wx A 41 f 05 W gy My J: 'iii A . sw if N . W' ew '5M'2,Q'? gi, .Q if an ,qw 4.13, V ' 4, 1 rf Nf .,f. '1 NW. I 1955 DEDICATION Louise Charlotte Bailey has guided us conscientiously as a teacher unerringly counseled us as an Inde Advisor, and inspired us as a friend. In recognitionof her voluntary and untiring service, the class of 1955 proudly dedicates this Inde. A WELCOME To Arthur E. Pierce and William E. Bragner, on behalf of the entire school, the Class of 1955 extends a warm welcome at the conclusion oftheir firstyearas administratorsin Hanover. We sincerely hope that their future here may be as successful as they have made their first year. ADMINISTRATION ARTHUR E. PIERCE Congenial personality...alwaysco-operative...the Pentagon...Dep- uty Chief of the Plans and Policy Branch of the Directorate of Man Power and Organization,Headquarters U.S. Air Force...the best for ev- erybody...pleasing smile and warm handshake... WILLIAM E. BRAGNER Calmness in any situation...innate ability to inspire confidence... folded arms...gentle but firm...Dartmough '30...former Windsor High pri nc ip a l...booster of school spirit...dark blue suit...efficiency ...a friendly word to all... MARTIN EDWARD HEFFERNAN Now whatcanldo for you people? ...wide grin and hearty laugh... habitual loosening of collar... Yeah, well 1'll see whatl can do ... everybody's friend...big track team build-up...math class l.t'sflong talksj...calendars and clipboards... Mor--ning! SECRETARY BARBARA M. BRANCH Jeepers! . . . familiar click of high heels . . . spectator of all I sports . . . What class do you have now? . . . adept seamstress . . . likes all shades of pink . . . BmB . . . lengthy telephone greetings . . . All I do is try to keep every body happy. ENGLISH LOUISE CHARLOTTE BAILEY Magazine quizzes...Village Apartments...varied brooches...ambi- tion to write a book...disarming smilemuuexpected laugh...an elastic wound around her fingers...yellow chalked INDE agendas... Worth an A P MILDRED JANE HAYES Understanding PENOFIRON advisor...long, curly, auburn hair...trim suits...high heels slipped off underneath desk...basketba1l fan...class projects galore...penmanship merits for classes...serene. ESTHER CLEVELAND KA PA LA Longa New Hampshiritemexplicit pronuciationmreds to roses and red some more... Well, then whaddaya du? ...dark blue blinking eyes ....trip to Europe...has trouble with names...1ikes non-fiction...ardent baseball fan...can't abide bluffers ...stenciling hobby...always with a pencil...curtain cord antics... I haven't been teaching 85 years for nothing. MUSIC HELEN ELIZABETH GOODWIN Okay, now let's ta ke the bass's part .. .short wavy hair.. .remarkably patient...plays the viola in HandelSociety Orchesr.ra...a happy chuckle ...m any cloth es...Enfieldite...outstretched arms in anticipation of opening beat...rapping baton for silence...yen for a year in Europe... Let's have that once again! PAUL KEITH STIMSON Neatly combed hair...ragged-edged answer book...aptitude tests... calm voice.. .patientdescriptionsofcomplex problems. ..Keene Teach- ers' a lu m n u s... Who has the protractorf' ...distinctive hom rims... polite...orderly...quiet efficiency. CLAIRE ALICE TRUCHON All right now, let's go! ...Canadian traveler and classical music lover...Beethoven...skilled in metallurgymfavorite sports are swim- ming, bowling, archery...drea ms of own business in arts and crafts... Lou's...one arm propped behind her head...Lou's...expressive eyes and hands... Okay, cheerleaders. MATHEMATICS WAYLAND R. PORTER C a su ally conducted classes...sitting on desk...groping for eraser while writting on blackboardmoverlapping computations...obscure tangents somehow made relevant... And now if we'l1 just move over here- ...frequentinterruptions by young movie operators... always quo- ting radio programs. HOME ECONOMICS KATHRYN CROSS DUPELL Original flairs for sewing...efficient manager of cafeteria... USE your Tl-lIMBLE ...businesslike manner... pin, haste, and THEN sew. ...sweet smile...after school ice crea m... Go around the dummy. SOCIAL STUDIES FORREST P. BRANCH A wide grin for one and all...energetic gridiron coach...amazing ability to reprimand wayward students and make them laugh at the same time.,. One more sound out of you ------ tea time! ...a willing participant in any discussionmsmoothing hair in back ofhead with hand... If you haven't anything to do, go to sleep! ... Brancho ... CAROLYN EDITH FOGG Comes from way down in Maine...ambition to travel in Europe... playsclarinet...can be found watching track meets...blouses and skirts ...shy smile and snapping eyes...ambling walk. FRANK EUGENE MARSH, JR. ' Well, my friends ...fresh from an exciting year in Washington... intense enthusiasm for his work... Well, that's the world we live in. ...lively classroom discussionsmclassy tweed suit... All right, you characters! ...running hands through hair... MANCl-lESTER UNION?- crud7 ...H---o---1yMotherofPearl! ...wicked chuckle...lackadaisi- cal shi-ug...loud ties... We--cll. ...Brother Marsh. ART JUNE SYLVIA SPONBERG Fleetingfeet on adance floor...lovely originalclothes...longer-than last-year lightbrowncurls...and explosion of laughing gigglesushroud- ed in art...knitting needles...after-school tutoring... Oh, reallyt... talent in many crafts. SCIENCES EDWARD HENRY LEONARD, JR. We just won't pay any attention to those fellows in the back ... highly organized classworkmpenetrating sense of humor... The com- mon garden variety ...swinging saunter...Thursday shopping days... We've got to admit the girls are ladies ...nicknames for everyone... What's the meaning of this? .. .pointed personal questions.. . Sulphuric acid--the old hoss ...dry wit... Mr. Leonard. CARY E. ROTHENBERGER After-school detentions... Make sure the animals are fed . ..one foot up on stool with hands in his pockets...tremendous outdoorsman and dancer too...bluejacket and gray flanne1s...desk clutterer...punishment papers... Put all four legs on the floor! ...guilt-producing glance. FOREIGN LANGUAGES GLADYS GODDARD CHURCHILL Si, si, si, si, si, ...colorfu1 descriptions of past voyages in France . ..blackboard artist...hand charadesmwardrobe of variable shoes. .plaid suits...soprano French songs...a good laugh... WHO is the person who borro wed my dicIionary? ...able leader and manager... Et bien-- maintenant. ...opened windows when it's cold... except in France. LESTER WILFRED CLAFLIN Stories from Mexico City. . .unexpected quizzes. ..stickler for accents and long marks...1icensed pilot... Siempre la frase ...high standards for c1ass...home handyman...dry humor...Claflin vs. Teodoro. COMMERCIAL CLAIRE BARRY Put those covers on the back of your chair ...slow walk... I'm going tohave you write a letter to me ...asdfglkj, space ...black suede shoes...inkonherhands...sweaters...Dartmouth basketball fan...south- paw... MARGARET KLA YBOR Unique lively phrases...emphatic raps on her desk... For the ump- de-umph time-- ...intense enthusiasm and then, I talk too much, don't I? ...twinkling eyes...animated imitations... automo-bill Put it in neutral and pull on the hand brake ...actress to the core... If I told you ONCE-- ...study guides. SHOP GEORGE WELD IEWETT Sailing enthusiast...dirty tan shop apron...curved pipe clenched be- tween teeth...busy on the buzz saw...preoccupied conversations...fre- quent trips to the North Woods. ..after school detentionsmweekend hun- ter.. .parking lot patrolman.. .blonde mustache.. . No..nocturnal crafts- man...absolutely burglar proof shop lock... No... NURSE HENRIETTA HIGGENBOTHAM Service in World War I...nursing in Georgia and Kentucky...talks rapidly...twenty-five years of service in Hanover...horror of running overanything or causingany accidents... Well, I know it! ...taxi serv- ice for the grade school...compulsory blue uniform...homespun phi- losopher..small and nimble...radiant happiness... Higgy ... E PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIANE DAVIS AYER N girls ! ' ,'rfi'?5 '251.' High-pitched holler...a sudden Charleston...whistle and chain a- round her neck...successful coacb... Okay, get out there and get going! .matching greensin sweaters and skirts.. . Seven times around , BRYCE BEATTIE Cre w cut...tales of Maine...brown windbreakermbaseball cap... sweatshirts...throaty chuckle...zealous basketball mentor...six-count calisthenics...robustgestures... I can't put it in the basket for you ... fervent sarcasm. JANITORS ALBERT DAN MA XFIELD key ring...vacation floor polisher. Max ...letting forgetful studentsback into classrooms after school ...dumping near empty waste cans...hands in pockets... W-e-el1,I guess so ...guardian of the milk bottles...blue cotton shirts...weighty A friendly l-liii to one who steps on the bus...lon silver key chain ...climbingup the flag1adder...his waiting kiddies a ter schoo1...Han- over grad.. .abundance impatience. . Who cut down the desert tree? .. . NICK PELTON l POLICEMAN Oi STEN OLSEN Quickest witg always with an answermaccommodating..trave1ed