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Q4 WOFCI o!.7l1anL:S VVe, the Class of 1958, wish to express our deep gratitude and sincere appreciation to you, our parents. Through these twelve years of our formal education, you have stood by us during our trials and tribulations. You have led us to the foot of the hill of knowledge and have always been present when our pathway became difiicult. Listening to our problems, you have readily offered helpful assistance. We believe that with your constant inspira- lion along the way, we have surely had the most memorable four years in the school on our hill. f .46 v M ,f . F 1- I :MAX X f wr NY 'I Z C f Ik X NM Kr Xj ex- l . . X- I X .Q , 5 wifi - ' 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page ........................................... I Introduction to Theme ..... 2-3 Class Poem .................. 4 A Word of Thanks ........ 5 Record Staff ............... 6 Faculty .................. 7-12 Senior Section ..... ...... 1 3-46 Seniors ..... ...... 1 4-30 Ode ......... 30 History ...... 3 1 Will ......... ...... 3 2-33 Prophecy .... ...... 3 4-3 5 Initials ..................... 36 I Who's Who ................. ...... 3 7-39 Everything's Normal ........ 40 Activities ............................ ...... 4 7-50 Sports ............................. ...... 5 1-63 Music ................ ...... 6 5-68 Underclassmen ........ ...... 6 9-72 Classroom Shots ...... ...... 8 0-81 Candid Shots ...... ...... 7 3-79 Alumni Report .......... ......... 83 -84 Sponsors ............... .... ........... . . . . ............... .. 86 8 6 A Jimi. ' , Q Q 6 Q2 L 0' X Q I - I l Y ,. A . The 1958 RECORD STAFF Iudy Ross jean Simmonds Barbara Brazier Glenna Carpenter - Alice Dodge Michael Hennessey - john Southard Anna Mae Rioux - Patricia Richardson Patricia Edmunds - Harry Baker Jeanne Pike 6 Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Literary Editor Business Editors Sports Editors Photography Editors Art Editors Alumni Editor 7V OV I I d V 1 W, I - 0 XX b X .W 1 -Wi '? gf A 1 ' B 2. .W Wg., -,ff 1' 'ybjvgfff xl X R 7 ad X I U I ' f ,. , Z. f 'I W4 tt-t '-S-5 '-,,,..Jx LESLIE S. CUIWINIINGS Superintendent of Schools ARTHUR 1. KENNEY Principal 8 R iff -- -Q 'fizfiiiv ' :Rf . of-Legg X4 '-f J-, f - if .w-4.2 - ,. I J? is M ' A i K V Q, 5. Q R M QL -dn ..,4.,--..fe g 4' . . MARION C. HOWLAND MARGARET C. BEERE Administrative Secretary Principal's Secretary 1 ,-jflivi' ' f R-,RT .nav ..... fx- .. .,.. , . R 4 ig - R-fi , R. 3f', lv . . we ' ii. 5:59 . J 53 .... f : . , ' Milfs '-J R R X 55: RR S ixhfgl , , R R vgisygx - 'H .2 .r R -- ,b f . izik 5 R M, i-i'zi V E' f S 2 Aff iii . .' 5 R f S. WILLIAM E. MoRR1s ANTHONY SARAUSKY English Social Studies and Science Football and Baseball Coach E X .K Q J. KENNETH NIACPHERSON LESTER C. SHIERE Mathematics English and French Faculty Manager of Athletics 9 ALICE K. HYDE CHRISTIE 1. DRAGO Social Studies and Latin Science A, Donotrny E. MomusoN HERBERT S. FAY Business Education Business Education 22 x MARION F. KANE IANICE MCNAMARA Home Economics Home Economics 10 ROLAND S. SMITH Mechanic Arts JOHN W. SMITH 1 KENNETH N. ALDRICH Mechanic Arts and Driver Education ANNA I. SEAVEY Physical Education Physical Educatign Basketball Coach Basketball Coach DEVEDA L. CUSHING C. GEORGE MCLURE Music Supervisor 11 Band Director NANCY I. LEDOUX ORIN SMILEY junior High English -lunior High Science K iii: so 1 '? , I . ,fa 5 xx W, if , :.- 1.-is-...f . is V 'Y-if yxhi K -if X A ' s M 3. - . . NE ii 5' ' ' - K A vw fat: .L V TQ , ,ss , w',, A K A ff fi 'E I if? 1, if 3 x 7 5 x I 72 BERTHA F. BUCKLI-:Y ROGER A. FRECHETTE ,lunior High Mathematics Junior High English Social Studies Em? LAVONE LABONTE GRAYDON A. ERICKSON School Nurse Ski Coach 12 Now comes our class, one and only. O11 completion of our courses, Now commencement is upon us. .. e e . f-.- . o , , A f M ff' '3 0,1 V.lf,',i,1 !vf,M-.f .Z Q ff 14,1 Q ff! o m o W UW -W fw M X ' l y X X V fi 'X X I '? R Q!! x X X Cfaaa icera MICHAEL JOHN HENNESSEY Mickey Born: August 6,194O, Littleton, N. H. Class Vice-President 15 Class President 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Council Representative 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Supper 45 junior Prom Committee 35 Census 45 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 25 St. Patrick's Dance Committee 15 Record Staff 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Marshal 35 Football Co-Captain 45 C. Y.O. 1, 2, 35 All-State Football Team 3, 45 Representa- tive to 21st N.A.S.C. in Roswell, New Mexico 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. To be an engineer PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT PATRICIA ANNE RICHARDSON Shorsie Born: November 25, 1940, Littleton, N. H. St. Patrick's Dance 15 Food Sale 15 Sadie Hawkins Dance 25 A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 junior Prom Committee 35 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Honor Roll 1, 45 Census 45 Queen of St. Pat- rick's Dance 35 Spring Concert 35 Band 1, 25 Cherry Blossom Festival 25 All-State Chorus 45 Miss V.F.W. 45 Basketball Manager 3, 45 Winter Carnival Com- mittee 45 Winter Carnival Queen 45 Class Vice-Presi- dent 45 Hi-Y Treasurer 45 junior Prom Usher 25 Se- nior Slipper 45 Photography Editor 45 Class VVill 4. To be a successful medical technician 14 Secretary ELIZABETH ANN BYRON Liz Born: June 5, 1940, Brownville Ict., Me. Brownville jet. High School lg Class Secretary 1, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 45 National Honor Society Vice-President 45 junior Prom Committee 3g Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 25 Freshmen Hop Committee 4g Home Economics Elec- triiication Contest 1, Home Economics Club lg Harvest Fair lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Granite Girls' State 3g Iunior Prom Queen 3 5 History Award 35 Senior Play 4g A.A. 2, 3, 4, Senior Supper 4g Census 4, Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4g Church Choir 2, 3, 4. To be a good private secretary JOHN STEPHEN SOUTHARD Johnny Born: February 15, 1941, Littleton, N. H. St. Patrick's Dance Committee lg Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 2g junior Dance Committee 3 3 Se- nior Play 4g Class Treasurer 1, 4, Class Secretary 33 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Census 4, Christmas Dance Commit- tee 49 Winter Carnival Committee 4, Senior Supper 45 Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 4g, Freshmen Hop Committee 4. To go to Middlebury College and to ski successfully 15 Treasurer ROBERT ERNEST ALLARD Roberto Bobb Y Bom: October 25, 1940, Chicago, Ill. Student Council 3, 45 Representative to 21st N.A.S.C. in Roswell, New Mexico 35 Representative to N. H. A.S.C. 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 All-State Chorus 45 Football Team 2, 3, 45 Ski Team 2, 35 Census 45 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Play 45 Athletic Association 3, 45 Senior Supper Committee 45 Senior Movie Committee-Cam-, eraman 45 Food Sales 15 President of Luther League 3. To gain knowledge and understand people BRYON AUSTIN Spike Born: September 6, 1939, Lancaster, N. H. Carson Long Military Institute 1, 2, 35 Rifle Team 1, 2, 35 Class Historian 1, 2, 35 Editor School Paper 35 Foot- ball 35 Soccer 25 Track 15 Rifle Club 1, 2, 35 Company Staff 35 Intra-mural Basketball 25 House of Representa- tives 35 President Literary Club 35 N.R.A. Championship 35 Greek-Ro- man Track Meet 15 Greek-Roman De- bate 15 C Clubg Senior Play 4. Commissioned ofhcer-Marine Corps FREDERICK AUSTIN Tiny Born: August 31, 1940, Greenwich, Conn. Census 45 Senior Play 45 Honor Roll 35 Senior Supper 45 Sponsor- ships 4. Wine, women, and song . HARRY FRANCIS BAKER Gramp Born: December 9, 1939, Littleton, N. H. Food Sales lg Senior Play Crew 4, Census 49 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Fresh- men Hop Committee 4, Sponsorships 4g junior Prom Committee 33 Year Book Committee 4, Football 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball i 1, 3, 45 All-State Bench 4. To go where they don't have any snow or ice, just the warm weather and girls. STANLEY W. BEAN Beanie Born: August 14, 1940, Woodsville, N. H. Senior Play 4. To skip the country MILTON I. BOURASSA, IR. Milt Born: April 16, 1939, Littleton, N. H. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 All State Bench 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 A.A. and Ili 2, 3, 4, Census 43 Senior Play 4g Movie Committee 45 Sponsor- s ip 4. To own a custom body shop BARBARA LOIS BRAZIER Barbie Born: january 4, 1940, Claremont, N. H. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Coun- cil 13 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 23 Mt. Royal Music Festival 2g Cherry Blossom Festival 23 junior Prom Usher 2g School News Reporter 33 Iunior Prom Committee 3g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 43 Census 43 Granite Girls' State 33 Senior Play Cast 4g Senior Supper 43 Record Staif Literary Editor 43 Movie Committee 43 President of French Club 43 Congregational P.F. Pres- ident 2, 3g Rainbow Worthy Advisor 4. 3 To travel around the world Born: june 13, 1939, Burlington, Vermont Food Sale lg A.A. 1, 2, 33 Sadie Haw- kins Dance Committee 23 Junior Prom Committee 3s Freshmen Hop Com- mittee 4g Census 4. 