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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1966 volume:

k Foreword The class of 1966 would like to say; “Thank you” to our parents for their confidence in us and their assistance to us during our school years. “Thank you” to the teachers at Brighton High School for their constant patience and help to us. Thank you” to the clergy for their guidance in the spiritual and material aspects of our lives. “Thank you” to the community for the educational opportunities offered us. Donna M. Quinn Editor Dedication MICHAEL DAVID STAFFORD Son of Mr. and Mrs. David Stafford October 10, 1947 - September 15, 1965 Whenever hunting and fishing were in the conversation, you can be sure Mike was in the middle of it. He was an avid sports- man and when not working in his father’s store, could be found in the woods or on the ski slopes. Joining our class in his sophomore year, Mike had become a familiar face at Brighton and will always be remembered. Dedication TIMOTHY ALAN SEGUIN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Seguin January 8, 1948 - September 15, 1965 If in the distance you heard someone singing and trying to laugh at the same time, you always knew that Tim was around. Music was one of Tim's main in- terests. He also liked sports that had anything to do wtih boats and water, especially waterskiing. During the summer he spent most of his time at Seymour Lake. Among his other interests were hunting and fishing. Tim was only with our class for the beginning of our last year, but we will never forget his good humor and smiling face. Tribute RICHARD LEE GOULET April 16. 1947 - September 15, 1965 Son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Goulet Richard was a very happy-go-lucky person. He was always cheerful and seldom did you see him without a smile. Richard loved basketball while in school, and his main hobbies were hunting and fishing. He also enjoyed working in his father’s store. Richard always liked a good time, and we shall never forget his won- derful outlook on life. STANLEY BURTON HARRIS August 16, 1947 - September 15, 1965 Son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Harris Stan was a quiet sort of guy. He could be very serious one minute, and all of a sudden he was all smiles. Stanley liked to go skiing and skat- ing during the winter and when he was in school, enjoyed basketball. He was intelligent and loved to read. If anyone ever needed someone to talk to or ask for help. Stan was always ready to assist. For these reasons, we shall never forget him. ADMINISTRATION rn jr I MR. R. CURRIER Superintendent MR. C. PRICE Principal MR. B. KELLEY Music MRS. G. HUNT Commercial MR. C. HEGARTY English MISS K. TAFT Science MRS. E. BARBER Language if r ar-v - ..tL'+i, ■ i‘:.:i..,.v jl. ■. Vocl dx cl ox xa Joseph. xcj,cj,i 5eCivxbsdcatiavv t vcbh. 'fycVCXlQ'o {t i vkiao k'£ ikav- ,( (Class 1 M0 Moffett ' girl’s t te - xxV $ vvu tj y avfs T ?. $«te ttl ottt 6V £ [ % uth An Even Dozen FRONT: Mrs. Hum, G. Worth, S. Lyon, D. Moffett, R. Barnes, R. Boutin, W. Barney. BACK: D. Quinn, M. McRae, J. Riggie, A. Barnes, G. Frey, H. Moore. Student Council Representatives Class Officers J. Riggie, R. Barnes, MRS. HUNT, Advisor D. Quinn H. Moore - Sec., S. Lyon - V ice-Pres., D. Moffett - Pres., G. Worth - Treas. Class Officer 4 Dance Committees CL JO uloX ut'K, StAjL ■4c tU CCk A Glee Club 1.2, 3.4 tCL £L- ?Ci Basketball 2 Manager 4 Tattler Staff 3.4 Magazine Drive Manager 4 Home Economics Future Nurses 4 lv2C4n Sophomore Hop 2 -A. Outctu J stcgC kAJ 'IO Junior Prom 3 _Jl L UsJu Dramatics 1.3.4 JZ X Newport Festival,3''' ' x' ' 79, - u ui_a. OjZAZcd Ja - xA' ujU. c£ t -i A. f jl . Name: DEBORAH ANNE MOFFETT Birthday: June 23, 1948 Favorite Color: Mint Green Food: Steak Saying: Who, me? I didn't do it this time! Sport: Ice-skating Pastime: Horseback riding Pet Peeve: Two-faced people Future plans: Practical Nursing Class Officer 1 a,JU Student Council 3.4 , , JLo JLj HL WV Dance Committees 1,2,3,4 (j dent Council 3.4 -1 0 Q_ Vice- President 3 cU Zt J2fc L? Ovp i y oPP- f-0-c Sophomore Hop 2 P)(X- -P Junior Prom 3 CJIolx'-l ) faxJPC Dramatics 3.4 . Hot Lunch Program 1,2,3.4 n � Tattle r Staff 2.3.4 Assistant Editor 3 U 'C y-KL£, Editor 4 CCtPu i UA. Cheerleader 1,3,4 . „ f . ) n „ o ff 0. yu-WA. Co-Captain 4 . o Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 , Newport Festival 1,2, 3,4 (V7 All-State Festival 4 Yearbook Editor 4 Office Staff 4 „ P eJlply Uljl- Qtrcd_ S-VU--C- Chess Club 4 Name: DONNA MICHELE QUINN Birthday: February 26, 1948 Favorite Color: Blue Food: Fried Chicken Saying: Reallyl You don't say! Sport: Swimming Pastime: Reading Pet Peeve: Snobby people Future Plans: Office Work - nicu jJjxL Q '-J • -X.iUK- Patrol 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Co-Captain 3 Captain 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2 Dance Committees 2,3 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Name: ALAN RICHARD BARNES Birthday: September 5, 1946 Favorite Color: Red Food: Steak Saying: Nothin' Serious! Sport: Basketball Pastime: Gail Davis Pet Peeve: Nosy people Future Plans: Marines Class Officer 1,2,3,4 Dance Committees 1,2,3,4 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Tattler Staff 1,2,3.4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 4 Glee Club 1,2,3 Newport Festival 1,2 Dramatics 1 Name: GAYLE LORRAINE WORTH Birthday: August 23, 1947 Favorite Color: Blue Food: Pizza Saying: Mondu, tell me mo! Sport: Basketball Pastime: Horseback riding Pet Peeve: Liars Future Plans: Get married and raise horses S. H. H. S. Freshman Chorus 1 Girls Chorus 2 Physical Education 1 Basic Art 1 B. H. S. Dramatics 3,4 Dance Committees 3,4 Junior Prom 3 Cheerleadfng 4 Tattler Staff 3,4 Class Officer 3,4 Name: HELEN JOYCE MOORE Birthday: August 30, 1948 Favorite Color: Cranberry Red Food: Scallops and Steaks Saying: Baloney Gummie! Sport: Basketball Pastime: Writing letters and drawing pictures Pet Peeve: Two-faced people Future Plans: Nursing or Cosmetology Patrol 2,3,4 Band 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Dramatics 2. 3 Basketball 1,3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Newport Festival 2,3,4 All-State Festival 3 Name: GREGORY LAWRENCE FREY Birthday: May 15, 1947 Favorite Color: Blue Food: Rare steak Saying: What! Me worry! Sport: Hunting Pastime: Having a good time Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: Navy Glee Club 1,2,3 Dramatics 3 Dance Committees 1,2,3 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Name: ROSALIE ELLEN BOUTIN Birthday: August 15, 1947 Favorite Color: Brown Food: Steak and french fries Saying: Jumping Jehosafats Sport: Basketball Pastime: Reading Pet Peeve: Liars Future Plans: Nursing Name: RUTH MARION BARNES Birthday: May 10, 1948 Favorite Color: Blue Food: Scallops Saying: Don't know, do you? Sport: Basketball Pastime: Sitting in Hazel's Pet Peeve: Two-faced people Future Plans: Nursing School Student Council 1,2,3,4 President 4 Hot Lunch Program 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Newport Festival 3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Glee Club 1.3,4 Class Officer 3 Dance Committees 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3.4 Girl's State 3 Tattler Staff 3 OTn 09 poo ao __ 17..yr Q naptdJM ... u rny ■— hiccup jj