Epping High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Epping, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1958 volume:

.L - Y i Y 'A I . Y A 6 2 HILLTUP 1958 Published By EPPING HIGH Sl3ll00L DEDICATION We the Senior Class of 1958, dedicate this yearbook to all of our teachers, in sincere app- reciation of their willlngnels and constant pa- tience in inspiring and directing us toward high- er ideals. 141: Z 1- xonxnsi umm. 2 If? ,..,,. .azz iii!! . 2 t ' Ei 2 f 4 . : , ,Q 5 1 3 ......... . , . :..: : : . .. nw-.mf o. B IR. GEORGE SULLIVAN Superintendent of Schools The number of diplomas a graduate has in his pocket lsn't half as important as the amount of determination he has in his head. Unless the graduate has used the past twelve years to develop those habits of work and lndustry, and those tralts of character which will clearly outline his responsibilities in the future, he will be lacking in this determination. Choose a career you love. Give it the belt there is ln you. Seize your op- portunities and be a responsible member of society. 3 Today the school child is being taught or placed in a learning situation from the moment he arrives at school until he leaves. No longer does he re- port. recite, study some on his own, recess in a wild tumult, recite again, and return home. Instead, he becomes an integral part of an organized sched- ule with planned experiences that offer desirable learning situations. This we have accepted as our philosophy of learning. IR . BERTRAND ROGER Prinoipsl GEORGE P. SULLIVAN University of New Hampshire A.B.: Plymouth Teachers College Ed.M.:. Graduate Study, Calvin Coolidge College. ADMINISTRATION KATHERINE BRACKETT Secretary to Superintendent. Epping High School l956. GLADYS E. PAGE Supervisor of Hot Lunch. Y. M. C. A. Food Shop and Myles Standish Hotel Boston, Mass.: Phillips Exeter Academy 4 FACULTY PRISCILLA J. ESTEY BERTRAND G. ROGER rf t, LESLIE D. COOPER Home Economics and English and French. Georgetown Social Studies and Hygiene.Nasson Col- University B.S. :Graduate study, English, University of legepUniversity of Boston University. New Hampshire B.A.: New Hampshire B.S. Graduate Study, Uni- versity of New Hamp- shire. Graduate Study, Uni- versity of New Hamp- shire. RUTH C . BARNES Mathematics and Science.Cox-nell University B.A. :Graduate Study, THELMA LOVEN Music Supervisor. New England Conservatory of Music B.S. in Music Education. Boston Con- servatory of Music B.A. in dance. 5 of New Hampshire -is CLIFTON W. HASTINGS , Business Education.Boston Uni- versity B.A. :Graduate Study, Boston Universitygi-iarvard Uni- versity5University of New Hamp- shire. PRIMARY YEARS Dick - Ann Paul Louise Judy - Hutch Lee J oan ' Gigs ' uphill. uanita J Vxenna 6 David RICHARD SANBORN ,, , ,, --mem- COURSE ... .. . ... Classical AMBITION - . . . .......... Teacher PA5T-TIME .............. Railroad Enthusiast Class President 1, 3,4:Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3,43 Class Play 4: Yearbook Staff 3, 4: Basketball Manager 3,41 Baseball Manager 3, 4. LEE LIMPERIS . . . . . Quickie COURSE . .... . .... Classical AMBITION . . . .To be a success PAST-TIME ......... . ..... W hat all boys do Student Council 3: Class Vice-President 4: Glee Club 4: Class Play 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Junior Prom King 3. 1 VIENNA CROCKER . . . . . Nenna COURSE ........ . . ...... Classical AMBITION . . . . Elementary Teacher PAST -TIME .... . ............ Baby- sitting Class Secretary 1,41 Vice-President 3: Student Council 2: Glee Club l,2,3,4: Special Chorus 2.4: National Honor Society 3,45 Art Club 2: Class Play 43 Yearbook Staff 3.4: Volleyball 2,3,4: Bowling Z,3,4: D.A.R. Representative 4. PHYLLIS ROGERS . ...... Phll' COURSE ........ . . . . Commercial AMBITION , , , , , Secretary PAST-TIME ......--.-.............. Eating Class Vice-President 1: Class Treasurer 3,45 Glee Club 1,Z,3,4: Art Club 23 Class Play 45 Yearbook Staff 4: Volleyball lg Bowling 3, 4. 'I ball 3.4: Softball 13 Bowling Z, 3,4. JUANITA BOWLEY , , . , , , Hsin, COURSE ' ' - - - - . . .General AMBITION , . , . . .Secretary PAST-TIME............................ Reading Transfer from Sanborn Seminary: Glee Club 43 Yearbook Staff 4. ty 3,41 Cheerleader 3,4. JOAN CORNISH . . . . . . Chee-chee COURSE . . . . . . Commercial AMBITION . . . . . . . . . Hair Stylist PAST-TIME..............................Eatlng Glee Club l,Z, 3, 4 fPresidentlg Special Chorus 43 Dramatlce Club 23 Claus Play 4: Yearbook Staff 4g Basketball 2. 3.4 QCU-captalnlg Softball 3, 4: Volley- ball 2, 3, 4 lCo-captalnjg Bowling 3, 4, 8 GRACE BISHOP . . . . Cvl'BClE COURSE . . . . . . . Commerclal AMBITION . . . . . . . Receptlomst PAST-TIME......................... Fun Art Club Z5 Class Play 4: Yearbook staff 4 Volley PIERRETTE CHAREST . . . . . . Frenchy' COURSE............. ........Commerc1al AMBITION. . . . . . .To do the right thxng PAST-TIME......................... Class Treasurer 1: Glee Club 1, 3,45 Class Play 4: Yearbook Staff 4: National Honor Socxe LEE HUTCHINSON. . . . . HW-lfCh COURSE.... ..............General AM.B1TION,,,, ,. ,.Conservatlon Officer PAST-TIME ....................What all boys do Glee Club 4g Class Play 4g Yearbook Staff 45 Base- ball 1.2: Track L23 Student Council 4. JUDY MAE Lavou-:,... Doc COURSE........... ....C1aSSiC2l AMBITION... Nurse PAST-TIME..............................5P0l'f5 Class President 2g Class Historian 43 Glee Club l, Z, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4g Dramatics Club Z Class Play 43 Yearbook Staff 45 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 2, 35 Bowling 3,'4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. PAUL LAVOIE . . . . . . . . Dave COURSE...... ........ Classical AMBITION. . . . . . . Electrical Englneer PAST-TIME ....................What all boys do Class Vice-Presldent Z: Class Historian lg Glee Club 43 National Honor Society 3,45 Class Play 4g Yearbook staff 45 Baseball I, Z, 3g Class Marshal 3 MARY MARGARET LEDDY . . . G18 COURSE . . . . . . Commercial AMBITXON . . . . . . To be on time PAST-'r1ME............................Sleeving Transfer from Holy Rosary High: Claes Secretary 35 Class Treasurer 2: Glee Club Z, 3,4g Special Chorus Zg Dramatlcs Club: Class Play 41 Yearbook Staff 4g Volleyball 2: Cheerleader Z, 3, 4 QCo-captalnl. 9 . COURSE.......... ............. General W AMBITION . . . . . . Conservatlon Manager PAST-TIME...................... Forestry Work Glee Club 43 Yearbook Staff 4: Track l, Z. DAVID E. MONTOOTH . . . . . Cl1'1CkY COURSE . . . . . . . . Cl3bHiC21 AMBITION... ................. U. S-N3VY PAST-TIME. . . - . . . . . . Drlvlng and what all boys do Transfer from Exeter High School: Glse Club 47 Class Play 4: Yearbook Staff 4, Baseball 4. ANN LOUISE NICHOLSU.. ........ SU COUR5E.............. ...Commercial AMBITION . . . . . . To be a success PAST-TIME.....-...................... Dancing Glee Club l,Z, 3.4: Dramatics Club Zg Class Play 4, Yearbook Staff 45 Volleyball Z, 3,41 Basketball 3, 4, captalnjg Junlor Prom Queen 3. JEAN ROBERTSON . . . . . Jeannie ! COURSE........... .............Classlcal AMBITION . . . . . . Occupational Therapist PAST-TIME ...U....................... Sewing Class Treasurer lg Class Secretary Zg Student Councll 3, Glee Club l,2, 3,4: Special Chorus 45 National Honor Society 3, 4: Art Club Z3 Clan Play 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Volleyball 2, 3,4. I0 MASON MCP!