Berlin High School - Meteor Yearbook (Berlin, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1962 volume:

-•. .■- - -«.• VOL. XLI NO. 2 Entered as second-class matter March 15, 1932, at the Post Office at Berlin, N. H. under the Act of March 3, 1875. Editorial Staff -.Editor in Chief, Geraldine Strout; Assistant Editor: Mary E. Oleson; Associates: Gladys MacKinnon, Cheryl Shepard, Camille Couture ; Managing Editor, George Carter ; Chief Typist, Gloria Bellemore; Student Advisor, Bonnie Lizotte; Faculty Advisor, Mrs. Mary Finnegan; Business Advisor, Miss Alma Powers Illustration and Layout - Art Department under the direction of Mr. Robert Hughes ; Printing under the direction of Mr. Hay Durdan oneiMftd The Meteor Staff presents this yearbook to you, the class of 1962, in hopes that you will look back with happy and pleasant me- mories. You, the graduates, wiU be walking down many different ave- nues of endeavor; we hope you will follow the road that leads to success. To each of you we extend our wishes for a happy and re- warding future. The pattern of tomorrow will he affected by our life today and all the yesterdays Dedic itcoH The class of 1962 dedicates this yearbook to MLss Alma Powers and Mr. Richard Pinette for their long services to Berlin High School, for their helpful encouragement to the students, both this year and in past years. Shepherd -Grissom - Glenn. These men made world headlines in the early years of the 1960 ' s. Their ac- complishments advanced the technological knowledge of the world far beyond the imagination of early man. Their efforts required unusual self-sacrifice and determination and an enormous amount of cour- age. Historians relate that progress has been made through the pioneer efforts of individuals very si- milar to the astronautsmen in character and purpose with strong convictions and by men anxious to make the world a better place in which to live. In an era of our history, when at times it is dif- ficult for a person to feel that he counts for much as an individual, the accomplishments of the space- men can serve as a guiding light. They have shown, beyond anj ' doubt, that the success of a team effort depends to a great degree upon individual endeavor. Not everyone can contribute to the betterment of man and society in a manner similar to that of the astro- nauts. However, today ' s high school graduate is completing the first phase of formal education in a time of universal world crises. If we are to survive as a nation, we need individuals who can think clear- ly and logically, who have a deep sense of purpose, and who possess the ability to react to situations in a responsible manner. It is my hope that you - the graduates of the Class of 1962 - are prepared to face the challenges of the future and to accept your share of responsibility to see that our community, state, and nation are made better and stronger through your individual efforts. I liope tliat as each day passes, you will be able to analyze carefully your actions of that day and ar- rive at the conclusion that your efforts have help ed achieve this goal. On behalf of the faculty I extend our best wishes for success and happiness. Superintendent of Schools LAWRENCE DWYER Standing left to right -. P chvard Oleson, Assistant priucipal; Hichard Bradley, Principal; Miss Betty llazzard, Junior High Secretary Seated : Miss Dorothy Gilbert, Senior High Secretary Kobert 0. Murpliy, Robert Ryan, Lawrence W. Dwyer, Superintendent, Mrs. Syh-ia F. Evans, Chairman Miss Iber Holmes, Mrs. Selma Smith, Miss Mary Poster Mrs. Mary Finnegan, Robert Waugb i VOCATIONAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT standing left to right: Edward Oleson, Joseph Ottoliiii, Ray Durdan, Edward Morton, Richard Pinette, chairman In foregound: Everett Blake SUPERINTENDENT ' S OFFICE Mrs. Gabrielle Twitchell, clerk, Miss Grace Johnston, secretary, Supt. Lawrence Dwyer, and Roland Collins, attendance officer John Graves, Robert Hughes Miss Mabel McKelvey, Miss Rosadina Brooks, Miss Alice Wison, Raymond Kneeland, John Callahan Seated : Miss Iber Holmes, Miss Virginia Moffett Richard LeClair, Robert Waugh John Callahan, Richard Pinette 7ftatAc99uUic standing, left to right, Perry Dawley, Mary Poster, Dorothea Oleson, Harold Eichel and George Lewis Seated, Miss Alma Powers and Mervin Ames, Chairman imm Perry Dawley, Mrs. Charlene Ferren, and Miss Alma Powers {Left to right) Miss Jeanette Runiney, Mrs. Bertha Buckley, chairman; Mrs. Mary Finnegan, Miss Ann Moffett, Miss Alma Keenan, Mrs. Julia Reynolds, Mrs. Majel Forrest Absent : Miss Dorothy Rumney Michael AValsh, Mrs. Edna Prowell R.X., Miss Ann Elliot %eAccteH€ THcAAo SENIORS ROBERTA S. CARROLL College Preparatory Meteor Staff 4 ; Advertising Staff 2, 3, 4 ; Ta ' Staff 2, 3, Editor 4 ; National Honor Society 3, 4 ; Secretary Treasurer of NHS 4; Student Council 4; Junior Play 3; All School Play 4; General Fund Collector 2, 3, 4 ; Manager of the Basketball Team 3 ; Drivers Training 4 ; Pops Concert 3, 4 ; Exchange Concerts 2 ; Girls State 3 ; Quill and Scroll 4. - ' DONNA A. CHADWICK College Preparatory Meteor Staff 8 ; Star-Teen Club 3, 4 ; Board of Directors 4; Tatler Staff 4; National Honor Soci ' ty 4; Student Council 1,3,4; Junior Play 3; Cheer- leader 3,4 ; Captain 4 ; Chorus 2 ; Pops Concert 2 ; Ex- change Concerts 2; Vice-President 2; President Chairman for Junior Prom Decoration. GEORGE E. CARTER Commercial Assembly 1,2,3,4; Meteor Staff 2,3,4; Star- Teen Club 4; Advertising Staff 2,3,4; Typist for Tatler 4 ; Junior Play 3 ; Junior High Press Club 1 ; National Thespians 3,4; Cafeteria Staff 3,4; Gen- oral Fund Collector 1; Drivers Training 3; All School Play 4 ; Winter Carnival 1, 2,3,4; Tabulating for Ski Carnival 4; Business Manager 4; Guide for Open House 3; Decorating Committee 3; Quill and Scroll 4. EARL F. CHAMBERLAIN Mechanical Arts earn 1,2,3; Chorus 1. PAUL E. COTE Mechanical Arts MARY ANN DROUIN College Preparatory Assembly 1,2,3,4; Junior Highlights 1; National Honor Society 3, 4 ; Junior High Press Club 1 ; Junior Play 3; General Fund Collector 1; Berlin Reporter Staff 1,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Drivers Training 4; Pops Concert 1,2,3; Exchange Concerts 1,2; North Country Music Festival 3; Class Secretary- Treasurer 3,4; Winter Carnival Committee 1,2,3,4; Usher At Class Day 3 ; Usher At Graduation 3 ; Dec- orating Committees 3; Betty Crocker Homemaking Award 4. LEO P. CROTEAU Mechanical Arts Dri erb Training 4. ROBERT H. DROUIN Mechanical Arts Audio Visual Club 1 : Key Club 3,4 ; Hockey Team 1,2,3,4: Football Team 3,4; Chorus 1; Baseball 2. WILLARD W. DUBE College Preparatory CHESTER D. BAMES Mechanical Arts Honor 4. WANDA J. DUPUIS Commercial Cafeteria Staff 1,2,3,4 ; Junior Play 3 ; Field Hock- ey 2, 3 ; Band 2, 3 ; Chorus 2 ; Drivers Training 3 ; Pops Concert 2 ,3; Exchange Concerts 2; Basketball Team 3; Tabulating for Ski Carnival 4; Usher at Graduation 3 ; Assembly 2, 3 ; Guide for Open House 3. JOANN C. jBASTMAN Commercial Speech 1 ; Basketball Team 1 ; Drivers Training 3 ; Assembly 1 ; Booster Club 1. HARVEY I. ELGER Commercial Baseball Manager 1 ; Star-Teen Club 3,4 ; Assembly 4; iSlational Thespians 4; Junior Play 3; Key Club 2,3,4; Captain of Hockey Team 4; Hockey Team 1,2, 3,4; Football Team 2,3; Captain 4. JUDITH A. FLINT Commercial Assembly 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,3; Debate Club 1 Star-Teen Club 2,3 ; Tatler Staff 4 ; Junior Plav 3 Basketball 1,2,3; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Captain 4 Chorus 1, 2 ; Pops Concert 2 ; Exchange Concerts 2 United Nations Pilgrimage 2; Winter Carnival 1,2, 3,4; Jimior Prom 3; Usher at Graduation 3; Guide for Open House 1.2,3,4 ; Usher at Class Day 3. DOUGLAS P. FARRINGTON Mechanical Arts Cafeteria Staff 1. SHARON N. GALLANT College Preparatory Assembly 3,4 ; Meteor Staff 4 ; Tatler Staff 4 ; Li- brary Staff 4; Junior Play 3; All School Play 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Pops Concert 2,3,4; Exchange Concerts 2; Girl ' s State 3; Honor Roll 1; North Country Mu- sic Festival 3,4; American Legion Play 1. KENNETH P. GENDRON Mechanical Arts Junior Play 3 ; Basketball Team 2 ; Football Team 1 ; Drivers Training 3. ALFRED L. GOLDENBERG College Preparatory Assembly 1,2,3,4; Star-Teen Club 3,4; All State Music 1,2 ; Junior High Press Cluib 1 ; Junior Play 3 ; Key Club 2,3,4; Ski Team 1,3; Band 1,2; Pops Con- certs 1 ; Exchange Concerts 1,2. DONALD I. GLOVER Mechanical Arts Ass embly 1; Cafeteria Staff 4; Football Team 1. ROBERT R. GUAY Mechanical Arts Cafeteria Staff 1,4; Hockey Team 1,2; i -f DARLENE G. HART Commercial Junior Play 3; Chorus 1; Drivers Training 4; Usher Graduation 3. PETER T. HAUSER Mechanical Arts KATHERINE M. HARVEY Commercial Speech 1,2; Yearbook Staff 2; Tatler Staff 4; Basketball 2; Sophomore Play 2; Booster Club 1,2. DONAILD K. HENDERSON College Preparatory National Athletic Scholarship Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Junior Play 3; Key Club 2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Ski Team 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Class President 4; President Student Council 4; Captain Ski Team 4. CARLTON L. HOLT College Preparatory Junior Highlights 1; Drivers Training 4; Christ- mas Pageant 2. KEVIN R. HUGHES College Preparatory Junior Highlights 1; Audio-Visual Club 1,2; All State Music 1, 2, 3 ; Junior Play 3 ; National Honor Society 3,4; National Thespians 3.4: Cafeteria Staff 4 ; Key Club 2 ; Ski Team 1, 2, 3 ; Band 1, 2, 3 ; Pops Concert 1, 2, 3 ; lExchange Concerts 1, 2. ROBERTA A. HOOD College Preparatory Softball 2; Meteor Staff 3; Star-teen Club 3,4; Tatler Staff 4; Junior Play 3; General Fund Collec- tor 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Basketball 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3 ; Driver Training 4 ; Pops Concert 1, 2, 3 ; Ex- cliange Concerts 1,2; Winter Carnival Queen Can- didate 3; Usherette 3,4; North Country Music Festival 3 ; National Thespians 4. MARY A. JENSEN Cominercial Assembly 1; Junior Highlights 1; Advertising Staff 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, .Xaptain 4; Drivers Training 4; Chorus 1. GEORGE W. KELLY College Preparatory Honor Roll 1 ; Assembly 3 ; Junior Highlights 