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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

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A134 'Fha EHQ Wigwam c2055 ff X 4 lf? M First row, left to right: Barbara Pierce, Susan Onsruth, Jeanne Johnson, Margery Grenon George Beattie, Janet Churchill, Pauline Derusha, Beverly Robinson, Jean Simmons. Second row: Mr. Jurras, John Barton, John Ballou, Timothy Dailey, John Neal, Peter Lyford, William Davis, Gail Davis. The purpose of a yearbook ls to remind us of the good times that we have had at HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL. We, the staff, hope that this yearbook will bring back memories of our years of activities and accomplishments in high school, The Staff We dedicate this yearbook to Miss Kingsbury, a woman of undying generosity and ambition. For years Miss Kingsbury has served not only the class of 55 but the entire high school. On nearly any given night you could find Miss Kingsbury's light on in room 2, undoubtedly doing something for the school. To her we give a long-deserved and well eam- ed THANK YOU. To Mr. Iurras, in appreciation for the work which he has put into this yearbook and our class in gener- al. Without our background in history and geography, we would not fare well in the world of today. T fk 7 FACULTY T fx 7 An acre of performance is worth a whole land of promise. Untwisting all the chains that tie the hidden ALLEN, EDITH B. L. T. BUSH, WILLIAM soul of harmony. CATE, WESTON A . B. Beneath the rule of men entirely great The pen is mightier than the sword. DYER, KENNETH A clear fire, a clean hearth, and the rigour of the game. EDOFF, WINAFRED B. Ed. That though on pleasure she was bent, She had a frugal mind. N FREDYMA, PAUL A. B. One science only will one genius fit, So vast is art, so narrow human wit. GATES, JOHN B. S. Ed. Let gentleness of all the gods go with thee, HALL, GEORGE 13.15, The sight of such a monument is like a con- tinuous and stable music. The essence of a free government consists in HATCH, CHARLES B. s. Those who trust us, educate us. JURRAS, THOMAS B,S. Ed., M. Ed., an effectual control of rivalries. KINGSBURY, MILDRED B. Ed. The only reward of virtue is virtue. MCPHETRES, FLOYD A.B. The noblest mind the best contentment has W I RATCLIFFE, GEORGE See the conquering hero comes, with sound of fife and beat of drums. VAN DEUSEN, Z, MARTINA AUBI Language is a city, to the building of which every human being brought a stone. VAUGHN, IANICE Hail to the chief who in triumph advances. WI-IITCOMB, MILDRED Bright gem, instinct with music, vocal spark. XX ,L 'mr-:r sl -. is M l X X President !Vice Presiclentw S55 M619 5 Q TreasurQ p6cretaQ l x For the last four years here at HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL we have learned and experienced many hap- penings both good and bad which will go on with us through the rest of our lives, I hope the classes following us will have as much enjoyment here at HARTFORD HIGH as I have. 57524528 230,01 WNV, a .W JW' ft VLIA BALLO , JOHN MILTON J0hIl 'SQ' Basketball 1,2,3g Home Room Treasurer lg Student Coun il c 3g Debating Club 3,4g Junior Prom 3g Boys' State 3g Choir 4. And then he will talk, ye gods, how he will talk, Ima' K 'VCI' f if BARTON, JOHN HENRY Football Manager 1,2g Basketball Manager 1 2,3p B eball Manager lg Art Club 3,43 Journalism 4, His pencil draws what his mind designs. amd -g, 2 'gk -naw! fm, 4 1 'QP' W 'Jonuny ,ga BARTON , LORINDA IN IS Rindy Field Hockey 1,2g Basketball 1,3g Softball lg Choir 1,3g Dramatic Club 2,45 Majorettes 3,4g Art Club 3. l hate scarce smiles, I love laughing. BEATTIE , GEORGE WENDELL Be-at Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3g Track 1,2g Vice President of Class 3g Student Council 3: Student Council Assistant Treas- urer 3: Junior Prom Committee Sp Assistant Editor of Yearbook 3g Editor of Yearbook 4, Boys' State 35 President of Varsity Club 45 Saving Stamp Club 3. Words of wisdom which Piercel the heart. ':lpQj'rXfrxJkI pk, 7 ' BEATTY, ROBERT JAMES , Bob' -elm ' 1 4' -,ffl ' , . ,?,A 1? X CH .' in , U 'fL f, 1 ' - X If I njf ,' , ,fl BECKER, NELLIE IEAN 'If she has any faults, she has left us in doubt, Davww' Basketball 2,35 Baseball 3,4g Choir 3g Class Host 33 Librarian 4g Sophomore Initiation Committee 4. H 'A man of independent mind, DEBEAU , DOROTHY MARIE Q Dottie Basketball lg Softball 1,2,3g Field Hockey 1,2,3g Choir lp French Club 25 GAA 2,3,4g Stamp Club 35 FHA 4. The mildest 'ers and the gentlest heart. W' 1,14 Il' A I I A 9 1 1 nfl 1 Y -if: 'f 2' , 1 I ff' ' Nellie ff! BLANCHARD, JACK CARTER Baseball 1,2g Football 2g Technicians Club 4. Actions speak louder than words. Jacks If dl 5 D -if X az' ve, K f hh VX il wr'--1' , R J N. x-' BROOKS, RAYMOND WALTER Brooksie 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Football 3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3g Home Room President 1,25 Class Vice President 1,2g All-State Orchestra 1,23 New England Orchestra 23 Choir 2,3, 4g Student Council 2,3,4g Class President 3,4g Basketball Co- Captain 4. 'He knew his sports and played them well. 3 5 J X yy tl! N 1 ly 1 f X is , A 1 ii BROWER, EDWARD NEIL Eddie Dramatic Club lg Band 1,2,3g Track 1,2,3g All-State Music I K' 3 Festival 1, 3,4g Intramural Basketball 2,3g Yearbook 3g Choir 3' 1 3,43 Student Council Vice President 3g Student Council 4. , -.. .I It is a great thing to know the season for speech and the season for silence. wijggt sf J as V A-'ff' Mud! up-P' irq, LijU b BROWN, JILL ROBERT Jill Basketball 1,2,4g Glee Club 1,2,3g All-State Music Festival 1,2,3g Student Council 2g Student Council Convention Repre- sentative 2g Mercury-Sport Editor 3g Choir 45 Basketball 45 Dramatic Club 4g Yearbook 4g Journalism 4, GAA 4. ..A path of merriment i e she follows. -. 