Dover High School - Profile Yearbook (Dover, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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'L ' I s - .nu , i E: Tl , Ji J' I . ll l H Q x f N ' I ' Q Q 1 W T f M l ' , Y 'xl 1 VM SENIOR CLASS DVISORS Av-f f'4 MR, 'IHON1 Xb AHl:ARIN 'vilbb M XRY BOYD MR CHARI LS PARIS , MR, EAPNI-ST PELTONEN MISS CARMEN TAYLOR 12 SENIQR CLASS GFFICER President Turrencg Dunn Vlce Prcstdcut Ioseph Cote becretarx Patrtcxa Thompson 13 Treasurer Nancy Bassett 4? 4 HOPE SYLVIA AYERS Hope A quiet charm speaks for itself, Ambition: Secretary, Activities: Glee Club 2,3, Letter 3g Junior Prom 3, BARBARA JANETTA BARKER Barb My mind is my kingdom. Ambition: College, Activities: Try-Hi-Y 3,-l,President 4: Year Book 2,4, Business Manager 2: National Honor Society 3,43 G.A.A, 2,3,4g Junior Prom 3: Rifle Club 3, 4g D g Newspaper '25 Scholastic D g Granite Girls' State, Girls' Nation, Legislature, Tri-Hi-Y Council, . -Fr N, Ill J J 5 f,,,f,, F GORDON ALAN BERRY Gordon Never let studying interfere with sports, Ambition: Mason, Activities: Track 2,3,4, Letter 2,35 Hockey 4: Cross Country l,2,3,4g Scholastic D 1, LINDA MARGARET BERRY Lin No woman is born without her dreams. Ambition: Nursing, Activities: Glee Club 3: Latin Club 1, School Spirit 2: G.A.A, 1,2,3, Numerals: Junior Prom 3: Press Club 2, FRED ROBERT ALLEN Fred Let knowledge grow from more to more, Ambition: Veterinarian ordairy farmer, Activities: Science Club, Biology Club ig Forensic 3,45 Stu- dent Council lg Junior Prom 35 Rifle Team 3,-4, President of Rifle Club 3, VIOLETA ANGELOS Duchess Silence often persuades when speaking fails, Ambition: Secretary, Activities: Junior Prom 35 Scholastic D, . g ,'i, g NANCY DODGE BASSETT Nance A sweet heart lifting cheerfulness, like springtime of the year. Ambition: Nursing, Activities: Glee Club 1,45 Latin Club 35 Camera Club 2g Try-Hi-Y 4: Year Book 4g Encore Club l,4: Nurses' Club 3,-lg G.A.A, l,'Z,3,4, Secretary G,A.A. 3,4gJunior Prom 3: Rifle Club 3,4, Secretary 3,4, WILLIAM LESLIE BAXTER Bill Do not distrub that which is quiet, Ambition: U, S, Navy CATHERIM JUNI BLAIR une btlence lS a frrend that mll neyer betray you Arnbrtlon Comptometer Operator Actrxrtres JUIIIOI' Prom J Year Book 4 Press Club LONA MARII BOlxElwFANT Lona She saw hrm and loyed hrrn She sought hrm and won hun Ambrtron Secretary ACIIVIIICS Glee Club 2 34 G A A 1 2 3 4 Junlor Prom 3 Year Book4 Pres Club Bowlmng 2 Wrnter Carnry al 1 Intramural Basketball l BERNARD CLIFFORD BRENNAN Berme Hts hearty laugh and happy gun MARIAN SARAH CAHN To be polrte ts to do and say The kxndest thrngs rn the kxndest wav Ambrtronz Occupatronal Therapy, Actnrtresg Scrence Club 1, Brology Club 2, Junxor Prom 3 K A IILLLN ANN. BICKFORD Brtky She s quret w1th a pleasrng way Ambrtlon QOSITICIOIOQISE ACIINIIICS Band 1 2 Home Lconormcs 1 2 RICH XRD NEWTOIN BICKFORD BICR Exo hurry tn my feet Ambrtron Sheet Metal Worker ACIIVIIICS u dent Counc1l 3 Track 4 Cross Country 4 40 HEINRY MARTIN BOSIINGER Hank Trrne and trde Wall for no man Ambrtlon Electromc Techn1c1an Actrvttres Rrfle Club 3 4 Letter 3 ARTHUR EDMUND BURKE Ar Lrfe wlthout sport 1S not ltfe Ambltron To be a success Actlvrues Football 1 2 3 4 lwumerals 1 Letter 2 Star 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Letter 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Letter 2 Star 0 .Ts Ai l SANDRA BENNETT CARSWELL Sandy Anything worth doing is worth doing well, Ambition: Nurse, Activities: Glee Club l,2,3,-1, Letter 2, Star 3: G,A.A, l,2g Junior Prom 3: Year Book 4: Science Club lg Biology Club 2: Encore Club 1,2: Projection Club l,2,3,4, Secretary, Letter 2, Star 3: 3rd prize in Magazine Drive: Camera certificate. ARLENE NORMA CAVERLY Arnie Do unto others as you would have others do unto you, Ambition: Nurse, Activities: Home Economics 4: Jun- ior Prom 2,3, ..- , if 4 'rad Q' 5 ROBERT CHRISTENSEN , Chris His limbs are cast in a mighty mold for hardy sport or contest bold, Ambition: Undecided, Activities: Football 1,2,3,4, Letter 3, Star 4: Track 1,2,3,4, Letter 3, Star 4, PETER LEE CLARK Pete They say he's quiet, but--. Ambition: Engineering, Activities: Baseball 1,2, 16 PAUL EDWARD CAME Came Live and let live, Ambition: Undecided, Activities: Fishing Team 1: Junior Prom 3,-ig Ski Team 1,2,3,-1, DONALD EDWARDS CARD Cardy All quiet men are dying and I don't feel so well myself, Ambition: Naval Aviation, Activities: Football l,2,3, Numerals l,2,3: Baseball 1, Numerals 1, 4 '-Q ' RALPH HEWITT CHANDLER Ralph Where there is a will there is a way, Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Band lg Pro- jection Club 1, DAVID JEROME CHASE Dave The better you know him the better you like him, Ambition: College, Activities: Basketball l,2,3, 4, Numerals 1,2gBasebal1 1,2,4, Numerals l,2g Ski Team l,2,3,4, Letter 3:Winter Carnival Award 3: Junior Prom 2,3, D f A. -v 1. Y LAWRENCE JOHN CLEMENT Clem There is no condition which man cannot over- come, Ambition: Engineering, Activities: Biology Club 2: Projection Club 3,45 Football 1,3,4, Letter 3,4g Scholastic D 3, GAYLE MAE CLOUTMAN Gayle A girl who can work, a girl who can play: A girl who's a friend to you every day. Ambition: Teaching, Activities: Glee Club l,2, 3,4, D 3: Forensic Club 3,4, D 3: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, D 3: Latin Club l, President: Science Club 1, Treasurer: Biology Club 2, Vice-president: Junior Prom 3: Year Book 4. -' sv, Ei? MARIE ANGEL CROFT Like a bird in a cage, always in action. Ambition: Nurse, Activities: LatinClub1:Nurses' Club 4: G.A.A. 2,3,4g Art Club 3,4, MARLENE DORIS CROFT Do you not know I am a woman? When I think I must speak, Ambition: Teacher, Activities: G.A.A. Basket- ball 1,2,3,4: Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Champs 2,3,4: Winter Carnival Basketball Champs 3,4g Junior Prom 3: G.A.A. 1. f-LQ' -X,-4 x WAYNE R. CORSON Kit Let the world slide. Ambition: United States Marine Corps, Activities: Coe- Baseball 4, JOSEPH ROBERT COTE Joe By the work we know the workman, Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4: Latin Club 1,2,3: Science Club lg Year Book 4: Encore Club l,2,3,4:Junior Prom 3:Rifle Club 1,25 Vice- president of class 4: Boys' State 3, I , 1 , la!! JOHN PATRICK CROSSAN I hate no one: l'm at peace with the wor1d. Ambition: Navy, Activities: Basketball 2,3: Phy, Ed. Club 3. EDWARD LESTER CULLEN Ed Men of few words are the best men, Brown Academy: Orchestra 4: F.F.A. 4: Basketball 4: ROBERT EARLE CULTON Bob Sometimes shy, sometimes gay, but we like him anyway. Ambition: College, Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3, 4, Letter 2, Star 3,4: Student Council 2,3,4:Green and White 1,2, Vice-president 2: Intramural Vol- leyball 1,2: Chorus 1,2,3,4, All-State Music Festi- val 1,2,3,4: Phy, Ed, Club 3,4: Basketball 1, Nu- merals 1: Treasurer of class 1, President 2, EVERETT CLARENCE DADE It is the mind that makes the man. Ambition: Mathematician, Activities: Scho- lastic D 1,2,3,4. I A .9 41-'v I X ERMA LUCILLE DENT Cookie Smal1, but oh my! Ambition: Air Line Hostess, Activities: Home Economics 3: G.A,A. 3: Junior Prom 3. CECILE MARY JEANNE DESROSIERS She sitteth in silence, Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Try-Hi-Y 1: G.A,A,1: Junior Prom 3, . rs.. ,, -..A 5- azswx, :J ' ' 2 .. 'N . A 1 '-3 fr 'X '- 'Z' gt .vu 1,3 U ' 1.33, 3 Q3 J H. ,VII 5 , ' A Li! f' if li L t , I SANDRA DAGGETT Sandy Fashions wear out more a arel than eo le PP D D - Ambition: Secretary, Activities: Glee Club 2,3:Orches- tra l,2, D : French Club 4: Latin Club 4: Try-Hi-Y 3 4: Year Book 4, Business Manager. ' DIANE SWAN D'ARCY A quiet exterior with an active spirit, Ambition: Medical Technician. Activities: Latin Club 1: Science Club Sec. 1: Try-l-li-Y 3,4: Year Book 4:Fo- ensic Club 3,4: D 3: G.A,A, 3,4: Junior Prom 3, 3--J . 'H 5. lil 'i YVONNE JEANNETTE DIONNE B1essed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Try-Hi-Y 1: G.A.A. 1: Junior Prom 3. PAUL EDWARD DONAHUE An honest man is able to speak for himse1f. GEORGE HERBERT DONOVAN Putty Small and mighty is this man, Ambition: Navy, Activities: Science Club lg Fishing Team l,2,3: Junior Prom 3. BARBARA CAROL DORE Barb A girl to know, a girl worth while, Ambition: Stenographer, Activities: Glee Club 3: Encore Club 2: Junior Prom 3, Y 'ie fve- Qp 1 TERRENCE CHESTER DUNN Terry A man, a scholar, a sage, and more--a friend. Ambition: To be asuccess, Activities: LatinClub 3: Year Book 4: Student Council 3,4: Nationa1Hon- or Society 3,4: Junior Prom 3: Class President 4: Boys' State 3, ROBERT OWEN ELLIOTT Bob He is not of many words. Ambition: Undecided, Activities: Future Farmers of America 2,3,4. A .svgfrg ' 9? I -1 Q . FRANCES SARAH DREW Fran A kind of excellent quietness. Ambition: Business College. Activities: Junior Prom 3. MARY ALICE DREW I am sure care is an enemy of life. Ambition: Airline Hostess. Activities: Glee Club 3: Biology Club 3: Year Book 4. 3 MAVIS FELKER A penny for your thoughts. Ambition: Hairdresser, Activities: Robinson Seminary - Girls' Hockey 1,2: Girls' Soccer l,2, WILMA JULIET FERNALD Silence is by fat the best policy. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Orchestra 1: Home Eco- nomics 1,2,3: Home Economics pin, guard and scroll: G A.A. 1: F.l-LA. 1,2,3, Reporter in F.H.A. JOYCE IRENE FLAYHAN Joyce A good disposition is better than gold. Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4, Letter 2: Biology Club 2, Secretary: Try-Hi-Y 2, 3,-1: Year Book 4: Encore Club 1:G.A,A, 1,2, Presi- dent 3,4, Numerals 1, Letter 2, Pin 3: Class Sec- retary 1,3: Winter Carnival 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. Bas- ketball l,2,3: Volleyball 2,3,4:IntramuralBasket- ball l,2,3,4: Softball 1,2,3: Bowling 1,2,3: Girls' All Star Basketball l,2,3,4, ANITA LOUISE FORTIER Anita I like fun like everyone, Ambition: Undecided, Activities: Science Club 1. Ag- 5' ' -. ' .' . ir - f f 9-' 3 NANCY KAY GARLAND Nan The best things come in small packages. Ambition- Waves or Business Colle e Activities: . Q . Year Book 4: Home Economics 1: G.A.A. 3,4, Nu- merals, GLORIA ELEANOR GAUDREAU Give her sports: any kind will do, Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Year Book 4: Encore Club l,2: Student Council 1: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Numerals, D , Star, Star: G.A.A. Basket- ball Intramural 1,2,3,4, Champs 2,3,4: G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4, Numerals 1, D 2: Junior Prom 3. '60 5 ..r-:Ni oi 1 'Q .aff if X ARNOLD KENNETH EOWLER Arnold Little in size, but great in mischief, Ambition: College. Activties: Biology Club 2: Basket- ball 1,2,3, Numerals 1: Baseball 1,2: Art Club 1,2, JUDITH IRENE FULLER Judy Character is like a rifle: it will only shoot as high as you aim it, Ambition: U.N,l-l, Activities: Latin Club l,2: Biology Club 2: School Spirit 2,3: Press Club 2,3, Letter: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Numerals, Letter: Junior Prom 3: Bowling, Volley- ball, Basketball-intramural: Winter Carnival 1,2,3,4: Essay contest lst Prize: Scholastic D , Star 2,3: School Spirit letter. -0 f PATRICIA JOYCE GEANEAS Pat Full of fun and fancy free Ambition: To Travel, Activities: Student Council 4: G.A.A. 4: Junior Prom 3: Majorette 1,2,3, Letter 1, Star 2,3. CLIFFORD PETER GERMAIN, JR, C1if His hearty laugh and happy grin, Will make everyone remember him. Ambition: Bottled Gas Salesman. FRANK GETCHELL Getch The most useless day of all IS that tn whtch we have not laughed Ambttton To be an Auto lvlechantc ACIIVIIICS Football .3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 .3 4 PATRICK RAYMOND GILLEN a Full of ltfe full of fun a laugh and a smtle for everyone Ambttton College Acttvtttes Ftshtng Team 1 School Sptrtt 3 4 Cross Country 2 4 Rlfle Team 1 ,vi LILLIAN HANSCOME Mlckey Put your best foot forward Ambttton Get Marrxed DONALD PAUL HATCH Hatchte By hrs sunny smrle you wrll know htm Ambtuon Denttst Acttvtttes Student Counctl 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 1 2 Wtnter Track 3 vsvmgggg f . ...Zh .Q Li '-:Y -an f -J R.