McIndoes Academy - Spitfire Yearbook (McIndoes, VT)
- Class of 1955
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'ig - V 4-95' . 552, ' VV V fb-' N- ' -i ' V- -A '- A, aff: 5 ae-:V 'V .1 Q- , -- VV., wx .JV - -- :..- 'Ttvs V V V- - S.:-' ff' -V L -V- .-9 V3, ' .H 6. x . i PITFIBE l 9 5 5 SPITFIRE STAFF MCINDOES ACADEMY Mclndoe Falls, Vermont 1954 - 1955 Editor in Chief .. .. .,5,, , .. Patriria Bradshaw Assistant Editor ,77555 it Maxine Emery junior Editor ..... 7,,,, N oreno Lang Literary Editor rr,.,r rrr.. . r.,.trrr..Y Robert Hailey Business Managers .. ss,. ,E Robert W ard and Dora Dargic Alumni News ......s,, E ,.,,,.e,.,... ,.,ss , ssss,,s..s.es J oan Scott Sports News .......v. Y Freshman News .,,.,, Sophomore News ,, Junior News ..,..s, Senior News s,,,, Art Editor .. Typists ,ssss Advisor sss,, Philip Blanchard Roger Pinard Carlenc Dunn Norcnc Blake' E 7 Maxine Emery Robert Ward , Seniors A Mr. Powell SCHOOL DAYS The members of the Class of 1955 are now ending their high school days. This is a good time to pause and consider what school days means to us. It is indeed a privilege to go to school, although many of you may be thinking, Oh, if we only didn't have to go to school . Do you realize that if you didnlt have this education, that you are now acquir- ing or have already acquired, what a difference it would mean to you when later in your life you apply for a position? One of the first questions most em- ployers ask is Have you a high school diploma? If your answer is No your chances of getting the position are very small. The employer also usually wants to know what kind of work you did in high school-that is, what your grades were. The one with the highest grades stands a better chance of Patricia Bradshaw getting the position. We have heard graduates of high school after they have been out a year or more say, I wish I had studied harder while in school . After going out into the world and entering competition with others they realize the value of a high school education and that harder work while in high school is important. Therefore many young people should take the advice of these who have seen their mistake. In this day and age every time you read a newspaper, you see that your world is changing faster and faster, so we want to study and keep up with the times. In school we get not only a background for the subjects we may need to earn a living, but a social life as well. From your work in school you can decide on your life- time work desired, and whether or not you want to go on to college or other forms of secondary school. It is also here you learn cooperation and how to work with others. You also learn rules of etiquette and how to act in public. School activities, such as formal dances, give assurance in these things. It is here at school we get our knowledge of what life is really about, and what we need to make our community a better and happier place to live not only for our- selves but for others too. Yes, we think this opportunity of getting a high school education is indeed our heritage. For it is our privilege to make America and the whole world a better and freer place in which to live. i So may every boy and girl resolve to get an education and may we all do our part to make the schools better places to gain knowledge for future generations. PATRICIA BRADSHAW Editor 2 DEDICATION Miss Gladys Twitchell Here's to you, Miss Twitchell, From the depth of our hearts, After four years together, Now we must part. May God always be with you, Through each night and day, To guide you and help you, And show you the way. Welll always remember, Your work so well done, Your many, many friends, You've so trustingly won. Your smile when you're happy Your frown when you're sad, To us you're remembered, As the best friend we've had. So hats off to Miss Twitchell, Best teacher we've known, McIA's proud, To call her, Our Own. 3 MAXINE EMERY PHILIP JOHN BLANCHARD P, J. Born: Monroe, New Hampshire, December 25, 1936 Favorite Study: Math Favorite Expression: What do you say! Ambition: To be an Engineer Hobby: Girls Glee Clubrl, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Spitfire 45 Student Council 35 Vice-President 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2: Plays 1, 4. PATRICIA ANN BRADSHAW Klpatil Born: Concord, Vermont, April 27, 1937 Favorite Study: Biology, Civics Favorite Expression: Stop that! Ambition: To be an X-ray Technician Hobby: Reading, Study of Birds Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 All State Band 1, 45 Student Council 35 President 35 Junior Editor of Spitfire 35 Editor of Spitiire 45 Plays 2, 3, 45 Good Citizenship Girl 45 Vice-President 2. DORA LUCY DARGIE t'Frenchy Born: Woodsville, New Hampshire, March 5, 1937 Favorite Study: Civics, Math Favorite Expression: Oh, Gads! Ambition: To be a Stewardess Hobby: Being late for class Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Cheer-leading 3, 45 Spitfire Staff 45 Softball 1, 25 Newspaper Staff 45 Vermont Girls State 35 Secretary 15 Student Council 45 Plays 1, 2, 3, 4. 4 MARY ANN DERUSHA cmMa7,yx! Born: Newbury, Vermont, May 21, 1937 Favorite Study: Typing Favorite Expression: What a life, Huh! Ambition: To be a Stenographer Hobby: Dancing, writing letters Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 35 Basketball 2, 3: Substitute Cheer-Leader 4: Girls Basketball Manager 4: Spitfire Staff 4: Assistant Newspaper Editor 4: Plays 1, 2, 3, Softball 2. BARBARA JEAN DICKINSON Barbie Born: Monroe, New Hampshire, December 4, 1935 Favorite Study: Typing, Biology Favorite Expression: Want to bet? Ambition: To be a Missionary Hobby: Hunting Glee Club 3, 4: Spitfire Staff 4: Newspaper Art Editor 4g Basketball 45 Plays 3, 4. BESSIE ARVILLIA DUNN liB6ssl, Born: Woodsville, New Hampshire, january 12, 1937 Favorite Study: Bookkeeping, Business Law Favorite Expression: Oh! Yeah! Ambition: To be a Beautician Hobby: Doing housework Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 1, Z, 45 Spitiire Staff 4: Basketball 2, 5, 4: Softball 1, 2. 5 MAXINE A. EMERY Maxine Born: Monroe, New Hampshire, December 10, 1936 Favorite Study: Psychology Favorite Expression: Heavens! Ambition: To be a waitress Hobby: Writing letters Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Spitfire Staff 45 Assistant Editor of Spitfire 45 Plays 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 35 Secretary 45 Treasurer 3: News- paper 4. BEVERLY ANN HADLEY n'KBe,UJ! Born: East Barnet, Vermont, june 10, 1936 Favorite Study: English Favorite Expression: Oh! Great! Ambition: To get married Hobby: Dancing Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 45 Spitfire Staff 45 Plays 1, 2, 35 Vice-President 15 Secretary 35 Student Council 3. MARILYN JUNE HATLEY llM0llyH Born: Monroe, New Hampshire, April 28, 1937 Favorite Study: Biology Favorite Expression: Oh! ! Ambition: To be a Missionary Hobby: Oil painting Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 All State Band 25 Treasurer 45 President 25 Student Council 25 Plays 1, Z, 3, 45 Spelling Contest 1, 25 Spitfire Staff 4. 6 ROBERT WAYNE HATLEY HB0bU Born: St. Johnsbury, Vermont, May 19, 1937 Favorite Study: Women Favorite Expression: Yeah? Hobby: Hot Rods Ambition: join the Air Force Glee Club 1, 2: Spitfire Staff 45 Band 13 Plays 1, 2, Stage Manager 3, 4. REGINALD WAYNE HUNT HDDCU Born: Monroe, New Hampshire, May 2, 1937 Favorite Study: Girls Favorite Expression: My Lord! Hobby: Girls Ambition: Bookkeeper Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Plays 1, 2, 3, 45 Spitfire Staff 49 Student Council 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Umpire 3, 4. PHYLLIS IRENE PARADIE Phil Born: Woodsville, New Hampshire, April 4, 1937 Favorite Study: General Mathematics Favorite Expression: Oh Yeah? Hobby: Dancing and roller skating Ambition: To be a Stenographer Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 33 Student Council 2, Spitfire Staff 4, Assistant Editor of Newspaper 4 5 Plays 1, 3, 4, Softball 2. 