Leland and Gray High School - Messenger Yearbook (Townshend, VT)

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Sophomores OFFICERS President--------Harry Robinson Vice President--------John Myer Secretary----- -----Carleen Otis Treasurer------------Alan Bills MR. ROSE Advisor Front - Alan Bills, william Arms Marjori B , e ruce, Nancy Cobb, Marita Coleman, Judith Fletcher, Lynn Kent, Clarence Brown. Second - Richard Chase, Lawrence Brooks, James Martin, Rolf Diers, Luey Clough, John Myer, Lee Crapo.

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Curtis Lawrence, Robert Macbougall, Joan Morrison, Patricia Herbert, Shirley Cobb, Barbara Putnam, Joy Cook, Elizabeth Gale, Richard Stratton, Philip Jarvis. On ladder Betty Salo, David Gibbs, Norman Robertson. OFFICERS President - Neil Pelsue Vice President - Curtis Lawrence Secretary - Barbara Brown Treasurer - Robert Macbougall MR. JOHNSON - Advisor we started with 38 and kept the same number our Sophomore year. But this year, though we dropped to 30, we are cer- tain that if not in numbers certainly in quality we are easily the superior class of L.G.S. Just ask any Junior. we enjoyed a picnic with the Seniors at Salmon Hole in the fall, upped one place and landed second in the magazine drive sales, and our Prom was unquestionably the best in years. with our luck holding, and if we pass a few more tests, we will all be Seniors next year. Our problem? - well, you can see below that transportation is one of theme EE B J 1? ,W ,sw 6 f Juniors Front - Clara McGoff, Nell Pelsue, Clayton Stowell, James Twltchell, Jean Graham, Barbara Brown, Barbara Knight, Anna White, Lorraine Meyer. Back - Evelyn Vose, Marlene Westine, Sonya Salo, Holly Carleton, Catherine Capen, Mr. Johnson, Advisor, Hans Prakelt, Robert McIntosh. W 'Awe :latina

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Front - Roberta Putnam, Donna McGoff, weston Severance, Ruth Hamilton, John Waite, Carleen Otis, Emily Stukus. Second - Mr. Rose, Advisor, Radcliffe Bloom, Bruce Stratton, Maynard Rounds, Harry Robinson, Kenneth Tuttle, Stillman Slason, Stanley Radkovsky, Roland O'Brlen, Wendell Sulham, Robert Shea. Last year we said nLook out for me, we are on our way.n We came back this year with 32 of our original 37 and found that we are still the biggest class in school. We returned with the purpose of establishing our place in the sun and have had good success. We started off by giving the Freshmen a picnic on the ball field and everyone seemed to have a good time. Next we went well over our quota in the magazine drive and landed in first place in class compe' tition and, not only that, the top salesman was a Sophomore. We have placed Sophomores in all activities of the school, on the varsity sports teams, the cheerleaders, the debate squad, ln the band, the chorus and glee clubs, and in dramatics. One of the Sophomore girls accompan- ies for the chorus and Songsters. When we want to we can turn out the best work ln school and occasionally we can do the best job of Wgooflng off.W All in all, you can see we are an excel- lent group! Anyone can be proud to be a Sopho- mOI'ee --.,-1 S lf I Yin V Ig .W ml 5:1- 5 U 4 1 Q :' , W ll l sig' J 'Q X l F- i Q , sl p .J n 4 l wlh X wx 31