all over Europe in 1946 ...sportsman... I'm ALWAYS busy ...native Swede hopes to return by boat for a visit...speaks Scandinavian lan- guages...Janus of the square dance...plaid shirts...Grouch. SCHOOL BOARD Linwood Bean, Peter Lihatsh,Jack Manchester, Jack Stebbins fchairrnanj, Dorothy Strong, Katherine Larmon, Mary Sargent, Clark Horton. xo Q9 'S FRANK E. MARSH PRESIDENT LEO WILERED ES TES Leo Unprecedented leadership record...twe1ve letter man...big plans to be a journa1ist...Va1entino II...copious snapshot collectionmfingernail nibb1er...full of ideas on all subjectsmraising eyebrowsmmidnight write-ups for NEWS and EAGLE...parties, parties, parties... Well, some! ...hates to wair...wel1-known sports enthusiast. Class president 1 2 3,45 Harpoon 35 Inde 45 Footlighters 3,4 French Club2,3, 45 Latin Club 15 H-Club 1,2,,,4 CSecretary,, Footbal 1,2,3,4 fCaptainJ5 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Head Junior Usher at Graduation. VICE PRESIDENT WILLIAM STANLEY ORCUTT Billy Popular red and black model A...New England slalom champ 1953 ... Umrnmm Boy! ...b1ackest white bucks in the shool... sleepy ap- pearance until early afternoon...despises injuries... I dunno ...calm and co11ected...found trying to start his car...incredib1e luck ..his un- affedted charm completes any social gathering... Ork. Vice-president 45 Senior Choir 3,4 CVice-presidentJ5 French Club 2,35 Latin Club 15 H-Club 1,2,3,41Vice-IgresidentJ5 Football 1,2,3,-45 Skiing 1,2,3,45 Base- ball l,2,3,45 Safety and Fire atrol 4. SECRETARY ANDREW BOWEN PACKARD Pac lky humor...4th period hunger pangs...football contest winner... little black notebook...amiable...excellent French pronunciation... dislikes quest.ionaires...executive prowess...caricatures and doodles... Ol' Man Job...critica1 book reviews...after school talks with Mr. Leonard...'Uh great! ...extenslve vocabulary... Andy. Class secretary 3, 45 Harpoon 3 fEditorJ5 Orchestra 2,35 Senior Choir 1,25 lnde 45 Footlighters 3,45 Penofiron 25 Band 1,25 French Club2,3,4fVicepresidentD5 Safety and Fire Patrol 45 H-Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 15 Baseball 2,35 Junior Usher at Graduation. TREASURER DAVID LAWRENCE SYCAMORE Dave Cheshire grin...hidden behind his shiny golden sousaphone... Got your class dues? ...part-time truck driver...reserved...always a help- ing hand...freck1es...,trucks vs. trains...fast swagger...habitual brief- case carrler...de1iberate manner...taxi driver...vigilant comptroller... generosity. Class treasurer 1,2,3,45 Inde 45 Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,3. . VIOLET FERN ASHLINE Vi Earlyarriver 47:00 A.M.J...keeps the Lyme Road bus full of laugh- ter...dependab1e Cafeteria Aide...detests people who walk slowly in frontofher.. . For Pete's sake I .. .never without Millie.. .found in Room 36...a happy-go-lucky I don't care ...easy going but limited temper. Cafeteria Aides l,2,3,45 Secretarial Aides 45 Library Aides 4. MARGARET WYLDE BROWN Margo Fast clipping walk...class philologist...studious...loves excitement ...a flick of her skirt and away...untiring authoress of Biblical stories ...her ever-present companion, a tan shoulder bag... Oh, heavens! ...petite hands...enormous stamp collection...always doing something ...tops the honor roll...habit of flicking her head to straighten glasses ...high-pitched chuckling giggle... Oh NO! Penofiron 3 Cassistant editorl, 45 Footlighters 3,45 Latin Club 1,2 ivice-presi- :Engl Harpoon 3 Kassistant edrtotl French Club 2,3,4 QsecretaryJ5 Biology u . ESTHER CLARA BRYANT Esta Accent -- Ca -- ow . . . Busy with work for Mrs. Churchill and Miss Bailey . . . developing and printing expert . . . Welll . . . loves to dance . . . neatly dressed and curly blond hair . . . skillful handler of her brother's black Chevrolet pick-up . . . inflectious grin . . . always a friendly greeting . . . sits with her chin in her hand . . . glamour-studded spectacles. Harpoon 45 Inde 45 Senior Choir 45 Library Aides 3 Qsecretaryk Cafeteria Aides 15 Secretarial Aides 2,3,45 H-Club 3,45 Softball 2. MURIEL ANN CHOUINARD Mule Always seen at Woodie's dances...writing letters in classes...gulli- ble...early rides into school from Enfield...white bucks and full skirts ...she's justgotto learnhow to drive...works after school at SKI MAG- AZlNE... l-liya ...mad dashes for control room. gegior Choir 3,45 Library Aides 35 Secretarial Aides 35 H-Club 3,45 Softball n .4- JON LANDSTREET COLT Colty Slow, silent mien...split-second arrivals at morning control... I dunno ...camera fiend... Howdy ...constant1y asked by history teach- ers to defend Southern views...great ambition to stump Mr. Leonard... drawl...author of many morbid stories...swims like a fish...ancestor worship...uncontrollable 1aughter...never gives up a challenge...Jon. Harpoon 25 Inde 45 Press Club 45 Footlighters 45 Latin Club 25 Skiing 45 Track 45 Ski Club 2,4. IRENE MARGARET COUTURE Rennie A flash of vivid colors...sudden whirl or dance step...twitch of nose ...clarion call down the hall...jet black hair...sparkling dark eyes... la francaise...square dancing at the church...Eastman's... Gads! . dance, dance, dance...candy-striped Bermudas...teaching future..pi- anist...hurried trips from Manchester...gaiety, grandeur...accepts re- sponsibilities...changing hairdos...comic and serene... Now ! Press Club 3,4 CchairmanJ5 French Club 2,3,45 Cafeteria Aides 1,25 F.T.A. 3 Csecretaryl, 45 Junior Choir 15 Latin Club 1,25 H-Club 3,45 Senior Choir 2,3,45 Library Aides 3,45 Field Hockey 2,3,4. ef , .K , tr JONATHAN COYLE Coylie Big and friendly...vroo-oom! inevitable black jeep...strong belief in the impossibility of peaceful co-existence between Vermont and New Hampshire...crimson blush...midnightvigilsoutsideNorwich Town Hall on skating nights...aversion to roller coasters...one of the many thorns in Mr. Leonard's side...French with a Vermont accent...inter- class hockey star. French Club 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Safety and Fire Patrol 45 Ice Hockey 1,25 Track 4. JOHN SHERMAN CUSSON John Gray outfits and white bucks... Like heck you did! ...pet peeve: H202... Yessuh l ...mo n st rou s grin, plodding stride...an engrossed scow1...boosting ice hockey...adept trumpet player...rolled-up shirt sleeves... Ha ! ...tilted back in chair... Oh-so! ...deep voice...after school at Mr. Leonard's...making up chem experiments...never a dull moment... Cuss. Senior Choir 3,45 Orchestra 3,45 H-Club 2,3,45 Band 2,35 Footlighters 3,45 ice Hockey 1,2,3,45 Football 2,3,4. JIM Pi 5 I .Er is Q53 as, F. :fe ya-fer ,N f- JEAN FLORENCE DAVIS Jeanne Vermont Girls State Representative...hopes to make home in Can- ada...p1enty of blue in her wardrobe...a burst of Oh nuts! with snap- ping blue eyes...quiet, but easily excited...ardent roller skater...plans of being a receptionist...dislike of conceited peop1e...shy and soft- - JSVQ7, :yy-, D K EEQ E + 9 5 ? 5. Y l IC spoken. WILSON TINGLEY FOLLETT JOHN EMIL FORET Fo-Ray Center attraction in many English discussions ...master of almost any conceivable musical instrument...mathematica1wizard...neatly combed hair... s1ide rule ...creator of many revolutionary theories... an original view of theological controversies...avid pinball partici- pant. . .Fritz. Class Committee l,2,3g Junior Choir lg Senior Choir 2,3,4g Band 2g Orchestra i,g,3.4g Footlighters 5,45 French Club 2,35 Latin Club lg H-Club 2,3,4g Skiing , . KARL EMERSON GERSTENBERGER ball Manager 2. 1 Junior Choir 1, Senior Choir 2,3,4g Library Aides 3,45 Secretarial Aides 4. Ting Skillful roller skater...headed for a mechanical career in the Army ...found at work in Gill's Store at Norwich... tal1, dark, and hand- sorne ...brightly shined engi.neer's boots...member of the National Hot Rod Association... Oh, what a riotl ...1oathes dancingmintends to build a REAL hot rod someday...drawls out Wel1, now some! Gerstie Constant flow of choice Spanish expressions...Democrat, heart and soul...hi1arious verbal character sketches of anyone in -sight...thuds... thick-lensed glasses...g1owing ambition to buy out Conrad Hilton... cello player...wry, over-the-shoulder smiles undulating snide... wears white grocery apron on Main Street...imprornDtu chuckle. Harpoon 39 lnde 45 Junior Choir lg Senior Choir 2,3,4g Band l,2, Orchestra l,2, 3, Footlighters 2,3,45 Latin Club 13 Spanish Club 2,35 H-Club 2,3,4g Basket- CARL ALLEN GROVER Grove Deep baritone voice... 