Austin Cate Academy - Hilltop Yearbook (Center Strafford, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1948 volume:

HILLTUP THE AUST IN- CAT E ACADEMY 1947- 1948 YEAHBOOK Center Stratford, New Hampshire manwauvmmswiusznnn- xmpmmn mmnwmvunxm -u1.so'xu1u:.u: .- .wmraimf 4-vwusamimzu' FOREWORD If I8 are ever to enJoy life, now ls the time--not tomorrow, nor next year, nor in some future life after we hare died. The best preparation for a better 11fe next year is a full, com- plete, harmonious joyous life this year. Our beliefs in a rich future life are of little importance unless we coin them into a rich present life. Today should always be our most wonderful day. - - Jfhomas Dreler. V... LA TE 4 . 1 -fl- e' K f?f 'fii'f'fy 5 ! s . .V YEARBOOK EDITOR IN CHIEF' ASSISTANT EDITOR .... TAFF Edith Babb . .. .Carol Atwell J .. -,fv 0 f 2:-.'.' , ..,. ,. X 1, stiff. v ef? 9 K- ffg: W K- Q if M n l ' I 11 W All I U , B U S IE 4 ,Q 2 U Er: 3 - ,,, ' ff . Q C I O 0 I I Q . ik 5. ACTIVITY EDITOR. . . . . . Calvin 5121188 5' KLM rx if ART Enrron. .... ..... . mann Babb , Is- Q SECRETARY ......... .... C arolyn Scruton ,, if ,l, tv .3 BUSINESS MANAGER .... . . .HaI'O1d Yeaton , -' 9' ' I' PHOTOGRAPHER ..... ........ R oscoe Nelson TYPIST ....... . . .Mre. Marjorie Scruton QV, gf ix: 1 ti, or as o u - sql A EDITORIAL s'rAFF i l, DEDICATION .................. Carol Atwell gm f, i CLASS PROPHECY. .. .... Calvin Stiles ' L CLASS WILL ...... .... R obert Jewell CLASS Hrsroay ....... ....r-:ann Babb 5 A 4 I CARNIVAL HIGHLIGHTS. . . . . .Evelyn Tasker x faux ', ' ' seg M1575 tn- I .39 C375 fax? - NWN.. 51: KJ!'? '9:f1f?' ' M 41-UT-' - V- . 1 -7.:' :!f A - ' , px-.433 '- i'fff'Y. ,M wi- ,. ':I..jrY ,... ,,,,. , , -.,', -,:, - V, A ' . ,,,.,, . A , M . - lk ' .. 1.1. A A S,A, .. V twigs F 0 ,..' V -J: Iffinfi' on I nu P 4951? 1954 77 195 DEDICATION 1952 1951 1949 Ie, the class of 1948, dedicate our yearbook, the first in many years, to the future senior classes that they may carry on the work star-tea by us. X Rev. Albert Libby ur. Vincent Gatto Mr. Nachman Cohen Shop Headmaster Math. 9 10 11 12 French Ig Arith. 83 Arlth. 7, Geog.,7 Physics Science 7, 85 Hlst. of Civ. ll, 12 kr. George Colby Hlst. 53 Cons. Ee. 11, 12, Geog. 7, 83 Science 7, B, Civics 9, 10. gig: g?uig m?i,Tgg?ne Mrs. Abbie Frances Brown Biol' 9, 10 mst. 7g Eng. 7, eg Latin 10, I I BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chairman Elected by Incorporators. Term ends 1948 Secretary and Treasurer Elected by Alumni. Term ends 1951 Trustee at Large--Financial Adviser Elected by Trustees DR. EDGAR FULLER, Commissioner ot Education han Cex-otticlol GEORGE P. FOSS..............Center Stratford, N Elected by Incorporators. Term ends 1948 BERNICE HILL.. ............. .Center Stratford, N Elected by Incorporators. Term ends 1951 MARTHA Z. BENNETT . .... . ...... . . . . . . Stratford, N Elected by Alumni. Term ends 1951 HAROLD STILES ........ .......Center Stratford, N Elected by Incorporators. Term ends 1951 GEORGE R. FOSS .... .... ..... ........Straff0rd. N Elected by Incorporators. Term ends 1951 LILLIAN F. COOPER .................. Rochester, N Elected by Alumni. Term ends 1948 W Xf 5 LEWIS BROWN ................. Center Stratford, N. ROLAND BROWN ................ Center Stratford, N. DWIGHT HALL, Attorney at Law ........... Dover, N. O K fX I QM cd, X-.f 1 1 9552- x F3 xv W as Q! I fr x, 'Z I Q x ,f W x.,' ,, '7 f 3X5 ' 53 ix- N 4 ' it fl - - I 1 P ' . Q1 f F9 ' X3 ,:' , . - v X X 1 I .F T: Qi Q ' 'f f ii, fa 1 K ,' S21 I I fu I- 95:5 Af. f ss - ff: ...'? .f Q lf: .Y i-,',',vA:: f? -I 4 ,Q , r 1 X 1f 'Y-.r,z-. ,vQ-naw 'Z . -rx , ., , 4 Q:-,. ?'a.:',-,,,.. ,-,- T '43 '2'.2 '2. -1-'A '- 1 ,-f -54 NL ' -- sm. 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H.J 'Speak of the Devil' Glee Club 5,43 H1-Y 4. 115 s: r lCI5 r-QP CDU! as p.. 4:15 m MC! oc: Bc: ..d cam P m m A O +3 ?: r-1 3,3 K2--4 Uri -A S-49 9-dw '-1 9 'UI CI 5301 O03 M:-4 In-4 r-44-3 :lim C -.-4 P f-4 -P O3 Q2 H365 IO I ri ri OD ii Jew ost popul I-1 'P S-4 CD .D O me CLASS MOTTO sg C1 LAUNCH WHE RE SHALL WE ANC!-IGH fffiiz Jfik ff 431 iff Q gow WE 1 Qs! .' ' ' ffm 1 v, v 1 If '- ':- 'V' I ' ,F .,.i,lfiJ :'HW 'fa ,ij I' 5. ' A1 7-. R , E 'H , if X J' E I' vl- . . v 3 I 'V - 't' ml . 