Lebanon High School - Parrot Yearbook (Lebanon, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1953 volume:

f9041Q4fLj Q2 Dedication To Mr. Hatfield, we the class of 1953 dedicate our Parrot, with the hope'that in this Way, we may express our deep admiration, respect and appreciation for his unfaltering guidance throughout our senior year. Mr. Hatfield . . . Mr. Allard ..... Mrs. Blodgett Mr. Duncklee . . Miss Hadley .... Mrs. Harrison Mr. Heistad .... Mr. Kingsbury . . . Mrs. Lambert . . . Mr. Merrill ...... Mrs. Palamountain Mr. Quimby . . . Mr. Royal .... Miss Smith . . . Mrs. Wilbur .. Mr. Wright . . . FACULTY Principal . . . . M. A.g Metal Working . . . . . . . Englishg French Mathg Civics . . . Domestic Arts . . . . . English . . . . . . . . Woodwork .......Biology . . . . Eusiness and Commercial . . . . Chemistryg General Science Englishg Latin Englishg Speech Math .......... Historyg English Business and Commercial Problcnis of Democracy and American History Q35 Erlilor-in-Chief Assislant Editor Iiusiness M anager THE PARROT BOARD HAZEL DAY CECILE BELLAVANCIC CHARLES NIORZFENSEN Assislanzs RAYMOND BOY, JEAN LACOSS, HAZEL DAY, BRADLEY PATTERSON, BARBARA PEARCE Photographs PATRICIA GOSSELIN Class Editors BEVERLY GOUDIIUE, THERESA CHIASSON Art NANCY AGAN, AGNES BURLINGAME, BARBARA PEARCE, JANICE SIIAPIRO, MARY THIBODICAU 'I'ypis1s NANCY AGAN, AGNES BURLINGAME, LORRAINE DEVINIC Personals CARLETON SANBORN, BARBARA PICARCE, ALICE BERUBE, ELAINE DESPRES, JUDITH BROWN, LAWRENCE TUCKER, BRADLEY PATTERSON F cultures BARBARA LEBRUN, EDNA CARR, PAUL HASTINGS, BEGIS JONES, JUDITH BROWN, RUSALIE DINERMAN, HARRY DAVISON, GEORGE CAMP, BRADLEY PATTERSON, AGNES HUHLINGAME, CLAIRE TRENIBLAY, LORRAINE DEVINE, ALICE BERDDE, JEAN LACOSS, CARLICTON SANDORN, RICHARD ALAEAT ffllvisvrs BGRS. l'AlAMOUN'l'AIN, MR. ALLARD 14? jill fl!'yQf'Q'l Jfnffwf Marv' VK, THE STUDENT COUNCIL I QW A ap Cm President: HARRY DAVISON t l AW QM Vice Presidenz: ROBERT DAIGLE 'gif' Secretary: DOREEN DOWNS FRESH MEN Lucy Johnson Barbara Benson Michal Bihl George Kimball SOPHOMORES Robert Cattabriga David Patch Mary Buckley Anita Blanchette JUNIORS Maynard Contois ,loan Buel Hugh Mac Donald 9 SENIORS Carleton Sanborn Lawrence Tucker Barbara Lebrun Beverly Coodhue c-Acknowledgments Mrs. Palamountain - We, the class of 1953, wish to express our deepest thoughts of gratitude and appreciation to Mrs. Palamountain for her unceasing advice and guidance in making the Parrot a success. Mr. Allard - We also extend a warm thank you to Mr. Allard for his help and advice to the business staff of this yearbook. Through his concern and interest, he has aided us to combine both quality and finances successfully. Mr. Duncklee - To Mr. Duncklee we, the class of 1953, wish to extend our sincere thanks for his co-operation and patience as our home room teacher. Mrs. Wilbur -f To Mrs. Wilbur we wish to express our deepest gratitude and appreciation for her good will and understanding as our Senior class advisor. QQKS GEM LS f cficient secretary . . . ideal student . . . ambition: college. CLASS OFFICERS President CARLETON SANBORN 4'Smoksy Hot rod driver .... 5 o'clock shadow .... second hand jokes .... talkative .... Two loves: fried eggs and Woodyis dance .... one of the gang .... conscientious worker .... Football 1, 2, 3, 43, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, Class President 3, 4, L. H. S. A. 2, 3, Skiing 4: Debating 2, 3. Q Vice-President GEORGE CAMP '5Chizlings Rousing class spirit .... 'gHere l am, you lucky peoplea' . . . willing worker . . . a pencil resting on his ear .... efficient track manager .... long strides .... loyal sports follower . . . 6'Can we tape record the game this week? Basketball 2, 3, 454, Football manager 3, Track manager 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Prom Committee 3, Class Vice-President 4, Press Club 3, 4. Treasurer BARBARA LEBRUN ' 'Babsn Peals of laughter .... vivacious .... '4Let7s have a cheer for the team .... flirtatious smile .... tiny waistline .... dancing feet .... amiable nature. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head cheerleader 4, Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 4. s ' 1 I ' 4. i' , 5 Y n 'll ,. ff A s l 41 'X Secretary AT ii A' QUSSELIN Pal A n ali' df sophistication .... sparkling lrish eyes .... ttralztive . . . well dressed . . . reserved manner . . . active . . . L. . S. A., , 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Presi- de 4, Fig ' e Teachers 4, President, Secretary of class 3, 4, ghlamatic' lub Nl, Projectionist Club 4, Cheerleader 4, Prom W ommittee 3, Parrot Board 4. NANCY AGAN c'Nan Floating giggle .... easy going .... dry sense of humor . . . true blue eyes .... deceiving looks .... nimble fingers . . . efhcient worker .... Future: secretary. L. H. S. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, Girl,s Ski Team 3, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Football Dance Committee 4, Parrot Board 4. . 43,11 Mn :vt tt- 1' 1 RICHARD ALAFAT Dickie,' Expression: Gee Fm Happyl' .... rugged .... dashing curly black hair .... always the gentleman .... extensive wardrobe .... smooth dancer .... joking remarks. Prom Committee 3, Football 1, 23, 33, 415, Captain 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 43, Baseball 13, 23, 33, 43. CISCILE BELLAVANCE Bouncie A sudden blush . . . easy smile . . . bright hazel eyes . . . thrives on talk . . . contagious laughter . . . a hard worker . . . abilities of a leader . . . Ambition: teacher of languages Librarian 1, Softball 1, 2, Field Hockey 1, 23, 33, 43, Co- captain 4, L. H. S. A. 3, Football Dance Committee 4, Football Queen 3, Girls, State 3, Parrot Board, Assistant Editor 4, Press Club 4, Future Teachers 4, Square Dance Club 4. llQll 'HX'l'tl' V1 lll'll'1 'f 1 ' .N - , ' 41- i ROLAND BELLAVANCE Bouncy,' Quiet .... fishing and hunting enthusiast .... likes skiing . . . ready smile .... always on time .... hearty laugh . . . willing worker. ALICE BERUBE Berlin Pep-vim-vigor .... outbursts of laughter .... fighting team player .... loyal friend .... dependable .... always cheerful L. H. S. A. 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 1, 211, 33, 43, co-captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 33, 43, Softball 1, Choir 3, Prom Committee 3, Parrot Board 4, Square Dance Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Press Club 1, 2, Library Club 1, 2, Treasurer 1, Secretary 2. BEVERLY BIRCH Bean School spirited .... helpful .... sense of humor .... fun to be with .... NGO jump in the lake .... green and white . . . . dimples . . . . lovely hazel eyes . . . . light blond hair . . . future: office worker. Cafeteria 1, 2g Booster Club 3, 4. RICHARD BOISVERT g'DiCki' Speedy black Buick .... flying skis .... sleeps thru classes .... friendly 'chin .... tongue twister .... television fan. Football. 1, 2, 345, 45, Ski team 1, 245, 3ii, IW, Track 2, 495, Baseball 3. BURTON BIATHROW Emmy Motorcycle enthusiast .... expert mechanic .... partial to Lincolns .... likes boats .... quiet . . . . sportsman . . . . seldom seen around town. '6Oh yeah? EUGENE BOISVERT f'Gene Our star on the ski team .... tall, blond, nice looking .... friendly .... '4Her did? .... south-paw pitcher .... easy- going manner .... future: college. L. H. S. A. 3, 4, Skiing 165, 265, 34, 4-fig Football 1, 2, 33 9 Baseball 1, 265, Ji, 4523 Cross Country 43 Square Dance Club, 3, 4. ADRIAN BOUTIN Winans Machine shop boy .... good natured .... bright brown eyes .... love for hunting .... always ready to help .... future: Naval Air Force. L. H. S. A. 2, Baseball 1. ALDEN CoLi5 HA. Iii' K .- 59 Q91 Ogre i ' . lv ' JUDITH BROWN XSL lj R 3, ludy'7 Fun-loving . . . winning smile . . e e-catching dimples . . . friendl thou hts of deviltr MWell Pm ladi' . . . likes y . . . g y . . . , g all sports and rootbeer floats .... future: college. L. H. S. A. 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4. Secretary 4, Prom Committee 3, Parrot Board 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 33, 44, Basketball 1, 245, 34, 495, Student Council l, 2, Secretary 25 Class Secretary lg Square Dance Club 4, Vice President 4, Orchestra 4. AGNES BURLINGAME t'Chic Artistic . . . . co-operative .... desires perfection . . . . excellent student .... pleasing smile .... quiet appearance . . . . pretty clothes . . . . future: secretary. L. H. S. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Club 2, 3g Prom Com- mittee 3. E EDNA CARR School spirited .... good natured .... very helpful . . . ambitious . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . nice friend to have . . . fine student . . . ambition: college. Cafeteria Club lg Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Press Club 4g Future Teachers 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4, Projectionist Club 4, Parrot Board 4. TnuRr:s,x CIIIASSON NTCSSH Expression - Mljonit Know Do Yaw 'LPetite Frenchmani' .... storms of hilarious French phrases . . . . long bus rides . . . . overflowing energy . . . . snappy temper .... likes television. Choir 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. Quiet but friendly .... ingenuity .... loves to delve into electricity .... makes visual aids .... poet . . . Chickens!,' . . . . slow drawl. Square Dance Club 4. 0 N :Wi 1 SHEILA Coma , Meriden commuter .... quiet member of the class .... squeaky voice .... shy smile and a blush .... bashful Ways . . . willing worker. L. H. S. A. 4, Cafeteria Club 1. JUDITH COREY Judy', Oh that giggle! .... likes to swim .... skiing and skal- ing .... boyishly-cut blond hair .... blue impish eyes .... attractively dressed .... comes from Canaan .... future: secretary. BRUCE CORETTE Good woodsman .... studies industriously .... drives a Model A Ford truck .... deep brown eyes .... bashful way with girls. L. H. S. A. 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 3, 4. BARBARA COURTEMANCIIE t'BarbH lncessant talker .... always willing to help .... g'Guess whatln .... an over-the-shoulder MHi,, .... Hurry of excite- ment .... an inevitable pocketbook. L. H. S. A. 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 13 Field Hockey 1, 2g Press Club 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee 3, Booster Club 2, 4, Secretary 4, Librarian 1, 2, 35 Future Teachers of America 3, 4. HUT11 CREWE Agriculture student .... t'0h Sugarln .... plans to go into Air Force .... pug nose .... curly black hair .... sparkling smile. Cafeteria Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian Club 3, 43 Square Dance 2, 3. ff, l ,Wil LC, 1 ,1 ,, W ZW HARRY DAVISON Blond and handsome .... a broad, friendly grin .... mathematician .... temper streaks . . . determined scowl . . . . Hey, 1 can't see the boardw .... slow and easy going. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys, State 3, Dramatic Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Choir 4, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Class Vice President 1, Class President 2, Parrot Board 4. HAZEL DAY Bubbles4j,J lmpish giggle .... rootbeer floats with chocolate ice cream M JW? . . . . got any gum? . . . . reliable worker . . . . scuffe WI, loafers . . . button nose . . . Has anybody found my glasses? Q UVM ,yu L H. S. A. 2, 3, 4, Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2,LL Lp, 3, Dramatic Club 1, Librarian 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, 5 ' Booster Club 3, 4, Parrot Board, Editor-in-chief 4, Square ' Dance Club 4, Choir 4. i PATRICIA DEAN 'Tatu Silent in study halls .... outside with friends - to the con- trary .... Pat spent two years at Windsor High .... she hails from Plainfield .... an enthusiastic photographer . . . has taken many snapshots that will be cherished for the fond mem- ories they recall. Windsor High School: Dramatic Club 1, 2, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Hostess Club 2. Lebanon High School: Cafeteria Club 3. ELAINE DESPRES Dape Appealing personality . . . friendly . . . vivacious . . . talk- ative and witty . . . somewhat flirtatious . . . lively imagination . . bright colors . . . flattering clothes . . . conscientious worker . . . future: teaching business. Press Club 1, 2, Field Hockey 1, 33, 4, Basketball 1, Man- ager 4, Girls' Ski Team 3, 4, Cheerleaders 2, Choir 1, 3, Librarian Club 1, 2, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Prom Committee 3, Parrot Board 4, Future Teachers of America 4, L. H. S. A. 1, Square Dance 3, 4. LORRAINE DEVINE Long, soft hair .... demure manner .... an active forward . . . . engaging smile . . . . efficient typist . . . . soft spoken but full of fun .... gawell, 1 donit knowf' L. H. S. A. 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 33, 43, Softball 1, 2, 3, 499, Press Club 1, Prom Committee 3. l'i05ALIE DINERMAN Shy . . . . quiet . . . . industrious .... likes movies and nice clothes . . . . her love interest is in Illinois .... hopes to be a nurse. Choir 45 L. H. S. A. 4, Parrot Board 41. STELLA D1oN I A small package of sunshine .... a llirtatious smile .... peppy .... tiny tinkles of laughter .... girlish .... future: beautician. Cheerleaders 2, Choir 2, 3, 4.5 L. H. S. A. 4. BEVERLY DUHAIMIC HBev'7 Dramatic . . . . appealing appearance .... a sly smile . . . . expressive brown eyes .... a squealish laughter .... the latest slang . . . explosive personality . . . a determined worker. Library Club 1, 2, Basketball 1-g Field hockey l, 2, 3, 452 Prom Committee 33 Football Dance Committee 3, 43 Booster Club 4, Majorettes 3, 4, Girls' Ski Team 3, 4. BETTY Dupuis 6'Squeaky,' Petite . . . energetic . . . friendly . . . these are but a few of Bettyis traits . . . always ready to help her classmates . . . by using her art on our murals, Betty helped make our Prom a success . . . a few of her remarks - als that son, 'tI'll bet . . . favorite sport: football . . . future plans: Womenis Air Force. Booster Club 3, 44, Prom Committee J oAN EATON A shorty of the class .... plaid slacks .... an ardent sports fan .... always ready for a laugh .... one of the Rainbow Girls. L. H. S. A. 2, 3, Future Teachers 44, Choir 4-. HAROLD EGGLESTON Eggien Very scholastic .... transfer from New Hampton Boyis School .... quiet personality .... plans to run own store . . . . enthusiastic sports fan. NANCY FREEMAN SHIRLEY EMERY Guy Neatly curled blonde hair . . . . blushes easily .... ready for a laugh always .... attractively dressed .... raspberry rootbeers. L. H. S. A. 2, 3, 4-g Booster Club 3, 45 Choir 4. High heels .... poodlecut .... a frequent blush .... smart clothes .... amiable .... poised .... dainty hands. L. H. S. A. 3g Basketball lg Square Dance Club 1, 2. RICHARD CAGE Beechnut gum . . slow country drawl . . . . mischievous blue eyes . . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . engineer. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 412 'cRe1l peppy .... Grafton commuter .... . always ready to laugh .... future: ,IouN GALLIEN lay Ardent choir member .... seen but not heard .... neat . . . . easy going . . . . manly physique . . . . soft eyes . . . . handsome features. Camera Club 4g Choir 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY GooDHUE '4Bones Shiny jet black hair .... soft brown eyes .... hard worker .... determined .... congenial manner .... independ- ent .... maroon socks .... going into Nurses training. Field Hockey Manager 4g Prom Committee 39 Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 43 Parrot Board 4. RICHARD GUYER S arksw K P Ham operator .... friendly .... likes baseball .... future: radio and television engineer. Baseball 1, 2, 3ii, 462 Band 1, 24, Orchestra l, 23 Projection Club 4. KENNETH HALEY 'iPezer,' Pint sized bombshell .... doesn't care for girls . . . basketball fiend .... crew-cut hair. Basketball 3, 4455 Baseball 2, 3. LORRAINE HARDY Curly black hair .... quiet manner .... enjoys skating . . . black deep eyes. Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4, L.H.S.A. 2. JAMES HARWOOD Wim Friendly .... talkative .... politician . . always ready to argue .... good dancer .... always ready to help .... good worker .... school spirited. Student Council lg Football 2, 43g Band lg Choir l, 4. l PAUL HASTINGS Grantham student .... likes sports .... tops in Chemistry and Physics .... good natured .... enjoys a good joke . . his presence in class usually makes things lively . . . drives little red ford .... strong X-country runner. Football 1, 2, 3, 415, Skiing 3, 4-fig Parrot Board 44. EMILY HOLMES Shy .... quiet .... pleasant smile .... bunny-like face . . . Grantham commuter. .KMVJM fr 1 ,vlplfw MZQWW 'il lt J W MARY ANN JACKSON Q A 'I Jackie Friendly willing wor er large brown eyes . . . . jaunty walk . . . . loves to read. l.. H. S. A. 