Peacham Academy - Spotlight Yearbook (Peacham, VT)

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The fall of 1958 saw our school building considerably ch;inged along with several different teachers. Bob Lanctot was our presi- dent. Besides the usual activities were a winter carnival and, of course, our big dance, the traditional Junior Prom, which meant a lot of hard work for everyone, but which was a huge success. Laurie Nelson was Queen with Nick Hinch as King. David Royle and Laune Nelson and Sandra Blaine reoresented our class at the Ver- mont usic Festival. Our final year at ' eacham at laob arrived, along with many new members. The trip to New York during our spring vacation was the high-light of the year. And, as a class project, we published the school yearbook, along with the help of a few students in each of the other classes. Other fund-raising activities helped to oay our way to New York, Mrs. Wilson, our class advisor has worked very hard with us and we would all like to express our appreciation to her. Commencement exercises were held at the Peacham Congregation- al Church on June 9, I960. Senior f o t Most Popular Best Personality Best Mannered Best Dressed Most Athletic Best Dancer Best Figure Most Likely to Succeed Sunniest Smile School Spirit Most Studious Most Responsible Clown Flirt Most Carefree Boy David Royle Walter Hinck Ken Moore Bob Boeh Bob Lanctot David Royle Somers Spering David Royle David Royle Bob Lanctot Ken Moore David Royle David Royle David Royle VJalter Hinck Girl Violet Corey Violet Corey Laurie Nelson Violet Corey Sandra nlaine Sandra Blaine Violet Corey Sandra Blaine Violet Corey Violet Corey Sandra Blaine Sandra Blaine Violet Corey Violet Corey Vj Qle ' .re -

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oLadt UUitl and Testament We, the class of I960, of the town of Peacham, Commonwealth of Ver- mont, being of sound mind and meraorj ' , do make, publish and declare this our last will and testament, in manner and form as follows: Laurie Nelson - I leave my driving ability to Mr, Lynde, Sandra Blaine - I leave my ability to get hi marks without studying to Pat Lanctot, Shirley Achilles - I leave my business ability to handle financial drives, all the other dirty details connected with them, to Anne Miller, who will get them next year. Violet Corey - I leave my surplus hair to Ifr, Perry. David Royle - I leave my efficiency in handling the mail and ngr friendly- ways to Clifford Hacomber. Barge Price - I leave all my problems to anyone who wants theml Karl Jurentkuff - I leave ray mathematical ability and co-operativeness in class to Gerald Livingston, Walter Hinck - I leave a thermometer that registers 101 to next year ' s Hypochondriacs . Bill Dillon - I leave for New York June 101 Ken Moore - I leave ny conscientious approach and linguistic ability to Phillip Craig for use in his Senior year. DavLd Roy - I leave my souped-up Chevrolet to Bemie Bartlett to work on when he gets sick of working on Surplus trucks. Bob Lanctot - I leave my executive ability, ray histrionic prowess, politi- cal finesse and poetic genius to the Junior men who will need them next year. Bob Boeh - I leave my gentle voice and quiet, unassuming ways to Wesley La sure. Jerry Fr nchot - I leave my hair-cut to Melvin Hutchins. Signed and Sealed (tr -J Ae yUox. CicLdJ