Lebanon High School - Parrot Yearbook (Lebanon, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

L' 3: Q 1 1 . 3 I I -I I L P 1 5 2 1 I 3 4 5 Z r 4 awww...- , :M .--wr. N Q...- .-fn.-,.,1 -ff 1, . ' Q ,wi 1351 1 4 K i . J P w 1 1 , v E 1? ,, n x -3 if v y za V 4 DEDICATION To Mrs. Yviibur, who has svlwefl us faithfully as vlass advisor who has shown mum-ii interest in our an-tixilivs and individual under takings. the class of 1950 deriicates this Parrot. DEDICATION To Mr. Allard we respectfully dedicate the Parrot of 1950 to show our appreciation for the work he has done not only on our Parrot but also on the Parrot for many years past. Wfilliam English .. J. Harold lVloody . Charles Allard Cecile Blodgett . . . Ralph Corrette . . Katrina Curtis Serene Farmer . . tiaynmnd Fleck . Mildred liiilIllJC'l'l .. Huth Hadley lirald Harrison Ernest Hatfield lfrling tlcistad .... ll. Stuart Kingsbury Charles Nlcrrill lfllen I,Hl2tlll0LIlll,2llll Ulenwyn Perry .... C. Paul Quiniliy .. Alice Sehriher . Natalie Smith ... lftliclyn Starky .. Mabel XVillJur .. William Nvright .. FACULTY lVlf-chanic A . . . Superintendent . . . . Headmaster . . . . . . Mechanic Arts . . . . . . . lfrcnch and English . Mechanic Arts and Driving .. . . . . . . . .. Social Studies . . . Mathcniatiazs and 'Science Music Cunnnerce .. Mathematics and Science English lVlathe1natics and Sub-master rls and lVlf'l'l1311lC3l Drawing ...................bl'l6lli'C Ml Science . . lfnfllish and Latin . . llmne lfcmnnniics ....... lfrlglish . . . . . .. l'ltlQ,IliSll . . . . . Social Studies .. Home lfconoinics . . . . . Cunnnerce .. Social Studies Slsmons Janice Corrclte Janet Forrest Roger Berry Paul Dalton Richard Moody SOPHOMORES Claire Louzicr Shirley Lutz Harold Bond Robert Bellevan Richard Huel JUNIURS Nlarj oric Adamson janet Boisvert James Merrill Gordon Sargent William Dubuque . M . FRESHMEN Judy Brown Regis Jones Harry Davidson ,lalnes Harwood Co-Editors Business Manager Business Staff A rl E11 itors Class Editors Personals Typisls Boys, Sports Editors Girls, Sports Editors I'llusio:zI Aclivilics Debating Club Cafeteria Club Library Club Photography PARROT BOARD HIEHARII DIOODY, RITA IIAAIAIONIJ PAUL DALTON, K1-INNETII SMITH LURKAINE LUTE, THOMAS AGAN, BARBARA LEWIS, NANCY SLEI-JPER, PAULINE XVHHATON LARRY HOVVARD, JEAN DIONNE JOIIN CONNORS, NANCY Sl,lil-IPEIQ JULAN DIICRRIIIEW, l-lI.I,EN l ENNEI,I.Y, JANET FORREST, DIANE XVEST, DIOR BICIIIVEAU LURRAINE LUTZ, CONSTANEE XVIIITTIER, BRUCE JOIINSON LEO DESPRES, ROLLER BERRY, THOMAS AGAN, HOBIGKI' STONE, DIOR ISEEIVEAU DOROTIIY IAICAWAY, JANE KINOSRORY, BARBARA SIIEIIARIJ, ANNIiT'1'I'1 TIIERRIEN LILA JOIINSTON, JANIOE CORRl'1T'l'li, ROYCI-J JOHNSTON, NIARJURIIS XVALLACI-I, ROBERT FOS'l'l-lil DIANE WIEST ELLEN FENNELLY FRED HENRY DICK BELIVEAU l6J K'-K L S fw- .K Nfl D 2 4 , I Qu JPEAQSQNHLS A lb I f I. I H . J. X 'Ll f 477 . Yu 0 11 C417 il Y' 1' W' ' 'f f 5 ' , ll ,fz 1,1 n fnygxt L ' I .7 4 ! I X x f 7 21,4 .Ni ,fig-ksfxlxhr-CXIFN q-hx ,. 'KX sQ-n..fL, ,KD ROBERT BOISVERT H803 Presizlenl Favorite Sport --A- Football Future Ambition --- College Greatest Asset Af Good Humor ulioii is the original how to win friends and in- fluenee peoplew man. Being chosen as both class president and eo-captain of the football team give ample proof that llo's friendliness, joviality, and sports ability have won for him the respect and admiration of the school. L.H.S.A. l, 2, 3, Class Ollicer, President 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, General Chairman, Football l, 2, 339, 499 Co-Captain, Basketball 2, 3, Track l, 255, 33, 4. PAUL DALTON Vice President Favorite Sport --M Skiing Future Ambition if - Dot-tor Greatest Asset - Leadership Hail to the t-hief! How proud we are to have as one of our classmates a born leader, a boy who won high honors in both track and football, and Who, above all, has served as captain of two championship ski teams. L.l'l.S.A. l, 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Class Officer, President l, 2, Vive President 4, Parrot Board 4, Prom Committee 3, Football l, 2, 492 Ski Team l, 29, 32, 455, Co-Captain 3, 43 Track 396, 435, Baseball l, 2. ANN BOUTIN Booty, Secretary Favorite Sport - lc-e Skating Future Ambition -- Secretary Greatest Asset -f Personality This little lady has a charm and a Wit all her own, which makes her beloved by everybody. Her pep and personality would be an asset to any class. L.H.S.A. l, 2, 3: Class Seeretary 4, Choir 2, 3, 4. EUGENE FONTAINE BIackiev Treasurer Favorite Sport ew Football Greatest Asset fn- Friendliness Future Ambition ff Oil Burner Service ulglackiew is a famed machine shop boy and a quiet and friendly fellow. He'll surely be missed on the football field. His favorite hobby is riding in his fatherls ear. Whatever his future ambition may be We are sure he will be a success. L.H.S.A. l, 2, 3, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Football l. 2. 32. 495: Baseball lg Basketball l, 2. 454. THOMAS AGAN f'Tom Favorite Sport --A Skiing Greatest Asset f Sense of Humor Future Ambition -- Teacher and Athletic Coach A contributing factor to the success of the Lebanon High Ski Team is Tommy Agan. He ran in a four-event competition for the past two years, and it is certain that skill and not only Irish good luck has placed him at the top in all events. No one can overlook his friendliness and good sportsmanship in school or on the snowy slopes. L.H.S.A. l, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Press Club 4, Orchestra l, Band l, 2, Ski Team lie, 299, 33, 43, Base- ball l, 2, 33, -1-'tg Future Teachers 4. BRUCE BARDEN Favorite Sport f--- Football Greatest Asset V- intellectual Curiosity Future Ambition --- Aviator Bruce is a member of the famed machine-shop boys. which has taken up most of his school time: but in his extra time he has built up one of the choice gun col- lections of the town. Bruce plans to spend the next few years in the sunny south attending aviation school. RICHARD BELIVEAU Diving, Favorite Sport - Track Greatest Asset --f Intelligence Future Ambition -'-- Optometrist Dick is one of the outstanding leaders of our class, both scholasticly, socially, and in the music groups of L.H.S. We will all miss his easy-going manner, his infectious smile, and his wise-cracks in class. L.H.S.A. l, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Parrot Board 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Publicity Manager 4, Double Quar- tet 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Band lg Dance Band 41, Football l, 2, Manager 2, Track l, 22, 41, Debating 2. ROGER BERRY Rog,' Favorite Sport Basketball Greatest Asset V- -f Dependability Future Ambition College 4'Bog is a class leader from way back. Throughout his four high school years he has served on the Student Council, participated in sports, and been a willing worker in all class projects. His sincerity and good humor have made l1in1 a popular classmate. L.H.S.A. 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4-, Class Vice President 2, Prom Committee 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, President 44, Glee Club 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, President 41, Band l, 2, Football l, 2, 33, 1139, Basketball l, 2, 33 43, Co-Captain fl, Baseball l, 23, 32, Track fl. GERARD BLAIR jerry Favorite Sport --- Baseball Greatest Asset ---- Friendliness Jerry has long been noted as one of the best dressed boys in the class. This, plus his friendliness and polite helpfulness, has made him easily recognized as an asset to the Class of l950. I..H.S.A. l, 2, 3.. NORBERT Bournv Petit Uff' Favorite Sport --f Basketball Future Ambition -f Mechanie Greatest Asset -ff Loyalty Norbert is the possessor of a quiet unassuming personality. Although he is rarely talkative, his smile and attentiveness to the matter at hand make him well liked. L.H.S.A. l, 2, 3,3 Basketball 2, ll. PARRIS CAMP Parry-7' Favorite Sport - Football Future Ambition e Accountant Greatest Asset f- Amiability Although his quietness has made 4'Parry', one of the less eonspieuous members of the Class of l950 he is noted for his eheerful smile and sparkling personality. Hparryil plans to attend business st-bool. FRANK CANu.I.As uFl'fIl1It'l.P,7 Favorite Sport W- Baseball Greatest Asset 4 Friendliness Whois that fellow playing left held? Why' that's 4'Frankie,,, the Ted Willianis of Lebanon High! II any- one has a question, problem, or needs help, just go see Frank and it is solved. Frank's friendliness and rearly answers assure him of a bright future. L.H.S.A. l, 2, 3g Football l. 2, lVlzmager -lf: Base- ball l, 2, 39 , flfi. Eufzriuic CARR Gene Favorite Sport A-A Skiing Future Ambition - Athletic- Direetor Greatest Asset Athletic ability One of the athletes of the Class of 1950, Gene has exeelled in skiing. He helped bring lame to L.H.S. as a member of the Ski team which eopped the Eastern Championship in l948 and l950. l...H.S.A. l, 2, 33 Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Football 1, 2, 33, llig Ski 'lleam lie, 23, 33, flfig Traek l, 2, 396. 45, Ur:-liestra l, 2, 3, 43 Hand ,l, 2, Outing Club I. JOAN CARTER ufoalzlzev Best Asset ff' Dimples Faxorite Sport Football Future Hairdresser Joan's eaptivating dimples ancl engaging smile have set off her infeetuous giggle and made her a well liked, if rather bashful, elassmate. A L.H.S.A. l. 2. 3. RAYMOND COLBURN Ray , Favorite Sport Y Baseball Future Ambition Ilvtail Crovery Business Greatest Asset lfuonoiny Ray is one of the quieter boys of our 1-lass. Iles- pite this l1is amiable ways have won him many friends. L.H.S.A. 1, 2, 3: Library Club 3, Ili: Basketball 1, 2. Ilofcoruv Cori: Milonic Faxorite Sport - Ilanving Future Ambition - Ilomcstim- Art Tear-Iwr Greatest Asset Friendly' smile 'I'all. blond, blue eyed Dottie does not partir-ipatv in any sports but is very interested in Home E4-onomiss. Her bright smile and merry laugh have made her many friends in L.H.S. Cafeteria Club, l. 2. 3, Sli. Domzig CONNI:Il,I,Y Ifaxorite Sport V Fielfl Ilor-key and Basketball l uture Ambition Nursing Greatest Asset II:-ight A friend in neecl is a friend iiiclemli' best rlc-si-riIJr's lloree. liver a Rock of Gibraltar on the lie-ld hor-key anfl basketball teams, we 1-an guarantee that this quality will be invaluable to her in her chosen profession of nursinfr. I,ilI.S.A. I, 2, 3: I'ress Club 4: lsield Hoc-key l, 2. 3, :Wg Basketball III: Cirlsl Ski Team l. 2: Ifuturc' rIlPZlt'l1Cl'S of America -I-. Jonw Coivivons Gilacli-'I Favorite Sport - Coll Future Ambition - Civil Engineer Greatest Asset --- Wittiness lark is the fellow with the sparkling eyes. the friendly smile. and the Msharp as a razor wit whivli has brightened up many a vlass. We know he will go far in his vliosen Held of engineering. I,.H.S.A. 1, 2, 3: Ski Team 1, 2. 