Groveton High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Groveton, NH)

 - Class of 1959

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SHAKESPEARE ., HOWARDD FOWLIE Supeuntendent Admznzsfrafzvn Selma! l5'mrd MMS? ROYG CASCADDEN Prmclpal Davld Beattle Robert Hlnkley, M D James Ward Cleaver Www? 13 MRS FLORENCE TILTON, Secretary MERLE HAWKSLEY Custodlan . 5. ' K . ii t A- in ' 4 , H EZQ . I , Q , i w : ,,.W 3V4wK . , X N ,,,,' . , ,,,' x f E. X , 'V Fig - A RQ wg! i H I . - . ' '1N x , NNl - , 7 6, ..... F El 5, . 4 l 5 . 10.11 3' 4 I flare do all ffmf llldlj' faemnze 41 1111111 Uylw L2Ic11'65 do more. if zzmze. SHAKIZSPIZARIZ HELEN C ANDERSON H1F1 Expresslon Mr Moulton Sport Basketball Home town Groveton, N H Classes Taught Math and Readrng Experience Stratford Travels Canada New Eng Educatxon Keene Teacher s College ROYG CASCADDEN Cassy Expressron No I guessnot Sport Basketball Home town Groveton, N H Classes Taught U S Hrstory, Socrology Dr Tralnrng, Blology Psychology Expe YICDCC New London Conn Travels Montreal Que bec, etc Educatron Bates College C7 ELLEN B COREY Ellen Expressron Oh l m so sorry' Sport Knrttrng and gardenrng Hometown Groveton, N H Classes Taught Englrsh X and IX Frenchl Exper1ence L tleton Hrgh School Travels Scotland England France Holland Belgxum West to Calxfornla, North to Cape Breton Educatron Plymouth Teachers College B Ed Summer sesstons at varrous Un1vers1t1es VINCENT W DURNAN Vmce Expressron And all that Jazz Sport Hockey Home town Boston Mass Classes Taught Latm l-lrstory of C1v1l1zat1on Economtcs, World Problems Experrence Boston, Mass Travels U S Canada, and Mexrco Educatlon B A at Boston College M Ed at State Teacher s College Boston, Massachusetts Zzculfy BERNARD H GRAY Bernre Expresslon Thlnk Grrls and Boys Thrnk' Sport Baseball Hometown Bangor, Marne Classes Taught Personal Typewrrtrng Commercral Typewrltrng Short hand Offrce Practlce Typewrltmg ll Educatron B S rn BUSIHCSS Educatxon l-Iusson College Boston Un1vers1ty Summer Sessrons Q45 rnclude Graduate work for M Ed 1n BUSINESS Travels Extenslve Ten years U S N R South Pacrfrc Chrna, Japan Ok1nawa Pearl Harbor, and Guam DOROTHY JEWELL Dotty Expressron ls that so'7 Sport Swrmmtng, Canoelng Classes Taught 7th and Sth Grades Home Ec I, ll Ill IV and Arts and Crafts Experience Groveton N H Trav els New England N Y N J Canada Educatlon B S Unrversrty of Marne STANLEY K MATHIEU Stan Expresston I went to Colby Sport Baseball and Basketball Hometown Wrnslow Ma1ne Classes Taught 7th and 8th Grade Englrsh Educatron Wrnslow Hrgh School Colby College B A Btperrence Water vrlle Marne MARYS MATHIEU Cutre Expressron Now you stop rt Sport Baseball Home town Wrnslow Marne Classes Taught '7th and Sth Grade Englrsh Educatron Colby College Experrence Practrce Teachtng ,, . . ,, -1 n I I ' . n n - - . n I n . 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' : , . . , . . , . : . . , I Of DONALD CHANDLER MATTHEWS Chan Expresslon You ve had that ever srnce you were rn the frrst grade' Sport Gardentng Hometown Groveton, N H Classes Taught CIVICS U S Hrstory, Psychol ogy Socrology Education B A from Middlebury College Summer Sessrons at several Unrversrtres Expe rrence North Troy, Vermont, Wrndsor Vermont PHYLLIS B MCFARLAND Flash Expresslon Call that foul ref I Sport Basketball Hometown Groveton, N H Classes Taught Scrence General Math Educatron Plymouth Teacher s College Experrence North Stratford Juruor Hrgh Colebrook and Franconla Travels Entrre Northern States from Marne to Montana, also frve of the Canadian Provrnces LOUIS MICUCCI Lou Expressron Oh Well! Sport Baseball Hometown Gorham, N H Classes Taught Choral and Instrumen tal Leader Educatlon Boston Conservatory and Boston Umversrty Expenence Brooklrne, Medford, and Easton Pubhc Schools, Massachusetts Travels Southern States, 13 New England States, and Canada RICHARD P MILLIGAN Dlck ECPICSSIOD You k1ds close THAT door! Sport Bas ketball Hometown Augusta Mame Classes Taught Industrlal Arts '7 12 Educatron B S Degree m Educa t1on Experrence Student Teachmg Travels Formosa, Japan, Phrlrpptnes, and about 35 States of the U S ,Members Y RICHARD A MOULTON Dick Expressron Do you get the general drrft, or shall I snow a l1ttle moreo Sport Football Hometown Ashland New Hampshrre Classes Taught Mathematrcs Educa tton R.T C ALAN E RICH Al Expressron On rt' Sport Golf Hometown South Newburg, New Hampshrre Classes Taught Brology General Math General Busrness Chemrstry Economrcs, Commercral Law Englrsh 10 Educatron Dartmouth College, Plymouth Teachers College, B Ed Dartmouth College Experlence Haverhlll Academy Haverhrll, New Hampshue Travels Southern and Eastern Umted States T HOLLISF SAWYER Testube Expressron Who told you? Sport Fly f1sh1ng Home Town Groveton, N H Classes Taught Physlcs Chem rstry Earth Scrence Brology Educatron B S PHILIP MUNROE SMITH Phll Expressron All rrght Sport Sport Ftshrng Home town Wayland Mass Classes Taught Englrsh 11 Educatron B A Eng11shL1terature Boston Un1vers1ty Travels Canada, and Unlted States ll II W W - . nv r - - ' . uv n . . . . , . . . ' . : ' . 1 . . 1 ' 0 ' . . Q . O u u . g 1 0 I - , ' . ' : . ., ' . : ' , . . . . u D . . : : ' , . - .1 .. .. - .. . . . I N 1 ' I . N 1 S . , . . . . Q n . 0 l D . . . . , . . , . . . , . - . I . - . : . . . . . : ' ' , , - 2 . : . 'zz Z' A I B -' I ve' ,, S. I I ' 'f ,l. IK. .. - .. .. .. . . , ,, . . ,, ,, . . - : : . : . . l q ' Q . : . . , : . . . , ' . 2 . ' ' , ' , ' . I : . . 7 ' ' H - ff ., .. - .. - .. . - - - . : , . . . . . .. - .. U , l . - 12 . - . - - . , . . , . 0 : r I I . sg . . n ' I 9 v 1 5 0 , . 2 . ., . : , . : . Smiarian tzzff Edltor Asslstant Edltors Art and Photography Busmess Edrtors Semor Edltor Underclass Ed1tor Sports Edrtors Class Poems Iruuals Semor Favontes Superlatxves Prophecy Class W111 Assrstant Busmess Edltors Class HISIOIY Advlsor DORIS LECLERC IANET ATKINSON NICOLE LAMOUREUX TIMOTHY MAHURIN RAYMONDE BOUDRIAS BONNIE GILBERT FREDERICK TREMOSE BRENDA ISRAEL CHARLOTTE LANDRY RUTH MARTIN DAVID GILBERT RUTH MARTIN ANGELINE HOLBROOK BRENDA ISRAEL DIANE MILES LORETTA PERRY IANET ATKINSON DANIEL NASON LORETTA PERRY RUTH MARTIN, JANET ATKINSON DORIS LECLERC MR SMITH . . - - - - - - - - ------ - . Activities ----------------- -------'- ' D AWN STEVENS I '- 1 SENICRS 095 Selfmr 611155 FIRST ROW, left to rrghr Mr Durnan Heather Smtth Beth Covell Janet Atkrnson Nrcole Lamoureux Dawn Stevens Dor1s Leclerc BCIHICC Deyette Charlotte Landry Barbara Hall Mr Sawyer SECOND ROW Brenda Israel Paul Carver Donald Duputs Barbara Roby Loretta Perry June Wrrght Raymonde Boudrtas, Bonnle Grlbert Ruth Martrn Angellne Holbrook THIRD ROW Thomas Atklnson Rlchard Pomerleau Robert CUIIIS Wilfred Meunrer Carl Shoff Davrd Forbes, Davrd Gllbert Daruel Nason Douglas McA1l1ster FOURTH ROW Darrell Lunn, Kenneth Stevens Ph111p Boucher Robert Nugent Tlmothy Mahurm, Warren McCorm1ck Davrd Frsk Frederlck Tremose Scalar 611155 Prestdent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Marshal Owners DANIEL NASON ANGELINE I-IOLBROOK BRENDA ISRAEL ROBERT NUGENT PHILIP BOUCHER JANET ANN ATKINSON an Born March 16 1941 Favonte Expresslon Hey l got a letter today Trademark Dramond Rmg Asset Ab1l1ty to out talk anyone Prototype My mother Amb1t1on To work 1n Washmgton as a secretary Act1v1t1es Chorus, Snow Sculpture Iournahsm Club Assrstant Edrror of the Senrorran Staff Socral Commlttee Iunror Prom Commlttee Senror Play THOMAS MURRAY ATKINSON Tom Born March 16 1941 Favonte Expresslon Ay yup Trademark Wrlly s Car Asset Good natured Prototype Bev1n C Ambmon To go to the moon by bus Actrvmes Snow Sculpture Commrttee, Chorus, Junror Prom Com m1ttee, Hockey Team JOSEPH PHILLIP BOUCHER Bouch Born October 9 1941 Favorlte EXPICSSIOH What are we gomg to do? Asset Curly harr Prototype Rock Hudson Ambluon Put Fuzz on a dxet ACIIVIIICS Band Basketball All School Play Float Chaxrman oc cer H1 Y Cam1va1K1ng RAYMONDE MARIE BOUDRIAS Ramona, Ra Born March 13 1942 Favorrte Expressron For cryrng out loud' Trademark Eyes Asset French accent Prototype Wouldn t you lrke to know? Ambmon To have a date with Rrcky Nelson ACIIVIIICS Presrdent of Student Councxl Treasurer, Journallsm Club Offrce Staff Sen1or1an Staff Snow Sculpture Commlttee Carnival Commlttee, Catholrc Chou .1 J N 3 n - - . W .. . , . to I a I 0 Z I I f v 1 I 1 . X ' 431' I N N V - : , sf - - . n .. . ' I . . , I . . ' . n :wg -if ,grgqs ,' M435--' xH: A 4' iff 1- rg' D N .. F155-Af A ' I ggi fs 1 - . I .. - .. 7 .1 ' ' I - : I I - I I S - I - I ' n yn 3 a - - l .