Brattleboro Union High School - Colonel Yearbook (Brattleboro, VT)

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The Graduates of IQLI-9 CLASS OFFICERS Persis Luke, Vice Presidentg David Genera, Treasurerg Nancy Lofstedt, Secretaryg Anton Campanella President. 23

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CLASS WILL E, the gorgeous, glamourous, garrulous, gold- wdigging class of 1949, do hereby graciously and generously give up our glittering galaxy to the under- handed, underprivileged, undernourished, and under- sized undergraduates of B.H.S.- To BRUCE fYou should have seen me in Fair Havenlj UROOSTERH BAILEY, we leave one keg of gunpowder to help him really shoot off his mouth. BRYAN QI use them when I go to the citylj GRAVES leaves his best set of brass knuckles to TIMMIE fI'm fussy! I only go out with girls!J RYAN, so that in next year's basketball season we' may see a fair light. Our own bid for president-of the Tearless Tuckered Tigers-BOB fOnly because he's a Detroit fan!J GIB- SON awards his coveted green shirt flf it isn't worn out by nowlj to PETER I-Iookeyl' FARIDONI, that soph- omore sensation. Now Pete will have something to show off his true Irish blood. To our junior Siamese twins, PERCY fYoo hoo, Barbielj SPRAGUE and BARBARA fThere is nothing I cannot Percy-ve!J MAGNAGHI, we leave-well, we just leave them-together! HERBERT QI just can't understand, Mr. Vosej SAN- DERSON leaves his Charles Atlas Course to Carl Cabbagehead TENNEY, hoping that it will do some- thing for him. Our coo-some twosome, FRANNIE fl take dicta- tionlj LA ROSA and ANTON QI take orderslj CAM- PANELLA, donate one Italian spaghetti recipe con- cocted by them for the honest lunch counter patrons. I 0 MIKELL QThe more we come, the better we look-I think!J SEMERARO and DIANE flf you think it's right, Mikelllj WHITE, we leave PERSIS Kitten LUKE's popularity, so that those freshman cuties won't have to work so hard for attention. NORM fYou'll find me at the Tennis Court-day or nightlj HARRIS donates his speed to those two bounc- ing baby boys, GREY Bull GODDARD and BRUCE Giggles GAUTHIER, so that they can fulhll their ambition to play the exciting position or halfback. RICHARD QSO what if I'm shy? I've got' a car, havenlt I?J NORTHRUP cheerfully vacates the solo cornet chair, hoping that BARBARA QJust think what Hinsdale High lostlj BERNIER can keep the brass sec- tion going by being able to play the hardest marches. How about it, Hot Lips ? Can you play Military Es- cort ? - To ROGER fOh, you aren't so big!J WEATHER- HEAD we leave a long rope, so that he may slip through the crevices in the floor and still be sure of being res- cued-or hanged! NANCY QNO, Stan, no, Bryan-not the acidlj LOFSTEDT leaves her super brain to GENE CI'1l need it, won't I, Mr. Scott ?J SEARLES, with the hope that Knucklehead will remember to wear a football helmet even in scrimmage. HERMON fHonest, we're going steadylj JOHN- SON, alias the Cue Ball Kingj' leaves his well-worn cue stick to be displayed in Room 20, with a bronze tablet inscribed: I'd have earned more letters-if we had had a pool team. I'O next year's team the senior members of the foot- ball squad, otherwise known as the Nicotine Kids, leave their much-used knowledge of how to skip prac- ticeu with the hint that, for a small fortune, they'll tell you how to get away with it. HAROLD flf they won't go out with me, I hate themlj GALE bestows his brain f?J to the fifth period biology class, praying that they will find out just what makes him a Genius. JOHN fLet's go out and have a good time!J DU- RESS and BOB QWith who ?J SEBERT leave their for- mula for a wild evening to LARRY Lefty,' COREY, who looks as though he could use some excitement. PAUL ROBINSON fYou know, the one who always makes out hour-long basement slipslj leaves his love to all those sophomore girls whom he might have missed. MARILYN fBut I can't walk homelj COOKE do- nates a few of her tumbling antics to DONNA My Friend Irma SHAW, so that when the rhythms of Dry Bones start her dancing during a concert, she'll have a few cartwheels to toss in. JUDY falways pour acid into water-no, water into acid-no, oh, dear-Sanfordlj BANKS leaves her bright-red slacks to any sophomore girl who dares to wear them. All right, girls, don't crowd! KEN fWhat are you laughing at?J HOWE used to be shy until he went with ELSA fBut, Peggy, I don't know if I like him!J SEMERARO. Now he gives his modesty to JOAN HAYMARCH, who will have to make a little go a long way. OB QHave you heard my latest ?J HAUS and JACK I3 QNO, Alfie baby! tell me another nursery rhymelj HILL leave their envied spots as the best two of the Three Suns at the Teen Canteen, where ad-libbing is allowed, to ED flf Goddard can't hurt me, nobody can!J ALLEN and JOE QI ain't talking!J SINIUK, so they will have an excuse for not dancing. YONNIE fOh, Jeannielj BALLAS leaves her casual versatility to MARTHA flf you need any advice, girls, just ask melj SNOW, to enable Martha to assist her friends with their problems and still be able to put in a couple of plugs for her own benefit. NANCY fOh, Johnnylj FITZGERALD donates her gift of writing romantic poetry to BETTY INGALLS, fConli111zed on, page 45j

