Springfield High School - Green Horn Yearbook (Springfield, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

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Q I Qu gk xx fm . 1 0 I9 ' , - X y U ' 1752 SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHQOL SPRINGFIELD VERMGNT We the Class of 52 dedncate this our yearbook to Mr Charles Slmonds We wxll always remember hlm for the kmdnesses whlch he has bestowed upon us throughout our four years of hlgh school 4 D S l h 4 AH ll,J , . 1 7444114 Fnrst row left to right Mass Porrxtt Mr Nicholson Mr Crocker Miss Phrlhps Mrs Armstrong Mr Heath Mxss Johnson Mr OLear'v Mr Bole Mr I-hllnard M1ssChamp1ne Miss Adams MrssGr1ffith Mlss Gary Second row left to right Mnss Perrotta Mlss Poljaclk Mr Lerandeau Mr Otis Mlss Torrey Mnss McClelland Miss LaFountam Mr Ragle Mrs Doten Mackey Mr Crandall Mr Wxeden Mr LaBonte Mr Alexander Mr Donegan Mr Pierce Mr Bateman Mr Murray THE FACULTY Sometlmes we ve grrped and grumbled And seen no sense ln homework We ve done xt only half way Or done nt not At all Sometlmes we ve talked and laughed out And paid small attention m class And confused you or lgnored you Or pald no attentlon At all But you ve shown us xdeas we d never have known The mystery of mathematlcs The logxc of scxence The beauty of language The mxght of our herxtage And all We thank you for thls and your patnence Your eagerness to help us too Maybe sometlme well prlze nt enough Maybe sometlme lxkely Not now 6 Mrs. Smyith, Mrs. Spaulclingf Miss Taylor, Mr. Brousseau. Third row, left to right? Mr. Wearing, Mr: Brooks, Mr. Birsky, Mr: ! I ! I XX LY 'VIANI W BOLE B S M ED MAURICE J 0 LEARY Cornell Lniversitx A A M Lmwersitx of Xermont Dartmouth College Columbia Teachers College University of New Hampshire SUlIPflI1flll!lf'Ilf of Srhools Columbia University To the Members of the Class of 1952 Springfield High School has tried to help each one of you to make the most of your own individual capacities I hope that your ful knowledge basic skills and heightened ideals of conduct and service Life is sometimes diflicult and often venture some in such times as these but it is also rewarding to those who meet its responsibili ties from day to day with the best they have to give to it I rejoice with you in your present achievements and I give you my best wishes for success and happiness in whatever xou undertake next Very sincerely yours Lx man VN Bole Boston Lniversity Principal To the Members of the Senior Class You are graduating from high school at a time when the world is in an unsettled con dition War rages in many areas eastern and western powers are locked in a stalemate rearmament threatens world economic re covery fear makes for insecurity and the peace we so fervently hope for often seems out of reach This all means that the graduates of today regarding the future These conditions make for indeclsion and uncertainty We wish that we could forecast the future in such a way as to be helpful to you Since we are unable to do this we must resort to advice Our advice to you is to plan as though things were completely right in the world Enter into your future education or lifes work as though nothing were going to mter rupt it Have faith in yourself in God and in the world in which you live Always work to the best of your ability in any thing you undertake and be optimistic aboutthe future Remember that those of us who work with young people have a boundless and abiding faith in youth which grows stronger with each succeeding generation We believe in you We know you will succeed Our sincere good wishes to all of you Superintendent of Schools Very Smcefell' YOUFS Maurice J 0 Leary Principal 5- 9 X ' lf g Q l A A ' 'fi ' ' B. .,M'. ., .A. . I , I 4 4 experiences here have provided you with use- face many problems and difficult decisions V 7 Y . ' . . 7 ilrfna. vw, .xx -Lx JUNE M. ADAMS, B.S.M. Oberlin College Baldwin-Wallace College Elementary lllusic Supervisor FRED M. ALEXANDER, A.B., M.A. Union College N. Y. State College for Teachers Co-ordinalor Dislrihuliivr Edumlinri JOHN BATEMAN JR B F A BOLESLOF P BIRSKY PH University of Pennsylvania St Michaels College Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts Malhemalics Director of lr! llhlellcs 7 4? PAUL F BROOKS B S JOSEPH E BROLSSEAU B E Keene Teachers College Lx ndon Teachers College LmVefSlll Of Nell H3mDSh1l'e Castleton Teachers College 'llulhenmlus Lnivcrsitx of X ermont 'llullu lllflllfe Sf ll nu lun ANN B. ARMSTRONG, B.S., M.A Boston University Commercial Subjecls ian- X QP' Nw CHERRX O BLEAKNEY R Cambridge Hospital Hyannis State Teachers College University of Pennsylvania University of Vermont School Nurs: A 'sf MAL RICE CRAIN DALL Springfield College Lniversitv of N ermont lxeene Teachers College lmrle and Induslrq N r J 15. . I K X fb- . K- .xxx na. X xt 1 fx I v are '41 . is X . if A ,ge Ali A 521 .iff sl ,. Q rf , ., . . . . , . B. ' . , . an A ' v A . i V ! 1 Q I 1 gy it , vb ,, 'JK .. .. r ig' L . . fl.: f D' -L . e V 2 ,f -. N wxi 2 A , . . V Y . 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Bennmgton College Stanford LUIVSYSIIY Umversrty of Vermont Columbla Umverslty Dlrecfor of Muslc ,Q ft, gs HELEN POLJACIK B A George Washxngton Umverslty Hlslory Guidance ESTHER M SEELEY R N Mary Fletcher Hospltal Co operulue I'ood.s C ourse M-I . 5 li - , I LUCILLE E. PHILLIPS JOHN M. PIERCE Keene Tea Umverslty of Vermont English Guidance 26-'u PSA 1 'Snr is ELEANOR PORRITT Sxmmons College Home Economies HELEN I SEELEY B A Mnddlebury College Fo oprrnfwe Foods Course Co ordlnator 11 chefs College Direclor Co-operuizve Departmen! l JOHN W RAGLE B S M bmverslty of Chlcago Harvard Lnxverslty Middlebury College Engllsh SY LVIA A SMITH B A Umversnty of Vermont Umversxty of Grenoble CFranceJ Mlddleburw College French Lafm B. ., . A re- 'I 'C ' If . .,,,f',, - QT Q, ' , A QV' ,X A ' 'T fl f , . . , B. S. '. , . ., . A X F I I - A I E f' f 3' f I 11495- DOROTHX SPAULDING PH B University of Vermont Middlebury College Fnqlzxh History CLAIRE XX TORREX B S in ED PARKER L VS EARIING Boston University LINDLEY L WIEDEN B S Aroostook State Normal School Gorham State Teachers College Boston University Direcfor Qf Guidance MARX W. DOTEN PH. B. M. A. University of Vermont Sy racuse University A N NItNlaster L nix ersitx McGill Lniwersitw I rfnrh I IlljlISll GRETCHENI D. TAYLOR .B. M. . Middlebury College .Vallu malirs Columbia College 12 Rutgers llislory Crogrnphy SENIURS Seaaofzel4e40ffcca4 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Bernard Dunbar Charles Johnson Marlan Slmonds Margaret Martm CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS Blue and Sllver CLASS MOTTO Knowledge ltself IS power 16 I C , 'K-T -...... N 5 u ' ' n KATHLEEN ABBOTT College ' Kay She'll find friends in all she meets. Kay is very well known for her voice. She is a friend to all, and we are sure that she will fill a position as secretary very capably. Our best wishes to you, Kay! Fun: Reading Fame: Her voice Future: Secretarial school HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2.3.43 Band 1,23 Green Horn Ig Sopho- more Paper 2: Mixed Chorus 3,4: New England Music Festival 33 Graduation Ball 3: Tri-Town Music Festival 2,3.4: Class Parties 33 Yearbook Staff 4. JOHN ALLEN College Johnny The situation is well in hand' John is one of our best actors quite a sports enthusiast and a very capable manager of our basketball team this year We know he will be successful in anything he undertakes Fun Acting and arguing Fame Acting Future Lawyer HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 Basket ball Manager 3 4 Track 12 3 Glee Club 12 3 4 Dramatics Club 1 2 3 4 Variety Club 2 3 4 S A A Bazaar 3 4 Spring Festival 3 Freshman Reception 4 One Act Play Contest 3 Senior Play Cast 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Sophomore Paper 2 Tn Town Music Festival 2 3 4 Class Parties I 2 Public Address System 2 3 4 Assembly Committee 3 MARILYN ALLEN Commercial Lynn There s mischief in her eyes Cute full of life well dressed definitely has a way with people Best of luck to a real friend who will be a great success' Fun Swimming and driving Fame Cuteness Future College HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Intramural Basketball 2 3 Softball 2 Band 23 Orchestra 2 3 Glee Club I 2 3 Library Club 1 2 3 4 fPresident 23 All State Music Festival 3 Sophomore Paper 2 Tri Town Music Festival 2 3 Dramatics Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 S A A Bazaar I ALTA AUSTIN Commercial A ta Friends she has many Foes has she any' Alta is one of the quieter members of our class a very dependable worker She can usually be seen riding around ln a Buick with a certain Senior Fun Being with jimmy Fame Buick Future Undecided HONORS AND ACTIVITIES S A A Representative I Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Green Horn 2 Graduation Usher 3 Class Parties 1 2 3 4 Football Formal 4 Senior Hop 3 Senior Play Production Stall' 4 Sophomore Paper 2 Yearbook Staff 4 17 M? MARTHA AUSTIN General Dutty Cedric is coming home. Cute, well dressed, friendly smile and a sparkling diamond. Martha's future looks like a happy one and we know it will be. The best of luck to you both! Fun: Sports Fame: Her hair Future: Marriage HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Camera Club 23 What-So-Ever Club 23 Intramural Basketball 2,3: S.A.A. Bazaar 2. ROBERT AUSTIN Commercial Bob I m even better than I think Oh no not again Bob finds it very difficult to resist temptation so he spends most of his time seeing the BOSS Bob drives a flashy car around and we all agree it s a pretty good TAXI Fun Cruising around out of town Fame The old Chevy Future Undecided HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Football I2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 Ski Team 1 2 Monitor 1 2 3 4 Graduation Ball 3 Football Formal 4 VIRGINIA AYER College Ginny Shyness is concealed happiness Ginny is one of the quiet and shy members of our class Although she doesn t make much noise she is a good friend We know she will be liked wherever she goes Fun Riding a Greyhound Bus Fame Quiet manner Future Undecided 'M vu-. HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Dramatlcs Club 3 Variety Club3 S A A Bazaar3 Hostess Club Secretary 4 Graduation Usher 3 Football Formal 4 'uma' .Ve PATRICIA BALL Co operative Home Economics a Happy go lucky easy go free nothing on earth ever bothers me Vl herever there s John you ll Gnd Pat Pat is full of fun and there is never a dull moment when she s around She is majoring in Home Economics We wonder why 7 Fun Riding in a Pontiac Fame John Future Marriage I-IOINORS AND ACTIVITIES Vlhat So Ever Club I Hostess Club 3 Glee Club 1 Dramatics Club 2 Library Club 4 I8 . - .. .. .. . - ., .. - ,. . - - - . . . U ,, . - . - . .. .. 7 . . I , . C . . . 1 I - .. - .. .. - . .. A , . . . , I : 3 3 . . . , 6 I I - , - x,.,.,f,,, ' 5 3145 ' , ,- 1 ,,,,3,',,4.:f.?3.Vg r. F h . A .v,,,g:y,EL5, Y'- A . -'wer ' 'I '54fi.1'Q,Tf'J,. I sz',f:!F-r. A ws., ' - - .. .. - P t . . ' . I . . - , - ' - I I l . . RUTH JEAN BARBIER College Some luke work some luke play I luke both Ruth hauls from Dayton Ohuo She has been wuth us for two years ard has made many fruends A whuz at the Charleston and a sharp dresser Fun Almost everythung but physucs Fame The Charleston Future College HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Transfer 3 Green Horn 3 4 Graduatuon Ball 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Raduo Program 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Senuor Play Productuon Staff 4 Football Formal 4 Student Edutuon Eagle 4 Junuor Prom 4 Class Partues 4 Honor Student 4 RICHARD BLAIS College Duck I throw a mean curve Ducky us well known to hus classmates as a southpaw on the duamond Yes slam bang there goes Ducky' But he can be found un a quueter mood when he s wuth Peggy Need we say more? Fun Sports Fame Smart lookung clothes Future College HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Football I2 Baseball I2 3 4 Basketball 12 34 Boys State 3 Class Vuce Presudent I2 Football Manager 4 Sku Team I Football Formal 4 Senuor Hop 3 Projectuon Club 12 3 MARTIN BLOOMFIELD College Marty A clever pencul goes wuth a clever mund Marty us another newcomer to S H S He hauls from Rhode Island Tall dark wuth a pleasung personaluty he has made many fruends at S H S Fun Dancung Fame Hus grun Future Doctor HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Transfer 4 Senuor Play Productuon Staff 4 Year book Staff 4 Football Formal 4 Class Partues 4 Dramatucs Club 4 ROBERT BRADWAY Co operatuve Bob Studyung us a bug hundrance to one s educatuon We see Bob only fuve weeks at a tume but he accomplushes plenty un that short peruod Who us PhyIlus Need we ask97 Fun Everythung but work Fame Hus vusuts to the BOSS Future Machunust HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Football I2 34 Intramural Basketball 12 3 4 Projectuon Club I 2 3 4 I9 HR -I 11 u ' ' ' 11 1 1 . , . A . , ' . . , . - A - 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 . . - - u 11 . ' . ' . 1 1 1 1 1 u ' 11 n 11 - 1 1 . . . , . 1 - . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . ' ' . . ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - u ' u 11 41 ' - - 11 . . . . , , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - - n 11 U . . . . , . ,, ' u - ' 11 11 11 , A , - - - 41 11 I - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 GERALD BRADY Co-operative Slug Gone fishing! Gerry is one of the stars on the C.Y.O. Basketball Team. If you ever want to find Gerry and aren't sure where to look, just saunter down to the Community Club. Fun: Hunting and Hshing Fame: Basketball Future: Machinist HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1: Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4: Assembly Committee 1,23 Science Club 1. LAVERNE BREAULT Co-operative Verne lt's no limousine but he's going places. LaVerne is a little shy but a barrel of fun all the way . . . likes all sports and is 1 a ways ready for a good time. We are sure he will make good in his chosen career. Best of luck! Fun: Hunting, fishing, girls Fame: Quietness Future: Undecided HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Lapidary Club 33 Yearbook Staff 4: Class Parties 4. Never a dull moment. Graduation Usher 3. i What is living, without love? asketball 1,2,3, Football 1,2, Puppets 2, S.A.A. Bazaar 3,4. 20 ELDAD BROPHY Co-operative Electrician N 9 1971 Q in MARILYN BRESETT College Moe Marilyn, a great help on any committee, is an all-around girl who loves to take part in everything. She will certainly make a cute nurse. Best of luck! Fun: Parties Fame: Vim, Vigor and Vitality Future: Nursing HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club 2,33 Cheerleader 2,3,4g Glee Club 3,43 Science Club 2: Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4: War Orphan Committee 2,3 Variety Club 2: Class Parties 1,2,3,4g Football Formal 4: Graduation Ball 33 Senior Play Production Staff 4: Sophomore Paper 23 Yearbook Staff 43 S.A.A. Bazaar 3 NAI, Al can usually be seen where there's a crowd, and Nada is usually found in the crowd. Al is in school only every other five weeks, but he makes up for lost time when he is here. Fun: Going out with a certain girl Fame: Nada Future: Electrical work HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Camera Club 3,45 Boys' Glee Club 2: Intramural B . . . CHARLES BROWN General Chuck Small, but, oh, so powerful! Have you seen that fellow sauntering around with the beautiful curly hair?? That's Chuckie. He is a swell guy, always willing to have a good time. Fun: Parties and sports Fame: His curly hair Future: Undecided HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Camera Club 1,2,3: Football 3,43 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4: Senior Play Production Staff 4: Yearbook Staff 4. JOAN BRUCE Commercial Brucie All peaches and cream. Brucie is one of the most all-around girls in the Senior Class. She's a good basketball player . . . sure to make a cute nurse. How about that, Richie? Fun: Parties Fame: Her hair Future: Nursing HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Treasurer 1,2: Homeroom Representative. 