Brighton High School - Random Echoes Yearbook (Island Pond, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1957 volume:

DEDICATION Mr. Gray, the senior class has chosen to dedicate our yearbook Brighton to you. With your friendly attitude you have given us many happy moments to remember our school days. Your services and loyalty to our school have made you a friend of each and every student. In recognition of all the hard work you have done for us on our yearbook and also the Tattler, we would like to extend many thanks to you. Our yearbook would not have been possible without your guidance. HONORS The one and only senior boy has the 'disadvantage' of being with a class of girls. Although never getting the majority in anything we have had a lot of fun with his fine personality. He has certainly made our years more memorable with his sense of humor and integrity. Phil has always shown his initiative in everything he has undertaken. He has accomplished a great deal through high school and he intends to go into the needed profession of teaching. Basketball 2,3,1 F.T.A. 1,2,3,U Glee Club 1 Baseball 1 Class Officer 3 Yearbook Com. 1 Tattler 1,2,3,1 Junior Prom Com. 3 Student Council 1 Treasurer i -H 1 Public Speaking 3 Boys' State 3 Amateur Contest 2 Ob Osi Co True to one love, she has eyes for no other. Colleen, with her good sense of humor that has aided her in making the many friends that she has in B. H. S., is a good all around member of our class. With her quiet friendly personality Colleen has been vice president of our class for two years. She has brought many laughs to our class with her favorite topics of con- versation including the farm, sick cows, and of course Bub. Cheering 1 Glee Club 1,2,3,1 Student Council 2 Office girl 2,1 Jr. Prom Com. 3 Vice President 3,h Music Festival 3,1 Class Plays 3,h Softball 1 Usher for Graduation 3 Yearbook 1 Magazine Drive Capt. 2 F.T.A. 1 1 -H 1 News Reporter 1 co Cv CP CLwrt If ever a person were to be on a Brighton debating team, it would have been Liz. She has a wonderful way with words to rally people to her cause. Her carefree attitude is her trademark. She has specialized in basketball and shown interest in the Tattler, the yearbook, and her class. She displays a clever talent for decorations with her skilled hands. Carefree Liz has chosen her career in marriage, and may' she have the best in years to come. Glee Club 1,2,3,U Basketball 1,2,3 Student Council 2 •Usher for Graduation 3 Jr. Prom Com. 3 Yearbook Com. U Tattler 1,3,U Plays 1,2,3 Jr. Play 3 Softball 1,2 Class Reporter U Class Officer 1 Treasurer F.T.A. 1 Always laughing, full of fun, gets along with everyone. When you walk into school and see a busy little beaver buzzing around and yet she always has time fro a big friendly Hi , you will know that it's Trish. She's the type that likes to be in a lot of things and is always eager to help in any way possible. A friend to everyone, we are sure that she will make the ideal nurse and we all wish her the best of luck with her navy man. Glee Club 1,2,3 U Basketball 3,h Ast. Manager 3 Manager U Yearbook it Usher 3 Office k Tattler 2,3,U Ast. Editor 3 Editor U U-H 1,2,3 Secretary 3 Class office 2 Treasurer 2 Orchestra 1,2,3 Good Band U Newport Music Festival 3,U F. T. A. 1,3 Treasurer 3 School Play 1,2 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play U Magazine Drive U Manager U Public Speaking 1,2,3 Cheerleader 1 Jr. Prom Committee 3 Student Council 3,U President it State Convention 3,U Citizenship Girl it 1041628 'y crV UJu Good sense and good nature must ever join. Norma excels in class and extra curricular activities. As president of our class for three years she proved her- self to be an excellent leader. In basketball she is one of the best . Her even disposition makes her easy to get along with, and her co-operation with others is very noticeable. She has set her heart at being a nurse, and we know she will reach her goal. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Junior Prom Com. 3 Yearbook Com. 1 Newport Music Festival 3,4 U. N. Delegate 3 Class Plays 3,4 Junior 3 Class President 1,2,3 Senior 4 F.T.A. 1,2,3 Magazine Drive Captain 3 Usher for Graduation 3 Office girl 2,3 Hot Lunch waitress 3,4 Amateur Contest 2 Class Treasurer 4 4-H 1,2,3,4 Junior Leader Treasurer Vice President Softball 1,2 10416?« At 8:30 when we hear Am I late? we all know our Sherry Lee hgn arrived. A sharpshooter on the basketball floor and a charm with the fellows, we are sure that her days at B.H.S. will never be forgotten. Being a whiz at getting what she wants we have no doubts that she will find her rich, tall, dark, and handsome college graduate to settle down with after her adventures as an airline hostess. Glee Club 1,2,3,1 Newport Festival 1,3,1 Burlington Festival 1 Orchestra 2,3 Band 1 Newport Festival 3 Student Council 1,3,1 Secretary 1 State Convention 3,1 Plays 2,1 F.T.A. 1 Varsity Cheerleader 1 Class Marshall 3 Amateur Contest 2 Magazine Drive Class Manager 1 Tulip Festival Queen 1 Softball 1,2 Office 1 Tattler 1,2 Class Reporter 2 Yearbook Com. 1 Jr. Prom Com. 3 Basketball 1,2,3,1 V JiAAJWYL jj OuA addl A smile for all, a greeting glad; a gay and friendly way she has. Oh I Donald, now doesn't that sound familiar. It seems that our blonde senior always is having to say that. We see her smile and winning personality as she appears each morning collecting hot lunch money. She is always ready and willing to help her class and school. Her ambition is a good one to be a secre- tary while waiting for her Marine. Cheerleading 1,2,3 J. V. 1,2 Varsity Class Officer 1,2,3,U Secretary Student Council 3 State Convention Glee Club 1,2,3,U Office 1,U Jr. Prom Com. 3 Tattler 1,2,3� U You Me and the Lamppost Special Features Ed. Special Features Ass't Literary Editor Yearbook Com. U F.T.A. 1,2,3 Secretary Girls' State 3 Class Play U U-H 1,2 Vice President Treasurer Maple Festival 3 Tulip Festival Queen 3 Orchestra 2 Usher for Graduation 3 Hot Lunch 3,U Cashier Bookkeeper Amateur Contest 2 Music Festival 3,ii O The sparkle of our class is certainly our red-head Nancy Lee, who has just T“’1 recently received a diamond. She is a lovely girl with a pleasing personality who has always done her share in the activities of our class and school. This year she has performed a great job of being president of our class. VJhen we look at the Tattler we can see that Nancy has a knack for writing. You can usually find one of her articles in every issue. We all sincerely wish you the very best of luck in anything which you undertake in the future. Basketball 1,2,3,14 Varsity Cheering 1,2,3,1 Capt. 1 Class Officer 2,3,1 Vice Pres. 2 Treasurer President Glee Club 1,2,3,1 Office girl 3,1 Junior Prom Com. 3 Tattler Staff 2,1 Asst. Mgr. Asst. Special Features Yearbook Com. 1 F.T.A. 1 Usher for Graduation Class Play 2,3,1 Prompter 1 Softball 1,2 Magazine Drive Capt. 1 Amature Contest 2 00 Cv cc Colleen Crowe Birthday - July 6, 1939 Color - Blue Food - Rasberry Shortcake Saying - How Horrid 1 Sport - Roller Skating Singer - Frankie Laine Song - Young Love Pastime - Watching T. V. Pet Peeve - Broken dates Affection - Bub Sherry King Birthday - March 2, 1939 Nickname - Yogi Color - Blue, brown Food - Chocolate Cake Saying - God Love America Sports - Skating, Swimming Singer - Judy Garland Song - You'll Never Walk Alone Pet Peeve - Two-faced People Affection- Hubert Pastime - Sleeping Nancy Wing Birthday - December 28, 1939 Nickname - Slim Color - Blue Food - Hot dogs Saying - Oh no ! Sport - Swimming Singer - Elvis Presley Song - Young Love Pastime - Reading Pet Peeve - Sherry Affection - Garth Secret Ambition - Marriage Betty Dodge Birthday - November lU, 1938 Nickname - Liz Color - Light Blue Food - Spaghetti and meat balls Saying - No kidding J Sport - Swimming Singer - Frank Sinatra Song - Purple Shades Pastime - Reading Pet Peeve - Sarcasm Affection - Ralph Secret Ambition - To explore the attic of B. H. Birthday - December 27, 1939 Nickname - Blondie, Mim Color - Yellow Food - Ham Saying - Oh no ! Sport - Roller Skating Singer - Nat King Cole Song - True Love Pastime - Walking Pet Peeve - A person who bluffs Affection - Donald Secret Ambition - Secretary Miriam Ladd OO to o Philip Bishop Birthday - July lU) 1939 Nickname - Phil Color - Blue Food - Hamburg Saying - Hi Honey! Sport - Skating Singer - Pat Boone Song - Anestasia Pastime - Dancing Pet Peeve - Know it alls Affection - Blonds Secret Ambition - Teaching Science Norma Hodsden Birthday - April 17, 1939 Nickname - Norm Color - Blue Food - Fried Clams Saying - It's pathetic! Sport - Basketball Singer - Gail Storm Song - Don't Forbid Me Pastime - Television Pet Peeve - Careless Drivers Affection - Pepper Secret Ambition - Nurse Birthday - October 28, 1938 Nickname - Trish Color - Blue Patricia Fagan Food - Italian Spaghetti Saying - You're kidding me! Sport - Basketball Singer - Pat Boone Song - True Love Pastime - Sleeping Affection - Sonny Secret Ambition - To marry a Navy man 00 CM o CO o WILLIS V. GRAY Senior Class Advisor Front: Pat Fagan, Miriam Ladd, Betty Dodge, Back: Colleen Crowe, Nancy Wing, Philip Bishop, Norma Hodsden, Sherry King. JUNIORS Front: C. Gray, C. Bailey, W. Barry, A. Chesney, L. Seguin, D. Worth, B. Meredith, R. Chesney, H. Daniels, M. Moultroup, W. Gibson, T, Worth, B.Goulet, L« Brooks, M. Kilpatrick, G. Wing, R. Osborne, J. Sloan, W. Hodsden. 00 Cv| MARION E. STEVENS Junior Class Advisor SOPHOMORES WILLIAM A. BURNS Sophomore Class Advisor Front: S. Moffett, S. Allen, E. Allyn, J. Webster, L, Dutton, B. Seguin, L. Wade, N. Willis, S. Fagan, D, Moffett, Back: S. Lamere, A. Tracy, R, Gunn, D. Jones, J, Riley, R. Stevens, E, Dedge, K. Applebee, R. Worth, S. Cahill. Frent: R. Daniels, F. Jenes, P. Worth, B, Worth, M. Heath, K. Quinn, S. Meredith, J. Currier, N. Willis, D. Emery, H. Wing, R. Wing, J. Stevens, D. Bailey. WILLIAM R. SPEAR Freshman Class Adviser ELEMENTARY Front: G. Cahill, R. Stevens, J. Bailey, R. Porter, G. Worth, V. Hodsden, D. Allen, D. Barnes, M. Douglas, S, Fagan, C. Barnes, M. McCormick, 2nd: B. Chesney, B. Osborne, R. Curtis, T. Barnes, D. Worth, A. Wing, P. Quinn, D. Paye, D. Lamere, D. Worth, H. Ovitt, I. McGill, G. Crowe, 3rd: V. Gray, A. Goupee, B. Glasson, B. Meredith, W. Meredith, W. Daniels, B. Walker, E. Paye, L. Bailey, D. Brooks, C. Seguin. C iaiS Miito CO CM o CO v O In the year 1953 nine lives troraped the stairs of Brighton to begin their trek through high school. The nine lives were Patricia Fagan, Betty Moultroup, Miriam Ladd, Colleen Crowe, Norma Hodsden, Nancy Wing, Sherry King, Helen Snaborn, and the one and only boy Philip Bishop. This was the year of the great trial—Freshman Initiation. This was also the year Miriam got bit by a hornet in Algebra class, Sherry became Tulip Queen at Hardwick and we all ate carrots in Biology class. The class officers for this year were: President, Norma Hodsden; Vice-President, Helen Sanborn; Secretary, Miriam Ladd; Treasurer, Betty Moultroup, and Student Council Representative, Sherry King. We began our Sophomore year by sponsoring the Sophomore Hop. Two new members had been added to the nine lives; Beverly Brooks and Neil Meehan. Helen and Colleen bleached their hair blond. We had a spaghetti feed in General Science class—unknown to the teacher. We sold socks with B.H.S. printed on them, but didn't make as much money as we expected. The class was again presided over by Norma and the class records were again kept by Miriam. Nancy became Vice-President, Pat became treasurer, and Betty and Colleen, Student Council Repre- sentatives. Our Junior year started with a bang I We found we had lost three of our members: Helen Sanborn to Pittsburg High School, Beverly Brooks got married and Neil Meehan joined the armed forces. Miriam was a delegate to the Maple Festival in Newport, and also became Queen of the Tulip Festival in Hardwick. Norma wrote a winning essay and the prize was a pilgrimage to the United Nations in New York. Miriam