Montpelier High School - Record Yearbook (Montpelier, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

THE RECCDRD l955 rev- 'HGH Ag 4- 01A IN1e0 Montpelier l-llgh School M tp V . S 5 2, O 2 if 0 Q QL ' S E' Oo ly 'Y Q' on elier, Vermont MISS E Wmlfred Brlggs Guldance Dlrector I O MISS BRIGGS whose counsel helpfulness and slncere mterest ln us as a class and as 1Hd1V1dLla1S we shall always remember we appreclatlvely dedlcate OUR 1955 RECORD -- .- . . . ' 7 . . . 7 7 . .. . . . 7 MGNTPELIER HIGH I X OVIPLLIEA HIITH IVIIH LOYAI MINI UL EALLE TO THY CALL 1ND IIFT THE N'AME IN CHORUS' QTRUNII THX SONS 1ND DALCHTER9 ALI THY QPIRIT FUIDES LS TO THE SHRINE UI' Ihl 'IH THAT MARE? MEN FREE TO PAX THE DEBT UE OTVE TO 'IHEE HY IAEEN AND WHITE UNSULLIED BRIUHT ,SHALL EY ER FLOAT ON' HICH EVERY LIP IN FELLOIVSHIP SH1LL IUIN THE IOS FUL CRY HLAR OLR fHEER MON TPELIER DEAR YU EIL TO 4 WIFHTY ROAR HAIL IO YHY NAME' BRIFHT BE THY FAME' FOREVER MORE' 1 I 1 v 1 1 1 V r w v . f ,1 . , 1 I v w 1 I Y f I I Y xv ' ' W 1 A 1 I A , , A, k I I :. 1 w , y w , ' , Y A, . Ax 1 I ' 1 L J. . 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I I If 'N Gur Faculty The Faculty PHILIP H MATHEWSON SUPERINTENDI-:NT OF SCHOOLS Our very able supermfendent says that there has never been a t1me when he wlshed that h1s Job were somethlng else Isnt he lucky? H1s tavorlte songs a1e Danny Boy and J ann1e Wlth the L1ght Brown Halr Can you guess why? Whats he happlest domg? Worklng' However he also llkQS to read hunt and f1sh At Mlddlebury College he rece1ved h1s B S and at the UH1V9PS1ty of M1ch1 gan h1s M A Before h1s appolntment as Super1ntendent of Schools 1n Mont peller he taught 1n the Alma tM1Ch1g8HJ J un1or Hlgh School and at Lyndon State Teachers College and was pr1nc1pal at Stowe H1gh School and at the UHIOH School In these hect1c days of new school plans and problems we appreclate h1S qulet effic1ency sound Judgment and equan1m1ty ROBERT H CHASTNEY PRINCIPAL OF MONTPELIER HIGH SCHOOL Our favorlte prlnclpal was born ln Summ1t New Jersey and rece1ved h1s educatlon at Hamllton College Columb1a UDlV9TS1ty and New York UHlV9FS1ty where he rece1ved h1S B S M A and Ph D degrees respect1vely When que rled as to h1S favorlte colors h1s answer was our own green and wh1te Empha tlcally he stated that meter has he XV1Sh9d h1s Job were somethlng else Although he s not one to start talk1ng about h1m self we d1d gather a few 1nterest1ng facts H1s avocatlon lS the Amer1can C1V1l War h1s pet peeve an exh1b1t1on of bad man ners h1S favorlte song none since the 1nvent1on of the Juke box and h1S favor1te pastlme m1nd1ng h1s own busmess Be 4? IVIVEI fore he came to Montpel1er Hlgh School he was an lnstructor 1n Latln an asslst ant dlrector and the d1rector of Towns end Harrls School of The College of the C1ty of New York GLENN AIKEN SCIENCE Wlth a B A 1n electrlcal engmeermg and an M S 1n physlcs as well as a wealth of teachlng exper1ence Mr Alken IS more than quallfled to lnstruct MHS students 1n phyS1CS chem1stry and electromcs Speakmg of students h1S pet peeve IS students who arent The only t1me when he wlshed h1s Job were somethmg else was when a torpedo mlssed the keel of the boat by three feet Can you blame h1l'Il7 Sa1l1ng mus1c and electron1cs are h1s favorlte hObb19S and h1s favorlte quotat1on IS K1pl1HgS And those who 1n a golden chalr They shall splash at a ten league canvas w1th brushes of comet s ha1r ARLIE B BARROWS ART Its not new to any of us that Mrs Barrows favor1te express1on IS Art IS the finest way of do1ng th1ngs that she never VVlSheS she had a dlfferent Job and that she s happlest when decoratlng for school part1es Her hobby paper cuttlng sounds slmple but only she can rrake those sclssors talk She IS a graduate of the Un1vers1ty of Vermont and taught art m Bellows Falls and Barre before com1ng to Montpel1er A word of caut1on to all gum chewers Beware you are Mrs Barrows pet peeve ' ! Y - , - , 1 1 1 1. ll !! KA e ' ' ' ' H , . . . 7 A 7 7 l 1 . A . . . i . - . . , . . . , . . - - . . , , . . , , . . ' ' as 11 1 ' ! ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 . , 1 . . Y . . - - 1 . . . . , ,, were good shall be happy: they shall sit 1 - , 1 , , ' !! . y Y A . . l A 1 9 ! . . , . ., . ., , - - , . . . H . . . , . , . . . . , , J, Y 1 - - 5 ' . 1 ' 1 ' - ' Q ' 1 D 1 ! ' - . . - , A ' , ' ' ' za 11 ' Y ' . J . . , . . . - , 3 , . . l . I 2 , . . . . . . - , , . . ROBERT F BELDING MATHEMATICS Although Mr Belding our enthusias tic red headed math teacher enyoys dreaming about highly paid teachers he IS really happiest when he feels that he IS helping someone else We re Glad to g1V6 him some pleasure Noisy students are hIs aversion Thats why vue re so quiet IH Room 11 He picks Pink Lady as his favorite musical number because lt was popular when he was a boy In 1915 At Amherst College and the Uni versity of Mame he earned his B S and M A degrees Our thanks to them and to Mr B the sources of our mathematical know how STANLEY K BOND HISTORY Heres a problem for our mathemati travel per year as he commutes from Randolph? Here are a few statistics which he has furnished about hlmself The University of Alabama the Univer sity of Vermont and Boston University are his alma maters His teachlng career which began In Massachusetts high schools was Interrupted by Uncle Sam who sent him to the African and Euro pean theaters of war That was when he wished he were dolng something else Since then he has taught In East J affrey New Hampshire and In Johnson and Randolph He IS happiest while teaching enjoys sports as an avocation and picks blue as his favorite color ELIZABETH M BRANCH ENGLISH Betsy as she s known to her friends keeps busy correcting English papers advising us, and working on the Recmd A graduate of Middlebury College Miss ITEVI Branch d1Sl1k9S being called Betty and IS happiest sitting IH the sun and digging In the sand No wonder her favorite say Ing IS Dolce far ments' which she thinks IS translated as Its nice to do nothing The only song for which she would put a nickel In the Juke box IS Happy Wanderer and her favorite color IS lemon yellow KATHLEEN I BRETTELL FRENCH AND ENGLISH Have you heard about the teacher who described his vocation as Oh I do piece work IH a nut factory 'P When Miss Brettell told us this little gem of humor we laughed too Besides bringing a lIttle b1t of France to MHS Miss Brettell IS the Solonscopes faculty advisor She spends her leisure time reading and IS happiest preparlng a meal to be eaten xx Ith friends data she IS partial to green averse to 1ns1ncer1ty and a proponent of the philos ophy Live and let live E WINIFRED BRIGGS GUIDANCE DIRECTOR If you want any help with personal problems school problems or even paint Ing stop In at the guidance office and talk with Miss BrIggs Shell appreciate lt though If you leave your gum at home for gum chewing 1S her pet peeve Besides belng guidance director she IS chairman of the freshman class advisors and meets all freshmen during the week IH orIenta tIon classes Having received her B S at Columbia UnIversIty and her M A at Northwestern University she taught physical education at Northwestern Uni versity and was guidance director at Ferry Hall In Lake Forest Illinois before coming to MHS ' ' ' 46 7! . - ' ' ff . V' 11 ' . , ' 1 . - ' ' , an v - ' 1 . . . ' H ' , . . . , 41 u - . D 1 ' ' !. V 7 ' ' ' ll ' 77 1 ll . v ' H ' ' ',- ' . . . H . Y Y , . . ,, . l , . D , . . , . , .- . 7. . cians. How many miles does Mr. Bond amidst good conversation. To add to this 7 . A 7 . . 7 ' . . . H . . ,, , - . y .Y . 7 ' V Y 1 ' ' Q I 1 . ' , . . . . . . , , . . . , . . . . . , , Y In n v , ' ' ' , '- y Y Y . . . D 1 - - 1 1 GEORGE D BROWN COACH AND DRIVER TRAINING INSTRUCTOR Intense blue eyes a sens1t1ve face and a slow sm1le characterlze Coach Brown A graduate of Syracuse Unlverslty he taught physlcal educatlon and coached at Athens Central School Coxsackle New York before comlng to MHS If you are plannlng a safarl Into the wxlds Of AfFlCH Coach IS your man as h1s hObbl9S are camplng ibut not on the Saha1a'?j hunt Ing lheads'PJ and flS'l1I'lg lfor Barla cudas J Serlously though he enJoys h1s Job-except when we lose a game and durln certaln moments IH drlver tram Ing He also told us that for some strange reason h1S pet peeve IS women drlvers And hls favorlte color? Why brown' JOHN E CARBAUGH JR COACH AND PHYSICAL TRAINING INSTRUCTOR After rece1v1ng h1S B S from Lebanon Valley College and h1s M Ed from Sprlngfield College Mr Carbaugh was coach and dlrector of athletlcs at Qu1nn1 p1ac College and Sprlngtield College be fore comlng to MHS The less Sald to h1m about those ra1ny days durlng baseball season and about people who cr1t1c1ze yet never contrlbute the happler hell be Watchlng a good double header 1S the best antldote for h1s troubles We ve heard that h1s favOr1te color IS blue but we do hope he Isnt partxal to blue and red unlforms GRAY R COANE MATHEMATICS Want to learn how to play golf or to deslgn and construct a hlghway? See Gray Coane then he S an expert In both About the only t1me he wlshes h1s Job were anythlng but coachlng JV football IS when a ser1Ous Injury occurs Fortu nately th1S doesn t happen too often Sta tlSt1CS reveal that Brattleboro IS h1s hometown and that he 19C9lV9d h1s B S from Norwlch Unlverslty and h1s M Ed from Bates College He enjoys l1sten1ng to Mr Sandman but not In the class room for lazy puplls are h1s pet peeve MILLICENT L DIXON COMMERCIAL MISS DIXOH the patron salnt of all class and organlzatlon treasurers halls from Cambl Idge Her educatlon Includes a B S from the UH1V6FS1ty of Vermont and an M A from Columbla Un1vers1ty She tells us that her hobby IS collectlng pltchers blg ones l1ttle ones and med1u1n slzed Ones Memo to Mlss Dlxon When you t1re all the blue pltchers I your favorlte colorl fill them at dlfferent levels Wlth water and play your favorlte song Ave Marla JOYCE E EMERY SOCIAL STUDIES Mlss Emery a graduate of the Un1ver Slty of Vermont came to MHS after havlng taught at Hardwlck Academy and Waterbury Hlgh School L1ke most teach ers she doesnt appreclate the Ch1C1e rumlnants fsee dlctlonaryl In her classes We wonder If she pursues both of her hObb1eS flshlng and readlng slmultane ously We th1nk she must be a Shake speare fan because after uslng the d1tto machlne she can be heard to mutter ' What' W1ll these hands ne er be clean? HARLAN R FARNSWORTH SCIENCE ThlS young teacher has a fine bass VOICE whxch IS elther the cause or the result of one of hxs hobbles muslc He also llkes Outdoox sports and worklng ' ! y y 1 1 l - ' . . . u 71 . ' - , . . . , . ! ' D 7 , . , . . 1 . Y - . ' y L , - . . , . . . , y . 0' . . . . - . ' . ' I D ' Y . . . . . 4 , ' ', 7 ' . . . . J i y . . , . , . - . of just looking at your collection, take 1 y v . ' 5 7 ' H ' !! , . , . ' . - . 7 . - n . . . l , . . , 7 ' ' ' ' ' Y . . - n , ' A . Q , . 1 . . , . - . Y Y 4 ' ! Y! , , . . , . Y , . IELEVENJ w1th a cooperatlve energetlc group of young people What better combmatlon could any sk1 team want ln IIS advlsor Before we knew h1m he was on Uncle Sams payroll and before that earmng hls B S and M Ed degrees at the Um verslty of Vermont Hls favorlte quota t1on comes from the greatest book ever wrltten When I was a chlld I spake as a chlld I understood as a chlld I thought as a chlld but when I became a man I put away ch1ld1sh th1ngs MILDRED L HALLGREN R N SCHOOL NURSE Though M1ss Hallgren clalms no favol 1te quotatlon we d llkc to suggest A merry heart doeth good l1ke a medlclne She mlxes both so sklllfully that Just to talk w1th her makes us feel better Pete1 College are her alma maters If you want to please her g1ve her a copy of Th1S Old House and sometnlng blue he1 fa vor1te color If you W1Sh to annoy her we dont Just start talkmg about hon you can t be bothered to brush your teeth ALFRED W HURLEY DRAMATICS AND SPEECH Mr Hurley a former flying lnstructor received h1s B A and M Ed at the Un1 verslty of Vermont HIS llkes Include readlng flshlng and the colors blue gray and maroon H1s 11st of dlSllk6S IS headed by loud students and the weak excuse I forgot L1ke many people he IS happlest domg nothmg especlally on a sunny day w1th a carload of papers to correct As we go to press he s 1n throes of d1rect1ng the Masque sprmg productlon another h1t we re sure I TWELVE1 LOUISE E HUTCHINSON LATIN AAD ENGLISH Accordlng to M1ss Hutchmson tempus fugzt except when the lower co1r1dors are nolsy durmg the noon hour and then It Just seems to crawl and come to a com plete standstlll Shes our authorlty on Roman banquets drap1ng togas photo graphy puns Latm quotatlons Florlda and tra1le1s Another of our Mxddlebury graduates she taught m Orleans and Morrlsvllle Vermont and 1n Claremont New Hampshne before commg to MHS VIOLET E KETTELLE SCIENC1- Blologx that fascmatmg ubject on the study of l1fe IS ably taught by M1ss Kettelle xx ho 1ece1ved her B A at Pem broke College and her M Ed at the Rhode Island College of Educatlon Her pet peeve seems to be those people who waste t1me 1n classes mstead of startmg thelr homewolk Heles a tW1St she especlally dreads those mghts and week ends when she has too much homework' She would much rather be gardenmg or pursumg her other hobby genealogy Green brown and blue are her favorlte colors Couldn t these symbohze the grass the earth and the sky? Sure they could PATRICIA A KOLTONSKI E'xGLIs1 I Blend sh1n1ng blond halr a pleaslng smlle scads of clothes and a love of l1fe to a smooth conslstency and you w11l have M1ss KOltOHSk1 You of course know she IS glfted w1th a sense of humor but d1d you know that one of h r h0bb19S IS col lectmg cartoons? Mus1c both hlgh brow and low brow, she enjoys alarm clocks , . .I - . . Y Y LY ' 1 r , ' . 1 . 