'I'hat's tremendousl ...frequent displays of vigorous dramatic techniquemamazing repertoire of latest ditties by anonymous authors...p1ans of becoming a history teacher...sailor... suave answers to teachers' questions...history class 'Tribune' reader... That's no jokel ...360 peripheral vision...impersonations...'39 Ply- mouth nnontirne lunch-wagon... de Lawd. Iunior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2,3 45 Band 2,35 Orchestra 1,2,35 Footlightets 2, 3,45 French Club 2,3 45 Latin Club 15 Audio-visual Aides l,2,3 CP:-esidentjg Baseball 1,25 F.r.A. 5,-upfesadmo. LAWRENCE GORDON HART Ardent outdoorsman short pr Track 1,2,3,45 H-Club 2,3,4. JOHN LESLIE HAWES l-lawzo Crew cut... H sweater...future rn civil engineeringmdesk sup- ported by knees...'WomenI ...putts around on motorscooter...broad smile powerful football llneman...Hawzo...caught off guard by teachers' questions...loafers...participant in varied activities...chair- man of the state board of Pilgrim Fe1lowship...Beef. Senior Choir l,2,3,45 Band 2,55 Orchestra l,2,3,45 French Club 2,35 Latin Club 15 H-Club 3,45 Football l,2,3,4: Ice Hockey l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. DONALD WILLIAM HAWTHORNE Donnie Flaming red hair...southpaw heart-breaker...seasonal crutches... Oakhill store...wh1te ski sweater...tease...mechanical drawing...'55 prankster...supply of gum...quick-thinking first-basemanmtlirtatious .Hdeep-throated giggle... Bum ... New Hampsha' dialect... 'Ha- t awne. Lmioiglrzmatics 15 H-Club 2.3.45 Football 3.45 Skiing lg Basketball 3,4g Base- 'S 'Wig Larry icldy haircut . ..dungarees. ..unac - countable absence on the opening day of deer season...distance track- ster...slow speech... Well, that's the way it goes. ...dislikes neckties ...a future Marine, then the substantically paid career of cement f1nishing...1oud socks...shv leer, silent manner. J, VR A25 . '1 i 2-4 4 5, .wtf Lx.-if , 51-gf tug, - , . xml: gp ff -4.11 vs, at. , 1. 1- agsfs L A K, fri .2 .Q 3 ' 1 ,Q qw .V r 'E -Qi GA RDNER LEWIS 5211- NANCY IUNE JOHNSON Nan A flourish of new dresses...nursing career...quiet until you get to know her!...wide belts...horseback rider...a frequent movie-goer... hidden shyness...cooking hobby...1oathes late-comers and Dartmouth students! ... 0h gee, well, I can't ...unusual swing. Press Club 3,4g Library Aides 3,45 Secretary Aides 3,4g Senior Choir 3,4g Cafeteria Aides 13 Softball 2 Cassistant managerj. JOHN EBERHART LAMPE Jack DEMOCRATIC DIGESTsubscriber...convincing political arguments in heated class debates...gestures with hand...Spanish salutations... raised eyebrows and wrinkled brow...industrious INDE editor...worst insult: You Republican l ...l-ii-Fi fan...Tuesday moming spelling class . .. '55's answer to Styles Bridges. ..ambition to become an HONEST law- yer...Lamp... Inde 4g Spanish Club 2,3,4g Basketball 3. 4 'TAT 1W:wwg, Rah, rah, Haa-vard...Green Mountain Boy...old Fordsqno oillj.. basketball center... Oh yeah! ...control room antics...shy fidgeting ...gifted antagonist of teachers...needs big desks...dislikes refs.. .Spanish linguist...inaudible answers when asked questions...no place like Ver- mont... Hey, lemme see that! ... Lewie ... Basketball 2,3,4g Spanish Club 2,3,45 Senior Choir 4. JANET MARY MacDONALD Janet Bright red blush...works at the hospita1...forever buying new clothes ...if there's a good movie in town, you can be sure Jan is there... I thoughtI'd die 1aughing ...would love to travel in Scot1and...rosy red cheeks on cold mornings...scuffs shoes...plaid skirts and cinch belts... Gosh! ... Mac. ' Harpoon 33 Press Club 3,4g Senior Choir 3,4g Library Aides 3,-ig Secretarial Aides 3,4g Softball 2 Kmanagerl. v E JULIUS MARGU LIES Fiendish laughin silentclassroommmorbid sense of humor...Jules... staunch Yankee fan...waste paper poet...slow shuffle to front of class ...Dute...head to one side...supporter of unpopular views...whistler of classical music...fut:ilitarian... Repetez, s'il vous p1ait. Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 45 Band 2,35 Orchestra 15 Footlighters 3,45 French Club 2,3,45 H-Club 1,2,3,45 Baseball Manager 1,25 Track Manager 3,4. LEA ANN MARTIN Lea Ann O uts t a nding leader in sports... Sounds like a deal! ...Cruising around to neighboring towns to VISIT...peaches-and-cream complex- ion...foreverlosingher fountain pen.. You know what? ...personality p1us...party lover...White River Drive-In...oodles of friends...knitting needle artist...Martie. Class Committee 3 4 fchairmanh Harpoon 35 Musical Clubs 1,2 Qsecretaryl 3 fsectetary-treasurerj 4 lpresidentk Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2 3,45 Band 2,3' Orchestra 1 2,35 Footlighters 2,3 45 French Club 35 Secretarial Aides 25 H-Club 1 2.3,-4, Facia Hockey 1,z,3,4 Kcapminy, cms' Basketball 1,2,3.4 teap- tainJ5 Softball l,2,3,45 Junior Usher at Graduation. it, it's all dry land. l RICHARD NORMAN MERRILL Is that rightl ...summer painter...Army bound...one-time owner of many cars...jump-shot artist...black waves...extensive wardrobe... found atTanzi's store...charcoal suit...movie fan...always game for a little excitement...six feet one...A1l-Star halfback...study-hall ro- mancer.. . Ricker .. . gl-flub 2,3,4 lpresidentk Football 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Basketball 45 Track ROGER HA ZEN MEMENDY Rog Steady Lyme Road traveler...Japanese Jacket tan Mercury can alwaysbe found at Al's...long strides. Rival Dog Food is Wonderful --fyellow pencil shieldj...quiet fat timesj lucid smile pencil be hind ear...gazinginto space...spot1esswh1te shirts There s no see to Assembly Committee 35 Fire Patrol 35 H-Club 2,3,4: Track 2,3,4g Future Teach- K NATALIE ANN OLSEN Nat Can't see the blackboard, but never wears her g1asses...greatest ambition to be a traveling secretary...fingernail-biter...vvrinkles her nose when she gigg1es... For Pete's sake ...hobby: collecting minia- ture e1ephants...long, dark, page boy...tall and s1im...exce1lent soft- ball pitcher... Wou1dn't miss a football game for the wotld.Z'....cough drop addict. Senifnr Choir 3,45 Secretarial Aides 3,49 H-Club 1,2,3,4g Softball l,2,3,4QCap- tain . DAVID RAY PHILBROOK Dave Roaring around on his motorcycle...slow shuffle down the hall... ambition to be a deep-sea diver...flashing blue eyes... Some days you can't make a nickel ...well-dressed...pet peeve: peroxide blondes... hands in pockets, head cocked slightly to one side...loafets. ers of America 3. DONNA ESTELLE RECORD Donna Outstanding in 4-H work...Chicago 4-H Convention...a1ways up-to -dare on the latest fashion...inabi1ity to slow down while driving her O1dsmobi1e...hobby: photography co1oring...can'tstand slow drivers... You don't pay. Basketball 2 CManager, 35 Junior Choir lg Senior Choir 2,3,4g Harpoon 34 Span- ish Club 4. BEVERLY JEAN REED Bev Busy talker...speaks rapidly...efficient chairman of the Library Aides ...office work for Mr. Stimson... It was so funny! ...sma1l, yet packed with bustling energy...p1ans to attend a beautician's schoo1...Saturday night dances...a particular personality with her excited laughter. Press Club 3,45 Senior Choir 2,3,4g Footlighters 23 Library Aides 3,4 CChair- manly Secretarial Aides 45 Softball 2. PAULINE EVELYN RICH Polly Ignited with energy...off to the Tracy Building in Norwich for a gala night of speedy roller skatingmsummertime at Storr's...paradise at Old Orchard...painted fingernails...always up with the news...would love to spend ALL of her money on c1othes... Oh gads ...1oves thrills and excitement and roller coasters...nothlng's TOO serious... Polly. Junior Choir 1g Senior Choir 49 Secretarial Aides 3,4g H-Club 2,3,4g Cheerlead- ing 45 Field Hockey 2,3,4g Girls' Basketball 2,3,45 Softball 1,2. ABIGAIL ELIZABETH RUSSELL Mabbie Quick wa1k...high and low octave voice... uml ...slding all over Europe...cross-word puzzles noticeable English accent...records, records...a puzzled scowl over innumerable freckles and long brown eyelashesmknitting...dis1ikes English compositionsmfabulous school spirit...full of activity and vita1ity...hablt of placing saucer over cup to keep coffee warm. Footlighters 4 Cfreasurerjg Senior Choir 4. PETER ROBERT SADLER Pete Have you ever seen a BIG stick of dynamite? ...sldllfull pole- vaulter...wild excursions in his unregistered jalopy...light-footed... ...infallible deer call...superb skier and talented courtman...despises tall cgiitersmgraceful co-ordination...one of the boys from Nor-rich ...Stra er. Spanish Club 2,3g H-Club 2,3,4g Football 4g Skiing 1,2,39 Track 2,3. CAROL JEAN SAUSVILLE Jeanne 'For goodness sakes ...dislikes rea ding and music...colIector of in- terior decorating material...passes from study to take a letter for Mr. Claflin... Real1y? ...matchbooks...secretary in coming years...quiet on the outside!-sparkling on the inside...dream complexion... Are you going to the lnde meeting? Harpoon 39 Inde 4g Junior Choir lg Senior Choir 2,3,4g Secretarial Aides 3,4g Softball 2. GWENDOLYN FAY SHIRLEY Gwen Pogo and Grundoon...artlst...blond...long fingemails and eyelashes ...Pogo... Bless his pointed head ! ...exce11ent dancer.. . Fabulous ! ... interest in design and merchandising...sudden ecstatic excitement... Pogo... Geesumcrow, that's fabulous! ...enormous green pencil case ...lists of thingsI have to do ...graceful... Class officer 3 lvice-presidentjg Student Council 3 fvice-president! 