Barton Academy - Bartonian Yearbook (Barton, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1953 volume:

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A ..3.fy, ff Ili AFT' -.+ .r-v.., '5 f f A 1. - 5.-.. fi-1-ef. ,- if A2322 gg. 1 , K M 3 ri' V .- L' :i? 5 - : ,' . v 1 ' ,vf 'x .ai um ' .Ty Q. 1,3 I1 .Q THE BARTGNIAN l 5 H6549 A L CLASS OF l953 i 1 The Bartonian Staff- Editor -in Chief Associate Editors Business Manager Associate Manager Specialities Jokes Title Pages Class History Class Prophecy Class Gifts Class Will Patricia May David Owen Richard Roberts George Paquette Bryce Elliott Helen Chicoine Caston Corliss Barbara Sicard Joyce Perron Ronald Ashe Helen Grondin Lorraine Wilson Bryce Elliott Barbara Sicard Caston Corliss Joyce Brooks Richard Roberts David Owen David Owen Bryce Elliott Joyce Perron Helen Chicoine Barbara Sicard Joyce Brooks L gr, -ii 5: Kc Mft ?B 5 1' I Uedxcotwon We, 'Yne CAass OSXQBB, ded' is Earkonian to our o 'naye gone Kn- country ate 'cb cXassf0a'ces wb to the service oi, our 'Yney at e f - Regent CAontie'c Y-aygnond CAou'cie'r Yxobext Cassidy 'Reginald NW! cotte Haxyey NY-ar code L ?auX Dewey Car 1: oh baCXair Best Babies Ever f'f faq ? E 3 1 3 VfTC!jUL'TY5 Barton Academy Faculty GEORGE MATHESON Mac KENZIE AUGUSTUS G, PARSONS, jr, Principal B ,S ,, Ed, M, Attended - University of Vermont Taught - Master, Leland Sz Gray Seminaryg Headrnaster, Leland Kr Gray Seminaryg Master, Peddie Schoolg Principal, Waitsfield High Schoolg Principal, Barton Academy A. Nui B, SANDRIN B.A.,M.A. Social Studies Attended - Middlebury College, Boston University, Middlebury French School, Breadloaf School of English, New York University Taught - Highgate Center, Essex junction, Shelburne, Orleans High School, Barton Academy B, S, Coach, Commercial Subjects Attended - Husson College University of Vermont Taught - Barton Academy PA ULINE GOODRICH B.A. English, Commercial Subjects Attended - University of Vermont Taught - B,F,A,Fairfax Barton Academy MARION S, MORIARTY B,S, Home Economics Attended - University of Vermont Taught - Waitsfield High School, Barton Academy ALVERTON ALFRED ELLIOTT Machine Shop Attended - Greenfield Trade School ' Taught - War Production Projects - St, Albans, Waterbury, Burlington, Newportg Hardwick Acadernyg Barton Academy KENDRICK ROGER LAWRENCE BA. Science and Social Studies Attended - University of Vermontg University of Maryland Taught - Barton Academy 1 J' iv + . C R 'M 4 'f,'u '11 lH M1F ' 5 f 1 Wiawj ed .X ' if 1 uvygwgialo ec! 4. F' My :Jan ' A H 9 'f 1...- --M---AX .-.......... .Y 01,02 gr: X 4 Z Az' S1 2 if ' f U Evra- ' --:,:':il's. - S 2 f if Rf? QR Q? M L V N22 5 xi : l x j I , ' 7 RONALD MURRAY ASHE Ronnie Born ,,,,, September 14, 1935 Ambition , , , , , join The Navy Activities- Baseball ,,,, , , , 3,4 Glee Club . .. . . 1,2 Dramatics , , , , 1 junior Prom , , , , ,, 3 Bsrtonian Staff , , , , 4 1 l JOYCE PEARL BROOKS Horsey Born ,,,,,,,,, March 23, 1935 Ambition , .,,,.,.,, Success Activities- Glee Club ,,,,, , ,1,Z,3,4 Highlight Staff . . . . .3,4 Bartonian Staff , , , , , , 4 Girls State ,,,,,,,,,, , , 3 junior Prom Committee , , , , 3 Z Student Council ,,,,,,.,,,, 3,4 Secretary Student Council ,,,, 4 Newport Music Festival , , , , , 3 Vermont All -State ,,,, , , 4 Dramatics ,,,,,, , , , 3 Allied Youth , , , , , , Z Senior Prom 4 50ffbH1l....... .... . ..1, HELEN LE NA CHIC OINE. Hela Born ,,,,, December 10, 1935 Ambition-Music-Glee Club Work Activities- Glee Club , , , , , l,Z,3,4 Orchestra , , ,,,, 3,4 Cheerleader ,,,,,, , , l,Z,3 Basketball Manager , , , , , 4 Class Secretary ,,,,,, , 3,4 State Speech Festival ,,,,,, Z Newport Music Festival ,,,,, 3 Chapel Committee Chairman 3,4 Highlight Staff ,,,,,,,,,, 3,4 Bartonian Staff ....... . 