7 JOAN MARIE SCOTT J0annie Born: Hyannis, Massachusetts, August 19, 1937 V Favorite Study: People Favorite Expression: Well, now, I don't know Ambition: To be happy Hobby: Reading, dancing Glee Club 1, 3, 4: President 45 Treasurer 1, 2: Stu- dent Council 4g Student Council President 4: News- paper Editor 45 Spitfire Staff 4, Librarian 2, 3, 43 Softball 2: Plays 1, 2, 4. ROBERT C. WARD UB0b77 Born: North Monroe, New Hampshire, Oc- tober 14, 1937 Favorite Study: Girls Favorite Expression: I don't give a darn Ambition: To be a farmer or State Trooper Hobby: Studying cars Boys State 3: Time Keeper 3, 4: Student Council 43 Mail Carrier 1, 2, 3, 45 Plays 1, 2, 3, 4. CLASS HISTORY Freshman Year: . We started our Freshman year with iifteen members. At our first class meeting we elected our class officers who were: President ::::::::,::::::..:::::::,::., .,.,.,.. S andra Brooks Vice President .,... ..... B everly Hadley Secretary sssssssssssr.sss.,ss.ss.....,,,..,,,..s,......,,.............. .. Dora Dargie Treasurer ::::::::::::.:::,:::::::.,::..::.,:,,....,...:::.,....:..,:.,. Robert Ward Later in the season, our number was reduced to fourteen when Alvin Bates left us. Joan Scott became treasurer when Robert Ward resigned. Our advisor was Mr. Kierstead. 8 Sophomore Year: We began our Sophomore year with a little more courage and confidence in our- selves. At our first class meeting we elected our officers, who were: President ..,...i,.,te.e,eee,.e.....,.,.,e. , ,e.e,,eee,e . e.,.e...,e.e,, Marilyn Halley Vice President e,e.e,, .,..eet P atricia Bradshaw Secretary ..,..,ee.,ee eee,. , .. Beverly Hadley Treasurer ..,i..eee,ee.,........,.......eeee,,e,,.,,......,e..e,,ee,,,..,....,.i Joan Scott This was the year we waited for because we could then initiate the incoming Freshmen. This year we entered the one-act play contest, putting ourselves in competition with the other classes. This year Mr. Farrell was our advisor. Junior Year: This year the following class officers were elected: President iee,,e,.,,....,..,...,e,.ee,,eee,,e,,,ees,.......,.,.... Patricia Bradshaw Vice President ,,,ee,, ........ M ary DeRusha Secretary ,,........., ,..e,.ee.,,.., ...... ,...,. . .,ee ..,... P h y l lis Paradie Treasurer ..,..,...........,ee.,a,e,,.eeev,e......i,es,e,e..,e.e,,,s..,... Maxine Emery Sandra Brooks and Merideth Newell left us to get married, which left us with only thirteen members. About the middle of the year Barbara Dickinson transferred here from Orford, which then brought us up to fourteen. Mr. Bowler was our advisor. Senior Year: We held our first class meeting September 1Oth. Our officers, who were chosen the year before, were: President ,..... .............. Joan Scott Vice President ....... ...... P hilip Blanchard Secretary ,.e.,. .- ........,e,.,ee, . ,..,..... .. ...... ,...,. ............ M a xine Emery Treasurer ...,..........,............ .. ...,.,.............,..........., Marilyn Halley Patricia Bradshaw was elected as Editor in Chief of the yearbook. We gave our Senior play, Chintz Cottage, in October, and it was a success. This year we have been putting out, one a month, the McIA Newspaper. The Editor is joan Scott. Assistant Editors are Mary DeRusha and Phyllis Paradie, and the Art Editor is Barbara Dickinson. We entered the one-act play contest again this year with a play called Pot Luck? We hope it will be a success. Miss Twitchell was our advisor. MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY MR. COOK, A.B., Ed.M.-English Miss TWITCHELL, B.A., M.A.-Science and Math MR. POWELL, B.S.-Business Education MR. BOWLER, B.S.-Social Studies MRS. LEBLANC, B.M.-Glee Club MR. MCLURE, Ithaca College of Music-Band MRS. MCKIRAHAN, A.B.-English 9 SENIOR CLASS Front row. loft to right: B. Dunn. M. Hailey, P. Blanchard, Class Advisor Miss Twitchcll J. Scott. M. l':l I1l'l'j', B. Dickinson. Back row: M, Dc'Rusha, P, Bradshaw, R. Hatlcy, R. Hunt R. Ward, ll, llzirgic, P. Pziruclic. SPITFIRE STAFF Front row. lt-lt to right: j. Scott, M. Emery, P. Bradshaw, N. Lang, B. Dunn, M. DcRusha Back row: P, Blxmcharrl, H. Dickinson, M. Hatlcy, P. Paradic, Spitiire Advisor Mr. Powell, D Dargic, R. Wzircl, R. Hunt, R. Hatlcy. 10 SENIOR GLASS INITIALS P. J. 8z Blakie Pat Always Blushes Dora Loves Diamonds Mary Adores Dancing Barbie Jokes Daily Bessie Always Dates fStubJ Merle Admires Conej Emery ..,,a,,.a,, ,a,, B ev's Always Happy Merry, jolly, Happy . Rushes With Homework Reg Went Hunting CGirlsJ Phyllis Is Patient Joan Must Succeed P. J. B. P. A. B. D. L. D. ...... . M. A. D B. J. D. B. A. D. M. A. E. ..,., . B. A. H. M. J. H. R. W. H. ..... . R. W. H P. I. P. .,.,. . J. M. S. R. C. W. ...... . E. T. B. ...., -. .... ....,.,,........, . .. ...,., , .......... . ........... Ed Teaches Basketball R. E. M. .... ...... R eal, Energetic Minded N. A. P. ........ ......... N orman Always Plans G. P. T. ......., ..... - . Grand Patient Teacher Robert is Courageous and Wise TEACHERS' INITIALS HOT RODS Many guys have souped up rods And many have just wrecks, They smash them all up one day, And fix them up the next. Some guys like to fly along At high and dangerous speeds. But some have sense enough to go slow, And drive by the laws and creeds. If all the guys who drive these rods Would always drive them slow It would cut down the number of accidents And the old maids c0uldn't crow. If all of them who drive so fast Would take out girls instead, They'd be more likely to stay a-live And not as likely dead. 11 MAURICE SLAYTON Junior ADVICE TO UNDERGRADUATES F RESHMEN: We all know you're around, so why not be a little more quiet. DAVID BANDY: Keep as courteous as you are, and you will be liked always. ROBERT BROCK: Speak up so we'll know you're around. SALLY CONANT: Keep up the basketball practice, Sally, the team will need you. SANDRA C ROWE: Keep giving out the gum, Sandra, everyone likes it. ALBERT DUBE: Give the teachers a little consideration. VERDA EMERY: Keep up your good work in basketball. DOUGLAS GILMOUR: Stop picking on the girls, Doug. PATRICIA MITCHELL: Take it easy on the fiirting, Patty. JON MORRILL: Don't let all that attention from the girls affect your swell personality. ROGER PINARD: How about acting your age? JOYCE PLACEY: How about being a little more friendly. I'm sure it would pay off. GLORIA RIFF: Take it easy on the make-up! LEO SHEPPARD: Try growing a little taller, Leo. PATRICIA WARD: Go on a slight diet and youlll be the cutest girl in your class. LEONARD PAYE: How about not acting so wise for awhile. MARGARET DeRUSHA: How about being a little more friendly, Margie? AUDREY KELSO: Keep up that diet, Audrey, it is making you look a lot nicer. JAMES SLAYTON: Try acting like yourself for once. SOPHOMORES: Grow up a little because you'll be Juniors next year. RAYMOND BOWEN: Take it easy on the chocolate bars. LYRIS BLAKE: Try keeping people out of trouble instead of in trouble. BETTY BUSKEY: Keep up the studying. JUDY CONANT: Keep up your courage, Judy, it means a lot. BRENDA EMERY: You're a swell basketball player. Keep it up. RITA HATLEY: You're a swell galg don't change. LINDA HUFNAGEL: Don't do so much studying, and enjoy yourself a little. MURIEL HUNT: There isn't much to say to you, Jeanie, except that you are a real nice girl. WILLIAM IRWIN: How about finding a girl friend, Billy. CLIFTON LITTLE: How about not picking on the girls any more. PHYLLIS PARADIE: You might try studying a little. It sure helps. MARILYN PAYE: Donlt take everything too seriously. NEIL POLLARD: Grow up, you'll soon be a Junior. CHRISTINE THEROUX: You are a swell cheerleader. Keep up the good work. ROBERT WRIGHT: You're a swell guy! Keep up the work in basketball. KENDALL BECK and KENNETH BECK: Thanks for dressing different. Now we can tell you apart. Good Work! AUDREY DeRUSHA: You're a swell cheerleader, but don't let it go to your head. CARLENE DUNN: Keep your hair as pretty as it is now. LOIS PARADIE: Don't be quite so talkative. JUNIORS: You have got to change a lot before you will be respected Seniors. RICHARD ANNIS: Keep it up and you'll be a printer some day. NORENE BLAKE: Keep up the swell trumpet playing. HELEN BURGESS: Please continue being so friendly. 