Concord High School - Hustler Yearbook (Concord, NH)

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E To gimme gyrion mdfon We, the Class of 1941 Dedicate This Book 0I'0 wore! EHOLD this precious second, Sculptured and delivered by the gentle hands of God For us of the common clod! The rich, the poor, the priest, the sower have reckoned With it and drained it of its omnipotent riches-knowing That to realize its impatient, elusive beauty We must convert it into our very lives and common destiny! Is not a second a life-time? -YVONNE CLOUGH FACULTY S - IOHN E. BOURNE Subrncxsier IOHN E. REED MIRIAM B. BIDWELL Headmaster Dean of Girls GRACE E. WESTON CARRIE A. HOOD RAYMOND P. GILMAN French Commerce Machine Shop Practice HERBERT C. WILCOX Woodworking ' CONSTANCE I. TIMLIN ART HUR G. PAIGE SOCIQI Science Mechanical D ' mwmg WM, EUGENE M. CHLLAHAN CHARLES F. DODGE HELEN L. BROWN Physical Education Physics English IOHN T. WALDRON Commerce SETH G, TWICHELL LAWRENCE H. WOODS Chemistry Printing AGNES I, MOBERG EARL S. TEMPLE NEWTON COX Commerce Mathematics Electricity BELLE L. TWOMBLY English ALMA A. SARGENT ABBOTT A. CLARK Mathematics Auto Mechanics MARY A. GARVIN THELMA W. BOUTWELL CATHERINE F. BARRON Home Economics Physical Educaiion English RUSSELL D. SAWYER Social Science ALICE I. KEENAN LLOYD A. SIMPSON Social Science English RUTH M. CUTTER HARVEY H. WI-IEATON A. LOUISE CARLSON Supervisor of Cafeteria Mechanic Arts French HOWARD A. NETTLETON Music GEORGE H. GROVER FLETCHER I. PROCTOR Physical Education Biology i i GENEVIEVE c. LADIEU DEXTER o. ARNOLD MARYORIE WHITING E1'1g1iSh Social Science Art A, ELSBETH A. SMITH Librarian VIOLA E. FROST REGIS A. HORACE Home Economics COIIHHGYCS 1 I. BORDEN MILLER BARBARA B. TURCOTT English Secretary iz 51'?P8.fJ55- A55 K 3 I E Ei fi w ::' Li . f 'Pict ' Af M ' ga HfV Li9lfJxZ523X2iHf -f 'K 621,44 .Maforg It was a long jaunt from the Rundlett Iunior High School to dear old Concord High, but we finally arrived in the fall of '38, a contingent of bashful, befuddled students, groping our way through long corridors filled with hordes of mighty seniors, merely regarding us as just one of those things that have to come about sooner or later. Since that time we have come a long way and proved our worth in many fields. On hand to greet us as we wended our way up the wide stone steps of Concord High School, was Mr. Chamberlain. With his jovial smile he started us on our career. No sooner had we organized ourselves than Bob Blood came to us to announce the fall of the Student Association and the rebirth of the Student Council. Within a few weeks this was accomplished and stu- dent activities were running smoothly. We survived the wintry blasts of '38 and watched the band and choir trek to Worcester to bring back one ratings from the New Eng- land Festival. All of a sudden, appearing from nowhere, came a huge donation from the citizens of Concord, and We again bade the band farewell, for they were off to the World's Fair. Presently Mr. Chamberlain left for New York State and Mr. Reed was installed as Headmaster with Mr. Bourne taking over Mr. Reed's former duties as Submaster. With the beginning of our Iunior year, we noticed many more changes in the teaching staff. Miss Frost, a Home Economics teacher, arrived to take Miss Knox's place, Miss Smith came with the resignation of our librarian, Miss Killeen, Mrs. Bidwell took Miss Rowe's position as Dean of Girls, and Miss Whiting came in Miss Hamlin's place to teach art. Much to our sorrow, Mr. Collins, our financial adviser, left us, but we were very fortunate in having Mr. Waldron on the teaching staff, for he immediately took over Mr. Col- lins' former duties. Again we stop a moment to mention the superior work the band and choir accomplished at the New England Festival in Lawrence, Mass. Before we realized it, our junior year was over and the School closed for the summer months. ln the fall we again greeted two new members of the teaching staff, Mr. Miller, who joined the Department of English, and Miss Horace, who joined the Commercial Department. It was during this fall that Coach Grover put forth a championship football team, that was spurred on by the introduction of night games. lncidentally, this did the gate receipts no harm. It is also worth men- tioning that the band gave some spectacular performances at these night games. We have come to the end of three eventful years in Concord High Schoolg may the students who follow us have as many happy days as we have enjoyed. 5 jiraf .Jqonor DUDLEY FRASIER LENNART SANDQUIST .gzconcf ,AIIUVLOP IEAN VAN DE BOGABT cfm Ummm PRESIDENT: Lauren Howard VICE-PRESIDENT: Rocco Raduazo SECRETARY: David Wood TREASURER: Dorothy Stacy dal' EOL gd! EDITOR: Dudley Frasier BUSINESS MANAGER: Rocco Raduazo PROPHECY: Chairman, Dudley Frasier, Catherine Naramore, Iohn Chamberlin, Yvonne Clough, Connie Swain, Robert Bowen. WILL: Chairman, Frank Potter, Dorothy Stacy, Richard Stripp, Phyllis Morgan, Iune Hills- grove, Mary Fair, William Dane. HISTORY: Chairman, Mildred Peasleep Thurston Carpenter, Barbara Chase. INITIALS: Chairman, Iohn Foster: Natalie Blodgett, Lutie Knox, Patricia Sweeney, Iohn Wilcox, Mary Frye. ART: Chairman, Theda Stiles, Lauren Howard, Phyllis Morgan, Charles Keaton. PHOTOGRAPHY: David Dunlap. TYPING: Chairman, Pauline Pilsburyg Betty Hilliard, Margaret Aranosian, Iosephine Mercer, Patricia Noonan, Mary Gaudreau, Ianet Smith, Beverly Merrill, Barbara Chase, Iune Hillsgrove. CLUBS: Thurston Carpenter, Robert Byron. SPORTS: Thomas Sutton. FACULTY ADVISERS: Literary, Constance I. Timlin, Manuscript, Belle L. Twomblyg Busi- ness, Iohn E. Bourne. ' 1 GM SYIB IULIE ALICE ALARIE 4 xv Activities: Band, Orchestra, Treble Clet Club, A Capella Choir, Girls' Club, Bowling, Tennis. Favorite Song: Moonlight Madonna. Favorite Ex- pression: Who do you think you are? Me! Leisure Interests: Dancing, reading. Alter Graduation: P. G. then college. Iudy's always amiable FRANCIS OSGOOD ABBOTT 1 Farmer Cider 1' Activities: Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Student Council. Favorite Song: Only Forever. Favorite Alibi: I'm sorry, I won't do it again. Favorite Expression: Can I? Leisure Inter- ests: A walk to Clinton Street. Fond of athletics S- DONALD HASSELIND ANDERSON ' Hassey ' Activities: Student Council. Favorite Song: MacNarnara's Band. Favorite Alibi: I haven't got it. Favorite Expression: Forgot it. Leisure In- terests: Sports, especially basketball. After Graduation: Work. Donnie hates alibis IOSEPH ANNICCHIARICO ' Chickie 1 Activities: Football, Band, Orchestra. Favorite Song: Five O'clock Whis- tle. Favorite Alibi: I had to play last night. Favorite Expression: Are ya happy? Leisure Interests: Music. After Graduation: Preparatory school. Iolly, athletic K . My MARGARET ARANOSIAN ' Margo ' Activities: Girls' Club, Iunior Red Cross, S. Y. B. Stall, Dramatic Club. Favorite Song: I'll See You Again. Favorite Alibi: I didn't have time. Favorite Expression: I could crown you! Leisure Interests: Reading, dancing, singing, swimming, sports, movies, collecting pictures, traveling. After Graduation: Business college. Margaret's ambitious M 1941 ARLENE ROSE BAILEY ' Babe 1' Activities: Girls' Club, Dramatic Club, Home Economics Club. Fav- orite Song: A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square. Favorite Alibi: I didn't hear you. Favorite Expres- sion: Ohl You ham. Leisure Interests: Skating, swimming, horse- back riding, dancing. After Gradua- tion: Secretarial work. Arlene's really bashtul Che SYIB LESTER GREENLEAF BARTLETT, IR. '1 Let 1' Activities: Track, Basketball. Favor- ite Song: Trade Winds. Favorite Alibi: Left it at home, Favorite Expression: Oh, yeah! Leisure In- STANLEY ALANSON BARTLETT '1 Stan 1' Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Foot- ball, Red Cross. Favorite Song: Ferry Boat Serenade. Favorite Alibi: I had to work. Favorite Ex- pression: Quit throwing it! Leisure Interests: Outdoor summer and fall sports, indoor winter sports. Stan always boasts terests: Reading, sports. Likes good books MARIORIE EDITH BATES ' Marge 1' Activities: Girls' Club, Bowling, Bas- ketball. Favorite Song: There I Go. MARY WILMA BECKETT 1 Mamie or Mary Ann Tophranie 1' Activities: Glee Club, Biology Science Club, Basketball, Bowling, Tennis. Favorite Song: Only Forever. Fav- orite Alibi: Ohl I forgot all about it. Favorite Expression: Oh! sugar, apple sauce, pineapple, and pea- nuts. Leisure Interests: Skating, swimming, dancing, tennis, driving, writing letters. After Graduation: Nursing, Mount Vernon, N. Y. Mary's winsomeness bothers Favorite Alibi: Well, I had com- pany. Favorite Expression: I'm waiting for Gaudreau. Leisure In- terests: Skiing, swimming. After Graduation: Work. Matches every brainteaser CL SYB EDWINA ALICE BEGIN ' Eddy D Activities: Girls' Club, Home Econ- omics Club, Basketball. Favorite Song: Two Dreams Met. Favorite Alibi: You do the dishes, I'm going out. Favorite Expression: Holy cowl Leisure Interests: A11 sports. After Graduation: Work. Edwina adores basketball CLAIRE MARIE BEGIN 1 Bege ' Activities: Girls' Club, Home Econ- omics Club, Varsity Basketball, Stu- dent Council, all sports. Favorite Song: So You're the One? Favorite Alibi: Stayed lor basketball. Fav- orite Expression: So what! After Graduation: Work. Claire makes baskets MARION A, BENSON' ' Bennie ' DORIS EVELYN BENNETT ' Dot ' Activities: Townsend Club, Girls' Club. Favorite Song: May I Never Love Again. Favorite Alibi: Left it home. Favorite Expression: Holy smoke! Leisure Interests: Dancing, sewing, hiking, horseback riding. After Graduation: Work. Delights every boy Activities: Girls' Club. Favorite Song: l'll Never Smile Again. Favorite Alibi: I had too much to do. Fav- orite Expression: No kidding! Leis- ure Interests: Reading, writing letters, dancing, hiking. Alter Grad- uation: Office work. Magnetic and bright I-IARLAN FREDERICK BESSE, IR. ' Doc ' Activities: Hockey, Baseball, Student Council, President ot Biology Science Club. Favorite Song: Pornpton Turn- pike. Favorite Alibi: I was in the chem. lab. Favorite Expression: Hey, Bub, seen Harry? Leisure Interests: Skating, skiing. After Grad- uation: College. Happy, faithful blutler 1941 X wfjf NATALIE BLODGETT ' Nat f Activities: Student adviser of Bio- logy Science Club, Basketball, Bowl- ing. Favorite Song: Star Dust. Leisure Interests: Movies, reading, bowling, swimming, skiing. Alter Graduation: Nursing school. Naturally brilliant Che SYIB RACHEL M. BOISVERT an Ray n Activities: Girls' Club, Biology Science Club, Iunior Red Cross, Glee Club, Basketball. Favorite Song: We Three. Favorite Alibi: I was absent. Favorite Expression: You know it. Leisure Interests: Reading, skiing, skating. Rachel makes believe DORIS MARY BOLDUC ' Dot 1' Activities: Girls' Club. Favorite Song: Down Argentine Way. Favorite Expression: I betcha! Leisure ln- terests: Movies, volley ball, tennis, ping-pong. Atter Graduation: Work. Delightful, merry, bright NORMA BOWLBY Activities: Girls' Club, Iunior Red Cross. Favorite Song: When You Wish Upon a Star. Favorite Expres- sion: So what? Leisure Interests: Skating, swimming. After Gradua- tion: Nursing. Not bashiul ROBERT FLETCHER BOWEN ' Bob 1' Activities: Hockey, track. Favorite Alibi: Didn't have time. Favorite Expression: Forgot it! Leisure ln- terests: Sports. After Graduation: United States Navy. Robert teels brave ,Hx Che SYB SHIRLEY BURT BROWN E f Brownie 1' Activities: Band, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club. Favorite Song: So You're the One. Favorite Alibi: Blame it on Wilbur. Favorite Ex- pression: That's not the way I heard it. Leisure Interests: Music, sports. After Graduation: Country Club Agent. She bakes beautifully BARBARA CARLENE BROWN ' Brownie ' Activities: Biology Science Club, Girls' Club. Favorite Song: There I Go. Favorite Alibi: I went away over the weekend! Favorite Expres- sion. My! My! Leisure Interests: Skiing, swimming, bowling, dancing. After Graduation: Nursing school. Barb chooses biology IOHN DONALD BUCHANAN 1 Buck 1' Activities: Hi-Y Club, Baseball. Fav- orite Song: MacNamara's Band. Favorite. Alibi: Nobody told me about it. Favorite Expression: Who said so? Leisure Interests: Sports, listening to the radio. After Gradua- I HENRY RUSSELL BURNEY f Hen D Favorite Song: Practice Makes Per- fect. Favorite Alibi: I don't know. Leisure Interests: Airplanes, motor- cycles. After Graduation: Farming. Henry's really browny tion: Work. Iolly, decorous, bashful MALCOLM SEVERENCE BUTLER, IR. 