1: What-So-Ever Club 1: Glee Club 1: Green Horn 2: Graduation Usher 3: Class Parties 1,2,3,4: Graduation Ball 3: Football Formal 43 Sophomore Paper 2: Yearbook Staff 4: Senior Play Business Manager 4: Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4: Class Ring Committee 2: Intramural Volleyball 2: Intramural Badminton 2.3: junior Prom 4. PHILLIP BRYANT Commercial Phil He's here: he's there: he's all about, Lots of pep and a real good scout. Phil has a great interest in sports plus a grand sense of humor. He is always ready to lend a helping hand and can be found at any ball game. Fun: Basketball, football, hunting, Fame: Height Future: The easy way to get and parties HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Camera Club 1,2,3,4: Dramatics Club 3: Football 3,45 Track 2,3,4: Intramural Basketball 1,2,4: S.A.A. Bazaar 3: Senior Play Production Staff 4: Junior Prom 4: Football Formal 43 Yearbook Stah' 43 Graduation Ball 3. fun out of life MARION BUNDY Commercial Bun Music, Maestro, please! Here's a gal that certainly knows how to play that accordion . . . has a very definite interest in the Marines. Absence makes the heart grow fonder! right, Marion? Fun: Dancing and playing music Fame: Ricky Future: Undecided HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4: Intramural Softball 1,2,3g Glee Club 1,25 Band 1: Dramatics Club 1.2: Hostess Club President 3: Year- book Staff 4. 21 119451 i sv: -QA ll U 'f 4' 'iw' NEIL CAREY Commercial Nell 3 I love work It fascmates me I can slt and look at It for hours Nell ns one of our class clowns as you can plamly see He IS also a flashy dresser He as active m sports a good basketba'l player and can be seen rn the gym every noon hour Fun Tmkermg on cars Fame Sense of humor Future Undecided late hours out of town HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Graduatlon Ball3 Projectfon Club 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Sophomore Paper 2 Class Parties 3 General Councxl 3 Tennis 234 Basketball 12 LILLIAN CA RON Commercial Full of pep full of fun has a smxle for everyone Always laughmg or smlhng that s our Ll She keeps the Home Economics Class gomg can be found roller skatmg Saturday nights Fun Dancmg and sports Fame Glggle Future Governess HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club 14 Dramatxcs Club 2 Graduatlon Ball 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Lxbrary Club 4 Semor Play Productxon Staff 4 Hostess Club 3 What So Ever Club 2 3 Sophomore Paper 2 Intramural Basketball 2 Intramural Volleyball 2 S A A Bazaar 2 3 Class Partles 3 jumor Prom 4 gf' CARL CHANDLER Merchandlsmg Peanut For man IS man and master of has lnfe Wxth hrs physique and drxve Carl always holds hrs own on the football team as tackle Best of luck to you Carl ln everythmg' Fun All sports Fame Slze Future Undecided HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Football 2 3 4 Tennis 2 3 4 Skl Team 2 3 4 Year book Staff 4 Projection Club 1 2 3 4 S A A Bazaar 2 3 4 Varlety Club 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 Lapldary Club 3 MARLEN E CHANDLER Commercial Chan Off we go mto the wlld blue yonder Marlene has a defimte mterest m the Arr Force and her future rs pretty well planned We all wxsh her the best of luck ln her marriage Fun Boys Conel swlmmlng dancmg Fame Frxendlxness Future Marrlage HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club 13 Arts and Crafts 1 Hostess Club 3 22 JAMES CLARKE College jimmy Quiet oh no not Jimmy' A football player and all around good sport jimmy can usually be seen on the road to North Springfield Wonder what s up ID that v1cinity77 Fun Hunting and fishing Fame His car Future Engineering HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Football 12 34 Basketball 12 Class Parties I2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Graduation Ball 3 Monitor I 2 3 4 Sophomore Paper 2 Football Formal 4 S A A Bazaar 2 Dramatxcs Club 1 2 3 CYNTHIA COBB College Cyn She who sings frightens away her ills Cyn is one of our talented girls She is the girl with the beautiful voice We all know she will reach the very top rung of the ladder of success Fun Most everythlng Fame Her voice Future College HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club 12 34 Select Chorus 34 Dramatlcs Club 1 3 4 Football Formal 4 Assembly Committee 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Graduation Ball 3 Senior Play Cast 4 Education Forum 4 Class Parties 2 3 New England Music Festival 34 All State Music Festival 4 Tn Town Music Festival 234 Variety Show 2 War Orphan Committee 1 Sophomore Paper 2 GEORGE COLBY College Bud Why do it today when I can do it tomorrow? Buddy can be seen driving around in that Plymouth and he s never alone A really terrific guy with lots of personality Best of luck Buddy in the years to come' Fun Pat Fame Rhode Island Future Navy HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club 1 2 3 Dramat1csClub4 Projection Club 3 BARBARA COUTERMARSH Commercial Coutie The darndest things do happen! Here is the girl with so much vim and vigor. A whiz on the basketball court and where there s sport there s Coutie. Fun: Ice skating Fame: Losing things Future: Secretarial work HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball 12 3 4' Graphics Club 12' Glee Club 3' Camera Club 4' Science Club 2' Sophomore Paper 3' Football Formal 4' Class Parties 3 4. 23 MARSHALL CROSS College Crlss There s mxschlef 1n hrs eyes Marshall s column can always be seen ln the newspapers What would we do wlthout hrs wrlte ups of S H S sports? We know hell succeed asa newspaper corres pondent Fun Llstemng to Fame Sports wrxtxng Future Newspaper Jackie talk Correspondent HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Green Horn 1 2 3 4 fCo Editor 3 43 Edntor Sopho more Paper 2 Football Formal 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Semor Play Cast 4 Graduatxon Ball 3 Jumor Prom 4 Intramural Basketball 1 Freshman Sophomore Party 1 DF3m3tlCS Club 1 2 S A A Bazaar 2 Vlar Orphan Commlttee 3 W, MARION CROSSMAN College Crossle Take lxfe too seriously and what IS lt worth? Marlon rs one of the members of our class who enjoys roller skatmg She has a flair for nlce clothes and we hear she has an Interest ln the class of 49 Fun Basketball games Fame Sonny daze Future College HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Hostess Club 1 2 Class Partres Semor Tea 1 LILA CUTLER Commercxal Tome Qunet? Look agam' I1la IS one of the quxeter members of our class She halls from Chester Depot and can usually be seen roller skatlng on Saturday nlghts We w1sh you success ln your work Llla Fun Roller Skatmg and dancmg Fame Blonde hanr Future Secretarnal work HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Sclence Club 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Yearbook Staff 4 WILLIAM DANFORTH Co operative 1 I never let studying mterfere with my educatlon Bulls a talented member of the class certamly can make muslc wrth hls guitar and smgmg Vle all hke to hear him Best of luck Bull' K Fun Baseball and western muslc Fame Guitar Future Guntarlst S 1 HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Variety Club 4 U19 lv- Y as N J 24 ,. . . ' V 1 l ' C I , ,... , . my viii, 2,33 Sophomore Paper 23 Yearbook Staff '43 'senior Play Production Staff 41 - - ..B-ll., B1 1 ' . CLAIRE DULAC Merchandising Honey Life was made for love BARBARA DEXTER Merchandising Bobbie A maiden blithe and full of glee. Barb, one of our Merchandising students, is here in S.H.S. only half the day, but her cheery smile is always here. Good luck in the field of selling! Fun: Dancing Fame: Talking Future: Undecided HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Hostess Club 3: Baccalaureate Usher 3. THEODORE DOUGLAS Co operatlve Ted Life is so short why waste time? Although Ted is in school five weeks at a time he makes up for time lost His interests seem to be all out of town Good luck in the future Ted' Fun Going out of town Fame Talking Future Undecided Petite nice smile sparkling diamond and a nice fellow All these com bine to make up Claire Lots of happiness to you both Fun Dancing Fame Diamond Future Marriage HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club 1 What So Ever Club 2 Camera Club 2 Intramural Basketball 12 3 Junior Prom 4 Graduation Ball 3 S A A Bazaar 2 3 Hostess Club 3 BERNARD DUNBAR College He sighed at many loved but one D showed his ability as a football player this fall by playing the position of fullback so well that he earned for himself the distinction of being named captain and fullback of the All State Team Fun Sports Fame Good looks Future College HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Football 12 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 All State Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 4 Football Captain 4 All State Football Captain 4 New England Track Meet 12 3 Class President 34 S A A Treasurer 1 3 4 S A A Representative 2 Sophomore Paper 2 Class Parties 1 Z 3 4 Co ordinator Graduation Ball 3 S A A Bazaar 2 3 Graduation Marshal 3 Advisory Board Chair man 4 Science Club President l Camera Club 2 3 4 QPresndent 45 Class Stunt 1 Boys State 3 Spring Festival 3 Yearbook Staff 4 25 JOAN DUNN Commerclal Bunn Time flies and I m not going to waste any of it ,Ioan s usually vlorkmg at F G S can be found going out with the gang Saturdays swell personality popular around the commercial ofhce Fun Parties Fame Working at F G S Future Undecided HONORS AND ACTIN ITIES Transfer3 S A A Bazaar 3 Graduation Ball 3 Green Horn Staff 34 Intramural Basketball 34 Football Fo mal 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play Lsher 4 junior Prom 4 Cla s Part: 4 NEIL DUTTON Co operative Nei There s a Jeep in his future Neil is in school only every other five weeks but he is still ready at any time to lend a helping hand in any of the school activities Fun Swimming and driving Fame Jeep Future Mechanical Engineer HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Football 24 Track 2 Science Club 1 SAA Bazaar 12 Class Parties 2 3 Graduation Ball 3 Football Formal 4 RALPH FARNSWORTH Co op Foods Harpo Never worries and seldom hurrxes Harpo is an all arot nd guy who can get a laugh from anyone once he starts in with his tales I-Ie seems to have the secret of happiness and is well liked by all Fun Hunting and fishing Fame Telling stories Future Undecided HONORS AND ACTIX ITIES Science Club 12 Intrarrural Ea ketball 123 4 Lapidary Club 3 Dramatics Club 2 Track 2 4 ALMA FARR College I ve got the car tonight, girls' Firecracker of the class full of pep and always on the go. Can usually be found in the movies: always riding around in her '36 Chevy, How about the guy in the Army? Fun: Driving Fame: Dimples Future: Nursing HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1.2,3,4g Freshman Reception Committee 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Intramural Volley ball 2: Intramural Basket- ball 1,2,3g Football Formal 43 Graduation Ball 23 Sophomore Paper 2: Dramatics Club 1,2,3.4: S.A.A. Bazaar l,2,3g Bazaar Play I: Ski Club 1,23 Class Parties 1.2.3. 26 MERTON FULLAM Co-operative Mert He looks quiet, but look again ' Mert's one of the fellows we see only ten weeks at a time . . . spends his noon hours in 203 . . . has a black car which can be seen quite often at 3 Hill Place. Fun: Hunting and fishing Fame: Mary Future: Carpenter HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Camera Club I,2,3,4: Science Club l,2,3,4. CALVIN GELINEAU Co-operative a Where he is melancholy cannot stay Cal is noted for his happy go lucky nature and captivating disposition He is a valuable asset to any get together Good luck to you Cal in your engineering career' Fun Hopped up Model A Fords Fame Personalitv Future Engineer HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club 1 Dramatics Club 123 Intramural Basketball 12 3 4 Class Parties 12 3 4 Graduation Ball 3 CARL GOINGS College Car Why work? The day was made for fun Carl looks like an angel but did you ever notice that devil s twinkle in his eye? Chester seems to keep him quite busy Whats up Chum Best of luck Carl in whatever you undertake Fun Late hours out of town Fame His women Future Undecided HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Dramatlcs Club 1 2 3 4 Frosh Soph Basketball 1 2 Intramural Basketball 3 4 JANET GOSSELIN Commercial Janet A quiet manner hides the mischief in her eyes Janet mav seem quiet but she really isn t She s invaluable to the Commercial Department her willingness to work and sense of humor will make her an asset to any office Fun Being with the gang Fame Considerateness Future Secretary HONORS AND ACTIN ITIES Assembly Committee 12 Glee Club I2 3 4 Dra matics Club 1 Class Parties 1 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 4 Library Club 2 S A A Bazaar 23 Graduation Ball 3 Concert Usher 3 Baccalaureate Lsher 3 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Tri Town Music Festival 2 3 4 All State Music Festival 3 Football Formal 4 Xearbook Staff 4 Freshman Reception 4 Senior Play Production Staff 4 Honor Student 4 CAROLYN GURNEY College Carolyn Laugh and the world laughs with you cry and you get all wet The girl with the grin and the smile Here s a gal with lots of personality and an eye for a certain Senior boy Good luck in your career as a nurse' Fun Sports and dancmg Fame Laughing Future Nursing HONORS AND ACTIN ITIES Girls State 3 Momtor 12 3 4 Glee Club 1 Dra m3tlCS Club 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Football Formal 4 Graduation Ball 3 Sophomore Paper 2 Variety Club 2 3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Class Parties 12 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 Intramural Badminton 2 3 Freshman Reception 4 Semor Play Cast 4 CARLA HADLEY College Had Come on a my house' A cheerleader pep is her middle name never a dull moment when Had s around a mce gurl to know Good luck to you always' Fun Parties Fame Cornell Future Merchandising HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Class Parties 1 2 Freshman Reception 4 Dramatlcs Club 12 4 Cheerleader 14 Glee Club 12 Sophomore Paper 2 Yearbook Stall' 4 Senior Play Production Staff 4 Intramural Basketball 12 4 S A A Bazaar 1 Foot ball Formal 4 Concert Usher 4 Intramural Volleyball 2 Intramural Badminton 2 S A A Treasurer 1 RICHARD HARRISON College Dick Shy at times but full of fun he ll make friends with anyone Dick is a recent addition to the class and we all thmk he s a pretty swell guy a hard worker and also a smart dresser He hails from Belmont Mass Fun Going to French class Fame Curly hair Future English teacher HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Transfer 4 STANLEY HODGEMAN Co-op Stan None can see the devil in me. Stan is one of our Co-op students . . . we lose him every other five weeks. Hails from Felchville and is a nice person to know. Fun: Dances hunting girls Fame: Smile Future: Pattern maker HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,3g Camera Club 1. 