Vergennes Union High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Vergennes, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1963 volume:

and lA klfe k icj iwe Union t-Ugh Qckoot VpJlQPjflMPj), V UMOub 1 Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. ROBERT FROST 963 v i We, the class of '63, wish to dedicate our yearbook to the memory of our classmate, Frank Jardon, who was lost to us last fall. His memory will linger in our minds as our friend and fellow student. Mr. Crown, Principal Mr. Moulton, Superintendent SCHOOL DIRECTORS Mrs. Fishman, Mr. Sullivan, Mrs. Burpee, Mr. Moulton, Mrs. Beach, Mr. Harris, Mr. Burnham, and Mr. Ryan. Mrs. Partch, Secretary Mrs. Thurber, Secretary 3 B®u cwds U fufe FIRST ROW: Bushey, Spencer, Tucker, Allen, Casey, Lamont. SECOND ROW: Swinton, Griffith, D. Smith, C. Lemay, Fishman, Beach, Adams, H. Lemay, Poquette, Jones, Perry, Mrs. Norton, Danyow. THIRD ROW: Yantz, Allen, M. Smith, J. Smith, Bradley, L. Smith, Fletcher, Cushman, Clark. Editor ...... Assistant Editors Business Managers . Claudia Allen ..... Gail Tucker Bill Spencer Alida Casey Bill Thiess Gary Bushey Senior Editors Senior Typists Audrey Fishman Penny Beach Pam Paquette Helen Lemay Bonnie Bradley Helen Lemay Zwaantje Beenen Dear Friends: This book is presented with our sincere hope that it may please you. We, the staff, agree that producing the '63 Blue and White has been a rewarding endeavor. For me, editing the '63 Blue and White was a privilege. From the bottom of my heart comes deep appreciation to my staff who worked many long hours. I wish to thank Mr. Crown, who was patient and cooperative throughout the year; Mrs. Berry, who made it possible to have excellent typists on hand; and Mrs. Jones, who was kind enough to give us helpful hints. I wish to take this time to thank Mrs. Norton, our sponsor, who devoted many hours and who always showed sincere interest in the production of the Blue and White. Sincerely, 4 Claudia Allen saWPtf'lA %wy I ERNEST AA. CODDING, JR., B.S. University of Vermont American Government AARS. CONSTANCE C. BERRY, A.B. University of Vermont Shorthand and Typewriting AARS. ELLEN K. NORTON, A.B. AAiddlebury College French and Latin PAUL E. AAARSHALL, B.S. University of AAaine Chemistry, Physics, General Science, Algebra I JOHN L. ALTOBELL, B.S. Suffolk University Bookkeeping, Economics, Business Law, Salesmanship AARS. SHIRLEY H. CLARK, A.B. AAiddlebury College English, Latin I, Speech MRS. ALICE M. JONES, A.B. Mount Holyoke College English and Remedial Reading MRS. SYLVIA E. RICE, A.B. University of Massachusetts English MISS MARGARET L. BISHOP, B.S. Springfieid College Girls' Physical Education GORDON A. AYER, B.S., M.S. Arnold College University of Bridgeport Boys' Physical Education DONALD P. CAMPBELL, A.B., M.Ed. University of Michigan University of Vermont Guidance Director LESTER F. JIPP, A.B. University of Iowa History, Psychology, P.O.D. FRANK S. JOHNSON Massachusetts School of Art Rhode Island School of Design Industrial Arts MRS. E. SPRINGSTEAD, Ph.B. University of Vermont Chorus, Band, Choir MRS. MARJORIE GRAVES, B.A. University of Vermont Algebra I and II, Geometry, Advanced Senior Math RAY E. DAVISON, B.S. University of Vermont Agriculture 10-12, Adult Farmers Class MRS. JOY SMITH, B.S. University of Vermont Home Economics 7-12 RICHARD J. BURKE, B.S. Castleton State College General Math, Review Math, Driver Education LINDSAY T. TOWNSEND, B.S. University of Vermont Agriculture 9-11 Young Farmers Class ARMAND CREVIER, B.A. St. Michael's College English, Sociology RONALD ROOD, B.S., M.S. University of Connecticut Biology MRS. VERNA L. EVARTS, B.A. Dickinson College English, Librarian MRS. RUTH O'CONNOR, T.T. University of Vermont Junior High School Studies and Math DALE R. LANPHEAR, B.S. Johnson Teachers College Junior High Science and Math AAR. LARROW AAR. FISHER In tfi (CEtefifia . . . AARS. ADAAAS, AARS. ANDERSON, AARS. HALLOCK, AARS. LANGEWAY qm L About Owo Qchools. I PllTURe s£.v:o s z NIMOlVg ADNVN nvwhsu Adaanv •?lVa Patricia Rivers William Roberts Donna Hunt Claire Adams Jay Vrooman Claudia Allen Helen Lemay f-loiuyi Qmtins famojyb 80% ot Abouto . . . ROW 1: Bradley, Benton, Bourque, Lemay, Rivers, Adams, Baldwin, January. ROW 2: Allen, Kimball, Tatro, Daniels, Larson, Olson, Hunt, Davis, Yantz, Fishman, Thurber, Birchmore. ROW 3: Roberts, Moulton, Vrooman, Marshall, Scott, Purinton, Austin. Also Cindie Moulton not pictured. fJjMb UiufecL N frojis R-ejytes cfcutg WM . . . Chss 0 Sandra Thurber Jennie Larson Robert Leavitt Secretary Treasurer Vice President THE FUTURE IS NOT IN THE HANDS OF FATE, BUT IN OURS. ColxyiS BURGUNDY AND WHITE CARNATION CLAIRE MARIE ADAMS Colorful miss, with a flair for writing. Language Club 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Softball 1, 2, 4; Class Secretary 2; Press Club 2, 4; One-Act Play 2, 4; NHS 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; History Club 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Varsity Club, Sec.-Treas. 4; Yearbook 4; Drama Club 4. SANDRA LEE ADAMS Style with a smile—that's Sandy! Music Council 2; Librarian 2; Chorus 2-4; Softball 2, 4; Press Club 3; Basketball 4; Student Council 4. I BURT JULIUS ALLEN Has all the FFA know-how. FFA 1-4; Certificate of Merit 2; Chapter Star Award, State Farmer Degree, Mechanics Award, District Star 3; Local President, State Treas. 