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2001 li.:1.1, You have the eves and th ,oul of an art t. The future wait to b, cra t ~ nd fashioned b th command of your imaglnatmn The Beginning of a Century ... and clant •of, 1sion. Fmbran• th palette; fill the canva . I o, e ah,,a) , the End of an Era. 1om and Dad
h, llm, \\i,d hild Troubl , . 'ic : . . t0 r, hu k Jr., Pun · " re we running o fast to get : ~ "I ma' owbo !" nowher ? If~ where are we .... - laude now and why are we leaving? !, . ,,. , .. -...., ", 'othmg." What are we leaving and .• -Harvey wh •re are we going? Are w "You v. anna die 1 Die'" just awakening or ha\'e we yet - .1rlie to dream?" Drama 1-2; Band 1-3; ·c r 1-3; Basketball l-4, lus1cal 1-2 Capt 2; Track 1-4; VTLSP 1-4, Rep. J-4; YAC Rep. 34, GYLC . . . : 2-4; VY ; Prom Comm .; ~1~ J Winter Ball Comm. 4; Drama - 3-4, Proj. Grad ..!; Yearboo 4; 88/8 14, B&G Club ol.; Homecoming; People to People 3-4; AA 1-2; French Exchange 2,3.
Mom and Dad, Satin, ilk, and lan~dl'mm, leather, l'v, grown, thanx to you. I and flannel; wild, crazy ride -a quiet IO\·e ou u et; cold 1lver-warm pillows, big cities-home; • 'eil Diamond-rap; Josh, kittens, chocolate, and babr s--car , phone , and e-mail; the ab tract-the II hillc; are hard to climb, concrete; the my tern: of the past-the c;ome harder than others. But with realitil!!,of the pr •nt; a virtual parado enough hard work and extra effort of attributes, propcns1ti , and aspira you will get to the top, and once to tions! You have alwa) hown us "the th top, it will be worth the trip, other side" and "the bottom line." Don't and you can do it. ever change! You are our moonchild, Love, Mom and Dad our Ashley. Love forever, Mom and Dad 9, 16 82 \bb rdo, Abbyoyo
"For every evil under th un, th r i a remedv If "II 11loo good you'll ther b on , miyou it 1 If it sound good ... You'II fmd 11,1f there be non , never hear it! If it's market dwell .. mind 1t" You'll buy it! But..lf it' real -Moth r Goos you'll fc I 1t!" -Kid Rock " nd I ru , and tumbl out to crawl on hand and
th b st per,on Alway do what you amantha, our h art i nght. Congratulations to a wonderful r that no matter what daughter. I know you will become the p •r on you alwar wanted to b. Love, ~om
J.T Begins 3 - Cancer Vixen, J 2 DA ~'F' 'T "I aw a star ben ath th stair "Pick it, pack it, fire it up, glowing through the melting come along, you kno•~· the wall . Who ¾ill be the fin,t to re t of thi ong." begin their fall? Or will we become one?" "Five minute of fun." "And in the morrung there 1 nothing I ft but what's in ide ofme." -AFI J.T ., A few words to de cribe Bas etball 14; Baseball 1-4,MVP my amazing ,on: individual, 1; Youth ummit ; 0 -Up unique, talented, mart, 2; BB/ 8.53-4, German Oub 1. re pons1ble, mature, articu late, nsitive, funny, loyal. Logan, ince you came to us 15 intuitive, theatrical, wonder year ago you have charmed us ful! I wLh for you continued with your -.,mile and made us ucces and happine proud on the field of play. • __ .,,._, ,__,. alway , I am o proud of you. Focus your en rgy, and succe Love, Mom will be ou r.,! - Dad J.T., You may not know which road you should follow, but we know you will follow what is in your heart. Whichever road you , don't l ba with regret;you have to take chances to make your dreams happen. Remember that there is plenty of time to Ira\ •I another road-and still another-ID your journeythrough life. Take the time to find the route that is nght for you. and d n't be afraid to make mistakes.We are very proud fall that you have accomplished. Love, Dad & Ouis lll',sdll', B .,,.,,, Buddha Bl'"' ·, 'hcha-g;rl, Halt Pint, Eli
"St.'11,raz, omeplace ebe, we'rl' all ,tocked up here." - Jad; , 'ithnl,on, L\" .. I ,
BB/lb , Ji I adm 1-2, Chorus 1-1, Offin•r :l; Prom Chliru 1-2; l,crm n omm.1, French frip 1, E change. Drama 1 , Musi al 1-1; H1inw,t1ming float 1-4, Stu lent l>uncil 1, Ru.,,ian Trip 2; \\ hl1's\\'ho 2-1;
"\\'ho1.1ps'" aren't alway-. bad. Lo,·e, .\1omand Dad
"There is no right or wrong ''Cl•rt int, 1 glm and only fun and boring." surpn._c, begin to rule our ·l:Lldlli world a-. we n·nture fon, .ird to dt'-WH'r what lifo h.is to 1-3; Wrestling ofkr w,." -4; Prom omm, 1; 88/B-; Winter 8,111Comm.;, ational "l·i\·e mmut"" of fun." xietv.
, athan, Becky: Wow, graduation time already. You have become quit• a young It's b en a bump, road at times, woman and we are proud ot vou! but we got throu hit together. W v. i h ou love, laughter, , nd Remember- BE P TIE IT I If it'~ happim•~ alwa_J,,. We "-now that meant to be, it will happen. We whatever path you follow in life love you and we are proud of you vou w,11a hieve. Love, We Love You 1 Mom and Dad Mom and Dad on
"For long ou h\ ed, and how you fl •, nd nu! you g1v , and t ar you cry, and all ou touch, and all ou all your hf will ever b n
V Ch rleadmg 2,4; German E change 1-4; pedal Olympi ; PAHCC, Student Rep
D ar Kri tm, We are\' •ry proud of ou! Work hard, and follow your dream to become all y~u want to b•. Th Lord will walk b id you to guide you, and Dad and I will alway be behind you. Love, Dad and fom
arrot Top, Bert-a-roni-oni-oru-oru-o "The truth ,s out there • "Laun I nothin mor ~ than th habit of re ting befor, getting tired." "Trust no one." ~ S< cer 1-2, Softball 1-4, horus 1-4; Prom Commit• k ; Project Grad; Burlington lnt'mabonal Game, 3-4; \'\ mtcr Ball Comm.; German Club 1-4, Senior Video; Di u~sion Group 2; BB/B 1,3-4.
We've watched you grow up I rom ounger to older nd 'pl all ·our tuff In I own peoal folder 0 laplin l
"Racism in amon future • I he ram i bram-c(1lored kings can onh le d to no ,md tht> thundl'r ound h good. Besides, lll l1ur nns onwthin remcmb •nn • and daughters ,1lread · know -.omething" how that feels " -!:>tanR1,t> 0 - al "Future Io, e Paradis " , IJram lub
Band 1-4; Jazz Band 3-4; Yearbook 1-:1, xtion Head 2: Drama lub 2 ; District Band 1-4; One ct,, 2-4; ,'EYW -1
Lvndsav, Michelle, . We admire vou so much. Your Rea h tor th tar... '\ ou Ml' unique way, y~ur intelligen e, and bright and talenttd young girl your good heart will carr · you far. Thank you for being a lo, mg and eep your goal in mind and the carin • d, u •hter future is yours Lo,e, Lov, 1om and Dad Mom and Dad
"It is better to remain ilent ",'e,erlos yoursen,• t and be thought a fool than to wonder nd al,,a belie\'e open one' mouth to remove the unb he,·able." all doubt." -Ab Lmcoln "In mattl•rs of the heart, "'hat good 1s the ke if the lo.:k is "Who 1s more foolish? The ruskd shut?" fool or the fool that follow ." Bixby Library ol; Fencing Soccer 1-4; German E change; lBnd ·hool); Vcrgenn Math League 2-4; Basketball Opera H u Vol.; French 1,2,4; Wrestling 3; Bas ball 2; Trip Golf 3,4, German ward 1,3.
Drew, Kate, Thank you for all the joy, We kept you afe for the first laughter, and pride you've brought eighteen year , now the my~teri to our lives. ·o matter what path of the future are your~ to uncover. you choo,e to journey down in life we wi h you much happines and Do it with care and thoughtfulnes succe . Love, Love, . fom and Dad Mom, Dad, Megan, and Alison Ca sie Lyn Charl boi OJ tuff
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heerleading JV 1,3, V 4; Porns 1-4, Chorus 1,2; German change; Yearboo · 2; Prom Comm .; Girl ou 1-4; Girl out Gold Award 3.
ongratulations1 We are proud of you! Love, Mom, Caile1gh, and Kimberly
B • t wi,he to our third little girl, Ca~ i You are now a fin young lady and we are proud of you and your accomplishments. ood luck in your future goals nd dream . I l\e alwa , Gram & Grampy C., Dad, Dede, and filli
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" nd in vour "The choi e_ we make dictate v u'U fore\·er the h\·e we lead." in pe d lot 1 -Danny D nto dream., oft en machine the u. I ss drag,, the empty days Ba ketball 1-4. the lonely tower of long mistakes to forgotten face and fading love itting ,till v. a never enough and if ·ou're gi\·ing in then you're giving up cau in your ad ma hines •ou'Jl torever stav." -The mashing Pumpkiru;
To mv dearc,t Je e, To our n , lichael, YllU are and ha\ e been ail a You make u. proud . You can parent would have dreamed of in do anything you put your mind her child. You continue to be that to. Good luc with everything in p1ration and I've o enjoyed you do. our crcativeness in all thing . Love, ,od bl you you've deeply iom and Dad nnch d m life, a. well as other . '
" It' O\ er." " nly tho e who risk going too far can possibl find out So.:cer 1-2, Wrc thn 1 how far one can go." T.S. Elliot
unny lope of D•ar Adam, e cellence, not the icy pinnacle of fhe tree on the mount.im tak p •rfection . Work hard, have fun, whatever the weather bring . If 1t call home . Keep that GREAT has any choice at all, it I putting E ' E of humor.You are loved, do"' n roo a d pl · a po 1blc. 1 will alwa\' b • h,•r for any Mom and teve 0 Jordan, upport you may need m your 1ife, All the best to you and may you and congratulation on thi first b w 11-prepared when life's major mtle~tone . opportuniti pre~ent themselves. I love vou, Mom · Love, Dad
10 27 2 ", atur n ver repeats her..elf and th po ibility of one human soul will never be "That' the day I realiz !
"It' all about mind over matt r; I don't mind, o 1t "Fa e down in the gutter, doe n't matter." won't admit defeat though his clothe .ire soiled and "There arc three type of bl,1lk, lw' a big strong man people in this world, people with a child's mmd; don't who can count, and people you tal-.c his booze away," who can't." -Dropkick Murph s "It's my happening baby and it freak me out!" -Austin Power
Band 1-4; Soccer JV3, Capt, V 4; Choru 4; SAPS 3; SCRUB 4; erman Exchange.
10/26/83 Dude, Dung, Mt. Man, Double D
''Small O cut down big tree," "\ ork or party, you -Joseph, The Jamaican decide. J choo<;e both." -by me "The quicker you go the slower life gets." FFA 1-3; g Mech. bt Place VT tatc Conven "Eventuall\' vou have to ~av tion 1; National goodbye t~ everyone, so why Convenhon 3. not -.ay hello fir t."
Soccer 1-4, Capt 2; Wre tling 1, Yearbook 4.
Doug, Wherever you go ne t sea on, m your gear you have your smile and humor; they'll take you far; vour friends and memories, thev'll keep you close, and our IO\·e, · friendship and respect alway ! Mom, Dad, Jeremy Morgan D Si 05/83 - D1ggity. Diggit, tella, Mo
arl' a thou and trong" -Unknown uLife's just a cocktail party on th street." "Don't ha hon m m llo " - The Rolling Stone •Dan ltz:
"F1v minut of fun" Golf 4.
Timmer, As you travel down life' highway, don't forget to call horn !" Love, Mom
Coburn•• Ellingwood ill 6/24/83 - Coby,.. Sir Coburn,.. Cobe, Cobester, Cobes : I : ~•' • , "In th m t d f't.rung "Those who dance are • mom n~ of life, you ar alone ·~ - considered insan by those ... ?Y:·~··When th rush iii over and the who can't hear the music." ~, .·~ emotion have subsided, you .ire left to decid your fate ~ ~, Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Pep .L., Ba~ed upon the knowledge ..~ .f,"'.,. .. Band 2,3; City Band 2; ,~~ - , ,, and skill you have obtained, ~ ational Honor Society 3,4; ., '. you will make deci ton . Live French Trip; Districts 1-3; :.. life in preparation for tho,..e Drama 4. mom nt , and you will undoubtedly go through lif I • , satisfied, knowing you gave everything your all." ~· ~ I It: V. Track 1; V. Soccer 1-4;V. ,, Basketball 2-4, Student Council 1,3-4; HS;Choru 2; Prom Committee; AAU Basketball.
Coby, Ben, You make us proud. As th years progress and Love, memorie fade, you'll on occasion Mom and Dad seek a so1oum to the past. We hope th word and faces here remind you of the gr at love and joy we've hared with you and your friends along the way. Mom & Dad & Jesse 4/10/83 4/22/83 - "The batgirl", Bon , Jessica
"There's a difference between knowing the path and " 1 he difficult can be done walking the path" immediately, th impossible -The Matnx takes a little longer." •Army Corp of Engineers "Holy Rusted Metal BATMAN ." Golf 1-4, oach's Award 4; - Batman Hockey 1; Boys State 3; Math League 4; Student Tutoring; PLT 2; Musical 1-4; Chorus 1- ational Honor Society 4; 4; Homecoming Float 4; UVM Math Te!->t- Stat Who's Who 3; V. Track 3-4; Yearbook Section Head 4; Drama Oub 3-4.
Jc si, Br tt, We celebrate your spirit, your Con ratulations! You are read opinions, and your energy ! We're to mo\ eon With your mtelligence, here to encourage and support you omp 10n and drive toe eel, you as you move into the next phase of h, Vt what it takes to succeed in your life. Where will you go? Who hf IJon't top believing in will you become? Monkey? 11,We will miss you, but you uperhero? FBI agent? You will lwa be in our hearts. always be special! I ove, Love, Mom &Dad Dad, Mom, Jillian, and Jamie
Trmothy Jordan Glidden 3/18/83 - Timo, Tim, Timmy'
" If you sit and cry about your pa t, other people are going to live your dreams ..." ...Timmy!...Timmy Timmy!! " Live life day by day, make what you want out of it, don't Soccer 1, 4, Baseball 2; Close let anything get in the way of Up; Drama Oub 2-3; BB/BS your dreams." 3; Yearbook 4; German Club 1; SCRUBS 3-4; Auto Technology 1-2. Tim, Congratulations on all your excellent achievements. Keep it up ' cause you have a bright future. Love, Dad
Io mv on (Bug), Dear Timo, The best in the career of your God has ble sed vou with so chmc , and may your dreams come many gifts of talent. ·Reach for the ·our way, ood Luck!! tar·, and a. your dream become Love Alway, realitv, you can do and be Mom whatever you desire. We love you o very m~ch and are bles ed to have you a our on. Love, Mom & Rene k.,rk.) Punk.in ' "I hl• journl'Y of a thous, nd mill• l {'g1 \\ 1th a m ll' t•p" -I o Tz "I\ ,1nt to makl· surt• m\ lill' is ..,pecial whilt• I'm hl'rt'. )nu \\ill b> rC'nwmbL·nd, but \\ ill 'llU bl' 1111. ..,l'd?" - Goiter P,1\0l' Stewart
BB/BS 1 ; Golf te,1m 1-4
Kirk, It eem.., Ii e ye bringing ·ou horn hosp1t,1l. Wh ther ·ou are hl•lpm ·our 1stt?r win~ a olf club or chummmg around \\ 1th vour broth •r, we\ e ah, av admirl'd vou a!" a wonderful ..,on.' LI.we fr ren•r, :\tom and D,1d
"If \OU \\ant ll> fcL'l rich, cou"nt all th• things m1>nlY c, n't buy."
"Thl' optim1..,t'.., cup ,~ half Danit•!, full; the pt•..,sim1~t's cup is Our 1rst born g1tt from Cod half empty" 'lou've brou~ht •,o much happint..>s to 11urh,·e-,. Your tmd h art lu , mu h to ar , ery proud of
We love y0u, Dad and 1om
W, IO\e , ou, Dame!, Kvle and D1llon 5/29/82
"How do ou lik me now!!!" "To invent, you n d a good -lob, Keith imagmahon and a pile of jun ." -Thoma Edi n
" h ri h vour n~1on and your dream as they are the children of your oul: the blu print of your ultimat a hie\'ement,." pl,Kc.>." - , apoleon Hill 8 rbara D'Angelo 88/8 1-4; 01 s Up 2; 2 Frcn h Trip 3; Prom omm1ttee 3, \'\inter Ball; Yearboo , Section Head 4; • •mor Video; Project Grad; Homecoming Float; krider.. 4
Erin, The jo~ ~ ou ha\'e brought us watching you grow and change is \\ hy) ou are so preciou-,. Your creati\'e mmd and inYenth·ene--~ al\\ay, ma • u., proud. W ";11be h re to IO\·e \'OU and upport you through the commg year . Con gr at u lat ion,!!! Lo\'e, 1om and Dad on 3 05 3
"Life is like a box of choco "If I ILaH' lll'rl' tomorro1\ l,1tes, nm ne\ er know what would ,·ou till renll mber )Ott ' re going to get .'' me? I mu t b tr.n 1mg on - Forest Gump thcr
Basketb,111 1-2 FC LA 3--4.
Shannon, We are so proud of you. It seems like yesterday you started kindergarten and now you are graduating . Your life j- ju t beginning. May all of your hopes and dreams come true . Make the most of life and ha\ ·e a lot of fun doing it. Lo\'e, Mom and Dad
1 14 3 5/ 25 3 - Jenn. C.rippil JJ Ea·th \ngel
"Where laughter is not mirth, nor thought the mind, nor words a language, nor e'en "Each friend reprL•scnb a men mankind . Where cries w1,rld m us, ,1 world possibly replv to curse , i.hrieks to not horn until thev arrive, and 0 blows, and each is tortured in it is only b) meeti ng that a his separate hell." new world is born " --Harriet Jacobs - nais ' in
J.V. Cheerleading 1, Var.;ity BB/BS 3 . Cheerleading 2-3, Band 1-2; German Exchange 3, Close Up 2.
Dawn, Jenn, Congratulations! Good luck in You've come a long way whatever you choose to do in life. "Kiddo." Our wish is that you Remember, we are always here for continue on your path through life you . with a constant, renewed Love, determmation to alway achie\ e Dad, Mom, Joe, Michael, your goals. Good Luck . Amanda and Ryan xoxoxo Mom and Jason 6/11 /82 - Ro 1c 9/14/ 2
" I b h v tha I e,; crything you do bad com ba to " nythmg can happ n. It' you \ er, hm that I do how vou d al with it th t that' b d, I'm gom to uffer mak th d1fferen " for it But m my heart, I believe what I 'm doing i nght. If I lik I'm goin lo e- Up 2. to h avcn" - I upac hakur 1996
Dear Judd, •man ongratulation on your high chool ou r the un hme of our graduation! Nloving to Vergenne , h ! Your father ,ind 1 are verv leaving our fam1y and friends, and pr ud of ou You radial• ' adju ting to this entirelv diffenmt h ppm nd goodn to all' hf tvle ha b n a tr~mendou~ Lme al...,ay & fore er, chall~ng . You ar a dct •rmin d om and Dad young man with great courage and a trong ., n of elf. You hung m th re! o m th r could bt.>more proud of h r. n than I am ol ·ou. '.\1y love alway:,,
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"Life is a highway." -Tom Cochrane
Ba-. ball 1-4, Coach' Award "I'd rath r laugh with th cer 1-4, Captain , ,;inners than er, with the ,amt." Coach' ward 3.
