Brandon High School - Neshobe Yearbook (Brandon, VT)

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DIRECTOR - Mr. Barna Senior Play crMj Sister Eileen ’ The Seniors, through the tireless efforts of Mr. Bama, our director, presented the original version of the Broadway hit, My Sister Eileen. Phylis Stacy and Marcia May as'Eileen and Ruth are two sisters who go to New York City and hire an apartment in Greenwich Village. Apopolus, the landlord, (Les Jones) neglects to tell them that a sub- way is being built under the building. Eileen's many suitors add to the confusion, and Eileen spends the night in jail because of the con- fusion which occurs when the Brazilian Navy visits the apartment. Things really become hot when their father decides to pay them a visit. The laughs were many, and it was one of the biggest highlights of the Senior year! ROW 1; J. Dennehey, T. Brown, R. Gearwar, June. ROW 2: L. Jones, C. Belden, L. Wetmore, C. Griffin. ROW 3: E. Crosby, G. LaRock, LeCompte, Couture, Stacy, May, Lewis, P. Many. ROW 4: A. Darling, D. Philipsen, A. LaRock, Butler, Gerow, A. Lowell, Mr. Bama, K. Brown, Huckins, Beck M. Dodge.

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Class Will We, the Class of 1959 of Brandon High School, Town of Brandon, County of Rutland, State of Vermont, being doubtful whether we are of sound and disposing mind and memory, do here- by make, publish, and declare this, our last will and testament. CHARLOTTE AYER, wills her quiet ways to Rita Gauthier. JOANNE BAKER, wills her posi- tion as Dram Major and her uniform to Dick Jones. WAYNE BECK, wills his soccer spikes to Rodney Gibeault. CAROL BELDEN, wills her shyness to Judy Willette. KEN BROWN, wills his neat hair to Charlie Needham. TOM BROWN, wills his ability to be the class clown to the un- predictable Skipper Davis. Hope you have better luck in the future, Funny! BRIAN BUTLER, wills.detention period to anyone as talented as he in getting it. SETH CLIFFORD, wills his talents on the sousaphone to Dave Snow. Better start exercising now, Dave. PAULINE COUTURE, wills her part in the Senior Play to anyone who wants it. EILEEN CROSBY, wills her ability to add 2 and 2 and get 5 to anyone who wishes to give Mrs. Bama gray hair. ANITA DARLING, wills her athletic prowess to Pat Smith. JIM DENNEHEY, wills all his spare time to anyone who's fortunate enough to find it. MARVIN DODGE, wills his shyness with girls to Bob Steele. DORIS ENGLISH, wills her mild ways to Dennis McPadden. SONJA EUBER, wills her luck with the Drivers' Ed car to anyone who wants it. MARCIA FORGUITES, wills her demureness to Johnny McDonough. ARLEEN GEARWAR, wills her glasses to anyone who can keep track of them. BOB GEARWAR, wills his ability to manipulate a car in a tight parking space to Linda Mitchell. JOHN GEROW, wills his Problems of American Democracy book to anyone. CARL GRIFFIN, wills the ditches of Sudbury to Allyn Griffin. ERNEST GUYETTE, wills his nighi-hawk tenden- cies to James Dodge. RONNIE HAYES, wills his ability to get out and start walking to school every morning to Kenny English. JAMES HOPE, wills his ability to get into little places to Walter Bryant. KENNY HUCKINS, wills his love of fishing and hunting to Bud Carpenter. LES JONES, wills his careless driving habits to Roz Baker. Look out ahead! DAVE JUNE, wills his talent for denting fenders to Gill Gagnon. ARNOLD LAROCK, leaves his ability to make enemies to the 1960 Mayor of Dogpatch, whoever he or she may be. GERALEEN LAROCK, wills her ponytail to anyone who wants it. LOUISE LECOMPTE, wills her short, unkept hairdo to Joanne Ross. FLORENCE LENO, leaves her worn-out school books to Jaska Forguites. RAY LEWIS, wills his ability to stay away from girls to Tom Dennehey. ALLAN LOWELL, wills his whiskers to Robert Abare. PAUL MANY, wills his pooling skill to Rodney Gibeault. MARCIA MAY, wills her 'coon coat to Robert Abare. That will capture the girls, Bob! DAVE PHILIPSEN, wills his abnormal talents on the clarinet to Bruce Young. You'll never make first clarinet, Bruce, but you’ll have a lot of fun. PHYLLIS STACY, wills her daily 10-mile drive to school to Brace Warner. You're going to have to get up earlier now, Bruce. LLOYD WETMORE, wills his morning school route to anyone foolish enough to take it. Signed and witnessed this fifteenth day of June, 1959. The Seniors

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La Conga! 'She pass out! My landlord, Rasputin. Oh, Wreck, dear! The blue-green period piece. Daddy-O HOW do you say, 'Get Come to Papa! out,