-IEE ... . . Mac' Softball 21 Bowling 2, 3.4: Cheerleader 1.2, 3, 4 QCD- LOUISE ELAINE THEEAULT . . . . . . Weezer ...Commercial AMBITION . . . . . . .Receptionist PAST-TlME............................... Fun Student Council 1:Class Historian 2, 3gGlee Club 1, 2, 3, 4QSecretary-Treasurer! :National Honor Society 3,4gDramatics Club ZgClass Marsha1l3: Class Play 43 Yearbook Staff 4: Basketball 2, 3,4fco-captalnlg Softball l, 2, 3, 45Volley ball Z, 3, 4 fco-captainlg Bowling 3, 4. L, s. . . CLASS PROPHECY Time: September 10, 1968. Scene: Our old retired principal is on his honeymoon and is visiting his 58 gradu- ates--wherever they may be. . . Mr. and Mrs. Roger were surprised to find Vienna Crocker as the Head of the Football Coaching Department of U. C. L. A. What a shock! They found Jean Robert- son in San Quentin where she is serving a sentence for practicing medicine without a license. . . on horses yet! As a teacher in one of Arthur Murray studios, Gracie Bishop gave Mr. and Mrs. Roger a free lesson ln cha-cha-cha. Joan Cornish is now head of a Beauty Salon in New York City. Upon the honeymooners' arrival, she was setting Elvis Presley's hair. While touring the U. N. Building, our visitors discovered Louise Thibeault re- presenting the U. S. in the debates with Rus sla over the possession of the territories of the moon. According to the news, Phyllis Rogers has finally reached her goal. She won the race at Indianapolis Speedway and is now called Hot Rod Queen of 68 -- How about that! Mr. Roger just couldn't stay away from schools so he visited Sanborn Seminary's new principal, Miss Juanita Bowley,who had just fired her old teachers. NBC Bulletin is interrupting Science Fiction Theater to announce that the well-known scientist Paul E. Lavoie has just blown up Washington Observatory with his chemistry set. Horseback riding on the plains of Tucas, the Rogers found Lee Hutchinson and his twenty thousand heads of cattle looking for a ranch. Our couple missed Mason Mc- Phee who was too busy among 1700 used Bulcks picking parts, trying to make one. Arriving in Boston, our tired pair was greeted by Richard Sanborn now president of the Mighty Boston and Epping Railroad. Dave Montooth was seen flashing by in his big Cadillac still pretending he is Mr. Barrett's son. The 53 Dodge never caught up with him. ? Here comes the bride but a half hour late. Too bad Gigs Leddy hasn't suc- ceeded in her ambition. Our weary travelers just had to go to Miami to see Ann Nich- ols. She is doing quite well as the Head of a Lovelorn Council for emotional teen- agers. Lee Limperis ls Sons k Daughters are still in the turkey business. Of course, the Rogers will buy their first turkey from them. The bride and groom expected a. quiet afternoon at Frenchy's. They were astonished to find Plerrette unmarried with- out a job, just staying home to watch American Bandstand. To see Judy Lavoie, Mr. and Mrs. Roger went to the nearest hospital. Sure enough there she was running down the corridor yelling 1 finally got Lee's appendix. They quickly inquired about Lee's condition. Tired but happy, the honeymooners returned home and settled down to live hap- pily ever after. Pierrette Charest David Montooth 11 P. , 1 1 KxA x AS WE ARE 4 1.7 1958 l E Tm-: 3 'Q' .5 Sgr! if 'Q bfi. ..