Exeter High School - Pinnacle High School (Exeter, NH)
- Class of 1955
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' ff ' 'fl C VF , INTRODUCTION The time draws near for us the class of 55 to loan the competntlve throng and put forth a bold face to the world Fast drawing to a close are the sheltered days of hugh school To the world the past year has been a period of con fusion To young people of our age who must make the future what It IS to be It has been a time of lndeclslon and the time approaches when we must decade God grant our decusnons be wlse ones These past years profitable years have been spent In preparation for this lnevltable day when we shall emerge from the Ivy shrouded portals of our respective schools for the last tame the last class to graduate from two separate schools Our minds hands and bodies have been trained for the tasks that lle ahead and God wlllmg we shall sur mount all obstacles to obtain our goals This volume depicts our preparation In actrvltles as well as studaes Those who receive thus work will perhaps re member therr own school years the good times and the not so good tnmes the trlvlal goys and woes But the fact re mams that thus IS an Incomplete lournal and shall not be completed untul It ns nn Has hands It as up to us to show Hum that we are worthy. . , .- 1 1 . . 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Pirnie DEDICATION We polnt wlth prlde to Mr Harrxman to whom we the class of 1955 of If xeter Hlgh School and Robmson Female Semmars dedlcate our xearbook Through xour ten xears of loval dexotlon to the wouth of Exeter the commumtx w1ll reap mam benefits through the x ears to come Yours w as the presentatlon of knowledge of past and present cultures the care and development of our ldeals and the guidance of our vouthful You Mr Harrxman have always fought for the broadenmg and enrxch ment of educatlon As an educ xtor wlth mne vears of experlence ln vour chosen held xou felt that our school should provide an educatlon for all It has been vour foreslght courage and determmatlon which has been the gllldlflg factor as we the class of 55 strove for our educatlon here at Exeter Hlgh School and Robmson Female Semmarx Thanks to xou we go for w ard wlth hlgh hopes and a QIUCCTQ deslre to be successful ln whatever path we max follow 1n the future x ears jd, I ' . ' A . 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REBECCA JOHNSON ANNA THERESA McGOWAN Secretary Secretary XQIPQS Q f W4 5 ,1 if ' X 4 I u f iff G Q ' ' ELISE ANNE LAURIN PRESIDEVT R F S 86 Cou1t St Exeter In French class she zs qmte a ulm A I describes thzs lass We know the gzols extend then prazse To the pwszdent of ow class Academlc Course Presldent 2 3 4 Vlce Plesldent 1 Hlgh Honors 13 terms Pm nacle Staff Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Secretary 4 Latin Club 1 2 French Club 3 4 Treasurer 3 V1cePres1dent 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Mxxed Chorus 3 Varslty Hockey 4 Class Basketball 3 Class Hockey 1 4 Class Badmmton 2 3 Latln WILCOMB JOHN HERLIHY PRESIDENT E H S 59 Park Street Exeter Blllgoat Popularzty hzs mzddle name Never changmg he s the same He always tnes to do hzs best In leadmg the way fm the vest Academlc Course Presldent 1 3 4 Vlce Presldent 2 Honors 4 terms Plnnacle Staff Junlor Edltor Student Councll 1 2 4 Skl Club 1 2 3 Sllde Rule Club 1 2 Varslty Football 1 2 3 Varsity Basketball 1 Varsity Track 1 2 3 4 CoCapta1n 4 N E Track Meet 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Sophomore Hop Commlttee Junlor Prom Commlttee Junlor Play Commlttee Prlze Speaklng 2 Usher 2 3 Wmter Track 4 l - . . . . .Y E.C. H - ,, Q. . . . 5 . , Y Q . - i . 3 . 2 .- 5 ' ' , , : ' , : 1 3 1 . ' ' Q , , , ' : ' 1 ' s : , : ' , 1 ' Award 15 French Award 33 Usher 2, 3. I ll ' Y! . ' 7 ' 5 ' , , s ' - . 5 3 . S . . .5 . , , s ' , , 9 ' , : ' , , : ' - 5 ' , , , 9 - ' , . . 5 5 . 3 . . : . . 5 . ' 3 , . ' . MURIEL FRANCES LOWTHER VICE PRESIDENT R F S Epplng Road Exeter Mur Shes the talented captazn of the basket ball team 4nd at actmg zn om class plays she was really supo eme But well always 1emembe1 zn partlcular Her study hall arguments wzth M1 Can' Academlc Course Vlce Pres1dent4 Honors 2 Pmnacle Staff Dramatlc Club 2 3 P1es1dent4 Latln Clubl 2 F1enchClub3 Varslty Hockey 1 2 3 4 Varslty Softball 1 2 3 Varslty Basketball 1 2 3 Captaln 4 Class Basketball 1 2 Class Softball 1 2 3 Class Hockey 1 2 3 4 Class Bad mmton 1 2 3 Class Soccer 1 2 3 4 Soph omore Hop Committee Jumor Prom Com mxttee Junior Play Senlor Play PTIZC Speakmg 3 Usher 2 3 DONALD CHESTER WIGGIN VICE PRESIDEVT E' HS Portsmouth Avenue Stratham Stub The captam of our many teams Hes a hue Ieade1 thzough and thmzlgh Always on hzs face a beam Eve1 honest brave and true Academic Course V1cePres1dent 3 4 Honors 1 term Plnnacle Staff Student Councll 3 4 Presldent 4 Varslty Football 1 2 3 4 CoCapta1n 4 VaTSlty Baseball 3 4 Varslty Basketball 1 2 3 4 Captaln 3 Junlor Prom Commlttee Junlor Play C0mmltt98 Senlor Play Commlttee Senlor Play Usher2 1 sc 11 , . 1 7 . . 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LETTIE ANN McAI LISTER SECRETARY R F' S 19 Ash Street Exeter Lettuce Shes fl prominent membei of fhe hospz tal creu Wzth a flaoe fo: heavy dmma and a touch of ballyhoo And fm tellzng SlSf67 stones which may best be teamed quaznf And a ccfrtazn prldzlectzon foa the slang mood aznt Academic Course Vice President 2 Secre tary 4 Pinnacle Staff Chorus 1 Band 1 2 3 Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 French Club 3 Sophomore Hop Committee Junior P1128 Speaklng 1 3 Usher 2, 3 RICHARD JOSEPH MERK SECRETARY E H S 42 Linden Street Exeter Dick Dllfh Mezll from the Wmdy Czfy dul come To show us how well he could 11111 He :an foo the school and he van fm fun And nom can out1 un most eveoyone Academic Course Secretary 3 4 Treas uler 3 Honors 2 terms Pinnacle Staff Junior Editor Student Council 3 Varsity Football 2 3 4 Varsity Track 2 3 4 Co Captain 4 N E Track Meet 3 Junior Prom Committee Senior Plav Committee Junior Play Committee Junior Play, Sen 101 Play Usher 3 A Y ll V9 v , ' V , cc '- , ,yr 7 7 i . H . , .. ,, . , u - n , , u - 1 ry . 5 . - . g - S S S v r 3 1 9 i ' ' ' , y S S S S Prom Committee: Senior Playg Junior Playg ' Y K6 ' Y, ,. . . . , 3 ' : , 1 - ' ' S ' S I S y 9 v i 9 7 i ' 3 - - Z S . 2 s ' - . 5 . I ANNETTE WARDWELL TREASURER R F S Drmkwater Road Kenslngton Net Lzvely cute and fun to lnzou Annette zs always on the go Stoppzng only for a whzle To nod hello and gayly smzle Secretarxal Course Treasurer 3 4 Honors 10 terms Plnnacle Staff Skl Club 2 Band 1 Cheerlead1ng2 3 Badmmton 1 2 Gxrls State Representatxve 3 Jumor Prom Com mlttee Usher 1 3 KENNETH RALPH SMART TREASURER E H S 26 Walnut Street Exeter Ken A skzlled and cleve1 av tzst zs he Who someday a g1eat a1 chztect may be An ao dent hunte1 and woodsman also Such a favonte pasmme hell nevev out g1ow Mechanlc Arts Course Treasurer 4 Hon ors 2 terms Plnnacle Staff Student Coun cll 4 VICG Presldent 4 Skl Club 1 2 Rep lesentatlve to Bear Brook Conservatlon Camp 2 Varslty Football 1 2 3 4 Co Captam 4 Varsity Basketball 1 2 3 4 Varslty Track 1 2 3 4 Captaln 3 Sopho more Hop C0mmltt66 Jumor Prom Com mlttee Usher2 3 1 44 rx . I ' Y v 1 J , I , y 1 r y y Z . ' . ' . ' r v v 1 s 9 , - 3 y - v as rn 1 .' 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MARJORIE ANN ADAMS 230 Front Street Exeter Shakespeare As fo: those poets lzke Keats and such Compared to Mmgze they welen t so much In spoofs ol zu class she s go eat mdeerl She s the gul Whos Most Izkely to Suc ceed Academlc Course Hlgh Honors 13 terms Pmnacle Staff Junlor Editor Natlonal Honor SOCl6ty 3 4 Presldent 4 Dramatlc Club 2 Latm Club 1 2 3 Presldent 3 French Club 3 4 Varslty Hockey 1 2 3 4 Varsity Softball 3 4 Class Softball 1 2 3 4 Class Badmlnton 2 3 4 Class Soccer 1 2 3 4 Iatm Awards 1 3 Usher3 ROBERT NEWTON ANDERSON 37 Court Street Exeter Andy 'Vewton 18 a man of ease In hzs cm he wzll go far Wzlh the guls he loves to tease But they keep hzm up to pm General Course Pinnacle Staff Canteen Representatlve 1 2 3 4 President 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4 N E Muslcal Festival 1 N H Mus1calFest1val1 2 4 Skl Club 1 2 3 4 Varslty Football 2 3 4 Varslty Track 2 3 4 Intramural Basket ball 1 Sophomore Hop Commlttee Junlox Prom Committee Junior Play Committee Semol Play Commlttee Junlor Play Sen lor Play Llbrarlan 1 2 3 4 Usherl 2 3 RICHARD RAY BALERVIEZ 11 Charter Street Exetel Ba Bal a love: of sandlot ball Is noted fm hzs shamblmg gmt Whzch keeps hun f1om bemg late But to hzstmy he gwes hzs all Academlc Course Photography Club 2 Sllde Rule Club 2, Varsxty Football 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 4, Semor Play. Llbrarlan 2, 3, 4 1 il 17 ,x . I 9 Q 1' 1 7 v 1' I Q ' 7 '. Y ' , I - 7 Y 3 I 1 3 A ,. 1 1 1 , , , - ,' Y 1 1 1 1 1 :gl 5? V, I . 11 1111 I lv .4 v .' 51:5 g 4 I K3 D -11 1 1 : -1 3 r 5 ,A . . Q. . I 511 I' 1 1 11 1 , I 3' . , - xi ' K l 2' ' 1 1 1 if 11 I ' . 2 A f 1 Aiiliob , 1- s . ' r A. ' 5 li Y! 1 , , 1 fv ' , S Z 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 11 - ' 5 - - 1 ,I 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 F ' S 1 S 1 ' Y I 7 !: l Y ' 1 , 64191 1 Y' ! N . . . . , ,, Q I HENRY ALAN BEAIRSTO Portsmouth Avenue Stratham Henry a unter fine Gathers news m hzs sparetzme Stratham zs hzs gem U N H hzs dzadem Academic Course Hlgh Honors 12 terms Honors 2 terms Presldent 2 Vlce Presl dent 1 Student Councll 2 Pinnacle Staff Debate Club 2 3 President 3 Varslty Track 1 2 3 Sophomore Hop Commlttee Jumor Play Semor Play Commlttee Sen lor Play Prlze Speaklng 3 Third Prlze 3 Profile Boys State Representatlve 3 Rep resentatlve to AIC Model Congress 2 Llbrarlan 1 2 3 4 E H S Reporter Usher BARBARA ANN BERNIER 16 Court Street Exeter Barb She s a g1rl wzth one of the sweetest smzles And a gzrl whom nothmg ever rzles Her frzendlmess 18 over par fAnd we wzsh her luck 'wzth her Armom star 1 General Course Chorus 1 2 Class Softball 1 Class Hockeyl Badmmton 1 2 3 Class Soccer 1 2 BEVERLY HELEN BERNIER Lmden Street Exeter Bev Now who s thzs gay and smzlmg gzrl? Of sports she s quite a. fan But does she 'love those baseball games Or 18 zt just that man? Academlc Course Treasurer 2 Hlgh Hon ors 2 terms Honors 2 terms Plnnacle Staff Dramatic Club 2 3 Latm Club 1 2 French Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Varslty Hockey 1 2 3 4 Varsxty Softball 1 2 Varslty Basketball 3 Class Basketball 1 3 Class Softball 1 2 3 Class Hockey 1 2 3 4 Class Badminton 1 2 3 Class Soccer 1 2 3 4 Sophomore Hop Committee Jun lor Prom C0mmltb86 Latin Award 1 Ush er 2 xiii- 1 uHB11 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . D 1 1 , 3? . . . Q 1 1 1 1 1 - ' ' 1 ' u 2, 3. 1 55 5 Q Q4 f 1 ll Y! , . . ' ! ' ' an - 11 7 1 ' - u , 11 1 1 1 , , i 21 Q . . - . lj' K 1 1 1 1 1 11 ri., Us Ar, 51 l ' 1 , X 1 ea -M , 12.- 1 -. 11 M 1 KK I! , . . . . 1 ' 5 l - - ' u 11 1 1 ' 1 S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 ' . . Vx 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 ' EL 1 of NANCY BETTS 11 Unlon Street Exeter 'won he1es a girl uhos both wzse and witty S'he came up Norlh from Brookline City And heres one fact we can ascewlam What was Brookluzes loss was Robzn son 9 gam Academlc Course Hxgh Honors 1 Pmnacle Staff Dramatlc Club 4 Senlor Play IAUL ANDREW BINETTE 194 Front Street Exeter Logl Paul you knon zs a frzend to all If youve 1n trouble on hzm call Hes never been known to deny a frzend Hell stzck wzth you to the bztter end Mechamc Arts Course Basketball Manager 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Usher 3 BARBARA FI ORENCE BISSELL Newmarket Road Exeter Barb bhe s a lover of nzuszc and people He? frzendshm s a guzdzng Izght Lake that of a church s steeple On a slonny wmteo nzghf General Course Glee Club 3 4 Orchestla 1 2 Dramatic Club 2 Chorus 1 2 Pmg pong 1 2 3 RICHARD SPENCE BLACK Newfields N H Rick A mznature Dan Webster is Black Who keeps his voice in a sack Until it is needed and then You can hear him out at Clevelan Academlc Course Honors 1 term Glee Club 3 4 Photography Club 4 Slide Rule Club 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Junior Prom Committee Senior Play Prize Speaking 2 3 Third Prize 2 Flrst Prlze 3 PAUL EDWARD BRISTOL 5 Spruce Court Exeter Briss The chief Jester of Room 22 Whose stories are usually askew Though his Jokes may be old and stale Loud laughter they always unveil Mechanic Arts Course Honors 1 term Slide Rule Club 3 JAMES EDWARD BROWN Winnicutt Road Stratham Jim His Plymouth is his pride and joy. His nights are spent at The Fuel Station. Because he's a smiling, hard-working boy, We know he'll succeed in life's destina- tion. General Courseg Junior Prom Committee: Rodeo Driving Award 3. lv SAMUEL STEPHEN CAMMETT Drmkwater Road Exeter Sam On hzs bzke one always sees Sam As he peddles all over the land If hr keeps hzs Abc Lzncoln stature We know he II become u great master Mechanlc Axts Course Sophomore Hop Committee DANIEL PATRICK CHATIGNY 62 Park Street Exeter Chat A walkzng newspaper zs Dan Who has 'much strength rn one hand He s extremely strong though young Hrs greatest muscle bezng the tongue General Course Canteen Representative 4 Treasurer 4 Varslty Football 3 Varsity more Hop Commlttee Jumor Play Semox Play Usher 2 3 Wmter Track 4 WILLIAM JAMES CHISHOLM Squamscott Road Stratham Lowle Though he ll never be a Churchill He wall always keep you mzrthful Wzth. hzs confiscation and mzxatwn Of the Englzsh language What a sen satwn' Mechanlc Arts Course Glee Club 1 Ski Club 1 2 Varsity Football 2 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Baseball 1, 23 Varsity Track 1, 2, 33 Sopho- ROBERT FRANCIS CROWELL Brentwood Bob Though the quzetest 'ln ow class Hes never found to be the last Hzstory zs where we hear hzm speak Hzs 'reports short and sweet Mechamc Arts Course CHARLOTTE WENONAH CURRIER 592, Park Street Exeter Charl As neat as a doll on a toy store shelf She shmes 1n clothes that she makes her se She s clever wzth both her hands and mmd And she s very musically vnclzned Academlc Course Hlgh Honors 6 Honors 6 Pinnacle Staff Glee Club 1 2 3 4 N H Muslc Festnval 2 Mlxed Chorus 4 Orches tra 1 2 Latm Club 1 2 3 French Club 3 Junlor Play Croquet 1 Latm Award 1 3 TERRANCE RAY DODGE Lmden Street Exeter Terror The first Deerslayer zn ou1 class Hzs kmfe is always at hzs szde The first to come from Newmarket alas' He s never been known to vefuse a nde Mechanic Arts Course Intramural Basket ball 2 'll' i 'Y rw--'g,f 'W RICHARD WILLARD DORR Perkms H111 Exeter Dlck Dwk Dorr from Perkms Hzll Used to create quzte a nozse Wzth hzs antzque Plymouth he bought wzth one bzll Untzl 'at took a Junkyard pozse Mechamc Arts Course Intramural Basket ball 4 VIRGINIA ROSE FIELDSEND 12 Washlngton St Exeter Gmny Her attractzveness and comely grace Along wzth her cheerzng abzlzty Set of her frzendly smzlzng face And well known versatzhty Academlc Course Treasurer 1 Chorus 1 2 Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 tam 4 Class Softball 1 2 3 Class Hockey 2 3 Class Badmlnton 1 2 3 Class Soccer 2 3 Sophomore Hop Commlttee Jumor Prom Commxttee Senlor Play Commlttee Jumor Play Commlttee Usher 3 MARK ELLSWORTH FISK JR Newmarket Road Exeter Radar H18 red convertible is known to all Who travel Newfields 'way Tzs a better szght to recall Thzs Ford than has oldtrme Chevrolet Mechanlc Arts Course Varslty Basketball 1, 2 Sophomore Hop Commlttee Usher 3 . . , K4 ' !! . D, Cl ' Q! . . .. , 7 ! ' : : , 5 ' . . : ' , 9 French Club 35 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Cap- ' : , , s l 5 . l 7 S , S S S S g . , . 7 If D! . 2 . 1 ' : - CAROL ANN FLANDERS 14 Sanborn Street Exeter Flandy Thzs cute pevt dark halved lztlle mzss Seems shy when first you meet her Put m charm and halts lake fhzq No one we know can beat her General Course Chorus 1 2 French Club 2 Latm Club 1 2 Dramatxc Club 4 Class Badmmton 1 2 3 Pmg Pong 1 2 Croquet 1 2 3 Tenms 1 Usher 3 PATRICIA ANN FORTIN ' Rallroad Avenue Newfields Pa We could compose at least a page and one hal About the hockey captazn wzth the boom mg laugh But we tant wrzte as much as we ded in tend So we ll say She s Just a da1n swell gwl and a wondevful fmend Academlc Course Hlgh Honors 8 terms Honors 5 terms Pmnacle Staff Student Councll 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Latxn Varslty Hockey 1 2 3 4 Captam 4 Var slty Softball 1 2 3 4 Varsity Basketball 1 2 3 4 Class Softball 1 2 4 C s Hockey 1 2 3 4 Class Badmmton 1 2 3 4 Class Soccer 1 2 3 4 Prize Speakmg 3 Glrl s State Representatlve 3 Usher 3 ANITA IRENE GAGNE 8 High Street Exeter Gungn I taut I taw a Putty Tat 18 Nzta s av omte theme Though My Gal Hortense we admzt IS 'really on the beam And here s a poznt wed luke to add that mzght clear up the scene She s a typzcal example of a gzrl of seven teen Secretarlal Course Lat1n Club 1 Chorus 1 2 Class Hockey 1 2 Class Soccer 1 Class Basketball 2 Class Badmmton 1 2 Class Softball 2 Croquet 1 2 Pmg Pong 1 2 Latm Award 1 ! ll 99 Y I 1 - .. . . j . ,I l . . W.-, S , S 3 , I S 1 r 9 ' y I 1 , I S - , . L' 1 Cl ti! l p , . . .I - I 1 u 1 ' , ' , ! ! , ' n ' : ' : 3 S , 9 ' Z Club 25 Latin Award 1, 25 French Club 35 ' r 1 1 9 ' l ' , , , S , , . 3 , , : las ! 7 7 l Y ! 7 : I I Y l S . , . I , . ' I Cl 'YY U H ' V- I f - ' ! u u ' V' I I , . , . , . . ' : ' : p I , 3 I 3 , 3 S , I ' 1 9 - ROBERT ALPHONSE GAGNE 7 Charter Street Exeter Bob A mayor league pztcher he may well be Standing on the mound stalwart and strong And there wzll always be Multmztudmous cheers from the throng Mechamc Arts Course Varslty Football 3 Varslty Baseball 2 3 Intramural Basket ba 2 3 4 EDMOND PAUL GAULIN 12 Kossuth Street Exeter Ed Is worth all the gold of hrs weight Hzs fingers fly as fast as szght Over the typewrlter day and nzght General Course Honors 2 terms Chess Club 3 4 Photography Club 3 4 Slide Rule Club 3 EVELYN MAY GOODREAU 17 Pleasant Street Exeter Evle She s quzet and she s bashful But we d lzke to now announce That her sweetness ms spontaneous And that s the thzng that counts General Course ll , , . Mr. Ed the fashionplate 1 - Y JOHN ROBERT GRANEY 8 Whltley Road Exeter Grag The best bowler m our class At the alleys he s the tops He 18 not an admzrer of any speczal lass And zs always m good wzth the cops Academlc Course Honors 5 terms Sllde Rule Club 1 2 Llbrarlan 2 3 4 DONNA LEE HAMILTON 12 Walnut Street Exeter Thzs quzet blond boasts a stmkzng tan That would capture almost any man To match her smzle 1s quite a tmck And she s at her best wzth a hockey stack Academlc Course Band 1 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 3 Latm Club 1 2 French Club 3 Varslty Hockey 1 2 3 4 Class Softball mmton 2 3 4 Class Soccer 1 2 3 4 Croquet 1 2 3 Class Champlon 3 Pmg Pong 1 2 3 Junlor Play Usher 3 MARY LOUISE HAUG Woodland Road Hampton Hoggle Her favorzte subjects are accelerators Spark plugs fuel pumps and ca? buretovs A green Ford convertible has thzs cool ass She s the hot rod a1t1st of om semoo class General Course Honors 1 term Chorus 1, 2 Glee Club 3 4 Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 French Club 2 Class Hockey 3 Class Bad mmton 1 I I Cl 39 I Y . S Z . 