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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1958 volume:

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Cover design and division sheets silk-screened from original designs, spot drawings from original sketches, layouts and typing by members of the Messenger Board. 3 D I N G O F F I C E R S L A S S M E N T I E S I Z E M E N T S Many activities throughout the year are conducted in Dutton Gymnasium including the prom, the circus, musical concerts, school parties and other programs in addition to the physical education classes and indoor sports program. DUTTON GYM ASIUM The gymnasium is equipped for physical education and sports, has two complete sets of bleachers, a port- able stage with controlled lighting. iw x c ' ? 1 I YWQ. , ,, 2? Q 1 , f ' fb , 4, lv . 1 f' Ve, 5 1 I af! Q 554 A A. 4 I-'HM' . 0 . ' . X Q in 1 ig. kv ,S ! if iw I . A yi I , I z ,4 J J 5 fx 1 MINISTRATION H ADMASTER ARLO P. MONROE, B.F.A., University of Nebraska. Graduate study: School of the Chicago Art Institute, University of Vermont, Boston University. History, Senior Social Studies, Arts and Crafts. Activities: Coach of Girls' Sports, Messenger, Circus, Boys' Glee Club, Songsters, Photography Club. Key to the Future Although Leland and Gray Seminary has operated as a private high school since its founding in l83h Qwith exception of a short period in the l92O'sJ, its primary responsibility has been constantly to serve the needs of the young people of the surrounding West River Valley area and in that it has been similar in purpose to a centralized public high school. The school is partially supported by incomes from endowments and gifts, but its support depends mainly upon tuitions from the towns. At present ten towns are represented in its enrollment and the future of Leland and Gray, its perpetuation as well as improvement of its offerings and facilities, may be assured through the continued cooperation and support of the towns sending students. Responsibility for the organization and supervision of Leland and Gray Seminary rests with the Board of Trustees consisting of twenty-eight members. 1957 - 1958 officers are: Dr. Carlos G. Otis, President Ernest O. Allen, Vice-President Mrs. Martha Kearley, Secretary Mrs. Leonore Mclntosh, Treasurer Richard Kearley, Chairman of the Prudential Committee Gordon Phillips, Prudential Committee Laurence Lisle, Prudential Comm ttee The Board of Trustees meet regularly for winter and summer semi-annual meetings and for special meetings as necessary. The Prudential Committee holds its meetings monthly and at other times as needed. 6 SCOPE OF STUDIES Mathematics - English - D years General Commercial - Algebra Typing - 3 years Plane, Solid Geometry Shorthand - 2 years Trigonometry Bookkeeping - 2 years Science - l year Foreign Languages - General French - 2 years Biology Latin - 2 years Physics Physical Education - M years Chemistry Practical Arts - Social Studies - Freshman and Senior world History American History Homemaking - 11 years Trades - b years Arts and Crafts - L years Briver Education - 1 year Students may prepare completely for college entrance at Leland and Gray Seminary, and for those whose interests lie in business or a trade the curriculum offers a selection of courses helpful to entering these areas. Each student is given many opportuni- ties during his four years to learn about various occupations and to come to a decision of satisfaction to himself concerning advanced educational programs and vocational plans. WINSTON J. ROSE, A.B., Tufts Col- lege. Graduate study: Boston Uni- versity, University of Vermont. Assistant Headmaster, Science, Mathematics, and Freshman Social Studies. Activities: Band, Ad- missions, Student Council, Junior Advisor, Magazine Drive, Intra- mural Sports. Lorraine, Bob, Jean, and Neil, prepare a demonstration. A . rganization 1957 - 1958 'Ts' All students are required to com- plete two years of science which includes general science and bio- logy. Also of- fered are one year each of col- lege preparatory physics and chem- istry. Physi,-cz s Instructor - Nr. Rose Latm Class f-an JOHN MYERS, B.A., Dartmouth College. Graduate study: University of Vermont. English, General Science, Latin. Activities: Debate, Intramural Sports, This Latin I STOUP aPPe9-TS COD-fideI1'b 35 MI'- Activity Admissions, Freshman Advisor, Myers PI'9PaI'eS to 85-Ve them 8 Quiz- Chronicle. ROBERT WHEELER, B.A., Dartmouth College, M.A., University of Massachusetts. English, French. Activities: Dramatics, Intramural Sports, Activity Admissions, E 1' ' Sophomore Advisor, Chronicle. ng ish 3 College Section reading a group of Short Stories' Instructor - Nr. Wheeler. 