Exeter High School - Pinnacle High School (Exeter, NH)
- Class of 1958
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And Then if dark days corne along, And your brighT prospecTs mar, Open your Treasure chesT and see How very rich you are! 10N nED'CAT To a frue frfie-00' and deservfhg feacfver whose cmceasfhg efforfs as our class ao'- wsor fra ve QUIUSOI us ffvrouglv our fasf years of 1,7196 school If fs for ffzese reasons and fhnufhefabfe offvers ffvaf we dedfbafe ffv our 1958 Pfhfvacfe fo you, flflrs. ls, 190 we. To a we!!-07reO' feacfzer wfvo bas been fwfr fu! and ,oaffbnf 1,7 servfhg his sfudenis and supporffhg our class 6Cfl'Vlyl5S, we O'eO9' ffus, our 1958 Pfhnacle fo you, cafe 444 MGQQH7. ION nED'CAT ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The class of T958 expresses its deepest appreciation to Mrs. Elsie Keene who has served for three years as class advisor. Her untiring guidance of the Pinnacle Staff has made this book possible. For her devotion to our class welfare, we give our sincerest thanks. The Class of T958 expresses its sincerest appreciation to Mr. Robert Smith. He has contributed unselfishly and devotedly to the success of all class events. As an advisor, his quiet concern speaks for itself. The Class ot T958 expresses its warmest thanks to Miss Mariorie Wood. Her naturally superior teaching and able guid- ance will be remembered long after graduation. The Class of T958 expresses its sincere appreciation to all other persons who have played a part in making these years run smoothly and successfully. ACULT2' 'Tis educa'rion forms The common mind JUST as The Twig is bent, the Tree's inclined. -ALEXANDER POPE RAYMOND A. HOYT B.A., M.Ed., University of New Harnp shire, Howard University, Boston Uni versity Superintendent of Schools EXETER HIGH SCHOOL EDWARD K. ROUNDY Dartmouth College, A.B.g Harvard Graduate School, A.M.T. Principal Ski Club Sponsor LOUISE TEMPLE University of New Hampshire, B.S. Dean of Girls, Food and Nutrition Sponsor Student Council and Home Eco- nomics Club ADMINISTRATION 9 JOHN C. DUNCKLEE Dartmouth College, A.B.g R.P.I., Uni versity of New Hampshire, Boston Uni versity Assistant Principal, Dean of Boys Algebra I Sponsor ECIub Varsity Basketball Junior High Football and Baseball Junior Class ALBERT E GAUTHIER Keene Teachers College, B.Ed., Middle bury College M.A. Sponsor Bowling League, Sophomore Class JAMES A. PIRNIE Cornell University A.B., Harvard College Ed.M. U.S. History, Contempo rary Problems, Con sumer Education Sponsor National Honor Society, Junior Class Advisor RALPH R. ACKER Wentworth Institute fl ,f Electricity, Mechanical Drawing JACKSON B. ADKINS University of Chicago, Ph. B., Harvard University, Ed.M. Mathematics JOHN A. ANDERSON Gorham Teachers College, Keene Teachers College Junior High General Shop, Cabinet Making Eighth Grade Advisor HERBERT L. ARNOLD Plymouth Teachers College, B.Ed. Junior High General Science Eighth Grade Advisor MARY E. BROWN University of New Hampshire, B S ' Algebra l, General Mathematics, ln- troduction to Business Junior Class Advisor MRS. BARBARA B. CLARK University of New Hampshire, B.S. Home Economics for grades 7, 8, 9, and 12 Junior Class Advisor, Sponsor Junior Red Cross MRS. MARGARET M. BENNETT Keene Teachers College, B.Ed., University of New Hampshire, Rutgers University Mathematics, Driver Education Freshman Class Advisor MRS. VIRGINIA P. BOYHAN Connecticut College for Women, B.A.g Boston Museum School of Fine Arts Art JOHN D. DAVIS Bowdoin College, A.B., Boston University, Ed.M. Biology, Chemistry Freshman Class Advisor r 4f31i:,,f?T:,1 A Ks... HAROLD FERNALD Plymouth Teachers College, B.Ed. 4, ., A, World History, World Geography 'li-5' 1-:,5?fL'T' Sponsor Cross Country, Winter and Spring Track, Sophomore Class Advisor ARTHUR KENNETH GEORGE Bridgewater Teachers College, B.Sc.Ed.p H a r v a r d Graduate School English GORDON J. HATHAWAY B.S. in Ed., Ed.M., Boston University, Lincoln Institute, Wentworth Institute Physical Education Sponsor Exeter Rope Skipping Team Class Advisor ROBERT A. KNOWLES Plymouth Teachers College, B.Ed., University of New Hampshire History, English Sponsor Junior High History Club, Seventh Grade Advisor, Assistant Football Coach RAYMOND J. MaclNTlRE Boston University, M.Ed., Northeastern University, B.A. Guidance Sponsor Photography Club MRS. PRISCILLA W. JOHNSON University of New Hampshire, A.B. Algebra, Geometry, Latin Sponsor National Honor Society, Freshman MRS. ELSIE M. KEENE Plymouth Teachers College, B.Ed. Husson College Bookkeeping I, ll, Typewriting I Clerical Practice Sponsor Pinnacle, Senior Class Ad visor ' 1.1 Hi.. .. DONALD K. MAHER New England Conservatory of Music, B. Music, M. Music, University of Vermont Junior High Music Sponsor Glee Clubs, Select Chorus GUY W. MANN, JR. University of New Hampshire, B.A. English Sponsor School Newspaper, Junior High Library, Eighth Grade Ad- visor SARAH J. MASTERMAN t lege Seventh Grade Mathematics and Science Sponsor Seventh Grade Guidance, Seventh Grade Advisor STASIA McMANUS Mount Saint Mary College, B.A., Uni- versity of New Hampshire, M.A. English, Remedial Reading Seventh Grade Advisor Farmington State Teachers Col- Junior Class Advisor EDWIN G. PREBLE Michigan State Normal School, University of New Hampshire Instrumental Music Sponsor Photography Club, Bancl ROSE I. RHEAUNIE Rivier College, B.A., Boston University Typewriting I, Il, Stenography I, II, Intro- duction to Business Sponsor School Newspaper, Sophomore Class Advisor , MRS. CAROLYN P. OHLEMEIER University of New Hampshire, B.A. English FRANK H. OTIS University of New Hampshire B.A. U.S. History, Contemporary Prob lems Freshman Class Advisor MRS. RACHEL C. ROWE Colby College, A.B. Latin Sponsor Junior and Senior High Libraries, Senior Class Advisor MRS. VIRGINIA B. SKELLEY University of New Hampshire, B.A. Physical Education Sponsor Girls' Varsity Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Junior and Senior High Cheerleaders fs , -. , A 'fiewiiiifl , as f l--' 'F S - - 'Iss . sss Q X A , M ,',,, 1. F I f ,li es-, L, if - srl . MRS. GRACE B. SMITH s 'TQ 'H 'U' 1 M .- - - - f . cl I Smith Colle e, A.B.g Unlverslt ssgi L, , , Y IZ f W g not New Hampshire , , QW Af History, English, Geography r ' N R-Q, .3 x,+,gt,,kLf3s, 'i I . . , I-' is ffviztigftiiifg 1 - Eponsor Eighth Grade Guidance 'F Vi EY . -isfrgxw'gi45f't!'l 5 ij fini 'S-15,2-gf -,X 1 ' . ,r'. tkgifg, 5, ROBERT F. SMITH University of New Hampshire, Keene Teachers College, B.S., B.Ed. T81I Mathematics, Vocational Senior Class Advisor, Assistant Football Coach NEAL A. WlGGlN Plymouth Teachers College, B.Ed. English Sponsor Dramatic Club, Sophomore Class Advisor LAWRENCE STONE MRS. FLORA WINSLOW University of New Hampshire, B.S. English, Mathematics Eighth Grade Advisor Arnold College, B.S. General Science, Biology, Physical Education Sponsor Boys' Varsity Football and Baseball, Freshman Class Advisor MRS. ANNA NORTON TROY Mount Holyoke College, A.B., University of New Hampshire, A.M. English Junior Class Advisor il' --l t t ':tff5'5? z?1 -N fr ,AA .. ew . 7-A-Q., ,-V, ' 'F 1. x. , X , 1 Z mei X , ,,,.w ARS. LILLIAN KERSHAW, Secretary THERESA MCGOWAN, Secretary F A S65 ,,vMm is v:V:r,,l,',, 5l7DllD!l r?63MiSi6r4pA mlwnuw 2728281021: C U L T Y MARY SHEA, School Nurse Columbia University, Teachers College, B.S.,M.A. Sponsor Future Nurses Club MRS. BRENDA MANIX, Diefifian JOHN CALLAHAN, Head Janitor Miss Farmers' School of Cookery N MRS. EDKTH BEAN MRS. MARY EUSTXS MRS. ALT A A Nwzs. MXRX GAUTHXER PHXU AM STEVENS P BERN GEORG- XER E CHAPMAN CH ARLES GREEN CH ARLES MAHER C U S SE IDR 4 K i 'Tig W T Yx Yer all experience is an arch where Thro' Gleams That untravelled world, whose margin fades For ever and for ever when I move. -TENNYSON XY x MARILYN FRANCES ADAMS 230 Front Street Commercial Bunny . . . instigator of contagious mirth . . . Oh, chuckles, what a dingle berry . . . vibrant laugh . . . notorious dater . . . headed for secretarial school High Honors 2 Terms, Honors 4 Terms, Senior Play Committee, Girls' Sport Club 3 Class Hockey I, 2, 3, Class Basketball l, 2, 3, Class Softball l, 2, Usher l, 2. KARLINE SANDRA ANDERSON 17 Gill Street Academic Sandie . . . combines serious study with innumerable activities . . . genuine Finnish twinkle . . . gentleness . . . good luck to our future professeur. High Honors ll Terms, Honors 2 Terms, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Junior Plays, Senior Play Com- mittee, Junior Prom, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Vice President 3, Slide Rule Club 2, Ski Club l, 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Girls' Sport Club 3, Varsity Hockey 3, 4, Class Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Class Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Class Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Class Softball 2, 3, 4, Girls' State Repre- l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball 3, 4, Manager 2, Class Volley- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Class Softball 2, 3, 4, Girls' State Repre- sentative 3, State French Award, First Prize 2, Usher 3, School Newspaper 3. MARCIA JANE ATWOOD Meadow Lane General Soft-spoken . . . snowy-white complexion . . . favorite pastime, Duncan . . . poten tial interior decorator. Junior Prom, Glee Club 2, Usher 3. ROGER BACON Brentwood Academic Faded maroon station-wagon sagging with students . . . deep voice philosophy The Golden Rule . . . subdued mischief . . . Rodge. Bowling 4. BRENDA ANNE BAILEY Hampton Falls Academic Friendliness . . . genuine smile . . . bubbling enthusiasm . . . Queen of the Junior Prom . . . understanding and sharing . . . tomorrow's ideal nurse . . . Bren. Honors 4 Terms, Treasurer 4, Homeroom Representative 2, 3, National Honor Society 4, Junior Plays, Senior Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom Queen, Glee Club 1, 2, Dramatic Club 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, 4, Future Nurses' Club 3, Band 4, Girls' Sport Club 3, Class Hockey 3, 4, Class Soccer 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Badminton 3, Usher 3. YVONNE JEANNETTE BAILLARGEON Guinea Road Home Economics Pleasant frankness . . . determination . . . energetic worker behind the stage . . . petit Von. Junior Plays Committee, Senior Play Committee, Junior Prom Chorus 'I Dramatic Club 2, Practical French Club 1, 2, 3, Class Basketball 2 ROBERT DUNCAN BAI LLARGEON Hampton Falls Mechanic Arts Duke . . . always rushing about . . . artless humor . . . l'll hit you in the head with a dried-up marshmallowl . . . and of course, Marcia. Junior Prom: Intramural Basketball I: Winter Track 2: Spring Track 1, 2. CAROL ANN BARKER Stratham Commercial Polished actress . . . auburn-haired efficiency . . . babbling brook of conversation . . . proud, Carol.' Usher 3. JOYCE MARY BERNIER Linden Street Academic Loyal concern for sport and study . . . self-reliant . . . active intelligence . . . dimpled mouth . . . a sure success at Plymouth Teachers' . . . .loycie. High Honors 10 Terms: Honors 2 Terms: National Honor Society 4: Junior Plays Committee: Senior Play Committee: Slide Rule Club 2: Le Cercle Francais 3: Girls' Sport Club 3: Class Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Class Badminton l, 2, 3: Class Softball 1, 2, 3: Class Volleyball 2, 3: Usher 1. 