'W U' of 'M' ,41,r 0wf '! BROWN, JOYCE MARION Joyce Service Club 2g Baccalaureate Usher 2, 3g Library Club--35 FTA 3,4p Junior Prom Committee 35 Joumalism 4. Not too serious, but not too gay. KX, I CHAMBERS,f IANICE ALLEENE Ian Choir 1,2,3,4g FHA 2,45 Dance Club 2g Girls' Craft Club 4g Girls' Choir 4. If one thinks he is right he shall never give up. I ,X CLARK, KATHERINE IEANETTE Kay Basketball 2,3,4g Baccalaureate Usher 2,3g FTA 35 Junior Prom Committee 3g Ioumalism 4. 'Do-yvnl k She is a migh y hunter, and her prey is men. - W ' M K W CLAlk4'fI:EONA Rucs clay 'f 453 Q Football ig Baseball 1,2,3,4. A ...Q , .-I hav e business. and So shing. .. 0 A ' I fxnrri Rst-1, ANN BARBARA conf- Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3g Choir 1,2,3,4g All-State ,,,,, it V1 Music Festival 1,2,3,4g New England Music Festival 1,3,4g Elective Chorus 1.2: Madrigal Singers 2,3g Choir President 4 Junior Prom Committee 3g Girls' Choir 4g Dramatic Club 4g ,A Yearbook 4, A if Q.. Laugh and the world laughs with you. js.. A 5' f I 0 ll J -f I DAHEY, , y, , , ..Tim.. Choir 1, , ,4- an rig: u 1, 4, 7' i Student g S nt Council P, dent 4g intramural A 0 Y -.V Bask 1 lg B sketball ,3g Basketbal Manager 4 Cilaywj A ident 25 Student C ncil Convention 2,4g F h Club 3g 'M Debating Club 3,45 Junior Prom Committee 3g Senior Play 4g if Yearbook 4. ett Never at a loss for words. X - DAVIS, GALE BURTON Punk Choir l,2,3,4g Band 1,2g Football Manager 13 Football 25 I Basketball 1, 3: Journalism 4g Yearbook 4g All-State Music Festival 3,4g New England Music Festival 3,4. Wk! The princieje busfness in my life is to enjoy it. jay' ,Kane ze. ,-d.f,QtQ,Zf U f A-'22 111449-f VQQ 1, L,4f41 MU 642-ffl I . ' jftki Abivypif A,JMtU, ,, fl y L, A fl Z I 'A' 9 Q K7 fl 7 1, -y 6 ?4ii . A ' ' 5 K DAVIS, WILLIAM FRANCIS Bin N' kb' f' i'ffie 'r1 gf? Football 1,4g Baseball 1: Basketball 2,3g Vice President De- Xx ' hating Club 4g Yearbook 4. ' A Not too serious , ot too gayg but we'll 11 agreeg he's okay. X9 iw '7J'u ' 'U 71,401.4 it lfilbli- 'A . fl KQU M , PA E MAE Pony 01 and ' , ,4g Orchestra 1,2,3g Choir 1,2,3g Dramatic Club 1,2g. S uthem Vermont Music Festival 1,2,3,4g Basketball if Q, , 2,3g Girls' State 3: Junior Prom 3: GAA 35 Senior Play 4g Student Council Secretary 4g Yearbook 4g Student Council Convention 4. A wise man is strong: yea, a man of knowledge increaseth strength. mvtg jf EORGE, CAROL SHIRLEY carol Y S , 1 C,,,JQ, vga?-F-14 . S, s x L 25 'QMJQ FOGG, NELSON DAVID r 'Speed 6- Football 2, 3, 4g Football Co-Captain 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4g Var- 5 sity Club 3,41 Vice President Home Room 45 Varsity Club Vice President 4: Yearbook 4. Short and handsome. What a dream! He was also a star of the football team. FOGG NORMAN WENDELL T k 5 1 ' -7 an Football 4. 6 Not always actions show the man. A , !,jV,4 , nfl-f'j' -LLJUZQC bij fi ' 9241, J' AJV' 71' , jx , ,Cd U ',,2,1.4l sf K 4 . .Lo-'LM' GEE, LORRALNE ELLEN 741420 f I W I R-any 1' lf 8 14 ' elf' tr . fl Service Club 2g Majorettes 3, 4. 0 Lorraine is one of our majorettes. She is also one that doesn't fret. yr . w , ,J M 4 Choir 25 Dramatic Club 3, 4: Saving Stamp Club 3. I ,DW Above our life we love a steadfast friend. 'X f GOUDREAU, JEANETTE THERESA Jeanette Service Club 2g Usher for Baccalaureate 2, French Club 3, Library Club 3, Choir 3, 4, Joumalism 4g Girls' Choir 4. ' ,A M Nm . , ,, y riff!- virtue, nothing earthly can surpass her. J f f I jf XZ f Lf Nz Ag! X A , fp f y j ff!! ix - W. M A X L if Y W ,--- as Q GRAY, BARBARA ANN Barb Band 1, 2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3g Choir 1,2,3,4g Field Hockey ' 1,2: Basketball lg GAA 2,33 All-State Orchestra 3,4g All- ' State Auditions 1, 2, 3,45 Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4. A . 1 5 E ' By winning words to conquer willing hearts. W NF, fiwfjf We Zi gwggfifa fwffjif J K' UvgKA?Li3g13AIZfJJx LEON Don Cie l ,J Band 1, ,3,4g Choir 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3g Senior Play if 'W' ' ' I AM' Q, W My never-failing friends are they, with whom I converse day 2-an by day. ' V' 95' N RGERY JEAN Pork B n 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3g Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4g sketball 1,2, 3, 4g Vermont Music Festival 1,2, 3,4g New ngland Music Festival 1, 2, 3g Class Treasurer 3,45 GAA 3,47 Yearbook 4: Marshal 23 Band Treasurer 3,45 Home Room ecretary 1,2,3g Vice President of GAA 3, GAA President 4. She may be small but she 's everywhere. A f!'4 h I ,Affj .V A , jj MFMII iff ,yfff Gmswou? NORMA ANN Norma Glee Club 13 Latin Club 2: Choir 3, 4: FTA 3, Library Club 3g Editor of School Paper 4, Band 4, Girls' Choir 4. 'Besides brains and talent, what else? iv ' 1 , ' vu U u F H ff 4 x 3' Xwlfx - ix? f X - 'NJ o'N K fi TJ , I I OJ A XJ, W BJ 1 1 W MM HAMIL ON, A R! DAVID W '3 Billy Band 1, 2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2, 3, Choir 1,2,3g Student Coun- cil 1: Basketball 2,3,4g All-State Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4: Base- ball 1, 3, 4: Baseball Co-Captain 4, French Club President 3 Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4. 'Bo-UL 'ear ' , 'Bulb HAZEN, BERTHA ANNE T00tie Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 FTA 1, 2, 3,4g French Club 2,35 Girls' Choir 45 Band 3. 'Still water runs deep. HEAVISIDES, SHIRLEY MAE Shir1 Choir 1,2, 3,4: Field Hockey 1,25 Class Treasurer lg French Club Secretary 2g Stamp Club 3: FHA 4: Girls' Craft Club 43 Girls' Choir 4. Sweetness prevailing. The Worried Drummer. 'M xr Qaaffyfziff VW Wffjd tween, ?4uttL- 072406 Mag Y Yyqlfofzf HENDERSON, JOAN EVELYN Joan 1...- Service Club 2, 33 Baccalaureate Usher 2: Saving Stamp Club At' 3. A short saying often carries much wisdom. i 2 HILL VIRGINIA A LICE Gi.n1'1ie Band 1,2,3,4g Choir 1,2g Dramatic Club 13 Latin Club 1,2g Vermont Music Festival 1, 35 Tri-State Festival 1 g Junior Prom 3g All-State Band 2, 3,45 Saving Stamp Club 33 Senior Play 45 Yearbook 4: Journalism 4g Librarian 41 Midget Staff Feature Editor 4. ' QM, If you have a little charm you don't need anything else. ia x,fF3L..:c XJ,-M,,.,,4L,.J F off., JA Lf' Aff-,411 'W Cf Kfjfil-14,4 1L,ve,,L, J'f CQ-6-iff! . K X-iL,Jf ,.