Dover High School - Profile Yearbook (Dover, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1955 volume:

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Row Two Nancy Porter Harrlet Koutrelakos, Doris Courteau, Margaret Johnson, Carolyn Smalley, C1a1re Chenevert Joyce Labonte Nancy Reilly. lean Baras. Row Three: Donald Stoddard, William Lavine PROFILE STAFF ASSOCIATE EDITOR -- CAROLYN SMALLEY LITERARY EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGER Barbara Cook Clarie Chenexert Donald Stoddard PHOTOGRAPHY ART EDITOR Nancy Reilly Joyce Labonte SENIOR WRITE-UPS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Doris Courteau Margaret Johnson Harriet Koutrelakos Rita Labonte SPORTS EDITORS PUBLICITY Nancy Porter Jean Baras William Lavlne FACULTY ADVISORS Miss Mary Murphy Miss Mary Boyd Mr Joseph Herlihy 5 ADMINISTRATION Congratulations and best wishes to you, the members ofthe class of '55 Youhave brought many honors to your school and commumty durlng your h1gh school years May you 1n the future lead the r1ch and sat1sfy1ng l1ves whlch come from devoted serv1ce to God your country and your fellowmen Charles M Northrup Supemntendent N XAWI ,f Class of 1955 May your l1fe be a successful one' Wealth notor1ety place and power are not necessarlly measures of success how ever The only true measure of success 15 the ratlo between what you m1ght have done and what you m1ght have been on the one hand and the th1ng you have made and the thmg you have made of yourselves on the other Freder1ck C Walker Pr1nc1pal Class of 1955 H1gh pra1se and honor 15 due you for your examples of perseverance co operatlon and devot1on The world awa1ts the help of true and w1l11ng workers l1ke you Cro forward together w1th your same sp1r1t of loyalty and f1de11ty and Iam conf1dent of your success m the role of Chr1st1an peacemakers James H Dodge Ass1stant Pr1nc1pal 6 1 -1 -K! yy-'fix IX! 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' - -L ' . 1 ' X X 2' K ff, Yyyf fu-:yn-mx xxxn-1 K if ,ii -4 1' E GLISH AND LANGU GE RTS 48 A by-I Row One Mrs Heier Smrrh Mrss Mary Relllv Mrs Rose Alterman Ron Two Vlr Thomas Ahearn Mrs J Hasty Mrss Marv Boyd Nlrss Anna BL ley 'xlr R1c,hard Remy SOCIAL STLIDIE Q Mr Wrllram Crosby, Mr Paul DeGross, Mrs Catherme Mrnnehan, Mrss Ir1s Valley, Mr Thomas Ahearn 8 S UIUC w, A F On 1 . :Q -:E-in-Ei ..- T, N , . ' Z fr Ji W 'f A -Q 2 x .N-N . . gl if V , g-'JI Y kv V A ,AE , l I 444, , ' 54, 1 is M - 1 , I X ' ... ' ' , ' I ' , . .gm ', . , ' L- ' ' 'fr F - i. f r Y . 161' X gf' fr, ' ' ' N ,lr . ,nw 1 . A , ' Q V-G 3 fi , 4' . 6 Q '45 ., Q I .l I ' H SCIENCE A D MATH S Mr Harxgy Knepp Mrs Mary Clllllllllllgs Miss A Larmen Taylor Mr Roland Dupuis H1155 Charlom, Smith Mr Lruost Ikltonen Mr Matthew Flaherty CCDMMERCIAL Miss Mary Murphy, Miss Louise O'Brien, Miss Dorothy McDonough. 9 VOCATIONA H351 rw 'NP Row One Ms Ruth Ham Mr James Appleby Mrss Dorrs Beaulac Row Two Mr Dan1e1F11nt Mr Clarence Webster Mr George Kay Mr Charles Par1s Mr Niarun M1tch111 Mr Frank Ixuuer Xlr Joseph Herhhy PHYSICAL EDLICATIO Mr Bernard Srruth Drrector Row One Mr Olxver Adams H1153 Mur el Manson Mr W1111am Crosby Row Two Mr Thomas Ahearn Mr Matthew Flaherty Mr Dale O Connell 10 PECIIAL 'C7 Row One Mrss Margaret McC,ooe5 Mrss Ann Depardo Mrs Lors Booth Row 'Iwo Mr Rmhard 'xiansur Mrs Jane McHugh Nlr Cecrl Carter STAFF wg ,AI M C3 Mr Emrle Dron Mrss Rua LeBlanc Mr 11 John Dxnneen N. I 1 'aj' A479 .xx 4. ' 1 by If .l' Yi . '1 5: ' x A ' ' ,A . I . l-Q gi! I ..-.. .3 . V C ' 5 X . ' 1 ' s 1 .' - I .' :r A . , f 0 m Mai ' 'V X I - . H 'Q' V 1 f . N I 1 I ' l 'T ll Ill ll ul ll nu ll Ill DAVIS VQCATIONAL SCHOCL X SENIOR CLASS ADVISCRS sri 1 'C f MR THOMAS AHEARN MISS MARY BOYD J NR.. 'Tl MR CHARLES PARIS rf , MR ERNEST PELTONEN MISS A CARMLN TAYIOR 14 ,Av ' I X ' n,: QA 'Pi' a gf -'-. as D ,, V , 4 1 , Lv. ,, 9 -0 ' 4' S, . ,- I SENIOR CLASS CFFICER Y7 s f. ' K '- a . . A - , mu ,v - , . V-., . . .' V' .JK '. . 1. 'Yr , '.,f,f'!-,,, 1' Q , 'V Y. Il., M 'rs SJ. V f f.. . - f 'V ,,'4fz1'Z-4.,.'.. 58 gf If v- .- ., ,en 1 mf:-1 . 1--1 -1, .,- 4-'-. .. 'A ,i ,-1' ' '- '.y .. -. -' ' ,' .FA R I L., .. jd. , N , . 'Y rf' 'li' PRESIDENT .... VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY . . . TREASURER ........ .34f.- V I. N , ', . .. ,q-L ,114- 4,-- ' ..f -, , w:..,1'3iQ' .' v . , . ' 59: ,A, A .-,L , S , . ..........ROBERT LARSON .GERALD SULLIVAN ............SALLYALLEN HARRIET KOUTRELAKOS 15 .44 , , - 1- -.. .- , '.. fn, J A Y 4. , r.. lg Y A . ,,.. B. : ff'-. If 5-iv ..-f .I ..... ,cz ,. u A f ' auf. 1'5 ...Q wi U, , v g SALLY JANE ALLEN Sally None knew her but to love her: None named her but to praise her. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Class Secretary 1,2,3,4: Glee Club 1: French Club 3,4, Treasurer 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4: Yearbook 4: Encore Club 3: Press Club 3,4: J. V. Cheerleader 1, Varsity 2,3,4, Numerals 1, Letter 2, Stars 3,4: Miss Cheerleader of 1953: G.A,A. 1, 2,3,4, Numerals and letter 2: Intramural Basket- ball 2,3,4: Volleyball 1,2,3,4: Softball 1,2,3: Co- ed Volleyball 2,3,4: Carnival Ball Aide 2, Queen 3: Junior Prom 3: Junior Prom Usher 3. DANIEL PETER ANTONOPLOS Big Dan The secret of success is to know what you want: Then go after it. Ambition: Medical Doctor Activities: Encore Club 1,2,3,4, Letter 3, Star 4: Forensic Club 3,4, Degree of Honor National Forensic League, Degree ofMerit National Forensic League: J. V. Football, Numerals 2: J. V. Basket- ball 1,2, Numerals 1: N, H. Student Congress: Junior Prom 3: Key Club 3,4. 'Z CLARENCE FRED BARRETT Clarence A silent tongue seeks no troub1e. Ambition: Market Gardener Activities: Future Farmers of America 3,4, Vice president 4. FRANCIS JOSEPH BARRETT Frank Men are not to be measured by inches. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Yearbook 4. W ill. ' 14 f'3 ERLON EDWARD ADAMS Earl Sober, but not serious: Quiet, but not idle. Ambition: Air Force Activities: Fishing Team 2,3,4: Physical Education Club 2,3: Rifle Club l,2,3: Vocational Industrial Club 3,4. DONALD F, ALLEN Don Ca1mly do I go my way. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Student Council 4: All-State Music FCSUV-31 3.4: Glee Club 3,4: Projection Club 4: Junior Prom 3,4. -41. 1.49. YVONNE MAY ASPINALL I Yvonne Fu1l of fun and fancy free. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club 2: Softball 1,2: Intramural Basketball l,2. JEAN BARAS Jeannie A deleightful girl with a pleasant smile, Ambition: College Activities: Latin Club 1,2: Camera Club 1: Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4: School Spirit 4: Yearbook Publicity Manager 4: Encore Club 2,3,4: Forensic Club 1: Prige Speaking 2,3: Press Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 1,Letter2, Stars 3,4: G.A,A, 2: Intramural Basket- ball 2,4: Junior Prom 3: Usher for Baccalaureate and Graduation 3. X MARY LOU BATCHELDER Lou Excuse my devilish deeds. Atnbition: Psychologist Activities: Glee Club 2,35 Latin Club 2,35 Usher for Junior Prom, Baccalaureate, and Graduation 35 G.A.A. l,2,3,-4, Numcrals 2, Letter 35 Intramural Basketball l,12,3,45 All-Star Basketball Team 25 Softball l,2,3,45 Bowling 2,45 Volleyball l,2,3,45 Co-ed Volleyball 2,3,45 Badminton 25 Winter Carnival l,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3.4, Older Girls' Con- ference 35 School Spirit 2,3,45 Press Club 3,45 Yearbook 45 Rifle Club 25 Fishing Team 25 First Place Award, Dover Science Fair5 Second Place Award, N, H, Science Fair, JOAN ANN BEAUCHAIN IOanie Good nature is the very air of a generous soul. Ambition: Hair Dresser Activities: Glee Club 1.3. GEORGE BERNARD BENSON George I was a stranger and ye took me in, Ambition: To decide what I want to do, Activities: Key Club 3,45 Encore Club 3. DONALD EARL BICKFORD Capie Blessed is he who can work with his hands, Ambition: Cabinet Maker Activities: Fishing Team 2,45 School Spirit 3,4. ,i fry, 4 .Q ..g Z' RODERICK RUSSELL BEDARD Roddy Bring on the sea and I'll sail, Ambition: Navy Yoeman Activities: Band lp Junior Prom 1,2,35 Art Club 1,2,35 Rifle Club 1. BETTY JANE BENSON Bubbles In quietness lies hidden friendship. Ambition: Lawyer Activities: Glee Club 15 Fishing Team 1,2,3,45 Rifle Club 2,3,45 Encore Club 35 G.A.A, 1,2,3,45 J, V, Cheerleader 1,2, Varsity 45 Junior Prom 3- Yearbook 4, ,.- ff- A - ' '-- . I ,rt sn. 2. 31? ROLAND EDWARD BLOOD Ro11ie His merry eye will gladden many a heart. Ambition: College and Forestry Activities: Football 1,2,4: Track 1,2,45 Ski Team 1,2,45 Class Vice-president 1, President 2. VASSILIKI N. BLOUGOURAS Bessie or Vicki Lovely to look at--nicer to know. Ambition: College Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Prize Speaking 25 Encore Club 2,3,45 Science Librarian 1,25 G.A.A. 2,45 Press Club 2,3,4, Letter 2, Stars 3.4, Green Rave Ass't, Editor 35 Junior Prom 35 Usher for Bac- calaureate 35 School Spirit 45 Yearbook 4. ,su BRUCE LEONARD BRIDGES Red It's the little things that make life interesting. Ambition: To own a new Motorcycle Activities: Future Farmers of America l. CONSTANCE LOUISE BROCK Connie lf laughing is a sin, I don't see why The Lord lets so many funny things happen. Ambition: Nursing Activities: Glee Club l,2: Latin Club 1: Encore Club l: G.A.A. l: Volleyball l,2,3,4: Co-ed Vol- leyball 2,3: Rifle Club l,2,3,4, Letter l, Stars 2, 3.4: Usher for Baccalaureate and Graduation 3. X... CARL ROLAND BRUNELLE Sam All great men were not talkers. Ambition: Air Force or Navy Activities: Biology Club 2: Projection Club 2,3. MARY JANE BURBANK Mary Jane Her thoughts and her conduct are her own. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club 1.2, Letter 2: Latin Club 2.3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Yearbook 4: Encore Club 2,3,4: Junior Prom 3: Press Club 4: Granite Girls' State 3: Scholastic D 1. ALAN GARDNER BOURN Al or Bubba How far that little candle throws its beam. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Class Vice-president 2.3: Biology Club 2: Press Club 2: Student Council l,4g National Honor Society 3,4: Key Club 3,4: Ski Team 3,4: Scholastic D l,2,3. EDWARD HUGH BRESLIN Ed Quiet persons are welcome anywhere, Ambition: College Activities: Press Club 2: School Spirit 4. JENNIE ANN BROWN Jen May you ride on the sea of ambition and land on the shore of success. Ambition: Teacher Activities: Student Council 4: National Honor Society 3,4: Glee Club l,2,3, Letter 2: Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Vice-president 4: Latin Club l,2: French Club 3,4: Press Club 2,3,4, Letter 2, Stars 3,4, Green Banner Editor 2,3,4: Yearbook 3,4, Jr. Ass't. Editor 3, Editor-in-chief 4: G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Nu- merals 2, Letter 3, Treasurer 4: Intramural Basket- ball2,3,4: Volleyball 2,3,4: Softball l,2,3: Archery 2: Bowling l,2: Winter Carnival l,2,3,4: Encore Club l,2,3,4: Usher for Junior Prom and Graduation 3: Ring Committee 3: Schoo1Spirit 2,3,4, Features and News Editor 3,4, Letter 3. LLOYD DANIEL BROWN Danny Right living will produce right thinking, Ambition: Air Force Activities: French Club 2: Camera Club 1: School Spirit 4: Yearbook 4:- Press Club 2,4: Junior Prom 3: Encore Club 4, . 1 SANDRA LEE BUTTERFIELD Sandy A little mischief now and then is relished by the best of men. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club l: French Club 3,4, Sec- retary 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4: Yearbook 2,3,4: Cheer leader 1,2,3,4, Awards l,2,3,4: G.A.A, l,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4, Runner up to All- State Team 2,3: Softball l,2,3.4: Junior Prom 2 3: Latin Club 2. WILLIAM FRANCE CARROLL Bill Thought is deeper than all speech, Ambition: Salesman 7- CAROL A. CHADWICK Carol Music is said to be the speech of ange1s. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Glee Club l,2: Band l,2,3,4, Letter l, Stars 2,3,4. CLAIRE PAULINA CHENEVERT CP She saw him and loved him: She sought him and won him. Ambition: To succeed in all I undertake. Activities: Student Council 1: Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Sec- retary 4: Hi-Y 8: Tri-Hi-Y Officers Training Congress 3: Latin Club 1,2: Junior Prom 3: Year- book Business Manager 4: SchoolSpirit 2,3,4, Staff 2, Letter 3, Star 4, Exchange Editor 3.4: Press Club 2,3,4, Letter 2,Stars 3,4: G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Numerals and Letter 2, Pin 4: Intramural Basketball2,3,4: Volleyball 2,3,4: Co-ed Volleyball 2: Bowling 1, 2,3,4: Archery 3,4: Winter Carnival l,2,3,4: Rifle Club l. fs DORALEE CASE Dody A companion that is cheerful is worth gold. Ambition: To lead a happy successful life, Activities: Glee Club 3. WILLIAM BARTLETT CASSILY Billy Let me have an audience: l'm about to speak. Ambition: General Contractor Activities: Fishing Team, Chevron 2: F.F.A, I: Football 3, Numerals. Q Q 'Q' ' ll A y ,ff . ' S SALVATORE ANTHONY CINTORINO Sal I can resist everything except temptation, Ambition: Engineer or Marine Activities: Football 1,3,4: Junior Prom 3: Latin Club l. SHIRLEY ANN CLOUGH Shi1'l Tranquility comprehends every wish. Ambition: Beautician , 3- - '1 404 ns .,, DONALD FRANCIS COOK Red Here is a truly industrious man. Ambition: Auto Mechanic Activities: Football l,3g Track l,2,3,4. DAVID FRANCIS COUGHLIN Dave Live and let live. Ambition: Machinist 0-1 JOHN WILLIAM CROTEAU John l'm tired of four walls and a ceiling, Ambition: To continue in sports Activities: French Club l,2g Projection Club l,2g Football 2,39 Basketball 2,3g Track 3, Baseball 1, 2.3: Junior Prom 2. PATRICIA ANN CROUSE Pat Give her a pencil and she will draw. Ambition: Art Activities: Art Club 2,3,4, Letter 3, Star 3, Glee Club 2,3,4, Letter 3, Star 4, Yearbook 3: Encore Club 3' Junior Prom 3 CYNTHIA TERRY CONKLIN Conky The day is short, my work is much, Ambition: Occupational therapist Activities: French Club 2,35 Yearbook 4, Encore Club 1,23 Junior Prom 35 Scholastic D 1, BARBARA PHYLLIS COOK Cookie Girls are created to love and be loved. Ambition: To rcach 5 feet 3 inches. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,-1, Yearbook Literary Editor 43 Encore Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4, Emblem 3, Star 4, Forensic Club lg Student Council l,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-president 4g Prize Speaking, 2.3, Press Club l,2,3,4, Letter l, Stars 2,3,4, Green Rave Circulation Editor 2, Ex- change Editor 3,4g Junior Prom 3, Usher for Bac- calaureate and Graduation 3, Spelling Bee l,3, Trophy l,3. '1 ,VU 4 5 '- 'F i'- l A Q, I - A L+-fi ' 4 ',l ' I ' . ' X . DORIS IRENE COURTEAU Dot Fair and softly, she shall go far. Ambition: Teacher or nurse Activities: French Club Vice-president 8, Latin Club 23 Tri-I-Ii-Y 2,3,4, Older Girls' Conference 3, Hi-Y--Tri-I-li-Y Congress 35 School Spirit 2, 3,4, Letter 43 Yearbook 43 Encore Club 2,3g Press Club l,3,4g G.A.A. 2,3,4g Numerals 2, Letter 3, Pin 4g Intramural Basketball 2,3,4gCo-ed Volley- ball 2,3,4g Volleyball 2,3,4g Softball 2,3g Tennis 2,3g Badminton 23 Winter Carnival 2,3,4g Junior Prom 3. RICHARD ALLEN CROSBY Rich Life is what you make it, Ambition: chef Activities: Fishing Team l,2. 