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Learn to labor and to wait. CLASS SONG It was, it seems, but yesterday That all of us began To study and to play a bit, To train both mind and hand. vfrT Yet true it is that we have reached The goal we dreamed about. Our high school years have disappeared Let’s finish with a shout! We leave with cherh Of fun, of frieaiBsl ltd of the vear e studii We rhi kyheoidktn-nbut neat eh upon life's We thank B.R.H.S. . And hope that all our lives shall be Our school's supreme success ’CMHMCTttC --TT--- 1Uj»i I feAL|JATORIAN Marilyn VanGuilder Thank you to the VermontJJevelopmeni Commission for the use of their scenery pictures.
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A is for Anita, Arlene and Ann, all intelligent girls and all in The band; also for Albert and Allen Brown, who helps his father Record things in town. B is for Bruce and three Bills, all boys from our grade; also for Bev, Barb, and two Bettys, each a swell little maid. C is for Cora, who from Mt. Holly comes, and also for Charlie Who's a whiz on the drums. D is for Dave and Doug, they're both the athletic sort, if they Aren't flirting with the girls, they're on the Basketball court. E is for Elena, you can't miss her laugh, also for Eleanor, editor On our Banner Board staff. F is for Friday, the classrooms all a-humming, everyone's happy Because the weekend is coming. G is for Gail, Vice President of the class; she’s a swell cheer - Leader and very cute lass. H is for homework; we take all in fun, I wonder if you could guess How many times it's done! I is for integrity, which we practice regularily. J is for the three Jeans and also for Joyce, who in the Glee Club Lends a strong voice. Then there is Joe, John, and Jerry, who Through the years have kept the class merry. K is for knowledge we've gained through our schooling, in later Years we'll use it, and that's no fooling. L is for Laura, she's friendly and nice; we wouldn't stay after School, if we followed her advice. M is for Marilyn, Maggie, and Mary, who in classmeetings are sel- Dom contrary. N is for Norma who lives in town, and who in classes is a regular Clown. O is for opposition that we'll encounter through the years, may we All face it without any fears. P is for Paula and Pat, who aren't loud, but good company in any- one's crowd. Q is for the quests we hope to obtain, and to make for ourselves an Honorable name. R is for Rhoda, a real cute girl, she’s a swell cheerleader, and Really can twirl. S is for two Sandys, two Sues, Shirley, Sib, and Steve, all good Kids with seldom a peeve. T is for Tuula, a blonde Finnish lass, also for Tom the red-head in Our class. U is for unity we've had; whether happy, or whether sad. V is for vitality we all posses in the future it will make us A success. W is for Webster our class president; he'll gladly give you his con- sent. X is for our unknown future, which lies ahead, toward which we've Strived through years that have sped. Y is for yesterday and the memories we share, as we approach tomor Row each his burden will bear. Z is for zero, it's time to take off, may we all have bright futures At which none can scoff.
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