4 junior Prom Committee , , , , 3 Senior Prom ,,,,,,,, , , 4 Allied Youth , , , , 2 Dramatics , , , , 3 CASTON PERCY CORLIS Cass Born , , , , , , , january 6, 1934 Ambition , , , , ,Get Rich, Quick Activities- Basketball , ,,,, , , ,, , , l MUSE ......... ..1 junior Prom Committee , , , 3 Senior Prom ......... . 4 Bartonian Staff , , , 4 BRYCEI CLARK ELLIOTT Rudolph Born ,,,,,,, November 18, 1935 Ambition- To Do My Best In Everything I Try, Activities- Baseball Manager , , , , , 3 Basketball ,,,,, , , 3,4 G1eeC1ub,, , ,,,l,Z Band ........... . . . 1,Z,3,4 Orchestra ,,,,, ,,,,,, , l,Z,3,-4 Newport Music Festival , , , 2,3,4 Vermont All-State ,,,, , 3,4 Class President , , , , , 3 Student Council , , , , , ,3,4 Special Committee , , 4 Junior Prom , , , , , 3 Baz-tonian Staff , , , 4 Allied Youth , , , , , 2 Highlights Staff , , , 3 Edif0r..... ..4 Dramatics , , , , , ,I Senior Ball , , , , .4 CYNTHIA MAE EMERSON Hittie Born .......... May 1. 1935 Ambition- To Be As Good A Law- yer As My Father and As Good A Mother As My M0ther, Activities- Glee Club ,,,,,,,,,,,, l,Z,3,4 Allied Youth ........ . . . . .Z Sub-Freshman Committee 1 Secretary ............ . . I Basketball ......... . . 3 Junior Prom ,,,,,,,,, , 3 Newport Music Festival ,,,,, 3 Recorder of Career Conf, , , , ,4 Glee Club , , , , junior Prom , , A PATRICIA ANNE MAY Pat Born ,,,,,,,,, August 13, 1935 Ambition- . ........ M.D. Activities- Band ,,,, , , ,l,2,3,4 Orchestra , , , , 1,Z,3,4 Basketball, , , , , , 3,4 Softball ,,,,,, , , l,Z,3 Student Councill, , , , , , 1,2 Drarriatics ,,,, 1,Z,3,4 Governing Board Newport Music Festival, , , 1,2,3,4 Vermont All-State ,,,,, l,Z,3,4 Highlights Staff , , , Z,3,4 Monitor Editor , , , , 2,3 Bartonian Editor , , , , , , 4 State Speech Festival , , , , Z Junior Prom . ..... . . .3 Allied Youth ,, ,, ,, ,z Class President , , , 1 5eCfefUY......... Curtis Manager , , , , , , , , ,, 4 D,A,R, Citizenship Girl , , , , 4 HELEN IDA GRONDIN Sally Born ,,,, , September 24, 1934 Ambition- To Be A Successful Artist, Activities- Dramatics........ Highlights Art Editor . . Assistant , , , . , . . l Z 4 3 3 DAVID RICHARD OWEN Dave Born ,,,,,,,. April 13, 1935 Ambition- Go To College Activities- Baseball .... . . l.Z,3,4 Basketball , , , 3,4 GleeC1ub,, ,,,, Z Band ............. 22.3.4 Orchestra ,,,,,,,,,, l,Z,3,4 Newport Music Festival , , Z,3,4 Vermont All-State ,,,,,, , 3,4 Student Council , , , , Z,3,4 junior Prorn , , , 3 Bartonian Staff , ,4 Allied Youth , , , Z Highlights Staff , , , , Z,3,4 Dramatics .... , Z Class President ,,,,,,,,, Z Vice-President ,,,,.,.., 1,4 Student Council President , , 4 Senior Ball ............ 4 Boys State , , 3 GEORGE JOSEPH PAQUETTEJ1-, Georgie Burn .......... May 21, 1934 Ambition- Immediate Success Activities- Baseball , , , ,,,, , 1,2 Basketball , , , , , , l,Z,3,4 Allied Youth ,. ,,,, , , , , Z Class President , . , , 4 Vice-President , , , , 3 Student Council ,,,,, 4 Vice -President junior Prom Committee , , , , 3 Senior Ball ,,,,,,,,, , , 4 Bartonian Staff , , , , 4 JOYCE LORRAINE PERRON Born , , , , , , December 6, 1936 Ambition- To Make Money Activities- RICHARD ELDEN ROBERTS Dick Born ,,,,,,, March 27, 1934 Ambition- Farmer Activities- Baseball .... . . Z,3,4 5611001 Paper ....... . . 3,4 Bartonian Staff ,,,,,,, , , 4 junior Prom Committee . . . . 3 Dramatics ,,,,,,,,,,, l,3,4 Class Treasurer ,,,, 4 Hot Lunch Committee Chairman ,,,,,, 4 Curtis Magazine Drive , , , , 3 Senior Prom , , , ,,,., . Q 4 . .3, G1eeC1ub. . . . . . . . . . . .1.2.3.4 Newport Music Festival ,,,,, 3 junior Prom Committee , , , ,3 Bartonian Staff , , , , , , 4 BARBARA CLAIRE SICARD 1921 Barb Born ,,,,,, September 16, 1935 Ambition- Marriage Activities- junior Prom Committee ,,,,, 3 Glee Club ............. 