attended Girl's State while Philip attended Boy's State to learn how our gov- ernment is run. This became our money-making year when we sponsored Ernie Lindell, a western stage show. We solely sponsored the Junior Prom using the theme Over the Rainbow. The hall was decorated in pastel colored streamers. Dean King's Orchestra furnished the music. Philip proved to us he could act when he pulled a faint in English class. We held a funeral for Miriam's turtle pin who had lost it's eye in the course of being worn. The class officers for this year were Norma Hodsden, President; Colleen Crowe, Vice-President; Miriam Ladd, Secretary; Nancy Wing, Treasurer; Philip Bishop, News Reporter, and in the Student Council were Sherry King, Miriam Ladd and Pat Fagan. Sherry, Patricia, and Miriam went to the Student Council Convention in Stowe. Patricia led a discussion group on What is the role of the Student Council in a small high school. With eager anticipation we started our Senior Year, our main goal being to make enough money for our class trip to New York City. We took our trip during Easter Vacation, and the memory of it will remain with us for a long time to come. The class officers for our final year GO CM O CO V o at B.H.S. were Nancy Wing, President; Colleen Crowe, Vice-President; Miriam Ladd, Secretary; Norma Hodsden, Treasurer, Betty Moultroup, News Reporter and our class was well represented in the Student Council, with Patricia Fagan, President; Sherry King, Secretary; and Philip Bishop, Treasurer. All of our class was represented in the Glee Club for four years and our girls, Betty Moultroup, Sherry King, Nancy Wing, Norma Hodsden and the Manager, Pat Fagan made up a large part of the basketball team. Nancy Wing was the Captain of the Cheerleaders, and Patricia Fagan was Chosen Good Citizenship Girl. Most of the class has worked on the Tattler and this year Patricia Fagan was Editor-in- Chief. Betty Moultroup became Mrs. Ralph Dodge on the fourteenth of November. We had a Valentine's day party in English class, we didn't do much English but we all had enough to eat. Our years through high school has had its fun and its trials but we shall close with this, our class motto: To the stars through difficulties. Dear Trish, f- ropliecy March U, 1967 It has been a long time since we have seen each other. I am really anxious for the reunion this June. I have kept pretty good track of the rest of the kids but didn't know what you were doing until the other day. I still don't know, if this is the truth, but I heard that poor Sonny went broke. The story around here is, that after he struck oil, you wanted so many new clothes, cars, and furs that he just couldn't gst ahead. Your sister told me that you had opened a little spaghetti hcuae to try to pay up the debts, but you weren't doing so well, because you were eating up all the profits. It was really great to see Colleen again. Did you know that Bub wasn't speaking to her? She didn't know what she would do at first, then she decided she liked Brighton and chemistry so well that she went back and took an advanced course in it. You know usually they don't teach it but Mr. Gray had missed our class so much he was grateful to get her back. And you know he wasn't even mad when she blew up the chemistry room. You should see Mr. Gray;he is completely bald 1 All his hair was singed off. It seems to me that Colleen will finally come to the conclusion that she can't make a love potion to get Bub back. I saw Sherry when I got off the plane in New York. She really looks great. I guess she likes the job as an airline stewardess very much. She was telling me of a little episode that happened on her % 03 CM O CO o first flight up. It seems that Sherry was supposed to put on a para- chute which was for demonstration purposes. She was standing near the door when it came open. I guess Sherry got the shock of her life when she found herself floating through the air. You'll never guess where she ended up. It was in some