Concord High School - Hustler Yearbook (Concord, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1942 volume:

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N., 4 ' ' A W9 , ' 'xv QD 4, -F '56, - . fs ' -Y, f ' P' W' M N4 fx e ' In- . ,. 2 vyli 1- 1 -13:55 X 0 ' , li , ' 445 -f A I ,Dy To We the Class of 1942 Dedlcate Th1S Book JQQVLM Cf WLM Ol QIUOI I HPN 3 ou are 011 end gray and full 01 sleep And noddmg by the hre take do vm YT s book And Slow ly refri Gnd Ciref m of me 'sd Qek ILH MB W TQ 4 4 X A 7 L7 A , L1 X , ' ' , u . 11: , ' e e e ' , 1 , I , , Q tl 7 Your eyes had once, cmd of their shfe1de'.'.'sfiieep Y W LA 1f'ff,ffF, .'ff'1'., - ' ' I n - I . .lsx 4' ,.,. ,Y 'A- ,ff 1 af- . 5 x RE. I.- '.s - s Q av ,.L' .1 .. --. x xlxl - Q IOHN E BOURNE Submcrster IOHN E REED MIRIAM B BIDWELL Headmaster Decm of G1r1s GRACE E WESTON CARRIE A HOOD RAYMOND P GILMAN French Commerce Mcchme Shop Prcxchce E' fs if W X R v Zir- CONSTANCE I TIMLIN Socml Scxence HAROLD C CHAMBERLIN HERBERT C WILCOX Woodworkmg Woodworkmg 1 ARTHUR G PAIGE EUGENE M CALLAHAN CHARLES F DODGE Mechcmccxl Druwmg Physmcul Educcmon Phys1cs Q A 1. G A l sf A lk G Chemlsiry HELEN L BROWN Enghsh DR IOHN T WALDRON Commerce LAWRENCE H WOODS AGNES I MOBERG EARL S TEMPLE Prmtmg Commerce Mcxthematlcs Wh 9. ggi A SETH G. TWICHELL WLLE NEWTON COX Electrlclty ABBOTT A CLARK Auto Mechcxmcs ALMA A SARGENT Mcxthemcxtl s MARY A GARVIN Home Economlcs BELLE L TWOMBLY Engllsh THELMA W BOUTWELL PhYS1CC!1 Educcmon lr , jk, - i ' S.. 7 . ' RUSSELL D SAWYER CATHERINE F BARRON LLOYD A SIMPSON Enghsh Enghsh HARVEY H WHEATON A LOUISE CARLSON HOWARD A NETTLETON MeChGn1C Arts French MUSIC 1 I Social Science GENEVIEVE C LADIEU Enghsh FLETCHER I PROCTOR BIOIOQY MARIORIE W MERRILL VIOLA 15 FROST Af Home Economlcs DEXTER O ARNOLD Socml SCIENCE ELS BETH A SMITH LIIJTGTICIH I' 4 A Wd A 59' RICHARD MARTIN Physxccxl Educctxon REGIS A I-IORACE WILLIAM H LADIEU Commerce Socxcxl Sc1ence bf MURIEL L VARNUM RUTH M CUTTER BARBARA E TURCOTT Enghsh Supervlsor of Ccrfeterlcx Secretory B - 1 .u ,N -qs. . . ffm :YL , 5 .. ....M,,-A l A 5 .1-Q1 if' U ' ii Q 3? !: Q 1 E43 v4 PQ E 3 5? 23 ze ww 5 .... -M ..., .,,...,,.1, W 4e Wf1a' Q 1 I' ,ASK , A..,' !B',5Ew'9e - .:h- Jn...,, www! cfm, Ummm PRESIDENT Iohn P I-Icmncx VICE PRESIDENT George T Upiorw SECRETARY: Herbert E. Holmes TREASURER: Iecm S. Crowley CAA? 10511 f47!0lI0l' ELIZABETH EATON CONVERSE A471101 'ii AQ di WALTER HOWE BOYCE BARBARA AUDREY CUSHING Cjlrlcmor LINE CHARLOTTE KIMBALL REINA DORA BOULAY PAU PATRICIA FARRAND GEORGE FREDA MAY PRICE DOROTHY EVELYN HUCKINS ROBERT WALDO ROUNDY fit' if IOHN PARKS HANNA BARBARA LOIS SARGENT ARTHUR ABBOTT TERRILL GEORGE THOMAS UPTON .I-P' gb - ' . f' ALIf .Q me WI? 452 ff EDITOR IN CHIEF George Upton ASSISTANT EDITOR Arthur Ternll GENERAL COMMITTEE Walter Boyce Charrman Perry KITIISY Pearl Allbee Cleston G1lpatr1ck Ruth Chandler Gordon Huckms CLASS PROPHECY Shtrley Smlth Chatrman Fredertck Tseckares Charles Droum Cath er1ne Sulhvan Benlamrn Macey Shtrley Andrews CLASS WILL Rtchard Mullavey Cha1rman Herbert Holmes Robert Weathers Leonard Overton Fay Hutchms Thalta Stavros Carol Badger CLASS HISTORY Eltzabeth Converse Chatrman Mary Ingersoll V1rg1n1a Nelson ORGANIZATIONS Barbara Sargent Charrman Phyll1s Hunneyman Ioyce Blodgett Robert Weathers SPORTS Iohn Baker Chatrrnan Paul Davts R1chard Mullavey Anne T1Iton ART Wmola Gowen Chatrman Patrrcla George Edward Forst Catherlne Sullrvan PHOTOGRAPHY Rtchard White Chatrman R1chard Merrtll TYPING: lean S Crowley Chairmang Iean Bluto Ieanette Flynn, Claire Dame Fay Hutchtns Thalia Stavros FACULTY ADVISORS Belle L Twornbly, Iohn E. Bourne. Olftfgfw 0 ,MJ OI CClass of 19423 Umt I Prehlstonc T1mes Twas mn the preh1stor1c age When Gus the Ghost was all the rage When anarchy was growrng hearty And Know Nothmg was st1ll the party A hurr1cane came howhng through And blew the Class of Forty two 1 Up Warren Street E H HUPQR CANE ,Jef pfff, Umt H Dark Ages Rezgn of Queen Ann the Tllton I Way way back 1n the ages dark And found the doorways row on row lThe numbers there lust d1clnt showll 1 We came We saw but we dldnt conouer And to the sophomores torlorn Came Mr Reed and Mr Bourne 1 The Rergns Came Our heads were swelled wlth bumps ol knowledge TIS sald we even dreamed ot college' 1 But then Detlatton f Der fff'O Af 2 ds I And then Queen Ann one summcr s day K Gave up the class and passed away 1 To be a 1un1or A. ' ' ' A , B. , C. ' D. 'l - ' ' , E. ' ' F. ' - , W X! 1- ff B. We climbed the hill to the Old Brick Ark, C. -f D. ' ' ' . F. , , G. . . . H. ' - ff Jw RJ f L N Z it-R Umt HI That Certcnn Age Relgn of Kmg Arthur the Brown Umt IV Then Kmg Arthurs knlghts 1n daze Fought the held w1th llghts ablaze Punted yards of football fame Playmg Concord s flrst n1ght game 1 W1th Concord s hr t blackout remember? Knlghthood then was bloommg falr Lad1es hrst m manhood s stare Ladles flrst 1n manhood s dreams fOnly lad1es dance lt seems 1 Our brand of chlvalryl But good Kmg Arthur couldnt talce tt e1ther He had to drop h1s sceptre for a breather 1 fTest on the Unxt Descrlbe the act1v1t1es of the Student Counc1l T1me thxrty secondsl X11 KN The Gllded Age Re1gn of Kmg Iohn the Hanna lunky jewelry slacks suspender Lxcenses and crumpled fenders Thus the G1lded Age wore on ln tl e rule of good Kmg lohn 1 December 7 l94l Blackout Baldpate Martlns Mlagets Glvlng Central basket fldgets Wlth a hnal burst of glory Semors ex1t from the story 1 Lambs w1th SllG9pSlC1I'1 Truer word was never spolfe Hlstory lS all a loke 5.5 A. ' A Q -' - B. ' ' ' , C. D. 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QU ft'- 'if' mb' xfwvvfvsvf JU SYB F fins. it is .sr 'Q' PEARL ALLBEE Sec etartal wealth rs ltke the qutet 'n Acttvtftes Bowltng Basketball Red Cross Student Coun tl Leb ttng ub Letsure Intereet or mg sporte After School Work I rtooe HERBERT AUDETT Herb Techrttcal S S 1919 S I d Ac tvttte Hockey Let tt e nte Atrplane crapbook ani o tel t r wrhool Atr Co p I-IOLLON B AVERY Bob Te hntc l Labour ts tts own r wa Acttvtttes Student Councl Letste Interests Electrtcal expe rrte mg photography A er S hool New Hartpshtre Untverstty NILA BARNARD te Accourtttrg Merry but kmd and generous Acttvtttee Eteld Hock y Baiketball Rouvltnq Ba eball Let ure Inter s Boecafven clrtvtng beach waqon After School Harper S Beauty Sc tool Rochester N Y SHIRLEY MARILYN ANDREWS Andy Secretartal Pattence ts me key to all well betnq Acttvtttee Bowltng Bae-ietball Bad mtnton Gtrle Club Home Economtcs Club SYB Staff Dram at c Club Gtrl Reserves Archery Softball Let ure lntereetu Eattng clanctng bowltng After School Secreta tal NOYK RICHARD AULD Dtck Te hntcal ur ltr-s tn hon s e ur nerr Hunttng ard ISI tng After School Boston 6 Matrte Ratlroad CA ROL BADGER Ca S tenttftc She has a mtnd of 'ter of-.m a SN I VO L lo SXDIPSS Acttvttee Band Gle Clttb fSecre ta y and Preetdentl G ls Cub otr ottd nt Courtctl Bovvttn etsure Inte e t Ifalktng SWIVI 'rttnq Skt na and bouvltn, te School Nurstng SOPHIE BARRY Horne E ono ttc Fnerqy and persts' n e conq ter cl tltnqs Acttvtttee Cwrls Club Home Econo mrs Club Letsa e Int rees Danc tnq bowltng rrtovte and baeketball After School Work 1942 ABRAHAM ASLANIAN Hqrpg Industrtal ndt. ance rs the cr fvrmq t, alt y Acttvtttes Student Coovtctl Baeeball Leteure Interests Babcetball base h nttnq vt ftsh tg A r School Work PAULINL RAE AVERILL Polly Ltb ral r' ctvttte Rr ketball B f ng Rrtlttttnton Sol ra C tt tr Rr mve ptort t A te t ool w t Untv e t IOH BAKER Bake Lb al Populartty 5 re Acttvtt Q Football St den SYB S aff Letst e photoqtaphy danctrg ollege SLO t S hool EVANTHIA BART o tn tng The de pest rtvere cttvtt e tr ot et ure nterest kattnq bowltnq A S o hat No ' ' t trzd ' ' - ' , E tr . 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College 1942 GORDON BLAKENEY Cworche Mu IC S111c+-is I1 S 1101 111 Slrxymq up mqhts t study bil 111 5tr1y1r1q uwuke- 111 the c1c1y11111e ACIIVIIIGS Bond Orche tra SQWIOT Plcxy Le1 1re Interestq Photography b1lc1r1q h kmq WIUIQI sports Alter School Wo1k GRACE BENNETT Grocte Home Econorrtca Devou ye che-erlul pxous not austere To otfer lemenl to herself smcere ACIIVIIISS G1rIs Club Red Crosi Home ECCHOITIICS Club Le1Sure I te eets ID:1nc1r1g SWIIHITIIHQ Ildlftg cookmg Alter School Nursmg Gt Memorlol Hospxtal EJELYNA ISOULAY Accountmq A S11111 for all o w I 111110 glad A 1ov1cl plecxsmq way She lud ACIIVIIISS G1rIs Club Lemure I terests SNIIYIHIIFIQ bowlmg h1lc1r1g Alter School Work NAI TER BOYCE Walt 11 A 111111111111 111111111 to 115, 111: .soy Act1v1t1c Bo Icetboll Stuclertt Coun c1I Sf-1110 Play SYS Stott EdlIOfII 1 Ch1ef of Volunteer V1LGPTPSldClII of Debotmq Club Lemu f Irttere t Bowlmq trnrus KIPIUCIHCI erzdtnq hlkmq lutmq ploymq cord SWIVI 11111111 rofv11111 After School 'I'11ftQ or Po t Cro1I1otf ' is r' . 2 'A S' ll ' 1 1 ', 'O ' , 1- 1 ' , 3 , Q, ' , 0 1 . , , 1 I Q 2 1' A 't ' .fs C Is CI b Le s Ir1- , 1 1:3 5 , , 1 NIO., . ,, . ,. 