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

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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

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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

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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