Poultney High School - Log Yearbook (Poultney, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1951 volume:

144 SW! fo Ecfxtorv Grown- Bmw Mumlrr WIIIIAMS Hrmnefs Manager CHARM-S Corvm PATRICIA DEF-RANczsco MARIIYN CJRAH MARCIA BOTSIORIW 'VIAILOM BROWN Gonnms SCOTT ANDREW IXIIIISON Rxf HARD VI Am rx x CHTIUH DEDICH Y i oan Williams Thcmas Bethel Katherine Soltls Geraldine Quinn Phillip Maslack Cordon Qcort Kenneth Potter Nelson Vaughan Theron Haynes loseph Minchillo Edward Harney Patricia DeFrancE George Boyce -lames Carmody Edward Dilceman Charles Colvin Marcia Bctsforcl SCO Nancy ones Elaine Morris Beatrice Charron Viola Blatt Donald Borischevslcy Andrew Neilson Malcolm Brown Richard Vladylca Maurice Williams Bernard Miller Marilyn Gray Elmer Burr Katherine Zidovsky Margaret Baptie Mary Frazier Paul Marshall I I Mrs Holmes our class advlsor and home room teacher has been verv patlent and conslderate wlth us durlng the entlre year There have been many aCtlVltlCS whlch requlred her to glV6 of her time and strength For these reasons It 1S only flttlng that our issue of the year book be declxcatecl to her C lass of 51 oooooooooooooooooo QQQQQQQQQQOQQOQQQQQQQQ - v 1 00 : l , r . I 1 lg 1 ' 1 Z 00 1- Sponsoring the class of l95I was a challenge I gladly accepted If IH the Sanur coursc of the year you have become more aware of the values of great hte ature have acqulred xncreasecl ease of self expresslon and have galnecl an ap l3I'CCl3tlOI1 of personallty by lxvlng ancl worklng together l can no other answer make but thanks And thanks and ever thanks 0 0000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000 0000000 Vxce Preszdenl CHARLES C01 vm I we 5,1-wil 1 f 'E' President MAURWE WILLIAMS 4 rT?df1lTf'T IVIAIKOIM BROWN Yecretarv Bl-ATRILP CHARRON HDIHIHISTHHTIUH bffzamfie Perhaps, during your entnre life txme you wxll be lxvlng through a perlod of transmon Certam values are bemg placed upon the scales of human dxgmtv Umversal freedoms and ranonahsm are bemg counter balanced by hrutrsh nntolerance and fanatlc sm Thrs p nod mrght well lead to an ep ch whn h hxstonans may entltle The Moral Revolutxon Smce th Industrial Revolu ron we have come to revere prcgress wh'ch ns measured rn productlon and me Cham al perfectlon Human mmcls and hvcs have become geared to th tempo of throbbmg mo crs I therefore, not too mafcurate to say that the human bemg has actually become a mam sprlng 1n hrs mon strous creatlon, and nn hls zeal to keep the gears gomg he has almost d1sassoc1ated hlmself from the km ship of ms Creator Hts moral values have all but been forgotten m hrs SCISHIIH progress, and he conslders hxmself a great creator and not a creature He has allo ved lnms lf to be come subjected by soulless soclal, mcchamcal, and polltlcal measures whxch have promised hxm materlal securlty an opxate to human conscnence Ralph Waldo Em rson sxgmflcantly pomted out, The true test of cnvllxzatlon IQ not the census nor the sxze of the cmes, nor the crops no, but the kmd of man the country turns out C1v1 rzatlon, unless xt destroys mtself by 1ts own creatxon and 1ts apathy for the present state, wxll have a rebxrth of moral conscience But lxlce all bxrths there wxll be an element of txme durmg whlch c1v1l1zat1on may experxence unrest, strife, turmoxl, dxstrust a perxod of regressxon Durmg th1s time you will have to hold on to those more valuable human assets farth and hope You wlll be beset by fears and doubts and there wall be those relnglously and patrxotlcally unfaxthful who would have you become even as th y Those of you who, mn the darkest moments before the cock crows h raldmg the dawn of umversal consclousness, wlll not deny me thrnce wnll be rewarded bx a gr ater and more sxgnlflcant reallty Truly, your generatton has so llttle done, so much to do to wrest the tiller from this falterxng generatlon and guxde the Shxp of State safely unto Hrs harbor I I e 5 . D. . . D . .. e t ' .1 f .. I IS. e. . . Y . I, - . 1 - . U . . . . . . . . . w - av . .E . . . , ' . . A . . . . V 0 I tt vs ll f - A . U . ,, . , . . 1 f 0 -. . - er - . yy - . if RATCLIFFE HENRY FARNUM KIERSTEAD QQ, S STAN MRS MOSHER NARD MR. ROBERTS MRS HOLMES MISS MULDOON MRS DOOLEY MRS LAFRANCIS MRS HOWES MRS. ELLIS MR. HORTON Nr' 'X fsff' ageoffmmfie XX t tht members of ri 'tru rx i wpress our congratulations for your u ces tu itcord on 'iLl1lLVC'I11!'l'If The period in which you have received your elementarv and secondarv education has been one ol' constant turmoil and war The period in which you will enter maturity gives promise of unsettled economic conditions an indehnitc cold vxar and a possible third world war Thfrttore, your class must rise to meet the occasion with perserverance and fortitude You have succeeded in the first chapter of your life Your class will send manv promis ing leaders to college into the business world and into many vocations Your s holastic achieyemtnt as a class has been excellent Your athletic success is proved in the record of the footb1ll basketball, and baseball teams which consisted almost entirely of members of your class Your abilitv to vxorlc as a team was evident on the athletic Field and in the evccel lent senior plav in which twentv seven of tbirtv three performed In summary, you haye proved your value to Poultney High School and have demon strited that you do have the abilitv to be valuable American citwens and to help in leading our country through future indefinite vears The foundation of your life pattern has been formed and although the future is a little hazy our advice to each and everyone of vou is to look ahead to strive to meet vour goals with unfluctuating determination Best wishes for each and exeryone of you in the future HX i ' ' j A ll' ff l '. w'Sl1 to -I , , A f A ' s 1' vs' l You must have unwavering faith in God. the American people and in vourself. . , . . . MN N xutX'UN N MN S U H Salatcufafzccm VIDA ELAINE Monms Waledwzfafzccm GEORGE RAY sovcs 'E As th1s graduat1on ceremony comes to a close lt IS for me to say farewell on behalf of the Class of 71 We shall no longer be subject to the rules and d1sc1pl1ne of the school yet we shall forever cherlsh the memory of the many pleasant assoclatlons of our years IH h1gh school We are graduat1ng lll a day of fast mov1ng world events bc1ent1f1c progress IS rap1d and at t1mes breath takmg In h1gh school classrooms we have learned how many 1mportant events of today con nect w1th other events of long ago In our scxence classrooms and laborator1es we