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

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Class Gifts M ' m-- HELEN ADAMS -- We leave you ihb ceriiflcaie lo gei a ring which a cenaln boy lost. DICK ADAMS -- We leave Dick a pair of pants to replace the one ' s he ripped playing volley ball. DOLORES BLOW -- We leave you ihts extra pair of shoes so Mr. Barrett won ' t have to detour to take you home ELEANOR BLOW -- To Eleanor we leave this license as we understand she is an old hand at driving Focd cars PATTY BOURGEOIS -- We leave you a watch that keeps correct time so you can get to classes on time JACKIE BRISSON -- To Jackie we give this tin navy man so you won ' t forget a certain boy while at college. DON DEO -- We give Don a ticket so he may sit with P. Mayo during next years ' games. ELEANOR DUBUQL ' E -- Since Eleanor is so good at breaking boys ' hearts, we leave her this heart to replace the next one she breaks ARLENE ERIT -- To Arlene we leave this horn so you can make some noise when school is out. GEORGE COVER -- To George we leave this book of girls so you can make up your mind when you get out of the Navy SHEILA HUSSEY -- Sheila, we leave you a picture of a certain Senior boy. ROBERT L CASSE -- We leave you a Jaguar so that you won ' t have to go 25 miles per hour as you have to do with the jeep VIRG1NL LACASSE -- To Ginny we leave amarriage certificate so she can be married tigtit away and move into her new home behind the Blue Moon. EST ELL LARFOW -- We leave you a little car so you can practice driving and get your license. RAY LIMOGE -- We give you this permit to sleep forty minutes each day, as you have slept through Mr. Morris ' s History Class JIM MANLEY -- To Jim we give you the right to go out with a certain Junior girl without any trouble with a certain Junior boy BILLY MILLS -- To Billy we leave a credit card to Bourgeois ' Garage so if his lights go out next Halloween he can have them fixed promptly. SALLY MORWAY -- To Sally we give the right to go to North Hero to see a certain Air Force guy. ROGER MYOTT -- To Roger we give an oil well to keep his Ford running. RAROLD PHELPS -- To Harold we give a cenificate so that he may lead the band at a certain college in New York whenever he feels the urge. KURY ST. PIERRE -- To Mary we leave this cenificate to Arthur Murray ' s Dancing School so she may Icam the latest dances. MAXINE TRAYAH -- We give you a red convertible Chevy to remind you of a certain soldier, aARBAR.A WELLS -- We give you this pair of sunglasses so the diamond you will soon be getting won ' t blind you. BEVERLY WELLS -- Jackie leaves you the right to put Bob in his place, whenever he gets on your nerves. EDDIE WENTWORTH -- We leave Ed the tight to cook us all a meal before he joins the Navy. ALTON LOMBARD -- To Alton we leave this book oo ' Married Life since we hear you are interested in a cenaln Milton girL MR. BOUCHARD -- We leave you this book on Child Psychology so that you will be able to cope with next -years ' eighth graden. MR. CHAPMAN -- To Mi. Chapman we leave a new set of tools to fix the desks that are broken. We hope you don ' t have to use them very much next year. MRS. DUNKLING -- The Senior Oass leaves you this waste paper basket to remind youof all the papers we picked up In the Senior room. MR. FARNUM -- We leave you this basketball to remind you of the good team you had. MRS. GtlRMAN -- We leave you this yearbook to remind you of the troubles you had getting It togetlier, MISS MELLOR -- We leave you this ted pencil to grade all those lengthy term papers. MR. .MORRIS -- To Mr. Morris we give a bib so that when he eats Ice cream it won ' t drip on his shin. MP, PAPKEP -- We leave you this free ticket so that you may attend any game you wish to next year, MISS SOSftlERS -- To Mut Sommen we leave a picture of the band and a magic wand. We hope that you will have good luck with the band again next year, MISS STANUY — To Miss Stanley we give this candy wrapper to remind you of the Juniors. MRS. TATRO -- The Senior boys leave you a face mask lo protect you ftocn the volley ball games next year, Richard Adams Jackie Brlsaon Raymood Umose II

