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Powers, BUSINESS MANAGERS: Kenneth Judson, Carol Anderson, ADVERTISING STAFF: Cecile Nolan, Louise Berthiaurne, James Holroyd, Walter Dwyer, Wilfred Bigl, Mary Finsen, Carolyn Birt, Nancy Duquette, Diana Stiles, Nancy Lamontagne, Cheryl Ordway, Paula Brouillette, Louis Thibeault. 'idle of Drawing by Lillian Waugh 2 Forward ..................... ..... 3 Drawing by Lucille Waugh ..... ..... 4 Class Motto ................., ..,.. 5 Dedication ...,. ..... 7 School Board ..... ..... 8 Administration .... ....... 9 Teachers .....,..... .... 1 O- 19 School Personnel ..... .... 2 O Principal's Message .... ,... 2 1 President's Message ...,......... ...... 2 2 Seniors QDrawing by Jeff Davisl ..... .... 2 3 - 33 Class Credits ....................... .... 3 4 - 36 Honor Students and Class Officers .... ...... 3 7 Baby Pictures ............................... 39 - 40 Lithographic Drawing by Alfred McVetty ........ 41 Class Will ....................................,.. 42 Class Prophecy ..... .... 4 4 Class History ............. . .. 46 Design by Donald Miner ..... .... 4 9 Activities ................. .... 5 0 Underclassmen ..... .... 66 Awards ........ .... 7 0 Advertising ,... .... 7 1 xiii: c 1+ ' 2 4 ,rn xiii' ,QI M' 1, 1 .W .. 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' I ,.,w- ' I . Y 5, N A ill ? ' Y ' Y :4 jhji,-lv: 'dx f 5'a'31? w1 f ' '. -.'.' ,, ' 'Xjq--...,gy v,,.- ' F jx. if K 1 1, w 'N .' 1 . F 1 VNV wg: f V W., am X 5,3 ,i g 'E 'x X S 5 N: 3 Af 3 W-x if'J ' QM., , -wg n. f?if3zL.w'iff' f 3 -5.11 w,f'!2 Q, f 'F X L wg: -944 31' ., f if 4 'J7ff,' 4, v .3i'. lI ,gh -xl! '5m'f?.'4 fd' , as 7. gf'91 ' f l P- .',,M1'1',' f -' - w Q X l , 'V W' E f W E Y tv f 4 ea w e f 's if 9' We ' ' 1, 2'3fF 5 . ' Q-E - ? i :',.1 'fi : f3 '?'i3'f'm .4 - ' viiif , B .Qijwy A, 29 ' if f-LFE f, 3, , 2 L ug A X 'A 4 - ,e 3 s f S .X , gi gggw ,X I E ,E 13, if 3 CLASS MOTTO l Knowledge DEDICATIO The class of 1959 dedicates this year- book to Mr. Robert Hughes and Mr. Ray Durdaniidappreciation of their excellent efforts in improving the Meteor. SCI-IOCL BOARD MRS. MARJQRIE GILBERT Term Expired April 1 st, 1959 MR. ARTHUR TOLL Superintendent of Schools MR. ROBERT MURPHY MR. Louis RANCOURT 1 Chairman MR. WARD DUBE Secretary Appointed April 1 st, 1959 XXXGHS face :RAS 725 NEW XXV' ADMINISTRATION LAVVRENCE DVVYER Prinfipal ARTHUR TOLL Superintcmlfnt of Schools RICHARD BRADLEY Assistzlrzt Prinripal EDVVARD OLESON IUac'hi111' Shop ROBERT VVAUGH Frenrh, Latin BETTY HAZZARD Secretary, Junior High JOHN GRAVES Allljil' Suprrfvisor EDNA PROWVELL School Nursr ALMA POWVERS Bookkeeping ROBERT HUGHES Art ROLAND COLLINS ,-lllrmlarlrz' Offirrr lilfRN.'XRD STEAD liuyy' Pllyfifal Ifduratirm llfi-l'f'I' Training VIRGINIA MOFFETT ,'lVIH'I'il'l1!1 llistnry jlC.'XNlC'l 1'IZ RUNINEY l:'ngIi.vh KA'I'lIlZLlNI2 PISHON Dlathrrnafirs ,Nil af Jw Eg: , .Sm A S4 W r ,,,4,Q,ig4,,, ' ' x H g Nw Had A GMX RUSAIDINA BROOKS llixtury, ifflgflisfz RAYMOND KNIQICLAND Cnnlfmflorrzry l'mlflfr:1.v SIQLMA SMITII llu m 1' lfmlm nzifpv RAY DURDAN Prinfiny JULIA REYNOLDS Rrlnfdirll Rrmlilly Jllrlflz BLANCHIC CUNNINGILXM Illaih GRACE ,IOIINSTON ,-1u'1ni11iJtraIiu11 Srvrrlary HER'l'lI.X BUCKLEY Ifnylislz CLARK DUSTIN Sofia! Sludiv: Math lll'1Rl5liR'l' REDFERN Gr'm'ral Srirlzrz- DUROTIIY RUMNEY English PERRY DAWLEY Offire Pradifc ROBERT WATERS Civic: MARY FOSTER Home Economic: RICHARD WVAGNER Biology, Chemistry ALICE CROSS -Idminislralion Sefretary C HARLEN E FERREN Typawriling IBER HOLMES Cafeteria lmRo'1'llx' lilLlSICR'I' Sfllifll' Iliylz SI'II'I'f!lI'j' RICIIARIT Pl N lE'l I'lC ululn XlIr'ff11111f1'.f -IUSICPII RICHARDSON llluxiv ICVICRIYIVI' BLAKE l4'0fulfu'f1rle 'ma NIARY FINNIQGAN Enylisll JO HN CALLA HAN Bzolngy, Pllysirs A N N M O F If ETT Lillrary SCHGGL PER GNNEL TEH CIIERS Ames, Mervin L. Mathematics Blake, Everett G. VVoodshop Bradley, Richard J. Physical Education Brooks, Rosadina History, English Buckley, Bertha E. English Callahan, John Physics, Biology Cunningham, Blanche J. Mathematics Dawley, Perry G. Secretarial Durdan, Ray C. Printing Dustin, Clarke P, Social Studies Ferren, Charlene ll. Typewriting Finnegan, Mary E. English Foster, Mary Home Economics Brown School Cafeteria Graves, John R. Music Supervisor Holmes, lber llome Economics llugltcs, Robert T, Art Keenan, Alma A. English Knc-clanrl, Raymond Contemporary Problems I.t-Clair, Richard E. Psychology, Sociology, llistory of Civilization Guidance McKelvey, Mabel M. Physical Education Moffett, Ann E, Library Moffett, Virginia H. United States History Morton, Edward C. Mechanical Drawing Uleson, Edward C. Machine Shop Pinette, Richard E. Auto Mechanics Pishon, Kathleen Mathematics Powers, Alma L. Bookkeeping Redfern, Herbert J. General Science Reynolds, Julia Remedial Reading, Mathematics Richardson, Joseph Music Rumney, Dorothy English Rumney, Jeanette English Smiith, Selma K. Home Economics Stead, Bernard L. Physical Education Driver Education Wagner, Richard D. Chemistry, Biology VVaters, Robert C. Civics NVa ugh, Robert M. Latin, French ADMINISTRA TION Arthur E. Toll Superintendent of Schools Lawrence YV. Dwyer Principal, Berlin, High School Richard J, Bradley Administrative Assistant Grace Johnston Secretary, Superintendent's Ofiice Alice Cross Secretarial Assistant Roland J. Collins Attendance Ofhcer Edna Prowell School Nurse Dorothy Gilbert Secretary, Senior High School Elizabeth Hazzard Secretary, Junior High School Iber Holmes Directress, School Cafeteria Harvey Strout Maintenance Engineer JANITORS Corcoran, Chester Daley, Joseph Hawkins, Gordon johnson, Raymond Vachon, Albert Vachon, Armand Groleau, Paul -- School Busses Principals Message I extend my congratulations to everyone who has worked on the 1959 Meteor. This truly represents a pioneer effort. The publication could not have been possible without resourcefulness and hard Work upon the part of students and faculty advisors. This enterprise represents a challenge which has been met successfully. It also reveals a lesson by showing that ideas can become realities through hard work. The book will give pleasure to many people now and will provide pleasant memories for the years ahead. This is a job Well done. My best Wishes for a future of accomplishment and happiness go out to all members of the graduating class. Prcsiclcnfs Message We, the class of 1959, will soon be taking the first really important step of our lives, that of graduation from High School. To many it will mean the end of formal education, while to others it will signify the beginning of advanced learning in colleges and universities. Regardless of our future plans, it would be well for all of us to realize that within a few short years, the responsibility of maintaining our free society will rest upon the shoulders of our generation. Only by facing up to this responsibility and continually working to improve our minds, will we be capable of existing as a free people in the unsettled world of today. James Eadie I 5 .rl 1 F 5 ,lf K., , e ,xl 1 V, . 1' 5 5 5 5 X 25 I, 3 Q My AYYQ QM'-. Q65 Q 35 'AGHSC9 rf 5.2 55 9. f New xx-W DOREEN CHARLOTTE ALLEN DANIEL BERNIER DONALD ANDERSON WALTER BERONEY LORRAINE ARSENAULT LOUISE BERTHIAUME GERARD BELLIVEAU WILFRED BIGL MARLENE BERGOUIST DONALD BILODEAU 24 BEVERLY NSSON EDWARD BLAKE GARY BOIRE WILLIAM BURNS JAMES CALAMAN SUSAN CARBONNEAU ANN CARTER ROBERT CATELLO DENIS CHABOT RENE CHABOT 25 V FANICE CLOUGH SEORGE CLOUTIER ROBERT DALPHONSE IIAURICE DELISLE FOSEPH DEROSIER ROBERTA DONAHUE RICHARD DUBOIS RICHARD DUCHESNE WALTER DWYER JAMES EADIE 26 NORMAN EAMES BLAINE FARRAR ARTHUR FENNESSEY MARY FINNSON ROBERT FRECHETTE FEW. ,..., . .. ,.,. , . , . PHYLLIS GAGNE ROBERT GALLANT RICHARD GILBERT PATRICIA GILLINGHAM NANCY GODDARD 27 . ..., . ..,, , ...... .... - W, 4423, DORIS GROVER REGINALD GROVER RONNEY GROVER BEVERLY HALVORSON ROBERT HAMLIN , ' , T Q 5 4 E , D - kikk i QSQQQE Ei i , DAVID HANSEN ROMONA HART GAIL HAWKINS JANICE HAWKINS RUTH HAWKINS 28 JAMES HOLROYD MAURICE LAVERTUE, JR KENNETH JUDSON ROBERT LAVOIE JON LABRECOUE WAYNE LEDGER BEVERLY LAFLAMME DENIS LIZOTTE DONALD LAMONTAGNE MARY MANN 29 STEVEN MAROIS PATRlClA'MCGlLLEN DONALD MCKAY, JR. EDGAR MELANSON SHIRLEY MEMOLO DONALD MINER MARGARET MOORE LINDA MORIN NANCY MORTENSEN ELLA MULLINS 30 Q: Sa' T hu. ff' 79 f 4 fvfw QW FREDERICK MURPHY ROSALIE NELSON CECILE NOLAN EDGAR OLIVER JONE ONOFRIO CHERYL PALMER 31 PRISCILLA RENAUD MARY WILSON TONDREAU GENE SERAFIN RICHARD TONDREAU CHESTER THOMPSON PATRICIA VACHON RALPH THURSTON JUDY VAILLANCOURT ARTHUR TOLL HELEN VALLIERE 32 Y :'5'5' ou rr' 7U f 4 fvfw NF if rn: 5? 33 LAWRENCE VAUTOUR MARGUERITE VERRATTI LILLIAN WAUGH LUCILLE WAUGH GEORGE WILLIAMS CAROL WOODWARD ALLEN, DOREEN CHARLOTTE Connsos Paicmanroar Activities Assemblies 31 Driver Training 35 Decorating Committees 35 Jun- ior Play Usher 35 Red Cross Collector 1, 25 Class Secretary at St Pu..'s High 1: Senior Play Scenery 4. ANDERSON, DONALD WILLIAM GENERAL Activities Ski Team 1, 2, 3, Manager 4. ARSENAULT, LORRAINE M. Couuzaoun Activitiu General Fund Collector 15 Driver Training 85 Junior Play 85 Nation- al Thospians 3, 45 On the Job Training 4g Dramatic Club 1. BELLIVEAU. GERARD ARTHUR Connaom Pnsimnuroav Activities Senior Play 45 Junior Play 3: Masque and Gavel 3, 4: Class Tresurer 45 Football 2, 35 Dec- orating Committees 35 Baseball 2, 45 National Honor Society 45 Key Club 3, 45 National Thespians 4: Boys' State 35 Celectedl National Athletic Scholarship Society 8, 45 Audio-Visual 1, 2, 8, 4. BERQUIST, MARLENE LOIS COMMERCIAL Activitiu , Junior Play Usher 35 Senior Pla Makeup 4: National I-1onor Society 45 On the Job Training 45 Cafeteria 8. BERNIER, DANIEL A. MECHANIC ARTS Activities Driver Training 3g Senior Play 45 Senior Play Properties 45 Sen- ior Play Scenery 45 Doorman for Junior Play 8. BERONEY, WALTER MECHAMC Aus BERTHIAUME, LOUISE ANNE Coummaoun Activities Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 General Fund Collector 2, 3, 45 Driver Training 3: Senior Play 45 Junior Play 8: Decorating Committees 3, 45 Tatler Staff 2, 3, 45 National Thespians 3, 45 Masque and Gavel 8, 4: Quill and Scroll 45 Chorus 1, 2, 8, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Scenery 35 Senior Play Soanery 4: Usher for Class Day and Graduation B5 Girls' State 35 Pops Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 North Country Music Festival 23 Ex- Change Concert 4: Tabulating Com- mittee for Ski Carnival 4: Adver- tising Staff 2, 8, 4. BIGL, WILFRED THOMAS GENERAL Activities Assemblies 15 Driver Training 35 Senior Play 45 Senior Play Properties 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Advertising Stat! 2, 3, 45 Audio- Visual 2, B. BILODEAU, DONALD Oonnsos Pnsmanroav Activities I Senior Play 4: National Thespmns 4: Senior Play Scenery 4: Drama- tic Club 4. BERLI HIGH SCI-IOCDL CLASS OF 1959 BISSON, BEVERLY ANN COLLEGE Pasmnaroav Activities Assemblies 1, 2, 8, 45 Driver Training 35 Senior Play 45 Junior Play 35 Decorating Committees 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Collector 35 Junior Play Publicity 35 Red Cross Collector 25 National Thespians 3, 45 Masque and Gavel 3, 45 Student Council 15 Class Secretary 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Scenery 35 Senior Play Scenery 4: Cheer- leading Booth 15 Ski Carnival - Activities 2, 3, 4: Usher for Grad- uation and Class Day 35 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 43 Board of Directors for Dramatic Club 45 All - State Chorus 35 Miss Cheerleader Con- test 35 Pops Concert 