McIndoes Academy - Spitfire Yearbook (McIndoes, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1953 volume:

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' I W-1 ,' 5.11 w g,-L -'ggvfgl . . - -- 5 ' h -- '- ,..,2 . ui., , 3 'N 1 f eonerd Elmer Aiken Jr Husky . nl-'Y wuQ---asnlnnadunlul 00' ' i H U X Born: April 18, 1954 Ryegete, Vermont Favorite Study: Automobiles Favorite Expression: Quiet!! I'm sleeping. Hobby: Sleeping Ambition: To travel ' Glee Club l-2-5-43 Spitfire Staff 43 President 23 Treasurer 4g Student council 2-53 Basket- ball 1-2-5-43 Basketball Captain 3-4: Plays 5-43 Baseball l-2-3-45 Soccer 2-53 Taxi 2-3-45 Mary Julia Annie nTootsW Born: January 20, 1955 North Haverhill, N.H. Favorite Study: Lillies Favorite Expression: You wouldn't dere! Hobby: Typing ' A Ambition: To be e secretary - Glee Club 1-2-5-43 Spitfire Staff 43 Secretary 1: Mistress of Ceremonies 43 Basketball 1-2- 5-43 Bend 1-2-53 Plays 5-4: Softball l-2-3-43 Orchestra le Volleyball 1-2-See: Patricia Eileen Bedell f Npatn KA Born: March 18, 1955 Lancaster, N.H. h? Favorite Study: Anything but U.S. History Favorite Expression: That's life I guess! Hobby: Dancing and Daydreaming Ambition: To join the Waves. Glee Club l-2-5-4g Basketball l-2-5-45 Spitfire Staff 3-4: Secretary 52 Treasurer lg Bend l-2-3-43 Softball 1-2-3-43 Volleyq ball 1-2-3-43 Y 5 ,f Phulina Avis Blanchard 'Pauliof e o I IKQLK ' o-.,,... Q Q ll 'Qi :B I Born: October 251935 -H01'ihlH0r1r00, N-H. Fnvorize study: imlexing l Favorite Expressions Oh B lognai Hobby: Dancing and Talkingee l l Ambition: To go to college one Club 1-2-3-1+g Basketball 1-2'-3-'R softball 1-2-3-45 Spitfire Stat! ML Plays 2-3 5 Band lg Student Council My Orches Tl lg e Ruth Velma Buskoyl nRuthieH Born: June 6 1935 weetmore, Vermont Favorite Stuay: Shorthand Favorite Expression: Oh Gosh! Hobby: Dancing Ambition: To be a secretary Glee Club 1' Softball 1-2-3-4' Plays 3-45 Volleyball i-2-3-4, Spitfire gtaff ug ..- Q Everett Lawrence Chase IIC hasyll Born: March 6, 1935 Monroe, N. H, i Favorite Study: Dairy Products Favorite Expressions Honey 5 Hobby: Bees Ambition: A little of everything and not of anything. much Basketball time keeper 1-2-3-4' Play 45 Spitfire staff 43 Progeczionisi 1-2-3-45 6 ,...,- Xml X. 'w...,sA Ns ,uf 1 6 l M1434 Ruth Esther Cheney 'Ruthie' Born: June 7, 1933 St. Johnsbury, Vt. Favorite Study: U.8. History Favorite Expression: You want to bot? Hobby: Cooking and Sewing Ambition: To get married Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Spitfire Sheff 45 Softball 1-2-5-43 Ronald William Crowe 'Ronnie' Born: November 22, 1935 St. Johnsbury, Vt. Fevorite Study! Little of this and a little of thattl Favorite Expression: Can't see no future in it Hobby: fChaseDing around X M V+ W.,-. -at N,.....1Q--Q' 4214 5 J a 9 4 4 I 1 1 J ' 1 I I Y I Ambition: Join the navy Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-5-43 Basebal l-2-3-43 Soccer 2-33 Basketball Captain 45 Spitfire Staff 45 President 43 Vice-President 53 Plays 5-43 Student Council 2-43 President if 1 1 I ,Q 9 W of Student Council 43 Class Marshall 33 iff? Joan Etta Crown 'Jody' Born: August 12, 1955 East Barnet, Vt. Favorite Study: Typing Favorite Expression: Ye Gadsl Hobby: Playing the trumpet Ambition: To be a Medical Secretary Glee Clue 1-2-5-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Cheerleader 3-43 Captain of Cheerleaders 43 Spitfire Yditor 45 Vice-President 45 Student Council 5, Plays o 4, Secretary of Student Council 3 1 4 Sf' 4 TR 'U' s E ,Eg Z , L , A-4 M1 , . 1 Q -I . . 1 . '4 Y ,Q?w,,,..1. ,A .N.. 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H' Favorite Study: Servicemen ' Favorite Expression: Holy Mao. , Hobby: Writing letters Ambition: Undecided W secretary 45 Glee Club 1-2-My Softball 1-2-3-nil Plays 45 Volleyball l-2-3-45 Spitfire Staff 45 N Xxx 6 ,, 1' 8 ' I I Edith Iva Paye Ed 19 !i Born: March 20, 1935 Bradford, Vermont Favorite Study: U.S. History Favorite Expression: You--I'm tired! Hobby: Playing the piano Ambition: To go to the Thompson Nursing School Basket all 1-2-3-45 seftbail 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 1-2-3-Mg Band l-25 Orchestra 2-35 Carol Ann Sheltra V H T ubbyff Born: September 3, 1935 Jamaca Plains, Mass. Favorite Study: French 1 Favorite Expression: No kidding? or Pretty likely Hobby: Raising puppies . . Ambition: To have an oldsmobile Plays 35 Glee Club 1-2-3-Mg Basketball 1-25 Vice President lg Cheerleader 3-Hg Secretarg 25 Softball 1-25 Assistant Editor of Spitfire 5 Treasurer 33 ' , fff 'J Richard walter Strew F Ubickien go Born: October 26, 1934 St. Johnsbury, Vt. H' Favorite Study: Horses Favorite Expression: You're for the birds! Hobby: Collecting girls Ambition: To be a bank auditor X 1 1 Glee Club l-2-3-Mg Plays 3-45 Basketball Hy 1-2-3-Mg Mechanical Staff Manager of Spitfire 1' 43 Vice President 25 A EM. ll , , 9' L, , ' ! '!' ' 9 'X v U' S-Illlltdlilll 05' CLASS GIFTS e N Bucky Aiken - We want to give you this little pillow so you will remember all of the times that you slept in history. :ry Annie - Here is a little Chevie to remind you of all the good times you have had riding around in that Lillicrapis Chevie. Pat Bedell - Here's a receipe book to keep receipes in so when the . gig day comes you'll be able to feed the man of the 01139 o . Paulie Blanchard - Here is a little taxi that you can keep with you to