Groveton High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Groveton, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1956 volume:

THE GROVETQN SENIQRIAN f G I H gh S 1 9 5 GROVETON, NEW HAMPSHIRE Yearbook 0 fore 072 i Choo! Ded1Cat1on To you Mr Sawyer we the Class of l956 dedicate this yearbook for your kmdness and paflence shown fo us through all our years afGHS lt was wonderful havmg you as an adviser a friend and a faculty member 0 0 , , . , ,, .. , ,.-,...... l E ! 1 1 l l I . I ,1 I ' I I I In Memouam 'Mai' EDWARD CHAPMAN Bowejmzzzfzrj 13 1937 Dzedjzzlj 31 1955 o X wwmf' I l ,' , v 3 SENIORIAN STAFF Row 1 N Beaton M Knapp D Dupuls D Woodward MISS Chapman S Anderson M Gonyer C Demars Row2 T Platt R Collms R Marshall A Johnson R Collms L Valllere J Cole L Devost C Marshall P Tllton B Muldoon Scn1or1an Staff EDITOR IN CHIEF Dorls Woodward ASSISTANT EDITOR Shella Anderson BUSINESS MANAGERS Dorothy Dupuls Maynard Knapp SPORTS EDITORS James Cole Rachel Co1l1n I' ACULTY POEMS ASSEMBLIES LI'l ERARY J OKES SOCIALS ALTIVITIES ALUMNI PROPHECY CLASS WILL HEAD TYPIST SENIOR WRITEUPS AR'1 HISTORY SU PERLATIVES SPECIALTIES Carol Marshall Shella Anderson Mona Gonyer Pearl Tllton Ann Johnson G Lawrence Valllere Shella Anderson Pat Marshall Carolyn Demars Theresa Platt Pearl Tllton James Cole Loulse Devost Robert Collms Rachel Collms Nancy Beaton Beata Muldoon The Faculty COIQV Row 2 Mr MICIICCI Mr Matthews Mi Cl mc-nce M1 Bradstreet Mr Moulton Mr Molm M1 Closs M1 Sawyer M HOXWARD D FOWLIE CHARLES W RYAN Siflffllllftllfffllf of Szfmnf Clfitwfldll i 5 g Q if I fs 1 Sw Y i I ,V FACULTY: Row 1-Miss Morrison, Miss Chapman, Mrs. Cascadden, Mr. Cascadden, Miss Pillsbury, Mrs. Christie, Miss ' a FACULTY Roy f Cascadden Kasey Fd.V0llt6 6XpleSSlOn 0 K Hometown Groveton New Hampshire Classes taught Psychology Sociology, and D11ve1 Training Previous teaching experience New London Conn Travels New England New York and Eastern Plovmces of Canada Hollis F Sawyer Hollle Hometown Groveton, New Hampshlre Business Training P1 evlous teaching experience North Stratford New Hampshlre Lisbon New Hampshne Paul Bradstreet Paul Hometown Portland Maine Classes taught General Science Previous teaching experience Fryeburg Mame Bertha M Chapman Hometown Groveton New Hampshue Favorite expression Thats right Classes taught Engllsh 9 11 12 Travels Canada and the New England states , . 1 ,, . .. I. . s , ,' , ' Ln n i , . T , ' .' . . . . - V y . L 1 A ry ' ' KC ' Y, Classes taught-Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Junior v . . . - y ,g ' , . ' ' Ci Y! l , . l , . v 1 Y ' . ' ' -ill 7 ' 77 i I 9 y FACULTY Ellen Weeks Chrlstle Hometown Groveton New Hampshlre Classes taught-Economlcs and Busmess Law Clvlcs and Mathematlcs Prevxous teachlng experlence New Hampshire Ver mont Massachusetts and North Carollna Travels Llved and traveled ln each state along the Eastern Seaboard and several others George B Clemence Clem Hometown Sprmgfield Massachusetts Favorlte expresslon There are two of us an you re not foolmg me Classes taught Hlstory 7 and 8 Junlor Business Trammg Prevlous teachmg experience Ocean Clty Maryland and Osslpee New Hampshlre Travels Umted States and Canada ffrom Yaklta to Attu from Seward to Mary s Igloob Ellen B Corey Len Hometown Groveton New Hampshxre Favoute expression Now let s be quletl ' Classes taught Junior Hlgh English French I 81 II shlre Travels England Scotland France Belglum East ern Canada all but 11 states ln the Unlted States Herbert H Cross Hometown Chester Massachusetts Classes taught Industrxal Arts Prevlous teachlng experience Fryeburg Malne Travels England France Germany and Belglum Donald Chandler Matthews Chan Hometown Groveton New Hampshlre Favorlte expressxon You learned that ln the Hrs grade Classes taught Clvlcs 9 English 10 and Umted States Hlstory 11 Prevxous teachmg experlence North Troy and Wmd sor Vermont Travels New England New York Pennsylvanla, Wxsconsm Callforma Florida Nevada Washmg ton Vlrglnla The Gaspe Peninsula Quebec Mont real Toronto Italy Corslca France Holland Eng land Switzerland and Scotland l , . 5 . . . - . Y - 1 Y ' ll if 1. l , in Y d ! ' YY - . , , . . . Q . . T . Y Q 7 - . . t Y , . 66 97 1 , . ,- ' Tn 1 ' 1 F- . . . , Previous teaching experience-Littleton, New Hamp- T 1 1 1 1 ' , . i 1 . . . -B , . L , 1 1 1 - Cl O! , , l . . H . + - . YY - . . , . , . Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 Y ' nh' FACULTY l OUIS E Mlcuccl I oule Hometown Gorham lNew Hampshire Favorite expression Listen Classes taught Instrumental Theory Vocal Band and Orchestra and Music Appreciation Previous teaching experience Brookline Medford and North Eastern Massachusetts Travels New York Pennsylvania Ohio North Car olma South Carolina Georgia Washington Vlr gmla Maine Rhode Island Tennessee 8x Canada Pierre Morin Pete Hometown Lewiston Maine Classes taught World History World Pioblems and Driver Trammg P1 evlous teaching CYPCTISHCS Maine Travels U S and Europe Courtesy of U S Arm Dorothy E Morrison Do Hometown Gloveton New Hampshire Favorite CYPTESSIOII Settle down Classes taught Office Practice Shorthand Book keeping Typing I and II Travels Canada Washington DC New Yolk state and New York City Richard A Moulton Dick Hometown Ashland New Hampshire Classes taught Mathematics Travels Japan Courtesy U S Army Barbara J Pillsbury Barb Hometown Kennebunkport Mame Classes taught-Home Economics Previous teaching experience-Pittsburg N. H. Travels-Canada New Fngland states South to Vir- ginia and West to Pennsylvania. Jack Dw yer Lynch President Dryer Born Canandaigua N Y December 11 1938 Worry never robs tomorrow of its sorrow it only saps today of its strength Ambition to be a teachei President H1Y ofiicer A A Fneman Basketball Soccer Baseball Ground Observer Inltlatlon Com mlttee JI American Legion Baseball Junior Prom Committee Physical Ed Class Tournaments Orches tra Carnival Committees Saturday Night Dancing Club President of Tennis Club Band Ofhcer Student Councll Athletic Council Class Ofiicei DeMolay James R Shannon Vice President Gunner Born Lancaster N H December 7 1938 Sure I lSl ground Civil Defense Junior High Basketball A A Class Ofiicei Junior Play Semor Play Student Council Carnival Committees Social Committees Prom Com mittee 4 H Foul Shooting Physical Education Ini tiation Committee Float Committee ProJect1on Club Patricia Ann Marshall Secretary Pat Born Lancaster N H January 11 1938 For cryin out loud' Ambition to be an X Ray technician Chorus 4 H Grange Class 0621061 Yearbook Staff Theresa Gwendolyn Platt Treasurer Thres Born Groveton N. H. March 31 1938 Oh you re clever! Ambition: to have Love and Marriage Girl Scouts 4-H Class Oiiicer Sec.-Treas. of A.A. Junior Prom Chairman Float Committees Softball Chorus Coronation Chairman Tri-Hi-Y Carnival Queen Candidate Microscope Club Girls Sports Club Majorette Corps Yearbook Staff Driver Train- ing Social Committee Initiation Committee Cheer- leader. James Michael McBride Class Marshal Mickey' Born Groveton N. H. January 11, 1938 Is that right? Ambition: find a tree that grows money A.A., Ground Observer Class Ofiicer, Basketball, Cross Country Team, Soccer, Fireman, Boys Chorus, Physical Ed., Class Tournaments, Hi-Y, Christian Doctrine, Dancing Club. , ' ll I7 . 7 ' 'Y 7 u ' , ' 7 ' 7? U v i' 9 ' '1 I l 'r' I. 5 . y ,I . , 1 - 1 . ' . ' . . ' . - 7 . . 7 ' 7 l . I 7 Y ' 1 1 7 ' ' ' S6 I! 9 ' 'v 9 ' Ki ' 77 , . Ambition: to fiy in an airplane with both feet on the . . U , . . . , . W h ' V7 ' 7 . Y. 7 . , . . , . ,- - . , - . 1 - . - , - 7 7 ' ' ' ll 79 7 ' '7 7 ll ' 7 77 1 ' s , 1 is ' 68 !7 7 7 7 K4 7 77 7 ll 7? 7 Y 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Y 7 7 7 9 Y , , , 7 , , 7 7 je-.ahh L Six i. CLASS OF 1956 Shella May Anderson She She Shell Born Lancaster N H January 10 1939 Would anyone hke to buy a Carmval Queen Ticket Ambltlon get caught ln The Tender Trap A A Soc1alCommlttees Assemblles 4 H Vlce Pres Orchestra Carn1valComm1ttees Majorette Cheer leader Office Staff Chorus Carmval Queen Candl date Imtlatlon Commxttee A A Vlce Pres All State Chorus Food Sale Prom Commxttee Jumor Play Semor Play Manchester Centennial Chorus Carmval Queen Ralnbow Glrls Carmval Ball Decor atlng Commlttee Brldge Party Yearbook Staff Patrlcla Ann Barrows Pat Patty Boln Lancaster N H July 18 1935 What Ambltlon house work Tr1H1Y Drlver Ed Physlcal Ed Chorus Foul Shootlng Chrlstmas Carols Church Suppers Marlene Linda Bean Llttle Bean Born Groveton N H August 15 1938 Jlmmle Crow Ambltlon own a ranch Glrls Friendly Soclety MY F Baby Slttlng Float Committees Sculpture Committees Chorus Jumor Play Nancy Carhsle Beaton Nan Nance Born Lancaster N H August 8 1938 Darn lt' Ambltlon to be slx feet tall Basketball Jumor Play Senlor Play Chorus A A Brldge Party Commlttee Ofllce Staff Soclal Commit tee Jumor Prom Commlttee Yearbook Staff Car mval Ball Committee Carmval Commlttees Softball Inltlatxon Committee Church Cholr 4 H Cheerlead er Dancmg Club C1v1l Defense Physlcal Ed Class Tournaments Mllllcent J Cloutler Mlllle Born Lancaster N H September 20 1938 Is that right' Oh my goodness' Glory be' Ambxtlon Play basketball wlth the Celtlcs Student Councll Basketball Chorus Softball Jumor Play Semor Play President of A A Carmval Com mlttee Prom Commlttee Ground Observer Driver Ed Snowshoe Club 15 aka.. :Mfg GRO ETO HIGH SCHOOL Al' Lee Feorge Cass Lee George Stoogle Born Waukesha Wlsconsln July 9 1938 Who When What? Where AmbltlOn who knows who cares ACtlV1t1ES None lf I can get out of them James B Cole Bottles lm Born Groveton N H June 11 1938 Golng to Fat s Sat N1ght'7 AmbltlOn to wrlte a best selllng novel Class Oflicer A A 4 H Youth Fellowshlp H1 Y Float Commlttees Snow Sculpture Commlttees Jun lor Prom Decolatmg Commxttee Jumor Play Senlor Play Chanman of Carmval Skatlng Party ClVll De fense Soclal Committees Methodlst Church Sunday School Yealbook Staff Danclng Club Flreman 4H Honor Club Physlcal Ed Foul Shootlng 4 H Advls ory Councll Carmval Committee Brxdge Party Ac compamed Chorus Carmval Decoratmg Commlttee Rachel Mae Collms Rae Born Lancaster N H October 30 1937 All rlght you k1ds' Ambltl0H smgmg ln my own Opera Theater Glrls Frlendly Soclety A A Glrl Scouts Softball M Y F Cholr Cheerleader Baby Slttmg Student Councll Youth Centel Jun1o1 Prom Commxttee Jun xor Play Semor Play Usherette at Graduatlon Float Committees Cholus Banquet Carmval Ball Decorat mg Committee Yearbook Staff Robert John Collms Bob Boln Lancaster N H October 30 1937 A a well now' Amblt10H to be my own boss Basketball Baseball Track Sklmg Class Tourna ments Boys Cooklng Class Boys Chorus Snowshoe mg Prom Decorating Commlttee Carmval Ball Com mittee Student Councll Class OIHCGI Class Tourna ments Parade Chauman ClVll Defense Jumox Play Semol Play Flreman Snow Sculpture Commlttee Yearbook Staff A A Carolyn J Demars Caddy Carol Born Lancaster N H November 5 1937 I ate the onlons' Ambltlon teacher and coach A A Basketball Softball Float Commlttees, Sculp tule Commlttees Trl H1 Y Usher for Graduatxon Chrlstlan Doctrine Jumor Play Senior Play Chorus, Grange Church Cholr Dancmg Club Jumor Prom Decoratmg Commlttee Yearbook Staff IYlltl3t10I'l C0mm1tt86 Physlcal Ed Office Staff Foul Shootlng, Chrlstmas Concert Class Tournaments 'Qu ...Q-.qui CLASS OF 1956 loulse Rose Marne Dewost lou Vleezy Born Berlin IN H June 6 1928 Just a Mlnute Ambltlon to wrestle an octopus Class Oilicer Sculpture Commlttees Float Commlt tees Carmval Committee A A Chorus Co Ed1to1 School Column Soc1alCha1rman Jr Play Carnlval Ball Decoratlng Committee Dancmg Club Senlor Play Chrlstlan Doctrlne Office Staff Foul Shootmg Drlver Ed Motto Commlttee Yearbook Staff Em ployed at Log Cabm Restaurant Dorothy Elizabeth Dupuns Dorsey Tiger Born Groveton N H Apr1l21 1938 We can take Ovlla ' Ambltlon to play basketball with the Globe Trotters Basketball A A Softball Chorus Employed at Du puls Market Refreshment Commlttees Tr1H1Y Chalrman of Snow Sculpture Commlttees Junlol Prom Decoratmg Commlttee Blldge Party Com mlttee Buslness Mgr for Jumor and Senlol Play Yearbook Staff Float Commlttees Sl atlng Party Commlttee Office Staff Co Captaln Varslty Basket ball Team Physlcal Educatlon Foul Shootmg Richard A Emery Dlck Donkey dust' Ambltxon not certam Snow Sculpture Float Commlttee Flreman Physlcal Ed Junlor Play Richard Haney lllck Born Lancaster N H September 13 1938 W e l l' Ambltlon Secondary Sclence Teacher Y M C A 4 H Orchestra Band Country Youth Ad vlsory Councll M6thOdlSt Fellowshlp Jumor Play Attended Malne Music Camp Bessle Stella Hickey Bess Born Groveton N H May 14 1938 That s all rlght I llke you too Ambition Methodlst Youth Fellowshlp Chorus emi -...wxm ' , ' . is H U ' 9' . . . 1 . ' ' v ' '1 v ' Al ' YY . , - ' u 1 - I I Y . ' 'Y Y - ' 1 F A ' , . ' . ' . ' ' . . U A h . . . , y n K, n , 7 . , , -1 ' y 1 ' ' ' 56 Y! it ' if 1 ' 'Y l bl L ' Y 17 1 ' -9 1 ' v ' . , . . . . ' . ' ' Y ' v . Q - , . D n - I A 1 - . I 1 v l Y - 'XPC ' I ' 9 . 