Concord High School - Hustler Yearbook (Concord, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1947 volume:

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' 'nfl ill 'Y QN I -.7 I I A U2 K ' ' i 1 'LF on-.-on-v We the Class of 1947 Dechcate Our Semor Year Book to .fdflndf .!g'52l'L61,fA Sargent BOY Paul Phllltps Paul Phllllps Wtlltam Slattery Rtchard Russell Robert C' ox Iohn Dooley Paul Phrlhps Davld Bartlett Wesley Freeman Paul lulmrster Donald Lahar Harry Hemph1ll Donald Callahan Wesley Freeman Dav1d Bartlett Russell Page Donald Saltmarsh Robert Cfourley Donald Callahan lohn Dooley Paul Phtlhps Temple Temple Twlchell Mr Temple W Most Popular Best All around Most Athletlc Best Lookmg Best Dressed Most Sophlstrcated Most Admlred Best Natured Most lntellrgent Most Llterary Class Artlst Class Mus1c1an Most Dramatrc Most Senous Most Modest Best Dancer Class Vamp Class Wolt Best Comblnatton ot Beauty and Brams Frlendhest Most Lrkely to Succeed Glrls Ideal Football Hero Boys Ideal Basketball Herolne Most Llked Teacher Best Natured Teacher W1ll1SSl Teacher Most Respected Teacher GIRL Mlrtam Hartford Lucrlle Leavttt Marlon Dav1s Ioan Bryant Barbara Howland Barbara Black Mlnam l-larttord Mlrtam lclarttorcl Sally Byrne Sally Byrne Nancy Warren Betty lane Carpenter Toy Clough Emtly Waymouth Sylvta Maynard Sally Rowe Nancy Donovan Harrret Rrchat 4 on Mtrlam l-larttord Harr1et Rlchardson Marlon Davts Mlss Mallahy Mlss Mallahy Mrss Weston Mtss T1ml1n Moa A0 ,. . . Richard Snow Class Clown Marion Davis Mr. ' ' Mr. ' Mr' . . . . w w Faculty X 1 I N IOHN E REED Headmaster qs:-Q EARL S TEMPLE MIRIAM B BIDWELL DEXTER O ARNOLD Submgster Mcghemctlcs Deon of Gzrls Enghbh Socxology THELMA W BOUTWELL Physmcl Educctxon GEORGE A BARTLETT HELEN L BROWN Related Mcthemutlcs and Sclence Enqhsh ,L EUGENE M CALLAHAN A LOUISE CARLSON EILEEN E CASH Phys1co1 Educcnlon French Enghsh ff ' . , , A s' in ' . . J' A Y' . ., 6 fi 3 2 ' - fi f 17 L V f R ' L A DORIS W CATH Commercxcx MARY A GARVIN Home Economlcs CHARLES F DODGE Physlcs DOROTHY E GRIGGS HISTOFY SOCIOIOQY A Q , ARLINE H GALE Spcmsh Enghsh C AZELLA HOOD Commercml Q ,fm Am RITA T MALLAI-IY Engllsh MARIORIE B LESSELS Llbrcrrlcm 449 CHARLES I. MELOON MARY F. MILES Bioloqy Home Economics 'Dx I RICHARD MARTIN PHys1cc1 Educcruon AGNES I MOBERG Commercial ALMA A SARGENT Mqthemcmcs GILBERT W PORSCH MUSIC ROLAND L SCHOEPF LLOYD A SIMPSON Socml Siuches Enghsh RUSSELL D SAWYER HISLOTY Econormcs CONSTANCE I TIMLIN SOCIQI Stud1es f X , Jn.-9 ...WP Enqhsh SETH G TWICHELL CN, IOHN T W Ch9m1SiIY 'i 'D KENNETH B WALKER Ar GRACE E WESTON French ' 4-, M . lg' 'Q ,iv ' l . 4 1 as n I I , Q 1 L 1 . 'QV 1, I ' A s -fiti BELLE L. TWOMBLY ' L , ' , . ,W t . 1 . ALDRON Commercxcxl WHITNEY S YEAPLE Lcmn Mathemcucs JAMES N POPPLETON Chemxstry VIOLA E RILEY O1 Ieave of absence IUNE L CI-IICKERING Secretary WILLIAM H LADIEU On leave of absence HARVEY I-I WI-IEATON IOSEPI-I R BAINES Mechamc Arts Prmtmq ' Q ' , 5 ' , III? V .4 I 7 1 l 2 tix I I Angx HAROLD C CI-IAM BERLIN Woodworkmg HERBERT F BOUTELLE NORMAN A COLLISHAW Electrxcxty Rcxdxo ABBOTT A CLARK RAYMOAD P GILMAN MAURICE B KALLOCH Mccmne Shop Metal Work Mechczmccxl Drawmg WILLARD H NUTE General Shop Woodworkmg LEONARD I SMITH Woodworkmg 'iw ARTHUR G PAIGE Mechcmxccl Drcxwmq W..-'Qs fi'2f'7 BARBARA TILLINGHAST Ccrfeterlcl RICHARD F SARGENT Auto Mechcxmcs IOAN REMINGTON Secretory Ciass 1wf'F we-wunsivbf iii Q? UM, Umm, Pres1der1t SHERMAN PILSBURY V1ce Pres1der1t IEROME QUIMBY Secretary DONALD LAI-IAR Treasurer BESSIE STAVROS audi -.son-hhsl Wim 0- vu- ,, .. .WH .M 1... P, ., ,. . ' . ..v'5F72w ' ' 7 KA -.NM . ,, . L f U Agf ,-.Mp 'X ' ki I K , ev' .V ..'fg,,. .. L . W' ' ' -4- W- - -- , ,, W R Y., A , , A ..-... f lf ..fI if . 'VJ V E Y' ry, va-,',, K- 4 . My 1' fuk i X b -Jw. Mi,-,va V' lv- -.Nh A A ' ' 4 A 'y' ' H' ' 4' by . -sf.. 'll iiemwirfisiff EDITOR Iohn Dooley ASSOCIATE EDITOR Lucille Leavitt MANAGING EDITOR Donald Callahan GENERAL COMMITTEE Beverly Magoon Chairman Ruth Hoagland Carolyn French Harriet Richardson Charles Averill Robert Gourley Ronald Bean Paul Phillips INITIALS Barbara Howland Ioy Clough Chairmen David Bartlett Dorman Burley Grace Heath CLASS WILL Sally Rowe Chairman Barbara Benson Natalie Langley Richard Callahan CLASS PROPHECY Mary Gesen Chairman Phyllis MacKown David Bartlett Donald Lahar CLASS HISTORY Ioyce Langley Chairman Betty lane Carpenter Padl Kilmister lane Miller ORGANIZATIONS. Miriam Hartford Chairman, Robert Cox Robert Lessels, Dorothy East- man Fay Iones ATHLETICS: Ronald Bean Dorothy Eastman Chairmen, Paul Phillips Marion Davis, Sally Byrne ART: Nancy Warren, Chairman, Ronald Bean, Nancy Nicoll PHOTOGRAPHY: Nancy Dodge, Chairman, Mary Lou Gilman, Richard Gourley TYPINGI Virginia Tseckares, Chairman, Iean Tasker, Ann Wayne, Barbara Wilkins, Peggy Swain, Barbara Towle, Muriel White, Anna LaBonte, Irene Dane, Ann Roberts FACULTY ADVISORS: Earl S. Temple, Belle L. Twombly l if--leg --1 ... ,,,,, rm 4 !ha -tial Bane Dorxs Byrne Sarah Callahan Donald Carleton Necla Carpenter, Betty I Dodge, Nancy Dooley, Iohn Eastman, Dorothy Estes, Mary Beaupre, Beverly Farrar, Verna Frost, W1ll1am George Sally 6 3 . F5 .. Wczhonaf ,Manor SENIORS Farrar Elberta Freeman Wesley French Carolyn French Loulse George Ernest Gesen, Mary Gllman Mary Lou Gourley Robert Hartford, Mlrlam IUNIORS Loveloy Cynth1a MacNev1n Grace Perthel, Douglas Plhl, Carl 0CL2fg Iohnson Mlldred Iorclan Martha Langley Ioyce Leavttt Luc1lle Maynard, Sylvla R1chardson, Harrlet Strobrxdge, W1ll1am Whlte, Murtel Upton, Gxlbert Zachos Kxrnon ll .qi ,...L..... 1... fi Q '24 ir. U f 5 Q4 mm T y H qvmmdyit 2 , K .., r , V .f I I V A .,os', f X Q . I .en.S I 4 .. A f s M M . tm, X' . A 4 .. 3 , M I 5 - , - t X xr .1 I 1 I! l l V I ': ' ' rn 35' kt 'va 1947 'IATHALIE ELIZABETH ALLEN NCI Secretartal Acrvttles Band orchestra Charrnan Cap ci Go rt Cornnnttee Lets re Intere Reacllng rn x Q kn ttrng bowlrrg clanctrg IOI-IIN H A DERSON ack Technrcal Lersure Inte ests Avtatron readmg bowlrng rshrng cl awmg After Graduatron Sornethlng rn avratron or Marme Corps RITA ANDERSON Andy General ACIIVIIIES Band basketball bowlrng speed ball baseball Le1sure Interests Mov1es prano swrrnmrng After Graduatton College EDWIN ANDREW Ecldte Commercral Letsure Interests Skung Com collecttng travel mg swrmmmg clancmg After Graduatxon FORREST ANGWIN Sonny Industnal Lelsure Interests Skattng sknng bowlxng ymuslc Alter Graduatron Maclune shop CHARLES AVERILL Charlre Techntcal ACTIVITIES Basketball bancl SYB bass clef club Lersure Interests Golf tennrs swrrnrrmrng frxmg cars After Gracluatlon General Motors Detrort Mrcr EUGENE AVERY Gene Industrtal Letsure Interests Huntrna f1Sl'1I'tQ readrng Alt Graduatlon Work DORIS CLAIRE BANE o L al Actrvrtres Basketball Student Councll prng pong volleyball baseball Lelsure Interests Blke rldrng swrmrnlng htklng readrng skatrng Aft Graduatron College 7716 SYB ,qv 'IX' t A . 3 I A v I I.: 1, HI ,. . f. ' , r ' . ' 1 ' 4 ' I, at 1 I 'I-.C rf . t1.' f Bustness College. .. -I, L, -' :ll Q1 St? ,. ,, . X ,, , ,, , ., if f 9' ' ' -S , , , fl' ' .I UD t iber , 14. TLETT Co v no DIZZY Cot RON ALD H BEAN Beonle General Acttvrtxe SYB football Lezsure Interests Dtggmg Dlzzy mus1C AfterGrc1duat1on U cleclded ED WARD ROBERT BENOIT Techntccrl 1 Band cltotr bass clef club trczck Lets Interests Slcnng h.1nt1ng f1sh1ng Atte GJ on UNH or wo BARBARA IOYCE BET SON Bu b Gene cl tv s Bemct orchestra glee club chol Volunteer SYB bowlmg Le1sure Interests Dxnc ng none club meetrngs bowlrnq recxd my After G dgutton Chcxrnberlcnn S hool W' Al. IODE H BERVIER n Gr dyxtto f-R H 2-JRICV EJPE E BLAKE 1 -sf ., , end, twtr' nl, sz A A ,j ,,.. , , -,,,,.,A, ,, . 3 1947 - lOl-lf BLUTO Af x Te-n..iCG' HY 'lilifllig pzngepsng .5-.ft-r Grd ..-r, ...tri 'zilet -.. cl' zen ze SYB DR1 X-M 'Yi ROBERT PAUL BONNER Ro General Leisure Interests Basketball After Graduation Colleae CLAIRE BOULAY Commercial Leisure Interests Bowlrng dancing hiking After Graduation Work FRANCES MARIE BOURDEAU Franny General Activities Home Economics Club Leisure ln terests Dancing skating basketball skiing After Graduation Telephone Office ROBERT WILLIAM BOURDEAU Bob Industrial Activities Student Council Capt cross country Co capt track Leisure Interests Sports movies radio conversation After Graduation First National Stores fMeSYB 1947 LOIS A BOURLET Scientific Activitres Bowling Leisure Interests Dancing bowling swimming skating skiing After Grad uation Undecided ARMAND GEORGE BOURQUE E m Industrial Leisure Interests Sports dancing radio After Graduation: Sears Roebuck or Navy. PAUL IOSEPI-I BROCI-IU Special Leisure Interests: Movies hockey, After Grad- uation: Work. THOMAS BROCHU TQmmy II'1dUSlI'lGl Activities: Hockey. Leisure Interests: Movies. After Graduation: Navy. cti -'M' 1947 WALTER CHARLES BROOKS, IR. BUZZ Special Activities Harmonica band Leisure Interests Reading Physical Culture magazines Alter raduation Navy IOAN LOIS BRYANT General Activities Bowling tennis baseball Leisure Interests Dancing bowling skiing reading After Graduation Undecided PHYLLIS BURBANK Phi Commercial Leisure Interests Skating radio reading bowl ing basketball After Graduation N H Ere Insurance Company DORMAN BURLEY Chip Industrial Actixities Football SYB Leisure Interests Bowling movies dancing After Graduation Undecided SARAH FRANCES BYRNE Sally Lrberal Activities Student librarian basketball Volun teer National Honor Society Glee club bowling baseball Red Cross volleyball Leisure Inter ests Reading sewing sports French corres pondences After Graduation College Lefty DONALD STEPHEN CALLAHAN Don Scientific Activities Managing Edxtor SYB Secretary of Student Council football National Honor Society Leisure Interests Youth Council YMCA Sports RICHARD CALLAHAN Scientific Activities Hockey baseball SYB Student Coun cl Leisure Interests YMCA sports After Graduation: UNH, RUDOLPH CAMPBELL Rudy Technical Leisure Interests: Bowling traveling flying. After Graduation: Undecided. 