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T II E S A M P L E R 17 JULIAN KABARA “Kabara” General Course; Nature Club, 1; Baseball, 3, 4. Julian hails from Gageville. He was a regular on this year’s baseball team. We hear that he is a star shop pupil. Or is he??? PATRICIA KENNEALLY “ « ” General Course; Junior Prom Refreshment Committee; Intereiass Basketball; Decorating Committee Senior Bazaar. “Pat” hails from North Walpole. She is one swell kid as she made known to the class during her two years. She has a sense of humor and is always will- ing to help others. “Pat” has an interest in a certain class president. How about it “Pat”? MARIE KILBURN Marie Commercial Course; Spotlight Club, 2, 3, 4; Program Committee Spot- light Club, 4; The Enchanted Isle; (dee Club, 2, 3, 4. Marie comes from way out in Saxtons River. She is famed for her base- ball pitching in gym class. No one in Bellows Falls holds Marie’s interest long. Of course we know V. A. is handy. PHYLLIS LAKE Phylli» College Prep Course; Manager of Girl's Interclass Basketball. 4; Public Speaking Contest, 2; Reporter for School News, 4; (dee Club, 1, 4. Who doesn’t know our salutatorian from Hawaii. With a twerk of her head she always has the answer or somewhere near it. MARY LANDERS Mary General Course; Spotlight Club, 2, 3; Spanish Club, 2; Chairman of Re- freshment Committee Junior Prom; Ring Committee; Interclass Basketball. 1, 2, 3. Mary is the star tennis player of the Senior class. She was also a good basketball player on the interclass team. Mary is the class pianist. She graduates in music this year from M. S. .1 in Rutland and will enter St. Louis Conservatory next fall. I-ots of luck Mary.
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1 T II E S A M P L E R KATHERINE HOWARD “Kay” General Course; Prompter for ‘'Hugo in a Hurry;” Prompter for ‘‘Head- ed for Eden.” The saying that ‘‘Good things come in small packages” was all right in this case. Although “Kay” is very serious and has a very low voice in her classes, her companions know that she isn’t shy and certainly hasn’t anything wrong with her lungs. She is our future Sonja Henie. PEARL HUDSON Pearl General Course; Student Forum, 2. “Our blonde from Rartonsville.” Somehow she never seemed to care for the high school boys—perhaps, it was because of the truck that roared its way to Rartonsville several nights a week. We are also wondering if Pearl had a reason for her sudden interest in cooking. HESTER JACOBS Hester General Course; Spotlight Club, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club, French Club, Interclass Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; “Headed for Eden;” Flower and Color Com- mittee, 3. Hester is one of those vitality “plus” girls from Gageville. She has had plenty of chance to show us how, being head cheerleader this year. We understand she preserves a lot of this power riding to and from school in a certain Pontiac coupe. CHESTER JANCEWICZ “Chet” (ieneral Course; Nature Club, 1; “Which is the Way to Boston?;” “Headed for Eden;” Student Forum, 2; Decorating Committee for Junior Prom, 3; Decorating Committee Senior Hop 3; Decorating Committee for Senior Bazaar, 4; Basketball, 4; Student, Patrol, 3. There is no doubt about it that “Chet” is the artist of the class. The gym was his hangout, either decorating it for a school dance or dropping in baskets during a game. “Chet” is quite an actor, too, as can be seen by his parts in school plays. ERNEST JONES “Ernie” (ieneral Course; Track, 1, 4; Nature Club, 1; Thomas Edison Club, 2. Once a small boy in our class and we thought he would never grow, but in the last few years he has become bigger and brighter. Bigger anyway.
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“BtU” TIIE SAM P L E R WILLIAM LANDERS General Course; Vice President of Senior Class; Senior Play Commit- tee; Thomas Edison Club, 2; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 4; Basketball, 2; Student Patrol, 3; Nature Club, 1; Interclass Basketball, 1, 3, 4. “Bill” is the big boy of the class, and was a good part of the football team last fall. Once he was very much interested in School Street, (not the school) but now his interest has changed to Williams Street. We wonder why! LARYSA LISAI Larysa College Prep. Course; French Club, 1, 2; Interclass Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Glee Club, 2; Latin Club, 2; Spotlight Club, 2, 3 4; Business Chairman of Junior Prom, 3; News Staff, 4; “ Headed for Eden.” Larysa s interest seems to wander over the river. We wonder if it will still wander over the river next year when Larysa goes to Simmons College in Boston. Harvard is over the river. EDWARD LUCIER Ed” General Course; Track, 3; Interclass Basketball, 4. Not a very noisy boy in school, but outside he makes his share of the racket. Edward hails from U. S. A. but goes to school in Vermont, just across the river. CHARLES LYON “Charlie” General Course; Track, 1, 2, 3, 4; Thomas Edison Club, 2; Nature Club, 1; Interclass Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. “Charlie” is the track team’s pole vaulter. He is also usually late for English class. If you want to get him talking, ask about a certain track trip to Highgatc last summer. Some fun eh, “Charlie”! LOUIS McCLARY “Ludie” (ieneral Course; “Headed for Eden;” Dramatics Club, 4. The class certainly made the right move when they picked “Ludie” as the best natured boy, for “Ludie“ always has a smile for everyone. He even smiles at his favorite subject U. S. History.
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