1 ; Tatler Staff 4; Berlin ' Reporter Staff 4; Boys ' State 3; PATRICIA A. LANE Commercial Meteor Staff 3; National Honor Society 4; Junior Play 3; Drivers Training 4. RONALD A. LAM0NTA6NE College Preparatory Junior Play 3 ; Key Club 4. RICHARD E. LANGLOIS College Preparatory Assembly 1 ; National Athletic Scholarship Society 3,4; Junior Highlights 1; Audio-Visual Club 1; Star-Teen Club 4; Advertising Staff 3,4; National Thespians 3,4; Junior Play 3; All School Play 4; Key Club 3,4; Berlin Reporter Staff 4; Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Guide for Open House 3 ; Quill and Scroll 4. ARTHUR B. LIZIE College Preparatory National Honor Society 4; Junior Play 3; Key Club 3,4; Baseball 3,4. LILLIAN J. MICHAUD Commercial Tatler Staff 4 ; Basketball Team 1, 2, 3 ; Candi- date for Winter Carnival Queen 4. BONNIE R. LIZOTTE Commercial Assembly 1,2,3,4; Junior Highlights Assistant Editor 1; Meteor Staff 2; Editor-in Chief 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3; President 4; National Thes- pians 3,4 ; Quill and Scroll 4 ; Junior Play 3 ; All School Play 4 ; Bank Worker 3, 4 ; General Fund Collector 1, 2, 3 ; Berlin Reporter Staff 3, Co-Editor 4 ; American Legion School Award 1 ; Model U.N. 3 ; Abraham Lincoln Contest 1 ; Youth Leadership Lo- cal Winner 4; Winner of Latin Medal 2. LOUIS M. MICHAUD Mechanical Arts Advertising Staff 2, 3, 4 ; Hockey Team 1, 2, 4 ; Football Team 1, 2, 3 ; Drivers Training 4. FRANCIS F. MURPHY Mechanical Arts Football Team 1,2,3,4; DAVID G. OLESON Mechanical Arts Drivers Traininar 3. BOxNNIE ANN L. OLESON College Preparatory Junior Prom Queen 3; Voice of Democracy State Winner 3 ; Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Junior Highlights (Editor in Chief 1 ; Meteor Staff 2, 3 ; Star-Teen Club President 4; Junior High Press Club President 1; National Thespians 3, 4 ; Quill and Scroll 3, 4 ; Li- brary Staff 3 ; Berlin Reporter Staff 3,4 ; Co-Editor 4 ; Chorus 1,2 ; Pops Concerts 1,2 ; Exchange Con- certs 1; Winter Carnival Committee 1,2,3,4; Can- didate Annual United Nations at P.T.C.; Junior Play 3 ; National Honor Society 3,4 ; Vice-President 4. iii KENNETH L. PATTERSON College Preparatory Speech 3; All State Music 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2 ; Science Club 1, 2, 3 ; New Hampshire Boys Conference 2,3 ; Vice President 4. ROGER W. PELLETIER Mechanical Arts GERARD L. PINETTE Mechanical Arts Drivers Traininsr 4; MARTHA PELOQUIN Commercial Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4 : Junior High Press Club 1 ; Debate Cliib :i; Advcrtiwing Staff 2,3; Tatler Staff 4 ; Library Staff 4 ; Junior Play 3 ; All School Play 4; General Fund Collector 1; Basketball Team 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,3; Drivers Training 4; Pops Concert 1,2,3,4; Exchange Concerts 1,2; North Country Music Festival 3,4; Winter Carnival 4; American Legion Play 1 ; PHILIP L. RASYS MecJiaiiical Arts CARLINE M. RAYNER College Preparatory Assembly 1,2,3,4; Junior High Press Club 1; Tal- ler Staff 4; Junior Play 3; All School Play 4; Gen- eral Fund Collector 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Drivers Training 3; Pops Concert 1,2,3,4; (Exchange Concerts 1,2; North Country Music Festival 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Thespians 4. KATHY A. SEABORNJ] College Preparatory Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4 ; National Honor Society 4 ; Student Council 2, 3 ; Library Staff 3 ; Junior Play 3 ; General Fund Collector 1 ; Cheerleader 1 ; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Pops Concerts 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Drivers Training 3 ; Exchange Concerts 1, 2 ; Secretarj ' -Treasurer 1 ; Winter Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4 ; North Country Music Festival 3, 4 ; Graduation Usher 3 ; Decorating Com- mittee 3; Usher at Class Day 3; President 3. MARSHALL 0. SANTY Commercial Assembly 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Drivers Training 3; Pops Concerts 1,2,3,4; Exchange Con- certs 1,2; North Country Music Festival 3,4. EDWARD J. SMITH Mechanical Arts WILLIAM W. SOUTHERLAND Mechanical Arts DAVID P. ST.CYR Mechanical Arts DONALD R. VACHON Mechanical Arts Assembly 2, 3 ; Junior Play 3 ; Hockey Team 1 ; Basketball Team 1 ; Football Team 1, 2 ; Chorus 1 ; Pops Concerts 1, 2 ; Advertising Staff 4. ROBERT L. TENNIS College Preparatory Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Exchange Concerts 1,2, Pops Concerts 1, 2. e v STEPHEN H. WOODWARD College Prepaiatoiy Teen Age Still Life Donna Chadmck Women ' s College WeUesley Men ' s College Dartmouth Teacher Miss Powers Subject ... English Amusement Dancing Sport Hockey TV Show Ben Casey Radio Program Gopher Show Actress Debbie Reynolds Actor ' Aroy Donahue Song ' Z ' ' Z ' ' . .. I et Me In Hangout ...!,......!..!..,.! Sinlbaldl ' s Food Pizza Candy Bar Fifth Avenue Color Blue Pet Dog Automobile Ford ( Ici Secfienlcitwc Has (lone most for B.H.8. Hest Actress and Actor IJest Dancers Class Wizards Class Athletes Class Musicians Class Dreamers Class Flirts Fricndlist Most I ikely to Succeed Most Artistic Most Energetic Most Bashful Sir and Miss Popularity Queen and King of Fashions Cutest Couple In case anyone wants to know who is above the feet on the Senior page — here they are. BOY George Carter Richard Blanchette Alfred Goldenberg Arthur Llzie Harvey Elger Marshall Santy Earl Chamberlain George Kelley Harvey Elger Louis Mlchaud Donald Henderson Carlton Holt Robert Drouln Carlton Holt Alfred Goldenberg Ronald Lamontagne Harvey Elger Bonnie Lizotte Bonnie Oleson Alison Campbell Bonnie Lizotte Mary Jensen Martha Peloquln Judy Flint Eloide Beroney Judy Flint Lillian Michaud Bonnie Lizotte Judy Flint Sug Carroll Darlene Hart Donna Chadwick Mary Ann Drouln Judy Flint GIRL DONNA CHADWICK ARTHUR LIZIE MARY ANN DROUIN DONALD HENDERSON ROBERTA CARROLL L V 1 p M H p i f H Hp H J 1 m f 1 ' ■ L j 7 P ( 7 ( i t tafr eof The year is 1972, the date, August 15. The Class of i9oZ irom x5eriin High cicnooi is gatnered at (Jape Canaveral tor a very important event. One of our former classmates has just returned from the I ' ia- net fcjaturn atier being up there for aunost three days. He is the first asirouaut to land sareiy on the Planet ISaturn and we certainly are proud of him. He IS none other than our own George Kelly. We are having a party for him tonignt at the swanky Hotel at. Cyr. This swanky, nearby hotel is owned ana operated by David St. Cyr, who owns a chain of these beautiful resorts. Sitting at the head table with our famous astro- naut is that charming personality of a gentleman, Harvey Elger, who once greatly enlightened the halis of Berlin High School. He is now the United States Ambassador to the United Nations, and I hear he has the world ' s problems well in hand. With him is his lovely Japanese wife, Princess 0-AIi-Kan-B. Kathy Seaborne is also here. She is now a POD teacher in Weliesley, Massachusetts. She and Mary Ann Drouin haven ' t seen each other since high school. Mary Ann has been kept busy being the secretary and wife of a Berlin contractor. Martha Peloquin, owner of a perfume factory, has currently returned from a tour of Europe with her family. Her chief chemist is Sharon Gallant. Together they have made a mint spreading the es- sences of their Oriental perfumes over the world. Kenny Gendron, owner of a factory which manu- factures shocks and springs for cars, is among the guests of the evening. Eichard Langlois is information collector for the Britannica Encyclopedia Company. He is demurely dressed in a tuxedo with high hat and cane. Earle (Chink) Chamberlain still visits people very, very early in the morning on his usual milk route. I hear he has designed a new milk bottle with a pitcher shaped neck for easy pouring. How unique! Another man who has done very well in the design- ing field is none other than Kevin Hughes. Kevin has designed that marvellous new wallpaper with the pink stripes on an orange back-ground with yellow polka-dots. Doug Parrington is still up in Berlin trying to soup up his 1957 Oldsmobile. Pete Hauser, the President ' s chief assistant in economics, has developed a new non-inflammable substance which is going to be used on every article manufactured in the United States in ordei; to pre- vent any major fires. The United States has recently been put back into a state of tranquility since Donald Henderson, Dog- catcher General, placed behind bars those notorious and infamous personalities, Judna Ghadnit and Dondy Fliwick. For this reason he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. The Federal Government has been keeping this as quiet as possible but I have a sneaking suspicion ! Robert Gnay is busy trying to replace the worn out main Bomp in the Bompa-bompbompbomp. Alison Campbell is now a research technician for Colgate trying to find out what Pepsodent did with the yellow. We have just noticed something strange about one of the guests gathered here tonight. Alfred Golden- berg is under the table snapping pictures of legs. He is now the leading photographer for Play Boy magazine. lEloide Beroney is now a member of the Zonibee Jamboree doing the famous Banana Dance. Mary Jensen works for Jack Frost designing ' pil- low padded seat women ' s ski clothes. Carline Ilayiier belongs to that charming group of ladies from Rockerfelier Center Music Hall, The Roekettes. They are among the entertainers here to- night. Bonnie Lizotte is one of the world ' s few women lawyers. Together with her secretary, Pat Lane, she has been at famous trials all over the world. Ronnie Lamongtagne has done very well as a math teacher at Cornell University. Bobbie Hood is one of our guests here tonight. I understand that Bobbie has patched up more people in her line of work. She is a doctor at the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts. Dickie Belanger is also among our guests tonight. Dick and Chester Eames are now in the manufactur- ing field. I hear that they have designed a new car which contains guaranteed indestructible motors and transmissions. Louis Michaud has broken all records skating for the Maple Leafs of Toronto, Canada. His great scoring ability has Avon him fame. Kathy Harvey is here tonight. She is a