Groveton High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Groveton, NH)

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x GN VV.f fy,-1 13,11 H ,YJ 1 Ja :M .N 14 'cxjfyl . ' X' ' - , 4 1 ,L J., I, U- vcfgj J 4 1 K M If v-1 we-me , , ' 1 .1 P ' . f-4 1 ' 'fy 1 ' . J 1-'Vai . 11.45 , 'U ,V -4 1 - 11 dd gl A 1 w 1 I X. J It '31, . 1' , 11 L XS? 'if ! I x Xiu W X fx 4 x V I 1 181' N A ' 1 1' 4 V. MABEL MOYLE Class B. B. 11, 2, Health Club 1111 NELSON Mabe COMMERCIAL Born August 27, 1914, Groveton, N. H. Attended Groveton Elementary School She is an Elizabethan of today. 3, 413 Junior Prom Committee 131: Operetta 11, 2, 313 Dancing Club 1313 Weekly Staff 141: Senior Play 141: Year Book Staff 1411 Senior Hop Committee 1413 Senior Play Committee 1413 A. A. Play 1313 Social Club 1213 Ofiice Staff 1413 Class Prophesy 141. Mabel, our class poet and playwright, is always ready to prepare the class for an entertainment or what have you. Wish We could all be .,s clever as you, Mabe, and we hope all good things will be yours. EVELYN MARY MOFFETT Muffins COMMERCIAL Born July 27, 1913, Berlin, N. H. Attended Groveton Elementary School A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Operetta 11, 2, 413 Dramatic Club 1113 Dancing Club 121: Sophomore Booth Committee 1213 Commercial Club 12, 313 Class B. B. 11, 2, 3, 413 Junior Prom Committee 1313 Senior Hop Committee 141: Year Book Staff 1413 Class Ode 141. 1Muflins would rather dance than eat, wouldn't you, Muf1ins ? When she's out of school, the whole school surely knows it, and our class espe- cially seems like a funeral. But, when she gets back again, we all know it without having her arrival announced. Anyway we'd have a very dull class without you, MufHns. PHILIP JOSEPH PATRICK Phil GENERAL Born October 19, 1913, Groveton, N. H. 1'His cheek is his Bioyrapherf' Class B. B. 11, 2, 41: Health Club 1115 Study Club 1413 Chemistry Club 1215 Electricity Club 1111 Year Book Staff 1413 Junior Prom Committee 1313 Senior Play 1413 Sophomore Booth Committee 1213 Typewriting Con- test 121g Operetta 11, 2, 413 Electrician 1311 Senior Hop Committee 1413 Class Will 141. . Phil is our champion blusher. You should see him blush and become all Hflustered up when we speak of a certain girl. Phil is a regular woman's man with his good looks and winning ways. Just Where do you stay out so late, Phil ? Page Fourteen I

