Dover High School - Profile Yearbook (Dover, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

LIVE FOR FREEDOM THAT FREEDOM MAY LIVE Rx f 1,12-QV ,I ik ww 'f 1 .bw -s-N ,fd 0-'55 ' -F 5 iz- 4' 4 1 H: 'S T ck 'X lg - , A Th ornion Gro THE PROFILE Dover Hugh School Dover, New Hampshire I953 DEDICATION We the clabb of 1953 dedlcate th1e yearbook to the Armed Forces of a world long weary ol war God glxe them a steady hand and btrong heart that they may cont1nue to keep the world free from graduate from Dox er I-hgh School the courage and fa1th to carry on the hero1c work oi thebe men and women Help us wlth humble re xercnce to acknowledge the debt of grat1tude we owe to them Gulde our stumbhng feet along the rocky paths of confhct untll w1th God 5 help we are able to travel the broad hmghway of world peace 7 i i I I . V 4 those forces which seek to enslave her. Grant us, the 47th class to 7 I 1 1 ' ' ' ' I Q NN fx XNQ 4 f x xxx QV ANN If ,X I 96465-1 11 m a Our Prmc1pal Mr Frederlck C Walker Our Asslstant Pr1nc1pa1 'vlr James H Dodge . 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Mrs, Jane Mcllugh Miss Stasia McManus Mrs. Catherine Miuehan Mr, Martin Mitchell r English and Language Social Studies and English Agriculture Mr Thomas Munson 'vliss Mary Nlurphy Mrs Ruth Murray Mrs Alice Nelson Driver Training Commerce science Qchool Nurse -an ff? 44' l f '? 'it Mr Frank Nutter Miss Louise O Brien Mr Dale O Connell Mr Charles Paris Radio and Electronics Commerce Physical Fducation Machine Shop 8 MISSIN MISSING PAGE 7 Qvulum-Qi SENW HVQS 9 Z ea, f 4 'SL f! SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS nn' if f if Mr Thomas Ahearn Mlss Mary Boyd 5' gin: Mr Charles Pans ' 4 41 Mr Ernest Peltonen Mxss Carmen Taylor 12 SENIQR CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent Anton1oBermer Vrce Presrdem W1lhamPorter Secretary Sh1r1eyGaunya Treasurer Marcra Labonte 13 Arthur Alton Akerson Art Lady Beware! Ambition: Be self-employed Activities: Glee Club 3:Football 2: Projection Club 2: Junior Prom 3. Arleta Mae Avery Lee In youth lies the hope of the world. Ambition: Hairdresser or Airline Hostess Activities: Glee Club 112: Basketball l. Lottie Eleanor Avery Keep your feet as dry as your powder. Ambition: Housewife or Hairdresser Activities: Glee Club l,2:Band lg Basketball Intr. l, if William Edward Ayer Bill These are times that try man's soul. Ambition: Undecided J Activities: Track 3,4:J. V. Baseball2:Cross Country 4: Ski Team 2,3,4. Lillian Babb Li A sweet heart lifting cheerfulness Like soringtime of the year Ambition: Hairdresser Albert Lloyd Barden Still water runs deep Ambition: Business Management or Medicine Activities: Glee Club 3,4: Band l,2,3,4: Biology Club 2: Fishing Team 1: School Spirit 3,4: Year Book 4 Encore Club l,2,3,4: Future Farmers of America l 2,3,4: Junior Prom 3: Delegate to Boys' State 3 Raymond Hitchcock Bardwell Ray Never let studying interfere with your education. Ambition: Drafting Activities: Science Club lg Football 1: Baseball l,2: Junior Prom 3: Cross Country 3,4. Helen Annette Barnes 'Silence is a friend that will never betray you. Ambition: Secretary Activities: School Spirit 4: Encore Club 4: Junior Prom 3, Usher. Ruth Alice Bassett Ruthie Mirrors, may she never avoid them. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club l,2,3,4, D and 2 Stars: Sci- ence Club l: Encore Club 2: StudentCouncil 2: French Club 3: Junior Prom 3: G.A,A, 3, Treas. 4: Editor- in-Chief Profile 4: Intr. Volleyball 3,4: Champs 3: Intr. Basketball 2,3,4: lntr. Softball 3,4: Intr. Ar- chery 4. Madeleine Jeannine Bisson Mad If I'm not near the one I love, I love the one I'm near. Ambition: Airline Hostess or Secretary Activities: French Club 3,4: Junior Prom 3: Golf 3, 4. l l Mary Joyce Bickford A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. Ambition: Nurse Activities: Glee Club 3,4:French Club 3,4: Biology Club Vice. Pres. 2, D 2: School Spirit 4: Year Book Senior Write-Ups 4: Encore Club 3,4: National Hon- or Society 3,4: Junior Prom 3: Scholastic D l,2,3, Mary Elizabeth Bennett Her angel face made sunshine in ashady place, Ambition: College or nursing. Activities: Glee Club 3,4: French Club 3, Pres. 4: Latin Club l: Biology Club D 2: School Spirit 4: Year Book Literary Editor 4: Encore Club 3,-4: Forensic Club D l,2, Librarian 2, Secretary 4: Student Coun- cil 4: National Honor Society 3,4: Press Club l,2: Junior Prom 3: Scholastic D 3. ,fha J W Q' 2' S .-70 A 'W Antiono Joseph Bernier Porker I'd have you understand, my friends, That I'm the only man: God only made one of my kind, Then threw away the plan. Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: French Club l: Year Book 4: Student Council 4: Football l,2,3,4: Hockey 3,4: Junior Prom 3: Baseball l,2: Vice Pres. Junior Class, Pres. Senior Class: Delegate of Boys' State 3: Intr. Volleyball l, 2,3,4: lntr. Basketball l,2,3.4. Beatrice Grace Bernier Bea I have none other than a woman's reason: I think him so because I think him so. Ambition: Hairdresser Activities: Glee Club 2: Science Club l: Biology Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2: G,A,A, l,2,3: Junior Prom 3. 7 an Estelle Marie Blais Mutt That laugh of thine will cause thee trouble yet. Ambition: College Activities: French Club 3: Science Club l: Year Book Club 4: Encore Club l,2,3, Secretary 2,3, Em- blem: Press Club l,2,3, D: Cheerleader 1: Junior Prom 3:Volleyball Team l,2,3,4:Medal for Spelling Bee 3,4. Earle Towne Blood Why take life seriously? You 'll never get out of it alive. Ambition: Farmer Activities: Future Farmers of America l,2,3,4. Patricia Lorrie Bratton Pat The better you know her the better you like her. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club l,3,4: French Club 3: Science Club l:Year Book 4: G.A.A. l,4: Junior Prom 3: Bas- ketball 3: Archery 4: Volleyball Team l,2,3,4, Champs 3. Walter John Brock Jack Blessed is he who can work with his hands. Ambition: Service Activities: Glee Club 3,43 Fishing Team l,2,3,4g Rifle Club 2, Pres. 3,4. Charles Robert Browning Charlie Small never utters a word but a friend to a1l. Ambition: Farming in the Northwest. Activities: Future Farmers of America 2,3,4. Robert Joseph Brunelle Bob 'Even wars may be stopped by men remaining silent. Ambition: Navy ' Activities: Glee Club 3. Beatrice Elaine Bonneau Bea As a sport Bea is tops, With her classmates too: She'll always be a winner, In whatever there is to do. Ambition: Totake a Slow Boat to China with a cer- tain Bill. Activities: Glee Club 3,4: Cheerleader l,2,3 Cap- tain 4:Intr. Basketball l,2,3,4: Field Hockey 2: Vol- ley Ball 2,3: G.A,A, l,4g Junior Prom 3: Magazine Drive 2nd Place. Nancy Arlene Boyle Nan Let knowledge grow from more to more. Ambition: Religious Work Activities: Glee Club 3: Year Book 4: Encore Club 33 Scholastic D, l,2,3. Verne Royal Brown Louie Success is the reward of toil. Ambition: Work as little as possible, as long as possible. Activities: National Honor Society 3,4: Football 2, 3,49 Vatistas Trophy 2: Hockey 3,43 Track 3,4: Scholastic D l,2,3. Russell Theror Browne Farmer The easy going type. Ambition: To live and let live. Activities: Baseball J, V, 2, Varsity 3,4. rr T Th0m8S Joseph Callahan Tom A man of pleasant ways. Ambition: Navy or College Activities: Camera Club 1: Football 1,2,3,4: Junior Prom 3, Aurore Patricia Caouette The fewer words the better. Ambition: Waitress Activities: French Club 3,4. as I ',,. - Jacqueline Joan Christie Jackie A kind of excellent quietness. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4: Year Book 4: Basket- ball 1,2: G,A.A. 1,2. Audrey Josephine Cloutman Aud A mother's pride--a father's joy. Ambition: Secretary Activities: School Spirit 3: Glee Club 3: French Club 2: Year Book 4: Encore Club 1,2,3: Student Council 1,2,3, President 4: National Honor Society 3,4: G,A,A. 1,2,3,4, D for G.A.A.: Junior Prom 1, 2,3: Volleyball team 2,3: Gold Bowling Bowl for G.A,A,: Scholastic D and 2 Stars. S ,. .,, if 42 npat.. Patricia Ann Caswell A woman hath nine lives like a cat. Ambition: Housewife or Hairdresser Activities: Band 2,3,4, New England Music Festival 2: Tri-l-li-Y 1: Press Club l,2: lntr, Basketball 2,3, 4: Junior Prom 3: Civil Air Patrol 1. Lucie Alberta Cauchon Lu A good disposition is better than gold. Ambition: Nurse Activities: Glee Club 3,4: Band 2,L3,4, Letter 3: Bi- ology Club 2: School Spirit 4: Year Book 4: Encore Club 1,2,3,4: G.A,A, 1,2,4, Numerals 2: Junior Proin 3. J Roy Cole A man of few words. Ambition: Navy Career Activities: Glee Club 2: Football 1. Robert Comiskey Bob Where there is a will there's a way. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Science Club 1: Biology Club 2: Encore Club 1,2,3: Rifle Team 4. William Ernest Cullen Bill The wise man always looks ahead. Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Student Council 2. George Edward Davidson Dave Blessed with the grace of a dancer. Ambition: Government job. Activities: Glee Club 3: Science Club 1: Biology Club 2: Year Book 4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Volley- ball l,2,3,4: Chairman of Photography of Year Book. X ...J I Ioan E. Demosthenes Joanie Keep on your toes and you won't be down at the heels. Ambition: Telephone Operator Activities: Home Economics 1,2,3,4. Richard Armand Denault Harpo The greatest oaks have been little acorns. Ambition: Lawyer Activities: lntr, Basketball 1,2,3,4. Raymond Malvern Conway Ray A man of few words. Ambition: Farming Activities: Projection Club 1: Future Fartners of A- merica 1,2,3,4: Football 1: F.F.A, Sentinel 3. Martha Shirley Creelman A sunbeam on awintry day. Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Glee Club 3: Encore Club 3: Student Council 1: Junior Prom 3. ., , 'CLP Darius James Davis Johnny No man is ever lost who traveled on a straight road. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Glee Club 3: Projection Club 3,4: Foot- ball 3,4: Basketball 2: Junior Prom 3: Vice-President 2. Oneta Marie Demers Reason is not measured by size or height but by prin- ciple. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Intr. Basketball, Bowling, Softball, X Leonel Lrnest Denoncourt Ne Study to be what you wrsh to seem Ambition Math and Science Teacher Activities French Club 3 4 Biology Club 2 School Spirit 4 Year Book 4 Encore Club 2 3 4 Press Club Reporter 3 Editor 4 Junior Prom 3 Radio Club 2 3 4 Intr Volleyball 1 Delegate to Boys State 3 Scholastic D 3 Elspy Sharey de Rochemont Jimmie You re only young once Ambition Waves Activities Glee Club 1 2 Science Club 1 Biology Club 2 Encore Club 1 WWE: V I Roger Purtee Donahue Tex The future hes shining in his pathway Ambition To get through college Activities School Spirit 4 Press Club 4 Hugh Edward Donovan Hughie There is no condition that man can not overcome Ambition To marry a millionaire Activities Projection Club 4, Hockey 1,2,3,4, lntr Basketball and Volleyball, Baseball 1,2,3,4 Edmund Howard Dickerman Tedd He takes life as it comes. Ambition: Doctor Activities: Science Club 1: Biology Club 2: Student Council 1,2,3: Basketball 1,2,4: Baseball 1,3,4: President of Freshman Class: Scholastic D 2,3. Christine Louise Dodge Chris The way to have a friend is to be one. Ambition: Nurse Activities:Biology Club 2: Candidate for Junior Prom Queen at Spaulding. AJ- 'DT Richard S. Downing Dick A good training is the key to life. Ambition: Mechanical Engineering Activities: Science Club 1: Biology Club 2: Foren- sic Club 3: National Honor Society 3: Rifle Club 4: Scholastic D 2,3. June H. Drake A girl who can work, a girl who can play, A girl who is a friend to you every day. