Dover High School - Profile Yearbook (Dover, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1948 volume:

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W1, .' H -2 3 1 , '- -1 ' ' 1 '- 111'i11. '1 111111111 500111: 111 11'11'0 110011 111'01'11111k011 111' 1111, V1111'111' 1'. s,f1-', '11f1- ,.':1. '1'11i,' 1'z'111', ' J , ' f 11'1 1'11'1' 111 1 '1 ' 1j10'11t1 C k The Izdltols md Staff oi the Prohle wlsh to thank the followmg, I1ea.dn11ste1 W alter E. Saott for hlx LIlUJL1I'dg6fY'l6I1l mu cooper mon Ficultx Aflxlxorx NTI' Hxxhop Mus Roxd N11 Chxg Nils frul and Nllss Nlurphx who vullmgls go uc then tlme md effort to help make thls book 1 success fhe Nlerch Ulu ot Dox 91 md others whose ldxertlse mentx helped to fm mee thu hook The Mclntosh Pubhxh ng., Compam tor xdxxce and 1ws1stdDC9 The mam studentx xx ho mthout recognltmn Ol I6 xx fud dld so much to help the P dltors 'md Qtaff cs- 1.-if 14-11 an- 1 11-ap! 11 1- an-,xl an Q . Q v n - ' v' x . 4 . x 1' r n ,. . , , . V. , 1 ' . ' . , . . ,- r . . so . V u , - . -. 1 c . 1 - Y' . . . , ' . ' . . v l . 4 1 . . . . . . , . . K . A . ',,.,,.. . 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J . c n, . il-21-101-fioif-14vioioil-if-14,11-1 -11:11 fxfrioiwzoiuz I In September vue welcomed lVIr Walter E Scott as headmaster of Dover High School We ue very proud to have such in understanding capable leader He IS ft graduate of Boston Unlv ersitw In 1941 he receix ed the degree of Master of Fdu ant1c1pat1on of '1 doctors degree in the educational Held he has taken courses at Harxard Graduate School of Fducatlon Prior to his coming to Dox er he taught in the towns of Randolph Ax on Hingham and Duxbury Massachusetts From 1944 to 1947 Mr Scott served as headmaster of Duxbury High School We sincerely hope that his arduous duties will be as pleasant as he has made the senior year for the class of 1948 We, the Ulass of 1948, express our sin- cere appreciation to Mr. Gordon L. Fox. Although we rarely see him, he is the man behind the gun who has done so much for the Dover School System. Despite his many duties and limited time, he is always ready and willing to advise and assist in any undertaking that means future advancement for the youth of our city. Proof of Mr. Fox's labor is the plac- ing of Dover at the top of the list with a Class A Area Vocational School Hats off to such a great bullder of better education Nil XX Xlll'l l- Nl v ' U - I xx Q A as , - MQ. GoI:hoN L, fox v v A Q 2 , ' U Q . 3 g ' S v S Lv. , . v K1 J - cation from the same institution. In r ' ' L 1 'ku I I ' A A ' . ' A . Q L v , ' V S 1 v v 1 ' ar , S S. , . e v L s K .. . L . i. 2: 3. s 'UTT Members of fha gacuffy FALL LTY hrst Row M1 Adams 'Vliss Valley Mis Hasty Miss Ffuley M1 Smith M1 Scott Mr Walken Mis Clady M1 Flint M1 Hexlxhy Mis Ham OIIVCI Miss Chapman Mlss McDonough Miss Robinson Miss Bucklev Miss McCooey Mr Langley Third Row M1 Chag Mx Defnoss Mx Pa11s M1 Bishop M1 Andeison M1 Flaherty M1 Hall Mr Kay M1 Beedy Mr Webster Second'Row: Mr. Beasley, Miss Rielly, Miss Foley, Miss Boyd, Miss Murphy, Miss ', , ' ' ' 7 l-,. . , .np . is , 'nn W, Qs. y , '. , . , '. , . . '. . V . , . Q, W' In 101 mg mommy of our classmate POBERT A BROCK June 18 1929 Noxember 5 1946 1. V -I A Q ..' ' i 5 vu f rd ., , 1- . . LD ' : -. E ,.!. C ,1 J A k : -' x. jk S 4 2 l-4 Y 2 'f ' 1,15 X. U -71-1 ' . , f ,Q 4 1 ,,,4 53 lf., ,J , E .ff 'iff I 1 D4 ' , I L 1 '- -5. l 1 ,, i .,,, ' -,s I f .515 df '. ' M. Q' 3. v 1 , QQ ' . SENIUR .-'--,,,,,... Q, 111 fx X SENIOR CI ASS OFFICERS John Calcutt Preszdent Harold McEwan Vzce Preszdent Evelyn Crossan Secretary Arthur McKennev Treaeuzer acuffy Gfgvisers MISS M ARY REILLY MISS MARY MURPHY MR KEN NETH BISHOP .XX I MISS DORIS GRADY RFK FRI1 BI' ATRIL F' AI LEX Pu Alx-.Ms ieulx foi lun with 1 quick Smile and good Qenae o lllllllill good it spoits and inxthing., dst undextaken populu 1 Iiiend well umth having, Stucltnt louncil Piuiruit 4 Atom Lioup Student Council Z Llxss txulcnt 9 1 Il1X 1 1 5 W uclen 4 T11 H1 Y State Confeienc itt unci l 'N 1tl0I1dl llonoi Socie w 4 Assun x icoie Club 4 e b H R 1 linen St VS hitz Executive Bond 4 Baslxetbill 1 Z 3 4 Volleyball 1 9 3 F1elclHotkev Z 3 Ping, Pong 2 Champion? Softballl Z All ll B1 kit All Stax Field Hocku 2 I All Stal Softball 1 Athletic Association hxecutixc- Boald 4 T11 H1 X Basketball Team 4 Ixl' NNI-TH C ORDON ARKVV ELI x., Spnk is a hurl vuoikei is vsell IS a woman chaxmer a vocational tudent with leal mental ability N'1t1on1l Honoi Societv 3 4 PAD L FRANCIS AYER Ta daxlt good looking smooth dancer and brilliant athlete bettei known aw Tige he hae a captivating' pexsonality and a humolous Slant on life Football 3 4 Txack 2 3 4 School Play 1 2 Junior Plom Committee 3 Piofile 4 Awemblies 2 3 4 Band 4 Oxchestia 4 ALBAINY JOSEPH BELHUMEUR ,,,,, Shoit lugged willing to lend a helping hand Pastime Bunny Fxench Club 2, Baseball 2, 3 13 . 'z 1' , ' z ' . . f z .' '. ,... 1' g Q - I CZ, ' lx 3 1' I ' 'Q ' z Pr 1 1.3 'I'1 - '- ' , 1.,I, 'z ' -3 - '- I ' es 3, 45 X V Sta 1 Ulllt-1' Girls' Fo l -3 .'z ' ' ' tj SS, 3 :sl blj 1, 2, Sl, 43 E1 ' 'A ' 3 Gle Ulu 1, 23 C0-op Club 1, 2, 33 . . Col- J lcctor 225 A. A. 1, 2 Sig Latin Club 1, 23 Junior Prom Committee 3' Profile , , 1 A: 1 1 - 2' : 2 5 ' ' ,L,I: 1 4, ' 2: ' H: , Stz' as ball Jig . ' ', 2'1 ' , 23 , '. -- -' ' ' ' Y . - . .'- '- Y . . . .. , . ' I.'.'I 2 .' ' ' . , U . -f '- 1 . - , . . . . I . . . . . . . . . ' . l ' . . . . .. ., ,. . S -' Q ' ' V, .I ' z ' ' A ', . , Y li ' Y! ' ' ' , ' I fx. . . . . , , x - - 1 - a 1 n ' 4 ' u ' Y Y 7 3 Y Y 7 . ' : -- ' , , 4 : ' ' - BAPI XR-X S1111 lil 'NNI' l'l 0111 ot ou1 hudext NXOlhlI1j., 111 1 fine le1de1 ind xtudent wh1t utr she dow Nhe does 11ell quiet good Neuse of humoi lllil Wllllllllf., ptixon 1l1tx looked up to bx ll t 1 Home laeonomice Club 1 luncoie Club 1 7 HlSt0ll3I1 Met Piesident 4 School Pl'lX Q Diiectoi Stmoi 1 liuident 4 Ileleglte to N 1t1o111 XM UNCA Xouth Confeiente 1 St1te Oldei Crl1lS Council Nice Piesi ent 4 Ciecn 8. VS hite Club 1 Xolleyball 1 4 State T11 H1 H on iutmts axketbxll 1 L Su be 4 F101 Club ' Tieasuiei -Xtom Cioup Student Council 7 Cvlee Club 1 143.11111 N H State Choiu ll 'Nlusit Fest111l 3 4 lxux Sotietx 1111101 Pio 11 omn ttf 1 P ll S L 1 vxtniblx 4 -X C oo itil xhip ANR ll lich C 1141111 1111 Batt ll11llL ite C hu P111 long, 4 ,C-P ROBFRT sam FL BERNIEP -14 Sotiable independent 1.,00dStllfl6llf. sen 11t1st1c 1Next to I1 ull Bob piwes hii Foxd Engou xl img, and dancing, S111 Team 2 Ski Club 4 C10 s Countix 3 Txaclx S Assemblies P ofile 4 Co op 1 POBILRT CI ARK BODVS ELL R' Came to ux fiom Concoxd YY ell known in tiack and crow countiy circles Intelligent An1b1t1on WcQtPo1nt Cross tountxx 2 1 4 Txaclx 7 2 4 Ski Team 4 P10619 4 National 1101101 Socxetx 4 CONIRAD ARTHUR BOURQUE Ta iugged all aiound fellow K1 is Qociable well liked and .1 top athlete Enjove the fan sex i Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baeketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, J, 4, Co Op 1, 2, H1 Y 3, Vice President 4 14 ' -tl: . . l . 1 ' fgr s...z' 2 'Q .' 1 ...'zA ' ju. C'o-11 1, 2, Il, H. R. Collector 2: A. A. 1, 2, Il, '- ' . ' 3 ' . . 1 y L, 'L .' 3' ,- . C . K., 0: '. . of . ' Plat' 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 3 -fa fa ' zl .-VV, v . .-1. ., . .,v' 'V' fi Chl? l ,Q 't 'x' 2, Il, 43 B' Q ' z - 3 Latin Cl lb 2, Il, 4, i , 2, 3 ' 1ch ' I., ' '31 1' 2' . ' I., ' 1 f Cl, 45 lib z il, '. .Q' 1 ' ':: fig N. . 1 as 2 3, g v El1g'- land Music Festival 3. 4' School S iirit 23, Art Editor 43 National Honor , C -' N' 3, 43 J ' ' ' 1 C' 1i H Zig r .e peaking' 'she' 3, 43 Ai. ,' 3. ID. . . R. l d CTA .'.C'l1.' ' . 'z 'd 4, 1'lo 4: l': ation zl zz '12 'S-'fig 'gg' fl. . . . If .' . s z, I '. ' f' ' 'f. Us ' 1 -' -g - 3 ' -5:5 ---:g L,:5g K 'W Pr 3 , - , 2. . . - y L A 1 ,If 7. ' '. .. , .. 4 ' . ., ,- 5 ' . q -' 1 1 u I 1 A' p Y 'Y 1 1 'I 9 L 1 1 ' . ,' . ' I X l X, ll...' ' . ..' ,'-' ,. lnugl xnrl spnl llllj, bl0N1ll L N IllOX9CIl1QI'S9lf .an .xctxew OU Inx n lu b L11 b HLX in ak YU LL LII IHI foo 'Q rf' nO .-11 pxfo' Q9 PATRIQ IA NIARII' BRESLIX N 1 s I xt wc n found .1 place nn Duxu Illgh xx 1 BVI IX ANN BRIDC HANI DOINAI D HAROLD BROVS 'N Better known to hw IKIIQIICIS ax Qlnn alxvue enjows a laugh even on himself ROBERT AR I'HUR BROWIX Sholt lug ed clalk Idledo lb the well dxeieed comlc about school Tlackl 2 'Z 4 Closs Countxy 3 4 HIY 4 15 . f I I -' A II'll.YlSl'L'l' from St. .Ia 'Q .' 1 ' ' A I' 'itl ln-rxm-1'1'y 1 nz ' Q 2 'QA 1' ' ' Iyer . .. ' ' . ' '- ' 's in tha- all l play. St. 31 Drzu nt' 1, 2. Jig Encore Clu -1: 'z ne-ra Clu -1: Tri- '- ' ll: lll't'l 'mi --1. I ' Q .' Q. Quiet, loves to read . . . business-lllw, vfliclent , . . offers to do what she 'V7 1 1. Tr? '-Y 21 ' - p 2. X I A ' I ' '. .' sk' ...' nj, . - I ig. if ! Yli .-.4 W V vm. f - -Q ,-ffl.. 2 .-.U ' ln. l F4 , ' Q 1 1 1 v l I I 1 l ' ' sf' A 1.39.5 ' I I A X X 7 R' ROCER CHARLES BLMFORD 7--Q Tall dalk and handsome a qulet boy wxth gentlemanly ways een ouq mlnded but Qtxll fun KX afar LH ARLES RUSHTON BL RIN HAM food xtudent Qhoxt blond qulet llltes lddlO wolk Latxn Club 7 Fxenclx Club 7 Watxonal Honol Soucty 4 JANET MARIE CAISSE Ian tall beautltul bught blue myes soft toned YOICB fxlendlw FlS6bUlL Academy T11 Hx X 3 Basketball S Softball 3 D H S Dls tnbutne Izducatxon Club Plesldent 4 JOHN PATRICK CALCUTT Jacks wondelful pelsonallty has acquued many fllends for hum H hkes women and ns always the souxce of a good tlme Football 2 3 4 Sk1C,lub 4 Slu Team 4 Co op 1 2 3 Hockey 3 4 H1 X 2 S 4 Green 8a Whlte 4 Student Councul 4 Class Pxesxdent 4 16 I 4 .R ,, , V Q 1 , ' 4 1 ' 1 .fv 1 T- ' ' v l . ' L ,- ' ' if 1 . ' . , . ' . X 4 1 l 1 , -,A ' L: . ' L: A . ' . .' 1 I .' f--- - f + ' .' . 5 - X ' ' . . . ' manner. Favorite pastime: Chickie. 'C .,.. . L.: J- '-'53 . fi ': . . I '-- . Y , . , i . I H V I , .uf- I 1 - u ry: I . .L g ' 5- 1 ' 1 1' L- ' I e ' I g ', ', 1 ' Y 1 : 1 - , , : , 5 gt '- ' , 1. 5 ' ' 1 ' : - ' ' - X V PITVSARID I CAOLFTTI' uit cl quit ill Hound wocxtlonal student Dont Jllflgf ie PRISLILI A DION CARABELAS 3 fox hex sweet mannel Bixketballl Z Softballl 2 Field Hockey 1 2 MARILYN PARKER CARBERRY Blond quiet blue eyes pleasing pelsonality healtily diqlikes homevnoilt Ambition Nulee Softball 1 2 Basketball 3 Volleyball 2 3 Encore Club 2 3 Tu H1 Y 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 3 4 Jumoi Plom Committee 3 Coop 1 2 JEAN FRANCES CARBONNEAL Small dainty and lady like with a large following of frlends Jean is in hopes of hearing wedding bells soon Home Economics Club 1 Latm Club 2 1 4 , . . , . 1 Sli '. .z11'k. to , 2 -2 ' ' 'z ' ' 3 . ' ' ff hf lwzirt by his size. girls. 523: f . T , .' , '- Medium height, dark hair, pretty smile, and very attractive . . . known . si . 25 vii- vi! ' yi- '. A - , ,- ,- gv. 4 'A X v .D ' 'M A . . . . . f : i '. . ,-: ' : ,': Ns , . Q ' , , 1 ' ' ' ' 9 - , - 1 lr l 4 , . , - . , , . Y 4. . A .K . - I . , . ,asf 344' 1' i wi DONA LOI IS C-XLLHON A xslt clown .utxst alxxaw wlllmg to leaxn somethlng new qulte a lowex Tmck 2 5 CIOSN Qountu 3 Sk1Club4 H1 Y 3 Pxohle 4 ASSQmbll9S 3 FRED VY CLARK Dxstubutxve Education student Intexested xn fbesxdes Bettv Blldg hamb the motlon DICIUIQ lndustry Hd: started hw careel bv WOIk!l'lg at the Uptown Dx'-.tubutne Educatlon Club 4 NIAL RILL ARTIII R LAROIN 'N oe lugged xx he IS bxshtul grext COIIIDLIIIOI xnd xwomxn hater Footbxll 7 3 4 Hoclxex 2 J 4 Baseball ' 4 JUIIIOI P10111 COIIIIIIIIICQ H 4 Plolxle PHILIP JOSEPH C ASSILX VS ell bullt vlell lxked xelsltlle Idol of the fan Qex but on X Qhghtlv lntelented lxtkl 3 Hotkev 2 4 Footbxl 1 4 Student Counu 4 H1 4 AP I8 k V N. , Z . 'C I'I ...'f' as ':z:' ... z V 'z 'z . 1 1.,'.g 3 '.-f- 1.,ZI,: ' ' 32 i-Y Q 4. - v V. l ,Q ' 9 Tw .ii : zl2,i',: 7 1 9 '-Yu av '. 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CON STAINCE CARTER CROSBX Bette1 known as Connle to he1 frlends of vshom she has many Good SpOlt well llked full of fun Basketballl 2 5 4 Captam 2 Fleld Hockey 1 2 3 Captam 2 Plng' Pong 1 2 3 Volleyball 1 2 Captam 3 hncore Clubl 2 3 Sec xetaxy 4 T11 H1 Y 2 3 Glee Club 1 Z Sec1eta1y Camela Club 4 Coop Club 1 2 3 A A 1 2 3 4 Play Usher 2 3 P11ze Speakmg Lshel S School Play 4 Semor Play 4 Junxol Prom Commxttee 3 P1of1le 4 Gymnas1um Asslstant 2 3 4 EVELYN ALICE CROSSAN Plettv blond blue eyed member of ou1 clas very actlve 1n all SD0ltS happlest when she IS Yklth hex Iouxe Basketball 1 2 3 4 Captam 2 Softball 1 2 F1eld Hockey 1 2 3 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 P1ngPong' 2 3 4 Coop Club 1 2 Latln Club 1 P1es1dent 2 Class Replesentatwe 1 Encore Club 1 Assembly P1og1am 3 4 JUHIOI Pxom Commlttee Cha11man 3 Jumor Plom and Gladuatlon Usher 3 Home Room Repxesentatxve 2 Play Day 4 Athletlc As-.a1d 2 Glee Club 2 3 Profile Staff 4 Cheerleader 3 4 T11 H1 X S 4 All Stal Basketball Teaml 3 Class Secretary 2 3 4 A A 1 2 G1een 8. Whlte Club 4 Trl H1 1 Basketball Team 4 20 REMONIA GEORGETTE COLTURIER T11 H1 Y 1 2 F1ench Club 2 School Spmt 4 John qulte a ladxes man Good looklng, pleasant s1n1le quxet Mona small and cute exceedxngly well d1essed Rathe1 qulet but always 1eady wxth a laugh when theres a good Joke alound sd C7 NIARION I Ol ISI' ll ITON 'X A meet Llll xuth A chaxmlng pelsolalltx neatly clussed fun to be xuth hae 1 Nlllllfl fol exelxone il0ll3l Honm Qouetx Bl' TTI' NI ARIE DARIO Hexe fxom Xen X0llx pntlte Bette 1 1 most enelgetlc young. ladx Inwetelate gum chuxe1 1nd 1 Qlllrllt F1ench student BHCOIG Club 4 Lf1me1 1 Klub 4 Plofile 4 BREN DA AN X DEN'I Hu fuoxxte subject IS P10bl9I'IlS her f1N0lltQ pwtlme men She plxns to be Q1 phwxclans seuetaly In the not too dlstant futule Basketball 2 Home Eeonomnu Club 1 T11 H1 X 4 Dlum Majolette 4 AN N MARIE DICKSON Blessed xuth bexutxful Ildtlll illx blond locks Anne IQ Dev1lMax hue ln ewexxthlng she doee xsonclexful peleonalmty I' HIX 4 21 11 1 4 A f,1 1 qw. 1 s' f ' ' 'Af xx' .. 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THV1 RIGHT 1 1 1 1 1 011 1 11. 0 0 0 A f11e11 111 nf 1' 11 1111 1 I'11L01e flub 4 D1 1111dt1Ls 4 P1129 Speakxng 4 Folenslc Club P11 1c1e11t 4 C HARLES V1 ILLARD DRAKE 'lhg bu. 11111 flO1l1 Ro11111Sto1d nat spoltsman 11111 211112111 be su1 l0Llfll1Lf1 b1 f11c11c1N P11o11tv. past1111e Ruth1e 0tb1ll 1 dscball 1 4 Stude ncll H1 X Il K+? swag 1--Q y 'i '1 12' N 2 'Q I 3. 3 'X A If 09 x um mmx flll Helllbli detelllllllld md cnt wtockx luxe-1 of ND0ltN Jughexd cm be found at Home gr LOL ISE FISK A txdnefex fiom Exetel swell pexsonallty famous for her laugh you feel deplessed she can cheex you ln no tlme FREDERICK JOHN FLOWERS Bettel known to hm clasqmates as Emck Vematxle and fun lovmg Fled IS the llfe of any party Footballl 2 3 4 Bafsketballl 2 '3 4 Tlackl Z J 4 Assembly 1 2 3 Pxofile 4 School Play 4 llfl Al IDINI FRANQIS 1' -XTUN NOLldl'Jl9 Illlllllllllfi X in deal mn ll own clo 1 s xxxell NIJOII plea int to be xuth slutbill 0 Xolle 1 I UNI 15 C ec lb 3 4 Fxeld Hoelx AI ICI' 'VIII DRED FAFAN Iollv pelsonalxty good student loveb to play the dluma hu 1 may of malung om feel happy fun to be wxth .ulxetballl Z Pm Pon Volexball 1 2 3 Softballl 7 Ba em x 1 ll IX 4 Camera Club 4 Jumol P10111 om mlttee 3 10' T 24 I 4 X. 4 A 4 . . 4 A. . get .5 A I ' 2 ' '-vers' clever ' Kg ' 7,5 hx' ' - tl cr. 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' 7 I 1 i - 1 , , . . 1 , - .., 1 , , ' - .1 DOROTHLA MAP C AC I Bettel known to he1 fllends as Dete H IS l!l0l8lJll dxmplew md fll0IldlS IIQISOTIRIKX can leallx make the t31l0VNl1l.9l Ixus dime T11 H1 Y 2 1 4 Softball 2 Xolleyball 9 Pmg Pong, .2 Encore Klub l JUIIIOI P10111 COI'ilI'l1ltt96 3 A A 1 2 0 Coopl Z JANIET BELIAH GARLAND 477 A fun lovmg, Llll good f11end and loads of fun to be xuth mu d1spos1t1on at all tlmes flnde t1me fol othels 4 Folenslc Club 4 ARTHUR PAI L GASSES ,ns 7' Tal dal SSIIOUS a popular vocatxonal Student who IS .- ' bound to Succeed Football 'fl 4 STANLEY EDW ARD GEORGE 'T Lnmritakable xed han-excels ln SCIENCE cou1se well known f0l hls mumcal ab1l1ty Q Band 1 2 3 4 All State Band 3 4 All lNew England Band 4 ' 6 ' I Q QC ' ' ' ' Q z: z ' 1 ' sz il :' ' L: 2: l 1 rf.. 7 1 uv -O .1 ' ... 'I .' 'u ... l K Field Hockey 1, 23 Basketball 13 Volleyball 15 Softball lg f'3lll8l'2. Club i Ib, l , I -1 .x , N wi -l... k .... ' . . -4 X A' V v 1 - . , . ls . ' . . ' - ' '4 , , , : -. 