Laconia High School - Lakon Yearbook (Laconia, NH)

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K . , Q . s Q s X 'i , ANNE CAROLYN COLBY ' -.K Always sports the latest fashions, and with those bangs looks as if she'd just stepped 3 off the Cover nf SEVENTEEN . . . Real- ly makes pencils, crayons, and brushes talk. 1 Thespians 3, 45 Dramatic Society 3, 45 IHJKUN 3, 45 Commencement Usher 35 Class Committees 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 Craft Club 2. PHYLLIS HARRIETT COTTON Phil Developed an effective shriek for dramatic attempts . . . Definitely on the domestic side, with a view to practice soon . . . The new look appeals to her . . . Has a Hair for music. Thespians 45 Dramatic Society 2, 3, 45 Chor- us 2, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4. HOWARD LAWRENCE COLE Howie A passenger on the Weirs express every morning . . . Snaps pictures from the oddest angles . . . His drawings of super automobiles and airplanes merit him the title of the second Rube Goldberg. Xl. WALTER E WIN gox JR.: crm One of oltel ss wa sgaho is very likely to b dx gifs w test tube or fight- il form la . Tafes time out for ' e slswg Ida . . . An omnivorous eadfxp! sf stor'es atirwv' 5 blas ttees 25 Spanish MW, 35 Quare c rs 45 Ski Team 35 vie M 5 Science Club Vice-pres. 4. al 7' K p ' PATRICIN, ,E s Verdi muiglei wi mae S Sgrlwpniiiical Z if of e, Qfihfusion in , otip .. ,. thle'c'I ai ala e art X iherripf 'dw' 6 tp-is t, l i j ,' etee from mafi ocie , f . ,Lf owe T e k r f Q V if s 2,l 3' l M I ,1 4- , S ,Q r 1i,2,3' I' 2, C s' S orts 2, , 5 ter 4 L Clu ' oc. ub Sec.- as. 4. ' Y ELAINE EARLING ' The outdoor girl personified hockey, swimming, ba ways sooo sleepy in the Has hair that bounces . . . She is one of those Student Council 15 Y-Teens 1, 2, fic Squad 1, 25 Dance Club Dancers 3, 45 Girls' Sports G. A. A. Pres. 45 Letter Club 1, 2, ROBERT EDMUND CORRIVEAU Bob l Capp, Salvador Dali, and Adrian all Zrolled into one . . . Important factor in ' ' aking class dances a success . . . Loves K all kinds of music . . . An expert win- dow decorator L,-lfhgepianp Vi -p s. 3, 4' Dramatic Soci- gyi 2 ,sazaaits 4 'L4K0N1AN 4 ' 1 y ' -' i 4 i K 45 Chorusqil, ri e S a 'ng 'pifil t,'4,5 Class o jCf 45 anish Club'-3,35 lub 1, 35 quare ers 3, 4 ' , ,EORGIA-iQiG wdyg ready with a friend y ile NA' f ovesqsc ork for so saysl L. - ii! . . . ' SQL' ' -X' ' ' f h ll Cant 1 . king, especially in a . . . Hiirgei Mfr strong - pom . 'A tx, , Girls' Glgblub 1, F. H. C. 3. sf-

