Memorial High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1962 volume:

wwf Qfffkfffvcfej 1962 NP xwx, f Q, Q fi' NIIIII Q U3 41 W fi' N? I Q0 ' 1 High 5611001 C1'1101'l2l ancluester, New Hampskh' H X CW-VD MD Justice, trutli, riglfiteousness -- tlmese are tlxe eternal virtues symbolized by Excalibur, tlie legenclary sworcl of King Artliur, given to Lim LY iris Lady ofTl1e Lua. may fits title se appropriately selectecl by tlae Class Q F-15 oi l-1 00. E. Q-n FD C ' f Cn T lx 5 ill H- O C P1 t Q.. 25 is U? r-D C FD CIA H' 5+-. H H' H C FP rl and justice- BOARD OF EDITORS Andrea Aaron Susan Klatkn Iafllfle Beaulieu lane Powers Dale Brown Sandra Carson Patricia Clinton Robert Dyclo Diane Proulx Marsha Robinson Carol Weeks peter Fogg Donna Wheeler Elaine Giosselin Carol Wsovkonecli Cynthia Hagianis Iune Wovkonecb SECRETARY BUSINESS MANAGER Eleanor Stacy Robert Bielawa FACULTY ADVISERS l Edilorirzl, Mr. Lous A. Freedman Adzfcrzfising, Miss Elinore I. Coucouvitis Arr, Miss Lucille B. Larnontagne Treasurer, Mrs. Martha G. FfibC1'g 2 J si 9 if E 2 B SE r 'is J' 5 id E E I 1 i Principal To the Class of '62 It is a pleasure to congratulate the class of 1962 on its graduation from Manchester Memorial High School. I hope that your high school education is not a quantitative body of memorized knowledge salted away in a card Hle, but rather qualitative knowledge that you put into daily practice to foster a successful and happy life. You have shown our readiness willin ness and abilit to serve Y 1 4 , 1 g U ,u I Y 0 your school. You have participated actively in its organization and its maintenance. May you continue to serve your community and your country with insight, perserverance, and success. JOSEPH E. BRONSTEIN AUSTIN E. FIQAIN Assistant principal To the Class of '62 A statesman tells us, 6'To whom much is given, much is expected. When you graduate, having benefited from the sacrifices of your parents, the concern of your community, and the efforts of your teachers, much will be expected of you. We look forward to your contributing genenously of your talents and your training to your family and to your fellowman as well as to your own future. We hope that, in the many years ahead, you will always find true satisfaction, success, and service. Good luck to each of you! a OUR CLASS ADVISER We, the Class of 1962, here express our grateful appreciation to Mrs. Krauzer, our class adviser For her tireless eiforts and comforting attitude, For her sympathetic understanding and wise guidance, For her unceasing devotion and generous friendship. We shall long remember the kind in- terest and concern that she had for each of us. OUR COUNSELLORS Mr. Lemery, Miss McCarthy, Mrs. Botop and Mr. Crotty. Ulztss QQEIQ We came, We learned, and now We leave The halls of Memorial High. Our future calls: the worlrl awaits: The years are passing by. Oh, young We leave, but younger came With this our main Concern: To prepare ourselves for the ilays ahead, To Work and strive to learn. Memorial High, the time has Come To leave your spirits bright, But in the Coming years of life, Youill he our guiding light. Worrls by Caro! Weelqy, '62 Music hy lohmzna Quimby, i6 E CLASS OFFICERS Gif-Z president: PE-I-EQ FOGG Vice President: DOQOTI-IEA COVATIS Secretary: SALLYAN JULIAN Treasurer: BIQAD SMITH LOUISE ALLYSON Quia at first--but look again! Commercial Course. Booster Club, 33 Business Educa- tion Club. 4, Choir, 39 Thanksgiving Assembly, 3. NORMA ELAINE ANDERSON Smile mul lhe worlrl :miles w1lh you. NORM Commercial Course. Student Teacher. 33 Business Edu- cation Club, 4. IOSEPH BARRY Every man is zhe architect of his own fortune. 1013 Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. College Course. Student Council Delegate, l, 2, Mock Election, 3g Outing Club, I, 2, Assembly, I, 2, 43 I. V. Basketball, 25 I. V. Football, I, 2, Track: Spring and Winter, I-35 Varsity Football, 3g Thanksgiving Assem- bly, 4g Memorial Week, 3, 45 Student Teacher, 4. MARCIA LOUISE BARTHOLOMEW II is n1ce lo he natural, if yozfre nrzlnrally nice. MARSH Commercial Course. Student Council Alternate, 33 Stu- dent Council Delegate, 2: Student Teacher, I-3g Busi- ness Education Club, 4g Choir, 4g Christmas Assembly, 4. ANDREA AARON Much can he achieved through diligence and care. ANDY Transfer from Princeton High School, Princeton, N. I. College Course. Student Council Delegate, 4g Student Teacher, 3g Monocle Editor-in-Chief, 43 Excalihnr, 43 Marionettes, 33 Fiat-Lux 3g Pulling the Cm'min , 3g Oratorical Society, 33 Thanksgiving Basket Committee, 3g Reception Committee, 43 Girls State, 33 National Honor Society, 4. PHYLLIS ELAINE ABBOTT She ha: the voice of gladness bubbling over. PETEY, PI-IYL Commercial Course. Booster Club, 3, 4, Business Edu- cation Club, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, 3g Central Chorus. lg Operetta Usherette, 25 Library Assistant, 3, -l. IUDITH ANN ADAMS A merry heizrf goes all clay. IUDY Commercial Course. Student Teacher, I, 2, Excalihur Advertising Staff, 35 Booster Club, 3, 4, Bowling Club, 3, 4, President, 3, 4, Business Education Club, 43 Maiorette. 43 All-State Chorus, 3. LINDA IOYCE AKINS Silence if golden, hu! talking is much more jun. LIN Transfer from Dunedin Highland High School, Dune- din, Florida. College Course. Marionettes, 3g Booster Club. 3: Physi- cal Education, lg Banquet Committee. 43 All-State Cho- rus, 4g Orchestra, 1, 23 Choir, 1-45 Thanksgiving Assem- bly, -lg I'irozes of Penzance , Ig Talent Show, 3g Mas- lqcrmle in Vienna , 2, Christmas Assembly, 35 Student Teacher, 4: Memorial Week Assembly, 4. LUCILLE LOUISE BELAIR She has zz sixth senseitz sense of humor. LOU Commercial Course. Student Teacher, 25 Business Edu- cation Club, 4g Choir, 3, 4, Christmas Assembly, 3, 4. CONSTANCE MARIE LUCILLE BELIVEAU A pleasant smile, zz winning way. CONNIE Transfer from St. Anthony High School. Commercial Course. Business Education Club, 3, 43 Dramatics Club, I, 23 Sodality of Mary, 1, 2. CHARLES EDMOND BELLEMARE The heart of zz little one is sometimes bigger than the heart of cz giant. CHUCK 'Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. College Course. Banquet Committee, 4, Class Vice President, 1, 2, Secretary, 2g Student Teacher, 4. ' PAUL BERGERON in 'A handful of eommon sense is worth a bushel of - learning. College Course. Home Room Representative, 3, 4g Stu- dent Teacher, 15 Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Banquet Committee, 4. RONALD RICHARD BARTON A rolling tire gathers no moss. RON Technical Course. RICHARD H. BATES 1'Boys will he boys. DICK Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. College Course. Test Tube Tinkler Club, 4. FRANCIS BEAUDRY Work nezfer hurt any man, but why tnlqe chances? FRANK Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. Commercial Course. I. V. Football, 1. IANINE BEAULIEU Always be assured of her cheerful greeting. Commercial Course. Student Council Alternate, 2, 33 Student Teacher, l-33 Excalibur, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Business Education Club, 45 Cheerleader, 3, 4, Miss Memorial Candidate, 4. ALBERT BRUNO BOISVERT All nature wears one universal grin. SONNY Technical Course. I. V. Basketball, 23 Varsity Basket- ball, 3. THOMAS BOISVERT '-' A man is not idle because he is absorbed in thought. TOM Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. College Course. DONALD ARTHUR BOUCHARD Work never hurt any man. DON Technical Course. GEORGE EDVVARD BRACKETT A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. BUDDY Transfer from Exeter High School, Exeter, N. H. General Course. Reception Committee, 4. ROBERT IOSEPH BIELAWA Boy of a hundred tricks. BOB Technical Course. Student Council Alternate, lg Stu ilcnr Teacher, 1, 23 Excalibur Advertising StaH, 3, 4 Stage Crew, 3, 4. FRANK STANLEY BIENIEK Thought will not work except in silence. MOUSE Gm-ncral Course. DAVID BIENVENUE Every num is a uolume if you know how to read him. Transfer from Pinkerton Academy. Technical Course. PAUL BOHAN He is silent, he is shyf there is mischief in his eye.' Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. Cfillcgc Cfrursf. CECILE ROSE CASE The only way to have a friend is to he one. SIS, CASEY Commercial Course. Physical Education Club, 1, 25 Business Education Club, 35 Gym Team, lg Choir, 3. IRENE MARIA CHAKAS Nice to loolq at,' nice to know. RENIE Commercial Course. Stcclent Council Delegate, 35 Stu- dent Teacher, 33 Business Education Club, 3, 4. ALAN FRANCIS CI-IALBECK He take: life as it comes. AL Technical Course. ARTHUR ANTHONY CHICADERIS From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. CHIC College Course. Home Room Representative, 35 Iunior Prom Committee, 35 I. V. Basketball, 23 Varsity Base- ball, 3g Class Treasurer, 33 Banquet Chairman, 4g U. N. Model Assembly, 45 National Honor Society, 4. DANIEL C. BRISSON He's got hrain: and he me: them at the oddest times. DAN General Course. Mr. Memorial Skits, 3, DALE W. BROVVN A pretty girl in a pretty ufayiat least that's what her friend: all ray. College Course. Student Council Delegate, 33 Student Teacher, 3, Monocle, 43 Excalihztr Staff, 4, Booster Club, 3, 4, Art Club, 2g Flowers Committee, 23 Cheerleader, 3, 4, Captain, 4, Choir, 3, 4g.Oflicial School Seal De- signer, 3: Miss Memorial Candidate, 4g Banquet Com- mittee, 4. MICHAEL WALTER BURKE A little work, zz little play-Oh heclq, let's fmt play. MIKE Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. College Course. SANDRA LEE CARSON A charming face and a pcrronality to match. SANDIE Transfer from Pinkerton Academy, Derry, N. H. College Course. Student Council Alternate, 43 Home Room Representative, 3, 43 Excalibur, 45 Marionettes, 4, Class Pictures Committee, 45 Graduation Usherette, 33 Iunior Prom Committee, 35 Varsity Softball, lg Sopho- more Girls Choir, 23 Girls' Activity Club, Ig Softball, 25 Physical Education Club, 3. CONSTANCE THERESA COMIRE Happiness is good nature. CONNIE Commercial Course. Excalibur Advertising Staff, 35 Bowling Club Captain, 3g Business Education Club, 4g Student Teacher, 4. THOMAS IOHN CONNORS Oh, why :hould life all labor be? Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. College Course. Student Teacher, 3g Cross Country, lg I. V. Football, lg Ski Team, l, 2g Track, lg Boxing, 1, 23 Pumpkin Committee 3g President: Sophomore Class 2. ROBERT H. COOLIDGE Earh to hi: own trade. CAL General Course. IOSEPHINE COREY A kind and gentle heart had :he to comfort friend: and foes. IO 'Commercial Course. Student Teacher, 3. GEORGE EDWARD CHILDS, IR. He has a sixth sense-a ,tense of humor. Crllege Course. Student Council Alternate, 43 Excalibur, 43 Monoele, 43 Reception Committee, 4g Oratorical So- ciety, 3, 43 Library Assistant, 45 Student Teacher, 4. RONALD S. CHLOROS The world lrelongr to lhe enthzzsiaxt who keeps cool. RONNIE, RON General Course PATRICIA YVONNE CLINTON Tranquil people accomplish much. PAT, PATSY Home Economics Course. Physical Education Club, lg Exazlilwzzr, 4g Fashion Show, 2. RICHARD ALLAN COLBY Nm that he loved study less, but that he loved fun more. DICK, FARMER College Course. Student Teacher, lg Mock Election, 3: Bowling Club, 2g Assembly Committee, 43 Banquet Committee, 4g Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Place Cards Committee, 3g Reception Committee, 3. 43 Ski Team, 4, Thanksgiving Assembly, 45 Memorial Week, 3, 4. SANDRA D,AMOUR She gives light as soon as she g'ises. SANDY Home Economics Course. Reception Committee, 49 Fashion Show, 2. RAYMOND ANDRE DE BLOIS The days of advenlure are not over. RAY Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. College Course. Home Room Representative, l, 2: Stu- dent Teacher. 1, 25 Stage Crew, 1, 2, Bowling Club, 1, 2, Camera Club, l, 2, Outing Committee, 1, 23 Gift Committee, 1, 25 Assembly Committee, l, 23 Banquet Committee, 2, Iunior Prom Committee, l, 23 Cross Country, 1, 2, Bradley Choir, 1, 25 Class President, 23 Class Vice President, lg Intramural Basketball, 1, 2. LEON DESFOSSES Either I will jimi a way, or I will make one. DEFOS Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. General Course. Business Education Club, 4g I. V. Bas- ketball, lg Memorial Week, 3. IUDITH ANN DESMARAIS A smile and a word for everyone. JUDY Commercial Course. Booster Club, -ig Business Educa- tion Club, 3, 43 Assembly Committee, 45 Majorette, 4. MARY GERTRUDE CORRIGAN A friend known in lime of need. 'Transfer from Belleville High School, New Iersey. Commercial Course. DOROTHEA A. COVATIS Brigid is her face with smiles. DOTTY, GREEK General Course. Student Council, lg Student Teacher, l, Zg Booster Club, 2, 3, Secretary, 2, Vice President, 55 Graduation Usher, 33 Iunior Prom Committee 33 Fashion Show, 2, 3, Pumpkin Committee, 4, Valentine Dance, 33 Dedication Day Guide, 3g Aummn Leaves Decor. Chairman, 4, Class Treasurer, 3, Vice President, 4, Reception Committee, 4. NANCY CUNNINGHAM Big surprises come in small packages. Commercial Course. Student Teacher, 3, Business Edu- cation Club, 3, 4, Banquet Committee, 4, Choir, 4g Thanksgiving Assembly, 45 Student Tutor, 3 Christmas Assembly, 4. CARMEN MARIE CUSTEAU The very pink of perfection. C. M. Transfer from Farmington Memorial High School. College Course. Booster Club, President, lg Dramatics Club, Secretary, 2: Class President, lg Class Treasurer, 2: Class Viee President, 3. ARTHUR H. DOUKAS What, me worry? BO General Course. Student Teacher, I-3g Mock Election, 3, I. V. Basketball, l, 2: Varsity Football, 4g Varsity Baseball, 2-4: Varsity Basketball, 3, 4. SHANE ANNETTE DOUVILLE A: sweet a maid ax ever yozfa' ind. ANNABELLE Transfer from Crawford High School, San Diego, Cal. General Course. Exralihm' Advertising Staff, 3, 4: MFI-6ll'1.llA'U, 4g Art Club, 1, 23 Physical Education Club, lg Science Club, l: Biology Club, 2, Reception Com- mittee, 3, Choir, 3, 4, Thanksgiving Assembly, 43 Special Gym, l, 3. ICPIXNNE MARIE DURAND Her eyes, how they twinkle. 1oNI, 1oAN College Course. Student Teacher, 3: Marionettes, 3, 4: Flowers Committee, 2, Iunior Prom Committee, 2g Choir, 3: Thanksgiving Assembly, 33 Library Assistant, 3, 4. IOAN C. DUVARNEY HIVhLIf!'L'L'1' she gives, :he give: the buf. Commercial Course. Student Council Delegate, 2g Home Room Representative, 4, Booster Club, 3, 4g Maiorettes, 3, 4, Captain, 45 Library Assistant, 4g Assembly Com- mittee, 3, 4, Reception Committee, 4. RITA IJESMARAIS Helter short and :west than long and lax. RITZ Commercial Course. Business Education Club, 43 Ban- quet Committee, 4. ALBERT H. IJIONNE lnz.1g1m1fion If more i'l71f70I'IJl71l than lqnowIr'rfgr. Technical Course. Bowling Club, 4, Physical Education Club. l. 2. RICHARD EDWIN IJOBROWSKI Silent men are the ben. DICK College Course. Student Teacher, lg Chemistry Club, 3: Banquet Committee. 4: Iunior Prom Committee, 3: Reception Committee, -l: I. V, Football, 1, Boys' State, 3: Senior Class Delegate, 4, Oratorical Society, 3, 4g Library Assistant, 4. LESLIE IEAN DOLAN Loyal in work, in thought, and a'cc'd. LES Transfer from Essex Ict. High School, Vermont. College Course. Student Council Delegate, 3, 49 Mono- elr, 43 Future Teachers of America, 3, 43 Booster Club, 3, 4: Assembly Committee, 4: Banquet Committee, 43 Maiorette, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 4: Choir, 3: Thanksgiving Assembly, 3, 4: Library Staff, 3, 4: Christmas Assem- bly, 3: Class Basketball, 1: Reception Committee, 43 Co-Chairman Foreign Students Committee, 4. PETER R. FOGG I-le hail a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute mischief. PETE College Course. Student Teacher, 25 Excalihizr, 45 De- bate Society, 3, President, 35 Banquet Committee, 43 Caps and Gowns Committee President, 45 Class Gift Committee, 45 Class Pictures Committee, 45 Iunior Prom Committee, 35 Reception Committee, 45 Iunior Class Chairman, 35 Senior Class President, 45 National Honor Society, 4. ROLAND FOSTER Li e a hee we should ma e our inaluxtr our 3' amusement. BERNIE Technical Course, DAVID LEE GAGNON I live the life I love. RED, PEACHES, POLAR BEAR Technical Course. Track, 3, 4. IOHANNA MORGAN GIBBONS Speak gently: it is far better to rule by love. HEIDI, HANNAWAY College Course. Fiat-Lux , 35 Physical Education Club, 3, 45 Reception Committee, 45 Choir, 3, 43 Thanks- giving Assembly, 45 Special Gym, 35 Talent Show, 3, 45 Chrstmas Assembly, 3. I. ROBERT DYDO I-Ie thinks like a philosopher and act: like a king. BOB College Course. Student Council Delegate, 3, President, 45 Home Room Representative, 35 Student Teacher, 15 Mock Election, 35 Excalihzfr, 45 Debate Society, 3, 45 Assembly Committee, 3, 45 Iunior Prom Committee, 35 Reception Committee, 45 Golf Team, 3, 45 Choir, 1-35 Orplzen: , 25 Peasant Cantata , 15 Pirates of Pen- zance , 15 Mikado , 25 Bach Musical, 15 Oratorical Society, 3, 4. SANDRA H. EATON A letter a day drives all cares away. SHORTIE College Course. Monocle, 45 Booster Club, 35 Banquet Committee, 45 Trial hy fury , lg Chorus, 1, 25 Library Assstant. 3. 4: Dedication Day Guide, 3: lunior Dance Committee, 35 Outstanding Library Assistant Award, 3. SHARON FAY Dancing in allits forms cannot he excluded from education. SHERRY College Course. Student Teacher, 2, 35 Monocle, 45 Booster' Club, 2, 3: Iunior Prom Committee, 35 Recep- tion Committee, 45 Cheerleader. 3, 45 Choir, 3, 45 Christmas Assembly, 35 Talent Show, l-35 Miss Mem- orial Cundidate, 4. GLORIA FOGG Good llflflllll' is the clear, hlue sky of the soul. GLOXV Home Economics Course. Physical Education Club, 23 Reception Committee. 4: Thanksgiving Assembly, 4. IUDITH ANN GOLDEN A merry heart goes all day. IUDY College Course. Marioncttcs, 3: Banquet Committee, 4: Iunior Prom Committee, 3. ELAINE GOSSELIN Of calm and cheerful disposition. Transfer from St. Marie High School. College Course. Biology Club Treasurer, 23 Reception Committee, 43 Gym Team, 3, Sophomore Home Room Treasurer, 23 Freshman Class Vice President, lg Bowling Club, 43 Student Teacher, 43 Excalibur, 4g National Honor Society, 4. CLAIRE RITA GREGOIRE A joy that is shared is a joy rloublerl'. CLARABELLE, CLARISSA General Course. Booster Club, 3, 45 Iunior Prom Com- mittee, 3g Reception Committee, 45 Choir, 3, 43 Thanks- giving Aisembly, 43 Christmas Assembly, 33 Student Tutor. 