McIndoes Academy - Spitfire Yearbook (McIndoes, VT)
- Class of 1952
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Y' . ll V Ijliil M-4'1','. w Y 'fl A 'Y X v ' 1 1 --. X157 V g,,!,'A,yQ . ., xk:x.,l,f'1 szm, h fjY h X N' N: I - I I ff I ,fl ryly Ee I '-. Y l ' Ky' iw ' I ', .'ii!Qiiw ,adgiq!qty,5, Y 'l59 'fXs2gg f 3 :SL You is laughter, Youth is song, Youth is right, And may be wrong. Youth is light, Youth is sun, Youth is sorrow, Youth is fun. Youth is ambition Ever new, Youth is ardor, And courage, too. In memory of the youth we knew, and loved, of the Nspitfiren is published. s nBuckyn, this issue bl mix.-IE-1.4 num liiliinbmllmmmurhl-xnlaitlnmiulilnl' mime!!! Sit! ' llhnnnbiv Lil I 11 Q I .,-.n.n.. 'R f f I i -, U i1 ,j 5 I I 4 A ls ff: I Mfu 4 ji W rj 0 El ' .-...hgh fl. -in-Xnusa-..lxx.xv. X:g...x :Sx..4 Mx... 1.15.3 As Athena, whose brow was modeled fair, Because of wisdom, thought and good held there, Stood before men and bade them sink To their knees, so do we think, For she has bade us. A modern Athena, panoplied for war Against ignorance, blind prejudice. More, A general, too, with youth's army following close For we have learned to know the right, we boast, And she has taught us. She has taught from Life, as well as books, The lessons from Life we more often took. The future holds things which are strange to us yet But in that future, pray God we don't forget, She nmaden us. ' .ml ad-I III. ihpnlamm 1lHl:,r:f:'az1.lllQ-INIIIZI nlwiizliml' Kin, 'JL lx l'iZ-V-Elm-Il ADMINISTRATION 1044543 -C4 '64-C444-I4444444444444444414444444444-04444-G4-G4-0-'!'4'C44'G'C4'C-06-6-64-6-G-G-4-C-6-CK-I-G-G-64444-G-G-G4-C-6-64-C-6-0-4-64-GK!-G-G-G-G-G4-CI-C-C!-G-3-64K-G44 C-C-G-0-C444-C44-G fQ:l'G.'G.-tl-11-fl -QL-Cl-ll -rl.-rl -a.-n.naa..a.,a,a.,a..a..a..n..a..a .n .n .n .rx . .zz fl-fl'fl10'01f1-fill-4-0-0-ML FACULTY Principal Reginald Kierstead English B. A. University of Vermont M. A. University of Vermont Science Gladys Twitchell Math B. A. Colby College M. A. Columbia University Social Studies Ricardo Rasines B. A. University of Vermont Commercial Norman Powell Diploma Husson College, Bangor, Me. B. S. University of Maine French Patricia Kierstead Universtiy of Vermont Music Patnicia McLure B. E. Plymouth Teachers College V Band George McLure Ithica College of Music Boy's Coach Ricardo Rasines Gir1's Coach Reginald Kierstead v'D'D'D'D D'D D D'D'D'D'D D D-D D'D D'D D'D'D'D'D D D'D D'D D D D'D D'D D'D'D'D'D'D'D D D-D'D'D D'D D D'D IJ D D'D D D D D1D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D D'D'D'D D D'D D'D'D'D'D'D- SE IQRS 1042543 HIJLAJULKLAAA Kathleen Blanchard NKi ll ,Louise Mae Brown Brown1 e Kenneth william Emery n ' Kenny Monroe, New Hampshire QD-VII'lJ'l4'l2'lJ'U'lf'L'lJ'lJ'U'U L la U L'!f'l2'!J'U'D'l2'l2'l'D'li'l2'U'U'lJ'D'D'U'lJ'l3'D'D'U'l?'D'Vl'lPl7'lJ'lJ'll'lf'D'l7'lJ'lJ'la'D'lf'D'L iii!iiiiiiiiiiiifjfifiifif444444 McIntyre Monroe, New Hampshire 3arnet, Vermont ,-5' ,423 ',,., . 1' ,J ,3. 'LF 1 ig.,-'J' -. r-fnif , 'SH gy- - sql 457' . 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D'lJ'l:'lz'1'D'D'D'la'D'D'l1'D'D'D'D'D'E'D'lJ'D'D'D'D'D'U'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'l7'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D1D'D'D'E'l2'D'D'I1'l7'D' Catherine Agnes Gibson llcathyll Mclndoe Falls, Vermont Monroe, New Hampshire .sf -rf-..' rw YF . ,W J f 1, 3, ,. , A ' J E -' NJ - '!. w .197 Y nw 5 , ' Rug, . w-X 1 ' 1 ny ,Q X jifg, X - , lil' ff M- ,'w:,.u5 wr W A M, M, W, W- ,. , J1u5f4?'a.'yx1 ' v ,x'3M. f' ff Y- ' - v H -r .H . ... 1 y v D-ly fi Y H M42543 Lena Coranna Sheppard HPeanutH Valorie Ann Sicard Viva-1 H Mclndoe Falls, Vermont ?lJ'lJ'l1'lJ'l'l1'lJ'N l!'ll'l4'D'lJ'D'l1 L ll'L'lJ'l1'lrlJ'D'lJ'lJ'D'D'll'VPU'lJ'D'U'D'U'lJ'l3'lJ'U'D'U'l3'D'D'l7'lJ'N'l9'l4'D'l2'D'lJ'l?'l3'l5'U' fl -cl. -41-CL-QL-cl-CL-1-it-Q.-Cl-fbi -4:1-1-Sl'4.'4I.'4.'G.'G.'4l:l1'fl.f4.'Q.'Q.'4.'4:ll.'fl.'C.4:'Ul. kl'G.'4.'L'fl.'G.'4.'4.'4.'4.'4..'q. I.'4LLL'Q.'fL'L'W.5U3. Loucille Marguerita Schilling ll ll Lulu Mclndoe Fells, Vermont Mclndoe Falls, Vermont l1'U'U'lfU'U'N'lI'l2'l1'U'lJ'll'l2'D'U'lJ'IJ'lJ'lJ'Il'U'l1'If C0 Q' Af: CQ 'dl l,,' Y'1 Y'4I'Cl'il'CK-CI'Ll'lI'Ll'Cl'fI'iI'Cl'G'6'C!-CI-G-Cl-CI-Cl-G-fl-G-flffl-fl-dvi!-CI-fl-fl-Cl-Cl-Clffl-ll'Cl-G-G-N-K-tl'G-G-Cl-KKK!-fl-Cl-fl-I-dl-fl-ml-Ll'GmI:l'fl,-tl.:CK:nl:U.-GqGglJllJCl:tl.nllJllJl1,fcLll.fl-f'..fl.lfl.n4l.l1l.nfLn!l.nfl l Barry Carroll Story Gilbert Louis Theroux llstoryll llG1llI Monroe, New Hampshire Monroe, New Hampshire The Senior Class As A whole 4,-uv-A N'-..-M an-1 'E' l7'l'l'l'l'lf'b'l'l-'I-'11'l'b'l'l'l'l'Pl'1'MD'D'D'E'IfD'D'U'UID'l5'D'D'D'l'D'D'lI'D'll'l1'l'b'D'lJ'1'X'L'L'l lf'l'l 1 l1'l'l l'L'lf'!f'D'lrUlflJ'l1'l2'L'D'lf'l1'L'l'L'b'l1'l.1'l l1'D'D' fl? TJ 041F qt. 1 ?444444444444444444444440444444444444444444444444444444444444uM444444444444444444444 I I 3 Who's who In The Senior Class of 1952 Q Q e e Z Nlmb --------... .... E Nickname -.... ...... E Born. ........ ...... fFuvor1te study----- :Favorite Expression 'Hobby --------... ......... fAmb1tion ----------- fAct1v1t1es --------- I I I I I I Kathleen Blanchard McIntyre nKittyn January 22, l93H Monroe, New Hampshire Typing Oh what is Dick going to say. Writing letters To travel Basketball 1, Class Vice President l,2, Glee Club l,2,3,h, Spitfire M, Class plays l,2,h, ' 'Ii'-R'4Hi-4I-'li-'I! lI K--35--H--l N li lHH?4S'-!?4?-!H?-!H?6H1--!H?'l1 !?'!1-'!! !l-4HHI K'-!?4?-!H?-!I-'!2-!?4?41 lI-'!HHHHHH?'!i-45'.H?'!H?4S',?'!?41-4'r4i-'iii' e I I I I I Q I I I I 1 1 u 1 1 Q e e 1 Q 1 lame --------------------- Louise Mae Brown Nickname ----------------- nBrown1eu ' Born --------------------- April 30, 193k Barnet, Vermont ' Favorite Study ----------- Typing ' Favorite Expression ------ what am I going to do? Hobby -------------------- Dancing Ambition ----------------- To be a hairdresser 2 Activities --------------- Basketball l,2,3,k, Cheerleader l,2,3, I I l I I I I I ?D Glee Club l,2,3,h, Class President 3, Student Council Member M, Spitfire Staff 2, 3, Spitfire Editor M, Class Play 3,h, Co-Captain of Basketball 2,3, . . . .v.y.v.U.v.u. 1Hi ! 1. 1 .4 :fI'l lL2'g 1134 LQMQWLL -bbbmbmlandddddd44A44444444444444444444404444G4444444444444644 Name ------------ --- Nickname ---- ------- Born --------------- Favorite Study ----- Favorite Expression Hobby -------------- Ambition ----------- Activities -------- Kenneth William Emery nKennyn August Zh, 193U Monroe, New Hampshire ------Algebra ------Jumpped up! ------ Basketball ------To be a good basketball player Basketball l,2,3,h, Baseball 1,2,3,h, Soccer 3,h, Glee Club l,2,3,h, Student Council President M, Plays l,3,h, Class President 2, Vice-President 3,k, Volley Ball 3,h, 1 'N K !Hi-'!? 'IH1' '!! !5'li 3i'4i k61-4f'4H?'K'6?'!?'!Hi-4HH?'31'4?'!5 'Xi--!1'4H!-4HHHi--!i'-!1'-!H'r41 3i'42'41-4i-!HHi- 9!'s r-',H?',I-'BI'-if--li--li--Mi? 4? -2? -Z'--29294949-224 E Name --------------- 5 Nickname ----------- 5 Born --------------- E Favorite Study ----- E Favorite Expression E Hobby -------------- flmbltlon --...--.... fActivities --------- ------Catherine Agnes Gibson ------Hcathyh October 21, l93h woodsville, New Hampshire Servicemen Oh, just floating around.' Collecting foreign coins To be a Registered Nurse Basketball l,2,3,u, Play l, Softball l,a, Basketball Manager l, Senior Play Manager A Glee Club l,2,3,h QFDD0999955PUDDDD5VDDEDU999VDVVDDVVVDDDVDWDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDVDVVVUDVDDDDLDDLDDDWDDDDDD ., fx sn +-, ,w,'f ,f Ala H4f V ! if M V-114' ,Vx 1' ' a f I I x Q memsfq f ifQ: y . S u 8 ,, A A ?fHlwg25,f x: j,-1 ig Hr I X 'T 1 1041543 !.4.4.'G:GfL'GJlrl4:G:GJG:lrL-G:1M:L-ld:1-L4'l4'l-l4.4-l-l4.4.