Concord High School - Hustler Yearbook (Concord, NH)

 - Class of 1946

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CHARLES F DODGE Phys1cs 'EUGENE M CALLAHAN HELEN L BROWN Physlcczl Educctxon Enghsh ,fd 4Le,1,1 1 bln fix SETI-I G TW1CHELL IOHN T WALDHON AGNES I MOBERG Chem1stry Commercial Commerclol 3 H' :buh- AJ A A SARGEFT PI CICS .C MARY A GARVIN Home Economms Ab- BELLE 1. T-NOMB Engn V V an x H THELMA W Physlcczl Educutlon Wx... ABBOTT A CLARK 'O Me hcmlcs BOUTWELL RUSSELL D SAWYFR SOCIGI Scxence HARVEY H WHEATON Mechcmc Arts f OL V LLOYD A SIMPSON A LOUISE CARLSON Enghsh French Lcrtm HOWARD A NETTLETON GENEVIEVE M LADIEU DEXTER O ARNOLD Muslc Englxsh Mclihemotlcs U S Naval Reserve l 'x VIOLA E RILEY Home Economxcs MARIORIE W MERRILL I RICHARD MARTIN r Physxccl Educcmon WILLIAM H LADIEU GEORGE A BARTLETT NORMAN A COLLISHAW Soc1c1I Scxence Mcxthemcmcs Electromcs QOROTHY E CHIGVES SOCIOIOQY VINCENT GATTO SOCIGI Smencc Lctm VIRGINIA C DOOLEY I..Ibl'GIIGIl ALICE E HEALY IORIS W CATE HERBERT E BOUTELLE Spam H Com ercxcl EI9CII1CIIf CHARLES L MELOOH Blology 'Q-.., .JK if 'viii ggi?-A RUTH L fbi QF Ciffimfiix I ARGARET L AR OLD G 'Q :I fs 02 ap., x ?' KW ALICE I REE' Engllsh fnfg' 19 f' ..Ef L Eff-.HTLETT xii frxrf CLASS LKIIL-Nr.1 2Q Cavanaugh Ioan Chase Patrrcra Crlley Charles Danlels Betty George Annette Glbson Ioan Gustafson Iohn Byrne Sarah Callahan Donald FIRST HONOR IOHN GUSTAFSON Ioan Cavanaugh Patrlcla Chase Charles Crlley Betty Danrels dtL0l'Ld ,AI FLOI' 0CLOfy SENIORS Heath Andrew Iewell Roberta Iohnson Munel Iones Walter Lmdenthal Walter Nault Burton Pearce Constance IUNIORS Freeman Wesley French Lourse G'6L6!lfl,6lffL0l'L HONOR Annette George Ioan Gxbson Roberta Iewell Murxel Iohnson Burton Nault Platln Betty Porter Iane Shaw lane Shepard W1lllOm Thomas Margaret Webb Sally Iordan Martha Rrchardson Harrlet 0l'LOI'J SECOND HONOR IANE SHAW Constance Pearce W1l11am Shepard Sally Webb Hrchard Wrlkms 'gf- ihwindia .........Qikw3fw .4.L... I -J Kfadd Cel':i Pres1dent BURTON NAULT VICE Pres1dent EDWARD HUTCHINSON Secretary IO!-XN LANDRY Treasurer IANE PORTER rw 4-.Anna-ska. .L.....m ' T' 'L ..s44-:.'.vg,,,, , AQ., I ff X X ,W f ' I I , . , 153 -' nf!! '--- --f A I gov ' 1-my , A ' W Q I I I ,E ' -- ! t T f ., is , . , 4 , + M 1 If I 4 ' e . P B 4' V ,Y-D Q ' 5 I A M.. n .. E 0 5, M 1 W 5 'M' M rv 1- X 4 . , ,,.. 'H -' - .1 - . .., .,,.m...,.. .g . , ' . XX 1- ' - fu T f T N! T R wk f i wi' T xx l, ,wt 3 ' A - K U h, ': X, ' A R 'i- V .zmndvuu , Q , V 5 ,, T T T A as f . . '9 9-N me 4? A52 ff EDITOR Iohn Gustafson ASSOCIATE EDITJR Betty Dantels MANAGING EDITOR Wrlham Shepard GENERAL COMMITTEE Andrew Heath Charrman Ioan Cavanaugh Annette George Ioan GlbSOn Robert Iones Walter Lmdenthal Iane Shaw Wlllldm Shepard CLASS WILL lane Shaw Chaxrman Murxel Dwerst Herbert Eollansbee Ioan GIbSOH Constance Severance Ross Seymour CLASS PROPHECY Patr1c1a Chase Charrman Betty lane Gallagher Robert Iones Burton Nault CLASS HISTORY Ioan Cavanauqh Cha1rman Frances Dame Andrew Heath Walter Lmdenthal ORGANIZATIONS Norman Badger Chaxrman Betsy Barley Fay Buchanan Charl Crlley Ross Seymour ATHLETICS lane Porter Cha1rman Robert Lauze Chalrman Ieannette Anton Roberta Iewell Ioyce Thomas lack Tuttle ART Beulah Rundlett Cha1rman Cecxlxa Lanzo PHOTOGRAPHY Lorna Hadley Chairman Allan Hanna Sally Webb TYPING Georgxa Tseclcares Chalrman Mary Aslaman Ellzabeth Corchary Shxrley Huck 1ns Regma M1mutt1 Ann Prescott Murlel Oumn Mary Vlfgln Mabel Whtte Patrlcla Wr1ght FACULTY ADVISORS Belle L Twombly Iohn E Bourne N T ser bee fHeSYB ELIZABETH AHERN Betty Screnttltc We borl at drfferent degrees A trvtttes Dramatlc Club Class Play Gtrls Club Lersure Interests Swrmmxng skung read mg basketball After School Umverstty of am' or .P JIEANNETTE ANTON C New I-Iampshrre e General Tug away sorrow cast away care Act1v1t1es Dramat1c Club Presldent ol Gtrls Club Chorr Red Cross Student Councrl Varstty Basketball S Y B Ptng pong Badminton Speed ball Lersure Interests Swrmmmg playrng re cords dancmg skung movxes basketball games Y After School Work then school MARY ASLANIAN M dge Accountmg Many a small makes a great Acttvrttes Senror Play Presldent of Dramatlc Club Co Captam of Cheer Leaders Student Councrl Yearbook Staff Grrls Club Lexsure Interests All sports Alter School OIIICG work JNORMA BADGER Badge SCIGDIIIIC Loud clamor rs always more or less msane Act1v1t1es Choxr Band Orchestra Treble Clef Sextette S Y B Letsure Interests Music sports After School College D7 Ti-'l I its I' 1? ng ROBERT BADGER Bob Techntcal Short ts he yet strongly buzlt and athlettc Letsure Interests Skung swunmtng Iootball baseball Alter School School ! BETSY BAILEY General A man rs always better than a book Acttvrtre Basketball Softball Pmg pong Girls Club Badmmton Volleyball Class Play Year book Lersure Interests Horseback r1dmg all ports darcmg readrng saxhng After School Westbrook Iumor College 1946 ERVIN A BAILEY Bub Industrlal Saymq rs one thmq domq another Letsure Interests Skatmg hshrng hunttng swrmrmng workmg on cars After School Farm work 3 F CORA BARNARD Coke Commercral To be awake rs to be alrve Actxvttres Gxrls Club Letsure Interests Danc mg bowlmg horseback rrdmg After School Vork I' 15 . lx L 'ft f 'A 3 . gb. ' 'V , H .I 2 ' ' -MA f 'dt lull 'l tt -2 NI V, Ci' X : , , tfl f A I l 'xx, +l-ll' . 1 I 1 I ' I I ' -1 ' , Q. 1 shrill- ,SD , , . I .v . 1 V ' fn '.., I . I 1 VV 1946 CONSTANTINE BABT COSTG Sc erttxfrc Srlence rs the best renown Actrvmes Basketball Lersure Interests Mov 1es athlehcs After School College ELEANOR BARTLETT Plgey Lrberal Lrle rs fun rsnt 119 Le1sure Interests Workmg bowllng mov1es After School College then store management NORMAN BATCHELDER Batch Sc1ent1f1c Hungry savage antreverythmq Act1v1t1es Football Hockey Manager Cholr Lelsure Interests Basketball chess plng pong After School Unxvers1ty of New I-Iampshlre 'inf MUBIEI. E BENNETT Mlckey Secretarral Bart the hook well tlns frsh will bite Act1v1t1es Ar I.e1sure Interests Drawmg dancmg muslc swlrnrnmg skat1ng A f t e r chool Offtce work PATRICIA BENNETT Pa Cuckoo Sc1ent1f1c I can reszst everythmg but temptatron ACIIVIIIGS Dramatxc Club Basketball Treble Clef Club Gxrls Club Bowling Student Councxl Speedball Softball Tennls Choir Class Play Fteld Hockey l.e1sure Interests Sk11ng horse back r1d1ng swxmmlng skat1ng read1ng danc 1ng soror1ty club meetmgs After School Post graduate then Stmmons College BEVERLEY BENSON Q- Benny General Never a word said against her ACIIVIIIGS Speedball Basketball Softball Bowl mg Gxrls Club Letsure Interests Skatmg' sknng sw1rnm1ng danc1ng soror1ty meet1ngs After School Undeclded DORIS BEBGEVIN Berge Home Nursmg Ouret persons are welcome everywhere ACIIVIIIES Bowl1ng I.e1sure Interests Swrm mlng skat1ng table tennls reading sewxng dancxng After School Business School PAULINE A BOWEN Bow Sctentrfrc And has a lace Irke a blessmq ACIIVIIISS Basketball Bowlmg Speedball Soft ball Badmmton Student Council I.e1sure In terests Sknng dancing skating Swlmmlng bxkrng After School Nurses Tra1mng 'HeSYB , tHeSYB 46 1946 IRENE M BFIOCHU Comme ctal Blushmq IS the colour ol vtrtue Letsure Interests Skattng bowltng danctng movtes swtmmmg Alter School Work 'fwgdo MARyoRtE 1 BROWN Ma gre Accounttng O1 surpassmq beauty and tn the bloom ol youth Acttvtttes Bowling Gtrls Club Leisure In terests Skattng bowltng dancmg movtes U S Coast Guard After School Work 3 CYNTHIA BRUNEI. Ctndy General Deserve success and you shall command It Acttvtttes Bowltng Letsure Interests Danc mg movies wnttng letters skung and other! sports After School College , x Ab ,Q lf PAY BUCHANAN Bucky College Course Thelsmtle thai wont come H Acttvtttes Basketball Speedball Bowltng Bad mtnton Letsure Interests Swtmmtng sknng playtng records readmg After School College ELEANOR IENNIE BURNI-IAM Peanut Spectal Gentle ol speech beneltcent ol mmd Actlvtttes Home Economtcs Club Letsure In terests Readtng danctng Alter School Work PHILIP I-I BUTTERFIELD IR Phl Sctenttltc lm sure cares an enemy to ltle Acttvtttes Baseball Golf Letsure Interests Dancmg readtng sknng pmg pong pool bas ketball Alter School Bowdom College WILLIAM CARLBIERC1 Wtllte General A llvmq dog ts better than a dead lton ACIIVIIISS Band Orchestra Letsure Interests Ftshtng bowlmg Alter School Wentworth In stttute IEANETTE CARLSON Ippy General Her hatr that 'ay upon her back was yellow ltke npe corn Acttvtttes A Capella Chotr Bowlmg Speedball Letsure Interests Bowltng sports Alter School Busmess College 1' 49, 56 ':? ' MM 1946 NORMA CARLSON Sclentxftc Wealth maketh many Irrends AClIVIlIeS Dramatlc Club Glrls Club Cap G Gown Commtttee Lexsure Interests Swlmmmg danctng movtes club meetmgs After School College ALDEN CARPENTER Scxentlftc A moral sensible and well bred young man AClIVIlI9S Debatmg Club Class Play Ban Lexsure Interests Skung skatmg swlmmlng hlklng After S hool DeMolay Y M C A DICK CARPENTER Carpy Sclentlfxc Few thmqs are rmpossrble to dxllqence and skrll Act1v1t1es Band Seruor Play fstagehandl I.e1 sure Interests Muslc dancmg read1ng After School Employment at Sawyers Studlo JOAN CAVANAUGI-I Cavvy C tca Honor ltes rn honest toll ACl1Vll19S Varstty Basketball Glee Club N H S Volunteer S Y B Student Councxl Semor Play G1rls Club Letsure Interests Music read PATRICIA CHASE a Sclenttftc Vrrtue rs the truest nobtlzty Act1v1t1es A Capella Cho1r Biology SCIGDCG Club l.e1sure Interests Embro1dery readmg letter wr1t1ng pxano playmg collectmg stamps After School Un1vers1ty of Mlchlgan V IEANETTE CHENEY 4 Ieame Home Economxcs Patrence IS the best remedy for every trouble Lelsure Interests Danclng bowlmg walkin readmg cookmg After School Work BEATRICE MAY CHERRETTE ea Commercxal She has a sweet warm lellowshrp wxrh lzfe Acttvttxes Bowlmg Girls Club Lexsure In terests Dancmg swlmmmg roller skatmg and other sports After School Work IEAN CI-IICKERING Chlckle Llberal Farr and softly qoes tar Act1v1t1es Musxc Danc1ng Lexsure Interests Dancmg swxmmmg tenms hxkmg bowl1ng readmg After School College fHeSYB 'Y' my I . . Z . I I du 'A c 2 I , ,I . . I I L, Ts ff tv I ll L U 1-. 1- .1 lx 1 if .7 'K' 'U ,fm f ing, lsports, dancing, After School: Wellesley. . ..P tu , . . 