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

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STANLEY ORZECH A football helmet so you 11 be able to star for the Holy Cross Crusaders next year ANNE OSBORNE A frog. This is to remind you of a certain boy in these parts while attending Colby. RICHARD PRCOR A joke book; not that you need one. Pike. RAYMOND PLUTA A picture of a girl. Just to remind you that women do exist. HENRY SOCINSKI A toy trumpet. You can't make as much noise with this one as with your real one. JOSEPH VACCARELLA A chauffeur's license. You had enough experience driving 'r. Hinchey's car EUGENE W SIK Dye to match your hair with that of a certain brunette you’ve been dating. REGINA WEAVER A statuette of a horse. This will help you to get started with your horse farm. JUDY WENER A recorder. Novi you can hear yourself talk, Judy. JODY WIERZBICKI A box of stationery You’ll need it, now that Kenny is in the Navy, and so far away. RALPH WILLIA'tS A new chess board. We know the one you have must be worn out after all those sessions with your brother. BERNICE WILK A season ticket to all the wrestling bouts which appear in this territory. MYRTHA WITH Ml A ruler. You’ll need this after you graduate from Cnstleton Teacher's College. STANLEY ZWISTASKI Some polish to shine all those medals you received with the National Guard.

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pRiJD BACKUS A car. Now you'll bo nblc to keep in touch with oH of us, That is, unless it runs cut of r°s. JOTU: BT'-TFI • bus ticket to vcw Hampshire to visit Colby Junior College, '-bon you get lonesome, it certainly wi l come ir h°ndy. SOPTTTE C'KW ' two-’ o r contract ns rt editor on the staff r • v.f v m ozii . ffcor all, you hod r lot '.ric. cc with the Croon f Gold Yews. ijXLTj CT’CUOl: ' c ipt of cil. A s will repine some of tl t which c j. • 1 ;ivlrr the boys n rice. jc;.r F'LLLY w . w yc-i crr. st rt practicing ns n beautician. j ;.;ES GALL'CiFER ' nedol. You deserve this for doing such a good job ns M? ridc of the Senior Class.” j A IT I CL OIL :OHE An airplane. This will cone in hnndy when you take those trips fron Irn to Africa doing mission-nry work. THERESA GL0L7IK Sonc v ir». to help you set up your own telegraph stntio between Yotro Done end Fitchburg. ULT.E?T CU'RLYMA A eriver's manual. Fron the looks of 'iir father's r ? ?; c, we rl? p.r r..c you'll need it. N 3J:IRI.ET H .Y£K curler. You'll be n lc to use this on your first victim--! moon, customer. El RL J0HJ-ST01 Pabbur heels for your 3hoos. You always did Vi» -c to noko a lot of r.. iso while walking through the h p 11 £ in school. n TET .'ELr.'YJ n al ra clock. Maybe this will help you on those cays yoi sleep over. DOFALL LITTCOLr A pair of hig heels. A couolo of inches in height won't urt, will it Stub? IRETE MARCHU KOS-a .. key to Fishman's Store. Much success in your career ns tana;er. CAROL . ACKER FEY . piece of bubble gun. This is to help you keep up our reputation ns champion gum chcwcr.

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 .) TP ‘ M Jr. ‘J-t It a .?, started one day when thirty-four students representing Vest’Rutland Graded School, St. Stanislaus School, and others from near-by communities vjere awarded elementary di plcmas. Tov.r, we were ready to embark upon our first big step toward a new future. When the first day of high school camu upon us, buzzing was heard throughout the building. Everyone was dressed neat as a pin” in order to make a good impression on everyone. It wasn't very long before the poor, unsuspecting freshmen would enter the building and all the upper classmen would be ready to gang-up on us to do menial tasks and perform embarassing stunts. We would then have to spend an afternoon with' decorations on our faces. At the freshman reception. Gene Wasik made a great im pression on the audience dressed like a lady. Not knowing he was going to be dressed in this costume, his fellow students thought they had a new female member in the class. It was nearing autumn and a 1 1 the students were admiring the beautiful scenery when i.iss liss called the first class meeting. Now it was time when we -'ere to elect our class representatives. Officers who we selected included President, Gene VJasik; Vice-President, Donald Lincoln; Secretary-'Treasur r9 Katharine Davis. There were many activities for the boys. Among them was football. Those who represente' our class on the squad were Ray Pluta, Jack Bianchi, Gene Wasik, and Joseph Vaccarella