Exeter High School - Pinnacle High School (Exeter, NH)

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19 EXETE E R HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK 3.2 MR. GENE RICHARDSON MR. JOHN RONALD MRS. JOSEPH Ross MR. WVILLARD I. ROwE MISS JESSIE SANBORN MRS. ALICE M. SCOTT MR. J. E. SHONE MRS. VIRGINIA SMITH MRS. KATIE SPRAGUE MR. R. H. STANLEY STAR LAUNDRY MR. ELMER G. STEVENS MRS. ELMER G. STEVENS MR. W. E. STREETER Best all-round boy . . Best natured .... Most business like . Best looking . . . Best sports .... Most Studious .... Most likely to succeed Class Sheik ..... Pessimist ..... Optimist . . . Most care-free . . Quietest .... Noisiest . . . Most popular . Best dressed . . Most bashful . Athlete . . . Class baby . . Class blulier . . . Favorite teacher . . Mrss VIRGINIA TARR MR. W. M. TEMPLE MR. CYRUS THOMPSON MR. CLIFTON A. TowLE MISS BETTY TYTUS MR. CARL VOSE MISS GERALDINE WALSH MR. JAMES WALSH MRS. JAMES WALSH MR. WILLIAM WETHERELL MR. JOHN C. WINKLER LOUIS WINKLER, D.M D MR. WALTER WOTCICIL! MR. L. V. WRIGHT SENIOR CLASS BALLOT ..CLAUDEDORMAN . . ROBERT WINKLER ELMERSTEVENS . . . . . . . . . . .ROBERT WINKLER, CLAUDE DORMAN . , ROBERT WINKLER, CLAUDE DORMAN, RAYMOND MARTELL .......,............EDWARDERTEL . .................. ELMER STEVENS . . . EUGENE RITZO . . THADDEUS KLEMARczYIc . , . ROBERT WINRLER , . . . CARL SCHUR . . . . NEvE DIMOCK . J. WILLIAM MCNULTY . . RAYMOND MARTELL . . . EUGENE Rrrzo . EDMUND WASIEWSKI T. FRANCIS WALSH . . . . JOSEPH SUSKA . EDMUND WASIEWSKI . . . MISS DIMAN 29

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19 EXETER HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK 38 CONTRIBUTORS Listed on this and the following pages are the names of those who generously Contributed to our book. On behalf of the senior class, I wish to thank each and every one of you for your splendid support. Without your Hnancial aid, our year book, and the SchoOl'S first, could not have become I1 reality. MR. SAMUEL T. ADAMS THE BAKER AGENCY MR. ARTHUR J. BAXTER MR. GEORGE BEAN MISS BEBE BELL MRS. MARY BENNETT MR. GUY BROOKS MISS MABEL BRUTON MR. w'II.l.IS D. BUTTON MRS. BARBARA CAIL MR. CHARLES W. CALDWELL MR. OCTAVE CARBONNEAU MRS. OcTAvE CARBONNEAU MR. VICTOR CARBONNEAU MISS NANCY CARTER MRS. IDA CASTON MR. FRANK CILLEY MR. THOMAS W. COLE REV. DANIEI. J. COTTER COMPLIMENTS OF 'THREE FRIENDS MISS RACHEL CONANT COURT STREET GARAGE MR. GEORGE DEARBORN MRS. GEORGE DEARBORN MISS PRISCILLA DEARBORN MISS MILDREB DIMAN MR. JAMES DoNovAN MR. WALTER DORMAN MR. ALBERTUS T. DUDLEY DUGGAN 8x PAQUET MR. FRANCIS ELIOT EXETER HI-Y CLUB EXETER LUMBER Co., INC. MR. LEWIS FIEIELD MR. W. FLANAGAN MISS HARRIET M. FORD ALvIN E. FOSS, County Com'r. MR. DONALD C. FULLER L. GAIREO AND SONS MR. PERLEY GARDNER MRS. EDWIN GRANEY MR. JOHN W. A. GREEN IOKA 'FHEATRE MISS HELEN JETTE MR. WILLIAM JETTE MR. ELMER JOIINSON MR. GEORGE JOHNSON MRS. MIXRGLTERITE JOHNSON F. L. JUNKINS AND SON MRS. JOSEPH KENICK MRS. JOSEPH KLEMARCZYK MRS. CARL KORZIENIEWSKI MR. ROBERT II. LEES DR. JAMES M. LOGAN MR. RALPH LOVELY MR. FRANK R. MACMACKIN MRS. IIELEN MACNABB MISS MARIE MARKEY TIIE EDITOR. MRS. BARBARA STEVENS MfkI'RIiR MISS BARBARA NIARTELI. MARTI-:LL'S MISS SARAH MASTERMAN MR. HAROLD MCBRIDE MISS MARY MCCARTIIY MR. JACK LICGAUGIIEY MR. J. YVILLIAM MCNULTY MRS. J. WILLIAM MCNULTY MRS. CHARLES H. MCmiILLIAMS RALPH E. MERAS Co. MISS EDITH MERRILL MISS FLORENCE MERRII.L MOORE'S SHOE STORE MR. FRANK B. NAY MISS RUBY NICHOLS MRS. JOSEPH NOVAK AN OI.D GRAD MR. RALPH H. PARKER MR. PERLEY H. PEASE MR. FRANK PEAVEY D. POGGIO AND SONS MR. GORDON RAY MR. DONALD RICHARDS 28

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EXETER HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK SCHOOL SONG Other schools may deem their banners best, And cheer them with fervent elation, But the schools of the North and South and West Cannot beat our school, the best in the nation. Then cheer for dear Exeter High, May we ever unite in our efforts To make it the pride of the state, And never show it hate. Let rivals remember the day When our heroes with mighty endeavor Proclaim, as they march to the fray, That by their right and by their might, we win forever. EXETER TERCENTENARY In sixteen hundred thirty-eight A settlement was made, Where the town of Exeter now stands, But then 'twas a forest glade. The men of the colony worked day after day, Clearing the forest and making houses, they say. Then came the Navigation Acts Forbidding them to trade, Forbidding them to sell the things They for a living made. The people all over the country took up arms, They left their homes, their fields, their farms. They wanted freedom and their right, So it seemed to them they'd have to tight. Taking their rities they marched away. They fought and bled for many a day. When they came back Freedom they had won, So they took up the plough And put away the gun. Now it is nineteen hundred thirty-eight, So we our tercentenary celebrate. VERNON L. INGRAHAM, Grade Seven 30