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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

— y ■ BLUE AND WHITE 1964 V ergennes Union High School Vergennes, Vermont 1 Lloyd W. Moulton came to Vergennes as superintendent of the Addison Northwest District in 1947. In September of that year one school on Green Street housed all the Vergennes elementary and high school students. Addison had five one-room schoolhouses. Ferrisburg had ten. Charlotte had seven. Monkton had four, and Waltham had two. Mr. Moulton’s goal was to consolidate and improve the educational opportunities of the district. Within two years a new central school in Charlotte replaced the seven buildings. A new elementary school opened its doors to Vergennes pupils on September, 1950. At this time Waltham closed its own schools and transported the elementary pupils to the new school in Vergennes. In 1953 Addison built a new grammar school, com-solidating its small units into one modern school overlooking Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks. Ferrisburg replaced its ten buildings by one central school in September 1956. Monkton completed its central school in 1960. Mr. Moulton was happy with the consolidation of the elementary schools in each town. However, the realization of his fondest dream for the youth of the district came with the opening of Vergennes Lnion High School in September 1959. This school is financed by—and serves the secondary educational needs of—Vergennes, Ferrisburg, Addison, Panton, and Waltham. Therefore, the Class of 1964 dedicates this issue of the Blue and White to the late Superintendent Lloyd W. Moulton—in gratitude for his understanding and devoted effort on behalf of the youth of this area. ROW 1: Thiess, Mrs. Norton, Casey, J. Smith, L. Smith, G. Tucker, Paquette, Bushey, Clark. ROW 2: Kolbe, Ryan, Kneeshaw, Forand, Gagnon, Griffith, O’Brien, Cudiman, Lamont, D. Smith, Allen, Fletcher, D. Tucker, Monroe, Weddell, Jackman. ROW 3: Yantz, Howland, Danyow, Cote, T. Spencer, W. Spencer, Sisters. Blue and White Dear Friends: The final result of those countless yearbook meetings is right before your eyes. Putting together a yearbook involves much hard work and brain-racking, but the finished product always brings a great deal of satisfaction to those who helped assemble it. This year was no exception. It has truly been a pleasure working on the yearbook, and I sincerely hope that our efforts please you. There are many who have always been ready to help. I want to extend sincere thanks to my staff who worked many long hours; to Mrs. Berry, who provided typists; to Mrs. Jones, our excellent proofreader; to Mr. Crown, whose patience and cooperation made this yearbook possible. To Mrs. Norton, I extend sincere thanks for her interest and help. Sincerely, Gail Tucker EDITOR --------------------------------------------------------- Gail Tucker ASSISTANT EDITORS --------------------------------------------- Nancy Lamont Judy Smith Pat Chushman BUSINESS MANAGER ______________________________________________ Gary Bushey ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS .................................... Greg Clark SENIOR EDITORS _________________________________________________ Bill Thiess Alida Casey Cecile Daniels SENIOR TYPIST .................................................. Pam Paquette 3 Members of the Graduating Class: Oliver Wendell Holmes once said, “The great thing in this world is not so much where we are, but in what direction we are going.” It is this thought that I ask you to ponder a moment in evaluating your present status in life. Undoubtedly you will immediately recall fond memories of the past and elaborate dreams of the future. If each of you graduates will be what you are and become what you are capable of becoming. I am sure you will be heading in the right direction. As you leave Vergennes Union High School keep open the windows of your mind—open to those who have wisdom and experience to offer you and open to those who may benefit from your knowledge and guidance. Each of you has something to offer for the betterment of society. Wherever you may go and whatever you may do, be sure to give your utmost at all times. Congratulations to each of you, and may the best that life can give be yours. A. Robert Twiss Superintendent of Schools Our School Directors MR. KENNETH SULLIVAN MRS. ROBERT BEACH MR. CLIFFORD HARRIS MRS. SAMUEL FISHMAN MR. ROBERT RYAN Panton—MR. KENNETH SULLIVAN—Chairman Waltham—MR. DWIGHT BURNHAM Addison—MRS. WILBUR PRATT Ferrisburg—MRS. ROBERT BEACH MR. CLIFFORD HARRIS Vergennes—MRS. SAMUEL FISHMAN MR. ROBERT RYAN 5 In later years may this yearbook be a reminder of many happy experiences during the school year 1963-1964. It is my sincere hope that each of us has taken fullest advantage of the wonderful opportunity which our parents and other taxpayers have provided for us to develop ourselves mentally, socially, and physically. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration page 8 Maintenance page 12 Seniors page 13 Classes page 34 Organizations page 43 Sports page 61 Advertisers page 77 MRS. JOY SMITH B.S., University of Vermont Home Economics 8 MR. DAVID P. THOMAS B.A., American International College American Government Socio-Geography Psychology- Sociology MRS. CONSTANCE C. BERRY A.B., University of Vermont Shorthand I and II Typewriting I and II Office Practice MRS. SHEILA WULF B.S., Simmons College English Speed Reading MR. RAY E. DAVISON B.S., University of Vermont Guidance Director MR. GORDON A. AYER B.S., M.S., Arnold College University of Bridgeport Boys’ Physical Education MR. WALTER J. McGRAIL JR. B.A., St. Michael’s College English MRS. SHIRLEY H. CLARK B.A., Middlebury College Latin I and II Creative Writing Speech MRS. VERNA L. EVARTS B.A., Dickinson College English Librarian MRS. MARJORIE M. GRAVES B.A., University of Vermont Algebra I and II Geometry Advanced Math MR. FRANK S. JOHNSON Massachusetts School of Art Rhode Island School of Design Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing MRS. EVELYN D. SPRINGSTEAD Ph.B., University of Vermont Chorus Band Choir Junior High Music MR. JOHN L. ALTOBELL B.S., Suffolk University Bookkeeping I and II Economics Business Law Record Keeping General Business Business Math MR. DALE R. LANPHEAR B.S., Johnson State College Junior High Mathematics and Algebra IF MRS. RUTH O’CONNOR T.T., University of Vermont Junior High Social Studies American Government MR. RONALD ROOD B.S., M.S., University of Connecticut Biology MR. ARMAND CREVIER B.A., St. Michael’s College English MRS. ALICE JONES A.B., Mount Holyoke College English Remedial Reading MISS MARGARET BISHOP B.S., Springfield College Girls’ Physical Education MR. PAUL E. MARSHALL B.S., M.Ed., University of Maine University of Vermont Physics Chemistry Assistant Principal MR. LINDSAY TOWNSEND B.S., University of Vermont Agriculture 9, 11 Adult Farmers Classes MR. RICHARD CASAVANT B.S., University of Vermont Industrial Arts MR. GEORGE PRICE B.S., University of Vermont Agriculture 10. 12 Young Farmers Classes School Life Is Made Mrs. Mack HOT LUNCH SUPERVISOR 13 Mr. Fisher Mr. Larrow MAINTENANCE STAFF Glimp ses Here and There 14 SENIORS Charlie Gary RONALD EDWARD ABARE Blushing is a color of virtue. Chorus 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4. JANE MARGUERITE ALLEN Our class beauty with talent and personality. Chorus 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Thespian Society 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Language Club 3, 4; Student Council 3; Junior Play; Dramatics Club 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Senior Play; One-Act Plays 4; Mount Royal 4; Good Citizenship Girl. JACK RICHARD ANDERSON Our own “Beatle.” Latin Club 1; Student Council 2; History Club 3, 4-; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Thespian Society 3, 4; Science Club 4. MARGARET EVENLY ANDERSON Underneath the surface there lurks much merriment. Transferred from Middlebury ’63. CHARLES BEACH Between car and teasing. Charlie always has a good time. FFA 1; Dramatics Club 4. GARY DAVID BONESTEEL “Bummy.” Be not merely good, be good for something. Chorus 4. 16 EUGENE OLIVER BOOSKA Mischief is always at his heels. FFA 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA MARIE BOURGEOIS Quiet, are you sure? GARY ARTHUR BURLEIGH He is wise that can think without being outspoken. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. GARY WAYNE BUSHEY His fame was great in all the land. Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Business Manager 4; Junior Play; History Club 3; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; One-Act Plays 4; Senior Play. LYNN JOANNE BUSHEY It is a wise head that makes a still tongue. SHEILA ELAINE CAMERON Powerful things come in small packages. Librarian 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Mount Royal 4. Sheila 17 Lynda Alida JANET ALICE CARON A happy girl who’ll always have many friends. Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Mount Royal 4. LYNDA EDITH CARPENTER She burns the midnight oil, but not always for study. Yearbook 1; Chorus 2; Press Club 3, 4; Librarian 3; Language Club 4. ALIDA BEATRICE CASEY Homemaker of tomorrow. Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4; Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating Club 2; History Club 2, 3, 4; One-Act Play 4; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Language Club 3, 4; Music Council 3; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Play. BRIAN ROBERT CLARK Only his hairdresser knows for sure. Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; One-Act Plays 3, 4; Junior Play; Dramatics Club 4; Varsity Club 4. JAMES ROBERT CLARK Silence is golden—genial and quiet. DONALD MARTIN COLLETTE Never let studying interfere with your education. 18 JAMES PATRICK COYLE Happiness is a habit; cultivate it. CECILE ANNE DANIELS A pretty face is a silent recommendation. Press Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; History Club 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Dramatics Club 4; Senior Play; Choir 3. KLAAS DeGRAAF Our tall, friendly Dutchman. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. ANNETTE MARIE DUBOIS Politeness goes far but costs nothing. Transferred from Mount St. Mary’s Academy ’62. Band 3, 4; Language Club 4. DALE SCOTT EASTER Eveiy day is Ladies’ Day for me. Cross-Country 1; Latin Club 1; Yearbook 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; One-Act Plays 4; Basketball Manager 4. Dale GLEN DWIGHT EASTER ’Tis only noble to be good. FFA 2, 3. ABSENT. .. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE !D 19 Glen Sheila TC Jcanie Gloria Diane GLORIA JEAN EUBAR All was silent; then she came. Softball 3; Basketball 3; Basketball Manager 4. JEAN DIANNE EVARTS Pleasant in her own personal way. SHEILA FERN FLETCHER Our Washington import with a knack for crazy parties. Transferred from Renton High School ’62. Yearbook 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Junior Play; National Thespian Society 3, 4; Chorus 4; Choir 4; Senior Play; One-Act Plays 4. JOHN PAUL FORAND, JR. I spend six hours a day here; do you expect me to study too? FFA 2. KAREN SUSANNE GANSON Our ballerina; look for her name in lights. Librarian 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Gym Club 3, 4; One-Act Plays 3; Dramatics Club 4. DIANE JEAN GEBO 20 Donna Erlend TA Yvonne DONNA JEWETT GEE Silence is the element in which great things fashion themselves. Latin Club 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Language Club 4. ERLEND GEORGE GOKEY “Squirttle” make haste slowly. MARGUERITE YVONNE GUYETTE Let thy words be few. FHA 1, 2. 3; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Band 3, 4. PAUL WITEMAN HAWKINS The rule of my life is to make business my pleasure, and pleasure my business. RITA MAE JENNINGS Quietness behind a friendly smile, hides her dreams of the future. Transferred from Richmond High School ’62. Librarian 3. CLEONE MARIE JONES Quiet persons are welcomed everywhere. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Press Club 4; Gym Club 3; Varsity Club 3, 4. 21 Dana Lewis Bob DANA SCOTT KOLBE Neat, attractive, stylist; that’s our Dana. Freshman Class Treasurer; Latin Club 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Club 3, 4; History Club 3; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Music Council 4. LEWIS ARMOND LALUMIERE Men of few words are the best ones. Latin Club 1. ROBERT ARTHUR MARBLE Friendliness is a service given to all. SALLY JEANNE MERCEY “Sal.” Some distant purpose hidden. JUDY ANN MILLER Born with a gift of gab. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 3; Alternate Majorette 3, 4; Librarian 2; Band 1. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Alternate Majorette 3, 4; Librarian 2; Band 1. CAROL FRANCES MORSE “Patches.” Our own Miss All-Around Girl. Latin Club 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Secretary; Gym Club 3; Varsity Club 4; Student Council Vice President 4. 22 ANN LYDIA MORROW Silence is one great art of conversation. Chorus 1. DAVID ALLEN MUZZY A certain twinkle in his eye. One-Act Plays 1; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Council 3. MARSHA JANE NEWMAN Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. Transferred from Choteau, Montana ’63. Dramatics Club 4; Gym Club 4; Cheerleading 4; Press Club, Co-Production Manager 4; Senior Play; One-Act Plays 4. PATRICIA ANN NORTON Skilled in domestic arts. CHERI JOAN O’BRIEN Take life seriously, and what is it worth? Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; Mount Royal 4; Senior Play; One-Act Plays 4; Yearbook 4. PAMELA JEAN PAQUETTE Ambition is the growth of every climb. Latin Club 1. 2; Band 2, 3; Yearbook 2, 3,4; Language Club 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Press Club 4; Dramatics Club 4. Marsha 23 Nancy LORRAINE LUCILLE PAQUIN Born with the gift of laugh. Transferred from Beeman Academy ’62. JOAN ELIZABETH PARKER Never at loss for words. Transferred from Brandon ’62. NANCY ELEANOR PR AIT Loyal; full of fun; she’s a friend to everyone. Majorette 1-3; Cheerleading 2-4; Junior Play; Press Club 3-4; Co-Production Manager 4; Gym Club 3; One-Act Plays 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Senior Class President; National Thespian Society 3, 4. RICHARD WILBUR PRATT Les amis de mes amis sont mes amis. Junior Play; Senior Play; Dramatics Club 4; Senior Play. MARY JANE PUTNAM In silent pursuit one gains great rewards. Transferred from Windsor High School ’62. NANCY LEE RAYMOND Full of life and lively fun, a friend and pal to everyone. Transferred from Mount St. Mary Academy ’62. Choir 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. 24 ROGER KENT RENAULT Always there with a helping hand. Dramatics Club 4; Senior Play. CLAIRE ELEANOR RIVERS Good qualities need no advertising. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Choir 3; Press Club 4; Yearbook 4. SUSAN FAITH ROSSIER The silent are respected. Librarian 1, 3; Chorus 1-4; Latin Club 1; Softball 2; History Club 3; Language Club 3, 4; Mount Royal 4; Basketball 4; Choir 3, 4. ARTHUR ANTHONY ROSE Pleasing and responsible. DARYL LAURA RYAN Our own little china “Doll.” Latin Club 1; Chorus 1, 2; Librarian 1; Softball 2, 3; Cheerleader 2-4; Language Club 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; One-Act Plays 4; Senior Class Vice President. SUSAN BONNIE SISTERS Twinkling eyes and manner kind, a nicer girl is hard to find. Chorus 1-4, Choir 3, 4; Mount Royal 4; Latin Club 1; Sophomore Class President; Softball 1-3; Basketball 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Girls’ State 3; Student Council 4; NHS 4; One-Act Plays 4; Librarian 4. Susie Daryl Arthur 25 WILLIAM HOWARD SPENCER A man of silence is a man of sense. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Press Club 2-4; Yearbook 2-4. ARLAND THOMAS STEADY A man of actions and words. FFA 1, 2, 3,4. JAMES WILLIAM SULLIVAN Our future lawman. Freshman Class President; Latin Club 1, 2; Science Club 2, 3; Soccer 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; President 4; Boys’ State 3; One-Act Plays 3, 4; Junior Play, Senior Play; Dramatics Club 3, 4; National Thespian Society 3, 4. JOHN GARY SWENOR A true friend forever. Latin Club 1; Student Council 2, 4; Science Club 4; Dramatics Club 4. WILLIAM ERNEST THIESS Bill has a smile for eveiy man and two for every woman. History Club 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1; One-Act Plays 1-4; Yearbook 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Choir 2-4; Music Council 2; Tri-M 2, 3; Language Club 3, 4; Nat. Thes. Society 3, 4; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Play; Student Council 4; AU-State 4; Business Manager Yearbook 3; Mount Royal 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4. STEVEN DUANE TORREY He loves the good earth. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Guitar Club 4; State Secretary of FFA. 26 CHARLES JAMES TUCKER Wicker’s always in there trying his best to win for VUHS. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Junior Play; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Nat. Thes. Society 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Senior Class Treasurer. GAIL JOANNE TUCKER Intelligence and personality are the soundest ways to success. Latin Club 1, 2; Freshman Class Secretary; Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Editor 4; History Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4; Editor 4; Chorus 1, 3. 4; Music Council 3; NHS 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Junior Class President; Girls’ State 3; Senior Play; Science Club 4; Softball 1, 2; Librarian 2-4; Choir 3, 4. DENNIS GORDON TUPPER A true nature lover. SHIRLEY ANN WARNER In silent pursuit one gains great rewards. JANET LOUISE WRIGHT Our “Miss Baez.” Latin Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1; Chorus 2; Language Club 3; History Club 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Press Club 4: Mount Royal 4. Dennis Janet Shirley 27 ’64 Salutes VALEDICTORIAN Gail Tucker D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP Girl Jane Allen SALUTATORIAN James Sullivan CLASS MOTTO ‘‘Time is the chrysalis of eternity.' CLASS FLOWER Rose CLASS COLORS Cranberry and White Girls’ State DELEGATES Gail Tucker Nancy Pratt ALTERNATES Daryl Ryan Susan Sisters Boys’ State DELEGATES Richard Pratt Janies Sullivan William Thiess ALTERNATES Gary Bushey Charles Tucker Above Average Seniors FIRST ROW: Rossicr D. Ryan, Morse, Casey, Allen, Daniels, Kolbc, G. Tucker. SECOND ROW: Mercey, Putnam, Paquin, R. Pratt, us ey, . ucker, N. Pratt, Sisters. THIRD ROW: Sullivan, Clark, Marble, Torrey, Lalumiere, Anderson, Thiess, Rose. Senior Class Officers VICE PRESIDENT Daryl Ryan 30 PRESIDENT Nancy Pratt TREASURER Charles Tucker SECRETARY Jane Allen Senior Play JO -..-............................. Marsha Newman BETH .................................. Daryl Ryan MEG --------------------------------- Jane Allen AMY ---------------------------------- Nancy Pratt MARMEE ........................................ Gail Tucker AUNT MARCH -------------------------- Susan Sisters FATHER...............................James Sullivan PROFESSOR BHAER ...................... Richard Pratt LAURIE .............................. William Thiess MR. BROOKS ............................. Dale Easter Jo, Beth 32 “and my dear Beth—” “What is it, Jo?1 'Perhaps I can help—” “I slew him yestereve—” ‘My dear wife and darling children—” “Whatever happens, remember it is God’s will.’ Junior Class PRESIDENT—Wayne Crown SECRETARY—Norman Le Beouf ROW 1: Ball, N. Field, Brill, Tucker. Ryan, Swinton, Pond, Van Omum, Sibley, C. Newton, Shephard, D. Smith, L Smith, J. Smith, K. Field, LeClair, Knowlton, Roberts, Senesac, Meunier, Hawkins, Williams, St. George, Estey, Yantz, Barrows, ROW 1: Hay, Andrews, Lamont, Rivers, Sargent, McEvila, Norton, Tucker, Gatow, Booska. ROW 2: Weddell, Cushman, Adams, Melvin, Lewis, Armeil, Osgood, Clark, Wheeler, Marston, Wilcox, Griffith, Dailey. ROW 3: Burpee, Hatch, Hill, Codling, Spencer, Leboeuf, De-Graaf, Tatro, Larson, Hedges, Barney, Baldwin, Stanley. ROW 1: Birchmore, Poquette, Rougier, Gagnon, Roberts, Porter, Hamel, Scott, Vroman, Hanson. ROW 2: Mr. Thomas, Jackman, Barrows, Crown, Ashley, Lawya, Cameron, Bushev, Quesnel, Bigelow, Thompson, Brinkman. Stearns, White. ROW' 3: Bishop, Yantz, Strobridge, Gevry, Briggs, Knapp, Shortsleeves, Roberts, Clark, Thurber, Muzzy, Steady. 