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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1986 volume:

VERGENNES UNION HIGH SCHOOL VERGENNES, VERMOMT 1986 BLUE AND WHITE DEDICATION 2 SENIORS 12 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 40 JUNIORS 50 SOPHOMORES 56 FRESHMEN 62 EIGHTH GRADE 68 SEVENTH GRADE 74 MUSIC 80 ACTIVITIES 88 SPORTS 100 COMMUNITY SPORT 124 In each man there lies a spark of spirit, the vital bit of life PVLi'pvI that drives some to create and do, both for himself and I . I - ly, f I 1V__- I 1 for the people surrounding him. For 18 years, Mr. Rogers has helped students to achieve their personal best in English, Creative Writing, and Humantities, to name a few of his Classes. With him, students explore the fascinating world of Tol-kein, sail down the lazy Mississippi Rover with Huck and Jim in Twain's Huckleberry Finn, and enter the fantastical world of A Midsummer's Night's Dream. The world of books and authors come alive in his classroom, where we are inspired to find new thoughts and insights. Mr. Roger's spare time is spent in two of his favorite pursuits, hunting and fishing. The time spent in outdoor sports is a time for quiet contemplation, providing insight into the world around him. As chairman of the English Department, and as a teacher, he dedicates much of his time to the whimsical pursuits of the typical student. For this, Mr. Rogers, we would like to thank you. We also offer our thanks for your time, effort, and understanding that makes our ex perience at VGHS complete. For these, and many other reasons, we dedicate the 1986 edition of the Blue and White to Mr. Jay Rogers. The Senior Class Presents THE WINTER BALL 5 Linnus watches faithfully each year for the great pumpkin to appear on Halloween night, missing all the fun of Trick or Treat . VCIHS students didn't wait; we had our own fun with the Great Pumpkin Race, an obstacle course in which students and teachers carried pumpkins • What else? The winners of course, were the sophomores. The team consisted of Spence San-tenello, Eric Jennings, Carrie Howe, Chris Goodyear and Audrey Valz. SOPHOMORES WIN GREAT PUMPKIN RACE On Halloween Day VUHS was visited by all sorts of celebrities. We were greeted by Mickey Mouse, Huck Finn, Dracula’s wife, Alvin, Vana White, the Cone Heads, Ms. America, Bozo the Clown, Chicken Little, the Friendly Witch of the North and many more. Winners of the contest were Scariest-Tina Baker, Best homemade costume-Amy Shackett, and Funniest-Ken Goff. HALLOWEEN CELEBRITIES Winners Juniors � ' • : ' v THINGS TO REMEMBER Favorite: Teacher_____________ Class___________ Sport___________ Book ___________ Saying__________ Food____________ Color___________ Outfit__________ Group___________ Song____________ Movie___________ Actor___________ Actress_________ Soap opera__________ Car_____________ Party Site__________ TV Show ____________ Best Friend_________ Place To Go_________ Happening___________ Price of: Movie___________ Jeans___________ Nikes___________ School Lunch________ Pizza___________ 13 THE EMERALD CITY On a magic evening in May 1985, the gym transformed into the fanciful Emerald City and became the scene of our Junior Prom. Music filled each corner of the gym as “8084 played into the night. Todd Flint, class president and host for the evening, made sure that everyone had a great time. Before long, the newly crowned King and Queen (Todd Flint and Jennifer Devos) were waltzing to the tune of “Still Loving You. They were soon joined by the court, which included Ladies Megan Prescott, Mary Lawry, Tracy Bones-teel, and Becky Stokes; and Gentlemen J.T. Mace, Paul Bicknell, Ed Charbonneau, and Steve Kayhart. MUD BOWL ’86 ... LYNK ESTATE The 2nd of October the day was overcast. As the fourth period bell rang a deafening, but familiar chant emitted from the Senior Section ‘ Road Trip!! We were off to the Lynk Estate. Screaming Seniors jumped from the bus and deployed around the estate in various games, (i.e. volleyball, basketball, swimming, and FOOTBALL.) What appeared to be a field of solid earth and grass suddenly transformed into a mass of mud and slithering bodies. After a grueling game of football, we all took a refreshing dip in the once crystal clear pool. Even the advisors took part in the festivities, however UNWILLINGLY. Thank you Mr. Lynk for the use of the Lynk Estate. 17 DARIN J. ALDINGER TINA ALLEN JOSEPH ASK D. Aldinger • DARWOOD”- We wanted Li Wing but we winged Willie Wong. A sad but excusable slip of the tong. • Class Pres. 1, Treas. 2,3; St. Council Treas. 3. Pres. 4; Gov. Inst, in Science I; Hugh O’Brien 2, Close Up 2; Travelers to Belgium 3; Leo Club 3.4; Air Force S3 3; Basketball 14. State Champs 3 + 4. 1st Team Lake Div. 2-4, MVP 3. All-State Div. II 3 + 4; Soccer 14; NVAC All-Star 3 + 4; Musical 2-4. Athlete of the Year 3. Golf 2. Math League 14. J. Ask- Joe Love, honor, and fear ' Wrestling 1. M. Austin- Bucky Live each day to the fullest. R. Beamish- Rusty - A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. L. Bertrand- OX Leadership is mainly a matter of making the best use of others. Nothing is hard work if you can get someone else to do it. - Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-2, Soccer 1-2. Close Up 3, Student Council 3, Prom Committee. Graduation Com. A. Bessette- Tony - Yesterday is but today’s memory; tomorrow is today’s dream. - FFA-Jr. Pres. 2, Treas. 3. 2nd V.P. 4. Deleg. to St. Conv. 2. Eastern States 3. Third place State Ag. Mech. Contest 3. MICHAEL R. AUSTIN RICHARD R. BEAMISH LOWELL E. BERTRAND ANTHONY C. BESSETTE 18 PAUL M. BICKNELL MELISSA L. BIRCHMORE TRACEY J. BONESTEEL HINDRIK K. BOS r have the dre sical Lighting Tecf y's State 3; Ring St. Champs 2; N. P. Bicknell Bic P passes them by. they basketball 1-4; Golf 3-4; Band 1-2, Wind Ens. 2 Festival; Class 1-4; One . Hall of Fame Band Hon M. Birchmore- Joy is life's most pleasant fra others as possible! Band 1, Quest 2, Prom T. Bonesteel • Trace When all is said, a back, but think of me we’ll meet again. H. Bos - Erik To improve the golden m within our reach is the great art of life. - T A. Bradley - Annie”- You see things as t never were and ask why not?”’ E. Brady - You know I'm a dreamer, but wouldn't come home low. All State 2, Y L. Brainerd - If you love something set it It never was.” into the slot of reality, then, when reality to drive them on. - Soccer 1-4, Capt. 4; izz Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Pit Prom Comm. + court; N.E. Drama St. Council 1-4; Close (Jp 3; Jr. Amer. ;. but only if you share it with as many n. gone still I live to carry on. Don't look 2. Prom Comm. + court f opportunity, and catch the good that is ;rs to Belgium 3. and ask why?'; but I dreams things that irt’s of gold. I had to run away high so I taff 2. Vars. Cheerleader 3, Prom Comm. rou, it’s yours. If it doesn't. ANN M. BRADLEY EILEEN J. BRADY LEE A. BRAINERD 19 ROBIN J. BRUNET MICHELE L. BUSHEY ANDREA K. BOZEMAN R. Brunet ’ln the last r; run, all of those times comes down.”- Decis M. Bushey- There is heard or seen, as if it 3 + 4. Yearbook 2-4, Pi Senior Activities. A. Buzeman- Lord gran change the things I can, 1-4, Chorus V.P. 2 + 4 W. Carrier- “It’s not Alternatives for Teei P. Chapman- Life i another's trouble, co Corps 3 + 4, Prom Com E. Charbonneau- Ed - at's where our memories ide to find when the night in its sky, which through summer is not been. - J.V. Softball 1 +2, Vars. Softball Senior Slide Show, Student Council 4; t things I cannot change, the courage to the difference. - All-States 2, Select Chorus 1, Musicals 2-4, German Club 2-4. as it is to be serious about the important.- two things stand like a stone: kindness in Science + Technology 3, Computer II 1-4, Soccer 1 +2. Basketball 1. EDWARD G M. PAUL E. CHAPMAN CHARBONNEAU WENDY M. CARRIER PAUL M. C. CHARBONNEAU EDWARD J. CLARK MARK D. CONNER EUGENE O. CHARLEBOIS MICHAEL S. COSGROVE E. Charlebois- Euge G Love your enemy, mom,, E. Clark- E.J. - And If innocence of mind that ki Golf 1 4; Wrestling 14; C) Up 2; Leo Club 3-4; NH5 M. Conner- 'Markus 'Thef If you can't make seventys Capt. 3 + 4, State Chamj Club 4. VP 4; Soccer M. Cosgrove- Cozy - I, Alternatives for T M.J. Coyle - 'Mike'' M.S. Coyle-'Mike - N T what you make of it. So J. Curtis Goodbye to yoi ten. Together we've climl me to leave. ”• Aces 1 +4; Class Treas. 4; St. Councj n m brothers a truly fortunate us forever curious •4; St. Council 1 ;4; Prom Comm. II always be soi comfortable + , MVP-3, Atl Coram.; Sr. Hi foKoneself is, pty what you, blow it!' •usted fi an L-I've got to live my own life. Comm, ly let go of the early ?ver open to new ideas. Soccer 1-4; ft Arms 4; Belgian Exchange 3; Close omm.; Math League 4. rying to reform you, but don't let them. i t go. X-Co. 1-3; Basketball 1-4, Tri-the Year; ACES 3 + 4; Close-Up 2; Leo Sve for life. The love for others is life. AFS all the devils are here! lu shall oet it back in return and your life is each other since we were nine or ind the A.B.C’sNow it’s time for Treas. 