-r ROLLAND WILFRED GRONDIN Grunt You ll know he s not shy for the twtnkle tn hrs eye Ambttton College Acttvtttes French Club 1 Btology Club 2 Forenstc Club 2 Student Counctl 2 3 4 pm 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 Junior Prom 3 Baseball I 2 3 4 Class Sec 2 Class Vtce prestdent 3 Boys State 3 Post Master General at Boys State Coach Glrls Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Champs 2 3 4 Vol leyball 2 3 4 GLORIA ANN HAMILTON G 0 Whatever I do I do wtth a wrll Ambttton Undectded Acttvtttes Jumor Prom 3 QWE, l 2 i EARLENE DAWN HENDERSON Qu1et, sweet and ladyl1ke. Ambmon: Secretary, Acttvmes: Juntor Prom 3. PETER KLOCK HEPLER Pete Hts mustc hath charm to sooth the savage beast, Ambtttonz College. Acuvmes: Band 1,2,3,4, Letter 33 Orchestra 1,2,3,4,B1o1ogy Club 2gSk1 Team 2,3,4, Letter 3g All State Band and Mustc Festtval 3, ' ' : ' ' . ' ' ' : ' 9 I I Q I' I R Y ll Y ' u u X. 4 5 1' n - - P t O' A QM I l .. .. : ' . .. : . . S g i, . : . : - V A I M 5-1, ,:. sta, ,, T311-13 . ,i. A' Vx, H . ' ' 1 1 H 1 . . : 1 . . . , : . : . I S 5 . . D. 5 3 . . . : . . . : . : ' Z : . . . : . . ' : . - . , . ' . . ,A Y I 9 ,. 1 .. , . : . : . tl 5 1 5 ' e. .. . .. ,. .. , A .. . ,. B , . : . . . : Q U . : . - Q , I - t. L, rw- ', , V s-,,.... ' ' V : :' .w-9 ,AKR- , vs I ,Q ll I ... GRANT M. HICKMAN Hick Words are for women, actions for men. Ambition: Cabinet maker. Activities: Fishing Team 1: Hockey 1,2,3,4g Football 1, ALFRED HOUDE Al Happy am Ig from care I am free, Ambition: Get the most I can out of 1ife. NANCY LAVINA HUSE Nan The fewer the words the better. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Glee Club lg Home Economics 1,2,3,4g Junior Prom 3: Program Chairman F.H.A., F.l-I,A, Awards. CAROLYN AILEEN IAQUES Carleen I have no other than a woman's reason: I think him so because I think him so. Ambition: Nurse Activities: Chaplain 4: Year Book Sr. Write-Ups Co-Ed. 4: Encore Club lg St. Coun. 3: G.A.A, 1, 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Treas. 4: Green 8LWhite l,3, Sec. 3: Usher-Jr. Prom 3: Baccalaureate 3: Grad. 3: Girls' Intramural Sports Basketball 1,2,3,4 Champs 2: All Star Basketball Team l,2,3,4: Vol- leyball l,2,3,4, Champs 2: Softball l,2,3,4: Touch Football 1: Bowling lg Co-ed Volleyball l,2,3,4: Badminton 2: WinterCarnival l,2,3,4: Winter Car- nival Basketball runnerup 2: Champs 3: Winter Carnival Co-ed Volleyball champs 2: G.A,A, Nu- merals l, Letter 2, Pin 3. -. v f: ' 1' , .I 5 K I K 5. - s ' 2 Q N .un Xx- ri yn' ply y , y t A MARION CAROL HUNT Quiet, but oh how she can spell. Ambition: Secretary, Activities: Glee Club 2,3,Letter 3: Latin Club lg Encore Club 4: Junior Prom 3: Spelling cup and medal 2: Spelling Trophy 3. MERRILL STEPHEN HUNTLEY, IR. Steve A lion among the ladies. Ambition: A good job concerned with wildlife and for- estry. Activities: Glee Club 2,3gRifle Team 3,4, Vice- Pres, 3. . 1, ill WILLIAM LUDGER JACQUES Bil1 Life is one fool thing after another. Ambition: Pilot Activities: Rifle Club l,2. ANDREW E. JANETOS Andy Sober but not serious, Quiet but not idle. Ambition: College. Activities: Rifle Club 1, GERALDINE JOYCE ,IENNESS Jerry Merry as the day is long, Ambition: Hairdresser, Activities: Home Eco- nomics 1,2, STEPHEN R. JENNESS Steve Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well, Ambition: College. Activities: Biology 2, Scho- lastic D 2. H 3 n r i 1 ., x g ., N X f 'k-2539. i ELAINE FLORENCE KIMBALL Lainey She'll dance her way through life, Ambition: Secretary, Activities: Glee Club 1,2, 3: Letter 2, Star 3: Encore Club 2:G,A,A. 3:Junior Prom 3, PHYLLIS THERESA KINCAID Phil I know which side my bread is buttered on. Ambition: Government, Activities: Glee Club 1: Biology Club 3: Encore Club 4: Forensic Club 3, Letter 3: Prize Speaking 3.4: Projection Club 2: Home Ec, 1,2,3,4,State Award 3, Program Chr, 4: G,A,A. 1: Bowling Team 1: Bcoffier Club 3: Art Club 1,2: Debating Team 3, State Semi-finals 3: F,T,A, 1,2: Jr, Prom 3, -.nl 1 M u'Ag'x 3 '.'?? .. Isl: 'gifs sa js. 4 s X .1 RICHARD CHESTER JOY Richie I can resist anything except temptation, Ambition: To graduate, Activities: Basketball 1,3,4, Letter 3, Star 4: Class Vice-president 1:Junior Prom 3: Volleyball Champs 2, PETER KAGELEIRY Pete He is an athlete braver and stronger than wind. Ambition: College, Activities: Glee Club 1: Student Council 3,4: Football 1,2,3,4, Numerals 1,2, Letter 3, Star 4: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Numerals 1,2, Letter 3, Star 4: Jun- ior Prom 3: Baseball l,2,4, Numerals 1,2, Letter 2:Green 8: White l,2: Winter Carnival Basketball Champs 1, rw 'ei 'X X ' . l ' ' FRANCES WHITTIER KING Fran A friendly sort of gal. Ambition: Telephone Operator. Activities: G,A,A, 1, 2,3, ROBERT PHILIP KING Bob l awoke one morning and found myself famous, Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Activities: Year Book 4: Student Council l,2,3,4, President 4: National Honor Society 3,4: Football 1,4: Junior Prom 3: Scholastic D 1.2,3,4. GAIL JOANNE KIRK Kirkie Laugh and the world laughs with you, Ambition: College, Activities: Frencl1Club 3,4: Try-Hi-Y 4: Year Book 4, Publicity Manager: Na- tional Honor Society 23,4: G,A,A, 3,4: Junior Prom 3: Rifle Club 4: Transfer from Portsmouth High School. JEANNE THERESA LABBE Just a maiden sweet and fair, Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Glee Club l,2, 3,4, Glee Club Letter 2, Star 3: Majorette 3,4, Letter 3, Star 4: G,A,A, 1,2,3, Numerals 2: Junior Prom 3, lf' Tx 5, ,, Rx YVONNE JEANNETTE LANDRY Midge Full of fun and fancy free, Ambition: House-wife, Activities: Glee Club 2: French Club 1: Year Book 4: J,V. Cheerleader 3: G,A,A. l,2g Junior Prom 3: Press Club 4. JANET LANE Chop-chop As merry as the day is long. Ambition: College, Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4, Letter 3, Star 4: French Club 3,4: Latin Club 2: Science Club 1: Try-Hi-Y 3,4, Sec, 4: Year Book 4:G,A.A. 1,2,3:Junior Prom 3: Volleyball Champs 2. rr eww- 5 lil- x JACQUELINE ANN LaBON'I'E Jackie l love fun, like everyone. Ambition: Secretary, Activities: Glee Club 2: French Club lg Encore Club 2: G,A,A, l,2,3, Numerals 2, Letter 3: Junior Prom 3: Intramural Volleyball Champs 2, RICHARD JASPER LABRIE Sam The mirror of all courtesy. Ambition: Business College, Activities: Junior Prom 3: Rifle Club 1,2,3,4. 'Ts vo ., If w , ,f. ix TAMARA JEAN LANE Tam Happy am I: from care I am free, Ambition: Secretary, Activities: Glee Club lglvlajorette 2,3,4: Junior Prom 3: Art Club 3, MARCIA LOUISE LANGLEY Great art is an instant arrested in eternity, Ambition: Commercial Artist, Activities: Glee Club 1, 2,3,4: Art Club 3,4, ll Q STEPHANIE GAIL LAVENDER Gail I was a stranger and ye took me in, Ambition: College, Activities: Glee Club l,4: Student Council l,2,I3: G,A,A, l,2,I3: National Honor Society 3,4: New Rochelle High. CLAYTON ALBERT LEARY To be happy is to be successful, Ambition: College, Activities: Glee Club 2,3, 4: Cross Country 2,3,4, :'.:.g.', ',.y',. . , .J , .I K, Av il JOSEPH GEORGE LEVASSEUR JOE Hope is the chief blessing, of man. Ambition: Chemist. PAUL HERBERT LEWIS Mike Some think the world was made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Ambition: To see the world, Activities: Fishing Team I: Student Council 2: Hockey 1,2,3,4, Let- ter l,2,3,4, i Y' Q, f--L, I gin. fp..-cg --r . .ff ' calls ROSE MARIE LEBLANC Sunshine Sweet as a primrosef' Ambition: Secretary, Activities: Junior Prom 3: Scho- lastic D 3: Year Book 4: Press Club 4. JOSEPH VINCENT LESNIAK Joe Why can't women leave me alone? Ambition: To be a success, Activities: FootballJ,V, 3: Baseball J,V, 2, V, 4: Cross Country 4: Physical Education Club 3,4: Junior Prom 3, r - I 1 .J -:ar n - v - 1 -J' , l fb. J If ,lf l HERBERT ALLEN LITTLEFIELD A little man may cast a great shadow, Ambition: Manager of retail stores. Activities: French Club l,2: Science Club 1: Junior Prom 3, ROBERT JOSEPH MARCOTTE Bubba Do not disturb that which is quiet. Ambition: Join the service. Activities: Art Club 2,4. LEO OLIVER MARTEL Shadow This truly civilized mind has no enemies. Ambition: Naval Career. Activities: Fishing Team 2: Football 1,2,3, ROBERT JOSEPH MC CANN A jolly good fellow is he. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Football 1: Basketball 1: Cross Country 1, M-. n, A N Alu A ug, : 1-4 'tai LOIS ANN MC KENNA What a wonderful life, Ambition: Interior decorator, Activities: Glee Club 1:Science Club 1,2:Try-Hi-Y lglunior Prom 3. PA UL MC KERNAN Manners make the man, Ambition: Tobeasuccess. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Varsity 3,4: Junior Prom 3: Baseball l,2, Varsity 2: Cross Country 2,3,4, 1 -:ff sis , ..,., . . ,LV-fs A '2 x tg'- X WWE . 'Z ff , , 9 f . it ,J t H. 1 1 cejj A JOSEPH EDWARD MC GLYNN Joe Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Ambition: U.S, Army, Activities: Football 3: Basket- ball 2,3: Track 2,3,4: Baseball l,2,3,4: Cross Country 2, 3,4. LEWIS MC KAY Loue They go wild over me, Ambition: Navy. Activities: Fishing Team 2: Student Council 4:Football 1,3g Art Club 4, Vice-President: Jun- ior Prom 3: P,E.C. 3,4, !j25 A sf? ROBERT LEROY MC MASTER Mac Silence is one great art of conversation. Ambition: Cabinet Maker, Activities: Fishing Team 1, 2,3,4. JANE ELIZABETH MC SHERA Janie The better you know her the better you like her. Ambition: Nurse, Activities: Majorette 1,2,3,4, D 1, Star 2,3,4, Head Majorette 4: Latin Club 3:Science Club 1: Biology Club 2: Try-Hi-Y 4: Encore Club 1,2: Junior Prom 3:G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Numerals 1, Letter 2, Pin 4:Girls' Intramural Sports: N.E. Music Festival 1,2,4: Usher for Graduation 3: Year Book 4. --we .f . , ,. , A ff , I I . 1:11163 STEVEN GERARD MEISTER Steve The future belongs to those who prepare for it, Ambition: Medicine. Activities: Band 2,3,4g Sci- ence Club lg National Honor Society 3,4g Scholastic D 2,3, VIRGINIA ANN MERRILL Vigie As you think--so you are, Ambition: Join the service. Activities: Glee Club l,2,3: Biology Club 2: Encore Club 2: Junior Prom 1,2,3,4g Art Club 1,2,3,4, Pl, 'ff me ,Lv . I WILLIAM THOMAS MURPHY Bill Why take life seriously? You'll never get out of it alive, Ambition: Investig-ative Photographer, Activities: Camera Club 1,2,3: Press Club 3: Cross Country 2, 3,4: Year Book 4. PATRICIA MABEL MUNROE Pat A girl to know and a girl worth while, Ambition: College. Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3, 4, Letter 2, Star 3:Camera Club 2: Projection Club 3: G,A,A, 3,45 Junior Prom 3: Rifle Club 3,4, let- ter: Basketball 1,2,3, Softball 2,3g Volleyball 3. 