1 ' - I -. 4 A .ZF I Z IRLNP ANNA 1 I IDDFN 1ll 11ou111l 1 swell l1lted by he1 classmates IOWCI of gpmts and d1nc111g, plays the cl'111net A 1 DQISOIIAIILX 1 Ba 4 Vo 0 Soft All Stltc Bind Z '3 4 N H Muslc Fcstlval 3 4 New hhglllld Mumt L t111l 3 4 All New England Band 4 T11 H1 Y Z .3 4 C 1n1e11 L 1 N 1t1o111l HOHOI Socxety 3 4 Pmg Pong 2 3 Sltl Club 4 Assembly Iuld Hockey 1 A A Collectm 1 Z T11 H1 H BaQlxetb1ll Tc 111 JI' AN ELILABFTH COVIL 1tl hu xxtct 111111 and qu1et 1111111191 Je1n attlacts n1111x fll6IldS 1 tu 1b1 hopes to teach ball1oo111 danc1n Il R Rcpuscntatne 4 T11 H1 Y 4 Came1a Club 4 Chanman 4 Basket b1l1 1 Illljlll MaJo1ette 4 Volleyball 1 Lheex Leadex 2 EDCOIQ Club 4 Ko op Llub 1 2 S C 1een gl Vlhxtt Llub 4 Softball 1 C1aduat1o11 11111 Bac11lau1e1te LQl1e1 T11 H1 '1 State tonfe1ence 4 Jun1o1 P10111 C o1111111ttfL l f MALCOLM ALBERT GRAX Sho1t da1l quxet 1eal woman hate1 Good ll'l all spolts excels Ill hockey WOIH has h1nde1ed hxs pa1t1c1pat1on 1n school spo1ts Am b1t1o11 Jocltev JULIET MEREDITH GREGOIRE Deep bIOXNIl eyes and natuxally wavy bxown hall hard WOIRGI good tudent gland sense of humol a tlue fllehd AIHblt10n Doctox Basketball 1 7 F1e1d Hockey 2 P117e Speakmg 3 4 A A 1 Z 4 Cneen 8. Whlte Club 4 Encole Club 4 Forensxc Club Secletaly Executive Board 4' H. R. Representative 4' National Honor Society 4. 27 ,,4li MARY CREKAS Jolly Qtudent and p0pUld1 wlth all Lloues ID I'IllQCl'll9f Txunkllng' blown eyes and lowelw han to match flee Club 1 Home Eeonomlcs Club Amta 1 tall dalkhaued and good natuled a haul worker and an excellent Student TIIHIX 3 4 Coop 2 A A 1 Z 3 Jumox Pxom Commlttee Natxonal Honox Socxety 5 4 iood thmgs come ln bmall packages Known to hel many fllends a Lxttle Gup Hex favollte pastime but def, IS danclng' Basketball 1 Softball 1 Co op 1 Z AINITA MARIE FRENIER Beautiful blunette han and mee eyeQ nlce d1SDOQltl0I1 always 16-ady fox fun has a radlant pemonallty Home Eeonomlcs Clubl Basketballl 5 Softball 1 Z 3 Pmg, Pong, 2 Camexa Club 4 AINITA XIRGINIIA GLILMETTE GLADYS BARBARA GUPPX Z8 I . .- ' , .'. ' ' ' .' ' J ' V v v I V v 'v ' . , ' -v I , O. 'J v I . i .' . , . .. ' ' 1 A - 1 . - , . . . ,.- ,. 7 VMVQY 7 ,Ty I. ' - , . V ' Y ' 1 S v ' v ' T .' 9 1 . . 1 . ' . . ' '- 3' v - I - , . , . , . 55' ' - . ' - 4 v'7 v 1 -' I . ' .. ' H. Q uv ' V. v. . . S . . , . .. . . . 4 - v y ' 1 ' h, RICHARD JOHN HAIGH 19- R Thxn txll fm complexxoned Vocatwnal Qtudent IS well lxked and known fm hls und pemonalltx MARX IEE H-XLI 'Iall llght and qulet sweet pelsonalltv a hald WOIkLl who plans to be '1 k1nde1ga1ten t6'1Ch6I ollevball Z T11 H1 Y 2 PATRICIA ROSE HAMEL Sh0It Wlth Qpa1kl1ng blue eyes Pat IS an excellent example of typmal outdool 1,111 Hel 'sunny amlle and mlld d1Qpo:1t1o11 have made he1 well llked by all who know he1 She has he1 futule all planned a SOCl3l itudlei teachel Basketball 1 CIVICS Club 4 BEATRICE JOY HAROID A wondelful Qtudent pleasant to know and ladyhke always leady to help anyone 1n dlstress very attlactxve ewpeclally her led han' F1ench Club 5 Nat1onal Honol Souety 3 Plealdent 4 School Sp1r1t 2 3 Exchange Edltor 4 Pl0fll9 EdltO!' 4 20 1 ' A f'q' 1 . 2 , k '- ' . ,. . . . ' ' ' Hi-Y 3, -1. F I f It 1 , . . w , ' , ' n' .... ' V- . . . ' ' -4 1 v- 1 1 I n. V .' ' 'Z - h- v Y 3. 4- , lf ,- 'iw I V A 1 1 , uf 5, 5 ', n A ' . , . . . 1. 12 .h ,run 'K K .X . .L k..,A I . 1 . . . . , . ' 'I . L h. K ' . .. . . 1, ly K Y c 3 1 , ' I ' U - f qv GERALDINE MAY HASHAM Full of pep um and X1g'0l lfnown fox hex spaxklmgr wxt If you vvxnt some fun just look fol Gelxv B slxetball 1 3 Yollexball Z Softball 9 flee Club 1 A A 1 Z THERLSE DORIS HLBLRT Thelesg IN the llttle g,nl xuth the laven black han and spalklxng, b1OVNl1 llked bv all T 1Hx Y 3 4 NORMAN FORREST HEMEN WAY Short dank SBIIOUS about hls woxk Has a good sense of humox --.-L. hopes to make a futuxe ln lddl0 DAVID REYNOLDS HEN DERSOIN P U The sllent ty pe a nlce fellow vuth cl bload smlle llkes machlnelv 'S and hxs dog 30 ' f I . ,of , v' , ,A .ls V . . . . ' .' l ,c , ' , , it Y? . , . L. a' ' ,2,2g' 'Q -1.53 g..,',3. 1 . . . A , , ' ,.'- 1' - . '. K . . ' ,. . v eyes . . . takes the commercial course . . . good natured . . . well 1 - '- ' ', . Y Y . , . .3 .' . ' . A . .W- X f X' , ' x i 'Il A 1 ' ' v Y Q.. 'C F' ' Pk I-Xllxlf I-X IUTS HPNNPSSEX x 1 Nllll L xxomlutul pewon xlltx a xx xx IL idx ll U N ull 1 x ru xt x dlux l cn S 1 Q X xtmn ll Hmmm SOLIL JOHN lll' NDI' RSON HLRSFX 4 QM? mx L C1lllLlxlX 1 txbll hocl hmm unong hu Llxwma GQ x C xmu 1 Club 4 Slxl 'Ieam 4 FLORENC E ETHLYN HH L 1 Quxet but lxnoxxs hoxx to h'1xe fun llIl0btlllNlNl 5.,00llllllLll91l Q? 1 loxel of the pl-lno LE C 1b 1 NIAYINE. DORLIX HII I 91 RUX l' A llxelx pel onxlltx full of fun and xxlth .4 xmnle fox GYQIQOIH 5 makes xou feel gax Juit to be xx xth hex lxkee to dance Ihetubutxve Educ xtlon Club 4 31 '. ' '. ff I.'.'I ' 3 Vzlpti 'ating' .' 'l- . . . ' f 2 A A' . , . l 'zjs '12 j fm ' A lun, but has ll4.'l' scrl us s' 1 tor . . . verj 12 lj '-Hell. l'ri- li-Y ZS, St t1ll':x' 43 .'cl1c ol . pirit 2: .'z A 2 ' ity 4. ' it J I If I I ' . ' Z- llus tall. 111111-t lzul CZIINL' lu us from Proctor Academy. His pleasant 'l- -sz 's ' 1 f t.. llzxsl-ball 23 Foctlmll 2, F33 'z fs ' 3 ' ' ' . 1 Glu 'lx .2. . 4 L' ' , . A I 'I ' ' ' V I . 'Q ' . . . I ' . ' . .X N -I Q PATRICIA ELAINI' HL RD A wocatlonal student Pat has loxely blue black han a wee blt of an axtxst has a deflnlta. talent fol actlng, Xollexball 1 Basketball 1 Home Economlcs Club 1 Emoxe Club 1 Z TIHIX -1 DAVID ROLAND ILLINGWORTH Till good lookmy. wlth natulal wavy locks humolous dxsposltlon and 7 a umltness fo1 women li0RU'll1X 'NlAl- HORAN A tx an fu flom Qpllllfllllf., Hxgh Snhool who ulxptcd herself um 0dSllN po stssts 1 natul 1l mannu md 1 Lleal flesh complewuon known uoumi D H S as mt Austin e ademx Klee Club l Soft m B1 ketba 1 Z J Hot Lunnh M gel Class Se L 11 xml whltL Club 4 f lee Club 4 ROBERT ILDMUN D HUPPF Quxet alelt good spoltsman 1 taxd shank whose favolxte pastlme xs Cafetelu management Football Z Basketball P 5 Fxenth Club 9 H131 3 4 3 32 'z ' .,z ' f 'f ' zz - '-'j 1 ' . . .45 DL . Cut AC' jffvi ' , 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Jig ' ball l,2,2'g ll ,','g ' ana' '2,2lg S1-1'1tz'y 13 Class TI'CZiSI1l'61' 2: Class President IS. Spaulding High School -f-f- Red 1 ' ' ' ' I I H I . , 2. . i K . 5 Yvrz ., . S .. . A . .' 3 ' 'B ' 2 . . u - -1 ' 1 -y ' ' v ' V ..'U... '.' ' ' lr. ' ' : I 1 at Us 1 - 4- ' . I 6 V A I I V 2 i- ,. .' ,T 3 . -. LT . A 'L 5' ' I S'I ANI EX ISILNSTEIIN Ile cime to us flom QOFIIQINXNOIIII Hxs actlvltxes and magnetxc pei onalltx haxe mfxrle hun In mx flxend xoted most lxkely to succeed Student QOLIHCII 7 S Y C .Z Lamexa Club 4 Assembly Committee 4 lfncou club 4 H1X 4 School Ilay 4 Profile 4 Natxonxl Hox 1 SOCl6t5 4 NIADF LINE KATHERINE ISSA Txansfel flom St Maxy s his many fuends hopes to go a long wav ln the art would an ,Viv K M 711 ii JEAN AUDREY JAIN ELLE The gnl with the mee dlsposltxon one of our Sp0ltS lovers has a spalklmg smlle for everyone popular always ready to help when she can Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 Softball 1 2 3 Fleld Hockey, 2 Pmg Pong 2 Flench Club 2 A A 1 2 3 Jumor Prom Committee 3 T11 H1 Y 2 3 4 Treasuler 2 Encore Club 2 3 4 Camera Club 4 Skx Club Secretary 4 Green Sz Whxte Club 4 F11 H1 X Basketball Team 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 ROBERT DAVIS JOHNSON Ta blond qulet Quxte the professor type A scxence nnnded student who seriously consxders the future French Club 2, Encoxe Club 4, Profile 4, School Play 4 33 . . v Y Q v 1 v Al 4 A g , I A U f 'I 4 1 - 1- v n ' I ' A Q ' - x 1 . 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Hal. hz , ' - to 1 5 1 f'z ' :1 ' Tri-H1-Y Il, -lg E11co1'v Club 33, 4: f'z1111c1'z1 Club -1: Ilasketbzxll 13 Soft! ' bull 1: Vcllvylall lg Glco Vlub 1. 2, Sig 3:1 D' I., Zig , ' ' om my D , ,. . 1 ' I ' .' 1 .1 1 0 V . ' bf I ',', ' ,2 '. . ' ...ff ' x F x . , 4 ' 1' ANIT-X H1111 'Nl' lxlf HIINF .lg to get llOI1L, ul fIlQ.INllX wilinlng' pelsonalltk L od N111 Q of HUIHOI llatul 11 loul of SD0ltS sholt 1nd 1 f 6 4 Bind! blee 4 X1tloll1l llonol Society 4 New England llt 1 lll I' N op Club 1 Klein lu Klub 4 School glllllf. 4 P10616 4 JUHIOI P10111 1111111111111 3 H R Replesenutlxel 7 Amemblx 3 4 School Plaw ll0l 1 ' 1 1 4 3 3 Tll H1 X O 1 ketb1ll 7 4 Qoft 1 1 7 S Fleld Hockey 7 3 Wollex a 3 4 1. l 1 Chll11Pl0Il 1 All 9111 B1-xlxetb S 4 All Fleld aku ' All St 11 Sof b ll 2 T11 H11 Lonf 1ence 2 IIFI PN CORD RINC uct 1 x xx 1011 she du n now weoplej Llll een 1 NUIPIIN oi 1 1 lullill Sha lows spolts footbxll especlallx and likes t .Q- dlssect thllll, lDl1I1Q to be 1 lib t0Chl1lCldl l ketbulll ' No P 3 Soft ,,, on .Z 3 4 Lilnela Club 4 Clu ELIAS GEORCE KX REAGAS Ta dalk handsome quite the lady s man Noted f01 'J' the deceiving, l.1l1f,ruage he o11g,lnatod Often Qeen on Tolend Road Hockey 'S 4 PALL LADD Shoit, light, good student, with a pleasant smile and a deep volce 35 l':2lSy ' 2 f th . . . ' .' . . . ' 'I' . . . fo '1 'I' .' '.'...lI11' ',21 1:12 gi 'l. I.21till Club 1, 2, Fl'el1ch Club ii, 4: l-Illuore C'lub Il, 3 2 I g ' X Club 12. IS: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35, 1 .'2 ' 2 ' ' ' fl, Q 1' ' f Mls' F1-stivzll Il, N. II. NI1s'- 4e.'tiv21l Jig Vo- , 23 1' 1 8: Wh' 1 ' 3 A. A. 1, 2, Sig ' 1 3 ' g ' ' ' C ' 1-23 . . 2 ,Lg 2,g '31 SUI- ' Plz y 4: Irize S102 king: Vshel' A13 Ilay Usher 2, 2 3 - '- ' ldel' Girls' Council Il, -15 Tri-Hi-Y Basketball Team 43 Athletic Award 2, 33 Bas' z L.,3. 51 bzll ,1.,2g ' - Z., 3 ' .'bll2,I,g lllll'-P01111 Z., 3, - , ' 2 ' 1.5 . 1 2 ' 2 J ' all 2, I, 3 Stal' ' llo 1-'2.,3g 2' ta 'Q - '-' ' e' s',3, 4. I 6- A qui fwnlj 'l q 1 -s 't k ' 1 ',-H-l' 's .' ' J- ilg'l.' 2 boy. 1 f 5 .' 2 '2 ' .' 0 4fS...2. 22 1 Has' 2 , L., IS, 45 Field Hockey 1, 2, 35 7 lleyball 1, I., Ig ball ' 1, 2, Ping-P Q 2, rs, 4g T1-1-H1-1' f, 1, 5 '1 ' 1 ski b 4. Q 1 1 ' f f' 1 Y .6 ll... ' .1' ' ' 1, u I .6 ' RILHARD I Ll' LANC LUIS ---u Peexxee 1 sholt xutty md populu 1 hnd vwolkel 111 the 111111 dgex held Ambxtlon to glow 1 sketblll S 4 H1 Y 3 4 Latm Llub YVONNE CECILE LANOL LTTE A Tlltlly dxsposltxon smlle at any tlme has pletty eyes and looks pleased vuth hte Plng Pong 2 3 Home Economlcs Club 3 PHX LLIS ANlN LAPIERRE Anothex 1948 altlst lovex of hoxses has a fascmatlng laugh and a wondexful sense of humor haxd wolkel good fuend Fxench Club 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Trx H1 Y 4 Encore Club 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Wolleybdll 2 3 Pmg Pong 2 3 Softball 2 Fleld Hockey 1 Pl0Gl9 4 All qtate Glee Club 4 Natxonal Honox Soclety 4 ROBERT LARIVIERE Well llked pleasmg smnle thxs vocatxonal student IS short dark and 3mbltl0US 36 R l l . , ' I lv l Q . . , ia. z Z, 5 '- ' ', 5 ' ' 2. 5 A, , , . , -4 J x't .5 n . Q 4 1 n D v l I u u L . V A Softball 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, C 3 -8 , .. . y I inf I ' f +1 Quiet -.ucot xnulo sunny drwpo Itl0Il fs fznmls L N Ile lu I uwl 1x01H1gh I1 I Hob nukes fll0IIdi cfxsllx bec xuse of lux chfummgz pelson xlltx A good turlcnt who hu 3.l11bltl0lIS ln Mxdbulx uf I RISI II I A I AROC HPI I I' IIQLII A xxhlti Llu IIOBI' li'I AI FPED Ll' -'SHE i w---4 THOM AS EDVS ARD I LIC HTON Meet the beQt lookmgr boy m tha. sunox cl xxx quxet lugged athletxc Tub mil always be 1emembe1ed by hr- cl 1ssmateQ :AQ a top ffuoute xmong t the ffm Nex Footbilll 9 5 4 Basketballl 2 1 Baseball 1 Z 3 4 Hockew 4 Stu dent Councll J 3 Lo op 2 MARY MACI ARAS Medlum helght dfuk xthletlc lefldy fox mgthmg full of fun and as one mlght ,fruew hae num fuendb Basketballl 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 Softball 1 2 3 Home Lconomxcs Club 1 2 Pmg Pong 2 3 Band 9 '3 4 Fleld H0cke5 3 Encore Club 37 AY i ILDNII 'NIJ K -XRSON 'NI-H 'Nl' lx 47 Blond buxhx haueu hddu 18 known lol hxs CIOXXIIIIU, glow Next to umn h N fxxoute plstlmz xx 1 sulft game of poclet bl lIilKS G'- ' 'Q cu VNEBSTFR mmx ' 5 T1 ll1Sf8l flom P01tNl'llOllth good student xuth x 1Tl9ISlllj., mule Futuxe gleat Qucceex ln the oxatouc xl held Allllllf. xn Legion O1dtOllCll Qontut 1 FOIQIINIL Club 4 AN NA M -XRIE MCCANN Blond beauty of ou: claw Noted fox hex pleasmg mule ploved heuelf A xeu capable eheelleadel IH hex Qenlol yeal St Haus Secletaxyl D H S Chee1leade1 4 Lamexa Club 4 C xeen 81 white Club 4 P10516 4 BARBARA MAE ANN MCCARTHX Tlansfel flom St Many s IS the talented dancer of oul class Wlth hen wondelful pelsonallty and captxvatlng emxle ehe soon won hex way mto the healts of hex Dovel High School classmates St Maxys Vxce Pxesxdent 1 Secxetaxy Z D H S T11 H1Y 4 38 4 v v , v , v , , PQ . . 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All fu b 'N 11 has .1 2.1911 asset 1n hel sunm CIINIJONI 1 ll 11111 plc lNl1lL S1111 Seuet passmn 101 9I'l11J10lC19l5 Nluxs ll b Cf1n1e1.1Lu ll 1 'lhe l1ttle 111 111 111111 the b1C 1111,sCles Bob possesses black cullx 114111 11111 A 111s111g fm XK0lll8ll -X p1.f1nlCste1 and A11 lthlete 1' ootball 4 R lx -XTHLEEN EVELX N M C OOEY IOBERT OV! 1' IX MQDOXAI D ,au .ai HELEN RECINA NICDONOUGH A fu11 lowmy, C111 111th a spa1lCl111g, pexsonalxtv plentv of school spmt p1ettw eves md mce CO!11p1GXlOIl St N1.11X '11 1su1e1 1 D H S Chee1le'1de1 4 C,ree118. VNh1te Club HAROLD RUC C I ES MCEWAN Hal IQ tall 111111115 and well bu11t Excels on the athlet1c field and 1s p10I'l1lIl91lt 1n school act1v1t1es Good school sp111t and ve1y socxable Basketball 1 9 'S 4 Football 1 9 3 4 Baoeball -3 4 H1Y .3 V106 Pl9SldEllt 4 P10611 -1 all 0' I-XXI' LIALIJIXVILKIHNN 7 1 ll ll qi 1114 mix Nu Q oncm XOLI know hei she lx woui fiiend fn lifo l A xeiy kind and consideiate pemon good Qtudent is happy in the sunshine of life haxd woxkmg' at anything she undertakes St Maivs Playel 2 i D H S Lncole Club4 T11H1Y 4 Home ARTHUP JAMI' S MLRLNNEY ,,.-p Anothei box who legally gate .nound Well liked bv the Qtudente foi F otball 7 1 4 Class TIBASUICI 4 H1 Y 4 JILAN SL SAB. 'VICKI' N NY G Economics Tieasuiei 4 School Spuit 4 Piofile 4 Blond blue eyed a hand woi kc-1 in and out of school A Joker whoee ambition is to be a B T 0 Basketball 1 Z Football 1 Hockey 1 Cioes Countxy 3 H1 Y 4 Cameia Club 4 OWEIN PETER McKElNNEY .-- pg 40 N51 Y i1'l,'.'.' V 'C R Trai sfei' fl'0lll St. Ma 'y's. .lui 1 is very iict 1 l '- .' 'ext . . . '1 v . Y . , '. Y . .' , . ' Ti -Hi-Y 4. A ., X ' k I h r 1Av v . v . . ,- K , . I Y ' - . his frank opinions and humorous disposition. Ambition: niarriage. I : X o - Z.,2, 3 A-'. if u i . , , Y l . , A ' A AL A v . -' ' - 1 ' 7 f . 1 1 . - - W-5 . . .'- '- . . . n . . , , .. . . . , , , L v 1 - Q ' .' : u ' ' Y Y . Y - Y . . . ' D - 5 4 5 1 a . 1 Q . ' 1 s - 1 v r 1 -- ' x ' y ' . f LAROLYN ANN E MCSHAINE Pxoved hcl excellent cheexmg ablllty by belng chosen fox foul yeaxs ls known for hel sunny dlsposltlon and ablllty to make frlends 939llV skmtballl .Z 4 Softballl Z Pmg Pong semblxes 1 Z 3 4 4 Jumor Pxom C0mmltt89 3 Lheelleadel 1 Z Pxohle 4 Iatm Club 1 2 Green Sz White Club 4 MARION AI If F MILAD Small xelsxtxle enelgetle lesouxceful 1ece1v1ng he1 busmess txaxmng at Woolworths MARY THERESA MESSIER Always leady wlth a smlle full of fun swell personality easy to get along Wlth DOROTHY MARX MILLER A llkeable gnl NVlth a fine sense of humol takes letall merchan dlilllf., and can sell well wlth those lovely eyes and 0XCltlI'lg' pelsonallty xlways a good word fol othels Mans V1ceP1es1dent 2 Plays 1 9 3 D H S TUH 41 Ba: - , ', 3, 49 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Q , 'Q ' ,- 2, 35 As: ' f ,-,:, 1 5 Tri-Hn' 1, 2, 3, 5 ' - ' :g 7 'I ' ' ' , ', 23, 43 Co-op Club 1, 25 ' g 1 ' , 5 h A -.z . 4 7,1 J' s St. ' 'g' - ' - ' ' 'Q , , .., .. . . .