Groveton High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Groveton, NH)

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GIRL THE SENIORIAN 13 BOY Betty Rowland ,7M,.,......-, , Florence Doherty .,........., Muriel Swift ,...,...eee,eeee..,, Maxine McCormack Maxine McCormack Florence Doherty ,.........,, Rachel McFarland ,.,ve,,eee Janet Roberge ,,,,7,e,,e.,..,. Audrey Doolan ,o,,.....,...... Marion Hodge eo,ee,e,,ee,,o., Rachel McFarland ....,ee.., Rachel McFarland ....eeeoe, Betty Rowland .eee,eoe........ Betty Rowland eoeoeooo,eoo...r Betty Rowland .e,,o,,,e,eo.... Audrey Doolan ,....e,eo,ee,e.. Maxine LeClaire ,o,.ee,eo,oe.. Jane Stone ,e,cec,eeeeo,oeeoo,ee, Winnifred Rowell Muriel Swift do eeoeo o....e. C , janet Roberge ,oo,oo Janet Roberge ,o.oeee.eeeeee,eee Janet Roberge .,e,,ee,.ee,.,..,, Rachel McFarland ee,o,eeo.i Verna Russell .ce.eeee.....ere.e Priscilla Brigham ee,.,,,,,,. Maxine McCormack Muriel Swift .e,ee.,..e,ee,.. . Elizabeth Curtis ..,.eeee....e Yvonne LeClere ...,,.,,e,,.., Maxine LeClaire ,...,e....., Beryl Fogg ,ee,... . ee.......reeee Muriel Swift - s,,.. .. Yvonne LeClere ,e,,,......,.e Marion Hodge ,r,e janet Roberge .... Dorothy Cantln .,..ree,. E .... janet Roberge ,eee....e....... Maxine LeClaire ....srss.,. Florence Doherty .,ee.,..e... Betty Rowland err,.-.ia enior .guloerfctlluea Succeed ....eees ........ Easy Going ,,.e .4 e.ee.. -. Talkatzoe ....,, .......f Respected ...... ........ Popular ..... ,ee,,eve Serious ....... ........ Billie Schillhammer Dick Graham Ed Wilson Bill Mathurin Holly Emery jack Ryan Polite ....e,ee. ,,....,e I ack Ryan Humorous .... ..... - Bob Marsh Practical ,e,,. ,.....e, N Iickey Woodward Studious ..., , ........ Bill Mathurin Willing ...,,..... ,.r..... Trustworthy Earl Elliott Mickey Woodward Best Student ...,,.. ...,,.e t Bill Mathurin Best Looking ....... ..,eer,, D ick Graham Best Dressed . ee-.. ee,eei.. Billie Schillhammer Best Natured ....eee e.eee.. B ob Wilson Best Worker ....., ree,,e,, J ames Gallagher Best Dancer ..,,ee e,eee,,, H olly Emery Class Baby .,.,..e. ee.ee..e J ack jordan Class Blujer ,,,ee,, ......e. H olly Emery W isecracker .ee,.. ....Ye,e Wittiest ,..,. N oisiest ...., ,e.,,ee, Smallest ..... .....ee Musician .,ee.. ,eee.... .Biggest Athlete ..v..ee eteeeeee Laziest Blusher .....ee ..Y,eeee Neatest C ceee as Busiest Tallest Giggler Artist Poet ..,.,,..,,.... ....eeee Holly Emery Dick Graham Jack jordan James Gallagher Billie Schillhammer Millard Nute Holly Emery Merle Allin Lloyd Wheelock Billie Schillhammer James Gallagher Dick Graham Jack Jordan Bill Mathurin Bob Marsh Night Hawk ...... .....,,. B Iickey Woodward Vainest ......,,.. ......,e H olly Emery Clown ..e,. .... t....... .Boldest ,....e, e..v,e,...... ee........tttt Shyest A .....,,......ee...............e..........V...... Best Combination of Looks-Brains, Dick Graham Jack Jordan Fred Sullivan Bill Mathurin

