Plainfield High School - Memories Yearbook (Plainfield, VT)

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'am 'Ex QV fo f4f 'ox DEDICATION We the class of '59 are proud to dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. York, our devoted friend and class advisor. Through our four years of high school you have given us so much of your time, patience, and guidance. We wish to express our sincere thanks and gratitude for all you've done. You will be long remembered by all of us. May your future be full of happiness. PRINCIPAL'S ESSAGE 9 fzlifi' ...zsfffltffiff-? , .-sur:-ff. lf: '93 ..-- .bias -.f-'Sf - Z,-a,f711,'f.1 mxfq ,.v1?.-glifzj mg tw-if .,.-,-f . 1: -2995 klein! 1, -P69 '-'ififhx -'-2-'f?vn,fng 2-+ -- 154' ' e- ?-f:lsagu?S.grHah-ggksgexa ,Q-4,9.p.?: 4-. '19 3:-'L' :!v'4f'f - - 'z . ' .. ,gtgg.if-5.54:f.-vlfq-A-ggg5fgQ'5fr.MbjAgg'j'5::3 6i.,.,, ,QQ-f'2g3 sri?-3.,g4, LY,.S4'dQ'ug, 1-f'fig.Ip2 'QQ-Q' .rfL'5v-Mast-31.3, -EA .1-t11E'5f :'4. 4s4 5'-We Aff?-4 2:1141-'fa-12 .. '355'7ff -if Qg:5p2xe3afs:'E.3i5-',.2tg:3c-'2F:53g, 11 :ali :gt -.! Qg3'K-fc r . ,. Vg Q ,rg vt.. 5555139 ' Members of the CLASS of '59: This has been a distinctive year for Plain- field in many fields. I wish to congratulate the yearbook staff for presenting us a fine compre- hensive record of this 1959 season. To the graduating class, I offer my thanks for their cooperation and industry over the previous four years. I wish them a very successful future. Sincerely, Richard Irwin Principal . - ,g ,Q . - g3:gss'2.,gs.ag,ga ai.I..l'5,g9.:Z7 2-cs I N -J 'l : va,-zfaj'-- .-ff 'HM' '0.gQ:?,q6l! n-P-ug' - we Mug- 1, l'5fL'o- .1. '?Q 1 -f?34 f'- 2' fuk' weird '39-TI4 11 -ga lisf' L 'h ' : C-F! MEMORIES '59 X x YEARBOOK STAFF Editor ----- Assistant Editor Business Editor - - - - Assistant Editor Activity Editors - - - Art Editors - - - - Sports Editors - Advisor - - - GLORIA MAXFIELD CAROL SINCLAIR - SHIRLEY FOWLER MYRON THURBER - RITA KENNETT DONNA GIBBS BILLY BAUMANN DOUG HUDSON SHIRLEY FOWLER GRAYDON NEILL - - MRS. ALFREDA YORK We the Class of '59 wish at this time to express our appreciation to Mrs. York, our advisor, for all the help she has given us in making the '59 edition of Memories possible. -... DORIS BARTLETT B. S. and Ed. University of Vermont Center School 2-3 CLARIBEL GALLLISON Montpelier Seminary Grades 1-2 ANNABELLE WILD Lyndon Teachers' College Grades 4-5 CORA COPPING Montpelier Seminary Grades 6-7 PHY LLIS PALMGREN Lowell Mass. State Teach- ers' College Assist Music Supervisor RICHARD A. GA DER B. Mus. Ed. Boston University S.F. A. A. Music Supervisor SE IOR CLASS President Vice President DOUG HUDSON BILLY BAUMANN Secretary Tre asurer GIDRIA CAROL MAXFIELD SINCLAIR Student Council President GRAYDON NEILL CLASS MOTTO: Success is never final and failure never fatal. CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWERS Blue and Gold Yellow Roses Bachelor Buttons BACK ROW: D. Gibbs, S. Fowler, G. Neill, M. Thurber, R. Kennett. FRONT ROW G. Maxfield, W. Baumann, Advisor Mrs. York, D. Hudson, C. Sinclair. yas W ,J .1 S Ss ff! 4-I lg AX SEN IORS 453 ggi 5,3 1 M- - W' , f ,f ,WV - ,Aw I 1 5 ' ,wif il WILLIAM H. BAUMANN IR. 