Manchester West High School - Thesaurus Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1949 volume:

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A member of the Marine Air Corps, he was a dive- bomber pilot overseasg he then returned to this coun- try as a combat instructor. Before returning to West as a history teacher in 1947, Mr. Quinn taught in Pinkerton Academy at Derry. Having been active in sports in school and in the service, he is now basket- ball coach and assistant football coach here at West. We all feel that Mr. Charles Quinn has done his utmost for us and made our every class activity both enjoyable and successful. PAGE SEVEN SALLY AYER Sally a capab 4 ge Course student made the I for four years Among her rtres are the Student Councr Squad Thesaurus Players Chorus T a e n t Mart a An cs and the Grad uatr n I te Sa ly s mam rn te es r playr the prano She plans to a nd Plymouth Teachers College GENEVA BABINEAIJ Genre one of' the trn d frrendly members of r class c e the Com mercral rse Rollef skatrng and swrmmng' are her iavorrte hobbres Her rea y smrle and genral personalrty wrll ard Genre rn her future plans a an offrce worker DAVID BATTEY Comrng to W st r Dave r e t echnr al Cour ef tay here he ha mad f e Res vd an good natured en amprng hrkrng and wv rs hobby rs workrng on m ery After gradua tron he plans to contrnue hrs educa tron at the State Trade School REAL A BEAULIEU Ray a Technrcal Course student was actrve on the track cross coun try and football teams rn hrs hrgh school career A four year Home Room Representatrve he was a mem ber of the Student Councrl for two years He enloys swrmmrng skrrng and huntrng Real plans to contrnue rn the hardware busrness ROBERT BEECKMAN A hard worker wrth a lovral sprrrt Bob a Commercral Course student was actrve rn Players and Thesaurus He was a four year honor roll student head bookkeeper for NHSAA for twc years and on the Traffrc Squad Hr favorrte sport rs tennrs and for a hob by he collects stamps Bob p'ans to enter U N H rn the fall PAGE EIGHT 05 K MARVIN R BEINEMA Ronnre a joke lovrng an College Course studen ears of art Hrs abrl to morous cartoons an ture brought hrm fame s co charr an of the Y r oo rn hrs senrpr sport rs bowlrn hobby rs prano p'ay rng Ro plans for the future are as yet c ded PAU LINE BELAND Durrng her four y rs oo the Home E omr urs and re cerve Econ rfrcate rn her unror year a membcr of the Prct tee and partrc rpated rn W r last year Paula After a schoo of nursrn RICHARD BERGERON Drck a frrendly stu took the Com rcral Course rck has been on the'ho ll for t past three years rs so re year Drck was rack t and the Thesaurus b e enjoy collectrng pe na Umted Stat crues I the fu Drck plans enter the freld of vertrsmg ERLEY BLAKLEY B v r sedate stu dent w 0 too ollege Course x 4' ee uch actrvrtle m and Recep hesaurus staff a rnt Players produc n Lrtte Women urrng her Fresh nl year After graduatron Bev wants to go to the County Hosprtal School of Nursnng LUCILLE BLOUIN ln preparatron for future work as a bookkeeper Lou took the Commer cral Course She was an actrve member of the Art Club tor her frrst three years Her senror year Lou took part rn the West productron West Anhcs Lou s hobbres are colorrng photo graphs and dancrng THESAURUS MAURICE BOURNIVAL Moe a lovral fellow took e Technrcal Course He rs fond of sports proved by hrs partrcrpatron rn basket ball football and tennrs When Maurrce was a Sophomore he took part rn the Operetta Martha ln hrs lunror year Maurrce was rn the Hal lowe en Assembly Hrs future plans 1re undecrded LEO A BOURQUE Leo a happy and quret boy took the T nrcal Course Hrs favorrte sports are eball k g swrrfl m demonstrated y hrs use of rt rn West s Mrnstrel ow hrs se nror year After gradua ron Leo plans to work on a farm ROGER CHAPDELAINE Althou h Roger rs he type arl o ny frrends n r roll hrs fresh year s nror Roger served on the R Commrttee He rs fond of sk g ennrs and baseball ogers ncere rnterest rn pharmacy assures us that he wrll achreve success MARIE CHAREST Mane a talented art student hopes attend the New England School of Art Mane has been an Honor Roll student throughout her hrglp school career ln her lunror year Mane re cerved her Home Nursrng Certrfrcate She worked on the busrness staff of Thesaurus her senror year ROBE V N o Tec Course student s our grapher for two ember of the Art u two years and served on the Th urus Art Staff hrs senror year Af r graduatron he rntends to porn e Unrted States Arr Force GRADUATION ISSUE IANET CLARK n rs a d member of our class She has n actrve rn the Play ers es rus Busrness Staff ane een o v ral commrttee d receptron lan w s a 0 mber of the Traffrc Squad l wrll be a credrt to West rn her nursrng career rn the Ellot Hosprtal ROBERT COU-ETTE m TechnrcaL.Course student en IOYS Ffzort hd was actrve rn basket ball ba ball and football whrle he ajfended West Bob also likes swrm mrng As a hobby Bpb collects decrded we know he wrll succeed rn hrs future work ARTHUR COULOM BE Arthur who took the General Course rs our class antrque collector Hrs favorrte sports are skatrng and swrrnmrng Arthur partrcrpated rn Art Club actrvrtres durrng hrs frrst two years Arthur plans to contrnue hrs rn terest rn antrques and eventually own hrs own antrque shop ALBERT COUTURE Al a Technrcal Course student left for the army rn hrs lunror year but came back a year later to frnrsh school Berng an athlete he partrc rpated rn baseball football and bas ketball Srngrng and sports are Als hobbres and he plans to enter the Conservatory of Musrc rn Boston Good luck Al' ROBERT CULLITY Bob an actrve athlete on our foot ball squad took the Technrcal Course Bob came to us as a junror from St losephs Durrng hrs lunror year Bob was a student teacher Although Bob rs quret he has won many frnends wrth hrs wrnnrng smrle and personalrty PAGE NINE ' . . i th 'JW Ia . d . . . , ' . f l ' s ' , ' - ,r -ba et, i ' , ' . 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I - BETTY DALEY Betty an attractuve member of our class took the Commercual Course or four years Betty has been a mem er of the Players Thesaurus Staff and Mauorettes beung Drum Mauorette er senuor year She was an Honor Roll student for three years Betty en uoys skuung skatung and dancung She hopes to contunue wuth secretarual work PATRICIA DE NUTTE Patsy has won many fruends wuth her pleasung smule and wutty expres suons Takung the Commercual Course she was actuve un the Players Chorus Receptuon and Pucture Commuttees and took part un the Freshman Day Assembly and West Antucs Patsy s hobbues are dancung and swummung She plans to work un an offuce ANGELA DERY An ue quuet b good natured took the Colle rse She was a two yea ho dent a r o the C tuon C Chour Usherette and on th Senuor Banquet Commuttee Angle enjoys roller skat ung and swummung After graduatuon she untends to become a laboratory technucuan LORRAI NE DES ROCHERS O e of the l e st gurls our class Lorry has a or everyone Lorry es clude Chour Th saur a ff Cheerlead C rus h Educa tuon Club r es man Play Com or Roll Her astumes ar an roller skatung Lorry plans to become a nurse RICHARD DIETSCH Duc u one of our re popular though q uet classmates T :ng the College C rse e mad e Honor for f r D was Class ent, p omore year Thesaurus staff nuor Pucture Com muttee an e Yearbook staff Hus hobbues ar huntung fushung and can oeung Duck untends to become an enguneer BARBARA DILLON Barb us a fruendly College Course student Sh ,has partucup ed un many actuvutu has been member of 1 e P 7 and the Stud e as been the Honor Ro f fou y ars She has served ur cl s Secretary Barbara atten rs S her lunuor y was elected our A R good cutuzen Her capabulutues wull unsure her of a prosperous and happy future IAM ES DIXON lum oolf the eneral Course He was o the Ho o Roll for two years and a e Thesaurus arbook Staff eung the 'at part pate K second h and urt yea track hus t urd an fourt and basketball hus fourth year Besudes swummurug Ium lukes pwotography and readung ROBERT DONAHUE Well always assocuate a muschuev ous grun wuth luggs a lukable member of our class luggs has taken the Tech nucal Course throughout hus four years Hus favorute pastume us roller skatung but he also enuoys bowlung swummung huntung and skuung uggs plans to loun the Navy where he wull specualuze un Raduo Technology MARGARET FAIRFIELD e gy a fruendly but, r ve member of our class took h llege Course s actuve horus Physucal uo Cl rt Club Player our s Pe y was sele d om ep resentatuve on T fuc Squad Year book Staff and Craduatuon Commit tees Dancung and swummung are her hobbues Peggy hopes to become a nurse ROBERT E FARRAR Bob a Technucal Course student us quuet and reserved Of all sports Bob prefers basketball un vuhuch he won hus letter He was co aptaun of the Basketball Team durung hus senuor year and was on the Football Team has uunuor year Bob spends mu 'u of hus spare tume on hus hobby of coun col lectung He plans to attend college PAGE TEN THESAURUS IOHN FILLEUL jack is a quiet well mannered fel low whose wit and good humor have made him well liked at West A Technical Course student his future plans are as yet undecided Baseball swimming and dancing are lacks favorite sports For a hobby he studies photography CONSTANCE FOLEY Connie though quie always conscienti an to co oper ate Havuag tak e College she made Honor R and was active on the rus a Yearbook Staffs Her se r year C nie was chosen co captain in t e Tr ffic Squad and was a member of the Players Connie s main interest is music She intends to go to U ll H 1 DOLORES FONTAINE Vvacio sfDolly has been wth .is 6 f oigars having transferred ewist Hugh School in Maine roughoutqher two years she has majored in The Commercial Course Dolly enjoys dancing as a hobby She plans to be married after graduation EDWARD GAGNON d a quie f ow with a dry u ok the e eral Course Eddys em ership Orches a Mar and the All ate Band He was active on the rom and Senior Planning Committees After graduat ing Eddy hopes to have his own orchestra i ROGER GAGNON ' Roger, hnical Course stud a af ' t fiendly dispo 't' . . odced o .the S ' his ju- nior and rlrf ars jd was a mem- ,er of hess Club. Roger was chosen foxy the Reception Committee in his senior year. He intends to join the service after graduation. GRADUATION ISSUE 9 ROGER GAMACHE Roger known by his friends as Mr G followed the General Course throughout hi four years l h sophomore year Roger took Special Gym and in his junior year he was elected a teacner on Student Day H is interested in both popular music and sports Roger s ambition is to be come an automotive engineer PAULINE CELINAS Pauline majored in the Commercial Course and made the Honor Roll for two years ln her sophomore year she was an usherette and durmg her se nior year Polly was a typist in the library Polly enjoys many sports cluding skating and bicycling She plans to do general office work after graduation CHARLES CILMAN Charlie a quiet likable fellow is our Class Treasurer His activities in clude the Players and the lunior Prom Committee Charlie is interested in auto mechanics golfing and bowling Having taken the Technical Course Charlie plans to do construction work in the future MARILYN GIRARD Good natured Mal took the Com mercial Course in preparation for work in an insurance office A one year Honor Roll student Mal was active on the Thesaurus Business Stafff Chorus Freshman Day Assem bly Choir West Anhcs Dear Ruth and as an Usherette Her pastimes are swimming and dancing ALICE M COMES Alice one of the tiniest members of ourgclass took be Commercial Course si s e s to do office work a r graduation. Alice was a mernbef of tif Thesaurus Business S f'and pl part in West Antics wa a Ti t Agent and Student Day Teacher mong other sports Alices hobbies are swimming skating and hiking. PAGE ELEVEN ANITA D COM una us a go d d stu ent who re ommercual Course d to part West Antucs and w a me e Players or e actuve on both ommuttee and Thes suness aff Tuna whose hobbues are dancu and swummung hopes to do secretarual work FERNANDA COMES to enjoy her hobb s of readun ung and skatung ose Com mercu Course r e year Honor ol en as bee ac esau suness Y arboo S as C ypu Fern avery bu gurl stull funds Thesau member o the Art Club and an U erette Fer s future plans are undecuded DOROTHY NN GOONAN s the stran uck e us a carefre emb u She w s bn he a on e uon mmu o w membe er two years senu ear orothy wa o the n T esaurus ff h ottue us goung to en e nursu professuon HELEN ELIN een y gurl who the m Course m b the maj f r 2 yea a member e yearbook sta Helen s hobbue are uce wlung and dancuuug Helen marry shortly afte graduatuon CAMILLE Because of hus fruendluness as well luked a member of Hus senuor un the all state hus fourth year Camulle of the cross cou and the orchestra are photography an bucycle rudung PAGE TWELVF ,-...X RACHEL L GRENIER Rachel an attractuve classmate took the Commercual course preparatuon for work as a pruvate sec retary Rachel has been an honor roll student and a Players member for four years Rachel has been an actuve chour member and as senuor member of the Traffuc Squad and Stu dent Councul Rachel enjoys sungung and cancung IACQUELINE HAMEL lackue whose fruend dusposu and pleasant smule many fruends was an of the Players and too un h productuon Dear Ruth She s on the Thesaurus staff and Secret of the Art Club ln the future she plans to become a fashuon desugner ALBERT HAZEN f he uueter members of our t Technucal Course He ook part r artha un hus sopho leusure tume u spent r g hors untends to learn the auto body SHIRLEY HAZEN Shurl a College Course student