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

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1961 volume:

Editor-------------Wayne Meredith Ass't. Editor------Patricia Quinn Business Mgrs.-----Barbara Osborne Carol Lanpher Yearbook Advisor---Mrs. Paul Lucas We are very happy to dedicate our yearbook to Alex Pop King i n recognition o f his unceasing interest and tireless devotion to the activities of the students of Brighton. With his friendly advice and guidance, Pop has built up our school spirit and our confidence in ourselves. As athletic coach he has developed many champions, but, in the eyes of those who gained from this association, Pop is the champ of them all. Our memories of Pop will never fade. The class of 61 would like to express its appreciation to Mrs. Foss for all that she has done for us during the past three years. She has furnished us with the necessary iniative and inspiration t o make our high school years more fruitful. To her we owe our eternal gratitude. We would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to Mrs. Lucas. Since coming to Brighton, Mrs. Lucas has taken an active interest in our class and has freely given o f her time t o help and guide us in making this yearbook possible. To her we extend a sincere thank you. 3rclm Lnistra ti on 3 acu Superintendent We have enjoyed observing you as you have pro- gressed through the school system during the past twelve years. At the turn of the decade, it was almost poss- ible to detect a nationwide sigh of relief. The sac- rifices, heartaches, and burdensome problems of the forties were behind us. We learned a great deal from the Korean incident. You have had an opportunity to study during the comparative tranquillity in the fif- ties. No one can say what the future will bring but we hope Brighton High has helped you in such a way that you can successfully meet the challenges of the sixties. This will be an important decade for you. May you all have a happy and prosperous future Principal It is my earnest hope that your past four years at Brighton have been both happy and successful ones for you. If they have, you can look forward to the future with confidence in the knowledge that in these years you have greatly increased your emotional and mental matur- ity and have the academic background necessary for your future work, whether it be on the job or in schools of higher learning. I hope that you will always remember your days at Brighton High with the fondness and affection that we all feel toward you. Yours has been an excellent class, both academically and in terms of your contributions to the devolopment and progress of our school We hope that in the time to come you will retain your contact with the school and come back to see us often. 12421SS N5 cc cc HONOR ROLL X aX (2 3,% jc! or i atx lia v ,§) ciXnXal or i a n 1u)xjiv XL £ (C ei£ A XXXapaKal XLtXe $Scittt£Tsz ------ x U SXat -------------- triawAm — ------ — Xbx fus LWXXx I ------- H o-xj3 SXaXe -------- XbaXXori S raxj ---------- ------- VXXjjtfttaX)? T$axjna'%fytte th, ---- X aaXUfXXsaXX ----------- HSxxT:s (Cajftlaixv — (hLcr xj (Calx ill •fcLxjs Co-£a]stams xcXYaxxct isoucjtfc _______ X aX jL x t. ?x £ ------- fooocl CitxzjercaXap 1$xyX 3a)iaxle XJ grXXv 0. - H - J - FIRST ROW: B. Osborne, D. Worth, G. Lanpher, D. Lougee, C. Seguin, S. Paradis, G. Cahill. SECOND ROW: J. Tillotson, A. Goupee, E. Paye, T. Barnes, R. Porter, G. Crowe, P. Quinn. THIRD ROW: W. Meredith, D. Lainere, R. Provoncha, R. Curtis, D. Gray, B. Chesney o f 1961 Tom, with his easy-going and carefree manner, gets along with everybody. Whenever there is work to be done,Tom is nowhere around, but he believes it takes all kinds to make a world. Softball 2 Basketball l,2,3,h Dramatics 3th Glee Club 1,2,3th Music Festival 3,h Band 1,2,3,h Hot Lunch 2,3,U Proj ector Club U Tattler Paper Drive Committee 3 m GERRY ANN CAHILL Toots, the runt of our class, is always running here and there. Whenever there is an uproar or trouble, you can look for Gerry. Her willing- ness to work and readiness to laugh makes Gerry a hit with everybody. Patrol 1,2, Baseball 3,U, Manager 2 Basketball U Assistant Mgr. 2,3,U, Band 1,2, Science Club 2 BRUCE ERNEST CHESNEY Bruce,being a sports' fan,is a member of our basketball and base- ball teams. Although he doesn't havemuch to say,he gets along with everyone. Bruce is sure to suc- ceed at whatever he tries to do. Student Council 1,3,ii. President h Vice-President 3 Basketball 1,2,3,U, Baseball 1,2,3,U, Glee Club 1,2,3,U, Music Festival 2 Patrol 1 Class Officer 