Spaulding High School - Red and White Yearbook (Rochester, NH)
- Class of 1965
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Principal of Spaulding High School '4There are no modern methods for developing within yourselves the traits of integrity, dependability, and a regard for your fellow man. Cherish these proven virtues, for upon such values depends our future as a nation. as-2 5,5 Dedication With respect and admiration we, the class of 1965, dedicate this anni- versary yearbook to our principal, Dr. Harry Grierson, in recognition of his outstanding service as an educator and citizen. He has been asso- ciated with Spaulding for all of its twenty-five years, an active contribu- tor to its history and progress. After graduating from Gorham Normal School he joined the Rochester High School faculty in 1929 as a teacher of Industrial Arts. At various times he also has taught math, science, and social studiesg and has coached football, basketball, and baseball. During World War II he served in the United States Navy as lieu- tenant commander. He rejoined the Spaulding staff, and after two years as assistant to the superintendent, he became principal of Spaulding in 1958. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of New Hampshire, a Master of Education and a Doctor of Education degree from Columbia. The tone and climate of a high school is set by its chief administrator. Dr. C-rierson's deep pride in our school has radiated to us all, creating an atmosphere'in which faculty, students, and all other personnel may func- tion happily--with dignity and mutual benefit. Dr. Grierson is very proud of Spauldingg we are very proud of Dr. Grierson. x at X. HUNTLEY N. SPAULDINC Covcrnor of New Hampshire 1927-1929 .MFFQH LEON C. SPAULDING ROLLAND H. SPAULDING Governor of N cw Hampshire 1915-1917 5 Years Of Growth Named for the late Leon C. Spaulding, Spaulding High School was the result of a gift of over half the cost from former Governor and Mrs. Huntley N. Spaulding, former Governor and Mrs. Holland H. Spaulding, Mrs. Marion Spaulding Potter, and Mrs. Leon C. Spaulding, a grant from the Public Works Administration, and an appropriation from the City of Rochester. It was dedicated on September 9, 1939. We still think that Spaulding's appearance surpasses that of newer schools. When first constructed, Spaulding was considered one of the finest schools in the East. Such modern facilities as the projection room, the shops, and the home economics equipment drew many visitors. Sev- eral years ago a foreign language laboratory was in- stalled. Curriculum changes have matched the changing times. During the war there were courses in aeronautics and machine industries. Later, growing interest in industry caused the agricultural course to be dropped. New courses include Specch, Appreciation of the Arts, Electricity, German, and Physical Science. In April of 1963, Spaulding was evaluated and approved by a New England accrediting association. There are now twcnty-one peoplc enrolled in Spaulding's night school, the first credit-granting night school in Maine, New Hampshire, or Vermont. Rochester citizens as well as students have been faith- ful fans of Spaulding's athletic teams. During the 1956 and 1957 seasons, the football team won the Division 8 2 championship, the 1964- basketball team, second in the state, was invited to play in the New England tour- nament in Boston, and the baseball team won the 1958 Class L championship. Spaulding has also had good golf, tennis, and hockey teams. Various clubs have come and gone with changing interests and needs. There has always been a Red and White magazine, but the first yearbook was not pub- lished until 194-7. The Torch Club has been replaced by today's Key Club. The Camera Club and the Taste and Baste Club no longer exist. Other organizations have flourished, notably Masque and Dagger which won the New Hampshire Drama Festival in 1947, 1948, and 1961. Band and Chorus, once extracurricular ac- tivities, now meet during school and offer TIA: credit per year. Spaulding has indeed undergone many changes, and the main factor in these changes has been' growth. One concept, however, has remained as enduring as New Hampshire granite. This concept is exemplified by these words of Daniel Webster, inscribed on the dedication plaque in our foyer: If we work upon marble, it will perish. If we work upon brass, time will efface it. If we rear temples, they will crumble to dust. But if we work upon men's immortal minds, if we imbue them with high principles, with the just fear of God and love of their fellow men, we engrave on those tablets something which no time can efface, and which will brighten and brighten to all eternity. MR. ARTHUR S. ROLLINS Superintendent 1933-1943 l MR. HAROLD T. RAND MR. CARROLL W. PEAVEY Superintendent 1943-1949 Principal 1936-1942 Former Administrators MR. JOHN M. COTTON Principal 1943-1958 MR. JOHN H. FRYE Superintendent 1949-1963 '52, t Superintendent Mr. Thomas became the third superin- tendent in the history of Spaulding in the summer of 1963. ALFRED W. THOMAS, M.Ed. Superintendent of Schools I . 1 1 S Q K 1 , I I E W S' W I i S 1 J L , f Q .f .f it J Ally:-xp 4 VHUMAS Assistant uperintendent ROBERT C. GILMAN, B.Ed. ROCHESTER SCHOOL BOARD. FIRST ROW: Robert Gilman, Superintendent Alfred Thomas, Mrs. Leo Klinger, Mayor Royal Edgerly. SECOND ROW: Alexander McQuarrie, Roland Roberge, Wilbur Boudreau, Sherman Reed, George Lovejoy, Elsworllx Hodgdon, O'Neil Richey, and Raymond Boucher. ABSENT: Fred Steadman, John Merry, and Raymond Watson. Assistant Principal MR. FRANCIS D. HACKETT, M.Ed. Mr. Hackett joined the faculty of Spaulding in 1955 as a member of the Industrial Arts department. He became assistant principal in the fall of 1959. ff! 1 f , , L xl C Q L, f if Guardian of thc schedule- Disciplinarian-Afternoon lg' H 'KT '12 'X S 1 5 a 45 -Y , . iw E . 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' I Q , f F, .J 5 ' u ! b r ' 4 f I5 ' , X , , , A, A ,AA,,A Q 3 A. v v :4 4 as nk I l . Gmdance Whether we needed help in selecting a Q college or a career, or planning next year's schedules, or just someone to talk to-we knew that our guidance counselors were al- ways available. 'ff' is, i inni- N,. Mr. Leon Briggs, M.Ed., assures a studa that there will be an opening for him in H' business world. I'm glad to hear you did so well on your C111 lege Boards. Mrs. Constance King, B.A. s s Mrs. Elizabeth Russ, High School Secre- tary, compiles the list of Spaulding stu- dents, placing a school photograph be- side each name. Miss Gail Wilkins, Assistant Secretary, works on senior transcripts for college applications. W 1 1. I7 Ageinst a background of grammatical symbols and class Mr. Franklin Gould, A.B., emphasizes an important point assignments, Mr. Michael Radley, B.A., studies his plan English 11, 125 Advisor, Publicity Club. book. English 11, 125 Red 81 White Business Advisor. Q , 5. Y, What was that comment about T he Yearling? asks Mr. George Hurley, M.Ed. English 95 Remedial Reading5 -5 Debate Club Advisor. I ' 1.1-l -rf g , Don't rush! Be careful! Mrs. Rebecca Schuyler, B.A., cautions. English 9, 10. I8 And for Friday- Mrs. Marguerite Chamberlain, B.Ed., outlines weekly assignments for her seniors. Head of English Department: English 123 Advisor, Senior Yearbookg Special Assemblies. English - Mrs. Susan Belding, B.A., searches through countless com- positions looking for potential -Shakespearean English, 9 Ever bodyis Subject + A lesson in derivation is given by Mrs. Dianne Brennan, About these compositions-they weren't bad, but . . . B.A. English 103 Speechg Advisor, Red and Whiteg Special Mrs. Barbara DeVittori, B.A., explains composition errors. Assemblies. English 115 Remedial Reading. I9 Do you all understand this chapter on electricity? Mr. Ernest Ricker, B.S, Physicsg Applied Physicsg Advisor, Sophomore Class. 'Chapter twenty-two is routine, men. Mr. Paul Brown, B.A., assures a chemistry class. Student reaction: Oh no, he said that about the last one! These are the points to remember about crusta- ceans. Mr. Benjamin Mooney, M.A., lectures in biology class. Head of Science Departmentg Bi- ologyg Earth Scienceg Advisor, Yearbook Busi- ness Staff. F S v V5 an if 4 Mr. George Webb, A.B., calmly surveys his class before the hell rings. General Scienceg Biologyg Advisor, Fresh- Hman Class. ,f G7 flu ' G f JV J be Science W Mr. Paul Haynes, B.S., shows slides of the earth's rock for- mations. Earth Scienceg Biology. , n . nl, ,I e-., - -1 i A 5' .P ' 4-1, 1 fl 1- l . My a in . 1 X k .5 If! viii - iftl' . 4 ff., 2. 'S H X rv y .,-is 6' 'Mlf . ,ffl 5 5. g I . A ,- , J v 1 1 , I V . FX ,-h fx I M, '- 5 I ff- ' 7 x.. ff' 1' V Why is Mrs. Anne Smith, B.A., laughing as she looks at one of her student's paintings? That's Modern Art! Artg Advisor, Freshman Class. Art, Librar , Music is H 3 ERE? W .I Chorus director, Mrs. Virginia Chase, B.M., prepares the chorus for the annual spring concert. 22 A ' CE V- . in Miki f Vi'7,1vz'i Li'A'M ,'lAav7Q,f' i 'r ' V. rt97JjCV,J.Ji,b'Ji1l . M X FJ 'Txfoljlgl' rfmmw-.fQ'5J5vel 1,14 L. A. 1' sr-:afw fix-5? QDJACKQ any R XSREQKNQ L U Z XJXsL 4' bs-5 ' Our efficient librarian, Mrs. Eileen Parker, M.Ed., assists Nils Regnell in his search for information. 'w Miss Sandra Lucian, B.M., leads the band in one of the rousing numbers that characterized our rallies. let me help you with this collar, offers Mrs. Martha Crierson, B.S. Homemaking Q, 10, 11, 12. - - - -I .1 KM..-f , ,-, ,. ,w uw- nn-,,.,,u:.. Q , -- --53 - -' ' ' ' W' Mr. Robert Michaud, B.Ed., quietly observes one of his classes at work. Mechanical Drawingg Machine Shopg Advisor, Senior Class. y Homemaking, Industrial Arts Mr. Ernando DeVittori, M.Ed., works on a lathe. Head of Industrial Arts Department, Cabinet Shop, Mechanical Drawingg Assistant Track Coachg Stage Manager: Advisor, unior Class. Mr. George Peavey, B.Ed., refers to his manual for the next step in repairing the engine. Shop 3g Power Me- chanicsg Electricity: Electronics. 23 Foreign Languages Mrs. Beatrice Cornish, B.A., reviews Latin grammatical constructions. Latin I, Ilg French Ig Advisor, Classical Club. - 7 f. ff, , r xv, , , -4-, WTf,fa.,..-flfvcte' L, 4'f PnnfLfW- ,f-LQ, effwvcyeg. .-xv 1 X I . fZ x,:iij A we , A ,U lfexj-ly - .1 N.,c,,... fx -Q cas--11-M X' H L 4.4 in l 'o' :Aux .H r.: n . un f.' W' nj 1, ..ikgkrlil?fil , . V , . 5' I Lf 'JJ'-J IYIJ -V J . A J Mrs. Gabrielle Carrier, B.A., operates the console ln Lgffjl the language laboratory. Dept. Records, French I II l III, 3 Advisor, French Club, Sophomore Class 4 C .ff ., ,Q , . , U . 1 yy ,f.9'Jjfil rf Q Vi' , f xv. V, U U ' ,if f f -by V1 , ,. 'sf , if R Lf 1 ,U , 9 ,GV -' ,J ' p ' M' V rv' ,ix if I VV l' nf :ff I-N J Lf! -1 x kill rx. nf ' , . XY' , V ' 'W ' Ix 1 1 I What is asks Mrs. 3:1 W 1. the tense of the verb in this sentence, Joe? Janet Keefe, B.Ed.g French I, II. N ommercial Mrs. Claire Davis, B.Ed., checks Marlene Proul1r's typing paper for errors. Dept. Records: Typing Ig Office Practice. Miss Frances Bailey, B.Ed., balances- accounts. Stenog- raphy I, IIQ Typing II. Put the debits in the debit column and the credits in the credit column, says Mrs. Marjorie Wilson, B.Ed. Junior Business Trainingg Bookkeeping I, IIg Advisor, Future Business Leaders, Junior Class. ' 25 Wvlvnp.. .J b, .25 -Q i fa al .5. W .,f' 3 N 4 1 1 F '2 A Our Meticulous Custodians A ,-.. ff' H' 7 MR. DAVID PAGE ' ' ' ' MR. WILLIAM DOUCETTE MR. RAYMOND SEAVEY MR. CARLYLE SEAVEY MR. GRANVILLE ROGERS 28MR. WESLEY MARTIN, Head Custodian MR. C. D. JENNESS S. ELIZABETH DRAPER V ' 4. ' 'uv 1 H .'.-,,'J,Li.- , I 1 I . 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College Preparatory Class President 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Suiteg Varsity Football 25 Varsity Basketball 1, 3, 4g Varsity Track 1, 25 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Teacher, Coach. CHARLES BOYEN THOMPSON tsB0y1s His friends number many, his foes . . . has any any? College Preparatory Class Viec-President 3, 4g Prom Suite: Masque 8: Dagger 1, 2, Sec- retary 3, President 4: Science Club 1, 2: Key Club 3, Vice-President 4: Classmen 43 Yearbook Business Manager: Language Club 1, 23 Stu- dent Council 4g Student Activity 2. Ambition: Veterinarian. CLIVE IAN SPEDDING As good-natured a soul as e'er trod on sole of leather. College Preparatory Class Secretary 3, 4, Executive Board 1, 23 Junior Prom M.C.: Freshman Basketball: Masque and Dagger 2, 3, Vice-President 4: Vice- President National Honor Soeietyg Msthalon 1, 4: Yearbook Literary Staff, Red 8: White Art Staff 2, 3, 43 Student Activity 45 Clnssmen 4. Ambition: Aeronautical Engi- neer. LINDA JEAN HAYES Fluff A very versatile miss and a happy one too. College Preparatory Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 3, 45 Christmas Danceg Prom Committee: Ski Club 3, 45 Senior Reception: Chairman Freshman Re- ception: Publicity Club 4g French Club 3, 43 Yearbook Business Staff. Ambition: Dental Hygienist. ls there a profit in it? It seemed that our class was always in debt, but the greatest debt was one of gratitude to our advisors for their patience, encouragement, and, most of all, for their time. 32 Class Advisors MISS BARBARA COODALL MR. ROBERT MICHAUD -lf yt 1 1 KATHLEEN AD.lUTANT BARRY LEE ALBERT Kathy Bare X Full of love, full of lun. 'AWorry and I have never Commercial meld, Drnmatics I: Future Business Lead- College PI'8ptlf!llOfy Silent is deep us eternity' cm orA 'c'ic 3' Luuguuse Club 1: Truck 2: Pru- speech is Shallow as timcj ' Ambition: Hair Stylist, Travel gestion Club 2:. Prom Committee: rcsimun Reception. Geneflfl Ambition: College Ambition: Mechanic GERARD T. ALLARD . CCJCTI-y?Y A long life and at merry one. General Frcshrnnn Rr-caption. A bf' :N.I-l.T l '.lI- S,ff,,fi m ec mm n JOANNE CLAIRE ALLARD AMBER L. ANDERSON For she is as good as she is fair. College Preparatory Masque 81 Dagger 1, 3, 45 Future Nurses 2: Future Teachers 1: Pep A giggle, a laugh and Am- ber. General Ambition: Dressmaking, Tai- DAVID ALLAIN iLDaveH Blessed with a cool self-con- fidencef' College Preparatory Executive Board 3, 4: National Honor Society: Varsity Football 3, 4: Freshman Footballg Co-Chairman Freshman Reception: Prom Com- mitteeg Graduation Committees: Sports Editor Red St White 2, 33 Vice-President Student Activity. Ambition: Engineer JENNIFER LEE APPLEBY csileniu Her manner is as winning as her smile. .l.V. Cheering 2: Varsity Cheering 3, 4-3 Co-Captain 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Ski Club 3, 43 Treas- urer 3: Fixture Nurses 29 Prom Committeeg Yearbook Business Staffg Christmas Ball: Freshman Recep- tion. Ambition: Nursing Club 13 French Clnlm 2, 3, 49 Prom Cnnnnitlvv. Ambition: College - v 13 loring ,. Ia i A. . I L rusty -47.3 ea, 33 DONNA L. ARNAULT Happy as the day is long Commercial Ambition: Business College DONNA LEE BELANGER llDawn,l She is a Winsome wee thing. General Transfer from Holy Rosary High 23 French Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Publicity Club 43 Freshman Reception Com- mitteeg Prom Committee. Ambition: Beautician JOYCE N. BARRATI' llsamf! I have a heart with room for every joy. College Preparatory l.0.0,F. delegate, United Nations Pilgrimage for Youthg Red dz White 2, 33 Pep Club 2g Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1: Science Club 2, 3: Prom Committee. Ambition: Pharmacist RITA LAURETTE BERNARD A merry lass with a twinkle in her eye. Commerczhl Pep Club 1, 25 Language Club 1: Prom Committee: Freshman Recep- tion Committee: Future Business Leaders of America 4g Graduation Committees. Ambition: Secretary, Marriage DENNIS R. BELANGER Regular fellows make a reg ular world. College Preparatory Prom Committee: Key Club 4 Beck Graduation Committees. Quietness is a virtue seldom Ambition: Private Accountan' found in a man. Industrial Arts Ambition: Undecided CARLENE ANNETTE BINETTE A true friend to everyone. College Preparatory Pep Club lg French Club 1, 2, 3: Future Nurses 3: Freshman Recep- tion Committoe: Yearbook Business Staff. Ambition: Beautician IRENE JANE BINE'I'I'E A pleasauter girl could ne' be found. Commercial Ambition: Practical Nurse 34 LORRAINE V. BINETTE 'A good heart is better than ill thc hearts in the world. Commercial Idbf' :N 1 CAROLYN LEE m mon ursing BLACKADAR DEN ISE BOUCHARD uDennyn To make oneself beautiful is a universal instinct. College Preparatory All State l, 2: Stu- 1, 2, 4: French Club Club 1, 2: Ski Club 81 Dagger 3, 4: Prom Prom Suite: National n Carol Ah why should life be all 7 labor? Commercial Prom Committee: Freshman Recep- tion. Ambition: Secretary STEPHEN c, BRENNAN Steve Life is a jest and all things show it: I thought so once, but now I know it College Preparatory Projection Club l, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3. 