12 JOHN CROWN: Donit try too many experiments, something might blow up. JOHN GILMOUR: Watch your glasses at the ball games, Johnnie. You might break them. DONNA GOSS: Speak up, Donna, most of your ideas are good. RUTH GRIFFIN! How about getting to classes on time. EDITH HAMMOND: Don't let all that attention change you. NORENE LANG: Keep up the hard work on the Spitfire. ALTON MAXWELL: Youive got a swell personality, Mac, but watch your temper a little. ROYCE PINARD: Peacham girls are nice, but some of the Mclndoes girls are awful nice too. ANN POLLARD: We've heard from you more often this year. Keep it up! CAMILLE SICARD: Youlre a good student. Keep it up. RICHARD NELSON: Sit up and pay more attention in school. WILLIAM PECOR: Take it easy with that Freshman girl, Bill. MAURICE SLAYTON: Please keep your stories to yourself. FUTURE ADVICE TO SENIORS SENIORS: Always mind your own business and you'll get along fine. PHILIP BLANCHARD: Take things a little more seriously, P. J. ROBERT HATLEY: Always keep up your swell sense of humor, and youill make a success of life. REGINALD HUNT: Please don't take everything so seriously, Reg. MARILYN HATLEY: State your opinions more often. Some of them are very good. JOAN SCOTT: Don't change and you'll always be happy. BARBARA DICKINSON: The change is for the better, Barb. Keep it up. MARY DeRUSHA: Don't change your mind quite so often. BESSIE DUNN: Speak up once in awhile and give us your ideas. PATRICIA BRADSHAW: Always stay the way you are, because people like you are certainly needed. BEVERLY HADLEY: When you start something try tinishing it, and everything will work out a lot better. MSIXINE EMERY: Keep the good poems coming. We're sure youill be a poet some- ay. ROBERT WARD: Keep helping people stay out of trouble, Bob, the world needs more sensible people like you. H PHYLLIS PARADIE: Always be good natured, and life wonlt be hard for you. DORA DARGIE: You have shown good qualities of leadership in Student Council this year. Keep it up and you can be a real help in whatever held of life you enter. TEACHERS MR. BOWLER: Keep up the good work in coaching. We are sure the team will come out tops with you coaching. MISS TWITCHELL: There isn't much advice we can give you except donit ever change. You're wonderful as you are. MR. POWELL: Keep up the swell patience, Mr. Powell, the students sure appreci- ate it. MRS. MCKIRAHAN: You've done a swell job coming in as substitute. We ap- preciate it. 13 FRESHMAN CLASS Front row, left to right: L. Shepard, G. Riff, J. Morrill, S. Conant, Class Advisor Mr. Cook, J. Placcy, R. Pinard, S. Crowe, P, Mitchell. Back row: A. Kelso, M. DeRusha, R. Brock, I. Slayton, L. Paye, D. Gilmour, D. Bandy, V. Emery, P. Ward, A. Dube. FRESHMAN CLASS NEWS We started the year with twenty students. Two left, so right now we have eighteen students. The Sophomores initiated us and gave us a reception. We participated in the magazine drive and came out second. We have had hve class meetings so far this year. We had a Christmas play for our parents. We produced a play for the contest held March 23. 1955. We have had a swell year so far, and l'm sure the rest will be a success. The class officers are: President, Sally Conant: Vice-President, Joyce Plaeeyg Secretary, Roger Pinard: Treasurer, jon Morrill. Our members of Student Council are: Verda Emery and Junior Dube. ROGER PINARD Freshman Class Reporter 14 SOPHOMCRE CLASS Front row, left to right: A. DeRusha, B. Busky, R. Hatley, C. Theroux, B. Emery, Class Advisor Mr. Powell, M. Hunt, C. Dunn, L. Hufnagel, R. Bowen. Back row: P. Paradie, L. Blake, N. Pollard, J. Conant, R. Wright, C. Little, K. Beck, K. Beck, W. Irwin, M. Paye, L, Paradie. SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS The sophomore class held their nrst meeting September 10, 1954. The following officers were elected: President, Brenda Emeryg Vice-President, Jeanie Hunt: Secre- tary, Carlene Dunng and Treasurer, Christine Theroux. Members of the Student Council are: Judy Conant and Robert Wright. We put on a reception in the Academy Hall for the Freshmen on September 16. Chet Howard played for us. Because Judy Conant broke her hip in a skiing accident and was unable to attend school, Jeanie Hunt was elected to take her place as a Student Council Member. We took part in the one-act play contest on March 23. The name of the play was Glamorous Gloria. On March 31, we held a dance at Monroe Town Hall with music by Chet Howard. We had two girls on the First team for girls' basketball and one boy on the boys' team. Six other members played. John Paye transferred from Groton, but left at Christmas time. CARLENE DUNN Class of '57 15 JUNIOR CLASS Front row, left to right: D. Goss, H. Burgess, A. Pollard, N. Blake, Class Advisor Mr. Bowler, E. Hammond, j. Crown, C. Sicard. Back row: R. Grifiin, J. Gilmour, M. Slayton, A. Maxwell, R. Nelson, R. Annis, R. Pinarrl, W. Pecor, N. Lang. JUNIOR CLASS NEWS Hi Everybody! This year we started by electing new officers at our first class meeting held September 10, 1954. The following officers were elected: President. Edith Hammond: Vice-President, john Crown: Secretary, Norene Blakeg and Treas- urer, Ann Pollard. Student Council members are: Ruth Griffin and Alton Maxwell. We held a junior Hop in the Academy Hall in October and cleared 318.15 John Gilmour was our outstanding magazine salesman again this year. We held a food sale january ZO, 1955 at Moore's General Store in Monroe and cleared 252295. A lot of the members in our class and in some of the other classes are still corresponding with our former classmate, Arthur Royal who now lives at 159-30 Harlem River Drive, New York 39, New York. We all voted to buy our graduation pictures from Morris Studios in Colebrook. New Hampshire. We are looking forward to seeing ou all affain next ear when we are Seniors. P1 F7 Z1 y NORENE BLAKE Secretary 16 STUDENT COUNCIL Front ruw, lcft to right: R. Griffin, D. Dargic, R. Ward, Faculty Advisor Miss Twitchcll, J. Scott, A. Dubc. Back row: J. Conant, R. Wright, A. Maxwell, V. Emory. SENIOR PLAY CAST Front row. left to right: M. Hatlcy, P. Bradshaw, Coach Mrs. Bowler, D. Dargic, B. Dickinson. Back row: R. Hunt, I. Scott, P. Blanchard. 17 R A H M R I A A H CHEERLEADERS Top row: Audrey DeRusha. Middle row, left to right: Christine Theroux, Camille Sicard, Judy Conant, Bottom row: Dora Dargie. This year's cheerleaders, Beverly Hadley and Dora Dargie, Seniorsg Camille Sicard, junior: Judith Conant and Christine Theroux, Sophomoresg and Audrey DeRusha who took Dorothy Dube's place. Mary DeRusha was chosen for our substitute. At our first meeting, we chose Beverly Hadley for our Captain. We also decided that we wanted new suits. We chose blue skirts, yellow weskits and white blouses. Two food sales and one dance were put on to earn money for our new uniforms. Although we made quite a bit of money, we didnlt have enough to pay for our uniforms, so we will be putting on some food sales in the near future. 