9 5 Y Y ' I I 7 , . . ' s , , , : ' 3 , S 5 ! l 7 : 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Bad- ! ! S Y Y 7 S 1 7 1 3 ' , , S S - 1 CC ' 91 . . , 1 , ' ' I l : 7 - . ' . ' . 9 9 3 ! 5 7 7 l 9 I - JOAN ELIZABETH HENNEBERRY 6 Cottage Street Exeter Joanne Queen of the Prom and of our hearts Her sweetness zs her crown Her charm and kmdness are an art She s loved by all 'Ln town General Course Pmnacle Staff Student Councll 1 Proctor Canteen Representatlve 4 Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 French Club 2 3 Varsity Basketball 3 4 Asslstant 3 Manager 4 Class Softball 1 2 3 Class Hockey 1 2 3 4 Class Bad m nton 1 2 3 Class Soccer 1 2 3 4 Sophomore Hop C0mmltt89 Jumor Prom Committee Semor Play Commlttee Jumor Play Commlttee Cheerleadmg 3 4 Usher NORMA JOAN HIGGINS 42 Court Street Exeter Teddle In all the most zmportant thzngs In heart an soul zn mznd In all the happzness she brmgs She s far from small we find Home Economxc Course Honors 2 terms Club 1 Varslty Hockey 1 2 3 4 Class Basketball 1 2 3 Class Softball 1 2 3 Class Hockey 1 2 3 4 Class Badmmton 1 2 3 Class Soccer 1 3 Sophomore Hop Commlttee Jumor Prom Commlttee Semor Play Commlttee Jumor Play Committee Usher 3 DONALD ALBERT KEACH 170 High Street Exeter Don A typical Jzm Thorpe Wzth ball bat glove and kleat Hzs rnstrument wzll never warp Hts name zs none other than Keach Mechanic Arts Course N H Muslc Festx val2 3 4 Band2 3 4 Skx Club2 Photog raphy Club 4 Varslty Football 2 3 4 Var slty Baseball 1 2 3 4 Captam 4 Varslty Basketball 1, 2 3 4 Varslty Track 1 2 3 4 Jumor Prom Commlttee Lxbrarxan 1 2 3 4 Usher 3 I li ' I7 I ' : ' 5 7 ' ' 5 ' s . s 5 . : ' , , s ' , 5 , : ' , : ' , 5 , 1 I 1 1 r I ' i , , 5 , , , : . g . . 3 . . 5 . ' 5 ' , : 2, 3. I Sl ' II I I ' s s Pinnacle Staff g Dramatic Club 3, 45 Latin I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . . , s , 9 . 3 . . Z . I I I I 66 II I I I I ' , . s , , : ' : - I ' 1 n I ' ' I I I I . I l I I I . I I Y Q . . 3 . . I I I I ' JEAN RAE LARY 72 Maln Street Exeter Jeanne She s short and she s cute o boy what a 'vzszon She works 1n a store where she does the addztzon Shes a bundle of pep that 1s apt to plode Into a laugh that will lzghten our load General Course Hlgh Honors 1 term Hon ors 2 terms Plnnacle Staff Canteen Rep resentatlve 2 3 4 Secretary 3 V1cePres1 dent 4 Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 Cheerleadmg 2 3 Varsity Hockey 1 Varsity Softball 1 2 3 4 Varslty Basket ball 1 Class Softball 2 3 Class Hockey 1 2 3 Class Badmmton 2 3 Class Soccer 1 2 3 Plng Pong 1 2 3 4 Croquet 2 3 Sophomore Hop Commlttee Junlor Prom Play Basketball Cheerleadmg Contest 3 Usher 2 3 JOHN DAVID LEROY Court Street Exeter Dave A ltttle man 13 Dave LeRoy Hzs radzo gwl and car gwe hzm joy When he flexes hzs muscles Oh Boy' Instead of Clark Gable well take LeRoy Academlc Course Secretary 1 2 Treas urer 1 2 Honors 3 terms Plnnacle Staff Skl Club 3 Photography Club 1 3 Slide Rule Club 1 Sophomore Hop Commxttee Senlor Play N H Sclence Falr 1 2 JANE POLLOCK LYONS 65 Mam Street Exeter ' Lulu She s famous for potato chzps And Fords that cough and bang And she s one teen who s nevea seen Wzthout her lwely gang Secretarlal Course Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Dramatlc Club 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 Class Softball 1 Class Hockey 2, 3, Class Badminton 2, 3, Class Soccer 2, 3, Croquet 1 . 7 KC !! 1 , 1 , P I ' I ' ' ex- ? I 1 ' 3 S ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' : I ! J 1 3 1 S Z 1 1 1 1 ' 5 1 5 1 1 S 1 9 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 S Committeeg Senior Play Committeeg Junior : ' : , . Y Cl ii . . , . , . . . ' Y , . ' 1 1 1 ' 1 3 I 3 S 1 3 S 5 3 . . , . ' 7 S !i , . 4 Q 1 1 , ' : , , . s S 1 S 1 S S ROBERT HENRY MARTIN 14 South Street, Exeter Bimbi Birnbi, graceful as a deer, Can spin a basketball from there to here. He always has the ball in the hoop, As our opponents he throws for a loop. General Courseg Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Sophomore Hop Committeeg Junior Prom Committee. JOANNE HELEN MAZURKA 12 Wentworth Street Exeter Class actress and best lookzng Are her best known best loved features She s headed for a booking Among Hollywoods gorgeous cv eatures Home Economics Course Pinnacle Staff Class Basketball 2 Class Badminton 2 3 Senlor Play Committee Junior Play Com mittee Junior Play Senior Play Usher 3 IKJOD Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 EVERETT WELLINGTON McNALLY Middle Road Stratham Wlmpy Youd thznk he znvented sound The way he moves around Markey wzll certaznly mzss hzm When Evzes Gone Wzth The Wznd Mechanlc Arts Course Honors 1 term Glee Club 1 Skl Club 1 Slide Rule Club 2 Lnbrarxan 2 3 4 PHILAETA VIRGINIA MERRIAM South Road Hampton Falls Gmger Her brazn zndeed must be quzte enlarged For her mental capaczty 18 super charged For the New York Tzmes this gzrl rs fated Where her 'writing abzlzty may be cultz vated Academlc Course Hlgh Honors 13 terms Pinnacle Staff Latln Club 2 3 French Club 3 4 Presldent 4 Jumor Prom Com mlttee Semor Play R F S Reporter Latm Award 1 3 RICHARD BRADBURY MERRILL Hampton Falls N H Duck The Henry Ford of our class He 18 quzte an automotzve enthuszast He sells he trades and he hoards And always wznds up wzth more Fords Mechamc Arts Course Band 3 Skl Club 1 Sophomore Hop Commxttee , JR. 1 as - 11 , . . ' 7 ll ' ' ll 1 1 : D I 1 1 - 1 u 1 11 V 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , , . . . , , . , . . Il ' 99 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 GAIL HELEN MITCHELL 2 Whltley Road Exeter Mltch Although Gall seldom makes a sound A truer fr lend cannot be found Beszdes she s the epztome Of order and ejiczerzcy Secretarlal Coulse Honors 5 terms Pm nacle Staff French Club 2 Badmmton 1 SANDRA MARIE MOODY 19 Dartmouth Street Exeter Freckles She has a vozce thats hzgh and sweet Her sense of humor can t be beat She cheers you wzth a lovely song And keeps you smrlmg all day long Chorus 3 Class Hockey 1 2 Class Bad mmton 2 3 Class Soccer 1 2 4 Junlor Play Commlttee Semor Play Commlttee Usher 1 2 PAUL NELSON MORRISETTE Lmden Street Exeter Morry A true Izaak Walton zs he Wzth hzs hzlarzous fishy tales Of fhe fish he canghf by the Dee Whzch was none other than a baby whale General Course Honors 3 terms Varslty Basketball 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 4 ' 7 li ' 51 . I y . , . , I . V g 5 . 5 S I - 3 ll YI . V, . y o Q , w ' , General Coursey Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed I 1 3 ' 7 5 7 Y I S 3 , . . ! li Y! V , z s ' 2 r y - ROBERT GEORGE O'MALLEY 19 Spruce Street, Exeter uMaln 0'Mal is a man of nature, To this hobby he gives his all. Although he's only an amateur, He's quite proficient after all. General Coursey Honors 3 termsg Photog- raphy Club 35 Librarian 3, 4. GERALDINE PAGE Drlnkwater Road Exeter Gerry Descriptions of her lovely looks And very gentle ways Would fill one hundred lofty books And take a million days General Course Honors 2 terms Dr8m3tlC lub 2 3 Usher 1 JUDITH ANN PALMER Kenslngton Judy She s a pretty blond haired cutey With a smile to match her beauty Who ever heard of a smiling teacher? Academic Course High Honors 2 terms Honors 6 terms Pmnacle Staff Glee Club 2 3 4 Mgxed Chorus 4 Latm Club 1 2 3 French Club 3 Class Hockey 4 Class Soc cer 4 Glr s State Representatlve 3 Latm Award 3 sher 1 3 . Q Ol Q! Y f 9 : ' C , 5 . 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Y 1 I , v - DORIS EULA PARSHLEY 48 Park Street Exeter Dor She started on a firrarzczal career As rrlzlh rrzonezi collector ll the Senror I ear She s held by no romantzc tres And her flarnzrrg red haw rs her greatest prrze Ceneral Course Glee Club .3 4 Dramatrc Club 2 Class Hockey 4 Class Badmrnton 1 .3 4 Class Soccer 4 Junror Prom Com mrttee JUNE PIPER Wrnnrcutt Road Stratham Junre She Iores to read an excrtzrrg book Or a story about romance She s neat as a prn and we cant begrn To tell you hour she can dance' General Course Honors 2 terms Glee Club ball 1 Class Hockey 3 Class Badmrnton 1 3 Class Soccer 3 Gym Exhrbrtron 2 3 X IRGINIA SARAH I ROUI X 66 Front Street Exeter Crnney C znnrfs nays are bound to rozn The love of those arrrurzd She couldnt ever have a funn Another lzke her can t be found General Course Hrgh Honors 13 terms Prnnacle Staff Glee Club 1 Band 1 3 Dramatrc Club 4 French Club 2 Sopho more Hop Commrttee Senror Play Com mrttee Junror Play Commrttee D CL 91 A 1 ' X 1 1 . - K If ' 'z S ' ' r as, ' - yr 7 S ' 1 ' ', 9 ' ' S 1 y lr S ' 9 ' . . , ll ' V! A y . 'V' . , - ,, - Y ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y ! 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Class Soft- z 9 ' s 1 1 u ' ' ' ' ' l 7 I 7 ' ' J . 1 . . 5 .. - ,. I W' ' . . U I 1 ., 5 7 , ' n f T 4 'Q 1 , ' .1 S 'v . 4.5 : 1 ,2, ,4s ' S I I ' 1 5 ' . A 3 . . . MARTHA ELIZABETH QUANDT 45 Franklin Street, Exeter Marta Her dimpled smile, her lofve of fun, Her lively nature lend her Qualities which all the while Attract the male gender. General Course. LETHA ANN RANDLETT Portsmouth Avenue Stratham Letha s favonte place to be We find 18 UL soczologyl She reasons quzte convmczngly Wzth remaokable abzlzty General Course ROBERT EARL RICE Hampton Falls Road Exeter Bob Bad language he nevev uses Even though he 18 always bioke Hzs frzends he never loses General Course Skl Club 2 Varslty Foot ball 2 3 4 Varslty Tlack 3 Jumor Play Commlttee Usher 3 Y 1 ,' Y 1 Y C5 Y! Quite a man with the women folk, . ! . Y : ' : ' - y y I ' 2 3 . JOHN DAVID ROACH Brentwood Corky In a car we always see hun Cruzszng o er the hzghways Szngmg to hzmself thzs hymn Thzrty males per hour always Academlc Course Hlgh Honors 1 term Honors3terms Debate Club2 3 Skl Club 1 2 3 4 Varsxty Track 2 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Prlze Speaklng 2 3 Thlrd Prlze 2 Llbrarlan 2 3 4 Usher2 3 ASTRID ALMA ROGALSKI Stratham Helghts She has an eagerness to learn She knows not how to hate Lzttle things shell never spurn Nor fear those that are great ors 4 terms Plnnacle Staff Band 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 2 French Club 2 Class Hockey 1 4 Sophomore Hop Committee Jumor Prom Commlttee Usher 1 3 MURIEL JANE ROWELL Portsmouth Avenue Stratham Mur Mnrzel s a sweetie ple That s a fact we cant deny As her lzttle smzle and sparklzng eyes And turned up nose all advertzse General Course Honors 1 term Dramatic Club 3 4 0 B E Club 3 Varsity Hockey 3 4 Class Basketball 3 Class Softball 3 Class Hockey 3 Class Badmmton 3 Class Soccer 3 Junior Play Committee 3 , JR. ii !! . . , . Y Y . : . 9 9 , 3 ' 7 ! 7 5 5 3 Y 3 5 l S , , 3 V - ' n . . , General Coursey High Honors 1 term, Hon- : ' s , , s 9 I , S 2 Z , - 7 CC 97 . , .- . 7 I 7 9 : ' , 3 - - - 9 , I Z I 5 S 3 . ANN LOVERING SANBORN Hlgh Street Exeter Anme Sambo makes the teachers rave When she starts to dzsbehave But here s a fact we d lzke to state We Senzors thmk she s really great Secretarlal Course Vlce Presldent 3 Hon ors 1 term Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 Varsity Basketball 2 Class Hockey 2 3 Class Badmlnton 1 2 3 Class Soccer 1 2 3 Pmg' Pong 1 2 3 Croquet 1 2 3 Semor Play Commlttee Jumor Play Committee Usher 3 PAULA SCAMMON Mlddle Road Stratham We wall vouch for them anthentzczty When they say she has a uay wzth e faculty As Student Counczl P1 eszdent she s been a success And the mcmbef of good frzends she has zs lzmztless Academic Course Presldent 1 Hlgh Hon ors 7 terms Honors 6 terms Plnnacle Staff Jumor Edltor Student Councll 2 Proctor 2 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Secretary 3 V106 Presldent 4 Dramatlc Club 2 Latm Club 2 French Club 3 Var slty Softball 3 Class Softball 1 2 3 4 Class Hockey 1 2 3 Class Badmlnton 1 2 3 4 Class Soccer 1 2 3 4 Sophomore Hop Commlttee Prlze Speaking 3 Glrls State Representatlve 3 Umted Natlons Essay Contest Wlnner 4 Usher 1 2 3 CHRISTINE BARBARA SCHWEIZER Kenslngton Barb She s softball captam that we knou And at basketball the gzrls a pro We re sure that zt may be left zmsazd That Barbze wants to teach Phys Ed General Course Pinnacle Staff Varslty Softball 2 3 4 Captam 4 Varslty Basket ball 2 3 4 Class Basketball 2 3 4 Class Softball 2 3 4 Class Hockey 4 Badmmton 3 4 Class Soccer 4 Junior Play Committee I ! if ' 31 Y , , . . . , . S . n . 3 - 9 , , , : ' 9 ' , . : ' , 1 ' : 7 S I Y 7 3 v 1 l I ' 1 1 , , s ' ' : ' , . . ' , v ' th . 1 . , 7 I . 5 . 3 . n s 1 ' s ' ' s ' , 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 33 President 43 9 ' ' , , Y . - . 3 . s ' : 1 - ' 9 , , , : , , 9 ' , , . : , , , 9 ' . S . . I . , . 3 . . . 5 , Y I K6 !! ! ' , I V: ' I , . . s ' : ' r 1 2 . l l ' Y f : 7 7 5 , , 9 9 ' , 1 s ' ' . AI ICE JOANNA SEI LECK 16 Oak Street Exeter Alle Szlence zs golden the poets say And ue all know zts very oare .Set accoidmg fo this our pielty mlss Is a multi mzll1o1mz1e Home Economlcs Course Honors 2 terms Chorus 1 2 Glee Club 3 4 Bandl 2 3 Dramatlc Club 2 French Club 2 Junior Prom Commlttee Senlor Play Commlttee Jumor Play Commlttee PAUL JAMES SHANAHAN JR 22 Carroll Street Exeter Flicker Although he s had many a date Qazte a basketball partzczpatm And scvappeo for hzs wezght Academlc Course Honors 5 terms Pm nacle Staff Varslty Football 2 4 Varslty Baseball 1 2 3 4 Varslty Basketball 2 3 4 Sophomore Hop Committee Junior Prom Commlttee ERNEST SHERMAN SMALL Brentwood Lucky Wzlh Sanbofns loss bemg Exetea s gam We a1e glad to welcome E1 me We know hzs hobby bo mgs hzm no pam Why should zt? It s pleasant photogv aphy Mechamc Arts Course Photography Club 4 , . , , 7 ll ' H! ll ' ' YY 'A Y Y u ' , . - ' 1 7 1 ' ' 4 1 ' , ' : : 9 3 I 3 Y 9 Q 3 1 J 3 , . 7 il ' !! Proclaims to be a woman hater, 9 , .7 ' 9 : ' - S , 3 Y 7 ! 3 1 , S S ' Sl !9 ' ., ' ' .9 ' J . aa , ' vs . , u 3 . ANN PHILOMENA SMITH 16 Harvard Street, Exeter Smitty A cute pert blond with a dimple, Whose looks rate ten, times ten, But she's not dizzy or simple For she knows how to handle men. General Courseg Honors 3 termsg Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 13 Class Hockey 1, 25 Class Badminton 2, 39 Class Soccer 1, 23 Senior Play Committee: Junior Play. DEBORAH ANN SMITH 12 Hall Place Exeter Debbie All of those who know her Will veadzly agree Thefre s not anothev peo son With whom they d 1ather be Secletarlal Course High Honols 4 telms Honors 7 terms Pinnacle Staff Secletary Club 1 2 Class Hockey 3 Class Badmin ton 1 2 3 Croquet 1 Sophomole Hop Com mittee Junior Prom Committee Junior Play Committee Ways and Means Com mittee 3 4 Usher 2 3 35 Chorus 1, 23 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 49 Latin NEIL WALTER SMITH 21 Myrtle Street, Exeter saMittya9 Known to many as the Kurtz's Kid. His voice is full of song. We hope his talent will not be hid. Like Como, he'Il ring the gong. Academic Courseg High Honors 1 termg Honors 2 termsg Pinnacle Staffg Glee Club 1, 2, 3 3 Debate Club 35 Photography Club 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 29 Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Play Committee' Senior Play Committee' Junior Play' Senior Play' Usher 2 3 THOMAS RUSSELL STACKPOLE 11 Main Street Exeter Tom The tallest boy rn, the school He towers over all in view At Woolwmths you Il find htm hard at work Tis said he never has to use a stool Academic Course Varsity Track 1 Winter Track 4 JANICE STEVENSON Brentwood Road Exeter Jan Jan s the artist m our class Shes keen with bv ush and pen She s everybody s frzend Academic Course High Honors 3 terms Honors 6 terms Pmnacle Staff Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Latin Club 1 2 French Club 3 Class Badminton 1 2 3 4 Class Soc cer 1 2, 3 Sophomore Hop Committee J unlor Prom Committee Senlor Play Com mittee Junior Play Committee l ! ! 1 , . . 1 64 9! I , J v ' 7 , . . . I Q . g . 7 if 91 , . . 1 ' , J And she is such a lovely lass I I ' . 5 . Z S I 9 7 7 S 7 2 1 9 v 1 i ' v 5 3 5 - 3 . IRA MARK STONE 15 Prospect Street, Exeter Sid Here's to Ira the class brain Our next ambassador to Spain. The cleverest 'in the language field Great results we know he'll yield. Academic Coursey High Honors 7 termsg Honors 3 termsg Pinnacle Staffg Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Hop Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Play Committee. FRANKLIN DURWOOD SWART Newfields S ip Known to The Boys as Slap He s our class mathematzczan Though his Englzsh 18 flzp We know he ll never be a rhelonczan Academic Course Honors 5 terms Photog raphy Club 1 Slide Rule Club 2 3 Sopho more Hop Committee Usher 2 Junior Play Committee MARLENE ANN TOWNE 21 Highland Street Exetex Marlene surely holds the banner As a drum magorette Her kmdly patzent smzlzng manner Is not easy to forget Secretarial Course Honors 8 terms Pm nacle Staff Glee Club 3 4 Chorus 1 2 Band 1 Head Drum Majorette 2 3 4 Dra matic Club 1 2 French Club 2 President 2 Class Basketball 1 Class Hockey 1 Class Badminton 1 2 3 Class Soccer 1 Sophomore Hop Committee Jumor Play Committee Usher 1 3 fluff PHYLLIS MARY AGNES WALSH Prospect Avenue Exeter Tula Red hazred Tula 1s Jolly and gay Her one ann 171 life as to laugh and to play She s the Dzamond Dust Lady and Belle of the Ball And her equal at danczng we cannot re ca General Course Glee Club 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Band 2 3 Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 Latln Club 1 2 French Club 3 Class Hockey 3 Class Badmlnton 1 Class Soccer 3 Semor Play Committee Semor Play Usher 2 STEPHEN DUNCAN WHEELER 84 Court Street Exeter Dune Hts fmzddle name procrastmator For the car he never finzshed He d rather be an orator And keep hzs car unfimshed Academlc Course Hugh Honors 2 terms Honors 7 terms Pmnacle Staff Skl Club 1 Varsity Track 2 3 4 Intramural Basket ball 1 2 4 Junlor Prom Committee Junlor Play Commlttee Semor Play C0mmlttee Junlor Play Prlze Speaklng 3 Second Prize 3 Unlted Nations Essay Contest Wln ner 4 Representatlve to Montgomery PTIZE Speakmg Contest Colby College 3 Usher PATRICIA LOUISE WOODWORTH RFD No 1 Box 144 Exeter Pa She has no use for malzce Wlth a sunple campmg pack The outdoors as her palace And a horse her cadzllac Academic Course Hlgh Honors 9 terms Honors 2 terms Pmnacle Staff Glee Club 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Dramatlc Club 2 Latm Club 1 French Club 2 I 46 7, - . . . 