has made many fruends durung her four year stay at West Hugh Shurley who has a horse of her own spends mucn of her leusure tume rudung ln the fall Shurl plans to enter the school of nurs ung at the Elluot Hosputal ALAN HEIDENREICH Duz a popular and fyn lovung lad took the College Course Besudes be ung a member of the Thesaurus staff he was appounted to several commut tees uncludung the Prom Banquet and Receptuon Commuttees Hus hobbue are record collectung swummung and dancung Hus pleasung personaluty wull be an asset to hum un raduo work THESAURUS HOFFMAN Ho a Commercial student has been actuve member of our class Her ctuvntres lnclude Chorus Chour P rs the Operetta Martha Fresh n Talent Day and West Anhcs er hobbmes rnclude swlmmung skat Ing and dancing She plans to do general offlce work after graduatuon ROBERT E HUPPE Bob a qulet mem er of ass took the Technuca was an honor stud nt a S ent ay Teacher He ore t e colors of Uncle Sam durung rld War ll tnen re turne to est to flnush has educa ob IS fond of photography mg and swrmmlng He plans to come an electrlclan or a draftsman ISIDORE IANELLE lsldore better known as lsle took the Technical Course A member of the basketball and sk: teams for one year he was a trumpet player nn the Band for four years Hls hobbues are s lung flshmg and bowlung sue plans to attend the Boston Conserva tory of Musnc WALTER IENNINGS Spike a Techmcal Course student rs a quick wltted and frxendly boy Spike served on the Prom refresnment and Pncture commnttees durmg has junior year He was a member of the Traffuc Squad nn has sensor year Spnke plans to joun the Unlted States Navy after graduatnon PA E KEILIG I eparatl for secretarual work ommercnal Course een Chonr and member r years or th ee ka an onor roll stu dent H nuor ye Polly was a member of the Traffuc Squad Polly helped on Thesaurus for three years and has been on various prom and reception commlttees GRADUATION ISSUE S- 1-f CHARLES E KELLER Quuet and easy gomg Chuck took the Technlcal Course ln hrs junnor year Chuck was a Student Day Teach er Charles spends much of hrs lensure tume an raduo work After graduatuon Chuck plans to do cabmet makmg He has made many frlends at school RAYMOND L KIESTLINGER Kussy a Techmcal Course student rs a fruendly member of our class As a hobby Ray enjoys sports During has last two years he was on the baseball and football teams He was a stage crew member has senlor year Rays future plans are undeclded but we are sure he wlll succeed In any task he may undertake BETTY KOURLOS Bet y acuous classfnate k the Com rclal Course ttf w s a e r uslness Staff eMbe her ye She seized on t e cture cap n gow 'and anquet ees y gdt ende C class s her thl y at A er rad a tuon Betty plansXto'be a nograp er LEON RD L5BKIE enny mug and cheer u worker cho fhe Technncal Course H was mber of the Stage Crew ,Q P re Commlttee In has senior ye r n enthusnast of the outdoors h en ys huntung fnshung and blcy clung Lenny who desnres to be a bulldlng engineer plans to attend Vfentworth Institute IRENE LALIBERTE Irene qulet and reserved elected the Commercual Course She took part In Cholr and Chorus and attained the honor roll frequently Irene proved herself an effxcnent and capable secre tary for Mr Melsel ln her punlor and emor years We feel sure she wnll be successful nn her career as a secretary PAGE THIRTEEN RICHARD I LAMY Duck our happy go lucky and pop ular classmate sele ted the General Course He participated in Football his last three years and was a mem ber of the Student Council and Class Officer during his junior year ln his spare time he enjoys dancing swim ming football fishing and hunting Dick plans a college career MARIORIE A LAZOTT Margie modest-Qpd ikeable took the Home Ecclhrnics Coarse attain ing t Jwfhor roll in second and four years She a icipated in the Players Ctwrusgaggixhrt Club ln the production of West ntics of 49 she sang in the chorus Her hobbies are photography dancing and traveling Good luck to Margie as a nurse' PAUL LEFEVBRE Chick a sincere and friendly fellow chose the Technical Course In hs senior year he played Football and participated in West Antics of 49 I his leisure time he plays football baseball basketball and goes swim ming hunting and fishing His future plans are undecided BERNARD L HEUREU Bernie a very e n took the General C was a oot ba player f s and a bas ketball ln his junior year he d nt Day Teacher Bernies hobbie are swimming sk ing baseball and bowling His future plans are undecided HE RY E. LE E X Henry friendly . smile for veryon , . e T6Cl'1I ilC l Co K ember O he . I A . r . . fourth '- e plays seball skates and swi s and collec stamps for a hobby. After graduation Henry will continue working in the tire business. PAGE FOURTEEN ROGER LEMIEUX Rog friendly and earnest is our Cross Country and Track star Beside participating in these sports he was a two year honor student of the Col lege Course and was President of our c'ass in his sophomore and junior years Rog was on the Yearbook and Business staffs of the Thesaurus and took part in the operetta Martha Best of luck Rog with your future plans DORIS L ESPER A pefit me'nber our class D ly s ed the ercial Course riends because of a g nality Her favorite mes oller skating swim a ing We wish much su ss Dol as a secretary CARL LINDH Lindy a lover of the great out doors took the College Course A member of the Ski Team for one year he was an active member of the Oil Painting class in his first two years He enjoys hunting fishing arcnery and boating Lindy intends to enter the forestry service WALTER B LOVETT IR Wa y fun loving all round athlete earned letters in football baseball and basketball being co captain of both football and baseball A four year Honor Roll student in the College Course Wally was Student Council President and a member of the Traffic Squad in his senior year Wally will enter Dartmouth in the a SHIRLEY E LUND Shirley a studious ' telligen C - lege Course student co-cha' of the Year k Staf . on to bein - oll student s eb ' horus Players Ush es and the affic Squad. Her hobbies are reading swimming sew- ing and listening to baseball games. Shirley intends to become a nurse. THESAURUS iAMEs MAHONEY n tter known to his classmates as M anal Course student nior and senior years Mac w the varsity basketball team and was co cap n of the s uad his ans c eery disp on a ures him of success in- GORDON MANNING Although Cordon is not extremely talkative his friendly disposition is always prevalent His interests are tinkering with old cars and making la bor saving gadgets Much of Cordon s spare time is absorbed in fishing and baseball At present Cordon s future plans are undecided PAuLlNE MAR HANDXV! A industri us rfujb assmate I ook m Course Her vffrite ming and much of herls are t is spent in dancing A er ion Paul plans to work e We know she will go ar in her chosen field MARIORIE MILTIMORE Mardie took 1h Cofl C urse Fo four years Mardie o R Sh w a c m er ear ree years n e c r asse e was hesa rus r for two years n n editor her senior year Mar p ns to attend Plymouth Teacher s College in the future THEODORE M UESKES Coming to West in his junior year Ted took the College Course. Blond blushing Ted has been active ' Thesaurus and Yearbook and is a member of the Traffic Squad. H? architectural talents will surely aid him in the future especially in his studies at the University of New Hampshire. x,,,,. S' with IAMES R NEILON irnmy a friendly fellow with a ready wit is our Class President and Thesaurus Editor in chief lim s ver satility is shown in such activities as 5 udent Council Players President Oratorical Contest Winner All State B nd Boys State Traffic Squad and West Antics His hobbies are tennis and swimming jimmy will enter St Anselm s after graduation LOIS NETSCH Netschie with her friendly smile is a good natured classmate Netschie a Commercial Course student was an c ive participant the cn ir Chorus Players and Thesaurus Business Staff A three year honor student she enjoys swimming danc ing and movies Her future plans are uncertain ALINE NEUGEBAUER Tootsie lively and likeable is a Home Economics student Because of her special talent in Music and Art Tootsie joined the Chorus Choir and Art Club and was a soloist in Martha For three years she was a maiorette Standing high scholastically Tootsie attained the honor roll several times Her preseverance will bring her suc cess in the future IOHN K NORTH IR lack ood natured and cheerful took. Technica' Course lacks n sports is shown by his partic ll and football ac s ore a hit in West 49 His spare time is ab sorbed g swimming and singing graduation lack plans to enter the i .- CONNOR Mary . i o-lucky and jovial ' . an al student. On her ' 1 ga joined the Chorus. Her J- time s spent dancing and swim We feel wedding bells will soo ringing for Mary. GRADUATION ISSUE PAGE FIFTEEN A RITA CONNOR Reet s ple a manner and friend liness has umerous friend at Wes ac iv r cipant in ex ra a acts Reet was a Whorus hesau sirgeaa ut side of schoo she enjoys dancing collecting snapshots and skating Reet plans a secretarial career soMoNo PAQ IN Pakie a a ucky fellow who too the cal Course He was a the stage crew for yea favorite sports are mg and h ting After gradu Pakie plans to goin the United tes Navy IACQUELINE PARISEAU jackie an attractive member of our class took th Commercial Course Throughout h fou y ars she has een m n n ,f horus Ch Play A s and has th hon I l equentlxf s played r I in A Date Wnh d a and was a memb ers Council 3 and 4 Good lu to jackie in her secre tarial career RODN EY PARKHURST Rod who has an undaunted spirit and easy going attitude has gained many friends with his unsurpassed wit and sardonic humor. Rod a College Course student was a member of the Traffic squad picture committee and Thesaurus staff. He has no official plans after graduation but we are certain he will succeed in any task he undertakes. ANGELA PARSONS Angie a Commercial Course stu- dent has won many friends. When she was a sophomore she was a member of the Thesaurus Business Staff. Angie was a Traffic Squad member and an assistant Libralian her senior year. Angle plans to con- tinue in secretarial work in the future. PAGE SIXTEEN PAUL PETERSON Pete a friendly fellow took the College Co rse For four years he has been on th Honor roll and a mem ber ofgh! asketball and baseball te s and Players fn his enior year Paul was a b r f Thesaurus staff anl'C of the Traffic Squad vice president of his class a member of the student council for two years Paul plans to study Business Administration at N IOCELYN PRINCE locie one of the most active mem bers of our class was a cheerleader for two years She took the College Course and was an honor roll student for three years jocie belonged to the Players for four years and was on the student council Yearbook staff and traffic squad her senior year She plans to enter Regis College LORRAINE PROULX Lorraine one of the more jovial and talkative members of our class took the Commercial Course An active member f Choir and Chorus Lorraine took part in the Operetta Martha in her sophomore year Her hobbies are dancing swimming and skating Lorraine plans to be married in the near future DORIS RAMBEAU A shy Commercial Course student Doris was active in the Choir and Chorus. Her name was frequently on the Honor Roll. Doris was a typist for Thesaurus in her junior year. Her hobbies include dancing and bowling. After graduation Doris will work in an office. THOMAS REDIOU A four-year Honor Roll student Tom took he College Course me b r - e ears an C quad is seQor ear. H' fav it t oor and swimm . ' ' e air- planes is his n or hobby om plans to attend Northeastern Uni ersity after graduation. THESAURUS ROGER RIVARD A College Course student Rogs frrendly smrle has been a notrceable feature to all hrs classmates A mem ber of the Band for two years Rog s favorrte pastrmes are collectrng rec ords and readrng He also enloys skr rng and baseball After graduatron Rog rntends to jorn the Navy r.rLLrAN ICH UVA easy g udent mercral rse After urs Lal frrlds rme to enjoy s v r hobbres-fqpafirng sewrng and ctrn p Her favorrte ports a atrng bowlrng swrm mng a ennrs After graduatron Lrl rnte s to work rn an offrce LEO ROBIDOUX Leo a quret fellow took the Tech nrcal Course Hrs athletrc abrlrty has been drsplayed by hrs partrcrpatron rn football rn hrs sophomore year and tennrs In hrs last year He also en ang Hrs spare trme rs spent rn work ang on automobrles Leo plans to at tend trade school after graduatron YOLAN DE RON DEAU Yolande better known as Ronnre rs a quret Commercral Course student A member of the Thesaurus Busrness Staff rn her junror year Ronnre enjoys bowlrng dancrng and skatrng Her favorrte hobby rs photography e suspect that weddrng b lls wrll be rrngrng for Yolande rn the near fu ture Edt LIONEL ROY Nell a quret resourceful student took the Technrcal Course Hrs ac trvrtres on the football and track teams rn hrs runror and senror years showed hrs great rnterest rn athetrcs as does hrs favorrte sport bowlrng Woodworkrng rs hrs hobby Nell plans to mayor rn archrtectural engrne errng at U N H after graduatnon GRADUATION ISSUE HAROLD SCHLICHT Hap the strong srlent type took the Technrcal Course and was a three year honor student He was on the football basketball and track teams and was a member of the traffrc squad Hrs mann hobbres are huntrng frshrng and swrmmrng Haps future plans are undecrded HAROLD SCHUFF A happy go lucky fellow Schuffy who took the Technrcal Course was a one ear honor stu nt Durrng hrs ears he er s a e crew a orr are tennrs and swrmmrng and marn