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i Pt 5 we I It seemed that twenty years ago We d never make the grade But meeting one and all agarn Has made this thought fade For instance there s Phil Nelson And L1nny Carver too Ross Beattle and Peter Styles Make up the Celtics crew Judy Moses and Judith Treamer Are working hand in hand Two better atomic scientists You'll find not in this land And when there's Joanne Treamer Who's workrng night and day As secretary to the President Playboy Tilton and Benjre Knight Are living high rt seems They re working at the Copa Their song and dance act beams Then there s Robert Uilvxsj Lavore Whose voice no one can fake His curly hair and sweet disposition Any girl would gladly take Chuckie Ward has really climbed high As an actor, you might have guessed With Cecile LaJo1e his leadrng lady For time he s really pressed For Mary Marges and Doris Olivier Anything they can afford Their Parts designs rn dresses Have received many a reward Donna Goad and Sandra Roy Have what it really takes, They're the backbone of St. Louis. As nurses they're no fakes Dottie Johnson and Jane Goulet And Linda Crawford too Are mighty happy housewives Without which we couldn t dp Sandra Narler and David Rich Are very happy I guess They own their own little drugstore And are makmg a mint they confess Gary and Wayne are partners now They ve really hit the top Their new designs in machinery Wrll make our nation hop Artie Gaudette Lucille B1lodeau And Chrlron Kennett too Are secretaries to the U N Without them what would we do? Alberta Rrce has done it again As a beauticran she s really good Her new desrgns in hair do s Make hair look as it should Loure The Looper Boudrras Is doing well, I guess Who needs a long deserved rest Rita Devost IS rrght on top She s mighty good I hear Her excellent work 1n teaching l-las earned her many a cheer Roland and Albert are doing fine As scientists we must admrt Their drscoverres in all kinds of fields Have made them really hit Mary Barnes Joyce Barrows And Lucrlle Hopps it seems Have gone into the grocery business Their corporation gleams We can t forget Richard Olivier Clyde Platt or Buddy Bean As our nation s top secret engineers You certainly can't call them green Betty Woodward w if ' . ' She has no time to play. He's working under Richard Clark,
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Knowrng that those of you we leave behmd rn Groveton Hrgh School are anxrously awartrng our grfts we leave you the followrng Mary Ellen Bames leaves her brakeless Fords to her srster Carol Ann Joyce Barrows leaves a nrce warm seat on the school bus to Glorra Grlman Alctde Bean leaves as quietly as he came Ross Beattre leaves Pete s gun locked up rn a gun cabrnetl Lucrlle Brlodeau reluctantly leaves her spectal classes wrth Mr Gray JDUIS Boudrlas leaves a beloved Englrsh course L1nwood Carver would lrke to leave the Chem lab wrth a bang! Rrchard Clark leaves Govemment class rn an uproar Linda Crawford leaves a dusty locker and w1thout a dust rag' Rita Devost leaves Mr Mlcuccr wrth one eyebrow ratsed Alben Fontatne gladly leaves Arthur Gaudette hates to leave hrs commercral classes Roland Grbson leaves everybody in stitches Gary Gllcris leaves Government class but not w1thout the prctures of hrs Ferrarrs Wayne Gllcns sadly leaves w1thout a carload of Sentors' Donna Goad would llke to leave her pony tarl but can t get Rita to cut it Jane Goulet leaves to go to Bevrn Luc1lle Hopps leaves the attendance slrps to someone Wllh good thtck soles on hrs shoes Dorothy Johnson leaves her cloth for Home Economrcs at home Ch1l1on Kennett leaves never agam to leave the burldrng at 6 30 p m wrth four hundred freshly mrmeographed copres of Rainbow programs under hrs arm Benny Knrght would lrke to leave hrs gurtar to Mr Moulton but Ben doesn t thrnk he ll treat rt wrth kmdness Cecrle Lajole leaves