Adam, Life i full of adventure». There is o much out m th world. Go e peri en e all that •ou can. Be true to vour h art. 'r u ha\ what 11ta e to be ucce~. ful; be happy m ~our choice. Life will go by much quic er than you realiz . Take time to lau h, ,mg, and danc before it'~ gon by, and when the difficult time come, alway know that I will be here for Ri hard B. Kray w ky D1,I.. '
"I rankl) nl) dl•ar, I don't gt\ e ,, damn." httl, " - Rhett Butkr - Jc n J qu
"Your l Ba 1..etballJV 1, \'2 Jcft, I'm \ t'I") proud of you and \ llllr a compli,hment . I inct'rely "for a go<•d ang I\\ ill o \\ 1th him; hope you can go forth, dl•n•lop hi Jl'UrnC\' will bl• succ~ ful, and niur goal.. and realize vour dreams h , ill corn ba afe nd ound " as ) llU pro r •ss through your life -Tob. :;:12 't ou're a H'.f\' spl'Oal person to m I lo\ c \'l u! I lo\ e )Ou, .fom 1om Marcel LaB rg 6 '!.'I/ 1 EATYO R r 1-2, I rack 1-4, Russian E: change; Briarwood \fanor \'olunteer. Suzanne, " ongratulation ! Today b your day. You're off to Great Place~! You're off and awa\ t 'r ou ha\'e bra ms in ·vour head. You ha\'e feetin your ~hoes. You can teer your..,elf an. d1rectl(ln ·ou choo, ,." - Dr. 'U'-S I o\'e, \fom & Dad , Jano go ahc d and label m a 'butthol >' cau I can ace pt rcspons1b1hty for what l'\c don but not for who I am." - OJ ountrv Bo • can c." - H,mk W1lhams Jr. We Lon•Ynu, 1 m, Barry,J nn - illt n 11, 1/ 2 - Pin o. St'\ e Poohb ar, K-d w "' ftcr I go out thi,, door, I ma onlv exi tin the minds ot all mv ,1cqu,11ntann• ,' hi! id .-, ma · bl an oran~e " Haye you ever ,,topped to think about what rat--do for ?" ccr JV 1-2, fra 2-t; Band fu n. 1-4, fficer 4; Drama lub 3-t; -Dropkick turphy-, One 1,,4; VT Young Playv. right 2- ; Scni r Vidro, Prom Commit! ,\\ mtcr Ball, Proj. rad; Student ounc1l 1,4; Yearbook Editor~- St phen, e\ er dl)Ubt th • pridt• we ha\ c in , ou,- th• Joye in our heart. for Yl ~ C\ r doubt you~elf 'cuz \\ c don't. I ove ou ,o , en much, 1omm, and Dad l1\ generl,u,,Jy,lo, e uncondition.:iU,, mt lt.>tlift happen. make lifuhap m! Love, D.id Lyn Martin c 1 Jie "For ver, and fore\er, ' tarcwell . If we do me 't a, m, v.h,, , hall smile, 1f not, , h) then, th1~ partin "D m't look ba k \\ r n I ,, a-..well made." gomg that wa\'" -Shake,reare,lu.l.i.u:i - ,\nonym 1 ~V,ii,117 "Five minutes llf fun'" VT P 1,2; French Trip I; Ring omm. 2, Winter Ball 4; Grad. Comm. -l, Big Brother/Big ister 1-3; T, ler, Pro1ect Grad. -l; Drama Club -1. 'lou',e mad 'atie Lvn, Well s,;.e tie, it', been an intere,tmg journey o far' We\ e had a gr at path to follow and if not done yet. Alwav-.. ha, e faith in vourself and kno,,: that my loYe foilows you MomanJ Dad everyv,here. nagg "'I uu will onlv b rememben i for two thing· in life: the ft m ur palm problem } u oh e and the n grov. hun ry for one, you create." fight ,1nd I ,, 111not let ) ou · - Zen ,dn. fy pr>tt mouth v. 111 "Id n't v.ant the world to franw th phra, -..that will me, I don't think that they'd disprm e ynur faith in man ..." under tand. When -Finna pple everything', made to b, broken, I 1w,t ,, ant you to " nd m th end the love kno\\ \\ho I am." take I equal to th -Goo oo Dolls make ... " Band 1-4; loronto Band Tnp 3; -The Be tie Ye. rbook 1--l, tion Head 2- 3· One A t 3; Odv,,ev of the 1md, Qu t, Eel !di~ 1u,e 2~1, Lacro -..eClub, Bo, and Girl Club 3; V.J.FC Winner 3; Girl ·out Gold Award 3, VT Congres ional Art Competiton 3; .YI In celebration of Ernyh· Life~agazioc 3: Buriio);tooFree Int 'lligent, deterrnm d, •Ii-reliant, ~- Outdoor2,3. generou~, lo\'ing, John Lennon, " he' a Mts Beautiful upreme!" G ntle, caring, confident, en,iti\ , mm i , friend hip, ood book , creative! You have alway5 filled us family, Je,~i a, and one proud father \\ith uch pnde! You have great common •n e and we tru~t your choices; you have it within you to We hope that a you go on your alway do what i right for you. We life' joum y you find the path th t allm, vour bnllianc~ to hine love you with all our hearts, K.K. Love, fommy,Daddy Chet, Dan, i.ove, forn and le\'' Michael, 'athan & Colleen Chri toph r McKirryh r 7/21/ .., Chn "DP or do not, there is no tr ~ " ". •o one h re get out alive " -Yoda •JimMom n BSA 1-3; Eagll' out 3; \\mtl'r Ball ; Senior Video 4. O\'C, 1om, Dad, Bradford r 2/07 l \Lnr,~1e 'v11IU1 "So manv peopled n't know who th v reallv are- they come ·all vogue on th; out ide and , agul' on the inside." "Even God has a ,ense of Band 1-3; Chorus 2, Musical humor; ju t look at the 1-3; Yearbook 2: DECA 3-4, platypu " G\1\10 1-3; Clo,.._-...~p2;, 'V ~ THS 3-4; Who' \-\'ho 3-4. He,• Gobble, After a really rough start m life, you've managed to beat the odd . K p on quac ing! Congratulations! Lo\'e, \1om, Dad, and Jen Love, \1om and Dad "Thl' "tirld i, ah, a s, ain,t \ ou, 'r ou tr · niur hardl'st, and vou fmd there is alwavs soml'Onl' better than ou." h,11,n, We knew ,·ou could do it. , l u fini,h th~ final , l'ar in high l mnl'a, h1x,l and k , fon,·ard to , our You re a prl ou •1ft to u . future,\\ would like to a, \\\• thank ,od tor ou ,ind kno\.\ congratulati1,ns. \\e ,, i h :ou \ ou "ill do wl'll m am thing ·ou happme, in everything. ou do in chO( to do. y ,ur future. We are proud of you \\'e love you, and we are alway, here for vou. \fom and Dad Good luck , , Lo, e, 1om, te, e, Tina, 2/21 , 1 P1qum "The tru bj t of all human hie 1s pla ·, earth 1s a ta,k gardl•n Hea, en is a pla · "Take the Bull b the horm., ground." and thn.> it to ihe ground." · h,1d Bn k Add1,on ount • Fwld Day-.. D~mohtion 0°rby, 3rd. o hard to behe,·e tweh·e year have gone b 1 We arc so proud ol you. You are such a trong person, with a heart of gold. We lo, e you deeply, You're a great ,on, a brother, and a per on. Please, alwa ·s r memb r we are here for Ben, you. You are a gift from God; ma) Our hop• is that ) ou alway be he ble you alwa ·s, and may as h,1ppy as you have made us your future always be happ · and through th years. We arl• proud fun. We lo, e you a lot!!! ot the person ) ou arc, and "i h you all the success and happine,s Lo\e, m the world. ~1om and Dad Lo, e, Dad, Mom, Chad, H ather, Adam, Cory, ara, Amanda, Ryan and Eh Sarah Jane Price 4/16/83 r----~r-----• "If ever there 's a h>morrow when we're not togethl•r, th re' om >thing you mu t "When the tweedle beet! rt'mcmb •r . you're braver than battle with th ir paddle in a you believe, stronger than you bottle full of water on a l'l'ffi, and smarter than you noodle-eating poodle, 1t' a think ." tweedle beet! noodl poodle water bottle paddle ." - Foxin So11 (Dr Seu~s) Ba~ketball 1-4, Soccer 1,2; German Club; Band 1-4; BB/ BS 1, Prom Committee . arah, We are so proud of the beautiful young wom,1n you ha\ e become, both inside and out. You're like a 1o quito . It' hard to belie\ ·e rainbow, one of a kind. Alwav be gradu, tm alread). We yourself, follow your instinct~. ou'll do Y.t!IIin life as long Love ya, ou can pla your flute. Follow \1om, Dad, JC. our h rt but u,e your head. We 10\ OU • \1om, Dad, Erm and Sam 'xjui5h, Priml- Time, Smurf Qul>en "Tho who never fail, don't "Ain't no time to hate, barelv t,1ke chances ." time to wait, what I want to· know, where does the time Track 1-4; 88/8 3; Prom go?" Comm .; Winter Ball Comm .; - The Grateful Dead Yearbook 4; Project Gradua tion; Graduation Comm. Soccer 2,3. fo our Dt>are,,t Daughter, Our Sun,hine vou will alwavs b . tay ·ou alw~ ·s feel our lo~·e. , \ \OU al\,avs J...nowhow m n•d1bly proud we are. The futur 1 vour • Run with it! LOVt', \lorn and Dad r "\\hah'H'I t. you thrn the night,• aln ht •~aln ht. Do 1t v. ron or do It right, 'salright ' alright It', your mon y or your hf', ',alright • aln ht' -John Lennon " manapat ) our-.elf lrom mental sla\'er,·, none but •he, can free our mind, " -Bob 1arley I,rael, You\·e come to a time when you hris, will be loo in back at twel\'e ~ar limb high, chmb far. your goal of your life and loo in forward to the sk\ .. \'Our aim, th stars. the future. The point we want to get May you~ journey in hf b a cro-; i thh: as you I bac ma) -..p•cial and as perfect!_ wond rful it help ) ou to mo\'e f rward. Our as vou ha\'e made our . Wear o hope for •ou I that your future will ve;y pruud of you, today and be full of uc ,., m e, eT) area of always! life. \\ ith all our love, W lo,e vou, 0 Dad & Wend,· Mom and Dad Liam Benjamin Quinn 4/25 3 - Q-Ball, Lonrboy " I' e never I t mys hoohng " I am n t afraid f -.torm-., interfere with my ducation ." for I am learning how to s,11I -Mark Twain my ship." - 11 Jen Keller _ icn·r J 1-2 V 3-4; Basketball J 1, V 2-4, Captain 4 MVP3; Dbtrict Chorus 1-4, All tate Ba !.'ball JVl, V2-4,Captain , Choru 3 ; All ev. England American Legion Ba •ball 2-4; Chorus -4; Commodore AAU Ba~ ·etball; Fall Ba eball Singers 1-4; Jan Band 1-4; 2-4; BB/B 1 ;Jazz Bandl , Band 1 , horu 1 ; Stud 0 nt Bo\'!> tate 3; VTL5P 1-4; ouncil 2-4; Girls tale 3; Dr~m \llaJor ; Prom Musical 1-4; Prom Comm1t Committ , rench Club , t ; Who' \ ho 3; ruor • 'H 3-4; Oass Marshall;VT tudent Athlete Leadership onf renc 3; UV\11 pho- more ummit;Short tory Pub. YoungVoices Mag 4; V Soccer MVP 4; 'EYWC 4. Jessica, Liam, From bubbl to glowbugs, You make us proud and keep us ponie,, then boys, my how ·our laughing. It' hard to imagin how mtere b have changed . But the on• the last 1 v ars could have been that h been teadfa ti your lo\e for mu~ic. Make it your 's work better Be ~-ell and be happy You lif are alway in our hearts. and you will alway be happy. We Love, love you, Pete, Marian & Sam \!lorn & Dad. Chri topher Todd R ed 7 /03/83 - Chn 7 /03/83 • Kev "Your dreams will never "You will never win if you come true, 1f you don 't t don't give JOO'½, all the time ." them early in hfe So set them high and let the hand unfold ." S<,cccr 1 ; Basketball I; Boys tate 3. Soccer 1-4; Captain 4; Basketball I. Kevin, We ruY.ki~ be more proud! follow your dreams- anything is possible! You ha\'e shown us your high set goab and your many accompli!>hmenb . With your great attitude towards life, your dreams u c~ed! will come true . • We love you , We love you, Mom and Dad \.'lorn and Dad ate the Great, Schmidt "fo change everything, just Soccer 1-2; Basketball 1,2,4. change your attitude ." Wrestling 3-4; Rowing lub4 . Jeremy, We are o proud of you! You ha\e conquered many goals and sue eL'Ciedin many ways. As life g on, there will be more challenge~ . Remember, we will alwa be there to love, help, and Ii ten . LO\'C, Mom and Dad r "Ther, is 1mlv on' diffcrt•nce - non m u betwe •n a mad man and me . I'm not m,1d." Erm, To Brandon, Thank vou for b<'mg a Whom I b Jieve can do wondcrfui daughter . Wt• know an_ thing h b hi mind n and vou can chie\ ·e whaten?r ·ou '-('I can achieve the best . ood luck ~ut to do . ood luck and ha\~ and remember I will be there for fun . ou alwa) Li.ne, Lo\'e ya, fom and Dad fom "Whether you think you can, or that you can't, ou are usually right." "Bag your whopper! " - Henry Ford -Big Momma ball 2; Drama ~, , orth Track 2; Prom Committee . 3; Fern-.burg l 1re Department Yearbook 3; BB/B 2-4 olunteer 1 Clo-.e- p 2; Work Co- Op A ward l; A C Field Da Demolition Derb 1 t. To a wonderful daughter. Good B.J, luck in the future. I rrus the W 've watchL' "Life mov pretty fa t. If you don't top and look around "I don't make any promi~e once in a while, you'll m1 for the future, bec,1u e ~FerrisBuel!cr's Day Off >nwthing could h ppen bet\, een no\\ and then. You "Je ne sui pa~ la gare." never know how and ·ou -Coby never know when." "And when you get the chance, you are the Dancing Quel'n .•." Softball JV 1,2, Sport~man ·hip 1; Chorus 1,2; BB/BS 3;, 'EYW 3,4; Drama 4; Who's Who 3; Yearbook Section Head 4. Dear Sheena, Remember to be true to yourself. You will alway succeed. We have faith in you. Love, Mom and John , heena, It has been a joy watching you grow mto a beautiful young lady. All our love, Dad and aomi z 83 -Tallman "Ody Mediocrity" -Audio Adrenaline Soccer 1-3; Basketball 2; tudent Coun:il Rep 3; Golf 2-4; Drama 2-t; All - tate Tech Crew 3; "You can say what you wanna Band 1; FFA 1-3; State Ag say, but are you ready for the Mechanics Contest Winner 2; gun play, he •'" Musaal 1,3,4; Lighting Crew 1- -J Rule 4; tale Parli-Pro Winner 2. Luke, It seems only yesterday you were starting kindergarten. You'\'e forged the way for th others. You've been through more than a young man your age . hould and have overcome th obsta I and through them. Your faith will keep you throughout your life Keep it You were ah.,·a)s a survivor -.trnng! (Rom :2 -39) Ju tin We !-.now whatever road Love, Mom ou choo~ m life you will go far. We love ·ou and are so proud of Luke, the young man vou have become. "Yar-buck, Dude!" 'o matter Love, how high you flv or how hard you Mom,md Dad fall, God loves vou! Gi\'e Him vour all and all. See.you on the othe~ side! ' " ricnds can get taken from this \\Orld all too oon, make ure the time you share with th •m is unforgettable." Pe r !\,1ediahon 1,2. My darling. '1k , Jo,h, I love you very much . You 'Ii hen vou were born we w re have turned into a beautiful young thnlkd . You re such a gift from lady. 1 am very proud of you . od Remember the ,ourL of Ju t believe in yourself and you will be anything you want. Love, 1om and Jeff Love, \1om, nd Dad Jessica Marie Torrey 1 26 83 - Jess, Je,,a Tiggl'r J "We travel through life on daydreams, to destinations faraway .. e perience "Th, world i dan enm-. unknown ... imaginations plaLe to ln-e, not bccau c of untappcd ... follow where the pc< pie wh,, c1ree\ ·il, but your mind take you, for beLau"" ot p 'Opie who won't once there, anything is do anything about it." po,, ible and every journey i •• lbert lmstem an in.-,piration to the oul to iit . mak the dream real." •.uchmg for the truth...... -- : : ing these lie of my BB/B 3; 4-H 1-4; Chorus 1- ·outh . I'm trapped 1n 4; Band 1-4; Band Officer 4; • . .:JdL,behef of the modern world Di tricts 1-4; Musical 1-l ; . ·.\ . ".... m mi ry, -.earchmg for the Cit\ Band 2-3; Soccer \ ... truth m the age of lie ." 1a·nager 1-4, AAU Ba ket ' . -All Out War ball 1-3; Track Manager 2-l _,,\;;.t. J Je ica, Gar th, 'ever doubt your-.elf! Remain It's been a rough nde . R mem your own per on and never lose ber Joe mg your ,If in th boy that peaaJ omeone you really are. room in bth grade . You\· rcall_ You can go a far a your dream pulled it out. We are happy for you will take you -just take that fir t and proud of you . We look forward tep! to cheenng your next step . We love you, Love, Mom and Dad 1om and Dad John Pet r Viskup Phillip Wildasin 4/1/82 - V1skup, JP Froggcr 05/0S/83 "Tht• grcatL' I trick the devil ever pulled, v.as convincing the world he didn't exbt 1" -Verbal Kint Stud~nt Council 4; Prom Comm. 3; Soccer 1-4; Ba kl'tball 1-3; Track 1,3,4; Musical 1-4, Band 1-4, Distract 1-4, Chorus 3,4; Fren h Tnp ; Jazz Band 1-4; ,\II tales 4 You're a fine young man John. I m , CI) pn ud of you and Ion! you ,erymu h Dad Amy Lynn Yandow Carly Jane Zimmerman 2 '7 3 10 '3 "If you've always said "\'\'hich dreams indeed are ~omething small can't make a ambition, for the veI)· difference, try sleeping v.ith a sub tance of the ambitious is mo,quito in the room." merely the hadow of a dream." Soccer 1-4, Capt. 4; VUHS -William Shakespeare Career Record 4; VUHS Points .l:il!m.le.tAct 11,ii Record 4; Basketball V 1-4, Capt, 4; ftball V 1---1,Capt. 4; Soccer 1-4, Capt. 4 Distncts 1- Musical 1,4; Choru~ 1-4; Band 4; Basketball 1-4, Softball 1-4, 1-4; Student Council 1-4, Pre,,. Capt. 2-4; VTLSP 1-4. GYLC 1, Trea 2.3, Executi,·e Treas. 4; 1,3; PLP 1, Athletic Leadership \ITU P l-1 1 G'I LC, 3,4; BB/BS Conference 3; . 'ational Honor 1-4; Ring Comm. 2; Ru:,s1an Society 3---1;Girl State 3; Exchange 2, French Exchange 3; Student Council 1-4. Pre . 4; • ationaJ Honor Society 3,4; Prom Comm.; Winter Ball Prom omm; UV~1 Writing Comm.; Proj. Grad.; Ring Com~tition Placement Comm,; BB/BS 3,4. .\1uchas Gracias!! We love you very much Carly. D>ar Amy, Mom and Dave You are our very "Amazing me~" -adored and cheri hed. 'I llur wing are strong, ·our mind i k~ n, your colors are bold and bright'. .. takc flight to bra,·e new v. orld, and keep us in your heart. ~1 much love,Mom, Jim and Dad Senior Superlatives Most Artistic Jordan Clavton-Hall & AliciaAbrah.imson Most Likely to Succeed Elici.i Bessette & Brett Everest Biggest Gossipers Most Musical Liam Quinn & K.itie M.irtinec John Viskup & Jessica Raymond Best Personality Sarah Price & Doug Devoid Quietest J\dmn Kimball & Michelle Caniyo Most Unique 'myli McGrath & Jesse Cha rll'strt•,1m Class Couple Nicest Eyes C1rly Zimmerman & Rebecca Blacklock HL•n Epstein & Liam Quinn Nicest Smile Morgan Devoid & Doug De\'oid Class Opposites Sarah Crnm & Josh Arel Once upon a time, on May 20, 2000, the class of 2001 hel~ j ts junior prom. Kingsland Bay was magically transformed into an imperial palace. Those who attended, whether they came by limo or by tractor, arrived in style. They were greeted by umbrella-bearing chaperones, as it was "raining on prom night." The evening was spent dancing to hits from the past three decades, including songs by ABBA, Billy Idol, Britney Spears,and even the "Time Wa_rv.." • i People had thei_r cake an~ ate i_ttoo, and so~e cho~ ~ • 1 spend the evening cuddling with that special someohe f '"'4 good time was,---~------had by all! Ladies of the Court Gentlemen of the Court Jessica Raymond Coby Ellingwood Morgan Devoid Ben Epstein Rachel Cobb Jeff Krauss Abby Barratt Liam Quinn King & Queen Tim Dowdy Carly Zimmerman aco •O• ;:111r•1r.. t I:' " 0 .? ~ ,co 1 0 - '• too. We go to Vergennes ::r: ciG' ~ (./) n ~ C 0 I I ~ r:._ ""I ~ --adaptation of Dr eu~s Hoorav for Diffendoofer Day! a. ...,0 1 lns ·Mau /4poqawos SlUBMsn~J!O ~ need to be where folks can see you." RobertLopsh1re NewTricks I Qfil)_Q_Q! . , m' _. m . ~ m i . m m m . m w _· ~ . m co en:):) a: ....I(.) (.) (/) Tanya Albert Chris Bala Hillary BarrO\.