4; Prom Comm.; AFS 4; MICHAEL J. COYLE MICHAEL S. COYLE JILL A. CURTIS LAUREN D. DAVIS LISA L. DE VINE JENNIFER A. DE VOS up and down.......And here I am the things I'm looking for......They're cer 1 -4, VT Select Team 2, All-Star Team 14. ss Pres. 2; St. Council 1 + 2; Close Gp 2; Jazz L. Davis Larn '- ‘ Now everyl goin' out of my mind. But I coming to me and I'm taking what's State Champs 1; Basketball 1-4; Band 2-4; Pit Ensemble; Districts 1 L. DeVine-'l got no time to sit and wonder, I got myself to reckon with. Life won't drag me under even if it takes all I have to give. Gymnastics 1-4; Yearbook 1; Boy's Soccer Score-keeper 3; Prom Comm; Senior Slide Show; Travelers to Germany 4. Travelers to PA. German Club 3 + 4. J. DeVos-'Phenn'' “Keep a song in your heart, even though time comes for us to part, we ll meet again, and time will fly. 'cause we never say goodby.”-Pep Band 3 + 4, Jazz Band 4. Marching Band 14; Band Exchange 1 +3. Eastern States Marching 4; Musicals 1-4, Yearbook 14. AFS 1,2 + 4, German Club 2 4. Travelers to Germany 3 + 4, Travelers to PA, Close-up 3, Boy's Soccer Scorekeeper 3 + 4, Prom Comm, and Queen, ACES 4, Senior Slide Show, Senior activities, Office Aide 4. A. Dickerson-' FriendBear In every living thing is the spirit to be free. Softball 1, Cheer- leading 3 + 4. Yearbook 2 E. Dionne- Life: Never be downfall. Model GN 1 + Cross Country 4. T. Elzinga 'Zinger'-Friends Father's hands we know ti German Club 3 + 4, Slide SI C. Erickson- Believe in yo 4, FHA 4. oo sure of it. Just when things are going great, brace yourself for a ; AFS 1-4, treas. 3; St. Council 2; German Club 3, Baseball 2-4; t’s hard to let you go; in the live as friends!” • Basketball 1-4, ties, ible.” AUDREY M. DICKERSON EARL H. DIONNE TENA M. ELZINGA CHRISTINE ERICKSON 22 KEITH NvJFITZPATRICK TODD M. FLINT ANGELA I. GEBO KENNETH H. GOFF K. Fitzpatrick • ‘Ken Dunk Champs 3 + 4; Cross-Cou Math League 2-4; Close T. Flint • If you love soi doesn’t, hunt it down a Prom Comm. + King. A. Gebo • Ang • “I was y somewhere, said. Come on 4. Travelers to Germany 2. K. Goff • Goffer • Still r though I oft have passed t! that run west of the moon Wrestling 3 + 4, Marchi B. Goodyear- Those w the fatigues of supporting it Band Districts 2, ACES 2, Cl 5. Hopkins - You can’t alway find, you get what you need. Acts 2-4. State Champs 2. Th uth. Justice, and the American Way Basketball 1 -4. State 4; Golf I; Leo Club 1-4. Pres. 3; Class Pres. 2; St. Council 1-4. Boy's State 3, Gov. Inst, on Arts 1. set it free. If ti comes back to you it will always be yours. If it it. Class pres. 3+4, N.E. Drama Festival, St. Council 3 + 4, and restless liven’ on the edge of a dream. When someone, a. just got to believe. Cheerleading 1-3, German Club 1 2.3. wait a new road or a secret gate; and last when I shall take the hidden paths Musicals 2-4. Drama 3-4. One Acts 2-3, ngs of freedom must, like men undergo Jazz Band 1,2,4, Chorus 1. Chorus District 1. .4, Musical Pit 3. try, sometimes you just might rom Comm.; Drama 1-4; One al 2. Belgian Exchange 3. the corner t here m a day will come sun.” • J :t to reap the ind 1-4, 4, Mu; it BRIAN T. GOODYEAR CHARLES HAWKINS SCOTT W. HOPKINS 23 )i in miles but'Trr’fa Basketball magr. German Club 3 + ing is, easy with ■ but it all works 1 3; Softbal, One Acts. State ift piust be thei Ve book 2. Pror 5r Activities. J. Jackson- Victory is w later win a little more.'' Yearbook 3 + 4. Musical 1 +3. Grad. Comm. S. Jackson • The foolis before. E. Jaring - Stub If it Senior activities. M. Jennings Reen ' getting hard to be som Soccer 1-4, Capt. 4; G 3; Girl's State 3; AC K. Jerger - Treena • “L without it. - VICA 3 + 4 D. Jerome • Don - Se hold your ground, and CJp 3, Prom Comm., ny 4. Band Exchange lividual who saidjhptjnoney isn't everything never had any t get done today, ilfwill get done tomorrow. • F.F.A. 3 + 4, losed misunderstanding all you see. It's oesn't matter much to me. Yearbook 1; FS 1-4, Treas. 2. Sec, 3; Belgian Exchange mps 2. fe has to offer. For most of us are miserable omm.,yS , Activities, Cap + Gown Comm. MAUREEN M. JENNINGS KATRINA M. JERGER DONALD R. JEROME JOHN KARZMARCZYK STEPHEN C. KAYHART REJEAN J. LAFLECH, JR. m KATHRYN M. LANGEWAY MELISSA LATTRELL S. Kayhart- Poncho neighbors got it made same. Wrestling 2-4; Team to Okla. City 2; Band Exchange 1 +3 R. Lafleche-'Weege Golf 1 -4. Wrestling 3 K. Langeway-' Katie Musicals 1-3, Pom pon M. LattrelKMis - I loo happy, some sad. I thi the Class of 86 M. Lebeau-'Waboo soldiers for action, fo Model CIN 1, Musical Comm.. Grad. Comm M. Lucier Lucy Havin comes through striving t Comm. 2. Soccer 3 + 4, 3. Big Sister 4. Slide Sho t ri 1 4, V.P. 3, Pres, sas City Delegate m Comm, and C only go around oj lose Up. Prom all wonderful 1, Glee Clul td he sea and n of childhood frier (ependej f fig! Act 2 4, f confusion, because your _____id deep inside we re all the 4.“State Sentinel 4. Land Judging ind Ensemble 2 + 3, Marching Band 1-3, se Up 3, ACES 3. life, but if you live right, once is enough. , Grad. Comm. come in small packages! - Yearbook 1, lions in the waves start my memory- some id the dreams we had.......Best of luck to to be placed on the eagerness of young agreeable to those who are strangers to it. -ling 3-f4 hre Act 3 + 4, Close Up 3, Prom. tproduce happiness. Happiness Iready have.”- Yearbook 2. Ring lonor Society 3 + 4, Girls State MARYLEE LAWREY MARK D. LEBEAU MICHELLE L. LUCIER BRIAN M. LUSSIER JOHN T. MACE DENISE L. MC DONALD tad than red. - Al 1. and Court, NH! .S. Students, t of trouble if you mes toget her, we'vi r end.” Softball 1. something out of li iarchii B. Lussier-'A quiet man in hi Marching Band 1-3. J. Mace- J.T. ‘Td rather 3 + 4. Boys State 3. Prom Who's Who Among Americ D. Me Donald-'Denny - Stay FHA 4. A. Meader- We've had good ti that our friendships will ne D. Miller- If you really w succeed. L. Myers- Low” “What a Gymnastics 2. ACES 2, Prom Comm. J. O’Daniel-'Jim ' Ascend above the restri high as to lose sight of them. Musical Techie 3-4, Jazz Band 1 Top 10% 3 + 4. Outstanding J + 4, Baseball 1 +2, ss Treas. 3 + 4. Student Council Basketball 1, Golf 2, Close Up 2, ou’re better off for it.” C.V.CJ. Duo 2, ome good friends, and we all know 1. nd you work very hard at it, you will V. Soccer 1-4, Softball 1,2 + 4, 1-3, Musicals 1-3, One Acts 2. Drama 2. id conventions of the world, but not so Golf 3 + 4, Pit Ensemble 1-4, xchange 1. (JVM Math Test, ic Seminar 3, Prom Comm. ANN M. MEADER DANA MILLER LOIS C. MYERS JAMES L. O’DANIEL 26 MEGAN A. PRESCOTT MELISSA PUTNAM JONATHAN C. REIDEL BRIAN RIPPIE M. Prescott-'Meg it funny how you fi team 3; Gymnasti ACES 2; Belguin Pep Band 1; Girl's Close (Jp 2; All Sta: J. Reidel • 'Jon” surrender. Like a surrender.” Close 3 4. MVP 3; X Cou, w y hen you’re findi . State champs jnge 3; One Act PI e 3; Slide Show; C cer Team 3 made a promi in a winter 2; Boy's State 3; y 1-4, All-Confere 4. MVP 14; Track Field 3-4. B. Rippie • It is not what you are thought to be. but what you are. •me. cause you want to be alone. Ain’t eaP - Soccer 14, St. Champs 2 All state 2-4; Class Officer 1,2; St. Council V.P. 4; ate Champ 2; Three Act Play 2; Prom Court; r Club 2-4; Governor's Institute on the arts 2; swore we'd always remember, no retreat, no with a vow to defend, no retreat, baby, no tball 1-4, Lake Div. 1st team 2-4, State Champs rthern Div. 3-4, State Runner-up 3, State Champ. J. Rivers - Freddi’ he becomes for it, Comm. K. Rooney - There one world, but we liv Jazz Band 1+2; Wi AFS 1-2, Prom Comm, test reward for a man's toil is not what he gets for it. but what Prom Comm.; Close (Jp 3; Wrestling 1-4, JV. MVP. Cap 3 + 4; Graduation ny different sums, and we have just f 1,2 + 4; Pit Band 1: Light techie 2-4; th League 3; Video-Basketball 3. JOSEPH M. RIVERS KEVIN T. ROONEY WENDY L. ROORDA 27 MICHAEL RUSSELL AMANDA S. SEARS LISA M. SIPLEY M. Russell- 'Mime'- I knew I A. Sears- Amy - Fly high wondrous things to behol L. Sipley- Live every momj time slips away. Live eve throw your love away. Ba Nat l Conf. 3 + 4; Destiny J. Spahn-'Now our young blood brothers against the Student Council Rep. 3 + Basketball 1-4; State Ch C. Spooner- Kissy - A t and when your faults sh Gown, and Announcem C. Stagg.- You know your you ought to be. Keep on I ground before they bring y nd at the top will be ow it, your precious cause if you don't, you might just al chapter and Vt. Voting Delegate. 