McIndoes Academy - Spitfire Yearbook (McIndoes, VT)

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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

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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

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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