McIndoes Academy - Spitfire Yearbook (McIndoes, VT)

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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

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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

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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