5 7 - n n Q - , ' . , . ' , u ' . . y y - 7 Y 1 9 1 1 I v ' . ' ' ' vu . ' 1 J Q ! ! , . . , . . . . C .- , ' ' J ' 3 u 7 7 S . . . ,, .v . . . Y r 1 ' - . , . . Bent Brlgham Hospltal and Slmmons - I 7 V l . H . , . . . . !7 ' ' ., y ' ' 1 1 7 ' , . . V r 7 . ' , . ! y ,, ' , . ' Y Y 7 ' 7 V ' 1 an ' - l ! ! ,, . . Q . . . ' y Y ' ! 7 - I 3 , . . . O . . - , c 1 - v ' v - 7 - , ' v she does not A graduate of Emerson College and a l1terature fiend MISS Kol tonskl has a quotat1on ready for every occas1on her favorlte one be1ng We are such stuff as dreams are made on VERNE L MCDONALD COVIMERCIAL Mr McDonald IS one of our most versa t1le faculty members B9S1d9S teach1ng he has served 1n the Mar1nes worked on ra1lroad constructlon done shipyard weldlng and worked as a surveyor Slnce h1s avocatlon IS fishmg HIS favorlte colols are those of the speckled trout He shares hlS pet peeves Wlth the ma1lman for they are ra1n snow and w 1nd You may not be what you th1nk you are but what you th1nk you are Th1s IS h1s favorlte quotatlon and certalnly wo1th th1nk1ng about JEAN M MORRISON GIRLS PHYSICAL TRAINING INSTRUCTOR We ve come to the conClus1on that MISS MOFFISOH a graduate of the Un1vers1ty of New Hampshlre by the xx ay can stand on her head and sew up a seam at the same t1me Before Comlng to MHS she was first a SGYV1flg lnstructor for the Slnger Sewlng Machlne Companv and then a phyS1C3I educatlon lnstructor at the Un1vers1ty of Vermont Outdoors she IS happlest when playlng tennls or sk11ng whlle lndoors she Ilk9S to relax to the strams of Rachmanlnoff S Plano Concerto No 2 The Ballad of Davy Crockett heads her 11st of popular songs We d l1ke to quote her on this No endeavor IS ln va1n 1ts reward IS 1n the do1ng CHRISTIE G MURRAY SECRETARY TO MR CHASTIN EY MISS Murray or Chr1s a he IS known to many of us durlng off hours certamly 1S one of the buS19St and best organlzed people we know We thlnk she must enjoy MOHIDCIIGF because after graduatlng from Vermont J un1or College and belng secretary to the Dean of Men she took up res1dence behlnd the desk 1n our office Thats where she l1kes to be except on the nlght before graduatlon when final grades must be checked and double checked Then she wlshes she were bowllng danc1ng or even embark1ng for e F131 Islands W1th a tw1nkle 1n her eye she adm1tted that tardy students are her pet peeve Perhaps someday she can Work 1n an office done 1n shades of blue and spr1nkled w1th Stardust her favor1te Colo1 and song DORIS I NEWTON MUSIC Although MISS Newton clalms Andover Massachusetts as her nat1ve tramp1ng ground she certalnly has covered the en v1rons of Montpel1er too After graduat 1ng from Lowell State Teachers College she rece1ved her M A from Boston Uni Montpeher s supervlsor of muslc she had taught 1n New Hampsh1re Rhode Island and Massachusetts Miss New ton l1kes the great outdoors and has an adventuresome sp1r1t As her avocatlons b9Sld9S read1ng and Collectlng lustre are h1k1ng moun ta1n cl1mb1ng and travellng When asked what she IS happlest dolng Mlss Newton repl1ed That depends' Cryptic 1snt she? MARGUERITE S SMALL EINGLISH Like Robert Frost one of Mrs Small s objects IH l1v1ng IS to unlte her avocatlon and her vocatlon In teachlng and work mg Wlth the student counc1l she does Just th1S On the Slde she enjovs be1n0 xx 1th her friends bra1d1ng rugs read1ng trav ITHIRTEEVI . . - . 7 I . Y . . . ,, . . 7 ! 7 H ' ' ! , . ' ! A 1 . l ' . ! l I l , , t th . . . . , . , U . . , I , , ,Y , . . , . . . . . - - . . I ' ' Al Y! , 9 . . . , ' v' As , . . ,, . l. ' 0. . ' , . l 7 . 9 ' ' y 7 ' - L ' Y I y . . D . . .- - - - versity. Before soming to Vermont as y v . . . 7 , Y ! ! , . l 4 y . A I . . . , Y - ' Y . . . . . . . . G . .. i , I ' l K ' ' u , ry ' ' 9 7 ' 2 . . , . Q H !! . , . . . ,, . . . n . . . . ,, 9 ' Y ' r , . 1 - ' . y ,, . ,, S S . . I . Y . V . D 7. 7 y c 1 Q ' ellng and actxon She tells a g,ood story about the dax xx hen she xx lshed he1 Job had been a l1ttle b1t more mundane Ask he1 about It 1tS too 1nvolved to punt he1e A g1aduate of the Un1xe1s1tx of Vex mont Mrs Small has attended Colum b1a Un1ve1s1ty and taught 1n RlChIT1OIld Cambrldge and 'Vlo111sx1lle Hel taxolltc COlO1S are blue b1oxxn and 1ose he1 pet peeves rude and lazy people and he1 quotatlon The ehlld IS fathe1 of the man DOROTHY C TOBEY HOXlhN1 11111Nt In ou1 1T1ldSf xxe haxt an lxld 1nt1que collecto1 M1s Tobex xxho just loxes to 51,0 HHUQLIIII KK 1 undust and th 1t xx l1en eetsa1al11 tlS1l CGlGbIdflOll lll tht stom houst on T1oxx H111 Co11eet1ng., mld xeus 1nd fll'l 11s txx ICG a xea1 lS txx ICC too ofttn lOl M1s 'l but those a1e the only t1l'IlCS xx hen she xx lshes he1 Job xx E1 e somethms, tlse Afte1 graduatmg f1 om the Un1ve1s1ty of Nexx Hampshlre MIS Tobex tau ht 1n Llncoln and Concord lNexx Hampshne befole comlng to MHS If xxe we lead her' m1nd co11eetlx 1ed IS he1 f3VO11tC C0101 and she also sees 1ed xx hen some of he1 stu dents ale ehexx 1n gum X- qt HIGH DONALD S TOWLE INDUSTRIAL ARTS Although M1 Toxx le s pet peeve IS flll IH out QLl6Sl1OI'll'l'1llCS for the Recold he C9lfi1l1lX d1d xxell fO1 us A maduate of FllChbLll Te iehus College he taught IH Fanileld Conne Ctleut and ln St Johns bL1lX betole xxe knexx h1m Hls hobby IS xx o1k 4 md exen xx 1th txx1n boxs he keeps busxj h1s favo11te savmg Qulet h1s faxo11te colo1s Black and blue xxhere lt does the most good h1s favorlte Joke Vx hx IS a mouse xx hen lt SDIHS? and hlS happlest moments come xx hen hes put tmp, those A s on the 1eport C31 ds xx ILLIAM H TOVKNE H1sTo1zx no ECONONIILS Aftel 11du1t1m, f1Olll the UIl1VC1SltX of Ve1 mont suxlng, hls h1teh 1n the a1med fo1Cts md tt xehm 1n Pulaskl Nexx Yo1k ind 1n Essex Junetlon Bud Toxx ne finflllx found hls xx ax to Room 21 at MHS As faculty adv1so1 fO1 the P10 JQCtlOH1StS and manager fo1 the nexxlx orgamzed t1aek team he keeps us all busx Spo1 ts and holldaxfs ale xx OI'ldG1fLll thlngs so he tells us but students xx ho xx aste t1me and h nd 1n late ass1gnments a1enot ik lf! 4.1 USTRW. 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'Q '- , ' 'L - 4' 1 -, 1-3. if f.:n, .'- 2 'z, 3:1 e 3:-1 - L 31oQ,- 1'-' - 5' 7 I ' V - ' - 41- . :H 2,91 :-.f- i m.-,Z'-eu-.f'-7' :uf-:L f , A ,ours -.I v..: iam, AVA, :fb-till X 442fW?f:4-512 - F-1- , . b A io , , , V , , V f YY i Y i A LOUIS ALBERTINI Louie' Slick dresser Flashmg smlle TBITIHC personallty Smooth dancer Usually seen bummmg to Barre WILMA AUSTIN Masque C35 Oflice Staff 131 Style Show ill Petlte pretty and popular Beautiful blonde halr Halls from Moretown Keeps mailman busy wlth ters to Massachusetts HARRY BADGER Badge J V Football ill Sl1m qulet and pleasant to be Wlth The outdoor type faraway look 1n his eyes VIRGINIA BADOR Gmny It IS better to be small and shine than to be great and cast a shadow Halls from Worcester Always has a smile and hello for everyone PETER BAGALIO Pete' Football J V C11 Varsity C23 Letter C31 Basketball J V tl 23 Varsity 133 Captam C21 Tall Curly hair Keeps good company often seen wlth another senlor Actlve ln Natlonal Guard If ' J ' . . . ' ' let- fl Q! . . . Likes to hunt, fish and hike . . . Sometimes gets that If ' Q! If J ELIZABETH BAILEY Lzz Bee Style Show 113 Frlendly Good dancer Sophlstlcated Keeps us guesslng The laughter lurklng 1n her eyes her polse and dlgnlty belles JOHN BALL J ay Football J V fl 3 Varslty 143 Letter 143 Band 41 2 3 43 All State Band 143 Nlce lookmg Frlendly Blows a mean trumpet Cant qulte manage to dodge all the glrls Had fun ln All State Need we say more? ALISON BARBER Masque fl 2 3 43 Varlety Show 133 Assembly Comm1ttee 123 GAA C1 2 3 43 GITIS Glee Club I2 3 43 MlX6d Chorus 63 43 Pen Counc1l C2 33 Solonscope ll 2 3 43 Record Board 43 43 Fresh man Receptlon Decoratlon Commlttee Cha1rman I43 Sllm and wlllowy Has a way Wlth a drawlng pencll Lovely soprano volce L1kGS that Navy blue and gold WILBERT BEEMAN Bemo Sk1TeamJ V Q23 Band I1 2 33 Crazy over horses Pantlng 1nto home room at the zero hour Frlendly chap Crazy over horses Dog lover Horses ROBERT BELANGER Bob Basketball Varslty f3 43 Letter I3 43 Good looklng Frlendly Good sport Wavy halr Partlal to Shady R111 Mechanlcally mlnded ff ' JJ . ,, . . Y . . . . ,, If ii , . . dant 143, All-State Chorus 1433 The Fortune Teller 4335 Student ff JI ff Ji J EANETTA BENEDICT Jeanne GAA 11 2 33 Masque 11 2 3 43 P1n143 G1rls Glee Club 12 3 43 Mxxed Chorus 13 43 The Fortune Teller 133 Solonscope 123 Record Board 13 43 Petxte Cute Full of fun Brunette pageboy L1kCS to dance BETTY BIAN CHI Yankee M sque 11 2 33 Pm 133 Chrlstmas Is A Racket 113 Varlety Show 123 Freshman Chorus 113 Mlxed Chorus 13 43 Treasurer of Chorus 133 Band 12 3 43 Head TWIFIGF 143 Pro Merlto 143 Junlor P1om Program Chanman 133 Style Show 11 33 Pretty eyes Out ln front wlth the band Up and comlng buslness Woman Gay repartee VIVIAN BOARDMAN Szster GAA 11 2 3 43 Omce Staff 133 Pro Merlto 143 Style Show 113 Frlendly Smlle Cheery Hello Keeps our llfe from belng borlng Efflclent student BEVERLY BREER Bev Class Secretary 113 Pro M6F1tO 143 Jumor Prom Program Commlt tee Chalrman 133 Style Show 113 Frlendly Clever seamstress Casual manner Easy srnlle Just cant Walt for those tests to come around MARILYN BRUCE Pro Merlto 143 Freshman Chorus 113 Style Show 113 Pleasant PO1S6d Knows Where she s gomg On her way to be a Hrst rate secretary Good lmagl natlon Rather qulet If :J Q ' . ' ' Y 1 Y 1 Y Y 7 Y ' 3 Y ' . QA H . 3 3 3 3 3 3 rc 1: - ,U . 33 , - 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ' I 3 3 3 ' 3 3 3 3 Z ' I 3 3 rr - .11 3 3 3 3 3 ' I ' ' ll !7 ' If J! 3 ' 3 ' 3 . , . ' 3 3 . , . PHILIP BRUCE PM Pro Merlto 141 Green Mounta1n Boys State 131 Shy and subtle sense of humor As mce a fr1end as one could ask for For he s a Jolly good fellow Knows the score and keeps lt stra1ght THERESA BRULEIGH Ls Hows the weather down there? Pxetty curly haxr Newcomer from Bradford Future nurse Wmnmg smlle Knows where shes golng and w1ll get there CARL CARLSON Swede Football J V 111 Vars1ty12 3 41 Letter 121 Basketball J V 11 21 Baseba11J V 111 Hercules, the second What shoulders' Ter1fHc when wrapped around a football W1ll1e Good looklng Sometlmes known as CHARLES CASE Band 131, Debatmg Club 111, Vars1ty 121, Student Counc1l 141, Jun lor Program Commlttee Chalrman 131 Case Babe Future archltect One t1me Louse Club member Terlflic sense of humor Long legs Has the Navy blues ln mlnd JEAN CLEVELAND GAA 11, 2, 3, 41, 50 Polnt Award 111, 100 Polnt Award 131, Masque 11, 2, 3, 41, Pln 141, W1zard of Oz 131, HLlttl9 Dog Laughed 141, Varlety Show 121, Freshman Chorus 111, Glrls' Glee Club 12, 3, 41 Mlxed Chorus 12, 3, 41, Pendant 141, Secretary of Chorus 141 For tune Teller 131, Pro Merxto 141, Office Staff 13, 41, Sllver lvl 141, Solonscope 12, 3, 41, Treasurer 141, Buslness Manager 141, Record Board 13, 41, GIFIS' State 131 Wavy halr Busy ln Chorus Has an lnterest 1n Mar1ne hfe Efficlent waltress Loyal supporter of the Tavern i M 5 '6 M9 Pia? 133205 xxmf 'Bhaga- .l...4 MW 3-'CM MARJORIE CLEVELAND M aryze GAA 11 2 3 43 50 Pomt Award 113 100 Pomt Award 123 Masque 13 43 Freshman Chorus 113 Girls Glee Club 12 3 43 Fortune Teller 133 Style Show 133 They seldom come any nlcer Likes to dance Ready for fun Not as quiet as she seems CAROLYN COBURN GAA 12 33 Class Treasurer 123 Masque 11 2 3 43 Pm 143 Variety Show 123 Freshman Chorus 113 Girls Glee Club 12 3 43 Mixed Chorus 12 3 43 Pendant 143 Assistant Business Manager 133 Busl ness Manager 143 Fortune Teller 133 Pro Mer1to143 Silver M 143 Student Council 143 Solonscope 12 3 43 Record Board 13 43 Editor 143 Blond Prone to poetry Tufts, next stop Brown and Blue Dependable Imaginative Sense of humor Bonne chance' SALLY COLBY GAA 11 2 33 50 Pomt Award 133 Cheerleading J V 11 2 33 Masque 13 43 Pin 133 Letter 143 The Bat 133 The Balcony Scene 133 The Wizard of OZ 133 The Little Dog Laughed 143 Special Guest 143 Pro Merito 143 Office Staff 11 2 33 Silxer M Quite the actress Equipped with brains Nice alto voice Partial to red heads Llkes cats RICHARD COMI Dick Basketball J V 11 33 Varsity 143 Letter 143 Baseball J V 113 Varsity 12 3 43 Letter 123 Dark Nice looking Throws a mighty fast ball Plans to combine engineering with coaching CAROLE CORSKIE C01'kie Ski Club 12 3 43' GAA 11 2 3 43 50 Point Award 113 100 Point Award 113 200 Point Award 123 300 Point Award 133 400 Point Award 143' Girls Ski Team 12 3 43' Masque 12 3 43' Variety Show 123' Girls Glee Club 13 43 Mixed Chorus 13 43' Fortune Teller 133' Solonscope 12 3 43' Record Board 13 43' Future T9aCh9I'S of America 123 Giggles . . . Sunny smile . . . Canine fan . . . Sports- woman from the word Go! . . . Eat drink and be merry, for tomorrow we diet DAVID CRAWFORD Daw Baseball J. V. 121, Letter 1215 Athletic Association Ticket Squad 121 Our best looking senior . . . Curly hair . . . Hasacar1?1! . . . Quite the mechanic . . . What a combination! ANN CROTEAU A717119 Freshman Chorus 111 Girls Glee Club 121 Style Show 111 Always ready with a smile and a helping hand Always poised Consclentlous and competent Level headed BEVERLY DAILEY BPI Mixed Chorus 12 31 Pretty hair Nice smile Likes to dance Sparkling eyes Freshmens ideal of dignified senior JEAN DAVENPORT GAA 12 3 41 50 Point Award 141 Publicity Manager 131 Class Secretary 131 Band 12 3 41 Pro Merito 141 Cirls State 131 Dimples Blue eyes Personality plus plus JEAN EDSON GAA 11 2 3 41 50 Point Award 111 100 Po1ntAward 111 200 Point Award 131 Masque 11 2 3 41 Pm 131 Letter 141 Secretary 141 Variety Show 121 Freshman Chorus 111 Girls Glee Club 13 41 Mixed Chorus 13 41 All State Chorus 141 Fortune Teller 31 Pro Merito 141 Silver M 141 Student Council 11 21 Solonscope 13 41 Record Board 13 41 Treasurer 141 Record s busy treasurer Makes you feel at home Our party thrower Long gray limousine Basket ball fan Nice If ' VJ! if .JJ . , . . . . 