3 l l ' ' - ,qv s I 'W I 'j Y UB .. . I' u . . U . V 4 . ff 2' E 406, Z 7 'M 1946 CHARLES E CILLEY Charl e Sc entlltc I do not understand I pause I examme ACIIVIIIBS Btology Sc1ence Club Letsure In terests Boy Scouts attendtng sports At er School Unxverstty ol New Hampshtre LEWIS CLARK Lou1e Industrlal Mode-sty becomes the young man Act1v1t1es Football Basketball Track Student Counctl Letsure Interests Swtmmtng hshmg skatmg eatmg Y M C A Alter School Ser vtce or Work KENNETH CLAY Ken Techn cal Men ot Iew words are the best men Letsure Interests Sports rnovtes radlo Alter School College LUTHER COPP B05 Commerctal Gentleman rs wntten Iegtbly on hrs brow ACIIVIIIGS Band Orchestra Letsure Interests Sports mustc After School Bentley College or Un1versal Tratmng W ELIZABETH CORCHARY 12 or L1zz1e Commerctal Ah why should all hte labor be? Act1v1t1es Swtmmxng Skattng Le1sure Interests Books radto sewxng After School Vlork ALCIDE EDWARD COULOMBE Speclal What a man what a man' Acttvtttes Football Letsure Interests Basket ball huntmg hshxng Alter School Work J BEATRICE COULOMBE Bea General I hate nobody I am m chartty wtth the world Actwmes Bowhng Letsurelnterests Bowlmg Sports radto reaclmg After School Work .goe- fc x. M t IEAN CROSBY ' ,L f r'Sc1el1t1t1c She ts ot ltvely dtsposmon Actxvtttes Btology Science Club Glrls Club Lelsure Interests Skung swxmmmg rnustc read mg Alter School College The SYB X ' d ' li fg V :V I E E , A H E . t - 1 l 3 l' if t H I I I of f 4 , T . , D' : 'N: r I Q , 1 ' , ' I i ' . Z T I' I At ' I . Q ' A .fl P L , ' , 'Q . I I , 1 Xa Q ' S t Y ' lv. w 1946 BARBARA CROSS I or ar Home Economlcs She that rs slow to anger ts better than the mrqhty L 1sure Interests Bowlmg swxmmmg readlng skatmg After School Work GLCRIA CULVER Home Nursmg The two noblest thmqs are good nature and tazr mmdedness ACIIVIIIQS Bowlmg Lexsure Interests Bowl mg dancmg h1k1ng swtmmtng skatmg skung After School Buslness College FRANCES DAME Franme or Saco SCIQHIIIIC A merry heart makes a cheerlul countenance Actxvltles S Y B Gtrls Club Representative Letsure Interests Swxmrmng readmg hlkmg After School College BETTY ANN DANIELS Danny I.lbEI'C1l Hrqh erected thoughts seated m the heart ot courtesy Act1v1t1es Volunteer Senlor Year Book Bowlmg Badmlnton Archery National Honor Soctety exsure Interests Skatlng swrmmmg dancmg bowlmg badmmton archery readmg After School Bates College ROBERT DATSON Peanut Techn CGI The :deal of courtesy wrt grace and charm ACYIVIIIGS Basketball Track Cross Country Lex sure Interests Dancmg After School College gf X 5' BARBARA I DE ANGELIS Barb General Im no angel Acttvxtxes Band G1rls Club Glee Club Cholr Lexsure Interests Dancmg bowlmg sw1mm1ng Alter School Dental School ARLENE HAZEI. DE GREENIA RL-,Ste Spectal Thy modestys o candle to thy ment ACIIVIIIGS Current Ezents Club I.e1sure I terests Collectxng perfume bottles dancma After School Work AUDREV DENNERLY is Denny Home Economtc Erzthustasm IS the breath of qemus ACIIVIIIQS Basketball Lexsure Interest Sw1m 'mng football basketball boatlng katmg 'nu src danclng After School Work 'HESYB I te I' us'- dv ','.'1'7L MARY DICKERSON Dickie Horne Econormcs In her tongue ts the law of krndness Leisure Interests Dancing swimming cartng .or chrldren readmg radto After School Work CLAIRE DIMITRIADIS Drrnrt Home Nursrnq The ornament ol 'ter sex Lersure Interests Danctng roller skatrng bowl mg seerng boxing matches and football games After School Profess1onal dance ar-a song wrrter MURIEL DIVERSI Mtn Screntrfrc Frrendshrp rs the hxqhest degree of pe-rlectton rn socxety Acttvxtres Band Dramatxc Club Gtrls Club S Y B Class Play Letsure Interests Swrmmmg dancrng basketball wrrttng letters After School College IAMES HAROLD DOW rm Specta The lhlrt after happmess rs never extinguished m the heart ol man ACIIVIIISS Football Harrnomca Band Lersure Interests Basketball After School Work IEANFITE ROSE DROLIIIN Suste Spectal A pretty foot ts a qrea grit of natu F A IIVIIIGS Home Economrcs Club Letsure In tere ts Movtes Alter School Vlfork -cl'- ' AINITA 'I' DURANT Nrta Comme cral Meddlmq wtth anot er mans to ways thankless work Actrvrttes- Bowlrng I.e1sure Interests Sw rrnng After School Bustness College PN AEI DAL1. R DYME T Nrnn e st eter o e at t ar lamo s Le sure Intere ts hurtttng and Frshrrg Ale Scnool U S Marrne I GEEORG ERI KSO Lf IIIIC cd he 1 ard QFCC o es are N o lrfes qreate bless rqs 915 9 FIIGIESIS lflg 'SKGIIPQ l 'l FQ' Ate Schoc O ce Vvork , I I . I- El,-A . Qi Vg t .': . V .T .. . I XM . -s K Y ' ' 1,22 x , . ' h ' Ily IS al' , ' . . I . 'rm- I , , nv' W I ' I KY t . .- Nl . L Inau rral 11's b 1 r b 1 rhtui . u 1 I . s ' .' . . t r ' S yr fo v 4' X., Al HIYYk'r Cor: lrcral Gtr. I 'CII fl . , A cl ff., I' O f . ' S! rr . . L ur I . Ski , ,' . , swtrn . 1. ft r .I I ffl 'L 'Um -3 'Hur 1946 HARRIET EANARAS Ducky Commercral Good nature and good sense are usually companrons LGISUTS Interests Movles skatlng swlmmxng Alter School College or Work IOSEPH CHARLES FLAMAND oe Industrtal A compamon to the owls ACIIVIIIGS Football Track Lexsure Interests Basketball bowhng clanctng hockey Alter School U S Martnes RICHARD FOLEY Dxck Commerctal Speak low when you speak love Lelsure Interests Sknng skatmg swrmmrng sleeping Alter School Army HERBERT FOLLANSBEE IR I-Ierble Commerclal Virtue rs bold and goodness never fearful Act1v1t1es Student Councll Semor Play Leisure Interests Golf com collectmg skung Alter School Bentley School of Accounting FLORENCE E FOY Betty Lou Home Economlc My heart rs true as steel ACIIVIIISS Gxrls Club Band Lelsure Interests Skatlng swxmmmg readlng outdoor sports AI ter School Telephone operator FRANCIS FRENCH F enchte SCIGYIIIIIC Much ado about nothmq Lersure Interests I-Iuntmg bowling baseball AI er School Merchant Marlne BARBARA M FROST Barb Commercral Accountmg Drscretxtn rs the better part ot valor Actlvtttes Glrls Club Lex ure Interests Mov es dancmg After School Ofllce work or clerk DANIEL GALE Darny Index t cl I can resrst F-verythmq bu te-rr pta ron Lelsure Interests Motorcycles hunttng frshlna swxmmmg QITIS After School Work for H E Humphreys as a refrtgerator servlce man 'HeSYB BETTY IEAIN GALLAGHEB Bett S 1enti'1 Rather han ove II-an money han fame give me truth Activities S Y B Iumor Red Cross Flepresenta tive Treble Clet Club Leisure Interests Ballet dancing bowling hunting and shooting Ate School Universty of New Hampshire CSCIEYITIS o Arti tt VELMA GAMBLE VG Ge e , TEGSOHYOFGSUCQSS e aoe to spend your lite rz your owr' wa Leisu e Interests Roller skating bowling too ball and basketball games ice skating Afte School Pediatr c Nurse Wellesley Convale cent I-Iornc FPAI If LAWFENICE GASKE Ilmmv Gene al Hears much speaks little Lei ure Interests Skiing clubs hunting and tishing bowling skating reading Alter School P G and then college DORIS GASPER Dottie Home Economics A ready will a helping hand Leisure Interests Bowling dancing swtmming skating ard skiing After School Nursing 0 work IAMES CLARK GATI-IERCOLE Clarkle Special Whats in a name? Activities Current Events Club Leisure I e ests Football airplanes After School Work M3 .4 ANNETTE GEORGE Clip Scientific Forget ing is woman s hrs! and greatest art Activities S Y B Senior Play Student Council Honor Society Volunteer Band Girls Club Leisure Interests Tennis dancing reading swimming Alter School College IOAN GIBSON iGib Scientifi- Vu! to persuade and beauty to delight. Activities Band, Volunteer, Girls' Club, Basket- ball, S Y B National Honor Society. Leisure Intere'ts Tennis, riding, dancing, reading. Af! . 'XSchool College 0 PEARL MAY GOODSELL Cy,USl1OYIY SPSCIUI Honesty is the best policy Activities' Home Economics Club, Current Events Club Leisure Interests: Collecting rare perfume bottles, dancing After School' Work 1946 A The SYB RAYLENE CAROLE GRISWOLD Ray Commercial Quiet persons are welcome everywhere, Leisure lnterests: Swimming, skating, bowling, tennis, dancing. After School: Office work, ROY GUIMOND Gemo Technical O! they love least that let men know their love. Leisure lnterests: Bowling, pool, ping-pong, girls, good movies. After School: Architectural work. lOl'lN FOWLER GUSTAFSON l'Gus Scientific Why is this thus? What is the reason of this thusness? Activities: S Y B, Senior Play, Band, Red Cross Debating Club. Leisure lnterests: Reading movies. After School: College. i I LORNA LAUREN' HADLEY Scientific Beauty provoketh thieves sooner than gold. Activities: S Y B, Bowling, Biology, Science Club, Red Cross, Band. Leisure lnterests: Swim! ming, reading, riding, dancing, collecting records, loafing. After School. University of New Hampshire. . 5 ROBERT HAMBLETT 04:-t' Ham l General Cannon his name Cannon his voice, he came Activities: Senior Play, Volunteer. Leisure ln- terests: Dancing, hunting, fishing, swimming. NYLEEN HAMMAR ' I Nig ci l-lamborie' General A good heart is better than many heads Activitiesi Speedball, basketball, bowling, vol- leyball, softball Leisure lnterests: Swimming, dancing, baseball, eating, skating, skiing, horse- back riding, After School lnterior decorating school. ALLAN R HANNA 'Al General A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing Activities Band, B C C, Choir, S Y B, Staff, Co-Chairman of Levee Committee, Basketball, Track. Leisure lnterests Dancing, swimmin , driving After School Undecided. lu, jx . 