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

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CLASS WILL l the great grand and glorrous graduates of 1950 do hereby proclarm and declare thrs to be our last Wrll and Testament To NORRIS BUCKINGHAM we bequeath CARL QAlex rs my name Brg Alex'j TENNEY S swagger so that she can fight her way through to the pencil sharpener every sex enth perrod promptly at quarter of one To CAROLYN QBow down ey ery body ' Here I come J DUTTON PHYLLIS QI ll se what Barb slys about rt'j WHITNEY leayes one of her cheerful smrles hoprng that someday MISS DUTTON wrll learn to use rt MARILYN fLook there goes a red lord 'Q GUSTAI SON leax es her abrlrty to take corners on tvso vsheels to her two srsters rn srn MARIE I dont drrxe fast I yust haxe a heaxy foot'j SPENO and JOANNE O ou d be amazed at how many my jeep wrll hold J MINOTT then people wrll haxe as much confidence rn thcrr dm rng as they do rn MARILYNS whrch rsnt sayrng much for any of them To MARYJANE Mantrap DE VOL we leaye our most prrzed possessron GINGER QI play the glocken sprelj HEWITTS lrttle Black Book We hope that these extra numbers vxrll make the next school year more bearable for Nature s Lrttle oke To all the nature grrls vrho say We hate other tovn ns too but you knovl the good nerghbor polrcy we leaye the bug vurndows and sp rcrous roomrness ot Room 20 Thus they may make thcmselyes seen to all passersby more easrly than from the dark confmes of rooms 23 74 and 25 BARBARA MALCOLM the Don t' Stop and Don t stop' grrl leay es some of her talents for wardrng off enemy attacks to FAN QCome and get rtj CAR RUTH who wouldn t use rt on her death bed anyvr ay We hope that someday the red head wrll learn to say that avtfulword no' MARILYN CHICKERING leases her 49 Ford to any unror grrl who thrnks that she can put rt to the uses MARILYN drd Her car rs a famrlrar landmark around these parts you know Any trme you see rt after ten o clock you knovn you re at the tennrs courts BRUCE fGet mto the car stooprd' I feel lrke makrn out'j GAUTHIER grves about 200 lbs to brg OBIE O BRIEN hoprng that OBIE wrll frll a yacant tackle slot next year OBIE rs the sweet character who throws those rnky sprt balls rn thrrd study E lease DAN DUDEK S Red Sox to any one who wrll take them POLLY MAY leay es some of her brarn to PHIL fDaah' me Mr Davrs7j HARDING who could accept some from everyone and strll fall short of the mark FRED HERRICK Ieay es hrs shyness to BETTY ANN CI may be only a freshman but 'Q CHICKERING and PEGGY fCome up and see my etchrngsj SHALLOW LARRY fCome wrth me to the drrye rnj TOMS be queaths some of hrs romantrc talents to THEODORE Gunga GARFIELD who makes a lrttle go a long way JARVIS QI dance J COLEMAN leaves JOAN QI prance'j COLBURN to DAVE QI don t go out wrth any one except grrlsj PERRY To RUTH Frenchre McCLELLAN we leave two more babres to srt wrth so that she can entertain rn her customary fashron two more trmes a week up on North ern Ax enue To any freshman grrls whom the senror boys may haye mrssed we bequeath that poem entrtled Wha Hoppen 7 wrrttcn by EUGENE fAre you gonna fix me up tonrght Ulmer 71 BROOKS JAC K QI loye em and they leaxe me'j ROBB gryes hrs beat up taxr to OAN QI h ne to carry a bat to keep the boys 1way'j WILSON so she can make hrs male colleetron up on Western Ay enue We bequeath WARREN fGrrls are dumb-I ll take Shasta'j LAZELLE S bubblrng enthusrasm and musreal abrlrty to KENNETH AINSWORTH who has nerther To BEVERLY QI m keen for boys'j GALE we leaye an crcctor set If anythrng happens to the Connectrcut brrdge she c rn strll get ox er to another state 0 the grggle grrls of 51 OAN QPeople cant tell us apartj and LOIS QOK so Ill black your cye'j HAYMARCH vVe grxe the good humor of TINY QA lrttlc goes a long may thank goodness'j FLETCHER hoprng that the tvxrns wrll someday get along wrth each