-l4.'C.'l'G.'l.'C.'l'4l.'l'G..'4I.'G.'l'4.'Q1111491435 'Q -G -G 'G 4! -G -6 -fl 'tl 'C -C -G -G -C -C -6 -G -11 -G 'G -G -C -G -C! Name --------------------- John Pratt Nickname ----------------- nPrattV Born --------------------- september 18, 193k Monroe, New Hampshire Favorite Study ----------- Physics Favorite Expression ------ By Gorry. Hobby -------------------- Art Ambition .---------------- To do as little as possible Activities --------------- Basketball M, Glee Club 1,2,3,h, Soccer 3,h School Champ Speller h, Plays l,2,3,h, Baseball l,2,3,h, Basketball Manager 3, Volley Ball 3,h, Runner-up in Hilldale League Spelling h, Ping-Pong l,2,3,h weu44444444wnwnwwwnanauanewnwnwuweawwnanauaawwawwawwaaaneanuuauuwuuu Name---------------------Karolyn Mary Rutledge 2 Nickname ---------------.- NKayn . E Born --------------------- October ll, l93h Barnet, Vermont ? FaVOPitS Study ----------- Plane Geometry E Favorite Expression ------ Oh, Shut-tup. Q Hobby -------------------- Going to dances 5 Ambition ----------------- To be a math. teacher Q Activities --------------- Plays 1,u, Basketball 1, Basketball Man- ager 2,3,h, Class Treasure 3, Class Sec- I retary 2, Class President M, Student Coun- I : C11 1,u, Glee Club l,2,3,h, Q D-U VM IHPU D lJ'D'lPD'D'D D D VD DD D'lJ'D D D'D'D'D'D D D'D'D'D D'D'D-D D 99-9 D'9'D'U'D'D D'D'D'D D'D'D'D'D D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D VD-D'D'D'D'D'D' N .ml 5.4! . U! , I I -f 'X A vb' ' N '1- F CLF :gan I H54 VI-H H' HIE 4 UQIDQJ 1 .4.11rn.1 4f.1f11.1f..1.1f1fffff.11111111144 I Name --------------------- Loucille Marguerita Schilling Nickname ----------------- WLu1u' B0rn --------------------- June 26, 193k New York City p Fhvorite Study ----------- Anything but Shorthand ,Favorite Expression ------ Yeah?? fHobby ---------------- ---- Basketball and Dancing gAmbitl0n ------------- ---- To be a nurse fllctivities ----------.---. Basketball 3,l.q,, Glee Club l,2,3,L5., Student 1 1 I I I U 1 I Q l I I Q l I l 1 f Q l I I Q ! Q Q E Q E E H 9 Q 1 1 S S 9 'i S S H S Q S S S S S S 5 Q 9 S 'i 9 R S Y 2 W G S S S ? council 2,3, Secretary M, Plays 2,u, Co- Captain of Basketball 3,h, Cheerleader and Captain 3, Spitfire Staff 2,h, Public Speaking M, 444444444wauaunnuwnnnuueatnennuan5444444anunwnuanauwnwwwuuw444444444 Name---------------------Lena Coranna Sheppard Nickname ----------------- NPeanutH Born --------------------- December 5, 1933 Warden, Quebec Favorite Study ----------- Moore people Favorite Expression ------ Ooh! Aln't he cute! Hobby -------------------- Going Steady Ambition ----------------- To be a nurse Activities --------------- Basketball 1,2,3, Cheerleader 3,h, Glee Club l,2,3,Lt, Secretary l, Class Plays l,2,3,h, High Salesmanship 3,k, Public Speaking M, vtvtttvvvtnvvtttntntDatesDnvttnttantttntnttttvtvtttttttttttvtttttttvttnvvtntvtttvtt if v 1 , , 1 . fp se 1 . . . . ' -. 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I don't know, just lucky, I guess. Hobby -------------------- Adqning Big Brothers Ambition ----------------- To be an actress Activities --------------- Basketball 1,2,3, Cheerleader 3, Class Secretary 3, Spitfire l,2,3,h, Plays l,2,3, A, Public Speaking L, Voice of Democracy M, Assistant Editor of Spitfire M, Softball 1,2, 'l1 !I l!-4i K-'I1 li lHi k'!?'.?'!1 lI !i'4i-'N'6?-!6-!?'!H?45'-!2-'!i-6?'!1'4HZ-42-41--2?'!':-!?-!i-4?-X 2'r-l'r-!'r-2'r'N-'2':-!i-4'f'l'f42'-M--li--3?-3?-2?-X-'N--I?'ki'r'N'-!?'!i--!?-!H':-!i--!H?'!i-'li' Name --------------------- Barry Carroll Story Nickname ----------------- nStoryN Born --------------------- March 15, 193h, Woodstock, Vermont Favorite Study ----------- None Hobby -------------------- Going to shows Favorite Expression ------ Oh, Heck Ambition ----------------- To join the service Activities --------------- Basketball M, Baseball l,2,3,h, Soccer 3, Volley Ball l,2,3,h, Student Council M, Class play 2, ?D'D D D'D D D D D D D'D'D'D D'D D'D D D D-D-D'D D D D D D D'D'D'D'D'D'D D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D D D'D D'D'D D D'D D D D D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D D D D'D'D D'D D D'D'D'D'D'D'Di 4 lk ll fltl I l,l! 'v , x . V 1 'if 1+ as 5 Y ? ' 4 4 Q. all v, v I l N a r ' v V ' w r 1 1 r 1 5 xp LQ.: Y . 8' , 095 ' I ' . ll' ' , v 1 n .1 V Of iv N IFQIEN 7-0-GK!-KI'G'G G41-G'C'6-6-0-C-G'G-Cl'C-fK'G-G-6'G'fl'G G-CIKI-C-G-ll-G-C'G-G-G-G-6-4'G'G'G-C44-Cf!-C444-C'G-G-6-C4-G-G4'G-C'G-C-G'G'G GK!-G-C-G'C'C'C'!l-G-G-C-G-G-G-QI Name ---- Nickname Born ---- Favorite Favorite Hobby--- Ambition Activiti IIGi1II -----March 23 Study ------ Expression------ Gilbert Louis Theroux , 193k St. Johnsbury, Vermont Schillings and Crowns -----------------Mountain 93--..-...-...-..- Boy ain't she a Lulu. Climbing Career in the Marines Basketball l,2,3,h, Baseball l,2,3,h, Glee Club l,2,3,h, soccer 3,u, Volley Ba11 1,2, 3,h, Plays l,2,3,h, Class President 1, Class Treasurer 2,h, Student Council l,3, Honor Roll l,3,h, Voice of Democracey M, Spelling honors h, Prize Speaking L. 444444NhhiiiiiiiikiiikhiikkkkiiifiiiiiiikiiikWNRQNNKGWNNNQQWQNNNQQN nMcIa, Alma Matern e Halls of Ivy.n Words by, Valerie Sicard-Music, H Th Mcla, Alma Mater, we raise our voices clear Farewell to you forever, Our Alma Mater dear. In this school, by high ideals We've learned the way to live A lesson that only McIa, Our Alma Mater, could give. And now with Our time has From school, We're on our heavy hearts come to part old friends, own.' But when we're far away In truth we still can say Our lives will grow from and home, seeds that have been sown. In our cherished Alma Mater. All hail her gold and blue! Though far across this world, we'll be To her ideals, still true il maaiulxwmln . .!.'l'Q.'l.'l'9.'CL'iL'l'L'L'l'iL'Q.'l-K.'G.-tL-il.-tL-l.-G.'U.-tl-1-tl.'LL-IL-L-14.4.-il.-SDCL-Q-14.4.1'L4.4.1:11111111'll'SL'SL l.'LSL4.'4. L'4.'4.'4l.'fL'9. L 3.'3.'4.'L'4.'C.4:4.:44433423.24 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 3, l9h8, fifteen trembling freshmen entered the impressive portals of Mclndoes Academy. Our class, the largest in the school, included Glenna Winches- ter of East Barnet: Louise Brown, Karolyn Rutledge, Allan Gilmour of Barnet: Catherine Gibson, Lee Sheppard, Lena Sheppard, Valorie Sicard, and Gilbert Theroux of Mclndoe Falls, Kathleen Blanchard, Joanne Dickinson, Kenneth Emery, Glendon Hill, John Pratt and Barry Story of Monroe. Two weeks after school began, we held our first class meeting. The following officers were elected: Pres1dent......... .... ...... ........ Gilbert Theroux Vice President... ...Kathleen Blanchard Secretary ................. ....... Lena Sheppard Treasurer. ............................ Allan Gilmour Member of Student Council..........Karolyn Rutledge when basketball started, most of us went out for it. Kathleen and Louise made Varsity. Louise was also given the honor of being one of our cheerleaders. On April 7 and 8 we presented a one-act comedy drama, entitled nWhodunit?n Our play was chosen to be given in wells River to re- present the school in the Hilldale League One-Act Play Contest, which was held April 28 and 29. when the Class of '52 reentered Mclndoes Academy they found they had two new comers among them -- Loucille Schilling and Leon McCulloch. A few days later the first class meeting was held. At this meeting the following officers were elected: President Kenneth Emery Vice President Kathleen Blanchard Secretary Karolyn Rutledge Treasurer Gilbert Theroux Student Council Loucille Schilling On Halloween we gave a party for the Grammar School children and later in the evening, one for the High School students. Nat- urally, we enjoyed ourselves. Joanne Dickinson left in October, bringing our number down to sixteen. ' ' 'D'I1'l1' ' 'U'D'U'D'D U' ll D' lJ'l7'lJ ll l Vlfll lv D D VVVD N D' li V1 U D' A 1 ...Q ' 5 -x: V 'W .HUT ., ,, 1. .44 ..f B viii 13,.U.,,,z .l ,'3 4 - L Y i , L, PM Ll' 2 ' V ' ..