Laconia High School - Lakon Yearbook (Laconia, NH)

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THERESA RACHEL BOLDUC Terry A peppy brunette with plenty of sparkle . . . Energetic helper at a local dry- cleaning establishment , . . One of these famous in-the-back-of-the-truck riders . . . Has a distinct aversion to Time tests. ROBERT VICTOR BROOKS Bob Dashes to and from Sanbornton via '34 Chev but is always running out of gas . . . During his leisure time, fishes for fishies . . . In his opinion Tilton is a great little town. Baseball 1, 4. JACQVELINE RITTH BOWDOIN Jarkiz ' Statuesque blonde with a nice prohle and appealing smile . . . Other member of that beach wagon duo . . . The Area is ber second home . . . Wonders why teachers always give tests on Monday morning. Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN BRUCE To be a flying hostess is her aim . . . Jean goes around with june every year . . . Shudders at the sound of cracking Hngers . . . The last one to come into homeroom each morning. Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Drama- tics 25 Bowling 2. ANN MARIE BRISSE At ease anywhere - winters, can be found skimming over Phelps, slopeg summers, cruising around Winni'l in newly- acquired aqua-vehicle . . . Reputation for lively parties, animated personality, and sincerity . . . Latest fad: chirping over her mike. Lakonian 1, 3, 45 Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 2, 35 Hockey 2. ANNE ADAIR BURROUGHS One of the better-looking seniors, with a volcanic disposition . . . Favorite pas- time: hanging around Whalen's . . . Pet peeve: Mary Tuite . . . VVell-known in debating circles . . . Enthusiastic rooter at all outdoor events, especially hockey. Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Thespians 45 National- Forensic League 2, Sec. 3, Vice-pres. 45 De- bater 2, 35 Prize-Speaking 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Class Committees 2, 35 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD EUGENE BROOKS Dirk Aviation, his favorite topic of conversation . . . Quiet and friendly . . . Hides real personality behind solemn expression . . . Listens eagerly to all jokes . . . Mid- night swimming his speciality. Track 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Rifle Club Treas. 4. GEORGETTE RITA CARRIER Georgie Life as a rich man's secretary holds an understandable allure . . . Hard-to-press pleated skirts leave her singing the bluest of blues . . . Dotes on dancing . . . Skiing and basketball make her happy, too. Dramatics 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Girls' Sports 4. 13

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JOSEPII FRANCIS ALLEN Frank Call him Herman , and his hair will curl . . . Mainstay' of Story's Drug for past two years . . . Enjoys experimenting with own atom bombs at home . . . En- thusiastic leader of local Boy Scout troop. lmzkonimz 1, Band 4. ALBERTA BASTILLE Bert Les chansons francaisesf' wake Bertie up screaming, but her l'Daaahhl rendition is movie material . . . Seeming reserve covers unsuspected wit . . . Breezed in from the cornfields around Evanston, Illinois. Chorus 3, 4. JENNIE JEANNE ALLEN Toor.v Keeps scrapbooks in droves . . . Sits by the hour dreaming up terrible tortures for gum chewers . . . Reading, no small matter in her life . . . Needle and thread are not strangers to her manipulative lingers. ARMAND WILLIAM BEDARD Leans decidedly towards all things me- chanical . . . Money of ancient vintage sets him collecting . . . A permanent fixture at Woodward's Garage . . . Another outdoorsy senior who thinks summer campings-out are just about it. JOAN ANSELL Juanita Bahyish prattle that goes with her doll-like size . . . Forever dragging books out of homeroom desk . . . Shuns any form of exertion except masticating gum fHasn't got caught in the act, eitherj. Spanish Club 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Prize Speak- ing lg Basketball 1. CARLTON HENRY BLACKEY Three sports particularly attract him - roller skating, bowling, and baseball . , . Driveway during the winter months provides him with an opportunity to ex- press his views on snow . . . Reason he skates well? works at the Riverside Arena. WELKER GILMAN ARNOLD IVilkie Another on-the-scent man . . . Shoots at Brer Rabbits behind his residence . . . Smart dresser and smooth dancer . . . Never without his red cap . . . Hoots himself hoarse in basketball cheering section. Rifie Club 4. LOUISE IDA BLANCHETTE lVeesie Sports enthusiast with a partiality for roller skating and basketball . . . Hidden sense of humor . . . Can she cook? or haven't you heard about those midnight snacks? . . . Her French temper flares up when she disagrees with you. Lzzlaonian 3. 12

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THERESA VIRGINIA CARRIER Terry Skirts always well pressed. Reason? has a share in the family dry-cleaning estab- lishment . . . Another member of that famous sextet . . . Spends rest of her time in the commercial department. VIRGINIA GENEVIEVE CATE Ginny Blonde locks and favorite orchid sweater - an attractive combination . . . Talented musician, line soprano voice, and much ability as a pianist . . . True appreciation of classics . . . Actors' main support at many performances. Chorus 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 3, 4, Thespians 45 Y-Teens 33 Class Committees 3. JOSEPHINE MARY CARUSO Jo A gal with a yen to travel . . . Oral re- ports make her shudder and shake . . . Gets exercise in skating and playing baseball . . . Juggles figures as an office worker at Lougee-Robinson's. HARRY CHADWICK, JR. Veteran pin boy at local alleys . . . Camp- ing and hunting trips at Zealand and Loon Lake win his whole-hearted ap- proval . . . Rates sleeping as main extra- curricular activity. NELSON PERLEY CASSAVAUGH, JR. Nels Does carpentering and painting up Lake- port way . . . Prompt for all classes, but quiet once there . . . Enjoys all Westerns - never misses 'em . . . His pet peeve is being called 'Casanovaf GLORIA THERESA CHAMPAGNE llpapll Bandages, iodine, cuts, and bruises hold no fear for this green-eyed miss . . . Another senior who aspires to nursing as a career . . . Belongs to association to abolish gum chewers. Dramatics 3, 43 Dance Club 4, Girls' Sports THEODORE LYMAN CATE, JR. TcdJ' Carries with him, besides that ever-present gun, an intense dislike for sarcastic girls . . . Keeps in close contact with his favorite pastime, hunting, by working at a local sporting-goods shop. Dramatics 2, 33 Orchestra lg Rifle Club 4. PAUL THOMAS COLLINS Ea er Ho Harrigan fan! . . . VVomen in S P slacks tax his patience . . . Expels energy playing baseball and bowling . . . Would like to design cars . . . Monkey- like antics misery of gym teachers, de- light of compatriots. 14