- - i-Y 4. APTHI R Cl' RAI D 'XIII I S C ood 1l1e sel xeal gentleman good xtuclent IN 111llNlL Hill 1 1 h111l xxo1lx1ng, p'11t111p111t 111 0 hu 111111 11x Cl T11 1xu1e1 1 -Xwe1nb'x P1014 1111 1 P191 Ib L11 1101 10111 fl11l1111l Nlfl0113l HOIIOI bo letx -1 L ERARD DONIIXIK MOPNPA1 Q J' A blonde qulet fellow who l1lx6N eux wxmk 1nd women A111b1t1011 the 211219 n1.1f,n.1te b Ifunch flu DAX ID BH RON MORQL Nlouxex IN 11elll1ked for h1s happy L0 lucky moods and kmdly 111 IJOSIYJOH PaQt1me footbah Inteleet Nottlnzham J otballl 2 1 EX ELYN MOI TEV ELIS Qulet ladvhke w1th bught twxnkllngz eyee and fawcmatxng' d1mples has mam lY1t6l9QtS and makes fuends easlly Amb1t1on Commel clal a1t1Qt Home Econom1cs Llub 1 T11 H1 X Z 3 4 P1es1dent 2 VICE Pxesldent 1 State T11 H1 X Confelence 'Z L lee Club Flench Club 2 'S 4 PIQSI nt 3 4 o p Z Awembly 1 Pl0fll2 4 Jumol Prom Commlttee 3 N H Musxc Feetxval S NIat1onal HOHOI SOCl0ty 4 4.4 ai Q ut md lulx Q A good mxux N t .md ou t x xu x sn Llub ADA MARY INILAI IXOBI' P'l IUI IS NPI ON Qhrnt 1 we llkul A little fallow xuth bu, 1de1s mmm ll xx IX xxlwn he pxwu m his llvl9lCLlX AI11bltlOU T Y QllXlll6 lf will H di? 'i l I.-up I' T33 JEAN NEW FLL Tlue funnd wen wneet 'md .1 llttle Qhy me wexv populal vuth the opposlte sex ALFRFD TAMPS INIBLHTT -Xl 1 lmnclxome luggzed 'and Qocmbla Dexoted to hw Xl0llx and Louwe Footbfxll -1 43 v ,w J u'- 2 z jlik- . . .1 1' . . . lilies 0 knit 'I cl i 'Q-ry -Q ' ll . . . nirc- IllSINJS'll0ll. U lil-1 ' 1. ' i . . . .. . 4' ' w ' ,. , . . ..S . 5 - ' . ' ...lmlnmfll-... 'll 1. - A ' 1 ' . '12,'. 7 f XV 1 gfzlzvlk 'QA' ' 2.1 M ' I . V.0. . .. W h ,. . , A-,151 qfffl. ', A- - ls: 4 all I, 2. .L 43 lraclc 25 1-X 4, 554: . '5.fT'F1'.iE:-LT, jf ' A 2. Q, g7,gQ,kf3'J ' Z,g,f. 7 . 23:23-QW! 4 A ' .73-Q .Q A n, 9 . . 'fx .v .7 V A - . -', v ., . L . ' L . . ' 'L V . . I HN . . I ' ' -O , . 'S . S , . . V' '. ' '- ' '.. -JP A3 1 . ,423 Ulf!-. -' 3 M THOMAS FRANCIS INIBI ETT ,ai Small blonde and xn Complete contrast to his brothel IH sue P8.StlI'l1Q fin .msif MARY LOUISE INORMAN Coopelatlve very lndustrlous possesses a pleasing smxle Has worked among the roses but mtends to be a secretary St Mary s-Class Treasurer 3 School Play 2 D H S Tr1H Y 4 Encore Club 4 Profile 4 Green 8: Whlte Club 4 JOANNE ELLEN O BRIEN Jo always ready for a laugh good sport very much envxed because of her naturally curly haxr Good fnend to all who know her St Mary's Class Presldent 1. D H S Trl H1 Y 4, Encore Club 4, Green 8: Whlte Club 4 hockey and pool Hockey 4 AUDREY LORRAINE NORMAN Tall and slender Audrey IS vely quxet and somewhat shy u sometimes that helps' Trl H1 Y 4 44 JOYCE ELIZABETH OTIS A vocational student. Joyce is as well known in one part of the school as in another . . . has merry brown eyes . . . enjoys making people A look beautiful. 5 Volley ball 1, 2, 35 Softball 1, 25 Basketball 1, Captain 23 Ping-Pong 35 Home Economics Club 13 Tri-Hi-Y 45 State Tri-Hi-Y Conference 4. 1 f FRANCIS WINDSOR PARTRIDGE 'C Rough and ready Trnk rs a good dancer and excellent skier 3 Favorite pastime Sleeping H1Y 2 3 4 Ski Team 2 4 Ski Club President 4 RAYMOIN D EDWARD PELLETIER A solid boogie Woogie artist A rugged mdrvrdualrst who IS known for the humorous atmosphere whrch surrounds him Favorite pastime Ask the girls' Track 2 'Z 4 Football 1 2 H1Y 3 4 MARK ROBINSON PERRY Rugged rndrvrdualrst good student woman hater yet a wolf National Honor Society 4 J :Y or 45 I D I 8 V . . ' at heart. Ambition: Scientific farming. :ll . . I . AQ up 7 3 ,2fL '.iil,x E fzgi' I 2 ffzffgvi Bla' .1 I MARIAN JANE Pl' TERS Bette! known ai Janle has 1 mule vfulety of llltelCSf.S and 'lCtlW ltl6S enjoys mumc and Slnglng one who IS fun to have alound 1 H1 1 1 Gle C Encole Club 5 4 School Plax 4 Plohle 4 School Splut 4 All State C OIUQ Balb A blg' smlle a fxlendly H1 fox evelyone gloues m mlschxef great passlon for Latm Basketball 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 Softball 1 Peggy quxet and petxte attzactxve smlle Has one major m RICHARD HFYDERSON PHANELF Came to us from Tllton Hrs musxcal ablllty helped hun to establwh hnneelf here A brlght future looms for hlm vuth Jane Tllton Football J D H S Band 4 Oxchwtxa 4 B ARBARA MAE PRATT MARGARET MARY PRINCE texeet busmess both commercxal and secretarlal Aspnes to do otTlce fa, swoxk Ol be a telephone opexatox TIIHIY 4 46 , A 0, 2 ggf' . . ' ' 't . E . . 1 z ' - ' ' Q - : : . '- , . . , . l -C 5 Tr'- '- ' 2, 3, 43 French Club I', 43 Latin Club 1, 23 ' e lub 3, 43 . - I ' y 3 -, : . ' ' .' Th ' . 3, 4. , Y' Y - '. . . .-- 3 1- '- . H . V' ' . ' C H '71 . . .' . ' ' y 5 y S - U Y,, . . ' . . . . - n Q.- '- X ANNETTE FRANCES PL RPURA A hard working student quiet and refined likes social studies dresses xerv neatly makes x good debatcr for Problem alas French Club 2 5 4 Encore Club 5 4 One Act Plat S Senior Plax 4 I itrn Club 3 4 Assembly 3 Prrle Speaking' 4 HALI' I MAF QUIMBX Small light has xerv blue eyes an infectious laugh and A great passion for guitar music ,Q-41 blv Committee 4 Stamp Collector 3 mittee 3' All Star Basketball 1 2 3. 47 JOHNI DEVEREAUX RLARDON JEAN MARIE REDDENI sport . . . willing worker . . . a loyal friend. 'V I Ta smooth prominent great dancer a class leader and erccellent student known for his verx Hashy tres Latin Club 2 President 3 Vice President 4 Hr Y Club 2 3 President 4 A A 1 2 Executrve Board 3 Green 8. White Club Executive Board 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Profile Staff 4 Class Treasurer 3 C0 op 1 2 Amerrcan Legion Prohle Bovs State Avvrrd 1 National Honor Society 4 Class Marshall 4 Encore Club Senior One Act Plat Assem Mischievous blue eyes blonde hair' ready laugh . . . 1 person with a wonderful sense of humor who keeps everyone cheerful good Co-op 1 2' Latin Club 1 2' Encore Club 1 2 4' Basketball 1 2 3 4 Ping-Pong 1 2 3' Softball 1 2 3' Volleyball 1 2 3' Tri-Hi-Y Basket ball Team 4' Tri-Hi-1 3 4' Profile 4' Assembly 2' Junior Prom Com EDWARD FRANCIS REILLX A qulet membel of the class Well llked and rathex YIIISCIIIQVOUS Futule U S Mall 014' 3 SHIRLEY ANN REN AUD Has mlschlef ln hex eyes fun lovmg has school splrxt and enJ0ys spoxts a good fllend Fxench Club 3 Latm Club 2 3 4 Co op Club 1 2 Jumor Prom Com mittee SHIRLEY EVELYN ROBIE Our Prxze Speaker wlth a merry laugh and twmklmg blue eyes comes from Balrmgton A 1 personalxty good student Glee Club 1 Trx H1 Y 2 Assemblles 2 3 School Play 4 Encore Club 1 2 3 4 PTIZB Speakmg 4 Perkms Medal 4 State Prlze Speakmg Contest 4 EDYTHE ANNE ROGERS Edythe answers to the name of Polly and is a transfer from Mllton Mass She IS a cute l1ttle number who IS always busy domg some thmg Favorlte pastime Chewmg gum Tr1H1Y '3 4 48 . L, Y ,fl Q Hi-Y ', 4. K Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2g Ping-Pong 2, 33 ' 3. i . ,Xt x . x THEODORE JAMES ROHR A qurct leader of our claw Technrcally mrnded but mysterr ously l'rte exery mor nrng for school QPORC E WII I IAM ROLFE Ceorge rs mechanrcalls mrnded and los ef. muerc He IS eager to learn and a hard workrng student Prohle 4 19' URSU LA MARIE ROLFE Transfer from St Marys Prettrest member of our class charm mg personalrty mce to everyone St Mfrrys Secretary .3 Plavs 1 2 3 D H S Encore Club 4 GERALD PAUL ROUTHIER Jerry rs a hard workmg vocatronal student wrth many frrends Seeks success rn a busmess career French Club 2 49 ' . . . . , - yn ' , .'- I 4 ' ' . . 1 v 1 v I 'il l 4 I A 1 ' I . 's. . ' .. v ' v h N' s 'L . . . 5 ll . . . . V . ' . . V, . . ' . . . c .1 , D , , . . . T' . 4 H ' ,, . Q . . . . rx ROBERT HARRX ROUX fs y-v W ,g Soclable pleaslng., laugh lntele ted the fur s actlse paltxclpant ID school aflans BENKAIB gnls' Tlack 3 Football 4 Baseball 4 Lxtxn Club 1 F ench Club 5 H Y 2 4 PALLINE IRENE ST JEAN always neatly dressed Ambltl0H Typlst T11 H1 H 4 Encole Club 4 JEAN 'VIARIE ST LAWRENCE Beautlful blown han mee pelsonallty likes sports and chem lstly good sense of humol a well liked girl Basketball 1 2 3 Softball 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 Plng Pong 2 ELLEN LOUISE SANBORIN Transfer from Lacoma A hlgh honor student and a hard worker who xs certam to be a leader Favorxte pastime Bob ,av Latln Club 2 3 President 4 French Club 3 School Splrlt 2 3 Llt erary Edltor 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 3 4 A A 3 Profile 4 Co op Club 3 Green 8x Whxte Club 4 50 1 , , A 'PAY' in 1 z :ex...an 1-3 ' v I ' ' I p ' ' 1- v1 v ' - 4 g 'st' 3 2' T ,2g 1' T 2,2 , A i- L. . 1 Transfer from St. Mary's. Tiny, friendly, good sense of humor . . .'- '- ' 1 . I f L L . ... F' ' . . : , 5 , Q ' - . . r 1 l 5 3 . I r 1 I ' ' 9 ' ' , : - . : 5 - 1 ' - Cas XX ILI ARD 'NELSON SANDERS of 4-at Wxlly small quxet appealmg xet ms so by no means one of tht mst bl3ChSl l1lthS Dowel Hxfzh has evel plodueed FI ORENCE RITA SCROSATI The wee llttle lady vuth the vunsome volce flashes a dlamond from 1 celtaln handsome malme Q-'Y ELAINIE MARY SHALTREX Sweet pexsonalnty cute nose pletty han can alwavs be found wlth hex Dlek AmbltlOD Nurslng Basketball 1 Softball 1 Volleyball 2 Pmg Pong 2 JOAN ALTA SMITH Refined and qulet Comes to us fiom the mountam legxon Favorxte subject Cosmetology Ashland N H Arts 8x Crafts 2 3 Kmttmg Club 1 2 3 D H S Blushes and Combs 4 51 - 'V ,as I A A A : I 'us --I ' l- fl- ' l- 1 ' ' - ' , .j 1 , I A g IK 1 U Y. 7. - 1 . C ' . .A n Y . J, .h ,, .. . . K, Q 1 I ' A' 5 -I . , . .- , , , , . . . .4- Q 'NIARILX N RUTH STOCKLAIN Ma All around grrl pretty full of personalrtv and a hard worker excels rn everythrng, Favorrte pastrme Neal of course Trr H1 Y 2 3 4 Band 3 Majorette 4 French Club S 4 Iatrn Club 2 3 School Sprrrt 2 .3 Edrtor 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 Secre tary 4 Frshrng Team 3 4 Forensrc Club 4 Prrze Speakrng 3 4 Encore Club Z 3 4 One Act Play 3 Softball 1 Volleyball 2 J 4 2 Green Kr Whrte Club 4 Junror Pronr and I raduatlon Usher 3 Stamp Collector 2 Personal Charm and Personalrty Award 1944 4? ROBERT FIELDING TAYLOR Short blond good lookrng popular wrth the female of the SPECIES from Spauldmg Honor student wrth a serrous slant for the future rv iq GFRALD ERNEST THORNE A married veteran makes frrends easrly devotes hrs spare trme to hrs dog kennels rs rnterested rn forestry ' ' Austrn Cate Academy Baseball 1 2 3 D H S Veterans Club 4 JEAN ELIZABETH TIMMONS Medrum herght, brunette wrth attractrve eyes Quret, but very frrendly '17 to those who know her l r 52 ' 1 YL ! Y A6 IYY l . . ' . , 1 Y -x ' t w '- '- , , : , ' 2 i, 5 A ' Ping-Pong 2, 3, 43 Assembly Program 1, 35 Profile Staff 43 Co-op Club 1, 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' I ' ' s K 2 Q 4 I 1 . J 1. -ra . . . . ' U . . . . ' - - , 1 4 ,T - , , . . . . . 7,4 1 IEAN FRANCES TIRRFLI Jean is a Dulhamite meiiv likable caiefiee loves activ it 1 d excitement L1t1n Llub 2 Softb1ll 1 Basketball 7 T11 H1 Y 5 RUTH CLAIRE TOWLE A good student and uelxbnly s f11 nd likes music and can leally make hex tlaunef sing, on the quiet side but always leady vuth 42' k 1 laugh F1vo11tt pastime fhaxlie 67 B nd 1 2 'Z 4 Basketb1ll 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 Softball 1 Ping Pong Z 3 Student Councll 2 Vice President 2 Camela Club T11 H1 H 1 2 'Z 4 T11 H1 Y Basketball Team 4 All State Band 3 Vlhite Club 4 National Honor Society 4 Bl' RTHILDE ANN MARIE TURGFON Medlum he1ght dalk thats Tillie the gill with a smile ,au for eweryone Hopes to be successful beautlcian someday French Club 2 Home Fconomics Club 1 2 BARBARA SADIE TUTTLE Quiet and xather shy an earnest student likes to tiy her new hair styles on others one who will succeed Robinson Female Seminary Glee Club 3 53 . 1' 1 . , Q 'V' 'y an , . uv -5' 1 ,2g' :.g , Q Xl '14 'f Q i f 1 ' 1'- 1 '. e ' .' - ' 1 f - p v' 1 tv' ,I I I . ' S' , v L - 1' z'f. 1 7 . -0 21 H 2 ,,5: ,2: ' - H -: ' ' 9 ' - ' 1 f 4: ,',f,: '- : ,4: N. H. Music Festival 3, 45 New England Music Festival 3, 43 Green gl K 1 5. ' ' ' . 1 A Y I . 40 ,I , . Q , M . . ,, A . .h . . 'Q 1 A 1 , . flex, ' M , , . K..-' MARY BARBARA VEINNARD Laughs leadlly vsalm pelsondllty li vexy .adept at lTliklI1L fnlends easllw 'I 1H1 X 3 4 BaQketball1 2 5 Vollewball 1 Z 3 Softball 1 2 P1 IL Pong, 2 Encole Club 4 PAUL FRAINCIS N ERR1' 'I TE Klnz of the Ixevboald xutty chalactel leadel of the Qchool o1LheQt1a and full of mlSCh16f Encore Club Z 4 Dance Olchestla 4 Flench Club Z S Assembls HELEN FRANCES WENTWORTH Tall and slendel a whlz at office plactxce a tlue fuend to evelyone Favoute pastlme Guese rg Glee Club '1 Assembly 3 ALBERT GEORGE WHEELER gum chewer Qerloue good axtlst, but hald to ,fzet Started ln class French Club 2 Checker Club 3 54 V 'I'- 5 H ,,2:' J .Sis ,':'1'- r : ' b , Y .. . A4 ' 7 . 79 ,' . . - . 1 :, 3 -. L. , . . I K, sh- sv Program 1, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 4. . v , ' . . . ' ' D . . . ' .g 5 'f. x f ---f Al ... ' ' 3 - .3 A C 'EF MARX KATIIPRIN' VSIGL IN ll md un attxac Is to be ax Auzuit 1048 blue m liouxuu 0 I1 ltkll 1 N 0 P1 Pom, 2 Softbfa 1 P Stu 1 KURTFZ VX II I IAM WILLEX JR R d 1110 mu lcallx 1I'lL11I194l F1m0us fOl hls tall talex h 11111111-s fox ummm especullx a Lutxm Fxeshman Dmu Oxchestx 1 4 B nd 4 40- wr- Y VNII LIAM GEORGE ZFRBINOPOLI OS Shmt dalk seuous ham W0lk91 B111 hm had gleat Succecss at the xocatlondl Qchool enjows bllhalds 55 ' ' - I .Hi ' Q 1' 'l'z1ll, dz 'k, 2 ' '1 ' 'tive .' 1 .. , . ' 1 . A - lritimli f , 1 'zlllt Iizxsketlmll 1, Zg Y llcyball 1. 23 'ng:- ' . 1' 'Q .ll , 2.3 delt l'1111m'il 2, 235 Latin Vlub 15 'I'1'i-Ili-YQ Glee Club 1. 0 isz.' . z : S ' asa H V A I 4 X J Av v A '... ' .... 4.'... '- '. V , ' X Z S M1655 Pioneering, ind Fxperimentmg., Building, and C rowing, TH AT IS Bl SINIESS BUSINESS nor are theie o mam earning. wo much BUSINESS ls pleasant permanent practicable and profitable BUSINESS 1 adaptable to either permanent or tempox irs meds We mute vour mquir1eQ Ask us about I I Training McINTOSH BUSINESS LOLLECE Mvrtle and Orchard Dox er Streets New Hampshire Phone889 McINTOSH The Originator of the Workbook The Standard bv which From Junior High All Othem ale tested School thiough College. PRINTING OF EY FRY DESLRIPTIOIN We haxe done the prlntlng for the DOVFR HIGH SCHOOL YFARBOOKS for the past four years MCINTOSH PUBLISHING COMPANY Mwrtle and Orchard Dos er, Streets New Hampshire 0 1, r 2 M' ry r - , ' r: w V . p . , A l A L L 1 I l O I O O demands ability-and pays for it. In no activity is competition so keen z ' s ' ' ' f Q ' . O I C O U O I I O O O I 'S 1 1 1 ' r -2 b- , ..- W I1 L I . Y Y .K . . A. . . ,- ' ,., W f V Y 1 V A A I L I v I - A J Ly bgoioioipvioiv-1-fi-vi,:fr:vir:v1o11n14n11v:1vi1v24v:1v14v:031v14n2o:1v14v11v11r11 Good zxazyzxzarnqp np11.14:1,1u11-gr-21 Luck! Doqvw Hugh' MILLPRHFRNIEI INC I ' 0 , J I I ' A 5 ' Q f 1 f D Y J ' J L X , 4. . UW C7 P Strand Cffhgcltre C'mnpl1'mr11l.' f' W C 0 0 f 077ZjJIl4Illl'7IfN of' K Q L L J ofwalaby Cleaners Judson Dunaway Corporatlon N EI f ll N XNISH llmer N H f'1m1pfl'11z1'11f.v of J .OJ f I ff rl N N K X fbfffjlfzlfize lIfS of Q . Iak 1 's 0 EXIHI . .0 I .' .' GOOD LUCK TO THF CI AQQ OF 48 ,z cu JI1 0 Hot D C ENEST BROS INC Ma che te N H ' 7 .I J A L, K For Lasting Freshness Choose 0 QR' , 'A . . , ' ,ff lg 9 I lg ,UW Ap ...mal E, 1 X1 Jw. . .xxx -js ,lf I Ex l sive sul ml'ers of R lls for Chris ogs. '1 I ,, 1 n S r, . . 11-,111an1-511-.1111-9g11qn111gus1q:u11q, 1 cm the Ll iss of 1948 Seavey Hardware X111 Xt 5 H 4 Interstate fBusD Llnes NORTH S0l'lH PXSI Wlfwl 1 L XII ROiHlSlhRm11 ' . 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C I 'ART i 'i 'lil 'i 'i Ili I1'vTYi1liUlwi- 1 ix i4 i-lim ill idlx iii ivlvlx lvl L G Balfour Company X l'lI I' BORO NI Xxx Xl Hl NI- l ls 1 I ANN hI'Nl S ANU PINN HDNINII NC I+'NIFN'l INX II AIIOXS IJIPI ONIAS LFIIQCJN-XI IFXRIJS 'XII' MORI AI II XQI I S IIPIPSPNTYIIII DONALD h TLPPER L Lott 7 Ixle Raul Mum 11111.--1-.1111.-Q..-..1..1-111..-..-114--.1 1 O O 1- 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 11111 1 Q 1 A ' - ' . . A L I k 1 l 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 .. . . . n . . I I 1 X 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 Y 1 . . ., , .. 1. . A I I f1 1,4 , 1 1 1 J . . R - A n - . A I L 1 1 vwlc-1 'I QLLB INS ,IN A 1 , - 41 1 L A .A A AQ AL , 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 L U L ,I 1. .- 3 ' 7 I LU ,x ' 1 rx A . ,dl clf.l1 A 1' . ' ... 