Castleton State College - Castletone Yearbook (Castleton, VT)

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IRMA LUCILLE FOSTER Moretown Vermont Water bury High School “Full of the dickens and ready for fun — Talk, about pals, I ' ll say s he’s one.’’ ARLENE LOUISE FRENCH Putney Vermont Brattleboro High School In action faithful, in honor clear.” ELEANOR FLORENCE GALVIN Salisbury Vermont Brandon High School “And welcome wheresoe ' er she went, A calm and gracious element.” DONALD LESLIE GRACE Rutland Vermont Rutland High School “Happy is he, From care he is free.” ELIZABETH FRANCES GRACE Rutland Vermont Rutland High School “We like her kind and ready wit.” HILDA HOOKER GREEN Brandon Vermont Brandon High School “Thy shyness is a candle to thy merit.” AGNES ELIZABETH GUILLOW Proctor Vermont Proctor High School “I am sure care’s an enemy to life.” HELEN SEXTON HALL Mendon Vermont Rutland High School The tree of silence bears the fruit of knowledge. ' ' MINNIE HERRICK HARWOOD Pawlet Vermont Poultney High School “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” ELIZABETH RITA HEFFERNAN Chester Depot Vermont Springfield High School “Wherever you go there is always someone to make the world a bit nicer.” ANNA HELEBA Center Rutland Vermont Rutland High School “Quiet she is and efficient, capable of any task-” PATRICIA HEYMAN Castleton Vermont West Rutland High School “Good natured, warm hearted and true.” ANNA RUTH HINCKLEY West Rutland Vermont West Rutland High School “At all times quiet and demure, yet who could doubt her capabilities.” JOHN ARTHUR HOUSER Rutland Vermont Rensallaer High School “Diligent work makes a good workman.” IDA MAE HOWE Tunbridge Vermont South Royalton High School “Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are paved.” BERNARD GERALD HOWLEY Rutland Vermont Mount St. Joseph Academy “Actions speak louder than words.” YOHANNA SALLY KARLSON Cambridgeport Vermont Lexington High School “Gentle in manner and kind in thought.” FEROL ELIZABETH KEECH Castleton Vermont Roosevelt High School, Yonkers, New Yor “Other musicians do with notes what they can; I what I like.” forty-six

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The Freshman Class JEAN EMERSON ADAMS Pittsford Vermont Pitts ford High School Sing away sorrows, cast away care.’’ BARBARA MAUD CLARK Guilford Vermont Brattleboro High School Happiness is not perfected until it is shared.” PHYLLIS IRENE AMI DON Westminster Vermont Bello tvs Falls High School And everything she touches turns to happiness.” EVELYN LILLIAN COYNE Bennington Vermont Bennington High School A short saying has much wit.” MERLE ELAINE BEMIS Brattleboro Vermont Brattleboro High School Quiet, but counting many friends.” LOIS MARILYN BILLINGS Rochester Vermont Rochester High School “Her gift is a sunny disposition.” SHIRLEY HARRIETT BROWN Middlebury Vermont Middlebury High School Where she met a stranger, there she left a friend.” MARTHA LOUISE BUCK East Arlington Vermont Sunderland High School Silence is sweeter than speech.” EDITH JONES BURT Brandon Vermont Brandon High School Purpose is what gives life a meaning.” MAE IVIS CHAMBERLIN Barre Vermont Spaulding High School She’s full of fun and mischief, too, Which characterizes eyes of blue.” LEANORA RUTH CHARLTON Fair Haven Vermont Ticonderoga High School Make the most of life while you may, Life is short and wears away.” MARY KINSMAN DURKEE Castleton Vermont Green Mountain College Fair Haven High School It is tranquil people who accomplish much.” MARY CATHERINE DWYER West Rutland Vermont West Rutland High School Sunny people make cloudy days short.” MABEL RICHARDSON EDGAR Sherburne Vermont Methuen Academy, Methuen, Massachusetts During steady accomplishment, a time to be friendly.” SYLVIA MAE FENN Westminster Vermont Bellows Falls High School Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well.” EDWARD HERMAH FISH Bomoseen Vermont Fair Haven High School “Strong, silent, taciturn.” RUTH MARGUERITE FLANDERS Ludlow Vermont Blacl{ River Academy Amiable people radiate so much of mental sunshine That they are reflected in all appreciative hearts.” MARGARET DICK FLOWER Woodstock Vermont Woodstoc High School A little girl who will lead a life of happiness.” forty-five

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PHILIP EDWARD KELLY VIRGINIA GLADYS MOORE Fair Haven Vermont Fair Haven High School A little nonsense now and then Is relished hy the wisest men. AVIS KATHLEEN LaCLAIR North Bennington Vermont North Bennington High School Sometimes grave, sometimes gay, but we all like her anyway. TINA JOYCE LANFEAR West Rutland Vermont West Rutland High School A girl who quietly wends her way, And does her duty day by day. JEANNE EDITH LANTHIER West Rutland Vermont West Rutland High School Ability, beauty and a brave heart has she! ELIZABETH JANE LEONARD Mechanicville New York Mechanicville High School She ' s not noisy, loud or gay, But she enjoys life in a quiet way. ELVA JOSEPHINE MARTINEAU South Vernon Vermont North field High School A sweet disposition, a sunny smile. Makes her friendship a thing worth while. GLEN FRANCIS MAYNARD Fair Haven Vermont Fair Haven High School The secret of success is constancy to purpose. PEARL EVA McMAHON North Clarendon Vermont Mount St. Joseph Academy A sweeter maid no one coidd find, Always so gay, and so quietly k‘ n d.” Brighton Massachusetts Brighton High School Clean, cool look °l slender willow In depth of woodland along a brook- FRANCIS JAMES MORIARTY Fair Haven Vermont Fair Haven High School He is a friendly, handsome youth. With eyes of lightest blue; He never speaks where’er he is Unless he is spoken to. ANNA LANORE NORTON Wells Vermont Granville High School, Granville, New Yoifi Good and true, and jolly, too.” MARY AGNES PARKER Pittsford Vermont Pitts ford High School Quiet of manner and soft of speech. JOHN FRANCIS PARKER Rutland Vermont Rutland High School Never has a worry, never has a care, Takes life easy—but he’ll get there. VIOLA JANE PERRY Barre Vermont Spaulding High School Intelligence is the k c ) ' t0 success. BARBARA LOUISE PHILLIPS Mt. Vernon New York David High School Place responsibility where it rests tightly, But on capable shoulders. MARION EUCILLA PRESTON Fair Haven Vermont Fair Haven High School Good nature and good sense are generally companions.” forty-seven