- ,LA-,g-X HODGDON, CHRISTINE ELLEN Chris , 4' ' Cheerleading 1. Ohl What a diamond. K f 5 it 'U INGHAM, ANN Lots y F ,f W wr' 159 .N 4 fi? Latin Club 1: FTA 2,3,4: French 4, as A I A hunting we will go. I jj 'MJ li, m tfflffin X iiifjfiu 'V , 3 -2 if JACOBS, EON FLOYD Jake 5 Ski Club lg Football 3g Technicians Club 4. W I ,gk S I'l1 be down to get you in a Taxi, honey. A1 JOHNSON, JEANNE CAROL J0hn' FTA 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Elective Chorus lg Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 25 Junior Prom 3g Girls' Choir 4, Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4. Q ,V A Friendly spurts of temper now and then. LQWMQ X qygy ,,Q,, - 70? fc. fur! yea, if ' 1 fe KAPISE, RICHARD PHILIP Dickie' W Softball lg Intramural Basketball 2, 3,4g Technicians Club 4, ,XIV an A mighty hunter with a bow. Comes back with what? We don't know. M EDLQLCY! y 5 , M, aieftgjf 1, ,ffm U ,vxfatvc',Ef cifj1f0 ,. 1 kk W' A il XXX E j 21. G 'Diff' LABELLE, BARBARA ANN Barb Softball 1, 2, Basketball lg Intramural Basketball 1, 2g Field 4 V Hockey 2, 3, Color Guard in Band 3,45 FHA 4. X Nimble feet and cheery ways. 4 N W 1 LABOUNTY, JANET BEATRICE Student Council lg Service Club 3g Stamp Club 35 FHA 4. 'Nice things come in small packages. -'Janetn x X W ffifdif ,S - xi. for F EADD, ELIZABETH MA RY Betty Glee Club lg Choir 1,2,3g Band lg Dramatic Club 1,25 GAA 3g Basketball 4. Better late than never. il '5 nxx I . I 'X X61 czw fi C Q XL Qfi x' LEAVITT, WILLIAM STANDLEY Bi11 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2, 3.,4: Track 2, 3, 4: Co-Captain Football 4g Varsity Club 4. Those who in quarrels interpose, must often wipe a bloody nose. 6' WL .lift f fff Z ,ffm L , 1 ,, 1 I ,f , L ,, , L. ffai .f , fi , XIV if ff LYFO , PETER GRAHAM 1 Petey ,,..... , C Q 'FQ ' Football 1, 2, 3,4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2: '- - ' French Club 35 Yearbook 4, Debating Club 43 Varsity Club 4 tfq- A Co-Captain Baseball 4, Technicians Club 3. I am wealthy in my friends. JAY A 4 XMLJ' ,gg MACE, JOYCE LILLIAN Jayme Saving Stamp Club 3: FHA 4. N, How mighty are the small. 'K MAYUTTE, MARION JOYCE Mike Softball 1, 2,3,4g Orchestra lg Choir 1, 3, 4, GAA 3,45 Band 3,43 Vermont Music Festival 35 Junior Prom 3. A little smile lasts a long, long while. ' NEAL, JOHN BENTLEY Greasy Basketball 1,2, 3,4g Student Council 1, 3, 4: Baseball 1,2, 3, 4g French Club 3: Junior Prom 3, Boys' State 3: Varsity Club 4: Yearbook 4g Football 3, 4. The world means something to the capable. OLMSTEAD, CHA S FRANK Chuck Intramural tbal a ,4: Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity a,4: io: 316m : ack 4: Technicians Club d 1213? co!5ry2C s a good sport. I' QiMEQ MZWM we ONSRUTH, SUSAN ELLEN Sue Choir 1,2, 3,4: Photo Bugs 1: Softball 1,2,4: Class Play 1: Elective Chorus 1: Band 3,4: Leadership Institute 1: FTA 2,3, A 4: Dramatic Club 3,4: Junior 'Prom 3: GAA 3: Three One Act 1 S gg Plays 3: Girls' Choir 4: Joumalism Club 4: o- ' of A S Candle 4: Sophomore Initiation 4. 1 ,o, gy ffl, N A smile for all, she 's the belle of the ball. W K PALLMERINE, ANN Annie Softball 1, 2,3: Orchestra 1: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: French Club 2: GAA 3,4: Junior Prom 3: Saving Stamp Club 3: Yearbook 4: Librarian 4: Initiation Committee 'NY 4. A Whose yesterdays look back with a smile. .A PARK, ANN LILLIAN Bud-dee'l gi:-:mv d Art 1: Band 1,2, 3: Orchestra 1.2: Choir 3,4: GAA 3,45 pf D ' M' Basketball Manager 3. gf- ijt! A Don't let the sun get in your eyes. N 5 KL , A V ,J PIC KEN, NORMA JEAN Pick 3 - Class Marshal 23 Majorette 33 Usher for Baccalaureate and 7 ' ' Graduation 3. ' Blushing is the color of virtue. , 3 , , ,, - f 4 6 if If 7 bxe !s.!,:',f f ra atic ,H 13 Band 1,2,3,43 Orc a , ,33 211-State Music Festi al 1,2, 3,42 Vermont Music Festival 1,2, 3,42 I fm 4, ,my I Student Council 23 Junior Prom 33 Southern Vermont Music Festival 3,43 New England Music Festival 2, 43 Yearbook 4. is W A friend to all at anytime. ,iff . W iv I ff, sf IN' 4 f REED, SALLY ANN fy al - Saving Stamp Club 33 FHA 4. fj 1. Soft spoken, but a good token to r C sig: ,L RX 3 47 B N, BEVERLY ANN Bev lub 13 Dramatic Club 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Choir ,2,33 Elective Chorus 13 Orchestra 23 Junior Prom 33 A11- State Music Festival 3, 43 Southern Vermont Music Festival N' 3,45 New England Music Festival 43 GAA 3,43 Basketball V J? '1, 2, 3,42 muamuran Baskezbau 2, 4. X 5MI What's life for? If not to enjoy itl ROMANO, WILLIAM HENRY Sonny 5, -sf Basketball 1,2,43 Baseball 1,2,43 Varsity Club 3,42 Football x 33 Football Manager 4. ' ,Y llal .77 3+ , of .-Sunny is as Sonny does. 1 Pk yfsfv 'JLJLKK , 2 X J N y ,LBJ X51-'lx 'X Jrl UUL v UCF? X me . ,mf MJ f W fb k WMV!! WP It vv Jxycf' J, SACCO. HARRY D Harry R Q V' Football 13 Basketball 1,2, 3, 43 Baseball 1,2, 3, 43 Treasurer A 1 fl of Class 2 V ' E A - l '-:l A A He's a fine lad fdj. K LL71! JV' tp My Y by X A. fl-1-3' K 'V' Fyzlj 3 NMA? 1 ff I' W 'l fa, ,N SIMMONS, JEAN MARY amie f Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary of Class 1, 2, 3,43 Band 1, 2,3,43 Co-Captain of Basketball 2,33 GAA 3,43 Choir 43 Yearbook 4. Y if ' A swish of air, Jeanne's been there. as SPEAR, RAYMOND EDGAR Ray X . Technicians Club 4. 0h! for a car with wings. ,P f fn mu. f 9 W -M .7 THIBODEAU, ANN ELIZABETH Aim Saving Stamp Club 3, FHA 4. To know her is to like her. is 763' WHITE, BETTY ANN Betty Latin Club lg Choir 1, 2: Dramatic Club 3, Girls' Craft Club 4. y 'My heart is warm with the friends I make. X' 4 7 V. Mg, ' V. , X7 - 1 , ti - f 0: ij, jfk, LJ ff. VJ ff.,-,V ,F ,xl , 1 V .1 . 