1 , , : - ' : 1' Yo'-all . . . Baton manipulator . . . Pretty smile . . . ' . , - : 1 : ! . s - Y . . 1 ' ANTOINETTE FEOLA ' Tom GAA 12 3 43 Assembly Comm1ttee133 Chalrman 143 Masque 11 2 3 43 P1n 123 Letter 133 60 Po1nt Award 143 V1ce Presldent 133 Presldent 143 Only An Orphan Glrl 123 Balcony Scene 133 S1tt1ng Bull 113 Dear Departed 113 My Late Espoused Salnt 143 Freshman Chorus 113 G1rls Glee Club 12 3 43 Mlxed Chorus 12 3 43 Pendant 143 All State Chorus 143 Chorus L1brar1an 133 Fortune Teller 133 Pro Mer1to 133 Sllver M 133 Student Coun cll 13 43 Solonscope 12 33 Record Board 13 43 Freshman Re ceptlon Muslc Chalrman 143 J umor Prom Muslc Chalrman 133 Style Show 113 Chorus accompanlst Lost her mouse A A Mllne an Argyle knee sox Has church and soclal work 1n m1nd Ton1 s partner 1n crlme Qulck w1th qulps As mce a fellow as youll find anywhere Ton1 s younger brother by fifteen mmutes A fellow whom the glrls look tW1C8 at MALCOLM FITZPATRICK Fztz Football J V 123 Debatlng Club 123 Masque 12 3 43 P1n 133 Pro Mer1to 143 Projectlonlst 11 2 3 43 Solonscope 12 3 43 Record Board 13 43 Asslstant Buslness Manager 133 Boys State 133 Hobby IS collect1ng numbers Bram Wlth a capltal B Colgate smlle Always ready for a good t1me Coke dlspenser at games VIVIAN FOLSOM Vee L1brar1an 133 Freshman Chorus 113 GIFIS Glee Club 123 Style Show 113 Ta Blond Returned to us from Northfield We w1sh her lots of luck Seems to enjoy hfe and always has fun ALEXINA FOREST A Freshman Chorus 113, Pro Mer1to 143 Style Show 113 Qulet as a l1ttle church Twlnkle 1n her eye Horses Not an enemy ln a carload r 'JJ , , : ' , ' Q , . 1 1 ' 1 1 . 1 ' 1 7 1 7 AA ' ' H ll H H ' 'Y , , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 Y I Y ' , Q , : ' , 9 - 4 9 FERDINAND FEOLA 'F67'd'I:n ! 'D H ' J! - - : ' 1 . , , ' 9 - 5 ' ' ' , , , 5 , , : , , c If IJ ll . . . . . . . . . 1 , ' 5 EN NIS GIDNEY The Mena e Football J V 41 21 Varslty 42 3 41 Letter 431 Basketball J V 41 21 Sk1 Club 441 Sk1 Team Varslty 441 Letter 441 Manager 441 Pro M6Tlt0 441 Sllver M 441 Manager who added a blt of SDICG to the Skl trlps Sense of humor Laughmg Boy EHVISIOHS hlmself as a menace Cupcake JAMES GITCHELL J lm FootballJ V 41 21 BasketballJ V 421 Vars1ty 431 BaseballJ V 411 Varsxty 42 3 41 Letter 421 Full of mlschlef Sportsman Level headed Slow drawl Keeps hls eye on the ball Knows e score Shutterbug Practlcal Joker A good sport when the Joke s on hlm Call h1m Junlor sometlmes Stlll waters run deep ROBERT GOODELL C1 010 Rusty and we don t mean 1n the Jomts Cowboy boots Sense of humor Carefree and happy go luckv PAULINE GREAVES ' Paulze Masque 41 2 3 41 P1n 431 Letter 441 Ass1stantBus1ness Manager 4311 Busmess Manager 441 Varlety Show 421 Band 42 3 41 Solon scope 441 Record Board 43 41 Freshman Receptlon Refreshment Commlttee Chalrman 441 Style Show 411 Auburn not red halr Clothes' ' Tends to busl ness for the Masque Never too busy to stop and help Green Bulck rr C :J rr ' v . . . ' . . . th VINCENT GOMEZ Vince . , . . . . . rr , ,u , . . . , . . . r ' I1 'WS7' EVERETT GREENWOOD Pro Merlto 135 He smlles and women falnt Qulte the avlator terested 1n englneerlng Super de looks CORLISS GRIFFITH A bulwark of the MHS football squad Qulet Sh but frlendly Pleasant Smlle What s the rush You ll get there Y '7 ROYCE GRIFFITH Football J V 11 25 Varslty 13 45 Letter 135 Captam 145 Wlcked grln Football of course' Often seen on State Street worklng hls way home Where s Corl1s Let s go boys VICTORIA HARVEY Vicki GAA 11, 2, 35, Masque 11, 2, 3 45, Glrls' Glee Club 12, 35, Style Show 115 Frlendly smlle Neat appearance When those eyes begln to twlnkle, stay 'round or you'll mlss the fun Knows that there's a tlme and place for everythlng KATHLEEN HILL Kathy Stvle Show 11, 35 Infectlous gxggle Engaged Good thlngs come 1n small packages For further lnformatlon consult R R JOHN HOLDEN Spike Football J. V. 123, Varsity 13, 43, Letter 13, 433 Baseball J. V. 123, Ski Club 11, 2, 3, 43, President 143, Varsity 11, 2, 3, 43, Letter 11, 2, 3, 43, Captain 143, Class president 1333 Masque 11, 3, 43, Balcony Scene 1335 Freshman Chorus 113, Boys' Chorus 12, 33, Mixed Chorus 12, 335 Band 12, 3, 43, All-State Band 1433 Trial by Jury 113, The Fortune Teller 1333 Pro-Merito 1433 Silver 143 Known as Remo to his fellow skiers . . . A student who works . . . Many friends . . . Junior Marshal at com- mencement . . . A future J ANICE JOHNSON Jan Authorlty on mllltary affairs Has many friends Loves to laugh Keeps us amused ln and out of class VIRGINIA KANE Ginny Freshman Chorus 113 Style Shovx 113 GAA 11 23 50 Point Award 113 Dry sense of humor Horn rimmed glasses Models both the long and the short of current ha1r dos on the go Always RUTH KEMP Ruthie GAA 11 2 43 Freshman Chorus 113 Glrls Glee Club 12 33 Mixed Chorus 12 33 Band 12 33 Style Show 113 Well groomed Nlce smlle Band trip lunches Good at the gay repartee Good lookmg clothes SHEILA KING GAA 11 2 3 43 100 Point Award 133 Freshman RGPICSCHIHIIXC 113 Masque 11 2 3 43 Pm 133 Guls Will Be Girls 113 lcebound 123 The Little Dog Laughed 143 Speclal Guest 143 Variety Show 123 Freshman Chorus 113 Girls Glee Club 12 3 43 Mixed Chorus 12 3 43 Pendant 143 All State Chorus 143 Trlal By July 1 The Fortune Teller 133 PIOM6F1t0 133 Oflice Staff 133 Sllyer M 133 Solonscope 11 23 Record Boa1d12 3 43 Assistant Editor 133 Freshman Reception Im 1tat1ons Commlttee Chairman 113 Tall good looking gal Lives on top of that hill Variety IS the splce of life' 'lr A 7 2?-if' 'K as N A l wry' ' 1? JAMES LAIRD Jim Baseball J. V, 11, 23: Ski Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Ski Team Varsity 11, 2, 3, 43, Letter 11, 2, 3, 43, Class President 143, Masque 13, 43, Perfect Gentleman 1135 Balcony Scene 1335 The Bat 133: The Little Dog Laughed 143' Boys' Chorus 123 Mixed Chorus 123' Band 11 2 3 43 All-State Band 143 Pro-Merito 133' Silver 'M 133' Solon- scope 143 Devourlng science fiction Understudy for Einstein BIG words Champion pencil dropper Kmg of barrel staves Triple sneezes THOMAS LAW Tom y Masque 11 2 3 43 Pm 133 Letter 143 The Little Dog Laughed The Bat 133 Special Guest 14 Wizard of Oz Variety Show 123 Freshman Chorus 113 Boys Chorus 12 3 43 Mixed Chorus 12 3 43 Pendant 143 All State Chorus 143 Trial by Jury 113 The Fortune Teller 133 Pro M rlto 133 Silver M 133 Solonscope 12 33 Record Board 13 43 Athletic Assoclation Ticket Squad 13 43 Football Photographer 13 43 Allstate tenor Stage presence and poise Rare combination of talent and dependability One of the Rccoid s best Leglble handwriting MARIE LENO Sho? tze GAA 11 2 33 Freshman Chorus 113 Glrls Glee Club 12 3 43 Style Show 113 Seemingly qulet but only until you get to know her One of GAA s better basketball players Likes all sports With Laura RICHARD LOATI Dick Letter 143 Tvs as the Fight Before Christmas 113 Icebound 123 The Bat 133 The Wizard of Oz 133 The Little Dog Laughed 143 Variety Show 113 Mixed Chorus 12 3 43 Pendant 143 All State Chorus 143 Trial by Jury 113 Pro Merlto 143 Silver M 143 Student Council 12 3 43 President 143 Solonscope 11 2 3 43 Assistant Editor 133 Editor 143 Junior Prom Music Committee Chalrman 133 Boys State 133 Model United States General Assem bly 133 Busy? Oh, no' So much to do and how well he does 1 RONALD LOATI Ron Class Pres dent 113 Good looking Quiet but always friendly Often seen on Bailey Avenue in his red car Enjoys hunting A loyal defender of the home front Never gets rattled V Y Y I A If ,m JJ K g 143: ., ,, 5 .. - ., J, ,. - ,. 133: 113 ' 1 - . ' , , 1 ' . U ' ., I .. ,. ? - 9 - J - .. ,, 9 , Q . 3 ' , 5 . 1 , . . . If ,, ' I7 I 1 . . ! , - 1 . L, -' A rr - :J , . '31 Debating Club 123, Secretary 1233 Masque 11, 2, 3, 43, Pin 133, f 7 . . ,. Q.. ,, , ff M. I Z . 1 1 , - 1 X I I , AA ' I! , - ' , ' At nv : 1 ' ' - . . . . . 'tl L If LV 1 i 1 ,. Q . . . . . . MARIE LORD M zmz GAA 41 2 33 50 Pomt Award 413 Librarian 41 2 33 Girls Glee Club 42 33 Very friendly Ambitious economics student Never a dull moment Afiimty for hot rod cars HELEN LUPIEN GAA 41 2 33 50 Point Award 413 Freshman Chorus 413 Girls Glee Club 42 33 Mixed Chorus 433 Librarian 443 Style Show 41 33 She ll have a good time wherever she goes and so will every one else GAA and glee clubs will miss her wish her luck MARILYN MACK Shorty Masque 41 2 3 43 Style Show 413 GOOD Worker Dependable Twinkle in her eye Friendly and fun to meet Often the center of a crowd in the halls MARIE MAGOON Pro-Merito 443' Style Show 413 Pretty hair . . . Sparkling eyes . . . Etiicient . . . Steady honor roll member . . . It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends FREDERICK MARTELL Fred Football J. V. 41, 23, Varsity 43, 43, Letter 4333 Band 41, 2, 3, 43, Drum Major 42, 3, 433 Minor Miracle 4233 Balcony Scene 433, The Wizard of Oz 4333 Special Guest 4433 Student Council 41, 2, 3, 43, Secretary-Treasurer 423, Vice-President 4333 Boys State 433, Junior Prom Decorations Committee Chairman 433 What a line! . . . Smooth dancer . . . Full of funny stories . . . Office fixture-and a useful one, too! . . . Personality rating 'fl' DAVID MAXHAM Dave BaseballJ V 113 Vars1ty 12 33 No square on the baseball dlamond Naturally nlce Has many frlends We l1ke h1m too Sllde for home' MARGO MCKENZIE Mm g Skl Club 13 43 V1ce Presldent 13 43 GAA 12 3 43 50 Polnt Award 133 100 Pomt Award 133 200 Po1nt Award 143 G1rls Sk1 Team 13 43 Presxdent 143 Class Secretary 143 Masque 12 33 P1n 143 The Wlzard of Oz 133 The Lxttle Dog Laughed 143 Gxrls Glee Club 133 M1X9d Chorus 133 The Fortune Teller 133 Record Board 143 on the lVlounta1n A tool of the Wlzard of Oz FREDERICK MCKNIGHT Freddy Short guy Tall storles Butch A laugh IS vsorth a hundred groans 1n any market Say how about that huh EDWARD MORRISON Bozo the second Motorcycling kxng Pop Roar Put put put Here comes there goes Eddle BETTY MUZZY Muz GAA 11 2 3 43 Freshman Chorus 113 Style Shovu 11 33 Competent drlver Th1s p1cture proves that she can s1t Stlll for a few mlnutes anyway Casey at the bat If . JJ rc . :Q Love that snow . . . Pep . . . Zip . . . Yip . . . See you la' JJ 7 ' H 1 . . . , , . HELP! If JI . V . , . . . . SANDRA NARAMORE Sandy Llbrarlan 12 3 43 Masque 11 2 37 Office Staff 113 Style Show 115 Graceful walk Seems qulet but we hear tell dlfferently M1SChl9VOUS grm Keeps the llbrary r1ght slde up EVERETT NEIL Always on hand to help owner and competent operato1 of tape recorder Appears shy but don t beheve all that you see Dependable and loyal LAURA NELSON Freshman Chorus 111 Glrls Glee Club 12 3 45 Mlxed Chorus 13 Style Show 115 Navy IS a blg attract1on Pleasant smgmg volce Attractlve smlle Sure to please her patlents Wlth Marle SHIRLEY ANN OLSON Slml GAA 111 Class Secretary 123 Pro Merlto 135 Jumol Prom Decom tlons Comm1ttee Chalrman 137 Style Show 113 Tlny Pretty Scads of clothes Carrles the keys to that car ln her stocklng so we hear Efiiclent and accurate RICHARD ORMSBEE Dzck Class Presldent 125 Band 11 2 3 43 Freshman Receptlon Game Comm1ttee Chalrman 141 Jumor Prom Refreshment Comm1ttee Chalrman 133 A good mlxer A long way from h1s head to h1s toes East Montpeller clalms h1m Montpeher trams h1m Next stop? ,awe 41-- ff, my CATHERINE PERRY Cathze GAA 11 2 3 41 50 Pomt Award 131 Class Treasurer 131 Masque 11 2 3 41 P1n 131 The W1zard of Oz 131 The Llttle og Laughed 141 Varlety Show 11 21 Glrls Glee Club 12 3 41 Mlxed Chorus 12 3 41 Pendant 141 The Fortune Teller 131 Pro MGYIIO 131 Sllver M 131 Solonscope 12 3 41 Record Board 13 41 Bus1 ness Manager 141 Polse personlfled Has a place for everythmg and every thlng 1n It Rose among thorns 1n phySlCS Attrac txve Muslcal NANCY PETERSON N an Skl Club 131 Cheerleadmg J V 111 Varslty 12 3 41 Class V1ce Presldent 121 Band 11 2 3 41 Pro MGTIIO 131 Sllyer M Solonscope 11 2 3 41 Record Board 141 Jumor Prom Invltatlons Commlttee Chalrman 131 Hepburn halr do N106 figure Eyes that shlne ELWYN PRESCOTT Slow smlle Expert deslgner of Rube Goldberg contrap tlons Runs those electronlc bralns at Natlonal Llfe Have any gum? I ll tell you when we get to study ha DONALD POULIN Vmch A Joker Never caught w1thout a wnsecrack Can llven up any classroom Obvlously hes a Jolly good fellow DOUGLAS RICE Henman Basketball J V 131 Baseball J V 121 Skl Club 11 2 31 Skl Team Varslty 111 Freshman Receptxon DGCOFBIIODQ Commlttee Chalrman 141 Varlety Show 111 Often seen peellng up the street 1n a Ford Happy go lucky The l1fe of any party Makes a pomt of VlS1t1l'lg oflice at least five tlmes a week If ' JJ I . , , . ' , ' , ' D C' in J! ,... A 5 : - ' 1 131: mf' L . - . . 5. ,J . . . Fun, any old time . . . Good dancer . . . Clarinetist ' ' ' , ll If ' JJ . . . , JJ C Ll ' 11 ' - ROBERT RICHARDSON Bob Kathy Bob We re 1n a rut A serlous guy who dreams deep thoughts about e future A shlny green Plymouth gets h1m around BETTY SUE ROEMER Band 143 Solonscope 143 Masque 143 Mlxed Chol us 143 Newcomer from Kentucky Fetchlng pony tall Looks good on stage Ah reckon She draws oo and smgs J UDITH SAN GSTER J 140111 Llbrarlan 133 Masque 11 2 3 Freshman Chorus 113 Glrls Glee Club 12 3 43 Mlxed Chorus 12 3 43 Pendant 143 Brunette Pony tall Always ready for fun wlth a twmkle ln her eye Full of buslness but never too busy to stop and talk ROBERT SHATNEY Bob Dark halr Loads of fun A tease but we love it A promlslng track prospect Plenty of dash Good luck JUANITA SIERRA Nzm GAA 11 2 3 43 Masque 11 2 3 43 P1n 133 Chrlstmas Is a Racket 113 Varlety Show 123 Band 11 2 3 43 Freshman Chorus 113 The Fortune Teller 133 Pro Merlto 143 Sllxer M 143 Solonscope 12 3 43 Record Board 13 43 Spanlsh mlss Sparkllng eyes and black ha1r Peppv twlrler L1ve llfe every golden moment of xt Candld camera shots mga 'Wtf 5f'f 7? 