7716 SYB QQ ff fm fi 1947 NECIA CARLETON HNGUUYH Scientrfic Acttvr IG Ltbrarlan Letsure Intere ts Horse back ndrng skatmg wrmrmng Afte Gradua tlon Undecrded ALICIA CARPENTER ee General ACIIVIIIGS Ltbrarlan Lelsure Interests Roller skatxng swxmmmg bowhng After Graduatlon Photography BETTY IANE CARPENTER Carp Llberal ACIIVIIIGS Band orchestra cho1r SYB bowllng Lexsure Interests Racho kmttxng readlng mov1es dancrng sw1mm1ng After Graduatron College EDITH CATE Eclte Sclent ftc After Graduahon Concord Hosp1tal IOI-IN W CHADWICK Chad Technrcal Le1sure Interests Dancrng huntmg ftshrng After Graduatlon Work Hank Techrrcal Le sure Inte est Sw mmrng boattrg h1k1 a campmg Afte G aduatlon Vvork or Ar'ry LOUISE IRENE CI-IAPMAI Wea a General Act1v1t1es Home Econormc Club Lelsure I te-rests Readrng movres wlrnmxng Af er Graduatlon Work RICHARD CIARLA R1ck Industrl I CIIVIIIGS o Lelsure nterests Skt After Graduatlon Undemdea 'HKSYB 443-A , ,xx xxx? .2 'Y I III-A yy A LW 1 - fs I ' bfi.. -I. my I 4 . 5,051 I I - A ti ,Zig ll V HENRY CI-IAMBERLIN V I A i r s i ' , I , ' nf, ,Mg ,f ga ' . . 7 T X ' I A. . 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' n- A I P as 5 , if - .Al 5 . 1 I I , H A f'. . - 'Ami' rf I A . lf V 'I . , J., gg A A TRW ii!'4lXl 'ST' 1947 IRE E CLARK Specral anmatrc L 1 u e nt re Read gtna Alter Graduatron Vforl-1 IEA INETTE CLARKE Puagy General t1 1 s Basketball tenms Volunteer dra matte club Lersu e Interests Swrmmrng skat lna d awtng photography dancing After Grad a ron Uncleclded IEAJ KATE CLATTENBURG Mertel Home Economlcs Actrv tres Home Econormcs Club baseball vol ley ball Lersu e Interests Skung skatxng swtmrmng readmg After Gracluatron Tele phone Ott ce IOY ALYS CLOUGI-I Lxberal Actrvltres Volunteer cho1r band basketball speedball bowlrna SYB Lersure Interests Swrrnmmg dancmg sknng After Graduatlon Colleae ADELE COLBURN De Lrberal ACTIVITIES Dramatxcs Lersure Interests Skat mg attendrng basketball games After Gradua tron Work BETSY ANN COLBY Llberal Actrx tres Red Cross Lelsure Interests Swvn vng staymg rn Bow After Graduatlon Work HARRIETTE COLE r c .rn eer Let are Inte ests Bow .f rrrnmg sm ng 'lo s bacfc rtdrng Afte Ion 1' o rc A t Scnoo WILLIAM CONN 'lNillie Industrial -t1v1t.eg Track, :oss-eountry. Leisure Inter- es ,, I'I'J.l,1TZQ, frsning, bowling. Alter Gradua- tt ., Vfork, 7715 SYB ? 1947 ALBERT CONSTANT Beebe lndustrlal Acttvtttes Baseball football Lelsure Interests Football baseball basketball boxlng After Gracluatton Pressman EDWARD W COUGI-Il IN Bud Commerctal Acttvrttes Baseball LSISUTG Interests Hunt na slfatfrg After Cracluatton Work ROBERT COX B0 SCIGUIIIIC Acttvttte St dert Ccuncl SYB I3 estdent A Capella cnctr bass clef cloth Letsu Interest Bowl skattng 1 rn a After G aduatron Eclcel Colle WILMA MARY CRANE Wtllte Commerctal LGIQUYE Interests Sw1mm1ng hxkrng bowltng dan tng After Graduatxon Plymouth Teacher College IOHN I. CREIGHTON IR Degfjgn TeCl'1I'11CCIl Letsure Interests Sports hunttng f1sl'11ng After Graduatlon Auto Mechamc or A my ROSALIE CROTO Rosle General ACIIVIYISS Glee Club chot Lersure Interests Sewrrg fancy work reaolmg FREDERICK CROWLEY Fred Indust IG Act1v1t1es Baseball football After Gaduatton Undeclded IOHI DAHOOD Pappy Indust tal Le sue Interests Hunttn bowllng boxtng After Graduatton Work 7716 SYB GERTRUDE DARRAH IRENE DANE Reme Commerctal ACIIVIIIGS Choir Lexsure Interests Dancmg musrc After Gracluatton Conservatory I Musxc 1 A trvrtxes Outdoor M clfnrus Gtnaer Commerclal ACIIVIIIGS Presrdent Home Economxcs Clu bowlmg Lersure Interests Dancmg skating readmg radlo photography Alter Graduatxon Colleae BEVERLY LOUISE DATSON ev Comrnerclal Act1v1t1es Bowlxng Lexsure Interests Dancmg skattng AIterGraduat1on College MARION IUNE DAVIS Dtsny General Act1v1t1es Preslclent Glee Club Presrdent Glrls Club Red Cross bowlrng tenn1s softball ptng pong basketball Student Councl SYB speed ball baclmtnton Lexsure Interests Dancrng kung swrrnmmg H1 Itnx Club Afte Graclua ron Colleqe WILLIAM DEARBORN Tecnnrcal Band ochestra Lersure Interests sport huntrng Alter Gaduatlon IIAN CY DODGE Dodge Lrbera ACWYIIIES Volunteer SYB Lersur Interests Sports adro readmg movtes clrtvxng danclng IOI-II AHERII OOLEY '5'-ur After Graduanon College NANCY IOAN DONOVAII SCIGFI nc If A trvtttes Basketball Red Cross bowlmg Vol 136 Jn ee Lelsure Interests Dancmg rnovres clrawtng bowlrng drrvrng A't Graduatron A t S ool 1947 S rator Lm ral Acttvt es D batrrg Club Eartor SYB orches ra Le1s,1 e Inte e Hu Img 'slung bortng chess tus c aaro NO r 'lua 1 A sel s Col ege 7716 SYB 'say 1 'HeSYB GEORGE DREW Benjie Technical Activities: Baseball, football. Leisure Interests Sports. After Graduation: Undecided. THOMAS GARDNER DUFFETT IR W -av .cu 11 .L ,ft .Q Du Technical Activities Baseball football Leisure Interests Sports radio After Graduation Undecided ROGER S DURFEE ln Q' Dur Technical Activities Band choir Leisure Interests Fly ing skiing swimming After Graduation Col ege '56 1947 GLEN DYMENT Industrial Leisu e Interests Swimming traveling After Graduation Travel DOROTHY GRACE EASTMAN Do Liberal Activities Glee Club orchestra Volunteer SYB basketball speedball baseball tennis ping pong volley ball Leisure Interests Read ing After Graduation College SHIRLEY EDMUNDS Shirl Secretarial Leisure Interests Skiing skating swimming sewing cooking After Graduation Work BERNARD ELLIOTT Buck Special Activities Basketball Leisure Interests Sports movtes After G aduation Work DORINDA ELMHIRST Liberal Activities Bowlxng basketball tennis ping pong volley ball baseball Student Council Volunteer Leisure Interests Reading After Graduation C lleae ,139 'CSP 'X -of 'I 4 - ,, V. A A ', V 2 Q, 1 it Q , 1' 1947 MARY ESTES M1df3JG Liberal Acttvtttes' Red Cross Leisure Interests. Swim- mtng, skattng, btcycltng, reading, joking, After Graduatton llurslng. PETER FANNY Pete Industrxal Atwtttes Football Lersure Interests Bowltng svtrn g Alter Graduatlon Undemded ELEERTA RUTH FARRAR Que 1on Box Liberal A Debat ng Club Letsu e Interests wrt people Aft Gradua UNH ELIZABETH Allll FELKER Betty Ann General Acttvtt Band bowltng Volunteer Lelsure nte e ts H1 ltnx Club skung bowlmg danctng Ate Gaduaton Mod n School of Fashton and IN s gn WILLIAM FIFIELD 1 Gene al Let ure rt' H ck y baseball basketball qht g Ater G AUGIIOH Colege EARL L FLAT DERS 'I 4e D ll Le sl e Interests '1 rr g At er Gr attor f-I' r. GU QE FORIIER Comrnerctal e Inte ests Read hftrt Ga ,matt '1 Work ESLEY FREEMAI tbe a Hon Soc ety Afte a D1 6 7716 SYB as I., 9- if vcr' I ALLAN FRENCH fMeSYB Industr1al Lelsure Interests Radxo After Graduation Radro School CAROLYN FRENCH Commercral Actrvrtles Bowlrng basketball speedball base ball Head Cheerleader SYB Lersure Interests Movxes dcmcmg sports musrc After Gradua tron N H Savmgs Bank LOUISE FRENCH Secretarlal Actrvtles Natlonal Honor Socrety Glee Club Lersure Interests 4I-I grange Church cholr Alter Graduatxon Work ALBERTA ANNA FULLER General Act1v1t1es Bowhng Leisure Interests Skurrg movres readmg bowlxng basketball Alter Graduahon Undec1ded IEAN GAIGE Brtdgett General ACllV1l1eS Bowlrng Lersure Interests Danclng skatrng swrmrmng playrng records Alter Grad uatron Work VIRGINIA GARAFOLI 1947 Glnny GGHSYCII ACIIVIIISS Bowlmg Lersure Interests Dancmg I-I1 Imx Club sports Alter Graduatlon Iumor College MARY ELIZABETH GATELY Betty Commercxal Actlvxtres Glee Club bowlrng Lersure Inter ests Bowhng dancrng AfterGraduat1on U declded HELENE GELINAS Commercral ACllV1lleS Bowlmg Lelsurelnterests Bowlmg dancrng AfterGraduat1on Undeclded ERNEST A GEORGE Buster Scientific Leisure Interests Photography stamp collecting After Graduation UNH MARY MARGARET GESEN 'HKSYB Muogitt Liberal Activities Band SYB bowling Leisure Inter ests Photography sports drawing After Grad uation College M ARY LOUISE GILMAN Lu u Liberal Activitie Band bowling SYB Leisure Inter 1947 e s Sports movies music reading After Gadcation College RICHARD IRVING GOURLEY Dick Scientific Leisure Interests Traveling reading skiing svtimming radio After Graduation Start a busine ROBERT NORMAN GOURLEY Bob Scientific Activities Band orchestra glee club choir track cros country Student Council debating