4 On behalf of the squad, I wish to thank Mrs. Ronald Bedell of Woodsville, N. H., for making our uniforms, and also the classes and teachers for helping during the bas- ketball season. I have enjoyed cheering with the cheer-leaders and wish to thank them for their patience, understand- ing and cooperation. I wish them the best of luck next year. BEVERLY HADLEY, Captain Class of ,SS 18 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: B. Dickinson, R. Hatley, N. Lang, M. Emery, E. Hammond, B. Emery, R. Griffin, M, Hunt, B. Dunn. Back row: Scorer C. Dunn, A. Kelso, I.. Blake, J. Placey, S. Conant. V. Emery, M. Paye, P. Ward, M. Dr-Rusha, I.. Hulnatzel, N. Blake, Coach I. Brooks. GIRLS' BASKETBALL NEWS The Mclndoes Lassies won the league championship for the fifth straight year. We were defeated in one battle with Peacham, our only defeat in league play for five years. We played 15 league games this year with a final of 14 wins and 1 loss. Ruth Ann Griffin and Maxine Emery tied in scoring with 246 points each, and Muriel Hunt came in third. The Seniors this year are Barbara Dickinson, Bessie Dunn, and Maxine Emery. Members of next year's squad are as follows: forwards-Ruth Ann Griffin, Muriel Hunt, Rita Hatley, Lyris and Norene Blake, Linda Hufnagel, Sally Conant, Audrey Kelso, and Pat Ward, guards-Edith Hammond, Norene Lang, Brenda and Verda Emery, Marilyn Paye, and Joyce Placey. We have enjoyed having Justine Brooks our coach and thank her very much for everything she has done for us. BIAXINE EMERY Captain of 'SS 19 BOYS' BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: J. Gilmour, A. Maxwell, R. Hunt, P. Blanchard, R. Pinard, M. Slay- ton, R. Wright. Back row: Coach Mr. Bowler, A. Dube, J, Crown, J. Morrill, C. Little, L. Paye, J. Slayton, N. Pollard, R. Pinard, Timer R. Ward. BOYS' BASKETBALL NEWS Mr. Bowler and his fine coaching helped the boys enjoy a very good season. Our seasonis record was 11 wins and 4 losses. Three of our losses were by only one point. Our other loss was by ten points. The scores were as follows: Haverhill 48, MCIA 472 Peacham 44, McIA 433 Danville 37, McIA 363 Peacham 60, MCIA 50. We won double victories from Concord, Groton, Newbury, Wells River and single victories from Lisbon and Danville, and a thriller from Haverhill, 50-49. Our leading scorer was Center Alton Mac Maxwell who scored 229 points, and also was best in foul shots making 60 per cent. Next in scoring was Royce Pinard with 210 points, and a foul-shooting average of 57.7 per cent. Captain Philip HP. J. Blanchard was third with 132 points, and a 45.8W foul- shooting average. Although he did not make as many points as last year, he set up key plays and was a leader in offensive rebounds. Reg Hunt made 97 points and was our only big man. The other scorers and totals were john Gilmour, 84, Bob Wright, 31: Maurice Slayton, 28, Neil Pollard, 153 Leonard Faye, 113 Roger Pinard, 7g Cliff Little, 4, John Crown, 33 and Jon Morrill, 1. Next year we will have 13 of the 15 players back. We shall greatly miss P. J. Blanchard and Reg Hunt who helped tremendously this season. JOHN GILMOUR 20 BOYS' BASEBALL Front row, left to right: W. Pecor, J. Gilmour, A. Maxwell, P. Blanchard, R. Pinard, M. Slay- ton, R. Wright. Back row: Coach M. Bowler, N. Pollard, J. Morrill, K. Beck, J. Slayton, R. Pinard, Manager J. Crown. BASEBALL NEWS The boys' baseball team was very fortunate in having been able to purchase new baseball uniforms. The Hilldale League is divided into two parts for baseball: the North and the South. Newbury, Groton, Wells River, and Mclndoes are in the Southern division. Peacham, Danville, Concord, and St. Johnsbury Trade are in the Northern division. The Mclndoes boys took the Southern division with a 6-O record. The members of the team are P. J. Blanchard, john Gilmour, Royce Pinard, Maurice Slayton, Billy Pecor, Alton Maxwell, Neil Pollard, Robert Wright, Kenneth and Kendall Beck, Roger Pinard, Jon Morrill, and James Slayton. The boys are looking forward to another good season. ALTON K'MAC,, MAXWELL Z1 Roger Pinard Gloria Riff . ..,, ,,, ,, Sandra Crowe .,...,,.,, Patricia Mitchell o,,,., Jon Morrill ,,,, M .l.,, . junior Dube ,o,l...., Margy DeRusha ..7.,, Sally Conant .l.....,. Verda Emery ,o7o.oo7 jimmy Slayton ,orlo Joyce Placey ..,.v Audrey Kelso ,,c.,c, Dougie Gilmour ..,v,,, Bobbie Brock David Bandy .l,,,c., Leonard Paye .ccc.,, Leo Sheppard ,,.., I Patricia Ward ,c,cccc Mrs. McKirahan Lyris Blake s,,s..s Carlene Dunn ..s.... Lois Paradle ,,s,.,c,..... Audrey DeRusha ,. ..., ,. Jeanie Hunt ,.c.sss,ss Brenda Emery slst.,.... Raymond Bowen .I Billy Irwin ,.,,,s,,ss,. Clifton Little ,,.,,,,s Rita Hatley ,,ss,ss Neil Pollard ,,r,., Bobby Wright ...,., Betty Buskey ,.sl,.. Kenneth Beck ,.,,.,. Kendall Beck ..s,.. .........,, Phyllis M. Paradie Judy Conant ,ccccs,v, Marilyn Paye .,..c,c,r, , Linda Hufnagel .... Mr. Powell sssl.... Alton Maxwell ,,,,. Ruth Ann Griffin ,,t.. ,, Royce Pinard ccssstss,., Maurice Slayton r,lt... Edith Hammond .,.... Norene Blake .,,t,,, McIA HIT PARADE FRESHMEN Beautiful, Beautiful, Blue Eyes I Want to be a Cowboy Sweetheart Skaters Waltz Beautiful, Beautiful, Brown Eyes Pm a Ladies' Man Somebody Goofed Redhead from Seattle? 'tAinlt She Sweet? I Double Dare You Not a Care in the World The Little House Upon the Hill ., ,,,,,ss,trss,.... Missing in Action! That's my Weakness Now You're a Mystery Have You Ever Been Lonely? Here Comes Santa Claus Secret Love . ,,.. johnny is the Boy for Me Need You' SOPHOMORES Jackie Boy Master , ,,,,, ,rss,.....,. ' 'Our Best to You Open the Door, Richard .,rr,,sss,,.,.......... Undecided Let Me Go, Lover Great Big Beautiful Doll Popeye, the Sailor Man I'l1 Walk Alone ,.., Two Loves have I johnny my Boy Dennis the Menace Personality Looking Back to See Two of a Kind Two of a Kind C ..... Our Love isn't Legal I Need You Now Unsuspecting Heart Readin', 'Ritin', and 'Rithmetic Peggy O'Neil J UN IORS Patricia It Don't Hurt Anymore Just Because Just Another Day Wasted Away Easy on the Eyes Keep It a Secret 22 3 7 Norene Lang Richard Nelson Far Away Places Half as Much Ann Pollard ........ ........l........... . o Dear John Donna Goss ,,,,.r,r. .....,......,....,.. ' 'Melody of Love Helen Burgess .,...,r Oh, johnny, Oh, Johnny! Camille Sicard L. ,s M ..,.,.. Are You Teasing Me? John Gilmour ..... Somebody Loves You John Crown , ,,,,,, ..,...,....v......,.w.,,,.,,,.,,, ' 'Dear Ann Richard Annis ,,,,.,,, ........o.....,., . . Strange Little Girl Billy Pecor ...,..... .,,, Mr. Bowler ,L Doing What Comes Naturally Anticipating Blues SENIORS Beverly Hadley v.,.,. ,,,....,,,.......... .V,,,.,,,,..,,,, 4 ' Wedding Bells Pat Bradshaw ,,,,.,,. ,.,,.,.............. . Sincerely Phyllis Paradie , ,,,d,, In Gilly, Gilly Osentucker Mary DeRusha . L ..,a., ,,,, ' 'This Is The Thanks I Get Barbara Dickinson aa.ad d..dd. Chapel in the Moonlight joan Scott . L L. cccc,acc .... ' 'junior's a Big Boy Now Marilyn Hatley ,,c,,, cc-ca,ccccccc,-,,c, ' 'Crying in the Chapel Dora Dargie ,,c,, ,.,,,, ,,,,,C,,,,,r.,,,r.,......,,,, ' ' I Love You Truly Maxine Emery Darling, je Vous Aime Beaucoup Bob Ward ..,....,.... ..,...a...,....,. ' 'My Dreams Come True Bob Hatley -s .... ......................, , Love Sick Blues P. J. Blanchard ppapppp pppp,ppppp.pp,...,pppp,ppp ' 'Girl of My Dreams KK Reginald Hunt Bessie Dunn .... .,,..... Miss Twitchell Ricochet Romance 'Tm in Love with a Wonderful Guy May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You THE CHILDREN'S POEM Sitting alone in the kitchen all day Watching the children on the Hoor at play. They have their dolls, their books and toys, Still they do love to make lots of noise. What can we expect of the dear little elves, Trying to play and amuse themselves. They play and they play the whole day through, While I sit and rock, I am lonely and blue. When they are grown up and far away, I with the children can no longer stay. You can sit and watch from day to day, Wishing them back on the iloor at play. RITA HATLEY Sophomore 23 JUST IMAGINE FRESHMEN DAVID BANDY-talking ROBERT BROCK-flirting with the girls SALLY CONANT-not studying SANDRA CROWE-without Billy Irwin MARGARET DeRUSHA-without Roger Pinard ALBERT DUBE-keeping quiet in class VERDA EMERY-not acting foolish DOUGLAS GILMOUR-without Audrey Kelso AUDREY KELSO-not laughing PATRICIA MITCHELL--not Hirting JON MORRILL-not being dressed neatly LEONARD PAYE-acting his age ROGER PINARD-not liking the girls JOYCE PLACEY-being slim GLORIA RIFF-not wearing make-up