model now for the famous clothes designer, Wanda Dupuis. Dick Blanchette is now a salesman for Chevrolet in San Francisco, California. Dick has made some great improvements in this car, which is now on the top selling list. Miss Bonnie Oleson is now making movies for the new S. W. Studios in Gatesville, Texas. The stu- dios are run by Mr. Stephen Woodward, and he and Miss Oleson with her sweet, charming, Scottish smile have made millions for the two. Maurice Bailey and Billy Dube split up soon after high school. Maurice is now up in Gorhani teaching driver training while Billy is the sole owner of the world ' s largest plant manufacturing Volkswagons. Mr. Arthur Lizie is a leading guest here tonight. Cukie is quite a big wheel out in Reno, Nevada now. We have no idea what kind of monkey business he is up to, but the new cadillac, equipped with a chauffeur, and two charming young ladies that he drove into town in yesterday certainly made an im- pression on us. So did the black top coat, hat, and sun glasses. The extra-curricula activities in high school must have paid off for Cu. Carlton Holt is certainly doing well for his coun- try. He has been experimenting in a submerged sub- marine for seven years now. Carlton always did like to fish. His chief assistant is Roger Pelletier, who insisted on taking four dogs, ten cats, and two mice down with him. Wonder what they are doing??!? Here comes Jo-Ann Eastman. Jo-Ann is one of the world ' s most famous hair stylists. Right now she is top hair stylist for MGM Studios in Hollywood. Eddie Smith is still up to his old tricks. Last spring he won the Indianapolis 500. His racing ability cer- tainly has improved in the past ten years. Why there is Francis Murphy! He plays end on the New York Giants Football Team. I hear he was chosen all American player last year. Gloria Bellemore is also here. Rumor says that she has been kept quite busy keeping the Berlin Maroons in skating equipment. She also keeps time of all pe- nalties in the penalty box. Albert Aubin is still showing his passive resistance against graduation bj ' retaining his position on top of the flag pole in front of the Berlin High School. Leo Croteau is among the more talented guests here tonight. He recently had the honor of winning the Nobel Prize for Literature for his book The In- side Look on Greek Philosophy. Donny Glover is on the corner of Broadway and Fifth Avenue trying to sell his economical potatoes that are as big as watermelons. Donny has done very well in the agricultural field since he left high school. Kenny Patterson is one of our entertainers here tonight. Ken is famous the world over for his great performance on TV. He has one of the best ear wig- gling acts we know of. George Carter is the chief bar tender at the famous ' ' Brown Derby ' ' restaurant in Hollywood, California. Paul Cote is flying commercial airlines back and forth to the Moon. He flew 4,569 passengers to the Moon last week for their vacations. His pretty air- line hostess is Darlene Hart. Circling among the guests is Lillian Michaud. She is known as the second Elsa Maxwell, as she gives some of the most important parties in the U.S. Sue Carroll is now the editor of the Manchester Union Leader. She is well known for her editorals, which are short and to the point. Donald Vachon, with his magnetic belt, is washing windows on the Empire State Building. We hope for Donald ' s sake that no one turns off the current. Marshall Santy is seen quite frequently on TV. lie gives the weather report from the moon each night at 6:00 p.m. Pliil Raj-sys has quite a business. Every morning Phil climbs into his special transport jet and speeds milk to the overcrowded surrounding cities. Bob Tennis keeps wide awake each day as he is the chief coffee taster for Chase Sanborn, Inc. Gerard Pinette recently won a jumping award ia the Olympics. His skiing ability can be surpassed by no one. Bob Drouin is now a salesman for Royal Crown. He has traveled tlie world over selling liis products. David Oleson, wlio is the announcer Iiere tonight, has just made the final announcement for the eve- ning. He is now the disc-jockey for American Band- stand. The final entertainment for the evening is just beginning. The entertainer is none other than Wil- liam Southerland. His one-man comedy act has been the talk of Broadway for quite a few years. Yes, the Class of 1962 has done very well in these past ten j-ears. And as band strikes up the last num- ber, we are all looking forward to our next reunion in 1987. i(U i ton In order that you may be more acquainted with the Senior Class, we are going to give you a few statistics. FRESHMAN YEAR Who will ever forget that day in September in 1958 when 103 lively boys and girls walked through the doors of the Berlin Junior High School? Our teachers in that freshman year v ill certainly never forget. We were in a daze most of the time, but finally set- tled down to business ; election came around and those elected were Donna Chadwick, President; Roland Patrick, Vice-President; Kathy Seaborne, Secretary- Treasurer. After Christmas we elected Janet Farrington as our candidate for the Winter Carnival. We worked very hard, sold tickets and had a game set up between the Faculty and the Varsity (MEATBALL) Basket- ball Team, what a game ! Despite our efforts we were defeated by the sophomore class. Later it was announced that the winners of the A- merican Legion Citizenship Awards were Bonnie Lizotte and Freddy Toll. We certainly were proud of them. Thus, our freshman year came to a close, and as June came, we were all looking anxiously to- ward our sophomore year when we would be in the senior high at last. SOPHOMORE YEAR Our sophomore year started off with a swing and a bang. By now we were in the swing of things and knew (at least we thought we did) just what we were going to do. We quickly settled down and went to work. For our officers this year, we elected President, Henry Arsenault; Vice-President, Donna Chadwick; Secretary-Treasurer, Eileen Mulroney; and Student Representative, Kathy Seaborne. Our queen candidate was Eileen Mulroney but we were defeated by the champions, the juniors. Many of the students proved themselves by being elected or nomininated to various organizations in school, namely to Key Club to which four were elected, and to the Meteor and Advertising Staff, eight. We had boys on the Varsity Football, Hockey, Ski, and Bas- ketball Teams. As our sophomore year came to a close, we discov- ered to our astonishment that we had reached the half way mark in our high school careers. Little did w« know that the next two years would be even busier. JUNIOR YEAR Well here we were ; half way there and what a year this turned out to be ! Again as in the past we elected our able class representatives, our President, Kathy Seaborne; Vice-President, Mary Ann Drouin; Stud- ent Council, Donna Chadwick. We had a great deal ahead of us, especially the Junior Play and the an- nual Junior Prom. We were very proud when Gloria Bellemore, Mary Ann Drouin, Bonnie Lizotte, Bon- nie Oleson, Kevin Hughes, and Sue Carroll were e- leeted to the National Honor Society. Kevin Hughes and George Carter were elected to the National Thespians; also Bonnie Lizotte, Bonnie Oleson, Bobbie Hood, Ricliard Langiois, and Harvey Elger. Bobbie Hood was our candidate for tlie Winter Carnival. Time flew and finally it was time for the annual Junior Play. We selected a three act play entitled: Dino which was presented on April 8. Richard Blanchette played the title role. It was a great success. After the play we anxiously awaited the Junior Prom. Bonnie Oleson was the Junior Prom Queen, and she certainly made a beautiful one. Sue Carroll, Sharon Gallant, George Kelley, and Stephen Woodward were our representatives at Boys ' and Girls ' State. Again this year we were re- presented on the many teams and in the different clubs and organizations. Finally, it was June and every one was anxious for fall to come. SENIOR YEAR Our senior year was the year that started off with the greatest anticipation. It just didn ' t seem possible that this would be our last year at Berlin High School. We knew that we would be very busy, so we got off to a good start by selecting our class officers: President, Donald Henderson; Vice-Presi- dent, Arthur Lizie; Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Ann Drouin; Student Council, Sue Carroll and Donna Chadwick. Winter was soon on us and it was time for the Winter Carnival. Lillian Michaud was our queen candidate. The Senior Class seem to back her to the fullest. Never was there such class spirit. Al- though she did not become queen, she showed won- derful sportsmanship, and the class was pleased that she won runner-up lionors. The seniors did not have a Senior Play, but instead had an all-school play with the leading role played by our own Bon- nie Lizotte. The play, which was entitled Higli Ground, was one of the most successful plays done in Berlin High School. The honor students of the Senior class were- Bonnie Lizotte, Highest General Scholarship; Gloria Bellemore, Commercial; Bonnie Oleson, College Preparatory; Chester Eames, Mechanical Arts. This year Mary Ann Drouin won the Betty Crocker A- ward. Now as we are at the end of our high school years, we can look back on the fun of the past and look forward to the future with even greater anti- cipation. ;4wci tcU The medal which is presented by Rensselaer Alumni Associa- tion, Inc. to the boy in the senior class doing the best work in mathematics and science during his four year course was awarded to Stephen Woodward. A Certificate of Merit was awarded to Arthur Lizie for excel- lence in French. The Honorary Science Award of a bronze medal which is pre- sented by Bausch and Lomb Optical Company to the member of the graduation class who has shown greatest progress in scienti- fic studies was awarded to Kathy Seaborne. Honor of having name engraved on the Gedeon J. Vachon honor roll plaque awar ded to boy and girl showing desirable character qualities and school citizenship was won by George Carter and Gloria Bellemore. 