35 Talent Show, 4. CYNTHIA HAGIANIS Her way: are ways of plearantrzess and all her path: are peace. CYNDI College Course. Student Council Alternate, 2-49 Mock Election, 3, Excalibur, 4, Maskeraders, 25 Marionettes, 3, 43 nI:lllf'l.IlXU, 3g Pulling the ClH'ftlf7IU, 3g Booster Club, 33 Iunior Prom Committee, 2, 35 Cheerleader, 3, 4, Choir, 1-45 Thanksgiving Assembly, 3, 45 Opening Night , 23 Reception Committee, 4g Miss Memorial CHD- diclate, 45 Talent Show, 3, 4. KENNETH D, GILLESPIE, JR. Nlnzlrzxfry is a loadstone to draw all good things. KENNY Transfer from Brookline High School, Brookline, Mass. General Course. DIANA DEANE GILMAN Bl11rhe5 are the rainhoufr of molleflyf' DI Commercial Course DAVID EDWARD GLADU He who wfzllqx mll and mighty through lhe halls. DAVE Technical Course. Student Council Alternate, lg Student Teacher, 3: Mock Election, 3, Banquet Committee, 4, Reception Committee, 4, I. V. Football, l. 23 Varsity Football, 3, 43 Booster Club, 4. DENNIS ANTHONY GLEASON Ar I am, so I see. DENNY, DEN Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. Commercial Course. Student Teacher. 1, 2g Bowling Club Captain, 4: I. V. Football. I, 2: Track. l. 2, Varsity Football, 3: Choir, l, 3: Thanksgivir 4 Assem- bly, 3. ROBERT P. HILL Let the worlrl Slide lay, for we are only young once. BOB Transfer from Essex let. High School, Vermont. College Course. Home Room Representative, lg Student Teacher, l. RALPH STEPHEN HISLOP, IR. He is not in the role of common men. UNCLE RALPH General Course. Student Council Delegate, 3, Student Teacher, 23 Mock Election, 3, Booster Club, 3, 4g Bowling Club, 3: Debate, 3g Graduation Usher, 3g Varsity Football, 4. DAVID HOWE I-lad he been caught young, he would have been tamed! DAVE Technical Course. Banquet Committee, 43 Reception Committee, 43 I. V. Football, lg Varsity Football, 4. RODN EY HUDOBA Youth is full of sport. ROD Technical Course. Student Teacher, lg I. V. Football, 1, 2, Varsity Football, 2, 33 Varsity Baseball, 2. IEREMIAH HEALY A witty mnn is never dull company. JERRY Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. College Course. Assembly Committee, 2, Reception Committee, 4g Track, 3, 43 Varsity Football, 4, Varsity Baseball, 3, 45 I. V. Baseball, lg Latin Honor Society, 1, 2. CARL JOHN HEBERT 1mugim1tio11 if more important than lQnowlc'flge. CARL General Course. Debate Society, 3. RICHARD GEORGE HELIE Up, zip, my 7'l'i.c'11df, und quit your books. Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. General Course. Student Council Delegate, l. CHARLES KINGSLEY HENNESSEY I grow old learning xomething new everyday. CHUCK Transfer from Milford High School, Milford, N, H. College Course. Student Teacher, 3, 4, Reception Com- mittee, 4g I. V. Football, lg Varsity Football, 2-4, Mr. Memorial Candidate, 4. LAWRENCE IOSEPH IOYCE Make life a game, lhen play. LARRY Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. Commercial Course. Booster Club, 3. SALLYAN IULIAN A sunshine heart and a soul of song. SALLY College Course. Student Council Alternate, 1-33 Home Room Representative, 43 Student Teacher, 2, 3g Booster Club, 2-43 Physical Education, l, 35 Caps and Gowns Committe, 4g Iunior Prom Committee, 33 Reception Committee, 43 Cheerleader, 3, 43 Choir, 33 Thanksgiving Assembly, 3g Pumpkin Committee, 3, 43 Class Secretary, 4: Miss Memorial, 43 Student Teacher, 43 Music Com- mittee, 4. PAULETTE ROSE IUTRAS 'I-Ier rhararzer may he discovered hy her chee1'fulness. Transfer from NVest High School. College Course. Banquet Committee, 4g Gym Team, 1-43 Special Gym, 1-4, Foreign Language Show, 1. PAULINE BERNADETTE IUTRAS She thinks not of herself, but of others. Transfer from W'est High School. College Course. Banquet Committee, 43 Gym Team, 1-43 Special Gym, 1-43 Foreign Language Show, 1. BRENDA IOYCE HURLBURT Without music life could be a mistake. College Course. Home Room Representative, 43 Student Teacher, 33 Exealihur, 43 Banquet Committee, 43 Caps and Gowns Committee, 4: Class Pictures Committee, 4g Reception Committee, 43 Choir, 3, 4: Thanksgiving Assembly, 4g Orpheus , 23 Peasant Cantata , 13 Pi- rales of Penzance , 13 Mikado , 23 Talent Show, 33 All-State Chorus, 43 Music Committee, 4. SANDRA ANN HURLEY Gay as a lark is she. SANDY Commercial Course. Student Teacher, 1: Booster Club, lg Bowling Club, 1. PERLEY RICHARD IOBIN He uses words I0 disguise fhoughls, and someiimes to show lhe ahsenre of it. PEARL Technical Course. Banquet Committee, 43 Reception Committee, 4. CECIL IORDAN To lengthen one's life, shorfen one's meals. CEC Technical Course. Banquet Committee, 43 Reception Committee, 43 I. V. Football. 2: Varsity Football, 3, 4. Lfifiw-1 9159 STANLEY IAMES KOSOWICZ Quiet hu! eHir1'cnt. General Course. Student Teacher, l, 2, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Treasurer, 43 Student Teacher, 4, KATHERINE ANN KOTT EH5c1'm1ry-Thy name if woman. KATHY, KASH Commercial Course. Student Teacher, 3, Business Edu- cation Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 33 Caps and Gowns Com- mittee, 4g Reception Committee, 33 Banquet Committee, 4, Student Teacher, 4. ANIDREW KYRIAZIS No limits hu! the sky. ANDY College Course. Student Teacher, 3, Stage Crew, 3, Booster Club, 3: Iunior Prom Committee, 33 Reception Committee, 3, I. V. Football, lg Varsity Football, 3, 4, Varsitx' Baseball, 3, 43 Varsitx' Basketball, 45 Pumpkin Committee, 43 Student Teacher, 45 Mr. Memorial, 4. NANCY IEAN LaMERE Szafcemes: in it: pllfffl form. NAN, NANCE Commercial Course. Student Teacher, 3g Business Edu- cation Club, 4. BON ITA KALINOVVSKI h1Vl'L1ffZl1Z words are rallied and do not carl much. BONNIE, K Commercial Course. Future Homemakers of America, 2, Future Teachers of America, 3, 4g Bowling Club, 4, Commercial Club, 3: Choir, 4g Mikado , 2. IOHNNIE FREEMAN KIMBALL Silence will crzrry you fur. General Course. SUSAN MARY KLATKA No nmftcr what day, yozfll find her happy and gay. SUE, SMILEY Commercial Course. Home Room Representative, 31 Exmlihzzr, 43 Business Education Club, 45 Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Reception Committee, 4g Iunior Class Dance, 3, Switch Board, 3, 4. GARY RICHARD KNOWLES Although he worrie: the whole day through, He always has a smile for you. SMILEY General Course. Student Teacher, 1, 2. ALAN RAVIS LeMlEUX An zzfftzlrle and COIIITUOZLT gentleman. CHIP Transfer from Leominster High, Leominster, Mass. Commercial Course. I. V. Basketball. 23 Track, 2, Var- sity Basketball, 2: L. H. S. Science Club, 3, L. H. S Bowling Club, 2. PRISCILLA THERESE LEMIRE Good nature, thou ar! zz jewel. PRIS Commercial Course. Student Teacher, 25 Future Home- makers of America, 2: Bowling Club, 4, Business Edu- cation Club, 4g Dramatics Club, 1. M.-Xl3ELElNE LESS.-XRD She Hlllkff all her nrqz1ai11l1111ce: hw' sincere f1'ic11al:. MADIJY Commercial Course. Student Teacher, 3: Business Edu- cation Club, 4. IUDITH ANN LEWIS A merry hear! that laugh: a care. IUDY, LEWIE l: Student Teacher, l, Zg Physical Education Club, 1 Graduation Usherctte, 3. Home Economics Course. Student Council Alternate, BARBARA G. LAZARAVICH fl girl rclialvlc and inte. BARR Transfer from Bensalem High School, Bucks County, Penn. College Course. Student Teacher, lz Almmzae-School Newspaper, 2, 35 Future Teachers of America, 3, 4: National Honor Society. 2-4: VVorld Affairs Club, 3, 4: Girls Basketball, l-3: Girls Softball Manager, 2, 3: Girls Hockey, 2: Student Teacher, 4, DIANE LUCILLE LECLERC 1 1'llcfl willz lzozrytzncy and fpfrit, nl1'z'c to the fingn'tip5.,' DIDI Home Economics Course. Home Room Representative, 4: Booster Club, 4: Bowling Club, -lg Banquet Com' mittee, 4: Caps and Gowns Committee, -l: Reception Committee, 3, 4: Maiorette, 3, 4g Uslierette, 4, KENNETH MILTON LEEDS Speech I5 great, lm! .filcfier if g1'ez1ter. KEN College Course. Student Council Delegate, 4, Student Teacher, lg Debate Society, 3, 4g Bowling Club, l, 23 National Honor Society, 4: National Forensic Society, 3. DANIEL MAX LEIN A lion among ladies. DAN, LEINS, LIONS, HAIRY Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. College Course. Student Council Alternate, 23 Delegate, 2-4, Home Room Representative, 4g Mock Election, 3: I. V. Football, 25 Track, 3, Band, lg Student Disk Iockey, 45 Monoclc Staff, 45 Student Teacher, 45 Mr. Memorial Candidate, 4. .. 3 ----- nf- PAULINE IEANNETTE MARTIN The ideal of courzesy, wit, and charm. MARTY Commercial Course. Student Council Alternate, lg Home Room Representative, 3, Flower Committee, 3, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Special Gym, 4. DONNA EILEEN MASON Carefree and gay the livelong day, gathering new friend: along the way. DON Commercial Course. Business Education Club, 4, Choir, 3, Thanksgiving Assembly, 33 Christmas Assembly, 3. IUDITH ANN MERTENS Long lives a light heart. JUDY Commercial Course. Physical Education Club, 1, Talent Show, 4. FREDERICK PETER MESTANAS Hear a laugh -- and see Fred. FRED, GREEK General Course. Student Teacher, 2, Stage Crew, 1, 2, Fiat-Lux , 3, Physical Education Club, 2, Science Club, I, Reception Committee, 3, Band, 1-3, Choir, 3, Thanks- giving Assembly, I-3, Orpheur , 2, Peasant Cantata , 2, Trial hy fury , 2, H. M. S. Pinaforen, I, Pirates of Penzance , 2, Mikado , 2, Varsity Football. Assis- tant Manager, 4, Bowling Team, 4. WILLIAM RICHARD LOUIS None bn! himself can he his parallel. LOU-LOU Technical Course. Student Teacher, 2, Mock Election, 5. 