- - n , . Z Q X . , , I I I I I . , PAUL IEWETTE CARVER Carv Born January 9 1941 Favorrte Expressron Oh Heavens' Trademark Curly haxr Asset Cookrng ab111ty Prototype Mother and Father Ambrtron To buy all Howard Johnson s Restaurants Act1v1t1es Chorus, Iournalrsm Club, Junror Play, Camrval Ball Com mrttee, A11 State Chorus, Church Chou, Iunror Prom Commrttee, Cafeterra Help Athletrc Assocratron, North Country Musrc Festrval Chorus Employed at Everett s Drner ROBERT CARL CURTIS 0 Born September 'I 1941 Favorrte Expressron I thmk not Trademark Colt 45 Asset Teasmg Prototype Lumberyack Ambmon Turn 1n my pencrls for a drploma Actrvrtres Junror Play Snow Sculpture Commrttee, Float Commrttee, Iunror Prom Commrttee Born August 14 1941 Favorrte Expressron I don t know Trademark A smrle Asset A scar Prototype My aunt Naomr Heath Ambmon To be smarter than I am Act1v1t1es MaJorette, MYF Church Chorr Athletrc Assocratron Band Glee Club Rarnbow Grrls, Basketball, A11 State Chorus Iurnor Play Grange BERNICE ALICE DEYETTE Born June 13 1941 Favorrte Expressron Holy cowl Trademark Prerced ears Asset Flrrtrng Prototype Francrs the talkrng mule Ambrtron To be a farmer s wrfe Actrvrtres Junior Prom Commrttee, Snow Sculpture Commrttee It HB bl! ELIZABETH ANN COVELL Beth nsis.. DONALD ROMEO DUPUIS 'Donnie' Born March 27 1941 Favorrte Expressron Trademark Blue Chevy Statronwagon Asset Drlvrng Abrlrty Prototype Father Ambrtron To get marrred and have a good Job Actlvrtres Chorus Carmval Parade Comm1ttee, Jumor Prom Commlttee DAVID CLINTON FISK Flskey Born December 1 1940 Favorrte Expressron I am hungry Trademark Green Jeep Asset Evelyn Prototype Hussem Ambrtron To drrve my Jeep to the top of Percy Peaks Actrvmes Float Commrttee Junior Play Decoratrng Iumor Prom Commrttee Snow Sculpture, Committee DAVID ALTON FORBES Dave Born September 22 1941 Trademark Harry Legs Asset Good Temperment Prototype I m the orrgrnal Ambrtron To return to the moon Acnvrtres Band Baseball Basketball Student COUHC11 lumor Play, Float Comm1ttee, Prom Commrttee, Football BONNIE LEE GILBERT Born June 29 1941 Favorrte Expresston Don t you know? Trademark Styles Drug Store Asset Selllng abllrty Prototype Mrs Teter Swrft Ambrtron To do the Presrdent s wrfe s hart every week Actrvrtres Cheerleadrng, Basketball Chorus, MaJorette, Float Com mrttee, Carnrval Queen All State Chorus, All School Play Prom Commrttee, Class Cheerleader, Laconra Audrtron Festrval I 5 1 ' ' : Hi I . .. : . ' . . D . 3 Q V Favorite Expression: 'What did you say? . . . : ' . ' . , . Z- . - u l n ' I . . . P . . . : . . . - DAVID WAYNE GILBERT 1 Born October 27, 1941 Favonte Expresslon Pass II to me Trademark Basketball Jacket Asset Sports Ab1l1ty Prototype Freddy the Freeloader Amb1t1on To hear Mr Smlth say a1n t Actxvmes Football, Basketball Baseball Soccer BARBARA JANE HALL Shorty Born Apnll 1940 Favorxte Expresslon I ll bet Trademark Helght Y ' Asset Personallty Prototype Esther Wllhams Actxvmes Baby S1tt1ng Jumor Play Grange, Church Chou MYF ANGELINE MARIE HOLBROOK TOOIIC Born February 26 1941 Favorrte Express1on It must be n1ce Trademark Walk Asset You d be surprrsedl Prototype Mrs Jacquelme La Feur Amb1t1on To be a stowaway at the Arr Force Academy 1n Colorado ACIIVIIICS Varslty Cheerleadrng, Majorette, Junror Play Chorus All State Chorus, Class V1ce Presldent, Varsxty Basketball Captam, Co Captaxn, Sen1or Play, Senxonan Staff, Float Comm1ttee, Class Cheerleader WOIk1Hg 1n D1nty Moore s Restaurant Chalrman of Carnr val Coronatlon Commrttee, North Country Get Together Chnstmas Pageant BRENDA ELLIN ISRAEL Bren Born January 28 1941 Favorxte Expresslon Does my hau look rrght? Trademark Drmples Asset lntelllgence Prototype Me Ambltxon To become a good teacher Act1v1t1es Order of the Rambow for g1rls, Athleuc Assocxatron, Varsrty Cheerleader, Class Secretary, Iumor Prom Commlttee, Journalrsm Club, Semonan Staff, Band, Band Treasurer, Carnrval Float Commlttee, Athletlc Councxl, North Country Muslc Fesnval, All School Play, New Music Fesuval, Lacoma Audmon Festlval. B HG-ln 'fi . . . : ' ' . : ' , Ambition: To become 5'3 tall. A . . . : . . . . I , - . . . . . : 0 NICOLE MARIE ANTOINETTE LAMOUREUX Nlckl Born February 16 1942 Favorlte Expressxon Tu me d1t pas Trademark Freckles, Hand movements Asset Composmg and debattng wtth you know who Prototype Gxsele McKenz1e Amb1t1on To read Mr Smtth s poetry Actrvlttes Basketball, Senxorxan Staff, Freshman Play, Sophomore Play Journallsm, Class Reporter CHARLOTTE FAE LANDRY Tiger Born March 28 1942 Favonte Expresston What a not' Trademark Helght Asset Dancmg ab111ty Prototype Chuck her brother Amb1t1on To do a dance rout1ne wrth Fred Astatre Act1v1t1es Basketball Secretary Treasurer of Athlettc Assocratton, Vars1ty Cheerleadrng, Chorus Carmval Float Commtttee, Jumor Prom Commtttee, Offtce Work Carnrval Queen Semortan Staff DORIS LOUISE LAURA LECLERC Dot Born January 16 1941 Favorxte Expressron It s a long story I 11 tell you sometlme Trademark Squmty eyes Asset Typmg Prototype Me Ambrtxon To be a secretary rn Washmgton D C or Boston Acttvmes Edrtor 1n Chtef of Senorlan 59 Offtce Staff, Sentor Pla Cafeterta Help Typrst for Journallsm Club, MYF 4 H DARREL IA MES LUNN Born Aprrl 15 1941 Favortte Expresslon Yuh Trademark Glasses Asset Ab1l1ty to read Prototype My parents, who else? Amb1t1on To go to the moon ACIIVIIICS Youth Center 56 - n - -n 3 u . . ' ,, . ,, . . I . . . ,, ,, . . . . l . , . . . , . N ' ll 3 n - - . n - at ' .X st 3 n Z . I , ' I I I ' n I 1 - - . n u I f -- . , . 2 . . . 4 ' . . . s . -. - . . , . . , . , rf ' ' ' - l , . I u - - . .1 '- I n I . TIMOTHY ROY MAHURIN Tlm Born November 19 1941 Favorrte Expressron Behave Trademark Denise Asset Artxst1cAbil1ty Prototype I wouldn t be knowrng Ambrtron To be a teacher Actrvmes Basketball Touch Football, Soccer, Baseball H1 Y Carnrval Commrttee RUTH CONSTANCE MARTIN Hllda Born November 18 1941 Favonte Expressron Faclal Trademark Sprmgfreld Jacket Asset Dependable Prototype Dear Abby Ambmon To have complete control of my temper at all trmes Act1v1t1es Varsrty Basketball Senror Play Junror Play Band Cho rus Vrce Presrdent, Poems Edxtor of Senrorran Staff, Soc1a1 Commrt tee, Carn1va1Comm1ttee, All State Play Tr1p to Chrcago Eastern States Exposruon, North Country Musrc Festrval Secretary of Student Councrl Arhletrc Councrl Scrence Club, MYF Luther League DOUGLAS GARRY MCALLISTER Doug Born June 17 1941 Favorrte Expressron Is that ug 'P Trademark Sport Shrrts Asset Typrng ab1l1ty v Prototype My Father Ambrtron To have all ofE1v1s Presley s qualmes Act1v1t1es Football Junror Play Soccer WARREN EDWARD MCCORMICK Mac Born December 30 1941 Favonte Expressron There Jams Trademark Engrneerrng Boots Asset Pocketbook No pockets No money Prototype Brlly the Krd Ambmon To get rrch qurck Actrvrtres Sculpture Commrttee Snow Job Q7 5 H ' r . - - . .. .. , . 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A WILFRED MENUNIER wnlly Born Aprrl 1 1941 Favorrte Fxpression Ah Yup Trademark Black and whlte Ford Asset Power for makmg money 'FQ Ambrtron To walk out of Engllsh to the tune of Beethovens Thrrd Symphony Act1v1t1es Snow Sculpture, Float Committee DANIEL A NASON Prezz Born March 29 1941 Favorrte Expressron Brenda hold my motor Trademark Stomach Asset Dancmg abrlrty Prototype Jackre Gleason Ambmon To help Dave Forbes wrth hrs Actrvmes Treasurer Presrdent, Float Commrttee, Vxce Presrdent NCSC Snow Sculpture Commrttee, Basketball Manager, Soccer Manager Football Manager, Baseball Manager, Student Councrl North Country Student Councrl Jumor Prom Commrttee Scrence Club ROBERT LLOYD NUGENT Nuge Born June 27 1941 Favorxte Expressron Let s walt and see Trademark Studrlac Asset Hot lrps 1n band Prototype Bob Cousy fm drsgursej Ambmon To make Groveton about twrce as large by addrng another factory or busrness. ACIIVIIICS Basketball, baseball, touch football, Iuruor Play, Student Councrl, H1 Y, Class Presrdent, Class Treasurer, Band. LORETTA MAY PERRY 'Cat' Born July 28, 1941 Favorlte Expressron 'Are you ser1ous'7 Trademark Argurng Asset Abrhty to reach hrgh lrght swrtches. Prototype Me, Myself, and I' Ambrtron To be a teddy bear. Act1v1t1es Junior Play, Chorus, Float Commrttees, Semor Play, Prom Commrttee, Coronatron Commrttee, Class Cheerleader, Journal rsm, Senrorran Staff, Workrng at Drnty Moore's. -in-Q : ' , ' -' Prototype: Unknown 2 . . .. : . . . . . ' . I I I I I 5 l RICHARD ALFRED POMERLEAU Bom June 18 1941 Favorrte Expressron Well I ll Tell Yea! Trademark Judy Asset Friendly Prototype Does rt really matter? Ambmon To assrgn Mr Smrth a 5 000 word composrtron on the prrce of tea rn Chrna Actrvrtres Float Commrttee, Iumor Play Ice and Snow Sculpture Committee Jumor Prom Commlttee WANDA LOIS PLATT Born September 28, 1942 Favonte Bcpressron That s Trademark Albert Fontame Asset Glasses Prototype My mother Ambrtron To get marned Actrvitres 4 I-I North Country Get together Grange Chorus Play, Chuch Chou Snow Sculpture Journalrsm Club Rrght J un1or Dxck CARL LYNWOOD sHoFF Fuzz Born May 17 1941 Favorite BCPIBSSIOH What are we gonna do? Trademark Stomach Asset The abrlrty to wnte Prototype Steve Allen Ambrtron What amb1t1on'P ACIIVIIICS Varsrty Basketball Varsrty Baseball Semor Band Journal lsm Club MYF All State Band Jumor Prom Commrttee, Senror Play, Float Commrttee Fueman Athletic Councll BARBARA LILLIAN ROBY Barbs Favorrte BCPICSSIOH Where s Snook1e'7 Trademark Green Burck Asset Smile Prototype Norma Roberts Ambmon To go frshmg 1n Dry Rrver Actrvmes Snow Sculpture Commrttee Chorus, Baby Slttlflg ' , 5 ' 9 ' 0 o I ' O I ' 5 1 . . : . i . . . . . . . : . . . , ' . . . Bom: February 27, 1941 . .. : . ' . . . 