31 IEAN HEADBERG Av, l-lezzy Scientific Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm Activities Basketball, Speedball, Badminton, Softball, Ping-pong, Student Council, Girls' Club, Bowling, Volleyball Leisure lnterests: Swim- ming, hiking After School: Nursing. She ts ol a ltvely dtsposttton 1946 GEORGE HEALY Scienttltc An Irishman wtth skates of silver ACllVll1eS Football, Hockey, Red Cross. Letsure Interests All sports, especially hockey. After Schooli College, IOAN HEARTZ General l am wealthy tn my trtends Acttvxtxes Cho1r l.e1sure Interests Mustc readtng skung svnmmtng After School Col lege ANDREW HEATH IR Ltbe al Wtt rs tne sal at conversatton Actt Band Student Councxl S Y B Hono Socte Debatmg Club Letsure Interests O gan Youth Counctl ptano De Molay After School College EVERETT HERRIN Techntcal A very gentle beast and ol a good consctence Actlvtttes Band Alter School Undectded PAUL R HOLBROOK Sctentttlc He conquers who endures Acttvtttes Cross Country Track Letsure In terests Reading sknng Alter School Work mv-3709 STUART B HOLBROOK Stewte Sctentlltc The Prtnce ot darkness ts a gentleman Act1v1t1es Glee Club I V Football Letsure Interests Sports After School College IOANNE B HOWE Io or Sktnny Class Cal Actxvtttes Gtrls Club Red Cross Bowlmg Volunteer Freshman year manager ot Gtrls Varstty Basketball Sophomore manager ot Intro mural Baseball Plng pong Le1sure Interests SWITTIUTITIQ baseball sk11ng readmg htkmg ptng pong bowlmg Alter School Plymouth Teachers College ROBERT HOWELL Bobby Techntca Wtthout mustc ltle would be a mtstake Acttvtttes Band Cho1r Bass Clef Club Hockey Baseball Lelsure Interests Skung danctng baseball parttes hockey huntxng After School Vlustcal Career tv' Band Ltnes AWWTLW 'HeSYB T36-t 1946 EVERETT E HOWLAND Chlp Industnal He that has content hath enough Lelsure Interests Traveling skatmg huntmg bowlmg After School Pharmacy SSYVICG U 'xt' snmrm Hucxms Huck Commercxal She IS a qlrl ol no mean endowments ACl1V1ll9S Glee Club Bowhng Dramat1c Club Red Cross Le1sure Interests Sw1mm1ng skat mg bowhng After School Work DAVID I HUDSON Scxentrftc No legacy ts so nch as honesty ACl1V1l1eS Blology Science Club Le1sure In terests Makxng models huntlng After School College EDWARD I-IUTCI-IINSON Hutch Tecnmcal Variety IS the mother of enjoyment ACllV1f19S Band Track Hockey Lexsure I terests Sknng tenms clancxng parties Afte School Undeclded ROEERTA IEWELL Bobby S 1ent1f1c The pupil of Impulse Actwxtte Student Councxl Speedball Baske ball Badmtnton Softball Pmg pong Guls Club Letsure Interests All sports After S hool Ru mess school MURIEL CORPINE IOHINSON Sc1ent1f1c I lS beter to be a llttle tlarre lat varms than a larq fxre that burns AClIV1l19S Bowlmg B1ology Scrence Club Let sure Interests Sw1mm1ng rnustc rtdmg readlng most anythmg After School Un1vers1ty of New Hampshue ELEANOR R IONES Ellle or Iones1e General See no evzl hear no evil speak no evll Actxvltxes Bowlmg Letsure Interests Skatmg swtmmmg readmg softball basketball bowhng sewmg cooklng After School Work ROBERT IONES ob Technlcal Not that I love study less but that I love lun more ACl1Vlll6S Basketball Baseball After School College 'HKSYB s. N, ' I ' I ' ' 3 . '-7' H H U I' ' A be Q 7 ' ' ' I ' Its xr A . . S, I r 5 ta ' . I I . P I C sl ! I ' . tx 1 , 9 . . V 2 'I ' , H ' , V' I Y. H ' I Q un V u u - rf , xg X F v , HB H A MILDRED KENDALI. Mlke 6 Blondxe Commerctal Sxmplrcrty rs a jewel rarely Iound Lelsure Interests Sknng skatmg drawmg read mg pamtmg Alter School Bustness School or Ofhce Work RAYMOND W KENDALI.. Ray Industrlcll Actxvmes Track Letsure Interests Radlo llymg photography Alter School Army PAULINE KENNEDY Pauly Sctenttllc Act1v1t1es Student Counctl Sen1or Play Bowl mg Lelsure Interests Dancmg mov1es sports Alter School Nurslng PHYLLIS G KIDDER X ,356 Phyl Home Economxcs l have superfluous lezsure ACl1V1I1eS GIIIS Club Bowlmg Lelsure I terests Sknng bowlmg tenms b1cycle hxklng Alter School New Hampshtre State Ltquor Com mlsslon fOff1ce workl ROBERT WALLACE KIRK Bob Spec al A free and Inendly man Act1v1t1es Current Events Club Harmomca Band Le1sure Interests Hrktng hshmg huntlng After School Work ARAM KOLTOOKIAN Sctentrhc Happmess rs speechless Acttvmes Football Student Councxl Alter School Umverslty of New Hampshue W ANNE LaEl.AMME Chubby Commerctal A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance Lexsure Interests Dancmg skatlng basketball bowlmg swrmmmg Alter School Olhce work MARION LAMONTAGNE Mxckey Commerctal ln goodness there are all kmds ol wrsdom Lexsure Interests Dancmg bowltng rnovxes After School Telephone Operator 1946 'He SYB 1946 VIRGINIA LAMORA Vxrgte Commercta I speak rn a monstrous lrttle vorce Le1sure Interests Movtes readmg skatmg skt mg Alter School ANNE LAMPRON Anme Commerctal Thrs world can be conquered by smrles Letsure Interests Playmg guttar movres After School IOAN LANDRY Plug General Could swell the soul to rage or kmdle soit desrre ACIIVIIIES Band Dramattc Club Gtrls Club Class Secretary Volunteer Representattve Let sure Interests All sports clanctng mustc Glrl Reserves eatmg Alter School Chamberlatn School CECILIA LANZO Secretarxal As the sun colors flowers so does art color hte Acttvtttes Bowlmg Basketball Le1sure Inter ests Drawxng readmg bowlmg Alter School New England School ol Art or some other art school BENIAMIN LaSALLE IB Ben Classtcal Speakmq lrttle but thmkmg much Act1v1t1es Bass Clef Club Chotr Le1sure In terests Swxmmtng dancmg skatxng bowling After School Planntng to study Psychiatry ROBERT ADELARD LAUZE Bob Industrlal Step by step one goes far Act1v1t1es Sports Edltor Volunteer S Y B' Sports Edrtor boys Football IZ3 Manager 4th year Basketball I 2 3 Momtor Correspondent Le1sure Interests lournallsrn After School Newspaper work IRENE LEMAY MGS19 Commerclal Labor is rts own reward Acttvltles Ltbrarxan l..e1sure Interests C1v1l Arr Patrol skatzng sw1mmmg readmg bowlmg After School Ofhce work Tl-IERESA LESSARD Tessre General As merry as the day rs long Acttvmes Glee Club Chotr Speedball Bowl mg Basketball Le1sure Interests Swrmmxng bowlmg football 6 basketball games movtes Alter School Work 'ReSYB 1946 DAVID LESSELS Dave Sc1ent1f1c A womcr' rs orly a woman but a good crqarette lS U SUZOK9 Letsure Interests De Molay movles Y M C A After School Marxtlme Academy WALTER LINDENTHAL L1ndy SCISHIIIIC Not by years but by drsposrtron rs wrsdom acqurred Actrvrtres Chorr Red Cross Yearbook Student Councrl Hockey Baseball Le1sure Interests Collectrng bow t1er read1ng sports After School Dartmouth BARBARA MACK Ba b L1beral She was as rmmutable as the Hrlls but not qurte so green ACIIVIIISS Badmmton Swtmmmg S k e tc h 1 n People Letsure Interests Art music some sports some books After School P o r t r a 1 t Palnter IEAN MacKENZIE Mac Sc1ent1f1c Farr words never hurt the tongue Act1v1t1es Bowlrng Le1sure Interests Outdoor sports After School Telephone operator WILLIAM D MacPHERSON Mac Accountmg He was capable of rmaqmmq all of arrangmg all and ol domq everythmg Actxvrtres Treasurer Student Councll Cashrer Bankmg Servrce Le1sure Interests Skat1ng swlmmrng h1k1ng reading After School Bent ley s School of Accountants VARGEE MALATRAS Fudgre Sec etarxal I shall Ia!! mysell to death Leisure Interests Drawmg hstemng to the radlo cookmg readmg RALPH MARSTON Industrral Shop A sorc of the woods a man wrthout a tear Act1v1t1es Sports Le1sure Interests Dancrng bowlxng After School Trade School or Ma chrnlst Work .fy t IIARIORIE IEAN MCLAREN Scotty Accourxtrng Lo thrs rs she that rs the worlds delrqht Actwxtres Bowling Gtrls Club Leisure In terests Dancmg bowhng skatmg swmmmrng wrrtmg letters After School Offrce work 'IRQ SYB -5 ib- ,tl 1946 IOAN MCRAE Drrfty Gene al Her love IS Art ACIIVIIISS Glee Club Lersure Interests Play mg prano sketchlng readmg After School Evelyns Beauty Shoppe EREDERIC MILLS Senator Industrxal No wealth IS like the qulel mmd Lersure Interests Photography radro huntmg 6-f1sh1ng After School Army Isl' MURIEL MILLS Mllsxe Sec etar A mmd equal to any undertaking ACIIVIIISS Dramatrc Club Lersure Interests Readmg wrttmg storles playmg prano bowltng movres swxmrnmg stttrng around day dreammg After School After P G Course hope to go to REGINA MINIUTTI Gena Account ng Heaven rtself would stoop for her Act1v1t1es Senior Year Book Staff Lexsure In terests Swlmmmg skatmg bowltng Afte School An Accountant IAMES MITCHELL Accountrng Nobody but hrmself can be hrs own parallel IEAN MOSES Moe Screntxfrc The Moe The Merrrer ACllVll19S Basketball and Other Sport Leisure Interests Sports dancing readtng After School Undectded BURTON NAULT Burt Sctentxft A woman would run through lrre and water lor such a kmd heart Actxvrtxes Football 137 C41 Hockey C35 t4J Choir Bass Clef Club Baseball Lelsure In terests Y M C A basketball golf and other sports After School College YV ' IOI-IN NELSON Sctentlfxc Thank God tor sleep Actxvttres Hockey Golf Letsure Interests Golf swlmmtng other sports After School Col lege 'Ike SYB , . - I , L x .9 . , .ty -.K - -. 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F ff-if CARLTON NUTTER Nuts Sc enttttr- A dashmg boy but not a sprmter Letsure Interests Collecting old books D Molay After School College sw BEVERLY I OAKES Bev Nursmg The mqht has a thousand eyes ACIIVIIIGS Ir Red Cross Lelsure Interests Danc mg swlmmxng and tennts After School Tele phone Ope ator vpgfxi FRED NICHOLAS OSGOOD Czzte Industrxal A good heart ts better than all the heads tn the world Letsure Interests E1sh1ng hunttng swtmmxng eatmng Alter School Work BEVERLY PARENTEAU Sharpxe General It rs quality rather than quantxty tha matters ACIIVIIISS Bowltng Basketball Lelsure I terests Sports mov1es danclng rnustc After School Telephone otftce RICHARD PARENTEAU Srmtty Industnal A Man of Actzon ACIIVIIISS Motorcycltng Alter School Navy BETTY PARKER Accountlng She was capable of adaptmg herself to plac ttme and person ACIIVIIIBS Bowhng Letsure Interests Bowl mg danctng Alter School Secretary J LURLINE PARKER Bobby Ac odnttrg Telephone telegraph tel a worrran ACIIVIIIGS Speedball Basketball Bovwltng I-Io e Economlcs Club Glrls Club Letsure Inte es's Danctng blcycltng savtmmtng At ho Ot' ce work CONSTANCE PEARCE Conme Gene al It rs good to lzve and learn Acttvtttes Gxrls Club Band Letsu e Interet Mustc correspondence After School Work I Albany 1946 The SYB 5 . A ' 1 I ' , e- 4 . X . . SAA. V A , tw I J I if 3 . I . Y . 'Q A A VA A .I n- -eb- .3 ' , ' I , ' ter SQ? I .1 A 'L MNNGNJ 'Q I ,' , r :six 42 1946 ESTRER PETERSON ' l ' 'Pete' Commercial This world can be conquered by smiles Activities: Bowling, Basketball. Leisure In- terests: Dancing, swimming, skating, skiing. Atter School: Beautician School. DOROTHY PI-IILBRICK Dot Secretarial 'A girl not perfect, but ol good heart Activities: Bowling. Leisure Interests: Movies, swimming, skating, riding. After School: Work. BETTY ANN PLATIN Ginger Liberal The deepest rivers have the least sound. - Activities: Bowling, Biology Science Club, Girls' Club. Leisure Interests: Learning to drive, rid- ing swimming Atter School University of New Hampshire IANE PORTER Iohn L Secretarial Out of the strain ol doing lnto the peace ot done Activities President Red Cross SYB Student Council Secretary Capt Varsity Basketball Speedball Badminton Table Tennis Volleyball Leisure Interests Movies Skiing Tennis Y Vermont Library Basketball games After School Work KUESYB CLIFFORD POWERS W C i Industrial All mankind love a lover Activities None Leisure Interests Swimming work Alter School Work or Marines GERALDINE PRATT Gerry Secretarial Many a small makes a great Activities Bowling Leisure Interests Skiing skating bike riding hiking fishing horses Af ter School Work 7 o ,r ANN PRESCOTT 9 Butchie Secretarial Good nature coupled with good sense Activities Treble Clet Club A Capella Choir Girls Club Senior Bowling SYB Badminton Volley Ball Leisure Interests Dancing Bowl ing Skating Writing Letters After School Legal Secretary LUCY BERYL PRUSIA Home Economics Eyes ot unho1Y blue Activities Bowling Speedball Baseball