43 SARAH EMILY CURWOOD Sally An all round good sport, Ambition: Laboratory Technician Activities: Transfer from Girls Latin School: Glee Club l,2gFrenchC1ub l,2g Latin Club l,2g G,A,A, l,2. DAVID A, DANIELSON Dave or P'fessor Knowledge is thc key to opportunity, Ambition: Doctor Activities: Transfer from Teheran, Iran: Band lg Orchestra lg Track l,2: Junior Prom 2: Class Pres- ident lg Student Council 2: Soccer Team 25 Dra- matics Club l,2gSchoolSpirit 2: Newspaper Editor: Poster Committee: Election Committee 2: Art Club 1,29 Dover High Rifle Club 4. SHIRLEY ANN DAVIS ShirI A silent tongue seeks no trouble. Ambition: To go further in the field of cooking. Activities: Student Council 3: Home Economics l,2,3. LEE deMOULPlED Lee A good character shines by its own light, Ambition: College Activities: French Club 1,2g Spanish Club 4g Year- book 4g Encore Club 1,2,4, Letter 2, Star 4: Press Club 4. L .I -, Nxt.:-4 72 n -gd' N 7 BEVERLY DAVIS Billy Tomorrow is another day, Ambition: Nurse Activities: French Club 3,4g Latin Club lg G,A,A l,2g Biology Club 2: Junior Prom 3. MARY LOUISE DAVIS Mary' lt is the quiet worker who succeeds. Ambition: Occupational Therapist Activities: French Club 2.4: Encore Club l,2,3,4 Yearbook 4: Science Fair 2. 5 al RAYMOND CHARLES DENNIS Dennis The character of man is what he has made it. Ambition: Salesman WILLIAM FREDERICK DODGE Bi1l' Hard work is the ticket to success. Ambition: Machinist Activities: Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4, Vice-president 3, Treasurer 4: Projection Club 3. Y JR -4 'w 1 r JAMES MICHAEL DURKIN Jim Do not disturb that which is quiet. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Latin Club 2: Biology 2: Track 4. CAROL ESTHER ELWELL Carol A blush is beautiful but sometimes inconvenient, Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Glee Club l,2,3: Latin Club l,2: Bi- ology Club 2: School Spirit 3,4: Yearbook 4: En- core Club 1,2: Press Club l,2: G.A.A. 3,4: Bowling 3,4:Volleyball3,4: Junior Prom 3: Future Teachers of America 1.2. I if EILEEN ROSEMARY FALL Eileen The way to have a friend is to be one. Ambition: Teacher Activities: Biology Club 2: French Club 1: Year- book 4. IRENE' MARILYN FALL Honey A smile is worth a thousand words. Ambition: Stenographer Activities: G.A.A. 3,4: Yearbook 4: Junior Prom 3: Glee Club 1: Majorette 4. JO ANNE DORE Jo A smile for every joy, a tear for every sorrow. Ambition: Psychologist Activities: Glee Club 2,3, Letter 3: Yearbook 4: Encore Club l,2: Press Club l,2,3: Intramural Bas- ketball l,2,3,4: Volle yball l,2: Bowling 2,3- Archery l,2: Winter Carnival 2,3,4: Junior Prom 3 RITA MARY DURAND Rita Sincerity, one of many virtues. Ambition: Airline Hostess Activities: Glee Club l,2, Letter 2: G.A.A. l,2, 3: Junior Prom 3: Yearbook 4: Bookkeeping Award 2. 1 - M1 I 44 in .1 is HAZEL JOYCE ELWELL To know her is a lasting treat. Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Glee Club 1,2, Letter 2: Encore Club 2: Rifle Club 2: Junior Prom 3. Haze or Inkwe1l CLARA ESPIEF Claire Thought is deeper than all speech, Ambition: College Activities: Band 1: Fishing Team: G.A.A. l: Fu- ture Teachers of America l,2: Art Club l. RUTH MAE FLEMING Ruthie Glad1y will she learn and as gladly teach, Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Encore Club l,2,3,4: Latin Club l,2: Future Teachers of America l,2: Scholastic D lg G.A.A. 4: Bowling 4: Volleyball 4: Tennis 4: Bi- ology Club 2: Press Club 3,4: Yearbook 4, DOROTHY LILLIAN FORBES Dot She is never quiet but when she is sleeping. Ambition: Waves Activities: G.A.A. l,2,3, Numerals. HELEN ELIZABETH FRENCH French Chatter brightens all occasions. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Junior Prom 3: GleeClub l,2: Art Club 3: G.A.A. lg Majorette 2,3,4, Letter 3, Head Ma- jorette and Star 4: Projection Club 3. JOSEPH CHARLES GALIBOIS Joe Why take life seriously, you'll never get out of it alive, Ambition: College Activities: Latin Club 2: Physical Education Club 2: Track 2: Football l,2,3,4: Basketball 2,3,4: Student Council 2: Boy's State 3: Basketball Championship Team 3. Yybnx I JOHN OLIVER FREDETTE John Life is but a stage. Ambition: Pilot Activities: Glee Club l,2,3: French Club l,2,3: Encore Club l,2,3. PATRICIA JANE FREDETTE Pat Nice in name, nice in nature. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Glee Club l: Band Majorette 2,4, Let- ter 2, Star 4: State Music Festival 2: G.A.A. l. 4: '3 ANNETTE MARIE GRASSIE Annie The better you know her the better you like her, Ambition: Waves or Secretary Activities: Junior Prom 3: Glee Club l,2, Letter 2: Rifle Club l,2: Art Club 3.4: Projection Club Secretary 4. LLOYD THOMAS GRAVES Louie All the qualities that make for success. Ambition: To be successful I 'T ARMAND GEORGE GROULX Pete Happiness is made to be shared. Ambition: Navy Activities: Band l,2,33 Camera Club 13 Football 33 Hockey 3. NANCY HAGER Nan A merry heart paves the road to merry living, Ambition: Court Stenographer Activities: Transfer from Raymond High3 Major- ette 1,42 Encore Club 13 Volleyball 13 Glee Club 13 Junior Prom Usher 33 Prize Speaking 33 Rifle Team 2,3,4. GLADYS MAY HEALEY Glady Calmly do I go my way. Ambition: Housewife Activities: Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3, 4, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4, F.H.A, Pin, LEON A. HEALEY IR. Lee Small and mighty is that man. Ambition: Navy RICHARD BRUCE GRAY Dick A man may smile and smile and smile and still a villain be. Ambition: Doctor Activities: Transfer from Lynn Classical3 Hockey l,2,3,4Q Rifle Club3 Baseball 43 Ski Team 43 Foot- ball 23 Latin Club 2,33 Sr. Graduation 33 Glcc Club Club l,2,33 Foreign Policy Club 33 School Paper 3. JAMES PETER GREEN Jim A man of few words, but of much ability, Ambition: Conservation in General Activities: Fishing Team 1,23 Basketball l,2,3,43 Track 23 Junior Prom 33 Baseball 33 Rifle Team 23 Junior Class Foul Shooting Champ 3. GERTRUDE A. HAMEL Gert Her little tongue is never still, talk it must and talk it will. Ambition: Office Worker Activities: Glee Club 1,23 Letter 23 Junior Prom 3. CAROL DIANE HAUSWALD Di The world is for her who has patience. Ambition: College Activities: Transfer from Bala Cynwyd Junior High School and Lawer Merion Hlghj Riding Club3 Archery Club3 Library Club, ROBERT JAMES HODGSON Hodgic He was a scholar, a ripe and good one. Ambition: To be a millionaire and own a harem, Activities: Student Council 3,4, Steering Com- mittee 4, Chairman ofPublic HigltSchool Division of the New England Student Government Associ- ation: Football l,Numeralsg Track 2, Letter: Cross Country 3,4, Letter 3,Captain and Star 4g Ski Team 3,4, Letter 3: Rifle Club l,2,3,4, Letter 1.Stars2, 3,43 Class Treasurer 1. JOHN SIDNEY HORAN Sid A11 things come to he who waits. Ambition: Farm Manager Activities: Future Farmers of America l,2,3,-4, Reporter 3,4g Green Hand Degree 1 g Chapter Farmer Degree 2. SHIRLEY ANN HOWES Rusty A pretty girl is like a me1ody. Ambition: Nurse Activities: Transfer from Haverhill High School: Secretary to Dean of Girls 1: First Aid Duty 2. MARY LUCILLE HUNTER Pee-Wee I'm sure care is the enemy of life. Ambition: Housewife Activities: Future Homemakers of America l,2, 3,4, Secretary 2,3, President 4: Press Club lg Art Club 1,2g Student Council 1, -1' WILLIAM ROGER HOULE Bill Nothing is impossible to a willing spirit. Ambition: Chemical Engineer Activities: Forensic Club 3,4g Press Club 2: Key Club 3,4, Vice-president 4: Ski Team 3,4. ALICE JOYCE HOWARD Al Friend1y people are better met than described, Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club 1: Yearbook 45 G,A,A, 3 Numerals: Junior Prom 3. li. JOSEPH FRANCIS ISSA Joe An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Ambition: Carthusian Monk Activities: Latin Club 2: Biology Club 2: Boy's State 3. CHARLES WAYNE JACKSON Jackson Rejoice, O young man, in thy youth. Ambition: To be a Forester Activities: Fishing Team lg Track 2: Junior Prom 3,4g Ski Team 3.4, .dial CARL A. JOHNSON Bu1l Rome wasn't built in a day. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Camera Club 13 Projection Club l,2, 33 Football 23 Hockey Manager l,23 Boy's State 3. MARGARET ALDRED JOHNSON Margie A sight to delight in. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club 23 Latin Club 1,23 French Club 13 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Chaplain 43 School Spirit 2,3,4, Letter 3,Star 43 Yearbook 43 Encore Club l, 2,3,4, Letter 2, Stars 3,41 1954 Tournament for Serious Declamation--First Place Award3 Prize- Speaking 2, Perkins Medal for First Place Awardg PressClub 2,3,4, Letter 33 G,A,A. 2,3,4, Numerals 2, Letter 33 Intramural Basketball2,43 Volleyball 2, 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Scholastic D 2, Star 33 Usher for Junior Prom, Baccalaureate, and Graduation, NORMA JOAN JONES Tiny Her mirth is warrant for her welcome. Ambition: Hair Dresser Activities: Glee Club l,2, RICHARD WILLIAM JONES Dick 'Merit is worthier than fame. Ambition: College or Navy Activities: Projection Club 3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 Hockey 3,43 Track 2,3,43 Junior Prom 3. ii LEIGH F. JAQUES Nicky No storm or breaker can over whelm him, Ambition: College Activities: Football l,2,3,4, Letter 3, Star 43 Jun ior Prom 3. CHRISTINE LORRAINE JENKINS Chris' Silence is golden, Ambition: Secretary Activities: Projection Club Secretary 4, 43 .Vi W 1 1-'- - 3 will -J t L NOREEN ELIZABETH JOHNSON Rene She who has friends has riches. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club l,2,33 Encore Club l,2,33 G.A.A. l,2,3. ALBERT HENRY JONES, JR. Al Life without sport isn't life. Student Council 3.4, Treasurer3 National Honor Society 3,43 Football l ,2,3,43'Hockey2,3,43 Track l,2,3,43 Junior Prom 33 Winter Track 2.3.43 Art Club 3,4, President 33 Boy's State 33 Athletic As- sociation 3. GREGORY KAGELEIRY Tiger He is an athlete, brave and stronger than wind, Ambition: College Activities: Football 2,3,4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Baseball l,2,3,4: Student Council 1,2: Carnival King 3,4: SchoolBasketball Champs 3: Boys State 3. THOMAS KEAYS Keays Look not thou down, but up. Ambition: Accounting Activities: Football l,2,3. 1 X ' +1105 S ,w-'fm' . 'Z ' , Q ,J HARRIET ROMANA KOUTRELAKOS 1-Iarri Always happy -- on the go, Always busy -- never slow. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club 1,2,4, Letter 2: Latin Club 2,3: Tri-l-li-Y l,2,3,4: School Spirit 1,2,3,4, Ed- itor-ln-Chief 3: Yearbook 4: Encore Club l,2,3,4, Emblem 3, Secretary 4: Forensic Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Humorous Declamation First Place Award 3: Student Council 2: Prize Speaking 2,3,4, Third Place Award 3: Archery 2,3: Bowling 2: Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4: Junior Prom 3: G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Numerals 3, Vice-President 3, President 4: Green and White 2,3. LORRAINE M. KUCHULIS Lori She is a phantom of delight. Ambition: Beautician Activities: Glee Club 1: French Club 2: Student Council 3: Varsity Cheerleader l,2,3, Head Cheer- leader 4: Aide to Carnival Queen 4, JOHN EDWARD KELLY Kel Sometimes a disadvantage to be so handsome a man, Ambition: To go to college and come out a bach- elor. Activities: Latin Club 2: Football l,2,3,4: Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball l,4: Junior Prom 2.3: School Basketball Champs 3: Physical Education Club 2. MAUREEN MABEL KELLY Kel Pleasant to meet, charming and sweet. Ambition: Marry a Millionaire Activities: Glee Club 1.2: French Club 3: Cheer- leader l.2,3,4, Numerals 1, Letter 2, Stars 3.4: G.A.A. l,2, Freshman Representative 1: Junior Prom 3: Rifle Club 2: Bookkeeping Award 2. ,.4..f FRANK LABBE Frank I am as good as I please, ifl please to be good. Ambition: To become a millionaire Activities: Football J. V. l,2,3: Varsity 4. -v WILFRED PHILIP LABELLE Wi1lie The future lies shining in his pathway, Ambition: College Activities: Latin Club l,2: Biology Club 2: Rifle Club 1.2. x 13 SHARLENE MARY LABRIE Beep A good disposition is better than gold, Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club I,2,3, Letter 2:Science Club 1: G.A,A, l,2,3, Letter 3: Junior Prom l,2,3,4: Art Club l,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-president 4: Rifle Club 3: Majorette 4: Projection Club 3: Yearbook 4. SALLY ANN LANE Sal A disposition like a ray of sunshine. Ambition: Missionary Activities: Rifle Club 3: Yearbook 4: Science Club 4: G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Numerals 2, Letter 4. Z f ERNEST WILLIAM LAROCHE Ernie He profits most who serves best. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club 4: French Club l,2,3: Latin Club 3,4: Encore Club 2,3,4: Rifle Club 2: Boy's State 3. ROBERT HENRY LARSEN Bob I-le who makes others happy is truly happy himself. Ambition: College Activities: Latin Club 2: Student Council 2: Foot- ball l,2: Basketball l,2,3,4, Letter 2, Stars 3,4: Manager 4: Junior Prom 3: Baseball 1,2: Class President 3,4: Vice-president Physical Education Club l,2: Key Club 3,4. JOYCE RUTH LABONTE Joycie The apparel oft proclaims the woman. Ambition: College or Airline Stewardess Activities: Glee Club I: French Club 2,3: Tri-Hi- Y 2,3,4, Conference 2,3: School Spirit 3,-1: Year- book 2,4: Encore Club l,2: Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4: G.A.A. I,2,3,4, Numerals 3: Junior Prom 3: Volleyball3: Softball2,3: Tennis l,3: Usher for Junior Prom, Baccalaureate, and Graduation 3. RITA CORINNE LABONTE ReIe She may look quiet: look again, Ambition: Nurse Activities: Glee Club I: French Club 3: Tri-Hi- Y l,2,3,4, Conference 3: Yearbook 3: G.A.A. l,2, 3,4, Numerals 2, Letter 4: Junior Prom 3: Volley- ball l,2,3,4: Basketball l,2,4: Softball l,2: Tennis l,2: Bowling l,2: Badminton 2,3: Usher for Junior Prom 3: D.l-LS, Representative at State Driving Rodeo 3. ,Nl L' 1 'wt JAMES RONALD LANG Jim They say he's quiet, but , ' Ambition: Engineering 'Ti Activities: French Club 2: Junior Prom 2,3,4- Physical Education Club 2,3. LOUISE MARY LARIVIERE Lou There is a lovely lady, as sweet as kind, Ambition: Office Worker Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Conference 3: Treas- urer 4: Glee Club 1.2: School Spirit 3,4: Yearbook 4: Encore Club l,2: G.A.A. 2,3,4, Numerals 2, Letter 4: Intramural Basketball 2.3: Softball l: Volleyball l,2,3: Tennis 3: Badminton 3: Co-ed Volleyball 2: Junior Prom 3: Usher for Junior Prom, Baccalaureate, and Graduation 3: Student Council 4: Bookkeeping Award 2. WILLIAM SIDNEY LAVINL Bill O mischief, thou art swift, Ambition: College Activities: Ycarbook3,4: SiutlentCouncil l,2,3,4: Junior Prom 3: Boy's State 3: Latin Club 1, RUTH JOAN LAWRY Ruthie A small source but a mighty noise. Ambition: Nurse Activities: Glee Club l,2,4: LatinClub l: Biology Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3,4: Yearbook 4: J. V. Cheer- leader 4: G.A.A. 3,45 Junior Prom 3, ng YN BARBARA SHIRLEY LEVINE Barb I must have my little joke, Ambition: Physical Therapist Activities: Glee Club l,2,3,4: All State Music Festival 4, Yearbook 4: Prize Speaking 3,4. CATHLEEN ASCENATH LITTLEFIELD Cathy Think ill of nothing--speak ill of none. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Yearbook 4: G.A,A. l,3: Junior Prom 3. x Q GLORIA FAYE LeDUC Glo l find the earth not gray, but roseyf' Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club l: Projection Club Secretary 3: Junior Prom 3,4, SANDRA ELIZABETH LEIGHTON Sandy What is sweeter than honey? Ambition: College Activities: Biology Club 2: Yearbook 4: Encore Club l,2,3: Junior Prom 3: Scholastic D l, Stars 2,3. --u l KENNETH GEORGE LUCAS Luke Youth must have sport Ambition: Join the service. Activities: Football l,2,3,4, Freshman 1, Varsity 2,3,4: Hockey 3,4, Captain 4. JANE ELIZABETH MANN Janie My tongue within my lips I rein, For he who talks too much must talk in vain. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club l,2,3,4, All State Music Festival 3,4: Forensic Club l,2,3,4, Hewitt Scholar- ship--UNH 3: Prize Speaking 2: National Honor Society 3.4: Scholastic D 1. NORMAN ARTHUR MATHIEU Red The sea, the sea, the open sea! The blue, the fresh, the ever free! Ambition: Navy Activities: Projection Club l,2. JUDY ANN MAYO Judy Size is a matter of opinion. Ambition: To graduate Activities: Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3 4, Vice-president 4: Art Club 3,4, PAUL MCCLINTOCK Paul God sent his singers upon earth With songs of sadness and mirth, Ambition: Radio Electronics Research Activities: Transfer from Portsmouth High School: Glee Club 4: Spanish Club 2,3: Student Council 2: Football 1,2,3g Track 2,3g Basketball 2,39 Junior Play 3g Clipper Minstrels 1,2,3g All State Choir 3. CLAIRE NORMA MCKIEL Claire 'As merry as the day is long, Ambition: Secretary Activities: G.A.A. 3: Softball lg Badminton 3: Junior Prom 3, Usher for Baccalaureate and Gradu- ation 3. DONALD FRANCIS MARCOTTE Dodo' A man to look up to, Ambition: Service Activities: Basketball lglntramural Basketball 1,2 RACHEL ALICE MARTEL RaCh Better to be small and shine, than to be great and cast a shadow, Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Bookkeeping Award 2g Junior Prom 3. BERNADINE MARY MCCABE Dean A merry heart that laughs at call. Ambition: Nurse Activities: Camera Club l,2g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Encore Club 2,3, Press Club l,2,3, Secretary 2,3, Letter 2: G.A,A. 1,2,3,4, Numerals 2, Letter 3: Junior Prom 3: Yearbook 4. SHIRLEY MAY MCCLARY Smi1ey A jaunty step, a cheery smile, a merry twinkling eye, Ambition: Hairdresser Activities: G.A.A. l,2,3g Press Club 2. S DONALD HOWARD MCKINNON Mac l'm out to conquer the world. Ambition: To go into the service Activities: Physical Education Club 2, President 2. NORMAN RICHARD MCKONE Mac Music is the prophet's art, Ambition: Undecided Activities: Band l,2,3,4: Biology Club 2, President 2: PressClub 2,3,4, Production Manager 3, Editor- in-chief 4: Junior Prom 3. THOMAS BENNETT -MERRICK Tom Work in youth provides easy chairs in old age, Ambition: Electrical Engineer Transfer from Punchard High School, Andover, Massachusetts. ROGER PAUL MOREST Rog Work and worry have killed many, so why should I. Ambition: Music Activities: Football 2,3,4. ff - , ,W- Q . X: ANNA ROSETTA MCMASTERS MiCkie And she was fair as is the rose in May. Ambition: Commercial Artist Activities: Yearbook 3: Art Club l,2,3,4: School Spirit 2: Encore Club 3: Junior Prom 1,2,3,4: Scho- lastic D Award, RICHARD PAUL MELANSON Dick A man with a smile is a man worthwhile, Ambition: Cabinet Maker Activities: Football 1: Track 2,3,4. i sms PATRICIA ANN MORRISON Patty She was our queen, our star, our rose. Ambition: Kindergarten Teacher Activities: Glee Club 1: French Club 3: Latin Club 1,2: Tri-Hi-Y2,3,4: Yearbook 2,4: Encore Club 1, 2: Cheerleader J,V,, 1, Varsity 2,3,4:Nume1'als 1, Letter 2, Stars 3,-4: Intramural Basketball 1,2,3, 4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Numerals: Junior Prom 3: Soft- ball 2,3: Tennis 2,3: Volleyball 1,2,3,4: Carnival Week, Runner-up in Volleyball 3: Co-ed Volley- ball 2,3,4: Bowling 2: Usher for Graduation 3: Aid Carnival Queen 3: Camival Queen 4. RAYMOND ERWIN MUNDY Ray' Aim high and you won't fall short. Ambition: Navy Activities: Football 1: Baseball 1. 6 BERNARD EUGENE PERREAULT Bernie A smile today, a song tomorrow, Ambition: Air Force Activities: Glee Club lg French Club 2: Projection Club 2: Track 2: Junior Prom 2,3,4: Physical Edu- cation 2,3. NANCY WENTWORTH PORTER Nan Always a maiden sweet and fair, Ambition: College Activities: Biology Club 2: Yearbook 4: Basketball 2,3,4: Baseball l,2,3,4: Badminton 2,4: Volleyball l,2,3,4: Bowling 2,4: Tennis 3,4: G.A.A. 2,3,4: Numerals, Letter: Junior Prom 3: Scholastic D 1, Stars 2,3. 1 WILLIAM ALLEN O'CONNELL Bill A man who has dimples is not quite a brute. Ambition: College Activities: Projection Club 2,3: Junior Prom 3: Rifle Club 4. RUSSELL EDWARD O'CONNELL Russ Character is the result of conduct. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club 1: Band 1,2: Orchestra 1,2 3.4: Biology Club 2: Football 2,3,4: Baseball 1,2 PHYLLIS ROBERTA OTIS Phil The fewer words, the better. Ambition: Stcnographer Activities: G.A.A, l,2,23: Press Club 2. CYNTHIA PERKINS Perk She gazed at many, she loved but one, Ambition: Nurse Activities: Latin Club l,2,3,4, Scribe I, Consul 2: Biology Club Vice-prcsident2: G.A.A. l,2.3,4, Numerals 2, Letter 3: Glee Club 1,2, Letter 2: Press Club 2,3,4, Letter 3: School Spirit 3: Intra- mural Basketball l,2,3,4: Volleyball l,2,3,4: Bowling 1,2: Archery 2: Badminton 2: Junior Prom 3: Camera Club 1: Softball 2,3: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4: Second Place Award in New Hampshire Science Fair, JOAN ELIZABETH MURPHY Joannie A quiet charm speaks for itself. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club 1: Band 2,3: Orchestra 2,3: Latin Club 1,2: Encore Club 1,2: Student Council 2,3: PressClub 3,4: G.A,A, 4: Junior Prom 3: Vol- leyball l,2,3,4, HARVEY JOSEPH NOEL Harve There's a place and a means for every man alive, Ambition: Navy 3. if EDWARD POUND ' ln every deed of mischief he hath a hand. Ambition: College. Activities: Projection Club 2. EDWARD PRICE Mikan lt matters llOl how long you live, but how well. Ambition: Sports Reporter. Activities: Spelling Bee l,2,3. I is Ed V, v - ' ' , in I p I. ' NANCY ANN REILLY Nance Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. Ambition: College. Activities: Glee Club 3,4g Try-Hi-Y 45 School Spirit3g Editor-in-chief 4, Yearbook 4g Press Club 3,4p G,A.A, 3,4g Junior Prom 3, Glee Club 3,45 Scholastic D 3g Transfer from Shrewsbury Basket- ball 2g Town Crier 2g French Club 25 Glee Club 1, 2, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2,3,4. ROBERTA MARIE RICHARD Bobbie Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone. Ambition: Nursing. Activities: Glee Club l,2,3,4g Letter 2, Star 3, French Club lg Latin Club 1,25 Biology Club 2g Try-Hi-Y 44 School Spirit I,2,3,4g Staff 49 Asso- ciate Editor 4, Yearbook 3,45 Encore Club l,2,3,4g Press Club l,2,3,4g G.A.A, l,2,3,4g Junior Prom 3g Winter Carnival l,2,3,4g Usher Junior Prom, Bac- calaureate, Graduation 3g Girls' Intramural Sports, Basketball l,2g Softball 1,2g Tennis l,2,3g Archery l,2g Bowling l,2,3,4g Volleyball l,2,3,4g Co-ed volleyball l,2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN RAINEY Pat For knowledge is itself a power. A Ambition: Physician or Music. Activitiesg Band l,2,3,4g Orchestra l,2,3,4g All State Music Festival 2,3,4g New England Music Festival 3,4g Auditions Music Festival 3,4g French Club 2,3g Biology Club 25 Science Fair 2,3,4g Junior Prom 3. PRISCILLA MARY RAINEY Pris With malice toward none, charity to all. Ambition: Accountant. Activities: Band l,2,3,4g FrenchClub 2,3g Science Fair 2, Junior Prom 3g Yearbook 4. ROBERT GLEN RICHARDS Bob 'Study to be what you wish to seem. Ambition: College. Activities: All State Music Festival 1,25 Band l,2, Glee Club I,2,3,4. EUNICE LOUISE ROBERTS Lou A kind of excellent quietness. Ambition: Housewife. Activities: G,A,A, 2,3g Yearbook 45 Bookkeeping Award 2: Spelling Bee 2. .Wk OGC R .4 'l' if v A :5 Y' ff' ' ' 5 DAVID HASTING ROLFE Dave A man of pleasant ways. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Football 1,2: Track 3,4: Junior Prom 3. PAUL LEO ST. CLAIR Ebba Those who put forth an effort gain much. Ambition: Dairy farmer. Activities: Future Farmers of America l,2,3,4, Sentinel 3, President 4, State reporter 4, State Farmers Degree fhighest degree in Statej. .JP SALLY SHANE Sal A generous soul is sunshine to the mind. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Projection Club 3: Junior Prom 3: Art Club 3. FREDERICK COLEMAN SHERBOURNE Fl'ed As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he. Ambition: Mechanic. JAMES FRANCIS ROBINSON Jim Where there is a will, there is a way. Ambition: College. Activities: Rifle Team 2,3,4g Hockey 3,4: Band 2,3,4: Cross Country 4: Scholastic D 3. KENNETH J. ROBINSON Ken l will live this day as if it were the last. Ambition: Television Electronics Engineer. Activities: Projection Club 3. ROLAND FRANCIS SANDOCK Frank Why can't women leave me alone? Ambition: To be a famed psychologist. Activities: Basketball 2,3,4, J.V, 2, Varsity 3,4: Football 2,3,4,1,V, 2, Varsity 3,4: Baseball l, J,V, l: Biology Club 2: Junior Prom 3. JEAN ANNETTE SEAVER Mrs. Bobo Life is what you make it, and I mean to make the most of mine. Ambition: Marry a millionaire. Activities: GleeClub1,2:FrenchC1ub 2,4: Cheer- leader 2, Numerals 2: G,A.A. l,2,3,4: Junior Prom 3, Bookkeeping award 2. i ! JOANNE MARY STEUERWALD Jo Good nature will always win the heart. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Glee Club l5 Junior Prom 35 Book- keeping Award 2. HERBERT EDWARD STARR Herb Silence never betrayed any one. Ambition5 Barber or Machinist. Activitiesg Glee Club l. 3 f-sr f ,A .LM ! DONALD IRVING STODDARD Doc Their toil is joy to them that have won success. Ambition5 A lot of work and a lot of play. Activities: Glee Club 1,45 Biology Club 25 School Spirit l,2,3, Literary Editor 2,35 Year Book 4, Co- Literary Editor5 Encore Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 For- ensic Club l,2,3,4, Vice-President 2,3, President 4, NationalForensic League 1,2,3,45 StudentCoun- cil 2,4, President 45 National Honor 3,4, President 45 Press Club l5 Key Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent45 State Debate Champion 35 State Impromp- ter Champion 35 American Legion Oratory Medal 2,35 Rotary Model U,N. General Assembly 2,35 President of Class 1. GERALD DENNIS SULLIVAN Jerry Sigh no more, my ladies, no more sighing do For he's just as nice to all the girls as he is nice to you. Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Football l,2,3,45 Junior Prom 35 Class Vice-President 4. - 'azz , 2 . 7 1 X ..--ay 5 CAROLYN LOUISE SMALLEY Carol Ever loyal ever true, to the work she has to do. Ambition: College. Activities5 French Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Tri- Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4, State Tri- Hi-Y Secretary 3,4, Conference Council Vice- president 3, President 45 School Spirit 2,3,4, As- sistant Editor 35 Forensic Club l,2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 3,4, National Forensic League l,2,3,4 Degree of Distinction 3, Scholarship to Ripon Col- lege 35 Student Council 3,4, Delegate to the New England Student Government 35 National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 45 Perkins Prize Speaking Second Place Award 2,3,45 PressClub 2,3,45 G,A,A, 3,45 Junior Prom 35 Graduation Usher 35 Scholastic D l, Stars 2,3. JUDITH COOK STAMMERS Judy To know her well is to like her better. Ambitiong Housewife. Activities5 Yearbook 45 Future Home makers of America l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Program Chairman 4. 5 go X E 1, pg? X . vfggdx I JOAN MARILYN STEVENS Jo Cares are mingled with pleasures. Ambition: College. Activities: Band 25 Biology Club 25 Yearbook 45 Encore Club 2,45 Emblem from Forensic Club 25 Perkins Prize Speaking 2,45 G.A.A.-2, Numerals- Intramural Basketball 2,45 Oak Grove School lg Kennett High School 3. WILLIAM FREDERICK STEUERWALD To know how to laugh is to know how to reign. Ambition: Navy. Activities: Student Council 15 J.V. Football 25 J.V. Basketball 35 Track 35 Junior Prom 35 Fishing Team 1,2. l . 'QQ RAYMOND JOSEPH TOLAND Ray He mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. Ambition: Religious work. Activities: School Spirit 4: Encore Club 4: Stu- dent Council l: Press Club 1,2,3: Letter 2: Produc- tion Manager Green Rave 4: Junior Prom 3,4: Art Club 4: Key Club 4. HERBERT A. TROFATTER, JR. Herb I have nobody. I am at peace with the world. Ambition: Auto Mechanic. 1 ROBERT JABEZ. UPTON Bob Much wisdom often goes with fewest words. Ambition: Doctor. Activities: Latin Club l,2: Biology Club 2: Encore Club 4: Projection Club l,2: Press Club 3: Junior Prom 3: Key Club 3,4. DOUGLAS WARREN VANDERPOOL Tex 'Step by step the ladder is ascended. Ambition: Dairy Farming. 'D RICHARD BEN SWAIN Dick 'Quietness is a virtue seldom found in a man. Ambition: Machinist. ELAINE WINIFRED TIBBETTS Laine A good nature brings 'nany friends. Ambition: Waves. Activities: French Club: Future Homemakers of America l,2: F.H.A. Key and Scroll: G,A,A, l. .f 1 BENJAMIN ALBERT TURCOTTE Ben There is but one other like me. Ambition: Forestry. Activities: Football l,2,3,4: Physical Education Club 2,3. PETER MICHEL TURCOTTE Piene I am the pleasing punishment women can bear. Ambition: Forestry. Activities: Football l,2,3,4, Numerals 1,2, Letter 3, Star 4: Track 2: Physical Education Club 2,3,4. 9' JACQUELINE SANDRA VARNEY Jackie Sunny people make cloudy days seem bright. Ambition: Art School. Activities: Future Homemakers of America: Art Club l,2,3,4: Junior Prom l,2,3,4. PAULETTE MARGUERITE WATSON Paul I have a heart with room for every joy. Ambition: Medical Technician. Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3: Biology Club 2: Tri- l-Ii-Y 4: School Spirit l,2,4, Literary Editor: Year- book 4g Encore Club l,2: Press Club 3,4: G,A,A, l,2,3,4, Letter 3: Junior Prom 3: Rifle Club 3,4. 3 CAROL RUTH WENTWORTH Shorty A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Ambition: Air Force. Activities: Glee Club l,'2,3,4, Letter 2, Stars 3,43 Latin Club 1: G.A.A. 2,3: Numerals 3: Student Council 1. JULIA FAITH WENTWORTH Ju.Iu 'Happy of heart generous of spirit. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Glee Club l,2,4. 0 'vi 0 ARELENE MARTHA WEBB Webbie' l breathed a song into the air. Ambition: Music School. Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4: Spanish 'Club 3: G A.A. 4. DANIEL PHILIP WEBBER Danny' l observe, but I say not much. Ambition: Dairy Farming. Activities: Future Farmers of America l,2,3,4. ROBERT JOSEPH WILLOUGHBY Bob Labor conquers all things. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Transfer from Raymond High School: Glee Club 1,2: Future Farmers of America 1,2- Junior Prom 3. s BEN EDWARD WITHAM BenQ Life is short, there is no time to fret. Ambition: Navy. NN ARRLN I AIT1b1I1Ol'l Acuxmes NN ILLIAM Ambmon Ac.r1w1t1es Basketball X ORIx Usher He IS alwaxs ready to serve Alrplane mechamc Projeeuon Llub JOSLPH YORK Porker A gentleman makes no H0156 Mathemaucxan or Nam lhologx Llub 4 school wpmr 3 4 ' Iraek S4 Baseball ' 1 : f ' Q. - Y ., , ,. .. .. - ,. .. A , . YY , I , e e ., . ., , . . .x -u Ln n '-- L w l ji 4 V ?' 