'L f woonwmzn, GEORGE NORMAN, JR. wo0die 'Z 'lg' g l Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, ' H 3, Track 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4, the Act Play 3. A Variety is the spice of life. . ' . R ' ravi Gb YOUNG, MERTON MELVIN Melt lb' 'Better a blush in the face than blot in the heart. 5' 323 f t H5 ,Ak j V7 t 4.1.1-C lfxtivwx We, the star studded class of 1955, leave with our pockets empty and stomachs full. From our observatory we have seen many things which the faculty and underclass men of HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL are very much in need of. We hereby bequeath all our worthless possessions to anybody that wants them. We will to HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL a juke box for room 5. To Mr. Gates we will a flying carpet to get to and from school. To Mr. Jurras we will a stack of Jingle Jangle Boys' records. To Miss Van Deusen we will a red jet propelled convertible. To Miss Kingsbury we will twenty-five typists who can spell. To Mrs. Edoff we will sirloin steaks for the home ec classes to practice cooking with. To Mrs. Whitecomb we will the long long trailer. To Mrs. Allen we will Webster Hall for her sensational plays. To Miss Vaughn we will twelve six feet three inch girls for basketball. To Mr. Fredyma we will an atomic energy plant to practice his explosions. To Mr. Cate we will a Lady Gruntsalot for Sir Gruntsalot. To Mr. Hatch we will a submarine without a hatch. To Mr. Hall we will a home room for himself. To Mr. McPhetres we will a drivers training class that can drive. To Mr. Dyer we will ten future politicians to attend Georgetown. To Mr. Bush we willetwo new oboes and two bassoons. To Mr. Ratcliff we will suspenders for the football bloomers. To the class of 56 we will a liquid free diet. To the class of 5'7 we will elevated shoes. John Ballou wills to Dotty Frank his gift to gab. John Barton wills his art ability to Ronald Cochran. Lorinda Barton wills her majorette position to Clementina Filosa. George Beattie wills his bottle of aspirin to Janet Churchill. Robert Beatty wills his witty remarks to Shirley Dupont. Dorothy Bebeau wills her red hair to Carol Friend. Jack Blanchard wills his job at the First National to Donald Coutermarsh. Nellie Becker wills her rosy cheeks to Shelby Allen. Raymond Brooks wills his base voice to Carl Tyler. Edward Brower wills his job in Norman's to Kenneth Hackett. Jill Brown wills her fancy foul shots to Margaret Vamey. Joyce Brown wills her seat in Problems class to any unsuspecting student. Janice Chambers wills her height to Eileen Ballou. Katherine Clark wills her basketball uniform to Pat Sprague. Leonard Clay wills his ability to get kicked off the bus to Mickey Spencer. Ann Coutermarsh wills her giggle to Rebecca Twiss. Timothy Dailey wills his speaking ability to David Marcotte. Gale Davis wills his clowning to Jane Perkins. William Davis wills his chemistry ability to James Sacco. Pauline Derusha wills her student council secretary headaches to Judy Cameron. Nelson Fogg wills his ability to play football to Frank Mahady. Norman Fogg wills his nickname to Paul Couture. fTankJ Lorraine Gee wills her whistle to Joyce Henderson. Carol George wills her commercial study marks to Carlene George. Jeannette Goudreau wills her old chemistry test to any one who finds chemistry as hard as she did. Barbara Gray leaves, with John tight behind. Donald Gray wills his leading role in the senior play to Tom O'Brien. Margery Grenon wills her bounciness in basketball to Bill Fuller. Norma Griswold wills her ability to leam foreign languages to John Manning. Albert Hamilton wills his musical rhythm to Fred Crofrs. Bertha Hazen wills her foreign stamps to the Stamp Club. Shirley Heavisides wills her choir robe to Webster Davis. Virginia Hill wills her interest in Qsechee to Gail Brown. Joan Henderson wills her ability to do window displays to anyone who thinks they can do better. Christine Hodgdon wills her place of being the first in the Class of '55 to be engaged to any young girl in love. Ann Ingham leaves her seat on the West Hartford bus to John Hazen. leon Jacobs wills his midnight job to Roger Sleeper. Jeanne Johnson wills her appetite to Sheila Mock. Richard Kapise wills his bow and arrow to the next cupid. Barbara LaBelle wills her temper to Janice Withington. Janet Labounty wills her typewriter to anyone who can fix it. Roger LaBounty wills his bicycle to Richard LaFlam. Betty Ladd wills her pony tail to someone else who likes to horse around. Bill Leavitt wills his muscles to Larry Gould so he can have brawn and brains. Peter Lyford wills his slow motion walk to Nancy Grenon. Joyce Mace wills her long walk to school to Betty Blanchard. Marion Mayotte wills her disposition to Patsy Simmons. John Neal wills his brains to James Sacco so he will have both brawn and brains because John has both. Charles Olmstead wills his Chevrolet to Richard Ramsey for his long drive to school. Susan Onsruth wills her bells in Band to Joe DePalo. Ann Pallmerine wills her chatter to Anne Truell. Ann Park wills her sun glasses to anyone that is allergic to the sun. Norma Pickens wills her freckles to Anna Blanchard. Barbara Pierce wills her job being secretary of the yearbook to anyone who can stand the headaches. Beverly Robinson wills her sarcastic remarks to Betty Spear. William Romano wills his good nature to Sandra Fucci. Harry Sacco wills his spaghetti dinners to Warren Blanchard. Jean Simmons wills her blush to Beverly Pecor. Raymond Spear wills his crazy driving to Larry Hunt. Ann Thibodeau wills her job in Ben Franklin to anyone that likes to watch TV. George Woodward wills his parking place to Harold Eastman. pd mr BQ rink 'WSE' 0799 E W 1- h ,dl J.,- 9 Betty White wills her place in mechanical drawing to Cecile LaP1ant. Merton Young wills his slow drawl to Ann Nichols. Lawyers Witnesses Beverly Robinson North Star Jean Simmons Little Dipper Pauline Derusha Milky Way Susan Onsruth L YM no, NAME John Ballou John Barton Lorinda Barton George