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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

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' rl Z 1 y'b, ff 1' 'fi-Q' r' .0 K .ef sv is I '. o 13 fa!!-' yfff To the Class of 1957: .qs Eff, . ., ,, r Congratulations! Another step has been achieved in your ig, .A formal educatronal ladder. To some of you graduatron w111 mark the end of formal education, to others, it will mean a ..:.:'-.',.,. ' u momentary step before contrnurng on. I 1. ' :V 'S ,d . . . if-,-.-.I Your teachers, parents, and other crtrzens have consc1- - -'ff . . . . ' Tiff entrously strrved to grve you the best type of educatron to bet- -'-'S'-'72 . . ',,y':W. ter ua11f ou for the man challen es fac1n ou toda . usb. Q Y Y Y S Y -if-9 -' Ma our success be assured in whatever endeavor ou f .,-If f-LQ4 may choose to follow. 'fiil ' 0-5 Sincerely, ' -5 - -'s-'S If-Iv 24 f,,,-gf: . 1 gf.-7.5, John A. Frertas Qss,,Q,,,t, - u iv A ,,!, -' .:- 'vi 112. 1 Supt. of Schools 1--1 , ' ..3l U-..-. slain.. xx 1-gglg. - ML -345, fff'1fi2.- ,- . 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' 4'-1 'r 1' ' 4' rf.f5-'TE' ., .3 .. -'ff-ffl,-if ff, -'jb'Q5gZ'-'ii r' . Y' 1- fl' 7 31' ' -2 f-ir!-2-F -'-31.12 . . - . - . fi f.'-fi 'afg TA' ,.13f.'Z,z'rg,qQff:,,?.Z.s1:fg' .- - 'T if+l -34:'ngaiV- 'Spa .. A 7 'rf , sq, b.,, ' .- sv? bf -2 1 1 IQQZQC., 514 ,--.445-'J -' T., +L -'l'?4--.e-t ..--': ' .Pa - ' ' To the Class of 1957: Gag? We, the faculty of Hartford High School, have enjoyed our associations with the Class In .J.5',.', of 1957. Our school is a better educational Egg' institution because you have been members I. --4-15 '.,.q,. Hd'-f 3 'arf' of its student body. We will miss your in- timate friendship, but we will watch your careers with keen interest. .,. The Class of 1957 steps forth into a challenging world. The youth of your gener- f ation has an opportunity to bring peace and social betterment to all people. The world awaits your leadership. We have confidence that you will assume these great responsibilities. f-iii! We ho e that ou will realize our dreams. Our best wishes for the future o with . L' fn Yflfx. YOU- . . fly ..r . . fi 1 The welcome mat will always be out for you at Hartford High. , , , , gg' 'sp-ef ,germi- ?-11 .5 -1 'ruff 'Z Sincerely, 1-7... Y ' -1,233 ' ' .- Q-.r -I , ' . 5- ,ah John P. Gates, Principal gi- ii . ,.,z--- 5- - , fail?-. I me i' ,,vgc- -- ' 15' Qzfzriilfa , , '- i'.s1?'i1-sf ':e 'P' ' xffsf-.tf..-ii-51-Jil , 1..P5:gf:' af. s ., - , 9 gy: ' 'F .-5 '-33'-1 'Iyf lei' er'-1'-ga., -I--. .-.-- 3 we rff f 'H- 7' 'A '- ..Q31L4'fE-lf,I'ir 1:53-fg. 1- -fa-' ' ag ' -f.-- - Ti .. ,Ts-,p,'1, ' f'. -- ' ,- L.-'f, '14 fig-.1,.3'.1..f 5-,.1:-, - 'Q W15-iw?-if:f:2-i1 L:f.4 1, r ' fs. i is wi Qu -97: gr 2 Lf -25 .If - .-,-. .,-s1C'x'h3,l'ig.' -nr .' 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Hrs . .D If -- 3 Tiff presence has made our years at Hartford High most profitable 1-if . . . . is ,-Augie and emoyable. A sincere dedication to you, Mr. Cate, from ,gg-' .13-,J , j? jjj the Class of 1957. ,Q- -'i2':i?, W 3 ,ii 1 , 1, N4 , I, !.' Y ff- y f- if . - . :sw ' W , f ff 1 14.1, bf 4771-fl! l L f' -rf 'WWF ' 5 J l I' . 64 , f' 'I x, , ' - 1 , V, ,, :I .'r,-o.'- ' - . ' , - ' - , - f. f .. Fin'-' -' A 'ff ' C ff C fleln.,-1 .-s- ,ne-5?. s. , 7ws Q ,-flflibld ' ,f H 7:9 f'if3??,f ' r '- I i' L ' ' ' A :Z.Ti.f?E 1 - ,Lv ' - be l ' f z c JJ ff' ' It 152259 ir.-5, , l. Legg-f' 4- iff. .gg-a f. A ' 3' gigzgi. ,. ,- fl .nv -V ii, ' I - 'If ff -' -, ff 1 I 7 u K Nftzfl- . ' - fy f Z 6 ' 1 ' .P Lg :fa ' IZ77 1 if 1 K- ' L ' ,jf I I ' .--'F ?: ?lf1?3'f -.. 1'2- P. if r.-Ti-J -3:25 ' 211235 ff' -f 't'-ff Jiffy -if -, .3-fljld --41fre,,..if5::.,. ,. ., - ., QF ' .371-,gg Q' V: tfw -N.: nz: slr hh KM-livigg. -1, 'E'-if 37':s:iQ5g1ii'f1zliilsiife? 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P' 1 n..S1g QI--.4 I f.F'r!r..a af? - '-'-5.1 .fr gtg 1,3115 L - sgc:,'.'J -- A .t . V :YV , wif.,-3.5, .,,-1512...-P ,. 'Y ' . 914' - ' ,g ',giZ :n5. 22, This is to let Mr. Hall know that even though r he has been in the cellar these many years, he has . not been entirely forgotten. His efforts have always , fa , , 55: '51--'-I been a reciated. Ma he alwa s kee Ins sunn '71 A. Ah! P Y Y P Y g.. smile and open friendliness. :f -4451: 'vffsz . . 3355 To hrm we give along deserved and well earned if 'Thank You. IEW? L'- , ,.,.. 6 . xiii. xfi' 11' . -' S 'fr '5T4:Z5?!.f., z 1,55-,-:. ',-rf . ixllfhfu 'Jag' '7 - ' Q xgif ,lk ig ff :-QE. -ig 4 ..Z' j-, ur .3915 ,hav -'14-:gh ...Q , . W l :ar . .fi-2' 133.11 Q-jg., ' Q' '5- F5715-lfjif sw: 1-:P , . -1.4 4.-ef .x 'iv 13.5, V V-. 73- il, -E irei.-:Fwy . '-sim: at 1:5 41: Q5-.i : -N..-, ., , . .4,3fflgs-pgs 'Ff -' ' 2 9- ' - f- 'J -,Q .:- -., ,A ,M ,,.. . . . .,. . '-'ia-- a 'T .f 'af-V ..3z:if7P-iiifaiei :. ..f'5 'V - s, + -e ' 'if ' 7: '57',,31'X xg. ,-:b5F!q,'-Qztsv .A. . 5, -. .YL NA . , .,, '., --5 ... -.'.- .-'Z' '-f -.'s:a,1sg,,ij.:-fl-jg, M -1' 3 .f ,QW I 4 'Ir 431. a-: ' 'ij L ww-M-um n ,.,.Ji 1 .4 ii i V ',, ff , W Q-...gg ,,5.,?sS, e Q- Yi ,ff X ! ,Q NMFNN ia Q s nn .A Q 44 ., X .zz Mm! . fx 1 A' ,, I f A 3 'J '-mi Zzculfy 'U Gzkin' If Easy IOHN P. GATES Principal B.S. Ed. , Rutgers M.Ed. , Vermont Trigonometry Solid Geometry S+ 9 A X 1 -4- X, vw it me EDITH F. ALLEN B. L. I. Emerson English fi Q, -- . x Xx .fy 1 -.,- , . ri' If , ri ,- A 4 7 I WMNLWN, N ,Q I 15 X 42 l EDU WILLIAM BUSH WESTON A. CATE B-S.. Ithaca A.B. , Bates Instrumental Music English A Director Psychology 9 g Backgrowids f K P Q I If 0' ...f . X I F , A,'3Q.n-1 KENNETH M. DYER WINIFRED B. EDOFF 73,5 B.S., Syracuse B.Ed., Keene - 3, X World History Homemaking H 5 ' 'f Sociology English A -J' Physical Education gy 1 FRANCIS HAMMOND B.A. . Muskingum Physical Ed. Girls sports is rf .,. Q nf CHARLES HATCH B. S. in B. A. , M. Ed. , B. U. Typing Shorthand Bookkeeping Business Arithmetic PAUL I. FREDYMA A. B. , Dartmouth Chemistry Physics Biology sn, r A ,gi '-' Ji' an THOMAS R, IURRAS Vice Principal B.S. Ed. , Alabama M.Ed. , Vermont fx S. History nomics World History GEORGE E, HALL B. E. , Keene General Shop Mechanical Drawing 1 V MILDRED L. KINGS Y Treasurer B Ed o Office P a 'ce i Cons ation i Sales n ' ' u FLOYD O. MCPHETRES A. B. , Vermont Algebra I Geometry r 1 . ff Drivers Education! IIN A - A' ,nr 5 ar GEORGE RATCLIFFE B.S. Ed.. B. U. Physical Ed. Football Coach Baseball Coach -2 'fr il v X S W X, ff! , Q, 'ZWQ ll. ' . M-4 x w V' 5 . 'P' rx ,J 2: , 'xxx ' l 'X f .f ' f 'A . ' 'ex X .iii ir J' HX X it I Xi' xx 1- L7 .X -wx 1' , XJ rl' ' AN ' 'X A We-wer - Q f ill: x X . W ., ,5N:.-- X r - K A Z, MARTINA VAN DEUSEN A. B. , Rochester Latin Spanish French MILDRED H, WHITQOMB Keene Qi ' Skidmore ' N Superivsor ofkiusic Ky' 1 xi' -l 9- K r Seniors Ely Day Ahead .-2-H.-415: fslif- 1 . ,,: .3215 1 '.v 4-.-H. ,.,4 5 V. E-o1::.Mf'Q,9S. -' ' ' 'wiggxqy ' 2y,:.,.. P,-rfif'3L'-tl 'Ei-I . ' 4'g..vLl,f 1-. :, - V ja uv. ll, '?-.llliiqligfh 'V . 1 - . -1 fb: 'af5?f?a?i?'Ss.f'5:214 1 55344--F2 .- ., 'sf--in if .:: f-' .- 1 if' 111' 'ss 4 5-.f.'A'1rf-.3-..'3'ft- ffrffs is-.,:'l:'-2'-f'.1?'-'--if sf- .. . . .. .. . ,. ,, ,I in-vm.-,F Q ,'. f 's ' 1 +1 ' , .vs:.H','?:'1 I l'619'l mf 5 6295 6 fl- 'ifl': V' .. ...H . 'fxfbs--ff' 1, n,- 'F :'N' a I. ,. yg.-gf. .V : . wi19fEg'li. 7 7 , s-'f.e.+rfsQ- ,.,g.zg:.- - V -- . A 412 7. 