'H 'I r , , xl .iw y,,. lla ' fi : A h is fn' 4.0 .,. fu- HL' .1 . I i i 4 gif . l f- n A - ..fec.', was ass Q xagw ....,,,,. . ' 1 N J Q ,, uh: - ..I.:1 X co -Q I '31,--.gf ,. .-, ' .. :gf ,Z-. fir-1 L. .K W, ... W l -,ll qi , I er, W .I is . . l ,.5-A-,-4vn,..,f' ' f N . ' . .h,l4Q,igl ,Q-70:7 f D f- f . A - 4, 5 . Q CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER I '- A fieiff Al IN f. NW gl' X f IP 1 1' f Yellow Rose CLASS POEM THE PROTECTING PRESENCE R. H. Grenville Though storms arise and sudden dangers threaten And hope is tossed upon tempestuous sea, I shall not be afraidg I shall remember Whose hand it is that guides the ship for me. Though roads be long and difficult to travel, Though darkness gather in the midst of day, I shall come safely to my destination, His hand my guidance on the unknown Way. N0 wave can overwhelm, no wing outsoar me. I can outride the tempest's wild alarms Unanxious, with the light of love before me And underneath, the everlasting arms. n fl n A. N ,1 .FE Az? ' il c-5. Tfif. , x iii? ' U Nil KZ Qui. X - . if . gf r Vu...-4' 1? ' .L Fil. l V .. he .- .ia , EI, 5 1 , -.5 ' '1'. 'W lv 5r.1v 142 w 5: es, , he 7 1 .172 wg .t rllpifni-v V A., AN . N :J lfffwl 2' el-You fig 3Mwpu ,al 'MJ rf arg. lib-. , ogg v ff! Lw! , V . ww ' wg LQ, .451 4 In --, -4..:r- w- - g ,., V ,, pwMs,,,. iwM9MH I masks If ,.A fNwH,WV 4 I LY.yvwC1rc,! 'ffl E gray.. 'iff u- ' .r,.-,J n,j3,:3,, -,Q . I- A 4- ..- x ' 1.h:L133.ff5' al 1 -- ' ' ' , , ' 4. ' HW A-, - - f . .' - V GJ 'U' '- .,j.,xfp1,'1'g,. S4g' ,,, 'uf ,,-fffiw. .- -. g5 f4vf5L5nufl V' -'- ' I-3-FQ? :wry- '1' Ani. .. M- . wal' A- A -- -- ,. , 1 A .,asf.s9M ...Jun Q r. A . Q. ,, CLASS HISTORY We, the class of 1949, are leaving Austin-Cate Academy to enter many different vocations in life. Our class was formed n e years ago when the seventh and eighth grades were added to the Academy. At that time, our class numbered thirteen students: Bette Ames, Edith Babb, Lois Beverly, Davld Dean, Mona Douglas, Dorothy Horan, Miriam Huse, Richard Johnson, Robert Johnson, Carolyn Scruton, Glenn Smith, Calvin Stiles, and Harold Yeaton. Before the year was over, Mona Douglas moved to Rochester and Lois Beverly left the following summer to live in Arizona. Our class was enlarged to sixteen students in the fall of 1944, our freshman year, by the enter- ing of Richard Marple, Robert Hodges Harry Dukette, Jean York, and Laurel Teasdale, making it the larg- est class in the high school. Although we had had a year's experience at the Academy, we were still pretty green, and our social contributions were fem one dance. But of course we performed well for the school at the freshman reception. Miriam Huse and Edith Babb were on the softball team, Bette Ames was a cheer leader, and Glenn Smith made quite a name for himself as catcher on the baseball team. 111 the girls in the class with the exception of Miriam Huse and Carolyn Scruton Joined the Tri-H1-Y club, and all the boys with the exception of Harry Dukette and Harold Yeaton Joined the H1-Y. A few of our bravest students took part in prize speaking. They were: Bette Ames, Richard Marple, Carolyn Scruton, and Glenn Smith. Our class officers were: president Robert Johnson, vice pres- ident Calvin Stiles, secretary Dorothy Horan, trea- surer, Glenn Smith. Laurel Teasdale and Harry Du- kette left when the year was half over. In the sum- mer the Navy called the twins, Robert and Richard Johnson, and Glenn Smith moved out of town. Our class had diminished by five. Our sophomore year proved to be quite a social season for the whole school, and we put on three dances. Carolyn Scruton was the only one in our class who took part in prize speaking that year. Edith Babb had the honor of being elected president u . v g K ,igb Ax . ,., -IH S--X WIA 1?- OE .gy 1, A vs! I ' , 14 I Q-xx ,Tal .Y lla J, s 4 ff lr -'f .0 'ag ,..I iff , ' ' A ,fljw fgfz ,- MM ,aw N it .5 E A , N if K ,,.-1 I, 4' ll- 1' lx-'fa -Ft' I , Qxs x K4 af lx' ffl ' lrlbisst IQ? if S . 335, af, 5 , .., .. g.. .JA .fb pf 'lvl ' . 'F lt: Q , l ..,, - -f , .,.a.-.y. , E. A , , W' vf'2WUN' ir. H C- -.