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' , ' , ll 33 ' r V - V l 3 3 I 3 F ' u ' ' ' an W 1 i KENNETH SLACK Ken Band ill A motorcycle fan Someone should have mck named hlm Stretch Qulte a sense of humor so we hear Takes hfe easy RONALD SLAYTON Ronnie' Skl Club 131 Skl Team Varslty 111 Pro MeT1tO 133 Masque I3 49 Athletlc Tlcket Assoclatlon Squad 12 3 41 Good looklng shlrts How that boy can tease' R P I should start rolhng out 1ts carpet for Ron Frlendly VVILLIAM STEELE Bl Football J V 11 23 Boys Chorus 145 Mlxed Chorus 445 Intellectual lookmg glasses Long lxve the klng friend lndeed EMRIL STOCKWELL m Green cord Jacket Deep voxce Qulet fellow Conscxentlous If you need any wallpaper hung heres the boy who ll do It rlght Frlendllness has made hlm many frlends JANICE STONE Jan GAA 11 2 31 Masque 11 2 31 Style Show 111 V1vac1ous Dark halred Dark eyed Infectlous laugh Llfe IS n1ce 1sn t It J an? KK J! ' U H . 0 .' . . . , . . . If ' J If 'ZZDJ A whiz in math . . . Loyal fan of a certain monarch . . . IKE ,U D . . . . , , , . . . . . if J! . . . , , . PEARL STORY Class Vice President 1113 Band 11, 2, 3, 41, All-State Band 1415 Masque 1313 Pro-Merito 1315 Office Staff 1413 Junior Prom Refresh- ment Committee Chairman 131g Style Show 111 Winter Carnival Queen . . . Tiny . . . Lovely to look at, delightful to know . . . Always bobbing in and out PAUL SYKAS ProJect1on1st11 2 31 FootballJ V 121 Dark hair Lobster Pot Football Usually joking Always on the go A really expert fisher man May 1st is his day SANDRA TAYLOR Rebel Valedictorian GAA 12 31 Cheerleading J V 121 Varsity 13 41 Captain 141 Masque 11 2 31 Freshman Chorus 111 Girls Glee Club 12 31 Mixed Chorus 131 The Fortune Teller 131 Pro Merlto 141 Silver M 141 Student Council 13 41 Style Show 111 Solonscope 11 2 3 41 Assistant Editor 131 Petite Cute Dances like a dream Popular Has built in brains Come on kids really yell this time' BARBARA TOMASI Bm b Laughing eyes Pleasant to be with Likes to dance Popular, of course Knows the Trapp family RONALD UTLEY Baseball J V 11 21 Masque 111 Icebound 121 Boys Chorus 141 Mixed Chorus 141 Pro Merito 131 Freshman Reception Clean up Committee Chairman 141 A long drink of water Paper boy Likes the ladies Ladies return the compliment Essex Barre etc ,,...,-....- alia ri I ! 1 1 'WN uf' .5 l rr :J f' in 1 ' ' . . 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H ' . . . , , V ' mi: . 1 4 n . :J Y 2 I 1' 1.-,H 1 3 1 ' - A- 1 1 ,ft 1 1 Always something interesting to talk about ,psf l ..,, 1 1 J 1 3 1 1 rrUt12 A 1 f f 5 1 1 l wmvrW4vW -Af' NN I SUSAN WALKER ue GAA 11 2 3 41 50 Pomt Award 141 Cheerlead1ngJ V 12 31 Var slty 141 Class Treasurer 141 Masque 11 2 3 41 Pm 141 Varxety Show 121 Freshman Chorus 111 G1rls Glee Club 12 3 41 Mlxed Chorus 12 3 41 Pendant 141 Wardrobe Mlstress 121 V1cePres1 dent 131 Presldent 141 All State Chorus 141 Trlal by Jury 111 The Fortune Teller 131 Pro Merlto 131 Sllver M 131 Record Board 13 41 Girls State 131 Mlghty popular Blond Good at Holden her own Presldent of chorus Helps to keep those cheers commg Football J V 111 Sk1 Club 12 3 41 Sk1 Team Varslty 141 Letter 141 Class VICE Presldent 141 Pro M9FltO 141 Jumor Prom Invlta tlons Commlttee Chalrman 131 Boys State 131 Treasurer of Athle t1c Assocnatlon 141 Our golden boy Frlendly H1 Partlal to Barre W1th the Athletlc Assoclatlons llttle black bag Bralny ROBERT WARREN Bob FootballJ V 121 Varslty 121 Letter 121 Sk1 I'eamJ V 111 Pro J6Ct10I11St 11 2 31 Remember that terrxfic touchdown? Bob made It Nlce guy Smlle for all Proficlent Skl waxer ways good natured MERLE WASHBURN To0t'Le Sk1 Club 13 41 Treasurer 131 Cheerleadlng J V 111 Varslty 12 3 41 Masque 11 2 3 41 Varlety Show 121 Freshman Chorus 111 Glrls Glee Club 12 31 MlX9d Chorus 12 31 Wardrobe Mlstress 131 The Fortune Teller 131 Office Staff 12 31 Student Councll 141 Solonscope 11 2 3 41 Record Board 13 41 Jumor Decoratlons Commlttee Chalrman 131 Style Show 111 Chaxrman Freshman Dance Usually seen most anywhere Oh that curly halr Terrlfic dancer S O L O N S' Just call her Tootxe SUSANNE WHITING Sue Salutatorlan, GAA 11, 2, 3, 41, 50 Pomt Award 111, 100 Polnt Award 111, 200 Po1nt Award 121, 300 Po1nt Award 131, Vlce Presldent 131, Class Treasurer 111, Masque 11, 2, 3, 41, Pm 131, Letter 141, Treasurer 141, Varlety Show 121, Freshman Chorus 111, Glrls' Glee Club 12, 3, 41, Mlxed Chorus 13, 41, Pendant 141, Wardrobe Mlstress 13, 41, The Fortune Teller 131, Pro Mermto 131, Sllver M 131, Solonscope 12, 3, 41 Our most sophlstlcated semor A brave-no, herolc Latm student Avolds the spotllght Fun to be wlth Hard worker S 21 5 1 1 1 . . . 1 i : : 1 1 1 1 : ' 1 .. I . , . Q 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - '- I V Q - : 1. - 11 Z .. 11 l . D . M ,, . I Y Y - Y I 1 1 1 ' u 71 5 5 . . .5 . . . Kf?1 X fi'?3 ' ,fV1i, '?f if 'Y my 1 E ? , . :1 . :ff 'lf Ifff EUGENE WARREN Beame 1, R F afiI i-321, - - 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 Y 211 .11 ., 5' . . . ' . . . . .in Q. il 11 - 44 '11 - A 1 - 1 . . , . ,. ':, , ' ' ' ' , 1' 7 f a 1 ,Q Q-: , , A 11 1 Z 1. , ' rc J: 1 . 5 1 . . , 1 . . , . : . . 3 - I 1 AJCIR1 y , Q 1 5 3 . . . 1 1 . . . . Q . . . . . . '- . . . Al- 1 s 4 ' - J: 1 . . . 1 . 1 A 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 . . ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3- . , . . g I I Y Y Y I .1 11 , , - , 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 I l 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 . . . , ' ! . . . - - xx ' n , . . . ' 1 . . . GORDON WILLARD George Librarian 1133 Freshman Chorus 113, Boys' Chorus 123, Mixed Chorus 1233 The Fortune Teller 133 Slim and quiet . . . Lots of fun . . . Friendly . . . Has mastered the fine art of working in school so that he can play outslde of school PAUL WILLIAMS Bucky FootballJ V 11 23 BaseballJ V 123 Blond wavy hair Daniel Boone type Fisherman who casts a wicked line Charter member of thc noon senior study room BERT WITHAM Quite the Joker though youd never guess it at Hist Played on the winning basketball team How s the weather up there? Never seems too bu y because he tends to It JOHN WOODS Jack Football J V 11 23 Varsity 43 Letter 153 Baseball J V Keeps physics class from gettlng dull Need a fr1end Heres one Qulte an athlete' Makes good use of the senior study room LLOYD ELDRED Resembles Davy Crockett Cowboy boots From Shady R111 HERSHEL GRAHAM Red Baseball J V 11 23 BaseballJ V 113 V'11s1tv 13 43 Letter 133 Red hair CllCk1I1g heels on square dance boots Crazy shirts Freckles Flies los in his Nash F'- '1 E Ns, vast 1... ' A i cr JI ' 2 . . . i ' ,Q I 1 1 , . . . . 1 . . . . s C ' 3 ' 9' T If 'JI . . , , Q 13, , ' Ig S . .113, I Varsity 12, 3, 43, Letter 123, Captain 1435 Class Vice-President 133 V . . . . . b 'W V lg? 4: , 11 . . - u w Q o . tv, - l Eqzitf U gigs 2 , - zizzgg.. W .V ,. 'Wi Go man .,o 2 Th1s ood bye 3 Soap m youx ex es 1 Bummmc, axoun 1 Deal Santa Claus 6 Who Q ummnt, 4 B10 Remo 8 Th1ee Musketeers 9 Full houQe 10 Qend us healts 'md flow GIS 11 Pajama Game 1 9 Pox altx ww, Af , . , ,., rt Q. f 'M ' A 4 Q Af ' A ' X ,, L fl L- K I . XX .L he .. X 07 W 1' h ...Q -.Q 1., ,ff ', 'isg -'. ' .. 'v d T. ' .,f.i. . 'U'? .'c, . ,. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS k Bd MgVIK Commencement Week SENIOR PICNIC SENIOR VESPERS CLASS DAY GRADUATION KTHIRTY SEV V1 JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE 7. - R u ,- A-f N-- I 49379 X , First Row: James Laird, presidentg Eugene Warren, viceepresident S d R : Susan Wal er, treasurerg Mr. el ing, h i1-mlm of mlvisorsg ar 0 . c cnzie, Class ONCE upon a foggy September morn ing a very trembllng l1ttle glrl in a blue plald dress walked purposefully up to a large br1ck bu1ld1ng At the door she paused a moment took a deep breath mustered her courage and opened the door As she stepped inside he was sur rounded by a clamor Wh1Ch she would soon be a part of for four years But 1n stead of terrifying her It seemed to g1V6 her new heart and the four years stretch ed before her as a pleasure filled valley After the first week of orientation meetlng her classmates and gettmg lost at least once a day our glrl 1n the blue plaid dress found that there was much to do besldes studying There were class offi cers to choose and so vuth her class she helped to elect Ronnie Beverly Susanne and Pearl as oflicers and Jean C and Freddle as Student Counc1l representa tives There were extra currlcular organl zatlons to Joln Masque Chorus Solon scope GAA Band and many others muslc and belng a l1brar1an promlsed to be lnterestmg She declded to partlclpate 1n football as a spectator but gave cheer leadlng some serlous cons1derat1on What a wonderful year what a won derful class what a wonderful school' There was so much to do and our l1ttle glrl IH the blue plald dress wanted to do it all She watched J lm Laird drop the olives in The Pev feet Gentleman and Tom Dlck Splke and Sue Walker represent their class ln T1 zal by Jury Our little g1rl 1n the Bfluej Pflaldj Dflessi was not 1dle however she worked behmd the scenes for the Masque turned in articles for the Solonscope played softball with the GAA and studled her Latln falthfully And so after watchlng the boys 1n her class fill out the Jay Vee squads ln foot History ball basketball and baseball after savor mg the new experience of graduatlon and finally attending the commencement ex erclses our B P D girl found herself looking forward to a summer vacat1on and another busy year XV1th1fi those now famllxar and well loved br1ck walls The summer vacation zipped by and soon our herolne was approaching the door of the br1ck building once again But now she went not as a qllaklflg freshman but as a sophomore who knew the ropes Soon w1th D1ck Nancy Shlrley and Carolyn 1n the class offlces and Fred and D1ck1e on the Student Counc1l the year was under way There were many sophomores IH the Band Choruses Masque Solonscope as well as sports The class had good reason to be proud of ltself There was Fred as secretary treasurer of the Student Coun c1l Nancy and Tootle cheerlng with the varslty cheerleaders Tom 1n the leading role 1n Only an Omhan Gul and Juamta tw1rl1ng through her second year Our Among them were Splke and Jnr who certalnly held the1r own on the team A varlety show added to the Sp1C6 of the year and one sophomore sk1t was en tltled Marriage Proposals Remember the fun of lt all? The sophomore dance was also a mllestone in our career We d1d have fun' After salllng through graduation week 1n a final spurt of energy our heroine and her favorlte class drlfted 1nto the1r sum mer vacat1on Juniors now and our B P D g1rl IS an upperclassman Cathle Jean D Splke and Jack are the leaders th1s year and the Student Council has Sandy Ton1 D1ck and Fred to watch over our lnter ests Among our V I P s are Fred v1ce presldent of the Council Toni v1ce presl dent of Masque Sue Walker v1ce presl I THIRTY EIGHTI C - , y - ' . . . D , u 1 - . 1 V I 7 1 v Y J l r J ' . , - . . . Y , . Y 9 Y , . ' l - J y 1 J Y 7 ' 1 1 Y Y 1 - . Y . . . n . h l - - . v . . . Z , , - . Q . I I . 1 r - U . ' . Freshman Ch0I'US Offered eXPe1'leHC9 IH heroine's class had some slick skiers, too. . - 7 . . 'Q . , ' , - ' cs ' ra , . 7 ' . Y ' 1 Y l . . Y , Y Y . . . . - l 7 . , ., Y . l V , l . Y .Y ' J v I . - . . . I Y . - . . . . , , b . . Z ., - - - - C v , , , dent of the Choral Groups Dlck L and Sandy aSSOC1at9 6d1tOlS of the Solon scope and Splke vxce presldent of the Sk1 Club Allson Sandy and Splke took leadlng roles ln the operetta T111 F01 tune Teller Sally made us proud ln Balcony Scene and she and Margo double cast 1n The Wzzmd of Oz along Wlth DlCk19 Tommy Fred George and Cathle May came and xvlth lt the Jun1o1 Prom The class chose fo1 llS theme Count Every Star It xx as a lot of xvork well never forget nolstlng Fleddles balloon' but every mlnute of lt was cel talnly xvorth the effort To add to the 6XC1t9ITl9l'lt of the year the members of the class recelved class rlngs worrled over chernlstry unknoxx ns and struggled xvxth bookkeeplng Our B P D g1rl salled thx ough gradu atlon xveek and xV1th hel class xvatched Splke leadlng the semor processlon as Junlor marshal After the hustle and bustle of th1s year summer vacatlon xx as mdeed Welcome September came agam however and our herolne Walked g13.CCfll1ly up to the front door She xx as noxx a senlor and on top of the xvorld She paused a moment before entermg cast her thoughts over the past four years and sald a prayer for the comlng year She opened the door and the year was upon her It started calmly enough the onlv drastic changes belng that her class noxv occupled the study hall and 1tS members had prlorlty at Water fountams and mlrrors Class meetlngs xxere held and xv1th Jlm at the head and Sue Margo and Eugene to help the year began ln full force Dlck had h1S hands full xvlth the Solonscope and Student Councll Tom xx as kept busy xx 1th the Masque and the Assembly Com mlttee Margo and the GAA launched thelr busy and actlve year and Carolyn spurred the Record Board on 1tS xvay to xvard that blgger and better Recold The Wlnter Carnlval provlded fun and frollc for all and cloxxned as klng and queen xvele Splke and Pearl At all foot ball and basketball games Rebel Tootle Sue and Nancy xvere rlght 1n band xvere Fred as drum major and Betty Jean D Juanlta and Paulle as var slty txvlrlers At the basketball games xxe cheered loudly for DlCk Bob and John After football games we xx ere hoarse from yelllng for Royce Corllss Jack W1ll1e Enms John Spike Freddle and Bob Warren As the year progressed and graduatlon approached there xx as a st1r 1n the VlC1 nlty of the study hall xx nere the class was busy orderlng announcements plannlng class day bemg measured for caps and goxx ns and talklng of thls years Junlor Prom to xvh1ch they had been cordlally 1n vlted Our llttle gul xvho once trembled as she was about to enter the freshman class of Montpeller Hlgh School IS noxx confident ln her xvorld of senlors and happlly but xx 1th a touch of sadness axvaltlng her graduatlon ITHIRTI NIXLI 3 l . 