rnterest rs mechanrcal work Hrs future plans are undecrded GEORGE SIMONS George West Hrgh s edrtron of Benny Goodman took the General terest rn musrc ar cons rably rn the Band es ra an he All State an Georg was Student Councrl quad and Orchestra Commrttee rn hrs last year Hrs hobbres are swrmmrng photogra phy and electrrcrty George hopes to become a radro engrneer LUCILLE SMITH Lou a small quret gurl took the Commercral Course A member of the Thesaurus Busrness Staff and an Honor Roll student for two years she was also actrve rn the Clforr Players lunror Prom and Sensor Receptron Commrttees Lou plans to work an offrce after graduatron LAURETTE SPENARD A shy attractrve Commercral Course student Laurette partrcrpated rn the Operetta Martha rn her sopho more year Her favorrte sport s swrmmrng whrle her spare trme spent dancrng and collectrng snap shots Havrng completed the Com mercral Course Laurette rs plannrng a career rn offrce work PAGE SEVENTEEN , f.tw-'HF 2.2155 Lil, a s , I - ' , - - ' ' , ' to t V ' . . ' ' 0 A V. ' , , ' ,QQ fo as m b e A - - . W , , h I ' i yes. V ' ' Ch , 55- - ' , . ' - ti ' ' ' 1 . ' 4 . . . V . . ' 'mn . . . . . . t ' t U - ' . I ' I ' B d. rl? joys swimming, hunting, and bowl- 'A ' ' ' . . ' . A W I ' I l ' . I . ' - A I ' e I A , in V M ' f r 1 i 0 , - . - A . . . ' A , ' ' is EVERETT STACHE Stash an avud bop fan came to West from St joseph s as a sopho more A College Course student he was an active member of the Thesaurus Staff and the Senior Re ceptuon Committee Stash enloys collecting live records skuung hunt ing and dancing Hus future plans are as yet undecuded GEORGE STEERS A College Course student George was a member of the band for four years and has become an eager en thusuast of music He has becom popular for his talents un thus feld Georges arguments un History and Problems of Democracy have shown a discerning mind R EM ERY STEVENS Duck came to us from Oliver Ames Hugh School un Eastern Massacwu setts un his senior year In his short stay at West Duck has become pop ular through his efforts on the Year book Hus main unterest lues un class ucal music We are glad to claim Duck as a membeu of our class MARY SULLIVAN Mary a Commercial student was our Class Secretary during our junior year She was Captain of the Cheer leaders for two years and served on the picture committee She was an usherette and partucupated un e productuon West Antucs Mary s hob bues are swimming dancing and ten ns After graduation she plans to become a s cretary OLIVE THAYER Olly our attractive and popular cheerleader has made many friends whule at West A College Course student she was a two year member of the Mauorettes and Cheerleaders She also served on the Prom Banquet and Reception Cornmuttees er leusure time Olly enuoys skating and dancing H r future plans are to be come a nurse GEORGE THOMPSON George better known as Spider 's one of our more happy-go-lucky class- mates, As a Commercial student he has been active in sports irucludng football basketball and track. H was a member of the band and chess club and took part in Freshman Talent Day. Spider enjoys fishing as a hobby. V? 4, -ha? HELEN VATTES ln preparation for secretarial work Helen took the Commercial Course She has been an active member of the Chorus Choir and Thesaurus Business Staff for four ye-arswFou' Two years Helen as on the Honor Roll Her sophomo year Helen was an Art Club member Her interests are swimming dancing and skating EDWARD VEIERA A quick wut and good sense of humor have made ,Eddie a well luked c ssmate He took 0 Technical was a er of the stage ar and member m mber of ast of Martha and a Student Day teacher Hus hobbues are swummung and skuung Eddue plans a career un music FLORENCE VIENS Florence or Flo as she us some times called took the College Course fn- XVYL 2, S ue w1s active un sports uncludung basketball volleyball and skuung Flo a talented Art Student was a member of the Thesaurus Art Staff Her main unterest us un sports ERWIN WAGELING A Technical Course student Erwun was a one year member of the Foot ball Team and the Cross Country Squad He partucupated un the pro duction Martha and was elected to the junior Prom and Picture Com muttees Erwun was also a member of the Players He enjoys skating and swimming and hopes to start his own business after graduation WILLIAM WIKE Bull who entered West un February l937 completed three years before uounung the navy for a four year hutch In the navy Bull saw action un the Pacific and Atlantic fronts on a carrier a destroyer and a submarune He returned to West thus year for studies un the General Course leading to entrance at St Anselm s to mayor un chemistry We extend to hum our wishes for the success his patience deserves IAN ET E WORTHEN Wezer a and pleasant st to l'1 Om ' I . n year active ' rf Clu she was er f e saurus Business ane ' collecting snap- shots and rea ing. 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Some of us may aspire to create engineering master preces to undertake medical research that wrll save the lrxes of mrllrons or to be the author of lrterary gems Others hope to become successful businessmen and women and there may be those who hope to improve the lrvrng condrtrons of the world through polrtrcal or spiritual leadershrp These are just a tew of our dreams We do not hesitate to hope for the fulfillment of such hrgh asprratrons because we have learned that rn America success rs attainable for those who aspire Some of us wrll find our paths to achievement comparatrwely easy to follow but for others the road may be harder and longer We must have courage and farth rn our dreams for these are not the fleeting dreams of childhood but the sturdrer richer more purposeful dreams of youth not to be measured wrth old g Constance Foley PLAYING THE GAME OF LIFE Have you ever watched an exerting sports event and become so enthusrastrc at the quick movrng ac tron that you felt an urge to play the game? Stop a mrnute however to think of all the sacrrlices that a player must make and of the long hours of trarnrng he has to undergo to be able to play the game success fully He must think of himself not as an rndrvrdual but as a single cog rn the smooth workrng wheel of team work The true sportsman must have self con trol he must be able to accept vrctory or defeat wrth a frrendly and spontaneous grrn To be an actrxe partrclpant and not just a member of the team the to see the game through to the Hnrshrng gun He must be wrllrng to wrn the game honestly always rem m berrng that cardinal pornt of sportsmanshrp trust worthiness There IS nothing so enjoyable or heart warming as the smile of vrctory after playing a hard fought game This rs the glowrng reward for hrs many hours of back breaking trarnrng and for hrs too nu merous sacrrhces which rn any athletes oprnron r better than gold Playing the game of lrfe rs like playing any com petrtrve game To be abl to play rt successfully one must make just as many saerrfiees and spend just as many hours of trarnrng as does an athlete The player rn the game of lrfe cannot be an rsolatronrst he must mmgle wrth the multitude rn order to proxe hrs worth He must work rn harmony wrth the rest of hrs fellow workers always taking an actrve part not just stand ing on the srdelrnes watching lrfe go by He must have the wrll power and the tenacity to complete the task that he has started Mistakes should not drs PAGE TWENTY TWO courage him' for it has been written that the only two classes of people who dont make mistakes are the dead and the unborn He should never accept mrs takes as final but should organize hrs faculties rn order to trrumph over all odds To quote Wrllram George ordan rn hrs essay Running Away From Lrfe To fight lrfe s battles one must keep close to the firing lme ust as the athlete must continue hrs trarnrng and practice so the player rn the game of lrfe must con trnue hrs educatron for educatron rs a lrfe long process If the player rn the game of lrfe has a broad and diversified educatron he will be an actrve partr crpant rn lrfe and therefore wrll be able to make more worthwhrle contrrbutrons to rt He can never truly measure the rewards of educatron rn money for they are rmmeasurably more valuable than gold A baseball player who gets only as far as thrrd base never scores Lrkewrse a player rn the game of lrfe who stops on thrrd never succeeds for success rs not measured rn thrrd base runs May that sprrrt of youth that dwells rn the mrnds and hearts of the boys and grrls of 1949 drrect them as they play the game of lrfe so that they may meet the changes that progress brrngs Amerrcas strength ts youth Robert Beecleman BUILDING WITH HEART AND MIND IS lfll One hundred years ago the 1849ers traveled slowly and painfully across our young country to the far West rn quest of treasure Some went solelv for the love of gold others went because they hoped to one hundred years that have pass d srnce that trme our country has gradually become materralrstrc more rnterested rn the frurts of wealth than rn the sprrrtual asp cts of lrfe Today 1949 we are burldrng but wrth an entrrely different purpose rn mrnd from that of those early proneers We are burldrng wrth our hearts and our mrnds All present day phrloso phers and leaders of youth are trying to instill rn the mrnds of young and old especrally rn youth the value of sprrrtual burldrng for rn the future we shall either strengthen or weaken our country We are begrnnrng to realize that pleasure luxury and rrches tend to weak n character and thus weaken our na tron Hardshrp trral and restrrctron grve new vrtal ity to character and therefore strengthen our natron What do we mean by burldrng wrth our heart? What ar the treasures whrch we hope to drscover by developing those powers that open up to us a rrcher and broader lrfea One rs farth whrch rs rnlinrtely more valuable than gold Wrthout farth we are THESAURUS I x 1 I 3 v , X . . 7 - , . . . ' 2 , . ' C I . ' - Y ' , , . .I 1 1 it I , . . . . . 4 ' 91 rc ' 9 3 Y . . . . . . . - . ,, , - , , , - , . ' 3 9 9 y ' I , , 7 I ' U 1 1 - . s 1 ' 9 . Q . . , 9 9 . . , I . . Y , 5 1 1 ' . , S player must grve his allg must have the perseverence build S0mCfhlUg Pefmalielifs fl URUOH- During the . . s - 5 ' , . . . , 5 - - - - , , - 1 1 , - e . , , , 0 . . . . . ' U v ' ' ' 1 o 1 , 1 1 .i ' ' . . 9 9 9 J . I 9 9 . 2 . . . . - V Q , I I P 1 i rf 1 'i 7 . . - , . ' ' ' ' 9 s l I h 5 - . 7 . X . . . 3 Q . D K - y y - 1 1 1 l 1 Y 1 1 7 ' . 9 ' 1 1 1 - P ' . Y 3 T . . O . . . . v . 0 , l u s 1 u - . - , , wlthout strength XX e sslll the respect of others when If IS obslous to them that we hase falth ln our sels es New strength alss ass eomes to us lf we be llese ln oursels es If we look for the good and hase falth that If IS there, If ss lll rlse up to meet us COINS wlll not bus thls falth Ialth IS a hlddell root of llfe whlch keeps men strons Another treasure bullt wlth the heart IS OPIIIUISIN True optlmlsm IS more than a contlnuous performallee of hope It IS s ek lng the best, dolng the best, llslllg the best Where there IS OIDIIHIISU1, dl5COUI lQLI11LI'lI IS almost un known QPIIHTISUW sueeeeds because It looks for success The most lmportallt treasure we seek to de selop IS enthuslasnl We must bulld a great store of enthuslasms ln south for as we tras el along the pathw av of llf , we are sure to lose some To reach maturlts wlthout 6I1Il1L1Sl'l5l11 would mean an empts our es es open, so that llothlllg worthwhlle shall es cape us, and our pulses qU1LlxLI'l as we trasel along the road of llfe Ilnthuslasms keep the heart soung They broaden our mental horlzon If we contlnual ly seek these l'lldCl6I1 powers of the heart, then we can be sure that we shall find them to be treasures far better than gold These are some of the treasures we seek to bulld Wlth our hearts, we bulld others wlth our mlnds Through our I'l11DClS we refognlze OPPOITUIIIIICS, and dlscoser the nleans of taklnv adsantage of them But a tralned Hillid wlll FLLOUIIIZL them more qulckls than an uvatralned one wlll A tralned mlnd wlll also dlscoser the pOSSlblllflL5 The more We deselop those posslbllltles the more lI'1tCI'C5IS we hase IH llfe, the more successful we beeome, and the more sltal to those around us These thoughts ean be expressed IH no better words than those of Ollser XVendell Holmes, who wrote Bulld thee more statels INZIIISIOHS, O ms soul, As the swlft seasons roll' Lease ths low saulted past' Let each new temple, nobler thall the last, Shut thee from heas ell wlth a dome more sast Tlll thou at length art free, Leas lng Il'I1I1L outgrown shell bs llfe s L1I1I'CSI1DO sea' Sally Ayer WEST S FORTY NINERS Nobler IH mlnd, sturdler 1l'l bods, rlcher ln splrlt. we forts nlllers depart to take our places ln a world ln whlch youth must assume nesv responslbllltles, ae eept new Ll11llLIlE,L5, and os LYLOIDL new obstacles, 1 world whleh looks to south for IIS slewpolnt alld L0l1II'lbUIIOI'lS lhls IS all the more true beeause un paralleled adsallees Ill selenee and llldustry hase caused INOITILHIOUS ehanges Ill our dalls lls es Mans of these eonsenlenees were lles er dreamed of by our forefathers Ill 1549 Those men ssorked bs the sweat of thelr brosvs Ill seareh of gold They were the PIOIILLYS of the eenturs It was thelr Splflf on whleh the NVest was bullt We slneerely hope that same ploneerlnl' Splfll 15 llX1Ilg today Ill our hearts lor the world of today 15 111 desperate need of ploneers not Ollly plolleers of lndustry but plolleers of peaee, not plolleers to ex plore mountallls alld forests, but PIOHCCYS to ele ar the morass of lllyustlee and hatred alld to dredge the swamps of perseeutlon and preyudlee The svorld youth wallts lb not a fantass X outh does 110K LIIXISIOII a perfeet world But PIOIILLFS are needed to lnsure a better world a world of reallty It IS all sery well for us to want to follow ln the footsteps of others There remalns, howes er, the rlch reward of personal satlsfactlon for those of us who wlll become the trallblaaers of unknown helds of re search and dlseowery PIOIICCFS of a happler, more prosperous way of llfe The forty I11llCI'5 of a eentury ago were led by the glltter of gold They were Sefflilllg securlty and oppor tunltv through materlal ads ancement In the world of today, success IS measured for the most part, III terms of dollars and eents We hope to b eome succ ss ful, not only 111 monetary sense, howes er, but ln a splrltual way as well We must let our deslre for sue cess be motlsated by the hlgher prlnclples of llfe rather than by as arlce and lust for power XVe must nes er forsake truth and honor for dupllclty and de celt Loy al to these prlnclples, we shall enjoy succ ss ful llX1l1g alld be a eredlt to our school, to our IIZIIIOI1, and to our God XVe l949ers must go forth 111 the unquenchable Splflt of the 1849ers, keeplnv III Illllld these words of Ralph Imelson 'Not gold but only nlen can make A people great and strong Men who for truth and honor s sake Stand fast alld suffer long, Brase men, who work whlle others sl ep NX ho dare While others Hs Thes bulld a natlon s plllars deep And llft them to the sks james R Xezlon GRADUATION ISSUE PAGE TWENTY THREI1 rl 1 I 1 .' , 1.