Dover High School - Profile Yearbook (Dover, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1956 volume:

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' preparlng us to assume our roles as re sponslble, . . . . X 9 ADMINISTRATION 44 Our Pr1nc1paI MR FREDFRICK C W XLKER pb Our Supermtendent DR CHARLES M NORTHRUP ' .J-D Our Ass1stant PTIHCIPHI MR JAMES H DODGE 3 , ,Jn il . r M l- 5 ,fb I N X l ? ' 2. ' x ' -A Ya. 1 .I I, , 'INA'-,,,Av,f f' A QE Al ' fx I gulf?- :L I 1' .'n,'IL'., I I ' 4f.i11 . 7 DOVPR PUBLIQ LIBRARY wsu... 'un-r, sf:-r-V js Y Hui' 1 qv if L-..4 -ypjh-ff' fa.. W4 1.9 'wi 1. g,4P'd 46555 4 J Y 6693 X ,QQQQ lo Q, I INIROLIVER ADAMS -. 5 Athletic Director' x, ,W MR. THOMAS AHEARN Social Studius, I..r1ru11:1scs MRS. ROSE Aljl' HRINIAN - 5 English f MR. JAMES APPLEBY Cafeteria Director LI' ij, Q-25' 5 5 Q .. ' v -gm I tg? ,N 1' 1 A . 5'L?v.11. . f V fu - 2.5-1253, , in , ,..t V 2553! It . I-, :ff , - ' . V 3 I .... 'ff .rg A gg.. 1 1 f L' I L I 'tif' 1 MISS DORIS BEAULAC MRS. MARIORIE BLAISDELL MISS MARY BOYD MR. FREDERICK BOYLE Cosmetology Home Economics English and Language Social Studies MISS ANNA BUCKLEY MR. WILLIAM CROSBY MR. CECIL CARTER MRS. MARY CUMMINGS Latin Social Studies Band Director Science 6 MISS ANN IJQPARIJO Music 11:---W MR, ROLAND IDUPUIS Maui MR. MATT HEXV VLAHERTY Scichcc MRS, 'IHERESA LIRADY Geometry and Physics rf' , ', 'x ' ' . ff?-'-W M yi fi H. , ' j A ,- pt?-:Fly , I ' A D r J 7 ' ,Q .. ,of ' is A In f i I 3.912 MRS. JENNIE HASTY MR. JOSEPH HERLIHY MR. GEORGE KAY English Sheet Metal Cabinet Shop MR. RICHARD MANSUR MISS DOROTHY MCDONOUGH MRS. JANE MCHUGH MRS. Speech and Hearing Commerce An 9 9115 T A Q :fi V N ,U I 1 fs, MR. HA RV EY KNEPP Physics CATHERINE MINEHAN Social Studies 7 It i 'b 0' MR FRANK NUTTER Radio and Electronics MISS MARY REILLY MR English MR MA RTIN MI FLHELL AQIICUIIUI6 MR THOMAS MUNSON Drlver Trarnm -,fy .Y 9- J MISS MARY MURPHY 4- Commerce. MR WENDELL NICKERSON Bulldmg Trades l fl ,fit i 'Q MISS LOUISE O BRIEN MR CHARLES PARIS MR ERNEST PELTONEN COIIHHCICC Machine Shop Chemxstry and Math BERNARD SMITH Supervisor MISS CHARLOTTE SMITH MRS HELEN SMITH Davis Vocauonal School Scxence Englxsh ,al v 4 bf I Uv . ,. I, srl F 1 r , X - .I l V xi, fi Sf 2 - 2 ' . I i 9 ' Q - ., 1, no 1 ya- I I I . Q1 MR JOHN DINNEEN Custodian MRS. MARGARET GREENE Guidance Director MISS RITA LEBLANC Office Secretary FAC LTY MR, GILBERT STANDISH Physical Education MR. FRANK TRASK English MISS IRIS VALLEY Social Studies MR. CLARENCE WEBSTER Auto Shop IJ R fl HE 5uN xv L. QMS 4 C' V w L1 'Q SM 1 H C' cn .-4 CT cc rv f' rv P-1 .- I' cn .- ': o ,- cn ,- -1 IUL ill il!! OOO CI SS DE li Lim 'I-A wang OF 313 llll EkE LH RIFS Phylhs Qumt lane , ll!! l 1 ll 0 3 'U 2 A 'T :F- ,1. Q if il CP ll d Cl! g 'Hx in Q -s L1 V1 5 llll E F ll ll 1, J u 42 Tim. M-war A: Jung if-'Cd 'lv-'U ado IU UPES ? fi 3 2' -4 5. 2 rn 2 ll ll I ll I. L11 xi 7 1 .E ML! 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EARL ROBERT BABBIE From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Transfer from Peoples Academy: Glee Club l: French Club 2: Forensic Club 3, 4, President 4: Student Council 3,4, President 4: National Honor Society 3,4: Press Club 3: Basketball 1: Baseball 1: Key Club 3,4, Presi- dent 4: Soccer l: Scholastic D 2. ELIZABETH ANN BACKMAN Betty Annw Do you not know that I am a woman? When I think, I must speak. Ambition: Teacher Activities: Glee Club 1, 2: French Club 3.4: Latin Club l,2: Press Club 2. PHYLLIS JOYCE BADGER Phyl1 'She is wealthy in her friends Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club l: French Club 2, 3.4: Tri-Hi-Y 3,4: Year Book 4: Encore Club 1,2,4: Forensic Club 1: Press Club 1: G.A.A. l,2,3,4: Junior Prom 3:Rifle Club 3,4:Winter Carnival l,2,3,4: French Club Secretary 3: G.A.A. Vice President 3: President 4: Rifle Club Treasurer 3,4: G.A.A. Numerals 2: Letter 3: Pin 3: Rifle Club Letter 3: Star 4: Encore Emblem 2: Intra- mural Basketball l,2,3,4: Intramural Volley- ball 2,3,4: Intramural Softball 1: Drill Team 4. DONALD JOSEPH BARNARD Don You're only young once Ambition: Military Career Activities: Latin Club 1: Bi- ology Club 2. MARIE ANN BAXTER 'Sweet as a primrose. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club l, 2: Biology Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Year Book 4: Encore Club l,2,3: Forensic Club l: Press Club 1,2,3,4:Cheerleader 2, 3,4:Captain 4: G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4:Junior Prom 3: G.A.A. Nu- meral 2: Encore Club Ern- blem 2: Press Club Letter 2: Cheerleader Letter 2: Cheer- leader Numeral 3: Class Sec- retary 1:Class Treasurer 2,3, 4: Secretary Encore Club 2: Carnival Queen Aid 3: Jun- ior Prom Attendant 3: Intra- mural Volleyball 2.3. has If Q? ' tw SANDRA ELIZABETH BEAN Sandy The future lies shining in her pathway' Ambition: Court stenogra- pher. Activities: Press Club 3: Let- ter 3: G.A.A. 3: Junior Prom 3: Year Book Assist. Editor 4: Scholastic D 2: Spelling Bee Trophy 2. 'Q. 45 Xiu NANCY LOUISE BENSON Nance Give her sports. any kind will do Ambition: To be a success in life. Activities: French Club 2: Biology Club 2: Fishing Team l,2: School Spirit l,2,3,4: Year Book 1, 4: Encore Club 2: Press Club 3: G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4: Secretary 4: G.A.A. Nu- merals l: Letter 3: Pin 3: Girl's Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4: Champs 3: All-Star Basketball Team 2,3: Intra- mural Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Winter Carnival l,2,3,4. .LH 1 .8 'A if . 0' -. R Qi? ,J- ' , 4 IACQUELINE B. BISSON Jackie Life's a jest and all things show it, I thought so once and now I know it. Ambition: Nurse Activities: French Club 3,4. ... jf? E9 ,HX ,- ' r -:Q . I . .. if Z. ALTHEA L. BLANCHARD Akie I breathed a song into the air. Ambition: Artist Activities: Glee Club 1: Art Club 3,4. PATRICIA LILLIAN BENSON Pat Full of fun and fancy free. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Activities: Transfer from Ft. llpiniilton High: French Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3,-1, Vice-President 4: School Spirit 3,-1, Associate Editor 4: Year Book f5,.1: Press Club BA: G.A.A. Junior Prom 3, Usher 3: Art Club President -1: Usher for Graduation 53: Secretarial Squad l,2: Modern Dance Club 1: Boosters 1. WILLIAM BENJAMIN BERNARD, JR. Billy Put your best foot forward. Ambition: Chef Activities: Glee Club 1: Biology Club 2: Fish- ing Team 1,2,3: Escoffier Club 3,4, Treasurer 3. MADIELINE IRENE BERNIER Butch Fashionswear out more apparel than people. Ambition: Fashions Activities: French Club 2, 25,-1: Latin Club 1: Tri-Ili-Y 2,3,4, President 4, Ili-Y 8: Tri-Hi-Y Conference 3, 4, Older Girls Conference 3,4: School Spirit 2,3,4: Year Book 4: Encore Clnb 1,2: Student Council l,2, Steering Coninnttee 2, Delegate to New England Student Council Conference 1,2: Press Club 2,3,4: G.A.A. 1.2, 3,4, Nunierals 2, Letter 4:Junior Prorri 3, Usher R l l 3: Usher for Baccalaureate and Graduation. DAVID ALLEN BERTRAND Dave Variety is the spice of life. Ambition: Aviational Mechanic RICHARD WILLIAM BOND Dick May your perseverance bring you success. Ambition: College or Air Force. Activities: Fishing Team 1: Forensic Club 4: First Prize S c i e n c e Fair 2: Scholastic HD.. THOMAS JAMES BOYLE Terry Few words are best, choose yours wisely. Ambition: Undecided Activities: ProjectionClub 1. an N 5-W, -9' X 1 'X Q GQ X . MARIAN ALMA BRONSON Molly She is not of many words. Ambition: Medical Technician Activities: Glee Club 2, 3,45 Camera Club 23 Forensic Club 49 Prize Speaking lg Rifle Club 4. ROBERT ALAN BROWN Brownie Give hitn a sport, any sport will do. Ambition: College Activities: Band I,2g Student Council 25 Foot- ball1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3:Track 3gBascball l,2,4g Lettermen's Club 3,43 Scholastic D 2. BARBARA LUCIENNE BRUNELLE Barb Silence is golden. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Press Club 35 Green Banner 4. GRACE MARIE E. BRUNELLE Tiny In quietness lies a hidden friendship. Ambition: Hair Dresser Activities: Latin Club I,2. W -., ,,. a,,,f 4 I .47 l RICHARD D. CAMPBELL Dick Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. Ambition: College PAUL VINCENT CALLAHAN Activities: Glce Club 1,2,3, Kell 45 Biology Club 25 Year Book Little in size but great in 4: Encore Club 1,2,3,4gForen- mischief. sic Club 3,45 Press Club l,2,3g RUTH EVELYN BRYSON Ambition: Sportscaster GLENN WILLIAM CAMPBELL Junior Prom 39 Art Club 2g A friende'er tried and true. Activities: Biology Club 2: Clem Key Club 2,3,4, Board of Di- A mbition: Stenographerin Basketball 1: Track 2: Cross Easy come, easy go. IGCIOIS 3. SGCISISIY 4: Green the U.S. Navy. Country I,'!,3. Ambition: To join the Air Banner l,2.3,4, Letter 2: All Activities: G. A. A. lg Scho- Force, State Music Festival 3,43 Cho- lastic rus Letter 2, Star 3,4p Encore Letter 1, Star 2. 4, 'Q nw- , 5' no s X h ' L. -li ig 5 1 K Lf 'N . P,fXl'L IILNRY C.XOl,7Ll'l'L Inc ' tg-ut , . You luttuw he's lllhl shy lor the twiuklt' iii his 1 i ui. Q' eye. -X ' Airrhittorig To bectutre II irrilliutiziire i Activities: French Club 255,43 ltwtbttll l,j,Cs A ' 3 -15 ligtsitetbzrll lg Letter1t1eu'sCIlr:h fifi. I... 1. , as I ,a TIQRRY SANDRA CARD Terry ,, . 'l'l1eytlt1lt lrgivepgrtieirce tluny zrccotuplishgury- - -A, A.,-I thuru. ,,4y- ' Aitrbitiou: Interior llccurzrtor vf , f Actix ities: Glec Club .l,:!,-l, Glee Club Trczis- ...A, f 3 urcr -1, Letter ii, 5tgir sig School Spirit lg G. A. 'I' A ' lg Art Club 255,-l, Representative tit N. ll. Art , - resin-it 4. I I P MARTIN PAUL CARRIIZR Route tv:is1r't built iii 3 day. Atrrbitiou: Certified Public Accotititurtt Actixities: Glue Club 2, 3l,4, Letter Ii, Star 4, z All-State Chorus 2,?i.4gIut1iOr Prom 3. DAVID ADAMS CIIAKIIEERLAIN Dave A trmu that has dimples is llol quite ri brute Atirirititm: Machinist IUDITII ANN CIIAMBERLAIN ,lutly Swing away swrrow, Crist ti- tvay cure Ambition: Undecided Activities: 'I'ri-lii-YA1gYcz1r- boolt .1gG.A.A. lgluuior Proiir Tl, llsher lutriur Prom, Gradu- tititnri turd rizicctrlgrtireateg Art Lluh 4. 