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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

THE GREEN HORN I953 SPRINGFIELD I-IIGH SCHOOL SPRINGFIELD VERIIONT .,-., I.5 -15's-IX T' ' JLAH A' l NWLX F fl ' Wi' -5: l .fgffzlzzit nys , Eiiffiiirzfezsr ifi'fQi.issrr i +2 l slr gigvga-352. W . : -.- .tt fr f, ' 1,355-.Qj.Q'.:5'?,:O 3 sg. l l l l l . y 'f x l we gfe- l K fav' R 'kk ' b y f ff Dv f xi 1 ' - fi 5 xl If R I X I In 7 F, i . 'Q' 3 - ' f f xc-1 . , 1, L ,' , Gfflgx y QB' , F-' fh , ' QQXC , . K., 4. . r O gf, XJ V Y , f ex DEDICATIO We, the graduating class of '53, dedicate our yearbook to Mr, Ragle, His friendly and pleasing personality has won the friendship, respect and admiration of his students.. Mr. Ragle has served as class advisor and has provided us with many memorable and enjoyable English classes throughout our high school years, He will always remain in our fondest memoreis of Spring- field, High School, FACU LTY Pl I B Q LJ fu.. 'WH-. SUPERINTENDENT S MESSAGE To Members of the Class of 1953 People often say that school days are the happlest t1me of all before you go out to face nreal llfen w1th 1ts worrles and problems I am sure, however, that you, as students, have been l1v1ng very real llves, too llves not wlthout worrles and problems Your experlences ln school have shown you that you meet your problems wlth all your resources, your falth, your lntelllgence, and your ab1l1ty you experlence a feellng of satlsfactlon and happlness and are able to cope wlth l1fe's dlfflcultles when you do less than that, you feel less worthy and your burdens seem too great I thlnk that you are golng to flnd lt very much the same ln whatever you do after you leave Sprlngfleld Hlgh School G1v1ng your best wlll help you to travel the road ahead wltn your share of success and happlness My best wlshes go wlth you Very slncerely yours, Lyman W. Bole Superlntendent of Schools 1, ' V - W Q ,Q 1 I ..,.........1.1... ................ .......... f x ' JM 7 . . . . , . . . C . l O PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE To Members of the Class of 1953 Durlng the t1me that you have been 1n hlgh school, your teachers have stressed the lmportance of alway do1ng your best Thls applles not only to school work but to all phases of l1V1Hg Whether you go on to further ed ucatlon, to work, or to marrlage, you should constantly strlve to the best of your ab1l1ty to be successful The future appears to hold trylng tlmes for all of us of your l1fe has been llved ln a turmoll, thls may all seem very normal to most of you, however, some of us have experlenced tlmes when the world has been at peace, and we know that careful and w1se deC1S1OHS plus hard work and understandlng can do much to help us return the world to a peaceful status You w1ll all have a hand ln the maklng of these dec1s1ons Do your best to prepare yourselves for these T6SpOHS1b1l1tlGS we w1sh you ever success Please remember that we are ready to help you at all t1mes Slncerely yours, Maurlce J 0lLeary Pr1nc1pal i and especially for the young men and women. Since most JUNE M, ADAMS, B,s,M, is MK-,rw P 1 3, f V wi? 2 'gff iv V Q, ,, If s i 1 Elementary Music Supervisor, Oberlin College, Baldwin-Wallace Collegeg A FRED M, ALEXANDER, A, B, , M.A. H Union College, New York State College for Teachersg A Co-ordinator Distributive Education, ANN B ARMSTRONG B S M A Boston Umverslty Commerctal Subjects ROBERTE BAKER B Ed 1' Keene Teachers College Boston Unrversrty JOHN BATEMAN JR B F A s-as Umversrty of Pennsylvanra Pennsyl vanra Academy of Frne Arts Dtrector of Art CHERRY O BLEAKNEY R N Cambrtdge Hosprtal Hyannrs State Teachers College Unxversxty of Pennsylvama Unrver stty of Pennsylvama Untversrty of Vermont F' School Nurse Keene Teachers College Umversrty of New Hampshtre Mathematxcs JOSEPHE BROUSSEAU B E Lyndon Teachers College Castleton Teachers College Untverstty of Vermont Mathematics Sctence JEREMY BROWN A B Harvard Unrversxty Putney Graduate School of Teacher Educanon Columbra Untversrty Algebra Artthmetrc Industrlal Arts BOLESLOF P BIRSKY Ph B St Mrchaels College Mat ematrcs Athlettcs Q--' , 2 v sf I 4 I . D I 0? I 0. A .K V . . Q ' . 1 - . , , ' . . - ll R' .kg A ,si . I 5 iv I . k . NV ' , 4 ' 1 x , . . , . . 5 4, E M .- ' S. 'V PAUL F, BROOKS, B,s, A ' f, ' : ' . Y li' iii iff' A., , A A- A N. -in . Y ' ' 5, f 4 .' . . . 4 ' I 5 X' ink ww f, 1 ,fl , -c 1 , WARREN A, CROCKER, B,S, in Che, M. Ed, Tufts College, Science, JOHN F. DONEGAN , Massachusetts State University, Harvard Subjects, DOROTHY E. GARY. B. Ed. Keene Teachers College, Uni of Vermont, Home Economics, M A fu 'J if ' ,Al V J ' A 'M ' ' if, K' fx! ,pf M ,yf ' I ' ai A., MAURICE CRANDALL Springfield College, University of Vermont Keene Teachers College, Trade and Industry fr- CAROLYNL CRESS B S Sargent College, Physical Education Y l ,gg-HL. B,S, in Ed, , Ed, M, Teachers College, Boston University, Commercial , 4 f ' A , 'Q --'F MARY A, GRIFFITH, A,B,, A,M Vefml 'W X ,Y Wheaton College, University of Michigan, History, L, RUSSELL HEATH, B, Ed, Norwich University, Keene Teachers College, , Boston University, University of New Hampshire, x 'QS' Q, ...,. . ' Social Studies, Testing Assistant Principal.. if H ' JOHN E. HILLIARD, B,S, Teachers College of Connecticut, Commercial Subjects, SYLVIA A. KINGSTON University of Vermont, University of Grenoble QFrancej, Middlebury College, Latin, 8 6 , ROBERT N. LABONTE, B. Ed.. M. Ed. ' University of Alabama, Keene Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College, Vocational Related Ck Math, Vocational Related Physics, Industriami S ' Driver Training, X ' 'JJ .- 1' X 1 D , 'K +R . . 'Y dc! X 3 4, , 3' -Q ' wi - seas '- M ssl MARY E, MCGLEW, B,S, in Ed, Massachusetts School of Artg Ele- F' A mentary Art Supervisor, f ' l f '1' ' K R HOMER S. MURRAY, A. B. Springfield College, Cedarville College, Wittenberg College, University of Vermont, Yale University, Social Studies, Guidance, Science, JON NICHOLSON, B,M, in Ed, Syracuse Universityg Instrumental and Vocal Music, WILLIAM C. NEILL B S Springfield College Physical Education General Science, HAZEN G. NILES, B s Ed ,A Johnson Teachers College University of -..., Vermontg English, History LUCIAN LERANDEAU B E Keene Teachers College Boston University Industrial Arts Auto Driving , CLARENCE A LINDSAY Co op Machine Shop is r x EVERETT H. OTIS, B,S, in M,E, I V' Tufts College, Harvard, University of New 1 Hampshire, University of Vermont, Science, ' ' Auto Driving, ISABELLA PERROTTA, B. A. , M, A. IK. - V Q Bennington College, Stanford University, ' University of Vermont, Columbia University, Director of Music, .ex LUCILLE E. PHILLIPS Keene Teachers College, University of 'HJ Vermont, English, Guidance, ' ' I Q Q ls,- . JOHN M. PIERCE 'TN Director Co-operative Department, H If ,df XM-,L vp ,XL MAWK - My ,H HELEN POLJACIK, B,A, Sec egg goyghqpiincipal . 1 1' George Washington University , ,V ,gl Q History, Guidance, it a' I .1 ' ' Y' JMX A Y gms-I 'fn ELEANOR PORRITT, B, S, . Simmons College, Home Economics, as 1- - A it 1 1 I PHYLLIS I. PUTMAN, B,S, , M,A, Texas College of Mines, Oregon State IRENE L. PULSIPHER University of Vermont, University of New Hampshire, English, College, Reed Collgee, Boston University, Georgraphy, JOHN W. RAGLE, B,S, , M. A. University of Chicago, Harvard University, Middlebury College: English, GRACES RICE R.N Mary Fletcher Hospnal Asslstant School Nurse ESTHERM SEELEY R.N Mary Fletcher Hospltal Co operattve Foods Course HELENI SEELEY B A Mrddlebury College Co operauve Foods Course Co ordtnator its CLAIREW TORREY B S In Ed ,gy 0- Boston Untverslty Engltsh LINDLEY L WIEDEN B S Aroostook State Normal School Gorham State Teachers College Boston Untversrty Duector of Gutdance MARYW DOTEN Ph B M A Htstory Umversrty of Vermont Syracuse Umversrty Mathematrcs f pv DOROTHY SPAULDING Ph B Untverstty of Vermont Mrddlebury College Www PARKERL WEARING B A M A verstty French Englrsh ,V74 Q L, 1-e.f4. MZ! 'ff-4-Af V M W U . 3 - . ,ah W , - ' , ty v I I '. ' . . u ' U A f , l, , A u ., y Q - . . . . 1 . . . . . 1 McMaster University, McGill Uni- ' ' a - ,. . U ' : . ' , 1 ' f- ? ,y,,,, Q 1 ff' , ,I 7 x : . . 5 sg ' J AI V.. , g S lf V 654 xI...,. GQ S V, . V55 D Q0 OL IO SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RUSSELL EMERSON MARIE MACULIEWICZ Presr ent d Vrce Pres1dent 5 I-DN UTMATIQS X Xl! Y 'Wil' Fi 50-I s .5-'fa' LJ' ELEANOR WINCUKIEWICZ SHIRLEY RAYMOND Sects I-VY Treasurer I X I W NSA Y 'Sa y et' vea arty 35: Y I , A W u I I P' ' I, I J Y' ' ol! I ' Y2' U College INS . I .. p he ead r, , ,a great he on a c mitt e, Sandra is an all- ar nd l oves to take in an ' g, She does a great job on the .- -- . it r FUN: He arties, F E: Gary, FUTURE: College, ,- ' W -I d ACTIVIT S: Class Secreta 1.2: Class Parties 1,2,3,4: ' - 4: Se r Ball 3: Graduation Usher 3: Bazaar 1,2,3: Che rl ring Festival 1 2 3 Freshman Reception 3 4 Girls' 1,2,3.4, Va iety Club 1,2,3, Yearbook 4, Ski Team 1, Intramural Ml Injamural-B ke ll Champs 3: Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4: Girls' Glee 3 X asketball 1,2,3,4: Senior Play 4. , 1 rfb L 2 BERT oll , iffy!! W f Oh, f ys o l f Bob is a ember o . F i alw eady to lend a helping ha ou r -1 Bo -. k l oourt at noon? WOW! : 0 A dan 'L 4' -' , u ow, F - l HONORS a Tues: Class -, , 3, 4g Junior Prom 3: Senior Ball 4: Tr te u ' . stiv - an Reception 4: Senior Play alfa- 115. I - ,2, or ,3: Variety Club 1.2.35 Yearbook4: Basketball 3,4- ,2, ,4: Tennis Team 1,2,3,4: Intramural Basketball 1, , ' FD A, w BA Co 'mai wb N or . '. .I' go man, We on t ems t e all planned for her, Lucky girl! ! She was m t:4yu1gust very wisely returned to finish high school, She does ' s any e activities in and around school, , , plays in the band. : Dancing, FAME: Warren, FUTURE: Secretary, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Graduation sher 3: All State Music Festival 3: Tri-State Music Festival 1: Girls' Glee ub 1: Band 1,2,3,4: Yearbook 4: Intramural Basketball 3- ntramural S f 1 ROBERT CHARLES BART o It s not a limousine but team, and we re really proud of h Q R- - -' s en with a certain junior Good luck to you in college! FUN: Spom. AME: Ford Coupe, FUTURE: College. HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Class arties 2: Football Formal 4, Senior Ball 3: Freshman Reception 4, Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4: Camera Club 2: My U I I .vss T: bw 1 , 4 A . . . U S . I ,tl I A born sportsman, that's our B , .K - e v 1 'Q s captai of the football Arts and Crafts 1: Lapidary Club 1: Basketball 1,2.3.4: Football 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Track 3.4: All-State Basketball Team 2, ff' 'Q ANDREW JOSEPH BLAIS, General Andy In silence there is safety, F' IU- Andy looks like the quiet type, but look again! Ever see him with a cute senior? Andy may be seen working hard at the First National Store, FUN: Square dancing, FAME: Re nie, FUTURE: Manager of the store, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Bazaar 2: ramatics Club 1,2.3: Boys' Glee Club 1: Green om 3- Footbal , Ba all 2: Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. v 1 , .rf tflgllnsvl: WAYNE HURLBUT BOOTH, qokingw' A, 1 : 'S H Wayne -v l V 5, K' AX: :X Boy. that food tastes good-4 vt' J ' ' AA 1' W Wayne can be seen infrhe cafeteria-coo g the hoflunchesxalmost every day. Good luck in your fixture raiser, Wayne. ' UN.: 'Movies andv'Reading, FAME: .-s Cooking. FUTQREE. Chef.. HQNORS.and C'13yO1'i!ES:XxSoience Club 1.2. .av 3 V ' -lf' 1 x ' xi , . S- lx, K ,J Nm rl x ROGER SAFFORD BROPHY, Merchandising Roger Good times are where you find them, Although we hear little from Roger in class, he makes up for it outside, Roger is always ready for a good time, Good luck in the futurel FUN: 'Q 'V Basketball, FAME: Good times, FUTURE: Chef. HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Camera Club 1,2: Arts and Crafts Club 1,2,3: Merchandisin?K,4:poqtbaIl 1: Track 1.2: Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. L I 1 ' 5 1 ,- F , A . V , Lily'-'?'1 if l, lj' WY AM? 'l A U 'J . sl A-cf f' 5 4 ,L 'ly 1 fu N, i f' 1 Mf I L,5 -I ml rt Q' 'ML,fi :WA by DAVID ARlI'HUR BRUCE. Merchandising ' If IA K' A I skip Don't let it worry you: the worst is yet to come! a swell personality. and always good for a laugh, FUN: Driving, FAME: Cheerfulness, FUTURE: Businessman, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Bazaar 3: 1.3: Dramatics Club 1,3,4: Boys' Glee Club 1,2.3: Arts and Crafts Club 2: Variety Club 1,2.3,4: Yearbook 4: Senior Play 4. Skip can be seen driving around in that Nash anytime, Easy to get along with One Act Play Contest 3: All State Music Festival 3: Tri-State Music Festival ' A 1 N BURKE, Commercial 's T' . A seen d often heardl' real ire in our class, --enjoys a good time and sure keeps things going, Can n workin Q Q in the First National. and also manages to get to W I lll t with the fellas. FAME: R0berta . FUTURE: Unde- ci d, nd ACTIVITIES: Boys' Glee Club 1.2: Merchandising 4: l a ural Basketball 1.2. f MJ WAY., College ll Apt It ,W f . u' a ' hy , ,Jus alt hile. W9 Coma of ie embers of the class--that is, until you get to X HIOW She h I eading and has an interest in West Windsor. G u in yo u a nurse, Comiel FUN: Dancing. FAME: Cute i Nurse, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Graduation Usher 3: C ittee 4: Band 1: Girls' Glee Club 1. RICHARD GEORGE CLAYTON, General Dick Fun is the spice of life, Dick can be seen whizzing around town in his old chevy, or square dancing He's usually quiet. but when he starts having fun, stand backl FUN: Old cars. FAME: His car, FUTURE: Agriculture, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4. R N lax I Swim' A:-sLd.Quxr'-KJUM +4-aslaif fact D-1-Q 115511 EDWARD CLAYTON, College ' Y :fb k 6 ald is made for love, and I am a worl , C7 J, r is one of those people who have fun all the time and still manag out of HOST trouble, He has a very pleasing personality and a perpe FUN: Girls. FAME: Girls, FUTURE: Agricultural College. and ACTIVITIES: Class Parties 2,3.4: Football Formal 4: Senior ll3: Bazaar 2.3: Green Hom 1,2,3: Yearbook Committee 4: Tennis Team .4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3 , 4. ROBERT GORDON COTA. I trial Arts B b I .. . 