9 i I l . 4 Wk .4 L W - - ' Y ' 1 l Y . ' , J Y ' . K , . I 1, U ' ri C Born Lancaster, N. H., Aprll 9, 1938 in H 9 x ff ' , , , X ' 3 ' g. ., . ' ' It 1 . . V 54 ' n v ' 'v ' y H - - Y! I - - 1. . . hy .Y - , , 4 a ' . Y . I Y 'N' , ,- ' an rs P ' 'J Y 44 l ' , ' 79 , . ' I I Af' is .N-1, ,- .. . 4' - ! . . ' 1. N ' M Bruce Hodge Speedy Born Northumberland N H June 5 1938 What a revoltmg development' Amb tion To graduate Student Council Junior Play Senior Play, Chorus Fireman Patricia Julia Gonyer Theresa Born Lancaster N H November 14 1937 All righty' Ambition To Join the Navy or to be a secretary Chorus Assembly Initiation Committee Float Com mittee Prom Committee Carnival Ball Decorating Romona Hazel Gonyer Mona Born Lancaster N H April 4 1937 You better believe lt' Ambition to walk down the aisle to Lohengrms Wedding March Softball 4 H Vice Pres of Student Council Sculp ture Committee Carnival Ball Committee Float Committee Chorus Knitting Club Yearbook Staff Carolyn Ann Johnson Ann Born Groveton N. H. December 10 1937 Hurry up! Ambition: to be a secretary. Foul Shooting Chorus Physical Ed. Christmas Con- cert Initition Committee Driver Education Gregg Typing Award Yearbook Staff Office Staff Chris- tian Doctrine. Thomas Everett Johnson Guts Born Gorham N. H. January 1 1939 Holy ole samanthony! ' Ambition: Ask John D. Rockefeller Jr. for change for a penny. Altar Boy Student Council Junior Play Senior Play, Civil Defense, Employed at S 8: W Market ll Y! 9 ' 'Y 7 ll ' .YY l l Y l 9 l 7 , I an N ' n , n , , 1. ' I . I , Q - Committee, Yearbook Stalf. 3 ' '9 ' 7 ll ' ' Y! . . I . U . , ' l !7 1 ' iv . ,- . ' 1 ' . , u o , I 7 3 ' if 98 Y 7 Y ll H ? Y Y I l 1 l 9 I 66 I9 7 9 ! I4 I I 1 P 1 'Li CLASS OF 1956 May nard F hnapp hnappw Born Groveton N H October 8 1924 -Xin t that a fright' Ambrtron Go over Niagara Falls rn a sardrne can Class Officer Float Committees SOCl3l Committees Cround Observer Junror Play Senror Play Year book Staff Physical Fd Cooking Club Boys Sports Club Fireman A A Class Tournanent Snowshoe mg Club Assemblies Inrtratron Conrmrttee Float Committees 4 H Foul Shooting Carol Knne Marshall Carol Born Northumberland N H February 1 1938 For cryin Tears Ambrtron To be a nurse Assemblies Grange 4H Social Commrttees Baby srttrng Chorus A A Float Committees Carnrval Ball Decorating Conrmrttee Dancing Club Junror Pl ry Senror Play Co Fdrtor of School Column Food Sale President Student Councrl Chr rstran Doctrrne Yearbook Staff Driver Fd Carolyn H Miles Muff Born Groveton N H June 27 1938 Sure Iwrll Ambrtron to be a famous electrician Baton twrrler 4 H A A Junror Play Senror Play Float Committees Rarnbow Girls Chorus Beata Muldoon Bambi Born Newton Mass Aprrl14 1938 Oh darn rt Ambrtron Lrvt until I dre A A Basketball Cheerleader Softball Junror Play Senror Play Carnrval Commrttee Ground Observer Chorus Prom Commrttee Yearbook Staff Driver Education Athletrc Councrl Margaret Elizabeth Nason Betty Born Berlin N. H. March 12 1936 Old Christmas. Ambition: to be a nurse Cafeteria work M. Y. F. 4-H Young Peoples Club Church Choir' Book Club Chorus Baby sitting. Wi Rena Marie Olivier Rene Rena Born Groveton N H March 30 1938 Holy catfish Holy crow aren t you a smart one Ambition Change my name to His Chorus Student Council Float Committee Initiation Committee Girls Basketball Manager Constance-I Platt Connie Born Groveton N H August 8 1938 Well la te da Ambition Swim the English Channel A A Basketball Girls Friendly Society Float Com mittee YWCA Baby sitting Carnival Queen Can didate Chorus Social Committee President Tr1H1 Y Cheerleading Skating Party Committee Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Carnival Ball Com mittee Senior Play Majorette Softball Loren Wayne Rogers Wayne Born Stark N H July 10 1937 Is that the way it goes? Ambition Test dl ive new cars Just ol? assembly line Giange 4H Ground Observer Fireman Initiation Committee Float Committee Snow Sculpture Com mittees Senior Play Kay I. Stone Jigger Born Groveton N. H. November 3 1938 My goodness! Ambition: to have a good job. Church Choir Girls Friendly Society Girl Scouts Softball Methodist Church M.Y. F. Assistant Bible School Teacher Baton Twirler Baby sitting A. A. Snow Sculpture Committees. Pearl Gladys Tilton 'Pert Born Groveton N. H. September 8 1937 Well really? Ambition: to be a teacher. Chorus Church Choir Science Fair Dress Show As- sistant in Bible School Plymouth Teachers College Visiting Day Yearbook Staff Office Staff Driver Education. ' ' ,' is 11 u 11 1 ' 11 1 44 1 11 1 1 ' ' ' , u ' 11 1 1 1 . . , , . so ' 11 1 ' '1 1 1 u 11 , - - . . , . . ' ' . . . 7 - , . . . ., , . . .- ' . ' . ' . - - . - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' is 11 1 ' '1 1 u ' 11 1 1 ' 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 ss 11 1 1 1 as 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L 11 1 1 1 u 11 , - 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 CLASS GF 195 lawrence A Wallrere Larry Born Berlrn NH February r 1937 Sr-ealx' Ambrtron To graduate Snow sculpture Float Commrttee Carnrval Sports Yearbook Staff Natronal C uard Junror Prom Com mrttee Frreman Town Radro and TV Servrce Man Fourth of July Parade Chr rstran Doctrrnc. Dorrs E Woodward 0 Born Groveton N H January 23 1938 You got troubles I thought so Amhrtron Run the Russran Government Semor Play Chorus All State Softball A A Class Oflicer Carnrval Commrttees Prom Commrttee So crals Ground Observer Assemblres Yearbook Staff Manchester Centennral Chorus Brrdge Commrttee Physrcal Educatron 4 H Inrtratron Float Commrttee Stanley Ernest Wrrght Red Stan Born Lancaster N H Apr rl 6 1937 How about that? Ambrtron Go around the world rn a rubber raft Junlor Play Snow Sculpture Commrttee A A Float Commrttees Frreman Inrtratron Commrttee Phys rcal Educatron Foul Shootrng O 1 V ' sn ,vu 1 . . . ' V 'Y Q -1 r. , ,Y 7 v . I Y ' . ! 1 V1 , 11 , 1 - Y Y . I . I . v . . . ,- ' 0 . bil, UI . Y ' 'Y Y ll , YY AL 17 Student Council, Basketball Manager, Junior Play, r ' 9 I' 1 v '1 ' 1 9 . 1 ' ! I Y i 7. ' ' . J 1 1 1 1 1' 1 I, v ' 9 1 Y ' M 97 66 Q! ' I ' '7 i. Y IK il I 1 , 1 1 1 1 ' ,. D lv ' .1 ' v I v ' , . ro CLASS OF 1956 Scmor Class SENIOR CLASS Row 1 C Demars R Gonyer D Dupuls A Johnson T Platt Treas J Shannon V Pres J Lynch Pres P Marshall Sec J McBr1de Marshal N Nason B Muldoon S Anderson Row 2 Mr Bradstreet Advlser N Beaton P Barrows M Cloutler K Stone B Hlckey R Colllns R Ollvler L Devost C Marshall D Woodward P Tll ton M Bean P Gonyer Mr Sawyer Adviser Row3 C Miles T Johnson L Cass J Cole W Rogers R Haney D Hodge M Knapp I Valllere S Wrlght R Colllns C Platt 'E to 2 V1 5 A 5 I 1 5 , 2 1 , A 5 l 1 7 Q 4 4 , ,, , , i , s ., A f vi I Q x , . , 5 . i ' W Q ' 5 QF! V K .R ' v- 1 I Y . if - . . . : - . , . , . , . , . , .5 . , . .5 . -5 - , -S - , 5 - , - , - S - - , S , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' Y ' 7 ' I ' 7 : ' I ' Y ' ! ' Y ' Y ' 7 , . , J. , . , . , . . Seventh Grade CRXDF SFWEN Rowl I' Demels D Collme J Slmpson R LeClere C Tetu R Belube I Welch R Cllbert R De Blols C COtt9l R Hodge Row Z S Mlllex S Bacon F Robmson R W00dXKdld S Yolk J BlVdll VS Hxnklev Knox P Lavlgne D Hall I LaB1ec'que C Iunn Row 'S MISS C0165 .I Call C Savage S Platt J MlLhCll7010 Covell C Stxles M Woods P Brools P Mayherxy N Doxsland R Hopps VS Mclxenney D Deolmg D Ollvel Colllns MISS PlllSlJl1!y Rovs 4-J Newsom G Boland I Tulnel D Langlcx D 'Nelson NN McMann D C xudette 0ff1CC Staff ICFSTH-P Ron 1 T Call N ex on I o Q umm lin N5 I hall T an S 'Nlxhu 4 v . L I I ' ez! 3 l I an , ' el m :- l G . , ' -,P 9, ,.','l': -I. '.. '.,.' , . ,. ,. ' ,.. 1', ',. Y . D., v 5 .y I , . '. Y . ,.., ' .., U , 'I -,MC ,. , . ,..1 ' , .. 3 A , . ','. V' ,. ' ,.. l',T l, .l j., . ., ,. z, . , . ' , . '. ' 1' ', . ' , . ',T :, 5 ' . ' , . , .. ' ', . r j, . .' S , '. ' , . iz , L Hawksley, M. Claudette, D. Charron, T. Mills, D. Collins. I 55 if ' 5? 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' ight HI Y CLUB Row 1 K Newsom J lynch J Cole W Kerr R Nugent R Beattle P Boucher Row 2 C Platt R Llz lotte C Schoff F Tremose R Ol1v1e1 B Bean Row 'S T Mahurln R Hanev P Nelson L Rlce H1 Y News Our H1 Y elected oflicers last sprmg and they very act1ve this year but we have had a paper drlve are Presldent B111 Kerr V1ce Presxdent Ross Beat and a soc1al Our club was also lnvlted to Gorham tle Secre ary James Cole Treasurer Alclde Bean to a dance which was enjoyed by everyone We and Chaplaln Robert Nugent We lostalarge num have qu1te a few plans for other 3CtlV1tl8S thls ber of members last year and our club hasnt been sprmg and I hope they will all be successful A.A. Council The A A Counc1l, wxth Mlllle Clouuer as pres enough money w1ll be made for new un1forms,tr1ps, xdent, Donald Harrls as v1ce presldent, and Llnwood and other thlngs for sports and school act1v1t1es Carver as secretary, has one ma1n job The Job of They also try to plan lt so that each class w11l have the A A IS to plan the wlnter carnlval so that an equal chance ln the prlzes ., H, - ,, R , ,,,, ,, , , , , , P . , , . - -,A--f in E l 5 A 2 ' y Q 2 1 ' 2 1 I I , , 4- Q X K 1 ,Q 1 1 5 at V j . 3 4 ,V V, Q . it 1 - a , f Sv' I k , if , , 1 . 4 5 , L- ' 5. . '-. V I , , ? L W , 1 ' R n 5 , Q half 4 3 T if s 1 Qs ' lb 5 . L. X x -W I S24 . .x D' 'K toy- - va, - ' : - . , . J , . , . ' , . , . ' ' , . 'g - , , , ' - z , . , . . , . ', . 3 -- . , - ,, . . , . ' . . ' s y . Y - 1 . , t . . . y if Q 1 . v , . . v , . SI PM STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 J Shannon L York D Folbcs C Marshall C Landry I Crawford J Txeamel Row Z E Johnson I Malshall lx New om Mr Cascadden M IaRoche J Newsom Student CounC1l OFFICERS Presldent Carol Marshall VICE Presldent Charles Landry Secretary Llnda Crawford Treasurer D3V1d Forbes The Student Councll conslsts of twlve members, two from each home room, w1th Mr Cascadden as the advlser We d1dn't start havlng meetlngs un t11 the mlddle of the year and haven't been too actlve Its dangerous at tlmes especlally at noon 1n front of the school The cars and trucks drlve too fast and someone IS always dartlng out lnto the road so we declded to try agaln th1S year to do somethlng about lt We got approval for some bllnker llghts, and the State IS gomg to lnstall them this Sprlng Untll they're installed, a p0llC0 officer w111 be at the school durmg the noon hour I want to wlsh next year's Student Councll the best of luck and hope they accompllsh a lot Carol Marshall I ' I X .1 V a 5 ' J fi is , 7 5 g, ' 1 ' 2 - Q , i '-' x - l - ' ' E ' r A I U F 1 X L , , 4 A fi f A R as ' 1' 04 , ' 1 R : - . , . , . ' , . , . , J. ', . ' 'J '- . , . ' , . s , . . , . A , . . . , . . . Y 7 - Z It was a hllarloas plax and the audlence reallv H J is ' za az Q DTV '1 l :se E lf T it 2 h Q 6 2 F g A 2 ,K R 1 f, , A 5? 5 L V ' .4 2 ' 3 L , - 2 W a ,A A 2 s yr. , , Stud lf' as ,gps Z A ' ' L gg N s :H ju .V ' ,4 V I 4' Ns rg 2 f - ,Q R C7 l 'it' ,Q D Sd M w v :sr ' I Vg 5 W 'DL' il it b , . S W A Y 3 , , , . 1 'T f J L, . K' 2, H Q ,V , ,V - A - U ' 1' H 5 xx, ,J . ga-M11 . A A l J 9 ,RA .IFN IPLAY CM' : ' -.. , . v , l . ' . . , ', ,. '.', . , . - '53 2fT. . l .' , . VVo 'z ' , ,. D-' 5 , ,. lt il 's, Mr. M , Dir 'Q F. P: . . 2 .' 'll. . ins, . 1 ' SQ R 3--I.. Fans. S. W 'igl t, M. Knapp, R. ll dyrn R. Haney, .l. ole 7 . I v- - . . 4' ' ' v f - - l . I ' . - I ' A . 