Groveton High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Groveton, NH)

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22 THE SENIORIAN -Wisswify . , Football C Upper Photoh Front row: Graham, Turner, R. Wilson, Cheney, Craggy, Nute, E. Wilson. Second row: Mathurin, Langley, Mr. Barry, Schillhammer, Emery. is bk bk Pk bk Student Activities Council fLower Photo? Front row: C. Beattie, J. Roberge, Mr. Perham, R. Marsh. Second row: O. Burke, R. Ledger H. Marshall, E. Woodward, J. Christopher. 1

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THE SENIORIAN 21 Why a cute little bungalow, in Groveton, too. I wonder who owns that. There's the former jane Stone out in the flower garden in back. Here comes Maurice Dupuis around the corner of the house. Now that's grand they have such a nice home. At the end of our school days Maurice was in the Army. Oh, the scene is changing. It's going to another section of Groveton. It's our old school. Thereis Maxine McCormack in the gym with a trophy in her hand. It says, f'Gir1 Champs, 1952.'l Well, Maca must be coaching the team. She cer- tainly was a good player herself. Another picture of Groveton. This time the business section. Groveton has grown quite a bit since H42.'y A new self-service A 81 P with all the trimmings- the door is opening, here comes the white-coated manager for a tardy word with the Armour salesman, who is just about to drive off. My, that manager looks familiar! Why, itls Bud Marsh. How nice that he is following in his fatheris footsteps. And I thought heid be a great poet by now. Oh, looks like we're in California. Yes, itis Los Angeles. The 'fLos Angeles- New York Railroadi' building looms in the distance. As the big doors open, we can see the door of the Presidentis office down the marble corridor. The printing on the big glass window says f'William Mathurin, President, Privatef, Looks like Matt is in the money. Now, to another part of Los Angeles. It's the city Children's Hospital. Such a neat, important looking building. As we look inside, the Superintendent of Nurses? office door opens and here comes Lena Hayes. She looks as impressive and neat as the hospital itself. Iym sure the children all love her. Oh, the crystal ball is a blank now. I must have seen all of my classmates in my travels with the crystal ball and Iim certainly glad they are all doing so well. Marion Hodge Betty Rowland Pk Pk Dk bk elf The Faculty The faculty are my teachers I shall not want others. They maketh me to fatigue my poor brain. They leadeth me to their desks, They demandeth my gum, They canneth me From classes for my lesson's sake Yea, though I walk through the halls in silence, I fear them For they watcheth me Their ideas and assignments terrifieth me, I am prepared for bawling outs In the presence of my classmatesg I annointeth my books with study, My marks runneth down, Surely if they teacheth me all the days of my life I shall dwell in the Home of the feeble-minded forever,

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THE SENIORIAN 25 yi Weekly Staff QUDDEI' Photob Front row: King, Chase, Mayberry, Craggy, Turner, Bechard, Nute, Barnett, Miss Morrison. Second row: Roberge, Hall, Perham, LeClaire, Beattie, Hodge, Rowland, Boucher, Cantin, Mead. Third row: Malenfant, McCormack, Styles, Johnson, Schillhammer, Emery, Mead, Moffett. Pkfiiflsblsfk Defense Committee CLOWEIT Photob Front row: Rowland, Mr. Sawyer, Miss Morrison, Mr. Perham, Miss Keene, King. Second row: Swift, McFarland, Schillhamrner, Craggy, Chase, Emery.