'You can prove anything by figures. Montpelier HS 1,25 Vice President 45 Baseball 3,45 Track Team 45 Fire Patrol 3,45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Revolt of Mother' 35 Chorus and District Chorus 3,45 WVF 3,45 Art Editor Memories 45 Soccer 35 Basketball 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN FOWLER Life is my college. May I graduate well and earn some honors. Treasurer 1,25 Student Coun- cil 35 Basketball l,2, 3,45 Chorus and District Chorus l,2, 3,45 Accompanist 2, 3,45 Band and District Band l,2, 3,45 Girls' Captain Magazine Drive 45 Business Manager Memories 45 All- State 3,45 Secretary of Band 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Softball l,2,35 Stage Manager of Plays l,2,35 WVF 2, 3,45 Girls' Sports Editor, Memories 4. DONNA ANNA GIBBS Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. Chorus l,2, 35 District Chorus 1, 2, 35 Activities Editor 'Memories' 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Office Girl 3,45 National Life 45 Twelve O'Clock Murder 25 Winoo- ski Valley Festlval 3. DOUGLAS LEE HUDSON ONAMEGA RITA KENNETT 'The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. Nashua, N.H.H.S. 13 Sec- retary 33 Chorus and District Chorus 2, 33 Basketball 43 Cheerleading 3, 43 'Twelve O'C1ock Murder 23 Revolt of Mother' 33 National Life 43 Office Girl 43 Chairman of Magazine Drive 4. 'The Rule of my life is to make business pleasure and pleasure my business. Third Honors3 President 1, 4, Vice President 33 Student Council 1,2,43 Band and District Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus and District Chorus 1,2, 3,43 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Baseball 1, 2,3,43 Track 43 Boys' State Marshal 33 All-State 33 WVF 2, 3,42 'Tom Sawyer' 13 Twelve O'C1ock Murder' 23 'Who Killed Aunt Caro- line' 33 'Revolt of Mother 33 Fire Patrol 3, 4. GLORIA JEAN MAXFIELD 'Face life with a smile. Sa1utatorian3 Good Citizen Girl 43 Girls' State 3, Pres- ident 3, Secretary 2,43 Stu- dent Council 3,43 Chorus and District Chorus l,2, 3, 43 Band and District Band 1, 2, 3, 43 WVF 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice President Chorus 43 All-State 3,43 Cheering 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain Cheering 43 Basketball 43 'Tom Sawyer 13 '12 O'Clock Murder' 23 The Revolt of Mother 33 Editor 'Memories' 43 Vice President Student Council 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 3 MYRON EARL THURBER Yes, an' no, au' mebbe, an' mebbe not. 'Tom Sawyer's Morning' lg Chorus lg Fire Patrol 3, 4g Assistant Business Mana- ger Memories 4. ,., flig- CAROL ANN SINCLAIR Patience and gentleness is power. Valedictoriang Treasurer 45 Chorus and District Chorus l,2,3,4g Tom Sawyer's Morning lg Twelve O'C1ock Murder 25 WVF 2,3,4g 'Revolt of Mother' 35 Jun- ior Prom Committee 3: As- sistant Editor Memories 4. GRAYDON HERBERT NEILL A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Basketball 2, 3, 4g Baseball l,2, 3,45 Tom Sawyer's Morning lg Twelve O'- Clock Murder 2g Revolt of Mother' 35 Fire Captain 45 Fire Patrol 3,43 Captain Magazine Drive 4, Presi- dent 2, Treasurer 3, Secre- tary lg Student Council 2,45 Chorus and District Chorus l,2,3,4g All-State 33 Track 4: Soccer 3g Band 4g Dis- trict Band 43 Drum Major 4: WVF l,2,3,4: Sports Editor Memories 4: Safety Patrol l,2. CLASS HISTORY Thirteen freshmen entered Plainfield High School in the fall of 1955. Their names were Gloria Maxfield, Myron Thurber, Duane Wheeler, Howard Gagne, Carol Sinclair, Reggie Holt, Monroe Chapin, Shirley Fowler, Lucille Bailey, Douglas Hudson, Graydon Neill, Donna Gibbs, and Brenda Orr. Carlton Tenney joined us later in the year. We elected Douglas as our President, Lucille as our Vice President, Shirley as our Treasurer, and Graydon as our Secretary. This year we had three new teachers. Mr. Irwin came