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club 4: Science Club 1: School Spirit 1,2,3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4: Year Book 4: En- core Club 1,2,3: Forensic Club 1,2,3: Press Club 1,2, 3,4: G.A.A, 1,2,3: Junior Prom 3: Future Teachers of America, Parliamentarian 4: Scholastic D 3. ,I 4 'T Francis T. Evans Bucky Diligence is the mother of good fortune. Ambition: Engineer on the Santa Fe Activities: French Club 2,3: Biology Club 2: Fishing Team 4: Junior Prom 3: Rifle Team 4: Scholastic D. Mary Louise Fall Lou Hope is the chief blessing of women. Ambition: To be a dairy farmerette. Activities: Glee Club 1: Student Council 1,3: Stu- dent Council Pin. 1 Robert Patrick Fenton Bob l, like wine, improve with age. Ambition: Navy Activities: Baseball 1,2,3. Richard M. Flanagan S1ick Where there's smoke there's fire! Ambition: To be a first class metal worker. Activities: Fishing Team 2,3,4. 3 1 Ronald Eric Edin Zeke The quiet man often gives the best advice. Ambition: Retire at an early age. Activities: Camera Club lg Projection Club 1. Parthena Mary Espief Anne Silence and modesty, the sound of genius. Ambition: Teaching Activities: Glee Club 2: Orchestra 2: French Club 4: School Spirit 4: Year Book 4: Encore Club 3,4: Variety Club l,2: Future Teachers of America 3,4. fi 'Y , ,j,,'.gb ' :iff Ll' 1 SQ' Q' fi, .: , 1 iff John Louis Farrell Ah, for a day of rest. Ambition: Lawyer Activities: Fishing Team 1: Projection Club 2. Ronald Leon Fenerty Fen Take thy time, while it is lent thee. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Intramural Basketball 3. Robert Paul Flanagan Bob You're only young once. Ambition: Farming Activities: Golf Club 2: Intr. Basketball 2,3: Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4. Barbara Ann Foley Barb There is a lovely lady sweet and kind. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club 1,2: Year Book 4: Student Council 1: Home Economics 1: Junior Prom 3. orfsx f' 7' im, Rada Ann Fuller A blessed companion is a book. Ambition: Teach High School Activities: Latin Club 1: School Spirit 3, Associate Editor 4: Year Book 4: Press Club 3,4: Future Teach- ers of America Vice-President 3, President 4: Bowling 2. Robert Wesley Gage Bob I hate no one: I am at peace with the wor1d. Ambition: Machinist Activities: Fishing Team 1,2,3: Junior Prom 3. Thomas Steven Freeman Greek Rejoice, young man, in thy youth. Ambition: Commercial Pilot Activities: Track 3: Rifle Club 2,3. Barbara Virginia French Barb Sugar and spice and everything nice. Ambition: Women's Air Force Activities: Glee Club 3,4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Year Book 4: Encore Club 4: Junior Prom 3. Robert C, Gagnon Bob We shall not speak of his future: his success is as- sured. Ambition: Engineering Activities: French Club 3: Latin Club 2: Year Book 4: Encore Club 2,3,4: Press Club 3,4: Rifle Team 4. Shirley Madeline Gaunya Shirl Character is like a rifle: It will only shoot as high as you aim it. Ambition: Nurse or Medical Secretary Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice-Pres. 4: Year Book Senior Write-Ups 4: G.A.A, 4: Junior Prom 3: lntr. Volleyball 2,4: Class Officer, Secretary 1,2,3,4. gi Martina Diana Grekas Smarty Facts are stubborn things. Ambition: Beautician Activities: Home Economics 1,2,3,4. Marilyn Ann Hale A merry heart goes all day. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club 3,4: Cheerleader Numerals 2, D 3: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, and D, Junior Prom 3. Q Sylvia Cynthia Hayes Sis The secret ofpatience is doing somethingelse mean- whi1e. Ambition: Dairy Farmerette or Chinchilla Rancher Wesley Leo Hendrickson Wes How merge my boyish heart to man1iness. Ambition: Mechanic or Machinist Activities: Rifle Team 1,4. Howard Lee Getchell Getch What a wonderful life. Ambition: Navy Career Activities: Fishing Team 2. Vivian Louise Glidden Lou Nice in name, nice in nature. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4g Band 2,3,4g School Spirit l,2g Year Book 4: Encore Club 1,2: G.A,A, l,2, Junior Prom 8. 1 . John Butler Hamilton Ham All great men are dying and I don't feel so well myself. Ambition: Air Force Margaret Jean Harton Marge Thy modesty's a candle of thy merit. Ambition: Dress Designer Activities: Glee Club 3: School Spirit 3,43 lntr. Basketball 3,4: G,A,A, 4: Junior Prom 1. John Richard Hill Dick Be wise: soar not too high to fall but stoop to rise. Ambition: Cabinet Maker Burton Winfield Hoitt Bring on the sea and l'll sail, Ambition: Navy Activities: Glee Club 3: Fishing Team 1,2,3,4: Rifle Team 3,4g Cross Country 4. Clayton E. Hubbard C1ayt I have time and eternity to rejoice in. Ambition: Art Career Activities: Science Club 2. Walter Huber We want him no longer: he's long enough. Ambition: Undecided Y 2 -...Q -A Harry Eugene Howe Mc Gee The truly civilized man has no enemies. Ambition: Dairy Farmer Activities: Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4. Roland John Howard Willie A lion among the ladies. Ambition: To be a millionaire by hook or by crook. Activities: Glee Club 3: Science Club 1: Biology Club 2: Football 1,3,4, Numerals and Stars: Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Numerals and Stars: Track lg Junior Prom 3: Baseball 1,2,3g Numerals and Stars. x i'i5fi-.Q f 1- Richard Francis Hughes Porker He likes his coffee strong, his women weak. Ambition: To live like a king. Activities: Glee Club 2: Student Council 2: Foot- ball l,2,3,4: Basketball 2. Clyde Elwin Huse Clyde Watch for the serious man: there's dynamite in him. Ambition: A cook Activities: Escoffier Club President 4. 1 ,Q Ruth Ann Illingworth Ruthie A pleasant smile is always given. Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Glee Club 45 G.A,A. 1,2, Numerals and D5 Junior Prom 35 Office 3. Leo Robert Janelle Bob Often a clear conscience is merely the result of a bad memory. Ambition: Pattern Maker Activities: Glee Club 3,45 Football lp Junior Prom 3. Richard Wallace Kay Dick Time and tide wait for no man. Ambition: Machinist Raymond Joseph Keefe Ark Work is an old-fashioned way of getting a living. Ambition: Navy Activities: Glee Club 2,45 Science Club lg Biology Club 25 Fishing Team 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Junior Prom 35 Baseball 2. Victor Franklin Huse Vic A bachelor's time to marry never comes. Ambition: Farmer and Carpenter Rita Jean Hutchins A pleasant maiden thou. Ambition: Secretary Activities: French Club 25 Year Book 45 Junior Prom 35 Scholastic D 3. John James Jestude Ah, tell them that I am a man. Ambition: Navy Activities: Glee Club 25 Science Club 15 Baseball 2. Dorothy Louise Kay Dottie As merry as the day is long. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Year Book 45 Encore Club 45' Junior Prom 3. Nadine Keniston The night shows stars and women in better light. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Glee Club 2. Roberta Louise Kenney Bobbie Life is what you make it, and l mean to make the most of mine. Ambition: Teaching Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3: Band 2,3,4: Biology Club 2: School Spirit 1,2,3,4: Year Book 4: Encore Club 1,2,3,4: G.A,A. l,2,3,4: Junior Prom 3: Future Teachers of America 3,4: lntr. Basketball 2,3: Intr. Volleyball 2,3: Field Hockey 2. ' -f'..r'::as1- git: ' ,.,,..... ...ng 41' 1-fr Lucille Beverly Kincaid Lou The fewer words the better. Ambition: Beautician or Telephone Operator Activities: Science Club 1: Basketball 2. Kenneth Herbert King Ken None but himself can be parallel. Ambition: Commercial Art Activities: Science Club 1: Projection Club 3: Jun- ior Prom 3: Rifle Club 1,2,3,4: Intr. Basketball 3. vu Daniel Richard Keravich Dan The World knows little of its great men. Ambition: To be a success Activities: Football l,2,3,4. James Lawrence Kidney Kid A man that has dimples is not quite a brute. Ambition: lxlachinist Activities: Football Manager 3: J. V. Basketball 1: Junior Prom 3: Intr. Basketball Champs 3. Shirley Ann King Shirl She saw him and loved him: She sought him and won him. Ambition: Nurse Activities: Glee Club 3: French Club 2: Biology Club 2 D: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 4: Year Book 4: Encore Club 1,2, and emblem: Forensic Club 1, 2,3,4: Student Council 3: Junior Prom 3. Walter Reginald King Wa1t My tongue within my lips I rein, For who talks too much must talk in vain. Ambition: Farmer Activities: Science Club 1: Basketball 2.4: Intr. Basketball 3: Future Farmers of America 3,4. Marcia Elaine Labonte Marsh Laugh and the world laughs with you: Weep and you weep a1one. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club 3,45 Band l,2, Band D5 Tri- Hi-Y 1,35 Secretary 2,45 Year Book 4, Girls' Sports Editor: Student Council 45 Intr. Basketball 1,2,3,45 G.A.A, 1,2,3,-15 Activities Association 1, Secretary 2,3: Treasurer 4: Junior Prom 35 Teacher's Secretary 4g lntr. Volleyball 1,2, Champs 45 Intr. Badminton 4: Spelling Medal and Certificate 25 Magazine Drive High Salesman 2, Class Secretary 1,2,3,4. Gerald Kenneth La Flamme Jerry A friendly sort of guy. Ambition: Join the navy and find a wife. Activities: Glee Club 4: Track Team 1. Leona Lydia Leblanc Eyes of most unholy b1ue. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club 1,35 Basketball 2,35 G.A.A. lg Junior Prom 3. Richard Donat Leblanc Jigger If I had the heart of a clown. Ambition: Teacher Activities: French Club 2: Track 3,45 Junior Prom 35 Future Farmers of America 3. Theresa G. Kittridge Kit Friendship is a sheltering truth. Ambition: To take life easy Activities: French Club 1,25 G.A,A, 1. Arthur Otto Korn Sonny l will find a way or make one. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Science Club Chairman 15 Fishing Team 1,25 Encore Club 1,2,3,4, Award 2,35 Junior Prom 35 Rifle Team 2,4. Burton David Lavine Burt The world is going ahead, so go with it. Ambition: Medicine Activities: Science Club lg Camera Club 25 Year Book 1,43 Student Council 1,2,3, Vice-President 45 Projection Club 2g Track 3,45 Green and White 2,4. Barbara Phyllis Leary Babs We mut thee like a pleasant thought. Ambition: Telephone Operator Activities: Home Economics 1. Rita Le Blanc Work and worry have killed many, so why should l take a chance? Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club 3,4: Year Book 4: Encore Club 2,3,4: G.A,A, 1,25 Junior Prom 3. Marlene Laura Lebrecht Marl A quiet charm speaks for itself. Ambition: Secretary and Housewife Activities: Glee Club 2,4. if 'Eff Barbara Ann Levasseur Babs Hitch your wagon to a star. Ambition: Work in Clarostat Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4: Junior Prom 3. Phyllis Anne Littlefield Our youth, our joys, are all we have. Ambition: Hairdresser Activities: Future Teachers of America 2. ai 1 its 'L Gloria Noella Lemay Glo I am sure care is an enemy of life. Ambition: Hairdresser Activities: Encore Club 3. Ernest Stevenson Lennon Jr. Buster For whatsoever a man soweth, that also shallhe reap, Ambition: Farming Activities: Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4g Jun- ior Prom 3: Volleyball Coed. 2,3,4: Intr. Volleyball 3,4: Intr. Basketball l,2,3,4: Rifle Team 3. it Lf' V. Howard Melvin Mac Donald Mac Be not anxious about tomorrow. Ambition: Baseball Player Activities: Baseball 4: Escoffier Club 4. Lawrence Raymond Maloney Jr. Larry Give him sports: any kind will do. Ambition: College Activities: Student Council 2,3,4: National Honor Society 3,45 Projection Club 2,3,4: Football 1,2,3,4: Hockey 2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Scholastic D 1,2,3, 4: Class President 2. Paul Joseph Marcotte Tiger A friend is gold if true. Ambition: Navy Activities: Glee Club 1: Fishing Team 2: Student Council 1. Robert Harley Marshall Markey I am very fond of the company of ladies. Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Year Book 4: Junior Prom 3: Basketball J.V. 1, Varsity 2,3,4, Letter 3: Cross Country Letter 3, Captain 4. John Paul McKone Jazz I am the pleasing punishment women can bear. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club 2: Junior Prom 3: I. V, Foot- ball 3,4: Basketball Letter 2, Star 3,4. Roberta Ellen McMaster Bobbie Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. Ambition: College Activities: G.A.A, lg Junior Prom 3: Future Farmers of America 2,4, Secretary 3: Green Pastures Essay Award 3. Lucille Lillian Marcotte Lou' 'Blushing is the color of virtue. Ambition: Beautician Olive Eva Marcotte Crusher l must have my little joke. Ambition: Beautician Rudolph Roland Mayo Rudy Successful enterprise depends on careful planning. Ambition: To graduate. Activities: Glee Club 3: Varsity Basketball Manager 4: Hockey 3: Junior Prom 3: Cross Country 3,4g Vol- leyball 3. Alice Cary McAllister Sleepy All who joy would win must share it--happiness was born a twin. Ambition: To marry a millionaire. Activities: Home Economics 1,2,3,4: Escoffler Club 4. Herbert Edmond Meattey Big Herb Happy am l: from care I'm free. Ambition: To be a success in whateverlmay do, Activities: Student Council 1,2: Projection Club 2: Football 1,2,3. Joseph Clement Melanson Joe A friend to all. Ambition: The Navy Activities: Glee Club 3,4: Football 1: Track 4, Catherine Eleanor Moore Cathy Friendship is a sheltering tree. Ambition: Women's Air Force Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4: Basketball2,3,4: G.A.A, 4: Junior Prom 3: Volleyball 1. Jon Bernard Moore Jonnie A man's character is in his face. Ambition: To get out of school. Activities: Student Council 2: Football 1. fa. ,Q :xl T'Q.' f 'eg7H,: .Y f.,, Q.-:H 1-if ii , ga f f' 5: fi :AE l 'f ff: ,,ff.wf 1 1-1 K ' .rr A ' H- sa. . i Roger Joseph Michaud Rog A man of pleasant ways. Ambition: Navy or Air Force Richard Norman Middaugh Joe Sober, but not serious: quiet, but not idle. Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Basketball J. V. 1: lntr. Basketball 1: lntr. Volleyball 1. Mary Elizabeth Morrison Betty A sight to delight in. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Latin Club 1: Tri- Hi-Y 4: Year Book Business Manager 4: Forensic Club 3: Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary: Press Club 3: Cheerleader 2: Basketball 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4: Carnival Ball Aide 2,3: Volleyball 2,3,4. Emily Ella Munroe Em She is not for an age, but for all time. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club 3,4: Junior Prom 3. u 'F Antonio Richard Naso Dick Truth is a thing immortal. Ambition: Machinist. Richard Adolphe Nesman Texas Ah youth, forever dear, forever kind. Ambition: Commercial Artist Activities: Fishing Team 1,2,3,4: Junior Prom 3: Art Club 3. Beryl Helen Olson In youth lies the hope of the world. Ambition: Telephone Operator Activities: Science Club 1: G.A.A. 2: Junior Prom 3. Barbara Jane Otis Barb Her words are trusty heralds to her mind. Ambition: Hairdresser Activities: School Spirit 2,3,4: National Honor Soc- iety 3,4: G,A,A. 1,2,3, Numerals and D: Scholastic Letter and Stars. 11a.. :'1t ?i-'5?12- I x Thomas John Murphy Murph For whom do you slick your hair? Ambition: Work Activities: Projection Club 2,3,4: Vice-President 2, 3, Letters. John Paul Murray Jack Labor though slow is good for man. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Biology Club 2: Future Farmers of Am- erica 2,3,4: Softball l,2. Ronald B. Newell Ron lt is better to play than to do nothing. Ambition: Machinist Activities: Fishing Team 1,2,3,4. Marie Louise Nolette Louie Silence is the most perfect herald of joy. Ambition: Waves Activities: Glee Club 1: French Club 4: Science Club 1: Basketball 1,2,3g G.A.A, 1, , t Q, ' 'ff-: .A Raeolyn Mae Otis lt isn't what we give ..Rae,. but what we share. The gift within the giver is dear. Ambition: Hairdresser Activities: Home Econ omics 1: G,A.A. 1,2,3. Beatrice Ellen Peloquin Beakiss Anything worth doing is worth doing well. Ambition: Bookkeeper Activities: Junior Pron i 3: ltitr, Sports 1,2. 'X Marie Pillsbury To be polite is to do and say the kindest things in the kindest way. Ambition: Nurse Robert Patrick Plourde Hunting, I reckon, is and stir the blood. Ambiton : Air Force Pluto very good to brace the nerves Penrod Roger Sylvio Perreault A man of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomor- rows. Ambition: Machinist Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4. Shirley Ann Peters Shir1 To thine own self be true. Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Glee Club 1,3,4g Latin Club 1: Year Book 45 Encore Club 3,4: Junior Prom 3: Spelling Contest Medal 1. 4'2- George Francis Porter Any man can do anything he really wants to. Ambition: Professional Baseball Activities: Glee Club 1,2: Football 1,3,4: Hockey 2: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1. William Joseph Potter Bill A gentleman holds a rank no king can hold. Ambition: Medicine Activities: Science Club 1: Camera Club 2: Year Book 4: Projection Club 2: Junior Prom 3: Class President 3, Vice-President 4. l va X4 Phyllis Ellen Quimby Phil Speak the truth, yield not to anger. Ambition: To travel Activities: Band l,2,3. Arlene Elaine Renaud Arl Fair as a star when only one is smiling in the sky. Ambition: Medical Secretary Activities: Glee Club 1,2g D 3g Band 2,3,4g State Music Festival, N. E. Music Festival, D 2, Star 3,4, Head Majorette 3,4, Letterg Latin Club lg Year Book 4g Encore Club 3,4g Cheerleader Varsity lg G.A,A, 1,2g Junior Prom 3g Volleyball lg Carnival Queen Candidate 3g Usher for Graduation and Baccalaureate 3g Miss Strafford County Aide. Barbara Jane Rothwell Barb A girl to know and a girl worth while. Ambition: Keene Normal School Activities: French Club 3g Biology Club 2 and Dg School Spirit lg EncoreClub 1,2, and lnsigniag For- ensic Club D lg Press Club lg Junior Prom 3. Donald Alfred Roux Don Sigh no more ladiesg Sigh no more. Ambition: Commercial Pilot Activities: Junior Prom 3, Robert Joseph Powers Bob Better late than never. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Year Book 4g Basketball 3g Student Coun- en 2,3,4. Joseph Aime Prince Joc From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Ambition: Auto Mechanic I Lee Reynolds Good at a fight but better at fun. Ambition: Cosmetologist Activities: Tri-Hi-Y lg Cheerleader J. V. lg G.A,A. lg Junior Prom 3. Shirley Ann Roberge Shirl A small source but a mighty noise. Ambition: Secretary Activities: School Spirit 2,3g Encore Club l,2g Cheer- leader l,2,3,4. alla Nancy Jane Rowe Nance 'Fashions wear out more apparel than people. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club 3: French Club 3: Spanish Club 2: Trl-Hi-Y l,2,3,4: School Spirit lg Encore Club l,2,3, Award, Participated in Plays l,2,3g G.A,A, l: Usher for Prize Speaking. Patricia Jeannette Roy Honey She's quiet with a pleasing way. Ambition: Housewife Activities: Glee Club l,3,4: Encore Club lg G.A.A. lg Junior Prom 3. ' wad Thelma H. Sewall 'As you think--so you are. Ambition: Clarostat Harlean Norma Shane Shanie 'Variety is the spice of life. Ambition: Hairdresser if Q 410 'Tr .ti l Emily Adeline Scribner Emy To know her is to like her. Ambition: College Activities: Home Economics 2,3,4: Basketball 1,2 3: G.A.A. l,2,3: Junior Prom 2,3: Future Homemak ers of America Secretary 2, Vice-President 3. Anita Jeanne Sevigny Silence often persuades when speaking fails. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Junior Prom 3. Y 1 A I v Chester Robert Shaw 1 Easy come, easy go. Ambition: Sheetmetal worker Activities: Fishing Team 1,2,3,4. Kenneth F. Shorey 'Ken The light he ls in a woman's eye. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Football 4. Kenneth Edward Stanly Bud Work is work and fun is fun, But 'tis better to take the latter one. Ambition: Radio Electronic Engineer Bruce George Staple Hot Rod The accent of success is constancy of purpose. Ambition: Build my own garage and machine shop. 5 Herbert Cope Skelly Zip A good training is the key to success. Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Projection Club 1. Sandra Gordon Stammers Sandy 'May you ride on the sea of ambition and land on the shore of success. Ambition: Modeling or stage career Activities: Encore Club 1,2,3,4: Prize Speaking 3. .. QS, fv- Karl Lawrence Staples A villain with a smiling face. ' ' X Ambition: Air Force K F, Activities: Football 1,3,4, Q I . 'Q Sidney Lester Stevens, Jr. Sid 4 f f Hope is the chief blessing of a man. ia, . Ambition: Machinist V . ' ml if A V- f Egg:-. Charlene Fay Stoddard Char - 1 ' A A lady with graceful ways. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4: French Club 3,45 Biol- I - ogy Club 2, Year Book 4: Encore Club 3,45 Forensic 14- Q0 Club 3,45 Junior Prom 3: Librarian-Forensic Club. , x 49' V - Arthur Gilbert Sweatt 1 4-.f All the world's a stage. Ambition: Basketball Activities: Fishing Team . Xl.: Keith Everett Tabor Tab Short in SI3ILLl'8, tall in character. Ambition: Electrician or Physical Ed. Teacher Activities: Basketball 2,3,4. Janice Virginia Taylor Jan 'No woman is born without her dreams. Ambition: Go to California Activities: Home Economics 3: G.A.A, 2: Junior Prom 3. 4-X fix all 4' Phyllis Roberta Towne Phyl 'Diligence is the mother of good fortune. Ambition: Office Worker Activities: Glee Club 3,4: Science Club 1: G,A.A, 1. Eleanor Carol True Carol Women were made to love and be loved. Ambition: Women's Air Force Activities: Glee Club 3,4: Year Book Chairman of Publicity 4: Junior Prom 3. if Priscilla Ann Thurston Pat 'She gazed at many, loved but one. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Treasurer 4: School Spirit 1: Year Book Typist 4: Encore Club 1: Student Coun- cil 1: Press Club 1: Basketball 1,2: G,A,A. 1: Jun- ior Prom 3. Bette Elizabeth Towle Beers The temple of our purest thought is silence. Ambition: Air Force Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4: Science Club 1: G.A,A, 1,2,3,4. f. ig 'Ui X Ernest Albert Twombly Ernie 'Be not simply good, be good for something. Ambition: State Trooper Activities: Hockey 4: Track 2,3,4. Thomas Joseph Vachon Vash 'Why take life seriously? You'll never get out ofit a1ive. Ambition: Retire from Navy and live on Uncle Sam's money. 9' . -.F i 0 K 5- . i -c X Tl A I X, Shirley Lorraine Waterman Shirl The over curious are not over wise. Ambition: Designer or Housewife Activities: Home Economics 1, Vice-President 2, President 3, State Historian 4: Junior Prom Chairman 3. Patricia Anne Webster Trik The nice things come in small packages. Ambition: Hairdresser Gloria Mae Wentworth Glo Girls blush sometimes because they are alive. Ambition: Hairdresser Activities: Biology Club 1. Ruth Marie Wentworth 'Ruthie' 'Heaven gives us friends to bless the present scene.' Ambition: Secretary or College. Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4: School Spirit 2,3,4: Year Book 4. Leon Norbert Vezinia Buddy What's mine is yours and what's yours is mine. Ambition: Machinist Activities: Fishing Team 2: Student Council 1: Foot- ball 1: Junior Prom 3. Henry Joseph Viel Spider There is no other like him. Ambition: Chemist Activities: French Club 3: Latin Club 2: Biology Club 2: Camera Club 1: Projection Club 1,2,3,4: Football 1,3,4: Track 3,4. Patricia J. Weeden Pat Silence is one great art of conversation. Ambition: Waves Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4: Band 3,4: Home Econ- omics 4: Junior Prom 3. George E. Wentworth Georgie Make hay while the sun shines. Ambition: Coast Guards Activities: Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4: Foot- ball 4. PM Ann Elizabeth White 'Her wit makes things funny. Ambition: Housewife Activities: Glee Club 1: Basketball 2,3,4: G.A.A. 1. James Howard Willand Whip Common sense is the best indication ofasound mind. Ambition: Navy Activities: Band 1,2: Orchestra 2: Football 1: Base- ball 1,2, Letter 3, Star 4: lntr. Basketball 1,2,3,4. l Norman Armstrong York Ir. Yorky l travelall the irksome night by way to me Lmknown: I travel like a bird of flight, onward and alone. Ambition: Machinist Gay Ann Young 'Full of life, full of fun, a laugh and a smile for ev- eryone. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club 3: French Club 2: Encore Club 1,2,3, Emblem: G.A.A. 1,3, Letter 2: Junior Prom 3. n Richard Rand Willard Dick Thoughts are mightier than strength of hand. Ambition: Air Force Activities: Rifle Team 3,4. June Yeaton Honey Put your best foot forward. Ambition: Telephone Operator Activities: Biology Club 1: Year Book 4: Encore Club 1. ' 1 I Irving Russell Young He does not sit with silent men Ambition: Machinist Norman Edward Young Norm lf l'm so great when a boy, what will I be when a man? Ambition: Undecided Activities: Football 1: Basketball 2,3,4: Track 1,2, 3,4. A vw, ha- I B xfl James Francis McCoole Jimmy I am very fond of the company of ladies. Ambition: None Ruby Ann Palmer Speech is great but silence is greater. Ambition: Housewife and work. John L. Flanagan Dude A man that has dimples is not quite a brute. Ambition: Navy Lloyd Haines Hanze Hope is the chief blessing of man. Ambition: Togo into Missionary work. ' , ' . ff . ' ' ,.,g . ,. Q .A ' .JY - . . l UNDERCLASS QFFICERS 'K ,J Jumor Class Off1cers Sophomore Class Offlcers 'fh-1. ' wr Freshman Class Officers 39 Best Dressed George Davldson and Arlene Renaud Best Students Audrey Cloutman and Verne Brown I Cutest and Sweetest and Best Lookmg Jon Moore and Ruth Bassett I NOMINEES 'K 'Y l I I P' 4 I Most Popular Leona Leblanc and Jazz McKone Class Lady and Gentleman Mary Bennett and B111 Potter 40 Most Shy Jackre Chr1st1e and Ray Keefe Most Absent Young Most Musrcal Lucy Cauchon and Roger Perreault IN 53 ,p nf' ll 4 l Best Dancers Shrrley Guanya and George Davxdson Class Orators Audrey Cloutman and Burton Lavme 41 Mrnded Marcra Labonte and Norman Most Representauve Audrey Clout man and Burton Lavme Mrllion Dollar Smrle Berry Mons son and Bob Powers ' . , 1 f 3 . I V L ' Yi 1 b f ' ' t X r 3 f', ,fy 9 -, 1 H 70' f'f':',,- :SJ x'rfF 'z '-Ff3 '3w B xf4'.'i ' ' 'N '. gl S f'wN 'X' fl W' - wwf rfg w,,. , ri r r X' ' I ,I s K K., W N l CLASS FLOWER: RED CARNATION Crowmng Glory Jackre Chrrstre and Bob Powers FAVORITE PASTIME DANCING Best Natured Gay Ann Young and Larry Maloney Most Arusuc Rua Hutchms and Verne Brown 42 f A9 Most Lrkely to Succeed Audrey Cloutman and Larry Maloney Hardest Workers Audrey Clourman D El CL U3 I: v-1 FO O D l D E fb -vu-r 'M ,WJ SU Best Pals fgnlsj Shrrley Krng and Nancy Rowe Prettrest Eyes Leona Leblanc and Roger Mlchaud Best Pals Qboysj Jazz McKone and Drck Hughes Hollywood Bound- Sandra Stammas and Arthur Korn 43 CLASS COLORS ROSE AND SILVER FAVORITE SPORT BASKETBALL CLASS HISTGRY Date September 7 1949 T1me 8 15 Dest1nat1on A large bu1ld1ng where so many students had entered w1th the same empty feellng as we had the class of 1953 As we entered th1s bu1ld1ng some of the empt1ness began to leave us We settled 1n our home rooms and got acqualnted w1th each other Then bells began r1ng1ng and a mad rush started the freshman class hav1ng no 1dea of whmch d1rect1on to take So we began go1ng from one floor to the other lookmg at each door to see 1f the number of lt compared w1th that on the card we had T1me passed and after a week of th1s we slowly began to f1nd our way around the h1gh school After three weeks had passed we elected our class offrcers Tedd D1ckerman was elected Pres1dent Shlrley Gaunya Secretary George Peabody V1ce Pres1 dent and Marcla Labonte Treasurer We were then honored at a freshman re ceptxon Thrs was to acquamt us w1th the upperclassman It was a success and the party helped us to know our classmates better Later on m the year a magazlne dr1ve was held 1n order to secure money for each class treasury Our class and the sophomore class made a bet as to who would secure the most money dur1ng the dr1ve The losers were to pay a forfe1t We the freshman class won and as a forfelt some of the sophomore class had to dress as bab1es for a full day 1n school We really had qu1te a t1me 1n school that day mak1ng fun of those unfortunate sophomores The year progressed slowly as we were settl1ng down We attended the athlet1c games and really cheered our school to v1ctory Dances whlch were held regularly 1n the gym were fun to attend School then became somethxng to look forward to There was always so much go1ng on besmdes study1ng what we thought when we f1rst Freshman year was just about to close The sen1ors were gett1ng ready for gradu at1on wh1ch was somethmg for us to look forward to 1n the future Then the last day was upon us and the last report card was 1ssued We were glad to be out for the summer th1nk1ng of the thmgs we could do but also because one year of h1gh school had passed by us and another would soon come upon us We were started on the upclxmb at last Date September 6 1950 The summer months passed qurckly At last we could s1t back and watch the freshmen but our eyes were st1ll f1xed on the goal of becom1ng upperclassmen Class elect1ons were held and Larry Maloney captured the Pres1dency John Davls was chosen V1ce Pres1dent and aga1n Sh1rley Gaunya and Marc1a Labonte came out v1ctor1ous for the offrces of Secretary and Treasurer respect1vely Slowly but surely we were seated nearer the front row 1n assembly Toward the end of our Sophomore year Mr L Munroe Grandy took up the pos1t1on as Super1ntendent of Dover Schools wh1ch Gordon Fox had vacated The year progressed much faster than our freshman year w1th the students really makmg a place for themselves 1n Dover Hmgh The days went by and we all worked to make th1s a great year for our class The students of our class took more 1nterest 1n the var1ous undertakmgs Well as the say1ng goes All good thlngs must come to an end ' and so d1d our Sophomore year Date September 5 1951 The class of 1953 f1nally moved 1nto 1ts Jumor year To start everythmg off we elected our class off1cers who were W1ll1am Potter Pres1dent Tony Bern1er V1ce Presrdent Sh1r1ey Gaunya Secretary and Marc1a Labonte Treasurer R1ght away progress toward obta1n1ng our class r1ngs was started Rmg slzes were taken and we all walted 1mpat1ently for them to return so that we could show them off But when they arrwed we dreaded the event because they took a lot of our spendmg money 44 1 , , , I . . . , ' 3 , .. . . . ' 3 ! , . . . 1 1 1 1 ' ' Q a ' ' . . , D Y 3 I D i , . entered, and hard work. Then, as if someone had set the time machine ahead, our , . i I 1 , . . - . , . . . , . , . . D . . 9 I . . 3 3 7 1 ' 2 : ! 1 l ' 1 1 1 9 - . Almost everyone l1ved from one school dance to another for soc1al act1v1t1es became flrst 1n our agenda By th1s t1me we knew the ropes and were able to get 1nto much m1sch1ef and out of It w1th nothmg to show Many members of the class belonged to clubs or were on athlet1c teams Dur1ng thxs year the r1fle team was started w1th many boys and g1rls of the jun1or class as members Someth1ng new was started ln the school the traff1c system 1n the halls Pup1ls were to keep to the1r rlght and go around teachers who served as traff1c 1slands where there were 1ntersect1ons The school also started the1r own rad1o stat1on the mter commum cat1on system Th1s el1m1nated the need for not1ces to be brought to each room and lt allowed two way communlcatxons to one room at a t1me and one way to all rooms The w1nter sports events at Dover H1gh were h1ghl1ghted by the annual Carnwal Ball Durmg the even1ng a Queen chosen earl1er by the student body was crowned and two members of the jun1or class Betty Morrlson and Leona Leblanc had the d1st1nct1on of bemg a1ds to the Queen who was a sen1or The Ball was a success and was enjoyed by all The rest of the year was fa1rly rout1ne unt1l the t1me of the Jumor Prom T1ck ets had to be prlnted sold and money collected Posters had to be palnted and placed 1n d1fferent local1t1es and schools The two most xmportant parts were the decorat1ng of the gym and the h1r1ng of the orchestra We decorated the gym 1n the sen1or class colors blue and s1lver w1th comets and stars form1ng the background The decoratlons were centered around the sen1or class motto F1n1shed Yet Be gmmng After all of the expenses were deducted we had a good s1zed prof1t wh1ch was used for our sen1or year We tr1ed our best to gxve the Sen1ors the best Prom ever and we really thmk we succeeded Near the end of the year Audrey Cloutman was elected Presldent of the Student Counc1l She 1S the second g1rl to hold thxs pos1t1on 1n the h1story of Dover H1gh As the month of June showed her face we were all eager to get out of school and leave a most enjoyable year beh1nd us Date September 3 1952 Our sen1or year was to be our best and last Where many of us wxll go we know not but we do know that on the road we travel we shall never forget the happy memor1es we have found at Dover H1gh Soon after we returned for our last year we elected as Presldent Tony Barn xer V1ce Presldent W1ll1am Potter Secretary Sh1rley Gaunya and Treasurer Marc1a Labonte Our act1v1t1es began 1mmed1ate1y as we started our yearbook and almost before we had t1me to th1nk we were hav1ng our class p1ctures taken Th1s year the Jun1or Prom was glven 1n our honor The gym was decorated around our motto L1ve For Freedom That Freedom May L1 1n the class colors of rose and s1lver The ma1n event of the even1ng was the Grand March led by the Sen1or Class off1cers The g1rls were stunmng 1n the1r formals and the boys looked really sharp 1n the1r dress su1ts and bow t1es Thls year had gone by very qu1ckly and before we knew lt preparat1ons were soon underway for the Semor Banquet As graduatxon approached we were d1sm1ssed from class to practlce marchmg 1n the gym Graduat1on came at last For some lt was a step to. future school1ng wh1le others were takmg the1r places ln the bus1ness world and ln Uncle Sam s Armed Forces But wherever we go we w1ll always remember what happened 1n the four most enjoyable years spent at Dover H1gh School We w1ll cher1sh the close fr1ends we made and the th1ngs we d1d to make those four years the most memorable ex per1ence that comes to one only once 1n a l1fe t1me We now close th1s class h1story w1th the hope of 1mpress1ng upon the under classmen the necessxty of mal-ung the most of the four best years of the1r hves 45 7 . , . . . , . 