0 . VL' ' A 7 Being quiet Wt yayfa 1 gg Way. ,, Bob is one o ur 'et smdints but we are all well aware of his ile a fpers al'tyU0FUN: Driving, FAME: Quietness, FUTURE ,FEIS , .Ln H Oynd ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1, 'VW in ,9f!JJ!i,fbUw 'V My SHIRLEY JEAN COUTERMARSH, Commercial Coutie ., Art is her middle name. 'ix f -. Shirley's artistic ability is.the envy of all the classes, She may look quiet at first glance: but look again! . She is one of the lucky students that doesn't have far to walk to sbhool, FUN: Gym Class, FAME: Anime ability. FUTURE: Secretary, 1-1oNoRs and Ac- TIVITIES: Bazaar Camera Club Committee 3: Freshman Rerceptio 4, Camera Club 2,3,4g Green Horn 1,25 Yearbook Co rn' 4- Soccer Team 4. Intramural Basketball 1 2.4. I r, NEIL HAYDEN CRANDALL. coueg A P' Neil 'Come live in my heart and pay no , f - Neil and his little old car can be t an wh re, m e, He and the girls get along togethe tio y well. F orts. dancing. traveling, FAME: Les Fe m , FQJRE: Meteorolo . s HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Homeroo re er 2: New Eng, Music ' Festival 3: Class Parties 1.2.3.4g Footb mal 4: Junior Prom 4g 2 ' Senior Ball 3: Tri-City Music Festival 1 2.3: Freshman Reception IU- Co-ordinator 4: Senior Play 4: Dramatics 1: Vice President Camera President 3: Variety Club 2.3: Yearbook 4: Basketball Manager 4: Football 1: Tennis 2.3.4g Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. . I I f . x 4 , of' .fy me .rum DAVIS, ege f A it? wagon to a star C . the cute girl with the dimples. She is the fortunate member of lass who won a trip to Germany. Lucky, huh? Bev's also done a Giving parties. FUTURE: College. HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Class parties 1,2.3: Football Formal 4: Graduation Usher 3: Bazaar 1. 2.3: All State Music Festival 3: Spring Festival 2, Tri-City Music Festival 1,2.3,4. American Field Service Scholarship 3: Dramatics Club 1, Girls' Glee Club 1,2.3.4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Green Hom 2.3.4, Page Editor 3.4: Variety Club 1. 2.3: Yearbook Business Manager 4: Senior Play 4. Ab ne Job as Co Business Manager of our Yearbook, FUN: Pameg, FAME: ,. Club 1: Glee Club l,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3: Science Club 3.4, . Qgwvb' maj a loiffgl ERNEST ABBOTT DAVIS. College Wei V 0 f M. som' Goose , V Jpp, - I Leave no stone unturned. if-4 A Q K 0 M 5 Ol' A 'ill Ernie is always ready for a good tgne dhcfus allygas f4'IgCPH EH Q Q' be seen driving that red car nd, hy he goesflb A I' W so often! FUN: Collecting MAME: Ludlzbpij TUQ: Mi ing' 1, Engineering. HONORS and 5WScie ce Aglrdj SMJIPHD 2.3: New England Fair 2: Sci ' Club 1.2.3fha e d L cal jfj yv I Science Fair 3.4, Co-ordinaW?.4: f.4: 1ftf3 lB3Sk6l' I 9 X ball 1,2,3,4. - 7 ,r 9 ' ,E+ i 6 J ' f14.'71F, fl I . P O ,J of' A ra ' in I wi 1, . I ff u I vi QS' F - Nw'r'HAN-lib DAV , commercial .iso .'Life, ash rt, wast F! 255 is a hiz a t ves an a welco addition to any party, He' lvafys fun pep do r a for fu , 'FUN1kiiing, FAME: His grin9iqEilTU ir Force. 1 ORS and 'A TIVITIES: Camera Club 2: idar b 2: Science Club 1,2.3: Ski Team 1,2.3.4: Intra- m l al,l 1.3.4: Yearbook Committee 4, PATRICIA CORA DEROSIE, Commercial Pat A friendly smile hides the mischief in her eyes, Pat is a lively girl from North Springfield, If you see a flash, there go Pat and Diz, her better half, Pat's black curly hair is the envy of many girls. FUN: Diz , FAME: Curly Hair, FUTURE: Undecided HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Intramural Soccer 4: Girls' Glee Club 1.3. 4: Camera Club 3.4: What-so-ever Club 2: Intramural Basketball 2, f' 'M ALI! 4 f' 'J x-7 A if of F' ffvkifjdpi W Af jf! 'yu 'W V721 I' If 114, A - 1 A f gy QM' 'QV A f? .,,fl 7 ljlx LINE AVIS DIX, College Polly A maiden blithe and full of glee. Polly is an enthusiastic horseback rider, We hear she can analyze hand- writing. What does the future say? She is one of the most versatile girls in the class, FUN: Horseback riding, FAME: Horses. FUTURE: College, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Treasurer I: Class Parties 2.3: Spring Festival 3: Education Week Radio Committee 3: Dramatics Club 2,3,4: Camera Club 3: Science Club 1: Variety Club 3: Yearbook 4: Intramural Basketball 3. of DOLORES FENNO DOANE, College K , f ' I, Hoare: S f I I Ky! 3 .'S0ftly spoke. . .Sweetly smiled, , I IWW-!'. , Odie is one of our quieter students, She's ways cooperative and , . I FL ' considerate of others, We are sure that she will be a success in her W y chosen career, FUN: Travel, FAME: Nice clothes, FUTURE: Un- , ' K decided. HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Class President lg General ll Council 2: Governing Council 1, 2: Social Committee 2: Class Par- I W , p ties 2.3: Bazaar 1.2.3, Science President 3: United Nations Club ' X! f Secretary 1, ' mf F UW ff: RUTH ELAINE DOANE, General Ruth , Still waters run deep, ' A quiet girl in our class who has a nice personality, With these qua- lities she ought to make a good missionary, Good luck to you, Ruthie ! FUN: Readihg. FAME: Quietness. FUTURE: Missionary, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: What-So-Ever Club 1: Girls' Glee Club 2: Hostess Club 3: Graduation Usher 3: Football Formal 4, Yearbook Committee 4, IANICE MARION DOMEY, General Ulm.. Quiet? Look again! Jan is a newcomer to our class this year, She has made a lot of friends in the short time that she has been here, FUN: Dancing, FAME: Nice personality. FUTURE: Stewardess, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Girls' Glee Club 4g Library Club 4: Yearbook Committee 4, Transfer 4. l pw, M l , . p p 1 N c A -' al z , il . I I I , 'he tt t gs ' t ro hersi d f' - 9 d a ah f' the fsom excitement. . .that's ' ai ith - do -T . e's ur I cutie nd you can see why! b : al I :Snappy es. UTURE: Teacher, HONORS ' : . -I CTI , E 1 nior Ball 3 Gl ub 1, 2,3,4: Lapidary Club 3: I - ary C .lo ' hat-So-Ever lub ,3g Future Teachers of America 4, ntramura ' ske all 1,2,3.4g Tri-City Music Festival 3. NANCY LEE DUPONT Commercial li' li 'J W' , I , , uf I gf ,iii Pleasant, happy-go-lucky, yet quiet. ' H 5 4+ A A cute brunette who has a yen for pretty clothes, Dup' has fun . I driving cars. Watch out. everyone, she's on the move. FUN Sports and driving. FAME: Clothes. FUTURE: Undecided. HONO and ACTIVITIES: Girls' Glee Club 1,25 What-So-Ever Club 1.25 Bazaar 1.2.35 Lapidary Club 35 Football Formal 45 l-Iomeroom Treasurer 15 Merchandising 3,45 Yearbook Committee 45 Soccer 45 I Intramural Basketball 1.2,3.45 Softball 1,2.3.45 Senior Play 4, Russe BE . c E 1 . Lifei ike ' H., 4 sing. Emmy is an . o - - 15,5 ' ' -' has m de a name ' elf both in sports and in . ssro I-I rie ' A . -'- - y vow , won him many I 7 t. . 1 2' I I-I e s 'em B, president. FUN: 1 r , FAME: 11- 'vJ'f . 5 Engirfe ' , DJJ' HONORS and ACTI - a oun il 1.2.45 Governin unci Ut? gp nf 15 Boys' State 35 S r lay 45 So 1 Committee 45 Cla O 4i?hS5 Class Parties 1.2, . oiball r , Basketball 2 J allL UP JF 1,2.3.45 Basebal .2,35 Mon' .45 Advisoryd n .45 Qtr XX Bazaar 1,45 Asse bly Committee 25 Graduation M SerQp1rBall L59 35 Spring Festival 1,25 Freshman Reception , , ,gf JAN EVERAPJJ FERSING, cone e ffl-JOP' Bs Q4 That's the way it goes. Q gf Ian is one of our most all-aro o , e ood ' bmorm as well as in other activities o g a ping hand. FUN: Girls, driving, FAME: Eirgiaai 551312-I Engi . HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Class Trea r , oy C 3: SS Parties 1. 2.3.4: Football Formal, Co-ordinator 45 a r tram Basketball 15 Moni- tor 1,2,3.45 Basketball 2,3,45 Basebfmg gdrbook 45 Advisory Council 35 Assembly Committee 25 Spring Val 3: Freshman RCCCPUOU 45 Camera Club, President 2. ,Nice 'f' K' - XINOQ, :.. xvtuci T l'1'Yxl., Q. CYNQL l kk rw-. - to-RC-,i fgxgl,-K1 .L-vxc.. A N C' M CN-ig- .' ' T, ,TX w 'K - -EXT, 1 k w-,X W A NANCY JANE FOISY. czstieges- -V - A D V w nNan.. '51 can resist everything but temptation, Nancy is one of the most musical girls in the class and an active m mibeimof the band, She seems to have an interest at U, V, M, at the present, Nan did a wonderful job in the fall Variety Show. FUN: Music. FAME: Dark. curly hair. FUTURE: Teacher, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Class Parties 2,35 Senior Ball 35 Bazaar 1.35 One Act Play Contest lg All State Music Festival 1.2.35 Tri-City Music Festival 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 1,2,3.45 Girls' Glee Club 1.2.33 Variety Club 1,2,3,4g Future Teachers of America 45 Yearbook Committee 45 Intramural Basketball 2.4. 4 A ' ' IUWQAFUL ,spoqlege-Commercial C. N n,, O ,Q 0 -J QQ si lwgmny, but loved just ' xx fhglrfimon on her left hanjlslkbfy signifies a future for our friend, t. Na is very . , , can b een in almost all girls' in- O qt ral sports and in gym ingxgzjkz me, FUN: Sports, X XM AME: Bob. FUTURE: Marriage, d ACTIVITIES: Bazaar 35 Intramural Softball 1,2,3,45 Girw e Club 1,25 Band 15 Green 'T Horn 1.2,3,45 Yearbook 45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Soccer 4. MJWIKQKE CHARLOTTE WINNIE GARDNER College Charl Looks quiet, but looks can be deceiving, Charlotte is one of the quieter girls of our class, Her friendly smile will not be forgotten. . ,lives in Reading, but manages to attend many func- tions in and around Springfield, FUN: Square Dancing, FAME: Smile, FUTURE: Physical Therapy. HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Dramatics 15 1 5 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3.45 Yearbook Committee 4. U f ff' . if di f 'IJ ff' ' l l 5, jf PHYLLIS EUGENIA GARRON, cone ff ' I 5,7 ,Q Q Phyl I I , I I W xy Friends she has many, Foes' she I 0 5 I i Phyl is on the quiet side, , 5 t, o I yi! he's af hizprffhe baske court and a welcome additionf Lrowd, She can qlfite often bd s enx with a certain alumnus calley Qb,' UN: orts, rties. FAME: Curly hair, FUTURE: Undecided. fi RS ACTI 5 IES: Class parties 25 Bazaar 1,25 Cheerleader 35 Frsehm ecep ' n 45 Glee Club 1.2.35 Mixed Chorus 25 What-So-Ever Club 1.45 W: rn:tA,55ing 45 Yearbook 45 Intramu- ral Basketball 1,2,3,4g Graduation Ushe , Hfdflwfw g,af4sW2fJj Ziff! 45644 BARBARA ANN GATES, Commercial Gatesy The darndest things do happen. Barb is often seen but seldom heard, She is a loyal member of the class and a friend to everyone, Good luck to you in the future! FUN: Going for walks. FAME: Studying. FUTURE: Office Work. HONORS and tee 45 Intramural Basketball 3. ACTIVITIES: Camera Club 45 What-So-Ever Club 25 Yearbook Commit- i , ,I JEAN MARIE Gnovsgg' Commercial ' , Jeannie ' - 1 ' .' Never a dull mo nt, ,R g V- Jeannie is full of vim and vigor! She 's famously know for her hookshots during the noon-hour, , ,has lots ff dramatic ability oo, FUN: Parties and sports, FAME: Basketball playing. FUTURE: Physical Education Teacher HONORS and ACTIVITIES: I-Idrner m Treasurer 2.3: Girls' State 3: Social Committee 4: Football Formal Co- rdinator 4: One Act Play Contest 2: Monitor 1,2.3,4: Tri-City Music Festival 1,2: Girls' Intramural Basketball Champs 3: Dramatics Club 2,3,4: Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3: Variety Club 1, 2,3,4: Future Teachers of America 4: Senior Play 4: Girls' Imfamural Basketball 1, 2,3,4. Wifjjffjw JW J U TRWAEE , College of Pat 'l3 ' ' Oar JA I-I pyxgo lu , that's our Pa? artis , , at can do wonders with a paint brush, Belmont lost a swell ' en Pat came to us, Best of luck at Middlebury! FUN- Getting to- ther with the girls. FAME: Art ability, FUTURE: College, HONORS Q and ACTIVITIES: Transfer 3: Class Parties 3.4: Football Formal 4: Ba- zaar 3: Freshman Reception 4: Green Horn 3:4: Yearbook Committee 4: Senior Play 4. v HIb mmerc1al My Pr ty walk with land witty to talk with, gUl ' looks and personality. Her smile will be a definite a t en she b omes a secretary. She can be seen cheering for the s, FUN:cS orts and dancing. FUTURE: Secretary, FAME: Ability to t along with people, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Class Parties 3.4: Foo all Formal : Senior Ball 3: Cheerleader 2,3,4: Tri-City Music Fes- tival 2: Freshman Reception 4: Girls' Intramural Basketball Champs 3: Dramatics Club 2.4: Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3: Camera Club 4: Variety Club 2: Yearbook 4: Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. ff ,Ax , MYRON JAMES Hoses, Merchandising M MM? ., 'im' . . .. W if 7 I.. 41. Quiet and bashful with a good personality, 07, ,Q Myron is one of our merchandising students. . , enjoys U1 working after- - noons at Newberry's, Life is never dull with Myron around, FUN: Going 1, - out of town, FAME: Sense of humor, FUTURE: Undecided, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Footbal Formal 4: Camera Club 2: Merchandising 3.4: Yearbook Committee 4: Track 1: Intramural Basketball 2. .,v f I 'W l w1LL1AM STUART Hooctcms, College 17 ,MW I M' ' Y Btu , 1 , A f 1 V1 ' A blonde and a joke are all a man needs to be hagpb, t I Ml Bill is always ready to laugh at a good joke andjto te antsiler, Q life of any party, Bill has many friends, His perso ' ill take hi? far in . the field of medicine. FUN: Sports, FAME: He1ghtand'lftlinor,L FLI,QI'UEBq Medicine, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Class Parti4B 1f2.3.4g F 1 For- Freshman-Sophomore Basketball 24 Football 2g Bas all gg Te ' ,Team 4g Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4g Senior Play 4, 'juz ' V , JU ' I , V 1 J xy 0 if S611 ft P I JL 3 H A Ilglgg SQSINQQONZ College U '- us f JF A.