- :.14L'. Y' semi 3303 ' . , 1 g ' 1 O.. ! r , . i I 1 I i 1 . W W W N 4 1 1: I I l 11 5. . N I 1 l, 1 4 V w 1 .au-lil... , C0 1, avi ll J K-4 'lf' 51, F1 .2'l'a.'l1L'l'l'l'K.'l-lvl-14014-14144444446.d.d.4.nl.ad.'H.4.rd.vl!.'lL-1'8.rK.'l'l 4.51, I A number of Sophomore girls went out for basketball this year. Louise was elected captain of the team and Karolyn, manager. Two sophomore boys, Gilbert and Kenneth, went out for basketball, to help the boys team become Hilldale League Champions. Tryouts for the Xmas play were held and when they were over, it was discovered that all those in the play were Sophomores. It was then a Sophomore Xmas play. On April 27, 1950, our class held a dance at Monroe Town Hall with music by Chaloux's Orchestra. On September 8, l95O our class held it's first class meeting as Juniors. We elected the following officers: President.......................Lou1se Brown Vice President... ....Kenneth Emery Secretary .... ... ....Valor1e Sicard Treasurer........ . ....Karolyn Rutledge Student Counc1l.... ..... .Gilbert Theroux Loucille Schilling At our first meeting we voted to raise class dues to 20d a week, the extra five cents going to our treasury. Again a large portion of the girls went out for basketball. Louise and Loucille were elected the Co-Captains. Kenneth and Gilbert made varsity on the boys' squad. The cheerleaders from the Junior class were Louise Brown, Valerie Sicard, Lena Sheppard and Loucille Schilling. Loucille was elected captain. when we started school, Earl Mosher had transferred here from Trade School, but left after a couple of months. AT LAST WE ARE NILLUSTRIOUSN SENIORSI g we had our first class meeting the second day of school. Class gofficers were elected as follows: President Karolyn Rutledge Vice President Kenneth Emery Secretary Loucille Schilling Treasurer Gilbert Theroux Student Council Louise Brown g Barry Story S Our dues are again 20d a week and shall be paid in advance or :once a month. E Our senior play was given in Monroe Town Hall on the 15th of 1 November. It was very successful and we netted a big profit. ?D'lrlr'lrlJ D'D'D'D lfD'D'D'D'D'D'D S D 1J'D'D'D'D'D D'D'l7 FPDS l7'9'9'D'U D'D'D-D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'IrD'D'IrD'D'D'lZfD'D'D'D-D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D D'D'D'D'D-D'D' UU 4-! 'u 4 aw 1 : 'xg M n Q 4 J A. 1 . . 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Gilbert, Kenneth, John and Barry spiked the boys' team on to a comfortable number of victories. Lena Sheppard made the cheerleaders squad and later was elect- ed captain. He sold stationary and Christmas cards to raise money this year. As the year is but half over all our senior activities are not yet completed. we are planning to give a one act play and various other functions to raise money. We hope that the other classes will have the same fun and good times we have all enjoyed the past four years. Loucille Schilling '52 anxunnnnuuauuwuauansunnu4nanniesuuwusaunsuunnweuaanuwunuuusaunsnwua 'We Are Elevenn In this nman's worldu we girls still rule, At least in our class, in our high school. Be that matter as it may, Seven girls and four boys sure make it gay. There's Kay Rutledge, a comedienne born, As smart as she is, she toots not her own horn. Our star center-guard is Loucille Schilling, To her nl Love Therouxlyn is a song most thrilling. Then Louise Brown, with boy-friends galore But still time for school andnraising that scoren. Also Lena Sheppard who cheers on the floor Her life has been happy and it may be nmooren. Kitty fBlanchardD McIntyre, our own January bride, The sweetest gal we know, our joy and our pride. Quiet Kitty Gibson has, just this year, become A real social butterfly, we hope she sure has fun. Our own private Rembrandt and also Milton Berle Is talented John Pratt, KHe also hates g1rls.D Barry Story's a real lady-killer That mischievous grin sure makes him a thriller. J Kenny Emery's another basketball star, with I.Q. and personality he's sure to go far. A home-grown Tyrone Powers is tall Gil Theroux He's got brains and looks, and oh! yes! Lulu. And now yours truly, an erst while Poet To all my classmates, good luck and you know it. 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'K-'H-4K'4f'!i-4245-K-4'.?4?i'r'J-464646-!'r4Hi-4i-'.H?-!HHf-4Z-4H2-'.'H?-!?-!?'l?-!H':'li'45'4?6?'li-'X X K !'r'!2-X-'lH?6H2-41 2?4i-'!i'-Ii-'lHi-K-'lZ-'!1-'.3 lI '.r'!H1--!?'l?'3? CLASS INITIALS K.B.M. -.... .................. ........... .Kind, Beautiful and Married L.M.B. ..... . ......................... .......... Louise Makes Baskets K.W.E. ............ CQAQGQ 0--- --0---D.'--- --- J.A.P, .......... -- x.M.n. ............ L.M.S. ............ L.c.s. ............ v.A.n.s. --------.. B.c.s. ............ G.L.T. ------------ ---------------------------------Ken wins Everyone ------------------------ Calling All Guys ---- .................... Just and Pleasing --------------Karefree, Merry and Rougish ------------------------Lulu Makes Smiles -----------------Loveable, Cute and Snazy -----Vigerous, Artistic, Daring and Silly -------------------------Be Careful Sonny ---------------Galant, Loyal and Truthful 712' ' ll D D' U U' VD D'D'D' D'D'D'D'D'l2'D'U'D'V'D'D'D' IPD IJ L D'D'l1 D49 IPD D'D'D'D'D'D'D D'D VD IPD D D D D'D'l7'D'D'l7' ,m4., 49-f L Vl- S, . fl .N .. 1-5 w ! ,+A ' : -' L Ns - , I. --,-1, I 321, ,,.,,, 'L -guage . L .1 .5 .. -- -J Q iS 1,-v ' v -4. W- , 1 rg. is- . - , ,I 'Ar-A-' A -x ' , Lf : ' A 't -, , if ' :i.-vi L I P bn 1 X ffl' 2 nf 'L 6 5 ? r ' x A ,aa .', 'I - '1 A,. .f .5 -, ,hs . -w w -. 1 A M m. - f -- ,Ja .1 H 1, '1 A Jg ,MI . fi' 4 4,54 I F59 X ,.. Una F- ,. .. 1-mai., , 2 - ' fa j ' U 1 if E , ' - Y, ' f 4 .mf -f X . P I 1 . vs -- - v I , . x 4: J 9. ,, ' , .. .WA , -- :fi-,,A 1 ,g, ,Z Q' J few , W' qj.-I--Ts ' U ,ui 1 -. -,, Aug.: ji. I - .K .. - .5-. x Qu. 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We the Senior Class of 1952 being as sane as possible after 3 attending this year with the under-classmen, do will, devise and Q bequeath the following personal attributes and possessions, in Q the hereafter mentioned manner. S 1. I, John Pratt, do will devise and bequeath my artistic ability Q to Miss Twitchell so she won't have so much trouble in Geo- Q metry Class. 5 5 2. I, Catherine Gibson, do will, devise and bequeath my quietness i to Hucky Aiken. 5 3. I, Kenneth Emery, do will devise and bequeath my ability to play basketball to Alfred Nelson. M. I, Barry Story, do will devise and bequeath my ability to play 5 hookey without being caught to Hucky Aiken and Russ Moore so 5 they may be more successful in future attempts. S. I Kathleen McIntyre, do will devise and bequeath my ability to 2 be nice to everyone to the whole school. .. O' 0 N!-I 'js 'EQ CDP' I'-J d'U' OCD 'T Wd' 53 H-55 UCD SD 5 I-'O C1-C N :Cu SD CPD: OO P- Q Z F' UDP-' Oi- U'Q QCD 4 0 P' m M DCD OSD O23 UQ: Cf l-'U' SCD Gil CDC Q d'T D c+ CDD' W 3 'S'-4 UQ CSD CDU' 31+ CDE- :se- d'Cf 0144 Cf O 22 PM cf IJ' cr 23' cb '-5 sn o S u-I cr '4 rr a-rr 7. I, Karolyn Rutledge, do will devise and bequeath my excess weight to Maxine Emery so she won't be so thin. , 8. I, Louise Brown, do will devise and bequeath my ability to move 5 quickly to Gayle Lang. ' 9. I, Loucille Schilling, do will devise and bequeath my ability to make up original expressions to Dick Strew so he won't have I to borrow from others. ' 10, 1, Valgpie Sicard, do will devise and bequeath my ngift of gabu I to Edith Faye so that she will be heard from more often. ll. I, Lena Sheppard, do will devise and bequeath my ability to talk fast and furiously to Justine Brooks so she won't be so quiet. 