1 Honors 4 Terms: Junior Plays: Junior Plays Committee: Senior Play: Senior Play Committee: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2: Class Soccer 2: Class Basketball 2: MARTHA ROWE BICKFORD Kensington Academic Marty . . . unique laugh . . . whiz at softball . . . wholesome attractiveness . . . friendliness . . . natural in manner . . . energetic versatility. High Honors I Term, Honors 5 Terms, Pinnacle Staff, Senior Play Committee, Junior Prom, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Select Chorus 2, 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, Class Hockey 1, Class Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Ping-Pong I, Class Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball 2, 3, 4, Class Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Volleyball 3, 4, Librarian 3, Usher I, 2, 3. NANCY JANE BLODGETT Kensington Academic Nance . . . a small package of wholesomeness . . . poetic way with words . . . wistfulness . . . hidden abilities . . . future as a secretary. Junior Plays, Junior Prom, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, Class Hockey 3, Class Soccer 1, 2, 3, Class Basketball I, 2, 3, Class Softball l, 2, 3, Class Badminton 1, 2, 3, Class Volley- ball 2, 3, Varsity Basketball Manager 4, Librarian 3, 4, Usher 3. KATHLEEN RUTH BRESLI N Stratham General Quiet personality . . . dark brown hair . . . cooperative in spirit . . . a good and loyal follower , . . sincere, Kathy. Honors 2 Terms, Junior Play! Committee, Senior Play Committee, Junior Prom, Dramatic Club 2, Practical French Club 1, 2, 3, Chorus l. JUNE BROOKS Stratham Home Economics Crash . . . notorious green bomber . . . l'Il get there if I have enough gas! . . . spirited committee woman . . . will make a capable nurse. High Honors 5 Terms, Honors 3 Terms, Junior Playsp Junior Plays Committee, Senior Play Committee, Sophomore Hopi Dramatic Club 3, 4, Practical French Club 2, 3 Future Nurses' Club 3, Band 3, Class Basketball 27 Librarian 4. pretty, Al, ALICE SARAH BROWN Kensington Home Economics An unselfish personality has drawn her to nursing . . . quiet in nature . . . underlying determination . . Future Nurses' 47 Home Economics 2, 3. BRADLEY W. BUCKMAN Stratham Mechanic Arts A distinctive helper . . . noted for friendliness track- man to be remembered . . . Brad. Honors 'I Term, Student Council Representative Cross-Country 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 47 Usher 3. and unselfishness . . . an Exeter 47 Junior Prom, E Club 3, 45 Winter and Spring Track 3, 4, p v it--r-gr--v run Q JANET BUXTON Kensington Commercial Carefree and fun-loving . . . the true comedian . . . outspoken . . . a competent secretary . . . always helpful, .lanet. Homeroom Representative 3, 45 Sophomore Hopf Senior Play, Bookkeeping Award 27 Shorthand Award 3, 4. LARRY W. CAIL Hampton Road Mechanic Arts That certain cheerleader . . . valuable basketball player . . . the dent in the yellow car? . . . easy-going repartee . . . Larry. Senior Play Committee, E Club 2, 3, 47 Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foul-Shooting Tournament 2, 3, 4. HOWARD E. CALL Newfields Mechanic Arts Mr. Smith's right-hand man . . . noisy walk . . . quietly devilish . , . one good driver . . . Howard. JOANNE FRANCES CAMIRE 2 South Street Academic Jo . . . flair for vivid colors . . . quiet intelligence . . . beautiful hands . . . energetic worker . . . considerate . . . future teacher. High Honors 3 Terms, Honors 4 Terms: Junior Plays Committee, Senior Play Com- mittee, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Le Cercle Francais 3, 45 Class Hockey 4, Class Soccer 1, 3, Class Ping-Pong 2, Class Badminton 2, 3, Usher 3. NORMAN KEN N ETH CASWELL 22 Pleasant Street Mechanic Arts Horse . . . speaks with authority . . . good humored . . . assured in manner . . . a natural behind the counter. Junior Plays Committee: Senior Play Committee, lntra- mural Basketball li Traffic Squad 2, 3. DIANA FRANCES CLOUGH Newfields Home Economics 'I h' black hair . . . endless store of dates . . . a loyal A quiet smie . . . s my uDi1l Newfielder Guitar Club If Usher 2. KATH RYN E. COOMBS Seabrooke Academic A class character . . . fun-loving . . . infectious laughter . . . welcome in every crowd . . . scholar? . . . directed toward nursing . . . our capable Kate, High Honors 2 Terms, Honors 2 Terms, Student Council Alternate 4, Junior Plays Committee, Junior Prom, Slide Rule Club 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, 4, Class Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Soccer 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 2, 3, Class Badminton 1, 2, 3, Class Softball 1, 2, 3, Class Volleyball 1, 2, 3. DAVID J. CROCKETT 18 Locust Avenue Academic Likable and always laughing . . . earnest vendor of theories . . . think of the glory . . . cool trumpet player . . . contagious mischief . . . name of fame . . . Davy. Senior Play Committee, Sophomore Hop, E Club 3, 4, Men's Glee Club 4, Slide Rule Club 2, Ski Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 3, Intramural Basketball 4, Winter Track 4, Spring Track 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Usher 3. GAIL ELIZABETH COTTER 4 Lantern Lane Academic Gay skiing and bowlin fan famous for snow low enero l 9 p ...g usas- sistance . . . kind nature . . . sincerity. Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Bowling League 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, Class Hockey 1, 2, Class Soccer 1, 2, Class Ping-Pong 1, Class Badminton 1, 2, Class Volleyball 1, 2. CARGL J. CUNNINGHAM North Hampton General A flash of red hair, a matching personality . . . our champion bowler . . . comic quality . . . her continual race with 8:75 bell . . . energetic, Carol. Senior Play Committee, Glee Club 1, Bowling League 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, Class Hockey 4, Class Soccer 4, Cheerleader 3, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Class Basketball 2, 3, Class Badminton 3, Varsity Softball l, 2, Usher 3. JOANNE EVA CURRIER 57 Park Street Academic Part of every musical group . . . maestro of the alto horn . . . determination . . . an expert bowler . . . Joanne. Senior Play Committee, Glee Club 3, 4, Select Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Slide Rule Club 2, Bowling League 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Ping-Pong I, 2, Class Badminton 3, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Usher l. GLENDA F. DAVIS 13 Charles Street Academic A gentle smile . . . rare understanding of people . . . winning with words . . . far-reaching aspirations . . . and intelligence . . . Glenda, High Honors I Term, Honors 7 Terms, Pinnacle Staff, Junior Plays Committee, Senior Play Committee, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Slide Rule Club 2, Le Cercle Francais 3, Class Soccer l, Class Ping-Pong 1, Class Badminton I, Class Softball l, State Speaking Contest 3, Merrill Prize Speaking 3, School News- paper 3, 4. JOHN DICICCO, JR. 69112 Park Street Mechanic Arts A natural in any sport . . . volatility . . . touchdown hero swarthy Italian looks . . . Jigger. Senior Play Committee, Junior Prom, E Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2 3 4 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Spring Track l Usher 2 3 RICHARD FRANK DILLON Epping Road Academic Bookie . . . the natural leader of our class . . . in- quiring mind . . . l got a theory .... solid rebuttalist . . . ready smile . . . naturalness. High Honors ll Terms, Honors 2 Terms, President l, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Pinnacle Staff, Junior Plays, Senior Play, Glee Club l, 3, E Club 2, 3, 4, Slide Rule Club 2, Ski Club 3, 4, le Cercle Francais 3, Varsity Football l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Spring' Track I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State Representative 3, Merrill Prize Speaking 3, Usher 2, 3. JOHN ANDREA DOMKOUSKI High Street Academic Agile on the basketball court . . . avid clockwatcher . . . earnestness warm end generous smile . . . future engineer, Johnny. Entered Class 1957, Cross-Country 4, Varsity Basketball 4 Varsity Baseball 4 ANNE MARY DONOVAN 140 High Street Academic Talent for managing . . . dry humor . . . There's no future in that . . . love for all sports . . . well-read intelligence . . . our character . . . Ann, High Honors 7 Terms, Honors 6 Terms, National Honor Society 4, Pinnacle Staff, Junior Plays Committee, Senior Play Committee, Slide Rule Club 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, 4, Girls' Sport Club 3, Varsity Hockey 4, Manager, Class Hockey 2, 3, 4, Class Soccer 1, 2, 4, Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Ping-Pong l, 2, 3, Class Badminton 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Volleyball 3, 4, Class Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Manager Magazine Drive 2, 3, Manager 4, Usher 3. AUSTIN C. EATON, JR. North Hampton Academic Firm in nature . . . always in an argument . . . woman hater? . . . ambitious for college . . . ski enthusiast . . . Ace. Honors 8 Terms, National Honor Society 4, Junior Plays, E Club 4, Slide Rule Club 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 3, 4, Usher 3. PATRICIA ANN ELLISON 5 Brentwood Road Academic Genuine sportswoman . . . quietly modest . . . energy ,plus . . . loyal in friend- ship . . . shining black hair . . . Pat. Honors I Term, Student Council Alternate 4, Junior Plays Committee, Senior Play Committee, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Slide Rule Club 2, Le Cercle Francais 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sport Club 3, Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4, Class Hockey 'l, 2, 3, 4, Class Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Softball 1 2. Class Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Ping-Pong 1, 2, usher 1 ' ' ELIZABETH FELLOWES 3 Portsmouth Avenue Academic Winsome loveliness . . . talks with her hands . . . a special part of every group . . . infectious giggle . . . our lithe Liz, High Honors 5 Terms: Honors 7 Termsp Student Council Representative 'l, 45 Junior Plays, Senior Play Commltteep Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Slide Rule Club 2, Le Cercle Francais 3, 4, Varsity Hockey I, 2, Class Hockey 1, 2, 3: Class Soccer l, 2, 35 Class Basketball I, 2, 3, Class Badminton 1, 2, 3, Usher 3. SUSAN B. FLING 78 Front Street Academic Sue . . . loyal PEA fan . . . ivy league clothes . . . unexpected commentsl . . . sauve clowning . . . a generous friend. 'Junior Play Committee, Dramatic Club 37 Glee Club 3, 4, Ski Club 31 Class Soccer 3. DENNIS MICHAEL FREEMAN 'lOl Epping Road Mechanic Arts Loyal shop hand . . . scenery artist . . . wavy black hair . . . ready with quip . . . future control tower operator . . . Mike. Junior Plays Committee, Senior Play Committee, E Club, lntramural Basketball 2, 37 Winter Track 27 Spring Track 2, 3,'4p Traffic Squad 2, Usher 2, 3. ROBERTA ANN FRENCH Stratham Home Economics Diminutive chatterbox . . . vivacious in nature . . . dancing blue eyes . . . readily helpful . . . Bobby. High Honors 1 Term7 Honors 4 Terms7 Student Council Representative 2, 37 Junior Plays COmmlfleei Junior Prom7 Mixed Chorus 47 Select Chorus 47 Glee Club 47 Dramatic Club 2, 3i Practical French Club 1, 27 Future Nurses' Club 47 Home Economics Club 3, 47 Class Hockey 1, 27 Class Basketball 1, 2, 3i Class Badminton 17 Class Softball 1, 2. ROLAND RAYMOND GAGNE 8 High Street Mechanic Arts Honors 2 Terms7 NHIAA Golf Champion 1956. 1 l LORRAINE MARIE GAULIN 13 Kossuth Street Commercial Lorry . . . immaculate in appearance . . . a bundle of efficiency . . . warm personality . . . outgoing. Honors 6 'l'erms7 Guitar Club 27 Class Hockey 1, 27 Class Soccer 17 Class Basketball 1, 27 Class Badminton 1. Full of fun . . . champion golfer of Exeter . . . qualified furniture mover . . . lumberingbmerriment . . . Bimbo STEPHEN GERVAIS 26 Pleasant Street Mechanic Arts Welcome member of any team . . . tall, lanky and casual loved Algebra 'J . . . mechanical ability . . . rambling stride . . . likable Steve E Club 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Intramural Basketball Usher 3 PRISCILLA P. GINGRAS ll Bow Street Home Economics Prodigious activity . . . never-tiring captain of the Cheerleaders . . . loves a secret . . . No kidding? . . . her thoughtfulness will make her a good nurse . . . Cilla. Pinnacle Staff: Junior Plays Committee: Senior Play Committee: Sophomore Hop: Junior Prom: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Future Nurses 4, Vice President: Class Soccer 'l: Cheerleaders 2, 3, Captain 4: Class Basketball l: Class Ping-Pong l: Class Badminton l: Usher 3. JOHN W. P. GOODRICH Stratham Mechanic Arts Spirited trumpeter . . . always tardy . . . frequent trips to Connecticut 1 blond, easy-going . . . Goodie. Junior Plays Committee: Senior Play Committee: Junior Prom Bowling League 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4: Winter Track 2, 3, 4: Spring Track 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH EDWARD GOSS 17 Browns Court Mechanic Arts Notoriously handsome . . . quiet in class . . . life of the party . . . a real Navy man . . . Joey, Canteen Representative 3, 47 Senior Play Committeep Senior Party Committee: Usher 3. MARCIA ELAINE HERLIHY Newfields General Marty . . . little girl smile . . . famous for her many dates . . . efficient waitress. Student Council Alternate 37 Junior Promp Senior Play Committee: Glee Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Guitar Club 27 Usher 3. LINDA LOUISE HOITT 11 Oak Street Home Economics Lilting soprano voice . . . shines in any musical group . . . expert hair stylist . . . favorite expression: l'm starved . . . carefree . . . Lin, Senior Play Committeef Sophomore Hopi Junior Prom: Dramatic Club 37 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Cheerleaders 3, 45 Usher 1, 3. DONNA MAE HOWARD ll Hall Place Commercial Contagious energy . . . the best in reliability and determination . . . Don't worry about it . . . bowling fan . . . polished in the arts of advertising . . . Polly. High Honors l Termp Honors 7 Terms5 Senior Play Committee5 Junior Prom5 Bowling League 45 Practical French Club I, 25 Girls' Sport Club 45 Class Basketball 1, 2, 35 Class Badminton l, 25 Varsity Softball 1, 25 OBE Award 2. ill. ?lF:,x'!,: ?' 