28 NANCY HOLT Merchandising Nan Quiet and shy! But, oh, how nice! Nancy is one of the quiet and shy members of our class. Although she doesn't make much noise, she is a good friend. Good luck, Nancy, in your merchandising! Fun: TV and movies Fame: Hollywood Future: Merchandising HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club1:Camera Club lg What-So-Ever Club l,2. WILLIAM JACKMAN Co operative Butter Ball ll hat useless things women are' First he s here and then he s gone Bill s another one of the co op fellows Can usually be seen driving a Model A Need we say more Fun Driving Fame Model A Future LI1d6Cld6d CHARLES JOHNSON College Charlie The great person makes the great things' Charlie is one of our most all around fellows He s done a good Job in sports as well as in other activities He has been vice president for two years and one of our most reliable class leaders Fun Carol and sports Fame Good nature Future College HONORS AND ACTIXITIES Football 12 3 4 Baseball 2 34 J V Basketball 1 2 3 Commissioner Intramural Basketball 4 Class Vice President 3 4 S A A General Council 3 4 fPres1dent 45 Governing Council 3 4 CPresident 35 Social Committee 3 Assembly Committee 3 Co ordmator Football Formal 4 Graduation Ball 3 Class Parties 2 34 Student Advisory Board 14 Dramatics Club 12 34 CPresident 43 Senior Play Cast 4 Sophomore Paper 2 Xearbook Staff 4 Boys State 3 S A A Bazaar 2 3 4 Graduation Marshal 3 Spring Fc tival 'Z KENNETH JOHNSON Commercial Rudolph Quiet is his middle name' Ken s quiet friendly manner has won him many friends He is well known in the Art Department and can always be called upon for decorations for dances Fun Growing odd plants Fame Blushing Future Horticulture tennis and Ecology HONORS AND ACTINITIES Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play Production Staff 4 Sophomore Paper 2 Graphics Club 1 2 Photography Club 3 4 Class Parties 3 S A A Bazaar 4 29 V311 Tv JANET LABELLE General janet ' Easy go free, nothing on earth ever bothers me. She's undecided now. so what's she gonna do? Whatever her future, Janet is sure to succeed. Good luck in everything you do, Janet! Fun Dancing swimming Fame Height Future Undecided HONORS AIND ACTIN ITIES Camera Club l Hostess Club 2 Glee Club 1 Vi hat So Ever Club l 2 ul 'Gr' BETTX LANGDON College Betty She must have Music' Betty is one of our most musical girls She can always be counted on to play the piano for us Loads of fun wonderful personality alvlays ready to lend a helping hand Fun Driving? Fame Piano Future College HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club I2 3 Band 12 3 Orchestra 12 3 Class Parties l 2 3 Dramatics Club l 2 3 4 Monitor 1 2 3 4 Accompanist Boys Glee Club 12 3 4 Vi ar Orphan Committee l Sophomore Paper 2 Bazaar Play 2 All State Music Festival 3 Tri Town Music Festival 2 3 4 Variety Club 2 3 Senior Play Cast 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Music Scholarship 4 ALBERT LAPLANTE Industrial Arts Nubby Quiet look again' Nubby really shines on the basketball court He lives in Proctorsville but spends most of his time in Springfield Vlonder what Springheld s got that interests Nubby Fun Coming to Springfield Fame Basketball Future Electrician HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Intramural Basketball 1 J V Basketball 2 3 Varsity Basketball 4 Track 2 3 4 Projection Club 1 is -di? if' 3,5 L J .4 r '-7-4, ':::: ' z .ii h 4 I V . ug ff? gigs T BETTX LILLEY Commercial 'Betty' ' A friend in need is a friend indeedl' Betty has plenty of pep and is frequently seen twirling. Has a special interest in tht junior Class. Lots of luck. Betty! Fun: Out with the gang Fame: Cuteness Future: Undecided HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Clee Club l,3' Dramatics Club lg S.A.A. Bazaar 2' Football Formal 4' Baccalaureate Usher 3' Tri-Town Music Festival 34' Intramural Basketball 1.2.3,-1' Yearbook Staff -1' Majorette 34' Sophomore laper 2' Variety Club 2. 30 RONALD LOCKVl OOD General Ronnie So exceedlngly tall and strong' Ronnie looks lxke the qulet type but very often looks can be decelvmg He IS an all around good fellow and has many friends m S H S Vl e know he wlll succeed ln s farmmg career Fun Sports Fame Hexght Future Farmmg HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Sclence Club 2 34 Intramural Basketball 134 LAURA LOSEE Commerclal Butch True to her word her work and her fnends We all agree that Laura IS a true fnend She IS a swell basketball player and shines ln shorthand class She also keeps busy ln her spare txme workmg rn Wnlson s Store Fun Gettmg out and Fame Frlendllness Future Undecided gomg places HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club 1 2 Dramatxcs Club 1 2 Momtor 1 2 3 4 Sophomore Paper 2 MAURICE LUCAS Co operatlve Lukle How many gallons? Short but speedy Maurxce should do well 1n the Navv He looks good xn has llttle brown Texaco umform If you re ever up through Reading stop xn and see hlm Fun Huntlng swnmmmg and gurls Fame Height Future Navy HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Camera Club 1 Glee Club 123 MARY MAHONEY Commercial Baloney You all know her happy full of fun Mary IS an mdustrlous student Ambxtxon shows Itself nn every phase of her actxvxtxes ln school and ln her work at the hospntal but she IS never too busy to have a cheery hello for everyone Fun Horseback r1d1ng Fame Frlendlnness Future Stenographer HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Dramatxcs Club 1234 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Baccalaureate Lsher 3 Semor Play Production Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Football Formal 4 Intramural Volleyball 2 Intramural Badminton 2 Sophomore Paper 2 S A A Bazaar 2, Class Parties 2 3 Q' I . - - ' ' ' . . . ' ' ' ' hi - 'S : : ' : ' Yearbook Staff 4: Class Parties Intramural' Basketball 1,23 Baccalaureate Usher'3E 9' - , GORDON MARKWELL Industrial Arts Gordie Quiet, I wouldn't say that! Gordie gives you the impression that he's the quiet type. but don't let him fool you. He can raise the roof with no trouble at all. Outside the school doors. he's transfor'med into a lively youth. Fun: Sports and dancing Fame: Bashfulness Future: Farming HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball 4. LEONE MARTIN General Sookie Looks quiet but looks can be deceiving Sookre is rather quiet in the classroom but beneath the surface smolders the heart of a very merry girl She flocks around with her friends contented and happy Her future looks bright Fun Sports Fame Good humor Future Undecided HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Camera Club 1 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play Production Staff 4 MARGARET MARTIN College Peggy Purpose is what gives life a meaning Peggy is a friendly and ambitious member of the class finding time to be in everything Where there s fun there s Peggy and usually D Good luck Peggy in your teaching career' Fun Parties Fame Ponse Future Teaching HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 2 3 4 Girls State 3 Senior Play Cast 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Treasurer 3 4 Graduation Ball 3 S A A Treasurer 3 Model bnited Nations 3 Football Formal 4 Tri Town Music Festival 3 Student Advisory Board 4 Variety Club 2 Class Parties 2 3 4 Class Announcements Committee 4 W ILLIAM MAX Commercial Bi A town which boasts Inhabitants like me can have no lack of good society' Dark and good looking the life of any get together Bull hails from Perkmsville His skill in ncver getting hooked by a woman has raised many a hopeful eye from the female sex Fun Dancing Fame His shorthand Future Undecided HONORS AND ACTH ITIES Green Horn 4 Sophomore Paper 2 Football Formal 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Glee Club 12 Science Club 1 Football 12 junior Prom 4 Freshman Reception 4 Senior Play Production Staff 4 Bazaar 2,31 Intramural Basketball 4,5 S.A.A. Bazaar 'Play 23 S.A.A. Homeroom X X I Y ' ' -A 'un ROBERT MITCHELL College Mxtch That s the way It goes Mxtch appears to be lost thus year wlthout Pat but he seems to manage though Mitch IS qulte a braxn ln Chemistry His future looks brlght Fun Long dlstance calls to L V M Fame Pat Future Chemical Engmeer HOINORS AND ACTIN ITIES Baseball 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Bows State 3 S A A Bazaar 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 12 Sprlng Festwal 3 Football Formal 4 Graduation Ball 3 Sophomore Paper 2 Semor Play Property Manager 4 Class Parties 12 3 4 ,IACQUELINE MOORE Commercxal jackxe An Army man has she jackxe IS one of our quleter students That diamond foretells a happy future Lots of happxness to you and Walt' F W lt Future Marrxage HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club 12 What So Ever Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 JOANNE MORRISON College Betty Full of fun and smlles for everyone Blonde haxr and blue eyes that s Betty Can be seen worklng at Wheeler s when not wxth that certaln Junlor Best of luck m your nursmg future' Fun Dnvmg Fame Frxendlmess Future Nurse HONORS AND ACTINITIES Cheerleader 3 Glee Club I2 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 1 2 3 4 Football Formal 4 Class Partles 2 3 Senuor Play Productxon Staff 4 Concert Usher 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 Sophomore Paper 2 Yearbook Staff 4 BARBARA MURRAY General Bambr A smnle for every one Bambn seems qulet but ms full of fun She IS always co operatlve and conslderate of others We are sure that she wlll be a success ln her chosen career Fun Horseback ndnng Fame Blushmg and horses Future Horse tramer HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club I2 Camera Club 4 33 . . . ' ' ' . sn ls I ' ' A . . , 1 . .. 1 - , . 1 1 1 2 1 , . , . I . IJ, - Fun: Drlvmg ame: a : a . . ' - ' - . , . V . . . 4 . . . 1 1 . 2 1 Q . . 7 Full of fun and fancy free KENNETH MURRAY Co-operative Ken Happy go lucky am I. One of our seniors who is rather interested in photography. Seems to have another interest . . . in the Senior Class. Good luck, Ken, in your carpentry! Fun: Movies and driving Fame: His camera Future: Carpenter HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club lg Science Club lg Camera Club 1. RICHARD NEILSEN Co operative Rich He looks quiet but look again Don t let Rich fool you with his innocent gaze His good nature and smile have won him many friends Good luck Rich' Fun Rhode Island Fame His shv manner Future Draftsman or sports and his car IVI3ChlI'llSt HOINORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club 1 2 3 Football I2 3 4 Dramatics Club 3 4 Tennis 2 3 4 JOAN NORTON College Joanle Y One of our peppxest cheerleaders Joanne is always full of vim vigor and vitality Have you noticed the sharp clothes she wears? Believe lt or not she makes most of them herself Fun Driving Fame Ford convertible Future Some branch of chemistry HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Dramatics Club 14 Green Horn 2 3 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Class Parties 1 2 3 4 Graduation Ball 3 Football Formal 4 Intramural Basket ball 1 2 3 4 S A A Bazaar 1 Graduation Usher 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play Cast 4 Sophomore Paper 2 Class Ring Committee 2 Class Announcements Committee 4 MARY PARKER College Mary Give me five gallons of gas and my powers are unlimited Mary is the gal that you can always End driving a blue Ford that is when she s not with Merton She spends most of her noon hours in 203 need we ask with whom? Fun Driving Fame Merton Future Teaching HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club 12 34 Green Horn 2 34 Dramatics Club 4 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Concert Usher 4 Tri Town Usher 2 Sophomore Paper 2 Class Parties 3 Senior Play Production Staff 4 Variety Club 2 3 34 Pep ns her mrddle name PAULINE PHELPS Ccmmerclal Softly spoke Sweetly smiled' gxrl with a pleasmg personallty Fun Dancmg readmg and sewmg Fame Quretness HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Transfer 4 Glee Club 4 KYLE PHILLIPS College Kyle There ll be some changes made' Kyle seems to have the only formula for gettmg good marks and havmg ample tlme for fun He also rs an actor wlth a leadmg role rn the Semor Play Best of luck Kyle m anything you undertake' Fun Swrmmmg Fame Intellrgence Future College HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Scrence Club 12 3 4 Glee Club 12 3 4 Momtor 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 All State Music Festwal 1 4 Football Formal 4 New England Musxc Festlval 4 Yearbook Stall' 4 Semor Play Cast 4 Football 2 Orchestra 1 2 Select Chorus 13 4 Honor Student 4 MARY PIGNATO Co op Home Economics Shorty Shyness rs a rare but lovable charactenstxc ln Itself Mary can be seen any day workmg m the cafeteria her everyday smrle and shyness have made her one of the bnght spots of the Semor Class Best of luck rn your cookmg career Mary' Fun Pestermg people Fame Her smxle for everyone Future Cook HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Arts and Crafts 1 What So-Ever Club I Camera Club 2 Sophomore Paper 2 Hostess Club 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Llbrary Club 4 35 Polly rs a newcomer to S H S thus year She halls fro LYDIA PETERSON General Pete To Pete happmess rs a thmg called J oe a smart dresser and a real frrend She can be seen on our cheenng squad and on monitor duty Fun Dates parties Fame Joe Future Nursmg HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club 1 3 Dramatrcs Club 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Football Formal 4 Graduatron Ball 3 Jumor Prom 4 Intramural Basketball 12 Semor Play Productxon Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Momtor 1 2 3 4 Sophomore Paper 2 S A A Bazaar Play 1 Class Parties 3 4 Semor Play Usher 4 Polly m Bradford Vt A quiet Future Undecrded 41 11 ll YI ' ' 'Y ll 11 ' ' ' ll I1 ' , . . . . , . , . . Q' 0 I I I I Y I 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q . . . 1 1 1 - - 41 11 ra ' . . . . 1 - v I ' I . , . H7 .33 1 . ll Il A 44 1 11 . , . , , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I ! W - Y I I 1 1 1 1 I I 5' I I I ' ' ll II 1, - .... ,, , . - 1 ' I Y Y I O 1 v .. I r. 1 MARY PLOOF Commerclal Mary Love dances ln her eyes A cute majorette wlth lots of vxm vlgor and abxllty an outstandxng commer clal student llmltless energy Yearbook Edltor engaged too' Fun Drlvlng Fame Bob Future Marriage HONORS AND ACTIX ITIES Majorette 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Green Horn 2 3 4 Varlets Club 2 3 Yearbook Edxtor 4 Graduatlon Ball 3 Football Formal 4 Class Partles 1 2 3 Dramatlcs Club 1 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Senior Play Usher 4 Graduation Usher 3 Trl Town Musxc Festlval 2 3 4 Natnonal Educatlon Week Usher 3 Green Horn Page Editor 3 4 S A A Bazaar Play 1 Student Edltlon Eagle 4 Honor Student 4 DIANE POCRETTE Commercxal There s nothing left nn the world but love but there s plenty of that' Duane s blonde hanr and her baton twxrlmg are well known throughout the school she can usually be found with a tall blond has a H1' for everyone seems to like 6th perlod study halls Fun Saturday night dates Fame Tall blond men Future Majorette teacher HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Graduatxon Ball 3 Football Formal 4 Jumor Prom 4 Sophomore Paper 2 Class Partxes 3 Dramatxcs Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 WP' Wirr- EDWARD QUELCH Co operatlve Eddy Young fellows wxll be young fellows Here s another co op whom we see only a few weeks at a tlme spends most of his noon hours ln the gym goes steady wxth an underclassman A nlce fellow to know Fun Most anythmg Fame Blue eyes Future Undeclded JOAN RAYMOND College oan For who can see and then forget the glories of thls gay brunette? A smlle that wms fnends and a personality that keeps them that s our joan She ns always ready for a good tlme but never forgets her studies She ns rlght at home on the basketball court and xs handy with the tenms racket Fun Bemg mth the kxds Fame Her smile Future College HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Science Club 1, Library Club 2, Glee Club 3,4 CTreasurer 35, Assembly Commxttee 1,2, Momtor 2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 1.2, 3,4 Girls' State 3 War Orphan Committee 1, Yearbook Staff 4. S A A Representative 4, Football Formal 4, Semor Play Productxon Staff 4, Honor Student 4 36 ' ll YY .. - ,. , . . . . - . . . I H ,, U . - I v I 1 Q I 1 1 I ' ' , . ' I ' . ' . . , . . . , . I I I Y I I I I I U ' 'Y I - I I I . ' . , ' ' H . . . . . . . . . If r ' NDVI 3 .. . . . . ., , , . . . ll - .. - .. . 