other as vsell as they do vsrth therr frrends LARRH fThat shy act always gets em'j COREY leayes hrs car to another out of town commuter JANE All you boys grye me a rough trme'3 ALLEN so that she can stop botherrng all the boys for a rrde home Upon DEENIE QWeIl brg boy you don t look so hot to me'j WHITE we settle a lrttle of BEV fBeat rt Buster' You re a yerk'j BOVERS aloofness wrth the knowledge that a lot of aloofness won t go anywhere ROGER CHAPMAN and PHIL SMITH leaye their pull wrth the teachers to EUGENE fNot me Mr Fred ler j SEARLES knowrng that rnsrde of twenty four hours rt wrll be lost IM CCheaper by the dozenj PUTNAM leaves hrs Ioye lrfe to BERNARD fl could use rt'j SHORT Upon IOANNE fDont wrrte anythrng about me'j MANCH we settle some of JEANNE fMy frrends call me Candy Q SECHRIST S forwardness because we feel that JOANNE rs far too trmrd rn some thrngs To PINKY QI don t lrke hrm' he wouldn t go out wrth rne'j DURESS we gladly grve MARTHA fHow do I know what trme Marrlyn got rn 75 SNOW S prrze reerpe book entrtled How to Snare Men and Prek up Peter Farrdonr To the cats of the unror class we leaye one beat up fCu1111 med Il jage -ffl I y 7 f ' ' Q '7 7 Y 7 . . .V VV ' ' ' -4 V s ' . 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EDI sulclde squad or the skl team The only semor who represented our noble group was none other than the GORDON ULMER Gordle dxd a Hne job on his hlckorxes capturing thlrd and fourth places In Jumpxng at the Interscholastlc meet at Lyndonvxlle HF band was well represented this year l'y sexeral musically lnclmed senxors The contrlbutors of squeaks and flat notes were ANN CH AMBFRLIN VIR CINIA HFWITT BFTTY HOUCHTON VIRCINIA HERRICK JACK ROBB CARROLL RICI' WARREN LAZELLE MARILYN CUSTAINSON BFVFRLY DANIELL ROGLR CHAPMAN BARBARA TA'IE and PHIL SMITH Thc songblrds rn our mrdst who wtrblcd at thc Solo Concert at Green Street School were JULII: KING CORNY LIVINGSTONE GLORIA BOVER JOAN COLBURN POLLY RIVERS GORDON ULMER and BILL DENNISON To enable the singers to rude rather than hltch hike to the muslc festivals and to provide mox res for us krddxes It was decided that we would sell magazme subscriptions agam thus year For our able busmess manager and secre tary BILL DENNISON and POLLY MAY respectn ely were chosen We managed to haul m S3 326 50 of which the school recerved 551084 The top salesmen were sensors mlnd you JACK ROBB and PHIL SMITH BARB TATE CATHERINE BINGAMAN and FRED HERRICK were the semor newshounds for Miss Lords Spotlrght thxs year They always succeeded nn brmgnng ln the week old news and local domgs To help these lclds along a school paper the Ray was begun Serving as edrtor rn chxef was BILL DENNISON as soclate editor PHYLLIS WHITNEY humor editor Bev Bover art edltor GINGER HEWITT sports edltor HOWARD LEE and semor news editor FRANNY COVEY Mrs Murdock and Mr Scott were faculty ad vrsers WARREN LAZELLE most expertly managed the edu torshlp of the Dlal To asslst hlm with the essays cuts and poems were NICK MILLER assistant edrtor DAVE MANLEY busmess manager MARILYN CHICKER ING art edrtor GLORIA BOVER VIRGINIA HEW ITT and BILLIE MAE JOHNSON assistant art editors MARY BINGAMAN ANN CHAMBERLIN DON HOPKINS WAYNE WEATHERHEAD BETTY HOUGHTON MARCIA JONES and LARRY TOMS associate edxtors Agam thus year the Dual won lts usual honors THF hawkeyes who patroled the counters up In the attlc to see that everyone dropped hrs money into the box except on bargain day were BARB TATE ALICE DAVIS BEV DANIELL BARB LUNDEN CATHER INE BINGAMAN JEAN SECHRIST MARTHA SNOW DONNA SHAW POLLY RIVERS JOYCE NIXON and BARBARA PUTNAM A few of our boys just couldn t understand why Mr Parry mslstcd that they pay th regular prxce Was It thenr fault that they couldn t dlstxngulsh between a nnckel and a quarter7 The orators of our class who partlclpated In the annual Sherman Prrze Speaking Contest were POLLY