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Z 1 ..E. .: , U : K ROBERT BROCHU Bob Irtdu trtal ln eve ry r1nk rr grf 11 or small rt uslzy S111 S tts or et ttre nte est Sport and ar After School Delense work or Ar ty LOIS BUGBEE Bug Ho e Econornttcs Where g ess ts q dtfltculttes are smo Acttvttte Gtrls Clun Home Econo mtcs Club Red Cross Letsure In terests B cycltrto rtd rg baolmtrtton volley boll swtrnmtrtg rntovtes and eadtnq Alter School Work GEORGE CALL Ltttle W Ilte Industrtctl Nothtnq ts tmfosstlc e to tndustry Letsure Intere ts Baseball btcycltng basketball cotrt collecttng A I t e School Ca pentry RUTH ISAIDORA CHANDLER Ltberal s t p rsevertnq Acttvttte Bond Iuntor Red Cro s Gtrls Club T eble Clel Club Let ure ntere t u tc re dtnq te School Un tectded ARTHUR BROWN Btownte Sctenttftc A pzurd ol pluek ts worth a ton ol luck Acttvtttes Co Captatn Eootboll Bas ketball Hockey Track Pre tdent of Student Courtctl Alter School Col lege or Martrtes MASON BUTTEREIELD Butt Techntcal Lofally ts the r ltest qood tn me human heorl Acttvtttes Track Hockey Sentor Play Letsure Interests Drtvtng a blttz buggy women Alter School Defense Job or Navy ELIZABETH ANN CARLSON Betty Accounttng Thts fvorld can be conquered by srntles Acttvtttes Gtrls Club Golf Bowltng ter School Work BARBARA DAWN CHASE Secretartal e grand tn W rx r nd lun tt play k rw lt F It r eve Acttltlte Ban! Orchesta Bowltnq tr ub e s re Intere t Swttrt rrttnj basketball tennt bowltrtg After S hool O' ce work then Col lege 1942 EVELYN BRUNEAU Evey Secretctrtal Many a jewel sparkles unseen Acttvtttes Gtrls Club Bowltng Let sure Interests Don tng bowltnq rnovtes readtng Alter School U dectded IOHN K BUTTS Buttsy Sctentt t In every deed ol mtschte! e had a rtear ro reso ve head to con tve and a hand to exe u e Acttvtttes Track Cross count 1 Band Or hestra Letsure Interest Swtrnmtng sktmg msstc A I t e School Post Graduate and then Nor wtch FRANCIS HUNTOOIN CHADWICIC Borts Technt ol He crquers wh e dures Let ure Interests Traveltng bowltrtg After School Work NORMA ILAII CHASE Cha te Sec et YUJSI Ill Q b ll A vtttes Ctrls Cltb Botrtl at tn Drrt C b Lc st e n Rairntn or' bowltnq otktrtq dartc tnq Alter S hool Work I , I , 4 ,4 I t t ' . . I1St1l . mr-ttf ll. v ' . W, L ss I r . S S t 2 X I , 5 f - ,Q c , , V ' rr , Y ',,, ' . rt- wtlftrlf lt ., rest, ' ' 'to ' ' , h 't t II . , I 3 tr , . c r . A A ' x I 5 . , K A A t C 'A I 3 ,, I H Q .. ,, , ,. 5 ,, C ' J tt ,I , ' , . : 2 ' o n -. ' , - ' r Letsure Interests Sports, music AI- t A I Xi A . , ' 'A as r Gita Vtctory In-ffmq, to lm ,sf , , Sfzfs r o ' 1 r , Sites feud .nr fx f yvhtriq, bl tt srtzziy, 'flu n 1 'rv rf- e ry day. e lt zz, I Y 5 t ss f, S ' , ' , Act: . 1 .' t , f, Bowl t ,S I, M S G Af , G Iss' CI L :Ju .2515 - q, rrtzttc ,lu -ty r I tere:1f:: . . . ,, F , sa, ' f Z . ' ' . ' . , A Ai Q A of , 25 'F W X . I R , f i ,a dgx a r e 5 .21, 6: 16 . :t ,? . u .,7A,2: : . 51.4. ,. N A ,: It , Ill '. ' ,4 . - , 1 FRANK CHERRETTE Frankre Spectal Frrendshrp rs the hrqhest degree ot periectron m socrety Actxvrtles Harmomca Band Lexsure Interests Flshtng huntlng A f t e r School Work ELIZABETH EATON CONVERSE CIass1caI With too much Thrnkrnq to have common Thought ACIIVIYIGS Nat1onal Honor Society Cholr Orchestra Debatxng Edxtor of Crlmson Torch Sen1or Play SYB Staff Lexsure Interests Wrttxng ten ms bowlmg readmg drawtng travel After School NUYSIHQ EVELYN COTE Btllte Home Economlcs Better be small and shme than qreal and cast a shadow ACIIVIIISS Gtrls Club Iumor Red Cross Home Economtcs Club Let sure Interests Archery badrnmton movles After School Nurse CATHERINE CURRIER Kxtty Accounttng The surest way not to tmd farlure rs to deI9I'U'l1Y'l9 to succeed ACIIVIIISS Cwtrls Club Lelsure terests Bowltnq movtes danctng After School Work WILLARD CHICKERING Ch1ck Accounting He Irlls hrs Irletrme with deeds not with tnactwe years Actlvtttes Orchestra Lelsure Inter ests Musxc avtatlon camptng After School Boston Untverstty or Bentley School of Accounttng THERESE ALIDA CORRIVEAU Tweet L1beral Kindness rs vlrtue rtselt Act1v1t1es Gtrls Club Letsure I terests Readmg out door sports Al ter School Nursmg IEAN I CROWLEY F Wrt to persuade and beauty t ds-Irqht ACIIVIIISS Iuntor Red Cross Student Councxl Gtrls Club Lelsure Inter ests Horseback rldtng kmttmg At ter School Rtdlng School or New Harr1psh1re Un1vers1ty ROBERT I CURTIS Bob Techmcal Then came wrt and conversation Lelsure Interests Y clancl n Red skatmg swtmmxng After School Work or Navy HERBERT LEON CILLEY Herb SCIGHIIIIC Vrrtue rs the truest nobrlrty ACIIVIIIGS Brology Sctence Club Let sure Interests Swtmrntng chemxstry After School New I-Iampshtre Um versity PAUL CROSS Crosste Speclal A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Acttvltxes Basketball Baseball Let sure Interests Huntrng swlmmtng After School Work IEAN SHIRLEY CROWLEY Ltttle lean Secretarlal Lrttle but oh my' ACIIVIIIG Fleld Hockey Ba ketball Glee Club Chotr Treasurer f Senior Class Treasurer of Red Cross SYB Staff Girls Club Letsure Interests Danctng SWIIHIHITIQ After School Offtce work BARBARA AUDREY CUSHING BC!fb Mustc Oi all thos arts rn whrch he wrse xcel Nature s chzel masterprece rs wrxtmq ell ACIIVIIIGS Volunteer Cholr Orches tra Clee Club Gtrls Club Nattonal Honor Soclety Lelsure Interests Muslc Youth Extenston Club After School New Hampshtre Umversrty . , . 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' , A 'QQ 9 J' 40 SYB ROSE DAHOOD Rosey Accountmg Many a small make a great Acttvrttes Home Economlcs Club Glrls Club Lersure Interests Base ball swtmmmg sewmg dancmg After School Work m Manchester PAUL DAVIS Ftdo SCIEHIIIIC Good humor rs goodness and wisdom combmed Act1v1t1es Baseball Football Hockey SYB Staff Leisure Interests Sports v1s1t1n on Monroe Street After CHARLES DROUIN Buddre Techntcal A tountam at wat though well concealed ACIIVIIIGS Golf Letsure Interests Musrc sports travel After School Work then radlo school IOAN DURFEE usrc The mnldest manners and the greatest heart Actrvtttes Gtrls Club Choxr Home Economtcs Club Glee Club Letsure Interests Musrc badrnmton blcycl mg travelmg Alter School Unde ctded CLAIRE MILLICENT DAME Secretartal bhthe heart makes a vrsaqe tarr Actlvttles Sernor Play SYB Staff Glee Club Bowlmg Gtrls Club Archery Lelsure Interests Readtng danclng smgtng w1th orchesta sports summer and some wtnter After School College PHILIP I DENONCOURT Ph1 Industrxal Lrle wlthout sport 1s not hte Acttvttxes Hockey Student Counc1l Leisure Interests Horseback rrdmg aseball swrmmmg and talkmg on telephone After School Naval Atr NORMA DROWN Nono Accountmg Genteel rn personage conduct and equrpaqe Act1v1t1es Grrls Club Bowlmg Red Cross Lelsure Interests Bowlmg Af ter School Lacoma Hosprtal FRANK ELDRIDGE Chrel Lrberal He adorned whatever subject he either spoke or wrote upon by the most splendxd eloquence Actlvxttes Senlor Play Debatrng Club SYB Staff Letsure Interests Ftshmg swtmmtng pleasure rxdmg After School Tufts college 1942 WALTER G DANE Walt lndustrtal Noble deeds that are concealed are most esteemed ACIIIIIISS Football Student Counctl Seruor Play Lelsure Interests Danc mg sports electrlcal work After School Work IOI-IN DIMICK Iohrmy Accountrng Opposrtxon always rnllames the enthusiast never converts htm Acttvtttes Band Red Cross Lelsure Interests Skung skatlng and other sports Atter School F W Woolworth ERNEST DUGAS Erme Technlcal The kind ol a lellow who doesn t shtrk And always ready to do hrs work Acttvxttes Hockey Letsure Interests Wtmrmng rollerskatxng golf soft ba ICQ slcatmg huntmg bowlmg Alter School Welder HAROLD ELLIOTT Screntrhc HAS business In the socral system rs to be agreeable ACIIVIIIBS Intramural Basketball Lel sure Interests Tennis clartctng swlm mlng Alter School Trade School . 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Acttvtt s trs 1 Btology Sctence Cllb L ISI e Int MOVIES eodtng ct d Spo ts Af er School Nork RICHARD E NIANTLLLE Dtck Indu trxol Me rx 0' tew words are the bes met Let ure Intere ts Swmp c llecttng Alter School Wo k MARY IIICOLL Nmk e Ltberol It cz good toce rs cx lette re ornrne J.1l1on O f3'Tf'SC'F'SfO4CI'e Acttvxttes Vorsvy Bolvllnq Mono r G flub Volunteer C otr Glee Clt D F1el'i Hoctcey Basketball F1rst A fl Bodrn r on Plng Pong Arche y let ure Interest Don mg sports ovtes reodlng After School Boston Unmver tty IRD I L XVFY xvttl e 1 '1 To 4' RYR Ct 0 r urn trnrrq bow In ll np rxre n EIO ICHIN BERN ARD MURPHY Murph Secre o ol but nothing o vaxl Lelsure Ir' rests Spots eod ng donclng Dodds Atte S hool W VIRGINIA M A-IFLSON Cla trol 1 :er Y of L I se rc- rf ist rlu nf r xzble ll le m tx C IVIIIOS Gtrl n o P o unteer G rl Re er e St dent ounct Representot ve Bodrntr on Golf Letsure lntere t lonclng reod mg stcnnq ond spo s tn gene ol Alter School Colby Iutntor Colle e LORRAINE OLAN Lornev Ltre ol She rs able be tse s 0 IH S S7 Acttvlttes Cholr G Is Club Glee Club Debotmq Club Letsure Inter este lvfustc After School Musto eld 1942 Ol Al MAURVI A JLLI N ll e IS A 1 me ootlnll T r K Intern I C xttloar real In t or Sbltool I L Un vs KATHLEEN LESLIE MURRAY K tty Ltbe Actwttles Gtrle Club Ho e E oro C Club Lersutre Int Reoi mg bovtltno sfcottng lk ng swtn rntnfj At'er School Work DOUI IAS NIC I-'AI 3 Nun L cm 1. 1 o TF vm por' f-t Q Bcxnktnq FRA NCIS ICO Speed e P urn 11 cttlltte ol r n Jo' lor tnq ff S ool M1 hm t ' lux, IVY RIGH.-' f l.'l'Il Ll . 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WILLIAM NYIIAN 1 Sctenttftc No! thot I love S udy less But thot I love lun more Acttwlttee Red Crobe bo eboll bos ketboll After School New Hump shtre UHIVGFSIIII or work LEONARD OVERTON Bud Closbxcol Great thoughts hke great deeds need no trumpet Acttvttteb Crunson Torch Debotmg Club Sentor Ploy Cross Countty llockey Trock Letsure Inte esta Spots, reodmg After School Col lege PAUL EDWARD PELKEY Pep Industrlol The tools to htm why h1s th obllt y to handle them boseboll basket oll After School Store work or rr oehtne shop DAVID PORTER Dove Llberol An ounee ol drscrehon rs worth pound of wt! Letsure Interest Autographs After School Novy or Profebslonol Scout Ing RUTH OGDEN Accounttng WIP' vrrtue ond quretr ess one rnuf conquer the world Acttvttes Home Econorntcs Club Cwtrls Club Letsure Interes 5 Reod mg movles gotng on obbervotton post After School Work IOSEPHINE CONSTANCE PALISI Accourtlnq In her tongue Is Ile low of krrdn s ACIIVIIIES Red Crow Gtrle Club Home Economlc Club Leliure In terexts Drowtng ond eketchtng dznc Ing ond movtes After School V or ANNA ELSIL PLTE RSON Peter Home Iconomtcs sImI11ILIIy Is II I wel nf ly IUIIICI Ac tvttte Cwlrlb Club Pre Ident of Council Ro ketbull Bowltnq ond Gtr Reserve L I ure Int re t e rua SNIIIIIIIIHQ clonelnq bowltng After School Lesley EDWIN POTTLR Peter S Ienttflc gent e ntylt t r hr slIrnL ACIIVIIIQS Debottnq Club Cneer Lectler Ro Icetboll Bnseboll Le ure Inte e ta I-lunttng After School Fly Ing School pyt 1942 FLOYD OTTO Iufuor Ltbercxl He wos not careless I wrds onh.sed rn dee 5 r'or romlzhnq I trough! A ttvttxes Chotr Clee Club Letiure nterest Reodmq rodto A t e r School Col ege IATALIE PEDDY Accounttng N rds nn re rnurzty lor all ACIIVII Sb Gtrle Club Letsure In terestb Meme reodtnq oll ktnd of sports Afte School Undeclded O GA PETERSON Petey Accounttng votc rs I el czrxr I ow Acttxttte Gtrls Club Chot Trrlole bnctno b'1 eboll bo ketboll After School Wok KL I LTII POI FRS ING Indu t to 'J on ds ' Nts rocc I. r In e e F1 I cg h ftq Ater S hool llnvy .,B,H,, . I, I . ,I - 4 rf f I 'II 1 ' I , n w. ,Q ' - , d , I ' :I 'I . 