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S n Class Hlstor --- R F S The pl IX 18 over lllll the Clllt 11n ls sxxlftly dcscc ndrng on 1n 1ct xx hrcls tor srx short ye 11s has lmecn t lklllg' pl 1ce Woxx 1ll the pl 1x ers 119 lc IX mg thls the 1ter but betore 1x1 go lct Us look b1ck ovcr the best xc1rs ol Olll lrx es Act I Scene I We c 1n see tortx thlec llttlc grrls Llllllblllg' txxclxc tonc stcps to Robrnson bl-,lTllll llX Then llL9N llk gloxxrng xx 1th excite ment' Betore them stretchcs 1 h 1ll xxrth doors on both sldes Bx l11ck they choose the rrght entr1nce to room hxe Atter txvo weeks ot school passed cl 1ss oflicers xx ere elected to take the leadrng puts rn the frrst scent ot our dramt xx 1th much enthus11sm Annette Wardxxell xvae chosen ls presrdent Mar1or1e Adams ls x1ce presrdent Jean Lf11x as secretarx md Rexerlx Bernrer as treasurer Sandra Montgomerx xx Is elected to repre sent Us rn the Student COllI'lCll We engox ed thrs yen not onlx because rt xx 1s nexx and excrtrng but also because xxe met so m IDX nexx frrends Our class seemed to be qurte YIlLlSlC'lllX mrnded tor Mrss Foster o11r musrc drrector, asked us to srng rn assembly one Mond 1x Manx grrls 1lso p 1rt1c1pated rn the Mzlcado 1 Grlbert and Sullrx an productron We xx1ll nex er forget our noon t1mes xx hen xve rushed out ot doors to gr1ders and m 1nx ot us telt th lt xxe xvere too old tor thrs sort ot entertaln ment Hoxxexer 1 texx xxcre st1ll found on the monkex b 1rs' Act I Scene II M my ncxx grrls entered our cl 1ss thrs year Joanne WI l.ZLllk 1 N1rg1n11Me1rr1m M 11x Lo11 H lllg' llltl C 1rol I1 l mders At our tu st cl lss meetrng xxe elected Bctsy Macomber IN presrdent Annette Ward xx cll IS x1ce presrdent M 1rth1 Dodge IS secret IFN lllfl Murrel Loxxthcr as trc1surer Martha also represented us rn the Student Councrl md Jem L 1rxf xx as chosen to be room ch urman Thrs vear Mrs Smlth helped us to declde xxh It C0111 ses xve xxould take our freshman year and also talked to us about xarrous xocatrons We lor got that xx e had been sex enth graders and concentr 1ted on the fact that thrs xx IS our last xear rn Junror hrghl Junror Schol1st1c Bookclub' Many ot 11s purchased four books month 1ust to get 1 FREE one' Hoxxever xve enyox ed readrng them md ex en tod 1x our shelves are full of these entertarnrng books' Act II Scene I Then rn the tall ot 1951 vxe xxere freshmen rn room en under the gurdancc ot Mrs Prrscrlla Johnson Glrls from St Mrch 1el s rorned 11s Charlotte QLIFIIQI trom Watertoxxn M 1ssachusetts Susan Nm De 1ton trom Cal1torn11 lllfl Mutha Qumdt Thrs xerr xxe chose P11111 Sc lllllllilll ls our presrdent Elrse Llllrlll 1s x1ce prcsldent Annette lV1ld 49 O O I I Zz , 'z' 2 ' z 2' '. .' 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' - 1. , 1 - well as secretary and Vlrgxnla Fleldsend as treasurer Our student coun cll representatlves and proctors were Betsy Macomber and Joan Henne berry Because of all the new act1v1t1es whlch were open to us gxrls were seen rushlng to glee club tryouts for basketball and other sports Thls was a busy year wlth Latm French algebra and many other new subjects Many of the actresses ln our dramas won awards for thelr ablhty to speak their lmes 1n Latm as well as ln Englxsh Act II Scene II September 3d 1952 We have crossed the hall to the mam room Here behlnd the desk sxts Mr Frederxck Carr and because there are so very many girls 1n the room we all have a great temptatxon to talk' Barbara Schwelzer Jomed our ranks thxs year and also Letha Rand lett Evelyn Goodreau and Murlel Rowell Class oflicers were as follows Ehse Laurm presldent Lettle McAll1ster VICE presldent Joan Henneber ry secretary and Beverly Bermer treasurer Betsy Macomber and Paula Scammon were elected to the student councll This was the year ln whxch we were runner up ln hockey for the cham plonshlp of the school Twelve glrls also made the varslty squad 1n bas ketball and hockey We had made up our mlnds to be the athletes of R F S V Then ln November came the blggest event yet of our hlgh school days the Sophomore Hop' For weeks before hand we cut turkeys out of orange constructlon paper and wrote each sophomore glrl s name upon one The big mght arrlved and among the harvest of wheat and pumpkms we danced to the musxc of Kmght Raybold Act II Scene III Soon 1953 was here and because of the crowded condltlons our strong energetlc band of Junlors was dlvlded 1nto three rooms Mary Jo McLeod and Llda Capelle were two new glrls whom we happlly greeted thls year' At our first class meetmg we chose Ehse Laurm as presldent Ann Sanborn as v1ce presldent Deborah Smlth as secretary and Annette Wardwell as treasurer Patrlcla Fortm and Paula Scammon were chosen to represent us nn the student councll and Jean Lary was to be our canteen representatlve Thls year we were out to make money' We held food sales we had a sweater dance we sold novelties and of course we had our Junlor Prom and plays Antzc Sprmg and Fog On the Valley Our success ln everythmg we tackled was all because we had two wonderful and understand1ng ad vlsers Mrs Elsle Keene and Mlss Harrlet Sternberg Before thxs year we had felt hke a group of wandermg players wxthout a dlrector to gulde us There were also many very lmportant events ln the lxves of our class mates Marjorxe Adams Paula Scammon and Ehse Laurm were taken mto the Roblnson Semmary Chapter of the Natlonal Honor Soclety Ann ette Wardwell Paula Scammon and yours truly were chosen to go to Gran 1te Gnrls State at Durham m June 50 . .. . 1 - ' . . ... . . 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Act II Scene IV Our hlgh school days had sped by swiftly and now we were mlghty Senlors We notlced a new g1rl 1n our mldst for Nancy Betts from Brookllne Massachusetts had Jomed us Later Ann Pearson Jolned the class Class officers were elected lmmedlately w1th Ellse Laurm as pres1dent Murlel Lowther as V106 presldent Lettxe McAll1ster as secre tary and Annette Wardwell as treasurer Patrlcla Fortln and Paula Scammon were our student councll representatlwes and Jean Lary and Joan Henneberry our teen canteen representatlves As soon as school opened class rlngs arrlved and for weeks we proud ly extended our hand for all the lower classmen to see' Next came the Joy of plcklng out name cards and each admxred her own engraving or style just a l1tt1e b1t more than all of the others The greatest thrlll or fear was class plcturesl Between the tlme they were taken and the1r arrlval we hardly dared to breathe fear1ng all the tlme they wouldn t Hatter us' Wlth the end of the1r drama ln slght the actresses put all of the1r strength and ab1l1ty 1nto the class and varslty teams Slx senxors made the warslty hockey team four made the basketball team and sew en were on the softball team On the class basketball badmlnton softball 'md hockey teams the semors revealed the1r sk1ll and team co operatxon The h1lar1ous semor play Father of the Brlde was well llked and pralsed by all who saw It The excellent actlng ab1l1ty of Joanne Mazurka Rxchard Merk and the other members of the cast made th1s popular come dy a gre tt success Stlll more of our classmates were honored thls year when they were mducted 1nto the Natlonal Honor Soclety The 1nduct1on ceremony was beautlful and 1mpress1ve and the s1lver seruce DICCGS g1V6H to the Soclety by our class added to the dlgmty and beauty of the occaslon The semor blology class enj oyed a tr1p to Boston and the hlstory class attended the town meet1ng 1n March Other trlps and speclal events helped to break up the monotony of regular classes and asslgnments Bemg semors has been the best thlng that ever happened to us W have come to know our best frlends just a lxttle blt better and we ve really learned that our teachers are true and understandmg fr1ends Many of our members have recelved honors and awards 1n French Club Student Councll Dramat1c Club the Band and other act1v1t1es We have started on the rockv road whlch leads both to success and to fa1lure The cholce IS ours now Whlch fork of the road shall we take? Now as the curtaln descends upon Roblnson Semlnary actlvltles Pm nacle staff meet1ngs plate sellmg and all the Joys of the semor year we the players ln Scene Four Class of 1955 Roblnson Semlnary take our final bow' JUDITH ANN PALMER 5l 9 - - 1 . . . . . . L. , ' , L L, . . . . .. . . . - x . . . . . . ' - L L , L ' , L L . , ' 'v 1 1 L L, , L L. L L , LL L 7 ' L L . . . . . 7 . . , , . . . . . . ' , LL L . Y . Y 1 1 - s - L r 9 sf x L L - u . . . H . ,, . 9 v L ' . I . . .. L . , y ' ' f c . L ' ' . . . . Y. . . . X 9 . . . . . . L , L . . . . . . L . . . . , 1 . 9 r 1 r -- V . L L . . L , ' . . . . D lr r v s . Y . . y K v s . . f f ' QW H' il 5 iff X 1 '1 S? Ki Q N -4.1 pa, ll f - GN,, S ,Q 'fifsi 11.593 '21 . sw M , 4,54- ' :fy Q I i X. As 1' :AL-. 91 ,,xQ..Q5-'2' 114.5 - .1-5 ,fl Md: S 'O l,, I 565' k Hixr -M, R' . D-Q . k.,.- 4a . gf 9 4, '2,'1 1v.:s f555'f 'Q '- f ' ,A ,415 .Nuff N ' , in L. . ' 'Rf' 12344 G wh' f'1s.w,., f +2-, . Z. . yu 31-,K 'fig Lf? 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I . . 1 1 1 1 ' f ' ' 1 v Ski Club Photography Club Glee Club and Chess Club We also enjoyed the Friday night swimming session at the Academy And it s time for another long awaited vacation As September of 51 rolled around and the class of 55 entered Senior High as Freshmen we began to settle down to business With some it was girls with others it was sports and with still others it was studies We filled out our ranks with Saint Michael s graduates this vear and Billy Cobb and Dick Merrill Joined us also Several of the more mtelligent members transferred to Phillips Exeter Academy 55 continued to show athletic powers with three boys making the foot ball squad and playing in all the J V games although seeing only very limited action in the big games And again JV basketball drew large num bers of the class and track and JV baseball were well gifted with us Dave LeRoy and Dave Dodge went to the N H Science Fair at Dart mouth with exhibits of their own making and Jacky Roach was the class high salesman for the third straight year This summer s vacation became an introduction period into the labor mg class for many of us The fall of 51 found twelve of our number of the football team with creditable results Blmby Martin made first string on the basketball team squad and nine showed their worth 1n track Kenny Smart was elected captain of the track team for the 54 season Eight varsity awards were received by members of 55 this year The Sophomore Hop which we put on was not a huge financial success but It served to swell our not too plump treasury and gave us some practi cal knowledge as to a sophisticated shindlg Mark Fisk livened up the school year with his 1930 vintage Chevrolet sedan affectionately named the Green Hornet At our first crack at the Merrill Themes and Prize Speaking we did quite well Jack Roach won third prize in the themes and Richard Black took third place in the prize speaking Everyone who heard the declama tions was amazed with Ricky Black s presentation and all who knew h1m Just about fell off their seat when he let go with his heretofore unknown hon s roar that I am sure could be heard outside as well as inside the aud1 torium It IS now time for Station EHS to recess for the Summer When we returned the next September it was to find ourselves the so called bosses 1 utter fictionl of the main room Our social act1v1t1es became more extensive in our Junior year than ever before The Junior plays Antic Spring and Fog on the Valley were a real success with Mr Love and Miss Sternberg directing the combmed theatrical talent of the two classes The well known and well attended 54 . 7 Y I ' . . , . . . 7 9 ' . , . . . . Y Y ' . . . , . . w 9 , . . . . , . . , . . , . . . . . , . this year. Three of us survived the many cuts to remain on the baseball . Q , . . . , . , ' as yn , . . . . , . . . , . ' . . .- ' ' CC ' ' 97 KC 77 ' 7 Y J umor Prom was someth1ng to remember The combined themes of Star dust and Top Hat wlth the soft music of Johnny Glllespxe and hls band and the dimmed audltorium llghts blended ln complete harmony with each other Mr Knox and Miss Keene and the J unlor Prom Committee which they directed should be compllmented on the fine Job of decorating which they performed This and the numerous vlc dances which we put on served to make our treasury more plush than ever but as the old saying goes The more the merrler Our athletes really came into thelr own this year The high light of the football season for the players anyway was the night game wlth St Anthony at Manchester under lights Seven of the once little 55 received football awards and Smart and Wlggln were elected co captalns for the 55 season The somewhat dubious high light of the basketball season was with the Newmarket team at Exeter when nearly everyone ln the gym had a good workout Four of us received basketball awards that season Coach Stone really whipped the track team 1nto shape that sprmg and also got more meets for us than ever before We journeyed to Laconia and Roches ter for the first tlme and made a credltable showlng Dlck Merk and Blll Herllhy won the 220 low hurdles and the broad Jump respectively and their tlmes and dlstances were good enough so that they were chosen as one of the two boys ln each event to represent New Hampshlre ln the New Eng land Track Meet The five members out for track all recely ed awards Now a rest before the final march to graduation On entering Room 22 we lmmedlately notlced the partial secluslon which had been lacking for the past three years and wlth this realization came the sobermg thought that this was to be our last year at Exeter High School we had finally grasped the top rung of the ladder and were now steadily drawing ourselves to the top graduatlon We were swept almost at once 1nto a verltable maelstrom of actxvxtles athletlcs the Semor Plays Plnnacle commlttees clubs and Hlstory trips And lt was necessary to find time somewhere to devote to studles As the falnt stralns of Pomp and Cxrcumstance sounded our thoughts turned nostalglcally to the teachers of Exeter High School who helped to mold our character and who contrlbuted so much to our fund of knowledge We were all very sorry to see Mr Harriman Prmclpal leave hls vacancy was felt by all We WlSh hlm every success ln the future And so llttle 55 grew and matured and finally reached ltS lmmedlate goal As for the future who knows? Who can guess Slgnlng off WILCOMB HERLIHY 55 1 1 1 H . - YY ll YY ' ' ' ' ' Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 Y Y Y ll ' YY 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y Y ' 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 ' v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y Y Y Y ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' ll ' YY Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' Y Y Y 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 Y 1 , 1 1 1 1 Y 39, FXVORYIE IFACHERS Hrs Keene 'Wir Hatch WIOSI IIIXPLX I0 Sl CCPPD DONF WlOS'1 FOR THF QCHOOI Nlxrjoru Xdims Irl Stone Paula Scanlmon Wllcomb Hcrhhy 1 , N sz . F, . ,- , , L .. Tl . ,W f- 'BN' , W 1 'Q 'sq bfyl - fp I 1 .i' . V- ,,,-1. , 1 . . . , . , , 1 . , L f . 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J , - -.A AL - x , ii ' ,,f' . ul w vv 1 '- 4 41 1 . A . A' ' . Hrr' '-.S 1- . ' ' w Y v .w v Q L . . 1 .l 1. A l A C- A ' L n 'A X . A MYNSSM fm if SSW! f X Y X X f JUNIOR CLASS First row: M. Clough, M. J. Zarnowski, S. Kolomitsky, J. Brisson, M. Marshall, S. Mac- Dougall, S. Shattuck, J. Patterson, J. Manix, li. Hartshorne, M. E. Quandt. Second row: Mrs. R. Johnson, B. Wiggin, J. Johnson, V. White, J. Sullivan, A. Cho- quette, J. Houle, M. Wiggin, D. Williams. G. Simmons, B. Woods, D. Nowak, l'. Kopka, E. Barbin. Third row: C. Barnea, L. Barlow, S. Moss, J. Trefethen, M. Rand, S. Griswold, J. Thurston, J. Hill, B. Ronnquist, S. Markie, C. Shaw, S. Higgins, N. McGinnis, M. Towle. Junior Class Here we are, the Seminary's last junior class fand we hope, its bestb, having had a full year of rushing' from chemistry in the basement to gym on the top floor, with French and Junior class financial projects and study-- ing. taking up our spare time. Despite our busy schedule, our animal round of elections was held soon after school began with these results: Pnfszklvzzf - Margaret Marshall l'1'c'c'-P1'f'sidm1f - Sandra MacDougall Treasurer - Sue Shattuck St't'l'f'f!ll'!1 - Julia Hrisson SfNdl'lIZL C7wmzcz'I l'l'jH'EfSl'NfClliZ.l'I'S - Joan Patterson and Sonya Kolomitsky Cfznfccn 1'f'11w.wnfatz'z'f' - Judith Manix 62 With a large percentage of our class on the various school teams, we won the school hockey championship, and Sue Shattuck was elected captain of next year's varsity hockey team. Many of our members participated enthusiastically in the Latin, French, Dramatic, and Glee Clubs. Our two most important events of the year were the Junior Prom and the Junior Plays, which were very successful and enjoyed by all. With the aid of our advisor, Mrs. Rebecca Johnson, we have had a full and memorable year, Which, we are sure, we will never forget. fl, 11,- ,ctfg 0, ... v,. 