Conant High School - Yearbook (Jaffrey, NH)

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SCFOOT ACTIVITI Q The ohool year of 1956 lQ57 found thirty five n w Freshmen ready to c ry on within the port ls of Conart The clas h orvanized with the following officers pres ident, lilliam lebstei vice ores dent Tatthew alsh sec let rv, Pa l Bingham, treas u er, iarie Hannon r Ger ld tourno,er 1 the class adviser' laura Coll and Franl Freeman re the representative in the thletic As ociation Marie on and Laura Coll played ket ball team Philip ratt and Fr ncis on the girl' b brank Pr eman, George Siro s eam Franl freeman also play d the baseball team Natthew W lsh and Neale B oan are the Conant taff William Nebster is the offical class leader The twenty nine Sonhomores, eighteen girls, and eleven boys, electec Derorest Swe ney, presidert Winona Bumford, vice president Patrick Var ville, secretary Jeanette Coll, trea urer Niss lqroaret Cournoyer, class adviser Roland Roy and Jeanette Coll represent their clas in the Athletic Associ tion Doris Adams, Jeanette Coll, Rosana Desrosier were on the girl's basketb ll squad DeFo e t Qweenev and Roland Roy were on the boy' quad Rene Dur nt, DeForest Sweeney, and Rol nd Roy play baseball The Conant Staff members are DeForest Qweeney and Reyrold Belletete DeFor st Sweeney is also the baseball manager this vear Neither of the two lower classes has sponsored any act ivity. Each class has, how- ever, aided the upper classes raterially. The Sophomores are now looking forward to order ing their class rings, the possession of which xill m rk milestone in one s high school life The Juniors have more th n made up for th ir WO re rs of in ctifity and h ve been very busv during the year L e cl s oificers Lorriane Langevin, Lena Doudri euu, Phyllis Deschenes, and Violett anzone Miss Sarah Griswold is clas dviser The thletie representatives are C rmella Vanni and Hqrry qqmilton On the Con nt Staff re Lena Boudrie u, Robert Garfield, diehard Adare, and Captain C rmella Vanni, Helene Uhitehe d, Rich rd Adams, Ray mond Leto le, and filliam Sirois represent the class athletes On Gctober 50, with Eddie Tammel frunishing the music, the nnual H llowe'en Ball was held at Union Hall Actors and ctresses came to the front when on February l2 the play, 'Lanny Days , worked Miss Margaret Cournoyer, was presented by the following cast Wdward Clark, middle aged real estate promoter James O'Brien '57 ndith Clark, his wife Helene 'hitehead Lucile, their elder daughter Wdith Jackson, Betty, their younger daughter Lena Boudrieau, Paul Patterson young architect in love with Lucilo iarold Magor '57 Mrs Ida Fuller a social leader Vloletta M nznne, Lawrence CULarry D D y, Urs Fuller's nephew, a we lthy oung man from New Yorl City rio D nzone, '57 Gereva, the clark's maid -Lorraine Langeving Herman Brown, a farm er inhsearch of a wife -Ray mend etoileg Rosemary Smith, a romantic spinster--Harriet ' . J J , . .JU f-. S ' Q. ' ' ' wir' 3 X L , . . . , 1 .. rm v I V Y ' ' - V E1 A 1 - .A L Fl ' . l I rx - ca . T Q s as O ' ' 1 ' 0 I . ' v u' , . ... . , . - ' . A Q- 1 , l 3 t n . - u .. , A 3 1 3 1 a . Q ' T C Q, r , ' V ' , L il.. L- , A F 4 ,. 3 , ' . 1 ,L ' L L ' . V1 . . -' ' . a V 1.1 ff , ' - 5 h Q, sh J N -aI'6 'nf . -.f- -I , .. 'lf' fr , . l T . S Q 4, . . . 'V S I. 1 T. -I J: J. H' Q L l O U Ei 1 . I- . .., S ,M S C, c A 1 a q n f' o - ra 1 S a , V Q TT V. ' L-8.i.l'1 ' E1 1 1' .V . G 0 . S 8 u - r ..1. . 3 1 C V A o Q. ' e 1 ' ' P , a ' a D I H 'N 0 U t I . 1 , ' ox c. - A - ,L ll . Yanulis layed on the bo s Robert Doud. Lena Boudrieau, , U 4- 'Vi ' U . al -f ' 1 5... A h f 0 I G OH 4 1 . ' Q. fl A 9 x ,: L -mir. -8 b 1-, V I 1 L' Y v C 0 ' ' , , OH L.: , H . . U . . A . C ' ' U ' , T E . . w, .I .. L 3 . 'V U I 8' ESL Y f .. I ' 1 T1 ,, Q 1 U . L Z Inv . . . - . 3 . - 3 L u N . L I 7 f .5 fp' H S . 'A VR. ff 2 . ., . e x ' - ' 5 C .. . , X Y A' c 7 L . 0 Q . . . 1 ' Q ' . .J J . . . . . . .. .- X 3 t M 3 I . , V -... 1 O 6 U T1 - ' 1 1 Q S ' , TF, ' ' 9. Q I' S . ' 5 --,J L1 V G C I n ' ' 0 Q L1 g Cl ' . ii . , El . . Q V . - CA. ' ' a , Q Q T A --1 C, . , I s S 3 0 ' V ' ' o n 5 ' 1- - a. 1 . gy Q xv, . . x L . , , A ' Q Y . 1 1 - ,J . L A H I .,' V1 v fn - - - -, as , 4.

