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

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HERBERT CHAMBERLAIN, JR. Herby Herby” is the tall curly haired senior boy. When the boys get into trouble Herby” is in the middle of it. His good nature and humor make him well liked among the boys. He is a hard worker and unfortunately for W. R. H. S., has not had the time to play basketball and baseball. He took agriculture this year at Newbury and plans to take up farming after graduation. We wish you the best of luck, Herby. ANN DEMERITT Ann Being able to talk, argue with her bro- ther and have plenty of men, that explains Ann. This is sort of extra curricula though, let’s see about school. She was a great asset to the defensive end of our girls’ team and tied for second honors with Barb. Ann also went to the Ver- mont Music Festival helping to represent W. R. H. S. and she plans to go on to U. V. M. this fall to study music educa- tion. The best of luck to you and we know you’ll get it. DAVID EGNER Dave Dave” is the minister’s son from South Ryegate. He is a very good cartoonist, especially in English class. Right, Mrs. Gibson? He likes to sing and has helped keep a bass section in the Glee Club. In history and bookkeeping classes he tries to rival Mr. Cornthwaite’s corn”. He plans to attend Westminster College this fall and study to be a commercial artist. Good luck, Dave! — Tiventy —

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BARBARA BAILEY Barb Barbara is our pianist and the Glee Club will miss her next year. If there is any typing you want done just go to Barbie” because she is always willing to do anything you ask her. Barb played on the basketball team during her high school years and was one of our seniors to receive a League Basketball in 1951. We’ve heard that you plan to go to business college. Someone is going to have a swell secretary. FRANCES BAILEY Tootie Here is that quiet (?) girl who comes from South Ryegate. Watch out what you ask her because she’ll talk your ear off on almost any subject. Don’t let us kid you though, Tootie”, keep up and you’ll never get anything put over on you. Tootie” helped to represent Wells River at the State Music Festival and also man- aged the girls’ basketball team for two years. Your future will be bright because you’ve got what it takes. Reynold Reynold is the great hunter and trapper of the seniors. He got his buck on the first day of the season last fall. His only sport is baseball and his hard hitting has helped a great deal. He always has a couple of passengers in his black Ford coupe. Reynold doesn’t know what he is going to do after graduation. What- ever it is Reynold we wish you all the luck in the world. — Nineteen —

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DAVID GONYER Dave Who is that tall quiet boy in the senior class who wears glasses? Why David Gonyer of course. He was one of our better basketball players and also was a very good pitcher on the baseball team. He was another senior boy who took agri- culture in Newbury. Dave has not de- cided what he is going to do after he gets out of school, but whatever he does, he will do it well. RACHEL SIMMONS Rachel Rachel seems to be the shy one in the Senior Class although we have heard that she can be quite the opposite. Right, Rachel? Rachel has never had time for extra activities in school but she is always ready to put a plug in for old W. R. H. S. Although your fuiu e is unsettled we are sure that you will make some man a won- derful wife after having been in Mrs. Rowell's Home Economics class. Best of luck!! HORACE SYMES, JR. Hod Hod was our high-scorer on the basket- ball team. He also played baseball and soccer. He is the short heavy-set boy of the Senior class. He likes to dance, and you will find him accompanying one of the fairer sex,” usually a red-head. Hod is going to Dartmouth to take up Business Administration. We know he will make the most of his opportunity. — Twenty-one —