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

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Priscilla Davidson — Employed at First National Warehouse, North Haverhill, N. H. Patricia Duguay — Employed at the Plymouth, New Hampshire Hospital. Nancy Mays — Mrs. Fred LaShane, Perry, N. Y. Evelyn Provencher — Employed at Adams Paper Co., Wells River, Vt. Priscilla Pudvah — Employed in Bank, Worcester, Mass. Barbara Sawyer — Attending Lyndon Teachers College, Lyndon Center, Vt. Ruth Simmons — Mrs. Timothy Wyman, living in Wells River. Vermont. -WRHS- CLASS OF 1951 Barbara Bailey -— Attending Becker Junior College, Worcester, Massachusetts. Frances Bailey — Attending Lyndon Teachers College, Lyndon Center, Vt. Reynold Boyce — Attending University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont. Herbert Chamberlain, Jr. — Farming, Bath, N. H. Ann Demeritt — Attending University of Vermont, Burlington. Vermont. David Egner — Attending Westminster College, New Wilming- ton, Pa. David Gonyer — Employed at Woodsville Times, Woodsville, N. H. Rachel Simmons — Employed at First National Stores, Wells River, Vt. Horace Symes, Jr. — Attending Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. H. — T wenty-four —

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cz fti iimm CLASS OF 1949 Philip Basch — U. S. Marine Corps. Keith Bidwell — Attending Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y. Blanche Cushing — Mrs. Joseph Vielleux, Wells River, Vt. Kendall Fiske — Employed at home, South Ryegate, Vt. Charles Frost — U. S. Army. HanoveTCNGHUld Hihh“d‘ HosPita|. Betty Guay — Mrs. Carroll Rinehart, living in Hartford, Vt. George Hall — U. S. Army. John Mahnker — U. S. Army. George Martin — U. S. Air Force. Leon Provencher — U. S. Navy. RiverR Vt S,mm°nS Employed at First National Stores, Wells Patricia Stearns Vermont. - Attending University of Vermont, Burlington, Marion Webster Durham, N. H. Attending University of New Hampshire, WRHS CLASS OF 1950 Ellen Bailey — Mrs. Marion Chamberlain Wells River, Vt. Lyle Edwards, living in South Ryegate, Vt. Employed at St. Johnsbury Terminal, — Twenty-three —

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CLASS HISTORY On September 4, 1940, the distinguished class of 1952 entered this school. There were nine members: Thelma Bijolle, Idamae Cham- berla.n, Priscilla Drown, Elaine Guay, Virginia Hitchcock, Samuel Hutchins, Paul Kaiser, Jane Rowden and Norman Driscoll. Arter three long years Miss Darling finally passed us on to Mrs. Stanley. When we entered the fourth grade, Jean Emery and Stanley Boyce joined us but we lost Norman Driscoll, Priscilla Drown and Thelma Bijolle. In the sixth grade Priscilla Mays, Luther Crowe, Carleton Boyce and Kenneth Lee joined us. After six long years of reading and writing we were at last admitted to the Junior High. This year Eva Hall and Raymond Bowley joined us but we lost Virginia Hitchcock, Jean Emery, Luther Crowe and Carleton Boyce. In 1948 we were at last Freshmen. There were now eleven in our class. Kenneth Fiske, Stephen Bailey, Linnie Welch and Marie Mitchell came down from South Ryegate. Idamae Chamberlain, Elaine Guay, Jane Rowden, Paul Kaiser, Samuel Hutchins and Stanley Boyce were still here. We were very successfully initiated by the Sophomores. WDEVar Wr°te a radi° Pky Which We Presented over Station The next fall Linnie Welch and Marie Mitchell left us to go to Groton High School. We now numbered only nine. With the ex- ception of the Freshmen Initiation this was a very uneventful year for us. In the fall of our Junior year Philip Currier returned from Ply. mouth, N H. We were honored to have him a member of our class Priscilla Mays left us at the end of the year. Our class won the Scholar- ship Award this year. Jane Rowden went to Girls’ State and Kenneth Fiske went to Boys’ State. We sold candy and sponsored a hot dish supper to pay tor the Junior Prom. After twelve long, hard years we are ready to graduate. There are nine members in cur graduation class: Idamae Chamberlain, Elaine Guay Jane Rowden, Stephen Bailey, Kenneth Fiske, Stanley Boyce Paul Kaiser, Samuel Hutchins, and Philip Currier. Of these Idamae,’ Elaine, Jane, Paul and Sam have been together all twelve years We struggled through the senior play and the one-act play. We have com- pleted the Chatterbox” and also sponsored a few school dances With the money we have made, we plan to take a class trip to New York City. r Now we are about to leave WRHS. We know that we are not the best class ever to graduate from WRHS but we hope we have set a good example for classes of years to come. PAUL KAISER — Twenty-five —