'Q 1 51 Y Jl'NIOR FLASS Seated: P. Douglas, R. Gamlin, D. Moreau, l'. Bouchard, G. Wilbur, R. Dillon, R. Eustis J. O'Brien, M. Robinson, F. Schultz, Nl. Jackson. Second row: Mr. Roundy, E. Laviolette, IJ. Lyford, F. Clancy, R. White, S. Henneberry C. Cotton, R. Greenwood, R. Willett, F. Magoon, F. Wheeler. Third row: D. Pease, G. Richard, F. Stillings, J. Keniek, R. Gilbert. R. Keeney, R. Chis holm, R. Demasky, P. Bernier. Fourth row: C. Rogers, R. Hallinan, A. l'lout'fe, R. Waterman. G. Metcalfe. W. Camiranfl D. Hunt, R. Strout, R. Evans. Junior Class History XYork a little and have lots of fun seemed to be our motto as we en- tered school this year. The struggle to accustom ourselves to the responsi bilities placed upon us by no means discouraged us, and it wasn't long be- fore we had established supremacy of the main room. Our first serious business of the year, apart from getting settled to out school routine, was to hold a class meeting and elect class oflicers. The re- sults of that meeting were: Prcsiclcizz' - Robert Dillon Vice P1'cs1'zIvnf - Gene Wilbur Sffc'1'f'frz1'y - Richard Fournier 64 Student Council Representatives are Frank Stillings and Robert Willett. Canteen Representatives are Richard Greenwood and Robert Willett. The junior class has been well represented on the athletic squads. Eustis, Magoon, Willett, Gamlin, Waterman, Greenwood, O'Brien, Dillon, Keeney, and Chisholm made the football team. Bouchard, Willett, Water- man, Eustis, Magoon, Chisholm, and Stillings represented us on the basket- ball team. In winter track we had Douglas, Greenwood, O'Brien, Dillon, and Chisholm. The musically inclined among us, who played in the band or sang in the chorus, are Metcalfe, O'Brien, Robinson, Strout, Kenick, Plouffe, Schultz, Dillon, and Richard. As our junior class became full of plays, vic dances, athletics, canteens, and the junior prom, our motto slowly changed to work quite a bit and have fun, as much fun as time allows, of course. The fact that every individual in the class has worked hard and proved to the world that he is a junior, shows that the year has been a tremendous success. ROBERT DILLON President SOPHOMORE CLASS First row: D. Blodgett, C. Johnson, P. Stone, L. LaFlamme, B. Moss, E. Rowell, A. Goodreau, J. Douglas, B. Perry, J. Jacobson. D. Gilford, B. Pennell. L. Weeks, .l. Macomber, O. Seiberlich, C. Desroche, B. Markie, R. Eldridge. A. Barry, S. Kreger. N. Gaudette. Second row: Mr. Carr, C. Bruce, R. Morgan, R. Damsell, P. Puffer, N. Gingras, L. Bar- ber, D. Buxton, M. Hook, M. Lyford, YV. Lisowski, H. Gillespie, B. Seamman, .l. Cross, N. Dunnell, J. Spaulding, S. Thayer, B. Milbury, S. Carbonneau, J. Bradford. P. Timmins, L. Ploutfe, J. Pulver, L. Clarkson, S. Corliss, J. Cadieux. Third row: K. Field, C. Ronnquist, D. Merrill, A. Gallant, S. Gallant, G. Page, B. Bragg. P. Moriarty, D. Keegan, C. Marston, J. Lancaster. Il. Horne, J. Brown, P. Sanborn, S. Balerviez, G. Kent, G. Walker, Young, V. Nichols, N. Caverno. ll. Shannon. M. Lincoln, J. Stillings, M. Herlihy, M. Midesy, G. Soucy, J. Bernier, V. Eaton. Sophomore Class History PI'l'8l.df'Hf - Dianne Gifford Vive' P1'f'sz'fIf'21t - Betty Pennell Sl'l'I'Pfl1I'jl -- Joan Jacobson 7'rvzzsurm' - Lucy Weeks Much to our dismay, the Sophomore class has lost some members. Sally Paine and Joy Goddard have gone to Northfield, while Nancy Proulx 66 and the Westphal girls have moved away. To make up for this loss, how- ever, we have gained some welcome additions to our ranks. An admirable percentage of sophomores is in the Glee Club, and Betsy Perry did so well as librarian last year that she has earned the office again. The Dramatic Club has opened new vistas for many of us, and a group of? our girls has presented a play for this organization. Those of us who have had the opportunity to visit French Club have found it an inviting prospect. The Sophomore Hop was not only successful financially, but it was also enjoyed very much by those who attended. Although our class did not excel on the athletic teams this fall, we in- tend to perk up and do well next year. We have enjoyed our classes with the Seminary's new teachers, but of course, we were glad to see the familiar ones too. Next year we'll be juniors and upperclassmen, so let's try to make it a great new year in a great new school. SOPHOMORE CLASS Front row: C. Bouchard, G. Stanley, D. Young. E. Willett, G. Steven, R. Elmore, 'l'. Moreau, R. Boisvert, L. Foss, R. Hoyt, R. Johnson. Second row: Mr. Hatch, J. Pettengill. C. Tuttle. E. Gilman, R. Staker. ll. Wilbur, R. Sanborn, R. Welch, ll. Nlarcotte, G. Nlanix, G. Smith, K. Grant. N. Gaulin. Third row: R. Moreau, H. McCoy, Nl. Smith. R. Chase, H. Cross, S. Yarost-wick, ll. Gendron, C. Thayer, W. Hilton, L. Fletcher, IJ. Gilbert. Fourth row: L. Yeaton, R. Burke, ll. Flanders, G. Crowell, W. Pease. .l. l'rakop. .l. Callahan, R. Eldredge, P. Hamilton, L. Gaudette. Sophomore Class Histor The sophomore class started off the year with 45 members. Two weeks before school began we had the following husky sophomores report for foot' Hall practice: Hob Elmore, George Manix, Harold Cross, Win Hilton. Charlie Thayer, Paul Hamilton, Eddie Gilman, and Lew Fletcher. Of these boys, two, Bob Elmore and Lew Fletcher, received their football letters. About three weeks after school began, we had our class elections and the results were as follows: Prv.sz'cIenf - Robert Elmore l'1'r'f'-Pzrfsirlwzf - George Stevens Sl't'I'f'fl1V11-TI'l'llSllI'4'l' - Thomas Moreau SfIlllf'Ilf Council - Charlie Thayer flllHff'l'll 13cf1n'e'sf'rzf11ffzws - Bob Elmore, Ed Willett 68 Only two boys made the basketball team: they were Dave Flanders and George Manix. Dave received his letter. We had the following boys from our class in the band: George Stanley, David Marcotte, Richard Moreau, Russell Hoyt, Norman Gaulin, Lawrence Yeaton, and Thomas Moreau. The class of 57 wishes to thank Mr. Hatch for his guidance and co- operation this year. THOMAS MOREAU Secretary FRESHMAN CLASS First row: L. Gaulin, L. Kellogg, B. VVhite, B. Wentworth, P. Ellison, K. Breslin, E Fellowes, B. Swasey, E. Toland, S. Rowell, J. Jacobson, C. Snell, D. Clough, R French, C. Bell, C. Tuttle. N. Blodgett, Y. Baillargeon. Second row: Miss McManus, L. Hoitt, R. O'Brien, R. Linnaberry, C. Fish. K. Combs P. Pease, G. McAllister, D. Howard, D. Turcotte, P. Gingras, M. Atwood, C. LeMay L. Tardiff, B. Sargent, A. Barbin, N. Krieger, G. Davis, .l. Bernier, C. Rowell C. Barker. Third row: B. Pease, G. Cotter, M. Rosencrantz, J. Camire, K. Moore, A. Wagner, J Sanborn, S. Anderson, M. Bickford, M. Wilbur, C. Chick, J. Buxton. J. Currier M. Adams, S. Lawrence, A. Morse. M. Easton, A. Donovan, D. Richards, P. Prakop . . 'ix.-.,.-., , Freshman Class History - R. F. S. With the help of Miss McManus, we elected class officers. They are as follows: P1'f'sz'cIw1f - Sandra Rowell l'if'0-Prffsidcnf - Deborah Woodman S!'l'l'f'ffll'1l - Elizabeth Toland Trcfasurcz' - Louise Jacobson 70 The Student Council representatives are Brenda Swasey and Elizabeth Fellowes. The Canteen representative is Carolyn Snell. As a class we have done very Well in sports. We have won many of our class games. The freshman soccer team is undefeated. Several girls were chosen for the school hockey and the school basketball teams. Some of our classmates are members of the Glee Club. We are also proud ofthe number of girls who have had their names placed on the Honor Roll. FRESHMAN CLASS Front row: D. Parshley, T. Marshall, S. Gingras, W. Cote. R. Morrisscttc, R. Dillon G. Keegan, D. Baillargeon, H. Call, D. Crockett, K. Stacy. Second row: Mr. Anderson, D. Morrissette, S. Saltonstall, XV. Moss. D. Freeman, N Gagne, J. Goss, R. Landry, L. Cail, J. Merrill, E. Perkins, C. Ronnquist, E. Boyce VV. Stevens. Third row: R. LePage, D. Flanders, J. DiCicco, J. Toland, S. Gervais, D. Tewksbury R. Kibildis, R. Bacon, N. Caswell, D. Sharp. D. MacD0ugall. W. lVilbur, P. Clark R. Kimball, C. Gervais. Fourth row: A. Robinson, .l. l'ouliotte, D. l'ctit. R. Gagne, A. Eaton, A. SViggin, l' Humes, F. Grover, D. Montooth. J. Goodrich, H. Winch, T. Adamski, .l. Mctluillan l'. Stccves. K. King. ' 0 Freshman Class H1story So begins another year of school. We are happy to meet our neu friends from St. Michael's. After we had been divided into our three differ- ent rooms, we settled down and met our new teacher, Mr. Field of the Eng- lish Department. After two weeks we gathered in the auditorium for class elections Here are our class officers: P1'esifIr'11f - Richard Dillon l'ice'-Pwsidczlf - Wayne VVilbur Trf'r1surw'- Sam Saltonstall Sccrefary - Wallace Stevens Sfmlcnf Council I3c1n'f'sc11tczfiz'c - Richard Dillon flflIIfl'l'II Represcnfr1f1'z'c.s - Arthur Wiggin, Charles Gervais 72 In Sports our grade was the athletic type. Fifteen freshmen helped to make up the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade football squad, while Richard Dillon played on the varsity team and received his letter. Larry Cail, John Dicicco, Norman Gagne, Ralph Landry, and Richard Dillon played junior Varsity basketball with eight class members on the freshmen basketball team. In winter track Richard Dillon, Dennis Freeman, Allan Robinson, Kevin King, Ralph Landry, and Norman Gagne competed. Among the different clubs and groups, We had six class members in the senior band, one member in the junior band, and two members in the newly organized photography club. All of us were sorry to see Danny Fortin, Garth Morse, Lee Donaldson, and Robert Shell leave. We had Roger Bacon join us at mid-year to bring our number up to fifty-five pupils. We, the freshmen class, would like to thank Mr. Field for his roller skating parties and all the teachers who have helped to make this year a success. WALLACE STEVENS Secretary EIGHTH GRADE First row: L. Hoitt, N. Bissell, D. Montgomery, G. Barlow, K. Sanborn, L. Fletcher N. Holland, A. Berry, J. Woodworth, D. Johnson, K. Goodell, J. Trefethen, G Cronshaw, B. Witham. Second row: Mrs. Smith, J. Winchester, C. Wexler, B. Selleck. C. Gamlin, M. Walker C. Pulver, R. Miller, T. Goldman. H. Grier, A. lieilby, J. Woodworth, C. Morse C. Richards, C. Parshley, J. Carlisle. Third row: D. Marshall. t'. Call, A. Davey, S. Davis, M. Tuttle. D. Laviolette, M. if Flanders, .l. Gingras, L. Atwood, D. Shaw, L. Perkins, M. J. Williams, P. Rowell S. Clements. O Eighth Grade At the beginning of the year, we elected class oflicers as follows: Pnfsidvrzf - Nancy Holland l'ic'c-I'1'f's1'dw1f - Lynne Fletcher St'l'l'l'flII'jl - Ann Berry Y'rmsurm' - Muriel Sanborn Student Coznzc-1'I R6'1JI'C.9P71fGfil'6' - Gail Barlow Gym has been interesting this year because we have had teams and elected captains in the various sports. The 8 A's captains were: in field hockey, Lynne Fletcher: in soccer, Nancy Holland: and in badminton, Ar- 74 lene Davey. Diane Montgomery, Judith Woodworth, and Dorothy Marshall were captains for the 8 B's in field hockey, soccer, and badminton, respect- ively. The 8 B's won the soccer game and the 8 A's the field hockey. When Christmas time came, we gave it a good welcome by playing popular records, having a gay tree, and enjoying refreshments afterwards. We did quite well in the P. T. A. membership campaign, and received two dollars for a prize. Although it took considerable time to decide what to do with this money, we contributed it to the March of Dimes. We have also given money to the Junior Red Cross. Throughout the year, we have had several socials. Those who attended these thoroughly enjoyed them and we should like to thank Mr. Hathaway and the teachers who chaperoned. Mr. Field supervised several roller skating parties for us. Although these parties may have strained our pocketbooks somewhat, they were well worth it. We are having fun deciding what courses we shall take next year, and eagerly looking forward to being Freshmen in the new high school. J :ff ' EIGHTH GRAIIH Front row: .l. Prescott, R. Lowther. ll. Chase, .l. Finn, W. Scamman, N. Thurston, .I. Deaton, C. Bickel. ll. Elmore. R. NlcClean. C. Peabody. Second row: J. Sinclair. G. Schmidt. R. Beckman, W. Landeck, S. Buxton, W. Cail, ll. Pearson, K. Gilbert, H. Smart, W. Tuttle. R. NYhite, A. Caverno. Third row: H. George. ll. Rogers, R. Dorman. li. Robinson. M. Quandt, K. Sawyer. NV. Bragg. R. Evans, D. Gallant, F. Fellow s, .l. Allard. -l. Silnlwrn. Back row: C. Marcotte. .l. Reed. S. Wlazurka, S. Adams. N. Dimock, R. Strout. li. l.i:is- colt, J. White, W. Kesler. S. Carlisle, R. Tucker, C. Rollins. Eighth Grade Class Histor Tuesday, Septemlier 7th, 195-1, found us, the former seventh grade ot' last year, enthusiastically looking forward to our eighth grade year, our second at Exeter High School. Due to the fact that we were a large class. eleven of us were placed in Room 9, to have Mr. Field for a home-room teacher. The tirst major activity was eighth and ninth grade football. Twelve boys from the eighth grade tried out for the team. We had a fairly success- ful year. winning three games and losing two. Mr. Eustis, our coach, taught us much about the game of football. The various clubs of the school were soon started. Those in which eighth grade pupils participated were: Junior Band, Senior Hand, and History Club. The iirst ot' four .Iunior High Socials which we are gifted with each year, under the direction of Mr. Hathaway, was held early in October. All who attended enjoyed themselves tremendously by dancing and playing various games. 76 Soon the History Club was started by Mrs. MacNabb. Otlicers were elected and all who were admitted enjoyed it greatly. Seventh and eighth grade basketball was the next sport in line. Seven eighth grade members made the squad. Our coach, lVIr. Stone, helped our playing considerably. Next, came the yearly magazine drive. Our class goal was 514255 and we collected 553306. The leaders in the two rooms were Martin Quandt and Scotty Carlisle. Six new boys joined us this year. They were George Forbes, James White, Robert Schultz, Howard George, Stanly Buxton, and Ronald Evans. We were sorry that Robert Schultz had to leave us soon after he came. We are indeed grateful to all our teachers for their superb leadership during our eighth grade year. We were sorry that Mrs. MacNabb was ill for a short time. Our sincere thanks go to the three substitute teachers who took over in her absence. They were Mrs. Bowman, Mr. Cawley, and Mrs. Barnard. We were, however, very glad when Mrs. MacNabb returned. We will 1'emember and cherish this year, and the many happy ex- periences it brought us, for a long time to come. Our class oflicers are: Prcsiflcnt - Norman Thurston Vice'-P1'eside1zf - Aquilla Chase Secretary - Scotty Carlisle Treasurer - Martin Quandt SCOTTY CARLISLE Secretary Ii y F' ple I' ff fs if-i SEVENTH GRADIC Front row: L. Morse. J. Thorndike, J. Kopeeki, F. Stevens, G. Holland, U. Gillespie. R. Dumas, J. Davey, G. Adams, R. Eno, R. Swasey. Second row: NV. Berry, T. Tate, J. Locke, R. Leighton, .l. York, R. Grant. D. Seamman. D. Michaelsen, W. Hale, F. Bennett. 'l'. Swift, A. Grondin. Third row: H. Moore, R. Smith, S. Bell. F. liickforcl, S. Fernald, li. Aucoin. R. Webb, M. VVool, D. Lambert. R. Tewkshury, R. Burnham, IJ. Kruger. Fourth row: D. McLean, D. Jacques, I. Young. R. Wiggin. W. Walsh, D. Milner. J. Baird. B. Wagner, M. Day, K. Saltonstall, R. Fortin. Seventh Grade Histor In September 54 boys entered the seventh grade from Exeter and its surrounding' towns. We soon learned that the noise from the construction of the new High School was disturbing, but we gradually became used to it. As the school year went on, many ot' us took part in the school activi- ties, such as History Club, Choir, Junior Hand, and liasketball. We are now eagerly awaiting spring and baseball. 78 Our class topped its quota in the annual magazine drive, which was headed by Robert Swasey. The socials conducted by Mr. Hathaway were very much enjoyed by the seventh and eighth grade students of the Seminary and High School. We are very sorry that Mrs. MacNabb has been ill for several weeks. The class officers are as follows: Prrfsizlmlf - Christopher Gillespie V'il'l'-Pl'l'SlflIl'I'If - Coburn Bennett Sf'f'I'f'flll'jl - Charles Bickford T1'f'f1s1n'm' - Robert Swasey - - W. gtgfgi I If SEVENTH GRADE First row: J. Keegan, F. Crowe, F. Ploutfe, N. Berry, E. Bickel, S. Fish, 'l'. Kellogg, I.. St. Jean, D. Niehling, D. Cooper, C. Caspar, S. Dixwell, J. Keller. D. Cail, D. Young, A. Cross, D. Sheldon. S. Fletcher, J. Griswold. Second row: Mr. Arnold, K. Collins. L. Jones, S. Richardson, J. Chase, L. Laurin, Nl. Nixon, C. Mayhew, J. Prescott, L. Haley. S. LaPerle, L. Page, L. Kenick, P. Simon, S. Caswell, G. llinfret, E. Van den llergh, C. French, P. Ploufl'e. Third row: A. Dudley. L. Young, J. Price, C. Grant, S. Bernier, D. Moss, M. Monaghan, E. YVeeks, S. NVetherell, S. York, E. Prescott, J. Greenwood, ll. Choquette, E. Pick- ard, S. Williams, L. Meeks, li. Perry, J. Marion, P. Grant, S. Peaslee, E. Ladd. S. Gingras. Seventh Grade Class Histor At the beginning of this school year, with Mr. Arnold as our class advisor, we elected our class otficers who are as follows: President - Diana Cooper Vice-Prescidenf - Carol Casper S6'Cl'f'fCll'1l - Deborah Niebling Tnfaszzzrl' - Stephanie Dixwell Student Council Representative - Judith Keller At the close of the first term we were awarded the Scholarship Banner for the largest percentage of students on the Honor Roll. At the end of the second term, we were again rewarded with this banner. We also boast the winning of five dollars for our treasury through the Tag Contest sponsored by the League of Women Voters. Thus we end our first year in Robinson Seminary, and we are anxiously awaiting next year as the eighth grade. 80 A M19 QQ fx .., C32 ' Q, . Y Ga In MI U MT Vw i' ilix , X Q, PINNACLE STAFF Seated: Mrs. Keene, L. McAllister, V. Proulx. N. Higgins, IJ. Nlerk. l'. Scammon. ll. Herlihy, S. Currier. J. Stevenson. A. Wardwell, Mr. Fullam. Second row: Y. Merriam. J. Palmer. I. Stone. K. Smart. N. Anderson. S. Wheeler. ll. Wiggin, N. Smith, H. lleairsto, D. Lt-Roy. ll. lk-rnier, J. Mazurka. Third row: N. lletts, ll. Schweitzer. Nl. Towne, G. Mitchell, Nl. Xdams. l'. Woodworth. E. Laurin, ll. Smith, J. Lary, Nl. Lowther, l'. Fortin, .L Rogalski. J. Henneberry. Pinnacle Staff Early in the fall the Pinnacle Staff was elected in both schools. This year's staff was under the command of editors Paula Scammon and Rich- ard Merk. At an organizational meeting soon after the elections, Mr. Fullam out- lined the diverse duties and activities of the various departments connected with the yearbook, and at that time Mrs. Keene presented us with tigures and estimates ot' printing costs and other necessary expenditures. As time passed, the staff's activity moved into high gear and the work ol' the various editors was coordinated into this, our yearbook. This year we held a Camera Day during which all students owning cameras were invited to bring them to school to snap informal pictures ot' their classmates for the yearbook. Many were the rough spots we navigated safely, through the wise busi- ness accumen ot' Mrs. Keene, and the untiring efforts ot' Mr. Fullani. To each of them we extend our most sincere thanks. With the school year, the last for many of us, at an end, so ends the coverage ot' this Pinnacle. We hope that the students of Robinson Semin- ary and Exeter High School, and any others who might look through it, find enjoyment in its pages. WILCOMH HERLIHY Assistant Editor ar.. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Left to right: N. Smith. B. lV0ods, J. Merrill, .l. Johnson, Mr. Preble, IE. Small, M. J. Zarnowski, S. Saltonstall, M. Marshall, E. Gaulin. Photography Club The Photography Club was reorganized this year under the capable direction of Mr. Edwin Preble. The aim of the club is to give its members experience in developing, printing, and framing as well as snapping good, inexpensive pictures. In the Photography Club laboratory there are enlargers, contact printers, chemicals, aprons, cutters, paper, special lights and other sorts of utensils for the processing of film. However, besides laboratory or dark room work, there is the most important phase of photography, the act of taking pictures. Emphasis is put upon practice -, because in this way only can a person grasp the meaning, the fun, the pride, and above all, the experience of taking good pictures. Later, in the dark room, one's mistakes are shown and explained in order to insure against future errors. Among members this year were a number of girls from the Robinson Seminary. Any student possessing an inexpensive box camera and a desire to learn to use it and other photographic equipment available to him as a mem- ber, may join the Exeter High School Photography Club. NEIL SMITH 85 STUDENT COUNCIL ' Seated: B. Perry, P. Scammon, P. Fortin. Standing: Mr. Carr, J. Macomber, J. Keller, G. Barlow, J. Patterson, B. Swasey, E. Fellows, S. Kolomitsky. tudent Council- R. F. . Soon after the election of Student Council representatives, the new members were called to their first meeting. The following oiiicers were elected: President - Paula Scammon Vic'0-Pwsident - Betsy Perry Srfcrcfa1'y-T1'f'as1l1'm' - Patricia Fortin The Student Council members acted as hostesses on parents' night, held at the Seminary on Tuesday, November 9. The purpose of this program was to acquaint the parents with their daughters' teachers and subjects. Despite some confusion and a few misplaced parents, the evening proved to be a successful one. Our Christmas spirit was extended to the Student Council of a school in Etrepagny, France by means of a CARE package. We sent the package to Jacqueline Mennessier whom we learned about through mutual friends. On Monday, March 14, the Student Council sponsored a juke box as- sembly. The disc jockey was Margaret Marshall, who introduced the ten most popular songs chosen by separate class ballots. The Student Council undertook a contest which called for suggestions from the students of both schools for a mascot for the new school. The Stu- dent Councils then chose three of the suggested names, and the students of both schools voted for the final one. Much credit and admiration should be extended to Mr. Carr, who has acted as our advisor through this year. 86 S'l'l'lJENT COUNCIL Seated: Mr. Roundy, R. llillon, N. Thurston, K. Smart. ll. Wiggin, W. llerlihy, I' Gillespie. C. Thayer. Standing: F. Stillings, R. Willett. Student Council P1'vsz'de11f - Donald Wiggin l7I'l'l'-Pl't'.9llfII'IIIt - Kenneth Smart Se'f'1'cf111'y -- Robert lVillett At the beginning of the school year the different classes met to elect members to the Student Council. At our first meeting we discussed various rules and regulations of the past year, which were approved by all the members. Later it was decided to form a police force to cope with the trafhc problem. During the cou1'se of the year a member suggested that the council ob- tain a banner for the school, which would have the school's name sewed upon it. This banner would serve as a delegate at all sport events in order to boost morale. A committee was formed to sponsor a contest for selecting a nickname for the school, and this contest met with great success. We believe that through the efforts of Mr. Harriman and Mr. Roundv this year has been a very successful one. 87 ,Q-av' Ns K1 '53, Band Ensemble Flutes Joan Jacobson Astrid Rogalski Jeanette Pulver Barbara Woods Clarirzcfs Betty Pennell Susan Griswold Mary Jane Zarnowski Virginia Proulx Joan Hill Joyce Marion Sandra Rowell Janet Douglas Louise Jacobson Linda Kellogg Pat Ellison Lois Kenick Sa.roplzomf.w Wallace Stevens Wayne Wilbur C-'onnie Richards John Merrill Colldzlcfoi' EDWIN G. PREBLE Horns Joseph Kenick Rosalie Eldredge George Stanley Newton Anderson Corncfs Thomas Moreau Wayne Demasky Malcolm Robinson Russell Hoyt Grace McAllister David Crockett George Metcalf Donald Keach John Goodrich iillfl-I.OI'!'ffl'8 Marlene Towne Donna Hamilton Alice Selleck Carolyn Snell Priscilla Kopka Wanda Lisowski Patty Stone Dolly Buxton 88 Tromlmmfs George Richard Sam Saltonstall Walter Kesler Sue Shattuck I9arz'foncs Joanne Currier Margaret Marshall Ifnss Hams James 0'Brien Beth Milbury Barbara Ronnquist Pf'1'c1f.ws1'o11 Ray Strout Richard Moreau David Marcotte Norman Gaulin Betty Selleck Lawrence Yeaton Hell Lffrr' Donna Merrill Band The Exeter High School Band, under Edwin G. Preble, enjoyed a highly successful year. The season started with their playing at the foot- ball games and for the Armistice Day Parade. Music was furnished by the Band for the Christmas Party sponsored by the Lion's Club. The Band participated in the Centennial Celebration Parade at Man- chester which commemorated 100 years of Education in New Hampshire, and recorded for the Educational Division of the National Broadcasting Company. As in two previous years, the St. Johnsbury Academy Band came here on March 26 for a combined concert, with Exeter playing a return engage- ment at St. Johnsbury the following week. The traditional Spring Concert introduced, as our guests, the Aldrich High School Band from Warwick, Rhode Island, where the Exeter band had played an exchange concert two weeks previously, and the Robinson Seminary Glee Club. In outside activities, George Richards attended the U.N.H. Summer Youth Music School, and several band members played in the town band. The school year ended with the band playing for the Memorial Day Parade and Graduation. We wish to thank our conductor Mr. Preble, all our parents, friends and teachers for the assistance they so generously gave during the year. CHEERLEADERS Front row: B. Markie, J. Bernier, J. Henneberry. X. Harbin. Rear row: l'. Timmins, V. Fieldsend Ccaptainl. Cheerleading At the beginning of the school year, one realized the enthusiasm of the cheerleaders as they practiced for the coming football season. Under the direction of their able captain, Virginia Fieldsend, and with the help of veteran Joan Henneberry, the newly chosen members of the squad, Betty Markie, Pat Timmins, Anita Harbin, and Judy Bernier, were quickly instructed in the art of cheerleading. A few weeks after school opened, this snappy sextet could be seen on the football iield every Satur- day, cheering their team on to victory. With the coming of the basketball season, this group could be heard cheering under the bright lights of the Exeter High gymnasium. Many hard-earned thanks go to these girls for keeping the spirit high throughout the games, even when Exeter lost. W'e are especially proud of Virginia Fieldsend and Pat Timmins who are the Seminary candidates for the Miss Basketball Cheerleader of '55' contest which is sponsored by the New Hampshire Sunday News. Pat Timmins was elected by the squad to replace Virginia Fieldsend next year as captain of the cheerleaders. The girls wish to thank Mr. Harriman, Mr. Stone, and Mr. Eustis for making it possible for them to attend the out-of-town football and basket- ball games. They also wish to express their appreciation to Mrs. Stone, for her extensive efforts, which have certainly been rewarded. 90 TEEN CANTEEN Seated, left to right: R. Elmore, J. Douglas, J. Lary, J. Henneberry, J. Manix, C. Snell, E. Willett. Second row, standing: C. Gervais, R. Greenwood. D. Chatigny, N. Anderson, R. Willett, A. Wiggin. Teen Canteen Representatives of the four upper classes met in September under the direction of Mrs. Robert Hatch and the sponsorship of the Junior Woman's Club, and elected their officers as follows: President - Newt Anderson Vice-President - Jean Lary Secretary - Judy Manix Treasurev' - Danny Chatigny Master of Ceremonies - Ozzie Willett The duties of the representatives, who usually meet once a week, are to plan the weekly dances and to keep their classes up to date on what is happening, pertaining to Canteen. The representatives keep the record col- lection up to date. This collection may be used by classes for their Vic dances. Besides providing amusement for the teen-agers, the Teen Canteen funds do a lot of good. Around Christmas time money is donated to the Red Cross for their program, Christmas on the High Seas. Cans of food are usually donated to the Lion's Club. For the first time, money was donated this year to buy candy for the children at the library during the Christmas Story Hour. In January we turned over the proceeds from a Canteen to the March of Dimes. In March, We have another special dance, proceeds of which go to the Red Cross. Towards the end of the school year, 375.00 is given to the School Nurse's Fund. Last year this money was used to buy special eye testing equipment. When a local teen-ager is seriously injured, the Can- teen is always willing to help. We sincerely hope that you have enjoyed this year's Canteens. SX 'S r Ii FRENCH Cl.l'B First row: ll. Buxton, J. Johnson, J. Brisson, IC. Laurin, Y. Merriam, S. Griswold, ll. Bernier. Second row: Miss Counscll. F. Patterson, M. Wiggin, A. Vhoquettu, li. llartshorno, C. Shaw, M. Marshall. Third row: S. MacDougall. M. J. Zarnowski, M. Adams, B. lionnquist, li. Harbin, ll. lV00ds. J. Hill. French Club Twenty-three girls met in September to elect the following ofiieers of this year's Cercle Francais: .Pl'l'Sl'f1l'IIf - Virginia Merriam l'1'r'f'-P1'f's1'rlw11f - Elise Laurin Svf'rvfary - Susan Griswold T1'vas1n'm'- Beverly Bernier Proffranz flUIIHI1tffl'l' - Joanna Johnson, Julia Brisson, Sandra McDougalk This year we have journeyed to France on board the Liberte, produced several small plays, had a Valentine party and many other good meetings. The annual banquet was held during the Christmas Season, January 6, com- plete with salade and the Yule Log cake. Barbara Hartshorne and Julia Islrisson were our Queen and King while Pere Noel appeared in the form ot' Margaret Marshall. We have enjoyed all our meetings and hope that in increasing our French conversation, we have not exasperated Miss Counsell too much. 92 LATIN CLUB Seated: M. J. Zarnowski, B. Woods. Standing: Mrs. P. Johnson, S. Griswold, J. Brisson, J. Johnson. Latin Club The five Latinites, under the direction of Mrs. Priscilla Johnson, as- sembled at the beginning of the school year to elect officers and to plan a lively and interesting club schedule. As a result of the election, a model Roman government was formed, and the following people were elected to ofiice: Consuls: Joanna Johnson and Mary Jane Zarnowski Quaestor-Scriba: Barbara Woods On November 24, our first meeting was held. While refreshments were being passed out, each of us racked her brain trying desperately to think of Latin words for a scrabble game. We are glad to have the privilege of being the last Latin Club at Robin- With the close of the school year, we enacted CAESAR CICERO, and some of Virgil's myths, besides playing several Latin games. son Seminary, and we are very grateful to Mrs. Johnson for making it such a wonderful year. 93 HISTORY CLUB Seated: R. Swasey, J. Davey, C. Gillespie, C. Bickel, N. Thurston, S. Carlisle, A. Chase, L. Morse, C. Stevens. Second row: Miss Masterman, C. Peabody, D. Scamman, C. Bennett, R. Leighton, T. Tate, J. Finn, W. Berry, J. Thorndike. Third row: B. Robinson, D. Gallant, F. Fellows, S. Buxton, D. Kruger, D. Elmore, G. Schmidt, 'l'. Swift. Fourth row: YV. Cail, J. Baird, K. Saltonstall, W. Kesler, J. Reed, W. Walsh, B. Wagner. History Club Our oflicers this year are: President - Norman Thurston Vz'c'e-P1'0sz'fIw1f - Kent Saltonstall Scc1'fftf11'y - Scott Carlisle Trc'as11rf'r -- Charles Bickel Last November a committee of boys from the seventh and eighth grade met. They made several rules concerning the membership of this year's History Club. As soon as we elected our president, the History Club was started on its 23rd year. We soon elected the rest of our officers and were well on our way to- wurcl planning a trip when our advisor, MacNabb, was taken sick. We still hope to make a trip this year. A museum in Dover, and Lex- ington and Concord are possibilities. NORMAN THURSTON President 94 DRAM .XTIC FLUB First row: J. Smith, C. Ronnquist, E. Charest. V. Proulx, A. Barry, L. LaFlamme, A. Smith. B. Wiggin, L. McAllister, M. Lowther, J. Lary, J. Jacobson, V. Eaton, M. Lincoln, 0. Sieberlich, D. Blodgett. J. Douglas, l'. Stone. N. Caverno, M. Marshall. Second row: Miss Trovato, N. Gingras, J. Patterson, J. li , , , rown M. Hook YV. Lisowski M. J. McLeod, J. Pulver, B. Perry, S. Thayer, J. Mazurka. D. Smith, J. Lyons, N Dunnell. B. Scamman, H. Gillespie, ll. l'ennell. N. lietts, M. Sanborn, S. Carbon neau, l'. l'ul'fer, S. Shattuck, l'. Timmins, M. Barber, S. Dalerviez, D. Gilford. Third row: S. Kolomitsky, J. Cadieux, S. Evans, J. Piper. J. llenneberry, S. Nelson, M. Rowell, S. Higgins, S. Griswold, J. Brisson, J. Trefethen, S. MacDougall, J. Thurston, B. Hartshorne, J. Manix. S. Markie, V. Fieldsend, M. L. llaug, l'. NValsh, t'. Marston, t'. Flanders, A. Sanborn, C. Bruce. C. Desroches, S. t'orliss, N. lliggins. Dramatic Club In October, sixty-eight sophomores, juniors, and seniors attended the iirst meeting ot' Dramatic Club at which time Muriel Lowther and Lettie McAllister were elected president and secretary-treasurer, respectively. The sophomores were the first to prove their ability as actresses, in the play entitled Beware of Termites which was directed by Judy Brown. In April, the Dramatic Club as a whole, presented Fog at the New Hampshire Dramatic Festival held in Durham. The cast, which was under the able direction of Miss Trovato, was: An t'llIl'I'l.Ij wonzczn - Joanne Mazurka A n1z'zIfIIf'-czgwd zconzcizz - Muriel Lowther A young zconzun - Jean Lary Prompfcr - Norma Higgins This presentation received a rating ot' very good, and J. Mazurka was chosen to be on the all New Hampshire cast. The Dramatic Club would like to thank Miss Trovato, their directo1', for her able assistance and the time she has devoted to this group. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated: S. Griswold, J. Johnson, J. Palmer, A. Wardwell, V. Merriam. Standing: Miss Counsell, M. Adams, M. Marshall, P. Fortin, P. Scammon, E. Laurin. National Honor Society In spite of the fact that only three members of last year's Honor So- ciety returned to school in September, we have had an interesting and active year. The following oiiicers were elected at the first meeting: President, Mar- jorie Adamsg Vice-President, Paula Scammong Secretary, Elise Laurin, and Treasurer, Mrs. Priscilla Johnson. A skit written by Marjorie Adams was presented in Assembly, near the beginning of the year, on the topic Leadership , which is one of the qualifications for membership in the Society. Address books, printed by Mrs. Keene and members of the Commer- cial Department, were sold by the Honor Society as a project. The annual Induction Ceremony was held on March 28, 1955. Seven new members were welcomed into the Honor Society - Patricia Fortin, Virginia Merriam, Judith Palmer, and Annette Wardwell, Seniors, Susan Griswold, Joanna Johnson, and Margaret Marshall, Juniors. The address was given by Dr. Herrick Macomber and tea was served after the program. We would like especially to thank Miss Counsell, our adviser, for all she has done for us. We hope that next year's Honor Society will be as active as we have been under her leadership, and that, in the new school, they will be able to accomplish everything they set out to do. 96 LIBRARY STAFF Left to right: J. Graney, R. Balerviez, D. Keach, E. McNally, R. 0'Mallcy, R. Ander- son, J. Roach, H. Bvairsto. 'b L1 tary The school library is a portion of the education available at Exeter High where a student may better himself in the field of literature. It re- mains open during the daily school periods for the benefit of those who wish to select their reading matter. Miss Conant is the director of the library and trains students to per- form the duties of librarian. The school library has proved beneficial as Well as enlightening to many of the pupils who have used its facilities. Senior librarians who are members of the staff are Everett McNally, John Roach, Henry Beairsto, Robert O'Mally, Newton Anderson, John Graney, Richard Balerviez, and Donald Keach. 97 Julllor Plays The fl1St dldmatlc ex ent that OCCUI red durlng our JUHIOI seal was the Illlllljl Plfus A comblned commlttee selected Fog On The N 1ll6N 1 one ICT dlam1 1nd Antlc Sprlng 1 comedy The cast eelected fOl Fog On The Valley were Sarah Laweon Nlllllfll Lou thel Rexerend Harklne Rlchard Melk Judlth Cd!S0!'1 Jo1nne Md7Lllkd Clem Ballex Stephen Wheelel Norrle Carson I'I9Il1X Bealrsto Cathx McCullough Jean Larx A bllef Qketch of the plot Judlth Careon newly wldowed h1dnt I9 1ched 1 declslon concelnlng her husband s property Clem Balley fl l1nd ov1 nel tlles to lnfluence Judlth by hls trlck to marry hlm but through the 6ff0ltS of S 1lf1h Lawson md Reverend Harklne Judlth keepe her propel ts 1nd doesn t m 1111 Clem NOIIIG Carson can t adjust hlmself to hlw Qtep mothel Jlldltll 1nd thele fue hflld tlmes untll Reverend HdlklHS stralght ens NOIIIQ Ollt The dl .ima ende Wlth NOFFIQ and Cathy McCullough golng The c1st of the second pl 11 lncluded Elbelt Danlel Chf1t1gn1 l lllgel Iettle 'NIcAll15tel Blossom X lrglnla Ploulx R0b91t Nlel Sllllth S 1nl New ton Andelson Cwendolwn Anll Smlth A plCIl1C sets the Qcene f01 Qome wltty comedy Our group has just ll 11X ed lt 1 QLHGL cool bpot IH the countly when Elbert beglne hls escapddes lll the enxllonment HN SlStQl Bloqeom 15 tflntallzed by hls dctlonq and IS llI'l1OSl tl'llOWll ln the bl0Ok bx Elbelt The Mother Glngel hae enough tloubles 11 lth xoung Elbert but Sam and Gwendolyn carry on thell love lffdl1S ln the famllx C31 amldet the frollcklng The Cllm3X IS attamed when Robelt pl 1ces the e1tQ on A IISQ of ground whlch IS found to be an ant hlll Phe pfutx h IS to go wlthout thell lunch 1nd algo put up wlth Robert Q quo t1t1one ot the sulloundlngs The lJlC'lllCkGlN le ue the spot mth emptx Ntomachs and ante ln thell p 11115 8 O ' -S -- ' y 1 1 ' ' - ty Q 1 Lv ' , I , ' ' Y KK Y 77 . . , z 3 z 1 ll n 1 AA . l ,V I 1 c , 1 c . 1 w 1 1 AK ,y J 1 . . . . - , , .3 , . 