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

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. ' l ill! W Ml HU S Betty Balch-ua box of statlonary. We don't want you to run out in the midst of 2535 important letter. Eleanore Baginski--a book of true detective stories. Maybe this will keep you quiet for a while. You were always up to some mischief. Claire Battles--a book of the latest fashions to help you with your designing problems. Violet Brown--a noisemaker. Maybe this will help us know where you are. You always were so quiet. Josephine Chapla--a dumbell for your physical ed career. No- thing personal intended, Jo. Kathleen Fitzsimmons--a mitten to keep your hand warm when you go away to school. Dolores Uyjek--a bus ticket to Bellows Falls. Don1t complain that you can't get there. Helen Haven--a pencil. Now you will really be sharp on the opening day at business college. Jacqueline Jacobs--an alarm clock. Maybe this will help you on those days you oversleep. Catherine Kearney--a nursing school register. You had such a terrible time deciding on which one you wanted to attend. Margaret Kearney--a book of dream boys. Maybe you can pick the right one from here, Maggie. Anna Marchinkowski--Chartreuse socks to match your chartreuse sweater. Irene O'Bara--a yardstiok. Now you can measure yourself and see if you have increased in height. Pauline Orzech--a little black book. Wou1dn't it be terrible if you got all those dates mixed up, Paulie. Rutlcmd Historical Society and the Rutfcmd Free Libl CI,I lV.

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Helen Parker--a drivers license. Now you dan drive your father'e car all you want and mayue you will have more passengers. Janet Parker--a Portable piano. Now you can practice whenever the mood stirs you. Frances Pawlusiak--a red tricycle. You can ride instead of walking the lonely Causeway, Frances. Elizabeth Putnam--a rolling pin to start that glorious house- kceDing. You know that really is essential, Betty. Leona Sobotka--a mar or Fentucky with emphasis on Army camps. We all know you plan to go there, shortly. Janet Stomper--a typing eraser. There always was a shortage of them when tyoing came around, wasn't there, Janet. Charlotte Sevigny--a car all your own. Now you can go on all those pleasure trips you always wanted to. Mary Tammy-a puzzle. This ought to occupy your spare time. You always did complain about not having anything to do. Marion Tumielewicz--a thermometer towards your nursing career. - Now, you can really keep those future patients of yours up to par. Therese Tretowicz--a tube of nMinute Rubn to use on those aching muscles after those nights of roller skating. Marie Wasik--a book by William Shakespeare. You and Shakey always did get along well. Josephine Witham--hair dye. Now they won't tease you about that natural blonde streak in your hair. Thomas Egan--a sharp knife. This may be the first step in your surgical career. Harry Erickson--a model airplane. The Senior Class made this after reading nBalsa Butchern. Sven Erickson--overshoes. ,Now you can keep your feet dry, when you aren't bicycling. Ronald Fadden--a hair ribbon. With that wave you really de- serve this. James Fitzgerald--a car. We always knew we could find you in Clar1ie's car, so here is one of your own. This yearbook was digitized by uolzmleers from the