- 1 1 I J, iff f Rf. A: il S, ,., WI ly f Q, Lvl Lv f ' X A--.fllvf T' Lxhx ' if, ' K 4 -5 IN 47, af 4-1 f S-AQ lliil Zxl23 I r nur ? Q , l f f we f.v '4 A Yam gl H .IX I I Q SEE, if Qgkffff . E ff ff' V5 -Q9 fm 'f II gk u g'? I nh 'T , iii? STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Sandra Twombly STANDING: Claude Bernier, Lee Allen, L20 Hulchlnion- i Ff Mr. Roger and the members of the Student Council are striving to do their share of the work, along with everyone else, to better our school and raise money for the athletic fund. We think that if you try to enjoy golng to school and participate in school activities all of un will profit. So let's get with it because sooner or later We all have to admit we really like it and will miss lt. l4 NIOR- CLASS FIRST ROW: Nancy Bernie:-, Ralph Roblnson, Brenda Harvey, Rosalind Hartford, Fred Wharem, Larry Fuss. SECOND ROW: Richard Scagliotti, Anne Janelle, Gall Sllveira, Patty Comeau, Sandra. Nash, Constance Rogers, Leslie Marcdte. THIRD ROW: Claude Bernier, George Brown, Charles Sanborn, Albert Dutton, Edward Churchill, Donald Bonenfant. fmt Y This year the junior class, under the guidance of Mr. ' Hastings. sold Christmas cards. This brought money into our treasury. Later on during the season we are plannlng a Junlor Prom. I5 SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Pat Thorn, Kathy True, Sandra Gagnon, Joan Guyette, Sandra Twombly, Patty Denoncour. SECOND ROW: George Adams, Gerard Lavoie, Alice Manter, Jeanette Bernier, Carol Whitehead, Carole Hayes, Paul Martel. THIRD ROW: Arnold Emerson, Donald Fisher, Lewis Nowe, Jack Lavoie, John Brackett. Oull Class is UUTSTBND-'I-'Ng sf- Q: K? IES: :ha-is uwumooi 6 - w.-3e'5f3.Jf5f7..ff m dn Nov. .1-a, H51 Q ' HUF ' A . . . HOV f 3 5 16 FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Lee Allen, Walter Manter, John Spear. James Brackett, Gerard Cote. SECOND ROW: Carlton Day, Joan Lavoie, Robert Hackett, Charles Day Alden Crocker, Thomas Hutchinsomwarren Trefsthern,Marilyn Stevens, Linda Robinson. . THIRD ROW: Sandra Emerson, Beatrice Pratt, Arlene Bernier, Doris Jackson, Karen Sullivan, Gloria Elliott, Lucretia Hartford, Dianne Thlbeault. ABSENT: Kendall Chase When we arrived at E. H. S. we were welcomed by everyone except the sophomores, and their welcome was delayed until October when we had initiation . There were 27 in our class when we started, but at the present we have only 25. Our first activity at being Fresh- men was to hold a dance, which was called Harvest Hop and that was a great success. Then we had the Christmas Party which the Freshmen have charge of each year. That was a success also. We, the Students of the Freshmen Class would like to thank Mr. Cooper for making our first year in high school an enjoyable one. 17 . 6 I YEARBOOK STAFF FIRST ROW: .Tudy Lavoie, Phyllis Rogers, Richard Sanborn, Vienna Crocker, Joan Cornish, Louise Thibeault. SECOND ROW: Mary Leddy, Pierrette Charest, Grace Bishop, Jean Robertson. Ann Nichols. THIRD ROW: Paul Lavoie, Mason McPhee, David Montooth, Lee Limperis, Lee Hutchinson. EDITOR............ BUSINESS MANAGER.............. ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER. . . . ART.......................... COPY............ . PHOTOGRAPHY . . . TYPISTS. . . . ADVERTISING . . . ADVISOR. . . . . . . . .Vienna Crocker . . . .Richard Sanborn . . . . Joan Cornish ......................G1-ace Bishop . ..Phyllis Rogers, Louise Thlbeault . . . . . . Judy Lavole, Jean Robertson . . . Pierrette Charest, Ann Nichols Phyllis Rogers, Juanita Bowley Louise Thibeaull, Joan Cornish Mary Leddy, Grace Bishop . . . . Lee Hutchinson, David Montooth Mason McPhee, Lee Llmperh Paul Lavoie . . . Mrs. Priscilla Estey l8 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Anne Janelle, Plerrette Charest, Judy'Lavole,Vlenna