Littleton High School - Record Yearbook (Littleton, NH)

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THE RECORD 15 SENIOR CLASS Front row C Zxter B Spreadbury J Bentcllff D Connolly L Paro S Bass A Macaulay H Beaton L Gardner F Plnard N Cuttlng J Tuck J Garceau C Lucas Second row Weston Root Advxsor J Barnett C Klnne J Heath C Qulgley B Blase nak P Sldney F' Pryor J Marsh J Presby H Lucas A Lord R Carbonneau Louls Ramsay Advlsor Th1rd row R Taupxer N Guyer B Johnson L St Cyr R Bel anger C Champagne J Pyer J Chflstle W Kelley B Flsher C Ennls P Larrxvee A Carlm J Hadley Fourth row L Chase W Golden R Rowe R LaBonte D Thomp son R Ward A Sp1nel11 H Goad W Nlchols C KGDISOH L Holt N Perry CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN YLAR In the fall of 1946 seventy n1ne hopeful Freshmen entered the doors of Llttleton Illgll School The first yeal we yyere dlrected under the able leadersh1p of Larry Galdner, presldent Tony Marcotte VICE presldent, Norlne Cllttlllg secretary and Herbert Beaton to the perlod of concentrated study yyhlch was to follow for the next three years It yyas also a year of lntroductlon to the lnvaluable program of extra currlcular act1y1t1es wh1ch play so lmportant a role IH shapmg the 1nd1v1dual Among the Inst of the trlals yyh1ch were to be oyelcome by the green recrults 1n H1gh School was the spectacle of Senlor Mlght referred to as the Freshman Hop Thls ordeal was survlved by all mvolved, howeyel, 1n splte of such 1llg8lllOLlS tortules as belng re quxred to push a peanut the entlre length of the audxtorlum floor wlth only the nasal CdVltl6S as a medlum of tlansportatlon, as well as belng requned to do obelsance to any Senlor who happened to chance by F0llONXlIlg the lllltldt10ll lIltO the matullty of teenllfc there was a dance known as the Twelfth Imght Dance, the hrst of many whlch COIlStltllt9d so y1tal a part ot the llfe characterlstlc Of the realm of hlgh school actlyltles iw ' , nw - . 1 K K1 l .ly s kv' 5 v , - . ' J , s gg . treasurer. This was a year of trial and error for us, an introduction . 1 Y I 7 Y 'L Lv l . yu nv Lv l ' ' , v vw.. 1 v . . U -A ' I N '

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16 THE RECORD FACULTY Front row R Blakslee E Kauala M Howland L Cummlngs Superxntendent L Ramsay Headmaster H Ahern J Tmker Back row W Stoddard M Kane W Root J Horton G Paslchuke E Knowles M Harrls R Smlth The first year also afforded an opportunlty for partlcxpatlon ln truly organwed athletlcs Many of the stars responsxble for Llttle ton Hlgh s v1ctor1es ln all forms of competltlon were also lntroduced wlth the advent of the Class of 1950 to Llttleton Hlgh School Football basketball and baseball were successlvely encroached upon by the Class of 1950 for the first tlme and for the past four years thelr worth has been apparent 1n all of thelr games Our first year was also an lntroductlon to the course of studles whlch was to absorb our attentlon to a certaln extent for the next three years Such tradltlonal sublects as Latln I Algebra I General SCIENCE and first vear Enghsh were struggled wlth by those enter 1ng upon the college course vshlle typlng shop general math and the varlous economlc courses offered formldable opposltlon to the mlnds of those deslrous of a busmess course or general educatlon Thus our flrst vear flew swlftlv by and at 1ts concluslon we the pea green Freshmen who had entered 1n the fall wele no longer ln exlstence Our class had truly embarked and was fully prepared for the slmllar and perhaps even rlcher hlgh school llfe that was to follow for the next thlee years the cllmax of WhlCh we hope many wlll be here to vsltness tomorrow nlght SOPHOMORE YEAR At last we were up lll the yn orld and were no longer dlstaste fully dubbed the pea green Freshmen The offlcers for the yeal . . , . A , . , . , , . , , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 1 1 1 1 J L Q - K L L n 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 -1 LL K 7 A . 1 . N 1 . '1 1 1 1 ' K . K y 9 1 , '- , 1 L 1 1 V K v K 1 9 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 y 1 - 1 1 t 1 N 1 1 , as va w - , - v 1 f 1 1 y 1 1 . 1 1 1 I 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 v - s , 1 7 A I q F a , . . , as v , - , H H 1 1 1. .