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With the aid of Mrs. Keene and Mr. Knox, who were the ad- visors for the Prom, a commendable job of decorating the gym to lit in with the themes of the dance, Stardust and the Top Hat, was done. The Court for the Prom was Richard Merk, Donald Wiggin, Newton Anderson, Muriel Lowther, Annette Wardwell and Jean Lary. After a wonderful evening of dancing with an intermission so that the dancers could have some of the delicious refreshments made and served by the junior girls, the highlight of the evening came when Ken Smart and Joan llennelierry were chosen King and Queen of the Prom. The Prom was both a financial and a social success. 'Vs 'ff GLEE CLUB First row: L. Clarkson, H. Brown, C. Currier, J. Brisson. D. Blodgett. Second row: M. L. Haug, A. Barbin, M. Herlihy, B. Hartshorne, E. Fellows, V. Yeaton, B. WViggin, C. Ronnquist. Third row: P. Walsh, A. Sanborn, J. Hill, M. Towne, D. Parshley, E. Harbin. Fourth row: S. MacDougall, G. Simmons, L. Weeks, N. Gingras, J. Bradford, S. Thayer, A. Smith. Fifth row: C. Marston, D. Gifford, S. Griswold, D. Merrill, M. Marshall, J. Stevenson Sixth row: VV. Lisowski, B. Pennell, A. Selleck, S. Shattuck, ll. Perry, S. Moody. Seventh row: J. Mazurka, B. Bissell, E. Laurin, J. Palmer, J. Johnson, M. Lyford. Glee Club The Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Foster, has had a busy and successful year. At the first meeting, the following ofiicers were elected: President, Elise Laurin, Secretary-Treasurer, Janice Stevensong Librarian, Betsy Perry. We made our first appearance in October, singing for the P. T. A. at the Exeter Inn. In November we sang for the B. P. W. again at the Inn. Christmas programs were presented for the Women's Club and the Lion's Club, and Christmas assemblies were put on at both the Seminary and the High School. We are looking forward to more singing engagements, and, in the Spring, to participating in the Music Festival. We would like to thank Miss Foster for giving so generously of her time, and we hope that the reputation she has established for the Glee Club will compensate in part for her interest in us. '93 -I 5 l x 1,4- 4 . 5,319 Q, We x'I'VQg7AA.g. xg! fmx R lbw. sb :Q ,nina P 1c0' nm.,.J'dvllll1 41 l '.'. llIQ 1'. A 5' L ' Z.L.A - lip 1039, lilly or llOj!::: lllh' 'C' Qing 3 ,, if 9 J if P3 1 . .g! ig? fl Q' ii W Q X x T5 E 1 Combmed Graduatlon EXCFCISCS Thompgxon f xmndqlum Iune-13 1955 2 '30 oclock Prm-reezorml Pomp and C 1rcumQtdnce I- lgfn Sl HOOL BAND Imvomfzon Rex Sxen LAUIIYI Addrees of Welcome Phllaetd X lrgmm Merrmm Qfmmaru Gloe Club Commencement Addreu Austm J MCC affrex CY0?7l771lS'SZ0HPl of Frlzfmfzon School Hand Fnrru Pll Adflrme Pr: sf nfalfon of Dzplomoe Supermtendent R ax momi A Hmt N0fIlP?lUlA71fhFI7l hu Bfmrlzctzon x S cn au Rccmezonal Pomp and Clrcunwtance hlgfu 106 Q o o . If . f . . 1 I 1 .. N1 . , ' v ww , 4. ., A l f ' 4 -L ,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , , , L' n I .v . I ' 1 , L , L. yu, l - v l lv - , . I,,v,l'.. ,o ie , .xo J. 1111 ' H ' yn 1 'A R F S Class Day lfldnss of H clmmr Class Hzsfolzf C1 s fn I'ClC1lllll 1 f Srnzms Class Pmpluzu Clllss l Arl1lHssfoCl11ssr I 11 Class Sona I nsulz nf s Aflflzrss Program Ehse Anne Lllllllfl Judlth An11 P 1Ime1 Ann Loxellng, S l.I1ll0lTl Iettle Ann McAll1ste1 M 1r1o1 1e Ann Ad 1ms llllllfil F1 111Ces I outhu Io LH B llz zbeth Hennebeuy Ch ulotte VN enon 1h C lllllbl NIWIJOIIG, Ann Ad nms Fhse Anne L 1111111 E H S Class Day Program Arlrlzf ss ul lfV0lmnu C lass Hzsfmu C zfts to Scnuns C lass Pmpllrfzf Class U zll Aflzln ss to Umlf 1 qzaduafe s I'f1Hu1llAflfl1fss Class llClISllUl 7 John Robe1t C 1 xnew W 1lCOI'f1lJ John H61l1hX Paul Edxwud Bxlstol I1 1 Mark Stone Donald Cheste1 W1gg'1n R1ch xrd Joseph WIe1k Iames Fdw nd I 1ow11 Thom is Russell Stzckpole O O O AL w1'1Lw 1 F 1 7 ,ii Y ir .ls 2 1. :'ff.- ' - , f 1 - Cl 'ffs 0 1 ' 1 ' ' V ...g l 11- 2 .I 1' x 2 .1 ' Vill 1 'z ' .' 1. ' 1' I If flfl' , 1 1' 2 1 ' v... A' . 1 Z , 7 2 3 . .' , ., l c '. '. ' 2 1' Class .llurslml Virginia Rose Fieldsend 1 -11' 1 ' 1 -11 1 ' 1 . 1' 1 v 4 1 J x I O O O w 1 I 1 Q 4' 1 0 N 14 Y . 1 7 ,, ,, 1 , Y L .1 ' ' . 7' . ' Y ,n . A, V 7 7 V W .Y- .L . J 1 1 J' r ' 1 1 ' ' 1'l'l J 'I ' 7.1 ir 1 if . 2 kv A 1 ' 1 , 1 1 f -11 1 1 v v. - T , 1 v z 1, 1 c 'J J' U u H n 1 1 -- 1 - .o z 1 z Q V C52 QQ W Q M h -1.-v' N., X8 5 KXEYIQ :mn .rmfu 3 cfm: flfff. SPRING TRACK TEAM Front row: R. Chisholm, R. Willett, R. Greenwood, K. Smart, W. Herlihy, R. Keeney, R. Gamlin. Second row: Coach Stone, R. Hallinan, R. Dillon, R. Merk, D. Keach, l'. Smith, S. Wheeler, R. Scully, Manager J. O'Brien. Spring Track Academy J.V.'s 63 2 3 - Exeter 53 13 Exeter 62 - Hampton 60 Exeter 83 - Somersworth 34 Capt. Smart Wilcomb Herlihy Richard Merk Stephen Wheeler Donald Keach Peter Smith LETTERMEN ll0 Ronald Chisholm Robert Keeney Richard Greenwood Robert Dillion Robert Hallinan Ronald Scully Track With the arrival of warm weather Coach Stone called out his track candl dates With the first meet not too far away Captain Ken Smart and the team had to work hard and fast to get in condi lon On May 1 the track team ventured to Rochester for the Southeastern New Hampshire Meet The team finished fifth which was considered very good because most of the teams at that particular meet were class A teams The team continued to improve and on the afternoon of May 7 the boys from E H S met the Academy J V s in a dual meet The High School making its best track showmg in years at the Academy Stadium was finally nosed out by a narrow margin The next meet was the best one of the season with Exeter edging out Hampton The meet wasn t decided untll the final event the discus throw in which Smart and Keach placed first and second respectively to clmch the meet Another Southeastern B opponent Somersworth was Exeters next v1ct1m This meet was not quite as thrilling as the one with Hampton but it proved very successful for the Exeter boys Many Exeter boys scored On May 29 Exeter out pointed Somersworth and Hampton to win the Southeastern B League meet The Exetomans placed a man in every event while winning eight events In the State Meet held at the Academy Exeter took third place Dick Merk and Bill Herhhy showed up well ID this keen competition with Merk winning the low hurdles and Herllhy winning the broad Jump Merk a hard working Junior started hurdllng for the first time this year and ended by going to the New England Track Meet Our other con testant at the New England s Bill Herllhy was entered in the broad Jump Other blg pomt getters for the season were Captain Smart Chls holm Keach Scully Smith Keeney Greenwood and S Wheeler Congratulations to next year s co captains Bill Herllhy and Dick Merk l l I . . , I t' . I . t . , I ' . . I I , . . I , . . . . ' I I 66 II I I I - I points, enabling the team to win by a wide margin. 1 - . . K6 II ' ' 9 9 l ' ' I ' . . . , . . . . , . , ' ,W . . . . . , , . . . : . , . 1 I I I I I I ' ' ' . , - . . . . 8 wr 'V 'gk ff? A.- eff X. ff, 4 ,xgy .W , K W ff C' Q' ,gmfli 'fig' W ,wc erm, f 43 an be .V ,J , . J . 5, . f- - ' K 1 910211 BASEBALL TEAM Seated: C. Thayer, WY. Hilton, F. Magnon, R. VVaterman D heath J Hawdtn NN War tin, D. Wiggin, R. Eustis, R. WVillett, R. Greenwood NX Dimsell Standing: Coach Knox, R. Elmore, 'l'. Moreau, J. l'r kip I R third I Nttuns H Cross. ll. Lyford, l'. llernier, R. Scully, J. i'a1llah.ln WI lnlgtr Nl Robinson Baseball - E. H S RECORD Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter LETTERMEN James Hayden, Co-capt. F1 edeiick Magoon William Martin, Co-Capt. C Russel W atei mm Robert Gagne Robert Willet Donald Keach C' W inthiop Hilton Donald Wiggin C h ll les Th u ei Richard Eustis 'Nl mltolm Robumm Nlgi UCL! fo.: Baseball With the arrlval of the warm spring weather Coach Knox called out candidates for the baseball team Coach Knox lost a host of letterman through graduation so this was a year of rebulldmg After two weeks of practice It was txme for the first game of the season On Aprll 29 a young lnexperlenced team took the field against Woodbury It was a n1p and tuck battle all the way and at the end of the seventh and final 1nn1ng the score was tied 2 2 In the final 1nn1ng Woodbury pushed across the wlnnmg run It was a heartbreaker for pitcher Bob Gagne to lose for he pitched an outstanding game The next day the team visited the Academy to play the P E A J V s Exeter High won this game behlnd the great p1tch1ng of Co Capt J lmmy Hayden and the clutch hitting of Co Capt W1ll1e Martm and Ozzie Wlllet On May 7 Newmarket journeyed to Exeter for a tussle This game turned lnto a game of hits runs and errors with Newmarket winning 12 6 Coach Knox was very dlspleased wlth thls game The team s next encounter was with Pinkerton on our home field This was a close game but the Plnkerton team edged Exeter 6 3 Gagne and Hayden shared the pitching Also Jimmy Hayden and Wm Hilton col lected three hits aplece ln this game On May 14 Somersworth traveled to Exeter for an encounter Exeter won thls game 8 2 behind the hitting of Hayden and Martin and the steadv pitching of Don Wxggin Wlggm had wonderful support from his team mates for not an error was made The next game was with Hampton Exeter s proverbial rival at Exeter Behind the steady pxtchlng of J lmmy Hayden and the hitting of Hilton and Martm Exeter won 4 3 On May 20 the P E A J V s came to the Hlgh School stlll smartlng from the first game The battle ended at a 3 3 deadlock Thayer did the pitching for Exeter and he did a very good Job Shanahan and Eustls led in the batting department This was one of the best games of the year During the May 24 Newmarket game at Exeter we were ahead unt1l the last 1nn1ng when Caswell of Newmarket blasted a home run Final score 9 8 The next three games were with Plnkerton Woodbury and Somers worth Pinkerton on a very wet and slow field beat us 7 2 We roared back and pounded Woodbury to defeat them 7 4 Eustis and Jlmmy Hayden bemg our heavy batters that day The next game at Somersworth the ' Hllltoppers pounded the Exeter pitchers for e1ght runs against only four for Exeter The last game of the season found Hampton not to be denied Their team got slx runs ln the first four mmngs to salt the game away 6 1 Congratulations to next year s captain Donald Keach 1 1 1 . . . .. 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SOFTBALL TEAM Back row left to right WINS Bidwell M lovwther J 'Iheobald J Harriman ll bchwelzer l bcammon Front row I Fortln C fhadwnk Il Clfford I lary I I,lflCCO Softball Team Coach Miss Bidwell Captazn Dale C iffoxd Jean Lary Barbara Schweizer Dale Gifford Janet Harriman Patricia Fortin Manager Pauli Sc immon LETTERMEN BARS 116 Judith Theobald Lisa DiCicco Muriel Lowther Carole Chadwick Softball l1lIltG1 W 15 gone and spung' WAQ he1e softb 1ll w IQ unde1 w1v The gurls pl ned h 1rd and thev wuted l11X10LlSlV for the l9S1lltH to be posted xt1t1ng' who h 1d m 1de the v 1rs1tv te 1m The d IV 1tte1 the postlng' twentx fue guls 1nd L 1pt un D 1le C1Ho1d c1me to D1 lCtlCC On N111 11 the Robmeon te 1m hnallv met on the Newm 11ket held of l11ttle fo1 the 11111 game of the se11on Wlth 'Vllss B1clw ell co 1ch1ng P 111111 Qc 1mmon m 111 1g'1ng we w on 1 declslve VlCtO1X wlth 1 score of 30 to 11 The second g1me on M11 13 w1s mo1e d1s1ppo1nt1ng th 1n the lust We we1e not succeqeful even though We Wele on 0111 own new field The Home 1g 1111 on Max 20 only to meet the 1 1me f 1te Th11t1me we were defeated 111 1 scoxe of 4 to 0 S 1nbo1n 311111611 late th 1t daw Q0 lt w1s onlx a 111 e 1nn1ng g 1me F01 ou1 f0llltl1 game Newm111ket t1avelled to Exeter on M 1v 25 Th11 l1I'I19 ex en 0111 DOWQI ove1 them had wanlshed We lost bx the sm 1ll m II gm ot 6 to 8 The nefct 211119 on June 2 we fmallv xtfuted b 1ck on the 10 1d to YIC l01X The g'1me w 18 It H 1mpton and the bCOl6 w IS 8 to 6 w 1th Robmson t1 llllllph 1nt OnJune 3 18 1t11bute to the g1aduat1ng membeu of the te 1m R F S l1eh1nd the t1emendous p1tch1ng' of Janet H21111m11n walloped S1nbo1n P 00 Ba1b 11 1 Qchw 91291 w as chosen lb captfun fO1 the te 1m ot 55 Let ue w11h he1 g1e lt 1uccess ll7 17. 1 1 1 r 1 1. 71 1 n 1 4 vr Q 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 -I . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 , -I 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 1 , A - ' '.' z 'a 1 z 1 ' z 'z . 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 , 1 ,1 V 4 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 .wi . 1 v I 1 1 C '- 51 C C C , K 1 x' C 1 ' 1 1 A r I Y A I '1 1 . 11 I t I - 1'1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . V 1 . 1. . . 1 nnal score after seven hard mnlngs was 15 to 18, Hampton w1nn1ng. 1 1 l 1 v r 1 I . . Y 1 1 , t , 1 1 1 . 1, , , . . - 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 t ' C 1 -1 1 Q 1 1 -1 r ' , 1 V 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 ' . K1 -7, K, 2 2 1 ' . 1 , , ' 1 1' 1 ' 2 ' 2 ' - 1 v 1 'C 1 1 I 1 1 1 vu 1 v. . 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1, ' 2 . K 1 1 1 1. u ' 11 I v , 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1, . 1 . ' 1 1 1. 1 1 v , 1 0 f..-J 1 . 1 1 if ' ' ' ' '1 1 r 1 1 1 I H 1 ' , f K L1 1 1 C C Q 1 1 1 v.'1 1 1 1 1 f, w, s . if A ,J . . . ., I r, h Ai keaizf D A S FV tqo '- B FOOTBALL 'IEAM First row, seated: Assistant Manager P. Douglas, R. Greenwood, J. 0'Brien R I amlm R. Chisholm, G. Manix, NV. Hilton, Manager M. Jackson. Second row: R. Eustis, Il. Reach, R. Merit. R. Elmore, l'o-Captain ll. N Captain K. Smart, L. Fletcher, R. Rice, R. Willett, R. Keeney. Third row: Assistant, Coach R. Hatch, R. Dillon. R. Dillon, l'. Thayer. l Hamilton R. Waterman, R. Balerviez, W. Damsell, F. Magoon. N. Anderson, Couh I Ston Wigzgin Smart Merk Rice Damsell Keach Hampton Woodbury Somersworth St. Anthony Pinkerton Kennett Traip Football LETTERMEN Eustice Magoon Willet Waterman Greenwood Dillion RECORD 0 Exeter 0 Exeter 13 Exeter 7 Exeter 14 Exeter 31 Exeter 13 Exeter 118 Keeney Elmore Fletcher Dillion Jackson M311 Football On August 25 about thirty boys mclud mg eleven lettermen answered the call of Coach Lawrence Stone to attend the first football practice of the season While Mr Stone coached the backfield candldates the lxnemen were under the watchful eye of Assistant Coach Robert Hatch The coaches drilled thelr charges energetically conducted mter squad scrlm mages and took the team to Rochester for a successful practice game which gave manv of the younger players added experience On September 18 the season opened with Exeter and Hampton playing a scoreless tie While Hampton didn t threaten during the entire game Exe ter moved the ball very well but couldn t cross the goal line The next Saturday Exeter met an inexperienced Woodbury team The first half was a mp and tuck battle The fighting Exetonlans scored three touchdowns ln the second half Waterman two and a Eustis to Wlllet pass for the third Co captam Smart kicked three extra points People pointed back to the Saturday of October 2 the Somersworth game as the game of the year The crash of blocks and tackles could be touchdown by Eustis and the point after by Smart The second half re sembled the first until the fourth period when the Hllltoppers pushed over a final touchdown to beat us 13 to 7 The following Saturday Exeter played host to St Anthony This game could have been called Ozzie Wlllet s game for he scored four touch downs The final score read 37 to 7 The next game saw Exeter encounterlng a powerful Pinkerton team Though we were leading 6 to 0 at the half Plnkerton roared back to score twice and the game ended 14 to 6 Kennett v1s1ted Exeter on the following Saturday with a magor Class B Powerhouse Everythlng Exeter dld was wrong that afternoon and every thmg the opposmg team did was right The final score read 31 to 0 in favor of Kennett After a two week rest Exeter traveled to Klttery for the annual Armls tice Day game with Tralp The first half was a see saw battle with Tralp scoring once and addlng the point In the second half Exeter took the ball away from thelr opponent and a few mmutes later Waterman scored on a short buck and Smart added the point to knot the score at 7 to 7 Matters stood unchanged until the last minute of play when Traip scored on a pass play to salt the game away 13 to 7 It was a heartbreaker for the Exeter boys to lose their last game of the year At the close of the season Wlggm Smart Waterman Willett and D11 lon were voted to the Class B All State Bench by the opposmg coaches Best of luck to next year s Co captains Ozzie Willett and Russy Water man 1 19 A V . . - heard all over the field. The half ended with Exeter leading 7 to 6 on a .f- 'w' fx Wy Q, if Effg- jf, . , rffgf' ff' ,J E. ul , :i ff , J. f'521l 5. X At' N '-W A Y? ,Y , X A , .Q , kneeling B Ronnqumt I Johnson 'VI Adamb D Hamilton, ll. Fortin, B I 53 Standing M Lowther S Shattuck F Laurin S lhzlyer, Miss Bailey, S H11.,g.,ln Bars Sue Shattuck Beverly Bernier Pat Fortin Marjorie Adams Muriel Lowther Donna Hamilton I nach NINQ BAILEY L aptazn - PAT FORTIN llrznaqu ELIQE LAURIIN Assistant llflllflgfi'--JANICE SYPNFINNON Field Hockey With the beginning of school hockev became a prominent thought 1n the minds of many g1rls With a new coach and Just half a field twenty five girls started practicing for a season of away games Practice lasted only two weeks before we went to Sanborn for our first game on September 30 With a se1z1ng doubt and a growing spirit the team was led to victory by Pat Fortin their captain who scored the first goal of the season Excitement was retained throughout the game by a close score Robinson winning by only 4 3 Home again for only two more weeks of practice we then ventured to Hampton on October 12 Here the morale of the team was shattered by a loslng score of 2 1 The only goal for Robinson was scored by Pat Fortin The game which the team dreaded most came on October 14 with Wood bury It was a hard fought battle and Robmson had the satlsfaction of taking a corner prox ed successful when Betsy Perry scored a goal On meeting again with Sanborn we expected greater competition be cause of their former defeat by Robinson On this day October 20 we learned of the great ability of our goalie Sue Shattuck who prevented our opponents from scoring more than two goals and the determln 1t1on of our forwards who succeeded in scorlng 6 goals On October 28 Robmson met Hampton again but this time with a great deal more determination to w1n At the end of the half Robinson had scored three goals and Hampton had scored none Gomg into the second half the problem was to keep Hampton s score down When the final whls tle blew Robinson had succeeded and the score was 5 to O 123 O 9 nf K 1 . , ' p t . K . . . . . , ' i Y ' ! Y ' L , . . . winning 2 to 0. The scheme of using our center half for a forward while . . . y . . n ' 3 ! 7 7 J .', ' 2 ' ! 