1 Projector Club 2,3,U, Tattler 1,2, Magazine Drive Manager U Class Plays 1,2,3,U, trt C'C- GERRY THOMAS CROWE With a friendly smile and a glimmer of the devil in his eyes, Gary is one of the popular guys in our class. Gary is a willing worker and joins the many activ- ities of our school. Among many of his hobbies are girls and cars Science Club 3 Glee Club 1,U Projector Club 2,3 U Patrol 1,2 Dramatics 1,2,1; Prom Comm ttee 3 RONALD ?'ILLARD CURTIS Curt is a guy who would do anything for anybody. Whenever anyone needs help,Ronnie is the first one to offer his services. Always a willing worker,Curt is liked by all. Class Officer President 3 Science Club Pres. 2,3,U, Student Council U Patrol 1 Projector Club 3 ANTHONT JOSEPH GOUPEE,Jr. Tony isn•t one for extracurri- cular activities, but he makes up for it in his studies by being one of our top-ranking students. Because he's altruistic,he will make a ■very good teacher, and we wish him the best of luck. Dolly, another of our basket- ball players, is a very studious guy. He is a friendly person and helps those who need it.Dolly has his mind set on college and plans a future in political science. Baseball 1,2,3,U, Basketball 1,2,3,U, Play 1 Science Club 2 Basketball 1,2,3,U, Baseball 1,2,3,U, Patrol 1,2, Student Council 2,3,U, Magazine Drive Capt. U Prom Committee 3 Class Marshall 3 Tattler 3 Paper Drive 3 Projector Club 2,3,U, DALE REGINALD LAMERE Philanderer,moonlight gairbler, most any of these terms would fit Dale. He lives to participate in sports and assist the girls. Basketball 1 Dramatics 1,3 Glee Club 1,2,3,1; Class Officer V. President Science Club Newsreporter 2 Tattler Staff 2 Office Girl 2,3,1; Random Echoes Ass. Bus. Manager 1; IT. x- CAROL ANN LANPHER Carol,with her friendly smile is always dancing or just fooling around.She has a pleasing person- ality and is a friend to everyone. She has certain personal traits that we will always remember,I am sure. Basketball 1,2,3,U, Baseball 1,2,3,U, Patrol 3 Class Officer Treasurer U Projector Club 3,U, Cinderella Ball Prince 3 CN: RICHARD DEAN LOUGEE Dick is another one we can't figure out. He likes to keep the girls guessing. We can't figure out whether he's just playing the field or whether he can't hold 'em down.Dickie is a star on our bas- ketball team. Glee Club 1,2,3,U, Patrol 1,2,3,U, Basketball Mgr. 2,3,U, Music Festival Newport 2,3,U, Burlington h Dramatics 1,3 Band 1,2,3,U, Amateur Contest 1,2,3,U, Prom. Comm. Chairman 3 Soph. Hop Comm. 2 Boys State 3 Science Club Treasurer-Secretary U Paper Drive U oo CM WAYNE ROLAND MEREDITH Wayne is the pest of the Senior class,at least where girls are con- cerned.He just can't leave them a- lone.Even teachers find it hard to punish him because he is so good natured. Wayne is a guy with a lot of school spirit and is a willing worker. Basketball 1,2,3,U Band 1,2,3,U Glee Club 1,2,3,U Tattler 1,2,3 h Dramatics 1,2,3,U Class Officer Secretary 1 President 2 Secretary 3 Random Echoes Business Manager 1+ Prom Committee 3 Music Festival 2,3,1; Paper Drive Committee 3 Amateur Contest 3 Junior Prom Cinderella 3 Softball 1 Office Girl 2,3 Projector Club U Soph. Dance Committee 2 Snooks is another of the ambitious and willing members of our class. She participates in most everything that has to do with church and school. Barbara, in her quiet way, gets along with anybody. BRUHS Refreshment Comm. 1 Glee Club 1 Magazine Drive 1 BRIGHTON Class Officer Treasurer 2,3, Majorette 3 U, Cheerleader 3 Captain U Glee Club 2,3,U, Music Festival 3,U, lt: SANDRA JEAN PARADIS Sandy is the quietest girl in our class. She is always willing to lend a helping handI The ser- ious type, Sandy is planning to get married as soon as she is out of school. Glee Club 2,3,U, Science Club 2 Dramatics 1 Music Festival 2,3,U, Class Officer Vice-President 1 ELWIN CLIFTON PAYE Sonny is vhat you would call the studious type, although there are many times when you would not believe it. Deciding between his duty to Uncle Sam aid going on to college keeps Elwin in a spin. He doesn't show much interest ingiris now,but still water runs deep. Band 1,2, Patrol 1,2, 00 in CvJ ROBERT ALAN PORTER In his free time before the bells, you can always find Robert in a corner with a pack of cards. When he isn't working at the farm he goes to the woods and hunts. Hot Rod, our tall, dark senior comes barreling in from Morgan every morning about 8:00.Although Rodney is very taciturn, he gets along with everybody. Class Officer Newsreporter 1,3 Secretary 2 Tattler 1,2,3,U Basketball 1,2,3,U3 Band 1,2,3,U Glee Club 