- 1 A - 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To The Chze Bluehrrd Of Happzness Among M3 Souvenzrs johnny Get Your Gzrl Agazn Wh n Irrsh Lyes Are Smrlzng I m An Old Covvhand Iacquelme Parrseau Indzan Love Call Rodney Parkhurst Drz tzne arzd Dreamrng Anbela Parsons Angelina Paul Peterson Dreamzng ,oeelxn Prlnee OHL' Alone Lorramt Proulx I ll Dar ce At Your Weddzntg Doris Rambeau Beautz ul Dreamer Thomas Redyou Me and My Shadov Ro cr Rryard Clznlt Plznle Pollta IolIIl'1l1L Roblehaud Thr Ctrl Wzth the Dreamy Lyes Leo Robldoux Iolande Rondeau Lxonel Albert Roy Harold Schlreht Harold Sehuff Geor e SIIUOHS I ou May 'Voz Be An Angel The Very Thou hr O You There Must Be A Way Ill Aefter Iall In Love Agazn Love In Bloom Hora staecato THESAURU S . ' .............,......... ' ............ vs Ig L . g ,--'.....'.,, 1 III L nnnnn nnnurnnvornnaunnn . . 1' ..... OI, 'L 1 .................. ' ' C uunuuupusqrnluossqnnauqsssn F ' ' , J .0 . c ...................... 3 -'-'-'-'- ' , L ,.,,,,,,,, ....................... 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Lucllle Smlth Put That Rm On M3 Fznger SENICDII PEIISQPN KI ITIILS Laurette Spenard Lserett Stache Georbe Steers Richard Stesens Mary Sulllsan Olxse Thas er One Lo e Long Gone Wlao 5 Sorrj A o 111 ll rm Oldsmobzle ffl Smzle A Wfbzle Popeg e The Sazlorman Georoe Thompson elmt llzsbeba mo Helen X attes Edward Vxelra Florence X tens Erwxn Vfagelln Wllll3m Wflke fllj Deszre Dark EJ es Artzst 5 L1 e You Are M3 Sunsbme 1a'DoItAllO erA azn anet Worthen 115 A Bzq Wzde Wfonderfzzl W orla' I IN Hill IWI ll ISE Barbara D1llon mmus pcrsonalxtsa Robert Beeckman wtthout a w1tt1c1sm3 Alan Heldenrelch mlnus detcntlonu ames Dnxon cmbrolderm a scarf? Shlrley Lund wlth a 49 Cddlllltb Marjorle Mlltlm0fC a wolvcrmer Robert Cullnty wlth ha1r7 ames Nenlon et ID sta c frl ht? Constance Folev bookle s Rlchard Dretsch a chatterbox? Margaret Fairfield jnmmvle Walter Lovett jr frlendless Beverley Blakley wlthout Opl'llSflL1IlOI'l Albert Hazen IH a hurrs 5 Sally Ayer not blush1n,,5 Rodney Parkhurst unbcarabls I1ffLkflO1121fLD Charles Gilman wlthout a wrench? Paul Peterson w1th a brush ha1r cut Gordon Manning arrulous5 Robert Donahue Jr vslthout dramatlcs Everett Stache mth a penclla George Steers tranqu1l3 Mary Sullivan vslthout a c cerf Richard Stevens vslthout a comment anet Clark h 1 ht 6 7 7 Lots Netsch moods 5 Richard Lamy m careless attlre' Leo Bourque debatlng' GRADUATION ISSUE ....... g 'l I A n AA 4 - . ..................... . . , . . ............. . . ff ' f tc? ' . . , l I V' T vt. S v '. ' me ' . ' t . .' .' v ............. . 1 . N , , ., . . ............ T ,N 0 -'- , ......-.-...A A Cf O 7 p 7 , . . Kok .......... -., c I. ..................... .. . I USL Y .L , , . e . . ...................... . . 7. ., Q . f 1, . . . . ........ t . , . 0 r ' . 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V O, Uost lzleels to succeed Iames lNLllOI'l Barbara D1llon Prettzest Betts Dales Rachel Grenler Haf1d5ome5t 12015 Geor.,e Thompson Rxchard Lams Class casano as Alan Hcldcnrelch Real Bcaulleu Class ruzds Constance Poles Paul Peterson Best natzzred Lols Netsch Iacls North Class glvglers Helen Xatt s jack North F1511 stormtcllezs Geor., Steers Marllsn Glrard metest Constance Poles Leo Bourque ll zttzest Marllsn Glrard Robert Beeckman Cla s cbatterboses Irene Hoffman Rlta O Connor Most popular Mars Sulllsan XValter Losett Best dancers Betts Kourlos Rlchard Lams B st Actors ames Nellon Irwm Wa elm Class muszczans Tdward Ga.,non Geor.,e Slmons Class Com dzans Trwxn hX!Z1t.,Cl1ll., Marnls n Gxrard Pm up gzrls Helen Vattes Betts Kourlos Slnest Irene LaL1berte Gorden Manning Best actre55e5 Iacquellne Hamel acquelme Parlsau Class dr amers Rodnev Parkhurst Marsaret Faxrheld Class plajbogs Eserett Stache Alan Hendenrelch Best mannered Richard Stes ens Barbara Dillon Class a'e195 Beverley Blakley acquellne Hamel Lwelzest Jocelyn Prlnce Robert Collette S eetest Mary Sulllsan Marjorle MllflmOfC Class artzsts florence Vxens Marvln Belnema B st dressed Rlchard Bergeron Bes erley Blakles Most ewaczous Iocelvn Prmce Dolores Fontalne Class zrts B tty Kourlos Dorothv Goonan Class jzzterbugqers Patrlcla DeNutte Rlchard Lams Most co opezatzee ames Nellon Barbara Dillon Best personalztzes Best ocalvzflarzes Cla55 mmrods Tmzest Allce Gomes Edward Vxenra fallest Helen N att s James Dnson Buszest James Nellon Barbara D1llon Smootbest talkers Mars1nBe1nema Xolande Rondeau Nzcest 5mzle5 Class ol e5 Alan Hexdenrelch Real Beaulxeu Class book orms Salls As er Sh1rles Lund 11051 fcersatzle Doroths Goonan XValter Losett llost capable james NCll0I1 Barbara D1llon Frzendlzest Ollse Thaser ames Dxxon Mars Sulllsan ames Nellon ames Nellon Shlrles Lund Charles Keller Paul Lefebsre Mars Sulllsan Erssm XVa elmg Pm up boys George Thompson Real Beaulxeu 1105! courteous Rlchard Stes ens Barbara D1llon Stron szlent types Theodore Mucslscs, Harold Schllcht Dzd most for Wfest Iames Nexlon, Barbara Dnllon Class Sczentzsts Rxchard Dletsch, Angela Ders PAGE TWENTY SEVEN x. 3 I 2 k , , If W? 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' f 4' V111-..x1:11 Xbll 1:11 I',x1'1.1N1-1 H1111., N11 CLASS WILL XX e the el1ss of 1949 better knoss n 1s the forts Niners in the st1te of ment1 eolllpse beinu f supposedly sound mind, Allld neg1t1se I do here bs on this the 1Oth d1s of une in the selr of our loid nineteen hundred 1nd forts nine set doss n our l1st ss1ll 1nd test1ment We herebs le1se to Mr Be1n 1 Senior el1ss th1t will end their el1ss meetings sshen the bell rings Dufour 1 e1g1rette smoke detector uinn 1n 1utom1t1e b1bs sitter Peterson 1 box of unbrellnble eh1lle r XX1de 1 m1ster lses for Room 76 1 homeroom th1t he mrs the l1st bell h1nd th1t shoole the h1nd of the Miss Lindquist M ner Gosernor 1 eert1f1e1te for the pureh1se of 1 M1ck Truele for summer use MeKenne Fisher 1 Union C1rd m the hope that he will find his brother soon Bean, Mr Allen 1nd Seotts the kilts of their respectise Scoteh elans, the MTCBLQHS Mac Allens, 1nd M1LMUffdV5 Se1nnell thos' thirteen Thesaurus st1ff mem bers who h1se nothing to do but work for our m1g1z1ne Glennon 1 el1ss period without interruptions He1ls ro1d I'l1'lpS of North Ameriet to g vslth his new e1r M155 Sheldon more Senior 1etors Miss O Brien 1 ean of oil for her squellss shoes Mrs Perrs 1nd Mr Simon better f1e1l1ties for the Phs sical Kdue1t1on Dep1rtment Miss Libbs 1n 1rt room with fluorescent li h s M155 lNevs ton 1 m1g1e ss1nd to silence the SCUIOYS Mr McAll1ster 1 student bods that appreciates music Miss jones 1 dumb w11ter running from the lunch room to Room 16 Mr OKeefTe a track te1n1 with plents of 71p Shop teachers the f1c1l1t1es of Hermsdorf Co The Teachers with new c1rs ehamois to wash their cars the Auditorium complete renos ation the lunchroom bigger vmstepaper b1slsets or potent11l basketb1ll pl1s ers the Sehool 1 bottle of Airvsicle to consume the odors e5c1p1ng from Room O7 otherssise know as the lunchroom o the umors the hopes of being Seniors GRADUATION ISSUE nnns Dixon else ms eneselopeei1 to e lreneh elmsses 111s osett e1se ms 1t e ie 1 llX o WOI'l11'll'l loiss XX 1llLfCl1flx Polls lxeilv, R1t1 O Connor 1nd Diels Dietseh le1se the he1d1ehes of the Xe1r bools St1ff to 1ns future Seniors ssho UI1LlQ.I'f'1lxQ. t1e t1sle of XXYIUIILI th will Roger Lemieux le1se ms running 1b its t Ronns Ioster 1u Pe erson, le se s eng to 1mes Denoncourt M1F1lXI1 Girlrd, le1se ms lisp to Dorothy G11!11 Beserles Blllsles lelse my h1rd worls delisering notiees to some strong m1n Doroths CSOOIITYI, le1se ms iblllts to eome in l1te to P'lL1lll1L Smrels Betty lxourlos le1se ms soe11l 1b1l1ts to Ann Lois Netsch le1se ms tap d1nc1ng 1b1l1ts to Don1ld Burrill P1t De Nutte le1sf1 my ntterbugging 1b1l1ts to 1ny freshm1n svho w1nt5 it Mars Sull1s1n lease my cheerleading 1bil1ts to Lenny Smith Doris R1mbe1u, le1se mv gum ehrvsing 1b1l1ts to my sister Lorrline Xol1nde Ronde1u, le1se to some lucky umor ms exeuses for b ing out of sehool on Mondlss 1CqULl1I1L P1r1seau, le1se ms abilits to re1eh high Cs to TIIXOIN. possessing p1tienee enough to 1ehiese it 1net XY7orthen, beque1th mv excess height to George Boos er B1rb1r1 Dillon le1se my 1bil1ts to get excused from l1br1rs ssork to my future 21SSlSI'lI1I librarian Connie Foles, lease the prisilege of being called bs ms sisters n1me r1ther than ms ossn to lRI 1IlCCS P1r1se1u 1mes Neilon, lease my winning w1ss ssith ssom en to Robert Francoeur We, the other members of the class, lease 1nd con sider ourselses fortunate We the cl1ss of 1949 hereby constltute 1nd appoint Mr Ch1rles uinn executor of this, our l1st ssill 1nd testament Beinv mindful of the fact that where there is 1 will there is also a won t, vse wish to remind our benf1f1e11r1es of these notevsorths words of C1es1r Lleet ut eovere temptetis PAGE THIRTY ON E L -If V , L ' ' , , l , H , ..- I' I1 1. y lx ., 1. , ,il th At' , '1,' , ya , , . 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Third Row: Thomas Rediou, Dorothy Goonan, Beverley Blakle y, Angela Dery, Richard Bergeron. Fourth Row: Robert Beeckman. james R. Neilon, Vfalter B. Lovett. jr., Richard Dietseh. Paul Pe piseisffexum ii X ,e 'ax ICFSOII. 1 r zfgs ' B: I ' ' ,f i v 1 ' ,-':-cgi, 5.1 IIIIXUII ll0l,l, EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA ToPNoTCH RLPoRTLRs s AYER M FAIRFILLD T Mueskts AND J PRINCE Cover Dedxcatxon of New Hosprtal WESTVILLE HOSPITAL COMPLETED After three years of back breakrng labor Mr AI Haz ns magnlhcent project has hnally been com pleted Mr Hazen who was ably asslsted ln the COHSIFUCEIOH by Leonard Labrxe and Lronel A Roy announced last week that th1s modern hosprral was officially completed The Westvllle Hospltal IS the largest and most modern hospltal rn the Unlted States An extraordlnary design and color scheme was developed for the 1nter1or decorating Thls remark able work was headed by one of Amerlea s foremost decorators M1ss Florence Vlens Worklng wlth M1ss Vlens were Mr Marvin Bernema Mlss Al1ne Neugebauer and Mass Marre Charest Carl Llndhs landscapmg work has created w1de spread sensatron ASS1Sf1Hg Mr Lmdh was a com petent crew Mr Leo Bourque and Mr Roger Gagnon The latest medlcal apparatus has be n mstalled IH the hospxtal Since thls modern equlpm nt requlres skxlled ICCIIHICIZIHS Mr Roger Gamache and Mr Robert Huppe undertook the task of constructmg these delxcate mechan1sms Last mghts celebratlon requ1red elaborate prep aratlons The fest1y1t1es were attended bv celebrrtres Eminent speakers Included Mlss Marjor1e M1lt1more dean of women at Wellesley College Mr Rodney Parkhurst the world renowned author and hrs Hon or the Mayor Mr Walter Jennmgs Entertamment was provlded by that noted slnger of stage screen and radro Mrss LIHCQUCIIHC Parlseau while entertam ment on the lrghter s1d was proylded by Mlss Pat DeNutte th famous Blues smger George Steers Isldore jan Ile Camille Grandmalson and George Slmons famous orchestra leaders Ill thelr own rxghts were guest solorsts IH Mr Edward Gagnons great symphony orchestra The master of ceremonies Mr Alan Hexdenrench lntrodueed thls pro ram Gl2DLII1g through the audxenee your reporters notrced many famous personages Blushmg Dxek Lamy the seeond Van ohnson attended wlth h1s haneee the movxe queen Betty Kourlos The Goy ernor Rlehard I Stevens was unable to attend but representlng hlm was hrs lleutenant governor M Bernard L Heureux Near the baek of the hall we notreed the eloquent eon resswoman Barbara Dlllon Aceompanylng her was the speaker of the House of Representatrves Roger LLITIILUY On the PAGE THIRTY FOUR GRAND OPENING ATTRACTS MANY other slde of the hall we notlced the famous selen t1st Henry Lemieux wlth hrs wrfe Dorls Lllsper ance The sta e was attractrvely deeorated wrth floral pleees Thrs work was done by the noted flor lst Mr hyerett Stache After an absenee of seven years Mr Stache has returned from the Navy to LOIIUYILIL his fine deeoratrve work The head of the hospxtal staff IS that brilliant bram surgeon Dr ames Drxon M D Headlng the Chrldrens ward 1S a chlld specmlxst Dr Paul Peterson D DT The eye ear nose and throat el1n1e IS dlreeted by Dr Shlrley E Lund M T T Whea T Her remarkable achlevements 1n thrs Held of medlelne are known the world over Surgery IS headed by Dr Paul Lefebvre I O U He IS wldely aeclarmed for h1s successes ID delleate operatlons The staff of doctors and mternes 1ncludes Dr Helen Gosselm Dr Robert Cullrty Dr David Battey and Dr Gordon Millllllng The Superintendent of Nurses IS Mlss Ianet Clark Supervlsors of the wards are Mlss Beverley Blakley the old rnalds ward Mlss Paullne Gelrnas the old men s ward M1ss Dorothy Goonan the brats ward Mrss Lorrame DesRochers the athletes foot and fallen arch ward Mlss Mar1lvn Glrard the loye srck ward and Mlss Shlrley Hazen Montgomery Ward One of the nurses charmm Olrye Thayer has recently achreved great recogm tlon by wrrtlng a best seller entrtled Why Be Hal sane When Mzllzons Are Happy the Other Way? Children s Dletetrcs are under the SUPCFVISIOU of M1ss Lucrlle Smrth Adult d1et1t1ans are M1ss Yolande Rondeau Mlss Paulme Marchand 1nd Mlss Lor rame Proulx The stud nt nurses home IS under the eompetent superylslon of Lols Netseh the house mother The hospltal laboratory rs headed by the able staff of Mr Thomas Redyou Mxss Angela D ry Mr Rlchard Dretseh Mr Roger Chapdelame and Mr Maurice BOUYHIYHI Lmbalmmg serylces are r ndered by Mr Ldmond Paqum our hospltal mortlcran Ar rangements for burial ID the hosprtal c metery are managed by Mr Robert Beeckman The hospltal trustees are Robert Collette Charr man Charles Gllman NV1ll1am Wlke and Robert Chauym Charles Grlman donated the new S575 OOO m lntrants to the XVesty1IIe Hospltal are greeted by the cheery sm1les of our reeeptlomsts the Gomes trno THESAURUS j 4 4 I I 4 4 1 ' , n , I , n 1 ' s ' s Q ' 'Ir - - Y , , , , . . . . . X . ,4 3- C ' 1 A 1 ' ' s 1 Us ' 7 - I ' - 1 ' b o q a ' gi ' N. - . , - , ' ' '-y ' 'fs s . , 1 f v . ' l . 