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V l 24 THE DIAL KEITH ARTHUR ABBOTT ..DoC,, Silenee ir golden. This fellow is one of our quieter classmates. Keith's marks show that he is a conscientious worker. We've been told that he likes to busy himself in a work shop. Politics seem to be up his alley, too. If Keith continues to listen, rather than to talk, we know he'll Suc- ceed. Orchestra 1, Tyler Award 3, Color Committee Chairman 4. f STANLEY FREDERICK ANDERSON stan-' Regard your good narne ur zlae rielaerl jewel you run ponibly be bofserred of. Here is an all-round good fellow who is not only very popular and an excellent athlete, but also a good stu- dent. B.H.S. is sorry to lose you, Stan, but we know that you will be successful wherever you go-you've proved your leadership here! Silver B 3, Class President 2, Spot- light Board 3, Commencement Mar- shall 3, Alpha Epsilon 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Football Squad 2, 3, 4, Letter- man 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Basketball Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 3, 4, Base- ball Squad 1, 3, Green Mt. Boys' State 3, School Boy Patrol 4, Student Coun- cil 3, 4, President Student Council 4, Business Manager Magazine Subscrip- tion Drive 4, Class Will 4. PHYLLIS JUNE AUSTIN llphyly! The best of proplvelr of ine Future if the Part. We saw much for this girl, who hails from Putney, during our first two years. Then she took the D.I. Course and the Brattleboro Public 'Library claimed her free time. If her present work is an example of what she will do in the future, Phyllis is on the road to success. French Club 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Li- brary Monitor 2, D. I. Club 3, 4, President 4, Class Color Committee 4. HOWARD ALLEN BAKER, JR. !lBud9: uBaken A friendly, quiet nature cizlmrf' Here's the boy who likes to putter around with his car. But what's this we hear? Why, he has gone overboard for photography, tool That's the latest rumor-he's going to a photography school. May all your pictures be prize winners, Howard. Good luck in every- thing! Photography Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Junior Prom Committee 3. YONNIE CHRISTY BALLAS W'lJere .rlae met ez rlriznger, There rife lefl ez friend. Yonnie is one of our friendliest classmates, as well as one of the busi- est. She's been outstanding in music, public-speaking, original writings, and dramatics during these past four years. Dial Board Editor 4, Year Book Committee 4, Class Vice-President 3, Home Room Treasurer 2, Spotlight Board 2, 3, Editor-in-chief 3, French Club 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Blowout Committee 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Sherman Prize Speaking Contest 2, 3, 4, Second Prize 2, First Prize 3, 4, All State Music Festival 3, 4, Vocal Solo Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Sophomore Li- brarian 2, Annual Spring Concert Committee 1, Class Banquet Commit- tee 4, Cast School Play 4, Christmas Assembly Play 2, 4, Vermont One-Act Play Contest 4, Prompter School Play 3, Magazine Subscription Drive Lieut. 4, Special Mixed Quartet 4, Class History 4. JULIA GLEDDEN BANKS 3 lKJudy!l Her rrnile-laer wit! Judy is another of our Dial gen- iuses. Her happy laughter, her great sense of humor, and her never-ending friendliness will bring her through. You'll never meet anyone as ready to fool and laugh as she is. Your ability to make friends and your line personal- ity predict a happy future Judy. Dial Board Editor 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Asst. Art Editor 3, Alpha Epsilon 3, Photography Club 4, Blowout Com- mittee 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Vocal Solo Contest 3, 4, Christmas Solo Concert 3, Brattleboro-Bellows Falls Choir Concert 3. MARY ELIZABETH BERNARD Lizzie Frenchy Good Nature ir ulwdyr iz .fhCfE.l'J'.U Though Mary is one of. the quieter members of the class, she always has a smile and a kind word for everyone. Anytime you need help, give a yell and fshe'll come running! We all like Mary, and have no doubt that her future will be successful. BARBARA JANE BERRY Barb Wilb malice foward none, with char- ity toward ull. What do you need help in-Latin, French, History, essay, or story writ- ing? Just call on Barb ! This capable little girl is a whizz in them. She is always ready with witty remarks, too, that have kept us in Stitches. We have no doubt that Barb is on her way to a happy future! Silver B 3, Dial Board Editor 3, 4, Year Book Committee 4, Assistant in English 3, French- Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Sherman Prize Speak- ing Contest 3, Class Color Committee 4, Assistant in Latin 1, 2, 3.