3 To strive for a better tomorrow 5 Q ., six' sg, ROBERT GEORGE BRUSSEAU Bob Born: December 9, 1940, Cambridge, Mass. I.V. Baseball 13 American Legion Baseball 2g C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 43 Ski Team 2, 33 A.A. 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Prom Com- mittee 33 Senior Supper 4g Sponsorships 4g Census 43 Senior Play Crew 43 Franconia Ski Club 3, 4. To build the fastest V-8 in the north country 18 SONYA MAY BROWN Sonic GLENNA L. CARPENTER Glen Born: August 7, 1940, Littleton, N. H. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 McLure's Student Band 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cherry Blossom Festival 25 Mount Royal Music Festival 2, -3, 45 Mardi Gras 45 St. Patrick's Dance Commit- tee 15 Sadie Hawkins Dance Commit- tee 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Prom Dance Committee 35 Food Sales 2, 35 U.N. Pilgrimage For Youth 35 Census 45 Record Staff 45 A.A. 3, 45 Senior Supper 45 Movie Committee 45 Se- nior Play 45 Class Historian 45 Epis- copal Y.P.F. Vice Presidentr4. ' To become successful as a nurse HOLLIS ANTHONY BURGESS, IR. Tony Born: October 20, 1940, Littleton, N. H. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain Football Team 45 junior Prom Com- mittee 35 Student Council 25 Treasurer 35 Senior Play 45 St. Pat- rick's Dance Committee 15 Senior Supper 45 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 25 Basketball Manager 3, 45 Census 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice President A.A. 45 President A.A. 45 Movie Committee 4. To become a civil engineer CAROLYN RUTH COLBY Carlie Born: May 22, 1940, Littleton, N. H. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 All State Band 2, 35 All State Orchestra 45 Church Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Rochester Audition's Music Festival 45 Burlington Music Festival 45 Eastern States Exposition 25 Seuffert's Music School 15 All State Band For Teachers' Convention 35 Mount Royal Music Festival 35 Varsity Basketball 1, 3, 45 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer Sub-District M.Y.F. 3, 45 Older Girls' Conference 2, 3, 45 State Council for Older Girls' Conference 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 One Act Play Cast 25 Senior Play Cast 45 Census 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Youth and Government candidate for Speak- er of the House 35 Girls' State 35 U.N.H. Summer Youth Music School 2, 3. To go into the field of music education 19 MARILYN ANN COREY Mac Little Corey Born: Iune 17, 1941, Littleton, N. H. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4g Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 St. Patrick's Dance Comf mittee lg Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 2, Senior Play Prompter 4g A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Census 45 Christmas Dance Committee 43 Winter Carnival Committee 4g Senior Supper 4. To become an airline hostess CRAIG W. CUSHING Cush Born: january 18, 1941 Littleton, N. H. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 All State Chorus 2, 3, 43 Sadie Hawkins Dance Commit- tee 2g St. Patrick's Dance Committee lg Christmas Dance Committee 4g Prize Speaking 1, 2, Senior Play 43 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' State 35 Presi- dent Episcopal Y.P.F. 4g Burlington Music Festival 1. To be a successful teacher ALICE MARY DODGE Al Born: November 19, 1941, Littleton, N. H. Lisbon High School 1, A.A. 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 35 Se- nior Play 4g Census 43 Record Staff 4, Food Sale 2, 3, Senior Sup- per 4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 43 Vice-President of French Club 4. To secure a life full of happiness and success 20 JOEL ANN DURANTY Jody Born: September 21, 1940, Littleton, N. H. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 25 Honor Roll 1, 2, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3 5 St. Patrick's Dance Com- mittee lg Sadie Hawkins Dance Com- mittee 2g Class Secretary 2g Cherry Blossom Festival 2g Junior Prom Com- mittee 3g Class Prophecy 45 Make-up, Senior Play 4, Senior Supper 45 Cen- sus 4g Class Night Usher 3. To obtain a degree in nursing PATRICIA ANNE EDMUNDS Pat Born: April 21, 1940, Littleton, N. H. Record Staff 4g Senior Play 45 Christmas Committee.4g Glee Club 4 3 Senior Supper 4g Junior Prom 3, Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 25 St. Patrick's Dance 13 A.A. 3, 4. To have a heart with no room to hold the memory of a wrong 21 ARTHUR J. DUBEY, JR. Born: September 12, 1940, Littleton N H J.V. Baseball lg Food Sale lg Junior Prom 33 Semor Play Stage Com mittee 4g Census 45 Sponsorshi 4. To he a pilot GLORIA M. FOLEY Glo Bom: February 19, 1940, Littleton, N. H. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 2, Senior Sup- per 4, St. Patrick's Dance Committee 1, Rainbow Girls 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Itmior Prom Committee 3, Freshmen Hop Committee 4, Census 4. To travel and see the world FLOYD E. GRAMMO, IR. junior Born: February 19, 1940, Littleton, N. H. junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Play 4, St. Patrick's Dance Committee 1, Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 2, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Supper 4, Census 4. To make a career of the Navy OVEL LEE GREGORY Lee Born: August 30, 1940, New Rochelle, New York Ada High School 1, 2, National junior Honor Society 1, East State Science Meet 1, Christmas Play 1, Latin 1 Club 1, Latin 2 Club 2, Radio Speech Program 1, junior Prom Committee 3, Student Council Vice President 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Hi-Y Program Chairman 4, Student Council President 4, Christmas Dance Committee 4, Vtfinter Carnival Committee 4, Franconia Ski Club 3, 4, Hi-Y Rep- resentative for Governor 3, Movie Committee 4, Senior Supper 4, Census 4, Freshmen Hop 4. To attend Annapolis 22 LUCY LEE HANNAH Dirnps Born: October 28, 1940, ' Boston, Mass. Student Council Secretary 2g Tilton Underclass Scholarship Award 2g Franconia Iunior Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club President 3g Tilton Upper- class Scholarship Award 3g Class Mar- shal 3: lunior Nationals Alternate 3g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 National Honor Society President 43 Senior Play 4. To achieve success and happiness ANDREE H. HOULE Born: September 8, 1940, Littleton, N. H. Glee Club lg Mixed Choir 2, Honor Roll 1, 2 3 Census 45 Class Night Usher 3g Senior Supper 4, Junior Prom Committee 33 Ir. C.D. of A. lg C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Food Sale Committee 3, A.A. 3, 4, Freshmen Hop 4g Senior Play Make-up and Extra 4. To do God's Will ERIC WAYNE HAMPSON Born: April 20, 1940, Littleton, N. H. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Church Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g,Mc- Lure's Student Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Census 43 Senior Supper 4g Class Treasurer 2, Senior Play 4, Freshmen Hop Committee 45 Cherry Blossom Festival 25 International Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, New Hampshire and Vermont Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus 4, Mardi Gras 45 New England Music Festival 3, Mount Royal Music Festival 2, 3, 4. ' To become a civil or constructural engineer Frenchy Shorty PATRICIA MARIE HOULE Pat Trish Born: March 18, 1941, Littleton, N. H. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4g President C.Y.O. 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g St. Pat- rick's Dance Committee lg Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 2, Cherry Blossom Festival 2, All State Chorus 3, 4g Granite Girls' State 3, junior Prom Committee 39 Mount Royal Music Festival 3, 4g Athletic Association -3, 4, Census 45 Freshmen Hop Committee 4g Senior Play 4, Senior Supper 4. To have a successful business career Born: September 23, 1940, Littleton, N. H. nior Prom Committee 35 Senior Play 45 Senior Supper 45 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 2. To strive for a better tomorrow IAN BURNS MacDONALD Mac Born: March 29, 1939, Littleton, N. H. Football 1, St. Patrick's Dance Committee 1, Basketball 1, 25 Honor Roll 3, 4, Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 2, junior Prom 35 Se- nior Supper 4g Sponsorships 43 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Dance 4g Senior Play 4. . ' To further my education, be wealthy, see the world and be successful in life ff 24 THELMA LOUISE KINNE lo Census 43 Class Night Usher 3, Iu- LARRY FRANK MOORE Born: May 25, 1940, Littleton, N. H. Food Sale lg Student Council 33 Se- nior Play 4g Census 4g A.A. 45 Spon- sorship 4g Freshmen Hop Committee X 45 Junior Prom Committee 3. XQO be a bachelor, see the world, and always have fun X x BETTY ANN O'NEAL . Born: December 13, 1940, Littleton, N. H. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 33 Honor Roll 2g Class Night Usher 3g Senior Supper 4g Iunior Prom 3, Senior Play Usher and Extra 45 Christmas Dance 45 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 2. To go to Spain THELMA MAE MOONEY . Ginger' Born: Iune 30, 1940, Dalton, N. H. A.A. 25 Sadie Hawkins Committee 2g Iunior Prom Committee 3 Census 45 Freshmen Hop Committee 43 Senior Supper 45 Sponsor- ship 4. To be a successful Navy wife Pee Wee IEANNE ELIZABETH PIKE Jeannie Born: August 5, 1940, Littleton, N. H. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 McLure's Student Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Cherry Blossom Festival 23 Mt. Royal Music Festival 23 Ver- mont All State Band 13 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g Rainbow 1, 2, 3, 43 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 23 junior Prom Usher 23 A.A. 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 43 junior Prom Committee 33 School News Reporter 33 Granite Girls' State 33 Census 43 Record Staff 4g Senior Supper 4g Tilton English Award 3g Class Historian 43 Senior Play Business Manager 4g French Club Secretary 4g Mardi Gras 4. To be happy and successful ELAINE CAROLYN PINCKNEY Born: September 15, 1940, I Colebrook, N. H. A.A. 43 St. Patrick's Dance Committee lg Iunior Prom Committee 33 Alumni Banquet 3s Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 2g Senior Play Usher and Extra 4. To travel PHILIP W. POULSEN Phil Born: November 21, 1939, Brewer, Me. Honor Roll 13 Conservation Camp 13 Sadie Hawkins Dance Com- mittee 2g junior Prom Committee 3g New Hampshire Youth Citizen- ship Tour 23 Football 43 Senior Play 43 Census 4g A.A. 4g Christmas Dance Committee 43 Record Sponsorship 4. To become a forester 26 ANNA MAE RIOUX Mae Born: December 1, 1939, Littleton, N. H. Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 2' St. Patrick's Dance Committee lg Ma: jorette 2g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3g junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Play 43 Senior Supper 43 Cen- sus 4g A.A. l, 2, 3, 4g A.A. Secretary- Treasurer 45 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 4g Record Staff Photo Editor 45 Class Ode 4. To put my best foot forward MICHAEL REILLY Shamrock Born: july S, 1939, Littleton, N. H Draper High School 3g Football 1, 2, 45 Cross Countr 3 Sknng Senior Play Stage Crew 4: Boys' Intra-mural 25 Ath etic Assocl ation 4. To get a decent job after graduation SALLY SHEPHERD ROPER Shep Born: February 23, 1940, New Bedford, Mass. Meredith High School 1, 25 Basketball 3g Cd-captain Basketball 45 Glee Club 3 4' Mixed Choir 3 4' Hi-Y 3 4- A.A. 3 4' unior 1 s 1 9 1 r a n I K- Prom Committee 33 Student Council 49 Student Freshmen President 4g Freshmen Hop Committee Chairman 4, Winter Carnival Com- mittee 4g Honor Roll 45 Senior Supper 45 Senior Play Cast 43 Cen- sus 4g Class Will 4. To be happy and successful in whatever I do JUDITH ROSS Judy Born: August 6, 1940, Littleton, N. H. St. Patrick's Dance Committee 1, junior Prom Usher 2, Sadie Haw- kins Dance Committee 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Mt. Royal Music Festival 2, Cherry Blossom Festival 2, Food Sales 2, 3, Spring Concert 3, junior Prom Committee 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Record Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Census 4, Senior Supper 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Freshmen Hop Committee 4, All State Chorus 4, D.A.R. Representative 4. To enter into the field of forestry Dance Committee 4. IEANNETTE E. ROY Ian Born: September 12, 1938, Lunenburg, Vt. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Cherry Blossom Festival 2, All State Chorus 3, 4, St. Patrick's Dance Com- mittee 1, Sadie Hawkins Dance Com- mittee 2, Dance Chairman 2, junior Prom Committee 3, Three One Act Plays 2, Senior Play 4, Census 4, A.A. 2, 3, 4, Freshmen Hop Committee 4, Senior Supper 4, C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Prophecy 4, Usherette 3. To keep happy and be successful CAROLYN ANN SHERBURN Kari Born: May 15, 1940, Littleton, N. H. B.B. 1, Band 1, 2, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Senior Play 4, Cen- sus 4, C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Supper 4, Freshmen Hop Commit- tee 2, Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 1, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas To go into the field of nursing LINDA SPAFFORD Pepper Born: April 8, 1940, Laconia, N. H. Glee Club 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-captain 45 Class Vice-Presi- dent 25 junior Prom Decorating Chairman 35 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 25 Senior Play 45 St. Patrick's Dance Committee 15 Se- nior Supper 45 Census 45 Food Sale 1, 25 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 45 Class Ode 4. To be successful in whatever I do RAYMOND I. STINSON Ray Born: March 29, 1940, Littleton, N. H. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mount Royal Music Festival 3, 45 Cherry Blossom Festival 25 Brandon Exchanlge Concert 35 Census 4. o succeed Hurry james DOROTHY ANN WALKER Dottie Dot Born: March 13, 1940, Littleton, N. H. St. Patrick's Dance Committee 15 C.Y.O. 1, 25 junior Prom Usher 15 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 25 Honor Roll 15 Rainbow 2, 3, 45 A.A. 3, 45 junior Prom Committee 35 Movies Committee 45 Senior Play 45 Glee Club 45 Census 45 Senior Supper 45 Christmas Dance Committee 4. To own a share in Ted' Williams 29 SARAH IANE YOUNG Sally Born: Ianuary 24, 1940, Littleton, N. H. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 42 St. Patrick's Dance Committee lg Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 2g junior Prom Committee 3g Senior Play Committee 43 Census 43 Christmas Dance Committee 45 Senior Supper 45 Food Sale Committee 2g Rainbow Worthy Advisor 3. To climb the Matterhorn C6156 2 Memories . . . Memories . . . of the school upon the hill You strive each day to pave the way For our own Held or skill - Memories . . . Memories . . . our hearts lift up to you You taught us success VVe all say God Bless Our wonderful Littleton High Memories . . . Memories . . . of the days at Littleton High VVe live and learn and ne'er observe How fast the time goesby It seems it was only yesterday That we stepped inside these walls But, now, today, with deep regret We leave these hallowed Halls Childhood days, Wildwood days Among the college clan We'll ne'er be alone For you are our own And we think of you constantly In our beautiful Memories. TUNE! Memories Words by Linda Spafford and Anna Mae Rioux 30 Z9 of 17 b of In the fall of 1954, as our class became Freshmen, we didn't enter the new school that we have today. Instead, we entered the old Kilburn building as a result of the destruction of our high school by fire the previous April. We seldom got a chance to see the Grand Old Seniors as they went to school in the morning session, and we attended the afternoon session. Nevertheless, the Seniors got their chance to meet us the night of Freshmen Initiation. They had us march through the Main Street and then gave us the works at the Town Hall. Al- though at the time we did considerable grumbling, as we look back now, we wouldn't have missed it for anything. At our first class meeting, we elected NVilliam Weber, President, Michael Hennessey, Vice-President, john Southard, Treasurer, Linda Spafford, Secretary, and Barbara Brazier, Student Council rep- resentative. Our class advisors were Mr. Kenneth MacPherson and Mr. Bernard Bouchard. After the Seniors so generously gave us our first dollar, we went about mak- ing many more. Our first money making adventure was a dance in October with Peter Cole's Orchestra. The Freshmen all got out and worked eagerly to make this dance a success. Our treasury continued to grow as we had a food sale and took orders for school emblems. In February we had our St. Patrick's Dance. lVe decorated the Town Hall for the occasion, and everyone was pleased with the results. As Sophomores we entered the new high school building and spent many after-school hours investigating every corner, corridor and inviting door until we felt we knew the building by heart. There was certainly a sharp contrast between the new school and the Kilburn building. The officers we elected for that year were President, Michael Hennessey, Vice-President, Linda Spaffordg Treasurer, Eric Hampson, Secretary, joel Durantyg and Student Council representatives, Lucy Hannah and Hollis Burgess. Our advisors were Mr. Lester Shiere and Mr. George Gray. Our major money making project that year was the traditional Sadie Haw- kins Dance. During the Easter season, we raffied off an Easter Ham. Our junior Class officers were President, Michael Hennessey, Vice-President, Marilyn Corey, Secretary, john Southardg Treasurer, Hollis Burgessg and Student Council representatives, Larry Moore and Robert Allard. Lee Gregory was elected Student Council Vice-President. With the help of our advisors, Mr. MacPherson and Mr. Roland Smith, we planned many activities to earn money. lVe sold score programs, candy, and soft drinks at basketball games, sponsored record hops, and sold book covers. When we were offered the chance to sell refreshments at the Easter Ball, we took advantage of this opportunity to increase our treasury. For the social event of the year, our junior Prom, we chose the theme Ori- ental Gardens. Amid an oriental setting of cherry blossoms and japanese lan- terns, a memorable evening of dancing was enjoyed by all. VVe felt very honored that the State selected two of our classmates, Michael Hennessey and Robert Allard, to attend the National Student Council