McIndoes Academy - Spitfire Yearbook (McIndoes, VT)

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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

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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

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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