1 is T Tl IUI NT Row 1 9 AHd9lSOl1 R Muldorn NI Heaton M Cloutul D Dupuis J Shannon C Damels Row Iomson D odw nd I most F 1 1 mln cctol litt C Mirsha R Toll R Colhns ow s I1 of f umor Play Our first event of the year was our Junlor Plav under the dlrectlon of Plerre J MOTIH We chose a th ee act play called Hlllbxllv Wel dxn and put It on March 28 1955 The storv took place 1n h1llb1lly country and xt was all about the Belsnlckle famlly and thelr at tempts to marrx off thelr unwanted daughter Cec l1e A feud takes place ln the l'l1lCldl6 of the plax and to top thmgs off some cltw folks get lost and end up at the Belsnlckle cabln enjow ed lt as d1d the cast Th1s was verx encour aglng to the new Jun1or class to have a successful plav at the begmnmg of the vear Cast Paw Belsmckle Maw Belsnlckle Ceelle Belsmckle Bonnle Belsnlckle Junev Belsnlckle Four Belsmckle PIVS Belsmtkle SIX Belsmckle Obeev Lpschlager Chlz Upschlager Ronald Maxwell Luav Maxwell The Reverend Cousln Zeke of Characters Bruce Hodge Carolyn Demars Dorls Woodward She1la Anderson Bambl Muldoon Carol Marshall Carolyn Mlles 'VI11l1C9I1t Cloutxer Mavnard Knapp Thomas Johnson James Cole Nancv Beaton James Shannon Rlchard Haney The COUSIHS LOUISE Devost Nlarlene Bean Lee Cass Mlldred Fmdlev Robert Collxns Stanlev Yvflght Gigs. Ib 1 fmw,,..4 6' I 'NIOR II KX I KST R w n on W u Btat C' ot Dunn I Shannon L lllllldl ow K or dw 1 d r 1 x 11 ha R Co r x n M Knapp B Hodge I C l to Scmor Play On November 18 1900 the Semor Class pre sented the three act plav Absolutely Murder under the d11ect1on of Chandler Nlatthews The plav takes place ln an old e1ghteenth Cen tury powder rmll off the shores of Lake Cham plaln A body w h1ch doesnt seem to stay dead IS found 1n an old chest 1n the abandoned gun powder factory and from there on theres plentv of trouble Auntv Kate not knowmg that the old m1ll IS the scene of a knlfe murder wants to buy and remodel It 1nto a house thls g1V6S her prettv nlece and her rwal boy frlends a lot of actne work There are more comphcatrons because on a ramy nlght three n1t wltted glrls arr1ve they are belng taken to Berrydale a mental rest home bv a strange Dr Hooker who has lost h1s wax 1n the storm The search begms for the murderer who they find out has just one hand and It really brmgs terrlfxmg moments The play was more than a success and we real lv enjoy ed glvlng It Cast of Characters Kate Landson Sky Bentley Auntv Bess Nlrs Ranch Lane Burrage Dr Claude Hooker Lorna Nan Dottle Charlle Emmellne 'NIr Cordx se Nlrs L ordx se 'Nurse Shexla Anderson James Cole lwancy Beaton Dorls Woodward Maynard Knapp Thomas Johnson Constance Platt Nlllllcent Cloutler Rachel Colllns James Shannon Beata Muldoon Bruce Hodge C arolyn Demars Carolvn lVlll9S ' E ' w:. ' 4 ' I ' ,, H 1 X iff! . . . ' ity f ,, ' C P, A A ' 9 , K ' I it pl l' 'a 5 M 1 51. - - 1:11 , ' 5 or S 11 eg, A' 1 , , Q' I f CP af.. 2 ., 8 y I y f , - A Q 1 Q li H , ' 4 ' A A ni Jw e H 1 M zz R sf L SPL' ' .. ' X .' : n ' 1, left to ritrhtfS. A den: , B. ll ldoon, N. 1' t Jn, M. l lticr, D. I 's, .. ' , l. - ' 'sl R ' ZMD. Y' 1 '1 Q' , l,. llevvat, F. Miles, Mr. Mztthcvs, F, M: 's 'll. . llinsg lin' fl' T. Joh son, ll. Cass. . ' ' , . f , .. 'o u, R. llins. - H H v .. . V ' . . . Q ' ' . ' . ' ' 1 . U 'A .. . A l , I A ' Semor Play Senior Pla Art Club f-CX CILB Roul J Ixnox I B441 t mnenu dlil H X c land S 'Vlalgw I' Iohnwn I ilu .anon 'Nd 1 I . I I if I f ' , O 4, 1, 9 I W Q ' I f il I f g 1 , G ,V K ' is BV 2 . 1 Lx I gf 1 ., A . , I M ',' KRT ' . ' : ' - . ' ., Q. ' 'cn, S. Plat . Mr. Cl J. N' 'lf '. I.. I.vI31'vL'ql1i-, I7. R luinsnnl ROW 2'-ff . M '- '1' , . . ' '.', I. . 5 . '. I D. Ch' .S. Ilanwl. Ii. sfn. I 4' fsql I -. -' Q' WX. W 1 X A 'x x x X Q3 A !'..1 i A Il' .1 54,41- G G , -G-L ez, fy f f .Al 'Qs , - . ,' 06, ,.. ,Q ' .gl y 4,8 sift f , X., 'wld ns, H-9 WET? 4... 324 ew'- 'a, wfffmfm JAIW FNIOR HIC H BKND Row 1 MaJorettes A Holebrook B Cllbert J Moses D Stevens B Covell Row 2 R Hmk lcv R Devost I Marshall D Emelson R Martm A Astle B Islael C Beattle C Wald W Lllott Row 3 B Yolk A Blvan B LaPo1nt P Bouchel L Nugent M1 Mlcuccl D Folbes E Israel D Nelson lx New om Row 4 F Trem ost I Carver R Nugent C Schotf J Lvnch R Beattle R Lwzotte Scmor H1 gh Band At the clo e of the school year the Groveton Hlgh School Band under the d1rect1on of Mr M1 cuccl had summer mus1c school wh1ch was enjoyed by all Throughout the year the band played for the Fourth of July Parade held concerts and took part ln the Lancaster Faxr Program As school got under way the band elected the followlng officers Presldent Jack Lynch Vlce Presldent Brenda York Reporters Rlta Devost and Irene Marshall Llbrarlan Elalne Israel Ser geants at Arms Freddle Tremose Klrk Newsom and Ph1l1p Boucher In the band affalrs the pur pose of the club was to have a VOICE Durlng the past year the band partlclpated ln many act1v1t1es at soccer games sen1or play sev eral concerts lncludlng parades assemblles and the annual Chrlstmas and Sprmg concerts The band conslsts of thlrty members who have rehearsals twlce a week on an alternate schedule Indlvldual group lessons were held once a week Elaxne Israel Ann Bryan Ross Beattle Channle Tllton and Davld Forbes went to Durham on March 10 to play w1th the U N H Band ln the New Mu s1c Fest1val Brenda York Ann Bryan Ross Beat t1e L1nn1e Carver Charlle Ward Leone Nugent and Irene Marshall were chosen as members of the All State Band wh1ch gave a concert at Keene N H on Aprll 5 and 6 Q vga Q 4 4 9? EA E2 Er Q, V wi, 1 rf i I Q 1 r . t t 1 f s s f , .1 . . u ' . ' . . ' nt. 1 I . 1 . . , . 1 , . ., . , . , - . - , 1 1 Q ' - ' .1 'I 1 .. .v - 9 - - 1 - 1 - r ' s ' s ' 1 - v - - n '-- 1 . , , . . , ', . , '. , . ' , . .' , . s , . '3 , -. - 'llv 4' 'Q 1 ' v ' 1 ' . 1 ' v ' 4 ' . Q S . . . . . . . . A A Y y , , . . v 1 1 . 1 ! 7 1 , , - , , . . . ' v 9 1 - v 1 ' 9 1 9 ' s v a 9 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 9 ' ' n v ' . ,, . LJ ,u BXWD OFFICERS Row 1 F IQIBQI -X Bryan J Lwnch B Xmk R Devost Ron ' I M lslmll F Tlcmo 0 B Bouch er Ix NLXSQOITI PQ wwtfci' WJWIZWW 6' D NIOR BXNID Rovx 1 VS S nbom J Call J Ixnox S Mlllx C H1 klcx B X Ifl I0 xx 9 P nttel J 1 ll s A It If NK I Nuumn J gh N Iohn U in if , 1 . . as f - , ', f ' . ' Z 1- . f i ,J . Q Q 5 P , M , . , Z I 2 7 ' E A 1 I . , f if ., P Q t 31 1 xl ,fi-Q iff .55 ,f EX 7 . ' I ff? 'iff' SW- us' 1 mf .. I A N A. 1. : ' ..,' . . sg 'L--.11'. , .' s,. '- . . Q i I ' 2 Q 2 2 I 55 Q , Q f 2 I E2 2 S I Q a E 1 5 5 ' i H I 5 1 , f I I . 23 - f f I I .Q I , ' f , P Q 5 Q . I ' . , 5 :M V J 5 . ff- 3 Q 1 3 V .lv ? 2 I .S Q , J JLH' . .' : ' - '. a ' , . , . ' .', . ' .', ,. 'n' R. I.cclr-rv, C. Munn. J. ryan, V. Il' tt: Ro ' L- . C ', . Hiatt' f. N. Knights, C. Bo' tt' L, Mr. M' 'um-vi. I,. York, R. Ilinklr-y. H. Gillwrt. R. Wmvdwarrlg Ro ' tif . . .' 1 . I. Lanf ly, II. Nvlson, I.. Hnwkxle-y, IC. . s n. 1 fslgf 3 fm S-J 14 pn! BOYS KHORIS Rowl C Wald lx Newsom D Forbes W Kerr C Landry P Bouchel P Carver Rovs Z F Tle most R Collms Mx MlCllCLl R Beittlc J MCB! de Row 'Z S Shelburne R Nugent J Lynch B Hodge 9 IIRIS CHORIS Ron 1 B Hall T Call lx Palm Ba1neb R Perlas S kndel on P McAllste1 Roxs 7 C Dem.-are B Cowell R fonxel 'N Beaton M Bean P T11 on NI Falnum S Nallel I foulette P Ballon S foad 'VI Dufoul Rfxx 'S 'NI C outlu D S ew ns VS Ilatt C, Tap ex R 'NIa1t1n D W OOdXXdld N11 NI cucu J lxennett R Collms 'Ni Rltndeau T Platt A Holblool Row -1 S 'Vlahulln C Palkel J XXII ht 'NI Na on S Fonlle H Gagnon C Cae ldx A BIXAU un 2 1 Fmu on I Mar l J M 5 f 'la l J ff?'h A If 5 K - t ' A A s J I Y 1 'U' 3 V J I A . A ,. 4 el l ' 5 X, - Q , V If I 5 k .Num 4 ' ,xg 1 5 r .J ,'f ,,,, M1 A -,JJ ' ' 1 x f' J -H f' J , J J, w e Y k Jn 'QC ' 4 rv t 1 1 J - f X 5 -, J - S J- l J 3 Q 5 ings 'EI f l 4 Q ff- I ' -. ', '..' .' , . ' J,, . , . , . 'J . 3 -. '- f ', . C, '. ' , . Z ', . ' 'l ' 'Z . ' , . , . , . . 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Asscmbhcs October 11 1955 The first assembly thls year was held today by the H1Y They showed a YM C A movie Mr Cas cadden told the names of several boys who had won awards for projects entered 1n Lancaster Fair He told us about a new scholarshlp which would benefit boys who want to teach shop ln the future November 11 1955 Mr Clemences elghth grade gave a program ln memory of Veterans Day Billy Hmkley played Tap wh1le Paul Rice read the names of honored dead from Groveton November 18 1955 The Semor play cast presented several scenes from the1r play There was a great deal of laughter from the audience December 9 1955 The eighth grade under the d1rect1on of M1ss Corey presented a play entitled The Chrlstmas Runaways The cast mcluded Jean Nailer Ed ward Johnson Maurlce Oliver Austln Astle W1n ston Hawes Helen Cloutler and Robert Turner the asslstant dlrector The play was very well done December 14 1955 Mr McFarlane from Concord N H told grades nlne through twelve lmportant facts about alcohol He showed a movle about C2 A5 OH better known gave was very lnterestlng and worthwhile January 11 1956 Mr Fowhe showed plctures today Mr Cascadden presented S25 00 each to Jack Lynch the Semor class president and to Robert Nugent the Fresh man class presldent Ruth Martin Robert Nugent and Rowell Thlbodeau received trophies for P3111 clpatlng ln the Wlnter Carnlval The glrls Semor trophy wasnt presented because Marilyn Dufour Donna Goad Marlene Bean and Connie Platt were tied for first place January 20 1956 A group of students from North Stratford under the dlrectlon of Mrs Treffrey entertamed us th1S afternoon They did three square dances entitled My Little Girl Texas Style and Boston Fan cy The exh1b1t1on was enjoyed bv everybodv February 27 1956 Followmg the usual procedure Jack Lynch the Semor class presldent led the audlence 1n the Lords Prayer and Reginald Zanes the Junior class president led the Flag Salute Mr Cas cadden announced the names of the four honor students They are Sheila Anderson Carolyn John son Carol Marshall and Patricia Marshall Con gratulatlons' Soc1als We have had four soclals so far this year and hope to have some more The rule which was ln troduced last year regarding soclals 1S being used again tlus year The seventh and eighth grades are not allowed to go to the senior high SOC181S and the n1nth through twelfth grades are not allowed to go to the junior high soclals Our first social a great success was the Fresh man Reception given by the sophomores on Octo ber 28 1955 Muslc was furmshed by Ph11 Nelson and h1s Purple Pepsters The H1 Y gave a Record Hop on November 4 1955 It was well attended and everyone had a good time The seventh grade gave a Superstltlons Soclal on Friday January 13 1956 The elghth grade was invited Mus1c was by records Dancing was from 7 00 9 30 Everyone had a very good tlme The freshmen gave a very successful Leap Year Dance on March 9 1956 The gym was gally dec orated with balloons and card tables had been set up around the floor MUSIC was furnlshed by Phil Nelson and his Purple Pepsters Round and square dancing was enjoyed by all They had a very good crowd and everyone had a good tlme GIIIS Chorus The Girls Chorus under the direction of Mr Louis MICUCCI enjoyed a very successful season We took part 1n the annual Chrlstmas Concert whlch was a big success We also sang at the Town Bridge the night the Lions Club turned on the Christmas l1ghts The chorus conslsts of girls from the Freshman Class to the Seniors There are about fifty girls en iolled thlS year Sheila Anderson Boys Chorus The Boys Chorus conslsted of twenty members and was instructed by Mr M1cucc1 It was a strlct ly volunteer actlvlty At Mr MICUCCIS annual Christmas Concert the chorus sang a few selec tions and the chorus also entertamed some of the townspeople when they sang along with the Girls Chorus at the dedlcatlon of the Lions Clubs Chrlstmas decorations Two of the Chorus members Jack Lynch and Stewart Sherburne were plcked to slng at the an nual All State Music Festlval which was held ln Keene O I I. ! 1 ! . . 2 ' ' , - , , , . . . . , . , - - ' u n ss ,.,n ' - D J '- U H 7 ' v 7 u - - ' as ' v 1 - H 1 Y 1 1 1 ,Y . I , . , . . H . , , . . . U ' ' 1 ' . . . s I ' ' an H v l Q 1 ' ' ' . I 3 ' ! 7 ' , . 7 . , . ., . . . , . 1 1 , as ethal alcohol. The lnformatlon Mr. McFarlane 1 1 1 ' Y ' ' . 7 ' , . y 7 1 Y . . . ' 7 7 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 ' ' - Y D' 5 1 ' I 7 ! 3 1 1 1 Y 1 , 1 . , 1 U ' ' ' H K6 I! H - , 1 1 ! 7? ' ' ' ' . 1 1 1 Y s . 1 I . 1 ., ! 1 , ' - 9 s ' ' 7 1 1 1 1 Y , . . . , , U 7 37 ' ' y ' KS JY - ' ! . 1 1 , - 1 1 I 1 - 1 ' 9 - ' ' SFNIOR ATHLETES Row 1 C Demals N Beaton C Platt M Cloutler D Dupuls Row 2-J McBr1de J Lynch R Collms B013 JLNIOR Y XRSIT1 BASKETBALL Rom 1 J Plat R Beattie B Knlghtb R Nugent T Mahurln C Schoif P Stxles Row 7 C Platt Manager C VK amd C Tllton 'VI 'Vioulton Coach D Forbes P Boucher C Tlsdale L R106 Blxnagtu V Q v I ' n ' v .. I . . -' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , 2: . ' 5 'E L 1 , A , 4 gh 7? 3 5 1 1 5 i t V I v 7 ' 4' N il, Y' Q, 'C 9 Q L . , . , Y - i v ,Y , . i . . L . , A . A , . 1 . . . , . , . 1 , . . , . , ' r I 'I 1 ' - u .4 ' . 