'r1.'v,'+h' ---1' 'QB r' U , ' -v, 4 . - I it a 3 1' '4 P III ' 33.3 1:1 . ff' WH? .wi v .. ' 554' I Ja .-. 4-50... 0- ' ' ur ' 8 , l. . 73' -Q :,,- 5.-,:, .,- R.. 1514, ,A I would like to offer my sincere thanks for the fine co-operation , '- given to me during my term of office. As president this was my first Q position as a class officer. I realize that mistakes were made along mf the way. We did not always agree on matters. However, in the final . rg: its . :gi-if analysis everything turned out for the best. This was all made possible ., 'A 465 , 12,315 because of the excellent group of class officers and teachers who were ts,- -'PFS always ready to assist me. ,fg- a. I wish the best of luck to all seniors leaving the hallowed halls of gf Hartford High. To all future classes, may you also carry away many gil. pleasant memories. ' A in I n-5' 3 Af ffl' 53273.41 1 y f Carl Twiss ,. A .Es 'T-2.-1' 1' '. '36-' ' irfi CM g f ,eqfisfg 91 .ikfiyt u I ijif 'gQ?,:z ,r . ,- i , 'ff 1-- ' -- C L I 33s4 3:I f'f 1 Q Af as i s .I of C' Xyrzf ' 2445. 'fi e 'if C5 . . L: ,iv J UQ! - -jf? ' gTf.:'I:337sl Q? 'H' A53-V ... . '-'Lf.':11-:ti z, MD' ' ' 5.-.ay ' 11.1 . S. J f , ,ga-55. .,e.:- . A ..-,-1.-Riff 'Q vb ' fra - , .. L ...fm--as:s...' -N. .- vi Q- ' '.,f - .. . . ' - :yi f,1ff'. 'f' -- . 1: :I .t .b 4 ....', i H: nh rw D b -I - M I A. r ' ME .-L,.:.i.1?',q. 2.1.4.1 vs- , '- fif .5'--' J 4. '. - - -:' 4 'A ' .ve .. ai-. . .,9rg,.,vg.4l'sgi-.glzv -' -, . ' -1.-0, ..., I n.:,,,,f nw- .' v , H.. .41 ,.v. 'if-as ,,. -I' T'-fl-rFf.5f.z' 37'-'Z .fv?3P'F fs1Z5a'5-f 127- ' ' sr' iisfxaj:-:'g,5W-gf .1402 5311.2-...J - ' JOHN PHILIP ARNOLD H.-'ack'- Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Senior Play 4g French Club 2: Band lg Baseball Manager 2. Ee-yup. . . The guy who's always with a smile. . . Black Plymouth. . . Florida vacation. . . 1 Ambition: College 'X 'A , .jk Us .JL ,. f f L ,C 'ff ff' Q, J.. M IMA .Nh X' -fu' 9, MU! 5,1 P VLA M A AJ-0499s ft A I ,Mrk EARL WILLIAM BADGER W W Earl Choristers 1. No kidding! Member of C. A. P, . .Quiet in school. . . Ambition: Air Force J MMU ffl. ,UV lo W, 4 MXMWJM THOMAS SCOTT BALLOU f UWVWII M Moi 'MVA' Boots '7-WMQ 'V Choristers lg A Choir 25 Dramatics 3, 4g Senior Play 4: B Choir 3, 43 Football 1. o4,mAfok9 Hi ya snuffy! Seen in Claremont. . . Oh them Red Sox! Any Christ- mas presents? Ambition: Service MARY ELIZABETH BETTIS 'Mary' Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Choir 2. A green car maybe. . . Need any shoes? She will greet you with a smile in Ed's. . . Ambition: Work in Ed's Shoetorium. . . REGINALD LEE BLAIR ..Reg.. Football 1, 2g Choristers lg Hunting and Fishing lg Art Club 1, 2, 3, 45 B Choir 23 A Choir 3, 43 Boys' State 3: Honor Society 4. I don't care. . . Artist. . . To find Reg, look for Jeanette. . . Seen at many dances. . . Wfgvfx, f3 IKf f4ff.0'a.fa' WARREN CHARLES BLANCHARD Stretch Dramatics 2g Technicians 2, 3, 4g Camera Club 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4. How about that. . .How's the air up?. . . Temper, Temper. . . Seen in a green Pontiac. . . Ambition: Navy WV' M i7W NS A ELA B , 'Connie rist , ramat' s 2, , 4: y , 3, 4: Majorettes 2, 35 Cheer- r 4, Fi d key 2 , ftball 2, 3- IV Basketball 23 FTA 3, Yea or Fr n Hop lg I ' Prom 3. 'll nev ell. . . One t se hursday night jaunters. . . Frenchie. . Soda ' rk. . . No lette day. , . Ambition: Nurses Training I fir W I ,9,+f '1 - . A GA O Nl ,, is if Q . 1 ics askewull 3, 43 ield hockey 2, 3, Yearbook 4g GAA , -- B oi 3- Jorewj' WYmen 't gonna sell any rec--ords. . . Guitar. . . Female Presley. . . Long blonde page boy. . . Cherokee and Sonny Boy. . . Ambition: Office Receptionist uGabbyu , . T' J97' J Technicians b , 3, 4d, lgaske all 1- mfgp lg Dram ' 2, 45 Baseball anager 2g Camera fl 3 Junior Pr9g3,,CdPnmittee 3g Vice President tudent CW 436 L- IWW' Ballardvale. . . Pack e 'sodas. . Calm and quiet. . . The grey coupe from thy , , , I Ambition: College ' M I WCIA MAE O YYPatYY y Majoret 2, 3, 4g'ylCh ' 3g ' oir 4, Field Hockey 3g Basket- bajlg 3g DI2,I'wiC , 3 2, 35 All-State 3, Southern Ver- mont Fest' 1 3. do ' S Mfrs. . . Anyone seen a blue Ford convert? Ee . . .Re mber the Lebanon game. . . DICK, Dick, c ' dA appy Marriage 5. , smznwoon cHA1u.Es CARBEE y KW! fm' f w vvfronyu X Dramatic Club 1, 2g Track 2, ior Pro , enior Play 43 Foot- ball 3. What's the matter? Lover boy. . . Accordion. Chevie or Mercury tonight? Flashy fenders. . . Ambition: College VlillAN xVIOLET CHALLIFEAUX f 'V h N ' fx , Viv , ' , ' Student Coupcil 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, Choristers lg Class Treas- uter 2, 3, 4g,DlamatiC C1ul52, 3, 43 B Choir 2, 3g A Choir 4g Girls X ,, Choir 25 IV Basketball 25 -Field Hockey 2, 33 GAA 2, 3: Junior Prom 3g ,X Vsenxior Play 4, Varsity Uasketlgll 3. I ' T x ' s x Who's Driving? Thank you much! Ike! I Dodge Show. . .Number V Y Please. . . Lunch in Boston. . . Red converts! Let's have a partyl I Friday nights. . . Rock and Roll, Sweaters. . . , 1 J N Ambition: Receptionist 1 jf X- X . , , .1 ,. GORDON ALAN BROWN H UMW W 'f' Football Manag 3- 3'4 Bo ' StaWf,,Hbnor Society Class K 7111 DOUGLAS CLIFTON CH AMBERLAIN nDougvv No kiddingl. . . Silent member of class. . . Coonskin cap. . . Been hunting latelyz. . .You know what you can do! Ambition: Air Force d,f'v 'fYVq fx f ff 4 A., C41 9b 6 1 Av D Q .J 1 -A I 4 .1 A 0 KENI:liZl:nRAMON CLARK pnwfff, , X Q! 6 Z.. Football 2g Track 2. Yeah butl. . .Pickle Beetl. . . Hazen Street bound. . .Blue and White X 1625776 6'-.. whatl. - -Red and While Work. . .Pink and Black shoes. . . ' ' Ambition: Army DONALD PAUL COUTERMARSH 'Elvis Football 2g Track 2, 3.4. x ' A L , Q 9 I . ' 'Hound Dog l...Long D. A...Swi mr g ately?...Problems rn Problems. . . I Ambition: Navy W f, urifgwwgt QW STEPHEN TITUS COLT ON 'Steve' Track 3,45 Football 3,4g Technicians Club 25 Varsity Club 4. D. O. C. Cabinsl.. .Curley Hair! Quiet and well mannered... Bookkeeping whizz. . . , - -em . ,-me-1:1 ' ' ' 'J ' ,, , MJ if .HIV 414,111 I'- E IJ AjA,Z'1.z ,LG ,, . Jpfffl ff , 1. u 4 ' ,ff fr .J-aff - f' I' J, J QAVIJ' 1 7, I fo MARILYN IRIS DAVIS V ' 1 pa eff' r Ap ,I 'ff Ad Man1yn jjfwf na- -' 'Q ,Q . -I LM 2.-- FTA 3, 4: Librarians 3, 4. J ,J I., ., ,A N, of I ' f ' , ..,, 1' V -5' pf ' 774-if-'I' - rf' Quiet. . . Larry. . . Letters! 1 I Ambition: Teacher W GEORGE FRANCIS DEVINS Q 9,929 v George , Basketball 1: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Junior Prom 3: Baseball 4: Senior Play. How's your liver?. . . Crazy Bop. . . Natural Curls! . . . A real cool cat. . . Ambition: Navy .WVR in Q5 DOUGLAS CHESTER DODGE gfw: .PK ..Doug ' ' plrusl ag Student Council 1, 2, 3: Technicians Club 2, 3: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Debating Club 3, 4: Yearbook 3, 4. Scientistll. . . Found around the girls. . . CAP Commander. . . Ambition: Air Force 'fo Q -:.'?'4 OR, in 2 'if' CARLTON HAROLD Dow 69 '59 1154 Collars IQ IL , ? Stamp Club 2: Dramatic Club 1, 2. QQ., of-ax. Carlean. . . Oh, those crazy curls. . . Flirt. . . Dig those eyesl You don't say! Q Q Ambition: Air Force .gtk 4 -.IQ fy sq I , 1 PATRICIA ABBIE DUNN Pat Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1, GAA 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. You're the type! . . D. O. N.E. . . Oh, for the army life. . . Seen in th P t Off' . . . e os ice K' M N v - Ambition: Nurse Xu A ' in - , . IN, 4. Q.. , . .