7 . . V ' L. , 1 v ' 1 - , R g ' ' ' 3 ' 3 2 Y' - - ' AK YY - 5 Y L. 1 ,- y - ' 1 ' ' . Y ' Y Y - ' an ' . JJ , . , . Y - N 1 v x ' H 1! y , 1 ' - , ' . .i . ' . , 44 H ' K g Y E . Q i ll ' YY ' ' .l L. ' 7 ' , there leadlng the cheers. Leadmg the Y 1 -1 I ' Y v ' . , - ' ' . 7 , . r 1 1 Y Y Y Y . . y , Y ' 1 C Y Y I Y 1 1 ' . . Y Y . . , . . Y Y - 1 ' ' ' v Y . y V 7 ' 1 - ww., snr..- 'Z' Ifwftum Rfm Joan Daxcnpnrl Nlargo 'NICKQHZIO Carole Corskle Hank Lvnfv Sumzd Roz: Phlhp Bruce Sandra Taylox Paullf' Creams Sue Wh 01 1 'Ihmi Rm: Cathermc Pmry Tnnl and Ferdl Fcola Nlancy Peterson Daxo Cxavsfurd lop Rm: Vkllma Auitxn Joan Cleveland 'Xlarllyn Mack Bob Vanin x 'H ' K 5-Q ,L v Q wi V W SF - K X, X. , Bottom Ron Belly Blanclu 'NIHFJUFIP Clexeland Que Walker Vlncent Come Thlr1lRo11 Allsrvn Barber Theresa Bxulelgh Sally Colby Judy Qanulcr Twp Ron Vluan Boardman ihlrlev Olson Turme Washburn Jean r.-.lsxn Swrmzll Rrnr: Bob Belanger. Bev Breer. Sandra Naramrure. Everett Gr:-.-l1,v:m.l Class W111 LOUIS ALBERTINI bequeath mv seat 1n study hall to Nancy Coml vs th the hope that she w1ll make much better use of It than I d1d WILMA AUSTIN bequeath to Wayne Murray the rlght to walk through the front door ln only tyyo more years HARRY BADGER bequeath to Coach Carbaugh my feet so that h1s foun datlon Wlll be as solid and ulde spread as m1ne VIRGINIA BADOR bequeath to my slster Beverly the pI1Vll9gCS I have had as a senlor so that she mav use them vs hen she IS a sen1o1 PETE BAGALIO bequeath to X 91 nal St Plerre my seat IH study hall so have ELIZABETH BAILEY bequeath to my slster Jean the ab1l1ty to pass he1 senlor year Wlthout studylng too hard JOHN BALL bequeath to Davld Curtls my ab1l1ty to enunclate my s s yy 1th great prec1s1on ALISON BARBER bequeath to Itchy Yates my sk1ll ID playmg tlc tac toe durlng hlstory BILLY BEEMAN bequeath to Deke Walker my ablllty for gettlng satls factory late sl1ps ROBERT BELANGEP bequeath to my brother Redfield my Ked sneak ers 1n hopes that he w1ll get to school on t1me more often IFORTI Tl! Ol JEANNE BENEDICT bequeath to my brother Jerry my frlend Bradley Lawrence vylth the nope that he yy 1ll be able to Wm mole arguments wlth hlm than I have BETTY BIANCHI bequeath to the boys 1n the Mlxed Chorus peace and qulet 1n hopes that they may accom pllsh more next year ln nay absence VIVIAN BOARDMAN bequeath to Bea Tracy my sense of humor so that she may comblne It yuth hers and have as much fun 1n school as Ive ha BEVERLY BREER bequeath to Lor lame Holmes my dependable pen and plenty of sholthand notebooks for Sholthand II MARILYN BRUCE bequeath to Robert Ducette typmg erasers so that he vxlll haye plenty of hls oyyn next yeal PHIL BRUCE bequeath to Montpeller a new hlgh school to be completed by Septembel 1953 THERESA BRULEIGH bequeath to Nancy Belanger my extreme fond ness for World hlstory as Nancy has qulte a tlme xx 1th It WILLIE CARLSON leave my desk 1n study hall to anvone who Wants lt CHARLES CASE bequeath to all as p1r1ng students at MHS my sympa thy ln the1r loslng from thelr ranks the last membel of the Loyal Order of Louses O , M I, , . i . yi , 7 7 . 7. . y. Y U I1 7 ' 7 ' A . 3 , - 7 . i I . . V. ' v 7 ! ! I A I 7 .8 . 1. I' Y - if ' y 7 - ' . ' . Y . - 7 . I I I that he may sleep as soundly as I - L , I . 7 7 I' ' 7 ' Y V 7 ! ' ' I, , ' 7 1 v. . . . , Y. ' L , , I Q - - . . V. . ' 7 I1 ! ' Y . I1 v ' sy 7 1 I T - , y CI !! - - . . CT - JEAN CLEVELAND bequeath to M1ss Murray some peace and qulet ln the oflice unt1l she has to put up Wlth my slster Ruth MARJORIE CLEVELAND bequeath to Cormne Caustlc my sense of hu mor and very contaglous laugh w1th the feellng that she wlll be better able to control them CAROLYN COBURN bequeath my Les Mzseiables book 1n Room 22 for some unfortunate student 1n the hope that he or she w1ll be less mlserable than I SALLY COLBY leave my happy school daze to future French students RICHARD COMI bequeath to Dave stay one step ahead of the teachers CAROLE CORSKIE bequeath to Jane Hamxlton fifty pounds IH hopes that she can put lt to better use than I have DAVID CRAWFORD bequeath to Roger Reynolds my parking place out front so that he can have as easy access to the senlor door as I have ANN CROTEAU bequeath to my SIS ter Janlce all the good tlmes that I have had at MHS IH hopes that she Wlll have Just as many lf not more BEVERLY DAILEY bequeath to my sister Barb her last year at MHS so that she may be more anxlous about lt than I was JEAN DAVENPORT bequeath to some good looklng underclassman a b1g red Bulck to carry Dave Hudson to band practlce on Mondays and Thursdays lFORTY THREEI JEAN EDSON bequeath to my sxster Carol my g1ft of gab that she may use It to better advantage than I have done TONI FEOLA bequeath to Lmda Klttle the search fO1 my mouse ln hopes that she can find h1m FERDI FEOLA bequeath to Henry Baldwln my sense of humol so that he may get as many Jokes out of nothing as I have Io1 the pist foul years MALCOLM FITZPATRICK bequeath to MHS my llttle brother Douglas ln hopes that he may use the 11ghts and prlvlleges of a F1tzPat11ck as much as I have VIVIAN FOLSOM bequeath to Lo1s Batten my changeable nature and much fun as lt has me ALEXINA FOREST bequeath to Mon peller Hlgh tlve sllghtly used books 1n hopes that some underclassman may W1n the battle as I have ENNIS GIDNEY bequeath to the un derclassmen my ab1l1ty to get caught talklng 1n M1 Hu1ley s study hall JAMES GITCHEL bequeath my seat 1n study hall to anyone xx ho IS lucky enough to get lt F VINCENT GONIEZ bequeath to Pablo Gomez my classroom seat and hope that he doesn t klll It as much as I have ROBERT GOODELL bequeath t MHFIOH FlSh my hablts and senlor seat w1th whlch I hope she can do better than I have RED GRAHAM bequeath to Barb Stone my cal so that she xull not have to walk to and from school every day , I Iv 7 u r 3 . , . 5 , I, , ' y - , , an , my ' 0-a 4 ' I! 7 v V ' . 3 ' , Z A- - ' I, , ' , 1 9 7 u av V . L , ' l Slerra another foot S0 that he may hope that it will provide her with as , Iv 1 ' . U . . . . I I, Y - ' ' ' ' cr . . 1 i , 1 ' I, , 7 1 I 1 ' I, . I , v ' I , . Y , . Is 9 O ! 7 I PAULIE GREAVES bequeath to Eleanor Bugbee my Job as buslness manager of the Masque IH hopes that she w1ll have as much fun domg It as I have had CORLISS GRIFFI FH bequeath to Reggle Robmson by rlght guard po s1t1on on the football team that he may get stepped on as much as I d1d EVERETT GREENWOOD bequeath to Harlan Douglas the prlvllege of lxv 1ng ln Worcester VICTORIA HARVEY bequeath to anyone who deslres them all my heathen characterlstlcs KATHY HILL bequeath to Carhta Stone a place to park 1n front of MHS w1th Wendall durlng the noon houl JANICE JOHNSON bequeath to MHS my k1d brother to keep up the old sp1r1t of youth and merrlment so that llfe at MHS may never get dull VIRGINIA KANE bequeath to any un derclassman my ab1l1ty to chew gum and get away w1th It RUTH KEMP bequeath to Kathy Lowell my homeroom seat ln hopes that she wxll be xn It more than I have SHEILA KING bequeath to the Mlxed Chorus a p1cn1c basket for everyday so that they may engoy thelr lunches as I have enjoyed mme TOM LAW bequeath to Pat my sklll at crawllng mto my homeroom seat at the very last second wxth the hope that she can make lt 1n the next to last second IFORTY FOL I Rl MARIE LENO bequeath to my slster Penny the art of chewmg gum durlng classes wlthout belng caught RICHARD LOATI bequeath to Pete McG1bney my Job as presldent of Student Councll 1n hopes that he may keep the d1scuss1on on the nght sub jects better than I d d RONALD LOATI bequeath to Betsy Holt my homeroom seat and my su perb study hablts ln study hall MARIE LORD bequeath to Jeanne Balley all the fun I ve had at Wood bury Lake and Northfield Street HELEN LUPIEN bequeath to Shlrley Paxsons my ablllty to vsrlte letters 1n school xuthout gett1ng caught MARILYN MACK bequeath to my brother Roge1 my basketball prow glve up MARIE MAGOON bequeath to Bern ald Joyal the llght to go through the senlor doo1 so that he w1ll be on tlme mole often DAVID MAXHAM bequeath to B111 Fltzgerald my luck 1n gettlng rldes from school ln hopes that he w1ll be as lucky as I have been FRED MARTELL bequeath to Davld Hudson my thumb as a spare ln get tlng back and forth from East Mont peller FREDERICK MCKNIGHT bequeath to B1lly Parker my sen1or seat and all the pr1v1leges that I have had IH thls school MARGO MCKENZIE bequeath to Mar cla Smlth my speclal talent for bemg late so many tlmes durmg my years at MHS , Ir 2 . . I, , ' ' ' i . ' 1, , ' I, , L ' I, , ' SPIKE HOLDEN, leave reluctantly. . . ess and my determination never to . Iv 1 ' ' . . - I, , ' . . . 1, , ' ' ' . . I, , ED MORRISON bequeath to Harry Jay my machme gun ln hopes that he gets as many planes 1n study hall as I d1d BETTY MUZZY bequeath to my twm slster Barbara my dr1v1ng llcense w1th the hope that she xxlll not 1n crease the auto accldent rate 1n 1956 SANDRA N ARAMORE bequeath to Nancy Desllets my name plate at the llbrary ln hopes she xv1ll remember to put It on the desk more than I dld EVERETT NEILL bequeath to the un derclassmen my good conduct so that the teachers xvont have to glve red cards IH the future LAURA NELSON bequeath to who ever the unfortunate person mlght be the pestermg box s 1n homeroom 1n hopes that she can manage them bet ter than I dld Mr McDonald the r llef from havlng a kltten sneeze ln the last roxv of h1S shorthand class RICHARD ORMSBEE bequeath to Marllyn Mlx a more comfortable study hall seat ln the nexx school CATHERINE PERRY bequeath to any future female physlclsts my pos1t1on as the rose among thorns ln phyS1CS class NANCY PETERSON bequeath my nlckname to xvhoever can find a good use for It DON POULIN bequeath to Mousey Meletes at the cost of extreme pam to me four mches of my helght so that he can get more rebounds ln basketball ROBERT RICHARDSON bequeath to Gary RlChaFdSOH my green 250 horsepower Oldsmoblle to drlve to school next year IFORTY FIIEI BETTY SUE ROEMER bequeath my pony tall to any undel classman xx ho most nearly lesembles a horse JUDITH SANGSTER bequeath to Marllyn Mlx my seat ln chorus so that she may talk and gxggle and get away w1th It ROBERT SHATNEY bequeath to my brother my ablllty to get along xx1th the teachers JUANITA SIERRA bequeath to any one who thmks he v1ll have use fox lt the vlctrola needle xx1th xx hlch I was vaccmated so that he xx1ll be able to talk as much as I KENNETH SLACK bequeath to J 1m Frost my Halley DHV1dSOH notor cycle so that he may xx h1ZZ ba k and forth to school as I dld RONNIE SLAYTON bequeath to my brother my collectlon of xx e1rd shorts IH hopes that people xvon t ask h1m 1f he stole them from Har ry Truman BILL STEELE bequeath to MHS the peace and qulet wlnch xx1ll come xvhen It IS xxlthout a Steele fol the first tlme ln elght years J ANICE STONE bequeath to MHS three more Stones and hope that they have mole luck xx 1th them than they have had xx 1th me PEARL STORY bequeath to Mr Mc Donald the rellef of not havlng any more Bear Swamp glrls or argu ments about hoxx much snow there IS ln Malne REBEL TAYLOR hoax se and xx ealy bequeath to next vears captam of the cheerleaders the tedlous Job of havlng an orderly practlce xvhen hysterlcs and tempels are on the rampage . ' - . I' . 4 yi Y . I l Y . . . , I, l 1 1 E , . 1 . I . , w ' I, .. 1 tv l Y yi . . yi, D ' .- I, i, 2 s. 1 I - SHIRLEY OLZON, bequeath to I' . I yy . I I ' . . D ' I, ,- - ' .' . . . .D I, ' - ' , R . ' . . A, 7 I, ,.Y. I . l - BARB TOMASI bequeath to my brother Andy my pr1v1lege of en termg the front door on the cond1t1on that he doesn t use It untll September 1956 RONALD UTLEY bequeath to DHV1d CUTIIS my pollshlng cloth so that he may do as thorough a Job as I have done SUSAN WALKER bequeath my econo m1cs book to anyone who m1ght be mterested 1n uslng It ROBERT WARREN bequeath to my cousm Paul Premo all of the left handed tramlng WhlCh I have re C91VEd at MHS Semor Best looklng glrl and boy Cvnth1a Merrlll and Nancy Coml my fax ox lte saylngs How are you Buddy and V! hat s your act K1d ln hopes that they H111 have as much fun VVlth them as I have I GORDON WILLIARD bequeath to Steve Roya my abllltx to get along Wlth teachers I PAUL WILLIAMS bequeath to Splnelll my famous hammel lock IH hopes that he may use lt to better advan tage than I have I JACK WOODS bequeath to my brother D3V1d Woods all the sun shlnv Saturdays durlng football sea son 1n hopes that he xull enjoy them 4? Elect1ons Pearl SIOIX and Dav1d C1 an ford Most llkely to succeed Splke Holden Most studlous glrl and boy Susanne Wh1t1n and Malcolm F1tzPatr1ck Most talented glrl and boy Best dancers Class clown Frlendllest glrl and boy Best dressed glrl and boy Done the most for MHS Class lady klller Most popular glrl and boy Cutest couple Best actor and actress Quletest glrl and boy Class Hlrt Llfe of the party Most athletlc glrl and boy Best natured glrl and boy Class pol1t1c1an Class apple pollsher Most dependable glrl and boy Best all around glrl and boy Tom Feola and Splke Holden Tootle Washburn and Fred Martell Eddle MOIIISOH Sand1 Tay lor and Ennxs Gldney Paulle Greaves and LOUIS Albertlnl Dlck LOHII John Ball Sand1 Taylor and Fred Martell Pearl Story and Bob Belanger J lm Lalrd and Betty Sue Roemer Gmny Bador and Em Stockvs ell Betty Bl8HChl Bettv B1anch1 Margo MCKGHZIQ and Jack Woods Cal ole Corskle and EUNIS Gldney Jlm Lalrd Ronnle Utley Marllyn Bruce and DIOR LOHII Sandra Tag lor and Ennls Gldney IFORTI SIX1 TOOTIE WASHBURN, bequeath to as much as Idid. V . . . . 