Memorial High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

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' UP! 4577 A ' YN gf? 7 Ulf .AfV76h yi u VA , ' 'P XXQ1' W NS C EDITORS Ruth Sharp Mary Merrlll ASSISTANT EDITORS Ioyce Colby Bonnle Schofleld BUSINESS MANAGERS Wllllam Cummlngs Ellzabeth Rogers ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS Teresa Peterson Wllllam Slmpson CLASS NEWS EDITORS Bonnle Schofleld Phyllls Avery Frances Peterson GROUP EDITORS Ruth Sanford Starr Hall ASSISTANT GROUP EDITORS Nancy Morrlson Iamce McK1nnon SPORTS EDITOR Stephen Curley ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITORS Margaret Powden Douglas Gould ART EDITOR. Paula Westfall ASSISTANT ART EDITOR Marllyn Wells LITERARY EDITOR Earlene Wells ASSISTANT LITERARY EDITOR Sharon Powers Courler Staff tosfceterj M M xlladR Shap Buslness Manage s E R gets and W Cu 1 gs Table Dedrcatlon Faculty Admmlstratlon Around School Senlor Pages Underclassmen Ac t1v1t1es Advertlsmg of Contents A ' , 1 I Edi r n , . err n , r ' r, . o . mmn , ' I n o o Q o n Q a n o e a . . . . . , . . - . . - - 0 . , r 4 I n o n Dedication MR RICHARD THOMPSON Thompson whose helpful guldance and cheerfulness wlll long be remembered by the class of 1959 As a thank-you, we dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Gsm Facult WV? MR HOLLIS EMERY Vxce Prmcxpal Socxal Studxes pw MRS SADIE JACQUES Home Economxcs MRS RUTH WELLS Englxsh RIC HARD THOMPSON Shop RAYMOND LADIEU Muslc MR ROBERT ERICKSON MRS MARY RUELL Commercxal MR LEE MCCOY MR ALBERT GENETTI Mathemaucs Pnncipal 10? :I MRS RUTH NOSEWORTHY French Engllsh RICHARD SEDERSTROM DONALD DAY Science Socxal Studies U I I ff MR, ' MR. I mx JI ' Art ' , I ' it 1:2 I I . EKSL ,rj 1 -' : w Z 0 , . - X , MR. I A MR. A I Administration MR SAMUEL WORTHEN MRS VERA MACDOUGALL 'ff.M+-Wh MRS HENRITETA DOLE MR CHESTER WELLS MRS RITA WEBSTER MR C MAURICE GRAY Supenntendent of Schools MR WILLIAM BARRETT MRS FLORA BRALEY 3011001 Nl-U56 Secretary to the Superintendent VJ .P ur- ? -fix f '3' . 9119 f 2 , , V, '-Abs 1 ,AW '11 1 Class of I959 President .... . .Ioe Denning Commencement Prom , , lung 5 Vice-President .... Mary Merrill Baccalaureate . . . . Iune 7 Secretary . , . , Ruth Sanford C1555 Night , , , lung g Treasurer . . Ruth Sharp Cgmmencement , , Iung 12 Motto . . . . Ambition Has No Rest Colors . . . .Green and White A FEW LAST WORDS FROM YOUR CLASS PRESIDENT We can never forget the past four years spent in Bristol High for during this time we have made many good friends and had many experiences together As a group we made quick work of getting acquainted and accustomed to high school life after first passing through freshman initiation in diapers and bobby pins Getting accustomed to working together as a class was another problem Until our Junior year we seemed to have many differences of opinion some of our activities weren t exactly flops but they were close But by the time we entered our Junior year we seemed to come into our own I believe that it was the Iunior From that brought us together It forced us to choose between two courses work together or fail We worked decorate The hours we spent in planning are too numerous to attempt to count them anyone who was around the school will remember how we worked with Mr Thompson to help and guide us Even if we had lost money on 1 it would have been a success We finished our Junior year as a well satisfied class Now our senior year is here the year we have long anticipated The time is fast approach ing when we shall be leaving this school but I believe that in a way we shall never leave entirely Something of us will remain always the laughter the good natured arguing and a certain something that I cannot quite name an intangible thing which can never perish SO classmates Iwish to you all the best of luck in all the years ahead ' ' ' I II ll ' l I I l 0 I ' 4 together. Some nights toward the end of our preparation we stayed on until eleven o'clock to . I , ' l l I I I o I V - Y 0 I I I 1 ' l 1 I I I I U MARSHA AUC HTERLONIE L1.fe1s a great bundle of llttle th1ngs. i Cheerleader .... . H1-Y Club . 