Leisure Interests Dancing Reading Sewing Letter writing After School Undecided ffl 1946 GENEVIEVE ARLENE PYNN Gen and Genny Commerctal Fnends are born not made Letsure Interests Sports readtng mustc After School Secretartal work ql X x9 V'.0 MURIEL QUINN Moe Secretartal Soltly speak and sweetly smzle Acttvttles Gtrls Club Home Economlcs Club Student Counctl Letsure Interests Swtmmmg Movles Bowlmg After School Olfxce Work IEAN RAMSEY Budget General And true she zs she has proved ACIIVIIISS Treble Clef Bowllng Lexsure In terests Basketball Sports Movtes Sewmg Readtng After School Dental Technlctan IOAN REMINGTON Ioante Secretartal A most dellclous compound wlth mgredlents complete Acttvtttes Gtrls Club Letsure Interests Bowl mg Skatmg Dancmg Skung Swlmmmg After School Medtcal Secretartal School IEANETTE RICHARDSON etty Sctentt IC To blow and swallow at the same moment is not easy Acttvtttes Band Speedball Basketball Bowltng Letsure Interests Sports Mustc Danctng After School Harper Method Rochester Beauty School Rochester New York xv -svffxbt PAULINE ROBERTS W Chtnky General A lrxend rs not known but In need Act1v1t1es Speedball Lelsure Interests Swtm mg After School Lets watt and see DAVID ROBICHAUD Roby General A man of mark' Acttvtttes Band Letsure Interests Mustc sports danctng swtmmmg After School Army or Navy LILLIE ROBINSON Ltl Commercxal A govzal pleasmq way she has 7716 SYB M' Q' Q 'Q 3 J if fs , 1,1 ., X.. , All 'I k,rl'E'i , it' . , tl 1 at 1946 LOIS ROBINSON General Dorng easrly what others frnd dtffrcult rs talent ACIIVIIIGS Band Presrdent of Orchestra Glrls Club Lersure Interests Musrc Readrng After ochool Some kind of rnusrc work BEULAI-I RUNDLETT Mrdge Screntrfrc She rs able because she thrnks she rs able Lersure Interests Readma dancmg brktng bowlrng musrc art After School Art School CORA ROWENA SALTMARSI-I Secretarral Manner not gold rs woman s best adornment Act1v1t1es Grrls Club Lersure Interests Danc mg katrng sw1mrn1ng sktmg After School Secretarral Offlce Work MARION SANBORN Butch General .Is she not more than pamtrng can express? Act1v1t1es Bowlmg Lelsure Interests Sknng playmg prano After School Work Study Music DORIS IANE SARGENT Do Scxentrfxc deportment grves them decent grace ACIIVIIIGS Glee Club Basketball Bowlmg ber sure Interests Musrc sports art After School Nursmg CONSTANCE SEVERANCE Connxe Screntrflc Nothmg rs so dear and precrous as trme Act1v1t1es Glee Club Chorr Volunteer Dra matlc Club Bowlrng Archery Lersure Interests Swrmrnmg skatlng skung South Church Fellow shrp brcycllng prano After School UHIVGTSIIY of New Hampshtre ROSS I SEYMOIJ R Screntrfrc Silence rs eloquent Actrvrtres Brology Scrence Club Bass Clef Club Choxr Dramatrc Club Student Councrl Cross Country Lersure Interests Boxlng flymg hrk mg readrng musrc Afte School College and aw IANE SHAW Lrberal I rhmk I could be a good woman rt I had frve rnousand a year Actrvrtres Orchestra Volunteer Student Coun crl Red Cross Year Book Natronal Honor So crety Dramatrc Club Letsure Inte ests Musrc readmg After School Unrversrty of New I-lampshrre J' SYB X71-cat Br vt '72 'L .Vs E -v , ,I ff A ., QQ-J ' ' P A 2 ' I ' I . A .W I N . 'f I'- N I . . I .. tu . . . What's a fine person or a beauteous lace unless 7 3 ' , , . :J X ' wN'l I3 .. . ,, , , . W W . I . . V -. g 1 . V. L XE ,c A I 5 AJ' If If . ' , v jvc.:-'I 1 f ' f ' -0, . .4 PJ J N 1 W ts iwt Qml 1, 1? 1946 WILLIAM SI-IEPARD 1 S ep S U CY' ITG 're ACIINIIIGS Bono Cnor Boss Cle' SYB Deco ng I-'ono Socrety Le sure Inte es s Y Iv' C A Ue oloy golf enms dorcrng Ale Sh o V1llIG IQ College RI-IO A SILBER Shorty Corn er tol rl ACIIVIIIES G1 ls Cluo Le1sure In eres Q Read rng owes Ale School Wor VIRGIFIA M SILVA G1nny Gene ol T cnk goodness the sun rcs gone 1'1 cnc I gon! have to go ou one em , 1 ACIIVIIIPQ Glee Club Bond LGIQU e Interest Slcotrng doncmg Atte School Ilursrng L PAULINE IEAI ETTE SMITH Pauly Comrnercrcrl he swee- est s ul trot eve orc-ed mrs Hun on eyes Lelsure Interests Doncmg KIITIG kotrng sw1m rnrng bowlmg Alter School Secretgmol work V PHYLLIS SMITI-I 8' 1tch1e Corrrne c ol Sw wrs os gcoo os e c. VI ICS Home E on n c C ub Le1su e I Sport 1c1nc1ncr Atte School Wor -049- MARIAIN NE STANLEY Mary SCIEDIIIIC SEI S YIOI OC Q0 Act1v1t1es Bosxe hcl' sk11'1c w1m'n1ng Le1 ure ln ereets Photograph 1 A' e S ool lun o College SALLY STEVENS cr College cuff ke It c neuer eases l.9ISJ e Inte e ts Dcnc ng po ts Alter Scnool Vorrc C nomar STE '12 sor Vk ' A IP Butch SCIGDIIIIC A con pc lC'l t Ac IVIIIES Hockey L 1 u e I e est Sknng kczt1ng sw1mm1ng 'e'1n1s dogs Afte Scnool Deep seo salvage N k KHKSYB itll 1946 SHERMAN STICKNEY Sttck Techntcal A blusn ts beautriul but sometxmes mconvement Letsure Interests Bowltng skating huntmg ftshmg travehng After School U N H U S Martnes IOHNI SULLIVAN Sully Industrtal Purpose JS what gives lrfe meamnq Letsure Interests Swtmmmg drvtng sleepmng After School Army then college IOSEPH SULLIVAN Sully Specla Gladness of the heart IS the ltfe oi man ACIIVIIISS Football Current Events Club Let sure Interests Ratstng carrler ptgeons Alter School Work DOROTHEA ISAILYJ SWAIN s General The eprtome ol lemmrty Acttvtttes Bowltng Dramattcs Gtrls Club Treble Clef Club Letsure Interests Dancmg bowllng outdoor sports books llstemng to all types of records wrltlng letters After School Work CHARLES THEODOROU Charlxe SCIGHIIIIC Luke a pme free tall and slender ACIIVIYIGS Debatmg Club Orchestra Leisure Interests Photography Y M C A After School College Engmeermg IOYCE THOMAS Bazel or Tommy Sgrenuhc A lrllle work a lot ol play such IS my If from day to day Acttvtttes Student Counctl Speedball Basket ball Bowltng SYB Lelsure Interests Elyln photography Alter School Umverstty of Mtch :gan MARGARET THOMAS Ltbe al Ctve try tnouqnts no tongue ACIIVIIIPS Volunteer Glrls Club Bowltng Band Letsure Interests Readtng mustc swrrnmtng After School Mount Holyoke College FREDERICK THOMPSON Tommy Eleetfoot Techn cal Hes thm s a ah Acttvtttes Track Cross Country Captatn Letsure Interests Swtmmtng skattng movtes bowlmg d owmg hnkmg traveltng After School Atr Corps or Aeronautxcal Engxneertng 'HKSYB if-Y 7 l-I fi, vw- 1946 RUTH TITTEMORE Shorty Home Economtcs A wrtty woman rs a treasure a witty beauty a power Actwtttes Basketball Student Councrl Lelsure Interests Dctncmg After School Photography MARIE TOWNE Commerc al What ts yours rs mme and all mme rs yours ACIIVIIISS Gtrls Club Letsure Interests Read ng movtes dancmg After School Work GEORGIA TSECKARES Georgre Accountmg In each cheek appears a pretty drmple ACYIVIIIGS Glrls Club Debatmg Club Pres Gtrls Glee Club Cheer Leader Dramattc Club Student Counctl Chorr Semor Play Bowltng Red Cross Badminton SYB Letsure Interests Danctng sports readtng DOROTHY TUCKER Dotty Secretartal Look for the woman Le1sure Int rests Danclng traveling muslc tce skattng After School Undectded IACK TUTTLE Iackson Screntrfrc Bread rs the staff of Irie' Acttvtttes Volunteer Debattng Letsure I terests Cotns stamps readtng chess travelmg After School Ltbrary Haunter Lv J AMY VAN DE BOGART Vandre L1beral Her enthustasm rs the secret of her success ACIIVIIISS Sentor Play Basketball Va st Speedball Letsure Interests Skatxng swrm mmg hlktng bowltng dancing After School N MARY VIRGIN Blondxe Commercral Little but oh my' Act1v1t1es Glee Club Orchestra Chotr Bowlxng Student Counctl Grrls Club Red Cross Le1 sure Interests Bowlmg skattng swtmmmg htk mg danctng After School Oflrce Work fu M' KENNETH WALKER Ken Technrcal that has patrence may compass anythmq Lersure Interests Swrmmmg hunttng hshtng outdoor sports After School U N H or U S Navy 7716 SYB SARAH LEWIS WEBB SONY Ltberal A blrthe heart makes a usage fmt Act1v1t1es Volunteer Senxor Play SYB Honor SOCISYY Glrls Club Lelsure Interests Sknng muszc swrmmmg After School College LYDIA MAE WHITCHER Whxtch General Here s a pretty state of things here s a pretty how-de do Le1sure Interests Dancmg bowlmg After School Wa1tress MABEI. WHITE Wh1tey Accounttng A httle work a httle play To keep us qomq and so good day Actrvttles Speedball Basketball Bowlxng Glrls Club Lersure Interests Y basketball games football games sw1mm1ng After School Col lege Tl-IELMA MAE WI-IITTIEH Sclentrfrc She speaks sense Act1v1t1es Bowhng Badminton Volunteer Base ball Le1sure Interests Readlng sport rnovles After School Nursrng IEAN WILKINS Ieame Accountrna Oh that I had wmqs Ixke a dove Actlvmes Basketball I 2 3 Bowhng Badrnln ton Softball Lelsure Interests All sports danc mg movxes After School Umversxty of New I-Iampshrre PAULINE WINSLOW Polly Cornrne c1aI No human ll mg rs ol serrous Importance Lelsure Interests Horseback rrdmg dancln movles bowhng After School Work 40' fa 4191 a MURIEL I WOOD Mlck Sc1ent1t1c Srlence rs sweeter than speech ACllVlll9S Glrls Club Bowlmg Lexsure I IHKSYB V' 1946 terests Swrrnrnrng RGlnbOW walklng Af'er School Work HILDA WOODBUBY Hrldy Comrrerc al Drhqence rs the mother of good fortune Actrvmes Glrls Club Lelsure Interests 4I l After School Offrce Vlork L 'WH-19' 3 1946 E, 'L I6 SYB ,af If il. Hg 'S 'F sl sf, ' f ki. ,. -L' A ' ' ' , -I- RED CROSS ORCHESTRA PAP EER Q GN C LU B S STUDENT GOVERNMENT .Q- .1 .1- - BBW? www. wi' .S?lft6!2l'Lf EJIAILCL The Student Councll has long been a workable form of stu dent government 1n Concord Hlgh Every room every class and each organ1zat1on 1S represented and all members have thetr speclal dutles Mr S1mpson has been the advrsor of thls organ1zat1on s1nce 1938 Act1v1t1es mcluded the sponsorsh1p of the Alumnl Dance the prohts of whlch went to the Cross Country team several assem bhes and the handhng of the strlke threat The group also spon sored bus transportatlon for some of the out of town games . .