as our Principal, Miss Elrick as our English teacher, and Mr. Bishop as our Science and Math teacher. Shirley, Douglas and Howard went out for basketball, and Gloria became a cheerleader. Most of the class joined the chorus, and Gloria, Shirley, Douglas, and Howard were in District Band. We selected 'Tom Sawyer's Morning as our play for the one-act play con- test. Mrs. York, our class advisor, directed it. Myron starred as Huck, and did a very good job, but it must have been too much for him, since we haven't been able to get him to be in another play. ln July, Mr. Brooks took the combined band of Plainfield, Marshfield and Cabot to Plainfield, New Jersey. This was the celebration to honor the Ver- monter, Julian Scott, who had received the Congressional Medal of Honor for a service in the Civil War. sophomores who went were Gloria, Shirley, Doug and Howard. At the beginning of our Sophomore year, we found that we had lost Monroe and that Lucille had been classed as a Iunior. Later Brenda and Carlton also left us. Rita Kennet joined us, however, during the school year. Our class offi- cers were, President - Graydon, Vice President - Howard, Secretary - Gloria, Treasurer - Shirley, and Student Council Representative - Doug. Mrs. York. was again our class advisor. ' This year Mr. Anger, our World History and 8th grade teacher, and also our coach, left us. Miss Elrick also left us. Mr. Blanchard took Mr. Anger's place and Mrs. Yahkub took Miss Elrick's place. We had a wonderful time initiating the Freshmen, which brought back mem- ories of our own initiation. Again most of us were in Chorus, and band. Shirley, Doug, Graydon, and Howard went out for basketball, and Gloria started her second year of cheering. We enjoyed putting on Twelve O'Clock Murder, with most of the class participating, and Mrs. York doing a fine job of directing us again. We entered our Junior year with only nine students. Reggie and Howard had moved, but Billy Baumann joined us from Montpelier. We elected Gloria as our President, Douglas as our Vice President, Rita as our Secretary, Graydon our Treasurer, and Shirley as Student Council Representative. Since Mr. Blanchard did not return this year, Mr. Colby came to Plainfield to take his place. We had another new teacher, Mr. Burbank, who took Mr. Bishop's place. Mr. Brooks also left us and Mr. Gader became our music super- visor. Shirley, Billy, Graydon, and Doug went out for basketball and Gloria and Rita cheered. Most of us were again in chorus and band. Shirley, Gloria, Doug and Graydon went to All-State also. CLASS HISTORY - Continued After looking forward to our class rings, they finally arrived, and we felt very proud to be wearing them. This year we won the one-act play contest with 'The Revolt of Mother, and put it on in the District Contest. We were host for four other schools and enjoyed helping put on a supper for them. Although we didn't win it was worth all the effort. ln the spring, we put on a Junior Prom. Our theme was Hawaiian Cruise. Mr. and Mrs. Gader helped us with the decorating, for which we were very grateful. Although it took a lot of time and effort, we were very happy with the results, and we are sure everyone else was. Gloria and Doug were chosen as Representatives to Girls' and Boys' State. The fall of 1958 soon rolled around and at last we took the honored seats by the windows as dignified Seniors. We elected Class Officers as follows: President, Doug: Vice President, Billy: Secretary, Gloriag Treasurer, Carolg