Bradford Academy - Admiral Yearbook (Bradford, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

74a 1-idmamz 7957 7 Memories that linger, constant and true. That is the purpose of a yearbook, to capture in words and pictures the memories of a class and a school. It has been our goal in preparing our yearbook. We hope you like the product of our efforts, and that it will serve to re- call memories for you in the future. gf 2 S , o f DAVID MORRIS KNAPP 1938-1956 I-'Vi 1 They shall not grow old y f ,' V, As wethatue left grow old I ., Q I ,,,'., Age shall. not weary them ' ' ' A- Nor the years oondenm. fn o ,, A AQ AIEZ At the going down of the sum 5 fs- biz' 1 ,V'o And in time morning, V . , A,.: Q ..., ' ' ,-q' IVAAA We willnemember them. A- ' 1 'I' - 1 -o'Ao.', BY Lwence BUIYOH ' ',.,, d Y, e,' ..eoi Sedan! goaful LEFT to RIGHT: Paul Donnelly, Reginald Amold, Almond Burgess. 'yawlzq SEATED: Miss Urquhart, Miss Drew, Mm. Flemming, Mm. Kiely, MIS. Fogarty, Mis. Smith. STANDING: Mr Kimball, Mr. Perens, Mr. Vartanian, Mr. McMahon, Prin. Hamilton, Mr. Emexson, Mx. Conrad, Mr. Leach. fi' Prin. Hamilton and Supt. Whitcomb Al I . EIT EE iai.. SX SENICRS SEATED: J. Southworth, J. Downing, L. Famham, N. Oliver, R. Tenrill, C. Bonneau, Mr, Kimball, Advisor, R. Kincaid, R. Mattoon, M. Appleton, S. Griggs, V. Nutting. 2nd ROW: G. French, E. Beede, C. Noyes, xi R. Hathaway, J. Magoon, J. Woodward, S. Sawyer, R. Knapp, M. Kidder. BACK ROW: G. Tullar, D. Miller, L. Smith, L. Dugdale, N. Cox, R. Thurston, B. Wood. Zlaaadffczefw SEATED: R. Mattson, Sec. STANDING: R. Kin- caid, Pres., MI. Kimball, Advisor, R. Terrill, Treas., C. Bonneau, Vice-Pres. 6 MARIE CHARLOTTE APPLETON FHA 2,3,45 Library Club 4. Marie is a quiet senior girl, but her re- tiring nature has not prevented her from making everyone her friend. Because of her keen interest and ability in home- making, Marie ought to make someone an excellent wife. Someone??? Nat- urally, we assume it will be a certain last year's senior named Peter. We surely hope Peter can afford to keep her dressed in the style to which she is accustomed, - after all, she is our best dressed girl. EVELYN LOUISE BEAN Evey Girls' Glee Club Gzlviixed Chorus 1-45 Band 1-35 Dramatics 3,45 Asst. Director, Sr. Play and Make-up 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Altemate Girls' State 35 DAR Good Citizenship Girl 45 All State Chorus 4. Evey , a member of the Spearmint Gtun Chewers Association at B.A. and our DAR girl, is the life of every party. Whenever Evey comes on the scene, you can be sure her first words will be, Any- thing left to eat? Her warm smile and friendly personality are sure to make her a success with children around whom her interest centers after graduation from L.T.C. But Evey does have a pet-peeve: Phys. Ed. class! ELSIE RITA BEEDE Doll Newspaper 45 Dramatics 45 Senior Play 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Forensics 4. Elsie claims that her favorite expression is Oh, shut up, but don't take that as an indication of her character, since she is actually good-natured and quick- witted. She enjoys reading, baseball, riding fplanes and horsesj, children, and cherry pie. Her pet peeve is Mr. Kim- ball. We will always remember her as Ma Ha.ggett - her part in the Senior Play. 7 MQW-fa ROBERT LAWRENCE BENJAMIN Bobby Glee Club l,2,3,45 FFA l,2,3,45 Patrol 1, .2,3,4. Bob, most talented Senior boy, is found picking his guitar or rebuilding his '46 Ford. A favorite pastime of our little Ford man is collecting and distributing jokes among his many friends. Bob is a member of the Bradford Unit of the na- tional Guard and is often seen proudly displaying his uniform. His pet peeve is getting up in the moming and going to bed at night. Future plans include a term in the U.S. Air Force. Good luck and keep 'em flying, Bob. 7 CLAIRE HELEN BONNEAU Mixed Chorus 1-4, Pres. 45 Girls' Chants 1,2,3, Accomp. 1-45 Dramatics l-4, Pres. 45 FHA 1-45 Song Leader 1-35 State Song Leader2, Local Pres. 45 Student Council 3,4, Sec 'y 35 Class V.P. 45 Senior Play5 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Green Mt. Girls' State 35 All State Scholarship W'mner 35 All State 4. Claire is official accompanist for our Glee Club and a welcome guest at all parties, where she usually can be per- suaded to entertain. A willing worker for the senior class and the school, she has a cheerful and friendly personality which makes her a favorite among her classmates. Music school is in her future. SHIRLEY ELAINE COVEY Basketball 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Dra- matics 3,45 FHA 4. The life of any party, Shirley has a nat- ural wit and is loads of fun. Being fun loving, naturally her favorite expression is Funny, Funny! Formerly a member of the B.A. Admiralettes, Shirley was a fine basketball player. An arm injury hampered her playing in her senior year. She loves to dance and is often fotmd at the dancing spots in the surrounding area. Shirley is an excellent cook and seam- stress, making her a fine risk as a mar- riage partner. Best luck to our finest lady athlete. NORMAN FARL COX Patrol 1,25 Student Council 2,4, Vice Pres. Student Council 45 Newspaper 3,45 Dramatics 45 Senior Play5 Hal1owe'en Skit 