have learned baSlC facts whlch served as steppmg stones 1n some per advances or d1scover1es wh1ch CXCIEC the 1mag1nat1on and startle the world Our teachers have helped us establ1sh cr1ter1a for cr1t1c1sm of all our read1ng so that we may Judge the val1d1ty of statements presented as facts Is It son's m1nd leadmg on to really true or IS If just what someone would l1ke to have us th1nk IS true A large part of our l1ves w1ll be spent 1n readlng We must be ever alert to qu1ckly recogn1ze propaganda as someth1ng d1fferent to a clear and s1mple statement of fact or pr1nc1ple We must at all txmes be cr1t1cal 1n our own mmds as we read newspapers, magaz1nes or anythmg 1ntended to xnfluence our OPIHIODS Some of the weapons whlch we must use agamst those who wxsh to destroy us are not of a m1l1tary nature We must work 1n pr1vate and publ1c lxfe w1th as much unselfxshness as 15 humanly poss1ble, bemg ever ready to stand corrected 1f we should be wrong We must make our llves represent the very maxtmum 1n usefulness 1n the ways des1gnated by our leaders as most 1mportant We must seek out the truth 1n 1nternat1onal and pr1vate lnfe relatxons and state IC and restate lf as often as there 15 a chal lenge to the truth We must study what constitutes human courage and endeavor to develop a very lenge to the truth We must study what COIISIIIUICS human understandmg where m1sunderstand1ng has resulted from w1thhold1ng of fact and truth by mlsstatements, by half truths or by d1rect and Ha grant falsehocds We must not allow ourselves to be overcome by despa1r lf the Job before us seems too great Ir IS a t1me for determ1nat1on and perse verance Our generatlon has 1nher1ted a greater de mand, we beheve, than has any ever before Throughout hlstory, m wars for truth, just1ce and freedom, there were per1ods when the outlook was dark, lf not hopeless Men dnd not grve up 1n those t1mes At IIDCS a mere handful gathered together sometlmes 1n h1dden refuges, kept the falth and came out to fight aga1n, eventually to w1n Truth and freedom, closely coupled w1th the nghts of the 1nd1v1dual, are consummg flames that can never go out It should g1ve us courage and hope 1n the ordeal we now face to recall that we are not the hrst to face It The pages of hxstory tell of many tlmes when determlned men endured hardshlps and came back to hght agam for the same determmed stand The struggle to uphold truth and freedom has been one 1n whlch t1me and aga1n the battle rose and fell and rose aga1n We are here on th1s occas1on to go through the closmg BXEYCISCS of our graduat1on from h1gh school We say farewell w1th a m1xture of human emotxons There 15 joy because th's IS our day of graduatxon There whom th1s 15 a partmg of the ways There 15 a d1f ferent k1nd of pleasure because graduat1on represents a note worthy ach1evement There 15 a deep feelmg of gratntude that all th1s has been made poss1ble for us by you, our parents, fnends and teachers ms sorrow because of the many fr1ends w1th As salutatorian for the Class of 1951 I welcome you to our graduation exercises We have gone far in our four years of high school During our lives we have seen the world around us go through some terrifically exciting times Apparently there are more such times ahead Ir rs easy to look upon recent world events and have the feeling that everything was for the best We want to believe that something good has come to humanity out of every great upheaval It is not so easy to see th way ahead Ir is true that we who are graduating from high school this year do not have to make important decisions on the great prob lems of the day We are interested just as much, though, as rf we did have to make the Hnal decisions Modern civilizatlon seems today to be at the crossroads NVQ: try to believe that there rs a net gain to civilization even as the final outcome of the great wars As we leave high s hool we hope that the time spent here has made us better fitted for the perplexing problems of life and that because of what we have learned and experienced in high school we can give better service to our country and to humanity XVe have come to high school graduation in a crrtical perrod in the history of modern civillzation Human thought and actrvity in recent years have advanced raprdly Science has advanced so rapidly that no one knows quite what to expect next Dur ing our years in high school there has been a rising Crescendo of rnterest, excitement and tenseness which has several times in thxs four years seemed to be at a breaking pomt In such a time it IS impressive that we who graduate today have inherited a great er demand from crvxlization than has ever been wished upon a previous generation 14 Civilization demands that we of America keep emotionally cool while those who would destroy us are using every possible way to frustrate our thoughts and efforts Wfe must seek out the sxmple truth and state it clearly and restate it frequently while others are broadcasting the direct opposite This means every Amerlcan individual must be capable of listen mg to the true and the untrue and to hgure out for hrmself which is which For this quality in our people our nation has depended largely upon the schools Our schools have had to lay the foundation for thc spread of basic information and for teach mg the people how to think clearly Our schools have in this way kept us free and our freedom has made us strong Our schools must now make us even stronger Never before in our hxstory has our way of life been so challenged by so vast an array of forces Never before has our way been challeneged by a we in America stand No man can now see the end of this period of tremendous pressure against us We know only that me must be unfaltermg in our ef forts and steadfast in our faith in that which is nght and true As we welcome you to our graduation exercises, it is wtth the feeling that we are standing at the crossroads in life Ir IS equally clear that our mod ern civilization is also at crossroads In both in stances the future rs uncertain We know what we would like to do in life We know what we hope for in the outcome of world affairs With our expres sion of welcome to you there has to be an expres sion of hope for the future of our class and our country We are grateful for the good training we have had in high school Truly, there is yet so much for us to do I - 2 force so entirely opposite to everything for which If! 