Berlin High School - Meteor Yearbook (Berlin, NH)

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OLESON, ROIIERT ll. General Course Vt'e shall always remember Bob for his smile and his ability in sports. lt's hard telling what Ole will be up to next! Football, 2-3-45 Ski Team. 2-3-45 Junior Recital Publicity and Door- man5 Senior Play Stage Setting5 Band, 1-25 National Athletic Scholar- ship Society, 2-3-45 Key Club. 2-3- 45 Member of the Student Council, 2-3-45 Junior Prom Decorating Com- vnittce5 Senior Hop Decorating CU1llIl'l1lf6C1 Sadie Hawkins Dance Decorating Committee. OTTOLINI, MARGARET M. Commercial Course Peg is always full of fun and pep5 :A swell friend we can't forget. Glee Club, 15 Assemblies. 1-45 Junior Recital Cast5 Quill and Scroll. 3-45 Masque and Gavel, 3-45 Future Business Leaders of America, 45 Senior Rlay Stage Arrangements5 Junior Red Cross Representative, 45 Typing Staff of School Publications, .2-3: National Thespians, 45 Driver Training, 4. Ol'El,LETTE, LILLIAN CECILE Commercial Course Although Lil is petite, we believe that the best things come in small packages. Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica. 4 Ol'll.l,E'I l'E, ARTHUR JOSEPH College Preparatory Course We will never forget his athletic ability. his sharp clothes. and his love of golf. Football, 2-3-45 llaseball, l-2-3-45 Basketball. 1-2-3-45 National Ath- letic Scholarship, 2-3-45 Class Vice- Presidcut. 15 Schools on the Air, 45 Assemblies. 1-2-3-45 American Le- gion lioy's State Representative, 35 Address to Undergraduates. 45 Jun- ior Prom Decorating. 3. C PARENT, JOAN RITA College Preparatory Course Joan is one of our best dressed and most poised Seniors, and her most outstanding feature is that she was one of our best looking cheer- leaders. Band, 15 New Hampshire Music Festival. 15 Glee Club, 15 Honor Roll, 1-35 Cheerleading, 3-45 Junior Recital Castg Masque and Gavel, 3- 45 Senior Play Cast: National Thes- pians, 45 Assemblies, 1-2-3-45 Na- tional Honor Society. 3-45 Driver Training, 45 Schools on the Air, 45 Press Club, 1-45 Commencement Usher. 35 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee, 3-45 Winter Carnival Housing Committee, 3. PEABODY, RONALD R. Mechanic Arts Ronald will always be remembered by the goatee he almost grew. Forest Fire Fighters, 15 Clowns Game, 3-45 Hockey Scorer, 45 Sen- ior Play Scenery. 45 U. S. Naval Reserve, 4. POIRIER. LAVVRENCE JOSEPH General Course Our professor-like male is known for his serious way and busi- ness-like attitude. Lawrence has a strong liking for debates. Assemblies, 1-2-35 Radio Pro- grams. 2-3-45 Band, 2-35 New Hampshire Music Festival, 2-35 New England Music Festival. 2-35 Joint gand Concert, 35 All-State Festival, POTTER. PATRICIA ANNE College Preparatory Course Our editor-in-chief always seems to get the most work, but our Princess came through with flying colors. Pat's performances in both the Junior Recital and the Senior Play brought out her dramatic talcnt. First Honor in the College Pre- paratory Course5 Junior Red Cross Representative, 1-25 Assemblies, 1- 2-35 Honor Roll. 1-2-35 Junior Re- cital Cast5 Senior Play Cast: Quill and Scroll, 3-45 Associate Editor of School Publications. 35 Editor-in- Chief, 45 National Thespians, 45 Ra- dio Programs, 45 Driver Training, 45 Masque and Gavel, 3-45 Typing Staff of School Publications, 35 Bad- minton. 15 Graduation Usher, 35 Queen of Football Rally Dance. 35 Prom Decorations, 35 Marionnettes, 45 National Honor Society, 4.