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'N BOYS VARSITY BXQKETBXLI Row 1 A Collins VN Ixerr P Nelson J Lynch J McB11de Row 7 C Platt fMg1l C Iandly L CaIV91 R Beattie M1 Moulton D Cagnon P Collins D Styles L Rice fMp:r D Boys' Vars1ty Basketball December 2 'I955 Groveton at Notre Dame Our first basketball game of the season was plaved with Notre Dame at Berhn All of our boys played very good ball and we won by qulte a number of polnts From a score of 2:3 39 at the half ln our favor we won w1th a score of 41 68 Jack Lx nch was h1gh scorer Also our J V s t1ed w1th Notre Dame and we won a close one 42 39 ln a three minute overtlme perlod December 6 1955 Groveton at Sf Pats This was a much awalted game for most Groveton fans St Pat s had previously plaved excellent ball w1th ne1ghbor1ng teams and the final vlctory of this game was verv unpredlctable Our boys led throughout the first quarter of the game but by the half we were tralllng by elght polnts All of our boys played a verv good game 'NlcBr1de was high scorer for us wlth Lynch Kerr and Nelson not too far behmd At the third quarter we had galned four points but were st1ll four points be h1nd Then our boys reallv put on the steam and with five and one half mmutes to play were only two points behmd Then after another tle Kerr made the basket XYll1Cll put us ahead We won by two pomts 46 44 Thls was our second game and also our second vlctory Many fans belleved that th1s game will be our most exc1t1ng one this season Our J V s topped St Pat s 30 28 This also was thelr second vlctory December I0 l955 Groveton Varslty vs Alumni Our boys showed our Alumnl some very good ball playing 1n th1s game We were ahead by five pomts at the first quarter but at the beglnnlng of the last quarter we were thlrty pornts 1n front The final score was Groveton D6 Alumn1 40 Jack Lynch was our hlgh scorer with 21 polnts For the Alum n1 Dave lVlll6S scored 17 polnts and Tlbbetts 11 The other players were Ledger Arsenault Demars and Tavlor December I3 1955 Stratford at Groveton The first quarter of th1s game found Groveton a l1ttle upset Our boys just couldn t connect and at the end of the first quarter we tralled Stratford 113 In the second quarter our boys picked up and at the half we were leading wlth a score of 31 18 In the third quarter Jack Ly nch opened up to get 22 pomts for us He went on to become our ., ' .1 ' U 'E S ' W W ' Tw 5 is l AF l 1 5 if 2 g f , if ' N f : Z f 2 5 , 1 - - 5 , 5 ' , g I 3 V , 3, f 5 l 5 . ' : 1 ' , 1' ' ,, l ,, 1 ig -A .. A 9 I' ,er 1' ' ' I Qlslli- liijw . f, '-7 S - s-1 ' C113 ' ' Q 5 S I V A X F Y L .. W ff Q l ,.g Q x 1 X , K 4' 2 X , , f 4- U ' L 1, , f 1 ,1 L , A I ,X K 1 , ' 7 7 , I - - ' . 7 ' V - .' . Y - . . . . . . ,. - . ., . , . . , . , . , ..- . . , . , 'j, . ' ', . 1 ' , '. 1 , . l' Y , t. ' . 1' X., . '. . . 1 . - . Y I 1 ' . 4 Y Y F' ' . ' 1 - . - . 7 7. - Y ' ' ' . . v O Q - V v I i . 1 V v I - - 7 , . . . , T . F G . . V . , Y . v V. 4 . - V. Q I ' ' . 'V A ' ' . ' . ' . L . L V 1 . - v V v . I Y . - K. A -' ' . . . ' . I ' '. Q , . . . . V . . , . . , v ' ' 1 v I l v . I n 7 I V ' . . , ' V N high scorer w1th 33 polnts The final score was 70 52 Our fourth game our fourth vlctory' December 'I6 1955-Groveton at Lancaster Could our boys wln five straight games? Th1s was a questlon everyone wanted to know the answer to so many Groveton fans arrlved at Lancaster to watch this game Our boys played a wonderful game Lancaster Just couldnt get the baskets and at the half was qulte a number of pomts behmd the score was Groveton 36 Lancaster 15 We con tlnued getting baskets and won Wlth 54 pomts to Lancaster s 32 Our high scorers were Nelson and Lynch each Wlth fourteen pomts We were unde feated m our first five games Could we cont1nue Tlus questlon w11l have to Walt unt1l after our vaca tion when we w1ll be challenged agam by St Pat s of Berlln January 3 1956-St Pat s at Groveton Throughout the first half of th1s game the score was very close At the half our team was only one polnt ahead of Berlln Then our boys really opened up and won the game 64 46 Jack Lynch was our hlgh scorer Wlth 19 pomts and B111 Kerr followed very closely with 17 pomts Our boys were stlll undefeated The Jumor Varslty also beat St Pat s but It was a close one 27 26 January 6 1956-Groveton at Colebrook When the two teams had played one quarter of the game we were ahead 18 15 but slnce the teams seemed to be so evenly matched no predlctlons dared to be made for elther team At the half our boys led 34 33 and the tenslon was almost un bearable Then in the thxrd quarter somethmg hap the ball but we couldnt make It go through the r1m We fell behlnd nlne pomts at the thlrd quar ter and lost to the Colebrook team 68 53 Lynch made twenty five pomts for G H S seventeen of which were made ln the first half The Colebrook team played a very good game and were very lucky on their long shots Our boys had now lost thelr first game of the season and everyone was lookmg forward to our first game Wlth Gorham next week Good luck boys' was everyone s cry January I0 1956-Littleton at Groveton The first half of th1s game was very close and our Eagles led by only two pomts at the half Then our boys really got together and managed falrly well to hold a ten pomt lead to the end We won the game by 11 pomts 61 50 Hlgh scorers on our team were Phll Nelson Wlth twenty three pomts and Jack Lynch wlth elghteen Our cheerleaders are showmg a lot of lmprovement th1s year and have several new cheers The most lmpresslve one lS Purple Eagle Keep up the good work glrls' January I3 1956-Groveton at Whitefield And our boys d1d It agam' At the half we led 33 26 and the final score was Groveton 69 Whlte field 45 Many players on our second strmg play ed and some of them look very prom1s1ng Jack Lynch was our lugh scorer w1th 20 pomts Also Kerr had 15 and Nelson had 14 pomts Our boys really played a good game and everyone IS hoplng they ll keep up the good work at our next game WhlCh IS wlth Gorham who IS undefeated Good luck boys' January 20 1956-Gorham at Groveton The gym was packed full almost lmmedlately after the doors opened The crowd was very uneasy hopmg our boys could overcome the undefeated Gorham Huskles At first we seemed to have them stopped for at the end of the first quarter we were ahead 16 2 We contmued on wlth a score of 24 14 lh our favor at the half All of our boys were playmg excellent ball and were ahead 38 30 at the th1rd quarter mark Then Gorham woke up and slowly crept up to our score They t1ed us and with approxlmately two mlnutes to go Jumped one po1nt ahead of us Two lmportant players on our team were fouled out and we were unable to get ahead of the Huskles for more than one polnt Then due to good foul shots on the part of M1cucc1 of Gorham the Huskies went three po1nts ahead of us and the buzzer rang endmg the game We had lost a very hard fought game Lynch and Nelson were our h1gh scorers but everyone on our team played an excellent game January 24 1956-Notre Dame at Groveton In thls game our boys really went to town and put up a lead of 24 pomts at the half Most of our play ers had a chance to enter the game and we won by fifteen pomts Jack Lynch was our hlgh scorer January 27 1956-Groveton at Littleton There was a very b1g crowd gathered 1n the new Llttleton gym to see our boys play Llttleton Every one agreed that the gym was a wonderful one but everyone wondered how our boys would do on a large floor Both teams played a wonderful game Our Purple Eagles had a two polnt lead at the end of the first quarter and only two pomts at the half We contmued to get the baskets but couldn t make a very b1g lead on Llttleton We won the game by seven pomts 60 53 Jack Lynch agam became our hlgh scorer wlth elghteen polnts January 31 1956-Groveton at Stratford The first half of thls game was very close We couldnt pull away from the Stratford team and were only five pomts ahead at the half Then 1n the th1rd quarter we got together and Jumped ahead by slxteen pomts From then on Stratford played a hard game but we won 79 49 Jack Lynch agaln became our high scorer with twenty elght pomts Ph1l Nelson also played a good game maklng eighteen pomts February 3 1956-Lancaster at Groveton The Lancaster Groveton game IS always one which everyone looks forward to Lancaster caught us off guard, and at the end of the first quarter we were tra1l1ng by three pomts We then caught up to lead by five pomts at the half Then ln the thlrd quarter we ran away w1th the game w1nn1ng by 22 pomts Jack Lynch agaln became our h1gh scorer Wlth 36 pomts more than half of our pomts ln the entxre game' Also L1nn1e Carver played a wonder ful game . . . , , . I u . I 3 . . . ' 9 . ' 7 . ' . . . ' v L- 7 u s , Q I n - iq - ' . - - Y Y . , ! ' . ' . . . ' . . U - v . . . , , , 9 ' , . . , Q I . ' . , . 7 l . ' ' . 7 ! 7 ' a, c n - . n . , , . s ' I ' Q , , ' 1 ' I 7 , - , - n n , . ' I l . 1 , - I -. , . . - . . . pened to our boys. We were wonderful in getting ' s , n n , n u , - , - n - u . ' l . 1 Q, . , I . I o , 7 . . . KK 11 7 ' Y 1 a I i y . I a u 1 ' . ' . , , . . l , . . , - . . . , - - . . f ' ' ' - ' 1 . . ' . ' . . . . D , ' KC 73 . ' !1 I . . I . . , , u - a l u n , n, - u . n 1 - ' 1 7 a n . . . u u - a . , , t- a u 1 I s u l , - , . February 7 1956-Colebrook at Groveton This was w1th no doubt the most thrilling game of the season to date Both teams got off to a bad start not being able to get the baskets At the end of the first quarter our Eagles led by only two pomts but our lead Jumped to six points at the half Both teams played very evenly in the th1rd quarter and at its end we still led by six points To add to the tension and excltement one of our play ers made a basket by accident for the Mohawks' Then the last quarter was very close and very ex c1t1ng Colebrook tled with us wlth about three mmutes to play The tens1on from then on was al most unbearable The lead see sawed between the teams until the end When the buzzer rang our boys were in the lead by two points 59 57 Our team was now in second place ln the lrvhlte Moun tam League Arthur Collins was high scorer for us w1th 20 points Lynch had 18 Ph1l Nelson had 16 and MCBfld6 had 5 Everyone was proud of our team for they really had played a wonderful game' February I0 1956-Whitefield at Groveton Our Groveton Eagles really went to town 1n the last quarter of the game and won by 29 pomts At the half we led by only four pomts and held thls lead to the end of the third quarter Then we Jumped ahead 29 pomts at the sound of the buzzer endlng the game Our boys are 1n a winning streak again and I hope they continue It to thelr last game boys February I4 1956-Groveton at Gorham and on to Gorham for our last Whlte Mountain League game It was a very excltlng game even though we were qulte a number of points behind In the first quarter we led the way but were three po1nts behind at the end of it One of our most 1mportant players McBr1de hurt his ankle ln the first quarter and was unable to play the rest of the game In the second quarter we fell twelve points beh1nd even though we were playing a fairly good game There were a lot of fouls called on our team whlch accounted for many points for Gorham The Huskles are very good on getting their foul shots whlch IS a very important factor in winning a bas ketball game Then ln the third quarter we fell 23 points beh1nd We lost the game 67 46 Jack Lynch was again our high scorer with 23 points Our next game w1ll be a play off game wlth Merc d1th at Conway Good luck boys' Feb I7 1956-Groveton vs Meredith at Conway The turnout of Groveton fans for this game wa terrific Our fans filled more than half of the gym at Conway Our boys started the game very strong ly and led by mne pomts at the one quarter mark We were very good on rebounds and we missed very few foul shots At the half we were fourteen points on top' I have never seen better sportsman ship at a game than I d1d at this one Even though the Meredlth team was beh1nd they spoke of how good some of our players were The game was a clean one and Id l1ke to congratulate both teams for lt We kept a good lead and the final score was Groveton 45 Meredith 33 Prescott and Par 1sse were two outstanding players from Meredith while for Groveton Arthur Collins made sixteen pomts and Jack Lynch made fifteen Phil Nelson played a wonderful game scorlng n1ne points and Bill Kerr scored four L1nn1e Carver played a very good game and scored one point It was a wonder ful game Keep up the good playing boys' Our next game whlch will be with Alvlrne will be a quarter final game Alvlrne has lost only one game so the game at Wolfeboro should be an excltlng one Feb 22 1956-Groveton vs Alvlrne at Wolfeboro This was without any doubt one of the best games our boys played ln their whole season The exclte ment and tension of it lasted rlght up to 1ts end We were unable to get a lead but Alvlrne couldnt pull away from us either At the end of the first quarter we were 1n front by two polnts but at the half we were one point behind In the third quar ter we Jumped ahead again but couldnt get more than a few points ahead At the end of the thlrd quarter we were ahead by three pomts Then 1n the last quarter the game was elther tied or the lead wavered between the teams by one point W1th one and one half mmutes to play the score was 47 45-AIVIFHS leading We were able to get only one more point and the final score was 4746 The teams were very well matched even though our boys were all a little shorter than those from Al because they were so evenly matched lt was tlme that beat us Phil Nelson was our high scorer w1th 15 pomts and Jack Lynch followed wlth 14 Every one played a terrific game Collins with 6 points Kerr and Carver with 4 and McBr1de w1th 3 Boys Varsity Basketball 19551956 Our Groveton Eagles had a very successful sea son losing only three games ln the White Mountam League and then to Alvxrne in the quarter finals We finlshed seventh 1n the state The boys vars ity will be losing only two players this year Jack Lynch and Mlckey McBr1de but with other prom 1s1ng players stepping rn Im sure that next year our team will be a good one Best of luck to you and all future teams at G H S and may your next season be another successful one' James Cole Sports Edltor t g ,. 