RIVERS MARCIA JONES whose speech won frrst place and GLORIA BOVER whose deln ery won third prnze The New England Muslc Fcstnal demanded the talent of JOAN COLBURN MARY HOPKINS GLORIA BOVER and POLIY RIVFRS whxle those who lent thclr volccs to thc fcstn xl It thc ucen Clty In Vermont wcre JOYCI DARLINC DORIS ANN BOMBARD CORNELIA LIVINCSTONF MYRNA CONSTAN TINF GORDON ULMFR FUGFNF BROOKS BIIL DENNISON and JARVIS COLEMAN With the xrrn nl of sprung c Ime thc meutable arrival of baseball Thc fellows who dlstrlctcd the audncncc composed mostly of thc scwmg club-by hnttlng homc runs every few mmutes wcrc LEITY COREY ERNII' and KIYI CARLSON 'I IM RYAN DOODIE ANDER SON and DAN DUDEK Along wnth baseball c imc track GORDON ULMER GREY GODDARD BRUCE GAUTHIER and LARRY TOMS were thc fellows who messed up the cmders In tennis Mr Scott turned out a fine team The semor boys wnth the rackets were PHIL SMITH FRED BERRY MAN DON HOPKINS DAVE MANLY and ROGER CHAPMAN and DON WAITE For bemg a good gurl and good boy and for laughmg at the teachers jokes MARY HOPKINS and JACK ROBB were selected to recenc the D A R Crtlzenshrp Award HF Sports Dancc sponsored by the Student Council was onc of the most successful actnvmes of the year Dancing to the muslc of Dick Perry everyone had a super colossll tlmc In May the gurls donncd thcxr long dresses and the boys thcxr tuxedos for thc annu1l unxor Prom held at Lawton Hall When May c lme rollmg around nt was tum to conslder who would have the honors of domg the commencement parts The faculty finally declded on BARBARA PUT NAM MARY HOPKINS WAYNE WEATHER HEAD and FRED HERRICK For the class w1ll MAR THA SNOW and GORDON ULMER were selected for the class prophecy MARILYN CHICKERING and ROGER CHAPMAN were elected To sum up the hlsto rles of the last four ycars POLLY RIVERS DOODIE ANDERSON WARREN LAZELLE and your SENIOR HISTORIAN werc chosen OW that June IS herc oncc again md we have com pleted our four years of high school we want to ex press our gratitude to the principal to the faculty and to our fellow studcnts for makmg our stay at B H S an cn Joyable and a prohtablc onc We shall never forget thls Ivy clad buxldmg or what wc have learned ID It So long B H S ' We your last graduating class salute you' Phyllis 101171116 W 17117165 ,. . . ,, . . . . . 1 ,J . , . 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CLASS PROP!-IECY O M' Crash' Bang Thanks to EDDIE MAYs new rnxentron the drvrng drshpan the most recent rmproxement oxer the flyrng saucer of twenty years ago we have just descended upon the new underground crty of Irttsburg LUCILLI' IITTS for whom thrs submerged paradrse was nrmcd strrted thrs project soon rfter graduatrng from B H S As we untanglc ourselves from the wreckrge of the drshpan we see- three brg husky guards comrng through the smoke to rm estrgatc the hullabaloo We soon recog nrze them as our old classmates ALDIN HANNUM ROBERT COVIY md FRANKLIN CALLUP They escorted us to the crty hall where we find EVPRITT JOHNSON painting the words NICHOLAS MILLER Mayor on one of the office doors As we enter hrs othce we find NICK srttrng behrnd the desk pufling awry on a SAGE Crgar Thrs chorce brand of stogre rs a product of the PEGGY SAGF Crgrr Com pany Between puffs NICK drctates to hrs very capable To show us around the crty NICK calls rn two of hrs best gurdes BULL GODDARD and BRUCE GAUTH IER Leayrng the crty hall we meet the Atomre Energy Commrssoner GLENN CHICKERING who was elected to thrs office because of hrs superb abrlrty to blow thrngs up' Wrth hrm rs hrs prrvate nurse PHYLLIS WHITNEY PHYLLIS rs keeprng careful watch ow er GLENN untrl he completely recovers from hrs last explosron As we rrde along on the glrde walk we come to a neat lrttle beauty saloon owned and operated by DONNA SHAW JEAN SECHRIST and BARBARA LUNDEN These three old classmates specralrze rn bald men s harr cuts If you