remind you of the taxis at Woodsville. Ruth Buskey - Here's a car so you will be able to get to Cedar Grove more often. Look it over carefully-it is a Roys-royce. Everett Chase - Here's a strong box in which you can keep all the money that you are going to make in the future. Ruth Cheney - Here's e house so you and Leo will have a place to live when you get married. Ronnie Crowe - We want to give you these boxing gloves so you will be better prepared to fight with the girls. Joan Crown - We want to give you this little service guy to keep you company at college. Charlie Goss - Here are two dolls to take the place of Sandy and Bev so you won't be lonesome riding around alone. Reggie Hatley - Here is an airplane so you won't have to NFlyH so low. Avis Paradie - Here is a little teepe to remind you of T.P. Edith Paye - Here's a little piano so you can keep on with your practicing. Carol Sheltra - Here's a test tube so that you can carry on with your experiments. Dick Strew - Here is a little doll to take with you to remind you of your sister, Jane. 'hawk29fvi0K1l0kf40k1iH414f24Qk24fHkllwiwiwklidrlivklkdvkif gf INITIALS CSeniors and Teaohersl W L.E.A. Lacking Enough Ambition P.A.B. Pretty and Bold P.E.B. Pretty Eager Beaver R.w.S. Rough, Wild, Striving J.E.C. Jolly Eager, Cute M.J.A. Merry, Joyful, Ambitious 1 a.L.c. Everett Likes cash E.I.P. Edith Inspires People H C.L.G. Charlie Likes Girls R.D.H. Rough daring Helldriver ll C.A.S. Charming and Sweet R.G.K. Real Good Kind 71 R.E.C. Ruth's, Enjoyable, Clever E.T.F. Enough Trust Forever 11 H.V.B. Really Very Bashful G.P.T. Great Patient Teacher at A.L.P. Always Loves Paye N.A.P. Never Away CFrom5 Peacham 5g l'i.h'.C. Ronnie Wants Cilla QR Q X A lb. ' .. , H, Atl EQ' ,vnv n k t g 1 Y 45 V' ,. ' f. ,l.. w 10 l if CLASS WILL We the Class of 1953 being of a sound mind and body as much as we-are able to be declare his document to be our last will and test- amentg after our aebts and funeral expenses have been paid, we dispose , W elx'1?' 'A' ' H----..-.-e............-nlunnqunllll lv' , b t -- e ' H 'al our estate as follows: I, Hucky Aiken, do will, devise and bequeath my WHot Rodn to Will Nel- son so he wonft have to walk everywhere he goes. I, Uary Annie, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to play basket- ball to Joyce Buskey so she will be able to help the girls. I, Pat Bedell, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to dance to Billy Pecor so that he will attend school dances more often. I Pauline Blanchard, do will devise places in taxis to Gail Bedell so her everywhere she wants to go. V I, Everett Chase, do will, devise audi to Leonard Bowen so we will hear from and bequeath my ability to get mother Won't have to take her bequeath my ability to talk alot fl him more often. l l, Ruth Cheney, do will, devise and bequeath my tranquility to Gayle Lange. I, Ronald Crowe, do will, devise and bequea girl to Alfred l,.Joan Crown, cheerleader to I, Charloe Goa to Sandy Nelson so he woh't be so lon do will, devise and bequeaih Carolyn Choate so she can fi 3, do will, devlee and bequea ani Bev so that they won't have to ride every noon hour. I, Ruth Buskey, do will devise and bequeath hand to Mona Dickinson. I, Edith the boys l, Carol vith out Paye, do will, devise and bequeath to Norene Lang. Sheltra, do will, devise and beque studying to Camille Sicard eo she von't have to take so many A books home. an my ability nb ges.a e f esome.b ' my ability to be a good ll in my place next year. th my ability to get a car tease we to give them a my ability to do short- f f my ability of not liking r ,. l ath my ability to get away K T, Dick Strew, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to be a good l Cancer to Bora Dargie so she will enjoy hersel? at dances more. N I, Reggie Hetley , do will, devise and bequeath my ability to be a Qy hot rod driver to Carroll Choate so he can handle that oar better. X ,, Avls Yevaolf, do will, Qevlee eh- UQe,aeth IQ e' llsg V Pelle? f zgaie to Shirley Qowex LC nie will Qave Seve exclbl: tiles be bell R the flrls. - YA ge' 1 1, ' ' ' ,fs 11 O T. lent. ky ig I I CLASS BILL Cceb'tl M' fax l, Bucky Aiken, ,lo will, devise emi bequeath my ability to play ball xi to Jchnmie Crown because they will need him next week. L, Heyy Annie, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to do book- xeepiuq to Gayle Lang so ebe wQn't have to ask Nr. Fewell so many questions in class. 1, Pet Bedell, de will, devise and bequeath my ability to talk my- self but of trouble to Beverly Hadley so sbe can talk herself out if the tremble that she talks berself.into. I, Yeuline Blanchard, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to Clirt to ell of the girls that den't know bbw. E, Hverett Chase, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to use the movie projecter to Robert Nerd. I, Ruth Cheney, do will, devise and bequeath my wavy hair to Maxine onald Crowe, do wlll, devlse and bequeath my abllity to argue tb tle g1P1S to billy recer so lt wen't be so quiet around here. Joen P own, do wall, devise and bequeath my ablllty to go steady Irene :os X ri tc Iaurlce clayton Hut! zsley, do wlll, devlse and bequeath my abllity to study to J Ulancbard, lt mlwnt belp sometime T tdfth Ely ye wlll, devfee and bequeatr my pretty eyes to Trim- iffy ' qewell if bt 5 Dicky Qtrew, be will devise emu bequeath my good sense of humor f Jrbn Gilmour I R 3339 Hetley, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to drive 1 my gbendfetbere truck to Bobbie, his brother, so be wom't have to welw+ Emery so she won't have to wear bers in a pony's tail. I, H ' H ' ' wi A ' 'L' M ' ' I 5 . en? . ' . to 'A P s. 1, Charlie Goss, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to grow a 2309. x K 3: . Q Q L, 2 W1 1 ' ' ' A 1 l ' 1:33 g L A 5 . I D! 5 ' Q l, B l ' eve, F ' l 1 g t Let T . I, qi, 9 to . J.. y G l, Avis Faradie, do wilg devise and bequeath my ability to get a- un w ro d to Phyllis Earadie and Carolyn Choate so that they won't have M' to stay at Home so much next year. lk l, Carol Sbeltra, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to drive My to Alfred belson so be can get bis licence. 