-vt :lf,,. ,.ff.v a, A rilgfsa pfl wmu,,,. B :sassy as wl w, ,W4,M3:a ,Qtr a' ' - 71 T I - 1 -A F v E5 . Ly, ' 'adsl Q - ' CV' A V .Ln ff' 'lf ff Q g--- - ,.' . , :::. . '- 7- ' 1 'Rx w. I -U , Y , Q-.,4,-,QA L-,ECI 6 be fl'.,.. .. Vu - is 1 9 yo P' ap 0 L. lg b xx J, ..-. 1 Class History C0394 D of the Tri-H1-Y and the class officers were: Presi- gi? U dent to Robert Hodges, vice-president to Jean York, tl. secretary to Dorothy Horang and treasurer to David . Dean. That summer we lost three more students. ' g.j,fJ' They were: Bette Ames, Robert Hodges, and Richard 5:51 Marple. I ' E ' Our Junior year was a very prosperous one for ff, the whole school headed by the very able and en- f 4? thusiastic Mr. Brooks. He formed a glee club and I dramatic club and everyone Joined one or the other. ,iw f-I . All the Junior class Joined the glee club except K. is Edith Babb who Joined the dramatic club. There were b y ' only four boys ln the senior class that year so the '11 ' V - ' D Juniors and seniors went in together when one or '- . E the other put on a dance. -af Edith Babb was again elected president of the ui d Tri-H1-1 and Miriam Huse and Carolyn Scruton Joined 4 'a'1fQ j 5 with the rest of the new members. Harold Yeaton and Z Robert Jewell Joined the H1-Y. Edith Babb and Caro- , ,fs lyn Scruton were the Juniors taking part in prize- J' speaking. 4'-' n It Our class officers were as follows: president, - Edith Babb, vice-president, Jean York, secretary, Dorothy Horan, treasurer, David Dean. Robert Jewell ', Joined us in November, and when the year was half ,Q . - 1 9 Over, Jean York left. Last summer David Dean and ' Q M Dorothy Horan left us, so that when we entered our ,Q 1-'gl senior year there were only five of the original -f, 1 I class plus two others---Edith Babb, Miriam Huse, iw Carolyn Scruton, Calvin Stiles, Harold Yeaton, and gggiih Robert Jewell who ,joined us in our Junior year, and A - Carol Atwell who Joined us at the beginningof' our . senior year. f pl.. . 55:2-ag.: , Being the seniors, we had preference over the F' 'tif' other classes, so we chose to put on three dances, ' 54? the freshman reception, February dance, and the May ,f.f15X!?72ew 'ff dance. Edith Babb became 'one of the cheer leaders, fi? lam- and she took par-tin the sch' ol play.She also became Q J treasurer of the Tri-H1-Y and Carol Atwell became a member. Calvin Stiles was elected vice-president of 931' the H1-Y, Harold Yeaton, treasurer, and Robert Jew- .59 62-'L ell, Sargent at ArmB- , All we .. 'rats 'f ' 'V '14 If f. M b 1 .11 . .bw ., . vrfll' v f W ' 3521, 'rf --ff ,X v,- l. u ' ' , . ' uc, 'F-' f'1'f.-e- -- ., A-, ' H .f 0 Class History Cont'd Under the leadership of hr Cohen a school an chestra was again started with Carol Atwell and Carolyn Scraton taking part We chose for class officers Edith Babb president Calvin Stiles, vice president Carol Atwell, secretary, Harold Yeaton treasurer Miriam Huse, athletic representative Carolyn Scruton, student council With the help an cooperation of our headmaster and adv1sen,Mr Gatto we put out a fine yearbook, the first Austin-Cate Academy has had for a number of years. In leaving the Academy, we are taking with us memories of five years of good wholesome companion- ship in work and play. f. -,nf T 15. 05 YM' , 2. 5 ii' ' 13' lr .-, . 'I 4 ,iv ' l 1 , w uxx Q 1- , 4E1'7'7IQ'r-I ,.7..A , . ,, .P -:q1z'AsfpjC.f13s3-.' L CT'- '.',,Al,,,f-.i,.,L.:f---'- - ' !qf,g.- Tdifl' r - ff5gfg'g:'!?Q7- jg., . Q Q Ni? . LQ ' ,: Q in v , , pl I , 1 . I x in 1 ' ' iil , , X-nv 'X . 1 F . d - s 27 4! FEBRII LEAP YEAR! W P ,rhr u . N EIN' A e . H, - Q V- - - - - . ' 'fx 1f1.'1g.4, , Q , .. A . ,,,L,,.i 1521 ff ,til-'-Y, ' .1 -I fu . 1 -Q ff.-,J 4, .. Y -.4 29 be nfl. ff ivai gf K ww ,. ,X ,., ' f , sfg ,aflfj 1 iiffr' y 5 I: , H-g'vkQX f +44 II , ,. J , fn - K il, X ffl A xl -' n qXf:?y,yfvw .ffli kikx A .E ' G54 ,V Q39 8:1223 dgwggf 1 -'. Vw, U, .1 -I . .- d ld A l y L N . f Q i C 'IF ' ff Y f' L., f ' .. ,f.f,f,, 'ff' ,, . LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT L5- h e ant, ' J xv ,U We, the class of nineteen hundred and forty- 1 -, X' .. he e ght, being about ready to pass out into the wide world, do bequeath all our liberties, rights and .eu 'Q f .,., .gf 1' ' 54 E' 4:1 X o H f I .