4: Prom Suite: Prom Committee: Debate Club 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Commercial Artist LINDA ANN BLAISDELL ClInnaYY Good nature and good sense must ever join. General Choir 1, 3: Prom Committee: Fresh- man Reception. Ambition: Bookkeeper ROBERT A. BROADBENT Brodie His limbs are cast in manly mold for hardy sports and contests bold. College Preparatory Varsity Football 3, 4: Freshman Reception: .l.V. Basketball: Var- sity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Base- ball 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Projection Club 4: Student Activity. Ambition: Electrical Engineer JOSEPH D. BLANCHETTE sciloeyv He dares do all that becomes a man. General Freshman Football: Projection Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Merchandising Ex- pert PAMELA MARGARET BROWN Glpamii A wise and understanding heart. 'Commercial Pep Club 4: Future Business Lend- ers of America 4: Yearbook Liter- ary and Business Staffs: Freshman 4: LV. Checring Psychologist big. P: z F' ivy Reception: Graduation Committees. Ambition: Secretary sais. im iii 13? Q gig i 1-2 1 35 ROGER J. BROWN l5R0g7, Sure and resolute. College Preparatory Yearbook Literary Staff. Ambition: Ministry IREN E THERESA CASTONGUAY cscastysv The only way to have a friend is to be one. Commercial Chorus 1, 2g Pep Club 19 Latin Club lg Ski Club 35 Prom Com- mittee: Freshman Reception: Future Business Leaders oi America 45 Publicity Club 45 Graduation Com- mittees. Ambition: IBM Operator ' 36 4 v ROSANNE BUNKER rtBunkyn The most useless day of all is one in which we have not laughed. College Preparatory Girls State: S.E.N.E. Citizenship Conference 35 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society Treasurer: Junior Honor Society Vice-President: Class Executive Board 3, 4, Yearbook Literary and Business Staffs: Prom Suiteg Fresh- man Reception Co-Chairman: Schol- arship S l, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Older Girls Conference 3, 45 State Council 4: Pep Club l, 2. Ambition: College VERONICA IRENE CHAPLIN Vickie A pleasing countenance is no light advantage. Commercial Pep Club 1, 23 Masque it Dagger 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4: Chaplain 3: Future Business Leaders of America-Presb dent 3, 4-Q Delegation to United Na- tions 3: Prom Committee: Year- book Business Staffg Graduation Committees. Ambition: Airline Stewardess CHRISTINE CANNEY Chris A little girl with lots of pep. Commercial Library Staff. Ambition: Beautician VERA HELEN CLARK Mum's the word. College Preparatory Scholarship S: Junior Honor So- ciety: National Honor Society. Ambition: Photographer 'QQ CAROL ANN CAPODESTRIA Small friends may prove great friends. College Preparatory Cheerleading 1, 25 Choir 25 Year- book Business Staff: Prom Commit- tee: Freshman Reception: Pep Club l, 22 Secretary 3: Ski Club 3. Ambition: Further Education CAROL ANN CLEMENT HClem79 What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Commereihl Glee Club lg Future Business Lead- ers of America 45 Graduation I mittees. Ambition: Beautician DWIGHT F. CLEMENT Whitey A merry heart doth good like a medicine College Preparatory J.V. Basketball lg Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 23 Student Council 23 Classical Club 1. Ambition: Medicine or Phar' macy A PATRICIA ANNE CONNELLY Trish A light heart lives long. College Preparatory Pep Club lg Student Activity Execu- tive Board 3g Prom Publicity Chair- man: Tri-l-Ii-Y 3, 43 French Club 45 National Honor Society 43 Year- book Business Staff. Ambition: College 1.-. -wwf, SANDRA LEE CORMIER Sandi It matters not how long you live, but how. College Preparatory Publicity Club 43 Science Club 1:, satin Club 1,1 23 Future Nurses 1, , 3. Ambition: Lab Technician .i. SHARYN LEA CORNISH A winning way, a pleasing smile. College Preparatory Girls' State 3: .Iunior Honor 2, 3: National Honor 4: Scholarship S 1, 2, 33 Assistant Editor of Year- book: Band 2, '3, 4: Dance Band 3, 45 Pep Club lg Masque and Dagger 2, 3, 4: Classical Club l, 2, 3, President 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Ambition: Teacher -,..-,-.t -. . t .F wh-. . :L i e Executive Board and Class Officers listen attentively as president Dick Knox outlines graduation activities. Seated are Clive Spedding, cretaryg Gloria LaBranche, Laura Wolters, Rosanne Bunker, and Dick Knox, president. STANDINCQ Dave Allain, Linda Hayes, treasurer d Boyen Thompson, vice-president. 37 JAMES B. CORSON Jim Aim high and you won't fall short. College Preparatory Boys' State: National Honor So- ciety: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: All-State Band 3: Dance Band 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2: Science Club 1: Language Club 1: Yearbook Literary Staff. Ambition: College ROGER R. DALLAIRE HRog9! It's no disgrace to be short- only inconvenient. College Preparatory Third Prize Science Fair 1: First P ' S ' F ' 2 B d 1 2 3 99 nze. cience air : an , , , 4: Student Activity 2: Science Club 1: Classical Club 1: President 3. Ambition: College ROBERT W. CORSON ClB0b9! I will find my way or I will make one. College Preparatory Scholarship S 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1, 2: Junior' Honor Society 2, 3: National Honor Society 4: Science Fair Award l, 2: Mathalon Team 4. Ambition: Nuclear Engineer ANDREA JEAN DAME For softness she has, and sweet attractive grace. College Preparatory Transfer St. Thomas Aquinas, Dover: Future Nurses Club 3: Prom Com- mittee. Ambition: Medical Secretary i JOHN A. coUcH Pouch He that has a merry heart has a continual feast. Industrial Arts Freshman Letter: Freshman Foot- ball: Baseball 2: Freshman Recep- tion. Ambition: Undecided JEFFREY WALLACE DANIELS H eff!! .l Let not your heart be trou- bled. College Preparatory Ambition : College ALLEN EQJQUTFER A good sport, a friend to all. College Preparatory Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Professional Base- ball Player NANCY G. DAVIS Shorty A merry heart that laughs for all. College Preparatory Science Club 1: Pep Club I: Schol- arship S. Ambition : Undecided 38 least is said. Commercial Future Business Lenders of America 3, 4: Yearbook Business Staff: Grad- uation Committees. Ambition : IBM Operator TAMARA ELAINE DUNTLEY tsTammysx 4'Smile the clouds away. -College Preparatory Masque and Dagger 1, 2: French Club 2,' 3, 4: Yearbook Business Staff: Pep Club 1. Ambition: College KATHY DEE Better late than never. College Preparatory Transfer: Fort Lee High School NJ., 4. Ambition: Nursing FRANK J. FAMILGETTI Frankie Diligence is the mother of good fortune. College Preparatory Science Club: Masque 81 Dagger: Pep Club: Bowling Club. Ambition: Teacher DONALD R. DEMERS cap. MDOHH Commercial Athletics, mY friend, is the Ambition: IBM Operator elixir of life. Industrial Arts Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Engineering LESLIE FEINEMAN c:Les1! A girl that has a smile for all. College Preparatory Masque sud Dagger 1, 2, 3, 4: Ns- 4: Pep tional Thespian Society Club 1, 2: Bowling Club 1, 2: Ski Club 3, 4: Science Club 1: Fresh- man Reception: Language Club 1, 2: Future Nurses Club 1, 2. Ambition: Retailing-College SUSAN FITZGERALD ensue!! Ever she sought the best, ever she found it. College Preparatory Library Staff 1, 2, 3: Red and White 2, Junior Editor 3, Editor 4: Science Club 1, 2: Science Fair Award 2: Language Club 1: Masque and Dagger 1, 2, 3, 4: Thespian 4: National Honor Society: Yearbook Literary Staff: French Club 4: Pep Club 2: Graduation Committees. Ambition: News Commentator 39 Chatter is never a handi- ri KATHLEEN ELIZABETH FLYNN LGKathy9? Great persons are able to do great kindness. College Preparatory National Honor Society: Choir 1, 2: Future Nurses 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y: Student Council 4: Classical Club 2, 3, 4: Masque 8: Dagger 4: Prom Committee. Ambition: Registered Nurse VERONICA LEE FOSTER Vickie Always full of fun and pep, just a pal you can't forget. Commercial Ambition: Beautician MARLENE DIANE FONTAINE 'Tor she was good and true. College Preparatory French Club 3, 4: Future Business Leaders of America. Ambition: Executive Secre- tary LINDA LOUISE FOWLER GCI-Ain!! A still, .small voice. College Preparatory Latin Club 1, 2: Future Teachers I, 2: Junior Honor Society: National Honor Society. Ambition: Elementary Teach- FELICIA A. FOSS 'Tleeslf' Quietness and confidence shall bc your strength. College Preparatory Future Teachers 1: Student Coun- cil I: Debate Club 3, ll-: Pep Club: .Iunior Honor Society: National Hon- or Society: Girls' Stutu: Scholar- ship S 1, 2, 3. Ambition : Teacher LINDA LOUISE FREEMAN Speckles She profits most who serves best. College Preparatory Band 1: Choir 2: Red 8: White Business Manager 1, 2, 3, 4: Masque St Dagger 1. 2, 3: Student Council 3: Future Nurses 1: Prom Com- 1157 JAMES D. FOSS HJim!! 'LA smooth and steadfast man. General Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Fresh- man Basketball. Ambition: Technician Club ' ' 'CI' mittee: Freshman R eccption: Year- book Litcrary and Business Staff: Classical Club I, 2. Ambition: Nursing 40 RICHARD EDWARD GARNSEY Cams A man of few words but much ability. Roy College Preparatory CARROLL L. GARNETT Scholarship S5 Track l, 2, 3, 4g H . . Silence ls a perfect herald Ski Club Vice President 35 Basket- bllM 23-K Chl34 of joy. ' College Preparatory Ambition: Undecided n unngcr , . , cy u , 3 .luninr Honor Society: Yearbook Stuff: Studcnt Council 1. Ambition: Mechanical Engi- Heel' I , lt , .jf 'br,.r7I'f,J jf GERALD A. CAUTHIER uJerryn It's uality rather than quan- fl tity that matters. Chess Club 2, 3. M Ambition: Service MW? if ff J Ready for work anfiqlready,-fl! for play. I V Commercial 'J lv df Masque 81 Dagger 2, 3, 45 atiohl Thespian Society 3: Pep Club 1, 43 Red 81 White Business Staff 4. Ambition : Secretary 'Onward Christmas Soldiers? Will be ever forget t-he day that Santa led his Chemistry class through the halls spreading holiday cheer? 4l JUNE PRISCILLA GOODCHILD A good disposition is more valuable than gold. College Preparatory Ambition: IBM Operator LYNN RITA GRAY And had a face like a bless- ing. College Preparatory Transfer: Farmington High School: Freshman Reception 5 Graduation Committees. Ambition: IBM Operator t fi i ALBERTA E. GOODWIN Birdie Love seeketh not itself to please. College Preparatory Library Staff 1: Masque 81 Dagger 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses 2, 3: Pub- licity Club 4: Prom Committee: Sci- ence Club 1: Pep Club 1: Language Club l, 2: French Club 3: Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4: Yearbook Literary Staff. Ambition: Registered Nurse PHILIP GRAY Nothing is as useful as si- lense. Industrial Arts Ambition: Technical School P WAYNE A. GRANT They say heis quiet but . . General Band 1, 2. Ambition: Construction SHARON GREEN Her congenial attitude at- tracts many friends. Commercial Transfer: Oliver Ames High School. North Easton, Musa.: Publicity Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y. Ambition: Private Secretary -i 11 t .li ARLENE MARIE GRAY To a young heart every thing is fun. Commercial Library Staff 1, 2: Pep Club 1, 4: Future Business Leaders of America 4. Ambition: Secretary LINDA LEE GREENFIELD A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. General Pep Club 1: Masque Gt Dagger l. 2, 4: French Club 4: Publicity Club 3: Prom Committee: Fresh- man Reception: Graduation Commita tees. Ambition: Executive Secretary 42 JOHN HACKETT A man devoted to pleasure. College Preparatory Ambition: Army ROSE MARIE HANSCOM Rosie Just a maiden sweet and fair. .... Commercial Ambition: Bcautician STHEPHEN F. HALL Stevie I must have my little joke. College Preparatory Intramural Volleyball 3, 43 Intra- mural Bowling 3, 4: Intramural Softball 3, 4. Ambition: College JUDY l-IARRIMAN Happy as the day is long. Commercial Pep Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1: Future Business Leaders of America 4: Grad- uation Committees. Ambition: Air Force Admin- istrative Specialist 'T FM CAROL ANN And she shall have music wherever she goes. College Preparatory Freneli Club 2, 33 Student Activity 3. 43 Masque Q Dagger 1, 2, 3, 45 National Thespian Society 45 Pub- licity Club 2, 3: Prom Committee: Band 1. 2, 3, 43 All-State Band 3, 4: All-New England Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Ambition: College ALAN RAYMOND HARRIS A gentleman and a wit was he. College Preparatory Intramural Bowling 2, 3, 4, lst Place Team Trophy 3, 3rd Place Roll-Off Trophy, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 2. Ambition: Forestry ROBERT B. HAMOR Strobe Worth makes the man. College Preparatory Projection Club 1,. 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3, 45 Yearbook Photographer 3, 4. Ambition : Photography VALERIE ALLISON HART ccvaln She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. College Preparatory Masque 81 Dagger 1, 2, 3, 4: Na- tional Thespian Society 3, Secretary 43 Future.Nuraes 1, 2, 3: Student Council 4: Prom Committee: Prom Suite: Freshman Reception: Classi- cal Club 1, 23 Yearbook Literary and Business Staff: Ski Club 4g Graduation Committees. Ambition: Registered Nurse 43 NORMAN N. HATCH llsonnyfi Honesty is the best policy. College Preparatory Key Club 3, 43 National Honor So- cictyg Junior Honor Society: Pro- jection Club 3, 4: Science Club 2: Prom Committee: Boys' State: Schol- arship Sg General Science Award. Ambition : Dentist LOUISE JEAN HERVEY Kind and quiet, always neat. College Preparatory Scholarship S 3: Tri-Hi-Y Delegate 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 4: National Hon- or Societyg Future Teachers 25 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4g French Club 4. Ambition: College 44 FREDERICK ADRIEN HEAD A wise man knows every- thingg a shrewd one every- body. College Preparatory International Key Club Committee: Key Club 2, Vice-President 3, Prea- ident 4g Track 2. 