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by Mr. Fredyum Henrickson- sec- ond, nLo! How a Rose ,E'r Bloominb sung by the Misses M Descheres B Hayden R Hyrk, V Manzone V Robbin and H Whltehead, thlrd, Sine We Noelu by the Mis e R Jack son, P Beal, and E Eaves of the eifhth trade he attend ance vas rot very large but the e who did attend erwoyed it xery much The boys and girls did thelr best to make th s first Chli tmas concert 1c0e The money received wa lor the benefit e Glef Clubs The annual School N1 t was held in November nuwber of vi itors was not so larre as it had been other years Song , games, and r flesh ments wnre enjoyed at the Christma narty The school flnally suceembcd to the idea that there is no Qanta blaus and o for the fir t tlne ln a long tlme no Qanta was pre ent at the palty P Charle P MacGreeor J no h1re Courcll of Rel olous Educ tlon, nav an lllu trated cientlfie lecture on the u es nd abuse of alcohol The Ares Fortune Prize Spealln Corte t was held June 5 The contestants were Wlnona Bumford France Neramore, Adelia S1101 Harrlet Cutter, N r h McKfanon, DeForest Swecne f , Ie Bingham At l11HoSS prev ford and P comoeting an flr the axd l Brown, P ul the last minute nted Winona Bum ll Bingham from Frances Nurumore Martha McY.nnon won the t and econd prizes for girls, DeForest Sreeney Ve le Browr won the ame PPIZPS for the bofs c other eontestarts were also rewlrdcd for their efforts Pauline Beal nlayed two nlano olos HNormandy dar h 1 nThc Country Gardenn. 'The judges were Ruth Thurlow, of Peterborough, K thryn Heinrich and Wilfred Polrler of Milford On FridaJ, Maj 28, a mem orial assembly was held Janes O'Brien and J me Shields read tributes to John Conant and Jule Durant, Conant's great est benefactors Mr Cournoyer introduced Rev John Penney who gave a most fitting and impre sive talk on the signlf icance of Memorial Dey Thur day, June 5, the Home Man goment cla s, under the sup PV1SlOF of M1 s Griswold erved a most delic1ous meal to the high.school faculty and Mrs Beal TYPING AWARDS In contests held from Sent throtgh Anrll Woodstock tynewritlng awards were won by the followlng Alfred Saxyer wlth 25 words ner mlnute words per rinute and 5 errors Alfred Sawyer wlth 27 words per mlnute and 5 errors Loui MuTPbf, with 26 words per mlnute and only l error Alfred helley, wlth 51 words ner minute and 5 errors Mar aret Blalr, with 25 words per minute and 5 errors Adella Smear, with oO words per minute and 9 errors Charles Hou rd, wlth 57 words ner minute and 4 errors B rbara Fenerty, with 45 words per minute and 5 errors Lo raine Laneevin, with 42 words ner minute and 7 errors Len Boudrleau, with 45 words ner minute and 5 errors Alfred Kelley, vlth 58 words per mlnute and 5 errors Velra Robbins, w1th 56 words per minute and 2 errors qu , ' ' A - - 1 C rx ? - I ex O ' 9 ' u 3 c A 0 7 0 ' , O S ,- , - n . 0 . Q x 1 -. , . S S 0 ' - - 5 .. U - ' ' I S, 1 S ' ' VT' ' ' 6 -3 ' L ' . - ' 1 J. S un C . 1. -. ,J Y ,U , O T T - I 4. 0 .. - . A v' ' - , , 1 , L . 1. . S C S ' n EL S 1 1 SSO ' ' V- , C. . 1 rw 4 0 H - Ol th .3 . S L Y a s ' w , I . . ' , . G l S ' , U - , . ' 4 e 'J L S - - is ' ' ' .,- c rw La 1 L 0 - v. LJ U A 1 tx I' ' J . , S J, -. g . I H A .. .J 'I , '1 0 'I . L-J r - g 1. ' V 5.1 9' C U S S L. A L - . U ' S 0 , 2 c 1 4 o ' uv . , .. . f . U 'lr' L O S ' 3 g: I . ' ' ,. 1, o Q general secretary of the New Margorie Ellls, with 51 15, , . , . Q . Ca... S .. 1 .a. 10' . 1. u ., ' A ' -' : ' 5- L- - S ' ' ' A, ' l - , ' J. . FZ Q 1 ' S' . P. S .n. 0 1 S ' , ,fb ' I . 1 , .. o f . - .A ,. - . ' if -v S - . ' o H x ' 1 5 ' - ' ' 'L I V ' x7 - 4 1 ,S . l O g l- C G Sn ' G- as ' - 4. 'UQ La 3. ..- .. .1 1 0 4 A . . 1 1 IN Q, Q 3 n A a . . U' o - 5 . T C. H . 3 .. 211' D ' L A e . in V 1 . 'I C1 '1 11 r- If . ,.. . - ' d 5 - - , . O I - S 1 S ' 21 V , 0 1: . . . , I 'l 1- a .L ' S 4 5. ' ' Th ' . ' A u ' ' . . .I Q ' x L 1' 1 1-If W Q I . - F ' ua. s . T- c and