-,Vit B, 'Ly jlatln-nga lf-ig 1, , f do ,K . .a . f JJ, n',1sfl 11, Nh -,f f 1 5, 0 f' HAROLD ARTH E AN Q 1, Nsq 'I Il f Chorist 1, b ana 2 F o ball Manager 2, Baseball Q21 2 , , n 1 , D ri ub 2, 3, varsity ciub 2, 3, eni y , Ye 0 . ' Bl e y ' T . a d w e pick up. . .Quiet and sel hear . . rm . M ' Ambition: College b1,Q0-fufyueo L-pabbffi .-, ye. 1 L 15 J., .-ii' N-.1 J fab! 5 be LZAMC4, IUDITH ANN FREITA nludyn Band 1, 2, 3, All-State Band 1, 2, 3, New England Band 1, 2, 4, A Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir Treasurer 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Student Madrigils 3, Iunior Prom Committee 3, All-State Choir 4, New England Solo and Ensemble Festival, Cheering 2, 3. David. . . Pennsylvania. . . Watch the waistline. . . Soda jerk. . . Ambition: Medical Secretary I don't care. nfffganover or Becker. .jzlvdf Cheerleader. . . Coal Black hair. . . Ambition: College Council Secretary 1, Class President 1, JV Basketball 2, Girls Choir 3, f I , 2 , ' ' L fflf-4 'i' fl ,'z!b o'Z,1,CffA. L0,. '!i' iw Z' ! Q, , ., - 6 A 017 ZAZVHV C D W UI! ,'!fi,rs' Q L- .K L7 L L' 1 ' K- I lg 4 sci f , 5. CAR I ,7 Nlf,FR1END f ,fp tg ,js fm My 4 tg f vvL nnfezs fyiggyx, - hal y , 'q L Z L. Lf C, Choristersyl , 3,4, A Choif55,'t1f'6boir Vice President 3, Student Cb, f eil ice Ptesielgpi Class 2, Drfrnatic Club 2, 3, Junior Prom Com e 3, ,Senior Play 4, Basket all 1, 2, GAA 2, 3. .C fair 1 ,Auf 1 M LORETTA sUsAN GROSS ' llpoppyll B Choir 2, 3. You'11 get yours, Alice. . . Guitar. . . Buddy. . . Wedding bells. . 5 31 Ambition: Marriage 'ff ffm lx Ly? I . . I A I' A6,l R GEOR cl nr , i f I 1 e ' L , 4 Stam C , na ibm 3, 4g Dramatic Club 2, 3g Football Manager W lg Varsi . . 2, 45 : arbook 4g Iunior Prom 3. Aw, on! . . . Blondy. . . Dick's Diner. . . What girl now! . . . Spri field. . . Ambition: Navy FRANCES IEANNE GAUDETTE Franny Choristers lg Basketball Manager 3g Field Hockey Manager 33 Photo Bugs 33 FTA 3, 45 GAA 3, 4. I ain't going to tell you. . . Keefie's right hand man. . . Lebanon redheads. . . Ambition: Wave CARLEAN SANDRA GEORGE Georgie Dramatic Club lg Girls Craft 3, 4g Camera Club 3. Harold. . . Seen in the halls with a certain person. . . Long hair and smiling eyes. . . Ambition: Secretary ll A QMS? yu 1 1 E -.Q CAROLYN EDITH GUYER . Q ca' 'Q Carolyn Choir 2, 3, Library 3, 4. I EQ . . . 'F You said rt, I d1dn't. . . Horses galore. . inda. . . rses are a girl's best friend. . . E lm qt. Ambition: Nurse g QLMHWMW' ' JOHN HENRY HAZEN IR. usonny.. Technicians Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 3, 43 FTA 3. Quiet blusher. . . Projector operator. . . Maple Syrup anyone? Ambition: State School of Agriculture DAVID IRL HERRICK D3VB ball 45 IV Football 33 Football 4g Varsity Club 3, 4g Junior Prom 3. Hot rod. . . How do you like the cops of Woodstock. . . Track star. . . Ambition: Further education Qwhf ,twb wad M' WH, pa, 0.1.rxL in yvff' 9 .,r 21-uf!! ANNE EDITH IORDON Anna Banana Choristers 1, Basketball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, g Dramatics 2 3- Junior Prom chairman Girls State 3- GAA 25 nd 1, Debating Club 33 Senior Play 43 C1 Secr t y 2, 4g C ' Treasurer 15 FTA 1, Yearbook 4' ' . . 4- OH, HECK! . . . Swish. . . 8 ca ac f . I ' Prorn Party 5:00 a. m. . . Square Dancing lg Choir lg Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Hop lg Basket- DONNA MARIE KEEFE Keefie Debating 35 Honor Society 43 GAA 2,3,4g FTA 2, 3,4g Dramatic Club 2g Camera Club 3g Junior Prom 3g Girls State 3g Girls Choir 3g B Choir 25 Choristers 15 Student Council 1,43 Basketball 2, 3,4g Softball 2, 3,45 Field Hockey 2, 3,4g Latin Club 25 Hockey. Stick-to-it-iveness. . . Paintings I . . . Dick! , , . Ambition: Physical Therapist. ALBERT LEO LANGLOIS NAI!! Black leather jacket. . . Hanover hospital. . . Blue Plymouth. . . Glasses. . . Car full of oysll ! I I I A mb ition: Service ' ' L ,pp A LS, 1 9. 7 'f 1 f' .f -If qc rl SFX ,jaw UA' ,fl Ap-al npr? J I if' ' QI o f' 1 , y N Y' 9 X, ,Q x4, 'vW 95 0915, , 0 0 3 M ,r ,l N CECILE MARIE LAPLANT Ceal Librarian 1: Softball 2, 3,4g Field Craft 3g Newspaper 45 Dramatics 2, 3g B Choir 35 GAA 2g Camera Club 3. Leave my tail alone. Seen in the What's under the Pony Tail. . . Ambition: Secretary EDWIN GORDON LEAVITT 'Eddie' Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3. P Barbaral. . .Keep that arm in condition. . Ambition: Baseball player wir ,ff piw Hockey 3.4: IV Basketball 2g irls office seventh period. . . Goalie. . . 1 tl f ov. FRANK GORDON MAHADY Skip Student Council 1, 3.4, Vice President 3, President 45 Stamp Club 25 Journalism Club Editor 3,4g Debating 2.3.4, President 3.45 Honor Society 3.4. President 45 Dramatic Club 1,25 Boys' State 3. Oh, No! . . .Little Napoleon. . . Non-Partisan member of the class. . . Democrat. .. Keep an eye on your neighbors interlect . . . 414303-'4y 1 any ' .xw-vfi2'5,7'j 'v , -Affffff ff PAU NIEQYA MA l lj- ' I Ambition: Politics - President of U. S. A I ' ct pla s 3- Dramatics Club 2, 3,45 Junior s at man Ho I Leadershi Institute 4 ff J Oh . . . Peac e nd exam. . . tell-tale. . .Chocolate. . . Office 1 g report time. . .Interest in Hawaii. . . Counting the days. . . . I M its 1 P tud v unc' 4- o key Manager 25 Softball Manager 2,3 fb Y 00 f Flat 1 P 'P uf J le - mbition: Working with the Airlines I - ww? V ' mf? ' tv - IV of ll 5 Www M W LORNA ISABEL MAXFIELD 5 Issy Dramatic Club 2.3.45 FTA 2.3.4. President 3, Treasurer 4g Softball 2, 3.45 Library Club 3,45 Art Club 4. Anytime soon. . . Chet! Chet! Chetl. . . Farmer. . . Long red hair. . . Lady Godiva. . . Chet! Chet! Cheri. . . Ambition: Beautician THOMAS LILLARD NEAL Tom Football 1.2, 3,45 Basketball 1.2.3,45 Baseball 1.2.45 Varsity Club 2, 3,45 Band 1.2.35 Choir 1.3.45 All-:State Band 25 All-State Choir 3.45 National Chmus 35 Dramatic Club 25 One-Act Plays 1.25 Junior Prom 35 Yearbook 4. Let's take a trip to Barre... There is mae than stone in Barre. . . Champ. . . Are nightly settings requfiredr. . . Missouri. . . 5 A mbition: College JANE HELEN PERKINS nlaneu Band 1, 2. Quiet type. . . Ford ranch wagon Ambition: College NORMAN RUSSELL REMICK Norm Stamp Club 2: Plug Club 4. Oh, I-lorsesl . . . Quiet. . . Any value trade in Green Stamps. . . QW' PM STANLEY EARL ROBINSON 1vR0bbyu Senior Play 4: Football 1. .I 3 Little Red Jeep or big blue Ford. . . Freshman Class! . . . Happy-go- Q Lucky. . . Let's go for a ride. . . Ambition: Navy QWQM, 7 JAMES sAcc0 JR. HVMM, . Ulu Juv' l Band 1, 2, choir 3 fy la on 45 var 1 5 , , , 1 Hi. beautiful ' 1' H w ' t dsor.. .st0P once ' . White River.. Dream af. yff cl, .ly Ambition: Air i 9 . I A Q Q PATRICIA ANN SIMMONS A, npatsy.. Student Council 1, 2, 3, President 1: Class President 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Freshman Hop 1: Junior Prom 3: Bas- ketball 2: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3: Softball 2: Girls State 3: Yearbook. Marriage just around the corner. . . What's the deal with Pippin'?. . . Tall. . . Choir Star. . . BOBBY, Bobby, bobbyl . . . LETTERS. . . Letters. . . letters! . . . Ambition: Marriage and Office Work RICHARD GEORGE SNOW Dick Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Stamp Club 2. Hey, Honey! Pappa Snow. . . Working daddy. . . hero football? Any thing new in the family? Ambition: To be a father! JAMES STANLEY SPENCER I Mickey Student Council lg Choristersg Technicians Club 2, 3g Stamp Club 2 B Choir 2. Colone . . . Janice. . . cars and police. 