Brandon High School - Neshobe Yearbook (Brandon, VT)

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 Our Advisors MR. KELLEY MRS. RICH MISS FORCE MR. MITCHELL MRS. FOX Neshobe Staff MAUREEN McKEEVER - TREASURER CHARLES NEEDHAM - PHOTOGRAPHY KARLENE WISELL - SUBSCRIPTIONS LINDA BECKWITH - ACTIVITIES WILLIAM BROWN - FEATURES TOM WHITTAKER - ATHLETICS FRANCES RUSSELL - EDITOR RICHARD DUTTON - ASSISTANT EDITOR ALBERT PRATT - BUSINESS MANAGER JEAN SENECAL - COPY

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. Foreword As the school year passes, we pause to remember our friends, our classmates, our teachers, our parents who have all played a part in this, our senior year. We are proud to present to you the 1960 Neshobe in which we have preserved these memories. Contents FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS

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BRANDON HIGH SCHOOL BRANDON, VERMONT Dear Seniors: Each class develops a unique character on which its reputa- tion is established and for which it is remembered long after it graduates. It would seem appropriate at this time to give expression to my feelings regarding your class and my under- standing of its character. The aspects of your character which immediately come to mind as your greatest strengths are in the area of citizenship. Each and every one of you have been excellent school citi - zens. The good judgment which you have shown in selecting your leaders down through the years and your willingness to follow your chosen leaders are indications of this. The class has constantly expressed a desire to serve the school, community, state, and nation. Your contributions to international welfare agencies have also been noted. As you know, the student body looks to the seniors for leadership. The exemplary conduct of the class of 1960 has exerted a very healthy influence on the school. You have applied yourselves diligently to your studies and have taken a very active part in the co-curricular program. Your cooperativeness has made it a very pleasant task for the entire staff to work with you and for you. We will certainly miss you and welcome you back whenever you have the opportunity to visit us. I cannot close without injecting a personal note. You have played a very important role in making this a very memorable year for me. Your support and loyalty have meant a great deal. The various adjustments which naturally follow with a change in administration have been much easier as a result of the many fine qualities which you so amply possess. They have been the occasion for frequent favorable comment on my part as I have talked with friends and other educators, both here in Brandon and around Vermont. Yes, you will be remembered. Best wishes, Lloyd A. Kelley