1' Ue, the flees OC 1953 do will, devise and bequcrti Qu? gbllity to find out thlnge witbbub mall f so wu4y qumatione to Aw. rbwell. , X V TQX ' ,, ' 39' ,vt A - . , :W J P jffliy ...A - ., A A D -4 4 1' ,f ' ,, 'r 'NIL' I 5 V. ' 12 X 1 l amass fsfrmi. ,J X, 5con't3 +V, We, the Class of 1953, do leave Hr. Kierstoad Juno l6, 1953, gladly. IIIIWG, the Class of 1953, do leave Visa Tvitchell our love. We, the Class of 1953, do leave Ur. Powell with our best wichos fo? a happy future. We, the Class of 1953, do loavc VT. Farrell tho minute we get to H.YQ we, the Wil- vim' ,Q V4 1 CHucky, Ronnie, Everett, Charlie and Reggie! do will, devise and bequeath our power to the Class of 1954 so they will be vory powerful and important next year. I We, the Senior girls of 1953, do will, devise and beqneath guy use gf the lab to Joyce Buskey, Kona Dickinson, and Jerry Newell. Ye, the HBig Fiven do will, devise and bequeath our ability to avoid typing class to all the future typist. Signed : 571491 i'V ' Witnesses: if 6, r K I 'N -:'Z ',H1 !5 3HZ'6i 2i-QSHHH?'?2'4G'?2'-3?-'5i'4iH?'Zi 3H?'ZHr'3Hi'6 -':'IRM?'B2'-5?'!Z:6S'S?'2?'3?62 EH?'I?'!5' y CLASS ElSiORY g Q f As small, frightened freshmen we entered our first yoar at Mala J . Q gettlng 6359. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: . Presldent-Mar-on nadley, Vice Fresident-Carol Eieltra, Secretary- ou September 7, 1959. At first we were some-what timid but cftzr acquainted with the other students we were a little were at --,, , l.-. . , W r, if Mary A nga, Treasurer-?atrgcia Bedell, Student Ccuncil-Marion Hadley and Gloria Hammond. September 23 wwsa.big day for us. We wore Lniciaccd in the . f afternoon and evening with a lovelg reception Ln the academy hall. H December 21 we sponsored a Christmas party. - Our teachers for the year were: Miss Twitchell, Mr. Xgslng, 1 and Mr. Ferry. School closed June l3, 1950 and we were ready for Q real summel U vacation. In the fall of 1950 we returned to Nclndoes for our sophomore V M M year. Class officers were elected as follows' President-Leonard v u Q X Aiken JP., Vice President-Richard Straw, Secretary-Carol oheltra, Treasurer-Marion Hadley, Student Council-Marion Roystan and Gloria Q Ham ond. s 3 v 5- V vw- Y X , . . Q . A I N rv rll' U lq q , ., . . - -imarzk ' q V., ,.,, , , ,, ,f ,,.. I' in - 13 1 , X m 2 CLASS HISTORY fr' K Ccon'tJ , Marion Roystan left us during the year and Ronald Crowe was - elected to take her place. Marion transferred to Peacham. Coreen lNl76l1S transferred to Groton. Robert Bigelow left us to join the Q U.s. Army. This left us with a class of seventeen. 5 Mr. Rising, Mr. McGeoch, Mr. Rasines and Miss Twitchell were the W knowledge givers for the year. , As Juniors we again gathered at Moll for another happy year. A In the early fall Marion Mclam Knee Hadley! left us to be mar- f ried. This left us with sixteen members. f Mr. Powell, Mr. Rasines, Miss Twitchvell and Mr. Kierstead were Q our teachers this year. We sold chocolate bars and soda pop and they increased our savings account quite a bit. On May 24 two of our girls entered the beauty contest at Woodsville Gloria Hammond, our most beautiful girl, won first prize. f As seniors we happily returned to take our stand once again. s 5 I an We sold hot-dogs and pop and made quite a bit on them. - On May 17 we had a supper at the Barnet School House which we made a profit on. In October, Gloria Moore, Knee Hammond! left us to get married. On April 3 we took part in the one-act play contest. Our teachers were the same as last year except for Mn Farrell who took Mr. Rasines place. As we graduate we are happy but still a little sad. On its one hundredth anniversary we leave Mcla with all our memories, happy and hoping all the other classes have as good and happy a time as we have had. p l J s Li E ' 1 x Fwnmet SRX X 14 I W M ll 1 N 41 s 'll'3' Q-...galllllulullll ll' Class Poem In our class of '53 We're as happy as can be Everyday we go to school And hardly ever do we fool. There's Hucky--he works on trucks Also there's Ronnie--a friend of Hucke There's Reggie, Charlie, and Everett too They all go to our good school. Cf course we cen't forget Dick Straw a few Senior Glass but we'l1 put t Girls--he has them quite How for the girls of our They usually come first-- There's Pamlie Blanchard They both have their own and Carol Ann men There's Ruthie Buskey and Edie Faye Neither do have much to say. Ruthie Cheney---a wife to be And ?at Bedell may go to sea -an .ff hem last. There's Mary Annie and Avis I. 5 They are good friends of Jody C. f Day by day we worked together K Always ready to help each other 5 We have four teachers so kind, you see ! And they sure helped the Class of '53. ' - Patricia Bedellff ' Hary Annie M w Class Kottoz lUFor they can conquer, who think they canu. f I Class Colors: Blue and Silver Q Class Flower: Red Roses X Eh T yi ..,., l. 4 I -I . t n6g -1. , 15 'r .r 5' E X 7 1 g, ,,kL, ,.,, it jr TOYL ilflf '25 3 2 NChmrlie Y! niuthien Y! 