3 n 3 I 9 ' n I l ' . D . . . .u - HEATHER LEE SMITH 'Red Born: December 25, 1941 3 - Favorite Expression: Yer - Trademark: Phil Asset: Red hair Prototype: Mother Ambition: Win peanuts at a poker game. 1 Activities: Junior Play, Junior Prom Committee, Snow Sculpture, Q' . , Baby Sitting. 1 DAWN CAROL STEVENS Stevie Born April 3 1941 Favorite Expression What s this gizmo9 Trademark Red leotards Asset Artistically and musically 1ncl1ned Prototype Dawn Adams Ambition To increase my wisdom, stature and growth and live in favor with God and man Activities MaJorette, Cheerleader, Chorus, All State Princess of Winter Carnival, Class Cheerleader Junior Play, Office Staff Journal tsm Club Seniorian Staff Float Committee Lacorua Audition Festi val, Student Council Senior Play New England Chorus KENNETH EDWARD STEVENS Ken Born November 5 1941 Favorite Depression That so' Trademark Glasses Asset Writing ability Prototype what difference does it make? Ambition To make some money Activities Snow Sculpture Committee, Float Committee Junior Mx Play, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play X gg QT Risks' at 4. ,Q ,D ARNOLD FREDERICK TREMOSE Fred Born June 22 1941 Favorite Bcpression I m right it s the world that s wrong' Trademark Black Ford Asset Ability as an auto mechanic Prototype Rocky Rockwell Ambition To have a drag race with Mr Durnan Activities Band, Junior Play Football Senior Play H1 Y All School Play sp, 'X i n - n 0 K 2 . ' ' ' YI I ' ' ll : . . . . . 1 ' . . . ' . . ' - I ' I I .- I I l 5 .. g 5 , . . , .. .. 8 I I ' ' : . fi V- . 'I . L. A .: . ' v' Fu '1Li'3: j ' 2' . at ts !,s,E.Q1 nf - .xv zgsifaq. .2 -L. r 5-' -'Q sr six f. z it ,. qggisiuazvr 1 ggi-1.155 5 as 1 s 1 ..t21,.s 1- 1.'f?1f.!2'.5112f'EJTZAFQ- may if r . . g 3 9 ' ' I N I ' ' I I ll . , . . A-Q., ,- . 'i N X Arid . ' 1 1 ' ' : . . f 5 n o a ' 1 ' . HEATHER SMITH Heather IS always wrllrng She grves out a merry Hello But she s too modest to do that I know RICHARD POMERLEAU Drck s the ladres man we hear Who consrders school just work, But who, when rt comes to courtrn Is one who ll never shrrk WARREN MCCORMICK Some Groveton teachers are gomg to rejorce When out the door goes Warren, the Joy giver They ll be free of hrs everlasting Jokes And can face the future wrthout a shlver WANDA PLATT Wanda keeps so very strll It s hard to know she s here She really should be more bold And conquer her shy fear JUNE ALICE WRIGHT Buzzy Born June 16 1941 Favoute Expresslon Golly Whrz Trademark Bobby Socks Asset Danctng Prototype Tmker Bell fPeter Panl Ambmon To be a professronal model Actrvrtres Joumahsm Club 59 Snow Float Commrttee and Ice Sculpture 56 57 58 Glass Poems DAVID GILBERT When Dave starts rn playrn See the score for Groveton use We can hardly belxeve our eyes KENNETH STEVENS We ve trled and tned wrthout success So we gave up and now confess, We ve looked and looked most all around And a better penman can t be found CARL SHOFF Fuzzy 11kes school wlth tlmes so a But he d take nrght lrfe any day lt s not that he s lazy Heavens forbrdl He s Just a happy go lucky krd BETH COVELL Beth 15 some g1rl we ll say She dances rn a graceful way We really see no reason why, Of the stage she d ever be shy U . . . . . g. Of her acting she could tell us an earful When he starts in shooting baskets, . . . . . . . g Y, Cfluss flzsfory In September of 1955 our class of 59 entered Groveton Hrgh School to seek then' fortunes and drplo mas Our class advrsors were Mrs Chrrstre and Mrss Chapman At our frrst class meeung we elected Robert Nugent, Presrdent Davrd Grlbert V1ce Presxdent Drane Mrles Secretary and Anglerne Holbrook, Treasurer Soon after thls frrst meetrng, we elected our representauves to the Athletrc Assoc1at1on Ruth Martm and Brenda Israel Davrd Forbes and Krrk Newsom were elected to the Student Councrl It was decrded that year to d1Sp6l'lS6 w1th the rnxtratxon usually held for Freshmen We wouldn t on the admrnrsterrng of an 1n1at1on However we l1ved through that dlsapporntment At Chrrstmas t1me the music department put on an all school operetta The Krug and Queen Phrlrp Boucher and Ruth Martxn along w1th thelr court, band, and chorus and many other classmates took part Needless to say, rt was a huge success ln February rt came trme for our annual School Carnrval Our prmcess candrdate Dawn Stevens was elected The Float commrttee was comprrsed of Robert Nugent and Ph1l1p Boucher Sculptor commrttee charrman was Danny Mason They all d1d a great Job as d1d many of our classmates rn the sports events for we won the twenty fxve dollar pr1ze as a class and two of our members, Ruth Mart1n and Robert Nu gent won the sports trophres We also won thrs event for the next three years Later rn February we had a very successful Sadre Hawkrns Leap Year Dance It was amazing to see how handsome some of the boys were wearrng rhe corsages presented to them by the grrls At the close of our Freshman year we ordered our class rmgs whrch would be delrvered ln our Sopho more year In September of 56 we were back as Sophomores wrth f1fty four members Th1s year we elected Treasurer Our marshal was Dennls Homer For advrsors we had Mr Gray and Mrs Chrlstre Early tn the year we gave a dance for the Freshmen to wh1ch they were adm1tted free Our A A representatlves were Charlotte Landry who was elected Secretary Treasurer and Phllxp Boucher On the Student Coun cxl our class was represented by Robert Nugent and Ruth Mart1n who was the Secretary Our candldate for queen of the Carnrval Charlotte Tapley was VICIOIIOUS In the parade and sportrng events we were hrghly successful and won the coveted twenty f1V6 dollars and had the grrls trophy w1nner agam, Ruth Mart1n Later rn the year we had a skatrng party Tlus was very successful both socrally and flnancrally We were pleased wrth our class rrngs, and two of our classmates were rewarded 4 H trrps Robert Nugent went to Atlanta, Georgra and Ruth Mart1n went to Chrcago lllmors At the begrnnrng of our Jumor year wrth forty srx members, we suddenly realrzed that half of our hrgh school career was over and we were rn the second half of the game Our class advtsors were Mr Gray and Mr Matthews We elected Danny Nason, Presldent Ruth Martrn Vrce Presrdent Drane Mrles Secretary Robert gent Treasurer and Ph1l1p Boucher Marshal On the student councrl we were represented by Robert Nugent and Danny Nason who was also elected Vrce Presrdent of the Councrl We elected Carl Shoff and Ruth Mart1n to the athletrc Assoc1at1on Ruth was elected Vrce Presrdent We held a Hobo Dance that year and had a great nme looklng our worst Our Junror Play, Headrn for the Hills, was coached by Prerre Morrn It was a hrllbrlly productron from the hrlls of Kentucky and very humorous from beglnnmg to end The novel scenery of a store . . . . . . . D , be Robert Nugent, Presidentg Ruth Martin, Vice Presidentg Brenda Israel, Secretaryg and Danny Nason, . . ' ' . . . . . 