'Mac' Activities: Dramatic Club, Hockey. Favorite Song: Beat Me, Daddy, Eight to the Bar. Favorite Alibi: I didn't have time to do it. Favorite Expression: I just did this any old way. Leisure Interests: Sports, tin- kering with cars. After Graduation: Heating engineer. Mac surely blushes 941 'QMIHII ROBERT V. BYRON a BY up Activities: Dramatic Club, Y. B. Staff, Traffic Monitor. Favorite Song: Star Dust. Favorite Expression: Well, what d'ya know? Leisure Interests: Books, plays, traveling. After Grad- uation: New York Institute of Photo- graphy. Really very bookish Clif SWB BARBARA CADARETTE ' Barb 1' Activities: Home Economics Club, Girls' Club. Favorite Song: Down Argentine Way. Favorite Alibi: I forgot. Leisure Interests: Movies, bowling, swimming, travel. After Graduation: Beautician. Bright child CHELLIS HARRY CALL ' George ' Favorite Song: On Blueberry Hill. Favorite Alibi: I just didn't do it. Favorite Expression: Why? Leisure Interests: Skating, skiing, hockey, baseball, football, reading, driving an automobile. After Graduation: United States Navy. Chellis heartily chews THURSTON IOHN CARPENTER ' Carp ' Activities: President Student Council. Captain Band, National Honor So- ciety, Iunior Red Cross, S. Y. B. staff. Favorite Song: Star Dust. Favorite Alibi: Well, I didn't know. Favorite Expression: What, do you say? Leisure Interests: Music, sports, a good book. After Gradua- tion: College. Tees just colossal IOHN BUTLER CAREY ' Golf ' Favorite Song: Down Argentine Way. Favorite Alibi: I was away over the weekend. Favorite Expres- sion: Iimminy crickets! Leisure In- terests: Skiing, skating, camping, hiking, golf, badminton. After Grad- uation: College. lust big chap 1 Che SHYIIB ALBERT CAMERON CASSIN ' Alb 1' Favorite Song: MacNamara's Band. Favorite Alibi: It's in my locker. Favorite Expression: Nuts to you! Leisure Interests: Hunting, stamp collecting, airplane designing. After Graduation: Work and then some IOHN BACHELDER CHAMBERLIN ' Farmer ' Activities: S.. Y. B. staff. Favorite Song: Rhumboogie. Favorite Alibi: I didn't do it. Favorite Expression: So what! Leisure Interests: Swim- ming, fishing, skating, mountain climbing, camping. After Gradua- tion: Work or the navy, Iohn boards cows BARBARA IEANNE CHASE ' Chasie 1' aviation school. Always careful chap KENNETH BOUTWELL CHANDLER ' Ken 1' Activities: Varsity basketball, Var- sity baseball, Cross country. Fav- orite Song: Moonlight Serenade. Favorite Alibi: No study periods yesterday. Leisure Interests: Ping pong, dancing, listening to the radio, swimming. After Graduation: Dart- mouth. Keeps blisslully contented Activities: Secretary-Treasurer Debat- ing Club, Manager intramural bas- ketball, President Girl R e s e r v e s tGamma Rhol Choir, S. Y. B. staff, Girls' Club, cheerleader, Dramatic Club, band. Favorite Song: High on a Windy Hill. Favorite Alibi: Pean wanted to go to the library. Favor- ite Expression: Hey fellas! Leisure Interests: Swimming, skating, sliding, badminton, dancing, any sports. Af- ter Graduation: U. N. H. Bright, jolly companion MURIEL MATHILDE CHESLEY Activities: Iunior Red Cross, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Cap- tain bowling team, Favorite Song: Call of the Canyon. Favorite Alibi: Forgot to take my book home. Favorite Expression: For heaven's sake! Leisure Interests: Dancing, roller skating. After Graduation: Study for Civil Service. Muriel moves cautiously DWIGHT LUCIUS CONANT 941 CHARLES EDWARD NORRIS CLARK ' Iunior 1' Activities: Secretary H a r m o n i c a Band. Favorite Song: Halls of Mon- tezuma. Favorite Alibi: I forgot. Favorite Expression: Oh, yes! Leis- ure Interests: Sea Scouts. After Graduation: U. S. Navy. Claims every noble characteristic Alun- --- -ea- ifze SYIB FRANCIS ARTHUR CLINTON ' Clint 1' Activities: Debating Club, Track. Favorite Song: Fantasie. Favorite Alibi: Papers were too late. Fav- orite Expression: Take it easy! Leisure Interests: Sailing, swimming, skiing, ice boating. After Gradua- YVONNE MAXINE CLOUGH Activities: National Honor Society, Biology Science Club, Girls' Club, Student Council. Favorite Song: Star Dust. Favorite Alibi: I know, but- Favorite Expression: So they tell me. Leisure Interests: Skating, tennis, swimming, reading, dancing. After Graduation: College. Yields magnetic charm tion: United States Navy. Funny actions continuously GEORGE S. CORCHARY Activities: -Dramatic Club. Favorite Song: Five O'clock Whistle. Fav- orite Expression: My, My, you don't say? Leisure Interests: Photography, home chemistry, long-range auto trips in summer. After Graduation: College and chemistry. Good scientific chap Activities: Football, Hockey, Track. Favorite Song: Who Threw the Mush in Grandpaw's Whiskers? Favorite Expression: You aren't ly- ing, honey. Leisure lnterests: Ski- ing, basketball. Atter Graduation: College. Dances light capers Clie SYIB ALSTON PERLEY COUCH ' Couchie ' Activities: Dramatic Club, Volunteer, Debating Club, Student Council, Track, Cross Country Manager. Fav- orite Song: Seven Years with the Wrong Woman. Favorite Alibi: Well, it was this way- Favorite Expression: Aw, go pull a liga- ment. Leisure Interests: Girls, danc- ing, skating, skiing. After Gradua- FRANCES BERNICE CORLEY ' Fran ' Activities: Dramatic Club, Biology Science Club, Girls' Club. Favorite Song: All the Things You Are. Favorite Alibi: I forgot, didn't have time. Favorite Expression: Knock me over with a feather. Leisure Interests: Skiing, swimming, reading. After Graduation: Normal School. Formulates beautiful compositions tion: College. A political champion MARION GRACE CUSHMAN ' Half-Pint 1' Activities: Girls' Club, Home Mak- ing Club. Favorite Song: Oh, Iohnnyl Favorite Alibi: I forgot.' Favorite Expression: Is that so? ERNEST HARVEY CULVER 1 Bud - Ernie r Activities: Track. Favorite Song: Bye Now. Favorite Alibi: Ran out of gas. Favorite Expression: Pre- ciselyf' Leisure Interests: Hunting, fishing, sports. After Graduation: Naval Air Corps. Energetic, healthy, clever SRQQHJK 1 Leisure Interests: Sewing, skating, swimming, taking care of children. After Graduation: Work. Marion grins continuously IRENE ETHEL DALE Activities: Girls' Club. Favorite Song: Nighttime in Nevada. Favorite Ali- bi: I forgot. Favorite Expression: O, K. Leisure Interests: Sewing, reading, skiing, swimming. After Graduation: Cooking. In everlasting daydream 1941 WILLIAM IERALD DANE, IR. ' Bill 1 Activities: Volunteer, S t u d e nt Council, Iunior Red Cross. Favorite Song: Begin the Beguine. Favor- ite Alibi: I didn't understand. Fav- orite Expression: I don't understand. Leisure Interests: Swimming, tennis, skiing, movies. After Graduation: N. H. U. Witty, jolly, delightful Che SSYIB MERRICK ANDREW DANFORTH Activities: Band, choir, orchestra, Student Council. Favorite Song: Two Dreams Met. Favorite Alibi: I didn't get in till late. Leisure Interests: Bowling, reading, dancing. -.garb j JJ SHIRLIE A. DARRAI-I Activities: Girls' Club. Favorite Song. Call of the Canyon. Favorite Ali- bi: Wait a minute. Favorite Ex- pression: Gosh! Leisure Interests: Sewing, sports, movies, cowboy mu- sic. After Graduation: Nursing. Succeeds at duty J., After Graduation: College. Mighty active dynamite MARY DEL VECCHIO ' Mariuch 1' ANATOLE LUCIEN DESMARAIS ' Andy 1' Favorite Song: I'll Never Smile Again. Favorite Alibi: Forget it. Favorite Expression: So what? Leisure Interests: Dancing, tennis, football. After Graduation: Concord College of Business. Always dreamy Activities: Girls' Club, Dramatic Club. Favorite Song: Call of the Canyon. Favorite Alibi: I'm busy. Favorite Expression: Christopher Columbus. Leisure Interests: Read- ing, listening to the radio, dancing, skating. Most daring Che SYB ALTA MAE DICKERSON - Dodo ' Activities: Girls' Club. Favorite Song: Down Argentine Way. Favorite Alibi: It's in my other notebook. Favorite Expression: No kiddin'. After Graduation: Work. Always most dainty Ac ,L- XIX' HARRIET MARY DIRTH ' Hezzy ' Activities: Home Economics Club, Girls' Club. Favorite Song: Down Argentine Way. Favorite Alibi: I didn't have time. Favorite Expres- sion: So what? Leisure Interests: Dancing, swimming, eating. After Graduation: Work. Hastily makes decisions ANNETTE DI BIASE ' Annie ' Activities: Girls' Club, Home Econ- omics Club, Iunior Red Cross, Bowl- ing. Favorite Song: Blue Danube Waltz. Favorite Expression: 'l'hat's not the way I heard it. Leisure ln- terests: Reading, movies, letter-writ- ing, dancing, hiking. After Gradua- tion: Nursing. Adds digits ARLENE FRANCES DICKERSON ' Dickie 1' tivities: Home Economics Club, Girls' Club. Favorite Song: Beauti- ful, Beautiful Brown Eyes. Favorite Alibi: I forgot. Favorite Expression: Oh, Gosh, Oh, Gol1ey! Leisure In- terests: Table tennis, collecting pic- tures of movie stars, dancing, movies, After Graduation: Work. Always fair damsel x RALPH EARL DOW ' Red 1 Favorite Song: Frenesi. Favorite Alibi: Forgot all about it. Favorite Expression: Could be. Leisure In- terests: Reading. After Graduation: Work. Retires early daily qu 1l941l KATHRYN ELIZABETH DREW as Kay 9 Activities: Girls' Club, Iunior Red Cross, Home Economics Club, bowl- ing. Favorite Song: Only Forever. Favorite Alibi: Didn't hear the as- signment. Favorite Expression: In your hat. Leisure Interests: Danc- ing, skating, bowling, swimming. Katie enjoys dancing I Che SYB ROBERT ALFRED DULUDE 1 Bob ' Activities: Intramural basketball. Favorite Song: l Hear a Rhapsodyf Favorite Alibi: I didn't have time.' Favorite Expression: Might as well.' Leisure Interests: Skating, dancing, hunting, fishing. Alter Graduation: Business school. Robert adores Dunbarton 1 1 ELIZABETH IESSIE DUNCAN ' Betty f Activities: Girls' Club, bowling, Home Economics Club. Favorite Song: Frenesi. Favorite Alibi: I went to the movies. Favorite Ex- pression: Oh! Heck. Leisure ln- terests: Bowling, driving, movies, swimming. After Graduation: Work. Enjoys just driving BARBARA LOUISE DUNSTANE 1 Barbie 1' Activities: Cheer leader, Girls' Club. Favorite Song: When You Wish Upon a Star. Favorite Alibi: Bob came up last night. Leisure In- terests: Skating, swimming, piano. After Graduation: Nurse. Barbara loves ducks DAVID ELLIOT DUNLAP 1 Dave 1' Activities: Hi-Y Club, Y Control Board, Volunteer, football. Favor- ite Song: Who Put the Overalls in Mrs. Murphy's Chowder? Favorite Alibi: I was short oi time. Favorite Expression: Ii you get what I mean. Leisure Interests: Skiing, ten- nis. Alter Graduation: New Hamp- shire University. Dazzles every damsel S G, SYB CLAIRE IEAN EGGLESTON 1 Eggie ' Activities: Basketball, Dramatic Club, Girls' Club, Y. W. C. A., Iunior Red Cross, bowling. Favorite Song: God Bless America. Favorite Alibi: I didn't hear the assignment. Fav- orite Expression: Whoopsi. Leisure Interests: Skiing, tennis, bicycling, reading, swimming, horseback rid- ing. After Graduation: Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Clever, jolly, energetic LAURENCE CHAPPELL EASTMAN ' Eastcake ' Favorite Song: South American Way. Favorite Alibi: Spent time on important work. Favorite Expres- sion: What next? Leisure Interests: Working on cars, skating, driving. After Graduation: Work. Laurence chases eggs MARY TOWNSEND FAIR 1 Bonnie ' Activities: Choir, Girls' Club, Home- r o o m Representative, basketball, field hockey. Favorite Song: All the Things You Are. Favorite Expres- sion: Oh, my heavens. Leisure In- terests: Sports, music, art. After Graduation: Skidmore College. Mary talks lrivolously HARRY MOULTON FARNHAM, IR. ' Shrimp D Activities: Basketball manager, toot- ball manager, Biology Science Club. Favorite Song: l'll Never Smile Again. Favorite Alibi: Doc didn't have his done. Favorite Expression: You look just like Margy. Leisure Interests: Skating, dancing, ping- pong, paddle-ball, pool. After Grad- uation: College. Hoodwinks many ilirts HENRIETTA A. FARRAND 'f Henry 1' Activities: Girls' Club, Wallflower Club. Favorite Song: Along The Santa Fe Trail. Favorite Alibi: I don't go out on school nites. Fav- orite Expression: See you later. Leisure Interests: Singing, piano, dancing, knitting, driving, reading, swimming, boating. After Gradua- tion: Taking up music or Nursing College. Happily adds friends rem 'Dud' 9l4Il1l ARLENE RUTH FARWELL 1 Lene ' Activities: Girls' Club, Assistant librarian, intramural basketball, bowling, lunchroom worker. Favor- ite Song: The Holy City. Favorite Alibi: I was working in the library. Favorite Expression: lust like that, huh? Leisure Interests: Dancing, canoeing, swimming, writing letters, driving car, camping, hiking. After Graduation: Aurora College. Always remains flirtatious Che Y IB IOHN WEBSTER FOSTER Activities: Vice-chairman Iunior Red Cross, President Debating Club, stu- dent adviser Biology Science Club, Student Council. Favorite Song: MERLE ELBRA FOTTLER ' Fat ' Activities: Secretary Red Cross, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Varsity basketball, Girl Reserves. Favorite Song: My Man. Favorite Alibi: I don't know how. Favorite Expression: Wouldn't you like to know how. Leisure Interests: Sports, insect collection, traveling, C. H. S. scrapbook. Alter Graduation: Col- lege and Home Economics Teacher. Makes enough friends Our Love Affair. Favorite Alibi: Pretty busy. Favorite Expression: That's no lie. Leisure Interests: Tennis, table tennis, skiing, meteor- ology, swimming. After Graduation: Dartmouth. lust won't forget DUDLEY PERKINS FRASIER Ar, I f .. CATHERINE QUIMBY FREDETTE 1 Cathy ' Activities: Girls' Club. Favorite Song: The Bells of St. Mary's. Favorite Alibi: I forgot it. Favorite Expres- sion: Really! Leisure Interests: Tennis, badminton, basketball, ping pong, movies, skating, literature, swimming. Alter Graduation: New Hampshire Memorial Hospital. Cathy's quite friendly Activities: Student Council, Red Cross Council, Dramatic Club, man- ager basketball l939-40, Editor S. Y. B., Red Cross Play 1938, chair- man assemblies, National Honor So- ciety. Favorite Song: Summertime Favorite Expression: Bottole. Lei- sure Interests: Swimming, badmin- ton, skiing, movies. After Graduation: Harvard. Does polite favors Cz., SYIB DEANE FRENCH ' Frenchy 1' Favorite Song: We Three. Favorite Alibi: I forgot all about it. Favorite Expression: More darned tun. Lei- sure Interests: Movies, sports, eating. After Graduation: Work. Dandy farmer MARY ELIZABETH FRYE 1 Frye ' Activities: Dramatic Club, Girls' Club, Band, Girl Reserves. Favorite Song: We Three. Favorite Alibi: I just didn't do it. Favorite Expres- sion: Hi, churn. Leisure Interests: Dancing, movies, badminton, tennis, boating. After Graduation: Nursing. Makes enjoyable friends MORTON MINOT GEORGE 1 Mort ' Favorite Song: Danny Boy. Fav- orite Alibi: I left it home. Favorite Expression: Don't worry about it. Leisure Interests: Model airplanes, skiing, camping. After Graduation: Rensselaer Polytechnic. Manages many groans MARY ALICE GAUDREAU Activities: Girls' Club, Home Econ- omics Club, sports. Favorite Song: Only Forever. Favorite Alibi: I just couldn't make it. Favorite Ex- pression: I'Has any one seen Mar- gie? Leisure Interests: Skating, swimming. Most always good I ROGER SPENCER GEORGE Favorite Song: Down Argentine Way. Favorite