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A N . .H mil if .'ll lv ' A I , A Q SEHIURS MARX MARCARET BAPTIE Peggy Beauncmn Home Ec Club Presxdent 3 4 Student Councll 3 4 Halloween Float l THOMAS josEPH BETHEL 'Iam Mxlhonam Varslty Club l 2 3 4 Semor Play Football Mgr 1 2 Basketball Mgr 2 Halloween Floatl 2 3 Freshman Receptlon 2 Sophomore Hop 2 Iumor Dance 3 VIKYIA ANNA Bl ATT Nur Honor Socletv 3 4 Aisemblv Program 1 Dm matlc Club 1 2 3 4 Variltv Club 3 4 Tlclcet Seller 3 4 Cborub 7 3 4 Student Counc1l3 Polomus 4 Iunxor Semor Ball Operetta 3 umor Dance Sprung Concert 4 Sophomore Hop Semor Plav Umted Natnone 4 'W' mf .-40 A -5'.. ' v s 2. L T of HMO 2 DONALI7 IOHN BORICHFVSKX Don Radio 66 TV Tech Halloween Float 2 3 4 Sophomore Hop Junior Senior Ball Chorus 3 4 Senior Play A 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Spring Festival 4 MARCIA ANN BOTSFORD Marty Nurse Assembly 1 Chorus I 2 3 4 Halloween Float 1 2 3 4 Ticket Seller 1 2 3 Head 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Librarian 3 4 Freshman Reception Dramatic Clubl 2 Pres 3 4 unior Dance un lor Senior Ball Student Council 3 4 Sophomore Hop Patrol 2 Christmas Program 4 Spring Con cert 4 Home EC Club 4 Polomus staff 3 4 Operetta 3 Honor Society 3 4 Unlted Nations 4 Log Staff GEORGE RAY BOYCE - Georgie College Pro . Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 45 Baseball 15 Var- sity Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Bus. Mgr. Polonius 35 Boys State 35 Boys Chorus 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Junior-Senior Ball 35 Co-Editor Log: Senior Playg Halloween Float 2. 35 Freshman Re- ception 2: Vice President 2. lVlALCOI.M CHARLES BROWN V Mac Draftsman Football 3, 49 Baseball 3, 45 Halloween Float 1, 2. 3, 45 Student Council 34 Class Treasurer 4g Senior Playg Junior-Senior Prom 3g Bovs Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4g Sophomore Hopg Art 1, 2, 3, 45 Log Staff: xI.V. Basketball l. 2. 3: Music Festival 4. Fl Ml-R FIFIELD BURR Bzrdie Mayor of Poultnex Halloween Float 1 2 3 Sophomore Hop Fresh man Initiation unior Senior Ball Football 1 V Basketball l 3 Baseball 2 4 Al 34VarsyCluhl 34 Football 1 Honor Society 4 Iunior Senior Ball 3 UN Cluh 4 1 9 3 3 ' ' :J ' - ' 4 al- . .IAMES BERNARD CARMODY Q Slim Farmer FF. . , 2, , 3 .it . 2, , g Nlgr. 3 ' ' 1 , ' - ' , 1 BEATRICE ANN CHARRON Bea Secretary Class Pres 2 Freshman Receptlon Halloween Float 2 3 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Class Sec 4 Polomus 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Baslcetballl Soft ball 3 Sophomore Hop Christmas Party 4 umor Semor Ball Semor Play Honor Soclety 3 4 Music Festlval 4 Varslty Club 3 4 Tlclcet Sell ers 3 Patrol l 2 Operetta CHARLES WLLLIAM COLVIN Chuck Dennet Freshman Receptlon 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Basket b ll 2 3 4 V Basketball 1 Baseballl 2 3 4 2 3 Secy 4 Patrol 2 Freshman One Act Play Treasurer 1 2 President 3 Vxce Presxclent 4 Bus Mgr Log Jumor Semor Ball Student Council 3 emor Play Natl Honor Soclety 4 Halloween F at 1 2 3 4 PATRICIA ANN DEFRANCISCO Pat French Teacher Chorus 1 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Sprmg Concert 4 Freshman Receptlon Sophomore Hop 2 Log Staff Soft Ball 3 Baslcetballl 7 Dramatncsl 2 Treas 3 4 Class Treas 3 Halloween Float 1 2 4 Junlor Semor Ball Jumor Dance Semor Play Freshman Play Stage Mgr - 9 ' 5 , 3 ' , , 5 - 4 I 9 3 y 9 9 3 - 3 ' 5 s ' QJ ' - ' 5 ' 5 ' , 9 . . Q . s 3 . u Q , 4 . ' 5 , , , 1 - a ! 7 SJ' ' 3 3 ! 7 3 Varsity Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Dramatic Club 1, , , ' 4 s - 5 , 9 ' 9 ' ' 5 - ' Q . Q . S . 3 C ' . Y ' . 5' D Y lo ,,,. , , , s 4 A s ' 9 5 s s ,-5 ' , , . , Q . Q , , s ' - ' 9 ' s ' : Gronua EDWARD DIKEMAN - Dilqc Farmer F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Halloween Float 4g Football 2, 3, 45 Public Speaking 23 Boys State 33 Student Council 45 junior-Senior Bally Senior Playg Librar- ian 43 Honor Society 35 President 4g Varsity Club 2 3 4 unior Dance 3 Christmas Party 4 UN Club Secretary General MARY FRA71nR Secretary Home Ec Club 3 Vice Pres 4 Halloween Float 4 Senior Play MARILYN GRAY Lynn Nurse Damatic Club 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Ticket Sellers 3 4 unxor Senior Ball Log Staff Polonius 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Operetta 3 unior Dance 3 Senior Play Sprmg Concert 4 Hallo ween Float 2 3 Basketball 2 Sophomore Hop Christmas Party 4 Q P 'sd 'Wh Nag? X , . MARTIN EDWARD HARNEY - Ed Business Executive Halloween Float 3' Baseball Mgr. 1' Varsity Club I 2 3 4 Semor Play umor Semor Ball THERON LEE HAYNES Dan Adventurer Footballl 2 3 4 Varslty Club Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 Patroll Senior Play Student COUhCll Vice Pres Honor SOCIBIY NANCY EVELYN JONES Ieacheu Dramatlc Club l 2 3 4 Varslty Cluh 3 4 Stu clent Councll 4 Polonxus 4, Cheerleader 3 4 Sec retary 2 Freshman Reception Halloween Float 3 4 Semor Play 4 umorSen1or Ball Freshman 9 9 9 9 1 9 ' ' 9 s 9 Q 9 1 s 5 v y S 9 . , . . 9 9 7 1 3 ' 3 ' 1 9 ' S 1 1 ' 7 Play. P-wr FRANLS MARSHAII Hull I-armmg FFA 1 Z 3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Student Councxl 3 4 Semor Play Honor Socxetv 3 4 Vnce Pres 4 Student C0llhCll Rep 4 PHIIIP PAUL MAQLACK Hxp Busmes Class Vice Pres 3 Dramatlcs Club 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Baslcetballl 7 3 Capt 4 Bovs Chorus 4 Operetta 3 F F A 4 Varslty Club 7 3 Pres 4 Student founcll 3 Vxce Pres 4 IOSFPH 'IHoMAs MINFHILIO Busme Halloween Floatl Z 4 Sophomore Hop Semor Plav Baseball Mgr 2 Football Mgr 1 2 4 Var sm Club 1 7 3 4 Basketball 4 -,Q-rf BERNARD RUSSELL Mu LER u Coach Varsxty Club 2 3 4 Semor Play Football 1 2 3 V Basketball 1 2 Baseball 2 Iumor Senior Ball VIDA ELAINE MORRIS a Secretary Llbrananl 2 3 Musrcl 2 3 4 Dramatxc Club 1 2 3 4 umor Semor Ball 3 Honor Soclety 3 MUSIC Festxval 4 Operetta 3 Sprlng Concert 4 Girls State 3 DAR G1rl 4 Semor Play UN Club 4 ANDREW KyAR NE1LsoN Andy Theater Manager Football 1 Basketball 1 Freshman Play Assem bly Program 2 Glee Club 3 4 eretta 3 Sprmg Concert 4 Music Festlval 4 Semor Play Log Staff 4 umor Semor Ball 3 Dramanc Club I lumor Dance C-'l'1flStm39 Program 4 . M B d ' ' , , 5 ' 9 , , . 4g . , , 3g , 3, 4: .- p 1 V. . . , , Q . , , , 5 . , , , s J ' - ' s ' , 45 Secretary 35 Polonius 3, 45 Student Council 45 , , , g . 