7 X Nb' 41+ ig. in Ku-f NANCY LEE CHRISTIE Nutt Nice iii uzrirtc, tiice itt tra ture. Ambition: Fashion Buyer Activities: Biology Club 33 'fcarlwok 'lg LS.A.A. 2,f3,Al. A - fi I X' Q 55' 117 1 t sl 4 PATRICIA W. CLOUTIER .PMN tl Rtwiueo, Roriieti, wherefore art thou. Ambition: Secretary FLORENCE M, COUGIILIN Activities: Glee Club 253,45 Flossy School Spirit .lg Lucorc Club Silence is ottc great :trt ol 2, gl Cheerleader 2, 45 JN. cot1x'ersatiott. :ig Xlrrsity 43 G. A. il, -lg Airtbitiwtiz Primate Sccretiry Cheerleader Ntitiiemls Q3 Let- ter il. f-1 ef, Sd ANDREA MAY CROSBY Andy Tomorrow is another day. Ambition: llairdresser Activities: lloine Economics lg liscoffier Club :2,3: Future Home Makers of America lg Secretary of Es- coffier Club 2. ARNIAND ADRIEN CROTEAU Cl1aw He takes life as it comes Ambition: To become famous in the scientific field. Activities: French Club 2,3: Fishing 'l'eani lg Junior Prom 3. . +4 ', h DEBORAH BLANCIIARD D'ARCY Debbi A friend to everyone. Ambition: Physical Therapist Activities: Glee Club lg French Club 2: Spanish Club 3,4: Science Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 Treasurer of Tri- Hi-Y 4: Year Book 4: Encore Club lg Forensic Club 1: Press Club 1,25 G.A.A. l,2,3,4: Secretary 3, Vice-Pres- ident 4: Class Secretary: Junior Prom 3: Junior Prom Usherette 3, Junior Proni Attendant 3: Winter Carnival 1,2.3,4: G.A.A. Nurnerals 2, D 3, Pin 4. PATRICIA ANN DAVIS Bl0ndy Blonde hair, flashing, eyes, she is always full of sur- prise Ambition: Waves Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Rifle Club 1. CIIARLLS AN'l'llUNY CRUCCO Cap A leader of men and a follower of women. Anebition: Psychology Activities: Forensic Club l,l,3,4gStudent Council ,l, -lg Dance Chairman 4: Class President lg Track l,2: Skiing 2: Letterinen's Club -1: Green St White lg Phys- ical llducation Club 1,25 Key Club 2,3,-lg 'Treasurer of Key Club 4: Yearbook 4. CllARLlIS RAYMOND CROFT Charlie My heart is as true as steel. Ambition: Forest Ranger Activities: Fishing Team l,2: Football ll: Rifle Team 1. ' fi: JEREMIAII FRANCIS CROWLEY Tiger Cr0wlCy Why take life seriously? You'll never get out of it alive. Ambition: To rnake money Activities: Biology Club 2: Projection Club 2, 3: Bas- ketball l,2,3,4: Track 3,45 Baseball 4: Letter1nan's Club 4. JO ANN DAILY Jo Then she will talk--ye gods how she will talk. Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Year Book 4: Junior Prom 3: Art Club 3,4: Vice President 4: Letter 3: Usherette Jun- ior Proin 3: Usherette Baccalaureate 3: Usherette Grad- uation 3. 'K if i ii'llNl Ut P il Wi14:ti1o t c X' i' ,gIc iiL'L' ,M IIQ N .-Nnbitiozi: rim. :ot 11. .XC'iiN Nita: kit 1 i L l Q, -'i il SQL E' V2 oi Mitt Cllulwrtgtlt tl..I i.:.t - sm: 2: if., ,.i,l,i, -vt u-v lt iklixlmxixr iilbr N Ib 71' . X., Aizzbilitutz N . rt t.: i I .NM llfcitlila. Nctix It ' t Pri-wC'l b 'V' C X ' ' 1 . .I LN. K.. junior Pri r ,e, '...rl.-i,-, Z'-M 35 DONALID lX'l.Ell T I' IJRAPQI. Dnckic 1i19 li tilt ls mor se tltzm lxis bitt Ambition: Autontotixc iuginccr Actixltivsg l'xs..z115g 'i cum lg 'lruciff .Llp Cross Coun- trx' :ig ixcvi lim ' 7 1 . ,. ,. :.'. rw ,' Nl ilIii ix i iii D 1 N iSri'iit DCS ,t, . tru. r -'w i't'on: lIic.tc'u v -rr- ',--P ,. r,,.k, 'X tit i,.1.l. .. sp.. Mme t c I i .Qu Actixittcs: ci -i -i l 1 TIIIQRIISA MARIE DICICCO Terry Friendly people are better met than described. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Glee Club l,3,3. ROBERT LEWIS DODGE Bubba Never say die. Ambition: Wrestling, Activities: Future Farmers of America 1,2,73,'1. we-: h Q4 V sf 'N Q17 H.. Y 0, IHQLLN l'lli'RlQSA IURULITS Ti-.c1x l igust lime my little Jolie. Ambition: 'l'o be successful Activities: lltcnclz Club -15 G. .-X. A.. l,Q, fi,-13 junior Prom 1,2333 Riilc Z,-lg Ycnr Book -lg 'l'ri-lli-'1' Si,-4: Clinplin of Tri-lli-Y -l. RONALD JUSLPII DL'CIllARFrllQ Ron Silencc is by lair the best policy. Ambition: Machinist Activities: 'lnrnnsfcr from Sometswortli lliuligliiology Club 2: Football l,2,Ll. BIRTEN RONALD DUNPIIY Do not disturb that which is quiet Ambition: College Activities: Clee Club l, 2, 3, -lg Biology Club Q: Ln- eore Club 2,3,4: Press Club l. PAUL DUNCAN EMACK Paul The coast is clear Ambition: Engineer Activities: Band l: Foothill lg Basketball lg 'lrack 3: Baseball l,2: Class Treasurer 2: Boys State 3. FLORENCE LILLIAN FARRAR Eawne l observe, but I say not much Ambition: Physical Education Teacher. Activities: Biology Club 2: Year Book 4: Press Club 2,3, Letter2: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Numerals 1, Letter 2, Pin 3, Volleyball l,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3,-1, Bowling l,2, Softball1,2,3,4,WinterCarnival 1,2,3,4:Junior Prom 3. PETER R. EENERTY Pete A man of few words, but plenty of actions Ambition: Undecided Activities: Football 1,2,3,4: Hockey 2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,4. , -'1 , . ,,,. .. me GEORGE WENTWORTH EMERSON l7ib Full of life, full of fun, a laugh and a smile for ev- eryone Ambition: College Activities: StudentCouncil 1,2: Football l,2,3:Boy's State 3: Basketball l,2: Track lg Baseball l,12: Class Treas. 2. TRISTRAM ROLAND FALL, JR. llow merge my boyish heart to manliness Ambition: Undecided ju: JOSEPH PAUL FENTON JOe A little man may cast a great beam Ambition: Navy Activities: Science Club 1: Biology Club 2: Camera Club l,2,3: Projection Club l,2,3: Basketball l,2,3: Baseball 4. DONALD GENE FORCIER Don Alwayshappy--on the go, always busy--never slow Ambition: Business Man Activities: Year Book 4: Junior Prom 3: Vocational 1.2. ROBERT NORMAN GILLIS Gill lf I had my way. Ambition: To go to Mass. College of Pharmacy ROSE MARIE GOSSIQLIN Rose A silent tongue seeks no trouble. Ambition: Undecided 4 . A I 1 1 THEODORE GRONDIN Never do today whatyou can put off till tomorrow. Ambition: To be in the U.S. Marines Activities: Fishing, Team 2: Football 1,2,3,4: Hock- ey 3,-1: Vocational l,2,3,4. Grunt or Ted PAUL EVERETT HALE Paul l'm out to conquer the world. Ambition: Cabinet Maker Activities: Fishing Team l,2,3,4: PressClub 2: Track 2,3,4: Cross Country 3.4. H 47. ., .Nu .' I FRANCIS LEO GALIBOIS Fran Small and mighty is that man. Ambition: Religious Work Activities: Forensic Club 3: Student Council 4: Na tional llonor Society 3: Track l,2: Cross Country I 2,3: Profile Boy's State 3. RAYMOND JAMES GILLEN Gil Oh, to be an artist! Ambition: To be a Commercial Artist Activities: Track I: Cross Country l,2,3. Q I K1 RICHARD GEORGE GRANT Dick Friendly people are better met than described Ambition: Undecided DORIS LOUISE GRENIER Dot I will live this day as if it were the last. ' Ambition: Secretary Activities: Tri-lli-Y 3,4: G.A.A. 3,4. N JOHN FRANCIS HALL Johnny Even wars maybe stopped by men remaining silent. Ambition: Air Force Activities: Fishing Team 1,2,23,4: Press Club S. RONALD DENNIS IIANNAN Ron All quiet men are dying, And I don't feel so well myself. Ambition: College and Engineer Activities: Basketball 1: Track 2: Junior Prom 3. T 5 l f 4 ' . . BEVERLY ANN HILL Bev Chuck full of fun, cute and sweet, As a cheerleader she is hard to beat. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club 1: Encore Club 1,2: Press Club 3,4, Letter: Cheerleader 2,3,4, Letter and Numeral: G.A.A. 2,3: Usherette for Graduation and Baccalaure- BIC. LAWRENCE MANNING HORTON Larry Just whistle, and I'll be there. Ambition: College Activities: Transfer from Eliot lligh: Glee Club 1,2, 4: Science Club 1: Biology Club 3: Camera Club 2: Future Farmers of America 1,3: Football 4: Track 2: Science Fair Award 1. .us . JOHN JOSEPH llASllElxl Trigger Strong mind, great heart, Free faith and ready hand. Ambition: Business or Farmer Activities: Latin Club 1: Biology Club 2: Student Council 1,2,4, Chairman of Activities Committee 4: Football 1,2,3: Basketball l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4: Ac- tivities Association 4: Junior Prom 2,3,4: Baseball 1, 2,3,4: Cross Country 4: Lettcrman's Club 3,4, Vice- President 4. MICHAEL AMEDEE HASHEM Micky Work is an old fashioned way of getting a living. Ambition: Service Activities: Fishing Team 1: Projection Club l,2. '2-1 Q-. In . 1 DORIS HOUDE Dot Sometimes shy, sometimes gay, But we like her an- yway. Ambition: Private Secretary Activities: School Spirit 4: Year Book 4: Junior Prom 3: Art Club 4. RAYMOND PAUL HOURIHAN Ray lf I had the wings of an angel. Ambition: Executive Airline Pilot Activities: Biology Club 2: Projection Club 1,2,3, Letter: Press Club 1: Football 1, Numerals 1: Basket- ball 1,2, Numerals 2: Junior Prom 3: Art Club 4. fl, . . to WI V 1 NANCY ANN KEENAN Nan A friend in need is a friend indeed. Ambition: Nurse Activities: Latin Cltib 1,2: Biology Club 2: Encore Club l,2: Nurses Office 3,-ig G.A.A. 1,2,I3,4: Junior Prom II: Green Rave 1,2. SAMUEL W. KNOX Sain A friend to all. Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Future Farmers ofAmerica 1,2,3,4: Foot- ball 1,23 Basketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4. 1 2- A- 'x. CYNTHIA HAZEL LANGLEY Tiger Her wit makes things foolish Ambition: Waves Activities: Biology Club 2: Basketball 1,2,3,4: G.A. A. l,2,3,4: Softball 1,1Z,3,4: Volleyball l,2,3,4: Bad minton 3,4. ROBERTA ANN LAWLER Bobby I like fun, like everyone Ambition: Teacher Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Latin Club l,4: Biol ogy Club 3: Encore Club 1,2,4, Treas. 4: Prize Speak ing 4: G.A.A. 4: Junior Prom 3. Pi rw-, v. JOSEPH FREEMAN ISENSTEIN Ike Question, question. . .I'ni ready for the question. Ambition: College Activities: Biology Club 2: Year Book 4: Forensic Club 3,4: Projection Club 2,3,4: Football 1,23 Track 2: Junior Prom 3: Key Club 3,4: Profile Boy's State. JOSEPH JAMES IESTUDE Where there's a will therc's a way. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Band 2,3,4. N- 1 . ' PATRICIA CLAIRE LABONTE Patsy Happy as the day is long. Ambition: Teacher Activities: Glee Club 1:French Club 12: Tri-Ili-Y 1, 2,3443 Year Book 4: Press Club 1gG.A.A. 1,2,3,-1: Nu- merals 2,3: D 2,3:Junior Prom 3:Iunior Prom Usher 3: Graduation Usher 3: Baccalaureate Usher 3: Win- ter Carnival 1,2,3,4. DELORES ANNE LADUKE Dolly The most useless dayof all, is that in which we have not laughed. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Fishing Team 1: Student Council 1: Bas- ketball 1,2:Volleyball 1: Softball 1,2:Rifle Team 1: Class Treasurer 1. -ff' 'R ,X 'T ' 1? 'K I EDWINA LEIGIITON Ed Friendly, likeable, and always neat. Ambition: Legal Secretary Activities: Glee Club lg G.A.A. 2,33 Junior Prom 3: Rifle Club 1: Rifle Team 1. CHARLES WARREN LEIGIITON Beaver I am as good as I please, If I please to be good. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Fishing Team 1,2,3,4: Football l,2,3. K' 1' x ,x ' 3' ip K t .mx l ii , -J IACQUELINE CLARK LUCAS Luke Life is one fool thing, after another. Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Glee Club l,4:School Spirit IgYear Book 4: Press Club 4: G.A.A. l,2,3,4: Intramural Volley- ball 2,3. CONSTANCE LUCIIEN Connie Hard work is the ticket to success Ambition: Waves Activities: G.A.A. 1: Intramural Volleyball 3: Scho- lastic D 2. DORIS ALICI' Lelll.-INC Squirt Good things eonie in snnill packages Anabition: Stenogr.ips.er Activities: Clee Club 1,23 lfreueh Club 2,15 Science Club lg Lncore Club ,l,3: Student Council il: Press Club Lil, Exchange lftlitor 4, Letter S. Star Ll: G.A,A. Syl,-1, Ntnnergils 2, Letter flglnnior Prom fig Selaolzistie D ,lg lntrginiurgtl ljasketbztll 2: Volleyball Q: Usher for Baecrilqiureate :ig Crgtduation Il, YVlI'I l'E CECILIE LelSLANtQ A small source bitt a niiuhty noise. Ambition: Private Secretary Activities: Clee Club 1,25 lfrench Club 2,45 llncore Club I: Press Club 4: G.A.A. 3,43 Junior Prom 3: Intramural Volleyball 2. tl s ETIIEI. ELIZABETH LEONARD Pinky To be polite is to do and say The kindest things in the kindest way. Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Tri-lli-Y l,2,3: Press Club :lg G.A.A. I, 2,3,4: Junior Prom 53: G.A.A. Numeral 2: Rifle Club 2: Rifle Team 2. IACQLTIQLINE PAULINIQ LE'I'AR'I'lf Jackie Silence ofter persuades when speaking fails. Ambition: Bcautician Og,Q: i-iwkb FAITH I.IINDBL'RG A nirl io know, and a girl wortlnvliilcf' Ambition: Airline Stcwardcss Activities: Transfer from Concord lfligih: Glcc Club l,2: French Club fl, Treasurer 3: Tri-lli-Y l,2, fl, -1: StudcntCouncil l,Q: G.A.A. 3, l:lunior Prom fl: Usher for Graduation and Baccalaureate. llAROLD SCOTT lxlcADAfxlS Scott, A lion among the ladies. Ambition: Aviator or Biological Scientist Actix ities: Biology Club 2, Vice President 2: National llonor Society 3,4: Football 2: Basketball 1,255,411 R1- llc Club l: Lctterman's Club 4: Class Vice President l: Class President 3: Boy's State 3: Scholastic D , GLORIA ANN MCIIUGII Nicki A kind of excellent quietness. Ambition: Laboratory Work Activities: Transfer From Berwick Academy: Glee Club 1: French Club 4: Science Club 3, Secretary 3: Year Book 1,2,3,4, Assistant Editor 3: Encore Club 1, 2,3,4:Student Council 3, Secretary 3: Future Home- makers ofA1ncrica 1,2,3, Secretary 2, Vice President 3: Cheerleader 3, Letter 3: Basketball l,2, Letter 2: G.A.A. 4: Junior Prom 3: Cogswell Prize Books 1.2: Class Secretary 1,2. DAVID GEORGE MCLELLAND Dave A friendly sort of guy. Ambition: Radar Engineer Activities: Biology Club 2: Projection 2,3:Rifle Club 1. I BERNARD JOSEPH MCCABE Bernie Be sure yon're right, then go ahead. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Projection Club l: Track 2, 3, Al: Cross Country 2,3,-lg lfootball l: Intramural Basketball. LSTHER MARIE Ixlt-GLONL Nancy Life is what you make it. Ambition: Secretary and Marriage Activities: Glee Club l,2, :1,4: Future llornemakers of America 1: Junior Prom 3. ANTHONY AIDAN MCMANUS Tony All the world's a stage. Ambition: College Activities: School Spirit il: Year Book -1: Encore Club l,2,3,4, President 2.4: Student Council 4, Treasurer 4: Prize Speaking, 2,4: Key Club 3,4, President 4. DIANE CECILIA MAIN Di A blush is beautiful but sometimes inconvenient. Ambition: Teacher Activities: Tri-lli-Y 4: Year Book -4: Encore Club 1,'2, 3, Emblem and Star: Press Club l,2: Basketball l,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Numerals 1, Letter 2, Pin 3: Junior Prom 3: Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 1,2,3,4, Letter and Stars: Usher for Baccalaure- ate and Graduation 3. in EDYXIOND ERNEST MARTEL Moe For whom do you slick your hair. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Fishing, Team 2: Press Club 35 Football 293,-1: Track 3,4: Junior Prom 2,-lg Rifle Club 1. DOROTHY JOYCE MATTHEWS Dotti She may be quiet, look again! Ambition: Physical Therapist Activities: Biology Club 12: Tri-lli-Y 4: Year Book 4: Encore Club 1.2, Emblem 2: Forensic Club l: Press Club l: G.A.A.1,2,3,-1, Numerals 2, Letter 25 Winter Carnival l,2,3,4: Junior Prom 3, Usher, Graduation, Bziccalaiireuteg lntriiinural Volleyball l,!,3. CONSTANCE IOTCE NllFFl,IN Connie A fair exterior is :i silent recommendation. Ambition: Set-retziry Actix ities: Tmiisfcr from Cot: liroiwn Academy: Clee Club i.2.2i: Tri-ili-Y j,3, lg Encore Club 4: Prize Speaking 'igfihcerletider 2SQDl'f1lllLlIlCS3Q Sec. l-C.B. xg i i .i.. JAMES ALBERT Moonk Jim Bring on the sea, and I'll sail. X A mbition: Navy ROBERT TxllCllAljL MALONEY Bob Plcasinu punishment women crm bear. Ambition: Doctor Activities: biology Club 2: Student Council Lil: Pro- jection Club l,25 lliisketbaill l.Q,3.4: l5.isebrill l,Q,:2, -3: Clross Country fl,4l: l.cttcrmgui's Club 41, President 4: Yice President ol senior Class: l5oy's Stntc. ROlllfR'l' Wll.l.lS T'.lAR5ll,-Xl.l. Bob b.lcn ol lew words :irc the best men. Ambition: Navy Electrician Actixities: Fishing Tr-ani l,t: Track :2,:3,4. 41' '-4 PETER HARRY MENOUNOS Pete Sometimes shy, sometimes gay, but we like him anyway. Ambition: Radio and Electrical Engineer. Activities: l.atinClub l: Biology Club 2:Cross Conn- trv 3. JOSEPH ALCIDE MESSIER Joe A smile today, a song, tomorrow. Ambition: Air Force Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4: Letter 2: Star 3: Encore Club 3,4: Student Council l,4: Football 1: Basketball l:Junior Prom 3: Rey Club 2: All State Music Festi- val 2.3,-1: Class President 2,-1: Vice President 3. SANDRA LLL MORANG Sandy I can resist exerything except temptation. Ambition: Physical Therapist Activities: Biology Club 2: Year Book Al: l, Z,3,4: Treasurer 4: Letter fl: Nulherals Il: Junior Ptorz, Usherette 3: Usherette Baccalaureate 23: Usnerette Graduation 3: Nurses Office 53,-l. CECILE lxl. J, MORIQST Sis There is no other like her Ambition: Nurse Activities: French Club 4: Year Book 4: G.A.A. :'l,4: Nuruerals 3: Intramural Volleyball 3.4. 'S ', ,.. , A' , . Q . , A ' ax ' ,. 'x , Y V S' l I PATRICIA GAIL INIURPHY Toot I'll dance my way through life. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club 1: French Club 2: Science Club 1: Cheerleader 1,'2,3: Letter 1: Numerals 2: Star 3: G.A.A. 1,2: Junior Prom 3: Art Club 1. JAMES PHILIP MURRAY Jim Deeds, not words. Ambition: Radio and Electronics Technician fy.,-iii V. on y, 41 -1 EI ,.-7 x JOSEPH BERNARD MORIARTY Joe Words are for the women, action for men Ambition: Undecided Activities: Student Council 2,3: lfuture Farmers ol' America 4: Football 1.2: Rifle Team 2,i3,4: Letter 2: Class Vice President 2. MARY ELLEN MURPHY A sunbeam on a wintry day' Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club 12: Letter 2: Baud l,i: Letter 2: Orchestra 1,2,3,4: Latin Club 1,Q: Biology Club 2: Year Book 4: Encore Club 1: Press Club 1,2: G.A.A. 2,3,4: Junior Prom 3: All State lxlusic Festival 2,:l. , Q MAURICE FRANCIS MYERS Moe His hearty laugh and happy grin will make everyone retnember hitn. Ambition: To live in the west Activities: Glee Club 1: Biology Club 2: Football 1, 2,4:Basketball 1,2,3,-4: Baseball l,2,3,4: Junior Prom 3. MARGARET FRANCES NICHOLS Peggy Quiet but missed if not present. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Biology Club 4: Junior Prom 3. lgw f J fa l ALlCE MAXINE O'NEll.L Al I chatter, chatter as l go. Ambition: Elementary Teacher or Secretary Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Year Book 4: Encore Club 1, 2: Press Club 3: G.A.A. l,2,3,4g G.A.A. Numerals lg G.A.A. Letter 33 Usher for Jr. Prom 3: Usher for Bacca- laureate 8: Graduation 3. VINCENT PELKEY Vince or Joe Happy am lg from care I am free. Ambition: Marine Corps or Auto Mechanic Activities: Biology 2: Football 1: Hockey 4: Baseball 2: N.R.A. Course 2. ROBERT ALEXANDER PINSINCE JR. Pinny Catch me if you can. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Fishing Team 1,23 Student Council l,2: Cross Country 2,3,-lg Track 2,3,4. HARRIET BERNADETTE POTTERTON Bonnie A penny for your thoughts. Ambition: Home Economics Teacher Activities: Glue Club lg Fishing Team 2: Student Council l,zJglntramural Basketball 2,3,4gJunior Prom 3, Usher 3: Rifle Team 3: F.H.A. l,2,3,-4, Parliamen- tarian 12, Reporter 3, State ProJect Chairman fi, Local President 4, State President 4, National Finance Com- mittee 4,Rosewood Gavel ll. North Atlantic Regional Conference 4. 6 'Q CAROL JOAN NICOL little Nick What a wonderful life. Ambition: Airforce clerical worker. Activities: Glee Club lg Band 3,45 School Spirit 2,3. -1-5 Year Book 45 Encore Club Q,3g Jnnior Prom 3. NANCY LOUISE NORTON Snazxy Have a good word for everyone Ambition: Laboratory Technician Activities: G.A.A. 1: Junior Prom 3. I w PHYLLIS ETHEL PERKINS Pep How far that little candle throws its beam. Ambition: Medical Technologist or R.N. Activities: Latin Club l,2: Biology 2: Tri-lli-Y 43 Year Book 4: G.A.A. 3,-lg Junior Prom 3: Junior Prom Queen Attendant 3: Rifle Club 1,25 Winter Carnival '2,3.4. JACQUELINE HARRIET EVA PETTIS Jackie Live and let live. Ambition: Nurse Activities: Glee Club lg Encore Club 2,3,4g G.A.A. 2,3,4: Junior Prom 3. 'Z' Pll'i'l.l.lS .'-.NX Ui INT Phyl l ny niodt-st5's a candle to th5 merit. Ambition- Colle 'e Activities: Lzitiutllub l,1l, lg bpriuish Club -lg Year Book -lg Press Club I-LA, Letter rig lntrzimural Basketball l i,:,:s,r:g cs..'x.A. i,ra,1gJuu1ur Prom :ag Green Banner 49 1 Scholastic D 2, Star fl. RICIIIARD IILNRY RILS RccSie Oh Mischief, Thou art swift. Ambition: Txleelumic Activities: Fishing 'leamg Track. O 3 .-1 if THOMAS ROBERT ROBERGE Dumbo What a guy Ambition: U.S. Air Force Activities: Fishing Team l:Pro1ection Club lg Foot- ball lg Basketball 3: Junior Prom 3. LAWRENCE CLARKSON ROBIE Larry A villian with a smiling cheer. Ambition: Greenhouse Management I ada ' 'WB' x MAURICL ALFRED RICHARD Rocket Laugh, and the world laughs with you. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Glec Club l,2: French Club l. RONALD JULILN RIOVX Rc-o XVl1TlifL1SL'lIlilfCS mel can sit and look at it for hours. Ambition: Marine machine gunner Activities: Transfer from St. Francis Hiirhg Glet- Club i,2gBaud 2: Camera Club l,2p Football Jlg Basketball 1.2: Hockey f2,4glunior Prom fl: Camera Club Treas- urer verify ,a ,... i faq .553 , .NIE A PAUL ALLEN ROGERS Paul Work is work and fun is fun, but he always takes the second one. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do. Activities: Biology Club 2: Track 1.2: Cross Country 1,23 Art Club l,2,3,A1g Basketball l. PAUL AIME ROUX Pete Blessed with the grace ofa dancer. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Student Council 4g Football l,t2g Track 1, IACQULLINE TERIESA SllAL'l'RY 'Jam To be happy is to be successful Ambition: Colleee Activities: Glee Cflnn - 3 , mv C u 4. Secretarv -1 lli-Y - Tri-Hi-YConference 23 4- Old er Girls Conference Il,-lg G.A.A. 1,2,3,'1, Nutnernls Letter Ll ' :'- ' 'or Prornf Il- Girls lntrgtnu ' Sports 1.2.3. ELWYIXL RONALD SHOREY Shorey' The better you know bint the better you like Lim. An.bition: Navy Activities: Basketball 2, Track 335 Cross Country 35 Letterrn:in's Club 3,-1: Physical Education Club 1,25 junior Front rl. Pi1',El.lS ANNE ROY Phil 'As you think, so you are. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club lg Latin Club 3: School Spirit 'lg Year Book ,lg Encore Club ig Prize Speaking -lg Press Club Q, Nuinerals ig G.A.A. l,2,Ll,4,Nun1erals 3: Jun- ior Prou: Il: lntraniural Basketball l,2g Winter Carni- val fl. BRl'Clf St'lYl'T SEYMULYR Goose We want hiin no longer, he's long enough. Ambition: Electronics Engineer Activities: Basketball l,2,I3,L1p Cross Country 3g Let- 1er1n.in's Club 33,43 First Prize Science Fair 3. P' QQ ' J 'gs For whatsoever a man soweth, that also shall he reap. Ambition: Dairy Farmer Activities: Future Farmers of America l,2,3,-1, Sec- retary 3, President 4. THOMAS LEROY SMITH Torn Hit the nail on the head. Ambition: lvlaehinist and Custom Body Man ROBERT JUDSON SMITH Bob 'K BEVERLY FRANCES SINCLAIR Bev Deserve success and you shall command it. Ambition: Teaching Activities: Glee Club l,2,13,-l, President 4, Letter Q, Star 23,45 School Spirit l,I3,4, Letter 3, Star -1, Editor- in-Chief 4: Year Book 4, Business Manager -L: Foren- sics Club 3: National Honor Society 3,4g Press Club il, -1, Letter 43 Junior Prom il: Art Club lg Granite Girls' State 23. JEAN F,1ARlE SMI'l'll Jeannie Ever loyal, ever true to the work she has to do. Anxbition: X-Ray Technician Activities: Year Book 4: Student Council 23.4, ,lun- ior Pl'Oll13Q G.A.A. l,2, Numerals 2. RONALD PAl7l. SPRUCE Ronnie 5mall. but does he slay them. Ambition: College Activities: Biology Club 2: Basketball 12, fp junior Prom Sl. lQLAlNE ROSE SWELNEY SwiQ.y. Nice to have around. Ambition: Stenographcr Actiwities: Transfer from Sanford lliglig Band 1,1935 Orchestra 3: Tri-lli-Y lg Press Club -1: C.A.A. l,12,3g Numcrals lg Letter 2: Intramural Basketball. Y' ROBERT JOSEPH THERRIILN Bobo A man you look up to. Ambition: Undecided Activities: French Club 2,3,4gBiolog,y Club 25 Foot- ball 1,2,3,4gBasketball l,2,3,4g Track Qgjunior Prom 2.3: Baseball 1,2,3,4g Lettermen Club 3.4. CLIFFORD IRVING THOMPSON Cliff A man of few words. Ambition: To be a success in life ,, 4'--mv 'A 43's X r -M1 l LOIS ANGIQLINA SZYSZKA SiSk llold everything, l'nt coming. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club l: Clieerleadcr Ii: G.A.A. 253, 4: Numcralsg Cheerleader Letter fl: Intramural Bas- ketball 3,-1. KATHLEEN TAYLOR Kathy The only way to have a friend is to be one. Ambition: Stetiograplier Activities: Tri-lli-Y 3,-1: Year Book -13 G.A.A. l,2. 3,4:Iunior Prom :ig G.A.A. Numerals lg Letter 2: Pin 53: Usherette Baccalaureate, Graduation: Winter Car- nival l,Z.I3,4. 1!l LINDA TRUESDELL Lin A quiet charm speaks for itself. Ambition: College Activities: Glce Club l,Z. JOYCE NORMA TURCOTTE Joy Friendship is a sheltering tree. Ambition: Dental Assistant and Secretary Activities: Latin Club l,iZ. -Q? LOUISE VARNEY Small, never utters a word, but a friend to all Ambition: Secretary Actititics: Scholastic D l,2,3. JUHN TllOMAS VIOLA Vi Life without sport is not life Ambition: Engineer Actixities: Biology Club 2: Student Council 3,-1: Na- tional llonor Society 3,-1: Football 1,2,3,-1: Track 2, 3,'ig Athletic Association -lgjunior Prom 3,49 Baseball lg l.ctterrnen's Club 3, 4: Vice-President of Student Council fig Secretary of l.etterman's Club -4: Physical llducation Club l,2g Boy's State 3: Scholastic D 2. 3. ANDREA ROLLINS WENTWORTH Andy Frcckles speak the language of the carefree. An.bitiou: College Activities: Glee Club 2: French Club 3,43 Latin Club lg Biology Club Q: Tri-lli-Y -1: Year Book -1: Cheer- leader IZ,-12 Intramural Basketball 13,255 G.A.A. 253, 4: Junior Prom fig Baseball 25: Rifle Club fl,-1. JANET KUSE WIGGIN Jan A small, quiet, excellent friend. Ambition: llairdresser ROBERT ANDRE TERGEON Moose Silence isa virtue not often found in .1 man Ambition: General, United States Marines. Actix ities: Traustcrred from Assumption Prep: French Club 1,25 Football 3,-1. MILAN ARTHUR Tl'T'lil.l: 'l'ut A man's character is in his face, Ambition: To live, love, laugh and be happy, Actixities: Fishing, 'leant 2,35 Cross Country fi,-1: Ri- fle Club 2,Q2,4l. 'f FREDERICK DAVID WALKER Fred Manners make the man. Ambition: Navy Activities: Biology Club 2: Student Council 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3,4: Football lg Basketball l,2, 3,45 Baseball l,2,3,4gCross Country 3: Key Club 252, 4: Letterman's Club 3,4, Treasurer 4. KAREN MAE WEEDEN She's quiet with a pleasing way. Anibition: llousetvife Activities: Glee Club lg Latin Club l,2: Home Eco- nomics 2,3:G.A.A.1:Escolfier Club 23, Secretary and Treasurer: Parliatnentarian of F.ll.A. IC 1? 1' KAYE MARGARET WILSON Kaye' As sweet as she is gentle. Ambition: History Major. Activities: Glee Club l,2, Letter ZZ: Spanish Club 3, 4: Biology Club 253: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Year Book 4: Intra- mural Basketball l,2,3: G.A,A, l,2,3,4: Letter, Nu- merals 2: Softball Ii: Rifle Club 3,4: Intramural Vol- leyball 2: Bowling Award 3: junior Prom Decoration 3. FORREST HARLAND WING Bud I was a stranger and ye took tne in.' Ambition: Musician. g 95 4 'Fl ,QQ IUDITH GAIL WRIGHT Jud She saw him and loved him: She sought him and won him. Ambition: College. Activities: Transfer from Spaulding High. Class Sec- retary 1,2: Student Council Treasurer 1,2: President Tri-Hi- Y 12: Encore Club 2: Spaulding. Biology Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3,4: Year Book 1: Student Council 2: Junior Prom 2: Intramural Basketball Runners Up: Har- vest Queen 4. SALLY RITA ZARRILLO Sal May you ride on the sea of ambition and land on the shore of success. Ambition: To always make my life what it should be Activities: Forensic Club 3: Press Club 3, Letter 3: Year Book 4,Editor-in-Chief4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Nu- merals 2: Letter 3: Intramural Basketball Champs 3: Bowling Trophy 3: Rifle Club 4, OUR CHOICE MOST REPRESENTATIVE BEST NATURED MOST POPULAR E IB e BEST DANCERS J J eph Mese Qu 'Ia- dthC.h G geE e FAVORITE SLBJELT LLA55 LADY AND GENTLEMAN wJ 1M y MreBxte P 1Rg Fede kWalker H FOR 56 MOST ABSENI MINDFD SHX L91 CLASS FLOW ER NNN' M V LCG? e D 1 I hn Ha he f MOST POPI LAR MOST STUDIOUS Beverly S1ncla1r Earl Babble A Q NlOS'I XRTIS PIL Jo Ann Ihulx Paul lloqen NICEST SMILE HARDEST WORKERS . .J 0' r BEST PALS 'S Ll 'X-.. if lax an' Judxth Wrrght Beverly Smclarr George Emerson I esph Messrer Judlth Chamberlam Robe t Maloney Io Ann Darly John Hashem FAVORITE PAS I' IME CUTEST SZ SWEETEST MOST MUSICAL BEST LOOKING axe G I L 9+ Kagle s Be erly Srnclalr Marre Baxter Joseph Messler Robert Maloney 'If CLASS ORATORS HOLLYWOOD BOUND PRETTIEST EYES I 1 evelyS l lB AthnyMM I nfl rhDA IRW MOST LIKELY TO SDLLEED FROWWINC GLORY BP ST DRP SSFD Be e ly Sm l Earl Babble Diafle Maifl Harold McAdams 1OSeDh Messxer Madeline Bernier fl' FRESHME CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Lamonte Beaudette VICE PRESIDENT Ronald St John SECRETARY Jane Monell TREASIJRER Judlth Farrar Y UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Dlck Martin VICE PRESIDENT Petcr Jacques SECRETARY Glorla Thurston TREASURER Betsy D Arcy Wt. , Q lf,- PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Alan Cook Wtlham FI1nt Jenlffer D Arcy Juamta Jenk1ns u I . I p V1 I ' 1 , f' - ,. i 'T' ,':2ff in ll n A l V It v ,AVI .1 ,vf 'sf'-1'-P--5 11.5 gf 'iii ' M , . J 6' I 0 M- 'QQ 3. 'Cf 'l 7 ' ' A I ' ' . .1 ' -' - ' A 1 ' -if '1-,' -, , 1, ' .f.'.f,,,,.fI ., .4 ly: - 1 -M 4. .... . . --af 'W ' .... . . . 4 ' - 1 e ,, I D x nl I NI' CLASS HISTORY Four years It hardly seems posslble that 1t's pract1cally over We have crowded so many act1v1t1es 1nto these four years dances games and strange as lt seems some knowledge It all goes back to September of 1952 Trymg to conceal our fears and exc1tement we entered the halls of Dover I-hgh We were then swept 1nto the frenzle of desperate ly searchmg for our classes We were flnally adjusted after a fashlon and Got used to the 1dea that we were here to stay for a wh1le 'lhe uppcrclassmen let us know how we stood too we were just FRESHMEIN Charles Crocco Presldent Scotty McAdams V1ce presldent Dolly LaDuke Treasurer Marle Baxter Secretary were chosen as our class ofhcers Our freshman year dldn t conslst of too much act1v1ty as lt was a gett1ng adjusted per1od One of the l1lgl'1l1ghl,S that vear however was the freshrnan dance As the year drew to a close we anxlously awa1ted vacatlon only to return 1n the fall for another year as Sophomores Upon our return IH September we felt very much at home We could now look upon the new bew1ldered freshmen w1th smlles of plty rernemberlng what we had gone through the year before After gettmg s1tuated we elected our class offmcers who were Baxter Treasurer D1an Ma1n Secretary B1o1ogy was our favor1te subject and we enjoyed the numerous experlments and f1eld tr1ps As the end ofthe year c ame lt d1dn't seem posslble we 'dl each ed the halfway mark so soon When September of 1954 rolled around vxe were closer to our goal graduat1on but we st1ll lookedupto the mlghty semor Per haps the most d1ff1cult task was the Junlor Prom but lt was fun and pa1d off 1n b1g d1v1dends We also had the thr1ll of choosmg class rmgs In the mldst of all our act1v1t1es Mrs Greene was alway 5 wlll 1ng to help w1th any scholastlc problems Through our manyactlvltles the dances the athlet1c contests debatlng tournaments the sclence f alrs muslc festlvals and clubs 1n Dover H1gh we were able to l1ve It up wh1le at the same tlme galn much valuable knowledge and experlencc When May fmally rolled around lt was Prom tmme ag 1n and we all worked hard to make the b1g dance a success W1th the 3 5 I 2 ' , . O 9 ' 7 . T- 1 ' 1 I '7 7 . , . . . . , 9 s g , . . . . , . . I 9 Joe Messier, Presidentg Joe Moriarty, Vice-presidentg Marie , W' - , , , U . , . . X . . - . . .. 7 . - . . . U , . , J S - 9 s C -- , L , . , . . a. fam1l1ar crystal ball reflectrng colored hghts around the gym our b1g dances were certa1nly events 1n our h1gh school lrfe that we shall never forget We were all glad when summer eventually came and school let out for the summer vacat1on Durlng that t1me many of our class mates attended Boys' State Speech tournaments and student coun c1ls Before we knew xt however It was September aga1n and we commenced the last of our seem1ngly endless days ln Dover H1gh School We were now sen1ors the h1ghest status any h1gh schooler may attam But It d1dn't go to our heads as many have been ex pected Through three years of h1gh school we had become more mature 1nd1v1duals and looked at th1ngs from a much d1fferent v1ewpo1nt than we had as freshmen To lead our class 1n offrce we chose Joe Mess1er Pres1dent Bob Maloney V1ce pres1dent Debbr D'Arcy Secretary Mar1e Baxter Treasurer They certa1nly d1d a f1ne Job arrang1ng for our class plctures to be taken and d1str1but1ng them as early as p0SS1ble They also deserve cred1t for the plann1ng of the Wash 1ngton tr1p along w1th Mr Walker We started 1n rxght away organ1z1ng our yearbook and began sol1c1t1ng ads as soon as poss1ble W1th a lot of hard work and t1me we made our 'Prof1el for 1956 a success The months flew by only too fast We had a wonderful class tr1p to Washlngton D C an unforgettable exper1ence The .Tumor Prom was g1ven 1n our honor and we congratulate the .Tumors for the excellent Job they d1d 1n present1ng It Soon lt was t1me to beg1n pract1c1ng for our baccalaureate and graduat1on exerc1ses We marched for a couple of hours a day wh1le the band played The War March of the Pr1ests At last thatlong awa1ted moment graduat1on day arr1ved As we heard the words of our classmates selected to speak at the occas1on and the words of farewellfrom our headmaster and teachers we were confrontedw1th a feel1ng of m1xed emot1ons We were sad for we were now to leave our treasured days 1n Dover H1gh School for ever butwe were also happy for we had a great feehng of accom plxshment hav1ng passed another rmportant m1lestone 1n our l1ves and could now look forward to new and greater th1ngs 1n the years t ocome U R Nutz I A Gr e 10 1 Q , - 1 1 ' . 