Alibi: I didn't hear you. Favorite Expression: I'll bet! Leisure Interests: Skiing, skating, hunting, fishing. After Graduation: Work. Risks speedy grave 1941 MAE LOUISE GIDDIS 1 Arbutus 1 Activities: Home Nursing Club, Girls' Club. Favorite Song: Blueberry Hill. Favorite Alibi: I forgot. Favorite Expression: Is that so. Leisure In- terests: Sewing. After Graduation: Hairdressing. Must like games Che SYB HAZEL CHRISTINE GLINES ' Tena 1' Activities: Girls' Club, Dramatic Club, Home Economics Club. Fav- orite Song: We Three. Favorite Alibi: I didn't understand it that way. Favorite Expression: Gee, whiz. Leisure Interests: Skating, ski- ing, dancing, bowling, reading. After FLORETTA ADELINE GOODSELL 1 Tinny ' Activities: Girls' Club, Home Econ- omics Club. Favorite Song: Star Dust. Favorite Alibi: I didn't know it. Favorite Expression: You aren't kidding. Leisure Interests. Dancing, reading. Alter Graduation: Work. Fools all girls Graduation: Work. Has calm goodness ELVA GERTRUDE GORDON . ' Shorty ' its IAMES WILLIAM GREELEY f Big Iim ' Activities: Band, orchestra, Boys' Glee Club, hockey. Favorite Song: One O'clock Iump. Favorite Alibi: I lost the son ol a gun again. Favorite Expression: Hey, boss! You know what I mean. Leisure Interests: Swing drumming, and swing drumming. After Graduation: Drummer. lust won't grieve Activities: Girls' Club. Favorite Song: Down Argentine Way. Favorite Alibi: l'1l bring it in the 4th period. Favorite Expression: Bessie here to- day? Leisure Interests: Bike riding, tennis, reading, skiing. Alter Grad- uation: Work. Employs good grace Cie SYB HENRY A. GUYOTTE, IR. ' Hank 1 Favorite Song: Beer Barrel Polka. Favorite Alibi: I forgot. Favorite Expression: You ain't lying. Lei- sure Interests: Skating, swimming, reading, riding. Helps all girls SELMA BESS HAMMAR 1 Bessie ' Activities: Girls' Club, basketball, bowling. Favorite Song: Star Dust. Favorite Alibi: Well, it was like this- Favorite Expression: Oh, for love of Pete. Leisure Interests: Grange, bowling, reading. After Graduation: Work. Seldom blushes here STEPHEN HAROLD GULLAGE ' Steve v Activities: Baseball, hockey, basket- ball, manager football. Favorite Ex- pression: O. K. mush mouth. Lei- sure Interests: Eating, reading, sleeping. After Graduation: Work. Speeds his gains FRANCIS NORMAN HALL ' Tubby 1' Favorite Song: Seven Drinks With the Wrong Man. Favorite Alibi: Didn't think it necessary. Favorite Expression: I never thought of that. Leisure Interests: Traveling, movies, swimming, skating. After Gradua- tion: Work. Francis's never helpless IDA CLARA HAMMILL I I I Activities: Bowling, Girls' Club, Red Cross, Home Economics Club. Fav- orite Song: Pagan Love Song. Favorite Alibi: I didn't understand. Favorite Expression: Shame on you. Leisure Interests: Reading, ski- ing, movies. After Graduation: Nurse. Industrious, calm, happy 119411 ..l.. LAURENCE FRANK HARDY f lake ' Favorite Alibi: Dicln't have time. Favorite Expression: Why for course. Leisure Interests: Photo- graphy. Likes fresh hamburg v Che SY! WARREN E. HARRIS ' Bucky - Porky ' Activities: Football Favorite Song: The Bad Humor Mann. Favorite Ali- bi: I didn't have time. Favorite Expression: It's against the law to hit a fool. Leisure Interests: Swim- ming, skating, hunting, fishing, park- RUTH MARY HICKEY 1 Rusty f Activities: Girls' Club. Favorite Song: Beautiful Ohio. Favorite Alibi: Well, we had company. Leisure Interests: Bowling, skating, tobog- ganing, dancing, movies. After Grad- uation: Work. Radiates much happiness ing. After Graduation: Work. Won't enjoy homework LEONARD B. HILL 1 Lenny ' Favorite Song: Down Argentine Way. Favorite Alibi: I forgot to remember. F a v o r i t e Expression: Hai, fuzzballf' Leisure Interests: Sports, movies, dancing. After Grad- uation: College. Leaves big hole JEAN RUBY HILL ' Bing 1' Activities: Girls' Club. Favorite Song: You've Got Me This Way. Fav- orite Alibi: I went over to Fanny's house. Favorite Expression: Oh, my wicked head. Leisure Interests: Movies, penpals, dancing, piano, singing. After Graduation: Califor- nia. Ioyful, riotous, happy ar SYIB FRANCES IUNE HILLSGROVE 1 Red ' Activities: Girls' Club, basketball, bowling, Dramatic Club, banker, Girl Reserves, S. Y. B. Staff. Favorite Song: The Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square. Favorite Expres- sion: Wait a minute. Leisure In- terests: Skiing, dancing, sports, skating, tennis, movies. After Grad- uation: Work. Friends join her CAROLYN ELIZABETH HILLIARD 1 Betty ' Activities: Girls' Club, Dramatic Club, S. Y. B. staff. Favorite Song: You'd Be Surprised. Favorite Alibi: I was absent. Favorite Expression: No kidding. Leisure Interests: Dancing, swimming, skating, read- ing. After Graduation: Professional dancing. Captures every honor RAYMOND ALAN HILLSGROVE 1 Ray 9 Activities. Golf. Favorite Song: Goodbye, Little Darling. Favorite Alibi: I was sick. Favorite Expres- sion: I forgot all about it. Leisure Interests: Hunting, fishing, golf, read- ing. After Graduation: Work. Reaps all happiness IAMES RICKEY HOHNER 1 Rick D Activities: Golf. Favorite Song: Sun- rise Serenadef' Favorite Alibi: I got stuck. Favorite Expression: Ohl fluff. It's mellow. Leisure Interests: More golf, hobbies, camping. After Graduation: Cornell. Iocular, restless, homey LAUREN ALVIN HOWARD ' Skip or Skipper ' Activities: Football, basketball, and every other sport, Senior class Presi- dent, Student Council, S. Y. B. Fav- orite Song: Liebestraurn. Favorite Alibi: l'm sorry, but I have to work. Favorite Expression: Lo, Susanl' Leisure Interests: Football, basket- ball, baseball, dancing, tennis, swimming, movies, very few girls, acting. After Graduation: College football, dramatics. Let's all help 1 1 1941 BEVERLY ARLENE HUTCHINS ' Bev 1' Activities: Student Council, basket- ball, Dramatic Club, choir, Girls' Club, Glee Club. Favorite Song: I'll See You In My Dreams. Fav- orite Alibi: I didn't have time. Favor te Expression: Go fly a kite! Leisur Interests: Dancing, skating, skiing, hiking, swimming. After Gradua Ion: Teachers College. Bieaks all hypotheses I Che SYB IEAN MARY HYLAND 'Ieannie ' Activities: Girls' Club, Dramatic Club, Home-making Club. Favorite Song: I Can't Love You Anymore. Favorite Alibi: Oh gee, I forgot. Favorite Expression: Oh! My Good- ness. Leisure Interests: Sewing, dancing, swimming, working on my hope chest. After Graduation: Boston lean manages Children's Hospital. Mr tx WARREN IOHN HYLAND ' Buddy ' Activities: Baseball, basketball, vol- leyball. Favorite Song: Deep Pur- ple. Favorite Alibi: Left it home. Favorite Expression: Iz 'at yoo'? Leisure Interests: Reading, dancing, sports. After Graduation: Work in hotels. Willing, just, hopeful BARBARA AUDREY IOHNSON 1 Barb ' Activities: Bowling, Dramatic Club, Iunior Red Cross, Girls' Club. Fav- orite Song: On Blueberry Hi1l. Fav- orite Alibi: I forgot. Favorite Expression: Well, for heaven's sake. After Graduation: Nursing. Beats all jokes SHIRLEY STEVEN IESSEMAN 1 Iess 1' Favorite Song: The Call of the Can- yon. Favorite Alibi: I was sick or Somebody took my paper. Fav- orite Expression: Oh! My goodness. Leisure Interests: Guitar, reading, and any girl. After Graduation: Machinist. Speaks so jauntily Cl., SYB WALTER EDWARD IONES ' Walt 1' Activities: Captain of track, band, choir, Student Council. Favorite Song: We Three. Favorite Alibi: The car wouldn't start. Favorite Expression: Could be. Leisure In- terests: Playing the trumpet, skating, golf, driving. After Graduation: Work. Won't ever jazz CHARLES EVERETT KEATON, IR. ' Buster ' Activities: Crimson Torch, band. Favorite Alibi: I didn't have time. Favorite Expression: Well! Leisure Interests: Reading, skating, swim- ming, tennis, collecting books and pictures of ships. After Graduation: N. H. U. Calm earnest knight GLORIA LYLE IONES ' Ionesy D Activities: Bowling, Dramatic Club, Iunior Red Cross, Girls' Club. Fav- orite Song: On Blueberry Hill. Fav- orite Alibi: l didn't understandf Favorite Expression: Now I ask you.' Leisure Interests: American Legion horseback riding, swimming, knit- ting, reading. After Graduation: Nursing. Grave, likable, jaunty IOI-IN GEORGE KALLECHEY ' Iohnny ' Activities: Basketball, Student Coun- cil, Captain ot baseball. Favorite Song: Rhumboogie. Favorite Ex- pression: I'm coming. Alter Grad- uation: Work. lust good kid ll - ROBERT ROY KINCADE f Bob ' Activities: Football, hockey, Student Council. Favorite Song: l'll Never Smile Again. Favorite Expression: You ain't lying? Leisure Interests: Athletics, reading. Alter Graduation: College. Rarely ridicules kin l r , f 1941 1941 ERNEST KING ' Ernie - Popeye ' Activities: Hockey. Favorite Song: You Walked By. Favorite Alibi: Could be. Leisure Interests: Dogs, hockey, football, basketball, swim- ming, hunting. Energetic, keen 4' Che SYB LUTIE EMMA KNOX ' Loot f Activities: Orchestra, House of Rep- resentatives, Secretary S t u d e nt Council, Treble Clef Club, Dramatic Club, intramural basketball. Favorite SAVIOR IOSEPH LAFLAMME 1' Ace ' Activities: Hockey, Track. Favorite Song: Down Argentine Way. Fav- orite Alibi: I forgot. Favorite Ex- pression: You don't say. Leisure Interests: Dancing, swimming, sports. After Graduation: U. S. Army. Shows jolly living Song: Only Forever. Favorite Ali- bi: I can't tonight, I've got to work. Favorite Expression: Oh gosh! Leisure Interests: Skiing, reading movies, swimming. After Graduation Simmons, Children's Hospital. Likes every kind LOUIS IOHN LEFEBVRE 1 Beanie - Lefty 1' Favorite Song: Down Argentine Way. Favorite Alibi: I didn't know. Favorite Expression: I left it at home. Leisure Interests: Danc- ing, movies. After Graduation: U. S. Army. Louis jacks limousines yt FRANK IOSEPH LANZA 1 Frankie ' Activities: Hockey, baseball, volley- ball. Favorite Song: lava Iive. Favorite Alibi: I left it home. Favorite Expression: Watch that stuff. Leisure Interests: Skating, basketball, women. After Gradua- tion: N. H. U. Frank jokes lightly ,IPM l 6 Om SYB NORVAL BACON LEWIS 1 Bud D Activities: Editor Volunteer, Stu- dent Council, S. Y. B Stafi. Favorite Song: Lazybones. Favorite Alibi: I forgot. Favorite Expression: Oh, fluff! Leisure Interests: Hunting, fishing, reading, outdoor activities in general. After Graduation: Col- lege. Never breaks laws MARGARET SANDRA LEONARD 'K Mickie ' Activities: Treble Clef Club, Dra- matic Club, Girl Reserves. Favorite Song: Ave Maria. Favorite Alibi: Had to serve tea. Favorite Expres- sion: Oh! Fiddle-dee-dee. Leisure Interests: Figure skating, tennis, swimming, skiing, dancing, horse- back riding. After Graduation: Col- lege. Much simple logic WARD HAMILTON LEWIS 1 Hamie ' Activities: Golf, bicycling, swimming, skating, hiking, hunting, fishing. Favorite Song: l'll Never Smile Again. Favorite Alibi: Didn't have time. Favorite Expression: Aw, nuts! Leisure interests: Reading. After Graduation: College, farming. Wants hard lessons ARTHUR CONRAD LIBERTY ' Art 1' Favorite Song: There I Go. Fav- orite Alibi: I forgot. Favorite Ex- pression: If I'm wrong, sue me. Leisure Interests: Writing, reading, movies, dancing. After Graduation: Work. Art catches ladies RONALD ERNEST LOCKE ' Ronnie r Favorite Song: Frenesi. Favorite Alibi: I forgot. Favorite Expression: Could be. Leisure Interests: Model making, reading, skating, swimming. After Graduation: Machinist. Ready, energetic, lovely 94 'N94l1l M Che lt' SY .ply 'RETA MARILYN LUFF Activities: Home Economics Club, Girls' Club. Favorite Song: The Five O'clock Whistle. Favorite Alibi: I didn't have time. Favorite Expres- sion: Phooey! Leisure Interests: Ten- nis, skating, swimming, volleyball, badminton. After Graduation: Mass- achusetts, here I come. Really misses little l GRACE ELIZABETH MACK ' Gracie 1' Activities: Girls' Club. Favorite Song: Moonlight and Roses. Favorite Ali- bi: I didn't understand. Favorite Expression: I'll try. Leisure Interests: Skating, reading, dancing, interest in organizations. After Graduation: Work. Grace entertains many M DOUGLAS STUART MacARTl-IUR f Fizz ' Activities: Printing. Favorite Song: Auld Lang Syne. Favorite Alibi: Didn't have time. Favorite Expres- sion: Oh, yess! Leisure Interests: Automobiles. After Graduation: Vo- cational School, Denotes strong morals ARGARET GERTRUDE MAGOON ' Peggy ' HAROLDINE MAE MAHONEY 1 Daiseybelle ' Activities: Basketball, Girls' Club, Dramatic Club, field hockey. Favor- ite .Songz Star Dust. Favorite Alibi: Don't you wish it? Leisure Inter- ests: Swimming, skating, music. I-las modest motives Activities: Dramatic Club, Home Economics Club, Biology Science Club, Glee Club. Favorite Song: Star Dust. Favorite Alibi: I had to work. Leisure Interests: Skating, swimming, reading, dancing. After Graduation: College. Makes good muffins N Chg My ELAINE IOAN MAILHOT ' Butch 1' Activities: Girls' Club, field hockey, tennis, basketball, softball, volley- ball. Favorite Song: In the Mood. Favorite Alibi: I didn't know we had to do that. Favorite Expression: No kidding! Leisure Interests: Photography, movies, reading, danc- ing. After Graduation: Concord Col- lege of Business, work. Entertains jolly males ROBERT IOSEPH MAILHOT ' Pom Pom ' Activities: Hockey, tennis, golf. Fav- orite Song: Seven Beers with the Wrong Woman. Favorite Alibi: I forgot it. Favorite Expression: I'll give you a back hand. Leisure In- terests: Dancing, swimming, sleep- ing, eating. After Graduation: Work. Repairs junked motors BASIL LAMPROS MAKRIS ' Coach ' Activities: Student Council, Co-Cap- tain football, basketball, baseball, ping-pong, volleyball. Favorite Song: Frenesi. Favorite Alibi: Went to Detroit, Favorite Expression: Hit the road. Leisure Interests: Kalle- chey's League of Nations. After Graduation: College. Bright little man 1llQl4ll1Il Activities: Swimming, Favorite Song: Beautiful Dreamer. Favorite Alibi: I forgot it. Leisure Interests: Swim- ming, art