Student Council, Gloria and Graydon. Graydon was elected President of the Student Council. Shirley, Gloria and Rita went out for girls' I basketball, and Billy, Doug, and Graydon were on the boys' basketball team. Gloria and Rita also cheered, Gloria being elected Captain of the cheerleaders. The boys had a very successful season this year, as they won all their games, and went on to win the S tournament, a thrilling climax to a great season. Most of us went for band and chorus again. Right now we are looking forward to our trip to New York City. We plan to take Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Spooner with us as our chaperons. We have already engaged Rev. Victor Scalise of Lowell, Mass. to be our commencement speaker. Five of us plan to go on to college. Two of the girls are working at the National Life and the rest are undecided as to what they will do in the future. SENIOR STATISTICS NAME Billy Shirley Donna Doug Rita Gloria Graydon C arol Myron AMBITION LIKES Civil Engineer Sports and Shirley Something in the Music, Pizza Field of Music Sports, Friends Secretary American -'--' Bandstand Engineer Basketball Wfflork Pizza Receptionist Dancing Police Girls Commissioner Nurse Driving Construction Eating Worker DISLIKES Pickled Herring, English Making Decisions 30 below zero English History Scrambled Eggs Jello Getting up History and English FAVORITE SONG l'm Broke To Know Him is to Love Him Donna Gotta Travel Love Is All We Need Trust in Me Give Me a Little Kiss The Diary Purple People Eaters 'WM A i riff' J ,ff ,,, W W 4 JUNIORS 'T f UNIOR CLASS BACK ROW: H. Wheeler, A. Farnham, D. Dix, Mr. Burbank, R. Wright, B. Bartlett, C. Baumann. FRONT ROW: J. Chase, N. Buxton, J. Rider, S. Lamb, R. Felix, N. Sinclair, I. Armstrong, V. Brown. OFFICERS President ---------- ROBERT FELIX Vice President - - - - SHERWARD LAMB Secretary -------- NANCY SINCLAIR Treasurer ---------- JOANNE RIDER Student Council Rep. - - NOREEN BUXTON September of 1958 found a few changes in our class roll. Polly Conley and Dennis Maxfield did not return, but Robert Wright, who had taken his Sophomore year at Spaulding, returned to our class for his Junior year. About half the class went out for Chorus, and Irene, Bruce, Judie, Noreen and Robert Felix were in Band. Bruce B. , Charles B. , Harold W. , Judie C. , Dianna Dix, Nancy S. , and Noreen Buxton, who was also a cheerleader, went out for basketball. Robert Felix was boys ' and girls' manager and scorekeeper. This year the Juniors sold refreshments at the home games. The Juniors have sponsored a food sale and a dance, both very successfully. At the end of the year, we hope to put on a Prom. Nancy Sinclair, President i x ff ss 3, 4 ,fx xv is s I ff f QQ ' s X M194 XR , A , , - 4 11 v vi 2 f . , A Qi 7 ' . 2, 1 R gg xl S X SOPHOMORES 7.9 ,, SOPHO ORE CLASS BACK ROW: R. Sinclair, L. Blakely, D. Wells, A. Cliche, Mrs. Yahkub, Advisory A. Cliche, K. Anderson, D. Berglund, D. McKnight. FRONT ROW: L. Metcalf, I. Cerutti S. Vincent, J. Bivens, D. Hudson, J. Mattuck, A. Guazzoni, J. Martin. ' OFFICERS President ---------- JOAN BIVENS Vice President ----- DANIEL HUDSON Secretary -------- SYLVlA VINCENT Treasurer --------- IlLl. MATTUCK Student Council Rep. - - - JUDY CERUTTI Our class lost Vernon Fisher and Phyllis Wheeler at the opening of school this fall but gained Duane wells. we sponsored the Freshman Initiation in October. Prompted by the hula-hoop craze, every member of the freshman class was required to exhibit their use at