'fs 98909 Eu C Two years each of Latin and French are offered. Many students ' gg J ,, include two or more units of credit as frequently required by I the colleges for entrance. All students are required to com- i plete four years of English. Juniors and Seniors may elect college sections. Bookkeeping Instructor - Nr. Powell Those interested in commercial subjects may elect two years each of shorthand and bookkeep- ing, and two or more years of typing. College preparatory students usually plan to include at least one year of typing. All commercial subjects are particu- larly helpful to those who ln- tend to continue in business col- lege and many commercial students . have obtained office positions directly upon graduating from Leland and Gray Seminary. K . ', Mm 'tf- s gf'aSEg5iisEagE2Ei Bookkeeping work units are frequently puzzling. NORMAN POWELL, B.S., University of Maine. Graduate study: Keene Teachers College, Plymouth Teachers 'I? itl Czlass College, University of Vermont. Typing, Shorthand, ,IIB gg Bookkeeping. Activities: Admissions, Chronicle, In5tmmt0r,,Mr.Ibwe11 Intramural Sports. Mr. Powell also operates a bus from Grafton. as I 7 , ' , -,, af::ii1g , 2 5 , .5 ,.., , , - A ,i m,,5g,,:,,,,,,e. Q . N . V I .V . , gajsmv? +2 p - T H W ' 'F Both speed and accuracy are built with ti ed writings. T 5 an .mmf t' arallel parking while B6ttYs Us ' Q fin ,iflM'Weeeag Clara prac ices P , Clyde, and Harry view the situation. Physical Education Instructor - Herbert Johnson All are required to include three years of physical educa- tion. The program offers four years of these classes, intra- mural sports and competitive sports, which are conducted for the most part during the regular school day so that all students have ample opportunity to par- ticipate. Ruthie leads in calisthenics. HERBERT JOHNSON, B.S., Springfield College. Graduate study: Univer- sity of Vermont. Girls' and Boys' Physical Education, Biology, Driver Education. Coach of Boys' Sports, Senior Advisor. Each year, the Raymond Roberts Agency furnishes a new dual-control Chevrolet for use in the Driver Education course sponsored by the American Automobile Association and taught by an instructor train- ed in the A.A.A. Instructors' Course. Students are encouraged to include this in their programs and receive behind-the-wheel ins- truction and classroom work, using standard texts and visual aid materials. 4e M , ,f .,., , W Y., our f -ff . 3 o.aWMWeeMswWMMrfW N e cnffrdwww Driver Education Instructor - Herbert Johnson .e--we Keith Harrington and Richard Payne feed the presses under direction of Mr. Favreau. TRADES consists of numerous practical offerings each year under the direction of practicing tradesmen of this area. Freshmen and Sophomores are instructed in carpentering, cement work, woodworking, practical electricity, welding, forge work, and mechanical drawing. Juniors and Seniors receive work in auto mechanics, metal lathe, and general shop. Other short blocks of time are allotted on alternating years in plumbing, printing, and painting. 11 Trades INSTRUCTORS - Carpentering-Floyd Holden, Welding, IronworkvJohn Robinsong Printing-Clarence Favreaug Auto Mechanics-Richard Kearley. Things are going around for Hermon Parsons on the wood lathe. ABOVF - Mr. Holden looks wm'welBtfm'wesmp John Robinson watches Teddy Weir handle the acetylene torch. Arts and Crafts Gall, Shlrley, and Emal1e add f1n1sh1ng touches to clrcus heads. Many girls and some boys find home economics a subject of particular int- erest. Students may take one to four years and learn much of a variety of home- making arts use- ful to all in anticipation of homes of their own. Home Economics Instructor - Mrs. Pratt Marlon and Marjorie learn to thread the electric machines. ww L awe O Student Secretary Barbara Brown, Q a senior, makes out receipts. ,, 'I f 0 Secrctanes Q - ...nua- . fl? MISS H LEN YOUNG has again carried the many responsibilities of the school office. Her duties include keeping the accounts and records. In addition she finds time to be helpful constantly to staff members and students alike. DICK FERRY has been well known for years throughout our area for his versatility and mastery of numerous instruments and is rapidly becoming so for his teaching of these instruments, Mr. Perry devotes one day each week to Leland and Gray students an to a number of grade schoolers from Townshend and surrounding towns. we are fortunate that he has been able to arrange the time to bring his talents to the school. Mr. Ferry instructs '. u Kathy Coleman and Dougie Roberts, ' grade schoolers from Bondville. I ,,., , x. K BUS DRIVERS ' M s, Ruby Robinson drives from Grahamville School to Newfane daily. ff -Ng , m,Vi K X ,fi R!Xf.,4 LMI. The Wardsboro Bus driven by Archie Underwood. Herbert Benson Custodians Mr. Norman Powell, Commercial teacher drives Grafton Busk .....-......x...... Joe Daigneault ii Student Janitors Robert McIntosh and Bucky Pelsue. e Wy i ,KVVA if ,si hy Vx y 1 Q..xmnr 'Ju -J' ah - b- 3, fu.. , ' 1-I . , :gg-A . --v. g6Q'?U Ls!-1' av I MARIMAGEY ' I. -aff x' ' 4255, 'Y '-J-.Y 'fx . 1 .. , 475. TQ, .g'g4 t,f ' A'f?f A 'sign ILE' - . fm 'W , pn, .1 ..1fA,-1 ,, ' 'F?'f'fl. 