-Lx,p,,:,.i, . s ,, te f M' L ,J 14 . Adwa-as Y A gym ' .. I 11 Q ', di Q N359 1-1 1 I : , . 4 g hy v' H f f I Q L wifi fn xv if J k L N ii' I N lv ' 'J' f L ..1 SQ' 'P A Q' ,Y V51 IM! ' ',- A , s- ,L f 1 !A' .In :Q E 'i ix ' E , xH 1' ' ful' n Q 3 gf . 7 3 . .I possessions to the succeeding classes. ' M .,.,, . 'V 4, 17 :I LE ills 7, 3 Edith Babb leaves her red hair to Carolyn Foss if-ii who needs a little more red in hers. W 'L Carolyn Scruton leaves her alto voice to Alice Pitman in order to help Mrs. Merriam. 'uni Calvin stnes leaves to Edith Foss his musical W ' Q ' ability. Carol Atwell leaves, to anyone who desires it Q W more than she does, her home behind the mountain. is ,Lf-,Q scwigey Robert Jewell leaves Richard Hodges his weekly , ' Q' 7 rovrth of whiskers. Z, -W 5 ,. . !'1 ed 4 I-jnffii? WL, Harold Yeaton leaves to his brother Everett, dl' J who sometimes needs it, his broad smile and good J nature. , , y M' ,g Miriam Huse leaves to Mr. Colby all the out- Wifi lines she made for his Consumer Economics Classes. L- Wig Emma To the Junior Class, we leave our sincere hope that they will do as well financially next year as WYE. the present senior class has done. 1-T' ' if fge YH U,-1:3 r n . Ha , . A- . fe .m V . . , vs'-erfv. - -.W- V 2 '-I ' f.mm,?-5 4' ' - 4 n . 1u,.nh sv--1' 1 L-fs-ESM ,-I--.J--J-, ' A- .--.4 . qv, '-'swam ' ' -1 it 5 ' U sem r -l. 1 L 3? c e , A. , ,. -' 1 f f s --'feffrfw ue, 1 31 - - . Q tv, 44, It ...,f,'.., sv'-.B'::?,5,fL i V, ..-437, Fvufaigq Wfuf L 4 W f1r ,, ,+m. 5 ' -,gg 3:4-7'fxi7. 5'3 :Q , . . ,M 41 , ,,. ,,, f..,1, J ,L Nqig: .- To the Soghomore Class, we leave the decora- tions from our former dances. x xl- A11 - I V' .,. Q.. 'Y - .f 1 .H 1 ,',' j, 'ro the Freshman Class, we leave the inferior S V ? jd positions and privileges usually granted such indi- ,A Sl , . 'Q viduals at such a time. , - 5 Last but not least, we leave our class gift, 'f 3, sound projector, to the future students of A.C.A. V as long as it will last. R Duly signed and witnessed by va l . X5 Y, . m Il l! W Wefwffwm U 7q,J.,La,,4 ,q 49642, ,QQ I M 'ggi' . W ,I .L W so Qgffwig 551 -' fi fb t uv? if 73 ,f .-'- ,- . , , ., . Lx-Li? 4 Q fl 'A Wh . I 1. .,, ,-',. He-ff J' ' .ssunf a iraq 'O' ff Aww- me me A i l 1-I ,J , Q ,fx Q ' CLASS PROPHECY xf M. 4 June, 1958, the FM station at Capetown, Union KV 5, 'iff ff r gy of South Africa has been checked, the last one on lfnz the program. Three long months with the Interns- 4' , tional Communications Commission checking stations . X u .Y U At last everything is packed, and we take off 'CQE Q21 for good old New England, but alas all is not welk pg, 'mr 4 g,g extremely bad weather makes it necessary for an in- Vg, strument landing in the middle of Africa. We may ima as well get out and stroll around. Nearby we see W hundreds of little black folks playing games, and M E I y'y, singing songs. Older black children seem to be the gl? ,fdjy leaders, but look over there. Why, it is Carolyn va of Scrutonl She tells us that she is incomplete lla E charge of this little settlement. We must have sur- Lift 1 ,SBE .., .sa, prised her. CCan you guess?J she is giving her V ,. , 3 5'- w assistant a nTon1 Home Permanentn, . ' cgi? The weather clears and we are off again arrlv- ,LQ ,spy ing at LaGuardia field just as the Trans-Atlantic MUQ i', '-e plane is coming ln. The steps are rolled up to the QM, p,me9. big clipper, the door opens and a very familiar ,HQQ, ffh figure comes down the steps with a big black suit- egg l' 2 case in hand. It is Dr. Robert Jewell just return- 'Hg ,HI ing to his New York clinic after six months abroad Um, doing research work. As we are passing through the -Q25 G, gates, a soft voice comes over the 1ntercom,nPlane ggi Y , J jpmwlf +43 13 . Ar V' ' -, , if C vi? XRSEQJTT' 5 lfMMJ fQi5WjVwfh 2+ -I -' ai! A 'fy' - M FQ .M , Class Prophecy Cont'd leaving for Boston in five minutes Get your tick ets, please ' Robert and I look at each other That sounds like Carol Atwell We find her sur- rounded by sound equipment and very busy checking flight schedules ADOth6P day in New York and we board a North East Airliner for Logan Airport where myown Cessna will take me back to Strafford for a nice long vi sit with Mom and Dad After detailed reports are made, and there is l.. -- :ii I: 1.