Beattie Robert Beatty Dorothy Bebeau Nellie Becker Jack Blanchard Raymond Brooks Edward Brower Jill Brown Joyce Brown Janice Chambers Katherine Clark Leonard Clay Anne Coutermarsh Timothy Dailey Gale Davis William Davis Pauling Derusha Nelson Fogg Norman Fogg Lorraine Gee Carol George Jeanette Goudreau Barbara Gray Donald Gray Margery Grenon Norma Griswold Albert Hamilton Bertha Hazen Shirley Heavisides Joan Henderson Virginia Hill Christine Hodgdon Ann Ingham Leon Jacobs Jeanne Johnson Richard Kapise Barbara LaBelle Janet Labounty Roger La Bounty Elizabeth Ladd William Leavitt Peter Lyford Joyce Mace Marion Mayotte John Neal Charles Olmstead Susan Onsruth Ann Pallmerine Ann Park Norma Picken Barbara Pierce Sally Reed Beverly Robinson William Romano Senior Statistics AMBITION Engineer Commercial Artist Marriage Success Further Schooling Telephone Operator Mill Worker Marines Musician Army Happiness Air Force Marriage Beautician Farmer Telephone Operator Lawyer Airdales Mechanical Engineer Nurse Marines Marines Srccess Happily Married Nurse Physical Therapist Engineer Future Schooling Marriage Navy Elementary Teacher Success Window Designer Secretary Marriage Elementary Teacher Taxi Owner Nurse Navy Practical Nurse Air Force Marines Marriage Engineer Success Work at home Marriage Engineer State Trooper Elementary Teacher Physical Therapist Nurse Marriage Marriage Marriage Nurse Navy EXPRESSIO N Glad to hear it! Where did she go? Oh yah! Mada! You don't know do ya? For crying out loud! Cripes! Well dig that! Bla -a-a-al Dunno do ya! It makes me so mad! That's what you think! Oh really? Oh pickle juice! Holy cow! You know! Corruption Hey now! You don't say! Now 1et's not be difficult! Come on you guys! Oh yea! W-e -l -1 For crying out loud! Darn it! Oh darn it! Holy smokes! Crimas! I goofed! Throw me the ball! B-u-tl Goodness! Oh Boy! Oh, for heaven sakes! I don't know! Shoot it! Taxi, taxi? Greetings! Ya wanna bet? You looking for trouble? Hi Sugar! Huh? Hi Stinky! Hi beautiful! Yeah! Oh yea! For craps sake! Oh-h-h-h! Somebody goofed! Gregory Peck! A11 right! Alrightie! Oh no! Baloney! well now! For crying out loud! DISLIKE onions snow gossipers swearing snow homework roller skating girls cold weather phonies conceited people conceited people liver losing a game by one point anything crabby customers getting up in the moming getting up in the moming losing a football game wise guy homework wearing boots advertising chemistry sports noise science writing essays being told to hurry school homework tests pin he ads slowness school uncooperative people show offs boys girls tall basketball guards English tests losing a football game boys homework flunking a test dancing people without a sense of humor eating walking home boys show offs winter people who stare Swimpy NAME Harry Sacco Jean Simmons Raymond Spear Ann Thibodeau Betty white George Woodward Merton Young AMBITION A Lhle te Hap pine ss Army Telephone Operator Marriage Army Ele ctric ian H .U .,,- . 1 if W.,-0' if f EXPRESSION Stinky! Dunno for sure, do ya? Is that so? Baloneyl Oh no! Go it! 'M Ns A r. .-M. 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Then there were those last minute things to do, such as seeing if all the tables and chairs were set up, if the name cards were on the tables, and if the punch was ready to be made. When the big day arrived everything was ready. A fairly good sized crowd came and they all seemed to have a good time. The next day all the decorations had to be taken down: the tables and lamps had to be taken back to their owners. We hope that the class of '56 and other classes have as much fun in planning and decorating for their Prom as we did. 4 Trouble Shooter Cast, left to right: Tim Dailey Qbehind curtainy Jeanne Johnson, Shirley Heavisides Virginia Hill, Donald Gray, Albert Hamilton, John Ballon, Pauline Derusha. Director Mrs . Allen 1 New - Q . J ,D H , 'H.1 .il!Q?f1' e on 'F' ' ,, urvv : ., if. AP 1-1 he uf -r- 'liege g a :ii 'H 'A Aff 4555 L . 1 I if 1 L . fyi, X XJ F, .La HNYL f' lttw ,Lt vm 1 L .JC , Ar. 1 uk x M w,. JM 4, 'v-,. mg YF., f7nm.aq5 'A mms, . ENV. -1-i i . VA VA UNDER CCLASSDQEM Y' 'ii' 7 V A QQ p junior Class Front row, right to left: Sheila Mock, Sandra Fucci, Geraldine Bell, Dorothy Frank, Clementina Filosa, Betty Blanchard Jose h D P l ' p e a o, Betty Spear, Thomas Batchelder, Ioan Adams, Ann Church, Natalie Findley, Joan Adams, Shelby Allen, Shirley. Second row: Carol Rivinius Iudeen Cameron Janet Churchill Beverl Pecor AnnieT ll , , , y , rue , Joyce Henderson, Patricia Grant, Patricia Sprague, Jean Coutermanche, Myrna Lambert, Mary Healey, Lois Frye, Lillian Larson, Nancy Grenon, Third row: John Manning, Larry Gould Billy Fuller, Timothy Lyford Donald Coute h , , rmars , Eugene Lepa, Rodney Chayer, Edmund Gaudette, Roger Sleeper, Richard Langlois, Raymond Bettis, Richard Ramsay. Fourth row: George Tremb- lay, Ronald Cochran, Nelson Jillson, Webster Davis, Fred Crofts, Tommy O'Brien, Jerry Sacco, Larry Hunt, Kenneth Hackett, Carl Tyler, Bill Allen, David Marcott. Fifth row: Mr. Dyer, Mrs. Allen, Mr. Hall, Mr. McPhetres, George Batchelder, Bob Coutermanche, Michael Warren, Paul Couture, David Porter, Richard LaF1am. I , 0 President Vzce Preszdent Jossm DEPALO THOMA in TCHELDER Secretary Treasurer BET-ry BLANCHARD BETTY SPEAR Q? - 7,1 Sophomore Class 'J F 1 9' Front row, right to left: Pauline Matson, Anna Blanchard, Mary Woods, Donna Keefe, Patricia Dunn, Ann Jordan, Caro Friend, Judy Freitas, Vivian Challifeaux, Frances Gaudette, Carolyn Guyer, Marilyn Davis, Laurel Andrews, Janice Wells, Ramona Wilkinson, Connie Boutin. Second row: Mary Bettis, Miner Gunn, Frank Mahady, James Lavery, John Arnold Harold Eastman Stanle Roberts John Ramsey Stanley Robinson Carlton Dow Roger Stone James Spencer 1 . Y . - - - . - Thomas Ballou, Reginald Blair, Richard Share. Third row: Miss Van Deusen, Patricia Brown, Sonja Barrows, Lorna Max- field Marion Wa ner Nanc West Cecile LaPlant, Canean George, Carol Pachard, Rebecca Twiss, Beverly Waite, . 