4: Stage Crew, 3, Physical Education Club, I, Assem- bly Committee, 3, Banquet Committee, 3, Reception Committee, 3, I. V. Football, I, Track, 2, Varsity Foot- ball, 5, 4, Thanksgiving Assembly, 3, Pumpkin Com- mittee, 4, Student Teacher, 4, Reception Committee, 4. IEANNE FAYE MCDONALD Living happily from day to day. MICKEY, MAC, SCOTTIE Home Economics Course. Booster Club, 3, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Operetta Usherette, l, Home Economics Fashion Show, 1-3, Reception Hostess, 3. NICHOLAS IAMES MACENAS Not afraid of work but not in sympalhy with il. NICKY, SNEAD General Course. Home Room Representative, 4, Student Teacher, 2, 3, Mock Election, 3, Reception Committee, 3: Golf Team, I-4, I. V. Basketball, 1, I. V. Football, 1, Track, 2, Varsity Basketball, 5. BRUNO MARCHWICZ Be silent or :ay something helfer than silence. Commercial Course. I. V. Basketball. I, I. V. Football, l, Varsity Football, 2. MARY MAY MITCHELL I flzrlll be a lady forever. College Course. Banquet Committee, 4. PAULINE MORIN She liver on the sunny .fide of the street. PAULY College Course. RICHARD WAYNE MORSE A good mztured man is he. RICK College Course. Student Teacher, 33 Mock Election, 3 4, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, I. V. Football, Ig I. V. Basketball, 1, 2, Varsity Football, 45 Varsity Basketball 3. 4: Varsity Baseball, 4, Pumpkin Committee, 3. EILEEN MURPHY And her smile? like sunshine. BOOPSY Home Economics Course. Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, 3: Business Education Club, 4. GERARD ROGER MICHAUD By the work one knows the worlqmunf' GID liI'LlIISICl' from Bishop Bradley High School. Technical Course. Bowling Club, I. ACHILLES BASIL MIHCY .Ilf1ny small befome great. ARCHIE Teehniegxl Course. Home Room Representative, lg Stu tlent Teacher, 2: Bowling Club, 43 I. V. Basketball, l 2. BONNIE IEAN MITCHELL Gay as mm'n1'ng,' light as snow. Home Economics Course. Future Homemakers of Amer lea, 2-4, Publicity Chairman, 35 Senior Prom Com mittee, 3. FERIA VALERIE MITCHELL Once zz friend, always zz friend. FAY. FAYSIE General Course. Student Teacher, 2, 35 Reception Com- mittee, -l: Choir, 3g Fashion Show, 23 Christmas Assem- bly, 3: Spring Assembly, 3. LORAINE OLSEN A girl worzlz knowing and fun zo be near. RAINIE Commercial Course. Student Teacher, l-3: Business Education Club, 43 Student Teacher, 3. ROBERT PARTS Be not solitizryg be not idle. f BOB Transfer fron Bishop Bradley High School. College Course. National Forensic League, 3, 4: Debate Society, 3, 4, Banquet Committee, 4: Iunior Prom Committee, 33 Varsity Football, 45 Pumpkin Committee, 3. I LAWRENCE E. PETERSON if'Tlze more one knows, the more one has yet to learn. LARRY College Course. - ELAINE MARIE PQULTCS To :ee the world is her delight. LAINE Commercial Course. Student Teacher, l, 33 Booster Club, 3g Business Education Club, 3, 43 All-State Cho- rus, 1. SANDRA LEE NASH Srni11l and near - winxome and sweet. SANDIE Transfer from Dover High School, Dover, N. H. College Course. Stulent Council Alternate, 1, 4, Dele- gate, 3: Student Teacher, 3: Booster Club, 3: Fash- ion Show Committee, 3. RICHARD NESMITH f'Mizke life ii game, zlzen play. DICK Transfer from Pinkerton Academy, Derry, N. H. Technical Course, MARlON L. O'BRlEN Ever joyous, eifer gay. BABE Commercial Course. Student Council Delegate, 35 Stu- dent Teacher. 2, 3: Mock Election, 3: Marionettes 3, Treasurer, 3: Pz1ll111g Ilze Cm'ti1i12 3: Booster Club, 3, Business Education Club, 3. 4: Choir, 3, Thanks- giving Assembly, 3, Orfvl1ei1,f , lg NPFLIXKZIZI Cizntiztizu, 2: Hplifllfff of PCIIZKIIJIFW, l: HAIZLIQKIIIKJU: 2: Reception Committee, -l. DANIEL CYNEIL Ho uw.: iz full man, ,I-1, eleilr grit, tzml flllflltlil mztziref' ANIMAL Technical Course. Student Teacher, l-3: Booster Club. 4: Bowling Club, -l: Reception Committee. 3: I. V. Football, lg Ski Team. 4, Varsity Football, 2-4: Var- sity Basketball, 3: Pumpkin Committee, 4: lunior Prom Committee. 3. , mm IOHANNA QUIMBY Music is the child of prayer. IO Transfer from Raymond High School, Raymond, N. H. College Course. Marionettes, 3, 4: Pulling the Curtain , 3: Art Club, 3: Banquet Committee, 43 Band, 4: Choir 3: Thanksgiving Assembly, 4: U. N. H. Dramatics Competition, lg Christmas Play, l. RICHARD STEWART RATTEN, IR. Mischief mulqing monkey since his birth. RALPH Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. College Course. Outing Club. l, 2: Banquet Committee, 43 Iunior Prom Committee, 3: Place Cards Committee, 3: Reception Committee, 4: I. V. Football, 2, Thanks- giving Assembly, 4: Memorial YVeek Fashion Show, 3. ROBERT ROBERG Money is the roof of all evil, and I um the biggest footer. KARLY Transfer from West High School. General Course. Student Teacher. l: Jlonocle, Sports Editor, 4: Excalilfur, Advertising Staff, 4: Physical Edu- cation Club, 1, 2: Banquet Committee, 43 Gym Team, l, 2: I. V. Football, l, 2: Ski Team, 1, 2: Choir, 3: Thanksgiving Assembly, 4: School Correspondent, 2-4: Reception Committee, 4: Student Teacher, 4. DONNA MARIE ROBINSON As jolly as the day is long. Commercial Course. Student Council Delegate, 23 Boos- ter Club, 3: Choir, 3: Thanksgiving Assembly, 3. IANE LEORA POWERS NincIy-nine und forly-four one hll7HlI'f'Illh5 pzrcent gram. College Course. Student Council Alternate, 2: Home Room Representative, 3, 4, Student Teacher, lg Excali- Gur, 4: Marionettes. 3: Pulling lhe Cu1'min , 33 Na- tional Honor Society, 3, 4, President, 4: Graduation Usherette, 3: Iunior Prom Committee, 3: Oi'pl1eu.v , 2g l'n1sun1 Cuntuiun, 2: I'iruZes of Pl'77ZtI!IL'l'U, lg Mika- do , 2g Choir, 3: Banquet Committee, 4. DIANE LOUISE PROULX I will find ll way or mulqe one. IOHNNY UNITAS Transfer from St. Marie High School, Manshester, N. H. College Course. Student Council Alternate, 4: Debate Society. 3: Physical l-Qducation Club, l--l: Outing Club, 2. 3: Biology Club, 2: lunior Prom Committee, 3: Intra-Mural Cheerleader, 3: Ski Team, 4: Sticks unzl SUQIIIIH, 3: Class Play. 2: S. M. H. Chorus, 2, 3: Bas- ketball Team, l-3, Co-Captain. 3, Treasurer, 2. 3: lluflf:n1f HuItn'fly , 3: Foreign Students Committee, 4. PRlSClLLA RITA PROULX '21 frieuzlly spirit, size. PRIS Commercial Course. Student Teacher, l: French Club, l: Banquet Committee. 4. RAYMOND PULLINER A nmzlest young mun wilh sense I0 spare. RAY Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. General Course. Home Room Representative, 2: Art Club, l: Bowling Club, 2: Physical Education Club, 4: Commercial Club, 2: French Club, 2: Iunior Prom Committee, lg Student Teacher, 4. ' 5 KZ. . W ,XSSWQYQ W7 WALTER STANLEY ROZMUS Sports drive away all gloom. WALT, WALLY College Course. Student Teacher, 1, 3, 45 Booster Club, 3, 45 Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Reception Committee, 45 I. V. Basketball, lg Varsity Football, 1-45 Varsity Baseball, 3, 4g Varsity Basketball, 2-4g Mr. Memorial Candidate, 45 Memorial Week, 3. WILLIAM CHARLES ST. CYR Word: are womeng deeds are men. BILL Technical Course. BERNARD R. ST. ONGE Be merry while the world turns. BERNIE Technical Course. PAUL R. SARETTE Never a scornful word. Transfer from La Sallette Seminary. General Course. MARSHA ELLEN ROBINSON Sports are the core of life. RED College Course. Student Council Delegate, 3, 4g Stu- dent Teacher, 3g Excalilrzzr, 4, Marionettes, 33 Booster Club, 2, 33 Physical Education Club, I-4, Secretary, 2, President, 4: Banquet Committee 4: Iunior Prom Com- mittee. 3g Reception Committee, 43 lunior Class Secre- tary. 3. IOSEPH MARK RODRIGUES I'm iz quiet for! of chap-zrntil you know mc. 1oE Tiiinsfei' from Bishop Bradley High School, Commercial Course. Business Education Club, 43 Stu- dent Teacher, 4. IUDITI-I BEVERLY ROGERS A :mile for all, frownx for none. IUDY Home Economics Course. Banquet Committee, 45 Rc- eeption Committee, 35 Fashion Show, 2. ROBERT ROY Nor hold, nor shy, nor slzort, nor tall, Bu! a happy mingling of them all. BOB General Cocrse. Student Teacher, l-3, Mock Election, 3: Choir, 45 Thanksgiving Assembly, 4. nu fgnnmi- ima wmmmrlm ni un , BRADFORD SMITH fl moral, fensihle, well-heed fellow. NUCS Transfer from Northport, N. Y. College Course. Student Council Delegate. l: Student Teacher. 3: National Honor Society, 3, 4, Vice President, 4: Biology Club, l, President, l: Caps and Gowns Com- mittee, 4: I. V. Basketball, l, 2: Varsity Football, 4: Varsity Basketball. 3, 4: Memorial Week. 3, 4: Class Treasurer, 4: Reception Committee, 4: Mr. Memorial Candidate, 4 ' CAROLYN MII? IAM SMITH Many are her fferling qualities. Transfer from St. los:-ph lyligh School for Girls. Commercial Course. Businliss Education Club, 3, 4, Secretary. 4. BONNY ANN SNOW '24 friend who maker ml! sweet and blackness bright. BUNNY, HECTOR Commercial Course. Student Teacher. 3: Business Edu- cation Club, 3, 4: Choir, 4: Thanksgiving Assembly, 4: Student Tutor, 3: Christmas Assembly, 4: Christmas Concert, 4. ELINOR THERESA STACY Une conlzl mark her merry mzmre by the twinkle in her eye. IQLLIIQ. FARMER, lil.MER Commercial Course. Home Room Representative. 3: Sturla-nt Teacher, 2: Physical Education Club. lg Busi- ness Iiducation Club, 4: Iunior Prom Committee, 3: Choir, 3. 4: Thanksgiving Assembly, 4: Student Tutor, 3: Fashion Show, 3: Iunior Dance Committee, 3: Christ- mas Assembly, 3, 4: Christmas Concert. 4: National Honor Society, 4: Student Teacher, 4. ROBERT SCARLETT Laugh, and the world ltlllglZ5 wilh you. BOB Transfer from St, Anthony High School. Technical Course, . LARRY CHRISTOS SFINAS I shall .finely lo prepare. LARRY College Course. Student Council Alternate, 2, Delegate, 3: Home Room Representative, 4: Maskeraders, 2: Chess Club, 4: Debate Club, 3: Iunior Prom Committee, 3: Cross Country, 2: Band, 3. 