Lebanon High School - Parrot Yearbook (Lebanon, NH)

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This brief message of farewell ex- presses also a sincere wish for con- tinued success to an outstanding senior class. The basic knowledge and attitude which you have acquired, should, if used wisely, be of great help to you in the future. It is with mixed emotions we say, Goodbye, and Good Luck. .gm I s A 4 K-.1 PRINCIPAL: Francis C. Wilson, B. Ed., Keene Teachers College. This Mr. WiIson's third year with us at Lebanon High. SECRETARY: Mrs. Dorothy Pearce, an efficient secretary wise to the ways of the school, now in her seventh year In this position. is the Administration . . . ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: Jesse L. Pellerin is in his second year as assistant principal. His many duties include keeping the attendance records, and his desk by the front entrance is by now a familiar sight. OUR PRINCIPAL As I say, you're on your own time.

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i i SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS: Hammond A. Young, M. Ed., University of New Hampshire, now in his seventh year as superintendent of the Lebanon School District. SECRETARY: Mrs. Thelma Manchester, who has been at her desk in the superintendent's office for the past sixteen years, handling each detail with the greatest care. Che faundafian af our school SCHOOL BOARD: Each member is elected for a term of three years. Many of the members have served several terms, mak- ing it possible for us to have seasoned personnel serving us at all times. Seniors are a special group with many activities for pleasure and too little time to enioy the activities and the work. Seniors have greater re- sponsibilities than other classes, both to themselves and to their school. To each of you, Seniors of 1958, may your pleasures stay with you as happy memories, and the manner in which you accepted your responsi- bilities be a source of pride to you, your parents and your school. Left to right: Kenneth Lutz, Sumner Atherton, Miriam Selle, Harvey Bassey, Sterling Melendy, and Clarence Shelnutt. Absent from picture, Maynard Plamondon, Chairman, Norman Townsend, Vice Chairman, and William Smith. 'ws . Q E -X5 , . M V M'-vs

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,X T MRS. ELLEN C. PALAMOUNTAIN, A.B.g BOSTON Universityg 27 MR. WALTER FAULKNER, B.E.g Keene Teachers College and years' experiencep English and Lating taught in Massachusetts Boston University: Sigh? YGGVS' SXPENSUCG: General Math and and New Hampshiref Sophomore Class Advisor. General Scienceg Guidance: Freshman Class Advisor. MR. JESSE L. PELLERIN, B.S., M.A.g Uni- versity of New Hampshirep 30 years' experienceg Mathp Assistant Principal. Our Ccachcrs: leaning us . . . MR. STUART KINGSBURY, B.E.p Keene Teachers Collegep 28 MRS. ERALD HARRISON, PH.B.y University of Vermontp 23 years' experiencef Biology: taught in Vermont and New years' experience, Englishp taught in Vermont and New Hampshireg Athletic Director. Hampshireg Assembly Committee and Library Club Advisor. . I Q 5 1 'vg 'NuN. Q.. fi Q f w.,fi.,i1e ..