7 . . - . I . . Senior Elections DEE-T LOOKING H277 NATUKED PEAR and pAvE M091 TALENTED ENNIS and CAROLE TON! and SPIKE' I HJJ INI I-N W I 7 ,, , .......-no VP dni-I L-HV! All-If IVWVJ 7 I UVIVU BETTY and JOHN BEST VRE55EU MALCOLMMJ SUE PAULIE and LOWE rrsucmvunan cu1s71 cuuvn SANDY and ENM6 M051 A1'HLET1c Boyand GIRL PEARLan4 908 MARGO and JACK For The Record OUR IDLAL CIRL WOULD HAVL Eves like Betty Bianchi s Han like Wilma Austin s Dancing ability like Tootie Washbui n s Athletic ability like Mai go McKenzie s Acting ability like Toni Feola s Poise like Suzanne XX hitinq s Glggle like Janice Johnson s X oice like Rebel Taylor s Figuie like Jean Davenport s Pei sonality like Jean Edson s Coui tesx like Catherine Perry s Sense of humor like Cal ole C01 skie s Clothes like Shnley Olson s Complexion l1ke Juanita Sierra s 'Nose like Jeannie Benedict s Aitlstic abilitx like Alison Barber s OUR IDLAL BOY WOULD HAXI Pei sonalitx Ex os like Ronnie Loatl s D incin 3D1llfX Biains like Malcolm F1tzPati1ck s Phx sique hose like Bucky Williams Voice AmlCHDllltV like Phil Bruce s Athletic 2:1b1l1tN like Dick Loati s Smile like Bob Belangers like F1 od Mai tell s like Willie Carlson s like Don Poulin s like Jack Woods Sense of humor l1ke Charlie Case s Clothes like Louie Albertml s Height like Spike Holden s Courtesx like Tom Lau s Hair like Everett Greenu ood s Looks like David Cram ford s IFORTI EI! HTI . N . 4 I 1 ' ' 7 . . ., . 7 . , .7 . . 7 . , 77 . 7 . , . . . . . 7 , 7 7 . . , . .. . 7 . , 7 , 7 7 , 7 . . . . . , . . 7 , . . , . . , . . . . , ' Jr Y A ' x ' ' A l if x ' ' ' 7 Smile like Barbara Tomasi's Journalistic ability like Carolyn Coburn's 5 I : 7777 . 77 . 7 . Q . . 7 . 7 7 , 7 . 7 . . 7. , 7 . . . . 7 , , . 7 . . , . . . , . . . . . , . . . 7 . , . . , . . . ., . . . , 7 . 7, . . 7 , . . 7 , GH The Record Shake Rlttle and Roll I Bellexl Vlf1thOLlf 1 Son Thlee Llttlc VN olds Tl umpet Rlllpsodx Thlee O clock ln the Thls Ole House Tea fOI Two Ab'l D lbl D lba Llttle Thlnbs Mean A Lot It May Sound Slllx The Happw VK andelel Count Youl Blesslnbs Got a Whale of a Tale The Thln s I Dldnt Do VN ho Know s The B md P115 ed On Hev Joe' SGCIQI Love Blue M11 age Mol lllll XX hen the 'll II m oes off Fxclxdax wl IC q'lIllId'1X In no h0l'l1tXXOlk 'VIIYCC1 CIIOILIS You h lvl flunked Due Hudson lnd Hub Tolxx JUITIOI PIOITI MHS Home EC classes XX hen called on fol ln answ 91 Such as beatlng SHS' ' ' But lt lsn t' Incomlng, fleshmen Colcll Blown 1ft0I dIlVLl tl llnlng, Anothel excuse fol Mlss 'VILIFIEXX I left fol someone else 'Not us And on md on Conle on a mx house Cheese dlpped ln maple SXILID V IC ltlons HO! Tl NINLI . . 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'-. 1 . v - ' l sy , K v , ay Y , 1 , , I u . c cl , c Y! v .V ' - . v lv - ' ' f V . . 1 y, 4 r l A C C f Class Prophecy LOUIS ALBERTINI Managel of a chaln of food stores llxallng the Flrst Natlonal WILMA AUSTIN Author of the sequel to Gelztlemen Plefel Blondes HARRY BADGER A much sought after Hollyxx ood playboy VIRGINIA BADOR Not so qulet as she used to be PETER BAGALIO Emlnent H1 cheolo g1St nova dlgblng up Egy pt ELIZABETH BAILEY A much needed chapelone fol babx slster Jeanne JOHN BALL Efllclent managtl of hls harem ALISON BARBER Chlef 11X ll f Fathe and Dlol BILLY BEEMAN Stagecoach dl lwel ln xx esteln mow les farmer speclallzlnq ln cultured pearls JEANNIE BElNEDICT Successful 'ur llne hostess lmpresslng bl buslness men BETTY BIANCHI FIPSI drum mayor ette for the Al my Band VIVIAN BOARDMAN Shes stlll not tellln BEVERLY BREER Manufactullng shovels fol Pete MARILYN BRUCE Secletaly to the Presldent of the Unlted States PHILIP BRUCE Physlclst bllnglng, Elnsteln s theolles up to date THERESA BRULEIGH Head nul se at Heaton Hospltal WILLIE CARLSON Wealthx Texas oll man VFIFTI I CHARLIE CHASE Heap blg medlclne man for the last of the Mohlcans JEAN CLEVELAND Manager of na tlon vs lde hotel chaln MARJORIE CLEVELAND All stal xx omen s Olymplc champlon CAROLYN COBURN Wlnner of Pullt zer PFIZG ln poetry SALLY COLBY Successlul producer of motlon plcture Johns Other Ulcer RICHARD COMI Stal pltcher fol the Cleveland Indlans CAROLE CORSKIE Amellcas IIISI lldk of foods DAVID CRAVR FORD Ml Amellca of 1963 ANN CROTEAU Chnl dletltlan at the Mal V Fletchel Hospltal boys a hard tlme JEAN DAVEIN PORT The Cotton Queen of the Soutn JEAN EDSOIN Fllllnq Jellx dou hnuts ln her ovl n bakery LLOYD ELDRED Prosperous Ver mont truck farmel TONI FEOLA Stal ulcel ln Sally Colby s movle FERDI FEOLA Plesldent of the Na tlonal Llfe Insul ance Co MALCOLM FITZPATRICK Selllng ICGDOXCS to Esklmos and maklng monex X IVIAN FOLSON Chlef halr stxllst for MGM ALEXINA FOREST SGCIGIHIV to the Governol of Vel mont s Y . Cr. 7 yy Y Z f . L A ' 'z 0 V - .h .- 1. BOB BELANGER - Successful Oysfel' BEVERLY DAILEY A Still giving the I T T i I c . ' Y 1 Z A , - . . . L, g A 1' C 'I 7 l , . 'm ly ,L 1. J N7 I 1 1 'U ENNIS GIDNEY Coach of the 1965 All America Football Team JAMES GITCHELL A S100 O00 per year Giant player VINCENT GOMEZ bamous c11m1nal lawyer ROBERT GOODELL A prospei ous taxidermist HERSHEL GRAHAM A manufacturer of glass eyes PAULIE GREAVES Still making., a certain blond guy very happy EVERETT GREENWOOD The na tion s most eligible bachelor CORLISS GRIFFITH Star playei on his brother s team ROYCE GRIFFITH Captain of the 1965 All American Football Team VICTORIA HARVEY Doing xx hat she always wanted to do in a green Olds SPIKE HOLDEN B115 mg and selling snow covered mountains JANICE JOHNSON Still giggling VIRGINIA KANE Head of the clerical department at the National Life RUTH KEMP Distinguished social worker SHEILA KING Head nurse in the Walter Reed Hospital JAMES LAIRD In Washington cam palgfllflg for mole snow TOMMY LAW The most prospei ous broker on Wall Stieet MARIE LENO Teaching the th ee R s at Union School RICHARD LOATI The extremely haiassed editoi of the New York Times RONALD LOATI Still keeping us guessing MARIE LORD Writing biographies of her relatives HELEN LUPIEN Gym teacher at Norvs 1ch MARILYN MACK Competing with Janice for the Gipqle Cup MARIE MAGOON First xx oman Mayor of Riverton DAVID MAXHAM Starring with the Giants FRED MARTELL Showing some F131 Isl xndeis the Amei 1can xx iy FREDDIE MCKNIGHT Head of the Vermont Dairymen s Association MARGO MCKENZIE Putting Andrea Mead Lawrence to shame EDDIE MORRISON T1 aveling sales man famous for his free home de monstrations BETTY MUZZY Fust woman accor dion player employed by Spike Jones SANDRA NARAMORE Chief shelf duster and book mender at the Library of Congiess EVERETT NEILL That daring young man on the flying trapeze LAURA NELSON As much fun as ever SHIRLEY OLSON Wealthy Texas oil man s wife DICK ORMSBEE Still fighting with Marilyn CATHERINE PERRY Most popular physics teacher at Harx ard NANCY PETERSON Mr Powers fa Vorite model ELWIN PRESCOTT Manufacturln elevated shoes DON POULIN Putting Eddie Fisher out of business IFIFTI OXEI KATHLEEN HILL M Still riding around . i I DOLG RICE Stlll emptymg xx aste baskets at the Bank on the Corne1 BOB RICHARDSON Stlll d11v1ng a green Chevx BETTY SUE ROEMER Ha11ed at the Met as fem1n1ne successor to C 11 uso JUDY SANGSTER Stlll gO1HL., xx1th Steve natch BOB SHATNEY SDOI Img a double ohm JLAIN ITA SIERRA Actlng as D1 K1l dale s fax OI 1te seC1eta1y KENNETH SLACK VK1l llIlI'lg DIIZQS IS hell dr1ve1 at Ch implam X allex Fa1r 1nee1 xx ho IS spannm the Atlantlc xxlth br1dges BILL STEELE L1x1n up to h1s name EVIRIL STOCKVX ELL Raclng on the Indlanapohs Speedxx ax JAN ICE STOINE Mal 11ed to an Afl lean dlamond tx Coon PEARL STORY Htadlng the INexx York soc1al1e ISIGI PAUL SYKAS Catchln lobste1s off the Coast of Malne SANDRA TAYLOR Entertalnmg the t1 oops 1n Af1lC3 BARBARA TOMASI Stlll glxlnt, every one a sm11e RONALD LTLEY A Fulle1 B1 ush man SLSAIN VK ALKER PIICIIIII tents fOI the Shlek of A1 abx EUGENE VNARREN Tleket manager for the INexx York Yankees ROBERT VK ARREN St11l m xkm b1 eath takln touchdoxx ns TOOTIE Vx ASHBURB Popul 11 Chol us f.,1II 1n R3d1O Clty l111dH1 ht O11 GORDON Vx ILLIARD Ded1eated to sea1ch1n fO1 the Fountam of Youth PAUL WILLIAMS I1sh1ne, fOI mer malds BERT NK ITHAM Inte1nat1on illx f mous b1 ime hunter JACK WOODS Sta111ng as Ta1zan IH the mox 1es IFIFTI TNT! RONNIE SLAYTON - Ingenious en- SUZANNE WHITING-Still burning the 0 HE Srlver M rs probably the most prrzed award SDIVGH by MHS To ear n thrs award a student must excell rn scholar shrp as well as be actrve rn extra currrcu lar actrvrtres There are two rw ard assemblrcs one rn the fall rnd the oth r n the sprrn Ten pornts rn scholarshrp and er ht pornts rn extra currrcular are requrrtd for the fall an ard The sprrn au ard rs ryen for fourteen pornts rn scholarshrp and erght pornts rn extra currrcular actrxrtres We extend our apprecratron to Sandra Taylor xx ho helped on thrs commrttee and our congratulatrons to the follow rn stu dents xx ho recerved then Srlver M an ard thrs year Betty Branchr Jean Cleveland Carolyn Coburn Sally Colby Jean Edson Antronette Feola Malcolm F1tzPatrrck Ennrs Grdnev John Holden Sherla Krn James Larrd Thomas Lau Rrchard Loatr Pr rrgiiafjf to 1-55 Catherrne Perry Nancy Peterson Sandra Taylor Juanrta Srerra Susan Walker Eugene Warren Susanne 'W hrtrn ONE of the hrghest goals whrch a student at MHS may attarn rs that of Pro Merrto As rts name suggests the Pro Merrto Honor Socrety belreves rn grvrng recognrtron to students vxhose scholastrc standrng and character have made them outstandrng rn therr school and communrty To qualrfy for thrs award a student must have an average of at least erghtw tive per cent for srrc sem' sters and charac ter trarts of the hrghest calrber Thrs award rs also offered mrce a year one rn the fall and agarn rn the sprrng of the senror year We xx rsh to express our srncere con gratulatrons to the follow ng students who recerved thrs award durrng therr senror year Elrzabeth Barley Betty Branchr Vrvran Boardman Beverly Breer Marrlyn Bruce Phrlrp Bruce Jean Cleveland Carolyn Coburn Sally Colbv Jean Davenport Jean Edson Antornette Feola Malcolm FrtzPatrrck Alexrna Forest Ennrs Grdney Everett Greenxw ood Eugene Warren IFIFTI THREI- John Holden Sherla Krng James Larrd Thomas Law Rrchard Loatr Mar re Magoon Shrrleg, Olson Cather rne Perr x Susanne Whrtrng Nancy Peterson Eluyn Prescott Juanrta Srer ra Ronald Slay ton Pearl Story Sandra Tay lor Ronald Utlew Susan Walker 0 qv , ' 97 1 rn ' 114 u ' C y V ,' C, . 1 ' U' v - ra ' rs . 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X Junior Class Officers First Rau Harr1etSlcsberg treasurer Joyce Norton secretary Absent Patrlcla O Brlen mee preszdent IFIFTY SIXI Second Row: Miss Kettelle. chairman of advisorsg Charles Tetzlaff, president Junior Class I' rst Rolf B Holt L Holmes G Cxaham J Ipplch I Archambault Il Hale J Dunoxr B Dalloy J Barley E Curts G Comstock H Gauth er A Close Secom'Io1 Q Goodwin N Comt J Foster P Hlbbard G Blgglestone E Bugbe P Chapman C Caustic L Frontxm J Hamllton J Croteau A Davxs L Clough NI Brochard 'XI Jo ws Tlzzrr' Ron F Barrett R Abbey H Danlels E Ashford D Cults T Houghton H Dou l s J Baird R Curts D Battles T Hxll F Galhson Fomrh Rm: B FltzGerald C Dalley R Brown R Duquette B Joyal D Booth W Paldwm T Banfield R Baldwin R Eldred D Hudson .1 Fnst Rau G Richardson K Lowell B Stone C 'vlerrxll 'NI Mm E Plerce H Slosbc-r J Norton C Ward J 'wiathewson J Klnney J Page 'NI Knapp Sftcond R011 V St Plerre H Parsons D Newhall E Reynolds S Meletes E Vhtham I Wagner P Law N Smllh B 'Vluzzy K Krxplm R Nell K Potter Thml Rau vw Nlannnng G Roop R Smxth P 'xtaunsell P NICGIDDCQ R Robmson A 'ihutc C Tctzlafl' E 'Worse K Morse C Rollms D Tallman Fourth Rm: R 'Xlaxham B Lawrence H Tobey J whltmg R Reynolds R Yates D S101-ra D Vhtham D Norton IFIFTX SEIVEXI . . . Y ' . . , . , . , .. , A . - 1 . . .P 5. . , 4 Sophomore Class Officers Fzrst Row Elsa Chapin mee presuivnt Stephen Berry presulent Second Rau Jean O Brien secretary Miss Hutchmson chairman of admsors Pablo Gomez treasurer IFIFTY EIGHTJ . S X O A . I 4 . I ,Yi v . Sophomore Class F1rstRou C Darling S Guyette M Hlll N Blalsdell R Baldwin L Batten M Bryaxt N Flelder N Belanger J Corskie S Bernardlnl J Dopp E Dailey F Coffln J Hall Second Rou G Baker M Garcia R Glass L Krztle B Bador D Cetrangelo L Clev-land B Burdick B Beal L Davis E Chapin W Foster S Berry W Adams R Davls Thmi Rou C Holmes E DeRos1e E Frlot R Hoare J Davls J Follett P Benedml B 'efhey D Cary N Gomez W Damels R Jenkms R Elderkm C Ba1ley Fourth Rau' D Day D Goodall D Gauthier R Fleury R Belanger N Bador F Herrmg F Fntch W Chandler R Herring Fxrst Rou B Smith B Tracy M Jeffrey K McLeod K Pond J OBr1en M Smlth C Kelley A Martm J Pecor S Prerce B Senter B Pratt O 'vleletes Second Rou R Lowery R Newhall G Stevens J Nulssl S Roya B Webster L Ru les S Parsons C Stone 'VI Sullivan P Niaxham J Kangas E Schvnentzer T Taylor R Shltney Third Rou R Perkins A Tomasl R Lmcoln C Potter W Nelson R Utton O Mute G Rouelle 'VI Leno G Krens D Woods J Washburn R Vkhne Fourth Rau R Welch W Ricker B Lamb R Roberts 'Nl Spxnncllx G Wxlkrnson W Parker IN Olsen R Larson IFIFTY NINEI Fifth Razr: H, Jay. J. Anderson, H, Edwards. C. Belanger. S. Bryan. P. Gomez. R, Blanfruard. R. Jewett. T. Amidon. Freshman Class Oflicers First Roll. 