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 Kenneth Patter- son- and Roberta Carroll. The honor of having their names engraved on a plaque presented to school by the Ryan-Scammon Pest, American Legion, was won by Arthur Lizie and Bonnie Lizotte, chosen for outstanding cha- racteristics. Mary Ann Drouin won the highest award in the Berlin High School Betty Crocker Search for American Homemakers Contest. The faculty award to the senior boy and girl who have given outstanding service to the school and community was won by George Carter and Bonnie Oleson. Same ' ' Same cC tce- LAST WILL AND We, the Class of 1962, of Berlin High School, in the City of Berlin, County of Coos, and the State of New Hampshire, being of sound mind, memory, and understanding, do make our last will and testa- ment in the manner and form as follows: To the JUNIORS we leave Mr. Wagner and all his advice at Winter Carnival time. To the SOPHOMORES we leave the fond memo- ries of our junior play, hoping theirs will be as memorable. To the FRESHMEN we leave the Senior High School knowing it will be in good hands. MAURICE BAILEY leaves the library with its many books and plants to Dick Brady, the caretaker for 1963. ROBERT DROUIN and HARVEY ELGER leave the co-captainship of the B.H.S. hockey team to Way- ne Thompson and Sam Paquette, hoping they will lead to victory in the New Hampshire State Champ- ionship Tournament. Gerry Strout is the proud recipient of the pleasu- re of using the Ditto Machine; GLORIA BELLE- MORE is only too glad to make her happy. EARL CHAMBERLAIN and PHIL RASYS leave their milk routes to any juniors who can get up ear- ly enough to hold the job. KATHY SEABORNE leaves her homeroom seat in 212 to Lorraine Duquette so Mrs. Buckley can try to change her mind about chewing gum. Thanks to AL GOLDENBERG, Malcolm Enman now has a parking place on Cate ' s Hill for Friday nights, and an open road to L ' il Abner ' s on Satur- day nights. The cellar parties for next year ' s Winter Carni- val must be held at the home of Geraldine Strout, for this is the wish of L0VI8 MICHAVD. ROBERTA CARROLL leaves the Tatler in the capable hands of Anna Fournier and John Stanley. John Ramsay is left the responsibility of keeping an eye on the opposite sex at Notre Dame, for RON- ALD LAMONTAGNE wants to rest assured that they are carefully watched. ARTHUR LIZIE and HARVEY ELGER leave all their gay evenings and happy memories to aU the juniors who can stand them. PATTY LANE leaves her homeroom seat in 212 and her extensive P.O.D. notes to Paula Sausville, while SHARON GALLANT leaves Mary Ann Mas- sey to carry on her tradition in P.O.D. CHESTER EAMES is only too willing to leave Da!e Grover in charge of the |Errol bus line. Ben Gallant should be pleased to hear that he is receiving a complete set of written instructions on How to Make Smoke Signals from BILLY DUBE. But that ' s not all! There ' s a Bunsen burner to go with them. BONNIE OLE SON leaves her Junior Prom crown to this year ' s Prom Queen. ROGER PELLETIER leaves tlie Linotype ma- chine in the capable hands of the capable junior who gets to run it capably next year! ROBERT TENNIS finally leaves B.H.S., and ALBERT AUBIN hopes he can leave with him. ELOIDE BERONEY leaves her typewriter in Office Practice to Viola Jones on the condition that she take good care of it. The following items have been left to Dave Mac Leod: WILLIAM SOUTHERLAND ' S noon seat at the Submarine, DICK BLANCHETTE ' S shifting lever, linkage, and burnt valve, plus DOUGLAS FARRINGTON ' S Plymouth manifold for two earbs. JUDY FLINT and DONNA CHADWICK leave the stores around school with a surplus of tuna fish. JUDY also wants to leave her field hockey stick to Janet Farrington. JOANNE EASTMAN leaves her bottle of hydro- gen peroxide to Helen Arsenault. MARSHALL 8ANTY leaves his lady-killing ways to Stewart Currier, whether or not he needs them. Helen LaPete should be first in line for DAVID ST. CYR ' S P.O.D. tests. ALISON CAMPBELL leaves her long black hair to Helen Arsenault so that she will no longer have to set it every night. Since STEPHEN WOODWARD holds the record in Chemistry, he leaves all his wonderful marks to John Stanley. EDWARD SMITH takes with him everything he can hold onto. BONNIE LIZOTTE leaves Gerry Strout to buy Savings Stamps, count money, and type for Miss Powers. Oh, by the way, she must remember to open the School Bank every day. TESTA MENT As a favor to Susan Dumont, GLOBIA BELLEMOBE wishes to leave her simple hairdo. KEN PATTEBSON leaves the ability to tickle the keys of the school organ to any junior who thinks he can tackle it. DONALD VACHON is also concerned with keys-- those of the school carry-all go to Bill Lawson. Betty Wheeler will have a pillow to cushion her falls next year on the basketball court, thanks to MABY JENSEN. BOBEBTA HOOD just can ' t decide what she wants to leave, but when she does, Sharon Lambert is sure to get it. DAVID OLESON leaves his coveralls to any jun- ior they will cover. Paul Chabot is the happy recipient of MAUBICE BENNETT ' S early morning jaunts. If Alfred Cabral can find all the tools that belong in GEBABD PINETTE ' S tool box, he can have it. Since BOBBY TENNIS is leaving B. H. S. thLs year, BONNIE OLESON feels that Sandy Tennis should invite someone to live with her. Providing slie does this, BONNIE LIZOTTE and OLESON are wil- ling to leave them all the memories they have of the last three years. MABY ANN DBOUIN leaves Heidi Wagner to get what she left hanging in a tree at Gorham Hole last summer. BICHABD BELANGEB leaves his hot Merc to anybody who can afford to fix it up and buy rubber for it. BOB DBOUIN also wants to leave Paul Tardiff the spray deodorant that Louis Thibeault left him. A note is attached saying Use it sparingly and maybe you can leave it to someone next year. To the President of the Class of ' 63 go all the trou- bles, worries, and decisions of a senior class pre- sident with the best wishes of DONALD HENDEBSON. LILLIAN MICHAUD, who hasn ' t discovered the meaning of the Pseudo-Psychologist Association, is leaving its Presidency to Cheryl Shepard, hoping she will be able to figure it out. Thanks to BICHABD LANGLOIS, Eddie Oleson is receiving a pair of Lund Adult Recreational skiis with which to win the State Giant Slalom Champion- ship, next year. LEO CBOTEAU leaves the Projection Room to next year ' s sixth period English class. CABLTON HOLT leaves all his psychology and sociology notes, tests, and papers to any junior taking the course next year. These will help prevent writer ' s cramp. The quiet ways of DABLENE HABT are left to Helen McLain, so she won ' t get into trouble with the teachers next year. Cynthia Hawkins is receiving the blarney that Elaine Wilson left to KEVIN HUGHES that Sharon Hughes had left to her. FBANCIS MUBPHY leaves all his books to the first person who wants them. CABLINE BAYNEB leaves her nursing aspira- tions to Diane Valliere. KENNETH GENDBON leaves aU his car troubles to Wayne Thompson if he wants them ; but DONALD GLOVE B, who has no car troubles, leaves the East Milan Road to Kip Flint. Mrs. Buckley should be glad to know that GEOBGE KELLEY is finally leaving her in peace. However, GEOBGE secretly hopes some junior will carry on his tradition . DONNA and JUDY have one more request; they want to make sure that Mr. Hughes and Mr. Kneeland are left with peace and quiet. BOBEBT GUAY leaves Paul Chabot to clean up the Auto Mechanics shop next year, but since PETEB HAUSEB is leaving the road between Jefferson and Berlin wide open for Squeak Frenette, Squeak should arrive in plenty of time to help Paul. Susan Dumont will have to fight the snowball raids on the way home from school all alone next year, be- cause WANDA DUPUIS is leaving her to do just that. MABTHA PELOQUIN is leaving approximately eight inches to Claire Poulin. This way, they will be able to talk almost on the level. PAUL COTE leaves his brilliant mind to Everett Mason to help him out in shop. Judy Grover ' s worries are over, because she now has in her possesion long nails and polish with kind wishes from KATHEBINE HABVEY. The Class of 1962 hopes the faculty will always re- member us just the way we are, for we are sure we have left many memories. Let us not forget GEOBGE CABTEB. He feels he can leave as soon as all the unfinished business is finished. 4 s m % ACTIVITIES I STUDENT COUNCIL eatetl: Judy Porsson, Sandra Elger, Donna lazzard, Donald Henderson, Donna Chadwick. leraldine Strout and Sue Carroll. tanding: Joey Israel, Penny Brungot, Kirkland loss, Robert Morris, Cheryl Shepard, Mr. Ed. )le8on. NATIONAL THESPIANS 1st row: Carline Rayner, Bonnie Oleson, Gloria Bellemore, Gladys MacKinnon, Mary Oleson, Heidi Wagner. 3ii(l row: George Carter, Daniel MacKinnon, Harvey Elger, Richard Langlois, James Cross 3n(l row: Roberta Hood, Barbara Montelin, Mrs. Finnegan, Miss Virginia Moffett, Bonnie Lizotte, Geraldine Strout. CAFETERIA WORKERS 1st row: Florence Leblanc, Laurie Laberge, Helen McLain, Elaine Koons, Elaine Leveille, Cynthia Stephenson, Sharline Croteau, Linda Griffin, Jeannette Pelchat. 2na row: Jackie LeBlanc, Robert Guay, Donald Glover, Miss Iber Holmes, James Poisson, John Silver, and Lorraine Pinard. 3rd row: Wanda Dupuis, John Stanley, George Carter, Dan MacKinnon, Richard Brady, Steven Slagle, Andrew McLain, and Viola Jones. METEOR AND ADVERTISING STAFF Ist row: Elizabeth Wheeler, Geraldine Strout, Mary Oleson, Gladys MacKinnon, Mary Reardon Bonnie Lizotte, Cheryl Shepard, Camille Couture 3nrl row: Louis Michaud, John Stanley Maryr Jensen, Carole Matthews, Diane Valllere, Anita: Ilachez, Helen Arsenault, Richard Langlois. ;Ji-(l row: George Carter, Sue Carroll, Mrs Finnegan, Mr. Durdan, Miss Powers, Lorraine Cloutier, Frank Perkins. BANK WORKERS Lorraine Cloutier, Bonnie Lizotte, Mi.ss Powers, Geraldine Strout, Paulette DesRoberts. HONORS Bonnie Oleson, Gloria Bellemore, Bonnie Li?otte Chester Eames. ALL SCHOOL PLAY St row: Heidi Wagner, Mary Oleson, Bonnie lizotte, Gladys MacKinnon, Geraldine Strout. nd row: Barbara Montelin, Daniel MacKinnon, liss Virginia Moffet, Richard Langlois, Sharon ainbert. LIBRARY STAFF lanet Farrington, Diane Burlock, Liza Chod, 3haron Gallant, John Stanley, Bonnie Oleson, ndra Elger, Betty Wlieeler, Miss Ann Mofett. Sai GENERAL FUND COLLECTORS 1st row: Geraldine Strout, Diane Valliere, Sue Dumont, Helen MacLain, Kathy Carroll, Jan Rozek, Julia Chaykowsky, Patricia Miele, Alice MacKinnon. 