a signal from the Master of Ceremonies. After a variety of stunts refreshments were served and dancing followed. October 28 members of our class helped to represent P.H. S. at Winooski Valley Festival in Northfield. R. Sinclair, J, Cerutti, S. Vincent, I. Bivens, A. Guazzoni, I. Mattuck and L. Metcalf took part in the chorus and K. Anderson, D. Hudson, D. McKnight and D. Berglund played in the band. Several of our class have made names for themselves in basket- ball and cheerleading: girls, I. Martin, I. Cerutti, A. Guazzoni, I. Mattuckg boys, D. McKnight, D. Berglund, D. Wells, D. Hudson, L. Metcalf and K. Anderson. ln addition to taking part in the above ac- tivities, over half of the class were on the Honor Roll. Sylvia Vincent, Secretary tx . if W is Q , ,eff fy Q f qw F RESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS BACK ROW: I. Wheeler, B. Cliche, B. Griggs, D. Fowler, E. King, S. Christianson S. Brown. FRONT ROW: V. Trembley, D. Wells, I. Hutchinson, J. Carty, E. Brown. OFFICERS President ---- - ' IOAN HUTCHINSON Vice President and Secretary-JOHN CARTY Treasurer ------- VICTOR TREMBLEY Student Council Rep. - - - DAVID FOWLER The freshmen that entered high school this year are as follows: John Carty, Victor Trembley, Elaine Brown, Shirley Brown, David Fowler, Joan Hutchin- son, Judy Wheeler, Stanley Christianson, David Wells, Bryon Griggs, Wilfred Gauthier, and Bruce Cliche. Elaine, Shirley, Stanley and Bruce come from the town of East Montpelier. David Wells moved into Plainfield from Milton, Vt. during the summer. The freshmen who went out for basketball were John Carty, David Wells, and Stanley Christianson. David Fowler and Bryon Griggs are on the safety patrol. Judy Wheeler, Shirley Brown, and Elaine Brown help with the hot lunch. As this goes to the publishers, the freshmen have only put on one dance. They are going to wait till late in the spring to do anything else of this kind. We feel that it has been a valuable year for us as individuals and we hope to make our influence as a class felt even more in the future. John Carty, Secretary Y S- , A if ' . S s fi .f 1 ,M f' s. ,ff ff , s ff? um Ya. X W . ATHLETICS ff! HQ 4. ,f-fW,..,L-'lf' Wwfa GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Coach Don Colby, R. Kennett, I. Cerutti, G. Maxfteld, N Buxton, S Fowler, D. Dix, N. Sinclair, I. Mattuck, A. Guazzoni, J. Martin I Bivens Manager R. Felix. FRONT: I. Chase. Plainfield Pla infield Pla infield Pla infield Pla infield Plainfield Pla infield Pla infield P la infield Pla infield N Pla infield Pla infield Pla infield GAMES OF '59 Cabot Craftsbury Greensboro Rochester Rochester Alumnae Chelsea Marshfield Cabot Chelsea Waitsfield Marshfield Greensboro BOYS' BASKETB LL TEAM BACK ROW: H. Wheeler, D. McKnight, C. Baumann, Duane Wells, G. Neil, W. Baumann, Danny Hudson, Doug Hudson, A. Anderson, B. Bartlett, D. Berglund, D. W . . ROW- Coach Don Colby Man ' e11s,I Carty FRONT Plainfield Plainfield Pla infield Plainfield Pla infield Pla infield Plainfield Plainfield Pla infield Pla infield Pla infield Plainfield Pla infield Plainfield Pla infield Plainfield , , ager, Robert Felix. GAMES OF '59 62 Cabot 11 61 Craftsbury 35 48 Greensboro 28 58 Rochester 33 51 Stowe 41 '71 Rochester 38 53 Chelsea 32 76 Johnson 40 69 Marshfield 39 62 Cabot 23 61 Chelsea 33 68 Johnson 49 62 Waitsfield 28 63 , Marshfield 22 59 Waitsfield 27 68 Greensboro 50 CHEERLEADI G Noreen Buxton, Captain Gloria Maxfield, Rita Kennett, Ioan Bivens, Jill Mattuck, Joan