work. After Graduation: Home. Lives on muffins LAURA O. MALTAIS MARKOS E. MANUS i t iii: ' Butch v ' I' Activities: Dramatic Club, lunior Red wg? Cross, Manager track, Favorite Song: Fifteen Minute Intermission. Favorite Expression: Hi, ya! Butch. Leisure Interests: Reading, movies, basketball, football, hockey, games. I 2 After Graduation: College. ' '14- , , ,. A A -1 ' l-. Markos enioys merriment 1 Evvie ' Eff' 1941 X' P , CHARLES BURTON MARTIN ' Charlie 1' Activities: Orchestra, band, Dra- matic Club, Debating Club. Favorite Song: Rose Marie. Favorite Alibi: I must have forgotten it! Favorite Expression: Holy Moses! Leisure Interests: Sleeping. After Gradua- tion: College. Changes books madly Clie SYIB MARIORIE DRAYTON MATSON ' Margie 1' Activities: Orchestra, choir, band. Girls' Club. Favorite Song: I Hear a Rhapsody. Favorite Alibi: Left it in my desk. Favorite Expression: For heavens' sake! Leisure In- terests: Reading, dancing, music, REINA LOUISE MAYO ' Butch 1' Activities: Girls' Club, Home Econ- omics Club, intramural basketball, bowling. Favorite Song: We Three. Favorite Alibi: I did, but- Fav- orite Expression: ulumping Cat Fish! Leisure Interests: All sports. After Graduation: Work. Rehearses lovely music sports. Alter Graduation: Work. Makes delicious meals EVELYN ANN MCGOWN IOSEPHINE MERCER 4 Toe 1 Activities: S. Y. B. staff, Volunteer, basketball, Y Club, Girls' Club, Girls' Club Representative. Favorite Song Danny Boy. Favorite Alibi: I mis- understood the assignment. Favor- ite Expression: lt's okay with me.' Leisure Interests: Skating, swimming dancing, basketball, coasting, ski- ing, volleyball. Alter Graduation: Office work or business college. Iokes moderately Activities: Girls' Club, bowling. Fav- orite Song: Old Faithful. Favorite Alibi: Didn't have the time. Fav- orite Expression: You tell mel' Leisure Interests: Horseback riding, shooting, skating. After Graduation: Business College. Enjoys any merrymaking Ch SY EDYTHE MAY MERRILL ' Marieanxabella ' Actvities: Vice-President Home Econ- omics Club, Girls' Club, Iunior Red Cross, tennis. Favorite Song: That's for Me. Favorite Alibi: I was too busy!!! Favorite Expression: Not especial1y. After Graduation: Sim- mons College. Encourages much mustard BEVERLY MAE MERRILL 1 Bev ' Activities: Bowling, Girls' Club. Fav- orite Song: Our Love Affair. Fav- orite Alibi: Iust a minute. Favorite Expression: Oh! Gee. Leisure In- terests: Writing to Vic, skating, danc- ing, typing. After Graduation: Office work. Becoming most meek Xl. LEWIS THURSTON MILLIKEN ' Hobble ' Activities: Band, Biology Science Club. Favorite Song: Sweet Ade- line. Favorite Alibi: I left it home under the typewriter. Leisure In- terests: Books, food, sleep. After Graduation: Bowdoin College. Loves the molecules RICHARD A. MOBBS ' Dick 1' Favorite Song: Down Argentine Way. Favorite Alibi: I didn't have time. Favorite Expression: Oh! gosh. Leisure Interests: Reading. After Graduation: Work. Ready and merry DAVID CARTLAND MOODY 1 Professor D Activities: Band, orchestra, choir, Glee Club, Student Council, Iunior Rod Cross, track, football. Favorite Song: Annie Laurie. Favorite Ali- bi: I was in the chem, lab. Fav- orite Expression: You'd better ask Twich. Leisure Interests: Music, table tennis, tennis, bowling, skat- mg. Dave cleans materials MQMH fff J jf' V ' 1941 I ' A f PHYLLIS MORGAN 1 Pinky 1' Activities: Dramatics, basketball, field hockey, Girls' Club, band. Fav- orite Song: Alice Blue Gown. Fav- orite Alibi: I was waiting for Dot. Favorite Expression: Oh, golly! Leisure Interests: Skiing, swimming, tennis, skating, dancing, reading. After Graduation: Pratt Institute. Prohibits meanness as SY MIRIAM VIRGINIA MURRAY ' Ginger ' Activities: Girls' Club, Iunior Red Cross. Favorite Song: Only For- ever. Favorite Alibi: Can't do it. Favorite Expression: Do the same for you sometime. Leisure Interests: Skating, skiing, reading, swimming, CATHERINE ELVA NARAMORE at Kay an Activities: Student Council, band, Treble Clef Club, Volunteer, bowl- ing, golf, S. Y. B. staff, Girl Re- serves, Girls' Club. Favorite Song: Star Dust. Favorite Alibi: What's this? Whose orders? Favorite Ex- pression: Could be. Iudas priest! Leisure Interests: Sports, music, dancing, traveling. After Gradua- tion: Civil Service. Cute, energetic, nice . hiking. Most vivacio,ps miss .u I7 I ADA LAURA NEIL 1 Laurie f 1, VIRGINIA FLORENCE NAYLOR 'f Ginny ' Favorite Song: So You're the One. Favorite Alibi: uleepers, I forgot. Favorite Expression: Got anything good to eat? Leisure Interests: Bowl- ing, playing piano, tennis, horse- back riding. After Graduation: Work. Virginia fools none Activities: Girls' Club, Home Econ- omics Club. Favorite Song: Sunrise Serenade. Favorite Alibi: Was there an assignment? Favorite Ex- pression: Shut up or I'll bop you one. Leisure Interests: Reading, sewing, swimming. After Gradua- tion: Homemaking. Always loves nightmares Che 'J SYB HARLAN ALEXANDER NOYES G Bud D Favorite Song: The Same Old Story. Favorite Alibi: We had car trouble. Favorite Expression: I can't help it. Leisure Interests: Stamp collecting, architectural draw- ing, bowling, fishing, skating, skiing. After Graduation: Work. -I-Iarlan's always nice PATRICIA ELIZABETH NOONAN ' Pat ' Activities: Treasurer Girls' Club, Iunior Red Cross, S. Y. B. staff, Vol- unteer, National Honor Society. Fav- orite Song: Down Argentine Way. Favorite Alibi: I forgot all about it. Favorite Expression: No kid- ding? Leisure Interests: Skating, skiing, dancing, movies. After Grad- uation: Office work. Ponders English novels Lf KEITH HARRIS NUTTER Favorite Song: We Three. Favorite Alibi: I forgot. Leisure Interests: Amateur radio. After Graduation: Work. Keith hates news FREDERICK WINFIELD ORDWAY C Freddy 1' Activities: Dramatic Club, Iunior Red Cross, basketball, track. Favorite Song: I'll Never Smile Again. Favorite Alibi: I forgot. Favorite Expression: Be carefu1. Leisure In- terests: Sports. After Graduation: Work. Frolics with owls ROBERT SHELDON ORDWAY ' Bob 1 Activities: Band. Favorite Song: When You Wish Upon a Star. Favorite Alibi: I had to work last night. Leisure Interests: Photo- graphy. Robert studies optimistically BEATRICE NANCY PALISI 1 Peaches 1' Activities: Tennis, Girls' Club, Iunior Red Cross, badminton. Favorite Song: Frenesi. Favorite Alibi: Got a date with Pat. Favorite Expres- sion: For cry eye. Leisure Interests: Dancing, singing, sewing, drawing, listening to radio. After Graduation: College. Beatrice never pouts ROBERT HALE PEARSON 1 Hawk 1' Activities: Track. Favorite Song Beer Barrel Polka. Favorite Alibi I forgot. Favorite Expression CreationI Robert has plans Qt VIOLA EDITHENE PERRY 1 n Activities: Girls' Club, Iunior Red Cross, N. Y. A. Favorite Song: I Give You My Word. Favorite Alibi: I didn't have time. Favorite Ex- pression: Cut it out! Leisure In- terests: Corresponding, s k a t i n g , swimming. After Graduation: Tele- phone operator. Very entertaining person Ge SWB ARNOLD I-IAYWARD PALMER ' Powerhouse 1' Favorite Song: Practice Makes Per- fect. Favorite Alibi: I didn't have time. Favorite Expression: Ohl nuts.',' Leisure Interest: Sleeping and 1ating. After Graduation: Odd jobs. Arnold hates pronouns MILDRED L. PEASLEE 11 Millie 1' Activities: Chairman of Iunior Red Cross, Student Council, Choir. Fav- orite Song: Star Dust. Favorite Alibi: I didn't have time. Favorite Expression: Oh, my heavens. Lei- sure Interests: Sports, movies, books, dancing. After Graduation: Kather- ine Gibbs School. Mildred likes pals Che SYB ERNEST WILLIAM PIERCE 1 Butch ' Activities: Football, hockey. Favorite Song: There I Go. Favorite Alibi: My car wouldn't start. Favorite Expression: On the ball. Leisure Interests: Visiting Nila. Every woman pleases BARBARA OLAVINE PHILBRICK 1 Ducks 1' Activities: Girls' Club. Favorite Song: Maybe Favorite Alibi: I had to work last night. Favorite Expres- sion: Oh, yeah! Leisure Interests: Skating, bowling, swimming. After Graduation: Nursing. Brilliant, original, pleasing PAULINE LUCILLE PILSBURY 1 Pean 1' Activities: Co-Captain basketball, band, Volunteer, S. Y. B. staff, Stu- dent Council, Girls' Club, Gamma Rho, Head Cashier of Banking, field hockey. Favorite Song: Danny Boy. Favorite Alibi: What do you think? Favorite Expression: You don't like it? Leisure Interests: Dancing, skat- ing, swimming, movies, skiing, coast- ing, basketball, badminton, volley- ball, ping-pong. After Graduation: Office work. Pean loves peanuts FRANK RAYMOND POTTER Favorite Song: Beer Barrel Polka.' Favorite Alibi: Did the wrong as- signment. F a v o r i t e Expression: What say? Leisure Interests: Hunt- ing, basketball. After Graduation: N. H. U. Frank reads poetry 1 IANIS ANN POWERS Activities: Girls' Club, Class ball, Girls' Club Representative. Favorite Song: Does Your Heart Beat For Me. Favorite Expression: Not bad. Leisure Interests: Club work, sports, walking. Ianis always pleases 11944 194411 K it Wifi' 639' sr. SILK'-El' ,A rx. ALVIN DEANE PRUSIA ' Iowa - Buzz ' Favorite Song: Little Brown lug. Favorite Alibi: The Ford wouldn't start. Favorite Expression: Buy a Ford. Leisure Interests: Traveling, movies, baseball, football, hockey, swimming, riding, horseback riding. After Graduation: Work. Alvin draws pals Zim SWB ROCCO RADUAZO ' Rocky ' Activities: Co-Captain football, track, National Honor Society, Y Control Board, Vice-President Senior Class, Secretary Student Council. Favorite Song: Moon Over Burma. Favorite Alibi: I just didn't think of it. Fav- In ELLEN BERNADINE RICE 1 Tap in Activities: Orchestra, band, basket- ball, bowling, Girls' Club. Favorite Song: God Bless America. Favorite Expression: Do tell! Leisure ln- terests: Swimming, horseback riding, skating, reading. After Graduation: Bookkeeper. Earnest, brilliant, right orite Expression: Oh! boy. Leisure terests: Sports, landscaping. After Graduation: P. G. or N. H. U. Ready, regular HAROLD FRANCIS RICKER, IR. 1 Rick 1 PAULINE ETHELYN RICKER ' Polly 1- Activities: Girls' Club, bowling. Fav- orite Song: Ferryboat Serenade. Favorite Alibi: ln a minute. Fav- orite Expression: Maybe Leisure Interests: Dancing, playing piano. After Graduation: Undecided. Pauline enjoys reading Favorite Song: I'l1 Never Smile Again. Favorite Alibi: Can't help it if my car wou1dn't start. Favorite Expression: Oh! sure. Leisure In- terests: Swimming, driving, skating. After Graduation: Work. . Happy, friendly, robust CIM SYIB HELEN W. RIDDLE Activities: Girls' Club, Cheer leader. Favorite Song: It Makes No Differ- ence Now. Favorite Alibi: I gotta work. Favorite Expression: OhI my gosh. Leisure Interests: Dancing, MARGARET IUSTINE RIDDERVOLD 1 lake v Favorite Song: I Hear a Rhapsody. Favorite Alibi: I have it done, but I left at home. Favorite Expression: Oh! Christmas. Leisure Interests: Books, radio, movies. After Gradua- tion: College, art school. Merry, jolly, rejoicing skating, movies. After Graduation: University of New Hampshire. Helen wins rapidly CARL LENNART SANDQUIST 1 Lenny 1' EDEA RINALDI ' Did ' Activities: Girls' Club, Iunior Red Cross, field hockey, intramural bas- ketball, volleyball, N. Y. A. Favorite Song: Star Dust. Favorite Alibi: Gee, l forgot! Favorite Expression: Hi, Ya, Bimbo! Leisure Interests: Dancing, sports. After Graduation: Work. Entertaining, romantic Activities: Dramatic Club, Volun- teer, Bass Clef Club, Student Coun- cil. Favorite Song: I Never Had a Chance. Favorite Alibi: I don't have time. Favorite Expression: Well, shave my head and call me baldyf' Leisure Interests: Reading, swimming, stamp collection. After Graduation: College. Cute ladies satisfy :Z MARIO RICHARD SARTORELLI ' Mussolini 1' Activities: Dramatics, Volunteer, intramural volleyball. Favorite Song: Ferryboat Serenade. Favorite Ali- bi: I didn't have time. Favorite Expression: Ah! whatsa matta? Leisure Interests: Dancing, swim- ming, skating. After Graduation: Work. Munches rich spaghetti 'IIQAIM 1941 ARLENE LOUISE SENNOTT ' Squawker ' Activities: Girls' Club, bowling. Fav- orite Song: It Makes No Difference Now. Favorite Alibi: l've forgot- ten. Favorite Expression: Heaven forbid! Leisure Interests: Sports, movies, driving the car, shopping, reading, knitting. After Graduation: P. G. Arlene sports Clie SYB IOHN PHILLIPS SI-IEPARD 1 Shep ' Activities: Student Council, Captain Cheerleaders, Debating Club, band, orchestra, golf, supervision of Noon- Hour Dancing. Favorite Song: Star Dust. Favorite Alibi: I forgot all about it. Favorite Expression: You aren't lying! Leisure Interests: Mu- sic, dancing, sports. After Gradua- tion: Tufts Pre-Medical College. Iohn plays safe MARIORIE HELEN Sl-IERBURNE ' Margie ' Activities: Dramatic Club, Girls' Club. Favorite Song: Down Argen- tine Way. W ETHEL LOUISE SMITH ' Pat and Smitty ' Activities: Girls' Club, Home Econ- omics Club, Iunior Red Cross, Dra- matic Club Favorite Song: Aloha. Favorite Alibi: I haven't got time. Favorite Expression: Think nothing of itl Leisure Interests: Bowling, dancing, skating, movies, basketball. After Graduation: Telephone 'opera- tor. Ethel likes studying WILLIAM EARL SHERIDAN 1 Shadow 1' Activities: Golf. Favorite Song: A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square. Favorite Alibi: lust a min- ute. Favorite Expression: Well? Leisure Interests: Basketball, ping pong, diving, football. Alter Gradua- tion: College. Willing, eager, studious Clie SY DOROTHY E. STACY 4 Dot ' Activities: Girls' Club, Iunior Red Cross. Favorite Song: There I Go. Favorite Alibi: Didn't have time. Leisure Interests: Bowling. After Graduation: University ot New Hampshire. IANET SMITH 1 Iannie 1' Activities: Girls' Club, Iunior Red Cross, S. Y. B. staff. Favorite Song: I Give You My Word. Favorite Alibi: I was waiting for Pinkeyf' Favorite Expression: That's tellingl Leisure Interests: Sports, reading. After Graduation: Office work. Ioyiul