'f'v 'J . T ,W Q-Q .gf ,fi ,. U4 K4 ,Ara lf. - ,M q I 1 1 z I T ' 'Lin ,g 3 1' - .,. -K -,E Q fa 31 fl .fl , rw ' -f- r'-4'1.v'lWJ : if .J 4 N HH, I . ,lf .rl 5 - 1 SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS YX,,,J President - Hans Prakelt Vice President - Curt Lawrence Secretary - Lorraine Meyer Treasurer - Robert MacDouga11 Student Council - First Semester Jean Graham Curt Lawrence Second Semester Marlene Westine James Twitchell Advisor - Mr. Johnson mms PRAKELT - Glee Club 1,2,3,h Chorus l,2,3,h,5 Debate 25 Pnoto Club 113 Student Council Vice Pre sident 33 Magazine Drive Captain hg Circus l,2,h3 Office Monitor Soccer Co-Captain 145 Basketball Co-Captain 2,3,lL' Ski Team 23 Class President L3 Music Festival h . 16 MARLENE WESTINE - Glee Club 1,25 Chorus 1, 2,3,hg o.A.c. 1,2,3,hg Twirling lg office Monitor bs Library Monitor 1,2. I L RICHARD STRATTON - Band 1,2,3,h, Glee Club 1s2:3sh3 Ch0TUS 1,2,3,hg Dramatics lg Circus 1:2:bS Ski Team 1,23 Speech lg Printing 2. CURTIS LAWRENCE - Band 7,8,l,2,3,h5 oleo Club 1,h3 Chorus l,2,3,hg Student Council l, Pre- sident bg Circus l,2,h3 Library Monitor 1,25 Soccer bg Basketball 3,h3 Ski Team 2,33 Cross Country Captain bg Track by Baseball l,2,3,b5 Vice President of Class 3,b5 Treasurer 2. PATRICIA HERBERT - Glee Club 1,Z,3,h3 Chorus 2,3,hg Messenger bg Dramatics l 23 G.A.C. 1, 2,3,h3 Twirling 1, Head Majoretae 2,3,hg Circus l,2,h3 Office Monitor bg Library Mon- itor 33 Basketball l,2,3,h5 Softball 2,3,h. BETTY GALE - Glee Club l,2,3,h5 Chorus 2,3,hg Messenger bg Dramatics 1,2,3, G.A.C. 1,2,3,b5 Twirling l,2,3,hg Student Council 1,25 Circus l,2,b3 Office Monitor by Library Monitor 33 Basketball 3,hg Softball 3,bg Cheer Leading l BARBARA BROWN - Glee Club l,2,3,hg Chorus 1, 2,3,h5 Chronicle 1,2, Editor 35 Messenger hg Dramatics 2,33 G.A.C. l,2,3,b3 Twirling 33 Student Council 1,2, Circus l,2,h5 Magazine Drive Captain 33 Office Monitor 33 Basketball 1,2,3, Co-Captain hg Softball 1,2,3,hg see. of Class 1,2,3. EVELYN vosE - Giee Club 1,2,3,bg chorus 1,2, 3,h3 Chronicle l,2,3g Messenger Editor hg v il , 3 I 3 l..,. Dramatics 1,2 35 G.A.C. 1,2, Vice President 3, President Lg Twirling 35 Circus l,2,h3 Office Monitor l,2,3g Library Monitor 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, co-captain bg Softball 1, 2, Manager 3,h. DAVID GIBBS - Band l,2,3,h3 Glee Club l,2,3,hg Chorus l,2,3,h3 Songsters 1,2,3,h3 Chronicle l,2,33 Messenger 2,3,hg Drama 35 Photo Club bg Circus l,2,h. HOLLY CARLETON - Glee Club 1,23 Chorus 2,3,h3 Chronicle 13 Messenger hg Dramatics 13 G.A.C. l,2,3,h3 Circus 2,h3 Office Monitor M3 Libr- ary Monitor 33 Basketball hs Intra-murals 2, 3. 3 , Jnsyrw 3 - -, 'H,M,...,u-.asu.g,w31.,4Mvxrow+ BFTTY SALO - Glee Club l,2,33 Chorus 1,2333 Chronicle 3,h3 Messenger bg Dramatics 33 G.A.C. 1,2,3,hg Twirling 1,3,bg circus 1,2,hg Library Monitor 33 Basketball 2,3,hs Softball 1,2,3,h3 Cheerleading 1. PHIL JARVlS - Glee Club l,2' Chorusil,23 Soccer hg Dramatics 1, Circus l,2,Z3 Library Monitor 2,33 Basketball Bghs Track 33 CrossICountry 3 W JEAN GRAHAM - Band 3,h3 Glee C1 1,2,3,bg Chorus l,2,3,h3 Debate 13 Chroni le 1,2,33 Messenger 1,2,3,h2 Dramatics 23 .A.C. 1, 2,3,b3 Softball 1,33 Student Co oil 3,h3 Circus 1,2,hj Library'Monitor 13 Cheerleader 3,h5 Treasurer 1. 3 L W Q SONYA SALO - Glee Club l,2,3,hg Chorus 1,2, 3,h3 Chronicle 3- Messenger bg Dramatics 2, 35 G.A.C. 1,2,3,Lj Circus l,2,hg Office Monitor bg Basketball hy Intra-murals l,2. ROBERT HCINTOSH - Band l,2,3,h5 Vice President, Co-Student Directory Glee Club l,2,3,h5 Chorus l,2,3,h3 Songsters l,2,3,hg Student Council 35 Circus 1,2,hg Magazine Drive 1,2,3,hg Soccer hy Ski Team 3,23 Cross Country D. ANNA WHITE - Glee Club l,2,hg Messenger hg Circus D5 Library Monitor hi Intra-murals 3,h. SHIRLEY COBB - Glee Club l,2,3g Chorus 1,2,3,hg G.A.C. l,2,3,h3 Circus 1,2,bg Library Vonitor 3 NEIL PELSUE JR. - Glee Club 1,2,3,hg Debate 25 Dramatics 1- Photo Club hg Student Council 15 Circus 1 2,55 Magazine Drive Captain 1,2,3, Manager L3 Office Monitor 23 Soccer Co-Captain bg Basketball 2,3,hg Co-Captain hy Ski Team 2, 33 Track 23 Baseball 2,3,hg Class President 1, 2,3. l 41 is sph - :xp : 5 Q ,g3!5 1:11-h A ' 'H -' P494 . ly 1 K A 1. ll: Luznrl 12535:-:F NOEMAN ROBERTSON - Dramatics 33 Baseball 2, 3,. JAMES TWITCH LL - Soccer bg Ski Team 33 Baseball 3,h. JOAN MORFISON- Messenger up G.A.C. l,2,3,L1,g Circus 1,2,bg Office Monitor 1,23 Library Monitor 2,3g Intra-murals l,2,3S Glass Vice President 1. 21 33 if if-,,-.11 ria:H 1T,fwwn1 112: i,1sMf1:1f1W'i I 5' L 1 , F., ,.Q, ,, . sig allklzefa-vital? 3,3 if n,faQi2 ' ,EK aa T ,.'