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Boys' State 3. Norman and his car together make one of the class's most popular pairs. How- 'ever, Nonnan's smile and good nature really account for most of this. Our future engineer has an ability for coming lip with the right results in lab expen- C! ments. Maybe he will invent a lunch line with its end at the front, and thus eliminate his pet peeve. In any case, we know that he will be a success. JANICE IOLA DOWNING Dramatics 4. Janice, a seemingly quiet girl with nat- urally wavy, reddish-blond hair, can be quite noisy when she 's with her closest friends, Gail French and Susie Griggs. It's quite possible that Jan is interested in a certain dark, curly haired fellow out of school. Jan is a whiz in shorthand, and her future plans include secretarial work, preferably with a handsome boss! We are sure she will be a success in the future no matter whom she works for. 8 LEONA F N Alb Chun s ll 3, ,,3Bo Club 3 ' - g Yearb t .g - - , 3 I- ., lee 'x 01 o 1 - - - Coun- ll D 1 3,43 Pat dx f 3 I , 'B , 3' ' ' ' X cue.-' e- 'C-ff 3,57 een Skit 1,33 Dra ' , Boy's State Alternate 3. Dougie or Len is a great lover of the sports world. Whenever you hear the swishing of a net, the crack of a bat, the bang of a gun, the spinning of a fish reel or the clanging of traps, you can be sure Dougie is the cause of these sounds. He is the easy going type and does every- thing to the best of his ability. He is also an ardent member of the Spearmint Gum Chewing Association of B.A. His pet peeve is having nothing to do. Out- side of sports his real interest is a certain good looking girl from Bradford by the name of Roberta. Future plans include a hitch with the U. S. Army. LOUISE MAY FARNHAM Halloween Skit 23 Glee Club 3. Louise is a fun-loving student who is often seen but seldom heard. Because of this quiet manner, her friends say she can frequently cut up without getting any blame. Louise is a particularly talented dancer, and she is very often found a- round the various dance spots enjoying her favorite pastime. Her future interest lies in the Navy--a certain someone with whom she will eventually team up. GAIL FRENCH Dramatics 4. During Gail's four high school years, her exceedingly soft voice has driven Mr. Kimball to the climax of hysteria. Her quiet mannerisms have made her an eye catcher to all--not exluding a certain red-head in the Air Force. Gail is a constant companion of Janice Downing. We have no doubt that Gail has read al- most every horse book ever written, since she just loves horses. We are all waiting for the day when we can see Gail model- ling clothes for Christian Dior, since that is her sincere desire. GEORGE GIBBY Mixed Chorus l,2,3,43 Boy's Chorus l,2, 3,43 Band 2,33 Patrol 1,23 Newspaper 3. This boy returned from Columbian Prep. School, where he has been taking a military course, long enough to graduate with his old classmates. George espe- cially enjoys reading and photography. His pet peeve, undoubtedly, was biology class. The Navy is considering our service-minded classmate for a college education, where we are sure he will be a success. 9 , W W, , . 7 pl SUSIE ETHEL GRIGGS Grammy Mixed Glee Club 8:Girl's Glee Club 3,43 FHA 3,45 Student Council 35 Dramatics 45 Sec. for Mr. Peters 43 Camival Ball Court 3. Susie is a quiet, good looking girl. A1- tho h she is ve et in a crowd, she US YY qui is quite a chatterbox in the powwows of her closest fdends. She is one of our students coming from the far woods of Goshen. She really likes the outdoors and can often be found admiring Mother Nature's world. This is one of her fav- orite hobbies, along with dancing and hillbilly music. c Cl ,4, Glee Clu a tall od looking e ms to e pretty w out ed with 4 WAY e r ce enior bo er does a school p , bu th de of the auditor- . K two e visitors. Whenever .isn'tf yd, you can be sure s e b ' er closest friend, Susie. ear the words, Crunch Mil- ' e up your mind something's n ong. Usually Rita is good- tured and loads of fun. We're sure her ture will be a happy one. HOLLIS GEORGE HUNTINGTON Hollis Basketball 1-4g Baseball 2-45 FFA, Treas. 2, Junior Pres. 15 Treas., Student Council 33 Pres. 45 Drama 'cs 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Capt. Basketb . ' , senior boy with to have set his Barb that brainy beauty class. If Hollis is not then his constant companion Terrill is with him. He is a top a key man on the basketball squad and captain of the Admirals. At least one dent in his Chrysler is his responsi- bility--presurnably a result of a flying tdp to Fairlee to be with that one and only. Heartbreaker the most MARY LOUISE KIDDER Girls Glee Club l-35 Mixed Glee Club 1-45 Dramatics 3,45 Yearbook 45 Band 1-35 Class Sec. 25 FHA l-45 Historian 35 Girls Basketball Mgr. 43 Alt. to Girls State 3, Here's a girl who 's really swell. Mary is our typical senior--ready to help any- one at any time. She has a fine person- ality and is a great sport. Because of her excellent typing and bookkeeping abilities, we know that our pal will climb to the top at Northampton Com- mercial College, where she will prepare LW for her future career as an accountant. , 10 'w m 1 K ,N ll ll Russm. 