1 +2; German Club 1-4. hearts of fire grow cold. We swore grow young agin. Math League 1-2, 4, Close-Up 3, X-Country 1-3, Golf 1-4, re happy, comforts you when you're sad; loving you. Prom Comm.; ACES 4; Cap. ities. be; It’s all I'll ever tell you that und. Hold your head above the Close-Up 2. Senior Activities. CRAIG SMITH JOHN C. SPAHN CHRISTINE A. SPOONER CRAIG A. STAGG 28 ROBIN A. STEADY ROBERT STEARNS REBECCA K. STOKES THANIA SUASTE R. Steady- Rob ' Donl says yesterday's gom Activities. R. Stearns ’Rob' good times, learn fri Comm. 4. Farm Bui R. Stokes 'Beck Cheerleading 14, Cap] T. Suaste-'Este es un cosas, que talves en D. Trueman- To all 4. Pit Orchestra 1 District Wind Ens Yearbook Staff 4. J. VanDeWeert 'Eul but we can never say g bye. Basketball 1-4; Yei leer !ng on earth is as ur mistakes and Management T r that can nev Soccer 1. Pror erente para o Nfdo jamos. ”-has t?een Thank; inc Band 1-4, 4. iMI-Staty Geri he time h to' eacl 1; AC| irn away there's a voice that rmany trip 2, Aces 1, Senior as yesterday, so we must treasure the rward to tomorrow. FFA 3-4. Executive Senior Hike. iped dry will always leaves you blind.” im. Jrobablemente sea el mejor en el que aprenda ?r. Chorus. AFS Exchange Studentl that will be-yes.” Jazz Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-ict Jazz Band 1 +4. District Concert Band 1, id 14, All New England Band 3 4, Golf 2-4, Hub I -K2 Tanglewood Seminar 3. for us to say goodbye to this part of our lives, because true friends can never really say good ;rman Club 3 4; Slide Show Comm.; Senior trip. DAVID J. TRUEMAN GORDON TURPIN JEAN A. VAN DE WEERT 29 MATTHEW D. VERSWEYVELD WILLIAM J. VIERZEN WADE E. VINCENT hich he never shows to try 1,2,4. me. That's it. Soccer 1-3, Close CJp tivities. great deal out of life if he can always and the second is belief in others. M. Versweyveld-'Matt” anybody. - National Hon W. Vierzen-'Bill I wan 3. Basketball 1, Bicyclin W. E. Vincent • Waba ' keep two firm beliefs — Basketball 2, FFA 1-4. W. L. Vincent-'Hawk Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me. I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Prom Comm., Senior Hike. J. Visser-'True friends are like diamonds, precious but rare. False friends are like autumn leaves, found everywhere. - Softball 2, Destiny 1 3 S. Werling- Birdshot The inquisitive person adapts the world to himself, while the uniquisi-tive person adapts himself to the world. Therefore all progress depends on the inquisitive person. Marching Band 1,2.+ 4, Concert Band 1.2. Wind Ensemble 1 +4, Jazz Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-4. Pit Band 1 -F4. N.E. Drama Festival 3. One Act 3, Cross Country 1,2, Wrestling 1,2, Musicals 2.3. P. Westropp-' Pat There comes a time when the blind man takes your hand and says. Son, don'tcha see ' Transfer student- previous activities include: Varsity Basketball. Outdoor Projects, Stage Crew, Freshman Rep. Athletic Council, Varsity Tennis. AFS, Student Council. VCJHS activities- Prom Comm., N.E. Young Writers Conference. WYATT L. VINCENT JOY N. VISSER STEPHEN D. WERLING PATRICK V. WESTROPP 30 RICHARD WHITE ANGELA WHITNEY ANNE K. WOODS A. Woods-’If you believe that anyone like me within a song is outside it all. then you are all so wrong. If you believe that anyone like me within a song never cared at all. then you have been put on.’ - Yearbook 1-3, ACES, gymnastics, Governor s Institute on the Arts 3, Student Council, Slide Show Comm., Prom Comm.. AFS, Computer Club, Senior trip. DARIN LAUGHLIN CHRISTOPHER OWEN IN MEMORICJM JANE I. PIDGEON Co Editors in Chief ELIZABETH A. URBAN A yearbook is so Your memories a editors of thi for helping yearbook compiling this yearbo alive, and together. of memories. us. We, the tudent body, emories. We hope that this long hours of tedious work ent in this school. We hope that your memories of these events alive the memories of our times J. Pidgeon Janie'■ Rainbows don't die if of friends they are made; unlike the ones in the sky. real rainbows don’t fade.”-Yearbook 2-4, Co-editor 4; Musicals techie 3 + 4, asst, stage manager 4. E. Urban Liz” “Minds are like parachutes-they only function when opened ' Yearbook 1-4, Co-editor 4; Leo Club 2-4, sec y 3 + 4, Softball 2 4; Musicals 2-4; One Acts-State Champions 2; Belgian Exchange 3; Prom Committee; Pom pon Squad 1-4, Captain 2-4; Student Council 4. S. Vincent Sue” 'There is no shortcut to life. To the end of our days, life is a lesson imperfectly learned '-Soccer 1-3, State Champions 2; Prom Committee; Ring Committee; ACES 4; FBLA 3 + 4, Sec'y-4; AFS 1-4, Sec y 2, VP 4; Yearbook 14. Bus. Ed. 3. Sr. Ed. 4; Musicals 14. Stage Mgr 3 + 4. C. Laramie- 'Char - ‘Human history becomes more and more a race between education and catastrophe. Drama 2 4; Yearbook 2-4, Sr. Editor 4; Prom Comm.; AFS 4; Slide Show Comm.; Senior Activities. Co-Senior Editors CHARLOTTE E. LARAMIE 32 SUSAN JANE VINCENT HOW MANY CLASSMATES WILL YOG REMEMBER IN 20 YEARS? INSEPARABLES Joe Rivers. Rejean Lafleche CLASS CLOWNS Maureen Jennings, Ken Goff r r rYV� . CLASS MUSICIANS Andrea Buzemen. David Trueman CLASS FLIRTS Jill Curtis. Todd Flint MANY YEARS AGO Audrey Dickerson Lauren Davis Erik Bos Darin Aldinger John Spahn Liz Urban David Trueman Michele Bushey Wendy Roorda Tina Allen Robin Steady Joy Jackson Megan Prescott Joe Rivers Michelle Lucier Katrina Jerger Mike Coyle Jane Pidgeon Anne Woods Todd Flint 38 WE LOOKED LIKE THIS Ken Goff Rejean LaFleche Tena Elzinga Chris Spooner EJ Clark Mike Russell Paul Bicknell Lisa Sipley Charlotte Laramie Earle Dionne Jon Reidel Missy Birchmore Angie Gebo Paul Chapman Joy Visser Brian Lussier Brian Goodyear Jennifer DeVos Lisa DeVine Maureen Jennings 39 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY assign too much homework, pick the wrong days for tests, are late grading papers, are competent. lose tempers fast and calm down slowly, spaz. understand, have brains, aren't very funny, have no money. know what they're talking about. are late for class. frown. qet mad. yell. cringe when they see the freshmen coming, try their hardest. remind students how smart they are. are fair, bore me. like 8th graders because we re so sweet, are pretty cool, love giving detentions, get crabby at second period Monday and don't stop 'till Friday, are the greatest. ADMINISTRATION Business Mgr.-Greg Burdick Superintendent-Arnold Lanni Secretary-Lois Thurber Secretary-Sally Bushey Treasurer-Susan Hayes In any office, the secretaries, who turn chaos into calm, memos into neatly typed letters and notices, seldom receive the recognition they deserve. Mrs. Thurber and Miss Bushey serve efficiently as secretaries in the superintendent’s office on Main Street. This year, Mrs. Thurber is retiring after 20 years as secretary to the superintendent. May she enjoy her retirement as a well deserved reward for a job well done. To the right is the Board of School Directors- front-Susan Fitzpatrick, Patricia Emerson, Lucille Evarts, and Gail McE-voy; back-Barbara Fisher, and Patricia Santenello. Missing from photo is Norton Davis. 42 Principal Gail Throenle Asst. Principal Elliot Greenblott Guidance Counselor- Richard Burke Special Services Gail Lynk GUIDANCE Guidance Counselor Ann Hamilton Guidance Counselor Ray Davison 43 FACULTY BARRY ALDINGER M.A.T. St. Michael's College History Vars. Boys Basketball. Close Up ETHELYN M. BARTLETT B.S. Johnson State Art, Phys. Ed. LESLIE E. BATTEN B.S. Castleton State Math HARMON S. BOYCE B.S. U. Mass., Kansas State Vo. Ag. FFA Advisor MARILYN BROWN B.S. Shippensburg Univ. Librarian Student Council Advisor PAMELA BROWN M.A.E. Northern Arizona Univ. History EVELYN BURKE M.Ed. St. Michael's College Math Dept. Chm. Eighth Grade Advisor WILLIAM CONNER B.S. Springfield College Phys. Edc. Jr. Hi. Girls Soccer, Golf Athletic Director MICHAEL COREY M.Ed. Univ. of Vermont Remedial Educ.. Outdoor Ed. Girls Vars. Soccer. Outing Club 44 JUDY Dl PASGKJALE B.S. S.CJ.N.Y. Plattsburgh Biology. Chemistry Tenth Grade Advisor J. DOUGLAS DOWS M. Ed. Lock Haven CJniv. Health. Phys Ed. JV Girls Soccer Coach NANCY EMBERLEY M.A.T. CJniv. Of Vermont Home Economics FHA Advisor THOMAS ENDER B.A. CJniv. Of Buffalo Math LEE FRANCIS B.S. Clniv. Of Maine Phys. Educ. WAYNE GANSON M.S.T. CJniv. Of Vermont Science Dept. Chm. AV Coordinator KAREN GLADU B.S. CJniv. Of New Palz Typing, Accounting ELMA GRANT B.S. CJniv. Of Vermont English Yearbook Advisor ROLAND GUYETTE B.S. Lyndon State Driver Educ. JH Boys Soccer. Vars. Baseball DARYL HATCH B.A. Trinity College English IDA-MAE JOHNSON M.Ed. Middlebury College French. English Belgian Exchange FRANCINE LAMOUREUX M.A. CJniv. Of Cincinnati French Belgian Exchange 45 FACULTY 46 SCOTT LYNK 5th Year Osweego Woodworking Jr.Hi. Boys Bball, Vars. Softball THERESA MAC CALLUM B.S. Salem State Business FBLA Advisor RAY MAINER B.A. (JVM Science. Chemistry JOE MATKOWSKI B.A. Kent State