5. . . . ' X y I I I I I I ' . , , . . - .. ,. .. V - ,. , . V nj ., .. A - .. . . . . , , . , . , . RICHARD RUBACKA Co-op Foods Reba Let love have her way. He looks quiet but look again Reba can be seen after school working hard at the First National Store Fun Sports girls cooking Fame Crutches Future Chef HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club I 2 Science Club 3 Football I2 4 ROBERT SALMOND College Big Sam How dangerous is it that this man goes loose? Heres that man again' Tall friendly and good looking attracts many people' All around athlete and good sport With all this he will be a sure success in the future Fun Les Femmes Fame Height blue eyes Future Coach HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Boys State 3 Science Club 1 Camera Club 2 3 S A A Bazaar 3 junior Prom Co ordmator 4 HEATHER SEALE Merchandising Heidi It matters not how long we live but how' Heidi works at Grant s afternoons so we see her only half a day at a time Fun Singing or reading Fame Voice Future College HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club 123 Tr1Tovsn Music Festival 23 All State Music Festival 3 What So Ever Club 1 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 MILDRED SHEPARD Co op Home Economics Millie She must be known to be appreciated Millie IS one of those senior girls whom you see busily working around the cafeteria She s quiet on the outside but a friendly heart will be found on the 1ns1de We hope you succeed 1n being a Wave Millie Fun Guys and gals Fame Cafeteria Future Vlaves HONORS AND ACTINITIES Transfer 3 Band 3 Orchestra 3 Glee Club 3 Intramural Softball 3 Library Club 4 37 l l has a very good singing voice . . . a nice friend to have. Good luck, Heidi! D-XX ID SHL FFLEBL RG Commercial Shuff just give me a pencil' Xerx uell knoun in the Art Department whenexer there s any uork to be done Daxe s the one to do it Good luck in your career Daxe Fun Punting and reading Future D signer or aecountant Fame -Xrtistie flair HONORS AND ACTIXITIBS -Xssemblx Committee 12 Seienee Club 1 Class Parties I 7 34 C raphics Club I 2 Chess and Checkers 3 Lnited Nations Club 4 Springfield Representatixe Nlodel L N 3 Xarietx Club 3 4 Senior Play Production Staff 4 Xearbook Staff 4 Student Banker I S -X X Bazaar 4 Sophomore Paper 2 Football l'ormal 4 Honor Student 4 NI-XRI XN SINION DS Commercial Tippy The eream of the erop Tippx has been one of our peppiest cheerleaders for the past 3 years She is also our good citizenship girl and has a host of friends She has that pleasing com bination of good looks intelligence and personality Fun Dineing sports Fame Nersatilitx Future College HONORS AND ACTINITIES C ood Citizenship Ctrl 4 Class Secretary 1234 General Couneil 2 Coverning Council Secretary 2 Cirls State 3 S A A Treasurer 3 4 Dramatie Club 12 3 4 One Aet Plav Contest 3 Senior Play Cast 4 Monitor 2 3 4 Student Adu on Board 4 Social Committee 2 3 X earbook Staff 4 Sophomore Paper2 Nlinstrel Show 2 Intramural Basketball 1234 Intramural Nolleyball 2 Play Day 3 Cheerleader 2 34 Class Announcements 4 Graduation Usher 3 Class Parties 2 3 4 Freshman Reception 4 Spring Festival 2 3 S A A Bazaar 2 3 4 Senior Hop Coordinator 3 Football Formal 4 junior Prom Co ordmator 4 I-Ionor Stu dent 4 Is anyone going to Ludlow? be found wherever a good time is being had it, Alan? 35 Senior Play Production Staff 4: Yearbook Staff 4. 38 ip PAULINE SMITH Commercial Polly Polly s pleasing personality is a Jov to those who are in her company She can Fun Going to Ludlow Fame Car Future College HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Green Horn 1 Dramatics Club 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Graduation Ball 3 Football Formal 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Library Club I Class Parties3 Senior Play Production Staff4 Sophomore Paper 2 VI ar Orphan Committee 3 ALAIN SPENCE College Spency All great men are dying, but I feel Fine. You will always know when Alan's around . . . a red streak there goes Spence Great guy with the gals likes to go out of town W Ludlow preferred. How about Fun: Going out of town Fame: Red Ford Future: Undecided HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball 1.21 Social Committee 2 Arts and Crafts 1.23 Sophomore Paper 23 Football 2.3: Monitor I.2.3.4: SA A Treasurer 23 Camera Club 2,33 S.A.A. Bazaar 2,3,43 Graduation Ball 3: Class Parties PHILLIP TARRO College Variety is the spice of life. ROBERT STEARNS Co-operative Bob U Observation, not old age, brings wisdom. Bob is seen every other five weeks . . . but we all hear his sweet tones from the tuba at the basketball games. Good luck in the mechanical field! We know you will go far. Fun: Driving, hunting, music Fame: Tuba Future: Mechanical field HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: President Science Club lg Orchestra 2,3,4: Band 1.2.3.4 fPresident 41: Tennis Team 3,4. CAROLYN TARRO Commercial Molly A witty girl and loads of fun: she'll fit in with anyone. Who doesn't know this cute gal? Well dressed and full of fun best describes her. We all know she has an interest in the Army, and considering this, we can well guess what her future will be. Fun: Writing letters Fame: Nice c ot es HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3.4: Dramatics Club 1: Intramural Basketball l,2.3,4g Intramural Volleyball 2: Intramural Badminton 21 Graduation Ball 35 Co-ordinator Football Formal 4: Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Play Production Stati 4: S.A.A. Bazaar 4: Class Parties 1,2,3,41 Senior Play Usher 4: Junior Prom 4. l h Future: Secretary nphil., Phil has that pleasing but rare combination of good looks and personality. His sense of humor and knack for playing sports seem to keep him pretty busy, but never so busy he hasn't time for a certain sophomore cheerleader. Fun: Being with people Fame: Flirting Future: Coaching HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1.2, 3.4: Glee Club 23 Dramatics Club 4: Variety Club 3,43 Football Formal 43 Grad- uation Ball 3: junior Prom 4: S.A.A. Bazaar 3: Senior Play Cast 4. EUGENE THIBAULT College Sonny Why work - the day was made for fun. With his witty remarks and sporty clothes, Eugene will stand out in any crowd. He has an interest in Albany Business College. Guess why?? Fun: Traveling Fame: Raising Hades Future: Undecided HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1,2,4:GraphicsClub 1.2: Projection Club 1: Graduation Ball 3: Intramural Basketball 1.2.35 Football Formal 3: Sophomore Paper 23 Freshman Class Stunt 1: S.A.A. Bazaar 1.2. 39 V5 ILLIAIW Y ALLEE Merchandxsmg B1 Tnme tells on a man especxally a good time Bull another one of our Merchandrsmg students IS a snappy dresser He also finds plenty of txme for the opposxte sex huh B1ll7' Best of luck m the hotel busmess' Fun Golf dancmg Fame Clothes Future Hotel Manager HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Projectxon Club 2 Tenms Team 2 Camera Club 3 S A A Bazaar 3 MARJORIE WELLVS OOD College Margle Vl here s Dudleygw If you see a gray Buuck gomg by chances are that that s Margle can usually be found vuth a certam Semor boy She certamly does Justnce to a parrofskates Fun Bemg outdoors Fame Vocabulary Future College HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club 1234 Tn Town Musxc Festival 3 All State Muslc Festxval 3 Mlxed Chorus 4 Scxence Club I Dramatlcs Club 2 Graduatxon Usher 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Graduatlon Ball 3 Football Formal 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Semor Play Productlon Staff 4 Honor Student 4 STANLEX WILKINS Co operative Stoch Quiet I wouldn t say that Although Stanley IS ln school only five weeks at a tlme he makes up for xt m the weeks that he IS here Best of luck Stoch IH whatever you undertake' Fun Movles Fame Bemg hxmself Future Navy HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Glee Club 2 RITA Vl INCURIEVS ICZ General Cooka The Ideal of courtesy wrt grace and charm Cooka ns one of the most dependable gurls xn our class She enjovs basketball and anythmg else that may lead to a good tlme She has a personahty that mll take her far a sure success ln college Fun Partxes Fame Xelllng at games Future College HONORS AND ACTIVITIES S A A Governxng Council 3 4 QS-ecretarv 45 Year book Business Manager 4 Social Commlttee 4 Cheerleader 4 Glrls State 3 S A A Bazaar 4 Green Horn 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 2 3 Fresh man Reception 4 Sophomore Paper 2 Elks Essay Contest Vlmner 1 Dramatlcs Club I Graduatxon Usher 3 Class Partxes 3 4 Graduatlon Ball 3 Football Formal 4 jumor Prom 4 Honor Student 4 40 1 . . . 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' ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v ' 1 - 1 , 1 1 1 1 . 1 - Color Color of Halr Color of Eyes Actress Actor Movxe Author Novel Radxo Program Band Leader Song Female Smger Male Smger Woman Teacher Man Teacher RICHARD WYMAN College There s a bram m that small body A born sportsman that s our Rxchxe one of the co captams of the basket ball team and we re reallv proud of hlm Wy has shown ablhty nn everythmg he does or plays Fun Sports Fame Basketball Co Captam Future Coach HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 CCo Captam 45 Football 1 2 3 4 Class Presxdent I 2 Camera Club 3 Co ordmator S A A Bazaar 4 Football Formal 4 Graduatxon Ball 3 Sophomore Paper 2 jumor Prom 4 Boys State 3 Class Partxes 2 3 NANCY YOUNG College Nance Every man IS a volume nf you know how to read hum A smlle for all a gal wlth a lot of personahty a snappy dresser too her plans are 1n the field of Occupat1onal Therapy Good luck Nancy Fun Partnes Fame Those blg brown eyes Future Occupatxonal Therapy Llbrary Club 3 Govermng Council 1 General Councxl 1 Assembly Committee 3 Student Advlsory Councxl 1 S A A Bazaar 13 Class Partxes 12 3 4 Graduatlon bsher 3 Sprmg Festnval 2 Graduatlon Ball 3 Semor Play Productlon Staff 4 Year book Staff 4 Class Rmg Commlttee 2 Sophomore Paper 2 Freshman Receptlon 4 STATISTICS OF THE CLASS OF 1952 Blue Blonde B ue June Allyson Mr Ragle Showboat Edgar Allen Poe Favorlte Fone ll 11h l'he II 1nd Lux Radlo Theatre Harry James Tell Me Why Dons Day Marlo Lanza Mrs Spauldmg Mr Ragle Welght Helght Age Color of Halr Color of Eyes Shoe Slze Waxstllne Class Averages Subject Sport Magazme Hangout Food Past1me Saymg Day of the Week Season of the Year Servlce Branch Make of Car College Football Team League Baseball Team Vacatlon Spot Blonde 13 Brown 80 Black 3 Strawberry Blonde 1 Auburn 1 Blue 40 Brown 32 Hazel 14 Green 10, Gray 2 7 M 25 fgl1'lS, 31 fboysl 41 Chemrstry Basketball L1 e The Purple Cow Slrlonn Steak Dnvmg Thay now Saturday Summer Alr Force Chevrolet Notre Dame Red Sox Florlda Hwy!! HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3g Green Horn I,2,3,4 fCo-Editor 3,453 l ' 'f .. , ,. ' ' 137 ' 5' 7' 17 'x Glorip Qkrce' E - 'FT foderic UcrE MKNJH M G 5 0 2 0 d qv' E L' 1. Glorfa June PIERCE 73: Q-gp YOULP 'V' I I SPBGJ dOUln Cw.e,f .L gfffngirljff c L a v L I C J o h 'n S o T1 He1, Sha:-T1' Ho IJ ' T 14 C5TenJc! CNHNC7 HOWD 1 C'Ppu.fine 'W-.elpsb Pyro-:NZB UXTX HTTCRTXOYN NOS1 Ken Jglx-asm, KLHKPA LQSSECP I 46 RL TH BARBIER Wana Sdudenta 49' QW JAIN ET GOSSELIN MARY PLOOF JOAN RAYMOND MARIAN SINION DS Q it--rx NIARJORIE WELLWOOD 46 KYLE PHILLIPS DAVID SHUFFLEBURG ff! RITA WINCLKIEWIQZ .3 I 'B I if I , L' I 'I .3 I i 4. 6 5' f A J A, -X ii- 'fg , 'fr' Lf' n I . 5 ' Q S, A if I A I.., 'wi' A SW! Fxrst row left to rlght W May J Allen J Morrlson M Wellwood K Abbott B Langdon M Parker M Mahonev J Raymond C Brown M Cross Second row J Norton R WIHCUKICWICZ M Bresett C Hadley Mr Donegan M Ploof Mlss LaFounta1n Mr Alexander A Farr L Peterson D Pockette C Tarro M Bundy L Losee M Allen Thlrd row M Martm J Dunn C Gurney J Bruce A Austm M Crossman J Gosselm L Cutler J Moore C Cobb M glm0hdS R Barbler N Young Fourth row D Shuffleburg K Johnson E Brophy P Bryant K Phllllps B Dunbar C Johnson M Bloomfield Editor Mary Ploof Business Manager Rita Wmcukxewxcz Faculty Advxser Irene G LaFountaxn Typmg Supervxsor John F Donegan Advertlsmg Supervlsor Fred M Alexander ADVERTISING Martm Bloomfield Mary Parker Joan Raymond Janet Gosselm Marllyn Allen Marlon Bundy Joanne Morrison Phlllxp Bryant Charles Brown Paulme Smith Ruth Barbler Theodore Douglas STATISTICS Kay Abbott Marjone Wellwood SENIOR PLAY Peggy Martm Carolyn Gurney CLASS PROPHECY Ruth Barbler Kyle Phxlhps SENIOR WRITE UPS Marshall Cross Carla Hadley Alma Farr Wllllam May Joan Dunn Carolyn Tarro Betty Langdon Lllllan Caron Lydxa Peterson Duane Pockette Peggy Martm Carolyn Gurney CORRESPONDENCE Laura Losee Mary Mahoney CLD BS Mary Plgnato CLASS HISTORY Joan Norton Marlon Crossman 47 SPORTS Betty Lllley Marilyn Bresett Eldad Brophy LaVerne Breault Bernard Dunbar Charles Johnson PHOTOGRAPHY Joan Norton Duane Pockette Manlyn Bresett Wllllam Mav Marlon Crossman Marshall Cross Alta Austm Joan Bruce Leone Mart1n John Allen Lydla Peterson TYPING Janet Gosselln Marlan Slmonds Carolyn Tarro Lula Cutler J acquelme Moore Mary Mahoney Laura Losee Marlene Chandler Kay Abbott SALES Betty Llllev Marjorle Wellwood Phlllxp Bryant Charles Brown John Allen Llllnan Caron Alma Farr ART Davld Shuifleburg Nancy Young Kenneth Johnson l 'l v . y ' u - - - ,.. , . , . , . , . : 1 - 'v - 1 - . . , . , . , , , , . V . Q.-'xx-Y 'X 'N Ns Wfwfvf mln You hhuf FW UoN'T 70.4, 37-rhe Sen plensc?.7 I Qnyjfxmt x. J: don Like 17 5Ef ' Perm f.,,f'ff. Do au. wnns7 T0 Three is H, fDirT??7? CTOUJ H- SENIOR PL Y SJ nnhfll' I 4.15. I 'It'lf fl.l 5.3 5 C7 First row left to rnght M Martm P Tarro Second row M Sxmonds B Langdon A Farr C Gurney C Cobb K Phllllps Thxrd row C Johnson Mr Wearmg J Norton J Allen The actxon Penelope Reardon Laura Reardon Mrs James Parker Essle Nana Reardon Regmald Reardon Marcna Reardon Warry Reardon James Parker Sherwln Parker Llly Reardon Todd Galloway of the play takes THE CLASS OF 1952 presents ,Z ElERY FAMILY HAS ONE by George Batson Cast place m the Reardon home xn ACT I An afternoon xn May ACT II Shortly after dmner that nnght ACT III The next mormng Dxrector Mr Parker Wearlng Business Manager Joan Bruce Stage Manager Martm Bloomheld Property Manager Robert Mitchell Costumes and Make up Manager Na Publnclty Manager kenneth Johnson Prompters Ruth Barbner Joanne Morrison Joan Raymond 50 Alma Farr Carolyn Gurney Joan Norton Betty Langdon Cynthla Cobb Charles Johnson Margaret Martm John Allen Kyle Phxlhps Marshall Cross Marxan Slmonds Phllhp Tarro Fernwood New ncy Young llx f 'u sf . A A 3 ,4 I ,- ,, I ll ' I .