Groveton High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Groveton, NH)

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Editor: Sue Parks Assistant Editor: Linda Trites Sales Editor: Lorna Cassidy Copy Editor: Deborah Langley Photography Editor Denise Paugh Business Editor: Richard Barnes Absent Art Editor: Madaleen Pulsifer

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ezyzbrjan Qsfqff FIRST ROW: R. Barnes, L. Cassidy, S. Parks, L. Trites, D. Langley, D. Paugh. SECOND ROW: Mr. Garlichs, D Woodward, C. Langley, J. Gould, D. Robertson, K. Fogg, C. Woodward. THIRD ROW: K. McCormack, G. Cloutier R. Kingston, R. Marshall, E. Robinson, C. Hibbard. 28

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CQJJ San Francisco Telegraph Jan. 6, 1976 AFRICA OR BUST George Caron, the Sandy Nelson of the 70,5 leaves for Zululand today where he will teach the natives the true art of drum playing. Coos County Democrat July 18, 1979 LASSIE SAVED Robert Christopher, noted Hollywood Veterinarian has been credited with saving the life of Lassie, animal star of television when a mysterious disease struck the dog on location. New York Times October 23, 1975 DIRTY BEN GRIMES CAPTURED Number one man on the Ten Most Wanted Crim- inals List was captured yesterday by F.B.I. agent, Arthur Hunt who recognized Grimes shopping in Macy's Department Store. Washington Star April 18, 1971 WHITE HOUSE REJUVENATED Newest change made by interior decorator, Nancy Robertson, in the White House includes the transitions of the historic Blue and Green Rooms into the Bears and Lions Dens. Boston Herald July 7, 1979 TOP TEN BOOK LIST 1. Gone With The Breeze by Sue Parks. Washington Journal November 24, 1973 PAS D'EXCUSES Karen Fogg, interpreter for French President De- Gaulle was recently jailed for misinterpreting De- Gaulle's latest message to the U. S. A. Boston Herald October 18, 1971 AUGER M.V.P. Dan Auger was named Most Valuable Player of the American League this year by virtue of his leading the Boston Red Sox to their four straight shut-out victo- ries over the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series. T. V. Guide May 8-15 SUNDAY EVENING 8:00 Ed Sullivan Show, guests include Julie An- drews, the Moscow Circus and newest comic sensation, Richard Lurvey. MONDAY AFTERNOON 8:00 Girl Talk, host Lorna Cassidy interviews Brigitte Bardot and Racquel Welch. Chicago Tribune December 18, 1978 ONLY 36! President of the U. S. office of Volkswagens Inc., Janice Gould, announces there are only,36 changes in Volkswagens for '79, a grand total of 360 in ten years. Washington Star August 28, 1972 MORE MONOPOLY LAWS? Congress is now considering some anti-monopoly laws on farmland mainly aimed at James Marshall of N. H. who just acquired his 3,465,502nd acre, 9996 of the total farm land in the U. S. New York Herald Jan. 1, 1979 BLANCHE'S HAVING SALE Over 100,000 women are expected to storm the ex- clusive Blanche,s Boutique owned by Blanche Harris on Fifth Ave., Monday when the sale of the year will begin. San Francisco Telegraph Aug. 31, 1972 SHADES OF LINDBERG Richard Marshall of the U. S. Army Weather Station in Antarctica has become the first person to encircle the globe by flying non-stop from pole to pole. Los Angeles Tribune Nov. 3, 1971 FIVE CAR GARAGE FILLED I Love You Trulyi' by Eddie Robinson, number one on the top ten record list for eleven weeks sold its 5 millionth copy last week. The royalties to be used will buy his fifth Rolls Royce. Denver News April 17, 1978 CHERYL CHEERED! Cheryl Hibbard, world famous hair stylist received a standing ovation last night at the Annual Convention of Users of Hair Color when she proclaimed, Blondes Do have more fun. Incidentally, Cherylis blonde hair is natural. Walter Winchell Mar. 1, 1974 THEY DON'T CALL HIM THE LOVERN FOR NOTHIN! It is rumored that Alain Lamoureuxis latest leading lady, Elizabeth Taylor, will jilt her fifth husband, Rich- ard Burton, for the irresistible star. New York Times June 14, 1973 ONLY 83.5 MILLION? The highest price ever paid for a painting by an American artist was paid by Mrs. Dawna Woodward Vanderbilt, prominent art collector for the picture, Man O, Wari' by America's greatest living artist, Madaleen Pulsifer. Brussel's Joumal April 21, 1976 MANUEL'S MAGNIFICENT! Hit of the 1976 Worldis Fair here has to be Ameri- can architect, Tom Manuel's 178 pound, all plastic U. S. Pavillion that holds 3,000 people at one time. Boston Globe Feb. 5, 1977 WOODWARD ADVANCES TO NUMBER TWO SPOT Elvin Woodward was appointed yesterday to the first Vice Presidency of the Prudential Insurance Co. by his daughter, Carol who is President. Washington Telegraph Sept. 7, 1977 PARTY TIME! The 'fHostess with the MostesS socialite Elaine Young, will throw another one of her fabulous bashes Saturday night in honor of the visiting King of Saudi Arabia. Joumal d'Paris Aug. 3, 1982 KLOOCH CLINCHES IT! They said it couldn't be done but Greg Cloutier won the Grand Prix at LeMans yesterday with his six- teen year-old Pontiac.