McIndoes Academy - Spitfire Yearbook (McIndoes, VT)

Page 19 text:

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

Page 18 text:

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

Page 20 text:

'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 -