1 , , - - . - , - . 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SENIOR CLASS WILL We the class of l953 after four years as fixtures in the hallowed halls of our beloved Alma Mater being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath all the worldly possessions we have acquired during our stay here To Mr Walker our headmaster we leave our thanks and sincere gratitude for the co operation he has given us during our four years in DHS To Mr Dodge we leave an alphabetical list of absentees to help the office girls in tracking them down To Miss Mc:Cooey we leave our heartfelt appreciation for the guidance help she has given us during our stay here To Miss Taylor we leave a box of mechanical pencils and erasers to help remove the many errors caused by freshman algebra students To Mr Ahearn we give the pleasure of simply leaving' To Miss Boyd we leave a blank check to take her French Seniors to Paris directly after graduation To Mr Paris we leave a list of sophomore boys who plan to enter the vo cational school next September Art Akerson leaves his Ford V8 to any Junior who promises to keep It 1n one piece Fowler Ruth Bassett leaves her job as editor of the Profile to Shirley Seaver Nancy Bassett inherits Mary Bennett s ladylike ways Sonny Bermer leaves his soiled football uniform to George Emerson Bea Bernier leaves with Buddy Vezina Madeline B1sson wills her cute pony tail to any Junior g1rl who likes long hair Estelle Blais leaves her winning ways with the teachers to Gayle Cloutman Bea Bonneau and Shirley Robergewill their many years on the cheering squad to Sandra Pevear and Gloria Gaudreau Nancy Boyle leaves her Latin book to Miss Buckley for next year's Latin pupils Verne Brown wills his autographed football to the Junior class so that they may add scores of games to come on it Barbara Rothwell leaves with Tommy Callahan s football and a can of silver polish Keep it shiny Barb Lucie Cauchon leaves her musical ability to Fay Issa Jackie Christie leaves a few of her quiet ways to Nancy Garland 46 Billy Ayer leaves some of his skiing ability, but most of his height to Arnold George Dav1dson leaves h1s extens1ve wardrobe to Paul McKernan Chr1st1ne Dodge leaves her Carnay complexlon to Rose Leblanc Sh1rley Gaunya leaves all the personal and secretar1al records of the class 3 to Joyce Flayhan W1ll1e Howard leaves h1s many ways to get along wlth woman to Robert Mc Cann Dxck Hughes leaves Dover Hlgh w1th a b1g sm1le for all underclassmen Nad1ne Kenlston s provocat1ve ra1sed eyebrows are left to Janet Lane Luc1lle K1nca1d leaves her last name to Phyll1s K1nca1d Marc1a Labonte leaves w1th the treasury money R1ta Leblanc leaves her worn roller skates at the Humoresque to Sandra Carswell M1ke Newsky IS the rec1p1ent of Jon Moore s good looks To Sammy Labr1e goes B1ll Potter s booklet ent1tled How to be a Gentle men 1n Ten Easy Lessons Bob Marshall bequeaths to R1Ch1C Joy h1s ab1l1ty to play Cupld Burton Lav1ne leaves h1s ab1l1ty for gettmg out of school legally to Ernest Peters Audrey Cloutman leaves takmg w1th her the honor of be1ng the second female Student Counc11 Pres1dent 1n the h1story of DHS June Drake leaves her School Sp1r1t to Barbara Cook R1ch1e Flanagan Bobby Gage Ronnle Newell and Chester Shaw all leave to resume the1r Jobs at the Strand Theatre Mat1na Grekas leaves her ch1ld1sh ways to Jacquelme Knox Dott1e Kay Marxlyn Hale Bette Towle and Bea Peloqum leave the1r ab111ty to stall on Engl1sh ass1gnments to any future sen1or who has not yet mastered the art of proc rast1nat1on Betty Morrlson sends her Pepsodent sm1le back to the Pepsodent Company so that they may f1nd someone else to wear lt Phyll1s Towne w1lls her ten swlft capable keyboard f1ngers to .Tack1e Labonte w1th the hope that she w1ll be very eff1c1ent Pat Roy leaves her Job 1n the off1ce every 5th per1od to any Jun1or who has study on that per1od Thelma Sewell leaves Mr Ahearn w1th no one to qu1et her Nancy Rowe leaves to take another tr1p to Florlda Come back w1th a n1ce tan Nancy To Edward Pr1ce a year s subscr1pt1on to the magazlne Phys1cal Culture 47 . . 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H ! 1S left by Karl Staples Em1ly Monroe bequeaths her love for book reports to Mlss Re1lly Charlene Stoddard leaves her battered play book w1th MISS McManus Robert Flanagan leaves h1s novel 'None But The Lonely Heart to Paul Came Mar1e P1llsbury bequeaths to FTaHC1S K1ng her ab1l1ty for gettlng a man for the Jun1or Prom To Carleen Jaques goes Pat Thurston's love for late hours Walter Kmg w1lls h1s ser1ousness to the Jerry Lewms of the next class J1mmy K1dney bequeaths to B1lly McBr1de h1s 1rrest1ble charm w1th the de s1re that he w1ll make out half as well as J1mmy does R1chard Leblanc w1lls h1s carrymg case to Bernard Roy so that he may carry home more school books Barbara Foley Just leaves per1od Paul Marcotte leaves the g1rls alone Arlene Renaud stops tw1rl1ng her baton long enough to prom1se It to a worthy underclassman who des1res the pos1t1on Anlta Sev1gny and Ruth Wentworth leave then' f1gures bookkeepmg that IS to any Jumor who l1kes f1gures Ann Wh1te leaves her book Ten Reasons Why Not To Do Homework to the ent1re Jumor class Don t f1ght over lt Gay Ann Young leaves her sunny d1spos1t1on to Norma St1les Pat Weeden leaves her place 1n the band and also her trumpet to Peter Hep er Slurley Waterman leaves her pres1dency IH the FHA to any Jun1or worthy of the pos1t1on Roberta McMaster leaves her seat 1n the FFA to any underclassman who en Joys farmmg John Ham1lton leaves Mr Ahearn rel1ev1ng hmm of one BIG problem Joe PTIHCC leaves h1s car 1n bad shape Howard Getchell unw1ll1ngly leaves ms append1x w1th Mr Flaherty s B1ology Class Have fun d1ssect1ng lt Henry V1el leaves h1s four d1ff1cult years at DHS After due conslderatlon Clyde Huse dec1ded to leave a m1d n1ght snack for the Jamtor Kexth Tabor after some coax1ng agreed to leave h1s popular blushes to Russ W1ll1ams Make the best of nature's present Russ 48 1 1 1 ' I II y 1 1 1 . . 1 . 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Sandy Stammers bequeaths her cher1shed bottle of Marchand s Hall' R1nse any Junlor who has the nerve to use lt Mary B1ckford won't leave Mary Bennett Ken Shorey leaves Clalre McKe1lunW1ll1ngly Jazz Mckone leaves tak1ng the head majorette Wlth hlm Sldney Stevens bequeaths to Pete Kagelelry h1s glasses Bob Powers leaves h1s dally tardy sl1ps to MISS Boyd vuth the hope that future sen1ors won't enter her room vnlthout a pass from the off1ce George Porter leaves w1th the 1ntent1on of golng to Rena Ray Keefe w1lls h1s shy ways to any Jun1or who vull keep them to a dull roar Roger Perrault leaves h1sworn song sheets to M1ss DePardo w1th the hope that some future solo1sts w1ll put them to good use Leona Leblanc hes1tates to leave her charm beauty and strung of men behlnd her Ernest Twombly regretfully leaves Cla1re Chenevert unprotected John Jestude leaves tOJO1f'1 Sandra' '7 Allce McAll1ster leaves her apron 1n the cafeterla to any Jun1or who l1kes cookmg Cathy Moore leaves her tltle Best Sport' to her slster Carolyn Bob Comlsky leaves h1s love for Lat1n classes to Burke Z1mmerman George Wentworth leaves hls presldency IU the FFA to Dlck Warnke Marlene Lebrecht leaves her 1ce cream scoop from Strafford Farms Dalry Wlth Sally Allen Rlchard Mmddaugh leaves h1s Job carrylng packages from the F1rst Nat1onal to Joe McGlynn Herb Meatty wllls hls knack for gettlng d1sm1ssal sl1ps from the Nurses Offlce to Ralph Sm1th Roger M1chaud wllls h1s very talented glft of be1ng able to hypnotlze the oppos1te sex to Stephen Huntley 49 .I , I w .1 V 'Y A. . to . , . . . . ,, , - . 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TWEQD OMEKQJQWJJTQ-Wf vo .a sEc.1 Octembrury, 1967 ESTABLISHED 1952 ARRIVES IN DOVER AFTER TWO YEARS STAY IN HOLLYWOOD Mtss Emtly Scrtbner noted horse woman arrlved tn Dover yesterday afternoon after a two years stay tn Hollywood where she has just com pleted her new ptcture The Bareback Rtder She has been quoted as say mg It s wonderful to be back on New England The chmate ts so hot tn Caltfornta that I could rude only n1ne hours a day S P C C LEAGUE MEETS THURSDAY On Thursday afternoon Professor Edmund Dtckerman of the V Browne Umversxty wtll be the speaker at a meettng of the Soctety For the Pre ventron of Cruelty to Caterptllars whtch wtll beheld at the home of the Vtce Presrdent Mr Roger Donahue ADVICE TO THE LOVE LORN By NANCY ROWE Dear Nancy I have kept company wtth Lulu for ten years or so but have not yet asked for her hand Should I do so now or John Boyle Dean John B I advtse you to awatt further de velopments Nancy Rowe BIRTHS Mrs Archtbald Belch formerly known as Mrss Ltlltan Babb gave btrth to quadruplets at the Wentworth Hospttal early thts mormng It has been reported by poltce offrcer Walter Brock that somewhere tn the vrctntty of ll 30 last ntght some cul prtt threw a brtck through the wtndow of Mr Earl Blood s clothrng store and made off wtth a seventy ftve dollar sutt that had been purchased by Mr Albert Barden Barden was so pleased wtth the cut and tatlorlng of the sutt that he has threatened to sue Mr Blood unless the sutt ts recovered or an ex act repllca can be obtatned Spectacular Seo Rescue Made By Former Dover Resident TWO OF A PARTY OF SIX SAVED FROM DAMP DEATH REST PERSONALS Mtss Loutse Gltdden was guest arttst on the Kenneth Kung Rubber Phono graph Needle Hour last evenmg She played two harp solos An tncrease was noted today rn the number of passengers rtdtng on the Dover Portsmouth bus Thrs ts due we are told to the sensatton caused by June Yeaton as the ftrst woman bus drtver tn thrs part of New England Mr Rtchard Nesman and Mr Herbert Skelly engtneers for the government 1nSouth Afrtca