5- ww - sv Mixed Cho s 'v 1,2 5 Boys' ta f ' 5: Pres ,45 . Hllin 1 5 ' ' - Year . ' Chee Treas. News 3,4, ' 1 Gum 041' - t B.A., can ound '-,S his o -- knobby 5 ular cl president has man a K- on -- his favorite being dut - emb pear b li mi - I ! .ak M ' - 's 3. S .. - rs . V er x . all You -, - be sure the loudest at 5 -- s GI be our pal. People o ... . . ces of themselves are 's pet , andas ofnowhe has no future , - whatever may be his choice, - 're sure he'l1 be a success. RONAID AILEN KNAPP Ronnie FFA 2,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Sr. Play Stage Manager 45 Dramatics 4. Ronnie is one of our short classmates, but he makes up for his lack of size with his good humor and nice personality. He can't seem to settle for one girl, but gets along well with ll of them. Ronnie is often seen at Od d dance n Saturday and also t S 'beforesgj ol starts in the mgming 'J My QM . ,mf a, 1. ,. JOHN ALONZO MAGOON Johnny FFA 15 Cafeteria Council l,2,3. Our outstanding Red-Head who is oh - ever so quiet, is John, or as we call him, Johnny. We notice that a little romance seems to be budding between John and a certain Junior! - but he likes to make eyes at ALL the girls!!! One can al- ways be sure to see Johnny at the end of the Cafeteria line. We wish him much luck in the future NVAQ 63 57T75'LJ 'jd :LJ eff! ji CMYK? ROBERTKJEAN MATTOON Bobbi Mixed Glee Club 2,35 Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Cheerleader 2,35 Dramatics 3,4, Sec'y 8: Treas. 45 Newspaper 3,45 Class Sec'y 3,45 Sr. Play 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Student Council 2. Bobbi is the girl with a temper bigger than she is, although her classmates still enjoy her unexpected remarks and humo at all times. We find her a faithful member of the Spear-mintGum Chewing Assn. A whiz at shorthand, typing and bookkeeping, We wis h the best of everything at Northa. on Commercial College. Xp I.. DOUGIAS R. MILLER Doug Dramatics 3,45 Senior Play 45 Student Council 15 Forensics 4. Doug , one of our senior farm hands, has his future all planned. He is a very quiet boy, but we gues that's because he spends his time worrymg about his cows and other work on his farm. His pet peeve is being up later than 8:30 at night. We would be glad to give a cash reward to the first woman Doug falls for! CIAUDIA MARGARET NOYES Dramatics 3,45 Senior Play 45 Christmas Play 35 One-Act Play 35 Library Club 2,3,45 Band 3,45 All-State Band 45 Girls State 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Forensics 4. Claudia, our honor student, who always has an answer to any problem, likes school so well she lives the closest of anyone in her class Her pastimes are reading. Coinciding with her P and fine school citizen eeve 1S people who mess . We wish you all kinds of your four years at U.V.M., and in whatever else the future you. W 77-4Jf4 -rs VELMA MAE NUTTING Nutty Dramatics 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Co-Capt 45 Stage Hand, Sr. Play 4. Nutcracker is as small as a peanut but has great speed on the basketball court. Even though her size ir against her, she is always willing to uphold her own opin- ions. She can frequently be heard at Stuart's or cheering during basketball games. We will never forget her witty remarks. At present, her future is unde- cided, but we have no doubt that this little girl will be a big success. NANCY LEE OLIVER Halloween Skit 25 Glee Club 3,4. Nancy is one of our blonde, blue-eyes females who hardly ever misses a Friday night dance in West Topsham. Of course, her interest lies not only in dancing, but in a companion from Lyme. What's his name, Na.ncy?! Nancy is a whiz at bookkeeping. Her future plans are not known. SHIRLEY ELLENE SAWYER Sh.irl Girls Glee Club 2-4, Mixed Chorus Z-4: Library Club 3,45 FHA 4. Shirley is Honorary President of the Spear- mint Gum Chewer's Association. Invari- ably late rnoming, noon, and night, Shir- ley usually can be found with Edson in his Ford. Rumor hath it that on June 22, 1957, Shirley and Edson are elopingg our information has to be correct since we received it from Shirley herself. LLOYD CLIFFORD TH FFA 15 Glee Club 3, ma 4. lloyd is a tall, wa ha'r , quiet boy, who travels r and ' his blue '41 chevy. Reg dle where he goes, if r Hathaway is botmd to be ' 7- . ' future plans include ' Y- f , it had better have an - - ry uni for women close at hand, - - r L10 v will be AWOL 907: of the ti e. he is n t n n , A If. the - :f tes Air Force. Whichever ou oi A or JANE FRANCES O THWORTH Janey Dramatics 1-45 G . 's e Clu -35 Mixed Chorus 1 -I '- e ' ' Yearbook Staff 43 -: ' n s Court 33 Class Offic l C t. er- leaders 4. Jane is a s - - .- 2 --,g who can often be fo 1 lu- ore school starts. She often se ' - ' red and white plym th. Jan 1 o a cheerleader. She is lly H- La Davis. Her future pl are not own, are they, Jane? However, we do - gine a certain E.B. has something to do with that. ROBERT NORMAN TERRII1. Bob Class Treas. l-43 Basketball 2-43 FFA 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Boy's State Altemate 3. Bob is Hollis Hnntington's alter ego , but he does manage to get away for fre- quent scouting expeditions around the area in search of Mildred. Bob has al- ways been a popular member of the class. Bob says he plans to join the Air Force after graduation, but we feel sure he is going to be chief window washer at Per- ry's Garage. 