1, 2, 3, 4: Nort-h Country Music Festival 35 Exchange Concert 45 Flow-er Girl for Graduation 35 Junior Prom Queen 3. BLAKE, EDWARD HARVEY GENERAL Assemblies 3: Ski Team Mana- ger 25 Ski Team 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 35 Cafeteria 1: Pops Concert 1,2, 35 Doorman for Senior Play 45 Audio Visual 1. BOIRE, GARY LEO CULLEGE PREPARATORY Activities Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Junior Play 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Tatler Staff 45 Key Club 2, 3, 42 National Thespians 45 Masque and Gavel 3, 45 Class Vice - Pres- id-ent 15 Senior Play Publicity 45 Dramatic Club 4: Boys' State 35 National Athletic Scholarship So- ciety 3, 45 Harvard Book Award 3. BURNS, VVILLIAM ROBERT GENERAL Activities Assemblies 4. CALAMAN, JAMES COMMERCIAL. Activities Senior Play 4. CARBONNEAU, SUSAN CAROL GENERAL Activities Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Driver Training 3: Basketball 25 Decorat- ing Committees 1, 2, 3, 4L Junior Play Usher 3: Senior Play Make- up 4: Senior Play Properties 4: Junior Play Publicity 3: Red Cross Collector 1, 25 National Thespians 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 15 Usher for Class Day and Graduation 35 Scriptholder for Senior Play 45 Dramatic Club 15 Sound effects for Senior Play: Pops, Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 Ticket Collector for Senior Play 45 Hous- ing Committee for Ski Carnival: Exchange Concert 45 North Country Music Festival 2: School Exposition Majorette 1. ANN, LUCY CARTER COMMERCIAL Activities Assemblies 1, 35 Driver Training 35 Decorating Committees 3, 41 S-enior Play Makeup 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Junior Play Publicity 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: On the Joh Training 45 Junior Play Makeup 35 Ski Carnival Can- didate 2: Usher for Class Day 33 Usher for Graduation 3: Tabulat- ing Committee for Ski Carnival 4. CATELLO, ROBERT COLLEGE PREPARATCRY Activities Assemblies 1, 2, 35 Decorating Committees 1, 35 Band 1, 2: School Exposition 15 All-State Band 15 Pops Concert 1, 25 North Country Music Festival 1. CHABOT, DENIS ALPHONSE IWIECHANIC ARTS Activities Junior Play 1,25 Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 1, 3, 4. CHABOT, RENE JOSEPH MECHANIC Aivrs Activities Junior Play 1, 2: Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3. CLOUGH, JANICE ANNE GENERAL Activities Driver Training 3. CLOUTIER, GEORGE MECHANIC Aars DALPHONSE, ROBERT MECHANIC Anrs DELISLE, MAURICE COMMERCIAL DEROSIER, JOSEPH WILLIAM GENERAL Activities Assemblies 4: Driver Training 35 National Thespians 45 Publicity for Senior Play 4: Dramatic Club 4: Chorus 35 Pops Concert 35 Doorman for Senior Play. DONAHUE, ROBERTA MARY GENERAL Activities Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Driver Training 35 Decorating Committees 3, 45 Senior Play Makeup 4: Tatler Staff 3, 45 Meteor Staff 35 Masque and Gavel 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Scenery 4: Usher for Class Day 35 Usher for Graduation 35 Usher for Exchange Concert 45 Faculty Secretary 3, 4: Scripthold- cr for Junior Play 35 Pops Concert 1, 2, 3, 4: Assistant Librarian 3, 4: Usher for Civic Concerts 1, 35 North Country Music Festival 2. DUBOIS, RICHARD MECHANIC ARTS Activities Doorman for Junior Play 3: Doorman for Senior Play 4. DUCHESNE, RICHARD MECHANIC ARTS DWYER, VVALTER JAMES III COLLEGE PREPARATCRY Activities Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Football 2: Baseball 1: Nation- al Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Advertising Stat? 2, 3,4. EADIE, JAMES CAMERON COLLEGE PREPARATORY Activities Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 15 Decorating Committee 35 Hoc-key 2: Junior Play Properties 45 Key Club 2, 35 President 45 Band 1, 23 National Thespians 3, 45 Masque and Gavel 3, 45 Advertising Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 45 Junior Play Scenery 35 Senior Play Scenery 45 All-State Chorus 4: Model UN 35 Sound Effects for Junior Play 35 Sound Effects for Senior Play 45 Pops Concert 1, 2, 45 Stage Manager nnd Co-Producer for Senior Play 45 Stage Manager for Junior Play 35 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Presi- dent 4. EAMES, NORMAN MECHANIC Aars FARRAR, BLAINE OWEN MECHANIC Anrs Activities Driver Training 25 Doorman for Senior Play 4. FENNESSEY, ARTHUR COLLEGE PREPARATORY Activities Assemblies 1, 25 Senior Play 45 Junior Play 35 Junior Play Usher 35 National Thespians 45 Chorus 1: Pops Concert 1. FINNSON, MARY GENEVIEVE GENERAL Activities Assemblies 1, 35 Driver Train- ing 35 Decorating Committees 33 National Thespians 45 Quill and Scroll Advertising Staff 2, 8, 45 Chorus 1, 43 Senior Play Scenery 45 Ski Carnival Activities 1, 2, 3, 45 Usher for Class Day and Grad- uation 35 Scriptholder for Senior Paly 45 Sound affects for Senior Play 4: Sound Affects for Senior Play 45 Pops Concert 1, 45 Ex- change Concert 4. FRECI-IE'I'I'E, ROBERT MECHANIC ARTS GAGNE, PHYLLIS CARLENE COMMERCIAL Activities Assemblies 1, 2, 35 General Fund Collector 35 Driver Training 35 Senior Play 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey 11, 41 Decorating Committees 35 Junior Play Collector 35 Red Cross Collector 45 National Thespians 42 Chorus 1, 2, Junior Plm' Scenery 33 Senior Play Scenery 4: Junior Play Makeup 35 Coronation Commit-tee 1, 2, 3, 45 Usher for Class Day and G-raduation 35 Cafeteria 3, 4: Dramt-in Club 2: Pops Concert 1, 25 Basketball Co- Capt-ain 4. l GALLANT, ROPERT LOUIS CoI.I.l-mn PREPARATORY Activities Assemblies 35 Decorating Com- mittees 3: National Honor Society 3, 45 Basketball Manager 1. GILBERT, RICHARD BARRY Common PREPARATORY Activities Assemblies 1. 2, 3: Senior Plav 45 Junior Play 35 Basketball 15 Decorating Committees 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2 : Junior Play Properties 35 Senior Play Properties 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Band 15 National '1'lL9SDi1HlS 4: Masque and Gavel 3, 45 Senior Play Scenery 4: Ski Care nival Activities 2, 3, 45 Pops Con. cert 1. GILLINGHAM, PATRICIA MAE COMMEECIAL Activities Assemblies 33 General Fund Collector 23 Driver Training 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey 2, 3, 43 Dec- orating Committees 33 Senior Play Makeup 43 On the Job Training 43 Junior Play Makeup 33 Ski Carni- val Queeu Candidate 43 Cafeteria 2, 3, 4. GODDARD, NANCY COMMERCIAL Activities Assemblies 1, 2, 33 Driver Train- ing 3: Junior Play 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 43 Deco- rating Committees 3: Reporter Staff 1, 23 Chorus 1, 23 Faculty Secretary 43 Cafeteria 3. GROVER, DORIS MAY COLLEGE PREPARATORY Activities Driver Training 33 Basketball 1, 23 Class Treasurer 2, GROVER, REGINALD MECHANIC Aars GROVER, RONNEY ALTON MECHANIC Anfrs Activities Baseball 3, 43 National Honor Society 4: Masque and Gavel 3, 43 Class Vice-President 43 HALVORSON, BEVERLY COMMERCIAL Activities Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 General Fund Collector 13 Driver Training 43 Senior Play 43 Decorating Com- mittees 33 Senior Play Makeup 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Senior Play Properties 4 3 Tatler Staff 43 Meteor Staff 3: National Thespians 4, Class Secretary - Treasurer 13 Chorus 1, 43 Senior Play Scenery 43 On the Job Train- ing 43 Ski Carnival Queen Can- didate 33 Ski Carnival Activities 1, 2, 3, 43 Cafeteria 3, 43 Scriptholder for Senior Play 4: Dramatic Club 13 Pops Concert 1, 43 Exchange Concert 43 Jamboree Committee 43 Masque and Gavel 4: Majorette 1. HAMLIN, ROBERT JAMES COLLEGE PBEPABATORY Activities Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Co - Cap- tain of Football 43 Decorating Committees 1, 23 Baseball 1, 3: Key Club 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2:-Red Cross Collector 3, 42NBt10HE1 Thespians 3, 43 Class Vice-Presb dent 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Semor Play Scenery 43 All-State Chorus 43 National Athletic Scholarship Society 2, 8, 43 Pops Concert 1. 2. 3, 43 North Country Music Festival 2: Exchange Concert 43 One-Act Play Tournament 2. HANSEN, DAVID MECHANIC Aims HART, RAMONA MAUDE GENEEAL Senior Play Usher 4. HAWKINS, GAIL ANN Common Panrsasroav Activities Assemblies, 1, 3, 43 General Fund Collector 13 Senior Play 43 Field Hockey 3: Decorating Commit- tee 33 Junior Play Properties 33 Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tatler Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Meteor Staff 13 Reporter Staff 1, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 43 Junior Play Publicity 33 Band 13 National Thespians 43 Masque and Gavel 4: Quill and Scroll 4: De- bate Club 23 Junior Play Scenery 33 Senior Play Scenery 3, 43 Usher for Exchange Concert 4: Publicity for Senior Play 4: Pops Concert 1, 43 Exchange Concert 4: Noviw Debate Tournament 1. HAWKINS, JANICE SUE -. COLLEGE PEEPAEATOEY Activities Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Driver Training 33 Senior Play 43 Decorat- ing Committees 33 National Honor Society 3, 4: Tatler Staff 2, 3, Ed.it-or-in-chief 4: Meteor Stat! 1, 2, 4, Editor-in-chief 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: National Thespians 43 Masque and Gavel 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Class Treasurer 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Scenery 33 Senior Play Scenery 4: Ski Carnival Activ- ities 1, 2, 33 Publicity for Ex- change Concert 4: All-State Orches- tra 4: Citizenship Award 13 Pops Concert 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Director for Junior Play 3. HAWKINS, RUTH EMILY GENERAL HOLROYD, JAMES COMMERCIAL Activities Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Junior Play 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2: Senior Play Proper- ties 4: Key Club 3, 43 National Thespians 4-3 Quill and Scroll 43 Advertising 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Junior Play Scenery 33 Senior Play Scenery 4: Pops Concert 4. JUDSON, KENNETH SIDNEY COMMERCIAL Activities Assemblies 3: General Fund Col- lector 3: Junior Play Collector 3: National Honor Society 3, 43 Reporter Advertising Staff 2, 3, 4: Masque and Gavel 3, 4: Quill and Scroll Advertising 43 On the Job Training 43 Bank Worker 2, 3, 43 Advertising Stai 2, 3, 4. LABRECQUE, JON NLECHANIC Aars LAFLAMME, BEVERLY GENERAL Activities Assemblies 43 Senior Play 4: Basketball 1, 23 Senior Play Usher 4: Chorus 1, 4: Dramatic Club 4. LAMONTAGNE, DONALD MECHANIC ARTS LAVERTUE, MAURICE GENERAL Activities General Fund Collector 43 Jun- ior Play Collector 3. LAVOIE, ROBERT EDWARD MECHANIC Aars Activities Ski Carnival Activities 3, 4: Ground Observers 3, 4. LEDGER, WAYNE GERALD COMMERCIAL Activities Driver Training 33 Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 4: Junior Play Publicity 33 Senior Play Scenery 43 Basketball Man- ager 1. LIZCVITE, DENIS MECHANIC ARTS MANN, MARY LOUISE COMMERCIAL Activities Basketball 1, 2: Softball 1, 2: Field Hockey 2, 33 Decorating Committees 33 Chorus 13 Senior Play Scenery 4, Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play Collector 33 Pops Concert 1. MAROIS, STEVEN MECHANIC ARTS Activities Ski Carnival Activities 3, 4. McGILLEN, PATRICIA ANN COMMERCIAL Activities D-ecorating Committees 3, 4: Junior Play Usher 3: Usher for Graduation 33 Usher for Class Day 33 Faculty Secretary 4. McKAY JR., DONALD F. GENERAL Activities Football 43 Senior Play Door- man 4: Junior Play Doorman 33 Hockey Manager 43 National Ath- letic Scholarship Award43 lst Place N. H. Industrial Arts Fair 33 3rd Place National Ford Award. MELANSON, EDGAR COLLEGE PREPAEATOEY Activities Assemblies 33 General Fund Collector 23 Senior Play 4: Junior Play 33 Decorating Committees 3: Baseball 13 Key Club 43 National Thespians 4: Student Council 43 ghorus 4: Ski Carnival Activities MEMOLO, ANNE SHIRLEY GENERAL Activities Assemblies 1, 3, .43 General Fund Collector 4: Decorating Committees 33 Junior Play Usher 33 Senior P19-Y Makeup 43 National Honor Society 4: Tatler Staff 3, 4: Junior Play Publicity 33 National Thes- pians 4: Chorus 1, 3, 43 U her for Graduation 2: Usher for Class Day 3: Sciptholder for Senior Play 4: Dramatic Club 2: Sound Effects for Senior Play 43 Pops Concert 1, 3, 4' Exchange Concert 4. MINER, DONALD SILAS COLLEGE PEEPAEATORY Activities Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 4: Junior Play 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, Captain 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Tatler Staif 43 Key Club 2, 3, Secretary 43 Band 1: National Thespians 3, 43 Masque and Gavel 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: All-State Chorus 4: Senior Play Scenery 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Pops Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. MOORE, MARGARET GENERAL Activities Driver Training 43 Basketball 23 Junior Play Usher 33 Sen-ior Play Usher 43 National Honor So- ciety 43 Masque and Gavel 3, 43 Usher for Graduation 33 Cafeteria 1, 2. MORIN, LINDA COMMERCIAL .