0 1 ,, 0 WILLIAM H. CUMMINGS Bill He gets through too late who goes too fast. Courier Staff ..... . . 3, 4 Varsity B. B. Manager ..... 2, 4 I. V. B. B. Manager . . . . l,2,4 Band ....... . . 1, 2, 3 Seruor Play .... . . . 4 Baseball Manager . . . . l,2, 4 2 V' X . 4 5, 4, Q5 . 3 5 J 'I 1 Y , LAURA L. CABRAL '-LOuy-- All this falr, and soft, and sweet, Shall wlthm one Beauty meet. Chorus . . . . . Z Offlce Glrl . . . . 4 Senlor Play . . . -1 RUSSELL EI. BRIGHAM Big-Ham The path of duty is the way to glory. Semor Play . . . -l ,lf BARBARA A. BELLOIR Barbie Not much talk--A great, sweet silence. Chorus. . . . . l LAWRENCE V. GUARALDI Larry Every man for himself and God for us all. me-mor Play NATALIE l. QUINT Nat Mischief, thou an afoot. Basketball Dramatics Hi-Y Club .l,Z,3,4 . .2.3 ANN M. RILEY Diligence is fortune. Dramatics . . I-li-Y Club . . Chorus .... Senior Play . . Carnival Queen uAndyu the mother of good . 2,3 . . 1,2 . .1,2,3 . . . .3 .. ..l IOHN W. LYNCH Speak the truth a Student Council I. V. B. B. . . Chorus . . . . Senior Play . . nd shame the Devil. BETTY L. ST. LAWRENCE God's rarest blessing is, after all, a good woman. Librarian.. ....3 Barld...........l,2,3,4 Carnival Queen Candidate . . . . . ..l,2,3 X . .l,2 vi 1 'gr 5. 1. S Ei RICHARD F. CUTTER I would rather be rig president. Student Council . . Dramatics . . . H1-Y Club . . Senior Play . Baseball . . STEPHEN Q. CURLEY Curly Self-trust is the first secret of success. Varsity B. B. . . 3,4 I. V. B. B. . . .l,2 Dramatics . . l,Z,3 Hi-Y Club . . . 2,3,4 Courier Staff . . , . . 3, 4 Senior Play . . . .1, 3, 4 Baseball . . . .1, 3, 4 ..DiCk.. ht than be . .Z,3,4 . 2,3,4 . . . 4 . .l,4 . .3,4 STARR E. E. HALL Tarrsa When I'm not thanked at all, I'm thanked enough. Courier Staff . . . Z, 3, 4 Chorus . . . .l, 3,4 Secretary . . . -1 Dramatics . . . . . . Z Band .... . . l, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play . . . . . .4 IOSEPH DENNING Ioe lt must be right, l've done it from my youth. Student Council . . . . l, 2, 3, 4 President . . . . . . 4 Chorus ..... .... l Class President . . . .1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play ...... .... 4 Model U. Delegate . . . . 3 Baseball ...... . . 4 Junior Achievement . . . 4 President .... . . 4 MURIEL A. GOODEARL Fair and softlygoes far. Dramatics , , , ,1,2,3 Senior Play , , , .1 Office Girl . . .4 11 F. PHILIP EASTMAN The well of true w Student Councll . Varslty B. B. . I. V. B. B. . Co-Captaln . . Dramatxcs . . Senior Play . Baseball . . THOMAS A. GILBERT Tom From the crown of hls head to the sole of hls foot, he lS all rmrth. Student Councll . . . l, 2, 4 Vlce-Presldent . . . . -1 Varslty B. B. . . . . . 4 I. V. B. B. . . .l,2,3 H1-Y Club . . . 3, 4 Presldent . . . 4 Senior Play . . . 4 Baseball . . . 1,2 School Reporter . Senior Play . . ..1-mp., lt 15 truth ltself. ......2,3 . . .-I . .l,2,3 . 2,3 . 4 . .4 . .3,4 SUSAN E. NELSON Sue A good mmd possesses a k1ngdom. Student Council . . . 4 Secretary . . . . . 4 Offtce Girl . . . . . Z Chorus . . . . 1, 3,4 Dramatlcs . . . . . 1,2 . ..4 ..4 H. ALLEN FLETCHER Fletch Youth 1S wholly experlmental. sk,',x.:' l MARY E. MERRILL Mae-Mae Life is the best posslble thing we canmake 1t. Student Counc1l . . . . . 3 Secretary .... .... 3 Couner Staff . . . l, 2, 3, 4 Art Appreciatton . . . . . . 