8 . Y . Margaret Varney, Jane Perkins, Sally Truell, Louise Regione, Mr, l-latch. Fourth row: Miss Kingsbury, Norman Remick, Earle Badger, William Costello, George Devins, Gail Brown, Patricia Simmons, Roberta Miller, Marie Oliva, Mary Martin, Eileen Ballou, James Luce, Sherwood Carbee, Douglas Dodge, Edwin Leavitt, Donald Coutermarsh, Fifth row: John l-lazen, Robert Poulios, Richard Snow, Richard Stanie, Warren Blanchard, Kenneth Clark, Douglas Chamberlain, Stenen Colo, Gordon Brown, Richard Temple, Tom Neal, Bob Chamberlain, Andy Vincent, Carl Twiss. Preszdem Vice President JUDY X XFREITAS CAROL FRIEND R77 QTY? Secretary Treasurer ANN JORDAN VIVIAN CHALLIFEAUX Xxtxwj 5 X37 'bg' LJ Q 1 5'g n. -.-. , Huw--X W, .. - A A ww Q. 4 ' e Efi . 1 5' W, WMM QM '4 ivan 'WP Vi K' EE' 01- U' xv vs..- ,- .k-.9 ,Di rv-f -...... I Y fx VX VS E HRUE Field Hockey Team Front row, right to left: Connie Boutin, Vivian Challifeaux, Donna Keefe, Co-Captain Geraldine Bell, Co-Captain Carol Rivinius, Janet Churchill, Margaret Varney, Myma Lambert, Coach Vaughn. Second row: Pauline Matson, Patricia Sprague, Peggy Simmons, Jean Coutermanche, Eileen Ballou, Patsy Simmons, Anne Jordan, Barbara Woodward, Roberta Stone. X . . ,. X. 1 r' x 5' 9 Q L X. r -J v O Q is I P sf iff-f f ...A f 1 1 X I lj V f The girls' field hockey team did an excellent job this year and had a fine record of 2 wins, 2 losses and one tie, They are fine group of girls with lots of spirit and good sportsmanship. CONGRATULATIONS to Miss Vaughn and the team. gb 5-1 X . 1' ' The games and their scores were as follows: ' 6' 5 J vb J A. J . 3 N Hartford 5 Lebanon 4 . I ll J iv 1, L Hartford 2 Lebanon 1 - an cp k - x tj f, Hartford 1 Hanover 5 be H ' NL J K Hartford 1 Hanover 1 Hartford 10 Montpelier 1 'N '54 A 'Q fi-5 S72a ,5 U , Q X :fu 'Z' of ' Y. R 1 ' ' ! E K R g 4:3 fwltthxf ' ' 1, t p ' K 5 'mv - 'Q Vg L NI. 'V X vw LV N, ., S x H - . 9' '-1 Tffift . X 'XY is ' , , ll, Y . ,Y '-.. 'f K , 'T ' 41 E X QQ- 1 ff in gg' . A X 1 'K 1 W ' . X 1 ' wg f . Qi . ' if 2- M A- First row, left to right: Coach Dyer, Charlie Olmstead, George Woodward Bill Leavitt Nelson Fogg Peter Lyford, Norman Fogg, Bill Davis, Coach Ratcliffe. Second row Richard Ramsay Paul Couture Henry Olson, Richard Stanley, David Pippin, Harris Batchelder, Tom Batchelder, David Marcotte, Joe DePalo. Third row: John Neal, Timothy Lyford, Raymond Brooks, George Beattie Billy Fuller Dick Snow, George Batchelder, Ronald Cochran, Bob Courtemanche. Rburth row Harold Eastman, Kenneth Clark, Reginald Blair, Tom Neel, John Vincent, Donald Coutermarch, Kenneth Hackett, Carl Tyler Bill Allen. Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Woodstock Towle lebanon Montpelier Hanover Littleton Bellows Falls Windsor Directed by Coaches Ratcliffe and Dyer, HARTFORD HIGH concluded its most successful season in recent years with a fine record of five wins and three losses. Girls' Basketball Front row, left to right: Miss Vaughn, Geraldine Bell, Co-Captain Beverly Robinson, Co -Captain Jean Simmons, Carol Rivlnius, Manager, Mary Healey, Manager. Second row: Ann Jordan, Ann Pallmerine, Janet Churchill, Kay Clark. Third row: Patsy Simmons, Betty Ladd, Margery Grenon, Pat Brown, Myrna Lambert. The girls had a record of 3 wins and '7 defeats this year. The girls played hard in all of their games and whether they won or lost they always displayed good sportsmanship. The lack of seniors on thisyear's squad is an indication of what is in store for HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL fans in the near future. The games and their scores are as follows Hartford 35 West Lebanon Hartford 26 Woodstock Hartford 40 Hanover Hartford 35 Lebanon Hartford 48 Windsor Hartford 41 We st Lebanon Hartford 38 Hanover Hartford 29 lebanon Hartford 32 Windsor Hartford 30 Woodstock Boys' Basketball Front row, right to left: Chuck Olmstead, Jerry Brooks, Sonny Romano, John Neal. Second row: Sacco, Co-Captain Harry Sacco, Co-Captain Raymond Coach Dyer, Tim Dailey, Manager, Bill Allen, Albert Hamilton, Pete Lyford, Kenneth Hackett, Harold Eastman, Manager. Coach Dyer made a successful debut here at HARTFORD HIGH by winning the Twin State League championship for the third consecutive year and retiring the league trophy. The team finished the regular season with a record of 14 wins and 4 losses, This record enabled them to enter a play-off for the Southern Vermont tournament, They faced Mount Saint Joseph Academy, a team they had beaten by 10 points earlier in the year. However, HARTFORD was defeated this time 53 to 48 to end the season. The games and their scores were as follows: Hartford '76 Burlington Hartford 46 Towle Hartford 58 Windsor Hartford 62 Mount Saint Joseph Hartford 44 Brattleboro Hartford 57 Woodstock Hartford '78 Hanover Hartford 60 St. Mary's Hartford 68 West Lebanon Hartford 59 St. Iohn's Hartford 54 Lebanon Hartford 49 Towle Hartford 68 Woodstock Hartford 51 Hanover Hartford 64 St. Mary's Hartford 69 west Lebanon Hartford 72 St. Iohn's Hartford 62 Lebanon Play-off Hartford 48 Mormt Saint Joseph Girls' junior Varsity Front row, left to right: Miss Vaughn, Ann Nichols, Co-Captain Nancy Grenon, Co -Captain Betty Blanch- ard, Pat Sprague, Carol Rivinius, Manager, Mary Healey, Manager. Second row: Margaret Varney, Pat Dunn, Vivian Challifeaux, Anna Blanchard, Donna Keefe. Third row: Sandra Fucci, Sheila Mock, Nancy West, Eileen Ballou, Cecile LaP1ant. Boys' jimior Varsity Xa Front row, right to left: Carl Twiss, Harris Batchelder, David Porter, Captain Joseph DePa1o, Larry Hunt, Tom Neal. Second row: Coach Dyer, Bruce Southgate, Richard LaFlam, Warren Blanchard, Tom Batchelder, Richard Temple, Bob Poulios, Richard Starie, Manager. The boys' JV's had a fine record of 14 wins and only one loss, winning all their league games, TXX7 X X ,X f X