1,2,3,h Office Girl 2,3,U Hot Lunch Program 1,2,3,I Random Eehoes Assistant Editor U Dramatics 1 PATRICIA ANN QUINN Pat ,the loquacious member of our class,is a willing worker and has a lot of school spirit. Her jovial manner makes it difficult for people to dislike her. Tattler 3,U Glee Club 1,2,3,U Band 1,2,3,h Basketball 1 Assistant Mgr. 3 Manager h Paper Drive 3 Student Council 3 Music Festival 2,3,U Amateur Contest 1,2,3,U Hot Lunch Program 2,3,U Softball 1 Class Officer President 1,L Dramatics 1,2,3 U Girls State 3 Office Girl 3 CLAUDIA ROSE SEGUIN If you ever heard anyone sing- ing in studyhall or even between bells,you could almost be sure it was Claudia. Claudia is a leader in any way you look at it.She has not landed a boy but you had bet- ter believe she has tried. Don't give up hope right away, Claudia. Derby Academy u ■'S' CV JANET FAYE TILLOTSON F.H.A. 1 Girls Chorus East Hartford Student Council 2 Executive Board 2 French Club 2 F.T.A. 2 Brighton Glee Club 3,h Cheerleader 3 U Tattler U Class Officdr Newsreporter U Music Festival 3,h Amateur Show U Dramatics 3 Paper Drive U With a giggle and a tee-hee, Janet is ready and game for any- thing. Janet is another top-rank- ing student, along with Claudia and Tony. She always finds time for the underdog if he's will- ing to help himself. Ni Class Officer Secretary 1,1 Treasurer 2 V. President 3 Tattler 1,2,3 Editor 1 Glee Club 1,2,3,1 Music Festival 1,2,3,1 Band 1,2,3,1 Dramatics 1,2,3,1 Office Staff 2,3,1 Amateur Contest 1,2,3,1 Good Citizenship Girl 1 Girls State Alternate 3 Softball 1 Paper Drive Committee 3 Hot Lunch Program 1,2 DIANE ERMA WORTH Ichobod is active in church and school activities. Because of Dale's keeping her up so late,she must get her rest in studyhads and classes. Being the only girl in the family, she is quite often late for school because her four brothers forget that they have a sister. date JJidto The class of 61 entered high school in September of 1957. It was a class of twenty-six members: Thomas Barnes, Delwyn Brooks, Gerry Cahill, Bruce Chesney, Gary Crowe, Ronald Curtis, Mary Douglas, Sharon Fagan, Anthony Goupee, Dale Lamere,Irish McGill, Wayne Meredith, Barbara Osborne, Elwin Paye, Robert Porter, Patricia Quinn, Arthur Schmidt, Claudia Seguin,Diane Worth, David Worth,Dalton Gray,David Applebee,Carol Lanpher, Richard Perry,Susan Stafford, and Judy Sloan (the last six having come to Brighton from St. Mary's Academy). On January 6, 1958, we lost David Worth, leaving us with twenty-five members. Our freshman class officers were as follows: President, Claudia Seguinj Vice- President, Elwin Paye; Secretary, Marilyn DuboisjTreasurer, Barbara Osborne. Our initiation was a big event with the class gathering at the town square in the morning, the ac- tual initiation in the afternoon, with the freshmen being guests at the Sophomore Hop in the evening. Who will ever forget Richard Perry cuddling Gerry Cahill while singing Rock-a-bye-Baby and Barbara Osborne giving Elwin Paye ten reasons why she'd like to go out with him? During the year we had many successful fudge sales and record hops. The first project our Sophomore year was our Sopho- more Hop, held on September 26. We made $21.59. We also earned money by selling stationery and by having several fudge sales and record hops. At the end of the year we had a total of $277.15 in our treasury. Ms. year was es- pecially exciting for us because we received our class rings Incidentally the Class of '61 has the last class ring—Brighton now has a school ring Between March and December of '58 David Applebee, Sharon Fagan, Delwyn Brooks, and Richard Perry left the class. We gained Rod- ney Provoncha, Marilyn Dubois, and Sandra Paradis. Offi- cers for our Sophomore year were: President - Barbara Osborne; Vice-President - David Applebee; Secretary - Patricia Quinn; Treasurer - Sandra Paradis; Student Council Representatives - Irish McGill and Dale Lamere. Our Junior year began with twenty-four members in the class, as we had lost Susan Stafford, Sharon Fagan, Marilyn Dubois, and Arthur Schmidt, and had gained Janet Tillotson. Later we lost Judy Sloan and Mary Douglas. Officers for the junior year were President - Anthony Goupee; Vice-President - Diane Worth; Secretary - Bar- bara Osborne; Treasurer - Sandra Paradis; Student Council Representatives - Claudia Seguin, Dale Lamere, and Gary Crowe. Our paper drive and Junior Prom were two success- ful projects this year. Before our Senior year began, we had lost Irish Mc- Gill and Peter Castonguay, leaving us with the twenty pre- sent