- V Mr, ' It , . . I . , . , , , , , . Q I Y J ersey 9 ll 05' 51 48: W, 5 1' X MX v --' ,. - 4 - 'S I Q- - 'is ZY f 4.5-2 . K I xism 1 A Wdaafow FRESHMAN YEAR Dear Dlary The Freshman Reception' Gosh well never forget that' We were all scared Remember? Those semors looked so darned superior The month of September was pretty busy Football started and many freshman faces were there m the lineups all of them eager to do or dxe for dear old S H S The next big actlvxty on the lust was cheerleadmg All the Jumping Jacks of the class showed up at tryouts with hopeful hearts and achxng muscles The two Freshmen that made lt were KAY HAMEL and CARLA HADLEY They had some quick practxcmg to do before the first football game Every game saw us ln the crowd cheering wxth them and we certamly let everybody know whowe were Thus was the year that we began to get our say as to how some of the money would be spent We elected NANCY YOUNG JOAN BRUCE and ALTA AUSTIN to the S A A General Councll In October we elected our class ofiicers It sure was hard to choose whom we wanted to guide us through our first year IH hugh school but we looked around and declded upon RICHIE WYMAN for presxdent DICh BLAIS as vlce president MARIAN SIMONDS as secretary and JOAN BRUCE treasurer Our choxce proved to be a w1se one for they d1d a good Job Well football season came to a close and we looked forward to basketball The semors ofiicnally brought the season to a close wlth the Football Formal A few brave Freshmen showed up and found much to the1r surprxse that formals were fun at least after the terr1fy1ng receptlon l1ne was over Two luckv and talented Freshman gxrls became mayorettes MARY PLOOF and DIANE POCKETTE Joined the strutters for the year under Conme Koskx Thev looked k1nd of cute m thexr green slacks Basketball' What a blg meamng that word had for all those hopeful Freshmen When the tryouts were over PHIL TARRO RICHIE WYMAN BOB SALMOND and DICK BLAIS got tapped for to that Frosh enthusiasm as we grow up Oh well there wall always be other Frosh to carry on the good work The Freshman Dramatlcs Club presented a one act play at the S A A Bazaar called Father s Day O The kids were nervous but the play was a h1t Another cast put on the same play for assembly Together wnth the Sophomores we put on the Frosh Soph Soxree It was the first of the many dances we were to put on It was a blg success of course In case you can t remember the master of ceremonles with the dry humor was Mr Murray our class adviser Our real claxm to fame came wxth class stunt day Each class had to put on a ten mmute program and we walked off wlth top honors with a llttle sklt called the Mad Screntxst Walter Lovell was the scxentlst We often doubt whether creatmg that monster of a BERNARD DUNBAR was worth the rngredlents But maybe It was who knows? Came sprung and ln the spnng a young mans fancy turns to thoughts of baseball and track We re not sure what the glrls were thmkxng The flrst year was tough especxally for the klds from Norlm Sprlngtield They had qulte a tlme get tmg thenr bearings It was fun watching them run over the hapless monitors Good bunch though once we got used to them Vle guess they thought we were d1fferent too That about ends our memorable escapades for the year Nothmg world shakmg but all we needed was tlme tlme and more tnme The Sophomore year looked brnght and wonderfully dxstant as we burst our bonds In June But that s another chapter ID our hlstory whlch another dreamer can botch up 52 the J.V. team. We were all there yelling for them at their first game. We often wonder what happens SOPHOMORE X EAR Dear Dlary Summer belng over we reluctantly came back to school to start our second year m S H S It seems that the summer vacatnons get shorter every xear After we had got back mto the swmg of thmgs we found we had class electlons W hen all the ballots had been counted we found we had our same faithful ofhcers of last xear RILHIE W YVIAN presxdent DICK BLAIS vlce presldent MARIAN SIMON DS secretary and JOAN BRLCE treasurer Football season was soon underway and all our healthx strong hopefuls turned out for practlce We hardly recognlzed them wlth thelr broad shoulders They saxd lt wasn t all paddlng elther BERNARD DLNBAR BOB MITCHELL BOB SALNIOIND PHIL TARRO and RICHIE WY MAN saw actlon on the varslty team We were also reoreseated on the jayvees and llghtwelght teams The Sophomore glrls showed that they had talent too On the cheering squad could be found MARILX N BRESETT IxAX HAMEL JOAN NORTON LYDIA PETERSON MARIAN SIMON DS DIANE POCRETTE and MARY PLOOF could be seen struttlng m front of the band Tlme soon came to choose our class rlngs and what a tlme we had' There were too many rlngs to choose from Well after much debatlng we hnally made our cholce and just about everybody was satisfied It was a happy day when we went around sportmg our new rmgs for the first tlme We were well represented ln all the musical departments Our beautlful golden volces could be heard ln the Clee Clubs and our sweet notes could be heard commg from the Band and Orchestra We w1ll Not to be overlooked was the Sophomore Dramatlcs Club Thls was where we had a chance to show our actmg Bblllty and we showed It by puttnng on The Pampered Darlmg and The Boy Abe W had as much fun ruttmg them on as we hope the school enjoyed seemg them The Sophomore Paper W ho s W ho 1n 52 was publ shed after much hard work not to mentnon the time nnvolvec' MARSHALL CROSS was Editor IU Chlef and the Assoclate Edltor was NEIL CAREX We were sure It was the best sophomore paper rn years As we were a very sports mrded class a large ntrrbcr of the boys went out for basketball Sophomores on the Jayvee team were DICK BLAIS BERNARD DUNBAR CHARLIE JOHNSON BOB SALMOND PHIL TARRO ard RICHIE WX MAN There were also a large number of our class mates on the Frosh Soph team and not to be forgotten were the lntramural games We would come falthfully to all the games and yell our lungs out for them Thats what you really call school Splfltl The gurls weren t to be outdone ln basketball elther W e had two fast andfightlng girls teams which played noon hours and slxth perlods and of course there were our gvm perlods when everyone had a chance to try her luck at maklng baskets Sprlng came wlth lts baseball track and tennis Dlfferent members of our class could be seen domg one of three thlngs running around the track hlttlng home runs or batting tennls balls back and forth forth No matter whlch sport they partxclpated 1n they put on a good showlng for both our class and the school June soon came and we had Hnlshed another prosperous year we hope ln S HS We shall look forward to our Junlor vear wlth glee At last we were upper classmen' 53 I Y v A y' ' A I I. I . I . , , . . ' x i : A . I I - - I I n v U - , I , ' , . r , . always remember the concerts when we had a chance to show how good we were. A - 4 Y , - - .I I - -v nn ' ln ve - I v . I - ' . ' 1 , , . ' V, ' v I ' .I LINIOR X EAR Dear Diary Vlhat a tough chmb' We thought the tlme would never come when we would be upperclassmen Lookmg back It was a pretty good year Football came agam wlth all :ts excntement To most of us ll was meetmg that someone eatmg hot dogs and drmkmg cokes but to the play ers It was fight all the way BOB SALMOND PHIL TARRO BERNIE DUNBAR RICHIE WYMAN CHARLIE JOHNSON BOB MITCHELL JIM CLARKE CARL CHANDLER JOHN ALLEN and BOB BRADWAY saw plenty of actxon and sparkplugged the team even nf only from the bench BERNIE DUNBAR was captam elect and also earned a berth on the second ALL STATE team BOB SALMOND recenved honorable mentlon The cheerleaders helped perk up the crowds and we were well represented Returmng for thelr second year of leapmg and boundmg were MARILYN BRESETT JOAN NORTON MARIAN SIMONDS and LYDIA PETERSON JOANNE MORRISON Jomed the squad as a newcomer We mustn t forget the maJorettes They certamly added to the football and basketball games The twnrlers were BETTY LILLEY MARY PLOOF and DIANE POCKETTE DIANE was chosen to lead them They hnally got those new umforms Remember' In all this flurry of new responsxbllltles we elected our leaders for the year They were as follows BERNIE DUNBAR presxdent CHARLIE JOHNSON vxce presndent MARIAN SIMONDS secretary PEG MARTIN treasurer Good choices too lf we do say so ourselves More electlon I The S A A came mto full swung agam Jumor faces were seen and often heard at the meetmgs CI-'ARLIE JOHNSON NEIL CAREY and RITA WINCUKIEWICZ were elected to the S A A Gereral Councll The S A A d1d a lot of thmgs that year One of them was to purchase three new flags for the aud1tor1um The annual bazaar was a howlmg success and we all were there Thls was the year for basketball After startmg out wxth two losses the Cosmos plcked up steam and went all the way to the state tournament Barre beat us to take the state txtle but many stlll thmk of the Green and Whmte as champs The Jumors on the varsxty team were BOB SALMOND RICHIE WYMAN PHIL TARRO DICKIE BLAIS and Manager JOHN ALLEN CHARLIE JOHNSON BERNIE DL NEAR ard NUBBY LAPLANTE represented us on the Jayvee team The tourn ment was a thrlller and we were there Remember the Beat M S J chorus that never seemed to stop? The Green Horn salled along smoothly' Well anyway It sarled At the half year the Sennors left for thelr many other actlvltles and the paper was dumped mto our Jumor laps NANCY YOUNG and MARSHALL CROSS latched on to the oars as co edltors and gulded the organlzatxon for the rest of the year Came sprmg and the one act play contest Springfield put on The Old Lady Shows Her Medals wxth MARIAN SIMONDS ln one of the leadmg parts JOHN ALLEN was the other Jumor m the cast The play came ID fourth Anyway nt wasn t last Also with sprlng came baseball and track The Jumors on the baseball team were CHARLIE JOHNSON BOB SALMOND RICHIE WYMAN PHIL TARRO BOB MITCHELL and DICK BLAIS Incldentally they made up most of the team The track team mcluded NUBBY LAPLANTE and BERNIE DUNBAR BERNIE was chosen to compete m the New England track meet whlch was held at Vermont Academy Sprlng was certamly a busy season We put on the Graduatlon Ball our first formal Thmgs were a blt hectlc for awhile EERNIE DLNBAR ard MARIAN SIMONDS were co ordmators We finally got the decoratlons up but ome stayed as late as 7 o clock It was a success though as we remember The Jumors that went to Boys and Glrls State were CAROLYN GURNEY JOAN RAYMOND MARIAN SIMONDS PEG MARTIN RITA WINCUKIEWICZ BERNIE DUNBAR BOB MITCHELL RICHIE WYMAN BOB SALMOND DICK BLAIS CHARLIE JOHNSON and NUBBY LAPLANTE That ended our actlvltxes for us that year and we looked forward to next year when we would be klng roosters of the flock 54 . , . - , . . ' . . V . . - v v . - , , 1 - I - , 1 . . . - ' V . . , . . - v - , , . . - - - . . , - ' . , , v - I v - S. . . . . - I r Q - r . . , . . , y v . - n , . . ra ' u yn - - a 1 - I , . C ' - ' nl -1 . . V , . , . U , A , , v , , . . .. . v - . . . v - . - , S . . I ' . , - - . . . r n u - v , , I f 1 SENIOR YEAR Dear Diary At last our Senior year rolled around and to our surprise most of us had made it This was our last vear at S H S and we were bound to make ll the best At first lt seemed funny to be a Senior and not to be looked down upon by an upperclassman lt was now our turn to do the looking down To guide us through the all lmportart x ear we had as officers BERNIE DLINBAR president CHARLIE JOHN SON vice president MARIANI SIMONDS secretary PEG MARTIN treasurer W1th this capable slate of officers lt would be lmpossfble to go astray VS hat seems to be the first thing we thlnk of when we return to school nn September? You re right Football of course and this year was no exception YN hat would the football team have done without the Semors? This was their last year and they made the most of lt We had over a dozen boys on the varsity and Jayvee grndfrori teams and not to be forgotten captaln of th football team BERNIE DUNBAR The team was a real scrappy one losing only two games BOB SALMOND and BERNIE DLNBAR made the All State team BERNIE being chosen captaln RICHIE li YMAN made the second All State team despite the knee Injury he received in the midst of the season As always the class of 52 was well represented on the cheering squad Those seniors chosen to cheer our teams to victory were MARILYN BRESETT CARLA HADLEY JOAN NORTON LYDIA PETERSON MARIAN SIMONDS RITA WINCLIRIEWICZ Well never forget the pep rally the cheerl aders put on before the Bellows Falls game They really showed they had a brand of football all their own and there were those pretty Cheerleaders and snappy Majorettes who were actually varsity football players The majorettes certainly looked real nifty in their new uniforms DIANE POCKETTE was head majorette and the other senlors were BETTY LILLEY and MARY PLOOF The band also got After much debating II was voted to have the Football Formal as It always has been ln the past Some students thought more people would come if a change was made The co ordmators for this successful formal were CAROLYN TARRO and CHARLIE JOHNSON Football was no more than over when basketball season was In swmg Tlie Semors certainly were well represented On the varslty team could be found DICK BLAIS NUBBY LAPLANTE PHIL TARRO BERNIE DUNBAR and Co Captains BOB SALMOND and RICHIE WY MAN We gave the other teams a lot of stiff competltlon 1. U As always the Semors were well represented In music dramatlcs and other clubs Some of the lucky members of the music clubs went to the Burlmgton Muslc Festival New England Music Festival and Trl Town to show their talent What a wonderful way to get out of school' It seemed almost as lf bedlam had let loose ln the school people running from one place to another and the nolse was deafening but it was only the Semors trying to get everything done on time While havmg class pictures taken getting the yearbook out and putting on the semor play we wondered how many of our classmates would collapse but we all survived MARY PLOOF was EDITOR IN CHIEF of the Yearbook which was no easy Job as MARY soon found out but everyone pitched m and it was finally Hnlshed The Senior Play was Every Family Has One a three act comedy which was a real hit The cast IS stlll wondermg nf they should take it on tour There were so many other things a part of Senior year that It would be hard to mention them all There were our never forgettable chem labs the Sprlng F estfval concerts Variety Shows class parties This list could go on all day We now believe people when they say the Senior year IS a busy one The baseball and track teams had Senlor lettermen returmng this year They did all they could to make the teams wxnnmg ones Commencement week came only too soon and with xt Class Day Senior Tea Senior Banquet Senior Picnic and finally Graduation We re leaving S H S for the last time It seems like only yesterday that we entered as meek freshmen We hope all our teachers will forget the things we ve done wrong and only remember the good deeds of the Class of 52 55 ' v v I . ' Y ' . I A , v v 1 I - , A - I 1 I 4 , v I . A V. . . I ' ' ' v . ' ' 1 ' 1 V - . , . , . D new uniforms during basketball season, which was a big improvement. n I - D n I v ' . . . . H . ,, ' . . , ' . , , . . . . ' y . ' . , . V - - . l 7914164664 As Swamr BILLY MAY swrrled Madame fl know all see all tell allj DULAC S tea leaves wrth a large and slrghtly grrmy finger he gazed pensrvely at hrs magrc ball Somethrng wrll have to be done about that ball Clarre Srnce EUGENE THIBAULT took up the genre busrness you cant depend on anythrng anymore Had CHARLIE JOHNSON rn to fix rt Trnkered around for aw hrle He told me It ll be all rrght soon as I can get the engrne back rn CALVIN GELINEAU CARL CHANDLER and NEIL DUTTON worked on rt awhrle too but I don t know the other day rt predrcted that CYNTHIA COBB had short blonde harr Busrness rsn t so good nowadays Maybe we need a new srgn to attract more customers There re some characters up the street call themselves artrsts who mrght want the Job KENNFTH JOHNSON and DAVID SHUFFLEBURG They lrve rn that boardrng house run Cdownj by MILLIE SHEPARD MARX PIGNATO and PAT BALL Guess we ought to send them a telegram by