have recently returned and are lecturtng on thetr expertences wtth wrld canntbal trrbes A new scalp tonrc the Fenton Flutd anteed to keep all bald heads shtny If you destre a sparklmg dome be sure to stop tn at your local drug store and order some today A meettng of the Sunday School Teachers League was held at the home of the Prestdent Helen Barnes Those present were Vtce Prestdent Aurore Caouette Secretary Mary Fall and Treasurer Rada Fuller It has been re quested that the members of thts noble organrzatton kmdly attend future meetrngs Mr Ernest Lennon Fmancter lS sttll workmg on hrs expenment to see tf he can somehow save money by sell tng the holes rn doughnuts Anrnstttutron has been opened by Mr Russell Browne for all people who have mantas Hts ftrst guest was Mr Francrs Evans who seemed to have a strange desrre to eat JO TO BE SAVED TODAY Equator Oct l QA Pj Yesterday afternoon wttnessed one of the most excrttng and courageous rescue scenes tn the pages of htstory A Jolly party conststtng of Mtss P3f.l'lCl3 Bratton Mlss Carol True Mr Arthur Akerson Mtss Barbara Rothwell and Mr Thom as Callahan was crutstng the Pacrftc Ocean on the costly yacht belongrng to the renowned playboy Mr Norman Young who also went along as chap erone Whtle they were off the Gala pagos Islands a tremendous storm suddenly brewed Desptte the gallant efforts and the capable ptlotlng of Mr Young the boat capstzed and hurled the passengers rnto the chtlly waters Upon lostng control of the shtp the ptlot was fortunately able to secure a ltfeboat whtch everyone safely reached Mr Calahan came perrlously near death whtle rescutng a salamt sandwtch from the cabtn c1f1c waters the party was spotted by the world famous avrator Dar1usJ Davts who was trytng out hrs new 125890763 two seater Jet sea plane whtch he has recently patented After ctrcltng the party he made a Dartng Dartus Dtve and coasted rn to the lrfe boat Asthe small craft seats only two people Mrss Rothwell and Mr Calla han volunteered most enthustasttcally to conttnue the round the world art trtp wtth Mr Davrs They are due to return to the Untted States next Mon day Meanwhtle the rest of the party ts sttll floattng somewhere out on the Pactfrc flghttng over who gets the sa lamtsandwtch fStake your money on Akerson J An army sea plane ts bemg sent out some ttme today to rescue the by now downhearted group In ctdentally rt has been reported that Dartng Dartus Davts ts attempttng to beat the round the world flyrng re cord set two years ago by the famed woman avtator Mrss Beryl Olson L , . O , - . .: . ' ' v ' u Q 1 . . I I ' - . ,, . - . .A ' - . . I . , . . t . , . wait another gen yea-rs. discovered by Robert Fenton, is guar- After seven hours of floating on Pa- ' I 1 - Y ' I . .. . I . I ' l ' - I I 1 . . , . . , : ' , - . . ' ' . ' 1 - 'li' , , . ' - I I ' I 1 l ' PLRSONALS tn New York Scheduled to arrrve tn Dover on the 25th ofOctober ts concertptantst Par thena Esptef She wtll be accompanxed by Leonel Denencourt and hrs two precc all gtrl orchestra Thomas Vachon was recently appotnted bodyguard of Bruce Staples the great ftnancrcr Mr Vachon has been tn past years bodyguard to allthe great gang sterstn thrssectton of the country cludrng Scarface Maloney btg trme New York racketeer The Mtsses Arleta and Lottte Avery have been the ftrst cosmetologtsts to use the new electromc hatrwasher tn vented by Rtchard Downrng noted sctenttst Thts new devtce automatt cally curls the hatr of everyone wtth tn a one mtle radtus Mtss Phyllts Ltttlefreld was so pleased wrth the re sults that she rushed downtown to buy a new chapeau from Charles Pterre Browntng the noted Parts destgner who has just establtshed htmself tn our fatr ctty The Woman sClub held thetr bt mon thly tea at the home of Mrss Barbara Leary last eventng After a lecture on Flowers by Mr Thomas Freeman world renowned botantst refreshments were served Coffee pourers were Mtss Barbara French and Mtss Shtrley Ktng Mr Roy Cole ts tn Boston thts week vts1t1ngMr Rudy Mayo and Mr Clay ton Hubbard who are taktng post gra duate courses tn Home Economtcs at Harvard Umversrty Lecture to be gtven on Thursday even mg by Brg Game Hunter Wtlltam Ayer at the Ctty Hall Hts secretary Raymond Conway who travels wrth htm wtll add to thts tnteresttng lec ture by showtng a few of hrs collectton of shrunken heads whtch he ptcked up tn Afrrca on one of thetr recent safarts NOTICE Fenerty s Tax: Service Temporarrly Out Of Bu srness Due To Flat Ttres, Bad Brakes, and The Loss Of The Gear Shaft. PERSONALS Mrss Joan Demosthenes commonly referred to as Amertca s Sweetheart recetved an anonymous letter whtch threatened vtolence lf she dtd not re tue from the headltnes rmmedrately The culprtt ts betng sought by prtvate eye Gerald LaF1amme who has been asked by Mtss D to tnvesttgate the case A Teacher s meettng was held last Tuesday evemng at the home of Mtss Nancy Boyle geometry rnstructor at Dover Hrgh School Mr Joseph Melan san Latrn teacher was elected Presr dentofthe Teacher sAssoc1at1on and Mrss Raeolyn Otts manual tratnrng tnstruetor was chosen Secretary Af ter the electrons the newly appomted truant offrcer Mr Dan1e1Kerav1ch deltvered an tnteresttng and absorb mg talk on Juvenrle Delrnquency Mrss Lourse Nolette U S N ts tn town today recruttmg women for servtce tn the WAVES The ftrst two recrutts were Mrss Theresa Ktttredge and Mtss Mar garet Harton who have spent ftfteen long years tn tryrng to decrde whether or not to Jotn Upon betng asked by Sargeant Nolette what made them dectde to jotn the Mtsses replred that the prospect of ftndtng two suttable husbands was decltntng tn Dover by the year and they hoped to be more successful tn the Navy Mr Hugh Donovan noted author has just completed hts sequel to the Charles Atlas Sertes entttled Why Be Mousy When You Can Have Mus clesl Mr Ronald Edm the publtsher has predtcted that the book wtll make the best seller ltst tn the near fu ture Campatgmng for the success of the book are the Mtsses Oneta Demers and Martha Creelman who are offer mg to the publtc a free trtal bottle of thetr Ooomph Vrtamin Ptlls whtch are guaranteed to make any man ac qutre muscles wtthtn thtrty days tf taken as prescrtbed DANCING LESSONS Specual classes on the art of the Tango Rhumba and Mombo Instructor George Davrdson Ably Assnsted By Pl RSONALS Thomas Murphy drrcctor of Llspy dc Rochemont s Theatre Gurld ts hold mg audrtrons for brt parts tn the cur rent success The Two Farmerettes starrtng Mary Fall as Farmer and Ro berta McMaster as Lttes Mr Rtchard Kay has opened thc O Kay Ntghtclub tn New York Weslcy Hen drtckson and hrs band wtll be playtng there on the gala opemng nrght wtth the featured vocaltst betng Glorta lorchy Lemay lv tss Arlene Bubbles Rtnaud former Dover socralrtc ts bctng fca tured tn John McKone s Blackouts at the Btltmore Theatre Mr Harry Howe and Mr Leo Janelle are sttll butldtng thetr supcrsontc Mars where several of thetr frrends restde HAIRDRESSING Under Expert Dlrectron P HYLLI S QUIMBY Boyrsh Bobs S150 Boyrsh Boys 2 50 THIS WEEK AT THE HUBER THEATRE Subway Car Named Passron starring SANDRA STAMMERS AND ARTHUR KORN 95 1 uv X Willard 8. Wllland UNDERTAKERS Ve Specralrze rn old Skelerons Mn ss Barbara Lavasseur C II 0000 C fguecral classes rn the new dance The Lavasseur Stompnj For Information 51 , , K -- - , I ' , . : 1 u I , . - - ' 1 1 ' , s ' ' - , s . . r - , I I - 4 . I . I ' . . . . , in- , . T ' V , K ' ' . - , X 1. H .1 A Y a . ' ' . I I . , .- . ., , f . - . . . , . . ' ' , c . ' ' - ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' - spaceship in which they plan to fly to . . H -. 'I ' I . . ' . 1 I I A . I . . , f u - - . ' . . ' ' I H I. ' . I I I I I . -. I . . . ' 1 . I A T ' T - I ' Y D Y - . 'ii . H 0 ' 1 I 1 . - , . . - - 1 F . - ' Q - , U .. . I u PERSONALS Mlss Lee Reynolds came tn second at the Rochester auto races last Saturday She protests that she would have won lf the gear shtft hadn t stuck ln low through out the race I forgot to re lease the brake too says Mtss Rty nolds Mr Burton Lavme was seen last Satur day nlght at the Hotcha Club wtth a former Dover socralrte They were gazmg mto each others eyes over marttnrs A certarn young woman namely Mtss Ollver Marcotte ts bemg squlred a round town by Mr Arthur Sweatt Mxss Marcotte rt IS rumored wtll soon be come Sweatt s fourth mantal venture A former resrdent Mr Wllllam Cul len Esq who has been escortlng some ofNew York smost beauttfulshowgtrls lately lost hrs shtrt at the Gyptm Gambllng Casmo last Tuesday ntght We guess we won t be seelng h1m a round the nlght spots for a whtle Mr Vrctor Huse and Mtss Lucxlle Mar cotte rt has been rumored are plan nmg to open a school for mstructton on how to play the flute At the Bop Room ln New York Clty Mtss Patrrcta Caswell and Mr John Farrell were seen dancmg cheek to cheek to the tuneof Weddmg Bells Wlll Soon Be Rtngmg 999 Mtss Sylvla Hayes and Mlss Roberta Kenney have been scrapplng over a mutual suttor The Keyhold has not yet found out the posmve name of the surtor but we belreve hxs mmals are F C 'rw INTIMATE TALKS LOVE 8- SENTIMENT Mlss Surley Peters an Donald Roux COME IN AND TELL US YOUR TROUBLES FREE OF CHARGE' We re xn thrs busrness for the laughs FIGHTING TONIGHT Richard WI Ideal Hughes Roland 'P anther Howard Rmgstde Seats 312 50 One Fourth Mrle Seats O0 To challenge the wmner of thrs frgbt RICHARD DENAULT otherwu se known as KID LAMP One Blow And He s Out' BARDWELL S RESTAURANT Saecxal Bargam' Free meals served to all on the 32nd day of every month Chef and Prop fl efor Ray Bardwell 52 e all Know all Tell al KEY HOLE The gossip of today becomes news of tomorrow HAIR STYLISTS BEATRICE BONNEAU HARL ENE SHANE We can make ANYONE beautlful NOTE To be sure of an apporntment Call one year ahead of Mme Due lo our business polacy w are 968 Coll Dover 21258965 , I , Se I I I on . . , . by v In A I - d Q . Mr. ' I ' A . ' ll ' ll ' I I .0 1-1. , vs' ,, booked up until next September, . , ' . . - 1 . . 