members of our class. Officers elected are as follows; President - Claudia Seguinj Vice-President - Carol Lanpher; Secretary - Diane Worth;Treasurer - Richard Lougeej Student Council Representative - Gary Crowe, Anthony Goupee, and Dale Lamere This has been a very busy year for us with a paper drive and a successful car wash in the fall (and it wasn't just cars that got washedl), a baked bean supper in November, and the Senior Ball in April. The project that has required the most time is our Senior Yearbook, which we hope is a success. At the annual alumni banquet of 1970, a group of the Class of '61 had congregated and were discussing their old days at B.K.S. During the course of the dis- cussion, Barbara Osborne, nurse and secretary to the eminent Boston dentist, Wayne Meredith, hit upon the idea of having a class reunion. Claudia Seguin, who had become head nurse at the Walter Reed Army Hospital, agreed whole-heartedly with the suggestion. Dale Lamere, who had always loved cars and was now a wealthy dragstrip owner in Florida after his term in the Air Force, said he was sure that he could jump into his hot rod and scare up a few of the old classmates. Tory Goupee, who is the head of the science and math depart- ment at Brighton's new school, and Wayne Meredith then joined the group and were also enthusiastic about the idea. The group then decided it would be a tremoundous undertaking so they set a tentative date of June,1971, for the reunion. This would give them the necessary time to contact the other classmates. Each of the five chose three former classmates to contact. Claudia first wrote to Patty Quinn, a secretary for the Internal Revenue Department who was, at the time the letter arrived, counting $10,000 in pennies which had been sent as a protest against a tax raise. She then drove to Stjohnsbry to see Bruce Chesney, the industrial arts teacher at the trade school. When she walked into the school room, Bruce was preparing an exam to make them settle down and study. Upon hearing of the reunion, Bruce was again in good spirits, and the children were spared the exam. During this time Diane Worth had come home on va- cation from the trying duties of being a nurse at Con- cord Hospital, so Claudia went to see her at her house. YJhile they were talking, Diane asked Claudia how she had happened to pick Walter Reed for nursing. Claudia replied in her usual dry manner that it was really quite easy to figure out that she merely had been at- tracted by the large number of helpless men there. 00 VO CM sj CM Meanwhile, Barbara had been carrying on her search for Janet Tillotson, Sandra Paradis, and Ronnie Curtis. Barbara first wrote to Sandy, who is now happily married to Kelvin, a successful mechanic in Detroit. When she received a reply from Sandy, she learned that she had just come out of the hospital the day before and was the mother of adorable twins. Barbara had the phone number of Colonel and Mrs. Curtis, who were stationed at Westover Air Force Base. Mrs. Curtis, nee Joanne Bailey, answered the phone and said that Ronnie was teaching aeronautics at the moment but would be home at 6 o'clock. However, she said there would be no need to call back because she would see that Ronnie attended the banquet. Barbara surely knew then who was the boss of the family I With the aid of two dozen well-placed letters, she finally found the most sought-after but unattainable girl in Hollywood, J anet Tillotson. At the time, J an was va- cationing in northern India where she was learning such Indian arts as snake charming, climbing stiff unattached ropes, walking on beds of hot coals, etc. Dale found his contacts quite easily. He merely had to pick up the paper, and he could be quite sure that they would be in it. Dalton Gray had become world renown because of his advanced airplane and rocket designs which have given the United States a wide lead over Russia in the space race. Dick had recently appeared on the front page of every newspaper in the country. Dick hadn't changed much from the former class treasurer that used to yell for class dues—only now he was demanding a larger slice of the national budget for his Strategic Air Command. Gary Crowe, Dale found, was quite hard to locate, not because he was obscure, but because he was always hopping all over the world photographing famous people and places. He was well known for his ability to take flattering photographs of even the ugliest people. Tony had also been working arduously to find his contacts. He found Elwin Paye at Harvard as Profes- sor of English where