Milton High School - Blue Gold Yearbook (Milton, VT)

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I2 Blue and Cold wonlt have to huy one when you go into nurses' training. t Pun! llinglwr- Paul, we give you this new hut, and we hope . that soinecluv vou will he chef at the 'Olde llozmln. Hr. Pullou- XX'e giye you this trailer truck so you can t'2ll'l'f' the tuinhlers and equipment around with you troin town to town more easily. fllltllillfll' Illum- NY4- giye you this free hunch of tickets so you eun see the yVhc-cling Jamboree any tiine you like. ltUlll'I'f l,imog1'- 'l'o lioh we give ll credit card of your own so you wont he clmrging gas to your father for your inuny trips to Milton, linger 610111111111- XXR- giye you il free parking ticket for park- ing on St. l,ouis Street in Burlington. Betty Bushcy- To you, Betty, we give this kitten to start oil' the animal collection that you want on the farm. M r. Poqzlettc- NVQ give you this sponge and cloth to keep the kids husy when they stay after school, Maurice H0u.ssin- NVQ give you ax pass so when you get lone- some in New York. you can eoine hziek :intl see your ex-girl friencl. Miss Meyers- NVe give you these nails so you Cllll keep the furniture stationary in the Home Economies room. A1,I,lcN Bl'1Al'I'Hl'1 fTIIARLO'l'l'IC Bnuro IRNIA Loxnsmtn BIQRNARD KING NIAURICI4: Rousslx MIXED CLEE CLUB

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lflue and Gold 11 'mmIIIIIIInunIIIumnuuuuunumnnnnnnnnnnn1nnnunniuunnumunnnnnnnm nnumnnmnnmunu Class Cyfls imunmnnIIIIuIIIIunIInnnnnnnnnmmm Allen Beaupre- We leave you this pound of coffee so you can keep awake when you go to New York again. Irma Lombard - We give you a Driverls Manual containing all the answers so you will know what to say the next time you get stopped by a State Trooper. Bernard King- Bernard, since you canlt get into G.E. be- cause of your Algebra, we give you an ad- vanced Algebra book in hopes you can catch up with the rest. Miss Kellogg- We give you these typing erasers to replace the ones Robert Limoge has in his car. Mr. Morris- . We leave you this record How Much is the Doggie in the Windowv so that you won't have to sing it all the time! However, We do like to hear you sing. June Hayes- We give you this flashlight so you can light your way when you go to the dances. Joyce Scribner - We give you this private telephone line so you and Shirley can talk all you want and without interruption. Mr. Bevins- We give you this picture of the Band. When you look at it, you will see assembled some of the greatest musicians in the country to- day. lean Gabree- The Seniors give you a Hash Csnncra to ro- place the one you lost in New York. 11unIIIIllIIIIInIIIIllIIIIIllIIIIllIIIIllIIIIllllnlllnlllmmlm lllllllllllllif Connie Jackson- We give you this permit so that you can fol- low Chuck all over New England. Miss Stanley- We give you this big stick, so you can keep peace in your advanced Algebra Class. Lois Russell- To you, Lois, we give this book of recipes. We hear that you will be needing them soon. Shirley Breault- We give you this miniature Suburban so that you can go to South Hero on week ends when a certain sailor is home. Doris LeClaire- We give you this shorthand notebook as we think you will make good use of it in a cer- tain somebodyis office in Georgia. Shirley Johnson- We give you the keys to the Studebaker, so that you can have the use of it while Harold is away. Leo Pidgeon- We give you a yearls pass on the Grand Isle bus as far as Chimney Corners, so you won't have to thumb all the way to Milton to see that certain girl. Iudith Davis- To you, Judy, We give this address book so you can write down the names of the boys in Vermont in case you donlt meet anybody in Albany. Miss Holden We give you this bottle of saccharin tablets. We hear that you are now a steady user of them. Florence Phillips- T o Florence, we give this first aid kit so you

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ue and Gold 13 9 Class Poem Classmates. we know 11ot the road before us, Nor the turn in the lane aheadg lt's a long alluring journey XVhich henceforth we must tread. Our ways will bc many and varied, Successes toned with defeat- lt takes all kind of experiences To make a life time complete. There'll be joy sweet to rememberg Therell be sorrows best to forgetg YVaiting for us down lifeis highway, YVhich weve scarcely traveled as yet. In our storeroom of memories These school days will be held dear- The wonderful times at M. H. S., And the lessons we have learned here. Nor shall we forget our teachers, XVhose patience wc've put to the testg As we become older and Wiser, NVQ-'ll realize that they were the best. This close group will soon be parted, Then wc'll each go our own wayg Nlay the new friendships of tomorrow Not weaken the ones of today. Though we know not the road before us What's between here and the setting sung VVe,ll do our best to live life fully, For we know it has barely begun. CONNIE JACKSON mln: A nina - mln: l .--ii EEF . an Q!! 2 VIN!!!FIN!!lll!!.Vll.1'l.lVNNlI.'lI.Y.Vlll.!' fir all