- -1 I - 2 QI BJ MM, c , Q , X 'P W --..,- . ,W Hfqwwt K . ' I I I I I - 1 - ' is 0-is MVLLOI' 60:55 The Amencan lunlor Red Cross of Concord l-hgh School has wtlhngly taken part IH the Red Cross act1v1t1es thls year They sponsored a tea party for lunlor l-hgh School and grade school Red Cross Workers and collaborattng wtth the G1rls Club fmanced the Orphans party and sent flowers and cards to the slclc At the theaters the Workers collected funds for the Red Cross dr1ve They also prov1ded funds for appllances made at the Morrtll School to be sent to hospttals and to be used ln the schools To ratse money for such expenses candy was sold at basketball games and the coat room at the Chamber of Com merce dmner was supervlsed in ...sz-ih- jA6 Mlfwnteef The popular Concord I-hgh publlcatlon The Volunteer was brought out by Annette George Edltor IH Clmef Wlth the help of twenty n1ne reporters hve typlsts and Mrs Genevleve Laclleu as faculty advlsor Durlng the past year the Volunteer has been exchanged Wlth about twenty chfferent schools Agaln thls year the paper was a member of the Natlonal Scholasnc Press Asso c1at1on E : E .f... Dtrector Almatlna Ohta Fxlmer Ham Ellers Mr Ltttle Goody Mrs l.1ttle I jgAfn9 Claim FEBRUARY 28 MARCH l 1946 Robert O Brten Asst D1rector we Gul Paulxne Kennedy loan Cavanaugh Herbert Follansbee Andrew Heath Burton Nault Annette George Amy Van de Bogart Antomette Cuckoo Screwball Henrtette Norman Peel Dlcky Harpeddle Mrs Harpeddle Mtss Rologa Georgta Tseclcares Betty Ahern Mary Aslantan Patrlcta Bennett Betsy Barley Murtel Dlverst Ross Seymour Iohn Gustafson Vtrgtnra Stlva 130 P TJ g..,.,-' '?f-Jill i- --5 W Ml 'U ,,,,.,1 W x '5 'I-6 l! I in v..4....,.f Q X..-,Huy KM, ss M13 -NG-'ug 111.- lv Q ni j00tA6lf ff With not a single regular returning from last falls gridiron squad Coach Martin and Captain Edward Young worked harder than ever to round out as strong a club as possible The final result was four wins and four defeats The Crimson started the season off with a bang a victory over St Ioseph s High of Manchester in a night game at Memorial Field Then the team took to the road Winning only one out of four games Stevens High of Claremont quickly took us into camp at Monadnock Park Laconia High was next to send us down to defeat On Columbus Day Franklin played host to the Crim son and we came home with a holiday win Next was Dover High, and again We suffered defeat, although we completely outclassed the Doverites in the last half. With all traveling done, Coach Martin sent his charges against Spaulding High of Rochester in the second home game of the yearg We won, making our record 3 and 3. Portsmouth was our next opponentg again we lost. In the final game of the season against West High of Manchester, our team beat the Queen City lads. P055 GMU ff? Coach Callahans 1945 cross country squad capta1ned by Fredemck Thompson, was the team to beat IH New Hampshlre last tall They cleaned up on all opponents gomg through SIX scheduled meets undefeated The Crlmson defeated Manchester Central Manchester West Dover Hrgh ln meets played on a home and home bas1s Then came the State Meet at Durham where the Crxmson t1ed w1th Manchester West for the champxon shlp each hav1ng 30 po1nts the Unlverslty ot Connect1cut to compete ln the New England Meet wlth schools from Rhode Island Massachusetts Connectt cut and New Hampshlre Here they placed fltth and thus the1r seven w1n streak was ended Largely responslble for the clean mark 1n New Hampsh1re compet1t1on were Captaln Thompson and Bob Datson the latter havlng won the State t1t1e at Durham and broken the t1me record ln so do1ng Datson a sen1or and a new comer on the cross country squad proved a valuable asset As Granite State Champs with West, both schools Went to QW .gud my ni' c.!47!0CA8y The year has been a banner one for Coach Callahan After producing an undefeated cross country team Delly brought an other championship to Concord in the form of the State hockey crown Believe it or not although they had one of the toughest schedules ever arranged for a Crimson sextet the team went through undefeated The Crimson scored an even 50 goals to their rivals 6 in lO games and among the nine wins were five shutouts for Captain Lindenthal whose superb net tending had much to do with the perfect season. ln their first game with Brewster Academy at Wolfeboro Coach Callahan s skaters had not been on the ice together once but they held the Academy lads to a l to l tie. The first team to test the local pucksters after they had a few sessions together was Franklin which suffered a 4 to O setback. From this time on our disk chasers took into camp Dover High twice Tilton Prep twice Portsmouth High twice. ln the return game with Brewster here we took them all around the Fruit Street arena, winning 8 to U. Balleflaff What had the aspect of be1ng a banner basketball season at C H S was shattered after Coach Martln s squad had Won 10 out ot 12 games when Co Capta1n Harold Happy Stmpson broke hrs leg 1n the Laconla game Happy had scored 159 po1nts 1n these dozen ttlts and 1t looked as 11 Concord Htgh at last had a champ1onsh1p team to send to the tournament at Durham Hampered by the loss of thelr Co Captatn the boys under the leadershlp ot Co Captatn but tn the rema1n1ng four games on the schedule managed to cop but one that be1ng a 31 to 27 wm over Manchester West Concord attendmg tts second consecuttve State Tournament ln Durham beat the Berhn Hlgh Mountameers 46 to 23 Then they lost to St Ioseph s Hrgh ot Manchester 33 to 26 Wtth a record ot 11 Wms m 16 starts the Crrmson racked up a total ot 543 po1nts to thetr opponents 452 tor an average of 36 3 po1nts per game ln the two games tn Durham they scored 72 po1nts to thetr opponents' 56 William Acie Slattery, tried in vain to stay in the Win column, . jl 6LC Coach Mart1ns track and held squad of l946 w1ll test 1ts strength agamst s1x New Hampshrre schools thrs year before they travel to Durham to defend thelr State Crown won last season by an overwhelmlng margm over Portsmouth Hrgh Wrth many of hrs stars gone w1th the graduatmg class of last Iune Coach Martrn w1ll have a much harder t1me thls year 1n roundmg out a team as powerful as that of last season Stars ltke Co Captalns Lewrs Clark Fred Thompson and lettermen Lours Braley Robert Bourdeau Ted Hutchlnson and many others w1ll be counted on to brrng back the champronshlp to Con cord Hlgh for a second consecutlve year The schedule for thts year w1l1 be a tough ass1gnment for the Crxmson runners and held men w1th such teams as Trlton Prep Nashua Manchester Central St Pauls Manchester West and Dover Hrgh to battle before the State Meet Y -..W WW.. W:-A ,- , , - I I I , , , , , I I I ' I 4415305-:mais u Q naw' ! - BWP X 667,60 AG, ff The baseball team Wrth Coach Callahan at the helm has won three out of four games to date They have defeated Ports mouth Dover and Frankhn wh1le suffermg a 6 to 5 set back at the hands of Nashua I-hgh at Whlte Park ln the openmg home game of the season Coach Callahan had an unusual number of candldates thrs year and had a very dlfflcult task ln prckmg h1s frrst team Prtchmg has been very good up t1ll now and the h1tt1ng has been the factor 1n many of the v1ctor1es There are fourteen games on the schedule th1s year Wllh Manchester Cen tral Manchester West F rankl1n Dover Nashua and Stevens I-hgh of Claremont ln home and home serles and s1ng1e games Wllh Portsmouth and St Paul s School Mi 1 .4- QE...-. QFA 7 gdfdgetgd The 46 gtrls varslty basketball team came through w1th flylng colors th1s year by w1nn1ng thelr three scheduled games To start thelr season off Wrth a bang the g1rls defeated the alum nae 26 to 24 and then proved thelr sk1ll by w1nn1ng a hard fought battle from a strong St Ioseph s team at the Manchester court A two polnt margln was earned by our g1rls ID the last seconds edglng the Manchester team 19 to 17 Wlth more conf1dence 1n themselves the squad defeated St Ioe s to the tune of 21 to 4 1n the return game Most of the cred1t should be g1ven to Coach Boutwell for the f1ne performance of her g1rls they showed a grand f1ght1ng Splfll Forwards were Captaln lane Porter cf Marion Davls lf Betsy Balley rf Guards Iean Headberg cg Ioan Cavanaugh lg Paullne Bowen rg The second team and subst1tutes deserve pra1se for thelr f1ne support They were forwards Lurl1ne Par ker Harrlet Rlchardson V1rg1n1a Estes leannette Anton and Ioyce Thomas guards Barbara Vltaghano Carohne French and Amy Van de Bogart Not to be forgotten are the hardwork mg managers Ioan Roby and Ioyce Thomas .ll ,...lS.4l:. Nanci h.,,Q 6 I P C-nb C hi-5 In-ah-1 -La Hilti-32.1 ..L..2.. ......L.. JL... J'-'K. ,QW11 ff The comparatrvely new sport of speedball was gurte a suc cess thrs year at C H S Thrs game now takes the place of f1eld hockey rn the grrls fall sports program lt 1S a combtnatlon ot football soccer and basketball lt resembles football rn that rt has eleven players on a team The lmeup IS l1ke that ol held hockey or soccer Speedball brtngs ID skrlls ot varrous sports such as the krckrng ot soccer the passtng of basketball and the punt and drop k1ck ot football After a tour week practrce perlod the group ot htty grrls was drvtded rnto teams Snatu Thadthacs Sprtfrres and Tee Esses They were ably captatned by Marron Davrs Pauhne Bowen lane Porter and Barbara Vrtaghano respectlvely The two wrnnrng teams Snatu and Thadthacs are plctured wrth the two managers Ioyce Thomas and lean I-leadberg both ardent players and Coach Boutwell ,. Q, ' ! 7 , ,.,.1,idK gf. . V. Ei A l -. ' - 0- . 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'xt -1 , 'W' or 83 .12 f , 1 - ,T A ' N MP2 1 at 1 1 I I A .111 s ' Q v lk, ' y 4 . . . 1 , .. ,, .. .M ,Q J my K, 1+ 3. , 1 1 I 1- r 1 .K H 4: U ...A-I Wqqag A V., S K A ,Q E K... . 0 r -l . . , . . . 1 1 - 1 1 - I 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 , . gun aiu. iiluniihurei whim ov! and wwuuuwisswn alive I' It Elllgflg Vrctoryl Thts seems to be the slogan for the Gtrls Varstty Bowlrng Team For the past l1VG years the C I-1 S lassles have beaten thetr Manchester Central opponents both here and away Th1s year our team won at Manchester by 165 p1ns and gave a repeat performance here wtnnrng by 107 p1ns The teams were capta1ned by two of our veteran bowlers Lucy Prusra Captam both thrs year and last and Dorothy Phrlbrtck The ten gtrls wtth the htghest bowlmg averages are chosen each year from the twenty tour teams that bowl weekly They represent the school and may be members of any class Bea Coulombe led the scortng department thts year wtth a htgh smgle of 123 The team's manager, Ioyce Thomas, not only took care of her dutles as manager but also played on one ol the teams when the g1r1s bowled here Mlss Moberg should recetve her share ot credlt, along wrth Mrs Boutwell, for helpmg the g1rls out every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday at the Warren Street Alleys V :.1 ' , 1 Q .4 Sf V , 4' E . 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Ol CA,8.'ffI'6l Once more under the able baton of Howard A Nettleton the orchestra enyoyed a successful year Although crlppled by a shortage ol strmgs 1t played at the school concerts and Won a great deal ol adrn1rat1on from the audlences by playmg very d1ft1cult numbers W1th sklll The season was chrnaxed by a Journey to the State Musto Festlval at Newport and part1c1pat1on 1n the graduatlon exerc1ses Sz' nf' , . L .A A Q? X ,, 3 ,. ' ' 4 ..o - U W t . , ' I . ,, 5 - , -r , ' - ' 4 r Y ,.