4. CLAUDIA CLARA ALLEN Claudie —our class personality! Chorus 1-3; Choir 2, 3; Tri-M 3; Class Pres. 1; Press Club 2; Student Council, Treas. 2, Sec. 3; Music Council 3; Basketball Manager 3; NHS 3, 4; Language Club 1-3; Drama Club 4; Senior Play; Sno-Ball Committee 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. LARRY EDWARD AUSTIN Handsome—with a winning wit and way. Language Club 1, 2; Baseball 2-4. NANCY MAE BALDWIN Miss Super-Senior! History Club 1-4; Press Club 1-3; Editor-in-Chief 4; Chorus 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Yearbook 1, 2; Class Secretary 1; Student Council 2-4; One-Act Plays 2; Tri-M 3, Treas. 4; Choir 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Drama Club 4; All-State Chorus 4; Language Club 1-4. I ANN PENFIELD BEACH A Pennie for her thoughts! Cheerleading 1, 3; Press Club 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Yearbook 1, Senior Editor 4; Choir 2-4; History Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Tri-M 3, 4; Debating 3; Junior Play; Language Club 1-4; Drama Club 4; All-State Chorus 4; Mt. Royal Chorus 4; Gym Club 4. ZWAANTJE GERRIDINA BEENEN Our Dutch treat! FHA 1; Chorus 1-3; Choir 3; Press Club 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4. DORIS EDNA BENNETT Whether typing or tumbling—She's never grumbling. Gym Club 4. BETSEY STEWART BENTON 'Bets'—our All-American girl! Basketball 1-4; Band 1-4; Softball 1-4; Language Club 1-4; Yearbook 1; Press Club 2; One-Act Plays 2; Chorus 2, 3; Choir 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Vice Pres. 3; Senior Play; Drama Club 4; Girls' State 3. VERNON WILLIAM BIGELOW The strong silent type. FFA 2, 4. JEAN MAY BIRCHMORE A friendly girl whose future is all planned. Chorus 1-4; Language Club 1, 3; Choir 2-4; Tri-M 3; Mt. Royal Chorus 4. JAMES ARTHUR BODETTE Handsome—sports enthusiast. Soccer 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4. LINDA MAE BOURQUE Miss Mass, with a lot of class! Junior Play; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play; One-Act Plays 4; Drama Club 4. 18 CHARLES CLINTON BRADFORD With wings on his heels. FFA 1-4; X-Country 1-4; Language Club 2-4; Chorus 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Senior Play; Varsity Club 4; AAt. Royal Chorus 4; All-State Chorus 4. EUGENE CHARLES BRADFORD Never a dull moment! FFA 1, 2; X-Country 2, 4; Senior Play. BONNIE ANNE BRADLEY Quiet reliability. Basketball 1-4; Softball 1-3; Chorus 1-4; Varsity Club 4; Choir 4; Yearbook 4, Gym Club 4. GILBERT ARTHUR BRILL Skip—ever so quiet. PAUL LLOYD BUSHEY Silence with a long stride. JOSEPH ROBERT CHOINIERE Joe—our funlovingest! FFA 1, 2. RODNEY LESTER BRINKMAN Our A P man—that's Bucky! ANTHONY RAYMOND BUSHEY Tony—really quiet? hmm . . . MARY THERESA CHOINIERE Always a twinkle in her eye! Language Club 1, 2, 4. GLORIA JEAN CLARK Short and cute in all her Glorie. HAROLD MICHAEL COYLE The Chaos of Events. MARY HELLEN DANIELS Never late to sing or skate! Chorus 1-4; Choir 3, 4; Tri-M 3, 4; Press Club 3, 4; Gym Club 4; Mt. Royal 4. MARJORY MARIE DAVIS Marj, with invaluable sweetness. Softball 3; Press Club 3, 4. MARY EVELYN DESJADON A small, perky Senior Miss. Softball 3, 4; Chorus 4. JACK PALMER DEVINE The tall man, a real outdoorsman! X-Country 1-4; Language Club 2; Basketball 3. BONNIE LEE EUBAR A sharp-looking gal with a smile! Chorus 2; Press Club 3, 4. AUDREY MARCIA FISHMAN Our Audie—what more can we say? Basketball 1, 2; Language Club 1-4; History Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Press Club 1-4; Student Council 1-4; Sec. 2; Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Librarian 2; NHS 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4, Senior Editor 4; Junior Play; Drama Club 4; Senior Play; Girls' State 3; Model UN Assembly 3. GERALD WILLIAM HATCH, JR. How's it goin', Ace? X-Country 1, 2; Language Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1-4; Class Treas. 1; Science Club 3, 4; Jr. Play; Soccer 4; One-Act Plays 4; Drama Club 4; Sr. Play. LINDA HAWKINS Always gets a different view of parades! DONNA LEILA HUNT Keen mind—sure success! FHA 1; Chorus 1-4; Language Club 1, 2; Music Council 2; Librarian 2; Choir 2-4; Cheerleading 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Tri-M 3, 4; Mt. Royal Chorus 4; Model UN Assembly 3. MARY JANE JANUARY Our Empress —actress plus! Band 1-4; Language Club 1-4; Pres. 4; Chorus 1-4; Music Council 2, 3; One-Act Plays 2-4; Choir 2-4; Softball 2-4; Tri-M 3 4; Basketball 3, 4; Class Pres. 