-1' ,. 'ly' 0 D ' 7 a nn. S- ,ps ,,V V .....T-H1 f qmxlluullgsgpgw lg gi! ' w ' ll '1 F I J d if I J'w W ' Q? we , KZ' x QQ IV nxff QQW' 9. ,A l Q. ' ' 0 ' c ' Q fa: -JL 'My ' l'l .l, , 'QI .L , . -Q ji - L5 fi' -. I, 'A' . qi V' 'Y - 0 T 5 L' 'G Hi I, I. A . L I. ilk. a little time to spare I decide to stroll up At- EE: . , 0 'A lantic Avenue. It always did fascinate me to see , the warehouses and the big freighters at the docks. '19 ,xl l 5 As I pass a new warehouse over which is a big po- use .,WQ tato sign and glance through the office window, I VWVQ H5gQ see a familiar red head giving orders just like the XX 1 days at A.C.A. You guessed it, Edith has complete , 4 charge of the WBoston Branch Tasker Potatoes Inc.n 'fx f' ' 'ml ff.ff'Q':l Off at last on the homcward stretch! As I ness - xx ' 'f Grenier Field a huge sign looms up Wcertifie se, Fort Service., Advanced Model loin Dlspllalyi rgzgrols iw 544 Yeatcn Propr1etor.' I must ave a c a wi my -if W, old pal. Business is good and he is the proud owner E5 ' of a Chevrolet. He was a bit surprised when I told WWA him that I had seen all of the class of 48 except ,ig n g Miriam. Wwelln he said, 'Miriam is managing one 'W' 1 . , ',-. is ' of the largest girls' camps in Strafford County, lgQ- -.IU and it is located on the one time Rollins estate MEM' .g.i Just over the top of Parker Mt. fri psf J S Z After a promise to return soon the plane once - f more heads for Strafford. A.C.A. campus looks like :S I ' Rochester Fair. what can be going on? A rough land- Jimi ,dpi ing in Hills' field and I join the crowd. A ball Quf Ff'g game--Austin-Cate vs. Alumni! SNEF5 ' af fiif Kim ' ll I. :'i1 f ' .E if 'A A-35, . V- - RM I I YV ,awww - lW1wm--- ftd H' 'JW' l h'ANl IlIg EGgwfw ., , - . V5 - .- A ' ,:1rrs.!i'-I:'ff . . m ' r G F. ? 1 ,ga f 'A . A ..3 9 lr J it 1' 1 L '. ,rx I y x I. My 1 JE, i CLASS OFFICERS cy Char , .X V Q7 Sf' X 1 ce'-Dfodges S 651 dent K X e NN X S foe S As efeegxaevm 'YV Q96 9' 1 'Q e ve 9.5 ee 9,05 QT Cor-in Se ne po cretarjfs 8. 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If 4 , I' I . 1 CLASS OFFICERS XTX gofgfds OO 3350 599.6 Oespyga t 31 den 4 vote ,f6Qii 699' 'wr L 7' Sr Y ZX K wa 0' eoowt FRESHMAN CLASS J' nv'-Wh 0162, A ggugm' SEVENTH GRADE Front Row:Gertrude Lingard, Gwen Hayes, Mary Ellen Demeritt, Alice MaCalester, Second Row: Rublna Cowing, Mary Crisp, Lillian Babb, Emily Scribner, JoAnne Laugntong Third Rowgvlctor Huse, Clyde Huse, William Demeritt, John Murray, Fourth: Richard Tierney, Burton Hayes, George Fisk, Fifth Row: Richard Nelson, Rcbert Flanagan, Richard Shaw. HGHTH GRADE FrOI'1t Row: Verna Dame, Barbara Wheeler, Priscilla Marple, Edith Foss, Joan Foun: tain, Sally Knight: second now: Leighton Allen, Olive Johnson, Henry Flanagan, MaXine Booker, George Crisp, Third Row: Herbert Clark, David Cslef, Neal Terney wllfr-ea Fraustrum, Reginal Dudley. ' 1 X 'W , f' f Q34 Y W V 's ff 5 Q W., fy X wb sbxxliw ffxxc X T' j A ' xp n 'L A! C! A! HAH!! Em Iaselaa I M, fm! f sf-QQEQ X H Soffb I ORCHESTRA Front Row, left to right: Carolyn Soruton, Edith Foss, Carolyn Foseg Second Row: Rev. Albert Libby, Carol Atwell, Marjorie Scru- ton, Corinne Foss, Mr. Cohen, director. STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Georgena Brown, Laurence Brown, Carolyn Scrxtong Buck Row: John murray, Desmond Douglas, Neal Tierney. GLEE CLUB Pwlnjifjt Row: J0i.zi,l55i.E, jji-xivy, s 4. K g Deuherrltt, Clyggg 13,04-X 3Q',y ,Li, QR RH J gugggg '- 'Mk 'Q VJ I-f +a- .A,',L' A ' .vxffx 'N ? 'flf ?' Iillm DeE,iewz Hiz't, rr m'1,ml W if Ginza maxi-fyfzz bu. ,, JM ,h,.ip5ntN LAK , Pkw- LUL EVN'-X-YPT, XXWSTII f'f51'.'zff1Q St' 5 S1 f sm- L1 1 M fm 1 'W ,, A K X 'ffwti hrs. '. X, RLJT1 LE, GOV-'fig , E..!il'xfC?Z'Qf Cf SCT Q'fW,j.:-g Gtzinyf A rf N' g.' .