LS. C. Preszcleng Lfllidget Editorg AEUUWUWUE5 Y-XX7 Cloeermg Captam G A A Preszdent 'Sc f Cheerleaders if' Kr L 'N 1 IU A ' L- ' 1 A x fl! ' Nga 1' V 5 QF' . W M 4 M M NN I' ' 1. - i' Q 3' .5 JUDY FREITAS 'J CAROL FRIEND SANDRA FUCCI 1+ I L 5 455 'J Ja fl 'L A' t ki I A 5' wr 9 N LN! N 1954-1955 -.4 ANN NICHOLS Captam ijt, If 'Q NANCY GRENON ANN NICHOLS BEVERLY PECOR 4412 6, -Q ,M qw mmf fp -5 fmie ffl? ,wwf J Q Student Council Front row, left to right: Patsy Simmons, Carol Rivinius, Judeen Cameron, Judy Freitas, Carol Friend, Pauline Derusha, Jeannette Churchill. Second row: John Arnold, Edward Brower, Joseph DePa1o, Timothy Dailey, John Neal, Raymond Brooks, Tom Batchelder, Mt. Jutras. President Vice President Timothy Dailey Joseph DePalo Z' Secretary Treasurer Pauline Derusha I0hn A Neal in W1 5 First row, left to right: Anne Coutermarsh, Janet Churchill, Jeanne Johnson, Virginia Hill, Judy Freitas, David Mayhew, Beverly Robinson, Barbara Pierce, Margery Grenon. Second row: Myrna Lambert, Peggy Simmons, Bev erly Pecor, Loretta Mae, Betty Robinson, Ann Church, Margaret Churchill, Rufus Ricker, William Aher, Jane Perkins. Lillian IAISOH. G10ri8 Rice. Jean Simmons, Eileen Ballou, Mary Ramsey, Thomas Neal, Roger Sleeper. Third row: Nancy Brown, Mary Gray, Lester Gibbs, Arthur Ievesque, Mr. Bush, Vivian Challifeaux, Susan On- sruth, Barbara Gray, Albert Hamilton, Frederick Croffts. Fourth row: Patricia LaBelle, Martha Roberts, Sherry Nott, Donald Gray, Lois Frye, Shirley Heavisides, Betty Spear, Connie Boutin, Lorraine Gee, Barbara LaBelle, Joyce Henderson, Lorinda Barton, Patricia Brown, Marion Mayotte, Betty Ladd, Brenda Hott, Joseph Danaher, John Preston, John Manning, Joan Adams, Pauline Derusha. President Vice President Alben Hamilton Janet Churchill Sevrefdfy Treasurer Virginia Hill Margery Grenon -if 11-1-1- Choir Hont row, left to right: Mary Healey, Janice Chambers, Thomas Ballou, John Manning, John Ballou, Donald Gray, Anne Coutermarsh, Norma Griswold, Mrs. Whitcomb. Second row: Bertha Hazen, Stirley Heavisides, James Lavery, Edward Brower, Timothy Dailey, Gale Davis, Roger Sleeper, Janet Churchill, Sandra Fucci. Third row: Susan Onsruth, Jean Simmons, Sheila Mock, Raymond Bettis, Thomas Batchelder, Fred Crofts, Raymond Brooks, Edmond Gaudette, Pauline Derusha, Joan Adams, Judy Freitas. Fourth row: Carol Rlvinius, Myrna Lam- bert, Barbara Gray, Jeanne Johnson, Jill Brown, Jeannette Goudreau, Lillian Larson, Ann Park, Betty Blanchard, Clementina Filosa, Geraldine Bell, Marion Mayotte. President Vice President Anne Coutermarsh Janet Churchill SeC7'etd'fy fedsuyefr Je anne Johnson Sandra Fuccl cg T? journalism Club First row, left to right: Thomas Batchelder, Jeannette Goudreau, Susan Onsruth Q' V inor of Candlej Norma Griswold Uiditor of Midgetj Janet Churchill, Katherine Clark Raymond Brooks, 1-rank Mahady. Second row: Thomas 0'Brien, Virginia Hill, Jill Brown, Ann Pallmeziue, Joyce Brown, Richard Starie, Gail Davis, John Barton, Mr. Cate. The Journalism Club has done a good job this year ln putting out the Midget, the school paper. This paper has been both educational and enjoyable and its write -ups of sports, music, and other school events have been very complete. The Christmas edition, The Candle, was very successful with its original stories, puzzles, poems, etc. , all by HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL students. Girls' Athletic Association ll U First row, left to right: Myrna Lambert, Jean Simmons, Nancy Grenon, Margery Grenon, Ann Nichols, Susan On- sruth, Sandra Fucci. Second row: Betty Qnear, Pat Sprague, Janice Withington, Jean Courtemanche, Sheila Mock Bevery Pecor, Beverly Robinson, Dorothy Frank. Third row: Miss Vaughn, Anna Blanchard, Donna Keefe, Connie Boutin, Ann Palhnerine, Vivian Challlfeaux, Joyce Henderson, Geraldine Bell. Fourth row: Sally Truell, Ann Jordon, Gail Brown, Pat Dunn, Eileen Ballou, Pat Brown. Celia LaP1ant, Jill Brown, Betty Blanchard, Ann Park, Marion Mayotte. President Vice President Margery Grenon Sxsan Onsruth B isiii 5 S, iw Secretary Treasurer Jean Simmons Nancy Grenon Varsity Club First row, left to right: William Romano, George Beattie, George Woodward, Nelson Fogg, Peter Lyfond. Second row: Carl Twiss, Paul Couture, John Neal, William Leavitt, Robert Courtemanche, Albert Vincent. Third row: Charles Olmstead, George Bachelder, Kenneth Hackett, Jerry Sacco, Harry Sacco, Carl Tyler, Mr. Dyer. Absent when picture was taken Mr. Ratcliffe. President Vice President George Beattie Nelson Rbgg S ecretary-Treasurer George Woodward Spanish Club First row, left to right: Fred Crofts, Dorothy Frank, Carol Rivinlus, Miss Van Deusen. Second row: Eileen Ballon, Sandra Rxcci, Ann Nichols, Frank Mahady. Principal Dorothy Frank S ecretary-Treasurer Carol RlVll1il1S Vice President Fred Crofts t gg L French C lub Flrst row, left to right: Miss Van Deusen, Beverly Waite, Roger Sleeper, Margaret Varney, Robert Poulios Marie Oliva, Pat Grant. Second row: Harold Eastman, Thomas Ballou, John Arnold, John Manning, Joyce Henderson. President Vice President Roger Sleeper Margaret Varney Secretary Treasurer Marie Oliva Robert P9uu05 Q Debate Club First row, left to right: John Neal, John Ballou, Clementina Filosa, william Davis, Timothy Dailey. Second row: Mr. Cane, Richard Srarie, Peter Lyford, Frank Mahady. President Iohn Ballou Vice President William Davis ? Secretary-Treasurer Clementina Filosa Future Teachers 0 America Front row, right to left: Susan Onsruth, Jeanne Johnson, Bertha Hazen, Mary Woods. Second row: Mr. Cate Joyce Brown, Ann Jordan, Loma Maxfield, Jacqueline Lique, Donna Keefe. President Vice President Jeanne Johnson Bertha Hazen Secretary Treasur Susan Onsruth Mary woods Savings Stamp Club Front row, left to right: Mr. Hatch, Shelby Allen, Ann Truell, Sheila Mock, Nancy Grenon, Beverly Pecor, Betty Blanchard, Jean Coutermarsh, Patricia Grant, Geraldine Bell, Joan Adams. Second row: Myrna Lambert, Patricia Sprague, Raymond Bettis, Tim Lyford, David Porter, Larry Hunt, Paul Couture, Donald Coutermarsh, Janice Withington. Third row: George Batchelder, Nelson Iillson, Ken Hackett, Bob Coutermarsh, Bill Allen, Jerry Sacco Edmund Gaudette. President Vice President i Beverly Pecor Jean Courermarsh f -s lf Secretary Treasurer Betty B13DCha1'd Nancy Gnenon - Girls' C horus First row, left to right: Mrs. Whitcomb, Ann Church, Mary Healey, Carol Rivinius, Bertha Hazen, Jeanne Johnson, Sheila Mock, Myma Lambert, Janice Chambers, Anne Coutermarsh, Norma Griswold, Sandra Fucci, Mary Bettis, John MannlngfPianist1,Second row: Anna Blanchard, Mary Woods, Ann Nichols, Jean Simmons, Donna Keefe, Vivian Challifeaux, Ann Jordan, Geraldine Bell, Pauline Derusha, Judy Freitas, Lillian Larson. Third row: Sally Truell, Patricia Simmons, Marie Oliva, Barbara Gray, Jeanette Goudreau, Carol Friend, Judy Cameron, Beverly Pecor, Nancy Grenon, Betty Blanchard, Lois Frye, Marion Mayotte, Clementina Filosa. Future Homemakers 0 America 5 First row, left to right: Dorothy Bebeau, Janet Labounty, Janice Chambers, Joyce Mace, Ann Church, Natalie Findley. Second row: Mrs. Edoff, Ann Thibodeau, Anne Coutermarsh, Barbara LaBe11e, Shirley Heavisides, Annie Truell, Sally Reed. Art Club First row, left to right: Mr. Hatch, Jacqueline Lique, Lois Frye, Natalie Findley, Joan Adams. Second row: John Barton, Reginald Blair. Stamp C lub 1 cv 19 J s i 5 f in First row, left to right: James Spencer, Carlton Dow, Robert Stone, Frank Mahady, Miner Gunn. Second row: Mr. Fredyma, James Luce, Richard Snow. SPA NoRMAN's IZ-30's RENEHAN SANBORN and OIL A KERS CASH BALFOUR mmm Zu 274 Where All of the Kids Get Together After School After the Game, and After the Show Lef lZZO'5 bring you the finest. . . 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Telephone 796 8: 797 5 5256 ,T T T ew E L. Af ,I Q xii . M, X A if V Il x A N, T CLASS RINGS 0 COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL CARDS 0 TROPHIES 0 CLUB PINS ' DIPLOMAS SAWYER W. LEE 40 Brewer Parkway, South Burlington, Vermont, Telephone 4-6250 ALSO REPRESENTATIVE FOR TAYLOR-MADE YEARBOOKS HOME VEK MONT mid? gfofffvfy gm GAT EVVAY QW, gmwyffwa gh 4406 W EST PO LK A DOT IN-jfiili-+ATE 'mzfizoiufzpf 1 . QQ-ZMIQZZTAUKANT EDS glaifiwzffz non, New Hampshire Best Wishes AKNO l.D'S GAKAGE White River Junction Wm Zf T066 EKY Lebanon, New Hampshire Compliments of eff- eff EKEA D C ompliments of WH774 K. 7mMyf4f ARMY NAVY STORE White River Junction SPRINGER'S DRUG STORE SUNSET MOTEL West Lebanon, N. H. Telephone 1179-W 2 Miles South of Dartmouth on Route 10 Open A11 Year Owned and Operated by MR. AND MRS. A. J. GAUTHIER FARMERS FRU rru.AND Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Groceries - Frozen Foods Candies - Tobaccos - Beverages Ice Cream - Dairy Products West Lebanon Road Lebanon, N. H. Telephone 343-W MAXHAMS FEED STOKE Blue Seal Dairy and Poultry Feeds Seeds - Fertilizer - Hardware White River Ict., Vt. AHEK BKOS. RED AND WHITE A. AND C. E. AHER, Prop. Hartford , Vermont Compliments of W gmyvim GENERAL MERCHANDISE Quechee, Vt. Congratulations to the Class of '55 vvooovvmins EDAZAEIE White River Jct., Vt. TWIN STATE FRUIT CORPORATION Wholesale Fruit Produce and All Beverages Telephone 850 TEDDYS Qwfffff 541624546 ' 'Everything in Sports ' ' Maple Street White River .Tct., Vt. Compliments of AL'S 56.000 galikvw A. A. POTTER, Prop. White River Ict., Vt. Congratulations to the Class of '55 WHQJW, Lebanon, N. H. Compliments of -W T 1400 on S Your Dial '- Serving the Upper Valley Get the Best Get 'L 5dffZ?4fZ4 ICE CREAM at The School Cafeteria Compliments of OFFICE SUPPLY 905922, 91: Moving Across the Street Across the Nation CE. IQELTON White River Ict., Vt. Compliments of THE PUBLIC MARKET W. R. J. E. H. PLUNEMER 8: SON HARDWARE Telephone - 51 West Lebanon, N. H. Compliments of TERINO'S MARKET West Lebanon, N. H. C ompliments of COBURN'S JEWELRY MAYFAIR RESTAURANT White River Junction WINDSOR COUNTY FARMERS EXCHANGE White River Ict., Vt. Courtesy of MAPLE LEAF MOTOR COURT CLIFFORD'S GARAGE Dodge Sales and Services J'ob-Rated Trucks West Hartford A GILMORE 'S STORE Hartford, Vermont Compliments of the PROGRESSIVE MKT. South Main St. White River Jct. BUTCH'S DINER Z4 Hour Service HOWARD JOHNSON'S Fine Foods Route 5 White River WILDER FRUIT STORE Wilder, Vermont C ompliment s of W. E. FINLEY West Hartford, Vt. JUNCTION RESTAURANT White River Junction COOLIDGE GARAGE, INC. Z4 Hour Service White River Jct., Vt. THE SURPRISE DEPARTMENT STORE Men's and Boys' Outfitters Ladies' and Misses Ready-to-Wea White River Jct., Vt. Compliments of PINE CREST MOTEL White River Jct. JUNCTION GRAIN CO. White River Junction Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY WILLIAM YOUNG, REALTOR White River Junction LESURE'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION White River Jct., Vt. MARION AGAN'S STORE Gas and Oils Groceries - Beverages 44 Taft Avenue COVELL THE PAINTER General Painting and Supplies Tel. 696 4 Taft Avenue White River Jct., Vt. I THE GREEN MOUNTAINEER MOTEL Route 5 White River Junction DAV I D l7l EKCE gigilw VV I-I IT E RI V EK Tel. 114-W Z Hanover, N. H. We wish to thank everyone who has so gen- erously donated his time and assistance in the making of this yearbook. We hope that it will live up to the standards of previous years. We STA F F .1 1 N if ' V 1. fb ' 14 r 1' a k H -of 'A -Yu. H--f , ffm- -V 57' x Jw- 4 f' , - ' - 4 + - . '- ru' A X' ' dxf ' L ' ' . 1 .-N.:-.!, 45: rf' nu E1 'P ,914 fa--h , f!. , is '.,v-gm' V 1 Ugg ' v A .. ,ghji , . A ,', -1 'L V Qggj .L -1,-P - - A -wxif' 5:31, . -J Q, V., , Tr . T: X '-3 gh, ,.., r 4 f nr X ' 1. -, ,. '51 , -q N. ,7 ,, I -nav'-' f 4. ,v A fi I ,I , r . 2 ggi ,yu ti... . ,, , H., -fklf. xl,-L1 V Y :N , v -Y 5 ii' ,, ' 4 '-7 ' x Af'-7' :'f ' W. .pl . ' . 'U 'L' Y ,T f. '. 1 ' . 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