.' , .,'L lg .f .w,iw5 ii-V1 ' ' -.1 W. :Qu f ?'l' 'on1-ri ernngiaaqnatxfti QF- L1'Kf5figQ -1 -in 5 ,-.. ,ra 1 X,-f. gg EQ5?Ww5i?si5.1 - twins? Eaf Ja niitfynnawfvw 'LL' f'+M-fm 'VLL ROBERT MACDOUGALL - Glee Club 1,2,3,h3 chorus 1,2,3,hQ Songsters 1,2,3,h' Debate 13 Circus 1, 2,h3 Magazine Drive 1,2,3,L3 Drama 13 Chronicle hs Soccer hs Basketball 1,23 Cross Country 3,h3 Track 2,h3 Treasurer 3,h. ROBERT HORTON - Leland and Gray Seminary 1,23 Barrington High School, Barrington, Rhode Island 33 Leland and Gray Seminary hs Intramurals l,2. I 'Nr ?fi?x yogi? nw.3E5 mg' IDRRAINE MEYER - Band 1,2,3,h3 Glee Club 1,23 Chorus 1,2,3,hj Chronicle 1,2,3,hj Messenger 2,33 Photo Club hs G.A.C. 1,2,3,hQ Circus 1, 2,h3 Office Monitor 2,b3 Basketball l,2,3,h3 Softball 13 secretary of senior Class Mg Boys Glee Club Accompanist 3,h. v CLAYTON STOWELL - Glee Club 1,2,3,h3 Debate 13 Messenger l,2,3,h3 Dramatics 1,23 Student Council 13 Circus 1,2,hj Office Monitor 2,3,hj Library Monitor 1,25 Basketball Manager 2,33 Printing 1. if fy 77 my 'f-P-1 X ' ...W 4,-Qfft' ,. oSSz?L g Below - Latin I students Louise Robinson, Anne Wright and Elizabeth Sanderson. Below - Two pony tails from Jamaica, Mary Howe, and Polly Patrick, roast hot dogs. That's Mary Holden making like NThe Thinker.n Left - Larry Gould taking off for first in the kick-ball game at the Frosh-Soph Picnic. FRONT ROW - Richard Pomfrey, Patrick Robinson, Robert Pinneyg SECOND ROW - Louise Robin- son, Marion Slason, John Whipple, Pauline Patrick, Charlotte Brooks, Elizabeth Whipple, Elaine Arms, THIRD ROW - Bruce McIntosh, Robert Pollard, James Beers, Robert Robinson, David Lawrence, Lucius Martin, Lawrence Weir. Not shown: Anne Wright, Flizabeth Sander- son, Richard Payne. Mr. Myers preparing lesson plans. FRESHMAN CLASS I President - Pauline Patrick Vice President - Elizabeth Whipple Secretary - Patrick Robinson Treasurer - Bruce McIntosh Student Council - First Semester Christine Coleman John Whipple Second Semester Steven Doane Louise Robinson Advisor - Mr. Myers FRONT ROW - Rooney Gibbs, Danny Bloom, Alan Dean, Larry Gould, SECOND ROW - Martha Radkovsky, Mary Howe, Maxine Knights, Christine Coleman, Joy Ezequelle, Pat Eckert, THIRD ROW - Keith Harrington, Stephen Brown, Steven Doane, Grace Perry, David Brooks, Ira Knapp, Robert Coleman. I 25 .M if RIGHT - Roger Chamberlin, Raymond Gregory, Clyde Underwood, Gail Turner, Everett Childs, Emalie Johnson, Shirley Van Ness, Ronald Lyman, Janie Balch, Donna Harris, Becky Lackey. W So homores are getting up in the world via the 0 P balcony of the gym. Also we bested by one notch l our low position on the magazine drive totem po e. At that rate we ought to be top eagle as Seniors. Most enjoyed - the task of feeding up those Frosh - h akesl at our picnic --- uuuumm , t ose c -ill A 5 B31 I ,.tL ,TM fg t.eM hx! SOPHGMGRE CLASS 'FH' ABOVE - Melvin Robinson, David Hamilton, Herman Parsons, Charles Hemminger, Edwin Connors, Edward Magoon, Sulo Salo, Alan Hamilton, Steven Clark. RIGHT ABOVE - Esther Abbott, Eugene Morrison, Edna Abbott, David Short, Mary Holden, Carole Ann Aither, Edward McGinn, Jackie Jacques, Clinton O'Brien. 26 KJ ., N , 7--.. , w Lv V 6 'vu 5 'Qs J , U :K n rl 4 4 , Nm, 4 Ms.. G3 fd. . i 3 x, S, n A gh af' v ik ' 15? -' s 3 vig .ff M My-' WM - ., ...naw ,,.,-wmv-vw 011' Bill Arms Roberta Putnam Lynn Kent 'S-iii? Donna McGoff qtlllman Slason Treasurer mmimQyeii?fi5fwHwmx+w f.- V 1 Q g . 'PEER vu.. .v , Q' Q W 3 45554: wr 'H--I -my .H y fn W i Qi? Q.gilfpf?Q,,, - 1, wr X9 Jancy Cobb , H Bruce Stratton Carleen Otis 1 '- n Roland 0 ' Brien Marjorie Bruce! larry Robinson Marita Cole man Stanley Radkovsky 5 tttt me P 5 fe 'YS 'QWS7 Ruth Hamllton 4:45. Robert Shea 5 95,95 N,.. X W ingest Me5h wma, mu., we 43 5 1 nz 4 ,P :eg-.:l11,. 1 , T: ' 'i:v 1 'N',-.1-f '.':2':E2l-.5 5-QQ mem-xf A 1wae,i -,,o, Kenny Tuttle Ir. Rose- V Advisor R? . xhl-AAA: Emily Stukus new 'f Still at large J Clarence Brown Judy Fletcher Alan 1lls Reddy Bloom James Martin gm 'XM 2225524 'dfv9mw??Q3W M's 1 do 'WM f . Y. , L,,, . A N , i t 3EJ?ii-Eff wil? 'FAN9 -. ' -f N' F K 'X sz in ' 4.1. f- - X Rlchard Chase Weston Severence Larry Brooke A Z bm. Nfl 1 Ill' I N191 ' lfl fx, . ,nf I 'iff' xy X Xllnffff ,f'1 f fl If ,l. I UU, , ff I I , 'fivifies First Semester Members - Alan Hamilton, fu STUDENT COUNCIL i2?2m22iPEiia SealiHJ.:3fk5ZanCElZEZiTe 5' Curt Lawrence, Alan Bills. Two members of the Student Council are elected each semester by their respec- tive classes. First semester officers: President Curt Lawrence, Vice Pres- ident Alan Bills, Secretary Becky Lackey. Second semester officers: Presi- dent Jim Twitchell, Vice President Stillman Slason, Secretary Becky Lackey. The Student Council Sponsors school improvement projects, plans and carries out school parties and other all-school activities. One project undertaken was the sale of a season basketball ticket which was well received for the first year. Mr. Rose acted as faculty sponsor for the first times Second Semester Members - Stillman Slason, Mr. Rose - Advisor, Louise Robinson, Ruth Hamilton, Jim Twitchell- Marlene Westine, Becky Lackey, Steve Doane, Alan Hamilton. -tw-JL f E, il Exe xifxxl V 5 ,v RIGHT - Pat Herbert prepares lists of names while Joan Morrison and Betty Salo type copy. BELOW - Editor Evelyn Vose plans order of the day with staff: Danny Bloom Cfeeling no painl, Betty Gale Ccatching up on her sleepj, Betty Salo Chappy because she doesn't have to type todayj, Business Manager Barbara Brown Cwondering what is going to happen nextl, Pat Herbert Cenjoying the whole thingb, John Whipple Cdoesn't believe itj, Larry Gould Castonishedj, and Joan Morrison Ctickled because she is going to Brat- tleboro after adsl. fm?