11: , . gt Quechee technician 40 you RICHARD HUMPHREY STARIE lg- X W ' FN Richard 0 ' Football lg Hunting and Fishing: Latin Club 1, 2j??Retba ger 2, 3, 4, Journalism 2, 3, Debating 2, 3, 4g Camer Clu , 45 Blu nd White news editor, A Choir 4. Zgmgq I beg to differ! duty politician. . . sarcasm. . . accident. . . trip to Sunapee . . . 80 in second. . . Minister's son? Ambition: B. A. Degree in Speech by 1 ll 2 Y Qpi I CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH STQVEWL y C , ph X GJ 1 ' v Y X 'Red Wing' T X' ' Dramatic ciub 1,23 GAA 1,5561 4: ' ir- 2, French Club 2, Latin 1, 2- TA h b 1, spear' 6 players 1, 2, Junior Prom ittee I g Engla e r 4 Festival 4, New Englahd ns 3: Oigrett 31 E f 11 x! I Chri--fst--opher. . . Belai O . st i . . . An xgu English? Thursday night ts, espea hats so i r in y in the lnde? ' ' A 010' ' AMW fi W s ss .s l Wj,:W,,m Zffvww 0, f' W M, Mia ,ff ,MQ R0 W 099 if ,HW s My Technicians Club 2, 35 Stamp Club 3g Football g Yearbook. What's cooking Doc . . . What's New in Newberrys?. . . Where 's the lucky girl?. . . Been hunting lately?. . . Ambition: Join the Navy and attend electronic school in Florida. x- RICHARD DAVID TE MPLE1, llRick ll Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 3, 4: Football 4. I'm never going back with her againl . . . What happened to Rose?. . . Green Station Wagon. . . Marion's out back. . . Ambition: Big Businessman if W7 L x X9 4,5 wb WJ I Y SA .- W L .. , 09, 5 A Sal f 43 ,f hoi ,3 A ,3, g ' B hoir 2,3g Basketball 3, 4g ! , ftb ll 1 A 8 K -8- 5. ut I' T n fooling . . Pigtails. . . dawns early. . . night drives ' .t , i t ' tr n ngo ofgas... Ambiti - phone Operator or Secretary CARL RICHARD TWISS Swish Varsity Club 1, 4, Journalism 3, 4, Camera Club 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4. I pass. . . Middlebury vs. White River. . . Girls, what are they?. . . Atheletic flattopl . . . Where 's Skip?. . . Ambition: Coach, Journalist, Radio or TV work. MARGARET PATRICIA VARNEY f Maggie Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, French Club 2, GAA 3, Choir 3, 4, Girls Craft 3, Majorettes 4, Yearbook 4, Junior Prom 3. bition: Marriage. . . Civil Service BEVERLY MAE WAITE Bev Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Arts and Crafts 1, Girls Craft 2, GAA 3, Yearbook 4, Choir 1, French Club 2, Freshman Hop 1, Junior Prom 3. That's enough to rot your socks! . . .Engaged or not is the question. . . Who's the next one?. . . Thursday night bouts. . . Ambition, Nurse or telephone operator , A 7 K 1 IEANETTE Etsrt WALLACE ' gr g 1 I f Next - A' j -4 3 GAA 3, Camera Club 3, Art Club 4. f , f' t - ,,,. - 'f. Well, I'11 be darned! . . . Reggie. . . Big glasses, little girl. . . Hanover losses. . . Reggie gains. Ambition: College ,- 4 1' NANCY JANE wEsT 5 ' ,ALM 01 Nan QQ-gy I Librarian 1, 3, Volleyball 1, Dramati Club 2, B, ask ,: 5 , 3, Soft- W ball Manager 3, Yearbook 4, Senigr ' ,f ,:. 1' -I v' V I M Oh wonderfull. . . Girl State. . . Typist . . Any ood - . cers Wh s dresses?. . . I ' ,f f Milf ,' 1 if 6 Ambition: Secretarial job at Cone Automa ' 1' ac C 7 I is J ,Q If 1 1 , 1 I 1 1' f No kidding! . . . Chuck. . . Marines. . . Majorettes. . . Marriage in sight. . . RAMONA KAY WILKINSON Mona Well, I knowl . . . Interest in Hanover. . . too quiet for words. . . West Hartfordite. . . The lone known giggle. . . MARY MARGARET woobs -'Rear' Arts 8: Crafts 1g Choristers lg Choir 2, 3, 4g Majorettes 2g FTA 2, 3g Dramatics 2, 3, 4g GAA 33 Junior Prom 33 Yearbook 4, Senior Playg One-Act Plays 3. You asked for it! . . .James. . . Castleton teacher?. . . marriage in four years. . . Anyone seen a flaming red head? I Ambition: Teacher l V' :f'a1L1.iE1-: ' f A. a, 'EYE lf' 3 1 ff? 2 flfwgy-f ' 95,1 l 9 Cgysgffx 3 l , N fr SU . ,--1' 'j , 4 Q -f fffxfl 'KIAMES RUSSELL LUCE 1 vllimvl Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 23 Stamp Club 25 Track 4. Gray Chevie. . . shy guy. . . Quechee Tech. . . lovelorn. . . Back Road? Ambition: gavy L, , 1' HJ Vi-1 if my X .f jf' A I -1 f V -sf, 'J lf, ,lf Y ,! ,J Y , pg, -is D ja pf 1 59 ,LS I3 QJY' Eg 1 ll! Q X ' 'T h I ' h Cl? ' X1 A .2 a ea X X I 'Ive future in ur hands. 1 Leaders of tomorrow. If A fl fi WZ! l Zllfzderclassmcu ?ufz1re Graduates junivrs 3 5 WW, sa 'lll, l F Front row, left to right: Mrs. Allen, Raymond Fogg, Roger Barrows, Roberta Andrews, Patricia Roberts, Laura Kenyon, Deborah Rhode, Beverly Davis, Rose McKenny, Joyce Chamberlain, Patricia Bagley, Barbara Wood- ward, Joanne Proctor, Linda Hathorn, Rita Sullivan, Virginia Remick, Glenna Wilson, Mona Beresford, Caleb Colburn, Second row: Robert Kapise, Sandra Lyford, Margaret Gregory, Margaret Simmons, William Costello, Bruce Southgate, William Aher, Henry Olson, Edward Mayotte, Willis Shirley, Raymond Crofts, Keith Gould, Richard Stanley, Arthur Levesque, John Evans, Philip Smith. Front row, left to right: Phyllis Hodgdon, Linetta Coutermarsh, Jeanette Astbury, Eleanor Bettis, Ramona Flynn, Alberta Russell, Janice Smith, Sandra Spaulding, Gloria Rice, Nellie Cochran, Lynn Kapise, Margaret Osborne, Emma Haley, Barbara Luce, Mr, Hall. Second row: Mr, McPhetres, Barbara Orr, Alda Dunn, Elizabeth Robinson Lester Gibbs, David Mayhew, Harris Conrad, Robert Reed, Walter Campbell, Peter Choquette, Harris Batchelder, Regina Wood, Sheila Stanford, Mary Gray. Third row: Edgar Wheeler, William Hazen, Stanley Roberts, James O'Neil, George Cusson, Joesph Baldasaro, Alec Stephens, Sherrill Nott, Earnest Pierce, Ronald Aldrich, Stanley Kenison. Spausors Ofhers -. N' ,....f Uri IX is President ----- - - - PETER CI-IOQUETTE Vice President - - - - KEITH GOULD Secretary - - - - MONA BERESFORD Treasurer - - - -WILLIAM AHER vv ff -lb' Hulk P45 f C P' Saphomnres Front row, left to right: Mr. Hatch, Sylvia Smith, Ernest Punt, Lawrence Vincent, Martha Roberts, Fay Ross, Patricia Potwin, Robert Sullivan, Norma Shambo, Sally White, Roberta Twiss, Marshal Young, Lockwood Reed, Susan Perkins. Second row: Sandra Smith, Robert Pickens, Edwin Sanderson, John Wood, Francis Oakes, Ralph Young, Walter Stone, Robert Wimett, Jacquelyn Robinson. l S .- l 1 X , ti Front row, left to right: Mrs. Edoff, James Chamberlain, Alfred Coutermarsh, Judy Capron, Mary Carrara, Dorothy Brown, Nancy Bates, Patricia Fortier, David Ballou, Garald Barnes, Margaret Churchill, Alicia Fellows Second row: Micheal Bettis, Forrest Dow, Raymond Chase, John Brown, Joseph Danaher, Stephen Abbott, Terry Birt, Edward Courville, Walter Courtemanche, Lawrence Colton, Paul Burke, Elaine Crouse. Sophomarcs Front row, left to right: Miss Van Deusen, Eric Olsen, Arthur Goodreau, Linda Onsruth, Patricia LaBe1le, Loretta May, Blanche Hatin, Naomi Merrill, Patricia Lovejoy, Shirley Mace, Ingrid Larson, John I-Iathorn, John Grant, Marjorie Manville. Second row: Wendelene Olmstead, Isabelle Lent, Kenneth Hill, Cedric Onsruth, Gilbert Kibby, Edward Page, Donald Henderson, William Johnson, John Paul, Brenda Hoyt, Gretchen Hoisington, Jeanne LaBounty. Spansvrs MISS VAN DEUSEN MR. HATCH MRS. EDOFF Oficers President - - - - STEPHEN ABBOTT Vice President - - - - JOHN BROWN Secretary - - - INGRID LARSON Treasurer - - - -JEANNE LABOUNTY s- i 1 fudeuf Kauucil Front row, left to right: Pauline Matson, Assistant Secretaryg Carl Twiss, Treasurerg Harris Batchelder, Vice Presidentg Frank Mahady, President, John Arnold, Secretary, Susan Perkins. Second row: Gretchen Hoisington, Mr. Jurras, Peter Choquette, Steven Abbott, William Aher, Sherry Nott, Keith Gould, Gordon Brown, John Brown, Lawrence Colton, Donna Keefe, Walter Courtemanche was absent when picture was taken. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE To the Students of H, H, S, Primarily I would like to thank the student body for the trust they placed in me, and the co-operation they gave the Student Council this year. I would also like to thank the members of this year's Student Council, they have been a wonderful group with which to work. Among the purposes of the Student Council this year, a predominating aim has been the promotion of school spirit. All of our efforts have been met enthusiastically by the student body. We have also tried to promote other activities throughout the year, and your response has been most gratifying. I could wish no more for next year's Student Council President than to have a student body as co-operative as this year's has been. Gratefully yours, ci1z4m4? Frank G. Mahady Fifi 2 'Qt J 5 ig - +2 -f Z an 4 Varsity 67116 ai S X Plug 67116 'LT V 7f :::':' 'ILr.:::A J ' Q .1I'.:'.::'t. N .Z'::. xg: .l.',31':,: mfg: N , 'M f N ' PIISQ W. 3 1 .3 Q 5 , ,Q I' A f . U' X 'il Q W t l!ear6a6k Staff N2 +9 'N .iff 6'a111era 67116 Htllid Activities ,4rt 67116 1., 1 . f 1 X 6 3 iwll, it L f E ,L eap Qu 5 r 't , l1 ,7a11r11aI1ls'111 67116 Y I of' I ST 'gy J 6 cw. S 1 5 M1 1 962, ,,, A -gn: 8 6i16ir K RJ N I 5 G uoem-ri + COUNCIL f ,fx X Gheerlcadars ,Majarettes Dramatic 67116 Dfbdffhy 67116 Q1 , 11595 td B EX .LIBR1-S 1Ci6rary 67116 Q 11 ,National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 5 L7 x X 'f 7 5 E!! I xXx Left to right: Donna Keefe, Frank Mahady, Miss Van Deusen, Gordon Brown, Reginald Blair, Douglas Dodge. The National Honor Society under the name of the Lyman Chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarships, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of Hartford High School. Each member is selected on the basis of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The Seniors selected must have a scholarship average of 85 or above, and the Juniors must have an average of 90 or above. The membership may consist of 15 per cent of the Senior enrollment and 10 per cent of the Junior enrollment. Our club has been in operation for two years with Miss Van Deusen as sponsor. Our projects have been the distributing of report cards to honor roll students in an assembly and sponsoring a plaque to designate the homeroom with the highest percentage on the honor roll each marking period. l6'ana 75'IlI4!H.0fl'UlIrl'D'1lfhfsCFQNlHP.nU1W we R eyes! First row, left to right: Janice Smith, Phyllis Bailey, Donna St. James, Norman Smith, Linda Onsruth, Donald Nilette, Douglas Falzarano, Janet Warren, Emma Haley. Second row: Margaret Varney, Jimmy Aher, Lester y Gibbs, Judy Danaher, Martha Roberts, Patricia Labelle, Betty Robinson, Peggy Churchill, Douglas Miller, Chris J Stone, Norma Shambo. Third row: Gail Brown, Peggy Simmons, Mary Gray, Raymond Levesque, Joe Baldarsaro Bill Aher, Regina Wood, Judy Capron, Rose McKenny. Fourth row: Judy Callahan, Ray Crofts, Brenda Hoyt, Joe J Danaher, John Preston, Loretta May, Gloria Rice. Fifth row: Sherry Nott, Tom Rogenski. L Garrnan l6'ana Left to right: Sherry Nott, Lester Gibbs, Joe Baldasaro, Bill Aher, John Preston, Ray Crofts. nfxfif g , 6' 5 HE' ! F-5-fX '5 f Ar 'ir I' -if qq Dviuzfing gfllb 11111 u 'aff Left to right: Sheila Stanford, Barbara Woodward, Mr. Cate, Keith Gould, David Maehue, Frank Mahady, Rich- ard Starie, Mr. Hall, Douglas Dodge, Anne Jordan. Scrzfzcc 61116 r ...X ,.r.M,,,,Tw,,,,,,,,,,,, Q Left to right: Eleanor Bettis, Dorothy Brown, Mrs. Edoff, Nellie Cochran, Patricia Roberts. Cechuician 61110 First row, left to right: Mr. Fredyma, Gordon Brown, Forrest Dow, Raymond Chase, Walter Coutermanche, Edwin Sanderson, John Hazen. Second row: Cedric Onsruth, James O'Neil, Alec Stephens, Joseph Baldasaro Ernest Pierce, Donald Henderson, David Mayhew. Human: 61116 il First row, left to right: Virginia Remick, Joseph Danaher, Roberta Sullivan, Norma Shambo, Carl Twiss, Richar Starie, Warren Blanchard. Second row: Lockwood Reed, Robert Picken, William Hazen, Mr. Fredyma Donald Henderson, David Mayhew, John Hazen. ,70urmzHsm 61116 Front row, left to right: Miner Gunn, Elisa Fellows, Margaret Churchill, Frank Mahady, Carl Twiss, Richard Starie, Susan Onsruth. Second row: Cecile LaPlant, Mr. McPheer.res, Debora Rhode, Cedric Onsruth. library 611111 a- ,.u U fe-' A yy, NX 1, lx Q 75 ' ' Ur, A K A if Y 9- . - L-. SQNM 3 H R 'N i, 4-6 wg 415 Front row, left to right: Toni Beresford, Nellie Cochran, Mr. Cate, Lorna Maxfield, Patricia La Bell, Loretta May. Hufurc Ueachers gfllb Left to right: Miss Van Deusen, Frances Gaudette, Marilyn Davis, Joseph Danaher, Donna Keefe, Lorna Max- field, Loretta May, Isabel Lent. Stamp gfllb if 1 ,Na RE f 3 if M Left to right: Norman Remick, Walter Stone, Mr. Fredyma, Robert Reed, Donald Henderson. ,wav -M... Hhrfir if 5 ' Q di .U - aa., 2 .... is f ... s Q 5 . , .... As, i f-, ,Q .tli .. if First row, left to right: Margaret Varney, Ingrid Larson, John Paul, Lawrence Colton, John Preston, David Ballou, Mary Bettis, Judith Freitas, Mrs. Whitcomb, Second row: Marie Oliva, Mary Gray, Linda Hathorn, Lester Gibbs, Arthur Goudreau, Edward Corville, Elizabeth Robinson, Charlotte Staveley, Margaret Churchill, Alicia Fellows. Third row: Margaret Simmons, Margaret Osborne, Constance Boutin, William Aher, Thomas Neal, Robert Poulios, Richard Starie, Reginald Blair, Vivian Challifeaux. Fourth row: Patricia Simmons, Mary Woods, Gretchen, Hoisington, Carol Lynne Friend, Peter Choquette, James Sacco, Harris Batchelder, Joseph Danaher, Keith Gould, Anne Jordan, Patricia Brown. '75' Ehvir First row, left to right: Patricia Potwin, Patricia Fortier, Barbara Woodward, Janice Smith, Regina Wood, Elaine Crouse, Isabel Lent, Eleanor Bettis, Susan Perkins, Martha Roberts, Norma Shambo, Loretta May. Second row: Mrs. Whitcomb, Edwin Sanderson, Edward Page, Ronald Aldrich, Steve Abbott, Thomas Ballou. e S 3 5 Dramatic gfllb First row, left to right: Shirley Mace, Margaret Churchill, Dorothy Brown, Pauline Matson, Emma Haley, Judith Capron, Robert Poulious, Gil Kibby, Patricia Simmons, Alicia Fellows, Barbara Luce, Rose McKenny, Loretta May. Second row: Ingrid Larson, Jean Carrara, Eric Olson, Mary Woods, Beverly Waite, William Johnson, Joseph Danaher, Thomas Ballou, Mary Gray, Loma Maxfield, Connie Boutin, Mrs. Allen. Third row: Margaret Varney, Patricia Dunn, Janice Smith, Linda Hathorn, Eleanor Bettis, Mona Beresford, Lester Gibbs, John Hathom, Vivian Challifeaux. Fourth row: Arthur Goudreau, Cedric Onsruth, Sylvia Smith, Marie Oliva, Isabelle Lent, Edward Page, Douglas Dodge, Ernest Pierce, Gordon Brown, George Devins. ,Art gfllb 'sv Left to right: Jeanette Astbury, Isabelle Lent, Lorna Maxfield, Susan Perkins, Jeanette Wallace, Reginald Blair, Faye Ross, Ralph Young, Sally White, Joseph Vitagliano, Mr. Hatch. Varsity Klub f I, First row, left to right: David Herrick, Mr. Dyer, Stephen Colton, James Sacco, Harris Batchelder, Henry Olsen, Minier Gunn, Edgar Wheeler, Carl Twiss, James Gee. Second row: Richard Stanley, John Evans, Robert Poulios, Richard Snow, Gordon Brown, Bruce Southgate, Richard Packard, Harold Eastman, Thomas Neal. Girls ' Athletic Assvciatiou First row, left to right: Emma Haley, Alicia Fellows, Beverly Waite, Donna Keefe, Linda Hathorn, Pat Roberts, Mary Gray. Second row: Charlotte Staveley, Connie Boutin, Barbara Luce, Sandra Lyford, Dorothy Brown, Ingrid Larson, Margaret Churchill. Girls Kraft X is I MV 7 I . xg ., .M- ' ,i K .r.