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Q if 5? fIRLS W KRQITX Row 1 C Demals N Beaton R Martin C Platt D DUDUIQ M ClOLltlLl Row 2 S Na on Mgr I Tledfllel C Cassidy I CldXKf0ld M1 s Pillsbury Coach I Nugent I Tlldli1Ql B XVOOdNNdlCl S Fowlxe Managel G1flS, VHISIIY Basketball Th1S year we had a very successful basketball sea son MISS Barbara P1llsbury was the glrls coach There were five Senlors on the squad Nancy Bea ton guard Dorsey Dupuls forward M1ll1CClOUt19T forward Conn1e Platt forward Carolyn Demars guard The rest of the squad consists of Betty Woodward Joanne Treamer Ruth Mart1n Mona Rlendeau Leone Nugent and Linda Crawford The managers were Shlrley Nason and Shirley, Fowl1e We are proud of our girls this year as they have played good ball Next year we hope that they will be twice as good and get the Whlte Mountam Champlonshlp Groveton Defeafs Stratford Dec 13 was the glrls first game at home It was a thrilling game and everyone d1d her best Dor sey Dupuls and Mlllle Cloutler were h1gh scorers for Groveton Both teams showed a lot of spirit and fight Groveton won by playlng carefully and hard The sco e of the game was Groveton 35 North Stratford 22 This gave the girls hope of w1nn1ng the rest of the games th1s season Lancaster Takes Groveton Dec 16 the girls plaved Lancaster and It usually IS the most exciting game of the season We know that Lancaster has a good team and we played hard to show them we are 1u t as good It was a thrillmg game all the wav though wlth both teams ln there every second ready to grab the ball Dur mg the last quarter of the game the score was tied two or three times lt was one of the be t games the glrls have ever played all through school Groveton lost the game by one point but we are proud of our g1rls and hope to beat Lancaster when they play up on our court M1l11e Cloutler was high scorer for Groveton and Patty Buteau hlgh corer for Lancaster The final score of the game was Lancaster 41 Groveton 40 Groveton Slaughfers Whitefield Conn1e Platt started out getting the first five po1nts for Groveton The glrls really played a terrlfic game Wh1tefield plaved well but they fell behmd At the end of the first quarter the score was 14 to 1 in Groveton s favor The score at the half was Groveton 20 Whitefield 8 The cheerleaders did an excellent Job cheering the team on to victory At the final buzzer the score stood Groveton 43 Whltefield 18 Gorham Takes Groveton The fast game started off w1th Dorsey Dupuls get tlng the first basket for Groveton Then Gorham scored Both teams were excited Gorham got a foul and Groveton followed Gorham was fast but the scole for the first quarter was 11 8 in Grove ton s favor The score at the half was a tie After an exclting well played game the score was Gor ham 07 Groveton 40 January 27 What a thrill lt was for the Groveton girls to play on Littleton s new floor It is very large and girls had diflicu tx getting used to llS S176 Unfortunate S l Z? 3 Q 'V P O 5 5. 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' -s . n I ' y . r I . 7 , . 3 , 'lx . - . . - ly M1ll1e Cloutler our star forward and Nancy Beaton our best guard couldnt play tonlght so Dorsey Dupuls was 1n there for Groveton w1th Conme Platt and Betty Woodward asslstlng her The glrls couldnt seem to get ln there Wlth the ball although they fought hard At the buzzer the score announced that Llttleton had won the game Loses to Colebrook The g1r1s game sta ted hard and It looked hke a hard struggle Both teams were good but G ove ton was fast and Colebrook had a hard tlme keep mg up Wlth them Conme Platt sank the first two shots for Groveton with Dorsey Dupuls gettlng the rebound and two more pomts The Colebrook glrls were gettlng worrled and were really reachmg for the ball Both teams were 1n good shape tonwht and were playlng excellent ball The score at the half turned out to be Colebrook 18 and Groveton 11 The second half was good but Colebrook seemed to be a llttle better and the game ended w1th the final score Colebrook 31 Groveton 24 Groveton Takes Llttleton The glrls game started off at a fast pace w1th M11 l1e drawlng fast blood for Groveton Wlth a foul shot Groveton started off after that racklng the pomts rlght up and led at the end of the first quar ter 12 11 wlth Llttleton puttlng up a good fight all the way Groveton stayed ahead 1n the second quarter mostly Wlth the help of foul hots The second quarter ended Groveton 24 Llttleton 16 Both teams were really stlcklng to the ball more wlth Groveton gettlng hotter every mmute and keepmg the lead 1n the thlrd quarter also with the score 34 28 Llttleton was waltmg for a chance to steal the ball but had a tough time getting lt M11 l1e made a n1ce rebound whlch ended the game Groveton 43 Llttleton 40 Mlllle was hrgh scorer for Groveton Marllyn Dane for Llttleton Victory Over Colebrook W1th a foul shot Groveton got the first point 1n the hard fought beglnnlng Groveton went ahead and stayed ahead through the first quarter w1th the score 8 6 The guards really dld well tonight and Conme and Mlllle were dolng well tonlght Dorsey was a l1ttle behlnd but she will get 1n there soon Conme was our star and she racked up the pomts left and rlght It was a good game w1th lots of team work At the buzzer another hard fought game had been won Groveton 44 Colebrook 33 Conme Platt was hlgh scorer Agam Groveton Slaughters Whltefield Whltefield couldnt seem to s1nk the ball lnto the basket The Groveton girls were really on the ball not lettlng anythxnd m1ss thelr eye Whltefield gamed a llttle but Carolyn Demars d1d an excellent Job for the forwards Groveton put 1n the second strmg forwards and they did an excellent Job Jud 1th Treamer got fifteen po1nts 1n the last quarter of the game Whltefield got three po1nts durmg the thlrd quarter M1ll1e and Judith were hlgh scor ers The final score of the game was Groveton 42 Whltefield 19 Stratford Takes Groveton The game really started out w1th a boom' The glrls were hot the mlnute they reached the floor and so was North Stratford Both teams really fought for the ball Flrst Groveton had lt but Stratford snatch ed lt away and v1ce versa We slaughtered Strat ford on our floor but it dldnt look as 1f we would tonlght M1ll1e started off great tomght bat she fell behlnd Dorsey got 1n there for a rebound and Conme made the basket Mlllle got back to her self agaln and started to rack up the pomts Strat ford played great ball w1th four mlnutes left to play the game was tled One of our glrls got a foul on her and lt was Stratford s ball The score at the buzzer was Stratford 37 Groveton 36 Lancaster Defeats Groveton Feb 3 The glrls game dldnt start off so well' the girls Just couldnt seem to s1nk the ball m the bas ket M1ll1e got the first basket for Groveton Bu teau got one for Lancaster Lancaster was really good tomght w1th Buteau racklng up the pomts for them For a wh1le Groveton really went to town In two mlnutes they came from seven pomts behlnd to leadmg place Both teams had a number of fouls One mmute before the half they were tled The game started agaln after the half w1th Groveton really racklng up the pomts but so was Lancaster Groveton slowed down and Lancaster got most of thelr pomts by foul shots When the buzzer sound ed the final score was Lancaster 43 Groveton 32 Vlctory Over Gorham Tonlght was the g1rls last game of the season and they were out to wm We know that Gorham 1S good but we wanted to show them that we are The game started off at a fast pace w1th Groveton gettlng the first two polnts Thls game surely was exc1t1ng At almost the half we were one basket behlnd but Mlllle made a long shot tymg the score at the half The guests especlally Nancy d1d well tonlght M1ll1e got another basket for Groveton Gorham made a mlstake and the ball went to Groveton and swxsh another basket The glrls had never played such a good game before The buzzer sounded Groveton won 33 23 The whole school would l1ke to congratulate the glrls on play mg swell basketball this year Old 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' 1 ,lv .Mb '30 I PQ.. rllllliil an SHEILA ANDERSON Shula has lots of fun Really plays the score lherm s only one guy tho Fhrt interests her for sure PATRICIA BARROWS Patty rs the quiet type She hardly says a word She must belrexe the saying Better to be seen than he nd MARLENE BEAN Marlene rs our quiet one But she has a twinkling eye Get her going shes lots of fun You can het we know vshy' NANCY BEATON Nancy is a carefree lass Shes full of fun and zest Of nll the boys she has met She likes Jack the best LEE GEORGE CASS Lee George loves to rrgue And when hes in World Problems You should hear him spou MILLICENT CLOUTIF R Milly likes the 'rrmy We all know why We all agree with Milly He rs quite a Luy JAMES COLE Jimmie is our nlghthawk He surely gets around When you want something done Hell nexer let you down RACHEL COLLINS Rrchel rs r reflulrr gal Her rmhitron is to dance And when shes 1rround Norman doesn't have a chance. ROBERT COLLINS Bob is a handsome guy: His h'rir is full of curls. We wonder if it's that h-rir That Lets all the Lirls. CAROLYN DEMARS Carolyn is full of fun. You'll know when she's around. And when she's eatim. onions You can smell them all over town! LOUISE DI' VOST Louise is heir to C. .':. She re'illy is the most. When it comes to LWKI looks ' Of hers we can boast! DOROTHY DUPUIS Dorsey's always cheerful! She hardly ever frowns. And when she has Ovrla We sure do get around! RICHARD EMERY Dick is our class farmer: He hails from out Stark WVZIY. If you want something done, He'll do it without delay. PATRICIA GONYER Put works rn Styles She s really quite a girl And we we he rrd it told She sets tho hogs rn a whirl ROMONA GONYER Mona really sprrkles When she flushes that hind 'uound And when she s with her Luy lhey Just cm t he found' RICHARD HANEY Richard IS our scientist We re sure that he ll m rke good No doubt hell set the world on fire As only Rich rrd could' BESSIE HICKEY lkssle likes tn dr iw Shes drawing constantly When sh s not drawing With Rol 1nd she will be BRUCE HODGE Bruce plans to be a sailor With his height and good looks Hell hav girls d vlng rn the sea' CAROLYN JOHNSON Ann rs very studious Snes up in every test We sometimes wonder Does he ever stop to rest? THOMAS JOHNSON lommy s our class clown He always mrkes us gay X ru rouldn t find a better sport Whether at work or play MAYNARD KNAPP M ryn rrd s rlw rys cr ickrm. Joke:- lle tells us tale rbound W, wonder if he talks rs murh When Bonnie is around. JACK LYNCH .lack is our class president. He leads u: very well. l ut when he's down to Ierk's You should hear Nancy ye . CAROL MARSHALL Carol's ambition is to be 11 nurse. We're sure that she-'ll su'cctd. l-'or there's never a day that goes hy 'l'h1rl she d'wsn't do il good 1 eed. PATRICIA MARSHALI lat keeps all our records, She's really quite 'r lass. We're 'xll very proud To have her in our c1ss. JAMES MCBRIDE Mick excels in basketball, I'e really goes to tow n, And when he's with Shelha. You'll never see him frown. CAROLYN MILES C1rrolyn's always good natured, Nothing gets her down. She just bubbles all over When Timer is in town. BEATA MULDOON llrm is full of fun Sh likes a certain guy When hes around You should hrar her sigh MARGARET NA SON M rri. rret s ilw rys friendly You newer see her frown No matter what happens Nothrnx. gets her down RENA OLIVIER Rena Joined us this year Shes a re tl smart ltss She has '1 good reason Por working up from the Junior Class CONSTANCE PLATT Lonnie loves to giggle She doesn t stop a minute When you see Addie s Chrysler Lonnies surely rn it THERESA PLATT I'heresa s always smiling Bet she s lonesome this year Without her Phil' WAYNE ROGERS Way nes IS quite nice looking. In his speclil quiet wry He hills lrom out Sttrk And Lets to school on time e'1ch diy JAMES SHANNON Jimmy has a lot of fans We know of one for sure But girls don t interest him much Cause camping thrills him more KAY STONE K ry is rlwrys quiet You hrrdly know she s round lint she does all right for herstlf, When David is in town. PEARL TILTON She had us foaled for Rl while, 'Cause she never made 'i noise. But now we know the truth at last: She really does like boys! LAWRENCE VALLIERE Lawrence is our business man. He repairs radios and 'l'.V. When he isn't working. With Helen he will l 1. DORIS WOODWARD Doris loves to run things: She surely gets around. But when it comes to boys Her feet are on the Lround. STANLEY WRIGHT Stanley hails from out lost Nation: He's quiet as can be. If you ever need a friend Stan s the boy to see. S . P .' 1 1 , . ' ' t ' 1 ' : 1- Q i. v ' . 2 - 'S . ' v . 'B ' . 