that snappy lrttle delrvery boy PHILLIP BRX ANT Shrne up the ball Clarre sounds lrke some customers What do you know? JOAN DUNN ALTA AUSTIN JOAN BRUCE NANCY YOUNG and MARILYN BRESETT What s the brg fuss about grrls7 Oh' We ve Just had a brg frght about what krds from our old graduatrng class Frnally turned out to be teachers Bobo skee waten daten sard Swamr May wrprng hrs glasses wah dah and shhhh Mrraculously the maglc ball became slrghtly less drngy and two figures could be famtly seen KYLE PHILLIPS and JOAN RAYMOND were both French teachers One was teachmg Parrsran French and the other well MARY PARKER floated rnto vrew oh no' Shed converted MERTON FULLAM rnto berng a teacher too 2 q 2 + and then the quarterback gets the ball from oh yes b 2 BERNIE DUNBAR seems to be domg qurte well as a math teacher Say who s that on the busrness end of the baseball bat? Why PEGGY MARTIN must be teachrng the younger chrldren DICK HARRISON looks as rf he d been through a cement mrxer He probably just came from a sessron of poundrng verbs rnto hrs lrttle treasures heads There goes LILLIAN CARON up and over the charr under the bed the lrfe of a governess Well there you are grrls Any trme you need any more help let me know So long What s the racket outsrde Clarre? asked Swamr puttrng a pot of tea on the stove for prospectrve customers Its that one boy band BILLY DANFORTH answered Madame Dulac shudderrng slrghtly Somebody else must ve Jorned hrm there s someone wrth a French beret Why JOHN ALLEN rs announcmg hrs numbers Polrsh up the trddley wrnks Clarre my old cronres LAVERNE BREAULT and MARSHALL CROSS are comrng up What a hot sessron we ll have' There s a straw berrv frappe at stake tonrght After much loud knockrng TEDDY DOUGLAS barged rn wearrng a loud plard surt I m on the lookout for talent I m talent scoutrng for the Danforth one boy band Conyure me up a vrsron rn that magrc ball of yours Swamr I need a hot prospect Bobo skee waten daten quoth Swamr smoothrng hrs mustache wah dah and shhhh Farntly DIANE POCKETTE pranced rnto vrew followed by BETTY LILLEX and MARX PLOOF Talent' and rn a flash of red and green Teddy Douglas was gone Sounds like my cronres comrng up the starrs now Why don t you take the evenrng off and take rn a basketball game? Hey' At least leave your turban here and put down that crystal ball Sou know what happened the last trme you trred to tell fortunes on the street Thought I d never get you out of the clrnk Those yarlers MAL RICE LUCAS and STANLEY WILKINIS were tough cookres to cast a spell over It s a jump up' The green has rt a drrbble down the court a pass from NUBBY LAPLANTE to BOB BRADW AX W hrte rnterccpts trme out The coach rs no the coaches are confemng all three of them BOB SALMOND PHIL TARRO and RICHIE WX MAN all for the same team Too bad therr team s losrng Remember folks thrs s your frrendly sports announcer RITA W INCLKIEWICZ brrngrng you a blow by blow account of the contest 56 . , . , . 1 1 1 . U . . . . V , . 1 . , . . . , . 1 1 Y . 1 , . . . , . , , . q . . l , 1 A v 1 1 1 1 . 1 . ,, , . an - - 1 , ' 1 1 1 1 4 ' 1 7 , ' . , . ' 1 11 , . ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - - 1 , . 1 1 1 - ' 11 , . H , . . . . 11 14 11 - - - 1 - 41 11 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' . . , , . . . , , . , . 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' - 1 V - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 . . 11 1 1 1 1 On her way out Claire heard someone call to her Claire Claire wait for me BARBARA DEXTER came dashing through the crowd Just ran across CARL GOINGS and YY ILLIAM JACKMAN trying to sell the Brooklyn Bridge I told them it wouldn t work but they said they d just sold the section between the second and third cables to MARTIN BLOOMFIELD Mavbe it s a good idea after all As she strolled back to the shop Claire noticed the theater billings MARIAN SIMONDS was starring in I ve Got Tears in Nfy Ears from Lymg on 'Vly Back Crying My Eyes Out Over You Back at the txddley wink match his cromes were telling Swami Remember BOB ALSTIIN and INEIL CAREY 7 Thev re in the babv sitting business now Of course these babes are twenty years old and preferably blondes DICRIE BLAIS is in busmess now too He puts people to sleep Trouble is though that he usually falls asleep before his customers Oh and KATHLEEN ABBOTT is still going to school She couldn t give up being the first one in the alphabet all the time GORDON MARRY! ELL is doing quite well Yesterday the YY oman s Foreign Legion proclaimed him official pm up boy Incidentally MARILYN ALLEIN is international head of the organization now When Swami heard Claire on the stairs he called to her Claire you take over this Swami busmess while I go get something to eat RALPH FARNSWORTH S delxcatessen ought to be open now Wonder who that is washing his windows with soda pop? Why RLTH BARBIER what do you know? Say and there re MARJORIE WELLVYOOD and CARLA HADLEY all dressed up in shorts Must have taken over Miss Cress s place Carla asked Swami looking over the hot dogs how come BILL VALLEE S all dressed up in that funny looking red and gold suit? He s somethmg or other in LILA CLTLFR S circus answered Carla Hey Bill' Are vou the lion tamerj No that d be too dangerous I only brush their teeth Presently NANCY HOLT VIRGINIA AYER and JANET LABELLE passed Swami on the street no doubt With a streak of red ALMA FARR girl motorcycle star flashed by with a Hxyah kid' Considerably shaken Swami finally climbed the stairs to his little room to find CAROLYN TARRO and JOAN BRUCE worriedly pacing the floor We were walking up the street with BOB MITCHELL just tive mmutes ago when he suddenly disappeared We can t imagine what happened to him We thought that smce you are in that kmd of busmess you might be able to give us some help With a masterly sweep of his arm Swami muttered the mystic words Bobo skee waten daten The scene changed to a crowded street That s where we were shouted Joan Up the street the view rolled to an open manhole where it hovered expectantly Out of the manhole came two dark shadowy forms KENNETH MURRAY and EDWARD QIJELCH carrymg Bob MITCHELL to the waiting ambulance CAROLYN GURNEY and BETTY MORRISON could be seen through the open door waiting to attend him Good bye girls said Swami ladlmg out the food Why did my cromes leave Claire? STANLEY HODGEMEN and ROBERT STEARNS came along said they had some free passes to the world championship tiddley wink match so they left Hey' What s that thumping noise' The ball is really excited Jumping up and down like that Look JOAN NORTON has taken over the Job of collecting for the Salvation Army Here comes LYDIA PETERSON with a March of Dimes Box Maybe she wants Joan to change with her Oh darn the thing clouded over I guess we ll never know how it turned out Walt a mmute whose heads are those sticking through the fog? Why they re LAURA LOSEE MARLENE CHANDLER and MARY MAHONEY They seem to have stopped to look at somethmg Oh boy the smoke is clearing I see now BETTY LANGDON is to make her debut at Carnegie Hall playmg Bachs well tempered Chavier' She now plays the harpslchord Shes terribly disappointed with this achievement she wanted to be a lady bar tender Looks as though we have some guests ALAN SPENCE and JIMMY CLARKE They re always coming up to what horse to bet on next Somehow they always pick the wrong one Want somethmg to eat Jim? Sure do Just lost my last cent on a horse owned by that RUBACKA character He owns this nag with bowlegs Boy could she run' Just then HEIDI SEALE came marching down the street after the one boy band and proclaiming Thou shalt not bet on RICHARD RUBACKA S nag Shameon you RONALD LOCRWOOD S is faster Isn t it about time we close up shop for the night Swami It s gettmg rather late and anyway I m attendmg a fortunetellers convention that begins on the stroke of midnight sand Claire 57 , ' 4- ' ' ' n . ,'.. . . A A V H - ' ' tl v I . ' I! . , A : but, except for a slight raising of the nose, no sign of recognition was given. Professional jealousy, ' . - ' as ' ' n ,, . . . . n ' rv ' ' ' u u - . ' . .. . . . ' ' Y I lu , Y U , . I l v i- , h y v v As Swami and Claire locked up for the night, they had quite a bit of trouble dislodging GERALD BRADY and GEORGE COLBY. the two magic effects genii. They wanted time and a half for making the furniture rise by itself so LEONE MARTIN and MARTHA AUSTIN could sweep without having to move it. They felt they should have to work only when customers were there. On her way to the convention Claire noticed PAULINE PHELPS and BARBARA COUTERMARSH running up the street pursued heatedly by JANET GOSSELIN PAULINE SMITH and JACQLELINE MOORE How come you re chasing those gals like that' Until a few minutes ago we were successful secretaries and then they came and stole the secret of our success our handy home little Jiffy ayax pancake make up Now we re out of a Job Swami really got a Jolt when he hailed a cab to take him home to his little attic room One of those new swanky taxis pulled up Out Jumped CHARLES BROVIN and RICHARD NEILSEN to unroll the red plush carpet to Swami s feet As the cab sped through the streets MARION BUNDY and BARBARA MURRAY ran before flinging carnations in its path Walklng up to the door of his house Swami brushed against MARION CROSSMAN playing the violin and skipping rope simultaneously and ELDAD BROPHY betting her that she couldnt blow soap bubbles at the same time Swami trudged up the stairs t0 his room He d had enough for one day '? N hu. MWST I Tak'E calis'l'lu-:nies of? GWLLETTE 'Ru-bneldvq 58 Gow M UH I louE To H1906 J 1 T My Plcuft. 'FHKCN SPORTS 'footlall QQ Front row left to rxght J Wood C Gelmeau C Nourse J Ward V Kendall D Call C Brown S Norton R Rropelle R Wvman P Tarro J Clarke Second row T Koledo P Bryant B Devereaux N Dutton B Barnard D Obne R Nellsen J Allen R Baker B Bradvav R Clayton R Jaquxth G Rxchardson B Barton Thnrd row S Shenk D Blans B llard R Wood R Hemtt J Lovell C Smith R Emerson G Wxlhams N Martm D Jarvns C Chandler B Dunbar F Lxelonko B Salmond R Rubacka B Mrtchell C Johnson D Stlll Coach Mackey The 1951 football season for Sprmgfield High School was altogether a successful one We opened the season at home with Brattleboro Before game time we were all aware that the services of our fullback and captain Berme Dunbar were gomg to be m1ssed that afternoon and as thus was our Hrst game we were determlned that we would wm lt for Berme who lay home ln bed slck wlth the grlppe We dnd wln It d6C1SlV6ly 34 12 Coach Mackey did a wonderful Job on hrs lmeup by drawmg a Wlflfllng combmatlon out of the hat when he sw1tched Bob Barton from left halfback to Dunbar s fullback slot Bob scored two touchdowns and played a wonderful brand of ball Fellows llke Phil Tarro Rlchle Wyman and Bob Salmond all played a wonderful game all the way around Yet with a score of 34 12 the other boys couldn t have been loafmg elther 0--14 I 9 qt sh fp 5 3 I uf V-7 ziggy' 'Arm Liam Sprmgfield s captain and fullback Berme Dunbar Bernle was named on the All State team and was chosen captain of lt also He was named as a reserve on the All American Hugh School Football Team 60 , K A , . , . 1, rf U A . 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Front row left to rlght C johnson B Bradwav R Rubacka j Allen C Richardson ,I Clarke B Mitchell B Salmond Second row D Clayton P Tarro Captaln B Dunbar B Barton R W yman R Jaquxth The next game on the Sprmgfield schedule was Wmdsor whom we defeated 19 6 The game had been under way about two mmutes when Dxckme Davis Yellow jacket scatback sprmted 75 yards to glve Coach Gregg McCanna s club a 6 0 lead Thls was the game m whlch Rlchle Wyman was trapped as he trxed to skxrt around end on a bootleg play so he reversed hrs field as several Wlndsor tacklers mlssed easy shots and he romped 47 yards to score Dunbar and Barton each scored one touchdown whxle Dunbar klcked the extra pomt Springfield s next game was on the Benmngton grndlron where we scored once ln every perxod The score at the end of the game was 27 6 whlch was the result of the brxlllant runnmg of Berme Dunbar Phil Tarro Bobby Barton and the expert passing and sxgnal calhng of Rlchle Wyman Thls was the day that Berme really had a field day scormg two touchdowns and klckmg three extra pomts Ore week later we welcomed Stevens of Claremont and sent them home defeated 21 7 Everyone ln the Twm State Valley figured that the game would end up one touchdown exther way so the 21 7 score was really some thmg to rejoxce about There was httle reyolcmg that nlght nn the Sprmgfleld camp however for Rxchxe Wyman mjured hrs knee during the fourth quarter and was unable to play the next four games my-4 Sprxngfleld s left end Bob Salmond Bob Salmond capable left end of thus year s football team and end on the All State team for 1951 was awarded a berth on the thlrd team of the All Amerncan Hlgh School Football Team Congratulatlons Sam' 61 V - - - , - ,. - ' . - . 1. , . , . . - - - - . - - - , . , . , . . . v -' - . . . . , . . , . . 1 v - , . . . . . 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A, 1 ' ' . - ,v .4 - v v ' v ' , 1 v . v ' . - - The MSJ grxdsters our next opponents were defimtely up m spmt as they stopped nearly everything that the Gghtlng Cosmos could thmk of The extra po1nt was what proved to be the wmmng margm of the game for Sprmgfield The final score was 7-6 The state champxonshlp was at stake when we invaded the Rutland grxdnron We were defimtely up for thus game for we knew what lt would mean nf we won It rs the oprmon of many fans who attended the game that we were robbed when a touchdown made by Bob Barton was called back Thus would have won the game for Spnngfield had It been good but no matter what anyone says the score stxll remams 19-14 After two weeks rest due to the postponement of the Barre game we entered the Bellows Falls game November ll on a sunny afternoon The game was hard fought all the way Bob Barton had a touchdown called back ln the first quarter so two thousand excxted fans watched a game go for three battlmg quarters Then xt happened' Hugh Goldsmith the Purple Terners fullback mtercepted a pass by quarterback Phxl Tarro Intended for Charhe Johnson and ran the remammg 23 yards to pay dlrt The extra pomt was good and the game ended 7 0 As usual old man weather was contrary when we played Barre four days later The cold and water soaked crowd watched a fast movmg game that saw Sprxngfield come out on the small end of a 32 24 score Bob Barton traveled 70 yards for one score and made two more touchdowns on short plunges After the football season everyone looks toward the all state team selectlons hopmg h1s favonte player or players wlll recexve credlt The Twm State All Star Gnd Squad llsted the following BOB SALMOND at end BOB MITCHELL at tackle and BERNIE DUNBAR at fullback on the OHCIISIVC platoon RICHIE WYMAN was the only Springfield man on the defensive platoon JAMES CLARKE received one of the four utlhty posltlons Boys recexvmg Honorable Mentlon on the T S V team were End BOB BRADWAY tackle RICHARD RUBACKA guard JOHN ALLEN center GARY RICHARDSON and backs PHIL TARRO and BOB BARTON makmg a total of 11 men from Spnngfield on thls team The All State team had BERNIE DUNBAR and BOB SALMOND on the first team while RICHIE WYMAN was chosen on the second team The honorable mentlons went to BOB BRADWAY end JAMES CLARKE guard and BOB BARTON back BERNIE was chosen as the captain of thus year s team Congratulatlons D ' For the last tive years there have been All Amerlcan hxgh school teams chosen but not untxl this year has anyone from Sprmgfneld made thls team Thxs year Bob Salmond and Bernie Dunbar recelved the long awalted and hoped for honor Sam was chosen as end on the thxrd team and Bernie was chosen as a reserve In August 44 boys are glven the nght to play ln Memphns Tenn Heres hopmg both of you are among the players selected and CONGRATULATIONS from the Class of 52 SEASON S RECORD S H S Opp Brattleboro Won Wmdsor Won Bennington Won Claremont Won M S J Won Rutland Lost Bellows Falls Lost Barre Lost Whdkt 'WINE 5, Im F Llffle He graft 62 'linpd' f5Q'7Zmu Front row left to right C George IN Davxs Mr Hllllard R Stevens R Bruce Back row D George N Mlller S Blshop R Parsons The Sprmgheld Hlgh School Skl Team had a very good year ln vyhlch to practlce thelr sknng How well we know lt' Old Mother Nature who has hampered the progress of the dlfferent slxl teams ln previous years let go thls season with more than enough of the vyhlte stuff much to the dellght of thxs year s team Lnder the able dlrectlon of Coach john Hllllard the bovs had a ehance to gam some valuable experlence The boys on thus years team are ,Iumors NATHAN DAXIS ROSCOE PARSONS INEIL CRANDALL and NORMAN MILLER Sophomores DICK BRLCE SAINDX BISHOP and CARROLL GEORGE Freshmen DICK STEN ENS and DOLGIE GEORGE The schedule was as follows WOODSTOCK January 12 there DISTRICT MEET February 2 Putney BRATTLEBORO February 16 there BLACK RIVER February 22 there CHESTER March 15 and 22 96 ME Gnd M1 Me Btedducsl SfT wr ffm? 63 - . . - - - V - . - . . . . . , . , . . ' I A ' ' 1 1 1 l 1 1 'V I 1 V ' y 1 ' , 4 . , , 4 . . 