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

 - Class of 1959

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5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:45 8:15 8:26 8:45 9:00 9:30 10:30 10:50 11:30 12:00 12:10 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:15 3:30 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 7:15 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 1:00 2:00 Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise. But Who cares??!! Hunky gets up to iron a blouse for school. Most Seniors shut off their alarms and roll out of bed for a bright (?) day. Allen Brown and the Plymouth crew grind their gears towards Ludlow. Tom Johnson makes his usual trip up for Eleanor. Doug gets bawled out by Mrs. Tofferi for talking to Sib after the tardy bell rings. Joe ambles in, late as usual, disturbing everyone. Jean Sheehan is busy giving advise to Mr. Boisvert in Bookkeeping. Steve Matthews presents his fabulous ideas to Mrs. Manley in English 12. Kirk , Pat, Gail, and Ann plan another SSS party. Dare stops Connie in the hall to get the evening plans straightened out. Half of the Senior class breaks for lunch. Polly decides to switch cars for the afternoon. Shirley says a hesitant Good-Bye to Pork until tonight. A certain crew of Senior girls head upstreet. Whit gets it for blowing up an experiment in chemistry. Cora is putting her domestic skills to work in Home Economics. Arlene is just remembering that her trig isn't done. Web calls an urgent executive board meeting. Betty Olney and Elena Syria plan a last minute shopping spree to Rutland. Bruce plunges into the forest. Rhoda gets her driving lesson from Paul. Anita packs for another college weekend. Coach Thurber fills Toom in on the latest play. Marilyn gets a long distance phone call from, guess who? Barbara goes down to tell Joyce the latest wedding plans. Betty Ann starts out for an exciting night in the big town of Cavendish. Boogie heads toward Springfield. Nim and Bev plan a pajama party over a spicy pizza. Ricy takes off for Tyson to patch up a quarrel. Simy is watching a western at Karen's. Jean Bradley finds out if Ike likes her latest hairdo. A1 is still pumping gas. Sandra Creaser gets home from Chiolino's, and starts out on a big date. Tuula says good-bye to company. Maggie starts a letter to Nelson. Laura decides to wash her hair again. Dave Ellison is stranded in his faithful (?) car. Sue Hastings says good night to Larry after coffee in Chester. Jean Breault pulls in from a date with Dave. We are starting to get a little sleepy. All Seniors are off in dreams.

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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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Class Prophecy Hearth became the tenth planet as a result of a blunder by a member of the class of 1959. It was the most important one ever made, because every member of the class of 1959 was affected by it. The explosion which blew a chunk of Earth right into outer space came about as a scientist was experimenting. By some strange occurance it started to move around the sun and thus the tenth planet was formed. Shall we peek through the microscope and see what is happening? The blundering scientist, none other than Tommy Johnson, is now reorganized and back at his work. Norma Smith and Bev Belknap are busily caring for patients at Hutland Hospital, and at the same time acting as chauffeurs for the other nurses. Nursing is also Laura Buck's vocation, but Joe Valente, Multimillionaire and owner of the chain of Howard Hohnson restaurants, still calls upon her to wait on tables in an emergency. He keeps busy chasing his private secretary, Betty Olney, around his desk in between letters. Huth's Hunch expanded so much that proprietress, Jean Breault, hired Sandy Kirkham as her secretary. Now Jean handles the customers and Sandy handles the finances. Hevie sales hit the top this year, and Paula Benson is happily watching the profits roll in while A1 Wilkins, her mechanic, is busily preparing the cars for sale. Joyce Fuller is putting past experience to work and making Himonds'es a favorite spot for the teenagers. Gossip really flows when Mary Tuomisto, Barb Pickielnok, and Shirley Davis meet in Bill Darcy's grocery store to stock up on food for their kids and husbands. Bill gets all his fresh vegetables and dairy products from Dave Ellison's farm. The Hutland Herald, edited by Eleanor Bostock with the assistance of her sec- retary, Sue Lake, furnishes Hearth people with the daily news. For the best styled clothes see Ann Tofferi at Hior’s Fashion Salon. Jean Bradley, society leader and most stylish dresser on Hearth, will patronize no one else. Pat Perrino is a secretary for the Ht. Hohnsbury Trucking Company. Some days she yearns to drive a truck like she did in high school, so she takes one out herself. Hal Happ and Halt Hisney are keeping cartoonist Elena Syria busy with the

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