Vergennes Union High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Vergennes, VT)

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BLUE AND WHITE 19 SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Barbara Ball Friday, December 20. Junior and Senior boys present a Christmas play, “A Modern Vicking.” January 22, 23. 24. Mid-year examinations. Friday, January 24. Junior “Kick” at the Gym. February 7-March 8. “Epidemic” vacation. Wednesday, March 11. Class Nine Assembly, “Miss Primrose’s Album.” Friday, March 13. F. F. A. moving pictures. Thursday, March 19. Musical assembly under supervision of Mrs. Hoyt Friday, March 30. F. F. A. Box Social Wednesday, March 25. Interclass basketball tournament. Freshmen vs. Juniors. Thursday, March 26. Continuation of tournament. Sophomores vs. Seniors. Friday, March 27. Mrs. Norton’s most interesting relation of her European experiences. Wednesday, April 22. Girl Scout Assembly. Folk dancing interpretations. Wednesday, April 29. Mr. Randolph, speaker, St. Supervisor of Education. Thursday, April 30. Junior Assembly, ■“Womanless Wedding.” Friday, May 8. Stunt Night well attended. Net proceeds, approximately $85.00. The Freshman stunt, “Quack, Quacq” won first place, the Sophomores with “The Last Rehearsal,” took second Monday, May 25. “Bab” smash hit Senior play. Friday, May 29. Sub-Freshman day. “Just a Little Miss Take” presented by the Home Economics classes Friday, May 29. Junior Prom at the Gym. Monday, June 1. Mr. Douglas speaking on Cooperation and School Spirit. June 3-June 6. Final examinations. Sunday, June 6. Baccalaureate services Monday, June 8. Individual class picnics. Wednesday, June 10. School picnic at Lake Dunmore. Thursday, June 11. Class day. Friday, June 12. Commencement Exercises. New courses planned for next year will include: Vocational Guidance, Commercial Law and Salesmanship, Commercial Geography, Public Speaking, a half year course of Advanced or 4th Year Mathematics, Business English, and Elementary Psychology.

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18 VERGENNES HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Vergennes 29 Shelburne 14 Vergennes 20 Brandon 21 Vergennes 44 New Haven 18 Vergennes 27 Essex Jet 23 Vergennes 25 Bristol 33 Vergennes 21 Brandon 25 Vergennes 30 New Haven 20 Vergennes 27 Hinesburg 8 Vergennes 23 Shelburne 16 V ergennes 20 Middlebury 14 Vergennes 19 YVaterbury 13 Vergennes 23 Milton 0 Vergennes 18 Bristol 27 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Vergennes 31 Hinesburg 22 Vergennes 21 Alumni 36 Vergennes 27 Shelburne V ermont 22 V ergennes 26 Industrial School 24 Vergennes 30 Brandon 33 Vergennes 45 Beeman Academy 29 Vergennes 19 Essex 44 Vergennes 23 Bristol 30 Vergennes 60 Beeman Academy 22 Vergennes 43 Hinesburg 24 V ergennes 8 Shelburne 28 Vergennes 28 Middlebury 35 Vergennes 14 Waterbury 37 Vergennes 19 Milton 22 Vergennes 10 Bristol V ermont 17 Vergennes 23 Industrial School BASEBALL 27 Vergennes 4 Bristol 1 Vergennes 2 Middlebury 3 Vergennes 10 Essex 15 Vergennes 4 Waterbury 10 Vergennes 4 Milton 5 Vergennes 12 Milton 4 Vergennes 14 Essex 15 V ergennes 1 Waterbury 7 Vergennes 7 Bristol 14

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20 VERGENNES HIGH SCHOOL LAUGHS FROM THE LAST SEMESTER Norma—“Now that I’m all dressed up, where shall we go?” Charley—“Let’s go swimming!” Ray Morris—“I write jokes foi; my bread.” Bill Pratt—“No wonder the bread is stale.” Porgie—“Jo seems to be a thoughtful sort of a girl.” Hilt—“I’ll say she is; if I’m out late at night she thinks all sorts of things.” Customer—“What’s become of your clerk. Booth?” W. Merrill—“He declared a profit-sharing system, so I fired him!” Customer—“What’s wrong with that?” W Merrill—“He forgot to tell me about it.” Peanut—“Marian sings nicely, doesn’t she?” Arnie—“Oh, yes. When she sings they have to close the windows.” Peanut—“My goodness! Why?” Arnie—“Her voice is so sweet it draws flies!” Arnold Parker—“Taxi, sir?” Arthur Booth—“Much obliged. I was just wondering what it was!” Marg Bodette—“Oh little boy, I am shocked to see your face so dirty. Don’t you know I kiss little boys with clean faces?” Pansy Sullivan—“Yes’rn, I know it! That’s why I keep my face dirty!” Porge—“Do you mean to say you flirted with Jo all evening at the masked ball and didn’t know her?” Hilt—“That’s right! But she was so agreeable—how was I to recognize her?” Mr. Barry—“There’s a student in this History class who’s making a fool of himself. When he finishes, I'll begin!”