1 5 . - L s , :Op s ' 9 ' ' s ' s 9 J ' - ' 1 ' 3 : KFNNETH DEWEY POTTER Kenny Business Man Varsity Club l 2 3 4 Pres 3 Football 1 Capt 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Student Councxl 2 Pres 4 Honor Socxety 3 4 Class Vlce Pres l Halloween Float 3 4 Teenage Club 3 Dramanc Club 1 2 3 4 Freshman Play Senlor Play Polomus Staff 1 2 3 ' , , , 4 - 5 , 2, 3, - 5 , y y S , 1 , 9 ' , - 9 ' , 5 ' - 3 , s 9 ' , , , 9 s . 3 . , , ' MARY GERALDINE QUINN -- jerry Home Economics Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Freshman Playg Ticket , -, 5 5 ' , , 4 , 5 ' ' , , s ' 9 , 5 ' , , 5 ' , s - s s ' 4 , . 3 . S . . S . : ' a - - Seller 1 7 3 Sophomore Hop Student Council 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Lrbrarlan 2 3 4 Freshman Receptron 2 Halloween Float 2 3 Varslty Club 2 3 4 Polomus 3 4 Student Government Confer ence Home Ec Club 4 Semor Play Assembly Program I Operetta 3 KATHERINF SoLT1s Katxe Secretary Chorus 4 Dramatxc Club 4 Lxbrarran 1 Semor Plav 4 Freshman Receptlon Halloween Comm 4 GORDON E Scorr Zeke Commander of first Atomrc powered sub Varsnty Club I 2 3 4 Vxce Pres 4 Football 4 Dramat1csClubl 2 3 4 Vxce Pres 3 4 One Act State Play Contest Hentage of Wxmpole Street 2 Senxor Play UN Club State Publlc Speakmg Contest 4 Halloween Float 1 2 4 Freshman Re ceptxon umor Senlor Ball 3 4 Log Staff 4 Polomus 3 Glee Club 2 4 erome Kern Review 4 Riu-:ARD CHARLES VLADYKA Dmk Farmer Future Farmers of Amenca I 2 3 4 Freshman Basketball V Basketball 3 umor Semor Ball 3 Natl Honor Soc 3 4 Senlor Play Log Stall Baseball 3 4 Chrlstmas program 4 Freshman Imtxatron 2 umor Dance 3 ARTHIIR NELSON VAUGHAN Farmer F FA 1 2 3 Varsity Club 3 4 Basketball 3 4 JV Basketball Freshman Imtlatxon Halloween Float l 2 Baseball 4 Sophomore Hop avi? ' 3 7973 ' -as u - - as 3 S-- S 3 993 ' 21' as 3 a ,QJ . 3713 31- 1 , a g o u 1 -ar 1 9 as 1 :J a 4 1 1 ' 1 ---:sr as av .. , Q 73 Q ' JOAN EHAABETH WIIIIAMS oame Nurse Honor Socnety 3 4 Presxdent l Student Councxl 1 2 3 4 Polomus 3 Dramatlc Clubl 2 3 4 Tncket Seller l 2 3 Chorus 2 unxor Semor a Halloween Float l MAL RIFE josFPH WILIIAMS Dewey Busmess Executwt Varsxty Club 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Senlor Play Boys Chorus 2 Natl Honor Soc 3 4 Class Presndent 4 Polonxus 3 Log Co edttor 4 Vlce Pres Hon Soc 4 Sports Edltor Polomus 4 Christmas Party 4 Student Council 4 umor Semor Ball 4 V Basketball 3 KATHERINE ANN Zmovslcy Kazy Secretan Dramatlc Club 1 2 3 Varslty Club 3 4 Student Counctl 4 Secretary 4 Secretary 1 Halloween Float 3 Ticket Seller 1 2 Senror Play Home Fconomlc Club 4 Wk 6!ew477Zotz! 66444 750mm Carnatlon 66444 06014 Green and White So Little Done, So Much To Do 'ff' f JUHIUHS 66444 5 First row-- Bettha Pelcins, Lyman Noble, Eileen Willianms. Myrna Morris, james Brayton. Una jean Donovan, Charles Boyce, Darlene Marcy.- .Second ww Mrs. Howes, Blair Travers, Patricia Root, Wilfred Mayette, Joyce Wiley, George Cos- tello, Helen Xvhite. Anthony Pacyna, Norma Whittington, Richard Bernard. Third' row- Audrey jordan, Ronald Ellis, Marjorie Griffin, Helen McIntyre, Charles Fenton, Shirley Kinney, Eleanor Bassett, Donald Williams, Sylvia Hughes. 1 C as 1 X957 st1rtL its hrst war U1 lu winning first prim II1 tlu Ha owun nr xear rms the Freshman Reception XVe kept the record up wrth a first prxze 1n the Halloween parade XVe flmslud up the vear mth The Poollslm Folks Farr , 1 xerv successful dance We also recewed our class rmgs m February of that year In our umor year me won tlnrd prlze on our Halloween float and sponsored tlme dance A Nlre ln Parls wlnch was also vers successful Q ' ,S lla- .Iqsrf -.'. 'df' V' ' j ' f ' ll 1.- adc' and sponsoring a very successful Saint llatriclls dance. The nrst event of our second ' -Q x V- fr ' -- -as V 4 lm L . . . . ,, . , , ..., UHIUHES F1751 ron Ge ue Holmes Theodore Kantorowski osephme Pacyna Barbara Turner Bernard Vladylca Valentina Bucrelc oseph Gloss amce Burton Second ron Gloria Danforth Dorothy Charron Ruth Arbo William Matteson Barbara Mc Ruth Louclces Mr Henry Third row Munie Baptie Frances Parker Benjamin ones Mary Pyenta Wallace Fabian Elsie Danforth Frances Kantorslci Bruce Griffin Ida ohnson Marita Rubv Rosabel Loveridge Dorothv Shaw af 1 I I , D, J I 7 9 7 ' 9 ,il 7 J - Lellan, Wilma Johnson, Richard Sawyer: Patricia Fish, Hayden jones, jacquelin Carter, . . ., I , . J , V , . , . . , , , J , , , V 5' Wbdfdftg The present Sophomore class came mto btmg 1n September 1948, when we stepped into the corrxdors oi PHS as seventh graders Through that year and the next we were not very actlve Although we dld enter floats IH the Halloween parade we dld Hot wm any of the prwes As Freshmen, hfe at PH S became more actlve and mterestxng Wfe elected Ted Kan torowslcr as President, Barbara Turner as Vice President, anlce Wlley as Secretary and Val entma liuczelc as Treasurer, Patty lush as Student Council representatxve and Mr Krer stead as our Class Advisor We entered a float m the parade whlch was based on the theme Maggle Dear, but agaln we faxled to mn a prlze Belng Freshmen, we had to be xmtlated That was an experlence whlch Mill long be remembered Later, our class had a food sale, turkey raffle, and 1 Valentxne dance to mcrease our class funds We went to Idylwlld on our class PICDIC Thls year we came back to the famihar halls as Sophomores For our class offxcers we elected Barbara Turner, Bernard Vladylca Valentrna Buczelc, and o Pacyna Ted Kantor owslcr vxas our Student Councll representatlve and Mr Henry our Class Advlsor Thls year lt was our turn to 1n1t1ate the Freshmen We enjoyed that The class put on a Hobo dance and a pnze was given to the funmest Hobo Rosa bel Loverldge The dance was a big success We ordered our class rmgs and finally recexved them arter much waltmg We were all well satxsfxed with them Our class also gave Mary Lavery a Goxngaway party and presented her wrth a gift Next year, as JUDIOFS, we are determined to add more brllllant pages to our class history I N . ,, .... . . . . . V . . . V . Y. 9 ,I ' ' . Y . . . . re sa - - - cr na , . I ' ' V . 7 . I A D . . cz ' xr ' - . . .Z-X K1 XX gf 2 X ,I F H E S H IU E H l'1rrt raw Daud Cllarron Mary Wh1CIIDgI0n Patricia L Potter ewca Wlllxaxns Vincent Foley Margaret Carmody amee Lougllan Patrlcla A Potter Second row Mr Klerstead olm Delzranclsco Sylvla Fenton Lee Carter Felicia Kantorslcx Ray moncl Brown Ethel Kellv Clnfforcl ones amce Wlnters Vmcent M1hChlll0 Coletra Vaughan Edward Kent ffnrd MW oAnn Dalley ohn Stanelc Patrxcxa Wlllxams Rlcharcl Golcey Rebecca Gu-oux Mal colm Ray Marjorxe Goodrlclm Elton Whxtney joan Wllll3mS Rxcharcl Kelly Harold ordan af 15 V. , . .. 7.... . ,. I.. . '- ,J , , . . 