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Drama Club 4; History Club 4; Varsity Club 4; All-State Band 4. WILHELM WALTER JERGER Pete—little sparks light great fires! FFA 1-4; X-Country 4. PETER DURRANCE LAFF1N As thy, so thy strength! One-Act Plays 1, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Debating 3; Junior Play; Art Club 4; Language Club 1, 2; Drama Club 4; Senior Play; History Club 3. KENNETH FRANCIS LAFOUNTAIN Ken's always in there pitching! FFA 1, 2; Baseball 2-4; X-Country 3, 4; Basketball 3. JUDITH ELLEN JOHNSON Judy, our happy basketball cocaptain! Chorus 1-4; Basketball 2-4; Choir 2-4; Softball 2; Language Club 1-4; All-State Chorus 4; Senior Play; One-Act Plays 4; Varsity Club 4; Student Council 4. JENNIE MARIE LARSON Blessed with wonderful charm! Chorus 1-4; Language Club 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 2; Librarian 2-4; Choir 2-4; Press Club 3, 4; Tri-M 3, 4; Sec. 4; Student Council 3; Band 3, 4; Mt. Royal Chorus 4; Gym Club 4; Class Treasurer 4. TRUDY ANN KIMBALL Cute 'n' peppy! Language Club 2, 3; Press Club 4; Maga-zine Campaign Home Room Captain 2. ROBERT THOMAS LEAVITT Mr. Boston 1—and can he dance! FFA 4; Drama Club 4; Senior Play; Class Vice President 4. CARMEN EME LEMAY Dark vivacity! Class Vice Pres. 1; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Mt. Royal Chorus 4; Language Club 4. HELEN MONIQUE LEMAY Petite et jolie ! Band 1, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Librarian 3; Press Club 4; NHS 4; Mt. Royal Chorus 4; Student Council 4. MICHAEL SCOTT MARSHALL Smart as a whip! Language Club 1-3. NHS 3, 4. CYNTHIA MAE MOULTON Cindy, our high stepper! Chorus 1-4; Band 2-4; Choir 2-4; Tri-M 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Language Club 2, 3; Librarian 4; Cheerleading 4; Music Council.4. HAROLD JOHN MOULTON A faithful classmate! FFA 1-4; Junior Play. MARCHELLA ANN HENSLEY MOULTON Sheila's our gracious Southern Belle! Chorus 4; Choir 4; Senior Play. 23 WILLIAM EDWARD MUNNETT Red, nowhere to stand, only to run! FFA J, 2; Language Club 1, 2; X-Country 1-4; Basketball 1-4. JAN OLSON So-o-o Creative! Language Club 1-3; Cheerleading 3-4; Press Club 4; Art Club 4. CHARLES EDWARD PORCHERON Charlie is where people are having fun! X-Country 2, 3, 4. BARRY ORCUTT PURINTON Penrod is Mr. Dependable, a grand friend! Chorus. 1; Class Vice Pres. 2; History Club 3, 4, Pres. 4; Junior Play; Drama Club 4; Senior Play; Boys' State 3. GEORGE HENRY REIPOLD So debonnaire . . ! Senior Play; Drama Club 4. PATRICIA ANN RIVERS Popularity plus Capability, that's Pat! Band 1, 2; Basketball 1; Softball 1; Language Club 1, 2; Chorus 2; Press Club 3, 4. I WILLIAM MODESTE ROBERTS Bill's a master-minded Devil ! NHS 3, 4; FFA, Junior Sec. 3; Student Council 4; Boys' State 3; NHS Pres. 4. WILLIAM JOSEPH SCOTT Rival of the wisest! FFA 1-4; Pres. 3; NHS 3, 4, Pres. 3, Treas. 4; Press Club 2; Student Council 3; Drama Club 4; Senior Play; Boys' State 3. MARY ELLEN SMITH With a laugh, a cheer, and a song! Chorus 1-4; Cheerleading 1-4; Language Club 1, 2; Band 1-4; Tri-M 3, 4; Mt. Royal Chorus 3; Choir 3, 4. MARY KATHERINE STEBBINS An endearing friend, always happy-go-lucky! Chorus 1-4; Softball 1, 2; Language Club 1, 2, 4; Music Council 2; Choir 2-4; Basketball 2-4; One-Act Plays 3, 4; All-State Chorus 4; Senior Play. MICHAEL JOSEPH SULLIVAN Jump and shout at a rate rapidamente ! Language Club 1, 2; Soccer 2-4; Basketball 2, 3; Science Club 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Senior Play; Drama Club 4; One-Act Plays 4. HARRY CHARLES SURPRISE Ever need any handywork done? See Harry! SHARON PATRICIA TATRO Our best school spirit booster! FHA 1-4; Softball 1, 2; Chorus 1-4; Basketball 2-4; Language Club 3, 4; Choir 4. SANDRA LONA THURBER Sandy's the talented dark-haired beauty. Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Basketball 2-4; Choir 3, 4; Tri-M 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; NHS 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; Class Sec. 3, 4; Mt. Royal Chorus 4; Sno-Ball Committee, Chairman 4. 26 AUBERT RALPH TORREY Bill knows how to be an excellent senior. Soccer 2. PAUL HENRY TURPIN This good-natured boy is always smiling. FFA 1; Basketball 2; Baseball 2-4. BERNARD GREGORY VALDEZ Greg's the class wit with what a sense of humor! JAY HARMON VROOMAN Absolutely suave! Language Club 1, 2; History Club 2-4; Student Council 2; Yearbook 2; NHS 3, 4, Pres. 4; Baseball 3, 4; Class Treas. 3; Jr. Play; Soccer 4; Drama Club 4; Sr. Play; One-Act Plays 4; Class Pres. 4; Boys' State 3. MARVIN PAIGE WILCOX One of our nicest friends—with a gleam in his eye! X-Country 2-4; Language Club 2; FFA 2, 3. GEORGE PLATT WISELL Mr. Ivy League—in popular demand! Basketball 1-4; One-Act Plays 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Chorus 1-3; Language Club 1, 2; Class Vice Pres. 1; Band 1-3; History Club 2-4; Yearbook 2; Choir 3; Soccer 3, 4; Science Club 3, A, Treas. 3; Music Council Sec.-Treas. 3; Mt. Royal Chorus 3; Tri-M 3 4; Junior Play; Drama Club 4; Student Council Treas. 