3, 4: Parrot Iloard 4-. ,IANICE CoRRP:TTE Carrol Faxorite Sport Field Hovkey Ifuture Ambition - Commers-ial Work Crcatest Asset V llearly Smile ,lanicc is one of the busiest girls in the Senior class. She has entered lllllb many avtivities in her four years of svhool, whivh proves her an all-round girl. janirr, IIll'0lIgIl1 her svholastic' ability and sportsmanship, has proved her importanve to our 1-lass. I..I'I.S.A. I, 2, 3: Student Count-il 2, Ii: Class Ullir-er. Sevretary I: Ilrom Committee 3: Press Club I, 2, fl-, Ty pist tl: Ceneral Clee Club 2: Coir I. 2. 3, 44, Sevretary I: Ifielrl Ilor-key l. 2. 32. -Vi: Basketball 'liz Assembly CUllIllllIlICC 2, ill. Secretary fl. JOHN COUTURE Johnny Favorite Sport -f-- Basketball Future Ambition -- Navy Greatest Asset -- Good Looks john is one of the class wits. His ever-ready humor has always been the spark of many classrooms, and l1is line school spirit and helpfulness have aided in making the basketball Season a success. L.H.S.A. .l, 2. 3: Class Vice President 2, l'roni Committee 3g Football l, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 34, iii, Co- Captain 43 Baseball 1. RICHARD CURTIS Hlliclf' Favorite Sport Baseball Future Ambition f- Chemist Greatest Asset f Seientihc Aptitude At last! At last! Perpetual motion has been dis- covered. To see '4Diek', in elass you might think he was one of our quieter members but just wait until he gets out on the athletic field! L.H.S.A. 1, 2, 35 Basketball 3, Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4, Club 15 23 Ski Team l, 2. LEU DESPRES HDapc', Favorite Sport -- Football Future Ambition f- College Greatest Asset -a Athletic Ability Wllietlier on the athletic field or in the class room, Leo is outstanding. A natural athlete, he hopes to enter Dartmouth College in the fall. L.H.S.A. l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 3, lfye Stali 4, Boys Sports, Parrot Board 4, Football l, 246, 399, 4x3 Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 255, 395, 44. T ERESA Dessmir Favorite Sport W- Basketball Future Ambition 1 Secretary Greatest Asset -- Friendliness Teresa is a friendly girl and is very active in the Commercial Department. Her favorite sport is watching basketball and sewing is her chief hobby. She plans to work in an ollice in the future. L.H.S.A. I, 2, 3: Cafeteria 44. CLAUDETTE D1oN Ginger', Favorite Hobby H- Drawing Future Ambition f- Nurse Greatest Asset '--- Flashing eyes HCinger's', eheerfulness and always pleasant manner will undoubtedly make her as much a favorite with her luture patients as she has been with us. Prom Committer 3g Parrot Board 4, Cafeteria l, 2, 3, IL. JEANNETTE DIONNE Favorite Sport -7- Basketball Greatest Asset - Neatness Jeanette has long been noted for her quiet ways and neat appearance. Her lovely clothes and pretty hair have brought many admiring glances. L.H.S.A. I, 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 33 Softball 1, 2. JEAN D1oNNE Favorite Sport -f Field Hockey Future Ambition ---W Art School Greatest Asset - Vitality YVhen there is a crowd laughing you can be sure ,lean is around. She takes part in many active sports and is one of our peppy cheerleaders. Although her future is not dehnite we are sure that what ever it is, she will be successful. L.H.S.A. l, 2, 3g Field Hockey I, 2'i, 33, 479, Co- Gaptain 4g Cheerleaders 242 443 Softball l, 254, 349, '15, Prom Committee 3g Parrot Board 44. ANNETTE DULAC Favorite Sport - Basketball Greatest Asset -f Beautiful llair Flashing eyes and black shiny hair are two of Annetteis most valuable assets. As yet she has no plans for the future. but we know that she will be successful in whatever she undertakes. L.l-t.S.A. l, 2, 3g Cafeteria Club l, 2, 3. 4. RONALD DUNBAR Rollie,' Favorite Sport -- Baseball Greatest Asset - Fricnctlincss To look at Ronald you would think he was a quiet sort of person, but he is quite the opposite. He is one of our talented lVIer-hanic Arts boys and though his future is undecided. be would like to do something along this line. L.t-t.S.A. l, 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, 44, Football 3, -lf. lL'll.LEN l'lENNl'1l.I.Y Elly Favorite Sport ff Softball Future Ambition - Nursing Greatest Asset 4 Personality You might say 'alillyi' had two great assets: her smile and her personality. She is always willing to help anyone in trouble. For a hobby ulfllyi' sews. After she graduates from L.H.S. she is going into training at the Boston Ghildrenis Hospital. Cafeteria Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 44g Soft- ball 3w, flfig Debating 2, 33 Choir 3, 4g llrom Gonunittec 3, Parrot 43 Press Club 43 Librarian 41. JANET FORREST Favorite Sport 1 Field Hockey Future Ambition -f Teaeher Greatest Asset -Y Charm This diminutive miss has always maintained ltttlflf in popularity ever since she eame to l..H.S. liver busy with various st-hool affairs, janet pegs a high scholastie record as well. We know that her poise. and eftieiellvy in everything she undertakes. insure her SIIVCPSS. I,.H.S.A. l, 2. 33 Student Count-il 2. 3. 141 Class 'lireasurer lg Prom Committee 3: Parrot Board fig Press Club l, 3. fig Choir flig Glee Club 23 Field Hockey I, Ass't. Mgr. 3. lVlanagrer -'lg Cheerleaders IV. 4562 Future Teachers slag Assembly Committee 2. 3. el. Secretary 3, Chairman -lt. ROBERT l'i0S'l'Ell Holi, l ayorite Sport mf Baseball Future Ambition -- Chemical Engineer Greatest Asset ff Quietness Bob is one of the quiet members ol' our elass. but be has opinions of his own. whim-h he used on the de- bating team. He also is an-tive in all the music groups. At the present time he plans to become a chemical en- gineer. Good luck, Hob! l,.H.S.A. l. 2. 3: Choir alt: lll't'llt'SlI'H I. 2. 3. -ltg Band 3. 4: Dance Hand 11,1 Basketball I. 2: Baseball 3. -ltg Debating Club 2, 33 Dranlatit' Club l, 2. ELAINE l'i0l5N'l'AlN lfuture Ambition Hairdresser Greatest Asset -if Friendliness Although Elaine does not partieipate in sports she van be seen at all the games. Her favorite is football. Elaine has majored in home ez-onomies which is her ehief interest. L.H.b.A. 1. 2, 3. lVlADELYN GAGE I'i11l.-y lfavorite Sport or Hobby --W l'hotography Future Ambition Typist Greatest Asset s Personality ln sc-hool Madelyn is very quiet, but rumors have it that this is not so after 3:15. Her friendliness and win- ning ways will bring l1er many friends. 'gpinkyn wants to be a typist and we wish her all the luvk in the world. Cafeteria Club l, 2, 3. JOSEPH GENEREUX fad, lfavorite Sport - Baseball Future Ambition ---f lfleetrieian Greatest Asset Y-fs Shy smile Although Joe is rather bashful, his smile betrays his good nature and liking for his classmates. L.ll.S.A. 3. WILLIAM GENERHUX BiII', Favorite Sport -- Football Greatest Asset f-Subtle Humor Billis frequent eseapades in school, plus his or- iginal answers, have long been appreeiatetl by the elass. LENA Cooownv Favorite Sport --- Football Future Ambition ff Nurse Greatest Asset g Singing Voice Lena with her eheerfulness and beautiful hair adfls a sparkle to L.H.S. She is also one of the most valuable members of the choir. L.l'l.S.A. l, 2, Choir l, 2, 3, fly: Double Quartet 23 Cafeteria lg Press Club l, 2. ELEANOR Covm 'SEV Favorite Sport - Baseball Future Ambition -4 Elementary Teaeher Greatest Asset - Dark Eyes A merry twinkle in the eye of this pretty, black- hairecl miss has made many a male heart pound a bit faster. HEI was a very competent class seeretary in her Junior year, and has contributed a great deal of spirit and love of fun to the Class sinee her arrival at I,.H.S. from Trenton, New Jersey. L.H.S.A. l, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Class See- retary 3, Choir 4: Basketball 2. GLENNA IIADLEY Favorite Sport '-H- All of Them! Future Ambition f-Y join the Waves Greatest Asset A --f- Frienclliness A Glenna Came to us only this year from Bellows Falls, but she has made many friends. She is the sort of person we wish eoulci have been here sooner. RITA ItAMMoNn Favorite pastime - A- Debating Future Plans - College Greatest Asset -- Sense of Humor Rita has gained fame not only berause of her scholarship, her debating, and the faet that she is editor of the Parrot but also beeause she writes and produees plays. Bill Shakespeare, look to your laurels now! l..ll.S.A. 3, Prom Committee 33 Parrot Board, Co- Eciitor fl-Q Press Club l, 2, 3, fig Fye Staff, Novelty Fri- itor 2gGlee elub 2g Debating Club 2, 3, 4: Club 15, President 23 Librarian 2, 4, Secretary 3, Future Teach- ers 4. FRI-to HENRY Favorite Sport fn Basketball or Baseball Future Ambition -4 Store Proprietor Createst Asset +A Frankness Never a dull moment when Fred is around! A fun- loving fellow, Fred has also maintained a good sgrhol- astic average. He is always willing to help anyone in any way he can. LAURENCE HowARn '5Larrf, Favorite Sport - Track Future Ambition ---- illustrator Greatest Asset --f Artistic Ability La1'ry's impressive size as well as his congenial personality have made him a well known classmate. His accurate aloe on the football field was also duly appreciated. Football .l, 2, 3 . Llfig Track l, 295, 35. if, Skiing lf, 2, 3, 4: Choir 3: Prom Committee. NANCY HUNTooN Nunn Favorite Sport -W Football Future Ambition -- W0mHIl7S Air Force Greatest Asset ff Winning smile Nancy is a happy-go-lucky person. If you haven't seen a smile, just look at Nancy, and there you will find an ever-winning smile. Whenever there is a football game you will see Nancy there cheering the team with all her might. She plans to join the Vlfomanis Air Force immediately after she graduates. Cafeteria Club l, 2, 3. 