club SYB Leisure Interests Hunting swim ming dancing music After Graduation Col ege ROBERT HENRY GRAHAM Bob Industrial Activities Cross country track Leisure Inter ests Swimming skating bowling After Grad uation Work WILLIAM W. GRAHAM 1 Industrial Activities: Hockey. Leisure Interests: Traveling, hunting bowling, reading swimming. After Graduation: College. ui., ELAINE DAY GREELEY Horace Home Economics Activities: Bowling. Leisure Interests: Skiing, swimming, reading, radio, After Graduation: Nursing. MELVIN GEORGE GULLAGE Porlcie Industrial 'HeSYB Activities Band Leisure Interests Plane and ship rrodeling After Graduation Navy MARGARET LOUISE I-IAMM Harnrnie Home Econonics Activities Bowling tennis Leisure InteresLS Dancing bowling skating After Graduation Barbi on School of Modeling IOHN IAMES HARRIS Smokey General Activities Football track Leisure Interests Basketball at Y pool After Graduation U fr' y Q decided MIRIAM HARTFORD Mimi Scientific Activities Editor Volunteer band choir bowl ing Student Council SYB Leisure Inte ests Talking movies sports dancing After Gadua tion College GRACE VIRGINIA HEATH Liberal Activities Speedball bowling basketball base ball Volunteer SYB After Graduation fisher ,f-1:1 44- Iunior College lf HARRY MATI-IEW I-IEMPHILL Hemp General Activities Band choir orchestra bass Clefclub Leisure Interests Trumpet music photography skiing water sports After G aduation Itltaca Music College ,wwe VICTOR HICKOX IC Industrial Leisure Interests Bowling skating skiing A After Graduation. Work. I s RUTH ALICE HOAGLAND .' , I Ruthie Liberal ' ' Irv Activities: Band, bowling, basketball, speedball, I V A SYB, Red Cross, baseball. Loisure Interestst f V Skiing After Graduation College, 1947 xi av' gag FRANK WALLACE HODGNA' x lndust lol e lnteres s Vvorlcmg on cars t uck ter Gruducxttcn Fc: rn no SCOTT GIEFORD lnOlTT cn Le ure lntee A e Ga Ja C16 ALBERT BUTLARD FOO? L o .f 1 Band orcne trcx track Sud n Co.1n etset ru e ests S nrg ttsh nc: At e G orders on Colleoe GLEI A IEAN HON ARD Cnr me Gene Q Tntere Cookxng sevung bowlt g krt 1P'J Att rGr Clioton Vlork BARBARA ELIZABETH HOW LA JD Barb Sctentxftc Actrvtxes Basketball bowling speedboll Lets e lntere Smrnrrtng dan me bon ng ones A er G oclucxtton lm 1 g RUSSELL HUTCHIV S A llV1fl9 Football Track Letsure lntere t Huntlnq hshtng bo eboll bc ke bull At Gruduott n Urde tdect OLIII HALL INGHAM O y Sctenttn A t1v1t1e Bosebcxll Lersu e lnterests Hqnt mg ftsntng sports After GGdUGl1OH Colleg EMMA LOUISE INGRAHAM Emmy Llberol Actxvmes Volunteer glee club bowlmg Lens u e Interests Sw1r'1m1ng sknng drcrwxng col lectxng cmythxng readmg After Grcducxtxon Unxverstty of Mcune ,wwf 1947 Bill WILLIAM IOHNS Leisure Interests: Sports Alter Graduation Undecided MlLDHED lFiENE IOHNSON --1' 'lMillie S c'etarial Activities Home Economics Club Leisure ln terests Swimming skating reading hiking flancing Alter G adtiatiori Work FAY IONES Scientiti Activitie Choir peedball basketball SYB Leis re lnteres xies d i 1 Afer Grad i'rtio Modern Q ca VARTIJ LHCILLE IGRDAIT Nartv i A tivit e Bowlir National Hono Qo ie 1 tire l e s Reading er b oiderina et' vt tn e ad ation i Colleerc ANNA FELEIN. KAROPlLlAN Ann Co me C al c iw ties ee Cl b Leis re lnte e wir r'ina bikina aanci cr Afte Graduatio Work PAUL BRiGGS KILVISTER e a a Club l .i 'ee ir e 'ie s a Atte G a ation Col eae DONALD T-VAROL iCllV'BALL Don Leisu e lntere uaticn A my Rod L su Gaa dustri l ox eltv it na G aa A Corps ROD VY PAUL K G Colle Cl FQ H 'HKSYB ,fi Q 4: 'Q' 41? A 01 19' 5. I M 'mfg ji .7 2 Q JM 'ReSYB is ANNA D LaBONTE Secretarial Activities Speedball, basketball, bowling Leis- ure interests' Dancing, rnov1es,swimming,bowl- ing Alter Graduation. Work DOT ALD HENRY LAHAR Hank Libeial 11 c ta y o enior c a i lntere Ba ketball ba eball ar Alte CN frduation Pre Med cal ard Medical S liool Univer itv ol Vermon CFRARD ROLAND LANDRY if oe lndu t ial in F otbfrll Leisu e lntere ts Movie l r Alter Gad ation Co ege IOYCE LANGLTY Lib ral tivitie Vo un ee Red C Q SYB Leisu e Mo 1 reading driving dancing C' id ation Co eg 1947 MARlAi D CNEORGE LANGLEY tfa l Screw ili inte ii H rig 'skiing sica da IATAL V VARY LANGLEY L al iv and clnoi Voliintee SYB ei r' r Skiing dancing wirri ing rea in ' Grad ation Undef' LU lL E THE V LASPLLE fd fx rpli S r' Gd 1947 ELIZABETH ADA LEARY lZ Home Economtcs ACIIVIIQS Home Econornrcs Club Lelsure In terests Sewlng danctng art AIterGraduat1on Work LUCILLE LEAVITT Peanut SCIEDIIIIC ACIIVIIISS Band orchestra Red Cross basket ball baseball SYB Letsure Interests Swrm mtng skatnng sports After Graduahon Co leqe EMILE LEMAY SCIGHIIIIC Letsure Interests Sports dancmg Alter Grad uatron College ROBERT BRUCE LESSELS Bob Techmcal Letsure Interests Swlmrnlng skung After Graduatron Manttme Academy IOI-IN CROSBY LEWIS IOIID L Techntcal Letsure Interests Huntlng ftshmg sports movres dancmg travelxng Alter Graduatton Burpee Seed Company NYLENE PARKER LGCKWOOD SCISDIIIIC Acttvrtres Bowlmg Student Councll Lelsure Intere ts Sports danclng Ralnbow Glrls Alter Gracluatlon Work IHIURLEY ARTHUR LORD Llberal Letsure Interests Records movles radlo Afte Gaduatron College GRACE DAISY LYNCH G acre General Lersure Interests Mus1c readmg sewmg Youth Eellov shrp AI er G aduatlon Provrdence Btble Inst tute We SYB if i I . in., . fr . j -I .- i lj fc' - 5 I ' I , '.,. Q qi Y I f 5 A . . ' 'L tease Q , AA fa I, ' , I V ,f Nils, . I EWU. ,.jQ,.? r s , I ' , ' 3 , b f . If! 51 I fl fl if , .,,, 1. 'Q .I 1. Y - ly J? 5, IQQUI 1947 7716 SYB JVILLIAM GEORGE LYNCH Weasel Sc1ent1'1c A txvrtle Basketball Le1sure Interests Sports Y an mg Alter G aduatlon Sears Roebuck 6- Co 'Q GEORGE NORMAN MacDONALD Mac Techmcal Lelsure Interests Movies sknng skatlng After Ctaduatlon Navy Pl-IYLLI9 CONDIT MacKOWN Phyl L1beral Act1v1txes Basketball bowltng band cholr Student Councll SYB Le1sure Interests Kntt tlng photography musxc sewmg After Gradua tlon College BEVERLY IEAN MAGOON Bev Llberal Act1v1t1es Basketball bowltng speedball base ball SYB Lexsure Interests Sports dancxng art AIterGraduat1on Undeclded ALICE LOUISE MARSTON Mar ey Home Ecorxorfuc Lexsure Inte e t Horseback rrdmg swurxrntng sknnq traveltng After Graduatron Work IEANNETTE FRANCES MASSEY Lrberal Letsure Inte ests Readmg bowlrng SNIXTUTIIUQ Afte Graduatlon J tg SYLVIA MAY IARD Gen al A rvtes Glee Club bowl rg Let ure Inter es Readmg a t radio Aft G aaluat on R I S bool of Destgn ALICE ERA CES VI AULEY Co t'ne ctal Lelsure Interests Danfrng skatrng smmmrng hor eback rlfuna After Graduaton Work Y .. , 5 ,, . .A, C' ' ' s' . ' 3 , I ,Hd C r ' 1 , I lf 46 I L, rv 'A I ' H t . 1 . A f ' H 1 Q K Z, I , ' , A . - ' 'Z 1 Lf, I 5 A 1. o , X ' . 7 V .A . V . . i 3 r ' N' rs nr. A A E , I 1 Y er Ct' ii , ' i. 's - .ts . , r, .er r L 9 C , K A , ' If I CC H 1'-5 , ---t Al' s I A IQ, 1 v I .1 V' I it I 1947 GEORGE FIEIELD MCKEAGE Pro Techntccrl Actlvltres Band Lelsure Interests Hunting fxshmg readrng body bulldlng After Gradua tron College IA E MILLER Lrberal Actrvtttes Orchestra chorr SYB Le1sure 'eres s Readlng k11ng After Graduatlon Colle e BEATRICE MARIE IJORIN Bea Comrnerctal A trvtttes Head of Banktna Department Lets u e Interests Read ng movtes bowlmg danc rnj walkrng After Graduat on Work IDA MABEL MORRILL Angel Lrbe al Letsure Interests Dancrng horseback rrclrng After Graduanon I-Ialrdressmg IOSEPI-I W MULKHEY oe Industrral Lelsure Interests Huntrng f1sb1ng skung swnmrnrng skatrng After Graduatron Uncle Ctdeol ROBERT MURPHY Murph General Act1v1t1es Football basketball baseball After Graduatron College IAMES EDWARD MURRAY SDICGY Lrberal Act1v1t1es Cross country Lersure Interests Movres Amencan Legron After GTGGUGTIOH Llndeclaed MARY ELIZABETH MURRAY f'ScotCl'1ie Liberal Activities' Glee Club Leisure Interests: Dan - ing, swtmming, skating, After Graduatior' U .- decided. 'Fla SYB s L 5 4 0' 1947 DANIEL NICHOLAS Actrvtttes Baseball football hockey Leisure Interests Etshrng travel Alter Graduatton School MYRNA NICHOLAS lltcky Secretanal A lIVl res Chotr Letsure Interests Danctng oller Kama tce skattna bowltng SNIUIITIIDQ IWOVIG After G aduatton Dance t a1n1ng IIAIICY COLBY ICOLL J cky Secretartal Actrvrtre Gtee Club oowltna Le sure Inter Ssnnq Kat ng swlmrmrfg danc ng After G acltlatton Coll ae ROBERT HENRY O CONI ELL Conlc Techn cal Acttvmes Football basketball baseball Lets u e In'erests Sports Atte Graduahon Unde ctcie-cl GLENN R ORDWAY Curley Industrxal ACllVIll9 Baseball Lelsure Interests Swtm 'ntng lr htng skatxng bowltng After Gradua tron Store busmess ROBERT PERLEY ORDWAY Bob Techntcal Letsue Interests Huntlng ftshtng szcattng N1 'L nnq AlterGad.tat1on UNH WILLIAM R OSBORI E IR O22 Q lndust tal c 1Vll1 s Baske ball Le s.1 e Irtte D nc rng ports ltxtng car AlterG af' a on Trade School RUSSELL GILBERT PAGE Ras General Acttvrue Fo tball tract: Red Cros Letsu e In ere ts Skattng sxurtg smrnmtng At'er G acbatton UINH 'He SYB Q. 