English NANCY MCNULLA B.S. Johnson State College Math Math League Advisor JEFFREY MINNS B.A. Middlebury College English V. Soccer. JV Wrestling Coach JUDITH MACE M.Ed. (Jniv. of Vt. Health and English ROBERT C. MCNAMARA B.A. (Jniv. of Kentucky Biology JH Wrestling. JR Class Adv. JOY MINNS Penn State German German Club Advisor J KITTY OXHOLM PHYLLIS PANKEY SUSAN PHILPUTT NANCY PRESCOTT M. Ed. B.S. B.A. of Music in Ed. B.S. Culver- Stockton College; UVM La. Tech. Univ. Boston Univ. UVM Jr. High Resource Room Science Band. Wind Ensemble Pep. Jazz. Marching Band. Language Arts SARA PROVIN WAYNE RAMEY Musical DONNA SCOTT B.S. B.A. + 34 B.A. UVM Southeastern Mass. Univ. JAY A. ROGERS UVM Math J.V. Boys Bball. Soph. Class Adv. Masters UVM Career Ed. A.C.E.S. Co-ordinator MARY ELLEN SESSA CATHERINE SPAUDLING English. Chm. Humanities M. Ed. M.A. Drama ANN SULLIVAN Univ. of Maryland ST. Michaels ROBERTA STEPONAITIS B.A. Jr. High Reading Reading Trinity College AFS Advisors B.S. Social Studies Cheerleading + Spirit Club Advisor English. VT. Studies. Speech N.H.S., Sr. Class Advisor 47 FACULTY WILLIAM THURBER B.A. Middlebury College Math JV Boys Soccer Coach JOHN VOJTISEK Ph.D. Univ. of Maine Psychologist JONATHAN YARNALL M.A. CJniv. of Vermont History + Humanities JV Softball Coach ALICE TRAGESER B.A. Burlington College Visual Literacy CHERYL WERNER B.S. Cornell (Jniv. Horticulture RICHARD HOLLENBECK Study Hall Aide VICKI TRUEMAN. RN A. D. Univ. of Vermont ELLEN WILLIAMS B. S. Lyndon State College Choral Music MICHELLE BROWN Resource Room Aide 48 JUNIORS JUNIORS HAVE- what seniors don't have-class. too much homework. more fun. pizazz. style. the world layed out before them, big heads. class. what you don't want, an exciting concept on the reality of life. what it takes, life. an awesome personality, without doubt, the best taste, zest. the utmost class, the most pizazz!!! smiles and great times, radical assumptions, fashion. the knowledge to go forth into the world with pride. Eric Abbott Judy Alexander Spencer Allen Scott Armell Kathy Ayers Sage Bah re Tina Baker Brian Barrows Buffy Barry Pam Beach Pam Beenen David Beirholm Laurie Benoit Lisa Birchmore Susanne Bourgeois Gretchen Bradford Spaudling Brook Carol Brunet Daryl Carpenter Lea Cassidy Amy Chamberlain David Champine Marcel Charlebois Paula Childers Jason Clark Pam Clark Missy Cloutier Nat Cobb Shawn Collette Karen Condon Mike Conner Chet Cooper Cari Coyle Laura Crenshaw Debra Curavoo Diane DeGraaf 52 Lori Delorme Joe Demers Christine Desautels Steve Dunn David Eichenlaub Michelle Erickson Kristine Evarts Tina Forand Les Fuller Chris Gebo Joe Gebo Herb Glidden Chris Goddette Barbie Goff Eric Griswold Anne Harris Jason Hatch Tiffany Hathorne Vicki Honeywood Melanie Huestis John Jorgenson Monique Karthaus Debbie Kirby Peggy L’Heureux Sarah LaBerge Paul LaJoice Scott LaLumiere Mary LeBoeuf Julie Longfellow Bernie Lopez James McBride Tonya McDonald Brian McEvoy Joe McGuire Wendy Miller Vicky Mills 53 Christopher Myott Matthew Nolan Shannon Palmer Beaver Paquin Michael Racine Penny Reed Marcie Reedy Allison Reynolds Daniel Richer Gina Rivers John Roberts Joel Russett B.J. Scott Betsey Sessions Sarah Sessions Amy Shackett Julie Spencer Tammy Stearns Tony Sullivan Tom Swenor Lori Taylor Jeff Tucker Alicia Tupper Jennifer Valz Jeltina Vierzen Gail Wagner Matt White What is a sophomore? If you look in Webster’s New World Dictionary you will find the following: Soph • o • more (saf mor) (sophos, wise + moros, foolish) 1. A student in his second year of high school. soph • o • more ic- adj.-of or like sophomores, often thought of an overconfident, stubborn in holding to their opinions, etc. but immature. Immature? What do you mean, immature? Is hiding under English tables immature? Or yelling “Hosers will rule down the hall? What about “cut and paste day”? Paper wars certainly can't be considered immature! But, seriously, we have people of every extreme in the sophomore class. There are those who get straight A's, and those who don't. There are athletes and spectators, musicians and the audience. We have the socialites and the not-so socialites. There are those who never stop talking and those who never get a chance to start. So, we have devised our own definition of sophomores: Sophomores- tenth graders of any sex who will go out of their way to get out or work. Through this process they have developed their imaginations by finding excuses for everybody (teachers, parents, ect.) The class of 1988 is still working on the perfection of this definition, and with the members of this class, they are sure to succeed. 57 58 Matt Agan Jennifer Andrews Mary Anderson Melissa Anderson Robert Anderson Dave Aubin Ellen Barnes Sharon Bergamans Bradley Bertrand Henry Bissonette Moria Boehm Heidi Bolio Eric Bougor Tim Bourgeois Becky Brace Gene Bradford Peter Brands Missy Ann Brileya Missy Mae Brileya Steve Burt Robin Carr Clara Charlebois Kara Clark Corey Collette Andy Comeau Lynn Correia Penny Coyle Jay Curtis Paul Cyr Kirk Daniels Kurt DeGraaf Ellie Demers Doug Dow Linda Dunn Maria Dykema Steve Entrott Lynn Fuller Rachel Ganson Martha Gardner Brian Gebo Chrissy Goff Chris Goodyear Mineke Gordon Michael Grace Shelly Hayes Kelly Heath Connie Hoague James Hopkins Bobbi Jo Houle Carrie Howe Bobbie Hutchins Eric Jackson Stephanie Jacob Eric Jennings Cindy LaBerge Brian LaFleche Adam Larrow Erin Lussier Amy McBride Sue McDonald Kelly McEvoy Nancy Meader Jeff Mitchell Brian Moulton Karen Muzzy Nikki Nimblett 59 Heather Norton Dee Northrop Cathy O'Daniel Lucien Pickett Troy Pudvah Brent Perkins Gene Pouliot Shawn Richards Lisa Rose CLASS OFFICERS-Pres. Kelly McEvoy V.P. Chris Goodyear Sec y Heather Trueman Treas. Angela Smith Lindy Russett Nikki Roberts Nathan Roberts Claudia Ryder Samantha Salade Spencer Santenello Wayne Shea Janet Sleeper Angela Smith John Stokes Ann Straw Heather Truemas David Torrey Kelly Trayah Shawn Vanier Wilma Vanderway Audrey Valz Dorothy Vincent Darin Weeks Ronda Walker 60 FRESHMAN ARE: the best! (as long as its class of ■89) PARTIERS!!! awesome casual unusual not what people think they are radical people too whatever they wanna be gnarly better than sophmores! cool great people hyper spirited autocrats (having all power) different (but that’s OK) heros positive adequate 63 Marcy Allen Darcy Armell Scott Atkins Gretchen Barnes Pam Barrows Peter Beamish Tina Benoit Julia Bessette Nancy Bessette Erica Bissonette Tammy Booska Philip Bourgeois Stacy Brace Micheal Brinkman Mary Brook Brian Brown Deanna Brunet Tony Bushey Marcia Carron Jeffrey Case Jill Chamberlin Thornton Charbonneau Donald Clark Gretchen Clark John Cole Amy Conner Todd Connolly Charles Cota Kirk Cousino David Crenshaw Lynn Curavoo Kristie Daigneault Shannon Danyow Kevin Davis Mark Delorme Samuel Devries 64 Laurie Doxter Anthony Duprey Meghan Fitzpatrick Nanci Gaudette Matthew Giidden Margaret Hallock Aaron Harris Katrina Hastings Laura Hatch Paula Hathorne Sue Hawkins Heather Holzschuh Jessica Jacob Marielle Jaring Christopher Jenkins Cary Jerger Mary Jorgenson Tim Kayhart Tammy Knudson Paula LaBrake Julie Laflam Debbie Lafleche Brian Lalumiere Sam Lanphere Michelle Lopez Gregg Lynk Meggan Markowski Micheal Martell Marcie Martell Rob Matoon Christopher McNamara Chip Miller Kristina Munett Randy Ouellette Jon Parkinson Angela Putnum 65 Laura Quesnel Stacy Quesnel Stacie Reed Darlene Reynolds Steven Rippie Sara Rivers Teena Rivers Patrick Rooney Tyler Rossier Jenny Russett Melissa Sheldon Verna Shields Jennifer Steady Kristy Steady Jeff Stone Joe Sullivan Neil Swenor Sara Thurber James Towle Emily Tupper Amy Turpin Tammy Veldman Cindy Visser Eric Visser Greg Yandow EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADERS never get lost because everybody tells them where to go. enjoy bugging seventh graders, do what you don't think they can. get along. are eighth graders until they become ninth graders, take it with a smile, are 1. are in style, born to be wild. are the choice of a new generation. are loved. lost and not found. sleep. win. brainstorm. make good physics experiments. get into trouble. are good leaders. are wild. hate homework. hate Mondays. love Fridays. Paul Armell Tim Bahre Michael Baker Clifford Barrows Julie Blasberg Cory Bolio Alaric Bourgeois Joseph Chambelin Anna Charlebois Michelle Charlebois Kyle Clark Laurel Clayton Pamela Cushing Chad Cushman Brett Danyow Jonathan Derrick Raymond Devoid Corey Dickenson Amy Doenges Charlie Eichenlaub Mary Anne Emilo Bridget Evarts Israel Evarts Iris Farley Jason Farr Jodi Fearon Michelle Fleming William Garfield John George Greg Guyette Gary Hallock Pamela Haskins Justin Heath Jennifer Honeywood 70 Sonnia Jerger Laurie Jewell Annica Jin Patrick Kachmar Jeanette Karthaus Cheryl