'Y 51 I ' 'I' I C 'I 1 -' A ' ' to - l 5 S I , f . , , I I H H NIO I. Not 1 I It I es . Molzce lo' 3 41 , ft ' . f 5 r .5 I J lc . . . , I 1. . I ' I I 9 I A - I1 1 I L- I . HI-f II wnsfwg III gy IIIII 1, , A V I I t' ' S ' , I: 1 r ss I , r, 2 , Lelgure Interests, Flshmgf hummq' Home Econorrucxs Club, S t u d e nt Clef Club Letfsure Interests Rendtnq, 7 1 P l ss , ,, ' I I :z is 7 A 7 l 5 S e fs e fs 1: T .nf ' r I ' -v' .' ' , tu I. I I I . I, I, . ., I, C I. 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I - 411 aggre- 1' ffv All SYB 1 ABBOTT A PRESBY Sam Sctenttftc He was capable ol tmagtntng all l arrangmg all and ol dotng everythtng Acttvtttes Band Chotr Manager of Basketball Letsure Interests Skttng satltng After School College BEVERLY HELEN QUIMBY Bev Accounttng Sweetness ts woman s best adornment Acttvtttes Gtrls Club Bowltng Home Economtcs Club Letsure Interests Danctng swtmmtng btcycltng sew mg photography After School Sten ographer ROBERT ROUNDY ob Sctenttftc A mmd lull of knowledge ts a mmd that never tatls Acttvtttes Track BtologySctence Club Nattonal Honor Soctety Let sure Interests Sports After School College PAUL SAMPSON Sammy Industrtal Purpose rs what gtves hte a meanmg Letsure Interests Swtmmtng golf hunttng and all sports After School Navy FREDA MAY PRICE Ltberal The tnk of the scholar ts more sacred than the blood ot the martyr Acttvtttes Nattonal Honor Soctety Iurttor Red Cross Gtrls Club Golf Intramural Basketball Fteld Hockey Volleyball Archery E st Atd Let sure Interests All sports cooktng After School New Hampshtre Untver stty ERNEST RACINE Ratstn Inclustrtal Sell conltdence ts the ltrst regutstte ol a great undertakmg Letsure Interests Ftshtng hunttng swtmmtng After School Work ERNEST FRANCIS RUDDY ro Industrtal Reason and calm judgment tle qualtttes specially belonqmg to a leader Acttvtttes Vtce Prestdent of Student Counctl Hockey Football Letsure Interests Sports After School Work BARBARA LOIS SARGENT Sarge Accounttng To those who know thee not no words can pam! And those who know thee know all words are lamt Acttvtttes SYB Staff Nattonal Honor Soctety Gtrls Club Student Coun ctl Glee Club Fteld Hockey Basket ball Letsure Interests R e a dt n g danctng htktng After School Col lege 1942 GERARD PROVENCHER Red lndustrtal Cl eerlu and gay he spends the day Letsure Interests Swtmmtng ftshtng After School Work RAYMOND RAMSAY Ray r Edu atton begtns a gentleman conversa tton completes htm Acttvtttes Cross country Track In tramural Basketball Letsure Inter ests Drawtng skttng tennts Af er School New Hampshtre Untverstty EDWARD I RYAN Eddte Sctenttftc A man rs but what he knoweth Acttvtttes Skttng Golf Hockey Con cord Skt and Outtng Club Letsure Interests Danctng swtrnmtng read mg After School College GRACIE SHERBURNE Sklppef Accourtttng ts good to be merry and N159 It rs good o be hones and true Acttvtttes Gtrls Club Letsure In terests Bowltng dartctng horseback rtdtng After School Work H I .HIV I I ll .l l I If . . ..A- A , H I' In I ' ' I A ' ' tt I 1- VH, 1 1 I. 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Rh:-fs.-k 1 1 3m km EL' Q, ,Q ma ii ww Ap SYB if W 'K' .Fw ,dis-'--' di- VAINO ENOCH SKARP Sktp ndustrtal Front qraf to gay Fr 'n ltvelj to s vere Acttvtt e Red Cross Lets t e In er ests Golf readtrtg swtntrn ng Atter School Work IAMES SMITH Itrntny Technt al htm mttl Ie ure Interests Readtng spot THALIA CEORGIA STAVROS Secretartal Good wtthou effort great wtthottt a toe Acttvtttes Chotr Band Prestdent of Gtrls Club Bowltng Ptng pong Stu dent Counctl SYB Stall Letsure Interests Swtrrtrrttng tce skattng ptnq pong danctng Alter School Undectded EDNA FRANKLIN STODDARD Eddte Secretartal The nobles! mtnd t e best contentment has Acttvtttes Chotr Gtrls Sextet Red Cross Gtrls Club Bowltng Badrntn ton Basketball Letsure Interests Danctng stngtng bowltng badmtn ton After School College EDWARD D SMITH Ductcte Nutstc Basl Lt ness ts an ornant r to you t Acttvtt Band Orche tra Cross outntry Letsure Inte ests Ph tog raphy corttrapttons nntt c Methods Eastman Kodak LAWRENCE SMITH Lo ste Indu trtal Let ure Interest Radto Alter S 'tool Work RCBLRT EDWARD STEVENS Steve Mustc The hand of the dtltqent shall rule Acttvtttes Rand Debattng Club Let sure Intere ts Golf bowltng sports BETTY STRONG Be Ltberal Her hatr ls not more sunny than her heart Acttvtttes Gtrls Glee Club Band Iuntor Red Cross Gtrls Club Drct rnattc Club Letsure Interests Skat tng swtmmtng surgtcal dresstngs readtng studytng for College Boards After School College 1942 GERTRAL MADELONE SMITH Trudy Ltberal P11 rtce S rl nec S ry tngre ten ol haptt Ac tvttte Cvlee Cl tb Cft ls C ub Drarnattc Club Bowltng Basketball Badrntnton Let ure Interests Rea tnq wtnttntng balnttnton tennts baseball htktng basketball volley ball Alter School Iurstng SHIRLEY ARLENE SMITH Snully Secretartal oneuf t Acttvtttes Gtrls Club Vtce Prest dent ot Horne Econorntcs Club Gtrl Re erve Etrst Atd Squadron SYB Staff Nattonal Honor Soctety Let s re Inte e Bowltna dartctng readtng wrtttng WILLIAM KENNETH STEVENS Ktller Ken Sctenttltc Btd me dtscourse and I wtll enchant thtne ear Acttvtttes Ba eball Volunteer Sen tor Play Letsure Interests Golf ten nts baseball swtmmtng A I t e r School Norwtch Untverstty or New Hampshtre Untverstty CATHERINE SULLIVAN Sully Ltberal She has personaltly charm and wtl ln any walk ol ltle shes bound to ltt Acttvtttes Basketball Baseball Fteld Hockey Volunteer After School Art School .. . ,. , 1 .t , ,, Q Q. .. 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Hugum M 'fm' 1 . 5 W SYB 461+ 1 Q 'EN A F Q! 2 rtt i teygst 1 ,? i 1 .y I to y I or 4 2 ARTHUR A TERRILL SCISDIIIIC The wrtty man laughs least ACIIVIIISS Student Councll Natronal Honor Socrety SYB Staff Lersure Interests Readlng ftshtng huntmg sknng tennts golf After School Col lege and Medtcal School PAULINE LOUISE TROMBLY Polly Accountt g Good nature rs the beauty ol the mmd Actwrttes Grrls Club Letsure In terests Sports readtng After School Work CEORGE THOMAS UPTON Uppte SCISHIIIIC Trtles ol honor add not to his worth Who rs hlmselt an honor to hls titles Acttvxtres Band Orchestra Track Student Council SYB Stall Lexsure Interests Skatrng sarlmg After School College ERNEST IAMES WELLS Ernte Industrial The superror man rs lrrm tn the rtght way and not merely ltrm Lersure Interests Work and play After School Armed Servrce or Work MELVIN TILLOTSON Trlly Technrcal Speech ts great but srlence rs greater Letsure Interests Sports movtes bowlmg After School Work FREDERICK NICHOLAS TSECKARES Fred Class cal Even though vanquished he can argue stxll Act1v1t1es Presrdent Debatmg Club Chatrman Assembl es Student Coun c1l SYB Staff Semor Play Track Cross Country Volunteer Dramatlc Club Lexsure Interests Dancm bowltng readmg After School New Hampshtre Unrversrty then Medrcal School IAMES STEWART WAUGH 1m Classrcal The rule ol my ltte rs to make busrness a pleasure and pleasure a busmess Letsure Interests Sknng After School New Hampshtre Unnverstty MARY SUSANNA WET LS Mrckey Home Economlcs Good things come m small packages ACIIVIIIGS Grrls Club Home Econo mrcs Club Red Cross Letsure In terests Swrmmrng btcycltng sports h1k1ng After School Work ANN TILTON Txllre Lrberal As Oueen ol sports She graced our courts And as lor tun Our hearts she s won Achvrttes Student Counctl Brology SCIENCE Club Grrls Club Fteld Hockey Basketball Badmtnton Soft ball Band Prestdent of Class of 39 and 40 Lersure Interests Sports readlng dancxng movres Red Cross After School Colby Iunror College LAURENCE TURCOTTE Turk Industrial Good sense and good nature are never separated Letsure Interests Swtrnmrng f1sh1ng baseball tennts danctng A f t e r School Work ROBERT WEATHERS Webber Scxenttfrc rlrs heart was great but there was no room tn rl lor the memory ot a wrong ACIIVIIIES Cross Count y SYB Staff Track Intramural Basketball Lersure Interests Sknng tennts Alter School New Hampshrre Unrverstty SHIRLEY ELAINE WENTWORTH Shlfl Secretarxal A Irne mmd knows the power ol gentleness Actrvxtres Grrls Club Glee Club Bowlmg Table Tennrs Badmrnton Intramural Basketball Freld Hockey Letsure Interests Sports readrng eating and good trmes After School Avlatron , A . 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I7 DORIS WESSMAN Wessey Secreto 1ol She n bly earns N '1 e er crown she WCUYS Act1v1t1es Home Eonornlcs Club Treble Clef Club G1ls Club Bose bctll Letsure Interests Btke rtdtng reodmg collecttng poems sports Alter School Ott ce work RICHARD G WHITE D1ck Sc1er1t1I1c Domq well depends on domq completel ACIIVIIISS Volunteer SYB Stott Golf I.e1s.1re Interests Photography skt mg qolt hunt ng t1sh1ng FARNUM WOODBURY Woodte Techn col Heors much speuks ltttl I.e1sure Interests Rodto mrplones After School Work BRIGITTE WUI DERLICH L1berol Her resolve 1s not lo seem the wrsest but to be Letsu e Interests Books After School College LOUISE WHEELER Sc1ent1f1c Full of c gentle lctndness her looks ond oct ons are I.e1sure Interests Art rectdtng all sports Alter School Nurses Trotnmg School ROBERT WILCOX Bobby Accou 1t1ng Torl 1s the low ol lxle and tts best trutt Act1v1t1es Volunteer Letsure Inter rmng Alter School Work VIRGINIA RUTH WRIGHT Gtno Sc1ent1t1c She wus cxpxble ol uduptrng lers lt to plug: ttme ond p rson Act1v1t1e Secretory ot Iunto Red Cross Gtrls Club Bowhnq Btoloqy Sctence Club Le1sure I n t e r e st Doncmq pcttnttng After School Col lege HARRIET EVELYN YOUNG HGHY Acco nttng A blush ts beoutrlul but sometimes xnconvenxent Act1v1t1es Red Cross Home Econo mlcs Club G1rls Club I.e1sure In terests Swtmmtng skqtmg club work sewrng 4 I-I work After School Nurstng 1941-2 PENLEY VVHITI3 Red Sc1ent1t1c Stes by step one go s lcrr Act1v1t1es Football Letsure Interests Sports reodmg After School New I-Ictmpshtr Un1vers1ty ANNE. WlI.Kl S Anme Ltberol And grace that won fvho sow to w1sl1 her stay Acttvttte Bond Chotr Bowltng Gtrls ClJb Etrst Atd lumor ed Cross Glee Club Letsure Interests Donc ng eodtnq ICE skotmq sw1m rmnq kntttmq Alter School Elste K Chomberlom School IN MEMORIAM noasm' cmm Psnxms IR Iuly I6 1924 may 16 1942 9 ' lf-I A , ' , , e . . . , Z C . I I x I I , W I A ' ' ' ' , ' - e , . - 1 . K, -' ' , A- ests' Blcycle, boseboll, hockey, sw1rr1- I I 5 ,I V f R 1 f 1 I 9- . 