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MARIE EDITH BOSSIE Neat dark hair and an enviable creamy complexion . . . Shines as a homemaker . . . One of the first senior girls to be- come engaged . . . Sewing dominates her spare time. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2. ,. . f -- .f 1' .. . . 1 RICHARD LEO CAMERON Sam Madly in love with girls and Pontiacs . . . Hails from Winnisquam . . . Spends spare time passin' out groceries . . . Ardent fan 'of clam Kadiddlehopper. Dramatic Society 3, 43 Ski Team 35 Track 4. RITA MARIE BOURGAULT Short, neat, and dark-eyed . . . Easy to get along with . . . Her infectious giggle often gets her into trouble . . . Efficiency is her hy-word in the commercial de- partment's affairs. F. H. A. 4, Attendance Records 4. HARRY CHADWICK, JR. Outdoor he-man who would willingly awake only for hunting, fishing, and camping . . . Soft spot for CreampuE . . . Working after school, he wishes TIME would k'eep on marching. Q . 50 1 U , - . N 'HELEN MARII2-ANN BRETO , Huge blue eyes, ash-blon 1 ir, p tra -. ing whisper . . . Co ld- ve o f e ppcketbook for a' we . er p i .4 ophyz, eat, dvgink d b r fo morrow is o ,. Dramatic Society 35 Gir ' Sports 1 Soq Club 4. i I , r . I' ll GVVENDOLYN A ,i-r i . Hype. Sol G ,, , Agig ,I 'tter nd ' .know Fw !1y's aro , T 'Her .tant ile an' ,- e s o leasaiff e ik ns riqfen th orr e . .s1 W r . . . O 'lsi ilnarks at the, rea. l if - I Y-Tee 2, 3, 45 a ' h C 2, 'I . .9 3, C s' Sports , I BARBARA LOUISE BROO Barb A well-liked, efficient Home Ec student - Carries off top honors in that field . . . Enjoys driving the family car . . . One of the demure relatives in the operetta, H. M. S. PINAFORE. National Honor Society 4, Chorus 2, 3, Pres. 4, Glee Club 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, Senior Banquet Chairman 4. 1 MELBA JEAN CLIFFORD Mel She is a good listener - a rare accomp- lishment . . . Verbs give her a rough time . . . Little known, but a solid citi- zen . . . Hobbies are collecting jewelry and wads of chewing gum. Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3. 14 ii

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BLANCI-IE LORRAINE DREVER Fashionable miss who brought the new look home from New York . . . Really wields a mean hockey stick , . . A loyal Lakeporter, who haunts the Opeechee Park dances. X 'Ieens 2, 3, 4g Class Committees 1, 2, 1 r s Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES ALBERT N al I 4K0NI4IN 3 4' is Debating f.f41- !i'L, ' 'Korn ARLINE D1oNNE!jg.'j.?f161hif ' et, Ieasing,fQcef?', . tudies and are feast of ' ies1.f,Lj:f ' ement . . ',' ty helane fegzla . We pasti ez meeting rT6v o le, especially from ranklin. , Shy Uggnwvyeew 'f 25, Wigywaly off' ALICE RITA DITTILE ,-Il 9 Her friendly giggle livens dip. many class- ff es, especially sixth pehod sob1ofl,6'gy . . . Snips cloth in a local stflne . . . Af busy gal with an expert toucli finfnfaliing her own clothes. , - '- Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. - ff . ' 1 THIILMA MAE DOWES Lsually as quiet as three mice . . . Enjoys good movies, rarely misses one . . . Doesn't believe in hurrying . . . Travels from Sanbornton . . . Modeling would be wonderful, she thinks. NORMAN GEORGE DUTILE Norm Two-tone shirts and Norman are an in- separable combination . . . Ton-and-a- half trucks are no mystery to him . . . Home room periods are a life saver, and assemblies always upset his schedule. Jack-of-all-trades . . cords behind-the-scen rij'cahoots or efend Honor oll 4, orensic League ish Clilb i Chair- MJ RI ' QM DROUIN Dirk Fix lla ' at local garb e . . . Enjoys gm' cnngafinldliiigirls . vvl19',llgr6 unattached I., . fl- ' ' ,,i - theibest time in Fnglish strug glxrpgf with Benslpmol concocted tests JC PrefQrs the lptest dance music. qrlgx EWHCEFS 3, 4, Football 2, Baseball ll., ifle lub 43 Soc. Club 4. ARLENE VIRGINIA EMERY A teller of witty tales - some get laughs, others don't . . . Forever found filling a fountain pen . . . Does a good job of keeping LAKON records straight . . . One of '48's better dressers. IJIKON Bus. Mgr. 43 F. H. A. 4, Class Committees 3, 4, Soc. Club 4. 16 U