1,2 Cheefihz ............... Z Sub-Freshmen Committee ,,,, 2 Northeastern Music Festival, , Z Pre-Nurses ,Club ,,,,,,,,, 3 Highlights Staff ,,,,,, , , 4 Senior Ball Committee , , , , , 4 LORRAINE ALYCE WILSON Lorraine Born ,,,,,,,, March 13, 1935 Ambition- To Be A Success, Activities- Glee Club ......... .1.Z,3,4 junior Prom ,,,, ,,.' 3 Bartonian Staff , , , , , 4 Vermont All-State , , , , 4 Senior Prom ,,,, 1 4 lT'S IN THE BOOK Helen Chicoine - Without music, life would be a mistake, Pat May - To live with lnedicine is wonderful, David Owen - My appetite comes while eating, Barbara Sicard - Building castles in the air, Lorraine Wilson - A closed mouth oatches no flies. Joyce Perroni - Infinite riches in a little room, Ronald Ashe - Mum's the word. Joyce Brooks - Good counsellors lack no clients, George Paquette - Give me your hand and let me feel your pulse, Helen Grondin - lt came to pass that after a while the artist was forgotten but the work lived, ,Bryce Elliott - A good mind posesses a kingdom, Caston Corliss - He would notlbudge an inch, Richard'Roberts - No task too steep 'for human vit. Cynthia Emerson - Variety is the spice of life. J Class History The Northern section of Vermont, historically and geographically, lays outside the great colonial settlements and was often the raiding route for war parties, To the North lay the French colonies while to the South were the great English colonies, In between was the vast wooded area that nobody really claimed and was open to settle- ment from both directions. The English settlers to the South gradually ekpanded North and Westward untiluabout 150 years after the landing of the Pilgrims there was a sparse settlement in Barton, In 1781, ten years before Vermont became a state, Barton was granted a charter as a township, In 1795, settlers arrived, Asa Kimbill and james May and their families moved in. Later' others came, including Joseph and Daniel Owen. The town was officially organized on March 2.8, 1798, 1 E The first school was established in 1801, Barton Academy was organized in 1854 the academy and grade school in 1866, The first graduating class was in 1897 and now 57 graduating classes later, we see the 1953 Class. Let's trace the history of this class In the fall of the year 1949. thirty of us from St. Pau1's Lakeview, Fisk, and West Glover joined with Barton Acadenfiy students to make up the Freshman class, In our D midst we find Pat May and David Owen, descendants of the first settlercs. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: President: Pat May, Secretary: Cynthia Emerson, and Treasurer: Bryce Elliott, Mr, Charles johnson, our class sponsor, helped us through our trials and tribulations, ' The next year took us further up the ladder to greater knowledge, Now it was our turn to sponsor the Freshman Reception, Officers this year were: President: David Owen, Secretary: Pat May, and Treasurer: Paul Lemay, New faculty members were: Mr, Keith, who taught math and science and Mr, Parsons, who is still teaching commer- cial subjects here, This year some of the 'members were honored to be able to go to the Newport Music Festival and the State Speech Festival, During our Junior year the class officers were: President: Bryce Elliott, Secretary Helen Chicoine, and Treasurer: Richard Roberts, Mrs, Moriarty was our class sponsor for the year, Class rings were received in May amid much excitement, Also in May we sponsored the junior Prom, It was a great success, the