-x , M Q , .N ', x Q K 4' f- K ..Vc,Q,'I'1 L .gay igjfy' Lditp :g.,.?5og:, Q4 ,mt L QV! WW N YeU'Ln n ffQ7 N w kMYW,5 vwfly lfwkk F -'J S -n ww.x-:A bt1....s:s f, Alice ri if f Q1 'W ,aw 1-V 1, . ,. x .1 x, V 'hw 7 rf -1 5' Ygfqklf 101 I Xi, Lxlivi ,l K 1 Glee Club Director: Mrs. Sadie L. Lcrrigr SCHOOL PLAYS A GIRL 12 5V3RE ECRT by Ja PS Fuller Front Raw: Edith Babb, Juanu Laughton, Eaith Foes, XPS. Tnorxe, Gomcng Stand- ihyz Mary Kenerson,Rheta Hodges, Rlchn ard Johnson, Evelyn Tgsxer, Verng Dame. WHO GETS THE CAR TCLIGHT? by Smrgel Front Rav: Desmond Doaglwn, Risk rg HGixC .x Xf' IX 3 .V Donald Yegtom, Stnmaingz RLQLJ Lu gwk, . ,, N . .,. ,, Q , 1 ,wma-, Friegu Bwohcz, Cmruijm Fvzb, Ahh Qawfwton, Phylgls Whweler, Yrs. Tnorue, Cwwcx. TRI- HI-Y Front Rwwt Georgenm Brcwm, Lurjmxie Scrmton, Dorotxy Jelena, Corinne Foma, Lmry Kemorscn, Rheta Eshgesg Second Row: Phyllis Wh clcr, Carolyn Foss, Ann Laugkton, Evelyp Tnvkcr, Edit? Pubb, Alice Pitmang Third Rum: Carol Atweil, llrlap Huse, Carolyn Scrgton, Rasm- Jigfq RL1t?xe2rfcr'd. Cfktzeresa, Foss, Abnentj HI-Y FTSE? Row: HgrGlR Yeqtai, Cqlvlu Stiles, Artkar Pita L, Lester Haskins, Peter HITiSSG3 S3iQ.1i'4 I FIYU1ClE7 D6l:gw?, Qmrunid Yeuton, Rohevt Jewell, Ricnwyd Johnson, Richard Hcayws, Qesmond Douglas Lgqrence Ercwx, Everett Yeaton. HIGH FPOD5 Row: Francis Delage, Laurence BPOWH, Donald Yegtong Back Rowg Arthur Pitman, Wesley French, Rich- ard HOQEGB, Mr. Colby, Coach. TEAM AUSTIN-GATE ACADEMY GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE--SEASON OF 1947-1945 BOYS 1 can wwe any urn A.C.A.7 CPP. A. bPP I , Wei. Dec. 54 COE-BROWY KHOHGD 14 58 Tues Dec. 9 NUTE CAwayJ 725 2 1 18 Fri. Dec. 12 ALTON QAWayQ 126 ned. Dec. 17 COE-BROWN KHomeD 1,56 5 1 19 wee. Jan. v BELMONT nigwayp 129 7 Tues Jan, 15 ROCHESTER HIGH KAWay1 26 21 47 Tues Jan. 20 NUTE CHomeD 21 12 25 Fri. JAH. 23 BELKONT KHomeD 51 1 Tues Jam. 27 ROCHESTER FRESH. KHomeB 17 4 mon. Feb, 9 coz-BROWN KHomeD 29 18 1 19 Fri. Feb. 13 HOLY HOSARY KAWHYD 29 16 1 10 Tues Lnr. 9 HOLY ROSARY KHOmGD 56 N JUNIOR HIGH Q Tues. Jan. 15 ROCHESTER JH. HIGH QAwgyJ 41 1 Tues. Jan. 27 ROCHESTER JR. HIGH CHOmel 55 HON. F6b 9 HOLY ROSARY JH. HIGH fHOm6Q km 10 1 Tues. Mar 2 HOLY ROSARY JR. HIGH CHome7 9 7 0 Practice Game GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row: Mary Vittum, Emily Scribner, Gwen Hayes, Edith Foss, Second Row: Lillian Babb, JoAnn Laughton Alice Pitman, Georgena Brown, Barbara Wheeler, Third Row: Carolyn Foss, Ann Lgughton, Mary Kenerson, Rosalie Rutherford, Phyllis Wheeler, Mr. Colby, Coach, and Priscilla Marple. UNIOR HIGH BASK Front Row: Neal Tierney, Herbert Clark, Henry Flanagan, Second Row: Robert Flgng- San, Mr. Colby, Coacn, Burton Hayes. ETBALL TE CHEER LEADERS R08 nerrera, Edith Babb, Rheta Hodges, Mary Keneraon. ..-k A-1-an iill e s Wesley French C 6 Offfe P gMKE 74945 gx .9 CARNIVAL HIGHLIGHTS The 1948 carnival is a day to be long remembered by all the students of Austin-Cate Academy. It had been planned that the carnival would start January 30 at 7:00 P.M. with a basketball game at the Town Hall, but at the last moment, the game had to be postponed because of weather conditions. On the morning of January 31, it was still quite cold, but many of the students arrived to take part in the activities. The events began by sliding and toboganning on neighboring hills and skating on Scrrb ner's pond. At twelve o'clock everyone went to the Town Hall to eat box lunches. In the afternoon the temperature had risen a few degrees and many of the other students came to take part in the afternoon and evening events. The afternoon program included snowshoelng, ski- ing, and skating contests. That proved to many of us that Austin-Cate has real talent. The first prize in snowshoeing was taken by Carolyn Foss of the freshman class, and, first prize in skating by Donald Yeaton also a freshman. The skiing was very good. The first prize in downhill skiing went to a sophomore, Wesley French, for the boys' race and to Theresa Foss a Jun- ior, for the girls. The first prize in the slalom race went to Peter Brasse a sophomore, and second prize to Wesley French. The most interesting of the skiing events was jumping, with Wesley French taking first prize by a Jump of forty-eight feet and forty feet making a total of eighty-eight feet. In addition to the skiing contests, Mr. Uolby, our sports lnstruc- tor, gave us