4: Orchestra, 3, 4: Thanks- giving Assembly, 3, 4: School Band Concert. 3. 4: Poetry Festival, 3: Memorial Week Iazz Show, 4: P. T. A. Concert. 3, 4. LINDA WEBB SHERIDAN A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. RED, LULU Home I1-momics Course. ALBERT SIMONEAU, IR. l'z'e taken my fun where l've found it. SIBOY Commercial Course. Business Education Club, 3. 4. l .1 ,,,,,,,,, .j 'f,, I BARBARA IEAN TAINTOR fl friezzdly 14155 with many iz ffl-!'l1!l.'i BARR Ccllege Course. Student Council Delegate, 2, Alternate, 3g Booster-Club, 35 Reception Committee, 4g Future Homemakers of America, 4. ROSE MARIE TAT9RIEN As sweet ns az rose. ROSE Commercial Course. Student Council Alternate, 2. LORRAINE THERRIEN 'Sf1e win: golden opinions from all sorts' of people. General Course. MICHAEL THORNHILL Ezzeh mind has its own method. THORNY General Course. Student Council Alternate, 2g Student Teacher, 1-3. PETER WALTER STANCZAK I'z'e taken my fun where I'zfe found if. PETE General Course. Student Teacher, 1, 25 Booster Club. l, 2. IOHN 1osEPH SULLIVAN Men of few words' are the best men. SULLY, SUL General Course CAROL ANN SZULC 'Tleasunl smile, zz winning way. Commercial Course. Student Teacher, 35 Mock Election, 2, 3: Booster Club, 35 Commercial Club, 33 Business Education Club, 4. ANTHONY STEPHEN SZUMIESZ Silence is zz virtue. TONY Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. College Course. Bradley Chorus, 1, 25 Bradley Musical, 1. 2. me M 'M-mwmwmww HAROLD CLAYTON WHEELER A good nalzzred mlm if be. WHEEL Technical Course. Student Council Alternate. 1: Student Teacher, l: Band, l-4: Orchestra, 1: Thanksgiving Assembly, 3, 4, Operetta Usher, 2. KATHLEEN RITA WHITE Good fellowship is beyond prima KATHY College Course. Student Council Alternate, 2, Delegate, 4: Maskeraders, 2: Stage Crew, 3, 4: Marionettes, 3, 4: Fiat'Lz1x , 3: Booster Club, 2-4, President, 45 Debate Society, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, President, 4: Graduation Usherettc, 3: Choir, 3: Thanksgiving Assembly, 3: Library Assistant, 3, 43 Co-Chairman Foreign Student Committee, 45 Future Teachers of America, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, President, 4, Secretary Marionettes, 3. CAROL ANN WOVKANECH Genllr in mefhod and resolzzie in action. Commercial Course. National Honor Society, 3, 4, Efflllllbllll 4. IUNE ANN WOVKANECH Remember lbc paxtp plan for the fulufzx' bu! live for the present. Commercial Course. Student Teacher, 2: Excalibur, 4: Art Club, 2-4, President, 2: Business Education Club, 4: Reception Committee, 45 Fashion Show Decorator, 2. MARY IANE TURCOTTE The worfl impossible if no! in ber zlicliom11'y. College Course. Student Council Delegate, lg Bowling Club, 2: Physical Education Club, 1: Banquet Com- mittee, 4, Talent Show, 3, 4. DAVID LLOYD WAKEMAN Hr is of so free, so apt, .fo lvlesxcd iz disposition. DAVE College Course. Debate Society, 3, 4: Choir, 3, 43 Thanksgiving Assembly 3: Test Tube Tinker Club, 35 Home Room Representative, 45 Banquet Committee, 4: Christmas Assembly, 4. CAROL RUTH WEEKS Action is ber proof of ability. WEEKSIE Commercial Course. Student Council Delegate, 3: Situ- dent Teacher, l: Mock Election, 3: Excalibur, 45 Mono- cle, Feature Editor, 4: Marionettes, 3, 4: National Honor Society, 3, 4: 'Tzllling the Curtain , 3, Art Club, 3, Physical Education Club, 2, 3: Reception Committee, 4: Choir, 3, 4, Thanksgiving Assembly, 4, Orpheus , 2: Milqudo , 2g Christmas Assembly, 3, 45 Student Council Vice President, 4, Class Ode, 43 ,Salutat0rian, 4. DONNA LEE WHEELER fl fzzn-loving pal and a jolly good sport. College Course. Student Council Alternate, 3, 4, Boost- er Club, 2, 3: Excalibur, 4. PETER I. WOVKONISH HGi'Ft1ff'l' men lmzfe lizfezl, lm! I doubt it. College Course. Stage Crew. 3, 4, Marionettes, 3, 4, l i11f-I.nx , 3: Pulling the Cnrzainv, 3, Eueryl1ody's Crazy , 4, Chess Club, 43 Debate Society, 3, 45 Test Tube Tinker Club, 3, 4, President, 35 Assembly Com- mittcc, 4, Savings Stamps Program Chairman, 45 De- bate Assembly, 4g Executive Chairman Student Council, 4: Poetry Festival, 3, Dramatics Club Vice President, 4, Banquet Committee, 4g Memorial Week, 45 Forensic Society, 3, 4. GERTRUDE MARIE YERGEAU '1S1le1zce if golden fmt talking is much more fun. CERT, YOGI Transfer from St. Marie I-Iigh School. College Course. Home Room Representative, 4: Student Teacher, 3: Class Pictures Committee, 43 Reception Committee, 4: Banquet Committee, 4. ANDREA ELAINE ZYLA I wear zz farce of joy. ANN Home Economics Course. ROBERT A. ZYLA The mmm' looks sharpest at his own businc:r. BOB Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. Commercial Course. Future Teachers of America, 4, Business Education Club, 3, 4, Vice President. 3, Presi- dent. 4, Cross Country, 1, 23 Track, 1, 23 Commercial Club. 3, 4. lett to right Mary Sander Ken Leeds Bob Dydo, Andrea Aaron and Laurel Erskine. 3 3 2 ....,,. .. Q ialzl E v . .im , 59 : V' 2 Z- W , my ,fav Nik L 6 W 4 .ff 55' 1 ef' f M f f. wx ff - ,. 1 . M, X I ik ww xwmmm , English epartment I 3 Sitting: lilinorc I, Coucouvitis, Mrs. lrcnc I. llugianis, Mrs. Kathryn 'I'mvcr, Mrs. Martha G. Fribn-rg, Nancy BourquP. Standing: lohn Thornton, Mrs. Helen B. Robinson, Theodore CQ. liouloginnc, Mrs. Sully I. Argc-riou, Addis H. Daly, Mrs, lrcnc S. llotop. Louis A. Freedman. ocial SCiCI'lCC Cpafflfl Clit Sitting: Stevan D. Zottos, Kathleen Daly, George R. lnc, Mrs. Bernice Krauzcr. Standing: Francis R. MacDonald, Frank 'lf Crotty. Ahscnt: Andrew B. Thompson. S cience D epartment Sitting: Mrs Liibul Pclicrin. I. Paul Bourque, Icnrme M. Ferliiiicl. Stun- I. Kyrittzia Standing: Inmes H. Hail, Gerar Btiinert tflitirtb. lohn H. Skt-Hington. Peter Schoff, Ioseph M. Pigntine. M3thCmatiCS DCPZTIHICHI Riivcil D. Ftiltiir. I. Riiriifmi Hi-niy. Patricia Swesnev, Tnnice X. Dt'Yif1. Rgiv F. Downton. Robert A. Chabot. O1'Il1'I1C1'Cia Cpa1'tI'IlC1'1t Sitting: Mrs, Mary A. Ianosz, Regina E. Thornton, Estelle G. Helungur. Standing: Paul A. Lemcry, Thomas A. Noonan Mrs. Lorraine I. Mcllonougli, Hubert B. McDonough, Ir., Rfwbert A. Chabot. I1'ldUSt1'i211 A1'tS DCPaftU1CHf Iames G. Diamantis, Maurice R. Dutile, Peter Panagos, George E. Jones, Frederick I. Sienko. Language epartment Sitting: Mr. Flphege F. Roy. Standing: Peter R. Poirier, Mm Elizabeth D. Cote. Mrs. Murgairit Goodwin. Gloria Cate cclliitfb. Home conomics epartment Sitting: Iunlith McCarthy, Maru-llc T. Montrniny. Standing: Mrs. Sully A. Kmon. Rcynulcls Cilidctj, Mrs. Kathryn Travcr. Special TCaC1'lCfS Sitting: Mrs. Sanderson CCadetD, Mrs. Ruth G. Dorman, Librarian: Lucille B. Lamontagnc, Artg Mrs. Dorothy Wage IRIN. Physical Education. Standing: Arthur I. Mirnbile, Music Director, Eris Rannisto, Physical Education. Winter Sport Summer Sport Pastime Comic Strip TV Program School Event School Subject Food Chewing Gum Beverage Cigarette Magazine Movie College Automobile Dating Spot lce Skating Swimming Sleeping Peanuts Ben Casey Memorial VVeek History - English Steak Becchnut Spearmint Coca-Cola Marlboro Seventeen Ben-Hur St. Anselm's Chevrolet The Ledge Branch of ServiceAir Force Group Singers Bandleader Comedian Kingston Trio Mr. Ine Red Skelton C1385 FHVOIIYCS Comedienne Male Singer Female Singer Movie Actor Movie Actress Poet Female Ideal Male Ideal Hangout Teacher Athlete Phrase Animal Vacation Spot School Activity Dance Fad Song Carol Burnett Iohnny Mathis Connie Francis Charlton Heston Elizabeth Taylor Robert Frost Mrs. Krauzer President Kennedy Puritan Mr. lne Iimmy Brown HAS far as that part's concerned Dog Hampton Beach Football Games Twist Short Skirts l Can't Help Falling ln Love With You Compiled by Marsha Robinson num,'!f.'h ...Mi Tl-IE GOOD YFARS THE GREAT INVASION - 1958-1959 Cynthia Hagicmis September 8, 1958-The beginning day of our high school career finally came as 572 frightened, but happy, freshmen entered Central High School. September ll, 1958-We soon became ac- quainted with the buildings and no longer sought the 'glittle green elevatorf, September 21, 1958-Today we saw the first football game of the season. What an ex- citing game it was as Coach King's team kept Keith Academy scoreless in a 28-O victory for Central High in the Merri- mack Valley Iamboree. September 26, 1958-Tonight we saw Cen- tral win its second game when the Green and White beat Cambridge Latin 58-16. October 5, 1958-On this crisp Sunday after- noon before a crowd of l0,000, the Little Green defeated Bradley High 44-15, for its third consecutive win of the season. October 12, 1958-Although the Little Green bowed to Lowell, they perked right up again today defeating Concord 22-O. October 23, 1958-Because of double sessions, we wiere all pleased when the student council told us at a special freshman as- sembly about the Freshman Dance, the November Dance, and the sale of school spirit supplies. Ellen Czaja then lead us in a Victory Cheer and after singing March, March on, Down the Fieldf' we heard Coach King talk to us about the upcoming Nashua game. October 24, 1958-Tonight was our night out when we, the freshman class, spon- sored the Annual Freshman Dance at the Smyth Road School. It was successful, and we all had a good time. October 26, 1958-Once again Central fans watched the Little Greenw chalk up an- other victory for the season when