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

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Last Will and Testament JUDY FARRINGTON leaves to Mr. Baker a punching bag because I won’t be here anymore. MICHELLE WEST leaves to Mrs. Phelan the one thing we've always wanted. RODNEY COLE leaves to Coach Plimpton a 5-gallon can of Vaseline and a role of quarters. Also a supply of towels for next year's basketball games! MIKE LAWRENCE leaves to Mr. Baker a rubber raft for future trips down the Black River. LILLIAN LOMBARD leaves to Mr. Schmidt a doll to remember Lovable Lill. PAUL FAIRBANKS leaves to Steve Balch a list of Kenneth's weak spots’ so he can get on his good side. JOAN LAWSON leaves to Mr. Baker the red head he’s always wanted. DIANA BAKER leaves to Faye Holden her drinking cup. I hope she can keep it filled as well as I did. MELODY MARTIN leaves to Mr. Marquis one bottle of Com-poze for the nerves of his future students. Smile Michael! KARL BROOKS leaves to Bob Pike one pair of barber shears . . . maybe use his head when he uses them. COLLEEN DAY leaves to Doug Rose enough money to buy a bottle. ($5.25) DAVE BARROWS leaves to Bob Pike a pack of cigarettes to replace all the ones borrowed. SANDEE GRAVES leaves to Meg Graves two pairs of unrunned panty hose. BERNIE ELLISON leaves to Mr. Marquis a needle and thread so that he can patch up the hole in the back of his pants. MARY PRATT leaves to Coach Plimpton an extra screw (Alan wrench) to replace the one lost during field hockey season. RICK CHAMBERS leaves to John Murphy a book of clean jokes, so he can entertain a mixed crowd in the library. ALEX ROBBINS leaves to Mrs. Phelan a bottle of Maalox . . . just in case she gets the bug that's going around. PAT PULLINEN leaves to Bob Smith the rest of my wardrobe, since he has half of it already. CHERYL MARTIN leaves to Susie Wilkins a fur-lined potty so that she doesn't have to leave Mr. Downs' classes anymore to go to the girls' potty room. MIKE BOWKER leaves to Mr. Downs the one thing he’s always wanted. SHELLEY CREASER leaves to Venus Bailies a rabbit with instructions on how to keep it alive. MIKE BISSONNETTE leaves to Mr. Marquis this pencil sharpener to replace the one that chews up the pencils in bookkeeping and accounting class. RON LINK leaves to next year's soccer team all the luck for a state championship and beating Proctor. GLENDA MARTIN leaves to Taimi Hall a book on How To Sew. Next year you can do your own sewing without my help. CANDI SMITH leaves to Terri Stryhas a certain under garment and instructions on how to use it. SYLVIA KOLSTROM leaves to Mrs. Tofferi a survival kit for NEXT years editors when things get to be too much.

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AM 5:59 6:00 6:30 7:17 7:51 8:14 1 2 8:16 8:45 9:00 9:30 9:31 10:00 10:22 11:01 11:10 11:19 11:20 11:22 11:23 11:30 PM 12:05 12:49 12:50 12:55 1:01 1:07 1:18 1:45 2:02 2:13 2:15 2:29 2:45 2:51 3:01 3:13 4:12 4:16 4:31 4:52 4:55 5:03 5:43 6:30 6:51 7:18 7:45 8:05 8:50 9:30 10:07 11:00 11:59 Typical Senior Day Michelle starts talking. Candi gets up to wash her hair. Rodney's out doing the chores. Awake yet? Judy is screeching 'round corners in Mr. Guy's bus to get to school safely. Kermit skips school for the day to go skiing in Germany - already? Dave Barrows pulls in with the gang. Dale lets everyone know that she is only ONE minute late! Darlene makes it to school finally. Rich and Rodney arrive during Algebra, (after completing their chores ???) Sandee Graves and Paul Fairbanks sign in. Sandee Graves signs out. Michelle is still talking. Pierrette finds Mrs. Kesman's stop watch. Bernie yells at a teacher for the first time today. Kind of late, aren't you? Lillian continues to stare out into space. (Thinking about her bartending career ???) Marshall speaks?? No . . . just a yawn. The senior shop boys sign out. (We did use our Arrid didn't we?) Sylvia looks sadly out the window as the shop bus leaves for Rutland. All the senior girls rush up and console Sylvia. Cheryl is at another chorus rehearsal. Mike Moore is bragging . . . again? Ready . . . Set . . . Go !!! The lunch stampede has started. The Senior girls pass around their community lunch tray. Everyone is complaining of a hotlunch stomach ache. Cindy Fields asks Anyone going up for thirds. As far as many Seniors are concerned the school day has ended and all are soundly asleep. Mike Bissonnette is still eating his lunch. Mike Lawrence is planning his next psychology class. Fred Turton leaves for the slopes. But Fred - there isn't any snow! Mary Pratt is late for another class. Isn't it enough that you have 431 1 4 hours to make up Shelley is daydreaming about Rick, although he's right beside her. The drag races start in the student parking lot. Colleen is at a party in the black milk truck. Dale has her daily fight on the school bus. Glenda Martin is jogging all the way home from Candi’s. Patrik is strenuously working out in the gym. Well trying to anyway - Judy is there. Mike Tuomisto is tending to his rigorous duties at Jewell Brook Mill. Michelle - are you ever going to stop? Paul Gurdak is still in Room 21 discussing snowmobiles with Mr. Baker. Melody trudges up Gill Hill on her way to work, thinking about . . . John Neal leaves the Totem Pole. Jim Lombard is bombing 'round with Dolores. Karl Brooks stops in the Grand Union to refill his daily supplies. Steve picks up Sandy. Where you headed tonight, Steve? Ron Link is making the long voyage home to the Mount Holly Mountains. Dave Hart is busy. Mike Bowker flashes everyone he sees a beer bottle as he goes by with Dave. Diana leaves the movie theater to go to the club. Alex finally makes it home from the Grand Onion. Joan is trying a new way of setting her hair. Fred is writing a letter. Michelle finally decides to close her mouth.

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