. Hardcastle (John Drew) chastises the servants before his hou- seguests arrive; Far Bottom Right: Auburn Currier ( Mrs. Hardcastle ) applies makeup to Debbie Doyon, a barmaid and the local town drunk. She Stoops To Conquer The Drama Club presents three plays again this year—the 18th century Oliver Goldsmith work She Stoops to Conquer, L'il Abner (based on the comic strip) and a home-made play written by Director Janet Warner-Ashley. The hours put in by director and cast often go unappreciated, but a more dedicated crew could not be found in the entire school. After-school time is lost to rehearsals for weeks on end, and as performance date approaches, late nights are spent in set-designing and dress rehearsals. The Club's only goal is to produce a play to be proud of, and with the cast's commitment, no one can say it's failed. 121 122 Checkmate! Although the Chess Club is small, the air of intense concentration proves their dedication to the game. Under the direction of Mr. Hegarty, the Chess Club works out Chess problems and the members compete against each other under a time limit. Although the Club is not one of the most populated, the members still find plenty of competition amongst each other. Tom Clark, Paul Koster, George Bludevich, Mr Charles Hegarty. Bombs Away! Roh Achilles. Jonathan Lockwood, Billy Jackson, Gary Carreau. Tom Clemons, Peter Dinsmore. Armed with their mechanical pencils, the War-Gamers Club is ready to fight a continuing battle everyday after school. Led by Mr. Eaton and President Chris Bostic, the War-Gamers Club gives students an opportunity to improve their skill and strategy. If possible, the members gather daily after school and play games centering around World War II, such as the Allied Invasion. So, if you have had a bad day and you need to vent your frustration, drop by the Biology Lab and join in on the fun. Uncle Sand Wants You! When three feet of snow have you down, go to California! Or if you don't have a plane ticket sitting around, go to C204 and watch a surfing movie, listen to the Beach Boys, wear garlands and a gaudy shirt, and be boardfiend for a day. And when you're transformed, hit the slopes on a Burton Snowboard and go surfing.'' You'll no doubt get just as wet trying to stay on your snowboard as you would in the ocean. But you'll have twice the fun, and no fighting for the beach! Besides, there's more sand on the raod during the winter than on any beach. Or trek up to Willoughby or Crystal and try sailboarding. Of course, your chance of finding enough wind is virtually none, but that doesn't daunt the undauntible, frighten the fearless, swerve the unswerving! The only restriction in membership to the Surfing Club is that you can't be a real surfer! So join surfdom now. Uncle Sand wants you! Be one of the few, the proud, the numb, the surfers! Ground: Ariella Krugger, Tristann Hammond, Diane Rickson, Vincent Egizi, Barry Renfro, Jon Ryan, Ray Steen, Terri LaBounty; Back: Jim Bra-haney, Jose Bruzual, Jean Ducham, Alex Palacios, Peter Chiang, Louis Daniele, Michael Abadi, Tom Clark, Ben Blankinship; Above: Jonathan Ryan and Chuck Richards display their skill and expertise in the art of surfing. Bon Voyage! This year the International Club is on their way to France. Led by Mr. Swartz and President Vinny Egizi, the International Club is visiting such places as the Rhone Valley, the Riviera, the wine country, Lyons, and, of course, Paris. At various times, the members are given a chance to wander off on their own and visit such tourist attractions as Versailles. If no mishaps occur, such as getting too caught up in the cosmopolitan night life, the trip looks as if it will be a huge success. Au Revoir!! Row 1: Dan MacMahon, Michael La-vigne; Row 2: Maria Shango, Vincent Egizi, Lisa Fitch; Row 3: Carolyn Towle. Mrs. Shari Ross, Bryan LeB-lanc, James Kendall, Renee Loranger, Jacqueline Martin, Mr. Swartz, Louis Daniele, Susan Ducham. Right: Vinny Egizi explains the itinerary for the Rhone Valley portion of the trip. Above: Bryan LeBlanc sells raffle tickets for the International Club. 124 The AV Club offers students, interested in film and radio production, a chance for hands-on experience in the care and use of audio visual equipment. Also, members get a perspective of what a career in the media world would be like. With Lisa Gladstone as president, the AV Club produces the twice weekly radio program, Academy Highlights , and an occasional television show for the local stations. In addition to these productions, the AV Club is invaluable to the success of the D.J. dances. This year the AV Club made a video documentary, which Mr. Cummings uses on his recruiting travels. Above: Row 1: David Dresser, Nancy Citron, Lisa Gladstone; Row 2: Keith Donna, Stephanie Sachse, Lance Braman, Tom La-chiatto, Jason Meilleur, Jonathan Caplan; Top: Tom Lachiatto readies the camera to film Professor Gaylord's rendition of the 'Miller's Tale”; Top Right: Nancy Citron prepare to interview Robert Edsel for ano-tehr one of the AV Club's productions. 