-y oi f oi gmcesqryfhVr su p a 1. r- in i ne bf omit, tudents She is well known for her ability as l V 'il a ggajor erjkrg l ,ve ' h s. . .her second is in North Springfield I A AN is r ' the er wa W . Elaine? FUN: Horseback riding. FAME: ' 'Q ix 'gp FUTU hysical Education Teacher HONORS and 'N 4 Mayorette 1 3 4 Tn City Music Festival 2 3 Glee Club X X- ,Yr - V 8 3 . vw 2, . W, . . X Q 1, 2, -y ixed Chorus 4g Variety Club 2g Future Teachers of America 4, I GJ 0 XX Yearbook 4g Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4 ff ,rin 73 . J -Y. .s X pl ' x of l I .tillx 4 34M ,VV 1 t X ,vi ' fi o any BBOT HOISI Nfco-operative ,N l size ffaq' ix M s ,V 'ffl AMW' . -' www, , I H3 lv .1 , S Q f I , Nt I n Bob . amrvsffga 8 lu gd m ag -tb ind this in everything he Q Y. a' ,Qld ' was 4 X ' ' , I valu ass tto e earbooks t department FUN Win N ,I D??:ing,'E3jE:,AQs laug Engineer, HONORS and ACTIVI- fiimhf- ' TIES: Dra Club 1g 'ence Club 2: Yearbook 4, I Rf 0 or iz I A 'Q' ,il x ELEANOR MAY JACKMAN, Co-op Home Economics Jackie What a sweet delight a quiet life affords. Here 's a girl who loves to cook, She can usually be found in the cooking lab dreaming up some tasty dish, One of the quieter members of the class, she is a good friend to all, FUN: Drive-in movies, FAME: The Army, FUTURE: Dietition. HONORS and ACTIVITIES: What-So-Ever Club 1.2: Hostess Club 3, mal 4, Bazaar 2g Monitor 1.2g Spring Festival 2: Trii m c Festival 25 Freshman Reception 45 Boys' Glee Club 1,2g Variezyg A .2g Y tbook 43 v 'J - 51:5 s, Q 1 'f Q, .. NADA JEAN JACOBS, Commercial Nada A friendly spirit, Here's a gal who enjoys many a laugh, She may seem quiet, but she really isn't, We know that her future will be rosy. FUN: Dates, FAME: Car. FUTURE: College, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: All State Music Festival 2: Tri-City Music Festival 3: Dramatics Club I: Girls' Glee Club 1.2: Orchestra 3.4: Band 1,23 Variety Club I,2,3,4: Ba- zaar 3. ,IX is ,sd , . g , V s ' x ROGER HARLAN JAOUITH, College Cheesie ' Like an Atom bomb--small, but, wow, what power! Jake is a hard-hitting, fast running football player, He has a great many friends. Can usually be found with a certain girl or out with the fellows, FUN: Sports, FAME: Shirl, FUTURE: Coaching, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Social Committee 1,2,3: Class Parties 1,2.3,4: Football Formal 4: Junior Prom 4: Senior Ball 3: Bazaar 1: Projection Club 1.2: Yearbook Committee 4: Football 1,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4: Intramural Basketball 1,2,3: Intramural Basketball Commissioner 4, -:gan CLIFFORD GEORGE JONES, Co-operative Q Bing-ga Wit is the salt of conversation, not food. Bing. . . a very popular co-op who can often be seen with the cute 1 girl across the street, Bing was a great help to our basketball team this year, too, FUN: Sports. FAME: Nickname-Bing-ga, FUTURE: Machinist, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club 1: Camera Club 2: Arts and Crafts 1: Basketball 1,2,4g Football 1.2: Track 1, 3.4: Intramural Basketball 3. I 1 r elsif' x I Well, it's a car, isn't it? EARL WILLIAM JONES, Co-operative Bill Being a co-op certainly has its advantages. Earl and his little car ' sure get around. . . lots of fun and personality when you get to know him, FUN: Out with the fellas, FAME: Smile, FUTURE: Shop, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Monitor 1,2.3,4: Boys' Glee Club 1.2, 3.4: Camera Club 3: Football 4: Track 3.4: Intramural Basketball 3'-8. 1,2,3,4. WA f asf: -, T A K D , ommercia 3 f - FN ff! 'fxzigr an e ry, for tomorrow is another day. E it ute whose merry wit brightens many a dull moment W? as r for ice clothes too With her clarinet she has proven herself , h ' , . ' ' 4 1 ua w e band. FUN: Reading, parties, teasing friends. 'xrxrjahez A , TURE: aided, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Tri-City usi estivafSTGlee Club ,2,3: Band 2.4: Camera Club 2: Year'-TOOK 4: Dramatics Club 1. FRANK LEIGH KENDALL. Merchandising Frank Friendliness will win you friends, I be found at work in Wheeler's, His quietness has won him many friends, A Frank is one of those quiet fellows, , , but a very willing worker, He can ,E FUN: Dancing, FAME: Friendliness, FUTURE: Dairy Farmer, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Bazaar 3: Boys' Glee Club 1.2.3: Mixed Chorus 2: 5, ' Science Club 1.2.3: Merchandising 3.4. V 1 N 5 , M76 ygp :A g Dggn NZM 6, V011 ' 1 .s, 9. 5 X MR 'VE In ' A J ff' A L77a,6EDi,,?,DW' rw Lp 1 iq will-iglttwalbw Iv :rv going' to do tohgitr' 'Q t p H 1ve Springfield but he still manages to get to Springfield 'll f 4' f 3 0 of nights, He has many friends, and his joke: keep them laugh- I N ost of the time. FUN: Sports, FAME: Jokes and imitations. FUTURE. ' M H ngineering, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Boys' State 3: Senior Play 4: Class , In Secretary 3: Class Parties 1.2,3,4: Football Formal 4: Yearbook 4: Baseball - , 3, 2.3: Football 2,3,4: Advisory Council 3: Monitor I 2.3.2!: Variety Club 3. ' Z.. ll, s - I ax VF 5 M Irv A I sf' :fy W HI PP c m rc' 1- lege, 3 I WM ,S ma es e w go roun , ' om peppn rl e past two years. , ,and when she ' t che g, she ca uallyb d vglake, We think she'll make e secr y, don't ou FUN: P 'es wi gang, FAME: Petiteness, TURER: cretary ORS and A IVITIES: lass Parties 1,2,3,4: Foot- bal al 4:' Sen' all 3: Graduation Usher 3: Cheerleader 3.4: Spring Fest , rama 'cs Club 1: Girls' Basketball Champs 3: Intramural Bas- ketball 1 ,3,4: Variety Club 1.2: Yearbook staff 4: Ski Team 2. All-Q-H! - iff f' X ff' -Zfpffr .1 lj MARGAREIHELEKEEIE xNQ3g,c?E11eg,e-cSm:n2rcia1 ' ' U f'141s Peg Msn f Q 1.1 1 ci' .4 f 'A '. ,f 4 I Lf!!! The wheel that tu1fzsg6QIlers'rd'Yl1st, .74 1' I f , f ,, . Q l , L n ,, , Flash! !! Where's the fire? f There 's no fire! It's just Peg in the red t J I I Buick, She's the girl with the winning smile, We are all sure that she f ,J ' will be a great success as a teacher. FUN: Parties, driving, FAME: Red Buick, FUTURE: Teacher, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Treasurer 3: General Council 2,4: Class Parties 1,2,3.4: Football Formal 4: Senior Ball 3: Graduation Usher 3: Bazaar 2.3: Monitor 1, 2,3,4: Tri- City Music Festival 3: Freshman Reception 4: Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Variety Club 2: Future Teachers of America 4: Yearbook Committee 4, THOMAS JOHN KOLEDO, Co-op Big Tom . One thing I like is a good time, Tommy really shines on the basketball court. Enjoys a good time and an occasional girl, Bon chance, Kid, FUN: Night life, FAME: Height, FUTURE: Undecided, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Class Parties 1,2,3,4: Bazaar 2.3: Spring Festival 3: Freshman Reception 4: Green Horn 1.2: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Football 2.3: Baseball 2,3: Ski Team 1,2,3: Intra- mural Basketball 1.2, Y E .SSP KENNETH WILLIAM KUZMES-1l'AS, College Kenny:' - 1 '7 ,W 'Wisdom does not proclaim itself by noise, T- Q.. ' Kenny is the quiet, studious type, He is a hard worker and has a friendly '33 ' grin for all, He is a newcomer to Springfield, but he is one of us already. ,X - Best of luck in college, enny, FUN: Sleep, FAME: Silence, FUTURE: 'J Art Teacher, HONO a gi ACTIVITIES: Transfer 4: Variety Club 4: Year book 4. sa s Osh , :asf iwilf WWW M FRANCIS MAURICE LAMBERT, C0-op Lamby 'Tall, dark and?? Francis, , , another one of our co-ops, He's here for five weeks, and then gone for another five, He seems to have a definite interest in the class of 52 :N 1' The best always to you, Francis, FUN: Square dancing, FAME: Those big basketball hands, FUTURE: Navy, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Projection Club 1.2,3,4: Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. mi? MARIE TERESA LAMBERT Colleg J Mane X9 Musrc Musrc Musrc Here IS one of our fme musrc ns and wor rs he 4 1 seen playtng the flute or leadtng o uc A if musrc Marte FUN Talk ecorder FA U 0 Mus Teacher HONORS and ACT r 4 e c Festrval 3 All State Musxc Fe 1 us 2 3 Grrls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Or 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 1 2 3 Projectron Club 4 Fut ers of A ca 4 Yearboo m X 12 RSPB MAFUORIE JEAN LAMPHERE College Q 1 Marge K.. xx X Mar1nes?? The best branch of the servrcel XL. X X, The Martnes have an rnterest In Margen and a ver efln one mgrng from her left hand Feel a strrnng brefgz Margle Juszllg FUBLL ,.. M-x Wrrung letters sports FAME Leonard FU REg:NYlHQ,e NORS and ACTIVITIES Concert Usher2 Dramatic lub 331115 Gle dub 'Q 1 2 Mrxed Chorus 4 Camera Club 4 V y Usher 4 Yearbogx Commlttee 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 torml Educattonwek Ush er4 Niu- sl MIRALYN MAE LAPOINT ercha d 1 L A sw o wrll go the fr Merc nd1s1n mg on rtllfyil-pine rf u J ew tral n s e vous grrl of our class Wr trng le FUTUR5j96v me IV T Intramilg r Club s Glee Club 1 d ry lub Merchandr ,KW aw., Awnbi ZGXMJAZI-2 ow-J yas., 31.1 54 Q,lPfv5U ffyf 5 4454M! is 9'-s,. A ,alraalg 'dw of-fe 'BUCK' GQ RUSSELL HENRY LEITCH College Buzz That was but the begrnnmg Buzz usually has the answer He can often be found rn the chemrstry laboratory experrmentrng w1th rockets or some other wrld rdea Good luck at Harvard Buzz FUN Dancmg and Mrneral Collectrng FAME Mrneral Collecuon FUTURE Harvard HONORS and ACTIVITIES Class Parttes 3 Laprdary Club 2 Sctence Club 1 2 3 4 Scrence Club Secretary 3 Yearbook Commtttee 4 4 I I N . .. .. . . , ,, H ,QV . fr! 'I . . . - f ' - - - - . S ., ,. 'E ' ' b o I' 51 v: :f- of V - 1 I 1 . . I n . -: I ic. ' .,7 F , 'O Pl , N ' 7 F12 1' si ' , A 1 I 2,3g i' ,- M ' 11 1 141 , 5 . I ' I 1 1 1 1 S I 1 14: ' 1 1 1 1 . ' A . . : ' ' : : 0 ' ' 'FL A I L -1 ' C - XX xxx '- V ':' , , ,, f . ' . Ek s l . . , . : . A l Q K ,' , my f V V 4 V . : ' : 2 Y' I ,Nh E: X S I .. . , lg ' .K QQ S :M TY -.. , - iw Ky, 4 ' H J if 2.11 Xxx -A ' 'A .J svft. I4 U +25 v. Vx,+,,,g , fl, , . K 'V ff ,f 6 ,fr N X In I ' ,Y V ' l . ,, - ff .. . Ii.. C ' if Y 1 ' KS ,N f her' ' o' . . N A . ' y ' ' . ' o '1 D Bas 1 3' ' , - 1.2g az - ' ' , '- I . X I - W7 ' ' tara J I I1 ,I 'ks , ' ' D .. . : . : . I A .QQ I 1 0 412-F MARION ELIZABETH LERANDEAU. College Poopsie A rolling stone gathers no moss, Marion's pleasing personality is a joy to those who are in her company, FUTURE: Interior Decorating, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: New England Music Festival 2, Class Parties 1,2,3,4g Senior Ball 3, Bazaar 2, Assem- bly Committee lg All State Music Festival 2, Monitor 2,3,4g Freshman Reception 4, Senior Play 4, Girls' Glee Club 1.2,3,4g Orchestra 2, Band 1,2,3g U.N, Club 4, Graphics Club 1, Variety Club 2,3,4g Future Teachers of America 4, Yearbook Committee 4, Intramural Basketball .2.3.4. 3 She is always ready to lend a helping hand, FUN: Driving, FAME: Car, A6449 - I-fqgil-ff -,,,4-fr'u.A.f4..fu.f J-J'-7- :K . f - L-'X 'fl-' if ' ', 1 5- f ' fp , '-, 'J f' if 1 -f , I Jdlxt-Z ,A . -ff I ct.-rf., '-f,,.ew eaf ,cf fc,t,,A fs' 7'- se , P - 41, 'Ziff' fr Lf-. 71-1 -r C'f 'L4f' 'f '4 GLADYS LOUISETIPNICKI, College-Commercial V, z 1 wa1az1a'f ' ' Af-' 'L 'I ' Hey, Girls, I've got the car tonight! V' cf L ' M ' Waldzia is one of the livelier members of our class, She may often be seen driving around town in the Ford, when she is not at a party, Who is Lf the latest, Waldzia? FUN: Driving, hen parties, FAME: Clothes, If J FUTURE: College, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Treasurer 4g i Class Parties 1,2,3,4g Football Formal 45. Senior Ball 3, Graduation Usher 3, Bazaar 1,2,3,4g Monitor 1,2,3,4g Spring Festival 3, Tri-City Music Festival 2, Freshman Reception 4, Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Green Horn 2, Variety Club 1,2,3g Yearbook Committee 4g Girls' Intramural Basket- ball Champs 3g Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. 'fc L MARIORIE NORMA LITCHFIELD, College Margie Q- , Good humor makes all things tolerable, gb F X.. Q- Margie hails from Weathersfield, but that doesn't ee to s op her ore, getting around, Her vim and vigor, along with nat s ' l, h at home on the basketball court, FUN: Dancing, k a I F E: He ' chatter, FUTURE: Nurse, HONORS and ACTIVITI . a 3g esh- man Reception 3, Glee Club 1.2.43 Camera Club 2, .Q ve lub 1,25 Merchandising 3: Intramural Basketball 1.2.3,4. , 4, S., 3 V , - , 17 ' ' , 1 I 1 ,4 ,, . 