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

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yeterrnarnns hrs only trouble rs that rn the last thrrteen ears he hasn t been able to cure an than but ork l I In P L look across the street and see DAN DUDEK Of course you know what DAN rs dorng rt you dont he rs walkrng wrth one member of hrs St Mrke s harem ust about ten paces behrnd gu ss what the rest of her frrends are meekly followrng Too bad but Iguess the St Mrke grrls took oyer where DOT DOYLE left off rn our unror year Suddenly we are blrnded by flashrn lrghts' As we glance upward we se MARCIA JONES Hashrng on a marquee She rs currently starrrng rn HARLOW Broth ers productron Senror Hrt a sequel to unror Mrss DONALD and EVERETT started makrng motron pre tures soon after leayrng B H S They always saw motron rn ey erythrng' As we trudge along we go by GUSSIES Gamblrng Hall where we see DAVID MANLEH and BILLII' MAE JOHNSON tryrng therr luck shootrng drce From all reports MARILYN rs makrng a small fortune Up the street drryes JOHN LEONARD rn hrs 1970 Putt mobrle OHN pulls mto the BROOKS Serrrce Statron Own d by EUGENE where IRENE BENSON SHIRLEX BOLSTER and BARB SANDERSON rre rttcndants Gas' Next we see the Irttsburg lamous luneral frrendly undertaker WAYNI' comes out lookrng for busrness but because he thrnks we rre good for a few more years he chats a whrle and then returns to hrs drmly lrghted establrshment Howes er we haye learned what DON WAITE rs do rng to amus hrmself DON ow ns an Old Iadres Home He couldnt decrde on Just one so he takes care ot them all' To manage hrs busrness affarrs we frnd DORRINL CLARK as hrs capable secretary As we round the corner we notrce a long lrne of m n At the yery front we see our own GORDON ULMER ready to dash through the doors as soon as they are opened You probably already know what thrs well known es tablrshment rs It rs the New Howard and naturally Mr Ulmer rs gorng rn to see rf he has mrssed a trrck Thrs er un burldrng rs owned and operated by PERCY SPRAGUE BOB SKINNER and BOB PER RIN Keeprng the lrne of males rn order rs the Chref of Polrce herself OAN USIN wrth her abl assrstants MARY PINNEY and CONNIE HOWARD wh n they can t who can 7 There goes that powerful ANITA MAGOON We are told that thrs female Charles Atlas rs workrng for the Kellogg Company adyertrsmg Gro Pup Rrbbon Dog I ood Es rdently ANITA thought Wheatres was too orrgr nal MAYS Insurance Agency rs Just ahead POLLY went mto that busrness for the benefit of those who lrke to play erumple fender on Marn Street I3 oUNc1No down the street come CLAIRE HUDSON and ROBERTA MILLS the two shoe shrne gals EDI When Bl RT and CLAIRE were both munchrng on the same hot dog workrng from opposrte ends a shoe shrne boy came rnto Drnsmoor s Drnner I mean Drnsmoor s Drner whreh rs owned by JANE DINSMOOR and ordered steak and french frreds Rrght th n and there th grrls decrded that there was more money rn shoe shrnrng than there was rn operatrng a lemonade stand As a low flyrng helrcopter swoops down we see Cob by s Draper Sery ree wrrtten on the srde We are told that WINSTON and BETSEY COBB are rn busrness together One of therr most precrous customers rs the BINGA MANS Nursery MARY and CATHERINE used to teach at a boys school but they decrded that younger ehrldren would be easrer to manage MYRNA CONSTANTINE rs now the proud owner of a new type of salon that specralrzes rn stretehrng short people to any desrred length Her most loyal customers are BARBARA HARRINGTON and GLORIA BOVER They are both almost me feet tall now after berng elongated by MYRNA S methods Heres great news' BARBARA MALCOLM rs now exclusrye desrgner of bathrng surts for Pow rs Models BARB docs some modelrng herself her speeralty berng a one prcce well tlmost one whole prcce bathrng surt Many p ople hayc trred to flnd out whrch prcce rs mod cled but all hue b en unsuccessful so frr Perhaps thrs young bachelors JOAN COLBURN and RUTH BROOKS hare burlt an arrport They hope to hare real plan s som day but untrl then they are usrng rt as a publre parkrng area tmostly nrght parkersj and chargrng a small fee as rent from all reports thrs rs 1 yery good busrness A new charn of grocery stores has recently been es tablrshed The so called Last Natronal Stores are owned and operated by EDWINA FLETCHER and POLLY RIVERS TINY S busrness ethcreney orrgrnates from her experrence as a clerk rn a grocery store rn her old home town West Brattleboro POLLY deerded to go rnto busr ness wrth her because she could make only S500 a week srngrng wrth Carry Pomo DORIS BOMBARD and BARBARA TATE haye oyened up the Know All Se All Catch All Detectrye Agency At present they are workrng on the case of the mrssrng Vrrgrnras VIRGINIA HEWITT and VIR GINIA HERRICK were lrst seen ten years ago when they started out rn an rttempt to go around the world on a pogo strck After ALICE DAVIS rccoyercd from amnesra she de crded to yrsrt MARTHA SNOW a clarryoyant to find out what her actryrtres had consrsted of rn the past few months MARTHA becrme so rnterested rn ALICES past that she ncyer 