Winooski High School - Carillon Yearbook (Winooski, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1968 volume:

' . � ' w • • i fi tH CARILLON ‘68 Presented by the Seniors of Winooski High School Winooski, Vermont NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION Of COLLEGES SECONDARY SCHOOLS tyfBK(p5S ESTABLISHED IN 1885 Carillon Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Donna Lesage BUSINESS MANAGER: Paul Rabidoux PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Judy Ashley a. Mary Jane Allen, Faculty Editor; b. Jim Massucci, Skip Jones, Sports Editors; c. Linda Rhodes, Special Events Editor; d. Junior Staff: Sharon McCollum, Carolyn Myers, Alan Leclair, Karen Savaria, Diane Pinard;e. Diane Irwin, Senior Editor; f. Portia Favreau, Organizations Editor; g. Bob Laval- lee, Cover Design; h. Ad Salesmen: Rick Meunier, Sue Benoit, Cecile Quenneville, Adrian Lesage, Carol Rabidoux, Diane Mitchell, Nancy Goulette, Linda Kerwin. Dedication The '68 Carillon pays tribute to Mr. and Mrs. George Bicknell, whose combined service in the field of education totals more than sixty years. This dedicated couple have generously shared their knowledge, warmth, un- derstanding, and humor with the students who have been fortunate enough to know them. Their sphere of influence has been wide and has brought to them the affec- tionate regard of all. 4 Sacrifice Perseverance Attitude Respect Team Work Aggressiveness Never Say Die Table of Contents Faculty........................ 13 Seniors.........................27 Classes.........................51 Organizations...................57 Special Events..................G9 Sports..........................85 Ads........................... 107 Sacrifice . . . there is no substitute for hard work . . . 6 Perseverance where there's a will there's a way . . . Attitude . . . whether we win, whether we lose . . . Respect . . . once you respect me and I respect you, then we can begin to regard each other as individuals . . . Team Work . . . united we stand divided we fall . . . 10 Aggressiveness . . . nothing comes to he who waits . . . Never Say Die . . . I? SCHOOL BOARD L to R: Mr. Collopy, Mr. Thompson, and Dr. Fitzgerald. 14 Assistant Principal MR. BERNARD COUTURE 15 MR. RATTE MRS. LEARY MR. MURRAY MRS. ROWLEY MR. HAYFORD MRS. MULLEN, Chairman English Department Mr. Ratte explains grammar structure to a student. 16 MR. V1LLEMAIRE MRS. BICKNELL, MR. JONES Chairman Foreign Languages Department Mr. Jones instructs his class in the proper pronunciation of Latin terms. 17 MR. RICKER fc Science Department MRS. DELLAVECC HI MR. KAECHELE MR. STONE, Chairman MRS. WATERS This year’s sophomores are the first to benefit from the addition of a laboratory Biology course. Here students worked with live pond cultures collected locally. 18 Math Department MRS. MURRAY MRS. SHORT MR. BICKNELL, MR. COUTURE Chairman Mr. Bicknell shows his students how to compute a mathematical problem. 19 MR. LET TERI, Chairman MISS LAFERRIERE MR. BROSSEAU History Department MR. SOCINSKI MR. PERROTTE Seniors in Mr. Letteri's Social Problems course become familiar with topics such as drug usage, legal rights and responsibilities and personal finance. 20 MR. PROVOST 21 Winooski Home Ec. sponsors a Simplicity Fashion Show. Home Economics And Industrial Arts MRS. PELTIER MR. DELLAVECCHIA MR. MADARASZ Terry Elliot sands the table he has built as a project. 22 MR. BLANCHARD MRS. BACKELS Physical Education Department A physical education student correctly demonstrates a screw vault. 23 Senior girls learn new techniques on the tramp. MISS LOS MISS PLANTE MRS. ATKINS, Chairman Business Education Department 24 Miss Los shows Reg Maynard how to arrange material in his Practice Filing Kit. MR. BROWN MR. LAMBERT Guidance Department Mr. Brown helps Judy Ashley decide which college would best fit her educational goals. 25 With the help of Mrs. Audette, Mrs. Choicoine, Miss Audy and Mrs. Martin, work always gets done. Mrs. Warhust checks sight and hearing regularly of all pupils at W. H. S. Through the efforts of Mr. Burke, the school's absentees are kept to a minimum. Custodians Mr. Goodreau, Mr. Provost and Mr. Desautels keeps W. H. S. in top running condition at all times. 26 CLASS OFFICERS: L to R: Judy Ashley, Treasurer; Paul Rabidoux, Vice President; Patrick Boyd, President; Diana Irwin, Secretary; Donna Lesage, Historian This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. It is rather the end of the beginning. — Winston Churchill CLASS ADVISORS: L to R: Mr. Stone; Mr. Letteri; Mrs. Mullen; Mrs. Atkins; Mr. Hayford, Head Advisor; Mr. Bicknell 111 JU 28 NELSON ABAIR Football, 1, J. V. JUDY ASHLEY Girl’s State Alt., 3; Photo Ed., 4, Car. Staff; Class Treas., 3,4; F. N. A. , 2; Spar. St., 3,4; Stud. Sec., 4; Bus. Cl., 4, St. Coun. Rep., 4; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Jr. Sr. Banq., 3; Pep Cl., 2; W. A. A. . 