a demonstration of how an expert does it and Mr. Cohen showed us what courage can do. At six o'c1ock everyone went to Thomas Hall for a very tasty supper put on by the senior class. The evening program began by a movie, 'Winter Carn1val', followed b a dance in charge of the freshman class. Y At nine o'clock, the climax welcoming the king and the as queen and Richard Johnson the day were awarded to the queen. This was followed by king and queen and the prize- tinued until eleven thirty w of the carnival came by queen with Theresa Foss as king. The prizes of winners by the king and photographs taken of the winners. The dance con- th everyone having a gmd - 1 s time at the first Austin-Cate carnival in many years. my up WINTER CARNIVAL .. Q-M Q Q . it .v Q w S ,, M' Theresa Foss, Queen Richard Johnson, King MFG? -5.4 un-W I I 4 7 3 liffle lowev' wn N Taz F4 1 0, TDI. of Ting wana CARNIVAL K---n---: ,Mg T miifs' bb if 8 Q ,,i.-..IF5enJA-,, .-m cow , 2 H i 1 -'E S W- . . fs f ' . X Q: 6 X . Q X is J 9 Z I Q f l MQ? '1.'.! no TASTE sf i 'S 'S ff- Goolbf? 2' I Uv E 'GN if-OP of 5 gag!!-.3 .Eye Tier ., 4 fri .QV M M ff. - -1 fem W. Xfufo F yf .' laik dv Life '- Luvmcxw fix-vxe H 4 I Neff New E'79,4LS2A All Alogy-J ful Sfgfll HTLIIQ if e1..Sy.bog8 THE A.C .A. SONG sgfs1,s e llhfgfljse- i I 12114 if 1' 'I Now here are we, A Jolly company, We'1l shout and sing With merry hearts and tree, In work or play We're happy all the day, For we are the boys and girls Of A.C.A. Now schoolmates dear, Wherever we may go We'll shout and cheer That everyone may know The Jolliest school in New Hampshire state-- The one we love is Dear old Austin-Cate. 3. fifx ygqrx g.a RML CHORUS: Then sing loud and cheer And make the echoes ring For old A.C.A. Our choicest tributes bring For A.C.A. bOYS For A.C.A. sirls Now raise your voices In one hearty cheer. HUH HAH--HUH HAH! Now here are we, A jolly company, We'l1 shout and sing With merry hearts and free. In work or play We're happy all the day, For we are the boys and girls Of A.C.Af ff J W lu 6:5 z V4.7. xv q .,E, as 1185 ,. YW, N W 'l'fFI if ,J 1' FL 1 :FX 'Q of mlm, Y vw -, , - g'Sr1AM-NAA, 'n: ?Q?fuRr1r - v. v A in-as .,.,, . i '... . fi':'S.?. lZ :-- - Zl2'F'3-1'.:',.'TQ:E- lv--..,. ,' -su...-.., 'M-ug. 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' w b W , 1... eg' Q ..-' , F I xjri' , R' W N. , r 1 , k 5 AM, ,J, 7 if? . - - ' , D 1 ,, I . 5, ,- J ,, 'L X 'fr' v'1 L QQ-if ,N Q .4-:. cw - up , , 'Me-Egf. M, V. -v , f ,- . 4 .V ,. ., ' ' v - .- 1 ,J I A, Ig.. gh-4,-r' 3, .. , . , , ' , x . ' ' -' '. uv '.. 1 i -O--':,f.-' , .- r-A . -,. ' f .f',' - ' 'H 'C'. f ,u ,, A.',s 'I' s f vm 1 ,4 -- ,--.v .f, 1 . ,... ,.-'f' -' v' 5- vi, ,' ...- - f. b- 'Z .-- 1--.f - ..-' . QF' ' -4 .- f -sv P . ' ff 59- ' M- Y' 'uw , I STUDLEY BOX 8x LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Transit Milling and Kiln Drying Rochester, New Hampshire Mill and Office, Foot of Silver Street Telephone 97 BROWN'S MACHINE SHOP Cutting, Welding, Machine Work You Break 'Em, We Fix 'Em Telephone Barrington 2871 Center Strafford, N. H. THE FLAVIUS J. BERRY COMPANY Excavating and Grading Telephone: Rochester 858-21 Rochester, New Hampshire 317 Compliments Of JUDSON DUNAWAY CORPORATION Makers of EXPELLO -- VANISH Dover, New Hampshire C. E. BREWSTER COMPANY Incorporated 1900 Dover, New Hampshire Wholesale Druggists and Stationers Night and Day Sessions One-Year 8: Two-Year Courses THE McINTOSH COLLEGE Established 1896 Charles D. Cummings, Principal Approved by Federal and State Departments of Education Telephone: Dover 889 Myrtle Q Orchard Streets Dover, New Hampshire Ask for Latest Bulletin 817 Compliments Of SEAVEY HARDWARE Dover, New Hampshire Owned and Operated by T. C. Dunnington of The Juniper, Parker Mountain Compliments Of PRINCE 8: TIBBO, INC. First and Chestnut Streets Telephone Dover 450-457 Dover, New Hampshire Dodge and Plymouth Passenger Cars - Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Compliments Of C. M. HILL 8: SONS EVANS FURNITURE COMPANY Dealers in Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture Warerooms near the Depot: Telephone Connection Rochester, New Hampshire l 3 ml l EASTLAND