35 PRESIDENT—Constance Tucker SECRETARY—Christine Austin VICE PRESIDENT—Maurice Murray TREASURER—Valli Hallock ROW 1: Morris, Moulton, Tucker, A. Edney, Allen, Provencher, Schoonmaker, Maxham, Daigneault, Monroe. ROW 2: LaFevre, P. Edney, Perkins, Jewel, Stagg, Torrey, Coyle, Rivers, Godfrey. ROW 3: Rhinehart, Moorby, Paquin, Larabee, Little, Harvey, Putnam, Marshall, White, Danyow, Fuller, Wright, Waite. ROW 1: Allen, Patten, Reed, Brill, Shortsleeves, Heath, Stevens, Bresette. Hayes, Austin, Cushman, Kneeshaw. ROW 2: ' rs. Graves, Mor-combe, Lalumiere, Adams, Danyow, Maloney, Perkins, Patterson, Paquin, Clark, Bristol, Hallock, Murray, Booth, Cote. ROW 3: Dubois, D. Gagnon, Ball, Danyow, Sinow, Moore, Jackman, Marble, Ryan, Duany, Hill, Myers, Polidor, R. Gagnon, Vanier. ROW 1: Terrv, Jackman, Little, L. Alexander, Richardson Shepard, Chamberlain, L. Scott, Fuller, Jenkins. ROW 2 Tucker, Thorpe, Dubois, Davis, M. Stone, S. Austin, M. Stone, Field Cameron Fairbanks, Hamel, A Austin R° 3' R ’ Adams, Denny, Layn, Jillson, Porter, G. Scott, Forand, Pierce, Bushey, Howland, Moulton, Ringer, Ladabouche, Melendy. 37 FIRST ROW: Tatro. Andrews, Le May, Eddy, Beenen, Murray, Coffey, Yandow, Patterson, Barrows. SECOND ROW: Hawkins, Hill, Jack-man, Sears, Rose, Schroeder, Norton, Hier, Fuller, Twiss, Lawrence, Booska, Jackson, Torrey. THIRD ROW: Godard, Chamberlain, Haven, Briggs, Angier, Porter, Smith, Rose, Greene, Daniels, Baker, Reed, Rhinehart. 38 FIRST ROW: Bordeaux, B. Sanville, Flynn, Hanson, L. Bushey, McMurphv, Cote, Brileyea, Lattrell, Devine. SECOND ROW: Moorby, Ashley, Thompson, Guyette, Hayes, Hale, Christofoletti, Charhonneau, Bergeron, P. Bushey, Weddell, Gee, I. Steady, Rougier, Chamberlain, Poquette. THIRD ROW: Mr. Burke, Anderson, R. Bushey, Griffith, Crawford, K. Bronson, Tetreault, Bradley, A. Briggs, Birkett, Bessette, M. Hanson, Gero, Trombley, D. Bronson, Whittemore. ROW 1: Wallace, Briggs, M. Clark, Taylor, Russell, Tatro, Richards, Casey, Poquette, C. Clark. ROW 2: Burleigh, Steady Blaize, Rheaume, Sinow, Hay, Havens. O’Brien, Church, Munnett, LeBeau, Porcheron, Crichton, Yantz. ROW 3: Mack, Ball, Aunchman, Newport, Brilyea, Phillips, A. Clark, Abare, Knapp, Gebo, White, LeDoux, Estey. 39 Eighth Grade ROW 1: Iatro, Hammond, Myers, P. Marshall, Van DenBliek, M. E. Ryan, Shattuck, Tucker, Barrows, Sheldon. ROW 2: Mrs. Evarts, l.ee, Jackman, Brooks, Howland, Moore, Hawley, Rheaume, Waller, Christofoletti. ROW 3: Haven, Mullin, Porter, O’Brien, M. Ryan, Daniels, McNulla, Brinkman, Jennings, Marchand, Quinn. ROW i: Schneider, Sears, Osgood, Higgins, Adams, Jackman, Russett, Steady, Thurher, Crown ROW 2: Brooks, Booska, Hay, Bigelow, Douville, Iucker, Rule, Barrows, Litch, Anderson, Rougier. ROW' 3: Beach, Bordeaux, Wenzel. LeBeau, Quesnel, Ringer, Gatow, Olson, Barrows, Strohridge, Torrey. ROW 1: Briggs, Quinn, Marshall, LaBombard, Gagnon, Campbell, Davis, Hawkins, L. Ryan, McNulla. ROW 2: Mrs. O Connor, Maloney, Van Den Bliek, Russett, Richards, Dickey, Stagg, Casey. ROW 3: T. Ryan, H. Gee, M. Gee, Iucker, Brinkman, Newton, Myers, Norton, Thiess, Coffey, Ringer. ROW' 1- Dupre Paciuin, Barrows, Plankey, Evarts, Forand, Hollenbeck, D. Rheaume, Wenzel, Hammond. ROW' 2: Vaillancourt, Baldwin, I). Busily. Dugan, Morris, J. Jackman, Knapp, Griffith. O’Brien, Estey, J. Bushey. ROW 3: P. Rheaume, Cunningham, Norton, Rose, Rivait, Booth, Jennings, Sullivan, Boucher, Ringer, T. Jackman. Blaise. 41 Candid Camera FIRST ROW: Mrs. Clark, Thiess, Jacknan, Sullivan, Morse, Lamont, Sisters, Swenor. SECOND ROW: Scott, Wilcox, Thurber, Knowlton, Crown, Fuller, Chamberlain, Cote, Hamel, Maloney. Student Council Last May the student body elected the following officers for the school year 1963-1964: President, James Sullivan; Vice President, Carol Morse; Secretary, Mary Jackman; and Treasurer, Nancy Lamont. With the help of our faculty advisor, Mrs. Clark, the Student Council put on a successful Freshman Reception welcoming the freshmen to V.U.H.S. In November the Sadie Hawkins Dance was a tremendous success. Original skits were given by all classes and music was provided by “The Vistas.” In the spring the council was responsible for the annual Vocations Conference, to which students from neighboring schools are invited. Late in November the Student Council sponsored a time-saving change in regulations: Students are no longer required to report to their homerooms for dismissal. Also the Council voted to contribute to the construction of an outdoor biological laboratory in memory of our late superintendent, Mr. Lloyd Moulton. It has been the aim of the Student Council to better our school in all possible ways. To this end, the Council has appointed a standing committee on school improvements. 44 ROW 1: Mr. Crevier, S. Sisters, Sullivan, Allen, Thiess, Tucker, Daniels. ROW 2: Crown, Richardson, Strobridge, Dubois, Cushman, Roberts, Sargent, Lamont, Smith, Vrooman, P. Sisters. National Honor Society The officers of the National Honor Society are: President, William Thiess; Vice President, James Sullivan; Secretary, Gail Tucker; and Treasurer, Jane Allen. 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 character, leadership and service. The first installation of the year was held on December 2, 1963. The following members were inducted: Cecile Daniels, Susan Sisters, Wayne Crown, Patricia Cushman, Lawrence Dubois, Sally Knowlton, Nancy Lamont, Wallace Richardson, Ann Roberts, Darlene Smith, Steven Strobridge, Anna Sargent, Tommy Sisters and Janice Vrooman. The Society sponsored the Sweetheart Ball which was held on February 15. 