12. We, the Senior Vlass, leave Mr. Kierstead tired and worn to a frazzle. 13. We, the Senior Vlass, leave Mr. Raslnes our best wishes for suc- E cess in his new job next year. lil. We the Senior Class, leave Miss Twitchell regretfully. Witnesses: . Signed: j Jf4f Qf f -Cf' - 3' - flfc V105 class of 1952 Qbvvl1MENUUVVVVMVVUMVVVWVVVWMVVPDVWWUVVDDVPDUVUVVVEUDUPPVDVDVVVVUDVUPVDDLLlLLLL!!lin V. b Tl 4.31 1:6 rims .3, ', V 1 5, w- 3 ,e -'Er my fi AQ ' Z, K If I 1 , S I ' 4 , A 5,4 Qx L1 H0 QRS 5050 1115 VALEDICTORY ADDRESS Among the philosophies of the many authors I have studied is one which has fixed itself firmly in my mind. The philosophy which I am about to describe is one which is not easily attained, yet if attained should prove very self-satisfying. This way of life is t way of self-reliance, and the author I am referring to is Ralph Waldo Emerson. Emerson says, and this is the basis for his essay, HTO believe in your own thoughts, To believe what is true for you in your private heart is true for all men.H Now exactly what does this statement mean? Most of us go thru life having new ideas yet pushing them aside because we think we have not the potential to think up anything novel or worthwhile. We discard them and later see the same ideas used by others with success. Then we stop and berate ourselfves but it is too late. To be truly self-reliant, when that inner light flashes with a new idea, it is neccessary to believe and express it. Again I turn to Emerson, who says, nFor a man to truly have respect for himself, nothing should be sacred but his inner nature,N even at the risk of being a non-conformist. History has shown us that each decade has produced leaders by the scores, and the prime element for leadership is utter self reliance. This is where our generation seems to be failing, we have a definite lack of men strong within themselves and capable of holding public office. In order to develop leaders on a national scale, it is necessary to instill in our youth, faith 1n'themselves and their ideals. Our smaller commu- nities are the training ground for future leaders. The people in our co munities can easily assist in this development by showing complete faith in the young people of today. Abraham Lincoln is A prime example of a man who practiced self- reliance. Though half the nation opposed freeing the slaves, L1ncoln's ideals prevailed and he signed the Emancipation Proclama- tion. we greatly need men such as Lincoln today, to lead our country out of peril. what leads men to fame? In exceptional cases, fame is thrust upon an individual, but in most cases the famed one has had to thrust himself up and over the barriers of the commonplace. A flash of light, an inspiration - not tossed aside with the timeworn words, nProbably someone else has already thought it out and if they haven't it won't work,n but seized upon, enlarged and given to the world. The theories behind nuclear fission were once merely thoughts in the brains of several scientists. These men might have dis- regarded their thoughts as silly and tossed them aside, but they d1dn't. They discussed the ideas, worked them out and they resulted in the opening of our atomic era. a v 1 .f il , .s' .Fifi 1:1 ff 4 .,.g.. fi. ij. I a . 1, -.1 K A-, lx . 1, .11 K 2.1-, ' '1 1 J M n 1 3 ll' :,, , 4 ,,, A. N w 1 A W N N N 1 , N A 1 - v in w 4 H I 1 . X 1. ,:. Ax M4543 ' 1 Ne cannot underestimate our own abilities, because it is on these abilities that future generations rely. wisdom, action and above all self-reliance will make our country strong. And who knows, perhaps if we start now, our descendents will refer to our age as another Golden Age. On behalf of the Senior Class of Mclndoes Academy, I thank our teachers for their friendliness, co-operation and the excellent pre- paration they have given us for life beyond the portals of MCIA. I would like to thank the parents of the class members and our friends for their assistance with all our activities. The people of Monroe are certainly due our thanks for the use of this building. Fay Richardson also deserves our thanks for all he has done. Finally, members of the Senior Class, I wish to express my appreciation to you for being eractly as you are. Gilbert L. Ther-oux '52 1 M-il 1- 5 J 'fm 1: .f ,gr J 1 9' i x 1 o- L1- -5 'lf , . 1 Y 45 ' V -94 .V- .JL Him 1 ' 4, .1 ,xl w in. ,gr . 1 I f 'x 4 1 1 fi .fa 6... ,NU I 0- V L 1 - -Q4 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 S5 6 6 Us 6 6 E. E EZ B In Ea B B 5 B E 5 B 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 5 5 F -4-Cl-Cl-C-G-G-G-G-I-G Junior News At our first class meeting we elected class officers as follows, Gloria Ham ond-President, Ronald Crowe-Mice President, Patricia Bedel -G-ll 'I Z -Secretary, Carol Sheltra-Treasurer, Gloria Hammond-Student Council. Q we lost one of our members, Marion McLan Knee Hadleyl who left e in November and was married. 3 We have been very busy this year. Doing what nobody knows. 3 About the only money raising venture that netted us any amount 3 was the supper held at the Monroe Town Hall on May 17. The npop 3 machinen has sort of a failure and we had it removed after about two 3 months. We're happy to report that candy sales have brought in some 3 much needed cash. bl-4 !'!!'CI-fl-Cl-GK!-CK-G'CK-G-G-G'G'C'G-G-G-CK-G-G-G-G-G4'G-G-6414!-C-C-'I-G-C-Cl'C4l4-C-C'C-I-Cl'C-G'G'G-G-6-6-CK!-I-14114-G-444InI-G4-644-G-dvd-G-Gd!-G-G we want to thank everyone for their cooperation in any way, it was very much appreciated. Patricia Bedell '53 W 4 i wg!! ggxse 'Saipan 'I QQQQ. 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H6-if 4' I Q iv? - 1 rf J f .J .Qi If ., 4 Q. 3. -4 5 tw Sophomore Class News We began our second year with much more confidence, having our first year in back of us. At our first class meeting at our first week of school we elected the following officers, President--Gayle Lang, Vice-- President--Dorothy Dube, Secretary--Carolyn Choate, Treasurer-- Joan white, Student Council Members--Jerolyn Newell, and Leonard Bowen. We then initiated the shy and dubious Freshman on September 13, 1952 making them parade down the street with their gala effects but we softened them with a warm reception to McIA to become offici al members along with us. For activities we had another dance during the first half, of the school year and we took part in the speaking contest in which we fared quite well, having a member of our class winning and comming in third with the other schools. In basketball, we had two girls from our class that were on first team and for the boys we had one on the first team. We put on a play called UOh Babyu in which we were in com- petition with the other classes for the One Act Play Contest. We came in last but it was fun anyway. Carolyn Choate 'Sh Secretary I 154 -Ll 1 44: !'., 1 1 1 ' 2 1 r Q., T ' 5 A R 1 1.1 X53 1 451 .-nd' '35 r. 1 ar. X, I 1 I- 1.11 . ff x 'Em . .X X , - , XXXEXK 1 . ar If 7X 1 'us - 1 1 .qi .:' .7- 4 4 .,X, XL 1' 1 .12 1 13 11. I-X' 1 1 -' I ,X. 1 ' 1 ,Q 1 SX .r qi 15? -1 19-1 . 1 Y 1 , ' 1 EL '1 1 .KX1 r ..1- I I ' ' 4 - X-1 X 1 - -11 1.. X.1 . .. 'XX-1. ' 1 'x ' x 1l, .S ' 1 'J -1 11 IA .- 1 1 ' 'K . X1n-nw, 1: g X 1 1 5 i1'f.:1+1'-e'3 , , - X- X X , , X . . 6. , , 1 1 1 . X I . ' .AX f . , . . 1 is 111- 1' 1 1 'Q1:f'.1Z2'-P1-f ' 794E1,'ig 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 .,1-,J1 - .W 1.1 dh' 5 I ,- 'W 11.,XX. . Xi ,X!X,X .T A X.'- '- .X '1 ,, 11- tg , .1 7. Q F 'c1u - -1- vf' U fx' ,V-iw 5 1 ...Af ' -' - . 