Northfield High School - Rambler Yearbook (Northfield, VT)

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THE RAMBLER 45 'litmus' il' SENIOR JUNIOR First 1010, left to right - Irene Hebert, Randall First rom, Ivff to right - Avis McKenney, Phyl Boardman. Sc:-mid :ow - Dick Richardson, Al Diemer, Dot Plunkett. Src-and row - Marlene Good- Ouellett, Bob Brassard, Bob Luce. enough, Joanne McGlaHin, Elaine Taylor. Third row - Bob Sargent, James Fo-rd, Mike Henry. I , Y SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN Fizsf row, Irft fn fight - Juanita Hill, Nancy Beattie, Lvff to zighf -- David Sargent, Elaine Rogers, Jackie Lorraine Brassard. Second row - Maurice Bedard, Provost, Margaret Farnham, Donnie Ford. Dot Henry, Bucky Hill, Bev Gray. Thiid row - Jack Baroffio, Philip Viens. One-Act Plays The annual one-act play contest was held at the Norwich Armory, April 27, 1950. The Senior Class presented a drama, The Valiant, coached by Miss Ethel Wel- lington. Under the able direction of Miss Elizabeth Snell and Mr. Brew, the Junior Class presented a hilarious comedy entitled, Ada Gives First Aid. Another comedy was presented by the Sophomore Class, entitled, I'm a Fool, coached by Miss Esther Ballard. A group of Freshmen presented 'their first play, His First Shave, another comedy. Mr. Merton Ashton and Miss Lorette Lapolice acted as coaches. As we go to press, the outcome of the contest has not been determined.

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THE RAMBLER Varsity Team Scfrflcd, loft to right - Wally Reed, Bob Luce, Max Templeton, Del Gokey, John Diego. Stfmdiwg - Michael Henry, Dick Elwell, Jack Baroffio, Bob Gallagher, Dick Richardson, Fred Toulouse, Henry Jennett, Frank Towle, coach. Junior Varsity Team Sefrzfvd, left to right - Don Ford, Jack Barofiio, Glen Gilbert, Eric French, Billy Foss. Slfl'7ldi7I-U - Michael Henry, Joe Garrity, Roger Provost, Maurice Bedard, Stanley Warner, Tom Kingston, George Gczxzdrich, Ronnie Hicken.

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THE RAMBLER Ski Team Due to a lack of snow cover, the activities of the ski team were necessarily cur- tailed this season. During January the team went to the district meet held in Lyndonville. A 'third place in this meet enabled them to compete in the State meet at Middleburyg however, because of the loss of one of their star competitors, the team managed only a seventh in this meet. A couple of weeks later, at Bradford, Northfield High School won the Bradford Winter Carnival. A few of the boys competed in individual contests and placed very well. Letters were awarded to Co-Captains Millard Stranahan and Sonny Buck, Pat Sheppard, Henry Ferry, Robert Perra and Robert Manning.