attendance was the largest it has been for several years, The gym was delightfully decorated in a spring scene, Many members of the class took part in plays, and the Vermont and Newport Music Festivals, At last we reached the pinnacle of success for now we are Seniors, Our class officers are the same as last year, except for President which is George Paquette, This year it is our privilege to have study hall as our home room and to sit in the last three rows during study periods, We sponsored the annual Christmas Ball with the usual attendance, The gym was nicely decorated with lighted Christmas trees, Several members of the class have participated in athletics, We have had our share of play parts and concert assignments, Ahead lies graduation into life, May we always be honorable representatives of Barton Academy, Class Prophecy Popular magazines are presenting the typical famlry of the month and the career girl of the day, so we have decided to feature this typical graduating class of the year This class had thirteen members, seven girls and six boys, These pupils came from average farm and town homes, Some of them were active in sports, others in music, All in all, they spent a happy four years at Barton Academy, We know about their activities in school but now that five years have passed, let's see what the members of the typical class are doing in the work-a-day world, Helen Grondin is really headed for the big time, She's now an artist and has her own studios on Fifth Avenue, Keep up the brushwork and you'll soon be a master- painter, Caston Corliss seems to be getting along fine in the Air Force, He still has a year more to serve and we've heard rumors that he plans on signing up for another four years, Is it true, Cass? Helen Chicoine has been attending a music school for the past four years and is now a well-known music director at the University of Vermont, Don't let music take all of your time, Miss Music, Bryce Elliott is now raising jersey cows on his own 500 acre farm in West'Glover, Must be that training at Vermont State Agriculture School in Randolph was a big help to Bryce, Patricia May is now the great Doc May at the Clinic in St, johnsbury, How are things at the hospital, Pat? David Owen is still working on his father's farm, Has Uncle Sam sent you a letter yet, Dave ? joyce Brooks, after completing four years at johnson Teachers College, is now teaching the fifth grade in Barton Academy, Richard Roberts, like Dave, is helping his father on the farm, We heard that he's saving money all the time toward a farm of his own, Good Luck, Dick, Joyce Perron has a good position in a television factory in Connecticut, We hear that she plans' to open a special TV Radio Shop very soon, Guess you'll know all about loose wires now, won't you? George Paquette is now running his own grocery store, We hear that he is still considering rnarriage but hates to take the fatal step, What's'the answer,,Georgie boy? Barbara Sicard got married soon after graduation and is now living with Raymond on his farm in Westmore, How's the family, Barb? Ronald Ashe joined the US Navy just after graduation and is now taking officer's training, Is this to be your career, Ronnie? Lorraine Wilson is driving for a big bus company in western New York state, Now we know why you practiced by driving that Ford full of school kids so much, We have told you of the whereabouts of the members of the Class of 1953 of Barton Academy, Each one has gone out into the world to practice a useful occupation, This is in keeping with the American tradition, Truly, the Class of '53 was a typical American graduating class. Class Gifts Graduation is