2nd row: Mr. Ames, Miss Keenan, Mrs. Ferren, Miss Rumney, Sue Carroll, Carline Rayner, Susan Eriksen, Kristine Riff, Dale Hamlin, Kay Hodgdon, Sherrell Spears, Penny Brungot, Bette Mae Roy, Nancy Arsenault, Susan Keough, Janet Delorge, Mr. Meserve, Marylee Ledger, Mrs. Forrest. 8rd row: Robert Vachon, Kenneth Wiswell, James Nolet, Rusty Ross, Jerrett Hansen, Robert Keene, Michael O ' Neil, Alan DeCosta. KEY CLUB 1st row: David Perry, Brett Halvorson, Ronald Labbe, Arthur Lizie, James Poisson, Ronald Lamontagne, Richard Sabbag, Wayne Thompson and row: Alfred Goldenberg, Donald Hender- son, Paul Savchick, Harvey Roberge, Robert Drouln, Sam Paquette, Richard Langlois, Paul Tardiff, Harvey Elger TATLER STAFF iNt row: Betty Wheeler, Gloria Bellemore, Cat- line Rayner, Roberta Carroll, Lillian Michaud, Roberta Hood, Geraldine Strout, Anna Foar- nler, Cheryl Shepard. 2ik1 row: Mr. Durdan, Sherrell Spears, Judith Flint, George Kelley, Donna Chadwlck, John Stanley, George Carter, Sharon GaNant, Martha Peloquin, Mrs. Buckley. ALL STATE BAND AND CHORUS 1st row: Cheryl Shepard, Sharon Lambert Slid row: Carl Farrington, Kenneth Patterson, Kenneth Borchers. SECRETARIAL STAFF st row: Bonnie LIzotte, Wanda Dupuis, Gloria ;ellemore, Mary Jensen, iid row: George Carter, Judy Flint, Alison ampbell Marshall Santy, Mr. Dawley. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB Seatwl: Steven Boucher, Carl Parrington, and Ralph Shevlln. Standing: Billy Woodward, Frank Perkins, Rene Poirier, Richard Young, and Mr. H. Redfern. ATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY [ Ist row: David Perry, Ronald Nichols, Edward I lleson, John O ' Nell, Paul TardiK, Ronald ' .abbe, Richard Sabbag, Richard Langlots. lid row: Donald Henderson, Brett Halvorson, :enneth Borchers, Robert Morris, Paul Sav- liick, James Poisson, Marls MacDonald, Arthur .izie, Mr. Bradley. ♦I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st row: Gloria Bellemore, Donna Chadwick. Sharon Lambert, Bonnie Oleson, Bonnie Lizotte, Patricia Lane, Barbara Montelin, Anna Fournler, Geraldine Strout. ' 2u(l row: Brett Halvorson, Arthur Lizie, Robert Morris, Betty Wheeler, Diane Valliere, Mlssi Alma Keenan, Kathy Seabo rne, Mary Ann| Drouin, Roberta Carroll, Kenneth Borchers.i Ronald Labbe, Terence Dwyer, Mr. Bradley. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS 1st row: Christine Darchick, Joan Lynsky, Paulette Demers, Barbara Bowman, Joseph Israel, Samuela Evans, Lynn Murphy, Susan Keough, Joanne Gregoire. 2im1 row: Rusty Ross, Betty-Jo Hazzard, Betty Roy, Janet Delorge, Kristine Shepard, Sandra GuUmette, Linda Ordway, Robert Vachon. Srd row: James Sheridan, Christine Pederson, Lynda McVetty, Elisabeth Evans, Rachel Goldenberg, Miriam Zeltzerman, Alice MacKinnon, Gerald Holmes. 4th row: Michael O ' Neil, Donald Dercole, Mr. Durdan, Martha Wioodward, Miss J. Rumney, f lan Rich. BERLIN REPORTER COLUMN STAFF Seated: Theo Oleson, Betty Wheeler, Bonnie Oleson,. George Ke]ley, Bonnie Lizotte, Gladys MacKirinon. and Barbara Montelin. Stanarng: ' Mrs. ' C Ferreh and Mr. R. Wagner. O K u o I— I a o I— I en j3 ii ■♦- Cli (U rj -4- a Q a CD O en 0) 2 S C3M a .- S fl — O ti a «N O CS •C si on o go -- -a 5  be . d u C3 CD O (3 o5 O WHS s m P o SO fl Oi 0) c ci •3 g « 2- tf C, C 15 CC - IB CO Hi m c c . c c 55 C3 CS 1-5 G s O « s S tM Q Of ; a a be ' u CI ' ? ti t. i- oi 2 O fl H u - 0) 5 0) 2  aS C3 C3 ■C ™-= J3 a N b u cc a! n 72 . a-.S? ffl J ! K a t: S -s ij § M . ?3 . fc, CI ;.«- 3 cS - 0) ■« o a ® 1 a a ' O a ®2 == E « S 5 « .-go, tS « a P 5!r, 3 2 ■a a ' a 0)03 ' - ' c SS a ! o 2 o 2 2 c3 ' a « cij a .a C S - ■5 t, ? 3 — = oi O O 3 51 « m fH o M K f- 3 i; I i; o CIS 3 Q) (1) a) o a — a) ■= °a£ cc ' E O ' •• i 9 fe 3 fc ° — ?g £ 4 a D t-  S cc ti ■ - 0) £ t- c8 CS j3 H I— I U o CD O o M p:i O Z P •° S £ ® o a £ ID i-s t-i J:; ■3 to ' -s g tf ag« ' § £ ' 2 S - cs a o o u 2 « 13 ,2 1-3 W O .. j-O S ' S = a o sni g ' d o OJ ca - -d r5 CU ■ O B a 2 ce a - S E g oj y H •- i M ■ c =a ..Hh a-S 3 fe 2 cS CO o ..S« „ 0) _ -M o _r bJD „ „ 5 =s ts 9 ' o v 3 2S5. a r2 ' o - a ? fl  - |— ! -StsJ ' S 2 £. S a 01 Bh (« w So a ; . M r l S 3 St , . a ' J 5 5 2 - t! a ta o 2 S £ ■ .0 . m  2 J 2 tT ,j a ; 0) it; «i .3 _. - 5 9 -t o  -c Hj dj M t, s a 0) -og£ iH Q ai u .. o .a N fc W S B o p:; o I— I ' £ 63 c a o O OS - S « ca c M •S =« S O . M .. c ' ' - .. « X! O M I. g . -s c: a; £ 5iS - 3 a K ' J - cso SO St- - — S3 0) •- 0; -x! c S t- o n =s s 2-g HZ 5 5 S t- -« S c2 . .J.! a) a; « ca •- .2 t. cS OJ - :i S O S a) s 3j tJ ' a; _- t- ta a) i a, cog S Sf « CO a) a a £ a c c X aj o o — a! ' O a; fe ' . r t- a « aj o X cgS CO ; o, - « sr Ph N I- N O W i CO ; 5§-g o S as a v i — -J o 5 S 5 c o S S o o eo C a P o g « . « t- CJ ■3 1—4 a _• S a) s ai =1 - a) •- cd •r =s a • Q, n a) S 0) a) aj i-j -w o S t- o c  ?= C - , a) c 13 a) a J= o : ji a) s a) ■ - 3 - C 3 a.o c ■ O 3 « 3 i: o . 3 T3 - 3 c ' g 3 m £ 5 O S3 S {jj (1) 3 J. 3 0-01 o be CQ a; •r — 5 3 3 si o 2 ' a) .3 0). e p, d c  1. 3 oi a; Oh u 3 o s , £ o a) t. •a d £ ;■  -2 a) c — ° CC 2 CO -•III a o ' S S I- ' SIU -3 Q) U C 3 ' f?S 3 a K g Q -C8 OJ CJ •« 22sg ■SEHCL,cq 0. 3 -a cs 5 o £.2 3 - iXf cj a! . cd t- -S f ,5 O a 33 t. cs U a S ■o o o •o - o S W to 3d 5 0) M 8 oix: C o a) 2 - s — O J3 I FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 1st row: Elizabeth Wheeler, Linda Cord well, Anna Fournier, Arthur Lizzie, Geraldine Strout, Catherine Dwyer, Helen McLain. 2ii(l row: Heidi Wagner, Katherine Seaborne, Alfred Goldenberg, Edward Oleson, John Stanley Stanley MuUins, John Ramsey, Shirley Hazzard. Srd row: Bernard Gallant, Clifton Flint, Mrs. Meserve, Ronald Nichols, Donald Dalphonse, QUILL AND SCROLL Ist i-ow: Diane Valliere, Gloria Bellemore, Car- line Rayner, Barbara Montelin, Roberta Hood, Sharon Gallant, Geraldine Strout, Anna Four- nier, Cheryl Shepard. M Slid row: Mrs. Finnegan, Arthur Rohrbacher, Bonnie Lizotte, Bonnie Oleson, John Stanley, George Carter, Roberta Carroll, Richard Lang- lois, Theo Oleson, Mr. Durdan, Mr. Wagner. 3r(l row: Anita Hachez, Helen Arsenault, Gladys MacKinnon, Mary Oleson, Sherrell Spears, Camille Couture. STAR TEEN CLUB 1st row: Mary Oleson, Gladys MacKinnon, Cheryl Shepard, Bonnie Oleson, Penny Brungot, Roberta Hood, Barbara Montelin. 2ii(l row: Phyllis Perrault, Diane Rodrique, George Carter, John Stanley, James Cross, Betty Wheeler, Paulette DesRoberts. 3r(l row: Helen McLain, Harvey Elger, Rick Sabbag, Edward Oleson, Richard Langlois, Diane Burlock. 4th row: Laurie LaBerge, Roland Ramsay, Alfred Goldenberg, Mrs. Finnegan, Ben Gallant, Lorraine Cloutier. aT 3 5 c 2 a ° a) o 3 - Si -2 _ 2 . •— t- t. ,--1 H — Bi - ffl • ' i - S t - oT 2 o Q S t, a S ID cd c S S - 2 ® s £ S I S S 2 ti a 45 jri ■ a o a rt o a o ti 5 2 cs d O Vc -; . 5 J3 OPLhO - en - - i O t! O ci ja o ? -t- 0) «t;5 - p 52 rt _ tT £ = « 2 = S S- xQpJc m i S = 2 S 3 o be -a a O (D HI §1 |c1| =3 £ g-W § WO , - £: oH  S CO • • .5 a m — feOnS a ■pmS g . — t- u i -— - = 0-2 = I VARSITY FOOTBALL 1st row: Manager Michael O ' Neil, Maurice Blanchette, Maurice Bailey, Paul IngersoU Bobby Drouin, Tom Rines, Ronald Nichols! John Ramsay, Prank Murphy, Harvey Roberge Paul Tardiff, Wayne Thompson. 3iul i-ow: Coach Walsh, Dana Flint, Jim Wls- well. Bobby Morris, Brett Halvorson, Dick Blais Eddie Oleson, Dave perry, Paul Savchick, Dan MacKinnon, Ronnie Smith, Terry Dwyer, Andy Cooney, Coach Squarcia. ;?r(l row: Sammy Paquette, Ray Francoeur Jim Poisson, Rick Sabbag, Jim York, Clifton Flint, Don Dercole, Ray Aube. JUXIOR VARSITY HOCKEY 1st row: Alan Rich, Richard Desilets, James Sheridan, Rodney Legendre, Donald Pouliot, Uichard Roberge, Raymond Aube. ■2m row: Coach Ottolini, Timothv Murphy, Raymond Beaudet, Fred Bilodeau, j ' ames Wis- well, Ronald Dube, Sonny LaPlante, Bob Travis, Ray Robichaud, John Potter, Arthur Grondin, Butch Bouchard and James York Manager. VARSITY BASKETBALL 1st row: Bobby Morris, Ronnie Labbe, Ricky Sabbag, Lloyd Nolin, Jimmie Poisson, Pat Pickford. Slid row: Coach Ray Kneeland, Timmy Thomas, Tippy Picktord, John O ' Neil, Paul IngersoU, Manager Mark MacDonald Absent from photo: Paul Chabot GIRLS ' BASKETBALL 1st row: Mary Jensen, Gail Peabody, Lisa Chod, Co-Captain Janet Farrington, Co-Captain Tlieo Oleson, Betty Wheeler, Sandy Elger, Juliette Dandeneau. and row: Linda McVetty, Barbara Richardson, JoAnne Croteau, Paulette Goddard, Ann Marie Drouln, Nancy Ashworth. 3rd row: Coach Ann Elliot, Managers: Donna Larsen, Cynthia Angelides and Diane Burlock. Absent from photo: Sandy Tennis, FIELD HOCKEY Ist row: Gail Peabody, Nancy Ashworth, Sandy Elger, Susan Dumont, Mary Oleson, Judy Flint, Theo Oleson, Sandy Tennis, Janet Far- rington, Betty Wheeler, Janet Catello. 2nd row: Maxine Jodrie, Carole Matthews, Barbara Burlock, Ann Marie Drouin, Paulette DesRoberts, Laurie LaBerge, Kristine Riff, Donna Larsen, Diane Burlock. 8rd row: Coach Ann Elliot, Manager Cheryl Shepard, Assistant Manager Cynthia Angelides, Barbara Richardson, Shirley Cavallini, Paulette Labbe, Gall Pageau, Lorraine Cloutier. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Captain: Roxy Laroche Lenore Nusman, Sherry Halvorson, Brenda Koon, Susan Erlksen, Mary Chadwick, Janice Mulroney, and Kathy Polsson. , . wm rn W ' ■■ ■■li ' :f :- :.: ■1 . .  , ; ; .. -.-■ ' SJ i B 1 «. 1 ■■ ' safe ' ■ «■ ■ ' ' :■■ i ■ ■ ■:-■♦:  ■ ■ ' ■■ ...... B 1! g - ' ' 4 M %. . : ' n ' ,. fel it 1M. !■ 11 H 11 2li : VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Ist row: Sally Erlksen, Roberta Hood, C8 Donna Chadwlck, Mascot Wendy Oleson, Valliere, Marjorle Roy. 3ii(l row: Penny Brungot, Francine Bilo Heidi Wagner, Sherrell Spears VARSITY HOCKEY 1st row: Brett Halvorson, Ronnie Lemoine, Roland Cote, Wayne Thompson, Co-Captain Harvey Elger, Co-Captain Bob Drouin, Louis Michaud, Sammy Paquette, George Lemieux. 