4 v , y - I , v . - . 1 , v . . . A . , . . . , I , . . ' , . . , . . . v P 1 1 1 Y i 'I' 1 ' ig, ,ft I 3.2 Q A gg. . ' lf ' , N5 -- 'Z .. 1,5 - A .Jv Aw .- . . . O Z' u 13 . ' ff' l a Front row, left to right: Coach Birsky.. T. Koledo. Co-Captains B. Salmond and R. Wyman. B. Barton, P. Tarro Second row: Manager J. Allen, J. Fersing. N. LaPlarite, F. Zielonko, D. Blais, R. Emerson. Manager B. Barnard Springheld High had the necessary material for an excellent team this year, and the season was a successful one. In spite of this, however, we got off to a slow start, winning the first two games but dropping the following three, which, I would say. put most of our bad luck behind us. for out of the remaining 14 games, we lost only three. The first game for the Cosmopolitans was against Windsor. The fact that the game was played on Windsor's court made little difference. for the game ended in victory for SHS., 38 24. Next wejourneyed to Claremont to play Stevens. Behind the set shooting of Phil Tarro, the one-handed push shots of Nubby LaPlante, and the rebounding of Bob Salmond, we came through with another win, 55-V44. Our next game was against Spaulding whom we entertained at home on a Friday night. This was a hard played ball game by both clubs, but Springfield was on the short end of a 58f52 score. Viv I fo rv The above boys are the seniors on this years squad. They are all great ball players and will be missed consider- ablv when basketball rolls around next winter. They are: front row. left to right: P. Tarro, C0-Captain R. Wyman, N. 'LaPlante. Second row, left to right: Manager J, Allen, Co-Captain B. Salmond. D. Blais, 64 X1 Q The above p1ctures the boys whom we wlll have w1th us next season They are front row left to rlght j Fersmg B Barton Back row left to rlght R Emerson and Manager B Barnard Absent when p1cture was taken were Fred Z1 lonlxo and Tom lxoledo Benmngton w as the scene of our next game Thls was one of the best play ed and most excltmg games of the season NX hen the bu7zer sounded for the endtng of the game the score was Ol 36 1n favor of Sprmgfleld however we had commltted a foul ln the last few seconds of plax allowlng jean jollxvette two shots He made one tlemg up the ball game and sendmg xt xnto overt1me In the ow ertlme period Salmond made a shot to start thmgs off right game 60 59 Rutlarxd our next opponent beat us 'SQ 31 and now that the season lS over we can understand the reason for thls defeat a llttle better for they later became the state champs and lost at the New England Tournament by only su polnts Our next hve games we won by at least a sn polnt advantage ln each case Our opponents were St Mxchael s M SJ KN est Rutland Bellows Falls and Brattleboro respectlvelw We met defeat however when we came up agaxnst the powerful Rutland Red Ralders for the second txme Thus tlme the score was 51 35 Next we played host to St Mlehael s of Brattleboro whom we proeeeded to trounce 51 37 To offset thls how ever we journeyed to Rutland twlee ln one week to be beaten both times hrst by 'VI 5 J 40 '30 and then by West Rutland 61 H lNext we play ed host to Bellows Falls and won a thnller 55 53 Bob Salmond Center Co Captams Rlchxe Wyman Guard ' 3 l . f 5 1 r l 1 1 i Q 1 F 1 1 1 1 1 I . . i g i rv ,, l at Q f o l -- Q g 'N 4 72' 1? L .' I ' V Q l I I f X but it all went for naught when we failed to score again, and Magwire proceeded to drop in three points to end the W l As a Iittlng end to the schedule we won the last four games defeating Brattleboro 55 44 Bennington 67 50 Stevens of Claremont 56 14 and Charlestown 46 33 making It posslble for us to enter the Southern Xermont Tournament m wlnch we met the Creen 11 axe of N1 S J m what was probably the most excltmg game of the year The Cosmos led all the was untll the last quarter when 'VI S J nnallx ox ercame the denclt and went ahead to stay The game got off to a slow start but at the end of the Grst quarter SDI'lf1gl1Cld led 10 6 paced by the 4 points of Bug Bob The second quarter prox ed to be more thr1ll1ng and Sam and Phxl set the pace to lead the Cosmos to a 22 19 half txme adxantage The second half opened C1LllClxlX wxth Tom Carrlean droppmg ln two qulck baskets but Sprmgtield came rlght back and tled ll on a foul shot bx Russ Emerson The eontest see saw ed back and forth unt1l two quxck baskets at the end put the Cosmos out ahead 31 35 The fourth quarter saw N1 S J drop 1n fue quxek polnts to Sam s lone foul shot and go ahead 40 38 Thls was short ln ed as Emerson and Human teamed up for three polnts and the Cosmos led 41 40 At th1s pomt Sam Russ and Phll left the game on fouls 'NI S J proeeeded to take adxantage and thex went ahead to stay untll the Hnal bell cl1 lched the declslon Durmg the last minute Rlclne Xhman drove the length of the court and scored onlx to have lt nullxfled bx the ofhclal for a trawelmg xxolatlon Soon after tlns the buzzer sounded ending the game and the tournament for the gallant Cosmos who tasted defeat but went down Hghtlng Bob Salmond made the Southern Nermont All Tournament Team along wlth Russ Shappy and Yogi Garcla of Rutland Hank Colodonato of M SJ and Don Angell of Bellows Falls The buzzer not only ended the court season for 1951 52 but It also ended the hlgh school careers of Co Captains Bob Salmond and Rlclne Xkxman Phll Tarro Nubbx LaPlante and Dlck Blals SEASON S RECORD Own Opp Own Opp Wlndsor Rutland Stevens tClaremontj St Mlchaels Spauldlng M S J Bennmgton West Rutland Rutland Bellows Falls St Mlchael s Brattleboro M S j Bennlngton NN est Rutland Stes ens Bellows Falls Charlestown Brattleboro M 5 .l Total 1021 INDIVIDUAL SCORING CNot lncludxng Tournamentj Salmond Barton Tarro Wyman Ixoledo Llelonko LaP1ante Blaxs I merson Dunbar Rlehardson L 1 Totals 9 0 Season! reeord NN on 13, lost 7 66 ' 38 24 35 57 1 1 55 44 . ' ' 51 37 ' 52 58 . . . 30 49 X ' 59 60 43 67 31 39 ' 55 53 . ' t' 44 34 55 45 ... . 62 56 ' 67 50 I 54 48 ' 56 54 ' 70 42 ' 46 33 - 77 45 . . . 41 44 939 G.P. G. F. P. 19 99 91 289 19 82 33 197 18 50 32 132 17 42 35 109 ' 17 37 16 90 ' 18 13 20 46 16 18 10 46 18 19 3 41 Q X 2 6 O 12 7 1 3 5 3 I O 2 Ill 1 l 0 2 ' : 369 243 .8 Dxck Blals Forward Phd 'Farm Guard Jar1Ff2rS1ng Center Nubbx LaP1ame Guard Bob Barton Form ard Russ Emerson Form ard r d r 6 r 'Z '73 A 'I ,ll Allin' 1:- 1 -llllQ'pl'.f rxlnfluuni - Left to right: Bernie Dunbar, Nubby I.aI'lante, Ernie Davis. Coach 'Xlaclxex h as Qex eral meets Qeheduled mth the surroundmg schools In order to enable the fellows to get m Qhape forthe more Important meets 'I he Ilrst lmportant one IS the d1Str1et meet vnhere am box from the Southern Xermont sehools mix eompete Seeondlx there IS the state meet uhxeh meludes the flrat hve fellows that place IU the northern or Qouthern dlstrxet meeto The thlrd flnal and most Important meet IS the Nev. England Boys who take one of the hr t hu pl uw 1t xtatu meets mix take part eompetlng 212311151 the other vunners from the other IIVL New Engl Ind st ite Sex er 1l bow xx hom xou ought to keep xour exe on thu eomxniz sprlng, are BERNIE DI NB-XR ln the pole xault and Shot put 'NI ISISX I XPI XNTI' ln the pole xault and I-RNIF D-XX I9 xn the mlle Sllltfllllt ui ax nl ible at IIIIS url 1 60464 nv X C3 fs 110 Iii nircl L Lhan e Nu lo flr Il I IL111 h jaelm Raglt should haxe a xerx Quceew ea ou e b is o ox X KIIIHI' 'NI'II L X I X LIIXN PR and RILIIX LNPN I SIRI ind 'N XIIIXN IJX Xt tl Q :s.'z'z 'I i 'tng. I . ,R K . 1 ' I . ' ' X l I. 'J' 7' . fer. pf, I 's E' N L ' - ' 7 XXX - IJ-it to right. N,L'rar:fl:1II.I3. zr 1 . '. I I dlcr, Th' - lrzrzulztlrl Ilzuh Fel ol 'llvnnxx lezlm, uncleft?1e I et' 1110 ' ze ' 'H '- ful Sui r IIIIN yt-:Ir :ax :Ill tlm hon who gwlayefl lam jst-:ir arf- hgnk. 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VIS. .' .ui time no Neil-wltlle hm In-vn zInnox1n'e-rl, Zfuedall Front row left to right D Blals C Johnson R Salmond R Wyman P Tarro R Barton Back row Coach Blrsky R Mitchell A Russell G Richardson J Ferslng R jaqulth Barring unforeseen myurles this is ll The 9 H S Baseball Team should go places this year It has had experience and excellent coaching for several years by Coach Blrsky who was a very good baseball play er himself The team has excellent fielding and good hitting Nluch experience was gained by these boys during the past summer when the maJor1ty of them played on the Junior Legion team that went to the state playoffs Even though we lost NORM XX ALLACE a great pitcher through graduation it is believed that the pitching of southpaw DICK BLAIS and the right handed slants of GARX RICHARDSON and FRED ZIELONIRO Cwho has returned to us after a year at lxlmball Lmonj will be more than enough to carry the team through a successful season Leaving the team through graduation also was BERNIE LLCIDS last year s thlrd baseman and left fielder This year we have the popular infield combination of BARTON at third WY MAN at short PHIL TARRO at second and BOB QALMOIND at first Bob Barton is the onlv Junior in this combination but he is no weak spot as IS shown by his ablllty to play either third base or the outfield Richie and Phil are three year veterans on the varsity They are probably one of the smoothest and best short second combinations in this part of the state They are both good hitters as is shown by the fact that they hit in any of the first positions 9am the blg boy who IS probably the longest ball hitter ln the Cosmos line up IS not any Slouch either as IS shown by his ability to plav first very agnlely Tm MST Hn puff-nge Flmcrnclfln 1: ff 09 ,, l v I 1 I i YY v v. , . . . . . . - . - , . - , . . . , . , . . . . . , . . 7 - y I v v - f . . 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J , l Sprmgfield s returnmg mfleld for 52 and thelr coach Left to rxght Coach Blrsky P Tarro R Salmond R Barton R Wyman The catchmg berth wlll probablv be held down by burly BOB MITCHELL who IS another seasoned veteran wrth the possrbrlrtv of EDDIE HLBER Gllnng m for h1m lf necessary In the outfield we have a possible comblnatlon of ADDY RUSSELL m left field CHARLIE JOHNSON ln center field and JAN FERSING ln rlght field wlth ROGER JAQUITH hot ln pursunt of any posltlon whxch shows promlse of weakemng All of these boys have had at least one year s experrence on the hugh school varslty team From last year s freshman team DICRIE CALL and MALCOLM RUSSELL are probable utllxty mfielders and JOE LOVELL wrll no doubt see hls share of servrce 1n relret' roles Thxs year s team wrll have a good reason for wantmg to have a good season for lt seems the team ns gomg to have brand new umforms The schedule rs as follows Apr1l23 Apr1l26 May May May Max Maw Maw 'Xian May May Maw june june X ermont Academy lxeene N S J Brattleboro Bellows Falls lxeene Claremont Bellows Falls Vlmdsor Claremont Rutland Brattleboro Vhndsor X ermont Academy 70 here here here there here there here there here there here here there there V2 .1... '5 .'7 ' .,'10 ' 514 1.16 , 1 .319 '21 H23 Q28 .2 'A 7 ' v Ixneelmg lcff to mam S Hurd j Plumb J Shdn S Knapp F Patnodc Standing, R Vklncuklgwlcz S Smlth J Hlldreth E xx1HLUl'xlLVNlkL I Pnurson I' I'1Founta1n j Norton C, lladlu I Carron N1 S1mondS Z--v ,,.--1 S A9 fe-4, be g.f -4-7,-v Rx c4'if.-717 F-gs-4-px Let rxght B L If H01 m on Plm D Iockntu XI 'Nianulnevucz C Parker ai L LJ' 69 1 -Q. 2 W .1 S ncnvnuis HOSTESS CLUB To learn to be good hostesses those in the Hostess Club meet vuth Miss Seeley on Tuesday Officers are president Patricia Tetreault uce president Marlene Moore secretary Virginia Ayer and treasurer Bucrly Graham WHAT SO EVER CLLB Xhth Marjorie Litchheld as president Ruth Burton as vice president Sylvia Ball as secretary and Daisy Rogers as treasurer this club meets under the direction of Miss Gary The aim of the VS hat So Ever Club isa thorough knowledge of hard work FRESHMAN SOI HOMORE DRAMATICS CLUB Lnder the guidance of Miss Torrey the Fresh man Sophomore Club meets Tuesdays sixth period Othcers of the club are president Rodney Allen secretary Jean Rell and treasurer Eunice Woodruff JUNIOR SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB VS antmg to learn more about producmg pla,s the members of this club meet Tuesdays with Mr VS earlng Charlie Johnson acts as president Jean Grover as business manager The directors are Margaret Martin and Marian Simonds LIBRARY CLLB Vkith Mr Otis supervising students have a chance to learn some of the work involved in keeping a library by checking incoming and outgoing books 1n the school library UNITED NATIONS CLUB To learn more about vsorld affairs this club meets Tuesdays with Miss Polyacili faculty adviser Addison Russell is president Francis Hewitt vice president David Shuflleburg secretary and Richard Call treasurer GENERAL COL NCIL Representatives from each class are chosen to meet and discuss the students problems Charles Johnson a senior is president Mr Heath advises this group ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Under the chairmanship of Mrs Smith students and teachers plan the assemblies that are presented to the school Students on this committee are Cynthia Cobb Carol Norman Elizabeth Morin and Francis Hewitt Teachers IH addition to Mrs Smlth who supervise the group are Mr Wearing Miss Porritt and Miss Perrotta learn the intricacies of cameras and pitture taking Richard Stevens is the president and Alan Houghton is the treasurer SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHERS CLUB Because of the large membership this club meets in two groups both under the guidance of Mr Crandall These students learn the process of taking and developing pictures Ofhcers for tht club meeting on Monday are president Eldad Brophy vice president George Colby secretary Nada Jacobs treasurer Barbara Metcalf Ofhciatmg at the Tuesday meeting are Bernard Dunbar president Shirley Coutermarsh vice president Eleanor Wincukieyyicz secretary and Shirley Raymond treasurer PROJECTION CLLB Havlng learned to use a movie proyector these students often show movies to VBFIOUS classes Mr Otis is the faculty adviser VARIETY CLLB Students belonging to the Xariety Club meet and rehearse on their own time to produce original shows This is a completely non profit organwation with the proceeds going to needy agencies Mr Alexander is the faculty adviser MONITORS Under the direction of Mr O Leary student trahic police keep the halls quiet and orderly while students are passing betiyccn classes GREEN HORN STAFF The Green Horn newspaper IS produted by this group with Mr Bateman acting as faculty adviser An effort is made to represent thc views and opinions of the student body and to furnish students mth all school ncyss SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club exists to giye those interested in science a chance to get together and exchange ideas This year thc club sponsored a 'lxyin Statt Xallcy Science Fair Dolores Doane is the president lxylc Phillips vitc president Russell Leitch secretary and Jan Hurd treasurer Miss McClelland and Mr Crocl cr are the faculty advisers 74 2 . ' , . 