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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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E DI THE MORGAN HORSE fCommued mm page 71 I-LW years ago rt became possrble to regrster a lilly or mare as a three quarter Morgan Thrs opened a frne opportunrty for a person to start a lrne of horses whrch could eventually become fully regrstcred smce .1 hlly colt from an unregistered Morgan mare and 1 regrstered Morgan stud could be registered as a three quarter Morgan By contnnurng to reuse colts from thrs now three quarter Morgan md 1 fully rcgrs tered stallron a person could eventutlly h we fully regrstercd horses Morgans have been cross bred wnth other breeds of horses because of therr great stamrna and endurance Stallrons have been used to good advantage rn the West rn the cross breedrng of Morgans and natrvc mustangs to provrde a superror qualrty stock horse They have also been used rn many Instances to Improve body con formation and char lcter rn some of our orrgmal breeds of horses and ln many new breeds whrch have been developed rn later years lt rs sud that Dan Patch formerly the holder of the world s fastest trottmg rec ord carrred quite a brt of Morgan breeding The Harvester a recent wrnner of the famous Hamble tonran also carrres Morgan blood ANY breeds of horses have come mto tax or for 1 short trme but have gradually lost therr popu larrty because of some feature whrch made them erther rmpractrcal or rmpossrble for the average horseman to own The Morgan however has always been a popultr horse because he rs not lrmrted to just a fevs uses but rs adaptable to almost any use Recently a punk granite tablet was placed over the grave of Mr ustln Morgan rn the Randolph Center cemetary to perpetuate the memory of the man who brought to Vermont the colt which was later to become famous The legend of ustrn Morgan will never drc because hrs story wrll be passed from gencratron to generatron as It has already been done He mll alwrys lrve rn the hearts of Vermonters for even today he stands ID bronze splendor ln the form of .1 lrfe srzc statue at the U S Morgan Horse larm at Weybrrdge Frederzek Randall Hernrk THE JAPAN INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY fclllfllllled mm page 82 able to be eultrvated for rusrng food The specral 1d vantages of this srte are a number of uncompleted but substantral burldmgs a legacy from the japanese war machine It was here that during the latter phases of the war a great mllxtary avratron school was planned and started It rs rronrcal that thrs school orxgrnally desrgned to tram the drscrples of war, IS now dedrcatecl to the educatron of the drscrples ot peace The Unrversrty wlll be non sectlrran md wrll no bar 1 student from enterrng on recount of race natron llrty or rellgron There rs a trde rn apan today Howrng strongly rn favor of democracy and Chrrstlan prmcr ples The washrng out of the old system his created a Hurd condrtron from which wrll emerge 1 PCWffI.1fh and a new way of lrfe for the apanese people Now before the pittern rs set IS the time for Amerrcins who hope for peace rn the Far Fast to realrzc the rmportxncc of this trend To the apanese this Unlversrty rs 1 symbol of C hrrstunnty md of Democrlcy They have turned therr eyes tow :rd Amcrrca wlth conhdcnt hope thxt th funds needed to makc the first umts of the Unrversrty unto 1 functromng rcrlnty wall soon be forthcoming The success of this enterprrse wrll be 1 tremendous strmulus towards the growth of apan as a dcmoeratrc pc 1ce lovmg natron and wrll play an Important role IH the furtherlnce of world peace N1 ny Llilllik H0 emu DEVELOPMENT OF THE SUBMARINE fforllrnued from page 102 They are known to have at least 9 of the snorlcel equrpped vessels whrch were approprrated by the Allres at the con clusron of the war wrth Germany At that trme both Russra and the Unrted States recenved plans for a hydrogen p roxrde engrne whrch would do away wlth the snorkel Whether these wall prove feasnble or not remams for the future to declde Westxnghousc rs workmg on an atomx power plant for use ln submmnes These facts show that the World powers fully realize the potentlalltles of under ser vessels 1 Americans owe to the submarine service a debt whreh wrll nes er be fully apprecrated When we see the ansrgma of the two dolphxns on a sarlor s arm let us remember that although the emblem IS so lrttle t stands for so much llfzyle R14 hard U' eztlverbead HISTORY OF VERMONT TEACHER TRAINING fC0r1tmued fr 111 page I 2 varrous other entertamme-nts were provrded by the townspeople Whrle these actrvrtles were carrred out students and volunteers mlde the necessary alteratrons on the burldmg lt rs now evrdent that the schools at Castleton and ohnson are not large enough and do not have the proper facrlrtres to supply the requrred number of teachers for Vermont Temporarrly students are berng trarncd at Lyndon but the present Board of Educatron feels that Vermont as unable to support properly more than lCu1111uued wr page 461 - c , c e . . f l . 1 - . 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