45 Music Department CHORUS—The Chorus participated in the Christmas Concert and also in the Champlain Valley Music Festival at Weeks School. CHOIR—The Choir composed of thirty members performed at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. They have also sung for special groups. ROW 1: Mrs. Springstead, Wright, Rossier, Sisters, Allen, O’Brien, Cameron, Gatow. ROW 2: Baldwin. Tatro, Thiess, Abare, Clark. ROW' 1: Hanson, Thiess, Larson. Ryan. Weddell. Po-quette, Casey, Muzzy, White, Mrs. Springstead. 46 ROW 1: Mrs. Springstead, Hayes, Lawya, M. Clark, Morrow, LeBeau, Patten, Guyett. Austin, Kolbe, A. Edney, S. Sisters, M. Jackman, Ryan, Hay, Fuller, N. Rougier. ROW' 2: C. Cameron, Birchmore, P. Edney, Tucker, M. Hanson, Christofoletti, S. Rougier, McMurphy, Po-quette, Taylor, Munnett, Hamel, Daniels, Casey, Maxham, Weddell. Monroe, K. Moulton, Hanson, Ball, S. Cameron, R. White. ROW 3: Griffith, Ringer, Brinkman, Layne, Pierce, Morcombe, Abare, Stearns, Cameron, Roberts, Muzzy, S. White, L. Abare, P. Sisters, Adams, M. Jack-man, L. Moulton. ROW 1: Tucker, Danyow, Perkins, Fletcher, Patterson, O’Brien, McEvila, R. Norton, Allen, B. Norton, L. Murray, Miller, L. Smith. ROW 2: Rossier, LeClair, C. Clark, Maloney, Weddell, LeMay, C. Tatro, Jewel, Stagg, Raymond, Andrews, J. Clark, Rivers, P. Norton, V. Hallock, Heath, Lamont, Newton, Griffith, D. Smith, Hay. ROW 3: Howland, G. Clark, D. Yantz, Baker, Thiess, Coyle, Baldwin, Barney, R. Tatro, Hedges, M. Murray, Larson, Ryan, Bonesteel, Daniels, Reed, W. Yantz, LeFevre. 47 ROW 1: Hanson, Monroe, Jewel, Griffith, Weddell, Hallock, Danyow, Austin, Rossier, Newton, Maxham, S. Sisters, M. Jackman. ROW 2: Mrs. Springstead, M. Jackman, Fuller, Poquette, Allen, Fletcher, Tucker, Smith, O’Brien, Patterson, Norton, Lamont, Miller, Cameron, Rou-gier, Christofoletti, W. Yantz, White. ROW 3: Adams, Howland, P. Sisters, Layn, Pierce, D. Yantz, Muzzy, Larson, Barney, Tatro, Hedges, Baldwin, Thiess, Clark, Stearns, Ahare, Morcombe, LeFevre. Mrs. Springstead, Jackman, Knowlton, Weddell, Allen, Kolbe, Muzzy. i l 48 MRS. SPRINGSTEAI) 49 ROW 1: Layne, Haven, Mack. ROW 2: N. Russett, Bordeaux, Kirby, Popuette, Jackman, Twiss, Andrews, M. Russett, Jewell, Weddell, Forand. ROW 1: Coffey, Gatow, Christofoletti, Guyette. ROW 2: Campbell, Maloney, Ryan, Dubois. ROW 1: Jackman, Bristol, Marshall, Munnett, Spencer, Haven. ROW 2: Yantz, Ryan, Dickey, Marshall, Hallock. Jackman, Daigneault, Howland. ROW 3: Quesnel. Dubois, Smith, Danyow, Birkett. ROW 1: Nuttall, Barrows, Yantz, Barney, Daniels, Barrows, Maloney. 50 Language Club OFFICERS: PRESIDENT . SECRETARY-TREASURER FRENCH REPRESENTATIVE LATIN REPRESENTATIVE ... William Theiss ............. Jane Allen ........ Nancy Lamont ....... Brenda Bristol The French students planned the first meeting of the Language Club in December. They presented three humorous skits. Mrs. Ronald Gagnon spoke in French on the Christmas traditions in Canada. On February 21 the Latin students observed a Latin Slave Day. The evening activities required that all first-year Latin students be dressed as slaves. They enjoyed games, dancing, and refreshments. And, of course, the “slaves” were initiated. The French students planned a “Mi-Careme Program” for March and a Language Club Tea in May. FIRST ROW: Moulton, Bordeaux. LeBeau, L. Bushey, Ryan, Austin, Kolbe, Rossier, Roberts, Hanson, S. Rougier, M. Sinow, M. Hanson, Gee, P. Casey. SECOND ROW: G. Tucker, Tucker, Twiss, Coffee, J. Clark, Bristol, Andrews. Alien, Lamont. Maloney, Munnett, LeClair, Vrooman, A. Casey. THIRD ROW: O’Brien, Weddell, Kirby, C. Tucker, Barrows, McEvila, Booska, M. Clark. P. Cushman, Jackman, Field, Smith, Morse, Griffith. Daniels. FOURTH ROW: Rougier, Carpenter, Howland, Denny, A. Tucker, Griffith. LeFevre, Layn, C. Cushman, P. Bushey, Christofoletti. FIFTH: Thiess, Spencer, Angier, Duany, Strobridge, Yantz, Larrabce, M. Sinow, Morcombe, Ball, Dubois, Sisters, Richardson. 51 MR. TOWNSEND Future of HOW 1: J. Knapp, I). Briggs, Dubois, Thurber, Tatro, Torrey, Scott, H. White, Burleigh, Putnam, Booska. ROW 2: Whittemore, Reed, K. Bronson, D. Bronson. D. Steady, Jackson, S. White, Aunchman, Rinehart, A. Briggs, A. Clark, J. Knapp, Rivers, Danyow, R. Steady, Moulton. ROW 3: Marble, Forand, K. DeGraaf, C. DeGraaf, Roberts, Vanier, H. Clark, Paquin, Shortsleeves, Stearns. 52 Farmers America MR. PRICE 53 ROW 1: Torrey, Knapp, DeGraaf, Steady, Tatro, Scott. ROW 2: Briggs, Hanson, Shortsleeves, Rivers, Dubois. ROW 1: Jackman, Easter, M. Jackman, Weddell, Ryan, G. Tucker, Poquette, Hanson, Lamont, C. Newton, Terry, Hamel. ROW 2: R. Pratt, T. Spencer, Kirby, Bristol, McEvila, Swinton, Fletcher, Maloney, Newman, Stanley, P. Newton, Vrooman, Casey. ROW 3: Mr. Altobell, Bushey, Anderson, B. Clark, Sullivan, O’Brien, Allen, Sisters, P. Paquette, N. Pratt, Griffith, Daniels. ROW 4: Thiess, Laffin, Swenor, Barrows, Burpee, VanOrnum, Stagg, Norton, Catow, Kolbe, Wright. ROW 5: Hedges, Renault, Hatch, C. Tucker, J. Spencer, G. Clark, Barney, Yantz. Dramatics Club National Thespian Society The Dramatics Club attained great success last year when ‘‘The Heiress” received first place in the State Play contest and represented Vermont in the New England Festival. This year the Club sponsored the senior play ‘ Little Women” in November. Three one-act plays were presented in March. These included “Sorry, Wrong Number,” “I Love You Truly,” and “The King’s Servant.” The junior play “Penny” was the last production of the year. FIRST ROW: Fletcher, Alfcn, Sisters, Pratt, Mr. Altobell. SECOND ROW: Tucker, Thiess, Anderson, Sullivan, Easter. 