Black River High School - Banner Yearbook (Ludlow, VT)

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Q-O 9-000-0-0 0 009406 +009 0 l I 5 Q I Q l I l l THE BANNER -v-0-0-+00-0-4-oo Q-Qvo-4-r+o-ya-o-+4-evo-Q-0-4-060' Eighth Grade Front row, left to rightfVirginia Dane, Barbara Davis, Barbara Moss, Thelma Sandberg, Della Shumway, Wilma W'right, Mary Sumner, Lucile Marro, Margaret Rock. Second row-H. West, Carmen Masiello, Louise Jaeger, Blance Bachelder, Frances Biathrow, Vivian Tapper, Barbara Bragg, Gladys Merrill, Mary Bilo, Amy Snow, Fanny Gurdack, R. Snow. Third row-E. Phelan, R. Ellis, H. Bloxsom, W. Lampert, R. Waisanen, F. Briggs. Back row-N. Nelson, R. Hope, R. Davis, M. Merrill, R. MacDonald. Seventh Grade l l Front row, left to right-J. Shabbott, P. Bissonnette, Mary Miele, Miss Evelyn Murdock, sponsor, Alice Pratt, G. Lawrence, J. Hall. Second row-Gladys Paige, Laura Bennett, Arlene Brown, V. Grafite, Dorothy Albano, Jessie Jaeger, Elizabeth Warren. Third row-Mary Kupiec, Margaret Lamere, Phyllis Creaser, Marion Daven- port, Phylis Wilmoth, Edna Gaydo. Back row-Martin Tarbell, J. Graiite, G. Manley, J. Kupiec, R. Pingree, R. Parsons, L. MacDonald.

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THE BANNER Pa-qe1.9 .Q-O99-0-O-O04--0-09-000004000 O O ' D Q Q O O 0 O O Q O OO-Q-4-GO-0-O-O-O-9-OOO-0-O-GOGGGO-O-O-O GO-O-0-GO-O-4-O-Q Junior Class ,, , O l l Front row, left to right-Eileen Bowker, Mary Thomas, P. Van Bibber, Anna Gabran- ski, Miss Elsie Watters, sponsor, Helen Shabbott, P. Pullinen, Natalie Durose, Eloise Horton. Second row-Dolores Davis, Christine Goodell, Ruth Heald, Rose Miele, Remigelda Marro, Rosalie Hodge, Bernice Spaulding, Eleanor Petelle, Rachel Wykes, Phyllis Waite, Pauline Dorey, Katherine Marmaus, Hazel Hislop. Third row-R. Jaaskela, A. Gabranski, L. Ellison, C. Zienowicz, A. Antoniewicz, S. Grafite, S. Spaulding, E. Plumley. Fourth row-F. Furgal, Buck, W. Kesman, G. Fuller, C. Ojala, M. Dowhan, H. Warren. Back row--Roy Giddings, Q. Phelan, B. Kearney. O ooo 04-00400000000 9 4 6 1 2 seventy-one ordinary hoose-gows. He counts among his alma maters such first class detention homes as Sing Sing, Leavenworth, Atlanta, and Danne- mora. He is now trying to get into the new prison at Aleatraz Island, but has been unsuccessful as yet. This refusal of admittance has not dampened his ardor, however, and he hopes to make the grade some day. Van started his career by playing practical jokes on his classmates in B. R. A. He always liked to play such jokes on his friends, and he still gets a big kick out of tapping one of his quarrels over the head with ars vios har. Louis Albano is football coach at Southwestern University. Charles X, as his players call him, is one of the best coaches in the country, his team having won the annual Easter football game with Southeastern three times in the last two years. When asked the reason for his success, he said, Everything I know I owe to B. R. A. By ANTONI GRA FITE- Elaine Paige-After leaving Black River, Elaine got a job in the B Sz K Lunchroom as an assistant steward. After two years with Elaine at the wheel, business became so prohtable that Ken thought that two could live cheaper than one and he persuaded Elaine, too. Kenneth, junior is now four and by his action he will run a lunch counter also. Emil Lampert is now half-owner of the Lampert Brothers Circus, which consists of numerous cattle and other ferocious beasts raised on his father's farm back in Harrisville. He has a wife and three children who come in handy when some of the circus animals are sick. During his spare time he 04-9 pitches for the Hortonville Tigers and in one game with the Harrisville Hillbillies he pitched a no-hit, no-run game. Reynold Palazone is at present travelling through southeastern Asia with the Lampert Brothers Cir- cus. He claims to be the world's strongest man, having thrown the world's champion wrestler in ten seconds. His great strength was obtained from laboring in shoe-shops where he used to toss boots and shoes around. George Barton is the owner of the Tyson Motor- cycle Concern. He is kept very busy supplying the Van Bibber brothers with motorcycles as fast as they wreck them. In his spare time he wrecks a few himself trying to hurdle fences. Agnes Spaulding has recently returned to Lud- low for a short stay after having been given an audition at the Harrisville studios substituting for Mae West in her new picture, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Agnes, as we know, was chosen Miss Tyson in a national beauty contest. W'illiam Clark is engaged in a non-stop Hight around the world in his new monoolane, The Spirit of Healdvillef' As you know Bill wrecked his plane recently between Ludlow and Healdville when he mistook the roof of a barn for the landing field. H's odd moments are spent at the Hortonville Ball- room, giving dancing instructions to those that need it. Bernard Snow-After leaving B. R. A., Bernard became a successful owner and president of a to- bacco factory in Shantytown. Bernard believes in home consumption and that is why lee uses so much tobacco himself, and sells so little of it. Even at that rate he has become a very wealthy man. Q-Q4 90009044-Q

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4-O-O-0-0-ro-0-Q-0-Q4-9 0 0 Q of-Q-o-o-+04-+0-4-Q-40-o-4-ooo-9-+ THE BANNER Pagcfll ro-rvv44-Q1-0+-0-4-x +4-0 QPGQRQT Basketball Left to rightwRay Giddings, H. Archer, A. Hislop, Mr. Harry F. Holder, coachg H. Warren, P. Pullinen, L. Albano, manager, E. Lampert, O. Pullinen, M. Dowhan. B. R. A. lost a close game to the Alumni, and the defeat by Brandon was LudloW's only setback in the league. The Presidents were recognized as one of the best junior outfits in the state, and were invited to participate in the state tournament at Montpelier. Black River beat Rochester and St. Marys in the preliminary rounds, but was overwhelmed by Orleans in the Hnal game. Archer and Hislop were made guards on the first and second all-tournament teams respectively. Individual scoring for the season was as follows: Player Pts. Player Pts. Lampert .....,,, 170 Pullinen .... ....... 6 7 Warren ..,.V .,...... 1 33 Giddings ..., .,..... 2 4 Hislop .... ,... 7 9 Zienowicz ,.... .... 7 Archer .... .... 7 'E' Dowhan .... ..., 1 1 Antonievvicz ........ 2 Grimshaw .,.......... 2 Spaulding .........,.. 2 The Varsity did not play in all of the local league games, but the second team played Well and Black River was well up among the leaders at the close of the season. In the tournament held at West Rutland, the B. R. A. Freshmen were defeated in the final game by West Rutland, 24-15. The Jun- ior High team was.beaten in the semi-finals by Fair Haven, 20-19. Surething and Novak were named on the all-tournament team in the Freshman division, and Waisonen and Bostock were picked for the Junior High honors. Although Black River will lose Lampert, Hislop, Archer, and Giddings by graduation, Coach Holder expects to have another cham- pion team next year. o 1 I A + -000000-Q +4-9+-0+ 0-9 4 5 : E T O