Concord High School - Hustler Yearbook (Concord, NH)

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Clie S NY II Qramafic President: BERGER CARLSON THE Concord High School Dramatic Club of the 1937-8 season has advanced greatly and has become a very important factor in the school. The Club is composed of students who have participated in some way in a play given by the school. This year The F latterin g Word and The Boor were presented in assembly. For Distinguished Service was produced as the entertainment for a Girls' Club party. The hardest task undertaken was Tiger House, a financial success given before a capacity audience. Last year for the first time Concord High School entered the One-Act Play Contest with the vehicle Mansions. This year again we entered with Good Night Please! The school is also entered in the State one-act play contest-written, acted, and produced by students. I st row: Ruby Monell, Arthur La Mora, Jean Kellogg, Berger Carlson, Esther Tumel, Frank Nardini, Dorothea Nelson, Solon Mamalis. 2nd row: Jacqueline Morand, Gertrude Vfoodbury, Sara Pearson, Frances Shepard, Amparo Amor, Irene Maltais, Nancie Frasier. 3rd row: Mary Besse, Doris Hammond, Lucia Johnson, Wilbeaa Moody, Patricia Denning, Miss Snowden. 4th row: Herbert Hodgdon, Donald Linscott, Eugene Linde- mulder, Chester Wheeler, Harold Mooney, George Kleftis. Q2 . . .t:- .. . niss P if V 1- Q ....4.-..k.Aiu... ...f,..,. M... -M M- .I. , s 'ue...sm....,.,. F .i:' , . Ei Si KO

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, . 5 'I I iii ii! 'ir ll Fllifislf' 0 :Mia . X 4 Vi I Luzior Wed Gross .wisasfer Gorps THE DISASTER Comes, newly organized, has made an excellent start. Concord is one of the few cities in the country to have a Junior Corps. This Corps will function as an aid to the Senior Chapter, whenever there occurs a disaster requiring rescue or relief on a scale too large for police, fire, or health authorities to handle. General Chairman Robert Mullen, named sub-committees for the following: Rescue, Medical Aid, Food and Shelter, Clothing, Transportation, Communication, Registration and In- formation, and Survey. Ist row: Robert Chamberlain, Edward Audett, Austin Hardy, Robert Mullen, Doris Hammond, Betty Sanders, Richard Brown. 2nd row: Paul Converse, julia Anton, Jean Gatherum, Louise Marshall, Jessye Dulfett, Rose Lynch. 3 rd row: Adelbert Wood, Estella Wilkmson, Marion Rogers, Alice Sorenson, Nancie Frasier, Berger Carlson. 4th row: Edwin Carlson, Mary Besse, Harold Wakeheld, Alfred Dane, Irving Atwood. 5th row: Richard Sibley, Richard Stevenson, Horace Blood. .ef -f Q2 QQ 5 is

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SEVEN TEEN Chester Titus ..,. ...... . ....... 616155 CPresented MARCH 25, 1938 by Boon-1 TARKINGTON CAST Willie Baxter Doris Sandquist ....... -... ,..... Mrs. Baxter Richard Blanchard Mr. Baxter Ruth Hobart ...,,........ .....,, J ane Baxter Lucia Johnson ....... Esther Tumel ........ ....... Lola Pratt . May Parcher Mildred Sanders ............,........,.. Ethel Bolce Geraldine Mclsaac -. ..,.,, Mary Brooks Adelbert Wood ..,,.. ...,,,,,...i , W Genesis Sidney Dimond ,..... ...,..,,.r,,,. J oe Bullitt Robert Mullen .................. Johnnie Watson Robert Blood ........ ..........,,.... M r. Parcher Harold Oliver ....,.,............. George Crooper Alfred Begin .............,.......,.... Wallie Bank PROPERTY COMMITTEE! Sidney Dimond, Robert Mullen, Helen Edmarlc, Marie Champagne. STAGE MANAGER: Edward Wason assisted by George Kleftis, Douglas Giguere. PUBLICITYZ Sidney Dimond. BUSINESS MANAGER: Arthur Benson. DIRECTOR! Miss Alice J. Keenan assisted by Jane Mudgett. Robert Mullen was not of the original cast but stepped into Carlton Wilcox's place when sickness prevented Carlton from continuing in his part. Sitting front: Teddy, Ruth Hobart. Ist row: Robert Mullen, Esther Tumel, Sidney Dimond, Alfred Begin, Adelbert Wood, Robert Blood, Lucia Johnson, Chester Titus and Tiny, Geraldine Maclsaac, Doris Sandquist, Harold Oliver, Richard Blanchard, Edward Audett, Paul Converse and Mildred Sanders. 3962 5 ts