'Vllss E Wmlfred Briggs chmrmun of uflx :sms Bonnle Holden lvevnient Second Rou Sally Greene xerrvtmu Dan 'vlathewson lzeuvmer Steven Dy -ce lll'F1lfE9Idt?7lf ISIXTI I Freshman Class F1rsfRou V Busslno A Drake D Eldred S Harrington B Goodell E Belanger L Cotey C Edson E Bly A Conkllng R Cleveland N Brown B Holden S Greene Second Rou L Gauthler S Dyke G BHIIOQ K Farquharson 'NI Flelder J Close R Doucette R Holmes R Alexander L Gonyeau E Courser 'NI Flsh L Clough L Barley B Gr1ggs B Clough G Dans S Adams J Eldred Th1rd Ron W Emerson W Flsher J Audy D Cook B Garfield Fourth Rou F Fuller J Grlffin A Courser 'NI Brooks D Holland G Benedxct B Henson H Baldmn R Ayers C Blllado C Heaton S Bllss K Fowler D Adams E Davls P Baumann 'NI Desllets Fifth Rm: B Dwmell J Herschel S Goodwln D Hamilton J H111 D FIIZPBIFICK 'VI Drew D Hayward R Gxdney Monte E Stone J Wood C Verge J LaPan S Leonard S Lalrd Ser'o111lRou E Roberts V Lord C Pratt 'NI 'Xluzzy 'VI Staples R Payette C De or S Leno B Sweetser K Krlplm S Wheeler R Newhall NI Tyrrell J Welch 'Ihlr1lR0u C Predxx W Nlorrls B RlCll3I'd50ll D Towle E Stewart T Pecue K Pratt P Premo G Kennedy F Perry D Vlathewson W Murray B Tucker K Langms P 'Nlaynard P Tearhvut C Rlchardson Fourth Roll G McC'rath R Tanner D Nlarhevuson J Jensen R Xkhlte S Laxson C P16-rce S Worse A Xhlcox D Lindsay B Towle KNIXTX ONEI First Row: J. Nelson. P. Martin. S. Nelson. M. Skeels. C. Russell. G. McQueston. B. Richardson. L. Roop. L ALt1V1t1CS SII IDP NT CO1 INC Il SOI ONSL UPI I II R XHI NN I PI I XID NI my 1 BOX S FHORI S CIPLN CIFF CLIP NIIXFD C HOPI S XSSFNIIQI X CONINIVI II I TVX IPLEPQ NIONTPELIER SCHOOLQ B XND 'D . - . 1 V. T - - ff V , , , .. , 4 . - 1 - 4, . , . , , . 'E .' Y :x.'.1 VIIICC . nk 'ERS 1 - - . L s 41 IfIi1fISIIMAN CWIUHVS , v 1, - . . . 1 -1- . N v 1 X .5 1 ,L 1 , 1 1 7 - X ff A 4 Y W L x v x L., , , , v . - ., ., z . EHWWW E ?lm-ken M 4 f C HoRU 0 fi' Q- Xil ,bl 40' xf QL f 6 Xea HI 'X lx f Il. ,K L-..- QQ 001 IN ic' Jqf Bmw F Kokmkw Q01 OP 0 ERS S70 De NT CLOQKQUM I I V Y ' ' .uu-11' ' if 1 , 1' V f ,ff 7-7 .,-Tri-'I . ' W - , 'ZW ' V' . 7 N - In S Ev' I V 1' Y J ' 2 I X .Q . 'tif 4 5 4 , Q p - 56 L- 4 ., xx f, ,Tu B vf? - o '1 ff qsx If , dw .. ,J , x O , ' I I - 1 C fl! D X O11 S J 'I 1 C 'A 'AS W fe 1 f A ' ,. . U4 'v Q? J ' Q 0 K' O QQ? V H 'Y 0 W Q lx Q I F . 'V 1 5' fa EE tif .F '12, KO rm O X 1 e GibyC R te H Bgb dy T M W hb d d W T R 1 d M Student Counc1l HE Student Councll under the presl dency of Rlchard Loatl IS the govermng body of Montpeller H1gh School It IS made up of students who have the char acter and leadershlp to represent the1r classes and make sound dec1s1ons con cernmg school llfe The year 1954 and 1955 has been a busy one for thlS year s Student Councll One of the most lmportant problems pre sented to the Councll th1s year was that of decldlng whether to Jom the Natlonal Honor SOC16ty or to contlnue w1th the present Pro M9F1t0 Award system Meet lngs are held weekly and all toplcs on the agenda are thoroughly dlscussed and acted upon Several very successful dances have been sponsored th1S year The hobo dance was a b1g h1t w1th every one clad IH the1r best rags and danclng wlth then' best hobo belles and beaux The Councll closed lts year w1th a peppy p1cn1c held at Hubbard Park where the members and thelr guests spent an enjoyable Sunday afternoon playlng soft ball and eatlng Th1S year s oflicers are Rlchard Loatl presldent Peter McG1bney VICE presl dent Kat1e Pond secretary treasurer Ton1 Feola chalrman of Assembly Com mlttee Steven Meletes chalrman of the Ath1Et1C Commlttee and Mrs Small faculty advlsor ISIXTY FOURJ First Row: Ann Conk ing, Toni F ola, Katie Pond, Dick Loati, Mrs. Small, Peter Mc ne , arolyn Coburn. S d Steven Mele s, Luisa Monte, Betsy olt. Eleanor u ee, James Hudson, S ' ylor, erle as u , Lin a Dav' , Davi oods. hirrl Steven G d' ' , Chare C e, Pre artell, B t n J T y. O , ' - y a ' . , . . . I - . , ' . . ' Y 5 y ' ' 3 v ' 1 7 ' ' ' ' ' 3 y - 3 - y Fzrst Rou Paulle Greaves Carole Corskle Alison Barber Susanne Whiting David Lurtis Jean Cleveland Tum Houghton Mlss Brettell Susan Goodwm Catherxne Perry Harriet Slosberg Juan tx S erra Se ond Row Billy Adams Lorraine Holmes Nancy Desllets Lucllle Frontini Priscilla Chapman Eleanor Bugbee Jeanme Mathewson Gall Graham Marcia Smith Linda Davxs Merle Washburn Cy rthxa Merrill Jean Edson Carolyn Coburn Peter Teachout Thari Rou Marilyn Mix Nancy Peterson Jean Kmney Gall Richardson Jerri Wand Joyce Kangas Sandra Taylor Muriel Hlll Ouranla Meletes Jean 0 Brien Nancy Blalsdell Betsy Holt Fourth Rou Gordon Wllklnson Richard Perkins James Laird Malcolm FltzPatrlck Edward Gallison Solonscope EETING deadlines, ferretmg out news, corralllng students for plc-tures sollcxtlng advertlslng, turnlng out fea tures and typlng copy have kept the 1955 Solonscope staff on the go Under the su and Dlck Loatl, edltor ln chlef, all crlses have been met and the ten lssues publlsh ed on schedule News, edltorlals and fea tures reflected student mterests, ab1l1t1es and oplnlons as well as the general atmos phere and esprzt ole corps of Montpeher Hlgh School Besldes 1ts sprlng dance, the Solon scopes other contrlbutlon to the socla l1fe of MHS has been lts bulletln board around WhlCh everyone meets everyone else to catch up on the latest droodles, puzzles, g0SS1p and Solonscope scoops IS STAFF Edltor ln Chlef Rlchard Loatl Asslstant Edltors Susan Goodwm News Edltor Catherlne Perry Features Edltor Susanne Wh1tlHg Sports Edltors DaV1d Curtls Marllyn M1x Exchange Edltor Juamta Slerra Busmess Manager Jean Cleveland Clrculatlon Manager Nancy Peterson Asslstant BUSINESS Manager Lorrame Holmes IXTY FIVE1 4 pervision of Miss Brettell, faculty advisor, Timothy Houghton 'S- LLM... EN dM E B Cm d W PtL B L1brar1ans k R HAT S a good book to read? I can t End volume L of thls set of encyclo pedlas When IS my book due? Where can I find out about segregat1on'? These are only a few of the requests that keep our capable and dependable l1brar1ans on thelr toes ln the hbrary whlch IS located at the back of the study hall and contains books for both reference work and le1 sure readlng Under the supervlslon of MISS Kolton sk1 the llbrarlans arrange thelr hbrary schedules to COlflCld9 mth thelr study halls When they aren t help1ng us they are cataloglng shelvmg and accesslonlng books as well as plcklng up after us and keeplng the hbrary 1n order Many thanks to thxs lndustrlous crew whom we some tlmes take too much for granted ISIXTY SIX1 . , N - , .f - . . Y 1 -6 4 4 4 , l A J N l .-T-......., 'ff' , i l f 2 , K V i J... First Row: Jane Pag , an Sue Brown, Jexri Woo , iss Koltonski, valyn Curtis, arbara Senter S d R ': Fay 0 n, Sand N ramore, Gor on ilkinso . ,R ly ld , l Q 9 an u ' ' ' - , . - . . . . . 1 ' in az - . rv u - - 7- ' - n 1 - . . , r to Right N y PE! ily Ml Pe W k W Cheerleaders Nancy Tootle Sue Marilyn Joan and Elinor to back her up Montpeher H1gh School s varsity cheerlng squad has cer tamly been out in front with the noise pep and encouragement Wh1Ch must have been the envy of many of our opponents This year for the first time the cheer leaders wore trim green slacks and heavy whlte sweaters for the tootball games To the basketball games they added a little glamour as Well as pep with their new dark green Jumpers and long sleeved white blouses They earned the money mg several successful food sales Under the1r dlrectlon a Pep Club which formed the nucleus of the cheermg section was organized The members of this group were a b1g help 1n introducing and putting over the new cheers which the squad had devised When the J V teams were on the field or on the floor the J V cheering squad composed of Nancy Coml Sally Bernar d1n1 Nancy Blalsdell Judy Nelson and Susie Nelson led us ln cheermg their teams to victory ISIXTY SEVE' Vl Left : anc erson, Mar n x, Elinor 1 ree, Susan al er, Sandra Taylor, Joan Foster, Merle Ashburn. I HIS year with Sandi at the head and for these uniforms during the fall by hav- ! . ! 7 . I . ' 7 7 , . . - . . Y 7 ' 1 1 ' l - . ' . , . . U y , - 1 Y ! ! ' 1 Ftrst Row Gall Blgglestone Marilyn Mack Jeanne Benedict Jane Page Jeanine Mathewson Jean Kxnney Eleanor Bugbee Pauhe Greaves Mr Hurley Toni Feola Jean Edson Susan Goodwm Susanne Whltmg Murlel Hill Linda Klttle Marcla Smith Nancy Blalsdell Nancy Flelder Corrxne Kelly Arlene Martm Elsle Roberts Second Row L1l11an Gonyeau Susan Walker Margo McKenz1e Peggy Hubbard El1nor Pierce Betsy Holt Gall Graham Patty Martln Evelyn Courser Sandra Lalrd Elsa Chapln Carolyn Ward Janet Ipplch Marlen Bryant Judy Corskle Nan Sue Brown Pat Law Rosalyn Baldwxn Vickle Lord Susan Harrlngton Juanxta Slerra Prlscxlla Chapman Betty Sue Roemer Third Rou Harrlet Slosberg Glorla McQueston Merle Washburn Nancy Peterson Joan Foster Marxlyn 'vhx Cynth1a Merrlll Barbara Stone Chrlstme Verge Lucille Roop Beatnce Tracy Nancy Desllets Martha Staples Gail Davls Sally Pierce Lu1sa 'vlonte Judy Welch Sally Colby Carolyn Coburn Corlnne Caustic Marjorle Cleveland Martha Jetlrey Fourth Rou James Close Ann Conkllng Merrl Skeels Linda Davis Lucille Frontmx Cynth1a Russell Carol Carole Corskle Allson Barber Shella Kmg Catherlne Perry Jerrx Wood Fzjth Row Bobby Garfleld Steven Dyke Bruce Richardson Sldney Lawson Peter Teachout Stephen Berry Clnff Heaton Bull R1cker Bandy Dwlnell Tom Law Ronme Slayton Jlrn Laxrd Donald Adams Elton Stewart Jlm Herschel Charles Blllado Doug FltzPatr1ck Herb Tobey John Whltlhg Fred Mart ll Davxd Curtls Malcolm FltzPatr1ck Dick Loatl B111 Adams Brent Webster Masque HE Masque had a very successful year, leadmg off Wlth a membershlp of one hundred and fifty whlch lncluded forty freshmen Thls years act1v1t1es lncluded the three act comedy The Lzttle Dog Laugh ed, a one act play Speclal Guest, and a program of three one act plays for the sprlng productlon These plays were Sunday Costs FIVE Pesos dlrected by Mr Hurley and MISS Mockrldge The Lottery dlrected by D1Ck Loatl, and Nobody Sleeps dlrected by Catherme Perry Besldes 1tS workshop productlons, the Masque also collaborates wlth the Choruses to present an opperetta every other year On June 2 the Masque chmaxed lfS year wlth the annual banquet at the Brown Derby Restaurant, where the oilicers for the next year were lnstalled ThlS years officers were as follows presldent Tom Feola, vlce presldent, Susan Goodwln, treasurer, Susanne Whlt mg, secretary, Jean Edson, buslness manager, Pauhe Greaves, and asslstant buslness manager, Eleanor Bugbee ISIXTY EIGHTI . ' . 1 v Y 4 - ,A . v . ' l. 'E V . Edson, Ruth Cleveland, Joyce Kangas, Betty Bly, Sally Greene, Jane 'Hamilton, Pat Baumann, Jean Cleveland. 2 . , . 5 . 9 . ' A . . , . . . . . . - , - - KK ' l! . . . , . H . ,, . . . . . - . r . . l U . ' . - ' r ,, . . .. . . . . H ,, . . . - . First Rou Sylvla Wheeler Ann Conkllng Charles Brllado Betty Bly Steve Bliss Bonnie Holden Lucille Roop Evelyn Courser Floyd Perry Jerry Benedlct Elizabeth Belanger Carolyn Ross Lor Ita Clough Alfreda Drake Sandra Leonard Second Rou Shirley Leno Sandra Laird Ruth Cleveland Pat Baumann Connle lratt Rosemary OBr1en Chrlstlne Verge Gall Davls Ellzabeth Davls Rebecca Newhall Susan Harrmgton SUSIE Nelson Sandra Adams Elizabeth Stone Roberta Alexander Vickie Lord Thlrd Rau Rose Payette Lucille Bailey Sally Greene Judy Welch Martha Staples Patty Martm Nan Sue Brown Merrl Skeels Carolyn Edson Lisa 'Vlonte Cynthla Russel Jerrx Ann Wood Betty Cotey Gloria McQueston Verna Bussmo Fourth Roll Jim Grlftln Bruce Richardson Elton Stewart Don Adams Sid Lawson Richard Gidney Mlss Newton Freshman Chorus HE Freshman Chorus, whlch re hearses ln two sectlons because of sched ulmg confhcts and the large number who wlsh to partlclpate, meets nearly every Monday and Tuesday mornmgs durmg the first and second perlods Under the dlrectlon of MISS Newton, the Freshman Chorus presented 1tS own selectlons at assembly programs and at the annual Chorus and Band concert Each sectlon elects 1tS own officers The first perlod group chose BOHD19 Holden as pres1dent, Steve Bllss, VlCe pres1dent, Betty Bly, secretary and Charles Blllado and Carolyn Ross as llbrarlans Lucllle Roop was elected presldent of the second group, Evelyn Courser, vlce pres1dent, Floyd Perry, secretary and Jerry Bene dlct and Ellzabeth Belanger as llbrarlans Ann Conkllng, Betty Bly and Bonnle Holden are the accompanlsts TSIXTY NINEI l kL tW Sl kP DkBd R Rg ll tl W dGll Boys Chorus PUTTING to good use a combmatxon of talent and enthuslasm the Boys Chorus whlch IS composed of sophomore Jumor and semor boys has completed another successful year Under the capable dlrec tlon of MISS Newton they have been fea tured on several programs Wlth On Top of Old Smoky We Be Sold1ers Three and H1 Ho Nobody Home bemg several of thelr more popular numbers Unofli ISEVEVTYJ clally Carolyn Ward and TOH1 Feola mlght be called honorary members slnce they are the accompamsts for thls group Although thls chorus lost a total of eleven members through graduatlon the sophomores who came up from the Fresh man Chorus have helped to malntaln the hlgh standards of tone and enthuslasm typlcal of thls group First Rmr: Dlc oatl, George Baker, Robert Curtis, John Baird. Bren ebster, Joe F-711911, Bill Daniels, Harry Daniels, Tom Law. B'll . le. S ' rd Ro Dl k' ,. ' l win. Bill lcker. D d C t' . Rnbi . R . U Gordon 'ilkins , Al n Shut . Edw ' . MX. N 't , 9 ! . , . . 1 7 , . , Q . ' ' y . U . . an ll - as ' - 1 1 u ' sa - - - , . Furs! Rou Jeanne Benedlct Nancy Flelder Lols Batten Mar ha Jeffrey Jean Cleveland Jean Kxnney Susan Walker Miss Newton Carolyn Coburn Susanne Whltlng Haxrlet Slosberg Catherine Pe ly Toni Feola Katherine Lowell Vlarle Leno Second Rou Evalyn Curtis Pat Law Kay McLeod Lmda Knttle Vlckne Harvey Barbara Platt Judy Corskle Gail Graham 'Vlarlene Bryant Jean Edson Sally Colby Eva Wltham Barbara Qene Prxscrlla 'Vlaxham Elsa Chapin Joyce Kangas Thzrl Rou Marllyn 'Vhx Cynthla Merrill Joan Foster Betsy Holt Judy Sangster Margorxe Cleveland Laura Nelson Cormne Caustic Murlel Hull Ouranla Vleletes Jane Page Eleanor Bugbee Prlscllla Chapman Carolyn Ward Carole Corskle Shella King Allson Barber GIIIS Glee Club HE Glrls Glee Club, whlch mcludes all glrls ln the sophomore, Jumor and senlor classes who WlSh to Joln, meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays under the dlrec t1on of MISS Newton Wlth the sklllful accompamment of Tom Feola and Carolyn Ward the Glee Club has sung such songs as Early One Mormng, Raggle Taggle GYPSIES and Ram and Sprlng Many of the glrls Glee Club are also members of the Mlxed Chorus, WhlCh combmatlon entalls qulte a blt of work The 1954 1955 appearances of the Glee Club mcluded the annual concert Wlth the Band and Choruses, the Jolnt concert Wlth Hartford Hlgh School, audl txons at the Vermont State MUSIC Festl val, school assemblles, Baccalaureate and Commencement ISEVEVTY oval ' ': . . . t , ' f . 