Hardwick Academy - Hardwickian Yearbook (Hardwick, VT)

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CLASS WILL I. Sally Barley, will my heighth to Agnes Brock. I, John Ben way, will my can opener to Jimmy Hall. Keep the rust off from it. Jim hoy ! ! I, Ida Carr, will my ability to sing soprano to (Jladys Fleming. I, Florence Carrier, will my ability to “sing away the blues” to Richard Lee. I, Fd Chaobt, will my bottle of hair oil to Harvey Clow. I, Marc DeLaricheliere, will my knowledge of Chemistry to John Brown, »f it will help any. I, Ruth Douglas, will to my sister. Xorma, my favorite parking place. Keep it occupied. Xorma. I, Tommy Dunn, will my driving ability to Connie Shattuck. Don’t misuse it. I, Freda Finery, will my twin to Ixmise Lem ire. 'lake good care of him, Ix uise. I, Fluim Ferland, will my long hair to Carole Thompson. Will this help any Carole????? I, Leslie Fleming, will my size to Harold Williams Remember you’re a big boy now. I. Clermont Fournier, will my chemistry book to Mr. Leslie. It’s just like new, Mr. Leslie, hardly been used. I, Anita Caboriault, will my lunch bag to Lurry Hale. Remember. Larry, the thermos bottle is for milk only. I, Winona Hatch, will to Martha Cookson my seat in the Senior Home Room. Make good use of it. Martha. I, Denis Ixunay, will my sense of humor to Mr. Brusa. Let’s keep smiling there. 1, Cecile Olney, will my quietness to Marina Bill. Make good use of it Marina. I, Monique Remind, will my ability to get along without boys to Sally Amadou. I. Carol Rublee, will my seat on Lepine’s school bus to whomever dares to ride with him. I, Maeanna Smith, will my sent in the Senior Home Room to any Junior who can fill it. I. Alan Squire, will my long arms to Hollis Williams so that he may have more umph at getting those push shots in the basket. I. Leda Tremblay, will my ability to play the trumpet to Mathew Palmer. I. Richard Wells, will my curly hair to Jim Kinney. I. Sandra Williams, will my weight to Freda Farr. Samira Williams, Carol {abler

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Behind Clermont is Ruth Douglas, now Mrs. Boh Harlow and settled down to a quiet family life with nine darling youngsters. Beside Ruth is Alan Squire and Winona Hatch, “Binkv” as most everyone rails her. Alan has traveled round the world trying to get someone to go to Mars with him, in his latest invention. Pinky is now Mrs. Charles Lam pile re and living in Alaska. She works for the Polar Bear Fur Company as a stenographer. Last, hut not least we meet Leslie “Bud Fleming and Mare DeLarieheliere. Bud owns a brewery in down town Boston. His motto is“ Bud's Beer is Bet.ter Beer.” Mare is working for the General Electric Company making good money from his invention of the automatic refill ice rube tray. Real cool cat, don’t you think? Now that we are at our destination and have finished discussing our whereabouts of the past 2 years, with fun and laughter, we shall have to say goodbye to you, until we meet again. By Alan Squire, Richard II'ells, Winona Hatch ADVICE TO UNDERGRADUATES JACK MERRILL—Ix t’s grow up Jack. All things end sometime and even Presley got shot in “ Love Me Tender.” JUNIOR GIRI S- You can snap out of it now tin Senior hoys are gone. ROCKY PR KVA Let’s take it easy you are only a freshman and there1 arc three years left. ARLAN I) ATKINS—If You are going to get anywhere in this world you have to study. JIMMY HALL—Next year on the class trip our advice is to watch those night clubs. All cokes are a dollar apiece straight or with a chaser. RANSOM KASTMAN Our advice is to study a little harder in English. We are not so sure about some of those words. SAMMY SMITH—Remember to set a good example. People seem to look up to you. MARINA BILL- It’s nice that people feel you are present, hut to lx come dcaf-initely aware of it is too much. HAROLD WILLIAMS Slow down the world wasn’t made in a minute and you can’t tear it apart in an hour. BERNADETTE RENAL I) Follow the steps of your sister and you shouldn’t have any trouble except maybe in moments of great confusion. RED FADDEN Haste makes waste, but remember you must have haste first. FRANK PI NETTE—When you reach the Sophomore class you should at least play the part. Girls aren’t going to hold your hand all your life. JUNIORS- Follow the divine footsteps of the Seniors and you will lead a most glorious and prosperous life. SOPHOMORES—You’ve readied the half way mark, use our class as an example and you can’t go wrong. FRESHMEN—Don’t give up the ship yet. Only three more years and you’ll he writing these. COMMENCEMENT WEEK Baccalaureate Sunday June 3 EXERCISES Class Day Wednesday June 12 Graduation Friday June 14 2(1