1 f , JOHN MELVIN LOSEE, cpof6pel?five Carpe ,ry J 1,4 jjj .'J0hn ff, -I ff V IZA g 1,,f' , y Observation, not agef Brings wisddm. ' 1- ,zfy ' rf! John is a very cooperative me ,atQlaS3.f4'l!U10Qli'4f dbgfwfdar ,' too much from him in cla mIy makes up for it with his manw friends, FUN: Traveling, talking, FAME: Shy Smile. FUTURE: CSIPUUUY- HONORS and ACTIVITIES: 'Chess and checkers Club 2: Science Club 1: Camera Club 3. f Afrfwf-A-f'7M'Q-'fires Full of mischief, , , A jolly good sport, ,7 K 3.4. f arg sito i N59 l 'C ,Wy gwwoomx -L VM,-JSI b :X vs vw ' ALICE MYRTLE LOWELL, Commercial Honey Her pencil draws whate 'er her soul designs. Alice, , , nice, . ,quiet personality, big brown eyes, and a definite flair for art, We're sure she will be a success in whatever she chooses to do, FUN: Dancing. art, FAME: Brown eyes and dimples, FUTURE: Secretary, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Transfer 35 Graduation Usher 35 Freshman Re- ception 45 Dramatics Club 4: Glee Club 35 Yearbook Committee 4. MARIE ROSALYN MACULIEWICZ. College Mania n To have a friend is to be one, Mania is everybody 's friend and one of the most reliable girls in the class, She was one of the attractive co-leaders on the majorette squad, Mania proved her acting ability in the Senior Play, FUN: Parties, FAME: Basket- ball. FUTURE: Nurse. HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Girls' State 35 Class Off- icer 45 Class Parties 1.2.35 Football Formal 45 Senior Ball 35 Graduation Usher 35 Bazaar 15 Assembly Committee 4: Senior PlayCommittee 45 Majorette 1,2.3,4. Co-Leader 45 Spring Festival 2.35 Tri-City Music Festival 1.3.45 Freshman Reception 45 Girls' Intramural Basketball Champs 35 Dramatics - 5 1.2.3.45 Girls' Glee Club 1,,2.3,4: Baccalaureate 1,25 Projection Club 45 Yearbook Committee 4: Intramural Volleyball 1.2.35 Intramural Basketball 1.2.3,45 Senior Play 4. DONALD WINSLOW MAGWIRE. Commercial Don ls my face red! 50131140 fwfu, . Qffupate L30 ab ISYCE LOVELL, Commercial LAM! A367 pkg r n ' ' fw - ,ae ,aweauf 1 ' Arlene is the girl with the striking clothes, She w s very successful as' Co-Business Manager of the Yearbook. FUN: Parties and sports, FAME: Her neat appearance, FUTURE: Undecided, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: General Council 15 New England Music Festival 35 Senior Ball 35 Grad- uation Usher 35 Bazaar 1.2.35 All State Music Festival 3: Monitor 2.3.45 Tri-City Music Festival 1.2.3.4: Girls' Glee Club 2.3.45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Orchestra 1,25 Band 1.2.3.45 Green Horn 1.2.3,45 Variety Club 2.35 Yearbook Committee 45 Intramural Soccer 45 Intramural Basketball 1.2. . I .L LL'-fQf as-Sofia if ifleiilfri 5 rf.. A picture of perpetual motion, One of the corner stones of the First Nationalxoka 5 Store, Spends all of his spare time with a tall, blonde. senior majorette, ' XX' . FUN: Basketball, FAME: Blushes. FUTURE: Undecided, HONORS and AC- ., 2.45 Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4. TIVITIES: Monitor 1.25 Dramatics Club 15 United Nations Club 45 Track 1. .4 f Aw! . It A DONALD LESLIE MARKWELL. General,,Q7'7'if!'f4'4 f, Les Z MM Men of few words are the best of men, Don is one of the new members of our class this year, I-lails from Reading, Has quite a time for himself on his motorcycle, FUN: Motorcycle, FAME: Quietness, FUTURE: Farming. HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Freshman Re- ception 4. xx 'I In , U BEVERLY GRACE MATTHEWS, Home Economics ..Bev.. A nice girl to meet and know, A quiet girl who is a Home Economics student, She's a pretty good cook, so watch out, fellows-- Bev also has an interest in Bryant's, FUN: Dates WV, with Bob, FAME: Quietness, FUTURE: Undecided, HONORS and ACTIV- ' ITIES: Girls' Glee Club 1,2g What-So-Ever Club 1.2. Mjwfl I ' ., L tu If .71 JL 4 , M u ,I O J' . uf -, ki!! W pin 7 BARBARA JEAN METCALF, Merchandising P W I ii' W- Barb 7 , m An Army man has she, , l A nice girl in our class who is full of pep an , he s to .in the army is the best branch of service, I wo er 2 , anc' L I and Phu, FAME: Blonde hair. FUTURE: U cided. ON A - ACTIVITIES: Bazaar 2,35 Camera Club 3, Li lub 52, A -s 0 W PN Ever Club 2.3, Merchandisin 3.4, PH 8 ' M fb. ,Zi Q s W K J 237 M I ff , f' 1 NORMAQN LLIS M R, 0-op ' i .,,, na ' ' '-X 1 atie J ' e reme r ever troub . Ru e ncil a r, , r an. at it a l Ve iSIiC. X, PMI i -,of No an's s ca seen ughou s book. N: Ca and ' I 'ns FAM is car GE Tr sch HONO . : D Q C I r y - mior B .2.3,4' eshman N Recep on ra ' 3: Boy ' ee C ub , Mixed orus 13 I, OI 3 3 C3 Z Club , 3 Lap' UY C ' Redox ,3,4g my b lg Ye ook ittee i Team 4,Inu wk an 1. , 'A ELIZABETH ANNE . College Bet Lau an th rld laughs with you, etty is know r her infectious little giggle and for her fine dramatic 'lity, all remember her in The Valiant, She makes good I wvpenuche, too. FUN Parties, F 5 Giggle, FUTURE: Medical X9 Yhlogy. RS and 5 4 I -- Class Parties 1,2,a.45 Foot- b Formal 45Senior B I -, rad Usher 35 Bazaar 1.2.35 As- nembly Gqhrnittee e Act Play Contest 35 Senior Play Committee 45 All te Mu c Fes al 35 Spring Festival 2.35 Tri-City Music Festival jr 1, .45 Girls Intramural Basketball Champs 35 Dramatics 1.3.45 Girls' J I,2.3,45 MixedChorus 3.45 Variety Club 1.2.35 Yearbook 45 Intramural Basketball snmaii Reception 45 Senior Play 4. Ct X I Fx EVERETT LLOYD MURCH, College E 35754 Murch X 5' A ' Wit is the salt of conversation. Y I X E I Everett is another joker in the Senior Class, , ,h' ' ar ' el , 5 ,, 1 ', 'J' heard and enjoyed Up, He may not be a wom Q '41 ' f ' his distance, A whiz in all his classes, , , a sure succe in futu , ' FUN: Shooting pool, FAME: wit, FUTURE: . 0: a - ,, ' ' ACTIVITIES: Class Parties 2,35 Bazaar 1.2. 5se ,i H- y Com -f ,' at 45 Dramatics Club 45 Green Horn 2.3.45 Yearb ittee 45 -' C? -4 tramnral Basketball 3, Senior Play 4. 4 t ' ff 1 W of 1 ' G j 'ill A XX, wif l 5 of ' Ly, 1 IA it Ei. NI T, ci ge p , I 'lf ' er- a mil ' rd, I lkxblce. g lo . and a ple i personality--that's our Annie! -y ff She m ' and ramatic tal n sides, With these assets she is C, b und f r cc ws verythin s does., FUN: Roller skating. FAME: o g e as FUTURE: U, cided, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: New Wy land 5 Ffjtival 35 embly Committee 15 One Act Play Contest J 25 ll Sta e Music FEB-lu 3,4?enior1 ay 45 Band 3.45 Yearbook 45 V M itor 2.3.45 Tri- y MusQ2lXestivvq.2,3.45 Variety Club 2. , - ,whh My A . I I ' 5 , CAR 'TH N AN. College M ft rm S925 ' frie hip n fidelity, a 1, ,A girl t at Springfield High is proud of, She has done a wonder- ful s Editor of both our Yearbook and the Green Hom, We are wishing yo the best of success as a future teacher. Carol. FUN: Parties, FAME: Je pug nose. FUTURE: Teacher, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: General ouncil 2.3.45 Secretary 35 Goveming Council 3.4. President 45 Social mmittee 15 Class President 25 Class Parties 1.2,3.45 Football Formal 45 Senior Ball 35 Bazaar 3.45 Monitor 1.2.35 Spring Festival 2.3. Co-ordi- nator 35 Freshman Reception 35 Girls' Basketball Champs 35 Green Horn 1. 2.3.4, Editor 45 Yearbook Editor 45 Variety Club 1,35 FTA 45 Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4. -Q- 9flk:LB,iR SON, o-of - ugh, , o. o tl ,Q an is e co stude --we lose him every five weeks, Dark d od l mg. . . as a rtain interest in the Sophomore Class, Bes o luc tn the utur FUN- Sports and Dates, -FAME, Skiing w4I'WR?M l eer HO as and ACTIVITIES: Dramatics I I n Q 10 o3n4Q era C r o R all 1 2 3 4 Baseba 2 eam I ketb 2 s ,. .- IRENE GREEN NOVAKOSKI. College RBel'liC Variety is the spice of life. Reenie, popular and full of fun, is well liked by all who know her, She can be seen roller skating on Saturday nights. One of our more active members and always willing to help--that's Reenie, FUN: Parties, FAME Cuteness, FUTURE: Secretary, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Class Parties 1, 2.3: Football Fomial 4: Senior Ball 3g Graduation Usher 3: Bazaar 1,2, 3: Monitor 1,2,3.4: Tri-City Music Festival 3: Freshman Reception 4: Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Projection Club 4, What-So-Ever Club 4: Year- book Committee 4- Intramural Basketball 1. 4 Q ii' 5 ffygyfwa REBA MAY NOYES, Co-Op Home Economics nsis.. Silence is golden, She looks quiet, but look againl Reba has a friendly disposition which certainly has helped her to win many friends, Best of luck in the future! FUN: Drive-in Theater, FAME: Quietness, FUTURE: l-larmess House, 'P-v : RiAHd' ACTIVITIES: What-So-Ever Club 1.3, . up 9 Q 'J X M ll If' 'l A W XJ MADELINE ELIZABETH 'HARA, Commercial ..BetZ.. H es of -true friendship never grow rusty th her sweet rsonalrty she certainly should make a good teach y b im 4 . . ' - Q E ur est wrshe ou, Betz, FUN: Pajama parties, FAME: Clothes, 3 rghman ption 4: Glee Club 1.2.3,4: What-So-Ever Club 4: C8 3 gBe is studious member of our class, but she is always ready for a good is ami , UTURE: Teacher. NORS and ACTIVITIES: FootbalIFormal 4: Graduation U : lu , fa 4 , ,f X V ' ff - , LW? - Y Wfk -A ,7 , 1- , Acawe . . , PM We fbvkjlk ,Vi ,.L6'v4.ZAfA,- 4 -Y , :vi if-ow, L- KATHERINE MAE OLNEY, College J Kay X 5,355 - A quiet manner hides the mischief in her eyes. Xi Ray joined the cheerleading squad in her senior year, and proved to be a'very peppy one, Kay seems quiet, but wait until you get to know her, FUN: Parties, FAME: Cheering, FUTURE: Nurse. HONORS and ACTIV' ITIES: Senior Ball 3: Graduation Usher 3: Cheerleader 4: Dramatics Club 3,4: Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3: Camera Club 4: Variety Club 2: Yearbook Committee 4: Intramural Volleyball 2: Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. l, ' . fav A ' ' .I W Q60 I 4 ,rl-I V ' M DAVID ALDEN OSBORNE, College A ' ' Ozzie n Why resist temptation--there will be more, David is the rugged U5 looking farmer boy of our class. Can often be seen tearing through town in his Model A, Aspires to go to Tufts to . study dentistry, FUN: Travel, FAME: Model A, FUTURE: Dentist, 1.9 HONORS and ACTIVITIES: New England Music: Festival 3: Senior Ball 3: All-State Music Festival 2: Tri-City Music Festival 2,3: Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3: Mixed Chorus 3: Football 3.4: JV Baseball 2.3. V pf 5' ni I it ' ,J fi.:-'A 1, v by W , ,f f ., g , f K 5 5 My '40 1 ll ,A pe VA' N5 14 2' ., Y' v V Ms - AJ I J: rllfw it 2' . yw f ' n A - . X f' S if QM. HEXIEN PAW, polifge A J Yu A' M, 'f f Gail V fl I -'uf .I 'I J All 1' rry:-,lgevgtt makgih a erful cohntenance, ' appyw ajorette,-' , ,f M ous for her happy-go-lucky attitude and IV ' persojllility, , ,'nea dresser kkpood luck to you in the future, Gail, N: Par? - Baskitball FUTURE Retailer HONORS and CT M S lass Parvids 1 2 3 4 Spring Festival 3 Football Formal - - . FA . . : . 4: Seniorbptfg: Gr ation Usher 3: Bazaar 1.2: Tri-Cit Festival ,WM Y oret e 1 2 3 4 Freshman Reception 4 Girls Intramural Bas 1 2 ,jf Champs 3 Dramatics 1 4 Glee Club 1 2.3: Mixed T 1 1 I 1 , ' W xy Chor s 3,4- ariety Club 2,3: Yearbook 4: Senior Play 4. 4 I Xl' .QM J 4 , . ' RUTH ELLEN PARKER, College Jyu ' Jrpj Ruthie y Don't ever make me laugh, I'll never stop, J ,K H3 f Ruthie is the riot of any party, She got her license t is s mmerqx beware, and climb the nearest telephone pole if you see a blue For anywhere around, FUN: Driving, FAME: Red hair, FUTURE: Nurse, I-IONORS and ACTIVITIES: Football Formal 4: Bazaar 1: Tri-City Fes- tival 1: Dramatics Club 3: Girls' Glee Club 1,2.3: Green Horn 1.2: United Nations Club 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Yearbook 4, m,.Lifl-I Haw: s, A if' 1 . 'Cllr' A law ,MQ DEXTER LOREN PARSONS, General 0,9 Dexter -- Don't bother me, I'm studying ' pp Dexter moved here in his sophomore ye . e o 1 . ,I pg He is very ambitious and studious, , , a welcom d' n to the cl sy FUN: Going to Maine, FAME:Studiousness. FUTU I ACCOUDIRHI. and ACTIVITIES: Tri-City Music Festival 2,3,4: Student Banker 3: Bo s' Glee Club 3,4: Mixed Chorus 3,4: Band 2: Yearbook Committee 4, sw! ROSCOE WEBSTER PARSONS, College Rocky A good heart is better than all the heads in the world, Short and speedy. and an asset to our track and ski teams, Can usually be found with a blonde sophomore girl, FUN: Dating and Skiing, FAME: Ruth, FUTURE: Farmer. HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Boys' Glee Club 1: Science Club 2: Track 2,3,4: Ski Team 1,2,3,4: State Track Meet 3, LILL AT DE rcial Ypfkn e - a py, ul un. MLil ' ne o py- -lu kyfseniors, She is a great sport and enjoys par cipatl g in e acti ties at school. FUN: Movies, parties, FAME mawa il ' o p FUE ii: Secretary. HONORS and ACTIVITIES: W Sof .4- occer g C ss Parties 1,2,3,4: Football Formal 4: Bazaar , tor man Reception 4: Library Club 1,2,3: What-So- . 6 4: . iety Club 2.3: Yearbook Committee 4: Basketball 2, : T nis Team 1.2. , ,fs i , r , r nl J fig, L-, C. ,J U' y ., tf I : . I , ' I JANE PENN, Co-op Home Economics ' s 'Becky z Absence makes the,-li 'art g vv f' nder, ecky sure a ep' t' hers busy, especially in study hall! Right, Becky? Go c o you in anything you undertake, FUN: Writing letters :Lf 'Alf .. fd! RMK! 1 QLD! r Q J ,api ' E ,EGL lf' QJEQI? 'gdhfi f flu fa' 1 'L 41 1 '- 7' J .nf bf, , 72 , to a sailcp-f F E: Talking. FUTURE: Navy Dietition. HONORS and ACTIVITIES: raduation Usher 3: Bazaar 3: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2.3: What- So-Ever Cl 2.3: Yearbook Committee 4: Intramural Basketball 3, YZF' 1,4 N' I MY DQELORES-FEJREAULT, Co mer jar ' lo sm' e the worr0n, A , X 3YDod his a yenlfor nice clothes ank looks even nicer in them, She can r 'Rus lly,be seein with Eric t the ,iday night' nces. FUN: Getting XX? eth witlfthe k'rls, F1m4Eg8biffure. FU URE: Commercial Work, and AQ tvrrrssboeneral c neil ,Class Parties 1,2,3,4g E Fo all rmal BazaarJ1, g Al tate Nbilusic Festival 1,2,3,4, K Sp ng rival 1,2gl Tri-Cit usi estival 1,2,3,4g Girls' Intramural sket ll C lmps 3g Draf tics b 1, Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3.4g l Ifix d Cho 1,2,3,4g V iety,Cl b 1.2, Yearbook 4g Intramural Bas- keyall 1 ,3.4g Senior Play 4, f A Q QW! I , RICHARD WALTER PERKINS, C0-operative ,Q W Dick 9 J w yo efme--now you don't! -1 'V , Here y and gone for the next five weeks, , ,a co-op, you know, ?y I . e he is shop we all miss Dick and his ready sense of humor, J FUN: ' out, FAME: Wit, FUTURE: Pattem Maker, HONORS ACTIVITIES: Bazaar lg Spring Festival 2: Tri-City Music Festival 1 2,3.4p Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3.4g Mixed Chorus 3,45 Variety Club ,of ' 1, 2,3,4g Yearbook Committee 4, I Q FRA IN Aawgqrdb' ol. co-0 ive I , , 1 V' ' t' it , ' , an yo ' e ts bi s radishes, U h . 4 in ool y w e e inky makes up for 3 K'- V 1 il e s h r , ik hun e h not working hard1?j . A t f ast f c ' N: Dancing, FAME: , ry' rp Q -- , -, f' , C , nd ACTIVITIES: Boys' ,,,.. XJ l: i 3, ss P ' , ,3f- o Formal 4g Bazaar 1,2.3g ', f if -Q 'L ' al , g oys' G ee Cl b 1,2,3.4g Mixed Chorus 4g A ,, I' ,. - . 1,23 FTA 4g Football 1r2,3,4g Track 1,2g Intra- f ap8'asketball1,2,3,4. t l . 