senior CHRISTOPHER STEVENS ' Chris ' Activities: Football, track. Favorite Song: Moonlight Serenade. Fav- orite Alibi: Did the wrong assign- ment. Favorite Expression: Watch that stuff now. Leisure Interests: Basketball, dancing, baseball, skat- ing, collecting Glenn Miller records. After Graduation: New Hampshire University. Courteous, sunny ,541-'S IOAN STEWART ' Stewie 1' Activities: Band Kmajorettel, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. Favorite Song: l'l1 Never Smile Again. Favorite Alibi: Busy last night. Favorite Expression: That's no 1ie. Leisure Interests: Dancing, reading, riding, pictures, tennis, bike riding, boat riding, playing piano, listening to radio, swimming. Iitterbug sensation Tl-IEDA ELVA STILES 1 Teddy r Activities: Girls Club, Home Econ- omics Club, S. Y. B. staff, bowling. Favorite Song: In the Mood. Fav- orite Alibi: I forgot all about it. Favorite Expression: No, honestl' Leisure Interests: Drawing, dancing, collecting souvenirs. After Gradua- tion: Art school. Theda's ever small 1 1ll94llM 1941 I RICHARD WESTON STRIPP ' Dick I Activities: Student Council, baseball, National Honor Society, S. Y. B. staff. Favorite Song: The One I Love. Favorite Alibi: I can't stay after school because I take a bus. Fav- orite Expression: You aren't lying. Leisure Interests: Hockey, baseball. After Graduation: E ngine ering school. Really wonderful skater Che SYB HERBERT MILTON STROM ' Milky ' Activities: Harmonica band. Favor- ite Song: Our Director. Favorite Alibi: Had to go to the Y. Leisure Interests: Boy Scouts, stamp collect- ing. After Graduation: Work. Has much strength RUTH FRANCES STRONG Activities: Dramatic Club, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, bowl- ing, basketball. Favorite Song: We Three. Favorite Alibi: I can't. Fav- orite Expression: You're just kid- din . Leisure Interests: Sports. After . Q Graduation: U. N. H. or work. Really fine sport THOMAS BAYARD SUTTON, IR. ' Sut 1' Activities: Football, captain basket- ball, baseball, Student Council, S. Y. B. staii. Favorite Song: There I Go. Favorite Alibi: l'm too tired to try. Favorite Expression: Why? So what? Leisure Interests: Sports, League oi Nations A. C. After Grad- uation: Engineering School. Thinks basketball swell ROBERT EUGENT STUBBS ' Stubbie ' Activities: Track. Favorite Song: I Hear a Rhapsody. Favorite Alibi: I don't know. Favorite Expression: So what? After Graduation: Ma- chinist. Really enjoys sleep ar! ,- Kr , CL SY NORMA IUNE SWAIN ' Shorty ' Activities: Dramatic Club, Home Economics Club, Girls' Club, Cap- tain bowling. Favorite Song: We Three. Favorite Alibi: I had to write to Texas! Favorite Expression: Iealous? Leisure Interests: Skat- ing, dancing, movies, sports. After Graduation: Wellesley Convalescent Home. Not just small CONSTANCE ANN SWAIN - 1 Tillie ' Activities: Dramatic Club, Girls' Club, Iunior Red Cross, S. Y. B. staff. Favorite Song: Mexicali Rose. Fav- orite Alibi: I lost my notes. Fav- orite Expression: Ooh, ducky! Leisure Interests: Swimming, winter sports, dancing, reading. After Grad- uation: Normal School. Comes a smilin' VIRGINIA SWAIN 1 Bajeenya 1' Activities: Girls' Club, bowling. Fav- orite Song: Down Argentine Way. Favorite Alibi: I had to write to Texas! Favorite Expression: Real- ly? Leisure Interests: Dancing, skat- ing, bowling, bicycling. After Graduation: Children's Hospital, Wel- lesley Convalescent Home. Very sweet LANCE DOUGLAS SWEENEY ' Sonny 1 Activities: Iunior Red Cross, Treas- urer, Student Council. Favorite Song: High on a Windy Hill. Favorite Alibi: I forgot. Favorite Expression: You ain't being, chicken! Leisure Interests: Movies, sports. After Grad- uation: College. Lives down South PATRICIA ELIZABETH SWEENEY 1 Pat 1' Activities: National Honor Society, Student Council, Volunteer, Girls' Club, S. Y. B. staff, intramural sports. Favorite Song: Tales from Vienna Woods. Favorite Alibi: Oh! gosh, I forgot. Favorite Expression: ls it really? Leisure Interests: Figure skating, swimming, rifle shooting, skiing, tennis, reading, baseball, movies, dancing. After Graduation: College. Passed every subject RQMN '9'4!l1ll lANE TAYLOR Activities: Girls' Club. Favorite Song: I Give You My Word. Favorite Alibi: I forgot to do it. Favorite Expression: No, really? Leisure In- terests: Skating, swimming. After Graduation: Nursing. lust timid IOSEPHINE FRANCES TOOHEY 110: Activities: Dramatic Club, bowling, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. Favorite Song: I'1l Never Smile Again. Fav- orite Alibi: I had to sit up with a sick friend. Favorite Expression: Oh, lor heaven's sake! Leisure In-P terests: Swimming, skating, tennis. After Graduation: Nursing. Ioe's frequently tardy FERNANDE GERTRUDE MARIE VEILLEUX 4 Fern ' Activities: Girls' Club. Favorite Song: You Got Me This Way. Favorite Alibi: I was over to Iean's house. Favorite Expression: Oh, my wicked head. Leisure Interests: Dancing, swimming, movies, roller skating. Af- ter Graduation: Business college. Furiously gobbles many vegetables OW SWB IOHN HARTSHORN THOMAS Activities: Band, orchestra, National Honor Society, track. Leisure In- terests: Shooting, swimming. Iohn has talent IEAN KATHARINE VAN DE BOGART Activities: Girls' Club. Leisure In- terests: Reading, writing letters, listening to good music. After Grad- uation: College to prepare for teach- ing English. Iean knows verbs 'si fb SYM IOHN EVERETT WALTERS ' Iackie ' Activities: Hockey, track, cross-coun- try, Student Council. Favorite Song: Beautiful Dreamer. Favorite Alibi: Didn't get around to do it. Favor- ite Expression: I disagree. Leisure Interests: Writing, poetry, reading, debating, movies, dancing, sports, dating, crooning. After Graduation: Printer or journalist. Iack evades women DAVID THAYER WELLS 1 Dave ' Activities: Band, orchestra, track, choir, glee club. Favorite Song: Scrub Me, Mama, with a Boogie Beat. Favorite Alibi: Didn't have time. Favorite Expression: What'cha know, Ioe? Leisure Interests: Music, reading, wood working, tennis, ski- ing, skating, fencing. After Gradua- tion: Post graduate. Does things well HARRY BERNARD WALTERS ' Bucky v Activities: Baseball, b a s k e t b al I hockey, football. Favorite Song Sierra Sue. Favorite Alibi: I for- got to do it. Favorite Expression I don't know. Leisure Interests Movies, sports. After Graduation: Work. Has beautiful waves ROBERT RUSSELL WARREN ' Deaco - Butch ' A c t i v i t i e s : Intramural volleyball, track, football. Favorite Song: May- be. Favorite Alibi: Got stuck down in Bow and I had to feed the dog. Favorite Expression: Well, I don't know why not and cut it out. Lei- sure Interests: Eating, sleeping, swimming, fishing. After Graduation: Navy. Robust, rugged whiz I IOHN HENRY WESCOTT ' Curly ' Activities: Baseball. Favorite Song: Practice Makes Perfect. Favorite Alibi: Oh! gee, I forgot. Favorite Expression: Oh, yeah! Leisure In- terests: Hunting, swimming. After Graduation: Printing. Iohn has wisdom M941 M '9l4ll1Il GEORGE MAURICE WEST 1 Butch 1 Activities: Band, orchestra, Student Council. Favorite Song: Down Ar- gentine Way. Favorite Alibi: I didn't have time. Favorite Expres- sion: What's say? Leisure Inter- ests: Music, sports. After Graduation: College. Great musical wonder RICHARD EARLE WHIPPLE ' Dick ' Activities: Biology Science Club Favorite Song: Ferrybbat Serenade Favorite Alibi: I couldn't find it Favorite Expression: Hey! Leisure Interests: Photography, s k a t x n g swimming. Real earnest worker IOHN RUTHERFORD WILCOX ' Iohnny ' Favorite Song: Sunrise Serenade Favorite Alibi: I overslept. Favorite Expression: What do you know about it? Leisure Interests: Skiing fishing, reading, clubs. After Grad uation: Work. Iohn's really wonderful IOHN THEODORE WILSON 1 Ted 1' Favorite Song: On Blueberry Hill. Favorite Alibi: I clidn't have time. Favorite Expression: Don't ask me. Leisure Interests: Reading, skating, swimming, hunting, fishing. After Graduation: Work. Iohn thinks well Che SYIB SHIRLEY CLIFFIA WILSON C Lee - Cliff 1' Activities: Orchestra. Favorite Song: Blue Danube. Favorite Alibi: Slcipped my mind. Favorite Ex- pression: Fiddlesticks! Leisure In- terests: Dancing, reading, Writing letters. After Graduation: Work. She's certainly Winsome DAVID EDWARD WOOD ' Dave ' I Activities: Baseball, Secretary Senior Class, Hi-Y. Favorite Song: Frenesi. Favorite Alibi: I coulcln't figure it out. Favorite Expression: Too much! Leisure Interests: Ping pong, League oi Nations A. C., reading. After Graduation: V. M. I. Does excellent work LEONARD CARROLL WOOD f Lennie f Activities: Hi-Y, Y Control Board, tennis, Manager baseball, basket- ball, Traffic Officer. Favorite Song: So You're the One. Favorite Alibi: I forgot. Favorite Expression: I'll bite! Leisure Interests: Sports. After Graduation: College. Lennie charms women IOHN FRANCIS WOODBURY 1 Woodie 1' Activities: Cross-country, track, skat- ing, tootball, baseball, hockey. Fav- orite Song: We Three? Favorite Alibi: I didn't have time. Favorite Expression: So what? Leisure In- terests: Reading, sports. After Grad- uation: Work. Iolly, famous winner f I 1 1tI974ll1Il 1941 ANDREW WRIGHT f Irish ' Activities: Hockey. Favorite Song: Deep Purple. Favorite Alibi: It's no fun to stay up half the night and do home work. Favorite Expression: Too bad she died, she made good doughnuts. Leisure Interests: Swim- ming, fishing, hockey. After Gradua- tion: Drafting school. Always welcome ROBERT IAMES YOUNG ' Youngie 1- Activities: Manager football, Iunior Red Cross, Basketball. Favorite Song: I Give You My Word. Fav- orite Alibi: I didn't have time to. Favorite Expression: So what? Leisure Interests: Sports, dancing. Remains just youthful I JAMES STEVE ZACHOS c D Activities: Cross-country, track, golf. Favorite Song: I Hear a Rhapsody. Favorite Alibi: I was sick. Favorite Expression: No foolingI Leisure In- terests: Reading, movies, sports. Af- ter Graduation: Work, school. Iim seems zealous ae SYB - Y-,f ,, . ' 3' Ti mg Q. 'Half' ffgL?gg1- fcff li- V '-53 F' ,s ze : 1-H ,V 5,13 . 1:-. frm, '-L ,4 -1-1. V :TJ .. ..,,' .f W .. 9, - Q , 1,--. .3h.. -1-.,::,.. ,.i,F:5A, -.6 , ,, :,Z1Q5gu3:i. , , -- .s , v , M- -A K .l I gf ' A ' ' if ' JJ- L, H Q!! NTER PE CAR URSTON TH CAPTAIN: Bm CL! cm PRESIDENT: MERRICK DANFORTI-I .A Capeffa Clwir PRESIDENT: MERRICK DANFORTH OPCA85 fra, PRESIDENT: MAURICE WEST me my cm 43-eff '9'255?2r6fi f .fy QE if Q Q., ' an F , ,. H,- vww R EANIZATI N 5 g.. me ufwnteef EDITOR: NORVAL LEWIS , The Volunteer, Concord High School's six-page news- paper, including the Crimson Torch supplement, is published by representatives of each class and printed at the Morrill School ot Mechanic Arts approximately eight times a year. Last year, the first in which the Volunteerf' was a member of the Associa- tion, it Won a second-class honor rating in the National Scholastic Press Association. Working with the limited facilities at hand, the adviser, staff, and printer strive to publish a newspaper which reflects student opinion and represents student literary ability. ramafic . PRESIDENT: ALSTON coUcH This year the Dramatic Club has been very active. At each Weekly meeting, special programs under complete student su- pervision have displayed the talent of several guests from outside the school as Well as the accomplishments of various club mem- bers. Under the direction of Miss Keenan, faculty adviser, A Stranger in Bethlehem was presented for the Christmas as- sembly and Rocking Chair Row Was given at a meeting of the Girls' Club. .Slfuc!enLL Cmnci PRESIDENT: THURSTON CARPENTER The Student Council has enjoyed a busy and successful year. It has introduced student control of study halls, sponsored auctions twice a Week in the spring, and taken charge ot the Alumni Dance, which was a great success. lt has proved itself a very helpful part of the general school program, and has given the students a voice in their own government. Wafiona! .Manor .gbciefg PRESIDENT: RICHARD STRIPP Five years ago the Concord Chapter of the National Honor Society was formed. The meetings are held during school time or in the evening. Members of the society are chosen biannually by a committee of the faculty. The group is made up largely of Seniors with a few Iuniors to form a nucleus for the following year. Members are chosen for their character, scholarship, leadership, and service and continued membership depends on these qualities. The emblem is the keystone and the torch. omior QU! 6055 CHAIRMAN: MILDRED PEASLEE The American Iunior Red Cross of Concord High School has willingly taken part in all Red Cross activities this year. For the warring countries it has made three afghans, bandages, baby layettes, and knitted articles, it has given money, raised by sponsoring a puppet show in November and other activities throughout the year, all of which has gone to the refugee chil- dren. On the home front it has given money for glasses for Worthy students and bought mittens and other Wearing apparel for needy children under the guidance of the City Welfare Agency. Collaborating with the Girls' Club it entertained the Franklin Orphans' Home, as usual, and continued its magazine services for the various hospitals and other local institutions. legafing PRESIDENT: IOHN FOSTER The Debating Club is one of the most enthusiastic clubs in the school. It is comprised of about twenty active members who have, as a unit, carried on such projects as the auctions, and inter-class debates. The Club meets every Thursday morn- ing and has featured some very spirited debates on national as well as international problems. The primary purpose of the Debating Club is to give its members a feeling of confidence and ease While speaking before a group. This purpose has been successfully accomplished. 64... pf., Presented March 27-28 THE GOCD EGG By Robert C. Schimmel CAST Mrs. Clayton ..,.............,.., Iustine Riddervold Iean Gillespie ,.... ........ P hyllis Morgan Dr. Ietlerson Clayton ............., David Moody Iimmy ,.,.... ........ . Richard Stripp Iunior ..... ........................,............, F red Ordway Pert Bicknell .,...... . ...... Margaret Leonard Vivian .....................................,...... Gloria Iones Gillespie ........................ .... . ..... I ohn Shepard Laura .........,.................................... Lutie Knox Motorcycle Police ...... Christopher Stevens, Bumps Bicknell ...,.......... Lennart Sandquist Mqrkos Mqnus Lorrine Maynard ........., Margaret Aranosian Fireman ..............................., George Corchary Director: Miss Alice I. Keenan. Assistant Director: Catherine Naramore. Property Committee: Frank Lanza, Chairman: Ruth Strong, Constance Swain, Margaret Leonard. Stage Committee: Robert Byron, Chairman: Deane French, Dwight Conant, Markos Manus, Lights Committee: Keith Nutter, Laurence Hardy. Publicity: George Corchary, Chairman: Rickey Horner, Claire Eggleston, Beverly Hutchins, Markos Manus, Christopher Stevens. CII PRESIDENT: PATRICIA SWEENEY The Girls' Club, under the guidance of its adviser and dean, Mrs. Miriam Bidwell, and with the cooperation and support of its members, had a successful year. Committees arranged and held a highly successful Big Sister Party and Orphans' Christmas Party, as well as ably organized programs for each monthly meeting under the supervision of various departments. go ogy .gzience PRESIDENT: HARLAN BESSE The Biology Science Club, composed of twenty-seven mem- bers, is open to any student who has received at least a B average in biology. It is the purpose of the Club to further the knowledge of biology by experiments, outside field trips, and speakers. The Club has an organization of four officers, who serve for the duration of one school year under a constitution written by the student members. 7 ome conomicri PRESIDENT: CLAIRE BEGIN The Home Economics Club consists of girls who take home economics courses. The organization belongs to the National Home Economics Club. Besides having meetings of our local members, we try to keep in touch with activities in other high schools. We have also helped in sewing for the Red Cross. The Club was fortunate this year to have Mrs. Rachel Carpenter speak to them on I-low to Get and I-low to Hold a Iob. The annual Christmas party was given to the children at Pembroke Sanatorium. The Club's faculty advisers are Miss Garvin and Miss Frost. ,.v -N, A N Ax 1. . 2 f - Hi.n:.'w-:'4- -W -K V , 9. Y- 'ff' J' tgps I - F a nt. , ,. 3 Q : HJ iz I f 1- 5 43 , A Q im A x xr' r' X fa , J fit gn: ' It 2' 15 Rm 5 l J i ff! gs A0 is Y W m I 4 5' 9 is : 'w qv--. I Q n AK H 'V' W W Jw . '?-'H ' ' in.. ,fi 6111155141 ho 352' 1 Q w 5, X 4 in Q , it 'K ,A -Q -, , w K A f va 5 ff k' , A, 'QT'- QL H 1 , , , , . l, , L , v a 7 1' xl T 1 I . 5 liz I 5 In --,FA E 1-'I ,Nl -4 I J 7 S J 0- :41. . ,KN A Q: 2 Y H x Vw 'Awe I ATE 36111252.55 F , , .-. ' r ' w K 2 7 Af Qff 'f?' i i 5 i 'Q V I 2 I 0 s 1 ' 1 5 5 I, row Gmnfrg CAPTAIN: IOHN WOODBURY Tri-angular meet KPortsmouth, N. H. U. Frosh, Concord?-Concord Second Concord 21 Manchester West 34 Concord 33 Manchester Central 22 Concord 35 Dover 20 State meet at Durham-Concord Third Concord Concord Concord Concord Concord Concord Concord Concord Mya' gaaleflaff CAPTAIN: THOMAS SUTTCN Dover Penacook Stevens Franklin Nashua Laconia Stevens West Concord Concord Concord Concord Concord Concord Concord Concord Nashua Franklin Pembroke Laconia Dover West Pembroke Penacook x e y CAPTAIN: ROBERT KINCADE Brewster Academy 4 Dover 1 Berlin' 4 Dover' U Tournament games. Concord Concord Concord Concord gag' gaalvefgaf CAPTAINS: CLAIRE BEGIN, PAULINE PILSBURY Varsity Dover 24 Concord St. Ioseph's 22 Concord Alumni 16 Concord Lozconiol 8 Concord Iunior Varsity Dover 28 Concord 7 St. Ioseph's 5 Concord 2 Lcrconig 9 Concord 8 E760 ing CAPTAINS: SELMA HAMMAR, VIRGINIA SWAIN For the past tour years bowling has occupied a prominent place in the Girls' Sport program at Concord High School. This year a match was arranged with Laconia girls, which was held in Concord, on March ll. The Concord girls Won by a fall of 60 pins. This is the first interscholastic match ever played by Concord. This is also the first competitive match to be rolled beween high school girls in New Hampshire. Bowling Will be an interscholastic sport in the future and a match with Laconia will be an annual event. Baielaf CAPTAIN: IOHN KALLECHEY With eight members of last year's squad as a nucleus, a new team was successfully clevelopecl. A fifteen game schedule was drawn up, planning games with such teams as Manchester Central, Nashua, Claremont, and Portsmouth. jdfg CAPTAIN: WALTER IONES The track squad places a Well-balanced team of veterans and new members on the track and field this year, and under the guidance of Coaches Grover and Twichell expects a successful season. s f ii qw , affix. UMR 'ff - s ,gi . zzmsgj :H -Mm.f.?ff- if 'X 2 Q x , .p A M ' . 3 'ff' 2 4 r Q x Sv XE X I 1 x s 7 S f -gfg 1 .-is 'Y Q , rw ,M 55 5 gf . , rx W.. V 3 ,X P15621 f' '7 ', rw . , 'fir .fkulslw - ' . - f' U, , , .- ' , 'Ez' :J L25 k V, , Q, A5 , Nz. . x Y ,Q . , . k ' ff I X . K . . ,.,. I ., . Q fm? W ggi: WQQ E lm W i W ,imwga 5 .if , - m fssfze VK 7 if 2' . p . K S Mop ec? o!fAe Cyafid of 1941 On a memorable day in '41 A gigantic task was first begun, And over it for many years Professor Milliken shed hopeless tears. He carefully set some hundreds of dials. Finally, after innumerable trials, Filling his laboratory damp Stood Milliken's Panoramic Projection Lamp. Completed in Iune of '61, lts mate can be found nowhere under the sun. It can show for its master, whenever he wants, The world in reviewg old familiar haunts. The dials are marked with numerous things And from country to country, as if on wings, Can take the Professor, who from his lair Can see and hear as if he were there. The machine stands ready and rarin' to go, Wires by the thousands set just so And watched by the spiders, his sole confidants, The Professor approaches with nonchalance. T. XI If C 1 V f f f F- His eyes are shut-using hit or miss.- His hand hits on a knobp and with tearful hiss The thing starts in motion, raising the roof with its great commotion, Simultaneously nine bells clang, and suddenly-a fearful bang! Boop, dum-dum, boop, dum-dum, boop -carols the calliope of Miss Kay Naramore, seated at her place in the huge tent of the Warren Harris Circus, when she is suddenly forced to end her worthy selection by a shrill whistle blast from that suave master of ceremonies, Prank Lanza, about to introduce Iohn and Harry Walters, the only trapeze performers who have had a command performance before the nation's President, Miss Beverly Hutchins, responsible for the free manicure booths seen on the corners of every American city. The star of the circus, Mlle. Ioan Stewart, is next on this varied program, flashing dimpling smiles as she trips lightly through her tightrope routine. Dashing into the ring on milk-white horses the daring bareback riders, Arlene and Alta Dickerson, live up to all expectations. Shirley Iesseman and Robert Stubbs helpfully toss the girls hoops through which they jump from one horse to another. Throughout their stellar performance, Chellis Call and Richard Mobbs drift through the crowds hawking peanuts, popcorn and quantities of gum which they buy wholesale from a Chichester grocery store. Chellis is calling, Buy some gum, friends! One good chew deserves another! A casual iaunt about the grounds reveals many other interesting things. Harlan Besse, clarnorous barker, allows noth- ing to go unseen, calling attention to Iohn Chamberlin and Ernest Pierce, strong men, snapping 100-pound weights in pieces, rolling them into iron cannon balls, and using them for tennis. Irene fa Dale makes a strong bid for acclaim with her remarkable 3 V A demonstration of sword swallowing. To the questions of Xi V reporter Lawrence Turcotte, Miss Dale answers calmly, It's ST R -sc MA all in knowing how! A shrill cry brings us at a run to , b- the tent of Iosephine Mercer, a free lance flea tamer, thrill- l Q2 AQ ing thousands daily with her flea obedience class. Miss WHY!! C6 7 2 Mercer is also a noted author, the best known of her work 525 253 being The Psychology of the Flea or How to Win Fleas F13 X and Lose Friends. Her able assistant is lane Taylor, the fleas' wardrobe mistress. A glaring sign invites one and all to see Elva Gordon's lion taming act. Elva con- fides that her own roar so terrifies her playmates that she easily controls them. In a corner of the same tent we find Iosephine Toohey busily reading the future in her tea-leaves and Iulie Alarie taming ten-foot cobras with mournful wails on her violin. The snakes squirm. As we near the exit, Claire and Edwin Begin draw our last sighs of admiration with their juggling act fafhangover from C. H. S. basketball days, without a doubt.l After the smoke has cleared away, The means for further adventure lay. Right at the tip of our learned friend's finger, Who over his choice this time does not linger. He wishes to see an unsorted array And again his choice does great dividends pay, War in places from Bow to Budapest He finds many grads of C. H. S. Robert Ordway aboard his million-dollar yacht, the made his money in spongesl sits listening to the strains of Nevers Band floating over his radio, a band now of national fame in which Ellen Rice is solo clarinetist. Over in Switzerland, Marion Benson is breaking all records-and many little pine trees-for mountain climbing on skiis. She gives all credit for her accomplishment to David Dunlap whose International Ski School at Epsom has turned out - --es... 4 - many such artists. Pauline Ricker and Shirley Darrah have Lrg C Afszmg ' Fifiifiicg -s 'Lp- just taken over Chicago's doll house, in which they hope to install Concord High Schoo1's famous honor system or at least a reasonable facsimile. The fabulously wealthy Rocco Raduazo has just sold his munitions factory and is buying controlling interest in the Henniker Hoopsters whose guiding spirit is john Buchanan. But Harry Farnham, water boy, is still the real boss, guns or no guns. Lawrence Eastman raises the country's prize parsnips and sends the best straight to Betty Duncan's Health Farm. Iohn Kallechey, who takes a course l twice a year, is one of the few who have not taken fright gm - I tt ' 'T f , nfl Pm nn xx at the motto over Miss Duncan s gate- Ye who enter 300 'J nlylhvjn- iQ here, cheer up-for the worst is yet to come. Barbara iff' .37 5 johnson and Gloria jones were so exhausted by Miss Z F Duncan's course that they left for Africa where rumor has them prospecting for gold. Francis Hall, Leonard A 'Q Hill, and Raymond Hillsgrove have officially hung out their shingle as song writers- Hill, Hall, and Hillsgrove. We write 'Em and you Sing 'Em, or Else! Needless to say, they are doing famously. As premiere danseuse of the Ballet Russe, Mlle. Maria Frye is knocking them in the aisles so much so that nurses Mary Beckett and Laura Maltais are always on hand with smelling salts at one of La Frye's perform- ances. Phyllis Morgan and Arlene Bailey have just organized Local No. 13 of the Amalgamated Buswomen's Union. Miss Morgan runs the hourly Bow-to-Concord line while Miss Bailey acts in a similar capacity on the Chichester Transit. Also, in Chichester we find Ethel Smith, full time operator at the Chichester Telephone Exchange. Ethel says, It does keep one abreast of the times. Mario Sartorelli is the recent author of that widely read article, Spaghetti Culture--Its Ups and Downs. And now the Professor's mind does stray To the glamorous dens where city folk play, And stretching his hand to the proper dial He turns it on with cr wistful smile. The strains of Thurston Carpenter's All-Star Dance Band delight the ears of all patrons of the Purple Petunia, New York's best night club, fno cover chargel. Among the numerous attractions are the drum solos of Big Gim E5 Greeley and the tricky tap routines of Annette Di Biase I and Harriet Dirth. But the greatest thrill of all comes I 9 when the lights are dimmed and the purple spotlight E5 . X, , X turned on Henrietta Farrand reclining under an arti- PFEB ll ll ficial palm tree fguitar, sarong, et all crooning sweet tunes. Even Ianis Powers, the Club's cigarette girl, stops work during Henrietta's selections. The club's able corps of bouncers, Markos Marius, lohn Wilcox and Christopher Stevens, are always on guard for disturbances which never come. Basil Makris has become head waiter and in spite of countless offers of other positions, stays on at the Purple Petunia. An opening night at the Metro- politan Opera is always a glittering affair, but when Merrick Danforth and Barbara Dunstane are both starring in Iohn Wescott's latest opera, La Belle Begonia, the performance is quite naturally extra special. The credit for bringing this unbeatable combination about must go to Mary Fair, the Metropolitan's slightly radical press agent, who in turn confesses she would be lost , without her super-efficient assistant, Kathryn Drew. Lennart Sandquist, . I the Met's great voice teacher, put the stars through weeks of torturing ,fowf practice before the zero hour, but his work was well rewarded. The only . ,,, l , fe , f ff J hitch in the whole evening was the noticeable flutter caused by Andrew Wright, conductor, when he threw a chair at Pauline Pilsbury, whose sonorous bassoon playing had drowned out all other instruments in the second act. Ada Neil, head usher, tells us that she saw Virginia Swain in the center of the Diamond Horseshoe, glittering from every pore. Chris- tine Glines, officiating in the air-conditioned, plush-lined ticket office, reports a record box-office sale and Iohn Wilson, curtain