Concord High School - Hustler Yearbook (Concord, NH)

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G? Gomedy in Klzrce Gfcfs PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS: CLAss or was ACT I TIME: September, 1935 to June, 1936 PLACE: Concord High School Scene 1-In this scene the school is besieged by a group of seedy sophomores, wandering helplessly about the halls. Scene 2-Shows us Doug Knee, as class president, leading the lonely but determ-ined sophomore class on its way. Scene 3-Happily left behind is our sophomore year, but Mr. Cook's resignation adds genuine sorrow to joy. ACT II TIME: September, 1936 to June, 1937 PLACE: The same Scene I-We joyfully return as ujabbering juniors to our place of yearly conhnement, under the new leadership of Mr. Tucker. Scene 2-With Nancie Frasier as our president, the seniors begin to thaw out and school life becomes pleasanter. We dare to enjoy the glories brought to Concord High School by athletics and the band. Scene 3-Alas and alaclc, we discover in june that next year we shall again have a new headmaster. Behind us lies the junior year, gone but not forgotten! ACT III TIME: September, 1937 to june, 1938 PLACE: Still the same Scene 1-Baclc again, but this time as haughty seniors. No more need we slcullc along under superior stares. How do you do, Mr. Chamberlain. So you are our new headmaster. Scene 2-Everyone's congratulating Sid Dimond on his capture of the senior class presi- dency. We hardly know the old place, it has been changed so much. Now we run our school like the government, with senators 'n' everything, and with Bob Blood as president. Scene 3-Our chests swell further because of the renown brought to Concord High School by Quent Hutchins, hero-captain of our football team. He was All-State, you lcnow. And we mustn't forget that history-making senior play, RSEVENTEENR, So here we are, feeling silly but proud in Concord High School's first caps and gowns. And so it's curtains for us in the annals of CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL Che .S SY QQIGDS N? 15

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M' C 1 IVA MARIE ADAMS, Activities: Girls' Club, Home Economics Club. Leisure Interests: Dancing, basketball, hunting. After Graduation: Art school. JULIETTE ALIX, Nickname: Toots. Activities: Na- tional Honor Society, Girls' Club, First Aid, Ping Pong. Leisure Interests: Sports, dancing, reading. After Gradua- tion: College. EDWARD AUDETT, Nickname: Eddie. Activities: Hockey, junior Red Cross. Leisure Interests: Sports, model a'rplane building. NEAL AUSTIN BATCHELDER, Nickname: Nab. Activities: Band, Orchestra. Leisure Interests: Music. After Graduation: New Hampshire University. Taye ao A, ALFRED JOSEPH BEGIN, Nickname: AL Activities: Cheerleader, Vice-President in charge of Assembly. Leisure Interests: Movies, reading. After Graduation: Post-Gradu- ate. HAROLD BELVAL, Nickname: Big Shoe. Activities Stamps, football, baseball. Leisure Interests: Reading.