Convention in New Mexico. On june 12, after the Class Night exercises, we gave a recep- tion for the Seniors. To close the year, a picnic was enjoyed at Forest Lake. In September of 1957, entering for the last time, the iVise Old Seniors chose the class officers, President, Michael Hennessey, Vice-President, Patricia Richardson, Secretary, Elizabeth Byron, Treasurer, john Southardg and Student Council representatives, Sally Roper and Robert Allard. Lee Gregory was elected Student Council President. Our advisors were Mr. William Morris and Mr. An- thony Sarausky. For Freshmen Initiation, we endeavored to present a new idea. A variety show patterned after several popular television programs, in which all the Fresh- men participated, was selected. This entertaining program was followed by the traditional Freshman Hop. On November 20 and 21, we presented our Senior Play Curtain Going Up, a situation comedy about the problems of a Senior class preparing for its annual play. VVe are greatly indebted to Mr. Morris and Miss Nancy Ledoux for their guidance in the production of our play. ' As the time for our class trip drew near, we tried many means of raising money. We sold ice-cream during noon hours and at games, sold book covers, and held record hops. VVe sponsored movies since the town theatre was closed. Our Christmas Dance was a most enjoyable social event. The month of january was spent working vigorously for the oncoming XVinter Carnival. We felt very re- warded when our candidate, Patricia Richardson, was crowned Queen. As this yearbook goes to press, we are all looking forward to an exciting trip to New York City and perhaps rather reluctantly to our graduation from the dear old School on the Hill. 31 f ' 'ff- af Z 22 f 2 E- ? 1' J- f In fm Z 7 4 4 4 0 6 . ' Z I f Z f' N I W V I ff K 5 L-f 1.- k 1 X.. A L.,- i L., S S Q. 1. 2 i X S N Nl NX X W l ?f f X .2 N Z 'x MX S. 2 X! Qi R 2 S 3 NNN lf! XII l 1 I all ww fl' I I , ' i 2-4 .. l W!! f ff if fff W Mffl f Ullmlf HW! lmlmlv 5 xxxb x NX NX ll XX XWXX M lx NM XX N XW Xxx x CZ... We, the class of 1958, do hereby declare this our last will and testament. Robert Allard, leave first, alphabetically. Alice Dodge, leave my Hirtatious ways to Carol Schoff. Patricia Houle, leave the typewriters in the commercial room for the girls next year. Thelma Kinne, leave for the altar. Glenna Carpenter, leave the ads for the Record to somebody else. Harry Baker, leave my set shots to next year's basketball team. Tony Burgess, leave still wondering how I did it. Jeanne Pike, leave my quiet intelligence to whomever can benefit from it. Mike Reilly, leave my Ipana smile to Penny Girouard. Andrea Houle, leave my title as Littleton's best CPD woman driver to Elaine Du ey. Eric Hampson, leave my singing ability to the Glee Club. Lucy Hannah, just plain leave Mr. Drago's Physics Class. Craig Cushing, leave my football uniform and two feet to Phil DeSimone. Dottie lValker, leave my deep modesty and shy retiring ways to Anita Dorr. CVVas this really necessary?D Arthur Dubey, leave my class ring to Sandra Benoit. Carlie Colby, leave my position at All-State to Tom Fisher. Mickey Hennessey, pass the football to Robert Stearns and George Santy. Barbie Brazier, leave my friendly personality. Ian MacDonald, leave as fast as I can. Elaine Pinckney, say a glad goodbye to my nickname Grouch. Larry Moore, leave my educational stories CPD to anyone who can take them. Liz Byron, leave my extra brownie points to joan Warren. Lee Gregory, will never leave my interest in girls. Marilyn Corey, leave my little jaunts to Massachusetts to Gayle Stanley. Carolyn Sherburn, leave my nerves to anybody who wants them. I don't. Stanley Bean, gladly leave. , Linda Spafford, leave my faithful ways to Robin Ball. ' , Jeannette Roy, leave my dimples to Mickey Knights. You don't really need them, Mick! , john Southard, leave not walking, not running, but jumping. 7 f 5-E -- '-7-1 -1 f- 1:- Q 5 .:- ':-':- '-l. -7.3 L 4 1 g-- -, -1 -.. --L 5 .-L- ..f,,,3., X.. . S-f , S-,Z Z' 'I Q Z 'E 6: ff f ' f .-, 'zz -9 , ,. , 4- 9 5 ff -- fr -9 9? ay .Z ..-- P 9? g .1 4 ,,- --1 ' f 5 3 f f -1 , Milt Bourassa, leave in my hot rod. , Gloria Foley, leave my ability to attract gas stations and only break a lingernail to anyone who can do it. , Anna Mae Rioux, gladly leave my front seat in P.O.D. to anyone who wants it. i- judy Ross, leave the Yearbook, exhausted but happy. C. k ? 9 Pat Richardson, leave Mickey behind. , Robert Brusseau, leave my ability to sneak to the front of the lunch line to any- one who can do it without getting caught. ff I 2 , Floyd Grammo, leave the problems of setting up stage to any lucky Iunior boy. , Thelma Mooney, leave my ability to wear sweaters to Mahala Hartigan. f , Sonya Brown, leave my quiet CPD ways. Z ii 3 , Bryon Austin, leave still going with Sandra. pr , Phil Poulsen, leave. . 3 Bryon IS absent. g Sally Young, leave waiting for Harry's telephone calls. 7 Z- 2' joel Duranty, leave as quietly as possible. Z 3 Pat Edmunds, leave hoping that no one will have the trouble I had in getting my class pictures. 2 , Betty O'Neal, leave with my shiny black hair. T: Ray Stinson, leave my argumentative ways to my brother Ronald. 7 ' i ,,-- Z' Sally Roper, leave any ability I have to Mary Ann Cullen. The Senior Class leaves a big thanks to the Faculty for its much appreciated help. I The Yearbook Committee leaves a pot of tea and a pencil sharpener to next year's '- committee. ..- .f- To the junior Class we leave our ability to get on the National Honor Society. ...... ' I To the Sophomores we leave our ability to be time killers and get away with it. ZZ- the Freshman Class we bequeath our ability to keep the study halls lively. ,ig ,....5 ,1- ,-S ,-S Signed: THE CLASS OF 1958 5 . g 5 i A -1 A ,.,1 .--vi ,.1L f S ' ii .... 4.1, -- i- .p-- i' i af t.-, ..-- if 1 .-- f , -- :if -':. F - .., .,- - .Y ? .- fs 4' ' 1' uf X X ll v-11-ar-4n-4n-1n-4:-1n-ar-1v-er-en-4n-4n-4u-1v-1n-4v-c 9' 5 31 X Z3 .55 3 'fr 2- 3 3 3' if l l . , . N p X ' ll XNKXN XxxXX,QxQ,xX N. QXXXXXX X X N N M XX U H XXXX Nw N M Xxx Wm l Sl X PLACE: LaGuardia Field, New York TIME: Spring 1970 Seen entering an airplane bound for Littleton are Jeannette Roy and Joel Duranty. Jan: Why Jody, what a pleasant surprise seeing you in New York. How have you been? ' Jody: I'm just fine, Jan. How are things with you, and where are you going? Jan: I'm on my way to meet Red. He just completed the new super highway that runs directly through Littleton, and he is going out to Colorado to Work. Jody: How nice! I'm on my way home, too. My mother is ill, and I am going to spend a few days with her. Jan: Since we are both going the same way, let's grab a seat and talk about the years gone by. CAs they approach their seatsD I-low is Lloyd? By the way, are you still nursing? Do you enjoy your work as much as you did when you started? Jody: Lloyd is just I-ine. Yes, I still enjoy my work, although I have not worked much lately. You remember Patricia Richardson, don't you? She went to Car- negie Institute. She is still single, but not for long. Jan: What ever happened to Dorothy VValker? Is she still as funny as she used to be? Remember our English Classes and how much fun we had. Also the trouble we got into. Dottie always took the blame. Jody: I haven't heard from Dottie for about a year, but the last time I heard, she was in Texas. She always said she would go back. Have you heard from Eric Hampson? Jan: Oh heavens, yes! he is doing. engineering work for General Electric. Jodytim g7Vhere are Linda Spafford and Hollis Burgess? Did those two ever get to e er Jai: Yes, they finally got married, and now they have a line family. Have you heard anything about Gloria Foley, Carolyn Sherburn, and Marilyn Corey? Jody: Marilyn decided to go into business with her sister, and they have estab- lished a well-known clothing store in Littleton. Gloria took Berta's place at Norton Pike, and Kari became a beautician and is working ten hours a day. She only styles short hair, which seems to be the fad in Littleton. Jan: Did John Southard ever get his fill of skiing? Jody: Gosh, no! he is now teaching young boys and girls his method of skiing in Colorado. Did you ever think Sally Young would become a teacher? Jan: No,'she always said she would like to be one, though. Is she teaching in Littleton? , Jody: No, she decided to join Harry, and they moved out west. Jan: Lucy Hannah is now doing research work in medicine in France. Did 'I'helma Kinne ever get married? Jody: Yes, she married Bob soon after graduation, and their oldest son is in the fifth grade. Have you heard from Pat Houle or Liz Byron? 