6 K F I, -' . 'A, , E-' . , . , S F , ' , si ,- V N ,. 1. 14 ' T 1 , . . . K ' - xiii 9 n s 4151, , 'X n3X 6 . ibm u 5 , f' .g -gl'4 -' I 'li 49... V3 +f?'?--'T-'?1i'f'f' f -2.-- M, 495,325+ 1Q53'.9'l'f. '?'-4-.:f',Nr 'vv . 7,. ,Dyk A7 'M ,Se - fs. 2 .ff 5, 'U H355 --an Q 1 x 5--1 H-'I A ..-X lux I :Q5 :div 2, ff ff :Y Rfk, wg-' Inga-6 Q fa y. 1, ZZ! 2 St xii Z8 WMJLC lepdftlnenf GAIN th1s year Mr Nettleton has led the mustc groups suc cessfully through the fall performances the Chrtstmas Con cert and a sprlng festtval Durmg the autumn months the band espectally was acttve as tt provlded mustc for the football games Many of these games were played at mght and hghted band formatlons uslng 1nd1v1dual flashhghts wtth red wh1te and blue bulbs appeared agaln Thts ldea mtroduced for the f1rst ttme last year has now become a feature attract1on at the football games The honorary color guard and the drum mayorettes led by Sentor Anne Wtlktns parttclpated ln all marchtng perfor mances All muslc groups wlth the except1on of the band took part tn the annual Chrtstmas concert The Glrls Sextet a new feature of the mustc department performed for the f1rst ttme The Bass Clef Club and Treble Clef Club have both been enlarged and the latter dtvtded 1nto two groups Carol s1ng1ng and an arttsttc Madonna scene as a closlng have become tradtttonal wtth Chrlst mas concerts ln Ianuary the A Capella Cholr and Sextet sang over Statlon WFEA from the Hotel Carpenter ballroom tn Manchester Later ln March the band held 1lS annual m1d w1nter concert The members showed thetr ab1l1ty by a fme lnterpretatton of dtfftcult muslc The proceeds of the performance were donated to the Red Cross The orchestra thts year was well balanced and was strength ened by addttlons to the strmg sectlon It has played for many assembhes as well as the Semor Play and the graduatton exer c1ses The outstandmg event of the year for the members of the band was a two day tr1p ln March to Auburn Matne where a 1o1nt concert was held wtth the Auburn Band All expenses were pa1d by the Mame group 1n return for a slmtlar tr1p whlch they made to Concord last year Alded occastonally by the school our band ts sttll add1ng to 1ts fund for new umforms Thls year lnstead of partlctpattng 1n outslde contests and festlvals as 1n the past the Concord Senror I-hgh Mustc Depart ment w1ll combtne w1th the muslc groups of the Iunlor I-hgh School and grade schools to present an All Concord Mustc Festlval Such an event IS a f1tt1ng concluston to a busy successful year . 1 , . I . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 . . , - 1 , . 1 - 1 1 1 T - I - I - F 1 1 1 1 , . 1 I - , . 4'--eu.. nd' ...A rv QI F. TON L C' ORC CAJTAN g i u---V Orc Q.'5fl 6L PRESIDENT PHYLLIS HOLDEN nv-n-- Q46 Cm PRESIDENT: DOROTHY PIPER li wines,-naar 3.0 Wmwat in af as WA 41,55 df cw PRESIDENT IOHN HANNA EFI xestswuu C7100 PRESIDENT FRANK MILLS l :ff L V X ,-.., . 4 pf' af, LIN ,av W , , twig, .. -www 'R W veg? K wi, un, .l, on na .. 4 . fl. Ay ,Q on Q. I' H,l'LLZ6LiL0l'L5 HE var1ous organtzatlons 1n a hrgh school are tmportant fac tors rn helpmg young people learn to co operate and to make frlends wrth others who have mterests slmrlar to thelr own Per haps you remember best the assembly over whlch you presrded the debate you nearly won or the tlme you were the sound effects for a play These are the thlngs whlch mark h1gh school days as never to be forgotten Wtth the rnsptrmg gurdance of 1ts advlsor Mrs M1r1am Bld well and the able leadershlp of Presldent Thaha Stavros the Grrls Club has completed another successful year The oblect of th1s club 1S to g1ve the grrls of the school a common tnterest therefore promotlng frlendshlp among Sophomores Iuntors and Seruors To carry out thls purpose the annual Btg Slster Party IS glven each fall wlth the Sophornores as guests of honor Thls year the party was ln the form of a fashlon show At Chrlstmas tlme the club gave a party for the chtldren of the Frankhn Or phans Home Movle cartoons were shown and thanks to Mr Twlchell Santa Claus v1s1ted us Durlng the year several ln terestlng speakers were made avallable to the g1rls of the hlgh school The luntor Red Cross attalned lUO f enrollment of the hlgh school students thts year Many glrls co operated to ard the Senlor Red Cross by maklng surg1cal dressmgs at the Red Cross Headquarters Some have been knrttlng sew1ng or v1s1t1ng the slck Several glrls took speclal f1rst ald courses wlth Mtss Garvln s classes By var1ous other act1v1t1es the Concord Chap ter of the lunlor Red Cross ralsed a conslderable amount of money The grrls of the home economlcs classes form the Home Eco nomrcs Club 1n Concord Hrgh School Governmg the club IS a Counc1l made up of one representatlve from each class As ln other years the club gave a Chrlstmas party for the Ch1ldren of the Pembroke Sanatorlum The glrls also sponsored a L11 Ab ner Party At one tune they were fortunate to have Dr Mary Atchlson as a speaker In May the Concord g1rls took an actlve part tn the New Hampshrre Home Economrcs conventlon MISS Garvrn and Mrss Frost are the club faculty advlsors M1ce have long been used for observatlon and experlmen tatlon ln the blology laboratory The Brology Scrence Club topped th1s however by undertaklng the care and feedlng of a Q n - 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 , . 1 . . , . 1 - - . . O . O - 1 1 . , . . .. 1 - - u -1 11 - 1 1 monkey Io Io s welfare 1S but one of the club s lnterestlng pro1ects Under the leadersh1p of Presldent Paullne Klmball the members have planned the purchase of new laboratory appara tus and the club has prov1ded blologrcal movlng prctures In the sprmg the group enyoyed an all day b1ke outlng Thrs club made up wholly of brology students 1S organrzed to help the young people gather 1nformat1on not found IH the usual textbook The Debatlng Club started 1n 1930 by Mr Slmpson 1lS present advlsor 1S now one of our most actlve organlzatlons The alms of the club are to develop loglcal th1nk1ng to glve tra1n1ng 1n pubhc speaklng and to acquamt students w1th current prob lems Each year the club holds lnter class debates and by a process of el1m1nat1on ascertalns the school s best debatmg team The club has 1ts own mythlcal town complete w1th mayor and h1gh off1c1als Thts year the blggest event was a mock tr1al The State vs Peter Potter Frederlck Tseckares presldent of the club preslded as ludge F acts of the case were drawn up and agreed upon by both sldes and correct court procedure was used throughout The jury was plcked from the audlence The f1nal act1v1ty of the year was a panel dlscusslon presented 1n Iune for The Volunteer our hlgh school paper IS publlshed by stu dents lnterested rn the varlous phases of newspaper work In the past 1t was prlnted under the ausp1ces of the Student Councll but thls year the paper has carrled on as an lndependent 1nst1 tutlon We have reason to be proud of the Volunteer for as a member of the Natlonal Scholastlc Press Assoclatlon 1t has al Ways compared favorably w1th other hlgh school papers The Crlmson Torch a supplement to the news d1v1s1on conta1ns short storles poetry and speclal artlcles Thxs year for the f1rst t1me a rotogravure sectron was added The Student Councll has long been a workable form of stu dent government 1n Concord Hlgh From 1937 to l939 1t was replaced by a Students ASSOC1Ql1OH whlch was organlzed 1n a manner s1m1lar to that of the Unlted States government lt was returned to the slmpler Student Councll however and now ef fectrvely represents the student body For the past four years Mr S1mpson has been advlsor Every room every class and each organ1zat1on 1S represented and all members have the1r speclal dutles Thls year the Student Councll 1nst1tuted noon prng pong games 1n add1t1on to the usual dances The organlzatlon spon sored successfully the Alumnl Dance, proflts of wh1ch were donated to the Hlgh School Band Unrform Fund ' I - . . - . I I ' I I ' ' I I the State Library Convention. I 1 ' I , . 1 1 ' ' I I I v,,a fl 'E QM ,Sillfl Qlflf CNUQCL! PRESIDENT ARTHUR BROWN kv Mfunfeer EDITOR: WALTER BOYCE O 55? dba.-1 if uid larsl H fr Cib8L6LfLlfLg PRESIDENT FREDERICK TSECKARES fi O Wig s Tania 1-iii-..-.. :M-iii-1 'xiii-X19 mnior C065 CHAIRMAN MARY INGERSOLL I Wafnonafaxglonor ,gincaefg PRESIDENT ARTHUR TERRILL The Natlonal Honor SOCIETY Chapter was establlshed 1n Concord 1n l936 Thls year several Semors Were chosen for the Soclety and also a substantlal number ot Iunlors who W1ll form the nucleus for next year s group Membersh1p 1S based on character leadershlp scholarshlp and serv1ce Students are chosen by a commlttee ot faculty members headed by Mlss Wes ton The emblem ot the soclety IS the keystone and torch W1ll1am Magee Mary Norton Mr Quunby Mrs Qu1mby Mrs Rhodes Peters Myra Thornhlll 54,55 pf , SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE A Mystery Play by George M Cohan THE CAST Prederrck Tseckares V1rg1n1a Nelson Leonard Overton Elrzabeth Converse Ioyce Blodgett Iohn Momer Clarre Dame Lou Max Ilm Cargan Thomas Hayden hggs Kennedy Polrcemen Walter Boyce Herbert Holmes R1chard Mullavey Frank Eldrrdge Benlamln Macey lKenneth Stevens Was presented The Semor Play Seven Keys to Baldpate 1n Apr1l Mystery and suspense prevalled ln a plot compllcated Wlth such varled characters as Wrlters gangsters and hermlts The Welrd settmg of a deserted summer resort ln Wmter the tW1st ot a surprlse endmg and the cast s tlne actlng comblned to make the productlon a grand success The play was d1rected by Mrs Osmond Strong Wlth a Senlor Mary Ingersoll asslstlng af lohn Bland ....,.. 4.S...., V ,, S.S, A ,. ., William Iohnson Harold Bentley .. uuluu ,l...mCordon Blakeney . ,, . .... ......,.,... . . , j ' ' 'Eff ,, K7 1. ,, , ....F' ' f Qing 3 'I Is.