the time when graduates get gifts from their parents and friends, We have decided to give ourselves gifts that will be useful in our future life, To Ronald Ashe, we give this admirals rating in the U,S, Navy, Ronny, you're at the top before you start, ' To Joyce Brooks, we give some typing paper, Good luck in your future work, Joyce, To Helen Chicoine, we give this piano, You can continue your good work forever, Helen, To Caston Corliss, we give this mechanics kit, Now, Cass, you can fix things even better than you could before, To Bryce Elliott, we give this jersey heifer, so he can keep up his good work in the 4-H Club, To Helen Grondin, we give this az-tist's paint brush, There is no reason why you can't continue with your good art work, Helen, ' To Patricia May, we give these pills, so she can give them to some of her patients- but-make sure you give them to the right people, Doc, To David, Owen, we give this horn, Now David you won't have to use the school's horn any more, To George Paquette, we give this store, You can go into business as soon as you graduate George, To Joyce Perron, we give this noise maker, Now Joyce, we will know that you are around, To Richard Roberts, we give this beautiful blonde, model, You won't have to look around any more, Romeo, To Barbara Sicard, we give this wedding ring, We hear you will be needing it soon, Barb, To Lorraine Wilson, we give this deluxe Chevrolet fgreenj, Now, Lorraine, you won't have to drive someone e1se's, Presented by David Owen Bryce Elliott Joyce Perron Class Will Since we have become mindful of the shortness of this life and are aware of the toll the past four years have taken, we are resolved to publish this last will and testament. BARBARA SICARD wills an imitation of her diamond to all unfortunate girls who haven't caught their man yet, JOYCE BROOKS wills her Horsey to Jane Lewis, Now Janey, you will have a place to anchor that horse tail, HELEN CHICOINE wills her love for music to some of the Freshman boys who seem to lack appreciation for song, PATRICIA MAY wills her ability to get straight A's to anybody who thinks he needs it, HELEN GRONDIN wills her artistic talent to Dorothy Clark, From now on all the art work is your responsibility, Lou, . LORRAINE WILSON wills her job as school bus driver to her sister, Barbara, The pleasure is all yours, RONALD ASHE wills his ability to do well in shop to the Freshman boys, who will be able to put it in good use, BRYCE ELLIOTT wills his dimples to anyone who wants them, Here's everyones chance for a pleasanter smile, DAVID OWEN wills his tuba to Lance Smith, It'll take plenty of wind, but a rugged fellow like you should have no trouble, RICHARD ROBERTS wills his talent for enjoying himself to any of the sad sacks who think school is a serious business, JOYCE PERRON wills her ability to get along with people to any under classmen who enjoy peace, CASTON CORLISS wills his build to Freddy May, Now, Fred, you'll have some weight to throw around on the basketball court, GEORGE PAQUETTE wills his height to the JV boys, Now, you're sure to go places in basketball, . Now that we have given away our best qualities, we must inform you that we are not in very strong physical and mental condition, In case this will is contested, you will probably not lose much if your inheritance is denied, We are sure that it will not be however, With this reassurance, we sign and seal this, our last will and testament, The Class of 1953 l i rst Row: 1 4 w . bcmors Mrs, lwloriariv, llelen Cliicmine, David Oven, George llmgneliv, Richard Roln-rts, and lxlrk Mar lienzie, Hvvurid Ron: Kloyce l'c-rrun, lhirbara Sivard, Ronald Aslxe, llafricia Ivlay, Cfxslun Curlis, Lorraine Wilson, Psryrv lfllioil, and Helen Gronrlin, Alasenffluycs- Hrmulxs, v - i.: - If - -U-'A 4: -Q lfirsf Rowg Se Cond Huw: Inst Rnw: Junior Class Mrs, blindrin, llevffrly l arocque, Allisonhjenne, Carolyn Wo mdardy Fred llarlcm Doris Rollins, jean llendy, Beverly Pudvah, Patricia Paquelte, joan Pickel, Hubert Simons, Pauline Pmickfurd, Richard Lalxiadeleine, Grave Thornton, Robert Kimball, Hazen Ward, Andre Cloutier, Leo Imudvali, h 1 liilllllllllll I llllllllllllll I llllllllllllll 5 ,L i,.N..W,...,,.,m,.,.