1: . I Vlclil .wr A l J T T1 el 1 rzfrr . .IDI s !' 5 MOST POPULAR MObT LIKELY TO bUCCEED sally Allen and Robert Larsen Harrrer Kounelakos and Donald Stoddard WHO S WHO IN FIFTY FIVE MOST REPRESLNTATIVE MOST STUDIOUS Carolyn Smalley and Donald Stoddard Nancy Porter and Edward Prlce H 39 Alf!! 1-r.ar9' ? - I '15 5 ,. - T 4 f vfw 1- 3?-vw, - - r f I f 5? '. ', ' C: . X I -V ' ,I Wk Lf w ' X ' ' . N-. ' .'. 1 s 2 '. h ' ' -: .sr K ,Q v., -.., X, -. L- 93' A A .f ' - , -, 'r r., 'rq wg v - -' :'- I ,.,- in-I: qv-15, ts,-a?. -, . I Q ,f ,'v, Y., f . H. - X ,J,J,hvv.. ., . . 'f,'- ' 7i...r- W 1' . ' ,.,,' 3 5- ' -,cyl ' - ar. . , -' g,a'.,f- 2 f V. -' 'I ..' ,,' ' V- '-n , - .ya-,. - 1. ,f ,ui ' 9 X .ll CLASS ORATORS WITTIEST ISHS MSDN and Donald Swddafd Constance Brock and Joseph Issa CLASS COLQRS ORCHID A D WHITE HARDEST WORKERS CLASb LADY AND GENTLEMAN Harrret Koutrelakos and Robert Larsen Jenme Brown and Frank 'iandock lr k.X 9-f 40 S .r 4 L CROWNING GLORY Sharlene Labrxe and Le1gh Jaques ..- MILLION DOLLAR SMILE P3U'1C13 MOIIISOU and Joseph Issa CLASS FLOWER WHITE ROSE MOST MUSIC, AL Paulette Watson and Robert R1chards X i MOST ARTISTIC Anna McMaster and Albert Jones X .rbi , .I . n , 4 W 1 ,' r I 7 1 - L 'i V tag It I ' E N , X I . K A 3, tr Q: , 9- 'x ERA' D C I ., ' i 4 r 9' I I1 N f . XX - N .. I XT. n N ' I 47 N ei , - ' Y I ' , H L , X 41 fUM.'1DEE LVN, MLE BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED PBIIICIB Morrlson and John Kelly Joyce Labonte and NN 11l1am Lavlne FA ORITE SUBJECT CHEMISTRY BEST DANCERS BEST NATURED Hafner Kourrelakos and Donald Stoddard Maureen Kelley and Gerald Sulllvan 4,24 .. .5 x 4 L X ,- 3 I-'L Nga..- - .NM - V kb .7 - ,QQ .14 . Ll 0-v 0l It x, SHYLbT Carol Elwell and James Greene 0---ng... - ,T , t -1- HOLLYWOOD BOUND Margaret Johnson and Frank Sandock FAVORITE SPORT FOOTBALL MOST ATHLETIC Nancx Porter and Gregory Kageleuv S NX ew S V3 9 v 43 MOST ABSENT MINDED Maureen Kelley and Charles Jackson 3' A s O HQ. I. H l xx A m NX - I , .Ili ,fag If 'l' i X Ili, 4 f L T. X L , 6 V . Q '4' Y L 0-X T 71 x . Q ee T L - Tx 4 'T . n. K Y X U -F ' X Q x - . Tig' I QN ' 'C it t V lzz .T T T 1 W z. lt - : A xt xx? Q I 'I I 1' ' , Q! -, I ,. ,. I X 2 . -, 5 ly : I I - I - I! K f U :J I I . A , : NV f .Q M , I , T : 3 I . gg A H g'fJT:' , I ,.,k ,, . ,4,1, xr. , pg.-.. 1' '-.-:f-x-- Sf: . 47? fy' if 'n in -11:47 ,Z -1 ,.:h'.2? -1 73' I I get - '3 ' a :'.- ffl-. . 4' ll CLASS HISTORY DOVER HIGH SCHOOL an AREA VOCATIONAL SCHOOL DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE Dear Under grad Gee xt hardly seems poss1ble that tomorrow w1ll be the last day that I w1ll ever feel that I am a part of Dover I-hgh It seems l1ke only yesterday thatlfound myself on my way to school as alowly freshman That was the beg1nn1ng of four years that shall always be locked 1n my book of memorxes Fmrst came our lect1on of class off1cers It made us feel very 1mportant whenwe announced that Donald Stoddard was our presmdent Roll1e Blood our v1ce presldent Sally Allen our secretary and Bob Hodgson our treasure To th1s day I can t f1gure out how I l1ved through that year I seemed to f1nd myself tremblmg at every l1ttle thmng and whenever I saw a semor It was even worse The year f1nally passed and I found myself gett1ng 1nto the swmg of thmgs as a sophomore It was a long hard fought battle for the select1on of our class of f1cers But we fmally p1cked the four leaders that we knew would do the1r best Roll1e Blood Pres1dent Alan Bourn V1ce Pres1dent Sally Allen Secretary and Harrxet Koutrelakos Treasurer We really seemed to get 1nto the groove of th1ngs We Jolned clubs athletlc teams plays and many other act1v1t1es that mterest ed us Bob Larsen made varsmty basketball that year Roll1e Blood was one of the best sklers mn the East Marge Johnson won the Perk1ns gold medal for excellence 1n oratory Sally Allen was voted M1ss Cheerleader of 1953 1n the state of New Hampshlre Intermmgled w1th these and many other outstand1ng honors for the class of 1955 we won two lntramural fun n1ghts compet1ng aga1nst all three class Before we knew It lt was June and we had f1n1shed another year at D H S Summer came and went and lt was September agam D1dn't we feel 1mpo rtant com1ng 1n as Junlors and belng permltted to s1t on cha1rs mstead of bleachers at assembl es Elect1on campa1gns wh1zzed by Bob Larsen was elected Pres1 dent Alan Bourn V1ce Presldent Sally Allen Secretary and I-Iarr1et Koutrelakos Treasurer W1th1n a few months class r1ngs were selected and orders were taken Boy d1d we feel proud sport1ng them around' There were many 'f1rsts that came 1nto belng that year Noon trme danc1ng m the gym started Key Club and a H1 Y were formed and a marathon dance was held We as a class were honored when one of our members Sally Al len was chosen Carmval Oueen Patty Morr1son was one of her a1des The Jun1or play Marr1ed at Sunr1s was selected to be prese t ed at the State Drama Festwal Our Forens1c Club copped the state crown 44 ' 1 , , . . . e . . u 1 ' 1 1 v- 4. . 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In the sports fleld our class agaxn ranked h1gh above all the other classes We won the mter class basketball tournament Our track team won the state champ1onsh1p Ken Lucas made the All State foot ballteam And for the f1rstt1me 1n three years our basketball team competed 1n the Class A basketball tournament When spr1ng rolled around we began preparatlons for the Jun1or Prom We worked long and hard prepar1ng the programs decorat1ng the gym and sellmg t1ckets We were very proud of our efforts how ever as lt was an overwhelm1ng success and turned out to be the most prof1table Prom ever to be held 1n Dover H1gh But the months went by faster than ever and June and our sum mer vacat1on rolled around In September we started that long awa1ted Senlor year off w1th a bang Wlth Doc Stoddard as Student Counc1l Pres1dent Bob Larsen as Class Pres1dent Gerry Sulhvan as Vxce Presldent Sally Allen as Secretary and Harrlet Koutrelakos as Treasurer we had noth1ng to fear Class pmctures were taken and we got them Just 1n t1me for Chrlst mas When we attended assembl1es we were thrllled w1th the trad1t1onal sen1or s prwrlege of s1tt1ng at the front of the gym and hear1ng the long awarted Sen1ors fu-st Plans for the 55 Prof1le were started early and we Worked long hours to meet deadhnes and to make our yearbook b1gger and better than ever We won our annual Turkey Day game ammd all the snow and mud too' Do you real1ze that we had won every Thanksg1v1ng Day game w1th Portsmouth s1nce I've entered Dover Hlgh The Curls Athletxc A s s o C 1at1on sponsored the1r annual Wlnter Carnlval Week 1n January h1ghl1ghted by the Carn1val Ball wh1ch was formal th1s year We were proud to have our classmate Patty Mor r1son selected as Carmval Queen and Lorrame Kuchuhs as one of her a1des In the early sprlng we enthus1ast1cally planned our annual class trmp to New York C1ty and Wash1ngton D C and when Apr1l vacat1on f1nally arrlved we had a wonderful and memorable t1me After vacat1on we started march1ng for the Junlor Prom wh1ch was gwen 1n our honor However durlng th1s t1me w1th the help of M1ss McCooey our gurdance drrector I have been lookmg at var1ous college bulletms trymg to dec1de what to do followmg graduatlon But before we real1zed lt was t1me to begm pract1c1ng for our baccalaureate and graduat1on exerc1ses Last Sunday mght the very solemn and 1mpress1ve baccalaureate serv1ces were held and we f1 nally real1zed that the t1me had come to say farewell to D H S To morrowl ll be donnmg my cap and gown to graduate to leave beh1nd me four very enjoyable years from wh1ch I have gamned much to help me 1n the years ahead Hope you haven't mmded my rem1n1sc1ng a b1t Maybe some day you'll be wr1t1ng th1s same k1nd of letter Thanks for hstemng S1ncerely A Grad 'U 45 1 . , ' 1 ' 1 1 . 1 . , , 1 ' 1 ' 1 . 1 1 1 ' . , - ' ll ll ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 . . 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Aff Ajfkzffffff We theclassof 1955 berng of sound mrnd UQ and body do proclarm thrs to be our last wrll and testa ment therebv bequeathrng allour worldly possessrons to the teachers and prospectrve members of the Sen ror class of Dover 1-lrgh School To Mr Walker our headmaster we leave thereby relrevrng hrm of many problems whrch have con fronted hrm rn the past four years To our submaster Mr Dodge we leave a box of brand new pencrls to use for wrrtrng out hrs many derentron slrps To Mr Ahearn we leave three new parts of pants to march hrs many sport jackets To Mrss Taylor we leave a supply of erasers for her Algebra students To Mr Peltonen we leave a book of modern Jokes along wrth a surt of armor to protect hrm from next year s buddrng chemrsts OJ To Mr Parrs we leave a new supply of nuts the class of 1956 To Mrss Boyd a specral edrtron of the 1955 Profrle prrnted rn French Jennre Brown wrlls a supply of copy sheets and plan books to the next edrtor of the Profrle A1 Jones leaves wrth the school treasury To anyone wrth dark glasses Dave Danrelson leaves hrs lavender argyle socks Bobble Rrchard leaves her herght fthe whole 4 feet ll rnches of II, to be evenly drvrded between Phyl Badger and Edwrna Lerghton Dan Antonopolos leaves hrsmusrcalshoes to any Jun ror who has feet brg enough to frt rnto them Sally Allen bequeaths her dancrng shoes to Pat Ben son PatMurphy rs the lucky recrprenr of Maureen Kelley s natural blond harr Ioan Stevens wrlls her krlt skrrt to Marre Baxter Rrta Labonte leaves her alarm clock for Maurrce Rrchard To any brave soul comtemplatrng football next year and who feels he may be rn need of an extra tooth Please contact Ben Turcotte Lorrarne Kuchulrs wrlls her battered megaphone to l.ors Szyszka Erank Sandock leaves takrng hrs gold football wrth rm Beverly Hrll rnherrts Gert Hamel s entrre srze 5 UQ wardrobe Tom Merrrck leaves hrs study halls grvrng the teachers much relref Norman McKone leaves the drrectron of the band to Mr Carter Doc Stoddard wrlls hrs many club presrdencres to any Junror wrth a bottle of Anacrn Lourse Roberts leaves to marry Drckre Paul McClrntock leaves hrs dear old alma mater Portsmouth Hrgh School rn the hands of next year s football team Bobo Therrren rs the proud possessor of a parr of Nancy Rerlly s soft soledslrppers to be used only for trp toerng past teachers desks Charles Jackson bequeaths hrs absent mrnd to any Junror who has the mrnd to frnd rt Jrmmy Lang and Lorrarne Caverly leave therr spot rn the corrrdor to the couple that gets there frrst DougVanderpool wrlls hrs New York accent to Jo Ann Darlv Ruth Lawry leaves her bottle of Spray Net for Drane Marn to use rn case she should decrde to cut her hart Rrchard Bond recerves Rollre Blood s skrs Hazel Elwell leaves the sparkle of her dramond to Judy Chamberlarn Jrmmy Durkrn leaves hrs wad of gum to anyone whose Jaws are brg enough to chew rt Delrcrous Barbara Cook leaves her vrce presrdency of Student Courrcrl to anyone who lrkes to take over assemblres when the presrdent rs absent Clarre McKer1 donates an ashtray toKage1e1ry s rn memory of all her good trmes there John Croteau bequeaths hrs thrrd year French book to anyone who has the energy to walk 47 steps to Room 303 Glorra l.eDuc leaves her tracrng paper to Kaye Wrl son rn hopes that she ll do as good a Job copyrng excuses as she has done rn the past Good luck Kaye' Norma Jones wrlls her harr prns and wave set to any one attemptrng cosmetology Bernard Perreault leaves hrs Chevrolet rn good con drtron K f , . 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' , Sally Zarrrllo rnherrts Brll York s posrtron as the last name on the Senror lrst Paul St Clarr sends hrs Pepsodent smrle and tooth brush back to the company Joe Messrer recerves Harrret Koutrelakos grggle Mary Lou Batchelder and Arlene Webb wrll therr blushes to Beth Haslerud I0 Anne Dore leaves her Vodka rrnsed harr to any Junror wrth a cast rron stomach B1llyLavrne leaves hrs quret Up ways wrth the women to Bob Maloney Donald Marcotte leaves wrth no regrets Joan Murphy bequeaths to Theresa DICICCO her quret ways rn hopes that she wrll make good use of them Jrmmy Greene takes leave of Dover Hrgh shotgun ducks and all Nancy Porter leaves wrth her Scholastrc D Robert Rrchards leaves hrs good marks to any needy Junror Don t frght krds' Davrd Rolfe leaves for St Mary s and hrs grrl Drck Gray wrlls hrs luscrous eyes to John Blewett Bonnre Potterton rnherrts Shrrley Davrs cafeterra apron Alan Bourn leaves a parr of glasses to next year s basketball referees Margaret Johnson leaves her well worn fourth year Latrn book wrth Mrss Buckley Joe Galrbors wrlls hrs favorrte pool cue at Kelly s to Paul Hughes You lucky guy you even get a prece of chalk wrth rt' CarolChadwrck leaves her rdea of Horny Shampoo for colored dandruff to the Halo company Let s hope that they ll put rt on the market Brlly O Connell leaves hrs seat nearest the door rn Room 207 to any Junror wrllrng to get trampled to death Earl Babbre rs the recrprent of Danny Brown s abrlrty to glrde across a dance floor Jean Seaverleaves rn hopes that a certarn Junror boy wrll follow Carolyn Smalley leaves her seat rn Mrss Body s study hall perrod' Edward Pound leaves for college Fred Sherburne just leaves Russ O Connell beq ueaths hrs battered football unrform to Paul Caouette Wrlfred LaBelle leaves hrs skates and frequent vrsrts to Skateland to anyone wrth energy Julre Ham rs left a few rnches of Bessre Blougouras name Mo Myers recerves the remarns of Ken Robrnson s truck Ben Wrtham leaves hrs gross of gum balls wrth Mrs Cornell who shall never forget them Sally Shane leaves to frnd Joe Alrce Howard leaves her steno notebook to anyone attemptrng to decrpher shorthand Edward Prrce leaves Mrss Rerlly s srxth perrod Englrsh class wrthout a good speaker Erlon Adams unwrllrngly leaves hrs hot rod to the Auto Shop boys Use rt to the best advantage fellas Cynthra Perkrns wrlls her abrlrty to understand a certarn Brooklyn boy to any grrl who thrnks she can do better Barbara Levrne takes leave of D H S hoprng that the sole she left rn Durham wrll be found rn Heaven Joyce Labonte leaves takrng her bottle of peroxrde wrth her Ray Hourrhan rs the recrprent of Gerry Sullrvan s wardrobe Joe Issa wrlls hrs Charles Atlas book to Fran Galr ors Judy Stammers leaves her cookrng abrlrty to Jerry Crowley who loves to eat John Kelly and Trger Kagelerry leave wrth most of the grrls followrng closely behrnd Terry Card rnherrts Jane Mann s posrtron rn the tenor sectron of the Glee Club Paulette Watson leaves her How to Be the Lrfe of a Party book wrth Charlre Crocco Joe Jestude rs left wrth Danny Webber s drumstrcks As a partrng grft the Senror grrls leave therr marry pajama partres to the Junror grrls provrdrng they have enough energy to get up the next mornrng In wrtness thereof we have rnscrrbed our srgna tures srgned sealed and declared thrs seventeenth day of June One Thousand Nrne Hundred and Frfty Frve Ina Drther Lota Nonsense , .... , . , . . . . - - ' rr Q- - . . 