-wing, Left to right: Jackie Robinson, Dorothy Brown, Roberta Twiss, Patricia Fortier, Elaine Crouse, Eleanor Bettis, Barbara Luce. Plug 61116 V, , ,L , A . i--s -. , .lumen S l .' .. 5 ' .,,ni' A' '- A ., 3 'Q i -' A ' ffl K f w W ww ... Q , 1 . 1 , - ' 1 .r f ,, -Q, fig, -I Lf 'A I r an , . an X. -gkmte-,,,.,x,SQl . I if X First row, left to right: Mr. Fredyma, Alex Stephens, Norman Remick, Donald Henderson, Walter Stone, Robert Reed. Second row: Ernest Pierce, John Grant, Ronald Aldrich. Cfafctcria Aides . s aww llilalg First row, left to right: Beverly Waite, Mrs. Prevo, Judy Freitas, Patricia Roberts, Ramona Flynn, Rita Sullivan, Blanche Hatin. Second row: Patricia Simmons, Pauline Matson, Lorna Maxfield, Alberta Russell, Eleanor Bettis, Donald Henderson. Third row: Connie Boutin, Nancy West. Ofhce Kvcepfivuisfs Q' 'avr X! ,fx Yr? , . ul First row, left to right: Barbara Woodward, Cecile LaP1ant, Virginia Remick, Pauline Matson, Margaret Varney. Second row: Sheila Stanford, Douglas Dodge, Anne Jordan, Patsy Simmons, Gloria Rice. xxx Lg rf.. Hlossos Psychology Choir - J' Physics Shop F,,..qmm Zypiug World History O qw , ? B-L., nf ,H , , vullll X , -1 ' L v ,v ,.. rm: nam ,, .yeeorfwfwlfk SUT! . - l LU ,m,..,:,..14. M, ff' 4 I ' l x. Q an, N V 1 15. J s ,Q X , 'P 'P 1 S ww quid - N-NX-W l ,Q Q ., 7,2 K , My f , f ML..,,gg Q 'N , K X W li X X HRS DRILS Y auf MA1nf5i'mm7 ima Q 3,-4,--1 .w.Q: -Q-2 . NNNWQ. f . v I w is 'X 'G .a 4 I ' '- 4 A 1 X253 S 3' 4 3 ii ' ,QIL - A ,f 'ag if X gi mfg Y I 7' 5 1 X gi 94 I 4 Q 5 S .,, , ggi Q i X if X 'z u K' 5 S nb 5' .W '-ads 25' , y , K f f: .-M::wf.. -. .,.,., H .,., I. .i .fiin-'5Af-T,-X UL 'I 'f-'ze-.nv45.:'f:2-anri: - - i ' . V N V. ,.,. ,. .,., .A ff-- -- X , , gf fx , zkxegr, -fsfim .iz:11ffmuw3wgg:+-Qw,.f5: ,L , ,.f,.,ts,: 3 gggq K ,1 , , ' S5 W ' 3 52 gmi'Ef ? ' ,M ' ' jk? 5 5 i g , w F' l E z.-'gh' V: I pf 1' L 2 in 5 S ix Zralball First row, left to right: Michael Bettis, Larry Luce, Gary Porter, Dick Colburn, Robert LaFlam, Victor Young, Douglas Manning, Mark Pippin, John Hathorn. Second row: Manager Philip Cheney, Richard Stanley, Edgar Wheeler, Francis Oakes, Steve Colton, Captain Richard Snow, James Luce, Ronald Aldrich, Henry Olson, Terry Bert, Edward Page, Lester Gibbs. Third row: Coach Dyer, Walter Coutermanche, Richard Roberts, Joseph Danaher Charles Neal, Coach Ratcliffe, John Brown, Jack Evans, Steve Abbott, John Wood, Lockwood Reed, Coach Anger. Hartford suffered one of its most disasterous seasons, being able to tie only Woodstock in the opener and then going down to seven straight defeats. Only three lettermen were available at the beginning of the season. In mid-season several key men were lost to the squad. Great credit is due the Sophomores on the squad who carried the burden from that time on. Better prospects are hoped for next season. HARTFORD FOOTBALL 1956-57 Hartford 6 Woodstock .- ' 5, s ' Hartford 13 Towle .T ' . px Hartford 6 Lebanon 2 Hartford 14 Montpelier Hartford 13 Hanover Hartford 6 Littleton Hartford 6 Bellows Falls X Hartford 0 Windsor N Bays' Haskefball First row, left to right: Iames Gee, Bruce Southgate, Thomas Neal, Harris Batchelder, Henery Olson Warren Blanchard. Second row: Mr. Dyer, Peter Choquette, David Herrick, Robert Poulios, Richard Temple Carl Twiss Richard Starie. The 1956-57 basketball team of H. H. S. will be remembered as the Comeback Team. Opening the season with a single veteran hold-over from the previous season, Hartford suffered seven suc cessive set backs in pre-league games. Hitting its stride in January this same team won nine out of its last ten games to win the Twin State League Title. No one individual can be selected as outstanding, for the success of this team was wholly attributed to team effort. Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Hanford Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Windsor Rutland Bellows Falls Brattelboro Rutland Montpelier windsor Woodstock St. Mary 's BOYS BASKETBALL 1956-57 Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Lebanon Hanover T owle Woodstock St. Mary 's Lebanon Hanover Towle Girls' lgaskcfball row: Patricia LaBe11e, Manager. aj gpg? gy ,IGN V 0- 90592 95 4, N with only Peggy Simmons returning from last yearyggdlar var the ' eaQSas had a poor season, winning only two games out of the ten playe A OJ .. In the course of this year's play a great deal of experi wig: edxbgxgb r memx- bers of the squad and so better things are hoped for next year. tx X 5 THE sEAsoN RECORD g 'J' ' M U Qs bv Ig? JJ J' H J 4-Hartford 42 West Lebanon 41 D 45,-9 .ry g Jr Hartford 25 Lebanon 45 ' 5 Qr' Q' rtford 20 afpanover 34 C5- 6- H rd 33 sr Win r 35 ik xy H ord 53 dsor . 43 ' ' J ,glfiartfo Wo 42 Pi 3' ? d 36Qs. Ma on 40 tfor .140 glianover - 51 5, 7 JK? Hank 197 56 9' Negpo 25 gg' 37- 69,4-lartforg I W banon 31 - J QP ff . A ' 5 .- ,Jf 'P' .,,f7 3' Q9 '50 , L 5,2 fi' -P gf er Q' ' GJ Q., sl I ' .fag-9' 0' Girls' junior Varsity First row, left to right: Dorothy Brown, Bonnie Stanley, Jeanne LaBounty, Ingrid Larson, Margaret Churchill, Alicia Fellows. Second row: Gloria Rice, Isabelle Lent, Elaine Crouse, Carol Melvin, Norma Shambo. Third row: Coach Hammond, Patricia LaBe1le, Manager. Hays' juuirrr Varsity First row, left to right: Edgar Wheeler, Bobby LaFlam, Charles Neal, Mark Pippin, Stephen Abbott, Carl Mat- son. Second row: William Aher, John Evans, Willis Shirley, John Hathorn, Gilman Kibby, Coach Anger. Third row: Ernest Pierce, William Johnson, Manager. Sfcld Hockey Gam --'--'-'Hr ---r 'Y 'YU Y- -Wfnf - - - -X. 1 - ,U - , Roberts, Patricia Roberts, Margareifvarney, fljuonna Keefe, Anne Jordan, Margaret Churchill, Barbara Woodward, Gail Tenney., Thiprd roykg Linda I-1at'born,' istliE,rA,lQiJdgE,'fSiSan Perkins, Linda Benedict, Margaret Simmons, Mary Gray, Mona 3a,resfordQxCQeci1e,La'P1ant,QV'Cai'o1e15f3o15y, Sandra Guyer, Miss Hammond. .Jyx ly 'X ,VV W-U v. ,VL ' figgxy ,- . X - 1 qs 1 t IW 1 . . . i ,A X -, , ,A , - -t . a .. - '- N x X' 1. f ' 4 1 . . .fy vt- i ' 1 X '-, s m . ,..x - u , i, s ,fx r ' - X.,-' 1 . ta ' t-..,' 2, 'J ' 1. A ,rl ,.- js THHSEASON RECGID5' L V l 'Xt 'fi' x Y ,T ZH? 1 w 7, Hahdier :.,T,P,3M5 1 REQ' 1 Lebanon , .ii s F! Af'i5ft59FNf1 ,fljl 'EQWG JJ ,Q ff' ff? ,fPf?fEfbP4 Q 'fi. f'2 Csbihqn 5' ' ,A . Haiifma, .A ,ii'f ' Hartford 'i -ilxf' t,,, Hartikirgivn' Q2 Jfeiwieil X 'i., if fs, as J 57 Fw 'is -,INV .4 QQ? gj' .XJ J QR: r,,. ,.V' ,ii U -QQFQ -fi M21 jx., ,gif The-.team ha1iAaQQ1i1ejpgpord losses, and two ties. is :J ,lc fig' f of We: 'y ix girlsffiadagoodvteam sgjrit and worked hard all season. Congratulations to Missyiilialctirnonifand ' 5: ,-:rf A good teain is expected to take the field for next year. Scuior Jlflemvrivs 5 af I x OU? 'Nil D098 C' '6LE FII. T ff fi , gx,.!.- ' ymw- J L M K WM L f 'WW' wwzfhliih Will, L- -1 Wigff ' xii- -- 1 -L-- 3 ' Y? 2. 'fs M -I , Y ..,- K x b fi! A V' .- .