'Q YN .ova 'l ,HQIW CHARLES FRAI CIS PARRETT orkf Special In e e t Reading After Graclua ion or ROGER SCOTT PATSFIELD w Special Activities Basketball Leisure Interests Movies Alter Graduation Work MARGARET ELIZABETH PEDEARE ig Commercial Activities Bowling volley ball baseball Leis ure Interests Sv imming skating bicycling Alter G aduation Work VERYI MAY PERKIIIS Ac v tie oir e In e e Dancing At er Gradua' on Bo ton Conservatory MARIORIE R PERRY Maraie Secretarial Activities Bowling basketball baseball bad 'runton Lei ure Interests Dancing skating skiing bowlinq movies Alter Graduation Nork PAUL E PHILLIPS General 'v.. -P Football, basketball, bas-ball, Presi- dent S udent Councll Leisure Interests: Hunt- ing, ishina Atter Graduation: Unclecicled. SHERMA.I EDWARD PILSBURY NS. erm Indu. trial A ifities' Football Leisure In.erest.' Rom ling, 7 aancinq,A:'wirnr:i1na, rkating, mcxier, poo A ter ,am - . G.ad'.ation Carpente. wo.k 1947 THOMAS WALTER PILLSRURY A I'ornir.y Scientific Leisure Interests: Skating skiing, swimming Alter G.aduation' Vfcrk, dl an J p 4 ,. . f - X Leisure t r , Z i I ' r 2, .V k K .- ,I . , , Pat ,ff I . , ,f - , p ' 'f I n-tt' . . Q . 45 . It r ' ' , . Q , I . Parlay A A Commercial ' I 'tx 1 -gs Ch ' Lezsur it r sts ' , ' mwzszc Z .i ss 6 0 . I, Q - Q- X , 1 , . . 3 Q ' ' 7? lj Act. ie, e KCI I t I s li s ct t 5 ' C2 Y a , , i 5 l I' x Y' W V' V rx 3 I N X T , 1947 IEROME EDWARD OUIMBY erry Industrial Activities Football track eisd Interests Spors Aft rGraduat1on Trad School IANET WIIJIFRED RICE an Comrnercial Leisure Interests Music wirnming skating After Graduation Work IOANNE RICHARDS Comme cial Leisure Inte e ts Skiing tennis reading After I-IARRIET LORD RICHAR' SON Liberal Activities Band choir basketball SYB bowl ing baseball National Honor So iety Leisure Interests Sports reading After Graduation Bu ine s School ANN ELIZABETH ROBERTS Annie Comme cial Activities SYB basketball bowling baseball badminton tennis Leisure Interests Swimming bowling reading skiing radio After Gradua t n Plymouth Teachers College IOAN MARY ROBY General Activities' Basketball, band, Student Council, Volun.eer, Red Cross speedball, bowling, cheer- leader Leisure Inte ests Swimming skiing rnovies Alter Graduation Undecided. IOHN H. RODGERS Technical Activities Football Lelsure Inte.e:.s Basket- ball, bareball, ping-pong, bowling After Grad- ua ion Trade S-hool. SALLY MAXHIE ROWE Scientific Activitzez Band, choir, Student Council, cheer- leader, basketball, speedball, baseball, S Y B, Volunteer, bowling After Graduation, Forsythe Dental School -0 .415 HI .. . ' ' ' LQ 'ro . A S L, 9 ' I ' ' e Q If Graduationl Buyer and 'Designer of Clothes X X lf' J ,, fill io 2 I . I I 'I . 2 AY fd lf? , C, I Y ' 1 U L 1 -Q I A I Q 1947 The SYB RICHARD EDWARD RUSSELL Russ Techmcal Actxvtttes Baseball Letsure Interests Huntmg tavel sports AlterGraduat1on Travel DONALD WARRINER SALTMARSH IR Sat Techmcal Acttvttxes Cross country track basketball bass clef club Letsure Interests Football danclng Demolay Y M C A baseball SW1I'1'lfl'1ll tg sk1 mg cards httch htkmg After Graduatxon Ser v1Ce and College RICHARD EDDY SARGENT Sarge General Acttvtttes Student Manager of hockey Letsure Interests Swxmmtng poker Alter Graduatton UNH Norm Techrncal Act1v1t1es Basketball baseball LEISUFS Inter ests Photography Alter Graduahon Unde ctcled FLORENCE LOUISE SHELLEY o Secretartal ACllV1llES Home Economtcs Club Letsure terests Sewtng tnterlor decorattng After G ad uatton Buslness school WILLIAM SLATTERY Ame Technxcal Actlvtttes Football basketball baseball Alter Gracluatton Undectded RUTH FRANCES SMITH Sue General After Graduatton Work RICHARD DAVID SINOW loe Industrtal ACIIVIIISS Football basketball Le1sure Inte ests Bovtltng huntmg long walks swlrnmtng After Graduanon Work I -1 1 1, I A . ls? ' J' F 12 4 F 2. ' ' , , I ' 1 I ii' Allyn: 1' lf, I ,xlgtilit NORMAN EDWARD SEGAL TN' 4 A , s I Ft ' . ,W V, ' ' ' j ' ' A In. I' ,X fi 1947 BESSIE STAVROS Secretanal Acttvtttes Treasurer Glee Club cholr Letsure Interests Readlnq bowlxng danctng Alter Graduatton Undectded CI-IRISTIANA STAVROS Sula Comrnercxal Act1vt1es Volunteer Glee Club bowlmg Lets xre Intere ts Bowltng skattng danctng swxm mg servtna Alter Graduatlon Work ALAN STEVENS General Actrvxtle Football bqseball hockey Le1 ure Intere t E1 lung hunttna Alter Graduatton Coleg LOUISE STEVENS Secretarlal Acxn If Bowltna ba eball Le are Interest Bowlt a flanctna sxatng novle Alter Grad LG ton VN C lc RITA IRIS STEVE S Top y Comme C al L u Intee Sports tow eflng a ma araernna Alte Graduattor Work WILLIAM ERA ICIS STHOBRIDGE 1 Sctenttftc 1 1 'ohm e e e e ant y A oct tlon tmg for Von ma a 1let eaamg Ale G ad a on lar Ar if Axrbo ne lntartrf l PEGGY S WAI Peg ctxvttle R Inte e s Bo al mg te Gra It Dot ACU'-l1I.SF es 2 Dan J D ure '1 n o Wo k IIOROTI-'Y E S' 'EEII wl ..q, Red rcfzfz ,lT f .1nq, bownng, rxatlng, tennti AIt,. Grazluatton Bftnesz Co e '- teach Regu rnxctal . NICE'- rnufp 7715 SYB f 'Z 1947 IEAN TASKER Ieannie Secretarial Activities' Glee Club, choir. Leisure Interests: Swimming music bowling tennis Af er Grad uation Undecided DONALD LESTER THOMPSON Don Scientific Activities Band orchestra choir Leisure In tere-sts We t Concord cars After Graaua ion UNI-I GLORIA MAE TILLOTSON Tillie Liberal Activities Bowling basketball Leisure Inter ests Dancing skating swimming movies bowl ing After Graduation Beautician work BARBARA TOJ LE Ba b Secret a Actiwi ies B l n alee club volley ball base ball S Y B Leisu e Interests Movies dancing box l g After G d.1at1on W k I-iERMA I AUGUSTUS TOWLE IR I dustrial Leis elntee SM mira Aft Gaduaiori l i LEO RD LLIAM TRAGER IR GTI Cl 1 Swinimina football sk ing er kai H g After G cddation ol leae IULIETTE MARIE TRUCI-ION Babe Comrne c al Activities Bovslng Leis e Interests Read ng dancing kati g Afte Gr duation Wok VIRGINIA TSECKARES Ginny Accounting Activities Bowling glee Club choir S Y B Red Cross Leisure Interests Dancing swimming bowling skating After Graduation Undecided We SYB 'X '1 it Afh, fHeSYB BARBARA ANN VITAGLIANO 1 Genercrl Actrvxtles Bdslcetbcll bowllng speedboll Red Cross l.e1sure Interests Dcrncrng skung mus1c swrmmmg AtterGrdduot1on College IOHN ALAN WARREN Screntlllc Actrvltres Student Councrl track Lelsure terests Reddmg trczvel dcxncxng Alter Grad udtron College NANCY WARRE J TNCXHHIS General Lersure lnterests Reddmg drt After Grcrduc tron Art Scrool 'WX- EMILY DOROTHY WAYMOUTH rn Sc1ent1f1c Lersure lnterests Plano bodrnlnton recxdmg After Grcrduotron College Alml BURKE WAYNE Accountrng ACllV1ll6S Bowlmg volley bcxll Lersure lnter ests Ddncrng kdtmg red mg After Grddud tron Work 65' ll.l.lAl ROBERT WEIR 1 lndust 1dl WW Actr Foo Dall '1 rcey trocrc Lersure ln e e Src ng L1.1I ll lg mountdln cllmbrng tt T :we DO ALD V ELCOVV Dorm Tecnnrccl Lexsdre lnte est PWOTGCI n Af er GfUddG tron Undecldezl 5 ,JP FRA CTS N ll li JENTWORTH Industncl 1 e oo cz Interest Sports G1 :x ro 1947 ..V.t., 1 , . . . . I . In- ' A I . . 1 in 1 ' . I I X l tiw Y Qgr, V ' l Wa g? F' fu A I ' , 1 , I V , A ' , V ft X A: ,i ' , s , T - I ,V , s'w M 3 ' Q -. -fy A , A T W . ,A 4 2 Vf V 'AB'll r . il 2, V, ,f 'mites t' , I oc' , ' . ' - t r sis 'xi , .4 .Q , . ' ' ' , Af.er Graduation' r ' l 'Q J r .s l Arcpl.y f ' - tx 3 ., Q' s I f , YI . '.'.-LI..r. E' 'Rea' ' Act '.':t1 3 lf' tb Il Leisure . s' l f After Gr 'u Z n College 1947 MURIEL IRENE WHITE Muley Secretarlal Lelsure Interests Dancmg mustc readmg After Graduatron Undecrcled BARBARA ELEANOR WILKINS Bobs Secretanal ACIIVIIISS Bowlmg Le1sure Interests Bowlmg dancmg swrmrnmg skatmg After Graduatron Work IEAN ADELE WILLOUGHBY W1 Sc1er1t1f1c Act1v1t1es Basketball bowlmg baseball Lels ure Interests Skatmg skrmg kmttmg After Graduatton Nursmg NORMA ELAINE WILSON Norm Home Ecortomrc Lelsure Irrte ests Reaclrtg skatmg VIOVISS wrrtmg poetry Afte Graduatlon Work LEIGH MARSHALL WOODMAN Woody Industrral Leisure Interests Automotwe mechamc travel After Graduat1or1 Work GEORGE THOMAS WOODS Woodste Techmcal Act1v1t1es Bass Clef club basketball Le1sure Interests Photography Y M C A sports After Graduatrort Service IOHN RAYMOND YOUNG ack SCIGHIIIIC After Graduatton Mass Radro G Telegraph School VICTORIA ZACHOS Vrcky Secretarlol ACIIVIIISS Glee Club Lelsure Interests Danc 1ng bowlmg sports After Graduatton BUS1 ness College 7716 SYB -an 41? JI zo lam l!aync jf ll 2 1 .ffl .f-,Uf iT ff 11 1 1 19'-1' 'I Liifi.. ff, l fl I7 I' 1 E ll-FAU fa june 1927 - llmry 1947 H. ,xv inf' X X 1 O fs NA 5 '33 mr-1 'Q' .740 ,gibtfllefllf GLLIQCL The Student Councll had an actlve year Wxth several suc cessful programs There were heated dlscusslons about veter ans prlvlleges and what to do Wlth the Memorlal Fund tor World War Il The alumm dance was a great success as was the Mas querade Ball a talent assembly and a football rally held on the State House plaza The Student Counc1l sent 1lS representatlves to a student counc1l conference at St Paul s School The students greatly appreclated the councll s Work 1n gettlng l1CkGlS for the out of town games Presmdent Paul Phlllrps Vxce Presrdent K1rnon Zachos Secretary Donald Callahan Treasurer Paul Anderson Faculty Adv1sor Mr Sxmpson WMM MJLLOI' Q 6055 L--ish .762 lllfftllfeel' 'gf Ogle f ,Agra APRIL 17 and 18 1947 D1rector Arthur