Littleton High School - Record Yearbook (Littleton, NH)

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28 THE RECORD Graduation Exercises Littleton High School Auditorium Friday Evening, june 12 8 o'clock War March of the Priests Processional March Invocation Rev. Harvie A. Zuckerman 77 Prayer from Hansel and Gretel Response Address of Welcome William Dane Sylvian Peace I Leave With You Senior Class Double Quartet Helen Ovando Blanche Drapeau Dorothy Maxwell Eleanor Brousseau Littleton High Mr Warner Lakeway George Magoon Arthur Lemire William Magoon Mendelssohn School Orchestra Hum perdinck Orchestra Oley Speaks s. H. H. A. Beach A Graduate Looks Ahead Class Poem Mary Porfido The School Adapts Itself for War Conditions Arthur Knight, II A Perfect Dayl' Bond Trumpet Solo Richardson Lewis Youth's Position in a World at War Barbara Hogan Youth Faces the Future George Magoon Presentation of Awards American Legion American Legion Auxiliary The George H. Tilton Awards Mr. Westly J. Nelson, Headmaster 'fDreams and Reality Commencement Address Professor Harold R. Bruce, Dartmouth College Mignonette Overturev Bvwmlln Littleton High School Orchestra Presentation of Diplomas Mr. Dana S. jordan, Superintendent of Schools Class Ode Senior Class Patricia Holly and Winton Eastman Benediction Rev. Harvie A. Zuckerman Selection Littleton High School Orchestra

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THE RECORD 27 Class Day Exercises Littleton High School Auditorium Thursday Evening, June 11 -T 8 o'clock 'tWar March of the Priests Mendelssohn Processional March Littleton High School Orchestra Welcome to Class Day Arthur Lemire Memories of the Class of 1942 Class History Dorothy Maxwell The Song We Sang Viennese Melody The Voice of Victory Frances Ann Johnson Patricia Lyon Dorothy Maxwell Francese Gadbois Eleanor Brousseau Helen Ovando Georgia Byron Blanche Drapeau Leola Leighton The Prophecy of the Class of 1942 Patricia Lyon and Richardson Lewis A Toast to the Class of 1942 William Magoon Evening Thoughts Dunn Saxophone Duet, Arthur Knight, II, and Daniel Nute Presentation of Class Gifts Blanche Drapeau and Edward Miles Presentation of National Honor Society Membership Cards Headmaster Westly J. Nelson t'Tres joliel' Waltz Waldteufel Littleton High School Orchestra Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1942 Maurice Carpenter and Gerarda Pilotte Class Ode Patricia Holly and Winton Eastman Recessional March Orchestra Class Poem The past four years will live among our fondest memories As we depart to face the world And life's uncertainties. Endowed with courage and Hlled with pride, We are going forth to meet an unknown fate Amidst a world stricken with injustice, greed, and hate. As each goes to seek his place, He'l1 Und there are life's many conflicts to face, But with a will to win and hope for success We'l1 reach our goal and find our happiness. There are those among us who'll always take the lead, And guide their weaker comrades in time of need. But regardless of what each undertakes, Justice and Honor we'll never forsake. We'11 always remain loyal To the ideals of our great nation, Carry on its beliefs and rights With utmost determination, Help maintain it a Democracy, A land of Freedom and Equality. With these principles in mind As we go on through life, We'11 obtain at the journeys end A reward well worth the strife. Mary Porfldo

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THE RECORD M253 Record Staff X Mgy X C. Stoddard. D Second row: D. Maxwell, A. Jencks, R. Goff, E. Colby. V. Lewis. Third row: Mr. Glazier, Mrs. Colb , Miss Corey, L. Quigley. row: W. Mooney, A. Lemir . LaBonte. row: W. Eastman, E. Wh ig, R. Lewis, D. Nute, P. Magoon. SW ir MV' .51 f Y ' 1 , l Q li f. l4v , to right-first row: E. Bixby, I. Dempster, B. Drapeau, I. Carbonneau, H. Ovando,' , K 1 A i . , I .M-li T Q A :fix Fa ty ' gf.. O .Q I Left to right-first row: Miss Corea. Miss Barrett, Mrs. Colby, Miss Bronson, Miss Corey. Second row: Mr. Glazier, Miss Tewksbury, Miss Cate, Mr. Jordan. Third row: Mrs. Hogan. Mr. Welch, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Barry. Fourth row: Mr. Bennett, Mr. Sommers.