\' David Bes ette Mark Biem,enue Tra" i Bmgham Ju tin Bolduc Anna Booska ean Brown Megan Carmichael Gary Cauchon Gerald Chamberlin Peter Collette Griffin Condon Erin Cook a than Couture Chara Culver Jim Darragh 3 Juniors tcphanie Dugan Ja on Elder Lynd ay Forgue heri Franklin Jeffrey Fre gard Justin Gordon George Grant Ashley Gray Brenna Gri wold Elizabeth Hall Reyvan Hanlon Laura Ha tings Katy Hatch Kyrsten Howard John Hutchin Machelle Jameson tephanie Jewell Barbara John on Ryan Kay hart Brianna Kennett tephanie Kimball can Laflam • •ick Luca Peter Mailloux Amanda Martell Mile Miller Erika iner Amber ohan arahMorris John Myer MarcMver Ian imblett A hley -orton A hleyO Bryan A hley Oo terman Laura Ouimette Junior 39 Erin Paquin rctdwn Paul I \an Piper arne Pia e Jacob Planke\ Juliette Planti r arli Porter Joel Provencher Kah Recupero a than Redmond shley Ringer 1aria amaritoni Duran, cribner Katha ears Parker horey Heather impson 1ichael leeper manda outiere Katherine umner Dan weeney Jenni Tallman aryTayl r Justin Taylor Da\ in Torrey &bTorr y Audr yTucker Ke, m andewecrt Pam andeweert Je · ica Waite harles Webb Chri topherWhite Anth n ·Whitney Brandon Wilber Danielle v\. ri ley 40 Junior Hilary u tin B th Banni ter Dana Barnett Bet ey Barrow Maria Benoit Eliza Benton Rachel Bienvenue Ian Birkett Je ica Bradley Jen Brandt Amanda Brigan Rum ey Bri tow Ju tin Burdick Tori Cameron Katie Chamberlain Jennifer Chaney Danielle Charlebois Andy Chugg 42 Sophomores Elizabeth Clark Zach Clayton-Hall Ste.phanie Cogger Za hCook Jonah D Ii le Christin Delh eneri Eric Deni Je sica Dimond Adam Donnelly Ju tin Donnelly Sara Donnelly Anna Dykema Da\'id Ebel Kristin Eddington Jess Epstein Eric Evart Rachel Gallien Jo Glidden Kyle Goodman Jonathan Go liga hannonGray Rachel Greenhau Jame Gregory Julie Haaijema Jared Hatch Rae Hawkin Danielle Heffernan Li.a Huckabay Kajlin Hul t _\fa tt Jackrnan Amanda Jerry Jacob Jimmo Corri John on April Jone Jame Kennedy Brenna Krau 1a tt Krayew ky Heather Lalunuere R Lalumi re Penny Larrm,v Justin Levinson Amber liberty Jennifer Litch Ann Lopinto Ju tin Mailloux Zach Maple Daniel Marcum ichelle Mardin ophomore -13 kath\ \1cBride Jessi a 1cGrath ·nn '\1elnick -.hley lossey D ena ;\luniz "" le 1yer-. Chns osterman amantha Paine manda Paquin ody Peck Rathel Pereya A hley Plantier James Plunkett dam Popick Ashley Poynter Michael Pre-.ton John Price ody Prime eth PrO\ enLher ~amQumn Keri Ra\ mond Jerem\ Redmond Heather Re\ nolds Rebecca Richards Clifford Robarge Cadden Rood Lilah Ross Ka.,ey Ru ett Douglas C,c.hlecker Br on chmidt shlie }a. per mith Daniel orrell Amanda Stearn Ju. tin teams rin icole tephanie trada ·icole wenor Rebecca Tallman Jason Tanner Je ica Tarte ·1eole Therrien James Waite Benjamin Wallace Michelle Wilber Edward Wilda in 4-1 Sophomore~ Ben dam Ben Andrew Lyn ey Barrow John Barton J -;sica B inha ur Meredith Bes ette Lauren Billing Joe Bolduc Mark Bourdon Laura Bowles Caitlyn Bra h hane Brunell Alicia Bru o Kyle Burkett Alli on Burlock Gloria Bu hey Ali on Carmichael Brad Ca tiJlo 46 l·re~hmen Brandon Chamberlin Jm,tinCharl bois Sha\\'11Clifford Corinn Cogger Shawn Combs Chad Corbett Erica Counter 1 icol outur tephanie Culver Darren Curler There a Da\·i ean D ni dam D jardin Ke\'in De ·jardin Kyle De jardin Brittany Devino Brandi Dey tte Da\'e DiBia e Holly Dillon Ryan Donnelly Tada Eriks n Tyler Es e Lucas Fairbrother 1ad lain, Gla....,sberg Tim Gould a rah Gullion Cry ta) Hardy Evan Hov,;ard Bill Howard J ff Kauffman a sie Kennett Emil1 Kipp ndy Klopfen t in A. hley Kuhns 1ichelle La Bombard BenLaflam -~ Chris Lailam Jason lalurniere Fre,-,hmen -ti" Lul,..e Lalumiere am Lange k.m,tma Larmay France<, LeBeau Logan LeCompt' 1cole Mc lay Dan 1cEnernev Jen \ ,fontani Ryland forton- nyder Carlo Ortiz-RJ\· ra m Pettibon Jeremy Pidgeon Tyler Piere David Planke Tom Plantier harrah Plo f B than} Randall Ben Ro hon Kyle Rotax Lm ay Scribner Leah ars Gordon e\·ee Kel ey Stet on Patrick Sumner shley "" nor Lorianne G rban Bill Vandew ert Chad Volk Jonathan Whit Ray White -1 Fre~hmen The d,1ss of 2001 is honored to dedicate this yearbook to Kristin Padgett and Karl Steen. Both have brought forth the best in us, filled our lives with laughter and supported us in times of --...... ;;• need. For this Kristin Padgett has been our advisor for the past three years. She constant! ives so much to our class, enerousl offering her time, for tutor ing and extra curricular activities. We rely on her for ______.support and her unmistakable smile. With her at our side, there is no idea too big. As a teacher she is known for her ~ · unfaltering enthusiasm for her subject and her students. It is willingness to go out of ~ her way to lend a helping 0 hand that we, the class of 0 2001, will always N remember. KristinPad~ett Karl Steen has shown his faith and nev;er ending support to aH his students. He continues to keep high expectations and pushes us to be our best. He allows us to explore our horizons - and expand them to become what we all dream to become. Mr. Steen treats each.._ __ .....__._ student as an indiv.idual, and he res us with a devoted and caring attitude. He knows when someone needs a kind word and is quick to brighten a · student's day with his great sense of humor. It is these charac teristics that make Mr. Steen and Ms. <~::/' . ~ Padgett stand out ~ above the crowd. Thank you both for ' being our teachers, ' .-,. mentors, and friends. ' ACADEMICSAKADEMISCH ACADEMIQUE ACADEMICO Dana ol -Lev sque A sistant Princip<1] Administration uperintendent and taff Back ru\'o (left to right)· L)nn Kingdon, arol Ander~t•n, Susiln ll,1ycs, Bob Owl'n , John I \'l'rtlt Front Rm : Joanne Doucette, Alv-.on Cota, D01111,1Corcoran, l'CJlc C,ebo, Sally Bushey, I lien Kl',llll' JOn Yarnall i ,:mamazing te. her, as man er nn tud 1 , p, st and pr nt, could tdl you. TI1' road Mr.Yarnall took to Vergenn bt..-gan.it Lafayette College U1ento VM wh re he Ci m ~ C n t degrc-ein hi t ry. I r pr Verg •rm jo in luded tead1ing at a military aG d my, driving a trmk in Pit~burgh, and being an editor /boo rt:pr :!St:nlativ'for Holt Rin hart. TI1 atmosphere of Vermont and V HS is what drew fr.Yarnall to er enn . He fo I that th students at Vergennes are "down to earth and hon x.;t," It i a place where th tudents and tL>achers truly ec re al:xiut on' another. Mr.Yarnall also likes Vergennes because it is th only l:Onc •i abl • pl,1 that would allow teachers to dir ~ a :tiviti in v,hi h they have no previous expdence. As girls vasity soccer assistant coach, Mr. Yam, 11started from atd1, nd today is a perceptiv and knov,:ledgeable mach. Teacherof the Year In th, cla-,sroom Mr. Yarnall allows his im, gina tion to run wild and th r~ulc are u h pro' ts as the well-known African ma~ ks hanging in th Jibra '· Ah ,1_ swilling to go thee tra mil f r his tudents, Mr. Yarnall truly makes a difforenL . dian library Media Sp~ 'ah t Science Our cienc departrn nt offers a variety of cour e!:>including astronomy, P-biology and ch mistr . Gee \\·iz, what fLm. Perhap it's not alway fun, but the e cla - es are alwa. chal lenging, and for every tud nt, these courses prov id knowl edge and skill,; necessary for survival in college and b yond. One f VUHS' mo tr p cted t acher , Wayne Gan on, retire this year after thirty ·ears of s rvic . His tud •nts have learned to appreciate the law of phy ics and the wond rs of astronomy from a true cholar. Whether he wa explaining comple theory or building the ob ervatory, Mr.Gan ~on' gra p of his fi Id is comprehen'>ive. V H student:> gained immeasur ably and cienc at UH will not be the ame without him. EYeryone here at VUH thank 1r. an on for th knowledge he ha shared with u o\'er the year and wi he him the best of luck in the future. Ed Cook Phvs.Ed,/Health Sarah Cook Ph)sEd /Health Pauhn e De~autt>ls lor pl' ial 1 d 1 tant Agriculture Under the watchful eye of Mr.Boyce, the agriculture scien e da pent their time doing a vari ty of different acti\'iti . From e amining and fixing mall machin ry to ma~t ring th art f welding, agriculture das were n \'er boring. Students planning a future in agriculture gained valuabl kn wledge that will help th m succeed well beyond high school. In addition to th array of high ~hool agricul- tur da , middl schoolers had the opportunity to participate in exploratory d~ ,\·ith Mr.Boye . These courses were, for many, an introduction to the world of agriculture. Ken Goff Paul Joubert Ori ·er Edu alton Physical Education This. ear wa an ex iting time in the physical education department. Whether rowing or rod: climbing, 1rs.hanci had c1 great time with her cl, !-iSl's.Mr. c1nd, !rs. ook impatient!_ waited for their rww gym, though a I'll'\.\' coat of p,1int on tlw old w,dl made a world of difference. Cla ses participated in the cla sic physi cal education a tivitiL•s: volleyball, b,l'ikt.'t b,111,tennis, and ros · ountr · skiing. The!-ic lasses \\'t.'re so much fun, it's a shame two redits are all that's r •quired. Glo11 \1arlln Pnnc1pal'~ Sec Joe \tatkow,k.i Computer Technology glish & Computer Technology English col.ll"SeSallow students at Vergenn to learn and improve kills th will u. in their \'eryday lives. IIEn Y)ishcourses, from English 10 with Mrs. ac to peed, /Debate with Mrs. ullivan, giv students the opportunity to expand th ir minds. u~.in O'D,miel fhis year,, ft r tw1cntyy ars and count) s cour.:;e;, Rand Director Mr. atkowski is leaving\ HS. He ha taught us th fin >rpoints of English composition and computer programming, hov,· scien • affects ur liv , and to appredat th art of downhill skiing. Hi >nseof humor and ½it make him nothing short of unforget tabl •. We'll mbs Mr .,_\1atk vvski and wi,h him good luck in olorado. We hope h enjoys the ond best kiing in th• world! Pem Pecor Bu~Driwr Business We will think of you as we make On the c mputers or working out of th ir cutting boards nd rockets . We will ec nomi text boo , 5h.1den are think of you as we go to work or to learning about the wonderful world of Big Brother/Big Sister . With all your busin · · in many differ nt ways. years here, which seem countless to say the least, there are few Teachers Mr.Paquette and M5.Ferland things we students can do that will make ure busin classes are n ver not coniure up a special memory of boring. From bw;in law to computer this inspmng , beloved teacher , applicati ns, h.ldents li\'e for bw;in mentor and lnend Thank you for sharing all your kindness . wisdom clas . (And th candy th y giv out and humor. We will miss you! doesn'thurteith r.) Cathy Spaulding English Drama In ,1 Y ry acti\' drama department, which has doubled in size since last year, Karl Steen uses role playing, Cristin Wyckoft drama games, and improv to better t a h hi drama and theater art cla s 'S. tudcnts u e their creativity to write their own productions ,vhich will be p >rformed at the end of the me ter. The vvorld of theater com s ali\ e under Mr. Ste n' - direction. \ ith hi warm mile and great sense of humor, an) student would be delighted to try hi or h r hand at acting. Jon Yarnall Social Studie, French Trip "I could not ha\'e asked for n mor' fitting closure to my five yenrs at Vergennes than to end with such an amazing trip to Fran e with some wonderful p •ople. I \\'Ottld like to thank them now . First and foremo . t, I want to thank Pam 11 Taylor and Jean Paquette. Without your help we could not hav gone, and it was -..:=-=----- =--.,------'-=----'-..,..through our pre ence that w felt more deeply the impact of the American cemetary in ormandy. s the rain fell, so did c1 fe,\ tear ... To Sarah C. Gretchen, Mel, Erin, Emily, Brenna, Laura, Lee, Janice, Elicia, Liam, shle,, oby, John, Kate, arly, Parker, Amy, arah M., Mara and Jamie, well, we couldn't and wouldn't ha\'e done it without you. Thanks for making it so much more than that for us. I hope your memories la t long enough for you to get back there again and make more. Rememb r Etr tat, Honfleur, St. Malo, ont t. Michel. Yours thankfully, ~adame Kelly" 62 Academic~ GermanExchange Thirty-nine student and four chaperone spent twelve day in Brn:hum, ermany during March 2000. tudents also vi ikd Am t 'rdam, ologn , .Mun ter, Hattingen, and Essen . ·n1 · toured castle , mu eums, mansi ns,, nd churche..,, They limb ,d a high tower of the ologne Cathedral and went down into a coal mine in Bo hum. tudents !iv d with famili s ,rnd met at the Go th ch 1 each morning. H G nnan tudents are alread ' planning for the Germans' v1 1t in tht>fall and our trip in 2002. The \J alden Proje t is new chis year, and it ha been very succes ful. Everyone cems to be enjoying themselves while gaining valu.1ble knowledge and skills. The tea hers of the \X'aldcn Project are 1att Schlein and Jonathan Parke, and their vi~ion and direction h,1ve made Walden p sibl . even teen tudents are involved in VI.' Iden, and everyone of them has the chance to make hi or her opinion known. Thi i not your typical school; it is omething more. We hope it remains strong for years to come. Matt and Jon, congratulation on your _u ce ! HannafordCareer Center At the Patricia A. Hannaford ar er enter, student. can plorc care •r opportunities and gain skills that will help them in their future care rs. The e program are an alternative to traditional high chool work, and many V HS tudents choo e to utilize th• opportunities the Hannaford Career enter offers them. Programs off r c' Good-b e Mr.Burke! For thirty-eight years Mr.Burke has been helping student at \i rgenne plan th ir futur . He ha· written countles letter of recom mendation, finalized numer ous schedule , and offered advice to thousand of tu dcnts. o,v hi time with u i over, but we know his legacy will linger n. We at Vergenne \·vould hk to thank Mr.Burke for all he ha don for u ·, and we wi h him well in the future. Preparing for college or car er JU t won't b the ame without him. cadcmic~ 6r:; VUHS PRIDE, TALE~ AND BOYS VARSITY This) l'M the bo ':,,, arsit) so ·cl'r team h,1d onl' of ih bl'st seasons, The final record was 9--1--t This ban in ·redible team, and with some\ l "\ ta ented pla) ers they won t\, ice a., many games as they lost ~ t) e,u thL' tL•amwill be without ele, L'n Yery important team player.,, a thl'"e s •niors \\ ill bL•graduc1ting, In this group of enior., are a great goal keepl'r, some strong goal defenders, and fast running forwards. c t season they will be replaced\\ ith other fantastic o.;occ•r pla) l'rs, but they,, ill n ,, L'r be forgotten. ,ood luck to next ye,1r'-. te,1m. 68 ports u u t th ' bo ' ot the varsity occer team howed up on the occer field with their summer fun behind them and a lot of h d of them. The t •am faced oppo 1tion like Rice and Mount Abraham and had to work hard together in hope of on . In thl• . ea on opener again t Milton, VUHS maintained a strong defense and won with a score of 2-1. As the n progr ., •d, the team went on to wins ·ven game and tie one; then they lost to Middlebury by 2 points . oon enough it \ a t1m • for pla off and with a record of 9 --t, they were seeded third. The fir t playoff game was against #19 Winoo ki, and ont t, the boys played wt.>11, maintained their composure, and ended up with a 9-1 win . They went on to play am t # ilmingtnn and lost in an overtime .,hootout. Award this year went to Liam Quinn a the mo t valuable player n 13n Ep t m re ei\ ed the oach's Award, Hans de Boer wa the Most Improved Player, and Kevin R ed received the D •nm: Ur c lemon, 1 ward . "Reb , go nuts' " If." Je-.e Ep t in "I "a ah, a} part of the gr •ate. t, I ha, to b the greatc t nw If" "Boo- ·a!" D ug D \ oid Ba k ro\\ John\ i kup, Hans de B r, R1 hard Kra\ e,,-, , fatt Kra e,,,, , Tun ,ltddC'n, Da, 1d .irmich,1el, Pc1r er c..,hore , Ben Ep tern, ,md 0<1ch 1ikC'Plankey. Overall Record: 9-4-4 Front nl\\ \dam Kimball, Doug D 'Hlid, Peter 1ailloux, Da, in Torre , Liam Quinn, hn Reed , l d PrO\ encher, Jacob Planke), and Ke, in Reed. Sport-. 69 Thi.., year's girls varsit, -.oCLL'rteam had an e..,peciall • good -.eason with c1 record of 8-S-1. \ ith great cooperation and team effort, th' ,·ar it. girb made their wa • to the pl.iyotk After winning tht:ir fir-.t playoff game again-.t Enosburg, the girb travelt.>d to rlington with hope-. of coming home with another win. They plaved a tough game, but ,-ver unable to get that l;ist needed goal in the (H"ertime sudden death. Award.., this year went to thL•following pla ·er..,:Erika M111er for 1ost Improved Player, arly Zimmerman the oach'-. ward, and my Yimdow as. 1o-,t \';iluable Pia 70 Sport-. W BREAKS "The 2000 s ccer se, on end d up being really great. Wt: had a lot of ndow broke three \'Ul I ,occer young people with a lot of talent. th1 We v-:orked hard together and ended up crmting a pretty tough ;,quad . Kudo;, to them all." Amy Yandow " It •" alw<1v .1 "I loved conn ting the dot pnvileg tow rk and pan ing 11 horn " "1th and coa h Suzanne La1dman voung women who , r • ded1 ated to the " ggrc ion, po e mkgnt of the and dommation; 1t' game ." the g.im 1 won" Jon Y.irnall, ,..,1Co, ch mberwb rt Overall record: 8-5-1 port-- 71 BOYS Junior Varsity "O CH! 1 ankle hurt !" D.ma Ba mett "Robert Shea IS a lmlhant ,md Ill prmng ach . I le" ork prc1ch e, per n<1l \\ ell under r 11 c n 1tion , n kno\, how to 1 l.1 sm. rt acnfice, and po-.itive er. " ju<;lm Donn llv c mmuni ahon." d,1m D nn II Bob h ., Co. h Overall Record: 4-9-0 72 port!> GIRLS Junior Varsity "\Ve had a v r enthu 1a..,h team" T cia Enk: n. " occer. I en10 ed 1t. It ic,th• gr at t t "Win on , ,1nd 1t' killm .'' al a hme 1" nm \ ti n "Even though vou h, \ to" ork r ally h, rd to pla oach frc •zing } our butt off m 20 degre w ath r!" "Oce iiec The Pmk D '\ ii Overall Record:1-11-2 ~P rt<-7 BOYS VARSITY 74 Sporb COMMODORES WI DIVISIO II STATE TITLE! \, r it, b,1 ~ ctb,111team h,1d th 'b •st season l'\ er this year with only on • loss and a huge t" cnty-three wins. This out I, nd111gn' ord g,n l' tlwm the first st•ed for playofb, and they ended up being the Vermont Stak Champions in Div ion JI B k tbc1ll 1,rn, of the senior plavl·d bask •tball togt•tht•r in third grade and ha\'e continu •d to play togeth •r on th V H 1unrnr \, 1l, , nd arsity teams.The 11 captains, Dick Krayewsky,Liam Quinn, and Ben Epstein, said, "\'ergenne captured 1t first tall' till' ot ,1nv kind in si teen )l.'ars, ,ippmg a 23-1 s •ason. That wa without a dl1ubt the greatest season in Vergennes p rt h1 tor . 1n, more senow, note,\\ e'd likt>to th, nk all the coaches and fans for upporting us through su ha tremendou ' ouldn't h , e done it without you!!!" ' n, thm , " rth "You ar• onh while ·ou ha, · t !united by , our rk h.:ird for." de 1r •." ,enc Leb u l'eter umn Coach A-. t. oach Jeti Krauss and Log, n Be h •r Ba k rm, ll•ft to right: sist,rnt oa h Pell'r Quinn, I og,,n Be her, a than ',c;hm1dt, Ben Ep-.tein, I iam Qumn, Richard Krayewsk , ll",se pstein, 1ike Clark, Sam Quinn, Ian imbl tt, Jason Oudlett •, and oalh CC'ne l ..1beau. Front ro\\: 1an,1g0 r W1ll lfa-.ting,, J ff Krau-.