3iul row: John Ramsay, Ray Prancoeur, Dick Biais, Chip Roberge, Roland Goulet, Dave Perry, Paul Tardiff, Manager Billy Sullivan, and Coach Richard Bradley. % ADMINISTRATION Lawrence Dw er Superintendent Richard Bradley Principal Edward Oleson Assistant Principal Dorothy Gilbert Senior High Secretary Betty Hazzard Junior High Secretary Grace Johnston Administration Secretary Gabrielle Twitchell Administration Secretary Roland Collins Attendance Officer Edna Prowell School Nurse Armand Vachon Assistant Foreman Paul Groleau Bus Supervision TEACHERS Mervin Ames Mathematics Everett Blake Woodwork Rosadina Brooks History Bertha Buckley English John Callahan Civics, Science Perry Dawley Office Practice, General Math Ray Durdan Printing Harold Eichel Mathematics Ann Elliot Girls ' Physical Education Charlene Perren Typewriting Mary Finnegan English, Latin Majel Forrest English Mary Foster Homemaking, General Math John Graves Music Director Iber Holmes Civics, Cafeteria Robert Hughes Art, Humanities Drivers Training ma EngUs ■i mondTtneoland Gont,empoiary Problems, History of Civilization LeClalr idahce Director CJeorge Lewis Mathematics Mabel McKelvey Social Studies Uoger Meaerve Science Ann Moffett Librarian Virginia Moffett United States History Edward Morton Mechanical Drawing Dorothea Oleson Mathematics Joseph Ottolini Machine Shop Richard Pinette Auto Mechanics Alma Powers Bookkeeping, General Math, Business Training Herbert Redfern Science Julia Reynolds Remedial Reading Dorothy Rumney English Jeanette Rumney English Paul Squarcia General Science Selma Smith Home Economics Richard Wagner Science Michael Walsh Boys ' Physical Education Robert Waugh French, Latin Alice Wilson History, Psychology, Sociology JANITORS Armand Vachon Albert Vachon Joseph Daley Gordon Hawkins UNDERCLASSMEN eia V GIRLS Arsenault, Helen Beaudoin, Susan Bushway, Joyce Chod, Lisa Dandeneau, Juliette Davenport, Marjorie Dumont, Susan Duquette, Lorraine Farrington, Janet Fournier, Anna Grover, Judith Goddard, Paulette Hachez, Anita Harding, Nancy Hawkins, Cynthia Jones, Viola LaBerge, Laurianne LaForce, Ramona LaPete, Helen Lambert, Sharon Larin, Claudette Leblanc, Florence Lemire, Patricia Letourneau, Angeline MacKinnon, Beverly McLain, Helen Massey, Mary Ann Morin, Ronaele Montelin, Barbara Oleson, Theo Poulin, Claire Reardon, Mary Sausville, Paula Shepard, Cheryl Strout, Geraldine Tennis, Sandra Thibeault, Barbara Valliere, Diane Wagner, Heidi Warner, Diana Wheeler, Elizabeth BOVS Beaudoin, Richard Brady, Richard Cabral, Alfred Chabot, Paul Couture, Donald Cross, James Currier, Stewart Enman, Malcolm Flint, Clifton Gagne, Theodore Gallant, Bernard Grover, Dale Halvorson, Brett Lacombe, Peter Langlois, Lucien Lawson, William Lemieux, George MacKinnon, Daniel MacLeod, David Mason, Everett Matthews, Robert Mullins, Stanley Nichols, Ronald Nolin, Lloyd Oleson, Edward O ' Neil, John Paquette, Norman Perry, David Pickford, Thomas Poirier, Rene Ramsey, John Rich, Gary Riff, Donald Rines, Lloyd Roy, Ronald Savchick, Paul Serafin, Francis Slagle, Steven Stanley, John St. Pierre, Richard Sullivan, William Tardiff, Paul Taylor, John Thompson, Wayne Vaillancourt, James Veinotte, James Wilson, Patrick Young, Richard a GIRLS Angelides, Cynthia Anderson, Carol Barrows, Timonee Bilodeau, Francine Breault, Irene Brungot, Eloise Burlock, Diane Cabral, Shirley Catello, Janet Cloutier, Lorraine Couture, Camille Cote, Carol Croteau, JoAnne DesRoberts, Paulette Duquette, Shirley Eriksen, Sally Gagne, Nancy Galluzo, Janet Gendron, Alma Godin, Ann Griffin, Margaret Hamel, Anita Hamlin, Cheryl Hamlin, Dale Hamlin, Judith Hamlin, Wilma Hodgdon, Kay Holmes, Barbara Holt, Elaine Jodrie, Maxine Keene, Gail Larsen, Donna McCullough, Linda MacKinnon, Gladys Mann, Martha Matthews, Carole Murphy, Barbara Nichols, Lorna Oleson, Mary Palella, Lucille Patterson, Marsha Pelky, Barbara Prince, Linda Pinette, Marsha Perrault, Phyllis Riff, Kristine Rodrique, Diane Roy, Marjorie Second, Leah Spears, Sherrell Stiles, Sherry St. Germaine, Diane Sullivan, SueAnn Taraskewich, Linda Turmel, Theresa Turner, Linda Veinotte, Georgia Vinyard, Donna Welch, Joan Williams, Ruth Wagner, Elizabeth BOYS Aube, Raymond Bernard, Philip Beroney, Thomas Borchers, Kenneth Boucher, Stephen Bouchard, Arthur Charron, Maurice Collins, Daniel Connolly, Norman Cote, Roland Corcoran, James Currier, Vincent Demers, Robert Desilets, Richard Dube, Craig Dube, Ronald Dwyer, Terence Farrington, Carl Gemmiti, Donald Goddard, Richard Gosselin, Roland Gothreau, Edward Grondin, Arthur Guerin, Armand Guerin, Normand Hachez, Romeo Ingersoll, Paul Jensen, Rolfe King, William Koons, Gary Kluchnick, Peter Labbe, Ronald Lang, Albert Langley, Peter Laplante, Edgar LeBlanc, Leo Leclerc, Robert Legendre, Rodney Lemerise, Michael Leteilier, William Frenette, Charles MacDonald, Mark Marquis, Richard Merrill, Paul Morris, Robert Murphy, James Olmstead, Danny Perkins, Frank Pickford, Patrick Pinette, Gary Poulin, Roger Poisson, James Ramsey, Roland Robichaud, Raymond Roberge, Harvey Rohrbacher, Arthur Roy, Wilfred Sabbag, Richard Smith, Roger Smith, Ronald Strout, Roger St. Germaine, Wayne Tardiff, Richard Wiswell, James Woodward, William York, James Young, Harold AUain, Ernest Arseud-Uic, Nancy Asuwortn, Nancy Ayiward, Timothy isaiiey, j reaay tsaiiiargeon, uene jbaiU, JUUltll iseuuuet, Kaymond BecKwim, James ue.auser, Aimand uiioutjau, Aiired iiiioaettU, Norman ii.ais, xticnara uorK, joun Boui ' oeciu, Raymond Boucuer, i auner Bowman, Baruara Breton, Clarice Brouiuette, Paul Cnadwick, Mary Ellen Cnamoeriain, John Cieary, Suzanne Cioutnier, Rene Cooney, Andrew Cooney, Gary Cooper, Susan Cordwell, Linda Couture, Armand Couture, Roger Croteau, Ronald Daxphonse, Donald Darchik, Christine Dearborn, David Delorge, Janet Dercole, Donald DeRosier, Diana Doble, Alana Doherty, James Dube, Margaret Duchesnaye, Marguerite Dwyer, Kathleen Elger, Sandra Enman, Donna Eriksen, Susan Evans, Samuela Filteau, Louise Flint, Dana Fontaine, Juliette Fortier, Peter Fortier, Sherrill Francoeur, Raymond Gallant, John Gillingham, Herbert Gillingham, James Graves, Jeffrey Greene, Linda Griffin, Jeanne Grondin, Lucien Guay, Richard Guerin, Robert Guerin, Sharon Guilmette, Sandra Halvorson, Sherry Hamel, Susan Hansen, Jerrett Harris, Gerald Hazzard, Betty Jo Hazzard, Shirley Ann Heroux, Blaise Hickey, Nancy Home, Robert Johnson, David Johnson, Gertrude Ann Johnson, Nancy Jordan, Jill Kelley, Kerry Keough, Susan Kluchnick, Paul Koon, Brenda Koons, Elaine Lefeuiiie, Louise Lanary, Annette Lang, Ernest Larete, Joyce LaJr-oinue, Jeanne Laitocue, iioxyann Larson, Rooert Leuianc, Jacqueline Leuger, Maryiee Leiguion,, Koiand Leveine, ueorge Leveiiie, Rene Levesque, Linda MacLonaid Andrea MacDougaii, Aiian McGiiien, Peter McLain, Andrew Mason, Lewis Meianson, Tneresa Meron, Frank Moreau, Roger Morin, Darlene Morneau, Elaine Mortenson, Robert Moulton, John Muuins, James Mulroney, Janice Murphy, Lynne Murphy, Timothy Murray, Linda Nusman, Lenore Oleson, John Ordway, Linda Pageau, Gayle Paquette, Edward Omer Parker, Ann Peabody, Gall Pelchat, Jeannette Pinard, Lorraine Poirier, Wihiam Poisson, Kathleen Potter, John Poulin, Armand Pouliot, Donald Rayner, Glenda Rayner, Robert Reardon, Faye Rich, Alan Richardson, Barbara Riendeau, George Riendeau, Georgette Roberge, Richard Rohrbacher, Robert Ross, Kirkland Rouleau, Larry Roy, Bette Mae Ruel, Robert Saucier, Louise Shepard, Kristine Sheridan, James Shevlin, Ralph Sigel, Ciaire Silver, John Skinner, Linda Stone, Michael Sullivan, Terranee Tanguay, Patricia Tennis, James Therrien, Susan Thomas, Timothy Travers, Robert Tremaine, Roger Trottier, Claudette Trottier, John Watson, Ronald Woodward, Martha eu 0 r965 eict o( t966 Albert, Daniel Albert, Gail Aubin, Louis Bald, Nancy Beaudoin, John Belanger, Gerard Berube, Lawrence Bisson, Cheryl Blake, Douglas Blanchette, Roger Bouchard, Jacqueline Bouchard, Sandra Boucher, Carol Breault, Richard Buber, Wayne Burlock, Clifford Burlock, Wilfred Cabral, Marie Carroll, Kathleen Cartier, Roland Cassidy, Richard Chadwick, Ronald Christiansen, Mary Ellen Conway, Denlse Costello, Lance Couiombe, Kathleen Cross, John Croteau, George Croteau, Sharline Currier, Frances DeBlois, Sandra DeCosta, Alan Demers, Peter Dion, Rita Dobie, Sharon Dube, Sharon Dubey, Laurier John Dumont, Bonnie Edwards, Linwood Evans, Elisabeth Ferren, Paula Flanagan, Sandra Fortin, Linda Frabizio, Sandra Gallant, Sally Garland, Robert Gendron, Judith Gilbert, Diane Gill, Barbara Girouard, Yvonne Godbout, Robert Goldenberg, Rachel Goulet, Ronald Green, Margaret Gregoire, George Griffin, Linda Guerin, Leo Hachez, Jean Jacques Haggart, Richard Haggart, Robert Holmes, Michael Holt, Linda Hood, Warren Houle, Paul Israel, Joseph Jensen, John Jones George Keene, Lyla Keene, Robert McKenzie, Eugene McKinnon, James Mann, Donald Marquis, Norman Marquis, Steven Mears, Craig Mercier, Judith Miele, Peter Montelin, Jon Moreau, Stella Morin, Dennis Morris, Mary Mucha, Robert Nolet, Robert James Nolette, Judith Nusman, Richard Odell, Jon Oleson, Wayne O ' Nell, Leo Ouellette, Richard Parker, John Paulln, George Pelchat, Richard Perkins, Carol Perry, Diane Pinette, Leo Plnette, Lionel Plummer, Curt Ramsey, Gerard Rayner, Douglas Reardon, Phyllis Renaud, Sylvia Riff, Mary Lou Rowe, Darlene Roy, Gerard Roy, William Rozek, Jan Sauvageau, Roger Savard, Linda Shea, Robert Shepard, Michael Silsby, Frederick Slagle, John Smith, Peter Stephenson, Cynthia Sullivan, Gerald Tankard, Lois Therrien, James Thibault, Marlene Toussaint, Tanya Treamer, Clarence Trottier, Leon Tupick, Kathleen Turgeon, Roger Vachon, Robert Valliere, George Warner, Carolene Willard, Mary Wiswell, Kenneth York, Guy Agrodnia, Michael Anderson, Maxine Arsenault, Susan Baiiiargeon, Onva Barrows, Thomas Bergeron, Carol Bergeron, Raymond Blsson, Gary Borchers, David Buber, Randall Buriock, Barbara Burlock, Harold Cavallini, Shirley Cave, Beverly Chauvette, Ann Marie Chaykowsky, Julia Collins, Clayton Congdon, Robert Connolly, Hubert Cooney Sharon Couture, Robert Cropley, John DeBlois, Rudolph Demars, Paulette Drouin, Ann Marie Duquette, Simone Ellis, Barbara Evans, Carl Farrington, Jean Forrestall, Patrick Fortin, Juanita Gagne, Susan Gagnon, Robert Gendron, Robert Gilbert, Patricia Godbout, Roger Goddard, Robert Goldberg, Samuela Gregoire, Jeanne Guerin, James Guerin, Sandra Hachez, Pauline Hamlin, Theodore Hanson, Arnold Hazzard, Donna Holmes, Gerald Jodrie, Linda Johnson, Kristine Jordan, Francis Kearns, Joseph Kilbride, James Kluchnick, Luther Labbe, Paulette Laflame, Richard R. Lambert, Kim Lamothe, Irene Langley, Christina Lapato, Jacklyn Larson, Sandra Levasseur, Robert Leveille, Elaine