Groveton High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Groveton, NH)

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Evelyn Swift Young Evelyn Wiles Ruth Stevens Theodora Clark Reta McFarland Reta McFarland Pauline Bushey Dora Clark Reta McFarland Ruth Stevens Dorothy Hapgood Clarice Swift Reta McFarland Evelyn Swift Young Evelyn Swift Young Evelyn Wiles Ruth Stevens Evelyn Swift Young Reta McFarland Evelyne LeClere Evelyn Wiles Claire Schoff Theodora Clark Clarice Swift Evelyn Wiles Evelyne LeClere Clarice Swift Evelyn Wiles Theodora Clark Reta McFarland Claire Schoff Evelyn Swift Young Evelyn Wiles Clarice Swift Theodora Clark Theodora Clark Reta McFarland Evelyne LeC1ere Evelyne LeClere Evelyn Swift Young Clarice Swift Dorothy Hapgood Evelyn Swift Young Pauline Bushey Dorothy Hapgood Evelyn Wiles Claire Schoff Theodora Clark Pauline Bushey Theodora Clark Reta McFarland THE SENIORIAN SUPERLATIVES Most Likely to Succeed Best Business Person Most Easy Going Most Tallcative Most Respected Most Popular Most Capable Most Versatile Most Serious Most Modest Most Polite Most Humorous Most Practical Most Dignified Most Studious Most Willing Most Trustworthy Best Student Best Looking Best Dressed Best Natured Best Dancer Most Inquisitive Cla is Class Farmers Baby Love Birds Biggest Bluffer Class Wisecracker Noisiest Smallest Musician Biggest Athlete Lazies t Vainest Blusher Artist Neatest Busiest Tallest Giggler Shyest Class Philosopher Cleverest Dreamiest Clown Flirt Actor Poet Pest Best Combination of Looks and Brains Twenty Raymond Hurlbutt Robert Langley Stanley Johnson Ralph Hurlbutt Raymond Hurlbutt Robert Langley Vincent Blake Charles Lord Raymond Hurlbutt Stanley Hall James Prosser George Russ Vincent Blake Charles Lord Stanley Hall Raymond Hurlbutt Raymond Hurlbutt Raymond Hurlbutt James Prosser Stanley Hall George Russ James Prosser Herbert O'Neil Vincent Blake Stanley Hall Stanley Hall Keith Nelson Ralph Hurlbutt Herbert O'Neil George Russ Vincent Blake Herbert O'Neil Ralph Hurlbutt James Prosser Herbert O'Neil George Russ Keith Nelson Stanley Johnson Robert Langley Herbert O'Neil George Russ David Lavoie Vincent Blake David Lavoie Clement Knowlton Vincent Blake Ralph Hurlbutt Stanley Johnson Vincent Blake Clement Knowlton Stanley Hall

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:lf --fe - ------ THE SENIORIAN f if , , -1 4 I 1 l I i Front row, left to right-Keith Nelson, Pauline Bushey, Claire Schoff, Robert Langley, Stanley Hall, Reta McFarland, Raymond Hurlbutt. Second row-Clement Knowlton, Herbert O'Neil, Vincent' Blake, Stanliy Johnson, Dora Clark, George Russ, Miss Redden. Top row-Charles Lord, David Lavoie, Clarice Swift, Ralph Hurlbutt, Evelyne LeClere, Evelyn Wiles, Ruth Stevens. CLASS OF 193 7 OFFICERS President-Robert Langley Vice President-Charles Lord Secretary-Raymond Hurlbutt Treasurer-Raymond Hurlbutt In September 1932 a class of over 40 pupils entered the seventh grade. ln September 1936 only 23 remained of that class. Some left school, while others moved away. Others seemed to have just vanished from sight. During the last four years the class of '37 has taken part in activities going on in Groveton High School, especially sports. Out of 12 boys in the class of '37, seven of them play on the varsity baseball team and four out of the twelve play varsity basketball. These four played on the State Championship Team of '36-'37. Two boys were chosen all-state from this class. The girls have taken part in activities to a great extent. Five played varsity basketball during the '36-'37 season. Miss Reddend has been our advisor for two years, and we wish to extend to her our gratitude for her advising in the several activities undertaken by the class of 1937. ak Nineteen if

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