-,.r,,,l J, .. .,., , w L W -ni First Row: Second Row: First Row: Second Row: Last Row: Sophomore Picture Mr. Lawrence, Marlee Rives, Doreen Simons, Leo Chapdeluine, Ronald Cloutier, Louise Ticehurst, Dorothy Clark, Barbara Wilson, Preston Kxttreoge, David bicard, Neil Young, Reginald Stevens, Clayton Collins, Robert Owen, Dale Hanson, t . ,,.,, f-..f'.-W , ,S ,Y lillllllllllllll llllllllllllll I llllllllllllllif D ,M ,D , .,,, , l.., .. .. 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'lg1.,.l.'Z7' A N552-i7 '1'7i1T 1 V Baseball First Row: Ronald Cloutier, Dale Hanson, Fred Barton, David Sicard, Ronald Ashe, Fldwin Taylor, Andre Cloutire, David Owen and Richard Roberts, , Second Row: lwlicheal Sicard, Leo Chapdelaine, Clayton Collins, Lance Smith, Xavior Corlis, Fred May, Ernest Fairbrother, Robert Rollins, and Mr, Parsons, silmgvgvse l v, 'hss m,,,,l.lgag,,g,.,,,,,,,:, j Softball First Row: Deanna Liberty, Margaret Ticehurst, Kate Kittredge, Louise Ticehurst, jane Lewis, and Patricia May, Second Row: Beverly Larocque, Allison jerme, jean Hendy, Nancy Wright, Patricia LaBounty, Jeanette Gile, Pauline Menard, and Miss Goodrich, Last Row: Beverly Pudvah, janet Brown, Lenore Anderson, Patricia Reirden, Pauline Monette Nlarlee Rives and Carolyn Woodard. Absent-Joyce Brooks, Cecile MonLrniny., - IIIHHHHIH I IHHIIIIHIII I llllllllllllll 5 L' Li vu 34. fw- ,- '?i'!2', Boys' Basketball First Roxvg Fred Barton, Dale Hanson, George Paquette, David Owen, Ronald Cloutier, and Andre Cloutier, Second Rowg Leo Cliapdelaine, Ernest Fairbrotlier, Fred lviay, Xavior Corlis, Edwin Taylor, Bryce Elliott, and Mr, Parsons, Last Row: Lance Smith, Robert Duquetle, Richard Moffett, and Robert Rollins, Manager, M., -,...., ,,,,, W MM, Vg W. sw .l Girls' Basketball First Row: joan Pickel, Allison-lenne, Marlee Rives, Louise 'I'icelxurs1,jane I,ewis, Pai Mav Second Rmx: lx-iiss Goodrich, Pauline Monette M ' D l' S F ' ' ' , arion ar mg, andra riend, Deannal.iber1y lvlargarei Ticehurst, Dianna Kelley, Patricia l,aIioun1y, llelen Chiroine, Rememb See our happy team after winning the S acred Heart B, A, playoff last ye ar , Ou r team has been selected for the State C Tournament f . or the thzrd con- secutive year, 144' er The Old Days Mr, Sheridan, refereeing at the Sacred Heart - B,A play-off last year, He was key-note speaker at the b as ketball banquet, 2 0 ,J 41 QE 7 wgzwubwop, I wwf M C f 3,4f ,M fl W f JA J f 55232 jf Y NAME HELEN CHICOINE Pet Vanity: Pierced Ears, Favorite Saying: C'est Ci Bonff Likes: Being around with Pat, Dislikes: Being quiet and staying in one place, JOYCE BROOKS Pet Vanity: Class Ring, Favorite Saying: I-lark your noise: Likes: People, Dislikes: Not having fun, PAT MAY Pet Vanity: Pierced Ears, Favorite Saying: D0n't Get Excitedff Likes: Being with Helen, Dislikes: Staying In, DAVID OWEN Pet Vanity: Feet. Favorite Saying: Not Necessarilyff Likes: Sports. Dislikes: Big Talk, No Action. HELEN GRONDIN Pet Vanity: A Certain Dog Tag: Favorite Saying: You and Me Too, Likes: Sketching, Dislikes: Dish Washing, BRYCE ELLIOTT Pet Vanity: None, Favorite Saying: What's the