5 . ' . . Q . . ' 3 Nu- papered wrth newspaper walls and the red flannel underwear bought for Kenneth Stevens were some of the parts whlch we especrally remember For the Carmval we agam had the successful Queen Candrdate Bonnre Grlbert who wrth her lung Danny Nason, ruled over a Carnrval rn whrch our class agatn took the prrzes Then came the Junror Prom on Apr1l 18 Ph1l1p Boucher and hrs commrttee d1d an outstandrng prece of work 1n decoratxng the gym One could hardly belreve rt was the same room after ll was completely covered walls and cexlmg, wrth decoratrons The Theme was Musrc rn the Arr, and our orchestra was Dean Krng s It was a very lovely affarr, and one long to be remembered Toward the close of our Junror year we elected the Edrtor rn Chref of our Semorran staff Dorrs Leclerc Busrness Editors, Bonnre Gllbert Fred Tremose Art and Photography Trmothy Mahurm, Raymonde Boudrras Semor Edrtor Brenda Israel Underclass Edrtor Charlotte Landry Sports Edrtors Ruth Martrn Davrd Grlbert ACIIVIIICS Dawn Stevens We also voted to have our Senrorrans prrnted by Taylor Pub lrshrng Company Then came the dawn of the Senror year Our class numbered forty at the begrnmng of thrs year Our class advxsors were Mr Durnan and Mr Sawyer We elected Danny Nason, Presrdent Angelrne Holbrook V1ce Presldent Brenda Israel Secretary Bob Nugent Treasurer and Ph1l1p Boucher, Marshal N1co1e Lamoureux was appornted Assrstant Edrtor of the Sen1or1an by Mr Phrlrp Smrth, the Advrsor On the Student Counc1l we were represented by Robert Nugent and Raymonde BOUdI18S the presldent elect In the Athletrc Assocratron Davrd Forbes was Presrdent and Angelme Holbrook was Representatlve In the North Country Student Counc1l our Danny Nason was elected Vrce Presrdent For our Senror Play we chose a three act comedy entrtled Let s Face lt Mr Matthews was our coach and we all had a grand trme practrclng and puttrng on the performance Thrs year for the fourth trme we had a successful Queen Candrdate and won the Float Award along wrth the prlze of twenty f1ve dollars for pornts For the fourth trme, too Ruth Martrn won the g1l'lS trophy rn sport s events After many prel1m1nar1es we frnally dec1ded on a Latrn Motto Semper Sursum whrch means al ways upward We have had our graduat1on prctures taken ordered our announcements and name cards chosen our ca s and owns for raduatron and at the trme of wr1t1n thrs we have lrved throu h the ordeal of m1d P 8 8 8 S year examrnatrons a fxrst 1n Groveton l-hgh We are now concentratrng on Senror Essays and looklng forward to the Hop and Graduatlon Durmg our four years we have been well represented IH the Band Chorus Cheerleadlng and Sports We have told you of these four marvelous years Just past but now comes the saddest part of all Thrs br11l1ant class whlch has shed glory honor, and luster upon the school rs about to pass from 1ts portals and out rnto the wrde wrde world Wrthout the rnfluence of rts presence what wrll become of the dear rnst1tut1on'P We hope the shock won t be too great and that everyone wlll be able to carry on . 9 I I . . . . . . . ,, . . . ,, . . , . . . 0 I ' I ' 9 a 1 ' l n . , Q ' . . 1 . . . S I 1 n 1 1 1 o - . 1 a e ' - - n 1 n , . . . . . - . . . . . , ' 9 - v s ' ' ' ' - - n vw - - - 1 l . 9 v I p a . I 0 I ' , Q I I ' I . . . , . . , . funzvr Play S35 FIRST ROW left to right Heather Smith Angelme Holbrook Ruth Martin Wanda Platt, Loretta Perry Dawn Stevens, Beth Covell Barbara Hall SECOND ROW left to right Paul Carver Douglas McA1 lrster Richard Pomerleau Robert Curtis, Robert Nugent, Kenneth Stevens David Forbes Frederick Tre mose Diane Miles Semor Play S-2 13? Q 1551 ' fl FIRST ROW, left to right: Heather Smith, Doris Leclerc, Angeline Holbrook, Ruth Martin, Mr. Matthews Loretta Perry, Dawn Stevens, Janet Atkinson. SECOND ROW, left to right: David Forbes, Frederick Tre- mose, Robert Nugent, Philip Boucher, Kenneth Stevens, Carl Shoff, Daniel Nason. Barbara L Roby Bonme Lee Grlbert Angelrne Marre Holbrook Dawn Carol Stevens Loretta May Perry Brenda Ellrn Israel Danrel A Nason Robert L Nugent Carl L Shoff Joseph Phrlrp Boucher Davrd A Forbes Dotls Lourse Laura Leclere Charlotte Fay Landry Ruth Constance Martrn Heather L Smrth Iannet Ann Atkrnson Davrd Wayne Grlbert Paul Jewett Carver Darrell J Lunn Kenneth E Stevens Donald R Dupuls Barbara I Hall Bernrce A Deyette June Alrce Wrrght Nrcole Antornette Lamoureux Raymonde Marte Boudrlas Robert Carl Curtrs Arnold Frederrck Tremose Trmothy Roy lvlahurrn Davrd C Frsk Wrlfred A Menrer Warda L Platt Elrzabeth Ann Covell Thomas M Atkrnson Warren E McCorm1ck Douglas G McAll1ster Rrchard A Pomerleau lm! ab Barbara looks reserved Bonme lrkes gabbrng Alway makes hay Dawns cool fandj smooth Love me ftoj preces Brenda s exceedxngly rntellrgent Dancrng appeals ftoj Nason Robert looks natty Carl loves socral flrfej Just fa, plarn bluffer Davrds always f8C1I1OUS Dor1s loaths loaflng Consrderate frlendly, lrkeable Real conscrentrous mathemattctan Heather looks sweet lan s attracted fto thej Army Davrd s fab wholesome guy Paul s faj Jazzy chef Darrell just looks Ken enjoys sleepxng Donald raves datly Barbara s just herghtless Bernlce frsj always deltghtful June s always wrtty Nrckr s always lrvely Raymonde ma1nta1ns beauty Robert cuts corners Always feels terrrfrc Trm s ready Qforj matrrmony Davrd s chatned for fsureJ Wrlly acts manly Wanda lrkes people Energetrc and catty Tommy mrsses Ann Warren s Qanj easy gorng man Doesn t get mad Readrly accepts Parker 00 . , , . . . . . . . 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Ruth 'v1art1n Bonme Gxlbert Janet Atklnson Brenda Israel Angelme Holbrook Wanda Platt Brenda Israel Ruth Marun Ruth Martm Bonnle Gllbert Raymonde Boudrlas Ruth Martln Charlotte Landry Charlotte Landry Charlotte Landry Charlotte Landry Charlotte Landry Loretta Perry Loretta Perry Barbara Hall Ruth Martm Ruth Mart1n Brenda Israel N1Ck1 Lamoureux Charlotte Landry June Wr1ght Dawn Stevens Dawn Stevens Ruth Mart1n Loretta Perry Heather Sm1th Barbara Roby Loretta Perry Brenda Israel Ruth Martrn Janet Atkmson Ruth Martrn Loretta Perry Raymonde Boudrlas Charlotte Landry Charlotte Landry Dawn Stevens Charlotte Landry Loretta Perry Brenda Israel Brenda Israel Angelrne Holbrook Angelme Holbrook Ruth Martrn Heather Sm1th Brenda Israel Bermce Deyette Janet Atkxnson Most Llkely to Succeed Easy going 'vlost 'vlost Xflost Vlost Most Most 'vlost Most Most Best Talkatlve Respected Popular Serrous Polxte Practlcal Studlous W1ll1n g Trustworthy Student Best Looklng Best Dressed Best Natured Best Dancer Class Baby Bluffer W1tt1est Smallest Muslcran Athlete Prettlest complexlon Blusher Nearest T allest Glggler Artrst Poet Nxghthawk Boldest Shyest NOISICSI Combrnatxon Looks and Bralns Best Chemlst Typlst Lovebrrds Lazlest Prettlest eyes Prettrest han' Prettrest hands Srnger Clown Varnest Potse Manners Walk Posture 'vlost Versatxle Actress and Actor Best Penman Class Fltrt Class Twms Bob Nugent Dav1d Forbes Carl Shoff Bob Nugent Bob Nugent Darrell Lunn Bob Nugent Bob Nugent Bob Nugent Fred Tremose Bob Nugent Bob Nugent Ph1l1p Boucher Davxd Forbes Bob Nugent Danny Nason Warren McCorm1ck Carl Shoff Warren McCorm1ck Donald Dupurs Davrd Forbes Dav1d Gllbert Phxlrp Boucher D3V1d Forbes Phrllp Boucher Bob Nugent Carl Shoff T1m Mahur1n Carl Shoff W11fr1d Meumer Danny Nason Darrell Lunn Carl Shoff Bob Nugent Danny Nason Douglas MCAIIISICT Dave Grlbert Carl Shoff Donald Dupuls Phrlxp Boucher Phrlrp Boucher Paul Carver Donald Dupuls Danny Nason Bob Nugent Bob Nugent Fred Tremose Tam Mahunn Bob Nugent Bob Curtls Bob Nugent Philrp Boucher Tommy Atklnson I . . . A . I . I L . . A , Doris LCCICIC Bl1SieSI Danny Nason A . Nicki Lamoureux Ruth Martin Ruth Martin Barbara Roby Dawn Stevens Dawn Stevens Bonnie Gilbert Loretta Perry Ruth Martin Doris Leclerc Charlotte Landry Ruth Martin Angeline Holbrook Loretta Perry Dawn Stevens Brenda Israel Dawn Stevens Class Farmers Most Prominent Worst Temper Ouietest Dreamer Most Fickled Most Happy-go-lu Class Pest Most Energetic Best Worker Most Humorous Author Laugh Foghorn Prettiest Eyelashes Prettiest Teeth Most Daring cky Seuiar Athletes Bob Curtis Bob Nugent Danny Nason Darrell Lunn Bob Nugent Fred Tremose Fred Tremose Carl Shoff Danny Nason Bob Nugent Warren McCormick Carl Shoff Fred Tremose Fred Tremose Donald Dupuis Donald Dupuis Philip Boucher a tl FIRST ROW left to right Dawn Stevens Nicki Lamoureux Ruth Martin Bonnie Gilbert Angeline l-lol Timothy Mahurin Robert Nugent Philip Boucher Carl Shoff David Forbes Daniel Nason F . ' 5' of Q R to F , S +R ai rg gt 1 brook, Charlotte Landry, Brenda lsrael. SECOND ROW, left to right: Douglas McAllister, David Gilbert N XMES Rrchard Pomerleau Wrlfred Meunrer Warren McCorm1ck Angelrne Holbrook Brenda Israel Kenneth Stevens Trmothy Mahurm Dav1d Frsk Charlotte Landry Dorrs Leclerc Robert Nugent Ruth Martrn Paul Carver Davrd Forbes Donald Dupuls Fred Tremose Berruce Deyette Loretta Perry Danlel Nason Dawn Stevens Darrell Lunn Raymonde Boudrras Barbara Hall Heather Srmth Wanda Platt Thomas Atkrnson N1Ckl Lamoureux Douglas McA1l1ster Janet Atkmson Carl Shoff Robert Curtls June Wrrght Barbara Roby Phrlrp Boucher BOFUIIC Grlbert Beth Covell Zzvvrzfes SONG Lonesome T own Tom Dooley Tom Dooley Please Love Me Forever Over the Rarnbow Lonesome Town Topsy I No one Knows Fascrnatlon Beethoven s F1rst Concerto Nrght rn September Everybody Loves a Lover Tom Dooley Slng S1ng fslllgf Sugar Moon Rosy Drd You Cry Everybody Loves a Lover Trocosky s Plano Concerto N Teacher s Pet I ll Watt For You Lonesome Town I Can t Stop Lovtng You I Can t Stop Lovrng You To Know Hlm Is To Love 1m Tom Dooley If Dreams Came True Tumblrng Tumble Weeds All I Have To Do Is Dream Rosy Tom Dooley It s Only Make Belreve I Can t Stop Lovrng You Rosy Longrng To Hold You Agarn My Happrness PASTIME Medrtatlon Drrftrng Froltckrng rn the Glen Lrstenrng to the Radro Dancrng Records Denrse Huntlng and F1sh1ng Talkrng Cookrng Amerrcan Band Stand Adult Westerns Movles Loafrng Skatlng Workrng on Cars Dancrng Readrng Watchrng TV Maklng Przza Wrth Jo Readrng L1sten1ng to the R3.d1O Lookmg for John Dancrng Berng wrth Al Eatlng Readrng Huntrng and Frshrng Wrrtrng to Jrm Talkmg Trnkerrng What Past1me'?'7 Readmg Vrsrtmg Crabtree Center What PBSIIUIB99 Domg Nothrng LIKES Sleep Speed Quret Grrls Mr Durnan s Jazz Sesslons Group of Underclassmen Food Denlse Food Dancrng School Young Grrls Mathematlcs Food Jazz To Eat To Dance A Certam Berlrn Guy Food Dancrng Summer Vacatron at Cape Cod Grrls Tall Dark Handsome Men ohn Guy from Groveton You Know Who Hunung Canadran Holrdays Money J1m Intellrgent Beauuful Grrls Coffee Cars Red Crayons To be wrth Roland Snookle s Car Toutes Les Frlles Danclng Rock and Roll l'.