4; Senior Play. RICHARD GEORGE WELLS Fun, fun, fun! WILLIAM GEORGE WISELL Mr. Heartbreaker—everybody loves him! Soccer 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; History Club 1-4; Band 1-3; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Class Pres. 2; Varsity Club 4; Drama Club 4; Senior Play; All-State Chorus 4, Student Council 1; Choir 3, 4. LAURA EMMA YANTZ She always gives her best for VUHS! Basketball 1-4; Chorus 1, 2; Language Club 2, 4; One-Act Plays 2, 3; Librarian 2; NHS 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Junior Play; Band 3, 4; Drama Club; Girls' State 3. JAMES EDWARD WHITNEY What's life without cars and girls? Right, Jim ? • V 5 ro t i Ou s’ t to Yantz Benton Fishman SEATED: Adams, Wisell, Fishman, Benton, Knowlton, Baldwin, Beach. STANDING: Mrs. Clark, Johnson, Purinton, Hunt, Cote, Lemay, Thiess, Jackman, Sullivan, Allen, Lamont, Roberts. Qtvuijtodb Couactfc Last spring the student body of VUHS elected the following officers for the school year 1962-1963: President, Audrey Fishman; Vice President, Betsey Benton; Secretary, Sally Knowlton; and Treasurer, George Wisell. Mrs. Clark became the faculty advisor. In September, the Council made name tags for all of the student body and faculty. This encouraged the Freshmen to get acquainted more easily and assured the success of the Council-sponsored Freshman Reception. In November, the Sadie Hawkins Dance was a tremendous success. Music was provided by a Burlington disc jockey, and each class presented an original skit. Audrey, Sally, and George attended the State Convention in Randolph in November. Council projects have been a school song, the suggestion box, and the cafeteria bulletin board. In the spring the Council again sponsored the annual Vocations Conference, to which students from neighboring schools were invited. 30 Otu Lmd Cowvtil FIRST ROW: Baldwin, Hunt, Vrooman, Thurber, Scott, Benton. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jipp, Tucker, Yantz, Sullivan, Rivers, Adams, Lemay, Marshall, Fishman, Roberts, Allen. Hou i The officers of the National Honor Society for the first semester are: President, Jay Vrooman; Vice President, Sandi Thurber; Secretary, Donna Hunt; and Treasurer, Bill Scott. The National Honor Society is an honorary society of students who have attained at least an 85 academic average and who have shown excellence in leadership and character. The projects of the National Honor Society this year have included: the installation of new members in the spring and in the fall; the election of delegates to the state convention; the introduction of study hall help for those in the building after school; and the Do's and Don'ts Assembly. 32 FIRST ROW: Lemay, Adams, Tucker, C. Tucker, C. Lemay, Casey, Kolbe, Fishman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jipp, Purinton, Baldwin, January, Rossier, Wright, Beach, Vrooman. THIRD ROW: Bushey, G. Wisell, Scott, Sullivan, Anderson, Thiess, W. Wisell. At the annual spring meeting the following officers were elected for the year 1962-63: President, Barry Purinton; Vice President, Audrey Fishman; and Secretary-Treasurer, Alida Casey. Last year the History Club sponsored a trip to Boston. Fifteen members walked along part of the historic Freedom Trail. On this trip the historical sights of Concord and Sturbridge Village were also visited. Because of the success of this trip, another historical tour is planned for this year. Other projects of the History Club have included the cleaning of the MacDonough monument in the city park and the sale of Vermont Life magazines. 33 FIRST ROW: Tucker, Daniels, Tucker, Downey, Baldwin, Rivers, B. Downey, Beenen, Larson, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Rice, Carpenter, Eubar, Vrooman, Lament, Adams, Beach, Olson, Casey, Lemay, Fishman. THIRD ROW: Kimball, Danyow, P. Laffin, Walker, Munnett, Spencer, C. Laff.n, Pratt, Clark. Ptess Ctub (Stilus Us EDITOR—Nancy Baldwin ASSISTANT EDITOR—Robert Walker SECRETARY—Alida Casey PRODUCTION EDITOR-Patricia Rivers FEATURE EDITOR—Nancy Lamont LITERARY EDITOR-Peter Laffin BOYS' SPORTS—William Spencer GIRLS' SPORTS—Bridget Downey ORGANIZATION—Cecile Daniels ART—Peter Laffin and Jan Olson STUDENT COUNCIL—Helen Lemay Qxjvw Club Look, mom, no holes!' Somebody do something; there's a fly on my nose. Now, what do we do?1 'Angels we have heard on high FIRST ROW: Laffin, Spencer, Wisell, Purinton, D. Yantz, Clark, R. Yantz, Vrooman, Burpee, Hatch, Reipold, Stanley. SECOND ROW: Jackman, Lamont, Tucker, Bourque, Adams, N. Baldwin, Benton, L. Yantz, Fishman, January, Casey, Allen, Wright. THIRD ROW: Mr. Altobell, Griffith, Howe, Lemay, Hamel, Weddell, Kolbe, J. Ryan, Hallock, Sisters, Kiernan, Cole, Norton, Downey, Beach, Bristol, Newton, Knowlton, Pratt, D. Ryan, Paquette, VanOrnum, Mr. Codding. FOURTH ROW: C. Beach, Hatch, G. Baldwin, Thiess, Scott, Lebeouf, J. Spencer, M. Sullivan, Walker, Campbell, Tatro, Barney, Anderson, J. Sullivan, P. Laffin, G. Wisell. The Dramatics Club elected the following for the year 1962-63: President, Peter Laffin; Vice President, Mary Jane January; Secretary, Susan Sisters; and, Treasurer, Mary Jackman. The Dramatics Club sponsors all of the plays presented in school. Members of the club act in the presentations and take care of the scenery, the stage management, and advertising. This year the Dramatics Club sponsored: the Senior play Magnificent Obsession in the Fall; the One-Act Plays in the Spring; the Junior play Peg of My Heart. The Pirates of Penzance was also presented in collaboration with the music department. 