4 Dramatics , . . . l, 2,4 Llbrarlan ..... . . . l Semor Play ..... . . 4 Class Vlce-Presldent . . l, 4 Class Secretary . . . . 2 EARL E . WILLIAMS Seeking the root o in me. Dramatics . . Senior Play . . Baseball .... Varsity Basketball up, Q, z 1 EARLENE LOUISE WELLS Courier Staff . . Office Girl . . . Art Appreciation . . Cheerleader .... Head Cheerleader . . . Model U. N. Delegate . Chorus ........ Dramatics . Hi-Y Club . . . . Senior Play ...... Herb: I the matter is found . . 4 . . 4 . . . 4 .. ..4 Courier Staff ...... Cheerleader . . Chorus . . . Hi-Y Club . . . Class Secretary .... Senior Play .... . . Carnival Queen Candidate Class Vice-President . . Eenie The less of routine, the more of life. . . 3, 4 . .2,3 . . .4 ..2,3,-1 . .4 . . . . .3 . . .l,3 . l,Z,3,4 . l,Z,3,4 . .2,3,4 ...3 PAUL W. MORRILL Monk Moderation is best, and to avoid all extremes. RUTH ANN SANFORD Sandy Happiness seems made to be shared. . . . 3,4 . . . 3 . .l,2,3,4 . l,2,3,4 ..I,3,4 ..-1 .I ELIZABETH L. ROGERS Liz Truth is truth to the end of reckoning. Courier Staff . . .... . . . . 4 Chorus . . . . . 2, 3 Librarian . . . . I, 3, 4 Band . , . . l,2,3,4 Secretary . . . . . .4 Senior Play . . . . 3, 4 All-State Music . . . . 3 PAULA WESTFALL This world has angels a too few. Student Council . . . Courier Staff . . . . 3, Basketball . . Chorus ....., , Art Appreciation . . . 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader .... 2, H1-Y Club . , . l Dramatics ...... Senior Play ...., Iunior Achievement . . Carnival Queen . Candidate .... Band..... ,2,3, SANDRA I. SMART Strength through j Chorus . . . Dramatics . . I-I1-Y Club . . Librarian . Office . . . Senior Play ..... Iun1orAchxevement . Secretary ..... Courier Staff . . J X Ni, fr may Sandy oy. . .l,2,3 . . l . . 3 . l,Z,3 . . 2,3 . . 4 . . 4 . .4 . . 4 DAVID E. PERKINS Perky You ain't heard nothin' yet, folks. PATRICK MCLAUGHLIN Let every man mind his ow upat.. n bus1ness. RUTH M. SHARP Still waters run deep. Dramatics . . . Chorus . . . Senior Play . . Courier Staff ...... Class Treasurer ..... Carnival Queen Candidate . gf 2 Ruthie 1,2,3, 1,2,3, . .3, . 3, DENNIS HICKING Den Write me as one who loves his fellow-men. Senior Superlatives , X . Q 5 RICHARD CUTTER - EARLENE WELLS Best Actors RUTH SANFORD - TOM GILBERT Peppiest Class Comechans Class Flirts fx. .X K x. 2 K I PATRICK MCLAUGHLIN - BARBARA BELLOIR 1015 DENNING - MARSHA AUCHTERLONIE Quletest IOE DENNING - EARLENE WELLS Most Lucely to Succeed Most Arqumentamve wcgvuw Aw, Best Dancers 1. R i W ,, V' . K , , TOM GILBERT - STARR HALL Best Natured JOE DENNING - MARY MERRILL Most Studious STEVE CURLEY - PAULA WESTI-'ALL Best Looklng STEVE CURLEY - NATALIE QUINT MosLAthlet1c mum , w.-A , W, , rw. il H Senior Activities i 5 V my If XJ ELIZABETH an ew fr ' Q99 BILL fy rf rf X J Y 'Z.l'l'lZCf9U'23Pl'T77UlTlUZ Secretary . . . . . . . .S. Powers Treasurer . . . . T. Peterson Vice-President . M. Lynch President . . - . W. Simpson Junior Class Another year has quickly passed and we find ourselves juniors. Unfortunately several students left us this year. They are Mave-Belle Stickney, Raymond Stickney, and Peter Pozerycki. Because of the loss of these students, it was neces- sary to elect other students to fill their positions in the Student Council and that of the Vice-President. Council members elected were Teresa Peterson and Ianice McKinnon. The Vice-President is now Martha Lynch. The junior food sale was held on October ll, and we wish to thank all those who helped to make it successful. This year the Iunior Prom was ours to plan and antici- pate. The Prom seems to be something every high school girl and boy anticipates with eagerness. Because of the hard work of our class this year's Prom was a huge success. Q5 Iii V! E e li l , . 