1 - 1'1f 4.. ' -1-1,1 , K., ,14,X - .X, 1 .1 K- XXXXXXXX1 . 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We had decided to have the movie HYou Gotta Stay Happyn, but we were unable to have it. we plan to have it later this year. The only persong from the Freshman Class, that participated in the prize speaking contest was Dora Dargie. Our class also gave a Christmas play. No further plans have been made for our class. Dora Dargie Secretary 'fl nz AHA N I I UVWIIIllllbblll111IIDLDMIIItDVVVPVWhVDDLVDVPMVUMLIMMUUMVMUIILLUDDLLMLLLLULILhbhtl 3 3 , 1 4 1 1 L QQ.. 111.3 . sf 1 ux 11 ' 4 41 l .QW .H ' - .J - n . ' Q1 . c1 -YH' ' 55- 1-f 3 if . N Z! r ,rv-If 11 A.. 1 . 13. 11,13 i 1rI.,.1 -. ,,,,,,: . .9 ,1 -1 '111 ,-.. 1 ,,. 1 1 X 1 ,, 1 1 I ' ,L I 1 gf H 11' L 1. ,f rn., 1 Q11 1 1:51 -1, L 5 . 11 1 ,,1. ,A -L, 'E '1 1.. ... 5 'n1l' -.,, 1 1 1 , 11 4 1-1 , 4 . 1 K ' x I h Q Aa Mx, ' , 1 1 N Y . 1 W . Y .1 1 I -' 1- 1 1 , ,. .'Nl,l 1 ,1 L, 1 1 1 I 1 1 A 1! 14 I 1 1 I. v.1- , 11 Q 1 ,Ng -'I ', ,i .lf ' ' , - , 11 1 ' lf '11' ,M !--S' ' ' ' -Lf ' 7 W 1 1 J if - 'i . ff -'f!'3i fi' . 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X ' X X- X . - X . f X X ' I .. - X X .- X X X X X X f X '3- f X X 1 X X a X X A X - X X X -X X . X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 'XX X X ,F XX . X ' . X X X 'X X X X .. X X X..- X X. XXAX Tl X' X X X . X 4 .X X X X X ' S X X X '. X 4 X ' X X X X 1 ' N X s X I X X . I.. ' ,.X N. X .Xl . X X' X X X ' ' X - XX X Q u s ' X '1 ' ' . . .ZEX X .7 - . ' X X nr X ' X XM. V' ' XX X X-S Y, X' ' ':f. X ' . , ul . . '1- ff 'X if .f'f1'XX 'I - : X ' X-' A' L.-F... . X. XX 4 .X-1- XA. X, X X X X 1 W' A ' - 'w5i1 'iX '7' L-XX - X X- . X X Xu X' X '.' :LX 1 -XXX, Q A X A X XXX .XX ,XX,X X, . Xg,g. ' X P mXX Xr XXf ,X-1 XX .XX -X.X. XFX X r gal X- F. X:,.X::.4,g,XXL'X :XX .LX Boys samifball O '- Our team met with varied success during the season compiling a 13 and 9 PeC0Pd in H Schedual of 20 regular and 2 round robin games In Hilldale League competition we finished fourth behind Danville, Concord and Trade with 9 wins and S defeats. Outside the League, we posted victories over Lishon Twice and Orleans once. We split our two round robin games defeating Newbury at Monroe and losing to Bethlehem at woodsville. Highlighting our season were two victories over Trade and Lishon and single victories over Concord, Orleans, and keacham. 'The outstanding game from our viewpoint was the victory at the end of the season over Concord at Concord while the best game from the basketball viewpoint was our victory over Trade at St. Johnsbury. Ron Crowe led all scorers with 255 points edging out Huck Aiken by one point. These two both return next year to resume their out- standing careers. Ken Emery had the highest game average, 17.3 in lh contests. Russ Moore, Gil Theroux, John Pratt and Phil Blanchard all did excellent jobs. Russ Moore, playing his second year was Il5h highest scorer and shows great promise in the next two years. Gil Theroux was the Sth highest scorer and did excellent rebound work on the defensive backboard. Gil and Russ also kept the opposition off balance with their deadly outside set shots. Huck Aiken had the highest foul shooting percentage, 59 out of 99 for a 6035 mark. Gil Theroux and Ken Emery are graduating starters while Earry Story and John Pratt in particular who did excellent relief work also graduate. ' Iiiliii-uh mlul , The star of our team didn't play a game although he made sev- eral appearances on the floor and worked harder than any of the rest of us. We thank Mr. Rasines who did a wonderful job coaching us and wish him every success possible. Next years team will have Ron, Huck and Russ, three fine starters back along with Phil Blanchard, and outstanding performer as a Freshman. The team's main handicap will be a serious lack of height, however they should do well. Kenneth Emery '52 I v X 1 , 1 N , 1 ' N 1 I -M., gigilwx x-M 4.x N J 'I:l, ' .T ' .. 'W fx 1, .Wg 1, ' IATA. 15 . 1, I M :A A pk' X - I . K 1 r W f , f -- . .. Ax' I I -. Q 1 w M .sig ' Ev 5 1, ,,.s ,w.f, .LM mL.J...E5m.i1fE,'5M.mkmJL N42543 1 I 9.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.q.cl-rl-fl-fl-fl-fl-fl-K-fl-CK-il-C!-KK-Cl-C!-C!-tl-G-6-Q!-G-6-G-Cl-tl-G-Cl-G-C-G-G-Ll-G-C-G-Cl'G'G6-344'Cl-Cl-G-Cl-G-Cl-Gffl-G-ll-Cl'lI'fl-ll'Cl'fl'Cl'G 3 Girls Basketball The Mclndoes Lassies whirled through another season to win the Hilldale League Championship. Out of a total of twenty games, only three were dropped and those three to teams each of which was champ- ion is its respective league. They lost to woodsville twice and to Orleans, once. In Hilldale League play, they were undefeated. They also defeated Lisbon twice and Mr. St. Joseph twice, and the alumni once. The girls bettered their last years' record since, they were defeated once by Groton. The championship cup, presented to the captains, Loucille Schi- lling and Gloria Hammond by Mr. Streeter, President of the Hilldale League, at the Concord Award Dance, now has the name of Mclndoes etched in it two years in succession. Three years are necessary to keep the cup. Captains Schilling and Hammond, with their team-mate Ramona Dickinson made up the strongest defense in the League. They, using their heighth and speed, usually managed to gain control of the ball shortly after it entered the defense area d 1 an wh pped it back to the eforwards. The guards were used as forwards in several games--Ramona :Dickinson was consistantly used as forward. Final points scored for :guards were: goals fouls total 5 R. Dickinson 9 2 20 G. Hammond 3 C 6 L. Schilling C 1 1 l2lLl.lLlLl.Ll.Llfll!lll,1LblllllLDMLLLDDDIDDLLILlxllrllllllllIlblfbiLLLlal1LlJLLLLl1LLDlLLLlJllbE 42543 .J u 1 ?'GllGCKuiLluIGG'fl-SICPG-Cl-GlIGGGCl'G'GClCIflGCICWICG-G-GGGG'G'GG'G'G-tlllfil-G-GGGK!'G'C-GCid344444644433-GLIKILI-GCI-Llilllfllilklfilll-G-CK The forwards--the scrapper, the tosser and steady-man CLouise Brown, Pauline Blanchard, and Justine Brooksl clicked as a threesome Their attack was constant, fast and methodical and in many games, they controlled the back-board. High scorer for the year was Pauline Blanchard. goals fouls total P. Blanchard 85 26 196 J. Brooks S6 10 122 L. Brown 35 lh 8h It is too bad that terms like second stringers have to be used because our second stringers played in more than half the Bedell in lh, Irene Goss ll, Carolyn Choate in 5. In the team played nine-tenths of the games and in several of the othe games. The First Team were first rate players. Most of them games. Mary Annis played in 18, Pat Irene MacDonald 10, Dot Dube 7, and two Mt. St. Joseph games, the second I' llllllllllbllllllIlllUDL!lLVVVUbVVVhDlULLlLlbU1LLL!Illlhllllllhbbllbhlbhblll LDL 1' ' Q ,I 1 , ls. rf 1-1 J 1 'za .,.1 QQ 55' H, Mr, 11,9 F- .-g ay A , 5-in 9. .. 1 ,,. .- ... -3 . m -' 3 1 -X' I ,T I 1lr1 -2 A , . L .' H 5 41-' '- X . 5 G 4 'P 1 1 -P i V 111, . l 1 5 1 1 1- 1 1 fv 1. 11 ,- 1 1 1 .J 1' F1 . fu iyx Y n n ,l, 1 . 1 ,if-.9 .,-Y. 11 A. 7: .