-lctivities Driver Training 33 Decorating Committees 3, 43 Junior Play Usher 33 Usher for Class Day and Graduation 8. MORTENSO N, NANCYANNE GENERAL Activities UJunior Play Usher 33 Senior Play sher 4. MULLINS, ELLA MAE COMMERCIAL Activities Assemblies l, 2, 33 Driver Train- ing 43 Senior Play 43 Junior Play 33 National Honor Society 43 Tatler Staff 2, 3: Band 2, 3: Masque and Gavel 33 Chorus 1, 23 Pops Con- cert 1, 2. MURPHY, FREDERICK MECHANIC ARTS Activities Basketball 1, 2, 4: Baseball 13 Senior Play Properties 43 Ski Car- nival Housing Committee 43 Senior Play Scenery 4. NELSON, ROSALIE ELIZABETH GENERAL Activities Assemblies 33 Softball 23 Jun- ior Play Usher 33 Senior Play Usher 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Ski Carnival Activities 2, 3, 4,3 Pub- lic-ity for Exchange Concert 43 Dramatic Club 23 Pops Concert 1, 2, 3, 43 NOLAN, CECILE COMMERCIAL Activities Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Driver Training 23 Chief Collector for.Sen- ior Play 43Decorating Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play Collector 3. 43 Junior Play Usher 33 Meteor Business Staff 2, 33 Junior Play Publicity 83 National ThB8Di8!lS.41 Quill and Scroll 43 Advertising Staff 2, 8, 43 Chorus 13 Junior Play Scenery 83 Basketball Man- ager 1, 23 On the Job Training 43 Publicity for Graduation 33 Dra- matic Club 13 Faculty Secretary 43 Pops Concert 1. OLIVER., EDGAR NORMAN MECHANIC ARTS Driver Training 33 Senior Play 43 Hockey 23 Baseball 1, 2, 4. ONOFRIO, JONE GENERAL Activities Softball 33Junior Play Usher33 Usher for Class Day and Grad- uation 3. PALMER, CHERYL LYNNE COMMERCIAL Activities Assemblies 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Softball 23 Decorating Com- mittee 33 Senior Play Usher 43 Senior Play Flower Girl 43 Chorus 2, 3: Ski Carnival - Activities 43 Dramatic Club 23 Pops Concert 2, 33 Usher for Class Day and Graduation 3. RENAUD. PRISCILLA JEAN COMMERCIAL Activities Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Driver Training 33 Senior Play 43 Decorating Committee 3, 43 Meteor Staff 32 National Thespi- 3115 3, 4: Masque and Gavel 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Secretary of Student Council 3, Vice-President 43 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3,Capta3n4: Jfwwr Play Scenery ag ski oar- mval Activities 4: Scriptholder for Junlor Play 33 Dramatic Club 2, 43 .All-State Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Natlon 33 Pops Concert 1, 2, 8, 4, SERAFIN. GENE THOMAS MECHANIC Anrs Activities ,Assemblies 1: Decorating Com- mittees 4. TIIOMPSON, CHESTER MECHANIC Anxrs Activities Driver Training 43 Basketball Q? l Senior Play Properties 43 Senior Play Scenery 43 Sound ef- fects for Senior Play 4, TIIURSTON, RALPH MECHANIC Anrs TOLL, ARTHUR DENNIS COLPEGE PBEPABATOBY Activities I Assemblies 3: Driver Training 3 3 Semol' Play 4: Junior Play 83 Football 13 Basketball 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Met-001' S1585 3: National Thespians 4: Masque and Gavel 3, 43 Nation. al.AthJet1c Scholarship Society 43 Bwlvsy Club 2, else Club 1, 2, French Club 23 Advanced Studies Program at St.Pauls School 33 Hilltop Echo Stad 1 2. 'l'UNlIKI'I,tI', MARY XIIIISKIN l'UMMl'lKl'IAI. A4'li1'ili1'.s .tsavinlwlioa 223 tin-uv-ral I untl t'oI- li-vlor 23 IPrix'l-r 'l'rain1ng 123 Soft- lnall I3 IM-4'oruIiil1.f t'olulnilli-or 213 Junior Play ISIN-r 23 l'rvm t'lult I3 'Patlvr hlaft' 2, CI3 XII-ti-or Staff ll: Iianll I, 22 Nlasqlle- anll llavi-l IL, -13 Swiw-t:1r'y'I'i'l-auwli1'vi'113 t'horua I, 23 Ski t'arnix'al Quw-n I3,1ll Sttatm- Minis' I3 lklxvr for tlratlu- ation 23 l'shi-r for Vlaas Ilay 23 I'o3mt'ol1ri-rt l. 21 North t'ountry Music' I i':.tixaI 2: lllxvllanggr- t'on- vn-rt. 2. 'I'tlNIllll'LAl, IIIVIIAIIII I'lII.ItI-11115 I'l:laI'.tl:.x'l'ol:x' A1'lil'ili1'x AhSI'IllIIIi0'N I, 2, SI3 I ootInaII I3 Hawk:-tliall I3 In-vorating: t'olnlniIt,ov- I. 23 .lunior Play l'rop4-rtu-5 113 Iinsl-hall I3 Ilanrl I, 23 Masquv and tiaw-l 723 Studi-ut t'onnt'il ll Vhoruw I, 23 Ski t'arnix'al-avtixitivs I I, 43 Polm t'on1'o'l't I,L. 'l'l'lUtI'1tlN,.ItISl'1l'Il Ml1:1'll.tN141 ARTS Y.il'IIUN, I'A'I'Illt'I.t ANN iiI'2NIfIIL.KIi .I1'liI'ili1'x .hm-lnlrlil-5 I, 43 IJl'IY1'l''IIVIIIIIIIILI' SP3 I im-Id Ilovlwy NI:1na3.5vr 113 IIN'- ol lIIll' toninnttu I I,llNN fluh h3 Vhorus IL Ilranlatic' t'luh 2: Pops Uonwrt. I. Y.tIliIiANt'Hl'Ii'l', Jl'lPl'l'll ANN f'HMMI1lItl'I.XI. .ti-livilirx ASHPIIIIIIIIIS ZI3 IH'ivo-I''I't'aiuing 513 IIlFl'tll'ilitIIl2' t'olnlnittts-4-s 31, 43 .lun- ior Play llshc-r 213 Ilannl I3 Chorus I3 Junior Nay Sw-in-ry I, SI3 Si-nior Play Sai-m-ry I3 Ski Varni- xal Avttivitivs I, 2, 15, 42 Vsha-r for tirallunlion II3 Favulty Slwrvta- ry Il, 4: Pops Conn-rt, 1. YAItl.ll'1lil'I,lll'Il.Il1Nl'1 A. IAIITISIC t'ol.l.m:r: 1'lml',x1v.A'l'uIcY ,lf-tirilifx A:-tsl-inlnlivs I, 2. SI, 43 tin-ni-ral I un1I t'olIt-I-tor 23 llrivn-r 'Training 553 Svnior Play 43 Iiaski-thall fl: I ivltI Iloi-ki-y I3 .Iunior Play l'shor 153 S:-nior Play l'shi-r 43 Band I3 t'horus I,2,1I,-13 IM-lmtv Vluh 23 Iiaskvthall Managn-r 553 IYSIIVY' illl' So-nior Ilop 253 tlafn-to-rin 2, ill Ilrnlnativs 2,43 Pups Conv:-rtrt 1. LZ, Il, 43 Illxt-Iiangv Concerts 2, 11. Y.'tl I'Ul'R, IAWIEIGNCIQ t'ol,l.lc4u'1 l'ui-1l'.xI:.x'Voi:x' A 1-Iirilivx Si-nior Play 43 .Iunior Play 33 IM-4-orating fI4lllIIllIIit't'S II, -I3 .Iunior Play I'rop1-rtio-s II3 Ski 'III'2Illl I, 2, Il, 43 Iluncl I: National '1'hn-spians 43 Se-ntior Play S4-vm-ry 43 Pups Comm-rt 1. YI'lIiIlA'I l'l, MAIttil'EIil'1'l'I i'tIAIMI-2liC1.kl. .I1'fit'ili4w .Xt Iirrol School: .tnvlnlxliz-s 1, 23 Iiaskvtlvall 23 Softluall 1, 23 1100- oratiug: t'olnlnitte-va I, 23 Ulass I'l'Q'I4IlIt'lII. 1, Vita- - I'i't-siclvnt 23 Vhorua I, 23 Iiaskvthall Managrvr I3 SIxiI1I2II'll1YIlI .Xt-tivitit-s 1, 23 liraiuialura l. 22 Patlitixult-r Staff , 2. WALHI1, IIILLIAN JANE l'U1,liI'ltiI'1 1'1:r1l'Ai:.x'1'ouY .ivlirilirw .tam-inhliv-A I. 2, 12, .13 D1-wer 'l'rainin:: 43 Ilaako-thall I, 2, Il, 43 Hofthall 13 Fivlrl Iior-ks-y 2, 43 Ni-nior Play Mal-ct-up 43 National llonor Sovin-ty 25, 43 Hand 23 Na- tional '1'hi-spians 43 Vhorus 1, 2, il, 43 Junior Play Sl-vm-ry 153 Ss-nior Play Sv.:-ne-l'y ZF, 4: All Statt- Munir' I, ll, 4: Pom t'onc4-rt 1, 2, ii, 43 State' Oral I'4l'UIIl'II l'onte-st. Cl, 43 Brown Company limay Contest Wiuuvi' 12, -1. XYAl'till, I.l'lTll,Iil'1 IGIIIIICN 1'tll.l,I'ItII-1 I'lcm'M:,x'1'ol:x' Affiritirs Amwliilnlivx I, 2, il, 43 Ilrivs-r 'I'i'ainin1,-3 43 Hvnior Play 43 Junior Play CI3 Iiaskl-tlnall l, 2, Il, 43 Soft- lnall I: Field Ilorke-y 2, Zi, 43 Si-nb ior Play Mak.n-up 43 National llonor Soril-tp 21, 43 Hand 2g Na- tional Tlu-spians 43 Masque and Have-I 25, 4: t'horus I, 2, ll, 43 Junior Play Si-I-in-ry ZI3 St-nior Play S1-one-ry 43 .tll Stats- Musiv I, 11,43 Pops t'on1'vl't- I, 2, il, 43 Brown t'onupany Essay Conti-at Winnt-1' -13 'l'atll-1' Staff 4. WIIIIIIAMS, lillltllilllfl IIUXVAILIJ til-1Nlf11c.xl. Avfirilifw Assvinhlivs SI3 Ifootlmll 4: Iiaske-tl hull 2, II, 43 IM-4-oratini: CtbIlIllIiitt'l'N 133 Iiasa-hall 2, II, 43 National Schol- arsliip Soi-it-ty SI, 43 Ilaorinan for St-nioi' Play 4. XITIOITYVAIQID, UAIUIII lilllli fIUI.IiI-111111 I'lu:l-AR.x'l'u1u' .lrliritirls ASSt'IIlIlIIl'S 1, 2, SI, 43 Ilriyvr 'I'rain.ing' 213 St-uior Play 43 Junior Play 553 IIt't'0TIIitIlII1' Uoiuniittm- 15, 4: National llonor Society 43 'l'atlvr Staff 43 Band 1, 2, 123 National Tlu-spians 43 Masqut- and tlavl-I 2, C63 Chorus I, 2, II. 43 Junior Play Svc-lit-ry 43 I'sht-1' for Iixt-lmngv Conn-rtt 4: Pops t'om-wrt I, 2, il, 4: North Country Flusit- Fr-stival 13 Nl-wport Ex- change Concert 43 Masque and tiavt-I ll, 4: '1'Iin'spians Initiation Play 253 Brown Company Uonttfst NVinuer 2, 4. Class Honors First row, left to right: Ann Carter, Commer- cial, Lucille and Lillian Waugh, College Pre- paratory, Shirley Memolo, General. Second row, left to right: Ronnie Grover, Mechanic Arts, Robert Gallant, Highest Gener- al Scholarship. Class Officers EDGAR MELANSON JAMES EADIE Student Council President PRISCILLA RENAUD RONNIE GROVER Student Counril Vue President BEVERLY BISSON Secretary - Treasurer CLASS AVO RITE Snft Drink ..... Mcn's Cfvllt-gc NVOnrc'n's Cullcgv il.92ll'lll'l' , ,... ,........ Sport ........., Arnusclncnt ...... Unrnt-rlian .4... l'nrm-mlicnnc .... Autrunnbilc 'l'.V. Sllow ,..... Color ...... Subject ...... ikvlrvss Aunr ...... . Hangout ....... Ifllflll l'l'l .............. Candy Bar ..... Sung .,............,...., Rarlin Progranl Author .....,.. ffllkl' llrlrfllmlflfl l1iI'HI'.Yll'.l' .llr.1'. 13111 Hwy lgll.1'lfl'fl1IIll llaurirzgf Rn! Skrllwz lanillr Hull Iffml , 77 SIll1,YI'f Slriff , ..... Blur' lfuyflixlz Ilwlulfir Rfyflfflilx ., .... 