3. 4: Bancl l, 23 Science Club First Place 1, Honor- able Mention 2g Student Council 2. 3. 4: Projection Club 2, 35 Ski Club 33 Hi-Y l, 2. Ambition: Veterinarian EILEEN LOUISE HICKEY Made up of wisdom and fun. College Preparatory French Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Honor Societyg National Honor Societyg Classical Club 33 Prom Committee: Choir 23 Yearbook Literary Staff, National Latin Award 3. Ambition : Interpreter JAMES L. HENDERSON csHendys1 He speaketh notg and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. Pre-Technical Football I. 2. 3. 45 Turk 2, 3, 45 Winter Track 3. Ambition: Technician JEAN ANN HILL Ouietness and confidence shall be your strength. Homemaking Ambition: Beautician PAUL R. HEROUX Boris To know is nothing at allg to imagine is everything. College Preparatory Debating Club 43 Masque 81 Dagger 43 National Honor Society: Year- book Stafig Red G White Staff 2. Ambition: Art Field MAURICE B. HOBBS, JR. uvruhbyn He is a man of his own mind. Industrial Arts Prom Committceg Freshman Recep- tion. Ambition: Undecided M DONNA LEE HOWARD Her heart is a light as a human heart can he. Homemaking Ambition: Beautician ky Nd 'QI' ,ff ff' ew DANIEL JAMES HUSSEY acDannyu An honest man's word is as good as his bond. College Preparatory Delinte Club President 43 Classical Club 2, 3. Gratitude is the sign of noble souls. Homemalring Pep Club 4: Assistant Gym Teach- cr 3, 45 Freshman Reception. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Ambition: History Professor Q ' 'l.'Z? r-....:. 'I .TANIS LYNNE HUSSEY l6J'an5l Happiness is the only good. General Masque 8: Dagger 45 Library Staff 1. Ambition: Army, Airline Stewardess Lunch was our favorite subject! 45 1 L l AUDREY MAY JACOBS A good mind possesses a kingdomf' College Preparatory Student Council 1, 2, 3g Junior Honor Society 2, Secretary 3: Masque and Daggerg National Thes- pisns 43 French Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, Executive Bosrd 33 Yearbook Literary Staff. Ambition: Occupational Ther- apist CHARLES KARCHER JR. Why take life seriously? You'll never get out of it alive! College Preparatory .l UDI JOHNSON 'iThe world belongs to the energetic. Commercial Transfer from Pembroke Academy, They're only truly great who Thought is deeper than Pcmb'f'lfc' NH 4' ' , are truly geodlv speechlv Ambition: Receptionist Ambition: Engineering-Wenb Pre-Tech worth Institute Ambition: Navy C CHERYL DIANE KARCHER Cherie A cheerful heart makes a cheerful countenance. College Preparatory' Student Council 1: Chorus 1, 25 Pep Club lg Prom Committee: Yearbook Business Staff. Ambition: To travel EVELYN LEA KAUFMAN HEVY7 We are charmed by neat- ness College Preparatory Pep Club 1, 23 Classical Club 1, 23 Masque and Dagger 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers 2: Freshman Rs- ceptiong Prom Committee: Year- book Literary Staff: Red and White Business Staff. Ambition: Teacher JAMES F. KEATING 56-lim!! A jest breaks no bones. College Preparatory Freshman Footballg Graduation Com Freshman Footballg Projection Club lg Prom Committee. Ambition: College 4b , 'Qt lim J, mi IIBEB. Ambition: Teacher JOAN F. KELLEY sqonin All the witchezy of Ircland was in her eyes. College Preparatory LV. Checring '25 Varsity Chccring 3. 4: Prom Committee: Prom Suite: Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4: Classical Club 1: Freshman Reception, Year- book Business Stuff. Ambition: Teaching GLORIA D. LABRANCHE Tooki It's nice to be natural when ou're naturally nice. ollege Preparatory ransfer Biddeford, Me., 27 Scholar- hip Sq NMSQT Certificate of Com- endationg Publicity Club 2: Pep lub 2, 35 Classical Club 2: Ski lub 33 National Honor Society ecretary: Class Executive Board 3, ,g Prom Committee: Freshman Rc- 4 J N 4 , h , ANNE MARIE KENDALL With grace to win and heart to hold. - Commercial Pep Club 2: French Club 29 Intra- mural Softball 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 2. 3: Intramural Volley- ball l, 23 Graduation Committees. Ambition: .lunior College, Private Secretary ROBERT C. LACHANCE, JR. LGBOIJH He was a gentleman from tip to toe. Industrial Arts Masque G Dagger 3, 4. Ambition: Technician MARYELIZABETH E. KIMBALL A friend I am, a friend I'll be. College Preparatory Future Nurses I, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3: Future Business Leaders of America 4. Ambition: Nurse EDMUND WAYNE LAFLEUR Eddie In the twinkling of an eye. College Preparatory Projection Club 2, 37 Manager 4. Ambition: Teacher BARBARA L. KOOPMAN Full of fun and fancy free. College Preparatory Pep Club lg Future. Nurses 1, 25 Science Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 4: Prom Committee, Prom Suite: Red 81 White Business Staff 3, 4: Pub- licity Club 2, 4, Yearbook Business Staff: Masque 61 Dagger 1, 2, 4: Library Staff 1, 2, 3g Ski Club 35 Freshman Receptiong Graduation Committees. Ambition: Registered Nurse ROBERT ROY LAGASSE tsBob17 None hut himself can be his parallel. College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 45 Science Club 1, 2, 3: Golf Team 3: Ski Club 3: Junior Honor Society 2, 33 Dance Band 3, 4: Red 8: White Editor 3, 4g Msthalon 3, 45 Boy's State 3: Har- vard Book Award 35 Scholarship S 1, 2, 3. cptiong Future Nurses Treasurer ', 3: Mathalon 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: 'earbook Business and Literary Stlff. Ambition: Registered Nurse Ambition: Science Teacher 47 2 6 FRANKLIN TIMOTHY LAMB ccTim!9 He mixed reason with pleas- ure and wisdom with mirth. College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 3, 44 Stu- dent Council l, 2, Vice President 3, President 43 Class Vice President I, 2: Key Club 1, 2, Treasurer 3, 4: All-State Band 1, 2, 3, 4: All- New England Band 2, 3, 4: .Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, National Honor Society 43 Science Club 1, 2, 3: Mathalon 3, Scholarship S 1, 2, 3. Ambition: Electrical Engineer JANET LAROCHELLE Her frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are 17 College Preparatory Pep Club Ig French Club 3, Vice- President 43 Prom Committee: Tri- Hi-Y7 Masque St Dagger 4: Chorus 1, 25 Freshman Reception: Pub- licity Club 4: Classical Club 1: Sci- ence Club lg.l-'uture Teachers 23 Scholarship S 3. Ambition: French Teacher 48 MARCUS ELVIE LANE Mucous He could whip his weight in wildcatsf' General Ambition: Undecided JOHN H. LAROCHELLE I have given you an argu- ment, I arn not obliged to find an answer. College Preparatory Science Club 1, President 2, 3, Track 2, 35 National Honor Society: Tufts Annual North Eastern States Youth Citizenship Conferenceg Sci- ence I-'air lg Scholarship S. Ambition: Biochemist CHRISTINE AURORE LANCEVIN Chris If a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her. Commercial Student Council 27 Executive Board 23 Choir 1, 23 Student Activity I, Secretary 45 Freshman Reception. Ambition : Hair Stylist DONNA LEE LEMKE A long life and a merry one. Commercial Classical Club Red 31 White Business Staff 2 Com- mittccg Freshman Ambition : KENNETH A. LAPIERRE HKenN Brawny of muscle, bright of eye, happy as the birds on high. Industrial Arts Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 45 Winter Track 3: Spring Track 35 Student Activity 4. Ambition: Machinist DANA LITTLEFIELD All his dealings are square and above board. College Preparatory Spring Track 2, 3, 4: Winter Track 4. Ambition: College KERRY STEVENS LONG DOROTHY LORD Everyone can but like this HDOHYH 3, Y, chap. Calm and sclf-possessed. College Preparatory Commercial Aynbilfgng Business 5011091 Student Council 1,. 35 Publicity glt::l1pQ1iimProvx1 Cummlttrcg l'rm-nhmn,n C U . Plc: ways arc ways of plcus- Ambition: Nurse an ncss. General Chorus 2: Prom Cnluluith-4-5 Frvsh- nmn Rucvplion. ffmbition: Unclccidcd Death of Pyram their last words. .'l ':5. VICTOR RICHARD LORD Civic!! As he thinketh in his heart so is he. College Preparatory Classical Cluh 1: Junior llunor So- ciety 2, 3: Nutionnl Honor Society 45 Mnlhnlon 3, 43 Student Council 43 St. l uul's Advanced Studios Pro- gram 3: National Lutin Awards: Scholarship S 1, 3. Ambition : Mechanical Engi- neer .4-Q ilfffffifm Y Y sr . V psi S! '. .I ogg, ' F -W V N 1 QE? -Q I x Bl h tt and Roger Paquette D ' 1 Ri or Mortis which sets in. At her feet, Joe anc e e us and ThislJe . Nancy avls p ays g 49 WAYNE LORING ROBERT H. MAGLIONE Jokes are the spices of c - iCBu!ch!7 versation and the salt oi life. it gi Y -E, General Ambition: Autobody Repair- man SANDRA CAROL MARCO'I'I'E llsandyll What sweet delight a quiet life affords. General Future Nurses 1, 2g Library Staff lg Language Club 1: Pep Club 2. Ambitrkm: Nurse ANDREA MACK ClAndy71 Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. Commercial Masque 81 Dagger 2: Chorus 3: Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica 3, V. President 4: Intramural Basketball 3: Intramural Softball 2, 3: Graduation Committeeg Dress Making Award. Ambition: Beautician LINDA JEAN MARSAN Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life. Commercial Yearbook Business Staiig Freshman Reception: Red Gr White Business Staff 4. Ambition: Legal Secretary SHARON LEE MacKAY fisher!! Quiet persons are welcome anywhere. General Future Nurses 1, 23 Library Staff 1, 35 Pep Club 2. Ambition: Registered Nurse RAYMOND J. MARTEL uManyn Life is too short for trouble and care. Industrial Arts Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Army Technical Training 50 ru , I ' mr 'S r . --- A lion among the women. College Preparatory Transfer: Somersworth High School N.H. 3: Prom Committee: Pros Suite: Student Activity, Executiv Board 4. Ambition: College SANDRA MATTOCKS usandyn A winning way and a frienq ly smile. General Ambition: X-Ray Technician v JAMES S. McCALLION 'Music drives one's woes away. industrial Arts land I, 2, 3, 4. dmbition: Army JOYCE P. MENARD Maynard 'So absolutely good is truth, ruth never hurts the teller. allege Preparatory auque lr Dagger l, 2, 3. 4: Na- onal Thcapian Society 2, 3. 4: ed R White Business Stall 2. 3, g Futura Teachers 1, 2: Ski Club 5 National Honor Society: Major- lltc 3, 4: Student Activity 3: Stu- ent Council lg Language Club '31 RQ 3 an KARLDON B. McCRILLIS Butch Let not your heart he trou- bled. Industrial Arts Freshman Football. Ambition: Dairy Farming SANDRA JOANNE MET RICK usandyn A good friend to all who know her. College Preparatory Transfer: St. Thomas Acquinas, Dover, N.H., 23 Classical Club: Masque' 8: Dogg:-r 3. 4: Pep Club 4: Graduation Committee. Ambition: Pediatric Nursing 2g Star Thcspian 4: Yearbook itcrary Staff: Choir I, 2, 3. mbition: History Teacher A ' , '- RONALD J. MCNEIL Bounce For he's u jolly good fel- low. College Preparatory Ambition: College or Techni- cal School GEORGE D. MILLER linougn Live and let live. Industrial Arts Student Activity 1, 2: Football 1, 25 Prom Committee: Freshman Rc- ccption. Ambition: Undecided. tax: JOHN W. MEE Johnny Silence is more eloquent than words. College Preparatory Band l, 25 Vice-President 3, 45 All-State Band 2, 4: All-New Eng- land Band 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Technical School ANNE CHRISTINE MORGAN Hchrisw A smiling. face, a gentle heart. General Choir 1: Red Gt White Literary Staff I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition : Undecided JEAN MORGAN Friends are born, not made. Commercial National Honor Society: Student Activity 2: Student Council Sec- retary 4: .l.V. Chcering 23 Varsity Cheering 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Prom Committee: Prom Suite: Freshman Reception: Ski Club Secretary 3: Graduation Committeesg Yearbook Business Staff, Ambition: Business College STEPHEN A. NICKERSON BEVERLY J EANNE MOULTON fGBev77 Nice in name, nice in na- ture. National Honor Society: Choir 35 Yearbook Literary Staff: Scholar- ship S 2, 3. Ambition: College KATHLEEN ANN MURPHY caKathysr She walks in beauty like the night. Commercial Latin Club' lg Prom Committee: Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Mnjorctte 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Business Staff: Publicity Club 4g Graduation Committees. Ambition: Private Secretary 'Mk' Sm LINDA ANNE NUTTER RACHEL c. OUELETTE A good heart and a mind of his own. College Preparatory, General Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Undecided 52 llLynn,Y She gives her thoughts no tongue. College Preparatory Pep Club lg Masque and Dagger 3, 4. uRaen Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest bless- ings. Commercial Pep Club lg Masque and Dagger F . in 1 2 EVELYN R. NICHOLS l5EveY7 Her voice was ever soft and gentle. Homernaking Homemuking Fashion Show 1. Ambition: Army RUTH CERTRUDE PAIGE Ruthie Gentle is she and of intent. Commercial Ambition: Practical Nurse Ambition: Work in Sociology 2: Future Business Loaders of America 3, 4: Prom Committee. Ambition: Accountant qw-v THEODORE EDWARD RICHARD S. PARKER PARENT Tubie 1 Ted A strong and silent man is 'It's a quiet worker that suc- he. 71 ROGER E. PAQUETTE Ceeds- Industrial Arts GEORGE M. PEAVEY . . 'Teddy Bear College Preparatory Football 2, 3, 4, J.v. Basketball 'sM1ke,' I I ' li A ggod compamon and Z, nnskcttmtl 1, 2, sg nmxmll 2, a. 314- I was a stranger and you ood friendja '3ubSiud5nt Council 15 Classical Ambifigng Diegel mechanic took me in-9' ndustrial Arts Ambition: College and Operator College Preparatory notlxnll 1, 2, 4: Student Council 4. ' Transfer: Keene High School. Ambition: Machinist Keene' N'H 4' Ambition : College ristmas projects kept everyone in high spirits in Home Economics IV. Mrs. Grierson patiently stood by and corrected the many er- 's made by impatient knilters. Seated are Judy Harriman and Carlene Sanford. Standing are Linda Tompson, Carolyn Blaclcadar, Am- ' Anderson, and Mrs. Martha Crierson. 53 DENNIS WILLIAM PERRY uDenyn Never ll dull moment. College Preparatory Boys' Stat:-g Classical Club 1, g Yearbook Business Staff. Ambition: Veterinarian THOMAS J. PIKE 2 c4TOmss He who tries will achieve success. Industrial Arts Ambition: Electronics, Serv- ice PRUDENCE ANN PINE Hprudyi! In every deed of misclticff' General Student Council lg Publicity Club I: Masque and Dagger 1: Red Br White 4: Yearbook Business Stnfi: Library 2, 33 Frvnluuan Reception. Ambition: Happiness ALAN L. PLACE Tank A mightier man we've yet to see. lnrlustrial Arts Football 1, 3, 4. Ambition: Machinist GAIL LOUISE POTTER Peanuts Of little stature with a great heart. College Preparatory Choir 25 Yearbook Business Staff: Freshman Reception: Student Coun- cil 3. Ambition: Executive Secre- tary 54 MARY JEANNE A. POULIN Jeannie A sweet and virtuous soul. General Latin Award 3: National Latin Honor Society 2. Ambition: Amted Forces MARLEN E ANN PROULX Frenchie Take u pair of sparkling eyes. Commercial Classical Club 1: Pep Club 1: Ski Club 3: Prom Committee: Fu- ture Business Leaders of America 4: Yearbook Literary Staff: French Club 33 Graduation Committecg Scholarship S 3. Ambition: Civil Service, Mar- riage LARRY RAMSEY Men of few words are the best men.', General Ambition: Undecided SHARON JEAN REMICK flchipf, A charm that strikes the siglit and merits that win the sou . General Choir 2, 4g Prom Committee: Fresh- man Reception: Tri-Hi-Y 2g Pub- licity Club 4. LINDA RANDALL KlLyn91 And her hand is ever ready and helpful. General Pep Club lg Prom Committee: Freshman Reception: Library Staff 1. Ambition: Beautieian ELAINE FRANCES RICHARDSON Richie There is no road or ready way to virtue. C0mm8fClhl Masque 81 Dagger' 2, 3g Glee Club 8, 4: Future Business Leaders of America 3, Secretary 43 Graduation Committees. I Ambition: Junior College JOSEPH M. READY, JR. MICHAEL REDDEN Mike By the work, one knows the workman. General Joe Ambition: Undecided Every inch a man. General Student Council, Ambition: Undecided JANE VIRGINIA ROBERTS lCJ'im,, Bom with the gift of laugh- ter. College Preparatory Masque 81 Dagger lg Red G White 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Medical Technolo- gist Ambition: Beautician f CARLENE A. SANFORD Ginger For she is shy indeed. General Ambition: Missionary ,Z , fig , . 