Stevens High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Claremont, NH)

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Mr. Edgar L. Lord, Mr. Stephen A. Doody Assistant-Principal Principal I To the members of the Class of 1952: It is a real pleasure to greet you upon the completion of your high school course and to join with your parents and friends in congratulating you. A While it is no longer an uncommon event for a young person to graduate 'from high school, we are still far from the goal of at least a high school diploma for every American boy and girl. It does mean, however, that you have had the farsightedness to realize that one must have an education in this day and age in order to compete for the more important types of work. For those who plan to go on to some post-secondary institution I hope that your plans may be fulfilled even if you have to wait until you have completed your tour of military duty. To those who plan to go to work at once or to enter the Armed Forces I hope that you may find the kind of employment which will give you a successful life of satisfaction and service. All of us who care for Stevens appreciate your cooperation and your Willingness to work for the good of the school. Sincerely yours, 42. Principal 3

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DEDICATION MR. F. LESTER TRAFTON To Mr. F. Lester Trafton, the Superintendent of schools in the City of Claremont, in recognition of his outstanding achievement as an educator and administrator, with appreciation of his friendship for students and teachers alike, the yearbook staff respectfully dedicates the 1952 issue of the Red and Black. 2

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Alice Schriber Stenography, Typing, Office Practice Marguerite Honadel Spanish, Modern Euro- pean History, General Business Training Regina Thornton Distributive Education Dorothy Kuzmich Secretary Leona Tremblay Librarian Irma Willey Latin, English I 4 .fi-'51 hw kv QI I-z