34 CVM I'0,9 QC? Jan: Pat is now a Private Secretary to Congressman Craig Cushing. Liz is also a Private Secretary to President Hennessey. Imagine! she didn't even have to go to college. She took tests, and they ranked her very highly. Where is Anna Mae Rioux? Jody: Anna Mae is now working with Mike Reilly on television. She even models Evgen oge of his regular models is ill. What happened to Floyd Grammo and Pat mun s? Jan: They are happily married and have seven little Grammo's. Did you know Carlie Colby had replaced Mrs. Cushing? She even gives private lessons to her All-State pupils. What did Sally Roper finally do? Jody: Haven't you heard? She is the Coach of the Girls' Olympic Team. Re- membir hlow good she was at Littleton High School? She is still waiting for Elsie to et is usiness set up. . Jadg: Did you know that Betty O'Neal is the Chief Operator for the New Eng- land Telephone and Telegraph Company? Judy Ross is one of the country's best Iilmorticulturalists, and Lee Gregory is an Admiral. He even has his own fleet of s IPS. Jody: VVhat happened to Stanley Bean, Robert Allard, and Ian MacDonald? Jan: Ian is now manager of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company Stores in Littleton and Stanley owns Thayers Hotel. Bob is the head of the Council of Ministers of New Hampshire. XVhere are Fred and Bryon Austin? . Jody: I Bryon li1I'l0Vll'rl ara officer in the army, and Fred is teaching Auto Mechanics at Litt eton Hig Sc oo . Jan: llihil Poulsen studied forestry and has taken over many of the wilds of New Hamps ire. Jody: Alice Dodge is in the Waves and is currently stationed in Southem Africa. I understand Jeanne Pike has taken up Math and really enjoys teaching. Jan: Elaine Pinckney also became a teacher, and she is now in Ohio. Jody: I guess Larry Moore finally got to California by motorcycle. I remember he never did like the winters in New Hampshire. Jan: Robert Brusseau studied Art and has completely taken over the world of art. Jody: Thelma Mooney married soon after graduation and is now in Italy. Jan: Arthur Dubey is now farming on the Lisbon Road. Jody: Did you know that Harry Baker is running a Shoe Shop in town and Sonya Brown is his bookkeeper? Guess that is the reason why he has done so well. Jani: Ray itinson is one of the Chief Operators in Gilman Paper Mill, and he is m ather's oss. ' Jolly: Andree Houle is teaching Home Economics in Littleton. The population has grown so much they had to employ her in the department. Jan: Is that so! She always liked Home Economics as I remember. gxdy: Barbara Brazger is a well-known Psychiatrist in New York, and Glenna arpenter is a nurse t ere. Jan: Doesn't that about complete our whole class? j , Jody: I believe so. Oh, look our plane is about to land. i p Jan: Home surely looks swell. It really has grown. Why, now we even have, our own airport. Remember when Lebanon was the nearest one. ' ' Jody: ldWhy don't you and Red join us this weekend, and the four of us will visit some o c assmates. Jan: That's a fine idea. Bye for now. Jody: Good bye. 35 Robert Allard Bryon Austin Frederick Austin Harry Baker Stanley Bean Milton Bourassa Barbara Brazier Sonya Brown Robert Brusseau Hollis Burgess Elizabeth Byron Glenna Carpenter Carolyn Colby Marilyn Corey Craig Cushing Alice Dodge Arthur Dubey Joel Duranty Patricia Edmunds Gloria Foley Floyd Grammo Ovel Gregory Eric Hampson Lucy Hannah Michael Hennessey Andree Houle Patricia Houle Thehna Kinne Ian MacDonald Thelma Mooney Larry Moore Betty O'Neal Ieanne Pike Elaine Pinckney Philip Poulsen Michael Reilly Patricia Richardson Anna Rioux Sally Roper Iudy Ross Ieannette Roy Carolyn Sherburn john Southard Linda Spafford Raymond Stinson Dorothy Walker Sarah Young .gnifia 5 R. A. B. A. F. A. H. B. s. B. M. B. B. B. s. B. R. B. H. B. E. B. G. c. C. C. M. c. c. C. A. D. A. D. 1. D. P. E. G. F. F. G. 0. G. L. H. M. H. A. H. P. H. T. K. 1. M. T. M. L. M. B. o. N. 1. P. E. P. P. P. M. R. P. R. A. R. s. P.. 1. R. J. R. C. s. J. s. L. s. R. s. D. W. s. Y. 36 Really Adorable Brilliant Answers Favors Automobiles Happy Bachelor Silent Bellhop Mechanical Brain Bass Boomer Sweet Boyfriend Really Brave Heart Breaker Ejicient Brownie Giggly Carrot-top Cool Cornetist Mischievous and Curious Car Crazy Absolutely Daffy Always Daydreaming Iolly Dame Practices Effort Grateful and Faithful Friendly Guy Oklahoma Gent Energetic and Honest Loves Horses Mighty Handsome After Him Practical Homemaker Tall Kid Irresistible Manpower Talks Most Laughs Merrily Best of Neighbors ,launty Persons Efhcient Person Patient Pupil Most Rambunctious Pretty Radiant Always a Riot Scores Remarkably journalist Responsibility Iust Red Cooperative Student Iocund Skier Likes Security Rarely Studies Darn Wild Secret Yearning 'MILD 3 'Wim Likely to Succeed Most Class Leader Most Brilliant Most Efficient Most Popular Most Serious Most Ambitious Most Studious Class Giant Class Midget Best Athlete Class Musician Best Singer Best Dancer Author-Poet Most Class Dramatic Artist Wittiest Best Speaker Best Natured Best Looking Crowning Glory Class Class Spendthrift Miser Quietest Loudest Giggler Clown Most Class Class Most Talented Bluifer N ight-hawk Reliable Peppiest Time Killer Most Inquisitive Most Argumentative Class Flirt Iolliest Biggest Line Teachers' Plague Homemaker-Mechanic Greatest Talker Best Combination of looks and brains Best All-Around Lucy Hannah Linda Spafford Judith Ross Jeanne Pike Elizabeth Byron Patricia Richardson Jeanne Pike Elizabeth Byron Jeanne Pike Thelma Kinne Andree Houle Sally Roper Carolyn Colby Judith Ross Marilyn Corey Sarah Young Sarah Young Sarah Young Alice Dodge Barbara Brazier Andree Houle Linda Spafford Gloria Foley Jeannette Roy Barbara Brazier Jeanne Pike Dorothy Walker Glenna Carpenter Dorothy Walker Carolyn Colby Carolyn Colby Joel Duranty Judith Ross Glenna Carpenter Barbara Brazier Marilyn Corey THE WHOLE SENIOR CLASS Dorothy Walker Jeannette Roy Marilyn Corey Carolyn Colby Andree Houle Dorothy Walker Dorothy Walker Andree Houle Dorothy Walker Lucy Hannah Judith Ross 37 Robert Allard Michael Hennessey Lee Gregory Robert Allard Michael Hennessey Robert Allard Robert Allard Robert Allard Craig Cushing Frederick Austin Michael Hennessey Eric Hampson Eric Hampson Hollis Burgess Craig Cushing Bryon Austin Harry Baker Larry Moore Lee Gregory Harry Baker Floyd Grammo Arthur Dubey John Southard Philip Poulsen Stanley Bean Lee Gregory Hollis Burgess Larry Moore Eric Hampson Craig Cushing John Southard Robert Allard John Southard Raymond Stinson Eric Hampson Lee Gregory Hollis Burgess John Southard Hollis Burgess Raymond Stinson Harry Baker Lee Gregory Lee Gregory Michael Hennessey 4'ezqm X Wa , , ff- BEST DAINCFRS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tony Burgess Bobb, Allard Lucy Hannah Marilyn Corey D, ,ff gf? , rf IS, W , f X v If 3 X x W 4, Sa I g iw, 39 9 , M f 1 ' N f ' Q f 4 A ff ,2 43 .1 4 V- -'ia 'Q H V xl 2 . I TK J 9' N fi' 7? ' x X f ' N ' ' Ai ,, at ' K V QVQ X wi R In In T 1 ' N fa 3 X v K ' ,, 'Ly I T ' 9 f l h Za y ew ,5 xx- .xi 'Wa 9. 1 Q42 Q42 Q--:3 CLASS CLOWNS L BEST LOOKING Dimrtxge Nyffgffer 9, Floyd Grammo Linda Spafford X N dWh 'V 1 L-1 Sf L Q, ' g 1 ' f ,, x 5.2 MU me 57' ' S f ' K5 X ' i --5 1 'N LQ V Q A 'X Q-5 E E T A -A O 7 Q B I5Iicke5LHeEn4IsEjy? ,Q 'W' E Judy Ross ' CLASS FLIRTS Tony Burgess Marilyn Corey ..W M49 ig, -.ff xuf ' XXX - ima A 6 '4 -I CLASS MIDGETS Tiny Austin Andree Houle U TX A ,461 5 lem' RQ: , 'J ry i X K Q X X ' 39 9 C I L I' Cyn . I s l! xx X 11 CLASS NIGHT-HAWKS gohn Southard ody Duranty A Ti ' I ' if ' ff 1 1 5225 i yi ' yff 196 I6 I - ' 3 'mx i J sy ' A ij 53' f V , ' , f' Z6 fy lx I '732 W Z xi ff X cv? A MOST POPULAR Mickey Hennessey Patti Richardson A . f ' QQ ' .Rx f , . 44 ' wr fy : X5 n, Gif f ! X i 9 ' f f 0 I wx cf' . cLAss GIANTS ' ,QI ry'-'Q' Craig C h' T ' fa 65 Thelma uliirgiig fx 'L hh , Q A 'L G B11 fy ,L 2, I T 'V Ml. W 17 f- Ji' qi: ' E:-.:f5 CROWNING GLORY TIME KILLER M 31 7 , ' ' M QE !! 12- g ' gfghgr lgilgey The Whole Senior Class ueryflzing li ormaf when: Lee is asking about everyone's troubles. Eric is arguing. Glenna is giggling. Iody is saying Did you see Lloyd last night? Marilyn is troubled by her cheerleaders! Arthur is wondering if his hair looks all right . . .! Sally Roper is throwing a party. John is speeding CPD down the Vermont highway! Mickey is getting his brownie points! Shorsie is riding on the floor of a car . . .P Phil is pinching pennies. . Pat Edmunds is with Floyd. Harry is running for a touchdown. Jeannette is dashing letters off to U.N.H. during classes. Thelma Mooney is wearing a sweater. Elaine is counting the days. How many, Elaine? Dottie is at detention. Craig is clearing his throat. Larry is hunting for a place to sleep. Milton is off to Woodsville. Tony is saying I was only in the back seat alone?l! Ian is trying to find a way to get out of school. Gloria is getting a new Thunderbird with all the accessories. Thelma Kinne is buying new clothes. Andree has her perfume CPD bottle! Floyd is plowing snow during school hours! Ray is giving his 2c worth. Iudy is saying Mum's the word! Liz is wondering if she will cver get the census done. Lucy is taking a joy ride to St. I.? Stanley is being very quiet? Mike is trying to find someone to push his car! Pat Houle is taking a quick trip to Massachusetts! Robert Brusseau is wondering if there is a party. Bryon is with Sandra. Carolyn's car has stalled. Betty is chewing gum. Fred CTinyD is on his motorcycle. Sally Young is trying to locate a jet to go to Texas. Bobby Allard is asking questions. Jeannie says little, but thinks a lot. Barbie is studying while listening to Sammy Davis, jr. Carlie is practicing on her cornet. Sonya is writing notes in Bookkeeping. Alice is saying Oh sugar! Pepper and Tony are arguing. Anna Mae is attending ski meets . . .!? Mr. Morris is in New York in April, lending a helping hand. Mr. Sarausky is spending the Seniors' money. Signed: Anne Mae Rioux Linda Spafford 40 rienfa GPJQH6 Stn-4'- I lYTI'fGIWfel5fWe'I'l1LI2fn:'I I ,rf if F I K , ' I ,f :a.x.4..A,f fm, lv U il ' ZYQMNQ Qkej I QQ5+ I, f5qevL2s I 4 LW'-HHQHNQM I 2 Em-.Q LNqvf.p.5ou0 I? 3 uQ WMUUAS I I Mi Gmmmo, I r ZBIQIOH FIU -IIN Scdkxx yu-M1 I II1 Qaroxklw lfprcx-HCQQ Houlg I ry I E-trkur bgoefravx i'g0iUal:'-:Ii-LIFELK Ii. 1:5-Nr-QIQ-Igau-u:,sXI I ll'sse::m':4IS1, 53255 I III.I:g::I.1o22fm,I I I I -ROQneY'I3x-ugseux S1XXxIFfoIggQ,+-or 1 1 TQxq,MI1eX QQAMI Lcur-r-xx XAWIQQ:-Q, II N. ur-:ul lx 1 cm-. f I - I 1 T-Q-AUg3r4HXK-u-cl Ilgggf, ggqiil M akp-ban-N I .JuAuI-lm R055 I I I I W ig El QVTQXEIIIAI .knlf-xw4t1I PIeAJ,veJSexI we.cI'vrS Q 3,5 he-Img.. kfrmmeq QCICL-iilC,X1CLl'ClSo,1J Y mb Impmnor OH Sy. na I 'LQ b04'2Ie.. VX65 HMI Jo 7 If QW H 6XwNLQo.vpeu'IQP I I I X I I I hBaI-La.ra,EHxZ1Gr- I X QXULXCQ Qvskffgql L! I vid: s. , Qi- ff J Forgot? Miss Burgess, we things in this school! So you're the one who stole it! Why, Cousin Henrietta - , lr, Nt Q ' f x, T' ef' .