'I :J .la . V an I: A .y ' , A, I .J , , 1 9 s 9 s J ' seventh graders our class presented a play The f l l iw o me Glass Sllpper Wt Lntered a float IH the annual Halloween parade hut dld not mn any of the prues the elghth grade we also entered a float 1n the Halloween parade but were agam defeated We had our annual class PICUIC at Idtlmld on Lake St Catherlne W1 en we reentered school ue were Freshmen The Sophomores put on the Freshmen lmtlatlon and reception Thus was a very colorful d O as n March 9 we held our class dance a Barn Dance Xve are loolclng forward to hem th g L spxnsors of the Freshman lmtxatxon next year W' fs AS. - ' - ' A 1- ' h 'f ' I 'I ' I' In X . Y . V . x 4 Q V Y. I 7 I' il l' if f UHDEHCLHSSIHEH Z' E ,.. '- q-i .7 ' , , ,', ,. - .7 , .. .,. V, , : .,. f. , . .-' 'J' ' . . ' If ' . ', W 1 1 E19 V, HI, AA? ,i U QA'-4... , ,, ' . ' ' 51- , -. 2' , .xi ,, . :,g1-i, 5 V- V. 'aint' I JIM: , 31 . -j, - .4. , .g' ,. -,A--.17 ,ff 2 A M Z . . ,. 'Q' ' ' -M Fgfgjzfr ' 3.'.f:-V , K ' , F M I T ,Av '-.fit . ' ., , V , Q I K ' .E 1 ' ' ' ' V ' ' ' ' ' ,,.A -' ' v. frrvi ron Ellen Wllll3lhS Edward Larkin fzluzalnth Wllll3I1lS olm Qralwowslcl lwlmr lVl1sl1cL Ann lmn Rxchard ones Gladys Kellv Lawrence Mclntvre oyce Carter MHUFICC Wade Ann Carmody Gerald McGreevy Patrrcra Dumas ohn Daley Ver omca Kmney Stephen Parker Iudnrh Tohm Charles Woodard Velma Wescorr Asa Bapne Mrs Mosher Third row Ashley Brown Peter Saltxs Ruth Parlcer Theodore Bahan Mary Anderson Fred Warren Gertrude Bardwell Kenneth Procter FFSHCIS Marhar loanne Whlte George Daley Nancy Borrchevslcy XV1ll1am Loftus Carol Sherman Xt! Second row-- , Q b I 4 u l . u sh n 5 . 7 7 . 9 - 7 , l , . . U , . irc! I r om Mxllnms oan Lovtrldgt Cmeorge Holmes um Hughes om lima lrxscl 1 Hall Rolvert Hasclmc Patricia Scott Phlllp Wl1eelcr Eether Hughe Rolvert landry ldvelyn Dur um Seronrf row Mr l'arnum Patrlcxa Sharp Mary Hadley Edward Fish oyce Grant Joseph Wfll llams Rena Louglmlln Paul Grahowslcl Audrey Scrlhner ohn Pecott Ceclv Mclntyre Gerald Nohle gxlul Van Cuxldm Rol err long can Wfxllxame Mr: Dooley Tlnrd r u 'loan Wllllamb Myron Wlmlte Loretta Kmney Robert Shattu lc Charlotte Slcovxra Ervm Carter rranc1s PYHZICI' ID3Vld Hughes Beverly Nlayette Rlchard Morrxs Barham Boguclcl Rlcnard Oconner Almlra Ludden Leon Flack Prxscllla Sherman Raymond Cull Ronert.-1 Hood Ann Landon lf' Al V, J l W' '. J 'l ', Q' ' J. J ' '.', nl l J 'll. , . l A - . M . , S. - . I , r . . ' 1 s A H a ,a I a ,l , a I' s a 9 V 1 ,l 9 , 1 1.. ': 14 '. W 4 Chl 'A .. .. . U I Q, . , . Q, C Y . . , 7 7 7 3 K ., . , , . A 5 .L . ' I . ' . 3 HCTIVITIES 1 vwvmvws-vw .. we 'li S DECKMAN WEST NELL WEST ZIP WEST RALPH WEST NEIL WEST JANET FELLER PRIVATE QUIZZ WEST CORPC RAL TATE Semen play THE EVE OF ST MARK Maxrvell flnderson 14 CAST The Glass of 1951 171 orfler 0 dppedfdnff' PRIVATE THOMAS MULVEROY PRIVATE SHELVIN PRIVATE FRANCIS MARION PRIVATE GLINKA SERGEANT RUBY LILL BIRD SAL BIRD A WAITRESS Edward Dxlaeman Bernard Mxller Beatrrce flvarron Maleoln1 Brown Donald Borxrlvevslzy Charles Colrm Elame Morrxs Gordon Scott Kenneth Potter Rzclvard Vladyka Mazcrtce Wxllzanzs George Boyce Panl Marrlvall Andrew Netlyon Geraldxne utnn Marcxa Bots ortl Mary Frazzer DIMPLES Patrzeza DeFrancz:co SERGEANT KRIVIN Edward Harney PEPITA Nanfy one BEHIIND THE CURTAIN DIREC TOR Imogene Holmes PROINIPTERS Marxlyn Gray Valoue Haynef SOUIND EFFECTS Paul Henry STAGE NIANAGERS oseplv Wxnclullo Tlvomas Bethel MAKE UP Vxola Blat! TICKETS Kate qaltxs Peggxe Baptxe Reginald Kxerstead MUSIC Hazel Stannard PROGRAM COMMITTEE Marzrxce Wrlllamx Glvazrman Heatrzfe Clvarron Martlyn Gray Gordon Scot! Elaxne Marrrzs Glvarles Colvm l IGHTINC Alnyn Roberts USHERS Tlreron Hayrzes Glraxrrnan Glvarles Boyce Una ean Donovan ames Brayton Myrna Morrxs Tlus play IS the slmple story of Everyman m khaki Ir tells of ulzz West a farm boy who leaves lns glrl and family to become a soldxer u1zz goes to trammg camp and then to war On a tmy lsland ln the Pacxfxc the play reaches its heroxc cllmax Accordmg to legend on St Marks Eve fAPfll 241 a young gurl standxng at a church door may see the ghosts of all who wxll dxe mthm the year by f 1 FEB. - I5 ' - f CY s,,, ,.,s ,ee, L . A Q I . ee.,..,...es.,eese. . e.ee 'A Q ' .,.,..,.. e.eee ..,.. . f I FLASH I EE'Ie A ' Katherine zfdwky . I 1 f I ' A H 1 4 . , 1 y 1 . ' . QQ r H0 P ewme fem feacew '1 I name Kem Eeacew The ent1re glrls chorus sang Ive Told Ev ry Llttle Star and Last Txme I Saw Paris wlth a solo part taken by Barbara McLellan The boys chorus sang Ol Man Rner Lovely to Look At and ust the Way You Look Tonxght T11 only speakmg parts those of a Broadway bookmg agent and a producer were played by Ted Kantorowskx and Malcolm Brown Those ln the Glee Club who were 1n the senior class sang Smoke Gets ln Your Eyes Wh wxll be sung by Norma XVh1tt1ngton Genre Holmes Ronald Ellls and Ted Kantorowskl 'Ihev Dldnt Beheve Me by Elleen WVllllRmS and Andrew Nellson Rosabel Loverlclge sang The Touch of Your Hand as a solo Ot wer songs were Twas Not So Long Ago Yesterdays The Song IS You The N ght Was Made for Love Make Believe Why Do I Love You and She Didnt Say Yes TI e closlng number was Look for the Silver Llnlng sung by the ent1re chorus Thr entertarnment was under the d rectlon of Mrs Hazel P Stannard Muslc Tnstruc tor and the accompanlsts were Genre Holmes and Mrs Stannard Th boys and glrls ln the Senlor Hugh School glee club presented a muslcal entertain ment on the evemng of Aprxl IZ based on the songs of erome Kern ffvosc rafting part m Me productxon 71 r Vrola Blatt Donald Borxchevskv Marcia Botsford Malcolm Brown Beatrrce Charron Patr1c1a DeFranc1sco Marllyn Gray Elame Morrls Kenneth Potter Andrew Nexlson Katherme Soltls Gordon Scott Eleanor Bassett Rlchard Benard Una Donovan Ronald Elhs Marjorle Griffin QYIVIH Hughes Audrey lordan Shtrley Kxnnev Darlene Marcy Helen McIntyre Patty Root Blalr Traverse Norma Wlmxttnngton lovce Vfflley Fxleen XVIIIISIUS Iyman Noble Ruth Arbo Mxmmle Baptlt anxce Burton ackle Carter Dorothy Charron Elsie Danforth Gloria Danforth Patty F1sh Genle Holmes Ida ohnson XV1lma ohnson Frances Kantorskx 'Ted Kantorowskl Ruth Louckes Rcsabel Loverldge Barbara McLellan Frances Parker Mary Pyenta Dorothy Shaw Barbara Turner lamce XVIIBV Margaret Carmodw lo Ann Darley Svlvxa Fenton Becky GIYOUX Flton Wfhttney Gladys Jones llmmV Loughan Felxcxa Kantorskl amce Winters Patty Potter Coletta Vaughan Mary Wh1tt1ngton Patrxcla Wllllams The Dancers were Frances Parker Barbara Turner Genre Holmes amce Burton ElSlC Danforth Audrey jordan Ida johnson Patty Potter Wilma johnson Frances Kantorskn Dorothy Charron F6llCli-1 Kantorskl Helen McIntyre Gloria Danforth Lyman Noble Pxck Benard Blaxr Traverse Ilmmy Loughan Gordon Scott Kenneth Potter Mac Brown I ' ' 7 P? 7 7 ' 37 Cf ' - H - I , . 