1 I in 573 f 1. f CAROLYN ANN MOORE Nice in name, nice in nature. Ambition: Women's Air Force. Activities: Glee Club 1: Junior Prom 1, MARNA ADELE MOORE She is quiet with a pleasing way, That may win her fame some day, Ambition: Air Line Hostess. iw I -it FRANK CHESTER NELSON Work is work and fun is fun: But 'tis better to take the latter one. Ambition: Auto racing. MICHAEL LEWIS NEWSKY Mike I am the pleasing punishment women can bear. Ambition: College, Activities: Biology Club 2: Student Council 1,2,3,4: Press Club 4: Football 1,2,3,4g Track 2, 3: Art Club 1,2,3, r ,JF EVELYN MARIE PALIOCA Evie Hold everything, I'm coming, Ambition: To travel and see the world. Activities: En- core Club 2:Junior Prom 3:Cheerleader 2,J.V, Numerals and D. EVELYN MARION PARNAGIAN Evie A merry heart, a sparkling eye, Ambition: Fashion Model, Activities: Glee Club 3:Try- Hi-Y 3,4: Encore Club 1: Junior Prom 3. Ii DONALD MERRILL PERKINS Don A man of pleasant ways, Ambition: Navy. ERNEST THOMAS PETERS Pete There is no condition which man cannot overcome. Ambition: Lawyer, Activities: Science Club 1: Year Book 4: Forensic Club 3,4: Student Council 3,4, V. Pres, 4: Prize Speaking 3,4: President: Press Club 3: Football 1,3: Track l,2,3: Activities Association 1,2,3,4:Jr, Prom 3, Jr, Class Pres.: Intramural Basketball 1,23 Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3, ARNOLD OAKES Red A friend to all, Ambition: College. Activity: Junior Prom 3, MAYNARD JOSEPH ORR J0e Labor though slow, is good for man. Ambition: Machinist, Activities: Fishing Team '2,3,4: Junior Prom 3: Student Council 3,4, a. LZ 'S J .1 I MARY LEE PELCZAR Maggie Above our life we love a steadfast friend, Ambition: Elementary teacher, Activities: Latin Club 1: G,A,A, 1,2,3,4, Numerals 2: Junior Prom 3: F,T,A, 2,3, Secretary and Treasurer 3: Scholastic D 3. JANICE ANN PERCIVAL .Iannie Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit, Ambition: To be a Dietician, Activities: Glee Club 2,3, letter 3: National Honor Society 3,4: Year Book 4:Iunior Prom 3: Rifle Team 3,4, Letter 3: Scholastic D 1, Star 2. -Q 'WP FE -Q. -sf ALAN ERIC PINSINCE Al Ah, for a day of rest. Ambition: Electronic's Technician, Activities: Glee Club, ELAINE PLUMMER Our Youth, our joys, are all we have. Ambition: Nursing, Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4. W ., nt-.'f I 'xxx i BARBARA JEAN RANDALL Barb Deeds not words, Ambition: Laboratory technician. Activities: Biology Club 2: Junior Prom 3. PAUL EDWARD REDDEN Peck O mischief, thou art swift, Ambition: Navy, Activities: Glee Club 1: Future Far- mers of America 4: Treasurer'Future Farmers of America. SANDRA JEAN PEVEAR Sandy Friendly, likeable, and always neat: As a student she is hard to beat, Ambition: To travel around the world, Activities: Cheerleader 1,2,3: Numerals lg Letter 2: Star 3: Junior Prom 3. SHIRLEY ANN PICOTT Shir1 Smiling and pleasant Shirley is: At typing and shorthand she's a whiz, Ambition: Secretary, Activities: Junior Prom 3, i 'Z WILLIAM JOSEPH POMEROY Bi1l Sober, but not serious: quiet, but not idle, Ambition: Navy, CAROL JANE QUIMBY A smile today, a song tomorrow, Ambition: Dental Assistant. Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4, fda ? L ,J 'TJ PAUL CARROLL RICHARDS, IR. Youth must have sport. Ambition: Theater Work, Activities: Projection Club 2,3,4: Cross Country. NANCY MAE RICHARDSON Nan Blonde hair, flashing eyes, she is very full of surprise. Ambition: A Successful Future, Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4: Latin Club 1: Tri-l-Ii-Y 3,4: Year Book 4: Press Club 2,3: Editor-in-chief 4: Football 1,2,3,4: G.A.A, 2, 3,4:Junior Prom 3: Spelling Bee,Semi-finals 1,2,3,finals 3: Press Club Letter 2, Star 3,4: Glee Club Letter 3, Star 4: G,A,A. Numerals 3:Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4: Ten- nis 2. .4- ELAINE MARGARET ROUX Butch Ful1 of life, full of fun, a laugh and a smile for every- one. Ambition: Telephone Operator or Secretary. Activities: Glee Club 2,3: Glee Club letter 3: French Club 1: Press Club 4: Intramural Basketball 1,2: Volleyball 1,2: Tennis 1,2: G,A,A. 1,2,3,4: Junior Prom 3: Bowling 1: Winter Carnival 1, BERNARD DAVID ROY Bernie He runs like a deer, Ambition: Engineer, Activities: Glee Club 3,4: Latin Club 1: Cross Country 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3,4. GQ . PATRICIA ANN REILLY Patsy Friendly people are better met than described, Ambition: College, Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3, 4: Biology Club: Year Book 4: Press Club 2,3,4: Glee Club Letter 2: Star 3: Future Teachers of America, REGIS FRANCIS RENAUD Reggie Ten measures of speech desended in the world: women took nine and l have one. Ambition: Make a lot of Money. Activities: Pro- jection Club 1,2: J.V. Football 3: J.V. l,2: Varsity 3,4: Volleyball 1,2,3,4, , 4 - Q , 3: , 'la img , , ' , V, f yi I . . '-.4 'L 'K w.v..,m R I I SUSAN IEANNINE RICKERT Sue Chuck full of fun, cute and sweet as a cheerleader she is hard to beat, Ambition: Nurse or Airline Hostess, Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4: French Club 2: Latin Club 2: Try-Hi-Y 3,4: Year Book 4: Cheerleader J.V. 2: Varsity 3,4: Cap.: G.A.A, 1,2,3,4: Jr, Prom 3: Jr, Prom Usher 3: Grad, Usher 3: Bac, Usher 3: lntra- mural Volleyball 1,2,3,4:Champs 2: Winter Carni- val 1,2,3,4: Touch Football 1: Tennis 3: Music Festival G.A.A. Numerals 2: Letter 3: Cheerlead- ing Numerals 2, letter 3, star 4: Glee Club Letter 2, star 3, GAIL PATRICIA ROGERS Gay Beauty is the gift of God, Ambition: Fashion or Dress Designer, Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Home Economics l,3: Junior Prom 1, Usher: Rifle Club, Art Club, l ,.f 1, ,ff J' 'ff . 1 1 lv, as ' -Q, E-V ff'9'3 -3 ' 4 .wi I wx 3 - 'R to' A g, -1 lg . '55, X Q I ' ' n -if . .. . if ifd'k X , f , 5' N, ,. 4 SHIRLEY ANN SEAVER Witty, popular, is our gal Shirl, always laughing, quite a girl, Ambition: To Go West, Activities: Glee Club 1,2g Band 1,25 Year Book 3,4: Encore Club 1,2,3: G,A,A, 1: Junior Prom 3: State Music Festival 1: Volleyball 1,2, champs: Winter Carnival 1: Editor-in-Chief of Profile 4: Junior assistant editor 3, GEORGE BARTLETT SEAVEY Black Bart A man of few words Ambition: Dairy Farm, Activities: Future Farmers of America 3,4, f T ROBERT JAMES SHORTRIDGE Short A man you look up to, Ambition: Machinist CAROLYN RUTH SHUPE Kay A Delightful girl with a pleasant smile. Ambition: Undecided. 31 X -4' , s' ROBERT DONALD SCHIMFF Bob l am very fond of the company of ladies. Ambition: Mechanic in some form of aeronautics, Activities: Band 4: at Bangor Me. 2,3: Camera Club 1 at Dumont N.H,:R.ifle Team 2,3,at Bangor Me, CLARENCE WILLIAM SCOTT Scottie Study to be what you wish to seem. Ambition: An Army Officer. Activities: Forensic Club 2,3: Forensic Letter 2. M' '? s 1 f 7 '4' n If' ' x l 1 JOYCE PAULINE SEVIGNY Blackie A merry heart goes all day. Ambition: Nurse or Housewife. Activities: Home Economics 1,3,4: G,A.A, 2,3,4: Junior Prom 1,2,3, 4: Art Club 2,3,4: F.l-l,A. Treas, 1: Vice President 3: President 4: Art Club Secretary 3: G.A.A. Bowling Trophy 2, NEIL RICHARD SHAPIRO Oh, quiet is my soul Ambition: College. Activities: National Honor Society 3,43 Scholastic D 2,3. 1 ,r In X Xi la s. ls' xr. ,. rr 453 N '1 fy - K X 'I 6:5 k 4' H 4 'J 2 - In ' CARYL JANE SLANETZ Music is the harmony of sou1, Ambition: College, Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Tri- Hi-Y 4: Year Book 4, Assistant Editor: Junior Prom 3:Rig1e Club 4: Scholastic D 1: Glee Club D 2, DAVID ALONZO SMITH An honest man is able to speak for himself. Ambition: Machinist, Activities: Future Farmers of America 1, HOWARD WALTER STICKNEY Howie Few words are best, choose yours wisely. Ambition: Auto Machanic 8: Auto Body. NORMA MARION STILES Norm What ho, the champion giggler am I who comes to chal- lenge me. Ambition: College, Activities: Glee Club 3,4: G,A,A, 2: Junior Prom 3: Year Book 4: Glee Club Letter: Intra- mural Volleyball, GEORGE RICHMOND SIMMONS Cy Small but Mighty Ambition: Machinist or CabiuetMaker, Activities: Fishing Team l,2,3,4: Football 3,-1, Mgr: Junior Prom 3,-1: Art Club 3, JOHN BRADBURIS SINCLAIR Life is one fool thing after another, Ambition: To be a Billionaire, Activities: Rifle 1. 'Is D , Q , 15 ' -3 .Z RALPH EDWARD SMITH Smithey A man's character is in his face, Ambition: Cabinet Shop. Activities: Student Council 1,3: Junior Prom 2,3: Art Club 2,3, BEVERLY ANNETTE STETSON Bev Oh. these giggling school girls. Ambition: Secretary, Activities: Glee Club 1: School Spirit 1,2,3,4: Encore Club 1,2,3,4: Home Economics 2: Junior Prom 3, at 1 1 CLYDE TIBBETTS We can not all be masters AMBITION Radro T V Repalrrng ACTIVITIES Scr ence Club 1 PETER EUGENE TILTON Mudhook Strange to the world he wore a bashful look AMBITION Forester ACTIVITIES Future Farmers of Amerrca 3 4 Pres1dentofF F A Socrety for the Protec t1on of New I-lampslure Forest VINCENT ARTHUR TURCOTTE Whllle A good trammg IS the key to l1fe AMBITION Au' Force WILLIAM JAMES THOMAS Mrlll We want lum no longer he s long enough AMBI ION To be a m1l11ona1re ACTIVITIES Basketball 1 3 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 Future Teachers of Amerlca 3 P XTRICIX ARLLNL THOMPSUIN Trrcra 4 grrl or cheerful yesterdays and confrdent to morrows XMBITION To be a success ACTIVITIES Glee Club l 9 3 4 Letter 2 Star 3 Try H1 Y 3 V Pres 4 Year Book 4 Lncore Club l 2 3 4 Lettcr2 l-orensrcClub l Z Pres .3 4 Letter l Starz 3 Prrae Speakrng, 3 4 Press Club l Edrtor 2 Letter 3 Basketball 2 Jr Prom 3 Radro Club 1 Sec 2 Future Teachers of Xmerrca Sec Treas 2 Pres 3 Cl rssSec 4 Governor of Grrls State 3 lst 1nlxewEngland Externp speech tourney Scholastrc D 3 Scholarshrp to UNH Scholarshrp to Rrpon Wrstonsrn .BRD State Debate Tourney 3 ewes .l l' fi ROBERT HENRY TORR Your only young once AMBITION To be a Jet p11ot ACTIVITIES Jun 1or Prom CARL TRUE Oh come now why that frown? AMBITION Machmest ACTIVITIES E IS hl n g Team 1 , .A MAURICE JOSEPH TURGEON Turc ,,.., Hold Everythmg, I m comlng. AMBITION. Busmess College J 33 ' A ll ' ' I .VI X' T : ' ' ' . : I E ll I S U E ' I ' ,s I A 1 .L, . , A -, z -Q 'A A F - ', ' - ' -5. - 1 Q. .f 1' . 3 . : I 2 i A . . - . 9 , 1 . 1 ' . 5 . ' lr ' : Qi ' 1 . b 1 . . I J ' .' . , 1 45,3 U., I I V. g . -. . Q g - . 4 - ' , -., . , 'g..,Qtl2-Q Q 5 5.5 . .L 1 a 1 o n xv - ' A if f I ' , Q ' . . .L ' ' it ' 6 fy . A A x Q f 1 f M t . , eyesfp ,XF , -J .. ' I K- , H - . . ' 'll - 1 3 . ' X Q O' 155- I RICHARD WARNKE Dick My heart is as true as stee1. AMBITION: Farm Mechanic. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2,4: Future Farmers of America l,2,3,4: Junior Prom 3: F.F.A. Reporter 2: Sec. 4. JAMES LAWERENCE WATKINS lim Silence and modesty the sound of genius. AMBITION: C hem is t. ACTIVITIES: Science Club lg Biology Club 2. 'V Q V E Q vs T -4 -'refs ' 'I J . A Tm: 1:-gt :I .. RUSSELL PAUL WILLIAMS Ike What a guy. AMBITION: Be Famous. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4: Football 3: Basketball 2,3,4: Track 2: Junior Prom 3, 4: Baseball 2,3,4: Cross Country. DONALD WILSON Whip They can who think they can. AMBITION: Machinist. ACTIVITIES: Rifle Club 1. JO ANN ELIZABETH UNGLAUB Jo Quiet but missed if not present. AMBITION: To have a certain young man tell me I'm a young lady. ACTIVITIES: Rifle Club 4: Scholastic D 2,3. ALAN FRANKLING VIGENT Vig I am tired of four walls and a ceiling. AMBITION: Engineering. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Biology Club 2. ,Mk 4 for . PAULINE DORA WERNER Paulie Sugar and spice and everything nice. AMBITION: College. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 4: Yearbook 4: Encore Club 2: G. A.A, 3,4: Junior Prom 3: Int. volleyball 3: Int. softball 3: Scholastic D 2g Literary Editor of Pro- file 4g Glee Club Letter and star. ROBERT LINCOLN WHITING lnkie The best men are molded out of experience. A M B I T I O N: Medical Profession. ACTIVITIES: Press Club 3: Track 4: Junior Prom l,2,3,4g Cross Country 2,3,4. .mil l MARIE DOLORES ZARRILO Brooklyn A helping hand a happy smile always makes life worthwhlle AMBITION To marry a rich widower ACTIVITIES G A A l BURKE ZIMMERM AN The price of wisdom is above rubres AMBITION Industrial design or Electronic engineering ACTIVITIES Band 1 2 3 4 Science Club pres l Biol ogy Club 2 School Spirit 2 4 Yearbook 4 Forensic Club 3 4 StudentCounc1l 1 National Honor Society 3 4 Press Club 3 4 Track 3 4 Scholastic D 2 3 4 Allstate con cert festrval 1 2 3 4 All New England concert festival 2 tral234 .ai GEORGE WENTWORTH EMERSON III Flbber My Heart is as true as steel AMBITION Undecided ACTIVITIES Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 Track 1 Student Council 1 2 3 Class Treasurer 2 George Fibber Emerson had to leave our class in the fall of 1952 because of serious iltlness, but to us he will always be a member of the class o 1954 35x JAMES ALV AH WISWELL Wh1ZL Oh for a day of rest AMBITION Animated Cartoonisr ACTIVITIES Junior Prom 3 Art Club 3 4 Ascoffrer Club 3 WILLIAM CARLDON YOUNG Will Work is an old fashioned way of getting a livmg AMBITION Machinest We f RAYMOND NORMAND LANDRY Ray Watch for the serious man there s dynamite in him AMBITION Railroader ACTIVITIES Projection Club 1 2 Track 3 4 Baseball4 French Club 3 Brology Club 2 GEORGE RUSSELL MCALLISTER Rusty Why take life SCIIOLISIYQ You ll never get out of it ahve AMBITION Chef ACTIVITIES Cross Country 1 Track 1 7 -U.: X . . 1, K 1' I V I If - lik I O l n Y ' I , Z1 f.- ' 2 ' - 9 ' 'D Z . '.: 5. ,1 H --'Q - , I. n 0 1. Q' D ' ' I 9 I f ' 1-' -.'v-' 3,4g First prize in Physics, N.H. Science Fair 3g Orches- ' a I H U' ' ' 1 Ig . 9 L . 9 u a : l Q A . Jn H Q 1 . 'I 'V 0 1 I , I S , ' ' : N . : H I 4 X 1 CLASS OFFICERS Presrdem Paul Flayhan VICC Presrdent Lawrence Brennan Secretary Treasurer T4 ln' K FAVQRITES OF FIFTY-FCLIR MOST PQPULAR BEST DRESSED x XB CLASS ORATORS MOST ARTISTIC 1 SL k CROWNING GLORY MILLION DOLLAR SMILE 8: M BEST STUDENTS Barbara Barker Sz Burke Zrmmerman MOST MOST ABSENT MINDED BEST DANCERS REPRESENTATIVE OF D H S Patrrcra Thompson 8a Ernest Peters arne 1rr1ba1I 8: g .- ' xx fa I I VA K . xt. - I XL. . K x-X - ' 4 I 7 N A R I ,I X x- E ri? A 'I f fa:-' ,A c ' X Q Patricia Munroe gl Richard Joy Mary Drew 81 Pat ' k G' len ' 5 ' 4 Norma Stiles ike Newsky :L I v? K I K' E1 ' K' Peter Ka elei CUTEST S SWEETEST BEST LOOKING HARDEST WORKERS T CLASS FLOWER D p R d c BEST NATLIRED CLASS COLOR B1 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED HOLLYWOOD BOUND 3251 h an MOST LADYLIKE 8 MOST SHY CLASS GENTLEMEN FAVORITE SPORT B k tb 11 FAVORITE SUBJECT Ch BEST PALS BOYS BEST PALS GIRLS MOST MUSICAL Dane g Caryl Slanetz 8a Peter Hepler 1- if ? 6 I V 1 ' . -' ., ,' I -x . I I ,S , '.:I ,,...Y Q 9 Sw. I A . IH Barbara Randall Sc Bob Christensen B rbara Dore gc Ernest Peters a S a emi stry I I we ,X , , 6 ' ' x X D 1 Q f , x Clayton Leary 81 Robert Whiting . CLASS HISTCRY Four years lt hardly seems that long It doesn't seem pos s1ble that we could have crowded so many act1v1t1es dances games maybe even some knowl edge 1nto our happy h1gh school days lt all goes back to September 1950 Trylng to conceal our excltement and fears we entered Dover Hlgh School w1th smlles of confldence Our sm1les soon faded as we searched desperately for all our classes After a few weeks of school however we adjusted ourselves to the fact that we were the new flxtures 1n the hallowed halls and regarded as such by all upperclassmen Peter Kagele1ry Pres1dent Rlchard Joy V1ce Pres1dent Bob Culton Treasurer and Joyce Flayhan Secretary were chosenas our class represent at1ves Dur1ng our f1rst year 1n school we had a Freshman Recept1on wh1ch was a success and we became acqualnted w1th several other students Further along 1n the year we part1c1pated w1th the .Tumors 1D a magaz1ne dr1ve mn wh1ch our team was v1ctor1ous As our f1rst year drew to a close we were very anx1ous for the summer vacat1on but also looked forward to re enterlng Dover Hlgh 1n September as Sophomores The class of 54 once agaln entered the fam1l1ar corr1dors of D H S after the summer vacat1on th1s t1me feellng very much at home We were now sophomores and could look upon the new bewlldered freshmen w1th sm1les of p1ty rememberlng what we had gone tlrough one year before attent1on was focused on the class electlons Th1s year we went on record as havlng all boys to lead us Robert Culton captured the Pres1dency w1th Peter Kagelelry V1ce Presldent Rolland Grondln Secretary and George F1bber Emerson Treasurer We were now beg1nn1ng to l1ke school much more than we had ant1c1pated We enjoyed especlally the many f1eld tr1ps we took 1n blology As the school year drew to a close It was hard to beheve thatwe had reach ed the halfway mark 1n our hlgh school educat1on and we reahzed we must now start to plan for our future When the th1rd of September 1952 came around we found ourselves one step closer to our ult1mate goal graduat1on We were now upperclassmen and regarded the pos1t1on w1th a somewhat superlor att1tude but we st1ll look ed up to the mlghty sen1or Our class off1cers Ernle Peters Rolland Grond1n Joyce Flayhan and Carleen Jaques were chosen to perform perhaps the most d1ff1cult task of any class offlcers that of organlzlng the Junlor Prom, as well as adm1n1ster1ng the select1on and sale of our class rlngs So that we could determ1ne what vocatlon we would be best sulted for we took apt1tude and 1nterest tests 1n our Freshman Sophomore and Jumor years Through the excellent gu1dance of M1ss McCooey and the results of these tests many of us were able to start plann1ng our futures at an early date 41 . I . 1 . . Shortly after we adjusted ourselves to the swing of school once more, all . . - . . . . . , H . H Through our many aCt1V1t1eS the frequent dances the many athletlc con tests debat1ng tournaments the sclence farrs musmc fest1vals and numerous clubs and the1ract1v1t1es 1n Dover I-hgh we were really able to l1ve It up wh1le at the same t1me ga1n1ng much valuable knowledge and exper1ence When May f1nally rolled around 1t was Prom t1me aga1n and we all work ed hard to make the blg dance a success Wrth the fam1l1ar crystal ball re flectlng colored llghts around the gym our b1g dances were certarnly events 1n our hlgh school lrfe that we shall never forget We were all glad when summer eventually came and school let out for the summer vacatlon Durlng that t1me many of our members attended Boys State and G1rls State on the campus of the Umverslty of New Hampshlre where they learned about the operat1on of government on the state level Barbara Barker was chosen as a delegate to Cr1r1s'Nat1on and spent a week 1n Washrngton D C studylng our Natlonal government Pat Thompson New England wlnner of g1rls' extemporaneous speak1ng attended the nat1onal speech tournament 1n Denver Colorado wh1le Ern1e Peters presldent of the New England Student Assoc1at1on attended the nat1onal convent1on of student counclls rn Portland Oregon Before we knew lt however lt was September agaln and we commenced the last of our seem1ngly endless days 1n Dover H1gh School We were now sen 1ors the hlghest status any hlgh schooler may atta1n But It d1dn't go to our become more mature 1nd1v1duals and looked at thlngs from a much drfferent v1ewpo1nt than we had as freshmen To lead us we chose Terry Dunn Joe Cote Pat Thompson and Nancy Bas sett for our class off1cers They certalnly d1d a fme Job arrang1ng for our class plctures to be taken and d1str1buted as early as poss1ble We started 1n early organ1z1ng our yearbook and began sol1c1t1ng ads as soon as pOSS1blE Wlth an excellent, 1ndustr1ous group of workers, we made our Prof1le for 1954 a real success The months flew by only too rapldly We had a wonderful class tr1p to Washxngton D C an unforgettable experlence The Junlor Prom was glven 1n our honor and we congratulate the Jun1ors for the excellent Job they d1d 1n present1ng 1t Soon lt was t1me to begln pract1c1ng for our baccalaureate and graduatlon exerc1ses We marched for a couple of hours a day whxle the band played The War March of the Pr1ests At last that long awalted moment graduatxon day arr1ved As we heard the words of our classmates selected to speak at the occas1on and the words of farewell from our headmaster and teachers w were confronted wlth a feel1ng of mlxed emotlons We were sad for we were now to leave our treasured days 1n Dover H1gh School forever but we were also happy for we had a great feelmg of accompllshment hav1ng passed an other xmportant mllestone 1n our 11ves and could now look forward to new and greater th1ngs xn the years to come On behalf ofthe Class of '54 Pauhne Werner Burke Zlmmerman D1ane D'Arcy 42 . . . , . , R . . . heads as may have been expected. Through three years of high school we had ll ' ll . ll ' ' ll ' ' . , , e CLASS WILL We the partrng class of 1954 berng of sound mrnd and body at thrs trme generously bequeath our most treasured possessrons to the underclassmen Worthy of them To Mr Walker our headmaster the Senror class extends tts apprecratron for makrng the four years rn Dover Hrgh School memorable ones To Mr Dodge, we generously grve a lre detector so that he may be able to drscover all forged ex cuses All the senrors quretly leave Mrss Taylor s study hall To Mrss Boyd the Senror class leaves a fund for the rnstallatron of an elevator to the thrrd floor so she may avord clrmbrng 47 starrs To Mr Ahearn we grve black colorrng to drsgurse the grayrng harrs hrs Problems classes have caused To Mr Peltonen we wrll the book How to Tell Jokes rn 10 O00 Easy Lessons Mr Parrs maybe thrs wrll brrng a smrle Marlene Croft leaves her athletrc abrlrty to the most deservrng and talented underlcassman John Crossan just goes frn a brg hurrylj Edward Cullen bequeaths all hrs make up and tardy slrps to Mr Dodge who has been wartrng patrent y for them Many years of experrence on the Student Councrl are left by Bob Culton to Barbara Cook Everett Dade donates the frrst prrnted copy of Dade s Number Theory to the Math teachers Sandra Daggett wrlls her bottle of green harr goo to Jane Mann so she may keep her D A rn place Paulette Watson rs the lucky recerver of Drane D Arcy s unused lrpstrcks Put them to good use Paulette' To JoAnne Dore goes Erma Dent s naturally curly harr Cecrle Desrosrers grves to Clarr Chenevert polrsh to keep that sparkle rn her dramond Yvonne Dronne leaves her frlrng box to anyone who dares attempt strarghtenrng rt out Robert McMaster generously grves Paul Donahue some turkey feathers to stuff hrs prllow whrch rn turn wrll be left to Danny Antonopolous to soften hrs dreams rn class George Donovan confrdes hrs secret success as a lover and matchmaker to Paul Roux Lorrarne Baby Kuchulrs rnherrts a few of Barbara Dore s quret ways Jenny' Mary Drew hopes srncerely that Dorrs Courteau wrll have more luck rn passrng rn her Englrsh assrgn ments on trme than she drd Terrence Dunn leaves hrs terrrfrc school sprrrt and cheerleadrng abrlrtres to Bob Hodgson Robert Pauncho Ellrott donates hrs nrckname to any underclassman who can fulfrll the requrrements Mavrs Felker wrshes to lend all her good trmes durrng her short stay at Dover Hrgh to Lorrarne Repetta Wrlma Fernald wrlls her shyness and blush to Pat Fredette Joyce Flayhan leaves rn a cloud of dust on Steve Huntley s motor scooter Anrta Fortrer trred rn varn to leave her Pschology class