43 Harpoon 35 Inde 4g Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2,39 Footlighters 2 3,4' French Club 2,3,4g Latin Club 1- H-Club 3,45 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4fco-heaclcheerleaderjg Junior Usher at Graduation. Q MARY LETITIA SMALLEY Mary Ardent lover and collector of Western records...President of the Y0d6liH' Slim FSH Club--- Gee Whiz ...Ipana smile and bright blush ...hopes to become a Western singer...unbroken attendance at school for six years...excellent copk...pretty nylon blouses...always armed with a pleasant t-li . Junior Choir lg Senior Choir 2,3,4g Secretarial Aides 4. RICHARD LEWIS STONE 510916 Quickthinkingbasketball guard...suspenseful nonchalance... Yan- kees-phooey ! ...firmbeliever in Brophyism...unrelated wisecracks in response to questions...ambition to become a coach...Army...Nugget usher. .. --borrow a pencil? ...questioningupthrust of chin.. .keen eyes on the basketball floor. lg-Eltiba k2,3,4g Football Manager 1,25 Basketball l,2,3,4 fco-captainlg Base- a , , . BARBARA ANN SYCAMORE Barb Sweaters and scarves... Oh.more fun! ...dislikes big shots...always ready for an argument or a joke...hesitant flow of words...slamming downa chair when angry... I don't care ...bold when needed, but shy otherwise...field hockey... Not reallyl ...sarcastic but gullible... l just won't DO it'...on with girls' sportsl ... Sic. Class Committee 1 2,3 fchairmanl 45 Harpoon 3g lnde 45 Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 2,3,4g H-Club 3,45 Field Hockey 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2 33 Spanish Club 2,3,4gSkiing 1,2g Softball lg junior Usher at Graduationg Assembly Committee 4. ROSA LIN D GORDON SYVERTSEN Ros A friend to everyone...often found at Howe Library...greatest am- bition to get an A in physics...tiny voice in blushing reply to queries ...McGillUniversity... Oh, I'mmadI ...woolshirts over,blouses...eas- ily flustered...prettyblue eyes...distaste for unanswered letters...active F.T.A. member... hurried walk... Oh, you know what-- ... Rozzy. Class Committee 25 Harpoon 35 Press Club 3,4 fco-chairmanD5 junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 3,45 Footlighters 3,45 French Club 2,3,4 Cpresiden05 Latin Club 1,25 Library Aides 35 F.T.A. 2,3,4 fvice-presidentj. JUDITH MARSHALL TANZI Judy Uh ...high spirits...raucous,genuine laughin the middle of a cheer ...changeable moods...short and sweet...always on the go...entertaining dialects and facialexpressions...oodles of blouses...a friend of one and all...loving excitement...hates to be left out or be called gullible ...excellent figure skater...relatives galore...can be found on Occum Pond's ice... and so---qoralreportsy...singing... Que pasa ! ...Jody. junior Choir 15 Senior Gioir 253,45 Inde 45 H-Club 2,3545 Field Hockey 3 45 Softball 1,25 Footlighters 2,3,45 fpresidentJ5 Spanish Club 3 fsecretaryl 45 Ski Club 25 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 fco-head cheerleaderlg Class Committee 3. JANICE WILMA THOMPSON Bouncy walk, snappy brown eyes...expressive use of hands in ex- plaining things...longs for a trip to Califomia... Yeah, I guess so ... enthusiastic roller skater...future ideas for a year in Northampton... followed by working... Hurry up, Bryant ...works at Admissions Office after schoo1...happy go lucky... What we gonna do Sat'dy night? ... Class Committee 45 Harpoon 2,35 Inde 45 Senior Choir 45 Library Aides 35 Cafeteria Aides 45 Secretarial Aides 3,45 Audio-Visual Aides 45 H-Club 1,2,3, 45 H-Club 1,2.3,45 Softball 1,25 F.T.A. 3. VIRGINIA IRENE WARD Ginny Miss Ware! ...natural curly hair...petite...Keene Teachers' Col- lege...gift for gab...expressive eyes... Wha--at? ...morning walks to school...timid 'til you know her...partial to Studebakers...those little brothers... That's not true! ...loves to take care of small children... alwaysready witha story to tell...forever a laugh and a giggle...never afraid to tell the truth... Press Club 3,45 Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2,3,45 Footlighter 45 French Club 15 Library Aides 3,4 fsecretaryJ5 F.T.A. 25 Girls' Basketball 2. MILDRED FLORA WILMOT Millie A smile for a1l...1owered head... Are you coming? ...wants to be a telephone operator...dangle earrings... Gee Whiz ...softbal1, softball ...Dodge car fan...col1ects movie star pictures...frequent rides on her A blcycle...a neckerchief for every outfit...aspires to go to Fort Riley, Kansas...variety of colors in dress. junior Choir 15 Cafeteria Aides 2,3,4. FORMER MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1955 Donald Bartlett Ann Buskey Judy Callahan Sarah Dewing Gregory Dickerson Ann Crandell Walter Douglas Robert Edgerton Patricia Funkhouser John Garrison Katherine Greene Philip Jensen Mona Lloyd Mary Jane Lounsbury Robert Monahan Barbara Noyes Sylvia O'Brien Margaret Sayre William Sullivan L111a Wade David Goodrich Norma Griswold Constance Hall Joseph Hamel James Heriot Jack Hodgson Richard Hoehn Theresa LaBombard Shirley Lemere Lois Wood Michel Maes Howard Mason George May Ronald Raymond Theodore Raymond Wayne Smith Julika Tamm Myrna Thornton Shirley White ful Sv-5 2 Q, ,me 5, rw -K ,. . Q Y an Q Nw . , .F 3, 5 Y? 4 M of ,HQ-a 'ST V 1 ,.. .Q M, . 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V ,...-s CLASS ADVISORS r 1 Claire Barry, Esther Kapala, and Edward Leonard. CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer, Elliot Carrg President, Jack Fraserg Secretary, Nancy Chaseg Vice -President, Ted Anthonisen rr wif' Ei X Q Q S, 5 P K I I w Q 'gf 9 if I iw 3 S' 3 A, - . Q 'nr A in f Q' K 5 x Q., Xa: Q x 25 K x -35' ,G , Q - . . , Q rf gs? - : we :E 15373 . iw., .ur . .H -fe- ' , M sit, W.. xx:-'Q-my 4.-e t T Ww,.,,,,. -Hn an-Hit., gh- 'k. s.g-ri srl:-I an 5 ' aw, K . Q., ul: Q A B! Quin?-TNQHH2. Ex N. Ballard - J. Bannen L. Bean I f: 'w' E. Grant D. Hadlock G. Hamel 4' wr Q' 1' dl! 'uf S. Bombard 39 . A. Bragner H- Brown H Q Q' S. Heller , t A. H111 HH D. Hill . ...in . J. Cole P. Collins -. P - ' I. Cook l P I. Hoag H ' I. Hutchins H. Jensen :X- L I ff' -. -'..' li f ' . 1 KWW ff. 57 V My 1. . . -H , ,.,, ' .,-355. . - H .2 5 are -. is . N 125 YT I HAL HSRTQ' '. , - Hifs g-f?iH 5 y f , pg. i f s ? H 1i5. 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N3 Class Officers 'HY' A Vice-President, Jack Hoagg Secretary, Mary Marting Treasurer, Martha Lakeg President, Robert Dell Isola. Class Advisors W,,,,.,a.,,,a. , , . Louise Bailey, Cary Rothenberger, and Forrest Branch. xx x xx Q X X X , ,xrixix x MX' . -QR . -Q ' x K gl M y Y AM dy Vx , Q. ,. A , w, , V ff Q k xx ax' f, .. Guam? V. ii , t i 5. Q E' xr. 4: L my f E E s E331 1 253' km . ig. .- 'Q W .L.f,X 1 :ff .aw . 1, IX- . . 5 3 . . A .. Mm W? Z an fi? -. A , x M .Ts E if , Q? . V I fir . Q. M. . ' af - up 51.1 . i k '.g,' . .Y 4 A K,-'TSE f'Tff. K, fi I5 gzifri- - it SN.. iisggaii .sg ,. :,z: .1 . xg., 55QT3ff':': 'ifgffiifril ' sap H f li, Aga, .1 is Q zfifl 21.-. ' , -sv- I. Auten M. Bailey N. Bailey P. Godliard T. Goodwin M. Greenan K. Barrett H. Barwood D. Beckwith R. Griffith N. Hart R. Hamel C. Blanchard J. Blandin J. Brown H. Hawes J. Johnson S. Johnson M. Campbell K. Carr R. Carr K. Klinkenberg P. LaBombard D. Laing J. Dickey B. Dimitroff H. Yeaton A. McNair J. Manchester C. Marx M. Estes H. Folley R. Fraser M. Hill A. Milliken A. Milovsoroff P. Forster G. Freeman A. Fullington B. Moore L. Morrison R. Morse fa. 32 Eff? .. 'sy J A . ' 3 .ass . M - .-.mr V. 4 2 'X f INK 'K .. . J ...sf FP as 3:E 1ig ,L 5 Y If if xiii. 1 E32 ' Y. C.. ,Q A- tn. . w. .ttf 1 .Q X rv ., W . 35 an .tj 3 ri... . as 5 F 'Q . X X F L K K VXVK: V .N as R -. . -Q H - t is xx, . LVVL K A K gi rl ' F In F i 9 3? -N' 75 l .Q ,---' 5...-. i. . as 251. 'Q is t. 9 A in laii 355 ' A i KN: 4 1. il I b t. t ...Mis-. , . . . -nz .I ... . ... L. ,z . . . . '2 ., : A Q' fi? . . . 1 . . . Q K .- wf1..gvz1 8 sua! '- - -1 - ' . F 2 :fp-VE ' - , 4 - - u 1 1 'D ' - Ieiifz T E 'r 1 Q 1 a 1 n u u 1 w .,,, , .,..,,.., , H .. . . ,xx nun , I 4 s ' ' w 5- . Q, . a s u s n an -3, 5: ,SEL ' is l 1 Q S l H ii? .s f G. Furlkhouser ,... ..,... .,... . N. GariPaY is' f ...- -:r'--. I s - . S. Gee . T. Noyes gs. tt-, .. ' ' . . . 'im . , G. Nyboer . -A c t Q' y J. ounstead F., a t ,Q was :MEX .1-' K I f A- A atsct . 35.2 wx 1 . . if 42 f' 9355 i??7i?5 ? ?EiSi A ?955'ii?ff is Wf2if??f'i5 , ' im. .?ims.f...ssS..xeef..sE ' -'t11 r . M 21 . ... , S 1 P Price W. Richardson Robinson I. Stewart K. Stewart D. Sullivan Sansbury Sargent Scott C. Syvertsen E. Thompson D. Tobin Seace Sensenig Small M. Trachier B. Ward J. Whitney Smith Sperry Starzyk F. Widmayer J. Wilder A. Wood M. Stevens FRESHMEN F E hx ' .1 ss . X wifi 4' X X. W If P s Q f X , 32 li K Al ? Q 2 i 5 X .ugly 7 Nm Nm :SSR I mg, . - X 49 X .. . .. tx wg CLASS OFFICERS Presideut,John Dickeyg Treasurer, Peggy Forsterg Secretary, Peggy Sadlerg Vice-President, Donald Beck with. ADVISORS Wayland Porter, Margaret Klaybor, Paul Stimson. - Q F6 5 , L K Fsgififi K -f 4' Z ' T 11 if Q xi 'L .N X M xv P ., E figs X5 5 S N R W A A 1. 9 X Q X 1 - SK F E N Q Q r X X Q N x N 5 i QS f A X 5, .. 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Day . h M. Delmege R. Dunham . ii D. Rose .. .,. ,:.... 