Keesler Elizabeth Langeway Michelle Lavoie Pamela Liberty Thomas Longfellow Micheal Lucier Jed Martin David McDonald Kimberly Monroe Lisa Morrison Bobbie Jo Moulton Christopher Oliver Paul Pierce Christopher Prim Amy Rivers Jennifer Roberts Shelly Russell Karl Ryder Dawn Safford Alex Samaritoni Anthony Scott Laura Sheldon Sarah Simino Jeffrey Spencer Wayne Stearns Cheryl Stokes Tricia Stone Jeffrey Tarte Angela Turner 71 WE SURVIVED THE SEVENTH GRADE HIKE THE SEVENTH GRADE HIKE We had a pretty good time On our Seventh Grade climb The bus ride was fun, Chewing spitballs and gum. And after the talking We all started Walking. We climbed a big hill, Till our feet started to kill, So we sat down to rest On a humungous bee’s nest! We had bites low and high; Some even started to cry. Then someone got a hunch-“Hey! Let’s eat our lunch!” Then after that, We put on our hats And started to run And enjoy all the fun. M. Raphael 75 Jana Abbott Phillip Anderson Andrea Austin Jamie Barbor Karina Barrows Mary Beam Conrad Bell Edward Booska Daniel Bourgeois Alex Brace Kevin Bradford Michelle Brill Hope Buchanan Shawn Bushey Tammie Carr Beth Champagne Angela Collette Kevin Comes Kathleen Corcoran Stephen Correia Vicki Danyow Jennifer Dermody Maria Farley Julie Gebo Christopher Grace Jenny Grant Jennifer Hayes Maurice Highter Jeffrey Jin Kelly Kozic Carrie Laidman Lynn Larrabee Kevin Lawrence 76 Renee Lowry William Martell Christopher Martin Nadine McDonald Kim McNary Melanie Milks Chris Nailor Amy Norton Julie Norton Betsy Paquin James Porter Douglas Quesnel Sasha Quesnel Mara Raphael Naomi Reedy Travis Rivers Chrystal Rule Patricia Safford Craig Santenello Tina Sheldrick Tammie Shepard Sean Sims Paulette Steady Candy Stearns Lonny Taylor Dana Torrey Mike Vincent Susan Williams Robin Yantz Danny Zimmer A BUSY YEAR Those who participate in the music department plan on a year full of activity. Starting early this year, the VCIHS band was invited to participate in Vermont Day at the Eastern States Exposition in September. Soon after. Bells are Ringing went into production with hours spent preparing for this professionally done musical in November. All who were a part of it deserve congratulations for a job well done. By then, practice had begun for the Christmas Concerts presented by the bands and choruses. Everyone who attended enjoyed two evenings of fine music. Junior High couldn't go unnoticed. They bus ied themselves preparing for the Kiddie Concert on tour to local grade schools. Interspersed between the musical and concerts, students, both junior and senior high, auditioned for district, all state, and all New England bands and choruses. With the beginning of the basketball season the Pep Band began its work promoting the Commodore Spirit and excitement of each home basketball game. Jazz band, through hard work and early morning rehearsals, has had a fine year. Winter has arrived and plans for Pops Concert and Talent Night were begun. In February these again made demands on the department, but again, excellent performances were enjoyed by all. With the coming of spring came more preparation and productions. The Spring Concerts for both bands and choruses showed once again the fine quality of the department. The Music Banquet brought recogni tion to all of those who faithfully participated in the year's activities. Mrs. Williams and Miss Philputt deserve the entire school's gratitude for their time, energy. and talent. Finally we reached the end of the year and gradu ation was upon us. The band entertained parents and friends of the graduates as they awaited the commencement exercises. A busy year, yes — but what a rewarding one! Many students were chosen as part of the district, all state, or all New England groups. Best of all. Miss Philputt was chosen teacher of the year from this district honored at (JVM. WIND ENSEMBLE OFFICERS- Audrey Valz-Vice Pres.. Shannon Palmer Pres., Liz Urban-Librarian. Secretary. CONCERT BAND OFFICERS- Susan Vincent-Pres.. Joe Demers-Vice Pres., Alycia Tupper Librarian. Kelly McEvoy-Secretary. WIND ENSEMBLE-Front-M. LeBeouf. J. Tisbert, M. Fitzpatrik. J. Spencer. S. Thurber. H. Trueman, H. Holzschuh, P. Roberts. J. Jackson. S. Brace. L. Urban. Back-E. Barnes. C. O'Daniel. L. Brainerd. D. Trueman. S. Lalumiere. K. Goff. A. Valz, P. Beach. J. Sleeper. J. O'Daniel, S. Werling, L. Davis, S. Burt, C. Myott. Standing T. Swenor, Miss Philputt. S. Palmer. CONCERT BAND-Front-K. Clark. M. Markowski. S. Vincent. K. McEvoy, L. Quesnel. M. Harter. B. Brace, J. Jacob, M. Brook, D. Vincent. A. Straw. C. Charlebois Middle-S. Quesnel, S. Salade, A. Stagg, A. Tupper. L. Russett, D. Richer, P. Rooney, C. Gebo, A. Harris, P. Clark, C. Goddette, G. Clark, B. Goff. Back-E. Jackson, J. Russett. G. Barnes, S. Lalumiere, A. Duprey. B. Goodyear, S. Jacob. K. DeGraaf. M. Martell, C. Goff. J. Cole, J. Sullivan. J. Demers. K. Daniels. L. Dunn. J. Russett. Standing-T. Pudvah, J. McBride. Miss Philputt. Missing-A. Larrow. M. Lopez. JUNIOR HIGH BAND OFFICERS Laurie Doxter, Secretary. Niki Jin-Vice Pres.. Alex Samaritoni-Pres.. Joanna � 2 Harrington-Librarian. JUNIOR HIGH BAND-J. Harrington, K. Corcoran, C. Rule, L. Doxter. H. Laramie, J. Grant, J. Harter, J. LaFlam. Middle-K. Monroe. S. Reed. A. Norton. J. Barbor. A. Parrot, S. Quesnel. J. Dermondy. B. Evarts. K. Thurber. Back-M. Vincent. M. Beam. A. Brace. M. Baker. L. Morrison. K. Clark. J. Spencer. A. Samaritoni. N. Jin. L. Duprey. E. LeBeau. A. Harris. Standing-Miss Philputt. K. Bradford. G. Yandow, T. Longfellow. S. Dike. C. Oliver. Missing-A. Charlebois, M. Charlebois. JAZZ BAND • Front B. Goodyear, D. Kirby. H. Trueman. J. Sleeper. P. Beach. S. Palmer. Back P. Bicknell, D. Trueman, J. O'Daniel, S. Lalumiere. K. DeGraaf, S. Burt. C. Myott, T. Longfellow. PIT ENSEMBLE • Front D. Vincent. S. Brace. H. Trueman; Middle A. Straw. L. Quesnel, P. Robertson. M. Fitzpatrick, M. LeBoeuf, L. Davis, J. Sleeper, J. O’Daniel, S. Lalumiere. Back • D. Kirby, D. Trueman, D. Richer, T. Longfellow, T. Swenor, S. Palmer. K. DeGraaf. A. Samaritoni. PEP BAND - Front • J. LaFlam, A. Tupper, S. Burt, L. Quesnel. H. Holzschuh, C. Charlebois, J. Sleeper. M. Harter, C. O'Daniel, S. Jacob, D. Trueman. L. Urban; Middle S. Reed, J. Tisbert, C. Goddette, M. Markowski, A. Samaritoni, M. Lopez, L. Dunn, N. Jin; Back B. Goff, C. Myott. B. Goodyear, T. Longfellow, S. Palmer. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS OFFI- CERS-Tim Lynk, Treasurer, Andrea Buzeman-Vice-President. Chris Goodyear-President, Ann Harris-Secretary. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS-N. Gaudetter, M. Caron, L. Fuller, P. Robertson, S. Thurber, M. Lattrell. C. LaBerge, L. Myers, P. Coyle; Middle-B. Barry, L. Taylor. W. Carrier, N. Bessette, T. Booska, L. Richer. C. Munnett. Thania Suaste, M. Lopez, J. Longfellow, A. Harris, M. Champine, M. Austin, Mrs. Williams; Back-A. Buzeman, R. Eitleman, C. Goodyear, T. Lynk, K. Goff. SENIOR HIGH DISTRICTS BAND-Front J. Tisbert, M. LeBeouf, A. Tupper, L. Urban, D. Truman, M Markowski, L. Quesnel, S. Thruber; Middle-P. Robertson, E. Barnes, J. Sleeper, H. Trueman, B. Brace. M. Harter. M. Fitzpatrick. Back-D. Vincent, H. Holzschuh, S. Burt, C. Myott. S. Lalumiere, J. O'Daniel. B. Goodyear, S. Palmer. ALL STATE CHORUS AUDITIONERS • Left to Right-K. Goff. T. Lynk. A. Buzeman. C. Goodyear. J. Longfellow. S. Thruber. J. Spencer, H. Bolio. ALL NEW ENGLAND AUDITIONERS-Left to Right-H. Bolio, J. Longfellow, A. Buzeman, T. Lynk. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS • Front • A. Austin. J. Dermody, N. Reedy. R. Lawrey. A. Doenges, K. Combs. J. Jin. A. Turner. J. Karthaus. K. Thurber. M. Raphael. J. Harrington. S. Sims. Middle -C. Laidman, J. Roberts. K. Abair. D. Safford. S. Beaver. S. Simino, S. Russell. L. Ayers, J. Hayes. P. Safford. Back • I. Farley, J. Francis. B. Langeway. Mrs. Williams. B. Evart M. Charlebois, M. Farley. K. Barrows. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS OFFI CERS Sarah Beaver. Treasurer; Jeannette Karthaus. President; Sarah Semino. Secretary; Shelly Russell. Vice-President. JUNIOR HIGH DISTRICT BAND - front - Jeff Spencer. Joanna Harrington. Karen Thurber. Sean Dike; middle Jill Harter. Alex Samaritoni, Tom Longfellow. Kyle Clark, Jenny Grant; back J. Barbor, Niki Jin. K. Corcoran. Hope Laramie. E. LeBeau. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS DISTRICTS - front K. Abair. L. Meacham. C. Laidman. B. Langeway. B. Evarts. K. Thurber. A. Turner. K. Combs. Back M. Emilo, D. Safford, J. Karthaus. S. Beaver. M. Raphael. J. Francis, S. Russell, S. Semino. Stage Director-Dorothy Tisbert Music Director-Susan Philputt Choreographer-Barb Lanpher SetsScott Lynk Set Decoration-Ethelyn Bartlett Lighting Director David Riley Stage MGRs-Susan Vincent, Jane Pidgeon Ella Peterson Julie Tisbert Jeff Moss-Brian Goodyear Sue Summers Julie Longfellow Sandor-Ken Goff Inspector Barnes-Christopher Myott Francis Steve Burt Dr. KitchelKThris Goodyear Gwynne Smith-Sara Laberge BELLS ARE RINGING - NOV. 21-23, 1985 86 Once upon a time there was a student named Cornelia. She was a young excited senior, to put it bluntly, a Yessie”. She was quite a student leader, in fact, her teachers used to say that she could be a president someday. She knew how important it was to be involved, to make a contribution to the school. Her mother told me secretly that Cornelia was over-extended. Cornelia attended Drama on Monday, and ran home to do her homework. On Tuesday she went to ACES and after the school day she worked at the local supermarket. She came to school early on Wednesday to make up the school work she missed on Tuesday. After school on Wednesday she worked on the school Yearbook, and at 7 in the evening she was a volunteer on the rescue squad. Thursday was AFS, and Friday she went to the FHA meetings. Cornelia is a “Yuppie today; her life is filled with executive board meetings, and volunteer work at the local hospital. High School prepared Cornelia for life. Are You A Yessie”??!!?? 4 89 STUDENT COUNCIL When students and teachers returned to school in September, they realized that Miss Brown and the Student Council had already begun what has proved to be a very active year. The first of many clever bulletin boards greeted us. This year Student Council sponsored a dance, the first Great Pumpkin Race, the return of Winter Festival, and an Air Band-Lip Sync Contest. They also selected five teachers to be recognized at the honors assembly in February. This active group includes the following members: Row 1-Miss Brown, B. Brace, D. Aldinger, M. Prescott, M. Heustis. Row 2- J. Spahn, K. Fitzpatrick, E.J. Clark, L. Urban, E. Dionne, J. Curtis, J.T. Mace, M. Bushey. Row 3-S. LaBerge, J. Valz, M. LaBoeuf. M. White, J. Vierzen, B. Lopez, N. Hutchins, S. Bourgeois. Row 4-S. Jacob, B. Hutchins, D. Vincent, A. Smith, H. Trueman, C. Goodyear, K. McEvoy. Row 5-S. Zimmer, M. Allen, S. Thurber, J. Jacob, P. Robertson. Row 6-S. Lustig, S. Semino, C. Keesler, K. Ryder, S. Beaver, T. Bahre, T. Longfellow. Row 7-S. Dike, S. Jakway, K. Thurber, M. Raphael, M. 91 Milks, J. Gebo, D. Quesnel. Student Council Officers-President-Darin Aldinger. Vice-president-Megan Prescott. Secretary-Melanie Heustis, Treasurer-Becky Brace. This year, many students have been involved with A.C.E.S. projects. Some have chosen to make a nine week commitment, while others have decided on a one-day “shadowing” experience. A.C.E.S. is open to all high school students who are willing to put in a little extra effort. It offers students a chance to try their talents, explore their interests or contribute their time to the community. It gives students a basis for deciding what they want to do after high school. Since Vergennes Union High School is one of the few high schools in the state that offers an opportunity like this, students should really try to take advantage of it. Big Brother - Big Sister (Left to Right)- Paula Childers. Erin Lucier, Brian Lucier, Audrey Valz. Amy Chamberlain, Anne Harris. Julie Longfellow. Mrs. Scott. ACES- front (left to right) - Joy Visser. Mark Connor. Bobbi-Jo Howie. Audrey Valz. Christine Desautels. Sue Hawkins. Jeff Tucker. back-D. Northrop. J. DeVos. C. Brunet. S. Brook. H. Bolio. M. Harter. C. Myott, M. Prescott. J. Curtis. S. Vincent. A. Harris. J. Longfellow. Mrs. Scott. 92 Editors • in Chief Jane Pidgeon and Liz Urban. Senior Editors Charlotte Laramie and Sue Business Editors Debbie Kirby and Chris Myott. Vincent. YEARBOOK STAFF • Front-L. Dunn, A Dickerson, N. McDonald. E. Urban, J. Pidgeon. D. Kirby. C. Goddette. J. Abbott. J. Grant. K. Barrows Middle-B Sessions. D. Vincent. M. Emilo, J. Curtis. P. Beenen, C. Laramie. M. Heustis. M. Dykema. J. Gebo. M. Rapheal. C. Goff. Back-B. Goff. S. Vincent. E. Grant. K. Jerger. D. Armell. S. Jerger. D. Richer. M. Bushey. J. Devos. C. Myott. J. Longfellow. A. Harris. P. LaBrake. L. Richer. I. Booska. D. Trueman, L. Doxter. 93 The German Department At VCJHS has grown over the past few years. Mrs. Joy Minns, the only German teacher, advises the GERMAN CLUB pictured below. Members are: sitting - A. Smith, K. McEvoy, A. Shackett, M. Racine, H. Holzschuh, D. Ar-mell, A. Stagg, C. Jerger, L. Dunn, H. Norton, L. Rose, W. Van Der Way; Kneeling D. Trueman, H. Trueman, M. Conner, A. Tup-per, M. Jennings, J. Curtis, S. Jacob, M. Anderson, M. Jaring, R. Steady, A. Gebo, A. Meader, E. Griswold, M. Champine, J. Vierzen; Standing - D. Clark, H. Glidden, J. Tisbert, L. Sipley, J. DeVos, J. VanDeWeert, T. Elzinga, C. Spooner, C. Laramie, P. Beenen, J. Visser, C. Myott, E. Dionne, G. Bradford, J. Hopkins, S. La-Berge, B. Vierzen, A. Buzeman, M. Lawrey, B. McEvoy, C. Evarts. Several students will travel to Germany in the spring. These GERMAN TRAVELERS are - front - Mrs. Minns, K. McEvoy, C. Howe, M. Harter, L. DeVine; back - D. Clark, J. DeVos, G. Pidgeon. J. Jackson, M. Racine, H. Trueman. LIBRARY AIDS Students that work in the library find themselves involved in many projects and tasks. Generally they are busy assisting students as they check out. and return books. They are also responsible for processing all the magazines and newspapers. Library aides assist with creating displays, working on the vertical file, and processing new books. Without their assistance the library would be in a state of chaos. The helpers are • (in the front row) Miss Brown. Joell Francis. Sonia Lustig: back row Sarah Sessions. Betsey Sessions. Jennifer Anderson. An gela Putnam. Laurie Doxter. Rebek ah Cobb. LEO CLUB Pictured at the left are members front row Liz Urban. Tim Lynk. Luella Richer. Melanie Heustis, C. Munnett, Laurie Doxter; back row M. Scott Lynk. Mark Conner. E.J. Clark. Keith Fitzpatrick. John Spahn, Darin Aldinger. BELGIAN EXCHANGE Students who traveled last spring to Belgium and France and hosted the Belguim students when they ar rived in this spring are Vicki Mills. Megan Prescott. Jamie Hopkins. Missy Cloutier. Tony Sullivan. Lau ra Crenshaw. Darin Aldinger. E.J. Clark. Advisor Miss Lamoureux. 95 MATH LEAGUE MATH LEAGUE L to R Wendy Miller. Melanie Huestis. Laura Crenshaw. Miss. McNulla. Dottie Vincent. Jennifer Anderson. James McBride F.H.A. FHA Front Jennifer Steady. Dee Brunet. Nikki Nimblett. Cindy LaBerge. Patricia Bennan. Back Robin Steady. Mrs. Emberley. Daryl Carpenter. Martha Gardner. Tonya McDonald. Carrie Coyle. Lynn Curavoo. Audrey Dickerson. Sue McDonald. ALTERNATIVES FOR TEENS ALTERNATIVES FOR TEENS Front Row-L to R Anna Charlebois. Wendy Carrier. Middle Wendy Miller. Lorri Taylor, Audrey Dickerson. Peter Beamish Back Laurel Clayton. Dee Northrop. Sass Carry. Buffy Barry % CLOSE UP CLOSE UP Front Amy Shackett, Kara Clark, Missy Anderson, Janet Sleeper. Claudia Ryder Back Brian Goodyear, Nat Cobb. Mr. Aldinger. Tom Swenor. Shelly Hayes. Sarah Sessions. Becky Brace. Les Fuller, Tony Sullivan. A.F.S. AFS Front Joe Gebo. Susan Vincent, Maureen Jennings. Back-Jill Curtis, Earl Dionne. Justin Heath. Liz Urban. Charlotte Laramie. Megan Prescott. Thania Suaste, Jennifer DeVos, Tom Swenor, Miss Sessa. Michelle Lopez. TECHIES BELLS ARE RINGING -TECHIES Front A. Charlebois. L. Dunn, C. Goddette (Props Mgr.). Middle-M. Boehm, C. Howe. T. Bourgeois. J. Roberts, M. Huestis. C. Laramie. S. Vincent (Stage Mgr.), J. Pidgeon (Asst. Stage Mgr ). J. Jacob. Back S. Jacob. C. O'Daniel, S. Hayes. S. Sallade (House Co-mgr.), M. Anderson (House Co-Mgr.), M. Allen. M. Brook. C. Goff. Missing • S. Beaver. S. Quesnel. K. Rooney. P. Bicknell. S. Palmer. 97 FBLA Left to right-J. Spahn. S. Vincent, L. Sipley. M. Heustis. M. Dykema, J. Curtis, M. Gardner. B. Lussier. D. Northrup, L. Doxter, B. Goff. Kneeling- C. Goff, Below are officers-J. Curtis, B. Lussier, M. Dykema, J. Spahn, C. Goff, L. Sipley. NHS Left-Below-Honor Society members-M Lucier, P. Bicknell, Mrs. Sullivan, J.T. Mace. M. Versweyveld. E.J. Clark, and John Spahn. Above-right-Officers?!? Above left- Industees-J. Rivers, J. O'Daniel, T. Elzinga, K. Rooney and D. Trueman. Below right-Merit Scholars. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The FFA each year earns its share of honors and awards at farm shows and conventions. Pictured above are Pat Porter, Jim McBride, and Gene Pouliot who earned their trip to Kansas City by winning the Milk Quality Competition and then placed second in the state competition in land judging. Pat won a Gold Emblem for being in the top quarter of the state competition. Steve Kayhart, Pat Porter, Gene Pouliot, and Jim McBride competed in the Farm Business Management Competition at the Barre Farm Show last January. Tammy Knudson won the Creed Speaking Contest on the district level. A small group, but they make themselves known. Officers this year are Pres. Steve Kayhart, V.P. Jim McBride, Second V.P. Tony Besette, Secretary Jim Ouellette, Treasurer Gene Puoliot, Reporter Pat Porter, and Sentinal Ray Dykema. 