he, being a staunch Republican, was considered Harvard's last hope. If the admin- istration in Washington were to take another Harvard professor, the University would have to close. Tony eventually found Tommy, a hard-working, deep-sea diver for the Seagull Salvage Company, on his ship off the Newfoundland Coast where he was preparing to raise the Titanic. Gerry Ann Cahill Was in Alaska where she taught school, and it was found that she spent her spare time running behind her dog team, expending energy so she could sit calmly in her classroom. Wayne, meanwhile, had contacted Carol Lanpher, Rodney Provoncha, and Robert Porter. Wayne went to the Porter farm to see Robert, a graduate of Randolph, who had purchased his uncle's farm. Robert was busy perfecting an entirely new type of meat because of the housewife's demand for a dif- ferent, tastier, cheaper meat. This new meat on the market would eventually make him a millionaire. Wayne then wrote Carol Lanpher, private secretary to the president of Ford Motor Company. In her spare time, she was gaining fame as the part-time designer of some very stunning gowns. Her father, once a Mer- cury owner, now drives a new Lincoln Continental. Rodney Provoncha, however, was a real problem be- cause no one had heard from him for years. Wayne finally wrote to Dick Lougee who had F. B. I. connec- tions and asked if he would help locate Rodney. He eventually found Rodney working on a top secret mis- sion as an undercover agent for the F. B. I. Rodney was the last member of the class of '61 to be con- tacted. He, like all the others, was enthusiastic about the reunion. With all the members of the class of '61 located, the reunion date was set at June 16, 1971, the day on which we had graduated ten years earlier. cu p, oem Be it French or English or science or math. There are no obstacles in this fellow's path. And Tony Goupee with his thirst for knowledge. Will be a welcome addition to any college. First of our class to take THE step. Is Sandy Paradis who's really hep. With many a cheer she has rallied the crowd. And groom-to-be Mel should be quite proud. 00 IT) CN vj Heart, diamond, club, or spade. It doesn't matter what is played. This future fanner. Porter by name. Will be lucky in life, whatever the game. Diane, our charmer, plans to be a nurse. And the worries of her patients she'll quickly disperse. She'll jab with the needle and peddle her pills And impress the young doctors with all her skills. With rockets and missiles all the rage today, We predict a great future for Dalton Gray, When from the moon this future astronaut calls, Keep in mind he went forth from Brighton's halls. Carol is tiny, Carol is neat. And Carol's fashions are hard to beat. To beauty school she intends to go. And then she'll be stylish from head to toe. Known as Patricia when she's in dutch. Is our own Patty who's liked very much. When we're down in the dumps and feeling blue, Patty's humor always pulls us through. Rodney's stopped by neither rain nor snow, Or even by the weather when it's 30 below. Over the road from Morgan he does fly, Good practice for the Air Force when he leaves Brighton High. Gerry, the pixie-like member of our class. Is quick on the dribble, quick on the pass. She's popular with all, she's athletically inclined; Another to match her we'd not easily find. Janet, the latest addition to our class. Is an all-round girl who's hard to surpass. With a mind quick to grasp and personality too, She's bound to be a hit at Connecticut U. Congenial Curtis, Ronnie by name. Has chosen the Air Force for his climb to fame. Around the Bailey home he can always be found. And his rating with Joanne is considered quite sound. Petite and winsome is our Osborne lass. What she lacks in stature she makes up for with class. She's stylish, she's popular---intelligent, too. With all she's endowed with, what can't she doI Always active is our classmate Bruce, Who loves to hunt deer, rabbit, and moose. A hard worker whose grades are high. He should have no trouble in getting by. Dick is nimble, Dick is quick. And with a basketball he sure does click. Now look out Wilt, and look out Bob, For here's a champ who may snare your jobI Good-natured Tom is a nonchalant guy, A great hand with the girls---who say he's not shyl Whenever there's work that must be done, You can always be sure that Tom's on the run I For all-around service that's much above par Claudia, our president, deserves a gold star. When talent and beauty and brains do combine. What else can a person do but shine? Gary Crowe, our Mr. I.G.A. Handles