'HX if J El if. E' ,A-WV! I A fu Dubay 16 x 5 1 f 1 V ff H E 1 ,nun wg, 7'-vw - Ronnien UPattyn RL. u1f'11E2 TINY TOTS OF '53 Ed ie 'M'-Q. L., , :Y ' if , 5 Q 2 X e X L: Y f Hi. . ... , .y 31 N. iwwdw W w mmw dl X x llHuckyYl Aggggg P ,. wt Q 1 4 1144 ' n se 1A ,fm - At- A M , ., lr.. , W VU I H. 7 1 if XX! ..f' ff' X . . frfff ,Vk.f ' I N X I I X ,Z af iv'- 'I X 18 I Principal English Science Math Social Studies Commercial Music, Band Boy's Coach Girl's Coach .....,. ' au n Q FACULTY Reginald Kierstead B. A. University of Vermont M. A. University of Vermont Gladys Twitchell B. A. Colby College M. A. Columbia University Eugene Farrell B. Ed. Keene Teachers College Norman Powell Diploma Husson College, Bangor, Me B. S. University of Maine , Patricia McLure B. E. Plymouth Teachers College Erlene Moore Csubstitutel George McLure Ithica College of Music Eugene Farrell Reginald Kierstead ittkifiiitt 1 , ',,,g-r. lb 19 X NK Q iz 41 4,,.-ve-' . 4. Hx ,,,...-nfm , ..- 5 .WW ,,... I I 2 I I f Y! Iii X4 A A Wa ..f.zl I vs ,W 4 X N ' ' . ' - ,v. Q Ll 1 4' - M 7 , W W l .,., . in ,,nJ H.. -,: ' ' ' ' , I, A Z0 I C X 1 All I Freshman C1338 At the first class meeting the officers were elected as follows: President-Edith Hammond Vice President-John Gilmour Secretary-Camille Sicerd Treasurer-Norene Blake t After the officers were elected we talked about having a dance or a movie. we were in charge of the entertainment for Christmas so we decided to put on a play. John Gilmour end Camille Sicard were uccessful. The title elected to find a play. The play was very s of the play was, NThe Fight Before Christmas.N At our second meeting we decided to put on a dance, on the eleventh of November. We didn't make much money but it was our first try at any- thing so we were pretty proud. We had a short class meeting and decided to give money to help buy the outside lights for the academy. For next year we are planning big things. Camille Sicard Class of '56 Secretary Z1 5 ex Mex M, M gg ' new we .l,+e 3 s 561 X J-an Yiqunhl ,....o. ,N I -an--pg K 1 ,f ff Sophomore Claes M ,lfil The Sophomore Clase met September 5, 1952 to elect officers -ffl with Mr. Farrell ae class advisor. They were elected as follows! Q Marilyn Hatley-President, Patricia Bradshaw-Vice President, Beverly eg Hedley-Secretary, Joan Scott-Treasurer. The representatives for 1 h llie our class on the Student Council are Reginald Hant and P y Paradie. The General manager for the magazine drive was Beverly Hadley. o our class was second in the amount of subscriptions solo. Robert K, Ward won third prize in the amount of subscriptions for individuals. W The Freshman Initiation and Reception on September 25 was a Q great success. The Sunny Valley Five furnished the music for eg dancing. QE The prize speaking contest was held Wednesday, November 5, with kj Beverly Hadley participating in the speaking contest. Marilyn Hetleyip and Phyllis Paradie were in the spelling bee with Marilyn Hatley M winning first prize. On November 14 at St. Johnebury Trade School, X e an first orize for the Hllldale League contest. 53 she again won e h Our claea was chosen to decorate the hall for the Christmas N X2 pflrtyo V Beverly Hadley xg Class of '55 inf 'f ' -4 ' V., Mgr gf. - ., V, -- ,, KA V ' ' G 4 - . ,-rg. -f.,. . e '--W-A M rv, ZZ A . K 9 : 1 N .A allilndduhllt UU, 1 K lxfx. ,,, V I fs-1 n f Junior Class X C Hello everyone , fl ,X As class secretary I shall report on the activities of the Junior if , Class. 37 4 V on On September 9, 1952 we held our first class meeting. The fol- Q v lowing officers were elected: President, Joan Whitey Vice President, W , Patricia Littleg Secretary, Dorothy Dubeg Treasurer, Jerolyn Newellg and Student Councils, Carroll Choate and Patricia Fenn. C r ' As you all know we were eager beavers to earn money. So, our glass planned a food sale. Later, in October we had the Halloween arty. 5 v In the gir1's basketball, we had four girls from our class on the first team and two boys for the first team on the boy's basketballga team. ' ga' + Also, in Prize Speaking this year, we had the honor of having ,Q , one of our classmates, Patricia Little, come out third. Q Our class this year has had the same number of students es it N had last year, with the exception of Dixie Dickey transfering to w Groton and Kenneth DeRusha taking her place. Well, so long. See you Q I U all next year. wi w - Dorothy Dube hi l Class of 'SM W 'X ' ,,M, Secretary , W, . . , an A .,, ,AJ Ei, ro .h e lroi. Q., l 0 n 1:J' tt, L ix n ,,,ft,V .7 N,'.,NW. , rrfzgf' - ,,, ,,.,r, 'fMf1w .4,-I 4.1 75 no EX .