- ' TV . , . O' 1 . . David Gilbert Yellow Rose of Texas Sports Money . . . J . y H. . . SPORT Hunung Drag Racmg Bench Warmmg Basketball Basketball Baseball Baseball Basketball Basketball Swrmmtng Ptn Pong Basketball Basketball Basketball Huntmg Basketball Horseback Rrdrng Basketball Baseball Basketball Archery Skatlng Roller Skatlng Basketball Dancrng Basketball Hockey Football Danc1ng Basketball Huntrng Bowlrng Dancing Basketball Basketball Basketball PET PEEVE None Wrse Guys Orders from Peers Reckless Drrvers Strarght Hatr Nashes Show Offs Men That Wear horts Untold Secrets School Haters Broken Wrndshrelds Unsanrtary Condrtrons Chevrolets None Com posrtrons Talkatrve Grrls Squares Pretenders The Other Prtcher Anythrng Maddenrng Brg Shots Money Concerted People Tattle Tales Al Fltrtrng Wrse Guys French Accent Grrls Homework No Grudges Mrddle East Conflrcts Domrneertng People Tattletales Loretta s Lectures Stubborn People School Work SINGER Everly Brothers Iohny Mathls Everly Brothers Frank Srnatra B1lly Vaughan Rrcky Nelson Brng Crosby Pat Boone Frank Srnatra Eddre Fxsher Nat Krng Cole Perry Como Everly Brothers Benny Goodman Everly Brothers Rrcky Nelson Dwarn Eddre Everly Brothers Pat Boone Pat Boone Rrcky Nelson Rrcky Nelson Pat Boone Chuck Berry EIVIS Presley Everly Brothers Glenn Mrller Pat Boone Everly Brothers Everly Brothers Everly Brothers The Elegants Pat Boone Everly Brothers Rrcky Nelson Connre Francrs PRIZE POSSESSION Judy Ford Geetar Arr Force Academy P1n My Cat School Book Denrse Green Jeep Record Player Class Rlng Math Book Answer Book 1 rrg School Books Dtploma 30 30 Rifle My Ford Old Match Box Cover Green Hat Hat My Kltten My Clothes Englrsh Book Glasses Keys to My Father s Car Dlamond Rrng 30 30 Rrfle Santty My Huntrng Bow Typewrtter D1m1n1sh1ng Bank Book Slouched Hat Gurtar Camera Keys to a Chevy Curly Han' Money Money DISLIKES Wise Gtrls Wlse Guys Loud Guls Gettmg Up rn the Morntng lmpolrte Grrls Studyrng Snobs Grrls Smokrng on Street Englrsh Speeches Opera Doors That Don t Open Nosy People Snobs Flat Clarrnets People Who Argue Party Drags A Guy by the Name of 97 Party Drags Housework Gelllllg Up 1n the Mornrng Pests Argurng Certa1n Grrls No for an Answer Certa1n Foods Females To Be Teased Rlce and Trrpe You de Be Surprrsed People wrth Pot Bellres Moody People Bermce s Glasses June s Eyebrows Short Gtrls Loud Mouths Classrcal Musrc and Onlons S . , , . . . .n T . Basketball The Dictator Sam Cook Me Hunger PAUL CARVER They thlnk he IS a freshman Because he s not so tall But though helght IS qutte handy It doesn t count for all WILFRED MEUNI ER Here 15 husky fellow, He s llked by all the men Gets by 1n all hrs classes On that you can depend PHILIP BOUCHER Pluhp IS a lover He sure can pltch the woo Look at hxs 11st of g1rls Maybe you ll Jo1n them too ROBERT NU GENT Robert IS our tallest man If he can t reach II no one can Our Robert IS most versat1le CHARLOTTE LANDRY lf she looks l1ke a cute l1ttle rogue If she walks lxke a model ID Vogue Sweet personallty full of rascalxty That s Charlotte you ll agree DA WN STEVENS Vocallst for the name band In that Dawn w1ll excel For 1n h1gh school her s1ng1ng Was as true and clear as a bell DONALD DUPUIS Though he seems so very QUICK There s a sparkle ln h1s eye That causes all I11S teachers To heave full many a Slgh BARBARA ROBY So quret Barbara Roble So quret and so nxce To frnd out whether she s rn cla We really must look twlce DAVID FORBES A b1rd1e wlth a yellow b1ll l-lopped on Davld s w1ndow sxll Cocked h1s sh1n1ng eye and sa1d A1n t you shamed you sleepy head? BONNIE GILBERT Bonnle works rn Styles She s really qu1te a g1rl And we ve heard ll told Maynard keeps her tn a wh1rl BRENDA ISRAEL Does Brenda ever do her math? Alas, I do not know l only know I can t do mme For she does chatter so DORIS LECLERC Dorls rs a worker Whxch easlly can be seen She s really on the beam BARBARA HALL Barbara we all know ls very very small But some day she w1ll grow And then surpr1se us all RO BERT CURTIS Bobble 1S our farmer He s been upon the stage Someday he ll be a TV star And make the g1rls all rage BERNICE DEYETTE Lxght hearted cheerful easy t Never flustered always at ease Is she popular? I should say She get more frtends every day DARRELL LUNN Darrell IS a s1lent one who never does annoy But for hrs soft soft tone, He should have a megaphone o please . . , . , 1 , u ' v I u , - - . ' , , . . , 1 . . I ' f . ' I a u 1 Y ' , 0 . . r - ' ' ' . Student, dreamer, now don't smile, Whell She C1095 H l0b . . ' . . ' ' ' , . 1 1 ' 1 I U . . . ' - I 1 , . . 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THOMAS ATKINSON O why should I study all the day long Studyrng s a weartsome task I care not for adverbs and such th1ngs A good t1me rs all that I ask IANET ATKINSON Here s Mr Gray s rrght hand woman We ll say she s some stenog And typtng contests are for her Lrke rollrng off a log RA YMONDE BOUDRIAS That curly harr denotes a temper Is a statement qurte untrue For IS she not the CXCSPIIODA7 I ll put It up to you ANGELINE HOLBROOK Tootre s 1nterest ID the servrce Has taken a mlghty leap Srnce L1n went to Colorado She gets her beauty sleep NICOLE LA MOUREUX N1Ck1 rs our blusher As technrcolor would reveal Especrally rn Englrsh When she demonstrates her zeal RUTH MARTIN Ruthre rs for sure a whrz And ln Mathematlcs knows her brzz She takes everythmg 1n strrde And always trles to hrde her prrde FREDERICK TREMOSE Freddle 1S our humorrst Watch out for what he ll say But lrstemng he s llke the Enghshman And laughs the second day LORETTA PERRY Chltter chatter all the t1me, Once more Loretta s on the lrne She talks and talks the whole day through I don t know what she says Do you? DOUGLAS MCALLISTER You ll have a farm and very soon Llke Old MacDonald ln the tune You ll have a hundred thmgs to pet But please do not old frrends forget DAVID FISK When graduatton day draws near He ll step rlght out and gun And when he r1des by school agarn He won t dergn to look rn JUNE WRIGHT School days are happy days But she prefers the holrdays As long as June 1S around You never see a person frown DANIEL NASON Dan and l have one th1ng 1n common We oth agree that the other IS wrong on just aoout everythlng you could COUCCIVC And nelther of us makes the other belreve . , . 1 . I I . . , . . , . l n , Q 1 v ' av n ' ' . - . 1 1 v 1 1 ' ' ' . . . I . - . , v 0 . - n u - - 1 . . v - ' D . . Q . , . . . - . v - - . 9 , . . . 