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 41g Choir 3, 41. HOPE JOHNDRO 4'Hopie', Hopie,, is one of the intellectuals of our class. She's the type who speaks only when it benefits all who hear her. 4'Hopie is very interested in studying the atom and peoples, behavior. A favorite expression of hers is My landn. Favorite sport is skating .... Hope eventually intends to work in the field of theology. Choir 2. BRYAN JOHNSON uWimpy'7 Expression-HSome days ya cangt make a nickelii .... enormous armful of man .... long ubangsn .... witty . . . always commenting . . . weighty tackle . . . regular party enthusiast. L. H. S. A. 1, 2, 4, Choir 1, 2, H. M. S. Pinafore .23 Prom Committee 3, Football 1, 21, 345, 4755 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 23, 31, 43, Class Vice President 2. H . -hes. of' .Wi ,W ylv is, f . ,,, Qywil , M! if ' Q' c ,FiEGIS Jbivrzs Ozpgiysgf gf. Reg Cute dimples . . . laughing blue eyes . . . bubbles of merri- ment .... liveliness . . . friendly . . . thoughtful . . . ambitious worker . . . future: College., Dramatic Club 1, Student Council 1, 2, Field Hockey 1, 2, 33, 44, Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Head lVlajorette 4, Softball 1, 245, 33, 43, Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, Choir 4, Press Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Chairman, Booster Club 3, 4, L. H. S. A. 1, 2, Parrot Board 4, Assembly Committee 2, Librarian 1. we '1 PAUL LABARRE Pinoke', Short .... muscular .... witty .... full of fun .... everyone's friend .... pole vaulter .... easy going . . . distinctive laugh. Football 1, 2, 33, 415, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4' . S JEAN LACoss An all-around athlete .... high spirited .... a way with boys . . . everybody's friend . . . More funw . . . plaid-rimmed glasses . . . Keene Teachers College. L. H. S. A. 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Parrot Board 4, Field Hockey 2, 31, 43, Basketball 1, 23, 345, 455, Softball 145, 24, 33, 43, Square Dance Club 4. LEONARD LAFLAM Beak', Meriden commuter .... hunter .... reserved manner . . . friendly .... good worker .... co-operative . . . baseball enthusiast . . . member of machine shop gang. Football 3, 4, Track 3. NOEL LEBRUN Hlackiev Tall, dark, and handsome, .... outstanding basketball player .... study hall pest .... dashing track man .... . serious-minded . . . outrageous laugh. Prom Committee 3, Football 23, 33, 43, Basketball 2, 33, 445, Track 1, 24, 455, Class President 1. JEANNE LEONARD Lfleanne with the light brown hairw .... bright eyes . . . lively .... friendly . . . ready smile .... willing worker . . . full of spirit. Softball 3, 4, Assistant Manager 3, Manager 43 Basketball 1, 2, Cafeteria Club 3g Booster Club 13 L. H. S. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. CALVIN LoUKs Cain Nice looking . . . . quiet and reserved .... good natured . . . . works at Howardgs Cash Market . . . another motorcycle enthusiast .... likes to flsh, water ski .... builds boats . . . . likes to travel. Band lg Orchestra 1. DOROTHY 1V1AcKl5Nz1E Dot Keeps study halls 'salivea' .... enjoys square dancing . . . favorite expression: g'Hal Halw .... favorite sport: football . . . strongly supports class .... helps to advertize home games . . . attends majority of L. H. S. games . . . future plans: Bookkeeper. Booster Club, 3, 43 Glee Club 43 L. H. S. A. 1, 3, 43 Square Dance Club 4. if ,awww occnl' J tfLX 120- I 202355 f L , MABEL MASON sae' Friendly smile .... quiet personality .... shiny brown hair . . . . well liked and respected . . . fragile looking. Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball lg Booster Club 4. 97 STAN LICY 1V1oFF1'r'r a'Swn ' Machine shop student .... casanova .... good natured . . . silent type .... staunch supporter of Woody's dances . . . nice looking . . . favorite hobby: women . . . future: meat cutter. lfootljull 2, 3, 4-lf. 1 SHARON MOONEY Curly black hair .... shy laugh .... hot fudge sundaes . . . sweet and rather quiet. L. H. S. A. 2, 3, 43 Softball 13 Booster Club, Square Dance Club 3, 4. . ,, Q33 W, 1 1 C M I .X 1 Mr . 1, HARLES oRT1:1wsrN,yrSx rt Orange-red hair . E . . slammy remarks . . . likes old', cars .... fun-raiser . . . likes a good joke .... plaid shirts and dungarees .... good natured . . . Favorite pastime- parking in his jeep Football 3, 43, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Square Dance Club 4, Parrf' ward, Business Manager 4, Prom Committee 3. BEVERLY MURPHY MurphH Friendly .... always ready for a good laugh . . . long, wavy hair ..,. co-operative . . . winning smile. Cafeteria Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Assistant manager 3, Booster Club 4. rf, JANET PArcn Jan Quiet and reserved .... strawberry blond hair .... blue eyes . . . . has a passion for eating .... gets things done. L. H. S. A. 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Club 2, 3, 4, Vice president 3, Library Club 3. BRADLEY PATTERSON ':Brafl Mischievous grin .... That reminds me of a joken . . . very smooth dancer .... always ready with a wise crack . . . uBut our car wonit go that farn . . . familiar refrain of There were 99 bottlesl' . . . best drummer ever! L. H. S. A. 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Team 2, 3, Assistant Manager 2, Manager 35 All State 3, 43 Prom Committee 3, Parrot Board 4, Square Dance Club 4. BARBARA PEARCE Barb Expression- down boy . . . quiet-sometimes . . . soft- spoken . . . tea and crumpetsi' . . . artisticly inclined . . . Let,s live a little . . . dainty sneeze . . . music enthusiast . . . frequent moods. L. H. S. A. 2, 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Press Club 2, Library Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Dramatic Club 1, Parrot Board 4, All State 4, Square Dance Club 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Cheerleaders 4. 1 -1510767 M CHARLES PRENTICERM 1 ' tcClza1-lie Drives around in old Fords . . . raises the devil . . . likable . . . keeps classes lively . . . active member of Delvlolay . . . works in his fatheris restaurant . . . favorite expression-uSome days you can't make a nickeli' . . . big and husky. Football 1, 3, 445, Skiing 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Square Dance Club 4, Orchestra 1, Track 3, 4. MW W W Iv f , fW,jfA,ffjAiiQQ2fQl Willing to help .... always rushingfyiji . friendly . . .P loves softball. Choir 3, 4, Cafeteria Club 3, 4, Softball 3, 4. l . RAYMOND Roi' ffgaywir 'fgldj ,Q . Good dancer . . . everybodyis friend . . . jolly and good natured . . . likes Woodyis dances . . . mainstay on the foot- 1 ' . ball team . . . star of our chem. class, along with his partner I . . . Order of DelVlolay . . . future: Norwich University. F00tl9all 1, 2, 33, 411, Square Dance Club 4, President 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Track 1, 3, 452 Band 1, Booster Club 4, Parrot Board 4, Prom Committee 4. ,W WW ANNETTE SAUSVILLE Good looking hair . . . very neat .... pretty clothes . . . nice figure .... dances well .... reserved manner . . . poised. Cafeteria 4, Prom Conunittce 3. JANICE SHAPIRO Lots of class spirit . . . always helpful . . . nice clothes . . . hard worker . . . friendly nature . . . soft brown eyes . . . future: Becker Junior College. Future Teachers 3, 43 Square Dance Club 43 L. H. S. A. 1, 2, 33 Field Hockey 1, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Parrot Board 41g Booster Club 2, 3, 43 Debating 1, 3, 4. MARY ANN T111BoD15AU Smart clothes .... Miss Typist of 19537, .... peppy inajorette . . . cute nose . . . artistic ability. Majorette 3, 4, Assistant Head 43 Parrot Board 43 Booster Club 43 Prom Committee 3. KLAUS SCHUCHMANN Exchange student from Frankfurt, Germany .... flirtatious . . What's zis? . . . likes to eat .... likes a good time . . . future: farmer. fGermanyl socker 1, 2, 3g Horse-back riding 2, 33 QL. H. S. Square Dance Club 43 Track 4. RICHARD SYcAMoR15 HDickU Came to L. H. S. from Hanover . . . . tall .... reserved . . . quiet manner . . . . attractive eyes . . . machine shop gang . . . has a green car. CLAIRE TREMBLAY Jolly giggle .... bouncing strides .... big words . . twinkling eyes .... willing worker .... soft blonde hair . . future: U. N. H. Field Hockey 23 L. H. S. A. 2, 3, 4. f X clay! 690' V ff ' LAWRENCE TUCKER 6'TuckM Enthusiastic sportsman . . . unmistakable laugh . . . MAW, shut upi' .... witty . . . . a sputtering '37 Ford .... rolled up shirt sleeves . . . earnestness. fCanaan, N. H.j Baseball 13 Class Officer fVice Presidentj lg QL. H. S.j Baseball 23 Student Council 3, 43 Class officer lVice President! 33 Choir 43 Future Teachers 43 Parrot Board 4: Prom Committee 3. FRANK WALL Works at Hanover Hospital . . . likes nurses and Berlin girls . . . cross country skier and jumper . . . ladies' man . . . another Woody fan . . . fun to be with . . . keeps things moving . . . favorite pastime: staying after school for Mr. Royal . . . future: St. Lawrence College. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4,53 Skiing 1, 23, 34. 442, ROBERTA WEBBERSON Bobbie Baby blue eyes .... merry giggle .... What a shamelw . . . sparkling ring linger .... short, flaxen curls .... future nurse . . . a sprinkling of freckles. Librarian 3g Cafeteria Club 3, 43 Booster Club 3, 43 Choir 4. JUNE WHEELER uiet .... friendly .... typist .... favorite sport: soft- hall .. . . favorite expression- Thais lifen .... future: beautlcian. Booster Club 3, 43 Cafeteria Club 3, 43 L. H. S. A. 3. RITA WHITE Friendly manner .... slender . . . . pleasing smile . . . neat appearance . . . . violin player . . . future: marriage. Prom Committe 33 Booster Club 43 Orchestra 33 Square Dance Club 4. tt AWZS fl 337 Spider , Q of ' Short and stout , . . . roaring laughter .... outbursts in A ' ' 4- rench class .... hard worker .... always ready to help a CP s WII,SON 9 of 5775 Norwich-University. wi Football Z, 355, IW, Basketball 2, 3, llfig Baseball 24, 364, 446, K i ' C Voir 4-. riend good natured . . . . concientious . . . . future: RONALD WHITE 'tlionniei' Quiet .... hot rodder .... painter . . reserved . . . . good natured .... likable. MARY WOODWARD Cheery disposition .... lustrous auburn hair .... works hard for the class .... gets things accomplished . . . depend- able. L. H. S. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. 'Y 'sofas I Q, ,geo 1 X x x H Q .fr-V' 54' X Wx Uffp I 1, E ' 1 ff jxy Q X.-.. '17 fall? K f 3 ' N 'YKTN 1 5- ww . ff x Xq 'xl QRK I .0 QQ- 'hw l0.Xx l I 'yt , fry! , g 5 f f fM 1,. 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VIOLINS SAXOPHONE Carolyn Adams Betsy Walkfer Mary Emery Mary Rogers CORNETS. David Patch W1ll13H1 Prescott P V Richard Sanhorn mss lot. Dorm-en Downes IUHA FI L TI' Peter Parady Carrol Foster DRUMS Bradley Patterson CI,ARINl'I'I'S ' Selvcgene Louks PIANO l'lflWlIl johnson ,luditll llronn 4265 C. Q QI THE BAND With the absence of last year's members, the band began practice with but a few players. However, by the beginning of the football season, the band Was ready and gave a good account of itself in supporting the team. The band also played at rallies and certain assemblies in school. This year the members journeyed to the Tunbridge Fair to march in the parade and also played at the Fireman's supper. The success of the band is owed to Mr. Harold O7Dell, the music director. He has worked. hard With it and his able leadership has paid off in a very successful year for the band, and a very enjoyable one for its members. SousAvHoN1z lVl1cLLovHomr Peter Parady Nancy. Perkins Betty jo Cloud CLARINET TRUMPET Edwin C. Johnson Dick Sanborn Selvegene Louks Bobby Stevens D Billy Prescott RUM BELL LYRE Bradley Patterson Michal E. Riht Doreen Downes Frances Bassett FLUTE , Carroll Foster CYMBALS SAXAPHUNE Stephanie Jackson Betsy Walker t27l THE CHOIR 'l'l'1e choir unfler the direction of lVlr. Harold Odell had a very commendable year. Five members of the choir attended the all-state Music Festival at Nashua. ln December the senior members of the choir sang Christmas carols at the Bank Street and School Street Schools. The entire choir sang Christmas carols for the annual Christmas assembly. TENoRs ,lolin Callien William 'Prescott Bolmert Stevens BAssl':s Charles Prentice Baymond Boy Paul Hastings Charles lVlortensen ,Blames llarwood Harry Davison Lawrence Tucker James Wilsrmn Rich ard Alafat AL'ros Doreen Downes Carol Foster Betsy Walker Betty .lo Cloud l,ucv ,lolmson Barbara Benson Wlary Emery Carole liarson Nancy Perkins Charlotte Pippin Ellen Richardson lVlaXine Stoorlley Beverly Henry SOPRANOS Shirley Emery lVlary Ann Jackson Patricia Gosselin Bosalie Dinernian Barbara Pearce Nancy Bacicot Dorothy MacKenzie Boberta Wehberstmli ,loan Eaton 'Hazel Day .ludith Brown Begis J ones Barbara Dunhar Janice Knight Beatrice Haley l atricia Stone Shirley Dean Shirley Parker Margaret Woodbu1'y' Patricia Birch Beverly Gray Mabel Rogers Ann Robinson Sue Blanchard Nancy Stone ,loyce Walker Stephanie .lackson Maureen Driscoll Sheila LaWare Mary Rogers Deanna Dulac PIANIST Doreen Downes PRESIDENT Patricia Cosselin 1,1 BRARIAN Barbara Pearce SlCClilC'l'NRY Judith Brown SQUARE DANCE CLUB President: RAYMOND ROY Vice President: JUDITH BROWN Secretary: ALICE BERUBE 4 Treasurer: MAYNARD CONTOIS Advisor: MR. JOHN ROYAL The Square Dance Club was Organized this year under Our advisor, Mr. Royal. This islthe third year of the Square Dance Club, but this is the first year it was a real success. A large number of people turned out to the square dance so we had to limit the membership to only the people who belonged tO the club because of limited dancing space. This club has more people in it than any other school club. Let7s hope that next year7s Square Dance Club will be as successful as this year's has been. 4293 First row: F. Maville, E. Brann, R. White, W. Tremblay, V. Dolloph, R Ryan R Dupuls Second row: A. Dauphinais, P. Birch, B. Gray, A. Emery, J Fadden, Mrs Harr1son R. Stevens. LIBRARY CLUB DIRECTOR : Mrs. Harrison COMMITTEES BOOK REPAIRS Verne Dolloph Eugene Brann Connie Kidder Robert A. Dupuis CATALOGUE Alberta Emery J une Fadden HOUSEKEEPING Andre Dauphinais Oscar Audette Buddy Ryan 6305 LENDING DESK Bobby Stevens Beverly Gray Patricia Birch Billy Tremblay STACKS Merle Ford Wayrne Bates Richard White Francis Maville First row: C. Bellavance, J Ruel, C. Adams. Second row: G. Camp, Mr. Quimby, E. Carr. The Press Club, PRESS CLUB with the advice and encouragement of Mr. Quimby, was continued again this year. All events such as reporters. They Wrote Press. Important news The club consists in order to accomplish football games, dances. and club meetings were covered by these articles for the Valley News, the Daily Eagle, and the Free of the high school was listed under the title HL. H. S. Newsn. of very few members. They have to he alert and enthusiastic what was accomplished. We hope ihf- Press Clulm continues its good work and remains a part of li. H. 1315 First row: J. Harwood, J. Walker, Mr. Quimby, S. Jackson, J. West Second row: J. Shapiro, W. English, C. Adams, M. Rihl. DEBATING TEAM The Student Council, for the first time since Debating was initiated at L. H. S., has delved into the possibility of awarding letters to debaters. This year also finds the largest tryout for the Debating team in its history. Eight members went to a Debating Clinic at Laconia in November, which was sponsored by the Bates Debating League. One hundred and thirty were represented from ten different schools in New Hampshire. These debaters listened to instructive speeches on how to debate and analyze this year's topic: International Organizationw. Four Lebanon debaters participated in round-table discussions. During the first week of December, ten members of the squad Went to Dartmouth College where they heard interscholastic debates between outstanding schoolboy teams of New England. During the second Week of December, thirteen members traveled to Randolph, Vermont Where they joined in round-table discussions on 44What Form of International Organization is Best for the Worldfw Ellen Richardson was one of the principal speakers of the day in another part of the program. Her subject was the cause for N. A. T. 0. organization. After a lapse of several Weeks, the team attended a triangular meet at Randolph, Vermont. The teams were from Randolph, Vt., Vermont Agricultural School, and Lebanon. A short While after this Lebanon had after-school debates at Hanover, N. H., against Dartmouth Freshmen. ln the latter part of lVlarch, as the account of this yearis debating went to press, the team was preparing for the annual stale championships of the 'lldates lnterscholaslic Debating Leaguef' T 4325 First row: J. Harwood, M. Jackson, C. Tremblay, P. Gosselin, Pres., J. LaCoss, L. Tucker. Second row: E. Despres, C. Bellavance, B. Pearce, L. Devine, M. Woodward, J. Shapiro, Mrs. Lambert. FUTUl2E TEACHERS ln September We held our first meeting. Oliicers were elected from a group of ten Senior boys and girls. Plans were made to attend a program being presented at Hart- ford High School the following Week. During the school year meetings were held regularly and in March some of the members had an opportunity to teach grammar school. ln the Spring We visited as a group Plymouth and Keene Teachers College. Our last meeting was held at a perennial banquet and so ended a year of