E Bean Asst Drrector Notholre Allen Mr Smedley Lczurcx Merrrweother Motlldo Merrrweother Ccrptcun Leroux S9bGSllGl 1 Mernweother DCIV1d Bellow Brod Monroe Wxllxe Krmngle Scxphroma Lawrence THE CAST George Mclieoge Adele Colburn Dorlndo Elrnhlrsl Russell Page Roger Durlee l-lorry Hemplmll Robert Gourley Poul Krlmlsler Notholle Allen we O 4 'Z UA lbelafrng Cf A Guided by its advisor Mr Schoept the Debating Club car ned an active schedule ot inter class and inter school debates Members appeared over radio station WKXL in an undefeated series The club president debated on The lunior Town meet ing of the Air President Paul Kilmister Secretary Iune Vail Vice President Kimon Zachos Treasurer Iohn Dooley jk gm cm Girls Club is an organization in which all girls of Concord High School are members Interesting programs were given during the year for the entertainment of the members The luniors and Seniors of the club opened the school year with a Big Sister Party to welcome the in coming Sophomores In De cember the annual Christmas Party was held for the children of the Daniel Webster Home. The purpose of the Girls' Club is to bring the girls of Concord High School closer together. President Marion Davis Secretary Esther Mclieage Vice-President Sally George Treasurer Mary Estes Athletlc 5 inuuuxsa iw 25' . - f f - - IJ . I ' E U 7 sg --H 3 . I . - I ' 1 H H., . I ' I Z y ' ' - - : 4 I . , , U. N'-'-'N :N f . A . I inure- xzoocn I Y 7 5 I W. r 1 n 2 J . I , t A I I . : lj I ' A . . 2 fn . D l. I 7 7 1 57 . :, A . . 1 I I I 'C I . . 2 - t s . N --- . ' . . i 4 1 Qmnswv ' . A 1 4 - ' ' ' ', We-q, ' I - 1 ' p.gf'7?3f, H V LN .- Np- . - 4 A ,,' moowur-A ,A I 7 - .I - I K4 A Ex. it, ' joofga ff Because of a great number of return1ng lettermen and several ex servlce men on the squad the 1946 team really drd a fme Job Our fast runnrng backs cashed rn on the excellent blockxng done by the llnemen Although 1n1ur1es slowed the team down for br1ef spells the team won s1x games out of nrne Co capta1n Bob Murphy after recetvlng a broken ankle early rn the season was unable to lend h1s great abllrty to the team Paul Phllhps and Podgy Mllls both sturdy letter w1nners rn 45 were also handlcapped w1th 1n1ur1es durrng the season Much credrt has been glven to Ierry Qurmby Pete Fanny Acre Slat tery and Harold Slmpson for the1r outstandmg play IH all the games Qulmby s selectron as frrst team left guard on the All New Hampshrre team was expected by all local fans because of hrs superlatrve play both on offense and defense Games whrch should not have been m1ssed by football rooters were the CHS Dover game the Central t1lt and the Franlclrn game In the Dover game we were on the 5 yard lane when the gun ended our long dT1V9 for the touchdown that would have won the game ln the Central fracas we were ahead at the half 7 6 but due to bad breaks were unable to overcome the1r last half touchdown A v1ctory over Manchester Central at that t1me would have been the frrst wrn over them rn over 20 years The sk1rm1sh wrth Frank lm was rnterestrng because of the power the C H S eleven showed 1n rackrng up therr 25 potnts The Class of 47 wlshes better luck to next year s team and we only hope that we can be wttness to the V1ClOfY over Central C H S Opp C H S Opp St Iosephs at Manchester Dover at Concord Claremont at Concord Portsmouth at Portsmouth Lacoma at Concord Rochester at Rochester Franklm at Concord West at Manchester Central at Concord 7 ...L... A 1 J 'B' M at rw -+- ar W MDM -47 sii auf: .ALL -a--E--.53 P055 60lftlfLtI g The cross country team Won one meet and lost ftve The reason for thls 1S not the C H S boys lack of runmng ab1l1ty but las ln many prevrous yearsj the presence ot such slalled runners from other schools whtch ran agarnst us Results at the State Meet tn Durham would undoubtedly have been dlfferent 1t all of our runners had been there at the beglnntng ot the race Some ot our best men ltncludlng Captatn Bob Bourdeau Prtnce Sawyer Conn and lewellj were out look mg over the runntng course when the gun went oft tor the start CHS Opp West at Manchester Dover at Concord Dover at Dover 35 29 29 20 26 26 State Meet a' Durham Frfth Place Manchester West at Concord Manchester Central at Conco d Keene at Concord S ,A ' ,V I A ' ' SQ M ' ,V I ,ttf SQ' 5 -.1 rl M: N -Vw ,Q 'Q Fi K '. 7' ' ,,,... 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K ,gr ' -' ' , , r 5 l r E GF --2+-G-lfffff ,QQCQ ' ' A . i Z ' 1 ' I 37 18 23 32 30 25 'Ind -'i '- .Hooley Lack of 1ce kept our skaters from practlcmg untll late 1n the season after several games had been postponed Wlth only a few hours of pract1ce the team went out and Won seven games off1c1al state champ1onsh1p Coach Callahan was lucky 1n havlng so many fme players back from last year s squad Among them were Co captams Tommy Brochu and Lefty Callahan Guy Strachan Tommy Champagne and D1ck Ruddy CHS Opp Dover at Dover Frankhn at Franklrn Dover at Concord Rochester at Concord Rochester at Rochester Hanover at Concord Hanover at Hanover Notre Dame of Berlm 'Post season game played at Dartmouth for unoffxclal state championship uf A 2 V 'K th. in a row, only to lose in a post-season playoff game, for the un- 1 0 ' ' 8 2 2 1 5 3 5 2 5 0 5 2 ' ' 0 2 1 41122 11 Qmmi Qmww 'iv 31.1. QW Q Er El Nm mu., Mamie OL. 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Under the able direction of Mr Porsch the music supervisor the band had a most successful year ln the tall they gave their support to the football team by playing at all home games They had a successtul Christmas Concert pep bands at the basketball games a spring concert and played at the Music Festival at Portsmouth Thirteen members of the High School band were chosen tor the All State Band Captain Robert Gourley lst Lieutenant William Hutchinson 2nd Lieutenant Iohn Wright Librarian Harry Hemphill Uniform Custodians Marion Culver, George McKeage Director Mr. Porsch mann-Ahab-nu-ali X65 SCH00 afvconoh j Ol'CAQ.'5fI 6l The Concord High School Orchestra under the direction of Mr Porsch overcame its handicap of being a small group and had a successful year lt played at the Christmas and Spring Concerts the City Festival the Senior Play and the graduation exercises. Three members from the group were selected to at- tend the All-State Festival. Student Director Harry Hemphill F K it dd CM CAM The A Cappella Chou' was one ot the buslest ITIUSIC groups lt partlclpated ln the Chrlstrnas and Sprlng Concerts the Clty Festlval and both the New England and the State Audltlon Festl vals The chorr also presented programs to several Concord clubs Presrdent Robert Cox VICG Presldent M1 ram Hartford L1brar1ar1 Harry Hemphrll Robe Custod1an lohn Maynard nfs 'N P+ ite fam Cf! at Under the leadershlp of Mr Porsch the Bass Clet Club al though small appeared 11'1 the Chrlstmas Concert and the C1tY Festlval Student DIYSCTOT Harry Hemptull f - - Q 1 - ,LJ ff 1. if V' ' It 8. -I :1 7 ' x r..u A A3 'f ' fx '48 W' 'tt V, 1 X N -1 .F 2 M, it gm gf cm The Glrls Glee Club made two appearances th1S year One at the Chnstmas Foncert and the other at the Spnng Concert Th1s group s popularlty 1S shown by the large number of students who partlclpated Pres1dent Marlon Davxs Vtce President Betty Morse I..1brar1an Sylvla Maynard Cfaaa .x4v44!ory Lrsten my chtldren and you shall hear The story of our htgh school career On the fourth of September tn 43 Our class began 1ts htstory The Freshman year was of no tmport So we ll overlook 1t tn thts report Except to say tn passmg by That our prestdent was lohn Dooley Ctel Wtse fools as Sophomores we became And overcome by our domaxn Lockers gym sltps and statrs Seemed to take us unawares Ronald Bean a worthy lad Was elected as ts the fad To represent hrs fellow man And act as leader of the clan Sprmg arrtved and the Sophomore hop Whtch was to be turned out a flop Class rtngs by many co eds were bought We were almost graduated Cor so we thoughtl lune arrtved and s1ghs of rehef Vacatlon was worshtpped but all too brtef September saw us back rn school Attended by the learned rule For Ronald Bean a second term Reward from many backers ftrm The year ttself was not too hard But not to be held tn dtsregard Around the yulettde threats galore Were made to let us help tn the store However they were qutckly trounced And back to the classrooms we were bounced A mustcal mottf was the trrm That covered the four walls of the gym For on May 3rd ID 46 We gave a Prom that was the ktx Twtce held elect1ons tn the fall Produced what IS often called a brawl When Sherm Ptllsbury and other vets They led the Semors through a year Whtch seemed to many qulte severe Our schedule although often heavy Stlll left us ttme to plan the levee Trme flew by and all too soon A mght arrtved that was tn Iune A mght wntch called for celebratton For at long last tt was graduatron As a class our htstory rs now complete But as lndlvtduals our Ob19Cl1V6S weve yet to meet As we Journey on one and all Pause to remember old C H S s halls Were chosen as the privileged set. CVM WK E THE CLASS OF l947 havrng served our