Poultney High School - Log Yearbook (Poultney, VT)

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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 , , . , .

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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 . I . 1 ' ' '- I, A , - 1 . I1 1 . D . , - , I, . Q . , . .I - . Q . I, , . 5 ' Y 1 , - xr l 11 - I, I , , H J . 5 1 . ' H . . . . . . I, A , 5 . . . , . , ' E I, J ' 1 , . 1 5 , cr 11 1 l l U I, . . . , . . 1 , . I . . . . I' I 7 . 1 ' J A . . . . , U 1 ' 5 5 1 - T . . 1 1 , 1 . I 1 1 J 1 J

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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