55 KENNETH ALFRED SIMON uKenn Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. College Preparatory Older Boys' Conference: Science Club 1, 2. Ambition: Chemist JANIE LOUISE SOUCY The price of wisdom is above rubies. College Preparatory Choir 1, 23 Pep Club lg Future Nurses 1, 2, 3: Classical Club 2, 33 Red and White Literary Stsii 3, 4: Prom Committee: Freshman Re- eoptiong National Honor Society: Yearbook Literary Staff, Associate Editor: Graduation Committees. Ambition : College 56 JANET ELISE SMITH Sweet and good natured is she. College Preparatory Transfer: Norlhport High School, Northpnrt, N.Y. 43 Pep Club 4. Ambition: College RICHARD A. STACY HDicklP A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. College Preparatory Student Activity 1, President 45 Speech Club 8. V. Pres. 4: Ski Club 3. 4: Prom King: Track 1: RICHARD ALAN SMITH llDick77 I had a pleasant time with my mind for it was happy. General Football Manager lg Col! 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 4. Ambition: College HELEN LOUISE STEWART A soft answer tumeth away wrath. College Preparatory Prom Committee: Graduation Com- mittees. Ambition: United States Ma- rine Corps EARL T. SNAPP, JR. I shall laugh myself to tears. General Ambition: Navy ELIZABETH A. TABOR HBeth1l It is the tranquil who ac- complish much. Freshman Reception: Future Busi- ness Leaders oi America: Pep Club 1: Yearbook Business Staff: Grad- uation Committees. Ambition: Secretary Band 1: Yearbook Literary Staff: Student Council 2: Christmas Rall King 23 Boys' State. Ambition: College PAUL A. TANGUAY A happy combination of mis- chief and humor. Commercial Ambition: Barber ARTHUR LEE TAYLOR, JR. His wise rare smile is sweet with certaintiesf' College Preparatory Model Congrz-ss 23 Dclmte Club 4: Science Club I, 2. 3: Classical Club lg Student Council: Yearbook Literary Slaffg Key Club. Ambition: College RUSSELL CLIFTON THOMPSON HRUSSID Knowledge is power. College Preparatory Football lg Juuinr Honor Society 2, 3: Nutiouul Huuur Snrit-ty 45 Mnllx uluu 3, 4: Scholarship S l, 2, 3 43 Yearbook Litvmry Stuff. Ambition: Mathematics HELEN F. TIERNEY Always leave them laughing when you say good-bye. College Preparatory Pep Club l, 33 French Club 2: Masque 81 Dagger I, 2, 45 Future Nurses 1, 23 Freshman Receptiong Prom Conuuittcc. Ambition: Nurse Tom Pike, stage hand for the production of Pyramus and Thisbe , demonstrates that it is possible to be in two places at once. In the background, Mr. Gould enjoys it all. 57 KATHRYN IRENE TIMM c4Kathy11 It is good to be honest and true. College Preparatory Pep Club 15 Yearbook Literary Staff: French Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Girls' Track 33 Intramural Bowl- ing 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Beautician tl BRUCE M. TUTTLE Gvrutn No endeavor is in vain. General Classical Club 2. Ambition: Air Force Me- chanic 58 LINDA CAROL THOMPSON Short and sweet. Commercial Majorette 1, 2, Head 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Prom Committee: Freshman Reception: Graduation Committees. Ambition: Secretary CHRISTENE D. VALLIERES Christmas '5She was our rose, our queen, our star. General Pep Club l, 2, 4, Vice President 35 Science Club 2: LV. Cheering 25 Varsity Cheering 3, 4: Publicity Club 2, 3, Editor 4g Prom Queen: Freshman Reception: Yearbook Busi- ness Staff: Ski Club 49 Intramural Bowling l, 2. Ambition: Dressmaker and designer ssl, ,A 2 ' W ,, .1 l - S , 11 BETTY ANNE TUCK Bets Let us first follow reason, it is our surest guide. Commercial Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Yearbook Literary and Business Staffg Graduation Com- mittees. A mbition: Cosmetologist LEONA M. VERVILLE Twink A quiet mind is richer than a crown. General French Club 4. Ambition: Practical Nurse J EANNETT E L. TURMELLE Termite The busybee has no time for sorrow. Commercrkzl Student Council l, 25 Executive Board 2, 35 Prom Committee: French Club President 45 Fresh- man Reception: Pep Club 1, 25 Ski Club 3, 4: Graduation Com- mittee. Ambition: Beautician STUART J. WATERHOUSE Clstuff Now is the time for jest. Industrial Arts Ambition: Mechanic RONALD WILLIAM WATSON Ronnie Stately and tall hc moves in the hall. Industrial Arts Baskrlbnll 1. 2, 3. 4: Trnrk 2. Ambition: Mechanic BARBARA JUNE WESCOTT Barbi 'Unto the pure all things are ure. MARTIN E. WEINSTEIN Marty To u young heart every- thing is fun. College Preparatory Masque- and Dnggm-r 2, 3, 4: Fresh- mnn liz-rnplion: Nnlinnnl Thenpinn Society 3, fl: Prom Cnnmlittcc: Sci- vncc Club lg Library Stuff 1. Ambition: Certified Public Accountant LEE TEBBETTS WHITE Charlie Now is the time to be hap- py. General Masque and Dogg:-r 2, 4: Science Club lg Fr:-slunan Reception: Prom Cnnnulllvvg Library Stuff 1. Ambition: Missionary CHESTER ALAN WELCH Aachetso Brevity is the soul of wit. General Key Club International Convcntm 3: Key Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Undecided JOYCE WIGGIN There is a bit of mischief behind her fair expression. College Preparatory Pep Club 13 Student Council lg Prom Committee. A mbition: X-Ray Technician PATRICIA LEE WELLS uRuStyn A friendly lass in every way. General Ambition: Hairdresser MARIE WIGGIN Shortie A laugh, is worth a tho groans in any market. usaml eneral Ambition: Beautician 1, 4. ' 'x .X , K 1 Hornemalcing Ambition: Beautician . Zu.. 59 9.4 .gf ,vffi -r V ,s if 1 ' H RUSSEL E. WIGGIN Russ He that hath patience may compass anything. General Ambition: Service LAURA LOUISE WOLTERS Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. College Preparatory St. Paul's Advanced Studies Pro- gramg Student Council 1, 2, 4, Executive Board 33 Class Executive Board 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 23 LV. Chcering 2g Classical Club 1, 23 French Club 3, 4: Jr. Honor Societyg National Honor Society President: Science Club 1, Secre- tary 25 Yearbook Editor: Masque and Dagger 1, 2, 3, 43 Thespian 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. Ambition: College - Foreign language Major LINDA WILLIAMS iiIJinN Her smile is all that is nec- essa.ry. College Preparatory Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 15 Prom Committee: Cheerleader 2, 3, Co-Captain 43 Freshman Re- ceptiong Publicity Club 4: Classical Club lg Science Club 13 Yearbook Business Staff. PEGGY ANN WOOD upegrv Faithful friends are hard to find. College Preparatory Red and White Business Staff 2, GREGORY L. WILSON uwiuyn The mildest manners with the bravest mind. Industrial Arts Ambition: Machinist GENEVIEVE YANKOSKY HGen7! Your wit makes others wit- ty!! College Preparatory Future Nurses 1, 27 Masque and ff' 1 f 'r .A p df ,H Y Q J I, V V, ., , 1' ,- . V 1 , ,y ,f ,Lf ,7 ,rf j? 1 P' f ff ,I K 1' KATHLEEN MARY WINCHELL ttKaIhyst A smile more sunny than her golden tresses. College Preparatory National Latin Test Award 1: Class sical Club 1: Pep Club 1, 2, 4g Masque and Dagger 1: Majorctte 4: Yearbook Literary Staifg Future Teachers 1: Library Staff I. Ambition: College JOHN YOUNG ujohnnyn There's a place and means for every man alive. General Football I, 2. Ambition: Undecided 60 3. 45 Future Teachers 1, 2: Clas- sical Club 1. Ambition: Teacher 5 Z . 555553131 azesisszss , liiisiisfin' Dagger 1. Ambition: Beautician A ' 1 DONALD JOSEPH LEMKE uJ'0en Living life to its fullest. General Projection, Club 2, 3, 4. A mbition : Electronics :J 'J -LQ -J GERARD DAVID MOORE 6sJ'erryH Always happy-on the go, Always busy-never slow. General Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Draftsman, Drum Corps Instructor. SPAULDING HIGH ALMA MATER Set among the granite hills Under God above. Gleaming brightly in the sunlight Stands the school we love. Close to hills and shining sands And the deep blue sea, Spaulding High, our Alma Mater, True we'll ever be. Music by Mr. Edward Madden Words by Mrs. Cynthia Erlgerly Greater Faith and love and knowledge With each passing year. So when life's work calls us onward, Memories will be dear. Much beloved, we will always Pledge our loyalty: Spaulding High, our Alma Mater, True we'1l ever be. ,Ls.2QiwQFy7Qff- in '.'. . -- :iw .ww ' ,,, fm- 9' Q Weir U iifmsfba, ,. ' new gilfizz , , nmnzhrx- - E5-nfggiik +2 f- f J' K . l ff- t:,,-, L 11' -K ,.. 62 r 1, 3 V A ! Ng ,Q 4' y P 1 ,... ,gif ,, A1441 - , X 'f , l a if A s f 'H 5 I. ,ik ' T QL 1 A 'x L n i J 1, ii if 1 6 PQ 3. , 5, m D fa' U ' ' ' Wi? 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' N..-hd ff 4 x -2 i ,- - The Juniors held ri candy sale to raise money for their class treasury. Distributing the candy and keeping track of the sales were important parts of the job. Busy here are Patricia Pouliot, Advisors: Mrs. Marjorie Wilson, Mr. Ernando DeVittorig Linda Quir- ion Robert Tarlton, Kenneth Lane, and Robert Herman. George Sheldon Joyce Sleeper Ronald Smith Kerry Snierson Linda Snyder Lawrence Spellman Walter Stacy Bradford Stevens Bruce Stevens Donna Stevens Keith Talbert Robert Tarlton Beverly Taylor Mary Tcbbetts Barbara Therrien Mary Tompson .lohn Topliffe Deborah Tracy Donna Trask Patricia Tumer Amanda Tuttle Irene Tuttle Robert Vachon Jeanne Varney Peter Varney Thomas Varney David Wade Joseph Wade D 25? t A . 'K ' T T, lk. 'gil 'Legg ff 1 eff 317 ' X- . ' 'ix , Ivll - ll S i 65? J S t ' vi ,,, i , N ' V 4. we Tv A S 8 Q. tx 'S-. -. zfnmtff 4' yf. ' .5 nfdf Y A T ' ' 1 ii. SQ vi ,r.,, ti! v, ' ,P f 'Q 1 H1451-if? '.2 K ig. X - X --if ff- '-i rg., tl- - ' ' '71 'tk f ' 9' X 5' - lt H :H . 67 ' T KK K'- Robert Wakefield Michael Ware Mary Waterhouse Sumner Watson James Weeks Rebecca Welch Weill Never Forget The Junior Prom. ,WM .N f ii' - .ima 'Asia . f , if ws I --X a , T M ,X X f' 1 El Juniors not pictured: Paul Allen Earle Bernier Clifton Clark George Dilboy n if John Fisher Russell Huntress Bruce Malsbury Richard Rand Y, 'ts' I L H- . 2 4.94 ' 'Lf Z S .. A21 uf 4. f N Norma Ruel Theodore Russell Barbara Whitney Dawn Wilcox Eric Willard Paula Williams Carolyn Wilson Colleen Wilson Nancy Wolters Marcia Wood S? x QQ Si: X awww -H xxx 7' X ': i 4 01 i ,, 9-J' ' Can Joe Foley really he that interested in Physics? We Are The Sophomores 51 V 11' Class Officers, Executive Board, and Advisors. FIRST ROW: Jayne Woodward, treasurerg executive board: Priscilla Page, Sharon White, Bonnie Wentworthg Dorothy Goodfield secretaryg SECOND ROW: James Waterhouse, Vice Presidentg executive board: Michael McGurty, Donald Fisher Peter Scannell Presxdentg Mrs. Gabrielle Carrier and Mr. Emest Ricker, Advisors. David Badger Robert Baribeault Joseph Barry James Beals .Ioan Beaudoin Donna' Begin Bruce Bellmare Bernard Bennett James Bennett Linda Bennett Lin Bergeron Alice Bickford Pamela Bickford Barbara Bilodeau Beverly Blaisdell Nathaniel Blaisdell Gregg Blanchette Dustin Bly Bonnie Boston Sandra Bradley Barbara Bretton Linda Brown Paul Brown Marrion Bruce Robert Bunker Linda Caplette Lorraine Caplette Vicki Caplette 'U tr ff- W 4 1 1 U nfh. E' af of fr . l 5 fi I f 1 F TF ,iffgf llsgf ' J D -F 1 L I i J 4 'B 3 - S' W ' .W : 1- ' ae 1 S' YP! ' 1 mag- 1 V 'J I s ff ..s,, . wk xg' ll ' ' W. 25 . ' -244' ' r ,Q as QF F- SWT, I 1 - ' 41. 1 ., .s , Q5 V Y A gf , .1 l V, V42 A: , ' 1'r .f K , I . 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' ' ' x lm. ,r.t.'g,r-W 'MM-. -fr-, '- Is No Ro Sandra Carlson Elizabeth Carros Anita Cary Karen Castonguay Rebecca Chase Anne Chayer Victor Chretien Rodney Clark Walter Clement Dawn Clough Gala Cobban James Connelly .lohn Connelly Joseph Cook Margaret Cook Linda Copp William Copp Constance Corson Jerry Corson Elaine Couture Donna Cox Marie Daigle David Dallaire Forrest Dame Kerry Daniels Harold Daudelin Linda Davis Claire Desmarais L 7 a DJ -:iw f il R V' L , T V T i a load To Geometryv Dorothy Coodfield Judy Coodficld Cheryl Gravel James Cravell Penni Gray Laura Grenier Mary Grovenstein Raymond Guilbault Evelyn Guldbrandsen Martin Hamel Kathryn Harding Stephen Hartford Gail Hayes Sally Henshaw Donald Hersey Janice Hervey Terence Higgins Jeffrey Hoey Curl Holland Beverly Holmberg Richard Hom Robert Horne Peter Howard Robert Howard Richard Hunt Nancy Huppe Paul Huppe Linda Hurd ...V YH, I 1 T7 tw , I-Ya, K Tv! t 'Ei' VI., .. .il f ,LN . . 4' tv S 'wxl t If N' x K J J Fl ' Q u . at at 'S Q an v , ' G, i ,sf , .4 e iq ' x .. 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' ii E L i to ,ly t X 5 r L 3 J 'M-'gl' is , J '52 i t 1 J ' . -Q l - ' , ' , J , fy 1 e me ' J lik e v1 r ' J , t Beverly J arest Rodney ,Ienness Julie Kincaid Bernard Klinger Alan Knox Karol Koopman John Kusnierz Jean Labelle Paul Lacasse Charlene Lachance Diane Lachance Neil Lacliance Diane Larochelle Rachel Larochelle Donna Lavallee Nancy Lavallee Dave Laverdiere John Laverdiere Stephen Lemire Paula Lemke David Libby Doreen Libby Margie Litchfield Brian Littlefield Robert Littlefield Dolores Loeey Graham Loring Dianne Lowell Cynthia Mack David Maleham David Malone Richard Marion Audrey Martel James Mason Calvin Massey 7I Alan Maxfield Paul McBride Gilbert McCarthy Joanne McCoy Gilman McDuifee Michael McGurty Janice McQuarrie Gerald Meiklejohn Edmund Menard Linda Metrick Robert Mikula Linda Miller Michael Miller Joseph Minor James Mitchell Robert Montgomery Rosalind Moody James Morgan Linda Murray Michael Nau Arlene Nesbitt Paul Norton Daniel Norwood Penny Nutter Priscilla Page Zachary Pallas Kathleen Paradis David Patch Sally Peck Melvin Perkins Kate Peyser Alfred Pike David Pike Nancy Pinkham Lynn Potter Alfred Poulin Sally Price Richard Purington Brett Purvis Anne Quimby Jacqueline Raab Barry Rainaud Dennis Ramsey Stephen Ratcliffe Inga Regnell John Richardson Ronald Robichaud Janet Robinson John Robinson Kathleen Robinson William Robinson Holly Rodgers John Roller David Rousseau Peter Rowell Arvid Sanborn Darlene Sargent Gregg Sargent Peter Scannell Paul Sherwood Ellen Silverman Stephen Sleeper Karl Smith The Christmas Dance And Class Rm . , a-F mm 1 , xx I - 4 ll K ' ,K ,f,!,. lim.. 0 15 -mal 35 ' is 'av O 1 4 ,U we .V , ' ,. mr - .. .Y . A - Q ., R V ' -'Q 'J l A F S N 1 4 X B ly L '.g...,. 4 l . V' ill 'ff i . Q J 15, 3 y 4 1 ' ,ily IQEI M y ,A... i Q W K I J 1 1 ,g , J 4 5. L s W w. in D All x ll -rv 6.4 Y . Psa Q- I i viii W ., A , .Li-L-LTA ' . 