we de- feated Nashua 38-22. October 27, 1958-Today the Booster Club was organized to promote school spirit at all school athletic events by having the Central fans sit together at games and cheering as loudly as possible. November 2, 1958-On this crisp, clear day Central defeated Dover, 12-0. November 9, 1958-Today Central lost its second game of the season as Lawrence defeated the Little Green 42-12. Novmber 16, 1958-The student council held a drive to raise money to send to our adopted war orphan, Kim Moon Ia. November 16, 1958-Here it was, the last game of the football season. As the Little Green fans cheered, they saw Revere de- feat them, 20-14. November 19, 1958-We were all very proud when our football team was honored with the title of State Champs? November 21, 1958-Tonight the Senior Class sponsored the annual November Dance, held at Smyth Road School. We all danced to the music of limmy Pol- lockls Orchestra. Later in the evening, the Humming Bees entertained us by singing a few of the popular tunes. December 19, 1958-Today the Maskers pre- sented their annual Christmas play, Coins of His Kingdiomfl adapted from 'The Robe by Lloyd Douglas. December 29, 1958-The Student Council raised 315706, which was donated to the Salvation Army. Ianuary 5, 1959-The Maskeraders, the freshman and sophomore thespians of the school, presented Happy Iourneyf' which was very well done. February 12, 1959-Today Coach Healy was presented with the city basketball trophy -we were all proud of our city champsf' March 20, 1959-Today was the beginning of Central Week. The candidates for Mr. Central were Paul Bacon, Mike Eastwood, March 24, 1959-Tonight, the climax of Cen- tral Week, Dick Labrie and Sandy Dun- bar were crowned Mr. and Miss Central of 1959. April 10, 1959-The Maskers took part in the New Hampshire Drama Festival, pre- senting Torch Bearersf' May 4, 1959-The chorus, under the direc- tion of Mr. McAllaster, presented the Pi- rates of Penzance. Iim Higgins and Dick Labrieg for Miss Central: Diane Harris, Iudy O'Dowd, Beverly Rivard, Dotty Gaumont, Sandy Dunbar, and Ellen Czaja. Iune 14, 1959-We had now completed the first year of our high school career-and we were now proud sophomores. National Honor Society Sitting: Stan Kosowicz, Treasurerg Ianine Beaulieu, Secretary, lane Powers, President, Brad Smith, Vice President, I. Paul Bourque, Adviser. Standing: Andrea Aaron, Elinor Stacy, Peter Fogg, Elaine Gosselin, Sandra Ahern, Fred Elhady, Carol Weeks, Dolores Foley, Barbara Lazaravich, Carol Wovkonech, Shirley Mitchell, David Mullen, Eugene Bruce, Ken Leeds, Ioseph Morse, Arthur Chicaderis. RETURN OF Tl-IE NATIVE - 1959-1960 lane Powers September 8, 1959-At last we, the Class of '62 were no longer underclassmen. We were full-fledged sophomores-or as Miss Foley used to call us, wise-fools . Many more of us accepted positions on the Stu- dent Council, in clubs, and in other organ- izations. We began to do Miss Cnow Mrs., Everettls extra,' credit, and to memorize plant and animal parts for Mr. O'Neil's bug,, classes. Many future sec- retaries fumbled through the initial weeks of class learning the home-rowv. Miss Sheehan's geometry classes began to mem- orize the basic fundamentals of triangles, squares, and parallelograms. And remem- ber Mr. Snellingis step-ladder? September 26, 1959-Today began our foot- ball season as our Little Green crushed Cambridge Latin 36-0. OH to a good start, we continued doing well and became State Champions. We all watched our fellow-classmates play along with the team: Walter Rozmus, Dan O'Neil, Dave Gladu, Cecil Iordan, Charles Hennessey, and Iay Botop. December 15, 1959-We opened our basket- ball season by downing Lawrence High 54-51 with Tom Hopkins of the Little Green leading the scoring. With Coaches Healy and Gabardina, our team achieved a 13-4 winning record. December 23, 1959-At the annual Christ- mas assembly the musical Why the Chimes Rangl' was presented by Mr. Mc- Allaster, his orchestra and chorus, and Mrs. Brownls Maskers. February 3 and 5, 1960-During these even- ings, Mr. McAllaster and Mrs. Brown pre- sented Gilbert and Sullivan's comic oper- etta, '1The Mikadon. The hilarious Rich- ard Foley played c'KoKo', and lovely Elaine Murphy, YumYum . Our class was well represented in the chorus and orchestra. March 14-19, 1960-Monday, the 14th, began Central Week with an assembly during which the candidates were introduced to the student body. The candidates were Gus Giardi, Leonard Green, Boyd Iajesnica and Lloyd Wells for Mr. Central. Miss Central candidates wer Gloria Gaumont, Dianne Kula,Iudy Pelletier, Iudy Wage- man, and Phyllis Phaup. The week was filled with numerous activities-all cli- maxed with the crowning of Lloyd Wells and Phyllis Phaup as Mr. and Miss Cen- tral. April 16, 1960-Again Mrs. Brown presented her Maskers in the production of A Con- necticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court . Richard Foley was the Yankee in 'lKing,' Donald Brown,s court. April 22, 1960-This month we also saw the production Opening Night by the Mas- keraders. Helen Taft, Sylvia Hoffman, Robert Resnick and Cynthia Hagianis were a few of our classmates who played in this comedy. Iune 10, 1960-The excitement of gradua- tion and the end of another school year was somewhat dampened by the news that a new high school was going to be built in the southern part of Manchester. This new school, to be named Memorial , was to enroll more than half of our class. With mixed emotions, we bade good-bye to many good friends and to the walls of what would be our sister,' school. Tl-IE SIGN OF OUR TEETI-I - 1960-1961 Sandra Carson September 4, 1960-The class of 1962 was the first junior class to enter the new high school of which we are all so proud. In the first few weeks of school there seemed to be more carpenters and saw-horses around than pupils. September 23, 1960-Sports history of a sort took place tonight when the Memorial High Crusaders victoriously edged the Central Little Green 8-6. A large num- ber of boys on the team were juniors: joe Barry, jim Dickey, Art Doukas, Paul Evans, Dave Gladu, Dennis Gleason, Chuck Hennessey, Cecil jordan, Andy Kyriazis, Bill Louis, ancl Dan O'Neil. Cheering our boys on to victory at all our sports events were our peppy cheerleaders, five of whom were juniors: Ianine Beau- lieu, Dale Brown, Sharon Fay, Cynthia Hagianis, and Sally Iulian. November 9, 1960-The annual Iunior Miss New Hampshire Contest found our class attractively represented with Cynthia Ha- gianis and Marion Luicha vying for the coveted title. November 18, 1960-Aware of the need for money to defray the expenses of gradua- ton and the production of the yearbook, the Iunior Class elected a slate of officers to chart the course of the Class of 1962. Those elected were as follows: Peter Fogg. chairmang Marsha Robinson, secretary 3 and Dorothea Covatis, treasurer. Under the able guidance of our adviser, Miss LaMontagne, the officers and home room representatives met every other Tuesday to devise fund-raising projects. Deggmber 4, 1960-If one were to walk by e seen another hard working deter rii hi-:d Memorial team at work. The bas- ketball team, which consisted ofjjuniors, Art Doukas, Sonny Boisvert, Nick Mace- nas, -Rick-Morse aind-Wal-ly Rozmus who gym every night after school, he would ' I a ' went on through the winter months to reap a victorious season and to win the city championship. Ianuary 6, 1961-With the beginning of a new year we, as Iuniors, began to make those now familiar trips to the guidance ofiice to formulate plans for the future. UNH, Dartmouth, Colby junior, N. H. Tech, or Keene Teachers College? Miss McCarthy and Mr. Crotty began introduc- ing us to the many colleges by the way of the college catalogues. It suddenly began to dawn on us that graduation was a little nearer than we had realized. February 14, 1961-The first fund-raising project of the junior Class took place to- night. This event which later proved to be more on the fund-losing side was en- joyed by all. March 3, 1961-This was a big month in the sports realm. Manchester ,Memorial as one of the top eight teams in Class L was entitled to a berth in the state finals at Durham. We progressed as far as the semi-finals at which point we were handed a defeat by the state power-house, Nashua. Our boys did a remarkable job under the direction of Coach Iauron. March 16, 1961-The annual National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Tests were held here at school with the entire Iunior class taking part. Later it was announced that of our students, Peter Fogg, Larry Sfinas, Diane Proulx, and Bradford Smith were awarded certificates of Merit for their out- standing performance. April 1-6, 1961-This month might have been a slow one for New York society but Memorial more than made up for it in the opening days of April. The much-awaited for Memorial Week was now in full swing 'with fits' concerts, skits, basketball games and..t'alent+shoW.' The highlights of the . .1 . F t Row: Ianine Beaulieu, week was the crowning of Bob Lucci and Carol LaDuke as Mr. and Miss Memorial for 1961. April 20, 1961-The Iunior Class was hon- ored by having six of its students chosen for membership in the National Honor Society. The Iuniors inducted were Ianine Beaulieu, Stanley Kosowicz, lane Powers, Brad Smith, Carol Weeks and Carol Wov- Kanech. April 25, 1961-With the spring sunshine we found our two spring sports teams avidly practicing everyday, the trackmen trying to chop that extra one-quarter sec- ond off their mile and the baseball players whacking the ball over the fence every now and then. Trackmen for the '61 sea- son from our class were Ioe Barry, Ierry Healy, Cecil Iordan and Dan Lein. Our baseball players were Art Doukas, Ierry Healy, Andy Kyriazis and Walter Roz- mus. May 12, 1961-Tonight was the big social event of the year, the Iunior Prom. In a beautiful setting entitled Oriental Para- dise we saw the Iunior Prom Queen and her Court chosen. Dorothea Covatis was the Queen, with Sandra Carson, Kathleen White, Barbara Taintor and Ieanne Mc- Donald as member-s of the court. We danced to the music of George Ine's Or- chestra. Iune 15, 1961-The strains of music on class day reminded us that next year we, too, would be the leaders of the school. Our first year in the Glass Palace had fast drawn to an end. Mr. and Miss Melnorial Candidates R,0Y3lfY fO1' 8 weelx H nnessey, Walter Rozmus, Andy Kyiiazis. Dan Lein. Dale Brown, Sharon Fay, Cynthia Hagianis, Sallyan Iulian. Second Row: Brad Smith, Chuck T!