Littleton High School - Record Yearbook (Littleton, NH)

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THE RECORD 21 RECORD STAFF First row, left to right: M. Cady, S. Simons, B. Hadley, L. Greaves, J. Lemieux D Carleton, Miss Doris Porter. Second row: B. Gray, C. Allison, E. Silver, F. Hilson. TX Viette, R. Maclver, L. Godbout, L. Bixby. Third row: M. Lamarche, E. Champagne, B. Leighton, G. Lakeway, B. Blasenak. Fourth row: S. Parker, J. Barnett, B. Sprcadbury. L. Paro J. Will' S. Ch . F'fth ' ' c T , iams, ase 1 row. S. Bass, R. Richardson, W. Kelley, J. Turk. MI, McElravy. Sixth row: J. Pyer, T. Beaton, J. Dickenson, J. Hadley, R. Bradley. Baci: row: A. Doyer, W. Stoddard, R. Gardner, W. Silver, B. Gray, E. Cady. B: I always thought they were strictly Mick anil Joe girls. Lois Greaves is head of a girls' finishing school. D: Yes, I heard: in fact Nita Johnson has three girls there. B: You know Rhoda Maclver is a chiropractor. She's now giv- ing Bill Stoddard treatments for his back. At long last! D: She must be in her glory. She always did have a secret crush on him. B: I bet she is. Marjorie Parker finally got her Wish. D: What was that? B: Don't you remember? She always Wanted to live in Vermont. Well, she's got a job with the Pollock-Girouard Special Detective Agency. They have a motto, too- If you've lost your mother call the police, they'll never find her, but if you've lost your best girl, call us if she's worth looking for. D: Who's that going down the street? B: Why that's Lois Foster. D: I wonder what she's doing up here? B: She's head of the W. T. C. U. in the States and is probably up here installing a new chapter. D: Did you ever hear what happened to Everett Walter or Bret Hadley '? B: Why sure, they're right here in Mars. Ev owns a large orchestra at the Cyclotron Club down the street.

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20 THE RECORD old classmate, George Workman, second richest man in the United States, backed? D: Sure that's the one. B: George isn't the only one in the money. You remember that demon on offense and fire-horse on defense that made all-state our senior year? D: You mean Bob Revoir? B: Yes, he's All-Solar System Captain and drawing the largest salary in professional football. How about the other Co-captain of the famous team of '48? D: You must mean Bud Thompson. Well, he gave up football and along with his brother-in-law, Clarence, founded a transportation service for athletic teams. You must have heard their famous motto. B: Oh, yes, I saw it in the newspapers- Travel safely with Clarie and Bud. D: That reminds me, I was reading over the Society Page in the Courier and I saw where the two debutantes, Jean and Jane Stearns, were honeymooning in Pattenville at the home of Mayor Rupert Willey, the famous philospher, politician and statesman who graduated in our class in '48. B: I always thought those two would eventually marry. So now Jane is Mrs. Earl Boswell and Jean is Mrs. Douglas Kimball. D: By the way, did Marilyn Cady and Leo Christie finally get married? B: No, not yet. Leo had to go to Hollywood to double for John Hodiak and Marilyn is still waiting and not very patiently. D: You know Bill Stoddard had the largest judo school in the States until Reg Keniston threw him one day and hurt his back, so now Larry Myott is taking over. B: You remember the Woods sisters, Helen and Loretta. Well, they're up here in Mars and now heads of the Epra-Phone Company. D: I always thought they'd be a success. Another success in our class is Gwen Lakeway. She now writes the famous Comic Strip, Beefy Beaton. B: Remember how Rena Lefrancois and Virginia Thompson were always talking about reducing? Well, they discovered a new process for losing weight and they've become such glamour girls that the Powers Modeling Agency in New York has been trying to sign them up. D: Sheila Simons is now living in Lancaster. I understand she owns one of the biggest chicken farms in New England. B: You know Wink Weldon finally became an admiral but not in the Navy. He's running a boat line on the Ammonoosuc from Apthorp to Littleton. D: Two other members of the Class of '48 got married. B: Who's that? D: Janet Lemieux and Edith Daine. They're now living with their new husbands in Snookyville. You know this is the sixth mar- riage for both.

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22 THE RECORD D: Swell, but what's Bet doing? B: She's also at the club. When she first came here, she was the chief food inspector. You know she got an MS degree in home economics in college but the testing of so much food gave her a a physique that was better suited for her new job. They needed some- one to keep the club in order so she took over the job as head bouncer. D: CLooks at watchj Great guns! My trial starts in about five minutes so I haven't time for another drink. Come over to the court house with me and we'll finish our talk later. B: Say that's a good idea. Maybe I can talk to Jack and cheer him up a little. After all more than one person ends up in jail. D: Not with C. A. on the defense, young woman. Lura Bixby Arthur Doyer CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and forty-eight of Littleton High School, capable of almost anything, to say nothing of our good looks and superb abilities, declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Junior Class goes Room 10 and our way of being in our seats when the bell rings. Good luck with your new home room teach- er, kids. To the Sophomore Class we leave our ability to rank as the worst Senior Class in years and also to the gay young Sophomores goes our ability for every pupil to get a report card of A's. To the Freshman Class go our quiet and dignified ways in the hall upstairs: also to the Freshmen goes the ability to produce great athletes such as our class has. Robert Welch wills his trapping skills and his latest bestseller, How to Catch a Bear in One Easy Lesson, to Bill Dempster. Virginia Thompson wills to Betty Dee and Marlene Lamarche her extra poundage and ambition to grow thin. To Otis Herbert goes George Thompson's ability to thrill the spec- tators at a football game. Also to Otis goes Bill Weldon's permission to join the Apthorp Wolves' Club. Jean Stearns leaves her ability to type with two fingers to Car- lene Martin. Gene Willey leaves his Wednesday night dance dates in Lyman to Francois Houle. I hope you can square dance, Francois. Annie McLaughlin insisted that we will her gift of gab to Ruth Viette. Russell MacPhee leaves his dancing ability to Jon Young. To Joan Virtue and Janet Williams goes Charlene Pollock's title of man-hater. Everett Walter wills his seat in the high school orchestra to Ronnie Simons.