1 i' NORMAN WOODRUFF PROUTY, General ' A , I Rudolph 5 6' Let us work hard today so that we may celebrate tonight, . - Norm can often be found in the company of a certain junior Femme, - I-le works long hours on the farm but still manages to spend most of his evenings in town, We wish you luck, Norm, you have been a good friend to all of us, FUN: Girls, FAME: Wavy Blond hair, FUTURE: Farming. HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 3.4, Camera Club 1g Intramural Basketball 1.2, Q5 U61 gon 4: Glee Club 1,2,3g Camera Club 3g Girls' State 3g Intramural j he is sunny ' KX d eather HIRLEY ANN RAYMOND, College Todums Here s t gay smile and cherry personality have won her f ' Wlgfal ' Q3 Q? os leg She 's a great help on any committee and is sure to . E Sega Qsxiher, FUN: Pajama parties, FAME: Her dimples, : er, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Treasurer bk B C ficer 4g Football Formal 4g Senior Ball 3, Bazaar 1, 2g Freshman sketbaxll, , g Future Teachers of America 4g Yearbook 45 Variety Club 4' LGA RE 'rx-G3,l3nne'?diaLy!,,0fi 1 .. . X , , ' A de is rownin , I D 7 - ' 'V' Hel s won riends h re with her f' e nality and smile fo ' ,reveryo e, e say s ' very fon . . .. and we're ceyildy f iyffg Be t wish t , lga. We 're oi iss yoyf U . D ing, FA , ong, blonde'hair, T 1 High school e. O and AC S: tb ormal 4g Co-ordinator of Foo ormal - eshman- on 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, Q I , J Q: X GARY PARKER RICHARDSON, College pyjto Rich 'R , A laugh a minute, 6 ff , Rich gets around, , ,he does a good job' e - s -' la spgb I ' and his jokes keep the class in an uproar must th im 52 - is a I Q loyal friend to all, FUN: Sports, FAME: Class o A ii - FU Undecided, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Boys' - - ', .- . -- 5 2,33 Class Parties 1,2,3,4g Football Formal4g Seni g B z a ' 1,2,3,4g senior Play 4, Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2.a if all 'f 1,2,3,4g Monitor 1.2.3. 1 I RICHARD GEORGE ROGERS, Co-op Dick Silence is golden, MW 4-:rife ,I Dick is a co-op and is in school only part of the time. We enjoy seeing him around school when he is here. Best of luck, Dick, FUN: 1 Nights with the boys, FAME: Silence, FUTURE: Undecided, HONORS - and ACTIVITIES: Camera Club 2. 3. ,fit - a- 4,-, S '-L . a,. , , AS-X, ,N a k 5. ai -get N Q onn..- ,- '-in A-'Q - AQ 1 , 1 ,- More thoughts than words, I it ' X! ' N 1 'r 1 I 'f jose time RUMRILL, Nferg.hAdising ,1 f I eetief' ' it Tr U-'tokhej vJ:rJ,f her tyrk and her friends, da rrify b seen wor ing! afGrant's when she is not in school, She is a jg, reat p cfnkany committee. Always ready to dance, FUN: Dancing, i If FAME Zpetnqss, FUTURE: Undecided, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Class fputies Bazaar 2,31-'What-So-Ever-Club 3g Merchandising 3,4g Yearbook iComrpi'ttee 4. h rf' 1 X ADDISON TOSSING RUSSELL ,fZ'olleg Addie Q 0 lt seems to make a driver M if h e u, 'Y What would the cla do with t Addie is ca He ten gets ' o mischief, but he still es to av 'd the ' office, His -ea , going manner ha ds, F : Sports. FAME: Hfscar, ' 5' ' FUTURE: Colleg ON d AC S: Bo s',State 3: tball Formal 4g Senior Ball 3- z ar 1, g' 1? lub 2, M 3 United Nations Cl resident 'ted tio C 3- earb 5 'Y Basketball 1,2g B b ntrammalliit 1.2.0 r W I 1 f.. ,- rf :JF Lf-'Qt 'N Im: NEAL BARTLETT SANBORN, General I - f Fc f JUL ,, , lfff- .s . , Neal MCA L Neal is one of the quiet members of our class, He is quite the cartoonist, His interests lie in fishing and hunting, Best of luck in the mechanical engineering field, FUN: Hunting, FAME: Size, FUTURE: Me anical Engineer, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Lapidary Club 1. X- - a+ wwf ' x . s'it'Si3fstQs?s? Q0 X W v, G p ' 4' 939' Riff' 052 'Q . , FRIEDRICH ILHELM scnmmr, College Q08 ' Freddy L vp- as -1- Music is well said to be the speech of angels, Freddy has been a welcome addition to our class, We have enjoyed his conver- sations on Germany, We all wish you the very best of everything in your future Freddy, FUN: Music. FAME: Wavy hair, FUTURE: Forest Ranger, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Governing Council 4, New England Music Festival 4g All State Music Festival 45 Freshman Reception 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Orchestra . 4g Science Club 4, si if af? f I F' L x DEAN SINCLAIR SCRIBNER, College Scrib Make hay while the sun shines, Dean is usually seen cruising the countryside in his big Buick, He is very interested in electronics, and he 's a swell companion, FUN: Driving, FAME: Curly hair, FUTURE: Physicist, HONORS and ACTIVlTIESg Science Awards 2, Tri-State Music Festival 2g Boys' Glee Club 2.3, Mixed Chorus 2.3, Camera Club lg Science Club 2,3g Variety Club 2, Yearbook Commit- tee 4, J 5 Qs Fve9 X SHE8XEl:'tC7p'leg?-,I twwg 0.1 fr bww tellvis ell wig, a gafnofmatter w e is doing, We know he will 0-a esk wha er h u Snake , 1 Reading, FAME: H15 fggy . lEd'AdceJ3iION ' a d ACTIVITIES: New England Music Mg SIC Festi a azaar 2 3 Tri City Music Festival F a13 te ' ' 9 , Q '- ' - ' 2 -Bo GI 2 Q-Mx Ch us3 4 Camera Club 1 2 3 Variet 1.3,4. J ' ' U' ' I ' 3 0 1 I y Clubip3g Qiyrboo Committee 4, ootball 2,3,4g Intramural Basketball qc vw 0 y . U Y., 9,0 O 95' Y X Z. U 0 4- P Q' J s ,Q QP 0 4 44 6 s J-D ex .14 494 CHESTER MARTIN SMITH, JR., College Q., 4' 9 V ff W 'P ,, ,, X Qld D 0 f J Chet 96 4 P ff I Never a dull moment! 6 .Q Q' I Y. Chet is a good sportsman, a hard worker, d a fait friQl, His obby ifl .qu g, Mineralogy, and he can usually be found harg4t worlfbn Wends ini X . quarry or mine, FUN: Reading, FAME:NkQs-s or, FUTgREg Y 2 College, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Footb 1, , , , Arts af'CrafgY 5 Club 1, Lapidary Club 2g Science Club 3.4. XKQV 6.7, C6 v Lg, L r' . 1' e K6 r .' f t. 'XX V . f 5 1 f :SI-HRLEPV ,MAY Slvllflll, commercial W., n , ,, f' X x P lim J' f sf , Time brings 'everything tp ight. ' Sbirl is elxl liked by all. She can be seen at the roller skating rink on R Jsawrday ights. Hag 3 special interest in Windsor, Right, Shirl?? X- FUN .Nl?Hncing, FAME: Her laugh, FUTURE: Secretary. HONORS and AC YlTlESg Homeroom Treasurer 23 Cheerleader 3.4: F1'eShm3l'1 Re' 2,1 ' ceptlon 4, Gnu' Glee Club 1.2.31 Variety Club 1- ff' ART ' - 1' ' --L' ' V , A ROBERT AR P C 0200.7 in N Thais ere 1, telyped in, v' X ' ng nalit d le o ' o ces, Does now--in ' fa ' ri' ' 1Dg loss ' , s ai Good luck, Bob! , po XF - ' s, 1: le e NORS and ACTIV- IE. ys' ,SW-lf om ' 1: SS art' 1.2.3.4: Foot- QTI ay : Seni l g shm C g Camera Club 2: Y it 'C Ba 'f Bllfggk ootba l 2,4: Intramural Basket- N 3 12 K , fy 1 ' iff' X 0 44-I df' DAVID WARREN SPOOR, Co-operative Mx, 2744, Dave E I Where can I get a date? fl-uucf , Dave is one of our Co-ops, He is a thoughtful--and an interesting student. sure to be a success, FUN: Photography, FAME: Being late for school, I FUTURE: Pattern maker, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Camera Club 2.3. Y 1 LSL I xwl. DEAN ER Isigmtxcoioxttetlve Y ' Dean' If I ' I was Ei uilt for Iimlai thetrees of knowledge, 0 Dean is another o e of ' busy co-ops, , ,he seems to be quite a man with a football, U . Playing football, FAME: His physique, FUTURE: Undecided, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Graphics Club 1: Football 2,3,4: J.. Track 3.4: Ski Team 3, N X 'LOWELL RICHARD TARBELL, General - 7 Lowell ,45 vm Quiet is his middle name! Lowell's quiet, friendly manner has won him many friends, He can usually be seen driving a truck to and from school, Best wishes to you in your farming career, Lowell, FUN: Driving, FAME: His ruddy complexion, FUTURE: Farming, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Camera Club 2,3,4. -nr: , J 'Where there is smoke, there 's Bob, Tiny is one of our talented artists who plans to be a dress designer. ROBERT LEONARD TESSIER, Co-operative Bob Bob is full of pep and is always ready for a joke, One of the fireballs of our class, Take it easy on the cars, Bob, FUN: Driving, FAME: Driving cars, FUTURE Auto mechanic, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Camera Club 2.3, Projection Club lg Football 1.2, Track 1. ALI TO ommercial A s ne, Q ' e se sh -first, but she isn't when you get to know her. e ' whiz boo eepi ' ass and in other subjects as well, We are Ali will a ss in her future career, FUN: Roller tin W: r smi FUTURE: Office work. HONORS and CTIV S: d Nations Club 3g What-So-Ever Club 1,2g Year- book ommitt 4, A quiet guy who is a co-op, He is in school every :liner five weeks 'I and easily makes up the time lost, Good luck to a nice classmate! FUN: Sports. FAME: Quietness, FUTURE: Machinist, HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Boys' Glee Club 1,25 Band 1g Baseball 1, CONSTANCE ANDRA WILLIAMS, General M M ..Tmy.. by Quiet, but nice, -Best of luck to you, we are sure you'lI be successful. FUN: Horseback riding, FAME: Quietness. FUTURE: Dress designer. ,NAJVJ wif!! P QL ,,f ' GERALD BALDWIN VITTUM, co-operative A5 W fy W' E 1-my ft ,ff ' ff' Men of few words are the best of men, ,QW ' 'K M ELEANOR IADWIGA WIN IEWICZ. Commercial Baby t Laughter in the air and a sparklewinlier eye. Baby is everyone 's friend, She was voted as the best looking in the class, and do you wonder why? Eleanor has a Hi for everyone, She is the blonde on the cheering squad. FUN: Parties. FAME: Chevyy , FUTURE: Stenographer. HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Girls' State 35 Class Officer 45 Class Parties 1,2,3.45 Football Formal 45 Senior Ball 35 Graduation Usher 35 Bazaar 35 Cheerleader 2.3.45 Spring Festival 35 Tri-City Music Festival 35 Freshman Reception 45 Dramatics 15 Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.45 Camera Club 35 Variety Club 1. 25 Yearbook 45 Volleyball 4. ' I I -v 1 ,fs at Etv P L WUDJV -9- 21, ja: P lly ever p o ntil - -, w f -f t y an o today., A y y Am tio . . ull -' n. , L frie to veryone.!that's lly. She 5 ,A los f' If . ' y,w c will ake er a sucoess ' h c er. Polly 4 pe mu o 4 r t' or ' g in th school office, I 5 ing out fi X A ery i f t, A - r' iis, F URE5 Secret l work. ONORS T' nd - TI IT Gil' lee Club 3 'fra - 3. sv. I W , 55,5 o' l 37' 'Q'?ff f REBEQCA IEA YM 1 5 ' ck ' B dt d at ut no en yet. I K 3 Be ro di nd is a lot of fun in any crowd. Her blonde ...y air re ts ht i .pets y, She is an active member of H as th nd. N- E l hair. FUTURE5 Nursing, ' NOILS and IVI - State 35 Class Parties 25 Graduation 5' ' U 35 M or ,3,45 -City Music Festival 1.2.35 Girls' Glee 'TN 5 b- and ,3,45 United Nations Club 45 Yearbook 45 Intramural l 5 Inuamural Soccer 4. 'b I so f 5 Z A51 ver C ERIC ANTHONY YOUNG, College L Q ul' kk Q, 7 ' 1uck'- Q' C, . J 412 Words are the most powerful drug used by mankind, 5' .ADL 9?-Ll go Q' Eric is an outstanding student and lends a helping hand in gy of the sgbo oO I activities. Can be seen walking through the halls with a short. dark senionea 346 FUN5 Fishing and Females, FAME5 Dodie. FUTURE: Architect. HONORS and ACTIVITIES: General Council 2. 35 Governing Council President 35 , A ,f Senior Play 45 Social Committee 35 Class Parties 2.3.45 Football Formal 45 X 'Q g Senior Ball 35 Bazaar 25 Assembly Committee 45 Student Chairman 45 One Vbbf 2' Act Play Contest 35 Senior Play Committee 45 Spring Festival 2.35 Tri-City Music Festival 1,25 Freshman Reception 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Dram- atics 3,45 Boys' Glee Club 1.25 Mixed Chorus 1.2.35 Variety Club 1.2.35 Yearbook Committee 4. F DERICK BE ZIELONKO College IC he gr a ple ure l1fe IS do1ng what peop say you cannot do Here s at I Tall frrendly an od lookmg All aroun athl a 0 or an be very o ten se n w1th a blonde alum ,HM D fluck to you ed FUN Sports FAME 1 g C un 1l lf era Club 3 ce Club 4 Basketball 1 3 4 TUyfg:ege s and ACTIVITIES Govern a aseball 1 3 444 ack 3 4 State Track Meet 3 Color Color of Harr Color of Eyes Actress Actor Movte Author Book Radto Program Band Leader Song Female Smger Male Stnger Woman Teacher Man Teacher Subject oub xl .ib 0 . 0 C, Xl 7 FAVORITE Blue Brown Blue Martlyn Monroe James Stewart Stewart Granger Greatest Show on Earth M1ckey Sprllane The Robe Lux Radlo Theater Guy Lombardo You Belong To Me Dons Day Frankre Lame Mrs Spauldmg Mr Ragle Chemrstry Englrsh Sport Magazme Hangout Food Pasnme Saymg Day of the Week Season of the Year SCIVICC Branch Make of Car College Football Team League Baseball Team Pro Basketball Team CLASS AVERAGES Werght Hexght A e Color of Harr Color of Eyes Shoe Stze Wa1stl1ne Gtr Brown B ue 6 112 O 5 0 Brown B ue Class 140 1f2 5 7 f2 Brown B ue 7 314 28 1f2 CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS COLORS: Green and White CLASS MOTTO: Make haste slowly WW a .g.:. Basketball L1 e Lloyd s Steak Part1es Saturday Summer Navy Chevrolet Dartmouth Notre Dame Red Sox Harlem Globetrotters ' Qi - A gwwemee v F d 4 I ' . , I t Q : ' . . X , 'U Il 0 I, ' - I nu H 'fl' - . : . : Lk if I M, o e. . l , 3 - T V fy Oyb ' ' 1 I ' :I , 5 Q I I. Q W.. ff' ' .f ' 75' . STATISTICS OF THE CLASS GF l953 'ffffffQff1IfffIff- T'111- ......... ....-- --71 ' ------------- ---- -- ' --- ------ ---- ' Chop-Ch0p . 1 B y ' --------- 122 159 ' ---- ----- 5 ' 5 ' 1 ' 1 g ----------- 17 17 17 - - - - - - 1 1 1 ' -------- 9 ' ' -------- 25 32 aff 1 C L49 QQJKJ J ' - X!-f Q . K E H510 Aux ,X . gi? BEVERLY DAVIS ' PAULINE DIX JEAN GROVER MARION LERANDEAU 45 P Q' 1 '- Q i Q w V ELIZABETH MoR1N 'sz HCJNOR STUDENTS fm QQ., DOLORES DOANE NANCY DUPONT ARLENE LOVELL ,361 t-y f 41-ffl Wig Eur 6 Y 16 Q EVERETT MURCH QQ 'G' ,Q X . !,4,,,f ef, lf- f x ANNABELLE NISBET ,ylajk 4 : f N 5 'A 1 ,J iff' f 1 ELIZABETH O'HARA PAULINE WOODARD . 