happy excursions. We were ably advised by Mrs. Mildred Lambert and thank ber kindly for all the ideas and help that she contributed to make our club successful. P C333 First row: S. White, L. Hardy, J. Patch, B. Murphy, J. Leonard, J. Wheeler, N. Freeman, Miss Hadley. Second row: G. Wheeler, I. LaCoss, M. Rogers, S. Crewe, M. Crewe, S. Parker, B. Briggs, A. Moulton. Third row: A. Gauthier, N. Stone, P. Stone. THE CAFETERIA CLUB When the bell rings at 12:05 and the rush is made for the door to the Cafeteria, who is it that tries to keep order and avoid broken bones? Who is behind those hands that hold out trays, straws, napkins, milk, and dessert? The Cafeteria Club girls, of course! The Club has about thirty members this year who work in one-week shifts so that all the girls will have a chance to be active in the Club. All the food is cooked at the new school this year by our capable Mrs. Brann and three helpers. This year the Club has been very lucky in having Miss Hadley as its advisor. She has been not only a very capable advisor but also a helpful friend. Being in the Cafeteria Club means doing a lot of Work, but it also means having a lot of fun. l 13411 First rowli Bb Duhaime, A. Berube, E. Despres, B. Pearce, L. Griffin, R. Jones, S. Emery, . evine. Second row: D. MacKenzie, R. Gallien, C. Mortensen, R. Roy, R. Cattabriga, M. Contois, J. Dubuque, M. Jackson. Third row: M. Thibodeau, H. Day, R. White, P. Gosselin, J. Shapiro, J. Wheeler, S. Parker, J. Leonard. Fourth row: E. Carr, B. Birch, B. Goodhue, C. Foster, L. Hardy, B. Murphy, S. Mooney, R. Webberson. The Booster Club got started in the early fall of 1952. This year's oliicer vere THE BOOSTER CLUB wp' '- jiri O!! D MTM President: BARBARA PEARCE ,IW ol xi Vice President: LORRAINIC GRIFFIN 5, 5 9- 4 Secretary: BARBARA CoUR'1'15RMANcn1c Treasurer: ELAINE DESPRIES Advisor: MR. JOHN DUNCKLEI41 This year the Booster Club, as in the past, advertised games, boostered the school spirit, and held their annual dance. The members worked hard, as is a tradition of the club. This year, different from the past, the club sponsored parades. The cars and trucks of the L. H. S. youth were put to good use. Gaily decorated with colored papers and signs advertising the games, the vehicles, blowing their horns, drove slowly down one street and up another. Yes, the club has become another part of the school activities. We, the Boosters of today, wish you, the Boosters of tomorrow, the best of luck. licnicmber, work is what pays. 1353 ti First row: C. Mooney, J. Fountain, C. Sanborn, J. Ruel, M. Rihl. Second row: S. Jackson, R. Cattabriga, C. Tremblay, Mrs. Harrison ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Endeavoring to present both interesting and educational programs to the student body, the Assembly Committee has been very busy during the past year. .A great variety of programs were presented. Among them were rallies, lectures, variety shows, class assemblies and also award assemblies. The assemblies were planned to enable students to participate in them as well as to be entertained by them. Ably supervised by Mrs. Harrison the Assembly Committee has had an enjoyable time planning the programs for the student body. 6363 First row: B. Dunbar, C. Adams. Second row: J. Briggs, M. Driscoll, E. King, M. Bellavance Third row: E. Goodhue. T. Blair, A. Burlingame, V. Howe. Fourth row: J. Shapiro, Miss LaDeau, M. Jackson ART CLUB The Art Club consists of a group of talented young students who work under the direction of Miss Hilda LaDeau. Art classes have been a part of the curriculum for five years. Previous to this year, classes were held at Bank Street School, but now, with the removal of junior high students to the new grammar school, they are held here at L. H. S. The students have been creating a large number of vivid freezes, posters, cartoons, and other types of interesting work. This art course is of special value to the individual student because it gives him the opportunity of expressing his own ideas. C373 First row: P. Webberson, P. Pringle, J. Gallienv P. Gosselin, E. Carr, R. Guyer, Mr. Duncklee. Second row: K. Schuchman, A. Bellavance, M. Wheaton, E. Burkinshaw, PROJECTION CLUB The club started its first year in late 1952. Mr. John Duncklee organized it after realizing the need of more students to run the movie projector, without taking them out of classes. At first there were only a few of the upper classinen who showed interest. hut later the interest of many others was gained. Mr. Duncklee, John Callien, and Richard Guycr attended a demonstration on projectors etc. at UNH in early winter, which proved very interesting. Although the club hasn't had too much recognition, l ani sure this will not he so in the years to come. Good luck lo the movie men of lhc future! 4.31311 I 11 ,- 2. 13 l ,.f k ' - 1: ' --QVGWQ' 19.,OO0,' - 38949 404811 A nj, I ! 1 .191 2. D y 5 ' ,, J J- Q Q' -'M M .N 1 X ,wwf Ll u ,I 1 :M KA Sui ---arxf' I Km, I, v,gr...,,.f . 1 , Q A an ' ' , 4 ,. ,, p - ,fran , ll . ,., - - 4 as as arm., , like fa.. First row: C. Sanborn, R. Jones, T. Tobin. Second row: J. Ruel, S. White. Third row: H. Day, B. Duhaime, M. Thibodeau MAJORETTES Head-Regis Jones, Hazel Day, Mary Ann Thihodeau, Beverly Duhaime, Thelma Tohin, ,Ioan Ruel, Carolyn Sanborn, and Shirley White. Here comes the band with the high-stepping majorettes right out in front. This year you could always see them at every football game - rain or shine. Also, this year they were able to attend nearly all the out-of-town games, always hacking the team. All the girls had new uniforms which they had to pay for themselves. They were smart-looking with a lot of pep and vigor. Lefs give these girls credit W for what would the hand he Without them? lim sure everyone has enjoyed the performance given hy these eight lassies. 14409 A. LaLibertie, J. Racine, J. Briggs, J. Knight B. LeBrun CHeadJ, Mrs. Blodgett, P. Gosselin B. Pearce, S. LeBrun, M. Dean. CHEERLEADERS Advisor: MRS. BLoDcETT The cheerleaders this year are, Seniors: Patricia Gosselin, Barbara Pearce and Barbara LeBrun fCaptainj. Juniors: Marilyn Dean, Judy Briggs, Janice Knight. Sophomores: Shirley LeBrun, Anne LaLiberte and Joanne Racine. New uniforms were purchased and the girls sponsored dances and food sales to pay for them. Practice was held during the summer and twice a Week after school began. They attended every game and did a splendid job of cheering the teams and arousing school spirit. C415 First row: N. LeBrun, R. Roy, J. Wilson, R. Alafat, H. McDonald, C. Mortensen, H. Davison, Mr. Royal, Coach. Second row: B. Johnson, C. Prentice, R. Greene, P. Hastings, R. Boisvert, R. Brown, P. Tremblay, S. Moffitt. Third row: J. Fortier, P. LaBarre, G. Yerid, T. Minard, J. Harwood, R. Dupuis, L. Carr. Fourth row: E. Carr, L. Tremblay, R. Morin, L. LaFlam, C. Sanborn. Fifth row: A. White, V. Hannah, R. Dixon, R Ryan, R. Pippin, A. Laro, G. Monica, D. Rihl. 1 Sixth row: Mr. Wright, Assistant Coachg J. Gosselin, Managerg D. Flewelling, Assistant Manager, J. Driscoll, Assistant Assistant Manager. FOOTBALL 1n the second year under Coach Royal, the 1952 season saw the Red Raiders, led by Captain Dick Alafat, go into their first game with Towle at Newport a little overconiident. With the temperature hovering at 900, the Raiders were defeated 6-0. Next came the Hrst home game in which a determined Leb team tripped Berlin 18-6. Next Lebanon was out-classed 26-6 by Brattleboro, a newcomer on the Leb schedule. After the Raiders had been toppled by Hartford 15-13, they began to show a little spunk, beating a stubborn St. Johns eleven 6-0. This was the last home game. Lebanon, now a 'Gdark horse in the football competition, clashed with Windsor and were defeated by the Yellow Jackets 7-0 in a hard-fought game. C425 It was the next game with Hanover which will be remembered by Hanover and Lebanon fans for years. The Raiders entered Hanover a two touchdown underdog and defeated them 20-9. In this game, the Raiders probably set a record by scoring 20 points in about 25 seconds. The Raiders ended their season by an impressive 16-0 win over Franklin. Individual scoring went thus: Paul Hastings 253 Richard Boisvert 183 Paul La- Barre 18g Richard Alafat 12, and James Wilson 6. Leb yards -- 1637 Opp yards - 1477 Leb points -Q 79 Opp points - 69 The following seniors have played their last game: Richard Alafat, Raymond Roy, Noel LeBrun, Richard Boisvert, Paul LaBarre, Harry Davison, Bryan Johnson, James Wilson, James Harwood, Leonard LaFlam, Stanley