p« L t Uoll uJo JcL —AX' ciTuAj orrd uUouJcL KjULp (Xp 9 C TvC (jjOlPj. ijJctA- yo-du SrmdU' (xryx toorxh DMsarvdiXU am th -J jicaoU ce SO ■ Glee Club 1 Class Officer 2 Student Council 3,4' Honor Society 3,4 Band 2,3,4 Dramatics 3 Dance Committees 2,3 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Name: JOSEPH FRANCIS KIGGIE Birthday: April 24, 1948 Favorite Color: Green Food: Mincemeat Saying: Don't be foolish! i Sport: Swimming Pastime: Painting Pet Peeve: Liars Future Plans: College S. H. H. S. Freshman Chorus 1 Girls Chorus 2,3 Physical Education 1,2 Concert 1,2,3 Radio Club 1,2 Basic Art 1 B. H. S. Cheerleader 4 Class Officer 4 Dramatics 4 Knitting Club 4 Home Economics 4 Future Nurses 4 Name: SHARON ANN LYON Birthday: March 5, 1947 Favorite Color: Baby blue Food: Lobster and clams Saying: Whoopie- doo! Sport: Water-skiing swimming Pastime: Walking alone in the wilderness Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: Orphanage worker Class Officer 4 Basketball 1 Home Economics 2,4 «. _3 Tattler Staff 4 Dance Committees 1,2,3 r v VpO p “V ' Newport Festival 1 - lA . Sophomore Hop 2 Junior From 3 Glee Club 1,2 Name: WANDA DIANE BARNEY Birthday: December 29, 1948 Favorite Color: Lavender Food: Steak Saying: For Crimus Sakes! Sport: Skiing, basketball Pastime: Collecting pictures of movie stars Pet Peeve: Someone yelling at you ■ for nothing Future Plans: Beautician School ,V - Band 1,2,3,4 Newport Festival 1,2,3,4 All State Festival 1,2,3,4 All Eastern Festival 3 Patrol l, , 3,4 Dance Committees 2,3 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Glee Club 1,4 Class Officer 2 Boy's State 3 Name: MARTIN DONALD McRAE Birthday: March 29, 1948 Favorite Color: Blue Food: Steak and French Fries Saying: That's the breaks! Sport: Skiing Pastime: Hunting Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: College CLASSES Junior Class FRONT: Mr. Hegarty, C. Moffett, J. Cotnoir, B. Moulton, D. Wallace, B. Goupee, L. Lea vens, G. Lumbra, MIDDLE: W. Hawkins, T. Henry. J. Goulet, S. Twofoot, B. Worth, R. Rodrigue, BACK: B. McRae, E. Ovitt, T. Miller, E. Lefebvre, R. Barney. Student Council Representatives Class Officers B. Goupee, L. Leavens, D. Wallace MR. HEGARTY, Advisor S. Twofoot - Treas. B. Hawkins, Vice- Pres., E. Ovitt, Pres., I. Cotnoir, Sec. G. Barnes, M. Frey MISS TAFT, Advisor L. Noble, Treas., J. Lontine, Pres., M. Blake, V ice-Pres., S. Wing, Sec. (.fc f % V «T-- 5 t' Jt $' J £) yb ‘ a Sophomore Class V A.Iy FRONT: Miss Taft, G. Barnes, B. King, L. Noble, S. Wing, M. Blake, G. Barnes, R. Boutin, MIDDLE: G. Nugent, D. Worth, D. Foy, R. Gaboriault, B. Sequin, V. Pond, BACK: S. Cot- noir, J. Lontine, R. Copp, M. Frey, G. Paradis Student Council Representatives Class Officers FRONT: Mrs. Barber, L. Hawkins, D. Stevens, D. Cameron, C. Caouette, M. Moulton, B. Twofoot, S. Lumbra. MIDDLE: A. Foy, B. Nugent, H. Harris, L. Testut, V. McRae, S. Web- ster, M. Wing. BACK: A. Kinney, S. Meredith, D. Cargill, S. Frey, B. Miller. Student Council Representative Class Officers Vivian McRae Mrs. Barber, Advisor S. Frey -Vice-Pres., B. Twofoot, Pres., C. Caouette - Sec., D. Cameron - Treas. Eighth Grade SEATED: B. Moore, C. Osborne, D. Pond, D. Dailey, D. Young. STANDING: G. Hunt A. McDonald, M. Rivers, G. Rivers. Seventh Grade FRONT: W. Cole, H. King, G. Pond, D. Hinton, S. Heath, G. Gillis. MIDDLE: R. Allen, G. Ming, D. Seguin, R. Rivers L. Testut. BACK: M. Testut, B. Rivers S. Frey, A. Canfield, R. Gillis. ATHLETICS Bearcats STANDING: G. Frey, Manager; J. Lontine, S. Frey, A. Barnes, E. Lefebvre, T. Miller, E. Ovitt, R. Copp, C. Hegarty, Coach KNEELING: B. Nugent, D. Foy, B. Miller, R. Gabori ault, R. Boutin, S. Webster. First