99 WHY PARTICIPATE? When students who participate in sports were asked this question, the following were their replies. To improve my physical prowess. To participate in a sport I enjoy. It’s fun. The competition is great. It's exhilarating. We like to win. I want to. I like it. I like the challenge of putting up with freshman. I want to get out of barn chores. It’s mentally satisfying. I like the rush of adrenalin. It’s challenging. For my health. It keeps me in good shape. It keeps me out of trouble. Some day I may be famous. RED DEATH: “INTENSITY IS THE NAME OF THE GAME.” GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER TEAM-FRONT-Carrie Howe, Shannon Danyow, Marielle Jar-ing, Nancy Hutchins. Pam Barrows. Amy McBride. Alycia Tupper, Clara Charlebois, Missy Champine. BACK-Tania Suaste, Laura Crenshaw, Lauren Davis, Lois Myers, Maureen Jennings. Megan Prescott. Christine Munett. Marcy Allen. 104 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS BOYS VARSITY SOCCER TEAM-FRONT Mike Conner. Brian McEvoy. E. J. Clark. B.J. Scott. Spaulding Brook BACK- Coach Minns, Bernie Lopez. Paul Bicknell. Jim O’Daniel. Kevin Rooney. Jay Curtis. MISSING Kirk Daniels, Jeff Tucker. Darin Aldinger, Darin Weeks. Mark Conner, Spencer Santenello. Shawn Vanier. THE CHAMPS OF THE FUTURE J.V. BOYS Front Greg Lynk. Chris McNamara, Rob Mattoon, Mike Brinkman, Brian Brown, John Cole, David Crenshaw. Chris Goodyear. Back- Tyler Rossier, Pat Rooney. Jeff Mitchell. Eric Jennings. Jamie Hawkins, Brian Gebo, Joe Sullivan, Jimmy Towle, Coach Thurber. J.V. GIRLS Front Janet Sleeper, Lisa Rose. Gretchen Clark. Rachel Ganson, Amy Turpin. Anne Straw. Back- Amy Conner, Kristy Steady, Sara Rivers, Missy Sheldon, Mary Brook. Stephanie Jacob, Coach Dows, Audrey Valz. JR. HIGH BOYS- Front- Steve Correia, Jamie Barber, Shawn Bushey, Jeff Spencer. Sean Simms. Tony Scott, Dan Zimmer, Greg Guyette, Jeff Tarte, Justin Heath, Eric LeBeau. Back Coach Guyette. Rinda Parent, Travis Rivers, Craig Santinello. Eddie Wills. Alex Samaritoni, Jason Wiley. Tom Longfellow. J.d. George, Richard Ambrose. Kevin Bradford, Chris Nailor, Doug Quesnel, Ronnie Kandzior, Cheryl Stokes, Laurel Clayton. 106 J.R. HIGH GIRLS Front- Sara Beaver, Jeanette Karthaus. Sarah Simino, Becka Gebo. Jana Abbott, Lynn Dupree, Julie Gebo, Kathy Corkin. Back- Coach Conner. Marilynn Delorme, Michelle Lavoie. Nickie Rivers, Shelly Russell, Joanna Harington. Paulette Steady, Jeanny Eichenlaub, Melanie Milks. 107 GIRL S TEAMFront Mary Anderson. Becky Brace. Kelly McEvoy. Emily Tupper. Back Heidi Bolio. Jennifer Valz. Heather Holzschuh. Meghan Fitzpatrick. Lynn Correia. Laura Quesnel. Chris Goddette. CROSS 108 BOYS TEAML to R Steve Burt. Matthew Versweyveld. George Husk. John Roberts. Earl Dionne. Keith Fitzpatrick, and Jon Reidel. 109 Front Row: Steve Entrott, Gene Bradford, Richard Eitlemann, Dave Aubin, Don Clark. Back Row: Coach Moskowitz, Jeff Case, Eric Bougor, Craig Smith, Marcel Charlebois, Paul LaJoice, Joe Rivers, Scott Hopkins, Steve Kayhart, E.J. Clark. Chris McNamara. Darin Weeks. Steve Dunn, Adam Yantz. Ill GYMNASTICS TEAM — Front- N. Nimblett, L. DeVine, M. Markowski, K. McE voy, A. Smith. Middle — S. Reed, M. Caron, S. Bourgeois. M. Prescott, K. Wright. Back — M. Jennings. Coach Buckley, C. Erikson. YOU’RE STILL 1 TO US BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL- Front-Jon Reidel, Jason Clark, John Spahn. Middle- Beaver Paquin, Chris Gebo, Mike Conner. Keith Fitzpatrick. Lowell Bertrand. Tim Lynk-statistician. Back- Coach Aldinger. Jim O'Daniel. Jason Hatch. Mark Conner, Darin Aldinger, Paul Bicknell, Brian Me Evoy. WE’RE PROUD OF YOU BOX OUT, GIRLS! IRLS VARSITY BASKETBALLFront: Jennifer Valz, Pam Beenen, Kristine Evarts, Stephanie Brace, Lauren Davis, Becky Brace. Back: Ellen Barnes, Patricia Beenen. Tena Elzinga, Gina Rivers, Jean Van De Weert, Mary Le Beouf. 116 OUR TIME WILL COME BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL- Front: Greg Lynk, Tim Kayhart, Jeff Tucker, Mike Brinkman, Jeff Mitchell, Joe Sullivan. Back: Eric Visser, Kirk Daniels. Peter Brands, Spencer Santenello, Eric Jackson, Mark Curler. Coach Ramey. GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL- Front: Meghan Fitzpatrick, Pam Barrows. Sally Zimmer. Becky Brace. Jennifer Valz, Amy Turpin. Back: Cindy Visser, Amy Conner, Sharon Bergmans. Patricia Beenen, Ellen Barnes. Julie LaFlam, Coach Burlock. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS TEAM-Front-Kelly Kozik. Marilynn Delorme, Rebeca Gebo, Sasha Ques nel, Mary Beams. Back-Shelly Russel, Michelle LaVoie, Shelly Bar-rows. Betsy Paquin. Jeny Eichen-laub, Brigitte Evarts, Lynn Dupree. Junior High Basketball Teams JUNIOR HIGH BOYS TEAM Front- Sean Simms. Danny Zim mer, Jamie Barbor, Craig Santen-ello, Jeff Tarte. Greg Guyette, Eric LeBeau, Bret Danyow. Tony Scott. Doug Quesnel. Back- Andy Harris, Billy Garfield. David Wright, J.D. George. Jason Wiley. Tom Longfellow. Alex Samaritoni. Richard Ambrose. Ed Wills. Danny White. Golf Club GOLF TEAM- Front- Adam Larrow, Jeff Mitchell. Spencer Santenello. Rejean Le-fleche, John Spahn, Bernie Lopez. Back- David Trueman. Jim O’Daniel. Mark Conner, John Roberts. Paul Bicknell, Coach Conners. GRANDSLAM! 120 VARSITY BOYS BASEBALL- front- Eric Campbell, Paul Tarte, Earl Dionne, Bob Wagner, Brian Selleck. Rob Leach. Back- Coach Guyette, Peter Montey, Mike Conner, Joe La-Berge, Harry Mills. Rusty Burt, Charlie Messinger. VARSITY GIRLS SOFTBALL-front-Michele Busey. Michelle Lucier. Tammy Tucker, Lauren Davis. Tracy Dike. middle Elizabeth Lithgow, Tina Baker. Maureen Jennings. Coach Scott Lynk. back-Stephanie Brace. Liz Turpin. Liz Urban. 121 GREAT TEAMS OF THE FUTURE J.V. BOYS Front- Greg Lynk. Chris McNamara. Rob Mattoon, Mike Brinkman. Brian Brown, John Cole, David Crenshaw, Chris Goodyear. Back Tyler Rossier, Pat Rooney. Jeff Mitchell. Eric Jennings. Jamie Hawkins. Brian Gebo. Joe Sullivan. Jimmy Towle. Coach Thurber. J.V. GIRLS Front Janet Sleeper, Lisa Rose. Gretchen Clark, Rachel Ganson, Amy Turpin. Anne Straw. Back Amy Conner, Kristy Steady. Sara Rivers. Missy Sheldon. Mary Brook. Stephanie Jacob. Coach Dows. Audrey Valz. JR. HIGH BOYS- Front Steve Correia. Jamie Barber. Shawn Bushey, Jeff Spencer. Sean Simms, Tony Scott, Dan Zimmer. Greg Guyette. Jeff Tarte, Justin Heath, Eric LeBeau. Back- Coach Guyette, Rinda Parent. Travis Rivers. Craig Santinello. Eddie Wills. Alex Samaritoni, Jason Wiley, Tom Longfellow, J.d. George. Richard Ambrose. Kevin Bradford. Chris Nailor. Doug Quesnel. Ronnie Kandzior, Cheryl Stokes. Laurel Clayton. J.R. HIGH GIRLS- Front- Sara Beaver. Jeanette Karthaus, Sarah Simino, Becka Gebo. Jana Abbott, Lynn Dupree. Julie Gebo, Kathy Corkin. Back- Coach Conner. Marilynn Delorme, Michelle Lavoie. Nickie Rivers. Shelly Russell. Joanna Harington, Paulette Steady. Jeanny Eichenlaub, Melanie Milks. 123 THANK YOG On behalf of VGHS, the business editors of the 1986 Blue and White would like to express our gratitude to the local merchants, businessmen and professionals, as well as parents, who have helped defray the cost of this yearbook by purchasing ads in the book. Thank you. Debra Kirby Christopher Myott Business Editors yt MILLER CHEVROLET 877-2602 15 IN. Main St. 877-3600 sC Vergennes “Over 40 Years Of Service” (802) 453-2106 388-2677 NEW HAVEN TIRE CENTER. INC. TIRES - ALIGNMENTS - BATTERIES ON-FARM-SERVICE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE CENTER BURT PEG ALLEN Owners HUNT ROAD NEW HAVEN. VT 05472 VtOFLOU fy Welding • Blacksmith Custom Ironwork Hellarc • Pipe Thawing John M. Baker R.D. 1 Addison, VT 802-759-2402 jT Le BEAU “and O’BRIEN OIL COMPANY DIESEL • GASOLINE BOTTLED GAS 2 South Water Street Vergennes Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 MARTIN S. HARRIS ARCHITECT Vergennes 877-3961 877-3729 HAWKINS BROS. SALES SERVICE Pete Hawkins P.O. Box 26 Owner Ferrisburg get it at the C ogether ENDEN BANK MEMBER FDIC 127 DICK GLENDA’S ' GENERAL STORE 211 Main Street Vergennes 877-2261 Headquarters For All Your Beverage And Sporting Needs FISHMAN’S Family Clothiers Since 1905 Serving Six Generations Of V.G.H.S. Graduates Best Wishes To The Class Of 1986 DREW BROS INC. 33 Green Street Vergennes 877-2221 Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 From MEL’S DRUG 187 Main Street Vergennes 877-6747 Kennedy Brothers WOODENWARE 11 Main St. Vergennes, Vermont 05491 TOUCH OF NOSTAGIA FLORIST G1FTWARE LTD 165 Main Street Vergennes 877-3616 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1986 The Basin Harbor Family W' Armando Lopez ' DOWNRIGHT CHIMNEY SWEEP CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Safety Inspections • Chimney Cleaning • Stainless Steel Flu Lining General Construction Work «t. 7 Ferrisburg 877-3602 BASIN HARBOR CLUB GAINES INSURANCE AGENCY Monkton Rd. 877-2878 Vergennes 877-2805 Congratulations From DAIGNEAULT’S COUNTRY STORE Panton, VT BROWN- McCLAY FUNERAL HOMES FOOTE’S INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 6 Green St. Vergennes 48 So. Maple Str. Vergennes, VT 877-3321 James McClay Vice-Pres. P.O. Box 489 Bristol, VT 453-2301 Gordon H. Brown Pres. Larry K. Gile Home-Auto-Marine AUTO PARTS CHARLEBOIS AGTO PARTS Route 7 Congratulations To Of 1986 WIENERBGRGER DINER Route 7 Vergennes, VT 'Vergennes, VT 877-2793 Compliments Of BROWN’S AGTO PARTS Vergennes, VT ZIGGY COMEAG REAL ESTATE Panton Road • Vergennes, VT Office Residence 877-3811 877-3267 Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 From FIRST SEASONS GREENHOGSES INC. 3 Miles South Of Button Bay I VERGENNES BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. 