'fa W 13 ,M X 5 Xi kj, AJ QQ! YB fe! RICHARD ARLEN THURSTON Dick Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball 25 FFA 1,23 Dramatlcs 43 Patrol 2,35 Capt. 45 Year- book Staff 4. Uncle Rich is cur star baseball pitcher, and someday you may be reading his name in the headlines as a star for the Red Sox. Outside of baseball, his main interest live in Woodsville. Rich also hasaloveforhunting,f1shing anddanc- ingg andtheinejobhe didinuur Christmas pageant indicates still another of his talents, acting. GLB! RAYMOND TULLAR Guinea library 2,35 Forensics 45 Senior Play 43 Patrol 25 Glee Club 2,35 Newspaper 3, 45 Dramatlcs 4. Glen, known to some of this classmates as Guinea , hails from Corinth. His pet peeve is Geometry class while his favorite expression is Makes you wonder don't it? He is usually seen in and around high school with Norman Cox. His future plans are undecided but we all know that he will succeed at what- ever he decided to do. BRUCE BERNARD WOOD Moose FFA 23 Mixed Chorus 45 Dramatics 3,45 Senior Play 45 Student Council 4. Most of Bruce's hard-eamed money goes to make him sartorially the envy of the other boys of the senior class. Of course, these fine feathers also go to impress a certain cute little junior residing at Hilltop Dairy. Bruce is a fun-loving boy whose jokes and pranks are well-known in any gathering of which he is a part. His plans after graduation include the Air Force. If he teams up with Terrible Terrill, the Air Force will never be the same again. FRANK JOE WOODWARD FFA 1,25 Golf 45 Dramatics 4. Joe, a quiet boy who enjoys htmting, golf and photography, gets along well with all of his classmates. His favorite subjects are scinece, but he does well in all of his studies. His pet peeve is his brother. Joe plans to enter the ser- vice, most likely the Air Force, after graduation. if Q13 M ffl fi Q az? 'if we 3 1 if 1 'Problems with the Yearbook??? 2. Boy, are my dogs tired! 3. Dishes again 4. Friendly Persuasion 5 Thanks, Mrs. Fogarty 6. The Three Queens 7. 'Teenager Prayer 8. Like one hog waits for another! ! ll Kimball receives the loot 10. Won't you give me an A MIS. Flemming? 11. Don't just stand there! 12 What's the j0ke????'r 15 BEST LOOKING BEST DANCERS BEST ALL-ROUND BEST SPORTS MOST STUDIOUS NOISIEST BEST DRBSED CLOSBT GIRL COMPANIONS Jane Southworth R haonard Dugdale Marie Appleton FRJINDLIEST Bruce W00d Janice Downing MOST ATHLETIC Gail French GENTLEMAN 6: LADY Russell Kincaid Evelyn Bean Hollis Huntington Shirley Covey CLASS WITS - Russell Kincaid, Velma Nutting BEST ACTOR rSzACTRESS - Russell Kincaid, Claudia, Noyes BOY WITH MOST WOMEN - Hollis Huntington Ronald Knapp GIRL WITH MOST MEN - Jane Southworth Susie Griggs 16 Hollis Htmtington - Jane Southworth Russell Kincaid - Evelyn Bean Russell Kincaid - Evelyn Bean Norman Cox - Claudia Noyes Rusell Kincaid - Evelyn Bean MOST TYPICAL t sr Aff ,ev is . Mary Kidder Russell Kincaid CLOSEST BOY CONEPANIONS J l ilo? .v:., E, ez il ! ! j r,', lie f g F Ai fir ' 2' K' 1 K S , i i mug, llbv K -- lg si K ..' iz' J A I S -:ik Y R kV,V r aaa aiil J iiih H ui Hun' 5 Rgbel'tTertri1ll1lgton R nen :-: --,:,, 1 Ii , V, f 7 A ' f y hy Rita Hathaway U-0Yd Smith MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED QUIETEST MOST TPJLENTED Claire Bonneau Robert Benjamin Claudia Noyes Norman Cox John Magoon Gail French MOST DEPENDABLE - Russell Kincaid, Evelyn Bean MOST POPULAR - Russell Kincaid, Jane Southworth CIASS CHATTERBOXES - Russell Kincaid, Velma Nutting DONE MOST FOR CLASS - Russell Kincaid, Evelyn Bean 17 ff SW! SEATED: C. Noyes, C. Bonneau, M. Kidder, R. Kincaid, J. Southworth, H. Hlmtington. STANDING: Mr. Leach, Advisor, R. Terrill, R. Thurston, E. Beede, R. Mattoon, L. Dugdale, N. Cox, E. Bean, B. Wood, Mr. Kimball, Advisor. ff I Russell Kincaid, Editor-in-Chief Typisrs at work 1 8 W- Mary Kidder and Robert Terrill, Business Man agers Q SENIOR PLAY CAST SEATED: C. Bonneau, R. Mattoon, B. Wood, D. Miller, L. Dugdale, N. Cox, G. Tullar, C. Noyes, E. Beede. STANDING: R. Terrill, L. Davis, J. Southworth, R. Kincaid, Mr. Emerson, Advisor, Mrs. Fogarty, Advisor, M. Kidder, R. Thurston, R. Knapp, V. Nutting. 19 3 i is YL, as-'ar I 1. Food at last 2. Hey cut it out! 3. What's missing?? 4. A collection for I-Iuntington's pigs 5. Rus sell picking on Hollis again 6. Moon1igh gamblers 7. That Calls For A Kiss 8. Where's the dent? 9. Sweet and Pretty 10. Te1l another one Russ 11. Strumming Again 12. Don't study too hard! 20 VOTE +'orQU 'pe UNDERCLASS casein SEATED: S. Flanagan, G. Emerson, B. Perdue, A. Thompson, S. Oliver, M. Davis, K. Osgood, Miss Urquhart, G. Pierson, J. Simpson, L. Wright, G. French, G. Bijoelle, M. Downing. SECOND ROW: F. White, N. McLeod, S. McAllister, J. Frost, M. Frost, L. Bragg, L. Davis, D. Silloway, A. Fontaine, C. Bean, J. Londry, R. Chamber- lain, N. Minshull, J. Arnold, J. Pollender. THIRD ROW: T. Sepessy, C. Goodine, G. Simpson, D. Perkins, F. Kidder, G. Tomlinson, H. Sepessy, F. Parker, J. Burke, D. Fortin, J. Stryker, W. Appleton, M. Fulford. The junior class advisor this year is Miss Urquhart and the officers areg President, Karl Osgoodg Vice-President, Gene Piersong Secretary, Malcolm Davisg and Treasurer, Judy Simpson. We are well represented in sports, band, music, FHA, FFA, and Dramatics. 