-.- r-A-su .ww-vlv As. , ,ws M do not forget I shall make myself scarce at once if not immediately. what a surprise! 4 W. X-,--, 4 .. xg. Tr St-Q e chairman supervising the Shlnd A touch of family atmosphere F after the meal. at A First Row, Left to Right: D. Walker, A. Rioux, I. Roy, E. Byron, M. Hennessey, I. South- ard, P. Richardson, A. Houle, L. Hannah, T. Mooney. - Second Row: Mr. Sarausky, Class Advisor, S. Brown, P. Houle, C. Sherburn, L. Spafford, C. Colby, J. Ross, I. Duranty, G. Foley, E. Pinckney, I. Pike, Mr. Morris, Class Advisor. Third Row: M. Bourassa, H. Baker, F. G1-ammo, P. Edmunds, S. Young, S. Roper, T. Kinne, B. Brazier, G. Carpenter, A. Dodge, M. Reilly, B. Austin. Fourth Row: F. Austin, P. Poulsen, A. Dubey, T. Burgess, S. Bean, R. Brusseau, L. Gregory, I. MacDonald, E. Hampson, R. Allard, R. Stinson, L. Moore. Absent: M. Corey, B. O'Neal, C. Cushing, S. Carbonneau. I9 8 IQWNJ Sal!! .11 lf iv Seated: I. Simmonds, I. Pike, A. Dodge, I. Ross, A. Rioux, P. Richardson, P. Edmunds. Standing: H. Baker, G. Carpenter, M. Hennessey, B. Brazier, I. Southard, Mr. Morris. G t hglttl It dw - in ! I.. '. :' N 1 4 I g , K xiii J . 'Q x -4 -fa ff 'W 1 , 2- ... - 'cf f it ' 1 A fffff f-5?-923: X I. .N ' X 95 5: if X. y 'Fill ' f X v., X SX Y X xxx R xx em .gig K N? I 'fs fx .gyfuclenf Co unci Seated S. bgfefl-to . G sffoonev Std Aflghf- S ff' X J uf, ', .,,, Lv f, '1 l'i fi I , 10731521 , ' flop ' Hdnn' Roper re. o Gig L Vlfggfy, j,N orqoke goly. 17613 I 1'S2eS11n0gg.L Wan ' 3 , 6 Wyer, Q gLagHQs6iI51011y, R AI 0' Adm' Kerri' lard DI, gan, K-' The Student Council having its Constitution established was able to get off to a fine start Several suggestions re- sented and approved by the Council were Football ra lies before each home game a designated tlme for announce- ments and the locking of the locker rooms durmg a Physical Education class One of our bigger pro1ects this year was the publishing of a booklet about school life The booklet contains rules, regulahons and customs of the school the clubs and the athletic teams. Also included are the School Song and sev- eral cheers. Instead of money awards being given at Graduation, pins will be presented to the students who are superior and most deserving in English, Mathematics and Science. Our oiiicers this year included Lee Gregory, Presidentg Spencer Girouard, Vice-Presidentg and Charlotte Hicks, Secretary-Treasurer. 39 .xdflzkfic Mociafion A .fl gn ll X! I Gui Q 5 Tl Seated Lefttolllgln I Southard S Roper M Knights, H Burgess A Rioux M Hennes- sey L Spafford Standing Mr MacPherson Mr Smith Miss Burloclr Miss Seavey Mr Saraus . p V he Athletic Association promotes the competitive sports of N'I51ttltgm,kH1 7 l I I 'School inspires school spirit and helps set the policies of athletics iiji ltpisiconi prised of the captains of each sport the coaches a faculty manager of athletic the principal and one school board member and the oilicers elected by thegstu dent body The Association is in charge of approving all athletic awards e All students and the faculty members are eligible for membership in the Ass ClBlQi0,11 it Membership entitles them to admission to all home sports at a nomin rate' e - as Theioflicers elected by the student body are Hollis Burgess President 1 Mickey Knights Vice-President' Anna Mae Rioux Secretary-Treasurer is ll I J 49 , : . , . , . . , . M, . 1 , . . I - a -' r r r ' ' N.. A - ,.,, Q w s. ,', I -il- X .. 3,., y . , -P1 ' Hx f I U WK k- : a ' . 2 -. 7 U . , - I I iw . . - . ay . 5 . . . ' r 9 1 o U Q ' 7 2 1 ' ' - ff? L. Hannah B. Brazier I. Pike Mr. Kenney Advisor Wafionafyonor Sociefy The National Honor Society, which is the high school counterpart of Phi Beta Kappa, the college honor society, continues to represent the high ideals of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor conferred at Littleton High School. The oflicers for 1957-58 are: Lucy Hannah, Presidentg Elizabeth Byron, Vice-Presidentg Ieanne Pike, Treasurerg Barbara Brazier, Recording Secretary, Glenna Carpenter, Corresponding Secretary. The National Honor Society works on many projects each year to better the school. In the spring of 1957, the National Honor Society sponsored a dance in order to raise money to help defray the expenses of our two representatives to the National Student Council Convention. Our project for 1958 was the purchase of American Bags for several classrooms. 50 G. Carpenter E. Byron Mr. Shiere Advisor 5.-1 I 1 I f lf f ZIV e - qt f , f 55 A Zkrfv A fl..- f 4,1,'1 ly' V fl J! fi I 1 ff ,I ' 1 , 1. 7 , W5 w 'nlalr 1 IIN' I I X 1 XX, XX Q X Q' X 2 X 1, If 0 ,5 gr! Q LJ! f 9 . Greater conquests for their athletesf 51 i O P 30 il- I Kwan Aki? V+ .E N ' 6 , an E 4 3 V 'hw n'L.t'f:i5 ., Q4Q X W W 6 ,E J wx .. X 'ZZ .Q 5. 1 . 1 .V ,4 -4 A W. 1 Q .Ha , e .,?-X., F 5 si YP 3 KAW N- -Q 1 ,,t:.4 ,, LV.-n. vm Q wx w K 'W P A 1. M h ' AV E SV h A 5 UO i , . Q yifr n-5 Ili ll! ' ,. qv .. M an El B' IQ I 1' tx .... , X N ,fi 1 f fk a s SE . XX ..,,x p-1 my WWNQWE: ???Q .lzgmwf as-,AWE .- Egg 24 -'L ...vim Q vf.p,,.f. X 'w A . Q , iv ,affwwasif Qi 5-1 'cf , ,.- 1.1 , mMawM- HM W4 , my get 9 Q Q 4 , Nz 5. 14 K ,X f Q 5 L. 1 X 'Q ki! -mi f I a 1 Q v F sa? 5 if nf, ' y QS ' Qi? 3?QW'45 fwmi' fm? L1 nL - 1' Kp rw iff EwTmi -WI .if ' ,M 5 El A M, Q31 vL-- 58' v J.: 41- ' 'Q 191' Su I Vlyrtf 1 ,ms A 1 - ,a ew gf 5 A ' 'A tim. at w r 5 A 'el in x Z?aALefda! The Littleton High School basketball team enjoyed a very successful season considering only two veterans, Mickey Hennessey and Harry Baker returned. The team won 13 games while losing 8. The team earned the right this year to participate in the play-offs. The team included: Seniors, M. Hennessey, Captain, and H. Bakerg Iu- niors, M. Knights, E. Bagley, P. DeSimone, D. Culleng Sophomore, B. Clarkg Freshmen, D. Roper, R. Kerrigan, T. VValker, E. Trahan. Coach Smith can look forward to another successful season next year with many underclassmen returning. 47 Littleton Notre Dame Littleton Woodsville Littleton St. Patrick's Littleton Lincoln Littleton VVhitefield Littleton Woodsville Littleton Stratford Littleton Notre Dame Littleton Gorham Littleton Colebrook Littleton Lancaster Littleton Groveton Littleton Gorham Littleton Stratford Littleton Whitefield Littleton St. Patrick's Littleton Colebrook Littleton Lancaster Littleton Lincoln Littleton Groveton Littleton Plymouth ww vm J :P A We 'M N 'is 5 Q Yehgv- -T kfv '+ M. . N ,I X A -. Vw ' M f XM if ,un .gf 'W ,ae x xx D ,O ,. wma-my 'l 1 ' Dglllli W RY A X n xm A 51 My Wi , i .Ao la 1 6g??i,!gw. BN W W - D Y f Roper P McLaughlin B Hadlock A Trabucco R Barr D Shosa Blaney I DeS1mone W Parker P Dunham W Colby D Kenxson W G3db01S Mr Smmth Coach W Rxchardson, D Lynch, D Burgess A MacDonald. S. Sweet G. Stanley C. Sweet E. Dudley M. Cullen N. Warren C. Colby B. Newton D. Colby M. Stillings gzrgs Z?a4Lefdaf Littleton g3 -- Whitefield D 1 In ll - Stratford 37 - Gorham 38 22 - Colebrook 19 22 - Lancaster 31 27 - Groveton 25 44 - Gorham 40 43 - Stratford 23 ' 47 - Whitefield 20 41 - Colebrook 21 29 - Lancaster 30 32 - Groveton 27 The L.H.S. Girls' Basketball Team had one of the most successful seasons in a long time, winning nine games and losing three, and finishing in third place in the White Moun- tain League. Gorham finished first, and Little- ton can feel proud that they were the ones to give Gorham its only defeat of the season. Miss Anna Seavey, the coach, was assisted by Miss Bernice Burlock of Bethlehem, a prac- tice teacher from P.T.C. for the first half of the year. The manager was Patricia Richard- son. The chances look excellent for next year's team even with this year's seniors Linda Spaf- ford, Carolyn Colby, Sally Roper and Anna Mae Rioux graduating. Every player had a chance to participate in regular games. The guards especially are to be commended for their excellent performance at all times. I. Taupier A. Rioux I. Wheeler S. Roper L. Spafford E Paquette M lvliss Burloelz.