the business in a very smooth way. He courts the boss' daughter--now, he's no jerk. Soon he'll be the boss, and Dave, the clerkl Stu-C nember Dale has served us well, And in all sports our opponents he did quell. The Adonis of the class with his shiny black curls. Is It any wonder he's chased by the girlsI Elwin Paye, another top scholar. Will forsake the farm for a nice white collar English is his subject, teaching is his goal. We're sure he'll make the grade in his chosen r Le. Our class musician deserves a good note. For without Wayne this yearbook would never have been wrote. Industrious and capable, always willing to serve. May he have the good fortune he so richly deserves. LUX MENTIS-LUX ORBIS THE LIGHT OF THE MIND IS THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD RED AND WHITE CARNATIONS BLUE AND WHITE .Senior From Patty to Donna Allen— I will you this extra cash so when you want to go some- where you can spend this money and Pete cannot say you are spending your money foolishly. From Tommie to Carol Barnes— I will you my speed and ambitiousness, seeing as how all the Barneses should be the same. From Dale to Dorothy Barnes— I will you this extra large collar to cover the sore neck you seem to get after every contact with a good friend of yours. F!rom Barbara to Joanne Bailey— Joanne, I am giving you this lamp so when you go to the head of the pond, it won't be so dark. From Bruce to Lorraine Bailey— Lorraine, I am willing you this mop so the next time you get any fancy ideas at basketball practices, you can clean it up. From Patty to Peter Castonguay— I will you this gas tank so you will always have extra gas on those long night rides. From Elwin to Maurice Desbien— I will you my ability to speak the English language. This will enable the French class to understand you part of the time. From Carol to Gail Germain— I will you this French Dictionary so you will be able to translate those notes from Maurice. From Gary to Barbara Glasson— I will to Barby ray ability to type with such grace and speed. From Wayne to Virginia Gray— I will Virginia this jet airplane so that she will be able to see Stanley over in Germany. From Ronnie to Virginia Hodsden— I hereby will you this telephone so you can call Dawson anytime you wish. Also seeing that Dawson doesn't have one either, I will give him one, too. This will save you from walking down street or to his house whenever you want to speak to him. From Dalton to Marie Houle— Because you have such a hard time to find out what Killer does on those Saturday nights, I will you this book on How to Obtain Information Without Diff- iculty. From Claudia to Marilyn McCormick— Mac, we know that you are interested in a certain boy so I'm leaving you this bottle of Here's My Heart Cologne to help you capture his heart. From Barbara to Brenda Meredith— Brenda, so you won't have to come up to our house so early on nights of basketball games, I will you this can of paint and paint brush to paint reserved on the back seat of the bus. From Rodney to Helen Ovitt— Helen, we all know you are often getting into a few close scrapes so I will you a Do-It-Yourself Kit for removing dents. From Sandra to Nelson Stevens— So you won't be lonely at night I will you this doll because we all know that you never seem to have much luck in getting a girl. From Gerry to Bobby Walker— We all know you like to flirt, Bobby, and also that you aren't fussy with whom, so I hereby will you this doll to flirt with when there are no girls around. From Robert to Dickie Whitehill— Dickie seeing that you always have Rodney escort you around when you go out on dates, I will you this car so you and your girl may stay out as long as you wish and won’t have to keep Rodney up all night. From Dickie to Alan Wing— Alan, I will to you my ability to be quiet in study halls. From Tony to Barbara Wing— I am giving you this bottle of ink so that you will never run out of ink to write to Bill. From Tony to David Worth— David, here is a car of your own so you can have one when the rest of your family are driving. From Diane to Eddie Worth— Well, Eddie, seeing as how the Worth Tradition was willed to me last year and has gotten me threw school safely I guess I will will you the same and we'll see if your luck changes. From Janet to Gloria Worth— I will you this roll of tape to keep Gabby's ring on your finger since you are always complaining that it is too big and won't stay on. From Robert to Sandra— Sandra, we all know that you are planning to get married someday so I will you this rolling-pin so