'Q M1 ifEI,3,I' js, Q I LOUISE ELEANOR JACOBSON 40 Washington Street Academic Quiet Swedish charm . . . inquiring intellect . . . an extraordinary vocabulary . . . warm sincerity . . . a future woman of the world . . . Lou, Weigel. High Honors 5 Terms5 Honors 8 Terms5 Treasurer 15 Student Council Representative 45 Alternate 35 National Honor Society 45 Pinnacle Staff5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Junior Plays Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Dramatic Club 2, 35 Glee Club 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Slide Rule Club 25 Ski Club 2, 3, 45 LeCercle Francais 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Class Hockey 1, 2, 35 Class Soccer 1, 25 Class Softball 1, 25 Class Ping-Pong I, 25 Class Bad- minton I, 25 Usher 35 EHS Reporter 3, 4. CHARLOTTE LINDA KELLOGG 1 Lantern Lane General Tiny and talkative . . . famous for trips to Boston . . . weakness: shoes . . energetic skier . . . gay and friendly . . . Termite. Junior Plays Committee5 Dramatic Club 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 2, 3, 45 Le Cercle Francais 35 Band 1, 25 Class Hockey 2, 3, 45 Class Soccer 2, 35 Class Basketball 2, 35 Class Ping-Pong 1, 25 Class Badminton 2, 35 Usher 3. , gg-A t RICHARD CLIFFORD KIMBALL Kensington Academic lnnovator of lvy League trends . . . famous conversion from Rock and Roll to casual iazz . . . the terror of the Chemistry Lab . . . helpful generosity . . . hilarious comments . . . Kim. Sophomore Hop, Senior Party Committee, Dramatic Club 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Select Chorus 3, 4, Men's Glee Club 3, 4, Slide Rule Club 2, Ski Club 37 Le Cercle Francais 3, Treasurer, Librarian 4, Usher 2, 3. KEVIN MICHAEL KING 4 Gill Street General Kevin . . . dark and handsome . . . noted for the dimensions of his line . . . the real cool cat . . . qualified runner . . . our Chevrolet man. Canteen Representative 1, 2, 3, 41 Junior Promp Junior Plays Committee: Senior Play Committee: E Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, Winter Track 1, 2, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Usher l, 2, 3. - f , NANCY ANN KRIEGER 30 Jady Hill Avenue Academic Naturally curly blond hair . . . Loyal PEA rooter . . . undirected enthusiasm . . college interviews . . . a steadfast friend, Nan. High Honors 3 Terms, Honors 1 Termp Junior Plays Committee, Sophomore Hopf Slide Rule Club 2, Ski Club 2, 37 Le Cercle Francais 3, 45 Varsity Hockey I, 2, 3, Class Hockey I, 2, Class Soccer 1, 25 Class Basketball I, 25 Class Ping-Pong 'lp Class Badminton I, 2, Class Volleyball lp Class Softball 'lp Usher 3. RALPH WILLIAM LANDRY 68 Main Street Mechanic Arts He has all the energy and ambition of the natural leader . . o ularit dy- . p p y . . . namite on the gridiron . . . bound for success . . . Ralphie. Pinnacle Staff, Vice President 3, Homeroom Representative 2, Canteen Representative 4, Student Council Representative 2, 3, President 4, Senior Play Committee, Junior Plays Committee, Junior Prom King, Sophomore Hop, E Club 1, 2, 3, President 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track I, 2, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 1, Traffic Squad 1, 2, Boys' State Representative 3, Men's Glee Club 4, Chorus I, 2, All-State Football Team 4, Usher 3. ROSEMONDE LINNEA LINABERRY 60 Main Street Academic Lin . . . smooth dresser . . . style conscious . . . qualified in many arts . . . the Band's loss . . . casual intelligence . . . directed to elementary school teach- ing. High Honors 4 Terms, Honors 7 Terms, National Honor Society 4, Canteen Representative 2, Junior Plays, Junior Prom, Sophomore Hop, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Class Basketball 2, 3, Class Ping-Pong 'l, Class Badminton 1, Librarian 2, 3, 4. FRANCES JOANNE MACKENZIE Strat-ham Commercial A red-headed fireball . . . friendly and outspoken . . . Senior Play's supporting actress . . . future private secretary, Rusty, Honors 1 Term, Junior Plays, Senior Play, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Select Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, Varsity Basketball 2, Magazine Drive Cap- tain 2, Shorthand Award 3, Usher 3. ARTHU R THOMAS MARSHALL 'l4 Garfield Street Mechanic Arts Strong in any argument . . . notorious driver . . . quick with quips . . . Dennis the Menace haircut . . . Tommy. Class Basketball 1, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, Traffic Squad 3, Usher 3. BARBARA LOUISE MATICK 4 Wentworth Street Home Economics 'Barbie . . . generous smile . . . quietly capable . . . loyal team member . . . a sure future in nursing. Senior Play Committee, Bowling League 4, Future Nurses 3, 4, Home Economics Club 2, 3, Class Hockey 1, 2, 4, Class Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Badminton I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball 1, Class Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Volley- ball 'I, 2, 3, 4. GRACE MARGARET MCALLISTER 19 Ash Street Academic Smilingly pessimistic . . . dry sense of humor . . . determined intelligence . . . welcome party-goer . . . Patsy. High Honors 9 Terms, Honors 4 Terms, National Honor Society 4, Junior Plays Committee, Senior Play Committee, Junior Prom, Dramatic Club 2, Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, Band 'l, 2, Class Hockey 2, 3, 4, Class Soccer 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 2, 3, Class Badminton 3, Latin Award 1, Usher 1. HAROLD ENNIS MCCOY Brentwood Mechanic Arts Enjoyable friendliness . . . well-known aqua car . . Watch Out . . . motor mania . . . blond naturalness . . . Harold. Glee Club If Usher 2, 3 JAMES MCQUILLAN Stratham Academic Well-known potential in mathematics . . . regulations? . . . EHS's greatest bowler . . . amicable . . . future Navy man . . . Chip, DONALD EDWARD MORRISETTE Linden Street Mechanic Arts A rough and tough football player . . . completely dependable . . . harmless hacker . . . headed for Portsmouth Tech . . . a good friend . . . Donnie. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 31 Basketball Manager: Varsity Football 3, 4. RONALD WILLIAM MORRISETTE, JR. 14 Parker Street Commercial Loquacious Ronnie . . . ladies' man . . . loves the stage . . . dark mischievous eyes . . . the court iester . . . generous with praise. Pinnacle Staff, Homeroom Representative Alternate 2, Junior Plays, Junior Plays Committee, Senior Play, Senior Party Committee, Sophomore Hop, Dramatic Club 4, Glee Club 4, Slide Rule Club 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 4, Intramural Basketball I. ANN MacKENZIE MORSE 42 Pine Street Academic Naturalness . . . eager for knowledge . . . distinguished sportswoman . . . artistically creative . .' . thoughtful . . . our gay Ann. High Honors 2 Terms, Honors 8 Terms, National Honor Society 4, Pinnacle Staff, Junior Plays Committee, Soph- omore Hop, Junior Prom, Dramatic Club'3, Slide Rule Club 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, 4, Girls' Sport Club 3, Varsity Hockey 3, 4, Class Hockey 'l, 2, 3, 4, Class Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball l, 2, Varsity Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Class Softball 1, 2,,3, 4, Class Ping-Pong l, 3, Class Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Usher 3. WALTER WILLIAM MOSS 56 Winter Street Academic Naturally good in basketball and bowling. . . disappears with the bell . . . twisting glass in Physics . . . capable campaigner . . . headed for the service . . . Billy. Honors 4 Terms, Sophomore Hop, Slide Rule Club 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Winter Track 3, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Manager, Magazine Drive 3, 4, Usher 2, 3. DAVID O. NELSON Stratham Mechanic Arts David . . . mechanicall minded . . . an occasional avid conversationalist Y quiet in class? . . . clean-cut in appearance . . . headed for the service QQ RITA ANTIONETTE O'BRlEN 161 Front Street Commercial Amazingly generous spirit . . . tops in bowling . . . ready with blushes and laughter . . . absent-minded? . . . friendly, Toni. Junior Plays Committeeg Junior Prom: Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 1, 45 Select Chorus 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League 4: Class Ping-Pong 1, 21 Class Bad- minton ly Librarian 3, 45 Usher 2. PATRICIA OSLUND 15 Bow Street Academic Pat . . . effective facial expressions . . . has a pretty charm interested college and dramatics . . . a well-liked newcomer. Entered class 19571 Dramatic Club 41 Glee Club 4 Ski Club 4 DAVID HAROLD PARSHLEY 48 Park Street Mechanic Arts David . . . Scratch's right-hand man . . . one of our Senior Play's jack-of-all trades . . . a red-headed mechanic. Junior Plays Committee: Senior Play Committee: Traffic Squad l: Usher. PRUDENCE ANN PEASE Stratham Home Economics Boyish charm . . . blue-ribbon farmeress . . . her frail triumph: The honor roll . . . striking blue eyes . . . a sincere nurse . . . Prudy. Honors 1 Term: Junior Prom: Senior Play Committee: Glee Club 4: Slide Rule Club 2, 3: Ski Club 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses 4: Class Hockey 1, 2. EDWARD ROLLINS PERKINS Perkins Hill Mechanic Arts Early-morning bull sessions . . . harmlessly gruff . . . the shortest crew-cutl . . lucrative summer iobs . . . ambitious, Eddie. Sophomore Hop: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 4: Winter Track Manager 2: Freshman Basketball: Fres-hman Football. JAMES ARTHUR POULIOTTE 82 Portsmouth Avenue Commercial Remarkable dry humor . . . carefree disposition . . . class wit . . . license? . . efficient businessman . . . quick friendliness . . . .lim. Honors 4 Terms, Junior Plays, Senior Play Committee, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, Intramural Basketball l, 2, Winter Track 2, Spring Track l, Librarian 4, Usher 3. PRISCILLA IRENE PRAKOP 14 Sanborn Street Commercial Pleasant quietness . . . unobtrusive . . . the epitome of politeness . . . beautifully dressed . . . Priscilla, High Honors 2 Terms, Honors 5 Terms, Junior Plays Committee, Senior Play Committee, Senior Party Com- mittee, Shorthand Award 3, Usher 3. CHARLES ALBERT RONNQUIST Chestnut Street Academic The real gentleman 1. . . handsome blondness . . . shy?? . . . leans to song and dramatics . . . Ivy-League appearance . . . quiet humor . . . Chuck, Pinnacle Staff, Junior Plays, Senior Play, E Club 4, Dramatic Club 3, Glee Club l, 3, 4, Art Club 2, Varsity Football 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Winter Track 2, Spring Track 4, Librarian 4, Men's Glee Club 4, Usher 3. MARION LILLIAN ROSENCRANTZ Kensington Home Economics Carrot top . . . helpfulness and generosity . . . mild gaiety . . . Oh! . . . ef- ficiency . . . next step: business school . . . Rusty. Honor 5 Terms, Junior Plays Committee, Junior Prom, Bowling League 4, Practical French Club 'l, 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Future Nurses 4, Home Economics 3, 4. CAROLYN SWASEY ROWELL I Salem Street Academic Expressive brown eyes . . . air of deliberation . . . How bout that . . . quiet extrovert . . . going north for college . . . Cal, High Honors 1 Term, Honors 3 Terms, Slide Rule Club 2, Bowling League 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, 4, Class Basketball 3, Class Ping-Pong 2, Class Badminton 'l, 3, Librarian 3, 4, Usher 3. SANDRA SWASEY ROWELL 23 Woodlawn Road Academic Always in a hurry . . . classic charm . . . genuine sportswoman . . . popularity . . . always reminiscing . . . our lovable, unforgettable, Sandie. High Honors 7 Terms, Honors 2 Terms, Pinnacle Staff, President 'l, Student Council Representative 2, 3, Alternate 4, Junior Plays Committee, Senior Play Committee, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Slide Rule Club 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Co-President, Band I, 2, Girls' Sport Club 3, 4, Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4, Class Hockey 1, 2, Class Soccer 'l, 2, Varsity Basketball 'I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Class Basketball 1, Class Ping-Pong 1, 2, Class Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball i, 2, 3, 4, Class Volleyball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Class Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Award 1, Usher 3, DAV Award 'l. JUDITH SANBORN 3 Wheelwright Avenue Academic 'Judy . . . easy-going and full of quips . . . always laughing genuinely helpful . . . fashionably blond . . . our class Artist. Honors 5 Terms7 Pinnacle Staff7 Junior Plays Committee Senior Play Committee Junior Promg Sophomore Hop7 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Art Club 2 Guitar Club 27 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 47 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 47 Select Chorus 3 4 Librarian 37 Usher l, 3 LOIS MAY SANDBERG Hampton Falls Academic Bright bird-like charm . . . an actress shared with PEA . . . the cheerleaders' asset . . . natural concern for others . . . an eye for design . . . our effervescent, f1Mimil,1 Honors l Termg Canteen Representative 3, 47 Junior Plays7 Junior Plays Committee7 Senior Play Committee7 Sophomore Hopp Junior Prom7 Senior Party Committeep Dramatic Club 2, 37 Glee Club 2, 37 Ski Club 3, Aj Le Cercle Francais 37 Class Hockey 47 Class Soccer 47 Cheerleaders 3, 47 Class Basketball 37 Class Badminton 37 Usher 3. BARBARA IRENE SARGENT East Kensington Home Economics Smiling and soft-spoken . . . homespun gentleness . . . Kensington loyalist always good-humored . . . looks to nursing career . . . Barb Dramatic Club 2, 37 Glee Club 47 Practical French Club l, 2 Future Nurses 4 Home Economics Club 2, 3, 47 Class Badminton 17 Usher I. BARBARA J EAN SCHILLINGER Newfielcls Academic Barbara . . . iauntily independent . . . memorable Senior Play performance . . . favorite quality: sincerity . . . self-reliant . . . a welcome newcomer. Entered Class 19575 Homeroom Representative 47 Senior Playg Dramatic Club 45 Glee Club 4. PATRICIA ANN SCHNELLE 23 High Street General Genuine southern drawl . . . sincere and deliberate in nature . . . unique hair style . . . her aim: beautician college . . . a well-liked addition to our class . . . Pat, Entered Class 1957i Senior Play Committeep Bowling League 4. RONALD JOSEPH SCULLY 15 Hale Street Academic Popularity . . . always on crutches . . . independent intelligence . . . famed and accurate chemist . . . A conglomeration of mulch . . . future engineer . . . Chink. High Honors 1 Term: Honors 1 Termp National Honor Society 4, Vice President 45 Homeroom Representative 37 E Club 3, 47 Varsity Football 1, 35 Winter Track 'li Spring Track 'l, 35 Usher 3. CAROLYN SNELL ' I0 Ash Street Academic Serene beauty . . . pixie haircut . . . basketball and hockey enthusiast . . . gay and excitable, Snellie. High Honors 4 Terms, Honors 3 Terms: Canteen Representative lp Senidr Play, Dramatic Club 2, Le Cercle Francais 3,- 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Maiorette 3, 4: Varsity Hockey lj 2, 3, 45 Class Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Ping-Pong l, 35 Class Badminton 1, 2, 3, 41 Class Soft- ball 2, Class Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Usher 3. PAUL EVANS STEEVES Kensington Mechanic Arts Hot green Ford . . . trips to Keene . . . easy going . . a streak of blond hair . . . Steve. Honors 2 Terms, Homeroom Alternate 3, Student Council Alternate 3, Usher 2. KENNETH STACEY Water Street Mechanic Arts A pleasant smile and disposition . . . quiet efficiency and earnest helpfulness . . . blond crew cut . . . dependable class member . . . Kenny. WALLACE RICHARD STEVENS Stratham General Wally . . . wit and quick repartee . . . reliability . . . .lunior Play's leading man . . . banclsman and our class businessman . . . staunch Stratham defender. High Honors 1 Term: Honors 5 Terms: Secretary I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Representative 4: Student Council Alternate 4: National Honor Society 4: Pinnacle Staff, Assistant Editor: Sophomore Hop: Junior Prom: Junior Plays: Senior Play Committee: Glee Club I: Dramatic Club 4: E Club 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross-Country 4: Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 4: Winter and Spring Track 4: Varsity Baseball 'l, 2: Usher l, 2, 3. BREN DA LEE SWASEY Brentwood General Blithe, blushing freshness . . . pianist at every occasion . . . self-reliance . . . welcome on any team . . . Brenda. Honors 4 Terms: Student Council Representative 'l: Junior Plays Committee: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Bowling League 4: Le Cercle Francais 3: Class Basketball 2, 4: Class Badminton 2, 3, 4: Class Volleyball 2, 3: Usher 2, 3. LOUISE HILDA ANN TARDIFF . 3 Brentwood Road General l'Weezie Ll. . curly chestnut hair . . . mischievous blue eyes . . . loves a good loke - - - Whaf a PBMC! - - . generous with effort . . . future beautician. Junior Plays: Junior Prom: Senior Party Committee- Future Nu ' Cl b 4- G 't Club 2: Class Badminton l: Usher T, 3. nes U I ul U ELIZABETH ANN E TOLAND 50 Epping Road Popularity . . . warm, outgoing generosity . . . The Lady of Sports . . . creator of iovial mischief . . . disc spinner . . . thoughtfulness . . . school spirit plus . . . capable, Boogie. High Honors I Term, Honors 6 Terms, Pinnacle Staff, Secretary l, Canteen Repre- sentative 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Student Council Representative 4, Junior Plays, Senior Play Committee, Junior Prom, Sophomore,Hop, Senior Party Com- mittee, Football Queen 3, Slide Rule Club 2, Le Cercle Francais 3, 4, Girls' Sports Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Class Hockey l, Class Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Ping-Pong I, Class Badminton l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Treasurer 2, Usher I, 2, 3. DONNA ANN TU RCOTTE 36 Kossuth Street Commercial Natural charm . . . warm brown eyes . . . appreciative . . . efficient in an office or kitchen . . . outgoing, Donna. High Honors 8 Terms, Honors 2 Terms, National Honor Society 4, Pinnacle Staff, Homeroom Representative 3, Junior Plays Committee, Senior Play Committee, Junior Prom, Sophomore Hop, Senior Party Committee, Dra- matic Club 2, 3, Bowling League 4, Practical French Club l, 2, Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Class Hockey 1, Usher 3. CAROLYN JUN E TUTTLE Hampton Road Commercial Active and outgoing intelligence . .' . tireless editor of our yearbook . . . bouncing vitality . . . our pretty Squeaky. High Honors il Te'rrns, Honors 2 Terms, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pinnacle Staff, Editor, Homeroom Representative 2, 3, Junior Plays Committee, Junior Plays, Senior Play Committee, Class Hockey 4, Class Soccer I, 2, 3, Cheerleaders 3, 4, Class gaakatball l, 2, 3, Class Ping-Pong 1, Class Badminton l, 2, Class Softball 3, s or 3. ANN LINDEN WAGNER Hampton Falls Academic The epitome of versatility . . . natural leader . . . wholesome blond skier . . . intelligence and thoughtfulness . . . everywhere with her Volkswagen . . . our memorable A.L. High Honors 13 Terms, President 2, Student Council Representative 4, Secretary 4, National Honor Society 4, Pinnacle Staff, Junior Plays Committee, Senior Play Committee, Junior Prom, Sophomore Hop, Slide Rule Club 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, 3, President 4, Le Cercle Francais 3, ,4, Vice President 3, Latin Club 2, School Paper 3, Girls' Sports Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Varsity Hockey 3, 4, Class Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Class Basketball 1, Class Ping-Pong 1, 2, Class Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Merrill Prize Speaking 1, Latin Award 1, 2, Usher 3. GORDON RICHARDSON WARDWELL Kensington Mechanic Arts Quiet and steady worker . . . Alaskan sojourn . . . locker expert , . . merry and handsome, Wardie. Honors 1 Term, Senior Play Committee, Usher 3. BARBARA ANN WENTWORTH Stratham Academic Alert intelligence . . . a devilish twinkle . . . active journalist . . . a knack for accomplishing . . . a certain Stratham steady . . . candid, Barbie. High Honors 12 Terms, Honors 1 Term, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Junior Plays Committee, Senior Play Committee, Sophomore Hop, Slide Rule Club 2, Le Cercle Francais 3, Class Hockey 1, 2, Class Soccer 1, Class Basketball 1, Class Ping-Pong 1, 2, Class Badminton 1, 2, Girls' State Representative 3, EHS Reporter 3, 4, Usher 3. ANNE LOUISE WETHERELL 'I30 Front Street Home Economics Anne . . . gentle determination . . . a passion for activity . . . dates from Sanborn . . . thoughtful and gay, she'Il make an exceptional nurse. Junior Plays Committee: Senior Play Committee: Dramatic Club 2: Bowling League 4: Le Cercle Francais 3: Future Nurses' Club 3, 4: Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4: Class Hockey 3, 4: Class Soccer 2, 3: Class Basketball 2, 3, 4: Class Ping-Pong 1: Class Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Usher 3. ARTHUR WILLIAM WIGGIN 39 Court Street Mechanic Arts Superb talent for acting . . . clever wit . . . You which to argue? . . . impersonations . . . thoughtful- ness . . . devilish twinkle . . . our Arthur Murray . . . lfwiglll Pinnacle Staff: Homeroom Representative 3, 4: Canteen Representative 1, 2: Student Council Representative 2: Junior Plays: Senior Play: 'Junior Plays Committee: Sen- ior Play Committee: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, President 3: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3: New Hampshire Drama Festival 3, 4: Usher 1, 2, 3. MONICA ANN CAMILLE WILBUR Kensington Academic Quiet dignity . . . bizarre unprompted humor . . . speaks with sincerity . . .- in- tellectual and appreciative . . . our pretty Monica, High Honors 'IO Terms: Honors 3 Terms: Slide Rule Club 2: Le Cercle Francais 3, 4: Girls' State Representative 3. we WAYNE DAVID WILBUR Kensington Academic Wayne . . . courteous in deed . . . a little world of axioms and postulates . . incessantly loquacious . . . begging the question? . . . enthusiastic saxophonist. Honors Terms, Vice President 2, Junior Plays, Sophomore Hop, E Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Glee Club 4, Slide Rule Club 2, 3, Ski Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Guitar Club 2, Winter Track 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Usher 3. HERMAN L. WINCH 211 Front Street Mechanic Arts Easy-going friendliness . . . the natural born mechanic . . . a credit to the Exeter Inn . . . capable track man . . . Navy bound . . . Herm. E Club 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Class Basketball 2, Winter Track 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Usher 3. DEBORAH WOODMAN Newfields Academic Shining charm . , . unquestioningly superior in math . . . Day-League dresser . . . loyal friend . . . delicate taste . . . a painter, too . . . our sweet Debby. High Honors 11 Terms, Honors 2 Terms, Vice President 1, Homeroom Representa- tive 2, Junior Plays Committee, Senior Play Committee, Sophomore Hop, Glee Club 4, Slide Rule Club 2, Ski Club 3, Le Cercle Francais 3, Latin Club 2, Class Bad- minton 1, Girls' State Representative 3, Usher 2. FAYE ELLEN TUCKER T6 Arbor Street 'll' Commercial 'D Sunshine . . . extremely cooperative . . . never without a smile . . . russet hair . . . a welcome last minute addition to our class. Entered class 1957. Mr. Willard Rowe-We write this brief thank-you note in acknowledgement of the forty-seven years of dedicated service that you have contributed to the youths of Exeter High School. We appreciate your help in the molding of our characters through your congeniality and sincere friendliness. IN MEMORIAM Of RONALD SULLIVAN-a fellow classmate and friend whose pleasant nature will be remembered always. Of FRED MAGOON-a member of the Class of '56 who was an outstanding athlete and displayed exceptional school spirit. ACTOR AND ACTRESS Carol Barker Arthur Wiggin MOST POPULAR Ralph Landry Elizabeth Toland V J BEST DANCER ArThur Wiggin Carol Barker CLASS ATHLETE John DiCicco Elizabefh Toland CLASS COUPLE Maria Atwood Duncan Baillargeon BEST DRESSED Charles Ronnquist Priscilla Prakop BEST ALL-AROUND Ralph Landry Elizabefh Toland BEST LOOKING ElizabeTh Fellowes Joseph Goss FRIENDLIEST David CrockeTT Brenda Bailey QUIETEST Monica Wilbur Kenneth Stacy ,, 'f af 25,12 ,ffQAfL.,,g?P' , CLASS ARTIST Charles Ronnquisf Judifh Sanborn X, CLASS CHATTER BOX KaThryn Coombs Ronald Morrisene A N' ,ff It -gf, CLASS PESSIMIST Anne Donovan AusTin Eafon CLASS LINE Kevin King Marilyn Adams i CLASS CLOVVN James Pouliotte Janet Buxton CLASS OPTIMIST A. L. Wagner John Dompkouski vis .-hs. it QL Agwv M W 315, , 'Q 'S . A . l Tin SVFS' A 3 M 'wi yy S J 41 ' X -if A First row: Mr. Smith, F. Mackenzie, L. Kellogg, C. Cunningham, E. Toland, W Stevens, R. Scully, R. Dillon, B. Bailey, K. Breslin, J. Brooks, Y. Baillargeon, D Clough, Mrs. Rowe. Second row: P. Ellison, A. Brown, P. Gingras, C. Tuttle, R. Lina loerry, B. Swasey, R. French, P. Schnelle, C. Barker, A. Wetherell, L. Gaulin, F Tucker, N. Blodgett. Third row: D. Nelson, D. Morrisette, R. Morrisette, D. Freeman C. Ronnquist, L. Cail, R. Lanclry, J. Dompkouski, W. Wilbur, D. Crockett, K. Stacy D. Baillargeon. Fourth row: J. McQuillan, R. Bacon, R. Kimball, B. Buckman, D Parshley, T. Marshall, H. Call, N. Caswell, W. Moss, E. Perkins. President Vice President RICHARD DILLON RONALD SCULLY First row: C. Snell, G. McAllister, E. Fellowes, J. Bernier, M. Rosencranfz, P. Pease D. Turcotte, B. Sargent, C. Rowell, S. Rowell, Mrs. Keene. Second row: L. Hoitt A. Donovan, K. Coombs, R. O'Brien, M. Adams, G. Cotter, D. Howard, J. Currier P. Oslund, G. Davis, N. Krieger, D. Woodman, S. Fling. Third row: J. Goodrich, J Buxton, M. Wilbur, K. Anderson, A. Morse, A. Wagner, L. Jacobson, J. Camire M. Bickford, J. Sanborn, K. King. Fourth row. H. McCoy, S. Gervais, H. Winch, A Eaton, J. DiCicco, N. Gagne, G. Wardwell, J. Goss, J. Pouliotte, A. Wiggin, P Sleeves. Absent: L. Sandberg, B. Matick, M. Atwood, L. Tardiff, M. Herlihy, P Prakop, B. Schillinger. Secretary Treasurer WALLACE STEVENS BRENDA BAILEY R i 'fi - ' w e - 4 1 lf :' ,- . H S s 2 - v X wi? A ly J W , cg M U' K1 S .1 5 Q-I ' 5 if 2 ...ff h V -I 2 ' ' fsiif A 2 6 L 9 E ii? 