- I, - j:!'7 mu gv, . I i F 1 ,X YIM . JW iq 'f pu x P 42 'Q' F ff 7 '..l , , ' 'i-v.Q:'f,rf:-:EE Q 1 X Rfk? Q , x X 'iii K Ina I 5- 'L!I ji 4, ri 1 N 4 AH , A 7 1 , .QW 1'-fs ' 5 'S W.,-. 1'1 1951! -JCI, ! 0 2,u 1 J I9 f 1 : 'i1 X ef' , G , . 0'-' ' 2'. X .f an - 'fue ' -.'..g1 I 0 O o ,-,qolo 7 I loo ' 1 1 . . . ,If-' I ' 0 f .sfarll 5: .S 1.0 ' 1 if. si . . .fdfALfic5 S fall heralded the arrrval of another eventful season for the athletlc teams of Concord Hlgh students greeted w1th en thusrasm the appo1ntment of I Rrchard Martrn former Notre Dame football player to the pos1t1on of coach of the football basketball and track teams Wlth th1s add1t1on to the coachlng staff the Crlmson produced a serles of teams both above and below par but excellrng prevlous teams ln many respects The football team suffered one of the most dlsappotntlng seasons rn many years w1nn1ng but one game and tylng two Studylng a new system of play lntroduced by Coach Martrn the team d1splayed a great varlety of methods of offense and de fense producrng games unpredrctable untll the fmal gun How ever poor the record may have been the players constantly upset the best predlctlons and proved a real threat to the strongest teams Nrght games rntroduced tn 1940 have become a permanent feature rn Concord as a result of the1r 1n1t1al success At each of the several ntght games played durrng the past season large attendances rrvaled the best 1n the hrstory of Concord football The cross country team enloyed l1ttle better success than d1d the football team A better than average representatron of the hrgh school classes lndlcated that student rnterest was not fadlng and placed frfth rn the State Meet at Durham The records lrttle rndlcate the emoyment the runners expenenced ln the1r varrous contests throughout the State Students w1ll remember the basketball team as the frrst ln the annals of Concord Hlgh to w1n a b1d to the State Basketball Tournament tn Durham After medrocre success at the beg1n nrng of the season the term dlsplayed excellent basketball by means of f1ne teamwork sp1r1t and excellent coachmg Enterrng the tournament as the best defenslve team rn the state the players were ehmrnated from the compet1t1on rn a stubbornly contested overtrme game wlth Manchester Central the defendlng cham p1on Much of the team s success was due to the sk1llful gurdance of coaches Martln and Proctor who taught systems of play hltherto untrred by Concord players and new to many New Hampshlre schools Coach Delly Callahans hockey team enjoyed tts most successful season 1n many years The undefeated Crlmson pucksters annexed the state trtle after a chmactrc defeat of the Dover hockey team Thts vlctory was rewarded wrth an 1nv1ta t1on to compete for the New England champ1onsh1p ln the Boston in the sport. The hill-and-dalers competed in a total of six meets, Garden There under stiff competition the team was elim mated 1n the opening rounds in a hard fought contest Ample recognition was accorded the team however by representation in the All State and All New England sextets Much credit must be given to the hard working players and to the untiring efforts of Coach Callahan who has done much to make hockey the success it IS today at Concord High The l942 track team started its season with a total of only five lettermen However small this number may have been the runners and weightmen gave a clear indication of their depth and lncreaslng strength by tying for fourth place in the State Meet at Durham Mr Twichell produced a well balanced welght team which added greatly to a fairly successful season The team gave definite notice that track was again on the rise in Concord High through numerous advancements in many of the squad s departments With many lettermen returning, the baseball team opened 1lS season with hopes for a successful campaign Curtailment of transportation necessitated revision of the team s schedule and the cancelling of several games Winning many of its contests the team ranks well among its opponents Although interscholastic sports for girls have been cut to a minimum during the past several years a full program of ath football the girls have field hockey in the fall The season ex tends from early September until the opening of basketball sea son With Miss Horace their coach the g1rls travelled to Laconia for their one outside game A large number of girls participated in varsity basketball which was under the direction of Coach Thelma Boutwell There was the usual enthusiastic practice despite a smaller than usual program of scheduled games The girls were divided into ele mentary and varsity groups Several games were played with alumni teams and a few with other schools The varsity bowling team was made up of high scoring bowlers from the intramural groups Miss Horace coached the g1rls in the1r two victorious games with the Manchester team ln the spring letters were awarded to members of the varsity teams of bowling basketball and f1eld hockey ln add1t1on to these three major OCl1Vll19S a variety of other sports and games are provided for the high school girls During the early spring table tennis and badminton tournaments are held Tennis archery and soft ball are outdoor sports featured later Such activities as these are not only healthful now but will prove valuable in the years after high school when group games cannot as easily be en1oyed letic activities is still maintained. Corresponding to the boys' GIRLS COACHES Thelma Boutwell Regts Horace BOYS CO ACHES E Delly Callahan I Rrchard Martm Seth G Twlchell Fletcher Proctor 5 sgioorb QVX C JJ ,SD CAPTAINS Football Arthur Brown Iohn Hanna Cross Country Manson Donaghey Basketball Wlnslow Hodgclon Hockey Phllllp Denoncourt Track George Upton Baseball Charles Makrls Paul Knee Fleld Hockey Ann Tllton Ieanette Flynn Glrls Basketball Barbara Sargent Catherlne Sulllvan BoW11ng Pearl Allbee Shlrley Andrews x 1 13 5 5 ,A ES Ma ff C C fzffauvw, row ovmfry ie oc .ez ' 1 f f ca i ggmha KE , ' 55110015 V 5,7841 .V,. 4 Q ef ' M if i fi f EQ ..,. ff Q' 5? 5 ig v , 5 gg 3 M' 8 -.-1-Q..,,,,w H tal. QFLIKQJ. wwf Wig ,Aifocleg NC man? iw , . Q ' I I1 , Q 1 .VG ' , -MA l u N '1 A 1? U l - ,W K 3 .. Az 4. ff 0 hu.. mg i as II my ll '76 Z vi 'Q W? yxcoga 1 0 Y Gm Q QRC013 v -a-ins. - Quiksi- iNf3' 9090084 Kayla ff 35861031 I oqxwva y .wif .:m....... is-ag.--a..-..... 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X x tt r 1 ! 2 12 tkfltll' I as Far away 1n the forest of fortune Shakespeanan W1lCheS Cast Spells as of yore Wllh Hecate to gu1de and dlrect them As IHTO the cauldron they pour Large port1ons of fate s favor1te cho1ces An affluence of prosper1ty opulence fame Wh1le appar1t1ons and VISIOHS r1se slowly As the three farandole round the flame Fa1r IS foul and foul 15 fa1r Chant the w1tches three Some are here and some are there And other th1ngs we see We see a world known to And people that are oo For th1s 1S the v1s1on of The class of 42 ln a busy atmosphere SUCCBSS We hear a VOICE r1ng loud and clear Th1s my lsteners 1S how to lose fr1ends and ternfy people Hav1ng f1n tshed h1s oratory Walter Dane world famous pess1m1st descended from h1S 1rnprov1sed platform and proceeded to the fl! I 4, u 'f Z u 7 'a 1 nxo lj' g 'Wx Ap N5 ez Q94 1 0 next street corner Dane had been lectur mg ID front of a twenty story apartment house for glrls operated by Harold El l1ott Th1s bu1ld1ng employs a blond sW1tchboard operator none other than Gracle Sherburne The Harper Beaut1 c1an School looms IH the d1stance Where Anne HeW1tson IS ch1ef mstructor MISS HeW1tson s ma1n hobbles are problems 1n the navy and horses The favor1te patron of th1s school IS MISS Fay Hutchms e plays IS Ioyce Blodgett a student ard cr1t1c of Shakespeanan hterature The NEW YORK TIMES tells us that some lucky nurse has taken the ret1red S1lk Stock1ng K1ng Herbert Holmes through the enchanhng gates of matr1mony Lucky g1rll MISS Carol Badger RN has Just returned from a tr1p to Flonda Where she has been vacat1on1ng for the past month , i 4 lt' f 1 if I I' t . ', 1 , ' ' , - X . ff f Q1 ,Q 1 . x 5, , I - 4 ' d 1 ' ht Th d' th ::,x,,w.. 2 nowne paywng . e lrector o er mt, 39, X . ll . ' A Conferr1ng on a recent bank robbery are Pres1dent Paul Dav1s of the Local Sand Bank and Ch1ef of Pol1ce Dav1d H1gg1US At the t1me of the robbery Paul C330 OOO a year or qu1tl Knee was v1s1t1ng Davrs a former baseball star htmself When asked of the robbery Knee sa1d lt w1ll never take the place of baseball' We see that the papers QIVG Art Brown s Eordhan Rams a more than even chance to cop the Rose Bowl game th1s year An 1nterested and 1nterest1ng spec tator IS that dark ha1red beauty Sh1rley Wentwo th who IS a buyer for a E1fth Avenue Shop Coach Btll Iohnson s quln tet w1ll tackle new r1vals ton1ght as they play the local h1gh school faculty at the gym The smoothly coached l1V9 Wlll face such stars as Ed Eorst of the Art Department and lohnson h1mself Al though pursu1ng her career at mus1c school Edna Stoddards 1nterests are 1n farm l1fe She Wlll probably open a mus1c SlUdlO ad1o1n1ng a dental labora tory on Matn Street Ereder1ck Tseckares promlnent surgeon from New York IS up hold1ng the aff1rmat1ve s1de on Women Prove lneff1c1ent 1n the Surgtcal World Phylhs Holden who IS one of the best known women phys1otherap1sts IH the country today Wlll return to her home on Tuesday of next week to QIVG a lecture on Physlotherapy We see Concord swell1ng w1th pr1de at the success of Robert Weathers who had lust released h1s new book Weather1ng He1ghts The fa1r Clly 15 equally proud of Evanth1a Bart who IS now 1n Italy where her famous o1l pa1nted portra1ts are on d1splay Also abroad 1S Gordon Blakeney d1st1ngu1shed member of the New York Symphomc Orchestra who 1S furthermg h1s knowledge of the flute Wh1le travel1ng through lreland he en countered Norma Chase who w1th an unknown partner IS work1ng on a pro1ect of Better Ra1lroads for lreland M155 W1nola Gowen who wr1tes so v1v1dly about h1gh school problems w1ll speak tomorrow to the headrnasters of the state on The Wrong of Gamblmg 1n Htgh School MISS Gowen s ma1n argu ment IS that one thlng leads to another Ruth Merr1ll prlm school teacher