1 , . , . ' . . . . . D I . Chicago, Illinois June5 1979 Dear Angelrne We were all disappointed that you could not attend the twentieth class reunion but we under stood that you were much too busy at the office wrth business transactions Then your husband drd have to fly the Presrdent to Europe It was an excmng trlpl In order to see more of the country I started a few days early As I was leavmg Chicago I decided that this would be a good time to check my insurance Just as I was enterrng the building, I was greeted by a tall distlngurshed looking man It took me a moment to realize that rt was Bob Nugent Bob sard that he was the president of the Lrfe Insurance Corporation and was rn town on a brg deal wrth Dan Nason who is planmng a trtp to the moon and feels that a lot of insurance is a necessity After leavrng the bullding I declded I had better rush rf I planned to reach the arrport on ume I hailed a taxr and found the drrver to be none other than Darrell Lunn Darrell owns the Taxr Company, but likes to drrve his own taxr once in a while He said I was the fourth classmate he had seen that day In fact he had Just dropped Janet Atkinson and Beth Covell at the railroad statron They both work as private secretarres He sald he also saw Phil Boucher and Trmothy Mahurin Phxl has just bu1lt a new Physical Therapy Hospital tn Texas Tim IS the superintendent of all hrgh schools in Ch1cago He has qutte a Job At the arrport I met Heather Smrth Heather had to take a short trip to Italy Heather is a forergn drplomat and she says that she does much traveltng She informed me that Nrcole Lamoureux was also ln Italy Nrclu rs Wfllllng another book She sald she also saw Dawn Stevens tn Pans last fall Dawn is a great artist and frnds foreign countries inspirational to her work As I boarded the plane I recogmzed Charlotte Landay Charlotte IS an arrllne stewardess and course had to see Dick and went up front I also found that Tommy Atkinson was co pilot Thev re both very good at then Jobs I found a seat next to Carl Shoff Carl is a newspaper wr1ter for the New York Tlmes He sa1d he was wrltlng an artrcle on Warren McCormxck War ren has just wrltten a new dlctlonary and rt s a best seller At the New York Airport, Charlotte suggested that l stop in to see the new Spring Fashrons berng drsplayed at Marne Center The top model was no other than June Wright The clothes were beautiful and her lovely cotffure was rntrrgulng June sald her han was done by Barbara I-Iall Barbara ts famous for her new creations rn halrdos thrs season After the show was over June suggested we stop at the Stock Clubber for drnner The place rs owned by Bernlce Deyette and her husband The food IS delictous there especrally the Ala Muskrat devised by Paul Carver Paul is 1n great demand as a chef Just as we frmshed eating, Fred Tremose walked ln He and Kenneth Stevens own a garage Fred offered to escort us through hrs burldmg whlch rs all glass and ln the shape of an automobile As we were examrmng the cars we saw Wrlfred Meumer Willy was worlung on a car desrgned by Bob Curtxs It IS I believe the only car out w1thout wheels As l stlll had a l1ttle trme left I decided to visit Radxo Clty I met Raymonde Boudrlas who was on tour wrth a group of hrgh school students She told me that she loved her work The time had come for me to leave for the atrport and as I was entermg a cab Bonnie Grlbert rushed finds the work exciting. She told me that Richard Pomerleau was the pilot of the plane. l, of p She was also on her way to the alrport Bonnre IS workrng as a secretary for an CIBCIFOUICS technlclan 1n Mrchrgan She sald that she was planrung to go to the reunron, so we contrnued our tnp together At the HIIPOII we met Davrd Gllbert Dave IS a game warden rn the Rocky Moumarns We were all gorng to Groveton, so we started drscussrng who we had seen Dave sard he had met Donald Dupurs Donald 1S a major rn the Arr Force Bonnre Sald she had met Barbara Roby Barbara 1S Douglas McAll1ster s asslstant Doug owns the Shoes for Feet Store 1n Afrrca mates we had not seen Brenda Israel was the frrst to greet us She rs the presrdent of U N H She and Dor1s Leclerc made all the arrangements for a reunron Dor1s owns a fabulous hotel 1n Groveton When the reunlon frnally took place, I found that practrcally all of our classmates were able to attend Dav1d Frsk and Davld Forbes are professors at U N H Ruth Martrn IS a mathematrcran and she IS trymg to prove, by mathematxcal means, that the atom IS only a collectlon of waves and probalrtles Wanda Platt arrlved wrth her She IS a nurse at the St Mary s Hosp1ta1 As vou can 1mag1ne, my trrp was a very excxtrng and memorable one I felt very proud to be a member of such a successful class I shall tell you more when I see you 1n Iuly Love, Loretta Autographs As we arrived in Groveton, we came to the conclusion that there were very few of our class- 611155 Wi!! We the Senror Class of 1959 berng of sound mmd and drsposlng memory do hereby make publlsh and declare th1s our last wxll and testament I Janet Atktnson, do bequeath my love for stay1ng xn rughts and wrrttng letters to a certarn somebody In the servrce to Jean Na1ler You ll be domg rt someday Jean but 1I sure IS worth rt huh'7 I Thomas Atkmson, do bequeath all my knowledge of Engllsh to my cousm Lee I Phrlrp Boucher do bequeath my m1d mornrng coffee break to anyone who can e away wrth lt I Raymonde Boudrras do bequeath my love for proofreadlng to all future offrce grrls Oh' Oh' I just found a mlstake and Mr Gray IS comrng I Paul J Carver do bequeath my horseplay rn Mr Matthews s study hall to my brother Peter SISISI, leanle Arsenault fThat IS when you get up therej I Robert Carl Curtrs do bequeath my love for Englrsh to anyone who wants rt I Bern1ce Deyette do bequeath all my fun 1n Home Ec to my younger ststers Brenda and Shrrley Have fun grrls I Donald DUPUIS, do bequeath my coat hanger to whoever gets tt, only take good care Davrd F1sk do bequeath my love for Jeeps to anyone foolrsh enough to r1de rn them Davrd Forbes do bequeath my love to thxrd base to anyone w1th a stronger arm Bonme Gllbert do bequeath my love for the navy to anyone who can stand the long wartmg I, Davxd Grlbert do bequeath one penny for every footprrnt I have left behand rn play mg hrgh school sports to anyone wrth enough ambmon to go around and count them Ai- D . , . . . . ' I 0 ' , . . D . - . g t I, Elizabeth Ann Covell, do bequeath my love for my four years of high school to my of it. I' . . I . . . . I I, . ' . . n I' . . , ,E I Barbara Hall do bequeath my love for argurng wrth my younger slsters to Nellle Don t let them cool off Nel I Angelme Holbrook do bequeath my love for letter Wrltlng to anyone who can afford to buy the stamps I Brenda Israel do bequeath my part of those mrdmght conversatrons to Lrnda York Whom shall we tell our bedtlme stones to next year LID? I Nlcole Lamoureux, do bequeath my French accent to Mr Moulton w1th an under stood agreement I Charlotte Landry do bequeath my love for partres to four cenam under-classmen Lots of confusron rsn t there I Dons Leclerc do bequeath my abllrty to WORK to Rlchard Frizzell I Darrell Lunn, do bequeath my Engllsh book to my srster I Trmothy Mahurm, do bequeath my ab111ty to draw to Robert Hodge Mr Durnan and Mr Smrth I Douglas McAll1ster do bequeath my seat rn Offlce Practice to Iennle McAll1ster Take good care of 1t, Jennie I Warren McCorm1ck, do bequeath my love for classrcal muslc to anybody that LS foolrsh enough to take rt I Wrlfred Meumer, do bequeath my wonderful weekends to anyone that can get up Monday mornmg I Danny Nason, do bequeath my extracurrrcular ZCIIVIIICS to anyone that can get away wrth them I, Robert Nugent, do bequeath my love for a certam somethmg to a certam somebody I Loretta Perry do bequeath my love for the Post Offlce to anyone who can stand the dlsappomtment I Wanda Platt, do bequeath my love for wallung off the h11l to my srster, Judy -1- 41, ' , . . . . . 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I, Ruth Martin, do bequeath my love for the Arts, especially Spanish, to Mr. Moulton, I Rrchard Pomerleau do bequeath thrs prtyful state of affalrs to anyone who can take II I Barbara Roby do bequeath my fun rn Home Ec to the Junror class Don t get too mad gtrls I Carl Shoff do bequeath my love for nrght lrfe to Bob fMouseyj Hodge and Brg John Beattle Go boys' Go' I Heather Smrth do bequeath my wonderful years at G H S to Wava Don t work to hard I Dawn Stevens do bequeath all my love for G H S to my Irttle brother Don t feel to bad Blame you ve ONLY nrne more years to go I Kenneth Stevens do bequeath my love for Chevtes to anyone who ltkes them I Frederrck Tremose, do bequeath workrng at Whrtey s to Ed Robrnson Don t drop any batterres Ed There re expensrve I June Wr1ght do bequeath to my brother Drck the remamrng two years of Englrsh Study hard Drck To next year s Semors we leave success ID all our class 3CIlV1I16S and rn our earbook - Y Have fun To next year s Iuntors we leave a wonderful tlme wrth your play and Prom To next year s Sophomores we leave lots of good sp1r1t and sportsmanshrp Show rt at your basketball games To next year s Freshmen we leave four great years at G H S Good luck and study hard' 4 v 4 li' I I ' . . , I I ' , n I I a , - . - I , , ... s . - 1 . , 0-. n . , . l I o 0 I 0 . . ., . , g . . ' , ga n 1 I l I ' , - , . . n , . 1 - . 1 I.. . 