farmer's pig pen. Well I have to go get supper so will let Colleen finish this. I'll try to get a few more lines in before the end. Hi Trish, my but it has been a long time since we have seen each other. Betty has to get suDoer so. I'll try to fill in the rest of this for you. Now let's see, first of all there is Philip. He was doing very well in a dense part of the African Jungle teaching the African bushmen the A B C's, but the poor fellow was so lonesome that he was eventually found beating his head on one of the drums. He finally realized that he should have appreciated and taken advantage of being the only boy in our senior class. Oh well, it's too late now. We know you'll never believe this but Nancy Wing, our girl who wasn't going to be married in ten years, really went to town. She has just divorced her seventh husband and is now engaged to the eighth one to be. You should see her sporting around in her many cars, wearing furs and jewels. One thing, you've got to say for her marriages, is that the alimony seems to really pay off. Wait until you hear what happened to Miriam. I guess you knew she went to work in a large department store in Hartford, Conn. Well it seems she met a dashing young sailor with a lot of money and started going out with him. However, Donald found out about it. Ely the way Dai is in the Marines and stationed in Hawaii. As soon as he found out a- bout it, he went AWOL to find out what had happened directly from her. He found out all right} they got everthing patched up. In fact they're getting along so well, I hear they're going to get married in six monti� at last. That's when he gets out of the brig. That poor guy- Norma certainly made something of herself. She is now a surgical nurse at the Maine Medical Center in Portland. I must tell you what happened. They were performing an appendectomy on some large man when Norma dropped the scissors, and where did they land but right inside the incission. They got them out before they did any harm but poor Norma had to go before the board anyway. They had two weeks of discussion and finally decided to let her keep up her work. I bet she was really relieved. I hear she's so careful now that it's doubtful that she'll ever make another mistake. I know Betty won't tell you about herself so I'll try to fill you in on the details. I think you knew that she and Ralph moved to Calif- ornia. She wrote that she was coming home to stay. She burned the potatoes to a crisp and made Ralph eat them. He was taking it to court on the grounds of cruelty to dumb animals. Betty took the next train home. This didn't last long as Ralph came after her and apologized. They are now as happy as ever. Betty wants to add something on at the end so I will close for now. Love, Colleen. Just wanted to say goodbye, and will see you in three months. Love, Betty CO CV) o CO V o Ammonia Stcpolies Accessory A doll Flower An asset for your career Shoes A kaiak CL, W We, the class of 1957, being of sound mind hereby make known our last will and testament. and etc. Do RECEIVER ARTICLE DONOR Wayne Hodsden Barbara Meredith Flashlight Nancy Wing Donald Worth A letter Patricia Fagan Wayne Gibson A speciman Colleen Crowe Tom Worth Sand and cocoanut Betty Dodge Mary Moultroup Shoes Sherry King Mr. Gray Controller Norma Hodsden Carol Bailey Address book Philip Bishop Miss Stevens Snow boots Miriam Ladd Lynn Brooks Pen Nancy Wing Mr. Burns Trophy Patricia Fagan Ronald Chesney Entertainment Colleen Crowe Wendell Barry Lunch kit Betty Dodge Brian Goulet Instrument Sherry King Charlotte Gray System Norma Hodsden Mr. Spear Certificate Philip Bishop Mike Kilpatrick Transportation Miriam Ladd Bob Osborne Jets Nancy Wing Ardys Chesney Patch Patricia Fagan Leon Seguin Vehicle Colleen Crowe Helen Daniels Stilts Betty Dodge John Sloan Rope Sherry King Melvin Ovitt Shovel Philip Bishop Gerry Wing Girl friend Miriam Ladd Nancy Wing Patricia Fagan Colleen Crowe Betty Dodge Sherry King Norma Hodsden Philip Bishop Miriam Ladd Philip