Bob Larsen rs the lucky recerver of Arnold Fowler s rangy physrque Now he ll REALLY be able to play basketball Judy Fuller gladly grves her collectron of senror math books to any Junror grrl wrth the courage open them Beware the Danger Srnes Nancy Garland relrnquxshes her Job at the Ellrott Greenhouses prckrng roses to Sal Crntorrno Patty Morrrson rnherrts Glorra Gaudreau s cheerrng abrlrty as well as her worn out megaphone Margre Johnson rs the recrprent of Pat Geaneas s sweet ways wrth the boys Clrfford Germarn wrlls hrs wrt to Jerry Sullrvan Frank Getchell grves hrs well used baseball bat to Al Jones Pat Grllen leaves all hrs sports knowledge and column rn the School Sprrrt to John Skrp Kelly so that someday he may become known as Skrp the sport of all sports here at D H S Janet Lane and Norma Strles bequeath therr unearthly cackles along wrth some grggle Jurce to Gert Hamel rf she dare use the combrnatron rn publrc Tamara Lane and Marcra Langley depart from dear old Dover Hrgh strll as the best of frrends Garl Krrk Garl Lavender and Caryl blaneta leave a supply of cookres, rarsrns cheese and crackers to be eaten between perrods next year 43 1 . ' For Jennie Brown's hair, Frances Drew offers her shining red highlights. Now they can be natural, . . . . . . . U . .H ' . . . . . , . Clayton Leary hands hrs well used cross country unrform back to Mr Bergeron Rose Leblanc leaves to adopt a new last name Brlly Lavrne rs the lucky recerver of Joe Lesnrak s neatly trrmmed crew cut Joseph Levasseur shares some of hrs love for clrernrstry wrth future chemrstry students lroprng they wrll able to bear rt Paul Lewrs wrlls a well scarred hockey puck for next year s team to bang up a lrttle more Joe McGlynn gladly grves hrs hours of detcntron to John Fredette Loure McKay leaves hrs fondness for varrety ffemales that rsj to the Turcotte twrns After usrng rt to hrs advantage Paul McKernan wrlls hrs book HOW TO GET A QUICK DIVORCL, to Joe Galrbors hoprng rt wrll help Joe as much as rt drd hrm Jane McShera bequeaths to Helen French her famous black whrp worn as rt may be from use on her slavrng majorettes The great Shakespearean actor Stephen Merster leaves hrs role rn MACBETH to Jrmrny Dravatrs Vrrgrnra Merrrll passes on added pornters to Mary Lou Batchelder on posture Carolyn Moore wrlls her Joke concernrng a Kleenex to anyone who wants a good laugh Mama Moore grves her beat up but usable manrcure set to Alrce Howard Harrret Koutrelakos garns Pat Monroe s abrlrty to be a Dorothy Drx rn solvrng her frrends problems Frank Nelson and Robert Torr bequeath a few of therr spare hot rod parts to Don McKrnnon rn case he should run short whrle re assemblrng hrs car Mrke Newsky lends hrs Charles Atlas book and a few muscle burlders to Jrmrny Green Arnold Oakes goes wrth hrs yo yo' Joe Orr wrlls hrs posrtron at the dance door to Joe Issa Evelyn Palroca leaves her absent mrndedness fwhrch rs sometrmes most convenrentj to Mamre Brck ord Evelyn Parnagran and Pat Thompson just won t leave wrthout each other John Srnclarr gracrously lets the auto shop frx up hrs Ford Ralph Smrth wrlls hrs cabrnet makrng abrlrty to Perley O Rourke Howard Strckney leaves hrs posrtron as bus drrver from Hampton to Dover to Herbre Trofatter Patty Crouse rs grven a box of sharpened art pencrls and a gum eraser by Beverly Stetson Wrllram Thomas gracrously donates to Alan Bourn hrs remarrrrng herght prlls Don t take a many as Brll drd Alan' Clyde Trbbetts bequest to Jrm McLarn consrsts of the secret of hrs ropeclrmbrng prowess Peter Trlton s F F A presrdency rs bestowed upon a capable underclassman Joanne Unglaub leaves her long frngernarls to anyone who can stand them A collectron of worn out apologres lj bestowed upon Connre Brock by Alan Vrgent Rrchard Warnke rmparts thrs word of advrce Don t EVER leave your keys rn a parked car' James Watkrns grves hrs butterfly net to Sally Allen to use rt as she sees frt Bob Whrtrng offers hrs proof reader s eye to Carolyn Smalley to help contrnue the good work of the Green Rave To Hrane Dathaway goes Waulrne Perner s glrb double talk Russ Wrllrams wrlls the book HOW TO GET AND KEEP A GIRL to Brll O Connell Guaranteed to brrng results James Wrswell bequeaths one case of orl to Frank Krrby for use on hrs leather Jacket Trger Kagelerry rs the herr of Marre Zarrrllo s scrapbook of Dodger clrpprngs and srncere wrshes for success rn the next World Serres Ralph Chandler s legacy to Chrrstrne Jenkrns consrsts of a tube of rndelrble lrpstrck Robert McCann leaves hrs posrtron as basketball manager to Bob Upton Burke Zrmmerman wrlls an autographed copy of hrs book HOW TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS THE DOOF' MAY CONCEIVE to Don Stoddard who has Qsomewhat trmrdlyj elected senror math And last but by no means least Ernre Peters grves up hrs back seat rn Busrness Law to Ed Breslrn as well as several sound arguments challengrng Mr DeGross qurzzes We brd farewell to all our teachers of the past four years and express our gratrtude rn wrshrng them the best of luck rn the future In wrtness thereof we have subscrrbed our srgnatures srgned sealed and declared thrs nrneteenth day of June, One Thousand Nrne Hund ed and Frfty four R Class 44 . . . . , , . be . . . . . , - , . 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CLASS PRQPH ECY Good afternoon lad1es and gentlemen th1s IS Lawrence Clement your TV announcer broadcast1ng from the huge N6W1Hgt0H A1r Base IH New1ngton N H Today 1n th1s year of 1964 we are about to w1tness an event that w1ll go down 1n the pages of h1story the prem1er fl1ght of an a1r Shlp enter1ng outer space Th1s spacesh1p wh1ch you seen now on your screens IS a marvel of sc1 ent1f1c ach1evement It was created by the General F,ng1neer1ng F1rm of whlch Robert Kmg who 1S 1n the camera now 1S pres1dent The long s1lver needle l1ke body of the a1rsh1p stands 300 feet h1gh1n1ts mammoth supports wh1ch are po1nted 1nto the heavens It was deslgned by Stephen Jenness under the super v1s1on of Sam LaBr1e The plane requlres 100 tons of fuel Wh1Ch have been suppl1ed by The Donald Card Fuel Company Ihave just spoken Wlth Donald Hatch Captaln of the Shlp and he tells me that lt accommodates ten men Rolland Grond1n IS co p1lot Peter Clark Chlef nav1gator Dr Peter Hepler phys1c1an Herbert L1ttlef1eld 1nterpreter and Paul McKenna Dav1d Sm1th and Leo Martel crewmen Also on the exped1t1on are Dr Fred Allen the noted an1mal sc1ent1st and Ne1l Shap1ro botan1st The camera 1S now focused on the U S Band led by Robert Schlmpff You can see the great throngs of spectators who have flocked here from all over the world to behold th1s great event There are many ce1ebr1t1es 1n the crowd In the Pres1dent's Box we see Barbara Barker f1rst woman V1ce Pres1dent of the U S and Nancy Bassett Ambassador to France both n1bb11ng on some celery stalks Also 1n the box are V1oletta Angelos and Jack1e LaBonte sec retar1es to the Pres1dent George S1mmons Paul R1ChaTdS and Paul Redden In the camera now 15 Dav1d Chase world's champ1on downh1ll and slalom sk1er Next to h1m 15 a second tall blonde and a handsome young man too Stephen Huntley who has Just lead an underwater research expedltlon 1n the waters off the coast of Madagascar The gentleman w1th the b1g gr1n IS B111 Murphy underwater photographer for the Huntley Exped1t1on Those two attract1ve young lad1es caught by the camera now are Jeanne Labbe and Ga1l Rogers stars of mov1edom escorted by Joe Cote Pres1dent of MGM They may now be seen 1n the1r latest p1cture The Sun 1S Green wh1ch 1S the latest experlment 1n 4 D mov1es a sc1ent1f1c wonder created by the br1ll1ant woman sc1ent1st Jamce Perc1val a professor at P I T e Pelczar Instltute of Technology Th1s the f1rst women s eng1neer1ng school 1n hlstory was founded by the famed m1ll1ona1ress Mary Lee Pelczar The Pres1dent of the college IS the noted educator Patr1c1a Rellly whom you now see on the screen Other members of the faculty of P I T who have come to w1tness th1s 1n1t1a1 fllght 1nto outer space are Susan Rlckert Dean of the School of Cheerlead1ng her able ass1stant Sandra Pevear Joyce Sev1gny Dean of the School of Nuclear PhYS1CS and Hope Ayers Dean of the School of Target Shoot1ng Scanmng the crowd here today we see that we have many more ce1ebr1t1es on hand At the far left 1S torch s1nger Sandra Carswell whose latest release IS Stranger and a Pa1r o' D1ce Expected to become a smash h1t th1S ren d1t1on was recorded by The Paul Came Record1ng Company wh1ch 1S reap1ng a fortune from 1ts rev1val of the short play1ng breakable low f1del1ty record When asked why he IS maklng such records Presldent Came IS quoted as say 1ng I s t1me for a change 45 J I ! . 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' s , . , . . . . . , . . . .,, . , . - . . . , . . . . . . , , . . u . . , . . - ' : Il tl ' .ll We also have a number of noted athletes among us today Down below 1S 'Battl1n Burke star quarterback of the Detro1t L1ons To the r1ght are two champ1ons of the New York Kn1 c ke r b o c ke r s R1Ch1C Joy and Sw1sher Kagele1ry D1rectly 1n front of us are two o1ymp1c track heroes The ener get1C young man 1n the Bermuda shorts do1ng the push ups 15 Bern1e Roy who ran the m1le 1n the amaz1ng t1me of 3 58 Z The d1st1ngu1shed look1ng gentleman 1n the wh1te t1e and ta1ls do1ng ch1n ups from the rafters of the grandstand 1S Flash Gordon Berry who set a world 100 yard dash record of e1ght flat seconds Wh1le we are wa1t1ng for the b1g event to take place we see that the vendors of K1nCa1d'S Crunchy Crackles the crunch1est candy you can buy because It conta1ns glass are capt1al1z1ng on the 1mmense crowd The Crunchy Crackles sellers Frances K1ng Helen B1ckford L11l1an Hanscom and W1ll1am Baxter are be1ng followed closely by dent1stBernard Brennan who we hear has a secret agreement Wlth the Crunchy Crackles Company He IS p1ck1ng up frag ments of broken teeth to further h1S study of the effects of stress and stra1n on enamel and IS offer1ng to extract teeth at the cut rate of ten cents per yank Over there we see the da1ry k1ng Andrew Janetos who recently purchased the state of M1nnesota so that he could have the proper atmosphere for h1s cows It 1S rumored that Janetos IS go1ng to rename h1s new acqu1s1t1on H0lStC1H Heaven Cow Cap1tal of the Un1verse We recogn1ze the gent 1n the br1ght 1nfra red zoot su1t as Henry Bos1nger who recently aCh1eVCd the honor of be1ng the f1rst human to break the sound barr1er1n an automob1le The car used l1qu1d water for fuel and was deS1gned and bu1lt by Bob Shortmdge and Grant H1ckman espec1ally for the purpose The d1st1ngu1shed gentleman 1n the front row wear1ng the polka dot spats and the p1nce nez IS that renowned student of government C W Scott who was named by the Pres1dent to be the f1rst ambassador to Mars 1f the space sh1p gets as far as that The Natlonal Honor Guard composed of Maur1ce Turgeon Carl True V1n cent Turcotte W11l1am Young and Donald W1lson 1S now march1ng toward the Pres1dent's box to escort the d1st1ngu1shed personallty who 1S to perform the chr1sten1ng of the sh1p to the launch1ng platform As that box IS a m1le and a half away we st1ll havea few m1nutes left 1n wh1ch to meet the ce1ebr1t1es here today It m1ght be f1tt1ng to mentlon that the natty new un1forms worn by the Honor Guard were des1gned by June Bla1r Lona Bonenfant and Glor1a Ham1lton who now have the1r stud1os 1n Par1s and are settxng the world s fash1ons The unlforms have been gxven that sh1ny dazzle by Landry s Laundry operated by Ray and Yvonne of the same name who used the1r new atom1c clean1ng process Look1ng over the spectators aga1n you now see on your screen two of the natlon s top TV stars L1nda Berry who IS wear1ng the fuchs1a m1nk coat and Carleen Jaques who IS wea.r1ng a p1nk flamlngo feather 1n her ha1r Wh1Ch IS p1at1num blond toady The g1rls have r1val shows on d1fferent networks at the same t1me and the1r Hooper ratlngs are now t1ed for f1rst place It 1S really hard to declde Wh1Ch of them has the most to offer In the rema1n1ng m1nutes before the chr1sten1ng and the takeoff I should 11ke to say a few more words about the Shlp and the exped1t1on Th1s mam moth event 1S be1ng covered today by the ed1tor 1n ch1ef of the New York TIMES 1n person MISS Nancy Rlchardson whlle Sh1rleySeaver SOC1Cty ed1tor of the sarne paper IS hav1nga f1eld day Wlth the many outstand1ng personal1t1es here today 46 . 