2,3,4, Chairman 4; Volleyball, 2, J. V. , 3, Var.; Basketball, 2, J. V. 3, Var.; Apparatus Cl., 2,3; Track, 2, Var.; Softball, 2, Var. ALINE ALARIE Spar. St., 2,3; Stud. Sec., 4; Bus. Cl., 4; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Pep Cl., 1,2; W. A. A. , 3; Volleyball, 2,3, Ref.; Basketball, 2,3, Ref.; Softball, 2,3, Ref. RONALD BARRON Key Cl., 4; Spar. St., 4; French Cl., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Jr. Sr. Banq. Com., 3; Pep Cl., 2; Football, 2, Var.; Basketball, 2, J. V.; Baseball, 2, Var. MARY JANE ALLEN Girl’s State, Alt. 3; Car. Staff, 4; A. Y., 1; Spar. St. , 1; Stud. Sec., 4; Bus. Cl., Hist., 4; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Pep Cl., 1.2. RICHARD BEAUDOIN Track, 2, J. V. 29 30 SUZETTE BENOIT F. N.A. , 1,2,3; Spar. St., 3,4; Stud. Sec., 4; Bus. Cl., 4; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Pep Cl., 2,3; W. A. A., 2; Basketball, J. V., 2,3; Tumbling Cl., 2. HENRY BIGELOW DIANA BERTHIAUME F. N. A. , 1; Bus. Cl., 4; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec., 4. ANTOINETTE BISSONNETTE A. Y., 1,2; F. T. A., 2,3, Secre- tary, 3; French Cl., 2, Hist. 3, Vice-Pres., 4; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4. ROGER BERT HI AU ME Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Football, 2. ANN BLAIR Girl's State, 3; Nat. Honor Soc., 2,3,4; Bus. Cl. , 4; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4. 31 PATRICK BOYD Stu. Coun., 1,3,4; Boy's State, 3; Key Cl., 4; Class Pres. 1,3,4; Spar. St. 3; Prom Com. 3; Fresh. Rec. Com. 4; Jr. Sr. Banq. 3; Pep Cl. 1; Football 1, J. V. , 2, 3.4, Var. ; Basketball 1,2, J. V., 3.4, Var. ; Var. Cl. , 2,3,4. ROLAND BOISJOLI Stu. Coun. , 3; Nat. Honor Soc., 2,3,4; Class Pres. , 3; A. Y., 2, 3; F. T. A. 2,3; Spar. St. 3; French Cl., 1,2,3; Dram. Cl., 1,2,3; Prom Com. , 3; Track, 2. LYNDA BRUNELLE Fresh. Rec. Com., 4. LINDA BURNS F. N. A., 1; Spar. St. , 3; Bus. Cl., 4; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Pep Cl. , 1. MARIE CONDON Girl's State, 3; Bus. Cl., 3; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com. , 4. GAIL CHICOINE Stu. Coun., 2,3; A. Y., 1,2, Stu. Coun. Rep; Spar. St., 3; French Cl., 2, V-Pres.; Stu. Sec., 4; Bus. Cl., 4; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com, 4; Pep Cl., 2,3. CATHERINE DeGRAFF Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Apparatus Cl., 2. MARTHA COLLINS Fresh. Rec. Com., 4. LYNN DENSMORE Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; W. A. A. , 3; Volleyball, 2; Tumbling Cl., 2. 33 LEO DION NORMAN DROLETTE A.Y., 1,2; F.T. A., 1,2,3,4; Football, 4, Var.; Track, 4, Var. ; Var. Cl., 1,2,3,4. 34 JAMES DUPONT Boy’s State, 3; F. T. A., 2,3; French Cl., 2; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4. PORTIA FAVREAU Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4; Car. Staff 4; A. Y. , 1,2; Spar. St., 1; Stud. Sec. , 4; Bus. Cl., 4; Prom Com. , 3; Fresh. Rec. Com. , 4; Jr. Sr. Banq., 3; Pep Cl. 1. TERRY ELLIOT LINDA FAUBERT Stu. Coun. , 3,4, Pari., 4; Nat. Honor Soc., 3,4; French Cl., 2, 3,4, Stu. Coun. Rep., 3; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com. , 4; Jr. Sr. Banq. , 3; Pep Cl. , 2,3. JUDITH FLAHERTY Volleyball, 2; Class Stu. Coun. Rep., 4; Basketball, 2; Stu. Sec., 4; Bus. Cl., 4; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Pep Cl., 2. GARY GABORIAULT Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com. , 4. NANCY GOULETTE A. Y., 1; F. N. A. , 2; Stud. Sec., 4; Bus. Cl., 4, Sec.; Prom Com. , 3; Fresh. Rec. Com. , 4; Pep Cl., 2,3; Tumbling Cl., 2; Apparatus Cl., 2. BERNARD HEBERT Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Pep Cl. , 1; Football, J. V., 1, Var., 3,4; Basketball, J. V. , 1; Var. , 2,3,4; Varsity Cl., 2, 3,4. BONITA GRANGER F.N. A. , 2; A.Y., 1,2; Bus. Cl., 4; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Pep Cl. , 2,3; Tumbling Cl., 2,3; Apparat- us Cl., 2.3; Track Team, 2. DIANA IRWIN Girl's State, 3; Nat. Honor Soc., 2,3,4, Pres., 4;U.V.M. Conf. , 3; Model U. N. Conf., 3; Car. Staff, 4; Class V-Pres., 2, Sec., 3,4; A. Y., 1; F. N. A. , Treas. , 2,3,; Spar. St., 1,2; Stud. Sec., 4; Bus. Cl., 4, Vice-Pres., 4; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com. , 4; Jr. Sr. Ban., 3; Pep Cl., 1,2, 3,4; Cheering, J. V., 1,2,3, Var., 4. DANIEL HARRIS Stu. Coun., 1; Key Cl., 4; St. Coun. Rep., 1; French Cl., 2; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Jr. Sr. Banq., 4; Pep Cl., 4; Football, Manager, 2,3, Var.; Basketball, J. V., 1; Baseball, Manager, 1, Var. GLORIA JARVIS Bus. Cl., 4; Apparatus Cl., 2. 37 ANN JOHNSON F. T. A., 1,2; F. N. A. , 1,2; Stud. Sec., 4; Bus. Cl. 4; Fresh. Rec. Com. , 4; Pep Cl., 1,2; W. A. A., 3; Volleyball, 2,3, Var.; Track, 2,3; Basketball, 2,3; J. V. Tumbling, 3. LINDA KERWIN F.N.A., 1,2,3; Spar. St., 2,4; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Pep Cl., 1,2,3; W. A. A. , 2,3; Volleyball, 2,3, J. V. ; Basketball, 2,3,4; Tumbling, 2; Softball, 2,3,4; Track, 2,3; Bus. Cl. 4. KEVIN JONES Stu. Coun. , 1, 2,3,4; Key Cl., 3,4; Car. Staff, 4; A. Y. 1,2, Pres., 2; Fresh. Rec. Com. , 4; Pep Cl., 1; W. A. A. , 2,3,4; Football, 1,2,3, Var.; Basketball, 1.2, J. V., 3,4, Var. Mgr. FLOYD KILBURN Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Football, 1.2, J.V. STEVEN KEHAYA Stu Coun. , 3; Pep Cl., 2; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4. DENISE LA LIBERTE Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; W. A. A., 2,3,4; Volleyball, 2,3, J.V. ; Basketball, 2, Var. ; Tumbling, 2, Var. 38 LAWRENCE LAVALLEE F.T.A., 1,2; Fr. Cl., 1; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4. GLADYS LAWRENCE Softball, 4; Basketball, 4; Track, 4. 39 DONNA LESAGE Stu. Coun. , 2,4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4, Stu. Coun., 4;U.V.M. Conf., 3; Model U. N. Conf., 3; Car. Staff, Ed. 4; Class Sec., 1; Pres., 2; Vice Pres., 3; Hist., 4; A. Y., 1; F. N. A., 2,3, Sec., 2, 3; Spar. St., 1,2,3,4, Co-Ed., 3; Stu. Sec. , 4; Bus. Cl., Pres., 4; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Jr. Sr. Banq. , 3; Pep Cl., 1,2,3,4; Dram. Cl., 2,3,4. ROLAND LEVESQUE Stu. Coun., 4; Prom Com., 3; Basketball, 2, J. V., 3,4, Var. GERARD LETOURNEAU Fresh. Rec., 4. ROBERT LOISELLE Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Football, 1; Volleyball, 1,2. 