St Johnsbury Academy - Lamp Yearbook (St Johnsbury, VT)

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The Academy Student MAUREEN ELISE CAMPION 24 Pleasant Street Mim St. Johnsbury, Vermont Vice-President (4); Student Council (3); Class Day Committee (4); Ways and Means Committee (2); Junior Glee Club (I); Senior Glee Club (3, 4); Band (2); Interdivision Basketball (I, 2); Class Basketball (3); Outing Club (3, 4); Tennis (1, 2); Cheerleader (4); Archery (2); Badminton (3); Student” (3, 4); Division Lieutenant (1); Girl’s State (3); Honor Student (1, 2, 3). A quiet lass with mischief in her eyes — Mim was an honor student all four years. She was out there with the cheer leaders rain or shine. Mim has decided to become a nurse — we already envy her future patients. WILL: Maureen Campion's lorn) telephone conversations go lo anyone mho will enjoy them, providing Jreddie isn't on the other end. YVETTE J. CARREAU 4 Pearl Street Biddy” St. Johnsbury, Vermont “Student” Commencement Issue (4); Junior Glee Club (1); Senior Glee Club (4); Junior Red Cross (I); F. H. V. (I). Yvette’s identifying characteristic is her giggle. There is none other like it. Yvette has lots of friends here who will remember her. will: yvette Carreau mon'l leave anything. BERNARD CERIER 8 Nottingham Street Dorchester, Massachusetts Dorchester High for Boys (1, 2, 3, 4). Buddy is one who takes life as it comes, and therefore does not mind it. He’s planning on a sight-seeing trip and then settling down to college. WILL: Bernard Cerier leaves his accent to the school to prone I bn I he does come from Dorchester, Mss. 18

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June 1947 JOHN P. BERNIER 79 Portland Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont Saint F.dmund’s Juniorate, Swanton, Vermont. Monitor (4); Boy’s State (3). A quiet fellow with a good sense of humor — Johnny has been a faithful member of the orchestra as a violinist. Look for a grin — that’s Johnny. will : John Hornier wills his slow Trench lo (jeorge Ploufle to make Miss Counsell happy. ALINE ANNETTE BILODEAU 15 St. Mary Street Hilly St. Johnsbury, Vermont Student Commencement Typist (4); Junior Clce Club (I); Dramatic Club (I)-F. H. V. (I). Aline always managed to have the subject changed in the second year shorthand class, and how all the kids loved it! Her voice is musical to the ear. The few friends she has, she will always keep. WILL: Aline Hilodeau leaves her lardy slips lo Melon Jane Qandy pro- viding that Melen does not exceed her record. GORDON BURDETTE Passumpsic, Vermont Qordy” Monitor (I, 2); Football (I, 2, 3, 4), Numeral (I), Letter (2, 3, 4); Baseball (2, ■L 4), Letter (2, 3); Wrestling (1, 2); Dramatic Club (1, 2), Secretary-Treasurer (2), The Tiger's Claw,’’ Seven Sisters ; Ticket Committee, Chairman (4). Gordon is one of the perfect specimens and this all goes to show what the combination of wrestling and farm life can develop. We, as schoolmates, know that his arguments in classes are backed by a determination that will carry Gordy over rough spots to ultimate success. WILL: C ordon Hnrdctte is leaving his temper on the football field for next year’s team to keep them fighting mad. 17

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June 1947 WARREN R. CHURCH St. Johnsbury, Vermont Bob Route 2 Track (2); Basketball (2); Lieutenant Colby Division (2); F. F. A. (1, 2), Vice-President (2); Honor Student ((I, 2, 3). Robert has shown us what patience and hard work will do, having missed a year of school when the Navy called him. We arc glad to have a sample of Crow Hill industry in our class. WILL: Warren Church finally came through will) fwe gallons of Maple PATRICIA COLLINS 29 Church Street Pat St. Johnsbury, Vermont Monitor (I); Decoration Committee, Chairman (4); Glee Club (3, 4); Orchestra (I, 2, 3); Basketball, Interdivision (I, 2), Class (3, 4), Varsity (3, 4); Majorette (4); Student Sports Writer; Honor Student (3). Hie girl with the violin — Pat played in the orchestra and sang in the Glee Club. She was out there with the majorettes and even had time to play Varsity basketball. A gal with Personality plus. will: Pal Collins bequeaths her ability Io answer history guestions to the Junior most needful of this guality. R. F. D. No. I St. Johnsbury, Vermont Decoration Committee (4); Track (I); Wrestling (1). Donald is another of the quiet boys in our class. His weakness is chemistry problems, and does he fix them! Donald’s actions speak louder than his words. will: Donald Conly gives his dimples to any up and coming cherub in the Sophomore class. Syrup for Mr. Ranger. 'Muff said. DONALD E. CONLY 19