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Qlliff GIRLS Lillian anal Lucille VVaugl1 Patricia McGillen Beverly Bissnn Judith Vaillancourt Susan Carbnnneau Beverly Halvorsnn Janice Hawkins Gail Hawkins Beverly Halvnrsun Janice Ilawkins Priscilla Renaud Lucille xxyilllgll Janice Hawkins Patricia Gillingham Carol Lee NV00rlwarrl Priscilla Renaud Ruth Hawkins Louise Berthiaume Marlene Berquist BOYS Robert Gallant Richard Gilbert Gary Boire Gene Seralin Richard Gilbert james Holroyd james liadie Gerard Belliveau james Iladie Robert Gallant Gary Boire Donald Miner Robert Catello Gary Boire Richard Gilbert Robert Hamlin Gerard Belliveau joseph DeRosier Gerard Belliveau KEY Mary Mann Donald Miner Wilfred Bigl Mary Finnson James Holroyd Patricia McGillen Richard Gilbert Lucille Waugh Lorene Waugh Lillian Waugh Gail Hawkins Nancy Mortcnson Rosalie Nelson Janice Hawkins Robert Catello Louise Berthiaume Cheryl Palmcr Richard Dubois Doreen Allen Beverly Lallamme Beverly Halverson Margaret Moore L L L R N 'I UL ll. ll ll I4. li IM I7 IK IM 20 ZL Zl 7. Y -. KEY Ilulm-nc Vzlllicrc liruwn School lst lirmlc iicnrgc YVillizlms Alux CHu1cr Roberta Dunnlxuc Maury lfinnsun Rnlwrt llzlmlin Priscilla: Rcnauml llnvhl llamwn Putty Ciillingghzml cvllflll IAM? Xvmwdwzlrnl Mary ,l'UlldI'C1llI Clary liuirc l':lt Vnchnn Hamlin-I licrnic-1' Lillliil Morin Doris CIHJYCI' Sue Carhonncau llrldic Ulivcl' N11ll'jIll1'l'iYC X'Cl'l'ZlI1i Phyllis Gugnc jurly vilill1lllC0llI'I Iicvcrly liissnn Iiclgzxr Melanson Cecile Nolan DUET FOR CATS LITHOGRAPHIC CRAYON DRAWING - Ayred Meveffy We the class of 1959 of the C1ty of Berlm 1n tl1e County of Coos and 1n the State of New Hampshlre belng of sound m1nd memory and understand1ng do make our last w1ll and testament 1n manner and form as follows Sh1rley Memolo leaves her home room seat to Sandy Plante Susan Carbonncau leaves her h1K9S to school to Peggy Albert Roberta Donahue leaves her he1ght to Patty Caouette Pr1sc1lla Renaud leaves her t1tle of Capta1n to Betty Sulhvan Beverly Bxsson leaves her Jun1or Prom Crown to any deservmg Jun1or g rl Mary Fmnson leaves Karen Mortensen her dr1v1ng l1cense J1m Eadle leaves to Edd1e Kenmson all the Key Club financ1al d1fficult1es Helen Valllere leaves Ann Connelly her place 1n Patty McG1llen and Peg Verrattl leave all the1r hectlc moments 1n Off1ce Pract1ce to Nancy Du quette Carol Corcoran Mlckey Keller Jean Ann Dumont and Cooleen Gh1r1nghell1 Carol Lee Woodward leaves her false fmgernalls to Nancy Bergeron and w1shes loads of luck Dor1s Grover leaves her good tunes to Loulse Aubln Judy Va1llancourt leaves Ellen Hansen as Presl deut of Pseudo Psycholog1st Assoc1at1on Dlck Tondreau leaves h1s good humor to Norm Malloy L1nda Santy 1S the fortunate Jun1or to TQCGIVG Mary Tondreau s clothes LOUISE Berth1aume leaves all the good t1mes 1n her Sen1or year to who else but Betty St Cla1r Guess who 1S 1n store for a new pony ta1l'7 Conn1e Laberge from Ramona Hart SS WILL Nancy Mortensen W1Sh6S to leave her earrmgs for plerced ears to Glorla Young Edgar Melanson leaves Ronme Ramsey w1th everythmg Bob Haml1n and J1m Holroyd leave the1r dut1es of co capta1ns to next year s tr1 captalns Dlck Farrmgton Mlke Sabbag and Ted LaVO19 Patty G1ll1ngham leaves all the fun she had on basketball tr1ps to Jean Shevlln and Beatr1ce Bernard The Cascade record hops are left to Dott1e Meron Carter Gerry Bell1veau leaves the Audlo Vlsual keys to Edmond Walsh W1lla Buckley 1S very lucky to recelve the Press Club keys from Jan1ce Hawk1ns Kenny Judson 1S w1ll1ng to let Carol Anderson open the school bank now L1ll1an VN augh leaves Carole Rmes the ab1l1ty to eat much faster on basketball tr1ps Gary Bo1re w1llcerta1nlywant to leave h1s record Walter Dwyer leaves h1s hlgh hopes to W1ll1am Leach Donald Anderson leaves h1S Skllng ab1l1ty to Vaughn Roy and Er1c Anderson Doreen Allen IS w1ll1ng to leave Janet Blanchette her ab1l1ty to keep out of mlschlef Larry Vautour says hell leave Denny h1s terr1f1c sk11ng ab1l1ty and h1S personal1ty of course Don Mlner leaves one of h1S dut1es as Captam of the hockey team to Bob Dandeneau Bob Haml1n also leaves h1S hospltal bed to any deservmg football player Luulle Waugh leaves all the essays for Peggy Hearn to Wflte Peg Moore leaves Dlana Stlles her waltress un1 form 1f she can use lt Rosahe Nelson leaves Mr Hughes peppermmts to Sharon Hughes and hopes she can get them out of h1s coat pocket 9 7 9 u . ' . . . . . . , , 7 I I . . the Orchid Room in Boston. of 39 points in that certain game to B.H.S. , , , . .. . . Cecile Nolan wills Carolyn Birt her Walking shoes for future advertising trips. Phyllis Gagne leaves Susan Stanley her ability to foul out of basketball games. Mary Mann leaves Raynette Fauteux all the good times in Mr. Kneeland's classes. Claire Rousseau and Carmen Lebel are left the gift of gab from Pat Vachon. Denny Toll leaves his ability to tell jokes to Leland Kenison. To Robert Dion goes Joe Derosier's dependabili' ty. J one Onofrio wills her quiet ways to Rose Dun- ham. After graduation Christina Hermanson will in- herit Linda Morin's height. Gail Hawkins wills her accumulated gossip to Carol LeVeille for her to defend. Patty Burlock inherits Ruth Hawkins, cheery smile. Louise Bald is fortunate to receive Lorraine Arsenault's shorthand ability. To Mary Louise Dion goes Janice Clough's quiet ways. Daniel Bernier leaves his ability to get along with Mrs. Buckley to Lloyd Cryans. William Burns, James Callaman, and Joe Turgeon leave the remaining veterans in tears. Maurice Lavertue and Donald McKay will their printing ability to James Kennison. Dell Young is receiving Wayne Ledger's bullet shot. Frederick Murphy leaves his height to Earl An- derson. Chet Thompson leaves best Wishes to Floyd Burlock and Richard Holland. Walter Beroney, Denis and Rene Chabot, George Cloutier, Norman Eames, Blaine Farrar, Denis Lizotte, Gene Serafin and Ray Wheeler leave their traveling days to Donald Bailey, George Blanchette, George Brady, Roger Eastman, Foley Westley and Douglas Vinyard. Bev Halvorson leaves to Martha Hickey her fickle Ways. David Hansen and Robert Lavoie are leaving their cars to Paul LaBranche and Norman Laberge. Wilfred Bigl may leave his terrific smile to Michael Beaudoin. Ronnie Grover seems to be leaving his tremen dous ways to Larry Arsenault and Gene Bartoli.- Don Bilodeau leaves his ability to play the guitar to Dick Watson. George Williams leaves his special corner in basketball to Allen Roy. Bogie Gilbert Wills Bette Arnesen to some well- deserving junior boy. Robert Gallant wills his honor of valedictorian to any deserving junior. Robert Catello leaves his great times to Ronnie Fecteau and Larry Arsenault and wishes the best of luck to them. Gary Boire leaves his No. 11 to any referee with two fingers. Nancy Goddard leaves her teasing and gab ses- sions in the girls' room, and hopes to be a teacher, to Lorraine Baillargeon. Cheryl Palmer leaves her good will to Leslie Olesen. Edgar Oliver wills his quiet ways to Leo Gaulin. Beverly Laflamme leaves her quiet but terrific ways to Janice Hamlin. Ralph Thurston Wills Stevie Seaborn his best wishes. Eddie Blake is willing to give Richard Lamarre a part of Berlin Mills if possible. Ronald Burgault is receiving Steve Marois' and Richard Dubois' ways of getting home. Robert Dalphonse leaves Cascade in the capable hands of Jim and Jack Dalphonse. John Myler and Richard Watson are receiving whatever Reg Grover leaves. Maurice Delisle wills his shyness to Roland Donovan and Gerry Adams. Richard Duchesne and Robert Frechette will their homework to Everett Rasys. Who would have thought that our own Wayne Ledger would be playing with theNew York Knicker- bockers? Ten long years have passed and an invi- tation has been extended to the entire class of 1959 to attend the annual Knickerbocker Ball. Everyone has arrived and our most successful party ever is in full swing. For entertainment we have Ella Mullins and Marlene Berquist, well known actresses who are now residing in Hollywood. To bring back old memories, Dr. Robert Catello has volunteered to render various solo selections on his jazzy trumpet. Assisting Wayne Ledger as host, is his most likeable manager Big Denny Toll. In talking to Denny we find that our former basketball players have taken various paths in life. Fred Murphy is now a general in the U. S. army. George Williams is sporting bell-bottom trousers in the Navy, and our record breaking young man Gary Boire, along with the able assistance of Beverly Bisson, have made their first million. Leading the Grand March are two capable and cers, Sue Carbonneau and Bogie Gilbert. Sue is now an instructor atadance studio, and Bois a suc- cessful aeronautical engineer. Next in line are Mr. and Mrs. Gene Serafin. Gene is an officer in the Coast Guard and his wife Judy is as happy as ever. Fol- lowing are Mary and Dick Tondreau, managers for branches of the Dupont Corporation. As our grand march comes to an end and our first dance of the evening begins, we notice Jone Onofrio and Ralph Thurston whose engagement took place in 1959. They have still set no date for the wedding. A well-known socialite is Doreen Allen, a former nurse, who is accompanied by the governor of New York. Her gown is designed by Carol Lee Woodward, who has completed a trip around the world. Doreen's hair was styled by Beverly Halvor- son, Hollywood's outstanding and talented beauty- expert. CLASS PRQPHECY Louise Berthiaume, who is now a social study teach- er, is accompanied by Bob Hamlin Whois still in need of a nurse, Doris Grover. We found that our Miss Preen had given up her job as nurse for good. Sitting in the dining room we find Donald Bilodeau who is a marine commissioner, Robert Frechette an engineer, Stevie Marois and David Hanson army officers, and John Lebrecque, Norman Eames, Richard Duchesne, Ronnie Grover, William Burns, and Walter Beroney now mechanics for the Chrysler Corporation, eating fried chicken in order to bring back memories of the Junior play party. Maurice Delisle is their most efficient waiter. Robert Gallant, who in the past was aeronautical engineer, is now doing rocket research for the gov- ernment. Cheryl Palmer is his efficient secretary. Bob tells us that Gerry Belliveau was the first fel- low to purchase a ticket for a trip to the moon. Jimmy Eadie and Larry Vautour are now co- owners of the Stowe, Vt. Ski area. Employed as their secretaries are Mary Mann and Cecile Nolan. Traveling from her home in Europe, we have Gail Hawkins who has established a rest home in Tongo for tired West Point cadets. Her exquisite hair is styled by Pat Vashon. Escorting Gail is Joseph W. DeRosier, a well-known business ad- ministrator for the Hazel Bishop Corporation. He has brought along his personal barber and his tai- lor, Richard Dubois and Jimmy Calaman. Denis Lizotte who is a driver in the Indiannapolis 500 race has, in his employ, two top-notched mechanics, Denis Chabot and Robert Dalphonse. One fellow who can never seem to catch up with Denis is Reggie Grover, who is always tailing along behind with his truck. The girls who insisted on Wearing their Air Force uniform rather than the traditional gown are Janice Clough and Lorraine Arsenault. They sure must love military life and its routine. They arrived at the party with Wilfred Bigl, a lieutenant-colonel in the Air Force. Our host has spotted an attractive looking couple, air-line hostess Ann Carter, and her escort Eddie Oliver, a pilot for American Airlines. Robert Lavoie and Danny Bernier are owners of a garage in Florida. Working under them as me- chanics are George Cloutier and Chet Thompson. A prominent librarian comes it view. She is Ro- berta Donahue, who traveled from Texas with Ro- salie Nelson and Marguerite Verratti, partners of a beauty salon. Roberta is discussing a new book on family living with Ramona Hart, Nancy Mortenson, Ruth Hawkins, Peggy Moore, and Blaine Farrar. Mary Finnson and Beverly Laflamme have received their R. N. degree in nursing. Traveling with them is the millionaire, Helene Valliere. Our Hollywood bachelor from the Senior Play, none other than Don Miner, has renounced fame and fortune to become the owner of New England's largest supermarket. He still sports a tan Caddie, Coming to the ball from the south we have Pat McGillen, that girl who started as a waitress and worked her Way to become owner of the famous resort in Florida, The Versailles. In talking to Pat We find that Eddie Blake and Donald Anderson, who have tired of skiing, are now vacationing at her resort, where they have taken up swimming, Pat also tells us that Rene Chabot, a well-known baseball player is in Florida for spring practice. Seen with Rene was Jim I-lalroyd, football coach for U. C. L. A. Menus for this fabulous party have been printed and given free of charge by the co-owners of a New York printing firm, none other than McKay and Lavertue, Incorporated. Don Lamontangue, who has gone into business with his father, arrived late. Better late