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

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 z4t TOUl and, 7eA UH€ t We, the Senior Class of B.R.H.S., after hard work and lots of fun declare this our Last Will and Testament. To the Juniors we leave what’s left of Mr. Pullinen and Room 22. To the Sophomores we leave the hope that they will appreciate the new seniors better than the Juniors appreciated us. To the Freshmen we leave the Annual Bunny Hop with the hope it will bring them much luck. To Mr. Allison we leave all our best wishes. To Mr. Bullis we leave many happy years at Black River. To Mr. Pullinen we leave this recording, TWO BELLS MEAN TARDY. To Mr. Cioffi we leave two vacant spots on the basketball team. To Mrs. Tofferi we leave the hope that she can replace the many grey hairs we gave her. To Miss Jones we leave a clean Home Ec Room. To Mr. Ellison we leave the thrill of hearing just one song sung right. To Mr. Paige we leave a louder voice so he can be heard in study hall. To Mr. Denning we leave a quiet study hall. To Mr. Huden we leave the hope that he’ll be missed by the erasers. To Mr. and Mrs. Rist we leave many years of happiness. To Mr. Ciufo we leave the memory of his first Economics Class. To Mr. Swett we leave many happy years at B.R.H.S. 'P'te etttatuuui Allen Buswell presents his Model A to Bob Hains so he can get off the mountain without a push. Carol Lord and Joan Kupiec present their faithful charcoal skirts to Marion Chadbum and Barb Whitney. Now they can't say they haven't anything to wear next year. Roland Webb presents this Sears Roebuck order blank to Bob Bailey. It helped me to get my license. Hope it does the same for you. Dave Bryant presents a wife to Mr. Paige so he will be better natured in study hall. Glenn Bryant presents his bass horn to Chinky Valenti. Good luck goes with it. Sylvia Blanchard presents Barb Pickielnok with this booklet, How to Get Your Man and Keep Him. Sugie Balestra presents Marion Chadburn with this map of Komolas. Put it to good use after the parties, Chad.

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 z t fyou 'JntfiyiKe? Charleen without a figure; Jane being calm and collected; Sugie without her giggle; Dot having blond hair; Bredo using one syllable words; Allen being six feet tall; Molly not being in a lot of extracurricular activities; Carol and Joan getting along without quarreling; Ed not getting in an accident; Rich being thin; Dave not bothering anyone; Glenn not being a flirt; Janice without initials engraved on her wallet; George selling Fords; Tim not arguing; Barb getting an ”F ; Dick not being an athlete; Tate without his curl; Eben being in school at eight o'clock; Sandy not being the farmer's daughter; Webb having something to worry about; Sylvia without her diamond; Buzz giving someone a ride; Vandy driving an old car; Bruce being quiet in class.

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Richard Harrison presents his pleasing nature to Mr. Paige. Bredo Johnsen presents Phil Avenengo with his march books. Let's show Mr. Ianni how to use them. Tim Bruso presents his emotions to Mr. Cioffi. Hope they do you as much good as they did me. Floyd Van Guilder presents his party ticket to Gene Tofferi. HAVE FUN! Charleen Priest presents this small Ford to Phyllis Perkins so she can get to Glee Club. Don't go over 50, Perk. Jane Ellison presents this little house to Joyce Fuller so she can have parties next year and have as much fun as she had this year. Dot Van Guilder presents the Junior Class President with this candy bar to start off their candy sales. Ellsworth Tatro presents this curler to Bill O'Connor so he can have curly hair. Molly Benham presents this little red pick-up to Barb Whitney. It may not serve as well as Sir Bill but it holds many memories. David Merrill presents this ball point pen to Jerry Miele. Now maybe you can get those essays in on time. Janice DeRosier presents her sneakers to Roger Hall. They fit me so I hope they aren't too big for you. Allen Thomas presents his broom and ability to work after school to Bob Dubrawski. Maybe it will keep you busy instead of loafing in Simond's. Richard Josselyn presents his basketball uniform to Warren Cole. Put it to good use, Warren. Bruce Wyman presents this car to Sylvia Jaakkola so she can get home after band next year. Barb Jaird presents what's left of her lab equipment to George Perry. Hope you don't blow up as many test tubes as she did. Edwin Ferguson presents to Marilyn Van Guilder this list of Ten Easy Ways to Get Your Man to Dance. Hope they get him out on that dance floor. George Benson leaves Bob Hains the ability to buy a Chevy so you can close the hood when you need to on Okemo. Sandra Field presents these nerve pills to Joyce McCarty. Now we hope you won’t be so nervous.