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B. F. A. Mercury 7 The Bobwhite basketball team included Steve Demer- itt, Dave Beebe, Dick LaMarche, Jim Hopkins, Jim Pig- nona, Mike McGinn, with Steve Bartlett as manager. Steve Demeritt was the captain. Senior girls returning to the varsity squad were Judy Grassett, Jean Perras, Melanie Brown, Linda Cohen, Nancy Mayo and Hallie-Jo Collins. Melanie and Hallie were co-captains. Judy Grassett was honored by making the All-State second team. Attending the 6th annual press conference along with our scouts were: Sally Doubleday, Jim Hopkins, Judy Grassett, George Henderson and Joyce King. Pat Ballard was the winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Seniors bouncing into the rafters during intermission at basketball games were: Red Messier, Gilles Messier, Rene Bilodeau, Joe Messier, Gilles St. Amand, Richard Jones, Pam Armstrong, Judy Harvey, Kathy Leadbeater and Shelia Organetti. Heading the Red Cross Council were: Marie Roche- leau, Norm Boucher and Priscilla Titemore. The cast of the Mikado, a Gilbert and Sullivan comic operetta were:Linda Bell, Steve Demeritt, Sally Double- day, Judy Grassett, Bev Smith and Bill Cleveland. Senior members of the choir taking part were: Mary Ellen Fitz- gerald, Nancy Reynolds, Pat Ballard, Mel Brown, Gilles Messier, Robert Messier, Roberta Heald and Norm Boucher. Helping to make the B.F.A. Mercury a big success were: Managing Editor, Sally Doubleday, Editorial Wri- ter, Bill Cleveland, Business Manager, George Henderson, Advertising Managers, Joyce King, Judy Moore, News Editor, Roberta Heald, Feature Editor, Sandy Healddr Sports Editors, Judy Grassett and Wayne Richards. Wri- ters were: Don Phillips, Steve Bartlett, Laura Howard, Lucille Beaulieu, Leslie Pratt, Sally Blanchard, Carolyn McFeeters, James Hopkins, Patricia Ballard, Nancy Best, Thorkild Larsen and Chuck Kershner. Treasurer was Linda Cohen. Circulation Manager was Virginia King. 9 Solicitors were: Fern Loomis, Pat Cross, Carole Abell and Nancy Reynolds. Typists were, Diane Dussault, Sheila Organetti, Lynn McDonough, Francis Bessette, Diane Fournier and Pam Armstrong. Sally Doubleday was also chosen Yearbook editor. Seniors are proud of the fine voices making up the All- State chorus-Linda Bell, Bev Smith, Judy Grassett, Sally Doubleday, Geniee Dunlap, Gilles Messier, Robert Messier Steve Demeritt and Bill Cleveland. The State One Act Play Contest saw Mr. Mallet di- recting 'fThe Eye of the Beholder by Rod Serling. The cast included Chuck Kershner, Sally Doubleday, John Graveline, Jeff Montagne, Nancy Best, Bev Smith, Alice Chase, Leslie Pratt and Bill Cleveland. Our spies just couldn't miss the Cotillion with all of the glamourous seniors in it. They were: Danielle Perras, Judy Moore, Marie Rocheleau, Lynn McDonough, Nancy Reynolds and Sally Doubleday. Congratulations go to Leslie Pratt and Steve Demeritt who received honorable mention for outstanding perform- ance on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Winners again for the third time in the Junior Jam- boree we put on The Monkeys Paw. The cast included, Judy Moore, Jim Hopkins, Steve Bartlett, Less Pratt and John Graveline. Behind the scenes were: Jean Perras, Lu- cille Beaulieu, Fern Loomis and Bette Brouilette. The DAR Good Citizenship Awards were presented to Steve Bartlett and Linda Bell. Congratulations go to Leslie Pratt for receiving the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award as evidence of superior scientific aptitude. After that everyone received an award: the long sought for DlPLOMAl Our job being done in June 1961, we have been hired by another school for their class history. It was nice work- ing with this group. We have tried to give you a glimpse of the high school years of the class of 1961 and remember YOU WERE THERE!!
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