String STANDING: G. Frey, Manager; C. Hegarty, Coach KNEELING: T. Miller, J. Lontine, R. Gaboriault, A. Barnes, E. Lefebvre, D. Foy, S. Webster. Bear Cubs STANDING: E. Ovitt, S. Frey, R. Copp KNEELING: B. Miller. S. Webster, B. Nugent, R. Boutin BASKETBALL RECORD - 1965-66 Newport Center 69 North Troy 80 Canaan 74 Barton 98 O. L, O. G. 63 Craftsbury 59 Barton 87 O, L, O, G, 61 Coaticook 38 Newport Center 62 North Troy 49 Pittsburg 67 Canaan 57 Craftsbury 68 North Stratford 66 North Troy 49 Newport Center 39 Brighton 43 Brighton 51 Brighton 52 Brighton 45 Brighton 62 Brighton 88 Brighton 63 Brighton 51 Brighton 74 Brighton 68 Brighton 58 Brighton 53 Brighton 65 Brighton 69 Brighton 37 Brighton 48 Brighton 52 Bear kittens STANDING: D. Moffett, Manager; H. Harris, S. Twofoot, L. Testut, J. Goulet, L. Noble, D. t 0 } ) Jr, Wallace, S. Wing, O. Testut, Coach. KNEELING: C. Moffett, M. Blake, G. Barnes, C. A A e '- Caouette, R. Barnes, B. Goupee, L. Leavens First String A STANDING: L. Testut, M. Blake, J. Goulet, L. Noble KNEELING: D. Wallace, R. Barnes Q A A yf’ Senior Stars - , C e ?W6 ' . _ w Sf« (Jsihu Coaches9 Corner r LJ9 Jc-rtou) C'-X C cni‘f- l tc'-v tf c-J 'S' S. oJlfJLO CcrCndt 0 n s m. 6 n Cf e UJ-kt- ciM fj°, K r 6o’-6 MRS. CONNIE HEGARTY Advisor Basketball has been a new and very re- warding experience for me. I found through it new insights into each boy, and also into myself. Without mentioning any specific names, I would like to thank the team for becoming the unit they developed into. Each boy, I hope, can realize the values of the experience and will utilize these throughout his life. bLr ky'' Cheerleading, 1 feel, is just as import- sKuu$t ant as a basketball or baseball team. The S sL t cheerleaders lend moral support to the teams, especially at away games. yia. pc -' The cheerleaders this year were hard workers and a lot of fun. I think they YKre g f- an asset to Brighton High School and the u. ck A. town. They should be congratulated on the , , j fine job they did. . r LjJ MR. CHARLES HEGARTY Coach I’ve enjoyed coaching Girls Basketball . I think that they've done an excellent job this year, and I hope that the future holds only the best for each and every one of them. I think one of the things that I've ad- mired most about the girls is their good sportsmanship. Thanks for malting this an enjoyable year, and congratulations to all the gradu- ates. MRS. OUIDA TESTUT Coach Cheerleaders SITTING: B. Twofoot, S. Lyon. STANDING: D. Cameron, H. Moore, G. Worth, D. Quinn ALTERNATE D. Stevens Joined the squad in January, 1966. Senior Cheerleaders . . HELEN MOORE SHARON LYON . . . Baseball Team STANDING: B. McRae, M. McRae, S. Frey, G. Frey, J. Lontine, E. Ovitt, A. Barnes, R. Barney, T. Miller, T. Henry. KNEELING: B. Miller, V. Pond, D. Foy, S. Webster, R. Gaboriault, R. Rodrigue, G. Paradis, A. Foy. Patrol Boys I STANDING: D. Worth, R. Barney, E. Lefebvre, D. Foy, G. Paradis, B. Miller. SECOND ROW: B. Seguin, T. Henry, R. Rodrigue, V. Pond, G. Barnes, A. Foy. SITTING: T. Miller, G. Frey, M. McRae, W. Hawkins, G. Nugent ACTIVITIES CLUBS KNITTING SLIDE RULE DRAMATICS FUTURE NURSES No Picture Available SCIENCE HOME ECONOMICS Yearbook Staff M. McRae, Business Manager; D. Quinn, Editor; Mrs. Hunt, Advisor; G. Worth, Assistant Busi- ness Manager; J. Riggie, Assistant Editor. Tattler Staff FRONT: J. Cotnoir, G. Worth, D. Quinn, H. Moore, G. Lumbra, Mrs. Hunt. MIDDLE: M. Moulton, B. Moulton, R. Barnes, S. Lyon, B. Worth, J. Goulet. BACK: A. Foy, D. Moffett, D. Wallace, G. Frey, V'. McRae, W. Barney, L. Noble, W. Hawkins. FRONT: T. Henry, C. Osborne, A. Stafford, H. Harris, B. King, S. Webb, S. Frey, M. Blake MIDDLE: K. Woth, H. King, G. Nugent, D. Dailey, B. Nugent, L. Paradis, J. Bailey. C. Applebee, B. Worth, R. Barnes, V. McRae, B. McRae, BACK: M. McRae, J. Riggie, S. Frey, T. Miller, Mr. Kelley, G. Frey, M. Frey, C. Caouette, D. Sequin, D. Wallace, R. Caouette. Choir BACK: B. McRae, T. Henry, T. Miller, G. Frey, S. Frey, M. McRae, B. Miller. MIDDLE: S. Lumbra, M. Moulton, B. Moulton, D. Moffett, D. Wallace, V. McRae, D. Quinn, D. Stevens. FRONT: G. Lumbra, L. Leavens, B. Worth, R. Barnes, M. Blake, C. Caouette, B. Goupee, Mr. Kelley. Majorettes and Drum Major L. Noble G. Worth C. Moffett S. Twofoot 'a (ju L 7- is4-- 2-'J c- D. Stevens 7y7 . y CtSUC CX. _ C! 7 J-Goulet _ £ = ea Student Council FRONT: D. Wallace, D. Quinn, Pres. R. Barnes, Vice Pres. L. Leavens, Sec.-Treas. G. Barnes. BACK: B. Goupee, M. Frey, Advisor Mr. Price, J. Riggie, V. McRae. Office Staff Honor Society Hot Lunch Staff FRONT ROW: G. Barnes, D. Quinn, J. Cotnoir, L. LeaVens, B. Goupee, R. Barnes. BACK ROW: L. Noble, V. McRae, B. Moulton. Mr. Clyde Kittredge Janitor Mr. Albert Boutin Janitor Class Poem First is Dicky Barnes, our scoring star in the NEC And no doubt to Gail Davis, a husband he will be. His choice for the future is school or the Marines. He will surely succeed, for he has all the means. Ruth Barnes in town and school activities serves The rewards she receives, she really deserves. Our Student Council president, and basketball star With all of her assets, she will surely go far. Here comes Gayle, carrying on the old tradition With a Worth graduate every year, she's our addition. Her future plan is going to work in Portland, Maine And when Greg is around, you never hear her complain. Joe Riggie is a guy with college on his mind And we are all sure that much success he will find. University of Vermont, is his choice, you see With his fine personality, happy he will always be. Here is Helen Moore, who is well-known to all When it comes to drawing, she is really on the ball. Her hobby is writing letters to all her friends And when we are in need, her help she always lends, Donna Quinn has been busy the whole year through Being yearbook editor, and Future Homemaker, too, A credit to our class, secretarial work is her aim We hope her future will bring nothing but acclaim. Martin McRae has a promising future, we all agree With his trombone playing, a band leader he might be There is no special girl friend for him as yet But you can be sure that a nice wife he will get. Rosalie Boutin, who to everyone is a good friend We all know a fine nurse she will be in the end. When it comes to volunteering, she is always near She was a great help to us during our four years. Next comes Debbie Moffett our little class clown There's never a dull moment when Bug” is around. Although she's small, she has plenty of pep and go When she leaves B.H.S., she'll be missed we know. Greg Frey is a guy who sings with a great voice After graduation, service is his first choice. He enjoys hunting, and other sports in the fall Frog is his nickname and he's well-liked by all. Wanda Barney will travel to Georgia next year In finding a good job, she has nothing to fear. A smile for everyone, and plenty of ambition Best of luck to the girl with the good disposition. Last, is Sharon Lyonf our very latest addition She had really helped our class with her ambition. Always so gay and smiling, and dressed so neat A nicer girl you could never hope to meet. Class History In September of 1962, seventeen anxious freshmen entered Brighton High School hoping they would survive the four years and graduate as the Class of 1966. We elected Donna McBride, president; Ernest DuBois, vice-president; Colleen