-., I ri E, art--. Da, 111 l orrey , and •an Lafl.lm . Overall Record: 23-1 • ports 7'> GIRLS VARSITY 76 porb lw girl var it\ team did .111 exceptmnal _ good job thi year . I t•d by thre • !-.enior!-.,the ll•am was young and hould re o ye<1r ahc, d of thl'tn . I hl• team wa.., l.iirly !-.malland that made it easy to get ,1Iong and bond at breakfast and dmn r In th final" 'cond of thl• Mb isqul1i game, thl' score was 53 - 54. R • •an Hanlon made a three-point ba..,ket at th buzz r to v. tn % - ,q_ With a r •wrd tif IO - 10 the girl were seeded ninth in thl' Division III playoff . In their playoff game th v. •r• up .igainsl numb •r ci ht, I land, nd Gray. I he) played a tough gaml', nd were behind only four point in the tir t quart r, nd then tnught up to tie at half time. During the ..,econd half, I eland and Gray oubcored the ommodore girl - and 1th, orl' of S5 - -n.Thl• mo~t valuable player this year was Amy YandO\,'\, and arly Zimmerman n•cci\-ed the Coach' "\.-\'e got a long,, ell on th court nd e, en better off the c urt , fillm our fa e at dmn r , actm tuptd , .ind ha, mg a g od tim " R ,an Hanlon " !though w didn 't go, II th• wa thi ear , I f It that th1 reall r v. ardm g JU"t b · forming n w fn nd hip ills " "Hey go I •am, go gn te, m." Kau p •ar Bat:k row left to right · oach Sarah Cook , Erika ~1iner, S,1rah Pr1 e, Ka I Spear , Eliza Sp"'ncer and ~hie) Pinger . Front row: I\ nd e Barrm\ ..., Ehzc1Benton , .irh Z1mmern1iln, Ann 'I ,ind H\ , nd Rt'\ v, n H.1nlon. Overall Record: 10 10 port 77 BOYS Junior Varsity ~ _;·~t'--.j_:.i}~~ ~J '":l )!f!l..(1·· hiSltJ~»~I~~---·- l! _ .. :..16.ji.- \.' : J~~l¥" , ;~ - .~3 -.161 . ~ ,· ~Har:wood ' . '._" · 43 ; '.48· · r-~ ~ -x.,.....- . . • - I ::: ~~ntpt-O~r: .3'l 5ll , I 1 ' F~11nf.1,,wen • .59 '~~~i/dlcibury 1.i 162 . 1Golchestt•r 32 .79 •@BtiAFair,..,,_, 3i8 ~s- . Ha~,d 37· !Ii M;diafhurv -12 ,4i ' -@~ontpl'li~•r .12 ., ; iQtterVallcv J7 $9 : ,@Missisq~i a 54· 0@~·1t.Abraham .ft 67 Enosburg :;1 70 Mt;Ahral1am 49 55 Milton 51 43 ~r;slsq~oi(20T) 51 57 Milton - 63. 52 CiEriosburg.::....._ 69 i8 B, k row left to right: oach l·d ook, ~ e n ltfford, Ben dam , Jeff Kauffm, n, Ja l'n Overall Reco rd: 2-18 I alum1l'rl', f.1tt Kravc\,._ky, Jim Darragh, and I ogan I ,co111plt'. Front row John B.irton, , k• Burkett, Justin Doruwll), Ben LaFlam, :\-1attJa !-.man, and Kylt Dt•-.jc1rdm 7 port GIRLS Junior Varsity "It was rC',II, great to ... ba •tball tPam "TT1 gtrl worked hard "It was fun??" I3t'b' Barrovv "'I he ba ketbalb bmm ed.' L n l'\ Barrow In th photo to the nght th apt,uns were, Dani •lie Heff •man, Ken Ravmond, and R, hel allien. Overall Record: 9-11 ladeline GI,1sbur , and Je-. ica Beinh,lllr. Front 1pp, Ken Raymond, Bet-., Barrow , icole • port 79 VARSITY Varsity heerleading has e celled thi-.. ) ear in -..etting and rt'aching goal-... Lead by fi\"e -..enior-..,the t •am has learned a lot of new material and entertained fans , In addition to '-upporting our team ..., they h,we tra, led to other schoob to help them start building successful cheerleading pro '"ram-...They abo enjoyed doing ommunity s rvi l' at th' Boy and iris Club during the winter holiday ·eason, and on Januarv 29th the) cheered at a home we-..tling match. Cheers to Var ity! 0 Sporb States: 6th I Sport 1 Junior Varsity "I thmk thi.., 11,1., a great sea-.l,n tor us Our t",lm reallv stulk together "Don't plan on fir-,t...oka\, -,o I <1ndI e pttlll'J through l'\ l'n 11 hen th rl " r' on! threl' of u on the lit.>d.Congratulations; you're the tloor" \ iolet Smith best" Billy-Jo urnner, "I thmk that the be-.t part of l,ur squ.id 1 that 11 e all, r reJl! go id Coach frit>nds and han• a lot of fun togl'Lhrr" I leather Re\ nold "Of all the l'mot10ns I am fel'ling nghl mm, I thmk priJ · i the one that I'm feeling th most." I 1sa Huckab,n Back ww left to right: Violet Smith and Jennifer Tallman. I ront nm: Becky r,11lman, Je sica Competitions: 1st Simpson, Theresa Davis, Li-..ilHuckab) and harrah Ploof \fis~ing· I leather Re, nold-. ,rnd Brenna Krauss. 82 Sports ADDISON O'I'I'ERS h1 H, r th, w1m t am met v1th mmh u ce-, b th as a team and on th• mdl\ 1dual I•, I 1ftet:n m mb rs of the tl',1m quahfi •d for the Junior Oh mp1 me t and four returned to the fmdl m th ,; cning The t am won at th · orth ount hampion-,h1p , ,, 1th a than R1 hard and Laura Ouimette winnm th ir ind!\ 1dti.1le, nt . T am re ord , re br n a f llo\\ <1than I ichard 11 12 100 d Brea troke 1.11 7 11-12 200)d Butt rfh 212.76 L,iura mm ·tte 1 "i-1 100yd. 8aL -.tro e 10631 15-1 2oo;d . Butt rfl 2 2 .9 nm I ·ft to nght: Lrnrn Ouim tte, Rebe c.,1Ri hard , and Erin utm ki. Front Addison Otters at R1 hard and Jeff P,1rf1tt. fj..,.,m · J'" 1 , Predom and uh1m l'ozon . . port 1 VARSITYand JUNIOR VARSITY ince there wa. a mall junior, ars1t, team this year, the two wrestling teams came together and formed one .• tudenL wre tied on Jv at tournament accordingto their skill and grade le\'el. 10-.t practices were for the combined team. The team member enjoyed bu rides and staying at hotels. 1ost wrestler participated in JV tates events on February 17. There, Zack Cook took fir t and Tra\'is Bingham took second. wee.k later, at the Var-.ity tates meet, evervbodv \'\ restled and J Price took sixth. Awards thi year ,._,·entto JC for the fastest pin, Zack Cook for being the utility man Mark BienYenue a. the iron man, and dam Kimball as the mo!>t improved junior ,·ar it) \.\ res tier. 8-1 Sport,, •mor w "re, ,1th,m Bingham aptains were J.C.Price and ,md dam Kimball. Missing athan Bingham. w,1 Judd Kaufman. "Gre,11compelttors thm eon the thrill "\\ re tlmg nile~!" "Pra ticc doe n't of cnmpetitton, and 'athan Bingham makl' pertect 1t bring out the be t Practice make m th •m." p •rmanent." ten• mold, "I proved them \ rnng ." 1ike \,\ in IO\\ ,ir ti) o,1ch Zc1ck oo JV C ah Back ro\\ left to right Coach Ste\ e Arnold, D,n id DiBiase, Tra, is Bingham, Adam Donellv, Z,,ch ook, tan,1ger Betham Bru-..oand Coach Mike\\ inslow Front nm, ldt tori ht: i k North Country: 8th C0ok, athan Bingham, Mark Biemenue, Adam K1mball. J. . Pncl' and ~~ott Botala . I • port;. '5 "Good, clean fun. Mr. Matkowski Advisor 6 Sporh "I bett r get h tgun th1 ) ar " foll Jackm, n " 1r ol -l H que \ ah lpful c , ch nd m r , ed my mien.' Im th \\ ond rful port o olf " Da, 1d C rm1ch cl "Coif is the "P rt of hf , , ou can ne\ er b' th b t." T !er 1a nard ports 7 VARSITY On aturday May 27, VUH track • field participants went to the tates meet. here, freshman Ken Raymond came in second \'1.'itha long jump of 15' 5 l /2", \Vith senior Rachel Lrnning in third behind her by 1/2'', Also at the tates meet, Laura uimctte cam' in 4th with a time of 1:09 on the •100meter run; for the shot put (.arole McBride came in 2nd with 2 '10 I /2"; Justin Donnelly came in 5th with 113' 1" for the discw,; and Jim Darragh c,,me in -1th pl,m.> with a triple jump of 37' 1/2". The boys tonk 13th place and the girb took th. Great Job, team! t the Freshman Invitational on ~1,w 30th, Ken Raymond went for the long jump ,rnd took first place, then she went to C\', Englands in Portland 1aine, once again for tlw long jump. ood J b jumping, Keri port~ CROSS COUNTRY "K ep running" Kvr ten Hm,, rd 'Who' turn 1 1t to \\ct h Ju tin?" "Time i h rt, e pencn th tun." Ju tm D nn lly "Who \\,mt ¼at rm lon 7 " "Track bn't JU t about competing, it's ,1bout nnie \, ilson m ting m'w peopl and tr} ing different oach thing ." Kcty H, t h ST A TES: B~ys - 13th Gtrls - 8th port~ 4 BOYS VARSITY The year 2000 \IUH boys baseball t am had a rough year . Throughout their lm,_es, they hewed great team effort and never gave up trying . Towards th end f the eason, they starkd to work hard t gether and they won< couple of games . VUH is proud of the players commitment and hope that ne t season they can have a few more win If they keep trying and working together we are ure they can do 1t G and support the 2001 V H baseball team at all the games and encourage th m to never gl\'e up trying. LET'S GO BOY ! 90 Sport .. . ~ ,I·· ,, ...... :i·~~'-->- ~' . * ;, J~ t -i- ··: ·, ., I , r . '1J.• "', . ; ".; ~::I-~ . , 1- ---,._____. " It hough our r~ rd \\, nothing sp 1al, 1t v. a cl go d . let call it 't •am bondm ' v ar " Liam Qumn "ith all the tni gle we h. d 0\ er the e .., attitude , nd had fun " Overall Record: 2-14 • port 91 GIRLSVARSITY The Vergennes ,·ar ity softball team had a fun 2000 season. Though V H won only three games, the games with fount Abraham, Rice, and Leland & Gray, the girb ne,· 'r gave up trying. Tlwy worked hard together, ,,nd because of that 1t \.\\ls,, ::,ucce sful s •ason. They enjoyed developing stronger relationships with each other ,rnd JOkmg around with coach Lissa Gebo. ernors tara 1ucller, a rah pear, Jamie Litch, Marie Chugg, and ina \tcDonald were an integral part of thl' team and will b' greatly mis ed dunng tlw 2001 sea..,on. 92 Sport~ \'Msit . oftb, II team worked hard togl'th •rand had a wonderful "bond- a on ikr nine hl',1rtbreaking (o..,..,e.,,thi-, rel,1tively young team came together to t 1 trong Ric squ d g_ • Llter 111 the ..,ea.,on again..,l their long time nval Mount br h rn, the ommodore.., hit their stnde and beat Mt. Abe n'soundingly 12-6. In the fir l '• m ot the plavoffs c1ga111t #15 rated l l'land & Gra , , the girl surprised them- h , nd th 'Jr fans with a clo..,e victorv of 9-8 Three da · later VergL•nne lost to #3 P pl ' c. dL'my, the even tu, I stat• dmmps, by a score of 0-6. oft ball e, ,.nn wa a lot of fun and u ce-...,ful I ley, \\ e beat Enka Miner "We had, lot of fun tl>geth •r,, nd that made 11 uc es fol ea n." Carl • Zimm rman "We worked h..ird togctlwr and ueat'd a succe ful I 'am" Am\ Yando\, Ba k ro\,, left to right:. fan, ger Pachel obb nd o, ch LL <:a 1cbo. 1iddle ro\,: Jami' Utch, 1ara 1ucller, A hie nrton, ina 1cDonald, Erica tin r, Overall Record: 3-13 and arah aum. Front row: Bethany Brn,;o, my Yandow, Kaci pear, 1 1arie hugg, arl) Zimm rman, and, ,1rah ~ p ar. port,. 93 "It mu\ not h,1\ e bl'en the "We had .-i good uppNlh e team ' John Cl hga ultimate\\ inning st'as(1n "Justin Levin on pit h"d thin· ,1m,1zmg, 1 tori s for ba cball " as far as recording ½lll J\ Ju:itm Le\ m on and Jo-.-.es, but mm , l' e.., \ l'r pl,.1\er,, a-. a r •.ii "\'\ e couldn't ha\ c done 1t ,, ithnut ,111tllll cm fit Id hit .• h m .. L 1' winm'r for the de :lkat1un am )umn and comnutment the\ put forth." "We were a hard YI orkmg tp,1m th.it n '\' •r g,, cup \,\ lwn ,, nPcd d c1 hu e pla , 1t happc1w " I n hart Good luck to the 2001 Back rm,, left to right: oa h 1arc Pnme, Iarc \1) ers, Jonathan o"'hg.i , Ke, m \ andc\ \ eert , Boys JV team! Br) on hmidt, Ju"'tm I e\ mson and Jon 1 crs rront row · Frie r ert , mh Chugg, Pctt~r 1a11lou , Cod, Prime, Silm Quinn, l\lilc-, ~1iller, ,rnd Jw,1111 taill iu 94 port~ IRLSJunior Varsity ------. " ur rt• ord didn't " uflball is the be t thing G1)d ga, e to th~ 1c:arth,be idl' ket hup.'' Moll) Sh.1w ho\\ the pr ducti\ e t,,lent ot thi te,,m. " oft bal1's cool, but cat hers are better." Rums' Bristow \,\ 'had a gr •at 'T he ou tcome o ours 'ason wa n't g od, but we had a lot t fun and learned" lot and gr up of girl \\ ho that' \\ hat counts." Julie H,1a1jema lu,ed to pla softball." " oftball is, lot of tun om ttme . It'-, not important if w \\ on b au-.e it w Good luck to the 2001 Back r 1,,,left lli right· Ehz,1Benltm, Rumsey BrP,tm,, shl1c 1rnth, athl'rine ~ umner, and ca Huckaba 1iddle row: udre\ fucker,~ teph ~ trada, Gfrls JV team! Rachel Gre •nhnus, Erin 1elnick, Lilah Ro-.-.,A-.hley Plantier and Jessica Betnhaur. Front rm,: 'atha Sears, K.iti RC\--up,.-ro,D,micll • \ ri."ltc, Erin Paquin, Hilary Barrow-.,Sarah Donnell) and Tali I larthman. port,, 95 A c T I V i T I e t s 96 Activ1hc -~2 ~IT t ¥ I 1 o A • Section heads are from left to right, back row· Jessi Farnsworth, heena trada, Heath r im~n, Emyli McGrath, Sarah awn,, Brenna Krau. s, Rae Hawk.in<., Allison Burlock, uzanne Laidrnan, Erin Jackman, and Maddie Russett; front row: Beth Bannister, Rumsey Bristow, Tacia Erickson, Jade Denny and Heather Beddl'd; mu ing were Amanda Jerryand Alida Prime :---- Editor's ote TJie measure of a good team is not its leaders but instead, t11estaff wl10 work consistently week after week, after scltool and on aturdays. We've had our sltare of problems. "It was tl1e best of times, it was tJie worst of times," as we (wlio l1ad little expenence) found out. But witlt the help of our staff, we pulled it off and even managed to have a good time. At this point we'd like to tltank all those w110 contributed to t1,e yearbook, not only for their effort and hard work but also for not panicking when we seemed to need straight jackets. We're proud of this book and tlte staff who made it possible. 2001 Yearbook Editors- Kristin Licl1tenfels & Elicia Bessette 9 Activities "Htar no evil, see no evil, speakno evil." (e cept whi:n \ ou're working on the yearbook) m Th 2001 yearbook taff wa : back row from left to right: Katie Recupero, Kaci Spear, Suzanne Laidman, •rin Jackman, Heather impson, Emyli McGrath, Je i Farnsworth, Kristin Lichtenfels, Elicia Be. sette, B ·th Banni ter, Doug Deviod, Tim Glidden, Sheena Strada, Cheri Franklin, Michelle La Bombard, A hley O'Brynn, Theresa Davis, Ashl y Ringer, egan Carmichael, Corrine Cogger, Alli on Burlock Rae l lawkins .ind Br nna Kraus ; middl row left to right Beth Ker.;hner, Ashley Gregory, Jessica Whitney, Kn ten Kuhns, arah Caum, Lisa Huckabay, Autumn Rozon, Caitlin Magill, Heather Bedard, and L non· 1orse, adv1 ·or, front row left to right: K lsey Reed, Rumsey Bristow, Tacia Eriksen, Jade Denny, -• M, ddie Russett, Jennif r Paulo , Je sica Predom, and Morgan Cro ·grow. Mi. sing: Jonathan White, a I Je s1caBumor, Luke Russett, Kristin Bi sonette, , ikki Bald'\-\'ll1,Kara! orton, Leila Cro grove, Alicia Prim •, Kathy McBride, Amanda Jerry, and Daruelle Wri ley CD an a\\ esomeexperi- :11 ,.,..:· . : ~----'--'-t ' --~.,, ...... r (,(pj...... ,. r,1r ~ ..<~ _ 'i"~ - liwn Burl k c.An :;-!- ~ . ··,·- . - always another , . . - . ' - deadlinc.''--Rae Ha\\ ktn ~ - \ - . I . - . ~ - . - ·· h the counlle !!'1,lelinghours I ha\e pent here... c-Jll I go ho!Th! -Brenna Krm1ss ..Hm-m-m. how about -- Lenore ~1or e 9-12:00 doughnuts Advisor '\ 12- I :00 pizza .i.nd ,oda 2- 3:00 ycarb ok = ,;.aI 3: 4:00 cool down" -Beth Banni rer · Erin Jack.man Achnhes 99 'ati0nal H0n0r. 0..:iety nwmbers <1re,st,mding in the bad; row from left to right, J....ell1e Miner, Erika Miner, Ben Epstein, Bret Everest, Liam Quinn, Eliza Spencer Kahe Pettis, Officers are, from I •ft to right, Liam Quinn Coburn Elling.vood, Sarah C1Um, and Rachel obb. ln the middle row are Brenna Gnswold, Vic Prcsid 'nt, mv Yand0w-Trcasurer, Erin ook, Carly Z1mmem1an, m Yando\,, Elicia Bes~tte, and Laura Otnmette. •ated are oburn Ellingwood-President, and Sarah Parker_ horey, Milt.>s\1iller, Jim D<1rragh, Ash! ·v Ringer, Hans de Boer, and Seiln Brown. Caum- retary. Twenty-two students <1rememb~rs of Vergennes nion High. ·hool's Ottl'r Valle hapter of the National Honor Society These Studenb wen• sell· led on th basis of their scholastics, character,community ,ernce, and leader hip. Studl•nt mu t have a grade -point .:tnirage of 3.1 to be considered for member~hip . 1lowe, er, character, community service, and leadership carry as much weight as scholastics in the selection pr t'ss . ,1\-fombersof the , ation.il Honor So iety are exemplary school 1ltans and ,t•t an e ample for other students to follow. Thev must maintain their scholastic e ·cellenct•, a well ds perform sen ice functions in the school and community . t Christmas timt•, thev collected toys for younger children to help make their holiday a happy one . "'1embers ,1lso condu ted food drives at basketball games for the benefit of the Vt•rgennes Art•a Food Shelf Other Service task wt·re performed through thl' y •ar to benefit not only the s hool but also the surrounding communitie~ . - tr . Richard Burke, Advisor On the right, the new member gather before the induction ceremony on December 11th. The senior member5 are pictured below . Members of the. ational Honor Society are not only leader5 of this generation at Vergennes Union High School but also recognized as volunteers in the community. "I was glad that we could giYe underprivi leged children a nic Chrishnas by being involved in the toys-for-tots program this year." -Sarah awn I "On behalf of the ahonal Honor Society, I would like to thank Mr. Burke for all his hard work and dedication." 11 - Liam Quinn I Honors and Awards Principal' Leader hip Award D.A.R. Good Citizen German Summer cholarship Rachel obb Liam Quinn Janel Lavelle merican Legion Oratorical Competition H.0.B.Y. VUHS First Place- Rebecca Richard, Alternate-Er-in Melnick Will Webb Youth Patriotic Leader hip Conference RotaryYouth Leader hip Conference Rachel Cobb, Ben Epstein Brenna Gri wold, Parker horey [@rad ;:;;tion Comm ittee I Back row , left to right :. ,,th.in Bingham , Jan t Lavclle, Erin Smith, Tim Glidden, Liam Quinn, Carl • Zimmerman , Amy Yandow, John Vi kup, Rachel obb , ilnd Jc stca Ravmond Front W\\, left to right: Ahoa Pnme, Bethan y Bru,o , Kn tm Lichtenfeb , Eh ia Bes, •tic, and Sarah um IISenior Video II Back row, left to right : Tim Glidden, Tyler ~favnard, and Logan Becher . Middle Row, ldt to right: Erin m1th, Erin Jackman , K.n~tm Lichtenfcb, Elioa Bes,ette , uzanne La1drnan , Hilary I Iubt, Katie Martinec, Sarah Pric , Janet Lavelle, Rose-Mane Jones, and John Vi kup . Front row , left to right: Sarah Ca urn, Bethany Bru,o, Amy 'r andow , Jc~,1ca Ravmond, Rachel obb, and Cassie Ch.arlebois . Senior Clubs and Committees ~ inter Bal I Back row, left to right : Janet Lavelle, Alicia Prime, Katie Pettis, Erin Smith, Carly Zimmerman, Arny Yandow, Rachel obb, Je ...sici Ravmond, and John Vi kup . Front row, left to right: s·arah Pnce, Erin Jackman, Suzanne Laidman, Kristin Lichtenfels, Elicia Be ette, Bethany Bruso, and athan Bingham. Backrow, left to right. 