Hinesburg High School - Iroquoian Yearbook (Hinesburg, VT)

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Glee Club Anne Lyman, Margaret Casey, and Marilyn Peet represented the school in the All-State Chorus at the 1951 Music Festival. This year both Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs have been singing on Tuesdays and Thursdays under the direction of Mrs. Baldwin. Mrs. Baldwin has also recently started a chorus of ten girls. They have already entertained at a Grange Meeting in Hinesburg, the Dedication of the new Central School, PTA Meeting, and Eastern Stars in Charlotte. Norma Lyman, Nancy Laramee, and Joanne Laramee have been chosen to represent the All-State Chorus at the 1952 Music Festival. Magazine Campaign The annual magazine campaign got started onitts way the last of September. Subscriptions were sold by the students. The class sell- ing the most subscriptions was given an Ice Cream party. This year the Freshmen class received the party. Business Manager for the campaign was Norma Lyman. Home room captains who worked under her supervision were: Ann Hart, Pauline Plante, Ernest Millham, Leroy Smith, and Larry Shea. The first prize winner for selling the most subscriptions was Donald Palmer. Trips The .Tuniorsvand Seimiors both had sneak days last spring. The Seniors toured the Free Press building and WIOY radio station. The Juniors went on a guided tour through the Shelburne Museum under the. direction of Mr. Daniel Webster, Supervisor of the museum. The F.F.A. boys went on their annual hike on the long trail. There were 12 boys and their advisor, Mr. Webster. The F.F.A. boys also attended a district meeting in Middlebury, this fall.

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Senior Play On November 20, the class of '52 presented a three-act comedy, West End High . The setting of the entire play is a study hall of West End High School located in a small American city. The story gives the problems of a class of high-school Seniors. Clyde Harkins is a boy of intelligence and ideals from the wrong side of town . Sally Summers, the school belle, is attracted to Clyde, thereby bring- ing down on him the enmity of Stu Arnold, a member of the most influential family in town. The main theme concerns a conflict between Stu and Clyde and its surprising climax. There were also many sidelights such as the romance between Mr, Torrance and Miss Fair, teachers: the humorous affairs of Fish Pond and Puss Millikan, two Seniors. It was a very interesting comedy with much confusion and laughter. The cast of characters are as follows: Clyde I-larkins, a student .............. .... H oward Riggs Mr. Torrance, a faculty advisor ,...,.., Newton Francis Miss Beggs, the Principal ............... Nancy Laramee Miss Crane, Principal's secretary.,.Joanne Laramee Sally' Summers. a student ...................... carol Eddy Stu Arnold, a student ,..,....,...,..,... Conrad Ballard Buzz Benedict, class president ..... Ernest Millham Rosie Schmidt, a student................ Miss Fair, a teacher............ Mrs. Arnold, Stu's mother.. ,.,,. Fish Pond, a student.......................Donald Smith Ossie Jarvis, the Valedictorian....... William Bean Puss Millikan, a student.............E1izabeth Carter Wilma Hathaway .... Norma Lyman ,.... J'oyce Clark Mrs. Harkins, Clyde's mother................. Bette Peet Those who entertained between Mrs. Turner Virginia Chambers J'ene Veronesi 411141414141 acts were as follows: Piano Tap Dance Accordian Freshman Initiation and Reception The annual Freshman Initiation took place on September 20. The Freshmen came to school dressed funny as usual. They were dressed as follows: Girls wore long underwear, old shirts, silk stockings, high-heeled shoes, a cow bell tied around their waist, and their hair was braided in three pig tails. They carried their books in a bran sack. The boys wore dresses, bedroom slippers, long bloomers with stockings over them, and a band of hen feathers around their heads. They also carried their books in bran sacks. That evening at the town hall the Sophomores planned a program of stunts for all the Freshmen. The Reception was held on September 22, at the 'town hall. A receiving line was held to welcome the members of the class of '55 to I-I.H.S. There was dancing from 8:30 until 12:00, music by Al Cole's Orchestra. X

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FIRST ROW: Leroy Henry SECOND ROW: Leona Elinor Smitli, THIRD ROW: Nancy Fonda, Rucll, EOURTHROW: David La ram Glee Club Smith, Stanley Bissonctte, Robert Francis, Howard French, Richardson, De-nnis O'Brien, Wayne Palmer. lsham, Janet Hunter, Nancy Tracy, Patty Cox, Bvrnicv Parker, Bc-an, Glenna Downs, Katherine Martin, Patricia Downs, Enid Pauline Plante, Corrine Aube. Laramc-0, Joanne Laramee, Ellen Millham, Jean Veronesi, Shir Stella Place, Norma Lyman, Beverly Irish, Carol Eddy, Glenda Patrica Knox, Wilma Hathaway, Mrs. Baldwin, Butler, Robert Ducll, Howard Lyman, Donald Smith, Warren eo, Paul Emmons . l