'U Q ' ix liars-53 ,. ,. ,z , L..gLWyaus'Q' 1' LY, 1, :ful - - rl Those not pictured: James George, Frank Mazaros, Roberta Monroe, Maynard Sargent, Diane Tsoukalas, and Richard Weymouth. Gary Spurling Dorothy Stanhope Dennis Stevens Douglas Stevens Robert Stevenson Beverly Stiles Sandra Stone Laurette Tanguay Richard Tarlton Bruce Taylor Mark Taylor Nancy Tebbetts David Topliffe Elaine Tremblay Mark Tuttle Dellann Vachon Thomas Varney Dennis Vashey Kerry Veno Margaret Veno Gretchen Vondell Dolores Wagenfeld Ronald Walker James Waterhouse Terrel Waterhouse Gail Weeks Beverly Wells Bonita Wentworth William Wheelock Sharon White Alfred Williams Beulah Winship 1 Natalie Wood Virginia Wood Jayne Woodward Barbara Worster ark ur Second Year J' J V ' :QS y 5, t. ,gd ij! ,gt t 'li 'QL ' 13' 1 if 2 - WV -1 ,QQV W I wr FQ lift 39 ra ,r , -f f ' -is stil.. A . la. ,. - .4 5? l in Q, ' '- l A' . ,IX Y my Y W all 'A , L .5 .. va unix l sv' K 1 W 0' x kr f' -J 0 K 'N' ' 5 Q 6 fe 5 ' ' .' 1 i ii i ef A 1425, nn-L All had a fine time at the Sophomore Alpine Holiday. ow We Are Freshmen xl' 4 .- at If tiff Officers and Executive Board. SEATED: Dennis Capodestria, presidentg Bonnie Chatterton, treasurerg Cheryl Hoyt, secretary STANDING: Gregg Goodwin, Danny Moors, Steve Meyers, vice-presidentg Esther Vamey, Suellen Sleamaker, and Gail Remick it see if 52 'X . K n I ' gl. 74 .W rrer , f 11 ' -ig' ji My R t Brian Abbott Dorothy Ambrose Noreen Anctil Henry Apec Bonnie Bach Louise Barker Michael Bartlett James Beardsworth Linda Beaudoin Carol Beaupre Maurice Bedard David Bell Sandra Bercume Candace Beriault Martha Bickford Samuel Black Charles Blaisdell Diane Bolduc Wayne Boston John Boudreau Robert Bourasso William Bowden William Bowman Bruce Brennan Robert Breton Alan Brown Arlene Brown Clarance Bryant Be innin The Long Climb af w V , ., 1 A - ,,rtet, N I I tten B Q iii., .ew ' 'C fi., l i . i Y i n iid ' iw ii i .Q y Y af Q A N i J 'f ig! t A iz is ntteln qi ' 9 A P ' at a to D to ri K Q V t WT Keith Buck Wilfred Borr Dianne Burrows Shirley Campbell Dennis Capodestria Betsy Caverly Katherine Chambers Lynn Chanjlin Bonnie Chatterton Thomas Chayer Margaret Chod Roger Clark Mark Colby Gail Congram Bernard Cormier Cathryn Cornish Ronald Coty Miriam Cummings Donald Cundy Shirley Daggett Elaine Davis Larry Davis Dorothy Day Carolyn Delude Mike DePalma Elaine Desmarais Jeanne Desmarais Deborah Dietrich Dora Dilboy Armand Dionne Linda Dodge Bonnie Dotson Wayne Dotson Barbara Downs Joanne Doyle sn X ' lr iliiln f A I' ' 'etii ' 5 . iv , - 4 4 I I EL. 2 W W I ,. J 'tal' 5- A Qi 1 ' V W x ' ' ii iii V :lz .een ,fx . A. vrflq- ,'- f , '.Qy,.'- N x - ' A, 'iTi 'i4f5Y:? 7 9 A Qii9J.i ' ' ' N W- .I 1 'ii .ii :L 1, , V V .D , ,, ,,,J m 2- fl . f -. L -A 5 in , ' X I wi W 4. my A , ' 1' CUC' 5 is 'A -'ELA , t ' 3' ,S r' I ' In l i V ' an ' -3 HF' 'nf-Q.ii5 lni4 T tt 'W f V gif y fi . W i Y in ' 4 ! wx t i , A. ' N. F D' ' r -. A W f Q 'Nita' ' , W 5 ' 55, - mul 'J Ali 3:3 v- ' , A V - K i A E:-I -. Eiiitfgf LL . -Q'A'Bi'-i . D i I -fa x - 'T' . , J J , ri ' . l . . - rift.,-L 'S' ' . M- ' , 1 , J Q r g , I5 -I -.-' t W X S' 1' f 'iw 1 l -t ff1?i':'3i .t Edmond Dube l l Norman Ducharme Y Jacqueline Dupont 6. ,Q ' Della Dyer - ig , --if V Q C Louis Ebare ', I 6-4 Q-7' ' iiii 4 3, .1 Steve Emmond ,. ' ' A A Q, .V L1 Deborah Emrich if 71 1' X ff v - -' E A l Robert Emikson ' Ellen Fecteau ' - ' i Michael Felong ' '. h x QQ' ' .lo Ann Fisher 0 ' Barry Flanagan V '47 Joseph Fogarty 'N ,X ' D WX Elaine Foglio X - 1- ' 1 ' 75 Mary Fortin Earlon Foss John Garnsey James Gauthier Judy Gauthier Michael Gillis Fred Gilman Patricia Gilman Robert Goff Gregory Goodwin Maurice Goodwin Pamela Goodwin Mona Gould Robert Gould fx if Q' N - Ga ' w-. - .J , w, - , I , 32 -1. aa. ,, , A ..7 :J tu' I. 5,1 E- .M .X ha ' S ' Q' 'il f H 7 vxku i A 5 e . s. -S ... eas- ..: 5 174 Sr K l L, , ,J Y 0 .1 an tg t 277 l vi. If x, I .1 . ,, . a . N 1 Patricia Jenness Carl Johnson Douglas Johnson Martin Jones Janice Jordan David Kalil Constance Kastberg Diane Kaufman ,Walter Kean Jacqueline Keating Douglas Kelly Herbert Kendal Jerome Kincaid Danny King ' 51 N,-,, e S I- , ...- ,- ,Va- 5, J Q X L. 'v--1 'ver 250 Students mfg' 'QF ,Sl 'F' -, , - az if I ,-5 ,ff l ' ' 'Ai - G.-.5 .Y ' 5 i , ', -,ft R at ' V Sf , kv A Zn ' , V, f 'iz wlfff- K t . . Lg 47. vi' , t , I islam. 4 .I 1 .. :V fa 1 .N th 'Q I . vt- v v 1 . ., , N . 'EQ ,L ' Q A lu ' - '.i x 6 5' l V :ffl fl xx - A ,,, c'- .ff xxx vi l .- 1 54 ' t 'Elf 3 dx , i, zvg . 1:-J , -:. wi, J ,I X. 463 X X x , ' 'Z' . .F f ,, 5 A f, if X .H ' 1' L XR L I ' 'Y I 'Nj N17 -- .asf-'tb 3: p I ,. .., 15 Virginia Govey Diana Grass Arthur Gray Victoria Gray Walter Gray Calvin Hall Ferdinand Hamel Susan Hamel Susan Harmon Wayne Harris Edmond Hartford Robert Hayes Ronald Hayes Charles Healey Ronald Healey Mary Heath Daniel Hebert Allen Heiss Howard Hemeon David Henderson Susan Hensllaw Sandra Hersey David Heuss Kathleen Hill Victoria Hinch Gail Hockenhull Lynn Hodgdon Anthony Holmes George Holmes Paul Howard Ehrick Howland Cheryl Hoyt John Hurley Jonathan Hussey Phillip Jacques .ff Q l f X.. 76 l ' e 'EET 1 ,xi -. I I I f , SJ. Richard Lytle Kathleen Mackay Wendi Markert Largest Class In Sl-LS. i 1 ...A.. , .gg 5 i 1:S'!x?.k tix .1 .-L - 1 1 Ai A4 .EIN ., ,, i s K 5 X. 4' WSH 67 W Carl Knox Rossana Kusnierz Janet Labelle Edythe LaBrecque Linda LaChance Normand Lachance Carol Lacroix James Lamontagne Frederick Lane Leon Lavoie Susan LeClair Roger Leighton David Lessard Linda Libby i 'i Kenneth Martin . , 'T N , - if -7 Sandra Matthews 'L' ' 5 I Qi K .. Howard Mauser ' t if , ix ai. fig ,dm SL J, lm -, A i Mary McBride if V3 ' ' A N2 'I ' 5 Gail McCann s . ' Cecile McClure ' J 4 , Peter McGurly fe' , lg' 1' , 6' , 5-27 sandra McLaughliii ,,3- 3, Y,-, -L Steven Meyer A ' , N ug ' i gg Q- .lohn Mickelonis K A - KT 1' Am Gifasi Barry Milanese I - f I i ,.- ' ii.-3-fs . fffififlh Cheryl Miller Daniel Moors f Arthur Morrill 1 . 7' f- 7 Patricia Neal .29 , ,L ,Q . ,P 53, at if Brian Nickerson . 75 ' it f I ' ,swat Mary O'Leary H.. . i Ann Page ,rl I1 .Liu Richard Paige Henry Paradis - A Allen Parc K J A - Robert Parker Li ' . V 1, l' ML Anita Perreault 4' -'af V -si 'f Keith Phillips ' 'ff H 4- ,six Eileen Pierce X X iii-. N N Wayne Pike W Richard Piper A . ' Amber Potvin , ' , , if A , ix Pauline Poulin f ii H ,lj-L ' ' X' ' 13' Joyce Purvis jf' V' ji if Gail Raab ' 1 ,-', I. A A , Bonnie Ratcliffe I, Z!-'Z :ho K ithdd' ' Nils Regnell A I 4, ,Q Gail Rernick - 'v- f , - :QQ b , Charles Reynolds L av -' ' 'f , , V ' 8 ' David Richardson - 4 , I 9 'I , 1, Gail Richardson , 3 X 6,1554 Roger Roberge ' -ii x if . W ' 1 : In - R ui i X i 14.1515 ' ' Fi - PM Joy 0 Us Patricia Rowell , -L i Linda Sanfacon fgat . v-, ,A 4 , , Dennis Sargent tg ' 'I' ,' I 5' John Saulcier ' 431 PW 'f ' in g Donna S aw ' - ii v 7' . 'T P Susan Sicard f f - 2 'Ui 3 l' mi W agaqaql-15 A ' xg, Gail Simon Freshman Memories C N A wr .ji , A.,w e x In the old projection room with its elevated J' An English 9 class responds eagerly to Mr Hurlcy's question on The Yearlingf' seats, a freshman science class changes Cen- tigrade to Fahrenheit. U l A ' . ', 9 I' M., , 3- Mfg! 'IQ ' X Q l -f' 'ty 'iiii . ' .1 l '- i G E: 1 W , Q . s w on, ,.,: , . V 5 X 1, 'I t ' 'x 1 lr. f I 'f' T 'TYT,' - Q-ff ' -A l ' 'A I f I , I '0 I I T n -- W Q , x ,f Ki J KX - l A 'Hut 5 3.1, ii C A V Ai C 78 Suellen Sleamaker Gregory Smith Carl Snierson J ill Soucy Elizabeth Spencer Dale Stevens Andrea Talbert Leo Tanguay Glenn Taylor Michael Taylor Rebecca Taylor Sandra Taylor Cathy Thompson Bruce Tierney Paul Trudeau Joseph Tuck Margery Tuck Carolyn Turmelle Timothy Turgeon Ronald Turner Judith Tuttle Vaclmon Vachon Vallieres Varncy Veno Vittum Gail Waitt Walker Wallingford Waterhouse Watts Weeks Wentworth White Wlgglll Wilcox ilson Wilson Winship Winsliip Whitney W Witllerell Worster Zuronskis ebra I, Latin, and Civics A W- f Q- f gil W I I wvxxiui - v v ,. iii ' ,Q YD n h '!., 1- ' H ,PJQQ ig ' 55 L Y 'Y I x K, V514 I, YV M is-.Eh I V --Q , gf... l t Lb- ll ,t ,. I si, 2 Y Y- .' KA 4' , I N .X ,lg-T. 2 YV: , It g-.,-- A X ., J t ,iglldeigal-is-,gigs Al I F RESHMEN NOT PICTURED: - Betty Ashley, Calvin Davis, Orman Hall, Robert Glid- an den, Roger Harriman, Carol Merrill, Allen Parc, and , 7 -lm ,N ' Nancy Weeks. Busy in the wood shop are Ray Guilbault, Richard Paige, Ronald Turner, Maurice Bedard, and Stephen Wallingford. .-I l 'Wi K l .5 Y ,ff-lf' i 3... 5 , .Q.il 'Years . , 14,5 ,' 5 Q , . M , K 3 1 L 9 A , ' ' v Q ' y as A A 'N -f. . I ,, N 1-.a7f6- A 1 K I , . ,' : I . . - ' K . . o - H t I ln, , ' ' 2553 9 B V X School Li e 5' .J Juniors Enjoy ,J PROM SUITE: Qick Knox, Kathy Murphy, Joe Ready, Chris Langevin, David Allain, Rosanne Bunker, Bob Maglione, Joni Kelley, Chris Vallreres, Dick Stacy, Denise Bouchard, Steve Brennan, Valerie Hart, Bob Broadbent, Barbara Koopman, Roger PHCIUCUC, Jean Morgan, and Boyen Thompson. An Evening In Venice Let's flood- the gym and wear bathing suits . . . O.K. Paul, the waves are all done . . . Think we can steal a bridge somewhere? . . . Maybe we won't get the stars plone . . . Who said we can't decorate after Thursday night? . .' . Looks more like a subjd marine than a gondola . . . The 'i'whole mural? Send someonefor adhesive tape . . . We couldnd find any paper in Manchester . . . We're spacing the ceiling again? I said Coke, not Pepsi . .1 . Let's try the spotlight at the other end . . . Here's' the last star, Alberta . .o..We can't really be done! Itls dark in here . . . Don't trip over the bridge '1 ! xt . . . Who said I can't twist in a formal? . . . Smile, 'Bob is taking pictures . . . Your gown .is beautiful .p . . lt sure is hot in here . . . The Grand March went just perfectly . . . My feet hurt . . . l For alfew seconds everything stood stillg then the happy couple, Chris Vallieres and Dick Stacy, walked forward to be crowned as king and queen. As theyt danced alone in the center of the floor, everyone realized that the 1964i Junior Prom would soon 'be I over. Some were happy, others were sad. But 'every- one agreed that what had begun as a hectic week had ended in a wonderful way. J MISS CHRISTENE VALLIERES, PROM QUEEN Robert Corson S and I Q. ' f -' Joyce Barratt Queen Christene Walter Stacy and Andrea Dame . . f DQ If-' v I 1 Q. ' 1 . V, rr, 'x , , 1 M 4 Lee White f . V and 'L Marie Wiggin James Henderson and Beverly Moulton Each Couple Kathryn Boucher and Arthur Taylor X V iff: ff 0 Q 1. Ulm' nal M . . .3 A , .. J. I ling Richard Stacy Thomas Pelletier and Linda Hayes Royal One Maurice Hobbs an Prudence Pine eelee K 4 Y , James McCallion and Joyce Comeau Dennis Perry and Evelyn Kaufman ffl, me Bert Malcofsky and Helen Tierney 35 Freshman Reception: I 2 . I N any l It's our victory! Senior class president Dick Knox defeats in dunking-for apples contest. No, I really couldn't! Rosanne Bunker tries to cujole John Gurnsey into dancing with her. Following the seniors are Jackie Du- pont, Shirley Campbell, Betsy Spencer, Patty Gilman, and Sue Harmon. 86 i ,Q i S ,s -1 up ni 'WA v X W- 7 x 1,5 5 A EFI 4' 4 A ' 'If- w jg ,.,-c K 1' r uv i f I + ' a , ,Q-. . V, .3 gg, 87 5 Mock Election Campaign speeches were given by Dennis Perry, Rosanne Bunker Mike Flynn, Eric Willard Dan Hussey Felicia Foss Clive Speddmg Nancy Davis, Arthur Taylor, Joyce Barratt, Ken Simon, Alberta Goodwin Lee White and Joyce Menard On November 3, the students of Spaulding held a mock presidential election. This election was an edu- cational project sponsored by Mrs. Nedra Flaker and carried out by students of U.S. History and Contem- porary Problems. Before election day, students regis- tered, displayed posters in showcase windows, and listened to fellow students present party platforms in a school assembly. Voting procedures duplicated those of the national election, and students' names had to appear on checklists at both the entrance and the exit to the voting booth. The election resulted in an overwhelming Democratic victory. We later found we had previewed the national results. Voting Procedure p. Victor Lord supervises ihe casting of ballots. 4-QQQ-.sb ,ffiux ,,,vfS1sf QQ, 'Y' 'iff' X 'fy Q? In .-ru ft, '22 0 fy 'Cla flip gi, ek-Q F ,J f7 'E'-J -'mix sw, .aff KL 4- r,--A K' qfvi U2 v'-. ,iff ,An Q ' v ,iw-Q Loc? 659451 4- Q1 sf. 'ar .fy-Ml, .ff 'w Ye ,ff lx HJ --.-: f' W ,nn rg., H ., x .rf vs J X? . ,gy rf' ,Lg '-sQ,2:,- ' 5' 1,3 -4-, Ag' 675' C17 45 lg t fff g'xQMl 4, l ,ff ,-f-'ffgip sf ,, . A' U Aj - -gk c-' .f ,M 'f ,Q f-rfj'-J' .-ff 'Jef T ,7 X 6 1 3 .fc ,H fs ,Mg L' ,ay is V , -115 Spam- wb pee? 456 34 FIQRELKQ4, if Campaign posters of both partxes were dlsplayed a week before the electlon ' -5 H, -pgs so , Junior Classical Leagw, 1 v ,B NHT, , L , aes-A .:-.,..,. .e.- 5, Mez-me IW milf' ,, v s 'E w 7 -'Sm 1 L l 1b Y, .f . 6 cf' Ill QS 'll J ' L ' Q 1' we , V ,fa 7' their turns to speak. w iv - ian as am Robert Horn delivers his message to the new members as Kathy Flynn and Beth Ambrose await The partici- pants in the initiation ar Sharon Blac dar, Tom Va ney, Eileen Hickey, .lam Beals, Eilee Foss, David Maleham, Sharyn Cor ish, Barbara Delude, Joh Roller, Kath Flynn, Robe Horn, Beth Ambrose, an Linda Daudelin. itiates New Members I 1 I , --P , Q Members enjoying refreshments. Kathy Dodds club advisor Mrs. Beatrice Cornish. Each new member receives the Junior Classical League pin. Re- ceiving hers from Presideny, Shnryn Cornish, is Becky Taylor. . 1, I ,V 1 1' is served by Miriam Cummings, Cathryn Cornish, and Gail Waitt. Looking on is f N bil fa? 66Play ut The Playa' Is Tl I Ls '1 - Masque and Dagger Officers. SEATED: Roberta Mendler, Treasurerg Mrs. Nedra Flaker, Directory Anne Quimby, Secretary. STANDING: Boyen Thomp- son, Presidentg Clive Spedding, Vice President. C7 NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY SEATED: Nancy Gahagan, Presidentg Joyce Menard, Vice Presidentg Valerie Hart, Secretaryg Mary Waterhouse, Treasurerg Ruth- an Sanborn. STANDING: Diane Gibb, Leslie Feineman, Kathy Boucher, Laura Wolters, Boyen Thompson, Anne Quimby, Clive Spedding, Audrey Jacobs, William Milanese. 92 uradition Of Masque And Dagger Just ask Clive about the breaks of show biz. Joan DeVittori does a last minute job of mending. There's a spot- Boyen Thompson checks his make up. I paid money to see this play, so even if I sit in the back row I want to hear it! Mrs. Flaker continually reminds Players of the attitude of the audience. . K ws'-QQ?- -, 'ir- Her page lRebecca Chasel informs Grand Duchess Gloriana that the Secretary of State of the United States of America wishes to talk to her. From left to right: Candy Brackett, Clive Spedding, Diane Gibb, .loan DeVittori, Ruthan Sanbom, James Kenyon, Bar- bara Breton, Rebecca Chase. THE WLYWWSE. WE! HW ' - gn 4 ar against the United States. 'Yes. And to make certain there's no misunderstanding, we'll send them a formal declaration of war by registered mail, return re- ceipt requested. This startling conversation between the Duchess Glori- ana-the Twelfth fDiane Gibbj, the sovereign of the Duchy of Grand Fenwick and Tully Bascam fClive Speddingl the Chief Ranger of their National Forest, sets the mood of the comedy. There seemed to be only one logical solution to Grand Fenwick's financial difficulties: declare war on th United States, lose, become rehabilitated. But there wa one flaw in this scheme. Someone neglected to info Tully that the idea was to LOSE. His army, equippe only with the English long bow, defeated the Unite States! Thus Grand Fenwick, that 3 by 5 mile country, whos only claim to fame was its wine and its unusual bree of mouse, became the most powerful country in th world! OTHERS IN THE CAST: Nancy Wolters, Linda Dotson, Joyce Menard, Carol Lepene, Priscilla Page, Valerie Hart, Shirley Wilson, Susan Keller, Gail Simon, Deborah Dietrich, Roberta Mendler, Ann Page, Linda Quirion, Sally Peck, Kate Peyser, Robert Stevenson, Bernard Klinger, Paul Heroux, Lee White, Wayne Fare, Donald Cundy, Greg Goodwin, Bob Breton, Daniel Moors, Kenneth Lane, William Milanese. 