- 3y QAEX' ev-.:.e.4......,....a.hllltllalllllll 0 K -1 X WAdvioe to Undergraduatesv Ea Juniors- A ' l l i Russ Moore - Watch it Russ, you're still just a kid. Pat Fenn - It's about time you woke up Pat. Good girl! Gayle Lang - Stick to that diet. It sure looks good. Carroll Choate - Good work in basketball. Keep it up. Carolyn Choate - Move faster Carolyn, you might miss the boat. Pat Little - Ladies don't giggle all of the time-Pat. Shirley Bowen - We've heard more Tron you this year. Keep it up. Justine Brooks - There's not much we can say to you Justine, keep '.up the good work in basketball. Leonard Bowen - It's nice to be quiet but please don't over do it. Richard Hatley - Eat.more nTinkeru maybe you will grow taller. Alfred Nelson - A-little more studying and a little less ping-pong. William Nelson v We really appreciated your help Bill, Thanks alot. Kenneth DeRusha - Why don't you take as much interest in the girls f as they do in you. Irene MacDonald - Keep up those good marks Irene! 111 Joyce Buskey - Joyce why don't you consider other people for a' change. A l Irene Goes - Tough luck with that certain boy, but don't forget V the others can be fun too. f Ramona Dickinson - Basketball is O.K. Mona, but don't let it go I ' to your head. , l - Jerolyn Newell - Why don't you look at the boys from McIA. They 4 arenft so bad. ' . , e Dotty Dube f Keep up that New Year's resolution it sure looks nice. Joan White - Why don't you find a boy in U.S. 1t's nearer then Canada. ' Sophomores- ' Sandy Brooks - Keep the good bowling up kid, we hear you make a Lif d strike with Romeo. Bev Hadley - Keep up your good work in Cheerleading Bev. I Pat Bradshaw - Keep up your clarinet playing, you will go places g in the future. W Maxine Emery - We wish that you'd take interest in the boys as A you do in basketball. A Marllyn Hooley - Keep up your good marks Marilyn, it will pay off 1 at the end. im Bessie Dunn - Make more noise Bessie. You usually have good ideas but nobody hears about them. Dora Dargie - Try the front of the bus for a while Dora, 1t's ' warmer. , X Phyllis Paradie - You had better get a license so you can drive Q to school. M Meredith Newell - Why not get acquainted with the boys around.here?1' They would be alot nearer. l Reg Hunt - We hate to see you without a girl, try that Junior. y w N I Kev A -s 'r . , V E., .tfffrf'nl f Z4 ' y Mw , qW.,o. ein, o, .W o.. 'Advice to Undergraduateen CContinuedD L Bob Ward Jr. - Keep up your farming Bob, you might be another rich farmer. E Phil Blanchard - Keep up your good work in basketball, tney'l1 need you next year. Bob Hatley - Try keeping quiet for awhile. We all know you are here Bobby. Joan Scott - We hear you did a good job on your Geometry Mid-years. Good work. Mary DeRusba - Keep up the good work in basketball as MCIA will need you in the future. , 0 Freshman- 1 John Grown - Keep up your good work in speaking you might become an actor. Bud Bedell - You'd better watch out for picking on the girls, you know girls are changeable. Gall Bedell - Come on Gail it's time you grow up, you are in High fig School now. Norene Lang - We know Trade School boys are pretty nice, but don't forget the ones at McIA. Helen Burgess - You've got e good idea being friends with everyone. Richard Annie - Keep up your good singing as you might turn out to be second Johnnie Rey. John Gilmour - Too bad you oou1dn't handle the girls as well as you 1 I 1 I 1 do your basketball. Maurice Sleyton - Why don't you do some studying instead of picking on the girls. f Edie Hammond - Gee, Edie it must be nice to be pretty and not let j it go to your heed. I Cemmle Sicard - Don't listen to what the Seniors say you might find 7 out something. Norene Blake - Always keep that sweet smile of yours and you'll go AH: olacee. WM Royce Plnsrd 1 Come now Royce, leave the Junior and Senior girls W alone. yy Billy Pecor - What Billy, are you collecting kerobiefe? If eo, 3 they only cost a dollar. ' Richard Nelson - We wish that you would talk e little so we could get to know you better. n Ann Pollard - Gee, Ann, to bad you won't speak more in classes as IV some of your thoughts would be worth while. f Donna Goss - Too bad you can't take oe much interest in basketball as you do studying. 1' Ruth Ann Griffin - You sure have changed NRutnieV. Good Girl! X xl eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesese fl RW ll Wil . .. N .tum Vu, irllgllll , , , , I, H KW' 'M Q NA M. . N , In ... -fg - u ' -- ... ,f In lu. K. Z5 5 X , Q Ez NJust Imaglnen e Freshmen Class John Crown six feet tell. Buddy Bedell leaving Pat alone. Gail Bedell not talking. Edith Hammond going steady. Norene Lang not talking about Richard. Helen Burgess not being a NSpec1al Delivery' mailman. Richard Annie not singing. John Gilmour without a sense of humor. Maurice Sleyton not flirting. Camille Sicard getting E'e on her report card. Norene Blake not saying Uwho ?eter?H Royce Pinard keeping quiet. Billy Pecor not talking with Gail in Study Period. Richard Nelson making alot of noise. Ann Pollard not being polite. Donna Goss not studying. Ruth Ann Griffin not killing herself laughing. Sophomore Class Sandy Brooks without her Romeo. Bev Hadley going with enyone but UNell1eN. Pat Bradshaw not playing her clarinet. Maxine Emery being five feet tall. Marilyn Hatley with anyone but Maxine. Bessie Dunn without Carroll. Phyllis Paradie not being the Chaperone. Meredith Newell without Twitch. Bob Herd Jr. without his flirty eyes. Reg Hunt not fooling with the girls. Philip Blanchard not being with Robbie. Bob Hately eating human. Joan Scott not getting A's. Mary Dehusha making alot of noise. Dore Dergie without P.J. Junior Class Russ Moore getting to school on time. Pat Penn acting her age. Gayle Leng keeping quiet in school. Carroll Choate without Bessie. Carolyn Choate hurrying. Pat Little not giggling. Shirley Bowen not being bashful. Justine Brooks without a ear. Richard Hefley not being with Elvin. Alfred Nelson without his red heir. william Nelson not helping the girls in Kenneth Dehusha talking alot. Irene Mac Donald not studying. Joyce Buskey keeping quiet. Irene Goss without a smile. the kitchen 26 f..,...,..:......una...