54 FRONT ROW: A. Tucker, G. Tucker, Casey, Sisters, Spencer. BACK ROW: Mr. Dodge, Sinow, Hanson, Vrooman. Duany, Anderson, Ryan, Weddell, Wright, McEvila. History Club PRESIDENT ................... -....... Alida Casey VICE PRESIDENT ...._.................... Tom Sisters SECRETARY-TREASURER ................. - Gail Tucker STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE................... Tom Spencer 55 ROW 1: Carpenter Newman, Wilcox, Strobridge, G. Tucker, Daniels, Pratt, Casey. ROW 2: Ryan, Sisters, Smith, G. Tucker, LeClair bwinton, Hanson, C. Tucker, Vrooman, Van Ornum, Wright, Paquette, Jones. ROW 3: Crown, W. Spencer, T. Spencer. Press Club EDITOR ---------------------------------- Gail Tucker ASSISTANT EDITOR --------------------- Steven Strobridge SECRETARY EDITOR .................... Cecile Daniels BOYS’ SPORTS EDITOR __________________ William Spencer GIRLS’ SPORTS EDITOR_____________________Mary Wilcox ART EDITOR ......................... Janet Wright CLASSES EDITOR........................ Lynda Carpenter ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR___________________ Gloria Tucker PRODL CTION EDITORS __________________ Marsha Newman Nancy Pratt STL DENT COUNCIL_______________________ Wayne Crown 56 ROW 1: McNulla, Thurber, Higgins, Poquelle, Hamel, P. Christofoletti, Crown, Schneider, C. Van De Bliek, M. Maloney. ROW 2: Miss Bishop, P. Hayes, Rougier, Weddell, Adams, P. Bushey, Bordeau, C. Jackman, J. Hammond, Myers, S. Marshall, Russett, Charbonneau, Quinn, Steady, Forand, Hammond, Wenzel, Dugan, Rule. ROW 3: Ryan, C. Jackman, P. Marshall, M. Hanson, M. Hanson, O’Brien, Ganson, D. Tucker, Poquette, C. Van De Bliek, Stagg, Vrooman, Monroe, LeBeau, Casey, Bushey, Devine, S. Christofoletti, P. Tucker. ROW 4: Briggs, Newton, C. Newton, Hallock, Booska, Coffey, Gatow, Fletcher, Patterson, Danyow, M. Ryan, Jackman, Bristol, Maloney, Newman, Van Ornum, Morris. Gym Club Last year the Gym Club had a membership of sixty-two boys and girls. Each member was given an emblem on which a flaming Olympic torch and gloved hands are joined in friendship. Members must attend all business meetings, and come to practice whenever possible. The Gym Club plans intramural and interscholastic competition on the parallel bars, the trampoline, the horse, in tumbling, and in free exercise. The following officers w'ere elected for 1963-1964: President, Pat Hamel; Vice President, Deborah Poquette; and Secretary-Treasurer, Paula Christofoletti. 57 C. Daniels, C. O’Brien, G. Tucker, A. Casey, S. Cameron, Mrs. Evarts, S. Sisters. Librarians The librarians are an invaluable part of the high school. Their duties include: checking books, shelving according to the Dewey Decimal Classification, helping fellow pupils, assisting in the preparation of new books for library use, and cataloguing periodicals and books. We are very fortunate to have such an enthusiastic group of workers in the high school. Science Club challenged by our Modem Day The Science Club officers for the current year are: Connie Tucker; Vice President, Paul Sisters; Secretary, Lynn Jackman; and Treasurer, Mike Duany. The Science Club is open to all students of the junior and senior high school, regardless of the number of science courses a student has taken. An interest in Science is the only requirement for membership. Groups from the Club have visited the Fairbanks Museum in St. Johnsbury and the telescope at Middlebury College. The Club also sponsored a Science Night in the spring. ROW 1: Mr. Marshall, Anderson, Duany, Tucker, Sisters, Jackman, Swenor, Lamont, Mr. Rood. ROW 2: S. Marshall, Rose, Ryan, Crown, Allen, Chamberlain, Rougier, Coffey, Ringer, Mack, Baldwin, Quinn, Christofolctti, Charbonneau, P. Marshall, M. Quinn, Plankcy, Moms, Forrand. ROW 3: Yantz, Angier, Sinow, Baldwin, Strobridge, Stanley, Ball. 59 Varsity Club PRESIDENT .................... Pete Hatch SECRETARY-TREASURER _________ Daryl Ryan STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE Mary Wilcox At the fall meeting of the Varsity Club the following officers were elected: Pete Hatch, President; Daryl Ryan, Secretary-Treasurer; Mary Wilcox, Student Council. In the fall the Varsity Club sponsored a Pep Rally. A bonfire and snake dance were features of the rally. In January, a second Pep Rally was sponsored for the basketball teams. The students were especially entertained by a band composed entirely of the faculty. ROW 1: Jones, G. Iucker, Poquette, Hatch, Ryan, Wilcox, Morse, Swinton. ROW 2: Miss Bishop, Crown, C. Tucker, Moore, Strobridge, Clark, Barrows, Mr. Ayer. 60 h n A L Ij 1 li ATHLETICS 61 FIRST ROW: Muzzy, Estey, Barrows, Murray, Barney, Hatch, Moore, Dubois. SECOND ROW- Sullivan Stanley, Clark, Putnam. THIRD ROW: W. Yantz, Larrabce, Briggs, Daniels, Smith, Ryan, D. Yantz, Aunchman. Clark, Angier, Tucker, Soccer This year the soccer team did exceptionally well considering that the starting players sustained many injuries. The high point of the season was the defeat of Milton, a strong opponent. Charlie Tucker was the leading player. However, he was unable to finish the season after receiving a leg injury. Other seniors who contributed much to the team were Brian Clark and Jim Sullivan. The team started the season with twenty-two players and, instead of losing, they ended with a squad of twenty-six. Veterans—Louie Muzzy, Tom Bar-rows, Terry Moore, and Mike Brinkman—gave determined effort to the game. Newcomers—John Angier, Bernard Dubois, and Billie Yantz—showed fine potential for another year. V.U.H.S. SOCCER SCHEDULE V.U.H.S. Opponents 1 Hinesbury 5 1 Essex 2 0 Richmond 5 1 Bristol 4 5 Weeks 2 0 Waitsfield 2 1 Milton 0 2 Shelburne 1 0 Essex 3 2 Bristol 0 1 Hinesburg 4 I Milton 31 62 ROW 1: R. Moorby, Bradley, Ashley, Strobridge, Crown, Pierce, Thurber, Moulton, Muzzy. ROW 2: Mr. Crown, Haven, Hawkins, R. Moorby, Ball, Gevry, Duany, Denny, White, Munnett. Cross-Country Having lost its mainstay by graduation in June, the 1963 Cross-Country squad faced a strenuous schedule with an inexperienced group of runners. Added to the loss of many of its experienced members, the squad encountered several injuries to key runners. Twenty boys answered the challenge to keep the reputation of Vergennes Union High School as a strong contender for state honors in Cross-Country. This group consisted of seven juniors, six sophomores, and seven freshmen. In spite of the inexperience of the runners, they compiled an outstanding record by winning eleven and losing eight duel meets. The team finished the season by placing sixth in the state meet out of twenty-eight schools entered—the largest entry in the history of the Vermont State Meet. Because the squad was composed entirely of underclassmen, prospects for a fine year next fall are very encouraging. 63 Moorby, Ball, Burpee, Spencer, LeBoeuf, Hatch, 64 Varsity Basketball Moore, Clark, Tucker. The value of the 63-64 basketball campaign of VUHS cannot be measured in wins and losses. It must be measured in terms of the development of the character and talents that the players derived from hours of practice and experience. In a building year, dominated largely by sophomores and juniors, Vergennes managed to improve over last year’s record by two wins. The season started badly and it was some time before the team was playing as a w'hole, due to the sickness and absence of key players. Spirit remained high throughout the year and spurred the players on. Although next year we will lose the services of high-scoring Charlie Tucker and his backcourt companion Brian Clark—Norman LeBoeuf, Pete Hatch, Terry Moore, Ronald Moorby and Winston Ball will return. Hopes are high for next year and the team is expected to be one of the best teams produced in a number of years. Coach—MR. AYER Manager—DALE EASTER 65 Varsity Basketball The Vergennes Union High Commodorettes, under Coach Margaret Bishop, finished the season with an 8-6 record. This season was mainly a building year for Coach Bishop as she lost her entire first string Varsity last year. The agility of Co-captain Mary Wilcox, the accuracy of Carol Morse, and the height of Susan McEvila were assets to offensive plays. Roving guard Deb Poquette was able to sink many helpful baskets. Mary finished the season with a total of 78 points; Carol—129 points; Susan—49 points; and Deb—42 points. The Vergennes girls outscored their opponents 382-317. Mary, as roving forward, also showed her agility at the defensive end of the court. She intercepted many passes that meant points for us. Deb was also there struggling every minute. Much of the team’s success was due to Linda Patterson and Clara Danyow’s constant and reliable work under the basket. Next year the students at Vergennes should anticipate a really good team because they will have all their regular team back except one, Carol Morse. Our Varsity team will be tough to beat! Swinton, Jones, Hayes, Gee, Sisters, Stagg, McEvila, Patterson, Danyow, Poquette, Wilcox, Morse, Newton, Hallock, Bristol. 67 ‘Nice work. Skip! CENTER: Poquette, Jackman, Briggs. BACK: Wright, Estey, Duany, Murray, Smith, Barney, Angier, Daniels, Ball. HOW 1: Hallock, Aus tin. ROW 2: Bristol Jones, Perkins, Jackman Munnett, Beenan. Bar rows. ROW 3: Jackman Patterson, Yandow, Ros sier, Smith, G. Tucker Norton, Fuller, Poquette C. Tucker. Cheer Newman, Hamel, Ryan, Newton, Pratt leaders KAREN CANSON SHEILA FLETCHER JANE MALONEY Junior Varsity DAWN TERRY NANCY LAMONT Fletcher, Maloney, Terry, Ganson, Lamont FIRST ROW: Munnett, Adams, Moore, Muzzy, Burpee. SECOND ROW: Coach Ayer, Duany, Spencer, Barney, Hatch, Murray, Tucker. Baseball-1963 Elizabethtown Hinesburg_____ Richmond _____ Bristol ______ Bristol ______ Hinesburg ____ Weeks ________ Weeks ________ Vergennes Opponent .11 .. 7 .12 _ 5-.. 3 .14 .23 . 6 FIRST ROW: Poquette, Bristol. SECOND ROW: Ryan, Jones, Hallock, Danyow, Wilcox. THIRD ROW: Hayes, Eubar, Daigneault, Miss Bishop, Morse, Smith, Sisters. 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