- m, .nnI 1vr- Q4 YEARBOOK STAFF In this issue the Messenger Staff has concentrated on a more informal pres- entation of the life of the school. We have used more photographs and have tried as far as possible to get pictures that illustrate the various activities in progress. Staff members not shown in these shots are : Holly Carleton, David Gibbs, Ruth Hamilton, Donna McGoff, Carleen Otis. Advisor - Mr. Monroe RIGHT - Betty Gale, Anna White, Clayton Stowell, and Marjorie Bruce check ads. ---.., Library fix FRONT RO. Anna White, Elaine Arms, Betty Whipple, Nancy Cobb, SECOND ROWLJoy Ezequelle, Robert Shea, Mary Holden, THIRD ROW Dick Payne, Edna Abbott, Robert Pollard, Eddie McGinn. MONITORS FRONT ROW Donna Harris, Betty Gale, Pat Herbert, Sonya Salo, Marita Coleman, Marjorle Bruce, SECOND ROW-Clayton Stowell, Emily Stukus, Mary Holden, Fdna Abbott, Joan Morrison, Carole Aither, Donna McGoff, Martha Radkovskyg THIRD ROW Ruth Hamilton, Lorraine Meyer, Jane Balch, Betty Whipple, Ann Wr1ght, Mar1on Slason, Louise Robinson, Elizabeth Sanderson. The OFFICE and LIBRARY MONITORS are a group who give one study hall to performing services which help to make the operation of the school more efficient. The OFFICE MONITORS below collect attendance reports from the teachers in each class during each period all day and do errands as needed. The LIBRARY MONITORS check the books and magazines in and out and are res- ponsible for the appear- ance of the library. fficc '5-S 'if li Betty Whipple and Mary Howe prepare to run another page on the duplicator. STAFF - Louise Robinson - Editor Ruth Hamilton - News Editor Ann Wright - Art Editor Bob MacDouga11 - Sports Lorraine Meyer - Sports Mary Howe - Jokes Betty Whipple - Publication REPORTERS - Marion Slason Elizabeth Sanderson Jackie Jacques TYPISTS - Joan Morrison Betty Salo Marjorie Bruce Anna White Head Majorette Pat Herbert MAIGRETTE LEFT BETDW-Betty Gale and Betty Salo. RIGHT BELOW-Maxine Knights , Elaine Arms, Carole Aither. 1 , as X-mf LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW - Curt Lawrence, Stillman Slason, John Whipple, Michael Northup, Carlsen Otis, SECOND ROW - Marion Slason, Richard Stratton, David Gibbs, Steve Doane, Betty Whipple, THIRD ROW - Lorraine Meyer, Steve Clark, Bruce Mclntosh, Bruce Stratton, FOURTH ROW - Bob McIntosh, Elizabeth Sanderson, Ed McGinn, Jean Graham, Alan Bills, Advisor Mr. Rose, Emily Stukus. Mr. Perry and grade pupils Under the direction of Mr. Rose, the Band has been active in various school occasions including the concerts, the Circus, and Commencement exercises. It also participated in the American Legion ceremonies of Memorial Day. The Band is open to any student who will learn an instrument and provision is made for instrumental instruction. As a result, in addition to the high school students, a number of grade school pupils are taking lessons and will be able to continue in the Band when they come into high school. 35 The Glee Clubs are open to all students who enjoy singing. These groups work in three and four part harmony and sing a variety of material, some serious and some novel. They contribute to most school programs throughout the year. GLEE CLUBS iaaikws Director - Mrs. Tewksbury FRONT ROW - Christine Coleman, Betty Whipple, Joy Ezequelle, Barbara Brown, Jackie Jacques, Ruth Ham ltong SECOND ROW - Mary Howe, Sonya Salo, Becky Lackey, Pat Herbert, Betty Gale, Jean Graham, Anna White, THIRD ROW - Martha Radkovsky, Pat Eckert, Elaine Arms, Ann Wright, Marion Slason, Janie Balch, Evelyn Vose, Donna McGoff, Emily Stukus. FRONT ROW - Lawrence Weir, Robert Pinney, Gene Morrison, Robert Pollard, Larry Gould, Richard Pomfrey, Sulo Salo, Danny Bloom, SECOND ROW - Richard Payne, Richard Stratton, Louis Wright, Curt Lawrence, Robert MacDougall, Alan Hamilton, Accompanist Lorraine Meyer, THIRD ROW - John Whipple, David Gibbs, Hans Prakelt, Bucky Pelsue, Raddy Bloom, Robert Mclntosh. Director - Mr. Monroe Soprano section CHORUS ROSTER Polly Patrick Mary Howe Pat Herbert Sonya Salo Shirley Cobb Betty Gale Jean Graham Janie Balch Martha Radkovsky Marion Slason Joy Ezequelle Pat Eckert Marlene Westine Nancy Cobb Judy Fletcher Ann Wright Betty Whipple Holly Carleton Charlotte Brooks Elaine Arms Donna Harris Carole Aither Maxine Knights Christine Coleman Barbara Brown Evelyn Vose John Whipple Steve Clark Larry Gould David Gibbs Bob MacDougall Curt Lawrence Raddy Bloom Clarence Brown Gene Morrison Hans Prakelt Betty Salo Bob McIntosh In the pictures the Chorus is practicing for Spring Concert. This group consists of 38 voices and participates in