Chester High School - Flamstead Challenge Yearbook (Chester, VT)

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22 FLAMSTEAD CHALLENGE FRESHMAN CLASS Seated, L. to R.: Z. Aldrich, E. Richmond, M. Demary, J. Pelkey, E. Melendy, K. Jewett, E. Bacon, H. Lapointe, B. Sawtelle, J. Ricard, P. Whitcomb, C. Briggs, S. Crouch, Miss Bidwell, Class Adviser. Second row, L. to R.: J. Jeffrey, D. Savory, B. Pearson, M. Clark, B. Spaulding, M. Mahler, M. Cecil, N. Bowen, S. Saari, A. Erskine, B. Betts, R. Lawrence. Third row, L. to R.: D. Douglas. E. Benson, R. Dragon, C. Viggue, J. Gilson, W. Pease, R. Foster, J. Rawson, S. Clough, L. Cenate, C. Crossman, D. Goodnow, W. Knox. Fourth row, L. to R.: E. Hill, J. Stone, D. Duprey, W. Tupper, P. Foster, L. Nummi, L. Smith, E. Gabert, I. Viener, W. Gordon, G. Carlisle, R. Stocker, R. Stoddard, W. Coolidge. EIGHTH GRADE Seated, L. to R.: K. Stewart, A. Ricard, S. Record, C. Nason, J. Salo, D. Burt, V. Baker Mr. McCarthy, Class Advisor. Second row, L. to R.: B. Stewart, P, Griffith, L. Lapointe C. Cutler, M. Beyor, V. Brown, J. Whitten, B. McLean. Third row, L. to R.: V. Stoddard L. Wade, G. Spafford, N. Stowell, M. Sheldon, R. Stoddard, J. Stone, D. Lewis.

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FLAMSTEAD CHALLENGE 21 JUNIOR CLASS Seated, L. to R.: L. Gabert, P. Wilder, J. Anderson, S. Hunsdon, J. Crossman, J. Stowell, W. Selmer, B. Coolidge, L. Shattuck, Miss Alexander, Class Adviser. Second Row, L. to R.: L. Abbott, B. Holton, K. Mattson, M. Stowell, H. Gaynon, N. Holton, N. Sachs, V. Peck, C. Wheeler, D. Goodrich. Third Row, L. to R.: W. Charlton, W. Lovely, W. Newton, P. Densmore. L. Davenport, W. Baker, E. Wade, W. Salo, G. Noor, L. Cahill. Fourth Row, L. to R.: M. McAllister, W. Horton, G. Gale. J. Baker, C. Crouch, B. Beldon, R. Rowley. . SOPHOMORE CLASS Seated, L. to R.: R. Page, D. Manley. S. Holden, E. Chico, B. Parker, J. Mahler, A. Trombley, M. Suojanen, C. Crouch, E. Garrapy, P. Forrest, Miss Carder, Class Advisor. Second row, L. to R.: H. Hodge, B. Gabert, V. Hill, P. Sachs, M. Aho, A. Sheppard, C. Norton, J. Churchill, R. Jacques, M. Eddy, E. Knox, J. McIntyre. Third row, L. to R.: R. Coolidge, F. Hale, H. Whitcomb, P. Lapointe, S. Farrar, D. Douglas, B. Ballou, D. Lapointe, E. Bentley, E. Spaulding, A. Williams. Fourth row, L. to R.: N. Battice, J. Noor C. Merritt, R. Williams, R. Ingalls, B. Wixon, J. Claflln, H. Rawson. v

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FLAMSTEAD -CHALLENGE .ml V I 23 CLASS OF '50 The class of '50 has an enrollment of 34 this year, having lost 22imembers, thus giving up the title of 'Qthe largest class since '46. In October the Juniors sponsored a Hallowe'en Dance and on May 13 the annual Junior Prom, with the gym decorated as a beautiful moonlit bay and Herm Reed providing the rhythm. The class officers for the year are: President, Judith Crossmang vice president, Stanley Hunsdon, secretary, Jackie Stowell, treasurer, Wesley Selmerg and class sponsor, Miss Alexander. CLASS OF '51 This year the class started with forty-one students but two more were enrolled during the year. x The class ogicers elected this year were: President, Alice Trombleyg vice president, John Mahler, secretary, Barbara Parker, treasurer, Maila Suojanen. Our class sponsor is Miss Carder. Class dues were set at 53.75 for the year. CLASS OF '52 For the first semester the Freshman Class elected Irvin Viener, chairman, and Neoma Bowen, treasurer. The last semester officers were: Helene Lapointe, presidentg Eddie Bacon, vice president, Katherine jewett, secretary, and Barbara Sawtelle, treasurer. Mrs. Henderson: Where's your pencil, Joe? Joe Gale: Ain't got one, Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. H.: How many times have I told you not to say that? Listen: I havenit one, you haven't one, they haven't one. Now do you understand? Joe: Well, where's all the pencils if nobody ain't got none? Miss Brockway: If you were getting dinner for six people, and had five pota- toes, how would you divide them to give each one an equal share? Joan Gilson: I'd mash them. Glen Carlisle: Dad, do you know that you,re a lucky man? Father: How is that? Glenn: You won't have to buy new books for me this year. I am taking last , . year s work over again. What the world needs is more thinkers and not tinkers.