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

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I ith their voices raised hijn many of our students competed for the medal in this jeer ' s prise speaking, which war held June 11. Friday, Hay 23 was a bvsy dry for the cheerleaders, as they travelfcc. all over V. ' est Jutland selling jjoppies for the American Legion. 7 feO For the girls, the 11th of June was a great day, for it was the clay of the senior picnic. The Junior Prom, which wps held June 4,v.f3 a success, Every¬ one enjoyed liinoolf very much, I

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4 RECOGNIZED BY FAVORITE SAYING OCCUPATION IN 61 Flying Coffin Where ' s the acid Surgeon Waste paper baskets Where ' s Kerb Paper picker Durgy . Hack Do you realize i Engineer Polkas Have you seen Char Ship builder Neatness Gotta go milk Famer Dress Got to go hone Soldier Height Where ' s Flo? Harried Lack of books Who ' s got the work done? Checker shark Hail I don ' t want to see Izzie Soldier B. D. Tag Where ' c liartha? Soldier Chuckle You can ' t have ny work President % 4

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Bishop, one of our taller classmates, spent his time telling corny jokes and incidents from the movies he has recently seen. Corey, one of our tennis experts, consumed much of his time with women and tennis. He found out that they don’t go well together. Czapla, our expert trapper, spent his time devising plans for the next muskrat season. Firliet, our class nlghthawk, sleeps most of the time. Hawkins, the romeo of the class, was never seen without Ellie. Herbert, our businessman, devoted much of his time to working at the Esso Station so that he could take out his one and only. Hinckley, one of our ambitious lads, was always seen In the typing room trying to master the keyboard. Kusina, our expert walker, spent his time walking the girls home. Lee, another of our romeos, spent his time looking for women. Cheer up, Charlie. Maybe in the future you will find one to your taste. Lincoln, one of our quiet lads, didn ' t talk too much. I wonder what he was doing In Ira during his spare time? McCormack spent most of his time keeping the boy3 away. You know from whom. McNamara, a versatile man, goes hunting and fishing and was a regular patron at the movies in our town hall. Montgomery, our expert car mechanic, spent his time looking for something to lessen the noise of his Franklin, or should X say Flying Coffin.