than never, though. Wayne proved to be a most accommodating host, the ball was enjoyed by all, and everyone is looking forward to the year 1984, when we will hold our 25th class reunion. Walter Dwyer, who has become a prominent electrical engineer, is escorting Linda Morin, his secretary. We have in our midst nine teachers who, as in high school, are carrying on an intelligent discus- sion concerning our economic problems. They are Priscilla Renaud, Janice Hawkins, Shirley Memolo, Pat Gillingham, Sunny Gagne, Nancy Goddard, Kenneth Judson, Edgar Melanson, and Arthur Fennessey. Our inseparable Waugh twins still remain together. They are both serving the U. S. government in foreign service. S AGHSC3, Q x New HW CLASS HISTORY Freshmen In September, 1955, 103 enthusiastic Freshmen entered Berlin Junior High School. We soon at- tended to the business of electing our oflicers: James Eadie, president, Gary Boire, vice-president, Beverly Halvorson, secretary-treasurer, Beverly Bisson and Richard Tondreau, student council representatives. When winter carnival time arrived, we elected Mary Tondreau as our candidate. The class and she worked very hard and, as a result, we became the first freshmen class in the history of Berlin High to win the Carnival queen contest. Beverly Bisson did an excellent job of captain- ing the junior varsity cheering squad our fresh- man year. The other two freshmen members of the squad were Priscilla Renaud and Susan Car- bonneau. Twenty members of our class were in the chorus and fifteen members were in the band. Five students from our class represented us at All - State. We also had representatives on various sport teams, and the Reporter, Meteor, and Tatler staffs. Robert Hamlin, James Eadie, Richard Gilbert, Don- ald Miner, and Gary Boire were initiated into the Key Club. At the end of the year it was announced that Jan- ice Hawkins and David Goland were the recipients of the American Legion Citizenship Awards. We were certainly proud of them. Sophomores September, 1956, found us as students in senior high at last. We began the year by electing our class officers: James Eadie, president, David Goland, vice president, Mary Tondreau, secretary- treasurerg and Beverly Bisson, student council representative. We had representatives in every sports team, the cheering squad, the Reporter, the Meteor, and the Tatler staffs, the Dramatic Club, the Audio-Visual Club, the National Athletic Scholarship Society, and the band and chorus. Our candidate as Carnival queen this year was Ann Carter We were very proud of Carol Lee Woodward and Lillian Waugh when they both won prizes in the Brown Company Essay Contest. As our sophomore year ended, we looked forward to our last two years at Berlin High. Juniors After an enjoyable summer, we returned to begin a busy, and eventful junior year. For our class officers we elected James Eadie as president, Robert Hamlin Secretary, Janice Hawk- ins as treasurer, and Priscilla Renaud as student council representative. When Winter Carnival time rolled around, We selected Beverly Halvorson to represent our class, but as luck would have it, we were defeated by the freshmen. During the last of January we held tryouts for our Junior Play, Highly Seasoned, which was ably directed by Mr. Herbert Redfern. The parts were given to Beverly Bisson, Louise Berthiaume, Ella Mullins, Carol Lee Woodward, Lorraine Arsenault, Lucille Waugh, Gary Boire, David Goland, Gerard Belliveau, Arthur Toll, Donald Miner, and Richard Gilbert. After the play we all enjoyed a party held at Knotty Pine Steak House. Four members of our class were on the varsity cheerleading squad: Priscilla Renaud, Ann Carter, Louise Berthiaume, and Beverly Bisson, who was chosen to represent our school in the Miss Cheer- leader contest. Gary Boire was a member of the first string of our basketball team, which went to the tournament and came in second place in New Hampshire. Our representatives to Boys' State were Gary Boire and Gerard Belliveau. President James Eadie went to the Model United Nations. Louise Berthiaume, and Priscilla Renaud represented us at Girls' State. At Girls' State Priscilla was chosen as one of the two Miss New Hampshire del- egates to attend Girls' Nation in Washington D. C. Kenneth Judson, one of our industrious students, helped Miss Powers in the school bank. In April Janice Hawkins, Lillian and Lucille Waugh, Beverly Bisson, and Priscilla Renaud attended the All-State Music Festival. As May drew nearer, we began to think about a Junior Prom. The gym took on a very different and lovely air under our theme, The Birds and the Bees. Beverly Bisson was crowned Junior Prom Queen, and we all agreed that she deserved it. Our junior year came to an end, as we put on the Senior Assembly under the direction of Miss Ann Moffett. Janice Hawkins completed the Year- book and we all realized that we were to be on the top now. Seniors Finally we were seniors, the busy, important, dignified members of the student body! Robert Hamlin and James Holroyd were co-cap tains of the football team, while Donald Miner was our hockey team captain. We had five members on the basketball team: Gary Boire - captain, Fred Murphy, George Williams, Wayne Ledger, and Arthur Toll. In November we presented our Senior Play, The Man Who Came to Dinner. Priscilla Renaud and Robert Hamlin headed our fine cast, which was un- der the excellent direction of Mrs. Finnegan. In girls' sports, the Waugh twins, Lillian and Lucille, were co-captains of the field hockey team. Phyllis Gagne and Patricia Gillingham were co-captains of the very successful basketball team. Patricia was also our candidate for the Win- ter Carnival Queen. Priscilla Renaud was the captain of a very active squad of cheerleaders. They attended all the basket- ball, football, and hockey games- adding much to the enthusiasm of the crowds. In the Brown Company Essay contest, three mem- bers of our class appeared on television to receive awards. Carol Lee Woodward received third prize, Lucille Waugh received the sixth prize, and Lillian Waugh the eighth. Gary Boire was chosen to represent our class in the Abraham Lincoln contest which was sponsored by radio station W K C B. Attending the All State Music Festival this year were Lillian and Lucille Waugh and Janice Hawkins in the orchestra, Priscilla Renaud, James Eadie, Donald Miner, and Robert Hamlin in the chorus. Ella Mullins won the Betty Crocker Homema- king Award, and was judged one of the top win- ners in the state. Our valedictorian was Robert Gallant. The Waugh Twins took top honors in the College Preparatory course, Ann Carter in the Commercial cource, Shirley Memolo in the General course, and Ronald Grover in the mechanic arts course. 'MGH SC- .S ta 1' if ob L '15 5 QWEW uv? Azztogmpbs W' ACTIVITIES I vw...-A X' - KMN www- ' vw -35 ff kgs , wwv. wig, , H55 ASL 1 ,ff .1 ' Q Y 5 4 , Q Q ff XM, W ' A .gk , em lt, - Q -V F! if L il .4215 ik Q, Q. ffm ,fff I I by N I P P r X V I I SKI TEAM lst Rofw: Edward Oleson, Ronald Oleson - Co-Captain, Harold Tankard - Co-Captain, Earl Chamberlain. Tn! Ru-w: Mr. Oleson, Vaughn Roy, Edward Blake, Lawrence Vautour, Donald Anderson. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM 1.11 Rofwt lames Tennis, Rishard Blais, James Ashworth, Gerard Demers, Richard Dupuis, Tommy Dion, Richard Young. Znd Rome: Ronald Poirier, lewis Guav, Norman Paquet- te, Maurice Charron, XVZIVQIE Tlmvlmpson, Gary Pinette, Mr. Pinettc. CL ASS M CHM IPIONS SENIOR HIGII STUDENT COUNCIL lst Rofw: Mr. Bradley, Bette Arnesen, Priscilla Renaud Susan Evans. 211d RU-w: Edgar Melanson, Robert Dion, james Eadie VValter Philbrick. GENERAL FUND COLLECTORS lst Rofw:Anna Fournier, Kathy Seaborne, Betty Sullivan, Carolyn Birt, Shirley Memolo, Carolyn Rasmussen, Nancy Lamontagne, Sandra McKay, Anajai Beaudoin. 2nd Roms: Mary Oleson, Rita Chasse, Roger Strout, janet Galuzzo. 3rd Rofw: Mr. Redfern, Miss Keenan, Mrs. Flerren, Geraldine Strout, jean Shevlin, Bonnie Lizotte, Louise Berthiaumle, Richard Mangan, Allen Roy, John Wis- well, George Carter, Mary Ann Drouin, Martha Pel- oquin, Miss Rumney, Miss Cunningham, Mr. Ames. 1 l llCLll IIUCKICY lil Nufzc: Nznuvy lilllllflllllljlllh lVl:n'gz1rct ,Xlln-ri, Curulyn liirt, Nilllfy Iivrgeruil - Mgr., Lucille Xvilllgll - C'ofl'np min, l':urici:1 liillinglxznu, Phyllis Gzlgnc. lull Rofzrt llll'I'illlll' lialillzlrggi-ful, Carol liurlnrlz, Susun glilllltf, llunnn Rzulsky, Sunvlrzx Dmuuuvnu, l.uz'illL fll'4lll'1llI, Miss lVlcKclv1'y. llurfll: l,illi:ln XV:nu,5l1 - Cu Czlpruin. hs.. VARSl'I Y liiXSKli'llli,Xl,I. lxl linac: Stanley lVlyclm, Allen Roy, George VVillizin1s, Rivlunrd l urringt4m, Gary lifvire -A Captain, Fred Mui' why, xxlllylll' 1.1-flgcr, Rim-lmrd llulland. .Burl Runs: Lloyd Fryzans -- Mgr., VVL-ndcll Yuung, Krllnu' 'l'ull, 'll-rry lN111Ci'xl'llllll', Carl Nuliu, Allen Salli- lwug, Nnrinzln Cross, Irving Quimby, lNlr. KIl8ClUllll. ALL--S'l'A'1'E M US! CIAN S lil Rome: Lucille Vvilllgll, Lillian VVaugh, james Eadie, Ilriscilla Renaud, Diana Stiles, Donald Miner. 21111 Rufzc: Kevin Iluges, janice Hawkins, Carole Rines ,lanive Hamlin, Susan Graves, Susan Evans. v 31-11 Rufzc: Robert Anderson, Jon Lafleur, Alfred Golden- l1Cl'g'. BANK VVORKERS Louis rlilllllflllllf, Carol Anderson, Miss Powers, Kenneth Judson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY lil Rofw: Janice Hamlin, Carole Rines, Ann Carter, Margaret Moore, Lorraine Arsenault, Susan Stanley, Iilla Mullens, Marlene Berquist, VVilla Buckley, Sharon llughes. Zim' Rum: Margaret Hearn, Patricia Gillingham, Bev- erly Ilalvorson, Sandra Plante, Carole Anderson, Rob- crt Gallant, Arthur Toll, Gary Boire, Ronney Grover, Gerard Belliveau, Kenneth Judson, Lucille VVaugh, Carol Lee XVoodward, Janice Hawkins, Lillian VVaugh, Mr. Dwyer. JUNIOR CHORUS lx! Rome: Diane Deroche, Gladys MacKinnon, Gloria Iii nt::ine, Christine Antlerson, Janet Catello, Rita Chasse, Dxiina Larson. Ruth VVilliams, Jo-Anne Croteau, Gail Keene, Pegvy Grillin, Marjorie Roy, Sally Erickson. 7nd Rune: Timonee Barrows, Linda Taraskewich, Anita Ilachez, Marianne Larock, Geraldine Strout, Sharon Lamb-ert, Marsha Pinette, Cheryl Shepard, Marilyn Israel, Lucille Palella, Penny Brungot, Mary Oleson, Cam-ille Couture. 3111' Rafts: Cynthia Angelides, Sherrell Spears, Judy Hamlin, Cynthia Hawkins, Susan Sumner, Gail Holmes, Katherine Pond, Mary Reardon, Nancy Croteau, Helen Carter, Anna Fournier, Heidi VVagner, Juliette Dand- eneau, Marilyn McNeal. Atl: Rflfzc: Philip Bernard, Carl Farrington, WVilliam IVo:idwaitl, James Ashworth, Carney Daniels, Richard Salmhag, Mr. Graves, Paul Savchick, Lloyd Rines, ELI- ward Oleson, Arthur Rohrlmacher, James Tennis. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS lrt Rofw: Beverly Bisson, Louise Berthiaume, Priscilla Renaud - Captain, Ann Carter. Znd Rorw: Betty Sullivan, Karen Mortenson, Lucy La- Roche, Bette Arnesen, Sandra Plante, Ellen Hansen. METEOR AND ADVERTISING STAFF 1.rt Rflfwlz Susan Evans, Cecile Nolan, Janice Hawkins, Mary Finnson, Susan Stanley, Margaret Hearn, Nancy Bergeron, Carole Rines, Tnd Rofw: Mr. Redfern, Mr. Durdan, Louise Berthiaume, Mr. Hughes, Willa Buckley -- Editor, Miss Powers, Nancy Duquette, Carol Anderson. 3rd Rflfwz Carolyn Birt, Diana Stiles, Kenneth Judson, Louis Thibeault, James Holroyd, VVilfred Bigl, Nancy Lamontagne, Cheryl Ordway, Paula Brouillette. BAND PERFORMS FOR OPEN HOUSE November 13, 1958 NATIONAL THESPIANS l.vt Rofw: Beverly Bisson, Shirley Memolo, Phyllis Gagne, Lucille Waugh, Louise Berthiaume, Priscilla Renaud, Iillian VVaugh, Carol Lee VVoodward, Janice Hawkins, Cecile Nolan. 