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CLASS GIFTS LESLIE FLEMINGS To you we give this shiny new convertible. We know it’s what you've always wanted, but keep it on the road. MONIQUE RENAUD— T he Senior Class gives you this time table upon which is stated when the roads are free of traffic. This is to benefit any unlucky ear owner or pedestrian on the road. DENIS LEM AY To you we give this baseball catcher’s guard to protect you from the swinging fist of a hard-hitting senior whose initials are M. S. MARC DELARICHKLIKRK We give you this deed, which makes you a part owner of the largest oil well in Texas. Now, maybe you can keep that Chevy supplied. EDWARD CIIABOT-—We give you this credit slip allowing you to be well supplied with Wild Root ('ream Oil, plus a rubber glove for application. RICHARD WELLS We give you this empty cigarette pack. See how many times you can fill it Ixdore it rips. MAEANXA SMITH We give you this round-trip ticket on Harry Bela-fonte’s Banana Boat so you can see how bananas are grown. CLERMONT FOVRNIER To you, we present this large economy size box of tooth-picks. And, for sanitary reasons don't get your chewing-gum mixed up with the lumber. CAROL Rl'BLEB—To you we give this foam-rubber seat as we hear that the handle-bars of Willie's bicycle are not comfortable. JOHN BENWAY—‘To you we give this golden |uill for your success in putting Karl Wheeler and Robert Frost out of business. SANDRA WILLIAMS To you we give this jumbo size bag of smelling salts. Be sure to carry this at all times. ANITA C.ABORIAULT To you Anita, we give this [article entitled “How To Stay At The Top Of An Argument.” IDA CARR To you we give this state permit to be Doctor Densmore’s receptionist for the next five years. ALAN SQUIRE—To you we give this sheriff’s badge. Now you can be a real cowboy. THOMAS DUNN To you Tom, we give this round-trip ticket to New York City so you can enjoy the sights. WINONA HATCH To you we present this citation as best party hostess. Please hang it on the wall to remember us by. FLORENCE CARRIER—Seeing as how you’ve made a big hit on the Tennessee Erny Ford Show, plucking your git-box, we give you a full new set of strings just in case you break tin (I, B, or any other string. ELAINE FERLAND To you we give this sign reading “Do Not Disturb.” P. S. You can hang it on the corner of Hill's Food Store. FREDA EMERY To you we give a new type of gum which was mixed up by the senior chemistry class. This you cannot snap. RUTH DOUGLAS' To you Rut hie, we give this log chain to hold that over-sized ring around your neck better. Don’t let the chain get you down. SALLY BAG LEY—To you we give this extra-large box of Nabs crackers so that you won’t have to keep trotting over to Jerry’s. Don’t let Mrs. Bcmis catch you eating them though. LEDA TREMBLAY To you we give these slats to take the place of water skis which we could not find in your size. Now you can compete with Norwich at Caspian. CECILE OLXEY—To you we give this roll of dance tickets to any of the dances within Vermont. Don’t miss one! Ruth Rouy I as, Ida Carr, M(wanna Smith, Leslie Fleming 28