1 ' 5 1 ' 'f 1 '1 '. 1 1 ' 'W , 1 . 1 1 - . ' J ' . ' . ' 1 5 Us ' - r - , ' .4 2 . .H 1 ' 1 ' I ' 1 I 5 . . I 1 V , I- 1 1 1 1 s , 1 . 1 1 . U ' l ' l . l 'i ' 1 '. r . 'gi l . t .' ' ' . I ' ' ' ' ' . 4 Q, - , 1 1 . . , , , 1 , 1 . . . A , 1 , . . , , . . ' 7 ' . '- . . . ' - . He cares 'not whgit about, No finer boy could be. She hails from up Crow Hill. , . - - ' tl ' - 3 r' . ' . 1 . ' ' . s 1 . Y-Y ' . '. ' '1 ' 1 . . ' ' : ' '-- 1' ' 1 . ' 1 1 . s s ' .' . 1 ' ' 1 1 . 1 , 1 D . - . 1 Q ' . 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Theme Song Sadne Thompson Moue The Outlaw Slnger Tennessee Erme MAYNARD KNAPP Actress Kim Novak Actor Peter Lorre Book Blackboard Jungle Study hall TV Program Mmkey Mouse Club Orchestra Vlctor Rola and his Seven Needles Dish Mush Town Percy Sport Swlmmmg Pastlme-Eatmg Hangout Wmdow Color Blue Likes Reasons for celebrating Trademark Feet Lxttlc Theme Song She was the Bootle gers Daughter But l Love Her Stull Movxe Jump Into Hell Sxnger Jerzy Lewis JACK LYNCH Actress Debbie Reynolds Actor James Stewart Book Dictionary Study Geometry' 7 TV Program Bug Ten basketball Orchestra Spike Jones Dish Huckleberry Ple Town Groveton Sport Basketball Pastlme-Sleepxng Hangout Pool Room Color Green Pet Peexe Referees tHoneyl Likes Relaxation Trademark Tex Theme Song When the Roll lS called up Yonder Ill be There Movie-Mr Roberts Singer Franlue Laine and Theresa Bneuer CAROL MARSHALL Actress June Allyson Actor-Jxmmy Stewart Book Not as a Strung Studi' Chemistry TV Program I Love Lucy Orchestra Guy 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' ' ' - . 77, ' ' ' 4 H 1 I Qu I - -1 , ' I -ir. , - . 1 . 7 '1 ' 1 1' 2 ' ' ' I 2 I I - v Class Prophecy Boston Herald May 25 1967 NEWEST THING IN X RAYS X Ray Technician Patrlcla Marshall announced the completion of her new X Ray machme This new machme takes X rays in techmcolor It is expected to be popular among women Hollywood Gossip February 30 1961 WEDDING BELLS It 15 being said that Robert Wagner IS secretly married to his private nurse Mxss Doris Woodward Lucky Miss Woodward' Boston Globe January 2 1970 INEW HEAD NURSE Nurse Carol Marshall has been appointed as the new head nurse at Boston s Children s Hospital Groveton Globe August 2 1961 COLE S SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING Mr James Cole has made his dream come true Yester day his new school of accounting was opened Three pupils were present at classes but more are expected to attend Boston Globe November 26 1957 15 DEFR Loren Rogers was arrested yesterday for shooting his 15th deer of the season Charges were dropped Mr Rog ers had bought 15 different huntlng licenses each in a different name Don t laugh' You d probably do the same Ehlng lf there was a deer crossing a few feet from your ome Washington Tlmes March 22 1980 SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE Senator Stanley Wrlght has been appointed Secretary of Agriculture He was brought up on a farm and owns a farm of his own Chlc Magazine June 1960 FOR THE WOMEN Constance Platt of Groveton N H has designed a new hair-do for feminine swimmers It s called the Pong Tall Pug and IS guaranteed not to come apart while Swlmmlhg Boston Globe October 28 1970 NEW LEAGUE PRESIDENT Dorothy Dupuis was chosen as the first woman president of the professional basketball league This really is get ting to be a woman s world xsn t lt Boston Globe August 22 1960 HODGE RELEASED Recrult 3rd Class Bruce Hodge of the U S Navy was freed from hrs court martial yesterday when the real thief was caught Recrurt 3rd Class Hodge was being charged with stealing the ship s whistle Groveton Globe February 23 1970 WANTED A young qulet girl to help take care of family of ten boys Call Mrs Carolyn Benway Hlllslde Avenue Grove ton N H,Tel 78912 Coos County Democrat May 1 1961 BIG CATCH Game Warden Dick Emery made a big catch yesterday at Christine Lake He caught three fishermen each having from twenty to thirty trout ln his fish basket Groveton Globe August 2 1969 EXTRA MODERN The new home of the Dave Woodwards on West Street is the most modern thing xn Groveton It is low and long ln style with a flat roof and pmk glass walls Ramona Woodward designed It herself Manchester Union March 19 1965 CLASS A CHAMPS Groveton High School won the title of Class A Champs last night at Keene with a score of G H S 100 to Ports mouth s 10 Coach McBride can well be honored for the terrific Job he has done coaching this year His newly de veloped McBride System is the greatest thing in inter scholastlc ball today Coos County Democrat June 12 1960 ADVERTISEMENT This is month of weddings Rlngs are a very popular thing at weddings Have you bought one for your future bride or groom yet' Why not stop ln and see the beauti 211 collection at Rena s Gift Shop Main Street Groveton Coos County Democrat July 25 1976 NEW OWNER Styles Drug Store has been sold to Patrlcla Gonyer She has been employed there for twenty years and has many ideas for the business Manchester Union October 27 1980 NEW DEAN AT KEENE Professor Maynard Knapp was named as the new Dean at Keene Teachers College He is a graduate of Groveton High attended Keene Teachers College U N H received hls Bachelor s Degree from Harvard and has traveled all over the world Dally Record July 1 1973 TEACHER OF THE YEAR Miss Pearl Tilton was awarded the title of Teacher of the :ear 1973 for the splendid work she had done as a teac er New York Times November 18 1960 ADVERTISEMENT Bambi Muldoon Miss Amerlca of 1960 says, Ive always used Swet because It IS the best soap a beautiful woman can use Hollywood News November 21 1966 PREMIERE Moonlight Paramounts new musical had its prem lere last night It s a wonderful musical starring the song and dance starlet Rachel Collins New York Times September 2 1961 CONCORD WINS DERBY Concord the famous race horse owned by Marlene Bean won the Kentucky Derby yesterday The grand prize was S100 000 Boston Herald March 28 1970 TALLEST BUILDING The tallest bulldlng 1n the world has Just been complet ed It IS ultra modern and has 250 doors The designer and contractor was Lee George Cass of Groveton N H Boston Herald Aprll 27 1960 STEWARDESS ANDERSON Mr and Mrs Wendell Anderson were in Boston Massa chusetts last week for the graduation of their daughter Sheila from the Super Jet Propelled Alrllne School for Stewardesses She 1S the first girl from Groveton to be a stewardess on a Jet Washington Times June 1 1965 HONORED GUESTS General Gonyer and his wife MIIIICCDC were the honor guests of the President of the United States at the White House Tuesday night ., . , - . . . 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New York Tlmes July 4 1962 EARLY BIRD At one oclock last mght the crew of the naval shlp Small Mo was awakened by the attack alarm Some one was shootlng ln the Shlp s kltchen Carefully the men crept toward the door There ln the mlddle of the Hoor sat Recruit James Shannon beside a large box of fire crackers havmg a wonderful time llghtlng them He had planned to close the door which makes the place sound proof but he forgot Groveton Globe August 5 1961 LOCAL HERO Forester Thomas Johnson was awarded the medal of Outstandlng Courage for his courageous work last month durlng the forest fire He saved the llves of two of his compamons riskmg his own New York Tlmes November 13 1967 3 D TELEVISION At last the people of America can enjoy 3 D TV thanks to Lawrence Valllere For years he has worked on thls idea and lt was recently approved by the United States Patent Office It wxll be mass produced by G E and be on sale by the first of May Groveton Globe February 12 1962 WANTED Cook wanted at Bettes Bakery Clean surroundings room and board free and good hours Must have excellent cooklng recommendations See Prop Margaret Nason 747 State Street Groveton N H New York Tlmes June 12 1961 BEST DRESSED WOMAN Mademolselle Louise Devost of Parls France formerly of Groveton N H was chosen as the best dressed woman of her clothes Coos County Democrat August 21 1961 LUCKY CATCH Whrle fishing Thursday Mr Brooks asked hls Wlfe Theresa to hold h1s pole whlle he l1t a cigarette She pull ed ln the biggest trout of the season on xt It was 39 mches long and welghed 6 pounds 13 ounces I guess we know who the fisherman IS ln the Brooks family New York Times January 1 1967 SOME CAR Man about town Bob Colllns owns the blggest car ever to be built It xs a 50 foot long Llncad Its color IS lav endar and mother of pearl and IS trimmed ln real sllver The price was a mere S500 000 Mlaml Mlrror July 15 1966 WORLD S WORST WAITRESS Carol n Demars was chosen wlnner esterda at th Y Y Y 9 Worlds Worst Waltress Contest Her prize IS a trxp to anywhere outside of Mlaml Berlm Report January 20 1976 AROUND THE WORLD Kay Stone landed here yesterday after completmg her trlp around the world New York Tlmes April 17 1961 S64 000' Patrlcra Barrows won the S64 000 question last night when she correctly answered the last questlon of the Opera category Manchester Union May 28 1961 SOME TALENT World famous artlst Bessie Hlckey Just recelved S25 000 for her pamtlng New England It w1l1 be the first palntmg by a New Englander to be hung m the Louvre Dally Record 'Vlay 1 1975 HANEY S ROBOT Rlchard Haney world known mad scientist announced the completlon of his robot Wilbur It wlll be on display at his home starting May 8 Although thls proJ ct was very secretlve xt is sald that Wilbur can even play a vlo n New York Times November 13 1980 MAYOR LYNCH Jack Lynch has finally succeeded ln becomlng mayor of New York Clty It IS the tenth tlme he has run for elcc tlon this time wmmng Manchester Umon July 25 1961 GROVETON GIRL SECRETARY TO N H GOVERNOR Carolyn Johnson was chosen from 500 other secretarles to be the prlvate secretary of the Governor of New Hamp shire Groveton Globe September 7 1966 GIRLS PLUMBING SCHOOL Nancy Beaton s School of Plumblng for glrls was open ed yesterday It IS the first school of its klnd ln New Eng land and from the number of gnls enrolled It looks quxte successful MY SON S CRIME I have thought long and hard Of the hours to come For somethlng I had done? Oh no But for a cr1me some one else C0mm1tt8d A long, long tlme ago Look at me now, Down on one knee Praymg my heart out Oh dear God Please spare me But no, lt s too late for that I ve been here way too long Flve mlnutes ago they came to my cell, A barred room wretched and bare In a low VOICE they spoke It the electric chalr But I wasn t alarmed Not at this late date Why th1s man that comnntted the crxme I d1d not hate No I dxd not hate h1m for what he had done I had only to hate myself For, you see, He was my son Beverly Brooks Mona May I have a quarter, mother? Mother When I was a small glrl we only asked for pennles Mona All rlght, then May I have twenty five pennies? 9, , . , . ' . . ' ' ' . .9 K - ' - - li . ' 1 Y . 1 a 4 , 1 v . - Q ' Y l ' . '. ' ii-0--1 I . . . , , of 1961. It,is .said it takes a. room 24x30 feet to hold all when I must bear the punlshment . - , Y . xc . . . , 1 77 . . , 1 , - . . ' l ' . , . ' . 7 ' - . . 