211.1 Rofw: Mrs. Finnegan, Mary Finnson, Donald Bilo- deau, Gerard Belliveau, Larrv Vautour, Edgar Melan- son, Donald Miner, Beverly Halvorson, Gary Boire, Gail Hawkins, Arthur Toll, Richard Gilbert, Arthur Fennessey, james Holroyd, joseph DeRosier, Susan Carbonneau. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS 1:1 Rofwz Carol Leveille, Eleanor French, Marilyn Aube, Carolyn Ramussen, Lucy Laroche, Cheryl Ord- way, Peggy Hearn, Janice Hamlin, Patricia Burlock, Rosalie Nelson, Claire Rousseau, Carmen Lebel, janet Blanchette, Beverly Bisson, Susan Carbonneau, Gillen Tankard, Allison Campbell. 2111! Roms: Ann Cote, Mary Drouin, Roberta Hood, Martha Nusman, Kathy Seaborne, Priscilla Cote, Shirley Memolo, Susan Graves, Elaine VVilson, Vern Ann Rohichaud, Susan McKinney, Nancy Bergeron, Margaret Albert, Nancy Duquette, Carolyn Birt, Mary lfinnson. Diana Stiles, Pamela McNeal, Eileen Keller, Karen Mortenson. 3111 Roma: Christina llcrrnanson, Carol Corcoran, Ellen llanfen, Carol Burlock, lean Dumont, Carol Anderson, Bette Lou St. Clair, Louise Berthiaume, Roberta Donahue, janice Hawkins, Gail Hawkins, Priscilla Renaud, Carol Iee VVoodward, Carol Rines, Lillian Waugh, Lucille Waugh, Eileen Mulroney, Shirley Duguay, Cynthia Peabody. -lil: Rnfw: Norman Cross, Roland Gemmetti, ,lon Lafleur, Louis Thibeault, Marshall Santy, Sandra Plante, Bette Arnesen, Linda Santy, Beverly Halvorson, Mary Mur- phy, Ann Connelly, Cooleen Ghiringhelli, Robert Ander- son, Alfred McVetty, Keith Mortenson, Ronald Hawkins, james Eadie. Sth R0-w: Mr. Graves, Edgar M'ears, Leon Michaud, Edgar Melanson, Allen Sabbag, Richard Mangan, 'ferry MacArthur, Donald Miner, Allen Roy, Iames Holroyd. SENIOR PLAY lst Rofw: Susan Carhnnneau, Beverly llalvorson, Phyllis Gagne, Shirley Memolo, Ann Carter, Cecile Nolan, lieverly Bisson, Priscilla Renaud, Carol Lee XVomlwarnl, Gail Hawkins, Louise Berthiaume. 21111 Rome: Mrs. Finnegan, Daniel Bernier, Gary Boire, Arthur Toll, Mary Finnson, Rommina Hart, Nancy Mortenson, Rosalie Nelson, Cheryl Palmer, Marlene Berquist, Ella Mullins, VVilfred Bigl, Edgar Oliver. 3rd Rufw: Edgar Melanson, Frederick Murphy, Norman Eames, Chester Thompson, Arthur Fennessey, Donald Bilodeau, Richard Dubois, Ralph Thurston, Lawrence Vautour, Richard Gilbert, Donald Miner, James Eadie, james Holroyd. LIBRARY STAFF lx! Rrmci Donna Radsky, Rubelta Donahue, Sandra Donovan. 21111 Rufw: Ann Holroyd, Miss Ann Moffett, Dorothy Rand. AUDIO--VISUAL CLUB lst Roifw: Edmund Walsh, Gerard Belliveau, Michael Beaudoin. 2nd Rofw: Mr. Callahan, Alfred McVetty, Paul Drouin, John Wisvvell. QUILL AN D SCROLL lst Row: Janice Hawkins, Mary Finnson, Cecile Nolan Nancy Bergeron, Margaret Hearn, VVilla Buckley. 2nd Row: Mr. Redfern, Mr. VVa,qner, Carol Rincs Louise Berthiaume, Kenneth Judson, NVilfred Bigl james Holroyd, Gail Hawkins, Susan Stanley, Miss Powers, Mrs. Buckley. jUNIUR VARSITY FOOTBALL 151 Rufw: Norman l'aquL-tte, Robert llrouin, Wayne 'I'hornpson. 21111 Rufw: l'hilip Dion - Mgr., Donald Glover, Paul Ingcraoll, NVoodrow Ilansen, Iizlward Uleson, Fred- erick 'I'oll, -lainea Vaillancourt, Alfred Goldenberg, Roland Patrick, lidgar Robinson - Mgr. iril Rune: Donald Vachon, III'IlIl1II llansen, Auatin llnlnics, Rivliard IIIIIIZIVIZI, Ilnrvuy Iilger, Henry Arsenault, Robert Pierce, Mr. Morton, Kenneth Gendron. ISASIEISALI, -- 1958 lrt Rofzc: Ronnev Grover, Rene Chabot, Gary lioire, David Agrodnia, Tracy Rift, Roderick Ross, Russell Nolin, john Pilgrim. 2nd Rome: Donald Mainrr - Mgr., Roland Roberge, Robert Dandeneau, joseph Alonzi, Richard Clough, George VVilliams, john Charette, VVilliam Bilodeau, Denis Chabot, Mr. Kneeland, Gerald Adams - Mgr. , 4. a.. 1 .IUNIOR IIIGII CIIEISRLEADERS Knfrling: Nancy Croteau, Helen Carter, Captain janet Farrington, Nancy Colford, jean Tufrgeon, Standing: Kathy Seabnrne, Anna Fournier, Heidi VVag- ner, Roberta Hood, Eileen Mulroney. CAFETERIA STAFF 1.rt Rome: VVanda Dupuis, Margaret Gibbons, Irene CIIHSSG, .l1lCfIllCliI1C ROV, Anita Hachez, Simone Fortin, Jeannette Poudrier, Lauriane Laherge. 2nd Rww: Sharon Cavallini, Carol Corcoran, Cooleen Ghiringhelli, Phyllis Gagne, Miss Holmes, Patricia Gillingham, Sharon Hughes, Lucille Croteau, Vivian Bergeron. 3rd Rofw: Alovce Young, Mary Mann, Richard Farring- ton, John MacKinnon, Edward Kenison, Barbara Pelkey, Linda Gallant. NATIONAL ATHLETIC HONOR SOCIETY lst Kufw: George VVilliams, Edmund VValsh, Robert Dion, Richard Farrington, Louis Thibeault, Ronald Oleson. Znd Rofw: Arthur 'I'0ll, Vaughn Roy, John MacKinnon, Vl'illiam Leach, Garv Boire, Ronney Grover, Gerard liclliveau, Mr. Dwyer. CONCERT BAND lr! Row: Jon Lafleur, Eleanor French, Sharon Hughes, Gene Bartoli, Marshall Santy, Susan Stanley, Margaret Albert, Carolyn Birt, Cynthia Peabody, Janice Hamlin, Margaret Hearn, Nancy Bergeron, Carole Rines, Cynthia Hawkins, Willa Buckley, Susan Evans, Susan Graves, Janice Hawkins. 2nd Rofw: Gloria Bellemore, Dorothy Rand, Jean Shevlin, Martha Peloquin, Kurt Tourangeau, Keith Mortenson, Andre Roy, Cheryl Ordway, Allen Roy, Robert Ander- son, Paul Savchick, Carline Rayner, Kevin Hughes, Gillen Tankard. 3rd Rome: Edgar Mears, Alfred Goldenberg, Robert Tennis, Ronald Hawkins, Norman Cross, Bruce Nolin, Michael Beaudoin, Larry Arsenault, Edmund VValsh, Mr. Graves. REPORTER STAFF l.rtR01w: Carole Rines, Susan Stanley, Mary Ann Drouin, Grail Hawkins - Editor. 2nd Rofw: Mrs. Ferren, Sandra Plante, Diane Stiles, Mr. Wagner. HOCKEY ls! Rofw: Lionel Michaud, Robert Dandeneuu, Donald Miner, Norman Patrick, Robert Dion, Lucien St. Croix, Roger Dandeneau. Znd Ro-w: Mr. Bradley, Philip Dion, Steven Drapeau, Robert Drouin, Harvey Elzer, Edmund VValsh, Louis Thibeault, Norman Devoe, Donald McKay - Manager. W M 32 gf? '7 2 M34 5 'ff P QE? FST? 3 F E31 5 Q if w., 'bw M Q WMM in I W , 2 sf af-7301 3 2 a ii! ,3 ' L? 3 A A y, 5? 'H . 516 3 : ,H v ,J fi? . ,M , .e.k,,fLy A VJ. Wk , ,H We ,FJ 1 4- ., ,Xi Q if wi 5 YZ 5 W, i 5 M as A ,Qs 1' AWff '55f14 5i5sf V W .V 1 'wa N 'Y' H5 'lin A fag -H., Wy :mb n X. 5 ,Wav - ' 4, Jw .J we M Ll-A X 'I w ,- 4455 ,M . 5 M3313 Wil L' fx 'N R1 iff 551333 .esffie ' E 1 f Q gfwffm A 5-K .. F' El? : Z f Q Q ,M ... A f 5 3 g . '18 TATLER STAFF lr! Rofw: Elaine Wilson, Carolyn Birt, Nancy Duquette, Nancy Bergeron, Louise Berthiaume, Shirley Memolo, jean Ann Dumont, Carol Anderson, Eleanor French. 2nd Rofw: Susan Graves, Carole Rines, VVilla Buckley, Gail Hawkins, Beverly Halvorson, Jon Lalieur, Gary Boire, Donald Miner, Richard Mangan, Roberta Dfona- hue, Carol Lee Woodward, Susan Stanley, Lucille VVaugh, Janice Hawkins, Dorothy Meron, Mrs. Buckley. MASQUE AN D GAVEL 1:1 Rofw: Christina Hermanson, Sandra Plante, Priscilla Renaud, Martha Hickey, Louise Bertlliaume, VVilla Biickley, Nancy Bergeron, Ella Mullins, Lorraine Arsenault, Mary Tondreau, Carol Anderson. 2nd Rofw: Karen Mnrtenson, Beverly Bisson, Sharon Hughes, Gillen Tankard. 3rd Ro-wt Mr. Redfern, Richard Farrington, Kenneth Judson, Edmund VValsh, Donald Miner, Gerard Bel- liveau, Lucille Waugh, Richard Tondreau, Roberta Dnoahue, Gary Boire, Carol Lee VVoodward, Arthur Toll, Ronney Grover. Richard Gilbert, john Myler, Micheal Sabbag. 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Qunlxj N mas M-sun SENIOR PLAY CAST Vantour, Larry Bisson, Beverly Hawkins, Janice Bernier, Danny Boire, Gary Dwyer, VValter Miner, Donald Halsiorsen, Beverly Renaud, Priscilla Thompson, Chester Bcllevcuu, Gerard Hawkins, Gail Oliver, Edgar WV1oodwa1'd, Carol Gilbert, Richard Melanson, Eddie Bilodeau, Donald Toll, Denny Fennessey, Arthur Mullins, Ella Hamlin, Robert Berthiaume, Louise Bigl, Wilfred Murphy, Fred Gagne, Phyllis I 75 A AMW ' 1 ' ' ' G 15' - ' , ffivgf ' T42 ' , ,, liurlock, Diane Carroll, Leigh Catello, Janet Chasse, Rita Couture, Camille Croteau, Joanne Deroche, Diane Duquette, Shirley liriksen, Sally lferron, Lucienne Fontaine, Gloria Galluzxo, Janet Griffin, Margaret lltachez, Susan llamel, Anita Hamlin, Judith llolmcs, Gail Landry, Tanya Larock, Marianne Larson, Donna Lee MacKinnon, Gladys McNeal, Marilyn Mann, Martha Matthews, Carole Uleson, Mary Pallela, Lucille Perrault, Phyllis Pinette, Marsha Poulin, Paulette Riff, Kristine Rodriuue, Diane Roy, Marjorie St. Germaine, Sherill Sessions, Sandra Spears, Sherrell Sumner, Susan Taraskewich, Linda 'l'urmel, Theresa NVelch, Joan NVilliams, Ruth Aube, Raymond Bernard, Philip Berwick, Carlton liorchers, Kenneth Chauvette, Richard Corcoran, James Burrieir, gincent ame s arney Demarsi, Robert DiMaria, Frank Duhe, Craig Dupuis, Richard Dwyer Terrence Farrington, Carl Gillingham, llerhert Goddard, Richard Guerin, Armand Guerin, Normand llachez, Romeo llanson, VVoodrow Ingersoll, Paul Jensen, Rolfe King, VVilliam Kluehnick, Peter Koons, Gary Lacroix, Robert Lamarre, Robert Langley, Peter Lemerise, Michael Lepage, Ryan McGillen, Peter Olmstead, Daniel Page, Maurice Perkins, Frank Pinette, Gary Pinette, Robert Poulin, Paul Poulin, Robert Rohrbacher, Arthur Roy, Xvilfred Ruel, Robert St. Germaine, XVayn Sabbag, Richard Strout, Roger Tennis, James Theriault, Rodney 'l'0othaker, Linwood Wliswell, James XVoodward, VVilliam York, James C 7th GRADE I'rrrid1'11r - CARL FARRINL TONI l'irr-I' 1'f'.f idvnf - SHERRELL SPL XRS Srwfizlry-Trrzlstzrfr - RICHARD SABBAG Sflldfllf CUIIVIFU - IWARY OLLSON GR DE I'rf'.witl1'uI - ICDXVARD ULIESUN l'i11'-l'rr.vidr11l - RUBILRT LIQCLAIR Srrrz'Iu1'y-Tl'1'a511r1'r - VVAYNIL THOMPSON Slmlrlll COIIIILU - NORMAN I'AQUE'1 l'lS GIRLS Beaudoin, Anajai Bushway, Joyce Carter, Helen Cavallini, Lillian Croteau, Nancy Dandeneau, Juliette Davenport, Marjorie Duquette, Lorraine Fortin, Simone Fournier, Anna Gunn, Mary Lee Giroux, Joanne llachez, Anita llawkins, Cynthia Lalierge, Lauriane l,aForce, Ramona Lambert, Sharon Massey, Mary Ann Montelin, Barbara Morin, Ronaele Uleson, Theo Pelkey, Barbara Pond, Katherine Poudrier, Jeannette Reardon, Mary Secord, Leah Shepard, Cheryl Strout, Geraldine Tennis, Sandra Toll, Susan Vincent, Sylvia NVagner. lleidi xvYl'l'llCl'. Diana BOYS Ashworth, James Belanger, Robert Blanchard, Armand Bourassa, Niaurice Chamberlain, John Charron, Maurice Couture, Donald Cross, James Currier, Stewart Demers, Gerard Drapeau, Michael Gagne, Theodore Greer, John llalvorson, Brett llenry, Robert Holmes, Austin Leclair, Robert Lemieux, George Levine, Howard MacKinnon, Daniel Mason, Everett Mason, Richard Matthews, Robert Nolin, Lloyd Oleson, Edward O'Neil, John Paquette, Norman Perry, David Poirier, Ronald Ramsay, Roland Riff, Donald Rines, Lloyd Savchick, Paul Taylor, John Thompson, YVayne Young, Richard GIRLS Bellemore, Gloria Beroney, Eloide Cavallini, Sharon Campbell, Alison Carroll, Roberta Chadwick, Donna Chasse, Irene Colford, Nancy Cote, Ann DiMaria, Frances Drouin, Mary Ann Doyle, Marilyn Dupuis, Wanda Farrington, janet Flint, Judith Gallant, Karen Gallant, Sharon Gibbons, Margaret Hanson, Marion Hart, Diarlene Hood, Roberta jensen, Mary Jodrie, Jean Kenison, Elizabeth Lizotte, Bonnie Michaud, Lilliane Mulroney, Eileen Oleson, Ann Laurie Oleson, Mary Peloquin, Martha Rayner, Carline Ruel, Sandra Seaborne, Kathy Turgeon Jeanne Veroneau, Marilyn BOYS Arsenault, Henry Aubin, Albert Bailey, Maurice Belanger, Richard Boutin, Rene Brown, Wayne Busque, Robert Carter, George Chamberlain, Earl Chasse, Richard FRESHM CLASS FRESHME Colford, Frederick Croteau, Leo DiMaria, Richard Dion, Gene Drouin, Robert Dube, Willard Elger, Harvey Farrington, Douglas Ferron, Lucien Gagnon, Raymond Gendron, Kenneth Glover, Donald Goldenberg, Alfred Goodrum, Horace