36 UbiCtAiCtiiS One of the best ways to develop interest in the school library is the organization of pupil library assistants. An enthusiastic group of helpers will do much to sell the library idea. Each library member is given varied duties: charging books, shelving according to Dewey Decimal Classification, helping fellow pupils, helping to prepare new books for library use, and cataloguing periodicals and books. Librarians must be recommended by a teacher, pass all subjects, have high citizenship rating, have an attitude of helpfulness and willingness to do any task assigned, and have a neat and attractive appearance. Better understanding of library services in an outcome of pupil help. This year we have eighteen capable librarians. Pictured below are the Senior librarians. The Junior librarians are: Cheri O'Brien, Janet Caron, Rita Jennings, Sheila Cameron, Gail Tucker, Susan Rossier, Karen Ganson, and Susan Sisters. Sophomore librarians are Sandra Rougier and Juanita Pond; Freshman is Connie Tucker; and the Junior High librarian is Lexa Bordeaux. Senior Marjorie Davis is not pictured. FIRST ROW, left to right: Adams, Hay, Tatro, Christofeletti, Marshall, Hamel, Austin, Weddell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rood, Poquette, Jackman, Barrows, Benton, Baldwin, C. Adams, Mr. Marshall. THIRD ROW: Terenzini, Wisell, Sullivan, M. Sullivan, Yantz, Mack, Collins. 0fufc hv ittow fjlMs PRESIDENT—Mike Sullivan VICE-PRESIDENT—Marcia Hay SECRETARY—Patricia Adams TREASURER—James Sullivan STUDENT COUNCIL-Nancy Baldwin 38 FIRST ROW: Tatro, Forand, P. Adams, S. Adams, Barrows, Mrs. Smith. SECOND ROW: Chamberlain, Ball, Guyette, Shortsleeves, Edney, Little, Stone. PuJtwib Ucmmjoims KimqaJLccu THE F.H.A. GOAL The over-all goal of the organization is to help individuals improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future. The Vergennes Chapter officers are: PRESIDENT—Michele Forrand VICE PRESIDENT-Norma Ball SECRETARY—Sharon Shortsleeve TREASURER-Patty Adams PARLIAMENTARIAN—Yvonne Guyette HISTORIAN—Sharon Tatro Fijdum 4 AlvMZCCb MR. DAVIDSON MR. TOWNSEND STATE F.F.A. OFFICERS TREASURER SECRETARY NEWS REPORTER Burt Allen William Scott John Moulton 40 SENIOR OFFICERS: Knapp, Moulton, Allen, Steady, Leavitt, Shortsleeves. JUNIOR OFFICERS: Van Ornum, Jerger, Thurber, DeGraaf, Scott, Ford. FIRST ROW: G. DeGraaf, Tatro, Shortsleeves, J. Moulton, Thurber, Briggs, C. Sterns, Leavitt. SECOND ROW: R. Steady, Jerger, L. Moulton, Paqum, Scott Putnam, Rivers, Roberts. THIRD ROW: C. Sterns, Ford, Dubois, Vanier, Marble, Lalumiere, Van Ornum. 41 CHOIR The Choir consists of 50 members. This busy group has sponsored a Christmas program, an exchange concert, and an operetta entitled Pirates of Penzance. T R I - M TRI-M, Modern Music Masters, is a national honorary organization of students who excel in music activities. The TRI-M sponsored pianist William Stevens and program attendance at the Lane Series and the U.V.M. Series. MUSIC COUNCIL The Music Council is the governing body of music activities. CHORUS The Chorus is composed of 125 members. The Chorus participated in the Christmas program and in the Champlain Valley Music Festival. Chofo FIRST ROW: L. Sisters, N. Baldwin, Caron, S. Moulton, Raymond, January, O'Brien, Johnson, Beach, Riv?rs, Cole, Bradley, Smith. SECOND ROW: Cameron, Moulton, Sisters, Stebbins, Thurber, Quesnel, Tatro, Hunt, Larson, Casey, Rossier, Downey, Birchmore, Lemay, Mrs. Springstead. THIRD ROW: Lemay, Miller, Downey, Adams, Layn, Booth, W. Wisell, Roberts, Stearns, Clark, Howland, Tucker, Daniels, Allen. FOURTH ROW: Bradford, Vanier, G. Baldwin, Barney, Campbell, R. Tatro, Murray, Moore, T. Larson, Thiess, Abare, Muzzy. 42 FIRST ROW: Thiess, Larson, Thurber, Benton, Baldwin, January. SECOND ROW: Mr. Crown, Mrs. Springstead, Allen, Hunt, Wisell, Yantz, Moulton, Mr. Campbell. THIRD ROW: Birchmore, Daniels, Cole, Smith, Beach, Mr. Marshall. FIRST ROW: Roberts, Mrs. Springstead, Casey. SECOND ROW: Moulton, Knowlton, Wisell. THIRD ROW: Sisters, Muzzy. FOURTH ROW: Tucker. 43 FIRST ROW: Gee, M. Birchmore, Maxim, Stagg, Guyette, Daniels, Newton, Hunt, Tatro, Tucker, Moulton, Edney, Griffith. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Springstead, Lamont, Rivers, Tucker, Miller, Clark, Smith, Danyow, Bradley, Baldwin, Downey, Cole, Lemay, Allen, Hay. THIRD ROW: Quesnel, McNulla, Moulton, Rivers, Patterson, Adams, McEvila, O'Brien, Johnson, January, Raymond, Beach, Caron, Norton, Smith. FOURTH ROW: Abare, Vanier, Larson, Ryan, Campbell, Tatro, Murray, Barney, Moore, Baldwin, Morcombe, Muzzy. 0 Ck(WU U FIRST ROW: Sisters, Larson, Knowlton, Stebbins, Bristol, Maloney, Kiernan, Gatow, Hallock, Kolbe, Downey, Austin, Rossier. SECOND ROW: Casey, Terry, Desjadon, Moulton, Poquette, Thurber, VanOrnum, Monroe, Jewell, Quesnel, Hanson, Birchmore, Lemay, Swinton, Jenkins, Cameron, Tucker. THIRD ROW: Cameron, LeClair, Little, Rougier, Howe, Ball, Perry, Wedell, Ryan, pield. Sisters, Jerome, Guillemette, Jackman, Lawya. FOURTH ROW: Ringer, Adams, Howland, Clark, Pierce, Booth, Yantz, Thiess, Wisell, Roberts, Stearns, Laffin, Layn, Moorby. 44 Muzzy, Tatro, Laffin, Ringer, Norton, Mrs. Springstead, Myers, Olson, Perry, F. Ringer, Danyow, LeClair. Mrs. Springstead, Birchmore, Coyle, Torrey, Richards, Vanier, Wright, Sears, O'Brien, Morcombe. majorettes Left to right: Yafctz, McNulla, Larson, Pratt, Moulton, Lemay. MAJORETTES The majorettes, in addition to leading the band, have performed at half-time at basketball games. The alternate majorettes are: Susan McEvila, Chris Austin, Mary Daniels, Betty VanOrnum, Judy Miller, and Linda Scott. BAND This year our 50-piece band has progressed under the direction of Mrs. Springstead. The band played at basketball games, accompanied the chorus at the Christmas concert, and played during winter assemblies. 