Moffitt, Paul Hastings, Charles Mortenson, Charles Prentice, and Carleton Sanborn. The schedule: Lebanon Opponents 0 Towle 6 18 Berlin 6 6 Brattleboro 26 13 Hartford 15 6 St. Johns 0 0 Windsor 7 16 Franklin 0 20 Hanover 9 C435 3362 First row: C. Bellavance, A. Berube, Co-Captains Second row: B. Goodhue, M. Dawson, M. Emery, B. Duhaime, R. Jones, J. Brown, E. Despres, J. Ruel, Coach Hadley. Third row: C. Foster, C. Yelle, J. Fountain, N. Agan, J. LaCoss, B. Haley, T. LaBarre, L. Devine. Fourth row: S. White, I. LaCoss, D. Downes, E. Kingsbury, M. Buckley, M. Rogers, M. Driscoll, M. Bellavance, N. Perkins. Fifth row: A. LeShana, B. Benson, E. King, B. Cloud, L. Johnson, C. Crowe. Sixth row: A. Blanchette, B. Walker, M. Bellavance, J. Currier. FIELD HOCKEY Another hard-fought season has come to a close. The field hockey girls have every reason to feel proud of this year. Their untiring work, and unconquerable sportsmanship were greatly clue to the devoted Work and effort of their new coach, Miss Priscilla Hadley. The girlsa season ended with seven wins and one tie. The last game which Was canceled because of snow did not appeal to the girls. They felt that the season was incomplete because the game happened to be with Hanover. of-1.9 As always there will he next year to think of and once again the girls will settle down to the tremendous task of keeping alive the same spirit and determination which gave the girls, this year, an undefeated season. The Junior Varsity also had a very successful season with three wins and two ties. Those who will not be participating next year and who will be seeking their future elsewhere are: Jean LaCoss, Nancy Agan, Alice Berube, Regis Jones, Judy Brown, Beverly Duhaime, Cecile Bellavance, Elaine Despres, Lorraine Devine, and Janice Shapiro. The Schedule: VARSITY L. H. S. Opponent 3 .Alumnae 1 9 Hartford 0 3 Towle I 4- Stevens 0 1 Hanover 1 4- Towle I 7 Hartford 0 4 Stevens 1 JUNIOR VARSITY I... H. S. Opponent 4 Towle 4 5 Stevens KL 2 . Hanover 2 2 Towle 0 5 Stevens 2 4453 ,,.,f AXIQVM- First row: J. Wilson, P. LaBarre, D. Alafat, N. LeBrun CCaptainD, G. Camp, P. Trembley, P. Haley. Second row: D. Rihl CManagerJ, H. Davison, R. Morin, R. Greene, R. Roy, D. Gunzinger, Coach Stewart Kingsbury. 0' IW- pd BoYs' BASKETBALL NMPMY M When the 1952-53 basketball season rolled around, eleven boys were around to .Ziff form the nucleus for Coach Kingsburyis squad. Only one letterman was returning, 6g 3 Jackie LeBrun, around whom the club was built. Jackie, a senior, was elected captain of the Raiders. The team finished the season with an over all record of five wins and 14 losses. lt tied for last place in the Twin State League with a 3-11 record. Eight seniors played their last year for Lebanon. They were Capt. Jackie LeBrun, Dick Alafat, Paul LaBarre, Jimmy Wilson, Harry Davison, Kenneth Haley, Ray Roy, and George Camp. Three juniors, Paul Tremblay, Romeo Morin, Donald Gunzinger, and one sophomore, Rodney Greene, rounded out the squad. With the exception of Jackie, the rest of the squad came up from the J.V.'s. 1465 The game that no one will forget is the double overtime victory over Hartford, the TSL champs, 61-59. Before a jam-packed crowd, Paul LaBarre sank the winning basket in the sudden death period. The Raiders also won their two games with arch- rival Hanover by scores of 44-33 and 53-48. Captain LeBrun was honored by making the TSL All Star second team. Dick Alafat and Paul LaBarre received honorable mention. Young Rodney Greene will be the player to watch in the next two years. He has the natural ability to become a good ball player. 1n the individual scoring department Capt. Jackie Lebrun was high with 221 points. Following Lebrun in order were Dick Alafat 163, Jimmy Wilson 150, Roddy Greene 109, Paul LaBarre 39, Paul Trembley 28, Harry Davison 27, Romeo Morin 12, Kenneth Haley 12, Donald Gunzinger 10, and George Camp 9. PS. The Team wishes to express their thanks to Coach Kingsbury in his last year of coaching. The Season's Record Lebanon 43 W. Lebanon 51 31 Stevens 51 31 Hartford 44 44 Windsor 48 44 Hanover 33 25 St. John 62 49 Towle 39 45 St. Mary 75 56 W. Leb. 43 40 Kennett 64 41 Franklin 46 61 Hartford 59 39 Windsor 49 42 Stevens 56 45 St. John 60 51 Towle 56 44 St. Mary 61 40 Franklin 44 53 Hanover 48 64-73 First row: L. Devine, J. Fountain, J. LaCoss, Captaing S. Martel, D. Downes, A. Berube. Second row: E. Despres, Managerg J. Ruel, K. Dawson, I. LaCoss, B. Dunbar, J. Brown, Q Miss Natalie' Smith, Coach. f 0 O GIRLS' BASKETBALL COACH: Miss NATALIE SMITH vflVIANAcERs: ELAINE DESPRES AND CECILE YELLE The first part of December saw the tryouts for the team in the gym with Coach Smith. The team was cut and set up into varsity and jayvees. The girls then began their season with an impressive win over Windsor beating their hosts 33-26. They then toppled Towle of Newport 33-26. The team was looking for another win and found it at the expense of Hanover with a score of 24-16. Coach Smith's sextet then overtook Hartford 29-22. The girls were again successful, defeating Stevens 28-21. Next to fall before the Lassies was West Lebanon 30-15. The first home game and those following, saw a list of successive wins. The Raiderettes proceeded to down Windsor 35-22, and then outscored Newport 29-21. They continued on their way as they topped West Leb- anon a second time 45-24. The Lebanon team then defeated Stevens 40-24, and again were victorious over Hartford 17-14. Last on the schedule was their old rival Hanover. This contest would determine whether or not the Lebanon Lassies would remain un- defeated. They once again came through on top trouncing Hanover 32-20. This was M83 the first undefeated girl's basketball team of Lebanon in nearly ten years. A great deal of credit goes to Miss Smith who worked with these girls and stuck with them when the going got rough. lt is noteworthy to add that Lebanon High has one of the smoothest defensive courts in the Upper Valley. Also the fine passwork of the forwards was av great asset to the team. Individual scoring honors go to Lorraine Devine who tallied 152, Sybil Martel with 139, and Alice Berube with 4-3. Substitutes for the starting six were: Irene LaCoss, Joan Ruel, Barbara Dunbar, Judy Brown, Karleen Dawson. They saw some action in most every game and have a lot of credit coming to them. Next year's team will be without the names of Jean LaCoss, this year's captaing Lorraine Devine, Alice Berube, and Judy Brown. The Junior Varsity rounded oil their season with a total of 2 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie. Betty Jo Cloud was high scorer. Many of the members of this J.V. squad will un- doubtedly be seeing a good deal of action next year. My jan The schedule: . dw wg 1 Lebanon 33 Windsor 26 I, ., Lebanon Towle W LQ W , Lebanon Hanover Lebanon Enfield NU Y , Lebanon Hartford JJ Lebanon Stevens D be - A Lebanon West Lebanon ' X10 J,- Lebanon Windsor L' H V -LU cLf5b Lebanon Newport UJ ,L pjlfc Lebanon West Lebanon ,dfw DJJ Vid Lebanon Stevens ,uit J 6,42 if 'VUL' Lebanon Hartford , L Lebanon Enfield , If Lebanon Hanover Total Points: Lebanon-375 Opponents-253 C495 Wypwii 1 First rowi MacDonald, P. Hastings, E. Boisvert, Capt. R. Boisvert, F. Wall, A. Demers, . arr. Second row: D. Flewelling, L. Tremblay, R. Clark, E. Letson, G. Manchester, E. Morse, . J. Bushee, P. Parady. Third row: C. Sanborn, Coach Merrill, J. Gosselin, Mgr. BOYS' SKI TEAM Practice started in September for the boys who did not go out for football. By the time mid-November came around, and the ski boys who had been on the football team showed up for practice. All of the hard work, like cutting brush on the slope and fixing the jumps had been done. To keep in condition until snow came they played soccer and touch football. Most of the ski boys who had not been on the football team were in very good condition from the running they had been doing for the Community building cross country team. During the Christmas vacation snow fell in large enough amounts to allow skiing. After vacation the ski team took part in meets at K.U.A., Proctor, Gould Academy, and its own carnival. They won at K.U.A., Proctor, and their own carnival, but suffered their only loss of the year at Gould, placing second in a six team field. Meanwhile the B team won its meet with Proctor HBV, K.U.A. and took fourth in an MA team meet at Woodstock. On February 20 and 21 the team went to Berlin and won the State Class A championship. On the following week end they again went to Berlin, winning