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'Q-Y Srmgflij I I is 'ESL A. fa f fi wh A A 1 11 '35 Y if 1 'Ri Ml. 9- fy , 3 w 'v 9 ax HTHLETICS Parr Haven West Rutland Burr SL Burton Mxddlebury Proctor Woodstock Falr Haven Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney . , 7 7 , Rutland 6 Poultney 0 ' 6 0 6 ' 7 Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Salem West Rutland West Rutland Salem Alumm Wallingford Proctor Brandon Ludlow Farr Haven Burr 86 Burton Walllngford Proctor Plttsford Brandon Ludlow Fair Haven North Bennlngton Burr BL Burton Arhngton West Rutland 4 ,l 4' 4 22 32 41 38 44 . 28 ' 35 65 Pittsford 69 39 49 ' '59 33 ' 43 4l ' ' 54 38 V 66 . 65 ' 43 45 ' 38 . Zaaeeiall April April Aprll May May May May May May May May May Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney 'Itani- M S Ludlow Rutland Rutland Brandon 8-6 Wallingford Proctor Burr 6L Burton Pittsford W Rutland Middlebury Fan' Haven ' 24 vs . 0-3 ' 27 vs. 2-4 ' 28 vs. 2-6 l vs. 4-l 8 vs. I ll vs. ' 15 vs. 18 vs. 22 vs. ' 24 vs. . May 26 Poultney vs. Fair Haven 29 vs. ' 30 vs. ' Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poultney Poulmev Salem West Rutland West Rutland Salem W3lllhgfOfd Proctor P1trsford Brandon Ludlow Falr Haven Burr ac Burton Wallmgford Proctor Plttsford Brandon Ludlow Faxr Haven Burr 66 Burton . y 3 1 twn' Fi no 1 1 1 30 21 32 37 24 Q 20 21 ' 43 27 26 ' 36 18 ' 26 16 ' 32 38 17 ' 29 TICKET SELLERS Seraxce Be ore Sel The duty of thus orgamzatxcn 15 to s ll tlclcets at athletxc functions regardless of weather or other more mterestmg opportunltxes whxch those days may offer Ir has been thexr purpose, m thas last year, to make the orgamzatxon more 1n the nature of a club The project for the year has been the purchase of award sweaters for whlch a turkey was sold and food sales were held It IS the hope of everyone rn the orgamzatxon that they may contmue to receive award sweaters for those members who have served well ' 1.- 'rf A 1 3 A . ,J 4 1 X, .. . f f,, 1 . . . 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' , . 4 N VY ' 'i Q .A - - A .fi 1 , R We the members of the Senior Class of Poultney Hlgh School 1951 havmg been thoroughly ex ammed and tested by capable psychxatnsts and bram specralxsts and pronounced reasonably sane and able to negotiate such an xmportant and vrtal document do hereby execute and declare thus to be our last wrll and testament and do hereby declare all prevxous wrlls nf any or promxses made by us 1l ldlV1dU3lly o collectrvely and whether verbal or wrntten to be null and voxd We also declare that all bequests and provxsxons ln thus document have been made wrth careful delrberatron consrderatxon and unmmgatron wx Peggy Baptle wxll my bashfulness to Patty Root rn hopes that she may hnd use for It Tom Bethel leave my truck to anyone who IS lookmg for a truly used car Vrola Blatt bequeath my Latm marks to Ray Brown Donald Borlchevsky leave my drawmg ablhty to ohn DeFranc1sco so that he wrll have somethmg to do ln next year s study halls Marcia Botsford wlll the posxtlon of head ticker seller to anyone who enjoys a constant headache George Boyce leave my Drrvers Manual and bl cycle to my brother Charlle Malcolm Brown leave my trxps to East Poultney to Chub Fenton Elmer Burr wxll my sly remarks to Eddy Kent so that the faculty wxll feel rrght at home next year ames Carmody leave my posltron as jamtor to Mr Roberts Bea Charron bequeath my OEICC job to Helen Mclntyre along wrth the wolf whnstles that accompany If Chuck Colvm leave my whnte bucks to Ted Kan torowskn Patricia DCFFZDCISCO w1ll my French marks to Elleen Wxllrams Anythmg s a help Ed Drkeman regret to leave Darleen to the wolves of 52 Mary Frazrer leave my quxet personahty to Patty Potter Marrlyn Gray leave for a happy lxfe wrth La Verne Ed Harney wxll my Frrday mght s at the Valley Club to Felxcna Kantorskn Theron Haynes leave my car to Mr Kterstead Nancy ones leave my cheerleadmg posmon to anvone who has back trouble Paul Marshall wlll my punctual arrxvals at school each mormng to Ruthxe Arbo Phxhp Maslack leave my sports abxlxty to South Poultney rn the care of oe Gloss Bernard Mxller leave my weight to lmmy Laughan oe Mlnchxllo will my wavy harr to Mr Farn am Elalne Morrrs leave my hrgh marks to the fac ulty to dlstrxbute among the needy of next years c ass Andrew Nellson leave my cowboy boots to Mr Horton Kenneth Potter wrll my football ab1l1ty to Bobby Landry Must I say more? Geraldme urnn leave for a Home Economlc course at UVM Gordon Scott leave my actmg ab1l1ty to Elton Wh1tney wlth the hope that he wxll not rely on rt too much Kate Soltls bequeath my dungarees to Ida Mae ohnson to use when she mlght see ht Nelson Vaughan wrll my knowledge of Mac beth to the memory of Mrs Holmes Rlchard Vladylca leave my battmg average to Hayden Jones oan Wrllxams leave my shyness towards the boys to Myrna Morrls Maurxce Wxllrams leave my many posmons to someone wrth a lot of spare txme Kate Zldovsky leave my natural curly halr to oyce Wlley Fmally we hereby appomt our Prmcxpal Mr Bountress to be the sole executor of thxs our last w1l1 and testament In wltness whereof we the Class of 1951 have set our hand and seal on this Fifteenth day of une nn the vear 1951 1 ' I , 5 ' . . . , . . . I 9 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 - I 1 1 I0 tl I1 I 1 I I1 1 A 1 1 U I1 . ' 1 . l - QQ 77 - J , , . I, . , . . ' , l . . . I I, J . . , . . D - J h . 1 1 I1 I . 1 ' . . . . . . . . , 1 . 