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Class Will We, the class of 1956 of Milton High School, being of sound mind and in excellent traveling conditions, willingly make the following bequests to our beloved school, faculty and classmates. Reward 1. To our Faculty, we hereby will and bequeath all the amazing knowledge and startling in- formation that we have given them each year in our various examination papers. We also leave them our ambition, our happiness, and our courage. Reward 2. To the Junior Class, we leave our shoes of righteousness, our high grades, and our good times. We also bestow on them all oui laughs and giggles, tardy and absent marks, all the unchewed gum, all the volley ball, basketball and baseball scores, all unsharpened lead pencils, half-filled note books and all other unclaimed properties of no value whatever. Reward 3. To the Sophomore Class, we will and bequeath our ability of throwing away your gum before entering Mr. Morris ' s classes. Reward 4. To the Freshman Class, we will and bequeath all our courage and happiness so they may get along with the Seniors next year. Reward 5. To the Custodian, we will and bequeath all our pencil stubs and scraps of paper to be at his disposal forever. Reward 6. To the following we make single bequests: 1. To Giles Jackson, we will a Parakee so he may leave the Parrots alone. 2. To Penny Fienamann.we leave a ticket to Mr. Bouchard ' s night school. We hope you won ' t have to attend so much next year. 3. To Arlene Turner, we leave a book on How To Make Up My Mind. We know she is undecided. 4. To Janice Caswell, we leave a pound of coffee so she will be able to stay awake while driving home late at night. 5. To Judith Parrott, we leave an extra pair of glasses in case she breaks hers, playing basketball next year. 6. To Tommy Parizo, we leave Billy Mills position on the basketball team. See if you can do as good. 7. To Nancy Beaupre, we leave Alton Lombard ' s ability of meeting a certain someone in the hall. 8. To Evan Miner, we leave the right to watch T. V. on nights a certain someone plays basketball. 9. To Gladys Burns, we leave the right to sit in the front seat on Mrs. Gonyeau ' s bus, so she won ' t have to fight for it next year. 10. To Sandra Cleveland, we leave the right to go for a daily walk during Mr. Bouchard ' s study halL 11. To Mary Blatt, we leave a book on How To Control Your Temper. Read this when that cer- tain someone doesn ' t show up. 12. To Carolyn Bullock, we leave Eleanor Dubuque ' s place as Secretary for Mrs. Tatro. Seems she is so good in Typing. 13. To Claire Cadreact, we leave the right to get her things together a few minutes before the bus picks her up. 14. To Robert Frechette, we leave George Cover ' s basketball trunks so he will have a pair next year. 15. To Ebenezer Johnson, we leave a book on How To Gain Weight. 16. To Eunice Pidgeon, we, the Seniors leave her a bottle of Geritol so she won ' t be so tired after the week-end. 17. To Beverly Robar. we leave Patty Bourgeois ' s right to flirt with the boys. 18. To Anhur Pidgeon, we will and bequeath a book on How To Treat The Girls. Try these man- ners on Mr. King ' s bus. 19. To Dennis Roussin, Raymond Limoge leaves his seat in Typing class. We hope you will do better now that Raymond is leaving. 20. To Allison Sheltra, we will the right to go out with other boy ' s whenever she prefers. 21. To Irene Tracy, we leave Jackie Brisson ' s position as leader of the Cheerleaders. 22. To Ronald Wagner, we will Arlene Erit ' s ability to keep quiet in class. 23. To Lorraine Wagner, we leave a car so she can go and see Sonny more often. 24. To Charles Littlefield, we leave Estell Larrow ' s music books so he may cany out her singing. 25. To Larry Wilcox, we will the right to learn his alphabet before he is graduated next year. 26. To Beverly Cootware, we leave Helen Adams ' s ability to giggle whenever she feels like it. Eleanor Dubuque Helen Adams Mary St. Pierre

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Senior Superlatives GIRL Barbara Wells Jackie Brisson Sheila Hussey Jackie Brisson Maxine Trayah Arlene Erit Sheila Hussey Sheila Hussey Sally Morway Dolores Blow Virginia Lacasse Eleanor Dubuque Eleanor Blow Mary St. Pierre Patty Bourgeois Jackie Brisson Helen Adams Estell Larrow Arlene Erit Maxine Trayah Beverly Wells Helen Adams Patty Bourgeois Most Temperamental Best Looking Best Athlete Most Popular Best Student Quietest Most Co-operative Most School Spirit Wittiest Most Attractive Best Personality Most Determined Best Sport Most Persevering Class Chatterbox Nicest Smile Happiest Most Musical Most Courteous Most Ambitious Friendliest Class Giggler Most Carefree BOY Alton Lombard George Gover Billy Mills Billy Mills Harold Phelps Roger Myott Donald Deo James Manley Raymond Limoge George Gover Billy Mills Harold Phelps James Manley George Gover Raymond Limoge Edwin Wentworth Robert Lacasse Harold Phelps Robert Lacasse Jannes Manley Richard Adams Raymond Limoge Richard Adanns