-'Q 'Z ., w . Ji- .,-' l Cheerleaders This year the cheerleaders were chosen by the Student Council. They gave a certain number of points for poise, motions, and voice. There wer b t e a ou ten girls who tried out for cheering. The six girls who were chosen were Kleft to right! Sandy Brooks, Freshman' Pat Fenn, Sophomore, Myself, Senior, Carol Sheltra, Joan Crown, , Juniors, and Bev Hadley, Freshman. Very shortly after we were chosen we had a meeting to decide on who was to b e captain, how to ra1se money for our uniforms and the kind we wanted. I was chosen as captain. we decided on Blue Cord- uroy jumpers with ballerina skirts which were lined with ll ye ow satin, yellow long sleeve blouses, and Hlittle boyn hats with yellow satin 1 v sors. we earned money by a turkey raffle and food sale. We gave Mrs. Arthur Jones the task of making the suits. She did a won- derful job tool we decided on every free activity period for practices. Valorie Sicard helped us with our cheers and constructed new ones. We had a wonderful time but this couldn't have been achieved if we hadn't cooperated. we really spurred the girls team to victor a d y n scream- ed our lungs out for the boys who did a wonderful job, tool On behalf of th e squard, I wish to thank Valerie, Mr. Jones, th e classes, teachers and other people who helped us before and during the games. Now for myself, I want to thank the cheerleaders for their co- operation, their,willingness to dig right in and cheer, mostly be- cause they chose me as captain. I had a wonderful time and I h cpe they enjoyed it as much as I did. Best of luck to them next year. Lena Sheppard '52 DAN .t,m: .., Ln. 'wuH'n.li'r':.v 'mlhirm-l.llllAl1 ' this .-554 t f TL! 'i 1 X1 1 z -1 ,5-1.4 ' ' -SJ -2 ,1 fgwwv' 5 5 'Y fl ffl ., az 1 . -I 5 ' ' v fx, V , , Rx , r:t33,.f' R . V-ff 3 M A i Aff' xx wx rw W QM! ,f 1 A r v .- Q! f?fi',12.T2Ll'6E.2S:Fimquafnwan ...M 1042543 ?'C'!l'fled-6'fl-G'G-G-C'G'64'C-CK!-44-6-G'C'C'G-G'Cl4143414'Cefletl-Cl'Cl'Cl-C4'G-G-C'C044'G-G'Gil-644514-QA16i4jiil1'Qj,1QLiilllL Social Calendar 1951-1952 September M' 1951 School Opened 3ePt'mber 13' 1951 Freshman Reception October 16 1951 S ith P h october 22: 1951 siege? S323 xith Pggghgx October 30' 1951 Party for Carroll Brown October 31' 1951 Halloween, Parade and Dance November 1' 1951 Party for Ken Paye and Donald Dickinson November 3 1951 d '1 November 9: 1951 Prize Sgegiriga-egeingoeg 3:11 November 1o' 1951 Senior Play - Monroe Town Hall November 17' 1951 Hilldale League - Prize Speaking Contest 58322223 gg' 1321 Juniog Dagcg,bMonrSewTogn Bill ' oun o n a oo sv e November 30' 1951 Round Robin at Monroe December A 1951 Deeemeee Yi 1951 Ne2i3?SnaitNZii3S? December 11' 1951 wells River at Monroe Deeember le' 1951 Danville at Monroe December 18' 1951 Peacham at Peacham December 20' 1951 Christmas Entertainment and Party Deeember 21' 1951 Groton at Monroe Jenuerv M' 1952 Trade at Monroe January 7' 1952 woodsville at Monroe January 11' 1952 Danville at Danville Jeneefv 15' 1952 Concord at Monroe Jenuefv le' 1952 Lisbon at Monroe genuery SS' 1952 wells River at wells River enuerv ' 952 Peacham at Monroe February 1, 1952 T d t d rebruerv 5' 1952 Grorgneai Greece February 12' 1952 Orleans at Orleans February 15' 1952 Concord at Concord February 28, 1952 Senior Dance February 29, 1952 Open House 32522 EQ' 1355 Award Dance at Cgnggrd March 25: 1952 One Act Play Contest at Mgnpge M h 28 1 2 Basketball Banquet are ' 95 Music Festival at Peacham A il 1 2 Aggil ig, 3352 one Act Play contest at Wells River April lu, 1952 Senior Bean Supper at Barnet Senior Trip to New York City ef'D D U'D'D'D'D'D'I1'iJ'lPD'D'i1'if D'D'E'D'D-D'D'D'D D D D D D D D D D'D D'L D D D D D D D la VD L D D D 1, D D UL D'LuD'.D'D'1Dr8wll49'iPl1'D'D'D'D D'D'-D'D'D2l1D lhD1DnD'NtD' N-If A 'QI 'w It :E x--I Z uw,-as I' Sd I gfwnrr 4 L I V 4 u , 1 V. 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' ' I V Vg'1V:Y V 'I , I V ' f' j -V , I ' I ,i V -I' 1 IVFIII: , . I V ' ' ' I ' I VI? I U U-4... ' I I ' I U. . ' H 7' . IU ' I. - V II lf' I I I. ' I I ' V ' ' T V' . -V . I I . V I V .1 '- sd , ' V I ' 'I -V 5 ,Inf ,V I , I . 5 - I ' Q 554 -U' I. 'I I , I V -I IVV- Va VV IV- I . , V ' 'I I I Q - U U U ,. U V I I U , U ,UUU U. UU U . U U. U U I U U U U U V U UU 1C4254' p4..44.'4.'0.'3.'f1..'fl.'4I.'f!.'4..'Q..'4.'Q. L'4I.'fl.. L'LG :QLL-6.4.4.-4.4.-14.4.'L-G.'LG.'LQ.4.'G:Ul:l:L'Q.'L'L'L4.'L'4.4.'Ul. May 2, 1952 Spring Concert May 8,9,lO, 1952 Music Festival at Burlington May 29, 1952 Hilldale League Field Day at Newbury June 8, 1952 Baccalaureate Service at Mclndoes June 9, 1952 Class Day at Barnet Town Hall June 10, 1952 Graduation at Monroe Town Hall Faculty and Student Body QIDL llbbluliflflfll 11llLDl1DlJl,LiJDDDlJDDDl2'l,DDDDDDIJLDWDI4lULDDDMLDLDLDD'l:D'D'DD'D'DDDDDDDDDD'DD'lJDDD 1 1 11 I1 '1 4 . , V , f?-Q 1 Q ,F -1-'T l' L . 3 . -.bp A'f1i2M? 1 , 'A l 14. 1,1 fn. W n Y . 1 ' 1 ig 1 P A 1 .N -Q 1 Q5f'?iM 'J nfs 4 M ai ' ' ' ' TTY 1 ty ,gy-1-.3 11'- I 1, 1 4 z 4 1 1 1 1 , - 4 V I o ,, , u 1 1 Q K L Ea I X I ua 543 4 1 04 ALUMNI NOTES Class of 1951 Janet Bailey is nurses,a1d at Brightlook Hospital in St. Johnsbury. Barbara Goss is at nurses'tra1n1ng in Nashua, New Hampshire. Donald Dickinsonis in the Navy, now in Africa. Kenneth Paye is in the Navy, now in Jacksonville, Florida. Francis Griffin is working at home in No. Monroe. Dick Choate is in the Navy, now in Portsmouth, Virginia. Sylvia williams is employed at the Finest Company in Haverhill. Nelson Welch is employed at Lenfield wards in No. Monroe. Mrs. Robert Duffy Knee Mary Hatleyl is living with her parents in Monroe. Theresa Pratt is at home in Monroe. Class of 1950 Wendell Powers is living at home, and attends Lydon Teachers College Cpl. Paul Bedell is in the U.S. Air Force. Gordon and Leslie Bogie is working at home on the farm. Raymond Somers is working in Florida. Gordon Blanchard is enrolled in Miami University. Richard McIntyre is in the Army, now in Korea. Carroll Brown is in the Air Force, now in Germany. Clyde Bailey is in the Air Force, now in Korea. Natalie Little is attending the University of Vermont. Mrs. Harvey Locke Knee Shirley Kendallj is living in woodsville. Mrs. Raymond Cheney Knee Olive WorsterJ is living in Barnet. Mrs. Calvin Stebbins lnee Jane Strewl is living with her parents in Mclndoe Falls. K S 451 fn. s 'rn 'I i .- 1 7 s. 1 4 1 1 4 11, 'au ,Q 11 ,wr- 1-719-1 ,Q 1 En .1111 J 'F 1 . Q, E .. -., 9 I' , -V U U ,.' :W 11 ' -' 74' L 11,1 lr? ft -3 7n,i,'1a5.1 f 1 , iff 1 1 . . . 1 15,-? - - 1 - 11, -.f .1' f' ' -. A 12.4 . 1.1 bww! Ml , . . V, ,I .. i . ' 1:4 AH V ' 4 it b . 1 - . A , , ' . l 1, :U r ,. , wi 1 1. ' U. . 1 1 F, . 1, 1 -. 1-1.1 1 . 1 1 1 1 hi , U: K ,, 1 1 1 - 1. 1 1 -P g, ur 1 :H 5.:- 5261 ! ,T V V. i vE ,1 In 1 , 4 'fa . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 0 ' ' 1 ' 1 , ,, ., 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 I 1 , 1 1 1 I . ' 1 5 1 1 I 1 , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 V 1 I 1 1 ' . 1 1 Q 1 . 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 F , 1 1 , 1' V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 V 1 1 , 1 - 1 1 4 ' 1 1 1 , ,Q ' V 111' 'VX 1 . , 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ,4 I 1 1 ' ' 1, 11 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , ,,', 1' ' 1 1 -.1 -. ' 1 1 ' ' ..-QE -1-4' 1' ' 1 .1.m'1f- .1 7:i...'z-1 ' '1 1 - -1- 1 1 V 1. , , L- 1 ' L ' . 1' ' f 1 1 4- .- Y 711 .11 1.7 .' I r nn,-12 ff ' Tj' S, I 'A I ,ff 1 1 , 'Q ' 1 1 1 122112. TEH .Jih ' -' 15' 1 ' 'rf 31' -1 11 1 ' -' -1 -. ' - 1 -1'i- 1551 1 5i1i'g3..Qg-,i'.... Class of l9n9 Victor Wagner is in the Navy Air Force in Delaware. Virgil Eesaw is in the U.S. Air Force and is at Moody Air Ease, Ga Carlisle Griffin is working at home on the farm. Mrs. Phillip Veilleux Knee Marjorie Huntb is living in Noodsville. Melvin Somers is attending the University of Vermont. Elizabeth Goss is working in Boston. Mrs. Lloyd Gochee fnee Priscilla Faye! is living at home in woodsville. in . w I , n v Q. -TF 1.1 Q' .rf I 1 4 4, I-r X, 1 x-,- ,'1 ' , y X I X 1042543 Qi!