-gach Miss Seavey-Coach P. Richardson-Mgr. .SZ iing The Littleton High School Ski Team was comprised of eight members: John Southard, Captain, and Mike Reilly, Seniors, Tom Ross, Iuniorg Frank Han- nah, Sophomoreg Mark Southard, Bryan VVhitcomb, Sel Hannah, and Charles Simonds, Freshmen. s c The first big meet of the seasonwas the Kennett Winter Carnival. john Southard placed second in both the downhill and slalom. Bryan Whitcomb and Mark Southard placed high in the same events. The next event was our Winter Carnival in which the team made a fine showing on its home course. Bryan Whitcomb scored second in the slalom and fifth in the downhill while John Southard won the downhill. The team attained third place, only .42 of a point behind Lebanon High School. At the Berlin Carnival the team placed fifth among stiff competition. Al- though they experienced bad luck in the Alpine events, John Southard, Mark Southard, and Bryan VVhitcomb placed first, tenth and twelfth, respectively, in the downhillg john Southard was awarded the Skimeister honors at this carnival. Much credit should be given to Mr. Erickson for his time and patience. Al- though the team will lose two Seniors, Mr. Erickson will have fineaskiing abi 'ty to ork wi Jriext year. Mr. Erickson, Coachg M. Reilly, M. Southard, I. Southard, Captain, T. Ross, W. Green, S. Hannah, B. Whitcomb, C. Simonds. I5 '51 1 N , If V 'Q W Bagan! As our 1958 Record goes to press the 1958 baseball ,. ' 4, team is in the process of being organized. Senior members that are returning are as follows. Harry Baker Iohn South- ard MlCk6Y Hennessey We hope for a very successful sea- son under the guidance of Coach Tony Sarausky Tentanve May May May May May 9 May 13 May 14 May 16 May 20 May 21 May 23 May 27 May 30 Baseball Schedule at L1nco1n Gorham at Stratford Plymouth Lancaster Groveton at Plymouth Colebrook at Wh1tefield Kennett at Woodsvxlle Lmcoln Berlm T1 I lf r I Q ,I 4 f W' Q' sfff I ww ff f X , Af ff ' fd X ' , , fn - x f RXXAXX 1 1 - . 2 -. 6 ..- 7 ...- I5 QU ,XXX 1 Standing: A. Dorr, M. Cyr, L. Gregory, N. Conway, A. Hennessey. Kneeling: N. Baker, S. Edson, M. Manning, S. Hartshoru. M. Corey, Captain, E. Cady, Mascot. Klzeerkacling Our 1957-58 season got off to a fresh start by electing five new cheerleaders, Susan Edson, Susan Hartshorn, Nancy Conway, Marjorie Manning and Ann Hennessey. The returning cheerleaders were Mary Io Cyr, Anita Dorr, Lynn Gregory, Nancy Baker and Marilyn Corey, who was elected Captain. By a unanimous decision and with the assistance of the Athletic Association, we re-altered our basketball uniforms. We were also furnished new megaphones. An added attraction to our squad this year was our adorable mascot, Ellen Cady. Ellen was anticipated at the games by all faithful sports enthusiasts. Marilyn Corey and Nancy Baker were selected to represent Littleton High School in the Miss Cheerleader contest this season. Q ,. .Nw-.7...., . sg- Q H ,MQ :, R ww- --1' ff U -'SW lk 4 ,- ,- li' 'S-.'!.'i5 ix 'ilk-1' L p fl hgh h z H p Z h ll b g h fx A l X J Q 'ff X , X,- :QX V ' E T JB lllflf. AQ C XB X Q v ' , 2 Q f X Q S 'F f x . X. , x V +L? ,, ff , Q I N! K .,--f :,...f 1 , ,, ,,-,,.-l.,i-. ..--,,?--- - ..-..... ,, .,. 65 . ,. I up . , asesssesssssssssess2:22ssiffizsssaisiiiisaiiiifflmm Maiorettes: R. Normand, B. Dubey, C. Schoff, C. Laveau. First Row, Left to Right: I. Pike, G. Carpenter, P. Berry, D. Parker, P. Houle, E. Hampson, gl. gtigings, S. McLure, I. Simmonds, L. Reid, W. Parker, R. Stinson, J. Vintinner, A. Towle, . o . - Y Second Row: I. Sawyer, M. Blanchard, T. Laveau, M. Estle, S. Colby, A. Beal, M. Fisher, P. Cyr, M. Roberts, C. Coburn, K. Tunney, T. Berry, G. Dovholuk, D. Brown. Third Row: S. Kelly, D. Heald, S. Sweet, C. Pike, B. Brazier, R. Stinson, H. Parker, M. Reid, R. Carlson, C. McLure, I. Lane, W. Richardson, M. Buxton, D. Colby, R. Boisseau, G. Blodgett, A. Richardson, W. Simmonds, W. Colby. SCAOOI With an increased number in the band, the year 1957 commenced with its first exchange concert with Brandon, Vermont. The band has played during the last year for football games and rallies, bas- ketball games, the dedication of the Samuel C. Moore Station, L.H.S. Commence- ment exercises, and the annual Santa Claus parade. . Several members attended the annual Mount Royal International Music Festival in Montreal, Quebec. These students were Marcia Buxton, Roger Carl- son, Glenna Carpenter, Eric Hampson, Patricia Houle, Steven McLure, Raymond Stinson, Albert Towle, and Karen Tunney. ' Several of the students journeyed to the Mardi Gras in New Orleans, Louisiana, with McLure's Student Band. Carolyn Colby was selected for the New Hampshire All-State Orchestra. In April, the band participated in a combined concert with six area bands and an exchange concert in Plainville, Connecticut. With the coming of new members, the band has a bright future. 66 1 y se ra: . 1. 2 Var y'-ps ---ace,-eg-3'4 idiiw. A 1 1'...aQ . .S-V11 p , First Row, Kneeling, Left to Right: S. Holly, B. Brazier, I. Ross, G. Carpenter, P. Houle, N. Crooker, N. Raker, I. Vintinner, Johnson, W. Lefebvre, M. Allard, K. Cooney, P. Cyr, E. Paquette, I. VVarren, B. Dubey, K. Tunney, T. Norton, S. Remick, I. Harvey, C. Hiclcs, I. Simonds, I. Trahan, M. Manning, I. Hesseltine, I. Roy, P. Carbonneau, D. YValkcr. Second Row: P. Kelley, Sibley, J. Simmonds, M. Cyr, C. Thompson, I. Sibley, L. Green- law, M. Sawyer, C. YVood, S. Emery, S. Kelly, Richardson, A. Pinckney, I. Burrill, D. Lewis, N. Conway, D. Parker, M. Hartigan, N. Real, L. Bean, D. Colby, L. Gregory, M. VVillcy, M. Wright, R. McConnell, J. Pike, E. Byron, C. Colby, P. Richardson, S. Roper. Third Row: P. Edmunds, C. Calkins, I. Silva, I. Sawyer, M. Dubey, P. Dunham, VV. Rich- ardson, W. Simmonds, F. VVoods, D. Kenison, W. Colby, L. Lavoie, J. DL-Simone, YV. Buf- fington, D. Cullen, C. Foley, L. Reid, P. Berry, A. McConnell. , Fourth Row: M. Knights, W. Green, I. Lane, E. Hampson, A. Towle, R. Stinson, R. Hanley, L. Bolduc, R. Stinson, P. McLaughlin, G. Kinne, H. Wentworth, I. Hodge, I. Parent, R. Kerrigan, G. Ender-son. I Le CM This year the total Glec Club membership rose to a new high of 102, S6 of whom are in the choir. An Armistice Day Program was put on and dedicated to all the men and women of all the wars our country ever fought. lt included: the Chorus, Speaking Choir, Narrator - Maureen Allard, cornct solo - Carolyn Colby, drum - Barbara Brazier. Childe Jesus by joseph Clokey was put on very edectively for the Christmas Assembly. Soloists were: Sopranos: B. Brazier, 1. Ross, P. I-loulc, 1. Vintinnerg altos: C. Colby, P. Richardson, I. Royg tenors: C. Cushing, VV. Richardson, basses: E. Hampson - narrator, XV. Colby, A. Towle, XV. Builington, L. Bolduc. The 'Spring Concert was held in April, and the State Auditions were held for the Chorus in Laconia in May. 67 A l y l S t a II e 1' S P. Houle, I. Ross, C. Colby, P. Richardson, I. Roy, E. Hampson, R. Allard. The New Hampshire All State Concert Fes- tival is an activity sponsored by the music educa- tors of the state for their talented music students, both instrumental and choral. Band and orches- tra candidates are auditioned by judges in three different towns during December and from those who qualify at the auditions, the band and orch- estra personnel are selected. Places of holding concerts are chosen from invitations extended to the music educators, by cities or towns, at their june meeting. The mu- sic educators, by vote, select the town of their choice. The state is divided into three sections - north, central, and south -- and usually ac- ceptances rotate from one section to another. Littleton All Staters this year were all seniors, four of whom were veterans with two or more years experience in All State. The one represent- ative in the orchestra was Carolyn Colby who played solo cornet. There were seven students participating in the chorus: Judith Ross, lst so- prano, Patricia Houle, 2nd soprano, Patricia Richardson and Ieannette Roy, altos, Robert Al- lard and Craig Cushing, tenors, and Eric Hamp- son, bass. Mrs. Harold Cushing, our Littleton High School chorus director, was in charge of the All State Chorus this year. uuosncussnm Thkbk fdh , ,V r I r r I W-'ff I' I ff: f VJNLD 7 WEST 1 . Ovmcj gf X! ff ifff' 'MS s Y X K E69 5 K lgg, ,. d f ff - X ' BS Q1- 0 6.5 0 W1 0 I 2 6 First Row, Left to Right: C. Collins, S. Girouard, L. Ingalls, A. B. Cullen, P. DeSimone M. Cyr, S. Sweet, T. Ross, S. Hesseltine, D. Salmon, M. Cullen, W. Lefebvre. Second Row: A. Hennessey, R. Trahan, S. Benoit, VV. Gadbois, I. Pageau, C. Dezan, A Dorr, R. Gibbs, E. Richardson, I. Gallinelli, M. Allard, R. Brodeur. , Third Row: E. Paquette, N. Crocker, D. LaBonte, R. Ball, G. Santy, C. Schoff, M. Knights, I. Hampson, D. Cullen, S. Halvorsen, C. Gould. Fourth Row: G. Stanley, N. Laiferty, R. Stinson, E. Sibley, I. Parent, I. Warren, M. Harti- gan, M. Dubey, W. Lefebvre, R. McCauley, J. Simmonds. Fifth Row: E. Dudley, T. Fisher, R. Warren, L. Bolduc, E. Hutchinson, E. Bagley, W Rhoades, W. Newton, R. Hopkins, C. Coburn. Absent: R. Stearns, I. Bassett. First Row: I. Gould, D. Hanley, P. Carbonneau, I. Paradis,,P. Cyr, K. Cooney, D. Parker, L. Gregory, M. Manning, S. Holly, I. Vintinner, I. Trahan, T. Laveau, N. Baker, T. Norton, Mr. Shiere, Advisor. - ' Second Row: M. Lee, P. Berry, M. Willey, P. LaPete, E. Johnson, C. Calkins, N. Celley, D. Champagne, I. Dixon, L. Sherman, L. Dodge, I. Sibley, B. Wentworth, D. Wiggett, L. Bean, A. Pinckney, I. Hesseltine. . ' Third Row: A. McConnell, I. Harvey, C. Foley, N. Beal, D. Colby, I. Simonds, C. Hicks, I. Silva, S. Remick, N. Conway, M. Blanchard, P. Kelley, I. Theriault, S. Tilton, C. Wood, P. Bilodeau. Fourth Row: R. Bushway, D. York, I. McBey, R. Poulsen, R. Harris, A. Towle, C. Cham- berlain, R. Hanley, VV. Green, B. Hadlock, I. Lane, W. Richardson, H. Corey, H. Wentworth, I. Hodge, G. Kinne, L. Lavoie. Fifth Row: W. Colby, L. O'Neal, R. Santy, B. Clark, A. Corey, G. Lamothe, A. Trabucco, D. Ross, F. St. Cyr, R. Hartshorn, VV. Buiiington, W. Simmonds, D. Shosa, W. Colby, D Kenison, A. Dickerman. Absent: I. Bean, I. Bernard, F. Carbonneau, C. Derosia, F. Hannah, M. Stillings,XL. Wilson Wi ,l , ,V tk F H1 X. 3 USN D-QQ D-Q1 C3315 G Nb P. DeSimone K. Cooney R. Kerrigan . First Row, Left to Right: Miss Lecloux, D. Lewis, R. Ahlgren, S. Hartshorn, N. Warren, R. Rivard, I. Taupier, N. Hall, M. Fisher, R. Kerrigan, C. Sweet, M. Buxton, C. Laveau, R. Normand B. Dubey, S. Edson, D. Lewis, Mr. Fay. Second Rhw: B. Boynton, F. Dodge, M. Wright, R. McConnell, S. Emery, B. Goslin, S. Lyon, K. Tunney, I. Wheeler, I. Sawyer, P. Ennis, P. Morrow, C. Collins, L. Reid, I. Burrill, L. Grecnlaw, S. Kelly. 