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The exped1t1on w1ll test the f1rst P bomb the Un1ted States latest secret weapon lnvented by Don Perk1ns and B1ll Pomeroy the bomb resembles a smallf1recracker 1n SIZE shape no1se explos1ve force and pract1cally every th1ng else but they say the psychologlcal effect of the weapon IS terr1f1c It der1ves 1ts name from the no1se It produces when detonated 'Pfffft The rocket IS be1ng prov1ded w1th a large supply of l1v1ng plants to furn1sh oxygenfor the crew The plants are a new spec1es ar1d1um developed by the noted hort1cultur1sts Alfred Houde and Regls Renaud and were suppl1ed by the greenhouses of Carol Qu1mby and Shlrley P1cott The upholstery 1S a new vacuum res1stant type des1gned espec1ally for space travel by Ela1ne K1mball and Geraldlne Jenness and manufactured by the Corson Cloth Company The crew leav1ng the Shlp now Carolyn Shupe Elame Plummer and Russell Rogers have Just g1ven1t a last m1nute cleanlng to remove any d1rt Wh1Ch may add to 1ts we1ght such as p1CC6S of l1nt and other art1cles wh1ch may have been overlooked 1n the construct1on of the rocket We now see the grease monkeys Robert Marcotte Russell McAll1ster and D1ck B1ckford crawl1ng out of the rocket tubes after havlng 1nstalled the supercharged r1ce cr1sp1es recently developed by the cerealqueen Marlan Cahn to g1V6 the space Shlp added l1ft The d1st1ngu1shed speakers have Just f1n1shed thelr remarks M1ss Mar1on Hunt 1nternat1ona1 pres1dent of C R U D the Cont1nental Rehablltators of Underpr1v1leged Donkeys Nancy Huse presxdent of theW E T S the Women's Eth1calTemperance Soc1ety and Mar1e Croft author of the recent best seller nected w1th th1s novel project In the few moments that rema1n we sw1tch you to our rov1ng reporter Earlene Henderson Cl1Ck' Th1s 1S your rov1ng reporter lhave here the Honorable W1ll1am Jaques Mayor of the Clty of Dover who has been chosen master of ceremon1es for to day What IS your op1n1on of th1s experlment Your Honor? Under the clrcumstances chances are that there w1ll be a pretty deC1S1 1nd1cat1on however It IS my f1rm conv1ct1on thatpresent cond1t1ons necess1tate ns1derable premed1tat1on Thank you Your Honor We now return you to your announcer Cl1Ck' Thank you rovmg reporter We now see the Honor Guard approach1ng w1th the person who IS to chr1sten the Shlp Yes' Here she IS lad1es and gentle men the f1rst lady of the natlon Mrs George Wash1ngton the former Ela1ne Roux of Dover escorted by her personal bodyguards Arlene Caverly and Barbara Randall She IS now po1sed on the launch1ng platform ready to smash a bottle of world famous Cloutman s Cognac over the left acceleratmg d1scharger valve of the synchrometer subllmer tube Crash' ' T1nk1e' Whooosh' ' ' ' And there lt goes lad1es and gentlemen' The Galaxy has just left 1ts sup ports and 1S now speed1ng through space at ten m1les per second' Y s It IS out to conquer the unlverse wh11e the crowd looks on ln awe struck wonder I M Crazy Ga1l Lavender Ina D1ther Paul1ne Werner R U Nuts Burke Z1mmerman 47 . . . . ,, . , 7 ' I 9 9 2 1 ' , . . . . . . , ,, . . , . . y I ! 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I ' , : .311 4 J ,gl I ,ll ua ,E A , v ,, - 'l an Y L' '1 '?2f'N ffm .fZ l 7 Senior English Chemistry Business Law SCHOOL LIFE Life at Dover High School can be divided into two groups, recreation and studying, which together make up our education. Upon entering Dover High Schooleach student has a choice of taking a course in Commercial, Academic, or Trade fields. At the Davis Vocational School the following courses are available: Cosmetology, Sheetmetal, Electricity, Cabinet Making, Auto Mechanics, and Machine Shop. Cooks and Bakers, Agriculture, and Home Economics are also taught at Dover High School. The seniors especially enjoy Chemistry. What is it? That is often the ex- pression the students make after some of the lab experiments. There is one element that will always be recognized. Even those on the first floor can tell when sulfur is being heated. Psychology, another enjoyable subject, is the study of human behavior, and after a senior has taken this course, he should know why people act as they do. English is a course that is studied for four years, and it includes grammar, literature, and speech. The professional assemblies, school plays, prize speaking contest, spelling bee, and various clubs all go to make up a well-rounded School life. The boys' and girls' chorus and the band put on several concerts during the school year. As fall approaches, heavy coats are dragged out and everyone goes to the football games to cheer the Green Wave to victory. After the traditional Thanks- giving game with Portsmouth, Basketball is in the limelight. Hockey and Skiing are enjoyed by those brave souls who can endure the cold weather. During the week, volleyball can be watched almost every noon in the gym. Dances are held nearly every week and music is supplied by records or an orchestra. Usually there is a large crowd and a good time is had by all. The teachers alternate in chaperoning the dances. The two big dances of the year are the Carnival Ball and the Junior Prom. The Guidance department helps the students with their personal problems and advises them as to the work they are most capable of doing. The aptitude tests which are taken in the freshman and junior years indicate the individual's abili- ties. Every fall each class elects the officers who will lead the group throughout the year. One student from each homeroom is elected to represent his class- mates on the Student Council. Our high school boasts of one of the best Student Councils in New England. Four happy years are made possible by the faculty to whom we are very grateful. 50 i ix Mechamcs Modem Problems COSHICIOIOSY Commerc1a1 .i 41 Phys1ca1 Educauon Auto Shop 41 f 4 2 'I r -, - ,ff .: :IN F . .H- r 9 ' x X ' ' f ' Q + kk 'UVM TDIUW -m NVQ, Vu, r 41 I Elecmcal shop Physlcs 1 Sheet Metal Typmg Art Electncal Shop 52 nm. 5 ,, if M... 3' if ' 1. JQ Af! 2 1. f ' '-ff +1 E W' gffr' ,Av .5-uvgi .. bf , .9,od': ,, N L Driver Training Majorclres Auto 5h0p Caf-CICH3 iii' Aguculture Gfeefl WSWS 53 'mix df! 4 fb ln- Y 4' Football Crowd Football Game A if Football Actxon Football Acuon its W., L img. .iw- Wjo 'R 'ut vi: Maas sgiitffi' in 1 af -it Study Hall Lunch at Chris 54 . L 535 Q-Y ZZ WMM? Q 9 451.154 W, 'S ! cl-fool. V, .X ssg Isa? plnrr ,4 fit'- Q. X as XC gut X xx Raise x it x X X N X X ,rl Nr X XX X i -- K Q' ' K f 1 , T X ,- I , 'XXX . ' V 0 . ' ' Q-' A . 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M X X Q1 x If YE RBOOK STAFF AND MEMBERS TA Row One Paulrne Werner Garl Lavender Caryl Slanetz Mrss Murphy Adv1sor Shrrley Seaver Sandra Daqgett Car leen Jaques Jane McShera Jenlue Brown Row Two Mrss Boyd Advrsor Janet lane Bob Krng Burke Zrmmerman Gul Krrk Jamce Percrval Joyce Flayhan Lona Bonenfant Rose LeBlanc Norma Sules Row 3 Elarne Roux Yvonne Landry Roberta Rrchards Carol Elwell Gayle Cloutman June Blau Pat Thompson Nancy Rrchardson Pat Rrelly Dranne Hathaway x-ow 4 Marv Lou Batchelder Cynth1a Perkrns Ernest Peters Sandra Larswell Mrke New sky Nlancy Bassett Barbara Barker Terrv Dunn .1 -,,-an- ' I ITT lllll fs T ,-5 'vs-N Row One Burke Zrmmerman Paulrne Werner Sandra Daggett Mrss Murphy advrsor Shrrley Seaver Caryl Slanetz Jennle Brown Bob Kmg Row Two Jane McShera Carleen Jaques Jamce Percrval Garl Lavender Joyce I-layhan Nancy Rlchardson 56 Y' . ' Q X f . 1 J 4 ' Y rg f 3 I ,X Q I' 4 4 - ' K ! x n - L l . 4 1 , ' ' ' 'j s ' 1, ' ' ' G J s U, : .1 . Q . Y . ,I J, , K , 1 I 3 . , ' B E 1 ' 5 r ' - . - 5 n A v I J I f A- , Q V - , J , - 'f 1 t U . . . n , . . . Q 4 , . ,- L 3 . , Y n 1 V' I X 7 l 4 ' ll '- 01 v, ff x. 1.1 . , - - ,ff v I A A X Q ' X. rw A a 1' - E A . 2 ' I lll ., J' , , . .X. 1 P 2 , 1 , .a A , , ' ' -4' 'a V , ' 44 ,C If gif ik ' N ' Q 1 it J' W I . ' . I . Q .. f . M V. f - :. ix . 9 , -N -7 ' ' ' 'S ' 1 ' ' , X .ai ' ug! N ', t A Q ,V 0 1 2 ' t : ' : : V ' ' , A' 5 'I : Q 1 t : . : : : : : : GREEN AND WHITE Row One Nancv Bassett Marte Baxter Mlss O Brren advlsor Harrret Koutrelakes Sally Morrtssette Row Two Joseph Messrer Terry Dunn Bob Larsen Joyce Flayhan Paul Flayhan TUDENT COUNCIL Row One Harr1etKoutre1oukas Carleen Jacques Bonnre Potterton Joyce Flayhan Bob Kmg Ernest Peters Barbara Cook Glorra Thurston Pat Geaneas Madelene Bernrer Row Two Shrrley Davrs Carolyn Smalley Lorrarne Kuch advrsor Row Three Peter Jacques Bob Prnsrnce Bob Maloney B111 Allen Ernest Hottt Steven Srlverman Joe Orr Russ Wrllrams Peter Kaeg1lery Row Four Bob Culton LOUIS McKay Joe Morrarty Roger Munroe John Hashem Bob Larsen Clyde Tebbetts B111 Lavrne Mrke Newsky Paul Drouln Gerald Austrn 57 ulis, 'Robert Brown, Bob Hodgson, Albert Jones, Timothy Knox, Marie Baxter, Joa'n Murphy, Jean Snnith, Mr, Dodge, ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY Row One Ga11K1rk Barbara Barker Nhss Bucklex advrsor Janrce Percrval Gall Lavender Row Two Bob Klng steven Nhbter Ne1l Shaplro Burke Zrmmerman Terrv Dunn HI Row One Nlrs Alterman advlsor Carleen Jaques Pat Thompson Barbara Baker Carolyn Smalley Janet Lane Bar bara Cook Ruth Lawry Pat Labonte Row Two Madelrne Bermer Ethel Leonard Dons Courteau Joyce Labonte Cla1re Chenevert Elame Parnaqran Joyce Flavhan Sandra Darggett Rua Labonte bally Allen Row Three Harrlet Koulrctoukas Pitty Morrrson Sandra Butterfleld Jenmc Brown Bernadzne McCabe Paulrne Werner Caryl Slanetz Swan Rxckert Jane 'v1cShera Row Fxve Nancy R1chardson Mary Lou Batchelder Cynthla Perklns BSSSIC Blouqouras Gall Krrk Jean Baras Evelyn Parnaqtan 58 SCHOOL SPIRIT Row One Don btoddard ,lenn1e Brown Harr1etKoutrelakos Carolyn Smalley Nancy Rlelly Pat Grllen Rovt Two Mrs Hasty advrsor Roberta R1chard Margaret lohnson Clarre Chenevert Mary lou Batchelder Nancy Benson Burke Susan Carlgan Ruth lohnson Cyntlua Perkmns Louise Larlvrere Joyce labonte Carol Nxckols DOFIS Courteau Row One Andrea Crosby Donald Allen Rxchard Crosby Chester Morgan Mr Appleby advlsor 59 Zirnrnerman, Willlam York, Beverly Stetson, Miss Muyrphy, advisor. Rosy Three: Carol Elwell, Madeline Bernier, FORENSIC CLUB now One Mrss Valley Advrsor James Fox Don btoddard Pat Thompson Carolyn bmalley lane Mann low Two Nlar aret Johnson Harrret lxoutrelakos Dranne Hathaway Barbara Radclrffe Elrzabeth Brown Gayle Clout'nau Gul Lavender now Three Herbert Clark Tony McManus Burke Zrmmerman Ernest Peters Fred Allen PRESS CLUB 'qt W ru rff Row One Jenme Brown Nancy Rrcharsdon Barbara Cook Jean Baras Mr Crosby advrsor Mrs Smrth advrsor Bessre Blougouras Raymond Toland Norman McKone Edward Breslrn Row Two Roberta Rrchards