41, Choir 3. -lg Prom Com- mittee 3. RODNEY JACKSON Rody Favorite Sport ff Football Greatest Asset V Manly physique HRod's line playing and much-admired physique has furthered the success of the football team this year. Although hliodw moves with a slow, easy stride at all times, we know that his answers in class can be quick enough. L.ll.S.A. l, 2, 33 Class Oflicer, Vice President 3g Football 1, 2, 392 479. JASON ,IonNnRo 'tlayn Favorite Sport -f f Baseball Future Ambition 4 Poultry farming Greatest Asset --f Personality 'flayw came to us from Westmoreland this year and has brought with him a raft of fun and good humor. He has already made many friends and with his sunny smile promises to make more. ii w A iiiiw iff' K A s t 2 O Jaw ff? at BRUCE JOHNSON Buff Greatest Asset f- Personality Favorite Sport --s All of theml Future Ambition -f Join the Coast Guard Rudy is one of the few boys in our rlass that has taken typing, and we hear he does pretty well, too. Although he always seemed to be getting into trouble, he always managed to get out of it. His sparkling per- sonality has brought him many friends, and we know it will Continue to do so. l,.ll.S.A. lg Football l. LILA JOHNSTON Greatest Asset -- Smile Favorite Hobby -ff Music Future Ambition f Teacher Lila, a blue-eyed miss, came to us from Enheld High in her Junior year. ln the two years she has been with us, she has played piano in the ehoir and bass viol in the orchestra. Her pleasant smile and friendly per- sonality insure her sueeess in her new venture. L.H.S.A. 35 Orc-hestra 3, -lg Choir 3 -1-. ROYCL: JOHNSTON Greatest Asset e-- Musical Talent Favorite Sport 3 Roller Skating Future Ambition -- Music Director Royeeis natural ability to play a hot trumpet and his interest in this field have added much to Lebanon Higlfs Music Department. He is also known for his steadfast loyalty and applic-ation to tasks. Band 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Orehestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir l, 2, 3, 4g l..l'l.S.A. 3. JANE KINGSBURY Ref, Greatest Asset -A Athletic Ability Favorite Sport Basketball Future Ambition - Elementary Teacher Jane, better known to all as uliedii, eame to us in our Sophomore year and in three years' time has proven to be a great success in many ways. Her ability in bas- ketball is remarkable, and she also shines as a song- stress in the choir. L.H.S.A. 2, 3g Student Council 33 Class Seeretary 33 Prom Committee 3, Press Club 3, slr, Girls' Sports Fd- itor fig Choir 2, 3, Ll., Secretary 2, Glee Club 2, Double Quartet 25 Field Hoekey 2g Girls' Basketball 23, 33, 475. Captain 4-g Softball 2. -lf: Future 'l'eat-hers -11, Vice President 4. NIERTIE LALIBERTE J1er1', Greatest Asset - - Fasy-Going Manner Favorite llobby f Sewing Mertieis easy going manner and her jovial per- sonality are only two of her best assets. We are sure her friendly ways will bring her Illlllly friends and lllU1'll succ-ers in the future. 1 for Kew DOROTHY LARAWAY Doi Greatest Asset - Pep Favorite Sport - Basketball Future Ambition W- Teacher Dot is the gal who led the majorettes and band clown the street and football field. Yvhatever sport she lakes part ing field hockey, basketball, or softball, she always plays a good game. l...H.S.A. l, 2, 3g Prom Committee 3, Parrot Board 4, Press Club 1, 2, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, lVlajorettes lat, 23, 34, Head 4, Field Hockey l, 2, 33, Co-Captain 4, Bas- ketball 1, 23, 33, QW: Softball l, 2, 1113 Cheerleader li: Cafeteria l, 2, 3. STANLEY LERRUN Staff, Greatest Asset - Hearty Laugh Favorite Sport ff- Football Although Stan was the smallest member of the va1'sity squad, he was valued for his hghting spirit. His good natured humor has long been appreciated by those who sat around him. L.H.S.A. l, 2, 3: Football 2, 43. GILBERT L1-:MAY Gila Greatest Asset -A- Witl' Favorite Sport -- -A Football Always an answer, that's the best way to describe Gil. He is the original answer man who is never topped. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Track l, 23 45 His being elected co-captain of the football team is a hue tribute to his popularity as well as his ability as a xery capable leader. BARBARA LEWIS HBllTb,, Greatest Asset -- Friendliness Favorite Sports e ----- lee Skating and Field Hockey Future Ambition -- Teacher 'LBarlfs friendliness and willing spirit, as well as her ability to drive an Oldsmobile, have made her a valuable member of our class. A good hockey player herself, she may always be heard cheering our team to victory. L.H.S.A. 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Parrot Board 4, Press Club, Typist 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 23 Orchestra lg Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4't, Girls' Ski Team l, 23 Future Teachers 4g Secretary -Treasurer 4. RICHARD l.0UZIER :'K1'cl.'y Greatest Asset - Good Humor Favorite Sport f Football '4Kicky can always be counted on to appreciate a witty comment. lle has shown much interest in me- chanical work and also been capable on the football field. L.H.S.A. l, 2g Football l, 2, 4-ii: Baseball lg Track 23 Basketball l, 2. I..onRA1Nr1 LUTZ Lulu Favorite Sport Skiing Future Ambition -s- Retail Business Greatest Asset - -- Sparkling eyes Something in the wistful glimmer in her eyes al- ways brings Lulu', a sizeable amount of admirers from the opposite sex. ln addition to possessing a beautiful wardrobe, Lorraine has always held a regular position on the honor roll. L.l'l,S.A. l. 2. fig Prom Committee fig Parrot Board 44 Press Club l, 2, 3, 4, Typist -Lg Glee Club 2g Field Hockey l. 2. 3, Lfffg Girls' Basketball 3g Girls' Ski Team l. 2, 33 Future Teachers of America -1. JULAN Micaauuzw l avorite Sport Basketball Future Ambition f-- Hairdresser Greatest Asset Her cute freckles ,lulan is one of our class redheads. Her friendly ways will always win her many friends. XVe hear she intends to go to Concord to a hairdressing school. Maybe in some future year we can get our hair done for nothing. L.ll.5.A. 2, 3g Cafeteria Club 43 Parrot Board 4. lllARION lx'lOFFITT 'itlofficn lfavorite Sport Basketball lfuture Ambition -- 'l'eaching Greatest Asset Quiet manner Marion, though quiet and studious. has many friends and upon closer acquaintance can be a lot of fun. Some youngsters in the future are going to have a popular teacher. L.H.S.A. I. 2, 3g Press Club 1. 2g Glee Club 23 Field Hockey 1: Basketball 2. 3. Ricimnu Moom' 4iDicl.:', lfavorite Sport Football Future Ambition -- lVlediciuc Greatest Asset Speaking ability Dil-k's persuasivenc-ss and aptness in getting things done, esperially as a four year student council member have made him well known. His witty comments and excellent answers have enlivened many a class. L.H.S.A. I, 2, 33 Debating Club 2. 3, 44 Football I. 2. 3. 4: Class Officer, Treasurer 2g l'arrot, Co-Editor 'Lg Press Club 4g Prom Committee 3g Student Council 1, 2, 3, 44. Vice l'resident 3g Baseball l, 2. lil'I'A Pwemu Rita does not enter in any school activities or sports, but she is always there cheering. Though she is quiet, she still is friendly and always ready to laugh. Her future ambition is to be a telephone operator. We know she will be successful. RICHARD PATCH Patch yi Greatest Asset -- Amiability Falorite Sport -f Hunting 6'Patcl1y,,, through his subtle sense of lmmor and his side-splitting witticisnis, has made l1i1nself a place in the memories of all his classmates. L.H.S.A. 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3. -1. ANITA PRATTE A'ilaH Greatest Asset Beautiful flair Faporite Sport ---- Baseball HNita,7, as you all know, is one of the shy members of our class. But in spite of this she has made many friends at L.H.S. L.H.S.A. 1, 2, 35 Cafeteria Club 1, 2, 3, 41. EVELYN PILLSBURY Red,' Greatest Asset A Friendly Smile Fayorite Sport -f-- Softball Hliedw came to us from Grantham in her junior year. Although shy and quiet in appearance, she also has a bright and cheery side. Softball 352 445, Cafeteria Club fly. GEORGE PRINGLE Greatest Asset V A Easy Going Mariner Favorite Sport -4 Football Future Ambition W- Navy Nothing seems to bother George! lle can always be counted upon for entertaining answers in any class, and has a natural talent for making friends. MARGARET PRINGLE Greatest Asset ff Neat Appearance Favorite Sport f f- Swimming Margaret is noted for her pleasing appearance and looks. She is popular with both her 'l ' ' eaeh c assmates and her els. ' 1V1ARGARET SCANNELL t'Pcggy Greatest Asset - Friendliness Future Ambition -A-fe Doctor upeggyw is one of the few red heads in our class! In spite of this she is very quiet, has a very sweet per- sonality, and is a diligent worker as well. L.H.S.A. 1, 2, 3. BARBARA SHEPARIJ Kitty Greatest Asset f- Sparkling Blue-Gray Eyes Favorite Sport -f Basketball Favorite Hobby ff Developing Pictures A very talented young miss is Kitty. Besides playing her violin in the school orchestra, she has also played a great deal outside of high school circles. Kitty has had a full course in Home Economics and has very definite plans for the future. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Softball 13 Cafe- teria 2, 3, 4g Swing Band 4. BRUCE SIMONDS MSlcepyU Greatest Asset - Knowledge as a Machinist Favorite Sport -f Hunting Bruce is by far the quietest and best-natured boy in the class. As a gun expert and hunting fan, he has few equals, and his mechanical ability speaks for itself. L.H.S.A. l, 2, 3. NANCY SLEEPER Sleepy , Greatest Asset - - Friendly Smile Favorite Sport W- Field Hockey Future Ambition '-- Business Career Nancy has been noted for her friendliness and sin- cerity in performing tasks. Many a committee has been enlivened and strengthened by her infectous school spirit. L.H.S.A. I, 2. 33 Student Council I, 2, Secretary 23 Prom Connnittec 33 Parrot Board 4g Press Club I, 2, 3, 4g Field Hockey 1, 2g Basketball, Assistant Manager 3, Manager 41. KENNETH SMITH Ken Greatest Asset H Intelligence Favorite Hobby me Botany Future Ambition -if Teacher Kenneth is the intellecti' of our class. Although a quiet lad, he is very convincing on the debating team. He is very much interested in fishing and hiking which occupy his summer vacations. l,.H.S.A. 2, 3, Parrot Board 4, Co-Business Man- ager 43 Press Club l, 2, 3, 4, Exchange Fditor 3. Co- Editor 4g Debating Club 2, 3, 4, Club 15 1. .ZH L1.oYo SMITH t'5mi1gy Favorite Sport V llunting Future Ambition as Mechanic Greatest Asset - Blue eyes Smittyi' is one of the Machine Shop Gang. His willingness to help out has rewarded him with many friends. 55Smitty', does not take part in sports, but this does not IIICHII that he does 11ot like tl1cn1. lticimiw SMITH, Jn. Smitty Favorite Sport - Football Future Ambition -f College Greatest Asset f Willingness Dirk is not only a leader in his class, but, also, in sports. He has worked hard in sehool and gained many friends in his four years with us. L.H.S.A. l, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Football 1, 2, 395, 4555 Track 1. 25, 345, Basketball 1. 2, 355. 455. ROBERT STONE Pebble', Favorite Sport W- Skiing Future Ambition V College Greatest Asset A Ready wit Pebble won great aeclaim for his able participation as Go-Captain of our Hgrand slaml' ski team. His humor- ous observations in and out ol school have made him a favorite with many. l,.H.S.A. l. 2. 3, Prom Committee 3: Orchestra l. 2, Football l, 2. 