Rice Memorial High School - Tower Echoes Yearbook (South Burlington, VT)

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lg la, 10099 'Riva 2, STUNT NHTE I'l'l9 3. CLHSS GF QQICISC? as JUNIORS The class of 6O took no prize, but gave every- one more than a little scare. The 'unusual shadow dancing of the Poor People of Paris will be re- membered as the height of their travelogue along with those coy tail-wagging Siamese cats. SENIORS Placing first for the third year in a row, this year's seniors were justly proud of their Class Re- union. Remember funny Josephine, Sweet Geor- gia Brown and how the band brought down the house with Marie, This will be a fond memory of the parting class of 59.

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Left to right: Kathleen Mahaney, Monica Simon, Carolyn LeClair, Margaret Myott, john Olio. Edward Mercaldo, Dennis Daley, Robert LaMothe, Robert Halpin, james Beauregard. BUYS? AND GHRLS9 STATE Even john had to work. Looking forward ! On June 15, 1958, the Sixteenth Annual Session of Green Mountain Boys' and Girls' State was convened. During our week at this model state, we learned how to become better citizens and better friends by participating in civic and social activities. We are grateful to the American Legion and the other sponsoring organizations for making possible this wonderful experience. 77

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-6 A l 'Qi - W' 1:-,,...,1,-..- A perience behind them marched off with second prize Their I I I. l L Along came the Sophomores who with one year of ex -..- 32:0 'U the Axe Marie 6' t New X 7 Q7 lv 3 0' ' X f A I '11 I ' 'kf .gg U e e 5 -. N ' 6 Q 9 FRESHMAN The Freshmen started off this year with the Past, Present, and Future. Although the class did not take a prize the beautiful costumes of a king's court in the past were a treat not soon forgotten, especially when mingled with those singing cowpokes of the present.