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

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wick. We hope Harold's bones will become more iiexi- ble. BETTY fI'm broad through the shouldersj DE- GREE bequeaths her sparkling soprano squawk to Muriel QA crush a day keeps frustration awayj Fiedler. We are sure if these girls ever got together they'd make a fine quartet. JOAN QLet's get away from it allj FRENCH do- nates her secret on keeping hands lily-white to Barb fIt's a rough life--work, drudgery, toilj Dunn. DONNY QAnd then there's the one about the farm- er's daughterj OSBORN leaves his array of buxom girls, bashful girls, bold girls, and Putney girls to any underclass boy. Variety is the spice of life. Hummm. Wfith our last ounce of waning strength, we, in be- half of the whole Senior Class, will the ability we possess to succeed in all we undertake andto produce the best junior Prom ever, to the sorry, listless and lazy class of Iifty-five. Having bestowed all our earthly treasures and boundless wisdom upon the people from down un- der the mellowed with age Seniors offer you your last chance to gaze with awe upon the incomparable, untouchable, and unmatchable class of fifty-four. -Ann Marie H ilrwz -Paul Arthur D ye Class Song N OW the time has arrived, it's the turning point A new life we soon shall begin- We must follow with care-in the future days- Great Love and success we shall win. We thank you so dear, you who've taught us here- May we meet in the future days! And so our friends, to you we say With thoughts of happiness Good-bye, dear B. H. S.-Good-bye, dear B. H. S. C C ass Jnoifo NOT FINISHED, JUST BEGUNH -Virginia Alice Bristol Class QCFIOIUGU WHITE Ross Class C0 10715 GREEN AND WHITE 28 THE COLONEL

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CLASS WILL IN this year of nineteen hundred and fifty-four we have gathered you, woeful, worthless, woebegone, wilted, and wasted wallflowers here to witness the last will and testament of those fabulous, faultless, faithful, and flamboyant Seniors. Whew!!! MARYANN fHello, big boy!J JASIENOWSKI wills her ability to cast a spell on the older men to Sandra fI'm the most popular girl in town, just ask mej Barrup. ALBERT fJust one of the girlsj MIKUSKI leaves his self-winding voice box to Chris fBut th:1t's the way the skirt's madej Angell in case of an emergency. WILLIE QI used to be a modelj WILSON leaves his size elevens to anybody who thinks he can amble down the halls as conspicuously as WILLIE has the last four years. KATIE fl may be small but-oh! myj JONES be- queaths her size ten chemistry apron to any pint-sized Junior girl. It seems KATIE doesn't mind going around with peek-a-boo skirts and shreddec socks. DAVID fThere's nothing like a shapely, well-built -television setj MILLER passes on his heavy acceler- ator foot to Leigh QI like to fish Model A's out of Sylum Pondj Kendall, Bruce fDon't struggle fair damsel, you're in my clutches ha-ha-haj McCauley, and Richard fJust call me James, the chauffeurji Stevens. ANN QDum-dum-dum-da-da-dum-dumJ MALCOLM donates her pipe dreams of matrimony and a small family who in due time will make up an entire foot- ball team to Stephanie fl wanna be bad, I wanna be evilJ Mullen. Birds of a feather flock together. BERT QThe boy with the radioactive plutonium U-235 mindj BALDWIN passes on his love for the piano, the whole piano, and nothing but the piano to Pat fSkyscraperJ Burrows. We hope that someday Pat will be able to play the Lost Chord without losing it. JOAN QI like those tall, dark and handsome South Americans he-he-heJ HEWITT bequeaths her model- ing strut to Claudia flt glows in the darkj Covey. A graceful walk is really very becoming. STEVE fThe shiek of ArabyJ PLATA wills his un- usual ability to get all dressed up in those real sharp clothes, slicked-down-hair, and shining shoes, then with posies by the truckload he bestows them upon- the florist's customers. This unusual technique goes to Theresa-oops I mean Terry QI'm kind of a posy my- selfj Hubbard. Oh well that's one way to delight the ladies. SUSAN fPromptness is a virtuej HEBB passes on her position as money counter to any underclassman who thinks he or she can take an entire hour to count thirty or forty odd dollars. MARY fMy mother would kill meJ ROONEY be- 'I954 YEARBOOK queaths her unending patience-with a certain piano -to Carol fWell, the light's outj Malloy. Ask Miss Rooney for some motherly advice, she's quite adept at dishing it out-so we've heard. PHIL fResidence--12 Marlboro Avenuej KEMPF passes on his athletic ability to Phil QWomen, I love themj Turner, and Terry fMajorettes are right down my alleyJ Turner hoping the combined efforts will prove beneficial. JO fProtein bread pleasej BURACZYNSKA be- queaths her black, red, yellow, and white knee socks to Dot fCome onna my house-I'll teach you-to danceJ Welcome. We wonder if Miss Welcome will fill them as well as our JO does? KEN fIt's morning MargieJ ORNE leaves his all night parking ticket to Warren fCome with me to the Country Clubj Cross. Maybe if Warren is a good boy he'll be able to take the cheerleaders to basketball games next year. GAIL QSO what if my favorite color is greenj FAN- NING offers to Judy QI draw-pictures that isj Man- ley her gorgeous and much loved cheering uniform- which, we might add, has been witness to a great deal of action. PETE fI'm on the wagonj BENWARE wills his cases of ale, ginger ale, to Kenny Qlf you drink don't drive, here take the wheelj Lynde. We all agree these boys are a couple of cases. JOE fAnyone want to go to Bellows Fallsj TATRO offers his know-how on entrancing the Bellows Falls girls to Johnny QDonny's shadowj Turner. Someday Johnny will find the right girl. To Billy QI'm the large economy sizeJ Curtin and Rochelle fPint-sizeJ Frederickson, BEVERLY QI've been aroundj ROBERTS and BOBBY fl was there tooj WARWICK leave their knack of putting their heads together over homework. BLANCHE QI turned our car into a submarinej NADEAU donates her book The Art of Chewing Gum Gracefullyn to Judy QI hate boysJ Martin in hopes that Judy will put it to good use. BUNNY fMake time while the moon shinesj KERYLOW leaves his ability to throw passes, to Punky QI beat up patrol boysJ Jaquith knowing Punky will go far in this field. To Georgie fl bagged a hundred-seventy pound deerJ Miller, MARILYN QI'm still chasing my two- hundred pound red-headed animalJ PAGE leaves her unused capabilities. George, we are sure, will take ad- vantage of his personality. ARNOLD QPaper legsj BLACKSTONE passes on his stacks of bandages to Harold QI'm ruggedJ War- 27

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