'athan Bingham, Suz.anne Laidman, Sarah Price, Janet Lavelle, Enn mith, Carly Zimmerman, Amy Yandow, Kristin Lichtenfels, Eliaa Bessette, John Viskup, Rachel Cobb, Jesica Raymond, Sarah Caum, R Top to bottom, (left to right) . Elicia Bessette, Amy Yandow, A hley Angier, Rachel Gallien, Allison Burlock, Coby Ellmgwood, Carly Zimmerman, Liam Quinn, Jared Hatch, and Katy Hatch. [filng C~mmittee 1J Left to right : Rachel Gallien Deena 'vfuniz Keri Ravmond Ashlie ·smith Julie HaaiJ ma Beth Banruster and Eliza Benton . Committees and Clubs Actintie 103 Back row, left to right: LinnL\ terman, Ashle ' ray, M ~an Channichel, Brenna ,riswold, Elida Besssette, Tori ameron, Lilah Rl s, Liam Quinn, arl} Zimmerman, m_ Yando½, Rachel Cobb and a than Bingham front row, I ,ft to right: llison Burlock, Heather R 'ynolds, Brenna Krauss, Deena Muniz,JenJnhnson, Katie Recupero, And) hugg and ori John.'-On.Missing. sh Icy ngicr, Doug Devoid, Logan LeCompte, Kyrsten Howard . I enjoy d eeing the kid mile when I vi ited them. -Andy Chugg It i omething that I loved th will prepare me for way the kid the future! always looked -Doug Devoid o happy to eeme! -Amy Yanda½ Big Brother /Big Si ter i a lot of fun. It' nice to see how you can help ome one with a little bit of time. - Lilah Ross It was a lot of fun. I got to know the kid and pend time with them. - Linnea Oo terman Big Brother/Big Sister is an IT IS FUN! important acti\'ity in our school. High school students visit elemen tar school student and pend - Ii ia Bes ette quality time with the children, helping to enrich their lives . Once a we k participants visit their little brother and sisters and spend a half hour playing game or doing crafts with them. Both big and little brothers and sister look forward to seeing each other every week. S eing the look on my little ister' face make my day! The hard part i telling her that, ye , h docs hav to go back to cla . -Tori Cameron It' a lot of fun! It' a nice way to get away from chool and have a good time! - Deena Muniz I love working with Ii ttle kid . Big Brother /Big Si ter i perfect for that. -Ka tieRecu pero Acti\ ,hes 105 Peer Mediation Members are back to front , left to right· ara Donnelly , amantha Paine, Ju tin Donnelly, E\ an Howard, Je ica imp on, and Ja per mith. Mis ing are. Dan orrell, Bethany horcy, David be!, and Katie Chamberlain. Peer Mediation is a group of high chool tudent who work together to h Ip their f llow tudent . Thi group u leader hip kill to h Ip n gotiat p r probl m . Pe rm diator meet with other student and help them di cu s their difficulti and then sugge t p 1ble outcome and olution . P er mediator do not try to fix the problem but in t ad try to h lp their peer work i sue out them elve . Discussion Group Tuesday Friday Members are from back to front, left to right: Advi ·or M . Member are, from back to front, left to right : Jeff David on, Pam Vanderweert. Danielle Wrisley, A hley Freegard. Advisor Ms. Davidson, Gerald Chamberlain, O'Bryan, hannon Gray, Da .. 1d arm1chael, Ashley Gray, Duranc cribncr, Advi or Bob hca, Liz Hal I • a than Ashlie Smith, Advi or Bob Shea . Redmond. 106 Activitie Boys and Girls State Boy tate participants thi year were Liam Quinn, Girb tate participants thi. year were Brett faere t, hri Reed. and Richard Krayew ky. Carl)' Zimmerman. Je ica Raymond. and Rachel Cobb. I Sophomore Summit 2000 2001 Participants were Jame Darragh, Participants were Rachel Greenhau , 1artha Stansb ry, and Jo 1Provencher. Rachel Gallien, and am Quinn . Ach\'ibe~ 107 Math League is all about the cookie _." -Rae Hawkins ., Math League 10 Activities Future Farmers of America Future Farmers of America members are, back to front, left to right: Cadden Rood, Ben Rochon, Jasper Smith, Adam Donnelly, Kri tina Larmay, Joseph Bolduc, Zack Maple, and Ben Wallace. Mis ing is Bill Vandeweert. "J"t1ture Fam 'rs of America i a great experience. It edu c te you for life experiences to come, and ou get to have a fun time doing it." -Joe Bolduc s T E ecuti,·e C,iunc1l. 1m ) andow, ..,ecretary, u \1iles Miller, tre.1..,urer,, nd Rachel obb, pre..,ident.M1ssm ,, Bl'n Ep~tem, \'ice pre,1dent. In lower right photo: . arah Caum nd Lba Huckabay displav their ommodore spirit bv D participating m "Twin D.1y" Below: the girb' var-.ity b-ball team g.1thers at a pep rallv. E N T C 0 u N C Fre hman Student Coun cil, Back row, left to right. I Bethany Shorey, Tana Erikson, Kelsey tetson, and Madelaine GJ,1.,sberg. Front row, left to ng ht: Lynsey L Barrows, and Emily Kipp. 110 Activities Sophomore tudent ouncil, left to right : Rebecca Richard, Deena Mumz , Eliza B nton , Julie Haaijl'ma , and Stc-phaml.' Strada . 'vii. ~mg: Rachel Gallien Junior Student Council. left to right : Parker Shorey, Kahc Recupero , Brenna Griswold, Kaci pear, and Sarah Morris . 'vii sing: Came Plan and Laura Ouimette . "I think the Student ouncil will make, really big difference this year bl.'cause of all the hardworking student ." - Knstm 1.ichtenfels Senior Student Council, left to right. Kri tin Lichtenfels, Carly Zimmerman, John Viskup, and Jessica Raymond. Activities 111 CAST (In Order of Appearance) icely- icely Johnson Miles Miller Benny South tree! Brian Ravmond Rust Charlie Amh Klopfenstein arah Brown Eliza Spencer rvide Abernathy Jim Kennedy Agatha arah Morris Mi sion Band Jade Dennv Radie! Greenhaus Steve Gullion LisaHuckabay Knstin Kuhns Erin Melnick Radie! Noyes Hannah Parsons Be<..--caRichard 1\iathan Ridi,ml Ashlie Smith Theodore Spencer Katherine Sumner Ashley Oosterrnan John Klopfenstein Hany The Horse Luke Tallman Lt. Brannigan Bryon Schmidt athan Detroit JohnViskup Angie The Ox Seth Provencher Big Jule Will Webb Liverlips Louie Josh Taylor Scranton Slim Andy Chugg Society Max Parker Shorey MissAdelaide Elicia Bessette Sky Masterson Bob Torrey Joey Biltmore Katherine Sumner HOT BOX GIRLS Mimi JessicaRaymond Bubbles Tori Cameron Babs Sarah Caum Sugar Radie! Cobb Vivian JessiFarnsworth Tiffani Julie Haaijema adine Ashley Kuhns Angel Laura Ouimette Candie Kate Pettis Coco Carrie Place Buttercup Keri Raymond Blossom Amy Yandow Genera!Maltilda B. Cartwright Jessi Farnsworth The Drunk Andy Chugg Waitress Radie! Greenhaus MC Parker Shorey Havanna Waitress Lisa Huckabay Havana Dancers Radie! Cobb Jessica Raymond Andy Chugg Andy Klopfenstein Laura Ouimette Keri Raymond Luke Tallman Josh Taylor ORCHESTRA Anna Husk Sophia Hir!,ch Anne Brown Hillary Barrows Deruns Bruso Matt Krayewsky BenAldridge Joe Klopfenstein Taylor Paul Sally Conway Liam Quinn Coby Ellingwood Steve Sa\'\yer C1rolyn Tatlock Jim Lanpher Tom Charpanher Joe Glidden Chris Que!,nel Adam Popick TECH ICAL CREWS Stage Manager Je~sica Torrey Dance Captain Margaret Welch Prop Allison Parsons, Coordnator Jim Tatro Barb Defile Stage and Prop Crew Laura Bowle, Beth Kerschner Alicia Bruso John Pettis Jordan Cook Jeff Parfitt LeahSears Lighting David Riley Sean Riley Jason Riley Ann Riley Dennis Bru,;o Jeremy Redmond BarryMcDonald Sound David Riley Dennis Bruso LC Jazz Set Construction John Pettis Sally Gul!Jon Jasper Smith Jason Fearon Beth Ker chner Jordan Cook Bonnie Melnick Sonny Torrey Michael and Meghan O'Daniel Ross Raymond Costumes Barb Demic Donna Lalumiere Carol Place Denise Kennedy Joanne Dion Nancy Klopfenstein Laura Lalumiere-Salley Dorothy Tisbert "Guys and Dolls" logo Elicia Bessette Make-up and Hair Catherine Caum Kim Rheume Lucie Huckabay Jessie Jerry Whitney Denny Billie-JoSU01J1er Maria Marchione Beth Bannister Bevie Jo Marquardt Ushers Brad Castillo Matt Jackman Brandi Deyette Justin Levinson Sara Donnelly Les!Je Kinson Rae Hawkins Erin Gutowski Rebecca Tallman Props Burdicks Don DeVaney Gadues Dry Oeaning The Knapp Family The Oiarlotte Grange The Qurnn Family Business Manager Susan O'Daniel O'Daniel Assistants \1iles Miller Katie Pettis Alicia Bruso Program Glory Martin Susan O'Daniel Precision Print and Copy Ticket Sales Paula Pettis Deborah Rossetti Patty Paul, Second Star Toys Jim Tatro 115 The Tempest Cast Shipmaster : .'v1ollyShaw Boatswain . Andy Chugg Alonso : Bryon Schmidt Sebastian · Lilah Ros Antonio : Jessica McGrath Mariner 1. Will Webb Mariner 2 Je e Charlestreem Mariner 3. John Vi cup Mariner 4: Tim Dowdy Miranda Erin Melnick Pro pero Coby Ellingwood Ariel. Elicia Bessette Caliban . Jared Hatch Ferdinand Seth Provencher Adrian : Suzanne Laidman Fransico : Ton Cameron Trinculo Jen Brandt Stephano : J.T. Begins Iris : Rachel Greenhaus Ceres Sarah Caum Juno : Emyli McGrath Gonzalo Mile Miller Spirit 1. Corinne Cogger Spirit 2: Caitlyn Brash Spirit 3 Kelsev Stetson Spirit 4: Ashley Angier Spirit 5: Brenna Krauss Spirit 6: Lindsay Bushey Spirit 7: Michelle Caniyo Spirit 8 Julie Haai1ema et Alicia Abrahamson & John Jerger Music : Kr!Stin Lichtenfels Make-up Lisa Huckabay & Eliza Benton Trouble in Te a Being the new kid in -.chool stinks . You Take my Fears by Liam Quinn have to make new fnend.s and gencr,1lly try by Jennifer Montani On the inside, I w,1Sstomping around to fit in without making a tool of yourself, on fake all my fears aw,1y like a mountain gorill,1 gone bec.;erk, and top of missing ,111llf your friends and your All m · cart•ll'ss ways bellowing," o way! I won't' You can't family I wa-. getting along pretty well, and I'm hiding , take «II my fooli h pnde ruin mv hie the kids w •re dl'Lent to me , e\'en if the, From the darJ.. •r ·1d ' I'm fightin g. ln re~lity, I wa standmg peaceably in tec1sed me about my 'r ankt•t• aLu:nt - as if they ive ml your stren th ,rnd gr, , my grandmothers kitchen, a s1cklv smile weren ' t the ones who spoke like they had Kel.'p a smile on my faL from knowing, on my face," ure Gran. I'll do it if you marble1:, in their mouths! ive me your hopl' and love really want me to But now I was doomed . r,rn had signed Ll't me bL• part ol it howm g "Tom, I'll be so proud of you up on me up for this cheesy talent show at the If my -.oul l'.'ould bl.' n, thmg that stage 'r ou'll hear me right up in the Amencan Leigon in town . Dol'sn't sound like I would pie turc a pair< f wm g , tront ro,\, \\hi . tlin' and stompin'. the end of the world , do 'sit? But there's a II these wing want to t1 enously, child, if you wm first place in catch . My talent? Ballet! Won 't you teach theJ11how Ill fl the talent show, do you know what that I've been studyiing ballet since I was four. Make mt• a wi ...er one means? We could afford airfare over to Dancing is like breathing in my lamily, but With ead1 n ing sun l sL'l', Italy and urprise your parent on last year it started to feel more like choking to Make me lighter tor lov opening night of your mama 's ballet. " me . It took up all my time, and I was ready to Bright as tlw ..,t, r ab1 n '. . . d trv otl1L'rthings, like bask ,tball. B •fore 111.'ft 1v mom use d t o b ea pnnc1pa 1 c1ncer - .. , t . for Te as, I hnally !ound the courage to tell w1th th e B o t on B a IIe t ow s l1e rvmg · , , Silver Shimmer . h h lf h · mv folks howl felt. '111 nc,·er be ureyev t o es t a bl1s erse as a c oreograp 11er. · . b Michelle LaBombard . t tu • t anywav, no matter how hard I pr,1cttcc, and I I1e go t th 1s grca oppor m · as a gues • _. l'al' ilver mollnli ht ·th th M"J B t ~ want time to plav ball, and studv, and hang c h oreograp h er w1 e I an a 11 e . .~ 1 v . . · , • Slips silent! between cloud mist father is a set designer, and thev wanteli out with my fnend .' My parents shocked tcH., litter and spark! gail • h1m,. to)c. I am r e a IIy h appv for ·11 1cm . me bv• being pn:ttv. • under.,tanding. about 1t. ri ket.., hum and h1rp soft! • They de erve a bre~k. But.the result for Okay, I said, the kids ht•re \'\-'ereall nght , \ htle ods and ancestors me i. that I'm spending the school vear and they are. But they're diffl'rent from the it, observing patiently ·th G · d T ·. kids back home . In Boston, pL'ople were w1 ran 111 an v, exas, popu 1 a 1 10n 1200, anL:l a tt en d 1ng. · Lvn d on B . J o h nson mo tlv• cool about mv• dancmg. . Herc, every . Darkened ..,h, dows ot pring leave, Consolidated Middle · chool. Mv school guy 1 meet hunts and fo,_hes,and cwryone is • tand tall, :,ta tel , and Wl..,L' b ac k m· Bos t on cou Id n··1 th· 1s w ho. 1e d us t v football crazv.• If I mentioned il\'er _ shimmer of the ·aim nver • ( ontinued on page 120) Has a message to tell nruffleJ and whole Its purity radiates magically from every molecule Vermont evenings in spring You live to be a part of he aid, she said by Jenn John on someone once said, "you tv,:o are too different, it will never work." i c.;aid, "it will, i know , i lo\'e him ." you said nothing . i told you, you ,vere perfed for me, you doubted me . i aid i was unworthy, you told me i wa.., beautiful. once i told you, you weren't good enough, you believed me, and i lost you i stayed me, you became a better you. i'm here loving you you are omewhere doing what you do someone said we wouldn't work . i think they were wrong . i couldn't work, you are workable . you said i'm too needy, i said you weren't good enough we were both wrong The Magician Steen said b lica bram on "Write a poem like Drum roll plea e. Langston Hughes. Doe not l dies and gentlemen, Have to be rhyming, doe not pectators as well! Ha,·e to be flat. o home Watch hi legerdemain. And write a poem, atch ashed fies and deceives you again. Ju t like that." I It h,md mo,·e without any doubt. Holy torpedoes, this may suck I Ii sin ular magical powers blow you av-,ay. I'm fifteen, v-.:hite,born in Mass. I I1 1ride cent eyes flash blue and green sparkles, I lived there, moved here Tho. , crv tal windows to his ..;ecreb unknO\\ n. And ha, e been here ever since. Dressed in black, he tiptoes across the stage. It's not easy to be me C.uefullv he swavs his arm through the air, In this place that we're in, ~ he flip; playing.card in and out of e. i!>tence. t thi age of "sweet" si teen. Carrib •an colored ribbons fly through the air, I hear vou,. chool, hear me Dancing on ram bow of light that fill the room. I h;ar and listen to \"OU. I !is tricks ma\ seem to be o, er, I like to eat , sleep, drink, and eat But he ha!>~mly just begun. I like to run, kite, skate, and date. A "I - ided onent,11 bo floats down from the ceiling. I would like a bike for my B-day. nflllding the mystl'r}, he steps inside. I belie\'e me being a redneck I Ii'.'>lo, elv assistant do e him inside the tomb. Shouldn't make me different than the other kid , 'r ou listen to the mystical, magical words ... But I guess it doe . Then - Being me, this page will not be a nerd, PRE TO! But it will be a part of you, Steen. The mystical hape unfolds You are a nerd, for '\e.11 ,, doz •n glittery, white-feathered don?s. Yet part of me a I am part of you. !hey glide through the air, Sometime~ vou don't want to be a part of me. Winding like twine through th imaginary breeze. i don't \\.'ant to be vou, You hear l,mghing in the audience. Although you can drh e. You are a nerd, You look to see trom where the laughter bellows. And that'-, not me. It is he, th magician Thi is m) page for Engli h 11 itting ca ually, sipping wine. A hundred hands clap to the beat of his imagination. " ntil next time, mv friends," H , 1)" ,,.., ht• bow'.'>to another m~gnificent performan e Oh, no. This can't be happening, I Just then I saw Jesse Ray 1mpson, Big thought. I thought wrong. I tried to Bubba, striding up the aisle toward m . I reason with Gran, telling her Tuesday duckl'd backstagl' and snuck out thl door that would be too soon to risk leaving the led to the parking lot. Unn.-,11.my Mnrs wer • hospital, but she can be pretty deter materilizing down to th • last detail. I turned mined som times. Grl'al, 1 was going to and c1wJe-....~ spnnting to\ , rd m H' meet my death 1500 miles from home in caught my ann in a \ise-like gnp. the parking lot of American Leigon Post "I've been looking for you." 'o urpru 2 9 after all. there I thought. "I mean, I'\ e been, th, t IS, Scl\O 1was abuzz the next few day. w 'n) been, looking for imeon like with talk of the talent show. The other Huh? Jesse's mi e didn't und m ~ n kids planned to do normal things like at all. I forced my eyes t >m t hi . · playmg spoons or piano, or doing Elvis sort of twinkling lik, Gram.. impersonations. In desperation, I lied "Yeah, me and some ol thl' kid h e and said that I wa going to juggle. How tonight are into !me danan '· We pra~iice on wa l going to tell some of the toughest weekends and perform at parad and the by Tac1a Eriksen eighth grader I had e\'er met that I mall and stuff. We cam, tonight to chL'Ckout would be performing ballet? I couldn't, our competition, the Fort Worth group that (Trouble in Te a , continued from p. 11 0 instead I prayed that a tornado would was in the show. Anyway, our gwup L., Swa11Lake, they'd probably think I carry away the Legion building or the dm,vn one male danc r. I-led<, it L.,n'tb.11let wa talking about a good place to snag select board would ban dancing ,-\'ithin but it's fun. You'd pick it up re,11fast with catf1 h. nd then there are the bubbas. the town limits. It was a wishful plan, l your training. 1low about it? Want to com t o far in my school I \ e counted three never ·aid it was a good one. a practice and ~~\~hat you think?" kid called Bubba. One football Bubba, The night of the talent show, the ". ure, }L~se Ray. Talk to vou about it m One wrestling Bubba, and one unaffili- whole town turned out. Contest,mb sch(xil tomorrow." ated Bubba-at-large, the bigge t and were decked out in full show regalia, " kay, great. So long, Bubba" He lop..,J toughest of all. So, even as I agreed to parents and teachers in their wake. Gran off, leaving llll' to pondl'r this develpment. dance in the talent show, I had vi ions of had made it out of the hospital after all. The stage door opened and Aunt being pounded into the dry, Texa dirt Her wheelchair was parked in the ai. le, Mav called out to me. "There vou are, by a trio of giant Bubbas. and she had brought an entourage that To~, ome here quick' You .