Concord High School - Hustler Yearbook (Concord, NH)

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THE PIAN OCIETY L to R ROW I Mr Blanchard, S. Rausch, M. Bandidos, G. Ferris, L Hazen B Hobart ROW 2 R Turgeon W Tiffany, D. Wright, E. Makris, J. Halden. The National Thespian Society is the nu- cleus of our dramatic club. The Concord High alhliation was created in 1953. The aims of the National Thespian So- ciety are twofold: first, to establish and promote standards of excellence in all phases of the Dramatic Arts, second, to create an active and intelligent interest in Drama among students of the secondary schools. Any member of the Dramatic Club who has accumulated one hundred hours of experience, either in acting or production, is eligible for induction. 22

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L. to R. ROW I: Mr. Merrigan, Mr. Blanchard, B. Hobart, D. Richards, L. Hazen, G. Ferris, M. Bandidos, B. Lawerence, B. Pol- ski, D. Hagstom. ROW 2: S. Johnson, Walden, S. Lann, A. Greck, A. Hannaford, P. Hunt, D. Coughlin, R. Bailey, E. Enos, H. Champigny, C. Gould, L. Pike, S. Gewehr, K. Kelley, J. Morono, M. Fourtier, B. Turcott, Johnson. ROW 3: S, Palazzi, D. Rice, L. Robinson, W. Spofford, K. Blanchard, G. Munson, K. Carlson, G. Meeh, M. Richter, L. Brew, L. Gross, M. Norton, V. Soule, K. Dunphy, L. Greenhelge, G. Whitney, C. Gage. ROW 4: S. Apostal, L. Sonberg, B. Loomis, Lassonde, S. Ash, P, Mc- Laughlin, T. Otto, S. Harrison, F. Goodwin, M. Laselle, E. Em- DRAMATIC CL mons, L. Wladkowski, S. Macolm, J. Mead, C. Follansbee, J. Lonnberg. ROW 5: C. Audet, L. Sonberg, D. Pfister, E. Arey, S. Macey, A. Estes, C. Piroso, N. Morse, S. Colby, J. Valle, B. Noyes, B. Hyland, A. Levesque, P. Virgin, B. LaRose. ROW 6: K. lylitchell, K. Wallanstein, A. Wallenstein, D. Wright, E. Spie- gel, P. Sanborn, Griiiin, T. Hixson, P. Merrill, M. Moberg, S. Merrill, S. Jensen, J. Merath, J. Hamett. ROW 7: L. Carlson, E. Greck, L. Dennison, P. Berman, E. Makris, T. Healy, D. Williams, L. Blanchard, G. Makris, D. Martstoff, D. Wood, W. Tiffany, B. Hall. Because of a need for complete reorganization, the C.H.S. Dramatic Club got off to a slow start in 1964. Once the process was complete, however, en- thusiasm for all phases of the dramatic arts was great. With Mr. Blanchard as director, Mr. Merrigan as producer, and Mr. Bourn as set designer, the club pre- sented Pygmalion in early March. The organiza- tion has about one hundred active members. Pres.: Marina Bandidos Vice-pres.: Bernice Polsky Sec. : Debby Hagstrom Treas.: Barbara Hobart Scribe: Lynda Hazen Soph. Rep.: Dave Richards Junior Rep.: Bonnie Lawrence Senior Rep. : Gail Ferris

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F.B.L.A. L. to R. ROW I.' D. Cutting, M. Paige, S. Bullock, G. Mills, B. Lumus, L. Abbott, Mr. Gray ROW 2: T. Prowse, C. Hooper, A Cassidy, L. Colby, K. Knowlton, K. Hammond, P. Picard V. Zeras. ROW 3: R. Pellilo, L. Murray, L. Sonberg, L. Robinson, P. Rowls, L. Morril, K Morgan, S. Terrill. ROW 4: D. Dyment, N. De Angelis, M. Burtt, B. Hyland, S. Towle, S Robinson, D. Roby, D. Hodgman. ROW 5: B. Heath, R. Faretra, F. McAllister, G. Carson B. Pearl, M. Ayood, Pettis. ROW 6: L. Clough, P. O'Mara. The purpose of the F.B.L.A. is to develope in its members competent, aggressive, business leadership. The group par- ticipates in worthy undertakings for the improvement of business and community and strives to establish and im- prove standards for entrance into store and office occupa- tions. Pres.: D. Cutting Vice Pres.: M. Page Sec.: S. Bullock Treas: G. Mills Reporter: B. Loomis Chaplain: L. Abbott Advisor: Mr. Gray 23 7