-G'G'G'G'G'G'G'G'Q-C4'C'04-G-44-G-G-G'G-G-Cl'G'G-6'G'G-G'G4K'Cl-R4l'K'tL'Cl.4l:l5l.'l-Q4l:1l.'Cl'G. nIn A Grecian Templen The day had been long and tiring, The travelers had weary becomeg when they came to a tiny temple Red, in the dying sun. The guide turned, and asked with a smile, NI have a story to tell, wouldst you hear?N The scenery-gorged tourists assented. His timeless words are recorded here. The temple stood in the shadow Of time, and lack of sun. The gamboling, prancing figures Stood motionless, save for one. Lol The marble lips were moving! Hark! The words fell crystal clear! Half sob, half impassioned pleading, NAwake1 My sisters dearln The silent marble moved not, The statues stood cold and still, And an evening breeze tip-toed softly, From the brow of an ancient hill. HCry not,n it caressingly whispered NYour sisters cannot hear.H And marble tears, on a marble face, Glistened bright and clear. nwhy n0t,H sweet w1hd?u the statue asked. NWhy can't they dance with me?H NOh, listen,U answered the zephyr, NI will explain. You see, Long ago, in Hellenic glory, when the seven sisters and thou, Posed for the sculptured beauty, which you are part of now, Thy heart was free and youthful, Thy life was free and gay, But,nthe breeze's voice fell lower, Thy sisters were not that way. Courtesans, proud, with beauty vain, They posed, and each one thought, 'My beauty is such that in all of time N0 equal will be sought?' eD'lf'lf'D'l. D D D D D D VD D D D D D If D D D D'D D D D L'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'E'D'D'D'D D'D'D'L'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D D L If D D D D D D D D'D D D'D'D D D D If D D la If D D D D'D D D 1 15 v wr ': 2 A .. N. . E' V9 'rf l . Q .V ,qw fi 2543 104 1'-a-a-a-c-a-a-cr-ex-a-c-a-ex-c-a-em-a-a-cm-a-a-a-cz-rm-c-a-a-a-a-4-a-a4-a-c-a-ca-ca-c-a-a-aa-4-aa-a-c-a-a-a-ca-u-a-4-cm-ca-as-c-4,-4-cfm-4-c-a-M-a-ca-4-4-m-4-4 But tho' the breezes voice was warm, nHad little thought of fame, Thy beauty, carved in marble, Speaks only the sculptor's name. And so, dear marble princess, Cry not for their company Thy unselfish heart is still living while theirs are stone, you see.n The guide's voice paused, and lowered, He smiled at the listening throng, nThey say that still in the evenings, The breeze sings the self-same song. Of unselfish love and beauty Of an ancient heart, good and true, In which there was no vanity will future winds speak so, of you?N Valorie Sicard '52 NMcIndoes Academyu Thenals an Academy in Mclndoe Falls, In the Academy, are four classes in all. In the Senior class, are kids of all sorts, The Junior class is well up in sports: The Sophomore class is sure full of fun, Of course there is no fooling until work is done The Freshman class is small and wild with plenty of fooling from every child. Next year we'1l see a lot of new faces Joining the school that is sure going places. The school is small, the pupils are few, But I'll always love Mclndoes, won't you. Joan Scott '55 '?D'lJ'lf'l.HMlJ'l2'lf'D'l1 WVU D D If la L D lx lvD'D'D D ll IPD IP D'D'D'D'D'D'l1'D'D'D VD If D D V942 N ll If YPD WL D 3111 if lf IPD 14 D'D'hD D ND-D D41 L L IJ lQ'D'D'D'D'-D D'D' ,Q . wr. 5 1.1 , F ,,.5 R ,iq f , 4. ii , W.: I Ln! .ag WE' fx 'ul 1042543 sm-cs-cr-a-cr-cm-cm-a-fx-c-em-a-a-a-a-cm-a-a-cc-a-ex-a-a-aa-a-a-a-a-c-a-a-aa-caan-a-aa-a-a-a-a-aa-a-a cm-a-a-4-fx-a-ex-a-a-a-a-fx-M rx-a-a-cc-a-M cr c a-4-4-c-M nDon't Talk Too Muchn I don't talk about people but, do you know that Charlie Goss said that I did. He makes me sick, anyway. He's one of the kind of boys that are so tired all the time and he just about drags him- self around. He has one of those darn Jeeps that aren't worth get- ting into to drive. Oh well some people are just naturally dumb, anyway and another one I think is just plain, right down stupid-- well that's Reggie Hately. He wears goggles-I mean glasses and he's so small that when he's playing basketball and running around he looks just like a potato bug. And besides that he's always making some kind of noise that drives me crazy and I feel like pounding him up. And that darned Ronnie Crowe-the girls like him and I'1l have to admit he's nice looking and everything, but Gee! he makes me mad, he studies to much and he's too smart for me. Another one I simply can't stand is Hucky Aiken-some call him Jr. and some call him Oscar but his real name is Leonard. He's a darn good basketball player and he's popular, too. Especially with the girls, but therehs one thing about him-he isn't very smart-Oh! he can fix a car, in fact he knows alot about cars, but well-anyway-he makes me mad. Let's see now there's another one too. His name is Dickie Strew. He's fairly smart in school, but he talks a lot. Well, as I said before I don't talk about people but Charlie Goss still thinks I do. Everett Chase '53 nVermontn Vermont is the mountain state Of which all Vermonters are proud: The wonderful gifts Mother Nature gave us, Is more than enough to draw crowds. The beautiful colors of late fall Have very rapidly been fleeing Then winter snows fall over all To make everyone want to go skiing. The many green colors of early spring Remind us that summer is comming. I have a good reason to want to sing, for the long wanted vacation is coming. Dora Dargie 'SS ULD!LVDDLDDLIPNLLLLDIILDDDLLDUDDDLDDDLDDLLNDLLIFDLDVLLDDDLIMLDLEDD'D'D'D'lJi2'DDIJ'D'l2DDi:DDDDDDD'D' F Jr' J I 'fi fj- dui :Jn Y ' 4 v! .'-i' .1 ' .'Y w7':gf'1n.',?v f w W fl ' 7' 1, . ,K'-1,-r - 1 5 1 EEN, 042543 . 1 Q4'C'6444444444444444-6444444-6444-6'04-G-G444444444444444444444-4 .1AAiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Wschooln School is where we go each day. We don't go there to fool or play. It's there that you will hear them say M ' Is everyones' homework done today?H, Teachers are the ones who order the work That's al so the reason why you can't shirk. At school, you see many friends, Nearly everyone you know attends. They'l1 admit Ktho' no one likes to studyl That each one is everyones' buddy. There are four teachers who help us: Twitchell Pow ll , e , and Rasines. The last, but not least is Kierstead. He, of course, represents our head. School lasts from 8 30 'til O : 3: G Not until then are we actually free. Jrs. and Srs. don't always agree, If you were there then you would see. Freshmen and Sophomores get along alright. Yo h u ardly ever hear of them in a fight. McIA doesn't look so elaborate. But the students of the same thinks it's really grelt. we do man Mclndoes is tops in basketball. . y things, studying's not all Gosh, I've told of books, teachers, and ball, So, I guess I'll close for I think that's all. Gloria Hammond '53 vvvvvrnvvvvvvvvvvnnmmnvnnnnannnnnvvvnvvvnvvxxvvvvvvvvvvvvmvmvvvvvuvvvv vvv , x 1 w l! ,Q lg!! W -v P42543 ' 1 e.,g-u cm a rm-a-a a-a-cc-a-a-a-cc-cm-cz-rx-a-a-a a cc-cm-a a-cm-a cm-a-a-a a cm cm-a a cm-an-a-ax-a-cm cc cz u aa cz cc fr-4-Q-Q,-Q-1-L-4.