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

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CLASS WILL Wef the Class of 1959, of Wells River High School, in the town of Wells River, in the Sovereign State of the Green Mountain Boys, believing ourselves to be of sound mind and body, and being about to enter the great world as graduates, do hereby declare this document to be our last will and testament. To the JUNIORS, we will the title of mighty seniors” and with it the Tower Room, You have the right to keep the other classes out by force, if necessary. To the SOPHOMORES, we will our ability to get through your junior year and become seniors. If we made it, we know you can. To the FRESHMEN, we will our ability to start arguments anywhere at any time. It makes life much more interesting. To MRS. SPEAR, we will another class with our ability as actors and actresses. We know you will miss us. To MRS. GIBSON, we will you a class with the ability to edit the yearbook and get it done on time. Sorry we were such a trial. To MISS LEGARE, we will our empty seats in the typing room. Now there’s room for more and, we hope, better typists. To MRS. ROWE, we will a senior class that will attend Glee Club all the time. We car.’t sing very well anyhow. To MR. STOUGHTON, we give our deep appreciation and sincere thanks for all you have done for us this year. PERL TOBIN wills his ability to blush to Linda Rosa. Add it to your own ability and you’ll set the world on fire. PERL also wills his ability to find trouble anywhere to everyone in W.R.H.S.—there’s enough to go around. TEDDY ROBERTS wills to Teddy Fellows his ability to get along with the teachers. It pays off, TedJ TEDDY wills to Joanie Spear his ability to drive a car. It’s a long walk to Monroe, Joanie. SANDY PLACEY wills to Chuddy Philbrick her naturally red hair. You won’t need that peroxide bottle now, Chuddy. SANDY wills her nickname to anyone who wants it. She thinks she's had it long enough. SULA ROWELL wills to Barbie Spear her ability to hit telephone poles instead of fence posts. They don’t fall over so easily, Babs. SULA wills to Michele Morin a pair of spike heels so she won't hav- to bend over to talk to her. ROCER BOWLEY wills to Albert Stevens his electric razor. Now you can shave, Albert. ROGER wills to Bobby Whitcher a belt for his pants. He seems to have lost hist Pag• 13

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PERL EDWARD TOBIN Nickname: Todie MKinda naughty, but naughty and nice Basketball Manager 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Newspaper 3,4 One-Act Plays 1-4 Senior Play 4 Magazine Drive 1,2,3 Glee Club 1 Class Treasurer 2-4 Yearbook 4 Each plays his part ha« his day» CLASS COLORS: Maroon and White CLASS FLOWERS: Red and White Roses CLASS MARSHALL: Charles Simmons YOU KNOW THEM BY THEIR PASTIME Wayne Gonyer Good nature Ila Teddy Roberts Curly hair Eunice Sandy Placey Hair Woodsville Judy Evans Hair do s Freddy Perl Tobin Fooling Around Watching tv. Susan Parwell Freckles Jimmy Sula Rowell Height Doug Roger Bowley Stories Hunting Roger Grenier Weird ideas Eating FUTURE MOST LIKELY TO BE Wayne Gonyer Uncertain Race Driver Teddy Roberts Store Chestnut grower Sandy Placey Mt. Ida Can-can girl Judy Evans U.V.M. Miss Siberia Perl Tobin Mechanical school Wig manufacturer Susan Parwell Lasell Car dealer Sula Rowell Uncertain Fur trader Roger Bowley Uncertain Sheepherder Roger Grenier L.T.C. Banana farmer fag» 12

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ROGER GRENIER wills to Frankie Spear his ability to think up weird ideas. Now, Frankie, your mother won’t know if I thought of it or if you did. ROGER wills to John Amstein his car. Now, John, you won’t have to walk up to see Janie. By the way, if the snow hasn’t melted around it be July, take a blowtorch to it. WAYNE GONYER wills to John Blake his ability to do errands for Miss Legare. Now you won’t have to go clear home for breakfast. WAYNE wills to Joanie Spear his car. There Joanie, see if you can break ray records on the road to Monroe. SUSAN FARWELL wills to Barbie Spear her attachment to the name Jimmy. It surely seems our minds run in the same channels. SUSAN wills her amazing ability to out-talk anyone to Stanley Beck. The teachers are sure to know you’re around be the con- stant chatter. JUDY EVANS wills her job as captain of the girl’s basketball team to anyone who likes wet and smoky shower rooms. JUDY wills her ability to dance to Joanie Spear. It helps re- lieve the boredom of waiting, Joanie. Witnessed and signed by; George Ginny Henderson Sam Stanley Elvis Presley SENIOR POEM How many times have your feet Climbed my worn and creaking stairs? How many secrets and pranks Have you shared in ray dusky halls? You are young, full of spirit and laughter And you have much of life before you. Use it wisely, Seniors, and it will use you well. I am old. I have seen Many classes leave my rooms. I have taught them about life. So I, your schoolhouse, say good-bye, Susan Farwell Judy Evans Roger Grenier Sandy Placey Teddy Roberts Perl Tobin Sula Rowell Nancy Burnham Wayne Gonyer Roger Bowley Good-bye, and the best of luck. By Sula Rowell 59