9 , - ,K K . D ' , . . , . . BASKETBALL TEAM Seated: B. Schweizer, B. Bernier, M. Lowther, l'. Fortin. Standing: Miss Bailey, M. Marshall, E. Barbin, B. Perry, D. GitTord, J. Henneberry. Coach - Miss Bailey Captain - Muriel Lowther .llanagffr - Joan Henneberry LETTERMEN BARS Betsy Perry Muriel Lowther Margaret Marshall Patricia Fortin Beverly Bernier Barbara Schweizer 124 Basketball After hockey season on November 16 the tryouts for basketball began in the Exeter High School gym Under the supervision of Miss Bailey and captaln Muriel Lowther twenty one promising girls were selected for the team of 55 Practicing regularly prepared us for our first game on December 14 Once on the floor we were face to face with the determinatlon of Hampton The lead was interchanged between Hampton and Robinson at the end of each period with a final score of 21 18 in Hampton s favor After a relaxing vacatlon and then more practice our determination to win was at it s peak We traveled to Newmarket on January 14 with a bus full of spirited girls Our high spirits persisted throughout the game and despite their new gym we triumphed with a score of 41 28 Derry our next away game proved fatal to our morale We were de feated by a close margin of two points the total score being 23 21 Five out of the next six games which were held on our own court ended in Robinson s favor The first game on January 21st lgainst unde feated Sanborn had a score of 42 37 A score of 43 20 showed Robinson s Epping although we had previously planned to meet them on January 7 We demonstrated our great improvement to Hampton on January 28 when we defeated them 48 to 29 Brewster Academy from Wolfeboro a new team to play against Robinson appeared on our floor on February 1 The score was Robinson 41 Brewster 24 Our game with Derry our only defeat in this series ended with a score of 24 21 Newmarket which was Robinson Semmary s last home game ended with a final score of Robinson 34 and Newmarket 22 Our last two games were away one with Sanborn and the other with Dover Although we fought hard against Sanborn we lost with a score of 59 to 48 At Dover for the first time our second team played their second team and our first team played their first team The first team won with a score of 37 to 30 but the second team lost when a b isket was m ide at the last second of the game making the score 24 to 22 Enough credit cannot possibly be extended to Miss Bailev and Captain Lowther 'I25 ! 7 I . . , - . . . A K 7 , . . . , I . . . I . . . , . . , . . . . , Y . , . v v ' ' , ' n . A. , . , . . , I . 1 1 C ' 1 ' ' success against Epping on January 24. This was our first meeting with Y ' 7 K I I . K . , I . D 5 T m . I , . A L' A, n ' . K , ' nu L . , . . V 1 L , c . A I I A I , . 4 ' . 4' I K , K . I . , L , 1 I g . ' . ' ' , ' 2 . ' . z Y . V I . BAAREFBALI. TEAM Front row: P. Shanahan, F. Magoon, D. Wiggin, R. Martin, D. Reach, K. Smart R. Eustis. Last row: Manager P. Binette, P. Bouchard, R. Waterman, D. Flanders, R. Willett Coach Eustis. Exeter 62 Exeter 75 Exeter 72 Exeter 78 Exeter 75 Exeter 62 Exeter 100 Exeter 57 Exeter 64 Exeter 66 Exeter 71 Capt. Robert M Donald Keach Donald Wiggin Kenneth Smart Paul Shanahan Richard Eustis Pemroke Woodbury Ipswich Woodbury Ipswich Alumni Somersworth Newmarket Raymond Hampton P.E.A.J.V. artin RECORD 73 Exeter Pinkerton 45 60 Exeter Newmarket 54 64 Exeter Alvirne 77 48 Exeter Hampton 66 63 Exeter Pinkerton 50 53 Exeter Raymond 66 76 Exeter Somersworth 55 65 Exeter Pembroke 61 78 tExeter Alvirne 68 42 tExeter Penacook 61 66 itdenotes tournament games LETTERMEN 126 Fred Magoon Paul Bouchard Robert Willet Russel Waterman David Flanders Paul Binette. Mgr Basketball Coach Rlchard Eustls called out cand1 dates for basketball team soon after the football season was over Thls year s team promlsed to be a great one for Coach Eus tls wxth all last years team comlng back wlth added SIZQ and experlence After a cons1derable amount of practxce the followmg boys made the Hrst five for wards Dlck Eustls and Fred Magoon while Blmbl Martm held down the center spot and Don Keach and Stub Wxggm were at the guards The te lm had many thrlllmg games durmg the season but the most thrllllng ones were the games at Raymond and Alvlrne The game at Raymond was 1 mp and tuck battle rlght down to the wlre and finally ended ln a t1e In the overtlme Dlck Eustls got two qulck baskets to g1ve Exeter a 68 66 win Alvlrne came to Exeter w1th a very good team Alvlrne held a commandlng lead throughout most of the entlre game untll the end when Exeter went ahead and stayed The final score read 78 77 ln favor of Exeter At the end of the regular season Exeter ended up 1n mnth spot 1n Class B automatlcally g1v1ng the team a tournament berth In Exeter s first game of the tournament they were pltted agaxnst Alvlrne at the gym 1n Derry Both teams played great basketball The lead swapped hands many tlmes but Exeter ended up on top by the score of 71 68 Much cred1t should be g1ven to Dlck Eustls who got 43 polnts and to the rest of the team Thls game and the other tournament games were played wlthout the servlces of captaln and star center Blmbl Mart1n Exeters next opponent 1n the tournament was Penacook top team 1n Class B at a new spaclous gym 1n Dover Th1s was a very fast movmg game w1th Penacook leadmg all the way to knock a scrappy Exeter team out of the tournament and ended thelr great season A few speclal happemngs durlng the season were B1mb1 Mart1n gettmg 43 polnts 1n a game at Somersworth D1ck Eustls breakmg the school scor 1ng record held by Hugh Marshall and the team h1tt1ng 100 polnts agalnst Somersworth Good luck to next year s captaln Dlck Eustls and the other returnlng lettermen 127 . . - - 1 . . . . . 1 . 1 l A , ' I u u n 1 v 1 ' v . . . . . 1 c . , . . 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'fagwmg M J e am ,,,,.,gQkW,Y,M N 35, WINTER FR-XCK Front row N Anderson K Smart R Chlsholm R Merk W Herllhy S Wheeler R Dnllon D Wlggm Second row Coach Stone R Landry D Chatlgny D Freeman T Stackpole D Keach P Hamllton J OBrien N Gagne G Stanley Third row A Pettenglll R Dlllon A Robmson L Fletcher K Kung H Cross W Hllton R Elmore LETTERMEN Rlck Merk Co Capt B111 Herllhy Co Capt Ronald Chlsholm Damel Chatlgny Kevln Klng Robert Dlllon Donald Keach Ken Smart 129 Wlnter Track The Hlgh School Track Team opened the season Wlth a meet agalnst Dover The team defeated Dover 43 29 Co Captain Wllcomb Herllhy turned ln a good per formance 1n the hlgh Jump whlch was characterxstlc of h1s achlevement through out the vshole season Dan Chatlgnv who starred IH the 600 yard dash also per formed well durlng the entxre season Robert Dlllon and Ronald Chlsholm were I rn D v L the two outstandlng runners of the JUHIOI O AEHS - . - , ' 31 . . . . . , S , BL ' ' - - ' l . , ' - I , - Coxlvll Stone wi Co-lilptallns ' . ' Nil Herlihy annul ic-k .Ie-r' , . class. Bob ran IH the 40-yard dash and 1n - ' . ' I , I ' S. N .- . - A . I . . , . K A' u I . v , . , . . . , . . ' V , i, , . , I K' 2 ' l y v ' 4 2 y ' ' . ' v ,- bw '. ' ' r u K ' 7 2 ' 1 - . v , the 300 yard dash He dld very well 1n both placlng several tlmes Lhls holm also galned recognltlon all over the State by runmng an exceptlonally good mlle Another outstandlng Junlor was Rlchard Greenwood Green wood ran ln the 40 yard dash Due to a knee lnjury he was restrxcted to the dash only KGVID Klng Don Keach and Ken Smart were welcome addltlons to the team Thls was Kevln s first year and he did very well Ken and Don played xarslty basketball and came out later ln the season Ken exempll fled h1s hlgh Jumpmg skllls by tylng for thlrd place 1n the Bowdoln Inter SCh0ldStlCS Herlxhy was the star of thls meet ln that he took a th1rd place 1n the broad Jump We must not forget the relay team of Chlsholm Dlllon Cl'l2tlgl'lX 1nd Herllhy The relay team won thexr race at Bon dom and recened gold medals for thelr efforts The team closed lts season on a note of happmess The Athletlc As socxatlon voted to make Wmter Track a varsltx sport due to the lChlQW9 ments of th1s wear s team 130 WNW fa! 5,9 5.5! X W ix I X 4 ff g , ,, , 1' X Rx ,f gb Present Day Condltlons Th1s system of things the world 1n whlch we l1ve is fast approach1ng its end The wlckedness the mlsery and the selfishness of the world are s1m1lar to those whlch 0X1St6d 1n the pre fiood world By the undeserved klndness of God that world was destroyed a new system was started and men out of the old system were appointed the leaders of the new So It w1ll be after the great flood which 1S fast envelopmg mankmd today We are begmnmg to feel the wetness and fury of that flood That first great slgn of dlsaster was a World War It was thought to be the war to end all wars The world slowly began to go from bad to worse and the Flrst World War was followed by an even more terrlfylng war Men were kllled llke anlmals ln a slaughter house Money was wasted and used to kmdle the fire whlch this war started The fire was extmgulshed wlth blood flowxng from the battlefield Slnce that was ended the world has been m a state of mdescrlb able confuslon It appears that a third world war IS to come Man has placed h1S hope ln the U N and the U N bemg lnspired and operated by 1m perfect men IS collapsmg Where are we to turn? What IS the meaning of all th1s'7 The answers to these questlons are slmple Turn to the kmgdom the Kmgdom of God s chlef adversary Satan the devxl who IS the cause of man s mlsery ROBERT DILLON An Qld Shoe Llfe IS an mterestmg experlence for an old shoe such as I As I recllne here 1n the dark closet my mmd IS constantly revlewmg happenings of the past I recall the day when the cobbler was assembling me He was an 1n dustrlous old gentleman wlth br1ght blue eyes and skxllful hands I suppose he was not entirely to blame for the suffermg I recelved because as he tapped w1th hls llttle hammer he d1d not reallze that every blow resulted ln a dreadful pam to every part of my body Then too I remember the day when I was fimshed and placed ln the shop s wlndow for dlsplay I noticed several admxrlng glances from the people who passed by on the crowded cxty streets I was made of fine qual ity leather and though I do not w1sh to appear concelted I beheve I de served thelr admlratlon L1ke every chlld I grew and was put to work on the day that a d1s txngulshed gentleman purchased me I d1d not mmd earnmg my l1v1ng though because I realized that lt was the honorable thing to do Now my workmg days are over and my once shmy leather 1S covered wlth dust I am happy though for I have done my duty and am now Wllllllg' to enjoy my old age ln sohtude DONALD KEACH 'I32 O O 1 of God, because if you are not in that kingdom, you will fall to the depths of School Days Dlctlonary D ANI ER CHANCE OI' A I IIE TIME DEATH VALLEY DAYS DOMESTIC DIARY DOWN TO EARTH DRAI NET FREEDOM BELL I LL BUY THAT HAI LS OF IVY TEST PATTERN SPORTS SHOWCASE DINNER DATE BADGE 414 NOW AND THEN PROFESSIONAL FATHER FOLLOW UP CIRCLE M BOYS C ALL TO CHURCH BREAK THE BANK THE BIG PAYOFF YOU ASKED FOR IT MR PEEPERS HALL OF FAME ZOO PARADE JUVENILE JURY WONDER WORLD THREE STEPS TO HEAVEN SUPER CIRCUS STRIKE IT RICH STUDIO ONE SONG SHOP SE ARCH FOR TOMORROW IM THE LAW OUR MISS BROOKS I OW MARKS CETTING THE ANSWERS TO A TEST BEFORE GRADUATION TEACHERS RANK BOOK NO HOME WORK DFTENTION 2 '30 A GOOD REPORT CARD SEMINARY CANTEEN BASKETBALL TEAM LUNCH PERIOD TRUANT OFFICER NO HOME WORK ENGLISH TEACHER FINAL TEST SHOP CREW BACCALAUREATE SENIOR YEAR DIPLOMA THE TEACHERS HISTORY TEACHER DETENTION BOOK GYM CLASS HISTORY CLASS OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL DOWN THE FRONT STEPS TEACHERS MEETINC ALL A Q THE OFFICE GLEE CLUB VACATION PRINCIPAL TYPING TEACHER PAUL BRISTOL O O FOREIGN INTRIGUE P.T.A. 133 The Echo MASSIXQ men moved furnlture And left the house A vast V01d skeleton A chlld asked Whx do empts houses I+ cho when we spe ak' Somew hele a wxse volce answered Mox mg men are death And steal the soul xw ax Prom happx homes The echo IS the ebb Of mans laughs tears VOICQQ ln one tremendous tlde Flowmg out but strugglmg To be reborn N IRGINIA MERRIAM What s Success It s dolng 5 our Job the best w ou can And bemg just to xour fellow man Not makmg monex but holdmg frlends And stavmg true to xour alms and ends It s flgurlng how and learmng why And dreammg lxttle and dolng much It s keepmg alway s m closest touch It s darmg bllthelv the field of chance Whlle makmg of labor a brave romance lt s gomg onward desplte defeat And hghtlng st iunchlx but keeplng sweet It s belng clean and It s plavmg falr It s laughlng llghtlx at Dime Desp ur Its l00k1l1g' up at the stars above And drlnkmg deeplv of l1fe and love It s strugglmg on w1th the w1ll to wm But taklng loss Wlth a cheerful grln It s sharmg sorrow and work and mlrth And makmg better thls good old earth It s servmg StI'1X1I'lg through straln and stress It s domg vour noblest That s Success PAUL BINETTE 134 f -Q' 7 ' , . 1 . 1 . , . . . :kv K6 , Y , Y, 1 L K K I f U z 1 , . 1 y'v ' 4 1 V . . It Y. I 1 ' . y 1. - ' Y ,. Y Q l . l ., ., . V . . 1 A 'Y , . Y . y . , , . J 3 . 7 51 ' 7 ' -1 1 , . ' . . Y A n 7 And lookmg forward and thlnkmg h1gh, 1 , . . K '-yn A L f yu 1 . . l ' . 1 . l f 1 I K ! ,W . ' . A Y ' , ' ' . 2 j, ' s 1 . W1 ' 1 4 ' 7 r ' 4 ' ' K . 1 ,1 1 ' ' 7 1 4 l - I r . 1 , ,1 - a 1 5 W 0 , . . , , .... s 4 Y Y , , ' . . ' ' y v I . . I . , . w . . . , L 7 s Lf, ! ' 9 The Duel New Style The ny lon dog and the fiber glass cat Slde bv elde on the T V sat Whlle Hopalong Caasldv stern and just Made another Indian bite the duet CI waan t there so I will not mock What was told to me bx the Westinghouse clock J It ss is half past one when the late lrte show W is done and the family had to go Upetairs to their hghtw eight plaetlc beds Wlth electric blankete and orlon epre ids tYou underst md I don t sa5 It Q eo But the aelf tlmmg range couldn t help but know J When the folka were asleep and the house was dark The nvlon dog began to bark And the fiber glaes cat began to hiss And their conversatlon was like this KNOW don t conalder my sources poor The Electro Lux waq very sure J That waa cool man cool' the dog beg in HN ahootlng atvle lb really rare And that frantic horse IS no square be n CTh1Q meane of couree ln hep cat give That Hopalong wae real ahvell You re too far out the cat repl1ed Thlq cr wv cowbov Qtuff hae dled Phe rocket ship IS now the thlng So hon wake up get 1n the ewmg CTh1Q converaatlon wae bonafide AQ the waahlng machine haa verlfled J So the nylon dog and the fiber glass c lt Came out tightmgl Fancy that' But both being wrmkle and r1p proof too There was nothing gained ln the hull 1b zlloo CAnd that nlght there were no more retorts Or so the portable Singer reports J The nvlon dog and the fiber glass cat Side bv side on the T V eat And although 1n the mght they Juat couldn t agree In the day time they Seemed to be gay ae could be CThe moral of this Youll find bargalne galore If you ll V1Slt your neareat electrlcal Store J MARJORIE ADAMr, 135 O O 7 - ' .fi 1 ' ' . l x u 4 , v' . 1 v . v ,H . . . ,Z A, , as ,' ' ' g 1- 1 ' . V . r . 1 D l r 1 1 1 L, n K L. 1 , w l, .2 , I' f . . , -. . 1 , , . . L 7 I .11 ' L LL, . . .. I ' V K L1 1 ' L u n n , L , , . V c . U v , That Hopalong s a real gone man , . . . M , I ' .N I 1 u,' L L K L L L, L , ' , In a ll I 71 ' , . ,, . C . L can U L L , . . - - vs 3 1 9 K ' LL l 1' ' . Y 1 . ' ' ' v KL I I . I . 1 L1 L. U ' L . . Y. , ' v .i , 1 K. V , .. . N He That Hath Clean Hands Mom IS he an uglv ducklmg that s black mstead of wh1te No one seems to treat h1m nlce IS he all r1ght The Blble sas s God 19 our shepherd IS he a black sheep? I st1ll thlnk God would love h1m and watch h1m whlle he sleeps The people look at h1m and stare they seem to walk away Should I be afrald of hlm llke darkness after dav Can t I play w1th hmm Mom? I want to know hls name He doesn t look l1ke I do but he s frlendlv just the same I vs ant to ask h1m questlons I m sure he wouldn t mmd Cause lt would help me understand and then I could be klnd It s hke my flshbowl Mommy there are lots of kmds IH there Eatlng food together and breathing common alr The world 19 l1ke a fishbowl too we re God s fish aren t And vse should help each other when grlef and sorrows come The chlldren laugh and tease hlm and that makes hxm cry And I feel terrlble to see such sadness 1n hls eve When I go to bed tonlght I know I m golng to prav And ask God not to make h1m Whlte but to take our black away The black that hldes 1ns1de of us and makes us cruel and mean And mavbe then vou ll understand when God has made vou clean VIRFINIIA MERRIAM Stars I wonder what IS behlnd those stars That makes them shlne so brlght I thlnk It IS the Angels eves To brlghten up our nlght 1 wonder whv the stars do shme On thls earth of ours It must be the love of Th1ne To shme on us hours after hours I wonder what keeps the stars From ilvlng through space Could It be the gravlty from Mars Or should we look IH a dlfferent place? 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I ' 71. 11'I The Roller Coaster W e chugged to the top Then hlgh and xxlde Xl e clrcled md dlpped I xxaa petrlfiedl There vxere slgne that cautloned To Hold on Tlgfht So I clung to xoux neck W 1th all mx mlght That rlde xx aa a Qhrlekmg Nightmare of a dream I couldn t help It I had to scream' So x ou bent to atop me The easlest vxax Xwlth xour llpa so close And I xe heard folks Qax One should not run avx ax When acared and hlde bo I bravelv xxent For another r1de CHEQTER TUTTLE A Lovely Hand Laat nlght I held a lox elx hand A hand 'ao prettx and neat I thought mx heart xx ould burst xxlth ox So xxlldlx d1d It beat No other hand unto mx heart iould greater rellef brlng Than the dear hand I held laxt mght Four aces and 1 klng ROBERT C AGNE Short But True I l1ke the Qllent movlee best The1r return I would greet xxlth a shout To Qee a woman open her mouth And not a bound come out RUSQEL JOHNSON 138 1 1 9 1 v 1 1 I 1 1 1 11 ' I . 1 1' 1 ' I I II f 11 ,. 1 7 I I yt . . 