3 . . 7 A . Q, . R. Swett - -a i B ' A- Svverrsen T. Forward F. Gamble 5 . ., R. Gauthier as . G. Theriault 'Q N. Thompson D .Z ' R. Tonneson ' Z B. Greenan S. Hadlock r Q A. H311 H gaa- b V R. Trombly . - , 'M h for .. .A J. Truman ' 1 'zfi' he as r'-. Gift G. Hill b H E A. Ives B -ifi c. ward as R. weissmam-1 seeee R . C. ww My B . K. Jarotski G. Johnson R. Johnson J. Willey S. Wolfenden N. Wright C. Julian P. Kingsley G. LaBounty S. Wood - J. Longley Hia f.f'?-s:. Ls.. ge SQ! gg -5 ' . f .Q J 'Ma Liars- .gif ...f ai, Q 'Q sm ...M ,M ? gfrsgg ii-isugi Ns. W P gil' -glrffsffggg 'Z i . -ssl 511 . ..' .Ia fm.. J mi 2 N 'lt 5 ' 35...-'fi1 . ' f QV k. 5f N:l 1' . 25. J - , .L irliiv V - 'HTL . x me ss Ns ss.. iNss'!f.L5 , ya. 'U L.. ' as . El Rs... 1 . . i if sr.. .ass Q f TSN - - -sei . ,mg .+L ,Q sk as s-an . by Ss .., dxf. 4 .gr R R 5 Sa ek 'N' ,swing S 'Y' N ls-J . . 5 z5!!TASE U, .A . as t. R f -sw E.. . . .,k. 3 in iw Mr! 4' Rs-I Billy Collins President. E Q X CONSTITUTION of the HANOVER JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION PREAMBLE - In order to advance the interests of democracy through partici- pation in the affairs of school government, we, teachers and pupils, do hereby form The Hanover Junior-Senior High School Government Association. Article I. Name and Purpose Section 1. Name The name ofthe organization shall be THE HANOVER JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GOVERNMENT AS- SOCIATION. Section 2. Purpose The principal purpose of the organization shall be to develop a growing appreciation of membership in a de- mocracy by providing for the educative responsibilities of, and the privilege of participating in such a democracy in school by a. Fostering sentiments of law and order. b. Developing an appreciation of property rights and the care of public and private property. c. Promoting in allways the best interests of the school. d. Assisting in the unification of all school activ- ities. e. Promoting the general activities of the school. f. Aiding in the internal administration of the school. - Standing: John Lewis. Mr. Heffernan, Adviser. Seated: Ellen Evans, Gwen Shirley, Tom Strong, Vice Pres.: Bill Clcutt. Pres.: Skip Bean, Sec.-Tren.: Julia Dankert. John Sperry. Q 5 1 I Q l l-., -v ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE 4 S J A 1 R First Row: Kit Barrett, John Robes, Ted Anthonisen, Barbara Sycamore, Andy Packard, Mr. Claflin, Adviser. Second Row: Liz Campbell, John Neale. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES Q., X up: .1- f First Row: Janice Thompson, David Laing, Judy Brown, Bruce Merrill, Greydon Freeman, Janine Johnson. Mr. Porter, Adviser. Second Row: Robert Robinson, Carl Grover, Frederick Widmayer, Wayne Richardson, Herbert Hawes, Roger Morse, Curtis Blanchard. Third Row: Walter Billingham, Kenny Sensenig, Carl Comstock, John Dimitroff, Bill Sensenig. lion 61' Cort-red dais, in the other. and Gardner Lewis, Jr., ttti I HE HANO V ER H RPUO HANOVER, N. H., Jumon . snnion mon scnoot ALL Till: NEWS IHAT D1lZlllCl16SlClf To Edit '5 A ' lr - '55 Harpoon Indo i 'tunes Next Year's Board .Xt a special .t-sc-nthly on We-dt lvsdiii attvrnooo, May lit. Ytlxmgo li-with nas nzinivd 1-Iditorintjhiet tl tht- 1954 lnde, Assisting he-r is t'li1ornxan ol' the Write l'ps Board will be tlurn Shirley. The itlwr int-nibers of the Write-Ups ioartl are Leo Estes, Andy Packs ird, .Inn Volt, Janice Thompson. intl Carol Sausxille The Photo' graphp Editors are Jack Lampe and ludy Tanzi. Karl tlerstcnberger is he Business Manager, and Barbara Sycamore the Secretary Last years Board presented the skit 'lin De Ark as a means of an- iouncing the new Board. It con, terncd HH. ,.r.,,,,.4-,. -r -..... ....,..: nulesn t Ark . sf le some: The cz ittle girl Eunday 'at Hoag tard. No. liina lin' 'inntzr , Xian filet Fl-HRD ELEC'l CAPPA l't'ster 950. has Kappa at it ninotct 'lass to l lanovcr intl Etlxi: ters in t lflllltf 501 tanding Phe Dart cholustic econtlari 'lass of 't-ar tiki: wer Hig he nam: lobinsnn :fn HANOVER COPS 2nd WIN Xl RST l.lrll5rXNUN big nmlhs inning rally hroueht Hanover High school its -t-cond straight victory May lil at tht' Tilarauders bounced trorn ii -till deficit going into the tinal trann- lo ri 74 victory over thi' West Lebanon lions on the Hill- sidvrk honie held. ln the big ninth, Johnny Lewis started things oil by drawing a treo pass oil Rick Temple. who nent all the way for the Lions. Lewis stole second base and went to third on Billy Orcutts infield Zttanrim Mmicnitsrna During the skit presented by the Student Council, Senior Class Oflicers Elected HAWTHORNE HURLS ONE HlTTER t'l,.XltrINlt.lN'l' -we livlnnd tr su- ptfrh ont- ht! lllwhlflil of Nl lliilfl Donnie lldlklllltlilll' the Moro Mas raiitlatrs ot llanowr lltgh sion their matt yictory of the year, ll-1, May ll, by setting back the St. Mary Vonivts, at Barnes Park in Clare- mont Hawthorne. in making his tirst appearance on the mound this year, displayed speed as viell as a lot of control, as he gave up one single, three walks, and one ln tht- rcccnt elections ci cd by thc Student t'ount'il 9th, lllth :ind llth grade Urrutt was elected prcsid thi- t'ount'il for the yt-ar l Toni Strong x-.as chosen sic' dont, and Skip Bi-an set lroastirt-r Bill has servvfl on the 5 Council this yi-ar as the rep attic of thc Junior class. 'IU been the Sophomore Class st-ntativc, ln addition to these ollict member from each class i elected in the coming clas tions, . ... . .. I 7 I 1 l l s x 1 P l I I l S i i . 1 1 K r RUS: First Row: Elliot Carr, Ted Anthonisen, John Tonseth, Julia Sanctucci, Esther Bryant, Martha Manchester, Editorg E one cfm Hella Sensenig Assistant Editor- Steve Taylor Second Row- Jim Babcock Patty Watson .lean Packard Mrs neets every nder the direction of Mrs. Koroton ae. oo entered ins exniuil uf I in the New Hampshire Scicnt I I. 2 - , . 1 ...,, . ggicfsdfhe Kapala, Adviser: Nancy Ingram, Betsy Snite, Sharon McKenna. las thygflanover lead to 34, Nall' 'ffflfk MCU- Dick Stone and Billy Aldrich walk- trorttintieti on Vaae Four: June l S0l-than ' Orford trmrtmot-it on Page l-'-tori if the Dartmouth Russian Civiliz- tion Department. The class is di- 'ided into mo groups: the seventh Cid eighth graders, Barbara Dimi- off, Janet Truman. Debby Wil- on, Mary Campbell, Granger Mora an. and Rene Miller, and three ophomore girls. .Iulia Santucei, lella Sensi-nig. and Ann Campbell. lclla, Ann. and Mary Morrison, a 'iember ot the Community Rus- ian Class, recently participated in play by Gogol. The Inspectora lateral . which was presented by he Dartmouth Russian Club. The rincipal aim of the class is to give better understanding of the Rus- .an language and the Russian eople, Gwen Shirley Is Promis Princess The class of 1955 held its biggest social event of the year. the Junior Prom, on Saturday evening, May 8, in the llnrh School Auditorium, During the intermission came the highlight of thc evening, thc crown' ing of Gwen Shirley as Princess of the Prom She was escorted by t'litl' Sloan '56. Gxsen wore a black velvet halter blouse and white net skirt. During the intermission, refresh- ments were served in the cafeteria, which was decorated with multi- colored streamers and balloons, David Pierce Studios took pictures of those couples who wished them. The auditorium was decorated u ith a large top hat, a pair of white gloves. and a cane in one corner, and the throne, uhich rested on a Three large balloons with black light shining on them. Music was prmide-d by the Black Panthers of Middlebury, who played many special numbers and requests, The Junior Class wishes to thank all those who helped make the dance a success. including the chap- erones. Mr. and Mrs Paul Stimson, and silver top hats were hung from the ceiling with a revolving colored Mr, Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Monahan, and and Mrs, Forrest Branch, and received a first place. I then eligible for the New E Fair, held at M,l.'l'., and l May 7 for Boston with Mr. arrl, Michael increased his exh adding the liquid fuel rock he did not have time to fin the state contest, This rot propelled by oxygen and pi He also added thrust stant several new posters. Ther: ten thousand entries and one winnersg Michael was the lucky people who rece second place. He plans to cc his study of rockets next Q After a very eventful Michael arrived home at 7 . av ', 'g.?ftfigr , f- r iss 2Q'f,,S as ssfrgffslils iris nw. ,grain ri- o Wwfnq, N Nl!! N, ev First Row: Jon Colt, Gwen Shirley, Judy Tanzi. Karl Gerstenberger, Jean Sausville, Esther Bryant, Miss Bailey, Adviser. Second Row: David Sycamore, Leo Estes, Jack Lampe, Editorg Barbara Sycamore, Andy Packard. avg. 15,5 4, X ENOFIRON ggnullll' Hoehn, Miss Hayes, Adviaerg Susan Karwoski, Margaret Brown. Betsy Brown, Secretary QE 4 :2 ?4 Z. Q 11 . af' QS Seated: Patty Watson, Assistant Editorg Julia Santucci, Editor. 