st1ll keeps a watchful eye on Wh1ttons Drug Store through force of hab1t Herbert C1lley celebrated pharmaclst has put on the market h1s new product C1lleys Nose Drops for Nosey Noses New manager of the Cap1tal Theatre IS Robert Roundy who worked h1s way up from usher Edd1e Ryan IS the sk1 lnstructor at Crawford Notch where all the debutantes now flock Paul Heath has completed h1s poll on Why Alley Cats Lrve 1n Alleys and w1ll make known the results on h1s rad1o program tomor row Dorothy Fellows has had a new s1gn made for her doll hosp1tal WlgS Eyes and Legs Repa1red ln small pr1nt IS BOd1eS stuffed for small sum New fash1on ed1tor for Vague IS Margaret Fox Herbert Goss composer of popular songs cla1ms he was once a s1ng1ng part and putt1ng together automob1les to f1nd the m1ss1ng parts Argue But Never Agree lS a new organ1zat1on founded by Pauhne Krmball Paulme newspaper com mentator organ1zed th1s club for amuse ment dur1ng her spare t1me Catherrne M1llen IS the star pup1l of the great con cert V1Ol1H1Sl Iosef Squaty Screwmoff bet ter known as Kmg of the Catgrat A cloud of doubt now blocks our VIEW Could such thlngs really be true? Do not questxon do not fear For 1n our VISIOD now appears A woman on a desperate m1ss1on Qu1et now and hear her v1s1on Stealrng through European and As1at1c countr1es IS the Untted States greatest product of e p1onage The Secret SSIVICS Department d1scloses that th1s agent 1S valuable because she IS overlooked by fore1gn agents Yes Iean S Crowley needs no camouflage to a1d her 1n th1s death defy1ng undertak1ng Back home I I ' I I I I I ' . I - I , . . ' A I 1 , . , , . , 1 - , . , I ' I I , - mechan1c. Rudolph LaSalle IS tak1ng a- , . I ' I I - - I V I - I . , . . If - - . ' , , ' 1 I - sJ 1 , , , , , ' . agarn Davld Porter has Just been made Boy Scout Comm1ss1oner of New Hamp shtre Thaha Stavros was recently voted the most popular teacher at U N H where she shares her art of elocutron One of the graduates of thrs umversrty Hollon Avery has gamed fame as an electr1cal eng1neer through hrs recent pro ject of wrrmg the rgloos for the Eskxmos Betty Carlson has establtshed a home 1D Durham for all people who w1sh they were there What thxs country needs IS more men hke Robert Stevens Today he rrslced hrs very lxfe to rescue a forlorn krtten from the top of an empty butldtng I The Fxre Department IS proud of Capta1n Stevens who w1ll be crted for hrs bravery by the local chapter of Anctent Ierktans Clnctdentally thrs soclety was ortgmated by Sullyl Grace Bennett local veterln arlan lS at present ardtng rn the recuper atlon of Know 1t all owned by Louls Hodgman sports cr1t1c and dog tramer N1la Barnard has taken over the herrtage of her father s chlcken farm although she recently opened a bowllng alley 1n West Concord Also ln thls v1c1n1ty IS Kttty Cur rler who because of the shortage of men statlon attendants IS Jackmg up cars ln the Hardy Garage A new competltor of Procter and Gamble IS the new corpora t1on of Harrls and Gamble managed by Paulme Trombly Dr Arthur Terrrll who has taken over the late Dr U No Whos pract1ce has changed the word Cherxsh to Abandon rn Dr U No Who s old stgn Cherlsh all hope ye who enter here The TIMFS has lntroduced a new tea ture called Advlce to the Lovelorn edlted by that up and commg colummst Shrrley Andrews lack Hanna noted en glneer and former All Amerrcan foot baller declared today that he has found the underlylng theory of lrght Fellow Screntlst Francrs Chadwxclc has patented hls latest xnventrons a gold plated mouse trap for sophrstrcated m1ce and asbestos pa1amas for people who smoke 1n bed Norma Drown strll be1ng Frank w1th the world rs carrytng on her nursrng career ln the Frankhn General Hosprtal E graved 1nv1tat1ons were sent out today by the Duchess of Nonesuch fformerly Barbara Murdockj for the annual charrty ball The Duchess has acqu1red the ser vlces of the Stock Clubs prrze band drrected by Abbott Presby and h1s star Kyrg- MJQ :SJ I f 4 lyk Qi... vocallst Lorrame Nolan Dorothy Kelly and Margre Magoon retrred from the danclng world today to teach thelr art to bashful su1tors lt was announced rn Washtngton that Ruth Ogden IS to be the head of all a1r rald observatton posts lt seems Ruth has had trarnlng rn thts lme rn prevrous years New Commander ot our Naval Forces tn the Pacrflc w1ll be the youngest admlral tn the Navy Phll Denoncourt At a su1t able ceremony the Drstfngurshed SSTVICG Cross was presented to Wln Hodgdon lrkewrse a successful admlral who alded m quellrng the revolutton 1n Tokyo Speak1ng of revolutrons Rose Dahood rn augurated a new frhng system today whereby matter IS frled wtthout effort 1 4 - . . .. . 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Reverend Benyamm Arthur Macey for mer B1shop of Ep1scopal Churches 1n New York State was denounced because ev1 dence has been found that the B1shop tn 1943 owned a veh1cle w1th four t1res Th1s fact was exposed through a sketch of Reverend Macey and h1s cars etcetera Cyou may use your 1mag1nat1on for the etceteral tn a studto vacated by a now famous art1st Catherme Sulllvan Where Cartoonrst Cal lVlerr1ll cont1nues to f1nd new 1deas for h1s com1c Slflp Porkv P1g 1S a source of bew1lderment to cr1t1cs and publtc The famous phys1o1og1t Robert CUTl1S del1vered an address last nlght ent1tled Foolrsh Wrves Should Be Spanked Lots Bugbee hatr styltst has publ1shed her book Ha1r Styles for Wo men s W1les MISS Bugbee works 1n co ord1nat1on w1th V1olette Iesseman and Mary Kalanan whose most famous style IS the new crop style or Mow em Down' V1rg1n1a M1rab1le photographers model 1S now pos1ng for the Shlnola ward Sm1th G1nny was formerly a model at Sagers where Evelyna Boulay lS head model Span1sh lnterpreter Re1na Boulay of the Pen Pal Club has res1gned to accept a pos1t1on w1th a Latm Amer1 can concern After a short career IH the teach1ng held Ruth Chandler has settled down to domest1c l1fe Another member of th1s profess1on lS lanet Foote one t1me match breaker who IS teachmg at Bow Prep The mystery of the f1re at the Grange Hall IS yet unsolved although Pearl Allbee newspaper reporter for the Herald has returned to her home town to 1nvest1gate M1ss Allbee 1S cooperat1ng wlth B111 Nyhan Ch1ef of Pol1ce 1n th1s suburban area Employed 1n Fred Whrtes Modern Blacksm1th Empor1um IS Arlene Batchel der The Army 61 Navy Store IS qutte prosperous under the management of Thelma Borofsky who has d1scovered a new self serv1ce system Although the Selectlve Serv1ce Bureau IS hav ng a lull rn 11S work 1t seems the secretar1al ser vtces of Evelyn Bruneau are st1ll needed Lawrence Turcotte Varno Skarp and Ernest Ractne 1o1ned the Navy to see the world but accord1ng to the1r last letters the world IS a watery look1ng place I1mm1e Waugh has at last succeeded 1n mak1ng 1mpress1ons on a certa1n brunette llmmle and h1s brunette leave for Wash mgton th1s week where he has been elec ted Speaker of the House of Representa t1ves Phyllls Hunneyman has resxgned from her pos1t1on on the State Board of Health because of the des1re for a change Penley Whlte has closed h1s stde show because of lack of freaks Clt seems he hasnt been around or has he'PJ Strong man 1n Barnum 61 Ba1ley s travelxng road show 1S Ernest Wells 6 I I x 1 l..1sten to George Upton and h1s Royal Arcad1ans for the smoothest muslc th1s S1d9 of heaven On the other Slde of the rnuslcal world we see Barbara Sargent starr1ng 1n that great opera Rrgoletto whtch recently opened at the Metropol1 tan When 1nformed that he was to be a guest on the Qulzz Brats Program Iohn Mon1er confrrmed woman hater marked There s no fool l1ke an old fool l shall wa1t for the stxty four dollar ques t1on Iohn Baker Pol1ce Detect1ve IS hot on the tra1l of a car th1ef 1n a dark alley Whoops trtppedll That ll teach ya to walk d1ngtoed Dana l:'ras1er Ace G Man of I E Hoover s Force IS on the tra1l of the notonous band1t LOUIS the Lug In S1ber1a we f1nd as manager of F W Woolworth s new store Iohn D1m1ck HIS I - I I I I D - , , . . . . T. 4 4' 1 1,1 'llfllff' M . ll I ' if 1 ' lf!! In . - . . . I 1 ' l N r fx I . . , F ' KK 1 6 Shampoo Company, managed by Ed- 1 ,gl 1- I A J, Q tr- 'f jj it ba. I Y I 'Lw . , A X ,' , M I t 'ff .. 7 I - I ' ' tl v ll I l f - I A , fe- - ' ' , i I - . I . I , . head clerk 1S Barbara Chase whom he calls My M1ll1OD Dollar Baby 1n the FIVE and Ten Cent Store George Calls latest conquest over Mother Nature 1S the construct1on of an undersea road ts1m1lar to the Holland Tunnell to our newly ac qu1red terr1tory 1n the Orlent Cformerly Iapanl Thrs tunnel has w1res to the Monette Money Makmg Telegraph Com pany wh1ch IS owned by the only woman execut1ve operator 1n th1s country Olga Peterson has become Head Superv1sor at the New England Telephone and Tele graph Company Res1d1ng on a farm 1D Vermont IS Ianet French who deV1Sed a system for transport1ng world news at a faster rate 1n th1s reg1on PO1Sed on the top of Mount Mansf1eld lS sk1er Ch1p Flynn who lS ponderrng whether or not to Jump 300 feet N ,f X YK!! 1 Ken Stevens author of l LIVE Alone has 1ust released h1s latest No One W1ll Say Yes Stevens has the greatest read mg publ1c of any author 1n Amer1ca and has a full t1me publ1sher In Glenwood IS the Modern1st1c Orphans Home where Dorothy Huckms IS matron lane Marv1n IS head of the Bowl1ng League for the Very General Hospttal where she IS a d1et1c1an The Superv1sor of Nurses at th1s place of d1gn1ty IS Harr1et Young Carlton Van Boomerang wealthy play boy has lust left the hosp1tal wlth h1s prlvate nurse Theresa Corr1veau Hrs soc1al secretary 1S Beverly Qu1mby and we do mean soc1al Gertral Sm1th leader of the Youth Hosto Club IS mak1ng a tour of the country to 1nspect houslng CO1'ld1 t1ons Ioseplune Pal1s1 IS runn1ng a very prof1table hot house where she ra1ses flowers of course M1ldred Iohnson den tal hyglentst IS st1ll search1ng for a better synonym for F1sh face Our V1s1on takes a whlrl and then Comes back br1ght and clear agam Th1s tlme 1t takes us to the bar Where a woman s rn the lead by far Lawyer Nelson has yust won the dtvorce case of Rudy Mlnlulll the play boy of th1s metropohs Across from MISS Nel son s offtce IS rad1o stat1on Y O Y where Mary Nlcoll IS conductlng that new pro gram Sparker Upper An 1mprove ment to rad1o of late IS the new tele v1s1on system dev1sed by that glamorous blonde sound woman Betty Strong For t1ckles up and down your sp1ne l1sten to Doug N1colas recorded rend1t1on of the perenn1al favor1te Rhapsody 1n P1nk Gert Mlnlulll ex n1gl'1t club bouncer has left her 1ob for a career 1n the wrestl1ng world Dare dev1l W11bert Lane not con tent w1th break1ng all a1r plane automo b1le and horse TGCIDQ records shoots through space to Mars 1n a speedy rocket shrp Lane cla1rns that he caught a glunpse of that planet Popeye d1SCOV ered by Evelyn Cote who IS r1ghtly suc ceedxng as an astronomer Recently returned to New York IS Dav1d Kallock famous explorer who IS seek1ng funds to enable h1m to cont1nue h1s exploratrons 1n the 1nter1or of Brazll A poet has re cently composed these l1nes She floats through the a1r w1th the greatest of ease A1rhostess Freeman W1lL1 the d1mpled knees The Nobl1tzer PYIZS tor good newspaper work th1s year went to news woman lean Lyford who w1shes to share her Cfedlt w1th Drck Wh1te her crack photographer St1ll dodg1ng h1s ass1gn ments IS Perry K1r1tsy reporter for the Boston Herald ob1tuary column Leonard Overton ace reporter and noted authorrty on world affalrs was entertamed at Peter borough yesterday by Mayor Frank E1 1 ,, . . . . . . . . . . ll I ' ' I ' I - 1 1. - 11 I . 