'I'he junior c1ass's Student Council re- presentatives are James Burke, Alice May Thomp- son, and Russell LaRochelle. Ioan Amold and James Burke serve on the Cafeteria Council, and many of the junior boys are on the school patrol. We have put on a few dances this year and right now, we are in the process of making p1a.ns for the Junior Prom. 22 I , - A A A SEATED: D. Drew, M. Woodward, I. Tinker. FIRST ROW: M Sweet, V Eastman, S Adams, O J Darling, E. Clark, R. Burroughs, J. Poley, F. Kellerup, R. Mclam, E. Clark, V Kidder, C Chase, B Colby, E Grapes SECOND ROW: Mm. Fogerty, Advisor, J. Steinberg, C. Wood, W Johnson, S Fairbrother, J Bellefetulle, D Griggs, B. Russin, A. Hastings, J. Wakefield, J. Powers, M. Chalmers, R Loomis, B Powers, A Downing, Miss Drew, Advisor. THIRD ROW: S. Miller, W. Hodge, R. Bragg, K Smith, R Devins, S Souther, W Bean, E French, N. Hayward, R. Carson, P. Scripture, G. Tomlinson, W Moulton, J Gilmond The hale and hearty class of '59 came marching in- to room 24 in September and after welcoming the four new members proceeded to win the Halloween Skit Prize and Christmas Door Decorating Prize. We purchased our rings after a year of gazing longingly at upper-c1assmen's. We're proud of some of our outstanding athletes, who play on basketball, soft ball, and golf teams. We want to thank Mrs. Fogar- ty and Miss Drew for the help they've given us, and we hope we haven't given their nerves too hard a beating. W ,.,.,. .,.., 23 E .E GQ: E 1 si Q , ...E .ff .Q 5, 54.123 -. ' si . 1 ir if 7 ' sg .H Q f- -- ' ml ix 1 ... if B s sage H g 1 A ilk' 'assi .. A 1. if? FIRST ROW: J. Stockman, J. Lowry, E. Dugdale, D. Webster, M. Woodward, R. Rollins, D. Sargent, P. Arnolo, J. Bonneau, L. Chaffee. SECOND ROW: E. Goodine, M. Dexter, S. French, M. Minshull, S. Covey, J. Whit- comb, V. Peters, Nlr. McMahon, Advisor, W. Renfrew, L. Clark, V. Butler, L. Ramsdell, M. Batchelder, W. Oakes. THIRD ROW: E. Sargent, R. Fairbrother, D. Beams, E. Perdue, A. Fulford, E. Bishop, R. Cutler, S. Gould, J. White, J. White, M. Cox, B. Davis, S. Cotey, L. Dexter, L. Downing, R. Osgood, B. Pollender, L. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: D. Drew, R. Davison, A. Parker, R. Perkins, H. Humphrey, D. Cole, G. Gibby, S. Thompson, T. Tsiros, B. Slack, R. Bellefeuille, M. Sweet, R. Gilmond, E. Hacket. Sixty-three frolicking Freshmen had quite a year with a spectacular square dance team, the var- ious comrnittees, and activities. The dance team ventured to Montpelier in October for a demonstration dance at the Govemors' Confer- ence. After two weeks of making friends and getting situated, we elected W. Renfrew, Pres., Velma Peters, V.P., R. Nutting, Treas., and I. Whit- comb, Sec'y. They fulfilled their duties well, and we completed a successful year. 24 . FIRST ROW: S. Farr, E. Philips, K. Mmm, J. Thurston, L. Nutting, V. White, B. Wright, J. Demis. SECOND ROW: T. Ladd, H. Kincaid, F. Brick, I. Wright, H. Couillard, E. Bean, J. Boyce, W. Grapes, C. Pollender, J. Gilmond, J. Piper, T. Powers, C. Adams, R. Bonneau. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Kiely, O. Gamsby, F. Rios, J. Munn, J. Huntington, A. Oliver, N. Pillsbury, S. Griggs, B. Erskine, D. Judge, E. Totas, N. King, S. Renfrew, M. Slack, A. Covey, J. Chase, L. Bliss, D. Darling, L. Kidder, F. Abbadessa, Mr. Vartanian. FOURTH ROW: J. Palmer, R. Davison, D. Cole, G. Smith, P. Grant, R. Rushford, L. Nutting, D. Moore, M. Brainerd, K. Hum phrey, W. Burgess, R. Blake, C. Bean, J. Terrill, M. Holmes, L. Bagley, J. Gould, R. Couillard. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS J. Piper, V. P., J. Terrill, Pres., Mrs. Kiely, Ad- K. Munn, Treasurer, Mr. Vartanian, Advisor, J. visor, M.- Brainerd, Treasurer, J. Chase, Secy. Palmer, Sec'y, E. Philips, V.P., John Munn, Pres. 25 5 1. Is it spiked, Bruce? 2. Singing The Blues 3. See what you did, Evey! 4. Chow HoLmds 5. What' killing you, kids? 6. Memories are made of this 7. At ease 8. Did you hear me, cowboy?'??? 9. Go ing someWhere??? 10. Queen of Timbuc-Too! ! ! 11. Another one of those Jr. Parties 12. VVho is Who? 26 H ATHLETICS ' 2 FRONT ROW: M. Stever, R. LaRoche1le, H. Huntington, Capt., G. Huntington, L. Dugdale. BACK ROW: R. Terrill, Manager, C. Goodine, P. Scripture, D. Perkins, Mr. Conrad, Coach, F. Kellerup, K. Smith, M. Davis. 28 gow' 2 Coach Conrad i 6931.05 Win Leonard D1 new I 8da1e -RObe1-t Terliu Russell Kincaid 29 MMWWWZ FRONT ROW: S. Souther, Mgr., M. Davis, B. Wood, Business Mgr., J. Wakefield, H. McLam. SECOND ROW: N. Smith, J. Whitcomb, R. Bellefuille, F. Kellerup, Mr. Conrad, Coach, B. Slack, F. Kidder, P. Scripture, G. Pielson fill Z SEATED: C. Barton, J. Simpson, J. Stryker, V. Nutting, D. Silloway. STANDING: L. Wright, Ass't Manager, S. Flanagan, J. Poley, R. Chamberlain, Miss Drew, Coach, V. Peters, G. Arnold, D. Drew, M. Kidder, Man- ager. Velma Nutting, Senior Star N W W J. Simpson, J. Stryker, C. Barton, V. Pe- ters, D. Drew, R. Chamberlain, Deana Silloway. ' 3 1 . ,, fi, SVT we J. Southworth, J. Arnold, F. White, C. Bean, J. Pollender, M. Sweet, J. Bonneau. J. Southworth, Senior Star 3 -1956 EFASYQ SEATED: Mr. Conrad, Coach, G. I-hmtingbon, D. Merriman, L. Dugdale, P. Pierson, J. Chandler, R. Thurston, N. Wakefield, H. H1mtington. STANDING: H. McLam, M. Davis, P. Scripture, D. Perkhs, H. Humtlngton, G. Tomlinson, S. Souther, A. Fontaine, G. Tomlinson. Sacha Suu 33 , Qolf7eam FRONT ROW: M, Woodward, G. Amold, Mr. Conrad-Advisor, V. Peters, J. Wakeheld. BACK ROW: J. Woodward, H. Humphrey, B. Slack, S. Souther. Pawel SEATED: C. Goodine, B. Wood, G. Pierson, Mr. McMahon, Advisor, W. Appleton, R. Benjamin, K. Bruloigh STANDING: G. Tomlinson, F. Kidder, L. Dugdale, R. Devhls, R. Thluxton, B. Powexs. 