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

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2 Blue and Go LEO HOWARD PIDGEON ClLe0,9 GENERAL COURSE Leo has been active in both baseball and basketball during his four years of high school. His future plans, at present, include a session with Uncle Sam. Activities-Baseball 11, 2, 3, 43, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 43, Green Mountain Boys' State 133, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 43, All-State Chorus 13, 43, Volleyball 11, 2, 33, Operetta 133, Christmas Cantata 123, Music Festival 11, 2. 3, 43: Northwestern Tourney 12, 3, 43, Soccer 143, Minstrel Show 143, One-act play 133, Senior Play, Class Secretary 123, Vice-President 143: Blue and Gold Staff 143, Class Prophecy, Class Night Play. MAURICE WALTER ROUSSIN Canuck GENERAL COURSE Maurice is one of the quiet boys in the class. He enjoys several sports -basketball, soccer, and, above all, tumbling. We're sure his pleasing personality will serve him well in the future. Activities-Basketball 143, Senior Play, Minstrel Show 143, Glee Club 11, 3, 43, Student Council 143, Soccer 143, Tumbling 13, 43, Drivers' Traininj 113, Physical Education 113, Class Gifts, Class Night Play, Blue and Golil Staff 14 . LOIS EVA RUSSELL GLOW COMMERCIAL COURSE Lois, you will find, is where there is laughter, for she creates it. She will be hearing wedding bells soon after school is out. We hope she will he very happy. Activities-Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Christmas Cantata 11, 33, Acrobatics 12, 33, Junior Prom Committee, Sophomore Hop Committee, Class Pro- pheey, Style Show 11, 23, Minstrel Show 11, 2. 3. 43, Music Festival 11, 2. 43, All-State Chorus 133, Class Night Play, Blue and Gold Staff 143. JOYCE LEONA SCRIBNER CCI0y,5 COMMERCIAL COURSE Ioyce, the youngest girl of the class, lans to become a typist. We hope that she and her inseparable friend and, cousin, Shirley, will be able to find a job in the same office. Activities-Physical Education 11, 23, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Basketball 123, Christmas Cantata 12, 3, 43, Minstrel Show 11, 2, 3, 43, Style Show 11, 43, Drivers' Training 123, Music Festival 11, 2, 3, 43, Class History, Senior Play Committee, Operetta 11, 33, Junior Prom Committee 133, Sophomore Hop Committee, Blue and Gold Staff 143, Class History, Class Night Play.

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22 activities. At the Minstrel Show we played Cot- ton Babes for our annual Kake Walkv. We also played at the Christmas Pageant. We played several selections for our Spring Concert. The Band played three selections for our audition at the Music Festival. They were c'Orange Bowlv, Copley Squarcv, and Bright Star Overturev. The thirty-five members of the band are very proud of their new uniforms. The Band and Clee Club also took part in the Memorial Day Parade and Program spon- sored by the American Legion. Our school was well represented this year at All-State. The members of the Band who at- tended were judith Davis, Gwendolyn Caswell, Marolyn Branch, Marilyn Towne, Thelma Blow and jean Cabree. We also sent three members to All-State Or- chestra. They were janet Fienemann, Betty Bushey and Florence Terry. With our performance at Class Night our ac- tivities for this year will be completed. IEAN C. GABREE On October 24, the Senior Class, di- rected by Miss Hol- den, presented a three - act p 1 a y, Spring Fever . Those in the cast were Allen Beaupre, Bernard King, Robert Lirnoge, Flor- Blue and C0111 ence Phillips, Doris LeClaire. Betty Bushey, Shirley Breault, Paul Dingler. Connie jackson, judith Davis, Maurice Roussin and Leo Pidgeon. The animal Minstrel Show was presented No- vember 20 and 21. The first part consisted of songs, dances, and jokes by the soloists, chorus and endmen. The endinen were Roger Conyeau, Maurice Roussin, Robert Limoge, Allen Beaupre, Leon Breault and Robert Brisson. Leo Pidgeon was interlocntor. The second part featured se- lections by the band. and acrobatics under the direction of Mr. Patton. This was followed by the Kake VValk. The winners this year were Lewis Dodge and Alden jones. Others taking part were XVarren XVhite, Peter Cadreact, Alton Lombard, Bernard Smith. Albert Parker, james Russell, Leo Pidgeon and Bernard Lareau. On April 27, three one-act plays were pre- sented. The junior play, The NVeatherman's Secret , was coached by Miss Kellogg. Those in the cast were Cynthia Martell, james Russell, Robert Brisson, Thelma Blow, janet Ficnemann, and Theresa jordan. The Sophomores, directed by Miss Stanley, presented The Red Light . The cast consisted of Victoria Blow, Melvin Hussey, jeanette Ratte, Warren VVhite, Larry Roy and Abiah Briggs. The Freshmen presented c'Last Night's Paperv. In the cast were Ceorge Cover, james Manley, jacqueline Brisson, Estell Larrow, Harold Phelps and Maxine Trayah. Miss Meyer directed this play. They won the contest. jumru DAv1s KAKE WALK VVINNERS O A. joNr1s AND L. Donor?