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

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I O O Q 9 I 6 4 ++ THE BANNER Page3 4+o-o-044 0 co 0 Q+Q-0-+04 oo-so-0-oo co-Q04 +o++o +4o4++ Bcznfzer Board Front row, left to right-M. Howe, F. Hemenway, H. Jasky, Lillian Goldstone, Mary Pearsons, Miss Mary-Frances McReynolds, sponsor, Natalie Durose, B. Snow, R. Palazone, E. Plumley. Second row-Irene MacDonald, Marion Holcomb, Irene .Iarvi, Mary Thomas, Rosalie Hodge, Agnes Spaulding, Barbara Walker, Julia Pallatta, Irene Komulainen, Barbara Earle, Laurel Grover, Eine Ranta. Third row-K. Morrison, M. Warner, F. Barker, C. Pratt, W. Kesman, D. Tarbell, C. Merrill, R. Spaulding, B. Eufinger. Back row-F. Proctor, L. Gardner, G. Fuller, S. Komula, Q. Phelan, R. Matava, R. Snow. The Staff EDITORIAL Managing Editor .... Bernard Snow Sports Editor ...i...... Martin Howe History Editor ........ Mary Pearsons Clubs Editor ......i..... Bernard Eufinger Alumni Editor .....i.. Barbara Walker Head Copyreader .... Natalie Durose Amt, C , d ,K -YlJulia Pallotta Sq Opylea ew Zlrene MacDonald BUSINESS Business Manager ,. Harry Jasky QEdward Plumley lLillian Goldstone S 1 M r , -AVV -,SFred Hemenway 3 es anagels 1Reynold Palazone Advertising Mgrs .i.. Advertising Assistants Rosalie Hodge, Frank Proctor, Mary Thomas, Donald Tarbell, Kenneth Mor- rison, Frank Barker, William Kesman, Mackey Warner, Gilbert Fuller, Rich- ard Spaulding, Sanfrid Komula, Irene Komulainen, Anna Gabranski. Sales Assistants Barbara Earle, Quentin Phelan, Irene Jarvi, Eine Ranta, Marion Holcomb, Leonard Gardner, Richard Matava. Faculty Adviser Mary-Frances MCReynolds The Banner Board, under slightly different organization, has published The Black River Reporter, a section of school news appearing weekly through- out this year in The Vermont Tribune. Members of the Banner Board not listed above worked only on the reporter staff. They are Agnes Spaulding, Carl Pratt. Clayton Merrill, Laurel Grover and Richard Snow. Q +-9+-+Q4-o-q-Qoo-o-Q-o+o-++4-o-wo-o4-o-o4-o-o-ro-o-o 0-o-o-4-4 Q +9-040 o+o404-Q-Q-9-0-04-09+-4-Q-0-ooo-9-o+4 +00 -Q-0 4-04+ 0 00+ 0- . -9 l l

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Page2 THE BANNER Q-Q' 9-ooo +0-Q I z 0+-044+-Q 444-o-0-4+ 4 va-Q-4-Q-ooo oovoa +1-4-0 5-ro-Q Q-Q Q-+44-4-+40-ooo-ro-9-0-Q-04-+94-Q4 Faculty Front row, left to right-Miss Elizabeth Sweet, Mr. E. Howard Dorsey, Principal Harry F. Holder, Miss Mary-Frances MeReynolds. Second row-Miss Evelvn Murdock, Miss Isabella Dunton, Miss Elsie Watters, Miss Corinne Newman. Program For the Centennial Celebration of Black River Academy, SUNDAY, JUNE 23 8:00 P. M. .... .......,.. ,,...,,.........,,,,,............,,.,,. B a ccalaureate at the Town Hall Speaker, Father William Crosby. MONDAY, JUNE 24 3:00 P. M. ,.,. ..,,,..,,.. C lass Day ,Exercises at the Academy Building TUESDAY, JUNE 25 10:00 A. M. ,.., ,,.,.........,..,.,,..... C ommencement Exercises at the Town Hall LA ' fi, Q 1. Speaker, Senator Ernest Gibson. 1'Z'5U'0'Noon ............................,,.,...,..,.,.,,.,.............,..............,... Banquet for All Alumni Remarks By Prominent Graduates. C+' Fel-leweifrg-ebanquet. baseball game, the Alumni vs. B. R. A. varsity. Alumni reunion will be held during and after the baseball game. 9:00 P. M. ..... ................. R eception and Dance at the Town Hall 0-+0-0-0-9-oo-0-900000 oo -0-0-9+-vo-4445 +

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tion met, according to previous appointment, at the dwelling house of Mr. Howe in Ludlow, and after much deliberation voted to establish an Academy in Ludlow village, to be known by the name of Black River Academy. At this same meeting the trustees voted on the men whose names would be entered in the act of incorporation of the trustees of this academy. On October 23, 1834, an act incorporating Black River Academy was passed by the gen- eral assembly of the state of Vermont. School began in 1835, with Norman N. Wood as principal and Rebakah Angell, preceptress. The first principal received S400 a year and the preceptress, 55200. In 1841 the rates of tuition for B. R. A. were listed as follows: 9-9 The cost of the books for an ordinary course now exceeds these rates. In 1844 the first academy burned and Il number of the records were lost. At once the use of the old brick meeting house was offered to the academy. 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