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

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FRED BACKUS A cor- How you’ll bo nblo to keep in touch with 11 of us, That is unless it runs cut of r s. jOTin BI 'CKT bus ticket to row Hampshire to visit Cclbv junior College. When you get lonesome, it certainly will ccmc ir h°ndy, SOPTTTE CTI VT . two-’ c r contract os rt editor on the • w£eventoon raagofcino. • ftor all, you he r lot - -• -rie.ee with the Croon • Gold rows. nir.T. r: CHOI oil. is will replace some of th t which . c ] . i ;iv r r. the boys a rice. JO. .!’ FAIl.'hV u . c1. crr. st rt practicing os o beautician. J jiES GALL'(AKER ' nodal. You deserve this for doing such p good job os friac of the Senior Class. J A HI CL OTLYORE An airplane. This will cone in hondy when you toko those trips from Ir to Africa doing mission-nry work. THERESA GLOD?IK Somo wire to help you set up your own telegraph stotio between Uofcro Done ond Fitchburg. TTELE1’ OU'RDVK driver’s manual. From tho looks of your father’s r- ro e, v. ai? n r e you’ll need it. SHIR LIT U A VET’ r curler. You'll be lc to use this on your first victim--I mean, customer. EL RL J0HUST01 Rv.bbi r heels for your shoos. Ycu always did like to make - lot of r. ise while walking through the hails in school. KETTET’I !EL! ;Y; n alarm clock, Maybe this will help you on those coys yev sleep over. LOYALD LIHCCLr A pair of higi heels. A comic of inches in height won’t rt, will it Stub? IRET’E ‘iARCHII KPS- I A key to i ishman's Store. Much success in your career s lar.agor. CAROL .ACKERFEY A piece of bubble gun. This is to help you keep up our reputation as champion gum chowor.

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N stands for Norby, our teacher well-known Never a dull n.onent in cl.ss was shown. 0 is for Orzech, the president of our cl.ss A gentlemen too; he111 always pass. P stands for Pccor, tall and lanky He's never found to be dull or cranky. C is for the quizzes v:c always had These v.c disli'ed, though they weren't too bad. R stands for Rw in« -nc Ray Never : 1 ooi. y, cor. e what m y. S is for Shirley the shortest one She could be found where there was a lot of fun. T stands lor Theresa, friendly and neat Her lady-like manner c-n't be beat. U is for us, the Seniors v;e are • he hope you remember uc, whether near or far. V stands for Vacc rella, Peppy is his name I‘e tried to do his best while playing in a gair.e. W is for basil: -n6 Willi i.s, there's two We’ll remember them, whatever v;e do. X stands for xai. sl,v.e studied so for Nov: v;e won't have to anyi ore. Y is for you, friends all t] e way You always seei cd to be happy and gay. Z stands for Zawistoske, he's the last one But nevertheless, this was a lot of fun. .Tosen} Inc 1sr7.h1r.ki

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STANLEY ORZECH A football helmet so you 11 be able to star for the Holy Cro3s Crusaders next year t • • i 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 nicttire of a girl. Just to remind you that women do exist. HENRY SOCINSKI A toy trumoot. You can't make as much noise with this one as with your real one. JOSEPH VACCiRELLA 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. REGINi LEAVER A statuette of a horse. This will help you to get started v ith your horse farm. JUDY WENER A recorder. Nov; 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 WILLIAMS 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 v restling bouts which appear in this territory. MYRTHA WITH Mi A ruler. You'll need this after you graduate from Castleton Teacher's College. STANLEY ZAVISTASKI Some polish to shine all those medals you received with the National Guard.