numerous activities throughout the year. The work of the group culminates in the programs of Baccalaureate and Commencement. Bass and Tenor section '5T Alto section , '14 N , Instructor - Mrs. Mildred Tewksbury Accompanist - Christine Coleman and Emily Stukus. Q1 N SONGSTFRS - David Gibbs - Tenor Bob McDougall Baritone, Bob McIntosh - Bass. CO-DIRECTORS ? dgkfi? a M Mrs. Martha Kearley 995 N? viii' LANE n ei? Brown. nLET'S GET AWAY FROM IT ALLW L. G. S. Strato-Jet CIRCUSIFLIGHT April 10 and ll Dutton Gymnasium - Townshend PAY NOW --- PARACHUTE LATER Martha Kearley - Arlo Monroe Rehearsing - DANCERS - Jean Graham, Christine G00d view Of 11P'B1'1d'C0U1- Coleman, Polly Patrick, Judy Fletcher, Barb ing dancer Jlldl' Fletcher: and patches, going away. Every student in school, all faculty, numerous interested adults, join in the preparations and presentations of these shows. Equipment, apparatus for gymnasts, sets, papier-mache animals, costumes, posters, programs, tickets, bookkeeping accounts, lights, bleachers, and all acts are prepared by students under direction of faculty members. Proceeds are used to help meet the expenses of the activity program of the school. - ...V Bob McIntosh riding ll high' Coach Johnson's Q5 rf 1958 CIRCUS we went around the world in 90 min- utes with the theme of The 1958 Circus, Let's Get Away From It All. New and unsurpassed acts - wild and ferocious animals, colorful costumes, dramatic sets, amazing death-defying feats, beautiful girls, wonderful music, exciting gymnastics, exotic dances - from near and far. Tumblers. w David Brooks, Weston Severence, Fvie Vose hold eight-foot spider down while painting death's- NIN ' . 3 Z.. head WAR G on its back fy JE 3 'fs f h CAIHH w- I Q 2 nson, DAMFFEsiJng5app es. I FTRFSS 1 il :ef- EW! UN THE PHOTO CLUB - started a few years back has taken new life this year. About 15 members have been meeting each week and during these sessions the group has discussed fundamentals, compositions and other picture-taking problems and have participated in various group picture-taking assignments in which the entire group concentrated on a single subject. RIGHT - David Gibbs admires the view, while Hans Prakelt takes a picture of Holly Carleton. 2 J LEFT - Jimmy Beers, John Whipple, Neil Pelsue, Pat Eckert, David Hamilton, Betty Whipple. ICTO CLUB iwmuffwww.. 5345 Q 5' f -. 3 . . xi ?s ,. -' 23-if - M I Q .i w ,x , -Nffasfzu' n5 5? S 549 .iii Ii ' ,gil M .+ ,W ig: rf iff 3 , Qi5 . - DRAMATIC CLUB BELOW - Mrs. Rhodes CGrace Perryl admonishes Orphan Girl CLouise Robinsonl for spilling a tray. Daughter Glory Rhodes CMary Howel is sweet and understanding. sf ,?, , . sp, ' 'A f ff' Q s 'if f A n, .. z f 5 I j A 5 i'f'Z1'1 Nw XA 'f'1!Q!' X ABOVE - Director Robert Wheeler and entire cast. Q7 D ' f' ' Y LEFT - Fifi La Tour fJoy Ezequellel spins a net for Abner Crane fRaddy Bloomj as Quendolyn, the Waitress CMarion Slasonj, offers warning. Rehearsing for NTHF DOWNFALL OF DANIEL LOOPHOLE:n The Constable CA1an Billsl draws a bead on Daniel Loophole CRobert Sheaj while Qnigley Quack CRobert Colemanj worries about his sore feet. Prompter Charlotte Brooks should duck. Becky Lackey pays her forfeit by telling a very very funny story with gestures. Total Receipts - 81,960.00 High Class - Juniors High Salesmen - any Carleen Otis R Bob MacDougal1 fr' 5:4 4 -. Air' 1 gs ww Activity Profits - 3730.00 less I '-i f , approximately 3100.00 for individual prizes. ga, BN 1 FRONT ROW Gould, Harry Neil Pelsue, Carleen Otis, NEXT ROW - Stillman Slason, Mr. Rose, Bob McIntosh, Pauline Patrick, Roland O'Brien, Mary Holden, and Melvin Robinson. Harry, Neil, and Carleen were our BUSINESS MANAGERS and the others were CLASS TEAM CAPTAINS. Mr. R059 Wag FACULTY ADVISOR. Lorraine Meyer s,a ' w , unmq,s R 0 I MAGAZINE itg at -. -SH'qf, f 'F -. -X' . ',?!S7.E-lislx IH , Students enjoy the results of the penalties at a Magazine Drive assembly DRIVE 43 Neil Pelsue , Lorraine Meyer izcnship Boys, And Girls' State These three Seniors were our 1957 Boys' and Girls' State representatives. These organizations are sponsored by the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary and the students who attend are selected for leadership and other qualifications as required by the sponsors. For a week following their Junior year, the boys attend at Norwich.University and the girls at Vermont Junior College. Barbara Brown James Twitchell as Sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution, this Good Citizenship Award is made by a vote of the faculty after nominations have been made by the members of the Senior Class. 44 I , M Q -'-- 2 J X i fmewlfew vm, f ---, XNNWSN 1 , ,-.v,,,, ,239 ., . 'J I , A .. N1 -r w, LL.., Q . . :f-1 is , .,,. W,,. K K ' ' W i -'-- 4 f -' 52-es x M - - fi -L- Q - , 'jk f . Y m,.' X ' - 3 V- ,,mmK, va 'Z Ak U ' , V ' . L X ' V+! ' . K 6. fr: 1 F 4' S X gf- ffzihwmzi-ffw ' 75- -QQRW . 