46 FIRST ROW: Adams, Sisters, Maloney, Gatow, Griffith, Mrs. Springstead. SECOND ROW: Jewell, Benton, Smith, Christofoletti, Ryan, Andrews. THIRD ROW: Russett, Coffey, Guyette, Dubois, January, Paquette. FOURTH ROW: Roberts, Bodette, Nuttall, Daniels, Thurber, Barney. FIFTH ROW: Mack, Bristol, Marshall, Thurber, Crown, Fishman. SIXTH ROW: Moore, Layn, Haven, Wright, Perry, Quesnel. SEVENTH ROW: Dubois, Collins, J. Moore, Danyow, Jackman. EIGHTH ROW: Howe, Haven, Spencer, Crown, Hallock, Muzzy. FIRST ROW: Lamont, G. Tucker, Casey, Wright, Kolbe, Baldwin, Fishman, Yantz, January, Downey, Howe, Monroe, Daigneault. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Clark, Stebbins, Rougier, Hunt, Moulton, Lemay, G. Tucker, Cole, Torrey, Beach, Rossier, Morse, Tatro, Wendell, J. Ryan, Knowlton, Paquette, Mrs. Norton. THIRD ROW: Swinton, C. Tucker, Jackman, Patten, Sisters, Basiliere, Thiess, Stanley, Spencer, Lane, Clark, Griffith, D. Ryan, Roberts. LoMtyvuOuQb Club The activities of the Latin Club and the French Club have been consolidated into one Language Club this year. The students interested in each language have presented programs related to their language study. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Norton have served as Faculty sponsors. Mary January was elected President, Bridget Downey and Mary Jackman have served as Vice President and Secretary. Books purchased by the Club were placed in the School Library in memory of Thomas La Vasseur, student teacher of French in Vergennes High School. 48 VoAStty Club The Varsity Club has changed its requirements this year. Boys may become members with three letters in sports. Girls are required to have two letters. The Varsity Club's elected officers are: Bill Wisell, President—Charlie Tucker, Vice President—Claire Adams, Secretary-Treasurer. This year the Varsity Club sponsored a contest for a school emblem. Claudia Allen's entry was chosen. Arm patches and pennants carrying the new emblem have been made available to the students. FIRST ROW: Miss Bishop, Johnson, Wisell, Adams, C. Tucker, Bradford, Mr. Ayer. SECOND ROW: Bradley, Tatro, Jones, G. Tucker, Benton, Yantz, January. THIRD ROW: Munnett, Bodette, Sullivan. 49 7tt U.(3tgKX ioe t6 Ob$G£$to Jutlm[  -CJ ) JO' ' y od'°n Helen Hudson 7 v3oltC2_ 3o a0lCX ' Nancy Ashford Monty Brent Sc jz - Jack Dawson Marian Dawson 7 ® i -m i v Dr. Hudson Perry Clota amo Mrs. Jon Stefansson Director _______ Ernest Codding Jr. Prompters ...............M. Stebbins J. Johnson Stage Managers ___________. P. Beach M. Sullivan Sound ...................... G. Wisell Make-up---------------Mrs. Springstead Sheila Moulton BcJkUctl by Class ofy 1963 ... QUEEN: MARY JANUARY KING: TOM TUCKER and THEIR COURT: BRIAN GEE BERT WHITE ANN WORTHINGTON CLAUDIA ALLEN OUR LEADER DON'T GO NEAR THE CANDLES IT DIDN'T ERUPT! LOOK AT BALI-HAI BEFORE DEPARTURE Rj KtGlubert U fifitt - V.U.H.S. girls hit the ceiling? Boston came to Vergennes? Mr. Davison finally agreed to sign Joe's pass? There were 15 in the phone booth? Bill Scott tried to get his point across? 54 Ju u4HS QoWv t ’ £ 4- ... CLASS OFFICERS Alida Casey Secretary Dana Kolbe Vice President Gail Tucker President William Thiess Treasurer 56 FIRST ROW: L. Sisters, S. Sisters, N. Pratt, Putnam, Ryan, C. Downey, Rossier, Casey, G. Tucker, Gebo. SECOND ROW: Mr. Altobell, Paquin, Evarts, Morrow, Bushey, Wright, Ganson, Eubar, Paquette, Jones, Mercier, Jennings, Guyett, Cameron, Carpenter, Bourgeois. THIRD ROW: C. Tucker, R. Pratt, Tupper, Muzzy, Bonesteel, Spencer, Easter, Collette, Sage, Bushey. FOURTH ROW: Gokey, Forand, Abare, Thiess, Sullivan, Clark, Hawkins, Renault, Jewell. FIRST ROW: Kolbe, Morse, Parker, Norton, B. Downey, Allen, Quesnel, Gee, Perry. SECOND ROW: Dubois, Cole, McNulla, Raymond, O'Brien, Rivers, Caron, Miller, Fletcher. THIRD ROW: Coyle, Marble, Anderson, Walker, Lalumiere, Burleigh, Clark. 57 FIRST ROW: Ball, Scott, Forand, Field, Hay, McEvila, Andrews, G. Tucker, Griffith, Sargeant. SECOND ROW: VanOrnum, Poquette, Swinton, Quesnel, N. Field, Gatow, J. Smith, L. Smith, Rivers, LeClair, D. Tucker, Wilcox, A. Roberts, D. Smith. THIRD ROW: A. Roberts, Richardson, D. Ryan, Strobridge, Meunier, Shortsleeves, Kipp, R. VanOrnum, St. George, Dubois, Hawkins, Muzzy, Munnett. Cophointm Class Cooks Up Ctown WAYNE CROWN WILLIAM BURPEE DENNIS CAMPBELL JOHN SPENCER President Secretary Treasurer Vice President 58 FIRST ROW: Cushman, Knowlton, Wedell, Hamel, P. Newton, J. Ryan. Vrooman, Hanson, Norton. SECOND ROW: Barrows, Gevry, Marston, Brotz, Armell, Osgood, Burroughs, Barney, Stanley, McDonough. THIRD ROW: Stevens, Larson, LeBoeuf, MacDonald, DeGraaf, Tatro, Spencer, Codling. FIRST ROW: Brill, Adams, Shepard, C. Newton, Lamont, Birchmore, Sibley, Roussier, Pond, Bushey. SECOND ROW: Mr. Codding, Bigelow, Ashley L. Roberts, Storti, Laffin, Clark, Bishop, Sisters, Brinkman, Steady, Crown, Cameron, Lawya. THIRD ROW: C. Stearns, C. Stearns, D. Yantz, BrigjS, Baldwin, Burpee, Campbell, Foye, Wheeler, Dudley, Thurber, R. Yantz, Nutall. 