'si n THE COURT f my M, A Donna Turcotte Wallace Stevens Sandra Rowell Kevin King Elizabeth Tfvland Rlcllafd Dillon Queen-BRENDA BAILEY King-RALPH LANDRY l'l lt' until ll 'l 'l POOR AUBREY Cast Wallace Stevens Carol Barker Lois Sandberg Carolyn Tuttle SHALL WE JOIN THE LADIES Cast Charles Ronnquist Joanne Mackenzie Richard Dillon Sandra Anderson James Pouliotte Brenda Bailey Austin Eaton Wayne Wilbur June Brooks Ronald Morrisette Elizabeth Fellowes Rosarnonde Linaberry Elizabeth Toland Arthur Wiggin James lVlcQuillan RBD X X .. .yearningin deske To follow knowledge like a sinking sfar, Beyond The uwnosf bound of hurnan Thought, TENNYSON First row: Mr. Pirnie, N. Boyers, N. Holland, G. Laprise, M. J. Williams, G. Leith, M LaChapelle, D. Elmore, B. Nowak, A. Berry, A. Munroe, C. Call, E. Selleck, M Tuttle, S. MacDonald, Mrs. Clark. Second row: B. Witham, B. Fortier, M. Patterson E. Bornze, E. Rossi, L. Hoitt, A. DiVenuti, M. LaPerle, P. Ferron, L. Morrisette, C Cote, C. Morse, S. Clements, J. Gingras. Third row: C. Collins, P. Ackles, J. Dupre Y. Labranche, P. Rowell, C. Malaquias, S. Thorsell, S. Davis, J. Carnire, J. Shan non, E. Karandanis, C. Decatur, J. Allard, J. White, H. Thurston. Fourth row: J Starvish, W. D. Scamman, D. Tewksbury, C. Peabody, A. Caverno, L. Bourque, T Binette, J. Finn, J. Mazalewski, P. Lepage, W. Dernasky, E. Wasiewski, M. Quandt W. Cail, R. Lowther, J. Deaton, P. Cassier. President Vice President DONALD ELMORE BRUCE NOWAK I EMR First row: Mr. Eustis, Miss Brown, J. Cahill, C. Gamlin, G. Cronshaw, G. Cunning ham, A. Davey, L. Fletcher, D. Marshall, R. Barbin, M. Walker, C. Parshley, Mrs Troy. Second row: J. Carlisle, D. Shaw, L. Perkins, D. Laviolette, J. Spaulding, J Connelly, T. Northrup, D. McParland, C. Houle, R. Miller, T. Goldman, M. Sanborn Third row: R. Dorman, P. Gallant, E. Brown, L. Decatur, J. Sinclair, W. Tuttle, R McLane, J. Sanborn, D. Rogers, S. Huss, W. McCoy, G. Forbes. Fourth row: J Anderson, N. Dimock, S. Mazurka, F. Fellowes, K. White, C. Rollins, P. Hurnes B. Robinson, J. Reed, K. Linscott, W. Bragg, B. Bennett. Absent: S. Buxton, B Colcord, J. Marple, C. Richards, A. Tharin, G. Sullivan, C. Wexler. Secretary Treasurer ANN BERRY MICHAEL LA CHAPELLE First row: Mr. Gauthier, S. Fish, S. Bernier, V. Bailey, D. Niebling, G. Rinfret, E. Bragg, G. Davis, Miss Rheaume, E. Weeks, J. Keller, E. Hayes, M. Darby, M. Tharin, R. Bacon, M. Nixon, Mr. Rowe. Second row: C. Caspar, S. Caswell, S. Davis, S. York, S. Williams, J. Chase, C. Crafts, E. Thurston, C. Mayhew, M. E. Monaghan, S. Gingras, E. Prescott, P. Simon, K. Monko. Third row: J. Roger, G. Bisson, W. Hale, J. Young, S. Simmering, C. French, J. Griswold, S. Perfect, E. Pickard, E. van den Berg, S. LaPerIe, L. Haley, A. Grondin, J. Kopechi, I. Young. Fourth row: W. Carnire, D. Davis, G. Holland, R. Webb, R. Tweksbury, J. Gaudette, R. Sander- son, M. Wool, D. Rinfret, P. Nikas, W. Toland, J. Camire, D. Sullivan, R. Lamprey. Fifth row: J. Fralic, R. White, B. Wetherell, M. Day, C. Bickford, G. Browning, R. Burnham, J. Matthews, D. Lambert, P. Veach, R. Wiggin, D. Milner. President Vice President WILLIAM WALSH LYNN MORSE First row: Mr. Fernald, D. Cooper, K. Collins, T. Kellogg, S. Fiske, L. Akerman, N. Berry, W. Walsh, L. Morse, J. Prescott, S. Fletcher, H. Cahill, S. Dixwell, L. Elkins, P. Grant, Mr. Wiggin. Second row: L. Sandberg, A. Cross, D. Cail, D. Young, M. Boy- ers, F. Plouffe, L. St. Jean, C. Grant, E. Turgeon, J. Greenwood, P. Mahoney, E. Emerson, E. Choquette, L. Crespi, D. Johnson, F. Crowe. Third row: Y. Desroches, S. Peaslee, E. Shanahan, S. Randall, D. Sheldon, B. Bickel, L. Page, K. Graney, S. Richardson, S. Wetherell, B. Perry, M. McKeon, C. Robinson, V. Chester, L. Kenick, J. Marion. Fourth row: R. Swasey, C. Stevens, R. Almon, C. Starvish, T. Richards, J. Tate, D. Kennison, R. Grant, F. Maslowski, J. Davey, W. Brown, V. Gauvin, R. Lins- cott, J. York, W. Barry. Absent: R. Plouffe, R. Blanchard, G. Bragg, J. Shelley, B. Godfrey, J. Barlow, D. Moss, E. Sanger, I. Kreger, D. Scarnman, M. Montooth.. Secretary Treasurer NANCY BERRY JUDITH PRESCOTT Mr. Davis, D. Denham, B. Haley, G. Robinson, P. Ladd, N. Downer, J. Goss, A. Maher, G. Torrey, T. Gendron, M. Ryder, M. Chase, M. Montooth, D. Andrews, J. Allard, A. Sanborn, Mrs. Bennett. Second row: J. Camire, B. Tyrel, J. Allen, P. Fernald, L. lgo, L. Adams, P. Humes, E. Tuttle, M. Wilbur, L. Crowell, D. Theobald, R. Jacobson, C. Merrill, K. Seabrooke, M. L. Sewall, L. Brigham. Third row: R. Herndon, G. Williams, C. Nichols, J. Osborne, S. Powell, R. Dunnell, L. Huss, K. Schultz, C. Laramie, G. Brackett, F. Wade, D. Moreland, S. Scully, D. Swinney, R. Metcalfe. Fourth row: J. Breslin, R. Smith, P. Burbank, E. Richardson, F. Perry, D. LaChapelIe, R. Sargent, W. Dining, J. Barrett, G. Aubin, A. Christie, M. Pitman, W. Yarosewick. Fifth row: G. Rawn, F. Northrup, R. Dolloff, M. Drews, K. Steeves, A. Campbell, G. Head, W. Rousseau, D. Tucker, R. Hilton, D. Downer. Absent: D. Brown, J. Bruce, C. Deal, D. Dennehy, W. Higgins, B. Jameson, L. Knight, C. Tardiff, L. Whittaker. President Vice President J. CAMERON PERKINS DEBORAH HU55 iwimwri X . ?1.....7-4.-i,,....,,,,s,,,..ffw. . V.,-.1 , L . r 4 1 First row: Mrs. Johnson, A. Stevens, J. LeGacy, C. Clough, M. DesRoches, B Wentworth, E. Clark, J, Perkins, D. Huss, R. Boisvert, C. Cottrell, D. Remick, C Ball, J. Bouchard, C. Kochy, Mr. Oits. Second row: S. Burns, S. Ross, A. Turcotte L. O'Kane, A. Blaisdell, E. Dimock, T. Shanahan, M. Salter, P. Nowak, E. DiVenuti C. Davis, G. Stevens, G. Harriman, M. Quandt, F. Kucharski. Third row: P. Kopecki A. Mackenzie, D. Carbonneau, P. Carbonneau, M. Bergeon, W. Lyford, R. Eno, J Peabody, W. Palmer, R. Ricker, J. Cahill, G. Cotter, P. Bradt, W. Almon, J. Herlihy J. Gifford. Fourth row: P. Bernier, C. Fowler, L. Landry, J. McLane, L. Currier, P Maslowski, M. Kellogg, M. Stevenson, P. Richards, R. Johnson, D. Remick, J Lynch, J. Gallant, A. Hersom, P. Miles, T. Semprini. Fifth row: R. Archambeault T. Nelson, S. Callahan, K. Ellison, E. Beckman, M. Batchelder, F. Hersey, W. Bernier A. Bradsher, D. Hamilton, K. Damsell, W. Berry, T. Woodman, N. Chapman, A Gould, J. Blodgett. Secretary Treasurer ELLEN CLARK RICHARD BOISVERT FFT gg, 2 Q' , .diff ' Q-,. it 0 .121 X Q an K, if gg f Q . . x af R, ff 1 Q. i SQQZEN 9 5 Af Fa 'flTQ rg Il 'mia 35 ..,, H.. - f Y,.' 3-- f, Aglgfilfii-1 - klgk ,W fx' .Mm ., QA X. if 1 Exif! A K' K Q Q Y 4 X lf! W, ' 195 , Q, 45' N ,., 1 ,. . 1. 5 9 563 , my 'Q rl' Q? ,,:f.- W- ,f f M Q K Ji A ,Q if 3511, . 5. N 199 7gL 1,f'u , E' E viG?t'ff!': PM A - 5 M35 'L F,g3Qfhii i ugruv When Time, who steals our years away That steals our pleasures, too, The mem'ry of the past will stay And half our Toys renew. -THOMAS MOORE Ties i i Priscilla, Anne, Wally, Carolyn, and Donna prepare for Subscription Drive. 0 Sitting: R. Landry, E. Toland, W. Stevens, C. Tuttle, J. Sanborn, D, Turcotte. Standing: R. Dillon, A Wiggin, S. Rowell, A. L. Wagner, M, Bickford, A. Donovan, A. Morse, L. Jacobson, G. Davis, P. Prakop, P Gingras, and C. Ronnquist. OFFICERS: Ralph Landry, President, Donald Elmore, Vice President: NBHCY Berry, TFGSSUVOVI AA L4 Wagner, Secretary. -.........a.. ., .M V A ont row: Robert Swasey, Janette Holland, Nancy Berry, Donald Elmore, Ralph Landry, A. L. Wagner, Janice Robinson, Paul Carbonneau. Second w: Cameron Perkins, Elizabeth Toland, Louise Jacobson, Dale Denham, Caroline Davis, Marilyn Patterson, Elizabeth Fellowes, Marlene Quandt, :nneth Bissell. Third row: James Osborne, Bradley Buckman, Charles Bickforcl, Jeffrey Marple, William Walsh, Michael LaChapelle, Richard Jrman, Sandra Davis, Miss Temple. Qi 5 fi , , V 7 A f lg . ?iwQ-il V t ff, fi. Lk,. i. 'Qi Z . , ' 3 X ,.. l X ww? 2 M , A: V , . . . ' A x ' - N us- iff: zliiiiiiifik QW 6 - ajax 2, 5 ' m , I Lax Q if xx :K ki K .N ax EWS' X , J as X6 if yi iw: f H' XS' K ,ff 1 Q 2 Mi ., ,Q , vxfiw ig ia Fi ff. ,, ,Y5 ky K W A J , V ff 9-gar y U A g X g X w A Q 1 ti. S F 3, , ggi ,L f , fb Q! gg ' -P w F XS, 3 ,fa I,, , in 1-' xv' 5 V ,K :Avy , CIRCLE W. J' FRANCAIS ,3 2 U Nl f . O H I e r 5 First row: Mr. Gauthier, Elizabeth Toland, Kathryn Coombs, Grace McAllister, Anne Donovan, Sandra Anderson, Carolyn Snell, Monica Wilbur, Sandra Rowell, Carolyn Rowell. Second row: Nancy Krieger, Ann Morse, A, L. Wagner, Brenda Bailey, Louise Jacobson, Joanne Carnire, Elizabeth Fellows, Joanne Currier. W' 'K' CD 'Q' T .. ,f 'I SENIOR HIGH LIBRARIANS-First row: Mrs. Rowe, M. Tuttle, C. Rowell, R. Linaberry, J. Brooks, N. Blodgeff. Second row: R. O'Brien, C. Houle, M. Bickford, J. Currier, C. Gamlin, D. Shaw. Third row: C. A Peabody, C. Ronnquisr, J. Anderson, J. Pouliotte, B. Nowak, D. Crocketi. MJ,,,.f . XI. lv. 5 I M 'I 5. or member I Jus! We Sen JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARIANS: R. Linaberry, R. Johnson, M. E. Kellogg, M. Sievenson, A. Hersom, Mr. Mann. Seated: M. Slevens, A. Dimock., Assembly production . . . THE VALIANT . . . a play in The round. Q , .W...NMns.....1....- .N .M.,.,s,...e2...u.b.-1-a-...zza-...-:..-' ' ' -I M .s,.,...M... .,A. W V . sf row: E. Rossi, J. Shannon, E. Emerson, S. MacDonald, A. Munroe, S Anderson Vice President, A Wiggin, President- C. S II Se 1 . , . , ne , cre ary -asurer, C. Cunningham, G. Cunningham, A. DiVenu?i, R, Linaberry, L. Hoiii. Second row: N. Boyers C Richards P Mahoney C Parshley D icParland, C. Houle, T. Norihrup, J. Sanborn, J. Spaulding, C. Gamlin, L. Perkins, D. Denham, C. Cote? Third row: D. Scamrnan, Wilbur,,W ivens, J. Pouliotte, N. Dimock, J. Anderson, J, Marpie, S. Mazurka, M. LaChapeiIe, R.Morriset1e, C. Ronnquisf. First row: David Rogers, Alan Campbell, Mr. Maclntyre. Second row: John Sinclair, Kenneth Bissell, Richard Booth, Edmund Wasiewski, Richard McLane, Mr. Preble. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Th E.H.S. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB is made up of those seriously interested in photography. We have a dark room simply equipped for printing and enlarging. We are learning the elements of the camera, developing, printing, enlarging, and simple photographic technique. HCDAAE Exeter High School's Homemaker of Tomorrow ROBERTA FRENCH CLUB Left side: Ruth Miller, Roberta French, Marilyn LaPerle, Treasurer, Barbara Sargent, Donna Turcoife, President. Right side: Elaine Thurston, Nancy Boyers, Secretary, Sylvia Richardson, Sandra Wetherell, Nancy Clements, Joanne Gingras, Susan LaPerle. Absent: Anne Wetherell, Vice President. , Alice French, Priscilla Glngras' ks. Habana June Bro0 s 2 ' I 'tf. b ra arg ft. . e -rafdi Shea Sp0nsOx:i EA?r5:yall. Sealed. Louis . . NGSS ' D rot Y Standing' Connelly' 1 O Brown' Joyce Girls interested in n ursing and allied medical careers compose this group. They help in the nurse's office, attend clinics, and visit h ' ospitals to obtain information regarding their 'future careers. They also assist with special projects, such as Polio Clinics and patch testing. TEEN CANTEEN Ne d Michael LaChapelle, Kevin King, John Rogers, Jeffrey Marple, Treasurer, Ralph Lan ry, - Linda Sandburg, Elizabeth Toland, Presidenig Louise Crespi Lynne Fletcher, Secretary, Reber? Burnham. 'Hof-im., 1' Helplng Wr ap the Overseas Chfisfmas Packages f h or 1 e Red Cross. l Marcia Walker Richard Hilton A .r :,.... ,. .. .b M W- X. .,, ,. .......,... .X . , -fm.,-ill! ff :WT I ,s . i.:V . EQ ., :,. ,if f ,if 5. 9 7 l X X: Q2 S 5.1 . 'H 4 w v. + H, QU' gif. S Q, K , . 3 ,1zssi5:fY'Jg2fgL' as 12 :,: Zn... vm up . as F W4 W Y-wwergwgff Q ' 'z awww . . . . .Z1. -- ., . Z .: L,i. . ,',h h , ..,,.,. . .. . .,,. . ,Q : V -lr . rx .Q ,Ia .sc i I 453 ' 4 v X 1 F s f f ar. l 1 'I l l If 1 ' s I .Scarnman, W.'McCoy, W. Walsh, G. Rawn, D. Morrisetfe, W. Wilbur Day Reed Elmore, P. Gallant, B. Buckman, W. Stevens, C. Ronnquisf Caverno King . Nikas, J. Kopecki, R. Landry, B. Nowak,-D. Crockett, D. Carbonneau 9 . 3 if 741 . M, 4 , f Hia. Q X -..- N-K fisIS.52'. 4 x WMS: Ni. V911 ' .gmf5f.a. .., , va Eiga, P ,XS .1 R A S 1' Q., Q X 552' f 5-SE 7. Rf.. - .A is -- fi. f. We Q1 .4 'Q .Mgt 2 , fe., X ,, ,H f XM ' ab., K ,311 1' ?'A'f' - ,ml Mm.. + Efiim W 1 f .... ' . .V , ' ,v ',a1.,,f,:E,:f:,,,g,g5' L 'BU ' , ' :gi flu.. 'I Y .' 1 . Q .fir N N X 1 . 11, 11335- va 1 3 wiv 7, + Vx, K ,pi Tiji .P - .1 we 'rib E.H.S. NEWS Seated: B. Choquette, C. Richards, A. Berry, N. Holland, C. Houle, D. Shaw. Standing: B. Shaw, W. French, N. Berry, S. Fletcher, S. MacDonald, J. Holland, S. Koirth, L. Adams, M. Kellogg, C. Davis, R. Johnson, P. Richards, E. Bomze, G. Davis, K. Graney, S. Tharin, C. Morse, Mr. Mann, Sponsor, M. Nixon, C. Wexler, Miss Rheaume, Sponsor. The school newspaper has gained new popularity because of several innova- tions. Under the direction of Nancy Holland, Editor, and Ann Berry, Assistant Editor, a printed issue was a great success. Junior high readers now have a page of their own. Pictures, interesting features, and a brisk news staff have made this a successful year for the E.H.S. NEWS. First row: J. Currier, R. O'Brien, S. MacDonald, D, Andrews, C. Davis, G. Cunningham, Mr. Gauthier, C. Cunningham, A. Munroe, P, Schnelle, M. McKeon, C. Rowell, C. Robinson. Second row: T. Goldman, D. McParland, M. Nixon, J. Carlisle, K. Graney, C. Parshley, E. Bomze, M. Tuttle, L. Perkins, E. Selleck, A. Berry, D. Turcofte. Third row: R. Miller, D. Howard, B. Swasey, E. Choquette, G. Cotter, A. Morse, D. Shaw, R. Bacon, M. Darby, J. Prescotr, L. Crowell, C. Houle. Fourth row: C. Perkins, E. Wasiewski, C. Peabody, P. Humes, J. Goodrich, J. McQuillan, R. Bacon. 