Hutchinson. Captain Gloria Maxfield Rita Kennett .L .lCl.l.lll. 16111 L7 'Plainfield Coasts In Plainfield High had a 19 point rst quarter yesterday afternoon id held the lead throughout the :me to defeat Swanton High 60-50. Coach Don Colby's Plainsmen ere using pattern plays and con- olled the boards. -Swanton was ltscored 19-10 in the first quarter the Plainfield boys were shoot- g very well while the Swanton iys appeared to be having an off ty. Doug Hudson led the Plain- :ld offensive in the first quarter th 10 points on one-handed mp-shots. Billy Baumann was tstanding under the boards. 'aydon Neil who was a doubtful arter until the last day had re- vered from his leg injury and arted at his regular, guard post f Plainfield. Plainfield High and Alburg High Lll. meet at 7:30 tonight at the irre Municipal Auditoriuc- ' :rmont Small I ampionship. Pl. ranton yesterday rg edged out Wi Plainfield 60. Excellent play ,y others, Dave andil airfield its iaiiidn the season ,ins thegi ehing garhe. The ppggl up-.Sgvanton Hi club, 60-59. Ed Braeeyleil ihe'S ensive in the se ich outscored Pla't ,h a well distributed s rk. Billy Baumann wa m under the basket fi ld and had three field gi ' the second stanza. Bru :, Plainfield's fine ball-l s maneuvering the bal iinfield's halftime lead vi 'wanton momentarily pick the tliird quarter and' hin three points of the I d lead. Douglas Coleman sp three consecutive field Swanton to carry his tea 1 to 1-29 score. However, two quick d goals by Doug Hudson and a l shot by Dan Hudson stretched lead with Graydon Neil adding ,ther basket to bring a third iod score of 42-33.' 'lainfield was never hard- ssed during the fourth quarter l for a time held a 17 point lead. anton just couldn't hit with con- .ency while the entire Plainfield ad was getting into the scoring lmn. The Plainsmen rolled up points in the final quarter to , 60-50. Danny Hudson had seven field' ls and five foul points for a nl of 19. Doug Hudson added 15 le Bruce Bartlett and Billy' unann had 11 and 10, respec- -ly. 'lainfield will meet Alburg this lnlllilllllllllll r p G F l CHIII' 9 . -........-l......... Plainsmen Champs Coach Don Colby's Plain Plainsmen had no difficulty ir feating Alburg High to Qke state Class S Championsh1P 1 59-35 score. Doug Hudson paced Plainfie a 14-6 first quarter lead with field goals. Plainfield had control of the boards throng the contest. Bruce Bartlett in his usual role of ball-hai and passer and .had a good eve in the scoring department wit points. Dan Hudson and Bill mann led the Plainfield board ' in the first quarter with Gra Neil doing some valuable brk. The well balanced P ffridinneld s Plainfield P t Ballfflaflfl, B. 2 0 4 Baumann 4 2 10 ' Hudson, Dan 3 7 13 Hudson' Dan 7 5 191 Hudson, Doug. 8 8 18 Hudson, Doug 6 3 15 Neil 2 4 8 Neil 2 1 5 , Bartlett 6 2 14 Bartlett 3 5 11 ' Wells 0 2 2 Wells, Duane 0 0 0 Totals 21 17 59 Totals 22 16 60 Alburg g f P Swanton G F P Jarvis, A. 3 1 7.Bracey 5 5 15 Jarvis, F. 4 1 9 xmcei 0 1 1 Henry. 1 0 2 i Coleman 3 0 16 Norris 4 0 8 Raine 3 0 6 Surprise 0 2 2 Palmer 3 1 7 Winegar 2 1 5 Mott, R' 2 1 5 Reynolds 0 0 0 .. -. - Creller 1 0 2 Totals 21 8 50 frotais 15 s as Plicrfgglfy quarters: Score by quarters Plainfield 14 11 Alburg ld squad had too much fir l shooting ability for Al 'cope with. 1 A A BARlll5-Undcfcalcd Plain red the second annual C malll Vermont nigh sc ionship here Saturday I ting Alburg. 