Hartford High School - Hartford Key Yearbook (White River Junction, VT)

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Y' LAWRENCE WAGONER Chook Baseball 2 Football 3 Yearbook 4 Llkeable Wllllng It seems that ln a class noted for xts loudness vue have a few quxet ones Larry IS one of these He s really a lot of fun and o of our class stablhzers J BEVERLY ALICE WARD Beverly Outmg Club Treasurer QBYVICC Club 3 4 Lxbrary Club 3 4 Electlve Chorus 3 4 Yearbook 4 Busy bee Artlstxc Wnlllng Beverlv certalnly takes the prxze for bemg the shvest but also one ofthe mcest g1rls1n the class of 51 ISWY' WTI PAULINE NORMA WITHINGTON Pete Elect1veChorus1 2 3 4 Home Room Comm 1 Outing Club3 Yearbook 4 Peppv Natural Watchful Chatter Chatter Chatter' We wonder lf Pete ever stops talk mg Good luck to a grand gurl' RUTH LOUISE WITHINGTON Ruth Elect1veChorusl 2 3 4 Softball2 3 4 Stunt N1ght2 Outlng :Club 3 Yearbook 4 Regular Loyal Worker Ruth s another one we seldom see but we know she works hard ,and spends her spare txme w1th 77777 l?,,vX LDP' MARK JAMES WOOD Mark Stunt Nlght 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Semor Play Busmess Manager 4 Home Room hee Presxdent 2 Jumor Prom Comm 3 MlSChlCVOUS Jester Wxtty Mark has done an excellent job on the vearbook H15 busmess management of the Semor Play was admlrable and as announcer for our Sophomore stunt nlght he wnll long be remembered 4... QI' K'

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1 ,Lf ff ,M My 'E-1:-- 4 l CATHERINE JOYCE ROBERTS Cathy Home Room Treasurerl Elect1veChorus1 2 3 4 B Cholr 1 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 Class Comm l 4 Lxbrary Clubl 2 3 4 Llbrary Club Sec 3 Pres 4 Latrn Clubl Home Room Comm l Assembhesl 2 3 Home Room Secretarw 3 Lsher at Graduatxon 2 'Yearbook 4 Leadershlp Instltute 3 Chaxrman Qenlor Dance 4 Stunt Nlght 1 2 Cheerful Jocular Rlghteous Manx a class IS made cheerx when Catherlne s lnfectlous gxggle IS hiard She certamly wlll brlghten up any ofhce rn whmch she wor s DOROTHY ROMANO Dotty Servlce Club l Electlve Chorus 1 2 'S 4 Yearbook 4 Darxng Restless The tale of Dorothy s belng lost m the Dartmouth Llbrary leads us to belleve that she may be more llvely than we guess QMMMMMW J' obo FRANCES MAY STEVENS Frances Electlve Chorus l 2 3 4 Home Room Comm 1 4 H Club 2 3 4 Stunt Night 2 Outlng Club 3 Yearbook 4 Frank Medltatrve Shy Frances always looks mce and we g1rls who can t sew always Qjywu ll make' fwfdf MARIA VIRGINIA TERINO Mane Student Councll 1 Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 4 A Choxr 1 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 1 2 French Club 2 Home Room Treasurer 2 Home Room Presldent 3 Dramatxc Club 4 Yearbook 4 Basketball 1 4 Co captaln 4 Muslcal Vlgorous Talented Mane has her full share of talent Not only does she play the plano beautlfully but she also has an eye for the basket JUDITH LORRAINE THIBODEAU Judy Dramatic Club l 4 Electlve Chorus 1 2 3 4 Assemblles 1 Home Room Comm 1 X earbook 4 Joyful Lrvely Trmld Judy IS another one who IS rarely seen around school but we know her trme IS well spent Judy IS one g1r1 who xsn t afra1d of work as proven rn her trreless Grange work .. ., , ' . In Y! ' . , , . , .. .. I 4? I 4 - ,, , . . . I x 7 4 V - 'X T' X , X. ai ,L .. .. , I ,7 vy those neat clothes she makes. What an economical wife v ' - , 4. 45, , ' - MQ ja, , . , A l u - u l , - , , ., . u I 1 Y 7 I l l 7 Y Q , K , , Z 3 1 .2 , L by 1 y 1 : : my d ' Y v - -- Q 'rife' - . l . . rf - - ' H U I, MW V rr ll Irl ' . 1 ' , , , 5 ' : , 7 'M . . 7 N l . . . , ' . if Y . . g

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LONG LOST FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH DISCOVERED ARGHEOLOGIST HATHORN White River ,I ct Vermont J uly 11 1990 CHNJ by Nelson J ones White River Junction was the scene of a gala celebration today as the dedication cere monies for the Fountain of Youth got under way This miracle fountain virtually sprang into being when a rock was overturned by the re nowed archeologist RAYMOND HA THORN while excavating in the ruins of the old Hartford High School building for some mummified guinea pigs Mr Hathorn a 1951 graduate of the old school made his startling report to the papers shortly after the discovery The news brought floods of people to this mall Vermont town to try this miracle water More trains buses and airplanes are en route to Vermont from all over the world as the sea of people moves to this wonder of God DEDICATION The dedication ceremonies were opened with a speech by the President of the United States HAROLD ELLIS He warned the people against drinking an excess of the water He cautioned that the drinking must be in moderation or that the Chief of Police LAWRENCE WAGONER would be given the power to restrict sales. Sales manager JOHN AGAN will keep close account of the amount of water each person drinks. The Presidents secretary BEVERLY WARD recorded what the President said and was available for additional information to be released to the press. ENTERTAINMENT Shortly after the President s speech the Rise and Shine Band led by the famous band- leader PATSY BALDASARO executed the first movement of the Hartfordian Sym phony a new masterpiece by the composer REGINALD HOSKINS The famous star of screen and stage MAR GARET AUSTIN then enacted an excerpt fr m Our Hearts Were Young And Cay as sited by WALTER HULBURT president of the International Harvester Company Next on the program was NANCY NOTT of the London Symphony Orchestra who played a flute solo accompanied by violinist CLAIRE HAZEN of the New York Sym phony Orchestra They played an appro tam Hortense PAULINE WITHINGTON and ETHEL LUCE and their cowboy band played several square dances which gave the crowd a chance to stretch their legs NELSON MCKENNY world explorer gave a spine chilling account of his adven tures in the wilds of Africa He has recently flown here from Bongo Bongo to obtain one of the mummified guinea pigs UNVEI LING OF STATUE The climax of the ceremonies came when the statue was unveiled while DAVID GRISWOLD of the Metropolitan Opera sang the aria The Guinea Pig Oratorio com- posed by himself for the occasion. The statue was created by the sculptor-painter LOUISE PHELPS and is a breath-taking re- lief of two majestically posed guinea pigs MARK WOOD was resting easily in a chair chatting with an old friend. He was at the celebration because he had drawn up the blueprints for the monument and wanted to be sure that his instructions had been carried out correctly. '1 1 1 ' 71 ' ! I 3 . . . . . 9 ' , , - ' 1 i . . , 9 . - . priate piece, O, Come with Me to the Foun- ' ' 11 . S . . , , I 1 1 ' 1 Y , 7 7 Y IA Y! 9 Y 7 , , l Y I 7 7 !