LEO SHEPPARD-being 6 feet tall JAMES SLAYTON-not being with Pat Ward PATRICIA WARD-being ugly SOPH OM ORES KENDALL BECK-having a girl friend KENNETH BECK-going steady LYRIS BLAKE-not flirting with the boys all the time RAYMOND BOWEN-as a 98 pound weakling BETTY BUSKEY-without her fiirty eyes JUDY CONANT-without J. Gilmour AUDREY DeRUSHA--not liking Peacham CARLENE DUNN-without Cliffy Little BRENDA EMERY-not being liked RITA HATLEY-without John Davidson LINDA HUF NAGEL-getting an E MURIEL HUNT-with a MCIA boy WILLIAM IRWIN-without Sandra Crowe CLIFTON LITTLE-not going to E. Ryegate LOIS PARADIE-without Neil Pollard PI-IYLLIS M. PARADIE-without Bob Wright MARILYN PAYE-acting humorous NEIL POLLARD-being sensible CHRISTINE THEROUX-without Dick Blair ROBERT WRIGHT-without his red head 24 JUNIORS RICHARD ANNIS--smoking a corn cob pipe NOREN E BLAKE-without her boils HELEN BURGESS-riding horseback JOHN CROWN-not being an actor JOHN GILMOUR-without his Ford DONNA GOSS--getting a E on her report card RUTH GRIFFIN-not giggling EDITH HAMMOND-not being pretty NORENE LANG-not lining someone out ALTON MAXWELL-not playing basketball RICHARD NELSON-acting alive WILLIAM PECOR-not having to be separated from a Senior boy in business law class ROYCE PINARD-acting his age ANN POLLARD-making a lot of noise CAMILLE SICARD-Hunking a test MAURICE SLAYTON-getting to school on time once a year SENIORS BEVERLY HADLEY-not being a cheerleader PATRICIA BRADSHAW--not helping on the SPITFIRE DORA DARGIE-not willing to help someone who needs help ROBERT WARD-not finding a solution to the trouble the Senior Class gets in ROBERT HATLEY-not having a good sense of humor PHILIP BLANCHARD-without a car BARBARA DICKINSON-not laughing or making someone laugh MAXINE EMERY-being short and not being able to play basketball JOAN SCOTT-with a poor report card BESSIE DUNN-without her blonde hair MARILYN HATLEY-without the right solution REGINALD HUNT-not going to the dances at Lyman in the summer. PHYLLIS PARADIE-not driving that Jeep MARY DeRUSHA-not baby sitting for someone TEACHERS MR. POWELL-without a lot of patience in bookkeeping MRS. McKIRAHAN-not having a quiet study hall MR. BOWLER-not checking notebooks every Friday MISS TWITCHELL-not liking mathematics 25 GLEE CLUB Front row, left to right: P. Paradie, B. Dickinson, B. Dunn, R. Hatley, C. Sicard, M. DeRusha, N. Blake, .A. DeRusha, G. Riff. Second row: S. Crowe, P. Paradie, D. Goss, J. Placey, M. DeRusha, D. Dargie, L. Blake, M. Hatlcy, L. Paradie, C. Dunn, A. Kelso. P. Bradshaw. Third row: J. Crown, M. Payc. P. Ward, H. Burgess, V. Emery, L. Paye, J. Scott, N. Lang, S. Conant, M. Hunt, N. Pollard, R. Pinard, R. Bowen. Back row: R. Wright, B. Emery, C. Theroux, J. Gilmour, E. Ham- mond, R. Annis, R. Pinard, M. Slayton, J. Conant, M. Emery, A. Pollard, D. Gilmour. Mrs. J. LeBlanc, B. M.-Cliastman School of Music, Rochester, New Yorkb 26 FAREWELL SENIORS Seniors for years have gone their way With all their blessings from MCIA. Some have traveled to success, Others found matrimonial happiness. But they always turn their helping hand To a day of need they understand. They help the cause, they hear the cry, Forever faithful, Mclndoes Alumni. We will miss you Seniors one and all, When we return to school next fall. We are sure you'll be honored whatever you do. Good Luck to all and God bless you. NORENE BLAKE Junior MCINDOES M is for Mclndoes, the school of much worth, C is for centennial that honored its birth, I is for interest we all must impart, N is for nobleness we'll pour from our heart, D is for democracy which we hope to retain, O is for order, may the Academy maintain, E is for equality, race, color, or creed, S is for standards by which we succeed. ANN POLLARD Junior MCINDOES ACADEMY In a little New England town, Its stately old white pillars Set back among the trees, Have sheltered many a man Is a famous old Academy Who went out into the world just meant for you and me. To a goodly life of fame. From the tread of many feet In all the land there is no other The stairs are mighty Worn Academy quite so grand! They could tell many a story Here's to faculty and pupils! Of life's battles fought and won. For Mclndoes I'll take my stand BILLY Pacon FOR MY DEAR SAVIOR There is a little white church in the valley, The sweet sound of the church-going bell, Where the people gather together on the Sabbath, The sweet story of Jesus to tell. How He died on the cross to save sinners, How He died to save those who are lost, Like the 99 sheep that had a shelter, I am like the one on the hill which was lost. I hope some day I will meet my dear Savior, Where I shall sleep sweetly at the foot of his cross. JEANIE HUNT Sophomore 27 CLASS POEM Reg drives a Chevrolet, so he can court, His girls both night and day. Here's a gal that sure is tops, For our class, Pat has done a lot. Anyone who is nice and pleasant like joan, Really deserves to be well-known. Dora is small, true, and fair, She's sure to get ahead without much despair Bessie is usually quiet and shy, That she's nice, you can't deny. Phyllis is a girl in business ed, Weire sure in this field she'll get ahead. Bob Ward is who we mean, When we say, he sure is keen! Maxine is ordinarily gay, For she awaits the fun of each new day. Barbie really is a scream, With laughter she's always seen. Of Marilyn we are all very proud, She is admired in every crowd. Bev is active and full of fun, And is well liked by everyone. Mary DeRusha we will soon see, A fine secretary, busy as a bee. With Bobby's laughter each day so near, We just forget our worries and fears. P. J. is like a bluebird in May, Flirting about happy and gay. We entered school in '51. Kind of timid, but full of fun. We worked and joked and played a bit, And were quite crazy, we must admit. In '52 we were more at home, And paid more attention to the comb. We were learning a little every day And of course were still really gay. It was back to school in '53, We couldnit seem to ever agree. There was this and that and everything, We could play ball, and of course could sing. For '54-'55 our last last year, With great abundance of good cheer. Here's wishing luck to every one, In all the wonderful years to come. BARBARA DIcKINsoN AND MARILYN HATLEY 28 CLASS WILL I, Philip Blanchard, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to flirt with girls to Billy Irwin, so that he will have more fun in the future. I, Patricia Bradshaw, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to be a good manager of people to next yearls senior class president, so that he will be able to handle the class meetings well. I, Dora Dargie, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to have such good posture to everyone and anyone who needs it. I, Mary DeRusha, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to dance so cute to Marilyn Paye, so that she will grow better through the years. I, Barbara Dickinson, do will, devise and bequeath my beautiful eyelashes to Betty Buskey, so that she will have an easier time flirting with the boys. I, Bessie Dunn, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to be engaged so easily to Linda Hufnagel, so she may go out more. I, Maxine Emery, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to play basketball well to Rita Hatley, so that she can play on the first team next year. I, Beverly Hadley, do will, devise and bequeath my cheerleading ability to Gloria Riff, so that she may be a cheerleader next year. I, Marilyn Hatley, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to study hard to Jimmy Slayton, so he can really accomplish things. I, Robert Hatley, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to be a lot of fun to anyone that wants to be popular next year. I, Reginald Hunt, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to be a real Cassanova to Leo Sheppard, so he will get around more next year. I, Phyllis Paradie, do will, devise and bequeath my ability of being liked to the Junior Class of '56, so they can get along with each other better. I, joan Scott, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to act well to any person who needs it. I, Robert Ward, do will, devise and bequeath my ability to know everything about business to next year's Spitfire editor and class, so that they will make the right decisions and stay out of trouble. We, the Senior Class of '55 do will, devise and bequeath our ability to get along with all the underclassmen to the Senior Class of '56, It's really easy, kids! MARY DERUSHA AND PHYLLIS PARADIE Tl?