3, 455, Skiing l. 25, 355, 455, Co- Gaptain 45 Baseball 1, 255, 355, ANNr:r'rE Tnisnangiv Favorite Sport Football Future Ambition - Waves Greatest Asset f- Dancing Full of pep and vivaeity is Annette. Besides being head cheerleader, she has shown her ability and interest in the majorettes. She intends to join the Waves. l..H.S.A. I, 2, 3, Majorettes 255, 355, 155: Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleaders 255, Vlcroa 'l'Ri:MBi.Av Vic Favorite Sport --- Skiing Future Ambition Professional Skier Greatest Asset f Athletie Ability Vie is one of L.H.S.'s most talented skiers. Although he did not start skiing until his sophomore year, he progressed rapidly until he won every major jumping title in the interscholastic competition in his junior year, except the state meet. lie also excelled in football at the fullback slot, and he held his own with the best ol them in baseball. I,.H.S.A. 1, 2, 3, Skiing 255, 355, 455, Baseball 255, 35, Football 1, 2, 3, 455, Track 1, S. KENNETH VA1.ENT1NE iiSv,'llIlII1y,, Greatest Asset --- Friendliness Favorite Sport 1 Skiing Future Ambition - Math Teacher and Sports Coach uSammy has been a valuable member of the ski, football, and traek teams. lte has a hne sense ol' humor and makes friends easily. L.H.S.A. ll, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Choir 2, 3, fli, Vice-President 44, Football l, 2, 3, bl-ig Ski Team li, 2i'9, 342, 4-ii, Track l, 2, NIARJORIE WALLACE !lilz'lre Greatest Asset -- 4 Friendly Smile Favorite Sport - f Majorettes Future Ambition - -- ,loin the Waves Although Mike does not take part in any active sport and is known to be one of the quiet members of our class, you may be sure you will see her supporting our teams as one of the majorettes. Her future plans are not definite, but she would like to join the Waves. L.H.'S.A. l, 2,, Majorettes l, 246, .3ii, 1156, Ski Team l, 2, Cafeteria Club l, 2, 3, 41, Secretary 41. DIANE WEST Wesly Greatest Asset -,Poise Favorite Pastime --- Daydreaming Future Ambition f- Lab Technician L'Westy,7 besides being a very able student, having been a four year honor roll member, has also excelled in public speaking of all kinds and ber audience was al- ways assured of a fine performance. L.l'l.S.A. 1, 2, 3, Debating Club 2, 3, 41, Field Hockey l, 2, 356, ll-, Choir l, 2, 3,Parrot Board 4, Press Club l, 2, 3, 4, Eye Staff Girls, Sports Editor 3a', Co- lilditor 115, Student Council l. ELIZABETH WITEATON Li:', Greatest Asset -- Clieerfulness Favorite pastime Dancing Future Ambition Nurse Liz is one of the little women of our class, but this doesnit keep her down. She may be seen hurrying about the halls of L.H.S. during and after sr-bool. Orc-liestra l. 2, 3, 4. PAUIJNE WIIEATON Polly Greatest Asset - Smile Favorite tlobby W- Drawing Future Plans A llousewife Throughout ber school life Pauline bas been notable for two things: her blushes and ber artistic ability, Recently, however, something new has been added. Sho wears it on the ring-hnger of her left band. Choir l, 2, Cafeteria l, 2, 3, 11. 4' h ilbifi .M ' 1 4 4 ff - Mi wk' 7 2 l , ny ff , I 1, -, Aww I . ff NIARY WHITE Favorite Hohhy Sewing Future Amhition - Seamstress Greatest Asset f Quiet manner Mary is a very quiet girl in school hut she shows interest and pleasure in her work, espe:-ially in the domestic art subjects. l..H.S.A. l. 2. 3. CONSTANCE WIIITTIER 'fConn1'e:' Favorite Hobby --- lee Skating Future Ambition ff Sec-retary ll'ixeeulivet Greatest Asset s Musical Ability Connie's merry giggle has enlivened many a study hall in times past, hut this lass is really distinguished hy her superb performance on the typewriter and in other eommereial suhjerts. A spec-ial musical talent is one of Conniels many gifts. With her professional eflit-ieney and neat appearanee We know that Connie will dis- tinguish herself lrehind a typewriter one of these days. L.H.S.A. l, 2, 3g Prom Committee 3g Parrot Board flag Choir 1, 2, 3, 4-g Glee Clulr 23 Double Quartet 23 Orpheus Club lg Orrhestra l. 2, 3, - ll: Girls' Softball Nlanager IV. -lf. -.h.,- -...W .V,V .... .. Z f ' I X ,, J ff 11 XY' ..i,,7,51 f' az ----Q Q! f X- f T 4:f? fE. e1Q ill?- Q1 . N .. -f-f '- . - nik A Q ' W-TF Uwe? Q was me N Adamson, Marjorie Barhand, Robert Bashaw, Nancy Benjamin, Julius Bennett, Eldon Bennett, lfvelyn Boisvert, Pauline Bosworth, Robert Bourey, lflwin Bradbury, Jean Brown, Nancy Brown, Richard Budd, Daniel Bnrby, Robert Bushee, Augustus Caplan, Erwin Cattabriga, Cordon Coe, Carolyn Collins, Roger Cook, Gladys Copp, Jane Courtemanehe, Fay Cowles. Milton CLASS OF I95I Presirlenl IAUI. MAsoN Vice-President' WILLIAM DUBUQUE Secrelary JANr:'r Boisvsur Treasurer ,lAMEs MERRITT Dawson, liflttlllllil Day, Joan Despres, Barbara Devaney, Mary Ellen Dufraine, Gertrude Dutile, Harris Flanders, Leta Follensbee, Ronald Fountain, Loretta Fournier, Lucille Gleason, Ruth Hambleton, Marilyn Haskins, Clarenee Heistad, Mary Herrin, Arthur Holmes, l dith Hood, Shirley Jenkins, Leola Jennings, Barbara Johnson, Shirley LaClair, Louise LaCroix. Annette Lalilani, Annamay Leniay. Marshall I26l Leonard, Harold Lewis, James McHugh, Cecelia Moflitt, Doris Monfette, Marc-elline Nixon, John Packard, Chester Palmer, Wfesley Paul, Marilyn Pratt, Virginia Pringle, Nancy Beney, Ann Richard, Paul Sargent, Cordon Sharkey, Robert Strobel, Lillian Tobin, Marguerette Tremblay, Annette Tremblay, Janet Tremblay, Leo Van de Carr, Neil Wialsli, Catherine Wheatrili. Janet Wiilbur, Xvilliam Adams, Rita - Alafat, Michael Harden, Nelson Barton, Nina Bellevance, Roland Reruhe, Francis Bond, Harold Brown, Alton Budd. Ethel Canillas, Constance Canillas, Dolores Cantlin, Roger Carter, llaul Cattabrigza, Richard Cilley, l'aul Churchill, Barbara Contois, Carl Contois, Rodney Courtemanche, Williaiii Deane, Robert Decato, Albert Dube, Clairette Dube, Theresa Dudley, Donald Dunbar, Joey CLASS OF I952 President-RoHER1'. Bi:u.i:vANcE Vice-President A EDWARD MARCHEWKA Secretary alll-:LEN GooDiuAN Treasurer --RICHARD Roar Dupree, lvayne Dutile, Theresa Emery, Anna Estes, John Feenstra, ,Ioan Fontaine, lrving Ford, Pauline Grilhn, Robert llamniond, Paul Haskins, Albert Hutchinson, Dean jenkins, Keith johnson, Rruee Johnston, john jones, Roger Kidder, Ned King, Robert LaBelle, Ellen LaClair, Bette LaCourse, Nancy Langlands, Donal Laro, Shirley Laware, Maxine l,eBrun, Evelyn Louzicr, Claire l27l d Lower, Ronald Lutz, Shirley lVlaeKenzie, Mary Manchester, Ann Monfette, Paul Moody, Clifford Nelson, Shirley Nolet, Stanley Perkins, Donald Pillsbury, Eva Prescott, Lloyd Prue, Ronald Randall, lVlarion Richardson, Bruce Robichaud. John Sleeper, Clarenzge Smith, Donald Spaulding, Lorenda St. Jean, Lucille Thornton, Lawrenve Tuttle, Donald Wheaton, Donald White, June 4 White, Maryneta Wood, Philip Agan, Nancy Alafat, Richard Bagley, Rosemarie Bellevance, Cecile Berubc, Alice Berube, Raymond Riathrow, Burton Birch, Beverly Boisvert, lfugene Boisvert, Richard Bouchard, Reverly Routin, Adrian Burlingame. Agnes Camp, George Carr, lidna Carrier, Shirley Chiasson, Theresa Cole, Alden Cole, Sheila Connors, Patricia Corey. Judith Corrette, Bruce Courtemanche, Barbara Crewe, Ruth Cummings, Samuel CLASS OF I953 Pf65iti6Illf-NCDEI, LEBRUN Vice-Presidelzlfff-llARRY DAVISON Secretary -ajumrn Bnowx Treasurcrf -'PAUL BELISLE Day, Hazel Despres, Elaine Devine, Lorraine Dickinson, Nina Dinerman. Rosalie Dion, Stella Dixon, Gerald Dolloph. Joyce Dudley, Frank Duhainle, Beverly Dupuis, Betty Ann Raton, ,joan lfmery, Shirley l reeman, Nancy Cage, Richard Callien, ,Iohn Coodhue, Beverly Cosselin, Patricia Guyer, Richard Haley, Kenneth Hadley, Mary Hamilton, Ernest llardy, Lorraine Harwood, James Hastings, Paul llenry, Gloria Holmes, Emily jackson, Mary Ann johndro, Hope johnson, Bryan Jones, Regis King, Richard l,aRarrc, Paul LaCoss, ,lean l,aFlam, Leonard iii-l1llbCl'l, Charles Lambert. lfiverett l,eRrun, Barbara Leonard, Jean Louks, Calvin MacKenzie. Dorofiy Mason, Mabel Maynard, Earle Mollitt, Stanley Mortensen. Charles Murphy, Beverly Patch, ,lanet Patch, Stanley Patterson, Bradley Pearce, Barbara Pippin, ,lack Plume, Donald Prentice, Charles Pringle, ,lanct Pringle, Roger Purcell, Richard Racicot, Nancy Richard, Norman Roman, Rita Roman, Rose Roy, Raymond Sanborn, Carleton Sanders, Marilyn Sausvillc, Annette Shapiro, Janice Sharkcy, Marion Strobel, Charles Thibault, Priscilla Thibodeau, Mary Trenrblay, Claire XVall, Frank Wheeler, June White, Ronald Willette, Beverly Yvoodward, Mary W . ,gy 1 f E fl .wi ... :wg ! Sf Y ?E f . F-......-.... ., ...W ' Briggs. Judith Carr, Ernest Carr. ,lalnes Carr. Lewis Clark. Ruger Collins. Carnlyn Correlte. Ralph Dawson, Karlene Dean. lVlarilyn linlery. Mary l ullm1shef', Hazel Coldwire, llilda Crillin, Lorraine 013' GRADES Presiflezzze -LEONARD PALMER l'vliCC-l,l'CSl.l!Clll'fDAVlD Ruud Sccrcmrye CARR0LL Fusrm Treasurer Dom-31-JN Downs Cunzinger. Donald llamhleton. Robert llerrin. lra jenkins, Cail Kiddf-r. Philip Kimball. Patricia King. l ranr-is Knight, Janic-rv lmnks. Sclveginf' l,nwc'r. jnsephine lVlarlel, Syhil Mason. Naney l29l If--f Palmer, Jean Parady, Peter Faro, Xvinona Payne, Roland Pippin, .lohn Plonll. Charles Richardson, Clarence Richardson, Phillip Russell, Stanley Stearns, lfli Sunn, Shirley Talberl, Donald Wyman, Wlillianl Bates. Wayne Begor. Lucille Hin-h, Patriria l'ilam'lN'ttt', Anita Brann, l'illg0I1t' Briggs, Barlvara Cattabriga. Robert Clark, Melvin Crewe, lVlUI'f'lll'? Crowe, Shirley Dawson. lVlart'ia Dean, lVlarilyn lJli,'lilIISUIl., Alvin Dollopli, Verne llrisvoll, ,lalncs Dupuis, Rolwrt Emery, Alberta English, Williaiii Flanders, John Fournier, Suzanne GRADE 7 PI'6.9l'l1il'lll' ffl'il,I,l-IN Kfinusnum' 7 Vicf:-I'rc.s1'4lfz11la -RICHARD l'Il'PlN Sccrcmry W J oAN Curtin ei: Treasurer NANCY SHEPARD Cray, livvvrly llall, Constanve llvnry, Kenneth llf-nry, Shirley Johnson. lfdwin Kemp, Shirley Kidder, Conslanvc Knight, lVlarlmlt- lialioss, lrvno lialiayc, Carolyn Laliayv, lmwis limiting, livatrivv lianglancls, llolwrl lVlansficlcl, liorrctta Marsh, Phyllis Nlaynarfl, Konnctli l'arkor, Mary Parker, Shirley Patch, David l'rescott, William Puryea, ,luno my Iiacimr, Joanne llivliardson, Paul Hoge-rs, Mary Ryan, Robert Shipley, Robert Simpson, Cena Smith, Leonard Sniitli, Louise Spaulding, Gloria Stevens, Rohort Tililwtts, llorise Tolvin, Paul Tobin, rllllfilllld ,lllU'li0l', Beverly Walker, Betsy West, Joel Wfhite, Alfred White, Frederick Nvoodward, Fay Yerid, George ' 4-P- . -, X .NX 'i .N s px va 'A J 5 . ' f -' L 'NO-Q wx ,. . x , UM f xx, E My 'vi' 1 QX aff! eye, ' X Q 31' I1 .Q A ij, FXN i 'L x XX x T 'Vit-rs X2 X I- xx xg Q. X K V X N5 R X x-E V X ?3cfV 4 Q 5.-- 1 fl S , A ,J x , A 1- N. X V OF kk V ' A A Q lk H St :Q t ' X 1 f K '22 5 5 W. x Xf ia? V E11 ,Q ff: X 1 'Nxt X ' Q 5 N., 'N-+-,, Rf-.jf ' K F K J . X ,V X xx . f ff X. X X Y - ' .J Y . 