McIndoes Academy - Spitfire Yearbook (McIndoes, VT)

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I1 TEACHERS ....... MR. POWELL .......... MR. KIERSTEAD ....... D R. BOWLER ................. .................. ............. Iss TWITCHELL ......... 'SBNIORS ................... ,J PAT EENN ............... GAYLE LANG ............ CARROLL CHOATE ...... CAROLYN CHOATE ........ PAT LITTLE .................. SHIRLEY BOWEN ........ ' . JUSTINE BROOKS ......... LEONARD BOWEN ..... RICHARD HATLEY .... f. ALFRED NELSON ......... WILLIAM NELSON ...... IRENE MACDONALD IRENE Goss ................... JEROLYN NI-SWELL ...... DOROTHY DUBE ......... JOAN WHITE ............... RAMONA DICKINSONW' ' MCIA HIT PARADE So Long, It's Been Good To Know You I'm Walking Behind You All' Dear Old Pal' Zana, Zana, Zana CTinaJ' Why Should I Cry?' We'll Leave Our Troubles At The Old CMCIAJ You, You, You' . ..... Sweet Bessie From Pike' My Little Green Wagon' Let's Walk That A-way' You're a Mystery' Hootchy Coochy Henry' There's Been A Change In Me' Stranger in Paradise' Sleepy Time CAD' Home Cooking' CTeddy1 Bear's Picnic' Three Wishes' Bouncing CBogieJ' It Is No Secret' Anchors Away' .fffffffffffffffff' 3OiS2iQ Ti1e Door R.ichard' KENNETH DERUSHA .fffffff ...ff 1 Won't Go Hunting With You Jake JUNIORS ................... BEVERLY HADLEY ...... PAT BRADSHAW ......... MAXINE EMERY .............. MARILYN HATLEY ......... BESSIE DUNN ...............- PHYLLIS PARADIE ....... But I'll Go Chasing Women' We'1l Get By Somehow' u- I Ricochet' Secret Love' I'll Walk Alone' No Help Wanted' I Found Your Letters' Many Times' DORA DARGIE -,--.-.,. ,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.........,... C est S1 Bon' ROBERT WARD ,-,-.,,. ,,,,,,, ' 'Don't Go Court'in In A Hot Rod REG HUNT --.-'--.,----...---- ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,.,........... . Possibilities PHIL BLANCHARD ....... ......... ' 'Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue B03 HATLEY ,..,--.,.,-, ,,,,,,,,,,................... ' 'Scatterbrainn JOAN scOT'r ................. MARY DERUSHA ........ SOPHOMORES ................ JOHN CROWN ...... GAIL BEDELL ......... NORENE LANG ......... HELEN BURGESS .......... RICHARD AN NIS ......... BARBARA D1cK1NsON f.' .... My Best To You Peter Cotton Tail' Skaters Waltz' Chatterbox' Johnny's Got A Sweetheart' Changing Partners' Enjoy Yourself' I'm A Big Girl Now' Don't Get Around Much Anymore' Sound Off For Chesterfields

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W. CLASS WILL - We, the Class of 1954, being sound mentally and physically as much as we are able to be, declare this document to be our last will and testament, after our debts and fun- eral expenses have been paid, we dispose of our precious belongings as follows: I, Ramona Dickinson, give my ability to drive to Reginald Hunt. I, Gayle Lang, give my ability to act to Royce Pinard. I, Irene Goss, give my ability to flirt to Phyllis CRedJ Paradie. I, Carolyn Choate, give my natural curly hair to Marilyn Paye, so she won't have to have a permanent. I, joan White, give my ability to get good marks without studying to the underclassmen who need it. I, Dorothy Dube, give my ability to cheer to Lois Paradie. I, Patricia Little, give my ability to take things as a joke to Camille Sicard. I, Justine Brooks, give my ability to play basketball to Ann Pollard. I, Patricia Fenn, give my sense of humor to Donna Goss. I, Jerolyn Newell, give my ability to sing to Phyllis Paradie. I, Buddy DeRusha, give my ability to criticize the cheerleaders to the Freshmen boys. I, Alfred Nelson, give my ability to sleep in class to Billy Pecor, so he won't be so mis- chievous. I, Irene MacDonald, give my ability to stay in nights to Beverly Hadley. I, Carroll Choate, give my ability to go steady to Robert Ward I, Leonard Bowen, give my ability to run a farm to Richard Nelson. I, Richard Harley, give my ability to bowl to Helen Burgess. I, William Nelson, give my ability to cook hot dogs to anyone who wants to do it. I, Shirley Bowen, give my ability to be quiet to Ruth Griffin. Signed: Dorothy Dube Witnesses: Edward T. Bowler, Gladys Twitchell

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MCIA HIT PARADE fContinuedj Wa ii- 5. JOHN GILMOUR ........... ........................................................... ' 'Girl of My Dreams' MAURICE SLAYTON ............ Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go On a Friday Night' CAMMIE SICARD .......... .......................... ' 'Don't Let the Stars Get In Your Eyes' EDITH HAMMOND ...... ................................. ' 'He Wasn't The Marrying Kind' NORENE BLAKE ....... ................................................,......... ' 'Because of You' ROYCE PINARD ........ ................................... ' 'Women Are The Cause of Itfkll BILLY PECOR .............. ....... ' 'There'll Be A Hot Time In The Old Town Tongzit' RICHARD NELSON ...... ...................................................... ' 'Daddy's Little My ANN POLLARD .............. ................... . ........... ' 'Slowpolte' DONNA GOSS ................... ........ ' 'I'll Sail This Ship Alo V' RUTH ANN GRIFFIN ...... ..... ' 'Not A Care in The Wor 'N ALTON MAXWELL ....... ............. ' 'Me and My Shado ARTHUR ROYAL ...... ...... ' 'Sidewalks of New York' FRESHMEN ..................... ....... ' 'Chewing Gum RITA HATLEY ...................... .................... ' 'Peggy O'Neil CHRISTINE THEROUX ....... ...... ' 'Won't You Come Billy' JUDY 'CONANT ................. ....... ' 'Oh johnny, Oh Johnny' NEIL POLLARD ...... .................. ' 'Devil's Dream BILLY IRWIN ............. ,..................... ' 'Billy Boy' CLIFTON LITTLE ....... .................. ' 'Hey, Joe' CARLENE DUNN ................................ .....,....... ' 'Ain't She Sweet LYRIS BLAKE ......................................... ................................... ' 'Dear John KENNETH AND KENDALL BECK ......... ................ ' 'You're Fooling Someone' ROBERT WRIGHT . PHYLLIS PARADIE LOIS PARADIE ............... You Don't Learn That in School Red-Head Merry Maiden Polka Rag Mop MARILYN PAYE .,...........,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, AUDREY DERUSHA LINDA HUFNAGEL BETTY BUSKEY ...... BRENDA EMERY ........... MURIEL HUNT .............,... RAYMOND BOWEN u Baby Face Linda Slipping Around A Friend of Yours Jeannie With The Light Brown Hair Girls Don't Mean A Thing' CLASS POEM The four years we've spent here Have left memories fond and dear. When first we entered McIA We never will forget the day! We began at Mclndoes both scared and shy But soon learned to let nothing pass us by. When we were Freshmen that first year, We were glad to have our classmates near. Our Sophomore and junior years came nexrg We were deep in work up to our necks! Now we are Seniors, complete in body and mindg Soon we will leave Mclndoes behind. Now as we part from our old friends, and start our career Soon to meet new friends far and near. Our thoughts will return, Mclndoes to youg And we'1l always love our dear old school. CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS MOTTO: Life is What You Make It.