1 1 ' 1 1 0 ' . . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . . - . . . 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C Cl ASS WILL We the class of 1956 be1ng cool calm and collected do here by procla1m th1s to be our last w1ll and testament To Mr Walker our beloved headmaster we leave a palr of soft soled shoes so that he w1ll not have to buy a pa1r next year To Mr Dodge we bequeath a year s cert1f1cate to the Sh1ll1nger House of Muslc Not that h1s vo1ce could be 1mproved but now he can be a professlonal To Mrs Greene we leave ten extra hours a week so that her pat1ence won t run out workmg w1th next year s semors To M1ss Boyd we bequeath a paxr of bmoculars to help her de tect the smallest part1cles of paper on the floor Mr Ahearn recelves a telev1s1on set for h1s modern problems classes so that the students can see on the spot news ltems To Mr Par1s we leave a pr1vate taxl to transport hlm from Davls Vocat1onal to the hlgh school M1ss Murphy rece1ves our deepest sympathy 1n prepar1ng next year s Yearbook To Mr Peltonen we bequeath a large supply of lab sheets that next year's semors w1ll not have to make thelr own Betty Ayers bequeaths her shyness to Marcla Taylor Phyllls Badger w1lls her a1r ma1l stamps to Sally Morr1ssette Mar1e Baxter leaves her pos1t1on on the cheerleadlng squad to any Jun1or g1rl who has a lot of spare t1me Nancy Bensonbequeathsher d1sl1ke for oral book reports to R1ch ard Jordan wlth them Butch Bermer w1lls her equ1s1te wardrobe to Nlcky McFadden Bob Brown bequeaths h1s love for hen partmes to T1m Knox Paul Callahan Joyfully g1ves h1s large stature to Ronald Sayward Paul Caouette w1lls h1s bus seat to Conrad Dalgle Dav1d Chamberla1n leaves h1s car p arked 1n front o f the h1gh school Judy Chamberla1n bequeaths her personahty to Nancy Macaulay Charles Crocco w1lls h1s noon t1mes at Kegle s to any Jumor boy who enjoys debatmg Jerry Crowley leaves tak1ng h1s basketball honors w1th h1m Jo Ann Da1ly w1lls her southern drawl to Juamta Jenklns Debbl D'Arcy and D1ane Maln bequeath the1r pony ta1ls to Peter Clark and Peter Jaques Donald Drake leaves faster than the speed of l1ght Burton Dunphy g1ves h1s red ha1r to Danny Sulhvan Anyone who has the qual1f1cat1ons may 1nher1t F1bber Emerson s m1ll1on dollar smlle Fawne Farrar w1lls her h1gh I Q to any future student 1n semor math Joe Fentonwllls h1s lntense lnterest 1n Bus1ness Law to D1ck Hat f1e1d 41 J 2 1 l 1 s 9 ' ' ! 3 , . . . . ' 1 ' 3 ' 3 . , . . , . , - I . , so Pat Benson and Pat Labonte leave, taking their tape recordings ll ll ' ' ' ' ll ' ll ' ' ' ll ' I ru - ' . - 1 f s 1 a . ' John Bourque 1nher1ts a palr of glasses from Fran Gal1bo1s Dorls Gremer and Teddy Grondln leave together John Hashem leaves h1s 11ne to Charhe Baxter To Raymond Fletcher goes Ron Hannon s tow head Beverly H111 bequeaths her shoe to room 103 Ray Hour1han and Moe Martel leave Lee and Mary Jane Joe Isenste1nw111s h1s arguments to next year's 4th per1od Modern Problems class Sam Knox g1ves h1s car radlo to Larry Brennan The Brown tw1ns are the rec1p1ents of Dor1s LeBlanc s and Dolly La Duke s he1ght Betsy D'Arcy 1S the lucky recelver of Edw1na Le1ghton's Pepso dent ' sm1le Fa1th Lundberg w11ls Scotty's cheeseburgers to any Jumor who has a strong stomach Scott Mc Adams g1ves h1s money and women frlends to the Jumor boys Judy Wr1ght bequeaths her bottle of dlamond cleaner to some lucky g1rl G1or1a Mc Hugh leaves her busy week ends to anyone who can st1ll keep on the honor roll Steve Sllverman 1nher1ts Tony Mc Manus camera charm Dott1 Matthews leaves her scattered cosmetlcs to Sylvla Davy Joe Mess1erbequeaths h1s H1 f1 ' to the party lovers 1n the Junlor class Sandy Morang leaves everythmg she doesn't want on the f1rst floor sta1rs Joe Morlarty bequeaths h1S long trlps to school every mormng to h1s brother Dav1d Mary Ellen Murphy and Andrea Wentworth leave the1r freckles to Gall Chamberla1n Pat Murphy bequeaths her black ha1r dye to Judy Steeves Moe Myers leaves h1S many f1sh1ng tr1ps to Ph1l Dod1er hopmg that Ph1l can catch b1gger f1sh Carol N1col leaves her datebook to Judy Lemay Pep Perklns bequeaths her tooth brush and halrbrush to Beverly Gaunya for her many nlghts 1n Dover V1nce Pelkey leaves for Lacoma fWho l1ves 1n Lacon1a'f' To all underclass trackmen Bob P1ns1nce leaves h1s many f1rst pos1t1ons Bonny Potterton leaves her rec1pe for Cherry p1e to her sxster We the unders1gned do hereby acknowledge on th1s day of June 1956 th1s to be our last w1ll and testament Darnd1f Ino Darnd1f Uno Darnd1f We all no .17 ' ll ' ll ' I ' - 0 1 . 1 . . 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Bob Maloney gives to Dick Martin his unfailing popularity and v o f- -I 1 n .1 CLASS PROPHECY Last ntght I had a dream It was a strange dream and 1n tt I saw many of my class mates Although the dream was comparattvely short Itraveled all around the world I was surprtsed to see so many of my fellow graduates scattered tn such a large area In the begrnnxng of my dream I started from Dover Some company gave me an all expense pard trrp for around the world Iwas to board the II O5 tratn at the Dover station But before I could do thts I had to do some errands for a frtend Itook the carto the statron for gas and rt was here that I saw my ftrst two classmates Bob Marshall and Tom Boyle had burlt up a combtned gas statton and garage It was the btggest ever constructed tn Dover Of course thts dtdn t happen over mght for we were the graduatton class of 1956 and thrs was 1976 After the car was checked Iwent to the beauty parlor to keep an appomtment There were two women there that I dtd not recogntze at frrst Later after hearrng them talk I drscovered that tt was Jacqueltne Brsson and Cecrle Morest It was not a surprtse to ftnd thatthey were both marrted and had chtldren And who should thetr doctor be but Betty Backman On the way out I nottced that the hatrdresser was Grace Brunnelle I had to hurry to the tram now and start on my long Journey All my baggage was already on board the tram The new sutt cases were a present from an old frrend who had recently bought out the Brown Company whtch was now called Horton Company Larry Horton was another boy rn my class I-Ie came to Dover durtng our sentor year from Marne I was sttttng comfortably ln the tram readx for a long rlde Not knowtng that many more surprtses were tn store for me I began readtng a fashton magaztne Nlot usually do I thoroughly read a book but because of the spare ttme I covered from cover cover You can ttmagtne who the edltorwas None other than Sandra Bean It seemed so strange but then she always dtd wrtte stones for a hobby In an hour and ahalf I was rn Boston I dtdn t go rmmedtately to the arrport because Isttll had some ttme before the plane was scheduled to leave I hadn t been hungry on the tram so I stopped ln North Statton for my lunch I was looktng at the menu when I nottced the large prtnt at the bottom All dtnners and spectals under the dtrectton of Mtss Muflel Drew So Murtel had become a celebrtty and she was sttll dotng her fa vortte thtng cooktng By the ttme I ftnlshed my lunch tt was ttme for me to take a taxt to Louan Inter nattonal Atrport My plane dtd not leave rmmedtatelx so I dectded to vtstt a grft shop It was here I saw that the department was under the head of Pat Davts She was not tn sol couldn t talk wtth her but I found out from the salesgtrls that she had marrtcd some trme ago and now had two chtldren Whenl boarded the plane and was seated comfortably rt was trme to ta ke off I no ttced somethtng strange about the ptlot he looked very famtlrar Yes now I know rt plane In an hour I was tn New York I had planned to VISII some frtends there I met my frtend at the gate Wtth her was Paul Emack I was qutte surprrsed to see htm as the last I heard he was staytng tn Indtanapolrs wattmg for the races I-Ie menttoned he was onlv In New York on buslness and was returntng to parttclpatc Ill the races the tollowtng 33' I spent the eventng wtth mx frtend I returned the next morn ng to catch a plane to London It only took us two hours to get there I had ttme to thtnk oxer all the class mates that I had met and wondered rf I would possrblx sec any more I dtd I was tn vlted to jotn some of the trls for canaster Forest Wmg was chauffeur for Elatne Sweeney and he drove me to the C anaster C lun I was surprtsed to see Altce O Neal Karen Weeden Janet Wrggtns Lou I se V 1 rney and the hostess Elarne Sweeney all Happy to see me Iwasto haveatwo day tour of London and thts I dtd Nly ftrst VISII was to a ntnsennt There on exhtbttton was a patnttng of landscapes bx Terry Card I knew she lrked dotng thts ktnd of work but I never realtzed she had come so far My gutde gave me a London Newspaper to read Whlle watttng for a car I was fasct nated when I read Mtss Beverlx Srnclatr w1ll be at the Pladtum tontght Amerrca s Ambassador to England and thetr most famous concert ptantst Thrs was rcallx a shock I hadn t seen nor heard from Beverly stnce our graduatron and I was eager to see her It was arranged for me to go but Beverly wasn t the only D I-I S student I saw Davtd McClelland was another honored Amertcan Star He wasnoted rn hngland as the best comedtan Amertca ever produced London was a fabulous place and I would have enjoyed staytng longer but stnce rhrs was a sponsored trtp I had to follow my schedule My next stop Parts I arrtved tn Parts two hours earlrer than planned so thts gave me an opportunttx to vtstt one ofmy old frtends who was now very dtstrngurshed Yvette Leblanc had tnhertted her great great grandfather s chateau on the banks of the Setnc some years ago ll 4 r, - . I . I It Y . I V ' . A I I D I was Rtchard Bond. I never plctured htm as betng a ptlot, but there he was, prloting my 4 l A A I V I x 8 - I d . 1 - 1 V 7 V D ' . - I - KV' . I ' ' . I ' ' ' Q . ' 1 -- . 