Hanson, Brandt Henderson, Donald Holt, Carlton Houle, Ramon Hughes, Kevin lones, Robert Kelly, Eugene Kelly, George Kelly, Roger Lamontagne, Ronald Langlois, Richard Lavertue, Armand Lavertue, Eugene Legendre, Leo Lizzie, Arthur Michaud, Louis Murphy, Francis Oleson, David Ouellette, Robert Parent, Harry Patrick, Roland Pelletier, Roger Rasys, Philip Robichaud, Rene St. Cyr, David Santy, Marshall Smith, Edward Tennis, Robert Toll, Frederick Vachon, Donald Vaillancourt, jamcs Vein0tte, James Wentworth, Allen Wentworth, Barry Woodward, Stephen Prrridcnt - DONNA CHADWICK l'i4'e-Prcsidcnt - ROLAND PATRICK Secretary-Treasurer - KATHY SEABORNE GIRLS Arsenault, Dorothy Aube, Marilyn Bergeron, Vivian Berwick, Elaine Brady, Jane Brouillette, Paula Burlock, Carol Burlock, Sandra Comtois, Paula Cote, Priscilla Croteau, Lucille Dion, Theresa Donovan, Sandra Duguny, Shirley Evans, Susan Fauteux, Patricia Fletcher, Sharon French, Eleanor Gallant, Linda Goodrum, Rosemary Graves, Susan Hayes, Sharon H0lroyd, Ann Kenison, Fern Lamontagne, Nancy LaRoche, Lucy Locke, Barbara McKay, Sandra McKinney, Susan McNeal, Pamela Michaud, Melodie Michaud, Sandra Morin, Nancy Murphy, Mary Nusman, Martha Ordway, Cheryl Pageau, Cheryl Peabody, Cynthia Radsky, Donna Rand, Dorothy Rasmussen, Carolyn Riendeau, Jeanne Robichaud, Vern Ann Rodrique, Sylvia Roy, Jacqueline Sias, Linda Thurston, Frances Wilson, Elaine Young, Joyce BOYS Allen, Richard Anderson, Robert Bailey, Richard Blake, Terrence Boucher, Laurent Bourque, Roland Brooks, Arthur Brooks, Hubert Carroll, Clifford Charron, Roger Couture, Walter Cross, Norman Croteau, John Dandeneau, Roger Davis, John Devoe, Norman Dion, Phil Douglass, Russell Drapeau, Steve Drouin, Paul Duhe, Arthur Dubey, Leon Fortin, Eugene Gregory, Sherbun Hawkins, Ronald Kenison, Roger Labonte, Leo Lafleur, Jon Laliberty, Edward Lang, Richard Lapointe, Robert Laroche, Donald Lavoie, Theodore Leach, Ronald MacArthur, Terry MacKinnon, John Mangan, Richard McLain, Kenneth McVetty, Alfred Mears, Edgar Michaud, Leon Michaud, Lionel Mortenson, Kenneth Mortenson, Keith Morin, Thomas Mullins, Walter Murphy, Edward Murphy, James Nelson, Richard N0lin, Bruce Nolin, Carl Oleson, Ronald Ulmstead, Keith Parsons, Ronald Patrick, Norman Philbrick, Walter Pinette, Gerard Quimby, Irving Riff, William Roberge, Roland Robinson, Edgar Sabbag, Allen Schneider, Reinhard Tankard, Harold Thibeault, Louis Tourangeau, Kurt Turmel, Richard Valliere, Reginald Wiswell, John SOPHOMORE CLASS Preridrnt - WALTER PHILBRICK I'ire-1'rz'.ridrnt - CAROL RASMUSSEN Srrrctary-Trrarzlrfr - SUSAN GRAVES Student Council - SUSAN EVANS JU Ion CLASS President - ROBERT DION Vice-Prcridcrrt - ELLEN HANSEN Scrrclary-Trz'a.furer - SANDRA PLANTE Student Countil - BETTE ARNESON Albert, Margaret Anderson, Carol Arneson, Bette Aubin, Louise Baillargeon, Lorraine Bald, Louise Bergeron, Nancy Bernard, Beatrice Birt, Carolyn Blanchette, Janet Buckley, Willa Burlock, Patty Connelly, Ann Corcoran, Carol Davis, jean Dion, Mary Louise Dumont, Jeanine Duquette, Nancy Eames, Elsie Fauteux, Raynette Ghiringhellie, Cooleen Hamlin, Janice Hansen, Ellen Hearn, Margaret Hermanson, Christina Hickey, Martha Hughes, Sharon Keller, Eileen LaBerge, Constance Landry, Diana Lebel, Carman Leveille, Carol Meron, Dot Mortensen, Karen Oleson, Leslie Plante, Sandra Rines, Carol Rousseau, Claire Santy, Linda Shevlin, Jeanne St. Claire, Betty Lou Stanley, Susan Stiles, Lorna Diana Sullivan, Betty Tankard, Gillen Young, Gloria Adams, Gerald Anderson, Earl Anderson, Erik Angevine, john Arsenault, Larry Bailey, Donald Bartoli, Gene Beaudoin, Michael Belanger, Albert Blanchette, George Bourgault, Ronald Brady, George Burlock, Floyd Chasse, Robert Cryans, Lloyd Dalphonse, Jack Dalphonse, james Dandeneau, Robert Dion, Robert Donovan, Roland Eastman, Roger Farrington, Richard Fecteau, Ronald Foley, Wesley Gaulin, Leo Gaulin, Norman Gem-etti, Roland Gill, John Holland, Richard Johnson, Dennis Kenison, James Kenison, Edward Kenison, Leland Laberge, Norman LaBranche, Paul Lamarre, Richard Lapointe, Don Leach, William Madore, Rene Malloy, Norman McGee, Rene Mulroney, Donald Myler, john Pinette, Henry Ramsay, Ronald Rasys, Everett Roy, Allen Robichauud, Laurence Roy, Andre Roy, Vaughn Sabbag, Micheal Seaborne, Stephen Tyler, Richard Vinyard, Douglas Walsh, Edmund Watson, Richard West, Stanley Young, Dell The medal which is presented by Rensselaer Alumni Associa- tion Inc. to the boy in the senior class doing the best work in math- ematics and science during his four year course was awarded to Robert Gallant. The American Association of Teachers' of French certificate was won by Lillian Waugh. This was awarded to the student whose standing in French was highest in her school. The Honorary Science Award of a bronze medal which is pre- sentedby Bausch and Lomb Optical Company to the member of the graduation class who has shown greatest progress in scientific studies was awarded to Carol Lee Woodward. Honor of having name engraved on the Gedeon J. Vachon honor roll plaque awarded to boy and girl showing desirable character qualities and school citizenship was won by Kenneth Judson and Carol Lee Woodward. The book I Dare You given by the Danforth Foundation and awarded to the boy and girl in the graduating class possessing distinct qualities of leadership was presented to James Eadie and Priscilla Renaud. The National High School Speech Award to the student who has demonstrated the most growth in high school speech activities, awarded by Masque and Gavel Society, was won by James Eadie. The Honor of having their names engraved on a plaque presented to the school by the Ryan-Scammon Post, American Legion, was won by Gary Boire and Janice Hawkins, chosen for outstanding characteristics. The Achievement Oscar awarded by the Junior Chamber of Commerce to the studeut showing the greatest potential as a civic- leader was won by Gary Boire. Ella Mullins won the highest award in Berlin High School in the Betty Crocker Search for American Homemakers' contest. WRD ADVERTISING Av N I I '45 I 3, gfif '11 A Z r agp :. C L 21 9 f fl. N-.4 ' ii Congratulations to the Graduates SIX GUN CITY Jefferson, N. H. Jct. Rt. Land IIS A BIT OF THE WEST IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS Open from June 21 to Oct. 12 72 Compliments and Sincere Thanks to . . . The Class of 1959 FRoM THE Atwood Studio and Fotoslrop Berlin's Longest Established Studio . . . 22 Years of SERVICE LEE COULOMBE HOME OF ' Finest Quality Speedlite Portraits ' Prompt, on - the - premises camera repair service ' Large selection of new and used cameras and accessories ' Trade - ins welcomed W For ALL your photo supplies and portrait requirements PHONE 1990 or STOP - IN AT 185 Main Street Kopp. the Post Office Building? Berlin, N. H. Lionel Coulombe, Proprietor 73 BERLIN - GURHAM Grocers' Association P xB , r lg - lg s 2 X finial ,isa if lr 7 . 6 5 fr Mk ' ' Q ff' ss us Nl 'P f J x IVEWHPNN mxcglgffd' Congratulations - 1959 Graduates St. Louis Hospital School of Nursing Berlin, New Hampshire Accredited by N. H. State Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration New Hampshire State Board of Education Provisionally accredited by National League for Nursing Three - year dzploma program with affliations in Pediatrics at Boston Floating Hospital, Boston, Mass Psychiatry at New Hampshire State Hospital, Concord, N. H. Public Health at Berlin City Health Department, Berlin, N. H. CLASSES ADMITTED EACH SEPTEMBER 75 Congratulations to The Class of 1959 Mt. Forist Studio, Inc 262 Main Street Pho 764 Berlin, New Hampshire 76 LEWI TO ENGRAVING COMPANY, INC. 104 PARK STREET LEWISTON MAINE BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL takes this opportunity to thank its advertisers for their wholehearted support of the activity program of the school. Without that support the activity program would be most handicapped. Students and faculty alike really appreciate your attitude. We request that those interested in Berlin High School show their interest by patronizing our advertisers. 77 Berlin Co-operative Bank 148 Main Street, Berlin, New Hampshire Phone 69 Congratulations, Class of 195 9 NAZAIRE BERGERON, f. ROOFING AND SIDING CONTRACTOR 175 Norway Street Free Estimations Phone 681 BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE 78 BLISS COLLEGE Established 1897 160 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Courses: Accounting Small Classes Business Administration Friendly Atmosphere Business Teacher Training Credits Transferable to Degree Granting Colleges Secretarial Placement Service CATALOG SENT ON REQUEST Compliments of Adley's Express Division Lcwigne's Rea' Wing Express Jericho Road Telephone 2600 79 Berlin Automobile Dealers Association Berlin, New Hampshire The Auto Mart, Inc. 1317 Main Street Berlin Motor Sales, Inc. Bernard Motor Sales, Inc Crescent Motors, Inc. Glen Motors, Inc. Mac - Nap Chevrolet, Inc. Orino Motors, Inc. Robichaud's Garage, Inc. 318 Glen Avenue 8o9 Third Avenue 756 Third Avenue 38 Glen Avenue 131 Pleasant Street 179 Glen Avenue I5 Pleasant Street United Brotherhood Local 75 International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers, A. F. of L.-C.I.O. 157 Main Street Berlin, N. H 80 Barney's Calso Service Station 131 Pleasant St. Phone 1913 White Gas - Tire Repair GREASING WASHING AND OIL CHANGING Compliments of City Hardware 106 Pleasant St. Tel. 1338 Gilfs Flowe rs 'gin-r..'Y M46 .t 5!,L t P , g.'f5Qy,:si!!f:Q '-iff-24 ff: -35' I ai H , F: I U Y?-r At Your Service Since 1900 Bonded Floral Telegraph Service Anywhere Phone 18-W Berlin, N. H. Day's ewelry Store Berlin 's Leading Jewelry Store 179 Main Street Berlin, New Hampshire Certwed Comjirt Forget your heating Worries - Use SHELL premium quality heating oil CALL YOUR SHELL OIL DISTRIBUTOR SIMON STAI-IL 84 SONS 100 MAIN STREET BERLIN, N. H. PHONE 100 - W or 101 FREE estimates on OIL BURNERS, FURNACES, and BOILERS. Berlin Fire and Casualty Insurance Agents Association J. A. VAILLANCOURT INSURANCE AGENCY WOODWARD 8: GERRISH INSURANCE AGENCY BILODEAU BROTHERS INSURANCE AGENCY LEO A. DELISLE INSURANCE AGENCY JACOBS INSURANCE, INC. A. J. SAUCIER INSURANCE AGENCY 82 MORRI O ' Cleaners and Fur Service Shirts Laundered STORAGE, REPAIRING AND REMODELING CLEANING AND GLAZING Phone 203 5 Glen Avenue Berlin, N. H. CITY SAVINGS BANK Berlin, N. H. J. Clare Curtis, President W. P. Colbath, Treasurer Every Banking Facility 83 Labnon's Men's Shop Berlin, N. H. Botany '?500 and Hart, Schaffner 62 Marx Suits, Topcoats and Overcoats Stetson and Lee Hats McGregor Jarman Van Heusen and Arrow SPORT WEAR SHOES SHIRTS BERLIN'S SMART MEN'S SHOP WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE ACCOUNTANT SECRETARY AUDITOR STENOGRAPHER sALEsMAN RECEPTIONIST BOCKKEEPER CLERK - TYPIST SPECIALIZED BUSINESS TRAINING IS QUICKEST AND BEST THERE'S A POSITION WAITING FOR YOU . . . IF YOU START A CAREER COURSE ON SEPTEMBER 9 Choice of Dzflomn Course - Special Subjects Business Administration Business English il Fall Term Higher Accounting Business Law I I Junior Accounting Accounting li Sept- 9 Executive Secretarial Simplified Shorthand li Day and Junior Secretarial Typewriting l h Evening Stenographic Business Machines l Classes Register Now Write for Bulletins HESSER BUSINESS COLLEGE 155 Concord St. 60th Year Manchester, N. H. 84 BECKER j UNI OR COLLEGE ef BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION and SECRETARIAL SCIENCE A Career Scloool of Business Worcester, Massachusetts ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE PROGRAMS of STUDY ACCOUNTING ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL MEDICAL SECRETARIAL RETAIL MERCHANDISING TransyQ'r privileges with many leading colleges COEDUCATION - ATHLETICS PLACEMENT SERVICE Catalog on request Voit Rubber Corp. - Spalding - Rawlings Mfg. Co. - Stall 8z Dean CARDIGAN SPORT STORE L. K. Mitchell Chester F. Wells ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT and SPORTING GOODS GYMNASIUM and PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT Telephone Bristol 4 - 2401 Bristol, New Hampshire 85 Sport1nan's Trading Post Eddie Renaud, Prop. 214 Portland St. Berlin, N. H. Boats Hunting Equipment Bass Shoes Fishing Supplies Sporting Goods Marine Hardware Outboard Motors ALSO TORO LAWN MOWERS GRAVELY TRACTORS CHAIN SAWS Compliments of Berlin Bargain Center 97 Pleasant Street Berlin, N. H. Compliments of Ihrher Sc 1-lolmes 210 Willard St. Berlin, N. H. Telephone 756-W Compliments of L. R. Lamoureux Men's, Women's and Chi1dren's Clothing Buy the Modern Way Berlin, N. H. 75 Coos St. Tel. 1862 VALUE WITH SERVICE Wilson Sports Equipment GENERAL HARDWARE and I-IOUSEWARES CURTIS HARDWARE STORE 123 Main St. Berlin, N.H Luther Babe? Sons Co. LUMBER Union St. Berlin, N. H. Ben Evans' Store Headquarters for Lad and Dad 57 Main Street Telephone 3-W Top Value Stamps The BOCK STORE Reynolds Sz Lynch, Props. Gifts : Books : Stationery 147 Main St. Tel. 694-W QXQNN CCMBWP mgm 'e' fl! ffl 1 .1 X' ' ' NAM. nom sllmow OIVALLIS, DIEGO' Crescent Motors, Inc 756 Third Ave. P. O. Box 573 Berlin, N. H. T 1 243 1905 88 The Crowell Company PLUMBING AND HEATING Evans Department Store 24 Mechanic Street Berlin, N. H. 107 Main Street Tel. 133eW and Telephone 354 Tel. 1336-R RIVH Sz Stanley Co. Auto Body Shop PLUMBING, HEATING and Willow Street SHEET METAL WORK 872-J 250 Main St. Berlin, N. H. Telephones 2092 Berhn, N. H 814-M Tel. 22 24 Hour Wrecker Service Hotel Caste lla ALL ROOMS COMPLETELY RENOVATED Compliments of The Ideal Place to Entertain Your Friends for Dinner Fred Prlnce The Place to Take Your Date SPLENDID FACILITIES FOR PARTIES AND BAN QUETS Green Square Berlin, N. H. For the Best in Major Appliances, Furniture V A ,S and Television St2llf1Of1 227 Main Street Berlin, N. H. 208 Main Street Tel. 1906 GE APPLIANCES Television-Emerson, GE Berlin' N' H' 90 Labnonis Dept. Store SMART FASHI ONS Newest New York Creations 43 Main Street, Berlin, N. H. Home Heating Headquarters Since 1885 C. N. Hodgdon Co. Anthracite - COAL - Bituminous CHARCOAL Ofiice Tel. 221 Yard Tel. 222 Bulkplant 112-W York - Shipley Automatic Heating Happy Cooking Metered Gas Gas Service People Prefer 38 Main Street REMEMBER IN BERLIN IT'S Brody's Mens Shop Where you may buy with confidence Outfitters for Men and Young Men Famous Name Brands Men's Store, 29-31 Main Street Tel. 241 We Give S 8a H Green Stamps Berlin Second Hana' Store 133 Cole Street Tel. 332 NEW AND USED FURNITURE Authorized Agency for HOOVER CLEANER LEONARD REFRIGERATOR and The Famous Serta Perfect Sleeper Mattress Fleuryiv Funeral Homes Oscar F. Fleury, Prop. 72 High St., Phone 20-W 497 Burgess St., Phone 20-R 18 Park St., Gorham, N. H. Registered Nurse in Attendance Ambulance Service Berlin, N. H. Granite State Rubber Company Top Furniture, Inc. Complete Home Furnishers HOTPOINT APPLIANCES RCA VICTOR TV RCA WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES 8-14 Main St. Berlin, N. H. Tel. 1779 5 Redington St. Littleton, N. H. WARE KNITTERS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Berlin, New Hampshire Willianz A. Gosse lin Company, Inc. Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work 270 Pleasant Street Telephone 346 Berlin, N. H. Compliments of MCCrCady's Dairy Guay 84 Dr0uin's MENS SHOP Home of Branded Merchandise at Popular Prices such as: Mayfair 4 Star Suits - Jayson Shirts Champ Hats Reis Underwear Hickok Belts and Jewelry Interwoven Hosiery BELL SHOPS 173 Main St. Tel. 1780 Berlin, N. H. Compliments of BERLIN DAIRY Co., Inc. K7 A j kovwzake Rl' I Al Leon Costello Company Norrhlands Fmesr Mrlk Get 3 Connare Rctread and Distributor of Connare Recaps ICC Cream Firestone Tires and Willard Batteries Upper Main St. Tel. 1998 1011 Main Street Telephone 699 B. W. QBudl JACOBS Robert W. Jacobs representing WASHINGTON NATIONAL fTeachers Groupl UNION MUTUAL LIFE lStudent Accidentl NEW ENGLAND LIFE Boston, Mass. Individual and Group Health and Accident and Hospitalization Insurance 132 Main St. Berlin, N. H. Phone 880 Ask Your Grocer for Golden Krust 8: Fresh Maid BREAD Enriched for Better Health 'n Made by Toussaint Baking Co. 87 Willard Street Pennoelfs Sales 84 Service 567 Main Street Tel. 604 FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Distributor of PYRCFAX GAS Remember to Shop Where You Get Service E. Limglvzis Sons ESTABLISHED SINCE 1910 Fine Selection of Hamilton - Bulova Tissot Automatic and Elgin Watches Longines - Wittnauer Artcarved Diamond Rings and Fine Jewelry and Gifts Berlin High Class Rings Tel. 1995 195 Main St. Berlin, N. H. Expert Engraving and Watch Repairing Leo's Beauty Salon Leo A. Cloutier, Prop MACHINELESS and COLD WAVING PERMANENT WAVING HAIR STYLING 241 Willard St. Tel. 1912 Brideau Building Supply LUMBER Doors and Windows Shingles and Roofing Paints and Hardware Insulation Board Floor Tile Rock Wool Exchange Street Berlin, N. H. Tel. 2006 or 2007 Blanchcttc Bros. Full Line of MEATS GROCERIES FRUIT AND VEGETABLES 211 East Mason St. Tel. 1986 or 1987 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1959 Mayor Laurier Lamontagnc BERLIN Foundry 5' Machine Co. Machine Work and General J obbing Telephone 207 Felix Tloibeault Plumbing and Heating American Standard Kohler and Crane Products 60 Gilbert St. Berlin, N. H Tel. 2085 Compliments of The Wilson Pharmacy Rexall LANGIS SHOE STORE, Free 7-4 - Hour INC' Prescription Service Luncheonette TYLE ERVICE ATISFACTION Your Rexall Store CLIFFORD MARTYN Registered Pharmacist, Mgr. 35 Main St. Tel. 273 Berlin, N. H. BEN 'S Restaurant FULL COURSE MEALS Home Made Bread Baked Beans Pizza 827 Corner Hillside Ave. and Mannering St. COMPLIMENTS OF Sheraton Restaurant TRY OUR HOME MADE PASTRIES 97 Main St. Berlin, N. H Henry J. LaGac:e Home and Auto Supply Store Hardware Sporting Goods Auto Equipment Cor. Pleasant and Exchange Sts. Phone 1483 RAY'S JEWELRY and GIFTS Hamilton and Bulova Watches Columbia and Feature Lock Diamonds Watch Repairing and Engraving 55 Main Tel. 156 Park Street Market MEATS and GROCERIES ! George s Home Made Candies and Chocolates Made Daily 207 Main St. Berlin, N. H. Tel. 2458 - W Compliments of City Drug Store Submarine Wight Street Famous for Submarine Sandwiches and Spaghetti Tel. 1804 - M Berlin, N. H. W. T. GRANT CO. Youngfs M usic Store Everthing in Music Berlin's Friendly Department Store PIANOS RADIOS B0y's - M611'S - W0m6U,S - Children? Musical Instruments and Accessories CLOTHING AND APPAREL Music Records Home Decorating Needs TV and SERVICE 190 Main St. Tel. 204 215 Main St. Berlin, N. H. Tel. 971 VERONICAS Beauty Salon Veronica and John Devlin All Branches of Beauty Culture All Types of Permanent Waving 121 Main Street Berlin, N. H Tel. 140 - W Compliments of Lvzury LeBlanc Compliments of Theriaulfs GROCERY STORE 325 High Tel. 2305 Traveler Motel 26 Units TV - Radio in Each Unit Pleasant St. Berlin, N. H. Phone 2500 Whitcomb's and Rydin's 87-89 Main Street Bobbie Brooks Coro and Trifari Jewelry Rosecrest Junior and Misses Dresses, also Co-ordinates Alyce Beauty Shoppe George and Alice Allen 149 Oak St. Phone 761 BOB'S Variety Store 71 Hillside Ave. Berlin, N. H. Brody's Ladies' Shop Complete Line of Doris Dodson and Jonathan Logan Dresses also Jaunty Junior and Swansdown Coats, Suits, Barbizon and Luxite Lingerie 95 Main St. Tel. 220 Berlin, N. H. We Give S and H Green Stamps Compliments of Pine Street Store GROCERIES and CONFECTIONERIES FRED HAYES, JR., Prop. Y. D. Service Station N. PERKINS, Prop. Batteries Charged - Tires Repaired Cars Greased Riverside Drive Berlin, N. H. Newberry? Bargains are our Business Automotive Sales, Inc. Sunoco Products 1327 Main Street Tel. 172 Berlin Esso Station Henry E. Baker, Prop. One-Stop Car Service CARE Morin's Sundial Shoe Store 193 Main St. Berlin, N. H. SAVES Shoes For The Whole Family WEAR Roland Morin, Prop. 569 Main Street Berlin, N. H. Phone 1102 EISNE . . CLEANERS . . Rene Thibault, Prop. 46 Main St. Berlin, N. H. Phone 907. Morneau 81 Sons STORAGE AND MOVING 46 Wight St. Tel. 310-M Goldbergs Auto Service, Inc. AUTOMOTIVE J OBBER Green Square Berlin, N. H. George's Cash Market MEATS and GROCERIES 320 High Street Berlin, N. H. Tel. 2037 E. M. Cross Machine Co. Machine Shop and Foundry Work 167 Glen Avenue Berlin, N. H. Make One Call Do-It-All Pauls Laundry and Dry Cleaning 255 Main Street Phone 73 or 763 Dumais' Radio Cabs Tel. 302 and 205 76 Main Street Berlin, N. H. Convenient Waiting Room Morris Co., Inc. Best Buy in Building Complete Building Materials LU-RE-CO HOMES Bridge Street, Berlin, N. H. Tel. 766 - 2060 102 Pot Luck Restaurant A SPECIALIZED RESTAURANT 244 Main Street Berlin, N.H. J. E. FALTIN Motor Express 177 Glen Ave. Tel. 1029 K II ' A - e ey S uto The Auto Mart, Inc. Supply, IHC. Agency fOr Fam' Cars and Trucks AUTOMOTIVE JOBBERS Sales and Service Dick Gunn, Gen. Mgr. GLEN AVENUE 1327 Upper Main St., - Berlin, N. H. Phone 644 - 645 Phone 405 Berlin, N. H. SEAL TEST Gosseliifs Ice Cream E.A. GOSSELIN, Manager General Ice Cream Corporaton Berlin, N. H. Paint and Furniture Store Painting and Paperhanging Floors Sanded and Refinished Telephone 608-W SEE OUR LINE OF ART MATERIALS 15 Mechanic Street Berlin, N. H. For the Best and Cleanest Food With the Best and Quickest Service You will Always Find the Biggest Selection of Nationally Advertised Lines of Coats, Suits Ice Cream Bar Dresses and Accessories AT 207 Mason St Berlin, N. H. 'ny our Delicious Italian Spaghetti SMART SHOP Pizza - 50c and 51.00 E. Prop- 101 M8111 Street Ph0I1e 1103 Compliments of East Side Drug Babe's Service Station, Inc. AMOCO GAS Tires, Batteries, Accessories LUBRICATION, WASHING, and POLISHING EAST MASON STREET TELEPHONE 1410 Berlin, N. H. Tel. 2458-M , 1 Norman W Kmg GMM S BEAUTY STUDIO Plumbing and Heating Contractor 197 Main St. 195 Wight St. Berlin, N. H. Berlin, N. H. Compliments of A Friend Del's Super Market and Blanehette Service Station Cor. Coos and Hutchins St. Berlin, N. H. City Fruit Market Julius Poretta, Prop. FRUIT VEGETABLES CANDY TOBACCO - GROCERIES Wholesale - Retail Phone 5 Tasty Italian Sandwiches Berlin, N. H. Compliments of Al11em's Beauty Slaop 40 Main St. Tel. 1997 Berlin, N. H. Compliments of Blais Barber Shop Qnext to Smitty'sD Main St. Berlin, N. H. Compliments of Mojjiettk Millinery Main Street Berlin, N- H- JULIUS ISRAEL, M .D. BERLIN CREDIT ASSOCIATION Miss CLEOTA H. MORRISON A National C10-operative Interchange Credit Service for the Convenience and Protection of Both Debtor and Creditor. New Gilbert Building Berlin, N. H. PAUL DUMONTIER, M. .D GOWDY PHARMACY Prescription Service Cosmetics 175 Main St. Berlin, N. H. Opp. City Hall L. P. BEAUDOIN, M. D. ANNIE ALBERT Beauty Salon 541 Champ-lain St. Tel. 1147 R. G. INGALLS, M. D. GREEN'S SHOE STORE 171 Main Skt. Tel.1564 BLAIS GROCERY 86 Mason St. Berlin, N. H. PAUL RAN COURT, M. D. Tel. 321 Maurice E. Montminy, Prop. ROY S. RAYNER, O. D. 70 Main St. Tel. 648-W LIONEL FURNITURE CO. Shop and Save Better Qualfity Furwiture And Appliances For Less 240 Pleasant St. Phone 1310 DR. RAYMOND M. GRIFFIN MYRALS, INC. 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