Vilas High School - Reflector Yearbook (Alstead, NH)

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DONALD BAKER WINHAM 'Slielly General Course APfll 4 1937 As merry as the day ns long Chorus l 2 3 Class Gfncer l 2 3 Football l 2 3 4 Bcslcetball I 2 3 4 Base ball I 2 3 Competrtuon Play 3 F F A l 2 Assistant Manager Magazine Druve 3 Manager Magazine Drive 4 Wherever there s laughter there s Skelly Our clown from Marlow can al ways brighten a dull picture With his battung average Skelly rs due to hut a home run to success ,+ 1 WlLLlAM ROGER WOOD General Course MUY 27 1937 The sweetest of all sounds is praise Durham Judging F F A l F F A l We predict for Bull a future In mathematics lt will take hum several years to compute the distance he has walked to come to school Bu Il wants to be o mechamc so we hope we can soon drive into Bull s Service Station Best washes Wullue amor glass W I We the lnfrnrtely powerful senior class of l955 un the fond hope that we are about to graduate from leave, or otherwise be forcefully evicted from this grand institution of secondary education, Vilas Hugh School, and trusting that we are of comparatively safe and sane mmd, rumors to the con trary, therefore not actmg under any stress, strain, or undue influence of any person or persons , have banded together to draw up thus, our last will and testament To Mr Metcalf We bequeath our gratitude for his loyal support and untmng efforts In our behalf To Mr Head We bequeath our appreciation for has guidance as our class adviser To the faculty We bequeath our rnclestructrble ability to fund some glint of humor rn even the most un pleasant curcumstances To Mr. and Mrs. Kelly We bequeath the promise of a future open-our school, with no work except lawn-mowing to be done. To the luniors We bequeath our endless itinerary of unproductive class meetings. To the sophomores We bequeath our unfailing class and school spirit which has carried us through the last few years. To the freshmen We bequeath the comforting thought that you can never go lower, only higher, and that four years pass all too raprdly. I5 lu Ease, .- 14 . nu - n r' Ili :lf lllf lrlf ' in 1 1 I l ' ' - 1 F I . 1 I n n - , . - r ,. .k wa- Eiga? 'tml' Q .lssgjxgr . A '- -2375.9 , . -lfiiisff. F' I y' 123' ns - n A Bull I . . . l. . .D 5 . . . . . . . ,, . I . . u . . . . , . . I . . . . . I I . . . . . . . I . . . - . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q . . . . . . . . .

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MARILYN JOYCE ROBIE Honey Commercial Course August 21 1936 They move ecsuest who have learned to dance C rus1234 Softballl FHA 1234 Marilyn s soft brown eyes and hanr have earned her the mckname Honey Her mterests are musucal she has been a member of the chorus for four years and dellghts ln dancing Her future calls for a career In the WAFS Happy landlngl 3 ,aff if PAUL LEON PUTNAM uf General Course August 12 1936 'We fund no evul In thas man F F A 2 3 4 Secretaryof F F A 3 Kansas City CF F A 13 Bmeball3 4 Presudent of F F A 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Durham .ludgung Trlp QF F A 12 3 4 Letterman 3 4 In all krnds of weather Putnam s Ford has faithfully 'ourneyed from Charles town to Alstead Paul s mann Interest IS In agriculture and he us the class s number one authority on thus sublect He ns headnng for college and wuth hns abnluty he IS bound to be a successful teacher Best of luck Paul Agriculture Course July 27 1936 Men of few wont are the best men F F A 1 2 3 4 Durham Trup QF F A D2 3 Boston Market Tour 2 Elgin IS one senlor boy who doesn t make too much nolse Last year he was honored by bemg awarded a calf from the Sears Roebuck Foundatuon In recogm hon of hrs Interest In agrlculture We trust that this will be the begmnlng of that X-K4 RICHARD GEORGE SAVORY Duck November l 1937 General Course For my thoughts are not your thoughts neuther are your ways my ways Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Tennus 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff4 Baseball 1 Dick IS the Mr McGregor of 1955 He us an active 4 H member and his talents are well known Basketball ns thus curly halred senior s favorite sport He ns off to 'OID the our force and fly to success Smooth flnghts Duck successful farm we see In Elgln s future Qnr best to you Elgin N? as I 7 may U ' A flea 'F . . 8- 9 . . . V4 ,li ,, - sl fgffg' 5,551 . - fs . - E X - 4 - A ffiss? ' 4 h S N Q ' s. I CA . i . N. K f g . f W . . ' - . 0 ' I I .. . X' c . : N ' , ' N 14- . I 1 ' ., . N. 6, s .x . , 5 . 4 . . . rn . . . ' f- ' - . - C1 - - ' Z . , . . ' - A 5 - . - : ' , E ' . Q . . , Z . ' N- - - I N M ge - ' - C . , V5 . 0 . U, 3 . VIE . . -. 1 . : P I F I a ' ' ' ' N . . , 3 ' . ' . . - . . a : I . : I in . c No . N . .. . lr N ' ls - . , . , P .1 44 . S ' . I ,L V . 4, My I .x ,A I we - . 1 s X ' Q, ' . 1. Y , .5 y s - N , - ' .. w, fr t s . . W uw E ' 4 Q s '., . , - . . .-'- X 1 , . Ni.. li , ,., 1 1' 1 . ' ' ' 15'3'b,j:' ' 'fum ,Q -, is ' . . 2 s , , Q .ge f, gr . sw . n , M 4 - r Q. I Q . ' 17 'K