tender for ten years, says that his hands were so sore from yanking up the curtain for curtain calls that he had to report for first-aid treatment as soon as he was off duty. Robert Byron, ranking Broadway's leading playwright and producer, insists that no one but Dorothy Stacy and Frederick Ordway star in his plays. But still the nation's talent is being lured to Hollywood, where we find Norval Lewis directing the film version of his brother Ward's sensational thriller, The Ghost Returns or Bring 'Em Back Dead or You'll Wish You Had. Frank Potter's novel is next in line for production, and as Frank has the say in Hollywood, he has forced Marjorie Sherburne to cash in her golden locks for a brunette wig before she can play the lead. Frank pro- fesses to be allergic to blondes still. William Dane, heart-flutterer and matinee idol of the millions, is to play opposite Miss Sherburne. Betty Hilliard is making a hit in all the musicals and experts say she is the only reason for Fred Astaire's lasting popularity. Margaret Aranosian and Patricia Noonan have recently combined their beauty establishments and Miss Aranosian has finally renounced natural curl-tonics for Norma SWain's new permanent wave machine which is being completely in- stalled. ln the laboratory of this new establishment, Mary Gaudreau works night and day, cooking up exotic nail polishes for the well-dressed women. Barbara Phil- brick and Reina Mayo will allow no one but Mary to design their nails. Both are suc- cessful film producers in their own right. In the same establishment we find Frances Corley having the dimple removed from her nose. Harlan Noyes is l-lollywood's most popular architect and prominent among his houses is that of Muriel Chesley, who has succeeded Adrian as leading dress designer. Iohn Carey with his har- monica band has arrived in town and is giving the West Coast a taste of real music. Charles Keaton's animated cartoon masterpiece, I-Iarrendiaf' has the world gasping in amazement. But Henry Burney has all Hollywood at his feet. Millions call him Z r Casanova Perhaps 'tis a pang of nostalgic yearning That makes the Professor with all his learning Next put out his hand to loh, yes, you can guessl The dial marked plainly with C. H. S, Lance Sweeney has taken over the high school's commercial department and has complete authority over everyone except David Wells, who is in charge of all ticket-selling drives. Under David's direction everyone in the school sold 100 tickets last fall and the High School has built a stadium where Ernest King's football team thrills New England fans. David Moody presides over the chemistry department- juggling nitric acid bottles with utmost ease. Carlene Brown acts as his able assistant-much to her own profound surprise. Barbara Chase officiates in the Latin room keeping her trusty Trots , .-g. 1,, . M13 222 H0 under lock and key. Arlene Farwell has finally become - librarian and is very obliging about giving out library ' 2 slips if one produces the right references. Also, in the W commercial department we find Doris Bolduc working toward a goal of 60 words a second for all typists who are fortunate enough to come under her authority. The blame for this goes to Beverly Merrill, whose typing demonstration in the auditorium amazed her audience. From the roof over the physics laboratory Iohn Foster sends down daily weather reports. Down in the girls' gym, Selma Harnmar and june Hillsgrove turn out prize-winning teams yearly. Merle Fottler, who recently was chosen America's Best Little Home- maker, fills the halls with delicious odors from the home economics rooms. joseph Annicchiarico, music instructor, is justly proud of his musical organizations and es- pecially of his new department, a course of instruction for drum majorettes, coached by Marjorie Matson, holder of several national titles. Leaving the building we found Shirley Wilson, a lone little figure waiting patiently for Rickey Horner to drive up with the Dunbarton bus, now twenty years late! Down in the city, are jean Hyland and Fernande Veilleux supervising Concord's Girl Scout activities, and Thomas Sutton as director of the Y. M. C. A. which now boasts a swimming pool. Milton Strom is still the Y's jack of all trades. jean Van de Bogart, principal of Iunior High School, is at present agitating for a two-hour school day. Anatole Desmarais, Maurice West, and Richard Whipple are owners of the Dunbarton Gazette which is delivered by carrier pigeons. Grace Mack and janet Smith contribute daily their nationally read column in which they sum up the day's news in one word, the same word every day-repulsive. Tired of restriction, we can tell at a glance, The Professor turns all of the dials by chance, The crash is tremendous, the bright sparks prolific: The results that he gets are simply terrific. Elaine and Robert Mailhot have recently opened a super-department store, whose sign reads- Mailhot and Mailhot-What We Ain't Got, You Don't Want, See! Prominent among members of their staff is Margaret Magoon, receptionist, who smiles a deceptively cheery Good Morning to all customers, sending them through a trap door if their looks do not appeal to her. Virginia Naylor runs the horizontal elevator through the one-story building. Harry Parker, the suave floor walker, directs the customers to the Misses Department where Mary DelVecchio has an exceedingly difficult time trying to sell the weird clothes which Iustine Riddervold designs and Mildred Peaslee does her best to model. Miss Peaslee has threatened to quit if any more are designed with steel plaits. Patricia Sweeney finds ample customers for her marvelous beds, which at the push of a button, shut the windows and turn on the heat. When Miss Sweeney was asked how she happened to invent such a boon to mankind, she said, Well, when I was a girl in Bow, I- At this point we pass on to an adjoining department where Francis Abbott holds forth as mattress tester. Catherine Fredette sounds her pitch pipe all day long for Mae Giddis, piano tuner, in the music department. Down at the exit Rachel Boisvert, cashier, checks purchases and hands them to Yvonne Clough and Dudley Frasier who wrap them up to the tune of Brahms' Lullaby while you wait. In the world of sports we find Walter Iones posing for dozens of photographers while cheerfully explaining how he broke the world's record. And it's not what you think, he won the six-day bicycle race. Kenneth Chandler is cross-country running and recently made New York from San Francisco in six days, stopping only long enough for Dave Wood to hand him a microphone to say hello to the waiting world. Dave has become radio's best sports announcer, covering all such events. Albert Cassin is a new partner in the Black Hill Racing Park and has recently hired George Corchary as advertising agent and jockey. Nearby Dwight Conant and Douglas MacArthur run their popular garage- Service for a Sawbuckf' As the unsuspecting motorist drives up, Claire Eggleston dashes out, stops the driver with a smile, and washes and polishes professionally while her assistant, Ida Hammill, serves tea to the customers. Down in Washington we happen to see Floretta Goodsell and Harold Ricker at the head of a parade and we are told that they are Chief of Police and Fire Chief respectively, leading the Safety Parade. We also find that President Hutchins has not forgotten her old friends and has included in her cabinet Robert Bowen as Secretary of the Navy with Charles Clark as his right-hand man, Iohn Woodbury, Secretary of War, and Iames Zachos, Secretary of the Treasury. To be certain that the country does not go into complete financial ruin, Miriam Murray has been retained as the Treasurer's y W ll special adviser. William Sheridan is special investigator for -fl ff? I the F. B. I. Lawrence Hardy has been in Washington for T I 6- 1 ,ta years as a lobbyist trying to put through a bill making pig- 5 .,t weed the national flower. Wander- A I.. ' f' ing from city to city we came across Leonard Wood who has just returned from his fourth ex- pedition, a series he has made as a man alone in his search for Utopia and the one. Natalie Blodgett heads the Be Beautiful Baby Clinic, renowned throughout the world for its superintendent and staff, namely Shirley Brown, who 'f lid goes about in her own quiet way getting clients by the F thousands for Nat, Savior Laflamme and Louis Lefebvre Ei are in Quebec, recruiters tor the 5 I French Foreign Legion. They say kj, V' D '57 that at last they have found a use for 4 5 r,v ,O -i K 0 P SA V imma, , UP QQELLEHT K -. Miss Carlson's vocabulary sheets. H 'g' Margaret Leonard and Ruth Strong f ' - R ' fx are the proud owners of a chewing gum factory. uth put up A the capital and Peggy does the chewing. Lutie Knox likes , F S Simmons so well that she has just stayed on as a member of the faculty, teaching elementary Sanskrit. A voice the whole R world knows is that of Alston Couch, tobacco auctioneer, who fb' P 'Xi carols weekly over an international network. Doris Bennett Z? S has six members enrolled in her course Public Speaking Made Easy in 10 Easy Lessons. Arlene Sennott has been winning national honors with the hens from her model chicken farm in Bow. She says, An egg a day keeps the ist in New York, Park Avenue clamors for him! Henry Guyotte is keep the hens in top condition Iohn Thomas itinerant preacher brings down fire and brimstone weekly on the backwoods dwellers of New Hampshire Ronald Locke who made the first non stop flight from Hooksett to Suncook has Just opened an air line service along that route and Beatrice Palisi has been made the first trans port hostess. Mariorie Bates has been proclaimed the best soda jerker in the country in a national contest. Miss Bates served up a double banana royal in three seconds flat. Morton George recently rendered a heart-tending harp concert at the Biiou Theater in Lon- ff don. Lauren Howard is making a name for himself as nerve special- wolf from my door, and Ralph Dow, handyman, says he always tries his best to I ' 1 1 ' M now the live-wire director of the Western Union Company and keeps Robert Warren busy writing singing telegrams. Theda Stiles has opened her school of dance phy- siology and baby posture. Arthur Liberty is in daily attendance, for he is a photo- grapher's model and must preserve his figure. Helen Riddle has found her place in the world as an essayist and is writing 10,000 words a day. Robert Pearson is running a fashionable riding school near Boston to -which he diverts a steady stream of nags from the glue factory. Dick Stripp, manager of that superlative Ball club, the Epsom Eagles, announces the purchase by his team of Reta Luff, the only woman pitcher in the big leagues. Barbara Cadarette, organizer of a campaign to glamorize American women, is responsible for all those beautiful girls we have been seeing lately. Robert Dulude, author of that book housewives swear by, Bak- ing Made Easy the Dulude Way, has opened a hotel in the White Mountains . In- cluded in his staff are Viola Perry, mountain guide, Warren Hyland, instructor of ballroom dancing, and Ernest Culver, whose performances with a musical saw entertain guests' every Friday night. Raymond Benson is the Al chef. One of the most popular places at the resort is the swimming pool where Roy Kincade is instruc- tor. The situation became so critical that he had to hire Stanley Bartlett and Alvin Prusia as body guards to hold back the screaming feminine hordes. Iohn Shepard, narrator for Vox Populi in New York, tells us he interviewed Edea Rinaldi and Haroldine Mahoney the other day. They are employed as stamp lickers in the post office there. Lester Bartlett is the Rumford Press' fastest type setter. Evelyn McGown, champion hog-caller, is on an Asiatic tour to acquaint the Chinese with the less- known phases of American life. lean Hill is studying drum technique with the Ethiopians to put new life in her all-girl band. Mason Goodridge and Stephen Gull- age are known as Goodridge and Gullage-Vandals with a Vengeance, they own a chain of wrecking companies. Norma Bowlby's recent literary effort, The Psy- choanalysis of a Scorpion, is breaking all records as a best seller. Robert Young is cleaning up with the cacti he raises the sells them to the British to use in their desert campaignl. Deane French, collecting data for a volume on human emotions, set out to break as many hearts as he could. He has the feminine population of New Hampshire crying for mercy. Donald Anderson has just put a squirtless grape-fruit on the market with money-back guarantee. Through gold discovered in Turkey Pond, Marian Cushman has found Cushmans Scientific Institute where Keith Nutter has been trying for years to figure out the valence bonds of the benzine rings. Roger George, through the tireless eftorts ol his slick lawyer, Charles Martin, has finally secured a patent on his goldfish food. Ruth Hickey, Malcolm Butler's dental assistant, tells us with pride that Dr. Butler uses no ropes, handcults, or any other restraining instrument on his patients. Francis Clinton is the editor of a set of encyclopedias-a college education in itself. Arnold Palmer risks his life daily, sky-writing for the hairpin factory of Edythe Merrill and Marjorie Bartlett. And xl' H- H :O qf WZ-5:0 'l'Ot.,..49x! Q-Q Q ,,, , X K1 a e fffinf finally, still in Concord, we find Connie Swain, ghost writing for high school students. She admits with a blush that her busiest time of year is Ianuary and February-the term paper season. N-iid,-... IX 4' 'if 5:5 .if ' Z-Tix W 3,41 HL' - fo fr - x Q ' iii! fa l The Professor leaned back in his chair with a sigh, He had seen all his classmates go passing by 5 ,G X C V, 5 V f 3 .0 25: name, -' ,P . ' f- if ,, - In a slow procession across the screen. Could his eyes have deceived him? Was it cr