94 Gloriana CDiane Gibbl tells Count Mountjoy fBoyen Thompsonl that the country of Grand Fenwick shall de- clare war on the U. S. on Monday, be vanquished on Tuesday, and rehabili- tated on Friday. WQLQED The entire cast receives their well-deserved applause Student Council Representatives Student Council members keep law and order in the halls between and during classes. They also sponsor many activities. FRONT ROW: K. Peyser, S. White, V. Hart, R. Bunker, C. Hoyt, K. Boucher, R. Mendler, V. Caplette. SECOND ROW: D. Stevens, L. Wolters, G. Remick, D. Goodfield, K. Flynn, J. Sleeper, J. Morgan, Secretary: D. Day. THIRD ROW: D. Ram- sey, T. Lamb, Presidentg T. Zuromskis, P. Scannell, J. Cook, T. Vamey, D. Capodestria, P. Varney, B. Milanese, Vice Presi- dent, R. Breton. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Jake Collins, Advisor, B. Jenkins, S. Brennan, J. Cox, R. Knox, B. Thompson, M. Flynn, S.- Meyer, F. Lane. Alternates Eiga' FRONT ROW: P. Bickford, N. Gahagan, J. Varney, D. Kaufman, S. Wilson. SECOND ROW: E. Tremblay, Sleamaker, B. Chatterton, L. Dotson, J. Woodward, D. Bouchard, P. Gilman. THIRD ROW: W. Bowman, R. McGurty, F. Head, R. Paquette, S. Anctil, C. Healey, R. Malone. FOURTH ROW: D. Fisher, R. Stevenson, J. Hunt, V. Lord. s F '1i..,,.,.- Pipe-smoking Bev Moulton typifies the true down-East spirit. sixth period, the yearbook staff slaved over countless pictures and ts, pictures and layouts, pictures and . . . Variety Spices School Life xx -3-V' xt. fl ff XV- tllzl xr X A 'aww sl Look, if you want a slow record, you'll have to play it yourself! John Cox and Tim Lamb handle complaints at u school dance. 97 -tudent Activity Association his KNEELING: Patricia Gilman, Pamela Jenness, Juanita Vachon, Ginny Ramsdell. SITTING: Clive Spedding, Anne Quimby, Christine Langevin, Secretaryg Richard Stacy, Presidentg Walter Brown, Vice Presidentg Claire Castonguay, Treasurerg Carol Hamilton. STANDING: Robert Maglione, Michael Dunnells, Ken Lapierre, Terrence Higgins, David Topliffe, James Lamontagne, Bernard Klinger. Elected by their classmates, the Student Activity Association members help to adminis- ter the funds raised by dances, concerts, football and basketball games, and yearly dues. This association sponsors assemblies, pays for the Red and White, the yearbook, and for the awards given at the end of the year. y fQ 'fmt Advisors Mr. Francis Hackett, Student Ac- Mrs. Erma Jackson, National and tivity Association Junior Honor Societies. 98 Honor oeretres National I'Ionor Society. KNEELING: Linda Blaisdell, Rosanne Bunker, Treasurer: Janie Soucy, Vera Clark, Linda Fowler, Denise Ihmclmrcl. SITTING: Laura Wolters, President: Kathleen Flynn, Patricia Connelly, Susan Fitzgerald, Louise Hervey, Gloria La- Branvhm-, Secretary: Sharyn Cornish, Eileen Hickey, Beverly Moulton. STANDING: Clive Spedding, Vice President: Jolm La- iorlnrlle, Norman Ilatch, Russell Thompson, Victor Lord, Robert Lagasse, David Allain, Robert Corson, James Corson, Franklin -amb. eholarship - Leadership - erviee Junior I-Ionor Society. KNEELING: Lorena Bruce, Rachel Laroehelle, Janet Robinson, Norma Ruel, Joyce Sleeper, Treasurer: Virginia Ramsdell, Elizabeth Carros, Gretchen Vondcll, Barbara Delude. SITTING: Rhona Cilley, Anne Quimby, Linda Dau- delin, li:-tln-ne Ambrose, Ilonnie Emmond, Priscilla Page, Roberta Mendler, Pamela Bickford, Sharon White. STANDING: Elaine Tremblay, Gail Weeks, Gail Marchand, Kathryn Boucher, Pamela Darker, Secretary: David Topliffe, John To Iiffe, Nancy Pinkham, Inga Regnell, Patricia Hodgdon, Rebecca Canfield, Sandra Stone. BACK ROW: Gail Archambault, Nlzincy Huppe, Amber Burns, William Milanese, President, Bernard Klinger, Paul McBride, John Roller, Elizabeth Raab, Joan De Vittori, Laura Grenier. Absent: Peter Vamcy, Vice President. I if THE RED AND WHITE llll lllll T A Toast to Spaulding High Three cheers for Spaulding High, the finest school in New England! Through these stately portals will en- ter eager students for years to comeg from this school will graduate eager citizens, anxious to become competent leaders. For who could fail to re- spond to the high ideals inspired by daily association with the simple, yet magnificent, beauty of this building? Spaulding High School is not merely an ediiice wrought by man from brick and cement. This school is a gesture of noble generosity-a gift from one of Rochester's leading families, the Spauldings. Dedicated to the memory of Leon C. Spaulding, the building is symbolic of all that stands foremost in life. It will be with reluctance that graduates leave Spaulding High- but it will also be with pride. Ever will their Alma Mater be praised by them! For, Whatever path of life they may choose to follow, the alumni of this school will be influenced by the remembrance of the public- spirited family who made possible the opportunities extended by Spauld- ing High School. Buslnes Staff. FIRST ROW: Paula Lemke, Linda Hurd, Elizahetli Carros, Ellen Silverman. SECOND ROW: Penni Gray Kate Peysei Barbara Koopman, Diane Gibb, Linda Freeman-Business Manager, Eric Willard, Prudy Pine, Carlenc Binette Joan DGVIIIOII THIRD ROW: Jeanne Menard, Linda Douglass, Bonnie Arclmmbault, Susan Keller, Pal Hodgdon, Donna Lemke Kathy Boucher, Gail Marchand, Roberta Rawsky, Bonnie Emmonrl, Beverly Jarest. THE RED A D WHITE Rochester, N. H. Feb. 1965 '39 X5S 90x969x96 NX-vwvw ' ' NNY NXNNNNNNXNXNN L -7 Y Y.- H -,- , - -- -g. -.+.A,Y. 5 Li...-.-7v x s 14 ls si .fssfrs , X 'N 99 wx- ' -wx-N - - xwvw wx '-sw NYYY N NN Q xwvw - N worn down the stairways a little more, but in doing so WE STILL FEEL THE SAME WAY they have built up a rich heritage of achievement. These Twenty-five years have not diminished the joy of freshmen when they arrive at Spaulding or the sadness of seniors when they leave. T wenty-five classes of loafer, graduates remember Spaulding not only as a building, but also as a part of the most wonderful years of their lives. . y ' g Once again we thank the Spaulding' family for a snek-fu' tdetl. dtd I 'th h . . . a er Wmlmg S U Ln S Vive gm ua C ' am W1 eac school XVl'I1Cl'l has enriched the hves of so many young class remains the knowledge acquired here. . . . people and which will continue to do so for many gener- These graduates have gone on to further education or . training. Many of them have become leading members ations' of our community. Their children are now at Spaulding, and their grand- children will come here, also. Each year teen-agers have F . Literary Staff. FIRST ROW: Norma Rucl, Janie Soucy, Elizabeth Carros, Jennifer Richler, Dorothy O'ConneIl, Eileen Foss. SECOND ROW: Gail Marchand, Chris Morgan, Kathy Boucher, Jlmior Editorg Robert Lagasse and Susan Fitzgerald, Co-Editorsg Peter Varney, lunior Editor' Pam Barker, Deborah Tracy. THIRD ROW: Gail Archamhault, Sally Henshaw, Linda Quirion, Barbette Lodgeh Clive Spig- iing, .Iohn Enirich, Becky Canfield, Amber Burns, Bonnie Emmond, Nancy Huppe, Bonnie Archambault. Ab-ent: Mrs. Diane rerman, usor. IOI gr Library Staff KNEELING: Gail Hockenhull, Gail Congrum, Beverly Wells, Amber Potvin. SITTING: Linda Hurd, Louise Baxter, Linda Mur- ray, Dora Dilboy, Virginia Govey, Beverly Jarest, Victoria Gay. STANDING: Mary Heath, Barbara Downs, Bonnie Bach, Candy Beriault, Bonnie Dotson, Janice McQuarrie, Linda Dudley, Shirley Campbell. These assistants prove their interest in books and their value to the educational pro- gram by offering their time and energies in the library for one or two periods each week. Their activities range from simple mechanical tasks to phases of library work. Publicity Club yr y X I KNEELING: Linda Hayes, Sharon Foss, Janet Larochelle, Rita Bernard, Linda Quirion, Sharon Remick, Kathy Dodds. SIT- TING: Kathy Murphy, Deborah Ferreira, Kathy Harding, Peggy Veno, Business Managerg Christenc Vallieres, Editorg Alberta Good- win, Ass't Editorg Pat Hodgdon, Terrilee Feeny, Dolly Lord. STANDING: Sharon Green, Barbette Lodge, Amber Burns, Barbara Koopman, Pam Bickford, Gail Marchand, Linda Murray, Sandra Cormier, Linda Williams, Kate Peyser, Sally Hall. Items of general interest are compiled by this group for publication in the Courier. Debaters In Interscholastic Meet GL 'N -ew- ,vm FRONT ROW: Dan Hussey, Dick Stacy, Felicia Foss, Art -Taylor. SECOND ROW: Keith Phillips, Paul McBride, Eric Wil- grill, Janie Soucy. THIRD ROW: Bemie Klinger, Dan Moors, Don Cundy. BACK ROW: Pete McGurty, Shirley Wilson, Pat 1 man. , The Debate Club was reorganized in September, 1964, under the direction of Mr. George Hurley. About twenty-five students, members of all classes, reported for the initial training period. All of these pupils had to be classed as novice debaters, as they.were without experience in interscholastic competition. After a lengthy orientation, the team candidates engaged in a series of competitive trials. Debating teams consisting of two students each were selected and their training period ensued. The national debate topic for the 1964-65 .season was: Resolved: That Nuclear Weapons should be Controlled by an International Organization. Some of our teams elected to uphold this solution, while the others negated it. Although all potential debaters were encouraged to remain on the squad as team candidates, some of them encountered activity con- W flicts and were forced to leave. The Debate Club finally consisted of the following teams: Bernard Klinger and Paul McBride, Daniel Hussey and Arthur Taylor, Daniel Moors and ,Shirley Wilsong Richard Stacy and Patricia Cilmang Eric Willard and Peter lVIcGurtyg Keith Phillips and lDonald Cundyg and Janie Soucy and Felicia Foss. l lnterscholastic debating competition was held with Dover, Somers- worth, and Portsmouth high schools. All of the administrative officers of the school department and of the high school were extremely cooperative in advancing the progress of the Debate Club. Ts., paulding Key Club Best l Clive, aren't you ashamed of looking like that during Dress-Up Week? scolds Tim Lamb as Fred Head and Vickie Chaplain look on. What is a Key Club? ls it merely another high school organization which meets once a week after school and is heard of no more? No. Key Club is a hard working, well orga- nized, service organization. Its members must be willing to work for others and in turn to better themselves. The individual's character and leadership qualities are revealed through service. Each Key Club member is constantly placed on a committee, directly responsible for the success of a particular project. Our projects are concerned not only with Spaulding but also are closely related to our parent organiza- tion, Kiwanis, and the community. It is a frequent occurrence to see Key Club members polishing trophies, conducting as- semblies, and in general creating a better at- titude toward today's teenage boys. ln order for the Spaulding Key Club to be considered the best in the state fan honor it has held for the past 2 yearsj it must constant- ly send, to the District Secretary, reports which may be awarded more points than other clubs. We have sponsored an assembly on teenage drinking and we have supported a vigorous anti-vandalism campaign. We have given Christmas parties at Frisbie Hospital, complete with Santa. Possibly one of the club's biggest permanent projects has been the purchase of an attractive bill board for the triangular park in front of the school. he State ,HQQQQ1-. 1'l X W. ,,lf -.. f! mlm? if ,,.. QCQ ' 0 xi? X., Nb 5'f4flI'l Kiwanis President Ken Denton shows Key Club members Ken Doyle, John Cox, and .lohn Robin- son around Great Falls Products. CLeft to rightb Fred Head, Rick Garnsey, Bill Milanese, Tim Lamb, Eric Willard, and John Robinson decorate the traditional Spaulding Christmas tree donated by Key Club. Projection Club The Audio-Visual Team. FIRST ROW: James Kenyon, James George, Bruce Stevens, Tom Duntley, John Emrich, Jim Foss, Ted Rus- sell, Bob Hamor. SECOND ROW: Norman Hatch, Tim Lamb, Robert Tarlton, Ken Doyle, Raymond Martel, Robert Drew, Joey Blan chetle, Louie Cagne, Eddie LaFleur, Steven Goodell, Mr. Paul Seavey, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Steve Brennan, Walter Stacy, Dick Knox, Rodney Jenness, Ken Lane, Don Lemke, John Cox, Bob Broadbent. One of our most indispensable groups is the Projec- tion Club. These dedicated boys sacrifice study periods to operate various audio-visual equipment, such as pro- jectors, tape recorders, and overhead machines. New members serve short apprenticeships supervised by veterans. When they become familiar with threading, focusing, and film splicing, they graduate to projection- ists. Each boy is a trouble shooter, ready to cope with any predicament brought about by unpredictable equip- ment-Well, almost any predicament! There have been mysterious cases of film flickering and sound muffling which have stymied even our advanced boys. But Mr. Seavey always comes to the rescue. Steve Brennan sharpens the focus on an English film. IO6 Future Business Leaders Z .,i,,- 'li 1 '61 SEATED: Andrea Mack. Vice Presidcntg Judy Goodfield, Bonnie Archambault, Vickie Chaplin, President: Elaine Richardson, Secretary. STANDING: Mrs. Wilson, Advisory Elaine Gray, Joan Morphy, Reporterg Patty Pouliot, Treas- urerg Betty Tuck, Sylvia Dean, Rachel Ouellette, Shirley Davis. The members of this club meet monthly to hear speakers, provide business services, and to promote leadership. Science I 5, ,es I XJ wif 2 ...I Y . Science students John Roller, David Maleham, and Robert Stevenson examine a telescope. Members of the Junior As- tronomical Society work closely with science classes. Nj: ...sim n .F - .mg wx I, 4 A-IL J' .LX 2 9 ,. 4. 4 if R -W - rn . nu .. Yr H- 'b l S sfqwvxxx . g' I -Ls.,I IX. I W I ,x I 1 J e Found In Classses - ., X.. 1 mi? All you need is a little muscle and a lot of determination. t Welch and Allen Richards make voltage checks on an electrical cir- fmt- ' f-1'- . .f - F35 .: x ' . 3 .2 ' fn ,.. .4 ...N , .. ,.., v '- -5. sf 'Q I 1 ix me 4 I ,. neil , az of ua, '15- '11 5 .. A E- and Jeni Appleby struggles with an English assignment. IIO Seniors Study Hard John Mee and Bob La- chancc solder a wire in Electronics. I J Students rush to their lockers as the l signals the end of another hard day. Until The Last Bell! Linda Blaisdell types diligent- ly, keeping her eyes on the book. N 1 by f f mi' burr f , , ' Q, U4 . - ' 'Q ,. . , I M vi- ! i, . Y' nl 2. v., ,,. - , . f-L... SW lwvvog... Butch Maglione ponders a difficult problem-Chemistry, perhaps? Astronaut Russell Schweikert, who gave a lecture and a press conference at the University of New Hampshire for high school journalists, answers questions for Susan Fitzgerald, editor of the Red and White, and Bob Hamor, photographer for the Triangle. 