her arguments wrth Peter Mary Marges leaves her boots in the hall for someone to trrp over Judy Moses leaves her pony tall thanks to Holbrook and Devost Sandra Natler leaves her temper to go frnd a quieter one Phrl Nelson leaves much to the drstress of a certain Junror grrl Dons Olivxer leaves a few things rn her desk for her successor Rrchard Olrvrer leaves sadly? No' Reluctantly? No! Just leaves Clyde Platt leaves wrshrng he could take the whole basketball team wrth htm Alberta Rrce leaves the dr1ver trarmng instructorQMr Morinj rn a state of collapse! Davrd Rrch leaves much to the relief of all humorless teachers Sandra Roy would lrke to leave the time played rn basketball games to someone but hates to leave anyone ttmeless Peter Styles leaves the grrls sadly Chan Ttlton leaves his books l.l'l hrs desk as usual And he s stlll lookrng for a pen Jo Treamer leaves her false tooth No wart Jo' Come back' You ll need it' Judrth Treamer leaves some Marshmallow Fluff for Ruthre She lrkes rt better than I do Chuck Ward leaves wrth a pocketful of Devrl Dogs and Nabs Betty Woodward leaves still talkmg' We the Senior Class of 1958 leave To the Class of 63 our best wrshes as you become next year s erghth grade To the Class of 62 the Joy we felt rn antlcipation of berng Freshmen To the Freshmen, the hope that you will feel the same satrsfactron which we experienced when we re ceived our class rrngs Hope you ll enjoy them as we have ours To the Sophomores wrshes for a successful Jumor Play and a never to be forgotten Prom To the Junrors our seats rn assembly Keep em warm' We wrsh you all the luck rn the world as next year s Senior Class Me 452 ' h . u , . . . . . . , . , . Robert Lavoie leaves, laughing at his own jokes. . . . , . ' I 9 9 2 I ' I ' , . . . . ' I I ' , . . ' 1
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The choice of Tattletale for our Junior Play proved to be a good one Poor Patty the tattletale mailed her diary instead of her novel to her publisher Patty Her mother Her father Isabel Artie Ida May Tod Paul Cummings Mr Nixon Mrs Nixon Miss Wlggam Walt Kennedy Louella ---- Monica ---- Judy Moses Mary Marges Linwood Carver Doris Olivier Charles Ward Judith Treamer Ross Beattie Robert Lavoie Chilion Kennett Alberta Rice Joanne Treamer - - - Roland Gibson - - - -Lucille Bilodeau Marilyn Dufour Barney ----- - - - ------ Clyde Platt Mr. Whittaker - - - - - - Phillip Nelson Mrs. lorimer - Hetty Heaton - Quiz ----- Play Director - Stage Managers - ---- Rita Devost - - - - Dorothy Johnson Betty Woodward Mr. Pierre Morin - - - - - Gary Gilcris, Clyde Platt Properties and Business Mgr. ----- Richard Clark Prompter and Make-Up - - - ---- Rita Devost Tickets ---------- - - Chilion Kennett Programs - - - - - Judith Treamer TAKE YOUR MEDICINE FELICIA METCA LF A talented cast from the Class of 1958 presented Take Your Medicine on November 8 1957 The comedy was unusual in that its entire action took place in a hospital room where the elderly Mr Dod son was trying both to recover from an illness and to discover his relatives shortcomings CAST Henry K Dodson Angela Warren Dr William Jackson Miss Holt Patricia Pryor Dorothy Carleton Charlotte Nelson Jack Benson Jonathan Puckett ---- Miss Cordelia Puckett - - Miss Dovie Finkledink - - Dodie Blake ------ Hoofendyke ----- Woman ---- Little Girl - - - ---- - - - Ross Beattie Cecile Lajote Peter Styles Lucille Bilodeau Sandra Roy Judy Moses Betty Woodward Linwood Carver - Charles Ward Linda Crawford Joanne Treamer - - - Alberta Rice - - Richard Clark Dorothy Johnson - Sally Knights PLAY PRODUCTIONS Director ---------- Mr. Chandler Matthews Business Manager - - - - C. Kennett, Clyde Platt Stage Manager - - - - - - - - Prompter ---- Programs - - - Publicity - - - - Gary Gilcris Dorothy Johnson - Phillip Nelson Lucille Bilodeau - - Rita Devost
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