re not bald when you go rn they guarantee that you mrll be when you come out' A good example of thrs rs RICHARD CANEDY who rs just lcavrng after hrs darly x rsrt We harl a jet cab operated by FREDDIE BERRYMAN to take us to the Yankee Stadrum where the Dodgers are playrng the Red Sox rn an exhrbrtron game We always knew FREDDIE would find some way to get more than 95 M P H out of a car Arrrvrng at the staclrum we are greeted by TIMMY RYAN owner of the Red Sox After that team beat the Yankees for ten strarght years TIM decrded to buy out the Red Sox so that he could be on the wrnnrng team for a change From hrm we learn that CAB BAGE TENNEY KIYI and ERNIE CARLSON are rn the Red Sox lrne up thrs afternoon We are somewhat sur prrsed to find them playrng for thrs aggregatron but srnce the Dodgers were put back rnto the mrnor league they were forced to change therr allegrance As the Dodgers take the field we notrce LEFTY COREY on the mound Who s that yellrng Peanuts and popcorn Wh rt s none other than DON HOPKINS the old nut hrmself' As we glance rnto the sectron desery ed by extrngurshed guests we obserxe sexerrl celebrrtres Among them rs HARRY S Truman NO' NO' I mean HARRY AN DERSON Presrdent of the Underground Krngdom Also we see JULIE KING and CORNY LIVINGSTONI: the famed stars of the Prudentral Opera Company HOW ARD LEE world renowned star of stage screen and ultraxrsron md PHIL SMITH famous concert pranrst PHIL just recently jlayed it the dedrcrtron of MAG NACHI llrll After mrkrng her fortune on Wall Street BARB left three mrlhon dolllrs to burld thrs structure rn her memory I look rnto thc teleyrsron booth md sec 1 ARROLI RIC I 19 sportsc ister As the announcer s iorce booms oxcr the loud spe rker we recognrze rt as berng th at of WARREN LA7I'LLI: Whrle we are enjoyrng the game we 1re suddenly clrsturbcd by someone prekrng up bottles Well for he rven s srk ' It s the old soak BILL DFNNISON' BILL tells he gets 1 fre bottle for every five hundred emptres We rlw lys knew that he had cl good head for busrness' a long home run rn the last of the nrnth to gnc the Red Sox a 5 4 yrctory ox er the Dodgers As we leave we see OHN ROBB headrng hrs twenty krds rnto hrs blue panel truck JOHN figures that rts chelper by the dozen COVEYS Cafe looms rnto srght smce rt rs owned by ERANNY we decrde to drop rn to simple her cookrng We are ushered to a table by the head warter VICTOR NELSON Our wartress JUNE MORLOCK takes our order and hurrres off to the krtchen where CARROLL LOOMIS prepares the exotrc concoctrons At the next table srt three sophrstrcated lookrng ladres We recognrze them as the three rnseparables of hrgh school days none other than ANN CHAMBERLIN BEV BOVER Ind JOYCE DARLING We are currous about therr berng dressed rn whrte We soon learn that they are the founders of the new CUTTING Hosprtal named rn memory of MAROLYN the list person to b unfortunate enough to be therr patrent Poor MAROLYN she never was able to tell about rt Howeyer we are also enlrgh en d as to what BILL CODY rs dorng Th new hosprtal rs now under hrs careful superx rsron BILL S abrlrty of cuttrng up makes hrm the rderl man for thrs posrtron Wasn t he always 9 The hosprtal gets rts drugs from COLEMAN S comfy commodrous complete Corner Drug Store operated by JARVIS COLEMAN the crty pharmacrst The most wrdely purchased drug rs ARV S arsenrc Thrs rs used as a remedy when everythrng else farls As we emerge from the cafe we notrce a man lrmprng toward us Thrs p rson of course rs none other than IM PUTNAM our one and only IM tells us that he rs part owner of the Lazy Q Ranch one of the largest rn thrs vrcrnrty Hrs p rrtner FRED I-IERRICIs. just re cently jorned rmrny to help take care of the surplus money IM walked down the street wrth us untrl we came to Dr TOM S office LARRY rs one ot the best of Z o . 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