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D 7 , , .. ss. , I. s. s 1 V- 0 y , , . . . - '- I 1 s ' - w I- 1 1- y y r A I 0 Y .1 .i I V I ' . . . . g 3 r' L 3 7 Y l , A x p 3 - ,Q ,- l n x -- . 1 -- . . , . 4, U, D 7 ' by ' ' . ,' , , 3 , , 4' , ' U 1 , - . e . 1 z'x 1' , , ', , v ' - 2' l . . , U A- s ss. s , , liernanda, Alice, and Anita. Rachel Crenier, :Xngela Parsons, Pauline Beland, and Irene Laliberte preside at the switchboard, The nurses are provided with the latest uniforms in pastel shades. These charming outfits are designed by Miss .Iacqueline Hamel, capably assisted by our seamstress, Miss Dolores Ifontaine. Outgoing patients are delighted by an extra mod- ern convenience, a beauty salon. Beauty parlor oper- ators are some of the best in the Universe Cthat in- cludes Marsl. Miss Mary Sullivan heads the Salon. Her two assistants are Betty Daley and Irene I-Ioflman. The Westv'ille hospital is equipped with a gym- nasium which is supplied with the latest physio- therapy devices. This extremely dithcult gymnasium work is conducted by XY'alter Lovett, aided by james Mahoney and George Thompson. Reducing exercises are given regularly to overweight patients, by ,lack North, founder of S. L. l. M. which means Society Limited to Ideal Males. Charter members of the organization are Raymond Kiestlinger, Roger Rivard, Harold Schlicht, and Harold Schutf. Westy'ille hospital supplies the community with a fleet of ambulances. Two of the famed drivers are Real Beaulieu, and Erwin Wageliiig. The ambulances are serviced regularly by a noted mechanic, Leo Robideau. The hospital provides its board of directors with capable secretaries. They are the O'Connor duo, Mary and Rita, Laurette Spenard, Helen Vattes, and Polly Keilig. The temperature of our hospital is well-regulated 'I' ll X I li U A r I Y I-I X K A . R in ls n sg Z 0 - Z 4 0 X h M K . . S 'r A , I-. ll. at all times. klohn Ifilleul and Bob lfarrar are our boiler room attendants. The local Red Cross Chapter in XY1-stville has of- fered to give much to help the hospital. Nlariorie Lazott, Llanet XYorthen. Doris Rambeau, and Lillian Robichaud, all Red Cross worlsers, have volunteered their services for emergencies. Two of America's most outstanding lady dentists are in the hospital employ. They are Geneva Babi- neau and Lucille Blouin. :Xt the head ot' the psycho- pathic ward is Dr. Iidward Yierra. Although the hospital is still in the inauguration stage, six patients have already been registered. One of the first to arrive will be xlames Neilon, who until recently was an old newspaper man: however he has discovered there is no value in old newspapers. Yes- terday, he cut his index hnger oil with a paper cutter. America's playboy, Richard Bergeron, recently re- ceived a spine injury in a yacht accident. He is com- ing to the hospital for observation. Miss Constance lioley received a linger injury at Carnegie Hall, last week, while playing Tschailxowski's Sth. She is ar- riving at the hospital tomorrow. Dr. Lund, our eye specialist, is planning on operating on Arthur Coulombe. Arthur received an injury in his antique shop. Another being admitted is Charles Keller. Mr. Keller was shot in a hunting accident yesterday. Last night the hospital experienced its first per- sonnel casualty. Robert Donahue, one of the hospital night watchmen hit the other night watchman, Al Couture, over the head, because he thought Al was a burglar. To everyone who is connected with the XVestville Hospital, we wish the best of luck! 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I rg Q' I 2 V 4 c P' A if-ff, ,So C2-Al W ,so 4 - f . f . yKlllLUgI'flfJ IS IWLVIZ Il-Xillp THIRTY-SEVEN Ed1tor1als Wh11e We Are Young OOKING into the past brings baek mfmorles Looking into th future max brxn rich rewards But just looking into the future is not enough, we must prepare for it During our hm h school w ars we prepare for the futur not only for our business future, but our social and relxgious futures as well Then we must build a strong foundatlon, a foundatlon that will remain hard and firm throughout the coming years When on builds a house, he usually begins the foundation 1n the sprmg The summer months must be spent on the rest of the house, as in w1nter, weather COI'ld1IlOI1S are not fax orable for building S0 It IS in life XVe must build our foundations in the spring of life for if we Walt, we shall find that the ground is too hard or the air is too cold Some people are llke turtles They crawl into the1r shells whenever some danger approaches They are afraid to face facts Other peopl are like blrds, singing and bflllglllg happiness to many because of the1r cheer If we become turtles 1n high school, we shall hnd our shells too difficult to shed We must assoc1ate with others, work with others, play Wlth others Wfe must learn to do these things now, While we are young Throughout 11fe one finds times when he needs someone to lean on, someone to bring his troubles to, God IS always there, He w1ll nes er sleep, He will newer fall us He will g1VC us confidence and under standing, essentlal qualxtl s m this hfe Rehgron is not something for older folks only If IS for all of us We must bulld a firm rellgious foundation now, while we are young Our subjects in school are like oars If we try to get along Wlthout them, we shall soon find our selves elther dr1ft1nv along slowls or standing still Perhaps we shall ex en go in the wrong d1rect1on Use these oars and W shall find that we haxe something to work wlth and to help us ox er the rough spots of Yes sehool is the time for fun and laughter but xt is also the time to build our foundations the foundations that will hase to guide us the rest of our llxes We must build them strong and firm now while we are young Dorothy Gaam 50 here Do We Go From Here HIS IS the question whleh is foremost 1n the mind of exery senxor on graduation day Fach one of us has eome to the parting of the was s, soto speak, when we must look ahead to life in this world in turmoll It xs up to us not only to think about our duties of e1t1Lensh1p and to dense ways to strengthen our goxernment, we must be actxxe citizens domg our share m American demoeracy the world s greatest partnershlp Real entmenshlp eannot be easrlx attained bs exert one Xlkfhether we, as graduates, are looking ah ad to careers in teachmg, law, medlcme seeretarxal work or am other held we shall dlSCOXLI'I11'1I1W waxs to practice citmenship hach year ahead wlll open doors wide to us, presentm' challenging opportu mtxes to us if we will but faee them fearlesslv and honorablx If we do then III the exentful years to come we shall dlscos er that we haxe chosen a wise eourse and a seeurflx happy one Barbara Dzllon, '49 I O 0 0 . O A . . .Y. x b .,, . v x 3 K 4, . s I . . e L C n JV . . 1 8 - L L vi l I VI ' our business and social life. Wfe will enjoy life more when we are old if we study while we are young. K ' C I L ' K, I . . ' v T . , ' i c . 3 I A ii Y 1 H . L I 71 U V 7 N I ' A. . .N . 1 Q' 1 k V 1 n I -. Q' K n z Y. I yn k wx I 1 1 . V ' .'-'- . K ' L . 1 I K I W L v ' y s s ' L ', k l W I it . 'V 4 . 'V I 'X 'Y - V I I L 2 I Cc ' I 1 I y Y . . ' . 7 V Q V ' b' 'I v v- - L 3 - L ' y L e 1 4 1 . . I . .V I ku . D , Y . V. N . R , 7 - y , C e ,,-. Jn, 1, v PAGE TI-IIRTY-EIGHT THESAURUS Sally Ayer, 49 Q Con5tanceGzll 50 Summer is here and onee more yye shall say farevy ell to you, West High But right now we 11 take tim out from our duties eoneermng the prom reeeptlon, banquet, and most of all, graduation, to tell you yyhat goes on Between the Bells Let s start off with an rneident about a potential sophomore Poor Don ald Buek still has trouble pronouncing words, for example, coyentry It sounded more like cove and tree from yyhere yye vyere sitting We dont want to discourage you as to the weather, but one damp, runy day the atmosphere in room 26 seemed rather warm Mr Wade very OlJllS.IlI'lglW Sald, Wlll you please open the window if you re not afraid your hnr will come down, Walter Wantuchv' Woe to those blushing boys of West who spend sleepless nights with bobby p1ns in their hair, only to be seen looking luke damp mops' Tell us, who is the boy in the Latin II class who inquired whether he could put easa the Latin word for e0ttage,1n front of the Latin word for cheese to form cottage cheese in Latin? Could this 1nqu1s1t1ye, but brilliant, Latin student be Don Ploss' Sometime when you re in a hurry to get to school, ha ha' just grab a bag of eookies instead of your lunch Roberta Lewis thought this made a yerv good meal Speaking of strange lunehes, we wish to reeall to you a girl who once brought as her luneh, a bag of lemons' But after all, Barbara Dillon was only a sophomore, then As a semor you know better don t you, Barb? Red Wenzel is still in the market for laughs A while ago he was on a street corner where tvyo semors were talkmg One of them said, What in the world is that thmgw Not really eay esdropp1ng, just helpful, Red obligingly remarked, Oh, that s only me ' How ever, he didn t know they were talking about a bug In regard to Latm, a certain senior girl had Girard Wfhen the West students v1s1ted the legislature, some seemed a little bored IH the House of Repre sentatlyes at Hrst They soon perked up when our Amerlcan I-Iistory teacher was introduced as Mrs Quinn Also on our trip to Concord, some of us were amused upon entering state prison to hear Mr Miner say Call out bv numbers ' Concerning teachers, we know they are quite proud of their new ears vyith the various eolors, ehoeolate brown, pale blue, maroon, and brilliant green Could it be that the teaehers are adopting the students idea of something flashy 7 Lenny Smith has always been truthful But did you haye to borrow Priscilla Talbot s eoat to celebrate March 177 Have you heard the West High Trio, Johnnie Jacobson, George Clark and Jimmie Currier, who kept Co ed Clambake from eollapsinga After many suggestions for a name for the trio, it was unanimously ehosen the Ber geron Alumn1 Please forgiye us, Rita, but we loye the orchestra and the name These young eadet teachers can be rather puzzling sometimes Someone tried to eopy memory lines from M155 thinking that she was just another student' Mr Glennon recently said to Ed Moll, Don t tell me you re ehewlng gum again? Eddie yy illingly replied I won t tell you if you don t want me to T e semor class possesses a bouncing baby Lorry Desrochers in a slight hurry one day slid out of Room 13 in the form of a perfect take off' She just bounced along, must be careful Lorry' A senior boy decided to write a description of hunself instead of his name on his English paper a very flattering one, too' At least, Sweet Stache was what Miss Sheldon found on has paper Mr Wade says there are wolves in sheep s elothing and wolyer1nes in Manchester West We also know that there are many social lions in the elass of 1949 who will reach the y ry top of the ladder of sueeess And so until next year after one of your reporters has graduated, and the other has returned a semor, we bid farewell and lots of luck to the elass of '49 I ' x l , . . , e k . L , . . i. X 2 . x - K . ' - ' 1 v 1 i U .ni , . , 1 ,. ' ' I T7 , 1 ' , ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 v I ' v l U I ' 1 I Y. ' ' , I . 