9 spam' Se . -ke of 7710,-S SV' Show their fo U77 First row: J. Gifford, A. Munroe, A. Cross, N. Berry, G. Cotter, Secretary, D, Elmore, Vice President A. L. Wagner, President, B. Bailey, Treasurer, P. Ellison, L. Kellogg, L. Sandberg, N. Blodgett. Second row J. Spaulding, H. Cail, S. Rowell, P. Pease, S. MacDonald, D. Denham, J. Blodgett, K. Ellison, J. Cail J. Cotter, P. Kopecki. Third row: S. Anderson, A. Donovan, A. Morse, K. Coombs, V. Bailey, D. Neibling D. Crockett, S. Bernier, W. Berry, L. Morse. Fourth row: Mr. Roundy, Sponsor, Miss Rheaume, Sponsor C, Decatur, L. Decatur, R. Dillon, A. Eaton, R. Kimball, J. Sinclair, M. Pitman, Mr. Duncklee, Sponsor. SKI CLUB - il 'ljQ,lvsY Above, Mickey Mouse surveys his kingdom. Right, Ski Club members mourn death of Mickey, victim of the January thaw. Winner-Class of '62 Winner-Class of '60 WINTER WEEKEND Sponsored by The Ski Club. X . K if wif ff? ,' - Vlvifsffk sf , Bambi takes a fall-entry of Class of '58 MIXED CHORUS E l 'ijt tsl? is.: L ' ar 5 f . J t J 4 v Kmh- E - p Y ' x ii , in si t ll 1 ,, ,H 8 , lwA . . ,R . il.. , 4 l A 41 ... F First row: N. Blodgett, E. Turgeon, J.'Bouchard, E. Emerson, J. Mackenzie, T. Kellogg, P. Nowak, K. Collins, D. Cooper, P, Pease, Mr. Maher Second row: R. Morrisette, P, Maslowski, L. Currier, R. French, C. Barker, S. Randall, M, Kellogg, P. Richards, M, Stevenson, R. Johnson, M Williams, J. Chase, W. Cail. Third row: D. Crockett, E. Choquette, G, Cronshaw, L, Kellogg, G. Leith, D. Woodman, S. Fling, E, Fellowes, D, Den ham, B. Swasey, P. Mahoney, C. Ronnquist. Fourth row: C. Peabody, L, Hoitt, C. Caspar, M. Nixon, R, Bacon, M. Patterson, L. Crowell, P. Darby J. Young, J. Currier, E. Selleck, W. Wilbur. Fifth row: E. Brown, R. O'Brien, J, Griswold, M. Bickford, S, Simmering, S. Anderson, J. Sanborn, L Brigham, C. Decatur. Sixth row: J. Pouliotte, J. Goodrich, J. Marple, P. Nikas, R. Kimball. --ni SELECT CHORUS First row: Brenda Swasey, Linda Hoitt, Linda Kel- logg, Frances Mackenzie. Second row: Carol Barker, Mary Ellen Kellogg, Patricia Richards. Third row: Sarah Randall, Ruth Johnson, Margaret Stevenson. Fourth row: Dale Denham, Carol Caspar, Rita O'Brien. Fifth row: Susan Simmering, Jane Griswold, Judith Sanborn. Sixth row: Joanne Currier, Martha Bickford, Sandra Anderson. Seventh row: Charles Peabody, Charles Ronnquist, Everett Brown. Eighth row: Rich- ard Kimball, William Cail, Jeffrey Marple. Mr. Maher at extreme right. xii .- rsi row: Mr. Maher, N. Blodgeit, J. . Maslowski, L. Currier, B, Sargent, R. 9' I all - 5- q x SENIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB Bouchard, E, Emerson, J. Mackenzie, T. Kellogg, P. Nowak, K, Collins, D. Cooper, P. Pease. Second row. French, C. Barker, S. Randall, M, Kellogg, P. Richards, R. Johnson, E. Fellowes, M. McWilliams. Third row: Choquette, G. Cronshaw, L. Kellogg, G. Leith, D. Woodman, S, Fling, M. Stevenson, D, Denham, B. Swasey, P, Mahoney, Fourth row: L. oitt, C. Caspar, M. Nixon, R. Bacon, M. Patterson, L. Crowell, M. Darby, J. Young, J. Currier, E. Selleck. Fifth row: R. O'Brien, J. Griswold, M. ickford, S. Simmering, S. Anderson, J. Sanborn, L, Brigham. Standing? Kimball, W- mm J -V . we Crockett, ' , DeCBlU'f D' d hi C. quist J. Marple' l.M?olljllalier, Dlleclor' C. Rofm '- Kneelirtgi ' Wilbur, P- NMS' FIRST CLARINETS Joyce Marion Lois Kenick Emily van den Berg Patricia Ellison SECOND CLARINETS Helen Cahill Mary Ann Raybolcl Ann Munroe Mary Frances Boyers THIRD CLARINETS Sylvia Peasley Nancy Boyers James Tate FLUTE Rosamonde Linaberry FRENCH HORN James Peabody BASS SAXOPHONE Constance Richards BELLS Virginia Bailey EXETER HIGH DRUMS Elizabeth Selleck Rita O'Brien Patricia Ricltards MAJORETTES Joyce Connelly Joanne Gingras Sandra Davis 31 515 5fi H,M fi, le ' 5 5?-1 :A a 'L' Q Q 1, - 3? fi 4--'fa' in , ,K f ,f,iXg2s,gigf , r - if fl II f-is i xg 3, f if 7421 :mf J - 'i 515' 'ugqzyg 1' ' , Q' 4AAA m', LLQN ' Q ' ff X. I ' , W my 1 . 'Q H9 , -if 1. lx 'Sail' , f' ' :Sn 4. UH 15- A ig? l . :EV x f ,W ggi ff Q vi l I fi wa - 1 lil ww gf 2' HL W mflf 4 i 31' W + A' :lab , S n y., X ' - . L. ii ,J uf f n M f f ' . A K QR XT ,, , 3 A - 4+ . wg, I K 751: yt .v xg 3 7? A . v ,X V! M. Q QfY 'f ' , ' ' ' Q Q ' Af f My if 2 Qi gf? iffy -- .'-,. ig 1-.E 1 ' . X li-lf: 1 f y A if' -wg . L' f' ,f -'gif ' f' H -ii A Q fl 1, 5 N? is is ! h'. N ,FQ J Q Y, kkvf M M I, iv- M .fav ,r X ' f 5 E li . -0 Q :Fl JW N 3 A , , r ' 1 , v .iz ' 4 , dy, -x K I v M, . K H . f X, .www ... , 5,8 X ' W. ' ' I 11232 ff w 'filww S, E L.. ily: my 32,67 fwfqfbsv 5: VA M -Qizlq - Q EL Ei 'ft W 2 , A, ff K 1 , 'nv I pill. Q 'S 3 if if sw M W 59 'S 5 it Q '39 5 if ii ,Rv R fit? L if v N'5 , 24 If 3: Wm is The imporTanT Thing is noT winning buT Taking parT. The essenTial Thing is noT conquesTing buf fighTing well. -BARON DE COUBERTIN Captain ANN CROSS ELIZABETH TOLAND LYNNE FLETCHER Left WIn9 Left Inner Center FIELD HOCKEY COACH SKELLY Sanborn -, C, C Hampton Hampton u u, Right Fullback Left Fullback Right Halfbaqk ANN MORSE CAROLYN SNELL A, L, WAGNER Woodbury ,o,o , ..o,, C Newburyport C ,I., C Newburyport Woodbury ..ooA.. ,..o. PATRICIA ELLISON SANDRA ROWELL VIRGINIA BAILEY Right Inner Right Wing GOBIIS THIRD YEAR UNDEFEATED MANAGER A. DONOVAN EXETER . 7 EXETER , 6 EXETER . 8 EXETER , 5 EXETER IO EXETER ,, 3 EXETER , ,, 2 Left Halfback Center Halfback Right Halfback SANDRA ANDERSON NANCY HOLLAND SANDRA BERNIER i. - 11-ini .aa First row: Carol Ball, Beth Dirnoch, Joanne Bouchard, Gail Harriman, Shirley Fish, Gail Robinson, Dale Denham. Second row: Ann Cross, Ann Morse, A. L. Wagner, Betty Toland, Lynne Fletcher, Patricia Ellison, Sandra Anderson, Carolyn Snell. Third row: Coach Skelley, Dresel Shaw, Deborah Niebling, Sandra Bernier, Judith Prescott, Virginia Bailey, Sandra Rowell, Nancy Holland, Ann Donovan. -V? Hey, kids, what do you say . . . Coach Skelley has been swell . . . N0 Coach Skelley and Captain Betty Toland. RE 1 1 A happy day for The girls receiving Their hockey iackefs. Look af their smiles! First row: Carolyn Snell, Patricia Ellison, Elizabeth Toland, Sandra Rowell, Nancy Holland, Ann Cross Second row: Coach Skelley, Sandra Anderson, A. L. Wagner, Ann Morse, Lynne Fletcher, Virginia Bailey Sandra Bernier, Manager Anne Donovan. l Y We're never behind . ,. . . , always ahead. 4. .wus First row: W. Berry, G. Williams, D. Davis, P. Kopecki, D. Carbonneau, D. Hamilton, A. Campbeil. Second row: Manager V, Gauvin, J. Dompkouski, W. Stevens, Captain B. Buckrnan, G. Rawn, M. Pitman, J. Gaudette, J. Kopecki, Coach Fernaid. At left: John Kopecki did a great deal for ing members of the team. CROSS the team and is one of the most promis- SCHEDULE Hampton .. . ., 35 Exeter- Hampton ............ 40 Exeter Portsmouth JV's .... 34 Exeter Newmarket ...... 23 Exeter P.E.A. JV's ........ ,, . 24 Exeter Newmarket ..... ..,.. 2 2 Exeter Portsmouth JV's .... 36 Exeter. S.E. B Meet- Newmarket Exeter .......... Hampton ....... , P.E.A. JV's ,... . ..... 27 Exeter. State Meet-Exeter, fourth place At left: Gordon Rawn improved through the season and came out with a sixth in the State Meet. X if iid' 6 , wiht: .ww -C' 5 RICHARD DILLON JOHN DICICCO RALPH LANDRY LARRY CAIL 'X S X X L Q-f xl R 1' - ' 1 3 , 1 1' :'- 0 I lv' COACH STONE I O DONALD MORRISETTE ff N H 6 5 , If A 4 T lv-- AUSTIN EATON CHARLES RONNQUIST DONALD ELMORE PETER GALLANT JACK REED WILLIAM MCCOY JOHN ANDERSON DOUGLAS SCAMMAN I -.. KY' 113: - ?SS '3 Y xx DANIEL CAVERNM BRUCE NOWAK I Y 001121 ' w JOHN SHELLEY PETER NIKAS MARTIN DAY WLLLLAM WALSH IE, . gg: : I A ASSISTANT COACH Robert Smith EXETER BLUE HAWKS CAPTAIN Richard Dillon s COACH Lawrence Stone ASSISTANT COACH Robert Knowles The secret of success! Donnie Morrisette, Donnie Elmore, Danny Caverno, and Jack Reed Har rightl, start for downtielcl blocking with superb blocking in the line by Gallant, Day, and Eaton. Cail carrying the ball follows his blockers, This determination won the Pinkerton game. ,g w f .Q ' Q X I ,UL . r . i 4 3' . 4 v 1 Q , - , ' Q 1 ' X Q F N. .au 4 ,Pl X tl :en f 'S ' A Q www-NYM-uw iff 111 , 'Wig 4 , - 1 .I-. n - ge Hx NH? 73W J wg i'. g. '1-Q. IIE 'Y - 1 W L, 1..f ,,f V - feng? . W Nady m- li., .ul x if Y FQ 3, B . ak, 'ff ig MQW ' ' Q nil -26' Vik TV 515 . ' ' if A V, , Zi , A 'VQ ' U 'ii F ' 4 x Q A 4 we , A- ,sf nn fb - 9 A Nm 1 A og, V , W: , .- .9f7'z,4 'WN ,N- 4 1 H... .W ., 4,4 , 'M -1 fwfr! . Nl . 1 , ,fi-1'k81 , S. , MEMBERS OF THE ALL-STATE TEAM Martin Day, John DiCicco, Donald Elmore, and Ralph Landry. First row: Ronn quist, Eaton, Gallant, Day, Captain Dillon, Landry, DiCicco, Cail, Reed. Second row: Burn- ham, Morrisette, Holland, Nowak, Anderson, Shelly, Caverno, Scamman, Nikas, McCoy. Third row Auburn, Yarosewick, Dining, Perry, Nichols, Osborne, Elmore, Walsh. Fourth row: Manager Perkins, As sistant Coach, Knowles, Assistant Coach Smith, Coach Stone, Assistant Manager Almon. EXETER BLUE HAWKS l' 'f lime 'I958 UNDEFEATED BASKETBALL TEAM Exeter Exeter Exetera W , to Exetern .. 7e7e,e,., ., Exeter EXSTGFE, Y BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Sanborn ,LL,L,,E . 21 Exefef ffe- ererf A A Hampton ,E,E,,L,, ,.,,,, I 9 Exefef A - f - Oyster River L,,L,E,,.. 2O Exefef Newmarket .,....,EE.E, 21 Exefefme A Newburyport o,,oooo,o, 24 Exeter Pinkerton o,v..,o,o,oooo 34 Exefef--H A- Sanborn Hampton a L Pinkerton Newmarket V Newburyport Oyster River Coach Skelley and Co-Captains Ann Linden Wagner and Sandra Rowell. guards hard at work. Forwards handling the ball 11:4 l Ca lain DiCicCO, G . 1 D'llon. Cai' P ,,-..c..i season lDY 'he Varslly Squad I ervais, and 1' Captain DiCicco getting some good advice from Coach Eusiis. l Dompkouski shows his rare ability of holding a ball in each hand, , s . 3 ,V , M1 I YQ . ,f ' ,,+f,,:w1-5 cf5-jf, 5-:sf fm wwf' 1 . vi, . A , gf, ' ' V , Y ,MW WWW . . , 13 ,f , gp 'imfimvb tgp' Eg? W W dx WWI a f Sc, ,ef 5 Kiwi 3491 Y fi Q W l , g, 3 1 A Q 01050 SHUI 4. 5 by ng!-5 3 04- .wif I -- ' 9? an ax by iY i K , HN la as 'wLL. V- f 't .5 ' ai L! ,Q fa 1 .1 r Larry Cail, the Hawk's high scorer, goes for lay-up. B A S K E T B A L L Woodbury , , Amesbury 7 Woodbury ,, Amesbury 7 Alumni Pinkerton Oyster River Somersvvorth Hampton , Newmarket Sanborn 7 Pinkerton Oyster River Somersvvortb Hampton ,, 7 Newmarket Sanborn , , P.E.A. JV's Kennett E P.E.A. JV's Kennett E SCHEDULE ,E , 58 Exeter ,E E forfeit 35 Exeter ,, 45 Exeter ,, ,E , , 74 Exeteru , up 62 Exeterm, 7, 47 Exeter u,,u, , , 52 Exeterw, U 7 7 E 53 Exeter ,, 49 Exeternmu, , , 4O Exeter, E E, , 7 E 48 Exeter, 7 49 Exeter ,, ,, , 57 Exeterm E 7 , 48 Exeter 56 Exeter 43 Exeter, , 7 42 Exeter, , 7, 70 Exeter , , u,,,uu 40 Exeter .E , 7 , 58 Exeterwn Tournament game at Tilton Ralph Landry on b s way up for a basket E' I Kneeling: H. Winch, H. Cross, P. Hamilton, Captain Dillon, G. Manix, J. Reed, A, Eaton. Standing: Man- ager V. Gauvin, M. McCoy, W. Wilbur, B. Buckman, D. Caverno, J. Kopeclci, K, King, D. Crockett, D. Freeman, R. Scully, E. Lundberg, K. Steeves, Coach Fernald. SPRING TRACK scHEDuLE Rochester .. . 79 Hampton . .. .- . 45 Oyster River ...... . . .. 59V2 Relays-Hampton . 18 P.E.A. JV's . . 89 Hampton ...... 52 S.E. Meet - Milford Oyster River Exeter , . Hampton ......... Somersworth Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter .... ., . Exeter .......... State Meet- 11th - 4 375 points 38 78 51 V2 22 21 70 46 A1 35 27 39 'ar One of the highlights of the season was the Small Schools Relays held on the Exeter Fields. Director ot Athletics Eustis and Coach Fernald are viewing the First-Place Trophy which Exeter won. X Coach Fernald and Captain Buckman. WINTER TRACK P.E.A. JV's P.E.A. JV's Exeter ,, , , P.E.A. JV's SCHEDULE 56 Exeter , ., 72 U6 Laconia . Exeter , 44 St. Anthony ,,,,. . 72 Exeter. . Laconia ,e,, Nashua Al Exeter 22 St. Anthony 14 Laconia State Meet- 7th - Exeter 7 points LETTERMEN Captain Bradley Buckman David Crockett Wallace Stevens Herman Winch Peter Gallant John Kopecki Bradley Wetherell Gordon Rawn 25 l3 24 33 26 l3 ll First row: J. Kopecki, W, Stevens, G. Rawn, Captain Buckman, K. White, M. Wool, B. Wetherell. Second row: P. Kopecki, L. Hamilton, P. Gallant, P. Nikas, W, McCoy, D. Caverno, J. Gaudette, D. Crockett. Third row: Coach Fernald, J. .Dupre, K. Steeves, J. Blodgett, G, Williams, W. Berry, T. Tate, Manager S. Callahan. iw? EXETER gx- '5 x 5 NGN? X. W KaY Gallant 5 pewf WINTER . U M119 O lx A Q55 0-v H' 02 Ns lime 30 9 es. Coach Fernald lnslructs James Dupre, Kenneth White, and Daniel Caverno in 1l1e sirafcgy for The relay at the Sfaie Mcci. ohn Kopecki leads William McCoy across TRACK nC Ol o he finish line in the 1000-yard run. .6 Uodkell' Nxeel' Daw The Sl ale 60009 me 'Cl Xaxl e . me Y . m XNWKQ Kenneill gf KO o 5595 - 5' pa emo' . bm 5 XB GIRLS' SOFTBALL First row: Martha Lincoln, Dorothy Schultz, Claire Ronnquist, Dianne Gifford Beth Mllbury Captann Susan Thayer, A. L. Wagner, Betty Toland, Ann Morse. Second row Sally Carbonneau Manager Anne Donovan, Sandra Thorsell, Lynne Fletcher, Sandra Anderson, Sandra Rowell Martha Bnckford Coach Skelley. Newmarket , Hampton ,,,,, Sanborn .......... Newburyport Newmarket .,.. Newburyport Hampton ...e,.,, Sanborn ,eeee SCHEDULE - 7 Exeter . 5 Exeter - 4 Exeter - l Exeter , 5 Exeter l 2 Exeter l 7 Exeter Q 8 Exeter 1 'xn I' 1' Av Slugger Beth hits another homer .N Q.-f, ,,m L j . Marty charms the ball, while Janet waits patiently. .af K Look at Lynne's stance, 4 2 . Q--1. wr. ' ' Larry Cail leaps for a high throw as an opponent scores during the Sornersworth game. SCHEDULE P.E.A. JV's H 2 5 Exeter P.E.A. JV's ,77E,, , ,. 