2 V. n . ' A 3 Y l l - Y ' J Y x Y - J 1 v I I - - -Y I ' 1 ' 1' . . , . . . , , W ,. . 2 . . X Y' I I 7 . I . . I . ' g ' FRESHMAN CAMERA CLUB ef- This club meets Tuesdays under the direction of Mr. Murray, to . . V . . 7 - .A . W. x . ' f . 'Q 1 4 V AL 1 . Qwzeudlad 3 1 5 n l Front row left to rlght V Plgnato S Hurd P Tetreault B Graham Back row P Shattuck R Doane M Moore E Jackman M Pxgnato 704413 So Sam First rovs left to rnqht Nl NIacDonald j brlfhth R Burton -X Patoxnc D Osgood Second rovv B Metcalf S Ball B Broun Q QICXCYIQ E 'Nlellen D Rogfm 'XINQ Carx Thlrd ron D Lmell N Cardcr C Splcer M Lltchheld I XX atkms N XX 1llcx R Nous NI 'XIacDonald R Penn 75 5 Q . N 0 ax If , ?' v ' ' Q To ' , 2 .. , . , . . ',: . , . , . , . , . . ' i 1 , La ' Y it .. G 'Q 1. ', - 9 ., Q ' l, V 6 ,X 1, Q, 1 ' ' - F KJ X 11 4 .. , 3 A ,, , 5 , ' X 3. .f',. 4, M . T - , 5- - ' b I A' A N I Q ' 1 A . - x '. . , . ' . U. .J ' . .. ' ', . AY' .. . 1 - 'I . ' .l'. . . l . . . 3 I I I FRE5HMAlN SOPHONIORE DRANIATICS CLLB Kneelmg left to rlght R Fullam T Ponkette C -Xhern Qeated D Rubacka E Woodruff NI Vlebbe C Wood bury S Poole J R1el Standmg C Eaton lVl1sQ Torrex R Allen C Dax N1 Parker A Harrmgton IN Tlllman S PICYCC ,ILNIOR SENIOR DR ANI -XTIC5 CLL B Second rovl D Bruu A 'Nuhlt I Dlx j Grower 4. Farr C Curnu P 'Xlartm R Parker Thlrd rows I Tarro E Xoung C johnson R 'Xlxtalull j Clarke G Colbx X1 Bloomtnlcl 'Nlr Xharung J Allen 16 First row. left to right? M. Maculicwicz. 9. Atkinson, C. Hadley. D. Pockcttc. I.. Peterson, B. Morrison. B. Morin. ',. .. ., ',. J . ' ,, ' I ,-.' V. K A . . ,I ,A , Www Seated left to rlght J Hurd S Qulmbv 'VII' Ot1s S Dashner M Allen Standlng D Rubacka N Hosmer 'Y Doane M Lambert L Cutler E Jackman Qeattd left to rxqht -X loune Nllasloluatxlx 1 Clarke Qtandmg R Bell F Hcwxtt A Ruasell D Shuflieburg R Call 77 . . . .,,. ',l . , . , . . . . , . -, , . , . , . . . I I x V, . '- ., , J ' .Y , - , lv . . A .. .. J .. .. , . .. - , , , . , ... , E Flrst row left to rrght P Whrtcomb B Dunbar L Ruhardeon D Fmerson S Home Second row S Byss ,I Slade C Norman J Houlr B Maknla N Hmmm I Taggxrt Thmrd row R Wlncukmwlcz C' Stearns E Xoung L johnnon M Parknr C Brdgood B Call ,44aemZZq 45 C3 9 ' tv IXYIX 5. Maud ldt to rlght x1l9SPUI'Tll 'Xlr muh Nlr Xkmrrnp, X1lNNIKI'I'0lll Standing, C Norman E 'Vlorln C Cobb I- Hunt! 78 If :G E- - RIN h . , ' 1 , ' ' , . . . ' . . . - , ' . Q 'Z . he . . , . , , '. . ' ' . . - ' , 1. 1 2 . ' 'I . v 'l x 'I , I. . I fh F C7 4 3 W 44, , ' ' 'x KX . I , P r U .th L l ' .- ' I I' N Q ' 1, ' I v r x Q. -1' a r A 5: as X 1 A A ' - 6 2, JJ' K L1 -W? QQ , . f , A N fir d 1, , , - - '1 3 A 1. I 5. S u , , 1 ', . M Z. .Q I 'Z N. .V , . . I elude FRESHMEN CAMERA CLLB Front row left to rlght A Houghton C Elms N Blake R Jackman Back row K Colburn P Gibbs B Patch SOPHOMORE JLNIOR SILNIOR PHOTOC RAPHERS CLLB Flrst ron lcft to rlght A Connor B llarxu R Stutns R Partrldgc A Coleman H Colbx H Glxnn Second Thlrd row Nlr Crandall I' Brophx I 'Noxakoskl I' Dlx S Raxmond N Jacobs P DeRos1e Fourth row lx jolnson B Du ba l Tarball 'Nl Rumcll S Slcrk E joncs 1 Loscc 79 roxy: B. Metcalf. NI. 4Lltchficld. 4Moorg.'l5. lXlurray..'L. Crandall, lJuguettc,'N.. Wille'y'. Vlfincukiewicz. pw' First row, left to right: W. Mitchell. IJ. Porter, Mr, Otis, L. Thayer. N. Carey. Second row: D. Tillson, F. Lambert. W. Longc, R. Worden. C. Chandler. G, Nickcrson. Third row: N. Miller, G. Tollman. W, Devcrcaux. R, Barber, R. Atkinson, W. Stafford. Yfmeezy 'Q :N First row, lt-ft to right: IJ. Shutiluburu, W. llzinffirth, C. Gt-urgti, N. Wilsmi, 'If Piiclxcttc. N. Czirpcntcr, C. Whitney 'II Bt-gm, S, 1,31-'0nmg1in, j, I,Uvcjriy, B. Malta-lzi. R. Kupzivz. P. Kult-do, A. Klzirshall. Sumnd row: P. 'I'arf0 M, Wt-bbt-. j. Plumb, j. Slade, j, Grove-r, M. Mactilit-mt'z, NI, Crmvlcy. P. Whitcomb, N. Ilusmt-r. ,l. Comstock S Dzishnt-r, B. Bzildxvin. NI. Brucu. Third rim: li. Yrviiiig. ID. lirucv, Nl. lmrzindt-ziu. 5. Iiyvliv, S. llzislim-r. N1 Hanscom, I-Q. Enicrsiiii. P. Dix. S. I'w+1lr.l.Pvrry. li. llunbzir. ,PX l,flA'L'. IJ. Stvwzirt, C. jwhnmn, j. Mumford, Fourlli row: C. Chandler. Mr. Alexander. S, Shank. Y. licndzall, R. liarnzircl, tl. R1t'li21rds0n,.-X. Billirigs, P. jones. I-. Patnodu D. Rubacka. E. Jarvis, P. Goingi, G. Lovtill, Y. Vincent. ,I. Brady, S. Stevens. 80 A - ',..'-'J First row left to right R Rioptlle L Spaulding N Martin J Clarke X hendall M Cross R Call J Matthews R Brute P Tarro Setond row C Stearns D Wright J Bradv J Slade J Crover I Novakoski G L1pn1Ckl L Peterson J Plumb B Langdon J Ravmond M Simonds L Losee Third row R Austin R Vlfvman M Lerandeau A Lovell S Stevens J Aiken S Xoung NI l-xnox C Gurney C Norman A lNisbet R Morin Fourth row G Nickerson lx Phillips J Fersing R Spence R Emerson G Richardson E Jones E Huber Wan Staff First row, left to right: M. Ploof. R. Clayton, Fullam, R. Wincukiewicz, Mr. Bateman, C. Norman, M. Cross N. Young, A. Lovell, B. Davis, P. Harrison, M. Williams. Second row: M. Parker, R. Barbier, J. Dunn, G. Lipnickl G. Smith, C. Lambert, Currie, J. Yesman, B. Anderson. Third row: W. May, R. Parker, F. Hewitt, J. Mumford G. Stearns, G. Peck, S. Yittum, G. McLaughlin, D. York, E. Murch. 81 666066 Flrst row left to rlght l Hurd R Snldc J llood R Haxen Q Shumskl F Rubacka Second row T Cxllette D Comstock N Thompson B Murphx D Llndgrcn R Jarvx R Murray Back row R Leltch lx Phlllxps Xl Longe Miss McClelland Mr Crocker N Crandall C Smxth R Lockwood SQMCT N352 Wren 89 LJl1HT.x P MUSIC Wf4'?fw ifffij First row. left to right: P. Shattuck, C. Cobb. Ball, J. Grover. J. Grover, K. Mahoney, E. Pignato, M. Bresett S. Knapp, J. Slade, E. Morin. D. Pereault. S. Bysshe, E. Hoisington. Second row: B. Clark, M. Martin, J. Grout M. Williams, C. Gardner, M. Lapoint. G. Dunn, L. Pecor, I. Sill, L. Snide, B. Nantell. S. Smith, S. Atkinson E. Wincukievvicz, Ii. Olney, j. Raymond. Third row: Ii. Abbott, C. Tarro. R. Penn, P. DeRosie, J. Morrison P. Garron, M. Lerandeau, B. O'IIara. M. Austin. A. Farr, Foisy, R. Parker, S. Quimby, F. Rumrill, M. Wellwood M. Parker, M. Lambert. Fourth row: P. Knox. B. Davis, G. Parker, M. Crossman, I. Novakoski. G. Lipnicki J. Hildreth, S. Raymond. M. Maculiewicz, A. Lowell, A. Lovell, C. Kendall, S. Dashner, A. Nisbet, C. Woods H. Stevens, B. Otis, F. Goodell. First row, left to right: S. Howe. I-I. Mellen, ,I. Whitcomb. IS. Sanderson, A. Patoine, B. Roberts. V. Pignato, M MacDonald. J. Mahoney. N. Ilosmer. R. Iiurton. N. Bromley. F. Dutton. Second row: D. Rubacka. E. Grover D. Wright. C. Bowlen. S. Stevens. I.. Sanderson. A. Nardino, Miss Adams. I. Watkins. R. Matthews, A. Stewart J. Cheever. G. Russ. C. Davis. S. Mzindigo. Third row: P. Goings, D. Rogers, I. Brady. D. Lane. M. MacDonald I Tillman. I. Tyler. ,I Aiken. .I Yi-snian. S Yittuni. N. Carder. L. Cross, B. Murphy. L. Anderson. S. Currie P. Warren. Fourth rim: S Obie. I' Wiiitt-oiiilu. I Usborne. M. Bruce, I-I. Woodruff. S. Streeter, M. Webbe. F. Snell G. Pierce, R. Bailey, L. Patch. R. Gibson. L. Ainsxxorth, M. Iiutterlly. One hundred and fifty girls are actively enrolled in the Girls' Glee Club. This club was started to provide a chance for participation in music for :ill girls interested. Any girl from grades nine through twelve may elect glee club. which meets twice a week. Directed by Miss Adams. these girls have given a Spring and Fall Concert. 84 N-J zwgzwew .94 'ci V -4- 1'- -adn Fxrst row left to rlght J Lovell R Tuomblw ll Stafford F Rubacka J 'Vlatthews R Clavton H Glynn Second row W Devereaux P Fullam T Clllette D Comstock B Langdon Cplanlstb J Allen R Barnard Thlrd row K Phllllps N Vhlson D Scrlbner N Crandall D Parsons D Bruce A Rlce S Shenk Mr Nlcholson Mr Nrcholson meets once a week mth the 24 members of the Boys Glee Club These boys have partlcrpated m a Sprlng and Fall Concert Trl Town DTUSIC Festlval saw the whole Glee Club whlle selected members were sent to New England and All State competxtlon Members selected on a competltxve basls from the Gxrls Glee Club and the entlre Boys Chorus have comblned to form the Mrxed Chorus Partxclpatmg ln the same programs as the Boys and Gnrls Glee Clubs and dlrected by Mlss Perrotta the chorus also slngs specxal muslc Wicxed First row, left to right: E. Rubacka, J. Matthews. R. Twombly, J. Lovell. Second row: E. Grover, E. Woodruff, M. Webbe, M. Bruce. Miss Perrotta. E. Morin. D. Pereault. B. Davis. G. Parker. M. Wellwood. Third row: D. Bruce. W. Stafford. A. Lovell, M. MacDonald. D. Lane. D. Rubacka. L. Cutler. K. Abbott, C. Cobb. Fourth row: P. Fullam K. Phillips, D. Osborne. A. Rice. D. Scribner, T, Gillette. R. Barnard, S. Shenk. H. Glynn. Wilson, W. Devereaux D. Parsons, C, George, D. Comstock. v 1 85' Sammi Clarinels- R. Twombly, S. Bishop, R. Metcalf, G. McGillivray, R. Bruce, J. Mahoney, B. Partridge, K. Burton, K. Colby, W. Hadwen, M. Lerandeau, L. Washbourne, R. Wyman, C. Kendall, P. Hanscom. Bass Clarins!- M. Markwell. Saxaphone f A. Lovell, A. Poley, B. Becker, M. Winas, M. Wiltshire, - Baritone - D. York, R. Chadwick. Trombone - A. Ingalls, C. Beardsley. Horn - T. Bean, A. Nardino. Flute - A. Whitcomb, N. Foisy, M. Lambert, N. Jacobs, P. Whitcomb. BBh Bass- R. Stearns. Cornet - D. Amidon, F. Mahoney, L. Higgins, D. Richards, D. Stern, T. Borowski, R. Bailey, S. Young. Drums - A. Marshall, R. Davis K. Dunbar, A. Nisbet. Oboe f P. Taggart. String Bass - F. LaFountain. Having been broken up into two bands, Junior and Senior, these students under the direction of Mr. Nicholson have taken enormous strides in the past year. The band played at basketball and football games, and gave a Spring and Fall Concert. Arrayed in new uniforms, the entire band journeyed to the Tri-Town Music Festival. Those attending All-State were Nancy Foisy, Marie Lambert, Robert Twombly, Sanford Bishop, Janice Mahoney, Richard Bruce, Patricia Taggart, David Amidon, Angelina Nardino, and Robert Stearns. A few members attended the New England Music Festival. Ozciedtm Front row, left to right: B. Prevost, L. Breason. Second row: A. Stewart, M. Lawrence, A. Nisbet, P. Taggart, A. Whitcomb. N. Foisy, M. Lambert, J. Mumford, A. Billings, A. Eldredge. Third row: D. Veysey, A. Ingalls, A. Poley, A. Nardino, T. Bean, S. Bishop, R. Twombly, D. Amidon, L. Higgins, N. Wilson, F. LaFountain. Back row: A. Marshall, Mr. Nicholson. Riproaring activity has characterized the past year of orchestra work. These virtuosos of the string have given among others, Spring, Summer, and Winter Concerts, and the string quartette has given several additional per- formances. The entire orchestra went to the Tri-Town Music Festival. Annabelle Nisbet, Louise Breason, Joyce Mumford, Ann Eldredge, Faith LaFountain, and Nada Jacobs attended All-State in Burlington. Springtield was represented by Annabelle Nisbet in New England competition. of ss rqm Fxrst row left to rxght M Vhllnams J Hxldreth J Grover B Metcalf F Rumnll Mr Ragle C Wxlhams C Kendall P Dlx A Nlsbet S Raymond Second row C Gardner A Lovell S Smlth G Llpnlckx M Macullemcz S Knapp D Pereault B Morln C Norman S Atkinson P Harrlson M Lambert K Olney E Wmcuknewxcz M Lerandeau Thlrd rovs R Parker P DeRos1e B OHara M Lltchheld E Jackman C Bushway M Markwell R Wyman N1 Fullam N Foxsv B Clark P Garron E HOISIDQIOH S Coutermarsh N Jacobs Fourth row I Novakoskx B Gates J Hurd A Towne R Noyes S Mttum B McCann N Dupont G Dunn M LaP0mt L Patnode G Parker P Knox B Davls M Vlmas Haunt! 55 fgaqal Fxrst row left to rnght N Proutw R HOlSlHgtOU F Kendall W Dudlev R Tessler E Varga VS Booth W Burke M Hobbs R Clayton Second rovs N Sanborn R Parsons N Davxs N Mlller V Kendall E Young R Emerson J Fersmg R Clayton R Jaqulth R Barnard E Murch Thxrd row D Bruce R Cota C Jones R Barton F Zlelonko L Tarbell D Parsons E Jones D Magmre D Spoor J Losee T Ixoledo Fourth row R Jarvls R Rogers S Shenk D Osborne A Russell D Scnbner R Lextch F Lambert G Richardson R Spence N Crandall C Smxth 87 I . . 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Lane, E. Grover, A. Nardino, G. Woodbury, N. Whitcomb, I. Sill, L. Snide, L. Duquette P. Hanscom, N. Gurney. C. Lambert. Fourth row: L. Patch, J. Pibus, D. Rubacka, E. Jarvis, R. Bingham, D. Dexter D. Ruse, S. Currie, B. Nantell, J. Mumford, G. Peck, G. Stearns, S. Young, M. Bruce, G. Smith, M. Webbe E. Woodruff, S. Streeter, J. Clarke, M. Moore, R. Matthews, J. Riel. da44af54 fgaycl '. No First row, left to right: J. Blais. B. Harvey. R. Burke, A. Marshall, R. Parker, E. Lamphere, J. Matthews, R Twombly, C. George, R. Farnsworth. A. Belville. T. Pockette. E. Rubacka. Second row: J. Ward. F. Hewitt M. Russell, R. Bruce. W. Boufford, C. Nourse. D. Baird. R. Baldwin, P. Hurd, N. Wilson, R. Worden, A. Rice S. Bishop, J. Hurd. R. Riopelle, D. Green. Third row: R. McFadden, R. Wood, R. Snide, J. Wood, S. Martyn J. Hunt. G.Yallec. R. Hewitt. C. Spaulding. G. Nickerson. M. Goodell. W. Pryor, W. Ploof, T. Gillette, R. Partridge W. Longc, C. Newton. Fourth row: A. Gates. P. Fullam, W. Devereaux. J. Borowski, C. Ryan, R. Obie, H. Hatt G. McLaughlin, ll. Colby, R. Morin. J. Lovell, E. Huber, R. Call, N. Martin. H. Glynn. 88 of 55 rgmzu First row, left to right: R. Bailey. N. Thompson, A. Whitcomb, B. Sanderson, J. Whitcomb. S. Mandigo, M. Mac- ' P' . F. Brown Donald. H. Stevens, C. Woods,J. Mahoney, A. Eldredge. B. Roberts, V. Pignato. J. Page, E. ignato Second row: P. Tetreault, R. Burton, B. Murphy, J. Griffith, S. Quimby. S. Hurd, B. Graham, P. Snell, P. Whitcomb, S. Obie, F. LaFountain. N. Hosmer. G. Russ, B. Barnard. S. Dashner, J. Cheever. D. Lovell. Third row: A. Wash bourne, D. Davis, C. Spicer, J. Bromley, A, Bradish, L. Anderson. J. Krupski, J. Hinckley, L. Breason. P. Warren. O d A. Stewart, C. Davis, P, Cowen, N. Carder, C. Johnson. Fourth row: B. Anderson, L. Washbourne. D. sgoo , L Cross, N. Tillman, F. Dutton, L. Parison, S. Pierce, J. Grout, C. Eaton, C. Gilson, P. Taggert, M. Crowley, A D. L' d r n. J.. Osborne, J. Fair, B. Goodell, E. Otis, J. 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Best Wishes to Class of '52 Groceries Meats Vegetables Fruits Frozen Foods Sporting Equipment Clothing Fuel Oil Books, Magazines, Comics Ice Cream Beverages of all Kinds Candy Dietetic Foods Tobacco Drugs Toys Most Complete Independent Store in Town Bruce Clark and Raymond Barber, Clerks ag fi, , 1 3' f 1 , 1,91 ' 3.5 sf 1 ,ff FRANK W. CORLISS E W' 5 REAL ESTATE l as st , Y 0 U INSURANCE CAN AFF R Fw THISO D LICENSED Q-Q HUM E U AUCTIONEER Congratulations to the 1952 Graduates May They Like Springfield As 1 Do wa -'ll E I CONGRATULATIONS FROM SPRINGFIELD TELEPHONE CO 1- HURD'S OFFSET PRINTING Spfingfield, Vermont Wedding Announcemenis A Specialty BIRSKY S STORE BEST Q ffj' Hoon F BELLS BEAUTY SHOP SPECIALIZING YOU MAIN STREET SPRINGFIELD VT ff, w...J K Xxx X N'-bsx ss-Q wal E IN V I1 S T 3 4 W 1 S E L H ,F 7 SPRINGFIELD CO OPERATIVE SAVINGS Cr LOAN ASSOC SPRINGFIELD VERMONT -5' 11551 R U I U IN 7 T55 '36 CQ. 'P A I 'I W I ff' gg k , Vi xi I, I I ' I X lf., fx ,..,...- XX K . 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