- .ii Q- 3'f'v3f'a'Z'SfSfi, ,Leg K 'X' K k.,. ,. W ,. A . .A i , L . ei' -gas? Senior Play Front row, left to right: M. Oliva, M. Woods, P. Dunn, V. Challifeaux, N. West, I. Arnold, Mrs. Allen. Back row: T. Ballou, C. Friend, P. Matson, D. Dodge, R. Poulios, A. Jordan, H Eastman, G. Devins. Our junior Pram I Left to right: E. Haley, M. Oliva, P. Sim- Loretta Gross is crowned Queen by last mons, L. Gross, N. Brower, R. Procter. year's Queen Judeen Cameron. The class of 1957 held its Junior Prom on April 27, 1956, with Moments to Re- member as its theme. Anne Jordan was prom chairman with the whole class backing her. The gymnasium was decorated with pink and white crepe paper, silhouettes, a wishing well in the center, and with an elaborate throne at the rear of the hall. Loretta Gross was crowned Queen of the prom with Emma Haley, Marie Oliva, Patricia Simmons, Nancy Brower, and Rowena Procter, as her court. Music was by the Ambassadors. We hope the oncoming classes may get as much enjoyment from their proms as we did from ours. gall WKXOQ F ' 5 ,agniikm 'M e- 'yn ' X rf' ' JJ? N I 'S' o . X X ' U 5 C I I HTH, TAXI Vivian and Stanley ff ' CLowNs F' I Vivian and George 3 if xx 1 N 'fyr - ' ff A ? w. 1 ' -- ' I ' POPULAR .I 'Marr I gg , ix ! f ., Q W , X Yxx - 3 4 , P' ACTOR - ACTRESS 3 ' Bob and Mary if 5 ' x a ' X ' BEST DRESSED 4, Dick and Carol H . - K T H, E. yr 1 QU, z 'xt 'X 8 ' Q TALKERS Mary and Skip MUSICIANS Judy and Tom . Q, Hlass zzsfs Ex 1? E 'IS X ,JA ,H W TV Dr X SUCCEED Skip and Donna LOVERS Pat and Dick , I ' F9 mx T il J-Q T ,p V I OO 65' Y n, gf: A A, . 2 , El f, 4 Q A 'f 1 V. ATHLETES ,, 4 Anne and Tom N M, ' 'x g Q ' N X ' f 63- ,WX DANCERS , A Tom and Marie tg K X Q X: N DARING X A X . 3 Gail and George f f -'. . Z - fx, ' A we j 6 1 ' I H ' f HAPPY-Go-LUCKY U 5' 3 If George and Charlotte X -Q 1 I I Zi? WOLF AND WOLVERINE Tom and Vivian 611155 LW!! To the faculty: To Mrs. Allen we will a quiet study hall. To Mr. Bush we will a bigger band. To Mr. Cate we will a new 'Pink Caddy. To Mr. Dyer we will five 7' boys for his basketball team. To Mrs. Edoff we will a Tappan Range. To Mr. Gates we will a guidance teacher. To Mr. Hall we will a sane and safe shop class. To Miss Hammond we will a good girls basketball team. To Mr. Hatch we will a new Merc. To Miss Kingsbury we will thirty electric typewriters. To Mr. McPhetres we will algebra class that can do verbal problems To Mr. Ratcliff we will a 200 pound line. To Miss Van Deusen we will a bigger Latin class. To Mrs. Witcomb we will a quiet choir class. To Mrs. Russell we will an orderly chemistry class. To Mr. Iurras we will a good yearbook staff. To the underclassmen: To the class of '58 we will perseverance for the ensuing year. To the class of '59 we will a position of upperclassmen. To the class of '60 we will patience for the long wait ahead. To the janitors we will a day off. To the cooks we will some new menus. To the students: John Amold wills his good English to Harris Batchelder. Earle Badger leaves his history grades to anyone who wants them. Thomas Ballou wills his wise remarks to Ingrid Larson. Mary Bettis wills her cheerfulness to George Cusson. Reginald Blair wills his artistic ability to Bruce Southgate. Warren Blanchard wills his height to Robert Kapise. Connie Boutin wills her place on the hockey team to Barbara Orr. Gail Brown wills her guitar to Bobby Jackson. Gordon Brown wills his inventions to Ernie Pierce. Pat Brown leaves with Dick right beside her. Sherwood Carbee wills his dancing lessons to David Mayhew. Vivian Cballifeaux wills her wolverine tactics to Jean La Bounty. Douglas Chamberlain wills his hunting ability to Ralph Young. Kenny Clark wills his job at Cross Abborts to any boy that's broke. Steve Colton wills his football ability to Keith Gould. Don Coutermarsh wills his D. A. to Elvis Presley. Marilyn Davis wills her place in the library to Nellie Cochran. George Devins wills his bop to Roger Barrows. Douglas Dodge wills his brains to science. Harold Dow wills his ability to flirt to his brother, Forrest. Pat Dunn leaves with her wise remarks. Harold Eastman wills his jeep to Billy Costello. Iudy Freitas leaves her letter writing to Peggy Simmons. Carol Friend wills her tight skirts to anyone who can walk in them. elm my Frances Gaudette leaves her Glasses to anyone else that can't see. Carlean George wills her secretarial ability to D. Rhode. Lorretta Gross wills her singing ability to Pat Roberts. Minner Gunn wills his blond hair to Stanley Kenison. Carolyn Guyer wills her shyness to Pete Choquette. John Hazen wills his cameras to Gary Lafoe. David Herrick wills his traffic tickets to Henry Olson. Anne Jordan wills her athletic ability to Roberta Andrews. Donna Keefe wills her acceptance to the U. of Conn. to Barbara Woodward Al Langlois wills his ability to do Algebra to Ca'lib Colburn. Cecile La Plante wills her spot on the newspaper staff to P. Churchill. Ed Leavitt wills his athletic ability to Ed Sanderson. Jim Luce leaves his wolf whistle to S. Nott. Frank Mahady wills his silk scarf to Francis Oakes. Polly Matson wills her ability to get along with people to Alda Dunn. Lorna Maxfield wills her red hair to Emma Haley. Tom Neal wills his ability to be late to Jack Evans. Marie Oliva wills her Dodge to anyone who likes Chrysler products. Kay Pallmerine wills her patience to Dot Brown. Jane Perkins leaves her quietness to Joyce Chamberlain. Bob Poulios wills his scientific mind to anyone who needs it. Norman Remick leaves his quiet ways to Joe Danaher. Stan Robinson wills his place in shop class to Lester Gibbs. Ju Ju Sacco wills his musical ability to Ray Fogg. Pat Simmons leaves her wedding plans to any other lucky girl. Dick Snow leaves with a scream of tires. Mickey Spencer leaves his 30.06 to Eddie Mayotte. Richard Starie leaves his place on the debating team to Marshall Young. Charlotte Staveley wills her recordings to Shelia Stanford. Roger Stone leaves his job in Newberry's to Ed Hill. Rick Temple leaves his sneakers to Bill Aher. Sally Truell leaves for North Hartland. Carl Twiss leaves his gavel to next years President. Margaret Vamey leaves in pursuit of Chuck. Beverly Waite leaves her job to Phyllis Hodgdon. Jeanette Wallace leaves her typewriter to anyone that can use it. Nancy West leaves her school books to Dick Packard. Ramona Wilkinson leaves her diamond to some lucky girl. Mary Woods leaves, but she wishes she could stay one more year. and ,May Gad Wil! to All-Good flcalflf and Happiness WWZWJW5 gya Where A11 of the Kids Get Together After School, After the Game, and After the Show Compliments of BRIGGS K 'PHILLIPS ARMY NAVY STORE White River Junction an OLIVAXS ART SHOP Hand Embroidered Originals Dresses - Blouses - Coats - Capes - Suits and Gifts White River Jct., Vermont Hartford 1224 S 'I SANBORN OH. CO. Distributors of Shell Petroleum Products Oil Burners Phone 630 White River Junction 0 's .L -S - 'M -, h vw ,-Aw VQMWM. ,neu AQuW ,M Q h Ulltinvncg Best Wishes for Success to the Class of 1957 ARNOLDS 6A1?A6E Shell Products Automotive Service White River J'ct., Vt. Tel-1054R iff i Jug ig VT., li If-'ll 'ME dsl 5 Slllqillpllmm, lqij ...xl ll' I fsjaon W CHECK WHAT YOU WANT: Good starting salary with regular raises Pleasant work with other girls and young men Prestige of a responsible job with a well-known and respected company If your list shows three checks, then you should check into what the Telephone Company has to offer you. Smart girls are doing it now, before they graduate from high school. Come in and see our employment interviewer soon. You'll enjoy talking with her. Act now, and you can say with pride, I'm all set! I'm going to work with the Telephone Company! See the Guidance Counselor at your school, and talk first with her about when and where to apply. 