1 . . - ,I - I Hf -MOL MF T 2 i if R 91. , W ,jx It ul r 1 i is ng-Qi? M ni 4- ., if - .A i 53 Af! Electrtcrty Art Class llll F L1 Auto Shop SCHOOL LIFE Lrfe at Dover Htgh School can be dtvrded tnto two groups recreatton and studyrng whrch together make up our educatron Upon entermg Dover Hrgh each student has a chorce of takrng a course rn the Commercral Academtc or Trade frelds At the Davrs Vocatronal School the followrng courses are avatlable cosmetology sheetmetal electrrctty cabmet makrng atuo mechanrcs and machtne shop Cooks and bakers agrrculture and home economrcs are also taught at Dover High School The senrors especrally enjoy chemrstry What IS 1t'P That rs oftenthe expressron the students make after some of the lab expertments There ts one element that wrll always be recognrzed Lven those on the frrst floor can tell when sul fur rs betng heated Psychology another enjoyable subject rs the study of human behavror and after a senror has taken thrs course he should know why people act as they do bnglrsh rs a course that ts studred for four years and rt mcludes grammar lrterature and speech The professronal assemblres school plays prrze speakrng contest spelltng bee and varrous clubs all go to make up a well rounded School lrfe The boys and gtrls chorus and the band put on several concerts durtng the school year As fall approaches heavy coats are dragged out and everyone goes to the football games to cheer the Green Wave to vrctory After the tradrtronalThanksg1vrng game wrth Portsmouth basketball rs rn the ltmelrght Hockey and skung are enjoyed by those brave souls who an endure the cold weather Durrng the week volleyball can be watched almost every noon rn the gym Dances are held nearly every week and musrc IS supplred by records or an orchestra Usually there jg a large crowd and a good ttme rs had by all The teachers alternate rn chaperonrng the dances The two btg dances of the year are the Carnrval Ball and the Iunror Prom The Gurdance departmenthelps the students wrth therr personal problems and advtses them as to the work they are most capable of dolng The aptrtude tests whrch are taken rn the freshman and junror years rndrcate an rndrvrdual s abrlrtres Every fall each class elects the offrcers who wrll lead the groupthroughout the year One student from each home room IS elected to represent hrs classmates on the Student Councrl Our hrgh school boasts of one of the best Student Councrls rn New England Four happy years are made possrble by the faculty to whom we are very grateful 54 nr gm E I ,- 11 1 1 1 1 . . , , 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . , . , . 1 - 1 0 ' 1 . . . . . . . . . . . , 1 Q 1 lx. 71 bf' H F3 N Cooks and Bakers Chemlstry Q... Woodwork Modern Problems qv- .4 Sheetmeral Cosmetology 55 of o ' o' H., ,,.- ' I , I- Q 'NZM 'f I f . o f V' 1 X X K f' vu X 3 QI, xx .. ' 1 ' . , 1 . . ', V LQ 'MK ' A 'EA ' 'f i 11 o I Q' .1-F4 1 ,gl Q' , , ' ,,,, ,' i L 5 I. wt ' Mig ' '.f, H 1 'Fd 3 Fifi , 1 , Y lm fi A ' .. 'X ' , ion' o :' , it A F f .V 'Q 2 - . M 1 K Q' ' . A ' -.L S. 5CIllOl' Lngllsh DFIVCI Irumng Football Practlce Lhuerleaders L4 ' - - . - L V 5.9 'F' A: kiln-. 5 lvl- At! '+' ' 'KA ' ' V I' 5 f N3 - 'Q :XF mem '5P4xrlT.hHiV. Til, 4 :Lf Q .,'E,,, Effl- Yy. Y-, .M ,-. . . ff .ALL fs i-Q ,i F .I -1. , 'N - ' ' 'N -.. ' ' ' - w'7' , , g.f- :lr K w ' B ' 'x,.V',. 'A il A Basketball Fowlball 56 in NNI M, G64 Y K af 9 -64' f?'A fl. wbvghw Band Madame Shop 'Z wg iq' Electncal Shop Typmg U n ' 5 if H 3 ee ,J ' aj Physics Home Economics 57 new v1 OFFICE L MX ZX Q' .. '.2-'- Zh f nl? ZTWVIWTWQ gg CET .... ... 1 V1 ,T 1 1 PROFILE STAFF AND MEMBERS tow One Carol True Estelle Blats Rrta Hutchrns june Drake Ru h Bassett Shrrley Seaver Shtrley Gaunya Niarcta Labonte Mary Bennett Row Tno Mtss Boyd advlsot Madeltne Brsson Pathena Esprefs Pat Bratton Ro berta kenny Arlene Renaud Rada Fuller Sandra Stammers Mary Brckford Betty Morrtson Ruth Wentworth Mrss Nlurphy advrsor Row Three Patty Morrrson Shrrley Peters Charlene Stoddard Tony Bernter Robert Marshall Burton Lavme Btll Potter Robert Gagnon Leonel Denoncourt Lucy Couchon Sandra Butterfreld PROFILE STAFF snr L '42 Seated George Davtdson Mary Brckford Shrrley Gaunya Ruth Bassett June Drake Carol True Standmg Tony Bermer Mary Bennett Mrss Boyd advlsor Shrrley Seaver Mrss Murphy advrsor Rtta Hutchms Rada Fuller Betty Morrtson Marcta Labonte Btll Potter Burton Lavtne 60 D V I . , . , , . I 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 5 1 3 1 1 1 ' , 4 . 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Y N ur ,J-1.1 -.4 1' ' y,.1L115v1 .-z-' Q '1 -- . .., ' 11' : 1'.1'. - 1 -, 5. .1 -1. 1 ::1.- - ' M., +1 . .mgldl ,:?1,, 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 5 1 1 C 1 1 l 1 Y ' STUDENT COUNCIL 'WPI QP Row One Robert Prnsctnce Bonnre Potterton Madelerne Bermer Antta Charest Burton Levtne Audrey C lout man Mary Benne t Betty Morrtson Barbara Cook Eleanor I-lanscorne Robert Fenton Row Two Joseph Messter Robert Ktng Rolland Grondrn Bob Culton Joan Murphy John Marttn Gregory Kageltery Joseph Galtbors Ter rance Dunn Donald Stoddard Peter Kagelrery Row Three Wtlltarn Levrne Howard McDonald John Hashem Rrchard Wrllard Walter Brock Robert Powers Ted Dtckerman Robert Larsen Lawrence Maloney Henry Vrel Paul Marcotte Tony Bernler Mrchael Newsky GREEN AND WHITE ..-., .44-4. Ili Row One Dolores LaDuke Carleen Jaques Tony Bermer Marcra LaBonte Harrret koutrtlakos Row Two Mrss O Brren Charles Crocco Burton Levrne Ernest Peters Roland Blood 61 4 ,fb-, , - - W ' A, ,Q 1 , Q 'L? I x , - .......-., ,. 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R' T 3 l' Hn P' yr 'LCD i Row One Ruth Flemmg Phyllis Krncald Rada Fuller Pat Thompson Mary Lee Pelczar Carol Elwell Parthena Lsprefs Row Two Mr Barnes Mxss Buckley Damel Brown Rrchard Leblanc Robert Kenney Lucy Cauchon Mr Flaherty Nlr De Gross 62 TRI HI Y -- ' ' v T , .,. - ., S .. I-A . 1 una - - I ' . h ' , , 4 ii I f 4 ' 1 - , , I WWW' I - I ,I 2 - . Q' It KI ' - . , . ,-.. .W-Q --v--s-5-U' A ,...,. I , - ' ' .i ' ' M.-.-.-........4..,..LL.. A 3 - g15::,..f, , ' I - . ' . f - f l - J 5 Z 1 L I VA ? : J ,... . . I a i g x l .., ' r 1 f I - . . I ,rt .N xv f ' 4. W V, . ' , f HM n , . .. ,. X A 1' ' - 19 ' . . . 'xl . 7 C A -Q 'I ,.,.................... -'I I 'X- . 'I .. . . - 2? Row One Barbara Cook Mary Ann Randall Dons Courteau Barbara French Marcra Labonte Shrrley Gaunya Shtrley Krng Pat Thurston Drana D Arcy Carleen Jaques Janet Lane Row Two Nancy Rowe Sandra Daggetr Joyce Flayhan Patty Morrrson Sandra Butterfreld Dorothy Kay Susan Rrckert Lourse Larrvrere Jt yce Labonte Ethel Leonard Pat Labonte Bernadlne McCabe Harrret Koutrelakos Gary Ann Young Mrs Alterman advrsor Row Three Jenny Brown Carolyn Smalley Nancy Rrchardson Cynthra Perklns Bessy Blougouras Jean Baras Betty Morrrson Evelyn Parnagran Barbara Barker Jackre Chrrsue Pat Thompson Rrta Labonte Sally Allen ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Row One Mr O'Connell, Mr Flaherty, M1ssO'Br1en, Mr Walker, Mr Ahern Row Two Mr Adams, Tony Bermer, Laurence Maloney, Henry Vrel, Audrey Cloutman 63 SCHOOL SPIRIT P x O Jackte Lucas Roberta Rrchard Rada Fuller Ruth Wentworth June Drake Roberta kenney Llarre Chtna vert Donald Stoddard Harr1etKoutrelakos Pow Two Mrs Hasty adxrsor Parthena Esprefs Margaret Iyrchols Nlargarer Johnson Lrnda XN alker Helen Barnes Jenny Brown Mary Brckford 'xlrss Murphy advrsor Row Three Barbara Otrs Beverly Stetson Carolyn Smalley Pat Retlly loger Donahue Patrrck Grllen Paulette XN atson Mar g1rerH1rron Mar Bennett PRESS CLUB 1 Row One Roberta Rrchard Barbara Cook Robert Gagnon Pat Thompson Nancy Rrchardson I ronel Denoneonrt Pat Rerlly Jenny Brown Row Two Mr Pellerrn advrsor Rada Fuller Bernadrne McCabe Shrrley McLlary Har rrerKoutrelakos Phyllxs Otxs Margaret Johnson Joanne Dore Roger Donahue Mrs Srnrth advrsor Row Three Joseph Ersenstern Carolyn Smalley Joan Murphy Lrnda Walker Sandra Lerghton Bessy Blougouras Lynthra Per kms Jean Baras Donald Stoddard 6 lf? --5 , ' 1 ' H I 1 6 t Q A 5 f gl , I - xl I A ' Q ll X I ' . .5 ,lf a ., ,f g X jg , ' . 4 l V h I lt -. 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Q ' f g ,. .3 N 4 1, ' . t 1 ,, vb. :' tx I: .- S 1 'iw , fe - x , s 1 1 - 4 5 1 1, I , . : '. , 1 , , u , ' l Y Y I 3 l - 1 l ' 4 FORENSIC CLUB Row One Dorothy Matthews Jane Mann Shrrley Krng Charleen Stoddard Donald Stoddard Pat Thompson Mary Bennett Harrret Koutrelakos Margaret Johnson Row Two Robert Prnsrnee losephlsentern Marte Baxter June Drake Joan Stevens Debby D Arcy Charles Crocco Mrss Valley Advrsor ROW THREE Ruth Randall Bob Getchell Rrehard Downrng Phyllrs Badger Dan Antonapoulos Clarence Scott Carolyn Smalley PERKINS PRIZE SPEAKING Row One Judrth Stammers Phyllls Krncard Bessy Jane 'vlann Sally Allen Mr Peltonen Advrsor jean Blougouras Ernest Peters loan Stevens Harrret Koutre Baras Carolyn Smalley Pat Thompson lakous Margaret johnson Row Two Barbara Cook 1 6 EELII1 I ' - L 1 , Q I' I I ' ' ' . . :-- 2 ' , , X P i' I - U 1 , X V. Hx V my I ' A A E I , ' 14 1 m Q 1 1 '- - ' 1 It, X 1 1 V , V Exif xy.r ' I I ' ie. , 1 A II -, 3 I , fi W I .1 5 I L f of Q lx ' ' P ,M , 1 ' , ' as ENCORE CLUB '- ei ft If , X- . L l rs i 'HWY-I Lx Row One Barbara Shafer Roberta Rrchard Barbara Cook Rlta LeBlanc Barbara French Dorothy Kay Phyllrs Ous Barbara Blood Dorrs Courteau Lourse Larrvrere Parthena Esprefs Shrrley Peters Helen Barnes Ruth Flemmrng Hazel Elwell Row Two Mr Crosby Dorothy Matthews Jackre Sheltry Kay Wrlson Made lerne Bernrer Sally Allen Joanne Dore Lrnda Walker Cynthra Conklrn Margaret Johnson l-larrret Koutrelakos Jenny Brown Carolyn Smalley Joan Murphy Bernadrne McCabe Shrrley McClary Roberta Kenney Arlene Renaud Mrss McManus Advrsor Row Three Mary Brckford Sandra Lerghton Nancy Keenan Nancy Bassett Charleen Stoddard Lucy Cauchon Mary Jane Burbank Alrce O Nell Bambr Stevens Bessy Blougouras Cynthra Perktns Beth Hazelrud Jean Baras Mary Davrs Joyce Four Debby D Arcy Lee DeMoulp1ed Drck Campbell Robert Gagnon ErnestLaroche JosephCote Arthur Korn Dan Antonapoulos Lronel Denoncourt John Blewett Joseph Nadeau John Fredette Tony McManus Drane Marn Pat Thompson all A L' it J Paul Marcotte ll' ,Ag Arthur Korn San ra Carswell Rrchard LeBlanc Lronel Denon .-6, court , grit ffffzfs ' gfszfgz l' Q Q i ' ' 1 P e 1 F 1 1 it ' 1 ' 4 J Q 1 5' E I J a . e ' f v ' X 5 . fi rs i J ' ' i 1 X 'A' I :Xu ,F 1 x lr Q' s , I Y H -luv: V E PAX? .Lx NL .Y X J . I Advlsorg Shirleyy Seaver, Joar1Stevens, Marie Baxter: Henson: Phyllis Badger,'Pat Willard:-Mary Bennett. ROW - J d 4 RX V U W' 4 ' 4,5 'tb - , i x ,Yi I 1 I!! . xx hi PY' 5 ru' if p , - ' A Q 'c' ' J ' 1 - . .3 1 V . J . ' - -f - le' -' - f , Q - . , '-if ' fx d ' '. x .- I - . 1 2,51 4 66 PRCJECTION CLUB no it-f Row Onc Thomis Nlurphy Ray llourihan Norman Matthiw Carl Bruncllc Sandra Qarswcll Warrcn Hork Hcrbcrt Clark Lyatcs Ingram Row Two Lawrcncc Maloncy Huch Donavan John Davis Thomas Robcrgc ESCOFF Pearl Otis Florence Klucsner Norman McKonc Row ldward Pound James lXlC,f aren Bill O Conncll Mr licrgcron Advisor Row Thrcc John Blcwclt Paul Richards Carl Johnson Kenneth Robinson Ray landry llcnry Vicl Lawrence C lcmcnts IER CLUB lloward McDonald Clydc Hughes Mr Appleby Advisor lvqr 'I NIO 1 67 1 A ' . . 5I V f - 6 Q l A f A ' - - 1 L A V ,, A I 1 l ' 1 ,. . I ' 1 1' 15-K' -w :I 1, N' A : ix W I 1, ,, , P ' ,ff' ' V' E ,Lg . 'A' fl' U. r' ' ' . l , ' A- I . 'V r I , I s: g A V ' . ' 1 , I si V ' ' 1 V . ,- 1 , 1 ' , . A v V Q , s . Row One: Phyllis Strong, Phyllis Kincaid, Shirley Davis, Twog Bill Bernard, Russell McAllister, james Wiswell, , E , i . A , . ? I ' 5 1 1 ? . F, f A Q: . , , L t 42 g g 3 i 1 ' ' i Q , . X g E ' ' '- ? s f l I 1 Q ' 7. Q 1 ' . Q ,. ' 5 f 'Q ' . i Q 2 i. Q - -5' up ' I 5 , Sf' f--I 'K -4 1. Q ,l X + ' f 91 , - fa iv if . . ' l I .Q ' '- f ,' . ' ' A T' 5 1 4 K. X. I I P 1 I ' P A FRENLH CLUB A Row One Aurore Caouette Lourse Nolette Parthena Esptefs Ltonel Denoncourl Mary Bennett Charlene Stoddard Mary Brckford Shrrley Peters Row Two Bruce Brtdges Cynthra Conkltn Jrm Davrs Lee De l-r Moulpted Prxscrlla Rarney Mary Davts John Fredette Mtss Boyd Advlsor Row Three James Lang Joseph Nadeau Clarence Scott Francrs Evans Lrnest Laroche Lloyd Brown Tony Bernrer John Croteau LATIN CLUB Row One Pat Wrllard Roberta Rlchard Andrea Wenth worth Barbara Shafer Joseph Galtbots Cynthta Perktns Bob Kelly Grace Brunelle Mary Ann Randall Carol Ewell Ruth Flemmg lean Baras Row Two Peter Menounous Janet Lane Sandra Daggett Margaret Campbell Phyllts Qumt Barbara Blood Dons Courteau Clarre Chenevert Susan Rrckert Kartn Weeden loan Murphy Mxss Buckley Advrsor Row Three Robert Eraser Harrtet Koutrelakas Jennle Brown Carolyn Smalley Linda Walker Nancy Breen lane McShera NancyBassett Barbara Barker Mary Lou Batchelder 'vlary Burbank Davtd McLel1and Row Four James Durkln Donald Barnard James Dravetrs Wtlfred laBe11L Bob Larson Joseph Lssa Joseph Cote Salvatore Cenunero Herb: rt Clark 68 4 . vp 5 ' 7 4 L 1 1' - i Z - 1 1 1 f 1 , g 1 11-. , s 1 1 -J LL Q '1 T , ' r ,. , L . 