59 PiestuuOtt Ctass itvm ttv ’66 Secretary Treasurer President Vice President CHRIS AUSTIN BERNARD BASILIERE CONNIE TUCKER ERNIE MYERS FIRST ROW: Cushman, Morse, Provencher, Shepard, Kiernan, Porcheron, Hayes, Edney, Shortsleeves, Howe. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Graves, Hallock, Before, Danyow, Dodge, Patterson, Clark, Torrey, Maloney, Bristol, Kneeshaw. THIRD ROW: Duany, Little, Adams, Putnam, Vanier, Marble, Dike, Polidor, Libby, Bigelow, Morcombe, Booth. FOURTH ROW: Dubois, D. Jackman, Ball, Myers, Ryan, Morrison, Murray, Moore, Cote, Sinow. 60 FIRST ROW: Brooks, Richardson, M. Stone, Chamberlain, Forand, S. Austin, L. Scott, Allen, Davis, Terry. SECOND ROW: Jenkins, Quyette, Mleczko, Daigneault, J. Little, Field, M. Stone, P. Edney, Noyes, Abery. THIRD ROW: Franklin, A. Tucker, Thorpe, Loven, Ringer, Rivers, Hamel, Salmon, Moorby, Ladabouche, T. Alexander, Rogers. FOURTH ROW: L. Moulton, P. Paquin, Batchelder, Larabee, B. Scott, E. Dubois, Rivers, Denney, Adams, Ball. FIRST ROW: L. Alexander, K. Moulton, L. Paquin, C. Austin, C. Tucker, Stagg, Muir, Coyle, Patten, J. Maxham. SECOND ROW: M. Jackman, Jerome Guillemette, Daigneault, Jewel, Perkins, Brill, Monroe, Allen, C. Chamberlain. THIRD ROW: Forand, Edwards, Granger, Simoneau, Porter, Harvey, McCarthy, Howland, Grant, Wright. FOURTH ROW: Pierce, Ford, Basilliere Danyow, R. Maxham, Fuller, Blaze, Larrow, Layn, Waite. 61 FIRST ROW: Tatro, Rose, Coffee, Bradley, Fuller, Barrows, Shroeder, Andrews, Jackman, Patterson, Richards, Taylor. SECOND ROW: Rougier, Chris-tofoletti, Russell, Perry, Hay, Rheaume, Clark, O'Brien, Bordeaux, Casey, Poquette, Gee, LeBeau, Blaze, Hayes, Charbonneau, Bushey. THIRD ROW: Moorby, Howe, D. Bronson, Yantz, Mack, Torrey, Bessette, Bradley, Anderson, Griffith, Poquette. FOURTH ROW: Haven, Chamberlain, Abair, Jackson, Baker, Smith, Rose, Daniels, Newport, Briggs, Knapp. r 62 7th GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President—Douglas Hawley Vice President—John McNulla Reporter—Mike Ringer Treasurer— Robert Marchand 8th GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President—Gary Poquette Vice President—David Bronson Secretary—Sheldon Briggs Treasurer—Dennis Mack FIRST ROW: Russett, VanDenBliek, Marshall, Shattuck, Ryan, Smith, Tucker, Barrows, Waller. SECOND ROW: Mrs. O'Connor, Tatro, Lee, Brinkman, L. Myers, McNulla, Ringer, Norton, Smith, Marchand, O'Brien, Quinn, Sheldon, C. Myers. THIRD ROW-. D. Tucker, Gee, Brooks, M. Ryan, Daniels, Moore, Howland, Peasley, Hawley, Rheaume, Porter, Mullin. FIRST ROW: C. Jackman, Higgins, Thurber, Osgood, C. Jackman, Christcfoletti, Adams, Crown, Sears. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lanphear, Rule, Schneider, Bordeaux, Bigelow, Litch, Beach, Barrows, Hay, Anderson, Rougier, Tucker, Stevens. THIRD ROW: Torrey, Strobridge, Quesnel, Gatow, Haven, Olson, LeBeau, Evarts, Terenzini, Ringer, Wenzell, D. Barrows. 63 • • Cast away your cares, Connie. Men of the world Some day they'll build one for dad! hmm . . . Independent B.usinessman M.unnett Stepping out. Miss Hunt? Junior play Doctor's Orders —Class of '63 64 DARYL RYAN MARY SMITH SALLY KNOWLTON 66 PAT HAMEL PAM NEWTON KAKEN ganson DONNA HUNT NANCY LAMONT CONNIE GATOW CYNTHIA MOULTON FIRST ROW: Booth, Clark, G. Wisell, M. Sullivan, Tucker, Bodette, Brinkman, W. Wisell, Roberts, Adams, Muzzy. TOP ROW: Turpin, Ryan, Moore, Murray, Hatch, Barrows, Vrooman, J. Sullivan, Stanley, Yantz, Mr. Ayer. QoCjC u The 1962 V.U.H.S. Senior squad consisted of twenty boys. The team was evenly divided between veterans and newcomers. Elected Tri-Captains were: fullback Mike Sullivan and veteran wings Jim Bodette and Charlie Tucker. Other veterans were Bill Wisell, George Wisell, and Mike Brinkman. Stocky Paul Turpin played center halfback while Tom Barrows and Jay Vrooman filled the other halfback positions. Fullbacks Mike Sullivan and Pete Hatch kept Vergennes' offensive hopes alive. Louis Muzzy, backed by Jim Sullivan, covered the spot between the goal posts. Showing continuous effort and good sportsmanship, Vergennes finished the season with a record of 4-5-1. Coach Gordon Ayer and the team are to be congratulated for their dogged determination and fair play exhibited on the soccer field. 68 Or tfi Cpotk . . . FIRST ROW: Jerger, C. Bradford, Strobridge, Ashley, Crown, Moorby. TOP ROW: Mr. Crown, Hawkins, White, Munnett, Devine, E. Bradford, LaFountain, Gevry. C iO -Couttt'Uj Sixteen boys made up the Vergennes Cross-Country team. Of these, twelve were returning veterans. The team had a very successful season, winning all their dual meets except one. Great team spirit led the squad to the State Championship, with a low score of sixty-two points. Rice Memorial High of Burlington placed second with seventy-two points. The team also took part in the New England meet held at Orono, Maine. Vergennes finished in twelfth place, competing against championship teams from all the New England states. Leading Vergennes in all the meets were Charlie Bradford, Bill Munnett, Ken LaFountain, Eugene Bradford and Wayne Crown. Charlie Bradford set a new record for the Vergennes course, formerly held by Bobby Giersburg. Although four of Vergennes' top five runners will graduate in June, hopes are high for another good team next year. 70 S. Tatro, C. Jones, S. Thurber, M. Wilcox, C. Adams, B. Bradley, K. McNulla, S. McEvila, M. January, S. Adams, B. Benton, J. Johnson, L. Yantz, C. Morse, K. Swinton. 