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Q , - Class H1sto1y When we Semors first entered h1gh school we were a httle shy as it seemed so dlfferent from Grammar School We were more or less on our own It seemed new and excltlnv to us changing class rooms every perlod We had so many teach ers and books that we didnt know what to thlnk We got used to It though and lt became a dally routlne The years have gone by and some of us w1sh that we were startlng all over again We have all said that we couldnt vsalt unt1l we get our dl ploma but now we seem to hope that the last year will drag by I guess one never reall es how much he hkes school until he 1S in his Semor year and knows that he will soon be leaving all hlS frlends and 3CtlVltleS behmd We hope that none of the teachers and frlends will ever forget us as we will always keep a plcture of them ln our mmd Freshmen Imhahon How we freshmen dreaded that day of Freshmen In1t1at1on Llpstlck rouge and everythlng but mud was plastered all over us We had to crawl on our hands and knees from down street Boy were our knees sore' We could have lgnored those sopho- mores and would have if we hadnt thought we would have gotten more pumshment After we got to school the sophomores got us down to the Chem lab and hosed us wlth water We looked hke somethlng from another world Then we filed 1nto the gym and had salt dumped ln our halr then had other punlshments such as feed1ng each other bananas that had been rolled all over the floor Then some of us had to walk on wet spaghettl We surely were tired when lt was all over but lt really was fun and we wouldn t have mlnded domg lt over agaln The sophomores gave a social for our benefit ln the evening When we finally became members at G H S we ordered our class rings The class all agreed on one type On October 2 1953 we put on our first SOCl3l 1n the h1gh school Grades 9 12 were lnvxted The evemng was enjoyed wlth round and sq.1a e danc es Refreshments were free The social was a suc cess On October 22 1953 our class rlngs finally came and we were all happy and satlsfiezl w1th them On January 13 1904 we got our class banner with the colors blue and gold It really IS pretty and we are proud of It On October 26 1954 vue had a Sadie Hawkms SOC131 and everyone was 1nv1ted We all wore dungarees The girls had to pay the boys fare We took the measurements of the boys waist and the g1rl had to pay according to the slze It was a huge success and all enjoyed themselves We declded we wanted to earn more money for our treasury so we put on a food sale on January 3 1955 1n Emery s Store We sold such items as cakes cook1es ples and doughnuts The sale was very successful Rachel Collins was chairman and chose her own committee We also had a few candy sales but didnt do so well on those Our blggest dlsappolntment was when the prm clpal told us there would be no more Semor trips to New York Our class was to have been the last class to go and the news really shook us but we had to accept it We may make our own class trlp not under the school s respons1b111ty Jumor Prom Aprll 22 1955 What a busy week we had getting everythlng ready for our Prom We spent hours and hours of our time getting the gym decorated We had Dean King s orchestra The gym was decorated ln pas tel colors and we had a revolvlng crystal ball The decoratlons were a sprmg scene with blrds flow ers and mountains We really thought lt was beau tlfu In the evening at 8 30 our big dance began all the girls were dressed in beautiful gowns and most of the boys 1n tuxedoes At n1ne we had our Grand March and it was really beautiful seeing so many dlfferent colored gowns Our Prom was a huge success Semor Hop Well this year IS sure going to be important for us Senlors as we are golng to have our dance the Semor Hop and we have set the date for May We have been planning all week how we are to have for a orchestra We have decided to have Dean King and to decorate the gym in pastel col ors We hope it will be a big success as we have worked very hard to please everyone Graduation How we are golng to dread that mght Walkmg down that long aisle 1n front of all our friends and neighbors and knowlng that we may never see them agaln because our plans for the future may lead us elsewhere Some of us will be glad to start our future but will miss our dear old school G H S There will be many tear stained faces on that mght But as we look around and see our teachers we will be grateful to them knowmg that they helped us to reach our goal We had some pretty hard struggles but our teachers and friends were always there to help us out We will never forget the plays Carnlval basket ball and other aCtlVlt16S that we had fun partlclpat mg 1n To us there 1snt any other school in the world that we would love as much as G H S Jack a pet shop salesman Whats your com pla1nt Nancy The parrotl bought here yesterday wont talk Jack D1d you give nt a chance? I . . . , 9 1 , 7 . - . . - l 7 I 7 ' ' . , . . . ' 7 . - , 7 - 4 ' 1- . ' I 7 ' . 'Z . . ' . . . . ' 7 . ' , . . . . ' D , I ' . . . . . . 1- : i . ! . . , . . , A - 2 ' LK 77 . ., . ' 9 ' 18. 7 ! eating cream pie that wasn't whipped cream elther, going to decorate the gym and whom we are going i. , . , . . y v ' . ' I . D : . - ' , 1 . . ' ' I' ' ' - ' an yy 1 ! . . ' . ' 1 7 1 ' . ' . I ' . 1 n , ' , p - - . . . 7 ' , . . . , . 3 9 I . ' . Y ' ' , v . Q 1 n , D ' Y . . , : , - 9 , . ' ! ' ' . . ' 3 r 9 9 . ' I D ' 1? in nf-K 41 U'-as CONN' ef ,,.J gt N ,gif if op 4 I' ' l J .2 . , i , ,. ,.. X 'O 1 ,j , ' ? S 0 . A , I, C l iv v V' jf - x f 1 fx- M I . x S 'Ll . y . .,- I 1 V P, w I V . , . 5 ' ' A va an tis. ' U fi' . r L ,.v, . W ' . :, I 4 , v r it I vr if 1 , ' -x gf 'N . I x, ai? A Q - , M , H kj ' if A M, 4 3 fmt . 5 1 v 0 S -i H ,rv-I 'il' Q A h , c , -A - A , L 7 , , .5 A M , . 1 M , ,ij l 1' ' 'A' s 4 ,Val jk,g,,. , 4 A wx. , f y, ,Mu , 1 .ev Y ., ,, , .x W. ' Q , A , R ' ' V Q 5 , -1 N., .. I , ,Q , NK 1, n .rd iv 4 , xi ' , 4 ,?Q ' .A L 'f' Q , Ar '- , 1 A F - f . f f f' I I , 4 I Class Wlll We the Semor Class of 1956 belng of sound 1n1nd and d1spos1ng memory do hereby make pubhsh and declare th1s our last w1ll and testament Part I To next year s Semors we leave success ln all your class aCt1V1t19S Have fun To next year s Jumors we leave a wonderful tlme wlth your play and Prom To next years Sophomores we leave lots of good sp1r1t and sportsmanshlp Have a good tlme at the basketball games To next year s Freshmen we leave four great years at G H S Good luck and study hard' Part II I Shella Anderson do bequeath my love for under classmen to Trudy Call They re the most huh Trudy? I Patr1c1a Barrows do bequeath my love for school to my s1ster Joyce Have fun wh1le you re at GHS I Marlene Bean do bequeath to my brother Bud dy my love for Saturday nlght dancmg at Fat s and N1chols' I Nancy Beaton do bequeath my love for the pool room to Shelba Mahurm It s a long walt 1snt lt Shelba? I Lee George Cass do bequeath the old school house to the Class of 57 lf It doesnt fall down ln I M1ll1cent Cloutler do bequeath my love for bas ketball to anyone that can stand the Sp1llS I James Cole do bequeath my love for a full tank of gas to B111 Kerr who needs lt for h1s short trlps up north I Rachel Colllns do bequeath my love for dark complexloned boys to Shlrley FOWIIC They sure are H108 huh? I Robert Colllns do bequeath my love for hltch hlklng to my brother Ted I Carolyn Demars do bequeath my love for basket ball to Ruth Martln What a tlme wlth bumps and bru1ses' I Louise Devost do bequeath my love for worklng on Saturday mghts to my slster Rlta Keep Smll 1ng Reet I Dorsey Dupuls do bequeath my love for basket ball to Betty Woodward Some fun huh? I Rlchard Emery do bequeath my parkmg lot ln front of the hlgh school to Roland Glbson I Patr1c1a Gonyer do bequeath my love for partnes to anyone who can keep up w1th them I Romona Gonyer do bequeath my love for school to anyone who can stand lt I Rlchard Haney do bequeath my draftlng board and sketches of ultra modern automoblles to Reg g1e Zanes to promote busmess ln h1s future sales rooms for super duper hot rods I Bessle Hlckey do bequeath my love for dancmg at Lunenburg Vermont to Buddy Bean Keep 1n step Bud' I Bruce Hodge do bequeath some of my hexght to anybody who needs lt I Carolyn Johnson do bequeath my love for oHice work to my brother Edward Take lt easy Eddle I Thomas Johnson do bequeath my love for Bulcks to Ph1l1p Dunham If you cant be a good drlver be careful I Maynard Knapp do bequeath my love for hunt 1ng to Robert Lavole Robert leave the glrls home youll get more game I Jack Lynch do bequeath my love for basketball to Art Colllns Darryl Gagnon and Sweet Pea Good luck men I Carol Marshall do bequeath my love for car mlnded boys to anyone who 1lkQS to rlde a lot I Patr1c1a Marshall do bequeath my love for fel lows who work long hours to anyone who l1kes to Walt for week ends I James McBr1de do bequeath my love for the pool room to Bernle Bennett the future pool shark of Adams basement I Carolyn Mlles do bequeath my love for dolng absolutely nothlng to anyone who can get away Wlth lt I Bambl Muldoon do bequeath my love for talklng to anyone who ll llsten I Margaret Nason do bequeath my love for tele v1s1on to anyone who can digest the snacks that I Rena Ol1v1er do bequeath my love for eatlng to Rodney Irvmg Watch that wa1stl1ne Joe' I Conme Platt do bequeath my love for the Hall boys to Therese BIHIS Take It easv Therese I Theresa Platt do bequeath my love for summer vacatlons to my brother John I hope Vou have as much fun as I d1d flshmg I Wayne Rogers do bequeath my love for gettmg up early to Roland Glbson worse than a day s work eh Pee Wee I James Shannon do bequeath my love for hunt 1ng fishlng and Jeeps to SteVl6 Hamel I Kay Stone do bequeath my love for wr1t1ng let ters to anyone who llkes to buy the postal stamps I Pearl Tllton do bequeath my love for week ends to my brother Chan It s hard to get up Monday mornlng 1sn t lt I Lawrence Valhere, do bequeath my love for snow shoelng to Helen Gagnon Dont get lost next tlme I Stanley Wrlght do bequeath my four years of Engllsh to my cousm June Wrlght I hope you get along better than I d1d I Dor1s Woodward do bequeath my love for Chr1s t1ne Lake to Valerle Mxlls Keep those fires burn 1ng Val 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 7 ' . . y . 1 1 1 1 , s u . ' , . , . . . 1 1 , . ' . . , . ' 7 , 1 1 ' . ' . 1 7 , 1 . ' ' 1 - 1 ' cc 11 I u u n , y ' , . 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 7 . - 1 - 1 1 , 1 1 ' ' n u , ' I a 7 , 1 1 1 1 ' , ' , . . , , 1 1 1 1 ' . l . , . . , . . , , 1 1 , . , , ,Q n , 1 - nr 1 11 - - 1 - the meantlme. 80 With lt. , , - , 9 , u u , . , . 1 1 7 7 , . K , . ' Y Y 7 7 - . . 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 . . ' , 1 1 1 ' 9 , . 1 1 - 7 7 - ., . ., . - . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' . . ' A , , I o 0 I I ' - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 - , . . , . 1 1 ' ' ' . , . , , 1 s ' Y 1 1 ' , ' 1 1 Y , ' , , . 1 - 1 1 I , ' . . 1 1 ' , 1 i . . - y - CLASS OF 1951 Pearl Breault 4Mrs Thomas Stylesj lohn Brennan Robert Bushey Lawrence Doherty Arnold Fluery Jovce Gllcrls Svlvla Irvmg Stewart Marshall Rlchard McAllister Paullne McMahon fMrs Hlalmar Sorensony Donald Nocky Roland Normandeau Harold Nugent Belt Peaslee John Plnette Franklm Rogers Marllyn Rolfe Harold Savage Vlctorlne Stuart Davld Styles Paul Sulllvan CLASS OF 1952 Paul Allen Adelene Bean fMrs Albert FTIZZK-Blll Florence Bennett Beverly Carver Robert Chase Ronald Clark lane Cole Prlscllla Craggy Harry Crawford Jane Emery Helen Fisher fMrs Harvey HICKQYJ Beverly Fowlle Donald Gllman Rlchard Gllman Robert Griffith Eugene H0dgklHS Julla Holden fMrs Raymond Crawfordj Joyce Knapp lMrs Gerald Landersb Lawrence Landry Alice Marshall Carolyn Marshall iMrs John Plnettej Shlrley Martln Ronald Mason Leo Meumer Beverly Mlles Constance Mllls Juanita Peers fMrs Fred Benwayj Leo Roberge L lllan Roy Bethany Sawyer fMrs Kenneth Day! Jean Savage lMrs Rene Dubreullj Phlllp Scott Jean Shannon lMrs Wllllam Benwayj Paul Stevens Robert Thlbodeau Robert Vlall Elizabeth Watklns fMrs Robert Hughesj ALUM I Northumberland N Deceased Keene N H Mllton Mass Hartford Conn D S Amr Force Gloveton N H Northumberland N Lyndon Vt Rxchmond Va Groveton N H Llmestone Malne Keene N H Gulldhall Vt Warner Robems U S An Force U S Alr Force Sprlngfield Mass Groveton N H Phlladelphla Penn Gu ldh'1ll Vt Keene N H Groveton N H Buckhannon W Va Hyde Park Mass Lancaster N H Durham N H Boston Mass Groveton N H Cloveton N H Groveton N H Manchester N Orono Marne Groveton N H U S Alr Force New York N Y U S Alr Force Groveton N H Llttleton N H Groveton N H Boston Mass Warner Robems Groveton N H U S A11 Folce U S Army Groveton N H Groveton N Groveton N U S Alr Folce Gloveton N H Groveton N H Lancaster N H Boston Mass Groveton N H U S Marlnes Groveton N H New lork N Y Norfolk Va H CLASS OF 1953 Harry Breault Norma Chapman fMrs Stanley BOTSCUWICYJ Robert Demars Reginald Fluery Geraldlne Gagnon fMrs Gllbert Majoxj Robert Hall James Hunter Donat Joyal Flortnce Lavoxe fMrs Wllham Huntexl Iohn Leclere Barbara McMahon Janet Moulton 1Mrs Regmald Flueryy Joan Potter Dorcas Styles Lorraine Tetu Beverly Tremose fMrs Kelth Warrenl Shlrley Woodward Beverly Magulre Carl ol Matthews Herb rt McFa1 land Davld Mlles Deane Warl en CLASS OF 1954 Joan Bean fMlS Leo Hlckeyj Marilyn Bennett Elizabeth Benway fMrs Gardner Chapellj Ann Boucher Louella Cantm 1Mrs Roland Carony Reynold Canton Phlllp Demers Raymond Demers Rlchald Demers James Emerson Maxine Fluery Sylvla Forbes Rosa Gaudette Evelyn Hlckey Leona Hlckey tMrs Wllllam Demersj Bethany LaBrecque Mllton Lakm Donald Langlols Cora Marshall fMrs Wllllam J8lVlSl James McGuire Irene Meurnler Marcia Mlles Carol Moses John Normand Perry Nugent Eleanor Platt Edmund Robert W1ll1am Savage Francis Shannon Fred Shannon Frankie Smith CLASS OF 1955 Donald Arsenault Phllbert Brooks Marllyn Brooks Groveton N H Connectlcut Westover Fleld Mass Jacksonvllle Fla Groveton N H Keene N H Army Army Oakland Cal Keene N H Burllngton Vt Jacksonvllle Fla Plymouth N H Worcester Mass Groveton N H Gloveton N H Groveton N H Mllan N H Somersworth N Groveton N H Groveton N H Army Groveton N H Concord N H Sprlngfleld Vt Plymouth N H Manchester N Groveton N H Groveton N H Keene N Groveton N H Groveton N H Rochester N Plymouth N Groveton Groveton Vlrglma G1 oveton Army G1 oveton Manchester Navy Groveton N Concord N H Wllllam Arizona Portsmouth N H Wanadena N Y Groveton N H Durham N H Lancaster N H Boston Mass Stark N H Gloveton N H Navy Sudbury Mass Concord, N H S G , l' ,Ga. 