125 Strike! This year's Bowling League is under the direction of Bob Towle, Steven Cingras, and Cindy Kenney. Smaller than in the past, they bowl against each other in teams of two. They bowl every week and keep records for a final first place team, which will receive a trophy at the banquet at the end of the yea r. Seated: Ken Goss, Carmen Beach. Angela Cann, Steven Gingras, Cindy Kenny; Standing: Shawn Foster, Alex Pease, Karen Smith, Allen Mathews, Sean Ainsworth. Shawn Hyer; Top Right: Angela Cann takes careful aim as she prepares to bowl a perfect strike at the Gold Crown Lanes; Above: Cindy Kenny keeps team scores during the afternoon bowling league. 126 Say Cheese! The Photography Club, with Mr. Roosa as the advisor, is an opportunity for students to improve their photographic skills. They also learn how to use the darkroom, developing black and white pictures. This year they took a trip to the Flume. With the pictures they take, they may set up an exhibit. Below: Standing: Mr. Roosa. Cheryl Fisher, Rosie Le-mieux. Louisa Viles, Ray Steen. Evan Dugan. Kneeling: Tom Persons; Top Left: Cheryl Fisher looks on as Mr. Roosa gives some photographical directions; Left: Rosie Lemieux takes notes on Mr. Roosa's developing instructions. 127 Ushers Club: Small But Helpful! Although the Ushers Club is not as celebrated as many other clubs, it still plays a vital role at the Academy. This Club does all of the ushering for the Academy Theater Productions, and any other events which takes place in Fuller Hall. Consisting of only students, the Club is headed by Mrs. Joyce Racenet, who has the worrisome task of organizing the members. Although the ushers do not have to wear the traditional red jacket with gold braid, they are still required to wear semi-formal dress. The major advantage is that the ushers are allowed to get into the events for free. USHERS:Row 1: Sherry Cadieux, Monica Smith, Erma Em- Virginia Chipley; Row 3: Beth Edney, John Ranney, Peter ery, Susan Morris; Row 2; Dennis Vellieux, Paul Racenet, Wright. 128 tn w P P Topper Temper Tips Total! The big event of the fall—L.I. Pep Chapel finally got students worked up enough to start cheering! The football team was its usual inept at pinning on corsages, but the humor of the situation made up for the time. Even funnier was the total lack of preparation that the seniors showed in two embarrassing attempts to recite a class cheer, not to mention the Cheerleaders' wobbly pyramid! Lisa Bedor was under-standibly elated to be announced Homecoming Queen, after Karen Pessini and Jennie Fuehrer became runners-up (though Paul Racenet is rumored to have won unofficially). Rain led to the demise of the parade, frustrating the people who had put in their hours on making class floats. Record amounts of pizza got consumed at the pizza party, and the bonfire blazed forth despite the prior rain. After four losses in a row the team got worried, and determined that defeat at the hands of the Vikings was simply out of the question. A kick-off return score by L.I. became the proverbial last straw, and St. J. burst forth, scoring twice, then digging in to keep our lead firm. L.I. goal-line defense stymied our offense, but the 'Topper defense was even better. Mike Lavigne and Greg Bunce were the day's running backs, receiving from Waldo Racenet. The fact that Lyndon had already ordered State Championship jackets made victory all that sweeter. 130 Left: Lorin Whiteley gets her picture taken as Paul Miller enjoys a pipe; Below: The team gets psyched for the LI game; Bot.Left: Sherry Ma-cLean holds still as Mike Lavigne attempts to pin on her corsage; Bot.Right: Coach Clark, acting as MC. helps Mrs. Morrison with some directions during LI chapel; Opp.Bot.Left: the LI scoreboard tells the story; Opp.Bot.Right: Overjoyed at being elected Homecomming Queen, Lisa Bedor struggles for something to say. 131 Right: Greg Bunce ( 48) cuts up field past a Lyndon defender; Below: Dale Urie falls prey to vicious L.I. players; Bottom Left: Sophomore David Giacobbe mediates on the game's outcome; Bottom Right: Amy Toney, ecstatic over an Academy play. 132 The Thrill Of Victory Left: Coach Racenet's wife, Colleen, congratulates him after the game. Bottom Left: Stephanie Donaldson breathes a sigh of relief at the final second in the game; Below: Dennis Veilleux and Alan Potter—a little bruised but it was worth it. 133 SHEEPCOTE DORM: Row 1: Alisa McDonald, Andrea Kim-mons, Paige Dunlap, Shannan Caldwell, Paige Pizzi, Amy Bigelow, Aimee Norwood; Row 2: Heather Hall, Tiffany Lambert, Claire Morris, Alexandra Pease, Andrea Graumlich, Lorin Whi-teley, Marel Ancira, Tristann Hammond, Diane Rickson, Patricia Ruiz, Virginia Chiplcy; Below: Paige Dunlap and Amy Bigelow play in the sun at Joe’s Pond; Bot. Right: Derek Keenan attempts to block Ricky Howard's throw during an ultimate frisbee game; Right: John Crawford and Paul Skrede enjoy a hot day on Main St. 134 Resident Students Comprise 16V£% This year the resident students comprise sixteen and one-half percent of the student body. They hail from thirty states and thirteen countries, extending from Canada to as far away as Thailand. Waterman