Brandon High School - Neshobe Yearbook (Brandon, VT)

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Setuosi GIgAA Poll Most Ambitious Most Popular Best Student Most likely to succeed Most charming person Best Disposition Best Athletes Most Sophisticated Most Humorous Most Original Best Looking Best Dancers Best Dressed Done most for School Man Hater Woman Hater Most Serious Best Singers Romeo and Juliet Most Bashful Class Flirt Best Actor Best Actress Best all around Senior BOY Gerald Rockwell Gerald Rockwell Gerald Rockwell Gerald Rockwell Gerald Rockwell Gerald Rockwell Gerald Rockwell Robert Platt Raymond Reed Raymond Reed Gerald Rockwell Roger LaRock Gerald Rockwell Gerald Rockwell Wilson Simonds Wilson Simonds Gerald Rockwell Gerald Rockwell Wilson Simonds Chester Kupfer Roger LaRock Gerald Rockwell GIRL Harriet Nicholson Harriet Nicholson Harriet Nicholson Harriet Nicholson Arlene Hewey Harriet Nicholson Norma Dunshee Charlene Lilly Norma Dunshee Norma Dunshee Arlene Hewey Marjorie McDonough Betty j. Williams Harriet Nicholson Shirley Wheeler Shirley Wheeler Norma Dunshee Arlene Hewey Shirley Wheeler Norma Dunshee Barbara Willette Harriet Nicholson

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Barb: Betty Jean Williams, who had such good taste in clothes is working in New York City as a Powers Model. Roger: You know, Barney, Barb has just been elected Miss National 5 10 of 1960. Barney: Lucienne Couture is living in Boston, still looking for the right man. Barb: Henry Bissette and his wife, Elaine, are living at High Pond Farm, where Henry is the manager. Roger: John Wetmore lives in Brandon, where he runs the coal and oil com- pany, and it is rumored that he will soon become owner of the com- pany. Barney: Chet Kupfer has started a repair shop, and he specializes in working on Model A’s. He has had considerable experience with these cars. Barb: Shirley Wheeler is keeping busy in New York City', running a baby sitting club nights, and a nursery school days. Roger: Charlene Lilly majored in nursing and has become assistant super- intendent at the Rutland Hospital. Barney: Aggie Mahoney is the first woman manager of the largest theater in New York City. She learned the “ropes” at the Brandon Theatre. Barb: Katty Wetmore is married to Ken Atwood and they’re living at the Crescent Orchards Farm in Orwell, Vermont. Roger: Bob Humiston is still working part time at the A P store in Brandon and also has taken his Uncle’s place as night janitor at Brandon High. Barney: Bev Smith has taken an instructor’s job at the Westover Field Air Force Base, so she can be near her husband, Major Lansing Farr. Barb: Ben Memoe runs a fleet of school buses and has a record of not hav- ing a child late for school in ten years. As a side line, he raises pure bred Banties and sells the largest eggs in Addison County. Roger: Bernard Mohan finally reached Alaska, where he purchased some land and is raising guinea pigs for a large profit. Barney: Carroll Rawson is playing a trombone for the Whiting Barnyard Stump Jumpers. Barb: Norma Dunshee is on the radio where she is shooting off................ weather reports! Roger: Bob Quesnel is out in Hollywood working for M. G. M. His next picture will be “The Killer”. Barney: Rubber Reed is out in California, where he owns the largest brewery' in the United States. Barb: Rip Ross is playing basketball for the Globe Trotters and in his spare time he visits Rubber’s industrial plant. Barney: Now we know what everybody is doing. Roger: Wait a minute, what about Miss Force? Barb: Oh! Haven’t you heard? Miss Force did such a good job helping our Senior class that she was appointed Senior class Councilor and she teaches Math on the side. (Miss Force shoots herself off-stage.) Barb: Roger: OH! OH! Miss Force just resigned! Barney: Roger La Rock Randell Hallett Barbara Willette

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GIgAA, Sa+uj, Now our school days they are over, We say good-bye to teachers kind. And in different paths we journey As we leave you all behind. We shall ne’re forget your kindness In our memories we will sigh, For all warm hearts and wishes For our class at Brandon High. Chorus: Though we part we’ll still remember, All the scenes we’ve cherished here, And the sweetness of their memory, Shall our spirits ever cheer. Dear to us will be the memory, Of our school days bright and gay, And to those who kindly led us In our studies day by day. We shall miss, but not forget you, Teachers dear and schoolmates kind Though our paths shall be divided. As we leave you all behind. Chorus: Though we part we’ll still remember. All the scenes we’ve cherished here, And the sweetness of their memory, Shall our spirits ever cheer. Words by Robert Platt Music by Kathryn Wetmore