'S --F CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN YEAR Bewrtched bothered and bewrlderedl Here we were rn hrgh school at last' Wrll we ever f0rg6I the FrCShmaI1 Receptron when Ted Weatherup attempted to murder Jan Fersmg wrth an enormous ax To drrect us through thrs harrowrng year we elected Odxe Doane Presrdent Frances Russell Vrce Presrdent Sandra Atkrnson Secretary and Margaret Wrllard Treasurer All the frrecrackers of the class rn hrgh hopes of becomrng cheerleaders, showed up on Judgement Day The two lucky survrvors were Sandra Atkrnson and Jean Boyle Our class made four contrrbutrons to the majorettes namely Elarne Hotsrngton Mane Maculrewrcz Gall Parker and Joyce Comstock On Freld Day the members of Room 16 proved thetr athleuc abrlrty by wmmng the most coke but most of us were frlled to the ear already Thls fmally brought an end to our frrst year of trrals and tnbulatronsl SOPHOMORE YEAR. What a vacatronl But we straggled back to school rn the fall for another try W were off to a good start when we elected Gary Rrchardson Presrdent Carol Norman Vrce Presrdent Sandra Atkmson Secretary and Jan Ferslng Treasurer We had a whale of a basketball season no wonder wrth Bob Barton on the team' We won the Southern Vermont Champronshrp but lost the State Champlonshlp rn a heartbreakmg battle wrth Barre Unfortunately for Shrrley Knapp Rocky Parsons and Nathan Davts of the skr team Old Man Wmter was rather strngy wrth the snow Then suddenly summer rushed upon us and, as we left school for the last time untrl fall II was rmpossrble to belleve that half of our hrgh school career was completed . . . . l . : ' ' ' 9 ' . : ' . . . , . . . . . . I ' . . . I . . . ' events of the day, Instead of the cherished watermelon, the reward was more ice cream and ' . . . . . . . . e . ' . Z ' . . : ' . 9 ' . . -- . . ' . . . . . . . I . . ' I . I JUNIOR YEAR: After another short summer we found ourselves upper classmen in the halls of S, H, S, This year the boys took the upper hand rn runmng the class wrth Gary Rrchardson Presrdent Russ Emerson Vtce Presldent Vtc Kendall Secretary and Jan Fersrng Treasurer The lucky boys to make that ftrst strrng rn football were Jake Gary Drck Clayton and Bob Bar ton Bob also made the All State Team The peppy members of our class who cheered the boys on were Shlrley Smtth Joanne Htldreth Eleanor Wmcuktewrcz Phtl Garron and Shrrley Knapp Thrs year Fred Ztelonko was back wrth us from Krmball Umon to help out on the basketball team along wrth Jan Tommy Bob Barton and Russ They atded rn drawrng us tnto the SVL contest at Rutland Erme Davrs spent much of hrs trme runnrng through the streets of Sprlngfreld whtle keeprng rn condrtron for our track team Bob Barnard and Netl Crandall went out for tennts rn the sprmg and at the same txme the baseball team was supported by Addy Gary Jake Ian and Bob Barton As our Junror year came to a close we were busy preparrng for the Graduatron Ball whtch turned out to be a huge success' SENIOR YEAR. Our senror year caught us off guard and htt wrth full force Its supposed to be the best year but we haven t had trme to enjoy rt how the trme has flown' In thrs all tmportant year we elected Russ Emerson Presrdent Marte Macultewrcz Vrce Prestdent Eleanor Wtncuktewtcz Secretary and Shuley Raymond Treasurer Our football team flnlshed wtth a good record Qand we beat B F toolj The Football Formal marked the end of the glorrous season The Grand March was led by Co Captatns Gary Rrchardson and Bob Barton The senrors really showed dramatrc talents tn the Senror Play Beauty and the Beef starrtng Annabelle Ntsbet and Gary Rrchardson Next came the One Act Play Contest also a success wtth Annabelle Nrsbet Betty Morrn Dolores Doane and Pat Harrtson rn the cast of Sunday Costs Ftve Pesos Our senror year ended rn a whrrl of aCI1V1I16S wrth the Senlor Tea Class Prcntc Class Day Banquet the rnsptrtng Baccalaureate Servtce and at last Graduatronl . . .- . ' . 2 v. ' s' . : ', . . .. ' I, - I - I I ll ' I . . ll D b 0 I ' U D 5 . I ' . . Q . I I D I .. ' . . V . . . I . I I , . ..u . l , -A , . ' : ' .' ' : ' . : ' . . all ' . - --.. . .. - . . . . - Y, . . , I I D . . , ,..I. , ' ... D TAFF x ASX X P1 6,.3U,f v Editor ----------- ---- C AROL NORMAN Business Managers -------- - -ARLENE LOVELL F BEVERLY DAVIS YEAR Book STAF 1 1 1' '- , f'Q' 1. , -W, v .diff fs' N, , 4. relief! D 6,0 ' 'lewl 2 , MOST ATHLETIC 'ww l BEST PERSONALITY Q 4 x, BES T LOOKING BEST DANCERS MOST POPULAR f .. ... - 14 'ff MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS SWEETHEARTS MOST DRAMATIC BEST DRESSED MOST MUSICAL SENIOR PLAY 'I Q fx fl A ff 'fm P' FN rvl Front row: M, Barr, R, Wyman, M, Wiltshire, J, Grover, D, Pereault, Mr, Wearing, B, Morin, S, Atkinson, A, Nisbet, G, Parker, M, Maculiewicz, Second row: B, Davis, R, Clayton, S, Shenk, E, Davis, E. Young, B, Barnard, D, Scribner, E, Murch, M, Lerandeau, P, Harrison, Third row: J, Fersing, R, Leitch, G, Richardson, W. Hodgkins, R, Emerson, F. Poole, D, Bruce, N, Crandall, BEAUTY AND THE BEEF ln order of appearance lib Directed by Mr, Wearing l Springfield High School Q QE February 12-13. 1953 mmf THE CAST il . , - Ginny Allen- - Laura Allen- - Lester Allen- - George Allen- - - Franny Barton- Beef Anderson- ANNABELLE NISBET ' ' MARIE MACULIEWICZ. - - - EVERETT MURCH - - WILLIAM I-IODGKINS ' - ---- BETTY MORIN - - GARY RICHARDSON Molly Woods- - - - - - - ' JEAN GROVER M0016 Foggy Ryan- - - ---- STEVE SHENK Professor Barron- - - - - DEAN SCRIBNER -1' Miss Bigby ---- - - BEVERLY DAVIS Barbara- - - ---- GAIL PARKER Steve- ' - - -ROBERT BARNARD Scaffold- - - - -NORMAN MILLER Bubbles- ' ' ----- DAVID BRUCE Betty- - - - SANDRA ATKINSON Dot- - - - -DELORES PEREAULT Mitzi ------ - - - PAT HARRISON Doctor Spencer- - - - - MARIAN LERANDEAU X: Mr. Woods ---- ----------- E RIC YOUNG . Internes ------- - NEIL CRANDALL, RUSSELL LEITCH Western Union Boy ------------ ------ R OGER CLAYTON g Extras ------ FRANKLIN POOLE, RUSSELL EMERSON, IAN FERSING MAYNARD WILTSI-IIRE, MARIE LAMBERT, CYNTHIA KENDALL REBECCA WYMAN, MARION BARR, ERNEST DAVIS I C ci tink 1 . w giyk ,'Z u.' Ay 'tw' Q 4 l sf A , 34.1 - K I I. FY: n I I 1 I ' I ' 1 T I .-W7-Q . V figlax Q2 ff . f if 53 'Q 3 Q 5 - U W4 ii? 4 6 V f ,, 33' , LA 42 U .Vh A A V W ki V X ,S .W .,, A 1 5, f f ww ' . ,, ' - ' ,f 5, 5 k in ' 3 1 K 4 k 'j 3, ..., ,fx if I 11 ,J 1 ,,Za.w.f.-E V... QW M in 239, . - 4 L- A . . 4 ng. sg A,,,f V A I m ff W 4? .A ff 2 -as . Y a,- 'EQ if 94 SPORTS W5 W ie? Ja m ,Q I ey f ! fi X W .5 K' 4: - ' 4 f W .du .,,x E f f ' ff!! y! - y-it EN xxx v ,SX Q 4 ' ,K N E X ' I x l Q CHUCK COLLER ROGER JAQUITH CHET SMITH DICK CALL EDDY HUBER SEASON S RECORD SHS OPP K' BOB WARD TEAM Brattleboro Wmdsor Benmngton Stevens Mc Rutland Spauldmg Bellows Falls w lr' W We e....aa:W ' .- Yu A Ox. 5 55 11 H' ' 'iosQJ ',',3 363' 6' ts? P 'kt'6 o 'QP' A 699, g ,Q wt 'Q' 1.:.mw-9: ' DEAN STILL 'S N!! FRED ZIELONKO 'lv FINK POOLE STAN NORTON I WON LOST TIED 2 5 1 li Back row, left to right: Coach Mackey, R, Riopelle, R, Call, R, Barton, C, Collet, S. Norton, V. Kendall, G, Williams, E, Huber, R, Jaquith, Coach Neill. From row, left to right, M, Russell, R. Emerson, D, Still, F. Poole, S. Shenk, J, Ward, A. Harrington, G, Richardson, R, Barnard, R, Ward, F, Hewitt, R, Obie, C, Smith,,R, Spence, F. Zielonko. DOWNS AND UPS OF 1952 Down and up seems to summarize the 1952 football season pretty well, The Cosmos started way down by dropping their first five contests and finished way up by winning their final two games, a slaughter over Barre and a satisfying win over their old rivals from Bellows Falls, The season also seemed to be a year of revenge as the five teams the Machinetowners had beaten in 1951 QBrattleboro, Windsor, Bennington, Stevens and M,S,J,j came back to reverse the decisions, and Springfield tumed around to take care of the three that had marred the 1951 Green and White record by tying Rutland and knocking off Spaulding and Bellows Falls, The 1952 season began in early September when '75 boys reported to Coaches Mackey and Neill at Riverside Park, The team had been hit hard by graduation, but there were a number of veterans returning, Among these were Co-Captains Bob Barton and Gary Richardson, Fred Zielonko, Roger Jaquith, Chet Smith, Fink Poole, Dick Call, Stan Norton, Rene -Riopelle, Bob Barnard, Russ Emerson and Dean Still, After two weeks of hard drilling, the team started an eight game season at Brattleboro on September 20, From then until November 8 at Bellows Falls came seven weeks of rough, hard-played football that saw the Cosmos get some good breaks, some tough breaks, make some great plays and some that were not so good, When it was all over and the equipment stored away for another year, the record showed two wins, five losses and one tie, Although ending up with a somewhat mediocre record, the players showed great spirit and did their best all season, with the result being that two of the Cosmos, Bob Barton and Bob Ward, were awarded positions on the second team in the All-State balloting at the close of the season, Fink Poole and Chet Smith were also rewarded for their efforts when they received honorable mention, in fi 'N . wg, ' A l 7X if x f X J Co-Captains Richardson and Q' Barton discussing team stra tegy with Coach Mackey I 1 I ,, K r f Saturday, September 20. After two weeks of hard work on fundamentals and plays, the Cosmos traveled to Brattleboro to open the season with the Colonels, Springfield's inexperienced team came out on the short end of a 25-6 score, Even while losing, the Cosmos played good football at times, with Jim Ward the outstanding player on the field. Chet Smith, Fink Poole, Bob Barton, Ed Huber and Dick Call also chip- ped in a big share toward the cause. Saturday, September 27. A strong and classy Windsor team journeyed to Spring- field to open the Cosmos 1952 home sea- son, The Mackeymen never were able to get going in this game, and Windsor had a field day, routing the Machine-towners, 26-0, The Green and White were very unimpressive in their first home game, lacking the spark and fire of previous seasons, Saturday, October 4. The Springfield Gridsters, still looking for their first win, met the Benn-Hi Cats at Riverside Park and were badly out-classed for three quar- ters. In the fourth stanza, however, trailing 19-0, they suddenly came to life, Sparked by big Fred Zielonko, scrappy Roger Iaquith, and Freshman Chuck Coller, the Springfield team proved 4 they were capable of great football. ' 'Q' However, the Cats had just enough left an W5 fs:-gang? to hold the inspired home-towners at ' A Y 2 I V Je three touchdowns and walked off the field X' ii . ., ' victors, 26-21, Q57 Saturday, October 11. The Cosmos jour- neyed to New Hampshire to meet Stevens High of Claremont in a traditionally tough battle. When the final whistle had blown and the smoke cleared away, the boys of Stevens were on top, '7-6. Even though the Mackeymen had tasted defeat for the fourth straight time, the moral victory - gave the Springfield fans some encourage- ment when they saw the fire and spark that had been lacking come back into their boys' play. 1 ff-'l '9,S. Saturday, October 18. Coach Mackey's Machine-towners traveled to Saint Peters Field in Rutland to meet the Mounties and dropped a one-sided decision to a team that was shooting for state honors, Even though badly beaten, the Springfieldites took heart in seeing the fine running of B b Barton and the outstanding play of Fink Poole and Chet Smith, Saturday, October 25. The Cosmos staged a second half surge to earn a 19-19 tie with a strongly favored Rutland team. The Mackeymen, who were behind 19-6 at half time, showed the crowd some great offensive and defensive ball in the second half to avert their sixth straight defeat. Co-Captain Bob Barton, Dick Call, Eddy Huber and Chuck Coller did the work in piling up points on offense while Stan Nor- ton led the defense in holding the Rutlanders scoreless in the final two periods, Saturday, November 1. Having obtained confidence from the Rutland game, the Mackeymen completely dominated play in trouncing a bewildered Barre team, 45-'7. The Machine-towners had a great day for themselves, proving that they were capable of powerful offensive foot- ball. In this their best game of the year, the Green and White was sparked by the offensive play of Bob Barton, Roger Ja- quith, Dick Call and Chuck Coller, com- bined with the great defensive work of Stan Norton, Fink Poole and Dick'Obie, Saturday, November 8. The big day finally arrived when the Cosmopolitans of Spring- field High School clashed with the Purple Terriers of Bellows Falls at the B,F, play- ground, With Bob Barton sparking the of- fense and Rog Jaquith spearheading both offense and defense, plus the great team play of Dick Obie, Stan Norton, Frank Poole and Chet Smith, the Cosmos wound up the schedule with an impressive 19-14 victory over their arch rivals. Thus, a Springfield season that started in bitter disappointment ended in happiness for the boys of S, I-LS, fffg- L L Cosmos ,- , SPV' ,.. -, V' f, ,, ., 1 Q X JJ! 1, ,fy J fl I,v,fr!wA fy, ' lynn, 'fxighz kFi'h.3p 1ea.n pc, Q . 1, . bofo Higr 0 uP' El the Southe-z League and z ematical cham Joseph of Ruth zitle. .-1:1M.rurn- lv I .N I 1, 1. .1 - it ,. .1 .- x-url rw-N H Avkzn. K.-:ww JU 4- Zu -:N ' ' P-4n1.'f RN:-J. fi Lmktll ui I' ' Wm. 'X -1' P., 1 . Sur.: !-A Irgxwrz sprh-gli:-In Rraiilr-lvnru M141 'V X Springliclf at had est: V-'on wher- Benning BVHIY' L Barre ---- tize ir , the I A.. Stevens- ' ' Casin W Windsor- n mam W M,S,J,- - ablec W B I: - - - some ' ' mg 1 W Benn,- - iljtfu w Rutland- Whitc L M.S.J.- - and nc , , , Whiico. W B' F' ber cf g W St, Mikes- Birsky the manag tonight. He manager. to don a uniforrp ed the ire of 1. Bertrand. Birsky en ing the game that he . W Keene- - -46 L Rutland- - -58 W W, Rutland-50 W Brat, ---- 64 L Benn, ---- 67 W St,Mikes- -51 W W, Rutland - -52 W Brat: ' ' 102 W Stevens- - 55 Barnard-a chance to play W rimless c game this 59215011 when the oppur- ,....mam-sz Qgf,:'l'2n, 1, tnnny presented itself and he gf, SPRING!