-IE LAST f-IAIQRAI-I - lQ6l-1962 Marsha Robinson September 1961-Once again the glass doors of Memorial were opened to its students who by now were familiar with its new- ness. And with the excitement of the past year still fresh in our minds, we as seniors realized that this year we would have to carry to greater heights the traditions and customs already established. September 23-Without the confusion of the preceding year, we were able to start things rolling by the election of our class officers: President, Peter Fogg, Vice Presi- dent, Dorothea Covatisg Secretary, Sallyan Iulian, Treasurer, Brad Smith. Along with representatives, these interested stu- dents began to organize and prepare for graduation activities which would soon be upon us. October 1961-With a new coach on the staff, our football team was raring to go. Our 'Bigl team again beat arch rival Cen- tral with the rugged leadership of the co- captains Andy Kyriazis and Dave Gladu, plus senior teammates Wally Rozmus, Brad Smith, Bob Paris, Chuck Hennessey, Dan O,Neil, Bill Louis, Cecil Iordan, and Ierry Healy. H-owever, because of stiff opposition, they did not fare as well with other teams. October 27-The senior class put on a suc- cessful Autumn Leaves semi-formal which was followed later by a record hop, one of several fund-raising projects. December 1961-The opening of the second hoop season started with considerable con- Hdence in our quintet, mainly because of last year's fine showing. Back with us was our sharpshooter and also captain of the team, Wally Rozmusg a team-inspiring Rick Morse, Brad Smith, and Andy Kyria- zis. Because of many close decisions and the nwrongl' breaks our Crusader five were nudged out of the tournament and placed ninth in the Class L standings. But our overtime victory over Bradley com- pensated for much of our despair. December 25-The Marionettes, our young Thespians, presented Christmas in Re- view , and later on in the year its annual play K'The Claw in the same fine style. Senior members included Peter Wovkon- ish, Kathleen White, and Phyllis Sapienza. Ianuary 20-Our Roaring Twenties record hop was the most fun-packed dance yet given at Memorial. The many gay cos- tumes gave it just the atmosphere needed. March 25-This was the beginning of f'Memorial Week,', so anxiously awaited by everybody. The Student Council with Bob Dydo as President and Carol Weeks as Vice President did a comendable job in organizing the activities. However, the final reward for all the hard work was the crowning of Mr. and Miss Memorial: Andy Kyriazis and Sallyan Iulian. April 1962-Our new band leader Mr. Mira- bile, demonstrated his fine talents not only at the assemblies and pep rallies, but also at a chorus recital and a concert both of which proved quite enjoyable to all. April 1962-Memorial High students were given some time on the radio. All the latest scoop from M.M.H.S. was featured on this fifteen minute program. May 4-As one of the last activities of the senior class. our Sock Hop left fond mem- ories for all concerned since it was our final informal dance. june 17-The climax of our four years of comprehensive education was suddenly upon us: graduation was here. Q 1 if i i 1 S Q ii 'if'-fl x0 K at A L Q X a i.fg N. , ,J XA A x 5 X K s Q 51551 1144 --...-56 I -if ' fi f 5 ,Ig Jgvygvyx gjx- ,fgvygvygr BEQUIZZ T 7 ? Q E X X Z in Q.: . 51, FMA X ' A I If Qi! X45 , E! - , lr ' 5ZS,7 5Z5f5fiXf5fiXfTXZ' We, the Graduating Class of 1962, upon sorrowfully leaving the portals of Manchester High School Memorial, bequeath wil- lingly to the following the remains of our happy years at Mem- orial in hope that they will receive them in the spirit with which they are given. I, Ianine Beaulieu, bequeath to my sister Claire, my place in front of the mirror in the ladies' room. I, Ioanne Durand, bequeath to Marilyn Schriver, two safety pins, a package of Kleenex tissues, bobby pins, and my one half part of the chair at lunch time in hopes that her Iunior year will be complete. I, Gary Knowles, bequeath to Bill Cantin my seat in detention and I hope that he will not have to use it as much as I did. Klatka, bequeath to my brother automatic Hip-back seat in the au- and hope he may have as much fun with it as I did. I, Sue Ken my ditorium I, Elinor Stacy, bequeath to Barbara Hon- drellis locker number 4440 in the hopes that she will get as many bruises as I did trying to open it. I, Lucille Belair, bequeath to Sandy Bourque my amazing ability to talk my Way out of any situations that may arise during her senior year. VVe, Mrs. Krauzer's 5th period history class, bequeath to her next year,s classes, our ability to procrastinate and change the sub- iect. I, David Wakeman, bequeath to any lun- ior my seat in advanced math class and hope he or she will get the same feeling of achievement that I did. I, Thomas Connors, bequeath to a junior one locker, seven desks, and one lunch table. I, Ioe Barry, bequeath to Mr. Freedman the hair that I am losing, with the hopes that he may use it for some queer purpose. I, Kathy White, bequeath to Virginia Staure my bashfulness in hopes that she can control it better than I could. I, Mike Thornhill, bequeath to Ronald Isabelle, Roger Gendron, and gang, my fa- vorite detention seat, and the fun that goes with it. I, Richard Morse, bequeath to Merri Brown my good looks, great personality, and outstanding scholarship and athletic ability. Good luck! I, Cecil Iordan, bequeath to Ted Lariviere my locker number 4370 for a small fee. I, Gerard Michaud, bequeath to Laurent Cormier my use of his apron in Mr. Iones' classroom. I, Dan Brisson, bequeath to an incoming senior my 101 ways to eat in class withiut getting caught. I, Harold Wheeler, bequeath to any jun- ior, soph-omore, or freshman full right to play the bass drum in the band under the direction of Mr. Mirabile at any football game or school activity. I, Donna Mason, bequeath to any junior U. S. History with Mrs. Krauzer the first time, and with Mr. Zottos the second time. I, Andy Kyriazis, bequeath to Bill Lucci my terrific, caged football helmet. I, Mary Mitchell, bequeath to any up and coming freshmen taking biology, a bottle of aspirin, and a key to Phylum XI. I, Louise Allyson, bequeath to Mr. Mc- Donough peace and quiet until my sister comes along. I, Leslie Dolan, bequeath to Frannie Coco three inches of my height. I, Mary Corrigan, bequeath to Rita Goulet one undecipherable shorthand notebook Ceven to Mr. Greggj. Good luck, next year. You'll need it. I, Frank Bieniek, bequeath to Alan Berry all my automobile sketches and drawings, in hope he will further his many abilities. I, Brad Smith, bequeath to Stanley Q. Urban my boomerang fthe one that won't come backlj I, Diane Proulx, bequeath to Mr. Ine the all-boy class he so desires. I, Richard Colby, bequeath to Mr. Healy a box of white chalk so that he will no longer dirty his dress suit with yellow chalk. I, Dale Brown, bequeath to Bill Cantin my cheerleader megaphone so that he can be an official leader next year. I, Irene Chakas, bequeath to my sister Cris all my shorthand notes written in red, blue, green, and black ink. I, Linda Akins, bequeath to Sandra Sysyn my twistin' sneakers in hopes that Mr. Bron- tein will, in the near future, permit twisting at Memorial. I, Carol Weeks, bequeath to an incoming freshman four years with Mr. McDonough. I, Ieanne McDonald, bequeath to Kathy Colby the fun I had designing and sewing gowns. I, Daniel Lein, bequeath to Mrs. Krauzer all the burnt out light bulbs I have used in studying for her extremely fair tests. I, Claire Gregoire, bequeath to George Champion that lucky lab table that I did all my chemistry experiments wrong on. I, Phyllis Abbott, bequeath to Mrs. Dor- man my hair to replace the grey hair we gave her in the past two years, and to give the incoming seniors the chance to have as much fun giving rer grey hair as we did. I, Elaine Poulios, bequea-th to my cousin, Mary Koyianis, the title The Golden Greek to carry on her four years of high school. I, Andrea Aaron, bequeath to Mr. Ine my love for small cars, including a certain