trme rn the educatronal rnstrtutron of C H S hereby wrll these faults deeds and trme honored posses srons Nathalre Allen leaves her posrtron as solo clarrnetrst to lanet Grant Iohn An derson leaves hrs collectron of arrplanes to anyone who has room for rt Rrta Arr derson leaves her laugh to Connre Nrcholas Edwrn Andrew leaves hrs typ rng abrlrty to Paul Anderson Forrest Angwrn leaves as a crooner To Lours Braley who really doesnt need rt goes Dave Audets talent for cheerleadrng Charles Averrll leaves on the off beat Eugene Avery leaves hrs knowledge of Hrstory to some future senror who wrll need rt Dorrs Bane leaves her brrefcase to any one physrcally capable of carryrng such a load Davrd Bartlett leaves hrs dry humor to Chrck Wrrght Ronald Bean and Robert Murphy leave therr posrtrons as co captarns of the football team to Toots Audet and Fred Cadarette After a successful second try Eddre Benort leaves Barb Benson leaves takrng her blushrng smrle wrth her Donald Bernrer leaves quretly Barbara Black leaves wrth doubt of frndrng a rrcher freld Maurrce Blake leaves seerng stars Iohn Bluto leaves the same way he came loudly Leavrng by the back door rs Bob Bonner Clarre Boulay leaves her knowl edge parler francars to some runror who wrll undoubtedly need rt Frances Bour deau leaves for her Job Bob Bourdeau and Brll Conn leave on the run Lors Bourlet leaves hoprng next year wrll not frnd her strll makrng up work Wrth sor row Armand Bourque leaves hrs seat rn 2Ul Tommy Brochu leaves hrs abrlrty to play hockey to Tommy Champagne Ioan Bryant leaves rn hopes of a safer trrp thrs trme Phyllrs Burbank and Lourse Stevens leave as quretly as they came Chrp Burley leaves well l1ked by every one Sally Byrne leaves wrth a much hrgherl Q Donald Callahan leaves hrs laugh to anyone who can control rt Lefty Calla han leaves havrng been an asset to the hockey squad Rudolph Campbell leaves wrshrng he were gorng to return Necra Carlton leaves strll scooprng at the Dew Drop Alrcra Carpenter leaves wrth Harrret Cole rrght behrnd her Betty lane Carpenter leav s her oboe after all You Cant Take lt Wrth You Edrth Cate leaves good bye Iohn Chadwrck leaves on the Bow bus Henry Cham berlrn and lean Clattenburg leave therr darly trrp from East Concord to Mary Morrrson Lourse Chapman leaves wrth her shoe squeakrng Rrchard Cra la Glen Dyment and Smoky Harrrs leave therr noon trme drscussrons to Krmon Zachos and Edward Towle leannette Clark leaves her trrcky harr dos to some runror who rs clever enough to keep them rntact Ioy Clough leaves her red harr to Iune Varl Adele Colburn and Mary Estes leave after strugglrng through four years of French Betsy Colby leaves rn trme to catch the trarn to Boston Albert Constant leaves Bud Coughlrn leaves leavrng hrs grrl behrnd hrm Bob Cox leaves hrs absence on test days to Doug Perthel Wrlma Crane leaves her poetrc abrlrty to Allrson Owen Iohn Crerghton leaves after twelve hard years of school Rosalre Croto leaves her drrectrng to Wal ter Srebert Freddre Crowley leaves he hopes Iohn Dadhood leaves hrs herght to Mrke Berwrck Irene Dane leaves her vorce to loyce Krng Gertrude Darrah leaves her seat rn Mrss Grrggs Hrstory class to some unsuspectrng rumor Beverly Datson . f I - - - A - tt - H . . . ., - - 1 1 ' ' - - - - rr H . . . . ,, , ,, . tt r, . . . . 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H . . . . . . rr ff - . . , . - - rr rl . . , I tr 4 rl - - . , . . . u 1, . . . . . . , . leaves followrng rn the footsteps of her brothers Marlon Davrs leaves after grv rng us all many laughs Wrllram Dear born leaves the school Nancy Dodge refuses to leave her baby teeth Nancy Donovan leaves for broader frelds Iohn Dooley leaves hrs altrtude to anyone who has an oxygen mask George Drew leaves Mrss Browns class a physrcal Wreck Tommy Duffett leaves wrshrng Razor were wrth hrm Roger Durfee leaves for Martrns Flyrng Servrce Dorothy Eastman and Harry Hemphrll leave therr flash cameras to any photog raphy lover Shrrley Edmunds leaves her seat rn typrng class Dorrnda Elm hrrst leaves mrnus her oral reports Pete Fanny left Mrss Mallahys Englrsh class Elberta Farrar leaves wrth the abrlrty to express her rdeas Betty Ann Felker leaves wrth our hope of her mak rng a frnal decrsron B111 Frfreld leaves strll pumprng the slush Spanky Flanders leaves but qurck Marre For trer leaves her brrght yacket to somebody flashy Wesley Freeman leaves hrs av erage rn Solrd to be drvrded among hrs followers Allan French leaves for the shop Carolyn French leaves havrng been a successful head cheerleader Lourse French leaves wrth admrratron from Mrss Brown Alberta Fuller leaves takrng her gurtar lean Garge leaves takrng her hubba hubba sweater wrth her Grnny Gara folr leaves her small stature to Darsy Hussey Betty Gately Nancy Nrcoll Myrna Nrcholas and Veryl Perkrns leave headed for the Phoenrx Helene Gelrnas leaves for her Job at the Purrtan Ernest George leaves hrs foolrng rn Chemrstry to Drck lanson Muggrtt Gesen and Iane Mrller leave for college Mary Lou Grlman leaves her barrtone to Iohn May nard Rrchard Gourley leaves hrs wrld drrvrng to Donny Vrrgrn Robert Gourley leaves the hero part to some lucky yunror Robert and Wrllram Graham leave hap prly Elarne Greeley and Margaret Hamm leave Melvrn Gullage leaves hrs work at Frtch s to almost anyone Mrrram l-rartford leaves as popular as ever Grace Heath leaves headed for West Concord Vrctor Hrckox leaves good bye Ruth Hoagland leaves hoprng the car wrll stay out of the garage FYGHK Hodgman leaves en route to Bow Scott Hortt leaves hoprng to catch the bus Al bert Hood and Paul Krlmrster leave strll debatrng Glenna Howard leaves to be marrred Barbara Howland leaves her smart clothes to Nancy Byron Olrn Ingham leaves hrs afternoon trrps to Mrss Trmlrns to some brave soul Emma Lou lngraham leaves to go home to drnner Wrllram lohns leaves hrs wavy harr to Smrth Palmer Mrldred Iohnson leaves her rntellrgence to Wrllard Reade Fay Iones leaves for a long needed vacatron Martha Iordan leaves her vocabulary to the Junrors who wrll become students of Mrss Brown Anna Karoprlran and Barbara Towle leave therr standrng rn lrne at basketball games to Dorrs and Peal Smrth Donald Krmball leaves wrth hrs brother soon to follow Rodney Krng leaves wrth no re grets Anna l.aBonte leaves havrng a com plete knowledge of the U S constrtutron Donald Lahar leaves hrs popularrty to Mrke Manus Gerard Landry leaves hrs sweater to some junror who has a passron for yellow Ioyce Langley leaves her sense of humor to Shrrley Headberg Marland Langley leaves after a tour of duty rn the armed servrce Nat Langley leaves her As rn Englrsh to be drvrded among the junrors Lucrlle Lasalle and leannette Massey leave together Ray mond Lassonde leaves the tympanr to Brll Whrte Elrzabeth Leary leaves havrng become thoroughly acquarnted wrth the Brology lab Lucrlle Leavrtt sadly leaves her fun rn Chemrstry Emrle Lemay 1 r , . . , ' 1 tr H , . . . . - rt H 1- H . 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H . ,I , , , . . leaves for Hooksett Robert Lessels leaves 1n a new Nash lohn Lewls leaves for the farm Nylene Lockwood leaves to work at Pennys Hurley Lord leaves havlng sard hardly a word Grace Lynch leaves taklng her volce w1th her Weasel Lynch leaves h1s posrtlon as Captaln of th V s George MacDonald leaves havmg ac qurred a l1ttle h1stor1cal knowledge Phyl l1s MacKown leaves her flute to Naoml Iordan Ahce Marston leaves her morn 1ng talks to Mary Kenerson Beverly Ma goon and Alan Stevens leave the1r gum stuck under the1r seats Sylvra Maynard leaves as a flne art1st Allce McCauley leaves on trme tor once George Mc Keage leaves takmg h1s shyness w1th h1m Beatrlce Mor1n leaves 1n a lady hke lashron lda Morrrll and loanne R1chards leave for the1r seat at the Purrtan lames Murray leaves h1s clownlng rn home room to Chrnk Chandler Mary Murray leaves very qu1etly Robert O Connell leaves 1n Don Dean s car Glen Ordway leaves taklng the South St bus Robert Ordway leaves hrs neart warmmg sm1le to Al Morency Rob ert Osborne leaves as a smooth dancer Russell Page leaves h1s smart clothes to anyone who w1ll prorruse to take good care of them Margaret Pedeare and Marjorle Perry leave w1th the1r dlplomas rn hand Paul Phrlhps leaves as a great athlete Sherman Pxlsbury leaves h1s football trlcks to Toots Audet Thomas P1llsbury leaves for a quret evemng at home lerry Qulmby leaves as an All Stater Harrret Rrchardson leaves after acqu1r 1ng all deservlng honors Ann Roberts leaves her love Qt Enghsh to lean Mc lsaac loan Roby leaves her constant sm1le to Esther Bullock lohn Rodgers leaves tor work at the Rumlord Pharmacy Sally Rowe happ1ly leaves for Forsythe Dental School Rxchard Russell leaves h1s bashfulness to Charlle Clough Donald Saltmarsh leaves hopmg Alex ander w1ll do as well Rrchard Sargent leaves Mrss Grlggs w1thout a handyman Norman Segal leaves h1s I V umform to Pete Kxnsley Florence Shelley leaves her love of H1SlOTY to Vrolet Sprro AC19 Slattery leaves h1s basketball techmque to Happy S1mpson who really doesnt need 1t Ruth Smlth leaves on her brcycle