Hardwick Academy - Hardwickian Yearbook (Hardwick, VT)

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GOVERNOR JOSEPH B. JOHNSON Governor Joseph B. Johnson was inaugurated as Vermont's Chief Executive on January ( , 1955, and is presently serving the first year of his second term. A native of Hclsingborg, Sweden. Governor Johnson came to tin I nited States with his family in 1891 and settled in Westminster, Vermont. He is a graduate of Springfield High School and the College of Mechanical Engineering at the I'niversity of Vermont. Governor Johnson, who is greatly interested in education has served as Chairman of the Springfield School Directors. President of the Vermont School Directors Association, and as a Trustee of the I’niversity of Vermont. His political career began in 1944 when he was elected as town representative of Springfield. He was later elected to the State Senate from Windsor County. Prom 1951 through 1955, he served as lieutenant governor of the State of Vermont. He was elected governor on November I. 1954. We are deeply honored in having Governor Johnson as our commencement, speaker.

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Mr. Harry L. Brusa DEDICATION We, the class of “57”, proudly dedicate our yearbook, “The Ilardwickian” to Mr. Harry Brusa. His sincere understanding and his thoughtful guidance will always be remembered and deeply cherished. For “every man, however wise, requires tin advice of some sagacious friend in the affairs of life,” and no gift is more precious than good advice. We wish him every happiness in the future. SUB-DEDICATION We, the class of 1957 sub-dedicatc our yearbook, “The Ilardwickian”, to Mrs. Miriam MeNaughton. Her help in directing and guiding us through the years has proved to lx a great asset. For these thoughtful deeds we shall always feel indebted to her.

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GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 May I add my congratulations to the many you arc receiving on the successful completion of your formal secondary education. Your high school diploma should serve as a milestone in your young careers, one which must be passed for entry into the fields of your choice, Is it college, occupat ions or homemaking. Continued success, such as you have already achieved can lead you only in the paths of happiness and usefulness. May you choose the right path and he successful. AUBREY is. BRIER Principal ROBERTS. Gl'INN Superintendent GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 Congratulations and farewell. The class of 11157 has been a particularly line one. The wonderful camaraderie of your high school days knit you closely together as a group, and you were able to do many splendid and worthwhile things. I urge you to begin your new work with vigor and judgment and with high purpose. In every field of work there is a great lack of high quality people - |K ople who think hard and work hard. Take as your motto I )ick-ens' famouse quotation: “Whatever I have found to do in life, I have tried with all my heart to do well.” lie adults of high quality, and success and happiness will lx yours.