--lil! 1 1 Ill what Imagine ccent to, Bona Dickinson not being tall. Jerry Newell going with somebody in school. Dotty Dube without NMikoU. Joan White being clumbsy with a basketball. Senior Class Dick Straw talking badly about Joyce. Bucky Aiken remembering his homework. Ronnie Crowe not going steady. Charlie Goss with a girl. Reggie Hetloy CPer1od3. Everett Chase not bragging. Paulie Blanchard not being in Woodsville. Jody Crown thinking of anyone but George. Pat Bedell not thinking of WThat certain guyn. Ruth Cheney being an athlete. Ruthie Buskey not studying. Mary Annie not looking for Bobby-pins. Edie Paye without a sense of humor. Carol Sheltra without Ray. Teachers . Mr. Kierstead driving anything but a Studebaker. Mr. Powell not going to Peacham. Mr. Ferrell not giving tests in U.S. History. Miss Twitohell not coaching e Senior Play. llvllfkiklifiriiillilwlfililifllifillllliilivlnl The Lucky Cat By Edith Pays Have you noticed how hard our dollars come, No matter how we acquire them, itfs work, not fun You hardly get them in your hand when a white collar guy comes and demands A tax on this and a tax on that, I'd swap my being a human for the life of a Cat. He eats and he sleeps and he gets it all free. A much easier life than for you and for me. 2.7 5153 'A W ....,........14,..-.nlnsvlunun-lllllmlv ' ' Both Hit ?araqe H . 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K Meredith Newell Dora Dargie- ---- ---- Robert lord Jr.- Re Hunt------------ Phil Blanchard- Bob H8fI-18y'---v-- Joan 8oott-------- nunpsa-auvnunuso aunquvaobiqllwu faq-- -no unralhcesnnn -uuunmuauuo-on Mary Dekusha ---------- ----w- Freshmen John Crown- ----- ---- an -unnuoausnnn nnnnneqcq Baa Beae11-- ----------- ------ Gall Bedell ---w Norene Lang ---- Helen Burgess-- Riohard Annis-- John G11mour--- Maurice Slayton Edith Hammond-- Cammie Sicard-- Norene Blake--- Royce P1nard--- Billy Peoor ---- Richard Nelson----- Ann Pollard--------- Kuna 6088 -' aquununuount-annum --..----.. ..--u--1 ----.- ..--.pa-ua- annou- madman an-an-nun n-noanqvsndoonn -aanvuulmaa-:gg-u-qua unnnunuunuunu -- --------------------UBeaue1fu1 Brown Eyes' ..-............-..-........................-..-......--.... ....-.Jlgnjqy Ygurgglfff -------------Q-UHere Comes PETER Cotton-tail' -------------HYou Don't Learn That In School -------------------------Hnaday'B Little Girl' nJust ForuNow Be QEYEE' ' '--- ------- - M Happlneesn -A--WOhl Looks There--Ain't She Prettyn .-...,...-........-.. .... -,,,..,, .,., -nln My Annan -3------'--H----nNever Trust A Womanu - Tie Me to Your Apron Strings Againn -'H '--- ---H--------nYou're A Myateryn :neocon--nuns-vuunsso.o4-pq. --,t'Ain't sues-til f ---- ---- --------'- ma,ay's Little Boy' ' n------- ---- UHot A Care In the World' -------------------------UGhatterboxn -----eUDon't Get Around Much Anymore' --- ----- ---- ------UA Friend or Yours ---------nThere's A Song In M Heart' -----------'Girls Donft Mean A Thingn --------'-----------Hsllpping Aroundn L ---------e----- ---- -Huey Down Yonder ---------nLot He Call You Sweotbeartn --'I'm,A Big Girl Now' Ruth Ann Griffin ---- ---------------------------'Lone Ranger Polka -ii--5 9-196262--' -i?4?'3E'5?'ii'M-52'62'6E 92'ii I?ii-'12 iZ '3'v '3I 2-E'-If-'S!'K Ei I3 i'5 A Bride when the lights are low in the evening, And you are here with mo, We will walk the streets of our homo town, No beautiful sights will we see. The moon will be shining brightly, And you will hold my hand. Wefll walk through the street to the parson, Where we'll have our wedding band. You will kiss me in front of the paraon, And then we'11 walk out the door. ttl white house in the village, To our 11 e Where we'll live forever more. Philip Blanchard Class of '55 29 'xy '11 Charlie Goss--- Ronnie Crowe--- Charlie Goss--- Charlim Wo88-0-v-- eilliam Nelson' Leonard Bowan-- Bucky Aixqna--Q Ronnie Growea-f'-h- sqm x SVQ.?g5miiia??3ff j f ,Tg, 1 0-Baan School G1nissan-dwwwwwwwvwwaayie En g Most Likely to S cceadvwwwwew-Strol Shelura H----Host Ambitious--------vw'--avdayle Lang -----Most Studious-Q-v--www-whhrilyn Hailey ---'Most Cooperativo'----w-wwmduatinu Brooks ----Moat Dependablawww-vwvwgsuvv-Ggy1q Lang www-ampsb Spunteousww-wehvygggggggdaan Grown +f'ww!MOQ3,PD?U1ErwwnQ5QpgQgggxggQgBQBn6hard 4'V KU35-V9?iiUi19 4f??W? iH3iF3?333n9h3?d 'f in ,, f , - -, k . , , fk,, fff,ffm,i,Y-,,::L., I . 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N 5'.4:gZg::..i , f4:-:ii-222-f ' 2 , ,- .Q . of 511 -1 , S , A-A Q Q. -f , 5 ' ' 2 ' - , 1 ,wr jffw' , A If , A 4--Nm ME ' .x , ' 1 - ' ' W .ff ' , ' 'A'h 'X 3 XXL., if ff, ,. , . , E tj-.Rx g K .N - NX , X Ai X 1 'O H ... , 1 . - --- N , -Q, , wgnvmk AM, I 11 31 X . N , S ji The Mclndoes Midshipmen fought through another tough year ending Zigi M -ll ll .,,..