3 l ROW ONE: I. McKinnon, S. Powers, M. Elder, I. Chellis, M. Hillsgrove, B. Gendron, P. Powden, I. Colby, C. Bucklin, I Patten, T. Peterson. ROW TWO: Mrs. Noseworthy, Advisor, E. Morgan, W. Sanborn, A. Huckins, B. Schofield, P. Boyd, N Morrison, M. Lynch, B. Lovering, N. Kenney, C. Lord, L. Austin, M. Wells, I. Patten. ROW THREE: M. Swain, C. Tapply I. Quinney, E. Adams, D. Goodearl, V. Duff, D. Harvey, W. Carlson, D. Drake, I, Slayton, W. Simpson, W. Corliss. 20 s Sophomore Class l There were forty-two members in the sophomore class this year. During the year we welcomed Richard Bastianson to our class and bade farewell to Frances Drake, Warren Cole, Sharon Stickney, and Glen Weglarz. The sophomore class was well represented this year in extracurricular activities. Several participated in bas- ketball, baseball, dramatics, chorus, band, and cheer- leading. We elected three members to the Student Council. 'They were Douglas Gould, Lawrence Haney, and Richard Bastianson. A very successful food sale was held May 9. President ....... . D. Gould Vgce-President . . . P. Avery Secretary . . . . 5. Shacneit Treasurer , , . I. Hatfield ROW ONE: S. Frame, M. Massey, I. Woodman, I. Hatfield, I. Guaraldi, M. Rivest, B. Fleury, P. Hubbard, S. Shackett, B. Matthews, C. Rogers. ROW TWO: Advisor, Mrs. Iacques, M. Gray, I. Wells, R. Despms, G. Brett, C. Cutter, L. Defosses, M. Proctor, P. Avery, B. White, M. Morrgll, R. Dearborn, K. Riley, V. Lowell, L. Coolidge. ROW THREL: P. Schofield, K. Hall, M. Austin, T. Hines, L. Haney, D. Greenan, D. Bastianson, I. Fairbank, D. Gould, R. Bourbeau, C. Slayton, M. Workman, R. Gilbert, A. Colby, E, Jaldwell. 1 5 Q s g E L TT ' ' 5 Q 1 1 . ' 7 1 ' g A ' J F l A D 1 -V f S 1 A x A . ff 3 . E Q r T ' E R i 1 ,I , 3 ! E Freshman Class We started our first year of high school with thirty- four members. Each one of us was anxiously awaiting initiation. But when initiation week arrived, we discovered that it wasn't so bad, after all our worries. After initiation we settled down to the more serious side of our school life, studies and our first report card. Many freshmen participated in the various activities and found them extremely enjoyable. Representing us in the Student Council were Russell Worthen and Dorinda Toppan. Our spring food sale was a wonderful success with the able assistance of our class advisor, Mr. McCoy. We are looking forward to our sophomore year in hope that it will be as enjoyable as this. Treasurer . . . . M. Ilicxs Secretary . . . . . L. Davis Vice-President . . . B. Morlenson President . . . . W. Morrlll ROW ONE: B, Morrill, N. Iacquilh, C. Fowler, L. Gray, S. Curley, M. Hicks, I. Delsart, M. Wilson, L. Davis, C. I-Iodgdon. ROW TWO: Mr. McCoy, Advisor, B. Adams, I. Colby, K. Rice, L. Duff, B. Mortenson, D. Toppan, D. Wells, E. Simpson, V. Corliss, F. Peterson, I. Baker, M. Tibbetts. ROW THREE: D. Bucklin, R. Kenney, A. Eastman, G. Bruckett, C. Butcher, P. Durfee, W. it 1 t ' 4 if I Morrill, R. Worthen, R. Gove, T. Gillery, K. Drake, A. Sharp. 1' 1 ? S 5 . v l l, s ,Q 2 2 . S g gt Eg X Student Council . .T. Gilbert . '. Nelson . . .,. cnnrng r . . Mr. Genetti The purpose of our Student Council is to hear, discuss, and act upon the student body's suggestions for a better school. Before these suggestions can be discussed or acted upon, they must be presented by the representatives to the rest of the council. It is the duty of these representatives to hear and understand suggestions and complaints of the students. Any student feeling the need for changes or improvements around our school should feel free to contact his class representatives about