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VAN BUREN HOPPS Van GENERAL Born January 13, 1914, Magog, Quebec. Canada, Attended Magog, Sherbrooke and Groveton Elementary Schools He most lives who thinks most, Feels the noblest, acts the bestf' Debating Club 13, 453 G Club 1353 Gun Club 125: Class Vice President 1153 Class Secretary-Treasurer 12, 353 Treasurer 1451 'Weekly Staif 11, 2, 3, 453 Year Book Staff 1451 A. A. Play 1153 Operetta Scenic Director 1353 Senior Play 1453 Sophomore Booth Committee 125: Commencement Com- mittee 1453 Freshman Prize Speaking 1153 Public Speaking 1253 Debating 13, 453 Class B. B. 11, 2, 3, 453 Baseball 12, 353 Basketball 1251 Football 1253 A. A. 11, 2, 353 School Seal 1353 Valedictorian, i'Van as you all probably know is going to outdo S. Parks Cadman in a few years. If you don't believe it, just go to church and listen to him preach3 or you may ask a certain Junior about him, He also is our smart one. What t'Van doesn't know isn't worth knowing. If you keep up your wonderful record, Van,'l we know you will reach the top. ROSE IDA ISRAEL 'Resign COMMERCIAL Born January 1, 1913, Norvogradock, Poland Attended Groveton Elementary School The time to be happy is now, The place to be happy is here. Class B. B. 11, 2, 453 Freshman Prize Speaking 1153 Sophomore Booth Cogn- mittee 1253 Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 453 Senior Play 1453 Year 23001: Staff 1453 Weekly Stan' 13, 453 Operetta 11, 2, 353 Oflice 'Staff 1353 'Jo.n- mercial Club 12, 353 Typewriting Club 12, 353 Typewriting Contest 1253 Class Ode 145. Rosie didn't come over in the Mayflower, but she's here just the same. and she's from the Old Country too. What tales she can 'tell about Qt. We wonder if she learned to giggle over there. She surely is a champion :it it. Rosie is partial to places beginning with Is it Berlin or Boston now, Rosie ? RAYMOND SAMUEL JOHNSON '3Ray1' GENERAL Born March 21, 1914, Groveton, N, H, Attended Groveton Elementary School 'Responsibilities gravitate to the person who can shoulder them. Class President 1453 Salutatory 1453 Senior Play 1453 Football 11, 22, 4, Basket Ball 12, 453 Class Basketball 11, 2, 353 Baseball 12, 453 A. A, Play 13, 453 Year Book Staff 1453 Health Club 12, 35: Debating Club 1451 Fresh- man Prize Speaking 115Z G Club 1353 Sophomore Booth Committee 1253 Junior Prom Committee 1353 Dancing Club 1153 Senior :lop Committee 1453 Cap and Gown Committee 145. Ray', is our expert teaser, but just why, Raymond, do you have to pick on Miss Cheney more than all the rest? Seriously, Raymonds various achieve- ments during his school career would nil 21 book. Good luck, Ray, whether you become an orator or a president. LOUIS ROMEO LeCLERE 'tMLno GENERAL Born June 11, 1914, Dixville, Quebec, Canada. Attended Groveton Elementary School Speech is silver, Silence is gold. Class Basketball 11, 2, 3, 453 A. A. 11, 2, 3, 451 B. B. 12, 3, 453 Football 13, 453 Baseball 13, 453 Scout Club 1153 Health Club 11, 253 Chemistry Club 1253 Pyramid Club 1353 Vice President of Class 1353 Sophomore Booth Committee 1253 Junior Prom Committee 1353 Senior Hop Committee 1452 Business Manager for Senior Play 1453 Class History 145: A. A. Play 135. Mino surely loves his athletics and his Sophomores. You should see him Hy around the basketball Hoor. We're afraid Jim Thorpe's wonderful records are going to take a sad drop when Mino'l gets out of school. He's a great asset to our class too, because he's quiet, and we surely need 51 few calm ones. A 5 i Page Thirteen I l . WX 1' I J A P 1 'l1r ' J I ,' li' i

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CLASS WILL We, the members of the Class of 1932, of Groveton High School, in the town of Groveton, in the county of Coos, in the State of New Hampshire, having sound minds and memories, do hereby make and publish this last will and testament and hereby do declare that this will is valid over other wills heretofore made. We, the Class of 1932, give, devise, and pass on to you, the Class of 1933, the following: our unquestionable reputation, our dignified man- ner, our ever-present enthusiasm, and our school spirit. We gladly will to you our history books and all of our English books. To our beloved faculty we bequeath our most sincere appreciation and gratitude for the time and services which they have given so cheerfully. Raymond johnson bequeaths his right to tease to Richard Russ who already shows signs of developing along that line. Evelyn Moffet wills her never-ending vitality to Ruth Russ and her spontaneous outbursts to Carrie Capen. Alcide Bean leaves his bashfulness to Walter Oliver Bushey, Jr. Van Buren Hopps bestows his habit of study- ing on Richard Hayes and his ability to speak before an audience without hesitation to any bashful member of the junior Class. Mabel Nelson leaves her curly hair to Natalie Merriam and her poetic ability to David Beattie that he may write sonnets to ease his heart. Lyman Dunham bequeaths his witty remarks to Hope Shallow so that she may amuse a cer- tain someone and his Ford to Arthur McDon- nell that he may amuse a certain someone . Ida Austin wills her dancing abilityto Arlene Kingston. Philip Christopher bestows his title of school crooner upon Lefty LeBlanc. Romeo LeClere wills to Bob Hall those char- acteristics associated with the name Romeo . Philip Patrick leaves his winning ways with the girls and his blushes to Dick Potter. Rose lsrael bequeaths her sunny smile and carefree giggle to Nelson Beattie. And to you all, we leave our happy Senior Year. Mr. R. A. llerham shall be executor of said will made by said class. In Witness Thereof, we have hereunto sub- scribed our names. Signed: CIASS OF 193 Z Witnessed: MARIAN L, CHIQNEY Page Fifteen