41 And tim our lzfe, exempt from publzc haunt, Finds tongues in freer, book: in the running brookx, ASSES Sermons in Jtonex, and good in everything. SHAKESPEARE ggi 2 UNIORS - 2 2 45,117 f wwwsssfx jumar Elass swo- FIRST ROW, left to nght Mr M1111gan Els1e Hopps Patr1c1a Charbonneau, Dorothy G11cr1s G1or1a Grlman, Alme Pond Nellxe Hall Evelyn Nason Allce Mae McFarland Joyce Mason Mr Moulton SECOND ROW Judlth Parker Ienme McAl11ster Helen Cloutler Mary Ann LaRoche, Glorla Danxels Llane Hodgdon Carla Beatt1e Jean Naller Evelyn Frrzzell THIRD ROW Arlene Rldgwell Henrr Dupuls Wayne Elllott, Austm Astle Arnold Tllton Robert Turner Srmone Senay Rena Lavole FOURTH ROW Darrell Dunham Yvan PIICIIC Maurrce Ol1v1er Paul Rice, Cec11T1sdale, Lloyd Gaudette Kenneth Oakes ,fzmmr Glass Ofhcers Presrdent Vlce Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer Marshal PAUL RICE MAURICE OLIVIER ARLENE RIDGWELL WAYNE ELLIOT CECIL TISDALE ,. V1 ., .. ljfn K JVM. ,r 1!Jpf!1.'k W7 ff? 4 I f7fJf17' fx!,!'yL 1 ffm! .vf1'ff'fv .:f,f41' Vfhfx fu Jzjwiz ffm ,Yfalqi AIYQI than if fmmf uf., ffmffn 5 zfqffi ?i955 ?f ' t nz , , 14 ,TT 5' P , ,-. iv' .2 .fy gif iq ' KIfNVIfARIf Sophomore Gloss ii FIRST ROW left to rrght Mr Matthews Gall Bacon, L1nda l-lopps Anna Leclerc Dorothy Deerrng Patr1c1a Holcomb, Carolyn Lunn, Shrrley Mrller Lorrarne LaBrecque Sandra Brown, Mr Gray SEC OND ROW Denrse O11v1er Dorothy Hall Frederrca Robrnson, L1nda York Bonnre Collrns, Vrctorra Dowland Ronald Gllbert Eucllde Renaud Denrse Charron, Patr1c1a Stearns locelyne Lamoureux Wava McKearney THIRD ROW James Bryan Judrth Turner Carolyn Styles Davrd Wrrght Roland Hopps Rlchard Frlzzell John Mlckelboro Sandra McLa1n, Mary Gaudette Evelena Brooks Mrchael Roy FOURTH ROW Ralph LeC1ere Paul Cotter Edmond Renaud Wllllam Hmkley Douglas Nelson Paul Mayberry Wrllram Clark Dennrs Langley Robert Grbson Thomas Covell Lee Hawksley Sophomore Kloss V Ofhoors Presrdent WILLIAM HINKLEY Vrce Presrdent ROBERT WOODWARD Secretary LINDA YORK Treasurer CAROLYN STYLES G H S Marshal ROBERT HODGE 1961 Qrcshman Flass FIRST ROW left to right Mr Smlth, Sylvra Shannon, Margaret Godbout Brenda Sheltry Annette Bean, Ne11 Gonyer Katherlne Celley, Alme LaB1anc, Roselyn Dmgman, Melody Call M1ss Corey SECOND ROW Brenda Deyette LOII18 Hall Orlole Gonyer, Mary Lamontagne W1111am Sanborn, James Brooks Phyllls Malanson, Suzanne Senay Sharon Wyhe Sharleen Mrlls Carolyn Savage THIRD ROW Norman Potter Larry Mlles Jane Bryan Evelyn Crawford Rrta M1168 James Donovan Trmothy M1lls Frederlck Kennett Nancy Kmghts Carol Martrn Carolyn Hrnkley FOURTH ROW Glenn Lunn Roger G11cr1s Peter Carver Betty Chrlstopher, George Langley Edgar Donovan, John Beattle Donald Colllns Wrllram Lakrn, Andrew Marshall John Welch Qreshman Glass Ofhcers Presrdent SHARON WYLIE Vrce Presldent CAROLYN HINKLEY Secretary NANCY KNJGHTS Treasurer ANDREW LANGLEY Marshal SYLVIA SHANNON ,JUNIOR HIGH 6 Sqhth Grade 61115 2 , I Z . 5 1 ' FIRST ROW left to rlght Mrs McFarland Lrnda Jordan John Rancourt George Stone Robert Bean Dana Fogg Lrnda Hawes Alrce M111er, Rosalre Weagle Denms Lunn, Mrs Math1eu SECOND ROW Audrey Wylre Eleanor Hopps Shrrley Deyette Leo Cotter Chnsune LeC1ere Judy Platt Glorra Phelps Alfred Gagnon Bonme Craggy Louls Goulet Carol Barnes THIRD ROW Edward Dowland Shlrley Charlette, Emrle Ol1v1er Suzette Senay Shrrley Brlodeau Kathleen Dlngman, Barbara Cascadden Annalee Rowden Marre Goulet Judy Robrnson Shlrley Cloutrer FOURTH ROW Raymond LaRoche Kenneth Wrlght Jon Srmpson Larry McLa1n Mrchael Krng, Bruce Covell Wayne Brrgham, Clessre Mc Farland Joseph Alexander Martha Leavrtt 81gl1fh Grade Ofhcers 'L' Presrdent LINDA JORDAN ll I V1ce Presrdent MARTHA LEAVITT V Secretary AUDRY WYLIE Treasurer DAVID GOULET Marshal LARRY MCLAIN Swcufh Grade' VIR KNEELING left to rlght Thomas Gonyer, Elwrn I-Iopps John Mrller Arthur Gaudette Charles Stone Denms Charron FIRST ROW Mrs Anderson, Odette Rancourt Jud1thKn1ght Douglas Gllman Marllyn Gonyer Gaston Senay Arlene Donovan Joseph Berube Mary Goulet Edward Robrnson Mr Mathreu SECOND ROW Davtd Hodge, Roger Knowlton D1ane Crawford, Wayne Deyette, Melvrn Israel Brlan Roy, Roger Brousseau, A1me Goulet, Albert Whlte Cheryl Platt Robert Ledger Mary Lou Door Jean Arsenault, Denms McMann THIRD ROW Marllyn Mason, Charlotte Dupuls Mellnda McFarland Llnda Barrows Edna Wlutxng Glorla Gagnon, Peter Garland Rose Benway D3V1d Brooks Rhonda Lakln Cynthra Braun, Marrlyn Cass1dy Wrlfred Gaudette FOURTH ROW Dean Cushman Douglas Rowden Lynne Paugh Davrd Mayberry Roger Renaud Edgar Stoddard Dana I-Iurlbutt, Davrd Rowden Peter Schmrtt Dems Ferland Seventh Grade Ofhvers Presrdent DANA HURLBUTT Vrce Presldent DAVID BROOKS Secretary CHARLOTTE DUPUIS Treasurer CYNTHIA BRANN Marshal MELVIN ISRAEL Sznmr Hand I -5- B E FIRST ROW, left to right Dawn Stevens Angelme Holbrook Bonnle Gllbert SECOND ROW Mr Micuccx John Call, Carolyn Savage Sylvla Shannon Demse Charron Nancy Kmghts Brenda Israel Linda York Alrce Mae McFarland Denms Langley Brenda Sheltry THIRD ROW W1l11am Sanborn, Ruth Martin, Wrlllam Hinkley Ralph LeC1erc John Beatue James Bryan FOURTH ROW, Peter Carver Sharleen Mllls Betty Christopher D3V1d Forbes Carolyn H1nkIey Carolyn Lunn FIFTH ROW Robert Woodward Paul Cotter Douglas Nelson Phxlxp Boucher Robert Nugent Andy Langley Fredrrck Tre mose Lee Hawskley Carl Shoff Serzwr Hand Ofhcvrs LEFT TO RIGHT Robert Nugent V106 Presrdent Brenda Israel Treasurer Ruth Martin, Presidentg Linda York, Secretary, William Hinkley, Student Conductor. Scalar Hlmrus 'W FIRST ROW left to right Aline La Blanc Katherine Celley Dorothy Deering, Jocelyne Lamoureux Mr Mrcuccr, Helen Cloutrer, Angeline Holbrook Dawn Stevens Carolyn Lunn SECOND ROW Nancy Knights Bernice Deyette Paul Carver Sandra McLa1n Arlene Rrdgwell Donald Dupuis, Bonnre Gllbert Evelyn Crawford THIRD ROW Thomas Atkinson, Richard Pomerleau Darrell Dunham Robert Curtis June Wright Paul Cotter ,411 State Hand CENTER: Philip Boucher. BACK ROW, left to right: Angeline Holbrook, Bon- nie Gilbert, Dawn Stevens. junzar Hand 11233 - aunt: :sig r-sd as-sl niiiiril Ri? ,- at-:pai 11111 ,.....- Cx 1 fqnunnurl Sjii 1 :iid 2 1111 nursing- aii ,J agricola:--8 5111.1 11 uiuiui- dl- l jj gm' 1311! 9.15: O- nm QI 941 pd i ii FIRST ROW left to rrght Melvrn Israel Cheryl Platt Chrrstrne LeClere Leo Cotter Shrrley Cummrngs Charlotte Dupurs Robert Ledger Denms Lunn, Dennrs McMann SECOND ROW Melrnda McFarland Edna Whrtrng Annalee Rowden Martha Leavrtt Barbara Cascadden Judy Platt Cynthra Brann THIRD ROW Douglas Rowlen, Dana Hurlbutt Mr Mrcuccr Clessy McFarland Davrd Rowden junzvr Khvrus 566' HH i FIRST ROW, left to rrght Denms Lunn, Lrnda Jordan, Wrllram Trsdale, Brran Roy, Cheryl Platt, Mr. Mrcuccr, Wayne Deyette, Marrlyn Gonyer, Dennrs McMann, Mary Goulet, Dennrs Charron, Charles Stone. SECOND ROW Drane Crawford, Mary Dorr, Marrlyn Mason, Charlotte Dupurs, Bonme Craggy, Cynthra Brann, Chrrstrne LeC1ere, Leo Cotter, Arme Goulet, Jeanne Arsenault, Marrlyn Cassrdy, Robert Ledger. THIRD ROW Shrrley Cloutrer, Douglas Rowden, Dana Fogg, Davrd Rowden, Dana I-Iurlbutt, Davrd Mayberry, Martha Leavrtt, Annalee Rowden, Marre Goulet. I 1 'I 'f 'M 'f' -1 A 1 J , '?, A If . 1 ,J ' , - A ' ! - ' ' V I cu j a Q- f- m -. ' ' ' -.- - f , U' . ' ,,,...,,. ', I-,. ' 'O :A 1.4 1 - ' -51 ' fi' ' Q x gl nr' rl R .':,:.J . r -'AA f' A Q K , , Q K sx -vi H s . ' .A V , all Aix., , ' 1 ' . : . , ' . . . . . . , ', , ' ' . : ' . l I I I I I l I l ' : I ' I .I O . ' . xx 'Y ' X f X- v f 'V V T - 4-' ,, 2 .1 , ' K V if . D Y -1 --ir' 0ff7cv Staff FIRST ROW, left to right: Dawn Stevens, Janet Atkinson, Ray- monde Boudrias, Nicole Lam- oureux, Bonnie Gilbert. SEC- OND ROW: Joyce Mason, Doris Leclerc, Arlene Ridgwell, Mr. Cascadden, Simonne Senay, Angeline Holbrook, Judy Parker r ' u ,MZW' -4-an,-11 tudcnt Kouncil FIRST ROW, left to right: Shirley Deyette, Carolyn Lunn, Raymonde Boudrias, Arlene Ridgwell, Evelyn Crawford, Rosalie Weagle. SECOND ROW Mr. Cascadden, James Bryan, Edgar Stoddard, Robert Nugent, Paul Rice, Daniel Nason, Peter Carver, Dennis McMann, Mr. Sawyer. 09' V 'hav' ,kr , FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Gray, Carl Shoff, Raymonde Boudrias, Nicole Lamoureux, Janet Atkinson, Arlene Ridg- well, Wanda Platt, Miss Corey. SECOND ROW: Robert Ledger, Ann Lizotte, Patricia Holcomb, Peter Garland, Diane Miles, Peter Carver, June Wright, Frederick Kennett, Dean Cush- man, Leo Cotter, Aime Goulet, Roger Brousseau, Melinda Mc- Farland, Frances Lamontagne. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Frizzell, Jennie McAllister, Angeline Holbrook, Simonne Senay, Mary Ann La Roche, Judy Parker, Patsy Charbonneau Harman 6aud1da s ea A v . A7 Q3 6 9-Iv' J !',A fm if X if , fi , mum- ? ,L I A ' j 1,wf: fi ff 'L Q .1 ' W f '2if', e 5 Q! z Q , , WF, i?f : K 'ws ,Q ,, Q if Ek k , Y W5',,,.v ,gf ,Wu ww ,f,q+,? my 3 Y 'Jw1LF : 5' :jf-'fa-'7'4fg', as 5 f V' if f A gli, 1 :Af Q ATHLETICS FIRST ROW, left to right: As- sistant Manager, Paul Cotter, David Gilbert, Timothy Ma- hurin, Robert Nugent, Philip Boucher, Carl Shoff, David Forbes, Assistant Manager, Ralph LeC1ere. SECOND ROW, left to right: Manager, Daniel Nason, Dennis Langley, John Beattie, Douglas Nelson, Paul Rice, Cecil Tisdale, William Hinkley, Ronald Gilbert, Coach, Allan Rich. 2 Z , xg-1 1 Wzevrleadcrs LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Lunn, Carolyn Hinkley, Dawn Stevens, Angeline Holbrook, Bonnie Gil- bert, Carol Styles, Brenda Israel, Linda York, Jennie McAllister, Charlotte Landry. l6'0ys'Varsi!y .r , 1r.lg,fjl'x ,Y7 i Girls' Varsity FIRST ROW, left to right: Charl- otte Landry, Nicki Lamoureux, Phyllis Malanson, Denise Oliver Martha Leavitt, Rena Lavoie, Carol Styles, Nancy Knights, Evelyn Crawford, Carla Beattie, Linda York, Angeline Holbrook, Jennie McAllister. SECOND ROW: Manager, Mary Ann La- Rocheg Bonnie Gilbert, Ruth Martin, Coach, Phyllis McFar- land, N Vg- M ,, ,,w W .Eff wil if an ' W wg 11 1 'F f' , Q if 41 G VN, Af . ' , V fra X , . .W F25 if A'-A 5-qu fM,,f 1 N5wt,' if f tgp., , f :V Vu, rl 1,3 1 .1 it m fs-nina 'VW f ', . ' E i ,S-fre, 5, lessiie is -f .. 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Alcrde Bean Ross Beattre Luc1lle Bilodeau Lours Ange Boudrras Lmwood Carver Rlchard Clark Lrnda Crawford R.1ta Devost Albert Fontalne Arthur Gaudette Roland Gibson Gary Grlcrrs Wayne Gxlcrrs Donna Goad Mary Jane Goulet Luc1lle Hopps Dorothy Johnson Chrllon Kennett Cecrle La3o1e Robert Lavole Mana Marges Judlth Moses Phrllrp Nelson Dons Olrvrer Rrchard Olrvrer Clyde Platt Davrd Rrch Sandra Roy Peter Styles Channre Tllton Joanne Treamer Iudlth Treamer Workrng rn North Stratford Tllton Boys School Prerce Busrness School U S Army Fort Lee Vrrgrnra U S Arr Force Academy Colorado Portsmouth Technrcal School Nursrng School Plymouth Teachers College Workrng 1n Dupurs s Market Groveton Prerce Commerclal College Concord Burdett College Boston Mass Plymouth Teacher s College At Home St Johnsbury Vt Mrs Bevrn Cunnlngham Groveton Worklng 1n North Stratford At home Workxng rn Connectrcut Mrs Peter Styles Northumberland N U S A1r Force Kersler Mrssrssrppr Keene Teachers College Umverslty of New Hampshrre Plymouth Teachers College Mrs Rlchard Hammond Lancaster U S Arr Force Portsmouth N H Workrng rn North Stratford Plerce Busrness College Concord Post Graduate at Groveton l-lxgh School Workrng 1n the mrll Workmg rn the m1ll Mrs Chester Breault Gurldhall Vt Unrversrty of New Hampshrre H . , . . , I . N H . ' ' , , N. H Harold Knight Lyndon Teachers' College, Lyndon, Vt. U16 ,llngelv of yesterday FIRST ROW A Hapgood W McCormrck C Charbonneau, K Nelson, R LaPo1nt, D Lunn, A Srmpson, F Fremose, D Nason SECOND ROW B Hall G Grlman R Nelson, B Brooks,I Hopps L Kelly R Martrn, L Dowland B Grlbert THIRD ROW B Israel, C Gonyer, G Frndley C Shoff F Hopps R Nugent B Benne R Curtrs, D Pomerleau, A Holbrook D Mrles FOURTH ROW D Forbes G Vrlla G Curtrs J Platt, D Covell P Dunham B Green, P Boucher Teacher Mrs Taylor FIRST ROW B Covell, C Landry S Benon T Blars W I-lapgood B Collms, J Wnght, H Smrth, W Platt SECOND ROW T Mahurrn, D Stevens V Lrvtngston R Prerson, C Goulet, P Carver J Atkrnson C Tapley I Sweeney B Scott T Atkrnson THIRD ROW D Martrn K Stevens W Meunrer R Irvrng, B Glrdden Teacher M155 Marden E Brrgham, D Frsk D Grlbert, D Homer : . , . ', . . . ' . .' . . . :. , .' , . . 1 , Q g Q D . , 0 . n :. . .' , . , . , . , . tt, . ' . . , . ' . : . , . D , . .,a n ' Q , Q n Q 9 . . :. . , . ', . ', . , . ' . - . . . ,s ' , v 1. , . , . , - 3 I .1 - 1 ' In o ' . I , . . Q I . I 'j I ' I O Thi! ahove all - to thine own self he true, Ami it must follow, df the night the day, Thou cam! not then he fake to any man. SHAKESPEARE PRCFESSIONAL DIRECTCRY Comphments of ROBERTI HINKLEY M D Groveton N H Compllments of EBEN H DUSTIN M Groveton N H Comphments of Groveton N H Comphments WILLIAM LEHNERT Groveton N H Compllments of .IULUIS ISRAEL M D Berlm N H . , . D. SOLOMAN ISRAEL, D. M. D. ' of Comphments of CLAIRE'S PAULINE SAWYER, Propuetor Comphments of LANDRY'S STORE Northumberland, N. H. Comphments of GROVETON DAIRY Comp11ments of EAGLE HOTEL Compllments of JOE HOU LE Comphments of ALBERT ROBERTS Compllments of ROBER T GILMAN Comphments of A FRIEND Compl1ments of SHIRLEY AND CHRIS CHARLES TILLOTSON Comphments of MR AND MRS BESSETTE Comphments of Comphments of HART'S GULF STATION ELMER NUGENT Agent MUTUAL OF OMAHA TRI TOWN CLEANERS 8 State Street Groveton N H Comphments of NELSON'S POULTRY FARM R F D 52. Lancaster N H Groveton 68 11 - - STEVEN'S STORE Compliments of GALLANT'S STORE Compliments of THE STARK COUNTRY STORE CLOUTIER'S STORE 2-9 Brooklyn Street Groveton N H Compl1ments of GEORGE CHRISTOPHER Compl1ments of A FRIEND BAILEY'S DEPARTMENT STORE Groveton New Hampshlre Compl1ments of J S BEATON 8: SONS Lancaster Groveton Compl1ments of LANCASTER BUILDING MATERIALS Compl1ments of LINSCOTT 8: SMITH Compl1ments of WHITE'S SHOE STORE Lancaster New Hampsh1re Amer1can G1rl Shoes for Women BLANDIN 8: HENSON Lancaster N H DUBOIS C LEANERS Compl1ments of BEECHER EQUIPMENT INC Lancaster N H Compl1ments of HOVEY'S SHOPS Compl1ments of FOODTOWN Compl1ments of DRAKE'S 81 Mam Street Lancaster N H Jarman Shoes for Men Compliments of , . 3 u 1 , . . J W MAIN Complete Home Furn1sh1ngs Groveton New Hampsh1re Comphments of DUPUIS MARKET Groveton N T 41 3 Esso DEALER PI-IIL'S ESSO SERVICENTER Telephone 5095 HURLBUTT S FUEL SERVICE Range and Fuel O11 Bottled Gas Apphances Plumbnmg and Heatmg H HURLBUTT Propnetor Groveton N H ELECTRICITY The B1ggest Bargam 1n Your Household Budget' PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE LANGLEY S GENERAL INSURANCE Groveton N H PEOPLE S NATIONAL BANK OF GROVETON Groveton New Hampsh1re TAYLOR'S MARKET Groveton N H Phone 123 'Fmer Foods for Less 9 0 , , , . H. el. - I Pick-Up and Delivery Service R , 1 1 I ' II I D ELLINGWOOD General Truckmg Gravel and Loam Tel 48 Groveton H F B SPAULDING Gram and Feed Tel 8 2281 Lancaster, N H Comphments of CONNECTICUT VALLEY DAIRY Lancaster WHITEY S AMOCO SERVICE Groveton, N H Phone 8268 NADEAU BROTHERS Oldsmoblle Sales and Servlce Brldge Street Lancas te r N H I G A SUPER MARKET FRANK SMITH COMPANY Lancaster, N H Tel 8 4931 GTOCeI1eS Meats FIHILS Hardware Farm Equ1pment J L EMERY 8: SON Ut111ty Gas SUBURBAN Se1 V1C6 Plumblng and Heatmg Tel 17 GEO M STEVENS 8: SON CO Insurance Slnce 1882 Phone 8 4979 Lancaster, N H CO. 0 3 N4 9 o ' 0 l I PAPERS CCMPANY GROVETON YOUR SEARCH ENDS W 4 Cat 1on s Mee EVERETT S DINER Groveton New Hampshlre Spec1al Famlly Rates ermg to Clubs and C1v1c Organ1zat1ons tmg F1rst and Thlrd Wednesday of Each Month Compl1 LANC ASTE ents of Comphments of DORA'S SHOP Compl1 ents of I m R MOTEL m N DORIS'SS Grocer1es U S R Groveton Comphments of THE LANCASTER NATIONAL ACK BAR Gas and O11 oute 53 N H BANK Eat DINT Compllm CARROL L WILES RFF FLOWER SHOP Flor1st Telegraph at YS De lvery Ass'n Telephone 8 4681 R W RIFF 22. Maln Street Lancaster N. H. ents of C0mp11m L CHES Lancaster, N ew Hampshxre ents of EY'S Comphments of SHERMAN HOME AND AUTO The F1restone Store Compl1 m WHITCOMB 8: EASTMAN Lancaster, N CLAYTON BARNETT Greetlng Cards for All ew Hampsh1re Occas1ons ents of , 2 , L : 'CGWQ XX as - ex , ' Q 9-3519! . . L. . . . I , u 1 1.. SUPER SERVICE U A s a. w MARKET PNY GROVETON OIL COMPANY Kelvlnator Appllances Range and Fuel O11 Bottled Gas Plumbmg and Heatlng Groveton N H Telephone 33 Comphments of JACK 'S CALSO SERVICE Telephone 5071 Groveton N. H. THE SIWOOGANOCK GUARANTY SAVINGS BANK Lancaster, New Hampshlre :'- -- yf .- 1 f ff r E I , . . I I DRUGS Comphments of STYLES DRUG STORE Congratulatmns and Best W1shes to the Class of 1959 for afoccaszons NORTH COUNTRY Tel 121 Houseware E1ectr1cal Appllances Sllverware Watches Rmgs Jewelry One Year Guarantee on Watch Repalrs Repa1rs on Rmgs Jewelry Llghters Electnc Shavers T1me Payments 1f Desu-ed ego .......-- 'fQl1111.1:, JEWELRY . -1 ISRAEL S SHOES CLOTHING HABERDASHE RY Af 5 m6462257 Lg Wd .1-WL N .famed p'!f6664 Q69 BOUCHER S I G A M s Tlph 833 7 G N H mpshire 2 YH 7 ' U W - 'Ml U, -H-, X X K . fynf 1 5 I O I ain treet EMERSCN 8: SON f,,.rrf1r .fN-D-C 'rQ,-, Q5 ggacsjl ' 5 3 QE53' Groveton, N. H. Tel. 59 Z IS ouk f FIRST Qmousur Cement - Lumber - Roofing Hardware Glass Sporting Goods - Licenses Compllments of Where Fmer Foods Are Sold for Less' Church Street 6 Grocerles Frozen Foods Quahty Meats Ffu1tS and Vegetables Pamts and Hardware Appreclate Your Patronage Telephone 149 Groveton N H TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY ll ' I 3 . Q I vs. A. ., so- '..vb.L.. Af. '... wr.


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