59-35, befo use sat the Barre Au -The win was thc ht for the Plainsmen. -s m o oth working uni Don Colby controlled 1 and the backbo out with Dan and l leading the way to ield worked to a 59-30 he subs took over play. Alburg scored ops and a foul ie Plainfield bench amage had been lme already decide Whurting each ti ,lie middle of the Q ihalftimc with 5 'Amore center of Inky Bill Baum: L, having three nn I-'fm-y, one of Coach l ,non Vs leading sc rers . g, Cu playing in li it sox W umament direct0Shugt1e- lburg team fell hcl aye, ,,.. -- H trophy from to Len to right: Hudson, Duldncateh the we ua, u-- ' , Class S, ning Learn. neu and D29 ' -..meld five. ,1-z -- mpionshlli- amfield sta Bruce B21 I Q , A.. tBudkyJ Jarvis, usual l Getting cha mbegs oi P1 ug Hudson- --- 11110 Hull' 'scoring Alburg forward, was l uttle, are me ' lmumann, D0 , leam-, B -to but seven points by the t Sh d nbxeiu' B11 wessedi Goes Into Fast Break -1- -p 'y '1 GIZY 0 1- ,,,,e, But Plainfield here gathered Vermonls hrst 1959 sl lu-U19 semifinal battle Plainfield had beaten Swanton, 60-50, while ,Alburg had reached the finals with ia 38-35 victory over previously un- beaten Wells River. ALBURG: A. Jarvis, Il-1-7: Curtis.. 0-0-03 Surprise, 0-2-2: Brow, 0-0-0: Henry, 1-0-2: Creller, 1-0-2: F. Jarvis.. ai-11: winegar, 2-1-53 Norris, so-ez' Reynolds, 0-0-0. Totals, 15-5-35. ' PLAINFIELD: B. Baumann, 2-0-4: ,3Vells, 1-2-4: Dan Hudson. 2-7-lllg 'Bei-glund, 0-0-0: Doug Hudson, 7-2-169 Mexfngm. oo-oz Neill, 2-4-8: C. Bau-I. qinIn.90-0-Og Bartlett, 6-2-14. Totals,- . - -5 . Halftime: Plainfield 25. Alburg 18. I Officials: Hutchinson and Stryhas. Plainfield High won the Vermont ' Small School tClass SJ title by ieasily defeating Alburg High 59-35i ,mmm fm, ,hp mug ng., dam in the Barre Municipal Auditoriumi its forces for some fast-breaking basketball and pulled away to a 42-33 margin going into the final? period, as Dave Hudson went onto' the scoring end of the play. With Swanton on a full court press in the last period. the Plain- field club showed why it went through an undefeated season. It smoothly whipped the ball around to easily hold its margin down- the stretch. Dave Hudson's 17 points were high for Plainfield. coached by Don Colby. His brother, Doug,1 had 15,-wliile backcourt soecialisti Plainfield went through the en- i i tire season without losing a gamei' and with the depth of experience enjoyed this- season, Plainfield -J hoop champ was cro'.'.'ned . Saturday night at Bai Coach Don Colby- s tall Plai men from Plainfieid won V mont's Class S title with Qggyy 59-125 win over Aihur The undefeated Plainfi lsmall school powerhouse 1 lished with an impressive 1 irecord and succeeded Bright iof Island Pond as S char iPlaintield took Swanton, 60- ilin its semi-final game, wh iAlburgh stunned undefeai fWcl-ls River, 38-35, in the ott .lsemi-final. , i' 'k i' l 'The Plainhrld Club featui 'the brilliantplay of Doug a Dan Hudson, Bruce Bartle 'Q . . f-:' ,jpg ,,..H, , M -w Af- A 1 , ii , ,Z +3 it i A 3? 5 H Q' Y , . , it ,,,. J I Q' 1 ' 3 'ff P 2 2 2 X.. E33 K3 Vp J, -iw a 1 , f:1.f.,-,wa 1.2-'L ' 9 ' G if M 4.4 I f !' , df-Munn x is , l h f ,Q Q, S fl! ,N 'W 'Gr ACTIVITIES Q J, ififig , QQ' f?'2r,fxm15 IHSHUCTBAND CHORUS FIRST ROW: S. Brown, J. Wheeler, I. Bivens, J. Chase, N. Buxton, I. Matruck, G. M f' ld A ' ' ax ie , , Guazzom. J. Cerutu, L, Metcalf, SECOND ROW: R, Sinclair N Sinclair, S. Fowler, D, Berglund, Mr. Gader, D, McKnight, S. Vincent, C Sinclair I, Armstrong, THIRD ROW: C, Baumann, K. Anderson, W. Baumann, D. Hudson, G. Neill, D. Hudson, S, Lamb, B, Bartlett, PLAINFIELD BAND BACK ROW: D. Batchelder, R. Hudson, I. Pierce, D. Fowler, D. McKnight, D. Hud- son, G. Neill, B. Bartlett, D. Berglund, A. Batten, S. Christenson. MIDDLE ROW: S. Fowler, B. Canales, S. Berglund, A. Guazzoni, G. Maxfield, I. Armstrong, Mr. Gad- er, S. Elliot, C. Lewis, I. Mattuck, L. Potter, R. Felix. FRONT ROW: S. Hudson, E Hutchinson, S. Hudson, J. Knowles, G. Graves, D. Clark, D. Clark, M. Cerutti, G. Clark, L. Bartlett, G. Klinefelter, I. Canales. Rig . 