-,..-sa.-can - . 0 n W, . , -..... . . ,. . , ., , . . 1' - y O, msn R fi 'r ' ' ' W ' 'sr A ... ,. 1' l , , , a , I . I 'v N 1 3 ,..a4...:s..... V . 9 r ' ,.,,- -. ...... I s . 24,4 . 4 . .. . ...- , . . Z a .T 3 .l.1,,g,,. K l A I V5 4 -3 - -'M'- - - 4 ua Cwffa crm, The A Capella Chou' back on a peace trme schedule has made two appearances thrs year The hrst was at the Chrrstmas Concert at the Concord Hrgh School Audrtorrurn the second was March mneteenth at the Frrst Congregatlonal Church A suc cessful year was concluded wrth appearances at the annual Sprrng Concert at Concord Hrgh School ln Aprrl and at the State Festrval ln Newport on the thrrd of May - tg . if i, 3 , , , 'v 3 ' '5 , , at L of 2 , f if Qs, A 1' f' , 1,414 qv A' Y ,, ,, -M ,A A 1 1 -. , .- me , Q ... P5 '41 -5 H - 4 4 e . . ,V ,A f , M, ., mffilf wf -T iff' -4 .1 A , wNW,,,,,, MW, V . L..,' '. . . , f I QM my Cm Under the 1nsp1red leadershlp of Howard A Nettleton the Bass Clef Club en1oyed a successful year partlclpatlng ln every school concert held The boys s1ng1ng group rece1ved h1gh prarse from the Judges at the State Muslc Festlval held 1n New port The clrmax of the year was the performance at the C1ty Mus1c Festrval 1n Concord me cw Cm Happy to welcome Howard A Nettleton as its director after a military leave of better than two years the Treble Clef Club performed before the student body in the Christmas Concert, This success was followed by participation in the Annual Spring Concert which took place in April and was acclaimed by the student body and audience. The zenith of its activities was reached at the Spring Festival which was held in Newport on the third of May. I J' Qu LLS. UH BURTON mos? 0991 r-ftur-?aEL. 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N If ' - YK! up ' .f..A 5 A Z iv 5u'r1fRrnzLo DANCER rznirisow E' X Ak L 453' .-.NCQ 'X :- Q 1, , if? of AY ' 1, c- x f .af YG, - Z Q E- 4 ,ISK O C055 cg HEN we the prophecy commrttee wrshed to learn what had become of our many classmates we conta tea ach other and agreed to meet rn New York Crty rn the year l9BU have upper at lean Bamsey s Long Stop Coffee House and go to famed Badro Crty There we ould use the Badro Televrsron lfe ha ontrrapparament a prrvrlege accorded only the most exclusrve people Thrs rnstrument was used only on every day note worthy occasrons and ve had to grve a substantral sum of money to the owner Barbara Mack for permrssron to use rt but rt was worthwhrle s pr latron was that we keep secret for at least ffteen mrnutes what was seen but now rt an be told V' e started our world wrde tour DY r rst lookrng at New York Crty At thrs trme t f as a thrrvrng metropolrs of l5 OOO OOO peo le one where no purrlarng a less than frfty storres hrgh Hotel New Yorker where Norman Batch elder doorman and crrref beltrrop Iohn oullrvan v ere drscussrng the hockey game played the evenrng before rn lvfadrson Sauare Garden a tremendous place J r h seated ZOO OOO people We learned from therr conversatron that Vvalter Lrn denthal and George Healy are stars on tae team of the New York Bangers thr eason We also learned that there was CI great feature mrle race last nrght be tvt een our old classmate Fred Thompson and Cfunder Haegg I Suddenly out through the door of the hotel erupted Boy Gurmond ofvner on hrs v ay to an rmportant busrness rrreetrng wrth Phrllrp Butterfreld Presrdent of Metro polrs Bank and Stuart Holbrook mrllron arre from Wall Street For some unkno un reason the meetrng was held rn Phrls ofrce Nhere he had no less than ten attractrve secretarres rncludrng Betsy Bar ley Mary Aslanran lngeborg Errcksor and Nyleen Hammar The scene changed to Grmbel s whose brggest busrness rs that of sellrng atomrc perrcrls that wrrte by themselves There we found lean Crosby therr art buyer purchasrng the latest works of Cecrlra Lanzo and Murrel Bennett who have be come very successful ln the merchandrs rng department we found lorna Hadley drrectrng Bobert Krrk buyer to hrs des trnatron lust around the corner was a frrst las drug store where we found Clrfford Powers and Everett Howland 1 e r k rn g sodas After frfteen years they are strll ompetrng for the trtle of fastest and least messy sodarerker They were servrng Pearl Goodsell archrtect Further on we notrced a large frre rn the Iames Gathercole Burldrrg Wrth the arrrval of the Out rn a Irffy Aerral Erre De partment under the drrectron of frre chref Davrd Hudson the rre Nas rmmedrately extrngurshed Strangely out of place rn the lrremen Danrel Cale and Brchard Earenteau .A ho arr ved v a rnotor ycle A brrllrantly lrghted srgn aught our attentron lt announced that Sally Webb was appearrng rn the smash ht The Peaceful Grrphards Also appearrng rn the same hrt was Eleanor Burnham lnterested rn sports we procured a newspaper fdone rn techn olorl and found the headl ne Lewrs Clark and Edward Young Srgn Contract wrth Grants The next page mas devoted to grrls sports and glancrna throuah the schedules we round that the Brooklyn Amazon Grrls Basketball Team had won the amazrng record of one wrn rn one game played The team had such cap able players fromC H S as Phyllrs Smrth Fay Buchanan Glorra Culver Roberta Ieuell Ieanette Anton and Murrel Qurnn As we had begun our rnspectron aurte late and as rt was now evenrng we turned to the popular Brtzrlazzr Nrght Club Bobert Datson the owner was an Z 0 Q EA I . . , C . . e e ' ' ' ' . . 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I I 5 - nounctng the program loan Bemmgton the star of the evenrng was performmg one of her spectacular dances Thts was to be followed by loan Gtbson and Arlene De Greenta guest srngers The novelty feature of the eventng was to be Beatrtce Cherrette IU her roller skat1ng act A other featured attract1on was the adagto dance done by W1ll1Gm Shepard and Betty lean Gallagher wh1ch was followed by the Can Can Gtrls Betty Ahern Norma Carlson Beverly Benson and Ioan Lan dry When we glanced around the room between numbers we not1ced c1garette gtrls loan Cavanaugh Annette George a d Ieanette D ourn and bounce s Bob ert Iones who 1n hrs spare tlmes d6V1SGS methods of usmg fuzz from peaches and Burton Nault who durtng the day works as a psychologtst for relaxatron Flntshxng wtth New York we dec1ded t go next to Washmgton D C We pushed the button and qu1ck as a flash of atom1c hghtntng we were looktng tn on the Whlte House Myl how rt had changed s1nce Lawrence Gaskell has been tn offtce ln the East Boom we found recepttomst Dorothy Tucker bustly en gaged tn conversatton wtth Sally Swatn f1l1ng clerk for the Navy Department Fur ther down the hall we heard the sharp staccato report of a rac1ng typewrtter and there was An1ta Durant transcnbmg the notes of Luther Copp Pres1dent1al secretary who wr1tes 2000 words a mln ute tn shorthand to keep up w1th hrs employer Surpnsed by a lovely bas votce smgmg the favonte melody My Darltng Does Not L1e to Me we turned to see Senator Andrew McClary Heath Iumor on h1s way to play before the Senate Mus1cal lnveshgatton Commrttee It was rumored tn Betty Damels Nosy Newsy Column that h1s playtng would turn the ttde of the 1nvest1gat1on As he swung out the door a battery of lobbymg lawyers led by Carlton Nutter and lack Tuttle and followed b thetr secretanes Cora Barnard and Anne Lam oron raced n A few se onds later rn ame a ref rom the Pentagon Bu1ld1ng tncludmg Secretary of the Treasury Wxl ham MacPherson and Lord St1ckney H1s Lordshlp was heavily loaded down Wtth a brtefcase whlle h1s asststant Patrtcla Wrtght carned only a pencll They passed the sw1tchboards where Betty Lou Fox and Marlon LaMontagne were hard at work All thrs hustle and bustle tn such a short time nearly wore us out so we dec1ded to turn to somethlng a httle more restful When someone menttoned Santa An1ta Cal1forn1a we pushed the button The f1rst personage we saw 1n Santa An1ta was the famous Charles Theodorou Vsaurre He was conversrng vlxth the re nowned woman mayor Cora Saltmarsh whom he had 1nv1ted to the fa1r Hts personal ha1rdresser V1rg1n1a Lamora and h1s tramed nurse Iean Headberg ac companred them A hellcopter whtch was to take them to the fatr was prloted oy lames Mrtchell who made the record fltght to the farr grounds a dlstance of one mrle 1n a l1ttle over four hours When the record breaktng news leaked out Bobert Badger photographer for the Ber gervtn Trtbune raced to the scene where he was fortunate enough to get a snap of Counte s Audrey Dennerly presenttng lames wxth a dozen red roses We focused our tnstrument on the long boulevard leadmg to the fa1rgrounds There was qu1te a commot1on and we saw a bevy of sobby boxers surround 1ng Allan Hanna trytng to get a ha1r from h1s head When he was frnally escued the happtest people ln the whole world were lean W1lk1HS and Ehzabeth Corchary co owners of the Farmers Ex hange of Werrlcack lnc for each had a lock of ha1r At the gate trcket agents loseph Fla mand and loseph Sulltvan were collect 1ng three whtte buttons and a common pm from all the eager farr goers lust 1nstde the gate was a dtsplay of the most tantal1z1ng deltcacles Nhlch we learned from a huge stgn were prepared by the farrs own cooks Mary Dtckerson and Lucy Prusa Near by we saw Harrtet . , I - 1 . 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 , . 1 1 1 rt Y 1 T 1 ' L. . 