McIndoes Academy - Spitfire Yearbook (McIndoes, VT)

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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

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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

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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