~·on! I had to tell Gran that I couldn't go included her bridge club, Aunt May, and They're calling you onto the stage. Gran on stage, but I knew it would hurt her. hvo orderlie from the ho ·pita! that had i about to burst with pride!" The talent how wa appproaching fa t, befriended my charming grandmoth r. It didn't dawn on meuntillaterthatI'd and I racked my brains to think of a way The v,:orst part of thi ordeal was been areal jerk. Here I was so sure my new to mamtain my d1gmty and health knowing that Gran would have to classmates wouldn't a ccpt me if they knew I without di appointing her. l tried to talk witnes my di grace wa a ballet freak, and all along I was the to her a few times, but she always I waited numbly for my turn. From one who was narrow-minded and judgmen derailed me with prai e and encourage- the wing , I watched Bobby Calhoun tal. ment. Finally, I re olved to tell her play the sp on hke a madman, and And J se Ray had calk>dme Bubba. Who straight out after chool. Sally Ann McDougal ing a Reba knows? Maybe I'll be L.B.J Consolodated's That afternoon, ,vhen the school bus McEntire tune. At last, the dreaded first ballet Bubba. This year might be kind of neared Gran's house, I aw the fla hing moment arrived. Doomsday o turning inter ting after all. blue lights of a police car, and an back. ambulance pulling away. I tarted to The emcee announc d me and aid I panic, and then aw a police officer and would be perfoming a dance solo from my Aunt May walking toward me. They Stravinsky's ballet Petnishka. My quickly rea ured me that Gran would choolmates uttered a collecti\'e con- be okay, that he had fallen and frac- fu ed murmur. I stepped on tage ju.tin tured her shoulder. As I drove to the time to see the most popular kids in the ho pittal with my Aunt May, my initial middle chool walk into the room. All fear for Gran receded, and I couldn't three Bubba were there, a well a help thinking that fate had intervened everal cheerleaders. y mghtmare was and aved me from my problem. After coming true Oh, well. The solitude of all, now I would be pending my free the ho pita! room I wa sure to find time visiting Gran in the hospital. my elf in might be peaceful. Aunt May and I walked into the I began to dance. There was not a hospital and located Gran. She looked ound from the crowd a I leaped back tiny and cared, lying in bed in the and forth aero the splintery old tage. I emergency room examining cubicle, but figured what the heck, I might as well go her eyes still twinkled when he saw me. out with a flourish, and almost began to Before I could even kis her cheek, she enioy my elf. I finished with two gravity- promi ed that he would be out in time for defying grandjetes, my be t ever. the talent how. Then it was over. I bowed and the "l _wouldn't mi s ~t fo:the world, '.om. crowd erupted in applau e and whistles. Lookmg forward to 1t will take my mmd off I couldn't believe it! I strode offstage. I by Alicia Abraham on the pain." was on cloud mne. Excerpt From Philosophy an old friend whom he hadn't seen in years, even though we talked every morning . Over Orange Juice: I would sit, and lbten intently as she spoke to me about the weather, A Personal arrative her garden, a had • of nail polish or a relative, a if I were another a~ul: . And, when I spoke back she really listened, nodding, smoking, 1ppmg h r coffee, and always wanted to know why, or how ; making me e plam in detail mv ix-year-old theorie on hfe .• ometim after our morning chat, or a· walk m tlw afternoon, he would find thing to do around the cottage, and I would u ually sta , just so that I could . ee her things . As she ironed cloth s or du ted, I would go through her old makeup cases, marveling at the golden powder compacts and tear shap d bottles of p ·rfume . Her millions of show , I purses, and old dre~ses would send my imagination to another world full of movie star and fur coats, glittering jewelry and an elegant life that I could not wait to grow up and have, especially if it was going to be like harlene's . That wa a long time ago, almo t twelve years, and childhood fantasies have turned to real !if . o, it i not glamorous, not always beautiful, but it is real, and I do cherish it just a much as I did as a mall child. When Lite Has You by the Throat B, Ebc1a Be sctte It's not your ima gina tion . !W5 have finally caught you ~1th your pants down . It' almost a ifltttYS (etwlPOtvlY YOO Yo ~r li fe wi l l ~ecer be _rP same. So now what? L<>t', facn i , It i,.;n't a n1c1tter of lifo or deatl, . You get 365 of these each year Al l t he one s tha t (tt(~1 you , Put them where the sun ~on t sh;ne . I magine co: l ec ing ~ome hi r.g more va l uao l e · Deviled pam, Chips A,-10y. Why Not Eit Cake? >-,--- · -0 ~.. _... -- ,.. _ .. • --r -- --- r L__L-..L..-~ - --- -i • i -.-~ ------7 I 1/_,,. ~ I 111 •=-i ! n i il 1.::- I lI ,....•... Thl• 'cw England War Y,,ung \'\'ritl'P• by Gart>th Turo ontl'fl'nce partil'ipants : Don't ever give in Dadd EbC'I. Leila Fight 'ti! the end of time co ...grnve, L urn You can't win Ouimette, I will prevail over ynu L\ ndsay Bushey, hl'ct1<1 trada, Society can't hold me do,\ n ob Ellingwm,tl, I will fight 'ti! thl' end G.ucth Turro, EVL•r'thmg ·ou do m ,am Elicia Bl'<,sette, Don't l'Vt'r g1v • in LiamQumn, e,·er kt them ..,ceyou utf r Kn..,tin Smile in the focc of torment Lichtl'nfds, Andy So iety an't hold me down Chugg, Katie I will fight 'ti! the l'nd CambcrLun(absC'ntl, Amber Liberty Won't conform to our views (absl'nt) and Bl'll C,1n't vou '-CC wh . Epstl•in(absent) \ c won't gl\,:c in to evil and p, in \Vhat you offer we won 't acct pt S ciety can 't hold me down I will fight 'ti! th, end Steen said, Untitled 'ever yieldm • an inch Write a page about this topic Midsummer love Our hlm,d shed for a au...,t o, I will! Though it won 't nd dreams, ur voices hL•,rd in silence Be about what I ,vant, but Their way creaming 'ti! the end What other people want to hear, Thanks for understand mg, ooet · can't hold me down While society lowly poke<; and prod.., at your Charm thee with vour voice. I ,vill tight 'ti! thL•end Inner personality until the truth is revealed. One kis.:. 'ever surrender to sout ty So why are ·we doing this? My truest love .. . There b a war I'm sitting here asking my..,elf, b there a reason? pc1re my gracious heart Thi" is a weapon Is there omething hiding mng to '-l'C you , .tall! Behind the poem he's showing us? KML Or does it have no meaning? Who am I? Am I the e\'eryday Joe? Hell, will I ever know? If you a. k me, I'm likl' snow: Unpredictable and unknown! So maybe it's better not to know! I am a per on woth \'alue , I am a per on in love, I am a per50n who feels thmgs every per.,on wants to feel Iamme The things that surround me make me. The people in my life: friends, family, enemies, girlfriend These are the people who make m wh I am. Run-away What i in each The bag is packed Direction? The door is open I turn off the car You pack the car I cry m desperation Turn the key o way out And drive to the end o \'\ay to go Of the driveway The only thing left to do = What way to go Is put the car .....:2 left? or Right? In reverse and back i:: If I go nght Up the drive C I head north Bring the bags in >.,,: If I go left And unpack 0 i:: I head I guess you have to ,,: outh u What is in each Plan where you are ... -.0 Direction? Going to go to. >, I turn off the car -LAM .c ;:: < Time by Elicia Bessette Tinw, you move slowly now, ever so much more in one hour than in a day of long t,m • Ju t. R in ke~p your seconds , 11 o ironically falls ntCl th !wart of the window pane hil I h 'P the beat in my own heart of glass thit I like the pane o wonderfully r fleet my distorted image . Th rire moVl's quick compared to this wallowing rhythm of my self-hatred It onluse.., mv ears with sharp slaps to the wood , if to ,1waken the salvation th,1t I h,Wl' long forgotten and have no need for et remains all too dos to my fingertips. l ,me, do not judge me in my hour of worthlessness. n• our signs, Time, I e your gentle jests and jokes you make upon me now nding a bottle of sweet stupor, i-, it not beautiful with it's ruined reflection of me . Why do you, Time, w, nt me in the mirror, the window pane or in the Untitled bottle? by Ben Epstein Oh -,wecl drunken Juice, much like the sweet life of an idiot Leading a tampede I race remembering nothing, I am in hot pursuit of myself reacting to nothing, The chase of a vision foeling nothing, A vision of perfection, of the truth if only I could never feel. In the rarest of moments my dream is realized I am a dreamer, Time, For those few ephermeral moments I am flawless trapped inside a fragile woman's body. It is those flashes, epiphanies that come and go with an instant Look what You have done Where a glimpse of truth i achieved to this white fragile thing It i be t described not by this ver e of nothing but wretched excess But by a smile and a wink with no one to fetch it for a dollar, It is something beautiful not after what you have done, I don't blame the man who has no desire. He turns his face away unlike you, cruel Time, who have saved me for yourself! 1 have broken the bottle with no use for it not that the Juice has left and jumped hurriedly into my body infecting me with sicknes much like self pity. You will not abandon me, my dear Time, no matter how I wish you to leave. I see your spinning shards upon the floor like harp little memories reflecting a thou and rather than one UVM Writing Honor inth Grade; Bethany Shorey, Sarah Gullion, Allison of thi.., fragile white body Burlock Tenth Grade, Sam Quinn, Amber Liberty, Molly Shaw and Rachel Greenhaus(absent). Eleventh Grade; Sean Brown, Laura Ouimette(ab ent), that you do not abandon. Parker Shorey, and Jenni Tallman. Twelfth Grade; Elicia Bessette, Alicia I see you, I -;ee you Time, Abrahamson, Doug De\'oid, and Carly Zimmerman. 123 slop your spinning, I am your for the night. Concert Choir Karen J rdan, Dir ctor oprano CHORUS li ia Abrahamson Hillary Barrow" Eliza Benton aitlyn Brash B thany Bru o Officers Tori Cameron Michelle Caniyo Me an Carmichael Sarah Caum, Pr id nt Kate Carnahan Je ica Raymond, ice Pr ident arah Caum Bob Torrey, A si ·tant to the Pre ident Chara Culver Mil Mill r, Trea urer Kri ·ten Eddington Rachel Greenhaus Katherine Sumner, S cretary Brenna Gri wold B cca Richard, Librarian Julie Haaijema Elizabeth Hall Brenna Kraus A hley Kuhn arahMorri A hley Oo terman Laura Ouimette Katie Petti Carrie Place Sharrah Ploof Heather Reynold Becca Richard Kasey Ru ett Samantha Scott Eliza Spencer Je ica Torrey Rachel Cobb Corinne Cogger Sarah Donnelly Je i Farnsworth Madelaine Glassberg Commodore Sin ers Li a Huckabay Janet Lavelle Linnea Oosterman So rano ~Ito Keri Raymond SarahCaum Jessi Farn worth Jes ica Simpson Katie Pettis Jessica Raymond Ashley Smith Violet Smith Keri Raymond Katherine Sumner Katherme Sumner Eliza Spencer Carly Zimmerman A hley Swenor Amy Yandow Tenor Bass Carly Zimmerman Justin Levinson Jo h Taylor Miles Miller Bob Torrey Tenor Adam Donnelly Justin Levinson Miles Miller Parker horey Brad Castillo Andy Chugg Han de Boer Matt Jackman Bryon Schmidt Jasper Smith Jo ·h Taylor Bob Torrey Will Webb John Viskup Jon White 2001 District Chorus Thewinter chorus concertwa., a great u C .., this . ar thanks to the Sarah Caum hardwork and determination of everyone involved. The Commodore ingers Lisa Huckabay ,owed th, audience yd again with their wonderful performance of "The Tweh·e Je i Fam worth Da ot 1rbtma-,," originally v.ritten for the King's ingers. The high school Brenna Kraus chorusdid t'qually well with their performance of Antonio Vivaldi's "Gloria," A hley Kuhn ¾ithS{lkl', bv Julie Haaij •ma and Katie Pettis, and Sarah Caum, JL>ssiFam.,worth, Miles Miller and J ica Ra wond . Th VUHS chon15also hired students from the Vermont Laura Ouimette YouthOrchestra, a..,well ,ls J • Klopfenstein , Chris Dicltl and Eli.1,abeth 1etcalf. Katie Pettis . pl'cial thank...,to Mrs. Jordan who organized it all and spent counties'>hours Je sica Raymond working v. ith the ch ru to make it an unforgettable performance! Keri Raymond Becca Richard Katherine Sumner Bryon Schmidt Eliza Spencer Bob Torrey 2000 All-State Chorus SarahCaum Janice Frank Gary Haaijema Valerie Beach Jesica Raymond Eliza Spencer Keri Raymond Katie Pettis Mile Miller Bob Torrey 2001 ew England Chorus Keri Raymond Eliza Spencer Bob Torrey Symphonic Band BAND ue O'Daniel, Dtrector Flute Katie Pettis Erik.a Miner Laura Ouimette Erin Melnick Kri tin Lichtenfels Cheri Franklin Bethany horey Je ica Raymond Brandi Deyette Katie McEnerney Bethany Randall Ahl y Mo· ey Qfficers ara Donnelly Leah ear Katie Pettis, President arah Gullion Jc-.sica Torrey, Ca 1e Kennett Vice Pre ident Caitlyn Bra h Erika Miner, ecretar amantha Scott Erin mith Treasur •r Je ica 1mpson Matt Krayew ky, Kri tm 1chtenfcls, Clarinet and Suzanne Laidman, Keri Raymond Librarians Jeremy Redmond Suzanne Laidman Ju tin Mailloux Chara Culver Kathy McBride Michelle Wilber Rae Hawkin Jonathan White Bass Clarinet Carly Zimmerman Hillary Barrow Alto Saxophone Sean Brown Griffin Condon Amy Yandow Je sica B inhaur John Barton Tyler Pierce Ben Andrew Mallets Rachel Cobb Tenor Saxophone Liam Quinn Matt Krayewsky Kyle Burkett Baritone Saxo hone John iskup John Myers Trumpet Chris Que nel Justin Levinson Rachel Greenhaus Han de Boer Parker Shorey Jon Go liga Dan McEnerney Erin Smith Andy Chugg Will Ha tings Erica Counter Adam Donnelly Peter Maillou · French Horn Mile Miller Alicia Bru o Trombone Coby Ellingwood am Quinn Bob Torrey Andy Klopfen tein Je sica Torrey Laura Bowles Baritone Jim Kennedy Gordon Sevee Sarah Price Percu sion Joe Glidden Lilah Ro s Jared Hatch Lauren Billing - Ali on Carmichael Kyle Rotax Lynd ay Bushey Timpani dam Popick VUHS MARCHING ~ · BAND ON PARADE SPORTS>» S LIFESTYLE>» ...... z -.. .,,n... V V V --- NITIONAL»> NITIO ! Iii 2000-2001 II WORlD ~ TheMille i.m Bndg a footbridgea ross the River Thames ~..:mGlf{: ~ . connectingL ondon's St Paul sans Cathedralwi theTate Moder n Art ,,,,, , , Gallery opensm June It 1s the first plomb f f 95 9 bridge to be built overt he T ames super· ·•8. 13 3 m 100y ears. gazole 6.DY · ii, r. El & A floodsin SoutheastAsia are A PresidentClinton travels to A A cable car carryingskiers A YugoslavPresident Slobodan causedby daysof poundingrain. SoutheastAsia in Novemberto help and snowboardersin Austria MilosevicIs oustedlrom officein Millionsare forcedto leavetheir mendrelations between the United catcheslire Insidea tunnel, October, ending13 yearsof violent homesand morethan a thousand Statesand Vietnam. Heis the first killing morethan 150 people rule. VoJislavKostunlca becomes peopledie in the region·s worst U.S.president to visit Vietnamsince on board. It is the worstAlpine Yugoslavia's first democratically floodingin decades. the endof the war in 1975. disasterIn the country's history. electedpresident. FLASH> > > PresidentClinton makes a last ditcheffort to brokera MiddleEast peacedeal before his term ends inJanuary 2001 by dratting a planfor leadersof both Israel and Palestine to review. IsraeliPrime Minister EhudBarak and Paleshnian Vasser Australia.~ Arafatagree to reviewClinton·s streetartists proposal, butno deal s signed called Strange beforemonth 's end. Fruit perform gravity-defying A SingaporeAirlines Jumbo jet crashesduring takeoff in Taiwan, featsaround Canadamourrs the death of former the world The killing81 ofthe 179 peopleon board. In a blindingrainstorm the pilot uses PrimeMinister Pierre Tr deauwho pertor,,,ersfloat servedthe country for nearly16 years aboveth• audience thewrong runway and collide with constructionequipment. Trudeau,who was 80 , 1sremembered on 15-foot for hisIla. boyantstyle and his fiberglasspoles. commltmertto ke pmgCanada a ~ : smglenat1or GOVERNMENT LAW TRANSPORTATION Augu t the Russiannuc r s mann Kursks, ks to the bottomof the BarentsSea FLASH>>> afteran unexplainedexplosion . All 118 crew IT'embersare k, led AIDSreaches ep1dem1c proport ans in southernAfrica . Leadersand c1t1zensthroughout the world conducta massiveeducational campaignon WorldAIDS Day December1 to teachpeople about the diseasethat is killing 6.000 sub-SaharanAfricans each day. Ugandais struckby an occurrence of the deadlyEbola virus that is linkedto morethan 100 deaths. The outbreakis tracedto a Gulu womanwho diedin September and whosebody infected other peopledunng the ntual cleansing of the dead A In January2001 , a 7. 9 magnitudeA In August, Somaliaelects its first A FormerCoca-Cola executive A Morethan 150 world leaders meet earthquakedevastates Gujarat in presidentin nineyears. President VicenteFox, ol the National at theU .N. MillenniumSummit in westernlndla. Thehuge quake AbdiqasimSalad Hassan promises ActionParty , is electedpresident Septembertodiscuss war , poverty, causesan estimated$5 .5 billion to bringpeace and economic of Mexicoin July, endingthe diseaseand other global problems. In damagesand kills more than recoveryto I.heAfrican nation . InstitutionalRevolutionary Party 's Themeeting is thelargest gathering 20,000 people. 71-yearreign. ofworld leaders in history. ~ T • worst waveof MiddleEastem v101ence 1, years erupts between '-id Palestinians.1eaVi g nore than350 dead A v1Sltby israe1 oppos1t1onleader Anel Sharon to a Je usalemholy site on Septe:nber28 1scla1:ned to l'avesparked the f1ght1:ig 11July ar Ai Fra:iceConcorde s~j)ersornc 1et catches lire andcrashes outsidePans k 11mg113 peopleThe crash 1s blamed on metaldebris w 1ch puncturedthe tiresand damaged the fuel tanks. - 2000-2001 --...... NEWS >>> '' - -' II NATIONAL ·-~- , -= - ' 1. ,1: ~ '1 .- •· A Summerair travelerswait out A Illegal downloadingand missing A TheWomen 's Museum:An A Manybrands of tacoshells and someof the worstflight delayson computertapes threaten the security Institutefor the Futureopens in comchips are pulledfrom store record. Badweather and heavyair of the LosAlamos nuclear weapons SeptemberIn Dallas.The museum shelvesand restaurants after a trallic causedelays that reacha lab in NewMexico. Several profiles3,000 remarkable consumergroup detects traces peakin June, whenonly 66°/o of workersat the lab are penalized Americanwomen and features of geneticallymodified com not the lllghts arrive on lime. for mishandlingnuclear secrets. morethan 20 interactiveexhibits . approvedfor humanconsumption. A aveof Internetstartup companies, oncethe darlings o the onhnee conomytile for b nkruptcyaft er falling short of stockholders' earnngs e pectations. 