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

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EVERETT DARGIE—Dag comes to school every morn- ing in a familiar car—a car that is always taking a bunch of kids somewhere. He is a tall, lean fellow with dark hair and eyes, and a slow grin. Dag participates in most sports and in plays. He has learned to dance since coming to high school, much to the girls’ delight. He is rather quiet but has a good sense of humor. He plans to join the Navy this summer, and we think he’ll make a good looking gob. JEAN GARVIN—A swell sport and very pleasant look- ing, with her light brown hair and freckled nose. When anyone wants help with a geometry problem, he just goes to Jean, ’cause she’s so good at it. She was manager of the girls’ basketball team and time-keeper at the games. Jean helps Bev in supporting the alto section in music class. She expects to go to college, and we’re sure she’ll be a suc- cess in whatever she does. 25

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BARBARA BIDWELL—Rather short, red-beaded, with a crooked smile, that’s Barb Bidwell. She always has a part in plays and is willing to do most anything someone asks her. This little red-head is one of our best basketball players and likes all kinds of sports. Barb hails from Canada, as you all know, but she is as American as the rest of us. Russell Sage is Barb’s destination and we’re sure she’ll make a swell physical education instructor. BEVERLY BRIZZEE—Bev came here in her freshman year, and Bradford Academy’s loss is our gain. She is tall, with hair and eyes of brown. Bev is about the best guard on the team, and we’ll be lost without her next year. She is quiet as a rule, but don’t let her fool you—she can be as funnv and silly as the next one. Bev did a lot of typing for tlrs magazine. Business school is her next step, and we know she’ll make some lucky man a swell secretary.

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GLORIA GIBSON—A pretty blond, and chief giggler in the class. She played basketball this year and was in the Senior play. She and a certain senior boy are frequently seen together. A swell dancer, Gloria gets to most of the school affairs. She plans to go into nurses’ training next fall. When the sick look at you, Gloria, they’ll really think they’re in heaven. We all wish you the best of luck in the future. EVELYN GUAY—Rather quiet, but when she gets mad, look out! We know she has auite a few friends in Uncle Sam’s armed forces, but she doesn’t say much about them. She comes to school on the bus, and nearly every noon you will see her walking down street. She isn’t very athletic- ally inclined, but she dances a lot during the noon hour. She plans either to work in a defense plant after graduation or to marry. Whichever it is, we hope she’ll be very happy. 26