1 I Y Third Row: R. Barr, L. Champagne, R. Ainsworth, R. BOISSCHU, T. Roy, L. Vlgue, B. Bew- ton, C. Thompson, N. Cassady, C. Sylvester, M. Sawyer, R. Bedor, C. Brusseau, R. Porfido I. Foster, E. Trahan, O. Grammo. Fourth Row: B. Whiteomb, R. Carlson, R. Trombley, P. McLaughlin, P. Stone, A. Young E. Shufelt, W. King, G. Enderson, W. Hamel, T. Ebelt, H. Willey, H. Forrester, E. Trahan R. Benoit, D. Wentworth. Fifth Row: D Lynch, A. MacDonald, M. Southard, C. Simonds, R. Lucia, H. Andrews D. Dczan, R. lioore, C. Hennesscy, S. Hannah, P. Dunham, D. Roper, T. Walker, I. De- Simone, F. VVoods. Absent: I. Trabuceo, D. Smith, M. Randall, E. O'Neil, I. Dodge. . is . jr., ff . . .. . SE l ,ie 5 1 '2':Q'I.. . 04-g 2 A . - -K' i r a N gmqm N Ss First Row, Left to Right: C. Stiles, S. Warren, E. Pinckney, I. Eoute, B. Maclver, A. Iudd S. Stygles, S. Corey, K. Clough, A. Alfred, S. Chamberlain, S. Hartigan, S. Simonds. Second Row: Mr. Smiley, R. Gwynn, H. White, I. Houston, K. Gibbs, L. Poulsen, C. Ten ney, G. Whitcomb, D. Heald, M. McKenzie, P. Whitney, E. Newton, R. Fisher, A. Cassady Mrs. Buckley. Third Row: D. Sibley, K. Sherman, E. Boynton, M. Hanks, W. Parker, R. Wilson, D. Rug gles, D. Beard, E. St. Francis, R. Hemenway, R. Bean, G. Goodness, C. Bowen, B. Perry. Fourth Row: S. Maclver, M. Provencal, H. Shufelt, I. Smith, C. Smith, A. Warden, A. Bol duc, D. Wright, I. Kittridge, M. Reid, R. Paradis, A. Washburn, M. Cassady, E. McConnell Absent: D. Twombley, I. Varney. First Row, Left to Right: E. Derosia, S. Corey, I. Daine, S. Chamberlain, L. Boynton, C. 30165, N. Burgess, E. Haley, M. Craigie, G. Hicks, S. Armstrong, B. Beere, S. Colby, N. ige ow. Second Row: T. Sarausky, S. McKenzie, P. Finn, H. Desrosier, P. Edmunds, B. Lee, S. Parker, D. MacKay, I. Woods, E. Sweet, E. Paradis, I. Johnston, I. Sidney, S. Presley, D. White, L. Leonard. Third Row: I. Perkins, C. Tuck, G. Blodgett, I. Blaney, D. Burgess, R. Desrochers, V. Kinne, M. Miller, M. Roberts, R. Emery, K. Clough, D. Eoute, D. Brown, A. Beal, I. Hall. Fourth Row: R. Kelley, P. Leach, W. Smith, R. Stevens, L. Ness, D. Young, D. MacNeill, EJ Richards, D. Manning, I. Roper, A. Richardson, C. Lovett, R. Tisdale, D. Gilchrist, H. Bean. Absent: C. Blake, M. MacKay, W. Beard, R. Paqeau, D. Crossett, N. 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A-Q 0 kcg 9 I 1 1 X.:-'YQ -..,.,,.h,, umni aaa of 195 7 Howard Burgess, Connors-Hoffman Footwear Inc., Littleton, N. H. William H. Burke, United States Navy Iohn I. Burnham, National Guard - active duty Barbara A. Burrill, University of New Hampshire, Durham, N. H. Carol L. Clark, Water and Light Department, Littleton, N. H. Arthur E. Collins, State Highway Department Peter Cooney, Kimball Union Academy, Meriden, N. H. Harold Derosia, Littleton Body Shop, Littleton, N. H. Frank I. DeSimone, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. Douglas W. Dickerman, Littleton Hospital, Littleton, N. H. Sharon D. Doyon, St. Anslem's College, Manchester, N. H. Gordon L. Eaton, Holderness School, Plymouth, N. H. Roger Scott Farquharson, Kelley's Service Station, Littleton, N. H. Teressa A. Fassett, Lyndon Teachers College, Lyndon, Vt. Lloyd B. Fullam, Cole's Hardware, Littleton, N. H. Richard M. Gadbois, Mannanutten Military Academy, VVoodstoc'k, Va. lean M. Hadlock, Lasell Iunior College, Auburndale, Mass. .lean A. Hampson, New England Telephone and Telegraph Co., Littleton, N. Harry I. Hanley, National Guard - active duty David E. Harris, United States Army Iames P. Hennessey, Plymouth Teachers College, Plymouth, N. H. Iennie M. Hesseltine, Parker Drug Store Office, Littleton, N. H. Robert Hesseltine, Massachusetts Radio and Telegraph School, Boston, Mass. Bruce W. Hodgkins, Kearsarge Peg Company, Bartlett, N. H. E. Ellsworth Lake, United States Navy Bette S. Lang, University of New Hampshire, Durham, N. H. Gardner T. Leonard, National Guard - active duty Dale A. MacDonald, Concord Commercial School, Concord, N. H. Colleen Manning, Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, Hanover, N. H. C. Kenneth Miller, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. Eddy L. Moore, Tabbutt's Television Shop, Littleton, N. H. Marion M. Moore, Portland School of Beauty Culture, South Portland, Maine Iudith A. Parker, Colby College, Waterville, Me. Allen A. Ruggles, XVilley's Service Station, Littleton, N. H. Terrence N. St. Germain, New Hampshire Aerial Tramway Commission H. lanet St. Lawrence, New England Telephone and Telegraph Co., Littleton, N. H Robert Shernzan, Becker junior College, Worcester, Mass. ,leannine Simonds, Becker junior College, lVorcester, Mass. Asta Sletten, New England Telephone and Telegraph Co., Littleton, N. H. Roberta A. Stearns, Norton Pike Co., Littleton, N. H. Patricia C. Stillings, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pa. Linda M. Sweet, University of New Hampshire, Durham, N. H. Gail M. Sylvester, New England Telephone and Telegraph Co., Littleton, N. H. Harriet A. Thompson, Conners-Hoffman Footwear Inc., Littleton, N. H. Roger L. Warren, University of New Hampshire, Durham, N. H. llacquelyn P. Wentworth, Conners-Hoffman Footwear Inc., Littleton, N. H. Janice O. Wentworth, Lisbon Shoes Inc., Lisbon, N. H. Gary O. Whitcomb, New Hampshire Aerial Tramway Commission Ralph E. Willey, Embry-Riddle Technical School of Aviation, Miami, Fla. Rebecca B. Willey, Concord Commercial School, Concord, N. H. Linda L. Young, Married 83 an of 1956 Richard A. Allison, Babson lnstitute of Business Administration, Babson Pk., Mass R. William Allison, University of New Hampshire, Durham, N. H. ,lanice C. Beal, Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, Hanover, N. H. Leroy E. Byron, United States Navy Ruth M. Carlronneau, New England Telephone Sr Telegraph Co., Littleton, N. H llfilliam H. Clark, Butler Construction Co. Peter M. Cole, University of New Hampshire, Durham, N. H. Ioan Corey, lane Arthur's, Littleton, N. H. Regina M. Corey, johnson's Gift Mart, Littleton, N. H. Helen M. Cullen, New England Telephone and Telegraph Co., Littleton, N. H. Marilyn R. Daine, Married Nancy A. Dempster, Littleton Stamp Co., Littleton, N. H. Richard N. Dixon, Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. Margaret G. Doyon, Iersey City, N. I. Rockwood S. Dunham, Norwich University, Northfield, Vt. Iames E. Gadbois, United States Navy Ianet Gagnon, Pentagon, VVashington, D. C. Margaret L. Glade, Saint Anselm's College, Manchester, N. H. ,lohn R. Golden, Manchester Sand, Gravel, and Cement Co., Manchester, N. H. Dolores F. Hiebert, Married William L. H oule, United States Air Force. Carol E. Iohnson, Married Karl C. Kelley, I. I. Viette and Sons, Keene, N. H. Iudith H. Lane, University of New Hampshire, Durham, N. H. Bruce A. Leavitt, Lyndon Teachers College, Lyndon, Vt. Nancy A. Lehan, New England Telephone and Telegraph Co., Littleton, N. H. Beverly A. Lynde, Littleton Stamp Office, Littleton, N. H. James A. Marquis, Carnegie Institute of Medical Technology, Boston, Mass. Marjorie I. Morrow, St. Iohnsbury Trucking Co., St. Iohnsbury, Vt. Harold E. Pinckney, Littleton Steam Laundry, Littleton, N. H. Bartlett R. Rhoades, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. Mary Ann Ross, New England Telephone and Telegraph Co., Littleton, N. H. Susan E. St. Lawrence, I. B. M. Corporation, Burlington, Vt. Nancy I. Stanley, Saranac Glove Co., Littleton, N. H. Edmund R. Stillings, Walker's Garage, Littleton, N. H. David E. Stoddard, A8zP Store, Littleton, N. H. Romaine E. Thompson, University of New Hampshire, Durham, N. H. ,lames A. Walker, Conners-Hoffman Footwear Inc., Littleton, N. H. Bruce A. Willey, United States Navy 84 ' 2 Left to Right: L. Cummings, R. Topping, R. Hill, E. Estle, C. Melniclc, I. Duranty. Sckoof BOLD' The Class of 1958 wishes to give hearty thanks to all who have sponsored the 1958 edition of the Record and to everyone who through any other means has made our publication a success. lVe express our deep gratitude and appreciation . to Mr. VVilliam E. Morris who, through never-failing guidance, has aided us in the production of our yearbook activities. 85 K E -K , X Alai - X. - X U . , Q f3,QQee-QSEEQQQEQSQPQEQQQQLS wE5swSwQwixXi2issiQ5Xsa?Rfsg2zFX42 Vi? , XX -X ,, f X- - X , -, ,. . X, X XX - - f X X - . X- . 1 ? 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