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'N 1' ' 7 7 I t, L, 1 . , , , Fanaras owner of the Look Beauttful Whtle You Can Dress Shoppe throw a baseball at a row of dummtes and htt one Dons Gasper and Alctde Coulombe own ers of the booth rewarded her w1th a safety pm and a bobby p n Such mustc as flowed from the next booth w1ll never be heard agatnl It had such a magnettc pull that we yust had to turn our contnvance there We found tnstead of dozens of mustctans only a three DISCS band composed of Norma Badger flut1st Mur1elDtvers1 clarxnettst and Davtd Rob1chaud drummer who were accompanylng Murtel Wood the famous snake dancer All of a sudden the loud speaktng sys tem broke down We traced the trouble to tts source and found Marte Towne radto mechantc mserttng a penny The trouble was soon remed1ed Far over the heads of the crowd was the Up xn the Atr Merry Go Round wh1ch Raylene Grtswold wealthy wtdow of tne late owner of a carbon copy con cern was unable to restst Uncon ctously she trted to buy a ttcket w1th only two green shoestrmgs but offtcers Wendall Dyment and lames Dow se1zed her and forced her to make up the dtfference Af ter a yoyous tnterlude she thanked the operator Clatre D1m1tr1ad1s and pro ceeded to the Sally Stevens Stables T our utter amazement Paultne Wmslovt was the leadlng lockey A sweet gtrl s volce was heard 1n the dtstance The boys on the commtttee tm medtately sought tts source and found Esther Peterson yell1ng pop corn at the top of her lungs A stgn announced that she was sellmg 1t to pay her way through Bow Prep She seemed to be dotng well The fortune teller s booth next attracted our attentlon Outstde Betty Pa r k e r saleswoman for Sandlers of Boston was readtng the stgn Benpamtn LaSalle Necromancerll Everythmg Kept Secret Your Future for Gne Handshake Of course she went 1n and so drd we lnstde the famed Carpenter Trombone Twlns were playtng Chopms Boogte Woogte Blue to Benny Outstde agatn we looked straxght at Ieannette R1chardson who was selltng ttckets for the rtdes tn the cha1r sw1ngs Waxttng tn lme was Regma M1nu1tt1 pr vate secretary to the female lawyer Con stance Pearce We saw a long ltne of ambulances watttng close by lnvesttgat tng we found they were wa1t1ng for the vtctxms of the chalr sw1ngs A sudden thought struck us Would Reglna be all r1ght7 But at that moment two nurses Patrtcla Bennett and Mabel Whlte were carrymg her l1mp body to the ambulance drlven by Wllltam Carlberg We followed her to the hospttal where Doctor Kenneth olay gave the shocktng dtagnosts of a1r stckness Whtle at the hospttal we found Paulme Kennedy showxng a class of probtes how to make a round square corner Wonderlng whether we would fmd any other people we knew here a the hospttal we went down to the mam offlce to look at the attendance hst There wa lean Maclienzte telltng Genevleve Pynn the Nylon stock1ng bus1ness man ager who had 1ust f1n1shed her yearly vacatlon at the hosp1tal of a new drug dtscovered by leanette Carlson and sold at Paultne Roberts drug store Genevteve alled the Shaw Taxt Servtce asking to have a cab sent 1mmed1ately When xt arrtved an hour later the drlver Marlon Sanborn asked forgtveness She had been tn a sltght acctdent w1th Htlda Woodbury wealthy actress After they had started they were held up when a processton of nursery school chtldren un der the supervtston of Georgla Tseckares had to cross the street ln the drug store was lrene Lemay fountam mrstress The Juke box was play mg Never Agatn as sung by that fa mous couple Lurltne Parker and Vargee Malatras A theater btllboard announced that Rhoda Sllber was play1ng 1n a Marl anne Stanley Productxon l-ltstory Oh No' Havtng a soda Mar1or1e McLaren V ' V - - - I I - V V V . 5 . . . . , . , 1' V I V - ' V V V V V . . 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V .V . . . - V tnformed us that she was bellhop at the An1ta Hotel What a day' We were worn to a frazzle and we had come to Santa Anrta for relaxatlon Well we m1ght as well contrnue around the world so we pushed a button and looked ID on gay Pans 1960 My what a lot of people are abroad thrs year' The very frrst people we met rn Parts were world tounsts Shrrley Hucktns and Ioan I-Ieartz who were gomg to have thetr afternoon tea rn Robert Hambletts cafe In the cafe were Fred Osgood headwatter and Lyd1aWh1tcher wartress servxng champagne to authoress Munel M1lls Everyone who goes to Pans VISITS the Stlva Concert Hall We were no excep t1on Once 1ns1de we heard the soft strams of a ptano and upon glancmg through the door saw blonde Mary V1r g1n w1th her ftngers dancmg on the 88 We also looked 1nto the DeAngel1s Art Gallery where we found Ioan McRaes Portrart of Barbara Cross fthe great smgerl and Beulah Rundlett s Profrle of Ralph Marston fthe greatest tap dancer of the century J Iust as we were golng to turn some where else there was a ternfrc exploslon Traclng 1t to tts source we saw flyrng out of Charles Cllley s Chemtoury Charles htmself Aram Koltookran and therr as slstant Murlel lohnson Dashlng to therr rescue was two gun Irene Brochu who took the casualttes to Doctor Gustafson s deluxe emporrurn The doctor was busrly engaged 1n the performance of a bra1n surgery on Raymond Kendall head of the Two at a tlme Starr Company nurse Llllle Robmson attended the pa trents After all thls excltement we looked outslde agatn and ran 1nto archaeologlst Amy Van de Bogart franttcally searchlng for a specral stone arrowhead She looked 1n a lawyers offtce fpurely by co1nc1 dencel and surpnsed Ann Prescott who was takxng dtctatlon from Ross Seymour Next door to Ross offtce was that of Paul Holbrook ophthalmologtst Thts bu1ld1ng seemed qurte 1nterest1ng so we focused our tnstrument further down the hall Through the glass 1n a door NG saw Iean Chrckertng floatmg across the stage 1n the Swan Dance R1ght across the hall Eleanor Iones was curlrng the golden locks ot Theresa Lessard actress whrle Betty Platm translated mademolselle s French On the next door rn brg gold letters was prlnted FRANCIS FRENCH WEST POINT GRADUATE SANITARY EXPERT and 1n ltttle gold letters was prmted Everett Hernn Engrneer In a room a lrttle farther on Paulrne Sm1th was modelmg the latest Pansran fashrons And last of all was the door of Patrrcra Chase crrmtnologrst We learned that she had 1ust cracked the obscurum per obscurxus case of the cen tury After th1s pleas1ng glance at Pans we thought we ought to return to Concord to see how old C H S was maklng out A button was pressed and we looked tn on Concord the c1ty made famous by Ervxn Barleys Lumber Company F1rst of all we proceeded to Concord I-hgh School and what do you know? There IS a new wmg a new chem lab and the plumbmg has been completely re modeled' Around the burldlng we notrced all the wmdows equlpped w1th Mr Tw1 chells Patented Storm Wlndows The rooms were lrghted w1th Kenneth Walker s Extra Fluorescent Super Illum1nat1on I 201 we saw Mxldred Kendall teachmg Englrsh The lesson was about the work of the world famous poetess Margaret Thomas In an elementary bulldrng we learned that Frances Dame was teachrng ktnder garten In her class were her own quad ruplets and Manorte Browns twlns Down Bart Street lformerly Warren Street? we came to the natronally known candy store run by Costa Bart We looked 1ns1de and found Clty Clerk Elea . - 1 ' 1 . . - 11 11 - . , . 1 . . 11 11 , . - 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 . . . , . 1 1 I y . . . . 1. 11 . . 1 1 1 1. - 11 - 1 11 . 11 1 ' . . , . ' 1 1 , . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 - , ' 1 . ' . 1 1 1 . ' ' . I . 1 ' 1 .1 . . 11 - - - - I . ' 1 - 1 . ' 1 I - . 1 . . . . . 1 . 1 1 1 , ' nor Bartlett and Phylhs Kldder State Ltquor Comm1ss1oner trylng to decxde whrch delectable to choose from the lxne of sweets The Publlc Ltbrary next attracted our attentlon and there we found Ioanne Howe as head lrbranan and Anne La flamme bookkeeper Thelma Wh1tt1er was d1l1gently studylng Shakespeare for the Ieanette Cheney Foundat1on radxo program As we left we saw a L11 Abner Rhett Butler after a moment we recognxzed thts as Edward Hutchtnson C S O F G CCh1efSuper1ntendent of the Frost Gardensl Accompanymg h1m was Barbara Frost She asked hrm 1f he had heard from or about Velma Gamble Wxthout hesltatron he announced that Velma was head of the Wellesley Con valescent Home where lean Moses cook at Barts Candy Store was restmg At tendrng her ts Cynth1a Brunel Occupa tlonal Theraptst From the L1brary we turned to the State House where we found Iane Porter mrlk tester for the states of Mame New Hamp sh1re and Vermont She was very busy In the newest annex of the State House was a door w1th the words Constance Severance State Bactenologtst o t Srnce she was llstenmg to the news we hstened too Ioyce Thomas has just returned from her tr1p to the planet Pluto She ts the f1rst woman to accomplish thts feat L1sten to the next broadcast of news when Eattes w1ll present MISS Thomas and her thrtlltng story My Tnp to Pluto Mam Street was 1ust about the same except for two huge stgns These were the adverttsements for the estabhshments of Ruth T1ttemores Photo Servtce and Frederrc M1lls Photo Chromography Thrs IS a well known nvalry but we d1d not have trme to ludge for ourselves When we looked at a newspaper we dlscovered that Robert Lauze was the ed1tor We scanned the headlrnes wh1ch read Robert Howell drummer and Lo1s Roblnson clannettst make good 1n the Phxladelphra Symphon1c Stage Band Flash ROBERT STEVENSON DEEP SEA DIVER HAS IUST REACHED THE LUSITANIA DEEPEST DIVE EVER MADE In the ads we found Needed Strawberry p1ckers Apply Dav1d Lessels Strawberry Acres At the axrport we found Beverly Paren teau head of the Soft AsaFeather Rocket Axrways From her we learned Dons Sargent ts Supervlsor of the Youth ful Old Ladtes Home 1n New York C1ty Iust outstde the town on Paullne Bow en s northwest pasture we found Gerald me Pratt s1tt1ng on a fence watchmg Herbert Follansbees Mrdget Show l tt were Beverly Oakes and Beatr1ce Cou lombe t1ghtrope artists who were sured wxth Iohn Nelson head of Concord s leadxng xnsurance company Reporter for thls GUSDICIOUS occaslon was Dorothy Phllbrlck who worked under the survell lance of R1chard Foley neolog1st A terr1f1c explos1on rocked the Tele v1s1on Mechacontnapparament puttmg 1t out of order The ent1re blllldlflg began to sway the ground began to shake pavements broke up bulldtngs collapsed atom machmes were tossed a r o u n d WHAT S HAPPENINGWW We turned on another radro and heard the words Su tom1c Bomb from Iuptter str1kes the Earth Everythmg s Destroyedlll V I , I .. - ' I I I I I .. f. . . . . . . . , . , , - I ,f I 1 Y un , - - - I I - 4 , - - 4 I - 1 - , . , . 