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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bk THE SENIORIAN Dk .l .L all . ' Front row, left to right-N. Wiles, Nicholas Sullivan, David Nelson, Robert Jordan, Leonard Beattie, Raymond Reed, George Wheeler. Second row--Francis Sheltry, Elbridge Forrest, Raymond Welch, Barbara Langley, Arline Sheltry, Esther Savage, Alice Ledger, Clarice Hayes, Doris Rogers. Third row-Mr. Cascadden, Thomas Montgomery, Alston Hayes, Robert Meyhew, Yvonne Gray, Verna Swift, Leota Kingston, Faye Bean, Beatrice Scott, Violet Auger. Top row-Forrest Maguire, Merton Wiles, Richard Bailey, Arlene Emery, Dorothy Gagnon, Florence Matthews, Shirley Beaton, Laura Hunter, Edna Hapgood, Virginia Bell. THE JUNIOR CLASS The Honorable juniors, now having only 37 of their former 57, gathered in the usual room on September 5, 1936, with Mr. Cascadden as their advisor again this year. The class colors of green and white began the year with them. A new pupil joined this class, Louis Falardeau, but later dropped out, leaving the original 37. The first thing of importance to take place in the junior Class was election of class officers. They are as follows: President-Leota Kingston Vice President-Doris Rogers Secretary-Arlene Emery Treasurer-Elbridge Forrest, later replaced by Francis Sheltry In February they decided on name cards. Then plans were made for the annual Junior Prom. Invitations were printed at the Rice Printing office, plain white cards printed in green. The Fenton Brothers Orchestra was engaged to play at the Prom. The last event of the year was the Junior Social, the last of the season. The Seniors were admitted free. X Twenty-two at