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CLASS PRQPHECY At no lrttle effort and great expense both rn money and marks the 1955 Proftle sent a star reporter to the Far East tn search of one of the legendary crystal ball gazers The followxng ts taken drrectly from a tape recordtng of the rntervrew between our reporter and S1r1 Yellav the world s foremost seance conductor and future teller who has low rates for banquets women s club meetrngs and servrce clubs Stn has a portable crystal ball and IS wrlltng to travel l gaze tnto the crystal ball and the wonders of the near future and of the far future are revealed for my eyes I see a great charn of Shoppers Worlds spreadrng from coast to coast In these are garages theaters bakerres and all other types of amusements and stores The board of drrectors rs made up of one representattve of each facrlrty and each ofthese drrectors owns more rn monetary terms than my humble mrnd can concerve Among them are Mr Donald Allen of the bakery d1v1s1on Mr George Benson of the sportrng goods dtvtsron Mr Carl Brunelle ofthe theater drvtsron alsopresrdentof the World Wrde Movre Federatron Mrss Shlrley Mc Clary head of the 5 and 10 drvrston and also marrred to Donald McK1nnon Under Secretary ofthe Navy and Advlsor to the Presrdent Robert Hodgson Mtss Dorothy Forbes ts tn charge of a charn of soda fountarns and rs one of the most rnfluentral members of the board Lookrng farther tnto the future I see that Wtllram Houle IS the head of the world s most powerful chemrcal company and has hrred as hrs new chref ac countant Mr Lergh Jacques C P A who now enjoys the posttron of the htgh est salarted man tn the bustness world Mr Roderrck Bedard publrcrty manager of Donald Cook s automobtle sup ply house hasjustconvrnced Raymond Dennts world s foremost race car drtver and holder of almost all land speed records to narrate a serres of frlms ad vertrsrng Cook s parts The ftlms w1ll be seen over phone a v1s1on the new type of communrcatlon developed by Prrscrlla Rainey and Erlene Fall co heads of the Electronlcs Corporauon of Amerrca Among the ftrst shows to be grven over this new devrce wrll be two f spectal tnterest because the two star performers are the srsters of the developers ofphone a vrsron Theemrnentsurgeon PatrIc1aRa1ney wrllperform an oper atlon on the fractured leg of the famous baton twrrlrng dancer Irene Fall as the frrst show on Medrcrne In Your Lrvrng Room I see James Robrnson betng harled as the new krng of Jazz after betng the frrst man to w1n both the Downbeat and Metronome Polls for ten strarght years as the top drummer Mr Roblnson along wrth the top musrcrans athletes and artrsts of thrs country 1s,go1ng on a tour of the world as a member of the Best rn the U S show Th1s tour was concerved and planned by the great organxzer and authorlty on world affalrs Mr Robert Larsen Gorng on thls tour wtll be the two topmale actors rn the country Mr John Fredette and Mr Ernest La Roche Also tourmg w11l be the coach of the wrnnrngest football teams of the cen tury Ken Lucas and Sally Lane four years the wrnner of the best woman ath lete award and the Dover Globe trotters basketball team whrch has won l 955 gameswrthouta loss The members of the team are Ed Breslrn Rtchard Melan son B111 Steuerwald Peter Turcotte and Thomas Keays These men havebeen as successful in prrvate Ixfe as well as rn sports and therr occupatrons are res pectxvely automotrve engrneer tumblrng act commercral ptlot Chevrolet dealer and contractor Projecttng lnto the far future I see that Herbert Starr Ir has been the ftrst man to travel to the stars I-le credrts hrs knowledge and sprrrt for adventure to his father who labored long and hard on the problems of rnterstellar travel and has at last seen hrs dreams come true Going along on the trrp were the people who were to colonlze the new planets that were found Among the most tmportant of the colomsts are a team of two top agrrculturrsts who have won renown on Earth by ploneerxng revoluuonary new gowlng processes Mr Wrl ltam Dodge and Mr Clarence Barrett I see a top secret project the nature of whrch I should not reveal and workrng on rt are the top creattve mrnds of our ttmes such as the team of nuclearexperts Wrldred LaBelle and Sandra Leighton the great mathematician Francts Barrett and the Umted States Secretary of Defense Warren York I see fthat Q rn the same year Sally Curwood novellst wins the Nobel 48 1 1 ' . . . . , 1 1 1 1 11 ' . , . 1 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 , . , . . . . , . , . 1 11 . . . , . - - 1 . . . , . 1 1 1 . . , . . - - . . ' 1 1 - 1 1 . ,, . . . . ,, . . , , 1 1 . 1 ' , 1 1 , . . . - - 11 - - 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 . 1 . 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 Prize in literature Ruth Fleming representative to the U N and foremost stateswoman wins the Peace Prrze and Richard Crosby syndicated newspaper columnrst wins the Pulitzer Prize in reporting To celebrate the opening of the 95th season at the Metropolitan Opera House managed by the former star singers Carol and Julia Wentworth a group of original Jacqueline Varney paintings were purchased at great expense from the art connoisseur and noted man about town Robert Upton who made a for tune rn uranium stocks lsee that men will wear their hair long and Sharlene Labrie and Joan Beau chaine well known beautlcrans make a fortune designing new mens halr st les yMrs Nancy Dupont Vanderbilt nee Hager has for the twentieth year been voted one of the ten best dressed women in the world lt ls conceded that Nancy s clothes all of them designed and made by the firm of Mary Hunter and Judith Mayo set the trend for smartly dressed women to follow lsee the world s first planned city built upon land in Carnasre New York donated by the King of the Soft Drrnk World Bruce Br1dges whose new drink Moca Mola has driven all competrng firms into bankruptcy This city was en tuely designed by Robert Willoughby the greatest living architect with the exception of the central heating and power urut run on atomic energy Th1s unit was desrgned and installed by Armand Groulx and represents a great for ward step rn the field of power The revolutionary new glass constructron of the city was done by the build ing firm of John Horan and Leon Healy and is probably the most unusual part of the project The colorful interxor decorating of homes was handled by Cynthia Conklin and Clara Espief and much use was made of the paints and wallpapers produced by Mary Jane Burbank s Decoratrng Supplies Company All products used in the homes are guaranteed by Good Homemakrng Maga zine managed by the magazine tycoon Claire Chenevert who also controls Looke Lrves My Time and Newsweak She is considered the smartest business woman of the decade homes are made of a new self heating mineral discovered by the world tra veller and explorer Carl Johnson on his last trip through Africa and they are being manufactured by one of the forty factories owned and operated by Don ald Btckford and Roger Morest who are already famous as the producers of vandanomrum the wonder metal used on all the trams of the Trans Continent Railway which has a perfect record for not having a train late rn fifteen years Th1S record IS due mostly to the effort of owner David Coughlrn and super visor in charge of schedule maintenance and personnel Edwin Mundy Mrs Bernad1neSmrth nee McCabe had the prrvrlege of occupying the f1rst house rn the c1ty as aresult of betng named both Mother of the Year and Home maker of the Year Lloyd Graves was elected the first mayor of the city and Norman Mathew washtred to act as City Manager Both of these men have dis tmgutshed themselves prevrously rn the field of crty and town administration The Governor of the state of New York Salvator C1ntor1no was present at the openrng of the city and delivered a surrrng address that was broadcast all over the country Also present at the opening was movie queen Patrrcra Morri son who IS the numberone box offrce attraction rn the country and is unusually enough for Hollywood qurte happily married lsee the song dance and comedy night club act of Betty Benson and former handwriting analyst Conrue Brock going down rn entertamment history as the greatest of all times I see the au speed record of Jet pilot William Cassrly remained unbroken for many years unt1lRache1 Martel famous avratnx surpasses it by courageous ly flying the experimental atomic plane developed by Rrchard Swain Ltd th largest producer of planes rn the world Mary Davis becomes the first woman to supervxse the preparation of meals for the largest group of hotels rn the world She was hired by Jean Baras owner of the string of hotels because of the marvelous Job she drd as chief dretrclan for the armed forces Salutrng the world are the two famous educators Patricia Crouse and Lee deMoulp1ed for their marvelous work setting up schools in the backward areas of the world 49 The pots, pans and other household utilities found in the kitchens of these 1 U I ' . Q I 1 ' . n I' e I see Doris Courteau becoming first woman president of the U S after the lastgreat war She chooses an all female cabinet and adopts a sane mtelltgent program that brrngs peace to the world On her cabinet as Secretary of Agri culture is Anna McMaster the woman who by introducing new farming met hods cut down on famme rn under developed areas of the world as Secretary of Defense Yvonne Asprnall who led the movement for mcreaslng the size of the women s servrce organizatrons as Secretary of Commerce Doralee Case who has become an expert on the economics situatron of the world as a result of years spent travelrng abroad as Secretary of the Public Welfare Cathleen Littlefield who has an enviable record of success working among the poor and needy and has been voted chairman of the board of Social Workers in the U S She was also chief consultant for the World Health Organization before rt went out of exrstence I see Raymond Toland owning a chain of grocery stores that has branches in every country in the world This fabulous organization runs smoothly because ofthe work done by the financral wizard Albert Jones He keeps accurate check on all the stock on hand rn each rndrvrdual store and this IS a mammoth under taking calling for a great mind Albert s brother Rlchard was the trrst governmental publrc relations man He was rdeal for this Job due to the hrgh degree of esteem he has been held in during his professional athletic career and later during h1S business career where he was rn partnershrp with Herbert Troratter who rs the head of the largest bank in the country I see Diane Hauswald and Carol Elwell running fashionable resort hotels in crties lrke Mtamr and Palm Beach thathave prices within reach of the ordinary mrddle class family This venture proved successful and soon through the work of these two women even the poorest families will be able. to enjoy vacations at top resort areas I see Helen French Pat Fredette and Shirley Howe volunteering to under this outpost leadmg to space They are crted by the newspapers as the bravest women of that time 1 see Annette Grassie and Christine Jenkins opening a natronwide group of secretarial schools that withm 10 years turn out 90010 of the secretarxes that go into business I see that Louise Larivrere has been made presxdent of the Easy type Type wr1terCo operation due to her rnventron of an automatic typewriter that types 150 words a minute with absolutely no guidance from human hands needed I seejoanne Steuerwald and Elarne Trbbets becoming the frrst great woman financiers After gaining control of Abercrombie and Fitch they became the nations top importers and soon controlled the largest international corporation inexxstence The majority of the wealth of these two womer rs gxven to char ity This earns them the reputation of great phrlanthroprsts I see a series of children s books wrrtten by Rita Durand and Shirley Clough thatRevolut1on1ze the teachlngofyoungsters and are held as educational mile stones The superb illustrations in these books are done by Beverly Davis They are being published by the Phylis Otis Books Company MISS Otxs worked her way from secretary into the best executive Job rn the book industry I see Noreen johnson occupying the positron now accorded Elsa Maxwell as the planner of fantastrcally humorous and enyoyable parties One ofher recent parties was given to welcome Gladys Healy back from the Contlnent where cooking demonstrauons of her newest recipes for Kings and Prrme Ministers took place lsee that members oftheClass of 1955 of Dover Hrgh School will experience some pleasure and some pain but all of them will eventually be happy and successful and they w11l earn for themselves a firm niche in the hearts oftheir famrly and friends and rn the annals of time The training that they received ir high school will help to earn them thexr place in the sun The crystal ball rs growing dun I can see no more' 50 , . . . . take the dangerous trip to the Moon to entertain the soldiers and scientists on . . . . . 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Juanita Jerlkirls SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Paul Flayhan Vice President Lawrence Brennan Secretary Ruth Brown Treasurer Sally Morrissette -.ski JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vice President Joseph Messier Secretary Diane Main Treasurer Marie Ba xter 58 I I I I I I T ' I x , ' 4 .. - 'ul AX President .................. Scott McAdams , . K . - . . , Row one Nancy Rellly Nancy Porter llarrret Koutrelakos Carolyn Smalley Jennle Brown Clarre Chenevert 'vlargaret Johnson Joyce Labonte Jean Baras Row two Mrss Mary Boyd Roberta Rrchard Dorrs Courteau Pa trrcra Morrrson Irene Fall Erlene Fall Lourse Roberts Judrth Stammers Ruth Lawry Joanne Dore Barbara Cook Mxss Mary Murphy Row three Sandra Butterfleld Sally Allen Rrta Durand Bernadrne McCabe Ruth Flemrng Cynthra Conklln Francrs Barrett Barbara Levrne Joan Stevens Mary Lou Batchelder Row four Donald Stod BCSS18 Blougouras Damel Brown Wrlllam Lavme Patr1c1a Benson Loulse Larrvrere PROFILE STAFF AND MEMBER T51 H.-I' 60 1 , . - ' 2 v' , 1 ' , ' ' , L dard, Lee delvioulpied, Mary Jane Burbank, Sandr'a Leighton, Mary Davis, Cathleen Littlefield, Paulette Watson, Y . ft' pr . l 4 . 