dream? MALE Thurston Carpenter Rocco Raduazo Thomas Sutton William Greeley Thurston Carpenter Thurston Carpenter Dudley Frasier Lauren Howard Rocco Raduazo Dudley Frasier Norval Lewis Charles Keaton Merrick Danforth Alston Couch Frank Potter Lewis Milliken Ioseph Annicchiarico Dudley Frasier Richard Stripp Chellis Call lohn Thomas Basil Makris Lance Sweeney Harlan Besse Lauren Howard Alston Couch M09 M0 Most popular senior Best all-round Most athletic Tallest Best looking' Best dressed Most sophisticated Most admired Best natured Most intelligent Most literary Class artist Class musician Most dramatic Wittiest Most serious Best assignment dodger Busiest Best combination of beauty and brains Heartiest gum-chewer Most modest Best dancer Class sheik Class vamp Biggest blutter Girls' ideal football hero One with best ability to talk FEMALE Mildred Peaslee Pauline Pilsbury Claire Begin Catherine Naramore Yvonne Clough Mildred Peaslee lustine Biddervold Mildred Peaslee Claire Eggleston Natalie Blodgett Patricia Sweeney Phyllis Morgan Mary Frye A Iustine Riddervold Gloria Iones Patricia Noonan Mary Beckett Mildred Peaslee Yvonne Clough Margaret Leonard Ianet Smith Theda Stiles Henrietta F arrand lean Hyland Patricia Sweeney of 6741.44 ZW For four long years we slaved and frowned To master the courses from Caesar to gym. Some filled their minds 'till their heads went 'round With facts and figures that kept them in trim. So great were our talents in culture and number That our high school seemed like a college. While the Iuniors remained in perpetual slumber, We marched with the lamp of knowledge. Yes, the doors are closed on us at last And all we have is a glorious past, But the faculty sighed, Oh what a class! When we graduated en masse. Our charms-so many, our faults-so fewg Undeserving Iuniors, we bequeath to you All the things we used to do With plenty left for the Sophomores, too. Francis Abbott leaves what is Wright Iulie Alarie willingly leaves some of her enthusiasm for dance steps to the members of the first lunch period. Donald Ander- son leaves trigonometry to, Mr. Temple. Ioseph Annicchiarico leaves his musical ability to George Upton. Margaret Aranosian leaves, her clerical ability to lean Bluto. Arlene Bailey leaves an empty seat in the Plymouth. Lester Bartlett leaves in a hurry. Stanley Bartlett leaves with a big smile. Marjorie Bates will never leave her mischievous traits to anyone. Mary Beckett leaves fifteen locks of her stringing blonde hair in favor of a bob. Claire Begin leaves her ability to play basketball to some deserving Sophomore. Edwina Begin leaves with her sister. Doris Bennett skips out in such a hurry that she forgets to leave anything. Marion Benson leaves the boys broken-hearted. Raymond Benson leaves his desire to roam about the building to Frank Cherrette. Harlan Besse won't leave East Concord. Natalie Blodgett leaves her brains to some lowerclassman who certainly could use them. Rachel Boisvert leaves, not knowing Whether to regret it or not. Doris Bolduc leaves, still chewing gum. Robert Bowen will leave without a Word as usual. Norma Bowlby leaves her love for study to Stoughton Farnham. Carlene Brown leaves a big portion of her vivacity to use during a spring fever attack. Shirley Brown leaves her curls to some deserving Iunior. Iohn Buchanan leaves a great many friends. Henry Burney leaves for his milk route. Malcolm Butler leaves to join the gang at Bow Prep. Robert Byron Won't leave English. Barbara Cadarette leaves to join him. Chellis Call will leave a cud of gum in every wastebasket. Marion Chamberlain leaves in a hurry. Iohn Carey leaves some of the stews he finds himself in to some one who doesn't have such luck. Thurston Carpenter leaves, clarinet alias Clara in hand. Albert Cassin leaves the teachers relieved. Iohn Chamberlin leaves to become mayor of East Concord. Kenneth Chandler leaves, reaching for baskets. Barbara Chase leaves her good sports-manship for all those who can use it. Muriel Chesley leaves for Loudon. Charles Clark leaves his shield of knots to Napoleon Drouin. Francis Clinton leaves to sail the seven seas. Yvonne Clough leaves her beauty to the Iunior girls. Dwight Conant leaves the girls alone. George Corchary leaves his mathematical genius to some brave Iunior who will tackle chemistry next year. Frances Corley leaves her gum to Miss Carlson, who knows where to put it. Alston Couch will leave his talking and jitterbugging ability to some I lower classman, we hope. Ernest Culver leaves, while it's still possible. Marion Cushman will leave for Chichester to make more dresses. Irene Dale leaves her long walk every morning to her younger sister. William Dane leaves his sense of humor to a certain Sophomore. Merrick Danforth leaves ta big vacancy in the music department. Shirlie Darrah leaves, looking for new worlds to conquer. Mary DelVecchio leaves her good humor. Anatole Desmarais leaves with surprise. Annette DiBiase hates to leave. Alta Dickerson leaves her Well- mannered personality to some boisterous Sophomore. Arlene Dickerson leaves her sober ways to some giggling Iunior. Ralph Dow leaves to take a nap. Kathryn Drew leaves History to Miss Timlin. Betty Duncan leaves her popularity to someone else with a car. Robert Dulude leaves for Dunbarton. David Dunlap leaves his skis as a gift. Barbara Dunstane leaves quietly. Lawrence Eastman leaves history without a tear. Claire Eggleston leaves her giggle to echo in the halls. Mary Fair leaves an element of suppressed fascination for all the lower class to delight in. Harry Farnham leaves not one algebra problem unsolved. Henrietta Farrand leaves her rings to some sophisticated Iunior. Arlene Farwell leaves her library post to lean Bluto, who is fascinated by books. Iohn Foster leaves to go skiing. Merle Fottler leaves her athletic abilities to Barbara Sargent. Dudley Frasier leaves chemistry regretfullyf?J Catherine Fredette leaves for Nursing School. Deane French leaves to become goalie of the East Concord Hockey Champs. Mary Frye leaves sophistication lingering on. Mary Gaudreau leaves her height to lean Crowley. Morton George leaves with her. Roger George leaves with an extra special chemistry mark. Mae Giddis abso- lutely refuses to leave anything to anybody, arguing that she needs everything she has. Floretta Goodsell leaves one of her tiny shoes to Richard Merrill, who admires all little people. Elva Gordon leaves her nonchalance to serious-minded William Nyhan. William Greeley leaves a vacancy, hard to fill in the C. H. S. Band. Stephen Gullage leaves his post of football manager. Henry Guyotte leaves his English ability to Beverly Blodgett. Francis Hall leaves his shyness. Selma Hammar leaves the basketball squad. Ida Hammill leaves to go bowling. Laurence Hardy leaves his alertness to take a grand, long nap. Warren Harris leaves with her. Ruth Hickey leaves the red of her hair to warm us up. Leonard Hill gratefully leaves History class. Betty Hilliard leaves her freckles to anyone who will take them. Iune Hillsgrove hates to leave it all. Raymond Hillsgrove leaves for West Concord. Rickey Horner leaves, driving off with her in his beach wagon. Lauren Howard leaves his way of captivating hearts. Beverly Hutchins leaves her beguiling dimples to Fido, who isn't even satisfied with the two beauties he already has. lean Hyland leaves without regrets. Warren Hyland leaves in somewhat of a hurry, but offers his chewed pencil to anyone that wants it. Barbara Iohnson leaves in order to train for a nurse. Gloria Iones leaves her dramatic abilities for future hopefuls. Walter Iones leaves to make trackfsl elsewhere. Iohn Kallechey leaves his popularity. Charles Keaton leaves to try out his car- tooning talents. Roy Kincade leaves by the back door. Alas, Lutie Knox leaves in his beachwagon. Savior Laflamme leaves his ability to rattle off French. Frank Lanza leaves his hockey stick to Phil Denoncourt. Louis Lefebvre leaves his French pronunciation. Listen to this: Margaret Leonard leaves her orderly locks to anyone who has the time and patience to care for them. Norval Lewis leaves with a little knowledge of chemis- try. Ward Lewis, poor boy, leaves for anywhere else. Arthur Liberty leaves with tears. Ronald Locke leaves that wavy hair. Reta Luft leaves for the Plains. Douglas MacArthur leaves his fondness for reading to everyone. Grace Mack says anyone can have anything atter she leaves. Margaret Magoon leaves with him. Haroldine Mahoney leaves in a hurry to catch bus No. 3. Laura Maltais leaves her ability in art to Stella Leach. Elaine Mailhot, poor girl, leaves with a warning slip unsigned. Robert Mailhot leaves the hockey squad minus an ace. Basil Makris leaves his deep, dark mysterious manner to his brother. Markos Manus leaves the heavy- weight title to anyone who wants it. Charles Martin leaves with an extra large vo- cabulary. Marjorie Matson leaves an assignment book with the assignments all filled in.. Reina Mayo leaves her books forever. Evelyn McGown leaves, still harping on the yearbook dedication. Iosephine Mercer leaves with him. Beverly Merrill leaves with a seventy-word-a-minute efficiency award in typing. Edythe Merrill leaves, anyway. Lewis Hobble Milliken leaves in a hurry, but pauses long enough to give everyone a big grin. Richard Mobbs leaves for Horse Corner. David Moody leaves Twitch at last. Phyllis Morgan leaves her pet excuse: My clock was an hour sloW, to some Sophomore. Miriam Murray leaves her tiny little voice to be strengthened by a Sophomore. Catherine Naramore leaves her golf style to Ann Tilton, who hasn't learned to swing yet. Ada Neil leaves with a sigh of relief. Virginia Naylor leaves a little knowledge and we all need all we can get. Patricia Noonan isn't going to leave her stenographic ability to anyone. Harlan Noyes leaves trigonometry to some other master mind. Keith 'Nutter leaves with the best slide rule in Mr. Temples class. Frederick Ordway leaves with his success in the Senior play ringing in his ears. Robert Ordway won't leave without her. Beatrice Palisi leaves silently. Arnold Palmer leaves his report card to some deserving Iunior. Harry Parker left early. Mildred Peaslee leaves her peaches and cream complexion to some needy Iunior. Viola Perry leaves and takes all her charm. Barbara Philbrick leaves her Ducks Ernest Pierce leaves hand in hand with her. Robert Pearson leaves for greener pastures. Pauline Pilsbury leaves her winning personality. Frank Potter leaves his ever present wit to haunt the lonely rooms on the third floor. Ianis Powers leaves her dimples to Virginia Nelson. Alvin Prusia leaves but does not leave her. Rocco Raduazo leaves his magnetic personality to some deserving Iunior. Ellen Rice leaves her oboe to some hopeful lower classman. Harold Ricker leaves for the country. Pauline Ricker leaves to have a good time. Iustine Riddervold leaves a big hole in the dramatic club, the art class, and just about every place else. Helen Riddle leaves her ability to write stories. Edea Rinaldi through hard work leaves the girls' showers ever looking almost spotless. Lennart Sandquist leaves a piece ot his mind. Mario Sartorelli leaves his love for his school. Arlene Sennott leaves for dancing class. Iohn Shepard leaves a vacancy in the band. Marjorie Sherburne leaves those natural blonde locks. William Sheridan leaves his shadow. Ethel Smith isn't leaving her engagement ring to anyone. Ianet Smith leaves with a blush. Dorothy Stacy leaves us wondering. Christopher Stevens leaves to devote all his time to the Y Iuniors basketball team. Ioan Stewart leaves with her hopes of modeling. Theda Stiles leaves several murals from her artistic hands to adorn the walls. Richard Stripp leaves palpitating hearts. Ruth Strong leaves her friendliness. Thomas Sutton leaves his athletic abilities. Milton Strom leaves his stamp collection to the Morrill School. Connie Swain leaves her speed in talking to anyone who is able to keep up with her. Norma Swain leaves her height to lean Crowley. Virginia Swain leaves with her sister. Lance Sweeney leaves his wavy hair to his admirers. Patricia Sweeney won't leave her deep affection for marks. lane Taylor leaves her modesty to some of the Sophomores who need it badly. Iohn Thomas leaves a mean trumpet. Iosephine Toohey refuses to leave anything, but says she will swap something. lean Van de Bogart leaves her masterful efficiency as an example to a certain dozen Iuniors. Ferdande Veilleux leaves speedily after making several clever remarks. Harry Walters leaves with a little knowledge. lohn Walters leaves his good looks. Robert Warren leaves, still off women. David Wells leaves a vacancy in the orchestra to some good player. Iohn Wescott declares he won't leave anything. Maurice West leaves his good heartedness. Richard Whipple leaves his paper route. Iohn Wilcox leaves in a hurry. Iohn Wilson leaves his bad habits,-eboth oi them. Shirley Wilson leaves a complete set of physics notes and then speeds off in Rickey l-lorner's beachwagon. David Wood leaves with his good looks. Leonard Wood leaves without regrets. Iohn Woodbury leaves the cross- country squad looking for a star. Andrew Wright leaves his love for chemistry. Robert Young leaves to rest up a while. Iames Zachos leaves a dusty track to Russell Huntley. Signed and sealed this historic day of Iune, nineteen hundred and forty-one. URA SCREAM, C. U. LATER, Attorneys-at-law. DATE: TIME: PLACE: ORCHESTRA: LAUREN HOWARD MARY FRYE DAVID DUNLAP enior euee IUNE 20, 1941 8:00 to 1:00 GYMNASIUM RUDY WALLACE Kommiffew Qnera! Chairman IUSTINE RIDDERVOLD .Aff lirecfion IUSTINE RIDDERVOLD Orciealm TI-IURSTON CARPENTER ghzloeroned YVONNE CLOUGH THEDA STILES WILLIAM GREELEY BEVERLY HUTCHINS . 8 PLUOPJ E were given our precious second ..... Suddenly it has slipped away! 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