40 DAVID MANSFIELD Transfer 4; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Football, 1, J. V. JEANNE MAZZA Stu. Coun., 2; Nat. Honor Soc., 2,3,4, V-Pres., 4; Class Stu. Coun. , 2; French Cl., 3,4; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com. , 4; Pep Cl., 4. JAMES MASSUCCI Car. Staff, 4; Spar. St., 3,4; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; W. A. A., 2,3,4; Football, 1, J. V.. 3, Var. ; Basketball, 1, J.V., 3,4, Var.; Baseball, 1, J. V.; Var. Cl., 1, 2,3,4. bonita mcginnis F. N. A., 1; Bus. Cl., 4; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; VV. A. A., 2; Tumbling, 2; Softball, 2,3. REGINALD MAYNARD Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Football, 2.3, Var.; Basketball, 1,2, J. V. , 3.4, Var.; Vars. Cl., 2,3,4. BETTY MEAD Volleyball, 2; Basketball, 2. 41 RICHARD MEUNIER Boy's State Alt. , 3; Key Cl., 3, 4; A. Y., 1,2,3,4; Spar. St. , 3; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Track, 2,3. THOMAS MONGEON W. A. A., 2,3,4; Football, 1,2, 3,4, Var. Capt., 4; Basketball, 1, 2, J. V.; Var. Cl., 1,2,3,4. DANIEL MILLER Prom. Com., 3; W. A. A. 3,4; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Pep Cl., 1; Football, 1,2,3,4; Var.; Baseball, 1,2,3,4, Var.; Var. Cl. 1,2,3, 4. MERRIMAN MORGAN DIANE MITCHELL Stud. Sec., 4; Bus. Cl., 4; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4. ARTHUR MORRILL 42 43 LYNNE MARIE PERROTTE Nat. Honor Soc., 3,4, His., 3; A.Y., 1; French Cl., 2,3,4, Sec., 2, Treas. , 3, Pres. , 4; Prom Com. , 3; Fresh. Rec. Com. , 4; Jr. Sr. Banq. Com. , 3. COLLEEN POQUETTE Nat. Honor Soc., 3,4; F. T. A. , 3, V-Pres., 4; French Cl., 3, His. , 4; Prom Com. , 3; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Jr. Sr. Banq., 3; Pep Cl., 2,3. FAYE P1DGEON Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; W. A. A. , 2. WILLIAM PRATT French Cl., 1; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Football, 1, J. V. KARL POPLAWSKI Transfer, 3; Treas. , 3; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Pep Cl., 1; Foot- ball, 1, J. V. ; Ski Cl., 3. CECILE QUENNEVILLE Stu. Coun., 3; Nat. Honor Soc., Stu. Coun. Rep., 2,3; Treas., 2; Bus. Cl., Treas., 4; Fr. Cl., 1; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Volleyball, 2,3; Basketball, 3. 44 PATRICIA QUILTY Stu. Coun., 3; Bus. Cl., 4; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Pep Cl., 2. LINDA RHODES Nat. Honor Soc., 3,4; Car. Staff, 4; A. Y., 2, 3; Stu. Sec., 4; Bus. Cl., 4; Prom Com., 3; Pep Cl., 1; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4. CAROL RABIDOUX Stu. Coun. , 3; Class V-Pres., 1; A. Y., 1,2, Sec., 3, Pres., 4; V. P. of State F. N. A. , 1; Bus. Cl., 4; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Pep Cl., 1,2,3,4; Cheering. 1, J. V., 2,3,4, Var.; Tumbling Cl., 2; Track, 1. GERALDINE RIVERS A. Y., 1,2; F. N. A. , 1; Stu. Sec., 4; Bus. Cl., 4; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Pep Cl., 1.2; W. A. A.. 1,2; Basketball, 2,3; Tumbling Cl., 2,3; Apparatus Cl., 2,3; Track, 2. PAUL RABIDOUX Transfer, 2; Boy's State, 3; Key Cl., 4; Car. Staff, 4, Bus. Man., 4; Fr. Cl., 2,4; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Jr. Sr. Banq. Com. , 3; Basketball, J. V., 2, Var., 3,4; Track, 2; Var. Cl., 3,4. NOREEN ROY Bus. Cl., 4; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Volleyball Official, 3; Basket- ball Official, 4. 45 DEBORAH SALTUS Stu. Sec. , 4; Bus. Cl., 4; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com., 3; Pep Cl., 1,2,3; Cheering, 4, J. V.; W. A. A., 3,4; Volleyball, 4; Tumbling Cl., 2,3,4; Apparat- us Cl. , 3,4; Track, 2,3,4. JUDY SHELTRA Fresh. Rec. Com., 4. CHARLENE SANTERRE Apparatus Cl., 2. THOMAS STECH Fresh. Rec. Com. , 4; Pep Cl., 1; W. A. A. , 3,4; Football, Var., I, 2,3,4, Capt., 4; Basketball, J. V., 1. 4 46 SHARON SUMNER A. Y. , 1,3; Spar. St. , 1; Bus. Cl. , 4; Prom Com., 3; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Pep Cl. 1,2. LAURA YANDOW A. Y. , 3; Spar. St., 2; Stu. Sec., 4; Bus. Cl., 4; Pep Cl., 1,2. DOUGLAS VIENS A. Y., 1; F.T. A. , 2,3,4; Fresh. Rec. Com., 4; Track, 3. Pictures Not Available JAMES CHOUINARD Jr. Sr. Banq. Com., 3; Foot- ball, 1. J.V. RONALD COLLINS GERALD MOULTON THERESA PERRA W. A. A. , 2; Volleyball, 2, Var. ; Basketball, 2, Var.; Tumbling Cl., 2. PAUL TORRE JOEL WARREN Transfer, 4. 47 CLASS FLIRTS, Judy and Bernie BEST DRESSED, Diane and Bob MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED, MOST SERVICE TO SCHOOL, Donna and Rick MOST SPIRITED, Donna and Rick MOST ATHLETIC, Gladys and Tom Donna and Paul MOST FRIENDLY, Diane and Bernie BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE, Carol and Tom 9enior Favorites MR. AND MISS SENIOR CLASS, Diane and Rick MOST TALENTED, Caiol and Bob Class Of '67 FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Regina Dion, Richard Ticehurst, Patricia Dextraze, Trevor Mongeon, Diane Perrotte, Dennis Mongeon, Jo Anne Leo, Harvey Mayo, Patricia Peeters, Robert Guilette, Betty Rose. SEC- OND ROW: Wilfred Irwin, Diane Piche, Peter Sweet, Karen Meunier, Michael Bourassa, Pauline Blair, Richard Loiselle, Alice Deforge, John Paquette, Joyce Hatin, Dale Scichitano. THIRD ROW: Susan Simard, Stephen Lesage, Linda Bissonnette, Paul Bourassa, Arlene McDonald, Gerry Allen, Phyllis LaVigne,. Stephen Jarvis, Shirley Gunther, Texas McLeod, Cynthia Chicoine. FOURTH ROW: Daniel Marcotte, Susan Gibbs, Francis Maynard, Caroline Kline, Roger Provost, Jeanne Flanders, Leonard Desso, Donna Datillio, Dave Richard, JoAnne Thibault, Bruce Myers. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Peltz, George Bessette, Joan Schmaldienst, William Levee, Sharon Rhodes, Stephen Poplawski, Annette Brousseau, Roger Duhamel, Susan Bissonnette, James Sorrell, Nancy Miller. SIXTH ROW: Wayne Pariseau, Cecile Leclerc, Lloyd Goulette, Cecile Bar- ron, Mark Miles, Sharon Boyer, Bruce Lapointe, Louise Cusson, James Dousevicz, Jeanne Metevier, Ronald Leggett. SEVENTH ROW: Francine Patnaude, Robert Boyd, Nancy Pichierri, Bruce Britch, Nancy Shattuck, Bruce Brisson, Sandra Soutiere, Gary Houle, Ann Myers, Thomas Sheppard, and Judy Cummings. EIGHTH ROW: Paul Campbell, Diane Henry, Edwin Camley, Nancy Gonyeau, Walter Culver, Gail Ravelin, Roland Rabidoux, Laurel Cameron, Wilfred Goodreau, Ann Nattress, William Boyd. NINTH ROW: John Lavallee, Gary Bissonnette, Norman French, John Laliberte, Karen Phillips, Susan Metevier, Susan Weatherwax, David Baker, Dona Bosley, Michael Doolan. 50 BACK ROW: D. LaLiberte, S. Chicoine, G. Britch, D. Pinard, S. McCollum, C. Myers, C. Parot, FIFTH ROW: S, Gibbs, A. Hawley, M. Piche, L. Robert, J. LaTaille, J. Preavy, B. Mead. FOURTH ROW: C. Bergeron, L. Bouchard, D. Richard, M. Morin, P. Arnold, L. Baker, D. Vien, J. Bunnelle. THIRD ROW: R. McGrath, M. Sweet, M. Scichtano, P. Millette, M. Weston, R. Nadeau, G. Martin, P. Leclerc. SECOND ROW: P. Guyette, G. Viens, D. Vallee, O. Mongeon, J. Corrigan, K. Lockerby, B. Cheney, C. Fregeau. FIRST ROW: O. Daudelin, S. Dion, W. McDonald, B. Vancore, M. Loiselle, S. Langlois, J. Granger, C. Barber. 52 pffTH cow V°,R: „R' Barre’ A‘ C°te‘ L EHi0t’ P Radkevich. B. Barron. H. McDonald. J. Sears. E. Franzuk. IfTH ROW: G. Wells, D. Walker, V. Galle, G. Lavallee. G. Soutiere, J. Barber, D. Demag. FOURTH ROW- B. Cummings, K. Poirier, L. Bushey, A. McGrath, R. Pratt. D. Desautel. A. Mayo. THIRD ROW: D. Maynard . Bergeron. S. Richard, D. Cameron, G. Johnson, H. Paquette, J. O'Neil. SECOND ROW: P. Barber, R. Myers S. Pop law ski, L. Campbell, Y. Bissonnette, B. Morse, D. Menard. FRONT ROW: Adv., Mr. DellaVecchia C Clark, A. Goulette, L. Sirois, A. Leclair, A. Vien, K. Savaria, Adv. , Miss Laferriere. A little bit of muscle gets things rolling! Of '69 53 BACK ROW: L to R: J. Hathaway, R. Ravelin, S. Leclair. FOURTH ROW: M. Demag, M. Densmore, P. Potvin, J. Kirby, S. Dupont, M. Dupont, L. Mongeon, S. Peeters, V. Kline, N. Benway. THIRD ROW: P. Marquis, D. Santerre, M. Harper, E. Palmer, L. Mudgett, T. Dion, B. Hogaboom, M. Quenneville, D. Poirier, L. Laferriere. SECOND ROW: D. Morin, C. Collins, B. Robert, E. Potvin, D. Sweeney, L. Davies, D. Dion, S. Sorrell, S. Rathe, B. Kehaya. FRONT ROW: M, Camley, R. Daudelin, M. Milizia, D. Loiselle, L. Foley, Advisor Mr. R. Brosseau, D. Bergeron, D. Boyd, E. Barsalou, D. Rose, W. Parizo. Class 54 BACK ROW: E. Bushey, M. Wells, P. McLeod, L. Weatherwax, L. Blaisdell, R. Desbiens, R. Cheney, G. Camara, T. Edson. FIFTH ROW: H. McDonald, P. Patnaude, K. Sweeney, F. Norful, R. Dion, D. Moquin, N. Benoit, J. Myers, R. Langlois. FOURTH ROW: C. Palmer, C. Poplawski, P. Brown, M. LaRiviere, S. Brunelle, D. Santerre, B. Stech, A. Houle, M. Germain, R. Patnaude. THIRD ROW: D. Belval, J. Crowley, D. Villemaire, R. Benway, R. Dion, P. LaBonte, C. Bouffard, B. Companion, R. Leggett. SECOND ROW: F. Stowe, R. Khouri, R. Desautels, M. Condon, R. White, P. Bordeau, J. Nadeau, L. King, H. Warren, D. Allard. FRONT ROW: P. Companion, J. Niquette, J. Williams, W. Leclair, L. Cameron, S. Soutiere, J. Chicoine, P. Nattress, S. McLeod, L. Webber, C. Myers. Of '70 BACK ROW: B. Beaudoin, W. Norful, S. Meunier, J. Leclair, P. Tougas, A. Duhamel, N. Blanchard, G. Menard, D. Scichitano, M. Brown. FOURTH ROW: R. Levesque, S. DeMarse, S. Stowe, M. Barrett, D. Trayah, S. Cushing, E. Bell, B. Miller, S. Robare, D. Mattos, M. Parizo. THIRD ROW: C. Roy, M. Campbell, P. Pidgeon, T. Bouras- sa, J. Simard, J. Bigue, N. Condon, J. Dubuque, J. Bigelow, D. Rabideau, N. Bissonette. SECOND ROW: J. Carr, J. Gonyon, P. Granger, R. Jean, M. Benoit, D. Lesage, S. Favreau, D. Lawrence, C. Myers, K. Gunther, P. Chandler. FRONT ROW: M. Weatherwax, L. Devino, L. Maynard, S. Pinard, S. Croisetiere, B. LaVigne, P. De- forge, S. Smith, P. Frenette, G. Warren, L. Dion, M. Donaldson, R. Bruley. Class Of '7 1 BACK ROW: C. Sadler, D. Corron, R. Lavallee, P. Patnaude, D. Rathe, G. Dawson, J. Cummings, T. Campbell, M. Kane, R. Baker. THIRD ROW: A. Densmore, H. Bessette, G. Richards, N. McCollum, G. Thompson, G. Godin, A. Bezio, D. Chicoine, A. Bousquet, M. Milizia, P. Mead. SECOND ROW: H. Hepsley, S. Bleau, J. Killinger, M. Shepard, M. Matton, R. Martin, G. French, M. Julien, P. Fitzgerald, P. Frenette, R. Bessette. FRONT ROW: S. Corbierre, B. Cunningham, M. Gravelle, D. Forcier, P. Shangraw, L. Bergeron, B. Allard, S. Fregeau, C. Blair, M. Metivier, A. Bissonnette, J. Morse. ORGANIZATIONS 57 Mr. Provost supervises Student Council meeting. Qtudent Council OFFICERS L to R: Linda Faubert, Pari.; Chris Fregeau, V. Pres.; Donald Viens, Pres.; Diane Boyd, Sec. BACK ROW: L to R: Peter Nattress, James Chicoine, Alan Leclair, Rick Boyd, Judy Ashley, Lorraine Devino, Mary De- mag, Colleen Parot, Donna Menard, Marc Scichitano. FIRST ROW: Gerald Martin, Chris Clark, Arlene Viens, Judith Flaherty, Donna Lesage, Ann Johnson, Ann Blair, Shelley Fregeau, Monica Dupont, Sue Dupont, James Hath- away, William Norful, Chris Collins. { i) The Student Council is a parliamentary body made up of representatives from each club and class. The council defines the school rules and regulations to the student body. It hears and tries to solve problems brought up by the mem- bers. The council strives to bring the students and administration together to form a smooth, well-run organization. 