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INDIVIDUAL BEQUEATHS I Kathryn Allen, bequeath my Iob as telephone operator to Everett Bragg so he won t have to walk so for to use a phone l WIllIam Batchelder bequeath my Butch hour cut to Pat Burke I hope that It becomes you as well as It does me Melvun Bean bequeath my cowlIck to Mr Head Use It well In agrIculture Mnlton Bellows leave my slow and delIberate ways to Ruth Renz Isabel Buftum leave my basketball abIlIty to next year s boys team Sydney Butler bequeath my mouthful of sIlver tIllIngs to anyone Interested IO startnng theIr own mInt Also l bequeath my heIght to Madelene Edson I VIFQIDIC Campbell leave 'ny abIlIty to have homework done on tIme to ErwIn Kmcely I June Crocker leave to 'WAOVIB Sawyer the art of chewunq gum durIng school tIme and always carrynng a full supply In my pocket In case lever got caught and needed a spare NOYYIS Eckon leave and the teachers breathe a srgh of relIefl DOTIS Fuller leave my abIlIty to wrute fIctIon to Morton vvhlpple Harvey Gntfun leave my qulet, sleepy ways In class and my basketball abIlIty to Bnlly GIlbert Thomas Heywood leave my slaghtly used ChevIe to AAOFVIS Putnam lt wIll probably last longer than that 'forengn car he drnves Vernard Hurd leave my IndomItable and argumentatIve personalIty to Sue Allen Use It as well as I havel Betty Karr leave my Interest In the navy to any gIrl who wIIl appreclate It Nancy Long bequeath my small and graceful steps to Danny Balla Bonnne Monty bequeath my left handed hook shot to Carlene Bean to keep her rIght one company PaulIne Pare bequeath my supply of bobby PINS to Buddy SmIth Hazel Pettersen leave my sIIIy gIggIe to Sydney Strong I m sure that It wIll surt hIs VOICG range Jean Pratt leave to Ruth MIller my habIt of tmger naIl chewIng lt saves tIlIng Paul Putnam leave my Interest In aggIe to Frances Clough MarIlyn RObI9 bequeath to LorraIne Snow my abIlIty to stay out at school whenever COUVSUISUI ElgIn Russell bequeath my QUIGI ways to Arthur Karr RIchard Savory bequeath my curly hour to Mr Metcalf MarIan Tuthrll bequeath my abIlIty to keep a boy trIend to ElIzabeth Hartwell Donald Wllnham bequeath to all excItaole teachers my calm and unperturbed state at mInd no matter how rough the QOIUQ gets I WIlllOm Wood leave to the drIvIng class my abIlIty to get a lIcense wIthout knowtng haw to drnve Wttnesses Attorneys at Law Peter CottontaIl Dons Fuller Edward MarIan TuthIII Frosty tl c Snowman MI lton Bellows I I I I I . . , ,, ,, . i . . I, . I . . I . . . - I, . I . . ll I - - I I U Il It . . . . . . . . ' I . . . I I A .. . . . n I U I . . .x . . . I, . I --h-- . . I, . I .. . . . . . I 'I . . I . . I .. . . i I, I . . . l . , . ,, . . I' I . . . . U . I, I . . . . . .0 I, , . 'I . I - . X . I, . I -. . i I, I . . . i , . . . . . t I, I . . . - . . t .. U Il I . . ,, . ,, . I' . . I . I .. . i I, ' , ' . I, ' , ' . . 'I . . I .. . . . I, ' , ' ' - , I . . I . . .. . . . . . I It F I . .