4 1 Learnin Fitting tribute is paid to all vet-' erans at annual Veteran's Day Assembly. A choral speaking' group, composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors, records manl kind's struggle with himself from The Creation to the establish- ment of world peace organizations- FRONT ROW: Susan Fitzgerald, Shar on White, Rebecca Chase, Joan De Vittori, Inga Regnell, Ann Quimby Elizabeth Carros. SECOND ROW: Ber nard Klinger, Paul McBride, .lim Jes sup, Arthur Taylor, Dan Hussey, Joh Roller, Bill Milanese. THIRD ROW: Nancy Pinkham, Laura Grenier, .lanic Hervey, Sandra Stone, Jayne Wood ward, Janet Robinson. Speaker: Pris cilla Page. Director was Mrs. Diane Brennan, wh taught a course in Public Speaking, a addition to our English program thi year. lr .,t xijr. '- ,M i . i x l A Tas Fun The difference between romance and realism is vividly illustrated by four seniors from Mrs. Chamberlain's Eng- ish class in scenes from The Prisoner nf Zenda and Our Town, each a master- niece of its -kind. t right .loycc Menard and Dennis Perry act ut an clcctric moment from Zenda. 'I love you more than life-or truth-or gamer! swears Rudolf Rasscndyll to Princess avia in the garden of the castle at Strelsau. We took delight in a good tale well-told, of- 'ering excitement and adventure. We also ead with pleasure serious studies of real life. ,J-7 r . n -' Fel' -11,1 Emily, if I study hard and do well, could you-would you- stammers George in the famous drug store scene from Our Town. Eileen Hickey and Alan Hur- ris portray Thornton Wilder's teen-agers. lain.. Candid Moments, Serio 'I don't believe a word he's saying, muses Diane Gibb as Bob Broadbent offers his explanation. '5. l Remember Monday morning blues? Gail Potter and Roy Garnett. nd Light-Hearted 5 f i Q, 1 0 ' to 1 l . ,Lx ,mi ff ., fffvfli ' ,U Ulf fl V1.5 W L JJ, , 'I C ,i - -JU LV. 0, fi rfbg !71LLr'iV3 wb fl ,A, ff .tj , ff? ' U g',l7'fgh6t,fjfZ! L 5 9' f If A L0 U1 1 fda, bf 9 Lf ! . 1 I :yt W1 7, QL 147 , Kate Peyser enthusiastically cuts decorations for the Alpine Holiday . Denise Bouchard and Jane Nes- bitt leave their mark, in the old Spaulding tradition. Senior John Mee, All State and All New England member, plays bass clarinet Clarinet sectional leaders include Joyce Barratt, Joan DeVittori, and Tim Lamb, solo. I I6 VAVA 1 S i 1' ,rw i Miss Sandra Lucian directs Lhe band in a foot-tapping march. Our oboe section includes Nancy Pinkham and Patricia Gilman. II7 Band Wins First Place Troph Several band members received high honors in All State and All New England Music Festivals. SEATED: Pam Jen- ness, Sharyn Cornish, Joan De Vittori, Carol Hamilton, Pat Gilman, Maynard Sargent. STANDING: Paul McBride, Ber- nard Klinger, Gregg Sargent, John Mee, john Robinson, Jim Corson, and Tim Lamb. The band spent many a hot dusty noon hour on the football field rehearsing in order to thrill their fans with exciting halftime shows at the football games. Il8 The marching band ended its 1964 season by the seniors in the last football game. The senior members led the band down the field for their last ochester Fair Parade At the end of football season the band returned to its lofty rehearsal room-301-to prepare for concert season. The first concert of the year was presented in December with the chorus. The band also gave a con- cert in March and an exchange concert in May. Besides the activities of the marching band and the concert band, many members were involved in other musical activities. Fifteen musicians rehearsed and per- formed in their dance band-the Red Tones. This band played for some assemblies, the plays, intermissions at concerts, and at other activities. Another group formed a Music Club, meeting weekly to learn about the his- tory and appreciation of music. In June, they ended a husy year as they played Pomp and Circumstancev for the seniors-particularly for the band seniors because, for the past four years, they have been the band's foundation and spirit. U f' V., , ' ' 1 , ,Q o 1-J. -w Q1 ,, 1 ' I l liz? , at 'fr ' llllllmlllf in 1' la ji: . 2 X-I Q , I Head majorette Linda Tompson skillfully twirls heir baton during a football rally. Our majorettes include Linda Tompson, head: Linda Copp, Linda Quirion, Kathy Murphy, Kathy Winchell, Ruthan Sanborn, and Mary Waterhouse. Not On To Victory . Then the band saluted seniors by playing the Alma Mater. in picture: Joyce Menard. II9 Choir ponsors . . . The Spaulding Choir. SEATED: Elaine Richardson, Sharon Remick, Joanne McCoy, Mary Waterhouse. STANDING: Veronica Pierce, Rebecca Chase, Gail Robinson, Sandy McLaughlin, Linda Dotson,, and Kate Peyser. u if E A ' W p Ai otenann ,' li 3, a 4313 E v ., . R .nk Clive Spedding and Boyen i ' Q Thompson promise to Tie Me Kangaroo wg u x 2 Q--.., 1 Robert Stevenson has The Whole World in His Hands as he belts out this song. - 'X l J' Q 'U ' i w we Maynard vocalizes w ' 1-.L11C.l1Q11i1pl'csma group that he brought :thc hootcnanny. Lamp ightcrs Mary Wd! house, Pat Jenness, Jo- 1 e McCoy, Sandy Mclla ,, ' ' ,,,li11LL.,t Dave Maynard, of W.B.Z. ame, f' ' Q V Q brightens the festive mood. W.B.z. DAVE MAYNARD -Sk Our own foll-:singers with Lemon Tree Lznnplighters: Becky Chase, Gail Robertson, Mary Waterhouse, Elaine Richardson, Kate Peyser, Veronica Pierce, Sandy McLaughlin, Pat Jcnness, Joanne McCoy fbehind Pati, Linda Dotson, Sharon Remick fbehind Lindai. Classmcn: Clive Sp ' , Dick Smith, Robert Stevenson, Dennis Leavit, Dick Purington, Boyen Thompson, Dennis Perry. i in at Q pp, lzl Boyen Thompson, Business Manager. We'l1 come out even, if I have to buy an ad myself! Compilers Of Anniversar W' . 1 . 'I 1 , . 4. A , 4..- .... Janie Soucy, Associate Editor. How can I fit five pictures on this spread? Below: Steve Brennan, seated, designed our cover and other layouts. Susan Fitzgerald, Dick Stacy, and Alberta Goodwin heckled and helped. os. Q0 if 'H-.Q Left: Paul Heroux, who created the an- niversary motif and all the divided pages, confers with Mrs. Marguerite Chamberlain, our advisor. Says Paul, This is rewarding drudgeryf' earbook i f I .r X fn. 'I IN xo gf ii Shuryn Cornish, Associuto Editor. We seem to have lost Page Ev 1' One! Q -41 1 I t loria LaBrancl1e and Vulcrie Hart: Senior section. Laura Wolters, Editor-in-Chief. Who CARES if the head- line is backwards ? iRight: Robert Humor, photographer extraordinary, who accomplished thc stupendous task of taking developing, and printing almost cvcry picture in this book except the formal portraits. Bob: Don't look at the camera. DO something! 'Tll give a dollar to vthe person who finds Page One. 'iBob, 'you've just got to take that picture! Will you have enough ads, Boyen ? 'i l'lasn't this quote been used already ? Think of a good caption for thisipicturef' A We can't have lost the y stamp 17' ew 97 Another deadline, already? Homework . . . are you - - s - an kiddmg? I hayent had time. I count pages instead of sheep at night? H Is the dedication done yet? il can't to see the fin- ished product ! z'l'll mail it during lunch periodf, ylz4 Irleadlines And Deadlines , Q3 Betty Tuck and Dennis Perry diligently design ad pages. Bev Moulton, Junior Section Betty was also one of our three efficient typists. Our sports editors, Rick Garnsey and Jim Corson, search for the right picture. 'E , I., , ,X .- x-' y I, .FL I ' 'bl .fi A .1 -H o f' - 2051.51-. 2 ' i- if V -o s J . 5 ' ' X Y T! V L Eileen Hickey and Rosanne Bu enjoy a momentary pause. Other seniors who helped were Brown, Evelyn Kaufman, Audrey Ja Arthur Taylor, Clive Spedding, Knox, and Russell Thompson. Cake Copysheets And Kathy Winchell, Junior Section '25-. f ff .Q lf I W . W.. it 'e cake, anyone? Joyce Menard Kathy Timm. Triangle staff wishes to thank Mrs. ra Smith, our art teacher, for her luable assistance i.n the preparation 1is book. . W 1 -:Io V .I if l J 'foxy Q -14.1 . Typist Marlene Proulx concentrates to Mr. Benjamin MOODGY, BUSUICSS Advisor- avoid mistakes. BUSINESS STAFF. FRONT ROW: Linda Freeman, Gail Potter, Carol Capodestria, Beth Tabor, Linda Hayes, Pam Brown, Jean Morgan, and Chris Vallieres. SECOND ROW: Linda Williams, Linda Marsan, Barbara Koopman, Dennis Perry, Jeni Appleby, and Joan Kelley. Pam Brown also served as a typist. I25 35. - 'P 9 n . 1! 1. . L, 4. I . 1 ,. . .- 3 ns- , jug Q' ry, ff 26 Q .LL 'U-ar . 5 , A 4 4 , Q i ,l , . .- -1 . I A ' ' I +I 'n - A 1 - -- 'Av 'N . V g'f- , 'WN' A U If t 'Q ' 'v 5 I Z1 1 r ,lying I ','r'g'i ' ' A 'A ' 5 9 - ,2 -X pl I. . 4:1 .?:si f2if .1 W 1 f me 1 V415 if , X .' , af- VX . FW' Q 7 nil A 1 f 1 5 , f I l V Y' f , . I6 ul ' - Q . Q b 5 v. ' x V r rw Q - E 4' -gg L, . bv I . I f , ie , l. ' - ? W Y 13' 5, Q, :W , ,..,-,,, if 5. V ' 4 .' ' 'f fl 'f '. LEU? 1513 i ff, ,. 2 U -.,'- f jg, 1 ' f,4.,.1n,e. . ' ' 4 r- w riff ff, ' in A , A ff 5 f A . x ,. 1-'-.-v.4J-,, ..Q27,. 4' if - -.' if ,'1:,. - '-91'---.1 Zkg1v -4-'e-.'. I 'F 5.92.-,fi Pep Club Boosts Spirit Joanna Bennett and Diane Gibb lift from a boiling caldron their own version of the perfect basketball player, an S.H.S. Raider, little Jay Austin. Pep Club leaders are Mrs. Norma Wotton, Advisory Joanna Bennett, Presidentg and co-workers Suellen Slea- maker, Jackie Keating, and Linda Brown. I28 This yearis newly reorganized Pep Club was the best ever. Under the direction of Mrs. Norma Wooton, members went to all home games, attended cheerleading prac- tices to learn new cheers, and participated in rallies. The Pep Club also attended school plays, went to school concerts, and in general united the students to form strong school spirit. IIE y ,V xt Q 41 'Q l 0 A -2 J, W . ' 1 A ,x - 'H . 1 ALA! v., 'Hill 'JY ' ft r. . fl I N -n..t'w ' .l.V. Cheerleaders: Cheryl Hoyt, Inga Regnell, Captaing Gail Weeks, Jayne Wood- ward, Esther Vurney, Linda Dotson, Donna Weeks, and Sandi Stone. Give me an S! yells Anne Quimby. Gail Weeks waits her tum. . v 1 Q ' 1' '--'A f --1 I - .--.,.,. Y i -...lu Y. . ii, ' fiiqf' if - W -1 '- SE,SxTQ:T H' nz, - -A 2:-M asf az: .t, vi. 1- b 4-,?.f3,n 1 1 'fl ra 'X as 94 g e9,.,7592Q ax YQ Q qw , YN ' Nrmvk- ' , Yl- - .- . :ici-5 w4 bl? :b'5ef -'51 Ui'-Tl. . f- . gl. gf F --Q .L .' 4 gt Macy .2 A Q A W wllqvf J A 2 I' .f 1, .V L 'PQ ' V- I f .A '13 ffl ' , - hr Af' ' v-I :f'. 2 4 -. f Q f 1 -,-f,fsQJ Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding ..... .... Spaulding ..... .... SCORES .8 Keene........ 18 Portsmouth . . . .0 Laconia ..... .8 St. Thomas . . . 28 Concord ...... 22 Manchester West .6 Somersworth . . 12 Dover ........ 22 Bradley . . . Butch Brown makes one of the many tackles that helped gain him a slot on the All-State team Speedy .lack Morphy shows the running ability that gained him over 600 yards during the season. F ullback bill Bemier reaches out for one of the many key passes The Last Game From the north, a brisk wind sweeps across the fieldg onto the bleachers sunlight splashes down. The spectators arrive slowly and sit in definite places, governed by custom. The band is positioned to the right of the press box. The team, jogging onto the field, receives a rousing welcome. The few Bradley rooters greet their team. As the captains meet the officials at center field, uneasiness filters into the air on the Spaulding side. We should win easily, but the disappointment of the last two games, against Dover and Somersworth, is still fresh in our minds. I32 During the early minutes of the first quarter, the anxiety mounts as neither team is able to move the ball effectively. Suddenly Spaulding strikes for a touchdown. Ecstasy replaces uneasiness. While Brad ley scores only once, Spaulding adds a touchdown in the second quarter and another in the fourth. Late in the fourth quarter, inexperienced players replace veterans. As the gun sounds, jubilant victors carry their three coaches from the field. Thus another foot ball season comes to a close. Raiders I n Action! .Z Don Demers runs through a pack of tacklers to pxck up needed yardage ,, sf! x 1-5 x.. Ms r d -g QL To the showers! shouts Jim Hen- derson as the team carries Couch N Reidman to a post-game water party. V It it y ugjg. mtgtif l ul , 4 - Sw ,,, ,, A f' ' 'f , x, ff 1 , , ' f 1' if X v C191 Qi W tl E451 A - wil ,- I i e -it W f x lp if, l, , 'll l 5' l I l As we sit on the bleachers during a rally. a pert young girl runs out on the floor. She is a dynamo of energy and a beauty magazine's covergirl. Courtesy to others is uppermost in her mind. The stu- dents who watch while she does a routine have no idea what her smile might be hid- ing. A disappointing report card or a pulled ligament might be tormenting her, but she never shows any outward sign of trouble. When she sits down on the cold floor to listen to the band, she keeps her poise and has a smile for everyone. She is the first to start clapping and the last to finish, The cheerleader is truly a perfect lady. gs: Iv s -einen, , ,M jx lesfjiillflorgan fiip-liiilaifff L tm: 1 J om Kelley 1 .6- . .- r.,,j 5, S-4 4. 1 'ffhlfiins 81 .H N The high point in every rally came when chcierleaders, majorettes, band mgzmbegsyand stggntsx jwgiped gggauon ,Ig W ' I gf 'ggi' Lindh Williams, cu-wpgaih Q A, i W QA ,,.. ff? ,A A VL :EM liQ5iIZ,fi5ibll 55 'km it W 'I 3 i ii 5+ F i F ,gg , 1 . gf , .. 5,01 , Y af I 3' ' 1 ' et 1 silk . ..fcgg' L ju 4 1 ' f Vikwsff ' gf F I 42 4.1-'I' mf N. ig 9 ' H we N Q a w 2 3 fi 1 1 ' - my K , , ggiiii . , ,QA me-1. fi ' zzmzzx. sz: , i :zum - Qs? ie .few ihqifm QA 5 Sir. , ggi? T -Q , A ' Mi. V 1: V QL r J? K z ff ,Q ,Eggs fi' fi . wif!-iff gm i Wg 36-24- 36 Hike! We all thought it was going to be a usual rally, but we had not been in the gym very long before we realized that this was a most unusual performance. Boys became girls and vice vereagieverything got merrily mixed up, -A-R and everybody had a wonderful time! vp It's not King Kong, but just our own Butch Brown. Our football team gives their interpretation of the cheerleaders going through one of their routines. Butch Brown. Jim Hen derson, Jim Weeks, Don Demers, Alan Place, Jack Morphy, Ken Lapierre, Dick Parker, Dave Allain, Willey Bernier. E1 Coach Jennifer Appleby flcftj giving pep talk to team. STANDING: Linda Williams, .loan Kelley, Patty Pouliot, .lean Morgan Gail Marchand, Kathy Boucher. KNEELINC: Susan Blackadar, Sharon Blackadar, Christene Vallieres, Amber Burns. ur Most Hilarious Rall 5 is 1,4 Appleby watches as thc football team Red-R a id e r s, Red-R a i d e r s chants Jim Henderson. its hidden talents as a cheering squad. l37 5 3 L I L w v 3 - . v li F, 1: by t . is -Q., A: fu A ,1 5 1 ig 4.4-.'1.' W if? ii -, Wk eflfg' 5-C v I in N .- 'a ., wa JC' Q VY 4 E. Ng: . fi :'.. , f .,,.- X X ss., ofmx l , jx? ' A Rebuilding Year 'W KJ rg. 01 Mr by Lbxnse, '.,,,1ne,,, 2 'fo 'tv 'Mn Q on VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Robert Broadbent, Mike Flynn, John Meehan, Robert Wakefield, Paul La picrre, Walter Butch Brown. SECOND ROW: Terry Higgins, Richard Horne, Joe Foley, Richard Knox, Donald Demers, and Ronald Watson. THIRD ROW: Coach John Parker. Bob Broadbent jumps for joy after Spaulding's victory over Somersworth. fx JYJ I I40 'ia Butch Brown steals the ball as- Dick Home watches anxiously. if? f i 411 I 7 I Nl: 0 46 Y ' 14 . xfw I I w l -11 ll 1 1 I 5 I ll, I 'I 1' uw If 1' ,g 1 I' 1 XX 'Ill W If will L XJ Hoopsters F ig Bob Broadbent demonstrates the form that won him the Ray Breton Award. Spaulding's starting center, Dick Knox, adds two points as the Raiders beat Berlin. ll The Way Ron Watson drives from the corner against Sanford. Spaulding ........ Spaulding ........ Spaulding ........ Spaulding ........ Spaulding Spaulding Spaudling Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding SCORES 69 Berlin ........ 46 4-7 Winnacunnet . . 101 52 Portsmouth . . . 108 80 St. Thomas ..... 78 ........80 Somersworth ..79 ........48 Concord ......79 57 Dover ........ 83 ........75 Laconia .......72 39 Portsmouth .... 98 58 Dover .E ....... 81 59 Man. West .... ., . 71 ........56 Bradley ......944 59 Sanford ....... 79 ........59 Man.West.....62 Laconia ......52 ........70 Concord ......81 ........55 Sornersworth ...61 ...65 Bradley ......109 ........57 Sanford .......67 . . . .... 29 Winnacunnet . .73 ........65 St. Thomas ....90 Raiders Win 7 - wx' Q' vgiml f I 1 -.1 , KNEELING: Chipper Bergeron, managerg Pebbles Ramsey, managerg Butch Brown, George Wade, Ronald Ramsey, Wayne Colby, Mike Weeman, Greg Allaire, Bob Broadbent, Al Hodsdon. STANDING: John Kusnierz, manager, Bob Grovenstein, Ray Varney, Denny Hodgdon, Bruce Wotton, Paul Lapierre, Allen Cutter, Mike Ready, Steve McDuffee, Dick Marsh, Bill Bernier, Ted Parent, Coach Hugo Bolin. T I Coach Bolin and Dennis Ramsey congratulate Ted Parent for scoring in the Dover game. - 7 - -- gg 1- Bob Broadbent, keeping his eyes on the play, heads for base. l42 , Cutter Bats .492 ncord tsmouth fer li Eersworth ter ter ,cord Thomas nia smouth omas er nia lersworth I SCORES WE THEY 8 1 4' 9 5 41 4 2 4- 2 0 9 4 12 5 6 9 1 6 8 2 16 3 8 1 6 4, 6 12 5 10 9 Allen Cutter, one of the Raiders' most versatile players, rotates field and the mound. -..,,l,.,,. . . n .V . , H if ' 3 ' ' .J ' L fflixmw' A 1 A 1. --'6 . ' 1 v between the out Coach Hugo Bolin's diamond men started their season off with a bank by walloping Concord 8-1. The Raiders then won three of their next four and were on their way to a good season. At this point they just ran out of gas and finished with a 7-9 record. Two bright spots of the season were the batting of Allen Cutter and the fielding of Bob Broadbent. Allen had an extraordinary .492 batting average and hit several game-winning homeruns. outstanding job playing shortstop and turned many easy close plays at first. Bob did an singles into I43 A Da Az The Track Meet As I jog slowly around the track I notice the odor of grass and sawdust along with the strong pepper- mint smell of liniment. There are very few spectators in the stands, hut scattered over the infield are many small groups of track boys stretching leg muscles or taping ankles. At the broad jump and pole-vault pit, boys are measuring their steps and then running through to make sure everything is perfect. Over in the chute the sprinters and hurdlers are practicing their starts from the stocks. Groups of distance runners, warming up, pass me now and then. Their spikes make a quick crunching sound as they hit the cincler track, leaving patterns of holes. 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W , ' Klum: Ol lj Ji, A F 1.1.1. Qi. 24 Modern Lanes Automatic Pin Setters The Home ot Family Bowling l22 South Main Street ROYAL H. EDJERLY. JR.-Proprietor I R ROLAND TURMELLE, INC. ange and Fuel Oils Milfon Road ROCHESTER. NEW HAMPSHIRE S8zH Green Sfamps given wifh cash Compliment' of Complimenfs of J. A. MORRILL COAL CO. HUNT'S JENNY STATION I8 Summer S+. Tel. 332-3544 ROCHESTER. NEW HAMPSHIRE Compliment of Complimenis of HENRY J. GRONDIN 8. soN SEABOARP Funeral Direcfor F I6 Pine shea-+ Tel. 332-1563 54 Noffh Main S+- ROCH ESTER. N. H. COCHECO BO'I'I'LING COMPANY, INC. BoH'Iers of JIC-JAC CLICOUOT CLUB ORANGE-CRUSH MOXIE if XQ 'DI 8 nv- Y I S y. , jig? N X :Z H I Congratulations, Seniors HUBBARD SHOE COMPANY Inc. ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE 522: . fs : ' -135.5 2 isff E H I Af la . - , , -Lk!'4'-'1.:.'- I ' -5 . A f--f 'Q-gf 1' . Ii, ,f f,:yRIk'f.4-ze J , .5121 - , 1 , -4' - , Q- ..I...-v?..1 AL' .'l,:pLAs 3 'v .. . BRACKETI' 81 SHAW, INC. SOMERSWORTH, N. H. TeI. Berwick, Me. 698-I2II ALLISQCHALMERS OLIVER MASSEY-FERGUSON AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT Dial 473-2206 UNION. N. H 473-2388 IArea Code 603l CHARLES DI PRlZl0 81 SONS, INC. Lumber 81 Building Materials Special Millwork Hardware DuPon+ Painls JOHN H. DI PRIZIO ALVINO C. DI PRIZIO Manager Timber Buyer Telephone 473-2497 Telephone 473-2420 mg 5 I Complimenfs of HALFWAY HOUSE A Favorife Mee'l'ing Place for Teenagers Wakefield S'Iree'I Rochesier, New Hampshire HENRY F. CARNEY Regislerecl Pharmacisi' 30 Nor+I1 Main S+reeI' ROCHESTER. NEW HA-MPSHIRE Telephone 332-2I32 Complimenis of RUSSELL'S MARKET SANBQRNVILLE, N. H. COLLINS' STORE CompIeI'e line of WiIson's Sporiing Goods 99 Soufh Main Sfeei' ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Complimenis of COLBY FOOTWEAR, INC GONIC. New HAMPSHIRE I Complimenls of WARBURTON'S HARDWARE STORE Main Sfreel - Tel. 332-4007 EAST ROCHESTER. N. H. RIVER'S CAMERA SHOP 7I No. Main SI. 464 Cenfral Ave. ROCHESTER. N. H. DOVER. N. H. Complimenfs of SEARS 81 ROEBUCK 68 Souih Main S+reeI' LEON C. CALEF, INC. BUYER OF LIVE POULTRY Forly Years of Service 'ro New Hampshire Poullrymen For Prompf Service Telephone 664-287I Telephone 664-5590 BARRINGTON. NEW HAMPSHIRE 332- I 795 TEL. 332-34 I 7 332-4230 ERLON FURBUSH Sales and Service Range and Fuel Oil-Oil Burners II Grove Sfreef - Easi' Rochesier. N. H. Complimenls of DIAMOND NATIONAL CORP. Building Maierials Wallace SI. - ROCHESTER, N. H. PHONE 332-0l04 X X ' ,. Besl Wishes FW ,.. I 'er.,, SHAINES SHOES r .if in SUNSET RECREATION CENTER ROCHESTER-DOVER-PORTSMOUTH Eighf AuIomaI'ic Bowling Lanes ROLLER SKATING SUNSET VILLAGE phone 332-4560 I55 CompIimenI's of ME RRIMAC K FARMER'S EXCHANGE, INC. ROCHESTER, N. H. JOS. P WOODWARD EIec'IricaI Con+rac+ors In New Hampshire I'r's PALMER'S MOTEL 8. REAL ESTATE CompIe+e Real EsIa'I'e Service IBrochures FREE on requesfl I WAKEFIELD, N. H. Tel. 522-3344 The finesi' in BeauI'y Care for 'I'he discriminafing woman I VANITY CASE BEAUTY SHOP CARRIE NIBLOCK Telephone 332-I3l2 I6 Wakefield SI'. ROCHESTER, N. H. A. K. c. REG. STUD SERVICE LUCKY LADY TOY KENNEL Whife, Apricor, Silver Poodles, Pugs, Poms, Pekes. Easy Terms Guaranieed S'IocIc RTE. I25, BARRINGTON. N. H. TEL. 664-22I7 KN IGHT'S GULF STATION GAS. OIL. and MAJOR REPAIRS Pick Up and Delivery-Towing Service Phone 664-2623 BARRINGTON. N. H. THERRIEN FURNITURE- I9 Union SI. Rochesrer, N. H. Visif Our PauI Revere Colonial Shop Reasonable Prices I56 CompIimenIs of FRANK L. KNIGHTS Building Confracfor Old Dover Rd. TeI. 332-4686 ROCHESTER. N. H. ROCHESTER CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. Chesfnuf Hill Road Concrefe Blocks Masonry Supplies Washed Sand and Sfone Complimenfs of A. J. SOUCY MAWS ff ZM I IUUCZPEARS 0 n fuafwsnteg nocuf- Apparel for Men and Boys Foofwear for Everyone Ladies Sporfswear STUDLEY FLOWER GARDENS, I NC. We felegraph flowers anywhere 82 Wakefield Sfreef ROCHESTER, N. H. I HOTEL ROCHESTER 22 Porfland Sfreef ROCHESTER. NEW HAMPSHIRE MEADER'S Sfafionery Office Supplies 5 Hanson Sfreef Tel. 332-2467 ROCHESTER. NEW HAMPSHIRE IF IT'S GOO? FOOD YOU YIAIIT- 1 LEO'S DINING CAR OPEN DAY and NIGHT II4 Soufh Main Sfreef ROCHESTER. NEW HAMPSHIRE '57 wif N Elm ! my . QEEQQTT. . im-IE 'W' ..I.,1Wm! , f N.-lr. . ----- '- - Y-I ' ll.-N' full-JJ 1, , faY ' II n - new W H -I, 1. V, A -,'-2:l.Y.4,.1i---1 v H H. Y :,Y, Q 5 , l, u f.:n IU, it .4 '?,g 1:1 ,lu I il' 1, 1 E 519.22-1 P vi .V n -J P59127 JERRY'S SHOP 'N SAVE Recl and Whi'I'e Supermarlcefl' I2 Signal SI. Rochesfer, N. H. Telephone 332-2923 GERALD E. TOWLE, INC Cadillac, Oldsmobile, Rambler . GMC Trucks 300 Norfh Main Sfreel' Phone 332-0424 Rochesler, New Hampshire Complimen'I's of KELLEY'S FURNITURE MART ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Complimenls of ROSAN N'S Disfincfive Apparel I58 D. C. STORE 89 Norlh Main S'I'reeI' ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE BELL SHOPS Laclies' Apparel 33 Norih Main ROCHESTER, N. H. Since I845 AUTO SUPPLY I UNION 9 Signal S+. 282 Union Ave. 81 ROCHESTER, N. H. LACONIA, N. H. MQNUMENT5 ROCHESTER UNION Tel. 332-I255 TRI-CITY STRAFFOR MACHINE 81 WELDING, INC. COUNTY ac ine Work-We in 9 R+. I6 Milfon Rd. P O Bo I008 ROCHESTER N H AINS HOSPITAL BEDS WHEEL CHAIRS CRUTCHES WALKERS cermsaeol A. eAsou.ms CI IAS.E. 84 SCJNS - RocI1es+er. New Hampshire POWER BURNERS SALES AND SERVICE RANGE AND 'FUEL OILS - COAL - COKE FOSS AND CAME AGENCY Insurance and Real Es'ra'Ie 7 HANSON STREET RocI1es+er, New Hampshire LYNN'S MUSIC SHOP Radios and Record PIayers CompIe+e Line of Records The Old and The New ouI1 Main Sfreei' TEL. 332-5426 FIFIELD ING COMPANY nmercial Priniers 332-H34 ROCHESTER, N. H 0 X I I The Class of 1965 is indebted to the following professional men for their patronage. ALBERT E. BARCOMB, M.D. ISODORE BERGERON, O.D. L. A. BERGERON, M.D. JOHN J. CASEY, D.M.D. ROLAND P. CULLEN, D.M.D. ALFRED G. DesMARAlS, D.M.D. RICHARD A. DesMARAIS, D.M.D. PERCY C. GRIG-G, M.D. JOHN L. HARTIGAN, M.D. GUS L. HOYT, M.D. LEO KLINGER, M.D. NORMAN G. MIREAULT, M.D. 'P. H. ROBERTS, D.M.D. R. R. ROY, D.M.D. WILFRED T. ROY, M.D. R. H. RUBINO, D.M.D. CHARLES C. THOMPSON, M.D. S. WITTNER, D.M.D. JAMES B. YOUNG, D.M.D. Complimenls of ELLIS HATCH Caferer CO-ED I-HOUR CLEANERS I4l Norlh Main S+. 7 Wakefield S'rT Professional Dry Cleaning Deluxe Shiri' Service Coin Type Cleaning 8 lbs. SI.49 1862 1965 THE ROCHESTER COURIER Serving This Area for Over a Cenlury Norfhern New England's Largesi' Weekly Newspaper NEWS FOR AND ABOUT YOU For News or Aclveriising Tel. 332-I I82 r' ,VJ , . s S gif!- ieee -3 P Complimenfs T of DAN'S STAR MARKET y ROCHESTER, NEW HA-MPSHIRE Always Low Prices Plus Top Value S+amps QjL7Wuv:9 m D QE 1' 453 1 5 jgggu ,Wm IQ W- R if-S G, 'Q l1Q1'isIi11Hf1o11S Your educaiion is our insurance fhai' fhe years ahead hold peace and progress. To fhe class of '65, our sinceresi' wishes for good luck, good forfunel KENDALI. INSURANCE 'IIC' 18 SOUTH MAIN STREET. ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE RINGE INDUSTRIES, INC. Ware, Mass. and Gonic, N. H. I63 progressive banks COMBINED RESOURCES OVER 3I MILLION DOLLARS dedicated to serving Rochester yy y and surrounding communities Regular SAVINGS BANK Sa 9s AND TRUST COMPANY Founded I834 Monfhly Paymenis Keyed To Bonus U Weekly Income . . .G. I. Savlngs 1- F. H. A . and Convenlional Morfgage 2 Member of Federal Deposif Insurance Corporafion Member of Federal Home Loan Bank of Bosion ASK ABOUT OUR COLLEGE LOAN PLAN THE F I RST 335 i2N.K INWTES N 0 isjoblzfiusiness checking BANK OF ' Iifliiisp2ISciI.iIffiIffiff2I2 account 0 Finance your Auiomobile your home repairs - ap- pliance loans. We Offer Complefe 0 Tall: over your business, Banking Faciliiies farm- 0' Personal Ioan Business and Personnel ProbIems w'I'I' us' Member of Federal Deposii' Insurance Corporaiion Member of Federal Reserve Syslem Rochestefs Sound Progress Has Been Our Constant Aim WI? IMMIKIM IW, - DV N ' C m Iiments of If ,,. WI 0 W , PRIZIO GARAGE, INC. Telephone 473-2489 GREAT FALLS PRODUCTS CO., INC. 03867 Greai' Falls Avenue ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE MILLER'S MARKET Groceries, Mea+s Candy, Beverages TeI. 332-I 3I3 EAST ROCHESTER N H LIGHTBODY'S Prescription Pharmacy PAUL S. SMITH Reg. Pharm., Prop. PHONE 332 2I38 I65 ROCHESTER MOTOR SALES, INC. CQ'-LlN'S You' ELECTRICAL SUPPLY cars lrucks Telephone 332-52I9 dealer 90 Soufh Main Sfreel' Wholesale Dis+ribu+ors of Elecfrical Supplies - Fixfures A I' Rochesfer Phone 332-2585 pplances . QQ, Tl v u V ' I' I kfl LJ Q . gi' , Q Lb ALL AQ! by uf E ,if MVP! YYY fi N ki! U-Y lr 9, 1 K .H P, U . 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X .AI MARCOTTE'S Main Sfreel' ROCHESTER, N. H. PHlLIP'S GARAGE General Repairing Towing and Wrecking Service I09 Soulh Main S'I'reeI' ROCHESTER NEW HAMPSHIRE Telephone 332-5 I 08 CONRAD E. ALIE Jeweler ROCHESTER. NEW HAMPSHIRE I3 Wakefielci Sfreei' Really Building Telephone 332-4002 Bes'I' Wishes From M-A-C FINANCE PLAN, INC. 4 HANSON STREET Rochesler, New Hampshire PAUL J. DUMONT PRISCO N. DIPRIZIO MAURICE G. GAGNON Presideni Vice Presidenf Tel. Farminglon Tel. Res. 755-649i 332-I337 SMALLEY, DAVERIO, LYONS, INC. Marble-Granile-Bronze and Cemefery LeI I'ering 5 Signal Sfreei ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE 332-3 676 Complimenfs of P81R CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ROCHESTER, N. H. GUPPY'S DISCOUNT STORE Smallesf and Mosf Compleie Discounl' Sfore in This Area Cosf Plus I07, Comp imenls of SAN EL AUTO PARTS I32 Sou+I1 Main S+ree'r ROCHESTER NEW HAMPSH Every+I1inq lor Your Car IRE Hanson S+. Rochesfer, N. H. CRETEAU'S E. SEAVEY and P. CORSON, Prop. ESSO SERVICE STATION Range and Fuel Oil IOI Wakefield S'I'reeI' Rochesfer, N. H. we Telephone 332.2707 G. T. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Professional Laundering and Dry Cleaning DIAL 332-I329 Hancoclc Slreef ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE QICQIIYQDSDID PRINTING COMPANY Offsei' 8: I.eHerpress Prinfers COMPLETE LINE OF Raised Lefrering Wedding Invi+a'I'ions - Announcemenfs - Accessories Birih Announcemenfs - Menus - Napkins - Missals - Wedding Books 25+I1 and SOII1 Anniversary Personal Sfafionery - Business and Office Sraiionery of all kinds R. F. D. I - Dial 332-I798 - Rochesier, N. H. Congra+uIa+ions Io I'I1e Class of I965 From TOBEY'S PHARMACY WoIfeboro, N. H. I I FOSTER S LOUIS A. soucev HAROLD K. RICE DAILY DEMOCRAT -g - Complimenis of Rochesrer Bureau Serving Shafford Coun+y Daily C I. Jr f ompnmen s o I PARKER'S GREENHOUSE 32 Wakefield S+. Rochesier, N. H. i Easiem Avenue Telephone 332-2200 EAST ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE News - Advertising - Circulafion , A , - - - Ie x .x , M,fWM mOQ,,F5 W N 59 EDGERLY jffjyyif QQFND soN, INC M557 ,, NW? WX G5 EW 9 I70 . , ' . My 'X' ylbggy , . 'RX' ff RAY BEAUDOIN 8. soN, INC. F99 Fuel mlllealing Confraciors 3,95 24 Hour Emergency Service Top Value Sfamps ' COD Dial 332-l328 27 Woodman Si. ROCHESTER. N. H. RADIO DISPATCHED FOR FAST SERVICE 'Q IOL!!! II 10 75454 92 UL Complimenfs of VI 41, O- ' 'H f. Complimegfs -., I9 Hanson Sfreef ,I xiii M Roc:-IESTER N. H. c-Q5 A fi I if - 'I I Complimenfs of MOTHER GOOSE SHOPPE ROCHESTER. N. H. gf .VZ My PURDY'S STUDIO sosToN, MASSACHUSETTS Official Phofographers of I'I1e Class of I965 I7l XE Mears Groceries ARTHUR'S MARKET ARTHUR GAGNON Tel. 332-5428 SMITH'S CURTAIN AND FABRIC SHOP 65 NorII1 Main SI. Opposife Posi' Office ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE DIX HEEL COMPANY Froni' S+ree'f EAST ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE' Complimenis BEV and LARRY'S VARIETY STORE 35 Main S'I'reeI' EAST ROCHESTER, N. H. CompIimen'Is of E'5 Complimenfs REXALL DRUGS of 24 Hour Prescripfion Service J. c. PENNEY co., INC.. , bl Nor'I'I1 Main S'IreeI' ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Phone 332-2289 R I1s+ N Ha h' Two Regisiered Pharmacisis ROBERT E. WINGATE WILLIAM J. KEEFE OC 8 EF, BW mp5 Ire I S. D. SUNDEEN Frigidaire Television Headquariers 39 Soufh Main Sfreef TeI. 332-I888 ROCHESTERg NEW HAMPSHIRE I72 Z 03 Q 0 sHERwuN-wu.uAMs PAINT Are Ihe Sfandard of Qualiiy Throughouf Ihe World I9 Sou+I1 Main Sireef Rochesier, N. H. Wfx p I Q L21 cf fi Eg YVKQX Klux L4 L1 1, -5 f 7 ,f Q1 , , I. - J My PM rl IM fails J I f Hi Xt L U DU J ,f4,fKQ '3-Q., Z , rg xr, X-Z QQG 4,K Vtjfyf :W J! L W I! L 1 if MQ iffffg J G jd? 4 zzfvdgyfbyj f ,f low ui-Q , ww f WWW f . 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