34 7. 7-'. f4. rw, G42 Gi 0 SEATED: M. Sweet, J. Londry, R. Burroughs, L. Wright, Mrs. Smith, Advisor, C. Bonneau, S. Griggs, J. Frost, V. Eastman. STANDING: V. Butler, L. Dexter, M. Kidder, N. Minshull, E. Clark, A. Hastings, S. Sawyer, B. Russin, S. Clark, R. Cutler, B. Grapes, A. Thompson, B. Goodine. 7. 7. ,-4. S ze SMTED: D. Sargent, D. Beams, B. Pollender, B. Powers, C. Goodine, Mr. Peters, Advisor, G. Tomlinson, G. Pierson, R. Rollins, W. Oakes. 2nd ROW: L. Downing, B. Hodge W. Moulton, G. Tomlinson, W Appleton E. Hackett, R. Knapp, A. Fuliord, E. Perdue. 3rd ROW: R. Devins, T. Parker, H. Sepessy, G. Giiuby, M. , Sweet. 35 YV V wvrkiiuw, Efi' L ' A A- 41 .L 1 FLOOR: M. Batchelder, L. Ramsdell, S. Covey, M. Sweet, S. Griggs, J. Bonneau, L. Johnson, L. Clark, V. Butler, S. Flanagan. SECOND ROW: N. Oliver, G. Bijolle, S. McAllister, B. Colby, C. Bonneau, J. Amold, V. Kidder, Mr. Emerson, Director, F. White, C. Chase, E. Sargent, B. Grapes, J. Poley, G. Arnold. THIRD ROW: J. White, R. Osgood, V. Peters, M. Frost, S. Fairbrother, J. Powers, D. Griggs, L. Bragg, A. Fontaine, J. White, R. Knapp, J. Londry, J. Steinberg, J. Bellefeuille, J. Frost, M. Chalmers, M. Kidder, R. Burroughs, J. Simpson. FOURTH ROW: S. Cotey, S. Miller, D. Silloway, S. Sawyer, R. Gilmond, D. Perkins, I-L Humphrey, S. Thomp son, B. Slack, R. Carson, W. Renfrew, R. Perkins, R. McLam, M. Davis. gcuwl SEATFJD: S. Flanagan, C. Noyes, L. Ramsdell, F. Abbadessa, R. Couillard. STANDING: L. Clark, D. Cole, J. Whitcomb, D. Cole, W. Renfrew, M. Brainerd, B. Erskine. 36 Quan gaqe' 5 State, ,466-Stewie Khan and Samui FRONT ROW: C. Noyes, R. Kincaid, C. BOI1- FRONT ROW: F. White, C. Noyes, E. Bean, C. neau. BACK ROW: R. Benjamin, N. Cox. Bonneau. BACK ROW: J. Whitcomb, Mr. Emer- son, Dixector, R. LaRoch.e1le, M. Davis. fcauin puns 7 95 6 37 caahfagfeczlti ' - is ?Ql ,g'x1fxsI'V lst ROW: J. Demis, K. Mxmn, D. Drew, S. Renfrew, I. Wright, E. Totas, D. Judge, J. Lowery, E. Besm, B. Wright. 2nd ROW: L. Wright, S. Fairbrother, J. White, M. Cox, R. Rushford, J. Powers, J. Bellefeuille, C. Chase, O. Darling. 3rd ROW: J. White, R. Davidson, E. Hackett, S. Miller, S. Cotey. SEATED: S. Farr, J. Mlmn, R. Chamberlain, C. Noyes, E. Beede, J. Bonneau, J. Piper. STANDING: J. Wake field, P. Scripture, D. Miller, Mr. Vartanian, Advisor, S. Southex, G. Tullar, M. Brainerd. 38 aggfu Am SEATED: Mr. Hamilton, Principal. STANDING: R. Hathaway, T. Sepessy, L. Davis, J. Amold, J. South- worth, J. Pollender, R. Mattoon. Www .,..,s,N ww M-.agznzuht FRONT: J. Gilmond, C. Chase, O. Darling, J. Southworth, L. Davis, S. Sawyer, D. Griggs, J. Amold, J Simpson, M. Appleton. BACK: S. Souther, J. Wakefield, C. Nova, R. Mattoon, E. Beede, M. Downing. 39 Www: D 1 FIRST ROW: S. Flanagan, M. Sweet, S. Griggs, R. Kincaid, D. Drew, G. French, E. Grapes, B. Colby, J. Downing, G. French, C. Boimeau, J. Southworth, V. Nutting, J. Bonneau. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Fogarty, Advisor, L. Davis, J. Pollender, J. Amold, J. Simpson, E. Beede, J. Wakefield, C. Noyes, J. Gilrnond, R. Mattoon, M. Kidder, F. White, 0. J. Darling, C. Chase, R. Burrouglm, Mr. Emerson, Advisor. THIRD ROW: G. Pierson, R. Hathaway, G. Tiullar, D. Miller, L. Smith, F. Kellerup, L. Dugdale, N. Cox, S. Souther, B. Wood, D. Silloway, M. Davis. Fkgeanzf -ll 'af 1 lf. Q My f 5 ,, Qs N K, , .ff 'W EU K Q Mo Q? .WV K. 4 - f., :, ,,. ,4., , I of M mas 'Y A K SL 154 , w . J' W K A iff fvi 35 Q5 SEATED: C. Bonneau, O. J. Darling, J. Bonneau, Mrs. Fleming, Mr. Peters, Advisors, N. Cox, D. Moore, J. Gould. STANDING: R. Perldms, F. Ke11eru.p, J. Burke, B. Wood. L '- L ,, 12' SEATED: J. Gilmond, L. Kidder, G. Amold, V. Peters, Mrs. Smith, Advisor, J. Amold, J. Huntington, M. Sweet STANDING: R. Mattoon, L. Dugdale, J. Burke. D. Cole. -H cuuhfz ROW 1: S. Farr, E. Philips, R. Bonneau, T. Powers, I. Wright, F. Brick, H. Couillard, Mr. Emerson, Director, W. Grapes, C. Pollander, J. Gilrnond, J. Piper, C. Adams, S. White. ROW 2: J. Boyce, D. Darling, J. Chase A. Covey, B. Erskine, J. Palmer, J. Gould, E. Totas, N. King, S. Griggs, A. Oliver, L. Bliss, L. Kid er, 1-, Ab badessa. ROW 3: G. Smith, M. Holmes, R. Rushford, R. Blake, M. Brainerd, K Humphrey, D. Moore, C. Be P. Grant, L. Bagley, D. Cole. cauhfzgf' ance eau: an, +5 5? AMQ,-fmww V 1 ADVERTI Compliments Of HUGH W. HASTINGS Attorney-at-Law Bradford Vermont Compliments Of MORRIS STUDIOS Colebrook, New Hampshire Barre, Vermont DRESSED c Q60 MEATS f NN Wwwxkrsu cusrom Pnocess JOHN A GIBBS B df AC d y255l3 AC d y25761 I X - 'L U x f Wholesale - Retail I Y Men Dept. . 1 f A ,X s Q cusToMsLAuGH1ERlNG F5 'E' 7 A N41 X j1! 