'Q ' v K 4 X, M , x , . The Student Council is the execu- tive board of the student body. Its purpose is to promote the general W e l fa r e of the school, to arouse school spirit, and to provide oppor- tunity for pupil cooperation and par- ticipation in the management of school affairs. Membership in the council is composed of representatives from each home room, the steering com- mittee made up of the officers and T one member of each class, and sev- eral members at large. Regular meetings are held by the council. Problems confronting the student body are discussed and taken care of. Through the work of the committees, dances, rallies, Good Sportsmanship Week a talent show and other activities are sponsored by the council Officers for 1954 55vvere Pres ident Donald Stoddard Vice Pres ident Barbara Cook Secretary Gloria Thurston Treasurer Albert Jones Row one Roy Spruce Doris Leblanc Gloria Thurston Donald Stoddard Barbara Cook Albert Jones Louise Lari Robert Ouellette Emmett O Gara Joseph Moriarty Row three Annette Forcier Lois Ames Anna Viel Carolyn Smalley Ienn1eBrown Edward Brown Carol lssa Jean Smith Cornelia Murphy Row four Richard Martin Robert Maloney John Viola Clark Welch Julian Donahue William Lavine Donald Allen Douglas Vanderpool Earl Babble William Allen 61 ' 1 l ' ' J 7 i viere. Bow two: Charles Alty, Mary Jane Maquire, 'Joan Murphy, Bruce Bridges, Alan Bourn, Robert Hodgson, 76 all A fn DC O Row one Margaret Johnson Mxss Buckley Jenme Brown Row two Jane Mann Alan Bourn Donald Stoddard Albert Jones Carolyn Smalley NATIONAL HCNOR SOCIETY Membersh1p 1n the Natronal Hon or Socrety IS consmdered to be one of the hrghest honors that can be con ferred on hrgh school students S lec t1ng of members 1S based on scholarshlp leadershrp character and servxce Members are elected by the faculty and semor members ofthe soclety Up to fxve per cent of the class may be elected to the so clety mn the Jun1or year and ten per cent 1n the senror year Off1 c e r s of the Dover Chapter are Presrdent Donald Stoddard and Secretary Carolyn Smalley vrsor 15 M1ss Anna Buckley A W v 1 vo ' 'L' X Q 'Q . I4 'Z 1 I A g I' or Q sy K ll 1 I I 4 1 m 1- Q 'W-lx dur -or B 'T ...' W' if -L I - 3 , ,g- I l LJ. ' . e- ' . , . 7 7 : ' , , . Ad- 62 The pu r p o s e of the Tri-Hi-Y Club, a girls' serviceclub affiliated with the YMCA, is To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and c o mmunity high standards of Christian character . Keeping this purpose in mind the club with 43 active members had a busy year. Regular meetings were held with programs planned to in- formand help the members. Service projects undertaken were many and varied. The Dover club was represented on the I-li-Y--Tri-Hi-Y Council and the Older Girls' Conference Council. In March a number of the members attended the 10th Annual Older Girls' Conference held in North Conway and representatives took part in the YMCA Youth and Government Pro gram In May the officers attended a training congress in Manchester The officers for 1954 55 were President Carolyn Smalley Vice President Jennie Brown Secretary Claire Chenevert Treasurer Louise Lariviere Chaplain Marga ret Johnson Advisor was Mrs Rose Alterman Row one Myra Parsons Roberta Richard Mrs Rose Alterman Claire Chenevert, jenme Brown Carolyn Smalley Louise Lariviere Margaret Johnson Barbara Cook Sally Allen Row two Ruth Lawry Doris Courteau Patricia Morrison Joyce Labonte Kathleen Taylor Sandra Butterfield Harriet Koutrelakos Madeline Bemier Jacqueline Shaltry Bernadme McCabe Row three Marcia Taylor Betsy D Arcy Norma McFadden Elaine Parnagian Nancy Macauley Ethel Leonard Patricia Labonte Helen Drouin Marie Baxter Debbie D Arcy Row four Mary Jane Burbank Judy Wright Beth Haslerud Phyllis Badger Paulette Watson Bessie Blougouras Jean Baras Mary Lou Batchelder Patricia Benson 63 . . J 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . I 1 1 - 1 v u . 1 1 - 3 v I I v 1 1 1 I v ' . I . , - - , . . 1 1 1 1 . , . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 v ' - v 1 1 1 v 1 9 , . Row one Alan Bourn George Benson Wllltam Houle Donald Stoddard Charles Crocco John Blewett Row two Larry Brennan Robert Upton Danrel Antonoplos Gates Ingram Rlchard Campbell Joseph Elsensteln Row three John MacDonald Ernest Laroche Joseph Evans Frederlck Walker Raymond Toland Donald Drake KEY CLUB The purpose of the Key Club IS to be of serv1ce to the school and com mun1ty The Key Club a junror club ofthe K1wan1s was orgamzed early ln 1954 S1nce that t1me mt has been a busy and act1ve organ1zat1on and well deserves the hxgh stand1ng rt mun1ty for 1ts many worth wh1le projects Projects undertaken by the club have been all type s such as fund ra1s1ng for varlous char1t1es and help1ng the school rn sports dances and other programs Notable among the Key Club s projects 15 the f1ne work done for the March of Dunes Offrcers for 1954 55 were Pres1dent Donald Stoddard V1ce Presxdent W1ll1amHoule Secre tary John Blewett Treasurer Charles Crocco H1stor1an George Benson Adv1sor for the Key Club 15 Mr Ernest Peltonen ' 1 ! now holds in the s chool and com- . . . . . , I 1 , . , . . , 3 . - 1 z ' a Q 2 5 , 64 FORENSIC CLUB The Forensic Club is one of the most active organizations inthe high school. Through the participation ofits members in interscholastic debate and speech tournaments , many trophies and honors have been brought to Dover High. The seasonbegan in October with a speech clinic in Concord and ended with a state de- bate contest at Bates College. Other tourna- ments included an invitational debate tourna- ment at Dartmouth College, the state speech and debate contest at the University, practice tournaments at Laconia, South Portland, and Somersworth,and a speech elimination con- test at Dover. The club also took part in several student congresses. An enviable re- cord in debate and the various phases of speech, and in student congress participation was compiled Much of the success ofthe Forensic Club is due to the expert guidance and work of Miss Iris Valley coach Officers for 1954 55 President Donald Stoddard Vice President Harriet Koutrelakos Secretary Treasurer Carolyn Smalley Librarian .lane Mann Row One Mm Iris Valley Carolyn Smalley Donald Stoddard Harriet Koutrelakos Jane Mann Row Two Allen Cook Carol Ann Chase Margarct Johnson Linda Soderburq William Gross Charles Crocco Row Three steven King Barbira Radcliff l'arlBabh1c Daniel Antonoplos Daxid Danielson William l-loule 6a 1 - ' f 1 y ' 7 1 - 1 v 9 ' ' Y- 'v ' 1 r n - ' l x . , ,. . - r ' v ' 1 t .v v ' - ' . 1 v n ' Q ' 1 ra ' , - Row One Joan Stevens Carolyn Smalley Harriet Kourtrelakos Barbara Levine Ron Two Lois Ames Linda Soderburg Barbara Radcliff Jacqueline Elwell Mr Richard Reney PRIZE SPEAKING The 50th annual Perkins Prize Speaking Contest was held December 8 in the City Hall The coveted gold medal was won by Linda Soderburg amember of the class of 1957 The winning selection was Baby in the Bathroom a humorous reading Second place was taken by Carolyn Smalley 55 with Mary Stuart Third prize was awarded to Harriet Koutre lakos 55 for Gertrude the Governess The other c onte s tant s included Joan Stevens Barbara Levine Lois Ames Barbara Radcliff and Jacqueline Elwell Miss lris Valley and Mr Richard Reney were faculty advisors for the group 66 Auditorium with eight students participating. . . . I' . . . I ' II I I! II The Encore Club is one of Dover High's largest organizations. Its main purpose is to acquaint students with the stage and various aspects of it. The Encore Club produces several plays throughout the school year, in which club members participate, from such small phases as make-up right on up to acting itself. This year's officers: President tv ......... Barbara Cook Vice-president ..... . Joseph Messier Secretary ...... Harriet Koutrelakos Treasurer ........ Donald Stoddard Mr. Richard Reney and Mrs. Mary Cunfim- ings, two new additions to the Dover High faculty, are the club advisors. They are to be commended for the time and effort they gave toward making Encore Club successful Left to right Row One Joan Stevens Jean Baras Penny Stetson Jacqueline Elwell Myra Parsons Ruth Randall Donald Stoddard Barbara Cook Roberta Richards Carol Ann Chase Lynda Allen Barbara Dyer Sally Morrisette Bessie Blougouras Row Two Mary Davis Baila Issokson Judith Young Jacqueline Petris Edna Murby Donna Rees Judith Wlnebaum Roberta Lawlor Nancy Adams Sandara l.owell Linda Soderburg Karen Haslerud Virginia Calderwood Carol Nickols Jean Baras Mr R1chardReney Row Three Dennis Joy Thelma Westphal Marcia Taylor Norma McFadden Nancy Ossoff Genevieve Robertson Sylvia Brett Margaret Johnson Barbara Levine Patr1caCloutxer Carolyn Smalley Ruth Flemming Hazel Elwell Cornielia Murphy Murial Knowles Joanne Dore Row Four Birton Dunphy Robert Upton Ernest Laroche Richard Campbell Kenneth Bolduc Mary Jane Burbank Dan1elAntonopolous Charles Scott Jennie Brown Lee deMoulp1ed Alice O Niel Barbara Lyle Courine Hourihan J Paul Nadeau John Mc Cabe Donald Coty 67 . 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I I I I D I I I I O Q I Y I Y I 1 l I I 7 I I ' I ' ': I l I .I I 1 ll I I' Y U I 1 I O I D 1 1 Y Row One Margaretjohnson Joyce Labonte Jennre Brown Nancy Re1llw Roberta Rlchard Clarre Chenevert Dor1s Courteau Carol Elwell Row Two Mrs Jennre Hasty Louxse IAFIVICIC Harr1etKoutrelakos l:l1LabethRoberge Ruth Johnson Lmda boderburg Carol Nrckols Mrss Mary Murphy Row Three Donald Brckford Carolyn Smalley Beverlv Smclarr Mary Lou Batchelder Patrrcra Benson Nancy Benson Dan1e1Day Rrchard Prescott Row Four Wrllram York Raymond Toland Bess1e Blougouras Jean Baras Paulette Watson Ronald Sayward Lloyd Brown Edward Breslrn Barbara Radclrff Charles Altv Steven Srlverman The School Splrlt IS Dover I-hgh s hter ary publmcatlon lt offers an opportumty for students of Dover H1gh to exh1b1t the1r or1g1 nal1ty and wr1t1ng ab1l1ty It encourages the young wrrter to see one ofhrs art1cles 1n pr1nt Thrs rnagazmne comes out four tunes each year and most art1cles pertaln to the partlcu lar season 1n wh1ch rt 1S pubhshed The staff cons1sts of Ed1tor 1n cluef Nancy Rellly Ass1stant edrtor Roberta Rrchard Features and news Jenn1e Brown Boys Sports Lloyd Brown and Edward Breshn G1rls Sports Nancy Benson Student Exchange Clalre Chenevert Alurnn1 Carolyn Smalley Vocat1ona1 News Wrlham York D1sc Data Harrret Koutrelakos Fash1ons Joyce Labonte and Margaret Johnson Art Ronald Sayward and Barbara Radchffe Our advlsors are Mrs .Tenn1e Hasty and M155 Mary Murphy 68 - . . Y . . . ' I 1 7 I I I . .ll I I N I I 1 ' - 3 - 1 A v 1 V 1 I Y NI A' ' : I 1 1 I V' I Y I I ' : I I I Y I Y I I U ' fl ' ,, . . H . . , . - . . I ' 1 . The main purpose of the Press Club is to give to the student body of Dover High and the community of Dover itself, a full account of the many and varied events of the high school. Thereis a great deal of work and time put into the publication of the Green Rave, the school newspaper. Under the leadership of the editor, Norman McKone and the advisor, Mrs. Helen Smith, the reporters strive to present material that will prove interesting to the Students. Through the medium of the local news- paper, a weekly column, The Green Banner, containing school news also written by mem- bers of the Press Club, is published. The editor,Jennie Brown, and her staff of approx- imately thirty members work hard to prepare this weekly news column Mrs Mary Cumm ings is the advisor for the Green Banner 15 I - Row One Mrs Mary Cummings Steven Silverman Barbara Radcliff Barbara Lyle Ronald Sayward Robert king Norman McKone Jennie Brown Norma McFadden Marcia Taylor Myra Parsons Barbara Cook Betsy D Arcy Mrs Helen Smith Row Two Carolyn Smalley Roberta Richard Doris Leblanc Beverly Hill Jacqueline Elwell Priscilla Potter Lorraine Deroslers Barbara Brunelle Diane Dearborn Jacqueline Petris Sally Morrisette Anne Paris Fawne larrar Phyllis Quint Sandra Smith Sandra Bean Row Three Ruth Randall Carol llwell Sally Zarillo Ethel Leonard Barbara Henson Carol Richards Margaret Dunmngton Betty Roberge Linda Sodcrburg Sally Allen Dons Courteau Claire Chenevert Margaret Johnson Harr1etKoutrelakos Madeline Benner Alice O Neil Nancy Benson Row Four Richard Campbell Jack Randall Ruth Flemming Patricia Labonte Marie Bax ter Debb1D Arcy Lee deMoulp1ed Mary Jane Burbank Daniel Brown Joan Stevens Paulette Watson Bessie Blou gouras Jean Baras Joyce Labonte Mary Lou Batchelder Patricia Benson Joan Murphy Cornelia Murphy Richard Prescott 69 1 ' ' ' 11 11 1 3 . I , J 1 fx s.,,. ' . . - 1 ' ,. ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . Y , Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 . W l , . r . Y . A ' - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 W 1 ' I ' ' ' . I , X r 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . . . , 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 . , . . V Q . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 N 1 . I . V . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Row One sandra Kanada Shrrley Babb Andrea Wentworth M155 Mary Boyd sandra Buttcrfreld Dom Courteau lean Seaver Row Two Elrzabeth Backman Jacquelrne Blsson Cecrle Moresr C ynthla Langley Cynthra Conk 11n Katherme Ellrot Farth Lundburq Row Three Armand Croteau Madelrne Bernrcr Barbara Levrnc Carolyn Smalley Parrxcra Benson Iwancv Brown Carol Brown Phyllrs Badger Robert Lord Row Four Norman Dron Paul Hughes John Blewett Robert Thcrncn Plulrp Dod1er Paul Drouln Edward Lcroclrc Membersh1p 1n the French Club IS open to all students of French 1n Dover l-hgh School Its objectwe 15 to acqurre a more thorough knowledge of the customs hab1ts h1story and hterature of the French nat1on through planned programs French games songs and con verSat1OnS add to the mterest of the sem1 monthly meet1ngs M1ss Mary Boyd 1s the advlsor of th1s group Off1cers for 1954 55 are Presldent Edward Laroche V1ce presldent Norman Dlon Secretary Phylhs Badger Treasurer Falth Lundberg 10 1 . ' ' 1 ' V1 '- 1 ' v 1 ' ' - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - - 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' 1. 1' ' ' 1 1 1 .- - 1 1 1 , ' ' Y. , ' , , ' 1 - 1 1 , 1 1 4 1 - ' 9 5 1 '1 ' ' ' ' . 1 . 1 1 9 1 1 1 L ' 1 1 ' 1 9 ' . . . 1 . The purpose of the Latin Club is to aid the students' understanding of the Latin language and of the Roman Culture. This is done by trips, discussions, skits, movies, slides, and games as suggested by the members of the club. All who study Latin are invited to join this club. Miss Anna Buckley, Dover High's Latin teacher, is the faculty advisor. Officers for this year are: Consul ...... Jacqueline Elwell Vice-consul . . .Carol Richards Scribe. Patricia Evans RowOne ,lt,lllllfCl'D Arcy Myra Parsons Ruth Randall Phyllis Quint Barbara Dyer Carol Ann Cha e Barbara Rad cliff Row Two Joyce Henson Jacqueline Elwell Judith Winebaum Roberta Lawlor Elizabeth Roberge Ann Reynolds Mary Jane Burbank Miss Anna Buckley Row Three Corrinnt Hourihan Caro1R1ch1rds Carol Kirby Katherine Elliot lworman McKont Norma McFadden Jane Baker Elaine Bcdard ll .1. , 7 . . A ls - - A I , 1 1 1' 1 . ' ' 1 I 1 t 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 K 1' 1 ' ' 1 , . ', . 1 1 1 1 - Row One Beth Ha ler rd Carol Krrby Jo eph Evans Sally Morrrssette Lawrence Brennwn Mary Frances Blarr band ra Kanada Row Two Dav1dDan1elson 9'1ndraSmrth Roberta Lawlor Betty Robcrge Ann Reynolds Carol Rrcbarde Geraldrne Prnkham loan Porter Nir Nlatthew Flaherty Row Three lynda Soderberg Jane Baker Elarne Bedard Barbara Radclrff C arol Xnn Brrdqes Barbara Lyle Farth Lundburg Phyllrs Badger Edward Couture Wrllram York V . Q ' . A Q .A . . - ' 5 ' 1 1 5 1 1 ' 1 1 , , , , J ' - ' 1 ' . - - arf- 1 1 1 1 -1 X 1 1' -' Y I '- h: J b 1 1 1 1 . , , . Q . .N x 4 , . 1 A ' . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 . . , ' 1 .. . . . . . . . . . BIGLOGY CLUB The B1ology Club rs made up of students who have a spec1al 1ntere st 1n that part1cular sc1ence F1eld trlps are held to fmd out f1rst hand about many of the phases of b1OlOgY Of spec1al mterest were the trrps to Mt Chororua and to the Boston Scrence Museum In the sprmg members of the club very enthusrastmally work on projects for the annual Sc1ence Farr here at Dover H1gh Mrs Cummrngs and Mr Flaherty the ad vrsors deserve a great deal of credlt for the work they do w1th thls club The off1cers of the B1ology Club are as follows Presldent Clark Welsh V1ce PFCS1dCHt Strllman Rogers Secretary Ann Reynolds Treasurer Sally Mormssette 72 SCIENCE CLUB The object of the Science Club is to pro- mote further knowledge and interest in the field of science. Activities for 1954-55 included such work as performing elementary experiments in chemistry and physics,examining aninals and insects under a microscope, and taking field trips to observe wildlife and other forms of nature. Movies and slides were shown and reports of individual experiments were given by club members at meetings. Places of scientific interest were visited and guest speakers gave talks on various phases of science. At the beginning of the year, a committee of members drew up a constitution and by-laws which, with the help and interest of the ad visor Miss Charlotte Smith have proved to make a very interesting organization out of theSc1ence Club Officers Harold Knowles President Nancy Adams Vice president Lois Ames Secretary and Leonard Piro Treasurer RowOne Lois Ames Nancy Xdams Harold Knowles Leonard Pxro Jean Rees Caroline Beaulieu Row Two Tony Marshall Linda Otis Merinda Couch Sarah Fuller Nancy Conklin Carol Chase Geraldine Plnkham 'viiss Smith Row Three Sheila Hutchins Judy Winebaum Judy Young Bette Adams Susan Payear Gerard Letarte 73 J ! . , , v 1 ' v 1 p s r l . 7 ' 1 'I I 7 ' ' 1 i l Y I I IA ' I - -1 n v 1 r f Ron Une Nlrs Nlctluqh Carlton Hall Jacquelrne Monroe John btrllwagon Mrrram Cassxly Ronald Sayward Anna XlcXl1ster Terr Card Jnd1thXl1xo Donald Carle Row Two Patrrcra Crouse Jacqueline Varney Rlchard Mxller C lmrlesl'oulrn lotnnc Duly Jornne Proctor Norma Graves Nancy Cleveland Annette Grassr Row Three Carol ltrllram Dandenmu Raoylnond Toland The Art Club at Dover H1gh, under the sup erv1s1onofMrs Jane McHugh, IS composed of members of the art classes plus other 1nter ested students One of the spec1f1c arms of the club IS to promote do and advertrse all arts Meetmgs are held tw1ce a month at whrch trme plans for f1eld trrps are drscussed and also projects whtch would prove beneftclal to other classes, teachers schools and the pub 1C RT Many of the works of the Art Club mem bers were exh1b1ted at the Currler Art Gallery rn Manchester Thls IS an annual exh1b1t of art from school chrldren throughout New Hampsh1re Members of the club also made a trrp to Manchester to v1ew thrs exh1b1t It rs always 'open house m the art room and the students are happy to have people v1ew the1r art work Offrcers of thrs club 1nclude Presrdent Anna McMaster X1 1ce pres1dent Ronald Sayward Secretary M1r1a1'r1 Cassrly 1 ' qi 1 -.1 . , . ' . l A . ' ' ' . . 4'-f ','Yf, '11.', - 1 In . h ,I 4. lZAlwcllQParticia Benson, Rurh,Iohnson, Barbara Lyle, Albert Jones, Edward Breslin, Raymond Hourihan, Donald Davis, Y J Y y - l' . ' v ,' . I T' ' PROJECTIO LUB The Projection Club aids the students and teachers of Dover High by promoting visual education. The members show movies, film strips, etc., explaining points of interest in different subjects. Films and service are also available for civic organizations. Although having one of the smallest mem- berships of any club in the high school, the Projection Club is one of the hardest working and most active organizations. A club of this type not only benefits the school but prepares its members for future employment. Mr. William Crosby, in his first year as head of the audio visual department. has proved to be very capable and under him the club has had a successful year Row One Joseph Fenton Douglas loule David Knowland Albert Weeden Jerr5Crow1e5 Row Two William Robinson Herman Lewis Gates Ingram Joseph lscnstein Ricnard Jones Mr Crosby Row Three Joseph Evan Donald Allen David McTcllen Raymond Hourlhan john Blcwett Maximilian Gouldstun Lawrence Brennan John McDonald IJ , ' .' v V . , ' ' v s 1 y ' ' V , S I v 1 r 1 v ' ' ' I I I 9 I ' I I Row One Nir Mrtchell Robert Dodge John Horan Wrllram Dodge Robert Smrth Cslarence Barrett Paul bt Clur Row Two Rawnond bxnrth Paul Forbes Gene Hallworth Joseph Carter John Wood Roland Hortt Harvey Harrclt Davrd Garland Row Three Benjarnrn Rouseau Roland Laroche Davrd Bolstrrdge Ronald CIIZIIHDIQJIC Davrd Mornrrtx James Monroe Danrel Webber Prlul C lernents Ltlgcne Flanagan Samuel Knox The Future Farmers of Amer1ca IS a na tronal organrzatron ofboys studyrng vocatronal agrrculture rn publrc secondary schools The Dover chapter ofF F A wrth approxl mately 25 actrve members partrcrpates rn the Judgrng contests at the Rochester Farr and srmrlar contests throughout the state OF John Horan and Ray Srnrth attended the Eastern States Expos1t1on rn Spr1ngf1eld Mass where they competed rn the North Atlantrc F F A contest The club rarsed the money to send Clarence Barrett Paul St Clarr and Wrllram Dodge to the Nat1onalF F A Conventron rn Kansas Crty Mrssourr Patrrcralvlorrrson was crowned queen of the local chapter at the annual Fall Harvest Dance Faculty advrsor for the club IS Mr Martrn Mrtchell Offrcers rnclude Presrdent Paul St Clarr V1ce Presldent Clarence Barrett Secretary Robert Sm1th Reporter John Horan 76 : L ' 3 I I l D Y ' ' Y . v ' ' X v ' ' f R ' ' . I 1 I I 7 Y .V . ' ' . . H . N. 1 L I ' ' D I ,I A - l .' ' '. ., ' - , j ' r 1, . , r , r , , ,W . u a Q, - 1 D 9 -1 , , . , . . . , ' ' ' Il 'v 1-.na.wnqanunu ' FUTURE HOMEMAKER OF AMERICA The purpose ofthe F.H.A. are: to promote a growing appreciation of the joy and satis- faction of homemaking, to learn to live better today in order that our families may be better tomorrow, and to further interest in Home Economics. As a service to the community the F.H.A. members did cooking for the canteen at the Wentworth Hospital. Officers of the club participated in the state F.H.A. conference held at Keene Teachers' College in November. Stardust was the theme of the annual F.H.A. dance held in December. Dancing was enjoyed to the music ofAl Columbus' Orches- tra. The club is under the very capable guidance of Mrs Ruth Ham The officers are as fol lows President Mary Hunter Vice president .Judy Mayo Secretary Thelma Harris Treasurer Gladys Healy Row One Bonnie Potterton Judith Stammers Gladys Healey Thelma Harris Mary Hunter Judith Mayo Karen Weedan Barbara Johnson Row Two Dorothy Corocoran Gladys Pigeon Jacqueline Freeman Sally Budd Bar bara Snow Judith Parker Joanne Estes Serena Fernald Judith Steeves Mrs Ruth Ham Row Three Janet Hill Sheila Wright Lillian Roussel Julie Ham Rachel Perreault Janice Johnson Ruth Potterton 77 . . . . , - 1 . . ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' ' I 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 I 1 1 - 'WX ,xmww BAND Rovs One C'1rol Rxchardb Penelope Mun Cornelta Nlurphy Genevreve Tecce Patrrcra Hanson Joxce Henbon Alrce Rrch Barbara Henson jarneb Nlunroe Patr1c1aRa1ney Row Txxo Mr Cecrl Carter Nancy Conklln Robert Ktnq Dons Preston Calv1nFovxler Arthur Davu Tony Marbhall Elalne Bedard Charle5 Moore Patrlcla Evans Carolyn BC3Uf1CNV Rrchard Prscott Robert Rrchards Row Three Davrd Ford Jacquelme Hassen Carol Issa Barbam Dyer VV1ll1'lI'I'1 Robrnson John Ekola Clark Welch james Robxnson Norman McKone Dan1el Webber Jacquelrne Elwell Robert True Nlarxe Mundy Row Four Carol Nrchols Sharlene Labue Helen French Patr1c1a Fredctte Annette Forcrer Irene Fall MUSICAL il P i E 78 1.1 vs'-Ex! 1 . ' - 1 ,-' ' 1 '- f. 1 ' . ' 'f ' 'K 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 U I - ' y ' 1 . 1 ,- A 'V ' v ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' . . . , Q . V .A i l I L 1 Y 1 'I I 1 ' 1 ' '1 1 ' 1 ' Y 1 ' I 1 . N an I . I ' I Y I l 1 Y L I I I Y 1 I I Y 1 1 - ' 3 1 1 1 1 il- QI f' F ,.. I , r . --. ,' ...Y .' Q- ' .' ,sf Q sw, ' ' . .1 -gf . ' ' 1 af my Ev. . - K ,Ly fe. - X 5 4. ,t CRGANIZATICNS ORCHESTRA Row One Mary Ellen Murphv Lo1s AmeQ Joyce Henbon Nancy Adams Rusxe1lO Connell Row Two Mr Cec1l Carter Nhncy Conklm Davrd Ford Robert Kmg Patncxa Ramey James Fox 79 1 ' -1 'r v ' 0 ' ' ' ' QA' v v , . GLEE CLUB RowOne Iacquelrne btetson Jacquelrne Moneau Drane Lampros Roberta Rrchard Carol Wentworth Phyllrs Peters Jane Mann Eleanor Hanscome Barbara Dtonne Patrrcra Davrs Joanne Croft Sandra Jones Row Two Patrrcra l.aGasse Marron Bronson Patrrcra Couture Patrrcm Crouse Julra Wentworth Terry Card Ruth Lawry Glenda Labonte Anne Parts brlvra Davy Lynda Mann Ruth Brown Margaret Messrer Row Three Betty Roberge Bar Koutrelakos Barbara Levlne Polly Dernosthenes Patr1c1aClout1e1' Row Four Beverly Srnclarr Mary Jane Maguue Geraldrne Prnkham L1ndaSoderburq Sylvta Sundeen Anna Vrel Rachel Perreault Nancy Rerlly Barbara Bennett Margaret Bedard Arleen Webb Jane Baker Nancy Cleveland Shrrley Babb Nancy Horr Sandra Kanada Row One Paul Flayhan Roy Estey W1l11am Flrnt Joseph Messxer Martm Carrrer Row Two Ronald Goudreau llfgrchard Campbell Robert Lord Ernest Laroche Paul McCl1ntock Row Three Donald Stoddard Robert Rrchards onald Allen 80 bara Anderson, Roberta Lawlor, Jean' Michaud, Gloria Foss, Esther McGlone, Theiesa DiCicco1 Judy Barden, Harriet 'ma Ygglsx, 9 'FTF JUNIOR PROM xx UQ 59 -if 5 4 f Q, -'sm' nf' 81 CAR IVAL WEEKE if-I 1- lith- lg I 'hu' ffm Wrlllarn Lavrne Lorrarne Kuchalrs Sally Allen Joanne Leahy Fred Dupre Patrrcla Morrlson Gregory Kagelerry Mane Baxter Joseph Morrarty 82 gb E SBVER QQK1 Ei Ly? Row One Paul Hashem Bernard McCabe Rodney Palmer Edmond Martel Robert Prnsrnce Rrchard Melanson Donald Dearborn Row Two Paul Drourn Davrd Damelson Davrd Scheu Paul Hale Norman Dton Rrchard Morrn Donald Drake Coach Matthew Flaherty Row Three Ken Bolduc Wrllram York Ronnre Batchelder Steven brlverman Sal Crntorrno Albert Shorey WI TER TRACK Dover Brshop Bradley Dover Exeter Dover Laconra Dover Phtltps Exeter JV Dover Portsmouth Dover Thornton 84 fg 57 ' 5' K 'K . if -r Q ' 4' '. 'ff A ,. ,. 4 ' Q Q 'A - lf - ,, . f' X lx X J ary, up . ' Q ' ep W rv -0 X v ,i 1 Af I ' I JL Z' -'v A ' xl ' X , vs L vs L vs ' W vs ' ' L vs W vs W Row One Coach Wrllram Crosby Alan Cook Paul Grllen Robert Hodgson Francrs Galrbots George Grtmes Paul Callahan Manager Donald Cote Row Two Wrllram Dandeneau Paul Hale Mrlan Tuttle Donald Dear CROSS COU TRY Dover Newmarket Dover Laconra Dover Manchester Central Dover Portsmouth Dover Brshop Bradley Dover Concord Dover Newmarket 85 born, Robert Pinsince, Gates Ingram, James Robinson, Bruce Seymour, Fred Walker. vs W vs ' W vs W vs L vs ' W vs W vs . L .Jn f 1 is L. X f 1 5. 51 1 I 4 K .44 f 86 VARSITY Row One: Matthew Flaherty, Frank Sandock, Russell O'Conne1l, Ben Turcotte, Leigh Jacques. Ken Lucas, Peter Jacques Qkneelingj, Managerg Richard Jones, Robert Therrian, Gregory Kagelelry. I0hnViola, Oliver Adams. Row Two: Ronald Weeden, Roger Morest, Paul Caouette, Roland Blood, Albertlones, Robert Brown, Joseph Dover 20 Dover 2 Dover 13 Dover 7 Dover 13 Dover 7 Dover 7 Dover 7 Dover 19 FOGTBALL Galibois, John Kelly, Gerald Sullivan. Row Three: Richard Martin, Robert Turgeon, Timothy Knox, Ted Adams, Jerry Murphy, Ronnie Batch- elder, Peter Fenerty, Richard Jordan, Edward Crateau. Row Four: Stillman Rogers, Edward Therrian, Edmond Martel, Charles Baxter, Roland Ducharme-. Ted Huntley. Portsmouth 7 Bishop Bradley 33 Laconia 0 Concord 20 Amesbury. Mass. O Manchester Central 13 Stoughton, Mass. 19 Spaulding 7 Portsmouth 0 J-I - E39 T .A' ' Q I fi tl K K x I J 'bl 'Q 'Ar' Q 87 5 Row One, Fred KN Ronert Maloney, k-rank Gregory James Green, Jose Kelly. Row Two: Coach Dale O'Connell, Sam Knox, Bruce Seymour, John Hasham, Scott McAdams, Jerry Crowley, Maurice Myers, Manager Ken Lucas. VAR ITY BASKETBALL Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Btshop Bradley Keene Laconra Concord Keene Portsmouth bpauldrng Btshop Bradley Central Berlrn Spauldrrrg Portsmouth Berlrn Manchester Central Concord Laconra Stevens Lawrence Central Catholrc 89 vs ' vs vs vs vs f vs - vs ' ' vs ' Dover vs Manchester vs' ' vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs ' Ya- IN ,E ' 5 1, A-i,f'n ,Q I I I . I' A I 4 n W i gag N-Fl... Row One James Robmson Ted Huntley Ken Lucas John Blewett Rrchard Gray Peter Fenerty Row Two Wrllram Robrnson Calvrn Fowler DavrdR1ngrose Albert Jones Ted Grondrn Leo Soucy Rrchard Jones Davrd Ford Robert True Ronald Roux I I L. l QA N fp Dover is U Dover ,- Dover Dover Dover 1. Dover Dover xg 90 HOCKEY Brewster Brewster Tllton JV Berlrn New H am pton Amesbury Berlm Amesbury 5 D s lp ' -x y ? D T x. 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X' Row One Betty Benson Nancy Hager Marte Ellrs Bonnre Potterton Kaye Wrlson Row Two Nancy Brown Penny Marn Barbara Henson Anne Reynolds Genevreve Robertson Katherrne Ellrot Nrcky McFadden Carol Brown RowThree Judrrh Wrrght Farth Lundberg Ruth Potterton Phyllrs Badger Joyce Henson Paulette Watson Nancy Benson Beth Haslerud Drane Marn RIFLE 5, ll . CLUB lr' L RowOne Roger Blssell Ronald Mercier Freder1ckDaggett Robert Twombly Allan Colllns Robert True Richard Horr David Nolan Lawrence Wing Paul Ouellette Harvey Garland John Allen Row Two Mr Roland Dupuis James Cerasr Corydon Curtis David Maness Arthur Nadeau Ben Wrtham Robert Hodgson Albert Jones William Charles Dame GordonCate David Neally Vincent Pelky Dave Danielson Roland Blood Joseph Moriarty David Moriarty James Allen Arthur Davis Row Four Richard Mackie Don Drckerman Gates Ingram Edward Laroche Glen Campbell Julian Donahue James Fox Richard Gray William O Connell Paul Drourn Anthony Marshall James Robinson William Gross 93 , , : 9 - 'SQ Hunt, Norman Dion, Dalvid Bvertrand, Robertvlviarshall, David Ringrose, Milan Tuttle. Row'Three1 Lewis Newsky, GIRLS SPORTS Q' Archpry VoUeyb1H ff Baskctbal UIRLS SPORTS -psf' 'f fi 2 4 N X I CHEERLEADERS W.. i X QS 'b xo ck Q6 0 + E 26 9 .OLQNXQJQ o 'S' xlib S 'X-O lffarb Nvdbxfbxx Q 'x 6 0500 Yi-0 GREEN AND WHITE OK X0 x90 FIGHT EIGHT' GIRLS THLETIC ASSOCIATIO Left to right Ron One Diane Chamberlin Join Gcysis Donna Garland Lliinc Richard Nl rtlia Dau Phyll Pctery Clair Landry Marcia Rinaldi Dorothy Reilly Pribcilla Potter Jacqntlinc Hncll Llainc Rotlncll Diane Laniproa Ron Two Linda Allen Penny Main Carrine Houriban Bcrtl a Palmer Donna Rccy Barbara bnoi Nlarqaret lurk Diane Dearborn Shirley Palmer Jane Forbe: Carole Jaknloit ki Birbira D cr Btxcrlx Gan na Ernily Ouellettc Nancy Hoitt Row Three lelen Harton Juanita lcnlnny bloria Thur ton Xnritttt lorc cr Jenifer D Xrcx Brendailodgyon Cornelia Murphy Barbara HenSon Carol Brown Nancy Broun barbara lylc Carol sa P tricia llanbon linda in Mary Ccorge M rricl Knowles Ron lo11r Call C hanibtrlin ytncy Xlc 1111ax sandrilrcdtttc Sandra kirby Llaiie Parnagiari Leanne lkcntxxorth Bttay D Nrcx Sandra Loncll l'u,L1, D111 1 c Fire Barbara Ridcliffc Nancy llorr Xnn Reynolds Sylvia Brett Nancy Oysoff Roberta Morgan l'1tr1c11R111Lll Barbara Taylor lxancx Day Jean Lewis hllcn Durqin Joyce Bond Halen llcndcr on Royx One Doris LeBlanc andrea Wentworth Metre LeBlanc Joyce Keenan Jennie Brown Harrier lxoutrclakoa Phyllis Badger Deborah D Arc, Roberta Richard Barbara Cook Lorraine Desosier lxathleen Taylor Ron T110 Joyce Henson Nancy Keenan Beverly H111 Marie Mundy Cecile Morest bally Z.ar1llo Irene Fall Roberta linlor Patricia Clouticr Bcrnadine McCabe Joan Murphy Barbara Levine Joanne Dore R11th Lawrv JcanB1ras Ron Thl'CC Pa111CItCWarQ0r1 NHHCY Benson CIGITCCJICIICVCTT Louise Larivierc Joyce Labonte Doris Courtean Patricia Mormon Margaret Johnbon Sandra B11tterf1eld Sally Allen Faime Farrar Patricia Perkins Margaret Qarnpbcll Ruth Randall sandra Bean Arlene Webb Ron Four Sandra Morang ballx Mormsctte Joanne Porter Madeline Ber111er Jacqueline Shaltry Ethel Leonard Dorothy Mitthem Patricia Labonte Marie Baxter Loi Sxfyka Nancy Christie Miriam Cassily Jean Smith Helen Drouin kay Xyileon Jacquelinf. P1tt1Q Diane Maine Xlice O Ixeil Row Five Carol Elwcll Ruth Fleming, Nancv Porter Marv Lou Barclielder Patricia Benyon Joan Stexcny Faith Lundberg Beth Haslerud Judith Wright lzdnina Leighton Barbara Blood Barbara Fnher Phylli Quilt Carolyn Smalley Bessie BlouqouraQ J 9 I H 1 ' -' '. ' 1 1 7 . 