Littleton High School - Record Yearbook (Littleton, NH)

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Rl. 1 x THE RECORD for 1952-Page 25 A05 Ao in lfde Ljacufy W ' W T f First Row: left to right.-R. Smith, G. Pasichuke. A. Kenney, L. Cummings. M. Howland, L. Wiskup, J. Tinker. Second Row: J. Eastman, E. Kapala, G. McLure, M. Harris. D. Cushing. M. Kane, L. Nutbrown. Third Row: K. MacPherson, W. Root. S. Varney, T. Stopyra, A. Bennett. V. Brown. ' .M if N ' J ,t ,if s L v lififft QU ff tglfgxg x. X I V' 1 i ' if-v Fl Mr. Leslie Cummingsf- Superintendent of Schools Mr. Arthur Kenney - Principal of L. H. Latin Mrs. Marion Howland ff Administrative Secretary Mrs. Deveda Cushing- Music Director Mr. George McLure - Band Director , ,f 77? Mr. Albert Bennett- Recreation Director 'A ,Ki X55 Mrs. Marian Kanef Home Economics J Mr. Roland Smith- Manual Training Mr. George Pasichukew Social Studies, Basketball Coach Mr. Sheldon Varney- Mathematics, Ski and Track Coach Miss joyce Eastman -- Commercial Studies t J Ir. Weston Root 3 History. Football and Baseball Coach Miss Virginia Brown - Commercial Studies Mr. Theodore Stopyra - Science Mrs. Esther Kapala - English, French ','ff.f ,,' -- . 'fn 'bi '7 ' Miss janet Tinker - English, Mathematics, Girls' Basketball Coach X Mr. Leon VViskup ff English, Physics. Dramatics Coach Miss Mabel Harris - jr. High School Math and Social Studies Mrs. Lila Nutbrown -jr. High School English and Social Studies Mr. Kenneth Macl'herson f-jr. High School Math and Science

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Page 24-THE RECORD for 1952 Ruth Dexter Sally Fadden Ruth Dexter Jackalyn House Doria Bilodeau Betty Hatley june Leighton Dorothy Wheatley Barbara Woodbury Sally Fadden Elizabeth Towle Ruth Lewis Muriel Lewis Doria Bilodeau Ruth Lewis Dorothy Wheatley Dorothy Lucas Jean Primmer Joanne Thomas Dorothy Wheatley Judy Marquis Sally Fadden Muriel Lewis Muriel Lewis Dorothy Wheatley Muriel Lewis Dorothy Wheatley mod mo in fine ,Sardar MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS LEADER MOST BRILLIANT MOST EFFICIENT MOST POPULAR BEST .VATURED BEST LOOKING PEPPIEST BEST ATHLETE GREATEST TALKER OUIETEST MUSICIAN CLASS BABY BEST SINGER MOST TALENTED BEST DANCER TIZVIE KILLER VAMP-SHEIK GIGGLER CLOWN MOST ARGUMENTATIVE MOST DRAMATIC GUILI CHEWER TEACHERS' PLAGUE .IOLLIEST CLASS BLUFFER THE BEST ALL-AROUND CIM, james Budd Robert Ross James Budd james Budd Robert Ross joseph Cullen Leo Laitres Raymond Lemieux Robert Ross james Budd Leo Laitres Arthur Maynes Raymond Lemieux Donald Godbout Raymond Lemieux Donald Godbout Charles Spencer Donald Sargent Donald Sargent James Budd James Budd Harry Welch 4 Leo Laitres - James Budd Raymond Lemieux Oscar Malenfant Robert Ross

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1 'QQ 'LU-WV VL.. -'M-f N x . 7 il , I A , 'KJ Y -9 W Sl ' it ' .fjaaw f I Hb L., l n K I h Lv Jpjf XC, Q .iff K A XL f J 1 .' ,wJs,,fJ ' .',I X Q l My ' ,,.' K K, ' ff' IL' i' lv T' i ','w J, 4 T' if it ,X M.. .tv ft . Nb ,1 I . x it .J if I, , l 1 , , ,K i by ,J ling? AGISTHE mzconn for 1952 'ff f 1 ,xi 1 ap Wi - ' 'e it .E yy' 1 if-vw E fi, in Cf - .74 T T ' - L fdjii of 1953 ' A if MW! KX it ' .x . 4. X ' , lil fi X' H - X Y , .x J If 'MLP I 'J - 1 t . if - f xykx K- . ,. 4 7' Q fin . S I an First Row: left to right-Miss Brown, faculty advisor, C. Lefebvre, S. Labine, W. Wallace, N. Ross, J. Marquis, Mr. Varney, A. Rioux, N. St. Lawrence, S. Walter, T. Harvey, J. Lehan, Miss Eastman, faculty ad- visor. Second Row: S. Marsh, J. Newton, R. Gadbois, B. Richardson, N. Blandin, B. Stevens, T. Halverson, P. 2' Cullen, C. Woodbury, B. Primmer, B. Longchamps, G. Houle, S. Gilman, E. Rowe. Third Row: E. Elliott. V. Marro, G. Halen, M. Welch, L. Foster, R. Drapeau, R. Christie, N. Kinne, L. Glode, D. Lehan, J. Tunney, G. Lewis, N. Stevens. Fourth Row: J. Southard, C. Roache, W. Bilodeau, J. Bigelow, W. Dickerman, J. Keough, P. Pilotte. R. Blaisdell. L. Sherman, R. Champagne, W. Ruggles, R. Young. 4Absent: G. Burgess, S. Rossi f ' Early int September we held our first class sentative in the carnival queen contest. At a later meeting tin order to elect our class officers. The meeting Nadine Blandin and Caroline Lefebvre satisfactory results were the election of Arthur were chosen to be ribbon-bearers for the carnival X' X n . Rioux for president: jerry Marquis, vice presi- queen. dent: secretar , Nancy St. Lawrence: treasurer, , , Yan R355 y ' 'lhe big dance of the year was May 9, the . ' cv c '. . . I . . annual junior Prom. The decorations were very ll e decided on a hayride for the Tuesday of Y . , Q b . X lovely portraying a flowery summer evening. The jf- -eptem er 11. It turned out to be quite a success . . . . .,. , and netted 3 Small mm for our treasurv whole class participated in the decorations and 9,1 The next event visas a Record Dancellwhich helped to tum the Littleton High gym into a ll' K , ' ' f X, V ,r , ' N . lovelv dream com Jarable to an dancers sara- Qi' 2 . took place on September 14. Since all the refresh- , ' ,I y , I J ,fj dise. Ray Ledoux s orchestra from Laconia pro- C31 U, -. ,X ments were donated and a large and merry crowd , , , VC' A ' ,H . vided the soft and beautiful music to complete .f ,Z W was present, the dance was a financial as well as . , f X' Q K li gocial Succesg the setting. A large crowd attended and the gala . F, A ,J C 7- L ' affair was a huge success. T 5 x M e ykrxx x.,.t NX.. -I 1 After our Christmas vacation, we started our new year out right by holding a class meeting to get the plans for the biggest event of the year, the junior Prom, underway. At this meeting we also elected Barbara Richardson as our repre- So final exams have brought to a close an- other perfect year at L.H.S. and with eager hearts we look forward to our final year of high school, winding up the most wonderful days of our lives. X X . . - , L Xu XX X . S3 ' v ' 'x . X.