1 v . - Iwas surprrsed to frnd Yvette was havrng a charrty garden party when I got there but she was noted for dorng so much for charrty I was rntroduced to some of guests Among them were Yvette scousrn Dorrs who was vrsrtrng and who was also rn myclassatschool Beverly Hrllwho had come abroad wrth her and Theresa De Crcco a classmate from home were starrrng rn a French Opera at the world famous Opera of Parrs I planned to see the performance before I left The next day rn Parrs was a wonderful as the frrst I vrsrted the cathedrals the Arch ofTrrumph and other rmportant French hrghlrghts At noon I had drnner rn a srde walk cafe and as usual as rn the begrnnrng of my trrp I met another frrend from home I happened to meet Martrn Carrrer who was studyrng at the Unrversrty of Parrs He was gettrng one of hrs many Doctor s degrees Who should be a famous French rnterpreter but Rose Gosselrn From Parrs I went to Berlrn Germany Here I planned to meet another frrend of mme Professor Robert Grllrs He was workrng on the M Bomb who a noted German screntrst Bob was very pleased to see me Whrle talkrng he told me about Mrcheal Hashem who had come over to Germany wrth hrm as hrs assrstant but had gone back to the Unrted States to get hrs Doctor s degree rn chemrstry He also told me that last year he had seen Marron Bronson on a good wrll tour She was now dorng mrssronary work rn Belgrum My frrends were scattered throughout the world I could hardly belreve they were all so prosperous My dream carrred me from Germany to Italy Whrle rn Italy I had the opportunrty to vrsrt a Women s Naval Base Who should I see rn unrform but Ruth Bryson Connre Lucren Betty Ayers Edwrna Lerghton and Cynthra Langley the calrsthenrcs rnstructor gettrng them ready for drrll work The rnterpreter at the base was another good classmate of mrne Phyllrs Qurnt That afternoon I went to drnner at Domrnrcks Hotel You ll never guess who the Bowlrng Champron was who was berng honored there None other than Prnky Leonard The well known band leader headrng the brll was Joejestude wrth Pat Cloutrer Esther McGlone and Polly Demosthenes as hrs grrl trro The professronal dancer was Ronnre Rroux After lunch I was prrvrleged to meet some of the fellers I knew at school who were Murray and Trrstrum Fall Then from Italy on to Arabra I was very rnterested rn the Harems 1 ve heard so much about The largest one belonged to Allah Earl Babbre Iwas so amazed but I was even more surprrsed to see Barbara Brunelle Florence Coughlrn Andrea Crosby Kay Taylor Dorrs Houde Peggy Nrchol Jackre Pettrs and Joyce Turcotte among them The desrgner for the fashrons worn rn the Harem was Nancy Chrrstre Now that I ve enjoyed myself vrsrtrng the Harem I board a plane for Korea rntend rng to vrsrt the Army Camp I was happy to frnd the U S O was provrdrng entertarnment for the boys The marn attractron was the wrestlrng match between Robert Dodge man aged by Warren Lerghton and Clrff Thompson managed bv Armand Croteau The ref eree was Muscle Man Paul Hale and the actrng physrcran was John Hall specralrst on broken bones Drck Campbell was the well known announcer The Smrth Brothers Tom and Bob entertarned the boys by srngrng a few songs There was other entertarnment for the boys Althea Blanchard rs one of therr most popular srngrng stars After seerng all thrs rt rs trme to fly back to the states The Caprtol rs the frrst stop We frnd that Phyllrs Rox rs dorng secret govermental work wrthLrnda Truesdell head mathematrcran helprng out on the mathematrcal prob ems Whrle vrsrtrng the F B I burldrng I found Bernre McCabe and Don Barnard as top F B I agents dorng therr best rn undercover work Just about thrs trme I became very hungry and decrded to have somethrng to eat Can you guess who the warter was? 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I J fv wi 4 Q X W YEARBOOK STAFF 81 MEMBER P5 ROW ONE Kay Ta,ylor Judy Chamberlain Ronnie Saywood Tony McManus Photographer Beverly Sin clair Business Manager Sally Zarrillo Editor Sandra Bean Associate Editor Miss Mary Murphy Advisor Mr Josephllerlrhy Advisor Dotty Matthews Andrea Wentworth ROW TWO Fawne Farrar JoAnn Darley Cecile Morest Phyllis Roy Kay Wilson Marie Baxter Judy Wright Faith Lundberg Phyllis Badger Diane Main Norma MLFadden Madeline Bernier Jackie Shaltrey Doris Houde Phyllis Quint Miss Mary Boyd Advisor ROW THREE lwancy Christie Gloria Mcl-lugh Pat Benson Nancy Benson Sandy Morang Don Forcrer joe lsenstein Dick Campbell Alyce O Neal Barbara Radcliffe lean Smith Debbie D Arcy Pat Labonte Helen Drouin YEARBOOK STAFF Sandra Bean, Associate Editor, Miss Mary Murphy, Advisor, Beverly Sinclair, Business Manager, Sally Zarrillo, Editor. 52 LETTERMEN S CL B W1 W'T 'J VJ J AH '46, k ROW ONE John Hashem Maurice Meyers Bruce Seymore Bernard McCabe Mr Thomas Ahearn Ad visor Robert Brown Fred Walker Robert Therrien George Emerson Robert Maloney ROW TWO Larry Brennan George Grimes Charlie Baxter John Viola Charles Crocco Elwyn Shorey Jerry Crowley Rich ard Martin ROW THREE Tim Rogers Richard Jordan Ronny Weeden Donald Dearborn Tim lxnox Nor man Dionne David Scheu Peter Jacques STUDE TCOU CIL ROW ONE: Barbara Wing, Margie Cook, Glenda Lamonte, Tony McManus, Annette Forcier, Earl Babbie, John Viola, Joseph Messier, Barbara Snow, Joan Vandergrift, Gloria Thurston. ROW TWO: Paul Flayhan, Paul Renaud, Cornelia Murphy, Pat Durand, Libby Cassily, Judith Lemay, Peggy Messier, Joyce Keenan, Jean Smith, George Grimes, Mr. Dodge, Advisor. ROW THREE: Robert Keenan, Pete Roux, Ronald Weed- en, John Bourque, Jerry Murphy, Fred Walker, John Hashem, Edward Creteau, Danny Sullivan, Richard Nye, Francis Galibois, Charles Poulin, Edward Brown. ATIO AL HO OR OCIETY , gl A I J Hr L 1 I l 3 A fl F11 il- 1 i .5 I 4 r ? ROW ONL Frrncrs Galrbors Beverly Srnclarr John Vrola Mrss Anna Buckley AONISOI Earl Babble ROW TWO Fred Walker Scott Mc Adams TRI HI Y 41-J ' ROW ONE Drane Lampros Myra Parsons Andrea Wentworth Juan1taJenk1ns Helen Drourn Debbre D Arcy Mrs Alterman Advrsor Pat Benson Jackre Shaltrey Kay Taylor Barbara Snow Sandra Gage Bar bara Krng ROW TWO Glorla Thurston Joyce Bond Judy Wrrght Frances Courteau Judy Chamberlam Phyllrs Perkms Dotty Matthews Faxth Lundberg Marre Baxter Norma McFadden Pat Labonte Drane Marn Joanne Darly Kay Wrlson Lee Wentworth Llnda Mann Elarne Pamagran ROW THREE Marsha Taylor Ann MacEldowney Beverly Gaunya Sherla Wrrght Jeanne Ververlle Connre Mrfflrn Phyllrs Bad ger Alyce O Neal Dons Grenmer Jennrfer D Arcy Ltnda Allen Nancy Macaulay Betsey D Arcy Gall Chamberlam D PRESS CLUB ROW ONE Ronald Sayward Jackte Pettts Barbara Lyle Nancy Horr Carol Rtchards Mrs Helen Smtth Advtsor Marcta Taylor Barbara Radcltffe Dons Leblanc Steve Stlverman ROW TWO Jackte Hassen Carol Cattno Elatne Connors Yvette Leblanc Beverly Swatn Joan Croft Mtranda Couch Jackte Elwell Duane Lampros Jean Rees Ann Larson ROW THREE Joan Vandergrtft Elatne LeRoche Elatne Rothwell Prtsctlla Potter Anne Parts Judy Farrar Dtane Dearborn Phyllts Qutnt Dotty Rerlly Joyce Taylor Jackte Lucas ROW FOUR Betty Adams Judy Barden Judy Steeves Joyce Keenan Peggy Dunntngton Bonnre Calderwood Sandra Lowell Eltzabeth Sanders Madel1neBern1er Betty Roberge Sandra Smtth Beverly Htll Sandra Kanada ROW IIVI: Cornelta Murphy Donald Demers Alan Cook Steve Ktng Rtchard Pres cott Emtl Labbe Charles Alty J PaulNadeau Btll Croft Paul Leblanc Joanne Porter GREE BANNER M E5 il, Uv ROW ONE Barbara Ktng Jane Forbes Barbara Brunelle Margte Cook Mrs Cumrntngs Advtsor Annette Forcter Alan Cook Sandra Gage Dtane Lampros Fredda Ftsher ROW TWO Dtane Dearborn Pat Cou ture Deanna Dungey Amta Rtchard Betty Adams Judy Barden Susan Cartgan Madelrne Bernter Anne Darby Ruth Brown Glenda Labonte Barbara Snow ROW THREE Phyllts Qutnt Beverly Stnclatr Joyce Keenan Patrtcta Benson Bonnte Calderwood Barbara Radcltffe Bonnte Wescott Nancy Adams Marte Baxter Peggy Messrer J 1 FORENSIC CLUB DOH QI' 115.1 ROW OINE Rrchard C a rnpbell Joseph lsentern Earl Babble Mrss Valley Advlsor Barbara Radcltffe Charles Crocco Ellen Krmble larry Garland Rrchard Bond ROW TWO Cerald Hlekey Kaye Wrlson Dotty Rtley Lrnda Allen Sandra Kanada Jackre Elwell Marlon Bronson Alan Cook ROW THREE Nancy Adams Sylvra Sundeen Wtllram Croft Steven Srlverman Balla lsookson Emtle Labbe Robert Lord Judy Wlncbaum Lmda Soderberg PRIZE PEAKING ROW ONE Jackle Elwell Phyllrs Roy Roberta Lawler Tony McManus Mr Mansur Advtsor Norma Mc Fadden Barbara Radcltffe, Judy Knox ROW TWO Fredda Frsher Wrllram Croft Bonme Calderwood J Paul Neadeau, Peter Clark, Drane Lampros 56 I rs A R N 1 5 . 'K V. I V ' , na. -M W S VYJUZQZ3.-5 i: . 9 A' f ' 3 f To Y 'N J me In I C,- 1 E in C V P 5 r 'T 'QV' . 3 g 'fu T Z W X 'U , vxv E CORE CLUB sn 0 fr L' VW ei ROW ONE Fredda Frsher Myra Parsons Ann Marhes Alexme McCarthy Jane Monell Tony McManus Peter Clark Roberta Lawlor Nadrne Mrller Ellen Klmball Jackre Elwell Margre Cook Judy Knox ROW TWO Dotty Rerlly Joan Vandergrrft Prrscrlla Potter Elarne Rrchard Sally Morrrssette Lrnda Soderberg Deanna Dungey Lrnda Allen Ann MacEldowney Jennrfer D Arcy Beverly Gaunya Helen Henderson Jackre Pettls Alrhea Markos Mr Mansur Advrsor ROW THREE Buren Dunphey Norma McFadden Bar bara Dyer Judrth Wrnebaum Sandra Lowell Sylvra Sundeen Connle Mrfflm Marcla Taylor Bonme Cal derwood Peggy Dunnrngron Marcra I-ox Barbara Snow Susan Payeur J Paul Nadeau ROW FOUR Ken neth Boulder Rrchard Campbell Barla Isookson Mary Ellen Murphy Phyllrs Badger Barbara Lyle Cornelra Murphy Debbre D Arcy Anna Vrel B111 Flrnr Joseph Messrer E COFFIER CLUB ? J' ROW ONE: Janet Hill, Marcus Magoon,George Bernard, Donald O'Neil, Chester Morgan, William Bernard, Mr. Appleby, Advisor. 57 PROJECTIO CL B 5 1 A--Y Situ -gps' im., 'gn ROW ONE Max Goldstern Douglas Yurll Joseph Isenstern Mr VVllll3IllCI'OSl'7y Advrsor Josephlfcnton Jerry Crowley Larry Brennan ROW TWO Leo Spencer Donald Armes Robert Crnqmars Herman Lewrs Raymond MacEaney Armand Prllote Peter Warren Paul Hashem KEY CLUB ROW ONE Mr. Ernest Peltonen, Advisor, Donald Drake, Charles Crocco, Earl Babb1e,R1chard Campbell, Secretary, Tony McManus, Presrdent, Larry Brennan, Vrce Presrdent, Joseph Isenstern, Treasurer, Donald Barnard,Scott McAdams,Fred Walker ROW TWO. Anthony Vrola, Paul Flayhan,Jack McDonald, Arthur Heaphy, Danny Sullwan, Robert Lord, Joseph Evans, Peter Clark, Steve Krng. George Grrmes, Roy Estes, Robert Grrmes. 58 2 ' A T 3 gf 9 C 'la as J A 'T A rl , I ,mp 'Elf 1 1-,ly-ix' Aux! ' ,fm r il. If v 7 1 '? f ' - 'fr K' A I r LATI CLUB sam H ROW ONE Jackre Elwell Maureen Coughlrn Llnda Allen Judy Knox Dan Sullrvan Mrs Anna Buckley Advrsor Cornelra Murphy Ann MacEldowney Phyllrs Qurnt Pat Coucher Elarne Rrchard ROW TWO Ann Darby Jenmfer D Arcy Pat Durand Joann Porter Anna Vrel Joan Matthews Peggy Dunnrngton Geraldrne Prnkham Roberta Lawler Judy Wrnbaum Jane Monelle ROW THREE Mary George Sylvra Carol Issa Lrnda lssa Nancy Adams FRE CH CLUB IX 'T ROW ONE Barbara Dronne Cecrle Morest Betty Roberge Glona McHugh Sandra Kanada Robert Lord Mrss Mary Boyd John McCabe Nortel Bates Betty Backman Jackre Blsson Andrea Wentworth Mayra Par sons ROW TWO Gerard Letarte Andy Brunelle Sally Zarrrllo Susan Payeur Helen Drourn Norma Mc Fadden Nancy Brown Carol Brown Anna Vrel Cecrle Dodrer Rolland CrmqMars Paul Neaude ROW THREE Leonard Prro Phrl Drew Andh Gagnon Bob Marrs Arthur Hephy Danny Day Eddre Crateau Paul Drourn, Eddre LaRoach, Bob Themen, Paul Couette, Pete Jacques, Pete Clark T K , gag, J A N V F E X Z , - I J Q I Z C J , J l ir , V U . 