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

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. . SPORTS • • • — Thirty-one —

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SOMETIME HE'LL COME ALONG ... IRENE CHAMBERLAIN MY GAL PAT...................... BUDDY” MARDEN LOVE IS SO TERRIFIC.............. YVONNE GRENIER THE LITTLE GRAY FORD THAT HONKS .... PATTY” ROBEN GET ALONG HOME CINDY” ........... MR. McPHETRES ST. LEWIE” BLUES................. TRILLY” BOYCE MY ONE AND ONLY .................. CHARLIE COME JUST BUMMING AROUND............... RUSS” SULHAM WHEN THE AIR FORCE COME FLYING HOME, LEE FARWELL WON T YOU RIDE IN MY LITTLE GREEN WAGON CILLA” DROWN THAT’S MY DESIRE (English Class) .. MRS. WILSON PRETEND .......................... MARLENE CARR 0 HAPPY DAY ................... LUNNIE” CLARK FIVE FOOT FOUR, EYES OF BLUE .. CONNIE” MAYHEW I'LL NEVER GET OUT OF THIS WORLD ALIVE, MRS. GIBSON 1 WISH I HAD A GUY ................ MARY EGNER WRHS CLASS INITIALS ADELE BAILEY.................................... Adorable Belle DAVID CRABTREE BIDWELL................ Delightful Capable Boy CAROLINE JUNE BOYCE .....................Carefree Jolly Beauty MARLENE SUE CARR .................. Mysterious Silent Classmate IRENE LUCILLE CHAMBERLAIN.......... Ingenuous Lively Cheerful PRISCILLA FLORENCE DROWN ........... Pretty Faithful Damsel MARY LOVE EGNER .................... Modest Loyal Enthusiastic CHARLES THOMAS MARDEN ............... Cherishable To Many CONSTANCE MAE MAYHEW .................... Content Merry Miss RUSSELL EUGENE SULHAM ............. Rugged Energetic Sportsman — Thirty —

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GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM — 19 52-5} First Row, I. to rCaroline Boyce, {.; Adelc Bailey, f. Second Row, I. to r.: Yvonne Grenier, g.; Mary Egncr, Manager; Priscilla Drown, f.; Lorrayne Simmons, g.; Patty Roben, {.; Lee Farwell, f. Third Row, I. to r.: Beverly Mavhew, Assistant Manager; Connie Egner, f.; Rosemary Basch, g.; Irene Chamberlain, g.; Geraldine Brock, g.; Connie Mayhew, g.; Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson, Coach. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL For the third year in succession, the Wells River team attained third place in the Hilldale League. The Players had all hoped to win the cup but fate did not have it so. The season did not open with a good start at the Round Robin in Peacham as both Co-Captains, Deli Bailey and Trilly Boyce were unable to play. As time passed, our expectations were not wholly realized. Many a game was won by the clever playing of Trilly Boyce, our highest scorer who had 161 points. She was helped by her able com- panions who also sunk some beautiful shots. We could never have been so successful as we were without the aggressive playing of our — Thirty-two —