1 , 4, ' - I . T 1 .- . :Q . L . Q 1 : X ' '. 4 Y ' T' I .6 '- Y Q. R ' v v , . I , -C , I I . - ' Vo Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . E 1 1 1 1 - - 1 . , . 1 . . 1 ' 1 . . , . , x E - . 1 1 1 1 1 - U , . 4 - : . x x . A , ' I I I I 1 ' -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . . I H . . , Q . , . . 1 1' 1 ' I A 1 u I V I y v A D 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 x A 4 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 . Z BIOLOGY CLUB F5 Row One Roberta Rtchard Allen Bourne Joseph lssa Norman McKone Cynthra Perkrns Mary Ann Randall Carol Elwcll Ruth Flemmg Row Two Vrrgtnra Merrtll Phyllrs Kmcatd Nancy Porter Lrnda Walker Carl ART Row One Anna McMaster Pat Crouse Jackre Varney Connre Strachan Lours McKay Gerald LaFlamme Joyce Sevtgny Gall Rogers Marte Croft Beverly Stetson Beverly Stnclarr Row Two Paul Redden Ruby Palmer Barbara Leary Martma Grecous Nancy Call Vrrgrma Merrrll Candy Moody Joan Demosthenes Tamara Lane PUIHQ H Brunelle James Durktn Erleen Fall Mr Flaherty Ad vrsor Row Three Ruth Lawry Donald Stoddard hm Draveus Francrs Bandock Wrlfred Labell Russell O Connell Paulette Watson Joan Stevens CLUB Marcta Langley Eva Anderson Faye Issa Shtrley Water man Charlene Labrte Mrs McHugh Row Three George Srmons Ketth Tabor Roger Bedard Rrchard Brckford James Wrswell Clayton Hubbard Allen Vrgent Rtchard Nesmen Walter Brock Kenneth Krug Mrchael Newsky Rtchard Dowmng Or- 1 un i in t L , sv t L . 1 ' -V' f, ' ' 2,5 ' A ,xt V -. 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' L ' A I X- KR 50 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row One Judy Mayo Jaekre Varney Andrea Crosby Joyce Sevrgny shrrley Waterman Fay Issa Janrce Taylor Nlary Hunt Electa ihartuek Row Two Gladys Healey Florence lxleussmer Joann Darly Bonnre Pat terton Jud1thStammers Jantee Young Margaret Jenness OU Tl Esther McGlone Pat Weeden Mrs Ham Row Three 5h1rleyDon1s Elarne Ttbbets Phylrss Krneard Wrlma Fernald Eva Anderson Naueylluse Beverly Lavrne HelenB1ekford Geraldrne Jenness Pearl Otrs FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row One Robert Smrth Ray Conway Albert Barden George Wentworth Roberta NIeNlaster Earle Blood Paul Redden Nancy Call Ronald Forbes Row Two John Ford James Blarr Paul bl Clarr B111 Ellrott Bob Flana gan Walter Krug Harry Cummrngs Rolplr Staples Charles Brownrng Donald Lemtre Row Three Franklrn Grant Rrchard Saltmarsh Brlly Dodge Clayton Camp bell John Murray Harry Howe Ernest Lennon Robert Dodge Drek Warnke Dan Webber UH ul za 70 1 Q 4 hunk' . . 4 ' gy r 7. . w , , . Y , . ' 4. Y 'I f . 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J . ., , 1 5 .: A .. . , . . -E V- , I. ,' J -f W?-I I CHORUS E Q 4.9 Row One Eleanor Hanscome Pat Davrs Laurarne De ROSICISISFS Jackle Pedrs Yvette Leblanc Dorrs Leblanc Roberta Rrchard Connre Strachan Rrta Leblanc Jane Mann Barbara French Maralyn Hale Jacqueltne Lukas Paulrne Demosthenes Joyce Flayhan Jean Seaver Row Two ElarneRoux Lona Bonafant FrancesBurbank Carol Wentworth PatRoy Theresa DrCrcco Beverly Herl Julra Weeden Bonnre Potterton Theresa Card Phyllrs Roy Janet Lane Sandra Daggett Barbara Dore Paultne Werner Esther McGlone Row Three Hamer Koutre 'V' Ffa-'T T '1l 6 nm n S H kj! lakos Jenny Brown Dorothy Kay Noreen Johnson Marte Prllsbury Shuly Peters Carol Elwell Patweeden Lourse Glrdden Carol Krng Gall Rogers Helen French Pat Crouch Elalne Krmball Susan Rrckert Margaret John son Jo Ann Dore Row l-our Marte Baxter Pat LaBonte Kate Wrlson Bob Culton Paul Marcotte Walter Brock Stephen Huntley Albert Barden Robert Rrchards Rudy Nadeau Gates Ingram Norma Strles Pat Murphy Shrrly Prcott CHORUS Row One Hazel Elwell Rtta Durond Vrrgrnra Merrrll Barbara Lavrne Gayle Cloutman Carol Nrcol Beverly Srnclarr Yvonne Asperrnall Arlene Borsvert Marran Hunt PatRer11y Ruth Wentworth Emrly Monroe Ruth lllrngsworth Row Two Bea Bonneau Tamara Lane Marcra Langley Lrnda Berry Nancy Rrchardson Anrta Charest Connte Brock Mary Lou Batcheldor Jeanne Labbre Debbre D Arcy Mary Ellen Murphy Elarne Plummer Pat Thompson Pat Bratton Mary Bennet June Drake Mary Brckford Mary Jane Burbank Row Three Charlene Stoddard Sandra Carswell Lucy Cuchon Janrce Persaval Betty Morrrson Cynthra Perkrns Pat Monroe Ruth Bassett Charlene Labrre Phyllrs Badger Evelyn Parnagran Paulette Watson Carolyn Moore Carol Qurmby Dorothy Morrrson Cathren Moore Row Four Maurrce Rlchard Burton Dunfey Donald Mc Ktnnon Donald Stoddard Rrchard Campbell Joseph Melanson Herbert Meady Brll Lavrne Dan Antonapolrs Jrm Dravetrs Bob Jenell Jerry LaFlamme Maurrce Myers Roger Perrault 7l J tl 'E' , 'il f- ' , ra P 'I ' J J 1- I : lf E . Q I - 'Q 1 , J ,X V. I V In . ' Q- , 2 ' . J--...fl I VP' 11 1 , I ' s- 1 ' . . I .P ' LV - - 1 - Wentworthl Margaret Campbell, Ruth Lawry, karen Mayo,Clayton Leary, Dan Webber, Bernard Roy, 'Joseph , I1 ll l Il I .us h l! I ' J . Il E ' 'VZ 9 r ,. Y U 3 ', f . . ' f .L .. J 7 ' ' L 1 I ' V' ' J J. ' F' v BAND F Row One bteven Meistncr Joseph Jcstude Jim Robin son Norman McKone Dan Webber Armand Groulx Kenneth Iwysonger Helen Bickford Carol Chadwick Fay Staples Gates Ingram Pat Weeden Bob Brown David Ford Par Rainey Russell O Connell Lucy Cuchon Jean Murphy Bob King Paul Emack Marte Mundy Mary FNISHIE-YU mums J B4-IDD 'I Fllcn Murphy Mr Carter Director Row Three Thomas Smith Joan Stevens John Breen Peter Hepler Joyce Henson Burke Zimmerman Jim Diavetis Pat Caswell Barden Row Four Pat Frcdette Connie Reis Jane Mc Shera Arlene Renaud Pat Genrse Tamara Lane ORCHESTRA Row One Bob King Mary Ellen Murphy Burke Zimmer Rainey man Bambi Stevens Joyce Henson Row Two Patricia Cuchon Russell OConnell Mr Carter Director Lucy Peter Heplcr -V g -1 . ' ' ' it U f J J rl 1 ,J J , ' 5 A 4 ' ' ,J J , , A 5 I 1 A f1 J J P B ' ' f ' J J X I XX , Q' ,. , Issa, Louise Glidden, Beth Hazelrud, Row Two: 'Rolf Roberta' Kenney, Priscilla Rainey, Bambi Stevens, Albert' A , J 7 fi ' 5 2 ? A . 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' 'iq'-Q 4' z fi . .:' - -5.2-1 51:23,-Q ' ' -as ,x C- B. -Y ff 5 Q 9 I l 'e ROW 1 Richard Jones George Wentworth George Porter Henry Vrel Robert Chrrstenson Verne Browne STAND Roland Grondln Gerald Sulllvan John Davrs Tom Calla ING Coach Flaherty Peter KBQCICIIY Kenneth Lucas han Robert McCann ROW 2 Mrke Newsky Roland Ho Donald Hatch Lawrence Clements Don Keravrch Alber ward Rrchard Hughes Karl Staples Antonro Bernrer Jones Lawrence Maloney Arthur Burke Coach Adams O' 82 I - 1 1 n n a - ' y , , ' 3 f n n I ' ' I - I I Y - . . . , . . - . , 7 ' A - he , X Ee ' ra 3 5 , 1 .in 1 S X Q - in ' 1 l A '45 . - I '. '. . .. 'f :x . D ' QC? ep'-jf 'f W , C1--:ff-24 if I 'V ' ' 1 ' J . ., .. -af-5' -lr ' - .sf 1. ,:5sb.,,ig!.Nf'Q,VS. 'u .- - -- 2 N, -- I -1 V, ., -2'-6' gxhx , I- . X. N 4.1-xg . I M, ,.kLs.R.yf3-.,:,+ Q., r ,.. .. ,, V - A, ,Q V- -gk Z- V-,E ,. ,-- 3 '5 - 1:9 A I L 4 4.-NH- ' I, W! -.:.,., - -f ' .- 'K - l , ..-.g' . f . at V. Av- ' .f .- ., .' , A ,q, h , , 1 A h . 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I ,f 'Z' F E 55 5 , 1 - fx. . ff' Q, S9 f A ' '1'.? , Q' QQ h if v X 4 -Q 4 3, H H , ,Q Viv 83 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION F L II tllli A vf' ROW I Rohertr Rrchard Andrer Wentworth Carol Wentworth XIIEIIVII Srnycr Judy Mayo lxrncy Bassett Joyce I lrxhan C arlecn Jrqucs Ruth Bassett lrances Burdell sally Lane Cynrhra Lanvlex ROW 2 Nancy Carland lxrthleen Frylor Jacquelrne Lucas Mary Xnn Drggett Noreen Johnson Joann Proctor Dorothy or bes BOITIIIC Potterton Phyllrs Qurnt lrances Kxng, Har rret koutrelakos ROM 3 Sandra Buttcrfleld Patty ROW 1 Pat Nlurphy Norma Strles Jane XlcShera S 11r ley Caunyr 'ylarcrr L1Bontc Arlene Borsvcrt Jennv Brown Dorrs C ourtcau Lourse Larrvrere Rrta LaBonte Sally Allen Dune Xlarn RCJXN Z Ruth Bryson Karrn Weeden Llernor llrnscomc Joan Stevens Jean Smrth Nancy Norton I rt Rlley Nancy lrrchardson Lrnda Berry Nlancy Porter Llnda Walker Bcssre Blougaras f.,yIlII11'l Perkrns ROVI 3 'vlary Lou Batchelder Alrce I an Morrrson Joycc Labonte C lorrs Hamelton Loursc Ro berts Sally Larrrllo LtI1clLe0nird Kay Wllson Dor othy Mathews Jacquclrne shaltry Madclcrne Bcrnrcr C1a1l Rogers Marte Croft I OW 4 Xlarqarct Johnson Jornn Dore Pat Labonte Marre Baxter Jacquelrnc L1 Xrcv Susan Rrchert Drank. D Xrcy IIIJIIIC Roux Paul rne Werner Gavle C loutman C.l11re Qhenonert Elarnc Knnball Glorm Gaudreau Howard Jovce Sevrqny C trol Dunnby Mary Lee Pcl caar Nancy Keenan Pat Monroe Barbara Brrkcr Lona Bonefant Jean beaver Jeanne Labbe Connrc Raxyskr Alrce O lxell ROW 4 Beth Hafelrud Sandra Maranrc, Lucy Cuchon Phyll1s Badger Paulette Wrtson lat Xyrllard Joyce Henson C harleen Labrre Betty lxlorrrson Xudrey Cloutman Banrbr Stevens R4 1 93: . I Q I I ,I an , 2 .. F- I ' ., A I . I I I - I I x 5 I il .V 5 g I I vu . , 1 Q - Q , I I I i I , . . V I 1 , 'f I 7 Ii!'.'v! 1 mia. ... I I I 3 3 I V - V ., - Li, I ' vf V 4 '4 'fx r IV . 5 'V V ' ' I , . ' - ol 3 4 ' . v L l L I 1 ' - ' L Y 1 V tl V 'I fs 1 , V-- 2 V V V V s ' N ff - .' , ', . 4 I ' 5 1 ! 4 I ' K I Y T' , I ' c ' , . 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A ' L , A h RIFLE TEAM Hr-P' Row One Peter Heplcr John Hrnclarr Andrew Janetos Lrlon Adams Franers Lvans Leone1Denoneorut Thomas freeman Robert Grlhs Robert Gagnon Joseph f ote John Fredette Joseph Nadeau Rows Two Mr Crosby Henry Bosxnger Rrchard lrrette Donald Nlc Krnnon Burton Hortt Thomas Roberg Russell Brown Gerald laflamme Wrll1a1nLav1ne Jameseyreene Frank Nelson Row One Marrlyn Sawyer Eleanor Hanscom Phyllrs Perkrns Delores LaDuke Marre Ellrs Betty Benson Ar lene Borsvert Nancy Hager Drane Marn Norma Strles Connre Brock C1rolElwell Row Two Alan Bourn Annette Grasste Helen Drourn Anlta Charest Mary Lou Batehelder Charlotte Gooch Edwrna Lerghton Nancy Bassett Barbara Barker Jan1cePerc1val Patrrcra Monroe Warren Mrller Davtd Mc Lelland Row Three Jerry 'Wm Hgh 44 Wrllram Cassrly Edward Wrllrs Fred Allen Xlr Dupuls Row Three Charles Croft John Hrshem stephen Huntley Lours McKay Robert Conuskey Arthur Korn Wrllram Ayer Walter Brock Rrchard Wrllard Rrchard Dowmng Ernest LaRoche Wesley Hendrlckson Kenneth Crowley Joseph Messrer Peter Nlenorrnos Donald Drake Paul Emack Robert Krng Paul Hughes Raymond Nason Peter Clark Cl-arles Crocco Rrchard Reese Arnold Fowler Rows. 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