it. An active Student Council sponsors many activities and is responsible for many of the measures taken to better a school. ln our few meetings this year, we discussed improving the school spirit. However, no definite action was taken regarding this. The traditional right of Student Council representatives to give detention in the absence of a teacher was continued. Two representatives from the junior class, Raymond Stickney and Peter Pozerycki, moved away and were replaced by Ianice McKinnon and Teresa Peterson. RL',N'.' CNE: I. McKinnon, P. Powden, S. Nelson, D. Toppan, B. Schofield, T. Peterson. ROV! TWO: T. Gilbert, l. Denning, L. Haney, D. Gould, W. Simpson, ROW THREE: R. Worthen, W. Morrill, R. Bastianson, I. Lynch, R. Cutter, fig 2 E . if ' A 1 1 l i fn? -f 5 i y 2 5 e 5 5 T' X l Z z t I 3 A i it it it r I i Q 5 r ' ' 1 Q G A T Dramatics 'Fr'-nsurvr . . . . T. Peterson President .... . . .E. Wells Vice-President . . . . R. Sharp jecrfiary . . . . . P. Powden Nearly thirty enthusiastic amateurs combined their skills to produce several com- mendable performances during this 1958-59 season. Shortly after the school year began, spirited work started on the Senior Play, The Night of Ianuary l6th, a drama which displayed some fine acting. All members of the club workled assiduously on scenery to make the courtroom setting appear realistic Next, three skits depicting various attitudes toward basketball were performed for the student body to introduce the basketball season. A play, Christmas Customs, was staged for school assembly. The entire script was written by members of our club. Later on, the plays, The Ghost of Punkin Holler and Wilbur Takes His Medicine, as well as the skit entitled The Easiest Way, were presented. It certainly was an outstanding year, made possible only by the tireless, efficient direction of Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Hewitt, who were with us for the first semester, and ambitious participants. ROW ONE: N. lacquith, S. Curley, P. Powden, I. Hatfield, M. Merrill, T. Peterson, C. Fowler. ROW TWO: E. Wells, F Peterson, L. Defosses, R. Sharp, D. Toppan, B. White, M. Morrill, Mrs. Wells, Advisor. ROW THREE: R. Gilbert, R. Cutter W. Carlson, R. Bastianson, E. Williams, P. Durfee, P. Eastman. filbl 5. 75 26 Hi-Y Club 1-41' ous.: IJY4. t i . L. 'vN't1ll.5 VL: f-Pr ,rid , . D. Gciuli -Y President . . . T. Gilbert I Advisor . . . Mr. McCoy Under the excellent guidance of our regional director, Reid Besserer, and our ad- visor, Mr. McCoy, the Hi-Y Club put in a busy year. Many new members were received into the club at an impressive induction service held at one of our first meetings. The membership has increased over last year and now stands at forty-one. Some of the activities enjoyed by members this year were: the Older Boys Confer- ence, held in Claremont in Novemberg the Older Girls Conference, held in Laconia in March, a mid-winter splash party: and the Holy Cross-Dartmouth football game in November. Because of the conscientious work done by the President, Thomas Gilbert, and the other officers, each meeting and activity was both worthwhile and enjoyable. ROW GNL: 5. Frame, B. Morrill, S. Powers, I. Woodman, M. Hicks, S. Curley, L. Coolidge, B. Fleury, P. Hubbard, P. Powden, L. Gray, M. Wilson, I. McKinnon, M. Auchterlonie. ROW TWO: B. White, I. Hatfield, E. Wells, R. Dearborn, G. Brett, E Simpson, N. Morrison, F. Avery, M. Lynch, D. Toppan, B. Mortenson, L. Duff, R. Sanford, K. Riley, P. Westfall, R. Desplns, M. Morrill. ROW THREE: T. Gilbert, F. Schofield, R. Gove, R. Cutter, R. Worthen, I. Day, V. Duff, W. Morrill, S. Curley, D. Gould, W. Simpson, R. Gilbert, C. Tapply. 