Rrchard Snow leaves h1s undecrded love aftalrs to Eddle F1ne Bessre Stavros and VITQIHIG Tseckares leave alter acqu1r1ng a last1ng fr1endsh1p R1ta Stevens regrets leavrng Hlstory class W1ll1am Strobrldge leaves to jom the Army Peggy Swarn leaves for Carlsons Dorothy Sweeney leaves her g1tt of gab to Falth Hammar lean Tasker leaves takmg her g1ggles w1th her Donald Thompson leaves h1s posant des quest1ons to Ion lacobs Wlth no changes except more knowledge CVD Glorla Tlllotson leaves Herman Towle leaves for the qulet of country hte lulxette Truchon leaves her current events to Nancy Hallet Barbara Vltaghano leaves her athlet1c ablhty to Pesky Estes Nancy Warren leaves her art1st1c abll 1ty to Betty Laurre Emrly Waymouth leaves her studrous manner to Barb Hug gms Ann Wayne leaves her modesty to Esther McKeage W1ll1Gm Werr leaves 1n Barb s footsteps Donald Welcome leaves the Chem Lab w1thout an assrstant Red Wentworth leaves h1s unruly red ha1r to someone wrth a better techmque Murrel Wh1te leaves her meek vorce to Edrth Swmdlehurst Barb Wllk1HS leaves her wavy ha1r to Mary Lundburg lean W1lloughby leaves her accent to some one wrth a clever tongue Norma Wllson leaves s1lently Lergh Woodman leaves wrth h1s car 1n perfect mechanlcal condr t1on George Woods leaves for an un known dest1nat1on V1ctor1a Zachos leaves her local chat ter to Polly Boulay 1 . , , v - - tt H . . . 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' . ,, P 8Cg0 I 7 A sc1ent1st of great renown Who got h1s start at Concord H1gh Had to1led a score of trurttul years H1Sl1le long wxsh to satlsty Hrs work was 1n a G E Lab The year was nlneteen slxty s1x In wh1ch txme th1s modern Stelnmetz Degrees and honors d1d attlx Telev1s1on btnoculars W1th whtch the human eye could scan Around th1s world on wh1ch we lxve Were made by Donald Callahan But 1n splte of tame and fortune And trxendsh1p w1th learned men He always had a w1ll to see H1s classmates ot forty seven Professor Don Callahan had lust fm tshed ad1ust1ng the focus ot hrs new 1nvent1on w1th the help of h1s two as s1stants Barbara Howland and Besste Stavros and was now ready to make h1s tr1al test He swung the lnstrument to wardC H S where he recognxzed Luc1lle Slde the door Rlchard Snow was buslly sweeptng the corr1dor Turntng the scope sllghtly toward Maln Street he notlced a neon srgn readrng Come 1n for a t1tt1ng Robert Cox Mort1c1an Professor Cal lahan also saw a hearse dr1ven by Her man Towle leavmg the premrses Fol lowmg the Atom Tram to Boston he spotted Fred Crowley engtneer talklng w1th brakeman Sherm Ptllsbury As the tratn sped w1th1n the range of the scope Senator Dooley seen comfortably seated 1n a plush chalr was conversrng w1th the head conductor Robert Bourdeau The tram wh1zzed up to the stat1on and Sen ator Dooley was welcomed by the whole c1ty of Boston lncludmg the mayor Red Wentworth whtle Iohn Dahood took h1s bags and took them to the mayors car dnven by Iohn Davxs Overhead was spotted a rocket plane p1lOled by Nancy Dodge When the plane arrtved 1n New derson ran out to mnspect It Suddenly Professor Callahans llstenmg devtce p1cked up the loud no1se of Ronald Bean and h1s tlve Bounclng Beanpoles on 52nd Street wh1le Veryl Perkms famous blues slnger stood by In the New York Pubhc I..1brary sat Wesley Freeman noted pro lessor readlng Platos Repubhc 1n one hand and Norma Wxlsons Funny Book 1n the other Play1ng on the hons outsrde were four ch1ldren w1th thetr governess Ruth Hoagland Across the street was seen a plexlglass skyscraper whrch was berng constructed by the Duffett and Dui fett 20th Century Skyscraper Company ro f Leavitt teaching in room 1025 while out- York Q minute later, mechanic Iohn An- Sliding around the corner on to Fifth Av enue came the latest model of the l5 passenger Hoitt Harris Limousine driven by Albert Hood with co pilot Donald Kim ball at his s1de Socialite Sally Rowe in structed the chauffeur to stop the car at Barbara Benson s Fur Salon Inside she asked Beverly Datson connoisseur of fine furs to bring out one of the cheaper S50 UUU furs for her approval At the sound of an ambulance siren Callahan swung the scope back onto the street I the rear of the ambulance was Rudolph Campbell who had collapsed on the street from pure exhaustion after bend ing over to tie his shoelace The radlo controlled ambulance sped through the emergency door of the hospltal Then attendants Bob Murphy and Iohn Bluto rushed out to carry the patient in Nurses Ioyce Langley and Mimi Hartford wheeled the stricken man into the surgery room where Doctor Marland Langley prepared The scope was rotated and its sights landed on the magnificent Hotel Lessels which boasted the only four dimenslonal view of the Chicago stockyards In the d1n1ng room head waitress Rita Anderson was dashing around with a large tray loaded with slrloin steaks These were placed at the table of Iohn Lewis presi dent of the National 4 H Clubs who was stopping there during the annual conven tion At h1s table was another prominent figure in the agricultural world George MacDonald From the Loop came strains of a hot band Hemphill and his Howling Hairraisers featuring Charlie Averill a drums and Ray Lassonde at piano was raising the roof 1n Spanky Flanders Night Spot In Cleveland beneath the smoke raised by W Lynchs Lollypop Factory was seen a bright red glass house owned by Ruth Smith furn1ture designer who had finally found a shade of red to match her hair On the water front the tugboat owned and piloted by Ioseph Mulkhey was preparing to dock with a load of Landry s Lumber Passing into the residential section Professor Cal lahan noticed a street named after the old home town Viewing its entire length he noticed several pretentious houses be longing to former classmates One was Barbara Blacks who was a noted floral wallpaper designer and the other was owned by lean Tasker script writer for the Nancy Nlcoll Radio Program The powerful lenses with a flick of the wrist picked up the metropolis of San Francisco where a prominent building the Golden Gate Building stood above the city ln the penthouse suite surrounded by beau tiful secretaries at the head of which were Ioan Bryant and Alicia Carpenter sat Lefty Callahan famous criminal law yer Two hundred stories above his of fice Callahan could hear the rlch haunt 1ng baritone of Russell Page who was from his atomic skyhook From his lofty position he could detect a powerful gl1tter from Nob H111 which turned out to be the famous Garofoll diamond dangling from its owners neck Virginia was accom pamed by her humble dog walker Don ald Saltmarsh lust then slrens screamed and a police car driven by Nancy Dono van dashed towards the harbor The car was met by the warden of Alcatraz Dorman Burley and head guard Paul Phillips They immediately started the Search for the dangerous prlsoner who had robbed a Salvation Army Christmas kettle The scope swung down the coast to Los Angeles and Hollywood where 25th Century Film Corporation run by Marion Davis and Carolyn French was filming the newest super colossal produc tion Glamour starrlng Nylene Lock wood and Bob Gourley Seen standing on the corner of Hollywood and Vine were Ann LaBonte and Emily Waymouth V - l . ' to Operate. busily scrubbing windows while dangling . . . , . 5 , L . . 1 whrsthng Home Sweet Home for the Truth or Consequences program whose MC was W1ll1am Dearborn Across the street Professor Callahan not1ced a large beauty salon wtth doors whose openrng and closrng was controlled by the new cosmettc ray drscovered by Rosalle Croto The operator of the salon was Betty Ann Felker who had Just placed Dorlnda Elm h1rst under the dryer At the same t1me the manrcurrst M1ldred Iohnson was go mg to poltsh Fay lones nalls Next door rn Roberts Restaurant Ierry Qutmby was announcrng that therr specral entertam ment would be oborst Betty Iane Carpen ter who would create an Ofl9HfGl atmo sphere by playtng My Wtld Irlsh Rose The scene quzckly shrfted to MSXICO where SIQHS of the trmes proclalmed the comtng attractlon of a cock fxght between ocks owned by Red Howard and Glen Dyment Whrle 1n MEXICO Crty Callahan decrded to watch the openrng ofthe grand hesta berng held rn honor of the newly elected presrdent of Mexlco Robert O Connell The day was a beautlful one and on the grand held tn front of the stadlum were seen hundreds of Mextcan beautres danclng the Carroca Among these full blooded Mexrcan senorltas were notrced Elberta Farrar and Ioy Clough The stlver scope suddenly swung swrft ly to the Panama Canal where operatlons were underway for enlargtng the Canal under the able dlrectton of Forrest Ang wm who sang to the machmery rn hrs spare t1me In charge of labor relattons were W1ll1arn Conn and Armand Bourque and rn charge of machrnery upkeep were Ernest George and Norman Segal Shtfttng the srlvery scope sxlently south ward to Southern Slobovla one could see Srgnor Acre Slattery slrtherrng mto hrs sllvery saddle Then he surveyed h1s stupendous sheepranch ably superv1sed by L1zzy Leary and her assrstant Bev Magoon Gotng sttll further southward to the