- Class Motto: We'll rind a way or make it. Class Flower: Red and White Carnations Class Colors: Bright Red and Silver 29 CLASS GIFTS PHILIP BLANCHARD: Here is a little girl to remind you of all the times you have picked on Patricia Bradshaw. PAT BRADSHAW: Here is a X-Ray camera to use when you get out of school. BESSIE DUNN: Here is a recipe book so you can cook Stub some good meals. MAXINE EMERY: Here is a service guy to remind you of Merle Fitzgerald. JOAN SCOTT: Here is a bus to take you to St. johnsbury to see your guy. BARBARA DICKINSON: Here is a memo pad to keep your dates in. BOB WARD: Here is a Ford truck to remind you of all the times you had to drive to see Dora Dargie. DORA DARGIE: Here is an Oldsmobile to remind you of all the times you rode in one. MARILYN HATLEY: Here is some note paper to write that certain Woodsville guy. PHYLLIS PARADIE: Here is a beach-wagon to remind you of that Woodsville guy. MARY DeRUSHA: Here is an alarm clock so you can start your day off early in the morning. ROBERT HATLEY: Here is a joke book so you wonit run out. BEVERLY HADLEY: Here is a house to start off your married life. REG HUNT: Here's a little gift to remind you of all the good times you had with Donna F. 1i- WHERE NOW THE ROSES GROW I remember when We two were young, So many years ago, We used to sing and run about, Where now the roses grow. I have a rose for each sweet smile, A thorn for every frown, Each rose is pressed close to my heart, Each thorn lies on the ground. And now the days roll quickly by, But what have we to fear, Some day we'll wander far away, Our love will guide us here. We vowed our love eternally, So very long ago, When the parson made us man and wife, Where now the roses grow. MAXINE EMERY Senior 30 BOYS RICHARD NELSON BOB WARD BOB WARD REG HUNT P. J. BLANCHARD MAC MAXWELL MAC MAXWELL JOHN GILMOUR P. J. BLANCHARD MAC MAXWELL MAURICE SLAYTON RICHARD ANNIS MAC MAXWELL BOB HATLEY BOB HATLEY JON MORRILL MAC MAXWELL MAURICE SLAYTON JON MORRILL MAURICE SLAYTON MAC MAXWELL ROGER PINARD P. J. BLANCHARD BOB HATLEY JOHN CROWN P. J. BLANCHARD Mr. Sandman DONALD O'CONNOR Magnificent Obsession EDDIE FISHER CREW CUTS WHO'S WHO IN MclA Best School Citizen Most Likely To Succeed Most Ambitious Most Cooperative Most Dependable M ost C ourteous Most Popular M ost Versatile Most Friendly Best Athlete Best Dancer Most Musical Most Sportsrnanlike Most Talkative Best Sense of Hurnor N eatest Best F orrn Best Looking Cutest Prettiest Hair GIRLS PAT BRADSHAW MARILYN HATLEY PAT BRADSHAW PAT BRADSHAW PAT BRADSHAW NORENE BLAKE EDITH HAMMOND EDITH HAMMOND NORENE BLAKE RUTH GRIFFIN BEV HADLEY EDITH HAMMOND MAXINE EMERY NORENE LANG JOAN SCOTT DORA DARGIE NORENE BLAKE EDITH HAMMOND SALLY CONANT NORENE BLAKE Most Attractive Personality EDITH HAMMOND Prettiest Eyes School Flirt School Pest Srnoothest Line School Lovers CHRISTINE THEROUX LYRIS BLAKE AUDREY KELSO BEV HADLEY NORENE BLAKE Mr. Sandman Favorite Actor and Actress DORIS DAY Favorite Movie Magnificent Obsession Favorite Singer ROSEMARY CLOONEY Favorite Group Singers CORDETTES Favorite Song HFRESHMAN CLASSU There are eighteen kids in the Freshman Class Nine are laddies and nine are lass Some are smart and some are smarter The ones that are not, work all the harder We all try so we will succeed We work hard, we study and read When we are gone to college, or higher Mclndoes is where we learned it and I'm no liar. MARGARET DERUSHA Freshman Class 31 CLASS PROPHECY Bev yawned as she sat up. Oh, what a dream! she thought, but what had awakened her? Then she heard it, the front doorbell. Running to the mirror she hastily combed her hair. Oh, I look a wreck, but thatys what I get for sleeping after dinner. Opening the door, she saw Maxine standing before her. Come on in and make yourself comfortable, she said. I've just been napping, and what a dream I had! I dreamed we had a class reunion back at old McIA. Why, how odd! I suppose reading about Bob Hatley capturing those bank robbers set you to thinking about the rest of the class. Tell me about it. Bev shut her eyes a moment to recall. I can see the hall we were in so plainly, she said. It was decorated in our class colors, and there was a large calendar on the wall with May 27, 1975, circled. Why-that's next week Friday, Maxine exclaimed. My goodness, that's right! Well, to get back to the dream, everyone told what they had done since graduating. Most were quite interesting. Dora had gone to college and graduated a stewardess. Later, she married and settled down in the country. Bessie was married soon after graduation too, but first she completed her courses to be a beautician. She still does a bit of work in her spare time, but her family keeps her rather busyfl What about Phyll-did she become the world's greatest secretary, as she said she would? asked Maxine. Well, she is well on her way. In the dream, she had entered a contest, the win- ner to be the best secretary in the U. S. A. She was tied with two other women for that title. If she wins, she will be the only married woman to achieve that honor. Mary went into the secretarial line of business too, but gave it up when she married. How about the boys? Did they have anything to say? Oh yes! Bob Ward joined the Armed Services after graduating. Now he has one of the finest farms in this part of the country and is quite a power in his town. He always could convince people his way of thinking was right, even when it wasn't. P, J. has a garage and is one of the best mechanics in New Hampshire. Bob Hatley was just as famous a state trooper in the dream as he is in reality. He had just received a commission for his work in breaking up a dope syndicate. Reg went into the business field, and became an accomplished bookkeeper in a large firm. Pat and joan became skilled X-Ray technicians. Both are married now, and their families take up most of their time. No room left for professional work. Barbara is in South Africa working as a missionary. Marilyn is a missionary too. She is in Spain just now. Both she and Barbara studied in the U. S. before going abroad. Well-that was some dream! Did I saygl had been a waitress until I married? asked Maxine. Yes, and I was just going to say that I had been a waitress too, but you came and woke me up. Well, it's getting late, and I've got to start supper. The kids will be home in a short while. JOAN SCOTT and BARBARA DICKINSON 32 ALUMNI NEWS K ' CLASS OF '54 Pat Fenn is attending Lyndon Teachers College. Gayle Lang is working in St. Johnsbury. Carroll Choate is working for the State of New Hampshire Carolyn Stillings Knee Choatej is living in Littleton, N. H. Pat Little is working in St. Johnsbury. - Shirley Bowen is working in St. johnsbury. Leonard Bowen is working at home in N. Monroe. Richard Hatley is working at E. Ryegate paper mill. Alfred Nelson is working on his fatheris farm in E. Ryegate William Nelson is working on a farm in Lyndonville. Dorothy Dube is attending Burdett College in Boston. joan White is training to be a nurse in Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover Ramona Dickinson is living at home in E. Ryegate. Kenneth DeRusha is working in E. Ryegate paper mill. Justine Brooks has joined the Women's Marine Corps. Irene MacDonald is attending Plymouth Teachers College. Irene