5 lean Guaraldi, Ioyce Hatfield nd Pai Hubbard read me reference Lorraine Austgr. and Janice McKinnon working ai 1 a,az snewes, stacks Librar Constant improvement has been seen in our library this year under the supervision of Mrs. Noseworthy. Through the bookmobile we receive books from the Concord State Library, and the Science Travel Library ships us books monthly. ln addition to this we are an affiliate of the Bristol Town Library. New cabinets and files have been installed to store maps and magazines. The student librarians are doing a fine job with their responsibilities. Some of these include keeping the shelves in order, assisting library users in their problems, and ac- counting for all books in use. The student body has been very co-operative in following the new rules of the li- brary. Because of their co-operation our new library has been a success. iroi Rogers at L11-'-Ines. Lirxfie floolidge and Marion Hilsgro-Je 5112559131 Rggprs 5: desk, lane Patten, BQ-1 I' r fi it the magazine zacc. Kay RiieyLooa1ng over a magazine at and Mary hge Rive-gt Standing, iid Chorus Thls year the Chorus has added a brlght note to our programs They presented a Chrlstmas concert durlng an assembly and sang at Graduatlon and at the Baccalaureate servlce In Aprll the Chorus partlclpated Jolntly wlth the Dramatlcs Club ln presentlng an Open House program Representatlves to All State Chorus thls year were Mary Iane Rlvest Charles Tapply and Sharon Powers W ONE S Curley S ame B M rrlll M Wlson Gra S Hal C Rogers I Patten M Hicks C Fow er Woodman S Shackett S Powers ROW TWO I Colby I Delsart S Nelson E Sxmpson A Hucklns B Mortenson L Defosses R Sharp L Duff C Lord R Sanford B Adams V Lowell M Rlvest ROW THREE C Tapply I Slayton I Day V Duff W Morrlll R Worthen W Sxmpson A Sharp . . . 2 I I . RO I - ' , .Fr H, - 0 f . 'l ,L. Y, . l, . , . , .' f - 1,1 1- ,. '. 2. ,. ,'. ,.' .. ,. , ,- ,- 1 - ,. ,. ,. , .' . 1. ,.' , ,. , . ,. , . f. . Band Mr. Ladieu Director of Band and Chorus The seventeen-piece band met on Wednesday and Friday of each week under the direction of Mr. Raymond Ladieu. Sectional rehearsals were held each Thursday. We played for the Christmas program, April Open House, Class Night, and for several as- semblies. Members selected to go to All-State Band this year were: Martha Lynch, Brenda Morrill, and Ioyce Woodman. Graduating this year are Elizabeth Rogers, Paula Westfall, Betty St. Lawrence, and Starr Hall, who extend their best wishes to those who will carry on next year. ROW ONE: K. Riley, R. Gove, C. Vancelette, E. Rogers, M. Lynch, S. Bennett, I. Woodman, B. St. Lawrence. ROW TWO: A. Sharp, C. Hicks, V. Duff, S. Hall, I. Slayton, P. Vvestfall, D. Toppan, B. Adams, B. Morrill. 1 , K .4 ,ga 4, . Q, f 5 Q 'A mm if 1 S Q ,pl ffl -V Tot. Mrs . Ruell, Coach Cheerleading Another year of cheerleading is over. It has been made suc cessful through the co-operation of the girls both in practice and in the devising of new cheers and routines. Mrs. Ruell, our advisor, gave us much help by insis- ting on the perfection of each cheer, regular practice sessions, and the obeying of the rules of fair play at all times. At tryouts this year eight girls were chosen. Three, Ioyce Hatfield, Patricia Hubbard and Earlene Wells, were veterans. The new girls were Sharon Powers, Martha Hicks, Sharon Stickney, Marsha Auchterlonie, and our alternate, Gail Brett. During the first part of the year Sharon Stickney moved away, and Gail took her place as a regular cheerleader. We chose Earlene Wells as our head cheerleader. Under her efficient leadership, the girls ! displayed much school spirit and obeyed the rules of good sportsmanship. This year, as in form 91' YEGTS, we Were proud to compete in the Cheerleading Tournament held in