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X ,, x,r. fgvfffj37fQ' 'fxxxilug L fv.rhi'nii L if ',. .Jun ,AN Ul'N'lmullilll:.l'l1U' N- A Q , ,,, .,,., v. .H w Region WN' Ihre In Ham V.. u.-4-. vw-- JX 'rv '-w . 1 . . t v . nn First Row: Hella Sensenig. Virginia Ware. Janet MacDonald. Nancy Johnson. Beverly Reed, Jean Packard, Maribeth f King. Julia Santucci. Second Row: Steve Taylor, Irene Couture. Co-Chairmang Ion Colt, Mrs. Kapala. Adviser. wwi' .L YV A ' it e if ,eene t igft 1 Elie , vj e .ggi FC TLIGHTERS N JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB -,ng xxx Your and 100 ka eski Ps S hardt O be lim Trihat 12.5, Fu Zas'Ro D w. Secogala' - I ane Ona Snr Cha d R Mar5?mAZgx1aEj'hf'0mfg e U ne Mr Bfyiay' k4N-inc . argary 30 chi, Sk fe Sares SENIQR XS- 0 blue. - A ey. artln Paulilllegicersggsvergg Donn CLE ' -L if Ballaifrarifvfinlgancy Mixed chorus QS. A TY r BJ ' Lea gteaflisferstafk, J 5 I Worrxg My , Hn Mairi. 'jjvdy 3176 SW AS Serxes A rrzurgbmx My Earn nn' is-gueljznzi, err, Ca VHHIN' unis. Sldeni: go-wgy lgivirine arty 'WNaniZ. NYM .mf n al Rosa Poling, Sha kard Eliza Couture, K Inlie Do g , Butler. Sue lean Pac , bell. kene Filsi Row: Betsy Snite, Sandra Sanrer. Secondkowr Virginia blrnpe. 1 Hoffman. Iuka Sanmcci, Ann Camp Russell. Gai 60 189' Margaret Gould. Edith Kind Syverrsen. Barbara Sycamore. Ann Bragner, ron McKenna, Vice-Presidentg Martha Lake, beth Gr ant, Erizaberh Lindam, Abigail arherine Lord. ,f ,. i WL, ILL. fn- ,,,,Q,, 'j'ig5J,,., 4' mf ff,,,,,,,, ,, iff v f af W wjndq Btancn. XeanSans-zine, GXoxiaBan1eX. 3204 CY iw Reed, CaxoX Laitonlbatd, Sean Dnvis. E'I2-U0 SYM? SV a Heuex. Angie Derhasse. Mnrxex Cnomnaxd, Rua Swan. SN aw, Dowfny Fnmngnon. Nanci U1q5an1.Xnd9 Cole. Fuss?-own Nan Sean Corvick, B016 9-ow: Natalke Oven. 531. I Sanxce Thompson, Vxvnmw ' S f 11 ILL? I 4 I, Hr pq C712 I1 U' K -'S nd T 121, 0 0 MQ!!! IO 'iz all To 'fl' ' O acDo nam , e.tM A Second Kxnq.. e Sain , San may 9-ee . Nlatibexn I' PO It ,huh Jap ' s FU-S I Ro W. . Kar lce Blenberg er Ga: dne ' Le Wjs Ken Tl-- bl ZS 5 Y o fy 11 Ilglfohnc ' llhzbao D a Us, li,,,Q T'i,i-l.fgAw U Mon. J w , nn'-,. L ' . Q TUBE: th? MigcOnd --, vlrhu1,,, 21211, ?W -::, 1vor, Afowg aheet be'f0re mmf 1e 'MR0Ha1l ' ffl 353 6 fowl? gh!-ist u mrxweg Woo? john H 5- -gfw,-H rf S , - , D ' W avfdawes ::31g, ' s H 1 D I A idawl In adloclivgib mg Them c 'H' er, B321 l H JUNIOR GIRLS' CHOIR First Row: Gretchen Nyboer, Janet Truman, Patty Stark, Gretchen Funkhouser, Evelyn Thompson, Cynthia Crandall Marilyn Chesley, Linda Morrison, Mary Campbell, Dawn Nichols. Second Row: Debbie Wilson, Pam Chamberlin Anita Hamel, Mary Trachier, Diane Tobin, Connie Marx, Ann Wood, Anne McNair, Beryl Joiner, Ellen Evans. First Row: Diane Pelton, Sylvia Eggen, Judy Olmsted, Nancy Garipay, Joanna Blandin, Carolyn Syvertsen, Nancy Bailey, Frances Cobb, Barbara Ward, Carolyn Pierce. Second Row: Peggy Forster, Ann Orton, Sandra Ware, Shirley Ashline, Phyllis MacDonald, Susan Rich, Margaret Penn, Vea Palmer, Barbara Moore, Barbara Dimitroff. FESTIVAL MARCH 3 PROCESSIONAL MARCH ht VIOLIN F, mmnznssonn- BARTHOLDY M t 0rch.hy C.Paul Herfurth 1 aes oso D ,l l Q D n i ii' - 5::l.:::.. '::::.. on 5.-5525: Ili! f , V f n 1 O- n A. 'T 1.51 , S0 z 'twin we YVOUO 6 , 44,792,119 hir A 7? es 9 S K, can sow' d0Qy,, 17 1,0 49 ox 'Q' I G1 9 efw Q B 4096 ' el' V Ps A96 S L Y G09 'Hp g e ' UU: l we l db! l hug D.. y 1 ' NN X ox' K- ,. XX XX., - 'xx ' -eff X Q' N X S 9? D' 1 f I 1 I N, F A. 7 Left to nght: Maribeth Kxng, Dav1d Sycamore. Iohn Foret, Allen H1ll, Barbara Dxmnroff, John Neale. Danny Monahan. wes. G etche . John Ha I' n Nyboer Skip Bean, John Cusson. John D' 't ff A11nMaxwe11 'E 1 m 1 r o , e , Julie Dougal, Sharon McKenna . L g ' Xi F M ,xxx NX I Miss HELEN E. GooDw1N X 5 f7 ' ' is., Nd - .5- h N E xl 6 6. Semper Fidelis 1311 P rt in Bbzygliigornetsl P- March SOUSA at HY W7 Y I- : V 7 :YI I: , Q- I -flrlff I 'g irrz'-.:.' ?..g.m. .... :55...5g 5 .-mai.. .'!::5E:.'.-25 f ' 9 Q. F F ,u t t new :Q f. A t 'QE :Pt ii fini' E' facile ?- ..-.. ...: f ff? l it .. ..:..':'.:.....-. .aaa - 'sii'g:.ia.-te-.1--.Egg ' 1 :E I 2 Q 7 ' c :mai ' ' Y C.--Q E L ' :5 55 ::5E'i 3.F:': ' 5355: :5F5F5'.'5 23 fy Q' ' m - 4 XJ 1-lf ' if I 1 P- i e AFAQAAQ ti. - 15,2 J. 'SJ' M, - A , A K' 'ask . ,W ia. k ,,,L K A if , L . N' f wt- ' K ,, 1 ., . ,.k. W nl W wcviiu wi A an . .. . . 1., .. ,,, WWW ? ' it is f X ,791 r,Mf'YiQf-arz-sgfw ' as ,Q First Row: Pete Major. Second Row: Allen Maxwell, Bob Hadley, John Dimitroff, Paul Cusson. Third Row: Dan Monahan, Allen King, Allen Hill, Barbara Dimitroff. Fourth Row: David Sycamore. Gordon LaBounty, Ann Campbell, Paul Rayton. Fifth Row: John Dickey. Steve Jenks. John Manchester, Tom Forward. Sixth Row: Granger Morgan, Neil Macintosh, Maribeth King, John Neale. Seventh Row: Diane Rose, Ganiard Johnson. Sandra Ware, Dawn Nichols. Eighth Row: Elizabeth Campbell, Nancy Ware. Frank Bean, Mary Campbell. WASHINGTON kind LEE SWING Washington and lee Universifyl by Thornton W. Allen, C. A. Robbins, M. W. Shoah f 2 , Q t 3 , C ' I , Y , ,, Aiufilif Ill Q Q U f I I .. - u:HW1 ' Z..lf:1Q-I H9 U' F1'H S-ul :IH ' ll I IQYI: v, if I Ami'-1' LATIN CLUB 'W' i First Row: Susan Karwoski,JohnAuten,MichaelLewis,Dermod Sullivan, John Sperry, Curtis Blanchard, Allen Max- well, Ann Milovsoroff. Second Row: Linda Morrison, Betty Stevens, Ann Bragner, Garda Jensen, Sally Karwoski, Barbara Moore,Margaret Gould,Julia Dankert, Third Row: Constance Marx, Betsey Brown, Jeanne Sansbury, Kath- erine Barrett,Barbara Dimitroff Qsecretaryj, Linwood Beanq Presidenty, Peggy Sadler, Katrina Foley, Gretchen Funk- houser, Anne McNair. First Row: Joanna Blandin, Andrew Stewart, William Sensenig, John Bannen, Shepp Kimball, Allen Hill, Judith Brown. Second Row: Hal Barwood, Penny Folley, Priscilla Goddard, Mary Campbell, Kathy Klinkenberg, Ann Orton, Gretchen Nyboer, Ann Wood. Third Row: Kenneth Sensenig. John Manchester, Greydon Freeman fTreas- urery, Virginia Lampe fVice-Presidentj, Robert Carr, Mr. Claflin fAdviser1. FRENCH CLUB First Row: Leo Estes, Richard Olmsted, Julie Dougal, Hella Sensenig, Virginia Lampe,JohnBannen,Peter Coyle. Second Row: Susan Poling, Betsy Snite, Nancy Ballard, Phoebe Collins fTreasurerJ, Mrs. Churchill fAdvisery, Ros- alind Syvertsen fPresidentj, Martha Lake, Sharon McKenna, Edith Sauter. Third Row: Stephen Taylor, Kenneth Trimble,JonathanCoy1e,RussellCarlson,CarlGrover,ElliotCarr, Julius Margulies, Allen Hill, Edmund Robichaud. Fourth Row: Garda Jensen, Gwendolyn Shirley, Judith Bowen, Patricia Watson, Jane Raymond, Betsy Brown,Nancy Smythe, Lianne Withee, Barbara Moore. Hill First Row: Susan Karwoski, Sally Karwoski, Ann Bragner, Katrina Foley, Margaret Gould, Julia Dankert, Katherine Lord, Ann Campbell, Abigail Russell. Second Row: Irene Couture, Martha Manchester, John Tonseth, Margaret Brown fSecretaryJ, Nancy Ingram QVice Presidentj, Daniel Monahan,Gail Hoffman, Sara Heller. Third Row: Andy Packard,John Robes, Peter Rogenski, Jim Leavitt, John Lewis, Michael Lewis, Allen Maxwell, Peter Major, Skippy Bean. Fourth Row: Julia Santucci, Maribeth King, Delores Raymond, Betty Grant, Donna Trottier, Jean Packard, Helen Richardson, Peggy Forster, Elizabeth Lindahl, Sally Orcutt. 'EL FCAM REAL SPANISH CLUB Sf ' 2 Wu - Left to rrghtz Gardner Lew1s,Barbara Sycamore, J1m Babcock, Donna Record, John Harrrngton, Mr. Clafl1nfAdvrserj Andy Stewart, Rita Sloan, Bob Garrity. Judy Tanzi, Ronald Wood, Linda Hicks, Ted Anthonisen, Jack Lampe. ,I i 3, qy f :' ' iii ' X' ?m3.g- x 6-larrfft - 7VfCr'nffr11f1uQ SECRETARIAL AIDES Left to right: Janice Thompson, Pauline Rich, Natalie Olsen, Nancy Johnson, Violet Ashline, Miss Barry QAdviserp, Janet MacDonald,MarySmalley,Beverly Reed, Miss McAveeney QAdvisery, Esther Bryant, Jean Davis, Jean Sausville. LIBRARY AIDES Left to right: Jean Davis, Julia Dankert, Mrs. Churchill fAdviserj, Janet MacDonald, Nancy Johnson, Jucy Branch, Virginia Ware, Beverly Reed fl-lead Librarianj, Mildred Wilmott, Irene Couture, Shirley Reed, Violet Ashline. 410 Dday 0 CPA-gdsfiusa greagblbff' t M C' 11,60 .9 'ally 80, 471' I A' te p e and II 6617601 D 1' otafo .Z5D .Z5D .ZSD .ZSD .ZSD .Z5D .30F .00 .30F .ZSD .Z5D .Z5D .Z5D .ZSD CAFETERIA AIDES xxesda Y 1 V663 saxaagvet 9 Se' 6 5vaC5b:?e,af5 asses Ye' XAXXY Left to right: Miss Truchon fAdviserQ,Ianice Thompson, Robert Carr, John Manchester, Emily Seace, Violet Ashlme Dorothy Palmer, Jeanette Wallace, Mildred Wilmott, Nancy Stark, Iohn Lewis, Pauline Laramie, Mrs. Dupell fAd visery. eanesdw . W r afebu s. r ,N gXSx1t ing b 6 anna 35115 '55 d 3 159 B163 CY Pfppxglk .10 .10 .10 .10 .10 .ZSD .Z5D .Z5D .25D .Z5D .ZSD .ZSD r aaqda Jf C6 6 pei-rfebufge Fr 300' rs 131'-fe?-91-1.0! fo S FIRE PATROL :firm-v.. Kneeling: Andy Packard. Standing: Pete Sadler, John Coyle, Jack Fraser, John Harrington, Mr. Bragner, John Lewis. SAFETY PATROL 3 First Row: George Theriault, Jack Hill, Joseph Willey, Paul Cusson, David Rich, Robert Merrill, Bruce Greenan, Neil Macintosh, Sten Olsen. Second Row: Mr. JewettQAdviser1. .r-P' 4' 0 . o 'I . s, 9? 