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LEE 40 Brewer Parkway, Souih Burlingfon, Vermonf, Telephone 4-6250 ALSO REPRESENTATIVE FOR TAYLOR-MADE YEARBOOKS Congratulatmns to the Class of 1957 'VI-HI DEVVEY ICN .LQ4 C7 C0mP1imentS Of Compliments of THE THE NU-BRIDGE VVI-H-I-'E RIVER JEWELRY Compliments of BOESS Compliments to the Class of '57 CORNER STORE THE .SZKQQ gidp Fancy Meats and Groceries West Lebanon, N. H. Lebanon, N. H. 'PETE AND ROGERS OIL SERVICE Tidewater Distributors Heating Oil Flying A Gasoline Veedol Motor Oil Bridge Street West Lebanon, N. H. Phone - 2.40 1 . -1 if 'rfxafccs l E055 TEXACO Courtesy Car U-Haul Trailer The Place Where You and Your Car Are Treated Right 'RE 'DS ESSO SERVICE White River Jct., Vt. Get the Best Get SFA! TFST ICE CREAM At The School Cafeteria SUNSET NAOTE I. 2 Miles South of Dartmouth On Route 10 West Lebanon, N. H. Year -Round Hospitality Free Continental Breakfast Phone W. Lebanon 1179 Congratulations to the Class of 1957 CREE MEE AT QUECHEE GORGE DOLAR BROWN, Prop. The Green Truck Will Gladly Call We are As Near As Your Telephone VVILLIAAAS LAUNDRY-DRY CLEANING Rug Shampooing Fur and Garment Storage Tel. W. R. Jct. 208 COACH - AN TIICDLJIQ IXXICTTE I. White River Jct., Vt. Route No. 5 South 1 MR. AND MRS. A. W. GROSJEAN Proprietors Telephone White River 1024 Best Wishes CROSS ABBOTT CO. White River Jct., Vt. Compliments of 'DEGNAN INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Plus Service Dewey, Peck 81 Co. W. Lebanon and Lebanon Best of Luck To the Class of '57 1:9lFDl3lN CONSTRUCTION EQUIP. White River Ict., Vt. Cour te sy of YOUNGS ELECTRIC White River J'ct., Vt. Congratulations To the Class of '57 CAPRONS STORE General Merchandise Quechee, Vermont 1-aovvmam JOHNSONS Fine Foods Route 5 White River Jct., Vt. Compliments of BAILEY be IISIQCDI WEIQ5 AU'roMoT1vE JOBBERS West Lebanon, N. H. Courtesy of ogazfmaw if BOOKSTORE Hanover, N. H. Drive in for Your Car Needs At COR NEI2 ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION White River Jct., Vt. Compliments of YOUN65 ELE CTRIC Quechee Road Your Best Buy at Planning to Save ? ,AJ-IEW? FIRST BROS. RED 8: WHITE Hartford, Vermont White River Ict., Vt. Compliments of Uma.-WQLQ BAKING TRUST CO. White River Jct., Vt. White River lfct., Vt. Good Food Eat at the TDCDLKA-DCT White River Jct., Vt. Compliments of VVH ITE 121 VET? PAPER CO. White River .Tct., Vt. Compliments of JUNCTION RESTAURANT White River Jct., Vt. JUNCTION GRAIN White River Jct., Vt. Best Wishes J. J. NEWBERRY'S White River Jct., Vt. Congratulations to the Class of '57 TOM'S TOGGERY Lebanon, New Hampshire GILMAN'S Hartford, Vermont COLBY 8: JENKS MACHINE CO North Hartland, Vermont Compliments of FLANDERS 8: PATCH West Lebanon, N. H. Buy Your Shoes At ENDICOTT 8: JOHNSON Lebanon, New Hampshire Congratulations To the Class of '57 OFFICE SUPPLY White River Jct., Vt. GREEN MOUNTAINEER MOTEL, INC. Route 5 White River Jct., Vt. COVELL THE PAINTER Paint Supplies White River Jct., Vt. Beauty and Charm MAES' BEAUTY SALON White River Jct., Vt. Best Wishes Compliments of DROWN AND LEBOURVEAU- INC- WILLIAM YOUND REAL ESTATE White River Jct., Vt. White River Jct., Vt. Courtesy of TONY'S NEWS STAND White River Jct., Vt. WRIGHT PRINTING CO., INC. White River Jct., Vt. Compliments of TERINO'S MARKET West Lebanon, N. H. Congratulations to the Class of '57 LEON'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION West Lebanon, N. H. PINE CREST MOTEL North Hartland, Vt. Best Wishes MAXFIELDS North Hartland, Vt. Courte sy of EASTMAN'S QUECHEE FELLS FARM Quechee, Vt. COOLIDGE GARAGE, INC. White River Jct., Vt. 1400 On Your Dial W T S L Serving the Upper Valley GERRY'S CASH MARKET Meats - Fruits - Groceries Wilder , Ve rmont Best Wishes IRENE'S BEAUTY PARLOR Wilder, Vermont WILDER FRUIT MARKET Fruits and Vegetables Wilder , Vermont Compliments of VERHAM NEWS West Lebanon, N. H. Courtesy of N. C. POWERS White River Ict., Vt. FARMERS FRUI TLAND Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Lebanon, N. H. Compliments of WHITE RIVER COACH LINES, INC. White River Jct., Vt. Congratulations PONZI'S RESTAURANT Italian Dishes White River Jct., Vt. 'Q 2, FONDA'S WATSON AND WEST Telephone 229 I-IOIVIE AUTO SLJDD LY INC Dealer - Firestone Store 25 No. Main Street White River Jct. , Vt. I I. J. DAVIS AGENCIES, INC. General Insurance Fidelity Bonds White River Jct. , Vt. FE LLOWS E LECTQI C, Electric Appliances Sales and Service Tafts Flat White River Jct. , Vt. Compliments of I-ICDTIE l. CfC5CDl IDSF Luncheons - Dinners - Meetings White River Junction, Vermont Compliments of GATE VVAV IV! OTC I2 S Ford Mercury Lincoln Dealer - GATEWAY MOTORS White River Jct. , Vt. Greetings to the Class of '57 VE12 IVICDNT I-lEl2lXA'E: Compliments of CUT FLOWER SHOP TEXAC0 SERVICE Tafts Flat White River Jct. , Vermont white River Jet. , vermont Good Service If .1 f X - ,, H. ,,,,. ,,- I ,. f X Greetings From the Home of BCH Wishes to Your Local Daily Newspaper, the Class of I57 VALLEY NEWS, Serving 2.4, 000 Readers Daily in the Tri-Towns and Upper Connecticut Valley CORNER ATLANTIC With the Best of Features. White River Jet. , Vermont Compliments of Your ABP MANAGER AND CLERKS White River Jct. , Vermont Best Wishes From HARTFORD MOTORS White River Jct. , Vermont Congratulations to the Class of '57 f5D12u NGEQS DRUG STORE White River Jet. , Vermont Best of Luck to Class of '57 LEOIJAQD BALLO LJ The wiee Guy -- Dieieibiiiei of Wise Potato Chips and Food Products White River Jct. , Vermont Congratulations to the Class of '57 'VVVI IN! STATE FQUIT COQT1 Greetings to the Class GAQAGE of 1957 RENAULT'S SUPER MARKET C0mP1imentS R E AGAN i GARDENS White River Junction's Newest and Up to Date Market 2.9 Maple Street 30 Taft Avenue White River Jct. , Vermont Eat at ENCKS DINEQ Good Food at Reasonable Prices Compliments of BI L.LI NGS IIC Tel. Woodstock ZOW PAQM, INC. omplete Dairy Service White River Jct. , 361R Compliments DA NA I-ICDIXIEV TRANSPORTATION COMPANY INC' GAQDEN Trucking Services Lebanon 434 White River Jct. , Vermont Phone 129 1 Greetings to the Class of '57 SPONSORS DR. MILNE DR. CUSSON DR. GARIPAY DR. STEVENS DR MILLER AL'S SERVICE STATION , .,,.f.:511 f. ., A, A, POTTER, Prop. White River Jct. , Vermont F: IQST NATI ONAI. BANK The Bank With the Interest of the Community at Heart Gates Street White River Jct. , Vermont Plan to Save SUQDQISE DEPT. STORE Men's and Boys' Outfitters Ladies' and Misses' Ready-to-Wear Shoes for the Entire Family South Street White River Junction We Give S 8: H Green Stamps JAC KSON ST UD IOS Exclusive Photography Portland, Maine We wish to thank every- one who has donated his time and assistance in the making of this yearbook. We hope it will live up to the standards of pre- vious years. THE STAFF Thr ll lrboohAuYAVOl I ll I M555 bmw, ff ik m f W , , ,. w -hp , zfnyfjipy HMM My JZW,WfYSyWf7M'6f3ff7'V ff if 75 5yf9fff!,Mf k'J ?'f'M+jvtXZv?1g!VkAM'f M?MliZjiz?f My ,fffiwf A 1 ,. Milf , ff ' Jw Y N of A !5?f W , 7 ,, L, M Q 1