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' I - 1 , - 1 - dndge who won the last elect1on by a landshde if fx CN Harold Langley made hlstory when he ew non stop around the world 1n the new plane des1gned by the great mech anlc Edw1n Potter Clrchng her plane over the Comrnunrty Hall at Black H1ll IS Madellne Hall Lets hope she doesnt the permanent entertalner at sald Hall lt seems h1s enter amment centers on Woolworths employees Theodore La p1erre photographer for the Assoc1ated Press has been sent to Afrlca to get plc tures of Herbert Scoop Audet a pllot 1n the Eorelgn Leg1on R1chard Nantelle world s famous h1gh dtver wxll appear at the Worlds Farr next week w1th hrs act by speclal request Another feature w1ll be the Women s Olymplc Champ1on Ten nls Player Ann Ttlton Ernest Dugas star of the Boston Brulns Hockey Team W1ll be rn actron tonlght agamst the Toronto Mapleleafs Cwner of the hockey club IS Paul Cross and manager Boland Gllbert G1lberts star center IS Ernest Buddy lohn Butts set a new worlds record for the 220 yard dash last nlght at Mad1son Square Gar den The Athletes flock to Lazy Lulus Lunch Wh1ch 1S run by Marguente Mlt chell The boys say the atmosphere 1S calrrnng after they have been so speedy Dede Landry IS l1v1ng ln Suncook Where the cllmate IS better Klndergarten teacher Anna Peterson won the Natxonal Chocolate Dlppers Contest Peter IS tnterested 1n th1s as a hobby only Mary Wells has reahzed her amb1t1on of ownlng a nursery school Mary calls 1t Eledg llngs Fortress Although Barbara Cush mg has been offered fabulous sums for her serv1ces she st1ll remalns as honorary pres1dent of the Boston Conservatory of Musxc Although most of her fame 1S through the muslcal world Mrss Cushmg has also recerved many hororary de grees for her hterary work Ioan Durfee has become a full tlme hortlculturlst after several years of nature study GWR: rlmzms 'Pa-nuns eschew: AJ gk QLLTH IJ we DHNN XPDLSU SHORTS Back 1n Hollywood descnbed as the hottest thlng on record IS the romantlc movle team of Patr1c1a George and Ty rone CChavvlesJ Makns held over for the ftftleth record breakmg week at the FLICKER IH All Through the Dawn Makns IS at last the answer to cnes for another Valentlno Raymond Ramsay has qu1t h1s yob as head usher IH a local theater because he d1d not want to lead women on and leave them ln the dark any more He IS now head bell hop at the summer resort Seldom lnnl 2'N Amerlcan Ambassador Gordon Huck ms who recently returned to h1s embassy 1n England left here hls competent secre X Xll 'lx I to it 1 . A ' . U If K - K ll H h . fri , . 1 . c g' C l t ,xv , - , ' l . . . ,Q ' ' .. if crash. Cleston Gilpatrick has become tiki, X ' ' U ' x. X - ' filfmf l ,I VH I TF. an I, . T QW U - jfl ,V . ' 'lj I I . . , , - k 1. . . ll , Q ll - ll . . lr tary Dorrs Wessman to frrrrsh the estab lrshment of the Horaces Horrors rdeal home for retrred tavorrte teachers Donald Frost the modern Admrral Byrd rs makrng swrft progress rn hrs most re cent prorect the meltrng of a sectron of hrs explored terrrtory for a few bathrng beautres ln a warmer drstrrct rs Abra ham Aslanran the operator of a gasolrne statron rn the Sahara Desert Charles Drourn and hrs Yodelrng Yoyos are tour rng the country wrth hrs popular show By specral request Wrllard Chrckerrng rs tourrng the army camps wrth hrs trddle Farnum Woodbury rs draltrng plans for the We Catch em Mouse Factory Red Provencher rs rndulgrng rn the protrtable enterprrse of pullrng and strarghtenrng narls Carrol Bartlett rs headrng a pro lect to burld a hrgh school but not on the srte of an old country 1arl Francrs Noonan rs rn the Tootsre Toy Plane Factory Brrgrtte Wunderlrck has tlown to her natrve country where she wrll enter the treld ot Psychopathrc readrng Her fellow graduate Elrzabeth Converse has ac cepted a teachrng posrtron on thrs sub rect at Radclrffe Rrchard Merrrll mathe matrcran lawyer and crrmrnologrst has 1ust announced that hrs new protessron wrll be that of artrstrc dancrng Walt Drsney has rust srgned up Shrr ley Smrth remarkrng that her sense of humor rs atrocrous Remember Clarre lShe sard No' J Dame? Local rumor has rt that Mrss Dame wrll turn down the Hollywood contracts to marry orchestra leader Thurston Vaughan Dorsey Recervrng rnsprratron from the hyena Mary Ingersoll rs wrrtrng a new language Inky has analyzed the sounds of thrs anrmal and declares that her language wrll brrng new lrfe to the unrverse The Y MAN Gymnasrum has been opened by Vrrgrnra Wrrght to keep the youth of Amerrca frt Rrchard Mullavey better known as Sterlrng Hayden Mullavey Won the academy award tor hrs great performance rn Cecrl B DeHa1lmr1e s ver sron ot Seven Keys to One Door Mau rrce Grddrs rs an Industrral Arts Teacher at a state teachers college Walter Boyce has announced the open rng ot hrs law oitrce at 28 Boysterous Street lean Bluto rs playrng her Boogre woogre prano musrc at a lumber camp on ff M' f 3911 f H the northern border of Montreal Srng rng over the W N Y Radro Statron advertrsrng Tums tor your Tummy ache rs Gwen Bonneau lmmedrately tollow mg the program rs Ada Latouche and her Home on the Ranch gang rn lull swrng Bernard Iordan learned authorrty on cows and steers has been grven the prrvrlege of actrng as Judge rn the rnter natronal lrve stock show whrch rs to be held rn San Francrsco thrs month ln thrs crty we frnd Sophre Barry makmg false teeth for the class of 42 Her assrstant rs Paulrne Averrll who helps to make the rmpressrons Lourse Wheeler has re cerved an award for berng the most pop ular and pretty nurse rn the Army To date she has had 202 proposals from her patrents Kenneth Powers rs rn the Navy scrubbrng decks Also rn the Navy rs Paul Sampson who 1S peelrng spuds for a crew of BU Robert Brochu rs a machrnrst turnrng out bolts for hrs new Vrctory Stage coach In the Page Beltrng Company Rrchard Auld rs makrng shoe laces Mason Butterfreld was gorng West but he came to a toll brrdge Iulran Hall rs workrng for the We Move the Earth Con structron Company A srgn reads MADAME CROW LEY S SCHOOL FOR DUDES COME IN I I - ' - , CII1 I l ' 1 I - . . f , ,Q nf . . 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AND WATCH THE MADAME RIDE LIKE WILD ON HER GREAT HORSE OCEAN ROLL SON OF SEABISCUIT Wtlham Hodgman the rubber t1re magnate re fuses to have h1S hte made pubhc He adm1ts however that 1n order to be democratlc he works IH the factory Wllh h1s own men Freda Pnce has had the pr1v1lege of be1ng the f1rst woman sena tor from New Hampsh1re She recently 1ntroduced an amendment to ret1re fe male senators at the age of twenty f1ve w1th a sky scrap1ng penslon MISS Ped dys School for Young G1rls has lust f1n1shed about f1fty g1rls MISS Peddy emphas1zes charm and the spell1ng of her name Wlth two Ds and not two Ts Our bralns are now qulte blank and slow The vts1o'1 fades 1t soon w1l1 go Yet there occurs Wllh clear DYGCISIOD A gentleman of qUlCk dec1s1on A man who left thts place of strlfe To start anew a quxet hfe We see Melv1n Tlllotson 1n the ra1lroad Houghtons latest contr1but1on to sc1en l1f1C agr1culture 1S a method for ra1s1ng shmgles on the roof The Hooksett Navy Yard 1S under the superv1s1on of Master Mechan1c Paul Pelkey The latest sub mar1ne to be comm1ss1oned here left port recently under the command of Frank Charette Robert Wllcox 1S do1ng every th1ng but r1ght now not much of any th1ng The Worlds greatest cab1net maker Iames Sm1th has h1s wares on show at the Boston Arts and Crafts Exh1 b1t1on Iov1al Ch1ef Nyhan has secured the pos1t1on of Phys1ca1 Educahon Teacher at Bow Prep for Puggy Hanson Count Lawrence Falrbanks 1S do1ng f1ne ly w1th the store bus1ness that Ioe Mc Leod left h1m Cla1re Mayhew has gone to France where she IS studylng to be a spec1al1zed nurse Mar3or1e Holdsworth recently won the Womans Champ1onsh1p for Badm1n ton MISS Holdsworth has left her nurs1ng career to become a profess1onal player Robert Lemer1s naturahst has uncovered some 1mportant weapons 1n Egypt that are be1ng used for modern warfare Theresa Lauz1ere amazed the world to day when she typed a perfect copy at 150 words per m1nute w1th a glass of water on each wr1st Harr1et Young has become an 1nstructor at Margaret P1lls bury Hosp1tal The Cha1rman of the Con cord Chamber of Commerce Floyd Otto IS the leader of the cho1r and a prom1nent tenor 1n a local church Donald Mullen has recently been appo1nted manager of the A G P Company A Complete HISTOIY of the Un1ted States 1n ten volumes has been comp1led by Iohn Murphy Although SGIIOUS mlnded Murphys le1sure 1nterests are 1n a l1ghter f1eld A new style su1t has been put on the market by Lawrence Sm1th The su1t has collar cuffs lapels and noth1ng else Another member of that