2 A 1 ' i Q4l.P 'QU1 i 4l Q lil I1 '12 I2 v2.xQ1r2'lQ 'i Il 'Q 'Q 'l -i 'Q Il IQ 'l V1 cz fyfufory In September 1944 the annex of Dox er Hlgh School was bulglng from door to door wxth a new class of freshmen Dur mg the QPSLIIIH, wears these freshmen became semors fan exghth wonderj and now max remmlsce on that eventful era We are a far cry from the meek scared lnnocent students of wore We haxe wltnessed many happemngs We saw the Student COUHCII begin 1ts work The Co op Club a soclal orgamza tlon came 1nto exlstence and then faded bemg replaced by the Green and Whlte Club Not only dld we eat lunch at noon Then a new seven block day was mtro duced and the extra perlod was used for club dCtlN1tl9S and assemblles A Gu1dance sw sterr wh1ch prox ed extremely helpful to all was put 1nto effect by the faculty Two lmportant changes came when we bade farewell first to Headmaster Wllham B Hounsell then to Headmaster Murray H Watson Th1s year we welcomed mto our rank and file Mr Walter Scott who endured us as best he could As freshmen the females suffered and Q55 0I?q the fellas were m then' glory Because of the SQFIOUS manpower hortage at least three glrls were clamorlng for the atten txon of each boy Only a thm xeneer of c1x1l17at1on kept them from scratchmg one another s eyes out In 47 the glrls started swoomng fNo Frank Smatra hadnt come to town! Some xerv handsome xeterans returned for refresher courses helpmg to allevlate the man shortage As a flttlng close to our final year a class trlp was taken and we semors came back well educated Cper1od'J The muslc that rmgs ln our ears now 18 Be Bop We refraln from golng mto de tall slnce no one knows what It s all about And as the gxrls walk out of the hlgh school tsw eepxng the floor wlth thelr New Look sklrts Whlle the Jamtors beam wlth glee! and the boys Cdressed as usuall chase after them we bld adxeu to our falr hlgh hopmg to be a credlt to all those who so graclouslv helped mold the most crucxal years of our ln es Class HlSt0Fl3H Marllyn Stocklan Words by DOROTHY HORAW Tune America the Beautlful O Dox er Hxgh O Doxer High The tlme has come to part And from your halls we now must go And saddened IS each heart But llght of memory long w1ll dwell On friendships staunch and true So comrades all and teachers too We bld farewell to you O Dox er Hlgh O Dover Hlgh Our thoughts to you shall turn And kxndle 1n each soul of ours A flame brlghtly to burn A hre to spur us on our way Wvth falth and lowe anew We'll fight for rlght and brotherhood Thls IS our pledge to you. 65 I W V v 41 ,H , ' - , 1 , y - '. . ' v 1 ' D 1 7 Q 1 . S ., , . V' . v . f 1 . - ' v , ' , - . r IK1 . r vv X K1 1 . v' l y V 1 V . ' 1 V I 1 ' 1 v 1 r . . . . , . . . Y S i ' s. S .' . , - v r - 1 v v V. 1 1 . K K . ' Y ' . . K A 1 . 1 ' , - ' K' . ' 1 ' ' 1 1 . 7 K Y 1 4 . . . . , , . V . . ' S - D ' f ' Y Y out we also danced Cto ald our dlgestlonb. . . . . , . v - - . . . a . . L . l . ' . ,Y 1 v v . v V . A K 'S ' - I Y ' ,' ' H . ' U ,, W . w . . . Y. ' ' , r y v t Y . . . - K v ' . . , 1 1 . 1 V ' ' . , - . ' ' L v - 1 1 1 1 . - l tt ' ' I! 7 . Y . 7 9 7 I 7 ! 7 Y 1 . ! - . .Buff We the Class of 1948 belng of sound body 1f not mmd do proclalm and assert thls ordlnance to be our last w1ll and testament To Mr Scott the Semor Class leaves 1tS vearbook troubles wxth the hope that next year s class won t cause hxm so many headaches To Mlss Rellly the Senlor Class fondlv leaxes 1tS battered coples of Landmarks of Llberty and Shakespeare To Mr Bxshop we leaxe a bottle ofH S No 5 wlth the hope that lt may xmprove the fragrance of the chemlstry laboratory To Mrs Grady the Semor boys leave the afternoons that they were ordered out of the gym and the glrls leaxe the combma tlons of the lockers To Mlss Murphy the Senlor Class leax es the deadlmes of the School Sp1r1t And to the truant officer we leave a bloodhound and magmfymg glass In order to leave memorles of the class of 48 behlnd ln the sacred corrldors of our belowed Alma Mater the followlng Semors bequeath thexr characterlstlcs txtles ab1l ltl6S and properties to the future upper classmen Beverly Allen regretfully leaves her hardworkmg Job as presldent of the Stu dent Councll to Nancy Mlller mth the hope that she can keep order Paul Ayer wllls hls trumpet to any one ln the Junlor Class who IS dumb enough to blow hxs bralns out for four years Barbara Bennett IS happy to leave her excess welght to Sally Rowe Robert Bodwell very unhapplly leaves Nancy Cloutman unprotected K1 Bourque bequeaths hls abxllty m sports to Dlck Blals To next years presldent John Calcutt leaves hls responslbllltles and a bottle of much needed asplrm He advxses hlm to take a rest m Florida xf the work plles up too fast That handsome hunk of man Phll Las slly Vtlllb hls 1rres1st1ble charm to Hector Desjardm To Therest Bernard goes Remona Lou turler s good groomlng and appearance Ex elyn Crossan unclenches her wrlter s cramps hands to glxe her vworn out penclls to Carolyn Lee vslth the hope that she can soon afford an Exersharp Brenda Dent stops tvurlmg her baton long enough to promlse lt to Barbara Davldson who can make xery good use of it Ann DlCklI1SOIl regretfully parks her favorlte wad of gum under her desk for next years champlon chevs er Kay Donox an hands ox er her famous fashxon column to Joy ce Stocklan vuth the wx xsh that she tell the Junlors how to dress To Ronald Gray Charlie Drake gn es hls baseball bat and a box of Wheatles mth on the back of the box Chrxs Drew leaxes her loxe for sknng to Marlene Olcott and her ab1l1ty to sk1 to Arlene Klng Unfortunately for MISS Foley Loulse Flsk bequeaths her glggle to next year s slxth perlod Problems class Fred Flowers leav es hxs soap box to Joel Klelnman mth the hope that he can prox e to be an asset to the dlscusslon 1n Prob lems class Donald Fogg xerv trustmgly and mth h1s best wlshes leaves his cherlshed Solxd and Trlg books to Mr Beasley and hls ab1l 1ty to do Trlg to any ambztlous boy Charles Burnham leaves hls love for radlo work to anyone who has the 1ntell1 gence to understand It as he does To Sheldon Cook goes George Frost s bottle of Kreml mth the hope that he vull put It to use Joy Harold smce she can spare them leaves her A+ s to Ellzabeth Powell and Mlldred Spofford I v ! r ' 9 7 7 , . 8 - . . . , . I ' . , . s 7 . Y' . . 7 7 ' L V ' v , ' - l . , , K , V . . v . . ,, . U x s v I y, - s . n . 7 ' Y V . . , . , . - x ' 1 Y ' V . Y . - . n I Y I Y. . , . . ' u - - U l l l , . 4 , ' ' ' ' , the hope that he at least read the comlcs V . ' , . . . -1 'Y v , 9 ' ' 1 v ' ' - .N . 1 : . . Y ,w ' V .1 v Y U ' . . . - . . I ! w . L , , . . ' , . ,, .,, . .. . . a Q 5 , . V. Y. , . , . o u 0 Q . o I 7 Q 1 4 1 ! ' , . To Paul Morrlssette Julle Gregolre w1th her best xntentlons gxves her ab1l1ty to do Latm and French Robert Taylor leaves h1s 1llustr1ous name to the equally famous Tom Conway fallas the Falconj Ruthle Towle leaves and takes every thmg w1th her mcludlng Charlle Drake Florence H1ll graclously bequeaths her shyness to Loxs Thompson and Dolores Roy To Dlck F1tts goes the executlve busl ness l1ke manner of Stanley Isensteln Robert Johnson the mad chemlst leaves hls broken test tubes to Jack Batchelder Wrlth the hope that he can break as many Helen Kxng leaves her tomboy1sh ways and her necktxes to Mary Moore who has qulte a collectlon herself Yx onne Lanouette leaves her Retall Sellmg books to Polly MOUt9VellS and cautlons her to be more ladyllke 1n chew Tommy Lelghton leaves a large photo graphed plcture to all members of the Don Defore fan club Guy Mann w1lls hls llterary pen to Dxck Jennlson m the hope that Mlss Rellly wlll appreclate hls efforts Anna McCann glVeS her Pepsodent Smlle back to the Pepsodent company wxth the hope that they can find someone else to wear It Hal McEwan leaves h1s Charles Atlas book to Peter Bourque Nuff sald' To Betty Drake go Mary Messler s qulet ness and ladyllke ways Joyce Otls leav es her short blonde curly halr to Madellne Jabre Ray Pelletxer leaves the cafeterla perlod' Jane Peters leaves w1th D1ck Phaneuf To Don Abraham Barbara Pratt wllls her tattered Latm book John Reardon bequeaths hls flashy neck tles to Eddy Labbe and hopes they won t choke hxm Jean Redden w1lls her sense of humor and her ever ready laugh to Paula Royer Shlrley Roble wllls her Perkms medal to Marlene Lebow wxth her smcerest con gratulatlons Ursula Rolfe bequeaths her peaches and cream complexlon to Rejane Mlchaud Jean St Lawrence wxlls her naturally wavy halr to V1rg1l Ton1 Brown Wxllard Sanders gn es hls tool chest to Rlchard Roy by request Geraldme Cole bequeaths her ballet shppers to Betty Blewett Amta Gullmette wllls her math abxllty along wlth her trlgonometry functlons to L1ll1an Bananan Paul Verrette leaves his UHflD1Sh6d Symphony to Marshall Hunt and Rena Fogg w1th the hope that they can flmsh Cortez Wxlley leaves hls coples of Tar tlme Jean Newell wllls her short skxrts to Betty Kates Louls Kyreagas leaves the gxrls alone Thomas Nlblett wllls hxs hockey stxck to Jere Pratt and George Hester to share Jean McKenney wllls her poetlcal abxl lty to John Hauslem 1n hopes that the School Sp1r1t wxll benefit by hls talents To Pamela Smlth goes Gladys Guppy s love for keepmg late hours Geraldme Eaton leax es her orlgmal ere atlons to any ambltxous New Looker Pat Hennessey bequeaths her secretary book to the Trl H1 Y Robert Brown w1lls hrs ablllty to be the l1fe of the party to Bob Drake and wishes hlm a prosperous soclal career Prxscllla Carabelas leaves her page boy halrdo to Ruth C0l0k8thlS along wxth her brush and comb Dorls Cormler wllls her petlteness to Loxs Rxchardson . , . . , . , l - Y . , . . ' . ' ' is 'rv . n 1 - ! ' , - y , .. , . 5 ! ' ' u ' Y ' ' . n 7 . 7 . D - - it. . . . - i 1 . U d ing her gum' Zan to Robert Edgerly to read in his spare . . . . ll ' 91 ' , - . . y . ' ' CC ' ' ,Y ' ' ' D ' - Q V . u ' - ' ' u n v Y Y ! 4 ! . , . . . . 67 Stanlev George bequeaths h1s red haxr to Jeanette Hlll Arthur lVI1lls xx1lls h1s gentlemanly vxays to Bob Gagnon along vxxth hls book on socxal etxquette Ada Neal leax es her red lunch box to Helen Caldxx ell along mth her recxpes for orlgmal sandvslches Annette Purpura bequeaths her fine talent for dramatlc actxng to Bob Slanetz xylth the hope that some dav he may xcqulre fame Theodo e Rohr vxllls hlS ablllty to be late to Sohd and Trlg class to anx one vxho takes that subject next year Elaxne Shaltrey leaxes to Join Dlck Strout Bob Roux leaxes Dotty Wooldrldge to Sammy Sarette Exelyn Moutex el1s and Phylhs Laplerre glxe thelr art ab1l1t1es and boxes of pomts to Grace Johnson Kathleen McCooeV leaxes her zeal for chemlstry excperlments and her rubbel apron to Barbara Cotton James Clark xfxllls his wmn ng personal lty to the Van Johnson of the Jun1or class Jean Gove bequeaths her helght to anv xx ould be Amazon Mary Grekas bequeaths her loxe for book reports to Mlss Rellly Gerry Hasham wxlls her zest for l1fe to Lllllan Rocheleau and Loulse Roberge Janet Garland W1llS her serxousness to the Judy Canova of the next class Albert Wheeler bequeaths hls checker board to Robert Bennett m hopes that the Checker Club wxll reopen ln the future Albany Belhumeur wxlls hls Job xn the past as baseball manager to any 3.ITlblt1OLlS o Paul Ladd xx1lls h1s carrxmg case to Roland Gagnon so th rt he can carrx home more school books Jean Tlmmons vx1lls hex seat lll art cl iss to Jeanne Adams along xx1th a pad of draxx 1ng papel Robert Huppe xxxlls hxs yob at Wool xx oxth s to anx hardxxorklng, box Dax 1d Morse leax es h1s mud spattered football 1erse5 to Donald O Kane ln hopes that he can carry the name of Dox er Hlgh to fame next xear Beatl 1ce Jordan xx1lls he1 clog, eaxecl shorthand book to Joan Nachon Tlllx Turgeon leax es her entrance blanks to the Carmx al Queen contest and 'VIarkex N01 man Hemenxx ax lust leax es perlod' Marx Norman Sklpb ga1lx out xxaxlng goodbx to those unfortunate underclass men vxho haxe to remaln Runnmg rlght after her 18 Jean C xrbon neau xxho has been xx axtmg four long, years to xx axe farewell And now as xxe the graduatlng class of 1948 b1d farewell to Dox er Hlgh xxe vx1sh to express our appreclatlon to all the teachers who haxe helped us tovx ards th1s goal of achlexement Slgned sealed publlshed and declal ed bx the class of 1948 as and for then' last xx1ll and testament 1n the presence of us xy ho at thelr request 1n the1r presence and ln the presence of each other haxe here unto subscrlbed our names as wltnesses Thls w1ll IS thereby legal accordlng to the standards of Doxer Hxgh School S there' Dlgby O Dell An1ta Klchlme Inna Coflin Bette Darxo 'w ' 1 1 1 1 1 y ' ' 1 , . . . . L , . b y ' ,' , ', , , ,, 1 ' ' 1 'v 1 v' 7 1 1 A . . 1 . s - , - v' ' 1 1 1 v , Q 1 c W , L' ' 5 1 S S. v I ' w v' 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 11 A ' K' A' 1 s A K 1 1 , , 1 1 v' 1 1 v- - . H Y. I '- . . vl Aw .Lv I - B . . . v 1 ,ku y v v T v' ' Y v' s 1 v v 's s 1 ' - I 1 ' A v 1 ' 1 v ' L, , , ' , ' i. , x , 1 K ' 1 ' ks 1 yy v ' ' S K ' Y 7 -' Y' K- 1 f- 1 Q K I 1 . V 4 v - s L 'v I . 'I 1 I A - a bottle of beauty cream to Thelma . ' A '. v y v ' v '. ' ' 1 v v ' 1 - ' K B ' l v v v' p' 1 c ! I ' Y ' jk - v r 7 ' .1 ' - . 1 A 1 u . . . , . K. . 2 - . 1 v v ' ' y V , , - . . . . ' Y ' xx. v v ' A1 Y ' ! K . ' V . Y V. ' Y 7 A - ' y v v 1 lv v ' , . D . ' ' 1 's 1 1 , . , . v Y ' L' . N . U , 1 1 1 ' ' 1 , S Sv 1 1. ' - L ' . L v Lvnv Ain ' L1 4 N 7 D . 0 . . , . . . Q jDI'0iDk6Cy During the past two days we haxe wxt nessed such a strange serles of events that we have declded to record them for posterlty It all began on the night before last w hen we were on our way to a char1ty ball bemg held at the Rlchard Halgh mansxon As our llrnousme rolled down the long wmdmg dr xeway a plckle green Rolls Royce roared past and screeched to a stop From lt stumbled Mrs Howard Hughes the former Bette Dar1o dressed 1n the helght of elghteenth century fashion and carrying a gum chewmg Peklngese As we greeted Bette Albert Drew and Donald Brown owners of nearby estates came toward us Wlth them was Malcolm Grav famous Jockey who recently won the Kentucky Derby rxdmg his own horse WEIOCIDCGQ He could hardlv Walt to gne Notre Dame Mlchxgan game Wh1Ch h watched from the hfty yard llne The game ended m a tie and Malcolm s eicpla natlon naturally was that the opposmg coaches Maurlce Caron and Alfred Nlb lctt were equally good Fntermg the Halgh manslon we had to duck between Amta K1chl1ne Olymplc dnlng champion and Dom1n1c Durkm w ho were compar1ng the merlts of xarxous methods for teaching Physical Education Anlta now has charge of Physical Educa t1on at Dartmouth and Dom1n1c coaches the Swlmmlng team at Vassar On the way to the ballroom we passed through the Haxgh prlvate art gallery w here we saw among other masterp1eces a remarkable portralt of Grenadme Etch 1ng by Dona Cauchon Also studying the p1cture were the John Powers models Dorothea Gage and Helen McDonough We were sllghtly startled by their halr dos styled by Mary Wlggln at Mary Maglaras beauty parlor and their sky blue pink nall polish the latest cre atlon of the Jean Tlrrell Forever Young Company In the llbrary we encountered the dns tmgulshed author Edmund Magner ac comoamed by Leon French reporter for the New York Dally Record They were xamlv trylng to llft the thirty fourth xolume of John D Kenney s hlstorlcal mas terpxece From Exe to Ambe The frantlc scratchlng of pens attracted our attentlon to a remote corner of the room Mice No-just Irene Glldden and Marlon Culton figuring the tax on the b1ll1on dollar lncome of thelr Wall Street establlshment We couldn t help thinking that Helen Wentworth who is employed by a natxonallv known firm of accountants would come ln handy but we didn t haxe the heart to lnterrupt them to mentlon It Hear ng sounds Wh1Ch could be none other than the orchestra tunlng up we hurrled to the ballroom Its doorway was blocked by Walter Douthwrlght chalrman at Ellen Sanborn first woman Judge to s1t on the Supreme Court Bench They were engaged in a heated dlscussxon concernlng Edward Rellly Postmaster General of the United States and Arthur McKenney who had rlsen from the post of Treasurer of Dox er Hlgh s Class of 1948 to Treasurer of the Unlted States As the strams of the first number The Ol Grey Mare She Amt What She Used to Be played by Rlchard Phaneuf s orchestra floated through the room a handsome Army Air Force officer came toward us We xmmedlately recognized Gerry Morneau who asked us lf we had seen Admlrals Robert Duffy and Owen McKenney Before we could answer Rlchard Langlols on leave from hls ardu ous duties as an instructor at West Pomt charged across the room m true mxlltars fashion to whlsk him away Suddenly the music stopped and we watched the spotlight sneak up on Fred Clark and Betty Bridgham bllssfully un aware that all eyes were upon them From the loudspeaker came the YOICC of Patrlcia Breslln Hollywoods second Hedda Hop per announcmg that we were fortunate 1n 55 ' . v 1 -v v v. 