bona Bonenfant Rose Leblanc Yvonne Landry Elarne Roux June Blalr Harrlet Koutrelakos Clarre Chevevert Carolyn Smalley Joan Murphy Cynthra Perklns Row Three Sandra Lerghton Mary bou Batchelder Dor1s Leblanc Phyllls Roy D1anne Hathaway Joanne Dore Paulette Watson Nancy Rrelly Barbara Radclrffe Sally Allen Madelrne Bernrer Row Four Pat Rrelly Barbare Randall Rrchard Hughes Steven Srlverman Danny Day Burke Zlmmerman Ronald Sayward Drck Campbell Dor1s Courteau Carol Elwell Marre Baxter 60 NCORE CLUB Row One Roberta Richard Barbara Cook Myra Pearsons Eleanor Hanscome Doris Leblanc Phyllis Roy Sylvla Davy Gloria Thurston Elaine Parnaqian Margaret Moore Lee Wentworth Mary Huffer Norma McFadden Marcia Taylor Betty Benson Anna McMaster Jacqueline Pettis Barbara Anderson Row Two Miss DeAm1crs Advisor Lynda Sod erberq Nancy Benson Arlene Borsvert Berverly Stetson Pat Cloutier Carol Nickols Nancy Ossoff Gail Lavender bylvia Brett Nancy Horr Barbara Levine Bernadine McCabe Lee De Moulpied Mary Jane Burbank Cynthia Conk Barker Nancy Keenan Barbara Lyle Nancy Bassett Pat Thompson Gayle Cloutman Phylis Badger Mary Davis Janet Lane Jean Baras Diane Main Marie Baxter Dottie Matthews Jennie Brown Carolyn Smalley Dianne Hatha way Phylis Kincaid Sandra Leighton Row Four Burton Dunfey Richard Nye Edward Laroche D1ck Campbell Tymothy Knox Joe Cote John Fredette Ernest Laroche Charles Alta Tony McManus Joel Monel PRIZE SPEAKING Row One Jean Baras Barbara Cook Carolyn Smalley Pat Thompson Harriet Koutrelakas Emmet O Gara Row Two Marian Bronson Barbara Levine Nancy Hager Roberta Richards Miss DeAm1c1s advlsor 61 lin, Marion 'I-lunt, Mr, Crosby, Advisor, 'Row Three: Ruth Flemming, Madeline Bernier, Bessie Blougouros, Barbara PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB Ah P49 Row One Charles Crocco Joe Messrer Leifrh Jacques Bob Larson Donald 'vIcKinnan John kellv Jerrv Crowley Arthur Hoffer Paul Lemay Row Two John Hashem Bob Desautel John Viola Elwen bhorey Tonv 'wlclxlanus Joe Lesniak John Crosson Terry Dunn Mr O Connell Row Three Bill Lavine Ben Turcotte Jim Lang Pete Turcottc Joe Galabois Ed Perrault Dick Melanson Tom Keyes Fred Walker Row Four Ernest Peters David Rolf Donald btoddard Donald Jackson Billy Creene Billy Steurwald Frank Sandock Bob Culton PROJECTION CLUB Row One: Warren York, Eddie Creteau, Paul Richards, Sandra Carswell, Lawrence Clements,Stanley Shirner, Gates Ingram, Larry Brennan, Row Two: Michael Hashem, Frank Kirby, Ray l-lorihan, Herbert Clark, Bernard McCabe, Harry Cummings, Joe Isenstien, Mr, Bergeron, Advisor, Row Three: David McCullen, Joe Fenton, Carl Johnson, Richard Jones, John Blewett, Bill O'Connel1, Bob Maloney, Joseph Evans, Terrance Roy. 62 LATIN CLUB 1 Row One Sandra Dacggett Barbara Barker Miss Buckley advisor Nancy Richardson Cx nthia Perkins Row Two Marqaret Campbell Karin Weeden Nancy Keenan Mary Jane Burbank Barbara Blood Barbara Fisher Elizabeth Bockman Row Three Ruth Randall Grace Brunelle Barbara Radcliff Elizabeth Roberge Jacqueline Stetson FRENCH LUB Row One Earl Babbtc Janet Lane Sandra Daggett Caryl Slanetz Gail Kirk Miss Boyd advisor Gail Lavender Gayle Cloutman Herbert Littlefield Paul Caouette Row Two Armand Croteau Doris Leblanc Yvette Leblanc Joyce Flayhan Patty Morrison Sandra Butterfield Ruth Lawry Joyce Labonte Louise Lariviere Madeline Bernier John Blewett, Row Three: Clarence Scott, Pat Labonte, Debbie D'Arcy, Pat Murphy, Barbara Levine, Sally Allen, Rita Labonte, Jennie Brown, Carolyn Smalley, Dianne Hathaway, John Croteau, Row Four: Jacqueline Baer, Lee de Moulpied, Patricia Rainey, Alice O'Neil, Cynthia Conklin, Maureen Kelley, Phyllis Badger, Mary Davis, Joan Murphy, Priscilla Rainey, Nancy Benson, Elaine Tibbits, Bob Therrian. 63 ART CLUB Row One Edward Nlarcotte Nancy Cleveland Anna McMaster Albert Jones Sharlene Labrre Gall Rogers Helen French Vlfglllla Merrrll Dlck Campbell Row Two Roderlck Bedard Patr1c1a Hanson Terry Card Bonme Pat terton Mary Hunter Jacquelme Varney Marte Croft Judy Mayo Dorothy Walker Chester Cotton Row Three Burton Dunfey Barbara Johnson Joyce Sevlgney Ruth Johnson Marcra Langley Tamara Lane Mmam Cass1ly Annette Grasste Sylv1a Brett Rlchard M1ller Row Four George Donovan Beverlv Stetson Gladys Healey Ronald mayward Barbara Lyle M1ldred Shattuck Paul Rogers James Wlswell BIOLOGY CLUB fa 101 Row One Andrea Wentworth Kay Wtlson Jackle Shaltrey Bob Desautel Scott McAdam Ruth Randall Fred Walk er Bob Maloney John Vtola Row Two Mr Flaherty Advrsor Sandra Morang Barbara Ftsher Mary Ellen Murphy Dorothy Matthews Nancy Benson Cynthla Langley Burton Dunfey Dtck Campbell Joseph lsensteln Miss Smlth Advtsor Row Three Nancy Chr1st1e Stanley Sh1mer MHUIICC Myers Joseph Fehton Peter Menounos 64 FUTURE HCDMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row One Arlene Caverly Judy Mayo Nancy lluse Judy Stammers Nlary Hunter Mrs Ham Advrsor Joyce Sevrgnx Gladys Healey Wrlma Fernald Bonnre Patterton Glorra Hamrlton Phylrs Kmcard Row Two Thelma Harrrs ballx Budd Elsre Harmon Patsx Hunter Phylrs Brckford Bertha Reed Barbara Johnson Karen Weeden Esther McGlone Marty Marshall Marjorle Jenness Lana Robre Jackre Freeman Cora Pherson FUTURE FARMERS GF AMERICA Row One John Horan Drck Warnke Peter Trlton Mr Mrtchell Advrsor B111 Dodge Paul Redden Paul St Clarr Row Two Nrckv Brett Donald Lemrre Sam Knox Tom Berry Robert Dodge Dan Webber lambs Blarr Clarence Barrett Robert Smrth Ronald Forbes 65 1 . 1 A ' ' 1 - .1 . 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' .1 . . 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' ' 1 1 1- ' - , . 1 1 1 1 1- - 1 1 K 1 - GIRL GLEE CLUB Row One Pat Cloutrer Teresa DICICCO Lsther McGlone Gall Rogers Elarne Plummer Beverly Srnclarr Barbara Levrne Janet Lane Susan Rrckert Ienrue Broun CaralElwel1 Joanne Dore Pat Rrellv Gayle Cloutman Paulrne Werner Row Two Roberta Rrchards Jacquclrne Stetson Jacquelrne Moreau Caral Wentworth Dorls Leblanc Phyllrs Roy Yvette Leblanc Nlartha bcwee bandra Jones Patrrcta LaGasse Pat Couture Dorothy Keegan Betty Roberge Sylvra Davy Barbara Anderson Ruth Brown Nlary lluffer Phyllrs Brckford Glorra Cassell Row Three Lynda Nlann Lorrarne Cat erlv Jane Mann Doralee Case Eleanor Hanscome Andrea Wentworth Margaret Camp bell Kay Wrlson Nancy Cleveland Marlon Bronson Shrrley Babb Llrvabeth Backman lwancy llarr Arlene Borsxert Polly Demosthenes lrnda Soderbero Row Four Lona Boncnfant Llarne Roux Pat Thompson Norma Strles Caryl Slanetz Nancy Rrchardson Barbara Bennett Nancy Rrelly Paulette Watson Jean Labbe Mary Ellen Murphy janrce Percrval PeralOt1s bharlene Labrre Nancy Bassett Jane Baker Judy bavard BOYS GLEE CLU B Row One Tony Dravrtes Martrn Carrrer Paul Flayhan Joe Messrer Burton Dunfey Drck Campbell Row Two Bob Lord Bob Culton Jrm Dravetrs Robert Rrchards Joe Coty Drck Warnke 66 - V V V . V V V V V V V V V .. V . ' 1 ' '- V - V V V V V . M , . . ' 1 7 A 5 I I I y l I I I 1 A I I ' ' ' V ' . - . sv ' - f A I ,I I I I I , 4 - Z 3 v , V I I I I I ' I I Y I ' 11' ' I y 1 Y V V V V V V V V V V V V - ' I I I I I ' ' V V V V V - BAD Row One Carol Rrchard Elrzabeth Brown Betsy D Arcy Nancy Brown Stanley Shrmer Patrrcra Rarney Burke Zlm merman Joyce Henson Clara Esprefs loan Murphy Mar1eMundx Mr Carter Instructor Row Tvxo Mary Ellen Murphy Tonv Dlavetrs Charles Moore Calvrn Fowler Dor1s Preston Elarne Bedard Pr1c1lla Rarney Carol Brown Carol Chaclwrck lacquelme Hassen Robert Rrchards Rox Three Jon Breen Norman McKone Armand Groux Steven Merster hm Robrnson Dan Webber hm Dravaus Peter Hepler Robert Brown Clark Welch Robert Schtmff Row Four Helen French Jeanne Labbe Jane McShera Judy Savard Tamara Lane ORCHESTRA Burke Zxmmerman Patrtcra Ralney Robert Schlmff Mary Ellen Murphy 'vir Carter Russell O Connell Peter Hepler Joyce Henson Joan Murphy 67 U , . 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Row One Emmet O Gara Frank Galabols Ray Grllen Bob Hodgson Joe Lesmak Bernre Roy Bernard McCabe Bob P1ns1nce Paul Callahan Row Two Bob NlcCann Nlgr Donald Dearborn Paul Mcliernan PatG1llen Ed Lamarca Wrllram Thomas Drck Blckford Bob Vvlllllllg Clayton Leary Gordon Berry Nlr Bergeron Coach CHEERLEADERS Y D 4 Row One Front Pat Mornson Susan Rlckert Captam Row Two Sandra Butterfreld Sally Allen Par Murphy Maureen Kelly Lorrame Kuchuhs Mane Baxter G1or1a Gaudreau absent when prcxure was taken 72 ., . - . in-'A ' T , 4' gf ' ' f E H , ' R C , 1 l o 4 F 1 . T . I A 0 Q 1 1 Y 3 :JH . ' , gf lv . h' . -, ' I ', iv -- f 'U' V . l A 4 ' N 2 . . . ' , ' V R I K' 1 . 1b , X 7 H 'i I ' . ' .Q - . Q gr f ' ' in O 3. - x 1' . A A . . , 8 N J ' 5 - J . -a' 5 ., . V A ' ' - . , I I 1 2 B ' K ,. ' V .5 F M Y X J GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO U L--A - Row One Joyce LaBonte Mary Lee Pelczar Judy Fuller Barbara Barker Gail Kirk Susan Rickert Janet Lane Car olyn Smalley Jennie Brown Nancy Keenan Elaine Ttbbetts Row Two Debbie D Arcy Lynda Soderberg Marie Mundy Sylvia Brett Nancy Ossoff Genevieve Robertson Judy Savard Pat Fredette Connie Rawskt Sally Zarillo Barbara Lyle Kathleen Littlefield Row Three Louise Lariviere Diane Hathaway Barbara Bennet Nancy Brown Mary Ellen Murphy Joyce Henderson Ethel Lennard Sandra Butterfield Rita LaBonte JoAnne Dore Ruth Flemming Row Four Elaine Roux Jean Seaver Lona Bonenfant Rita Durand GayleCloutman Louise Roberts Beatrice Forbes Jane Ainsworth Muriel Knowles Nancy Macaulay Lois Szyszka Edwina Leighton Alice Howard, Alice O Neil Row Five Jacqueline Lucas Jean Smith Sally Allen Cynthia Perkins Phyllis Badger Paulette Watson Sharlene Labrte Nancy Reilly Mary Lou Batchelder Nancy Christie Helen Drouin GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO Row One: Myra Parsons,Janis Forbes, Roberta Richards, Doris Leblanc, Carol Wentworth, Nancy Bassett, Joyce Flay- han, Harriet Koutreloukas, Carleen Jaques, Irene Fall, Bertha Palmer, Sally Morrissette. Row Two: Lorraine Caver- ly, Elaine Parnagian, Nancy Garland, Sandra Smith, Florence Farrar, Andrea Wentworth, Kay Wilson, Jacqueline Petis, Barbara Anderson, Betty Roberge, Ruth Welch, Linda Mann, Lee Wentworth, Mary Huffer, Norma McFadden. Row Three: Patricia Hanson, Dorothy Forbes, JoAnne Proctor, Carol Brovsm, Betsy D'Arcy, Catherine Taylor, Barbara T a ylor, Cynthia Langley, Jane McShera, Pauline Werner, Claire Geaneas, Claire McKeil, Carol Kirby, Barbara Fisher, Row Four: Marie Baxter, Dottie Matthews, Pat Labonte, Ruth Randall, Barbara Blood, Madeline Bernier, Bernadine McCabe, Claire Chenevert, Doris Courteau, Patty Morrison, Margaret Johnson, Phyllis Roy, Jacqueline Shaltrey, Nancy Horr, Betty Benson, Arlene Boisvert, Nancy Benson. Row Five: Shirley Palmer, Gloria Thurston, Nancy C1eveland,Carol E1we1l,Nancy Porter,Barbara Levine, Phyllis Otis, Shirley McClarey, Wilma Fernald, Mar- cia Taylor, Edna Murby, Diane Main. 73 VAR ITY BASKETBALL xg X1 Row One Francrs bandock Gregory Kagelerry Rtchard Joy Peter Kagelerry James Green Row Two John Hashent John Kelly Joseph Galxbols Russell Wrllrams Row Three Robert McCann Arthur Burke Robert Terrxen Robert Culton Dale O Connell Coach X! 74- R ky! 75 7 OOT BALL R ore 1ntor1no Albert Jones Donald Hatch Peter Turcotte Benjamm Turcotte Frank Getchell Arthur Burke Row Two Frank Sandock Thomas Keays John Croteau John V1ola Peter Kagelerry John Kelly Kenneth Lucas Lergh Jaques Gregory Kagelerry Lawrence Clements Peter Jaques Row Three Matthew Flaherty Lrne Coach Russell O Connell D3Vld Rolfe Rrchard Jones Alan Vrgent Roger Morest Robert Chrrstensen Gerald bullrvan Mrchael Newsky Robert Therrren Olrver Adams Head Coach ow One Georve brmmons PaulCaouette Rol1andGrond1n Salvat C 76 K .... y A 'i Q, H FISHING TEAM Row One Marrlyn Sawyer Patr1c1a Hanson Robert McMaster Arlene Bo1svert Norman Dron Marte Ellrs Betty Benson Row Two Bonme Patterton Nancy Benson John Hall Bob Prnsrnce Norman Paul Dron Ronald Shampane Rlchard MCKCHHSY Mr Smlih Row Three Moe Hartel Harold Marshall George Donovan Jrmmy Greene D1ck Melanson Mylan Tuttle Bruce Brtdges Donald Desany Row Four Everett Day Paul Hale, Edward Laroche W1l 11am Cassely Erlon Adams Donald Blckford RIFLE CLUB Row One Sharlene Labrre Paulette Watson Ga1l Krrk Pat Munroe, Steve Huntley Fred Allen Nancy Bassett Dlane Mam, Barbara Barker Caryl Slanetz, Connle Brock Row Two Bob Marshall Jo Morrarty Mane Ell1s Joyce Henson Edwrna Lerghton, Nancy Hager, Betty Benson Don Stoddard Row Three Don Drckerman, J1m Roblnson Bob Hodgson John Kardos Jim Allen Stanley Sh1mer Ben Wrtham 78 : ' 9 D 9 . ' D ' 0 I . ' : , I l D i 9. .l ' ' ' . : 9 9 I 1 1 . 