Cargill, secretary; Donna Quinn, treasurer; and Ruth Barnes, our Student Council representative. Our other classmates were: A. Richard Barnes, Roland Barney, Wanda Barney, Jerry Blake, Monique Boutin, Rosalie Boutin, Mary Griggs, Alan McCormick, Martin McRae, Debbie Moffett, Joe Riggie, and Gayle Worth. After our initiation in October, we settled down to earn money. Besides the usual record hops we sold fruitcake in the fall. The best memory we have of our freshman days is of our advisor, Mrs. Foss. In her last year of teaching at Brighton she faithfully instructed us, but also left time for fun and humor. Our sophomore year found us without Ernest DuBois, Alan McCormick, and Monique Boutin, but we gained Mike Stafford and Ted Caouette from Sacred Heart. Our officers for this year were Martin McRae, president; Gayle Worth, vice-president; Colleen Cargill, secretary; Joe Riggie, treasurer; and Ruth Barnes and Donna McBride, our Student Council representatives. Our advisor was Mrs. Barber. At first we were busy with initiation and decorating for the Sopho- more Hop. We later ordered our class rings which we would receive our junior year. Jerry, Colleen, and Ted left our class before the end of the year. Helen Moore, Lorraine Roy, and Greg Frey joined our class in the junior year and Roland Barney and Mary Griggs left. The following officers were elected: Ruth Barnes, president; Mike Stafford, vice-president; Gayle Worth, treasurer; and Helen Moore, secretary. Ruth Barnes, Donna Quinn, and Joe Riggie were elected to the Student Council. With the help of Mr. House, we participated in the one-act play contest and won first prize. Being in need of more funds we held a foodsale, bottle-and-coathanger drive, and a paper drive during the year. In the spring our time was consumed with planning and decorating for the Junior Prom. We now realize the time and energy it takes to put on a successful prom. As we went up the stairs of Brighton for the last year, our membership had again changed. Lorraine was no longer in our class and Sharon Lyon and Timmy Seguin had joined it. Within the second week of school, on September 15, because of a tragic accident we found ourselves without Timmy and Mike. Left with twelve members we elected Debbie Moffett, president; Sharon Lyon, vice-president; Gayle Worth, treasurer; and Helen Moore, secretary. Donna, Ruth, and Joe continued as our Student Council representatives. Our activities this year included a spaghetti supper, selling sweatshirts, carwash, and a Sadie Hawkins dance. Throughout the year we were busy with the yearbook and graduation preparations. Mrs. Hunt, our advisor, was very helpful to us during our last year at Brighton. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Riggie Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ovitt Mrs. June Quinn Mrs. Eva Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Currier Lynwood Barney Kenneth Barnes Riley Applebee Donald McRae Fred Barnes David Stafford Bernard Worth George Coe Morris McWain Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moffett Compliments of EASTSIDE VERMONT TOBACCO COMPANY RESTAURANT Wholesale Dealers EASTMAN in Cigars, Cigar- ettes, Tobacco - PHARMACY East Main Street Timex Watches - Ronson-Remington Shavers 92 Pleasant Street Newport Vermont Newport Vermont Newport Vermont Best Wishes Compliments of EASTSIDE PHARMACY F rom WESTERN Extends Congratulations W. S. MITCHELL AUTO to Class of 1966 Newport Vermont Newport Vermont Newport Vermont NEWPORT CITY Best Wishes MOTEL F rom Good Luck IOLA'S BEAUTY Extended On Route 5 to Class of 1966 F rom Paul Bouffard, Prop. 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