Crocker, Louise Thibeault. SECOND ROW: Jean Robertson,Paul La.voie,Richard Sanborn,Phyllls Rogers, Constance Rogers. GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Anne Janelle, Sandra Twombly, Gerard Lavoie, Lee Limperis, Joan Cornish, Louise Thibeault, Charlie Day, Lucretia Hartford, Karen Sul- livan, Patty Denoncour. SECOND ROW: Dianne Thibeault, Doris Jackson, Joan Lavoie,Ann Nichols, Mary Leddy, Pierrette Chareet, Judy Lavoie, Kathy Beede, Jean Robertson, Constance Rogers, Kathy True, Sandra Gagnon, Carol Whitl-lead, Nancy Ber- nier, Rosalind Hartford. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Rogers, Vienna Crocker, Lee Hutchinson, Paul Lavoie, David Montooth, Mason McPhee, Richard Sanborn, Gail Silveria, Marilyn Stevens 19 CLASS PLAY alex 1-3oY9' PM U1 befegf. Raul I I l All together. Z0 G,3ce. D0n,t I 1 wave' fis 0 Y. Gln Pteaie do afe 1 701191, I told you I had a problem father. In short, Sir, I think you're a rotterl 2.1 1 1 ZZ BOYS' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Kendall Chase, Gerard Lavoie, Jack Lavoie and Ralph Robinson, lCo-captainlj, Leslie Marcotte, Larry Foss. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cooper, lCoachj, Fred Wharem, Armand O'Bax-ton, Lee Allen, Charles Sanborn, John Brackett, Richard Willey, Richard Sanborn, flvianagerj. ABSENTz Alden Crocker, lAssistant Managerj. 8 X X 3, X i1 N Q x . Xxx There were only twelve boy: out for basketball this year. 5 ' They were all under-class men and had little game experience. ff However, everyone is trying hard and learning fast. K I 'W Mr. Cooper wal coach again this year and expressed the 1 X belief that our team had a good chance of making the League i A w Tournament in spite of its inexperience. s N 2' A' ' ll v A 5 Z3 GIRLS' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Joan Cornish, ICO-Captainj, Rosalind Hartford, Judy Lavoie, Sandra Gagnon, Sandra Twombly, Carol Whitehead, Lucretia Hartford. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Barnes, f,Ccachl, Louise Thlbeault, QCU-Captalnl, Doris Jackson, Ann Nichols, Patricia Denoncour, Gail Silveira, Joan Lavoie, Nancy Bernler, Jeanette Bernier. THIRD ROW: Kathy Beede, Dianne Thibeault, Anne Janelle, Marilyn Stevens, Patricia Comeau, Karen Sullivan, Linda Robinson, Arlene Bernier. I 3 Q, . ' ,w i W x . We have had a very successful lealon in girls' basketball, due to the good teamwork and sportsmanship, which the girls showed. We cannot extend enough credit to Mrs. Barnes for her consmnt faith and encouragement. Z4 VOLLEYBALL FIRST ROW: Vienna Crocker, Grace Bishop, Joan Cornish and Louise Thibeault, fCo-captainsj, Jean Robertson, Karen Sullivan, Patty Denoncoux SECOND ROW: Joan Guyette, Sandra Twombly, Gail Silveira, Conltance Rogers, Anne Janelle, Nancy Bernier, Lucretia Hartford, Mx-I. Eltey, fCoachl. THIRD ROW: Doris Jacklon, Dianne Thibeault, Joan Lavoie, Marilyn Stevens, Jeanette Bei-niet, Linda Robinson. ABSENT: Patty Comeau. x Many thank! to Mrl. Estey for making this a. succelsful year in volley-ball. We would like to extend encouragement to next year's team. 25 A 26 CHEERLEADERS Patty Denoncour, Joan Lavoie, Rosalind Hartford, Judy Lavola, Ann Nichols, Mary Leddy, Pierrette Charest, Gail Silveira, Joan Guyette, Doris Jackson. It has been an honor for ua to be cholen to reprelent Epping High School in leading the student body to cheer our teams to victory. We feel very happy and honored to have won the award for the best cheerleading in our Southeastern League for the past three years. We have also won a. cup and honorable mention at the Dover Invitational Cheerleading Tournament. May