Chelsea High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Chelsea, VT)

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ALUMNI NEWS Class of 1958 Fred Ackerman John Allen Sally Burgess Richard Button Alice Coburn Shirley Jarvis Kenneth Kennedy Hale Mattoon Henry Osmer John Pratt Nancy Rogers Hale Ritchie Barbara Stark Annie Svarfvar Lucille Whitney Class of 1950 Kenneth Ashley Loretta CGuayj Cahill Cintra QDarlingj Lyford Dwight McCullough, Jr. Cora Melvin Mildred CDown'ing7 Rogers Robert Rowe Kenneth Walker Class of 1942 Grace QClarkJ Boulton Mildred fMcKeilJ Colpritt Frances CPikeJ Cross David Delano Works for L. B. Bowen. Freshman at Dartmouth College. Works at the State Department at Mont- pelier. Joined the Armed Forces, stationed at Fort Dix, New Jersey. Works in the office at the Poultry Outlet in South Royalton. Works for Fred Dickinson. Freshman at U. V. M. Joined the Armed Forces, stationed at Fort Dix, New Jersey. Joined the Armed Forces, stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. He is in the En- gineering Corps. Freshman at U. V. M. Freshman at Vermont College. Freshman at Paul Smith's College in New York. Living in Williaimstown. Working for Pearle Eastman in Barre. Freshman at U. V. M. Married and works for the IBM Company. He lives in Ogden, Utah. Married Fred Cahill, lives in Chelsea, and has 2 children. Married Charles Lyford, lives in Tunbridge, and has 7 children. Married Marilyn Mille-r, lives i.n Middlesex, works for State Equipment Company in Montpelier and has 2 children. Married Carl Kennedy, lives in Northfield, has 1 child. Married Carlton Rogers, lives in Tunbridge, has one child. Married Joyce Talmer, lives in Stowe, has 1 child and teaches school. Married Sylvia Durkee, works at Dick Kennedy's mill, has 2 children, and lives in Chelsea. Married Harold Boulton, lives in Fayette, Iowa. Married Ralmond Colpritt, lives in North- wood, N. H., and has 2 children. Married Bernard Cross, lives in Northfield Falls, Vt., and has 2 children. Married Bertha Giles, lives in Tunbridge and runs a sawmill.

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Doris Hill Myrtle fBramanJ Johnson Lucy CTullerj Magoon Clifton H. Mattoon Hazel CBicknellJ Mudgett Lucy fRoyceJ Rodgers Winston W. Rogers Merlin Spear Kenneth Colby Lives in Chelsea and teaches school in Tun- bridge. Married Clarence Johnson, lives in Massa- chusetts, and has 1 ch-ild. Married Russelll Magoon, lives in Connecti- cut, and has 3 children. Married Loretta Kendall, and has 3 children, and lives in Glen Burnie, Md. Married Galen Mudgett, lives in South Roy- alton, and has 3 children. Married Glen Rodgers, lives in Maine, and has 2 children. Marr-ied Clara Beede, lives in Washington. and has 2 children. Married Nancy Tucker, lives in East Barre, and works for Booth Brothers. Deceased. Shirley Sleeper 'S 9 When Television Wasn't Invented When days were old And knights were bold And television was not invented, We'd pull up a chair To suit us fair And sit and be contented. We'd pop -some corn Which Mother'd scorn When television was not invented, Grandmother would sew Singing soft and low We'd sit and be contented. The wind would blow Deep was the snow When television was not invented, We'd sit and talk We'd laugh and joke We'd sit and be contented. We'd play some games And call out names When television was not invented, The day was done We'd had our fun We'd sit and be contented. We got by without it No doubt about it When television was not invented, We made out somehow But could people now And sit and be contented? Judy Hewitt '62