-of ., X Boys Basketball y ' ' I 1 up in fourth place in the Hilldale League. The boys played 18 games this year winning 9 and losing 9. They were handicapped with the gi: loss of Ronald Crowe and Huck Aiken who were injured in a game and , were unable to play with the rest of the team in a number of games. M But with the other boys cooperating they made a successful year. U The top scorers were Bucky Aiken with 245 points followed by 5 Ronnie Crowe with 220, Philip Blanchard 120, Russ Moore 101, and Stub K Choate 86 This year the boys were handicapped with the loss of Kenny Emery7 Pratt and Gilbert Theroux. So they lost all the heights of thegf John team. But with Russ Moore, Phil Blanchard, John Gilmour, Buddy DeRusha, Royce Pinard, Richard Hatleyg Reg Hatley, Maurice Slayton, , Dick Strew Bud Bedell, and Reg Hunt, the boys put in a tough struggl with this hope graduating, Huck Aiken, Ron Crowe, Reg Hately and Dick Strew. , ! all of the teams. All of these boys helped in everyway to makewk year a successful one. kk we also wish the boys the best of luck in the future years,and ll that they have as much fun as we have had. The boys should have a successful season next year with only fou A Ronald Crowe ixo class of '53 Rt , . V 'g 32 X sffsm., 3 ,, 2 H ll 1 .2 35 5 fe X If in is Girls Basketball Z The Melndoes Lessies whirled through another season to win the Hilldsle League ChampionJ ship. Cut of twenty games only two were lost and those were outside the league. They lost, to Crleans once, end Crford once. But es for as the Hilldsle League the girls, that fought sc hard end were always as a six-men team were undefeated. They also defeated Lisbon High 5 twice, Urford once, Nt. St. Joseph twice, and also the Alumni. The girls record battered ff this year as they only lost two games. Q The Championship cup presented to Capt. Justine Brooks, by Nr. Welch, President of a the hilldele League, at the Concord Award Dance, new has the name of Mclndoes Academy etched on it for the third time in succession, The team must have the championship for three Q years in succession before they een keep the cup. it They thought they would be handicapped this year with the loss of Louise Brown, Gloria, Hamzond, and Loucille Schillings whom graduated or left our team. But with Joen white sterping in louise's place end Mary Annie replacing Lcucille and Irene Goss in Glorie's ' olsoe we succeeded. Then fur Veteran Ramona Dickinson, en old faithful forward in a N tight seme, made 52 ooints lt the Orleans game. XJ The three fighters were es follows: Top scorer Captain Justine Brooks 191, followed uv by ?euline Blanchard l6l, and Joan White with 93 points. Ruth Gnne Griffin, a second team P glayer meds 99 points. Other players that helped in many ways were R. Griffin, M. Emery, I. MacDonald, E. Fa Q P. Bedell, M. DeRusha, B. Dunn, D. Dergie, E. Hammond, N. Tang, N. Blake. f We hope the NcIA girls will be shle to take the cup for the next three yes: end we lik wish them the best of luck! va x X, X h , , I .-,, V rF . ,.i',, gh , ,,,, , .,,lZ iq, V I. ia ,vo f,,,,,.,. :'l1' A .r.4,, ,L ' 'L ' M ' l 'G J' ' A ' F' M-.4 .e1,. , A 1 ' Q'- 33 ,ja x X E e or McIA Cheerleaders The cheerleaders were chosen by the Student Council the same as they have been the previous years. A certain number of points were given for voice, poise, and motions. There were approximately fifteen 151 girls that tried out for it. There were four of last year's cheer- I leaders that were chosen again this year, with the exception of two new ? ones. The following were chosen: Cleft to right? Joan Crown, Seniorg Q Camille Sicard, Freshmang Sandra Brooks, Sophomoreg Carol Sheltra, Seniorg Dotty Dube, Juniorg and Bev. Hadley, Sophomore. At our first meeting we chose the captain and I was chosen. We also decided that we wanted different suits. We chose a suit that is similar N to a skating outfit. 2 We had a dance to raise money for the suits. The classes also con- 4 tributed some money because we did not have time to raise anymore beforeer basketball season. We are planning to pay them back. L We hired Mrs. Moore to make them. Q On behalf of the squad I wish to thank Mrs. Moore, the classes and 1 teachers for helping us during basketball season. X I have enjoyed cheering with the cheerleaders and I want to thank d them for their co-operation. V I wish the cheerleaders the best of luck next year. Joan Crown, Capt. wClass of '53 YB X X .- ' ,rx VI 34 4 , I isa, '.r.v1-,L . , . u 5 -118:-i U , . I , CH - X N. .. x N ex ,v 4 1g.zg'0wyw4fi'2'pu,. lf is j - ng.:-H 1?.:::.-4 .4 3 f vgxggx. 441: Q 2125. 'T' ni if A ' 'FSI 1---1' 'tw' 'ur X xx by Zlls 'U' 'imuwlg My HN f 1' 3 j A X 515,-,,. , '- ' A X 5. -,:'Q.w'f5'-1 4 A ll .4 , .ang I ,Q ' 5 5- N.. .r ' I ? I ,f I X W ' , H-.'fff 6 9 vc-. 13- fs, :qmw -za-2 f ,ff-'- . M if-1 I l ,4.7,:,,qz,,-9 '.,,. V A -'fkiv TQ x S9 3'.4g V1 11, .5 , ..,,-.-ef. .,,. ., ,'. fi.. N3 , .- pn Q ' ,:-.14 '1-1 'Q A V H I Elin? 'W H: H .4 P- -'ws af-:-I' Q veg.-. I ying- -1 I ' '43 'lqf-flzwiasf -QQ 5' ' . hx ' I 52-uv,r,v ini lr u ' I ' , - ' ... ...., I g - , : - f A , , . , kj ,Af . S ' . .e' .. f 1 ., ,. ' 5 i fy,'-ram uv g g 'V 1.59, -3 5 QW14-1','-X'-Zwf3 '.M!f !ff?'-46 X ---M 'R 0 1 G 'QQ' ga.. . .,'. Q. q. . 'ks fr .1145 ww if 5 , E N N Nx Q ul ix N 'Jn ,r 0 . 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You just wait and see! Buddy De-mshe of X th... K ,:, 36 eeet XX - f - w 'sJiQ,M , l K tx, . ' 1' , V - V A.-W' 'ww , K' U.S. History Class 'N 0-nf-.,,h ' w53Vi ' W -Ai ,Q 'w ,J f Q 2 i 2 5 S s 4 . 5 W Chemistry Class 37 D ,, msg-N. i Sb fi .. .v..