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I GRADUATION ISSUE PAGE THIRTY-NINE Coffzn orner Our hrst colu11111 l121XlIlg been 1 roarlng sueeess 5 I 11011 take 1111 t1pe11r1ter III hand to knoek out elqht hu11dred mo e 11ords of copv Wh1t an odd languave Enqhsh IS' So m1nv words ha1e so ITTIIIX I'l16'1l1lIIQS Take for ex1n1ple the word w1ll It c1n be used as a 1erb, both trans1t11e and 1ntr1ns1t11e, 1s 1 con1n1on noun, 1nd 1 proper 11oun Confuslng, 11h1t3 Cililllg, of the word w1ll, I 1lw11s S211 Where there s 1 w1ll, there s 1 wo11 t And where there s 1 w1ll there s 1 relat11e, too D1d 1ou kno11 th1t l'12lpPlllC9S IS rel1t11e5 The te11 er rel1t11 es the more happmess As 11e S'l1Ll 1 vsord H131 h11e d1fIerent I11C'lI1lI12S, the11 131111, t11o words may ha1e the s1rne meanmg, tor IIISIZIDCC But 1f 1ou th111k th1t 111e1n the 1er1 same IIITIIILI, lust look 1t the d1fTerence thev make 1n a gown might 111d e1 111110 mght 1nd e1en1nO Tl1e 1rt of 111sult Hes the k1nd of fellow 11ho would11 t 61 e11 make 1 perfect stranger 1bout Georg Bermrd Sh111 As 1et Sh1w ISUI pron1111ent enou-fh to h11e 1111 e11en11es But 11o11e of h1s fr1ends l1ke h1m Wh1le perusmg a 1olume of humor, not oe Wzllez 5 joke Book, e1ther ent1tled A Tfeafury of Laufflvt 2 the other da1, I ran across some doqgerel know11 1s Llttle XYIIIIICS Th1s poetrv w1s pat terned 1tter HTFFY Gr1han1s C'1lI'I1l1 s111qe U1 tr11ns Some ol the 111ore popular 1erses lollo11 L1ttle W1ll16 OI1 the track Heard the engme sque1l N011 the engme s connng b1ck The1 re SCVIPIIIQ Wllllc off the wheel XX1ll1e s111 some d1nan11te Couldn t understand lf qu1te CUTIOSIIX ne1 er pa1s, It r11neel XV1ll1e se1en da1s B1ll1 III OII ol h1s n1ce new sashes Iell III the f.gr1te '111d 1115 burnt to ashes INow, 1lthough the roo1n grows ehlll I ha1 ent the he1rr to poke up B1ll1 PAGF FORTY BJ Cascv Here s 1 qu1ek1 L1ttle XX llllL P11r or sk1tes Hoe 111 lee Golden g1tes From tl1e s1n1e 1olu111 the followmv 1re quoted 1 so There w1s 1 XOLIIILI l1d1 of L1nn Wfho w1s so exeess11el1 tl1111 Th1t when she 18511 ed To ClI'll1li le111on1de, She shpped through the str1w 1nd fell 111 There o11ee V19 111 old n11n of LY me, NIC l1o n11rr1ed three 1111 es 1t 1 t1n1e, XX he11 1sked XX h1 1 Il'IlI'Ll He rephed One s absurd' A b1+1n11, SIT, 1 a er1111e Wfomens f'lLlltS 1rc man Men h11e onl1 t11o I:1er1th111f' tl1e1 511 And e1er1 th1110 the1 do t11o IIIIILIILIXS 111ll tu 1our lI3b1'LX11Il01'1 These lllfelllf e11ec She fro11 ned 1nd called l'llH1 Mr Because 1n sport he kr And so 111 sp1te That 1er1 Dlglif, hIh1s Mr kr sr A :url 11ho 11e11,hed n11n1 1n O7 Used l'IlIL,L11'L I dzre 11ot pronof Her brother one d11 Pulled h r eh11r r1-'ht 111 IX He 11 111ted to see 11 she el 1oz Th1s bemg our l1st lssue ot Tfvesaznnf thls 1e1r, Id hke to t1l1e th1s opportunntx to w1sh 111 t e students 111d f1eult1 1 h11pp1 en1o11ble 1ae1t1on I t e sun1n1er 1e1t 1,ets too mueh for 1ou ren1en1 1 r thls 111se 1r IL 11ore her stoek111.,s 1ns1de out ll through the summer heat, She sud If eooled her off to turn I41e hose upon her leet THESAURUS o Cf 3, I , T l . ww 1. ,N .xr v Y 'E ' ' I 7 I I w I I I7. .ma . . 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'- 1' - 'U 1 A ' l 'H I s -L v , 1 k 1 e - f 1 1 L ' , Y , . . - v .L l h , , . I I ' I E L I 1 I 1 Y . . 1 - 1 . - - 1 K 1 1 K v - . - ,. . ' f h. . 1 . 1 1 . 1 - e . U - . 7 ' ' 3 e , , . . e X L 1 y, 1 , . 1 I 1 . - ' 'l'll.ll-'FII' S0l'.lll Exchanges . . . The Student Prints Milford High School Milford, New Hampshire That lfirst Dance by janet Anderson was an out- standing short story. May we suggest that you have a larger literary section in future issues? The Oracle Central High School Manchester, New Hampshire Your cover design and art work throughout the magazine are exceptionally well done. NVe always find 'fThe Oracle enjoyable. The Swampscottau Swampscott High School Swampscott, Massachusetts Your recent publication contains exceptional lit- erary contributions. XY'e always welcome the issues of The Swampscottan. The Scientist St. Joseph High School for Cwirls Manchester, ANew Hampshire Particularly eye-catching are your numerous can- did camera shots. The feature, 'iliathyls Korner , is exceedingly entertaining, and so is the column 0Com- plerely Unscientificf' ln our opinion, f'The Scient- istn is tops in many departments. GRADUATION ISSUE . fe... Barbara Dillon, 119 The Critic' E. C. Glass High School Lynchburg, Virginia The introductory feature Between the Covers gives credit to the very fine literary material. We hope to receive the next issue of The Critic . The Topsinewsn Topsfield High School Topsfield, Massachusetts The drawings accompanying your ads are unique W'e have never seen ads presented in that way. Congratulations on a delightful issue! The Dial Brattleboro High School Brattleboro, Yermont To The Dial goes our congratulations on a fine magazine! You have sliillfully compiled varied ma- terial into an excellent issue which we will long remember. Custom-made Jewelry Expert Watch Repairing 'QUSOII 'qPM'l'fl'g CJD. Rings - Watches - Diamonds 645 Elm Sf. Manchester, N. H. PAGE FORTY-ONE THE HIDDEN CIINTENTS Dorothy Guam 50 OTHER Beal was a quamt old lady well hked by all Everyone knew that she had been wld owed only two years after the bxrth of her son She was both mother and father to jxm from then on and what a splend1d yob she had done' She dxd wlthout so that Jrm could have a college educatlon As people recalled all th1s they would th1nk bntterly to themselves and ask What for? To help hnm get kllled 1n that blasted war? Yet true to her nature Mother Beal thought no such thmg She knew that that was the way 1m wanted to go helplng others He had always been popular He had been presxdent of h1s class captam of the basketball team Yet de spxte h1s popularrty especlally with the falr sex he never marrled 1m was twenty three when the war broke out He was just a boy who had barely gotten out of college Immedlately he signed up ln the U S Alr Force H was so excnted so proud he thought lt was to be a great adventure Yes he was twenty three but st1ll a boy at heart It had been thlrty two years smce 1m had returned to hrs Maker and during that tlme much had hap pened Mother Beal desplte her many act1v1t1es was lonely and deelded to hlre a companxon How sur prlsed she was when a young glrl of twentv one ap plled for the job' Mother was certaln she stated her own age Hfty ln the ad But Mother l1ked the g1rl and so she was h1red Cynthla was exceedingly pretty v1vac1ous w1tty and yet there was somethmg mysterxous about her It was somethmg that try as she would Mother could not explam not even after Cynthia had been with her for years At tlmes xt seemed that Cynthxa was try mg to forget somethmg at times lt seemed that she was trymg to recapture some thr1ll1ng Mother Beal would think of that mystic wooden box wnrh its recondlte contents that Cynthia kept on her bureau She would remember the n Uhr that she had walked mto Cynthla s room bv mistake and had found Cynthla gazmg fondly at the cont nts of the box As soon as she saw Mother however she quickly thrust the papers mto the box and turned the small key thus keepmg 1ts contents secret ITIOITICDI II The old grandfather clock struck mne Mother PAGE FORTY TWO was readlng waltmg for Cynthla to return from the l1brary As Cynthna entered the room Mother no t1ced that somethmg was wrong Cynthla was so pale and she seemed to be almot gasplng for breath What IS the matter ch1ld? asked Mother for Cyn th1a mdeed seemed a ch1ld to the e1ghty year old woman Nothxng Mother I just hurrled too much Im not quxte as young as I used to be but I should talk' Ill never l1ve the llfe you have This IS nonsense I am talkmg I must be tnred Yes Cynthla If IS But run on to bed I shall manage th1s once by myself Goodnlght Cynthla bent down to k1ss her llghtly on her cheek Goodnlght Mother Youll nev r realize all that you ye done for me Coodnlght Mother awoke to find a dreary world greet her through the window She was amazed to find It was ten o clock What was the matter? Cynthla always woke her at nlne Suddenly she remembered Cynthla s short breath and she had a terrlble premonltxon th t something had happened Qulckly she went to Cynthia s room There was Cynthia ly1ng yery strll Mother could not see her breath1ng The body was cold There was no pulse 1n her wr1st Flfteen mmutes later the doctor announced that If had been a heart attack But as he sald lf hrs eyes fell on the wooden box It was open pubhcly de clarlng 1tS contents Dr Brent was astonlshed dumb founded Mrs Beal I don t know why It has been kept a secret th1s long but I am afrald nt can no longer remam so M1ss Cynthlas marrled name must be used on her death certlhcate I must put down Mrs Cynthxa Beal wife of Lt james Beal deceased Wife of f Mother Beal fell to the floor H1 a heap One hour later Mother Beal sat by the wlndow She earefully read over the marrxage certlflcate and the letters that lm had written to Cynthla It was all clear now that mysterlous alr about Cynthla the far away look IH her ey es and yes the sacred con tents of the small wooden box Contentedly Mother Beal closed her eyes and dreamed happlly of the sweet reunlon of those two so dear to her ln a place not too far away TI-IESAURUS 1 1 I . . . . x 1 . - Q , Q , . . - . . , . jlm. U . . ,, - . , , , 3 . ' U . . . , 1 1 ' 7 . cr ' , . 1 - . . . . 1 . . H 1 . ' 7 , ' . ' 11 , . . . cc ' ' ' 'I L . 1 1 ' ' . ' ' 11 , . , ' . - . . . . . . U . , 2 , , . e ' , - 11 e 7 . . . . C 1 1 ' . , - 1 , - , c 0 . . , . . . . . . A - , Q , - . . . . . . , . . Y . ' 1 1 ' ' . , , 1 1 . , - 1 1 1 - . , ' ' ' rc 1 ' - . . , 1 1 , ' ' ' a 1 - y 1 1 . . . ' . . z , , in 1 D 1 - , . , . . fl ' 0 J x ' 1 z 1 I 1 I n , :U A . . . . ,h . ' I 1 P 1 . . . V I Y . - 1 ' 1 1 ' , - - . , , 1 1 1 1 1 - , ' ' t SPORTS BASEBALL OPLHIIIB thexr season agalnst Central the Blue and Whxte went down to a 3 2 defeat Ill ten lI1f1lI1gS Central scored twlce lI'l the thnrd mmng to hold a 2 O lead untll the f1fth when West scored once as Van Uden sxnoled to drne Ray Klestlmger home West loaded the bases wlth none out 1n the n1nth but could score onlv once as Nxck Garbadma re llexed starter Frank Dudka thus endlng the rally Central then scored the Wlllfllng run ln the tenth on an error and a double to left by Makrxs ohnn hue huts and strxkmg out twelve but lack of clutch hnttxnc, lost the game for the Geremontymen Led by T d I-Inllrard who crashed out two homers the Westmen gamed therr hrst trlumph of the early baseball season by outlastmg Plnkerton 7 6 The men from Derry lumped off to an early lead but could not hold xt as West scored at least once nn each of the last hue frames Wnth the score t1ed 6 6 rn the last of the nmth Horne slngled KlCSIllHgCf reached on an error Peterson was hnt by a prtched ball and then ack North smgled to center to brmg IH Horne wnth the wrnnmg run Ray K1CStllHgCf Paul Peterson 49 Roberl Beekman 49 started on the mound for West but was relxex ed by Ireshman Rosaxre Paquette IH the later lI1I1lIlgS In a pltchers duel at Gossler Park Wests ohn Van Uden edoed Ste Marles Don Rousseau 2 O West started the scormg nn the thnrd when Van Uden walked and went to thnrd on a double to left by Pete Vandenb rghe Walt Los ett then skned out to deep left wlth Xan Uden scormg after the catch The second run was scored 1n the eighth on Ted I-Inlllards slnale a stol n base and an advance to th1rd as Klestlmger grounded out Peterson hxt a grounder to third and Courtemanche then threw wlld Van Uden oamed hns first wnn of the season as he allowed only four huts and struck out an exen dozen Bxg Ben Roy was the whole show at Derryheld Park as the Red and Blue of Cathedral humbled West 112 Granting five hlts Sfflklflg out leven and walkmg non Roy also contr1buted a txtanlc home run to dead center held rn the fifth A trlo of West pltchers was nes er able to stlll the bats of the Glant Killers as they banged out eleven hxts West scored twnce ln the Illllfh as pinch hntter George Clark singled to right to keep ahve a rally I scormo Wests second run Clark was lI'lll.1I'Cd and Lg l GRADUATION ISSUE PAGE FORTY THREE 3 D C I O 7 , C , . Y x . T . L . 3 D , S Y , J ' . . - . . . Q' U l, - u o 1 n I I . . . 7 - . U .v . . I S v v , . . . , I , 5 3 C 1 . V 1 - I . . , . 0 1 fi L B Y ' ' ' . . ., - . I Y ' . J y . . Van Uden hurled stellar ball for West, allowing only to hgme, enabling Hilliard to Slide Safely in. Jghn V N y U . . . 5 ' ' 0 A I ' V IV C . . , . . . , - g , - . . . y . . ' S 3, . . y . , . . . . V . ' Y , J . n . . . . . . . . 0 , y K . . W had to be carrled from the field Ted I-Illhard con tmued hrs torrld battlng pace for the Blue and Whltc as he obtaxned two for four After allowmg Concord one run nn each of the first two mmngs ohnny Van Uden settled down and pltched one h1t ball the rest of the way Both Concord pltchers johnson and Eastman were wc tlms of poor support as the Blue and Whlte scored once 1n the thlrd and fifth and twrce m the fourth It was West s thrrd vlctory to chalk up agalnst two defeats Meetmg the undefeated Mrlford nme he Geremontymen scored 4 tlmes rn the sew enth to gam a 6 to 2 vlctory Mnlford laced out several long drlves but alert heldlng gave ohn Van Ud n hrs thrrd vrctory of the season as he had 3 for 4 mclud 1ng a long double to left center Paul Peterson also contributed two h1ts wnth Van Uden aldmg hns own cause by tr1phng over the left fielder s head TRACK Wlth only a few veterans from last year on the squad Coach O Keeffe has the task of blllldlll up a strong team of Freshmen Sophomores and unlors The veterans from last year are Hal Schhcht Jm Dlxon Chi? Engelhardt and Roger L mleux The rest of the squad mcludes the followm Rlchard Pierce Edward Dugan Donald Dlllon Dlck Wat son Harrv Cutter Georg Bowers Dav1d LC'lYltt Fred Bartlett and George Thompson Opp West Lawrence Central Cathol1c 45 37 Nashua 68 22 Lacoma at Rotary Meet Keene Keene Krwams Meet Durham State Meet May May May May Mav une FRESHMEN WIN TOU RNAMENT Under the supervlslon of the Department of Physlcal Educatron an 1nter class basketball tourna ment was held ln the gymnaslum Not smct prewar days has thls sport and tournament seen as much actron and enthuslasm In the Freshman group excellent teamwork was dlsplayed by Richard Plerce Albert Laflamme and Chandler MOISCH Co captams were Daud Vfarner and Rosanre Paquette R1chard Warren Claude Beaudoln and Joseph Alger were among the leaders rn the Sophomore group PAGE FORTY FOUR In the unlor group Fernando Bournlval and Wrllxam McCue were hrgh scores 1n the contests ohn North and Alan Hexdenrench were outstand mg IH the Senror group Standlng of the Freshmen Won 2 Lost 1 Freshmen 21 Sophomores '77 lreshm n 23 unlors Ireshmen 34 SCIIIOTS League Standln s 1 Freshmen 2 Sophomores Tned for thxrd place 3 Junxors Semors Referees for the tournament were Robert Gagnon Chuck XVarren and Walter Lox ett THESAURUS A . . ,AJ . . . y t 5 2 ' 'J ' , . 