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I an appea· of theAlf ed P MurrahFed raJ B d ng > > 2000-2001 GOVERNMENT POLITICS BUSINESS ...n December4 2000 heu S pr ~ldencyr dins n limboas both"le, rda and New MeXJco offIc1als recount FLASH>>> barlotsto determinewho will wlr theirstate's electoral votes NewM exico goesto Gore. :Jltlriately.Bush wins Onelection night , severalTV Florda w!Jlc; gives hur a 'larrowvictory . networksprematurely declare Al Gore the winneri n Florida, only laterto reversethemselves . twice The liascoconfirms many Americans ' distrustof pollingand early "calling• of elections. In oneof his lirst dutiesas President elect, GeorgeW . Bushnominates ColinPowell lo be Secretaryof State. Thefour-star Army General becomes the first African-Americanin history to servein this role. A Chads, dimpledchads and butterfly A The U.S. SupremeCourt casts A In a fiery andhighly publicized A MissouriGovernor Mel Carnahan ballotsbecome common terms the decidingvote in the nation's politicalbattle , HillaryRodham is electedto the Senatedays after he duringthe election as Floridaofficials election. Thecourt ends the Gore Clintonbeats Republican Rick Lazio diesin a Novemberplane crash . His assessvoter intent. The confusion Bushlegal battlesin Florida by decisivelyto becomesenator from widow, JeanCarnahan , agreesto generatesnational discussion for stoppingall recounting, an action NewYork. She is the first first lady serveas senatorin his place. uniformmethods of voling. that effectivelygives Bushvictory. to be electedto publicoffice . In Octoberthe USS Cole Is bombedwhile refueling m YemenA numbero1 terror~I group aresuspected of the blastthat kills 17 sailors and mIures 39 2000-2001 $ SCI-TECH ~ Walk1e-talk1esma ke a comebackas an econo 1calalternative to cell phones. The new generationtalk ies come m wild styles and have a rangeof two or moremiles !'.JIn August a IT'1le-wde patch of open water ,s spottedat the Nortr.Pole. dramat1zmgcorcerns about glo bal warming ;- ~~ • •:;• I \"I•, •)J··~~ 'I .i~\... ~-.-~ -'!'~:"-~-, · "'~;~;?,l.tl?<..::'t~ ✓- ; . "~. • h • ~ ;;_".•. - \....,. ''~"'f! -~ '...... ~- A In July, StephenKing shakes up A In a Guatemalanjungle , A Internetappliances that provide A In 2000, more than200 animal thepublishing world by releasing archeologistsuncover remains of an surfingand e-mailingcapabilities speciesjoin the IberianLynx on the oneof the first online books , The ancientMayan palace . Biggerthan maketheir wayto homesand schools . WorldConservation Un ion's List of Plant. Morethan 150 ,000 copies two footballfields , the palaceis one Thedevices offer less expensive ThreatenedSpecies . Theiraddition are downloadedthe first weekat of the largestever discovered. Internetaccess to consumerswithout bringsthe world total to 11,046 plants $1 perchapter . homecomputers . and animalshaving threatened status . FLASH>>> Paleontologists identify a new species of dinosaurfrom fossils foundi n northern Italy. The 26-foot-long, meat-eating G Personal Digital Saltriosaur is one of the world"s Assistants(PDAs) oldest dinosaurs, dating back200 capableof calendar million years. schedulingnote taking, e-mailing,phoning and Scientists are forcedto rethinkthe Web browsinggo traditional definitions of a star and mainstreamm 2000. planet when 18 massiveplanet -like Competitionamong bodies that don·t revolvearound manufacturersheats a sun are discovered in the Sigma Orionis cluster. up with Microsoft, !'.JFinal touches are made to the BlackBerry,Palm and InternationalSpace Station for Its other brandsvy ng first res1dn . Am ncanastronaut for sharesof theteen B1IIShepherd and two Russum and businessm arkets. cosmonautslive on thespace station tor lour monthsstarting In November SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT ~ Wl:elessdevices that send l"!'lIn 2000,both Hondaand Toyota launch gas-electnc FLASH> > > realtime personal messages hybrid cars.Operated by a battery-poweredelectric motor ______betweenusers become the latest anda gas-run engine.the hybridsget up to 70 milesper comfl'umcatIoncraze. The " instant gallonon the highwaya nd releasemini malem issions NewInternet domain names are ca1 betype d writtenor createdto lessenthe loadon the e d pendingon the brand, old. comstandard . Thenew names , d devicescost lessthan $1 DD. slatedtor use in mid-2001, include .intotor general use. biztor businesses, .nametor individuals and. protor professionals . Scientistscomplete a rough· map" of the geneticcode that makes J a personhuman . Themap will aid I in the detectionand preven1ion of f cancerand other illnesses. !:i 1 ------! A PlanetPorlalunveils the A Scientistsdiscover an ancient A The HubbleSpace Telescope A Computerscientists at Brandeis WebRemote, a remotebuilt for use standinglizard fossil in a German showsnever-before-seen details Universitymake a robotthat can with the Internet.Users can surf their quarry, suggestingthat dinosaurs of a "cosmicbutterfly , n material designand build other robots with favoritesites at the touchof a button maynot havebeen the first ejectedby a star in the later minimalhelp from humans. Insteadof keyingaddresses or creaturesto walk upright. stagesof its life. scrollinga list of bookmar1 l"!'1Apple Computer unveils its newG4 Cube computer in J~!y. The8-mch cryst, lmecube Is commendedfor its snail stZe,high speed low noise 1eve1 1o~ch-sensitivepower activation an d padlessoptical mouse. r.JAritrak introducesthe nation·sfirst high-speedtram m NovemberThe " AcelaExpress" travels up to 150 milesper hourand runsbetween Washington O.C, NewYork and Boston. with otherroutes planned for comingyears llFESRlE ~ Ne prepa1credit card and onlme credith es aret e latest high-tech mea s for parents to control their te rs· spending D pendingon e account arents determinethe pendingh m1 or the onlinestore s where the money canbe spentan d •ec ve monthly statementsof purchases made A AmericanHeritage, among other A Pleather,a syntheticfabric A Lasereye surgerybecomes an publishers,releases new dictionaries, that lookslike leather,comes increasinglyaccepted alternative to capturingthe languageof our in an array ol colorsand prints eyeglassesand contact lenses as computer-savvyculture. " Dot-com," and is popularizedby celebrities thetechnology continues lo improve. "netiquette"and "cybersurfing" are like singerChristina Aguilera . amongthe newentries. For the first time, females outnumbermal es in Internetuse m the UnitedS lates, representing 50.4% of the onllne population in 2000 Teenage girls are the fa test growinguser segmen t. Designer faceplates becomea popular wayto personalize ce I phones. Thedecorative attachmentscome i n a variety of C3The popu!anty of Apple designs and colors to matchthe Computer'stranslucent user's moodor outfit. Wordstretchbracelets becorre berry-colored1Mac sparks a trendyaccessory in Hollywood a waveof s1m1larlycolored andaround t'le nationT'le cell phon s CDplayers multJ-coloredelastic bands co:-ie earner ironsa other inscribedw:• "Call'lle " Moneyts householdapp liances overrated• Sn p out of 11"and o•'lersimple me sagesdesigned to sparkconversauo MessageT-shtns become fas. ton statemets FLASH> > > amongteen girls. 'FoxyLaoy, "Princess and· Monkey ______Around" are Justa few of the tongue-in-cheeklogos lhat appearon the popularshirts By the end of 2000, an estimated 75% of U.S. universitiesoffer coursesonline and morethan 5.8 million studentshave logged on. With the 2000unemployment rate at a low of 4%, collegestudents workingas summerinterns commandwages up to $20 an hour,along with compensation packages,from high-techand Internetcompanies . H1gl'-techfold·uP meta. vers,ons c' the old scooterare one01 the year's attestmodes of tra"~portationbut a so a leadng causeof 1n1ury ...... __ -- ~ .:>..t~O ~ •• - ~ splayGuicif A Companieslike Estee Lauder , A Stick-oncrystals and gems A Mail-orderclothing pioneer A "PersonalTVs " by nvo and Origins, Hermesand Blistex begin becomepopular fashion accessories Lands' Endintroduces " scanwear. " ReplayTVallow usersto control to marketproducts in portable for teen girls, accentingthe face, Thetechnology captures customers ' live TV by pausingor rewinding single-usepackets . Productsinclude neckand shoulders. bodymeasurements , andallows and to recordtheir favoriteshows nail polishremover , scentedwipes , usersto virtually" try on" clothing withouthaving to set a VCRtimer hair conditionersand moisturizers . whenordering via the Internet. or purchasevideotapes . Chryslerroils out tis 1930sretro car the PTCruiser, in spring2000. Thefive-door "persona; transportation" wagon 1s a hot seller.beating the pop~larVolkswagen New Beetle by two to ore in the first month.It also wins Motor Trendmagazine ·s 2001Car of the Year. 2000-2001 1·· • li;J II* ENTERTAINMENTNEWS >>> ~ A newco putervideo gam c lied "TheSims." Ichsimulates the hi of a suburbanfa 1ly,develops a fanatical followingwith e ns Playerscreate the charactersan d guidethem through At-~~lt;:;;i' buildinga ho e furnishingit, finding a careerand r unninga lam In their pursuit of happiness I\ Meetthe Parents, starringRobert A In July, CBSlaunches "Big Brother ," A UPN's weeklyseries " WWF A In December, CastAway is DeNiro and Ben Stiller , opensin a reality-basedshow in which10 Smackdownl" starringprofessional released, starringTom Hanks as a October. Themovie wins Favorite peopleshare living quarters for three wrestlerThe Rock is the network's crashvictim stranded on a desert ComedyMotion Picture at the monthsuntil all but oneare voted most-watchedshow in 2000, with islandfor fouryean. . Forhis nearly People's ChoiceAwards , andDe Niro out. Viewerscan monitor contestants 7. 3 million viewers. one-manperformance Hanks wins earnsa GoldenGlobe nomination . 24n on the show's Website . BestActor at the GoldenGlobes . FLASH>>> Thelirst big hit in 2001 Is Save the Last Dance, which opensin January Theteen romance, starring Julia Stiles and Sean Patrick Thomas, earnsclose to $50 million in its first two weeks. Pay It Forward, a moviebased on the idea of performingrandom C3Gamers camp outside acts of kindness, opensin October ~ electronicsstores to starring HaleyJoel Osment, I securethe long-awaited Kevin Spaceya nd HelenHun t. SonyPla yStation2, which f goeson salein October TomCr se repriseshis rol as ~ in hm tedquant ,es The EthanHunt I the actionsequel newve rsionallows users Mission tmposs1ble2 The May to listen to CDsand watch release1s summers biggest box-off ce DVDmov ies1 n add1tIonto drawand 2000's second highest playinggames. grossingfilm earningmore thar $215 m1llion MOVIES TELEVISION GAMES • PopulartelevIs1on series prompt t e mtroductI0 of boardgame ve•s1ons "Survivor" and Who Wants FLASH>>> To Bea Millionairelead t:ie list of new1eleases. In November, lllusIonist David Blainei s encasedin ice for 62 hoursm NewYorl! 's TimesSquare , assistedonly with air and water tubesand a catheter. Blaine, whowas seeking notoriety over nationalTV , survivesthe stuntbut requires hospitalization. RussellCrowe becomes a householdname with the release of Gladiator. Theepic film wins NBC Wt-te Housedrama "The a GoldenGlobe Award for Best Wes•w, g starrng MartinSreen Dramaas well as an actingnod A:.ISO Janney nd RichardSchiff for Crowe. se a recordfor receMngthe most Emmys,r a singleseason with nme ns ncud ng OutstandingOrama Series it. 1 ,l!Y . ,•r•·lll~ I, ~ : ·, r.U .. ' ,fl;r1'., •~ r' l_I '7 ·.> I ~ y y:,_ I§,")..('. ' , ..j I.:.~)~.,.~. , -- .. , , '. . ""· I ' ;, . -· , ii ' . . . . - ' I . T• 3.. ,~ .,l I .,· ' . . .i j . I .~ , '7d; . J - ,I \ \ A NBC'su will & Grace" is oneof A ScaryMovie , theWayans brothers ' A Fox's" Dart ~ Charlie'sAngels based on the popular'70s TVse·Ies ,s oneof the top 20 box-officedraws in 2000 ThemoVle starring director Or Barrymore CameronDiaz and LucyLtu earns$40 m1llron,ts opening ee m Novemberand grosses more than $123 rnllllon during its ru:i rJ Theyears hottest TV show is CBS's "SuMVor"1o which16 contestants competefor a milliondollars by survtvmg on a tropicalisland for 39 days.More than 51 mIlhonViewers tune 1n for thefinal episode Basedon Its success,CBS launches a second Survtv0r"senes m January2001 set m the AustralianOutback I 2000-2001 MUSIC ~ A newboard ga called Hip- HopHall of Fame" c p1talizeson the popularityof the musicgenre Players maketheir ay around an album-likeboard by answering questionsabout Hip· op performers. songs, cultureand history. A 'N Sync'sNo Strings Attached A Popstar Bjiirkwins MTV"s A MacyGray wins MTV"sBest New A lee AnnWomack wins the becomesthe lop-selling album of BreakthroughVideo Award for "All Artist in a Videoaward for her hit CountryMusic Association's award 2000with 10 millionunits sold. The Is Full of Love." TheIcelandic single" I Try." Grayis alsonominated for BestSingle with "I HopeYou leadsingle " ByeBye Bye " winsthree newcomeris also nominatedfor a for threeGrammys . Dance."Womack also receives MTVawards and receives a Grammy GoldenGlobe and a Grammyfor severalGrammy nominations. nominationfor Record of the Year. her musicin DancerIn the Dark. FLASH>>> Madonna scoresa record-setting 12thNo . 1 singlewith the release of "Music." In December,she wedsdirector Guy Ritchie in a Scottish castle. C3 ev r s Irishartist Samantha Mumba andstyles of makesthe musiccharts in 2001 portableMP3 withher hit song" GottaTell You ." playersinundate The17-year -oldjoins fellow the marketin 2000. countrymenU2 andThe Corrs Thenew-genera tion on the American airwaves. devicesstore and @ Creed,with leads,nger Scott Stapp playdigital music provesto beone of 2000s llottestrock from the Internet bands, it'l theirsingles Higher"and andfeature more "WithArris WideOpen rittmgthe top playingtime than 5 on 811/board·sHot 100 singleslist. their predecessors Thegroup wms American Music Associatior·sFavorite Alternative Artist andFavonte Pop/Rock A1bum ARTISTS ALBUMS CONCERTS Oo :11ngwe sa1s recordsare sl'attered In 2000with fl ASH> > > :~~~~~;:e~ ~,~t~~;~:.b:~~~::.~~~:~~r:;:;%athers______LP,Limp B1zk1t's Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored TheBeatles begin 2001 atop the Waterand Backstreet Boys' Bl,1ck & Blueall breakthe Billboardalbum chart with the n1lho;i-unllmark. album1 TheCD sells more than5 million copiesover the ... holidayseason . Sisqo, a memberof the R&B bandDru Hill , goessolo m 2000. Thesinger tops the singleschart with "Incomplete" andu Thong Song~ andtakes home awards from Billboardand the American MusicAssociation . BahaMens t song WhoLet the DogsO· • reachesanthem status at sportsstad1 s acrossthe co:..;,•~The song also wms a Grammy romm • on for Best::Janee Recording SPORTS VenusWilliams domm es women's tennis The20-year-old has a 35-match FLASH>>> wmnng streak whichinclud es the lilies at Wimbledonand the U S Openas well W th a win againstthe University as an Olympicgold medal. of Dayton in September, Yale becomesthe first collegeteam to in 800 footballgames . CyclistLance Armstrong wins his secondconsecutive Tour de Francein July Armstronga cancersurvtvor also writeshis autobiography It's NotAbout theBike My JourneyBack to Life OLYMPICS CHAMPIONS HEROES F ASH >>> Theracing world IS stunnedwhen NASCARlegend Dale EarnhardtSr. , a even-time WinstonCup champion , Is kllled on the last lap ol the Daytona500 In Fehruary2001 . NASCARdoes not retire num!Jers, but car ownerRichard Childress said he wlll neveragain race Earnhardl'shlack No. 3 car XtremeFootball debuts In February 2001. Thegame combines conventionalfootball ruleswith someof the mayhemof professional wrestling Eightteams play In the league'sfirst season. ~ ~ ..it '~.'·~ ~',, · • !-1f A LauraWilkinson overcomes A In a hugeupset, American A Americanswimmer Misty Hyman A Americanrunner Michael Johnson three hrokentoes to win the Greco-Romanwrestler Rulon beatsout heavilyfavored Susie makeshistory hy winningthe 400· women's 10-meterplattorm diving Gardnerdefeats Russian legend O'Neillof Australiato win the 200· meterrun for an unprecedented competition.Wilkinson Is the first AleianderKarelin for the gold in meterbutterfly. Hyman 's winning secondlime in a rowat the Olympics. Americanwoman to earnthe gold the superheavyweight class . The lime of 2:05.88 is an Olympicrecord. AlvinHarrison , also fromlhe United In this Olympicevent since 1964. loss Is Karelln'sfirst In 13 years. States,wins the silver medal. CathyF ma carres he Olympc t rt at the openingceremon es of • 2(100Summer Games Sydn y Freemangoes on tci ,m the 400· rr t r Cf , becomno the first AbongmalAu trahanto earnan mctMdual 01 r p gold med I FACES ~ PaulaPrince o' Port Richey, Florida.w ns the sixth annualUgly Couc Co test por ored by a slipcover manufacturer.with her vintage 70s entry Pnnceand two othercontest fi nalists appear011 ABCs ·uvel With Regis"in October A Toobserve society and learn A RunnerMarla Runyan, who is A Englandcelebrates the 100th A In October, Slovenianclimber abouthimself , NewJersey native legally blind, becomesI.he first U.S. birthdayof the QueenMum , mother OavoKarnlcar becomes the first BrettBanle, 18, takesa one-year Paralympianto competein the of QueenElizabeth , in August.The personto ski downMount Everest. vow of silence. He communicates Olympics. Runyanplaces 8th in the belovedMum becomes the oldest Karnicar's two-miledescent down by e-mail, facial expressionsand 1,500-meterrun at the 2000Summer living royal in the historyof the the world's highestmountain businesscards . Gamesin Sydney, Australia. BritishMonarchy . takeslive hours. ~ In honor of the late cartoonist CharlesM FLASH >>> Schutz. 101 fiberglass Snoopys tatues- eachin Video gamerJosh Grittith. 