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

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th ole brain to the Algebra II Joe Werzocha leaves his unfe,lome Clase. Porky always did get'very logical aneweoe. Movie Weeik leevee her list of covveeponuente to Doris Mo- Intype, me nope you ligc letter writing oeoeuee Marie had enough to form Q Lonely Honete vlub. Joseph Wilk leaves His ability es driving instructor to whom ever can fill the bill. Josejhine Withan gives new joe et F.W. Woolworth to Mary Jane Buroe. You better tot e eugply of eweom salts to soak Your Pohinj fort io, Vevys Robert Young be-tofu ' 2 ' howto on Dick Chapman. You . Sou, Diet r l' v nano yeeve to plow through. Bob ' made it, mul vu F, 'ov will, too, Dickie. ' To the Faculty we bequestd ite Jinior Glese. We hope they -43,53:uggp3qJyou as llttlo-trouble ee no did. To'the Junior' Glens, we leave 'the library to be cataloged. - Somehow We never did quite get around to finishing it. To the Sophoioro Glass we goes over our voices and the memory of HHePSheg Der.H To the Freshnen Glare we hand down the reminder that you still have three years leit, but oon't give up for we made it. Signed, sealed, end puolished by the Uleee of 'Sl as its last will ond testament. In testimony whereof, we place l ' ' ' ' the vear of Qifoetuves tnie tnirteentn say or June, in 5 s.: D.. K 'v J. -. our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-one. Jo Choole, of the County of Rutland Hon Potter, of the County of Butlond 4- at- -...,-.-.SN-,,, Q.. ' - 9' Thi-9 yearbook was digitized by volunteers from the

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Irene 0'Bara codes Poppy, the great basketball hero, to Alles Ann Fish. Anty will be gon: novt year, and there is your chance to use your charm, Alice ann. Pauline 'Orzeoh entrust-s her flashy or-azire soolzg eh' any member of the junior class who claire tbemu first. We always thought them to be quite Jlhe Thing . Helen Parker departs with the thrills which she recieved while dancing with Richard Pecor. Maybe some of you Freshmen girls will find out what we mean. Janet Parker wills her musical talent to Mary Theresa Pietry- ka. Maybe you will be another Beethoven, Mary. Frances Pawlusiak hands over her position on the cheering squad to Sonia Hector. Now the team will be able to win every game. Ronald Potter departs for Granville where his ihterests lie. Now we understand why Ronnie always had that dreamy look in his eyes on Mondays. Weekends are a blessing, aren't theg Ron? Joe Pryzbyto leaves his good nature to Ray Pluta. You've a good start already Ray. Just keep it up and you'11 -' succeed Elizabeth Putnam leaves her light green alpaca jacket to Jul, ia Kaszuha. Then there won't be any trouble finding you. You might even resemble a green stop sign at a di! tance. l ,4 ,, .W o- Charlotte Sevigny endows her ability in catching Mr. Hincheys attention in chemistry class to Betty Hewitt. Nhat is your secret technique, Peewee? Leona Sobotka bequeaths her task of going daily to the post office for mail fron a certain fellow, to any girl who can be as true as Leona. Janet Stomper bestows her skill in shorthand class to Joan Oskoski. Maybe you'll be Miss Scarlett's A pupil, Joan Mary Taran wills her accurate Bulova watch to Frannie Wasikt Maybe this will .serve as a reformer and get you to school on time, Fran. ui .. Therese Tretowicz leaves her love for roller-skating to Jo Anne Gilligan. You seem to enjoy the time you spend at Meadowbrook, Jo. Marion Tumielowicz leaves her copy of uknchors Awayn to any- one who has a yearning for the sea. l v Q 1 'X RL tlcmd Historical Society and the Rutland Free Lzbmry.

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