MOTOR SALES, INC. 80-82 South Main Street Rochester, New Hampshire New and Used Cars Compliments Of PETERSON'S MOTOR EXPRESS, INC. Rochester, New Hampshire Compliments Of BAILEY AUTO SUPPLY Rochester, New Hampshire 7 Signal Street Phone 1161-1320 CLIFFOR D K. DAVIS Plumbing-Steam, Hot Water, and Warm Air Heating Cooking and Heating Stoves - Coal, Wood or Oil Burning Power and Range Oil Burners - Sheet Metal Work 11 Signal Street Telephones: 840-Wg 840-R Rochester, New Hampshire 317 Compliments Of THE E. C. FOSS COMPANY Gerald C. Huot, Prop. HARVEY'S BAKERIES Hardware, Seeds, Paints , Look For The Sign Of The Thermometer Rochester Dover 88-87 North Main Street Phone 197 Tel. 718 Tel. 2227 Rochester, New Hampshire Fresh and Tasty Baked Goods VICTOR E. PAGE 8: SON Compliments Of Roger E. Page, Prop. Scenic and Colonial Theatres Coal - Oil Rochester, New Hampshire 14 Spruce St. Tel. 17 317 Compliments Of Rochester Sporting Goods Co. Hunting and Fishing Supplies - Athletic Equipment - Tel. 649 R Rochester, N. H. NEAL HARDWARE, INC. Hardware, Paints, Housewares Exclusive Franchise Dutch Boy Paint Largest Stock of Sporting Goods in this Area Dover, N. H. Telephones: Dover 95-R: Dover 95-W E. G. RAND 8x SON Meaderboro Corner Meats, Groceries, Tobacco, Confectionery Ice Cream and Cold Drinks Gasoline, Oil and Accessories Hay and Grain Tel. 955-W Rochester, N. H. Wayside Furniture House Mayrancl's, Inc. Better Furniture Costs Less At THE WAYSIDE FURNITURE STORE Furniture - Appliances Telephone 2291 Central Avenue Free Delivery Just Below the Rochester-Somersworth 'Y' Dover, N. H. R. M. EDGERLY 8: SON J. I-I. Edgerly, Proprietor FUNERAL SERVICE 86 South Main Street Telephone 230 Rochester, New Hampshire Visit THE SAVOIE SILK SHOP 470 Central Ave. Dover, New Hampshire Typewriters of All Makes Sold, Rented, Repaired EDWARD H. QUIMBY Eugenie S. Pichette, Prop. Dress Goods - Linings - Trimmings 106 washington St' Dover, N' H Curtains - Lingerie - Corsets Compliments Of M. 8z M. BAKERIES, INC. 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FARMER MOTOR SALES Sales Service 90 South Main St. Tel. 777 Rochester, N. H. PHILLIPS' GARAGE We carry a. full line of -Replacement Parts Tires -- Batteries - Accessories Ignition Parts of All Kinds I 109-111 S. Main St. Rochester, N. H. Compliments Of Robbins Auto Supply Co. Dover, N. H. Compliments Of Dover Buick Company, Inc. Sales and Service Buick Automobiles 256 Central Ave. Dover, N. H. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned and Operated by ROBERT W. PYNE Everything for the Automobile Phone 1913 394-396 Central Ave. Dover, N. H. GAGES HILL MOTOR MART Sales - NASH - Service lflependable Used Cars and Trucks New and Used Parts for All Makes Phone 1612-W 894 Central Ave. Dover, N. H. In Dover It's MRS. PAPAS 426 Central Ave. Tel. 254 Smartest Feminine Apparel Compliments Of JOHN W. MORRISON , General Insurance Dover, N. H. Everything Electrical For The Farm and Home J. P. KEENAN CO., INC. Lower Square Dover, N. H. MlCl'lEL'S Dresses, Millinery and Accessories Phone 2280 Dover, N. 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CORSON'S FLOWER SHOP Potted Plants, Cut Flowers and Floral Designs A Specialty Phones: 227-R, 227-W Greenhouses: Autumn Street Store: 40 N. Main St., East. Rochester, N.H. Rochester, N. H. GREAT ELM FARM Pure - Guernsey Milk - Raw A. J. Young Phone 856-R4 Rochester, N. H. Telephone 125-W G. K. Chesley, Prop. CULLEN'S DYE HOUSE 8 Ela Court Rochester, N. H. Rug Cleaning Fur Storage A Complete Line Of Gifts In Watches - Fine Jewelry - Diamonds ALLAIN'S JEWELRY 54 N. Main St. Phone 905-W Rochester, N. H. Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing A. G. Daverio - C. W. Lyons Telephone 228 Smalley, Daverio, Lyons, Inc. Marble and Granite Dealers 5 Signal Street Rochester, N. H. THE COMET CAFETERIA Rochester, N. H. COUTURE'S Barber 8: Beauty Shop Permanent Waving A Specialty 47 N. Main St. Phone 657-W Rochester, N. H. Powder Puff Beauty Shop Alfrieda R. Bergeron, Proprietress Tel. 148 15 S. Main St. Rochester, N. H. LEO'S DINING CAR We Make Our Own Pastries 114 S. Main St. Rochester, N. H. 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