11 Exeter Portsmouth ,oo, 19 Exeter Oyster River , 9 Exeter Newmarket E, , H , 15 Exeter Somersworth ,,,7e 9 Exeter Hampton E,,Ee 11 Exeter Sanborn . , 4 Exeter Raymond ,,,,, E 1 Exeter Raymond ,,E,e W 2 Exeter Portsmouth ae,EE,EE W O Exeter Oyster River ....,. 2 Exeter Newmarket . a, 1 Exeter Somersworth eeee E so 7 Exeter Hampton ,,E,,,eEE , 2 Exeter Sanborn .e,,,, 1 Exeter Pinkerton ,. .E W 2 Exeter First row: P. Gallant, T. Fellowes, C. Rollins, J. DiCicco, Captain, W. Hilton, L. Cail, B. Nowak, D. Mara, J. Prakop. Second row: Manager C. Stevens, R. Dorman, W..Moss, J. Shelley, C. Thayer, D. Elmore, C. Bicktord, W. Walsh, J. White, Coach Stone. wwf- '1f'xfma'wQgjp-3 : T?F'rTf'Q1'f t sa . ,K , ..,. 6.3 ,VN E V 5' Y L- , i ' W - t i K H , - , l ' Nik: : ' ' ' , - . .5.n.Nj is . - .,1,: .4 - Vx I: S551 1 i ' . ' lm Y , Charles Thayer practicing his pit Below, Peter Gallant practice Ted Fellowes gets instructions. 11, ', ..s-,-.L-wi-1:i'QQkwgq ,hh-5 in im: M Q V' l i a t s a double play LETTERMEN Captain W. Hilton Charles Thayer Joseph Prakop Donald Mara Larry Cail John DiCicco Bruce Nowak Peter Gallant Charles Rollins ya , l gy , ,N,ph 'Tv I , 'rf' ' , Wifi' M we ,, , -,kf V 4-ez:'b. ' .4 .- Star pitcher Nowak demonstrates his form for a curve ball 2 A OEM QL FI se X f ff 2 P H fa sw M ,Q Q X ' gl ,yr i 1 k V H , zhl V H , X L , 1 ' -'. 42 , 5 ' , 1 1' Q .Q Wim 8 .mana a gnfffwmf as 1+ 1 I 5, A .Mit . sm' The clay is moist and sofig now, now make hasfe, And fashion him, as The sharp wheel Turns on. -PERSIUS if First row: Mr. Arnold, D. Atwood, P. Liberatore, M. Lowther, C. Davis, D. Eldredge, S. Niebling, J. Holland, M. Raybold, S. Marks, C. Davis, M. Cail, M. Dixwell, N. Barker, M. Wiggin, S. Briggs, A. Ashton, Mrs. Winslow. Second row: Mr. Anderson, W. Johnson, R. LeRoy, J. Latsiou, D. Roff- man, G. French, R. Nudd, P. Eldredge, R. Hersey, S. Simmering, E. Treadwell, J. Sanborn, R. Swasey, A. Kenison, W. Remick, T. Wiggin, C. Hall Mr. Mann. Third row: P. Call, E. Rhoades, A. Kenick, M. Jameson, S. Radomski, R. Shaw, N. Elmore, S. Thorndike, G. Bernier, S. Batchelder, L. Clow E. Young, T. Page, S. LaPerle, J. Irvine, B. Merrill. Fourth row: N. Cranford, D. Gilman, D. Dumas, R. Linkenviz, R. Cadieux, A. Deal, F. Cadieux, H Moreau, B. Beckley, R. Prescott, E. DeHart, C. Searles, R. St. Laurent, P. Wagner, L. Deene, J. Young, D. Dawson. Fifth row: M. Milner, E Bickford, L. Goerner, C. Thurston, V. Anderson, A. Young, C. Winchester, N. Locke, J. Leith, M. Crockett, H. Thayer, M. Fernald, L. Holmgren B. Swasey, L. Ross, P. LaPerle. Sixth row: R. Lawrence, D. Bodwell, H. Badgley, J. Morse, P. Nixon, E. Miller, N. Prescott, J. Gingras, K. Lisowksi S. Randall, P. Bernier, S. Wilbur, S. Towne, G. Gagne, N. Marston, L. Steeves. Seventh row: R. Rogers, R. Hart, R. Sargent, H. Saltonstall, C. Fralic G. Nason, R. Freeman, L. Bowman, D. Davis, S. Marston, D. Aucoin, C. Caspar, B. Hathaway. Absent: R. Batchelder, D. Call, J. Camire, D. Dubois G. Gendron, D. Gorski, R. Jenkins, J. Sanger, E. Kellogg. ' 2 G H A T D H E OFFICERS Janette Holland, Secretary, Mary Ann Raybold, Vice President, Caroline Davis, President, Sharon Marks, Treasurer. 1 1 1 1 1 First row: Miss Masterman, H, Kostis, B. Smith, E, French, C. Hanson, M. Gillespie, S. Koirth, P. Ashworth M. Simpson, S. Raybold, B. Shaw, S. Story, B, lrvine, Mr. Knowles. Second row: M. Perry, W. Umber hind, D, Moreau, R. Rowell, W. Prescott, K. Lewis, J. Snook, D, Munroe, C. Barry, D, Clark, D. Aucoin R. Halloway, S. Wade. Third row: R. Booth, C. Dow, M. Rowell, J. Robinson, E. Griswold, M. Woodrum M. Walsh, B. Bernier, P, Dumas, P. Goddard, C. Rohr, S. Krager, M, Anderson, C. Rolfe, S. Ringe, E Folland. Fourth row: E. Bernier, S. Phillips, E. Brown, T. Walling, L. Philbrick, W. Garvin, M. Williams F. Toland, E. York, K. Bissell, R. White, R. Hamilton, R. Edwards. Fifth row: J. Rawn, P. Sawyer P, Chapman, P. Sarri, S. Hyde, W. Locke, R. Freeman, L. Lynch, P. Stone, D. Melanson, S. Pettibone R. Fournier, R. Keller, R. lrishjftbsent: A. Davis, L. Page, R. Simpson, R, Blanchard, X4 A . if tltfQ ,.:' :r- hi' ','s 2' Admiring the Seventh Grade entry in the Winter Weekend snow sculpture contest are Mary Louise Walsh, Marilyn Anderson, and Christopher Barry. Coach Stone accepts the trophy for second place Exeter- Exeter- Exeter Exeterv Exeter, Exeter Exeter Exeterc Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter Four teammates gang up to get the ball T B Iey U41 D Gorski f9J, A Deal U71 J EXeter. L ,V Exeferwr' Exeter, Exeter JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL ' L2 Emerson ,l3 Academy Lighfs L 19 t 6 Emerson E E T4 Academy Lights -,V y Z COACH Eustis Assismm -COACH PAUL CHEERLEADERS Seated Syzanne Raclomski Marcia Dixwell, Sandra Raybold. Standing: Sand h Sk lle sam 1 7' ra Batchelcler, Holly Thayer Captain Nancy Elmore, Mary Louise Walsh, Constance Winchester, Coac e y. HISTORY CLUB I 4 First row: Mr. Knowles, Sara Koirth, Edwina French, Susan Niebling, Sharon Marks, Janet Morse, Caroline Davis, Janette Holland, Beverly Smith, Christopher Barry. Second row: Pamela Ashworth, Sandra Raybold, Mary Louise Walsh, Mariorie Rowell, Mary Jameson, Ronny Shaw, Suzanne Radomski, Holly Thayer, Ann Kenick. Third row: Marilyn Anderson, Elizabeth Rhodes, Nancy Elmore, Lois Goerner, Claire Thurston, Sylvia Thorndike, Barbara Swasey, Victoria Anderson, Priscilla Bernier, Sharon Ringe. Fourth row: Stephen Hyde, Gregg Sanborn, Carl Caspar, Douglas Dawson. JUNIOR HIGH SOCIAL COMMITTEE First row: Mr. Knowles, Janette Holand, Suzanne Radomski. Second row: Janet Morse, Janice Robinson, Sharon Ringe. Third row: Kenneth Bissell, l JUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB rst row- Mr Maher M Perry H Kostis M Rowell E French C Hanson M G'll ' S K h P . , , , , . , . , . , . , . iespie, . oirt, . Ashworth, M. Simpson, S. Raybold . Eldredge, D. Clark. Second row: W, Remick, S. Thorndike, B, Griswold, C. Rohr, B. Irvine, B. Bernier, E. Rhoades, N. Barker, M. Dixwell, M imeson, S. Niebling, K, Bissell. Third row: T. Walling, P. Dumas, E. Young, P. Goddard, C. Rohr, P. Nixon, L. Holmgren, M. Fernald, M 'alsh, V. Anderson, C. Thurston, S. Hyde. Fourth row: R. Hart, T. Page, B. Merill, C. Winchester, S. Radomski, R. Shaw, S. Marks, J. Leith . Crockett, H. Thayer, L. Goerner, J. Rawn. Fifth row: R. Freeman, S. Wilbur, S, Ringe, M. Anderson, C. Rolfe, K. Lisowski, J. Gingrass, S ager, B. Miller, L. Ross, S. Briggs, N. Cranford. J U B N A , N O D R First row: Elizabeth Rhoades, Bette Wentworth, Eugene Beckman, Richard Kruger, James Hoyt. Second row: Janice Robinsonf Robert Cottrell, Marcia Salter, Robert LeRoy, Donald Marion, Elaine Thurston, Kenneth Steeves. Third row: Elizabeth Bragg, William Remick, Reginald Hart. Absent: Paul Sawyer, Lewis Page, David Munroe, Donald Swinney, E. Richardson, W. Hale, P. Szymanski, B. Jameson. CLASS 0F 1957 First row: Joan Jacobson, Royal Victoria 'Hospital, Montreal, Claire DesRoches, waitress, Judith Cadieux, Wilfred Beauty Academy, Nancy Caverno, married, Hazel Brown, clerk in Amesbury, Claire Ronnquist, U.N.H., Virginia Eaton, Green Mountain Junior College, Patricia Stone, Secretary-typist at Nichols, Inc., Brenda Moss, store clerk at F. W. Woolvvorth's, Elizabeth Markie, Secretary at Exeter- Hampton Electric Light Co., Rosalie Eldredge, cashier at Sampson's Supermarket, Lillian Laflamme, waitress, Catherine Bruce, Massachusetts General Hospital, Dolber Blodgett, Museum of Fine Arts School, Janet Douglas, U.N.H., Dorothy Schultz, U.N.H., Alice Goodreau, Mclntosh Business College. .,.,...5,.,', Second row: Kenneth Grant, N. H. Technical Institute, Edward Willett, U.N.H., Thomas Moreau, Air Force, George'Manix, Fremont Dairy, Allen Roffman, U.N.H., Donald Mara, N. H. Technical Institute, Carl Bouchard, clerk at Western Auto, Leighton Foss, clerk at Exeter Food Center, Donald Young, U.N.H., Dustin Wilbur, at home, Norman Gaulin, Navy, Russell Johnson, New Hampton School, Robert Welch, Air Force, Robert Elmore, Dartmouth College, Richard Moreau, clerk at Champagne's, George Stanley, Carmen's taxi driver. Third row: Dianne Gifford, U.N.H., Rhona Morgan, U.N.HJ, Martha Lincoln, Green Mountain Junior College, Sandra Young, married, Judith Bernier, Secretary at Perkins and Holland, Elizabeth Pennell, Simmons College, Marilyn Hook, Secretary at Mullavey's, Wanda Lisowski, nursing, State Hospital, Roberta Lee, Russell Sage, Lavinia Clarkson, Radcliffe College, Donna Merrill, married, Glenda Page, Book- keeper at Exeter Banking Co., Donna Shannon, Wise Shoe Shop, Barbara Bragg, married, Eleanor Rowell, Chambermaid, Exeter Hospital, Roberta Horne, Telephone operator. Fourth row: Stanley Yarosewick, U.N.H., William Pease, at home, Edward Gilman, U.N.H., Ronald Sanborn, U.N.H., Chester Tuttle, N. H. Technical Institute, John Swart, Navy, Donald Gendron, Bookkeeper at Wentworth Motor Co., Norman Pouliot, Air Force, John Richards, U.N.H., George Hilton, Tilton Preparatory School, Lew Fletcher, Navy, Harold Cross, Navy, Russell Hoyt, Radio repairman at Charles J. Haley's, Robert Chase, Alderson-Broaddus College. Fifth row: George Smith, Navy, Nancy Dunnell, Westbrook Junior College, Muriel Lyford, Mary Hitchcock Hospital, Dorothy Buxton, Bookkeeper at Nichols, Inc., Joan Marple, Simmons College, Beatrice Scaman, Plymouth Teachers College, Joanne Spaulding, U.N.H., Margaret Sanborn, Katherine Gibbs, Betsy Perry, Colby College, Helen Gillespie, Bryn Mawr, Noma Coombs, Modern School of Fashion and Design, Sallyann Balerviez, at home, Lucy Weeks, Pembroke College. Sixth row: Paul Hamilton, Garage attendant at Chase Amoco Service Station, Joseph Prakop, at home, Robert Staker, Air Force, Robert Boisvert, at home, David Mar- cotte, Air Force, Leo Gaudette, U.N.H., Sally Ann Carbonneau, Typist at Nichols, Inc., Pamela Puffer, married, Susan Thayer, U.N.H., Carol Marston, married, Elinor Milbury, Beverly Hospital, Judith Brown, Mt. lda College, Patricia Timmins, Nursing at State Hospital, Julia Stillings, U.N.H., Charles Thayer, New Hampton School, George Stevens, U.N.H., John Callahan at home, Lawrence Yeaton, U.N.H., David Flanders, Clerk at Portsmouth First National Store, Robert Burke, at home. Amiable girls' physical education instrudor, Mrs. Vir- ginia Skelley. Teachers are good-humored, posed by Dean of Boys, John C. Duncklee. 6-Y ic. ROW Pi2xNcxPAL Edwardiohn C. Dunddee R Assisi I-NNT P XNCXP AL LITER Bright-eyed Fancy, hov'ring o'er, ScaTTers from her pictured urn Thou ht Th g s af breaThe and words that burn. MUSIC Music, they say, has charms to sooth the savage beast. It also has the power to arouse primitive urges . . . urges that began with the dawn of civilization and that civilization has since covered with her veneer. Liking almost every type of music, I thoroughly enioy every minute that I spend listening to heavy classics, humming light classical and semi- popular melodies, or dancing to old standards. But it is the Latin rhythm music that coniures up the iungle for me. To liken music to a woman, it is at these moments she is a siren . . . now brazen and tempestuous, then sultry and sensuous . . . she sways her admirers first to one mood and then to another Her voice is many- sided, the inflections in it, usually 'blended into one weird potpourri, sometimes escape to reveal the clicking of castinets, haughtily retorting to the other instruments, or the swishing and rattling of the maracas and tambourines, playfully teasing her admirers, or perhaps the bold trilling of a flute. Her voice has mellowed with age, but the most imponant note still remains. . .the throbbing and reverberating of drums. Eleanor Bomze-'59 SOMEONE, SOMEWH ERE, SOMEHOW The world is churning heedlessly, but Hark! There's stirring underneath which foretells much, As if some power far above doth mark, A signifying deed for human touch. The rumbling, rolling, tossing, churning night Of worldly power, kingdoms, self and greed, Has found this earth in almost godless plight, Now searching for a Someone to replant the seed Which could regain some feeling for a world of trust, SUMMER THUNDERSTORM A lull, a breeze then the trees Begin to sway this way, that way. Now comes the rain to sooth the pain And bring light mirth to all the earth. Ann Morse-'58 And blaze again a trail to follow fast Replacing thoughts of gold that turn to rust To gather good in life before 'tis past. When human love replaces lust, and finds the key, Then sunlight clear,vmay shine on earth eternally. Eliza beth Fel lowes-'58 FU ES MORT Soft and still lay the wall of night. There was nothing, yet it was not empty, but strangely complete. A light appeared, falling endlessly through space, A chill swept by, and death had touched me. Judith Keller-'59 J.. . ... -. . -. .-.-if --.-2-:ff V .... .... ... -.- ....V..