Goodrich Knee Gossl is living in Hanover, New Hampshire Jerolyn Newell, deceased, February 24, 1955. ' , CLASS OF ,SS Leonard Aiken, jr. is living with his father in Barnet. Mary Mayo Knee Annisl is living in St. Johnsbury. Pauline Blanchard is attending Burdett College in Boston. Ruth Buskey is living in Pownal with her grandmother. Ruth Descoteoux Knee Cheney! is living in E. Barnet. Patricia Pillsbury Knee Bedellj is living in Georgia. Joan Crown is attending Vermont Junior College. Charles Goss is working on the farm in Barnet. Reginald Hatley is in the U. S. Air Force. Avis Hartson Knee Paradiej is living in Saxtons River, Vermont Edith Paye is working in St. Johnsbury Hospital. Carol Ann Sheltra is working in the Franklin County General Hospital Greenfield Mass. Richard Strew is working in Connecticut. Ronald Crowe is in the Armed Services in Texas. Everett Chase is working in Littleton. CLASS OF '52 Gilbert Theroux is attending Norwich University. Loucille Schillings is finishing her nurse's training in Ne Stork w Kenneth Emery is attending Plymouth Teachers College. Carolyn Rutledge is working in St. Johnsbury. Barry Story is living in Lisbon. Louise Heath Knee Brownl is living in E. Corinth. Kitty McIntyre Knee Blanchardi is living in Wells River. John Pratt is in the Armed Services. Lena Bunnell Knee Sheppardj is living in Mclndoes. Valorie Maloney Knee Sicardj is living in New York. Katherine Gibson is doing office work in Concord, New Hampshire 33 soosrzns I Bradford, Vermont Indian Clubs Motel Interstate Television Benjamin's Garage-Graham Blake Dr. A. N. Johnson, Optometrist Chimes Restaurant Milady Shoppe Woodsville, N. H. F. J. Norris Company Chamberlin's Greenhouse Bagonzi's Restaurant Edgar G. Spear People's Market Woodsville Taxi W oodsville Cafe Douglas R. Newbold Kelly's I. G. A. Store Littleton, N. H. Littleton Army 81 Navy Store jane Arthur's Littleton Diner MacLeod's Shops Kelley the Florist Monroe, N. H. Chickens 81 Eggs-Lando Ward Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Bradshaw Summerley Farm Les and Doris Ward Rodney Stanton Norm and Eve Ward Mr. and Mrs. Ardie Worster Lisbon, N. H. jesseman's Garage Goudie's Hardware 34. St. Johnsbu ry, Vermont Waterman and Downs Derocher's Pharmacy M. 81 R. Sporting Goods Co. Riverside Grocery and Freezer Locker Peenis's Sales and Services Goldberg's Auto Service Cary Maple Sugar Co. Maple Grove Inc. R. J. LaChance Anderson Shop Barb's Melody Shop Radio Station WTWN Kidder's jewelry Store Ann's Clam Bar Nolin Brothers New Avenue Hotel Green Mountain Fruit Coombs' Service Station Thurber's General Store St. Johnsbury Trucking Co. 35 BOOSTERS Groton, Vermont McLam's I. G. A. J. K. White Estate Barnet, Vermont Mclndoes Manor-Carl, Maud, and Homer Ailes Mclndoe Falls Shell Service, John L. Murphy Mountain View Home Bakery and Lunch Room-Ralph and Beatrice Heath W. G. Fitzgerald Kay Locke West Barnet Garage H. P. Hood and Sons Old Homestead Peocham, Vermont Compliments of H0ward's Store Wells River, Vermont Dr. Harry Rowe Newbury, Vermont James Kierman East Ryegote, Vermont Harold Somers North Haverhill, N. H. Farm Bureau Insurance, Henry Page K. W. Cota, General Merchandise Aldrich General Store White's Garage 36 Compliments of THE HAPPY HOUR Where Everyone Goes After Ball Games Wells River, Vermont BURNHAM'S SHOE STORE Health Shoes X-Ray Fittings Wells River, Vermont Compliments of THE NANCY lEE FRUIT MARKET Wells River, Vermont Tel. 7-2101 Compliments of HAlE'S TAVERN Catering to Parties, Banquets, and Weddings Dining Room and Grill Wells River, Vermont 37 Compliments of RAY GONYAW Building Contractor Wells River Vermont Compliments of NEWMAN LUMBER COMPANY AND TRANSIT MILLING COMPANY Woodsville New Hampshire 38 WELLS RIVER REALTY COMPANY Realtors Lewis W. Chamberlin, Manager Vermont and New Hampshire Properties 3 Main Street Wells River, Vermont Tel. 7-2316 Compliments of PINE GROVE DAIRY Pasteurized-Homogenized Milk Wells River, Vermont Dial 7-2246 E. B. MANN 8. COMPANY Druggists Woodsville, New Hampshire Established 1872 Blue and Gold Best School in the World We Honor You! KUGELMAN'S SPECIALTY SHOP Woodsville, New Hampshire 39 F. SHERWIN 8. SON Printing Stationery Gifts Wells River, Vermont Wells River Compliments of R. E. PUDVAH Shoe Repair Vermont Compliments of ADAMS PAPER COMPANY Wells River, Vermont Compliments of WALKER MOTOR SALES Woodsville, New Hampshire 40 Compliments of National Bank of Newbury and Wells River Savings Bank Wells River, Vermont Compliments of THOMAS PHARMACY Wells River, Vermont HAROLD J. DUNBAR Plumbing and Heating Maytag Washers - Homgas Dial NE 3-2275 Barnet, Vermont Compliments of CALEDONIA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Your Royal Dealer Barnet, Vermont Phone NEptune 3-2351 41 MlTCHEll'S GUN EXCHANGE Sz REPAIR SHOP Guns, Telescope Sights and Mounts Special Prices on Rities All new Models in Stock Woodsville, New Hampshire MITCHEll'S RADIO 81 TELEVISION SERVICE ' Television Sz Radio is our Business South of Ames Garage Woodsville, New Hampshire Phone Woodsville, N. H. 7-2422 42 Compliments of DR. CHARlES W. MARTIN Dentist W oodsville New Hampshire Woodsville Compliments .of CYRUS D. EASTMAN New Hampshire Tel. 7-5531 or 7-S533 S. A. Goss THE GREEN STORE North Haverhill, N. H. Guns and Sporting Goods Largest Stock in New England Raw Furs - Deer Skins Fed. Lic. 4577 K. H. Green SCRUGGS HARDWARE Plumbing and Heating Woodsville, New Hampshire 43 I LEWIS' RED AND WHITE STORE Full Line Of Meats, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Snow Crop Frozen Foods Tel. 7-2447 Woodsville, New Hampshire CROMWELL 8. VEAYO Texaco Gas and Oil Recapping - General Repairs 501 Main Street Wells River, Vermont Compliments of H. O. TAYLOR CHEVROLET GARAGE Wells River, Vermont Dial 7-2311 WALTER E. JOCK OIL CO. Distributor of SOCONY Products Wells River, Vermont Tel. 7-2163 44 THE H0lBRO0K GROCERY CO. Woodsville, New Hampshire Distributor for I. G. A. Food Stores Trade With Your Nearby I. G. A. STORE He is a home town merchant and tax payer. HUNT TYPEWRITER SALES 8. SERVICE Typewriters, Adding machines, Y8zE steel desks, Office chairs, Steel letter tiles, Mosler Safes and burglary resistive chests. Safeguard checkwriters and supplies. Tel. 7-2181 Wells River, Vermont WO0DSVIllE FURNITURE COMPANY Established 1904 Funeral and Ambulance Service Tel. 7-3 532 Woodsville, New Hampshire WElCH'S JEWELRY 8. GUN SHOP Watches - Rings - Bracelets Guns Ammunition Fishing Tackle Guns bought, sold 81 traded Woodsville New Hampshire 45 WATCHES - DIAMONDS - SILVERWARE - CUT GLASS Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing S. F. McAlllSTER - JEWELER E Woodsville, New Hampshire District Watch Inspector, B. 81 M. R. R. Compliments of JAMES .l. RITCHIE Insurance Dial NE 3-22 56 Barnet, Vermont AlKEN'S GARAGE Electric and Acetylene Welding-Wrecking Service Car Painting and Finishing-Esso Gas and Oil-Lubrication Dial NE 3-2353-Barnet, Vermont Leonard Aiken, Sr., Prop. Compliments of COOLEY BROTHERS Passumpsic, Vermont 46 T. BORDEN WALKER Ford Tractors Television Woodsville New Hampshire Compliments of WHITE MT. APPLIANCE CO. Your General Electric Dealer Woodsville 7-3334 -H New Hampshire FULLERTON BROTHERS ESSO 81 WHITE MOUNTAIN PROFILE MOTEL Motel Open Year Round Woodsville New Hampshire MAC'S CLEANERS 8. TOGGERY Pick-Up Service 81 Deliver Tuesday and Friday Woodsville New Hampshire 47 Compliments of STAR THEATER St. johnsbury Vermont COMPLIMENTS OF MUIIBIS STUDIIIS Your School Photographer Specializing In Senior Class Portraits-Yearbook Group Pictures MAIN STREET COLEBROOK, N. H 48 DEAN'S SHOE STORE Quality Shoes For The Whole Family 121 Railroad Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont Dial PI 8-2903 .IOHN'S SWEET SHOP Home Made Ice Cream and Candy Hot Luncheon Served 16 Railroad Street St. johnsbury, Vermont Compliments of WHElAN'S DRUG STORE Eastern Avenue St. Johnsbury, Vermont Stop At The Sign Of The Flying Red Horsey DICK'S SERVICENTER Lubrication A Specialty R. L. Allen, Prop. 94 Portland Street Tel. PI 8-9751 St. johnsbury, Vermont 49 E. A. SCOTT CO. Dupont Paint and Wallpaper St. Johnsbury, Vermont Newport, Vermont WlllEY'S FOOD SHOP Restaurant and Bakery 65 Main Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont EDWARD A. CRAMTON, M. D. 33 Main Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Tydol Gas Veedol Oil CENTER GARAGE Ray jenness, Prop. General Auto Repairing Phone: PI 8-4003 St. Johnsbury Center, Vt. SO Compliments of TEGU'S PALACE THEATRE, INC. Eastern Avenue St. johnsbury, Vermont 6AUTHIER'S PHARMACY Where Pharmary is a Profession Dial Pl 8-3278 90 Railroad Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont CURRAN FURNITURE COMPANY Wayside Warehouse 179-181 Railroad Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont Dial PI 8-4200 Compliments of JOHN A. STETSON D.V.M. HARVEY B. STETSON V.M.D. St. johnsbury, Vermont. 