17, a themew ardrobe- are starts a businessfilling in for displayed in Schulz'sho metown other gamersinvolved in an of St Paul.Several are onllne roleplayinggame called auctionedoff In October "Asheron·s Calf." Playersare to raisemoney for requiredto put in hoursof aspiringcartoonists. gametime to keepthe ir onlme -----~!".':) characterspowerful . Busy executivespay Griffith up to $40 an hour to play for them. After a record3 ,545 wins and r..1Controversial Indiana University $81 million in earningsdunno bas etballcoach Bob Knight rs fired in her 19-yearcareer , jockeyJu lie Septemberalter alleg dly VIOiatinga Kronebecomes the first woman Unrvers1ty-1mposedcode of conduct inductedinto the NationalRacing Duringhis 29 yearsat Indiana.Knight Half of Fame. wasoften criticiZed for temper outbursts.His d1srn ssal provokes studentprotest demons!:-a ans Whatdo you think? Pleasegive us your feedback on WorldBeat Blue Moon Winter Ball Januaf') 20, 2001 wa,; a biner cold e\ening \l.ith the wind blo\l.ing Ju,t enough to make you \I.ant to ,ta} m,1dc mdclin1tely. However, m Vergennes mo t of u found oursclve entering a ,,orld of \l.hite light and 11' ue paper; a tented ha\en of our 0\l.n creation. \\.e danced ur I I} to a variety of ·ong., and after we delightfully discovered that 1f enough of u, Jumped at once "'e could make the DJ ),tern kip , \l.e danced e,en more. There \1.3 also a dance come t m \l.h1ch each couple. ho\l.ed 11, "\l.ilder side" to the general public . Barbara 1111dJudd \I.ere our I winner (belo\l. far left) Then the evening was topped off \l.llh the crowning of not the usual King and Queen but a King, a King, a Kmg, nd Queen . Alicia Prime wa our beloved Queen, \l.hile Tim Glidden, Coby Elling\l.Ood, and Je,se Charle treem ued for King I hey cho their partner and \I.C all danced to our hearh content to the dance' theme ong "Blue Moon" D s I T V A I T On behalf of the 2000-2001 Boys' Var ity Ba ketball Team (State Champions!), we would like toe pres. how pleased we were to have uch wonderful fan E s upport. We don't think the s a ·on would have been quite as weet without everyon . howing up to ch r for u at all of our game , both home and away. We are also glad the champion hip se med to do more than ju t boo t chool pirit; it also eemed to unite the community. t Barre Auditorium it eemed I like th ' whol town was in th tands. And wh n everyon cheered, the noi wa. incredible! o thank you, fan . !so, from the seniors' point of view, thi ha been th greate t e perience of our school careers so far. There is no better wa to end our high school basketball careers than to go out on top, and ,Ne would just like to ay ... C 0 YEAH, BABY! WF'R 0. 1! Your aptains, N Lfr1mQuinn, Ben Epstein and Dick Kray w k H A T M . ----...)•~- p w . I . _.. ' GREAT 0 'l~"!hri _·'·!_1·1_. _' ; ,. s ' •· r JOB! ~ - ----~ I Autographs From the yearbook taff, pecial thank to: Michael DiPalermo Physical Therapist -Li a O'Brien for giving u candid , and her thoughtfuln all year. -Perry Pecor, Cookie Step, Bob Mc amara, Jason Fitzgerald and tev Arnold for taking ports picture . Exerci e Physiologist -The high chool and middle school tudent Orthopaedic and Sport council members for th ir generou upport. 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Ed Couture Good Luck S emorsl 8TT-o861 Thank~ou H,11»"!1,Conn,c 6,,S.aU l Maln Street Vergennes, VT 05-491 Free Estimate, Hats off to the Graduates Vergenne1 North MapleStreet 877-l 11 OFFICE Office Hours By Appo intmen t STT-3155 town~ 475-2359 COUill-1.y ADDISON COUNTY CHIROPRACTIC HOMES & SELF STORAGE Dr Joel E Palmer {t:,Dr Kimberly O'Boylc Palmer 56 Green Street PANTON ROAD Vergennes, 05491 VERGENNES , VERMONT 05491 vr Jim, Nancy & Alex Larrow Telephone (802) 877-8794 42 Ads From everyone at Showtime we would Ii e to wish the graduating class of 2001 the best of luck in their future. •f-I '. ,,,__ •. , ., \ •. ~, I\ •., ···-~, ".\,..,._.. ~ 1\ ·,, Dr. Robert J.Frank ,~ .- .. ·--~ .. .-..,..ill· ' . ,\•t , ~~ .. __-;, I . 23 South Water Street iJ . . . . . A' , . , . Vergennes,VT05491 ~ . ' , / 877-6710 • -.· ·;#- • . f : ·.•... ,_ ~--. ~ --· Congratulations ·" .]·".' ',•'-.1 . .~ ,, to the . 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EXCHANGE STREET MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT 05753 I Jome of the 20% Cash & Carry Dis ount Quality - rvice 34 Ads WE SALUTE The Class of 2001 MAY ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE The Legion Family American Legion Post #14 American Legion Auxiliary #14 Sons of the American Legion Squadron #14 ds 33 Best Wishes to the Class of 2001 BASINHARBOR '1LCLUB JJ> LITTLE OTTER GENERAL STORE TED & AGNES BOELENS 2707,Rou~ 7 (802) en~7t4 FA)( (ao21an-671' Femsbufllh. vr o~~ Vergenneslluilding Suppl!f, Jnc. * Ed Couture m~1 1 M aln Street Vergennes, VT 05-491 Free Estimates 32 Ads Con gra tul at ions & Best to the class of 200 1 Congratu[ations Congratulations to the class of 2001 from to the Best LUIGrs C(ass in tfie 'Wor[a Italian Specialties from 141 Main Street, Vergennes, VT• 877-6873 Gre~ory C. Maurer, D.D.S. 46 New Haven Road ~bbcy Vergennes, Vermont 05491 ®roup Good luck grads! 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D\ M (:ON (3RA TULA TJ[ONS Vergenne Animal Ho , pita! ~r()TJHE CLASS ()R~ Largt • and ~ mall \nimal Pral'li<'P 2001 Offi, .,. Hour, B) \ppoinlm<>nt 20 \1a111 ",tn ·t>t \Ion .• ::-.at • 21 Hour \ l'r " <' llO!'s. \ T 0:i19J Emt •r:.(enc·\ "-w1·\il'( -"~ .., 877 :i371 Ouimette & Runcie Attorneys at Law 257 Main Street Vergennes, VT 05491 (802) 877-3372 James H. Ouimette James W.Runcie Congratulations, Vergennes Union High School students! !ll liddlebwyLocations: National Bank 802-388-4982 of Middlebury Bristot802-453-2512 Pwt11•g Yow Frrst Smet /SJ I Bub's Furniture Barn _., ...... ··-t:. .. .,', """ ,._. "The cow.spaid for the bam .so you don'/ have to· 16 New Haven Road PO Box 129 Vergennes . YT 05491 Bub & Meg Crosby Phone (802) 877-2839 Fax (802) 877-1104 Owners ds 29 - u ~ I I •• 2--01 .._/' AVS Advertising may be de cribed as the cience of arre ting the human intelligence long enough to get money from it. -Unknown- Money i alway ther but th pock ts chang ; it i not in the ame pocket after a change, and that i all th re is to ay about mon y. -Gertrude Stein- 28 Ads FAREWELL TO THE EIGHTH GRADERS Farewell As we look back on our Middle School years, we remember the time we 've had. Middle chool i a period in your life when you grow and branch out. Entering eventh grade seemed so cary for ome of us. Meeting new people was going to be a hard task. We oon felt differently. By the end of seventh grade we had joined together and become a family. Eighth grade brought new people and new i ues . But, through the happy and ad times we stuck together and never let each other down . A we venture out on thi new que t, we bring with us our fond memorie of middle chool. -Jade Denny This year ' king was B n Bri hn ,, th queen was Heath r B dard and the court wa as follows: Lindsay Carter, Sarah yr, Dani Hausler, Will B nton, Taylor Paul, and Chad Rule . 8ASKfTBAlt ',-.;: ~ ~-- > .•!!~~;~: /_·· -,Jlli\.I -,, -~·. ·, '\.T.,.- , , . ., . . . . . ,;, . Jl?.f I\ ., ' ___ 'Ji- ;jJ. ,., -~---- ~;;. - li ,.iC'{_->:, C • ~)i·'} - ·~·'·1t1i-~~.~ ···.·. .. , ' ... ,...... !- . . , 1/' ~. ·t~,-~ ;:::c1:-~~ ::-~:· -- ·.·· "_.· -)~,t \ ..~~'J.'~:~ rti):it.· ~:rt~,-~· _'-: . ... . - . • . / " 'l"'l{'~ cr :,. 1. . ' ':"i·-.. .- 'd•..., • - . ,'.. ..-.J• f.Ll ',· ..,.::._ -, ".:> - --1: 'I''!' . "·,"~ .,,-,. . , · .. C:: . ,_ ;-. - -._ ' i••-~ 0 ,~~ lit' ·,Ii' "\r-~--.~· ::-:,~·:: : . ., - . , 'l ~••-', '·."' ... ff REES.. ' .' ·• '.':J·•. 'itr:: ,. t ·~- ·, ~ ·... t ...1._J; ~~•~-•~1.--. 3-POINTLR.. Rf: YELLOWCARD... MUD PIT.. .SWEA T ..iJS ..• ,.- , r -~,I ~----~••• l f · t} l~ J, ' .... ~,! ., •·,! .cI•-' C) • , f.Ll • ~ [l - 0 . 1: ,,,,' J ...... C, ,c :;'1~ Top row, left to right: Lauren Billing , Chris Laflam, Bill Howard, Logan LeCompte, Ja on Holwager, Dan Sleeper, Ben Laflam, Kyle Burkett, Gordon evee and Coach Burkett. Bottom row, left to right: Turner Royce, Dan Muniz, Tyler Pierce, Morgan Co grove, Will Benton, Dylan Barrow , Je e Brigan, and Curti Be ette. Top row, left to right: Coach Sarah Ro tti, Emily Par on , Alycia umner, Maddie Rus ett, Jen St. J an and Sarah Gullion. Bottom row, left to right: Allison Carmichael, Ashl y Kuhns, a rah , ltus, Alicia Bru. o, Violet Smith, and Theres.i Davi. Top row, left to right: Coach Joe Rivers. iddle row (left to right): Kyle Barne , Scott Bourdon, cott Botala, ate Young, B n John on, Mike Rus ett and ick Cook. Bottom row, left to right: Donald Hall, Ryan Moulton, Joe River , Theodor pencer, Chad Rule, Trevor Howard, and Eddie Griffin. heerl ading 21 D~ll~lll~RtEADING~ l Back row, left to right· Kati Kavhart, Kayl e ota, Chel ea Vincent, L nd ay rant, Came Dyk ma, Coa h Maria Marchione and Dani Hausl 'r. cond row : Katrina Langer, Je · ica Burnor, Caitlin urtis, Courtn ·. mith, Kri ten Kuhns, and Jade Denny. Front Row: tar Allen, Kayla Pixl ·, Jessica Hatcher, lysha Pl of, Lynd ay Carter, and Ariel Rotax. Pictured above, back row, left to right: Caitlin Curti , Je sica Bumor, Lind ay Grant, and Kri ten Kuhns. Middle row: Lind ay Carter, and Star Allen. Front row : Jade Denny and Kayla Pixley. Pictured right, back row, left to right: Kati Kayhart, Chelsea Vincent, Kaylee Cota, and Dani Hausler . Second row : Katrina Langer, Courtney Smith, and Ariel Rotax . Third row : Jes ica Hatcher and Aly ha Ploof . Front Row: Carrie Dykema . 20 Cheerleading Back row, left to right: A st. Coach Bobby Evarts, Kyle Hebert, Ben Bri tow, Jo hua Tallman, Eric Ra)' mond, Will Glasberg, Ja on Holwager, Coach Benji King bury. Front row, left to right: Morgan Cosgrove, Jon Lange, Will Benton, Dylan Barrows, Judd £\·art , Mi hael Steadman, and Jo hua Baldwin. Missing: P ter Hou ekeeper. Back ro¼ left to right: Coach Kevin R ed, awyer Le ompte, Josh Darragh, Jade R d, Curti Be . ett , Jacob Ringer, Henr haw, harlie Ow ,Ju tin Richard on and Coach Tim olan. Front row left to nght: Miles Shorey, dam Paquette, kyle Jone , Andrew olan, and Joe ,allien Boys Bask 'tball 19 Back row, left to right: Coach Kelly Tray ah, Lacie Pickett, Ell}n Webb, ikki Bald\.\ in, Hannah Oosterman, arah C}r, Kate Krayew ky, Meghan Gr enhau and Karrine 1\1cClay. Front row, left to right: Am} Barro\\' , Alicia Catchapaw, Alison Au tin, Heath r B dard, Courtney Bienhaur, Lindsa} allison, Caitlin Magill and Kebey Reed. Back row, left to right: Coach Marc Prime, Majken Thomas, Rachel Quinn, Candice wan, Toni Martell, Alycia Sumner, Emily Parsons and Jane Frobel. Front row left to right: Bridget Jewell, Gabrielle Maillou , Amanda McBride, Megan Marcotte, Jen t. Jean, Hannah Barrows, Liz Whit, and Am · Quinlin. 1· , 18 Girl Ba kctball GirlsSoccer B.:ickRow (left to right): Ell1n Webb, Alison Austin, harrinne McClay, Amy Barrow..,, Courtney Beinhaur, Amand.:i McBride, Andrea L.:ilumiere, Kelse Reed, licia Catch.ipa"'-, and Coach l issa Gebo. Front Rlm (left to right)· Magen B.:iker,Sarah vr, Leslie Kinson, Lindsey Callison, Heather Bedard, Kate Krayewsk), H~nnah Oosterman, ikki ·Baldwin, and Dani Hausler Back Ro\\ (lett to right) : ,abrielle Mailloux, 'vlegan lan:otte,, 1aggit St;:insbery, Kavlee ota, ,\m · Partington, De, in Bushe), Adrienne De\'ino, Amy Quinlan, and oach Lis,-,aGebo . Front RO\\ (Jett to right) : Maiken Thomas, Megan Green ha us, Erin Gutow::,ki, ,\lyci,1 Sumner, Thom ye Poquette, Autumn Rozon, and Melis,-,aSte, ens . Mis'.->ing: icole Curl 'r, Shanta Miller, ,ind sha Miller. Back row (left to right): Co.:ich Kelly Tray.:ih, Sa\, yer Le !lmpte. Jamie Watkin!>, Kyle Jone-., Eric Delphia, Curtb Be... -.ett •, Matt Vis 1do, and Jamie Com, a . Front row (left tori ht): Jo-.h Bald\, in, Brian Smith, 1ck Cook, forgan Co-.grove, dam Paquette, Ale 1•I nick, Chn-, Edward-., Jacob Rmger. !i-.-.ing:Shon Dicker-.on, Enc Raymond, Theodore pencer, and Landon Urban. Boys El.Y.tf. Middle School Band ate Richard .\1eghan Greenhaus Courtney Beinha ur Lindsey Carter Heathe~ Bedard Beth Kerschner Rachel Quinn Shanta Miller Hannah Oo terman Magen Baker Ashley Gregory ~ LesLieKinson Hugh Kennedy Gabrielle Mailloux ~ De\·in Bushey Amy Partington O fficers Chebea Vincent Taylor Paul, President; Erin Gutowski Heather Bedard, Vice Ben Bristow President; Emily Parsons , 'ate Richard, Lindsav Gallison Jennifer Strona Courtney Beinhaur Eddi ill and Majken Thomas Brian Ravmond, Kri ten Kuhns l ibrarians. Ellyn Webb CaJtlm Bruce Elys\cKauffman Amy Barrows Ariel Rotax AltoSaxophone Ale Melnick Brian Raymond Jamie Watkins Steve Franklin Jo hua Torrey Will Gia sberg Peter Housekeeper Emily Curtis John Oosterman Jason Bosworth Jacob Pecca TenorSaxophone Zach Brown Ban toneSaxophone Taylor Paul Trumpet Craig Sasol John Klopfenstein er eon s Unio Jeff Parfitt Blgh School Jason Wilbur Dan Muniz IDDLESCHOOL A C I G Asha Miller Chris Edwards Marchi ng Band Charlie Learv Jamie Conwav Trombone· teve Gullion Turner Rovce John Hunt Mill.l.ili Theodore pencer Percussion Kvle Hebl'rt ,;be Enslem Rvan Birkett l\ieil •\brahamson Ra\ ousine,,u Dan anwron Middle School Jazz Band Middle School Chorus Sopranos Vanes a Boswell Caitlin Bruce Je sica Burnor Julianne Caniyo Katlin Curtis Jade Denny Lind yGrant Jessica Hatcher Betsy Highter Tessa Highter Kate Krayewski Katie Looby Megan Marcotte TammyMiner Alli onMyrick Rachel oyes Hannah Par ons Ashley Peck Jennifer Poulos Jessica Predom Kirn St. Onge Jackie Steponaitis Melissa Stevens Alto ikki Bald win Will Benton Jordan Cook Sarah Cyr Adrienne Devino Dani Hausler Combined horus Kyle Jones Kate Kay hart o rano Katrina Langer Magen Bak r Amanda McBride Lindsey artcr Kayla McKenzie Emily url1s Matt Ouellette Ashley ,regon Kayla Pixley Erin ,utkow ki Thom ye Poquette Elyse Kauffm n Susan Provost Leslie Kinson Andrew Recupero Chorus Officers; Morgan Cosgrove, Kri ten Kuhn Maddie Russett ikki Baldwin, Maddie Russet Gabrielle Mai !11u Jen St. Jean Ariel Rot,1 Alycia Sumner Ellyn W£>lb Elizabeth White Baritones Morgan Co grove Will Glassberg Andrew Husk Peter Housekeeper Brian Raymond Josh Tallman In the Middle by Je sica Hat cher Middle In the middle of this paper In the middle of my chair / In the middle of the classroom In the middle of the hool Muses In the middle of Vermont In the middle of the U.S.A. In the middle of the world Li dSeY cArTeR In the middle of the Unh·erse by Lindsey Carter In the middle of outer space And back in the middlt.•of English. While I'm lying in the soft, green gras I THEMIDDLE In the middle of the day, by Elyse Kauffman II around me birds are chirping, 1 wonder what they ay. An Athlete's Prayer l watch a little sparrow flutter in and b Ashle y Gregory In the Middle of My Hom work Out and by, In the Middle of 1 Room I wonder what I'd be like, if I could only fly. It was right before the big one, In the Middle of M}' Family And the football player aid, In the iddle of 1, Class In thl' middl of a "Excus me guy while I go bow my head." In the Middle of M Breakfast gorgeous tarry night And in the quiet of that room, In the iddl of ·1y Lunch I look upon the sk , with the moon shining The football player prayed, I'm Ah, ay in the Middle bright, "Oh God if nothing hear me now With the Jovel_ white star . . himmering I know that fate is made." Alone through the dark, by A hle Gregory I wonder if I, like the), could leave on the " o help us Lord to win this game, ,vorld such a gloriow, mark? If the big one, man, you see. I didn't \\'ant to admit it, If we lo e thi. gam that' it for us, It was easier to lie, Jennifer Larmay Pleas do this, Lord for me." And hide th hurt and emptiness, 2000 To smile instead of cry. And as hi body knelt m pra er, I didn't want to fac the fact, He looked up to the sk\, In The Middle I Am The One! "And while I'm here and I ha,·e ome time, My life is full of pain, In The fiddle I Am The pot Light! 1 need to ask you why?'' nd I long to stop my bleeding heart In The Middle 1.,When I hin •! nd rnayb smile again. In The 1iddle Or. ot I Am till Who I Am! "They say you never help teams win, a use I feel oh-so-forgotton, Jus t do it once I pray, o betrayed and so alone, In the Middle We'll pay you back in kinder deed , Without a trac.:cof forgiveness by Jade Reed Orm anoth r way." nd no soul to call m 'own. I didn't want to admit the fact, From F rrisburg cntral ho )1, ''The reason I can't help you win," I cannot spread my wings, To the halls of YUH , The Lord just then replied, "As you 're asking me to win, From recess and playgrounds, nd m happiness has melted o is the other side ." Into tears and other things, To study halls and lo ker tress, It hard for me to hide the fact, From being a "big" 6th grader, I'm e, erybody's Father and I mu t not iv wishes han' no horn , To being "in the middle" now, Take one side, nd r •turn to anguish, I don't know how I'll do it, o games arc played all on your own, Bow m · head, and cry alone. But I know I will somehow. Or they would all be tied." R pi lured in thi!-i page was contributed b , Katie Ka hart. Nice Work Katie! Vermont Kids Against Tobacco (V.K.A.T.) Back row, left to right: Shon Dicker on, Candice Swan, Amanda Brace, Katrina Langer, Ms. McEnemy, Majken Thoma , Shyanne Franci , Ariel Rotax, Carrie Dykema. Front row, left to nght. Kri ten Fairbrother, Atreau Jewell, Kayla Pixley, Kyle Blacklock. Student Council Back row, left to right: M .. Hall, Heather Bedard, Alli on Austin, Maddie RtL ett, Will Glas ber , Justin Richardson, A.J. D mo, Morgan Cosgrov . Middl row, left to right: arah Cyr, Hannah Barrow , Jade Denny, Shanta Miller, ikki Baldwin. Front row: Alicia Catchapaw, Kristen Kuhns. Peer Mediation Erin ,utow ki,, ate Richard, Charlie D"vy, and Jason Holwager. Pl'ter Quinn Guidann oun~elor chool-13.:1!--edlinician E~pioTatoT9 ciasses J\latthe\, Redmond Jade Reed 'ate Richard Jw,tin Richardson Jacob Ringer Joe Rh·er~ aleb Robert,, riel Rotax Ch.id Rule \11 hael Ru ell Julie&hoonmaker Henn Sha\\ Bria~ mith Dan Smith Jenn t. Jean Jenn trona Ah·cia Sumner C~ndJCe \\an :vtajken fhoma~ Jo hua I orrey Amanda \an De \'\'eert Daniel Wheeler Elizab th White Da, id Yantz ath n Young Danielle Hau!>ler Amber Haye John Hunt Alexis Hodsen Jason Holwager Trevor Howard Atreau Jewell Bridget Jewell Ben Johnson Elyse Kauffman Katie Kayhart Jack Kennett Jacob Lafrance Andrea Lalumiere Katrina Langer Jenn Larrnay Heather Lavallee Anna Lavigne Antonia Martell icholas Miller Dan 1uniz Joshua 1le nd) ·olan Benjamin O icky mvPartington Evan Pa)ne Al ·sha Ploof usan Pro,·ost Amy Quinlan Rachel Quinn arah Randall Eric Raymond Instru ctional \ ~ t. Alison Austin Magen Baker Sarah Barrington Hannah Barrows Matthew Benoit Curtis Bes ette Kyle Blacklock Amanda Brace 'icole Bradley Je ,e Bngan Zach Brown Caitlin Bruce Daniel Cameron Lind ey Carter Alicia Catchapaw AaronCaum Victoria Charbonneau A. hley Clod go Sarah Cyr Josh Darragh Adrienne Devino Shon Dickerson Charlie O\, y Carrie Dykema Judd Evart Kristen Fa1rbroth r AmyFI ·nn Shvanne Francis Lind ayGallison Andrew Germain Eddy Griffin Je ica Hatcher Odyssey--Rising to the challange! ------ Judy Fl ~mer Mathematm, Kayla McKenzie Asha Miller Shanta Miller Hannah Oo terman John Oo terman Kayla Pixley Bryan Plouff Jennifer Poulo Turn er Royce Madi on Ru tt William Ryan Travi Simpson Daniel leeper Michael orrell Kimberly St. Onge Joshua t. 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