Meredith in February. Girls' Basketball Coach, Mr. Sederstrom Manager, I. McKinnon The girls' team had a very large turnout this season. Freshmen on the team are Betty Mortenson, Francis Peterson, Dorinda Toppan, Lois Duff, Ellen Simpson, Brenda Adams, and Iustine Delsart. The sophomores are Phyllis Avery and Loretta Defosses. The juniors are Nancy Morrison, Martha Lynch, Margaret Powden, Nancy Kenny, Barbara Gendron and our manager, Ianice McKinnon. We will be losing only one player at graci- uation, Natalie Ouint. The girls have worked long and hard for their new coach, Mr. Sederstorm, and his assistant for half of the season, Miss McBride of P. T. C. The schedule of '58-'59 included the Bristol Alumni, Plymouth, Belmont, Meredith, Ashland, Lincoln, and New London. A new team appearing in the schedule was Tilton, who had a girls' team for the first time this year. The girls are promising a winning season next year, as there is a strong and deter- mined team returning. H ROW ONE: N. Morrison, N. Kenney, B. Gendron, N. Quint, M. Lynch, P. Avery, P. Powden, ROW TWO: I. Delsart, B. Adams, L. Duff, L. Defosses, D. Toppan, B. Mortenson, F. Peterson, E. Simpson. Varsity Basketball Coach, Mr. Errzcry Manager, VV. Cummings Despite the graduation of seven of last year's lettermen, the inexperienced Varsity team rose above the expectations of most fans. The four seniors on this year's team, Thomas Gilbert, Philip Eastman, Earl Williams, and Stephen Curley, will be missed and needed by next year's team. Their positions on the squad will be hard to fill. The remainder of the team consists of Danny Harvey, Bill Simpson, and Vance Duff, juniors: and Ronald Bucklin and Douglas Gould, Soph- omores. The fellows on the team would like to thank Coach Emery for the fine training given them. Bill Cummings is to be commended for his excellent job as manager. The seniors on the squad wish for next year's varsity both a successful season and a continued determination to uphold the principles of good sportsmanship. ROW ONE: D. Gould, E. Williams, D. Harvey, V. Duff, S. Curley, ROW TWO: T, Gilbert, W. Simpson, P. Eastman. Q Junior Varsity Basketball Coach, Mr. Day Manager, W. Cummings It is to be expected that Iunior Varsity, the training ground for Varsity players, will lose each year those players who prove themselves ready for the move upward. Eight of last year's men left the jayvee ranks this year, but newcomers quickly filled the ranks again. Coach Day and the boys worked hard and had a good season. Iohn Fairbank, David Greenan, and Wayne Morrill did a good job of clearing the boards, supported by the neat ball-handling of Chris Slayton, Peter Schofield, Bob Graves, Allen Eastman, Merton Austin, and Bob Gilbert. ROW ONE: P. Schofield, C. Slayton, I. Fairbank, A. Eastman, W. Morrill. ROW TWO: M. Austm, D- G1'?el'l5I1, R- Gilbert. rl E, nl. Edrtors, Mary Mernll and Ruth Sharp: ixusoz, Mrs. Rath Noseworthy Courier Siaff nands nas, l.,.., not As the Courier staff lS confronted wlth the task of publlshing a yearbook, they real- ize the hard work and the many problems that lle before them. Soon they are ruffling through papers, thelr penells are scratching, and new ideas are considered. Due to the efforts of a hard worklng group, the deadllne is met, and the copy is sent to the publlsher. We hope that our readers get as much enjoyment from it as the staff did in its pre- paratlon. ROW ONE: I. Mclixnnon, S. Pow Sanford, E. Rogers, P. Avery, R. Cummlngs, S. Curley, D. Gould, ers, S. Hall, M. Merrlll, I. Colby, M. Powden, Sharp, N. Morrlson, B. Schofield, F. Peterson. E. Wells. Q T. Peterson. ROW TWO: P. Westfall, R ROW THREE: M, Wells, W. 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