0' e 'IAQ Q Q so 40,5 1 ...,. T03 cw . T Uv First Row: Peter Weiss, Thurman Martin, John Saia, Walter Billingham, Carl Comstock, Eddie Mather, Donna Re- cord. Second Row: Robert Hart, Lawrence Hart, William Cook, Peter Coyle, Walter Record, Esther Bryant, Mr. Rothenberger flnstmctorj. Wilmington, Delaware THE HIGH STANDARD MANUFACTURING CORP. Hamden, Conn. ITHACA GUN COMPANY Ithaca, New York THE L. C. SMITH GUN COMPANY DIVISION OF THE MAIILIN I-'IREARMS COMPANY Fulton, New York THE MARLIN FIREARMS COMPANY New Haven, Conn. O. F. MOSSBERG Sl SONS, INC. New Haven, Conn. PETERS CARTRIDGE DIVISION at-:MrNcroN Anus coMPANY,INc. e,q .n I .0717 og C01 0 76, QQMQQQQQ 160 if QE' 014 ry Q9 ef Qwoexowq FUTURE TEACHERS 0F AMERICA Left to right: Carl Grover fPresidentj, Mrs. KlayborfAdviserj,JaniceThompsonfSecretary-Treasurerj, Ed Irene Couture, Gale Hoffman, Rosalind Syvertsenfvice Presidentj. ne Teachers Eilege Kee K ene New Ham? e I ri? K-gp' Af? A fre 'zf -e J9. ibijqe-ee -2 - Pia-Em5er2 ' 3 'AE' if KW: H Q ASL! by wal 5 If if Q .wx s ls' 1 Left to right: Car1Comstock,DavidSycamore,JohnAuten,Curtis Blanchard, John Dimitroff, Mr. Leonard fAdviscrj, Herbertl-iawes, Wayne Richardson, Frederick Widmayer, David Laing, Hal Barwood fVice Presidentj, David Price, :M Janine Johnson qPresidentJ. Marcia Greenan fSecretary-Treasurerj, Grey Freeman, Judy Brown. L7 ff Q if 'fQ1Q-5 1 Fi fl 'E T x Af I i' X 6 Q ul . + Q , 1 M 1 -, lbw-, ' f e -.5 y rf I ako, if ,Au 8 I .sv K --., ..-'?.,:.gg-3. '-H. 1 ' I I . V 4,-SQ 4 , E?-LI: fs. ,.,:-it-L...-if :AN QI: , I A may i Sgsffis I ' :'?t'- ' any L'-3 s M 01 f V f' E j It MM - L g:.l,,:.-v'- if su.. ss i Rf ' I Aditi.: . '-. ,jj -J' , 4102.551 I -M apr , Mll'3:1'i-21:81 ' 'salts ill 55. 2. .Ti 0. . 'Zh i 1' Sir fm ,,.,f .gf 5? ' it iv I .hr 'i M' ':'xgA-I . 1? -1 , r - ff I4 7,.f 1 1 r .44 ... 151 - r I 1 4, 'fe , n i A f'-me vw as '- NJ LQ: fZI.:glr'q..' M - -ag ollylsiu' A I yu., IZ: if '- -A-aa-. , ' 9 ' u' , Y f 1 4 f 4 img.. I ' or ' a if 9 'i ,. J592' W . I Af' -Eff Nerf X 215 Qlvrtifraiv nf ilivttvr Aural '4 annum' Irliglg Svrhnnl Atlglrtir Zltaanriatirm lslannnrr, N. Iii. Elgin ia in Qlvrtifg that rntitlrh tn llitlii' thi' liztrsitg L is cntitl tion iii Awardl ini? iovu r.-br. H131 S AXVARD 5 im sutttstsflll pri m wear First Row: Jean Packard, Mr. Marsh fAdviserj, Leo Estes, Janice Thompson, Judy Branch. Second Row: Katrina Foley, Peter Garrity, Jim Leavitt, Jack Hoag, Teddy Anthonisen, Betsey Brown. Third Row: Barbara Sycamore, Peter Sadler, John Lewis, Jim Elder, Skippy Bean, Mary Martin. Fourth Row: Gwen Shirley, Robert Trachier, Robert Garrity. Judy BowenfTreasurerQ, Ricky Merrill fPresidentJ, John Robes fSecretaryJ, John Harrington QVice-Presidentj,Natalie Olsen, Richard Olmsted, Julius Margulies, Nancy Chase. Fifth Row: Pauline Rich, Dave Philbrook, Dick Little, Andy Packard, Maribeth King, Judy Tanzi, Irene Couture, Muriel. Chouinard, Angie DeMasse, John Foret, Ellio Carr, Betsy Snite. Sixth Row: Betty Stevens, Don Hawthorne, David Hadlock, Lawrence Hart, John Cusson, Sue Poling. Seventh Row: Nancy Smythe, Alex Rennie, Bob Dell Isola, Steve Taylor, John Hawes, Sharon McKenna. Eighth Row: Esther Bryant, John Dimitroff, Jim Babcock,Gardner Lewis, Kenneth Trimble, Lea Ann Martin. Ninth Row: Patty Watson, Jerry Burt, Richard Stone, Karl Gerstenberger, Russell Carlson, Linda Hicks. l IOVER First Row: Connie Marx, Anne Milliken, Kathy Klinkenberg, Joanna Blandin, Carl Comstock, Katrina Foley, Judy Olmsted,Nancy Ingram,Libby Lindahl. Second Row: Abigail Russell, Maribeth King, Peggy Sadler, Julia Dankert, Priscilla Goddard, Kini Lork, Joan Starzyk. Third Row: Penny Folley, Kit Barrett, Rita Sloan, Barbara Sycamore, Judy Bowen, Judy Brown. Fourth Row: Martha Hill, Patty Watson, Michael Lewis, Shepp Kimball, Garda Jensen, Mr. Heffernan, Adviser. Fifth Row: Jerry Burt, Peter Major, Sue Poling, Skip Bean, Bill Sensenig. owe ,I-V, uf' First Row: John Hawes,Bill Orcutt,Dave Hadlock, Pete Garrity,Ted Anthonisen, Leo Estes fCapta1nj Elliot Carr John Robes,BobTrachier, Bob Dell Isola, Rick Merrill. Second Row: Mr. Branch fCoachj, John Tonseth QManagerj Jack Hoag, Pete Starzyk, Bill Aldrich, Steve Taylor, John Cusson, Bob Garrity, Morgan Goodrich, Skip Bean fManagerj Mr.Beattie fCoachj. Third Row: John Harrington, Pete Sadler, Jim Leavitt, Alan Fullington, Tom Noyes Jim Bab cock, Dick Little, John Lewis, Maurice Gilson. Towle Manchester Concord Littleton FOOTBALL West 6-28 O-6 12-25 7-14 - S, Hanford Lebanon Plymouth Berlin sm' 5 Q? S s ,,., - , ,I 0-19 6-14 32-12 33-0 ,fy A 1 ' N K XV 5' 1- . .,.- .' an EYEQRQ' '1'Q 'X'f?,:E?t i3 Q' - x -'fa X - 11. 1 JM: 155 'N s M Q Q 4 W . w W . W' ' ,, . , l , uni' 'W 'ww f : - ' af , s 3 X J ,.a my , FIELD HOCKEY First Row: Barbara Sycamore, Judy Branch, Betsy Snite, Pauline Rich, Lea Ann Martin fCaptainy, Penny Folley, Patty Watson. Judy Tanzi. Second Row: Jean Packard, Sylvia Rich, Rita Sloan, Miss Ayer fCoachJ. Judy Bowen, Irene Couture, Sally Orcutt. First Row: Elizabeth Lindahl, Nancy Garipay. Joan Starzyk, Julia Dankert, Shirley Bombard, Kit Barrett, Diane Tobin, Cora Hayes. Second Row: Abigail Russell fManagerj, Nancy StarkQManagery, Nancy Smythe, Evelyn Thompson, Virginia Lampe, Barbara Ward, Miss Ayer fCoachy, Sue Poling, Barbara Dimitroff,Sa1ly Karwoskiflvian- agery. FIELD HOCKEY Hanover Hanov er Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanove r 1954 Towle Lebanon Towle Lebanon Hartford Hartford Stevens Wins 5 Losses 1 Ties 1 BOYS' BASKETBALL VARSITY First Row: Don Hawthorne, Gardner Lewis, Co-captain, Rick Merrill, Co-captain Dick Stone, Leo Estes, Bob Dell Isola. Second Row: John Cusson, scorer, John Bannen, manager, Bob Trachier, Pete Sadler, John Lewis, Dave Hadlock, Dick Olmsted, manager, Coach Bryce Beattie. 1 Hanover 53 Windsor 54 Hanover 57 St. Mary's 49 Hanover Lebanon Hanover Windsor Hanover Charlestown Hanover Littleton Hanover Littleton Hanover Hartford Hanover West Lebanon Hanover Woodstock Hanover Charlestown Hanover Hartford Hanover West Lebanon Hanover Woodstock Hanover St. Mary s Hanover Lebanon Wins 8 Losses 8 Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Lost Lost Won Won Lost Lost Lost Lost BOYS' J. V. BASKETBALL 5, QXQKUVQB grN0y First row Pete Major Bob Estes Dan Monahan, Pete Starzyk, Bill Sensenig. Second row John Bannen manager Jack Fraser Mrchael Lewis Pete Rogenski, A1Borey, coach. GIRLS' BASKETBALL First row: Nancy Ballard, Martha Lake, Sue Poling, Lea Ann Martin, captain, Nancy Chase, Pauline Rich Second row: Diane Ayer, coach, Lianne Withee, co-manager, Kit Barrett, Jean Packard, Linda Hicks, Edith Sauter co manager. Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanove r Hanover Hanove r Hanove r Hanover Hanove r 40 Lebanon 40 Woodstock 43 Charlestown Z4 Hartford 7 West Lebanon 33 Charlestown 19 Hartford 17 Woodstock Z7 West Lebanon 2.2 Lebanon Wins Z Losses 8 G1RL'S BASKETBALL J. Hanov er Hanover Hanove r Hanove r Hanover Hanov er 7 19 19 18 54 53 Wins 3 Woodstock Hartford Hartford Woodstock Enfield Enfield Los ses 3 GIRLS' J. V. BASKETBALL First Row: Cora Hayes, Mary Jean Trachier, Diane Tobin, Sylvia Rich, Nancy Garipay, Betty stevens, Margaret Gould, Manager. Second Row: Miss Ayer, Coach, Nancy Bailey, Evelyn Thompson, Nancy Smythe, Nancy Stark, Barbara Ward, Barbara Dimitroff, Lianne Wirhee, Manager. ICE HOCKEY To First Row: John Hawes, Elliot Carr, John Harrington, Captain, Ted Anthonisen, Jim Babcock, Pete Garrity. Second Row: Peter Coyle, Manager, Alex Rennie, John Cusson, John Manchester, Donald Beckwith, Robbie Carr, Maurice Gilson, John Tonseth, Mr. Branch, Coach. Hanover 0 Notre Dame 8 Hanover 2 Vermont Academy 'I Hanover 1 K. U, A, 6 Hanover O K, U, A, 8 Hanover 2 Vermont Academy 1 Hanover 4 Holderness 2 Hanover 3 Holderness 2 Hanover J,V, 4 Cardigan Mt. School 2 Hanover 6 Holderness 4 Wins 5 LOSSCS 4 SKI TEAM First row: Richard Norris, coach, Bill Orcutt, captain, Jerry Burt, John Robes. Second row: Russell Carlson, Skip Bean, Jim Leavitt, Shep Kimball, Andy Packard, manager. ...4 Left to right: Gwen Shirley, Co-head, Pauline Rich, Angie Delviasse, Martha Man- Snooksy chester, Joanna Blandin, Judy Branch, Jean Packard, Judy Tanzi,uCo-head. CHEERLEADERS BASEBALL First Row: Leo Estes, John Lewis, Dick Stone, Donnie Hawthorne. Ken Mayette, Captain, Bill Orcutt, John Robes, John Harrington, Dick Brennan. Second Row: Mr. Beattie, Coach, Andy Packard, Skip Bean, Jerry Burt, Bill Al- drich, John Hawes, David Hadlock, Pete Major, Ted Anthonisen, Peter Garrity, Manager. Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover - BASEBALL 1954 3 Towle 5 Hartford 11 St. Mary 6 St. Mary 6 West Lebanon 3 Lebanon 3 Enfield 2 Towle 1 Lebanon 8 Hartford 8 West Lebanon 6 Enfield Wins 3 Losses 9 Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover SOFTBALL 1954 TRACK 1954 14 Orford 13 Hanover 57 213 Windsor 46 113 40 Enfield K.U.A, Invitational Meet 19 Lebanon Hanover fFifthj 11 Hartford Hanover 24 Towle 80 20 Orford Hanover 14 Stevens 90 31 Lebanon Hanover 40 Lancaster 46 Wins 4 Losses Twin State Valley Meet Hanover Uiourthj Hanover 34 213 Lebanon 69 113 New Hampshire State Meet Hanover Uiighthj Wins 1 Losses 7 SOFTBALL rl i :- L X ,awtmf SWNS -Y First Row: Phoebe Collins, Manager, Maribeth King, Manager. Second Row: Jean Packard, Betty Chouinard, Judy Branch, Cora Hayes, Pat Hoag, Captain, Sara Heller, Muriel-Chouinard, Natalie Olsen, Shirley Bombard, Third Row: Sally Orcutt, Llanne Withee, Betty Stevens, Linda Hicks, Susan Poling, Miss Ayer, Coach, Sharon McKenna, Betsy Brown, Nancy Smythe. Katrina Foley, Nancy Stark. TRACK First Row: Pete Sadler, John Dimitroff, Arthur Piper, Glen Hart, Norrie Carr, Captain, Bill I-licks, Bob Johnson, Larry Hart, Dave Philbrook. Second Row: Jimmy Leavitt, Larry Smith, Maurice Gilson, Dick Little, Bob Dell Isola, James Elder, David Thompson, Jack Hoag. Third Row: Ken Trimble, Manager, Stanley Smith, Robert Hart, Mr. Heffernan, Coach, Steve Taylor, Julius Margulies. Manager. CLASS OF 1954 aa..-wt... Aw! . WM First Row: Marian Stevens, Arnold Rich, Alicia Pianca, Evan Evans, Christina Dickey, Glen Giles, Patricia Hoag, Mr. Bacon, Principal, David Duclos, Mary Ann Hayward, Alan Merrill, Mary Morrison, Charles Smith, Frances Bailey, Robert Elder, Janice Demers. Second Row: Gloria Davis, Joanne Thompson, Richard Brannen, Sandra O'Brien, John Sargent, Nancy Thorburn, Daniel Waterman, Janet Poore, Arthur Piper, Teresa Tobin, Lois Cook, Yvonne Chouinard, Kenneth Mayette, Melisa Hancock, Philip Watson, Susan Keene. Third Row: Jackson Wright, Barbara Braman, RobertMorse, Muriel Grant, Glen Hart, Janet Babcock, John Buskey, Olive Watson, Richard Trot- tier, Patricia Hadlock,John L'Ecuyer, Glenna Hayes, Bruce Luckenback. Fourth Row: Joseph Merrill, Thomas Colt, William Smalley, Gerald Stickney, William Hicks, Hugh Fox, Norman Carr, Bruce Griffith. Janet Babcock. . . Frances Bailey. . Barbara Braman. Richard Brannen. John Buskey .... Norman Carr. . . Yvonne Chouinard, . Thomas Colt .... Lois Cook. . . Gloria Davis .... Janice Demers. . Christina Dickey. ...........Mr.Ho1yoke , Margaret Pillsbury Hospital ................Home , , , , Merchant Marine Academy , , University of New Hampshire . . . . . . . . Amherst College , , Carter-Churchill, Lebanon . . ...... University of Oregon . . . . . . . . . . .Mrs. Albert Guyer . . St. Joseph's Convent in Montreal . . . . . . . . . Mrs. George Pringle . . . . . Smith College David Duclos. . . Robert Elder. . . Evan Evans ..... Hugh Fox ....... Marion Fullington. Glen Giles ...... Muriel Grant .... Bruce Griffith. . . Patricia Hadlock. . Melissa Hancock. . Glen Hart ....... Glenna Haye s .... Mary Ann Hayward. . . William Hicks. . . . . Patricia Hoag . . . Susan Keene .... John L'Ecuyer . . . Bruce Luckenback. Kenneth Mayette. . Alan Merrill .... Joseph Merril. . . Robert Morse. . . Mary Morrison. . . Sandra O'Brien. . . Alicia Pianca. . . Arthur Piper. . . Janet Poore .... John Sargent .... William Smalley. . Charles Smith. . . Marian Stevens. . Gerald Stickney. . . Joanne Thompson. Nancy Thorburn. . Teresa Tobin .... Richard Trottier. . Daniel Waterman. . . Olive Watson. . . . Philip Watson. . . . Constance Whitney. . . Jackson Wright. . . Arnold Rich. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Deerfield Academy U.S.ArmY , , ,Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute ................Dartm0uth . . . . . Mrs. Edward Sousa .. Cornell . . Mrs. Charles Garipay . . . . . Parks Air College . . . . . . . .. Baker Library , Boston Childrens' Hospital . . . . N. H. Technical School . . Carter-Churchill, Lebanon Wellesley . , . , . University of Vermont . . . . . . . . University of Vermont . . . . . . University of New Hampshire New England Conservatory of Music .. ...................Eastman's ...............Masonrywork . . . . . Cornell S.Army . . . . U. S. Air Force . . Pembroke College ..........Home , , , Pembroke College U.S.Arrny . . University of Vermont . . . Vermont Academy l I I l OIIO O I U . ...... . U. S. Army . . Mrs. Ronald Conrad . . . . . U. S. Air Force . . . . Telephone operator . . Mrs. Francis Huntoon , , , Telephone operator . . . . U. S. Air Force . . . U. S. Army ................Corne11 . . Admissions Office, Dartmouth . . . . . . . . Williams College U.S.AirForce THE CLASS OF 1955 WISHES TO THANK HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL'S MANY FRIENDS, LISTED BELOW, WHO HAVE MADE OUR INDE POSSIBLE Al's Supermarket. . . Book and Print Shop. . Camera Shop ....... Cash Market ......... Coburn's Jewelry Store. . College Cleaners ...... College Studio. . . . . . College Supplies. . . Co-op Food Store ...... Currier Sz Co ....... . Street, A. B. Gile Inc .... ..... 1 4 South Main Art Bennett ...... . . 24 112 South Main 79 South Main Street, 15 South Main Street, 45 South Main Street, 63 South Main Street, 28 South Main Street, . . . . . .9 Allen Street, , , , , , 2 Allen Street, 2.8 South Main Street, 33 South Main Street, . Z West Park Street, Street, Dan 8: Whit's Red 81 White .... . . . . . . Main Street. Dartmouth Book Store. . . . . South Main Street, Dartmouth Co-operative Society. . . . . . . South Main Street, Dartmouth Dairy. . . . . , Dartmouth Savings Bank. Dartmouth Smoke Shop. . Dartmouth Tutoring Bureau. . . . . Eastman's Drug Store. . . . . . . Elm's Restaurant. . . . . . . . . Fifields........... Flanders 8m Patch, . . Fletcher's ......... Frank's Corner Store. . Frozen Food Center. . F. T. Cody Co ...... . . Golfside Lunch ...... . Graham's Service Station. Hammond Motors. . . . . . Hanover Agency Insuranc Hanover Hardware Store. Hanover Press ....... Hanover School District. Hanover Shell Station. . . 6 . . . . . .Lyme Road, 40 South Main Street, 61 South Main Street, 13 South Main Street, . . South Main Street, Hanover Road, Wes t . West Park Street, . West Lebanon Road, 35 South Main Street, . . . . . . .Lebanon Road 45 South Park Street 3 9 . . . . . . . . Allen Street . . . . .. Lyme Road, 51 South Park Street . 34 W. Park -Street 37 South Main Street . . . . . . . . . South Main Street 5 South Main Street . . . Lebanon Street . 50 Lebanon Street I I I 9 9 ! ! Hanover Hanove r Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanove r Hanove r Hanover Hanover Hanove r Hanove r Lebanon Norwich Hanover Hanove r Hanover Hanove r Hanover Hanover Hanover Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Hanove r Hanover Hanover Hanove r Hanove r Hanover Lebanon Hanover Hanove r Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Street Garage Plymouth-DeSoto. . . Heather Shop ....... . . ........ . . . . . Indian Bowl Restaurant. . . . . InnGarage................ .. James Campion Inc. . . ........ . . Knotty Pine Handicraft Gift Shop. . . . . LochLyme Lodge .... .. Louie's Barber Shop ..... Manchester's Gulf Station. . . . . Michael's Radio Service. . . . . . . Modern Beauty Salon ..... Music and Recording Studio. . . . . . . Nu-Bridge ......... Norwich Inn and Motel. Office Supply Center. . . Park Street Market. . . Porter's Florist Shop. Putnarn's Drug Store. . . G. W. Rand at Son .... . Robert Bull Studio. . . Rogers Garage Inc. . . . Roger Burt Printers. . . Sargent Coal Co .... Serry's ....... oceans so Snack......... U Specialty Shop ..... Streamliner Diner. Style Shop ........ Tanzi Bros ........ . Thompson's Garage. . . Thrift Shop ...... Tony's Beauty Shop. . . . . Town 8: Country Shop. Trumbull - Nelson Co. Vermont Gateway Auto Vogue Shop ........ Wah Hoo Wash ...... Wakema Dairy ...... Walt 8r Ernie's ......... . . Ward Amidon Jewelers. . . . . Ward's Inc ........ Co... .. Ware's Garage. White River Coach Lines Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . David Pierce Studio and The America ..71 51 , , , , Hanover . 18 Mascoma . , South Main . . . . . 5 Allen Z0 South Main 70 South Main . . . Musgrove .73 South Main 34 South Main Street, Street, Street, Street, Street, Street, Block, Street, Street, . . . . . 18 West Wheelock Street, 37 South Main Street, West Lebanon Road, Main Street, Lebanon Lebanon Hanove r Hanove r Hanove r Hanove r . . Lyme Hanove r Hanove r Hanove r Hanove r Hanove r Lebanon No rwich . . 14 North Main Street, White River Jct. .45 26 South Park South Main South Main South Main South Main . . 18 Lebanon . . .6 Allen Street Street Street Street Street 'ii Street, Street South Main South Main South Main . . . . . 1 Allen 75 North Park . . South Main Street Street Street Street Street . . . . . Lebanon Road Street Street Street Street ......Al1en . 14 South Main 43 South Main . . 11 Lebanon Street, Hanove r Hanove r Hanove r Hanove r Hanove r Hanove r Hanove r Lewiston Hanove r Hanove r Hanove r Hanove r Lebanon Hanove r Hanove r Hanove r Hanove r Hanove r Hanove r .Bridge Street, White River Jct. 12 South Main Street, Hanover . . fBehind Campion'sj Hanover . 4 South Main Street 51 South Main Street . . South M.s.inlSt'reet . . . . . Lebanon Road, . . . . 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