wh n he gets out of line you can use it on him. From Patty to Dickie— I will you this car so you won't have to share your father's car anymore. From Bruce to Janet— I am giving you this completed application to U.V.M. which was supposed to be in March 1. From Dale to Wayne— Seeing as how you want to be an optometrist, I will you this extra large pair of glasses so you won't make any mistakes on your patients. From Elwin to Gerry— I will you this bottle of de-energizing pills so that they will enable the class to keep up to you. From Dickie to Dalton— Dalton I'm going to give you this rocket ship so you can begin a collection of these before your airplane collection goes out of date. From Carol to Daine— I will you these No Dose pills so you can keep up with Dale and you won't be all tired out. From Ronnie to Patty— I will you a B.H.S. pencil so when you are writing all that short hand for your boss, you can remember where you first learned the stuff. From Sandra to Carol— I will you this alarm clock so that in the future you will be able to get up in the mornings. From Janet to Elwin— We all know how much Elwin loves his curly hair so I am giving him this unbreakable comb to keep it in place. From Claudia to Gary— Since your car is always running out of gas, and you never dare to take a very long trip with it, I am willing you this can of gasoline, so that you can take a nice long drive. From Gerry to Tony- Tony, because we all know how much you like chemistry I gladly will you my empty chemistry lab book to fill out for me. From Diane to Bruce— I will you this paper doll to put beside you in the front seat so that when you are out riding you won't be lonesome. From Gary to Tommie— I will you a car so you won't strain yourself walking. From Rodney to Claudia— Seeing as how you never get upset or emotional, I will you my lifetime membership to the Stoic Club. From Wayne to Ronnie— Ronnie, so that the next time you ask me to go for a ride I won't get splashed by the water and mud coming through the floor boards, I will you this new car. From Barbara to Dale— Dale, seeing as how whenever you play cards they are always sticking, I am giving you this pack of super- coated cards which are guaranteed never to stick. From Tommie to Barbara— I am willing you this red blinker-light to let the trailer truck drivers know that you are on the road so that they won't hit you. From Tony to Robert— Since your collection of guns is rather one sided I'll give you this cannon to help round out your collection. From Dalton to Rodney— I will to you a bottle of iip pills to help keep you awake on those Monday mornings. NDERC LA SS 1EN or s S o pk O more S Fr es ry m eh 7 GroJeS 3« CVi FIRST ROW: M. Houle, D. Allen, B. Meredith, J. Bailey, B. Walker, G. Germain, C. Barnes, G. Worth; SECOND ROW: K. McCormick, V. Gray, B. Wing, P. Castonguay, R. Whitehill, N. Stevens, H. Ovittj THIRD ROW: M. Desbiens, D. Barnes, A. Wing, E. Worth, D. Worth, B. Glasson, L. Bailey. of m2 oo CM CM FRONT ROW: S. Harris, R. Stevens, B. Smith, D. Steady, C. Powers, P. Lefebvre, M. Lontine, M. Chesney, C. Coej BACK ROW: R. Roy, N. Gray, N. Farman, G. Goupee, P. Boylan, D. Cargill, B. Wade, R. Douglas k-'V M vj M FIRST ROW: J. Germain, J. King, C. Goulet, R. Brown, L. Caouette, D. Wallace, B. Martin, C. Jonesj SECOND ROW: J. Worth, R. Melcher, D. Moulton, M. Weather- stone, M. Riggie, F. Moffet, B. Paradis; THIRD ROW: H. Worth, D. Webster, J. Boylan, G. Hawkins, J. Boylan, A. Ovitt 964 FIRST ROW: J. Blake, B. Webster, M. Barnes, G. Harris, D. Wallace, M. Griggs, T. Barnes, P. Wheeler, B. Jones, A. McCormick, R. Boutinj SECOND ROW: R. Barnes, G. Worth, G. Davis, W. Barney, R. Meehan, Mrs. Stott, R. Barney, D. McBride, B. Annis, J . Farman, T. Seguinj THIRD ROW: R. Goulet, B. Crowe, C. Blake, M. McRae, D. Barnes, J. Riggie, G. Osborne, L. Roy, D. Quinn, C. Cargillj FOURTH ROW: L. Wing, G. Frey, C. Gosselin, W. Worth, M. McDonald, B. Worth, E. DuBois, D. Copp, B. Morris, B. Lamoureux cllementar V 1242153 Student Council SITTING: D. Lamere, G. Worth, B. Wing, P. Boylanj STANDING: T. Goupee, J. Boylan SITTING: G. Crowej STANDING: E. Worth, Mr. Lucas, N. Farman S ITT lira: D. Worth; STANDING: G. Germain, M. McCormick, M. Lontine, P. Quinn, H. Worth, B. Paradis, G. Cahill SITTING: J. Bailey; STANDING: M. Chesney, J. Tillotson, C. Seguin, N. Farman, C. Lanpher, C. Coe, B. Osborne ro KT CM r- FIRST ROW: B. Webster, R. Goulet, B. Lamoureux, D. Brown, B. Crowe, D. McBride, B. McRae; SECOND ROW: H. Ovitt, C. Seguin, M. McDonald, B. Worth, P. Quinn, M. Weatherstone; THIRD