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I A , 1 1 1 1 I K I v 1 1 1 1 1' ' 1 . - J . - 1 1 1 - 1 , 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 -. - 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 w I I I , 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I The Hunted A deer c zme 1HtO the me21doxx Followed bx h1s l1ss He stood there for 1 moment Before e 1t1np: 1t the gl 1ss A smell xx lw 111 the As he held h1 he1duph1,fzh The clouds hlgh 111 the he 1x ens M 1de d 11k the p1le blue skx The st1llness of the ere itLllQS M 1de the 111 seem XCIN C mlm A uoxx from 1 touu lllj., t1et top C lxe oi? xxlth h1s 1l11m A sudden CI 1sh l1ke thunder Brought blood st1e ilnlllj., from 1s thest Another burst of thunde1 And h1s bodx l11d to rest Hls m 1te xx IS nlled xvlth fe ll As she fled to ne 1rest cox er But he1 he ut xx as m the me 1doxx Bleedlng for he1 lox e1 KLN SNIART Retreat And the d 1x xx 1s reve1led xx hole the mght lJ9f0lL h 1d I 11d The lI1lIlS s 1ng'the1r songs lllll the xx orld xx 15 nexx 1nd bmght As the xvondlous he 1vens brought to1th the11 mornlng l1ght The g1een flesh le xves on the trees xx ele xvet wlth dexx And the broxx11 of then b uk took o11 1 1ox 1l hue The t all tl'l1Il bl 1des ot 51:1 1ss xv 1x ed III the breeze As the mx stelles ot n 1tu1e xx ele unlocked xxlth 1ts ktx s The cool st1ll xxolld xx ls nt 1ts lJQg,lI1Il1l11, And NOICGS ot l 1ug'hte1 1nd N01 loxx xx e1e rlnglng, The p 1ths ot C1X1llL lt1OH xx ele t1od bx h 1sten1ng, feet Ag the mo1n1ng C zme and lett Illf.,l'lt 111 l6tl6 lt IU111TH ANN PALM1-JR 139 1 . 1 1 f 1 v .1 4 1-4 1 1 C1 x 1 1' 2 , 2 2 '2 1' '21' 2lll', s 1 s 2 5 A1 . r , 1 2 v , Aw, 2 2 ' 2 sm '. 3 K1 ' A181 X Z . b. 2 1 2 ' ' .' . ' 2 . 1 . 2 Z 2 , .' r I . , , y N1 1 v. . 1 4 1 1 It 1 K I 1 .' ' 2 ' f ' hl' - . , . ' 1 s 2 '21' N2 ', . . 2 . , 1 1 1 11 1 . 1 Y K 1 K , . 1- 1 v I 1 1 The sun rose l1ke the llftlllg' ot El shade, 2j 2 ' f '12 2 . - 1 1 '11 - 1 1 1 ' V1 1 Y I . 1 1 c 1 1 , c c 1 1 K1 a A1 2 kv r h 1 ' 1 . T . I . Q K1 2 Lv K1 2 1 V' -1 vy , , . 2 . 4 2 . .12 u 2 , 2 .' '2 2 1 z , K, , . .2 A, 2 A. , ,, , A. 2 .2 L. .. , , . , ,' 2 L-1 . . Y. -ra ' v ni 4 tv gli . r I x , 1 ' f 2 2 of ' ' 2 . . . Eulogy to a Common House CI ound De ld ln 1 Bottle of Qtuffed Olnesl The flx vsho buned bo merrllx At tvx entx mmutes after three At tvs entx ITllllUt6S after four L nh lppllx d1d buzz no more He l xx 1m1d the ol1xeQ green -X flo itlllg' oluect scalcelx seen And on hls left md on h1s rlght The led plmentoes shone so bllghl Hxs mourners were a COOk19 1ar A lo if of bre ul mchocol ite mr An emptx bowl 1 cold me it ple And onlx these five sdvs hlm die And s m hlm d1e xx 1th hopeless stare -Xnd then the 0111011 shed 11 tear F01 hlm thex ill held so dear And soon hls small weak bodx sank And of the sfnltx Ju1ce he drank And the house wxfe vuth haughty stare Found hlm flo xtlng there NIARJORIE ADAMS Naughty Problem Mx checkbook mforms me The b xl ance 18 small 'l he blgger the summer The h irder the fall DON KEACH Latm7 Rom in box orum KISSIIIII gl1'lOlllIT1 G11l01 um l1keum And wmtum someorum School School IS somethmg we thmk both bad and good But 1ust llke our pnrents lt has to be understood WILLIAM PEASE 140 4' 1 ' 1 I ' 1 1 I I L L. v 1 1 s ' 7 , , J A , , 1 1 ' 1 9 ' 4 . v - ' ifi 7 . , 4 ' I 1 A v x n . z : 1 a I 'w 1 Q. ni ci A , . . . . 1. 1 1 , 1 1 , A .' ' 1 2 2 3 Y w 11 v . I 'lhey saw hls fru1tless struggle there, A , 1 U 3 , ' - 1 . . , u I v 1 w 1 . '1 1 1 y 1 y 11 . . . , , . , 1 y ' ' 1 ' L Y Y v Y Y I 1 Y 1 K I I .1 '1 I 1 1 1 1 , 1 ' H 7 1 z . O O . , 4 1 svn' . 1 . . , . C 1 . . , , A 1 l 0 v ' I I 1 1 1, 1 1 . The Traveler He went all around life Far and wide, Glancing in doors And turning aside. Around the whole world Where a man can roamg Noting its strangeness And never came home. There was no part of living But what he knew it. He went all around life But never through it DON KEACH Homework I hate to do homework I think It s a crime To make me do so To take up my time ROBERT CROWELL Edward Barlow Raymond 9n00lx Charles Cree-n I hlllp Bermei 141 CUSTODIANS - RFS CUSTODIANS - EHS - L , I , ' - , . . . ' 2 7' F ' -SPYVSI 'Y .-mf' if mw- i xiuausn hi. JI 954 GRADU KT 0 FS and EHS TOMB NED . Q Q 1 . I . ' ' ..,. , . 'x 'I . W .Q , H - j . :g , . xhfwm., .gl A ..., A Z 15. 5 . t f r-1 4 K . Z. Q' N ' I ' K YA x ' . M 1 - n-n f-. ... - - ....,,.,. - ' f, X A A J- M- Y M Q I k 3 . 1 W - , r 9 x W Q Where They Are Now CSTANDING LEFF T0 RIGHTJ Flrst row Marjorle Taylor Sacred Heart Manchester Muse DlClcco Grants Phar macy Lea LaFlamme Chenevert Kmgs Chevrolet Mary Davls Houles Beauty Academy Frances Blake Batchelders Bookstore Edlth Stanley Mclntosh Busl ness School Marlon Dow McIntosh Business College Nancy Camlrand Maynard Married Patrlcla Barley WAVES Dale Gltford U N H Ellzabeth Cullck Green Mountaln Junlor College Janet Conlln Wyman Married Edlth Daley Prckancr- Marrled Second row Davld Currler Tour of Duty with U S Arr Force John Fogarty Fllllllg Statlon Attendant Frederick Mlller Mechanrcs helper at Edgcomb Motor Sales Richard Page Taxl Drlver Robert Laprlse Tour of Duty with U S Arr Force Ronald Cheatham Tour of Duty wnth U S Navy John Gnlmore Tour of Duty wlth U S Alr Force Gerald Hankm Tour of Duty with U S Arr Force Norman Chenevert Body Man at Kmgs Chevrolet Francis Rawson Carpenters Helper l'h1rd row Shlrley Evans Houles Beauty Academy Patrlcla Hammond Elllot Hos pltal Dons Bennett Dental Assxstant Barbara Clough Keene Teachers College Betty Fortln Exeter Inn Janet Call Houles Beauty Academy Marllyn Mlller McIntosh Buslness College Mme Brlen Exeter Manufacturmg Company Joanne Ross Allred Gas and Oll Carol Goddard Nichols Poultry Fourth row Robert Klemarczyk Body Man at Edgcomb Motor Sales Hugh Donaldson Clerk at Batchelders Bookstore James Call Tour of Duty with U S Alr Force at Martm and Phllbrlcks Peter Smlth Kimball Umon Academy Donald Fleld send Delivery Man for Blue Rlbbon Cleaners Robert Young Mechamcs Helper at Edgcomb Motor Sales Edward Bermer Employed at Alan Hazards Edmund Mules Farm Hand Frfth row Janet Harrlman Plymouth Teachers College Mary Groetz Marshalls Transportatlon Company Marjorie 'luttle Exeter 8: Hampton Electric Co Glorla Dubois U N H Lols Barber Massachusetts General Hospital Marguerite La Perle Plymouth Teachers College Joanne Brown Exeter Inn Martha Pennell Cornell University Nancy Staker U N H Dudley Webster Jackson Georgia Wmn U N H Slxth row Thomas Schultz Keene Teachers College Wlnthrop Hale New Hampshire Technical Institute James Hayden U N H Sidney Lyford U N H Lawrence Kopka Clerk at Exeter Food Center Gilbert Stevens U N H Henry Bmette Fllllng Statlon Attendant John Brodenck Tour of Duty with U S Navy Thomas Ray Tour of Duty with U S Arr Force Raymond Sargent Carpenters Helper Seventh row Ann Kreger Stenotype School of Boston Lella Rowell Telephone Com pany Judith Theobald Westbrook Junlor College Wllllam Martm Exeter 'Vlanu facturlng Company Carol Chadwlck U N ll Claire Foss Newton Wellesley Hospital Shirley Rogalskl Milwaukee Wtsunsm Emlly Plckard Houles Beauty Academy 'I43 f ! - 1 9 1 - 9 ' . 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Y , , C avxx ff 5357553 E111 Q: Y S L X gf, lib of f I Wil ZFX FILE Nl IQD:vx-x-x-x-x-x-mgx-xg-x-X-Xiac-x-xrx-xrxwx-x-xvxvxYxzxw-x'1gE I I : Congratulations I I I and I I I I Best Wishes I FREMONT DAIRY Exeter New Hcampshlre XXXXXXXXXXDCXXXJDCXXXXXXXXXXXX JC, 14 I II I IX N, .X X, '54 XI IK we It J IU I lf, I It nl tx I+, lx NI 'K 'I II K, 'X KI 'X re, ix we, lx NI IK xl lg ve, lx Ie, lx 74, IK X, IK aw, , lx Nl IK II II N' tk N, IK at lx II, It 'I s --As,- ss --As Asss. s s .,,,..., If 6 I tx lx lx lx lx 154 lx lx lx Ire IH lx lx lx tx tx COMPLIMENTS OF Exeter Brass Company DIVISION OF BRIDGEPORT BRASS CO THE PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY Incorporated April 3 1787 THE ACADEMY otters mstructlon nn all studues requured for admrsslon to leadlng colleges unnversltnes and scientific schools FOR ADMISSION to the Nmth Grade exammatlons an Engllsh Mathe matlcs and a scholastlc aptitude test are required Candidates for admussnon to the three hlgher classes must satlsfy the re qulrements for entrance elther by examlnatlon by school certltlcate or by a combmatnon of both THE TUITION IS SI 500 a year mcludmg all fees and charges except laundry More than S170 OOO In scholarshups was awarded ln 1953 54 to good scholars of hugh character but slender means FOR FULL INFORMATION wrrte to the Drrector of Admrssrons The Phllllps Exeter Academy Exeter New Hampshlre Ross Bulrd Agency REAL ESTATE 9 HIGH STREET SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS I47 . 1 . .. . . .. . .. , . . .. . . 1 1 ' . . . . . . .. . . . . .. 1 . .. , . . . . 1 1 . . . - 1 ' - . . .. 1 .. . 1 1 - . WOODBURN S ATLANTIC Servlce Sfohon Wash Lubrrcahons Polish Prckup Servrce Manor Repairs PHONE EXETER 5932 The EXETER Shop ELWELLS Afhlehc Goods and Accessories Insurance Agency General Insurance TYPe 'e'S REAL ESTATE Comer of 132 Wafer Sireet TEL 3041 Wllluams Court and Sprung Street Complrmenfs of Complrmenfs of KURTZ S RESTAURANT FRIENDS C0mPl'me '5 of Besf Wishes from COURT STREET D POGGIO M ARKET T6 Court Street and SONS EXETER N H LOU S DINER YOU CAN T LOSE AT LOUS Open from 7 To 'I A M PORTSMOUTH AVENUE EXETER N H 148 I . . I I O , . . I Il 1 1 Il , . . Ioku Theatre THE FAMILY THEATRE Equipped wrth Complete CINEMASCOPE Equlpment an STEROPHONIC SOUND For the Utmost rn Entertainment Plan to See the Latest Pictures at the loku Theatre DAGOSTINO S Exeter Rose Fa rm Complaments of SHEPARD and KOIRTH N DODGE and PLYMOUTH PASSENGER CARS DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS Portsmouth Avenue EXETER N H Complrments of HALEY S IG A FOODLINER Portsmouth Avenue EXETER N H Compliments of A FRIEND ALLIED N H GAS CO JOHN N MacINNES Realtor INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Property Management 40 FRONT STREET fNext to Post Omcej BEST WISHES rom BLUE RIBBON CLEANERS I d , . . I l I C. f I T49 T J. E. PURDY 367 Boylston Street BOSTON 16, MASS NEW ENGLAND S FOREMOST SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE CLASS OF 7955 150 I -O----OL--ln..aln..4n--nin..nl---4---0---4--V-fl---iL4----Q---nilir --Y -- -- -- ---in--nl----O----h W COMPLIMENTS OF LINNEA'S BEAUTY SALON PAULINE S BEAUTY SHOP THE VOGUE BEAUTY SALON EXETER BANKING COMPANY THE OLD EXETER BANK Capital S100 000 00 Surplus 200 000 00 Guaranty Fund 350 000 00 HERVEY KENT P d f WILLIAM A YOUNG V P d f EARLE R STOCKBRIDGE T BOND S GULF WPPIWOVIP C0 Service Sfahon W t WATER sr EXETER N EXETER N H h Tl 5954 2252 T51 l - I U , .. I ' - I 0 , resi en . , ice- resi en . , reasurer Complimenfs of Complimenfs of T 1 'I73 a er Sfreet I 36 ' L Front of Parking Lot , , e. l Was - Lubricafion - Access Phone i Pickup and Delivery A L BELCHER P 9 EXETER N H THE COLONY SHOP THE GOLDEN WEB GIFT SHOP TH EXETER NEWS LETTER hd BEST WISHES CLASS OF 55 TEEN AGE CANTEEN Closs of 55 ST MICHAEL S Y EXETER MOTOR SERVICE Inc PONTIAC SALES 81 SERVICE g R EXETER NEW HAMPSHIRE Compliments of Commercial hoto ropher lo me Lincoln Street 1 Compliments ot from the T Congratulations Compliments ol I E a 5 C. . O. l l l l I l A Eppin ood Estoblis e T831 Q T52 HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE from THE E.H.S. CLASS OF '56 Complimenfs of I Comphmenfs of BELMONT I THE Barber Shop DEMERITT FORTIER S INSURANCE Barber Shop AGENCY COMPLIMENTS OF THE ROWE PRINTING COMPANY PAULA BRETSCHNEIDER Realtor Complrmenfs of ROCKINGHAM NATIONAL BANK EXETER NEW HAMPSHIRE MEMBER Sy I 153 I ' I I Federal Reserve s em Federal Deposif Insurance Corporafio fp A ...nl 1 I I Best Wishes to Congratulations Class of '55 Class of '55 STU DLEY'S from CARMEN'S TAXI Corsages to Delight You PHONE 2282 Flowers Car s Glfts Stands at Grants Pharmacy and Champagnes Super Market CENTRE STREET EXETER COMPLIMENTS OF THE EXETER SCHOOL BOARD WESTERN AUTO compffmenfs of ASSCCIATE STORE Stratham Hardware AL FERRON Prop and Lumber Co Everything for the Automobile BENDIX APPLIANCES KELVINATOR Wnre For Me To Wrre For You O H CAMMETT 81 SON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 'I46 Water Street EXETER N H Tel 2781 155 d . EXETER .:. N. H. I TEL. EXETER 303I Y xi 1-. , W gl , if . ,, ff Q f f Aff -1 8593 J gs r L I ' A Y Q 4 'T ,lin-. uw, w fha? .M- ' -K Sk -1 oore s Shoe Store S ulcllm Oxford S 1 Tl Shirt nhl 1lnN1 oore s Shoe Store EXETER SAND LOAM GRAVEL ALBERT H STEVENS Excovoflng Grading TEL EXETER 2022 NEW HAMPSHIRE BINDERY Illllll IIHIIIIL, 1 tl lim ln I1 Im and Iklxnk Book Blndln I1 It Binder Id and Snlxu St Imp I Il II N I YIORRNI VNS MII DURGIN LANE CONCORD N H SALES SERVICE DREHER BUICK COMPANY EPPING ROAD EXETER N H Tel 3I22 Complnenfs L P R SPI Assc foie S S PtRCE CO Besf Wishes LAUREL FARMS DAIRY EXETER N H I I I M W I 1 of l.uz1I'1-rs-.'z ' s , Vzmlp Nlovvzlsins- l'. K -ds E A 'nm .' ' s-W4-n oy Ties ' ' P' Intornovcn Hose ' Ihnstarlll .'Im-s ' I PCI of M ' I I I '- I I -E - I I I I I . - . W I I ICI' '1 Ii' ' 4 QI'Izs'1' ' CI' Lf IIIIIZIIUQ. . 1 z 2 ' ' ' ' gg' Iloosv nz ' ' ' 5 Go 2 .'z ing I'II ' ' ' '. . I','IIII' PIU . 'I' SI'IIiI'Il'I'I I I I I ' ' , I Q. .,.,. , Im P I 4 I I. -l r- I- .I --1'-I .. I I . I57 NEW ENGLANDIVI O X I E PRODUCTIONS yth g Fl H l BENJAMIN F SWIEZYNSKI JR OWNER CLASS OF 1934 Ap4 QI' 41, NICHOLS POU TRY Q ef' Compliments of YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER EDGCOMB MOTCR SALES, INC. 158 FARM INC Kingston N H s 41' e C h xe er, . . CENTRAL HEATING and PLUMBING CO. EXETER, NEW HAMPSHIRE TEL 3171 Exhibitors .' A Producers - , I30 Wafer SI. Y X Exefer. N- H- Ever in from 127 im t Bll and ow l M 'i P jectors 2.0. 5, 'J' -r is E 'P 1 ez z L R I . . X Q . I . L 3 2 Busin ss Offi es: JI Smit Building, 3 E I N H Wg- xp 1 , 51,55 by J 5 B ws 1 51' L K fn ,lf ,g 'W' lg A , as l i gkfq I on X, .tl m tj? ig wt QQ! '14 F A 'i 7 r 'D-wnmgM ff 3, A xi aggf I ,, 5-3' .1 . ii BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '55 from the R F S CLASS OF 58 l G BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA MEDALS 81 TROPHIES Represenfahve Mr Donald B Tupper Box 244 Cape Cottage Portland 9 Molne COMPLIMENTS OF CALLAHAN OIL SERVICE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS PORTSMOUTH AVENUE EXETER Denms J Callahan John J Callahan Complaments of Compliments of GRANT S PHARMACY HORACE E GRANT EXETER N H 160 NOVELS WATER STREET EXETER N H RAYS DEPT STORE I I Q 0 O O Il rr . . , 1 1 , N. H. E E- , E ,, H, V ! . l , I I I , 1 , . I 1 , - . I I EXETER HANDKERCHHF COMPANY VISIT OUR REMNANT SHOP NEAR B 8. M STATION JOHN W A GREEN THOMSON S DRUG STORE BEST WISHES CLASS OF 55 E H S Clcass of 57 MOTOR CO HUDSON SALES 8. SERVICE P th A EXETER NEW HAMPSHIRE Complimenfs of fo 1 , , from 1 Complimenfs of l 0 T40 orfsmou venue 161 W LABOR PLUS MANAGEMFNT EQUALS SLCCESS DOT S LOCAL 1652 FLOWER SHQP Carpenters and r I 91 .Iorners of America EXETER N H NORTH HAMPTON N H BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 55 BEANE S CITIES SERV CE 155 Front Street Exsrsrz N STAR CLEANERS SCRATCH TOLAND S SHIRTS LAUNDERED VARIETY oycf QA :ish dB I EXETER N H 5 A Mt 915 MOODY S EXETER MENS d BOYS WEAR LUMBER CO Inc 60 WINTER STREET W t St I 1 EXETER SHOES coMPuMENrs or JAMES A THOMSON DM D EVERETT T NEALEY D M D 162 Compliments of I ' I Compliments of I I . . e. 33 from i l , . H. I and u , , Papers - Magazines - Grocerie r eamn s oul e Done Dia 3211 81 Lincoln Street , . . Open :45 . . o : P. M. Compliments of ' I I I' I 133 a er reet Te. 55 1 O , I O U I I O O I EXETER BOWLING ALLEYS AUTOMATIC PIN-sETTERs I0 COLUMBUS AVENUE EXETER NEW HAMPSHIRE DON CHASE Amoco Servlce BILL S SPA B f ' - ' BINETTES MARKET M 'T I KELLEHER S EXETER N H Cash Mdrkef EEST WTSHES TI KING CHEVROLET C0 GdN dD t TI 421 EXETER N H ABBOTS STYLE SHOP THE CURTAIN SHOP JOHN A BROWN AGENCY 6 HAMPTON ROAD T I 97 EXETER N I C M DINING 27 GARFIELD ST EXETER LAFAYETTE RD HAMPTON Comphmenfs of 0 1 at erres Sales 8- Service I 46 uin Street e. 5982 ' I O Where a oo ame Means a Goo eoI Portsmou h Avenue e . 4 Th Compffmenfs of COPPER LANTERN Home Cooked Foods 1 Founfain Service e . 33 . H Comp imenfs of c,cig,DCcC,- .,.c ,,.C Em, Dunfeg SEARS ROEBUCK and CO 27 Wafer Street EYETER N H Tel 5992 BEST WISHES THE C'AS'i OF 1955 ffl IB xr El :lun COMPLIMENTS OF MILJO CHEMICAL C0 , Inc Exeter, N. H., 5 , If ro Il!'f.XI,'I'1'IlS, INSVIIXXVIC : A ' 'I -1-I Ullivr Il1m1-I--yn, 1'.l11 '. 'Q ' Ilwrxrpiw-zu Iluwiw. ' ' l'ux'Tu.1m 1 I Q Af ! . Q? . t . .1 9 of x , . . I l Inc FROM THE FIRST TO THE LAST FROM BEGINNING TO END WISE SHOE CO Inc Besf Wishes BEST WISHES CLASS OF 55 FROM R F S CLASS OF 58 ROLAND PAQUETTE COMPLIMENTS OF WIGGIN FARMS STRATHAM N H COMPLIMENTS OF LOUISE S SHOP MARSHALL S TRANSPORTATION YOUNGS HARDWARE COMPANY SPAULDING S SI I Ih W d CARDS GIFTS TOYS F cIIy 166 Complimenfs of I I , ., . I I from I - - - I I I 1 1 The ore Wi h e in ow Boxes The rien Shop '00 'Cv '0v'XXXX56b4X3OOO4X3Of CUNNINGHAM STUDIO Official Photographer Class of 1955 GOOD LUCK TO ALL THE CLASS FRANK DNENUTI Photographer oooo oooooo o o o 167 0 0 0 0 0 C I O00 O O 00000 COOOOO0' 0 0 0 O U U C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 'Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 C 0 ' O - O 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 fo 0 P00000 ' A, ' ' O ' x'x ' 'Q 'N mm S YP. Q4 rnui nuns D, ,,.. ..1 fi ...qi -n-...I . . Mi,-QQQI X lp iff' 1 5 ' I' r Q Q NV 'il ' 5 , , w ' I if ' 4? 5 549 DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE M. A. LO PARDO PHONE 3277 25 WATER STREET Besf Wishes CLASS OF 54 EXETER and HAMPTON ELECTRIC COMPANY COMPLIMEN TS OF RILA CONCRETE PRODUCTS EXETER N WETMORE S VARIETY DEARBORN S 11 WATER STREET Express On Moving Service TEL 2832 DR CHARLES W ANDERSON P WEST END DRUG STORE Jeweler 1 , . H. 1 Complimenfs of 1 Magazines - Sundries . W Complimenfs of T T Chiro racfor T69 Compllmenfs of EXETER EXETER MARBLE WORKS FABRICS FOR THE FUTURE Thomas W Cole and Sons Columbus Avenue CQMPANY EXETER N H N H SXLFS SILRVIII' FYETER 2710 I Free Demonsfrahon SALES SERVICE 75 MAIN STREET EXETER 40 Street N Y B N St te 'mt B nd d Repre entatn I 0 tl N 3 8117 C OMPLIMEN TS OF 14 PINE STREET BREWITT FUNERAL HOME 171 L l T T l 1 , . . T ELECTROLUX CORP. FABRICS FOR CHARACTER L , , N. H. L . .fur v. , 0 e s e P 1' and, .Ie., 2- L BURNHAM DRY CLEANSERS T85 WATER STREET EXETER COMPLIMENTS OF TULAS LOBSTER HOUSE FRANKS LUNCHEONETTE The Exeter Co Operative Bunk SERIAL SHARE ACCOUNTS SAVING SHARE ACCOUNTS AND INVESTMENT SHARE ACCOUNTS MORTGAGE AND SHARE LOANS FRIENDLY BANKING SERVICE FOR MORE THAN SIXTY YEARS Comphments of S IRMA S JEWELRY STORE Fme Watch and Jewelry Repcur GRILL Daamonds .IeweIry Clocks HamrIIon and Elgin Watches BATCHELDER s f,,,,a,,55m,,, BOOK STORE Clothing Haberdashery Compfefe Cleansmg Pressrng Tarlormg I FORMAI WFAR SALFS and REN1 AL SCHOOL SUPPLIES 65 WATER ST EXETER N H 172 I I C I OOO OO y , - 1 I I Barbara and Henry Coil Hand Engraving Gifts , U Qilllllf I A A hw J' T I ., , . . EPPING N H PORTSMOUTH N H P R U E MOTOR TRANSPORTATION Inc Tank Truck Servrce Eppmg, New Hompshlre CITY CONCRETE CO Inc Ready Mixed Concrete Portsmouth N H Tel 615 or T24 Washed Sand Washed Gravel Roofing Sfone DOVER SAND 8. GRAVEL, Inc. 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