59 BACK ROW: Danny Maynard, Karen Savaria, Paul Rabidoux. FIFTH ROW: Ann Blair, Sec.; Jeanne Mazza, V. Pres. ; Donna Lesage, Stu. Coun. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Myers, Diana Irwin, Pres. ; Diane Picard. THIRD ROW: Cecile Quenneville, Marie Condon, Antoinette Bissonette. SECOND ROW: Lynne Perrotte, Mr. Brousseau, Adv.; Linda Rhodes, Colleen Paquette. FIRST ROW: Linda Faubert, Diane Mitchell, Portia Favreau, Chris Fregeau. National Honor Society Election of membership in the Robert D. Lull chapter of the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors that a student can be given. Students elected to the chapter must have a B average and must show evidence of service, leadership, and character. The purpose of the society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the students of Winooski High School. 60 BACK ROW: R. Benway, F. Stowe, D. Moquin, R. Khouri, G. Martin, A. Leclair, D. Villemaire, and G. Wells, FIRST ROW: S. Jones, Sec.; R. Meunier, M. Scichi- tano. Pres.; Mr. Dellavecchia, Wayne Leclair, Treas. Key Club Rick Boyd and Skip Jones worked on a Basketball Game for the Carnival of Fun 61 BACK ROW: L to R: Bonnie Cunningham, Peter Nattress, Davis Moquin, Francis Stowe, Fred Norful, Jody Williams, Linda Devino. SECOND ROW: L to R: Diane Bergeron, Wayne Leclair, Hist.; Linda Laferriere, Monica Dupont, Sue Dupont, Judy Kirby, Linda Davies, Elizabeth Barsalou. FIRST ROW: L to R: Rustom Khouri, Doug Viens, Mary Demag, Pres.; Mrs. Mullen, Adv.; Colleen Paquette, V. Pres.; Chris Collins, Stu. Coun.; Robert Benway. Future Teachers Of America The Future Teachers service project this year was a Valentine Party for the special class at the John F. Kennedy School. Jody Williams and Chris Collins entertain the children and Mary Demag serves refreshments. 62 Sharon McCollum practices for the future by taking pulse The Future Nurses Ring Toss was a great of Monica Dupont. success at the Carnival of Fun. BACK ROW: Caroline Myers, Chris Clark, Sharon McCollum, Linda Bergeron, Diane Mattos, Mary Ann Demag, Mary Campbell. SECOND ROW: Christine Collins, Christine Myers, Linda Laferriere, Kaye Gunther. FRONT ROW: Theresa Bourassa, Debbie Lawrence, Sandy Croisetiere, Miss Peltiere, Monica Dupont, Brenda Allard, Shelley Fregeau. Chris Clark and Karen Savaria helped the children through the Spook House. Arlene Viens works on A. Y. Spook House for Carnival of Fun. Allied Youth BACK ROW: L to R: Joy Bigelow, Lynn Campbell, Linda Bergeron, Debra Allard, Caroline Myers, Linda Cameron, Linda Laferriere, SECOND ROW: Christine Myers, Susan Favreau, Carol Rabidoux, State V. Pres. ; Mary Campbell. FIRST ROW: Sharon McCollum, St. Coun. ; Arlene Viens, Treas. ; Chris Fregeau, V. Pres.; Miss Laferriere, advisor; Karen Savaria, Pres.; Chris Clark, Sec.; Joan Bunnelle. 64 BACK ROW: L to R: N. McCollum, F. Stowe, D. Moquin, P. Gravelle, R. Khouri, J. Mazza. SEC- OND ROW: L. Faubert, L. Davies, J. Leclair, L. Laferriere, D. Sweeney, M. Milizia, D. Loiselle, FIRST ROW: M. Demag, Stu. Coun.; A. Bissonnette, V. Pres. ; Mrs. Bicknell, Adv.; L. Perrotte, Pres.; C. Collins, Sec. -Treas.; C. Paquette, Hist. Le Cercle Francais s The French Club set up a Dart Throw for the Carnival of Fun . 65 BACK ROW: L to R: Judith Flaherty, Noreen Roy, Diane Berthiaume, Linda Burns, Ann Blair, Suzette Benoit, Linda Kerwin, Patricia Quilty, Lynn Densmore. SECOND ROW: L to R: Faye Pidgeon, Debra Saltus, Gail Chicoine, Paula Pepin, Ann Johnson, Geraldine Rivers, Bonnie McGinnis, Aline Alarie, Judy Sheltra, Sharon Sumner, Marie Condon, Diane Carrier, Linda Rhodes, Diane Mitchell, Carol Rabidoux, Portia Favreau. FRONT ROW: Judy Ashley, Stu. Coun. Rep. ; Cecile Quennville, Treas. ; Diane Irwin, V. Pres.; Miss Los, Mrs. Atkins, Miss Plant, Donna Lesage, Pres. ; Nancy Goul- ette. Sec.; Mary Allen, Hist. Business Club Cecile Quenneville types a pur- chase order for Science Depart- ment. STUDENT SECRETARIES: BACK ROW: Ann Johnson, Geraldine Rivers, Mary Al- len, Suzette Benoit, Linda Burns. SECOND ROW: Carol Rabidoux, Diana Irwin, Donna Lesage, Judy Ashley, Debra Saltus, Portia Favreau. FRONT ROW: Diane Mitchell, Linda Rhodes, Cecile Quen- neville, Nancy Goulette, Sharon Sumner. 66 BACK ROW: L to R: D. Pinard, N. McCollum, N. Benway. SEC- OND ROW: D, Boyd, S. Rathe, J. Bigelow, L. Cameron. FIRST ROW: C. Myers, Sec. -Treas. ; K. Savaria, V. Pres.; Mr. Jones, Adv.; S. McCollum, Pres.; D. Menard, Stu. Coun. Drama Club Linda Davies models make-up job done by members of the Drama Club at the Carnival of Fun Sharon McCollum demonstrates how to apply make-up for a drama play. 67 BACK ROW: L to R: Michele, Bonita Granger, Sue McLeod, Suzette Benoit, Cecile Quenneville, Debra Saltus. FIRST ROW: L to R: Arlene Viens, Stu. Coun. ; Liane Sirois, co-chair. ; Mrs. Backels, Adv.; Judy Ashley, Chair. ; Linda Kerwin, Monica Quenneville, Sec. -Treas. Girl's Athletic Association Arlene Viens, Cecile Quenneville, and Linda Kerwin practice for the Girl’s Athletic Association Basket- ball game. The practice is put to good use as Linda Kerwin and Shelley Fregeau try for a jump ball. 68 Here I kneel at your demand, your every wish is my command,.. Mutt and Jeff, would you believe... ? The Day Of The The Freshman Reception was one that will long be remembered by the student body and faculty members of Winooski High. A variety of characters, from the lowly position of shoe shine boy, to such famous ce- lebrities as Baby Jane, made their rare appear- ance. The following is dedicated to those Fresh- man Convicts who gave willingly of them- selves to the demands of the MIGHTY SENIOR WARDENS. Baby Jane goes into action. 