2. , X X This year the Plainfield High School Band performed at the Thanks- giving program, the Christmas program, and for Class Night during graduation week. Many members from this group have joined other students from Cabot and Marshfield to form a district band of fifty members. This organization has put on a Spring Concert in each town, a concert for the Winooski Valley Teachers Association in Montpelier, and has par- ticipated in various parades, including the one in Burlington for the Vermont All-State Festival. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: N, Buxton, Secretary-Treasurerg G, Maxfield, Vice President: G, Neill Presidentg D, Hudson, B. Felix, SECOND ROW: J. Cerutti, J, Biven, D, Fowler, J, Hutchinson. OFFICE GIRLS Left to Right: D. Dix, I. Rider, R, Kennett, G, Maxfield, D, Gibbs, J. Mattuck, V. Brown. Raymond Spooner Custodian and Bus Driver COOKS SAFETY PATROL Edith Eleanor Left to right: L. Blakely, A. Farnham, B Hudson McKnight Griggs, D. Fowler. FIRE PATROL Left ro right: C. Baumann, B. Bartlett, R. Wright, S. Lamb, D. Hudson, B. Baumann, G. Neill, A. Farnham, M. Thurber, H. Wheeler. A :WV ' 5 WSE ,, .m5Q , Y , E wk Q , 4,,, ELEMENTARY .V E5 M! I EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: B. Brown, L. Potter, M. Sinclair, M, Cerutti, B,Cana1es, G. Lee. SECOND ROW: M, Whitcomb, A. Batten, P, Wright, L, Daily, R, Hurd. SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES FRONT ROW: R, Gauthier, G. Klinfelter, C, Harrington, I, Canales, E, Hutchinson, N. Gauthier, G, Trembly, S. Hudson, L, Bartlett, K, Clark, D, Klinfelter, SECOND ROW: R. Clark, N. Cochran, R. King, G, Clark, G, Graves, B, Buxton, M, Dunkling, D, Wells V, King, THIRD ROW: I. King, C, Lewis, T, Carty, M, Hunt, I, Pierce, W, Kennett, D. Hudson, D, Clark. FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES FIRST ROW: L, McDonald, D, Wright, D. Hudson, B, Brown, S, Hudson, B, Batchelder, R, Hersey, J. Kennett, G, Baumann, L, Carty, M. Pierce, C. Perry. SECOND ROW: D. Hudson, S. Smith, D, Corson, P. Lee, J. Knowles, Mrs. Wild, T, Hurd, D. Wells, P. Goslant, 1. Elliott, G, Lakin. THIRD ROW: B, Page, J, Steel D. Morse, I. Cerutti, R, Batchelder, J, Berglund, S, Page, G. Graves, FIRST AND SECOND GRADES B FRONT ROW: J, Andrews, D, Bradbury, K, Cooley, R, Letourneau, A, King, M, Knowles, P, Lee, T, Adams, M, Maxfield, J. Wheeler, K. Wells, L. Houston, SECOND ROW: L, Russell, W, Hunt, J. Mosher, S, Hurd, Mrs, Gallison, M. Hersey, L, Walker, F, Willard,S, Smith, S, Gilman, THIRD ROW: C, Smith, D, Morse, T, Lessard, J. Mosher, D. Goslant, B. Houston, B. Thompson SECGND AND THIRD GRADES BACK ROW: N. Tierney, M. Tenney, I. Martin, I. Armstrong, M. Lessard, L. King, C. Hamlin, S. Lewis, M. McKnight, D. Dunkling, I. Dolan, M. Hudson, S. Martin Teacher, Mrs. Bart1ett,R. Morse, M. Spooner, L. King, D. Houston, R. Walker, E, Letourneau, R. Corson, P. Dunkiing, D. Armstrong, R. Harrington, J. Bradbury, G. Graves, D. Berglund, D. Cerutti, B. Cochran, J. Gauthier. 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