ROW: W. Meredith, D. Worth, P. Boylan, E. Worth, B. Glasson, B. Wade FIRST ROW: B. Osborne, G. Harris, T. Seguin, L. Wing, M. McRae, M. Barnes, R. Bame3, G. Cahillj SECOND ROW: M. Chesney, H. Worth, W. Worth, B. Walker, D. Barnes, D. Worth, G. Osborne; THIRD ROW: L. Bailey, N. Farman, A. Wing, D, Cargill, J, Boylan, P, Lefebvre i(.tn )perator 5 90 k. C • }- e i FRONT ROW; B. Osborne, J. Worth, D. Moulton, H. Ovitt, G. Crowe, C. Barnes M. Houle, S. Harris, G. Cahill; BACK ROW: B. Wade, G. Goupee, R. Curtis, D, Lamere, P. Boylan, J. Boylan, D. Lougee, B. Walker SITTING: D. Worth, C. Lanpher, P. Quinn, J. Bailey; STANDINGt B. Glasson, H. Ovitt, Mr. Lucas, D. Allen, D. Barnes Glee Club qq FIRST ROW: G. Cahill, G. Germain, C. Powers, J . Worth, L. Caouette, D. Allen, S. Harris, B. Paradis, G. Worth, J. Kingj SECOND ROW: R. Melcher, D. Moulton, r-t M. Chesney, P. Lefebvre, B. Walker, P. Quinn, M. McCormick, S. Paradis, C } M. Weatherstone; THIRD ROW: C. Goulet, B. Wade, D. Barnes, R. Curtis, W. Meredith, L. Bailey, J. Tillotson, J . Boylan PQ FIRST ROW: J. Germain, F. Moffet, B. Osborne, R. Stevens, D. Brown, C. Barnes, C. Coe, M. Houle, B. Martin, C, Jonesj SECOND ROW: C, Lanpher, H, Worth, D, Wallace, B. Meredith, G. Crowe, A. Ovitt, V. Gray, D. Worth, J. Baileyj THIRD ROW: C. Seguin, E. Paye, J. Boylan, E. Worth, P. Boylan, N. Farman, D. Worth, P. Castonguay Science Club SITTING: W. Meredith, T. Goupee, E. Worth, J . Boylan; STANDING: R. Goulet, B. Worth, H. Worth, B. Walker, A. Wing, Mr. Kennedy, G. Goupee, B. Wade, GO P. Lefebvre, D. Brown LO CVJ CM Safety Patrol FIRST ROW: M. Barnes, R. Melcher, D. Barnes, B. Walker, W. Meredith, D. Brown, S. Harris, G. Osborne; SECOND ROW: W. Worth, B. Worth, D. Webster, Mr. Lucas, P. Lefebvre, B. Smith, N. Stevens, H. Worth; THIRD ROW: C. Goulet, N. Gray, J. Boylan, G. Goupee, B. Wade, J . Boylan, A. Ovitt tv CM B. Meredith, D. Allen, S. Paradis, V. Gray, J. Tillotson MASCOTS r J . Paradis, J, Seguin SPOUTS Varsity Basketball CM FRONT ROW: D. Gray, D, Lamere, P. Boylan, D. Lougee, G. Crowe; BACK ROW: CM Coach Pop King, P. Castonguay, D. Steady, E. Worth, B. Chesney, tH P. Lefebvre, Mgr. W. Meredith FIRST TEAM: P. Boylan, E. Worth, D. Gray, G. Crowe, D. Lamere, D. Lougee, Coach Pop King 00  .v rv N FRONT ROW: D. Brovn, C. Goulet, D. Steady, Coach Lucas, P. Lefebvre, J. Boylan, S. Harris; BACK RCW: H. Worth, M. Lontine, D. Webster, B. Wade, J. Boylan, J. Worth Pop King, C. Seguin, B. Osborne, M. Houle, D. Worth, M. Chesney, P. Quinn, L. Bailey, B. Glasson, D. Barnes, M. McCormick, G. Germain, G. Cahill, J. Bailey B. Osborne, J. Bailey, D. Barnes, L. Bailey, D. Worth, G. Cahill FRONT ROW: S. Harris, G. Crowe, D. Steady, B. Chesney, J. Boylan, P. Lefebvrej BACK ROW: E. Worth, P. Boylan, D. Lamere, D. Gray, D. Lougee Baseball Advertisements Patrons Mr. Kenneth Paradis Dr. Earl V. James Mr. Fred Drew Mr. Alex King Mr. Mrs. Delmond Worth Mr. Mrs. Claude Seguin Mr. Mrs. C.A. Curtis Mr. Mrs. Roger Whitehill Mr. Mrs. Riley Applebee Mr. Mrs. Nelson Wade Mr. Mrs. Donald McDonald Mrs. Irene Porter Mr. Mrs. Fritz Fanner Hr. Mrs. Morris McWain Hrs. June Quinn Hr. Hrs. John Cahill Hr. L Mrs. Maynard Osborne Mr. L Mrs. Ora Allen Mr. Mrs. Clayton Stevens Mr. Mrs. Raymond Foss Mi:. Mrs. Roland Meredith A.D. Plouffe Mr. Mrs. Clifton Paye Mr. Mrs. Alton Lougee tJ3ooderS Chamberlain's Plumbing and Heating Carpenter's Hotel I.G.A. Supermarket Pepin's Service Station Smith's Groceries P.R. Griswold Paul Aubin Goldstein Paper and Junk Collector Sally's Beauty Shop CO L; T-t CNJ •4« CNi COONTK ASSOC RAMBLER SALES SERVICE KERR BUICK INC. - OLDSMOBILE KEN FRAWLEY CHEVROLET INC. WILLIAM LELLICRAP - PONTIAC NATOLE MOTORS - DODGE P. W. 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DEAN HALE Compliments Of • Clothing-Footware Sporting Goods-Tobacco POUTRE'S WHEEL ALIGNING 53 Main Street Lane Avenue Phone PI 8-9721 Phone 33li-2277 St. Johnsbury Vermont Newport Vermont THE CONVERSE CO. Compliments of Electrical Appliances-Furniture J. B. COLTON CO. Phone 75U-6600 Utility Gas Service Main Street Phone 8$ Ring 2 Orleans Vermont Orleans Vermont Compliments of Compliments of THIBEAULT GAS APPLIANCE ORLEANS MANUFACTURING CO. Phone 82 Phone 7$U-8$21 X to Canaan Vermont y—t Orleans Vermont CO J. P. COUTURE Congratulations to the Power Saws Class of 1961 Sales Service from PAT'S ESSO STATION Colebrook New Hampshire Colebrook New Hampshire LEMIEUX-HERCULES AMOCO GARAGE Compliments of Complete one-stop service Tune-up - Wash - Lubrication J. L. 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