Bishop Betty Dodge Norma Hodsden Patricia Fagan Miriam Ladd Nancy Wing Colleen Crowe Sherry King Cfadd iMpttr Cfadd Cofodsi C add xjftovjeid To the stars through difficulties Blue and white Red roses Days At Brighton High Days at Brighton High Are so ever dear to us, Days at Brighton High. Soon our days are o'er. Soon we're leaving far behind Days at Brighton High. We'll ne'er forget all the fun that we have had, and all the quarrels too; We'll ne'er forget all the work that we have done, and all the troubles too. Days at Brighton High Are so ever dear to us. Days at Brighton High. Dear old school days here at Brighton High. Class song by Sherry King Tune: Moonlight In Vermont CU P' oem Hark, for now comes a tale to be told Of seven maidens and a knight so bold; Here they appear, that class of '5 7 When meeting again ‘twill surely be heaven. First of all, is our Lady Colleen, Seldom heard but is often seen; She's kind and considerate with pretty black hair; When we all reach heaven she's sure to be there. Our own Lady Elizabeth, she's just changed her name. But it makes no difference, she still is the same? She's short, about five feet, maybe an inch more. But she has nothing to DODGE except Ralphie's roar. Lady Patricia sweet name for sweet lass; She adds enthusiasm to the rest of the class. Although she's the shortest, she'll ne'er be a flop. And Sonny agrees that Trish is on top. The next one in line is tall Lady Norma, Pepper or salt the latter or former? Basketball she plays at right forward she'll score; She's a real swell girl both on and off the floor. Lady Sherry Lee, for she enjoys the Lee, Is a cute little trick, now don't you agree? She's good in athletics, and enjoys music too. And oh yes, Hubert, we must include you. Here's blonde Lady Miriam, dainty and nice. With a cute smile so warm that it's sure to melt ice; With a young man she goes, oh they make a nice pair, Going out is quite WORTH it to see Donald there. Last of our maidens but surely not least. Is our Lady Nancy, this girl is no beast I She has flaming red hair, and a voice loud and clear; No wonder she's captain of BK3 girls who cheer. And here is Sir Philip, armor and all. He's the class's only male on the roll call; He's happy enough for he's got all these girls. As classmates, and he says that they are all pearls. And so, there you have it, our story so true. And we feel quite proud that we've brought it to you; Some spots may be warm to you, others quite cold; We're seven fair maidens, and one knight so bold. 30 CM o CM 3« © GIRL'S BASKETBALL: Front: N. Wing, N. McWain, B. Meredith, N. Hodsden, C. Bailey, H. Wing, H. Daniels, S. King, S. Lamere, Back: A. Chesney; Assnt. mgr. ,S. Allen, C. Gray, Mr. Burns; coach, N. Willis, M. Moultroup, P. Fagan; Mgr. VARSITY: N. Wing, N. Hodsden, C. Bailey, S. King, B. Meredith, H. Daniels, C. Gray, M. Moultroup, Mr. Burns; coach. OQ e o CO o VARSITY: T. Worth, L. Brooks, W. Hodsden, Pop King; coach, W. Barry, R. Osborne E. Dodge BASKETBALL: Front: E. Dodge, D. Worth, T. Worth, W. Barry, R. Wing, L. Brooks, G. Wing, R. Osborne, W. Hodsden, D. Jones, R. Stevens, Back: Pop King; coach, D. Bailey, R. Chesney, P. Bishop, R. Sequin, K. Applebee, W. Gibson; Mgr. I CM BASEBALL: Front: E. Dodge, D. Jones, R. Seguin, D. Worth, V’. Hodsden, W. Barry, tO R. Chesney, R. Stevens, D. Bailey, Back: L. Seguin, G. Wing, L. Brooks, M. Kil- CM Patrick, R. Wing, R. Osborne. W. Gibson, Mgr. o PATROL: 1st: P. Boylan, S. Cahill, G. Crowe, R. Porter, D. Lamere, 2nd: T. Barnes, D. Bailey, A. Wing, D. Worth, R. Worth, M. Heath, I. McGill, R. Curtis, B. Chesney, 3rd: T. Goupee, W. Meredith, J. Stevens, D. Emery, R. Wing, K. Applebee, R. Gunn, W. Daniels, R. Walker, E. Paye, Back: R. Stevens, D. Jones, W. Gibson, P. Bishop, L. Brooks, G. Wing, R. Seguin, L. Seguin, D. Worth oo CM CD CM J. V. Cheering: Front: K. Quinn, B. Worth, J. Webster, S. Meredith, L. Wade, D. Moffett, Back: Mrs. Burns, Advisor ACTIVITIES 00 CM VP CM o TATTLER: Front: B. Dodge, L. Wade, P. Fagan, Miss Stevens, Advisor, B. Meredith, A. Chesney, M. Ladd, M. Moultroup, Back: L. Dutton, S. Meredith, R. Worth, W. Gibson, L. Brooks, P, Bishop, D. Worth, N. Wing, N. Willis. STUDENT COUNCIL: Front: P, Bishop, Treas.j P, Fagan, Pres.; Mr. Gray, Advisor; M. Moultroup, V. Pres.; S. King, Sec.; Back: S. Cahill, S. Lamere, L. Ekooks, R. Osborne, R. Daniels. GLEE CLUB 1C42628 ADVERTISERS Thanks to These 00 CVJ VC CsJ o Ti Mr. Mrs. Aubrey Bean Mr. Mrs. G. Elwyn Brooks Mr. Mrs. William Bums Mr. Mrs. John Cahill Mr. Mrs. C. A. Cameron Mr. Mrs. Thomas Crowe Mr. Mrs. William Fagan Mr. Mrs. Raymond E. Foss Mr. Brian A. Goulet Mr. Mrs. Edward Graveline, Newport, Vt. Mr. Glenn Gray Mr. Willis Gray Mr. Mrs. R. S. Hanks, Lexington, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Hodsden Mr. Mrs. Reginald Hunt, St. Albans, Vt. Pop King Mr. Mrs. Carroll Ladd Mr. Donald Ladd, Rochester, N. Y. Mr. C. D. Lanpher Mrs. Ida C. Leonard, Bloomfield, Vt. Mr. Mrs. Donald McDonald Mr. Mrs. Morris McWain Mr. Douglas Maxwell Mr. Mrs. Louis Marois, Derby, Vt. Mr. Mrs. Ralph Moultroup Mr. Mrs. Bingham Peach Mr. Mrs. Winston Pratt, Montpelier, Vt. Mr. William Spear Miss Marion Stevens Mrs. Marion Wheeler, Lyndonville, Vt. Mr. Mrs. Bernie Wing Miss Candis Wing, Berlin, N. H. Mr. Mrs. Forrest Ladd, Manchester, Conn. 00 CM to CM o COLEBROOK, NEW HAMPSHIRE Claude Blanchette-----Clothing for Men and Boys. Colebrook Plumbing Heating, Armand Carrier, Prop. Dora’s, Everything for a wedding. Legion Restaurant Nugent Motor Company, W. F. Nugent, Prop. DERBY, VERMONT Sanders Joslyn Inc.----Ford, Dearborn Tractors Jay'8 Snack Bar DERBY LINE, VERMONT Ames Garage-----DeSoto Plymouth Browns Rexall Drugs Caswell O’Rourke, General Store Ladies Wear Derby Line News Stand Kelly's Restaurant, Famous for fine food. Tarz's Service Station - Gas - Oil - Tires EAST BURKE, VERMONT Burke Mountain Lodge and Restaurant Jay-Crawf Lumber Corp., Davis Young EAST HAVEN, VERMONT Heath's General Store, Ralph L. Heath, Prop. ISLAND POND, VERMONT W. B. Allen - Direct shipper of livestock to Brighton, Mass. Dr. George T. Anton, Cross Street Barletts' Store - School supplies - Clothing. Arthur Bishop---Strout Realty Boyal Bros. - Hardware Store 0. J. Doyon-----Everything for your home. Essex County Herald A. J. Goulet, Brighton Garage - Chevrolet Paul Goulet----Insurance Hills' Garage Service Station - Dodge Plymouth Sales Service Hill Goulet---Funeral Service Hotel Osborne---Luke Roy, Prop. Island Pond National Bank Island Pond Rexall A. W. Joseph Dr. Norman Kennedy Dean King's Orchestra Albert Laliberty----International Harvester C. M. Leavens---Wholesale Retail Milk Dealer Bruce McBride - Poultry W. H. McBride, M. D., Main Street Millers T. V. Service Moore's Pharmacy Poutre's Feed Store---Dealer in Blue Seal Products. River's Calso - G. C. Rivers, Prop. ISLAND POND, VERMONT-----Cont. Royal Cafe---- Chicken as you like it A. P. Scribner----Gulf Oil Products Shorty's Esso Service Center White's Insurance Agency-----Lena W. Boylan LYNDONVILLE, VERMONT Aubin Jewelry Store Cassidy's Mobil Station Charm Center Checkerboard Store Edmunds Hardware Store Edmunds Pharmacy Herbert and Sons, Inc. Kermit E. Grant---Hardware Store Luig's Restaurant Lyndonville Creamery Co., Inc. May Store Pauls' Wayside Store Three Brothers Garsge Vermont Snack House Willey's Restaurant NEWPORT, VERMONT American Maple Products Bates Murray Benware Furniture Co. Bond Co. Jewelry Store East Side Restaurant P. H. Edwards----Fine Furniture Appliances Endicott Johnson Shoe Store C-each Electric Shop---Everything Electrical for home and farm Gladestone Shoe Store W. T. Grant Co., L. H. Haselton, Mgr. Labounty's Jewelry Store-----Repairing Engraving, 9 North Ave. Earl Liddell, Insurance W. S. Mitchell----Everything in farm equipment. Montgomery Wards Store Orleans County Automobile Association Paul's Cleaners Prouty Miller Radio Station WIKE----Yours for the future Howard A. 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