70 Freshman Reception o That's it, get 'em nice and clean. And one of the notorious Spar- tan tacklers, Beastly Bigelow appeared. Even the teachers got into the act. And The Night . . . Let’s hope this egg is hard-boiled! 72 was filled with fun and consequences for those freshmen who could not keep up with senior demands. A lot of hard work went into the Recep - tion which undoubtedly made it the big success it was. ... and they called us wallflowers! Practice might make perfect. They wanted a white thumb! 73 I'd like a date but, this is ridiculous! Junior Model City Committee The Big Three , Judy Ashley, Chris Clark, Fred Norful, are voting mem- bers of the adult Model City Committee in Winooski. Mr. Charles Letteri is Educational Coordinator. BACK ROW: L to R: Steve Kehaya, Mike Wells, Ronnie Barre, Fred Norful. FRONT ROW: Arlene Vien, Lynn Maynard, Judy Ashley, Chris Clark, Diane Boyd. Missing from picture: Mary Jane Allen, Ricky Baker, Roland Boisjoli. 74 Eager Spartan fans filled two buses for quarterfinals in Barre. Paul McLeod grabs for a loose ball in play-off action against North Country. Winooski won 53-50. Spartans Reach Quarterfinals In Basketball Tournament Jim Massucci goes for a lay-up in the hard- fought game against Burlington. 75 THE KING AND QUEEN: Moonlight A lot of hard work... I Diane Perrotte and Willy Goodreau. THE ROYAL COURT (L - R): Annette Brosseau, Mary Jane Allen, Carol Rabidoux, Diane Perrotte, Willy Goodreau, Chuck Irwin, Jim Dousevicz, and Reggie Maynard. I And Roses ... and planning went into the Junior Prom These smiling faces. ... and these smiling faces are a sure sign of the enjoyment shared by all. There were those funny moments... But all in all - Oh, and there were problems too; everyone had a wonderful time. And those quiet moments... 78 Mr. Brown thanks the Senior Class for the handsome podium which they gave to the school. Junior-Senior Banquet Karen Phillips, Ann Natress, and Joan Schmal- dienst laugh as Madame Fortune Teller specu- lates. Patty Dextraze laughs off Madame's prediction of her future. Ann Myers speculates at Madame’s foresight into her future. Athletic Mr. George (Zum) LaPointe received the Good Citizen Award, presented by Monsignor Towne. The V. F. W. Award was presented to Bruce LaPointe for outstanding achieve- ment in Scholarship and Athletics. It was awarded by Commander W. Bolvin. 80 Mr. John Coons, U. V. M. assistant football coach, addressed the members of the Athletic Club. Banquet The Gladstone Award for the most Outstand- ing Senior Athlete is awarded to John Lali- berte by Mr. Tony Gladstone. John Welsh receives the Robert Landry Award for outstanding service to the youth and the community. 81 Graduation DAR Winner, Ann Nattress, receives her award for honesty, dependability and good citizenship. Cecile Barron receives Outstanding Typist Award 84 Last minute touches___ Well men, here we go! VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM, From L to R: BACK ROW: Mgr, R. Leclair. FOURTH ROW: C. Bouffard, P. Frenette, K. Sweeney, R. Barre, D. Ryan, P. Dion, G. Thompson, O. Daudelin. THIRD ROW: G. Wells, A. Houle, B. Stech, J. Cummings, R. Boyd, S, Jones, B. Hebert, D. Bergeron. SECOND ROW: Coach, R. Villemaire, P. Bar- ber, P. Labonte, D. Cameron, B. Cummings, M. Cain, N. Barber, Coach, R. Murray. FIRST ROW: R. Dion, D. Villemaire, R. Leggett, Co-Captains, T. Stech, T. Mongeon; A. Leclair, R. Cusson. Head Coach, Robert Villemaire with co-captains Tom Mongeon and Tom Stech, and Assistant Coach Robert Murray. 86 Spartan Gridmen Have Best Season In Four Years w. as. 27 S. B. a S. 7 w. a s. 13 Lyndon Institute 34 w. a s. 0 Middlebury 22 w. a s. 13 North Country 27 w. as. 7 St. Albans 35 w. a s. 14 Burr and Burton 20 w. a s. 39 West Rutland 6 w. a s. 26 S. B. a S. 6 Coach Villemaire gives Quarterback Rick Boyd last minute instructions before sending him in the ballgame. Sprinting around the end, senior Co, Capt. Tom Mongeon (28) outruns South Burlington defenders for a touchdown. 87 This year's gridmen ended the most suc- cessful football season in four years. Sen- ior tackle Tom Stech highlighted the sea- son by being named to All Northern League Football Squad. Other Spartan nominees were Fullback Rene Cusson, Halfback Tom Mongeon, Tackle Dan Miller. Other defensive standouts for the Spar- tans were Alan Leclair, Linebacker Oscar Daudelin, and Tackle Ron Barre. Offensive standouts were Quarterback Rick Boyd, Senior End Bernie Hebert, and Senior Center Skip Jones. Over all the Spartans passed respectably, ran brilliantly, and defended extremely well. Rick Boyd (10) flings a pass to a Winooski receiver, as Doug Cameron (20) and Tom Stech (36) prepare to block. Quarterback Rick Boyd (10) fakes to Tom Mongeon (28) and prepares to run with the ball against South Burlington. Paul Labonte (25) appears to be tired and weary after playing a hard fought game against B. F. A, of Saint Albans, Junior Paul Barber (14) makes a one handed catch from Rick Boyd’s pass against Burr and Burton, JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM, From L to R: BACK ROW: R. Martin, D. Vallee, J. Sorrell, M. Barrett, T. Campbell, P. Natress, T. Irwin, W. Leclair. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Pete Picard, M. Milizia, A. Bousquet, F. Nor- ful, B. Companion, D. Scichitano, G. Martin, Mgr. FRONT ROW: G. French, N. McCollum, R. Benway, R. La- force, P. Millette, P. Mead, H. Helsley. First year Coach Pete Picard led the Spartan Junior Varsity football team to its most successful season ever. Junior Varsity Football J. V. FOOTBALL SCORES W. H. S. 6 S. B. H. S. 6 W. H.S. 18 Midd. 6 W. H. S. 18 Mont. 0 W. H. S. 12 S. B. H. S. 6 Varsity Left - Back to Front Chris Fregeau Chris Clark Carol Rabidoux Right - Back to Front Joan Bunnell Diane Irwin Lynn Campbell Cheerleaders CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: BACK ROW L to R: Coach Mr. Perrotte, G. Camara, R. Baker, N. Drollette, B. Norful. 1st ROW: M. Julian, P. Granger, M. Pidgeon, F. Stowe, H. Moquin. Co-Captains Norm Crollette and Gary Camara with Coach Ken Perrotte. Cross Country Has 14 And 1 2 Record I Freshman Rick Baker leads the pack as they head for the final lap. Senior Norm Drollette appears tired but eager, after finishing a hard race. Freshman Rick Baker crosses the finish line in 94 BACK ROW: L to R: Assist. Coach Kaechele, R. Maynard, G. Johnson, G. Wells, B. Cummings, P. McLeod, Coach Blanchard, G. Dawson, P. Rabidoux, P. Boyd, R. Myers, A. Leclair, S. Jones, Mgr. KNEELING IN FRONT: J. Massucci and B. Hebert. Co-Captains Bernie Hebert and Jim Massucci with Coach Rene Blanchard. W. H.S. 63 44 57 62 79 51 59 57 53 57 46 57 59 79 79 59 65 71 70 82 Playoff 53 Quarterfinal 50 OPP. Spaulding St. Johnsbury Middlebury Lake Region Vergennes Burlington No. Country Essex Jet. Rice So. Burlington Essex Jet. St. Albans C. V.U. Lyndon Vergennes Middlebury St. Albans Lake Region Lyndon So. Burlington No. Country Burlington Spartans Have Best Season In History — 1 9-3 RECORD Jim iVlassucci moved from forward to guard because of his ball handling ability and game savvy. He proved that he was up to the adjustment by scoring winning baskets in at least two games, and feeding for lay- ups in many others. An aggressive rebound er for his 5'XO frame, Jim was willing to hit the backboards and get his share of re- bounds against the bigger boys. Paul McLeod, the strongest player on the squad, used his strength to its best advan- tage, by out-rebounding opponents on both the offensive and defensive boards. Paul also developed a fine overhead jump shot which was very difficult to stop due to his six foot three inch height. With a variety of hook shots inside and the deadly jump shot outside, Paul was able to lead the team in scoring in eight games. Paul’s selection to the Sunday News All-Northern League first team confirmed his value as an all-around ball player. Bernie Hebert, in his third year as a varsity basketballer, proved that the first two years were not wasted. The team’s fastest player, Bernie developed into a fine driver with either hand. Mid-way through the season he also became very effective with an accurate jump shot from the top of the key which made him a very difficult player to defend against. Gary Wells developed into the team's best defensive player as he was able to hold his man to only two points in the second half in two consecutive games. Gary also pos- sessed a fine jump shot from the corner which enabled him to hit double figures in many games. Paul Rabidoux possessed good jumping ability and the sixth sense of being in the right place at the right time. Lean and mean, Paul held his own with any and all opponents on the boards. With a field goal percentage of 47. 6, 42 assists and 231 to see how valuable Paul was to this year's team. rebounds, it is easy Rick Boyd - Rick's all around ability and knowledge of the game made it possible for him to be used both as a forward and guard. Possessing fine body control and good hands, Rick was always a threat with driving cork screw lay-ups and a good one hand jump shot from 25 feet out. 95 Cummings struggles to gain possession of a loose ball. Rabidoux pumps in a long jumper. Hebert jumps it up against B. F. A. Massucci puts in a hard gained layup. McLeod pumps in a short left handed jumper. Massucci passes off for another of his many assists. Hebert puts in a long jumper. 98 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, L to R: Coach Kaechele, R. Laforce, G. Thompson, M. Wells, A. Bousquet J. Cummings, G. French, M. Kane, P. Fitzgerald, J. Crowley, T. Campbell, B. Companion. M. Julien, D. Vil- lemaire, Mgr. Robert Benway. Fitzgerald puts in a short jumper. Villemaire throws a short hook. J. V. Basketball FRONT ROW: (L - R): R. Bouchard, D. Rose, D. Villemaire, P. Labonte, H. Germain. SECOND ROW: G. Wells, W. Goodreau, D. Richard, P. Bourassa, B. Lapointe, R. Meyers, J. Fitzgerald. BACK ROW: P. Barber, E. Wells, E. Bushey, Coach Villemaire, V. Galle, J. Irish, R. Barre, Mgr. Baseball Winooski 2 Burlington 10 Winooski 2 Spaulding 13 Winooski 10 Rice 15 Winooski 2 Vergennes 3 Winooski 0 Middlebury 7 Winooski 5 Rice 9 Winooski 15 C. V. U. 3 Winooski 2 Montpelier 10 Winooski 6 B.’F. A. 14 Winooski 9 Essex 6 Winooski 8 So. Burlington 4 100 Dave Richard waits for the opportunity to raise his average. Barber studies the situation with a determined look. Always encouraging. Coach Villemaire gives praise. 101 TRACK TEAM, From L to R: BACK ROW: N. French, Mgr. T. Irwin, Coach Perrotte, D. Bergeron, F. Norful, Mgr. SECOND ROW: D. Mongeon, D. Marcotte, D. Scichitano, J. Laliberte, Captain, C. Irwin. FRONT ROW: N. Drollette, D. Moquin, G. Camara, A. Leclair, O. Daudelin. The Spartans prepare to win another event. Laliberte And Drollette Represent W.H.8. At New Englands Winooski 50 Essex 52 C. V. U. 58 Winooski 53 1 2 Essex 52 Winooski 64 Middlebury 68 So. Burlington 51 1 2 102 Girls who received charm bracelets and charms are: BACK ROW: L to R: Debbie Saltus, Ann Johnson, Judy Ashley, Sue McLeod, Pat Dextraze, and Regina Dion. FRONT ROW: L to R: Sue Maynard, Claire Barber, Arlene Vien, Diane Perrotte, Linda Blackford, Liane Sirois, and Diane Piche. Girls Progress In Sports Through Active Participation The Outstanding Freshman Award was presented to Sue McLeod by Mrs. Carole Maeder. 