5 It ,J I. lr, fri' ' -55 Co-Captain R. Boisvert, Coach Hatfield, C0-'Captain G. Lemay. First Row: R. Louzier, L. Despres, V. Tremblay, R. Boisvert. Second Row: R. Berry, T.. Howard, P. Dalton, R. Smith, S. Lebrun, R. Jackson, G Lemay. First Row: R. Jackson, S. Lehrun, L. Despres, R. Boisvert, G. Lemiay, V. Tremblay, R. Berry, P. Dalton. Second Row: L. Howard, R. Smith, R. Louzier, R. Bellevance, E. Fontaine, R. Stone, K. Valentine. Third Row: E. Carr, D. Budd, R. Ruel, I. Fountain, E. Marchewka, M. Alafat, J. Lewis, Fourth Row: G. Sargent, E. Bourey, W. Dupree, R. Boisvert, P. Hastings, R. Alafat, C. Moody, C. Sleeper. Fifth Row: B. Johnson, J. Estes, E. Boisvert, B. Richardson, R. Purcell, R. Jones, N. Kidder. Sixth Row: E. Hamilton, P. LaiBarre, W. Courtemancthe, R. Roy, B. Corrette. Seventh Row: 'Coach Hatfield, Manager Canillas, C. Sanborn, G, Dixon, Coach Kings' bury, F. Burby. FOOTBALL On August, 22, approximately fifty candidates reported to early praetiee After four weeks of hard praetiee and conditioning, the Raiders were well pre- pared for their opener with Rxeter. Showing a strong offense, the Hatfield men de- feated their visitors 27-0. The next four games on the sehedule were to he played away from Eldridge Park. The Hrst of these journeys was to Berlin High. Under a uonstant downpour. the Raiders played out a 6-6 tie with the strong mountaineers. Next came Stevens, a hig Class R team, who defeated the Raiders l8-6. We made up for the previous defeat as we whipped Hartford High 32-0. The last trip took the Raiders to undefeated St. Johns High of Coneord, where they were defeated in a very hard fought game 20-6. ln their second home game, the Raiders druhhed the Windsor Yellow Jarkets 32-0. At last the hig traditional game with Hanover came, and on 01-toher 29 the Raiders lrroke the reeords hy rolling over Hanover 38-0. This is the most that any Hanover eleven has ever been heaten hy a l.ehanon High eleven. The Red Riaiders closed the season in another hard fought game with Franklin as they edged out the visitors 7-0. Much of the l949 Raiders, sueeess was due to the splendid eoaehing of Coaeh Hatheld along with the assistance of Coach Kingsbury. The following seniors have played their final foothall game for Lehanon High: Co- Captains Gil l.f-May and Roh Boisvert, Roger Berry, Larry Howard, Paul Dalton, Dick Smith, Stan Lelirun, Rod Jackson, Gene Carr, liiugene Fontaine, Sam Valentine, Bob Stone, Vic Tremblay. Dick Louzier, and Leo Despres. First Row: M. Monfette, J. Corrette, J. Dionne, D. Laraway, L. Lutz, B. Lewis, Coach Schribcr. Second Row: P. Boisvert, F. Courtemanehe, T. Dutille, M. Heistad, D. West, D. Connelly. GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY About a week after school opened last fall. approximately 40 girls answered Coach Alice Schribefs 4-all for field hockey candidates. Of these only hve were left from last year's Varsity Squad. The weeks of practice flew hy, until the day of our first game arrived, when we played the Alumni. This game ended in a tiefthe score being 3-3. The next game we acted as hostesscs to the Towle High School lassies. and we were oliliged to how to them, 2-0. We traveled to Franklin for our third game and handed them a 2-0 defeat. At last the day arrixed when we played Hanover and harely won this game with a score of 2-l. Our second game with Franklin, on our home tield, gave us more satisfaction than the Hrst, as we heat them 3-0. On our return game to Hanover, we were defeated 2-1. Then came the day of our final game, the last game for the Seniors, which was with Newport. This was a sad day for everyone.. for they defeated us once more. This time the score was 4+-2. Lebanon High will he saying good-bye to the following team members: Co- Captains Jean Dionne, Dot Laraway: the following players: Janice Corrette, Lorraine Lutz, Diane West, Doree Connelly, Barbara Lewis, and our loyal manager, Janet Forrest. The high scorers of the season were Jean Dionne and Dot Laraway. We also had a Junior Varsity to he proud of for they wrapped up three wins and one tie. High scorers for the J. Vfs were Nancy Brown and Captain Shirley Johnson. Exery one should watch these players for they are the future stars of the Maroon and White. l34l Field Hockey Squad First Row: D. West, J. Corrette, J. Dionne, D. Laraway, L. Lutz, B. Lewis, J. Forrest. Second Row: F. Courtemanche, M. Monfeitte, P. Boisvert, Coach Schriber. Third Row: J. Boisvert, G. Cook, M. Paul, A. Tremblay, D. Connelly, M. Heistad, J Copp, L. Fountain. Fourth Row: J. Shapiro, B. Duihaime, D. Moffitt, N. Brown, S. Johnson, R. Jones E. Despres. Fifth Row: B. Courtemanche, A. Emery, S. Laro, E. Budd, S. Lutz, T. Dutille, A Berube. Sixth Row: C. Bellavance, S. Jette, B. Goodhue, J. Brown. , T351 N. Boutin, C. Packard, E, Marchcwka, L. Tremblay, J. Couture, R. Bosworth, Coach Kingsbury, R. Berry, E. Fontaine, R. Smith, B. Johnson, E. Bourey. BOYS BASKETBALL Coach Kingsbury had only three if'ltf'l'tllfYll returning from the previous year. These were Co-captain john Couture, Co-captain Roger Berry, and Riehard Smith. These composed thc nucleus which had to be built up by members of the Junior Varsity. There seemed to he a jinx on the team causing injury, sickness, and ineligibility. lfollowing a fairly successful start we were handicapped when llddie Marcllewka sprained his ankle in the West Lebanon game which laid him up until the last four games on the schedule. During the epidemic of mumps wc lost our starting center, Red Johnson. Coach Kingsbury chose the following to make up his starting line: Dick Smith, a snappy senior, at left forwardg Leo 'llre-niblay. a junior from the ,l.V.'s at right forward, Bruce Johnson, a sophomore from the ,I.V.'s at center, Eddie lVlar- chewka, also a sophomore, at right guard, and lrving Fountain, another sophomore, at left guard. l.eo Tremblay lt-rl the individual scoring with l70 points. He was followed by Dick Smith with l37. The remaining scoring was as follows: Irving Fountain 98, Bruce johnson 91, john Couture 57, Roger Berry 38, Eddie Marchewka 21, Dick Coston 18, Al Bourey 14, Eugene Fontaine 9, Leo Despres 7, Norbet Boutin 6, Chester Packard 5, and Gilbert Lemay 2. l36l A. Brown, N. Kidder, E, Dawson, N. Birch, P. Bclislc, R. Burhce, Coach Wright, B. Richardson, R. Rucl, H. Bond, M. Alafat, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Although our team was not too successful, winning seven and losing eleven, there was always a team spirit which never died. ',l'here were times when they played top notch hall, scoring much better than average, hut there seemed to he more times when they were not up to par. The total score for the season was 632 points with an average of 37.9 points per game. The seniors who have played their last lnaslxethall game for I..lI.5. are Cu- Captain Roger Berry, Co-Captain John Couture, Richard Smith, Eugene Fontaine, and Norbert Boutin. t37l L. Fournier, C. MeHug3h, M. Monfette, S. Jette, T. Dutille, Miss Smith, J. Kingsbury, N. Sleeper, D. Liariaway, L. Flanders, S. Johnson, F. Courteinanche, J. Corrette. GIRLS BASKETBALL CoachelVI1ss SMITH Captain- -WJANE KINGSBURY ManagersfNANcY SLEEPER, NIAHILYN PAUL, Cmors CooK Late last November, more than fifty candidates for thc girls' basketball team reported to Coach Natalie Smith. Six lettermen from last year's squad were on hand plus several promising candidates from the J.V. squad of a year ago. The Lassies got oil to a slow start by dropping their first four games, but this did not lower their spirit, as they came back to Win the next four. Two of the most thrilling con- tests of the season were with Lebanonis nearby rival, Hanover. ln both tilts the Lassies managed to edge out the Hanover girls by a basket, 36-34 and 24-22. The season, resulting with a record of 6 games won and 8 games lost, was a good season for the girls, in spite of their defeats. L.H.S. can be proud of the team, as they exhibited good playing and good sportsmanship both on and off the floor. The class of MSO takes with it, Captain jane Kingsbury, Dot Laraway, Janice Corrette, and Manager Nancy Sleeper, all of whom wish Miss Smith and next yearis team the best of success. ' l33l First Row: S. Lutz, V. Pratte, L. Devine, J. LaCoss, N. Freeman. Second Row: G. Cook, M. Mason, E. Despres, J. Brswn, P. Connors, J Copp P Jones B. Duhaime, J. Leonard, A. Burbee, M. Paul, Coach Smith. GIRLS J. V. BASKETBALL CaptainemLoRRAINE DEVINE The J.V. team, composed mostly of Freshmen, had a very successful season with a record of 5 wins, l loss, and 2 tie games. These girls have shown good basketball ability and will be a great help to the future L.H.S. basketball teams. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Lebanon 32 Lebanon 30 Lebanon 22 Lebanon 13 Lebanon 22 Lebanon I5 Lebanon I9 - Total 153 Average 22 I39l Windsor 37 Newport 2 Windsor 22 Stevens 7 Bellows Falls 22 Stevens 9 Newport I5 104 15 First Row: R. Boisvert, F. Wall, R. Stevens, W. English, R. Clark, B. Patterson. Second Row: L. Howard, V. Tremblay, T. Agan, P. Dalton, Coach Merrill, R. Stone, E. Carr, K. Valentine, J. Conners. Third Row: R. King, E. Boisvert, J. Estes, J. Carr, C. Sleeper, G. Sargent, N. Vande Carr, TJ. Hutchinson, R. Purcell. SKI TEAM The first meet of the season found the li. H. S. team split with one section going to Berlin. It was in this meet that Jack Connors suffered the injury that kept him out of the competitive skiing for the season. Also, just prior to this meet Sam Valen- tine hecame a victim of the mumps which kept him out of action for the whole season. The other group went to Proctor Aeaderny's Wiiitei' Carnival where Vie Trenililay won the jumping. At lloth of these meets the Lebanon teams lost. 'llhe following weekend, lilelaruary' l7-lil, L.H.S. won the New Hampshire State interscholastic Championship hy approximately twelve points. ln this meet Cene Carr hecame the state four-event champion as well as winning the jumping. Paul Dalton placed a very fine second in slalom, and Bolt Stone fin- ished in fourth position. Tom Agan won the downhill and Cene Boisvert won a rrniarkable score in jumping. On ldebruaryf 24-25 the team participated in and won the New England lnter- scholastic Ski Title. On lVlarch 3-44 the team again went to Lyfndonville to protect its lfuslern Ski Title. which it won last y'ear, and succeeded. It was in this meet that three up-and-coming skiers showed their ahility. Sonny Sleeper placed eleventh in cross-country which is very' good in this type of com- petition. Gene Boisvert placed twelfth in jumping. Curly ' Carr placed 24'lh in the slaloni which is remarkable for a hoy with his experience. Also this meet saw Lelmanon lnoyfs win three individual honors. 'llom Agan and Cene Carr tied for tirst plave in the downhill and 'llom won the four-event comhined. Roh Stone placed Iifth in cross-country and lith in downhill. Vic 'l'remhlay', the winner a year ago, plaeed second in the jumping. 'llhrough graduation Coach lVlerrill will lose eight men: Paul Dalton, llolt Stone, Cene Carr. Vic Villlllllltlilj. Sam Valentine, ,lack Connors. Larry Howard. and Tom Agan. H01 MN' fine x E 4 i 1 S E Q 1 1 I f I Pg J'-. Q ..l ag? K 'Q f S D r sum . tk! 'I ' - 1 N-1 kfxigg ' .F' f,'.I:' ' ' ' ka ? 1 ?-L YJ Agifiv' i. 5' 'kiwi ' 5-- :..