Groveton High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Groveton, NH)

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Librarians QTop Photob Left to right, bottom row: M. Gadwah, P. Sheltry, J. Christopher, M. Stoddard, P. Marshall, P. Perkins, E. Riendeau, J. Silver. Top row: L. LeClaire, D. Dunham, R. McMann, B. McGuire, E. Martell, F. Sullivan, Miss Chapman, Advisor. Miss Chapman is again advisor of the library this year with fourteen librarian assistants. This year officers were elected to help make the library group better organized and to help make the library more successful. The officers were: President, Patricia Marshall, Vice President, Jean Christopher, and Secretary, Patricia Perkins. There has been a new system for getting the pupils to return overdue books and to pay fines. Up to date it has been effective. Around Christmas time some of the librarians sold Christmas cards which brought in a reasonable sum to buy new books and supplies for the library. It is hoped that at the end of the year there will be awards for the librarians for their good work in keeping the library as quiet and neat a place as possible for the pupils to study. Hi-Y tMiddle PhotoJ Left to right, bottom row: Mr. Bergeron, Advisor, L. Hersom, K. Cantin, D. Pike, C. Cantin, J. Styles. Second row: A. Parks, E. Laurhammer, D. Ellingwood, R. Ro- berge, G. Normandeau, R. Marshall. Third row: R. Hall, J. Rich, M. Damon, R. Meunier, R. Boucher, Fourth row: T. Styles, W. Locke, C. Griffith, R. Chase, L. Doherty. The Hi-Y boys are having their fourth year in G. H. S. The ideals of the Hi-Y are clean speech, clean sportsmanship, good scholarship and clean living. The officers are: President, Ruel Hall, Vice President, Richard Chase: Secretary, Cleo Cantin, Treasurer, Kenneth Cantin, They have helped fix the Youth Center and plan to have the North Country Conference in Spring at Groveton. Senior High Baseball Team tBottorn Photo? Left to right, bottom row: R. Hall, R. Swift, R. Styles, Mr. Bergeron, Coach: L. Doherty, T. Styles, R. Roberge. Second row: J. Styles, R. Marshall, D. Pike, H. Nute, R. Chase. Top row: H. Hickey, E. Laurhammer, D. Croteau, G. Norman- deau. M ay 1946 Groveton Gorham 15 May 1946 Groveton Colebrook 6 May 1946 Groveton Lancaster 1 May 1946 Groveton Stratford 5 May 1946 Groveton Whitefield 6 May 1946 Groveton Colebrook 1 May 1946 Groveton Lancaster 3 May 1946 Groveton Whitefield IO june 1946 Groveton ...... ....... G Orham 6 June 1946 Groveton .... .. ...... Stratford 6 l23l

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Senior High Boys' Basketball Team CTop Photob R. Hall. Top row: C. Griffith, Managerg W. jordan, R. Roberge, D. Woodward? Left to right, bottom row: T. Styles, R. Baird, R. Chase, J. Styles, L. Doherty, F. Taylor, R. Meunier, R. Boucher, Coach--Mr. Campbell. Senior High Girls' Basketball Team CMiddlc Photol Left to right, bottom row: K. Moore, P. Hopps, Captaing M. McCormack R. Blodgett, Coach, Miss Dearborng J. Pike, L. Hall, M. Mills. Top row: M. Mat: thews, S. Laurhammer, B. McKeen, M. Ellingwood, J. Wadleigh, A. McFarland, J. LeClerc. Junior High Boys' Basketball Team CI-Bottom Photol Left to right, Bottom row: D. Woodward, F. Taylor, T. Styles, Captain: W. jordan, A. Roberge. Top row: H. Irving, L. Doherty, Coach R. Bergeron, J. Brennan, D. LaBrecque. Groveton junior High, coached by Mr. Roger Bergeron, defeated Whitefield in the preliminaries, North Stratford in the semi-finals and Berlin junior High in the finals to win the North Country junior Championship held in Berlin in March, 1946. In addition to winning the championship, we were able to place three boys on the all-tournament team: Frederick Taylor, Theodore Styles, and Louis Woods. The loleal Pattern Many times in my life, when my behaviour causes me to doubt my judgment in making wise decisions, I apply a poem written by Rudyard Kipling to each little mistake. The poem is simply called 'flfl' and its advice is what I would term an ideal pattern for anyone to use to enrich one's life. When the world seems very black, and every dream has failed, the words of Kipling provide an understanding for all that has happened. Like an antitoxin, they inject new spirit into defeated hearts and brighten the path of happiness. There are times when this poem is reproving and its gulding words are sharp when I realize the wrongs I've committed, and it is then that I've learned to change my actions to different directions. Thus these words of judgment are strong in many ways, but it would be useless to end this theme without quoting the first few lines to freshen its wisdom in our minds. If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you, If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you: And make allowance for their doubting too, If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or being lied about don't deal in lies Or being hated don't give way to hating. And yet don't look too good nor talk too wise. Patricia Perkins I2 5 l