103 Marc Scichitano demonstrates an inverted hang at the P.T.A. Demonstration P. T. A. Demonstration. You've got to be kidding! The P. T. A. Demonstration included girls as well as boys. Here, Diane Piche completes a head stand as Joan Bunnell guards. A wave of happiness hits the girls' softball team as a player hits a home run. (Note: Winooski Girls won over S. Burlington) I don't believe it 290 pounds and 5'9 ! r Sue McLeod displays her fine running ability as she leads the way in the relay race. Oh, does that feel good! Softball And Track Mrs. Maeder stands with winners Sue McLeod and Gladys Lawrence. Sue won third place in high jump, while Gladys won second place in softball throw and first place in shot put. • ; f . • 105 Basketball BARBARIANS, BACK ROW: L to R: L. Lafetriere, M. Gravelle, B. Robert. ' FRONT ROW: L to R: S. Poplawski and Gladys Lawrence (Captain) Missing. S. McLeod and A. Johnson. CADETS, BACK ROW: L to R: L. Bergeron, M. Campbell, C. Myers, D. 'Mat- tos. FRONT ROW: L to R: K. Gunther, S. Croisetiere, and S. Favreau. SPARTANETTES, BACK ROW: L to R: S. Fregeau, C. Roy, C. Blair and D. Lawrence. FRONT ROW: L to R: D. Bouffard, D. Lesage and T. Bourassa. Miss- ing: L. Davis. Shelly Fregeau jumps up for two points for the Spartanettes. A jump ball is called during game between Spartan Raiders and Spartanettes. 106 PATRONS We want to take this opportunity to thank the Winooski Parent-Teacher Association for the support they gave the '68 Carillon. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Forcier Mrs. Gemma D. Jones Mrs. Delvina Ashley Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lesage Prudenzano William Hebert Bernard Lesage Reginald Barron James Chouinard Romeo Loiselle Gerard Letourneau Joseph Quenneville Donald Belleville George Allen Reginald Chicoine Edward Poplawski Edward Levesque Edward J. 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UN 4-9636 FINE FABRICS Vogue - McCall Simplicity 115 Pine Street Burlington Vermont K®� sr- r'.‘ VAV Before you accept that first job . . . iAPok over your employer as earefully as he does you What’s the Company like anyway? Would I be proud to work there? Reputation for square dealing with employees? Pleasant surroundings? Will I be working with others my own age? Are they friendly? Do they socialize after hours? Will the boss be reasonable? Appreciate good, hard work, but won’t explode if I make a mistake? Will I make a decent week’s pay? Have a chance for raises, advancement, more responsibility? How about fringe benefits? Is the work challenging? I had what it takes to get through high school. W’ill they give me a chance to use my brains? Note: Many young men and women in this area can answer “Yes” to these questions. They work for New England Telephone Company . . . New England’s largest employer. Why not talk with our employment interviewer soon . . . before you graduate? Ask your Guidance Counselor to tell you when and where to apply. New England Telephone Part of the Nationwide Bell System 123 Let your earnings earn money for you! Put your money into a Chittenden Savings account. Interest is paid quarterly on all savings. Money received by the 10th earns interest for the full month. Bank by mail. The Chit- tenden pays postage both ways. SAVE FOR YOUR COLLEGE EDUCATION Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 124 ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CHURCH 125 Congratulations F rom NOUN’S TRUCKING Burlington, Vermont Best Wishes EPSTEIN’S MARKET Winooski Vermont Success to the Graduating Class of 68 Autographs 127 REMEMBER? by Judy Ashley Remember how lonely and left out you felt that first day at high school? Remember how big the rooms seemed ... how wide and long the corridors looked? Remember your first yearbook ... how you went flying through it to find your picture? Remember the Fresh- man Reception? How you hated the seniors!! Then came your sophomore year.. you were really in the swing of things.. now you weren’t the itty-bitty freshman .. you were a silly sophomore . Remember all the clubs you joined.. all the friends you had? Remember?? Remember the great and glorious year as a junior? The day you received your class ring.. planning the prom.. going to the prom.. thinking that next year you would be a senior and everyone would look up to you?? Then in no time you were a senior, .you were now a young adult.. thinking of col- lege and hating the thought of graduation and being out on your own. Remember all the good times you had.. Freshman Reception.. only this time you were the Mighty Senior looking down at the freshmen?? Remember planning your yearbook... and how proud you were to say you had a part in it? Like nothing time flies and then it's May and you’re already missing your friends and the good old school! You walk down the hall and hear freshmen complaining.. saying they can't wait to get out of school. If they only knew! !! If only they knew! !! Now you're walking out those big doors for the last time. You look back and all at once the last four years flash back in your mind. All the happiness... all the sorrow ... victory.. defeat.. remember?? How could you ever forget??? 1968 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES SUNDAY, JUNE SIXTEENTH TWO O’CLOCK A WINOOSKI HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ' ' N.; • u •r -V-4S :' , •'■ ' - ‘t- _• s ' ' -'; V’ • ■ • • •-; .' - - - - V � � v VV Ffl 'ft7- - £ % •