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K Y . , I ' u u U u 1 ' U- Y - - , - rw ' . , , - V . - , . . 69 has mg the presence of this famous dlrec tor and his leadlng star who recently won an Oswald for her performance in his newest supercolossal production The spotlight then fell on Alice Fagan seated behind the drums She blushed prettlly when asked to give her famous rendition of Indonesian Love Call but complied gracefully Then we were attracted by the laughter of a merry group gathered around the punch bowl As we drew closer we found John Hersey and Edward Caouette ev1 dently overjoyed about somethmg Their secretaries Dorothy Mlller and Jane Mc Glynn explained that they were celebrat mg the completlon of their engineering firm s latest project a bridge spanning the Atlantic Enjoying the last dance together were George Rolfe and Therese Hebert his pr1 sate secretary George is renowned for bemg the originator of the first complete telegraph and telephone system to the pxgmles in Africa We left before the number ended to rest our weary bones for we planned to take a shopping trip the next day old 1950 Tucker from Kenneth Arkwell head mechanic at Robert Leahy s Ramb ling Wreck garage Our first stop was Malcolm Kenlstons Ex erythmg In One department store We met hlS assistant Alice Mead who 1n slsted on showing us the new beauty shoppe located on the balcony There we recognized the two beautlclans Lauretta Foga ty and Barbara Tuttle Alice was going to show us the rest of the store but she was interrupted by Joanne OBrien who said that she and Barbara McCarthy wanted to see her in the office After Alice left us we continued the tour by ourselves Leaning on the lingerie counter was Arthur Gasses takmg inventory and giving orders to the salesman Henry Dlmambro As we entered the toy department we were nearly scared out of our wits by an explosion but it turned out to be only Marv Vennard and Janet CBISSE demonstrating the Little Marx el Atomic Peashooter t the former Florence Scrosatl Stamping his foot and demanding it was Schuyler van Snootenberg XIII while his governess Joan Smith was trying to quiet him until it was her turn to be waited on Feeling the need for sustenance we headed for the Coffeepot where we enjoyed Robert McDonalds dellclous concoctxons and John Coty s super sodas Also lunch mg were Bill Boyd and Pat Hurd who were attracting quite a crowd with thelr world renowned sextuplets After fimsh 1ng our desserts and mching our way through the crowd we finally reached the sidewalk-only to be bowled over by Mark Perry Apologizing he explained that he was hurrylng to a tea being given in his honor at the Perry Nurses Home Mark made h1s great fortune which enabled him to be the benefactor of the home by dlscoverlng a way to make skunk cabbage edible He muted us to accompany him and when we arrned we were surprised to find several girls we knew among the many occupants Marilyn Carberry now superintendent of the Appendicltls x 1t1s Pneumoultramicroscoplcslllcox olco nanlosls and Hives Hospital was talklng with Carolyn McShane and Claire Conway head nurse and d1et1c1an at the same hos pltal Fhttmg from person to person Shirley Renaud stopped long enough to tell us that she IS a special nurse for Dr Francls Partrldge winner of the 1957 Nubble Prize for discoxering a cure for freckles Sufiiclently saturated with tea we de Clded to continue our shopping tour Re membermg that we needed canary food we proceeded to Gerald Routhiers hard ware store There we ran into Bob Ber mer buying wire fencing for his farm We asked him if he had heard from any of our former classmates and before we could catch our breath he reeled off all this Mal Stocklan is teaching Aeronautics at Pensacola Naval Base Paul Joncas and Robert Larluere have stopped competing and have opened a new store together -' ' X ' - u ' , - n O 7 I- ' . ! . 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' - , . 7 Q s 9 I 1 l , V 70 MHXIHQ H11lsgrowe and Paullne St Jean hawe mvented an 1nkless typewr1ter Roger Bumford IS a forest ranger at the W1ll1am Zerb1nopoulous Natlonal Park B1ll who IS a math professor achleyed undylnff fame and everlastlng recognltlon for d1s coverxng a sclentlfic method of beat1ng the roulette wheel He also told us that Pat Hamel the famous world traxeler has chartered one of Robert Nelsons yachts and IS head1ng for the F131 Islands As Bob came up for a1r Boss Routh1er stepped ln to add hlS two cents say1ng that among those who frequent h1s store are Dave Henderson the salesman for farm mach1nery and Gerald Thorne and Dax 1d Illlngworth who are hax 1ng a won derful tlme breedlng Blue R1bbon Chlhua huas He concluded by tell1ng us that Hazel Qu1mby ran a flower shop next door Swamped by th1s flow of lnformatlon we tactfully took our leave Walklng to the car we not1c d a de l1c1ous look1ng chocolate cream p1e IH the w1ndow of the Duck In Tea Room and went 1n to purchase It The hostess Anlta Gren1er was Just hand1ng us our change when a famlllar vo1ce beh1nd us told her not to forget the chocolate cream p1e saved for Madellne Issa The look of surprlse on An1tas face revealed that somethlng was wrong Turmng around we saw Polly Rogers the proprletor of the tea room and Made11ne Issa who 1mme d1ately clalmed the p1e wrapped for us as her own Everyone started talklng at once and babbled on untll Polly could qulet us enough so that Anlta could speak She explamed that she hadn t been told to save the p1e for Madellne and had Just sold the last lusc1ous chocolate cream p1e to us Not1c1ng that people were beg1nn1ng to stare We declded to settle the affalr by dlkldlllg the p1e Whlle Amta was cuttlng lt we asked Madehne what she was do1ng and she re plxed that Pr1sc1lla Larochelle and Mar garet Prmce had hlred her to teach Eng l1sh at thelr excluslve secretarlal school S1tt1ng nearby were Jean Janelle and Lonnle Crosby relaxlng after a try1ng day at school Jean now heads the Soc1al Stud1es department 1n Doyer Hlgh and Connle teaches the fourth grade at one of Dover new grammar schools Thev w ere dlscusslng Mary Lee Hall s new book The Psychologlcal Bas1s of the Behauor of Abnormal Subnormal Supernormal and Normal Chlld en between the Ages of Four and Six or Is Your Chlld Hu man Mary Lee based th1S book on her observatlons as a klndergarten teacher Just then we were remlnded by the fixe o clock wh1stle that It was gettmg late so takmg our half of the p1e we Sald good bye and left As we were dr1y1ng home llstenlng to the car radlo We were so carr1ed away bw Dorothy Horans newest song h1t Soap Gets In Your Eyes that we dldn t not1ce a bag of grocerles crossmg the street w1th a woman attached to It When the car finally stopped and we dared to open our eyes we gazed upon an mterestmg s1ght The woman was unharmed but oh the bag of grocerlesl The poor thlng had burst 1ts seams Catsup here egg yolks there and a generous spr1nkl1ng of maca ron1 all around We got out of the car wlth our knees knocklng and our fingers crossed not know1ng what to expect However we had nothlng to fear for the woman turned out to be none other than Audrey Norman whom we hadnt seen s1nce we graduated from D H S Audrey explamed that she had been hurry1ng home to prepare supper for her husband and had not notlced the car comlng As partlal reparat1on we gave her a 11ft home Later that evenmg as we d1scussed the cham of 1nc1dents through whlch we met o heard about more than half of our graduatmg class we d6Cld9d to tell thlS story to the world We swear and affirm that every one of the facts herem recorded IS as true as the fact that the moon IS made of green cheese Jul1et Grego1re Evelyn Moutevehs v n 5 L I Y . . . . . 1 . . . , . . . 1 L . , I . . 1 . . v . . . 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A v. - R W , I ,lPQOQOQOQOC f4.0,4'4 Q QOQUQ IQUQHQI Q0iUiUQl Q01 D UQUQMQ Q I, QUQI Q1 Q PQ M ACTIVITIES Prrst Row S Roble P St lean J Coye l Ncl on P Dano F Mouteyell A Fagan J Stocklan Second Row B Bennett J Reardon lN Muller F Floyyels B Harold S Iscnsteln E Sanholn P Ayel M Stockl m Third Row MISS Boyd F tlossan B totton C Ice M Chap, I Crosby K llono yan A Klchlme P IAAIIYIGIL Mnss xlUIIJllV Fourth Row VS KOUtl9ldlxl1S O 'Vlclxennev F Paltlldge R Br yer P C yssl T Rohr R Johnqon C Rolfe A 'Vlllls J Klelnmar J Gl9g'0ll9 J Calcutt C Burnham r jqfe Staff In March a group of boys and glrls got together ln hopes of produclng' a vear book Wxth the deadllne for the book to go to the prlnters a l1ttle over a month away ey ervone started dlrectlv and yvorked hard and late eyery mght Joy Harold was elected Edltor and she d1y1ded the staff mto yarlous committees One branch of the staff was set up to take care of business Thls was headed by Fred Flowers and Stanley Isentem who had many asslstants sollcltxng ad yertlsements Thxs book would not haye been posslble wxthout the help of the typmg commlttee and the many teachers who gaye their tlme and effort Mr Blshop MISS Boyd Mr Chag Mrs Grady Mlss Murphy and Headmaster Scott Fdltor Jov Harold Senior Associate Fdltol Ellen Sanborn Jumor Assoclate Fdxtor Nancy Mlller Busmess Managers Fred Flowers Stanlev Isenstem Joel Klemman Ar Barbara Bennett Lxterary Jumor Asslstant Photography John Reardon Sports Paul Ayer Beverly Allen Kathleen Donoy an Junior ASSlStdDt Marllyn Stocklan Joyce Stocklan Clubs and Actxy ltl9S l w f ': . ', .... ' . .1 t.. :: , t. ', ,. ' 's, . lf., . ' , . ', . ' ' 2 . l n 'as v 's .. ' l - 4 ' l n . 1 A .D .. I-.. .. , . 1 . ,. n. 1. ,I f, . . ,, . - ': . '. ' ' .', t. . ' it. . ' ' F , . -V11 ', . 'z .11 y, . -', . . , I. , . A K, . ' '. Fifth Row: R. Bodwell, M. Caron, B. Allen, H. Mcliwan, J. Redden, D. Cauchon, Q . . Y 1 . Y A . . . I Vx- K- . 1 . L. , V, , ' 1 ' 1 - ' . - 4 v ' 1 1 v . . N . , . . v , . . t , . ' I l 1 Q 'J D v I Y ' v 4 Q 1 ,, 5 ,, Kvw f I v Y D Y I 1 w u .' ' ' I . . .'. 1 , , ' 1. iv I I 1 kk . 7 Lk-'ks 1 xv kv ' ' ' - I . ' if A S. , 1 . .1 V Y 11. 1 4 v . . r . y v v . 1 1 I l v. I v 7 V 98 Flrst Row J Stocklan B Doutlelakas P Sanborn Mrs Hasty M Stocklan N Mlller Mxss Murphy B Bennett B Cottdn Second Row J Peabody L Blood M Spofford K Donovan A Klchlxne W Glldden J Harold J Rlchardson A Kmg L Proctor J Germame Thlrd Row J Clark M Lebow M Lee H Caldwell A Norman E Lavlne M Koromllas S Rowe D Soukarxs Fourth Row R Columbla C Bexnlex J Scharf E Bureau R Gray B Roy A Mltchell Sckoo! Spmf The School Splrlt publxshed ltS four xssues thls year as usual A b1t of xarlety was emploved mtro more popular of the latter was the dlN1d mg of the lssue lnto sectlons for each class brlnglng to new a lot of hxdden talent and addlng new members to the staff New features mcluded Platter Patter by the Dlsc Detectne Fashlon lwook and Thlnk n Grm a stunt page Many thanks are extended to Mrs en n1e Hasty and MISS Mary Murphy who so generously gaxe thelr txme and 3SSlSt ance to the hardw orkmg members of the staff Q1 STAFF Fdltor Marllyn Stocklan ASSISTANT EDITORS Features and News Joyce Stocklan Llterars GOSSID Exchange Bows Sports hlrls Sports Ar Fllen Sanborn Jeanne Adams Joy Harold Wllllam Koutrelakos Barbara C otton Barbala Bennett , ' , . , . 1 . . :U . , . ' , . . , . U , . ' ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , . . . : . , . I , . , . , . , . ' , . : . , . ' ' ', . , . , . , . , . I I K . V . Y I 1 . J . . . v ' duclng many new features. One of the Associate Editor Nancy Miller , - cc , 79 , v '1 ' v U s ' T 7' 5 n ' 7 ' ' . Cl ' v v ' H .ff ' ,' 1 ' J - A a n - , v r be L . tl 7 . ' 1' Hy . v I t - . - .J Fur t Row P Casslly C Bourque C Lee B Allen J Clark G Frost J Calcutt Second Row H Kageleny R McDonald W Doutrelakos G Whltehouse P Lee N M1lle1 J Clark D Soukarls D Huffer R Allen Thlrd Row F Flrth R Rand D Ablaham P Tlmmms E Kelley C Drake R Bldlk J Timmons Sfudemf Gourzcz The Student Councll IS 1n 1ts th1rd year of organlzatlon and IS playlng an xmpor tant part ln the school The Councll IS composed of twenty SIX representatxves elected by the student bodv and one member elected at large bv the Council Two standlng commlttees were formed this year the Constltutlon C0mm1tt66 and the Movle commxttee The purpose of the former IS to reuse the Constltutlon so that It wxll better accommodate the growmg needs of the school The latter committee IS 1n charge of runmng the Wednesday noon movles Among the many serwlces performed bv the Student Councll were conductmg the elect1on of class officers runmng dances unt1l the Green and Whlte club could be cstabllshed and showlng movxes 1n the gym every Wednesday noon Two delegates were sent to the New Fngland Student Government Assoclatlon Conference held ln Mllton Mass The members of the Councll wxsh to express thelr appreclatlon to Mr Beaslev for all the tlme and help he has glven them They also wlsh to thank Mr Scott for hls cooperatlon and support OFFICERS Presxdent Beverly Allen Vlce Presldent James Clark Secretary Carolyn Lee Treasurer Conrad Bourque r, . . 1 ,. , .U , . , . , . , . . , . . 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' 0 L1 ,n I-lrst Row E MOUt6V9llN C Dlew M Stocklan B Halold Mlss Buckley P Hen nessey R Towle Second Row E Sanborn M Culton A Gullmette J Cxegone A Iuchllne C Con way B Allen B Bennett P Lapleue J Janelle I Clldden Third Row M Pexxy S Isenstem R Bodwell I Realdon A Mlll K Axkwell C Bulnham Not Present P Veuette afwna! gfozzor Society Members of the Natlonal Honor Soclety are chosen by the faculty and the students already 1n the Soclety The pm that each member possesses stands for outstand mg qualltxes of leadershlp scholarshlp character and serv1ce Although thls orgamzatlon has exlsted m the school smce 1936 this year for the flrst tlme 1n Dox er Hlgh hlstory the members were formally 1nducted 1nto the Soclety Slx members of the Portsmouth Chapter conducted the ceremomes m a xery IITIDYQSSIXS assembly program OFFICERS Presldent Joy Harold Secretary lVIar1lxn Stocklan Faculty Adusor Mlss Anna K Buckley. 0 ,Q 5 , v , , A u . 1' ' 1 ll ' I ' ' ' I t , c 5 V- 4, . A . . l . Y l I. . I 'X l - ' 3 S 6 I ' A , - 5 f - T, H- 1 I lv 9 ,l sigh If ' l l 1 M f f 'ffl l xl ,,- , - V h N .7 v '-Y , 1 I C I ,-3, X . 'f '..t'-gf: ' I :H li N , X - -. 5 .fl-' .. J ' H . ' X . ' I ' 1. .Ti V lx 4 ?v,2 , a.z': 'Q ' ' 1 r T 7 ': . . ' ', . , . ' , , . -- , ' ' . , . ,. . : . ' , . 1 , . , L t ' ' , . , . - ,l . , . , . .' ' , . A ,, . 1 . . : . . .. , , . , .. - ' , . S, . ' , df ' ' J v . K1 K , L Y ' I Y A .Y . . . y . . 7 7. .N Y , t . c . 101 9 A awp' First Row R Rand W Koutxelakos A Mltthell R Columbla I Mcffowen R Smter A Mxlls J Klelman R Gray R Fltts W Douthwllght R Johnson F Flowexs T Conway H Kelly J Reardon N Caswell S Isenstem J Thlm H Fxrth Second Row D Chandler R Edgely N Randall G Nadel P Lapxerre J Gleglole J Ingram J Peters J Jannelle P Breslln M Wlggln K Donovan B Blewett A Klchlxne C Strobrldge C Lee M Lebow A Kyreoge S Rowe G Fortxer Thlrd Row J Peabody H McDonough S Roble J OBr1en M Stroth J Manmng E Rolfe B Dano N Reynolds M Malaras O Maglaras M Norman D Soukarls M Spofford M Koromllas E Powell J Clank M Korn Fourth Row J Germalne J Gove J McKenney M Venald E Maglaras Mlss Foley B Bennette N Mlller C Crosby Mlss Valley M Spofford M Jable P Moutevells L Blood A Purpura Fifth Row P St Jean P Larochelle G Fltts B Drake G Robelge I Klng J Marshall M Wmer J Rlchardson N Hutcheson N Cloutman J Stocklan M Crouch J Towle IZCOV6 The Encore Club xs one of the most popular groups m the school Thls club offers not only actmg but also practlcal experience ln make up, cos tumlng publlclty and other phases of dramatlcs The club IS proud to have such capable superusors as MISS Teresa Foley and Mxss Irls Valley, who helped to make the first productlon, New Flres, a success As the year book goes to press four one act plays are ln the fire Thls year each class w1ll sponsor a play the Semors The Lady Who Ate An Oyster e Junlors, Masquerade the Sophomores How to Propose the Freshmen Eyerv thmg Nxce OFFICERS Presldent Nancy Miller Vlce Presldent Barbara Bennett Secretary Constance Crosby Treasurer Paul Verrette Hxstorlan Mary Spofford U - ' aw:j.' , . n ' , U . , . . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , .I 1, . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . I , . , . , . , .I ' , . l , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . . . ' . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . 1 , . , . , . 1 , . N , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . ' , . . I . , . , . , . , ' ' , . , , . , . , . , , , . , . , . . , . , . . Z . . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . I ' 7 ' 7 ' l ' I ' l ' I . I 1 1 . 1 ' v ' an , ,n . , th ' as , ,n , . y v 1 as ,rv u , - 0 0 I I K 7 1 . ' ' - - n . . . v Y ! L , A . I . 1 V. 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 . . ,. . ' na ' , n , - - . v n L L , - . . 1 . . Y . . 102 First Row J Stocklan R Fltts J fxegoue W Douthwrlgrht E Bureau S Rowe M S offord I3 Second Row J Gelmame Bubbles M Spoffold T Malett C Conway G Mann R Edgely Mx DeG1 oss 01' 6125 LC The Forenslc Club of Doxer Hlgh has just completed an actne and successful year Formed a number of years ago for the purpose of trammg the 1nd1x ldual m the art of public speakmg and debatlng thls orgamzatlon IS mterestmg entertain mg and educatlonal the 3Ct1Vlt1BS early ln the fall at whlch tlme the members were mstructed publlc speakmg and the fundamentals of Parllamentary Law Later m the vear the club turned all of ltS mterest to debatmg The members attended a debate Clll'l1C held at Pembroke N H Two successful tournaments wh1ch proxed wery helpful to the club members were held at Dox er The teams whxch were chosen to par tlclpate IH the Bates College Interscholas t1c Debate Tournament held at Lewlston Me conslsted of AFFIRMATIVF TEAM Walter Douthwrxght Edward Bureau NFGATIVE TEAM Robert Edgerlx Rlchard Fltts Two members who partlczpated m the annual Amerlcan Leglon Oratorlcal Con test were xery successful xn obtalmng second and thxrd prizes The club rxghtfully proud of Rlchard Fltts and Gux Mann OFFICERS Presldent Walter Douthwrlght X ICG Presldent Edward Bureau Secretarx J ullet Gregolre Treasurer Sallv Rowe Llbrarlan Rlchard F1ttS ' : . , . ' , . l ' T ' ' , '. ' , , , , , , '. ' . ' G1 6 ' 9 1 . . . .y. . J . . . , n x , ' J 7 ' Y . ' Mr. DeGross, the club advisor, started i . . . . . . . , . . , i I . - ' ' in v . . . , , Y L , ' K s . ' ' ' ' . is I . ' , . . . V L s, ' ' ' ' ' 3, 1' , .' 103 Seated A Purpura M Stocklan S Roble C, Nadel M Iebow Standrng Mrss Foley, M Crouch J Gregorre VS Douthwrlght Edgely M1ss Valley VLZZ Sp66lAUZq The annual Perkms Prlze Speakrng Contest was held at the Clty Hall Audl torxum March 11 1948 Desprte the fact that rt was a stormy nrght a large audrence turned out to wrt ness a xery keen competrtlon well known local merchant lnterested IH thls type of work Mrss Lourse Hughes former wrnner of the contest, and Mrss Beth Clark formerly an Englrsh teacher at Dover Hlgh Frrst prlze the 1948 Perkms Medal, was awarded to Shlrley Robre The second prrze of ten dollars was recened by Geraldrne Nadel, and thrrd prme of five dollars went to Marrlyn Stocklan THF PROGRAM Hrgh Drvers Anonymous Walter Douthwrlght Qualxty John Galsworthx Julret Gregorr e Arsenrc and Old Lace Joseph kesselrmg Shlrlex Robre Annette Pur pur x The Burgomastcr leopold LEWIS Marllyn L rouch The Last Lesson Alphonse Daudet Robert Edgerly The Vlgll Sue Palmer Marlene Lebow The Cat Came Back leota Hulse Black Marllyn Stocklan The Lrttle Foxes Illllan Hellman Geraldme Nadel : . ' ' , . ' ' , . ' , '. 1 , . 1 '. I I . ' ' - ' '- 1. ' ' . y I u 1' . , V v 2' . ' v . .Y . . K - D u ' r - - ' , V . . - 3. -. ' f - . ' of -' f The judges were Mr. Herbert Miller, 4. The Soul of the Violin Margaret M. Merrill - V . , ' K ' I ' 'z , ' es. . 7. ' ' - ' ' 7 L 4 w v 104 Ilrst Row S Theodoeus C Dlake C Bouxque W Koutrelakos J Reaxdon R Goupll F Pa1t11dge J Calcutt R Nelson Second Row A Ouellette C Flayhan C tarnett R Langlo1s M1 Chag P Lablle S Isenstun G Fxost R Gagnon Th1rd Row R Cha1bonneau A Mllls G Coffelen E Rellly J Clark R Roux O McKenney R B1 own N 7. : Z A., I. . , A . y U Y U , , . , . ' ' , . , . 1 . I 3 - y . , . 1 , . , ', , , -' , . . . 1 l , . ' , . . . . : .I ' , . . , . - , , , , , , Y , , . . Fourth Row: R. Taylor, R. Gray, R. Veil, F. Flowers, M. Caron, P. Bourque, P. Cassily. r .. - v - - , . . v . S v . 1 . H . . . L L Y F . - , . - K 1 ' . . S 1 . . , I H , ' . ' . 7. . ' i ! v ' - w' 1 ! . , x . . , . r ' K . , , Y . . Y 105 fffcyczl The H1 Y brother club of the Tr1 H1 Y IS an 0rgan1zat1on of hlgh school boys Its purpose 19 to create malntaln and extend throughout the school and com mumty hlgh standards of Chrlstxan character Under the able leadershlp to Mr Chag the new adusor thls purpose IS well carrled out Ronald Gray ofTlc1al delegate accom pamed bw seven other boys represented the H1 Y at the Older Boys Conference held at Laconla The conference and the hospxtallty of the Laconlans were enjoyed bv all A basketball team conslstlng of seven teen players Journeyed to Nashua to compete 1n the state H1 Y tournament OFFICERS Pres1dent John Reardon V1ce Premdent Conrad Bourque Secretarw W1ll1am Koutrelakos Treasurer Roland Goup1l First Row M Stocklan S Penaud l loule I McClxnn P Breslrn C Johnson M Spofford P Rogers J Hamrlton J vlannrng M Moore B Manness Second Row P St Jean M Carberry K Donovm P Hennessy B Allen N Mrller B Bennett C Lee B Drake A Krcklrne J Cove J McKenney J llesotelle Thlrd Row Mrss IIIS Vallcy advrsor L Robergc R Fogg I CJBr1en C 'VIcShane A McCann B Dent C Frtl 'VI Iabrc A Km If Nlntuclrs A I'ry,,xn M Ulc tt B Kates B McCarthy M Norman Mrss Teresr Folex adxrsor Fourth Row R Lanouette T Hebert P Moutmells H krnp, I Clrdl I Iancll A Mead C Drew B Cotton In Crossan 'ld Curoll 'l 'Nirrkev ll 'llcllonough P LaRochelle Back Row A Bermer S Howe E Pouell M Iebou B Blewett P Irprerre C Eaton J Redden J Otrs B Jordan -X Cullmette I Peters J 'Vlrrctt B Durdson We HVZJG The Senror Trr H1 Y under the super usron of Mrss Irrs Walley and Mrss Teresa Folev rs made up of about erghty grrls from the Junror and Senror classes and has been especlally busy thrs year Besides the regular meetrngs, there have been specral programs rn the form of speakers movres, folk danclng smgrng dances and partres Somethrng new has been added rn the form of rnterest groups rn musrc sports and dramatrcs The club has rts serrous srde too Manx serwrces have been performed rncludrng furnrshmg gurdes for Hrgh School Open House standrng duty at dances con trrbutrng to the March of Drmes and ! contrrbutrng S50 00 to the World Youth Fund Hrghlrghts durrng the vear were the Officers Trarnlng Conference at U N H and the three day State Tr1H1 Y Con ference rn Claremont IN H A delegatc was also sent to the Natronal YM YWCA Conference rn Ohro OFFIC ERS Presrdent Barbara Bennett Vrce Presrdent Nancy Mrller Secretary Patrrcra Hennesscx Assrstant Secretary Iflrfabeth Drake Treasurer Car olvn Lee Warden Bexerly Allen ' V. 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V ' - , ' ' ' K ' ' , J' I v 1 ' 'f VV,V - ' .V'v4 .V 'D ' rn n ' V A 4 J' A V ' 1 1 - - ,, wi ' v A 'v - 1 , - 1 1 . , lv l'lrt Row left to Rl ht P Lee H feolge P Rand M Hamllton I Peek E Llttleheld lx Colbltll E Tlask Labonte M bacond Row left to Rlght K Flahel C Landlx A Mater A Ceolge J M H6DH6bGlly P Pottel J Clalk D Pllnce C Redden M RlChdldSOH B lleland Fourth Row left Ouellette E Se lvel ROUthl6l S New llllg M Qheeti D BIOVKII S J QUIITYIIIHLS M Wlnel J Towle Wooldrldge J Peabody A Vellette Thlrd Row left to Rlght Mlse D Mtllonough J lnglam C Stlllwagon C Blennan I Dlonlle C Lallvlere C Cagrne K EITISISOD N Revnolds C Ouellette F Boyd P Cllswell A Kylea es E Spoffald to Rlght P Fllclt B J Steuewald l Bodwell lN Keleey J G lxoln H Mflllen I' Iavlne N McDal1el H Melltua F A Dame D Soukalli J YY hltehouse D Sulllwan N Renaud A 'llnkel N Rand lll F Stoly H Wynott A Vlola M Spoffald F65 21726112 QIZJ S0,0!l0l720l'6 6 gf KZ! A New members of the Frebhman Sopho more Trl H1 Y were lnltlated at a candle llgllt ceremony at the beglnnlng of the xear Slnce then meetlngs haxe been held tVSlC8 a month On March o 6 and 7 twelxe members 'lttended the Trl H1Y Conference at Claremont N H Contrlbutlnq to the March of Dlmes and SDOIISOTIHLZ' a sprlng fashlon Qhovv of teen age styles for the beneflt of the Federal Lunch Program xx ere among the dCtlNltleS of the olgllllfatlon The models who NY ere members of the Trl H1 Y xx ore out I fits supplled by leadlng clothlng Storee ln Dol Cl The glrls also formed bovwllng and basketball teams Later IH the year an After Lenten dance was held Ol' FICERS Plesldent Patrlcla Potter N lee Pl esldellt Marlene Henneberrx Secretarx Joan Clark Treasurer LOLIISQ Gll'dI'Cl Warden Lols Rlchardsoll Adx ISOFS Ml s McHugh MINS McDonough 5 . , 1 7 'g : . , . I 'lf , . , . ' , . . , . 1 l Q A ' l I . . ', I., ' '.', . , . -I ' , . , 1 .hly I l, Q 1 ' y n . , . , a ' . y u y ' ', , - ' : . ' T , . f' , 1. ' ' , J , . ' ' , . , . ' ' , . 1 , . '. , . .' ., . . ' , . , . , . V: , . ,fr , . ' . T v ' . ' . Y , . y . . , . Q. D , .. Q , . .. , . 1, . 2 ', . ' , . . . ,. , , . 'l , . . ', . ' . v ' 1 -. -' Y ' - ' . , . , . , . ., . . , . . Fifth Row. Left to Right: C. Arkwell, J. Marshall, A. Heuval, G. Dalzell, M. Crouch, . . ,, . ' ' , . ' ', . . ' 2 , ,. ' , . , . , . ' ' , ' ' ts 'A - r . . ., . , . . g- r r ... v xv w 1 - - L ' ' ' K 1 ' . r V . . ' ll 3? VI Fl 1 v v u v - l l 1 C .- .u I , Y Q w' . . I , . . ' u a u K K x k Y S v tw ' v .N . Q ' 1 , ', , ' , , V S ll C 1 . n , kv - - y f - .Sl 'ss Plrst Row I DBVIS J Mckcnnew O Nllgldll S Home N Renaud M Ixoxn C M01 rmette Second Row MISS Faxlev D Snnth D boultuxs P Wyntt M Deliochemont S Whlte E Maglal as Thlrd Row L MLMdbt91S A Veuette C Ionsdale M 'Vlxllolf I Thompson me COIZOI7ZlC5 The Home Economlcs Llub has had a werv eucceeeful year The flrst meetmg tlme ofhcers were elected and the program for the coming year was planned Ten new members vsere lmtxated at a Hallowe en Party Durmg the Nox ember meetmg, lt was declded to Jom the state and natlonal or ganlzatloni of the Future Homemakers of America Three officers and the club adusor, MlbS Farley went to Concord to the firet comerence on Nox ember 7 Durlng the year the members melted the telephone company They greatlv 8 enyoyed vsatchmg the X9.I'l0LlS operztlons of thls publlc ut1l1ts The followmg meetlnge cons1sted ot a questlon box and moues At one of the meetmgs the members of the club gaxe then ODITIIOIIS of the hen Look fol 1948 The enrollment has mcreased to twentv sxx members as a result of the actlxltles perlod OFFICERS Presldent bhlrley Howe Vxce Presldent Oulanla Maglaras Secretary Nola Renaud Treasurer Jean McKennex In Y 'I 4. U., . ' Y' .', . . 2 ' 'E S, . ' , Iv. ' , . 7 ' , I. .1 : '. ' -, . ' , . ' 'z Q, . ' , . ' , . , . ' C. ' : ', ' ' ' ':, . , 5. I Q - , . . 1 ' , ,. : . 8 ' A l 1 ' 1 I Y vt . v . 1 4 . 1 A bc . U x 1 n was held on October 15, 1947, at which .- - , - , I 1 ' r I y' 1 ' va 1 ' l N ' ku, Lv Y v Y - - - I I ' , ' ' , as Y , as , Y . 1 5 1 I' .I . 7 ,,- 1 ' v rr Y ' Flrst Row J Towle A Kmg J Nachon E 'Nloutevehs P Joncas R Colokathls A Mater Second Row M Jacobson Mlss Boyd Advlsor M Stocklan E Baxter Nl Kelsey C Ouellette A Purpula G Landry R Pllte Thlrd Row W Glldden C Drew A Dame C Nlles R Fltts C Ross A Kxchlme ' . v ' 7 -f ' r '. . . , . , . , . . . ., . s, . , . . . , , - , . , . ,x. L , . ' . '. . , . , . , . . . D . lx . 1 . Q . . . . , 1. , . , . ., . ., . .., . , 1 . I .Y .V Y.. . K . . . .w . .1 V , , , . .A . . . V K. . v 1 ' s 1 ' -9 1 4 . ' v v '- s K ' H ' . . . l L 1 . - ' . . 4 . -. v l . 1 Q 1 .s 0 . 1 .- - , . . M Lebow 9531266 L The Ifrench Club has a threefold arm educatlonal cultural and soclal The work of the classroom IS supplemented by French drllls and com ersatlon durmg the meetlngs Members learn more about the customs habxts and hlstory of France through the planned programs of each meetlng French games and songs help to create a French atmosphere and are a never endlng source of pleasure t members 0 Thls club lb under the superuslon of Mlss Boyd Membershlp IS open to am student of French OFFICERS Presldent Evelyn Mouteyehs VICE Presxdent Paul J oncas Secretars Joan Wachon Treasurer Ruth Colokathls First Row P Potter N Otis l- Llttlefleld A Munson B Bennett E Sanboln J Reardon A Puxpuna H Pedden D Hu, lns J Fovsle Second Row MIQS Bucklex C Roblnson K Young M Spoffozd lN Kelsey A Dame J Stocklan M L1ouch C Stlowbrxdge N Hutchlnson E. Cooke J Bodwell K Colbath Thlrd Row lN lWLDlhl9l In Powell J Euckson 1 Korn I Brennan P McDonough B Olson M Rlchaxdson P Q0lUIY1bl2. P lalsuell afuz The purpose of the Latm Club whlch IS under the SllD8l'X1S10l'l of MISS Anna K Bucklev lb to obtaln a rlcher more cal tural understandmg of Latm llterature than IS DOSS1bl6 through class work alone The club IS based on the functlon of the old Roman government the officers belng the Consul Vlce Consul and Scrlbe The meetmg opens mth the buslness to be conducted Then follows a program IH the form of a speaker movles, slldes or qumzes all based on Rome and Roman life The program IS set up by the officers and the meetlngs are held tmce a month on x perlod OFFICERS Consul Ellen Sanborn V106 Consul John Reardon Scrlbe Barbara Bennett l . . . , .'. f, 4. . , . 5 . , . , . , . . . . ., N, . , . , . L , . ,., .,, . . .. ' , , , ' . Y , . . .. ., . . , . , . , . . , . , v . . - Q . . I . , ,. . . , . , . , . . , . 1 , . , . - v - - - . ,. . , . . . ., , , . . 4 , . , . . , I. ,f. , . , . v n . ' ' l u v . . , . . . , 5. , . , , . ' I 6 , , . r ., n sr . 7 ull Li V .1 . . ' - . l .Y Y Y V ,, , . . . t, 1 Y . . . . Y v. t 1 f vw v . , ' . . . . . v 1 ' I . ' . . , ' L , . x . ,. . v. Y. ' - r . . . . l'lrst Row R BIOXWH R Vhlson I izant W flul R Cassell NI Flahelty T Con nav D Mann Mxs Ham R lhuxston ln Blougoulas Second Row M Cxlef P Hxle B Sayxsooc' B Fhle H Melltis H Isenstem I MCL owan R Rowell D Pxmce N Reynolds J 'Vlcfnuen J Mushall D H1g,,5.,1ns Thlrd Row S lNevslmg., M Kolonnles D WLIltNN01th F Lawnc R Leach F Kellex W Peal D RODCIZQ G Koln R Bennet T Ouellette Fourth Row R Cornell G lonsmlale lx Xoung, 'NI Qhects D Sulllx xn M Rlchaldson A Kueagxs A Tlnku N Randlll I 'Nxdel 'VI Vllnel R Conn IX 'NI Crouch l . . '. . . '.. ' '. .- '.v., . . ' . 1 . , . . ,1. I , . 1 x, . .. ,A . , . - 14 v -1 7' .1 ' qs -, . , .. ,, . . , . .. ' u 1 1 v '11 I t ... 11 , . 1 , . 1, . 1 , . 1., . . . , . ' ' .' , 1 .'.. . . .. . ',.,.' . I , . , . , . ., .- 1 , . 1 . , . .. ' . ' .' ,. . ' . ', . . 1' 1 . v . . , . ., . , 1. T, . , 4. .1 . , . , . , . ,u. . .. . 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Sl. 1 ., ,S f . , 10 Uq The B1ology Club orgamved mth a large membershlp thlS year and has sponsored many mterestlng programs The members helrd two speakers specxalxzmg m dlfferent fields of Blologx Dr Place a local xetermarlan and Dr C llbert a member of the btzte Board of Health Moxles on The Bodx and The Lomposltlon of Mllk WSIB shown The club xlslted the local pollcc statlon xx here Marshal MClJdl1l8l gate an lntelestlng talk on Juxemle Delmquenu The tvso club sponsors Mr Flahertv and Mrs Ham were responslble for obtammg, the Xd.I'l0llb lecturers and moxles and helped lmmensely to make thlq club a sUCC8sS OI' I' ILFRS Presldent Robert Lassell X xce Presldent wllllldm L lalk Secretau Thomas Lonxx ax pg.