- '3 ' A , dm ,Q , 55 t First Row: G. Lemay, R. Boisvert. L. Howarcl. Capt., B. Johnson, D. Budd. Second Row: Coach Hztttitlld, E. Carr. R. Smith, R. Bvlivcuu, P. Dalton, R. Prue, Mgr. TRACK Cuarh Hattie-ldis vindermvn turned out thirty strong this spring. With Pighl 1Pttf-rmvn I'PillI'I'tiIlgI from '49 and um- funn 718 this should prow- to he one of the strmtge-st ifildllllll lrau-k tmuns. Anmng the new additions to the tezun WP find many f-rtpahlv lJfxl'i'Ul'Il lPl'S who will give thv iPll9l'lHPll nimxe rf-al mmipfltitiun. This yrau' there is dvpth in almust t-wry Pvmit. The pole vault has liven added tu the PVPIIIS for this year :md UPN' uniforms and Pquiplnent ptlwiiusvd. Due to lack of a true-k. the Raidcfrs find it Ilf t'f'SSllI'y tu c 01npPt0 on f0l'PigIl ground in all lllt'f'iS. The svhvduiv ut this tinw invludes Ll nm-t with Towle High at Newport. Il pentugmial mvet ut Tiitun. the Conn. Vallvy nwflt., and the ii. Stat? me-vt. H21 f First Row: J. KiHg'Sl3Ltl'5V, J. Dionne, E. Pillsbury, E. Ftennclly, C. Whittier, Mgr. Second Row: S. Jetta, C. Canillas, F. Courtcmanchc, P. Ford. Third Row: T. Dutilc, Coach Lambert, M. Paul. SOFTBALL Cum-li Mas. lX'lILDRED LAMBERT A fvw yvars ago. softball canw tu L.H.S. for tht- first timr. Sinvf' then it has lwt-mm' nmrv and more popular with the girls. Dt-spite thc- fart that sonic of the best players art' lust vavh year through grachlalitm. the lltldf'l't'lElSSItH'Il have' P01110 up m'cry yvar to make the team a good hard-hitting group of winners. With this year's large numlwr ul senior mcmbvrs. liuwever. thc tram of nvxt your will have a larger juli than usual to carry on the good revord already set. With gzuml weather this ycaras lcaiu shows promise of gwmcl. fast and victorious gamut-5. H31 mmf.- First Row: G. Blair, R. Colburn, G. Pringle, T. Henry, R. Curtis, T. Agan, R. Stone, L. Despres. Second Row: E. Chaplan, R. Foster, J. Joihndro, T. Canillas, B. Johnson, J. Benjamin. Third Row: R. Jones, R. Burby, E. Dawson, P. Mason, D. Dubuque. Fourt.h Row: E. Haskins, R. King, Dudley, M. Alaf-at, R. Brown, P. Richards, D. Langlanids. Fifth Row: E. Hamilton, D. Plume, R. Alafat, R. Ruel, E. Marchcwka, C. Packard, L. Tremblay. Sixth Row: J. Harwood, T. Walls, R. Gage, G. Camp, A. Brown, H. Bond, C. Lambert, R. White. Seventh Row: E. Boisvert, E. Maynard, A. Boutin, P. Belislc, R. Guyer, La Flam, Coach Wright, Coach Kingsbury. BASEBALL livery Spring around the latter part of March a groun of boys report to Coach Kingsburv for battery. pitchers and catchers practice. This Veal' this group will consist of Dick Rucl. lfddie Marchewka, Mickey Haskins, pitchers, and Tom Agan, Albert Haskins, and Billy Courlelnanche, catchers, along with some spunky Frcshnien and new comers. As soon as the ball park is free of snow the whole squad begins regular prac- tice. The letter -men of last year will bc Dick Ruel. Toni Agan, Bob Stone, Frank Canillas. Leo Dcspres. and Roger Berry. Expected to fill out the team will be Chet Packard, Leo Tremblay, Dick Patch, Alton Brown. Buddy Bond, Richard Brown, Bob Bellevance, Mickey Alafat, Dick Alafat, and the ever-present newcomers. Gaines this year have been scheduled with Hartford, Towle, West Lebanon, Hanover, Stevens, and Windsor with others to be added to the schedule. lf a few good breaks are directed toward the Leb Team this year a good, if not brilliant, record should appear on the books. l414l N. LaCourse, C. Louzier, H. Goodman, J. Forrest, A. Therrian, Miss Cook, J. Dionne J. Feenstra, C. Coe, M. Devanoy. CHEERLEADERS This group of poppy, attractive lassies has raisfwl the moralf' of the teams l00'i1 With Doris Cook SLIPPITJSJIIQ. the girls haw inlprovisml many new vl1vo1's and hacked the teams at every game. L.H.S. may indcrod be very proud of their spirit. H51 4 ,J cvvp o e lj ,fd + '2 Q 'fo 2, V 'gb QW 4 .., DAHm4717c Czug , y - k . wifi A f -. ,f V519 fm M 2 W 7' 8 rfv pri? I 0 0 5 0,118 Q C1'J'ZC77V fff.s' ilk R ' ' ' Q9 I U Z, if J QQ 'Fa A H A ' Q A ,T I X n 1 ' X L! 'M A' Q6 Q 1 2 K' C' .ff 3 A :qfi L - . 1 Kx 'f 'XXX'iERyX MAMTQ. e al CX xwxx -Q4 , xii xxx. chaff? 6156 CLUB BAND The hand started oll' with a hang this year hy turning out, at Mr. FleCk's sum- mons, and getting in pre-sehool pravtim-e for the football games. Throughout the season the band added its part lo all the home games. It also journeyed to two games away from Lebanon. Alter the football season sounds were heard issuing forth from the gym. Wll9ll basketball rolled around, the band was ready. It played for all the home games, exeept the last two or three. During both seasons hand musie was heard at rallies and at a few assemblies. liven though many veteran players were lost from last year's membership, the band members eo-operated well and did a fine job. The major reason for the sum-ess was our leader, Mr. Fleck. TRUMPET Boy:-e Johnston john Johnston Biehard Cuyer Williarrr Prescott Charles Prentiee TRoM Bon IC Donald Smith Lloyd Preseott NIELLUPHOXNE Hose Bagley TUBA Peter Parady FLUTE Carroll Foster ALTO SAX Lila ,Iohnston Betsey Walker Bohert Foster CLAR1Nr:'r Harold Bond Jr. Ethel Budd Selvegene lrouks Roger Clark Yvilliam lfnglish GLOCKENSPEIL Doreen Downes DRUMs John Estes Samuel Cumming ,lean Bradbury Donald Langlands First Row: M. Wallace, D. Laraway, A. Therrien. Second Row: B. Despres, G. Dufraine, D. Moffitt, A. Manchester, H. Day, R. Jones. MAJORETTES LEADER-DOROTHY LARAWAY As.e1'.sza11zsWeANNI-:TTE THERRIEN and lVIAR.IoRIE WALLACE Marilyn Hamhleton, Doris Mofhtt. Barbara Despres, Cerlrucle Dufraine, Regis Jones, Hazel Day, Ann Manchester Here comes the hand! With the proud. high stepping majoreltes leading them lo all the foothall games and other aetivities. l,.H.S. may certainly he proucl of these lassies. l49l ' DANCE BAND This year we have had Ll new addition to the school musical organization in the form of a Dance Band. We have had danve hands before, hut this is the hrst thoroughly organized group. Under the direetion of Mr. Fleck the band has heen able to play on several occasions, for events such as the Teachers' Caharet. The band is already starting its plans for the spring, and is 1-onsidering one or two offers. ln all. they consider that they have had a very successful year. I50l ORCHESTRA - f'm X f La The orc-lwstra this roar has boon wry stu-t'f'ssful. l'nclf'r the Sllllt 1'YlFlllll of Mr. Hayinonfl I . Flm-k. it has participated in scwral 1-ont-Prts. one of whiz-h was Iwlrl at tln I H9 tuditoi nitl the llolrlunv Hoy ' Ulm fluh H sich ml ' ' ' 4. .., i I' lllll ' I V ' ' SS 'S 1 V - . PQ 'S EH Ill . l . :- rcgularly for asseinhlivs, the 0l't'llf'Sll'El pffrformvfl at Play Night ' at the- high st-hool. Svvwal of our rnf'n1lwrs worf- vhoson for thv All Stair' Mllsir' l70stiYal at Man- cltvstf-r. N. H. and the All Nom lfnglantl hlusir lff-stixsal at Springlivlcl. Massavhusvtts. Mtluough the orvhvstra will lost' many musicians this your wc arc sure it will kvvp up its good reputation. Vxorms Richard Iiclivcau Robert l'l0Slf'l' Barbara Shepard Yarn-y Brown Mary Hoistad Anna lirnvry Roger jonvs David llatt-h Pmwo Constant-0 Whittier Nr-lson Harden joannf' Ravine STRIMQ Bfxss Lila Johnston Alxro SAX Rogm' Berry Betsy Walkvr TENOR SAX Lloyd Prescott FLUTE Carroll Foster Mt:l.t.ovnoNi: Rose Bagley SAXOPHONES Lloyd Prosn-otl Robert lfostvr Nlr. Flet-lx tIt.AR1Ni-:Ts lfthvl Budd llarold Honfl DRUM Samuel Cunnnin tjmmniyr Harold Bontl jr. lfthffl Ruflcl Raymond Roy Sf-lveginc l.ouks William lfnglish Tm: M PET Royce Johnston john Johnston Rivhard Cuyvr William Prflst-ott Charlvs PI'Plllll'C WI gs 'llKOMli0Nl-IS litngr-tw Carr Donald Smith 'l't'BA l'f't0r Parady Br:l.l.s Dorvvn Downmls Dnnms Ronald Pruc Dracllvy Pattvrson ,loan Braclhury Satnuvl Ctnnntings john lfstvs 'I'Rtmt'm's Mary Hcistad Xxflllllillll l,l'0St'0l.l l'loyt'0 Johnston 'l'RoMBoNr1 Donald Smith BASS Vlot. Lila Johnston Bi-11.1. twat: Dormfn Downes , , . , . . , WM-. -,,, I THE CHOIR I TIN- IIIHII1' umIe'r tI1v cIil'Q1'timnl of XII: IIHXIIIHIHI I If-VIX I1afI il wry t'0IIllllPltt 1 X6-ar. au' 51 . I . . v 4, . -- IIH- l.I1rlslmz1s Lalltallzt. IIalI. Iluly Iizllvc was plw-sm-l1tmI again tIlis yvzn Ima uma 1-xj1c'l'Il1wllts. at c'umIrim'rI 1'mu'c'1't, with N1-wpurt. us In-Il as till opt uttl Y IIli.1I Ivy ,IIIII-I xwrs' llmIm-l'taIu'n. ImtI1 wvrc' a QIl'4'ilI slum-vvss. -Ks ir tI1t- vustmn. tht: vlluir sent lm-nmlwrs to tht- ftlt-Slate and 'III-New I ll' It I'Cstixz1Is. UIII1'4'l'S: l'n-.siflfrnl Iimacn BERRY I'1'f'c'-Prcshlf-1:I Klcwxl-3TH XM,mT1NE Sf'l'l'l'f!ll'-I' .lfxwlfzlc CORK!-I'l I'li l.il1rarian lil 1,1aNr: CARR lhzlzlicily Ilumzger fH1c:u,umISr:l.IvP1At wtuwulis Carolyn Cm' jvzm I3l'zuIIn11'y' Vary II1'istacI HII1-ll I,z1I3c'IIC SyIxiz1 ,IPttf- Atlll Ix'IZllII'Il1'SIf'l' I'3al'Iv:n'zl SIIl'l'PHl'tI llvrlrmlr- DtlI:I'2lIllP SI1irIa-5 Lutz juan I'IPf'IlSII'2l SI1irIt'y HnmI Allllitlllilt I1ilI'wIiiltl Jallivt' lIm'r1'tt0 Atlus Doris WIUIIIII NIarjm'ir' HIIIHIIISUII I3a1'Iwzu'z1 Ilvsprvs IAQ-na llnmlwixt BZIFIDQIIAZI ,IPIIIIIIIQIS Luuisv I.utlIuirv fIm1stz1rlr'4- ffal1iIIae I'ItI1e'I IIIHIKI IIf1Ivn tl1.mInlzm NIariIyn I'z1l1I NIarIIyn IIamI,rIf-tml Nanq Iiruwn I'IIIc'n I'I1'llllf'IIf jam-t Ifm-rt-st Tmmcs III1'ImrcI lit-Iiu-an Ann Iimxtm Nanvy Iluntmm Elvanur Uuvin I5arIvuru I,e-wis IxIZiI'If'II1'Il ID:-valwy Iam- INIIIIQISIDIITY n Rugvr IIt'l'I'Y Ilomllly I,aruwuy I52I LIUIN1 ,lulmstnll Paris Czunp IJunaIrI Smith LIHUI I'rvsf'utt RaymumI Itny Ihssrzs Ifllgrvllu' Carr IQPIIIIPIII V:lIvl1ti11P Nvil Yam tlv Carr XPISHII II:1rrI1'l1 Iimmld I'rue- LIIIII-4ll'tI Nlumly IIUIIEIIII It2lIlQLIillllIS Itoln-rt I nst1'r Iiuyvv IIUIIIISIUII I'1-uls'rs I,iIa JUIIIISIHII Cnlustzllm- WI1ilti0r IJu1'c'm'll IJUWIIPS PRESS CLUB The Press Club under the supervision of Mrs. llarrison has had a very success- ful and busy year. , The ublyew, a bi-weekly paper, is organized and published by the students of L.H.S. This paper contains all the news, sports, and social events of the school. lt has an exchange editor who keeps in contact with other schools and many of their articles are printed in our paper. The Press Club sponsored a cabaret which proved very successful. Editors-in-chief DIANE XVEST KENNETI1 SMITH Business and Advertising Manager Circulating Manager JAMES MEJRRITT C MARIl,YN PAUL Boys, Sports Girls, Sports LEO DEsPREs JANE KINGSBURY Exchange Editor Alumni GERTRUDE DIIERAINE ANNA EMI-IRY Typists Literary Editor JANICE CoRRETTE, BARBARA LEWIS, IIORRAINE LUTZ ELLEN FENNELLY Faculty Advisor lVlRs. HARRISON Reporters - D. Connelly, J. Tiblletts, B. Courtelnanche, J. Feenstra, H. Goodman, S. Lutz. F. Courtemanche, B. Jennings, J. Forrest, D. Laraway, B. Despres, N. Sleeper, T. Agan, R. Hammond, C. Canillas, P. Boisvert, C. Coe, H. Moody, R. Curtis, C. Sargent, N. Bashaw, M. Devaney, N. Brown. l53l First Row: B. Dcspres, R. Dexter, J. Shapiro, R. Hammond, Diane West. Second Row: Mr. Quimby, R. Moody, N. Barden, K. Smith, D. Smith. DEBATING CLUB This season marks an epoch in debating history at lfebanon High School. The squad has abandoned their official emblem and mascot V-the coachis i932 Pontiac. ln