Lynsky, Joan MacKenzie, Joan McCullough, Patricia Kolinsky, Gregory Labonte, Leo Laflamme, Richard LaForce, Geraldine Lamontagne,Leo Lamontagne, Michael Larson, Linda Luziere, Linda Lemoine, Ronald Letarte, John MacKinnon, Alice McKenzie, Ilene McVetty, Lynda Mann, Dennis Mann, Michael Marquis, Peter Matthews, Richard Michaud, Leo Miele, Patricia Montelin, James Moffett, Robert Montminy, Justine Morel, Leonard Morneau, Charles Morris, James Nadeau, Robert O ' Neil, Cynthia O ' Neil, Michael Oueliette, Gerard Palella, Katherine Peabody, Alan Pederson, Christine Pelchat, Gerald Pelletier, Lucien Perrault, Joanne Perry, Michael Plante, Steven Poisson, Judith Rasys, Isabel Rayner, Karen Reardon, Robert Richards, Julie Riff, Gary Robinson, Cynthia Robinson, Donna Rousseau, Reta Routhier, Patricia Roy, Rebecca Rutter, Walter Ryan, Dale St. Germaine, Linda Sanschagrin, Richard Savchick, Michael Savard, Michael Schuette, Michele Shea, Allen Skaradosky, Robert Tellier, Rejeanne Thayer, Steven Theriault, Rene Therrien, Normand Tremaine, Carolyn Turmel, Leo Warner, June Wood, Donna Woodward, Gregory Zeltzerman, Miriam gU of f967 RETIRING, 1961 As we go to press, we learn of the retirement plans of Bertha Ells Buckley, chairman of the English Department. Mrs. Buckley has spent the last four years of her teaching career here at Berlin High School, her Alma Mater, where she began teaching upon her graduation from Mt. Holyoke College. Mrs. Buckley has also taught in the Science Hill Academy, Louisville, Kentucky and in Gorham, Colebrook, Whitefield and Littleton High Schools. Wherever she has been, she has enjoyed the profound respect both of pupils and co-workers. Berlin High School extends sincere wishes for her happi- ness and good health. ;4do ' €nt(4c«tf i GHS m We are greatly indebted to the business firms and individuals Avho support the Meteor by their advertising. This is also a good opportunity to call to your attention that a dozen or so students each year take on the responsibility for the solicitation of advertising. Besides gaining valuable experience in business, they are helping us maintain the high standards of our school publication. Our sincere thanks and appreciation go to the following advertising Managers and their Faculty Advisor, Miss Alma Powers: Business Manager, George Carter, Sue Carroll, Mary Jensen, Richard Langlois, Louis Michaud, Helen Arsenault, Lorraine Cloutier, Anita Hachez, Carole Matthews, Frank Perkins, Mary Reardon and Diane Valliere. Congratulations to The Class of 1962 Mt Forist Studio, Inc. 80 Main Street {Next to Public Service Co.) Phone 764 Berlin, New Hampshire Congratulations -1962 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 Three - year diploma program with affiliations 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 Sc t TiJi Ac 7a 6i 962 HERF F JONES CO. MANUFACTURING JEWELERS STATIONERS 1401-14x9 North Capitol Ave. Indianapolis 7, Ind. World ' s Largest Manufacturer Of High School Class Rings James Delois, Sales Representative Box 753 Hallowell, Maine LEE COULOMBE Compliments and Sincere Thanks to . . . The Class of 1962 FROM Lee ' s Studio and Camera Shop Berlin ' s Longest Established Studio . . . 25 Years of SERVICE 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 For ALL your photo supplies and Portrait requirements PHONE 1990 or STOP IN AT 185 Main Street (opp. the Post Office Building) Berhn, N. H. Lionel Coulombe, Proprietor M natcdatioHAt t ( nacU Mutual of Omaha Companion Companies United of Omaha Gordon McGown Associates, Inc Largest Health Accident Company in the world —-cj p: Lucien N. Langlois BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE 65 Congratulations to the Class of 1962 BERLIN -GORH AM Grocers ' Association 66 B. W. JACOBS SON Insurance Agency FIRE -:- LIFE -:- A. H. -:- LIABILITY AND AUTOMOBILE 132 Main Street Telephone 880 7 ( ouftt ( iac S o Antique Clocks Restored, Repaired and Sold Member National Association of Watch Clock Collectors Carleton R. Frank Rte. 2, Shelburne, N. H. 67 Congratulations, Class 1961 NAZAIRE BERGERON, Jr. ROOFING AND SIDING CONTRACTOR 175 Norway Street Free Estimations Phone 681 BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE ARCHERY EQUIPMENT BOWS ARROWS TIPS NOCKS LEATHER GOODS ARCHERY SETS FEATHERS BOWSTRINGS WAX TARGETS GLUE NOCKLOCKS BRUSH BUTTONS ARCHERY BOOKS BUCK SCENTS POWDER POUCH Gosselin Store Roland Gosselin, Mgr. 81 Wight St. Berlin N. H. Tel. 618-W LEWISTON ENGRAVING COMPANY, INC. 104 PARK STREET LEWISTON, MAINE Bliss College 1 60 Lisbon Street Courses Include: Accounting Business Administration Business Teacher Training Lewiston New Courses Administrative Secretarial Medical Secretarial Legal Secretarial Write for Complete Catalog 69 Certified Comfort Forget your heating worries - Use SHELL premium quality heating oil CALL YOUR SHELL OI L DISTRIBUTOR SIMON STAHL 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 VAILLANCOURT WOODWARD, INC. GERARD L. MORIN AGENCY BILODEAU BROTHERS INSURANCE AGENCY LEO A. DELISLE INSURANCE AGENCY JACOBS INSURANCE, INC. 70 Ben Richards ' Store Maine and New Hampshire Licenses Fishing and Hunting Equipment 1219 Main St. Tel. 5372 CITY SAVINGS BANK Berlin, N. H. Clare Curtis, President W. P. Colbath, Treasurer INTEREST ON DEPOSITS AT THE RATE OF S ' Aro PER ANNUM. REAL ESTATE LOANS AVAILABLE AT 5% INTEREST Every Banking Facility Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 71 Labnon ' s Men ' s Shop BerUn, N. H. Bota ny 500 and Hart, Schaffner Marx Suits, Topcoats and Overcoats Stetson and Lee Hats McGregor SPORT WEAR Nunn-Bush SHOES Van Heusen and Arrow SHIRTS BERLIN ' S SMART MEN ' S SHOP WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR SALESMAN BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER RECEPTIONIST CLERK - TYPIST SPECIALIZED BUSINESS TRAINING IS QUICKEST AND BEST. THERE ' S A POSITION WAITING FOR YOU ... IF YOU START CAREER COURSE ON SEPTEMBER 5 Business Adminstration Business English Business Law Accounting Simplified Shortliand Typewriting Business Machines Higher Accounting Junior Accounting Executive Secretarial Junior Secretarial Stenographic Fall Term Sept. 5 Day and Evening Class Register Now Write for Bulletins HESSER BUSINESS COLLEGE 155 Concord St. 62nd Year Manchester, N. H. 72 BECKER JUNIOR COLLEGE of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION and SECRETARIAL SCIENCE A Career School of Business ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE PROGRAMS of STUDY ACCOUNTING MEDICAL SECRETARIAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (Transfer) EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (Terminal) RETAIL MERCHANDISING Fully accredited COEDUCATIONAL - FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE DORMITORIES - ATHLETICS Catalog on request BECKER JUNIOR COLLEGE Worcester, Mass. CARDIGAN SPORT STORE, INC. Chet Wells Sales Representative ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT and SPORTING GOODS GYMNASIUM and PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT Uniforms: Baseball - Football - Basketball Telephone Bristol 4 - 2401 Bristol, New Hampshire 73 I Berlin Automobile Dealers Association Berlin, New Hampshire The Auto Mart, Inc. Berlin Motor Sales, Inc. Bernard Motor Sales, Inc. Crescent Motors, Inc. Glen Motors, Inc. Orino Motors, Inc. Robichaud ' s Garage, Inc. 1317 Main Street 318 Glen Avenue 809 Third Avenue 756 Third Avenue 38 Glen Avenue 179 Glen Avenue 15 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. 74 MORRISON ' S Cleaners and Fur Service Shirts Laundered STORAGE, REPAIRING, REMODELING CLEANING AND GLAZING RUG CLEANING Phone 203 5 Glen Avenue Berlin, N. H. 29 MAIN STREET BERUN, NEW HAMPSHIRE TELEPHONE 2729 Savings Insured to $10,000.00 by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, an Agency of the United States Government 75 Crescent Motors, Inc. 756 Third Ave. P. O. Box 573 Berlin, N. H. Tel. 243 -1905 QUALITY • ' ««  , A.«. eoivuvrt.  « ' 76 Leo ' s Beauty Salon VALUE WITH SERVICE Leo A. Cloutier, Prop. Wilson Sports Equipment general ' hardware MACHINE and HOUSEWARES and MACHINELESS CURTIS HARDWARE COLD WAVING STORE PERMANENT WAVING HAIR STYLING 123 Main St Berlin, N. H. 241 Willard St. Tel. 1912 Brideau Building Supply Phone Milan 2821 LUMBER Ray ' s Gun Shop Raymond Doucette, Proprietor Doors and Windows Ammunition Clothing and Supplies Shingles and Roofing Everything for the Sportsman Paints and Hardware Insulation Board Polaris Sno - Traveler Floor Tile Roek Wool East Side Road Milan, N. H. Exchange Street Berlin, N. H. . Tel. 2006 or 2007 77 Compliments of BERLIN DAIRY Co., Inc. Northland ' s Finest Milk and Ice Cream 1101 Main Street Telephone 699 Leon Costello Company Get a Connare Retread Distributor of Connare Re-caps Firestone Tires and Willard Batteries Upper Main St. Tel. 1998 Riva Stanley Co. PLUMBING, HEATING and SHEET METAL WORK 250 Main St. Berlin, N. H. Tel. 22 Compliments of F. W. Woolworth Company 78 Lahnon ' s Dept Store SMART FASHIONS Newest New York Creations 43 Main Street, Berlin, N. H. Home Heating Headquarters Since 1885 C N. Hodgdon Co. Anthracite - COAL - Bitvuninous Automatic Heating CHARCOAL York Heat and Custom Mark II 38 Main Street Happy Cooking Metered Gas Gas Service People Prefer Office Tel. 221 Yard Tel. 222 Bulkplant 112-W Compliments of City Drug Store Complimeuts of Pine Street Store GROCERIES and CONFECTIONERIES 79 Compliments of fatkev Moimcs 210 WUIard St. Berlin, N. H. Telephone 756-W BERLIN Foundry Machine Co. Machine Work and General Jobbing Telephone 207 Compliments of L. R. Lamoureux Men ' s, Women ' s and Children ' s Clothing Buy the Modern Way Berlin, N. H. 75 Coos St. Tel. 1862 The Wilson Pharmacy Rexall Free 4 - Hour Prescription Service Luncheonette Your Rexall Store Clifford Martyn Registered Pharmacist, Mgr. 35 Main St. Tel. 273 Berlin, N. H. 80 S. E. OLESON Ben Evans ' Store GARAGE Headquarters for Lad and Dad Willys Jeep Dealer 57 Main Street Telephone 3-W Bottled gas Texaco products Top Value Stamps 319 Main St. -Gorham. N.H. Tel. Ho -6-3421 Luther Buber Sons Co. BISSON ' S Wheel Alignment LUMBER 217 Glen Ave. Tel. 1350 Wheel Straightening and Balancing BRAKE SERVICE Union St. Berlin, N. H. 81 The BOOK STORE Reynolds Lynch, Props. Gifts : Books : Stationery 147 Main St. Tel 694-W Dumonfs, Inc. Tel. 832 NEW AND USED FURNITURE Authorized Agency for HOOVER CLEANER LEONARD REFRIGERATOR and The Famous Serta Perfect Sleeper Mattress BOB ' S Variety Store 71 Hillside Ave. Berlin, N. H. SIMON DAVIS Smart Shop Headquarters For Your Graduation Needs 83 Main St. Berlin, N. H. 82 M M PENNEY ' S Auto Body Shop ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY CLOTHING . FURNISHINGS Willow Street SHOES 872-J Telephone 2092 Berlin, N. H. 814-M For All The Family 24 Hour Wrecker Service Dry Goods and Notions Compliments of Beneficial Finance Co. Green ' s Shoe Store OF BERLIN Ground Floor 171 Main Street 204 Main Street Tel. 1564 Berlin, New Hampshire Joseph A. LeBlane Manarjcr TeL 2295 83 Pennock Appliances, Inc. 567 Main Street Tel. 1653 FBIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Sales Service Distributor of PYROPAX GAS Remember to Shop Where You Get Service Barney ' s Chevron Station 131 Pleasant St. White Gas GREASING Plione 1913 Tire Repair WASHING AND OIL CHANGING Compliments of Fred Prince Hotel Costello ALL ROOMS COMPLETELY RENOVATED The Ideal Place to Entertain Your Friends for Dinner The Place to take your Date SPLENDID FACILITIES FOR PARTIES AND BANQUETS Green Square Berlin, N. H. 84 Evans Department Store 107 Main Street Telephone 354 BRANNEN, INC. Engineers Contractors Berlin, N. H. Sarasota, Fla. Giirs Flowers At Your Service Since 1900 Bonded Floral Telegraph Service Anywhere Phone 18-W Berlin, N. H. Compliments of Vaillancourt and Woodward, Inc. 85 SINIBALDI Restaurant 207 Mason St. Berlin, N, H. Try Our Delicious Italian Spaghetti Pizza - 50c and $1.00 E. Sinibaldi, Prop. Ronny s Market Hunting and Fi hing Equipment Also Licenses 1725 Main St. Tel. 5104 For SUNOCO Car Saver Service IT ' S Fredette Bros. Dealers in GAS, OIL AND ACCESSORIES 1325 Main St. Berlin, N. H. Phone 5 334 Irene ' s Beauty Shoppe 52 Mason St. Tel. 2355 Compliments of CITY DINER Home Made Pies and Charbroiled Steaks Fast Courteous Service 79 Pleasant St. Berlin, N. H. Telephone 5035 SEALTEST Ice Cream E. A. GOSSELIN, Manager General Ice Cream Corporation Berlin, N. H. 86 RAY ' S JEWELRY and GIFTS Hamilton and Bulova Watchea Columbia and Feature Lock Diamonds Watch Repairing and Engraving 55 Main St. Tel. 156 MAC FINANCE PLAN, INC. Lloyd Rines, Mgr. 103 Main St. Berlin, N. H. Fashions for Miss and Milady 119 Main St. Tel. 627 Sportsman ' s Trading Post Sporting Goods Boats, Motors, Trailers, Chain Saws Guns and Ammunition Wholesale and Retail 214 Park St. Phone 801R Berlin, New Hampshire 87 William A. Gosselin Company, Inc. Plumbing, Heatini; and Sheet Metal Work 270 Pleasant Street Telephone 346 Berlin, N. H, Guay Drouin ' s MEN ' S SHOP Home of Branded Merchandise at Popular Prices such as: Curlee Clothes — Jayson Shirts Champ Hats Reis Underwear Hickok Belts and Jewelry Interwoven Hosiery Compliments of McCready ' s Dairy BELL SHOPS 161 Main St. Tel. 1780 Berlin, N. H. i 88 For the Best in Major Appliances, Furniture and Television EASTMAN ' S 227 Main Street Berlin, N. H. GE APPLIANCES Television — Zenith, GE Alice Beauty Shoppe George and Alice Allen Lionel Furniture Co. Shop and Save Better Quality Furniture And Appliances For Less 8-14 Main St. Phone 1310 149 Oak St. Phone 761 R EISNE R CLEANERS 3 HOUR SERVICE Rene Thibault, Prop. Guaranteed Odorless Dry Cleaning 46 Main St. Berlin, N. H. Phone 90X and 94 Main St. Lancaster, N.H. 89 Top Furniture, Inc. . Complete Home Furnishers Granite State Rubber HOTPOINT APPLIANCES Company RCA VICTOR TV ' 1 RCA WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES Gorham, N. H. Tel. 1779 Fleury Funeral Homes , Inc. , ' V Oscar F. Fleury, Pres. 72 High St., Phone 20-W 497 Burgess St., Phone 20-R 18 Park St., Gorham, N. H. Phone HO-6-2221 WARE KNITTERS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Berlin, New Hampshire Registered Nurse in Attendance Ambulance Service Berlin, N. H. i 90 Pot Luck Restaurant A SPECIALIZED RESTAURANT 244 Main Street Berlin, N. H. Kelley ' s Auto Supply, INC. AUTOMOTIVE JOBBERS GLEN AVENUE Phone 405 Berlin, N. H. George ' s Cash Market MEATS and GROCERIES 320 Hiprh Street Berlin, N. H. Tel. 2037 HALLMARK Hall of Greetings, Inc. 101 Main St. Hallmark Cards and Party Goods Fannie Farmer Candies Costume Jewelry Gifts Compliments of Northland Press Pfintefs 213 Hillside Avenue Berlin, New Hampshire 91 Compliments of Berlin Furniture Mart Albert Morin and Sons Maytag and Kelvinator Dealers Telephone 927 22 Main Street George ' s Home Made Candies and Chocolates Made Daily 207 Main St. Berlin, N. H. Tel. 2458-W Compliment X of Pine Street Store GROCERIES and CONFECTIONERIES Babe ' s Service Station, Inc. FINE USED CARS AMOCO GAS Tires, Batteries, Accessories LUBRICATION, WASHING and POLISHING EAST MASON STREET TELEPHONE 1410 Berlin, N. H. Compliments of A Friend Y. D. Service Station N. Perkins, Prop. Batteries Charged - Tires Repaired Cars Greased Riverside Drive Berlin, N. H. 92 Goldberg ' s Auto Service, Inc. AUTOMOTIVE JOBBER Green Square Berlin, N. H. Morrisette ' s Food Mart Home of S. S. PIERCE PRODUCTS and NORWEGIAN FOODS 554 HiUsboro St. Dumais Radio Cabs Tel. 302 and 205 76 Main Street Berlin, N. H. Convenient Waiting Room Gosselin Paint Store, Inc. 15 Mechanic St. Telephone 608-W Paints, Varnishes, Wall Paper, Art Supplies and Glass 15 Mechanic St. Berlin, N. H. Tel. 2458-M Grace ' s BEAUTY STUDIO All New Air Condition Dryers For Your Comfort 197 Main St. Berlin, N. H. Morris Company, Inc. One - Stop Building Center LU-RE-CO HOMES Bridge Street Berlin, N. H. Tel. 766 - 2060 93 J. E. FALTIN Motor Express 177 Glen Ave. Tel. 1029 Norman W. King Plumbing and Heating Contractor 95 Wight St. BerUn, N. H. St. Clair ' s Service Station Upper Main St. Phone 5787 Tune Up and Wheel Balancing GAS and OIL Young ' s Music Store Everything in Music PIANOS RADIOS Musical Instruments and Accessorieo Music Records TV and SERVICE 215 Main St. Berlin, N. H, Tel. 971 Adley ' s Express Jericho Road Telephone 2600 Berlin, New Hampshire Submarine Wight Street Famous for Submarine Sandwiches and Spaghetti Berlin. N. H. 94 Compliments of Compliments of LANGIS SHOE STORE, Pe 4 INC. Beauty Salon 28 Tenth St. -iTYLE Service Satisfaction Tel. 471-W Berlin, New Hampshire Compliments of Compliments of City Hardware Iheraton Restaurant TRY OUR HOME MADE PASTRIES 106 Pleasant St. Tel. 1338 97 Main St. Berlin, N. H. 95 King ' s Store HUNTING and FISHING EQUIPMENT 194 Wight St. Tel. 900-R VERONICA ' S Beauty Salon Veronica and John Devlin All Branches of Beauty Culture All Types of Permanent Waving 21 Main Street r.erlin, N. H. Tel. 140-W Whitcomb ' s and Rydin ' s 87-89 Main Street Exquisite Form Bras Trifari Jewelry Outstanding Gifts Junior and IMisses Dresses, also Co-ordinates Complete Line of Hosiery and Underwear IF ITS SHOES Go To . . RM Shoe Store Romeo Morin, Prop. Berlin, N. H. Morin ' s Sundial Shoe Store 193 Main St. Berlin, N. H. Shoes For The Whole Family Roland Morin, Prop. Traveler Motel 26 Units TV - Radio in Each Unit Pleasant St. Berlin, N. H. Phone 2500 96 Compliments of Caroline ' s Restaurant PIZZA AND SPAGHETTI 1001 Main St. Berlin, N.H. Tel. 5132 Compliments of Moffetfs Millinery Main Street Berlin, N. H Compliments of Bernie and Dave ' s DRIVE-IN E. M. Cross Machine Co. Machine Shop and Foundry Work 167 Glen Avenue Berlin, N. H. 139 Glen Ave. Berlin, N. H. Park Street Market MEATS and GROCERIES Fruits and Vegetables Tel. 84 153 Park St. Brody ' s Ladies ' Shop Bobbie Brooks Sports Wear Carole King Dresses Mac Shore Blouses Lassie Coats Barbizon and Kayser Lingerie 95 Main St. Tel. 220 Berlin, N. H. We Give S and H Oreen Stamps 97 Newberry ' s Low Prices Plus Top Value Stamps Berlin Esso Station Henry E. Baker, Prop. One-Stop Car Service CAEE SAVES WEAR 569 Main Street Berlin, N. H. Phone 1102 Compliments of MORTON ' S SPEEDWASH Mortons pride themselves in having the lowest prices in the North Country Wash 20c 10 Minute Dry 10c WE NEVER CLOSE 838 Second Ave. Berlin, N.H. Automotive Sales, Inc. Sunoco Distributors 1327 Main Street Tel. 172 The Auto Mart, Inc. Agency for Ford Cars and Trucks Sales and Service Dick Gunn, Gen. Mgr. 1327 Upper Main St., - Berlin, N. H. Phone 644 - 645 Morneau Sons, Inc. STORAGE AND MOVING 40 Wight St. Tel. aiO-H 98 R. H. McVETTY, M. D. 54 Mason St. TeL 1640-W DR. RALPH 0. HOOD Osteopathic Physician 212 Hillside Ave. Berlin, N. H. Phone 1254 W. H. HALVORSON, D. M. D. 254 Main St. PRESTON R. SMITH, 0. D. Optometrist 164 Main St . Tel. 2138 W. EDGAR JOHNSON, D. D. S. 53 High S,t, J. L. BLAIS Attobney-at-law 164 Main St. Berlin, N. H. ROBERT J. MORRIS, D. M. D. 142 High St. DEL ' S 8UPER MARKET AND BLANCHETTE SERVICE STATION Comer Coos and Hutchins Sts. BerUn, N. H. NORMAN COUTURE, M. D. 33 Chureh St. ARTHUR 0. DUPONT ROBERT D. CATiAMART Attorneys-at-Law 33 Main St. Tel. 1136 NORMAN E. TOUSSAINT, D. D. S. 544 Biu-gess St. Tel 2013 Law Office Of RICH and BURNS 157 Main St. Berlin, N. H. DOUCETTE ' S DAIRY Pasteurized Homogenized Milk Cream Telephone Milan 2824 Compliments of DR. MRS. M. ZELTZERMAN J. E. LAROCHELLE, M. D. BERGERON and HANSON Attorneys-at-Law 110 Pleasant St. EDOUARD M. DANAIS, M. D. PAULINE ' S BEAUTY SHOP 620 Third Ave. Tel. 2525 DR. IRVING F. MOFFETT Osteopathic Physicun and Surgeon WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 255 Main St. Tel. 829 99 JULIUS ISRAEL, M. D. PAUL DUMONTIER, M. D. L. P. BEAUDOIN, M. D. R. G. INGALLS, M. D. PAUL RANCOURT, M. D. ROY S. RAYNER, 0. D. 70 Main St. Tel. 648-W ROMEO .F. NOURY, 0. D. Optometrist BERLIN CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Db. Paul E. Spaulding Dr. Kenneth Arsenault Chiropractors 1-Ki Main St. Telephone 306 PARENT ' S SERVICE STATION, INC. 60 Pleasant Street Telephone 746 BERLIN CREDIT ASSOCIATION New Gilbert Building Berlin, N. H. BERLIN OIL HEATING CO. 135 Glen Ave. Tel. 885-W ANNIE ALBERT Beauty Salon 541 Champlain St. Tel. 1147 HAMEL ' S DANCE STUDIO Ballet and Tap 121 Main St. Berlin, N. H. Tel. 1165-M also Lancaster and Colebrook CLAYTON F. GALE General Contractor Home Repairing Building Custodian 121 Main St. Tel. 1606 HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORE II. J. Lagrace, Mgr. GO Pleasant Street Compliments of A FRIEND 100  . :■: % ' %■-