the future cheerleaders be as fortunate an we have been. Z7 BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Leslie Marcntte, Gerard Lavoie, Paul Lavoie, Lee Hutchinson Ralph Robinson, John Brackett. SECOND ROW: Mr. Roger, fCoachl. Lee Allen. Jack Lavoie, David Montooth, Charles Sanborn, Kendall Chase, Richard Sanborn, Uvianagerl. ABSENT: Alden Crocker . Xie Under the able direction of Mx-. Roger and the experience of returning veterans, this year's baseball team should at- tain a. record which it can be proud of. Z8 if-V i SOFTBALL FIRST ROW: Joan Cornish, Joan Guyette, Sandra Twombly, Sandra Gagnon, Carol Whitehead, Joan Lavoie. SECOND ROW: Dianne Thibeault, Louise Thlbeault, Doris Jackson, Marilyn Stevens, Patty Comeau, Karen Sullivan, Patty Denoncour, Linda Roblnlon. We had a luccessful Season last year under the coaching ' L, -a.. of our new coach, Mr. Cooper. is We feel fortunate to have Mr. Cooper back again this year and are looking forward to an elpeclally luccenful season this year. -s.-si - 'wa 29 NIOR PROM Our prom, held on the night of April 26, was the climax of our Junior Year By nine o'clcck the Town Hall was filled with hand- some young men in their Sunday beat, and lovely young ladiel in gowns of silk and lace. Min Ann Nichol! Wal chalen queen of the prom: sharing the spotlight with our Queen was King Lee Limperla. This night of splendor has ended, but it will always live ln our memories. Coats checked? Checking in. Heading the Grand March '-5 5. pg 1 L. . W Mew, Q25 V 'SY' dh 1 - 4 xr' Mx ff . , .-,iq . if . I b. 1 my. ff :fr nun. H 1 3 1 f 4 32 ADVERTISING CAND YLAND Raymond, N. H. BROOK'S SERVICE STATION General Repairing Epping, New Hampshire The Best In Sports Equipment Special Prices To Schools And Clubs Louise's Shop 183 Water Street Exeter, N. H. Compliments of Batcheldei-'s Book Store Exeter, N. H. BEN'S PHOTO SHOP 130 Water St. Pr. 2-2571 Next to Police Station Authorized Bell and Howell Dealer Exeter. New Hampshire Dr. Marin J. Dionne Dentist Epping Road Raymond, Dial: Twin Oaks 5-3313 N. H. CHARLES J. HALEY Television-Radios Appliances Exeter, New Hampshire Compliments of The Curtain Shop Exeter, N. H. COMPLIMENTS OF BOURQUE SHOE COMPANY RAYMOND, NEW HAMPSHIRE W. S. GOODRICH, INC. manufacturers of Water Struck Brick Phone 2652 Epping, New Hampshire COMP LIMENTS OF DIAL PRES. 2-5421 EXETER, NEW HAMPSHIRE 35 COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE LIMPERIS 8: SON SPECIALIZING IN DOUBLE BREASTED TURKEYS COMP LIMEN TS OF BREWITT'S FUNERAL HOME EPPING, NEW HAMPSHIRE PIKEY'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Esso Service Station Gas - Oil - Lubrication Tune -up Towing Service Phone 3261 Residence Z95l Main Street Epping, N. H. 36 COMPLIMENTS OF MILJO CHEMICAL COMPANY INC EXETER, NEW HAMPSHIRE COMPLIMENTS OF DEARBORN'S MOTOR EXPRESS AND MOVING SERVICE DIAL PRES. Z-2832 EXETER. NEW HAMPSHIRE COMPLLMENTS OF LEON C. CALEF BUYER OF LIVE POULTRY BARRINGTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE 37 BEST OF LUCK T0 ALL MASON MCPHEE DANIEL A. SUNDEEN INC. Luxnber 81 Building Materials Frigedaire Applianqeg Dial: T. W. 5-3347 Raymond, New Hampshire MOODY'S MENS AND BOYS WEAR LADIES SPORTSWEAR SHOES EXETER, N. H. HAP Compliments of EPPING GARAGE Phone T. W. 5-2531 Editl-Us Beauty Shop Edith MacIntosh, Prop. Epping Street Raymond, New Hampshire Compliments of Irma's Exeter, N. H. Ask for Day's Potato Chips Manufactured in Raymond, N. H. Danvera, Mase Edward T. Lavoie Bottled Gas 81 Appliances Epping, New Hampshire 9 'L 15K U-H. Nationally Advertised Men's and Students Wear Formal Wear For Sale or Rent Tel. Pr. 2-5932 