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12 SENIORIAN' History of Class In September of 1936, 52 boys and girls entered Groveton High School and be- gan probing around to find out what it was all about. These were the seventh graders and the class of 'f42. After learning what the story was, they settled down and became good students. The first thing this class did was to hold a social which was not too successful. In 1937 the eighth grade, with 46 students, took over their new duties and did them well. 1938-The Freshman year, and it was in this year that the Freshman initiation was the biggest and toughest, but they took it well, and they were all set to deliver the same to next year's Freshmen. This year the Freshmen won the cup for the class tournaments and for the winter carnival and in dramatics. The class bought its banner on funds raised from three socials. Then in 1939, came the Sophomore year, and it was then that this class turned some of their athletes into full-fledged players by donating them to the varsity teams. The class now consisted of 44 pupils. In 1940, the Juniors started off with a bang. They elected Billy Mathurin to lead, and he did his job well. They held the Junior Prom and had a record attendance. Then, wonder of wonders, came 1941. They were Seniors, yes, honest to good- ness seniors. The class consisted of 37 pupils and had surely dwindled. Billy Mathurin was again chosen to lead the class, and it was this year that most of their representatives in the school activities made good. They held their Senior Play and made very good, having another record attendance. All the things that took place during this year added to their prestige, and they graduate as full-fledged Groveton High School representatives. Though we will admit that weive been a dumb bunch and a group that was hard to manage, we hope that the faculty and the student body will forgive us and accept our thanks and our gratitude for all they have done for us. Billie Schillhammer Pk Dk Pk Pk Pk Honor Parts AVERAGE OF 90 OR OVER William Mathurin Betty Rowland-Salutatorian William Schillhammer-Valedictorian AVERAGE OF 85 OR OVER Dorothy Cantin Earl Elliott Hollis Emery james Gallagher Maxine LeClaire Jane Stone Maxine McCormack Rachel McFarland Millard Nute Winnifred Rowell Verna Russell

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ff ff 14 THE SENIORIAN Ctm PRISCILLA BRIGHAM- Priscilla has the reddest hair, T Her temper suits it, too When she's mad, it's just too bad, It makes us feel so blue. ELIZABETH CURTIS- Beth is from the Dajfodill Your troubles she will mend, Ercept when there's a boy concerned Winnie is her friend. AUDREY DOOLAN- Z. -A Audrey Doolan is the girl 7 The teachers all adore, She's got co many high ranks now She c1n't get many more. DOROTHY CANTIN- To Dctty, who is quite some player, And surely a good sport, We ask this question, What has That boy from Stratford got? 5 FLORENCE DOHERTY- Florence is a quiet girl For ranks, though, she's high, X And when she passes by or near, X The boys all give a sigh. , EERYL FOGG- Beryl's the class six-footer, She makes us feel so small, She is the team's high scorer In the school girls' basketball. RITA GOULET- Rita is a new one this year, f? - Hailing from 'way up North, She's quiet and kind, the sort of That makes the boys sally forth. MARION HODGE- Marion is from Guildhall, And ever since she was seven It has been her home, An ideal place for heaven. LENA HAYES- Lena's speech is known to all, It's heard through every hall, From morning until evening, From Spring until the Fall. MARGUERITE HODGE- Maggie is so quiet, You'd never know she's near. Lost Nation is a wonderland, Is all she'll let you hear. MAXINE LeCLAIRE- Marine L. is very small But on the floor she's quick, The way she gets around so spry Makes all the rest look sick. YVONNE LeCLERE- Yvonne is also quiet, But attractive in her way, The boys secretly admire her As you'll hear anyone say. MAXINE McCORMACK- Maca is the Queen of Basketball And Carnival Queen, with glory, Some boys think she's shy, But some tell another story. a find 7 - OQWLJ RACHEL MCFARLAND- Rachel was the manager Of the winning team of girls, But what would she do without The Smokys, Macs, and Beryls. JANET ROBERGE- Janet is, I sadly fear A nighthawk, without doubt, But she is one the Senior Class Could not do without. WINNIFRED ROWELL- - with the shy little grin Wtnnie's the girl She isn't too fat, nor is she to thin. She isn't too tall, But Holly is the been caught. VERNA RUSSELL- Verna with her cow girl troupe Has toured o'er all the land. They are so good that when they play They're given quite a hand. BETTY ROWLAND- to Bunny boys adore to take her out comes before. MURIEL SWIFT- To Muriel, better known as 'tMinnie We now dedicate this space, Her actions to the boys are such that She puts them in their place. JANE STONE- Now Jane, who is so quiet, But who dances, oh, so fine, Has Maurice for a boy friend, He keeps her right in line. JAMES GALLAGHER- Jamesie's the sheik in our class, And he's not from Arabee He'll make some girl a happy lass, When he pays a wedding fee. HOLLIS EMERY- At basketball, Holly is a diller, He simply can't be beat. He is a Lady-Killer, One the girls all want to meet. EDWARD WILSON- Eddie is tall, lank and lean. As a hunter he is grand, If, you want an all-round athlete, You'll find Eddie's the best in hand. JACK JORDAN- Jack is the toughie in our class, With some girls he's always fighting It must be because he is so small He's always barking instead of biting. MILLARD NUTE- Nutie is quite a sport, At football he's not too bad, He made the all-state football team. But girls, he's not to be had. or she isn't too short, one by whom she has Now we come Whom all the They all wish But homework DICK GRAHAM- Dickie hails from Percy, It isn't a bad little town, When Holly and Dick get together, Dick acts the part of a clown.