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' .I 4-at - ' . , 'f I Q J ' 21 3 . 0 '. . 2 2 ' P ' 26 ' , . . cv ' g 1 Xl 1l'l0NlNl IN Nl!! ll IVIPSIIIIIIL XXh1tex1r xour ftx Oflle hobbx mix be t er eh1ne for xou to enyox It III Nexx I-Iampslnre Here xou eln motor on seenle I1lL,IIW'1X5 h1I1e exmu eteh sx IIN III silt or fre h xtter h h htnt s 1 1olf r1ele 'Lttenel eountrx f11rs horse rlees or lust explore lIIII'ltll,llI1L, bx xx '1xs The tmtteur 'lI'lLIpI'Ol'L5SIOlI'1l photogrtpher, as well is the 1rt1st xx1Il hnd N w I-Iampshxre ITSLIIYIIIIIQ, p1eture m1ter1'1I The x 1I'l4.Ll Ianelseapes, together w1th th mlnx 1nterest1n1, poss1b1I1t1es for setselpes Will entble the x1s1tor to m1l1e 1 x tlued and pr17ed p1e ture reeord of h1s lournex to th1s statte Those who eome for the seenerx, or des1re color photovrtphs or mox ILS of unusual beauty 1nd br1lI11nee should pltn 1 tr1p to New I'I1H1P5I'1lI'L durlng the latter part of September or Ill earlx Oetob r when the searlet 1nd Gold of the maples I1'ht up the dark ex eregreen for ests to the1r xery depths, and HI'lIilI1g 1 panorama of XlXld color To snap 1 deer or other w1Id I1fe IS eomparat1xelv easx for these an1m1Is are frequentlv seen from the roads All these pletsures, and mlnx more mix be had III 1 New Hampshxre xaeatlon, not to 1nent1on the splendor of the mountams, the h1stor1caI and cultural places of lnterest, and the magmflcent lake and sea s1de resorts, wh1ch speak for themselxes and are knoxx Il throughout the eountrx Don t xou agree xx1th me then, that our state I5 rhf plaee to spend our x1eat1ons th1s summer? aan Zmg, 52 ll IIEIIE IIO WE 1 0 l'll05l IIEIIE Yes, that phrase xx1II be on exerx graduates I1ps th1s year x1x1th emph1s1s Laeh student alreadx, or It least should know, just what he or she w1ll do after gr'tdu1t1on Ior sex eral among us If w1ll be an easx task because we haxe deelded to further our stud1es Some students w1ll en ter eollege xx1th fIx1n1, eolors, xxh1Ie others haxe ehosen prep sehools XX hatex er the eho1ee 1s, we are 111 hopmg and praxmg that vxe will beeome success ful engmeers, doctors, nurses, Ilwx ers, and mavbe 1 few se1ent1sts As IS the e1se ex erx xear, a large number Will s1m plx be on the1r oxxn, that IS thex vx1II haxe to earn the1r oxxn IIXIII bx xxorkmg 1n offices, stores fac tor1es, etc Where do vxe go from here5 Yes, the dxe IS cast and the pattern 15 elear, and as the old saxmg goes, HISIOFX repeats 1tseIf' We w1ll be do1ng exactlx what the elass of '48 d1d before us, what other GRADUATION ISSUE e tsses d1d Ind xxhlt future ellsses xx1lI b domg III the busx xx orld of ldults Strange IS It mix seem our four aet drlmt w1ll eo1ne to 1 elose III une It seems that onlx xesterday thtt xxe xx er I reshmen, but here xxe are saxmg good bxe to our Almt M1ter, our tetehers, and the under urteluates Luczlle Blown, 49 I ll0'l' J1IOP D1d xou ex er oxx n 1 11Iopx of xour own? A fI'lL.I1d of INIIIL had one of the more 1ne1ent txpe Nou know, one of those moxmg lunk p1Ies set on four wheels wlth an eIlL:lI'IL room III the front, and a eon trol panel and seat III the re1r Prmted III large letters on the s1de vxas I-I1t me easx, the hosp1tals ire full Thls black and red jalopx xxas a dec1dedIy saf eontrapt1on It ex en had an emergency Hre alarm 1nstalled on the w1ndsh1eId wh1eh read, In ease fire, k1ndIy break glass My fr1end and I used to go fldlllo exery Saturday We were the enxy of all the xoungsters 1n the l1C1gI'1 borhood, and a IIUISZIIICC to ex eryone else O one of these adxenturous IFIPS, Sus1e, as he called her unexpectedly caught on Hre Ah he thought th1s w1ll be a good t1me to test mx emergency equ1pment, so followlng the IIISIFUCUOHS he broke the glass Sud denly there xxas a deafenmg explos1on, and SUZIC really got a bang out of thmgs Poor SUZIL was cremated, and I guess exerybody has a part of her now Ted Mulcahy, 5 C Z ulomo 1 e Bu1It 1n mneteen th1rty one, Of true and rugged steel Although 1ts IIFCS are nelrlx done Was our trusty JLIIOUIOIJIIL On many a WIIIICI' morn she started On manx .1 morn she wouldn t At anx t1me wed haxe gladly parted, But dang If all we eouldn t For e1ghteen xelrs she stood the test And now that all IS sald I must 'tdmlt that she s at rest Our CIUIOIHOIJIIC IS dead ,lolm Oudens, ,SO PAGE FORTY FIVE 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 I - - . . . . 1 , 1 , 1 , , I A 1 1 I 1 1 4 A 1 1 1,,. ,1 1 1 . 1. 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' - - Wax T rax Greetmgs Gates Here We are agaln wlth our thlrd and final ses s1on on what gxves with the platers and the people who make m Somewhat on the order of our prevlous lssues 15 the news that practlcally all the b1g dusk arxes are falllng 1n the gone groove To lllustrate the follow 1ng are a few of the mayor change overs and thexr first cuttlngs most of which wlll have h1t the bop shops at thls readmg CAPITOL leads III the modern yazz output wlth such greats as Woody Herman Lemon Drop 86 That s Rlght Q The hlghly underrated Tadd Dam cron Casbah Sc S1ds Dcl1 ht Charllc Barnet Cu ba 84 Lonely Street to mentlon only a few of the better ones There are bad ones to be sure Our pet peeve IS Dave Lambert s first efforts on CAPITOL wax I-Iawanan War Chant and Always whlch are really an msult to peoples lntelllgence Wlth better arrangmg and taste Dave can put out a hne tune but we conslder these hrst two A I flops We hear that MERCURY IS stepplng up 1ts Be bop serxes under the able supervlsxon of JATP orlg mator Norman Granz Two of thexr past perform by the Fllp Phllllps Hlward McGhee Boptet and a plece tltled Cool by th1s same Combo More re cently MERCURY has come out wlth the wonder ful No Nolse parts 1 86 2 whlch features the Afro Cuban rhythms of Machlto and his group wxth Fllp Phllllps Qtenor and Charlle Parker falto as guest sololsts COLUMBIA RLCORDS INC of recent Lp fame netted themselves a prlze recently wlth th s1gn1ng of Barah Vaughan the gonest after much legal hullabaloo but her Erst sldes on the whol are dlsappomtlng Blanca an orlglnal from the score of Klss Me Kate penn d by the great Cole Porter 15 a slmple case of mlscastmg Although Sarah makes a nlce try xt 15 definltely not her type of song As You Deslr M SL Whlle You Are Gone are a llttle more to her hkmg but not so to ours Although mu h better than the afore men tnoned Blanca they are a far cry from her older rendltlons on MUSICRAFT etc The one brlght spot ln her COLUMBIA debut IS a blues ballad number entxtled Black Coffee on whlch the Goddess demonstrates what she really can d with a melody and a rlght orchestral suppot On all these discs the Ork IS fronted by joe Llpman PAGE FORTY SIX bverctt Starke 49 Alan Hczdenrezch 49 On the VICTOR label Dizzy Glllesples latest pressmg at thus WFIUDQ was a bongo battered deal name of guarchl guaruo coupled with the D17 s Iames lsh trumpet version of Lover Come Back to M But the RCA releases WI are Willlllla for are those of our boy the great Charllc Ventura and hns terrlfic Combo H15 Hrst etchlngs Blrdland ZS. Lullaby ln Rhythm went over wlrh a BIG BANG and hxs commg cookles show tremendous promxse What Do You Say We G09 and Body and Soul should be comlng on llke crazy rlght about now and numbers llke Smoke Gets In Your Lyes o tura whlch features a Benny Green tram Conte Candoln trumpet and Ventura vocal 9 are m the ofhng We can hardly Waltllll Oh man have we got news hey' For you acks and llls who are not ln the knovv alremdv BOB CITY 1s here Wfell not exactly here ID Manches ter xts a llttle south of the border down NY C wav And what a place Ior your mformatlon BOP CITY IS an all new all frantic nxterv com plete wlth malt bar for teen agers replacln the celebrated ROYAL ROOST as THL Bopera House of modern azz And what an opening the great Machlto and his marlmba mauhng mad men the ueen Ella F1tzgerald along wxth hubbv Ray Brown s trlo song styllngs by the fine Dlnah Washlngton and the Ravens and last but not least the great Herb Flammgo efferles All this made for some really cool llstenlng and sent off wlth a bang the new BOP CITY Rlghr about here we would l1ke to brmg to vou followmg 111 the footst ps of our 48 predecessor our vxews n such on bands and recordlngs of rht past year Flrst let s take the D1sc s Blg Band Manteca Dlzzy Glllespxe CVICIOFD Combo Swedlsh Pastry Stan Hasselgard CCap1tolj Instrumental Four Brothers Wfoodv Herman CC0lUH1bl3D Vocal Key Largo Amta O Dav Signature Male Vocal Bewlldered Blllv Lckstme qM G My Female Vocal Tenderly Sarah Vau hal Musxcraft Best Solo Mordxdo pt I Vol 9Ill1no1s acquet tenor XWell that does lt for thxs t1me gang So untll next fall stay loose and keep cool The Bzrd C Dzz THESAURUS , , . . , o 0 0 , , . i . . . , 1 C y 6 . . . - . 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' ' ' c III 5' ' V bl' - I llllil I I I ISSIIIHIII II IN D011 TIIE I E I TEII OOKING out of the wlndow of elassroom thlrty last yy eek, I experleneed somethlng of a shoek at what I saw The yleyy from that WIIICIOW show el me the mayestle range of the Uncanoonuc alld the eampus of St Anselm s College I thought If rather strange that the hormon at one twenty fave should look bluelsh black as lt does at sunset As I looked more lntently I saw 1 shadowy flgure emerge before me and to my astonlshment heard lt speak to me You, lny son, are now lOOlxlllg toward the future Rlght now If IS dark as you are leaylng school, but some day If must be brlght for you Are you golng to face the future as a man or are you golng to Slt back alld l t It pass you by? Stunned I just sat rooted to my chalr wonderlng lf my Illlfld Was playlng trlcks on me I turned and hurrled out of the room as fast as I could, to forget what had happened, but I hnd that I eannot At nlght I slt and wonder what I Wlll do about the future Not only do I wonder about my self but I wonder about my L,CIICI 1IIOll I yyonder lf we wlll take on what has been plaeed before us or wlll we go on IOOlilllg tow ard the past I hope alld pray wlth all mv heart that I wlll be able to do whatey er I can to help, and that the rest of my generatlon wlll be all aceounted for to say, Yes, my generatlon and I haye faced the fu ure llke men, and we are proud of t ame: Dzxon 49 Pll0IJ Il PUPPAP LY lm, haye you heard the great news? No, what s up? Dld II flnally arrlve? Yes, CXCIZIIUICCI Jan, thls mornlng at ten o clock Am I ever happy' Thls IS a blg event at our house I II1IZ1gll'lC that If ls, all Wonderful IICCIIIIQ, ISII t lt? I relnember my nrst one I strutted around for weeks afterward lm, I dont know when Iye felt qulte llke thls Why If s the most beautlful flllllg ln the world, alld qulet' I ye ney er heard a more qulet one IH my llfe' Yes, an, you re yery Iueky I wlsh I were III your place You re not the only one yy ho enyles me All th fellows at the ofIIee are green wlth envy After all, one doesnt get a brand new Oldsmoblle ey ery day III hls llfe' Rachel fellbaum, 50 PM1F FORTY EIGHT I I I R haylne, hlled out endless blanks and forms and haylng ansyyered eountless to the best of your lblllty questlons, after I had obtalned SIQIIH tures from all the noted, people I eould Illlllli of, and after the last letter had been IUEIIILLI to the reglstrar, I at baek and breathed a slgh of r llef At last I could relax Suddenly a dark thought entered my ITIIIILI I reall7ed that thls preparatlon mlght all haye been Ill yillll Now I must pr pare myself for weeks of yvaltlng Tor days alld days I walted for the letter that would tell me whether or not I had been accepted hyery tlme the I111ll arrlyed, I clutched It Wlth I1 CI11bllII0 fingers, and each new batch of I'II3,ll ylelded no enyelope wlth that offlclal l0OlilIlg coll ge seal 111 the upper left hand eorner The letter be ame such an OIUSLSSIOII III my dally llf that I expected the enyelope when lt eame to eontaln several flnely typed pages At last the fatal day 21I'I'lNLLI As I entered the Cllll IDS, rooln upon lny '1I'I'lX'1l from sehool, I saw the !l11ll had already been dellyered, for the baseball news was spread all oyer the table alld there propped agalnst a eandle stlek on the buffet was the letter' whlte enyelop then I tore the letter from IIS whlte enyelope I saw at a glance that aslde from the head lng and slgnature the message LOIIVIIIICCI only two, terse, tvpewrltten IIIICS And yet, these two llnes eontalned the most IIHPOITTIII news of my llfe W are pleased to IIIIOYIU you that Sally Ayer 49 If CQQULAQIS' Tcacflel XVllo can name flye Il1lI1gS that eontaln mllk? Boy Butter, cheese lee eream and two coyys czenee Teacher Blll .,lye me some facts n IIIIYZIICS Bzll eaught napplng Why er they re eheaoer than day rates Tc ze Je: XVhere lre the blggest CIITDIOIILIS found? tmzzc In baseball parks A teaeher yy as IIOILIIIILI a geography elass, asklng questlons about lakes, FIX ers, etc Teacher I'n1my ean you tell me yvhat a ereek ISD zmmy A ereek uh uh, a ereek I5 a rly er SLlfTCI'lllg from lovy flood pressure Arlzne Brown 52 THESAURUS A A ll I I A A J ' 1 - 1 .1 - - ' 1 ' f v v1 1 1 1-1 U 1 1- 1 h . .V x T x Y W - 1 H I V l . . 