Wells River High School - Chatterbox Yearbook (Wells River, VT)

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CHILDHOOD SNAPS” OF SENIORS Auds” Canada’s contribution to the United States. Rosie” She was cute even then.

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ROSELEE HOOKER Rose is our boogie-woogie piano player and whenever we can get her to play (she’s a bit shy) we’re in rapture. As Rose’s fingers are active on the typewriter keys, she is Mrs. Rowe’s secretary. She is one of the most willing girls in the school and whenever the clubroom needs dec- orating for a dance or some typing is to be done, Rose does it. Hook” is one of our best dancers and is always will- ing to show some of us poorer ones a few steps. She plays guard on the basketball team and we don’t know whom we’ll find to replace her. Rose is going to be a beautician as she has a knack with hair-dos. Good luck, Rose. Born: 1926. Home: Wells River. Ambition: To use the things in her hope chest. Pet Aversion: Chemistry class. Favorite Occupation: Writing to George Hobbies: Dancing and playing boogie-woogie.

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 S) IP © (R,1j5 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Due to a late start, our basketball season was very short. Our first game, which was played with Newbury, we lost. We won our next two games with Groton, and our fourth and last game, which we also lost was again with Newbury. As we have not had a team in two years, almost every- one was inexperienced, RoseLee Hooker being our only veteran player. Although we did not win many victories, we did gain much experience. Next year we hope the season will be longer and more successful. Members of the squad were: Barbara Bidwell, forward Jean Garvin, forward Doris Sawyer, forward Dorene Pudvah, forward Adean Guay, forward Jean Rowell, guard Audrey Bidwell, guard Beverly Brizzee, guard RoseLee Hooker, guard Members of the squad wish to thank Mrs. Charles Gibson for her fine job as coach. Co-captains RoseLee Hooker and Barbara Bidwell. High scorer: Jean Garvin. Manager: Virginia Hamel. 25