all seriousness. however, the debaters have experienced a truly enjoyable year. having met and defeated such teams as llolderness and Laconia. ln the Bates League preliminary contests, the varsity opposed Stevens and Towle High Schools, matching their wits and technique on the current topic 'Alie- solved: The President of the United States should be elected by a direct vote of the peoplef, Younger squad members participated in a beginners' tournament at Plymouth on March 11. They came home with flags flying for they won five out of seven debates. The jayvees show real promise for next year and the i950-l95l season will see Barbara Despres. Nelson Harden, Ruth Dexter, Janice Shapiro, Marilyn Hambleton, and Donald Smith in action. ln spite of the prospective good fortune of Lebanon debaters. a considerable vacancy in the club is being left by Kenneth Smith, Rita Hammond, Richard Moody, and Diane Yvest, members of the i950 graduating class. V Coach Paul Quimby deserves unlimited credit for initiating such an organization into the extra-curricular activities of the school. He has increased the qualities of self-confidence and logical reasoning, so important in future years when they will be needed 'ton the job. i541 J Ellen Fennelly, Annette Tremblay, Maryellen Devaney, Barbara Despres, Shirley Laro. Nancy Bashaw, Marilyn Hambleton, Doris Moffitt, Faye Courlemanche, ,lean Lalioss. Barbara Jennings, Raymond Colburn, Elaine Despres. LIBRARY CLUB P768itlBlllw -lVlAR.lORIE ADAMSON ViC6-PT6Sid6HlTVIRCINIA PRATTE Secretary--MFRED HENRY Treasurer ALICE BERUBE Under the leadership of their advisor, Mrs. Hadley, the librarians have put in another stleeessflll year. Approximately 200 new books have been put into circulation this year which were donated by the townspeople. Due to the omission of activity period, few meet- ings have been held but much praise is to be given to the librarians who put in their time and patienee. We now have a larger number of librarians, so more work van be aecomplished. At the beginning of the year we had a meeting and elected officers. They are Marjorie Adamson, Presidentg Virginia Pratte, Vive Presidentg Fred Henry, See- retaryg and Alive Berube, 'l'reasurer. The librarians have visited the bindery department of Baker Library, Hanover, and the Public Library in Lebanon. t55l First Row: N. Sleeper, D. Connelly, B. Lewis, M. Mcffitt, J. Kingsbury, D. Laraway, J. Forrest. Second Row: R. Hammond, L. Lutz, Mrs. Lambert, E. Govin, J. Corrette, D. Cole. FUTURE TEACHERS Under the supervision of Mrs. Lamlmerl. advisor, and lVl211'lOY'l Mefllll, president. the newly-formed organization of last year. has had a very busy year. Pracliee teaching was found to be an interesting experienee by many of the group. Trips were taken lo lnolll Plylllfiulll and Keene Colleges and sociuls were enjoyed by all during the vear. l 561 First Row: D. Connelly, B. Lewis, M. Devaney, S. Johnson, L. Lutz, J. Forrest, J. Corrette, D. Laraway. Second Row: J. Bradbury, M. Moffitt, N. Sleeper, M. Hambleton, M. Adamson, L. St. Jean. Third Row: M. Paul, B. Pearce, H. Day, R. Jones. Fourth Row: E. Maynard, N. Barden, D. Langlands, H. Davison, D. Beliveau. Fifth Row: Miss Schriber, Mr. Moody, W. Wilbur, P. Dalton. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club. although still in the stages of formation, has partivipated in the extra-Curricula events under the clirevtion of Miss Alive Svliriher and Mr. J. Harold Moody. The first performanee was a Christmas pageant in cooperation with the ehoir. The Dramatic Clulm presented a play for the public' as well as a play for as- semhly. lVlemlJership in the rluh is obtained through participation in the Cast or stall' of a produetion. t57l First Row: L. Shovan, D. Motfitt, A. Ttherrien, D. Cole, E. Fennelly, M. Wallace, B. Wallace, B. Jennings, N. Huntoon. Second Row: M. Tobin, N. Bashaw, L. St. Jean, J. Merrihew, T. Desert, M. Mason, P: Boisvert, C. Dion, E. Pillsbury. CAFETERIA CLUB Presia'enzAANNETTE THERRIEN Vice-Presidente ELLEN FENNELLY S8CT6lafy--MARJORIE WALLACE TTCUSMTEV---DOROTHY COLE Advisor4EvELYN STARKEY The Cafeteria Club was called to order the last part of November under the order of Miss Starkey. At this meeting the oflicers were elected and duties were assigned. Throughout the year these duties were alternated among the forty members. We had a very successful year and this being Miss Starkeyls first year as school dietetian, we think she did very well. t53l l 1 QQ wi E i , .... . john Couture Best Looking Class Wolf Brightest Eyes Nancy Sleeper Best Personality Best Looking Best Dressed Girl Janet Forrest Robert Boisvert Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Best Dressed Girl Best Personality SENIOR HALL OF FAME Janice Corrette' Friendliest Best Looking Girl S. N, ,, , , ,.,..,A ,WS Gerald Blair Best Dressed Friendliest Kenneth Smith ,lean Dionne Gilbert Lemay Dorothy Laraway Most Bashful Class Flirt Class Clown Best Athlete Class Woman Hater 1 f I Paul Dalton Jeannette Dionnc Richard Smith lVlost School Spirited Prettiest Hair Best Athlete Most Likely to Succeed Favorite Band lfavorite Hangout l avorite Colors Favorite Pastixne Bcst Social Event of L. H. S. HALL OF FAME Eleanor Govin Most Poised Guy Lombardo Mc-Neills Blue and White Parking Junior Prom Rita Pageau Claudette Dion Rita Hammond Annette Thcrricn Most Basllful Class Gigglcr Most School Spirited A Best Dafncer Class Man Hater Virginia Pratte Marjorie Adamson James Merritt Paul Mason Class Flirt Girl Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Class Flirt Boy Best Personality Girl Best Personality Boy CLASS OF l95I ,, 4 Nancy Brown F , - S Leo Tremblay Most Poised alggifimlilort Best Athlete Boy Fay CUllI'lCIl13HCllC Doris Momtt Elwin Bourey Mary Heistad Best Athlete Girl Best Dancer Girl Best Dancer Boy Best Worker ,loan Feenstra Richard Ruel Helen Goodman Francis Berube Class Flirt Girl Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl Best Dancer Boy Best Personality Boy Best Personality Girl Class Flirt Boy Claire Louzier Best Dancer Girl CLASS OF I952 Favorite Sport Football L.. . - ,,, ,. W4 I AN .. , . , Shirley Lutz Eddie Nlarcllewka Theresa Dutille Robert Bellevante Most Poised Best Athlete Boy Best Athlete Girl Best Worker Alive Berulme Harry Davison Regis Jones Hit-liard Alafat Best Athlete Girl Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl Best Athlete Boy Bet Personality Boy Best Personality Girl Best Dancer Boy Hazel Day Best Dancer Girl CLASS OF I953 Favorite Sport Football Galvin lmuks Carleton Sanborn Annette Sausville Stella Dion Class Flirt Boy Best Wlorker Most Poised Class Flirt Girl 3355 .y jf 'XL' EL 4M ,!1lif 7-ESGN GBRS and 1 Li' ,A A e mx ,- S , 5 3 -X l- my ,f iv Y KX ng 'Q H iii fm W-.W 1 qw 4 'Q VK RA H364 r'Q '3 -1' Ag . fffimm iillrf if Siem Tfanawf S Lyxflq ffxx 5 frmff Fgfwew' S 921 NQVW1 A 5 A, H1 nfvorx SWK' tts Q .1 ' A '- ffm ffiwx ' f ' ,N cf A N ,M 'ww .-M Ig, ,fl ..........-v---Q ! M Qyviixvky . fix, - . ' g P, nf i5?1'f' f ?f?'22?? EEE :surf Q-ct':Qa 6' fir. -my Q e66'fE1' H . Eleanev ODSYX me fX, .,2.aZ'Sn ws! -4 L ,3af fiY'l5'li6'LiLi mmm? , . 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Fx 1 J l eva CJ V2 V2 Z. 4 Alu Il: if Q Z ' '11 FN'5 nu raw n-2 Q ,.., y -Q - i f Q ez ,mx-'55 E C C C5 9 S ., 5 Class of 7950 La Croix's Taxi Phone 850 Ayh A+ y+ Y P+ g IApp +d 1:11 'Y BOISVERT'S OIL BURNER SERVICE PLUMBING AND HEATING L b New Hampshire 9 BYIOI1, RE Tel. I96 LIFE ROBERT B. HARRISON Insurance Tha+ Insures Insurance Agency Lebanon, N. H. CASUALTY Harrison Block E Compliments of . CUMMINGS 81 BROS. INC. LEATHER MANUFACTURERS KNIGHT'S GARAGE Kaiser - Frazer Sales Service Phone 568 Lebanon , N. H. CONGRATULATIONS To The Class Of I 9 5 0 NEWPORT CLOTHING CO. 64 Hanover Sfreef, Lebanon, N. H FACTORY TO YOU OPERA HOUSE COMFORTABLY cooL ALWAYS A sooo sHow Mafinee 2:I5 - Evening 7 and 9 CONGRATULATIONS And OUR BEST WISHES To The Class Of I950 Currier 8: Co A Cify Sfore Af Your Very Door' Compliments of A Friend 5 Bring Your Shoes To Us For Repairs S WORK GUARANTEED SERVICE AND QUALITY T. A. JETTE Your Shoe DocI'or mover SI. Lebanon, N. I-I. Compliments of THE ELMS WILLIAM NICHOLS CHARLES PRENTICE DAIGLE'S PAINT AND WALL PAPER STORE PAINTING AND PAPER I-IANGING TeI. shop 16I-M TeI. Res. 3I3-R Lebanon New Hampshire Compliments of CLASS of I952 MosT Thrilling Of ALL GIFTS For Girl Graclu-aTes . . . A Genuine LANE CEDAR CHEST Wifh GUARANTEED MOTH PROTECTION See The Large Display Of The Wor+h While Giffs Af Your Local Dealers Bridgmanis Furniture, Inc. LEBANON NEW HAMPSHIRE RAYMOND DAIGLE PAINTING and PAPER HANGING lResl Tel. 402-W 30 Summer Sfreei Lebanon, N. H. CHRYSLER HEATING - GOLD BOND INSULATION HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Lebanon, New Hampshire Mayfaq Appliances Zenifh Radios Holpoinf Appliances Combinafion Windows V , UWM --.A---i----Ti--ii, Congratulations AND Best Wishes TO THE Class Of 1 9 5 0 SCANNELLT P fumes C 1' WE FEATURE M KESSON PRODUCTS FlFIELD'S Clofhing Furnishings and Foo+wear Bank Block Tel. I74 Compliments of Hofel Rogers LEBANON. NEW HAMPSHIRE W. J. COLLINS, Mgr. Compliments of Lebanon Assembly No. I2 ORDER OF RAINBOW FOR GIRLS Compliments of SENIOR CLASS of I 9 5 0 COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS Office Supply Cenfer, Inc. TeI. IO88 Whi+e River Junc+ion Vermoni BUDD'S BEVERAGES Bofilers OI Frui+ Bowl, OIcI Sol, Moxie Sunspoi' Phone 870-W Lebanon, N. H. SMITH AUTO SALES BUICK DEALERS For Over Thirfy-Eighf Years Buick Cars and G. M. C. Trucks LEBANON CLAREMONT Compliments of CHARLES E. DIXON ATTO RN EY-AT-LAW W. F. McGOWAN CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY 4l High S+ree+, Lebanon, N H Tel. 606-W BASHAW'S MARKET Member of 'rhe A. G. S+ores MEATS - GROCERIES High Sfree+ Phone Compliments of Sperry 8: Huichinson, C Your S and H GREEN STAMPS 0 David Pierce Studio SPECIALIZINO IN SCHOOL AND COLLEGE Photography H New Hampshire SCHOOL STREET MARKET QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES - PROVISIONS G. I. C. FROZEN FOODS Phone 39 55 School Sfreei Lebanon, N. H. Hanover S+ree+ Garage DE SOTO and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Tel. 604-W Lebanon, N. H. WATCH REPAIRING JEWELRY J. S. WOLFE Jeweler Diamonds, Silverware, ancI Clocks Hamilion, Eigin, Gruen Wafches Trophies Lebanon, New Hampshire DEWEY PECK 81 CO. INSURANCE Wesi Park Sireei Lebanon New Hampshire Complimenfs of MODERN BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 389 Lebanon, N. H. P O N D ' S MILLINERY Lebanon, New Hampshire GRADUATION FOOTWEAR IN ALL :Ts GLORY CARL M. RICHARDS Compliments of PECK'S TOURIST HOMES Tel. 435 I4-I8 Bank S+reeI', Lebanon, N. H. MERLE I. HAMILTON ,Jamey Ioo TIRES - ACCESSORIES 96 H anove I S+. Tel. 60I-W Lebanon, N. H. YOURS FOR HAPPY COOKING Seven SI'aI'es Gas Service Inc. 