-1-snaL-Ggqgagumg3,q,q,q,qip,- J nGone Are The Good Old Daysn Gone are the good old days when Uncle Sam lived with in his in- come without taking half of ours. That is what the people of today are complaining aboutzreYou really can't blame them. Our boys are being killed in Korea like flies, while the pol- iticans in our own country sit back relaxed, wondering where they can invest the mighty dollar, so it will yield the biggest dividends. The old folks used to say that money was the root of all evil. I do believe it is playing its own part in todays crisis. Now don't think that I am putting all the fault on the American government. You and I have changed with the times. when we want to do our laundry we just step into the laundry room, and in a very short time have our washing completed, washed by an automatic washing machine, dried by an automatic clothes dryer, and ironed on a mangle. we enter our kitchen with the task completed for the exception of the mending which doesn't take long on an elec- tric sewing machine. The same task would have taken at least three days for Gramma to complete and just think of her acking back, while sho scrubbed for hours on a scrub board. Also her many trips from the stove to the ironing board carrying sad iron Cas far as I am con- cerned I would be sad rather than the 1rons.D Now it is lunch time, with a flip of a button, your fire is li- ghted without the need of paper, matches, and kindling wood. Before you have time to get your food from the refrigerator the tea kettle is boiling, before Grandmother would have had time to descend the cellar stairs, to get her food from the cupboard in the cellar, where the meat, milk and parisables were kept because that was the only cool spot in the house Kand at the best fresh meat could only be kept one day.J By the time Gramma would have ascended the stairs with her arms loaded land perhaps in her climb lost part of her food down the cellar stairsl our dinner is nearly prepared,and cooked, thanks to the help of the pressure cooker and the pleasure of having a cool kitchen. After dinner, the left over food is put in covered dishes and stored in the refrigerator, to be used ln a salad or dressed up in some fancy dish with a new fandangled name. From now on it is easy, the table is cleared in a Jiffy, the dishes rinsed and put in the automatic dishwasher and forgotten. Just think of Gramma with her endless trips to the cellar bottom, to put her food away,the dish pans and the tedious job of dish washing, Cwonder if Gramm's hands aren't dissolved in all the water.D By this time we have put the finishing touches to the house and taken a shower and dressed. All we have to do is hop into an automobile to go to see Aunt Jennie Cpoor Gramma is just dragging the old wash tub in for a bath.J Yes, good old Dobbin to is a thing of the past. I have heard Gramma tell about taking a dish of oats to the pasture, thinking that if Dobbin had a taste of oats she might agree to have the halter put on her. Perhaps after a hour of teasing and coaxing and when Dobbin had the last bite of oats from the dish, she decides not to be haltered 'DfD!D'D1DHD'D'D2.DrD1D'D'D'JaD:InMJrD'Dul4:.DdkihD'l.mL'UD'V2MiWWwWUVUbWlwwzDzL',L1il - I1-D-D'D D D'D'D D D D D D D'D D D D D D D D D v D ,i1nm1.1 1342543 ' 1 Y' v- . 122224 'G 'G 'G 'fl 4 'G 'G 'C 4 4 -4 'G 'S 'SSS 'S 'S Q il :Q 4.2! 4.'!'!'l'l'ltiL'9. 'l'S.'S.'9.'S 'l'l'S'l'l'9.'4 'l'!'l'l14.1'l'l'S.'l'!.'9.'4L'4L'i'fL'4L'!.'!.'4L L L9.'9.'4L'4.'4:11114.14 today and Gram a comes back to the house worn to a frazzle while Dobbin enjoys an afternoon of grazing in the pasture. By this time we have been to Aunt Jenn1e's and are back. Talk about automobile troubles, they use to have Dobbin trouble! Gone also are the things in life we want most these things are courtesies. The young man of today drives into the yard, honks his horn loudly while his girl friend puts on her own coat, goes running down the walk opens the door for herself and they are off. Think of all the conveniences that we have living in this day and age, and the few conveniences Gramma had but she never complained We are still seeking modern equipment to make the task at hand eas- ier. Also seeking higher wages for doing as little work as possible. True to the American government and countries abroad wanting more than they have, getting it by hook or by crook, rather that enjoying what they have now and making the best of it. with no thought where the money is coming from to meet expenses. To much credit is worse than not enough. And we will be on the spot until we learn to live in a bracket that is equivalent to our income and the same applies to the American government. We would rather be living in Gramma's day when the boy came to the front door and knocked, waiting patiently to be invited in. It wouldn't matter so much to us if we had only Dobbin for transportat- ion as long as we were not taken for granted. Be aware gentlemen, when you go calling on your best glrl, remember some of the courtesies of the good old days. If only the things of the past that meant so much to us and the conveniences of the present could be combined, what a glorious place this earth would betx Irene MacDonald 'EL NTHE NIGHT BEFORE FINALSN Twas the night before finals, And all through the room, The papers were scattered we thought we were doomed. we were studying hard as any one could see, when all of a sudden someone hollered to me. nCome quick Jane, there's not a minute to lose, Come quick, for we all have very bad news! Mr. Kierstead is sick, with a cold in his head. Mr. Rasines is bad off, Cthey think he is deadll Mr. Powell is in Maine with his nBlue Cheverolet,H And Miss Twitchell is in Orford for a day. All of our studying has done us no good, There's one thing lefty Cthe pantry and food!! We go to bed with our hearts filled with sorrow, For we know very wellgHNo Finals Tomnrrow.n Irene Goss 'Sh ll UUDLVDUUUVUUUUUI D UDDVDIWD 4 I 1 ax K- 4 5+ lv I i w 1-.49 T 1C42Ezf?3 QSiiHMi4444444444444464444d44dd44444444444444444444444M44444AM4444i4QAAAAAAAKMAAKAAJ nHow Stupid Can Anyone Be?!n nSo you want to take piano lessons, huh? well then, lets get right down to business--no, wait a minute-first of all--what's your name? Oh, you haven't got one? Now, listen here, young fella, I don't put up with any of this wise-guy stuff, understand? A11 right, now, as I was saying--whats your name? Oh, Sonny, huh? How cute! All right now, wipe that smirk off your face. How old are you? Old enough to know better, did you say? Now thats not even funny, I should have been old enough to know better than be a piano teacher, but anyways, lets be serious about this, How old are you? Oh, ten, huh? Okay, thats settled, now sit down at the piano--hey! wait a minute, I said the piano not the sewing machine--whats the matter with you, anyway, don't you know the difference between a piano and a sewing machine? Okay, now see all those keys? There's 88 in all, but you don't use them all. why not? well, ah-ah, well, you don't thats all--quit asking silly questions, will ya? You'd think I was playing teacher to a quiz kid or something. Who's idea was it to have you take piano lessons, anyway, you Mother? Yup, just as I thought--sounds just like a woman--now you just go over there and study yourself in the mirror--see?--now anyone can tell by just look- ing at that stupid face of yours that you haven't got a drop of music in you--but anyway--thats beside the point--lets get back to the piano. Now this middle note right here is C. No, not see-its C, you knowA,B,C,Coh, brotherD,now the next one is D and the next are E,F, G,A,B,C. See it ends in C, too. what?! you say you didn't come here to learn the alphabet? well, you thick-headed, numb-skulled, little brat, thats part of learning to play the piano. Oh--so you'v had enough of this? Well, so have I! You what? You're not my new pupil- Who are you? You're just delivering my paper?ll Get out! Get outll Edith Paye '53 HNo Can Don I'm no good at making poems, As you will all agree. why you asked me to in the first place, Is more than I can see. But as you know, I'll do my best Although it is a worry. I'll have to get this off my mind, Because I'm in a hurry. I've got to study science, and A lot of civics, too. If I don't get it done on time, I'll blame it all on you. Marilyn Hately -55 QVDLNLDUUDNDDUNDEDDUMBDDDDUDDVULD9DDlDDDMUDDDVDDNLDVDDLIDDD!LDDVDDDDDVDVDVDNDDDUDDD Y 51- F pm. 13495 , g Q, , '1 1 w lg if R' S-1' A J A Y' I :ni ,fa- . Q fr rx ' r k 31 'f ' W mm ,1 6 , 19 nv-00 oe ' 9' . IIAI ' ' , A Q V ' '. '-'. f L '-1, u A ' ' 'I ' M 'If r gf -,V x. Ciflr. . 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