the down- hill, slalom, and cross-country, to take the New England Championships with a margin of 22 points. Two Weeks later they went to Lyndonville and Won the Easterns to make a clean sweep of the three major meets. ln all three meets a Lebanon skier won the skimiester, Eugene Boisvert in the State and Easterns, and Curly Carr winning it in the New Englands. A The week after the Easterns, Eugene Boisvert and Curly Carr, who had been chosen as New Hampshireis representatives to the Nationals, flew out to Alta, Utah where the National Championships were held. Coach lVle1'rill also went out as the Eastern teamis roach. i505 First row: R. Roy, C. Sanborn, P. LaBarre, N. LeBrun, R. Ryan, B. Johnson, C. Prentice, G. Camp iManager. Second row: D. Rihl, L. Swenson, R. Clark, H. Davison, J. Carr, E. Letson, B. Corette, Coach Al Merrill. Third row: H. MacDonald, P. Parady, J. Gosselin, K. Henry, A. Demers, E. Burkinshaw, W. Bates, R. Dixon. Fourth row: R. Boisvert, K. Schuchmann, F. King, G. Monica, D. Flewelling. TRACK The Merrill Raiders of H5373 are looking forward to a good season. With seven returning lettermen, the Raiders should be close to the top in class MBW competition. Many hopes were darkened by the loss oi such stalwarts as 4'Red7, Johnson, Wayne Dupree, and Captain Jerry Wood, who came in 6th in the New Englands last year, but as spring practice began the prospects seemed to have improved considerably. Some of the returning veterans are: Seniors-fNoel LeRrun, one of last yearis New England aspirants who specializes in the shot, discus, and high jump, Paul LaBarre our top pole vaulter and low hurdlerg Dick Roisvert, a pole vaulterg Harry Davison, a high hurdler and 4-40 dash mang Carleton Sanborn, a mile runner, Raymond Roy, who will throw the discus and shotg Bruce Corrette, who will run the 100 yard dash or the 220 yard dash, and George Camp, the returning manager. Underclasslnen: James 1Curleyl Carr, who runs the high hurdles and throws the Javelin, David Rihl, a weight man, 'LBuddy', Ryan, one of the sophomore javelin pros- pectsg Lee Swenson, an 380 yard runner who is an excellent candidate for the New Englands this year, Klaus Schuchman, a German exchange student who will run the mile along with Arthur Demers and Roger Clark. The best freshman prospect is Ed- ward Letson, who will broad jump and run the short dashes, David Flewelling will again be assistant manager. Schedule for l953: May 6 ..... . . . Towle High at Newport May 9 .... ...... K . U. A. at Meriden May l3 .... . . Hanover High at Hanover May 16 .... ..... C onnecticut Valley Meet May 23 .... . . . Keene Rotary Meet at Keene May 29 .... ....... S tate Meet at Durham June 1,3 . . . ........ New England Meet 55:55 First row: R. Guyer, J. Wilson, F. Wall, E. Boisvert, C. Mortensen, R. Gage, R. Alafat Second row: P. Tremblay, R. Brown, G. Yerid, R. Green, P. Paigh, C. Peck, Coach Kingsbury. Third row: J. Carr, D. Jette, G. Manchester, D. Gunslinger, L. Tremblay. BASEBALL A The outlook for a successful baseball season in 1953 should be rated as ufair to goodn as this book goes to press. Several key positions must he filled as graduation claimed several regulars last june. A starting pitcher is needed most. Other positions that are open to the 35 candidates are first base, second base, shortstop, two outfield positions, and a No. 2 catcher, having left important gaps. Last year the squad turned in an outstanding record, handling a tough schedule to end the season with eight wins, four losses, and one 13-inning tie. The team an- nexed double wins over Hartford 11-6 and 5-15 Hanover 5-4 and 13-6, split with Franklin, winning 8-4 and losing 8-5, and divided games with Stevens, dropping the first 2-1 and winning the second 11-4. ln two exciting games with Towle, Captain Ruel pitching a one hitter and winning 1-0. ln the second encounter, the two teams battled to a 3-3 tie in 13 innings. They also took the Alumni into camp 5-4. Keene, however, took the measure of the Maroon and White 17-4 and 8-3. Returning for the 1953 schedule are Captain Jimmy Wilson, catcher, Eugene Boisvert, pitcher, Richard Alafat, third base, Dick Guyer, first base, Robert Brown, infield, and Dick Cage, outfield. This year's squad will play a thirteen-game schedule. Two games are booked with each of the following: Keene, Stevens, Hartford, Franklin, Towle, Hanover, and one game with the Alumni, to be played the day following graduation. 1529 First row: C. Mooney, S. White, J. LaCoss, R. Jones, C. Foster, E. Richardson, I. LaCoss. Second rgxw: L. Devine, J. Ruel, K. Dawson, S. Louks, N. Shepard, B. Dunbar, N. Racicot, . Barton. Third row: M. Dawson, Mrs. Lambert, Coachg J. Leonard, Manager. . SOFTBALL Coach: lV1ILDRED LAMBERT Manager: JEANNE LEONARD Faced with the loss of four of last year's capable performers, Coach Lambert and the Raiderettes approach the 1953 season with high hopes that the weatherman will co-operate in providing adequate conditions for practice sessions. Catching and the outfield present problems to lie solved if the Raiderettes are to maintain their excellent record of 22 wins and 114 losses during the past three seasons. Returning veterans include Capt. Regis Jones, Jean LaCoss, Carroll Foster, Shirley Vlfhite, and Irene LaCoss. The 1953 schedule is as follows: May 6 Hartford Away 8 Canaan Away 12 Enfield Away 14 Hanover Away 15 Playday Hartford 16 Wiriclsor Away 19 Newport Away 22 Hartford Home 26 Canaan Home 28 llanover Home June 1 Winclsor lloine 3 lfnhcld llonie 5 Newport llonic 4, 5 3 ,w W L 3 H X L ai 1 l ,, 4 L A HA i Adams, Carolyn Bassett, Francis Bond, Barbara Briggs, Judith Brown, Robert Carr, Ernest Carr, James Carr, Lewis Clark, Roger Collins, Carolyn Corrette, George Corrette, Ralph Dawson, Karleen Dean, Marilyn Demers, Arthur Dixon, Gerard Dubuque, James Dubuque, Robert Dunbar, Barbara Dupuis, Robert Emery, Mary CLASS OF l954 President: HUGH lVIAc:DoNALn Vice President: Ronlilrr IJAI Secretary: DOREEN DOWNI-is Treasurer: NJAYNARD Cowrols Follansbee, Hazel Foster, Carroll Fountain, Jean Green, Harriett Creenlaw, Robert Griflin, Lorraine Gunzinger, Donald Haley, Beatrice Harnbleton, Robert Jenkins, Gail Kidder, Philip Knight, Janice LaBarre, Theresa Louks, Selvegene Macy, Arthur Martel, Sybill Mason, Nancy lVleBain, Carolyn lVlollitt, June lVlorin, Romeo H565 bl.l'. Moulton, Ann Nugent, Barbara Paight, Philip, Jr. Palmer, Leonard Palmer, Jean Parady, Peter Paro, Winolia Pippin, John Plouff, Charles Pringle, Lawrence Richardson, Ellen Rihl, David Ruel, Joan Sanborn, Carolyn Seamans, Arthur Swenson, Lee Tremblay, Paul Tlierriault, Nelson Welvlwrson, l'll'!.'tl Yelle, Cecile ,Y CLASS OF I955 President: ROBERT CATMBRIGA Vice President: MARY BUCKLEY Secretary: ANN LESHANA Treasurer: DAVID PATCH Audette, Oscar Emery, Alberta Barton, Anita English, William Bates, Wayne Fadden, June Birch, Patricia Flanders, John Blanchette, Anita Flewelling, David Bliss, Clinton Ford, Merle Brann, Eugene Fortier, Joseph Chagnon, Stanley Fowler, Diane Crewe, Shirley Gallien, Richard Crewe, Morene Gauthier Ann Currier, Joan Goodhue, Edward Daigle, Sally Gosselin, James Dauphanais, Andre QMY, Beverly Dauphanais, Antoine Green, Roderlck Dawson, Marcia Hammond, Edward - - Y Hannah, Lorraine Deane 5h1fl'?V Hannah Valmore Dickinson, Alwin Hem, kenneth ' Dickinson, Barbara Johnggn, Edwin Dolloph, Verne King, Francis Driscoll. James Kidder, Constance Dupuis. Robert A. Kingsbury, Ellen Knight, Marlene LaCoss, Irene LaLiberte, Ann Laming, Beatrice LaPointe, Barbara Laro, Arthur LeBrun, Shirley LeMere, Shirley Minard, Theodore Moflitt, Raymond Mooney, Cecilia Parker, Mary Parker, Shirley Pippin, Richard Prescott, William Puryea, J une Quimby, Wilfred Racine, Joanne Rogers, Mary Ryan, Robert Sanborn, Richard Sanders, Beverly 4575 Shepard, Nancy Smith, Leonard Smith, Louise Stevens, Robert Stone, Patricia Strobel, Richard Thibault, Roger Tibbits, Doris Tobin, Thelma Tremblay, William Tucker, Beverly Walker, Betsy A. Webberson, Paul West, Joel Wheeler, Gladys White, Alfred White, Larry White, Richard White, Shirley Woodbury, Margare Woodward, Fay Yerifl, George it I I H? L, Adley, Paul Barker, Agnes Bartlett, Floyd Bassett, Mary Belisle, Thomas Bellavance, Adrian CLASS OF I956 Presiflenzz WILLIAM DAIGLE Vice President: BARBARA Benson Secretary: JANE COMPANION TI'CllSIll'l?I'I ELIZABETH KING Cloud, Betty Jo Crate, Virginia Crowe, Corinne Dinerman, Judith Dion, Normand Dodier, Anita Bellavance, Madeleine Duhe, William Bellavance, Margaret Ducharme, Janet Bennett, Claire