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MORIN, ROBERT EDWARD Commercial Course ' Bobby's character cannot be Judged by his statureg he is small but powerful. ' , Assemblies, 1-2-35 Driver Train- ing, 45 Senior Play DoormanL5 Future Business Leaders of America Club, 4. MORNEAU, ROBERT General Course Bob, one of the standouts of last year's baseball team, had to sacri- fice the stardom this year but be- came a very capable manager. Baseball Team, 2-35 Baseball Manager, 45 Driver Training, '45 National Athletic Scholarship Socie- ty, 4. MORTON, MARY ELIZABETH College Preparatory Course Mary appears to be one of the quietest in the class, but she's really one of our fun-loving class- mates. Mary is always around when you need her! . Band, 1-2-3: Glee Club, 15 Quill and Scroll, 3-45 New Hampshire Music Festival, 1-2-35 Junior Prom Sl2ueen5 Radio Programs, 45 Driver raining, 45 New Ehgl3Hd.MUSlC Festival. 2-35 Stage Properties for Senior Play5 Assemblies, 1-2-3. MUNCE, GLENN VAIL General Course One of Berlin High School's best basketball managers5 he always has a Hi for everyone. Football, 2-3-45 Senior Play Door- man5 Basketball Assistant Manager, 2-35 Basketball Manager, 45 Forest Fire Fighter, 35 Infantile Paralysis Collector, 45 National Guard, 2-3-45 Assemblies, 3-4. MYCKO, RICHARD JOSEPH He will be remembered as the spark plug of the senior class. He is our famous announcer and M. C. of all occasions. Assemblies, 1-2-3-45 Disc Jockey Programs, 3-45 Quill and Scroll, 3-45 Masque and Gavel, 3-45 National Thcspians, 45 Junior Recital Cast: Junior Recital Scenery5 Senior Play Cast5 Senior Play Sceneryg Presi- dent of Future Business Leaders of America Club, 45 State Music Festi- val, 25 New England Music Festi- val, 25 Advertising Manager of Meteor and Sport Programs, 2-3-45 Senior Assemblies, 2-35 In Charge of Decoratin Committee, 2-3-45 Mas- ter of Ceremonies at Christmas Dance, 3. NOLAN, LORRAINE IRENE Commercial Course One of our wittiest seniors who will always be remembered for her nice smile and winning ways. Assemblies, 1-25 Senior Play Usher, 45 Future Business Leaders of America, 45 Driver Training, 45 Basketball, 15 Commencement Day Usher. 3: Commencement Day Speaker, 45 Junior Recital Assistant Stage Managerg Junior Recital Stage Setting. NUSMAN, BERTHA General Course Bertha is one of those happy-go- lucky girls who likes to have good times. She has many friends and will surely make loads more. Junior Recital Usher, 35 Senior Play Usher, 45 Junior Prom De- corating, 35 Kindergarten, 2-3-4. OLESON, JANE ELIZABETH Janie is an all-round girl, and is always on top whether its sports or scholastic standing. She is another of our cute redheads. Glee Club, 15 Press Club, 15 Varsi- ty Basketball, 3-45 Schools on the Air, 45 Honor Roll, 1-25 Class Secretary-Treasurer, 45 Assemblies, 1-2-3-45 Junior Recital Ticket Com- mittee, 35 Driver Training, 45 Typ- ing Staff for Meteor and Tatler, 35 Commencement Usher, 35 Red Cross Representative, 35 Junior Prom De- corating Committee.

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REID, MARILYN Commercial Course The girl who has a smile for everyone, and whose ability as a basketball player will surely be missed. Basketball, 3-45 Assemblies, 1-2- 3-45 Junior Recital Make-up Com- mittee, 35 Senior Play Make-up Committee, 45 Class Secretary- Treasnrer, Z5 Stock Room, 2-3-45 Driver Training, 4, Future Business Leaders of America. 45 Business Staff of School Publications, 3-43 Press Club, l. RHEAUME, GLORIA JUNE College Preparatory Course Junie. one of our prettiest girls, certainly knows how to wear clothes! VVe'll never forget the many laughs we've had with her. Junior Recital Make-upg Senior Play Script Holder, Radio Play, 45 Radio Interview, 45 Junior High OFFice Work, 35 Typing Staff of School Publications, 35 Graduation Usher. 35 National Thespians, 45 Junior Prom Decorating Committee. RICH. GORDON CARROL General Course Gordon comes from Milan and is another of our quiet lads. He has a friendly personality. RICHARDSON. RICHARD F. General Course Dick is a lean lad who is well known for his drawl and his witty remarks. Trides and lndustry, 45 Forest Fire Fighter, 25 Assembly, 15 Glee Club, 1. X W' - . , ,air , , ROBICHAU .IMA FA' RY Commeggi pu DQ is he at e ryone w , b ould b xrd to id beea her su disposi- ant olal y We're er whore. 3 J heerleam '15 Asif ,i 62-3- . 3-4: u . 1: QA, 1' Judi ecital Pub- 5 Se i rilaitage Pr Hes, Graduatio U.her, 35 ro- fi' s ati a r . ' all ,for Deximcfnopen u s Ba t u U' m PF uillca as , V3-45 tor, 5 ' eside t ,sA1tT'ldnBu ei Ldgii- gs og dica qubv, 5 arnival UCCII ll I 3 CX t ,P in . x ROSENBERG, SAUL Commercial Course Berg may look like a very quiet boy. but he isn't5 just get him alone. He will go on to be quite a banker for he has gained much from his expert care of our school bank. Treasurer of Future Business Leaders of America Club, 45 As- sembly, 15 School Bank Cashier, 3- 45 Business Manager of School Pub- lications, 3-45 Junior Recital Ticket Committee, 3. ROY, ELI General Course Eli will always be remembered for his ready smile and pleasant word for all. If it weren't for him, many of us would have had to walk to school on cold mornings. SAZONICK PAUL General Course Paul, a quiet reserved lad, is a good fellow and a swell classmate. L 241