-.4 xg Qltifl K Senior Typing ,Class 1' fn I rr I .. M' .A N Chemistry lass , P9 .fhf :' tl ' 'll 1 i..-- 38 -Ll M s ---..........a...-......-ah! OIBIIII Alumni News Class of 1950 Carroll Brown is in the United States Air Force and is stationed ' in Germany. Wendell Powers is attending Lyndon Teachers College. Gordon Blanchard is attending the University of Vermont. Natalie Little is working in Brattleboro. Gordon Bogie is living at home and working for his father. Leslie Bogie is living at home and working for his father. Mrs. Raymond Cheney Knee Clive Worsterj is living in Barnet. Mrs. Harvey Locke Knee Shirley Kendall! is living in woodsville. Paul Bedell is in the United States Air Force and is stationed in California. Clyde Bailey is in the United States Air Force and is stationed over-seas. ' Mrs. Calvin Stebbins Knee Jane Strewl is working in Miami Beach, Florida. Richard Mclntyre is in the United States Army and is stationed in Korea. Raymond Somers is living at home in Molndoe Falls, Vermont. Class of 1951 , Janet Bailey is working at west Barnet Vermont for Ollie Exlez. Francis Griffin has been drafted into the Armed Forces. Barbara Goss is taking nurses training at the Nashua Memorial Hospital in Nashya, New Hampshire. Nelson Welch is living in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. Thersa Pratt is staying at her home in Monroe, New Hampshire. Kenneth Paye Jr. is working at Woodsville in a Lumber Mill. Donald Dickinson is in the United States Navy and is stationed in South Africa. Richard Choate is in the United States Navy and is stationed at Norfork, Virginia. Mrs. Robert Duffy Knee Mary Jean Hatleyh is living at her home in Lyndonville, Vermont. li- Sylivia williams is living in Wells River and is working in the Warehouse in North Haverhill for the First National. Class of 1952 Gilbert Theroux is enrolled at the NOPWiCh Univefsityit . Loucille Schillings is taking a Nurses Training Course at the Barre City Hospital. Lena Sheppard is taking Nurses Training Course at the Barre City Hospital. Kenneth Emery is enrolled at the University of New Hampshire. Valorie Sicard is enrolled at Mount Ida in Newton Center, Mass. Karolyn Rutledge is enrolled at the University of Vermont. Katherine Gibson is taking nurses training at the Elliot Hos- pital in Manchester. Barry Story is in training with the National Guards. Mrs. Richard Heath Knee Louise Brown? is living in East Corinth. Mrs. Richard Molntyre Knee Kitty Blanchard? is living at home in Monroe, New Hampshire John Pratt has entered the Armed Forces ff f1 111 N HX Q H A : .'o 39 I -1.4 us4.,,.xx v 1, amz.-,zur-::::. ux.,4xk.mm.ruxsa COMPLIMENTS OF Caledonia County Automobile Dealers Assn. Atkins Chevrolet Garage Hardwick, Vt. Barcomb Garage Chrys., Ply., Int Hardwick, Vt. BIake's Garage Pontiac, Crosley Lyndonville, Vt. City Motor Sales Chevrolet St. Johnsbury, Vt. Corner Garage, Inc. Ford-Mercury St. Johnsbury, Vt. Northern Cadillac St. Johnsbury, Vt. C. H. Goss Co. Dodge-Plymouth St. Johnsbury, Vt. Hovey's Garage Chevrolet Lyndonville, Vt. Lesnick's DeSoto-Ply. Memorial Drive St. Johnsbury, Vt. Rivard's Garage Nash St. J ohnsbury, Vt. Gage Pontiac St. Johnsbury, Vt. SIayton's Motor Sales Ford Hardwick, Vt. Walker-Brock, Inc. Chrysler-Plymouth St. Johnsbury, Vt. Warren Motors Used Cars St. Johnsbury, Vt. Caledonia Motors Willys Jeepster St. Johnsbury, Vt. 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It's - - THE JEANETTE SHOP For Fashion Firsts 91 Railroad St. St. Johnsbury Homemade Bread - Donuts - Pies - Cakes - Etc. MOUNTAIN VIEW HOME BAKERY Ralph Sz Beatrice Heath, Props. Anderson St. Barnet, Vt. Phone 3-2248 Compliments of H. P. HOODS 8. SONS St. Johnsbury, Vt. Best of Luck to the Class of '53 from - - McINDOES CASH GRAIN STORE Grain - Coal - Building Supplies KIMBALL 8g MILES General Merchandise Phone 3-2302 Barnet, Vt Compliments of B. N. CARPENTER Plumbing Sz Heating - Sheet Metal Work Lawn Mowers Sharpened Mclndoe Falls, Vt. Compliments of THE McINDOE,S INN Walter 8: Anna Schange Mclndoes, Vt THE FOR-ALL GRAIN CO.. Coal Sz Coke Grain, Feed, Cement, Paints, Roofing Material E. Corinth Barnet, Vermont ROY H. WARDEN 8g SON General Merchandise W. Barnet, Vt. Compliments of KARL'S RED 8. WHITE STORE W. Barnet, Vt. AIKEN'S GARAGE Electric Sz Acetylene Welding - Wrecking Service Car Painting 8: Finishing - ESSO Gas Sz Oil, Lubrication Phone 3-2353 - - Barnet, Vt. McLAREN'S Case Farm Machinery - Surge Dairy Equipment Passumpsic, St. Dial St. J. 2303 NORTHERN AUTO SUPPLY 24 Railroad St. St. Johnsbury, Vt. Phone 2328 Range Sz Furnace Oils - Gasoline Oil Burners Sz Heating Systems Compliments of RADIO STATIONS WTWN 81 WIKE St. Johnsbury, Vt. Sz Newport, Vt. Compliments of PAUL M. CHOATE, M.D. Monroe, N. H. W. L. Moore MONROE GENERAL STORE Monroe, New Hampshire Compliments of J. O. FRAZER Plumbing 8z Heating Monroe, New Hampshire The Best of Everything to All Graduates Is the Wish of TOM BODWE LL The Furniture Man of .Mountains Franconia Associates Littleton, N. H - B O O S T E R S - LOREN F. BORT, Monroe, N. H. NUTE'S SERVICE STATION, Littleton, N. H. LrrTLEToN'Army s. Navy STORE, Littleton, N. H. BROWN'S GENERAL stone, Bamef, vf. GIBSON GARAGE, Mclndoes, Vt. W. CROWN CITY SERVICE, Barnet, Vt. COOLEY BROTHERS, Passumpsic, Vt. ST. JOHNSBURY TRUCKING CO., St. Johnsbury, Vt. CONCORD CANDY KITCHEN, St. Johnsbury, Vt. 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