Antarctrc one saw a srgn readmg Welcome to Durfeevllle posted on a frve cent lceberg Presldent Durfee es corted the noted explorer Wrlham Gra ham to hrs rgloo but doorman Rlchard Gourley was unable to open the door Whrle they were drscusstng old trmes around the Sargent Stove they were rn terrupted by rceman Leonard Trager who announced that lean Garge had yust ar rrved rn Shangrl La a late model of hell copter From Durfeevtlle Callahan proceeded to South Afrlca to the Karoprlean Carlton Dlamond Mme whtch had produced the huge sum of two dtamonds IH the last ten years As the professor vtewed the scemc splendor of the Ivory Coast he spotted the famous brg game hunters Allan French and Emtle Lemay enter1ng a huntlng equ1pment store owned by Ioan Roby Mtss Roby was talkrng to Count de Bro chu governor ofthe colony Gotng north ward to the Sweeney Sahara Sand Sup ply Syndtcate he notrced George Woods thtrstlly dtgglng for water wh1le Iames Murray stood by holdmg a canteen Over the sand dunes came Shexk Ah Os borne rrdtng a whrte stalllon headed for the Ivory Coast to rnform rts lnhabt tants that the Suez Canal had broken through and engrneer Ida Morrtll was needed to supervlse repa1rs He sald that Elatne Greeley local rnsurance broker couldnt hold her ftnger rn the hole 1n the dyke forever Next Wllltam Welr was seen ftshrng from the top of the Rock of Graham tformerly the Rock of Gtbraltar J As the marvelous lenss focus took ID Madnd the famous bullhghter Ed An drews was spotted throwlng the bull around whlle h1s admrrlng semorxtas Phyllts Burbank and Glorla Trllotson squealed wrth deltght Next rn v1ew was Pans where the fashronable House of Warren Parlss leadtng COUTUFISFS was setttng up a new wmdow drsplay The 1 1 1 1 1. . 11 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I I - . 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V I - 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 . . . 1 . . 1 1 , person who was domg th1s was none other than Lucllle LaSalle Thts leadlng establlshment was now destgnmg the fall wardrobe of Nathahe Allen leadmg bal lerxna of the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo A group of tourlsts were seen standmg under the Etffel Tower gettmg an eye full Among th1s group were Dons Bane and Mary Lou Gtlman Across the street was s1tuated an 1llustr1ous Srdewalk Cafe owned by Lo1s Bourlet Proceedtng eastward to Sw1tzerland the scope traveled to a l1ttle Swxss ham let meettng place of famous skters Iust as Frank Hodgman came flashtng to a stop 1n front of the vtllage tavern the news was brought that Dave Audet had lost h1s way whlle on a cross mounta1n trtp The emergency wh1stle was sounded by Rodgers Rescuers Incorporated On the other slde of the mounta1n was the cap1tal of Swttzerland Bern Where the famous Wayne Watch Works was w1ll 1ngly watched by watchman Letgh Wood man S1tt1ng on the htghest peak of the Alps was Hamm s Hamburger Stand wh1ch was domg a rush yob for mounta1n chmbers Wtlma Crane and Alberta Fuller The magtc lens vlewer descended from the beauttful slopes of the Alps and landed rn a valley 1n Germany where the famous resort of Ianet Rtce and Ioanne Rtchards was be1ng patronrzed by the mternatlonally famous authoress Martha Iordan Shtftxng Just a l1ttle to Rumanta Callahan d1scerned R1chard Russell run nlng a folk dance studto whtle next door Frances Bourdeau s Bakery boasted the best bonbons tn Budapest ln Calcutta was the law offtce of Paul Ktlmtster who was be1ng hxred by coconut plantatlon owner Beatrtce Morm to defend her ID terests 1n the com1ng labor management dlsagreement ln a remote d1str1ct of Russra a thnvmg commumty centered around lean Clattenburg and Ieannette Massey who had gone there to teach agnculture to the nattves In the Krem l1n was Sally Byrne Amertcas frrst woman ambassador at Russ1a Chma revealed some 1nterest1ng results as the aforementtoned scope scarmed that country In the tradrng c1ty of Can ton the noted sllk merchant George Gould was super1ntend1ng the loadlng of h1S goods onto the new all plastrc boat wh1ch was headed for Amerlca The sh1ps captcun Rlchard C1arla was wan der1ng along the wharf look1ng m store wtndows He stopped before Adele Col burns Coffee Shop and talked w1th Gould who told htm about the new base ball league be1ng formed tn Canton C1arla was qu1te surpr1sed to learn that 1ts prtcher was Oltn Ingham In Perpmg Callahans eye was attracted by a b1ll board drawn by Edward Coughhn I advert1sed Lou1se French s comtc strlp tn the Petptng Da1ly Courant ed1tor Murtel Whtte Those IH Callahans laboratory were mterested to see how the construc t1on of the Burma Road was progresslng 1ng Corporatton heavrly at work On th1s road was s1tuated the Harr1et Cole Coleslaw cutt1ng factory Next Callahan sw1tched to Iceland where the glltter of Pete Fannys Frtgld a1re Corporauon was bhndmg The con cern s off1ce staff was superbly managed by Lou1se Chapman world speed typlst champ C H S could boast only one graduate xn Greenland She was Edlth Cate who had yust bought a partnershtp tn a grassgrowmg concern As the great 1nvent1on spotted the Eng ltsh Channel a fam1l1ar ftgure was seen cuttmg through the water It was Rodney Kmg the famous long dtstance swtmmer be1ng urged along by h1s enthustasttc tra1ner Pete Cummmgs who was sltttng complacently tn the ptlot boat Comtng to the fa1r c1ty of Ltverpool Glenn Ordway could be seen selhng ltver besrde the pubhc pool and whtstlmg Yankee Doodle w1th a N H accent Movmg on to Lon ' . 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' ' ' ' They saw Gertrude Darrah's Road Shav- don the h1stor1cal old crty was l1vened up by a huge slgn whlch read The Blake Crumpet Company Owner Presrdent Secretary Sales Manager and Offrce boy Str Maur1ce Predmont Blake Es qulre A handsome modern shop was notrced on the excluslve Mulberry Dr1ve It was owned by Barbara Vrtagllano A large srgn outs1de stated that custom made tea sets would be made whlle you warted and as the professor watched the shop Grace Lynch walked out dr1nk1ng tea from a portable tea set As the scope s vrew scanned the best sectlon of London the famous Rrtzbalt Cafe owned by Mary Estes sat majestlcally on the corner of Threadpln Drrve and Slxpence Terrace At one of the tables Ieannette Clarke chlldrens dress desrgner read an artrcle by the Esqurre cr1t1c Marte Fortrer lust across Trafalgar Square a red srgn proclarmed The LOUISE Stevens Scarlet OHara Handkerch1ef Company Wrth the Wmd Nearby some grrls rushed no1s1ly 1nto a courtyard Thelr gym tnstructor Dot Eastman blew the whrstle to lrne them up ln the street Iohn Cre1ghton the school s dean of boys m1s took th1s wh1stle for that of therr mechanl cal polrceman and almost dropped hrs plastlc top hat The scene changed to Wales where George Drews coal m1ne had a record breaklng coal output last year ln Dub l1n Ireland the leadtng Metropolrtan opera star Irene Dane had Just completed a concert performance whrch was warm ly welcomed by mus1c cr1t1c Clalre Bou lay In Edtnburgh Betsy Colby s art stud1o was be1ng repalred by the sklllful car penter Albert Constant After a rather large Jump the scene sh1fted to Sweden where 1t p1cked up the Flsh Packmg lndustry owned by Ioyce Angw1n but run by Edward Beno1t In Benorts offlce Peggy Swarn was takrng notes when suddenly the door opened and Robert Kenrston entered He an nounced that he was qulttrng so as to be able to become doorman at the Murray Theatre where Donald Thompsons cent play was to be put on Actor George McKeage and dancer Myrna N1cholas were to be featured rn rt In Norway the Womans Professronal Basketball Cham plon Team of the Unrted States was at temptlng to play the Norwegran team to w1n the world trtle Thls team coached by Harrlet Rrchardson 1ncluded two mern bers and a manager from the Concord Hlgh Class of 1947 They were Rrta Stev ens Barbara Towle and Iuhette Truchon respectrvely Tryrng to get a clear focus on the Mason Drxon Lrne Callahans nervous ness caused h1s ftngers to sllp and before he knew rt he had srghted Alaska lt was a spectacular slgn bearmg the say 1ng Nat Langley s Prefabrtcated lgloos on rn the 1nter1or he spotted a few more classmates He notrced a copy of the Avery Alaskan Advertlser lyrng on the table tn the outer offrce of the Grace Heath Consoltdated Coal Deposrt lnc the largest tn the world wtthtn a radrus of two m1les The paper contalned many artlcles wrxtten by Iane M1ller former newspaperwoman for the New York Tunes Next rn a large army camp he spotted General Strobr1dge g1v1ng 1nstruc trons to h1s offrcers among whom he recogn1zed Robert Ordway Robert Ge row Alan Stevens and Donald Welcome Decldlng to scan Canada Callahan spot ted two lndxans r1d1ng Slde by slde along a narrow tra1l After adlustmg the focus he reallzed they were really Iohn Chad wrck and Henry Chamberlln of the North west Mounted Polrce rn thexr brrght red coats A few m1les off he saw a mobxle truck dr1ven by Florence Shelley travel 1ng toward the tsolated camp of V1rg1n1a L 1 l 1 I l 1 I I I - . . . 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