House, a new dorm, was added to the four dorms already maintained here at the Academy — Brantview, Sheepcote, Crampton, and Tinker. Waterman House was dedicated in honor of Judge Sterry Waterman, a member of the Academy Board of Trustees. This new boys' dorm provides twenty-one new spaces for the increasing number of resident students. Mr. John Cummings, Director of Admissions, seems to be doing his job well, for over one-half of the dormitory students are new to the Academy this year. Many of the foreign students have come to the Academy with hopes of attending an American college post high school graduation, and what better place to get used to the American school system than here at the Academy? Brantview Dorm: Row 1: David Pendergrass, Larry Claflin, Terrell Paulk, Alex Palacios, Terry Hatter, Jose Bruzual, Jonathan Ryan, Peter Chiang, Raymond Miligi, Shawn Hyer, Paul Ossen-bruggen; Row 2: Mr. Prutsman, Tony Ziherl, Lars Blumchen, Paul Koster, Gilles Wolff, Paul Miller, Mark Krause, John Dur-rant, Peter Helprin, Matt DeWaard, Kevin Reed, Andy Boehlke, Gerry Frey, Tom Clark, George Bludevich, Ron Keifcr, Bill Scharadin, Chris Martin, Jon Friedley, David Alveberg; Right: Terrell Paulk fools around in study hall; Below: Marel Ancira water-skis up at Joe's Pond. Of Student Body TINKER HOUSE: Row 1: Tom Jones Row 2: John Crawford. Chris Hermann, Ricky Howard, Bill Bissett; Row 3: David Alspaugh, Paul Skrede, Andy Miligi, Kevin Overholt, Tom La-chiatto, Matt Richards, Paul Asterwood; WATERMAN HOUSE: Row 1: Wally Ferris, Blair Tucker, Brent Melville, Chris Marler, Sam Roongrogana, Curt Mahlstedt, Dwayne Simons, Richard Girard; Row 2: Robert Knight, David Laggis, Chris Faust, Jose Vega, Derrek Keenan; Row 3: Tony Marston, Stewart Barnett, Jeff Butterfield, Grant Fessler, Rob Davidson, Scott Morton, Jimmy Keenan; Top Right: Alan Richardson, manager of the football team, anxiously watches the football game from the sidelines. 136 CRAMPTON HOUSE: Front Row: Piyachatara Nopakoon, Chandra Gerson. Back Row: Miss Betsy Smith, Lisa Gladstone, Angela Cann, Carole Douglas, Stephanie Donaldson. Ms. Jeanne Desrochers, Nancy Citron; Below: Tom La-chiatto helps out backstage for the L.I. pep chapel; Mid Right: Angela Cann and Patrice Smith exchange gossip in chapel; Bot. Right: Maria Shango, Scott Morton, Patrice Smith, and Stewart Barnett playfully pose for a picture at Sheepcote. Talented Alumni Return To The Academy Among other visitors, this year the Academy has been graced by the presence of a vocal group, an alumnus, and a Dartmouth professor. The Company , a vocal group from Plymouth State College, came to the Academy at the prompting of alumna Marie Fagnant. They performed many songs, ranging from ballads to pop-rock. William Lanteau is an alumnus of the Academy, who has appeared in many movies and TV shows, such as On Golden Pond and Newhart . He presented a one-act comedy — SOLO!! With the use of his various facial expressions, it was a huge success. Also, Professor Gaylord of Dartmouth College, at the request of Mr. Ashley's Humanities class, came to the Academy to perform his rendition of Chaucer's The Miller's Tale . Top: The Plymouth State College Company performs a variety of musical numbers in a special performance requested by member Marie Fagnant, an Academy graduate; Left: Professor Gaylord adds many facial expressions like this one to his dramatic rendition of Chaucer's The Miller's Talc ; Above: William Lanteau performs the one act play The Harmful Effects of Smoking for the entire student body. Dr. JOHN A. 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WHEELER TRUE VALUE 63 Main St. 748-3124 29 Church Street Lyndonville, VT 05851 Tel. 626-5102 Stocks, Bonds, and Mutual Funds Paul G. Curtis — Francis X. Collins David B. Franklin — Judith Kendall Robert Daniels — Peter Thoma St. Johnsbury, Vermont Ville Flower Shop Debby's Beauty Boutique Lyndonville, VT Lyndonville, Vermont x - REDKEN9 Custom jS ltoppe Compliments of Richard C. Warren Real Estate 160 Railroad Street St. Johnsbury, VT CUSTOM HAIR STYLES MEN AND WOMEN f A 119 Railroad Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont 05819 748-8205 BEPO, Inc. 131 Portland Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont Ever since we first walked into Fuller Hall on that dreaded first day of school, doors have dominated our lives. We have opened doors to get into school and classrooms, to get our books, to participate in social events, and yes, even to open our minds. Now, at the close of this year, as we eagerly rush out doors into the freedom of summer vacation, new and mysterious doors will unexpectedly open before us — through which lies the unknown future. This book will always keep the portals to our past wide open, so that even though we can never pass through them again, we will be able to peer back through them; and hopefully we will never forget the year that was . . . THE JENKS STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Celebrating 98 Years Of Photographic Service to the Community Warm Congratulations To The Graduating Class of 1984