'VH fi? K- q K Kwik ,. - If :fm A w,.., WSW? . . ,V ,, X alll - - A . wk NX Xww-. aw il If S, M s , l A . Q? N ,if fc-1 uw . Jig 1 x K N , lf 3, .xg gg Y A bg.. aim, :Q gf, 4 me R Q My R Q, n 8 Q wwf .,' . 9 Y s xi' Q' 1 3 ,,,,,,,,,.,:, WM .Ll- .Q 'Qui M'JI'.: , ...W , ,.,.....,.,.- - mm. We have played soccer as an intramural sport for some years. This fall soccer was included for the first time as a competitive sport. The team.was out- fitted with soccer shoes, shin guards, and snappy green-and-white striped jerseys. The boys worked hard, found they had much to learn, and the record of their first season speaks for itself and well. Cross Country Above-L.G.S. scores from well out. SOCCER SCORES 0 Arlington S Wilmington h No. Bennington 1 Arlington h Wilmington l No. Bennington r FRONT ROW-Bruce Stratton, Billy Arms, Coach Johnson, Captain Curt Lawrence, Bob McIntosh, Bob MacDougal13 SECOND ROW-Harry Robinson, Ftillman Slason, Melvin Robinson, Lynn Kent, Alan Hamilton. The 1957 CROSS CCUNTFY TEAM placed 8th in the An- nual Vermont Interscholastic Cross Country Run held at the University of Vermont. The run was won by Gallager of Rutland - time lb:hb.3. In a field of nearly 100, Lawrence and Stratton of L.G.S. placed llth and 13th with times of l5:h8 and 15:55 respectively. 47 J M1555 Aw. A ivlilwl , Q, 1 3 KWH? ,. 'af , rw Pm ai 3 X FRONT ROW-Clyde Underwood, Curt Lawrence , Lynn Kent, Wally Robinson, John I-Eorrison, Neil Pelsue, Ed Magoon, Alan Hamilton, SECOND ROW- Coach Johnson, Roland O'Brien, Harry Robinson, Jimmy Twitchell, Stillman Slason, Melvin Robinson, Raymond Gregory. BASEBALL Pitcher Curt Lawrence - Won 7 Lost 3 Vermont Academy Benn. Catholic Arlington St. Michaels Vermont Academy No. Bennington Crained out? Deerfield Acad. Benn. Catholic Arlington Wilmington St. Michaels 9 No. Bennington Hitting ,. l No. Bennington James 'Mitchell .311 26 Wilmington 0 Butch Kent .330 9 BTadf01'd 11 Harry Robinson .360 11 Alu-'mi 7 Wally Robinson .382 - Mack Bat Award Fielding - , A John Morrison f' Harry Robinson ff I, 1 , '-TN 'g:? R A Y This squad is the first for many years to 5 X receive an invitation to play in the State 1 Tournament. In we playoff with Bradford, :Q held June 3 at Windsor, Bradford won ll - 9. 50 The 1957 season was the second straight undefeated season and resulted in win- ning the Molly Stark League Softball Trophy. with the pitching of Evie Vose and the catching of Elaine Aither, we won the sectional play-off from Arling- ton 16 - 8 for the championship. Coach - Arlo Monroe GIRLS' SOFTBALL FRONT ROW - Emily Stukus, Edna Abbott, Barbara Brown, Elaine Aither, Evelyn Vose, Martha Gould, Mona Landman, Mary Holden, Carole Aitherg SECOND ROW - Jean Graham, Clara McGoff, Donna Harris, Betty Gale, Esther Abbott, Pat Herbert, Jean Grindlay, Donna McGoff, Judy Fletcher, Kathy Dewey, Joy Cook, Coach Mr. Monroe. 1 T' Www MW' 3 .Aux fffh' :'r.,H ,.r Sha f so 'C , sftcgjh' ' ,1, t ' MQ f's i?iL,,o' ? ',. 1 j imi Q-. f ' in X 'i'x,, ,. N I 'Leo . . M11 A7545 A Q tt- faftvatsls 'saaf use vi 4 Q ?'H' i f'j1. in af3 ,Q Q a, 9 K- .T . sk Y as . A . .. 4- . , K I A , .. 1, :Saas 1 f C A . . a K V nn' - ,Ti av- K X , xx V 4 U v A C Q 7 4 . !3v Donna McGoff stretches for a close one at as Mary Holden pegs to Edna Abbott. at Nui? 51 BASKETBALL FRONT ROW - Betty Gale, Judy Fletcher Carole Aither, Barb Brown, Lorraine Meyer, Evie Vose, Pat Herbert, Betty Salog SECOND ROW - Edna Abbott, Ann Wright, Donna McGoff, Gracie Perry, Betty Whipple, Holly Carleton, Sonya Salog THIRD ROW - Maxine Knights, Donna Harris, Martha Radkovsky, Polly Patrick, Pat Eckert, Becky Lackey, Mary Howe. VETERANS - Judy Fletcher, Betty Gale, Pat Herbert, Barb Brown, Evelyn Vose, Lorraine Meyer, Betty Salo, Carole Aither. 146 L17 M8 51 118 29 26 32 35 21 37 50 L17 So Co-Captains Evelyn Vose and Barb Brown with Coach Monroe SCORES Thayer Hinsdale Thayer Hinsdale Alumni Bennington Catholic Wilmington Arlington North Bennington Bennington Catholic Wilmington Arlington North Bennington Burr Q Burton Jackie Jacques I nwmwvwvw' CHEERLEADERS Jean Graham Carleen 01315 ,, M.....A.A,,..,.,.,..M,,,..,......M.w- Carleen Ot1S, Mary Holden, Jean Graham, Ruth H8ml1t0H, Jackle Jacques. W4-it-f ' ww A ,.L- .gl vky. 2: .V WHL? 'A Yak, . , . v - ,L-- A Ma 'f - an rl - jfntf ' W? ff? jf 5. . ' .p,x,:wQ-'i T ' 14 Lx 'ic if if 'YI Ss in x 1 1 1 8 .11 ff .X - 4, 'qllv' 1' wvswnwfilllm Few -H598 . 23:9 1 1-1 W fff?f?' .S , Q x , V xiii Gam, , 1- S Q If r-, 3 . . - Q ., i, ' xx 1 'N , sk X gag. x ,,, -,.. 