Berry, Betty Driscoll, Maureen Dulac, Deanna Blair, Thomas Dupree, Shirley Blanchard, Sue Dixon, Raymond Bosworth, Hazen Downing, Willis Jr. B0l1Cll6r, JOS61Jl1 L- JF, Eastman, Susan Boucher, Jean Bouchier, Lester Briggs, Thomas Brown, Linda Bunnell, Jean Burlcinshaw, Elden Boucher, James Camp, Elizabeth Charland, Nancy Churchill, Peter Emery, Sandra Fisher, Claire Ford, Marion Goodhue, Barbara Hammond, Donald Hardy, Norbert Hatch, Bruce llenry, Beverly llickory, Maxine Hodgdon, Earl Q5 Howe, Vera Howe, Violet Jackson, Stephanie Jenny, Judy Jette, Donald Johnson, Lucy Judd, Neil Kibbie, Robert Kimball, George King, Nancy LaClair, Cecil Larson, Carole Laliberte, Estelle Laware, Sheila Leonard, Forrest Letson, Edward Lombard, Ruby Manchester, George Maynard, Andrew McBaiII, Katherine Mofiitt, Colleen Monica, Cordon Morse, Edson Osgood. Louise 33 Osgood, Robert Peck, Charles Perkins, Nancy Pippin, Charlotte Pringle, Philip Raymond, Anthony Rihl, Michal Robinson, Ann Robinson, Mildred Rogers, Mabel Savoy, Joanne Smardon, Gary Stillman, Richard Stone, Nancy Stoodley, Maxine St. Cyr, Lucien Stratton, William Strobel, Mary Thibodeau, Rachel Tremblay, Louie Vysocky, Annette Wain, Patricia Walker, Joyce Wallace, Mary Wheaton, Matthew Ui illlt lf Fw ll CLASS OF I954 W' Most Popular Boy - Maynard Contois UWC Most Popular Girl - Marilyn Dean Best Student Boy - Bobert Hamilton Best Student Girl - Doreen Downes Best Athlete Boy - Paul Tremblay Best Athlete Girl - Jean Fountain Best Looking Boy - Phil Kidder Best Looking Girl - Harriet Green CLASS or :oss Most Popular Boy W Robert Cattabriga Most Popular Girl H- Mary Buckley Best Student Boy - George Yerid Best Student Girl - Joanne Racine Best Athlete Boy - Rodney Green Best Athlete Girl - Irene LaCross Best Looking Girl - Anita Blanehette Best Looking Boy - Tony Pippin CLASS OF I956 Most Popular Boy - George Kimball Most Popular Girl - Barbara Benson Best Student Boy - William Stratton Q Sl Best Student Girl - Stephanie Jackson ft ex Best Athlete Boy - Charles Peck Best Athlete Girl - Carol Larson Best Looking Boy - George Kimball Best Looking Girl - Margaret Bellavanec if . 'R' Q4 K fl Noel l..eBru11 .lean LaCOSs Claire Tremblay Lorraine Devine Most Popular Boy Best Athlete Girl Class Giggler Prettiest Hair Girl Best Athlete Boy Most All Around Girl Best Figure Nicest Hair Boy Handsoinest Boy Bradley Patterson Hazel Day Class Wit Best Dancer Girl Most Talented Boy 'x Raymond Roy Annette Sausville llicllarfl Alafat George Camp Best Dancer Boy Most Poised Most All Around Boy lVlost School Spirited Boy J Edna Carr Barbara LeBrun Most School Spirited Girl Most Friendly Girl Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Carleton Sanborn Done Most for The Class Most Likely to Succeed CLASS FAVORITES Band .................... Expression Song ......... Male Vocalist .... Female Vocalist Pasttime . ..... . Hangout . . . Drink .... Male Star . . Female Star . . Sport ........ Social Event . . . Ralph Flanagan .. . Ttls In The Book '4Oh, Happy Dayw . . . . . Eddie Fisher . . . Doris Day Parking . . . 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H. 57B Hanover Street Phone 750 Compliments of AUTO BODY WORKS Wes+ Lebanon Road Compliments of PETER J. DULAC BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR Lebanon, N. H. n 1xnn11nun'nrrn1nu11um1 u :nn rr:1n11ru::x1111u1x ui: uuuuuln 111: un nun u uun 1-nnw-n-1-r-rrrv-rn-rn1-n 11 in-1 -v-.111-.T-11 an 1-rn-rr-11111-11-fp 6-n Eli -vrn n1111tuIn-n15,11nrn1 nrr-vfannn CHEVRQLET FOR '53 Smffflmfgly NEW? THE TWO-TEN SERIES sensaTionaI advances Trom bumper To bumper! The Two-Ten Series oT- Ters dramaTic new sTyling, new TeaTures in: Two new sTaTion wagons - The Townsman and The Two- Ten Handyman - The 4- Door, 2 Door, ConverT- ible, Club Coupe and SporT Coupe. I Amogincgly economical .' THE 'ONE-FIFTY' SERIES IowesT priced of all quaIiTy cars! SmarT new ChevroleT sTyl- ing and advanced new ChevroleT TeaTures are yours aT IowesT cosT. Five beauTiTul models include The 4-Door and 2-Door Sedans, Club Coupe, Busi- ness Coupe, and One- Wonderfully ozl fewfnf .' THE BEL AIR SERIES To be compared only wiTh higher-priced cars! The new Bel Air Series is so disTincTive, so rich in appoinTmenTs iT is Truly a new kind oT ChevroleT. 11-nv-rr-11-n-1-rn FiTTy Handyman. Packard Four new Bel Air models - The 4-Door Sedan, 2- Door Sedan, ConverTible, SporT Coupe - creaTe a wonderTul new class oT cars. introduces two new lines of cars New! Packard Offers An EnTireIy New Line OT QuaIiTy-BuiIT Packard CLIPPERS America's New Choice In Fine Cars The New Packard CLIPPER Big-Car Value aT Medium-Car CosT Q Come, see Tor yourselT The car ThaT people everywhere are Talking abouT - The enTirely new Packard CLIPPER! Frcm America's oIdesT maker oT Tine cars comes Today's new choice in The quaIiTy Tield - The Advanced ConTour- S+yled PACKARD. THE New PACKARD America's New Choice In Fine Cars- . See, drive and compare This greaT new Packard and you'll see The many ad- vanTages ThaT make iT America's new choice in Tine cars. Rogers Garage, Inc. PHONE 7 HANOVER, N. H. nnnunwn-wrnr v-T' AW' H b 'W' ' ' 'i xxpvf-11111 Wvhhnunrlnrl- ru11nnuI --hwuxun1unxuxn1 .... . .......prn....nr-................. .. ......... 11-.u----------------H-------- ,, ,,,,,, .... . . ...... .gD...... .... CD ....... ...W ...... Fifieldfs Clo+hing 1 3 Furnishings Foo1'wear BANK BLOCK TEL- I74 R 5. CONGRATULATIONS Ancl Q OUR BEST WISHES To The Class Of I953 Currier 84 Co. A Cify S+ore A+ Your Very Door .rn ........... ..........Lrv ..... ........ .fn ........ ..- HANOVER STREET C,,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,S,,, GARAGE I MODERN BEAUTY SHOPPE DESOTO and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Phone 389 Lebanon, N. H. Tel. 604-VV Lebanon, N. H. Compliments of CAIN WALLPAPER STORE YARD eoons REMNANTS THE HEATHER SHOP I I I8 Mascoma S+. Lebanon Tel. 922 REAL ESTATE RENTALS - APPRAISING EARL A. BURKE Whipple Block TeI. I26-W Lebanon, New Hampshire C mpliments of ANDREW LEGATO TAILOR GRANITE STATE LOCKER SERVICE . 52 Sch ooI SI'ree'r Lebanon, N. H. FRESH AND FROZEN MEATS BEEF, PORK, LAMB, AND VEAL Wholesale and Re'raiI I Tel. IOIO u,,,....,..,.. ...... ..... L.,.....q3. ........... ........ Ugg' .......... ...11-r--urn...--1-111-n..............u-rg-ug ....mr......... . , ..............1n1U BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1 9 5 3 WINONA DAIRY WINONA DAIRY BAR 'X Compliments of LEBANON CASH MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS - FRUITS AND VEGETABLES We Deliver Daily Tel. 540 59 No. Park S+. Lebanon, N. Keepsake Diamonds Wafches - Silverware C. H. DAVIS, Jeweler Lebanon, New Hampshire Greeling Cards lor Every Occasion THE RUST CRAFT KIND H. uupuluau, an uL.1,n'rrrr:xxrm.,.1ur 1 u.aLu.n1u.1u.ltn:zrl nm-:nr BASHAW'S MARKET Member of The A. G. Sfores MEATS - GROCERIES 22 High S+. Phon 6 Compliments of PHIL 81 FRANK'S BARBER SHOP n U . -x:vzz..u..1L1-111. an 1 - an un... u -.UL-Lu.-.uaual uunuayl q11D........ ....... -C13 ....... nip... ENDICOTT JOHNSON sooo LUCK TO THE sENloR cl.Ass OF I953 Lebanon, New Hampshire SAVE AS YOU SPEND A+ The J 8: C DEPT. STORE Lebanon, New Hampshire McNEILL'S DRUG STORE The Rexail S'I'ore Lebanon, New Hampshire Hardware - Spor+ing Goods GIFTS C. M. HILDRETH 81 SON LEWIS BR05- INC- TEDDY'S SPORT CENTER Hardware, Plumbing and Heafing Whiie River Jet' V+. Pain+ and Sporfing Goods COMPLETE I-'NE OF Tel. 426 - Lebanon, N. H. SPORTS EQUIPMENT l:l::1::n------1f-Vf'1--- ----i:2 1 . C PI QE Lebanon, New Hampshire nit, ............... .gggxtn ......... . ..... .33 ..... ...Au-,I-1,3 .... ,.. ..... ...Hang .... .. .............. . .... .gnu Compliments of THE WEST SIDE STORE Corner of WesI' and GranI'I'e Compliments of Lebanon, New Hampshire Q CHIDDO'S ESSO STATION om iments of Your CommuniI'y Newspaper THE 1 I , GRANITE STATE FREE PRESS BEST OF LUCK To The Class Of I a '53 From The Class Of 5 '54 E : - - - - - - - 1 rrn, ua- u - - - - - ...lu u.: - - - uulnu lllzllllnzrnll. rrrl-11.1111 u1.1-1.u.1.n11lu.l...l...-.,.u1..l1......1L:1.u.u,f- uuuuu -11111111 . . ........ . .................. nn .... -- HOUSEWARE - DRY GOODS and TOYS Hun+'s Depar+men'I S'I'ore , v . ..... ......... .1-.1-n, Compliments of ASHEY'S SHOE SERVICE Compliments of Compliments of ATT0RNEY-AT-LAw Tel. 550-W Lebanon, N. H GRADUATION FOOTWEAR D Complzments of IN ALL ws GLORY CARL M. RICHARDS ASSOCIATE STORE WESTERN AUTO EVERYTHING FOR THE CAR Lebanon, New Hampshire H WALKER BROS. 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