-'IELQ mbldeau 51 his Chance tonimht. Q E S . - D , wg- -Af Q 3 1 The .Qnbrnos dommaxed pm, fffC2ff,?,'L' n 1 1 Tut 1' - ' - -- .n..,... lf 3 3 Q CK After finishing 2nd in the S, V, L, , the Cosmos were one of the 4 teams selected to play in the S, V, L, Class A Tourney at Rutland, Their opponent was R, H,S, , the 3rd place team with whom they split two games during the regular season, It was a nip and tuck affair throughout, with each team staying within at least five points of the other. lt was anybody's game up to the final whistle, but Rutland escaped with a 53-51 triumph, Photographer 's choice for tournament queen All Tourney A Tearn The 1952-53 basketball season treated the Cosmos pretty well as we ended up with a 14-5 record over the regular season Q11-3 in league playj and finished second in the SVL standings while compiling the highest scoring total in the league, Following are a series of short summaries showing the high and low points of the Green and White's somewhat successful season: In the season's opener the Springfield Cosmos showed their lack of game experience and dropped their traditional opener on Barre's home court, Showing vast improvement since the Barre game Springfield dropped a close contest to a sharp Claremont squad. Windsor came to town and provided the op- position for our first home game, They played inspired ball throughout and almost upset the applecart, but our boys pulled out a tough one point decision, Trailing the Raiders by twenty points at half-time, the Fighting Cosmos played the type of ball they are capable of in the last half and lost by only five points, Springfield played their best game of the year and took a thrilling one point decision from the highly Mounties, This was their third victory ir1 six starts. incidentally all these games were won by one point, Ln a fast and furious battle played on the Gremelin's home court, the Cosmos came back strong in the last half and won going- away, In what was supposed to be a nip and tuck affair the home-towners coasted to an easy victory over their arch rival, Bellows Falls, Traveling to Brattleboro the Cosmopolitans stopped Pete Beebe, and, conse- xsxx H quently, had no trouble with a sub- par Bratt team, ' QContinued on next pagej Showing their best display of shooting thus far this season the Springfieldites racked up a record 93 points in de- feating a scrappy Benn-Hi Team. Suffering a complete reversal of form Springfield traveled to Bennington just three nights after setting the S, V, L, scor- ing record and dropped a close battle in overtime, This defeat knocked them out of the lead in S, V.L. compe- tition, Springfield fans saw their best home game of the year as a fighting band of Cosmos downed a cocky crew of Red Raiders in a gruelling contest, In a rough and tumble contest played on the Mike's home floor the Cosmos won a fairly close one by virtue of a third quarter spurt, In the all important battle for first place, a fast-breaking band of Mounties broke away in the last period and knocked the home-towners out of a tie for first place, Staging another of their famed second half surges the Cosmos came from far behind and pulled ahead with little time remaining to knock off a valiant crew from West Rutland. Playing before a packed house in Bellows Falls the Cosmopolitans and Terriers staged a high-scoring, dog-eat-dog affair with Springfield coming out on top once,again. Apparently not satisfied with scoring ninety three points, the high scoring hoopsters of SHS poured 102 points through the twine while dominating the organ-grinders for the second time, The Cosmos easily defeated the hapless parochial quintet from Brattleboro, thus completing their S. V.L. schedule, They finished in second place one game behind M,S,J, Playing anything but champion- ship ball during the entire first half, the Springfieldites staged another second half rally and defeated a better than average Stevens quintet, ss, f a X l- av? l gi! TRACK TEA 'f First row: G, Elms, D, Porter, E, Davis, D, Elliot, R. Parsons, A, Wilder, D, Bruce Second row: Coach Mackey, F, Zielonko, C, Jones, B, Barton, R, Barber, W, Pryor E, Jones, Mr, Crocker, BASEB LL TEAM , First row: R, Barber, C, Collet, A. Russell, R. Jaquith, D, Call, C, Ahern, Second row: E, Huber, J. Fersing, Mr, Birsky, G, Richardson, B, Barton, Third row: R. Bai- ley, J. Lovell, F, Zielonko, M. Russell, M, Parker, , X TENNIS TEAM First row: R, Clayton, Mr, Ragle, R, Barnard, B, Mitchell, Second row: R. Atkinson, F, Poole, B, Hodgkins, S. Shenk, First row: J. Follett, D, Stevens, S, Bishop, Mr. Hilliard, N. Miller, K, Bishop, Second row: P, Jones, R, Harding, M, Nisbet, B, Mitchell, D, Brown, D, George C, George, S, Poole, SKI TEAM f I B A tak? ZS! fn. E Q. 'E 'iw Q E i, ff! ,. 9 Q a 9 tus, .EUS 55 55, :Us 5 Qffagaiag osx, GIRLS' B KETB LL l I X x 'A Rf- 'vs XS fi r ' ji: SJ The Girls' Intramural Basketball Teams consisted of two senior teams, three junior teams, three sophomore teams and three freshman teams, For each game won, a team earned five points, with three for a tie, and one for a loss, The championship is given to the team holding the most points, At the time this went to press, the Senior I team was the only team undefeated, f jj ' l 7,1 a X , 5 v' I : . U .ll To all the girls who took part in all these sports we say THANKS for showing us at S, H, S, the true meaning of sportsmanship, , 1 W K9 '? fi SCCCER Congratulations girls for the big turn out for soccer! The Frosh were strong this year and we all sincerely hope that this team continues to be as good rn the future They had a record of 4 wins 1 tre and 1 defeat This is the first year that soccer has been included in rntramurals It ts hoped that this sport can be continued in mtramurals for years to come Sometimes the games looked more like football but on the whole they were well played and showed remarkable sportsmanship Qfor which this school rs noted j Let s keep up the good work kids' R E F E R E E S l Congratulations, girls, for the wonderful jobs you have all done. Three of the girls will be leaving this year, and we hope that there will be more girls that will take an interest in the different sports and sign up for refereeing, Good luck to you kids, and keep up the good work! 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President ---- - Carl Fisher Vice President- - - - Rodney Allen Secretary ---- - Charlotte Gilson Treasurer ----- - Thomas Borowski Faculty Advisor- - - - - - Miss Poljacik CLASS OF I956 -VI Fko 'I P 1 l N it 25 ,I 'I' 557 '55, I ,,- 6 President ---- - - - Glen Stearns Vice President- - - Barbara Call Secretary ---- - - - Janet Houle Treasurer ---- - - Deanna Stewart Faculty Advisor --------------------- Mr, Murray ACTIVITIES Q , 2' 5- 4 '59 4? -., W M 7 .f 7 . 9 , 3,- 1 X . WN , s Wi, , . 1 fe , P w V- .3 1 ,. 3513 4 J W fl u 4? i , fc: ,. f 35 ' ' -' If Q5',Z,3:2A ' ,Li Lf.. 4 ve , . V, Q' ' fi ,fi bw , ' A Q . .1 .Q '1 ' ' W 0, 4-A R 1 ,B I -.. , - - ' 553 P F mx -ftfvff f. ' ' W ., gi ' , Exif! if f + 1: wx 1 V5-44 A 5' ' 5 - 1 r f z 9, 4 :T ' gi'LgsQ1'gi? J 'ij ' 4 ,A A I-V ' gy 1 .A I X 'Q K 1, Jai., A .5 Ea' ' Q V 3 , , gggy Q5 M A .. . uw W 'A , 3 , , 2 at , vs ' , , aff? 'hy HL. ,' - Q51 Y iff: wviw . J ' if ' W ff 21 1 lf , K , Q ,gg , ,-I V Wm 3- 5 1 ge' .J 3 ' 4 1 4 ygiz.. ' ,ls ' 1, M 4' 5, ,+V :ka C -. , 4 Au.. - V .172 Wg, , gn:-kr W E,,,:5Ni. - E Q Iiqasxypgyka ,- 7 34,1 We ' wiv-' f ' a ' fT2?q'37R inf? ' 1 '- ,, , . 'I f,-Q LY u. .: 'v- ,,, .. , 'W W - ,jf Q U iq +5 w I fa MQW WK Ea gvf, 'Y N if First row: N. Foisy, P, Knox, I. Grover, G, Dunn, M, Lerandeau, E, Mellen, Second row: Mrs, Devereaux, C, Norman, J. Clark, J, Tillman, S, Raymond, W, Kuzmeskas, Mrs Spaulding, Third row: N, Whitcomb, A, Rice, F, Poole, E, l-loisington, SCIENCE CLUB First row: G. Russ, R, Bruce, N, Davis, N. Crandall, F, Schmidt, P, Hoskiewicz, Second row: C, Johnson, P, Jones, J, Krupski, Mr, Crocker, Miss McClelland, J, Hinkley, I, Cheever, B, Murphy, C, McCann, Third row: M, Wiltshire, R, Stevens, S, Shumski, P, Sargent, R. Leitch, J, Hurd, W, Mitchell, T. Gillette, E. Davis, F. Rarmey, T, Morse, U ITED ATICDNS CLUB First row: N. Martin, R, Emerson, Miss Poljacik, R, Stapleton, R, Call, R, Hopkins, Second row: R, Parker, F, LaFountain. I. Aiken, R, Bailey, R, Morin, L, Cross, D, Rogers, B, Brown M, Barr, J. Clark, A, Peterson, R, Wyman, M, Lerandeau. AFETY PATRCDL Back row: Lawrence Blish, Andre Menard, Paul Petraska, William Moore, acting captain, Raymond Duquette, Arthur Bromley, Donald Johnson, David LaPlante. Front row: Robert Hodgkins, David Armstrong, Edward LaFlamme, Ronald Cota, Glen Booth, Richard Norris, Karl Sanbom, 3 My 1' E? fwf- f-Z AD N ,Q 4 5 Q-fs 1 ,J 5f -.. , I ff Q , W iff ? Q affirms: Q 3 is ,j ef 299 ., A 'f' swf! fff A. - gif 5? ' jg ,Q H? ., ,l A ,H ' ,rf 3 3 or 4: 5 GE ERAL CQUNCIL Frrst row N Woodbury C Norman R, Emerson Mr Heath M Knox B Prouty J Cheever Second row J Houle L Arnsworth A Stewart G MacG1l11vray B Call F Dutton Thud row J Emerson J Matthews M Russell R, Jackman A Peterson f ADVISCRY COUNCIL I Seated left to nght G Stearns S Streeter Mr OLeary R. Emerson S Raymond E Wm cukrewrcz M Macultewrcz Standlng D Stewart B Call C Fxsher R Allen E Huber N Martxn T Borowskt C Gllson I Houle w . 1- un 9 l n on ra un Q :e la. 9- na .. n- rn . I L Z. nf un 9 nu . J, 4 T fl Xt . . , 1 Ya lo n o I I. na ' ,. ':. .. ..' .. .. . n .nn 'ral an . , , 5, . f A 7 z 4' a 'V M Ei it BoYs'QuARTET an if- f- M , f f 4 F 1 K!! f 6 YK ' flf!d,.,7 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE I! X sr f Seated: Miss Porritt, Mr. Wearing. Mrs, Kingston, Miss Perrotta. Standing: B, Morin, E, Young, F, Hewitt, M, Maculiewicz. Q PJ -w 7 Q' E: Left to right: H. Glynn, S, Shenk, E, Bailey, D, Comstock, LIBRARIANS fx Seated B Roberts, P, Tatro, Mrs, McGinley P, Doane, B, Litchfield, B, Gagnon, Stand- burn, A, Bradish, K, Burton, R, Cristell., XQ X X ing: F, Brown, R, Page, C, Spicer, L, Wash- CAMERA CLUBS Fust row M Lamphere D Elllot Mr Crandall M Russell K Olney Second row V Converse S Coutermarsh B Gates I I-Irldreth -1 ' hu... 'Ns First row, A, Malinski, P. Davis, A, Houghton, R, Jackman, R, Childs, K, Olney, Second row: L, Vittum, K, Colburn, D, Snell, N, Blake, D, Abbott, G, Gayes, W, Taft, Third row: R, Haven, A, Coleman, M, Allen, P, Gerety, J, Spindler, MUSIC TRY F 5 X V GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Q Mb v J IYTJ - First row: V, Vincent, S, Currie, G, Dunn, C, Bowlen, S, Howe, K, Mahoney, J, Grout, E, Emerson, J, Perry, L, Anderson, S, Dashner, M, Booth, Second row: Miss Adams, N, Hos- mer, E, Mellen, L, Crandall, C, Johnson, M. Green, N, Carder, M, Childs, P, Blood, J, Olmstead, V, Converse, Third row: C, Gardner, L, Sirosky, S, Obie, S, Atkinson, J, Domey, I, Sill, B. Nantell, I, Novakoski, M, Crowley, G, Lipnicki, J, Whitcomb, Fourth row: D. Rogers, N, Foisy, H, Reinhardt, S, Vittum, P, Goings, J, Tillman, J, Aiken, L, Patch, J, Brady, S, Dashner, First row: M. MacDonald, S. Barrett, C, Carlisle, L, Smith, B, Roberts, V, Pignato, M. Tracy, M, Farnsworth, N, Schaefer, M, Hoskiewicz, D, Gay, A, Brown, Second row: B, Otis, S, Tar- bell, E, Eastman, S, Page, L. Nantell, B, Ward, C, Senter, J, Neilson, C, Johnson, G, Ploof, B, Harvey, R, Stone, Third row: J. Page, Z, Boufford, P, Roys, M, Streeter, B, Cone, F, Smith, L, Gurney, R, Buxton, P, Warren, C, Kennett, E, Pignato, Fourth row: K, Lucius, G, Ploof, R, Bailey, E, Goodell. C, Bean, G, MacGillivray, M, LaFranci.s, C. Wood, MIXED CHORUS First row: L, Hadwen, J, Mahoney, B, Eastman, E, Hoisington, S, Elliot, B, Gagnon, B, Morin, D, Pereault, S, Streeter,.J, Slade, I, Grover, A, Nardino, S, Mandigo, Second row: L, Cote, J, -Wood, L, Cross, M, Webbe, B, Davis, J, Woodard, A, Sill, G, Parker, E, Grover, P, Law- rence, S, Quimby, M, Bruce, L, Higgins, Third row: I. Cheever, R, Zielonko, N, Wilson, D, Parsons, S, Shenk, H, Glynn, D, Comstock, E, Bailey, R, Roy, M, Lerandeau, Fourth row: A, Marshall, P, Fullam, 1, Lovell, W, Longe, A, Rice, P, Young, T, Gillette, E, Rubacka, First row: M, Lamphere, D, Stewart, R, Abbott, B, Makela, S, Prouty, A, Poley, B, Partridge, C, Davis., B, Murphy, J, Lovejoy, K, Prouty, G, Russ, D. Lane, Second row: M, MacDonald, D, Wright, I, Yesman, B, Prevost, J, Parker, A, Billings, S, Prouty, J, Osborne, S, LaFountain, M, Thibault, B, Richardson, Miss Perrotta, Third row, M, Meacham, J, Boutwell, A, Malinski, R, Jones, H, Hoisington, W, Stafford, J, Matthews, R, Ackley, J, Baldwin, Fourth row: D. Miller, P, Davis, W, Richardson, B, Stanley, J, Masters, R, Twombley, P, Dutton, -N o N , L 1 ' 'L..nLvl.uLNbI.,:...- -ln-Q1 Absent when band picture was taken: A, Ingalls, M, Lambert, A, Lovell, C, Beardsley, W. Doane, D. Miller, D, Richards, W, Krupinsky, R, Twombly, C. Kendall, B. Richards, 0 . . -F AN ORCHESTRA 'XX X x l S51 Q3 W W Absent when orchestra picture was taken: L, Breason, A, Ingalls, N, Miller, M, Lambert, BUYS' GLEE CLUB First row: J. Matthews, R, Ackley, I, Boutwell, A. Malinski, M, Meacham, R, Jones, J, Aiken QAccompanistj, J, Baldwin, W, Stafford, H, Hoisington, D, Miller, P, Dutton, Second row: B, Stanley, R, Twombly, J, Masters, D, Parsons, S, Shenk, H, Glynn, D, Comstock, E, Bailey, F, Schmidt, R, Roy, P, Davis, Third row: R. Zielonko, A, Marshall, P, Fullam, J, Lovell, W, Longe, A, Rice, P, Young, T, Gillette, E, Rubacka, N, Wilson, TVA! fl' ' vt . ra., 4. I 5 C! gp.:-vs. -gg- 1 ' Everybody happy? A 45.31. 1. WOW ! ll Flowers for me? Such enthusiasm! Dream 00. fair 006. . . where are we going? ' 'x 4f 52 lil J 'fig' S 7 Ni 1 i R n .X 55' Z2 MMUIWN 17VW'T'N 1 II' ' 'L X 7 ir I Q r f we V 3'M,y!i?,,1'7f, . 