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I 1 1 J 1 J Ladies and Gentlemen We have come to graduatron from hrgh school at a time when the world rs full of work to do There are many 1nterestmg thmgs before us Some must enter mrhtary servrce Immediately and have no chorce ln the matter Others face many and varred posslbxlrtxes but rt rs very rmportant that everyone get to work at somethmg useful right away My assxgnment lS to dlscuss the posslble or probable future careers of the members of the Class of 51 No one can say exactly just who wrll have to go drrectly mto the mrhtary servrce so I shall dls cuss my fellow classmen wrrh regard to therr mterests and capabxhtres m enterprises typrcal of crvrlran 1 e PFccY BAPTIE BPA CHARRON Peggy has accomphshed her very great ambrtlon Bea has a lrfetrme secretariat She s workmg down rn old New York For Monroe s Auto Sales As the wrestlers beautlcran Instead of feeding cattle TOM BETHEL She stacks up bills rn bales Tom s a modern busmess tycoon Wlmo made a second mxllron Makrng a new kind of spoon At hrs plant, Hampton drvrsron CHUCK C01 VIN Chuck plans to be an exodontrst Hes a student of some rank The reason hes been rn athletrcs VIQLA BLA-1-T Is to develop a powerful yank PAT DEPRANCISCO Pat used to go through classes Always wearrng a brg frown Now she teaches language classes DON BORLCHEVSH Down at Mxddletown Is your TV out of order? Doesn t Esther Wrllrams show clear? MARY FRAZIER See Don, your reparrman Wrth such a very pleasrng voxce He Hx rt, have no fear Mary be El fine phone OPCIEIIOI' Bell Telephone just has no chorce If they want a business creator As a lady wrestler Don t fear for her when she s on TV Cause Atlas can t do better MARCIA BoTsFoRD Marcra IS a famous surgeon Intelhgent yet demure MARH YN GRAY All her Patients attest to thls Marrlyn completed nursxng school out rn the She wrll surely krll or cure far, far West Is carrng for llttle chrldren, a job she can do est GEORGE BOYCE George rs the new president Ar Green Mt unror College He ll show those grrls a thrng or two Cause hes got all kmds of knowledge FIDWARD HARNEY As far back as we can remember Ed wanted to drrve a truck MAC BROWN He 1sn t mterested rn college Need your roof fixed? Cause he enjoys makrng a buck Your leaks repa1red ' See Mac the carpenter THPRON I-IAYNES AI Hampton Square Therons theme song was, If You Got the F Money Ive Got the Trme IMER BURR Elmer who caused more school teachers to pull Now he tragels She country over and he does thelr graymg harr nt me a imc Is currently rn Poultney campargnrng for Mayor NANCY JONES Iwfrs CARMODY Nancy returned from UVM 'lxmmre graduated from good old UVM A conhrmed graded school teacher Now has Ayrshrre cattle farms Her experlences after one short year From Texas to Vergennes Drove her mrddle axslmg to a preacher lf . .ss 3 ' 9 - - 9 , . . . , . 1 - , I Viola Blatt's famous in Chicago , 7 Y , . . , . . , , . . . , . 1 - - b . Y ' ' 4 , . . , . . , . . , v 9 2 , l , Q 7 ' 7 , , . , . PAUL MARSHALL Paul Marshalls turnrng over the sox And uprootrng the Sod Hes a practrcal progressrve farmer XVhos grven modern equrpment the PHILIP MASLACK Phrlrp owned a great speedway Trl he had a Hat trre He staked too much on one race Now he has boats for hrre BrrsrrR MIIILR Bud who attended at U of Boston Now coaches the krddres at a school called Austrn jor. MINCHILLO oe the sweetest tempered boy rn our town Now sells candy down rn Boston at 10 for a pound Fr AINL MoRRIs Studred hard to be a secretary One of the accounts a pretty nrce feller Convrnced her she could keep books for hrs darry ANDY NIELSON Andy Nrelson runs a baby prcture studro After studyrng rn Tokyo The manly art of Judo KFN POTTER Potter has made goal after goal And played accordrng to rule Hes handsome rn hrs plebes blue sto e At West Pornt Mrlrtary School GERALDINE QUINN Gerrys free of troubles But she never seems to rest She s a screntrfrc housekeeper Full of vrgor vrm and zest GORDON SCOTT Admrral Scott who enjoys lrfe on the Ocean Has arrrved home for a rest And a few land lover days KATII1 SOLTIS Katres trred of swrngrng mops And now shes swrngrng handcuffs She heads up the women cops Of the Fort Bragg Drvrsron NELSON VAUCHAN Nelson rs a full fledged farmer On the outskrrrs of E Poultney Hrs reputatron as a lady charmer Makes contented hens of all hrs poultry DICR VLADYRA Drck and Audrey lrve out West Rarsrng five lrttle aces In the wrde open spaces JOAN WILIIAMS o1n completed 1 course rn Afrrcan voodoo Barnum s snake roo MAURICE WIIIIAMS A great hrg busrness executrve Maurrce asprres to be Had I the looks and brarns that he as It would be Hollywood for me KATLE Zrnovsrcr' Katre was a grrl who lrked money She Jorned the servrce to find her a honey Instead of snaggrng a tanker Shes changed her mrnd nows a banker Havrng finrshed my job now Id lrke to be krnd I hope no hard feelrngs are left behrnd To shovs you my classmates that Im on the level wrth my own prophecy now Ill rarse the devrl I thrnk I shall be a rrch farmer But Im not sure how rrch I can be Cause I want to rarse moren Ten lrttle acres whrch may be the undorng of me Waveq Edward Drkeman . Y ' ' tr - ay I 7 ' . ' 1 ' , . , . . . ' nod. ' , . . ' , . . ' , ,I v ' I 1 . .. I v 5 I . . ' Elaine Morris, a Proctor Trust teller, And is currently director at ' r ' h . . Y . . ' , r - t 1 ' ' ' ' . l I . , . , , . 5 7 3 Y , . . , . Y ' ' y . . . , y Q - Q - a . V . . T Usually the class nrstory rs the result o the e orls o the entrre class rn :ts our years But thrs year we elt rt would he more approprrale 1 a short record o each student and hrs plans or next year were gwen zrstead The hrstory rs gwen thzs Way because 0 the uncertarnty o the uture Whrch lres aheafr' 0 all o us Wzth thrs I gwe you our class hrstory PEGU BAPTIE Peggy has taken a vocatronal arts course She rs a member of the student councrl and has been presrdent of the FHA Peggy hopes to become a telephone operator rn the Poultney offrce next year f OM BETHEL Flom has taken a college and busr ness course He was manager of the football and baseball teams and acted rn the class play fom rs plannrng to work for the D 86 H Karl road rn the telegraphy department VIOLA BLATI' Vrola has taken a college course She rs a member of the dramatrcs club, the student councrl and the trcket sellers She also took part rn the class play Vrola plans to at tend the Brshop De Goesbrrand Hosprtal where she wrll take up nursrng DON BORISCHEVSKI Don has taken a busmess course He rs a member of the glee club and he acted rn the senror class play Don rs unde crded about next year but he would lrke to fur ther hrs work rn art MARCIA BOTSFORD Marcra has taken a college course She has been very rnterested rn dramatrcs berng presrdent of that organrzatron and actrng rn both class plays She plans to attend New England Baptrst Hosprtal next year where she wrll study nursmg GEORGE BOYCE George has taken a college course wrth a great deal of socral studres rncluded He rs a member of almost every organrzatron rn the school and has played all three sports He rs graduatrng wrth the hrghest average rn the schools hrstory 965 George plans to attend Colgate Unrversrty where he wrll take a