5' N ' - -A 4' ,V 1 ' ' xv Q :J 3 xl ' -I 'I If X Sundeen, Baila Issolcson, Paul Neadue, Robert Grimes, Richard Tarmey, Richard Hughes, John McCabe, J fl Q! s! 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V b ' A 4' v 5 A ' W -ffivx - 1 .p'i1-.pf J in A ,Y W KF 2' A, x CHOOL PIRIT 5 ami ROW ONE Nancy Benson Paul Hughes Joanne Porter Steve Silverman Patricia Benson Beverly Sinclair Barbara Radcliffe Ronald Saywood CaroiNicol ROW TWO Mrs Jenny Hasty Advisor Jackie Elwell Peggy Dunnington Elaine Richard Dotty Riley Betty Roberge Doris Houde Miss Mary Murphy Advisor THIRD ROW Phyllis Roy Priscilla Po ter Judy Parker Joyce Keenan Sandra Lowell Gloria LaRoche Diane Lampros Patricia Durand BIOLOCYA D CIE CE CLUB ROW ONE Peggy Nichols, Elaine Richard, Dotty Riley, Mrs. Cummings, Advisor, Cornila Murphy, Ri mantus Giedrys, Linda Issa,Carol Issa, Miss Smith, Advisor, Martha Davis, Elaine Rothwe1l,Carol Catino ROW TWO: Maureen Coughlin, Mary Blair, Priscilla Potter, Judy Barden, Peggy Dunnington, Sandra Lo- we1l,Joyce Keenan,Jackie Elsell,Nadine Miller, Edna Murby, Sally Morrisette,Judy Parker. ROW THREE: Norma Pomroy,Geraldlne Pindham, Sheila Hutchins, Anna Veil, Nanch Adams, Betty Roberge, Linda Sod - erberg, Susan Payeur, Joan Mathes, Ellen Durgin, Judy Taylor, Norman Pelletier. ROW FOUR: George Bernard, Gerard Letarte, Paul Neadeau, Bill Gross, Barbara Taylor, Brenda Moore, Mary George, Carolyn Poulin, Baila Issokson, Marie Mundy, Harold Knowles, Leonard Piro, Robert Cinqmars. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROW ONE lxorrel Bates Bonnre Potterton Mrs Blarsdell Drrector Thelma Hams Adrrenne Tsaroms Ruth Potterton ROW TWO Penny Stetson Marlene Meserve Crystal Johnson Dorothy Corcoran Shxrley 1v1cG1one Sandra Treves Janet H111 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA nf: Y'W ROW ONE Mr Everett Dunham Drrector Joe Mortarty Sam Knox Dave Morrarty Ben Rousseau Robert Smrth Paul Clements Dave Bolstrrdge joe Carter Rrchard Gaudreau Mr Mrtchell ROW TWO Paul Forbes Eddle Chapman B111 Thurber Dave Garland Paul Long Harvey Herrrck Joe Hartford Fred Rerlly Albert Freeman Robert Dodge Elliott Felker Fred Dodge Alan Hebert Gene Flanagan Dave Wood 61 4' L' L' ' IP K 1 1 1 1 1 9 , , Ig 4 1 g F g ' ll L tb . ,l ' -g 5-' '- an ' - M .ll A ' fx . jtlkxs tt, A A A l F GLEE CL B ROW ONE Exleen Couture Drane Lampros Emrly Ouelette Sandra Steves Ann Pans Polly Demosthenes Beverly Srnclarr Joe Messrer Terry Card Julrana Foster Sandra Brown Judy Knox l-redda Ersher ROW TWO MrssDePardo Advlsor Margre Cook Sandra Jones Marcra Rrnaldr Beverly Swarn loan Vander grlft Prtscrlla Potter Pat Couture Dorothy Rerlly Joan Jessrs Joyce Taylor Lrnda Otrs Ellen Krnlball Shtrley McGlone Aprrl Carter ROW THREE Maureen McDonough Marsha lrox Donna Prnkham Eleanor Hubber Barbara Bennett Sylvra Sundeen Bonnre Calderwood Peggy Dunnrngton Peggy Bedard Pat Clou trer Joyce Keenan Helen Harton ROW FOUR Sylvta Davy Marlon Bronson Barbara Dyer Sara Fuller Barbara Anderson Judy Barden Peggy Roblllrard Esther lx1cGlone Lrnda Allen Althra Markos Pat Davrs Jackre Shaltrey ROW FIVE Sandra Barnard Marla Desmond Lrnda Mann Lrnda Soderberg Dranna Dun gey Jane Monell Sherla Wrrght Mary Jane McGurre Susan Payeur Betty Roberge Sandra Kanada Jenrf fer D Arcy GLEE CL B ROW ONE Drck Van Darcy Mrss DePardo Joe Messier Beverly Smclatr Terry Card Polly Demosthenes Donald Hughes ROW TWO Jeff Perreault Roy Estes Brrtm Dunphy B111 Flrnt Drck Campbell Barry Dunphy Ronnre Goodreau Robert Lord Martrn Carner Drck Thompson Phrl Drew Yr ART CLUB WP lm SGP' 7 tri in -a. ROW ONE Fredda lrsher Marlene Meservc Judy larrar Mary Anderson Patrrcta Benson John Sttllwaton Jo Ann Datly Judy Chamberlarn Dorrs Houde Lrnda McKee Althea Blanchard ROW TWO Terry Card Lrnda Allen Mary Jane Magurrc Jtmcc Johnson Sandra Chase Wrllrarn Dandeneau Carol Goodwrn Ro bcrta Chcsley Patrtcta Cloutrer Judy Stcvcns Ltbby Casstly Mrs Jane McHugh Advrsor ROW THRLL Carlton Hall Drck Mrller Rtchard Horr Donald Carle Donald Davrs Ronald Sayward Raymond Hourrhan Joseph Jestude Robert Reynolds Wayne Htllsuroye BAD BEND ROW ONE Susan Cartgan Jean Dent Carol Nrchol Annette Forcrer Barbara Snow Rachael Perreault Norma Woods ROW TWO Elarne Rtchard Alan Cook Roland Potrter Richard Prescott Ruth Mundy Steve Easter,John Bartlett, Cornelia Murphy ROW THREE Jackie Hassen, Barbara Wrng, Carolyn Poul1n,Robert Ourmettc, Arthur Davrs, Patrrcra Durand, Dorrs Preston, Mrs Ccctl Carter, Drrcctor ROW FOUR Jackre Elwell, Rrchard Horr, Edward Gerrrsh, Jrm Fox, John Ekola, Sandra Lowell, Marsha Rmaldr 63 VOCATIONAL SCHOOL 1 Ar'- ' 'L'S'b' ', XX 1 , Qv- u -I ' un ,'Q ...'i:-A W xx 1 J -' l E v 1 f Y . 3, ,, NAR in O V gl ,xx Q Y n , rx A , : 1 q, -sf . 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ROW ONE G Chamberlam P Cloutler M Baxter Captam D Lampros S Davy ROW TWO B H111 GIRL ' ATHLETIC A SOCIATIO 0 f 01'7 1 'uv ROW ONE L Derosrers K Taylor Y LeBlanc I A Darly D Nlatthews P Perkrns S Nlorang D D Arcy P Badger N Benson S Zarrlllo J Chamberlarn F Farrar A Wentworth B Ayers D LeBlanc ROXN TXNO C Morest NI Drew C Langly I Pettrs K Wrlson M Bernrer G McHugh M Baxter F Lundberg L Szyszka P Benson J Wnght P Labonte D Marn D Grenrer E Leonard P Ournt ROW THREE NI J Forbes F Mrnrter S Morrrssette C Thurston M F Blarr P Demosthenes J Smrth Il Drum M E Murphy N Keenan R Lawler P Roy N Chrrstre P Cloutrer G Labonte L Murby M Parsons K Orell ROW FOUR A Richard M Donahue M Messier L Wentworth I: Parnagarn B Taylor P Hanson B D Arey N McFadden D Rees C Rrchards L Mann A Forcrer A Darby P Cloutrer D Dearbon G Chamberlatn ROW FIVE B Robarge L Soderberg I Porter N McCauley M Taylor B Bennett C Brown N Brown B Lyle M Knowles B Radelxffe J Baker D Preston B Anderson Rlchard H Henderson J Jenkrns B Gaunya S Wrtght B Snow M Coughlrn ROW TWO C llounhan D Chamberlam A MeEldowney J Wrnebaum I Young B lssokson R Potterton E Durgrn L lssa N1 George P Durand P Dunnrngton I Mathes G Plnkham J Barden C, Dodrer I D Arey L Allen B Dyer lE1well A Larsen ROW THREE B Krng E Couture R 'xlorest G Xubcrt I Farrar C Garland H Harten C lssa C Murphy B Galderwood M Couch F Courteau M Perkxns P Woods C Rees F Frsher R Rox C Roy ROW TOUR S Gage C Fowler S Fuller M Fox M Cook A Markos C Landry I Rees G LaRoache M Rrnaldr N Mrller L Rothwell L Ous M Anderson D Coughlxn P Pettrs L Roux J Lessrs J Taylor B Lane R Landry ROW FIVF C Jakubowskr S Barnard S Lowell P Potter Q, Seymour A Allen E Sander P Bedard B Wrlson I Vervrlle B Weseott C Brazrs C Johnson I Cote J Monell L Casslly D Dungery A Mrtchell 5 'du x N. - ' ' V y 1 1 I Y I 1 'I 1 I I 0 I 1 I I 1 0 I 1 r 3 y a V , g 4 l ' I D 1 I g In 7 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I .0 g , . , T , 1 1 4 C - e , I . l 1 a 1 1 I 1 n 1. - , . 1 . . , I I 1 I 1 I 1 I D I V I 1 I 1 I r I 9 0 I ' 1 I 1 I 1 0 1 I I ROW ONE: D, Riley, J, Gates, J, Bond, D, Davy, N, Redden, S, Payeur, A, Viel, D, Lampros, J. Keenan, E, g I 1 g I H I I . 1 0 1 0 Y 0 ' ' I u 1 a Q. 1 o 1 1 0 1 v Q 1 1 1 -I 1 ' 1 A o , . , . . - Q ' 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . A . . . . . I N . y . . I ' 'Z . U ,Q . ' , - I , . , . , .t 1 , . f . - I , I . y I ' y 1 i g 4I 1 I D I D 1 'O i I I E X Y .I 1 Q 1 0 13 r . 1 '- 1 D A 1 I 1 o 1 o N 1 o 1 o 1 -I A11 1 1 - 1 wrunnaaaannruu. K 1 V .4 fr e N 3 94 ' ,H ' ,4 -1. . -. 1- - V ',. fad' ' uw. F11 ' 'sv -. J: ITG ' 9 mf., , J 0 . L .Xl 72: ' . f?'uw'--1 V wig:-5..f W- -'-ffffifn... Sri. VARSITY x ,I A Wir! ',, ROW ONE: Theodore Grondin, Ronald Weeden, Danny Sul- livan, Richard Martin, Robert Turgeon, Paul Flayhan, Still- man Rogers, Robert Bernier, Charles Baxter, Edmond Martel John Bourque,Timothy Knox, Ronald Batchelder, ROW TWO Line Coach Matthew Flaherty, Paul Caouette, Robert Brown Richard Iordan,John Viola, Robert Therrien, Edward Crateau Warren Leighton, Richard Hatfield, Jerry Murphy, Maurice Myers, Peter Fenerty, Edward Therrien, Coach Oliver Adams The Seniors 7-1 S RECORD Dover Bradley Dover Laconia Dover Concord Dover Portsmouth Dover Central Dover Keene Dover Somersworth Dover Spaulding Dover Portsmouth FOOTBALL '81 Pile-up Fumble 4554 ld 20-yd Cain VARSITY BASKETBALL ur! 1 .L ROW ONE: Charles Drake, Paul Olson, Edward Ther- rian, Peter Jacques, Daniel Sullivan, Joseph Keefe, ROW TWO: Jerry Crowley, Harold Mc.-Xdams, Frederick Walker, Robert Maloney, Coach Gil Standish, John llashem, Bruce Seymour, Robert Therrian, Maurice Myers. F-I-G-H-T Fight, team fight! Make that point! wi, M Fred Bruce Bob T. Sl.. ohn L Harold Bob M faux we Jerry RIFLE CLUB ,, . LW an rm A ROW ONE B Roberge B Potterton P Roy S Zarrrllo H Droutn M Tuttle D Marn P Badger I Morrarty K Wrlson A Wentworth M Bronson C Croft ROW TWO J Rees E Roux I Valcncra L Rrchard D Davey P Durand S Payeur N McFadden NI Woods B Gaunva J Bond S Kanada C Landry ROW THREE J Arthur P Kerevrtch B Redden R Potterton C Brown B Radclrffe A Vtel N Redden P Hanson B Lane C Hall G Hrckey E Prrce ROW FOUR L Wmg L Sabol J Maestro P Renaud R Horr L Clay B Currrer A James R Pterce P Nadeau A Cook I Webber L Spencer E Heaphy ROW FIVE A Bru nelle B Gross B Rouseau P Dron N Dron C Alty J Fox F Grover D Day E La Roache C Rrcket C HOCKEY TEAM Curtrs R Estes av 5.1, J '- ROW ONE: K,Young,T,Grondin, S, Knox, E, Crateau, ROW TWO: A, Rioux, A, Heaphy, R. Jordan, R, Rioux P, Fenerty, E, Heaphy, TN Ui SKI TEAM TN 'Y 'L gg? WH. X Mm 4 aw L 1 ROW ONE W Hum R Nye J McDonald ROW Two coachr Trask T Knox J Moneu R Emond c Baxter C Poulm W Lerghton L Brennan WI TER TRACK Q 91 5 QL r my y IXAL vs. r-' ROW ONE D, Cote, W, Dandeneau, J, Perreault, P, Hale, R, Prnsmce, A, Roffman, ROW TWO K Bolduc, D, Scheu, R. Lord, N, Dlon, M, Tuttle, R, Mxller, G, Letarte, S, Srlverman, ROW THREL Manager J, Rerlly, C, Thompson, M, Connor, L, Horton, D, Dearbom, R, Hatfreld, W Palmer, B, McCahp Foach M, ilaherty, , t D I. X K 1 . It V , - 1' P145 ' . -' W N. I '. ,N f :rf I .1 6 - :,, f - 75. 4 5 51 ww' K 5 V a W , F Q43 'L - . ' .. warn 5 ' 1 M H T . T N fb -r ' 'ffffi ' fra r : .F ,gi - x . I. J V : , , 9 Q 1 - ' , ,T ,fl 371-R N ' 2 i , 3-ka 1 A- 2 F ' 'U I J 4 I . . ,G f. A i 1. X , qg 'l I at ,'l ' I , . 4 , I . 5 R , W X X X f . H , . 1 ' I ' - L ' x 5 Q S K , , ,- L W . ,J 5 1 T yfl f ,. I 4 I , I 'l . 4 . 3 fx, 3 : ' ,ws f-.. R f ,,,,'g, F K gl ,:, ' 5 A ' Q .1 I . : 0 . 1 o 1 a . 1 , , , , , , , , , , .,..,,,, nw.. 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Smce 1859 THE YEARBOOK STAFF A l J ' J Y- ,A ' O O ,1 x f - .' I x ' 41 - , I . . 7 . ---,. - ,.,,, w , 1' A . .' x 3 . ,. . x 'N rx A W'- - J 1 1 J , . l ' ' J - 'v '- - A V' X- 2 m 1 'yi ' ' x f - ' - 4 , N ,- , . . 