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' 1' 2' '1 ,1'. . 2- ' 11 ' ' 1 1 , ass. 1 z I 2 'z 'A s .1 1' 1 ', I. . To Our Advertisers The Closs of T956 wishes 'ro express whose support mode possible the pub lacotloh of this yeorbook its oppreciotion to oll the odvertisers GRQVETON PAPERS COMPANY G N 1 h C077Zf7!f77l67ZlfS' of Compllments of A S Temose BARBER SHOP Tab s Blllldlllg State Street Open Thursday Nlght Only Best of Luck to the Class of 56 Qompllments of Dora s Beauty Shop Preble St 'IELLPHONE 176 M Houle Barber Shop Mam Street broveton N Ernest Normandeau 81 Son GENERAL TRUCKING Wood and Furniture Movers Telephone 116 Groveton N H COMPLIMENTS OF Albert Roberts BARBER SHOP Clyde s Restaurant Mrs Romeo Bresette Prop I D ELLINGWOOD General Trucking Telephone 48 Groveton N H I J. . NEXT TO POST OFFICE I MORRIS STUDIQS C1 mmm 0 Dzgfzzzgzmlzeff Poffmzzis Photographm work IU fh1S book was done by MQRRIS Clb kNH ph e foo, . . Tele or1e205 1 ompllments of JACKS CALSO SERVICE uLEP11oNE 5071 GROVETOW A H GROVETON N H TELEPHONF 50 HARDWARE CEMENT LUMBER RooFlNG G L A S S sPoRTlNc Gooos Licenses EMERSON'S L ompllments of I S R A E L S GROVETOIN NEW HAMPSHIRF at Reasonable Prices GROVETON OIL COMPANY Kelvmator Appliances Ronge and Fuel Onl Bottled Gos PLUMBING and HEATING bxovetm, N H Telephone 33 Quality Goods for Men, Women ond Children Compllments of LABNON S Department Store 43 Maln Street Berlln N H DOROTHY Specualty Shop Lancaster N H CONGRATULATIONS to the Senlor Class Bodwell Furnlture Co Llttleton N H Tom Bodwell The Furmture Man of the Mountalns Bobble Brooks Sports Iassu lr Coats Ionathan Logan 8. Teena large Dresses DORA S SHOP Dora Lamoureux Or1g1na1 Deslgner Hand made formal gowns on order Compllments of HELEN KNOX'S Beauty Shop Cnty Hardware Store HOBBIES 8: HOBBY SUPPLIES 97 99 Pleasant St Berlln N H TELEPHONE 1338 Paints Sporhng Goods Housewares Electrical Appliances Tools Plumbing Supplies Glass QUALITY Clothing Furnlshlngs Footwear and Luggage smce 1914 Geo. H Cummmgs Colebrook, N H S N EVANS Frults and Confect1onery Cigars and Tobacco Lancaster, N H I I - Tel. 38-2 Colebrook, N. H P10 as IZOIZIIZ Dzrecfozy Compllments of J W HAINES D D Office Noves Block Telephone 84821 Lancaster lN H Compllments of WILLIAM LEHNERT Groveton N H ROBERTI HINKLEY M Groveton N H DR DANA H LEE Lancaster N H EBEN H DUSTIN M D Groweton N H SOLOMON ISRAEL D M D State Street Telephone 179 Groveton lN H Comphments of THOMAS S ROCK M D Telephone 84831 Lancaster NI H R -f Q Q . .V A . . , . . S. . , . D. Compliments of . , . . , . . . . , . . ' ' , l . JOSEPH S BEATON 8- SONS BOTTLED RANGE and FURNALE OIL BURNERS Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal Work Lancaster N H Groveton N H L G BALFOUR COMPANY Class Rmgs and Pms Commencement Invitations Diplomas Personal Cards Club Inslgnla Medals and Trophles MR DONALD B TUPPER Box 244 Cape Cottage Branch PORTLAND 9 MAINE t'Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges GEO M STEVENS 81 SON CO Insurance LANCASTERNH Compllments of NORTHERN BUSINESS SERVICE Accounting Auditing Bookkeepnng TaxadPyoIlSe P J NOYES COMPANY Manufacturing Chemists Retail Pharmacists TI LEPHONE 8 3011 LANCASTER NI H I868 88 Yea s At The Same Location 1956 THOMPSON MANUFACTURING CO Lancaster 1X H n a r rvice 40 Main Street Lancaster, N. H 'I ' - P . 1 . . T r I T Compllments of BRIDEAU BUILDING SUPPLY, INC L U M B E R Doors and Wmdows Pamts and Hardware Floor Tlle Shingles and Roofing Insulahon Board Rock Wool Exchange St Berhn N H Telephones 2006 2007 FRANK SMITH COMPANY Lancaster N H Telephone 84931 Hordwore Fo rm Equipment RIFF FLOWER SHOP Flornst Telegraph Delivery Assn TELEPHONE 84681 R W RIFF 28 Maln St Lancaster N H MARSHALL FARM DAIRY PASTEURIZED and HOMOGFNIZED MILK Northumberland N H TELEPHONE 6812 GROCERIES - MEATS - FRUITS - VEGETABLES OMER 8. GERT RESTAURANT BAR B Q cl-HCKEN Itoluon Spoghettu ond Puzzo Seafood HEAVY STEER STEAKS 203 Mam Street Berlm N H If o mtam Serv1ce DINTY S RESTAURANT WHERE BETTER Foons ARE SERVED Dune of Dmty Groveton N H Phone 5095 ROBERT S MOTEL AND PhlI's Esso Servncenter Route 3 Groxeton N H Compllments of S 8. W MARKET Groveton IN H - - - I . . 1 , . . n v , I 0 . 7 Q , . . V Compliments of LANCASTER MOTEL Iancaster N H Compllments of MIDWAY GROCERY STORE and RESTAURANT H A Moo e Sz Son Lancaster N H Lomplxments of O. B DUPUIS SILvER KING CHAIN SAWS The Kmg of them All Sales and Servlce SFATE STREET PHONE 1 TAXI 24 Hour Service Passengers are Insured GROVETON N H 4 . , . . ,.. . W , o 'I 1 1 A, . . Compliments of CHRISTOPHERS Shirley - Chris - Gregg - Betty L omplxments of C L A I R E S PAULINE SAWYER Proprlefor GROVETON DAIRY PASTEURIZED and HOMOGENIZED Mnlk ond Cream COTTAGE CHEESE and ICE CREAM HURLBUTT'S FUEL SERVICE RANGE and FUEL OIL BOTTLED GAS APPLIANCES R H HURI BUTT Proprletor Groveton IN H Plumbing cmd Heating BRO away, Befllfl New 1-uursmnz DIAMOND LUNCH Groveton N H PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF Groveton Ne Hampshle GROVETON Comphments of HICKEY S GARAGE Groveton N H 'wa in 0 Compliments of , W '1- I Compllments of GEORGE CHRISTOPHER Groveton N H EVERETT S DINER Groveton N H Specnol Rotes for Formly Dinners FULL COURSE TURKEY DINNER SERVED EVERY SUNDAY Compliments of ELMER NUGENTS INSURANCE Agent for MUTUAL of OMAHA TEL 100 GROVETON N H Compllments of AMMONOOSUC LOCAL NO. 61 ,4'. . I . . . I . Y - STYLES DRUG STORE Congrotulotnons ond Best Wishes to the Closs of 1956 PINETREE MOTEL ond LaROCHE S STEAK HOUSE Northumberland N H GROVETON DINETTE and BOWLING ALLEYS GROVETON N H PHONE 123 Fmer Foods For Less TAYLOR'S MARKET Compllments of LANGLEYS GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY GROVETON N H PHONE 140 Compllments of J L EMERY Plumbing and Heating BOTTLED GAS CALORIC RANGES DUO THERM HEATERS Telephone 17 Groveton N H Compllments of BOUCHER S IGA SELF SERVICE SUPER MARKET Telephone 83 3 Groveton N H LESNICK BUILDING SUPPLY Everything For The Home Lancaster N H D1a182711 82142 I v I , . . u s . . 1 , . . I ' . . . ll ' Il , . . ' I ' L ompllments of CURTIS HARDWARE STORE INC. 123 MAIN STREET BERLIN N H Comphments of LAVIGNES RED WING EXPRESS Compllments of DUPUIS MARKET Gro eton N H THE SIWOOGANOCK GUARANTY SAVINGS BANK Lancaster New Hampshxre I I BERLIN, N. H. I v , . . The Astle Company HARDWARE APPLIAINC LS HOME FURNISHINGS Dual 73321 Whitefield N Lancaster Bowling Lanes If njox A Nlce C lean Sport FLN FOR EVERYONE TEL LANCASTER 82022 Remember DIAL 4 3956 SHOPS L1ttleton N H SC H U RMAN Motor Company DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE Job rated Trucks Sales and Service 29 Park St Lancaster N DIAL 8 2271 S 8. H Green Stamps Lomphments of Connectlcut Valley Dalry, Inc e 84611 Lancaster N Comphments of Beecher Equlpment, Inc Lancaster N H Dependable Service at Low Cost Comphments of T e Littleton Hardware Co LITTLETON 'N H Sportmg Goods Saranac Gloves COMPLIMENTS OF STEVENS STORE Gulldhall Vt . . . . I ' j ' 7 T V ' - ' , . H. I H . , . H. Department Store Service Since 1911. I ' , . . T l . H ll ' ll CONGRATULATIONS to e SENIOR CLASS Brody s Men s Store Main St. Berlin N. . We give S 8: H C reen Stamps Youngs Muslc Store 215 Main St. Berlin N. EVERYTHING IN MUSIC and TV Comphments of Alexander Motor Sales Lancaster N H BEN EVANS STORE 57 MAIN STREET Berlm N H Complete Outfitter for Men 8. Boys Comphments of Berlm N H ELMS HOTEL Lancaster N H Comphments of Goldberg s Auto Servuce nc Berlm N H Burllngton Vt TOP FURNITURE Incorporated Complete Home Furnlshmgs Hotpomt Appluances 8 Maln St 5 Redmgton St St Johnsbury Vt Berlm Llttleton th I I ' H . H Frank D. McGee, Inc. ' I I O I I . . . Comphments of Compllments of MORN EAU 8. SONS Sherburne s Gulf Servuce STORAGE WAREHOUSE REPAIRS and ACCESSORIES M P k Sh ovmg ac mg Ippmg 22 years auto experience 46 Wrlght St Berlm N H Compllments of F B SPAULDING CO Roberts Motor Soles, Inc GRAIN and FEED CHEVROLET BUICK Tel 82281 Lancaster N TELEPHONE 73 3 Comphments of Arthur s Mansfield H J 81 R W Whltcomb Lancaster N H BUILDING CONTRACTOR 28 State Street Groveton N H NeIson's Poultry Form Geo N Kent 8. Son, Inc Fresh Eggs Dressed Poultry Box 310 Lancaster N H TEL GROVETON 68 11 TELEPHONE 8 2114 RFD No 2 Lancaster N H I I . - , .H. Lancaster, N. H. , . . Trl Town Cleaners 1 HOL R QFRVIC E C .ash and C arrv TELEPHONE 200 Free Plckup and Dellvery 24 HOUR SERVICE C LAYTON BARN ETT G1 eeung Cax ds for All OCCHSIOHS Personal Stahonery Glft lteme and All Occaslon Paper WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia MADFLYN MULDOOIN Representative Groveton IN H COMPLIM' ws MILL SPA Northumberlwnd N H Comphments of BAILEY S Department Store Groveton Whxtefield Charles Tlllotson Compllments of Whitey's Amoco Station Comphments of TELEPHONE 393 MOVQGTCT L. MOCDOnGId Groveton, N H I . , 1 - f' I Groveton. H. , T nh' ' OF J , V I. , . 4 I Compllments of LI NSCOTT 81 SMITH SPORTING GOODS Johnson Sea Horse MERVIN T CONNARY Prop Lancaster N H B B Y Llttleton N H Women s and Misses Ready to-Wear and Accessorues FOOTWEAR for the Enhre Famuly Enna Jettlck Jarman Peter Rabblt Shoes BLANDIN 8. HENSON Lancaster N H Compliments of GREEN SHOE STORE 171 Maln St Berlin N H NADEAU BROTHERS d s m o b I SALES and SERVICE Br1dge Street Lancaster N H Compllments of So ranoc Glove Com po ny Llttleton New Hampshire Whlteheld Steam Laundry, Inc Whitefield N H Berlln N H TEL 72682 Compliments of o Friend of Educohon LI 'S I ,.. I ' I . , . ' .,un OI 'le ' ,.. . . V I . . ,. . .,A.. . SANTA S VILLAGE A Plcturesque Storybook Vlllage 1n Chrlstmas Tree Country on the Presldentlal Hlghway U S Route 2 IFFFP RSON NFVI HAMPSHIRE 'Vlr and 'Vlr Normand Duhoxs Owners Compllments of P I C H E Men s APPAREL Boys Lancaster N H Sherman s Home 81 Auto Supply 67 MAIN STREET F 1 r e s t o n e TIRES TUBES Electrical Appliances Lancaster N H Compllme its of R E GOU LD BEN FRANKLIN STORE Whltefield N H Woyslde Furnlture Appllances Baldwin Plano TV Boats and Motors Quality Merchandlsc at VI arehouse Irlces We takr trade ms 68 Unlon St Llttleton N DIAL 4 2735 Comphments of Evans Department Store 107 Mam Street Berlm N H Hodgdon Servlce Stahon Mobnl Products Lancaster N H P E A S L E E ' S L1u1ldhallVt I . . . l i , , w v 7 1 J 4 ,A 1 , . . A . A 5.4 ' H, ' .' I - Y A C C i I I - I , . . BERRVS n e ' 14 ' vv ' - ' - D . l . Y .-ll v .4 ,. S ,in , -' yy ' ' ' , . . , .H. Q - , . , . , . . For COOKING - ELECTRICITY IS BEST Its as clean as an electric light. Electricity Does So Much - Costs So Littlel PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY of New Hompshure WHITE S SHOE STORE ROBLEE Shoes fo Men AIR STEP Shoes for Women BUSTER BROWN Shoes for Boys a d G I X RAY FITTING Lancaster N H GOOD FOOD MAKES GOOD FRIENDS For the most courteous se vlce and the best meals he North Count y vlslt the LOG CABIN RESTAURANT filmlm QU II Qj J A McCORMACK 81 SON MONUMENTS Rlnh Stxeet Telephone 113 Groveton N H I r n ir s r ' in 1' r . . between Lancaster and Groveton. 1 l I 1 5 - 1 O l Compliments of EAGLE HOTEL Visit The Golden Eagle EMILE F DUPUIS Proprietor Groveton N H Gifts For All Occasions NORTH COUNTRY GIFT SHOP George Wilford Groveton N H HOUbEWARE ELECTRICAL APPI IANCEb GILVERWARE Watches Rmgs Jewelry One Year Guarantee on WATCH REPAIRS The Gloss of l956 wishes to thohk the North Country Gift Shop for the Groduotloh Gifts we received . . N N i 4 f n . Repairs on rings, jewelry, lighters, electric Shavers. Time Payments If Desired. OUR CONGRATULATIONS to the groduotes of Curoveton Hugh School We hope thot mony of you will hove the opportunity for some further educotuon beyond thot of hugh school but whotever you do we wush you oll the luck ond hope thot you wull keep un touch with us so thot your friends will know whot you ore doing WE APPRECIATE the opportunities we hove hod to serve the Groveton students by pruntung the Senuoruon ond other work We thonk oll those responsible ond hope thot for mony more yeors we moy enjoy the splendid relotuonshup WE TAKE PRIDE un being considered the Home Town Newspoper by the we olwoys try to use os much reol news from your com munity os we moy obtoun Cooperotuon un promptly send ing ony news you moy hove to our correspondent or our oftuce us olwoys opprecuoted The Woman 272 the Shoe whose column us enuoyed so much un your oreo occordung to so mony letters we receive hos o unique ond quite different gift shop ot 28 Hugh St Loncoster We unv te you ond your friends to vusut THE SHOP IN THE SHOE whuch us open summers The Coos County Democrat people of Groveton ond vicinity. To merit this feeling Tclcphonc 8-4939 Lancaster, N. H. Compliments of RSCW SUPER MARKET 11779676 I' 27261 foods me Sola! 07 Less Grocerres Frozen Foods Quahry Mears Frurt and Vegetables Pamts and Hardware We AlDP76lIfIf6 50117 Pafmfzfzge QHLRQH sTR1rT TELLIHONIL ro GROX Hom N H 1. ' f na f' 4 f' 4 f' X' a -' 7 . . VI- L ' 7 ' t. TJ 7 f 7. .. r -C I .