Littleton High School - Record Yearbook (Littleton, NH)

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Page 4-THE RECORD for 1952 hood radiate warmly and like a golden glow cap- tivate every soul, where once again memories are aroused and old classmates bask in the sunshine of youthful gaiety. Why such an organization was not started long ago we can only guess. Wars have taken people's minds away from happier days. People have moved from Littleton, others have stayed: but no matter where they are they will never forget Littleton High School, so why let her forget us? Let us have a truly organized alumni, to help our school, and to help us remem- ber happier days. We of the class of 1952 hope we have done our bit in fostering such an organization and that the coming classes will pick up where we leave off. For a strong Alumni association is a bulwark to any school. l have discussed the face of Janus which looks into the past. What about the face into the future? Who knows? The future stretches ahead like a long silver ribbon, like a highway onto which we are about to step. We, the class of nineteen-hundred and fifty-two, will step into fast moving traffic,-into an election year, into a threatening war, but most of all alone with ourselves. There will be no guiding parents or teachers, but we shall be alone with our own destinies. We will have begun a new era and ahead of us is a mysterious shroud which covers the future. There will be no going back but in our minds. We shall always and for- ever cherish those four golden years, and never shall we forget our high school. And so to the class of nineteen-hundred and fifty-two this yearbook will surely be something to cherish forever, something to look at in years to come, a book of values, book of love and hap- piness. And now in closing may I wish you Good Health, Good Luck and Happiness and please never forget Littleton High. Q- 311 JHJJQII LHS - Founded 1877 - was located on same site as our present building.

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if - i L' lf cl xx X . Page 6-THE RECORD for 1952 fgreaenfing Me 644.15 of 1952 Front Row: left to right-Mr. Weston Root, Class Advisor, Doria Bilodeau, Shirley Golden, Dorothy Wheatley, Raymond Lemieux, Robert Ross, Jackalyn House, Betty Hatley, Ruth Dexter, Dora Colbethg Mr. Arthur Kenney. Class Advisor. Second Row: Judith Marquis, June Leighton, Elizabeth Towle, Mary Jen- kins, Sarah Fadden, Joyce Herron, Doris LaMere, Marion Wright, Virginia Bixby, Joanne Thomas, Muriel Lewis. Third Row: Ruth Lewis, Doris Weldon, Elsworth Goodsell, Donald Sargent, Janet Hemenway, Ellen Richardson, Leo Laitres, Joseph Cullen, Jean Primmer, Joyce Cady. Fourth Row: John Cole, Charles Spen- gera Harry Welch, Boyd Cole, James Budd, Oscar Malenfant, Donald Godbout, Arthur Maynes, Richard n erson. Cfdzifi Oafe by Daria Bilodmzu and Dorntlziv llhmtlvy We are leaving Littleton High School All our hearts are sad and blue, All fond memories remaining Of our years with you. May the classes coming forward, Always be so true to you, And all our friends and teachers Never fade in hope that's true. May we remain forever In the hearts left here at school, True friends to all who know us VVe bid adieu. CTO thr lzmc of May the Good Lord Bless and Keep l ou. j