McIndoes Academy - Spitfire Yearbook (McIndoes, VT)

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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'

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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'