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First Row Carolyn Ward Jeanne Benedict Betty Sue Roemer Betty Blanchl Joan Foster Cynthia Merrill Marilyn Mlx Judy Sangster Miss Newton Sue Walker Jean Cleveland Toni Feola Jean Klnney Carolyu Coburn Priscllla 'vlaxham Second R01 Allson Barber Eleanor Bugbce Carole Corskle Susanne Whltmg Priscilla Chapman Jean Edson Betsy Holt Elsa Chapin Sally Colby Catherme Perry She-lla King Laura Welsor Thmi Rm D1ck Baldwm Jole Follett Regmald Robmson Dlck Loatl John Baird Harry Damels Alan Shute Edwln Galllson George Baker Fourth R011 Gordon Wtlklnson Dick Perkins Daud Curtls Robert Curtis Blll Dam ls Blll Steele Blll Rucker Tom Law Brent Webster M1X6d Chorus HE M1XGd Chorus, under the dlrec t1on of MISS Newton, has completed another successful season Thls years concerts included one Wlth the Montpeller Hlgh School Band, at Wh1Ch the Chorus sang a Vmcent Youmans selectlon Wlth the Band the WIHOOSKI Valley Festlval, the Vermont State MUSIC Festlval audl tlons, and a Jomt concert VVlth Hartford Hlgh School at Whlte Rlver Junctlon They also sang several selectlons at the Baccalaureate and Commencement exer CISGS The followlng semors were chosen by tryouts to represent Montpeher H1gh School IH the All State Chorus sopranos, Allson Barber, Jean Edson, Susan Walker, Susanne Vvhltlflg, altos, Tom Feola and Shella Klng, tenor, Tom Law and bass, Dlck Loatx OFFICERS Presldent Susan Walker V1ce Presldent Jean Klnney Secretary Jean Cleveland Treasurer Betty Blanchl Buslness Manager Carolyn Coburn Ass t Busmess Manager Davld Curtls Robe MlStFGSSGS Susanne Wh1t1ng Catherlne Perry, Betsv Holt Llbrarlans Richard Loatl Cynthla 'VIerr1ll ISEVENTY TVl 01 v Y . - 1 Y 'V n I . 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L dH h dW Assembly Comrrnttee THE task of provldlng the students and faculty wlth mterestlng assemblles IS not an easy one Th1S year s Assembly Commlttee under the guidance of Dr Chastney and the chalrmanshlp of Tom Feola has carrled out th1s dlflicult task of trymg to please all of the people most of the t1me w1th programs vvhlch have been both mformatlve and entertammg The commlttee also selects the semors who preslde at the assemblles and serve as color bearers and the underclassmen who act as color guards Among the outstandmg assembhes that were presented thls yeal we wxll remem ber the Vermont Junlor College Glee Club the skl movles the Crusade for Freedom at Wh1Ch General Harmon presldent of N orwlch Unlverslty was the prmclpal speaker the Band and Chorus concerts the pep ralhes and the presenta t1on of scholastic and extra currlcular awards ISEVEVTY THRE' l First Row: Toni Feola, chairman, Davi udson. S 1 R 'J D . C t y. Davi oods. I - u , ' ' . . . , , . . , n . 4 ! . . . . - 3 ' - d d S lly tty Drum Majorettes PECIAL reco n1t1on should be glven to the Montpeller Schools Band drum major Fred Martell and drum maJorettes for the excellent xx ork they have done thls year Practlclng hard and lalthfully durlnv the year they have pelformed at all foot ball and basketball games and led the Band 1n all marchlng maneuvers At the Sprlng Concert the twlrlers gave a splen d1d performance VVlth lllumlnated batons The J V Tw1rlers also dld a fine Job tWlI'l1l'lg at the basketball games The members of the J V squad are Lmda Klttle Barbara Senter Ellzabeth Belan ger Ruth Cleveland and Lmda Jones The Twlrlers have also been busy earn mg money for thelr new umforms and plans are now underway fo1 the Maple Sugar Bowl game at Manchester New Hampshlre ISEVENTX FOLRI Lef! to Right: Nancy Belanger. Juanita Sierra. Lin a Davis. Paulle Greaves. I-'re Martell. .a Greene. Joyce Norton. Jean Davenport. Be ' Bianchi. O C, . . . , . . i y v - - i y I . . . - 9 1 - . , - U - , - ' V Flrsf Roll Jean Davenport Nancy Belanger Sally Greene Betty Bianchi Paulle Graves Joyce Norton Llnda DAVIS Juanlta Slerra Suomi Ron 'vlr Mix director David Hudson Stephen Dyke Katlc Pond Sally IICTCC Donald Towle Jvhn Ball Bronlow Towle Herb Tobey Blll Adams Dean Edson Doug FltzPatrlck Steven Loodwln Blll Danlels Bluce Henson Pearl Story Peg Hlbbard 'VIerl Sketls Lulsa Nlonte Nancy Peterson Dlck Jrmsbel Bruce Rlcllardson Jlm Lalrd Arlelle Nlartln Fred Nlartell lhod Rm Elizabeth Stone Klrk Farquhalsoll Dan Nlathewson Cllff Heaton John Holden Peter Teachout Davld Woods Jon Anderson Betty Bly Wayne Fosler Jane Hamllton Sldlley Lawson Harry Danlels I'a1lBlgglc-stone Sandra Lalrd John Whltlng Bob Curtls John Balrd Sue Goodwln Bonnle Holden Betty Sue Roemlr Nancy Band S thls year comes to a close, the Montpeller Schools Band, under the ca pable dlrectlon of Mr Cllfton L MIX, can look back on a most successful year Besldes addlng pep and vlgor to all our football and basketball games, the actlvl tles of the Band have lncluded a Jolnt con cert Wlth the Choruses, assembly pro grams, the WlHOOSkl Valley F9StlVal, the Vermont State MUSIC Festlval and the an nual Sprlng Concert For the first tlme ln ltS hlstory the Band has featured two glrl sololsts, Sue Goodwln, flutlst, and Gall Blgglestone, trombonlst W1th1H th Band IS a D1Xl6l3Hd Band and a German Band ThlS year the members who were cho sen for the All State Band W91 e John Ball Gall Blgglestone, John Holden, J lm Lalrd, Betty Sue Roemer and Pearl Story ISFlENTl Fllfl ' l . . . , , ' I' . s ,I . 4 , I ' ' 1 l , ' ' . l ' . ' , l . . Desilets. . , . . . . . N . . O . . . . - - Q 1 7 . . . , il 1. Um um. good T 'idy 6. ileepy? 2. MHS Rockottes '3. Sleepy-time Sal 4. Ski-bald Nfiughty 7. A c'1t c'1n look at a queen 8. The gangs 'ill hero 9. Look to the Rainbow 10. Crazy. mixed-up kids 11. We Be Soldiers Three 12. Oh, those eyes! ln. Olympic Star? .gg SMA KW 'WWxiN.ii'f ' W N f V ,w YC J, 5 ,Nl s mil? IS. 1 w 'p ,L 4i- ? fe. 5 ' 5 , X Y ' Hu . K j X if X 51 ' fx ? ,Z Q A fi X J L iw , . - p. . flithJkW H dM lRbet b B i Z t M Gb h Whlti B19 'N t RgRb dD ldH Ll I EdG ll Football HIS year the MHS football team had one of 1ts best seasons ln many years Senlors on the team were John Ball tackle W1ll1e Carlson rlght end EUNIS G1dney fullback Corllss Gr1H'lth left tackle Royce Grlflith rlght guard Splke Holden end pos1t1on Fred Martell left end Bob Warren fullback John Wh1t1ng r1ght back and Jack Woods left half back Royce Grlflith was elected by the team to be captaln for the final three games Captalns for the first five games were chosen by coaches Brown Hartman and Gross from the outstandmg players of the prev1ous games Jack Woods and W1ll1e Carlson were selected as members of the Vermont Team to play at the Shrlnes Maple Sugar Bowl football game on August 27 at Manchester New Hampshlre Jack Woods whose 57 polnts made hlm hlgh scorer for the Northern Football Conference was also named for the halfback post on the 1955 Coaches All State Team SCOREBOARD MHS Lyndon 6 MHS Newport 7 MHS St J Academy6 MHS Hartford 6 MHS Burllngton 26 MHS Spauldlng O MHS St J Trade 0 MHS 34 BFA 6 ISEVEVTY EIGHTI 'i 5 5 A Firxt Roux' Corliss Grl , ac oods, Carl Carlson, Ennis Gidney, Royce Griffith, John Ball, John olden, Fre arte 1, 0 r Warren. S l R H Tobey, Di k Robe t , b Yates, Davd Sierra, Ro er R y lds, Al Sh , Peter c i ney, Jo n ' ng, Th' iR D tl . St .Il , ' ,Davi ay, Dav ud . B b ' h d, Ch les T tl ff. F h R ': C h B . ' . g , Harlan Douglas. D 'd C t' .St B y. ! i . , , ! Z , Z , . l . . , ! ! 7 g r ' - ! 3 ! 5 , I , 3 1 -f ' g 23 - 9 Bl t b DlkC bTbeyBbYt tgDlkRbt S Th 1lR I Basketball GAIN thls year the Solon s basketball team came through a qulte successful season Wlth an all season record of 14 wlns and 5 losses and a Northern League also recelved a tournament berth but lost out ln the tlrst game to Burllngton by a score of 78 57 Although the Spauldlng games were close contests the most ex c1t1ng game was the last one when we lost to Burhngton 51 49 1n overtlme SCOREBOARD MHS 35 Northfield 23 MHS 50 Alumnl 46 MHS 48 Peoples Academy 35 MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS ISEVENTY NINF'l Northlield 33 Rutland 46 Berlln N H 43 Gorham N H 50 Wlnooskl 43 Cathedral 55 BFA 41 Spauldlng 53 Burllngton 60 St J Academy 36 Wlnooskl 40 Cathedral 66 BFA 50 St J Academy 39 Burllngton 51 First Rout Bob e anger, Steven Mele es, Peter McGl ney, Jim Hudson, c omi. S d R Her 0 , o a es, John Whi in , c s, Al h t , I g . ' : Ed Gallison, 11 0 r, Coach Coane, C h B , D 'd Sl , g . 4? A - , 64 ' . 57 3 3 3 3 3. ' - 50 ,..a. 3 3 3 ..... ' , . . ' 54333 ,.. record of 7 Wins and 5 losses. The team MHS 55 ,... 3 ..... 3 33 3 Spaulding 59 - . ' 43 ...,., 3 3 33 .... 3 3 , - 48 3 3, 3, 3 ' ' - ' ' . 48 3 3 .3 . . 633 3, ' ' 59 3 3 33 3 3 V llvylll 3 52 ,,,. 3 3, 3333 .3 3 49 33 3 ' Fust Ron Malcolm F1tzPatrick Bradley Lawrence Eugene Warren John Holden James Laxrd Steven Berry Blll Adams 5890711 R011 Bancroft Dwmell Sally Plerce Bob Elderkm 'vlargo 'VIcKenzxe Katlv Pond Tum Amldon Nr Farnsworth fn uI!11 1111 or T 1 i Ol Bonnie Holden Jlm Herschel Gall Blgglestone Edwln Reynolds Tlm Houghton Sandra Lalrd Coach Fortna 1 HE year of 1954 1955 held nothmg but success for the Skl Club Mr Farns worth the faculty advlsor, led the group through thlck and thm to make th1S DOSSI e The Wlnter CHFHIVHI went over Wlth a bang or perhaps We should say a squlsh when We recall the day of the boys downhlll In the boys and g1rls slalom, the glrls' downhlll, and the boys IEIGHTYJ Club cross country and Jumplng the Montpeller teams walked away Wlth everythlng, 1n cludlng the new rotatmg cup The Student Councll won the snow sculpturlng contest and the Holdouts provlded the cool muslc for the blg dance ThlS year s officers were wplke Holden, president, Margo McKenzie Vlce presldent, and Gall Blgglestone secre tary treasurer 'I' 1 'V . 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V, ' , . , . , . . . . - . a , . . , Fnst Rou Jeanne BCllQdlCI Jeanlnt 'Vlathewson Jean Klnney Harr et Slosberg Xia llyn 'vllx Elinor Plerce Sally Greene Gall Blgglestone Margo McKenzie Nancy Blalsdell Katle Pond Luxsa Monte Pat Law Marlene Bryant Murlel Hlll Lmda Klttle 'vlarcla Srnlth Arlene 'vlartm Jerri Wood Second Rau Joan Foster Susan Walker Peggy Hlbbard Cynthla Merrlll Betsy Holt Lucllle Roop Patty 'vlartm Yznda Courser Gall Daxls Janet Ipplch Pat Baumann Nan Sue Brown Jean Davenport Cozrme Caustlc 'VIarJor1e Cleveland V1v1an Boardman Rosalyn Baldwln Martha Jettrey Thzrd Rou 'VIerl Skeels Ann Conkllng Linda Davl Lucllle Frontlnl Sandra Laird VIBFIOH Fxsh Sally Plerce Ruth Cleveland Ouranla Meletes Judy Welch Paul1e Greaves Catherlne Perry Juanita SIEITB Nancy Desllets Sue Whltlng Sue Goodwm Glorla McQueston Fourth Rau Joyce Kangas Sally Bernardlnl Jean OBr1en Tom Feola Jean Edson Judy Corskle Betty Bly Jane Hamilton Carole Corskle Jean Cleveland Alxson Barber Sheila King Lva Wltham Flfth. Rau Gall Richardson Joan Pecor Marie Leno Betty Muzzy Ruth Kemp Cynthla Russell Carol Edson Mlldred Muzzy Bonnie Holden Judy Nelson Kay McLeod Barbara Burdick Carol Darling Sally Guyette Elsle Roberts Barbara Smith G1r1s Athletlc ASSOC13t1OH HIS year ln GAA has been a very actlve one Under the supervlslon of MISS Morrlson there have been many playdays when the varlous schools 1n thlS area get together to play volleyball, basketball and other sports The Skl team won all three of the events that they partlclpated ln and spent many hours practlcmg at Sablns Pasture Volleyball and basketball tourna ments were held after school among the four classes Durlng the softball season the GAA had a plcmc at Hubbard Park The officers of th1S year were Margo McKenz1e, presldent, Gall Blgglestone, VICC presldent Nancy Blalsdell, secre tary, Katle Pond treasurer, and Sally Greene, freshman representatlve IEIGHTY ONEI . ' ' . ' A . l ' ' , - ' V - c , o o 0 . -. . C - , - . , - hdFl A IT dB hW Yi D W ld'Vl 'VII Baseball HIS year the baseball season started off Wlth practlce at Recreatlon Fleld un der the coachlng of M1 Carbaugh Jack Woods Dlck Coml Andy Tomasl Jlm Gltchell Bob Yates and Steve Meletes re turned wlth letters to form a strong nu cleus for the team Jack Woods capta1n of the team IS the catcher whlle Dlck Coml Andy Tomasl and Cllff Balley are sharlng the pltchlng honors Pete Benedlnl IS 1n charge of first base Jlm Gxtchell plays second John Washburn and Bart Jeffrey alternate for the shortstop posltlon Whlle Bob Yates and Dlck Fleury also SW1tCh off as guardlans of th1rd base In the out Held we have Steve Meletes Dave Woods Cllff Heaton Wendell Baldw1n and Dave Maxham Harlan Douglas and Dave Day round out the squad as managers SCORE BOARD MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS IEIGHTY TWOI Burllngton 8 Spauldlng 10 WlHOOSk17 BFA 2 St J Acad 9 Cathedral 8 Burllngton 4 WlDO0Sk1 11 BFA 0 Cathedral 9 Spauldlng 3 First Roux' Ric ar eury, ndrew Tomasi, Cli ord Bailey, Peter Benedini, Wen ell aldwln, Jo n ashburn S I R ': Bob a es, ick Comi, Jack oods, J'm Gitch ll, Dav . axham, Steven . ele es Th' 1 R -: Harlan Douglas, David Woods. Clifford H t , B t J ffrey, David Day. Coach Carbaugl I 7 . . I . . - Y ! Y ' 'Q y - , , 7 , , , 2 F , 2 , . , 1 . . - , , . . . , .. .. 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