65-A HANOVER ST. Lebanon New Hampshire CLARK'S TAXI Phone 6 Residence 295 Compliments of B. E. RENIHAN DocI'or of Opfomeiry Lebanon, N. H. Conzpliments of WHITE'S MARKET 20 Mechanic SI'ree+ Complim ents of THE WEST SIDE STORE Corner of Wes+ and Grani+e Lebanon, New Hampshire Besf Wishes Class of I950 BOB'S SERVICE STATION GULF OIL PRoDucTs TIRES - ACCESSORIES Mechanic s+ree+, Leb snon , N, H Compliments of CoHon, Tesreau 81 Sfebbins Lawyers The Eye LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL NEWSPAPER Published During The School Year By The Press Club ANNOUNCEMENT The I949-I'95O Eye Slaff Wishes To Presenl' The Slaff For I95O-I95I EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Marilyn Paul BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING MANAGER Gordon Sargenl LITERARY EDITOR CIRCULATION MANAGER Nancy Brown Nancy Bashaw FEATURE EDITORS Gerlrude Dulraine Barbara Despres GIRLS' SPORTS BOYS' SPORTS Shirley Lulz James Merrill EXCHANGE EDITOR Mary Ellen De-vaney ALUMNI EDITORS Helen Goodman Carolyn Coe COIIIIIHIIIBIUS of Your Communify Newspaper THE Granire Srare Free Press Trumbull Nelson Co., Inc. BUILDING MATERIALS GENERAL CONTRACTORS Tel. 58 or 59 Hanover, N. H. Compliments of A. E. LORD 8: CO. LEBANON RADIO SHOP Radio Sales and Service Phonograph Records STONY BROOK SERVICE STATION JAMES DECATO, Prop. Gas and Oil - Tires and Tubes Lebanon, New Hampshire Phone 880 Le REAL ESTATE RENTALS -- APPRAISING EARLE A. BURKE banon, N. H. Tel. 82I-W Compliments of N. P. SARGENT 8: SON L. A. DESPRES Bear Wheel Alignmenf Service 59 Hanover 51-reef PI-,One 750 55 Mechanic SI., Lebanon, N. H. Compliments of HOWARD'S CASH MARKET Compliments of Hanover Hardware Co. Hardware of all Kinds Plumbing 8: Hearing Ho+poini Appliances Hoover Cleaners Hanover, N. H. Tel. II3 Besl Luclc lo The Class of l950 W. WOOLWORTH CO R. H. SMITH, Mgr. Lewis Molor Co., Inc. Dealers In OLDSMOBILE CARS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Lebanon New Hampshire Tom's Toggery I. lu non, N. H. Tel. 1065 Finer Than Ever For '50! More People Buy CHEVROLET Than any ofhoz' car because of ils oulsiancling BEAUTY, PERFORMANCE, ECONOMY, and LONG LIFE I+ has led 'rhe low-priced car field for Over I9 Years Available wiih HPOWERGLIDEH - The sensaiional Aulomaiic Transmission. PACKARD To describe Hs marvelous ride, performance, brakes, smoolhnes bea u+y, iusl -I- Aslc The Man Who Owns One THEY ARE OUR BEST SALESMEN For a Clemonslraiion ol eilher, phone HANOVER 7 or Bill Joslyn, Lebanon I42-W Afler We Sell - We Serve ROGERS GARAGE, I I8 Lebanon Sfreef, Hanover, N. H Over 35 years ol salislaclory service LANDERS RESTAURANT AND SEA GRILL lin.. Lebanon, New Hampshire ENDICOTT JOHNSON Conzplim ents of ASHEY'S soon LUCK SHOE SERVICE To THE LEBANCN SENIOR CLASS NEW HAMPSHIRE QF I95O I Lebanon, New Hampshire Conzplimenls of CHARLES W. GOSS Complilnents of JAMES WIIEELOCK CHAPTER X 922195 N 615 sv yg Q 41: N.2Hfx 6 llu .thll . 'fax ORDER OF DEMOLAY SHERMAN PERKINS Porfraifs And Commercial Work Mascoma Lake Enfield, N. H. Compliments of Lebanon Sfeam Laundry ancl Dry Cleaning McNEILL'S DRUG STORE The Rexall Sfore Lebanon, New Hampshire Compliments of i CHlDDO'S ESSO STATION Lebanon, New Hampshire Compliments of THE HARMONY HANGOUT Presiden+ ,A... . , . Jane Copp Vice Presiclenf ..,, . ..,. Rifa Hammond Secreiary ,,,,, .,.. ' Gerfrude Dufraine Treasurer .. , Helen Goodman For Your Musical Pleasure go fo THE BOOK AND GIFT SHOP Lab anon , New Hampshire STATIONERY, BOOKS. CARDS. GIFTS, OFFICE SUPPLIES .,:.:.w:cf:::f:11.:-:-:-:-:-:q::15:g:1:12354-ref:-:1:,:3:3:1:5:lzrzfziizz-:1:::':1:3:-:1:g:gr:2:1:1:25:-:4-ga:I:::::::1:1:5::1g::2:f:1:1:-:-:-:-4.2.2. 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I :I ' 'gf-: , DANI ELS TRANSPORTATION 25223522151 Movmu - srouaz - racxlns - sIIIrrIIIs - 3:31515:gig,::1:gtg1gI:1:-:-:-:-:3:1:5:3:311:g1gI:S1i:I:1:1:':.:3:317:iz3:3:3:i::.3:,:3:1:g-:-51:51:1315:3:::Z:F:3rg1gZ1I:4:-:5g:::3:g:::::V--'-'-'F'-' Compliments of TEXACO SERVICE STATION E Mill STreeT LEE anon , New Hampshire Phone sa Compliments of FRED A. CAIN Lebanon, New Hampshire Compliments of N. P. CLOUGH 8: CO., INC. Tel. I50 Lebanon, N. H. STONY BROOK DINER Hea+ecI Cabins JuncIion Rou+e 4 and I0 DARTMOUTH COLLEGE HIGHWAY GEORGE YERID WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE EVERYTHING FOR THE CAR Lebanon, New Ha mpshire Compliments of ' MARIE'S DRESS SHOP Besl NVisl1es To The CLASS OF '59 WM, J. MURPHY Real Eslale F Compliments of ARMERS FRUITLAND, INC. FRESH FRUITS - VEGETABLES Wesl Lebanon Road Lebanon, N. H. Tel. 343-W Compliments of THE BEAUTY BOX SALON Pearl Johnson Compliments of THE RECORD ALBUM R. P. DAGENAIS, Prop. RADIOS - RECORDS Wlwiie River Junclion, Vermonl Ask For ..... Profile Ski Clolfhes Manufaclured By CARTER 81 CHURCHILL CO. Aufhorizecl Dealer' For Mercury Oulboard Molors FRANK THIBODEAU 55 Hanover Sfreel, Lebanon, N. H. SALES - - SERVICE Compliments of Your Daily Paper CLAREMONT DAILY EAGLE Compliments of CANTLIN and SON The Grand Old Seniors Classroom days are over bu+ 'rhe friendships you have made will Iasf a Iifelime. Keep 'Ihem Sfrong. Your friends ai' Ihe Co-op will expecl' you oflen as always. DARTMOUTH CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY VISUAL EDUCATION In Shorihand, Typing, 81 Accounfing Visual eolucafion is only one of our progressive 'reaching Iechniques. For full iniorrnalion, wrile Ia card will dol or phone Manchesler 5-9OI3. N. H. School Of Accouniing I I BEST VVISI-IES To The Class Of I950 ROY KIMBALL 8: WALLY WHITE Q' FINE CLOTHING - RECORDS SPORTING GOODS CLEANING - FURNISHINGS I And Commerce I 88 Hanover S+. I MANCHESTER, N. I-I. I Hanover, New Hampshire I I -L ,Ll ,-L,,-M am.,-?iL.-.4 Compliments of GOODYEAR QUALITY QUALITY MEATS AUTO STORE RED and WHITE GROCERIES and Frui+s - Vegeiables '+ Beer B -'-V5 CORNER STORE I7 Courf SI. Tel. Iooa-W FREDDlE'S CLEANERS MIND YOUR AND P's and Q's II-Urice 81 Qualnyj You GeI Boih A+ 24 Hour Service 39 High S+. Lebanon, N. H Spor+s Equipmen+ TeL 454 Fur Storage 24 S. MAIN ST. HANOVER, N. H. Compliments of FOLLENSBEE FEED STORE Grain, Flour, Painf, Garden Supplies, Hardware ParIcI1urs+ S+. Lebanon, N. H Tel. 882 Compliments of VERNE J. JARVIS HEATING C - OIL CONVERSION BURNERS Tel. 4l8-W Lebanon, N. H Compliments of GERARD La BOMBARD'S Taxi Tel. 860 Lebanon, N. H. F O R S A LE THE FAMOUS FANNY FARMER CANDIES Only 6+ LEBANON DRUG Complim ents of HOME AUTO SUPPLY INC. Whiie River Juncfion, VI. Follow +he crowd +o Ihe WHITE OWL DINER C. W. SLEEPER, Prop. Compliments of V. H. DION 81 SON GENERAL CONTRACTOR Lebanon, New Hampshire Compliments of PAUL'S BEAUTY SHOP 50 Mascoma S+. Lebanon, N. H Compliments of IDA'S BEAUTY SHOP Tel. 550-W Lebanon, N. H. GvOULD'S MARKET MEATS and GROCERIES :zo High s+ree+ Tel. 608 Leb anon , New Hampshire BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I950 HOME APPLIANCE CO. 42 High Sfreef Tel. 703 Lebanon, New Hampshire Compliments of GULF OIL CORPORATION YARD GOODS REMNANTS THE HEATHER SHOP us Mascoma S+. Tel. 922 Leb anon , New Hampshire MOORE'S PAINT 8: WALLPAPER Guyer's Pain'r 8: Glass S+ore Tel. 4ll Lebanon, N. H. Compliments of NORRIS COTTON Compliments of N NU-BRIDGE GRILL if . .. - , Y- H Y, Exclusive line of fur coa+s - Top quaIi+y and selecfion. Owing fo low overhead, can be purchased al lower prices. We do our alferafions, remodeling, dressmaking, coals and sui+s on our own modern premises. Salisfadion Guaranleed H. M. LEVINSON TAILORING I FUR STORAGE DRESSMAKING I45 Hanover Sfreef, Lebanon, N. H. I Complimenfs of Ailorneys a FRED P. CARR TEDDY'S SPORTS CENTER While River Jci., VI. cl I an Complele Line of Sporfs Equipmenl JOSIAH K. ADAMS, Jr. I 1 I I I E RAYMOND T. LaCOSS I Compliments of GULF OIL PRODUCTS I TIRES - ACCESSORIES I FRED E. DEAN I One Mechanic Sfreef I ELECTRICIAN I Lebanon, New Hampshire I I I . i MASCOMA SAVINGS BANK A Mulual Savings Bank Incorporafed I899 I Lebanon' New I'IBlTlP5l1II'0 Compliments of LEBANON CASH MARKET ekocemes - MEATS - FRUITS AND VEGETABLES We Deliver Daily 59 No. Parlc Sfreef - Lebanon, N. I-I. LEBANON HOME BAKERY Wedding and Anniversary Cakes A Specially Harley Payne, Propriefor Besf Wishes Io Ihe Class of I950 KENNETH E. LUTZ Compliments of BASIL THIBIDEAU Confracfing and Building Tel. 980-I3 SAVE AS YOU SPEND AI The J 8: C DEPT. STORE Lebanon, New Hampshire WENDELL F. HOWARD MAURICE W. HOWARD DICKINSON'S MARKET MEATS - eaociemes Tel. IO Lebanon. N. I-I J. A. FORTIER, INC. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES And BOTTLED GAS Tel: 272-W Lebanon, New Hampshir Compliments of A. B. KING SHELL SERVICE STATION Lebanon New Hampshire Compliments of DANIEL H. BROWN LEBANON ARMY 81 NAVY STORE Footwear Sporf CIoI'I1es Work Clofhes I6 Court S'rree+ Lebanon, N. H Compliments of WALKER BROS. THE STYLE SHOP Reasonable Prices Courfeous Service 7I No. Park S+., Tel. 555-W Lebanon, New Hampshire HOUSEWARE - DRY GOODS and TOYS Hun'r's Depar+men+ Sfore Compliments of ANDREW LEGATO TAILOR Compliments of PHIL 8K FRANK'S BARBER SHOP BesI Wishes To The GRADUATES ' CLASS OF I95I ' NATIONAL BANK OF LEBANON ORGANIZED I829 MEMBER F. D. I. C. I For Laundry - DryACIeaning Rug Shampooing Bes+ Wishes To The Undercl I OI' Fur and Garmenf Sforage ALWAYS CALL CLASS OF I950 WILLIAMS Lebanon 257 Whife River 208 Compliments of Mee JOHN F. CRONIN Pos+masI'er Lebanon, New Hampshire CHIPMAN'S PHARMACY Lebanon's Mos+ Modern DRUG STORE and FAMOUS SODA FOUNTAIN Havre! Rogers, Lebanon, N. H. Compliments of BYRNE'S GROCERY COURTEMANCHES BARBER SHOP I I 1 I The Gang A+ .... E. V. CATTABRIGA Lebanon, New Hampshire Com pliments of EMERSON GARDENS Lebanen, New Hampshire Bes+ of Luck To The '50 'ers BENNIE GOODMAN LEWIS BROS. Hardware, Plumbing and Heafin Paini' and Spor+ing Goods Tel. 426, - Lebanon. N. H. FLANDERS 81 PATCH Ford Saies and Service Keepsake Diamonds WATCHES - suLveRwARe C. H. DAVIS Jeweler Gifi Shop Lebanon, New Hampshire Greeiing Cards for Every Occasion The Rusi Craii Kind Congra+ula+ions +o ihe CLASS OF I95O U. S. Army And U. S. Air Force Recruifing S+a+ion 39 Hanover Sfreei' Lebanon, N. H. sumo win-4 BRICK DENSMORE BRICK CO. Lebanon, New Hampshire Compliments of ROBERT A. JONES A'H'orney-Ai'-Law Compliments of RIVERSIDE GRILLE CLAMS 8: SCALLOPS Our Special+y Roufe 4 Lebanon, N. H. Phone 98I-I3 Compliments of DULAC'S WOCDWORKING SHOP The James Bros. Compliments of , SUPER TEST MILK CO. Lebanon, New Hampshire Compliments of H. J. SEVIGNY Lumber Leb anon , New Hampshire Compliments of HONEY GARDENS LAND OF MILK AND HONEY Compliments of AUTO BODY WORKS Wesf Lebanon Road Compliments of C. W. SCHOOLCRAFT Compliments of LEO J. HAMEL Compliments of SEALTEST ICE CREAM GENERAL ICE CREAM CORP. Wesf Lebanon, N. H. HEATING OIL GASOLINE MOTOR OILS GREASES PURCELL OIL CO. Tel. 4I5 West Lebanon, N. H. Compliments of AMERICAN EXCELSIOR COMPANY