'i 1 51-1 ' - 1 , 1 K ' Y ' A' 1 J - 1. 41 ' 'A - - ' X Z . l L.-ide ' , ' 'Q , ' , 2 ' , 1 , 71' t ' ,1 a ' S, is 1 - ' 1 'I ' ' 1 1' 1 '- ' 1 , ' 1, ' va tr , , -a ' 1 'I ' . 1 A 1 1 . l - A Y ' I K A 1 Q ', 1 -11 1 , , . , 1. 1' 1, 1 1 '11, . I, al A- . 2 1 , .1 1 K' 5 Y . . . . 1, ' ' In ,. , V A ' , , , V N , . H . , F. IS5, a . ' , , 1 I..1, 1 1 1- L , u ' . 1 1 , f , F1 ,. 'Ca j, 1 Y 1 1, ' 1 '1 1 '. , X ' 1' 1 , -.1 jg 1 -1 , - .vy 115111- ton, Carol Chase, Mary' Frances Blair, Judith Young, Nnn Gillis, Jean Michaud, Sylvia Davy, Susan l,11YL'lll', Row V 1 K L L I. v if I Y-'I - if ul' ' fy 4 1 yr 1 1 1 1 L 'QS X 1 I 1 lv fy V1 QA ' 'V1 h 1 1 1 J X 1 x 3 - A . - S 1. 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Rqnnrnber the strengths of your tele hers forvlye us our fa1l1nQs No l1 fy brought us to you lt has been our ye for you and r futh ln you th it callld 1 to our duly work by your s1dc Vkhom we hive not endoxgd yuth learnlng we would bless ymth priyer Survlve us B s ronger wlser incl more lovlng lt the vs y llf me mt to go DOX ER TE ZXCHERS XSSCDCIA l lOw IU' - ' '1' s ' ' X 2 ' 3 H 5, ' N YL in ' L1 'vorld wh- X n law gps' Vl s 1 X 'X ' t ' I -' - - l s nf K ' 4 5 7 1 ' V X wi Y F . ' V I, t ' C . ' - T. 1 1 '. llzuw: you found the Courage to be humble? Have you the 4 'Q f . ' 1 H' g. 3 z o' ri. X , X - 5 L- - -,K - 5 , 6' V L- ' ' K . H gn ' . lo ' ' ou 2' ' Q X - LF K' V f V sl V Y 1 X 5 xv E N f ' , ' L . ' f e t f , sf Q Y. ' . is fa' ' e is I , , . A 7 I - - W r- V Dcdftltdlcdlt 'Wdfae L G BALFQLIR COMPANY Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges' Class Rings and Pins Personal Cards Club lnsignla Medals 8- Trophies Representative Mr Donald B Tupper 2 lvie Road Cape Cottage Maine -Zddldlf Sefwcce 9 O ll I Commencement Invitations - Diplomas Compliments of GIRLS ATH LETIC ASSOCIATION Hirrut Ixoutrefllkog Premdgnt II1 I ic L XML I3IC51dCI1 .Tpnuu Brown fry wurcr COIIIIIIII NIS I Hllflllllflll of Ol D ARCY COMPANY INC DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE NORTH BERWICK MAINE Phy U: Ig'I'- W ' I. Debbie D'ArCy - Secretary I , ', 1' ,Il ll ' S '. DOVER HI H SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Donald Stoddard President Barbara Cook Vrce President Gloria Thurston Secretary Albert .Iones 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 lt f,'m1zpf1'1r11'nLx nf the' I .nest Wnshes DOVER ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS Charles W Webb Barrett Insurance Agency Herbert I3 Carberry Henry .I Carrier Agency Ernest W Christensen Charles E Cronln .Iohn A Emerson Flscher Agency Ben Orcutt Mathes Bros Co .IohnW Morrlson Inc Best of Luck BRODHEAD FORD SALES Dover Point Road Where You Can Buy With Confidence' Service at I20 Washrngton St G. LeRoy Cowen Agency Best Washes STRAND TH EATRE ST. JQSEPH C Y O Compliments Compliments of C F RICHARD D Compliments of CQLITLIRE S SHELL STATION gf ionuo ou.. - FG ,A Arruuccs. I f 1-X r smvxf: , , Q J . 3l'83 BROADWAY .9 DOVER, Nil TEL. 265 A 5 V il, m ' m , mc. O I : h sr I V Fi ,Cv f Lompllment W H BATCHELDER Dover N H Lompllment-. SAINT MARY S C Y O A ' s of CONTRACTOR S BUILDER 9 I ?77If7f177ItfIf I KAGELEIRY S SPA Sumtmm SlIHiXK1k11LS Where e Gang Meets an Ears Cofnplzmerzls 0 DOWALIBY CLEANERS DOVFR NPV HAMPSHIRE fr ' 5 r V' f 11' w,xs11INc'l'cmN STI I-rf'1'. Iwvlil th d DAN S SLIPERMARKET I fl z f GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY If gf, ff ,fr 9 N H p h' Mos odern Food S1 Gages Hill, Cenfrcl Avenue Dover, New Hampshire f 'men S 0 W SEALTEST ICE CREAM 9D D N H ph Good Luck PAUL BLAISDELL Best ishes General Ice Cream Corporation I 5 QGRATULATIQ e 4 U 6:9 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY JLIDSON DUNAWAY CO ryh E LQTHROP CO INC 77 Best Wishes Dover Hugh School KEY CLUB GORDON S MARKET STRAFFORD SAVINGS BANK Compliments of C Pl f AMERICAN HOUSE MILLER S HERMER Compliments of C pliments of 9 ' iments 0 Compliments 1 p THE WIGGIN FUNERAL HQME JOHNSON HARDWARE ARMOND S GARAGE Best Wishes W ks 98 DQVER Buick COMPANY D NHpl1 A. G. Spalding l Athle ic Equi ment of Fishing Tackles Guns and Ammuniti Upper Square Dover, N. H. Y . Harmond J. Grenier, Prop. General Repairin sso ' cl 46 B d y S Ph l002 Spluldmg Flbre Co Inc UNITED TANNERS DOXFR N I-I C pl f CI f1955 STRAFFORD FARMS DAIRY DOVER HARDWARE AND PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Conzplinzerzts of Complimen f . ., Congratulations iments 0 asso FRED C SMALLEY S SONS COMPANY MEADER S FLOWER SHOP JAMES K HORNE INC SEAVY HARDWARE 9 NHph I 9 WT! .' C flrnents of Y Cemetery Memorials D er ------- Ports h N H p h' C plimerzts of C plrnents of o Q Q Burners Fuel Uils Hecfin Engineers Dover ------- R h CUUIIIW NTS Ol' QUUUJ LW! Rowe CHEVROLET COMPANY TGXI VVINEBAUM CENTRAL AVE DOVER Q0,,,,,,,me,,tS0f COMPLIMENTS OF Ma,,agergC,erkS PARLE ICE s COAL co an e an ue I s Cen ro venue ver ew Humps are 479 Cen ro ve over, v N H A g P John D. Grady, Prop. R g JF lO'l 537 1 IA D N h' 1 IA . D N.H Compliments Compliments of of LORD AND KEENAN INC Cl-lRlS THE HOT DOG KING VALMORE RENALILD DOVER NASH CO 8 INC Bulldlng Contractor A Ph I22 Ph 606 D N H , . Q' 'f Compliments of Compliment' , O Central Ave. ot Pc1ge's Corner 7 Renculcl ve. Dover, N. H. one one: Over, . . DIMAMBRO S MARKET HAROLD S DINER On The Sq 1955 KEENANS Class of 1919 STONEY S DINER Best Wzshes LYNCH 'S Durhdm Manchester oo Luc Class 0 1905 TRI HI YC B lies! Wishes ljlllllllfl-fIl6'7ZfS of Y , ucre Dover Rochester Congratulations Class of Compliments of l G d lc ff .. - - LU rmzpllnzc nts U MICHEL S 458 Central Avenu e .launty .lunlor Suits and Coats JUFIIOY House of Milwaukee Coordinates and Dresses Best Washes YVONNE C vmplzments R I TON! MITCH HYDER HARRY A MUNROE Lumber 8. Bulldlng Materials Lee N H Tel Dover 297 21 THE COLLEGE SHOP Brad Mclntlre Prop Durham HARLEY S DINER Famous For Good Foods Rotary Circle, Routes 125-24 Lee, New Hampshire CHARLES W WEBB Insurance and Real Estate 517 Central Avenue Dover, N. H. Telephone 583 . ,S I A Hes! lvl'ishPs of A. . M'lls DOVER CO OPERATIVE BANK HOTEL KIMBALL 48 Th rd St e 483 WARREN S L ges1Fur ltur S e 60 The d St HOUSE OF CHARM NEWSKY S GROCERY IHS MAGUERITE S BEAUTY PARLOR B t Wzshes FROTON S BEAUTY SALON Phone 1515 196 Central Ave Dover, N Dufham C plm Z HARDWARE HOUSE Complzments Good Luck Of BERNARD 0.KANE novER STATIONERS f.'n1npf1'rne'11!s lfnmpliments of of ' i . Dover, N. H. T I. Best Wishes CI . .79 5 ass of D Compliments 1 Dover's ur n' e tor 'r . C 1' Compliments Omp Lme of l l es X' om i ens , . . H. N. H. TYPEWRITERS Complzments 0 of all makes Bought Sold Rented Repalred and Overhauled ROBBINS AUTO SUPPLY C EDWARD H QUIMBY CD 8- INC IO6 Washungton St Phone 878 DOVER Dover New Hampshire Best Wzshes CONGRA TUI ATIOVS The Class of 1950 from INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH MCINTOSH COLLEGE SERVICE Complete Busnness Trammg Publlshers of College Placement Directory I6 Orchard Street Dover SHEVENELL STUDIO DEWHIRST MOTOR SALES For Fine Portralts C-Led USED CARS Tel 2304 366 Central Avenue Dover N H St Thomas Sheef Complzments Complzments 0 Of ROUX S MARKET RAY S SHOPPE Tel 1955 380 Central Avenue Dover N. H. 91 Mann Street ' f 0. L0 1' I A, , from , , N. H. 1 ' f I Co np! I I THEIDEAL FOOD STORE DURHAM TRUST C0 Member of Durham New Hampshire Federal Deposit Insurance Corp S D SUNDEEN Frlgldaure Sales 8. Servlce Store In Dover Portsmouth Rochester C zplzmezt FARNHAMS Dover s Style Center or Quality Clothing 8. Footwear Complzments CASEY C0 Complzments FREND CHRBTENSEN 8 MacDONALD Real Estate 81 Insurance 40 Mann Street Durham New Hampshure Compliment Of DOVER DRUG . . lfn.v1z1f'm1'r1!.S r :ments Uf of . . fun V r S of . l f . . of Of A P. A. .,INC. ' s Marne Rlckert Hager s DANCING SCHOOL Dancing of all iypes Stud o 57 Maple St Dover Cnmphments M 8: M BAKERIES INC CN mg lrments SINGER SEWING CENTER Phone 'l856 ARMAND S Radio Televlslon Service 23 Slxfh S1 Dover N H Phone 1382 Best llzshes FRANK A THOMPSON an DeSoto Plymouth Sales Parts Service 71 75 Broadway Dov Complrments d O GARRI SON GROCERY 39 Central Avenue ef N Dover New Hampshrre Congratulatzons TOWN 8- CAMPUS 62 Mann Sf Durha Best Washes CO ED SHOPS m N H Dover Portsmouth .1 . 1 Of i - . ' ' N. H. ,0 1' . ' 499 Central Ave. D0ver,N. H. ' ' ' ' ' Of . S N - , .H. - . , ,, C0111 11l11' NT.5 6011111111 N15 01' DAN NINDE NEAL HARDWARE 50 Mcnn Street Dur o N H Open week nights untll 9 00 Complz :ents ROWELL 8. WATSON INC COLONIAL LAUNDRY Third Street Next to Kimball Hotel We Deliver' Phone 744 COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of LACY S THIRD STREET MARKET RALPH PILL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Distributors Supplies, Fixtures and Applmnces Dover Branch Dover, N. H. 349 Central Ave. Phone 1250 ARLEN'S f. , . . . A I 4 an ,db il Mk, . 01 Durham Rd. Dover, N. H ' h m, . . , , D 'rr Of , . I ELK SPRING BEVERAGES Home of Dads Root Beer Mlsson Valencia Fruit JUICCS Dover N Beverages 56'6 St Thomas Tel 2266 DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY r Dlvlslon New England Lumbe Coal Lumber Building Materials COOK S CALSO STATION .lack Cook Prop Bn c C t g Compliments A L IP SO N IN C Compliments 0 TIME SHOP Alfred E Smith Prop Watch Ma lcer Jewel er M J FOGARTY N W I C Compliments 0 READMON S QUALITY SEAFOOD II Locust St Dover Best llzshes VACHON 8. CARIGNAN Your Dover Jenny Dealers 233 8. 629 Central Avenue Best Wzshes HERB S PRODUCE MARKET Herb Funeg Prop 406 Central Avenue Compliments 0 BIG DIPPER .I and A Dlmambro Prop ries and Provisons I 04 22916 Locust St Groce Good Luck .IONESY S TEXACO STATION Complzments SPIC and SPAN CLEANERS CONNELL S Auto Seat Covers Tailor Made For Your Car 2 Hour Service Phon Te Compliments e II24 CHARLIE S WAREHOUSE C ORNER STORE New and Used Clothing -N Meats G oc ries C Id Du ks ight ull I0 P M General Merchandise - Furnl re Open every n I73 Washington Sf N. H 72 Broadway St. Dover, N. H. Dover . . . D . I . , . , . H. - . . . Roofing 8- Siding - Gu ers Aluminum Doors - indows ' Te . I783 I46 our? St. Dover, New Hampshire 1 - ff I ' , Tires - a eries - Ac essories 9I2 entral Ave. a Ga e's Hill Dover, N. H. - Phone 453 N. H. v I 1 I ' 1 . f - of r . I . ' ' cc ' ' n I- I 1 . ' 1 - - r e ' - o r'n LII: GARRISON HILL BEVERAGES Bottled by ROBINSON BROS 73 Mann St Tel 283 WOOLWORTH CO Comp! TURGEON S MARKET Z STEVEN S GULF SERVICE STATION Comp! e ts NESBITT S ARMY NAVY STORE Wash ngton St e N C mpl e STERLING S CUT RATE BOUCHER S N tlon Wide Ma ket Front St Salmon Falls N H Comp! e ts 0 GEORGE S Army Na y Store II Thlrd St Opp Stra d Theat e c llCe t A M TIBBETTS TV Radio Sales 8. Ser :ce I8 Locust St Dover N H Phone 2247 W VICTORY MARKET 43 Locust St Dover N Be LWL hes GARDNER S BARBER SHOP N Locust St Do er Co dluck PAUL S COIFFURES We HLCutt glA rt Phone 985 L TIES DRAKE S MOTOR SALES Packard Sales 8. Service SHAHEEN S MARKET Compliments BERNARD S MILLINERY STORES Dover Rochester Portsmouth Be z Wishes THE SNACK BAR I9 21 Thurd St Dove N H Tel 1405 Hes 'shes l Compliments nf ' F. W. . Lments Hes Wishes Of I l I im n of 0 im nts ' of . I I . Dov r, . H. ' I im ri f a ' - ' r , . , . . - V Best Quality groceries 62 meats . Low pri es S cf? r en S amps ' ' n I . . Compliments . of 1 V. . , . . - . , . H. 5 .S 0 J , I ' lz re a'r ' in s n A . v , . H. C0mpl'me of Compliments l of ' U . of S . 1 - - r, . . , Complrments 0 Nrck s Lunch Complrments 0 Cormrer s Pharmacy The Rexall .Store Dover Shoe Hosprtal 6 Third St Dover Shoe Shine Hat Cleaning Zrpper Repairs Cornplrments eo W Flowers Furniture Store 526 Central Ave Dover New Hampshure Complrments 0 The Douglas Market 121 Washington St Dover Complzments Crty Tax: Phone 1500 955 Town A 8. C Taxr lnc 2 way Radro Equrpped 24 Hour Service Complzments Tots and Teens Albert E Alle Registered Jeweler American Gem Society Establrshed 1914 Telephone 207 M Besto Luck Srd Clark s Market 433 CENTRAL AVE DOVER N Complzments KNIGHT S GARAGE Durham ED S GROCERY Cash 8mCarry Grocerres Produce Gas 0:1 Rollrnsford Complrments SAN DL E R S fomplzments from THE SHELL STATION Durham NEW YORK STREET C0 'Pl'men'S WA SH ETTE :Nc JOSEPH McCANN A uzck Service Laundry 7 New York St Dover N . ' f f . I ' - G . . ' N.H. A f . of 1 N.H. 26 Third Sf. Dover, N.H. 5 CENTRAL AVE, DOVER, N I . f of N. H. ' N of 1 N of ' ' Q . . Robinson 8. Rudd Oul Service Inc Durham Ora s Candy Shoppe Watch Us Make Your Candy 368 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER Complzments 0 Lynch s Beauty Shop Durham Complzments o H e I en e s Complzments o 0 Nell s Durham Helen Wuggln Emery Servlce Shoppe Dresses Suits Hats Budget fashion al so Exclusive garments Morrill Building Dover N H Follansbee s DURHAM Complzments 0 We stern A u to Complzments o Gray s Garage Durham Tel 155 Complzments 0 Sears 8. Roebuck Complzments 0 Marston s Sunoco Station Durham Compliments Carberry Shoe Store Congratulatzons Alan s Linoleum Mart PPR Best 0 Luck Hozud s Delicatessen 46 THIRD STREET DOVER N H Station e 0 Compliments of Marretts Furniture Store Cood Luck Class o 55 H. C. Vinton, Jeweler l03 Washlngton St. N.H. I N,H . f ' f N. H. l . f . Compliments of ' f N. H. . f ' f N.H. ' f . of N. H. . f o .R. . ' ' ' ' T 1.1 f MRS. PAPAS SHOP Coats - Suits - Dresses Compliments of TOICPIWOUO 254 Hoitt and Wentworth 426 Central Avenue Dover, N. H. V. H. Cogswell, Inc. Compliments of Your lntemational Harvester Dealer Maiestic Clothes 67 FIFTH STREET DOVER, N.H. 474 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER N H Telephone I 18 Compliments from the University Shop Compliments of PauI's Jewelry, Inc. DOVER, N.H. BIDDEFORD ME Compliments BOURQUE S Cleansing and Pressing Victor s Shoes Better Shoes for Less 376 Central Avenue Dover N H Compllments 0 Tasker and Chesley Durham Compliments 0 WI Idcat Durham Complzments H R HAINES C0 N W Stiles Mgr Complzments o Peggy s Yarn Shoppe MORRILL BUILDING Best Wzshes WEBB S GROCERY COMPLIMENTS OF KING S JEWELRY Compliments o Sweetland Restaurant Compliments An condmond SlIverman's Fashlon Shops . of . r N.H. , I 364 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER, N.H. Dover .................. Portsmouth AUTOGRAPHS ar .54 . .- 1?a-ab M w raft? '52 4 KWXYJ 7.0! -ww- fm , 1 iv.,I iraq 3 Q 4, I i K . J ,ii l 'J sf 91 QM .CN di 9 -s