1 Main Street 877-6861 Vergennes, VT Free Estimates Roger Hayes Maple Manor Vergennes, Vt. 05491 877-2761 Life Health Auto Home Retirement Metropolitan Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. New York, N.Y. Metropolitan Property and Liability Ins. Co. Warwick, R.I. Compliments Of Charlie Rossier DeVINE SALES SERVICE Ferrisburg, VT FISHER FLOWER FARM Florist And Green Houses Green Street Vergennes, VT Corsages, Wedding Arrangements Cut Flowers Plants-Indoors And Outdoors Continuous Service For 62 Years Cj Serving Breakfast. Lunch oYnV Pinner. 7 Doss a Week Country Kitchen Restaurant Your Hosts Jack Vickie Spahn Route Seven, Ferrisburg 877-2517 H HJ. | I Le BEOCIF !r AND !L sons Contractor And Builders 38 East Street Vergennes 877-3098 Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 GRANTHAVEN FARM Maple Syrup Addison, VT NEW HAVEN MOTOR INN Bill And Debbie Robinson (Managers) RD. 2 Vergennes 877-2956 Congratulations! LITTLE CITY CITGO Vergennes, VT Compliments Of McLEAN - STEVENS Concord, NH Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Graduating Seniors The Merchants Bank La BERGE ELECTRIC SERVING A OCX SON COUNTY PROM OUR VERGENN6S S BRISTOL OFFICES Reasonable Rates, Licensed, Insured, Commercial, Industrial, Residential Wiring Richard La Berge 877-3030 Be Positive Think Positive And Achieve Success In All Your Ventures Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 Vergennes IGA 134 •' u ★ cjoxz, rj 106 THE wtzARP AMERICAN LEGION Post No. 14 61 Main Street Vergennes, VT Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 ' 4resTauranTE rm % Daily Specials • Homemade Breads • Pies • Sunday Specials • Our Famous Homemade French Fries INSURANCE SPECIALISTS IN ALL LINES OF INS. REPRESENTING AFTNA CASUALTY SI1RFTY CO. TRAVELERS INS. CO. ALLSTATE INSURANCE LEADING MUTUAL INS. CO'S. TRANSAMERICA AGWAY AGWAY INS. CO. If Pwpfnjfflf l 'tkSINT ) £7V- 388-4992 VERGENNES 877-2802 ADJOINING MIDDLEBURY INN 19 N. PLEASANT, MIDDLEBURY 135 William G. And Constance T Houston � TOWN AND COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 Box 168 - Panton Road 877-3155 Office 475-2359 Res SUPER SWEEP CHIMNEY CLEANING SERVICE From All The Employees At TIM’S HARVEST MARKET Free Estimates Owned Operated By Maurice R. Lussier Call 877-3523 After 4:00 P.M. Ferrisburg, VT Congratulations Seniors From VERGENNES VIDEO Hank Or Sue Ask 7 Green Street 877-2076 Vergennes, VT 136 CbCs 'Bearer gourmet food bo deCC UnC eon6 60 fWtWS X uTjjr 15 ir0ara, Cjcvrv THOMAS BUSINESS AGENCY Congratulations Seniors On A Job Well Done! SUE’S BEAUTY SHOP Call: 877-2941 Green Street Vergennes ggVISRMCNT-S Congratulations Seniors Paramount Resistance Machinery, Free Weights - Stationary Bikes, Computerized Jogger • Concept II Rowing Machines • Complete Aerobics Facility • Skylighted Whirlpool Men's Women's Saunas - Tanning By Tanning Hut • Child Care • T.V. Lounge • Juice Bar 80 Exchange St. • Middlebury • 388-6888 OGIMETTE RUNCIE Attorneys At Law 20 South Water Street Vergennes, Vermont 05491 877-3372 877-3619 James H. Ouimette, Esquire James W. Runcie, Esquire Congratulations Class 137 M- i Z UJ Q Z UJ E Best Wishes for 1986 u Your local Army National 6uard representative SGT Gerry Denis; Phone 877 3504 RUTLAND 1---T BENNlNGTOrT T--H s BANNISTER Good Luck REAL ESTATE To The jpl liil s| imi La Class Of 1986 ■a 877-3232 SMALL CITY CABLE Coal • Home of the 20% Cash Carry Discount • Oil A. EMILO BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. Your Home Improvement Center 877-2075 Exchange Street, Middlebury, Vermont 05753 388-2721 • 388-2468 CHUCK’S COUNTRY DELI Rt. 7 Compliments of North Ferrisburg Pizzas, Subs, And Vermont Federal Grill Items Where Everything Is Fresh And Homemade Call 425-DELI For Fast Bank Takeout Service VERGENNES OFFICE Stevens House Vergennes. VT 05491 1802)877-3220 J.A. DEVOS AND SONS, INC. We are Vermont Congratulations Egg To The Class Of 1986 G. STONE MOTORS, INC. Congratulations Seniors Route 7 South, Middlebury, VT Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Class Of 1986 From BEVIES BEAUTY NOOK Maple Manor 877-2780 DONALD S. BICKNELL, M.D. RUSSELL G. STOGSDILL, PA-C ANNE E. HODGMAN, RN DIANE F. ROONEY, R.T. JOAN SARGEANT, SEC. 96 Main Street Vergennes, VT Vergennes RALPH’S MARKET Route 7 877-3466 CLARK’S REAL ESTATE North Ferrisburgh, VT 425-2947 Main Street Choice Meats Full Line Of Fresh Fish Groceries And Beverages Open 7 Days A Week Vergennes, VT Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 fced Breakfas MARCOTTE SONS, INC. AUTO VILLAGE Route 7 North Ferrisburg EMERSONS’ 425-3560 GUEST HOUSE S2 Main Si . Venjennti V«nw..l 1)5491 Congratulations Compliments Of To The Class Of 1986 VERGENNES AGWAY McEVOY AND SONS GRAIN North Main Street Vergennes 877-3701 North Ferrisburg PROFESSIONAL PATRONS 141 WELCOME TO THE REAL WORLD! Whether you're off to college or on to a new job Come in for a little help from your friends at SKIHAUS casual clothes for college or business attire for men S women, visit us at Skihaus THtyOF MIDDlEBURY, VERMONT Best wishes frnnthepeople of Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 PAINTER’S TAVERN RESTAURANT MARMADAY FARMS David And Janet Mack 545-2457 Visitors Welcome Lessons-Boarding-Training Quality Appaloosas For Sale Essex Amotion, Vermont 142 VERGENNES VARIETY ALLEY Open 7 A.M. To 10 P.M. 65 Main Street 877-6768 Bottle Redemption Deli 8 A.M. 7 P.M. Chevrolet Buick SHEA MOTOR COMPANY Rt. 7 South Middlebury, VT 8023884932 Burlington-802-862-2308 Pontiac • Chevy Trucks • Oldsmobile @ CUTS 214 Main Street Vergennes, Vl| 877-3848 Hair Design Tanning Salon INSTRUMENT SYSTEMS DIVISION HIGH TECH INDUSTRY Today’s Technology For Tomorrows Needs. Simmonds Precision Promotes And Applaudes Educational Advancements. Best Wishes And Good Luck To The Class Of 1986 Compliments Of SPENCER FARM EQUIPMENT THE RIVER EDGE ’S PATZ Addison-4-Corners Addison, VT 759-2101 SAME Quality, Handmade Wooden Toys Pinecone Wreaths Baskets Grapevine Wreaths Wall Decorations Congratulations V.U.H.S. class of 1986 from the BEAN’S COUNTRY CRAFTS oADDISON INDEPENDENT Rt. 7 Waltham, VT Cartmell Complex, Middlebury 388-4944 Bringing you the news you need” Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 From Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 It’s Not What Life Does With You. It’s What You Do With Life. 144 MISFIT PULLING TEAM Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 THE VERMONT TEDDY BEAR CO. “We Send Bear-Grams” Computerized monogramming Embroidery Classic Stitching fS 1 Diane Rooney H, X MJ RD1 Box 16 X® Vergennes, Vt. 05491 (802)877-3659 Wholesale Retail Hours, Mon-Fri 6pm-9pm Sat. 9am-4pm Compliments Small Engine Repair Service, Tune-Ups Of Overhauls MARY’S HOUSE A. E. BENOIT OF BEAUTY Wood Splitters Dakin Road Rototiller Rentals Ferrisburg Welding 8772813 Woodman Hill Waltham, VT 877-3107 For An Exciting Senior Portrait Come To ERIS PHOTOGRAPHY You’ll Love Your Colorful Natural Senior Portraits! 229 Main Street Vergennes, VT ' ' M, PATRONS ZMl .n Fran Barry Aldinger Bliek’s Real Estate Kathleen Harmon Boyce Cole Construction Company Connie’s Hairstyling Dakin Farm Pam Elliot Greenblott J B Ceramics Mr. Mrs. David Harrington Beth Greg Kirby Larry Myott Pickles Tea Selma Ruskin - The Complete Designer Gail Thorenle Keith H. Tupper Co. Vergennes Livestock Commission Sales Mr. Mrs. Robert Walker Wrisley’s Bike Service 146 Our days together_are ended, we shall leave and follow separate paths seeking distant horizons. FARE YhSE WELL. THE ;CYASS OF 1986 Who knows if we shall evej meet again? 'If our paths cross I Will welcome your companionship. JOSTENS