Brandon High School - Neshobe Yearbook (Brandon, VT)

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fyosiew ul Our four years at Brandon High are drawing to a close. They have been pleasant, never-to-be-forgotten years, which were spent in trying to achieve an educational goal, to make our class a success, and to enjoy ourselves as much as possible while doing these things. There have been the usual num- ber of quarrels and disappointments for the class, but an equal, if not larger number of joys and accomplishments. The outstanding memory from our Senior year, will no doubt, be the class trip to New York. It was a symbol of all the cooperation and effort that the class could offer in order to raise the required amount. We proved to ourselves and to others that we could do a job and do it well. Our appreci- ation to the Senior parents, members of the faculty who aided us in our pro- ject, and especially to Miss Force, our class advisor, is boundless. Graduation will mean the end of our school days, but not the end of our memories, for as we go forth into the world as adults, we will be continually reminded of our achievements and failures while in high school. Many of us, who may enter college or some field of business, will recall with gratitude the training and encouragement given by the faculty at Brandon High. There is nothing more to say now, except goodbye and good luck to everyone. Harriet Nicholson

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1950 NeAitohe Front Row: Rockwell, Dunshee, Nicholson, Willette, Leonard Second Row: Smith, Wheeler, Stacy, Brown, Williams Back Row: Reed, Hallett, Monger, La Rock, McDonough PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS BRANDON HIGH SCHOOL

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 edAC tc n and to Mr. Robert Arnold, who worked long and hard with us to produce the successful Senior play. this volume is dedicated by the Class of 1950