Antrim High School - Audition Yearbook (Antrim, NH)

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Seniors FR ONT ROW: Edythe Fournier, Charles Butterfield, Gerhard Fuglestad. Leona Allison. BACK ROW: Jacqueline Rakes, Mr. Young, Ruth Clark. CLASS HISTOR Y The Senior class started off their first year of high school by electing class officers, they were President, Charles Butterfield: Vice -President, Benjamin Pratt: Secretary, Edythe Fournier: Treasurer, Viola Gooley. We had for our class advisor this year, Mr. Rodney C. Dresser. The class started off the year by sponsoring a party for the Junior and Senior High School. The admission fee depended on the size of our waistline. Entertain- ment was provided at the expense of the entire audience, as each person was re- quested to do a stunt of the Freshmen's choosing. Dancing and refreshments followed to make it one of the most successful parties held at A. H. S. in 1946. We started off our second year of high school by electing the class officers. We had for our president, Charles Butterfield: Vice-President, Irene Nazer: Secretary, Edythe Fournier: Treasurer, Leona Allison. Our class presented the first party that year. On December nineteenth we spon- sored the Christmas Starlight Prom. Our class advisor this year was Miss Louise Ivfudgett. 9

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EDYTHII L. FOURNIER llndhli Actlvltlel: Glee Club l. Z. 3: Glrl's 4: Dramatlcs I, 2: Student Council Secretary 2, 4: Class Secretary 1, Z. 3. Co-Captain Basketball 4: My Town Antrim 3: Editor Audition 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Vocation: Secretary Hobbies: Basketball. Dancing. Singing Color: Blue hhvle: Adam's Rib Song: Sentimental hh Favorite Hangout: Telephone Uflce GER HARD F. FUGLETAD uG.'r,ss Activities: Class Vlce -President 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3: My Town Antrim 3: Glee Club l, 2: Boy's State 3: Student Council 4: Audition Stal! 4. Vocation: Navy Hobbies: Skiing, Piano Color: Bright Yellow Movie: Come to the Stable Song: G: What a Beautiful Morning Favorite Hangout: Gall Gray'a JACQUELINE L. ROKES Jackie Activities: Glee Club 1. Z: Antrim 3: Audition Staff 4. My Town Vocation: Secretary Hobby: Playing the Piano Color: Red hbvie: Easter Parade Song: Music. Music. Music Favorite Hangout: Drug Store 8 State 3: S'news Stall 2, 3: Editor S'newa 4

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We started off our Junior year by electing our class officers: President, Charles Butterfield: Vice-President, Gerhard Fuglestadg Secretary, Edythe Fournier: Treasurer, Leona Allison, Our class advisor this year was Miss Florence Greenleaf. We lost quite a few members of our class this year, they were Duane Perron and Benjamin Pratt who both went to Mt. Hermon. Harold Brooks left and went into the Army, Viola Gooley left to go to live with her sister in Keene. She soon left Keene and went to New York to work. Irene Nazer left school to get married to Phil Baker and resides in Clinton. Our Junior class sponsored the first roller skating party of the season for the high school at the .Tack-O-Lantern in Milford, on September 30, 1948. We had our annual Junior Prom May 20, 1949. We had for the orchestra, The New England College. The hall was decorated in pastel shades. We held our first Senior class meeting September 13, 1949. We elected our class officers. They are as follows: President, Charles Butterfield: Vice- President, Gerhard Fuglestadz Secretary, Edythe Fournier: Treasurer, Leona Allison. We started off the year by having the first roller skating party of the year at the .Tack-O-Lantern in Milford on December Z9, 1949. We invited the last year's Alumni on the party, On December ZZ, 1949, the Seniors held a Christmas party at the town hall for grades seven through twelve. We originated a new form of admission. We placed numbers from fifteen to thirty in a box and each person drew a number to determine his admission fee. There were three blank pieces of paper drawn. The lucky students holding these tickets got in free. We are making plans for a Senior dance to be held sometime in the Spring. The Senior class had for their class advisor, Mr. Charles L. Young. Various members of our class took part in the three one -act plays through the four years of high school '10