-4 LA i Janet Iflrst Row Xwonne Lanouette Dorothy Mlllel Malgaxet Punce Plesldent CalbS8 Sec1eta1yT1easu1e1 Paulme Towle V1ceP1es1dent Elalne Shaltrey Kenlston Jean New ell Karol Amta Second Row Faculty adV1SOl J Walter Langley Flank Welch Barbara Lord Grenxer Lllllan Rocheleau Ann Dxcltmeon Joseph Callaghan Patrlck Gleene Thlrd Row Albany Belhumeux Althul McKenmv Owen McKenney Fred Gelald Routhlex Henry DIMamb10 Robert Keaye Phxllp McAdam Lsfrz ufwe ucafwzz Our orgamzatxon 6XlbtS because It has a hlgh purpose to whlch all who become members commlt themaelw es We attempt to create 1n each member an abldmg mtereit ln hm chosen oc cupatlon by emphasxzxng acceptable pereonallty tralte We encourage hlgh ethlcal standards ln buslness 3 112 Clalk We hate a deep feelmg of responsl b1l1tX tovsard the c1x1c SOC13l and moral welfare of our commumtx We seek to develop leaderehlp m the field of Dlstrlbutne Educatlon We ab members of the D E Club dedlcate ourselves to the purpoeee for whxch we have organlzed Plrst Row B Bennett I Leger K Colbath N Canney M Jabxe H Kmg I J Cum mmgs N Hutchmson J Towle R Fogg Qecond Row A Veuette 0 Mavlalas I Caesel B Cotton J Whlt6h0US8 M1 Caztel H Mmllen W Glldden P Bally P Calswell N Renaud E McMaste1Q C Ouellette Thlrd Row P Lap1e11e C Towle N Llttleheld J Bodwell E Ireland N Mxllel I Petels C' St1ObIlClg'e A G Dame 'VI Clouch M Hunt LFS Th1s ye 11 the Guls Glee Club composed sals tmce a week Each bectxon also plattlced sepaxately once a vseek Thelr dlhgence and practlce pald off for all agree that the gnls thls tear are better than ex er before The club sing at absembheb and for sex eral outs1de groups Four membere lane Peters Phvllls Laplerre Wmlfred Clldden and Sara Jane Cummmge 11.3 tended All State held m Berlm The club tions Festlx al at Plymouth and the New England Audxtlons Feetnal at Hampton Beach The membere of the club feel that thls vear has been xerx eucceebful and vush to exprese the1r gratltude to then dn-ector Mr Carter and the accompamst Sari Jane L Llnlmlrlgs 1' . . . , v . . ' - I, : N., , . ,, ' , . . , . , . , '. , ' '. . 2 , . , . ' , . ' , . ' , . '., . . : . Q , . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' ', 1 . '. , 1. ' ' , . . , I . f ' , . . Q' 1' 1 G A ' 1 v J. . . J s ' ' . c . - f , - . of about forty members, held full rehear- also attended the New Hampshire Audi- ., I . 1 1 an 4 v ' 1 . . 1, 1 ' va 1 I I ' , 1 . n kwa 2 1 is l 1 I W 4 I kv v Av 1 11 Y 6 v'k1 L L1 - 1 K l 1 I l I K A wa L A 1 1 I v T 1' Q ' I, W - , . , - , sa c 1 ' , - - - ' '- at- ' 3 ' Plrst Row M Hunt C Stlobrldge W Glldden Shaw M Sheets J Ceoxge A Dame T Blewett Second Row M Clouch M Lee A Fagan M Soukalls R Hood J Towle Mx Cartel Thlrd Row W Koutrelakos A Dans D BIOXNII M Rxchardson B Lhxe Clandall S Geoxge I Inglam R Towle I Lflldden B Maglaxas B Nxchole IN Mlller D C XV1lley R Fltts R Vlel P Ave! Fourth Row R Thurston J Gove C Dlevw B Daudson M Stotklan C Ice B Dent V B1 ow n 9353 Mr Carter for first rehearaal The band began to practxce xmmedlately ln prepara tlon for the football season For the firet tlme 1n sexeral years drum majorettes were added and the full band performed at ewery game but one Flfteen members were chosen to repre Qent Dover nn the All State Band and Orcheatra at Berlln A plcked group also attended the All New England Festnal at Portland Mame year lncluded p3I'tlC1p3t1lIf!,' m the N H Audltlons Festlx al at Plvmouth and the IN E AUdlt10H9 Febtnal at Hampton Beach, enterlng the Amerlcan Leglon Band Conteet IH Doxer and the Spanleh Amerlcan War Vets Contest ln Concord and marchlng 1n numerous paradee Thls sprlng the band IS closmg what It feels has been a xely profitable veal undel the baton of Mr D Cecll Cartel J. . 'Z . , . ' . , . V , 1 . ' , . , . J - , , . S, . 1 ' , . , . ' . 1 : . ' , . N, . , . ' ., . ', '. , I , . 7 . , -. 'Q . y f 5 . 7 - - . V: , .L , . Y I . ,v I .' B. , A . , . Y 1. A, ,Y , . ' ' . . . dll In the fall, forty members reported to The program for the remainder of the ' s - ' ' ' 7 s ' sf 1 L1 f 1 4 kv, . S 1 . ' l I y ' 4 1 - ' ' , . . . . f I 1 J. 114 GILEEVIEQJUZQ Th1s year s cheerleaders vyere chosen by students They plcked the glrls vyho were best sulted for cheerlng and vyho had plenty ot pep 1nd personallty yeteran they cheered the boys on through both football and basketball seasons One of the glrls Anna McCann had the honor of belng chosen as a iinallst 1n the 'State Cheerlexder Contest The glrls coached by Mrs Grady and Mlss Farley proy ed to be a yery enthuslas t1c squad First Row A McCann C McShane P llrI0llt9Y3l1S Second Row D Vlooldudge H McDonough E Clos an NotP1esent D Welch They are as follows SENIORS Carolyn McShane Captam Eyelyn Crossan Anna McCann Helen McDonough J UN IORS Polly Moutey ehs Dorothy Welch Dorothy Wooldrldge : , ' , . , . f' S . Av 'x I . . I .1 I ,I 1 Y W l v 7 Led by Carolyn McShane, a four-year v Y W . . , K. 7' 1 '- Y 7 1 X l A1 K L I C x Q n Y .K lf, . 'yy v v y ' w- W' . Q 7 , 115 Scfzoo! gyfay The prlnclpal Encore Club productlon thls year was New FIYGS, a three act comedy whlch was produced November 13th and 14th ln our own gymnaslum The actlon centered around the attempts of a hard pressed author played by Bob Johnson, to waken hlS scatterbralned Sp0lled famlly to the true values of llfe He IS helped IH thls endeavor by a hand some young doctor, played by Stanley Isenstlen and hlS daughter ln law, Jeanne Adams who, together wlth Nancy Mlll8r and Paul Verrette, constltute the romantlc elements of the play The author s Wlfe Marlene Lebow finally comes around as do hls two youngest chlldren, Bllly Hepler Illllllllllllllll CASTOF Luclnda Andrews a. wldow Connle Crosbv Suzanne Toler splnstel of thlrty five Patrlcla Bleslln Sld Sperry a farm hand Walter Douthwllght Jelly hlS son Joel Klelnman Stephen Santry an author Robert Johnson Bllly hls son Wllllam Heplel Anne hls wlfe Mallene Lebovs Fl IQES and DIYIQ Soukarls, two underclass mem bers of the Encore Club who made an ln stant hlt wlth the audlence Connle Crosby Walter Douthwrlght and Joel Klelnman turned ln excellent performances IH humorous character roles Pat Breslln Mary Spofford Shlrley ROb16, and Jane Peters played able supportlng parts All aspects of the productlon lncludlng costumlng make up stage work, and publlclty were handled by student mem bers of the Encore Club under the super xlslon of MISS Foley and MISS Vallev A complete llst of productlon personnel follows Illllllllll lil!!! CHARACTERS Ollve hls daughter Nancy Mlller Fve hls daughtel ln lass Jeanne Adams Dlck hls son Paul Velrette Dl Lynn Gray a countly phy slclan Stanley Isensteln Vlaly Malshall a nelhbor Mary Spoffold Angle Spelry SldS Wlfe Jane Petels PRODUCTION PERSON N EL DIRECTOR Geraldlne Nadel STAGE MANAGER Robert Edgerly BOOK HOLDERS Malllyn Crouch and Challotte Stroblldge STAFE BL ILDFRS John Realdon Ronald Gray Wllllam K0utI9l3k0S Marshall Hunt Alfhul Mllls STAC E DECORATION AND PROPERTIES Sally Rowe Nancv Hlll MZIV Vennald Polly MOUt6W9llS 'VIAKE LP MAIN MBXIHIBS June Malshall A ple Ixyleagas NIBIJOIIQ Wlnel Nancy Randall Evangella Md2ldldS Balbala Bennett COSTUMES Ma llyll Crouch Pvelvn Moute yells Janet Towle Clolla Robclge Nancx Cloutlllan OUIHDIT Wlaglalas PIJBLICITY Joyce Stocklan Mldellne Jable vllls 131316116 Clolla Fltts Chllstlne Dlevs Mlldled Spotfold PltllCl3 Calswell Eldeane Ilttlefleld 116 .A . . - ' C4 ' 7! ' ' r . 1 ' 1 . , 7 9 9 . , . -. - Y - , v .. , - , , Y. . . . , , . . .. , . Y , I V , . V . K . . Y -. , . , . ' l - - ' J V ' . .-' - . Y K . I ! ' v . .. ' ' '- 2 ' 7 I ' l , , . Y .. .. . , , , , Q - . . Q . u 1 n 74 ' v ' phylhs, hls daughter Dlxle Soukal-ls Mls. Marshall, Malys mother Shllley Roble y - - . , ,.' . , ' li. ' . .L , v Y v J : ' ' . . - ' : ' ' ., 1 , n- w wa , r ' t -9 ' ' . ly Y' v ' v 1' . 1 av' u J . . l .V , , , - I Y J I . Y . .,, ' ' , ' , ' v- - I , V , , ' 1 l ' Y' ' ., . . , ' Z . L r Y 1 ' . Y r I J ' ' ' : Ph, l ' , ' ' ', T ' ' ', , , A Q , .t . V K. . . Y 1 . . , V ' , vp A' 1 Frret Row C Towle NI Cannej. C Abraham A Janelle E Ireland E Spofford R Harrrngton C Roberge L Proctor Second Row J Rrchardson R Ham W Whenfrl C Carnett Nlxss Robrnson E OConnell C Flayhan J Babrneau R Davrs 'lhrrd Row Q Ouellette J Sturgeon C Cotferen R Nlunroe R ll rle C Arkvxell F Boyd CL6lZC6 The Suence Club of the Class of 19o1 eonsrete of twenty erght memberb Any person who rs srncerelv rnterested rn scrence mas yorn strtutron of the Scrence Clubs of Amer rea It re short consretrng of four artrcles the rrms ot the club the drscrplme the amend ments and the rmpeathment of ofhcers The Suerrte Club hrs done mam rnter estrng thlngs thrs rear suth as tarrxrng, on experrmerrts 'ind xrsrtrng educatronll pl rces that relate to scrence One ot the speakers wx as Mr Thornton Gray wx ho talked about the parts of the camera and rts mam usee Thrs club would nex er haxe been a suc cess xsrthout the help of the adxrsor Mrss Robrnson OFF II FRQ Pr esrderrt Bettx Ireland Xue Presrdent Fmrlx Spofford Secrttarx l're rsurer Bettx Qherm rrr Club Reporter Robert Harrrngton I abor rtor x Assrstant Charles Abrah rm ' . I : . , I . ', . . ' , . , . ' ' , . , I . . ' , . , 7. 4 , . I' ' , I .ff I f , . 1 1. , . I , . U.. 17. , . 'f- , 1. , , .I ' -, . z , '. ' ' , ' G1 6 -s v '1 1' v ' s ' ' 1 y s x' . V ' I I . . The constitution is similar to the con- . .. .- , 1 ' ' ' , ' V C .- L t . L I A A af s ' - , J ' , ' - A s S! 1 I I I I 'I' Q ku' Q v 1 s' sq W 25- . Y ' 1 ,, I' 1 a- ns' A ' v ,S ' 1 ' K. 'U lv . .' K- . . kv .. -..v' ,- A' lf, . -tv-' - as - . sv lx 2 2 ks . 1 K- ' V. x ' 3 1. -2 .tv skfks 1 V X- f 2 ii W ssembfies This year the assemblies were presented by a new method. An executive board made up of Student Council members, with Miss McCooey as advisor, set up assembly groups composed of both stu- dents and faculty members. There were six of these groups. Each was responsi- ble for preparing live programs. Among these were rallies during the football and basketball seasons and awards assemblies. The students enjoyed movies ,. - f jnvf'-f on timely subjects and were entertained by the Band and Glee Club. There were assemblies presented entirely by students. The groups were fortunate in obtaining professional speakers, two of whom took Hobbies and On the Inside of Radio for their subjects. This new method of planning assemblies has proved very satisfactory and the student body appreciates the efforts of Miss McCooey and the committee. First Row H Ixagelelry D Ablaham J Calcutt B Allen J Realdon Second Row Mr Beasley M1 Walker M1 Scott Mlss Foley J Txmmons reerz and fe A At the dlsbandment of the Actlvltles ASb0C1at1OH tvso new orgamzatlons came mto emstence the Athletlc Assoclatlon and the Green and White Club The Green and Whxte sponsors the non athletxc aCtlVlt1eS IH the school The t1Ck6tS cost each student S2 40 a year for whlch they get ox er S10 00 worth of actlvltles There haxe been at least two dances a month plavs prlze speakmg and other act1v1t1es whlch each student ln the club has been able to enjoy The evecutne board IS made up of fixe facultv members and fixe students The officers of the board are both students About one thlrd of the school Jolned thls year and the club proved to be very suc cessful Next year the program of the Green and Whlte wlll be enlarged to gne the student ex en more benefits OFFICERS Chalrman John Calcutt Secretary Donald Abraham , ' . ' ' - . .. ,. .. ,. , . . : . . , '. -' , '. ., .. ,. . r t L U u . . V . . I N 7 , . Y . . , .. . . a ' L . . .Y I 7 T V L 7 1 7 Y . . . Seated A Mllle S Geoxge J Bachelor VN Peal P Vellette Standing C Vhllew P Axel R Phaneuf X Blown 0WIZ I'L6l'5 September saw the formatlon of a dance orcheqtra m Dow er Hlgh The band whlch wae chrletened the Town Lrlere plaved for most of the school dancee held throughout the vear and aleo succebsfully played a number of tlmes OUtSld6 the echool The leader s dutxeb were shared by DICK Phaneuf and Paul Yerrette whlle Mr Carter proxlded the orchestra wlth some welcome asslbtance The regular membere were Trumpets Paul Ayer LorteL Wllley Saxes Stanlex George Arthur Mllls Jack Batchelder Ray Peal Trombone D1ck Phaneuf Strlng Bam V1rg1l Brown Plano-Paul Verrette ,- . ' 4 ' 1 4 Q. ff' ' . 5 - I . 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T 7 K, v - . v ' Q - '50 Fxrst Row J Gove G Cole A Fagan A McCann C Drew M Jabre J Garland M Perry J Manmng M Stroth Second Row K Blshop P Breslm J Jordan M Lebow G Nadel M Olcott G John son E Lavme C, Crosby M Moore P Barry J Clark H Gallager J Janelle I Glldden P Fllck Tlurd Row J OConnell J Dowallby S Isenstem R Roux J Scharft F Flowers M Caron P Casslly O MCKCWHEY F Partrldge R Blown Fourth Row K Emerson R Towle R Ham B Lewls J Jackson E Baldwell C Jones J Klemman R Goupll A Scheu N Cloutman B Dano P Plneo 60126111 0ne of the nevs clubs ln Dover Hlgh IS the Camera Club orgamzed under the watchful guldance of Mr Blshop The obJect of thls group IS to brlng to the students an appreclatlon of photography Many students haxe shown thelr mterest and xt IS one of the largest organizations m the school The members studled the dltferent phases of photography and formed varlous groups to work on speclal projects such as colormg developmg prllltlllg and enlargxng I The outstandmg project of the year was the Camera Club Contest whlch offered three prmes for the best plctures taken by students of Dover Hlgh The best p1ctures wlll be entered ln the Annual Kodak Scholastlc Photo Contest wlth a chance of wlnnmg a grand prlze of S3 500 As the first year of the Camera Club comes to a close It IS hoped that every member has gamed some knowledge of the field of photography . 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Man go back to your books' Thxs IS one year that the mlghty Green Wave wont be forgotten Regardless of the percentage of the games won no tean' can be more proud of 1ts spectacular games There aren t enough pages 1n thls book to show our gratltude to the team of 47 for the thr1ll1ng moments these boys gave to us Our beloved Coach Ollxe Adams was so anxious to start chalklng up vxctorles for D H S that he arranged a sprmg game wxth St John s of Concord If was m the second quarter when Captam Hal McEwan a converted center Paul Ayer and Dlck Jenmson took turns lugglng the plgskm to the two yard lme from an Irish recox ered fumble when Dick bucked over to score Late ln the thxrd perlod a McEwan to Ayer aerlal was good for an other tally McEwan passed to Gagnon for the polnt after DICK Jennlson ended the scormg for the day m the last perxod when he tallied SIX more pomts Dover subdued St John s 19 0 before 1 500 fans The openlng game ln the fall was wlth Kexth Academy of Lowell Mass a Class A hlgh school bs far out of our class To thelr surprlse scrappy httle Dover gave them one of thelr hardest tlmes The Green Waxe was outclassed two to one Dover managed to score on a pass from K Bourque to Paul Aver Sports wrxters say that K1 was the best back on the fleld 8000 saw powerful Kelth Academy held to a 14 7 score by Dovex Hlgh The boys dldnt even know why they show ed up for the St John s game Wxth ,,.. 