'qN q I ING M 1 K Q X t . ra ord, Vi. BOWEN-HUNTER BOBBIN CO., INC. Manufacturers of Textile Bobbins from Rock Maple Birch and Beech Logs East Corinth Vermont Factories: East Corinth, Vt. West Topsham, Vt. Westfield, Vt. Warren, Vt. MALLARY FARM Home of the Posch - Rag Apple - Abbekerks radtord Vermont APg B d Rg yHd BLAKE CHEVROLET CO., INC. Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Ferguson Tractors Massey-Harris De Laval Phone AC 2-5236 dfd V t PEf2l2Y'S GAQAGE Chrysler Plymouth Sales and Service International Trucks Dial 2-5259 Bradford, Vermont PERRY'S OIL SERVICE Fuel and Range Oil Metered Delivery - Prompt Service Dial Z-5258 - Z-5259 Bradford, Vermont BRADFORD VENEER 6. PANEL CO.. Inc. PLYWOOD MANUFACTURERS BRADFORD. VERMONT Builders' Hardware - Lumber - Truck Bodies f Wx: X - 6 - X - X - Q e 2 . o In ' vw! , A Q gh? , b B ' in Telephone 2-5280 Bradford Vermont Congratulations T 0 u R tO Bradford Academy Class of '57 GQVE 52.1466 2 BANG QCII T Wjaima My M Bradford, Vermont GEORGE D. BANCROFT KENNETH A. MURDOCK Telephone 3-6261 Fair-lee Vermont Cpl f CLASS OF 1958 Cpl f CLASS OF 1959 5 Where flavor is first J f -JL f LAJ Z 2 X IC CHIMES RESTAURANT msacsigip Bradford, Vermont Tops in style Tops in value. SHOP AT I DOE BROTHERS Bradford ooo jk W 2 in ., if fi Clothing-Jewelry and Sporting Goods 1 First Grade Lines Where quality counts ' Vermont AC 2-5561 Wannfazk 034224 D A I I2 Y Pasteurized Milk and Cream Good Milk for You from Mountain View Dial 2-4439 Bradford, Vermont BRADFORD NATIONAL BANK Commercial and Savings Accounts Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of the Federal Reserve System DETEQ GALLEQAN I CATTLE DEALER Residence 2 -5200 East Corinth 6 -2 T P JACKMAN COMPANY Manufacturers of Bobbins EtC h V f SMITI-I'S GENERAL STORE Wini - Purl Shop Yom: - Embroidery Goods - N fi Compliments of DR. 81 MRS. PHILIP MUNSON lephone 2-5893 N H WILLIAMS POULTRY FARM Tel. 3-25 East Corinth, Vt WILLIAMS FEED STORE Twin State Feeds Wirthmore Feeds Custom Grinding 8. Mixing Cement Farm and Building Supplies Bradford Vt. Dial 2-5206 Compliments to The Class of 1957 C9 ' ' Miha EQUIT STOQE or, Vermont Woods Compliments of Class of 1960 Electrifying - Lamps - Burnishing Done - The White House Guests - and - Antiques - Route5 F I V 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Shaw SUBURBAN NATURAL GAS INC The Reliable Bottle 8. Bulk Service Gas Appliances L b on, New Hampshire Fairl V t :kV c Greetings and Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 REDEMPTORIST FATHERS Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 Sandy, Fran, Deanna, Luanne, Joan, Nancy, Thelma, Janice, Judy Compliments of A FRIEND If? E Xa x 7 ,,-eX 4 AU'I' 5, REPAIRS mx It ,ff ,f Iv 7 Ni? .,ff IZZVZ I P Z' 0 Compliments of BEN,-IAJVI I NS GAIQAGE Ford - Sales and Service D 1 Z 5787 Bradford, Ve mont - .- '.f:fE:-'g':':f,f:' :j:f-- Comphments of INTERSTATE TELEVISION gheffefi GQEENI-Icusgs EARL WELCH, Proprietor Cut Flo P1 ts Telephone Z-4424 Bradford X, Inn and Bungalows 0 Dnnle Qgb On beautiful Lake Morey Fai,-le, Phone 3-4300 You are always welcome ROBERT A. WHITE BUILDING CONTRACTOR We specialize in Colonial Hutch Cabinets restoring Colonial Corner Cabinets Homes Kitchen Cabinets Bradford, Vermont Phone 2-5798 vllcvffyakif, BEAUTY snows All Lines of Beauty Culture Luke Morey Road FcirIee, Verm Tel. FE 3-6081 Compliments from N E W E N GLA N D I WM Wwffzezkr ZIJWZZQZQIZ BLAKES TEXACO SERVICE 24 Hour Taxi-Bus Service RANGE OIL - BOTTLED GAS - FUEL OIL PHONE GAS AND ou. HEATING - APPLIANCES PHONE 3-4367 FAIRLEE VERMONT 3-4358 CHAPlVlAN'S PHARMACY Complete Prescription Service L. T. Chapman, R. PH., Proprietor Mrs. W. E. Chapman-Gift and Millinery Shop Dial 3-6241 Fairlee, Vermont DAVIS ELECTRIC Reggie Davis Electrical Contractor Foirlee, Vermont FEdefqI 3-6221 Appliance Sales 8. Service R. A. DEGOOSH Appliances Radio Hardware Plumbing And Heating Oil Burners-Sales 81 Service TEL. 3-684i MAIN STREET A L'S QED e WHITE 5110512 MARKET Fresh Meats - Fish - Fruits and Vegetables Quality Groceries Telephone 2-5294 Bradford, Vermont DETE19 Esso STATION Phone 2-5744 Four Corners Bradford, Vermont VV Gil HPI-Qld CCJLE Dependable Dealer in Real Estate Garden Motor Court Bradford, Vermont Dial AC 2-5202 Toys - Sporting Goods - Radios WAKZZM Qui ASSOCIATE S-I-OQE F. F. MCCANN, Owner Bradford, Vermont HILLTOD DA IW Pasteurized and Homogenized Milk and Cream You Can Whip Our Cream But You Can't Beat Our Milk Compliments of HARVEY B. OTTERMAN. IR- ATTORNEY AT LAW BRADF ORD. VERMONT 2524! UM BUSINESS c l:.F-QV ICE Accounting - Mimeographing - Office Supplies Dial Z-5270 - Bradford, Vermont ew Wagga! cQQ?4!2?z24 WI LL-AED M AIZTI N CONSTRUCTION Telephone 8-11 East Corinth, Vermont MMM? SERVICE STATION Washing - Greasing - Tires - Accessories Phone 8008-24 East Corinth, Vermont THE ROBBINS A Country Inn and Motel PIERMONT, NEW HAMPSHIRE Compliments of LEONARD J. ABBADESSA, D.D.S. Compliments of SOC an EULA SAPOUNAS I . In Bradford It's the Newly Decorated BRADFORD INN for rooms. Visit Our PANORAMA ROOM for Noonday Luncheons and Evening Dinners STEP-DOWN COCKTAIL LOUNGE for Your Favorite Beverages and TV Receptions When Planning Banquets or Parties, Come in and Visit With Us or Telephone Bradford