1 I .9 ' I I U - I 9 ' . :. ' ' . ' ' . '. . ' . . ' . : ' - ' . '. ' . . I . . : ' 1 9 I 9 ' Dwtuzctcoa Wal-ae L. G BALFOLIR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts Class Rings and Prns Commencement lnvltatrons Diplomas Personal Cards Representatrve Mr Donald B Tupper 2 Ivne Road Cape Cottage Marne faalgtq Sywccc Club Insignia - Medals 81 Trophies COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND COMPLIW N15 DAN MNDE 44 Mann Street Durham N H CUIIPI IIII' N F5 01' NEAL HARDWARE Durham Rd Dover N H Open week nights untll 9 00 FLIP THE SWITCH T0 FREEDOM COOK ELECTRICALLY' For reliable dependable heat for cooking It s cool nt 5 convement and It s automatic It s the Iast word In cooking' PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE D ARCY COMPANY INC DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE NORTH BERWICK MAINE there's nothing like LOW-COST ELECTRIC- C0A11pL11415NT5 ITY ...... ' , ' ' ' , OF I . suucu ' I , fnnzplzrnents 0 e DO ER HIGH SCHOOL TLIDE T COUNCIL Ernest Peters Vsce President Barbara Cook Secretory Roland Grondm Treasurer Member THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT COUNCILS THE NEW ENGLAND STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT COUNCILS The Future Belongs to Those Who Prepare for It nh Robert King - President f onzpfzmffzt 0 KAGELEIRY S SPA SLILIIUUL S111dw1Ll1w Where e Gang Meefs an Eats Com lzmerzls 0 DOWALIBY CLEANERS DOVER INEVQ HAMPSHIRE I ' 5 f 7 11 WASI1INGTUN 5TRliIi'I'. DOVER th d ' 7 fomplzments of GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Complzments of DOVER ASSOCIATIQN CF INSURANCE AGENTS Chas W Webb Barrett Insurance Agency Herbert B Carberry Ernest W Christensen Chas E Cronm John A Emerson Fischer Agency G LeRoy Gowen Agency Muthes Bros Co John W Morrison Inc Henry J. Carrier Agency GLIDDEN SECONY SERVICE STATICN DAN S SUPERMARKET Compliments of 9 Conzpfzmwzts of Compliments of Spluldmg Flbrc Co Inc UNITED TANNERS DOVER N H Co g oful tons Class of 1954 Complzmcrzi of MANAC I R AND LL1 RKS DOVER HARDWARE AND PLUMBING SUPPLY A6419 SUPERMARKET Imcmik x H CQMPANY Q ., n r 0 i ' 5 I Q N i ' 52,7 CTICNTR.-Xl. AVI-1NL'li MEADER S FLOWER SHOP GRANITE STATE CARS CO C pl f Q pl f SEAVY HARDWARE STRAFFORD FARMS DAIRY C ffnents of f fl' zents of 9 'ments 0 ' A zents 0 good Luck TCM VVINEBAUVI C0lIPLI'llff'N TS OI' ROWE CHEVROLET COMPANY CENTRAL AVE DOVER Compuments of Manager S Clerks A S P SUPERMARKET COMPLIMENTS OF PARLE ICE 8 COAL CO Y 479C f A l ' NQH John D. Grad , Prop. 537 Central Avenue Ronge and Fuel Oils D ver New Hampshire en ral Ave. Dover, N.H MILLER S HERMER GARRISON GROCERY 39C DAERIS RESTAURANT Comphmemsof a Fmend C gl' zents of l:0fIlpZif716IllS of I A D N H H C pl' :ents of Compllments of Compliments of Compliments of Compliments of HARDWARE HOUSE AMERICAN HOUSE Dover, New Hampshire GORDON'S MARKET D'ARCY CCDMPANY, INC Co pl ents STRAFFORD SAVINGS BANK Compliments of JLIDSON DLINAWAY CO es V nlsh Expello GEORGE J FOSTER 8. CO Publishers FOSTER S DAILY DEMOCRAT G S0 FOSTER S WEEKLY DEMOCRAT an DOVER ENQUIRER Established Seventy Eight Yea s Ago Co plim ntso COUNTRY DONUT SHOP Compli ent f DOVER BUICK COMPANY 0 pli tso JOSEPH A MCCANN m im of Mak r of G . Elf ' m ' e f I d . - . r Also Commercial Printing offill Kinds .m S 0 C m 'men f Compllments 0 WILLIAM A MEARS Allls Chalmers Farm Machinery Stratham N H and Haverlll Mass Best Wzshes The Class 0 1954 From INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH SERVICE Publishers of College Placement Directory Complzments 0 RAY S SHOPPE 380 Central Avenue Dover N FRED C SMALLEY 8. SONS COMPANY Cemetery Memorial s NOEL S LUNCH EONETTE unches Candy Hallmark Greeting Cards 348 Central Avenue Dover N H RALPH PILL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO Wholesale Distributors Supplies Fixtures and Appliances Dover Branch Dover N H 349 Central Ave Phone l25O Best Wzshes HARVEY S BAKERY TYP EWRITERS Of all makes Bought Sold Rented Repalrecl and Overhauled EDWARD H QUIMBY 'IO6 Washmgton St Phone 878 DOVER ' f to f , . H. Dover, N. H. Portsmouth, N. H. THE IDEAL FOOD STORE Du ho Ne Hompsh re CHRIS HOT DOGS S D SUNDEEN Store Do e Porfsm th FARNHAM S CLOTHING STORE CASEY CO INC FRIEND t BERNARD S EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY SHOP ompl f DOVER DR UG Complzgnents Compliments 0 Of , r m w i Compliments 0 f Frigidaire Sales 8. Service in , v r ou Compliments Compliments of Of A P. A. ., . Complimen s of C imems 0 I Complzme ts ROWELL 8. WATSON INC CONGRA TL! A Tl0'Vb rom McINTOSH COLLEGE Complete Business Tralnung 16 Orchard Street Dover N ana' Best Wzshes BURNS CALDERWOOD 8- BRYANT Stanley M Burns Donald R Bryant Walter A Calderwood Robert E Hnnchey ROUX S MARKET Tel 1955 91 Mann Street SHEVENELL STUDIO For Fine Portraits Tel 2304 366 Central Avenue Dover N H DEWHIRST MOTOR SALES C-Lect USED CARS St Thomas Street COLONIAL LAUNDRY Thurd Street Next to Kimball Hotel We Del lverl Phone 744 BRODHEAD FORD SALES Washmgton St Dover 2340 Used Cars Guaranteed 6 mos. or 6000 mules , , H f of , . c0.uPL1.14m' TS Cfffflplimefws ' of Of D I Complzments 0 Whltmg s Stahonery Co CHRISTENSEN 8. Mac DONALD Real Estate 81 Insurance 40 Mom Street Durham New Hompshlre Polntlng Upholstermg Body and Fender Repalrmg BEE LINE Frame Strarghtenrng and Wheel Allgmng Dover Auto Body Co Paul Hebert and Tony Blsson Props 4 Gramte St Dover N H Complzments DURHAM TRUST Complzments 0 Wrggm Funeral Home SHAIN S L Feet Keep Feet L SOCRATES THE CUSTOM TAILOR Suits made to Measure Cleaning Dyeing and Custom Press Complete Tallorrng 520 Central Ave Dover N H Complzments 0 ROBBINS AUTO SUPPLY C0 Dover New Hampshire . . of . ' co. Phone 1321 f We F'z . . To F'f ' f Mayrand s at Silver Meats Groceries and Cold Drlnks Open Every night tlll 9 P M Tel 5l9 W Comphments Stoney s Dmer Never be a qultter but know when to qult Pat Glllen and Russ Wllllams food Luck Class 0 54 H C Vlnton, Jeweler Complzments 0 The George Pritchard Company Best o Luck Dover Fred 8x lrene Jewel Complzments 0 The Douglas Market l2l Washington St Dover Compliments 0 Cormler s Pharmacy Complzments Dover Stationers 352 Central Ave Dover Complzments Coastal Televlslon Cornplzments o Ginny s Candy Shoppe Upper Square Dover Johnson Hardware Inc Upper Square Dover Compllmems Complzments 0 Germains Westport 11 Locust Sf. Sears 8. Roebuck Dover . Complunents of Complzments of Durham Laundry E. Morrill Furniture Co. It ' ull, I K fl: ,, . J, f Monarch Diner ' N.H. . f 0 f . N.l l. . i of n of D N.H. ' f . . n I N H Comphments 0 C I Omp ments 0 Mayrand s Hlghway Furnlture Co Lynch S Sport Equip Co Now Located Dover Point Rd Dover N H Phone l 500 955 Town A 8- C Taxl lnc 39-W0 Luck 2 way Radro Equipped 24 Hour Service Sltl Clark S Market 26 Third St Dover N H Albert E Alre Complzments Registered Jeweler Amerlcan Gem Society Established 1914 Telephone 207 M Tots and Teens DUVU B0Wl'n9 AHBY Carberry Shoe Store Best 0 Luck Sregle s Department Store Hand S Delicatessen 46 THIRD STREET Cenfful Ave N H Opp R R Station e MRS PAPAS SHOP Complzments 0 The Coats Suits Dresses Telephone 254 Dmmond Mulch Company 726 Central Avenue Dover N H Complzments o Wu ldcat COMPLIMENTS OF Durham LACY S Complzments o Munroe's Gulf Station ' f ' f , . . ' . f Compliments of Compliments of , f . 1 I n . . . ' ' ' ' T I. lO20 f - ' - ' f N.H. 1 ' f Robinson 8. Rudd Onl Service Inc Durham Complunent s 0 Cook s Super Shell Central Ave Dover N H Jack Cook Prop Tel 453 Complzments o Lynch s Beauty Shop Complzments 0 H e I en e s Complzme zts 0 Durham Helen Wlggln Emery Servlce Shoppe Dresses Sunts Hats Budget fashion also Exclusive garments Morrill Building Dover N H Complzments o Fol Iansbee s Complzments 0 Western Auto Complzments 0 Gray s Garage Durham Tel l55 Comphments 0 Marston s Sunoco Station Complzments 0 THIRD STREET MARKET Congratulatzons Alon s Llnoleum Complzments of Marretts Furniture Store Complzments 0 J. W. GRANT n V I KN f N.H. . I ' I l . f . f , I f . . . 0'Neil's - - - - - . f ' f ' f N.l'l. . A f ' f I u I f Complzments 0 Nrck s Lunch Complzments Leo G Turcotte Dover Shoe Hospltal 6 Third St Dover Shoe Shine Hat Cleaning Zipper Reparrs Complzments eo W Flowers Furniture Store 526 Central Ave Dover New Hampshrre Qual ity Repl acement Parts Carswell Auto Parts Service Lower uare Dover Complzments Cnty Tax: Wzth Very Best Wzshes For Your Contmued Success Dover Electric Complzments o Froton Beauty Salon Complzments Dover Portsmouth Complzments Hooz Apparel Shop Complzments Sanders Complzments o Simpson Tlre 8. Battery Shop Elksprrng Beverages Home o Dad s Root Bear Mlssron Beverages Valencia Frult JUICGS 8 Thomas St Dover N H Tel 2266 Complzments 0 Couture s Shell Station Sam8- AI s Sandwiches Spaghettl Pizza Complzments of Holtt and Wentworth . f ' of . N.l'l. G ' ' l . . of Sq , N.H. I i . ' . I f Silverman's Fashion Shops . of , f . - .f. ' f Best Wrshes COMPLIMENTS OF WEBB S GROCERY KING 5 JEWELRY TIME SHOP Good Luck Fme Watch and Clock Repazrmg Ramble Inn Dmer V H Cogswellf Inc McGrall s Drug Store Your Internatzonal Harvester Dealer 7 T EE 6 FIFTH S R-I-elphone H8 DOVER N H 346 Central Avenue Dover N H EdwardJ Morgan Reg Pharm Prop Franklin Sq Fish Market COWPZWWVUS 0 Chozce Fresh Fzsh Shell Fzsh Maleshc Clathes Lobsters Complzments rom the Unlverslty Shop Complzments 0 Paul s Jewelry, Inc DOVER NH BlDDEFORD ME Complzments BOURQUE S Cleansing and Pressmg Vlctor s Shoes Better Shoes for Less 376 Central Avenue Dover N H Compliments Tasker and Chesley ARLEN S Durham Complzments l'l R HAINES C0 N W Stiles Mgr Complzments o Peggy s Yarn Shoppe MORRILL BUILDING ' 1 ' . ' ' f 474 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER, N.H. f ' , - of . 1 . of , To the followlng who have glven so generously of thelr trme and servrce In the publlcatlon of THE PROFILE we ofthe staff extend our srncere thanks Mr Frederick Walker Our Prrnclpal Mlss Mary Murphy Mass Mary Boyd and Mr Joseph Herlrhy Our Faculty Advrsers The Commercial Department of Dover Hugh School Foster s Darly Democrat J E Purdy Company Class Photographer COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMILN TS M F Fogarty Complzments o ST MARY 5 CATHOLIC Sweetland Restaurant Arr Conditioned YOUTH ORGANIZATION 364 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER N H Ora's Candy Shoppe Watch Us Make Your Candy 368 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER, N.H . . . . . I . . ' I . . 1 . . ' I . . 1 . . . , 1 f . . 1 O , .