51 NORTHERN AUTO SUPPLY INC. 24 Railroad Street St. johnsbury, Vermont Phone PI 8-2328 Range 81 Furnace Oils Gasoline M 8. R SPORTING GOODS CO. Memorial Drive St. johnsbury Center, Vermont Sporting Goods For Every Occasion Clothing Our Specialty Compliments of DR. C. l. VITTY Chiropractor Eastern Avenue Pythian Building St. johnsbury, Vermont SCOTT'S SUPER CLEANSERS 45 Eastern Avenue St. johnsbury, Vermont Send Your Spots To Scott'.r 52 Compliments of C. H. DANA, JEWELRY Eastern Avenue St. Johnsbury, Vermont PREVOST BEAUTY AND HOBBY SHOP Railroad Street St. johnsbury, Vermont Artist Supplies Frames PECK COMPANY Hardware 81 Sporting Goods Railroad Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont HOVEY'S SHOPS Your Family Department Store St. johnsbury, Vermont Woodsville, New Hampshire 53 Compliments of CHECK-R-BOARD St. Johnsbury, Vermont CAPlAN'S ARMY STORE Work Clothing A Specialty 110-114 Railroad Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont MOORE AND JOHNSON Clothing Furnishings -- Shoes Outntters Since 1868 13 Eastern Avenue -- Dial PI 8-3331 St. johnsbury, Vermont PALMER BROTHERS Cleaners - Launderers - Furriers Rug Cleaning Eastern Avenue, St. johnsbury, Vermont 54 Compliments of E. T. 8. H. K. IDE INCORPORATED St. johnsbury Vermont PARKE J. PATTEN Homgas and Appliances - Dairy and Barn Equipment Specialist - Surge - jamesway North Haverhill, New Hampshire McINDOES CASH GRAIN STORE Grass Seeds - Fertilizers Mason Supplies and Coal Tel. Barnet NE 3-2204 Mclndoe Falls, Vt 55 Compliments of Your Friendly Gas Dealer lEON A. STORY Railroad and Portland Streets St. johnsbury, Vermont THE FOR-All GRAIN CO. Coal 81 Coke - Grain - Feed - Cement - Paints Roofing Material East Corinth, Vermont Barnet, Vermont EDNEY'S GARAGE john Deere Farm Equipment Dial NE 3-2348 Barnet, Vermont KIMBAll AND MILES General Merchandise Dial NE 3-2302 Barnet, Vermont 56 Compliments of COURIER PRINTING C0. Littleton New Hampshire Publishers Of Littleton Courier, Whitefield Courier and Lisbon Courier Quality Printing of All Types Compliments of AIBERT D. GIIMUUR Barnet Vermont 57 Compliments of BEATON BUICK COMPANY Littleton New Hampshire Draperies Upholstering THE LORD UPHOLSTERY COMPANY 8 Green Street Littleton, N. H. Dial 4-2811 Slipcovers Venetian Blinds NORTHERN GARAGE COMPANY Chevrolet Sales and Service Body and Fender Work - 24-Hour Wrecker Service 8-IO Green Street - Dial 4-5852 - Littleton, New Hampshire Compliments of KILFASSET FARMS Passumpsic, Vermont 58 ,J K X UN 1' 'if fy' 5 I -fi Ai Compliments of SARANAC GLOVE COMPANY Littleton, New Hampshire CHAMBERlIN'S MARKET Fish and Frozen Foods Meats and Groceries Wilson Chamberlin, Prop. Phone 8-6691 Lisbon, New Hampshire Compliments of THE lITTlETON GAS CO., Littleton, N. H. NC. Tel. 4-3401 Compliments of Littleton New Hampshire 59 1--,. WM. .l. WAlKER'S GARAGE 88 Union Street Littleton, New Hampshire Wm. j. Walker Telephone 4-2792 60 Compliments of BERRY'S WAYSIDE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Warehouse Prices 64-68 Union Street - Dial 4-2735 - Littleton, New Hampshire Littleton Congratulations and Best Wishes from TOM BODWEll The Furniture Man of the Mountains Bodwell Furniture Co. New Hampshire Compliments of ROY H. WARDEN 8. SON General Merchandise W. Barnet, Vt. Compliments of DANVIllE GENERAL GROCERY Danville, Vermont 61 Compliments of KARl'S RED 8. WHITE STORE W. Barnet, Vermont W. L. Moore MONROE GENERAL STORE Monroe, New Hampshire Compliments of RYEGATE PAPER Mlll E. Ryegate, Vermont H. P. HOOD 8. SONS Dairy Products 213 Railroad Street St. johnsbury, Vermont 62 MclAREN'S Case Farm Machinery - Surge Dairy Equipment jamesway - Disston - New Holland - Steinhoist Bulk Tanks Passumpsic, Vermont Dial PI 8-2703 Compliments of BlAISDEll 8 ERB North Haverhill New Hampshire BOUDREAUlT'S Heating - Plumbing - Sheet Metal Work North Haverhill New Hampshire HARVEY B. OTTERMAN, JR. Attorney-at-Law Main Street Bradford, Vermont 63 ABBOTT WHITE 8. SON Custom and Retail Sawing Barnet, Vermont Dial NE 3-2268 Compliments of CALEDONIA COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Atkins Chevrolet Garage C. H. Goss Company Hardwick, Vermont Barcomb Garage Chrys., Ply., Int. Hardwick, Vermont Murphy's Motor Sales Chevrolet St. johnsbury, Vermont Corner Garage, Inc. Ford-Mercury St. johnsbury, Vermont Northern Cadillac St. Johnsbury, Vermont Dodge-Plymouth St. Johnsbury, Vermont Hovey's Garage Chevrolet Lyndonville, Vermont Lesnick's DeSoto--Plymouth Memorial Drive St. johnsbury, Vermont Rivard's Garage Nash St. johnsbury, Vermont Gage Pontiac St. Johnsbury, Vermont Slayton's Motor Sales Ford Hardwick, Vermont Walker-Brock, Inc. Chrysler-Plymouth St. Johnsbury, Vermont Warren Motors Mercury St. johnsbury, Vermont Caledonia Fuel Sz Supply Willys Jeepster Cars and Trucks St. Johnsbury, Vermont 64 Compliments of DR. PAUl CHOATE Monroe New Hampshire Compliments of MR. B. N. CARPENTER Mclndoe Falls Vermont Lyle M. Frazer Local Representative EASTERN STATES FARMERS' EXCHANGE Incorporated Monroe New Hampshire BRICKETT'S DINER Home of Home Cooked Foods Where Old Friends Meet Railroad Street St. johnsbury, Vermont 65 I79O - OLD HOMESTEAD FARM - I955 Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Smith Monroe, New Hampshire Purebred Jerseys Phone MErcury 3-5946 Compliments of RICHARD D. and MARION A. HAll Edgemont Farm - Monroe, New Hampshire Best of Luck to the Class of '55 From CHENEY'S ESSO SERVICE STATION Next to the Hotel Bradford Bradford, Vermont STODDARD IMPIEMENT CO. john Deere Sales 81 Service - De Laval Equipment Unidilla Silos -- Papic Machinery Bodger Barn Cleaners -- Irrigation Systems Phone 7-5211 North Haverhill, New Hampshire 66 SHADEWEll FARM Gold Star Herd Registered Jerseys Constructive Breeder T.B. and Bangs Accredited ee- Calf blood Vaccinated All animals continuously on DHIA gl HIR Test Classified Yearly for Type Our program is the development of Superior Sires, Ton of Gold Cows and official Tested Dams H. P. and George H. Ricker, Owners Groton, Vermont 7 -E BUILDING MATERIALS Doors - Windows - Hardware - Paints Danville, Vermont Tel. St. Johnsbury PI 8-4471 I823 - SMITH HOMESTEAD FARMS - I955 Registered jerseys Norman - Hazle Leslie - Marla North Monroe, New Hampshire Phone 3-5945 YOUR l0CAl DAIRY Patronize it for High Quality Milk Also dressed poultry, summer and fall months Don and Elsie Hall, Monroe, New Hampshire 67 BRADFORD NATIONAL BANK Commercial 81 Savings Accounts Bradford, Vermont Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Bradford Vermont WEBSTER'S SNACK BAR Groceries - Gas 81 Oil Mclndoe Falls Vermont WILLIAM'S FEED STORE Twin State - Blue Seal and Wirthmore Feeds Bradford, Vermont HAROLD W. KENNEDY, D.D.S. associated with FRANKLIN G. HOVEY, D.M.D. Dentists St. Johnsbury, Vermont Dial PI 3821 68 1 Iwi.-,-11f5f--L-H aff W1-., g-il? . f f 5. ' f ' lm. f ' ' f :- ',. 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