Groveton High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Groveton, NH)

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ORCHESTRA MEM BERS Bailey, Ruth k piano Mathews, Lucian - troinbone Cole, Edith -3 violin Pike, Ethel - violin Ford, Marjorie - violin Pike, George - trumpet Foster, Eugene - trnnipct Tilc, Agnes - violin Hubbard, Betty -- violin Tilc, Mary - violin Our orchestra, although comparatively small, has, under the skillful direction of Mr. Wentworth, proved its excellence. It has performed at many school functions. The efforts of its members should be appreciated by the students as the services of Mr. Wentworth is appreciated by the orchestra. i 1 Sill Page Twenty-Six

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.,, -. is J .J 15 N i 1 'l J E Front Row Gay Prosser, T. Merrill, Stone, Kingston, Gardiner, Shirley Foster. Second Row Coach Sawyer, Nugent, Capen, McDow, E. Merrill. Third Row Hopps Halford, Tremose. Winning nine games and losing six, the girls, team played a very successful season in 1932 To analyze the season, the purple and gray players won hve of the eight games played at home and three of the six games played on foreign courts. High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School Groveton High School Opponents North Stratford 10 Woodsville Littleton Alumni Lisbon Colebrook Woodsville Littleton Dow Academy Lancaster Lisbon Colebrook Lancaster Whitefield Whiteneld Town Team Games played away from home. 15 13 26 13 27 13 18 14 30 11 17 24 44 29 28