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E THE CLASS OF 1946 approach rng the end of our three years as members of the Student body at Concord Hrgh and becomrng equally sad and benevolent at thrs thought do bequeath to the underclassmen the followrng cher rshed possessrons Eleanor Burnham leaves her love of readrng Alcrde Coulombe leaves hrs love for the great outdoors Arlene DeGreenra and Pearl Goodsell leave therr bottles of perfume Iames Dow and Robert Krrk leave therr harmonrcas Ieanette Drourn leaves her love of the movres lames Gathercole leaves hrs rnterest rn arrplanes Ioseph Sullrvan leaves hrs carrrer prgeon Betty Ahern leaves her study hall con versatrons to Betty Gately leannette Arr ton leaves her cheerful drsposrtron to some sulkrng sophomore Mary Aslanran leaves her frrendlrness to Marron Culver Norma Badger leaves her wanderrngs rn study hall to Sally Byrne Robert Bad ger leaves gladly Betsy Barley leaves her horse sense to Barbara Lawrence Erwrn Barley leaves hrs seat rn lUl to Rrchard Callahan Cora Barnard leaves for an offrce Job Costa Bart leaves hrs posrtron on the varsrty basketball team to Ronald Bean Eleanor Bartlett leaves her reserved manner to Betty Bunten Norman Batchelder leaves hrs handsome features to any deservrng sophomore Murrel Bennett leaves to stalk brgger game Patrrcra Bennett leaves her ener getrc sprnt to Ruth Hoagland Beverly Benson leaves her well groomed appear ance to Natalre Langley Dorrs Bergevrn leaves her attractrve eyes to a less for tunate sophomore Paulrne Bowen leaves her varsrty basketball posrtron to Barbara Vrtaglrano Irene Brochu leaves none too sadly Marrorre Brown leaves for the baseball park rn hopes of frndrng hrm there Cynthra Brunel leaves her sophrstr cated charm to Dorothea Davrs Fay Buchanan leaves her afternoon sorourns rn the lrbrary to Barbara Smrth Phrl Butterfreld leaves hrs perpetual wrnk to Charlre Averrll Wrllram Carlberg leaves hrs dancrng a the Y Norma Carlson leaves her nrghtly trrps to the Purrtan to Sally Rowe Alden and Rrchard Carpenter leave the slrde trombone sectron to asprrrng under lassmen loan Cavanaugh leaves her classroom faux pas to loyce Langley Patrrcra Chase leaves her long brards leanette Cheney leaves for the domestrc lrfe Beatrrce Cherrette leaves her herght to Myrna Nrchol lane Chrckerrng leaves her mornrng conversatrons rn the corrrdor to Barbara Benson Charles Crlley leaves Mr Twrchells quret emporrum Lewrs Clark leaves hrs blushrng countenance to Shepard Carpenter Kenneth Clay leaves hrs commutrng from Bow to Russell Hut chrns Elrzabeth Cochary leaves non chalantly Luther Copp leaves hrs sky blue Ford to Robert Holbrook Barbara DeAngelrs leaves her place as head drum majorette to Murrel Bennett and Anrta Durant refuse to leave therr huba huba personalrtres Barbara Cross leaves her path to school through the state hosprtal grounds to all South End lunrors Beatrrce Coulombe leaves her bowlrng abrlrty to an energetrc lunror Glorra Culver leaves her dark harr as her crownrng glory to Ruth Hoagland Frances Dame leaves her everlastrng desrre for merry makrng to Mrrram Hart ford Betty Danrels leaves her frrendly manner to Drck lanson Audrey Dennerly leaves her slacks to lean Garge Mary Drckerson leaves her thoughtful consrdera tron to Vrrg n a Garafolr lngeborg Errckson rs happy to leave her hrstory book to Elrzabeth Leary Har rret Fanaras leaves her guret manner to one of the norsy Iunrors Herbert Follans bee leaves hrs frne characterrzatron of Frl mer as a pleasant memory to look back upon Betty Lou Fox leaves her happy hours of day dreamrng to Alrce Lamarre Barbara Frost leaves wrth regret her front . 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Q . .ii .I seat rn the car to Lourse French Dons Gasper leaves her clownrng to be con trnued by Harry Hemphrll Betty lean Gallagher leaves the remembrance of her doodlrng desrgns to Mr Twrchell and Mr Dodge Raylene Grrswold leaves her be comrng blonde harr to lean Mclsaac Law rence Gaskell leaves for a colder clrmate Frarrcrs French leaves wrllrngly Rrch ard Foley leaves to Jorn hrs many alumnr frrends Wendall Dyment leaves hrs love for huntrng and frshrng to some Iunror who shares hrs rnterest Ioseph Flamand leaves hrs football sprrrt to some lower classman showrng promrse Velma Gamble leaves her candy eatrng rn Home Nursrng to grrls of the Iunror class Danrel Gale and Rrchard Paren teau refuse to leave therr ever so farthful motorcycles Annette George leaves her charmrng manners to some lunror who wrll use them wrth respect Roy Gurmond leaves pleasant memorres of hrgh school days Ioan Grbson leaves her pleasrng orrgrnalrty to Peggy Hayes Iohn Gus tafson leaves a frrre record of achrevement rn antrcrpatron of a promrsrng future Mrldred Kendall leaves after her brref stay at C H S Sally Stevens leaves her gym locker to her frrend Shrrley Marston Edward Young leaves hrs wrnnrng foot ball skrll to Dave Audet Kenneth Walker leaves hrs unconquerable good nature Frederrck Thompson leaves hrs runnrng abrlrty to George McKeage Iohn Sullr van hopes to leave Sherman Strckney leaves hrs way wrth the women to Wes sley F Marranne Stanley leaves an empty charr rn the lunchroom Ruth Trttemore leaves rn love Mar garet Thomas leaves her quret vorce Ioyce Thomas leaves her basketball man agrng to Ioan Robey Charles Theodo rou leaves hrs bottle of wave set to led Ha l Robert Stevenson leaves hrs annual November huntrng trrp to a bored math student Sal y Swarn leaves hrstory wrth a srah of glad ress Mary Vrrgrn leaves her srze to Lcrcrlle 'eavrtt Amy Van de Bogart leaves her frm vrgor and vrtalrty to Ioy ce Langley lack Tuttle leaves hrs polrtrcal vrews to Paul Krlmrster Dorothy Tucker leaves her brg blue eyes to Adele Colburn Georgra Tseckares leaves her cheer lead rng to Carolrne French Marre Towne leaves for the Purrtan Iean Wrlkrns leaves her troubled fourth perrods to an equally talkatrve rumor Thelma Whrttrer leaves her hrstory remarks to Don Callahan Mabel Whrte leaves her studrousness to Elberta Farrar Lydra Whrtcher leaves her effervescent qualrtres Sally Webb leaves her ballet slrppers to a foot weary yunror Patrrcra Wrrght leaves after a Chase Hrlda Woodbury leaves her serene manner to a vrvacrous Junror Murrel Wood leaves her good nature Paulrne Wrnslow leaves her gay specs to Barbara Black Fred Osgood leaves the color of hrs car to anyone who can stand rt Robert Iones leaves hrs fad for calf length trousers to Robert Gourley Edward Hutchrnson leaves as he came wrth hrs head rn the clouds flrterally and frguratrvelyl Everett Howland leaves hrs art of soda Jerkrng to Iohn Harrrs Robert Howell leaves as quret as we ve known hrm Everett Her rrn leaves as the ever blushrng swam Allan Hanna leaves wrth a deep musrcal burp CHrs favorrte pastrmel George Healy leaves as short as he came lean Headberg refuses to leave her manly physrque Murrel Drversr leaves her southern accent to Iune Varl Clarre Drmrtrradrs leaves her expressrve slang words to some quret Iunror wrth hopes that no further complrcatrons set rn lean Crosby Lorna Hadley Ioan Heartz Betty Platrn and Paulrne Smrth grve up therr monopoly on a certarn table rn the cafe terra to any group of deservrng Sopho more grrls Nyleen Hammar leaves takrng those moth eaten gym sneakers CWe hopel Lorna Hadley leaves the comfortrng words l havent done rt erther to future vrctrms of Senrorrtrs Davrd Hudson leaves hrs dark wavy harr to Iohn Hall Shrrley Huckrns leaves her hea t warmrng smrle to Carolyn Ienkrns Paul Holbrook leaves - - . rt ., . - - .- H ' 1 - . , , . - 1 - 1 1 1 l ' - 4. - - I . . . .. , , . 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' to make room for h1s brother Donald Phylhs K1dder leaves a cud of gum under every desk stgmfyfng Ktdder slept here Paulme Kennedy leave us hundry a ever Eleanor Iones leaves w1th a cheery farewell Munel Iohnson leaves her curl papers to Luctlle Leavttt Roberta Iewell leaves wtth Edward Young Stuart Hol brook leaves V1rg1n1a Lamora leaves her shy man ners to Marton Davts Anne Lampron leaves her 1ob as butcher to someone Marton LaMontagne leaves for a long tnp to MISSISSIPPI Anne Laflamme re fuses to leave her trlps to Canada Aram Koltookxan leaves hrs senousness of pur pose to Paul K1lm1ster Ioan Landry leaves her unusual ntck name Marland Langley left for the Navy Cec1l1a Lanzo leaves her study hall sketches 1n an empty desk Benyamm LaSalle leaves h1s reserved manner Rob ert Lauze leaves as Volunteer Sports Ed1tor lrene Lemay leaves for potnts east Davtd Lessels leaves hrs short hatr to Tommy Duffett Walter Lxndenthal leaves hrs hockey captatncy to co captatns Strand and Callahan Barbara Mack leaves her love of sketch mg lean Macrienzte leaves pleasant memones W1ll1am MacPherson leaves his f1nanc1al abtl ty to the next Student Counc1l Treasurer Vargee M al a t r a s leaves her short stature to Luc1lle l.eav1tt Ralph Marston leaves tn a good humor Mar1or1e McLaren leaves her weekly tr1ps to Penacook to Anne Wayne Ioan Mc Rae leaves the School Report cover to some art department student Fredenc M1lls leaves Murtel Mtlls refuses to leave Regtna M1nu1tt1 leaves her ftne pos ture to some slumped student lames M1tchell leaves on a frankfort tour lean Moses leaves her love of fun to almost anyone Burton Nault leaves w1th the memorxes of a successful hlgh school career Iohn Nelson leaves h1s lnnocent expresston to anyone who mrght need 1t Carlton Nut ter leaves h1s Electrlcal Effects to the next Productron Staff Beverly Oakes leaves wtth three cheers for the Navy Beverly Parenteau leaves for the Pla1ns Betty Parker leaves tn a merry mood Lurlme Parker leaves her love of athletlcs to Manon DGVIS Paul1ne Roberts leaves her shoe selltng ab1l1ty Davtd Robtchaud leaves h1s drums to Charles Aver1ll Llllle Robmson and leanette Carlson leave thetr htstory books ln a remote corner Ann Prescott leaves her speed tn typtng to some strugglmg commerctal student Lucy Prusta leaves w1th her bowltng en thustasm undaunted Genev1eve Pynn eaves her long ha1r to Sally George Munel Oumn leaves her typewrxter tn 312 Ioan Remtngton leaves her easy walk to some floor shaker Constance Pearce leaves the sousaphone to anyone who can shoulder xt Esther Peterson leaves her danctng ab1l1ty to f-larr1et Rlchardson lane Porter leaves her extenslve duties to any deservtng lumor Geraldme Pratt leaves her gym class Dorothy Ph1lbr1ck leaves her htgh bowlmg scores to those who need them lohn Sulltvan leaves h1s yen for sleep 1ng Ross Seymour leaves h1s ltbrary Job to Paul Ktlmtster lane Shaw leaves her r1ght to be late to school every morntng to Dortnda Elmhtrst Wxlham Shepard leaves h1s stxty four dollar vocabulary to any IUHIOF wxth a large dlcttonary Rhoda Stlber leaves to get rnarrxed Phyl l1s Sm1th leaves her easy gotng tempera ment to some hot headed Iunlor or Sopho more Cltff Powers leaves h1s desk IH three pteces Lots Robtnson leaves her solo cha1r to Natal1e Allen Beulah Rundlett leaves her da1ly strolls Cora Saltmarsh leaves her hetght to Da1sy Hussey Marlon Sanborn leaves her skls Constance Sev erance leaves her r1ght to pnmp ln htstory class to anyone else who can get away wtth 1t Dorls Sorgent leaves her corner tn the public llbrary to her slster Helen lean Ramsey leaves the glee club t Rachel Flamand Ieanette Rtchardson leaves her horn to Mary Lou Gllman 9 b . , I , - 1 - . . . . . . 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