polrtrcal scrence course MAC BROWN Mac has taken a college course He has played all three sports and rs a member of the varsrty and glee clubs Mac rs also a member of the student councrl He hopes to become an archrtectural engrneer at the G E rn Schenectady ELMER BURR Elmer has taken a general course He has played on the baseball and basketball teams and has worked on the school paper The Polonrus Elmer plans to jorn the Marrnes where he hopes to take up engrneermg IM CARMODY Jrm has taken a vocatronal arts course He rs a member of the vars1ty and UN clubs and the FFA rm plans to help hrs father on therr farm next year EA CHARRON Bea has taken a busmess course She rs a member of the glee varsrty and the dramatrc clubs Bea rs also an offrcer of the class She plans to attend Becker Junror College where she hopes to become a secretary CHUCK COLNIN Chuck has taken a college course He has been an olfrcer of the dramatrcs club the class of 1951 and the busmess manager of The Log Chuck has also been a frne athlete He plans to attend Mrddlebury where he wrll take up dentrstry PAT DE FRANCISCO Par has taken a college course She has acted rn the class play and rs a member of the glee and dramatrcs clubs Pat rs plannrng to attend Trrnrty College where she wrshes to become a French teacher DIKEMAN Ed has taken a vocatronal arts course He rs a member of the student councrl, the varsrty and U N clubs and the F FA He has also played football for the hrgh school Ed rs plannrng to attend the agrrculrural school at Randolph MARY FRAZIER Mary has taken a vocatronal arts course wrth a great deal of socral studres She rs an offrcer of the F H A Mary hopes to become a telephone operator rn the Poultney offrce MARILYN GRAY Marrlyn has taken a college Polonrus staff She was also a member of the varsrty and glee clubs Marrlyn plans to be mar rred thrs summer and help her husband on therr farm ED HARNEY Ed has taken a busmess course wrth a great deal of socral studres rncluded He has also acted rn the class play Ed hopes to work for the D 86 H Rarlroad next year THERON HAYNEs Theron has taken a college and busmess course He has played football and baseball and rs a member of the varsrty and dramtrcs clubs and also the student coun crl Theron plans to become a machrnrst at the G E plant rn Schenectady NANCY ONES Nancy has taken a college course She has been a cheerleader an oflrcer of her class and has acted rn both class plays Nancy rs plannrng to attend UVM where she wrll take up elementary school teachmg PAUL MARSHALL Paul has taken a vocatronal arts course He rs a member of the varsrty and dramatrcs clubs and he acted rn the class play He also played football and baseball for the hrgh school Paul plans to take up farmrng and help hrs father on the farm next year PHIL MASLACK Phrl has taken a general course He has been a fine athlete playrng all sports and berng prcked all state rn football He rs a member of the Student Councrl FFA and varsrty club Phrl plans to help hrs father on therr farm next year .f . . ,A . f ff . f' f f . . I F- V ' , l ED . -- l ' , ' h - - , A - ' course.. She was a .member of The Log and ' ,. . ' ' Av , . I l j' ' l S , ' . V ' A . . . J' ' 'M g - Bun MILLER Bud has taken a college and busl ness course He has played all three sports act ed In the class play and IS a member of the varslty and dramatrcs clubs Bud 15 plannmg to attend Spnngfield College where he w1ll take up physlcal educauon MINCHILLO Joe has taken a busmess course He acted In the class play and rs a member of the varsrty club oe has also played basketball and was assxstant dtrector In our class one act play Joe IS plannmg to become an apprentlce at the G E plant m Schenectady ELAINE MORRIS Elame has taken a busmess course She has worked on The Log and The Polontus and 15 a member of the glee and dra matxcs clubs Elaxne has HI'11Sl1Cd her four years w1th a 94 average to take second honors In her class Next year she plans to attend GM C and also work In the Poultney bank OE course He IS member of the glee and dramatxcs clubs and has acted In both class plays He has also played football Andrew plans to attend Boston Umversxty where he wxll take an applxed arts and sclence course KEN POTTER Ken has taken a college course He has played all three sports and has been a mem ber of the student councrl and the glee and dramatrcs clubs He was also plcked as all state In Football Ken IS plannmg to attend Colgate Umversrty where he w1ll take up a bus1ness course GERRY ULNN Gerry has taken a college course She IS a member of the glee and dramatlcs clubs and also the student councll Gerry 15 planmng to attend UVM next year where she wxll take up therr Home Economlcs Course GORDON SCOTT Gordon has taken a college course He has been a member of the var stty glee and dramatlcs clubs He has also starred xn both class plays Gordon IS plannmg to jom the navy and become an under water saxlor KATIE SOLTIS Katle has taken a busmess course She has worked on The Log and Polonlus Katxe hopes to become a prtvate secretary for some busmess firm NELSON VAUGHAN Nelson has taken a voca tronal arts course He 15 a member of the var sxty club the FFA and he has played on the basketball team Nelson would lrke to become a mechamc at the Square Deal Garage In East Poultney Drck VLADYKA Duck has taken a vocatnonal arts course He rs a member of the student councxl the FFA and the UN club He has also played basketball Drck hopes to become a farmer and own hrs own farm JOAN WILLIAS Joan has taken a college and bust ness course She IS a member of the student clubs oan IS plannmg to attend the Bishop De Goesbrland Hospltal where she wrll study In MAURICE WILLIAMS Maurxce has taken a ness course He has been presldent of the co edrtor of The Log and acted In the play Maurlce has also played football and was ptcked all state In thrs sport He hopes to be come an executlve In the busmess world KATIE ZIDOVSKY Kane has taken a busmess course wlth a few college sub1ects Included She IS a member of the student councrl and has acted In both class plays She was also secretary of the class Katie 15 planmng to attend Becker Jumor College where she hopes to become a prrvate secretary Although thus phase of our story ends volume one we are at the same trme opemng a new volume wh1ch we hope wlll be well filled w1th great deeds be fore Father Tlme closes the cover and puts the book on the shelf l1l1l'S USI C 3.55 C BSS '. g . .1. . -- -. 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