1957 formal class photo of freshman Cathedral High School students standing in two groups. The girls are in uniform and stand in the front. The boys are standing in the back rows. Taken in the gymnasium. Solid white sheets have been draped over the windows as seen the the background. Photo #1 65... Show more1957 formal class photo of freshman Cathedral High School students standing in two groups. The girls are in uniform and stand in the front. The boys are standing in the back rows. Taken in the gymnasium. Solid white sheets have been draped over the windows as seen the the background. Photo #1 65 cents each. Taken for the school yearbook, Tower 1957. Class officers Eugene Cross, President ; Judith DeForge, Secretary ; Paul McCarthy, Treasurer. Show less
1957 Sophomore Class formal photo as they stand in two separate groups on the gymnasium bleachers. The girls stand in the front rows and the boys in the back. Class officers are seated in front of the group. William Ready, President ; James Casey, Vice President ; Carol Ramaccia, Secretary ; Joan... Show more1957 Sophomore Class formal photo as they stand in two separate groups on the gymnasium bleachers. The girls stand in the front rows and the boys in the back. Class officers are seated in front of the group. William Ready, President ; James Casey, Vice President ; Carol Ramaccia, Secretary ; Joan LaBelle, Tresaurer. Photo 7. Taken for the school yearbook, Tower, 1957. Show less
A group of high school graduates gather in front of the school for a formal class photo.A priest stand at the center of the group. Boys wear solid colored robes and are in the back rows. The girls are in white robes and are in the front. Photo number unknown. Undated.
Graded School Building - Vergennes, Vt. The school was built in 1863 - the first graduation was in 1867. It was used as a school until around 1959, then it was used as a furniture store. It was then torn down and an A&P supermarket built in its place. An IGA store currently occupies the site.... Show moreGraded School Building - Vergennes, Vt. The school was built in 1863 - the first graduation was in 1867. It was used as a school until around 1959, then it was used as a furniture store. It was then torn down and an A&P supermarket built in its place. An IGA store currently occupies the site. Photo reproduction by William Wessel. Show less
1947 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of their high school building each holding a diploma. Is this Nazareth later St. Joseph's in Burlington, Vt?
1949 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of their high school building each holding a diploma. Is this Nazareth later St. Joseph's in Burlington, Vt?
1945 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of their high school building each holding a diploma. Is this Nazareth later St. Joseph's in Burlington, Vt?
1944 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of their school. All wear the same color gowns. Visible overhead in the background is "Memorial School." A small sign on the wall to the right reads, "Standard School Vermont." Photo #1.
1953 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of their school. Girls in light color gowns; boys in dark. Visible overhead in the background is "Memorial School." A small sign on the wall to the right reads, "Standard School Vermont." Photo #3.
1945 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside taken at a slight angle in front of their school. All wear same colored gowns. Visible overhead in the background is "Memorial School." A small sign on the wall to the right reads, "Standard School Vermont." An older man stands in the back... Show more1945 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside taken at a slight angle in front of their school. All wear same colored gowns. Visible overhead in the background is "Memorial School." A small sign on the wall to the right reads, "Standard School Vermont." An older man stands in the back to the left. Photo #3. Show less
1953 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of their school. Girls are in light colored gowns; boys in dark. Visible overhead in the background is "Memorial School." A small sign on the wall to the right reads, "Standard School Vermont." Photo #1.
1944 photo of graduates gathered outside in front of their high school building each holding a diploma. Girls are in uniform. They all wear a long ribbon pinned to the left shoulder. This may be a Catholic school. Is this Nazareth later St. Joseph's in Burlington, Vt?
1950 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of their school. All wear same colored gowns. Partly visible overhead in the background is "Memorial School." A small sign on the wall to the right reads, "Standard School Vermont."
1945 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of their school. All wear same colored gowns. Visible overhead in the background is "Memorial School." A small sign on the wall to the right reads, "Standard School Vermont." An older man stands in the back to the left. Photo #4.
1950 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of their school. All wear the same color gowns. Partly visible overhead in the background is "Memorial School." A small sign on the wall to the right reads, "Standard School Vermont."
1950 graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of their school all dressed in the same color gowns. Sign to the right reads "Standard School, Vermont." Partially seen overhead in background is "Memorial School"
1945 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside taken at a slight angle in front of their school. All wear same colored gowns. Visible overhead in the background is "Memorial School." A small sign on the wall to the right reads, "Standard School Vermont." An older man stands in the back... Show more1945 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside taken at a slight angle in front of their school. All wear same colored gowns. Visible overhead in the background is "Memorial School." A small sign on the wall to the right reads, "Standard School Vermont." An older man stands in the back to the left. Photo #5. Show less