-4. -f WHY READ With life moving at such a fast tempo, why take time which could be devoted to other things, to read books? Books provide restful enjoyment and subiects for conversation, but best of all they provide causes for you to think and reason. A book with vivid description gives wings to-your imagination, while a book with a wise old man in it makes you wonder what strange power makes chil- dren adore him. Books can capture you and carry you away to foreign countries and exciting adventure, and they can give you the clue to understanding people and discovering the world about you. Having spent a busy week without taking time to relax and think just for the sake of thinking, read a book of humorous anecdotes and see how quickly your whole outlook on life can change. There are books for every mood and personality . . . books to teach, cheer, encourage, calm and amuse, books for persons who love nature, adventure, people or places. Why read? Read to understand people, enioy life and share experi- ences. Read because books give you a wealth of knowledge which is yours for a lifetime. CAPTURED Breeze! chase my brow's sweat, The robber of my mind's work. Love is the tangle of its path, Repelling all its higher worth. Heart! do not live within my head, In the bosom you should feast. Don't tie in knots, my clear ideas. Let me loose from this thy lease. Fly away and give to waiting, while l give my mind its food. Glenda F. Davis-'58 Ann Berry-'59 HALFWAY A LITTLE LONGER Alone within himself, he Ever reached out with hesitant Fingers to touch another life, But afraid of being thought a fool, Withdrew his hand and Closed his eyes against the world Too soon to see the hand Outstretched iust short of his. Judith Keller-'60 1 -'W -'fi '-f , OF THE SEA The form sank swiftly to the dark unknown As waves beat softly on the wooden beams. The ship moved on with iust a silent groan, And those aboard were lost in plaintive dreams. The sea once more accepts the humbled dead. Those laid to rest are cast into its fold, To make a grave of its profoundest bed, With rest and peace forever to behold. But, deep beneath its everchanging tide, The countless lifelike creatures therein dwell, Though many are the secrets it must hide, It shall not ever be allowed to tell. When I behold the silent sea at rest, I think of all the life within it blessed. John Dompkouski-'58 STORM The lights are off in the theatre, forming a dramatic setting for the scene that is about to take place. A dancer wearing a brilliant yellow cos- tume leaps onto the stage performing its wild and erratic movements followed by a loud roar of drums. As the act reaches its climax, the reverberations of the drums quicken, and the emotional dancer breaks into tears. Exhausted, the dancer falters and fades into the shadows. Rebecca Bacon-'60 DESTRUCTION Early in the morning with the first streak of dawn The forest awakens-fox, squirrel and fawn. Away to the Northland an antlered head sees The magical beauty which thrives midst the trees. He stands like a statue, so seldom in fear, He listens, all-knowing, as sounds reach his ear: A loud bang! A rifle report! The hunter-just killing for sport. Hatred and fury burned deep in his heart, He sped down the slope like a flashing dart. He sighted the hunter directly ahead. He was going to trample him till he was dead! The buck came upon him and the hunter fell down. The buck reared again, but there on the ground . . The man grabbed his rifle and lifted his head: Another report! and the brave buck fell dead. Sarah Will-iams -'60 V, l? H', - ' 'F' THE EYES SAW ALL With a hint of surprise in their usual stern tranquillity, the eyes stared downward from the walls of the huge room. The room had not been a victim of the electric bug and was lighted by a fire of medieval size. Its light, reflected by odd, greatly-ornamented lanterns, cast shadows of the creatures from whence the stares came. From these shadows the shapes of a moose, deer, and several fowl were recognized. A polar bear rug lay in front of the hearth. Its legs pointed to each corner of the room. The stares of the eyes were concentrated on a form sprawled across a foreleg. Occasionally flames spurted up giving off light enough so that features of the form were distinguished-a high fore- head, dark straight hair, and short stubbly whiskers, the clothes, a typical hunting outfit. After more flames gave forth light, blood was seen push- ing its way out from a hole in his left chest pocket. Dripping down his side it left a permanent stain on the bear's whiteness. The quiet of the room was not disturbed by groan or gasp. The man was dead! Lying near his left side was the murderer, a hunting rifle. It sparkled and twinkled in the fire light like the eyes of a pleased person, a man happy to end his life or a murderer cheered to minus one enemy. Ann Cross--'60 IN MEMORY ONLY The snow like stardust filled the skies Falling everywhere, And winter winds made anguished cries But we, we didn't care. The world was ours, for we could soar, Together we were free, Together we had this and more . . . Our skies gave liberty. As I recall that perfect day, Its wonder and its thrill, So like a dream, and in a way I wonder, was it real? Dale Denham-'61 ODE TO CHRISTMAS The fields are whiTe, for lo The winTer's here And The day, of ioyousness and praise. The day when men, Their songs of gladness raise, The Holy day, our Lord's day, will appear. Ring ouT The bells, bring forTh The sounds of cheer, Of blazing fires, of freezing sparkling days, This is The season To amend our ways, CasT ouT our doubTs, and drive away all fear. Our pleasure now is oTher people's ioy. Our ThoughTs refreshed, our minds uplifTed soar. We Turn again To ThaT rude manger bed Inspired by an ageless baby boy, Thus find The sTrengTh To face The world once more, WiTh faiTh renewed, and by This faiTh be led. Nancy BlodgeTT-'58 A LONELY PLACE A genTle breeze magnified a Thousand Times, The fainTesT glow of crimson exploding inTo brillianT shades of gold and red The sdfT hushed sound of each lonely wave creeping slowly To The shore- Has no one noTiced? Does no one care? For each day I've come To This place-This lonely place. Each day I've shared iTs Tranquil beauTy. Each day I've TasTed iTs salTy Tears. Has no one noTiced'? Does no one care? Sandra Rowell-'58 The codfish lays Ten Thousand eggs The homely heh lays one. The codfish never cackles To 'fell you vvhai she's done. And so we scorn The codfish While The humble heh we prize, Which only goes To show you Thai iT pays To advertise. -UNKNOWN Complimen+s of FREMONT DAIRY ,.,--.T.,...,v -.n,,,1.,,. V , , ,grx-,Ugg-,zqy-1-n THE EXETER CO-OPERATIVE BANK Serial Share Accoun'Is-Savings Share Accounfs and Inves+menI' Share Accounis Morfgage and Share Loans FRIENDLY BANKING SERVICE FOR MORE THAN SIXTY YEARS Complimenfs WENTWORTH Of MOTOR CO. LINABERRY RAMBLER AND WILLYS BUIICK ICO. Sales and Service HAMPTON' N. H. l4o Por+smou+h Avenue Tel. WA 6-3l7I EXETER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Besf Wishes and Congra+uIaI'ions Io 'I'I1e Gradua+ing Class and O+her SI'uden'I's of THE EXETER HIGH SCHOOL From I'I1e FacuIIy and SI'ucIenI's of THE PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY I78I'I'1 Year Sepiember I5, I958 +o June 7, I959 One of norfhern New England's largesf IBM insfallafions, af fhe Main Offices of Nichols, lncorpora-led in Exefer. Over 30-million enfries in Nichols Pedigree records, and all fhe financial iransacfions of fhe world-wide Nichols operafion, are prepared for analy- sis here. Modern business and maferials handling equipmenf puf fhe emphasis on skill and infelligence - underscore 'rhe imporfance of educafion af ever-higher levels. NICHOLS, INCORPORATED Complimenfs of c I' + f EXETER BRASS P e S 0 COMPANY SAMPSON'S Division of SUPERMARKET BRIDGEPORT BRASS CO. Complicmenfs The Sfore J. B. LORD, INC Wifh 'lhe Window Boxes 9395 QSSSFISXKD I 'YVW -as 'ii 7 If lma lu on our prmzlvgc' to prc'sr'rr4' plmlngraplzivally flu' Urcnls flml will ln' llll?NI0l'll'S tmnurroux JACKSON STUDIOS, INC. P0n'n,,xNn : : xlAlN C fi 3 wp NEW ENGLAND ,l , Ex:-neurons l3O Wafer Sl. Exeler' N' H' and BEN'S FOTO SHOP, Refail Affiliafe Every+hing from l27 Film 'ro Bel and Howell Movie Proiedors BENJAMIN F. SWIEZYNSKI. JR.. Owner. CLASS OF I934 Wilson +l'1e Besl' in SEARS ROEBUCK Spam Equipmem AND Co. G+ 27 Wafer Sfreef EXETER- N- H' I83 Waler Slreei Tel. Psi 2-5992 EXETER, N. H. Complimenis of EXETER MARBLE WORKS THOMAS w. coLE AND SONS Columbus Avenue EXETER, N. H. Complimenfs of JOHN W. A. GREEN Complimenls of KU RTZ'S RESTAU RANT Complimenfs of DOT'S FLOWER SHOP Tel. PR 2-339I EXETER. N. H. Complimenfs of THE EXETER NEWS LETTER ESTABLISHED I 83 I Complimenfs of IRMA'S GRI LL RAY GAUDET Complimenis of STRATHAM HARDWARE AND LUMBER CO., INC. Tel. Exefer PR 2-303I, 2-36I9 Besi' Wishes fo Class of .58 Complimenis of From JAMES SCAMMON. Prop. Phone PR 2-2282 STAND AT GRANT'S PHARMACY Meai'-Variefy Tel. PR 2-5457 Sfrafham, N. H Commercial IndusI'riaI Residenfial PIERCE coNsTRucTloN COMPANY sur o General Con+racIors L 'NGS Depof Road Sfrafham, New Hampshire Telephone PResidenI' 2-5742 Member of I ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTOR OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AND VERMONT BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I958 Complimenis of EXETER LUMBER CO., INC. 60 Winier S+ree+ Tel. PR 2-55II The fxeier 51111 Complimenfs of D. POGGIO AND SONS 'MONARCH FINER FOODS Complimenfs of Complimenis of WEST END F. W. WOOLWORTH DRUG STORE CO. I48 Fron+ S+ree+ I73 Wafer Sfreei' EXETER, N. H. EXETER, N. H. Complimenis of RILA CONCRETE PRODUCTS EXETER, N. H. KELWNATOR Wire 'For Me +o Wire for You DUMONT APPUANCES O. H. CAMMETT 8: SON Shop in Cemer Elecfrical Con+rac+ors Tel. PR 2' 78' P 9 EXETER, N. H. Complimen+s of FORTIER'S BARBER SHOP Cen+er Sfreef EXETER, N. H. Complimenfs of STYLES DRUG STORE The Rexall S+ore FRANK E. STYLES Reg. Phar. IOKA THEATRE The Family Theafre Equipped Wiih Complefe Cine- mascope Equipmeni' and Sfereo- phonic Sound for fhe Ufmosi' in Enierfainment Plan fo See +he La+es+ Pic+ures ai' ihe IOKA THEATRE Complimen+s of CURTAIN SHOP Complimenis of I Compleie Assorfmeni' S of FOOD CART DOMESTICS. DRAPERY, HARDWARE LAFAYETTE RD. SEABROOK GLASSWARE, GIFTS EXETER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Exefer, N. H. l45l Broadway. N. Y. CoH'on, Glass Synfhefic Fabrics BARBER Complimenfs of BELMONT'S SHOP Complimenfs of MOORE'S SHOE STORE C. M. MAYO C. R. ROWE PResiden+ 2-302I OuaIiI'y Fooiwear SI1irI's-Ties-Hosiery BATCHELDER'S BOOK STORE CompIeI'e School Supplies SaIes-Service DREHER BUICK COMPANY EPPING ROAD-EXETER. N. H. Tel. PR 2-3I22 Complimenfs of GRANT'S PHARMACY HORACE E. GRANT Exefer, N. H. EXETER BOWLING ALLEYS I 2 AuI'oma+ic Pin-Se'Hers I0 COLUMBUS AVENUE EXETER. NEW HAMPSHIRE DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE LOPARDO JEWELERS Regis'I'ered Jewelers-American Gem Socieiy Phone PR 2-3277 25 Wa'rer S'Iree+ Bes+ Wishes +o flue Class of i958 From THE EXETER FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions 6 Cenfre S'rree+ EXETER. N. H. PR 2-342i Complimenfs of GOLDEN WEBB Fronf S+ree1' EXETER. N. H. Besf Wishes THE COPPER LANTERN Home Cooked Foods +0 'lille Founfain Service Class of i958 HAMPTQN ROAD Tel. PR 2-3397 EXETER N. H. l 'Q P'- Complimenfs of R. H. R E P ' ' HAMPTON FALLS. N. H. ' quilting BU D'S AUTO BODY CompIimen+s of Complimen+s THE f DEMERITT AGENCY C. M' DINING Insurance 27 Garfield S+., Exefer EXETER- N' H' LAFAYETTE RD., HAMPTON Complimenis of Complimenis of PERKINS AND- PRESCOTI' AGENCY HOWARD V. ROBINSON 'S 'a ce 23I Wafer Sis. EXETER, N. H Complimenfs of WINKLEY BURNHAM INSURANCE AGENCY DRY CLEANSERS F +EQ:EEe:e'HS+'ee+ Iss WATER STREET, EXETER LIVE BETTER-ELECTRICALLY Wi+h GENERAL ELECTRIC AND I-IoTPoINT APPLIANCES EXETER AND HAMPTON ELECTRIC CO. +W' Bes :shes C limenfs FARMS DAIRY emi, EXETER, N. H. DEARBORN'S Express and Moving Service MOODY'S Sporfswear-Shoes TEL. PR 2-2832 EXETER Sa nd-Loam-Gravel ALBERT H. STEVENS Excava+ing-Grading TEL. EXETER PR 2-2022 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE AL FERRON, Prop. Everyfhing 'For Ihe Au+omobiIe EXETER N. H. CompIimenI's of THE SQUAMSCOTT PRESS I7 COURT ST.-EXETER, N. H. MEN'S AND BOYS' Na'rionaIIy Adver+isecI CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS Tailoring-Cleansing-Pressing FORMAL WEAR SALES OR RENTALS I Complimenis of I4 PINE STREET BREWITT FUNERAL HOME CompIimen+s ' of DON CHASE I BONDS GU'-F Amoco SERVICE SERVICE STATION B H . as WATER ST., EXETER, N. H. 6 ewes Fronf of Parking Loi' Sales and Service TeI. PR 8-8954 - Wash-Lubricafion-Accessories 46 Mem Shed TeI' PR 8-8982 Pickup and Delivery EXETER, N. H. We Give S8fH Green Siamps Besi' Wishes KING CHEVROLET CO., INC. Where a Good Name Means a Good DeaI Porfsmouih Avenue EXETER, N. H. Tel. PR 2-373I CompIimen+s CompIimen+s of of Road Service H I N Washing-Polishing ATLANTIC SERVICE MII-I-EWS SHELL Wash SERVICE STATION Cer+ified Lubrica+ions Main and Lincoln 5+,ee+S PHONE EXETER PR 8-8986 EXETER' N. H. BEST WISHES From Exeter's Only NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION NATIONAL BANK CONSOLIDATED FOODS Dis+ribu'rors of ELEGANT Canned and Frozen Foods McCOY'S USED MDSE. SERVICE We Buy, Sell or Swap AII Kinds of Used Merchand - ll ISC 38S THE CLOCK SHOP Clock Repairing ouI'I1 S+. ExeI'er, N. H. Tel. 2 3982 WETMORE'S VARI ETY I I WATER STREET Magazines-Sundries , h 1' ,Mig A-v, 4 I , T i r ,,,,. ,, WY NV, X is Q QL hi LANL I.- L. i ffl . T751 lwn... . 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