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' , . . , . . the team los1ng fiye players on the eye of the game they were iust slmply stunned It wasn t the1r day to don the1r fiashy green and whlte unlforms Result Dover 6 St Johns 6 Startlng a w1nn1ng streak w1th K1 Bourque runnmg w1ld the Doy er gr1dsters shook Somersworth 26 6 Wlth Hal McEwan plavlng fullback scormg two touchdowns and Ph1l Casslly one You asked for the game that caused heart fa1lure WELL HERE IT IS' The most thr1ll1ng game m the season was played on Monday October 14 1947 Lacon1a had a perfect record unt1l the Green Wave released ItS Rocket Power at Bellamy Dover took off early 1n the first half w1th the score boards statlng Dover 12 Laconla 0 The State Champs weren t gomg to tolerate th1S fso they thoughtl and All State Munsey started rolllng and on the first play scored to make It 12 6 In four plays from the1r own 13 yard l1ne Lacoma sco1ed aga1n and conyerted to make It 13 12 1n the Reds favor The mlghty Waye wasn t asleep e1ther and IH iust two plays Dovers offense rolled up another score from D1ck Jenn1sons 54 Cont1nu1ng the1r powerful w1nn1ng streak w1th Ph1l Casslly Tommy Lelghton and Dlck Jennlson crashlng the double chalk l1ne the Green Wave pul yerlzed Concord The greatest thr1ll of the game was Sam Sarette s 84 yard punt Dover toppled Concord 20 0 Then came the blggest heart breaker of them all the Manchester Central game Central a Class A team and the power house of the state was belng completely pushed around Doyer scored first and Central followed At the half tlme the score was 7 4 Dover was plcked to lose by two touchdowns In the th1rd quarter The Green Waye roared back to take the lead 13 7 In the fourth quarter from nowhere a Central pass was good to t1e the game 13 Io On the KICK Central con yerted to w1n 14 13 Sportswrlters say that thls game was Doy ers greatest Touchdowns were scored by K1 Bourque and Paul Ayer And then before 4 500 fans w1th a half t1me score of 7 7 the Green Waye took ofi and showed thelr power to wh1p Spauldlng Hlgh of Rochester 21 7 The men to score were Sammy Sarette Paul Ayer and Dxck lennlson Then came the th1rd Class A team Portland H1gh Portland had a poor sea son all year and they were up for thls encounter more than Dover was On a mushv muddy field Portland took Dover for a rlde 20 0 Then last but not least the Dover Portsmouth game One fine Thanksgwmg morn1ng November 27 1947 a football gam was re scheduled at Bellamy Fxeld Doyer N H Doyer and Portsmouth are the oldest rlvals 1n New England W1th each team a1m1ng for thlS game the encounter drew one of the largest crowds of the season The Green Wave started rollmg early IH the first perlod to score th1rteen po1nts Not forgett1ng ltS de feats by Portsmouth for the last two years It ran blocked tackled caught passes was there Just to beat Portsmouth W1th K1 Bourque scorlng two touch downs and bulletlng passes to Tommy Lelghton and Ph1l CaSS1ly for two more the Dover Green Waye beat Portsmouth 26 0 As Coach Adams says the record It self doesnt stand out because of the hardest schedule ey er played at D H S w1th Dover playlng Ke1th Central and Portland three Class A schools The h1ghl1ghts of the season were the Central game and the Portsmouth y1ctory Many sen1ors Wlll be mlssed from the l1ne up Ends Ph1l CHSSIIQ Fred Flowers and Jlm Clark Tackles Charhe Drake Art Gasses and Al Nlblett Guards Mousey Morse Moe Caron Art Mc Kenney and Bob Duffy Neyer to be forgotten IS Hal McEwan sklpper of the team who made All State and All New Hampshlre and plaved also on the All Star team Commg to the back field we find K1 Bourque the best back 1n the All Star game who galned honors of All State and second team 1n All New Hamp h1re Then to Tom Lelghton the hardest h1tt1ng full back 1n the state who made the All State second team Also lackmg w1ll be halfbacks Paul Ayer and Bob McDonald Jack Calcutt center and Man ager Hooker Nelson 4' v- v 1 Y I 1 v . . ,. y , , . 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Mr Bishop .Ba kefbaff The basketball schedule for 1948 was one ot the hardest m years In SpltB of this Coach Bxshop and hls hoopsters won an mvltatlon to the state tournament but succumbed to a powerful Berlm team m the 1n1t1al game The Green Wave per formed a feat that had not been done for fourteen years It beat Portsmouth twlce durmg the same season Captam K1 Bourque Dick Blals Hal McEwan Sammy Sarette and Elbert Kelley were the startmg five for the Green and Whlte Tom Conway Fred Flowers Bob Keays Bumpsy Butterfield and Eddle Labbe also saw plenty of actxon throughout the season Dlck Langlols served hls second year as varsity manager Dover averaged 44 pomts per game while holding her opponents to an average of 38 pomts per game The Blshopmen scored 13 wms against 8 losses m thelr regular season and played 130 before Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dow er Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover capac1ty crowds St Joseph s Manchester West Lacoma Haverhlll St John s St Joseph s West Concord Central Berlm Portsmouth Spauldmg Lacoma Central St John s Spauldmg Portsmouth Franklm Berlm Concord Franklln First Row M Caron J McNally J Clark P Casslly L Kreages T Lelghton H Tucker Second Row O McKenney J Platt T Nlblett G Hickman D OKane A Gouvln Mr W lker a Thlrd Row R Taylol H Isenstem J Illmgsssorth J Crowley P Lovle P MOPflSette gfockey During the 1947 1948 season the hockey team coached by Fred Walker played thxrteen games wmnlng three Desplte practlce only twice a week the team played well The l1ne returnmg from last years team the first smce the war had lmproved lmmensely This l1ne conslsted of George Hlckman LOU19 Kyreagas George Hes ter The defense posxtlons were held by Captain Phll Casslly and Jlmmy Clark The rehevmg l1ne conslsted of Edward Tucker James McNally Thomas Nlblett The Dover Dox er Dover Dox er Dos er Dover Dover Dow er Dow er Dover Dox er Dover Dox er schedule was as follows New Hampton Rochester Concord Rochester Berlm Berlm Portsmouth Central Central New Hampton Concord Exeter J V U N H Frosh . 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' 1 . . . 10 131 6156 61 oach I' X I -Xncluson IN loolnng IIIIO the flltlllt' 111th a H1111 on h1s tace Th1 1e11 s squ ul 111ll tlnd tlght lette1 men 111 u111to1m along 111th se1 eral hmght p1 ospet t s The startlng' llflellp 111ll probabl1 con s1st of fhllllh Drake on f11st I1n1m1 fllllx on second and K1 Bourque 1nd link BIAIS on short 1nd thlrd 1'espect11el1 Q surge Hestor Moe L 11o11 111d S1mm1 Sarette 111ll be roamlng the outer ,q11'dens 101 the Cnetn The probable st lltlllg., toung the 1ubbe1 and Hal NICE11 111 111 th nge of tht Li.tLl11llL, dutles Ch11l1e D11ke 1 le1d1r1g slugger 111ll 1lso sh ue the mound Cllltl9S 111th L9lj.,l1tOII 1nd Sam ette 1 11h It hon beh t 1 -X happ1 11orr1 IS one controntmg L o 1th ncerson thls 1ea1 lhlt 1 11hat t1 c 111th all h1s talent The 1bo1e lmeup 1 lused Oll past pe1torm1nces but one L 111 ne1 er tell 11hat 11111 dl'1N6 from the horde ot pI'0lTllSlHg 101mg baseball enthus11sts 111101111131 IOI sprmg p1act1ce h1s 1e11 schedule ls 1 fhthcut one I' 141113: D01 QI th1s XQAI' 111ll be Allll VI11 N LX N 11 VI11 N 11 IVIXX 'V 11 N IX N 11 N 11 N 11 une Iunt Iune Iune Iune June I0 1 Exeter Illgh Sehool St Johns QOIICOIO At Somers11o1th -Xt Q onuncl Ope11 At L1con11 At Portsmouth At bpauldlng., Rothtstu L 1con1 1 Some1s11o1th Pcntsmouth Ope11 Q onccnd Spauld1ng Rothestu A C 1thecl1 11 Open At Exttu H1gh School At qt Johns fO'lLOIKl C' 2.1. 1 fx' f' T ,' z s - 1 ' ' l 1. lv 2 Qvhw .1 2 v- ' X' 1 ' - - f ,- ' - ' 1 I If 'Y . A, . I Zn, 3 K. . , , . I I Ilif 5 Q .' ' ' 'Z .- A. . ' . 11 -H , Z 1 2-. ' 'Y ' 3 V 2 5 ' ' :Ia I' 12 1 2 'z lr .' , 1 'z ' 2 Sz j ,' v. I , I 1 1 zj I4 J L L n '- 1 -.,. 1 . r 1Izj17 I' 3 sv ba1tte1'1' will consist of big Tom Leighton May 19 Opgn ' . 'A ' . .Izj 21 2 2 ' 1 ' 1 'z - f 1 z ' . . - V 9 ' v - 'z ,z 2 A ji , ' ai .' z' LL- 'A ' 's 'f ,z Q' -Izj 26 Sat 's 1' ,r t 2 1e 1 incl hx but. LII.. 28 . . . , J 1 l ' ' A . A. . W. A. , A 2 . . . X -J ' . ' ,. , . ,. A l S A L' - '- z s ' ' 4 lo ' ' - I ' - 2 ' l 'S . - 4 .t 'z 1 'z' oz: Q 1 Hs, 1 'a ,. . - n P L I . V . . C. . -1 ' ' '. 11 .e. 71 152 Top Row J Hausllne D Seavey R P Rand P Labbe R Fltz R Wllson R Halgh H Fnth H Fllnt R McDon0uf.fh Mlddle Row M J Flaherty I Brennan floutlel R Benald E Renaud G Cofferen H Fllnt A Dougal Roy J Dawolby Bottom Row left to Rxght R Lambert R Jennson N Caswell P Aycr Captaln R Bodwell F Petxos F Iflowexs Crack and Q' IJ Matt Flaherty ln h1s second year of plavlng the role ot track coach for Dower Hlgh Qchool has confidence IH h1s squad of thlrtv boys Flyers are dexelopxng a team to wln meets cups medals and rlbbons Outstandmg m the hlgh hurdles IS Fred Flowers coming back as thlrd place w1n ner ln the state meet last year m the low hurdles are N1Ck Caswell Paul Ayel and Captam Flowers Expected to outpace thelr opponents 111 the dashes are Dlck Jennlson and Paul Ayer Paul was second place wmnel ln the 100 yard dash last year 1n the N H State Meet The leadlng quarter mxler IS Nxck Cas xx ell a Junxor who has done remarkably well 1n the last two years as a letterman The swlftest mllers are Bob Bodwell Bob Brovsn and Jerry Durkm loo Lomlng back from last year IS Dlck Pltts m the vwelghts wlth two rugged teammates Al N1blett and Ray Pelletxer The most promlsmg broad Jumpers are high Jumpers The schedule IS as follows '30 At Gow Dummer At Phllhps Exeter J Y s At Quadrangular Meet at Rochester bpauldmg Cllpper Relays At Manchester Kxwams Meet at Lacoma To be filled Rotarv Meet at Keene State Meet at Durham N H xs Xermont Meet New Fngland Meet at Fxeter Aprll Vlaw June l l i AK I ,7 1 Y . . Y F D I 1 V A . - u vi, K 4 V w n u W . .K , L . S, . . . Led by Captain Fred Flowers, the Green iCk Caswell and Paul Ayer, who are 3150 7 w v ' v' , L. 1 9 v . ' s ' V.: ' .-. 5' 1-54 , - , ', S ' L. - 12 ' ' ' 15 ' '- . ' . .I . 19 , - u I n 22 . U .Y . ' 26 , . . Y 1- 29 , v . H X 5 . V , . N, ' . 19 ' A . . JA- Flrst Row S Theodolas B Stellmg., M Stocklan M Lebovu M1 Smlth G Nedal J Stocklan Stlllwagon L Blood Second Row A Bonneau J Doneau C Calabelas D Mantel C LaFlamme J Batcheldel B Hemenway D Moore J Lemay Thlrd Row G Demosthenes E Tanguay P Nadeau D Ellsmore C Garnett R Pike D Hale D Hall J Hausleln Fourth Row D Duncan J Sowelby R Brown VS Clark J Hughes R Kelpel W Cook L5 Lllq Edin For the thlrd consecutive year Dos er High School has kept 1tS place as a ploneer 1n the prlnclples and practices of conserwa tion by lts unique group known as th Fishing Team Believing that a study of the funda mentals of conservatlon of our wlld l1fe and natural resources should begm 1n our public educatlonal systems the Dover athletlc and school authorities were the first to adopt the ldea and to gxve it the status of a regular school sport 1n thelr system and to appropriate funds for lts operatlon Other communltles m our state are now thlnklng along these lmes and the State of Massachusetts IS advocatlng a regular course in its school system pend mg conference of the state education and state fish and game departments Many happy hours have been spent by the team members on the lakes and ponds ln the woods and streams and even on the brlny deep Hele they learned the more sportsmanhke ways of takmg fish as well as the laws relatlve to thelr cap ture Many on the spot opportunltles were axallable for Mr Smith our coach to explain the hablts of our Wlld life the need for conserxatlon and the ways of doing so This year the squad has played at the following stadiums -Swaln s Pond Mir ror Lake Adams Pond Lake WIHHIDESHU kee Isles of Shoals Guinea Pond Willey Brook Mallego Brook Pme River and York Harbol Chevrons depxctlng the sport are awarded to members for thelr first year if thelr attendance score IS at least 50 per cent and lf their attltude indlcates a growth of ldeas supporting the prmclples and practlces of the conservation of our wlld life i . . . ' I. r I V ' . . . ., . , . , . , . , . , ' v . , , . . I 1 a l I 1 4 v l . . , . I, . ., . , . , . ', . , . ' , . . ' n vu a Q I . . ., .. , . A , . . , . , . , . , . , . . . q - w 7 , ' s . . , . , . , . , . , . , ' . . Y . . , . . . H u . x . t . . t , . . . . Y Q V . . .. K K - . . . V3 - - . . , C . . . . 7 . . ' ' y 1 . . - , u n a Y . ' 9 , ', , u . . J, . , . . . . . , ' - ' v 1 ' - ' v v 1 , K . . . . . . , , , . . . . . . 1 , , 9 x Y - . v x , 1 u y . Seated J Durkln J Callaghan R Bodwell D Dulkm R Blown Standing I White R Moody B Hemmenway G Kaplan J Illmgsworth D Seavey Mr Chag ross ounfrq It looked l1ke a bad year for Coach Steve Chag when he looked over h1s h1ll and dale material for 47 This years Well as things turned out it was a bad year for any team who challenged the Green Wave harrlers Concord Tralp Academy Keene and the N H Freshmen were all part of Dovers wmnmg streak The fifth meet whlch Dover lost was with Manchester West former State Champions Followmg that the team trounced the Class B champlons of Epp D mg twlce and topped that off with a per fect score ov er the Exeter harrlers Just before the tournament the boys battled Manchester Central and agam Dover os Dover won the N H State Champlon Shlp m Lross Country by 20 pomts which made It not only the best team 1n the state but one of the finest teams Dover Hlgh has ever produced The 47 squad was the first ln the hxstorv of D H S to capture state champlonshxp squad was about half the size of last year's. it out with the most feared team of all, -' 1 t. Flrst Row B MOIIISOYI L Blood M Calet J Jannelle F Paxtudge R Smdou A Kln M Korn G Da enals g H' Second Row A Jannelle E Llttleneld D Blown H Kung, I Glldden E Powell S Rowe M Spofford C Drew M Alcott Third Row B koutlelakoe J Oullette Is Otls S Janelle D Cauchon J Calcutt M Spoffoxd P Calsvvell R Belnaldo Fourth Row P Labbee R ClOUtl6l J Hughes R Roux P Cassxly R Vlel W Peal R Blovvn R B8l'I'll81 Sk G!11L1mJ Ceara The D H S Skl Club and Skl Team vvas recently organwed under the super XISIOH of Mlsa Anne Loughlm for all bove and glrls Interested 1n sknng The Skl Team under the able dlrectxon of Jerry Chase ls composed of those boys vvho qualxfied and vvlshed to compete vvlth eklere from other schools and orgamzatlons The members practlced many nxghts at Garrlson H111 to perfect the1r t9Cl'lI11QLl6 and several competed xn the Dover Wmter Carmval The first COmp6t1tl0I1 as a team vvas at Mllton W H ln February a hlgh school meet vvas held at Garrlson H111 vv1th teams from Tramp Academy and Fllot Hlgh partlclpatmg The Dover team came out as vv xnners and vv ent on to a meet at Fran coma 1n March They remained there the vv hole week end and had a verv enjoy able tlme sknng although thev dldn t brlng home any laurels Lonslderxng the fact that thls IS the f1rst season for such an organlvatlon at D H S the members feel that thev have done qulte vvell They hope to enlarge the team next vear posslblv addmg glflg and on the vvhole to do ev en better than thev have done thm year OFFICERS P1 es1dent Irancls Partrldge X lce President Jeremlah Durkm Secretarv Stanley Smclan TIQASLIIQI Jean Janelle . . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' ' ' ' ' . . . . . ,- . . , . , . , . , . ,, . , . , . , . , . . ' 1 ' 1 -a V ' 1 1 . . , . , . 1, . , . , . 1 , . , . , . . . . ,. . ... . . , . , . ., . ., . .. , . , . , . , . . ' l ' 1 1' 1 1 - . . 1 , Y Y . w - . . . y . . 1 . . ' ' r Y r I - K et . . ' . w . H .. I . H .1 Y . , 1 1 L 1 1 , L . . . ' f Y A. 1 W ' . . Y '. , 1' . 1' . ' - 4 1 1 1 1 1 K 1 s 1 1 K 1 1 . . 1, 1' 1 ' 1 s x n ' ' Y . . K 1. v ' - - V ss' 1 ' ' 1 1 ,' - . 1 KK ., Kv . . . . , , Y 1, . 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' A K 1 w -, . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 v 1 1 K 1 s' P 1 '- ' . . K K A , 1 s ,- . . , 1 , , , , 7 1 - 1 V . 7 . . . 1 . ' 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 no . . J ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lm! Lrfs .dnfrmnuraf paris The glrls lntrtmul xl prour 1m was Orlffllldtefl 1n 1940 SINLS then the gills haxe pxrt clpmted 1n mmx gxmes xxhleh hfue taught them good sportsmmshlp and haxe been helpful 1n mereaslng thelr ment xl alertness and stdmmd To ICCCIXQ 1 IJ or 1 000 pomfs fx glrl m xst partlelpate IH nearlx ex ery sport for at le lst to o xe us and dlspldy good sports manshxp at .ill tunes VVhen 9 000 polnts ue been exrned pm 1s glxe 1'9C,Og'I'llt1OIl of the tlme and effort put mto the work The senlor glrls greatlx apprecldte the nd wh1ch Mrs Cradx has gnen them IH thelr four wears of part1c1pat1ng ID sports HIGH POINTERS ALI STARS Flrat Row K Donovan S Renaud M Mag Flrst Row I Glldden M Maglaras A laras E Crossan C McShane I Ghdden H Klchlme King Second Row S Newlmg R Towle J Red Second Row P Moutevalxs P Lapleue M den H Kmg B Allen Rlchaldson J Redden C Crosby J Janelle A KlChlln9 R Towle M C8ll0ll Thlrd Row J Desotelle T Markey B Allen S Newlmg M Lebow SENIUP III I S QI-'ORTS First Row A K1chl1ne M Magiaxas C N'IcShane E C1osQan I Glxdden H Kmg J Janelle Second Row R Towle S Renaud B Bennett J Redden C Closby K Donovan P Iapxerre B Allen JI. NIOR GIRLS SPURTS Second Row A KIHZ L Robexge I Banxan T Markev J Desotelle M Stzoth Thlrd Row B Cotton P NIOLIUBVZIIS A 'VICC une P Cauoll 138 . . , . A L I L A n 5 ' ' : . ' ' , . ' , . I , . ' . , . ' , . ' t : . , . , . , . , '. ' , . ' 1 -I 1 w - First Row: M. Lebore, C. Lee, R. Colokathis, N. Cloutman, E. Basteanellc. . : . ,. ',A,. .,. 2: , . ' . : . , . ., . I . - , . f -' . . SOPHOMOP F I IRL SPORTS F1rstRow E Laxlne J w00liil1dgE A QQOILG P Landelm M Rlchaxdson G Ixldel J Claxk Second Row K Ememon P Pottel H Wvnott C C'ay.,ne E Keenan A Matel C, Landly C Blagdon S hevslmf. PRLSHNIPN GIRL SPORTS I-lrst Row G Robexge I Labonte lr. Maglalas D Innxs IN Otxs Second Row C Towle M Lee J Stevens N Ste-vene D Soukaxm J Bodvsell A Vmette P Carswell 130 , , . . L 4 I ' '2,.i'f,.W ',.'-' ,.'z ': . 1 , . ', . I , . 1 f , . , . ', ' , . . Third Row: A. Kyregas, F. Routhler, H. BfI9llt3S, G. Redden, D. Prlnce, R. 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