happy commun1ty south of Concord N H IS Eff1e Boulgouras manager of Lean 1S operat1ng a gas stat1on 1n Con nect1cut where the customers are allur1ng Short people be consoledl Take Rachel Lanzo s stretch1ng GXGFCISGS and grow tall Mary Lynch Powers model 1S sa1d to have an 1nterest IH the Toronto Maple leafs Model Lynch s publ1c1ty manager Harvey Moody IS some bus1er these days The fabulously r1ch Anne W1lk1HS who made her m1ll1ons 1n the sell1ng of her product Anne s I n V1 s 1 b 1 e Van1sh1ng Cream has lust completed her round the world tour The halluc1nat1on has gone 1nto space lt has vanxshed completely w1th never a trace Of occurrences rare as we have foreseen And st1ll we are sure that rt wasnt a dream The w1tches and cauldron have gone w1th the smoke Leavmg the echoes of words that they spoke Was 1t a case of a bram warped w1th dew Or was 1t the prophecy of 427 Any s1m1lar1ty to persons l1v1ng or dead IS purely co 1nc1dental office at Silver City, Ghost County. Ralph the BOW Beech Night Club. lCI1'19 MGC- CAM W!! 1942 We the class of l942 berng of sound mrnd and body do hereby ascrrbe all our worldly goods tangrble and rntang rble relevant and rrrelevant to our lawful benefrcrarres Take em or leave ern' Pearl Allbee leaves the Warren Street Alleys to srster lane Shrrley Andrews leaves for Nelsons Abraham Aslanran leaves hrs patent on Harps to the Marx brothers Herby Audett leaves hrs brother to carry on the hockey tradrtron Rrchard Auld leaves wrthout a murmur Paulrne Averrll leaves her laughrng manners to a bashful sophomore Hollon Avery leaves for the Burglars lsland Motor Works Carol Badger leaves her begurlrng per sonalrty to an expressronless sophomore lohn Baker leaves hrs shufflrng walk to sprrngy Brlly Frfreld Nrla Barnard leaves her beach wagon to Mrss Horace Sophre Barry leaves her herght to some short shanked sophomore Evanthra Bart leaves her bashfulness to any over rovral Junror grneer of the Chattanooga Choo Choo Arlene Batchelder leaves wrth memorres Mary Beckett leaves for the freld of matrr mony Gordon Blakeney leaves a rurcy flute by gum Grace Bennett leaves vra the back door Ioyce Blodgett leaves her long dark tresses to Charlotte Landry who doesn t need them lean Bluto leaves to manufacture more gum for Homer La bonte Effre Boulgouras leaves for busr ness college Gwendolyn Bonneau leaves those coauettrsh glances to Pat Trp pett Thelma Borofsky grves up her hrstory seat to a more rnterestea Jun ror Evelyna Boulay leaves wrth srster Rerna Walter Boyce leaves hrs Rubber le s to my pal Al Robert Brochu leaves for the Odd Fellows Home Art Brown leaves for the Wentworth lnstr tute Evelyn Bruneau leaves her smrlrng ountenance to a dead pan undergrad Lors Bugbee leaves anythrng to anybody Mason Butterfreld leaves hrs flrvver to anyone who lrkes the wrnd and the rarn rn hrs harr Iohn Butts leaves early but rs always Tardy George Call leaves on a tractor Betty Carlson leaves her modesty at Vantrnes Francrs Chadwrck leaves to experrment rn gettrng eggs from roosters Ruth Chandler leaves everythrng rn exchange for a career Barbara Chase leaves her seat rn the band to a musrcal sophomore Norma Chase leaves her garety to somber sophomore Frankre Cherette leaves hrs harmonrca Wrllard Chrckerrng leaves hrs boy scout unrform Herbert Crlley leaves to rnvent a solvent for doughnut centers now arnt that Crl ley Elrzabeth Converse leaves wrth an l Q of about 310 Therese Corrrveau leaves gum under all the study hall seats Evelyn Cote leaves an offrce practrce place open Paul Cross leaves to go to work lean l Crowley leaves her pleas ant deep vorce to a shrrll sophomore Iean S Crowley leaves herght to a mrser able seven footer Krtty Currrer leaves her secretarral ambrtron to Iune Bartlett Barbara Cushrng wont leave her lrterary abrlrty Bob Curtrs leaves all math sub rects wrth pleasure Rose Dahood leaves as an accom plrshed senror Clarre Dame leaves us wrth memorres of a cosmetrc grrl who oc cupred the frrst second and thrrd floor grrls rooms Walt Dane leaves the hrgh school mrnus an electrrcran Paul Strnky Davrs leaves hrs aromatrc nrckname Phrl Denoncourt leaves on the All State Hockey Specral Iohn Drmrck leaves for Woolys bargarn center Charles Drourn leaves hrs grft of gab to the debatrng club Norma Drown leaves loe to the mercy of the rumors Ernest Dugas leaves L - ' ' ' a Carroll Bartlett leaves to become chief en- A - ' Delly mrnus a wrng Ioan Durlee leaves bobby prns everywhere Frank Eldrrdge leaves the gas on rn the chem lab Harold Ellrott leaves hrs dark black harr to a brrstly blond Junror Count Farrbanks leaves hrs nrckname to anyone of royal blood Dorothy Fel lows leaves her blond tresses to the government Ieanette Flynn departs for better drggrns Ianet Foote bestows her grggles upon Pat Farrtreld Eddre Forst leaves frrst place rn the poster con tests to someone else for a change Mar garet Fox gladly leaves her seat rn Englrsh Dana Frasrer leaves the sopho mores alone Mary Freeman abandons Phrl Denoncourt Ianet French leaves her saddles to wear heels Donald Frost leaves for Penacook Pat George leaves amrd admrrrng glances Maurrce Grddrs leaves for the plarns Roland Grlbert leaves typrng rn a hurry Cleston Grlpatrrck leaves for the Clam Bar Herbert Goss leaves rn hrs Chevy rf the trres hold out Wrnola Gowen leaves her cheer leadrng abrl ty to Mary lane Trlton Iulran Hall leaves rn hrs 29 Packard Madelrne Hall leaves her vorce to some weak lunged sophomore Iohn Hanna leaves on a quarter back sneak Alma Hanson wrlls her devrlrsh ways to Hrlda Parker Paul Heath leaves hrs brcycle to some trreless teacher Anne Hewrt son leaves her smrles and merrrness to Lourse Cotter Davrd Hrggrns leaves hrs plard shrrt to anyone who wants rt Lours Hodgman leaves on hrs vegetable truck Wrllram Hodgman leaves wrth hrm Wrn nre Hodgdon leaves on four personals Phyllrs Holden leaves her abrlrty to make starned glass wrndows to Pat Crosby Marlorre Holdsworth wrlls her abrlrty to grve razor cuts to some barber ous sophomore Herby Holmes leaves most of hrs teeth on Memorral Freld Ralph Houghton leaves for hrs chrcken ranch Dorothy l-luckrns vacates her seat rn chorr to an eager sophomore Gordon Huckrns leaves for Gossvrlle Phyllrs Hunneyman sorrowfully leaves her bakrng soda to Lucrlle Landry Fay Hutchrns leaves her prnk cheeks and sunny drsposrtron to an other Bohemran Mary Ingersoll drops her load ol responsrbrlty Vrolette Iesseman leaves that some thrng necessary to all good stenog raphers Wrllram Iohnson leaves hrs athletes loot rn the locker room Mrl dred Iohnson leaves her blushes and grggles to some srlly sophomore Buck Iordan leaves hrs cow wrestlrng abrlrty to hrs krd brother Mary Kalalran drslrlces leavrng her home economrcs class Davrd Kallock leaves wrth a lrshrng pole Dorothy Kelley leaves her brrght red surt to some color shy sophomore Paulrne Krmball vacates the cashrers stool rn the lunch room Perry Krrrtsy leaves at last Narls Knee leaves rn a perfect trt unrform Rrta Landry wrlls her abrlrty as a seam stress to anyone rnterested Wrlbert Lane leaves hrs bus route Harold Langley leaves rn wolfs clothrng Rachel Lanzo takes everythrng wrth her Ted Laprerre leaves for the Whrte s Park Men s Club Rudolph LaSalle leaves hrs red harr to a drshwater blonde Ada Latouche leaves wrthout regrets Theresa Lauzrere leaves her basketball technrgue to next years team Robert Lemerrs leaves for Bog Road Iean Lyford leaves but takes her ar wrth her Mary Lynch leaves Ern est ly Benny Macey leaves now that hes got hrs Phyll Iane MacLean leaves to play Cuprd rn surroundrngs where she wrll be better apprecrated Maryorre Magoon yrt terbugs oft tossrng her dance book to Ruthre Seymour Charlre Makrrs leaves to become natronal soda 'Jerk cham pron Iane Marvrn bequeaths her quret retrned manners to Butch Waugh Clarre Mayhew leaves her rnrncrng steps to Nancy Tupper Cal Merrrll leaves hrs wavy harr and doodlrng abrlrty Rrchard Merrrll leaves an awful mess rn the chem rr H . ,, . rf - 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H tt t If ' ' , H , . . . . . . t. . . 11 .... . - 1 1 1 to struggle alone Dor1s Wessrnan leaves us and Mxss l-loraces classes but not wrthout sorrow Lourse Wheeler leaves flushed and embarrassed Penley Whlte leaves hls slxde rule to any rnath shark D1ck Whlte leaves hls candld shots IU the yearbook Robert Wllcox leaves for Ch1 twrnklrng toes to some sturnblebum Far nurn Woodbury leaves 1th a solennn stare V1rg1n1a Wrtght leaves wrth a Waynlng heart Brlgltte Wunderlrch leaves but not wlth the lbrary on her m1nd l-larrtet Young leaves out the back door W1th her pal Grace Dellnquet Kathleen Murray saunters out the front door and locks lt after her tgned sealed and Wltnessed th s month ol luae n neteen hundred ara forty two rn tl e C H S boller room Marsuptal Frajcrassney and Hassen Ben Sober Attorneys at La: Notxce Any reference to puns corn and dellberate dmgs rs ourely lntentlonal A A S' , ' , 'Ar ' i L 1 chester. Anne Wilkins leaves a pair of by, . VJ- . A 4 Ay A DATE TIME PLACE ORCHESTRA PATRICIA GEORG PAY I-IUTCI-IIINS BENIAIJI N M AC Y QIIIUI' I U68 EI 7 8 0010 I UU CYMNASIIJM RLARNEY IXALLANDER UI lllll 4 1 DHYLLIS HOLDEN All EDWARD EORST C LVIN MERRILL It il RJDOLPI-I MINIUTTI IOI-IN BAISER CA IIIVI I If ARY NICOLL IIR INA NELSON . . IUN Q, IQKIL 1 4 J I 2 1 fff as YP 3? C4 If ' X' C! f Hl'l'll 1 llllflllllfl I K-ft l7l'Ul'tl ll f jj' -1 5.1 FX W7 . lv , I I ! 'Il IULI 7 T :I If E If IGI I' If .X4 iQl lU0l l! What hast thou to offer me? Young enthuslastlc tree Unw1ll1ng to tollow the stralght proven way Eager to start a new course wlth each day Have l a stralght one a smooth salhng sea Or a storm lull ot perll charted for me? ls my shlp worth the SCI1l1DQ? Wlll the wlnds always blow? Wtll there always be ports to wh1chl may g Sometlmes may l stop 1n the m1dst ot the deep To wander and play to dr1tt and to sleep? Or must I keep salhng salhng ahead Changlng my cargoes from sllver to lead? Llte what IS the answer? Show me the way Gwe me the courage to hve through each day lfUlNlCE WORTH N IFE, ' ' o? Ll0gl'6l,9A,5 A-4: rw-uwr cu rz , , - .Nv wcmvn, um Hbmvfww