Matter ., with You? 12 ? Likes: To Eat, Dislikes: Dishonest people, JOYCE PERRON Pet Vanity: Class Ring., Favorite Saying: That's a good Oneff Likes: Lots of money, Dislikes: Being Bossed Around, CASTON .C ORLISS Pet Vanity: :Myselfff Favorite Saying: Someone is going to be Floggedfff Likes: To travel, Dislikes: Waiting, CYNTHIA EMERSON Pet Vanity: My self. Favorite Saying: I,don't care, Likes: Dancing with a dream, Dislikes: Competition, RICHARD ROBERTS Pet Vanity: Glasses, Favorite Saving: Is that a Fact Likes: Foodf Dislikes: Gossiping Girls. GEORGE PAQUETTE Pet Vanity: My Car! Favorite Saying: Bless My Button Hole Likes: Long nights. Dislikes: Long days. LORRAINE WILSON Pet Vanity: My Watch, Favorite Saying: How Come ? ? Likes: Driving, Dislikes: Show-offs, BARBARA SICARD Pet Vanity: My Diamond, Favorite Saying: Oh, Goody, Likes: Making Certain Plansff Dislikes: Doing Dishes, RONNIE ASI'-IE , Pet Vanity: My Laugh, Favorite Saying: I don't Careff Likes: Sports , Dislikes: Studying, Whatwouldhappenif , , , , , , , , , , , , Bryce didn't have dimples ? David wasn't in there fighting during a basketball game 'P George didn't have his car ? Caston didn't say somebody was going to be flogged? Ronnie didn't do good work in manual training ? Richard lost his sense of humor ? Pat lost her power of speech? Joyce Perron was six feet tall? Joyce Brooks didn't wear a Shelley Winter hairdo? Lorraine Wilson didn't drive a school bus ? Barbara didn't like to argue ? Helen C, wasn't always having fun? Helen G, lost her drawing pad? Cynthia wasn't a lifeguard? We'll always remember , , , , , , , , , , , , , , David as the famous Madam X, Helen C, always clowning around and enjoying life, Joyce Brooks yelling Hark your noise, George detaining English class until he walks in, Ronnie being such a joker with the boys, Joyce Perron for her cute French Accent, Lorraine being a one man girl, Helen Grondin's expression when she opens a certain soldier s letter Bryce with that certain twinkle in his eye, Let us in on the joke Barbara being teased by the Senior boys, Pat May always being busy, Caston Corliss as an amateur Charles Atlas, Cynthia wearing her tan from the Beach, Richard as the Locomotive 38, Musically Speaking ,,,,,,,,,,, David Owen-I Walk Alone , Barbara Sicard-Wedding Bells , Joyce Brooks-Till I Waltz Again With You , Bryce Elliott-You'd Be Surprised, Helen Grondin-Old Masterpainter, Lorraine Wilson-Some Sunday Morning, Joyce Perron-I'm Glad I Waited For You, Cynthia Emerson-Keep It A Secret, Ronny Ashe-Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Caston Corliss-Side By Side, George Paquette-Together, Pat May-Slowpoke , Helen Chicoine-Wish You Were Here, Richard Roberts-The Daring Young Man, Eyes O CHARACTERISTICS Figure - -Physique Smile Quietest Complexion - Most Expressive Eyes Teeth Class Artists Wittiest Noisiest Athletic Girl Shortest Most Argutive Hands Class Musicians Most Serious Hair Most Likely to Succeed Most Talkative Friendliest Pat May Barbara Sicard Jovce B, Joyce P, Lorraine Bryce David Richard Caston Helen G, Helen C , George Ronny Cynthia GIRLS Helen Chicoine Joyce Brooks Joyce Perron Lorraine Wilson Helen Chicoine Pat May Helen Grondin Joyce Perron Helen Chicoinee Joyce Brooks Joyce Perron Barbara Sicard Lorraine Wilson Helen Chicoine Barbara Sicard Joyce Brooks Pat May Pat May Joyce Brooks Senior Degrees Y, Y, M, P, O,S.B, Q.E.S. 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Highlight Staff First Row: Helen Chicoine, Leo Chapdelaine, Fred Barton, Miss Goodrich, Bryce Elliott, Carolyn Woodard, Helen Grondin , Second Row: Allison jenne, Barbara Sicard, Dorothy Clark, Patricia Paquette, Pat May, Pauline Monette, Mnrlee Rives, Phyllis Pudvah, liasi Row: David Owen, Xavior Corlis, Richard Roberts, Absent-Joyce Brooks, ljWf2'L'l'f' 1 f 'f,fJfIf f' I , ' fy,,4C'l'.'ifI fIff,,',',', ' NH, lifflifff f1,',.,,. , ,..,. 