1 First rowg V, Kendall, M, Lamphere, R, Jaquith, K, Olney, L, Tarbell, P, Dix, E, Fisk, Second row: N. Martin, B, Clark, B, Whitworth, E, Young, Mr, Miller, C, Grover, R, Baker, P, DeRosie, F, Knights, ? rf .n i ,- ' F if .I-. 38' f 1,4-. is 3 M96k M5fi v V AND I S VE D1a1z157 K-A-1 '- AT Spr1ngf1e1d Vermont Your Dependable Ford Mercury 10 :W Dealer The Fe llas '1- I 'N-'Y 'Q Come on Team Lets Go Muslc Maestro Please g IA A Ll A I e SPRINGFIE LD BAKERY Home of Good Thmgs to Eat 9 9 Mam Street .Z Spr1ngf1eld Vermont Compl1ments of maj X X Q if T Wfva Spr1ngf1eld s Popular Pr1ced Store For the Ent1re Farxnly Qual1ty Merchand1se 5 2 64 Mam Street Sprmgfleld Vermont ,Z DRLI S Your Drugglst Is Much More Than A Merchant lways Try Wheeler s F1FSt It W111 Save You Tlme and Money We G1ve S 8: H Green Stamps 5ff5f PHARMACY Spr1ngf1eld Vermont Phone 2164 274572262 PLUMBING COMPANY Chester Road pr1ngf1e ld Vermont We Sell Install Serv1ce Guarantee Tele phone 2517 Com pllments of jrfzziygfy FUELS Fuel O11 Coaland Coke 7 Factory Street felephone 2433 L5 ,, fy ,iv ' 1 ,Q , A 7 f Q . . ,,'Q,3LQY , Jr' 'ff UZ fit , B 211 P ' f ' . f . ,M 'lr , 2 P x dl E ' f 4 ' ' 1 S , . , A H , i , . . gp 9 6 ungei C omphments of 6 PHARMAC Y efwfan OW Q SAvnNGs BANK f' UNSW DEPENDABLE S 2 DRUGGIST M S 000 D P f Comphments of Sprmgfleld Offlce Cla remont New Hampsh1re S pr1ngf1e1d Ve rmont and A Generous Donor Sprmgfleld Vermont or the Fmest m Complete Home Furmshmgs, See S. R. YOUNG, INC. 201 Un1on Street Spr1ngf1e1d, Vermont 2117 2118 . , 0 411-Lfif- F71 . rrvfxsqj 'ff A ,V ...rf-'JM I ,,.. GX 45+ 44' Q aximum Q -.:'-.1--f -J I . 5 - Q E Insurance 3 1 9 For Each :I 6 e osi er Q, ' . wr. Q M 0 , . Y l I , .....-- e E ? -3 Anywhe re Anyt1me dd' ZJQLC TAXI D1a1Z101 I Adnabrown Hotel cleaning SPRINGFIELD DRY CLEANERS Take Prlde 1n Your Clothes We Do 146 Wall Street D1a14106 r,X 4 '3'5+-.. F1Sh1Hg Tackle That s F1t for F1Sh1Dg KINIRY S HARDWARE STORE wwf? f 5. Known for Values for the Fam11y 65 Pleasant Street Z3 Maln Street Claremont New Hampshxre W f XJ .fdlledl Shop Furman s F1rst , THE uimau DE PARTM E NT STORE 37 41 Ma1n Street Sprmgfle ld Vermont Phone 4101 . f 1 O Q 1 j ' 1 1 a I ' J gg vs I - ' ..,- - - if . 1 J V' ' fn- X or f- 1 - 1- 1 L 1 4g, j.ffg2i5i5Q53335 argl: 1 J D . , . ggg:gg.::g.,iEE .iE:E:E:::z- -2 ...4.,- 'fig . Q- - c .. v ' ' ' - H , ,, ,g:5ig atf 8 2-.1351- . E l 9530 . ' .1,,15:3:- .rf 1 Y 455 ' I 2 7 ' - 35535 Q Q ' I E K 1 X f 5. v - I0 I Spr1ngf1e Id Ve rmont Fme Letterpress Prmtmg Quahty and Serv1ce FARM DAIRY INC gyafzwfffff North Spmgfleld PRINTING CORPORATION Vermont D1a1 2108 P O Box 777 Sprmgfleld Vermont Cong ratu1at1ons to the Class of 53 1 X X from Wrniax., 3 N-I J KN. Q-42 1x Alf When Makmg Your M11k Shakes at Home BEAUTY SHOP We Suggest Spec1a11z1ng In You 111 Ma1n Street Spr1ngf1e1d Vermont Idlenot Homogen1zed M11k and I-Iastlng Ice Cream -'ll-up Youll show good manners by sharmg your parry hne and keepmg calls reasonably brnef You ll show good sense by spacmg calls our and re placing the recewer carefully after each cal! Followmg this type ol friendly coopertrion adds up zo berxer puny line service for everyone. SPRINGFIELD LOCAL TELEPHONE COMPANY Keepsake Ld? The D1amond XX1 f of Beauty QQXW4 Z .TEWELER Mam Street WZZAM DRUG STORES We De11ver at A11 T1mes Prescr1pt1ons Cosmetxcs Magazmes, Tobaccos Our Ice Cream Is Soda De11c1ous Try Ours First 5' Comphments of THE U PTOWN -QI? REMNANT SHOPPE fit! The Home of Smart Fabr1CS 106 Park Street Sprmgfleld Vermont Watches Elgm Bulova Benrus Clocks Keepsake Dlamonds Fme .Tewelry L N LOINGE JEWELER ouse of Lucky Weddmg Rmgs Telephone 2658 3 Factory Street Spr1ngf1e1d Vermont C ong ratulatlons to the ffam af 5 from ELBLRT H DAVIS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 X Q 2 WILLIAM L DEE GI B arab? mums PADDOCK F1 E 3 1 1 f Foon W - f 1 OIL BURNER I can Charlestown Road COMPANY Clmton Street Sprxngfneld Vermont Newspapers Magazmes Hay Gram Howard Johnson Chocolates Coal Seeds Schraffts Chocolates Z eww? 1 NELSON WARNER 05 QSON 1 COMPANY 114 Park Street 5 M3111 Street Spr1ngf1e1d Vermont 0 Spr 1ngf1e1d Ve rmont Tele phone 3109 Telephone Z 518 U - H ,,H . . . . y, I mf' 2 1' x 9' . Q7 .-r .215 E 1 11 ' me I THE All , r .. 5 1 V, .I f'-I 'ff A - A ' 55 ' N I -.. A In To f , y' f C Q 1 18 ' ' ' , .. .. 1 me I Q tt 4 v o sg 0 U. Lad1es and M1sses Wearmg Apparel V Showmg V H Tomorrow s D Styles Todayl FRANCES STORES 29 Pleasant Street Claremont New Hampsh1re Compl1ments of JOHN T TI-IURBER ,O-fi' Rad1O and Telev1s1on Sales and SCTVICC D1al P524 Chester Road Spr1ngf1eld Vt fzzgiffi CONVALESCENT HOME Telephone 2092 142 Summer Street Spr1ngf1e ld Ve rmont WILSON S SPORTING Mx., f gf- GOODS tql 4,943-T, The Complete Sports Store for All Your Sports Needs Ma1n Street Spr1r1gf1e ld Ve rmont Rooms Steaks Chops Sea Foods Regular Dinners ! 5 XxXXXXxxXXM Complzments o BELMAR INN and RESTAURANT zwz MAIN STREET ,-ef-ffzywr K sf ALS FAMILY STORE 47 uN1oN STREET DELIVERY SERVICE EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF FOOD Telephone x I I 2798 4 6' 17 stag! . iw V ff 5 ' f e Ov ' ., p K 1 J T ,, ' I in-fa. X 1' MJJIL I. 54 1 'x f 7. c 5 9 W-4 ,gf f ff X ' ' ' ' Q X Q -'yi Ax f X XZ.- f. Z Z 1 ' X v- 4 4 if 1 ' f K Q ' ! 5J'S5se- J:-xx 5 ' I lin ,-i'.,vf ' , I J, , 'c,4'f Ill xi Q r Milf? A Great Future to the 5 vfwnsu DAYS' Z5 Years JSA Rl fa WATE H55 Sat1sfactory ears WAS TER ' WHLOUGHLY Se rv1ce H DEPENDABLE ' LAUNDRY al ,Z and DR Y CLEANIN Claremont New I-Iampsh1re G Class of 1953 from the QUEEN SHOP C ountry Store C lothe s Cla remont New Ham pshlre X BETTER VHLUES N T he Home SEQ Complete Bulldmg Serv1ce X At Your 10 M Phone 2718 am Street Sprmgfleld Vt COMPLIMENTS OF THE Zgkeffzzy Q74 zwe srumo mc 132 Boylston Street Boston Massachusetts JC qvgg sf vs, 1 111 . N Q: , xx H ' vk-A ,N 'II Y' of f K: ' ' . NY 'shi W . Kill' , C f . A l I, I li , . i Y I I it 'H A of nn: . f' sit I . . . mn. KX 0 I- ' 9 I C. ' , ' ' , . -oil N40 ., .I Q 1 s 4 D ll .Dj If I 0 I . ' f . Ol, ' 'l ir E- limi XXIX i W 'J Q E wwf With plctu res by M K X QM f Studios BERNIE LASHUA I4 Bacon St.. Springfield Vt 5, 5 g -- J u A-hm V .... f f?' u, Six, Nxi ! q X - 1 X f I-m f f X fx t A ff' i i ,iit 1 ti Q X f f if fffi -i'. i 'i i 7 f' I-'lifE::221 2g.g2a2-1 12.1.5 .:::: Q :41.: I W A J ,fi I f I i M R ' ' ,Q E 'TJ 4513 Z Q Q' Y AR K Ui I J 9 ,Q u n 95662 W HARDWARE Hardware and Pamt 'V-'57 63 Valley Street 6 f Complzments o ARRISON S STORE Clmton St E 3, F9 Sprmgfield Vt Ik 29 X22- 7' 4 I., QMZQZZZQM Coleman Blend A1r Heat Floor Furnaces North Spr1ngf1e1d Vermont Telephone 2710 Comphments of MQZJQVM ll? INSURANCE AGENC Y 5 Ma1n Street D1al 3790 Spr1ngf1eld Ve rmont A151745 Complzments RAYS DUCK INN GRILL CLINTON STREET Royal Typewr1ters Servlce Supphes M4259 if Bellows Falls Vermont For BARGAINS SPRINGFIELD, VERMONT YA he pst E ECONOMY Ma1n Street L nz- Sprmgfleld, Vermont . . 0 7 , I V R' 1 I I 1 'XZ Phone 4117 ,:,:,,-I.I. I-A Q- . W x I I v 0 - . . . - . 4 V - f' - , 'N . . II .1 1 ,.- ' , of co. ..-'I SPLYMUUIH Zawya wmmmmm GARAGE North Springfield ,L - fflf 1 . f Vermont rl 7 ' 1 Phone 2722 xx! s komm ' Q QQ? SUPER MARKET North Springfield Vermont Phone 3309 C ongratulations from the Gang Radio Statlon WTSV 93? MW lZ Tremont Square Claremont New Hampshire Te le phone 104 SHOP 632 Pleasant Street Claremont New Hampshire 6 5. Licensed Nurses 2.4 Hour Service REST A WHILE CONVALESCENT HOME BEATRICE TAYLOR Proprietor All Types of Convalescents Telephone 2.071 17 Pleasant Street Springfield Vermont 6624 4 l'0fVTlAl' PONTIAC Sales and Se rv1ce Park Street Springfield Vermont Phone 2504 X GEORGE H ,J ABBOTT and SON Electrical J' Contractor ll Front Street Springfield Vermont -if 4 . 'iii' at M.j 6. 60 ai u , 1 It 'lfll e T 319.-N J' -152:11 - H I 6. . Best W1shes Stop In at the gkizvfzyf Class of 1953 W X GLASS and PAINT COMPANY LD'-4 34 Unlon Street Sprxngfleld Vermont L., W' Spr1ngf1e1d Vermont 6 -FT X Real Estate Womlin siantd cV1fG11dren s of A11 Kmds ea y o ear Q Ill NJ Foundahon Garments . 'l in MARGARET 5 D Underwear Accessor1es ' 3 WARNER 0 BUTLER CURTAINS DRAPERIES M FLOOR COVERINGS T 1 h 3700 e ep one HouGHToN ff slMoNns 6 River Street Claremont N H Sprlngfleld Vermont eegei JUN IOR COLLEGE Worchester Massachusetts A Career School of Bus1ness The demand for those h w o have the h1ghly techmcal sk11ls 1n busmess IS far 1n exce ss of the supply Th1s IS your opportumty to prepare ror a successful and happy career Accountan cy Executwe Secretar1a1 Busmess Adm1n1strat1on Med1ca1Secretar1al Reta11 Merchand1s1ng Com merclal .Tournalxsm Adm1n1strat1ve Secretarlal Secretar1alF1I11Sh1ng Stenographlc Secretarxal Fall Term Beglns September 14 Tran f s er pr1v1leges w1th many of our leadlng colleges Author1zed to confer the ASSOC1at6 1n Sc1ence degrees catalog on Request V lv Z 6 2 , B . . g - . , ' v ' Q T. X AT'-,4 1' 'ng - ' M F? N 0 c f . . . M Lk X 2 . , xt f W -1 X. 1 5 'Q - 1 -lm H ' Y , ' 'I get A Wlth Every Good Wrsh to the Cfraduatmg Class of 53 THE if CO l Mam Street Sprmgheld Gas Apphances of All K1nds Comphments aug! 4 ORCHARD North Sprlngfle ld Road 3555 Sprmgfxe ld Ve rmont SUBURBAN FURNITURE CO House of Flne Furn1ture Carpets Lmoleum N Kgs? s jg,-fy AV MW Apphances Phone 2508 Top Quallty for Less Chester Road Spr1ngf1eld Vermont SOUTHVIEW MARKET The One Stop Shopplng Center' Iunette and Charlre Johnson Propnetors Best Wrshes to Class of 53 Tobacco Fruxts Beverages Magazmes Drugs Fuel Oll Most Complete General Store rn Town Grocenes Meat Vegetables Frozen Foods Ice Cream Candy 4. -eg, Spec1ally Des1gned Wedd1ngs Bouquets Corsages Floral Des1gns 7M Potted Plants me WOODBURY FLORIST Phone 2640 or 3590 Goulds M1lls Sprmgfle ld Vermont 1 'mins ,XE RUFUSO ESTEY .TR DAIRY Eureka Road S pr1ngf1e ld Ve rmont Phone 3 319 Smooth Sa1l1ng to you Class of 1953 me fa .1 WATCH 8: JEWELRY 40 Clmton Street Spr1ngf1e ld Vermont Watches , D1amonds Mob1l Flame A Bottled 'V' Gas and I i ppl1ances H LOVELL S SUPPLY COMPANY 16 Valley Street Spr1ngf1eld , Ve rmont Rad1os T. V. Phone 3919 of ' I I 3 . ' ' - 1 ' .. f ' 'Q-g-aw'-If' ' 1 . - gt- ,- - - -334313-:3 r-33:5 -:1 :-rgrg:-.5 :lf pg.-:-:--::'g.4.-5:-.1'-1 '+' -' ' 1 1 --f-wf'- 'A 13-3:9?:f1::Qff?555iff55sg5g n I2-f5?'1gf, :sf5f E5i5?5?f555525QEQ555f755, ' - ' TT'-31'lfi'-I'ff:1?rj'f11 '2iff:':13. If535'f5E55?5'EIEFSFEEEE A555552?155r55Eif5fZ5:'JI.' F-E51?rf1:g?I'f - , I 4Iffr:Q?-. ',gg,5..?5g5,j-:g533q,' -5:-1.5: ' jg: . . :-:, ,, 5:55 3:3113 -17:11---gi 3 . .z V-1:2313 xp-- ' ,f:3g25gQ55:2'2-f:5::,A'-rA31f353Rs:-f'1:I-I- ' nw.-xg: 7- . 2-5, e-1'19:55:51is:Q:1-rf----1f-12fs--4:-1::m.fzssf:-'f1-2--'-' ' I -, Q i I' f'- i 'V I - . H - : Y I a fm- K1 -S' KJ ' 1 '2 .-5 4 ' N I ' - V ev , 'l i'55.: -- - 1 -we 'E 5 I IE, ' 'vu . , . l I I ,, I 2. Tl fa - I - 1 .. Q I -Q I f-4'-I.. .- . r ' I r U 2 INSURED I8 Main Street Dial Z 5 ROIVIAINE S. 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Y Spr1ngf1e1d rozen Foods A- Ve rmont Good Luck the Class of 1953 Hearty Congratulatxons from ote The Entire Staff aww THE 44,0 HOTEL THE HARTNESS HOUSE X I 1 ?s' as L13 ll ' was-Q ..? 4 '59' :nga gig? fa Q 22-'P LAWRENCE af WHEELER INC Protect Your Future Wlth Insurance C H R O M E C S THE HOUSE OF - JW!67ce6 eEQ FINE FURNITURE I N C' Maln Street 'A- Sprmgfield, Vt 2 if 2 f 1 ' Spr1ngf1e1d, Vermont :gg wtf By the Ch1me Clock I , , 4 V . I 'X 'f , . 0 , . Q ,T ' vw - 'wa , I xin O X ., . - , I . A va S. - wir 1 . ' 4' ir C. v ff x gtk 7 -W ' ,f If y ' UQ' 'V ' . ' X 1 Ne' -9 I 2 ' Q- 'FG , - 1 W W IV v 'E x4X -1, - - of f f' 'I' - ---. .--. - ..,, . , ,.A, , . ' -K ' , g:i15is:2 ' - - B 1 ' 'ii ' ':??53?i2f df i -2355525552 ,515 .3253 ,A,v , 4 :' .g5E5E52jEr' gE5E5E52E5E1ErE2E T' ' ': ..... ,..Qf.f:2 ..-. I ,.,.,. ...,....,.. ............ . . ............ - , .A+ ........ .,... To 1 I f 4 8 of i N I 3 2 , - 4.1.-It A ' ,i Sv V , ff! D 1 a qi.-'.5::- 1, 1 t. 3 -. 5, 1 ' .TH :'f + . 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North Spr1ngf1eld Vermont 57255555254 Spr1ngf1e1d Vermont Tele phone 2186 Amerlca s Largest and Flnest Low Pr1ced Car EhdgZm'WuMu Come In and Look Around 4, f si X00 GV ofw f Www Bulova .Benrus Elgm Longmes T R BARROWS .Teweler Park Street Sprmgfleld Vermont Qzfifm 250224 B A N K Spr1ngf1e1d Vermont Savmgs Department Trust Department Safe Deposlt Boxes to Rent Lette rs of C redlt and T rave le rs Checks l ! I l G - - - x.X 0 9 . 'K x lf ffifaz, ' , Q 9 5 a . J i! 9 ' I , Q , ff! -X -,V -I Commercial De artment ig 5 p 7 Sir ' ' NX ' v L ' 7 . I . , , , . . , f' 14 S v , vmdw y Qfewfie cf S Plumbing and Heating Comnany E 'L BABY sHoPP1-3 M 80 Pleasant Street Telephone 2300 ONE ., I rl . -any Cla remont, New Hampshire fl x LENA A. CUSHING Main Street . CLAREMONT FURNITURE Comphments of COMPANY - , SPRINGFIELD NASHI we Household Furniture for 1 nam COMPANY - ' Eve ry De s c r iption . A W if V Claremont, JA' g Q51 new E 9 South Street ff it New Hampshire l, Q: 11 Springfie ld, Vermont Tele phone 3 3 0 .5 Te pixma amfbmefzfs aj 2425515 -5 afY02z MACHINE CO Park Street Spr1ngf1e1d Vermont Tl-IE V 1sh to Congratalate K MM df MERCHANT5 OF BE LLOWS FALLS the Class of 1953 X ZR gk EDDIE AUIVIAND BETH BISHQP the End of the Arch Brxdge Ladles Wearmg Z6 Z Q Z w H BODINE and SON Apparel Plumbmg at Heatmg O11 Burner Servlce Q P J BOSWORTH For That Spec1aIOccas1on JIM CAPRON S PAINT SHOP 8 Westmmster DICK S SHOE STORE In the Square .I FENTOIN CO INC Always Rehable any GEORGE E PAGE For the Best ln Men s Wear SHAVN S PHARMACY H1 N Z6 Square THE SQUARE YARD SHOP ., J fr' ' X X 2 l J .4At - H . ,K . 7--' jf ff fi ,A , 'T' HXN 3 ' L WHEW! Didn't we work hard!--photographs, snaps, dummies, copy sheets, ads, publisher's deadlines, subscription campaigns, finances---all for this one book. NOW IT'S DONE! WE HOPE YOU LIKE IT.