FECTEAU'S SHOPPING CENTER Richfield Gas 81 Oil Quality Groceries Meats 81 Provisions Phone 3023 Epping, New Hampshire SLEEPER'S JEWELRY STORE Exeter, N.H. Fine watches and Jewelry Repairing Gifts-Hand Engraving Hamilton and Elgin Watches Diamonds-Jewelry-Towle Sterling Dot's Flower Shop Exeter, N. H. Church Street Epping, New Hampshire J. F. BROWN S: SONS McCormick Farm Equipment Surge Milkers and Equipment Farmall Tractors .Tamesway Barn Equipment Tel. 2332 Epping, N. H. Roberge Photo Shop Largest supplies of Foreign and Domestic Cameras in New Hampshire Exeter. New Hampshire Wood Fences - Playground Equipment Vis it Our Outdoor Display 26 Types of Fences Buy Now P1-omp Delivery NEW HAMPSHIRE FENCE CO. , INC. Route 9101, Raymond, New Hampshire THE EXETER BANKING COMPANY EXETER, NEW HAMPSHIRE DIAL: PRES. 2-5971 FOR. COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE FINE CLOTHING FOR DADS AND LADS , lan?tm'8iSu1auinn IHBURFURATID 65 WATER STREET EXETER, NEW HAMPSHIRE 40 EXETER BOWLING ALLEYS 10 Columbus Avenue Dial: Pres. Z-3121 Exeter, New Hampshire THE REXALL STORE Prescription Service Page 8: Shaw Chocolates Films and Photo Service Soda Fountain Service, Toilet Goods Drugs, Sundries, Patent Medicines Volland Sr Bussa-Cardozo Greeting Cards Mail k Delivery Service Fresh homemade donuts Hot coffee and tea Telephone 2011, 413 Main Street Epping, New Hampshire LAMPERY CLAM HOUSE Water Street, Epping, N. H. D. O. Butler. Mgr. You've tried everywhere, try our' CADXEUX WAYSIDE FURNITURE Buy The Best For Less Fine Modern Furniture Cedar Chest by Lane Electrical Appliances Route 101 Pres. 2-2379 Stratham, New Hampshire Compliments of Burnham Dry Cleaner Exeter, New Hampshire O. H. Camrnett A Son Kelvinator Appliances Electrical Contracting Refrigeration Service The Exeter Shopping Center Ports. Ave. Exeter N. H. PR 2-2781 Compliments of LONDON'S DRY GOODS STORE 119 Water Street Exeter, N. H. MOORE'S SHOE STORE C. M. Mayo C. R. Row PResident 2-3021 Quality Footwear Shirts-Ties-Hosiery Exeter, N. H. 8 WATERHOUSE GARAGE RAYMOND, NEW HAMPSHIRE FORD SALES - SERVICE NEW and USED CARS GROVER C. WATERHOUSE TWIN OAKS Dial 5-3351 Compliments of Cornplirnents LEDDY BROS. Elvping, N. H. Tel. 3861 of Class of 1959 Exeter Handkerchief Rockingham Grange O'Barton's Store Fahey's Market MacFarlane's Otis Goodrich Mrs. Hall Carol Haselton Kenny Rowe Bill Parker BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Carrie Mr. Camille Mrs. Lillian Mrs. Yvonne Mrs. Julia St. Mr. and Mrs. Walter G.Stevens, Mis Mr. Mr. Mr. Daniel Harvey Kr Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Sanborn Mr. and Mrs. John A. Crocker Mr. and Mrs. Louis de LaBruere Claire Lavoie Mrs . Audrey Bowley Mr. and Mrs. Wellie Dorothy Pender Reginald Pender Mrs. Roaul Levesque Mrs. Linda Lusona Mrs. Joan Dodge Friend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bernier Jean Mis Mr. Mr. Robert Dubreuil Marsh Lesmeria es Hamel Bernier Laurent J r . s Martha Brackett and Mrs. Stanley Dionne' and Mrs. Fred Hartford Peter Kopecke William Burdett s Joellyn Trefethen and Mrs. Leo Kimboll Alfred Desjardin Mr. Joseph Gauthier Sonny Bernier Mrs. Katherine Dorr Mr. and Mrs Roland Rollins Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freeman Harry Freeman. Jr. Maylon Foss Walter E.Stevens, Sr. Robert Illsley 42 EPPING TRADING CENTER ARMAND MENARD 8: LIONEL P. STOKES, PROP MEAT 8: GROCERIES Sm PROVISIONS MAIN STREET EPPING, NEW HAMPSHIRE LOU'S DINER YOU CAN'T LOSE AT LOU'S THE FRIENDLY DINER COUNTER AND BOOTH SERVICE OPEN 7 A. M. to 1 A. M. PORTSMOUTH AVENUE EXETER, NEW HAMPSHIRE 43 AUTOGRAPHS 1 S' 1 I f Q 1 E E i i E ! I 1 i