1 3 ? T R. Q i f' if ag ' li- 'i is 5 5 123, . isp 1: ' L L , I . . , 1 if o ky 1 m V V X . ..i- -.. '.i. I ff' ' x 1 i xxffflf f - '- R ., f g ioil '52 X, ik, .x kimwylig, , L X L l- ' x L4 L - Cheerleaders Allison jenne, Beverly Larocque, jean Hendy, Doris Rollins, Patricia Pnquette, er' f L fi 1, if LA, M l I 5: M.. Home Economics Boys First Row: Bryce Elliott, Caston Corlis, Mrs, Moriarty, George Paquette, and Fred Barton, Second Row: Robert Rollins, Richard Roberts, Richard l.aMade1eine and Hubert Simons, ,,!yl'l,l!ff!,!!,' lllllrlllilllelilrlelrlellllfellllllli First Row: Second Row- Tlxirri Row: Home Economics Girls Mrs, Moriarty, Eleanor Kenneson, Joyce Perron, Barbara Sicard, Patricia Pauline Menard, Phyllis Pudvah, and Dorothy Bairdi, Jeanette Gi1e,janet Brown, Nancy Wright, Marilyn Lyon, Lenore Anderson, Patricia Puquette, Grace Thornton, Doris Rollins, Carolyn Woodard, and Helen Grondin. Gleason, Sandra Friend, Barbara Wilson, Louise Ticehurst, Dorothy Clark, Lorraine Wilson, Patricia May, Kate Kittredge, Diana Kelley, Margaret Ticvhurst, and Marion Darling. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHlllllllllllll as fm.-.,.,.l.,.,....M.,...l,.,,....,-, , l ululuuuulul''IHHUllvlfllluuw IHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHHHIIIIII 53 i - ----AQ-.-.ae ' -L L ..,,,..,,.,, ,L Combined Chorus First Row: Mrs, Sandrin, Marilyn Davio, Patricia Gleason, Phyllis Pudvah, Pauline Menard, Dorothy Baird, Kate Kitiredge, Helen Chicoine, Joyce Perron, Eleanor Kcnneson, jean hendy, Beverly Larocque, and jeanette Gile, Second Row: Marlee Rives, Beverly Pudvah, Grace Thornton, Nancy Wright, Barbara Wilson, Clayton Collins, Leo Chapdelaine, Dorothy Clark, Louise Ticehurst, jane Lewis, Lenore Anderson, Patricia Reirden, Carolyn Woodard, Doris Rollins, Diana Kelley, Patricia LaBounty, Pauline Monette, and janet Brown, Last Row: Robert Owen, Preston Kittredge, Fred tvlay, Patricia Paquette, Lorraine Wilson, Deanna Liberty, Robert Rollins, Reginald Stevens, Lance Smith, Richard Lalviadeleine, Ronald Cloutier, Andre Cloutier, Neal Young, Sandra Friend, Marion Darling, Pauline Bickford, Ernest Fairbrother, Richard Moffett, Absent- joyce Brooks and Cecile Ivlontminy, l 1 lIllllllllIIIl,l,I,l,llllllI,U,lll,IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIL l l I -- M 1 , v - , ,, at 0 , 5 A. YJDYXX Barton Acddemy Band First Row: Micheal Harper, Phyllis Ticehurst, Marilyn Davio, Dorothy May, Bill Nlay, Richard Rives, Libby Lewis, Margaret Ticehurst, Second Row: Mr, Swanson, Sandra Friend, Roxana Webster, Marlee Rives, Pauline Monette, Louise Ticehurst, Ralph Elliott, Arlene Ticehurst, Pricilla May, Betty Maynard, Donna Dyke, Third Row: Roger Nedeau, Ronald Magoon, Mary May, Fred Dyke, Pat May, Fred May, Gerald Cloutier, Alice Elliott, Pat LaBounty, Last Row: Richard Moffett, Robert Owen, David Owen, Bryce Elliott, Bob Rollins, Ronald Cloutier, Dale Hanson, Andre Cloutier, Winston Harper, nagaanuuqonunp v .una ' 1 Shop First Row: George Amyot, Richard Moffett, Clayton Collins, Ronald Ashe, Edwin Taylor, Leo Pudvah, Ernest Fairbrother, Second Row: Preston Kittredge, Micheal Sicard, Roger Leroux, Robert Desmaris, Ronald Leroux, Robert Owen, Mr, Elliott, Last Row: Hazen Ward, Robert Duquette, Lance Smith, Neil Young, Reginald Stevens, Robert Kimball, Mr, Lawrence: George, who signed the Declaration of Independence '? 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