1 11 '- y ' lg 1 1 1 11 ' 1 . . ' . f - s. .' . -. - gg e . ' . 11 5 I v . . H . . . , , ,, , 1 ' . O L . I . ' Y Y, 1 1 ' . . . L . , t . e I I I e I V , , Q 7 yy ' Y 7 J ' 5 e O ' . - e ' - ,A 1 ,1 . . e . y . e, ' za , . , , , L , t g 1 , .,. . , 1 , X e . ' ' I 7 , 1' e Ie ,II le Y iq I ' . I . - ' y. v 11 ily A e x c . I I .I ie e I, L i 9 Y 1 L I It Q T C Some day I hope to see that face agaln and be able My Hngers clutched at the unlmportant lOOIilI1g U , . . . . D '7 . . . ,, . t c I. I . e e K e I' e ' J , , . . Q . . ee . , e , , . . . H . . e I ' 1 I A v I 2 66 I Y u 1 ' ' ' as ' ' . A - - I6 . CC ,Y ' ff ' ' , K' 1 n 1 1 - n . , V4 . bl . . . , . , , . . , , ,,.,. . - S , . .. ,, V, 1 - 1 - ,, . , K . . e o , . . f t 2. . , . . . ,, . - - ,, sl' ,-. 1 1. 1 1 y1- 1 ,,Y n n U ' 1 1 1 V 1 v' - C 1- ' - L 1- 'f1- 1 I a 3 3 ' ,, , . I. A 1 1 - - . L 1 11, '- 'v ' ' ' n ' 7 ,U 1 , ' , 1 1 , A 4 - Rrzcliel Grenifr, '49 Vai 'orie .lfffffI7107'C, '49 lue and hite Tvotes . . . 1 5' As the end of the school term approaches, we are again relating to you the events of XY'est High School. Jlorivs March IO: 26 Old Characters' March 24: Building of a Tirel' April 7: Clear the Track Ahead April 21: East of Bombay May 12: XYheels Across African l'Iay0rs . I 1-I i ri I i vs The Players' Mid-Lent Highland Iflingn was sponsored on March 25. with music by Mike Patrynls Orchestra. A bagpipe selection by Mr. Donald Murray. and numerous games were features of this affair. -Iacqueline Hamel was Mistress of Ceremonies for the evening. lfrvshlnvn Talvnl llay The annual Freshman Talent Day assembly was held on April 6. George Boover was Master of Ceremonies. The first number featured Lorraine Rambeau singing It,s A Big XVide, XY'onderful World and Make Believe . She was accompanied by Ann Prindiville at the piano. Next, Jacqueline Cohen entertained us at the piano with the selection, UMinuet in GU. Following this, a dance routine was presented by Catherine and Harry Cutter. Carmen --- v up-I l'I..lYIi!ZS ft1ClfIti'!I-71C I'.1ri5e.z11, '49 Yanez sang K'l'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen, accompained by Miss Cohen. Comedian Herbie XY'enzel amused everyone with impersonations. After an exhibition of acrobatic dancing was given by Phyllis Boover, the assembly concluded with joan Clayton and Miss Cutter singing 'Tar Away Placesf' Tvnnis In the first year of the newly formed City Inter- scholastic Tennis League, the NY'est High netmen, coached by Andy NVilson, ran away from the rest of the league with a glittering 6-O record. Decisively defeating St. Marie in their last league match, the Vfestmen now hope to engage other high schools in the state. Ably coached by Vfilson, city doubles champ, the Blue and Xiifhite got off to early leads and were never headed. Members of the team were Paul Peterson, Maurice Bournival, Roger Lemieux, james Dufour, Pernand Bournival, james Neilon, William Toll and Karl Willett. The Wfest High Tennis Team under the able coach- ing of Andy Wfilson ended the first season of inter- scholastic competition between Manchester High Schools with a record of 6 wins, no defeats. The Blue and White courtmen defeated the following teams twice: St. Marie, St. joseph, and St. Anthony. By winning all of its matches, the W'est High Ten! nis team has acquired the Parker trophy. f--u l 'far-fe Ilan viral Shana Under the auspxces of the Athletlc Department Muslc Department, and Tlaesaums, West Antzcs of 49 was presented bx the stud nt of West High Sehool All who attended the produetxon assure you that If Was an owerwhelmnng sueeess Patl Peterson aeted as mterloeutor Armand Beaudet, Geore, Clark Herbert Horne Walter Los tt, Iohn North and Leonard Smxth were the endmen Speelaltv numbers were performed by Paul and Phxllts Boover, Illwabeth Anderson, Rlehard Dnetseh, Lo1s Netseh Ieo Bourque, Gall Albert, Raehel Pellbaum Clark, and ohn aeobson, aequel1ne Parlseau, and Herbert Wenzel lllsovllanoous' An unusual demonstratlon was presented at West, whleh proved to 1ntercst the boys as Well as the glrls Martha Logan of New England from the Swlft Company demonstrated the bakmq of a cake A questlon perlod was mcluded 1n the program for the students to 1nqu1re about the art of cake mak mg ASSlSI1Dg M1ss Logan were Annette Rlcard and Paullne Wadlewh A panel d1scuss1on on the subject of the consol1da tlon of the hxgh schools, Central and West, was presented bv several semor students at an assembly Although they m1ght personally deslre the smaller hlgh school, the speakers presented both S1d6S of the questxon wlthout revealmg the1r own prefer enees ames Nellon was moderator, .Sally Avcr pre sented the topxc, edueatlon, Constance Foley dls eussed the extra curricular actmvltxes, Marvln Belnema spoke on barriers, Walter Lovett sum marmed sports, and Paul Peterson reported hnanees Rlehard Dletseh aeted as ttmekeeper Pol lownnv the speeehes an open dlseusslon wlth the audtenee was conducted A dlal telephone demonstratlon was E.,lVLl1 bv rep resentatlves of the New lneland Telephone and Telegraph Company to the freshman, ophomore Junlor, and senlor elasses Pollowlne, the demonstra non, the pupmls were permltted to ask questmons LOHLLFHIDZ, the use of the d1al telephone and the The junlors and sen1ors vnsxted the State Leelsla ture ID Coneord, through the courtesy of a Repre sentatlve, Mrs Isabel McPha1l of Ward IO Preeedlng the openlng exercises of the sesslon, a vocal selectlon was rendered bv acquellne Parlseau Durmg the SLSSIOH the students w1tnessed the adoptlon of a blll Whlle ln Concord, the students also v1s1ted the State Prxson There they watched the prlsoners per form thelr var1ous dutles, among them the makme, of lleense plates and prmtmg lrt Department Florence Vlens won first prlze 1n the contest sub m1tt1ng cover dCSlgHS for the annual school report Sxx of the junlor and senior art students entered a poster contest, Better Hearmg For L1 e Results were Berlm, F1rst, West second, and Central, thlrd Another West student, Edward Moll won second honors Assxstmg IU the production of the mxnstrel show the Art Department made corsages for the glrls, sten Sl' Nlllll ill' RI lll'.llS Ill' NIYSII DI' PART WIINT 4 1 A ' i ' I ' . - Y , U , . . - - ' . ' ' i ' I l 2 j 7 S ' 1 'Y T wg-. lv ., ,Q s 3 . x 2 . 4 - - s s s . - ' - s iv U ' ' ' ' , . ' ' ' I Y ' - -1 - D L 1 Q' ' N ' V T . f ' s - . . - vc l ' ' ' ' ' '. ' X ' y I x , L I A u , , , , L K, , , , 5 ' ' -, ' - 4 ' 1 . V - l 'i h 4 I l V x 4 x T xx . Ky I . i T y A s and Maureen Gallagher, Jeannette Masse, George new Sysfcnf' - . . ' A Q' 1 s s ' sA s ' s ' 1 1 ' i , Y 4 2 . X . , X . . ta ' u - - J , ,' . f' ,- ' ' ' ' ' , 4 -+M'f.au .. fn... -. -Q ' 'Sfesgw-4 cilled ties for the boys, and constructed the toy train. Robert Chauvin devised the unusual cover design for the program and Edward Moll designed the novel tickets. .lrl Club The Art Club planned its annual trip and, as of last year, joined with the Home Economics group. They visited the New England Schools of Art and Fenway Court in Boston. As a special feature of the trip, in the afternoon the group attended the English movie, T110 Red Shoes. There were fifty-two in the group which was accompanied by Miss Bangs, Miss Bursiel, and Miss Libby. Ilona' lfronomics Ilvpartnlvnl The Home Management Class under the direc- tion of Miss Mildred Bangs undertook the project of redecorating and renovating the dining room in the basement. The group repainted the walls and ceil- ing, made new draperies, reupholstered and recover- ed the furniture with plastic coverings, and relinished the china cabinet in artistic and contrasting colors. Girls in the class are Pauline Beland, Beverley Blakley, Marie Charest, Lillian Dewyngaert, Lillian Dukeshire, Eugenie lfortin, Dorothy Goonan, .Iac- queline Hamel, Shirley Hazen, Marjorie Lazott, Aline Neugebauer, Jacqueline Ricard, and Olive Thayer. The following art students painted the screens: Marie Charest, Lillian Dewyngaert, Eugenie Eortin, Aline Neugebauer, and Jacqueline Ricard. The boys of the Manual Training class modernized several items in the old dining room. Open house was held on May 23 in the newly- decorated dining room in the basement. Guests were ll I. li 'r I 1. ti? S rpm 's,g,'1 f f fs Superintendent of schools, Mr. Austin McCaffrey, Dr. Nichols and Mr. Cullity of the School Board, and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Bean, Mr. and Mrs. Dufour, the faculty, and parents. Another fashion show was sponsored this year on May 26 by the Home Economics Class, due to the success and enthusiastic response of last year. Par- ticipating in the committee were Nancy Farrar, Lorraine Martel, Annette Ricard, Barbara Titus. and Pauline NWadleigh. An alumnus of XVest, Robert Eortin, who is now attending the New England School of Art, recently visited the classes to talk to those students interested in color and design. Mr. Bean was host to Our Gang May 9. A planked steak dinner was served in the newly-dec- orated dinning room by the foods and nutrition class under the supervision of Miss Bangs and Miss Bursiel. The attractive place cards were made by the Art Department directed by Miss Libby. Flower decorations were lilacs, violets, narcisses, and tulips. List of guests was joseph A. NViggin, Brattleboro High School, Brattleboro, Vt., Daniel XV. MacLean, Berlin High School, Stephen A. Doody, Stevens High School, Claremont, john E. Reed, Concord High School, Dr. Thomas Marshall, Univertity of N. H., Edward A. Sillari, Keene High School, Austin McCaiTrey, Superintendent of Schools, Manchester, N. H., J. Zoel Dufour, Sub- master Wfest High School, Carl P. james, Manches- ter Central High, Kenrick C. Bean, Headmaster at West High School, Edmond M. Keefe, Nashua High School, Bliss Marriner, Portsmouth High School, john M. Cotton, Spaulding High School, Rochester. 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CONTRACTORS - ENGINEERS CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT TO RENT I306 A Elm Si' 5 5741 Manchester N I-I A G GOSSELIN CO INC A J HQULE CQ INC The House of Servace Beauty Parlor Equipment and Supplles Food Scrum Iqulpmmt Wholesale and Retail Booths Comphu IITCCFIOFS Chaxrs I utory Show Rooms 173 I-Imomr St 2 8073 No COIIIITILFCIII St 1311 1315 Elm St JEANS VARIETY STORE CLARA LEMAYS 280 No Maln St Minehester N H Infmts and Chlldren s Wear TH E MAYFLOWER RESTAU RANT 1 The Smart Place to Dune PHY II I IU lO55 Llm St Between 1 N E 5 I 1 ll Il 1 N Route Manchester Cr Nashua llu dg I1 pry X ll Why trawl ITTIILS when XOL1 Can brm rhg whoh I'-IIIUIIX for I1 das 5 cntgrtxnn mmt of Westernm and Cowbox shows may Sunday Ram or SIIIITL 2 IO 30 LOITCIDUOUS Brm sour own IunCh blshgt Refrushnnnts SOILI on rho prnmlsu When you leave youll say A day well spent wnth a good clean wholesome show P-XT ROINILE OUR ADVERTISERS ' I 4 v . . ., . . . ., . ' ' 1 . v'-. I ' , . ' 1 x 1 A I . - . f v, - . -. 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Cf fl' ' 5 If PARK CLEANERS DYERS DON S BARBER SHOP 328 Granlte St 32 36 No Mam St Dxal 2 5522 Complzmcnts 0 THE GOOD EARTH RESTAURANT ROGERS CHINESE AMERICAN FOOD 788 Elm street Dual 2 4613 1057 Llm Sr h N Dxal 3 2241 WAGON WHEELS Bedford PROFILE LINEN SERVICE LS Gowns Coats Aprons Towels C R NICKOL Table Lmen Ice Cream I1 hr lunches 444 SO Mam St Mamhestcr MARSHALL S DRUG STORE JANET F MOORE P P FQURNIERS VARIETY STORE WALTER Y CHATFIELD EDW M BRECK R g Clerk Rf Cl k 66 Sulhvan St 24 So Mann St W Manchester N H GEORGE E PEARSON G' CO LEMAY S Dependable jewelers for over 50 Years Electric Machme Sho Graduat on R ngs 49 Amoskeqg 926 Elm St Manchester N 107 Hano r St Dal 2 7122 Man h st r N JERRY S MOTOR LAB Cl anlng Press ng D R Rygmgl 3 2, CLE NSING CO F r Styx? 260 Gramte St Cor of Second St HOODS MILK L E WHITTEN INC HIGHIST QUALITY lok OVLR loo YI Alas 40 Merrimack St Used ln thxs School 66 Lake Avenue Manchester N H HUDSON MOTOR CARS GAAMS BEAUTY SHOP LESMERISES BROS 31 Hammer SUCH MEATS Sc GROCERIES Dxal 2 7373 89 West St PATRONIZE OUR ADX ERTISERS I . . - . . - Mane ester, . 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COMPANY sAusAGE MANUFACTURERS 23 Blodget St. Manchester, N H EI B F GOODRICH STORES BH' At GH Sppl J 8253 CHICOPEE MANUFACTURING CORPORATION tB g g T E Tires - Tubes - a eries u o ome u ies 734 m Street Manchester, N H Compliments of OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Jlanuf I rvrs of Suryival Gauze Wes rid e and McGre or Streets lr 0 Y D P S of Jlunvhvslvr Apparvl for Jlvn. ll 'onufn and Boys Ifvnlal llvpurtmvnl for .Ill Formal 01-fusions FOSTER BEEF CO 409 Elm St Dual 5 5722 Manchester N H lnvrqbollq ll orlanq V V Agaun sn l948 all our graduates have been placed' Although vve never promise anvone a job TOO of our graduates for at least ten years have been placed In secretarnal accountung bookkeepung and cnvu' servnce posutnons H CHO0L 0F ACCOUNTING 81 COMMERCE Sb I-lmomr Strut: Xllllxll st r N H D111 9 9013 School of Successful Graduates I-YIRUXIII OLR 'xlJXllillSlR5 l - , . . w fr 0 . , - ' Q 1 Q . - . . I. 1 t T- . . U lj '1 1'1 N 1 I Y . , L . , . L L.. . . . - ll Y, 3 . , V ,A . 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