72 COACH BISHOP MANAGERS; Stebbins, Downey Van thj Ba k tbcM The 1962-'63 Commodorettes chalked up an impressive record of eight victories in twelve games. Laura Yantz led the team in scoring with a total of 133 points. To Laura's shining quality of accuracy under the basket, she also added grace on the court. Betsey Benton came through with an outstanding 124 points. She was honored as a member of the All-State team ('61-'62) and set a high standard in play and sportsmanship. Claire Adams was the senior who played the roving position. In her position on the court, she always played hard. Sandi Thurber, roving guard, was also honored as an All-State player ('61-'62). Our Sandi was agile at interception and her sportsmanship will long be remembered at VUHS. Much of the team's success was due to Bonnie Bradley's constant and reliable work under the basket. Judy Johnson, one of our best defensive players, kept the points of the opposition to a minimum. They will be missed on the court. Sophomore starlet, Mary Wilcox, fascinated the spectators with her energetic handling of the ball. Those who showed great potential for the future Varsity team are Carol Morse, Debbie Poquette, Kitty Swinton, and Susan McEvila. V. Opps. St. Albans 27 •20 Fair Haven 41 6 Middlebury 24 15 Essex Junction 20 28 Bristol 30 19 Rice 26 23 Middlebury 25 27 Bristol .... 44 14 Essex Junction 23 25 South Burlington 39 14 Rice 32 30 St. Albans 25 28 73 Vfo is j Bask tbcM The 1962-63 season can best be termed a building year at V.U.H.S. Although the won-lost record of this Commodore team will not shine brightly in our history, it was a year in which a predominately sophomore team gained much valuable experience for future seasons. As in the case with most inexperienced teams, play at times bordered on the brilliant and then fell off to an inferior brand. However,' as the year progressed, there was overall improvement and it is a real tribute to this group of boys that their spirit and desire remained at such a high level despite a very difficult schedule. The service of seniors—Bill Wisell, Jim Bodette, and George Wisell—will be missed, but the hopes for the future rest upon the shoulders of underclassmen who gained valuable experience. These underclassmen are: Charles Tucker, Dennis Campbell, Norman LeBoeuf, and Peter Hatch. Coach Gordon Ayer is looking forward to a much improved team next season as the top three scorers—Charlie Tucker, Dennis Campbell, and Norman LeBoeuf—will return next season. Norman, incidentally, set a school record in winning the foul shooting trophy with a mark of 73%. B. Clark, J. Bodette, P. Hatch, D. Campbell, N. LeBoeuf, W. Munnett, T. Moore, G. Wisell, C. Tucker, W. Wisell. „ FRONT row- Jackman. Jones, Austin. Eubar. SArlslulla Bristol, Newton, Hayes. FRON _ n llrx-k Danyow, Patterson, January, McNulia, TOP ROW: Stagg, Hallock, ua y The Junior Varsity team duplicated the record of the Varsity by winning 8 out of 12 games. The top scorers were Linda Patterson, 66 points,- Clara Danyow, 48 points; Gloria Eubar, 46 points; Cleone Jones, 26 points; and Sharon Tatro and Sue McEvila, 22 points. The team shows tremendous potential as illustrated by the strong forward line. All the girls displayed good sportsmanship and poise. Needless to say, the entire student body anticipates a good Varsity team in the future. 76 MANAGERS: Poquette, Griffith ......   « «« , s,.„,y The difficulty of a Junior Varsity schedule is, of course, determined by the Varsity schedule. This year was no exception as we played many fine teams from equally large or larger schools. Many of these schools use their second team varsity as J.V.'s, and this always strengthens the competition. With this in mind, the Junior Varsity season was an impressive one. In any school the hope of future success in athletics lies in the freshmen and sophomores, and there is certainly an abundance of hope in Vergennes. Members of this year's Junior Varsity team who should see a great deal of action as Varsity players another year are Terry Moore, Brian Clark, John Spencer, and Winston Ball. Others who have done a fine job this year are Ronald Moorby, Robert Barney, William Spencer, John Wright, Peter Munnett, and Mike Duany. 77 COACH LANPHEAR FRONT ROW: Vrooman, Moore, Tucker, Austin, W. Hatch, Turpin. TOP ROW: Muzzy, G. Wisell, P. Hatch, LaFountain, Bodette, W. Wisell. Ba ebaM 04V UiCtfVUj Uv ’£ 3 Louie anticipates a grounder. Cheer up, boys. New inning—New opportunity Ready for anything . . . Make it a strike ' says Pete. 78 FIRST ROW: Jones, Rossier, Tucker, Swinton, Yantz, Wilcox, Benton, D. Ryan, Morse, Scott. TOP ROW: Knowlton, Moulton, Sisters, Adams, Bradley, January, Desjadon, J. Ryan. Qo tbcM gVih wkfr Horn sporis Strike one!'' Looks like a pop-fly to me. 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