9 . . Q I ,ol 5 1' I . Class of 1956 The future belongs to you Resolve as builders of clvlllzatlon to be mlndful that In this magnlf :cent country fllled with purpose and promise Education wlll lead the way Wlth God as your gulde together wlth the lnsplratlon from our Ilves and works we are confident that all of you wlll work together In the splrlt of loyal ty and for servlce to humanity. DOVER TEACHERS ASSCJCIATION Q Q Q on Q Q n 1 n . . . Q LL ' ' 59 ' . 1 o Q 0 I I 0 n ns . n 5 DOVER HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL I b e d BH 9 T y MCM 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 li Compliment of he Ear Bab ie- Pr si enf John Viola - Vice President Ann e Forcier - Secr tary on anus - Treasurer Member: Complzmuzf of KAGELEIRY S SPA Sumtxm Sllwdxxldns Where e Gang Meefs and Eats Best Wishes STRAND THEATRE 7 ll W,-XSHINCXTON STRIQI-IT, DKJVI-QR th O UISIUI rtwrz Vulzze L. G BALFCUR CCMPANY Kno n he f8V9f there are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Plns Commencement Invlfahons Personal Cards Dlplomas Club Inslgnla Medals 8. Trophies Representauve Nlr Donald B Tupper Qualzty 2 Iv1e Road Cape Cottage Nlame Seruce I H rl W W u a o e s 1 0 u u -1 I . . . . A- I. , F56 BAXTER WOO LEN COMPANY N S hN Best Wishes to the Class o ' I C. JUDSON DUNAWAY CO M V h Elf akers of arnis - -Expello C ff f f DOWALIBY CLEANERS GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Meter Department Worn 1 I-H1511 5 0 DOVER, NEW' HAMPSHIRE Somer th New Hampshire 9 . ELECTRICALLY ' iIV s O In KI 'W I PUBLIC SEQVICC COMPANY OF NEW HA JIPSHIQE Best Wishes SEALTEST ICE CREAM General Ice Cream Corporation 19 Dover Street Dover, New Hampshire Urtz4f11z1lPsf1fU. fl. SH' N lffzy you Um' your jqxlure X Rf ,, 5 .- y X . . 5 X vm ,um F .EW f'nz waz!-I' tu hefp youf Kll W - Redd i owutt . U Your Electric Servant I '- l IL I Best Wishes Dover High School KEY CLUB Rest Uzshes DOVER ASSOCIATION INSURANCE AGENTS Charles W Webb Barrett Insurance Company Herbert B Curberry Henry .I Carrier Agency Ernest W Christensen .Iohn A Emerson Fischer Agency G LeRoy Gowen Agency Ben Orcutt Mathes Bros Co .Iohn W Morrlson Inc OF Charles E. Cronin Fu rythz lg r the ll IO F onkl n Square Dover N H Phone 320 FOR 81 YEARS DOVER S HOME QUALITY FURNITURE Compliments COUTURE'S SHELL STATION , e 'Ik fo nine J. E. LOTHROP CO., INC. OF of DAN S SUPERMARKET New Hampshire s Most Modern Food Store D N H p h Compllmenfs ST JOSEPH C Y Q f,l0Ul!JIl.IIl6'IlfS of 1 ' 1 Gages Hill, Central Avenue over, ew om s ire . O ' . O Compliments of IOTIIID 045- ANLIAICIS SIIYKE 8l 83 BROADWAY DOVER NN TEL 265 Complzme Lts C I WHITE, INCORPORATED General Contractor Dover New Hompshlre U l . . 1 O 1- v 'rof O Q I Tramlng Business Personnel Smce 1896 GORDON S MARKET THE MclNTosH COLLEGE P f 1 f STRAFFORD STRAFFORD SAVINGS BANK FARMS DAIRY Conzpliments of ' Accounting - Drafting Clerical Secrefa l , Dover, New Hampshire Com liments 0 Comwlimerzts 0 D ARCY COMPANY INC BIG DIPPER DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE NORTH BERWICK MAINE DAERIS RESTAURANT GARRISON GREENHOUSE D C' plinzrfnts nf C' Ifinzwzts nf , F plknents of C pliments of O DOVER HARDWARE CHRIS AND PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY f MEADER'S FLOWER SHOP LORD AND KEENAN, INC Lvllllgfllfllftlflvflll-S Class nfl If I 5 Y! ll ll K KJ V I C IIIIIICIIZS of ff IlllIPlIll7.!'llf-' U I f 0lllIJ!ZfIlPlLlS' THE WIGGIN FUNERAL HOME A G Spalding Afhlehc Equipment Guns and Ammunmon JOHNSON HARDWARE Upper Square Dover N H ARMOND S GARAGE HarmondJ Grenler Prop General Repanrlng 81 Accessories Work Guaranteed 46 Broadway Sf. Phone 1002 Dover, New Hampshure Complzments DOVER NASH CO 8. INC Central Ave. at Page's Corner Phone 696 Dover, N. H. of Fishing Tackles , ' 0 STRAFFORD NATIONAL BANK Llllfll DOVER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION LORD AND KEENAN DOVER PAINT 8. VARNISH COMPANY R h TEXACO SERVICE STATION sn TI 9 D NHph If fl' zentsaf fy IZA ' Lsof H II . h . Touruine IO093 P ' - V ' I1 - E I T ' yI C ' 293 i ver Street - e . I43 er ew cm ' fornpllments FARNHAM S Dover s Style Center Quality Clothing 81 Footwear BOUCHER S Nation Wude Market Front St Salmon Falls Rest ualzty frorerzes Q llerzts I uw 1 nces S' ll ll I FCPIL Stamps Hes! llzshes CD ED SHOPS RALPH PILL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO Wholesale Distributors Supplies Flxtures and Appliances Dove' porlsmoulh Dover Branch Dover N H 349 Central Ave Phone 1250 Complzments 0 M 8. M BAKERIES INC MRS PAPAS SHOP Coats Suns Dresses 426 Central Avenue Dover N H Telephone 254 Complzments of MARRETTS FURNITURE STORE Complzments Of GARRISON GROCERY 39 Central Avenue Dover New Hamp share of ' ' . ,N.H. .Q ' :A .4 I for 4 ,',t .4 . . I . . . , . . . . f -L-R-. I , , . . , I IS I I . ROBBINS AUTO SUPPLY CO A8. E TRANSPORTATION DOVER DRUG B tIIz P LETARTE S SHELL STATION Salmon Falls Best 0 Luck BRODHEAD FORD SALES Dover Point Road Where You Can Buy WLKIL Con Ldence MORRILL FURNITURE CO 42I 425 Central Ave Dove e 7 Over 60 Years Ln Dover Complzments of ROUX S MARKET Tel 1955 91 Mann Street Good Luck WHITING STATIONERY School Supplies Books Statuonery Dover, New Ha mp shire Fon plzrzzwzm of C !1 H' It of I Dover, New Hampshire es 'sh s N. H. f E. . ' r T I. U 1 ,Iv I f. K D f fowl l url aw I9 f I mnplmzz nts 1 PAUL S JEWELRY NC DOVER N H BIDDEFORD PORTLAND ME HARLEY S DINER Famous for Good Foods Rotary Cnrcle Routes l25-24 Lee New Hampshare HARRY A MUNROE Lumber 8, Bulldlng Mafernals Lee N H Tel Dover 293-2l fomplzments 0 STONEY S DINER fmnplznzerzts AMERICAN HOUSE Complzments of P. A. CASEY CO., INC Typewruiers of all makes Bought, Sold, Rented, Repaured and overhauled EDWARD H. QUIMBY CO. 81 INC. lO6 Washmgfon St. Phone 878 Dover 1:1 ,. of Sr I A A ' 'f TRI -HI - Y CLUB ' ' ME . ' . f of I2 st llzshes Cla 9 Q6 WARREN S Dover s Largest Furniture Store 69 Thsrd Sf SHEVENELL STUDIO For Flne Products Tel 2304 366 Central Ax enue Do e Com! lzments 0 RAY S SHOPPE 389 Central Avenue Dover N H SWEETLAND RESTAURANT In C0 ldllll ned 364 Central Avenue Dover N fomplzrnents HOUSE OF CHARM Be tWLshes to the Class r 1956 Yom INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH SERVICE Publzshers of College Placement Dzreclory Complzments of THE IDEAL FOOD STORE Durham New Hump shnre Complzments NEWSKY S GROCERY l S. nfl9' I I I ' v r, N. H. Compliments of 1 . f I A ' , I ' 'Q , .I'l. I s ' af f f 7 St W E L CASEY COMPANY Electncal Contractors 555 Central Avenue Dover NH fooflllrft ALFRED CATALFO JR Attorney at Law Dover New Hampshure Hestr Luc! NOEL S LUNCHEONETTE SIEGEL S DEPARTMENT STORE 851 Central Ave Dove N H VISIT Tlll SNACK 8. SODA SHOPPE 126 Washnngton St Dover N fomplm ents 0 THE MELROSE SHOP Uecora tang Servzce 128'6 Washington St Dover N Tel 391 H Best Wtshes to the Flass 0 56 DOVER NEWS SHOP Best 0fLuck REY S ITALIAN SANDWICHES Complzments of TOP O' THE MORN DONUTS Fresh Even Dm Be. nisfzes ' ' 1' 1 . . s , . , . . - fjUlII.PlilIlf?llfS of Jf ,r Q Y I . r, . . 'l f f ll ll A ' . , .H. , ' . I , ' . f, llll SEAVY HARDWARE 71 ANDREW RIVERS Photographer If lunents CORMIER S PHARMACY The Rex ll Store L SHALTREY CW 1111 zenisu JAMES K HORNE flomplurents CAMPBELL S SHOE STORES Portsmouth C ZPIL ents SHAHEEN S MARKET Best llrsfzes UPTOWN THEATER DEWHIRST MOTOR SALES C Lect USED CARS St Thoma s Street food Luck GIROUX S MARKET Salmon Falls New Hampshrre Best lhshes DOVER BUICC COMPANY Complzmenzs 0 BERUBE BROTHERSI G A STORE Front Street Salmon Falls N H Complunents of THE BICYCLE SHOP Reparrmg On fill Types 20 Chestnut Street Dover N. H Complzments of THE REMNANT SHOP Dover New Hampshrre COOK EXPRESS Associated wlth LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE VAN MOVERS Durham, N. H. Telephone ll7 J Complzments of ATLAS GLASS AND MIRROR COMPANY Cm ITUICIIKS 0 Cmnpl' ents of P f I LO T - A ' Uf Cond Luck Class of '56 U , ' . of ,on :fn f , . , INC. Dover .on Arn of U I 1 I O I ' ,. f , . . I Complzrnents of CARBERRY SHOE STORE Phone l500 955 Town A 8. C Tax: Inc 2 way Radno Equipped 24 Hour Servuce 26 Third St Dover N H Hest ofl uck ozld s Del: cctessen 46 Third Street Dover N H Opp Statuon e 1020 Cornplxments Tots and Teens 5 Central Ave Dover N H Complxments of Holtt and Wentworth Best Wxsbe WEBB S GROCERY Corrzplxrnents 0 Cleaning and Pressing ED S GROCERY Gmcenes Produce Gas I Rollnnsford Complxm ents of Malestlc Clothes 474 Central Avenue Dover N Ora s Candy Shoppe atch Ls Wake Your Candy 368 Central Avenue Dover N H Compliments KING S JEWELRY Compliments SANDLER S V H Cogswell, Inc Your International Harvester Dealer 67 Fufth Street Dover N H Telephone 118 Best Wzsbes YVONNE S Cornplxm en ts of Western Auto Compliments THIRD STREET MARK ET H . , . .R. R. ' ' ' ' T I. ' ' ' ' ' 1 BOURQUE'S Cash 8. Carry n n ' 1 1 T ODI ' N. H . . ul lx I ' , .H. , ' of A S Of . D of H C VINTON .IEWELER Goodl uck Class of 56 Complzmenls 103 washmgto S F W Woolworfh Co C mplzment VICTORY MARK ET 43 Locust Sf Dover Complxm ents Helene s C OIIIPIIIIIPIIIS of BERNARD S MILLINERY STORES Compllments of NESBITT S ARMY NAVY STORE Woshmgfo Sf Dover N H Dover Roche ter Port mouth Complzm ents STERLING S CUT RATE Best ofLuck SID CLARK S MARKET 4 Cenfral Ave Dover N H Durham Compllmenls Lynch s Beauty Shop Complzm en ts Geo W Flowers Furniture Store 526 Central Ave Dover New Hampshire Good Luck Paul s Colffures Where Huxr Cutting ls An Phone 985 Art CONNELL S Auto Seat Covers Tailor Wade F01 Your Cal 2 Hour Servlce one II24 Compliments of SEARS 8. ROEBUCK GoodLuCk DOVER STATION ERS Congratulations AIun's Linoleum Mart DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY New England Lumber Dlvlsuon Coal Lumber Building Mater: als . . I Q ' . of ' n Y. ' ' ' fo ' S of . Of I . , N. H. I a . - v .S -. S ' n . , . . Of ' 33 . , . Of I 1 N. H. ' ' ' I , . ' Ph Compliment Sulverman s Fashuon Shops Dover POTISITIO th Compliments 0 LACY S Com! lrments f Peggy s Yarn Shoppe MORRILL BUILDING ARLEN S .I and A Dlmcmbro Prop Groceries and Provlsnons e O 229W Locust St Compllm ents CITY TAXI ELK SPRING BEVERAGES Ho eof Dads Root Beer-Mnsson Beverages Valencna Frunt .Iulces 56M St Thomas Dover Comphments R EADMON S QUALITY SEAFOOD II Locust St Complxmerzt of and an Cleaners DOVER SHOE HOSPITAL 6 Th: d St Dover N Ortbopedzc Work Shoe Sbzne Zipper Repau Best Wishes Froton s Beauty Salon Phone 1515 I96 Central Ave. v Bl' Compliments of A LIP SON INC. Good! uck JONESY S TEXACO STATION Albert E Alle Registered Jeweler American Gem Society Established 1914 TeIepI1one ZJ7 M Compliments of Tasker and Chesley Best Wx shes GARDNER S BARBER SHOP Locust St Dover N H . , S Q ' . f . I ' I R 1' . . 0 , u . of T I. 'II 4 . - . of I m ' I N.H. Dover N, H, ' S 'r . Spic Sp . H. I Do , N. H. I . 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