Z-5233 for Reservations Under New Management 1 . p F lr DF QMS GAQAGE Electric and Acetylene Welding General Repairing Dial 2-5574 Bradford, Vermont I You Support Your Home Team Support Your Home Paper THEWMJ 60pm Best for School and Sports News GOVE s IVIOPIQILI. Building Supplies - Housewares Dial 2-5527 Bradford, Vermont Compliments of THETAYLOQ-PALMER AGENCY INC. Bradford and Fairlee Vermont DONALD IVY. EIQSKI NE MEN'S WEAR AND SHOES Bradford, Vermont FRIDOLF H. KELLERUP Cabinet Maker Woodworking Shop South Main Street Cabinet Making Old and New Furniture Work Repairing and Refinishing Alterations and Contract Carpentry ALLEN' S REFRIGERATION SERVICE Sales and Service Upper Plain Bradford, Vermont Protect Yourself Against Unexpected Losses Through INSURANCE LEONARD P. SIMPSON EAST conmrn Tel. 6-31 ARNOLD BERRY Texaco Gas and Oil - Tires - Batteries Telephones: 8010 ' 11 East Corinth, Vermont I-HCS!-lT'S STORE General Merchandise West Topsham 'l'OlVIl.lNSON'S WELDING AND REPAIR SHOP East Corinth 6-12 Waits River, Vermont Best Wishes s to the Graduates G4 N I2 sm gfx x GREEN MOUNTAIN PRESS . I do Klcodge g 219676154 Bradford' Vermont Plumbing - Heating - Supplies Sales - Oil Bumers - Service Telephone AC 2-5264 Dial 2-5271 Maytag and Youngstown Duncan R. Miller LUMBER Telephone: E. Corinth 5-32 Topsham, Vermont Nl I l.l.ET2'S STORE Quality Merchandise Cities Service Products Disston Chain Saws Telephone: E. Corinth 9-3 Topsham, Vermont Compliments of A BRADFORD FAN Compliments of CLASS OF 1961 - 1962 Compliments Of N. C. BOWLES Coal Bradford Vermont Telephone AC 2-4405 HAROLD SARGENT CO. Paul Sargent, Proprietor Building Materials General Contractors Telephone FE 3-4359 Fairloe Vermont Gheneym SEQVIQE STATION 1a.nc1ng W h' g bricat1on - Accessorie Z-5287 Bradford, Vermont TI-IE FAIRLEE DINER Good Food, Low Prices Cpl f THE RUTLEDGE INN Compliments of RARE BIRD 81 ANIMAL FARM Fairlee, Vermont Best Wishes to the Class of '57 from REDDY KILOWATT, your Electric Servant, and all his fellow-workers at c-ENTML, YlIlll0N'l'M'...... Herbert and Lawrence Gray LICENSED AUCTIONEERS Sterling 5-7313 East Thetford Verm0rIt Graduates of the Reish American School offiuctioneering Mason City Iowa Cattle Auction Every Monday EAST THETFORD COMMISSION SALES Sterling 5-7313 C. W. Gray and Sons, Auctioneers Compliments of FAIRLEE BARBER SHOP Bradford BRADFORD AUTO SUPPLY Glass cutting, used auto parts Model A Specialize Vermont Compliments of Mr. 8: Mrs. Reginald Arnold Perley Colby PLUMBING 8. HEATING Fuirlee 1 Vermont Phone 3-674l Compliments of TWEEN LAKES MOTEL Fuirlee Vermont Route U. S. 5 Compliments Of Mr. a MISL ROBERT WORKMAN Compliments Of BRADFORD ALLEYS 0? 600' F099 Compliments of Qfznffi 4:21 of eff 5 tm p 4 H. P. HOOD8zSONS iT'2 'mM! Q Xl DINER, RESTAURANT AND GRILL Ice Cream Division Chicken - Steaks - Spaghetti Our Specialty Bradford, Vermont AE- HALE CO- Furniture - Funeral Service Ambulance Phone 2-5758 Bradford, Vermont FRANK'S BARBER SHOP Bradford, Vermont Compliments of the TREASURE CHEST Children's Clothing - Gifts HARKDALE FARM AYRSHIRES Owned by Harold and Alice Carson Herdsmen - Russell 8 Kenneth R. L. MARTIN BUILDING and REPAIRING Piefmonf New Hampshire Dial CR 2-5879 Compliments of CLOTH 81 YARN SHOP Compliments of Mrs. NELLIE OSGOOD Convalescent Home Bradford Vermont THE SOPHISTICATED SENIORS Evelyn Sllirly C. Velma Roberta MUFY Susie BEST WISHES to Class of '57 Shiela, Nlona, Ruby, Janice, Cathy, ,lane MIDDLE POINT RECREATION AREA on west side of Lake Morey 1,3 mi. off Route 5 at Fairlee, Vt. Public Beach Sz Boat Landing Kiddies Play Yard Free Picnic Area Boats to rent Snack Bur Rocking Horse Hill Homemade Candy K' B- Mellin Piermont, N.H. Tel. 2-5804 A. N. JOHNSON Optometry Bradford Vermont Compliments of FAIRLEE SERVICE SOCONY SERVICE STATION P. J. Saladino, Prop. Batteries, Repair Work, Tires and Accessories Dial FE 3-4361 Fairlee, Vt. Compliments vf Raymond Adams Contractor 8. Builder FE 3-6492 Fairlee, Vt. Calista T. Ross Real Estate Broker Fairlee Vermont lVIcLAM'S ICA STORE General Merchandise E. Corinth 20-3 East Corinth, Vermont MILADY 5-sr-loops Dial Z-522.0 Bradford, Vermont PAGES BOX SHOP Wooden Cattle Stanchions Water Tubs - Tanks Wooden Boxes Telephone 35-2 East Corinth, Vermont Compliments Of NICHOLS B 'dlo'd Telf-::hEnIeE4:IN2EE5i0 Vermom Shoe Service Expert Repairs on All Kinds of Shoes Skates Sharpened Located in Esso Station H. A. GUSTIN, PROP. Bradford, Vermont Telephone 2-4440 WHITE SHUTTERS Guests Mr. and Mrs. JOSEPH MILLER Bradford Vermont Complilnents Of ECONOMY MARKET J. T. Roux Dial FE 3-4308 Fairlee Vel'm0nf BONNIE BRAE CABINS Groceries - Meats - Clothing - Gifts Gulf Products 2nd Class License Telephone 2-5592 Lower Plain Vt. Bradford COMPLIMENTS OF .IOHN'S FIVE and TEN Vermont Main Street COMPLIMEN TS OF GEORGE, PHILIP, 8. HARRY Bradford COMPLIMEN TS OF LaMONTAIGNE MOTOR SALES Vermont West Bridgwater Compliments Of KARL W. FARRAR Dealer in Fancy Dairy Cattle Massachusetts L, Compliments Of Mr. 8- Mrs. HARRY JAMES Bradford COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Vermont I 7 Bradford SLACK'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE UTILITY GAS SERVICE Tel. 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