West Rutland High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (West Rutland, VT)

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Bright o’er our pathway Gleams the dawn of cherished day. Pour years have vanished Sorrowfully now to oay. We shall miss our high school The instructors kind and dear. And we’ll miss our classmates Of the past four years. Pour years we’ve worked together. Now we leave this happy life. Sweet will be the memories Through life’s hard strife. May we be an honor And by our motto nobly live-- ”He conquers who labors.” Be this our aim to give. Farewell, dear high school. Y e leave you with a sigh Sad are our tho’ts at parting As the sailing tine draws nigh. Goodbye, dear high school. We ' ve enjoyed our four years’ stay. Now the time has come for us To say goodbye for aye. Jack Hawkins

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Charlie Lee hands down his high-waters to Romeo Hyjek. We hear that Romeo is having trouble shortening his trousers, but now we think Charlie ' s style will help him a great deal. Florence Godzik cedes part of her brain 3 to the Dwyer twins. Don ' t misuse them, girls. Keep up Florence ' s standing and you will graduate with honors. Bill piechota, the smiling senior, presents his dimples to Bob Burns, the romeo of the freshman class. With Bob ' s personality dimples will be a great aid in attracting the opposite sex. John Lacz wills his heel-plates to Mr. Zawistoski. John ' s reason for this is to help out all those chatterboxes who are unaware of Mr. Zawistoski ' 3 entrance into the study hall. Ann Kearney leaves her honor as good citizenship girl to Anita Trepanier. If our guess is right, Anita will have no trouble in attaining that goal next year. Frank Pomykato bequeaths his harmonica and an Instruction book to Valentine Drewiczcwski. Follow Frank ' s Instructions and ro¬ mance will be knocking at your door in no time. Eileen Thayer hands down her special technique of doing things just so to Bob Anderson. Aren ' t you tickled. Bob, that such an honor is bestowed on you? Now Betty won ' t complain. Bob McNamara, our invisible senior, wills his quietness to Theresa Fredetto, the all around freshman girl. Great success lies ahead for you, Theresa, if you will follow in Bob ' s path. William Herbert cedes his pinching ability to Joe Chrusciel. That ' s one way you can get the attention of the girl3, Joe, but please don ' t use all your might, for it hurts. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal, the twelfth day of June, in the yea r of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-one. Signed, sealed, and delivered by the senior class as and for our last Will and Testament; in our presence, and we, at their request, and in the presence of each other, have hereunto sub¬ scribed our names e s witnesses on the day abovo mentioned. Charles Lee, resident of New York. Mary March, resident of West Ira, on the top of a moun¬ tain.

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