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Londonderry, Vermont T 1 mifizbw Real New England Hospitality George A. Bemis, Proprietor Alpine 4-4585 Brattleboro, Vt. I 525415 COFFE E xgucxnmwvens wucom E , Q., Q Light Lunches 5 nGood Coffeen Wardsboro ,. TW-6-2571 CW-'EDGE Pick - up and Delivery T VA 415262 So. Londonderry, Vt. o f ,, T! Amoco Dealer Congratulations to the Seniors Gasoline, Range and Fuel Oil ABLE Wgggflg on, co., INCORPORATED Poultry Farms Brattleboro, Vermont west Townshend, Vermont Telephone AL 4-2355 C Ompllments of A MY S NAVY ALL QTAIE STORE Shop Us for a Complete Line of Men's and Boys' Clothing. Shoes, Toys , Sporting Goods. hhmdzfwu 'Pepa' WARD N. LIFE INSURANCE BROIL-.. Vermont It's Still the Best Buy. There is No Reliable Massachusetts Substitute For Life Insurance. Established New Hampshire Companies Telephone AL 4-4510 111+ Main Street Brattleboro, Vermont 78 Quality work is our Specialty VIG-I LA NTE'S DEVCYS ef Sunoco Service Station Home Laundry 2 X I C i R H, Putn y cad A11 Types of Laundry ' T 1 AL? u 882 e c ine 9 8 Frost Place ALp1ne 1+-56,20 , V Brattle OPO, Vt. Brattleboro, vt. 1 i i i with A11 Good wishes to Leland and Gray Seminary 1 For the Coming Year oo,,,,c...',x ERMQNT-PEQPL S '- i'lL :',l' '- VERMONT-PEOPLES 5 gapilla' 25 'V V .-I NATIONAL BANK Ei if f l'o,,o.m,.v mumuznono. vsnmom' IEIIEIFEDEIAL IKIIKIYIDEIAL Dlfti Meniber of 1 Federal Deposit F Insurance Corporation 3 j I Since 1852 Jamaica, Ver-mont Telephone TR Ll--592 X N J.A.MUZZ CO. Dealers in General Merchandise 1 FOR FLOWERS 774 MRS. ANNA B. ROBERTSON Proprietor Telephone AL. 4-5255 or AI.. 4-5810 Say It With F1owers eww SW The Home of Good Furniture sz - 54 Eliiof street N Brattleboro, Vermont Q 79 i QQ sg f Holden 8Mu1-lin -H A ' Ek --Zmefk fe AE? gg!! 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AL M5190 ALp1ne 1+-91412 80 F ' IWW 9 X T BREEZY ' MEADOWS Housekeeping cottages For Rent MR. AND MRS. ROBERT L. SHORT water Well Drum Townshend, Vermont Telephone FOrest 5-7348 Dealers in Good P xmps So. Londondeyry, Yft. Tel. VA 1+-5283 J T o 9 ' ' ' t I' 1 r AND SAVE MQW-I hx ILA SUPPLY CO., INC The Store of Fine Diamonds 62 Main Street 7 Central Square 22 Main Street Keene, N. H. Brattleboro, Vt. 239 oieffi . ear 'ey V Burner Servxce Esso Heating ils Telephone FO 5 7647 Townshend, Ve P ont Plumbing, Appliances, Heat 8: Sh et Metal Brattleborro, Vermont S 2 I 2 Townshend , Vermont I 'rea .sz - 3 I . I . 3 U :aa'.Rx122,x 1 1' I ' ' wi aww., -1 1.Wa'.uIazag11em-za 1 ' ' 'lW:11::1E1:13'1:3:f11:xgE,1,1-yjizgfixil GORDON W. PHIL LIPS Sandwiches, Fountain Service Sealtest 8: Fro-joy Ice Cream Drugs 8a Sundries Films as Developing wfpqi I S' Iii ? 1 - ' S I 'I N E S tl mf66'I' The Complete Food Store Freezer Locker Processing and Storage Elliot Street Brattleboro, Vt. I I I: Serves CLOTHING- Men's, E-Iomen's, Ch1ldr'en's Clothes Jamaica , Vermont BRATTLEKBRO, VERMONT 55 ELLIOT STREET 82 CONGRATULATIONS to the and sores Apples - Peaches - Peirs ' Strawberries In Season 1 Telephone ALpine 4-Z4L75 I Dummerston. Vermint M Compliments of W Tune WATER DR, J '--P ASSOCIATED T on CUMQANY , I MMM Flying A Service Lubrication Tires Batteries Brattleboro, Vermont 120 Canal St. Brattleboro Vt. p Telephone ALp1ne lg.-9863 T W l -I , ' hi Q T NEWFANE STO E CLOVER FARM S ORE Swi.ft's Meats - S.S. Pi rce Foods Prime Frozen F ods Fresh Fruits and Ve etables Variety Store and Ruit Craft Greeting Card MRS. NORMA MORSE Telephone FOrest 5-7775 l F i I W M749 if Q . Tire Service Headquatrters General Trucking Bulldozer Work Phone, Aldpine 4,2367 50 Canal St Townshend, Vermont Tel. FOrest 5-7735 Brattleboro, Vermiant 83 U Telephone AL 4-5200 I Brattleboro, Vermont AMON L . DEWITT g11Tl'IMO The Messenger Staff wishes to thank the KE. merchants and friends FEED AND SUPPLY CO. for their ads and cooperation. l' -H 1 Gas - Oil Groceries AMERICAN OPTICAL CO Telephone AL U-23141 Brattleboro, Vermont Compliments of M R ' L L- M LIQUEFIED GAS CO 'l lf t,'.'.' fr T eVt L HHV1 M g cog Putney Rd. Brattleboro, Vt I , v j1mZz ,, A E L-ri V Dial ALpine 4-5755 f X ' A G 1 , '.,. Townshend, Vermont Plush and Terry Toys 84 034.5 0 0 6WW6 S 'Qwywmdl M4 gfffmqf 'PU FF ER Telephone ALpine 4-9122 Brattleboro, Vermont giggwmhk qu KK M' , Compliments of ' f BROWN S hui-,,H,. 1. G. A. STORE i L ' Groceries at Every Day Low Prices Men's Work Clothes and Work Shoes Woolrich Woolens Clothes - Hardware Paints - Mobilgas and Oil f W! V, 1- - if ,y fi f,f xx X X fzff f af f NW Brattleboro, 'Vermont West Wardsboro, Vermont 5 Compliments of Cook With Electricity It's Cheaper- X 1 WAG-'IGI E23 ll Ifitffl 4, ' S C t I ' CENTRAL l-'W Better Fitting Shoes for Over 30 Years : VE I2 M O NT x 9 N Brattleboro, Vermont PUBLIC SERVICE I 85 Commercial Printing and Compliments of Office Supplies THE D Q . l2. A . ST E V E N 5 V PRESS 84 UZ Western Avenue Christmas Cards Wedding Invitations Brattleboro, Vermont Typewriters Repaired Telephone AL 4-5313 Brattleboro, Vermont Southwickk ra2Mn.u.Am7 , WMSW Qagmiivean 4 661 W opposite Larchis Theatre I TCDVVNSI-I END 'fwwitww 0. INSURANCE AGENCY Incorporated American Building, 67 Main Street AL 4-4911 Brattleboro, Vermont Repair Service TV Radio Appliances, C. S. Royce Townshend, Vermont Furniture of Early New England 86 1 ,w . H 4 V. f Q , ,, -v . 'si .f mf 15 . Q xt? ae- . .. ' 1 ,ax .I J., uh jd,-.Q ru, .1 a .1 - . V- ,--,J 4 'La ,, , Am. e- ! ' ' '. 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