to- taled Saab. I, Sharon Fay, bequeath ti Sandy Kubarek my uwhitei' sneakers from the Bradley- Memorial football game last Thanksgiving. I, George Childs, bequeath to any school- spirited underclassman my Go Memorial button. I, Diane Leclerc, bequeath to any lucky majorette my place as co-captain. I, Kathy Kott, bequeath to Paul Dionne the privilege of roaming the corridors dur- ing the fifth period. I, Bonnie Ann Snow, bequeath to Mr. Chabot one quiet study hall with hopes he will enjoy it. I, Charles Bellemare, bequeath to Iames Mattice my overwhelming height of 5' 3 . I, Marion O,Brien, bequeath to any in- coming senior the right to be married on October 28, 1962. I, Fay Mitchell, bequeath to any deserving history student all my back issues of News- week stored in my locker. Compiled by Ianine Beaulieu Woman Hater Most Most Class Class Most Courteous Sophisticated Scientist Artist Athletic Best Looking Best Dancer Most Industrious Most Likely to Succeed Best Driver Most Popular Class Day-Dreamer Best Smile Class Worrier Best Physique Most Talkative Class Crammer Best Dresser Best Natured Best Actor Most Businesslike Class Comedian, V Most Sentimental ' , Most All-Around Most School-Spirited V Witriest s Most Likely to be Remembered Funniest Laugh' Class Flirt f ywlq -,Ivy Best Singer ' mf Who '4 Zilla: BOYS 1 Dave Howe Bob Dydo Bob Dydo Dave Wzikemaii Nick Macenas NVally Roznius Dave Gladu V Danny Lein Ron Barton ' Pete Fogg Danny O,Neil Brad Smith Rick Morse loe Barry Pete Fogg, Bruno Marchwicz Dick Ratten Larry Sfinas Dave Gladu Dick Ratten Pete VVox'konish Bob Zyla V Danny O'Neil V Art Doukas yi Cecil Iordany X Pete Fogg My ,A Danny O'Neil V Brad Smith ,, Bob Scarlett I r35irE oiaaui Daye '.W1lkCIHfi'IZ f, r - .-'fr-If-V-it . , 2 Gary Knowles Andy Kyriazis Larry Sfinas Pete Fogg Frank Bienick Andy Kyriazis loe Barry Tom Connors Harold Wheeler Bob Dydo ' Ken Leeds Andy Kyriazis lerry Healy Gary Knowles Larry Sfinas Tom Connors Bob Roberge lerry Healy Bob Dydo Tom Connors Dave Gladu Denis Gleason Dick Ratten Brad Smith Vllally Rozmus Danny Lein Dick Ratten 3 Art Cbicaderis Nick Nlaccnas Pete Wovkonisb George Childs Art Doukas Art Doukas Andy Kyriizfs Fred Mestanas Dave Howe Brad Smith Larry Sfinas Rick Morse Tom Boisvert Tom Connors lohn Sullivan Andy Kyriazis Bob Dydo Mike Burke Larry Sfinas Jerry Healy Dick Ratten loe Rodrigues Bob Scarlett Dick Ratten Brad Smith Wally Rozmus Danny Lein I ,Pete Fogg ,Bob Dydo ,Rick Morse f D Larry Sfinas Carl Hebeiit i ala: ld ,Bete Foggtj iNick lvfaoenrfasimif-ff :Toni Connors ' yiir Man Most Most Class Class Most fn Hater Courteous Sophisticated Scientist Artist Athletic Best Looking Best Dancer Most Most Practical Likely to Succeed Best Driver Most Class Popular Day-Dreamer Best Smile Class Worrier Best Figure Most Class Talkative Crammer Best Dresser Best Natured Best Actress Most Class Most Most Most Businesslike Comedienne Sentimental All-Around School-Spirited Wittie st Most Likely to be Remembered Funniest Laugh Class Flirt Best Singer l6.2 GIRLS 1 Iohanna Quimby lane Powers Dorothea Covatis Marsha Robinson Shane Douville Pauline Iutras Shane Douville Sharon Fay Gloria Fogg lane Powers Andrea Aaron Sally Iulian Donna Mason Elinor Stacy Carol Wovkanech Sally Iulian Linda Akins Cynthia Hagianis Ianine Beaulieu Sally Iulian Kathy White Carol Weeks Linda Akins Sandra Carson Sally Iulian Dale Brown Lucille Belair Sally Iulian Bonnie Ann Snow Sally Iulian Mary Iane Turcotte 2 Bonnie Ann Snow Dale Brown Shane Douville Andrea Aaron Iune VVovkanech Paulette Iutras Elinor Stacy Iohanna Gibbons Ieanne McDonald Carol Weeks Lucille Belair Dale Brown Marsha Robinson Sally Iulian Iudith Rogers Iudith Adams Bonnie Ann Snow Sally Iulian Dorothea Covatis Nancy Cunningham Cynthia Hagianis Kathy Kott Lucille Belair Lorraine Olson Dale Brown Sally Iulian Linda Akins Dale Brown Priscilla Proulx Cynthia Hagianis Brenda Hurlburt 3 Ioan Duvarney Andrea Aaron Elaine Gosselin Sandra Carson Barbara Taintor Marsha Robinson Dorothea Covatis Cynthia Hagianis Faye Mitchell Ianine Beaulieu Linda Sheridan Ianine Beaulieu Pauline Morin Dale Brown Brenda Hurlburt Shane Douville Sally Iulian Carolyn Smith Elaine Poulios lane Powers Iohanna Quimby Ianine Beaulieu Bonnie Ann Snow Rita Desmarais Marsha Robinson Andrea Aaron Nancy Cunningham Iane Powers Gertrude Yergeau Sandra Nash Linda Akins Compiled by: Elaine Gosselin Senior C-ass Officers -- Home Room Representatives First Row: Dorty Covatis, Pctcr Fogg, Prcsidentg Sally Iulian, Sccruturyg Brad Smith, Treasurcrg Iane Powers, Brenda Hurl- burt, Ioan Duvarney, Gertrude Ycrgcau. Second Row: Dan Lcin, Sandra Carson, Nick Macenas, Larry Sfirias, Dick Dobrowski, Paul Bergeron. Third Row: Diane Leclerc, David Wakeman. National Honor Society --' Seniors Luft to Right: Stanley Kosowicz, Carol VVccl:s, lane Powers, Barbara Lfizzimvicli, Brad Smith. Carol Wovknnech, Ianin: Beiiulicu. FUTURE TEACHERS GF AMERICA lfirst Row: Leslie Dolan, janice Pearsons. Miss Belanger, Kathy White. President: Susan Doukas, Vice President: Sharon Kotukax. Secretary: Claire Futlala. l-Qlaine Vigneault. Second Row: lietty Miial, Marguerite Noterman. Sheila Pratt, Bertha Gable. lrma lloltzman, Elaine llatxigoggu, Anita Kotekas, Ianiee Proulx, Pat Flynn. Tliircl Row: Elaine Sognieyv, Elaine llonelier. lilaine Sniitli. lanet Gorlbois. Barbara XVeilgos, Lorene Cartier. Iucly Proyenelier. Absent: Iune Ryan, Treasurer. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ,q.,b7:,s.3-Que. Fd A K E NVQ lil!! Xifglb. First Row: Noel Weymouth. Parliamentariang Kathleen Staplea Publicityg Lorraine StCyr, Treasurerg Miss Marcia Prewein, Cadet. Mt. St. Mary Collegeg Kathleen Colby, Presidentg Elsa Frist-lla. Secretary: Doris LeBlanc, Historiang Nancy Eaton, Song Leader. Second Row: Elizabeth Soukas, Virginia Kallenlverg, Lynne Marshall, Gayle Raymond. Marilyn Schryvcr, Karoline Cialeeki. Celeste Frisella. Lynda Garrish, Lillian Erskine. Carol lfuclala. Tliirtl Row: Iacqueline Olivier, Beverly Yallineourt, Laura Blanclirtte. Mary Sullivan, Laura Coderre, Barbara Taintor, Virginia Eaton. Dorothy Coolidge, Iris Car- ter. lanice Iasinski. Susan Nye. Y Booster iBUSi1'lCSS EC1UC3tiO1'1 Chess Clul, Sitting: Melvin Fixman, Richard Ethier. Standing: Ronald Kfwsnwtlaa. Mr. Roy, Peter VVovkonish, Fred Elhady, Iohn Mur- ray, Larry Slinas, Eric Mclanson, Ronald Giroux, VValtf:r Domian. I'aI'Y SSlSf3I1tS iv W X WW W' f X ' , , , W G 3 ,gg if, ay First Row: Sandra Eaton, Ellen SanSoucie, Laurel Erskine, Fred Elliady, Phyllis Abbott, Sophie Lis, Noel W'eymouth, Barbara Wiclgns, Pamela Chagaris. Second Row: Mrs. Dorman, Gloria Ginnet, Leslie Dolan, Kathy W'l'1ite, Kathy Hill. Absent: Ioan Duvamey, Ioanne Durand, George Childs, Dick Dobrowski, Marion O'Bricn, Pam Zerwicli, Sharon Fay. YW 5 Q . .4AA M VZAZVZAZVZZ 1 1A, W2 , 'N 'WW 'if -f 4f ,rA 1 E FR SCiCf1CC Left to Right: Dave Mullen, loseph Sade, Patricia 'Walken Irnhn Murray, Ann Sullivan, Fred Elhady, Elizabeth Watts, Peter Wuvk'xnish, losepli Morse, Susan Doukas, Iohn Persons. Radio Front Rmv: David lrleiftz-KIPDA, Eugene Bruce-KIPDU, Lee Parmenter-KIMNT, Alan Marshall, Fredric Vllhitehead- KNISIQI. Back Row: Richard ClarkfKlNTP, Ted Piascney, Marc Keroack-KNINVEC, Bertrand Forest, Douglas Cady-KINEB, Iolin Murray, David Fitzpatrick, David Zlotek-KNIYVQI, Mr. Zottm. Adviser. Absent: Kristen WVakef'ield. OI'1OC1C S tag Front Row: Carol XVeeks. Andrea Auron-Editor, Dan Lcin, Danna Marpes, Sharon Fay. Back Row: Dave Heifetz, Pam Zer- wick, Dale Brown, Leslie Dolan, Sandy Tyzbir, Sandra Ahern, Mrs. Robinson-Adviser. , xcaliluur S taff Sitting: Innine Beaulieu, Carol Weeks, Cynthia Hagianis, Sandra Carson. Mr. Freedman, Dale Brown, lane Powers, Andrea Auron, Marsha Robinson. Standing: Bob Dydo, Carol Wovkant-ch, Iune XVovkanech. Sue Klutka. Peter Fogg. Absent: Donna VVheeler, Patricia Clinton. Oratorical Society First Row: lean Aaron, Burlmra Vlfielgos, Mr. Daly, Karen Dily, Donna Still. Second Row: Peter VVovkonisli, Carol VVeeks, Elaine Vigneziult, George Cliiltls, Rielizircl Dobrowski, Rose Kouvgtlezyk, Richard Utt-ll. Third Row: I. Robert Dydo, Robert Paris. Delzxating Society l ii'-. First Row: Peter Wbvkonisli, Karen Daly, Mr. Daly, Kathy White. Second Row: Durwood Littlefield, Melvin Fixman, I. Robert Dydo, Robert Paris. Stuclent Council Gllicers Lutt to Right: Peter lVox'lionish. Dolores Foley. Bob Dyclo, Carol lVct'lis. Io lillun llzyli, Student Council Delegates lfirat Row: Marsha Robinson, Petcr Wovkonish-Fxecutive Charinan, Io lillcn lizyk-Treasurer. lioh Dyclo-Presitlcnt, Carol Weeks-Vice Prmitlcnt, Dolly Foley-Secretary. Kathy XVhite. Syqontl Row: .Xntlrua Aaron, Leslie Dolan. Sue Doukas, Iris Zanis, Santlra Nath. Mcrri Brown. lanct Paterson, Barbara Lalvorv. 'lliirml Row: Holi Riccio, Linrla Atlains, Carolyn Schunc- mann, Ioycc Fricxc. Sanclra Gray, Carol Connors, Charlotte Lcmire, Dawn Maine, Dan Lt-in. Fourth Row: Iohn Nelson, It-rry Trt-mluly, Sharon Rott-kas. Constance George, Laurel Frxkinc. Mary Sanclcr. Dawn Winn. Carol Boclncr, Gary Criten- ill-ii, Paul l'ickltw, lfifth Row: Clicryl Daighir. Elaint- Loutltri. Nancy Ortlway. lanicc llt-roux. Iloug Shanlt-y. arionettes First Row: George Champion, Eric Melansen, Wally' Domian, Alan Ami, Bill Parkhurst, Richard Gibbons, Iohn Murray. Second Row: Linda Aclams, Lynda Mullen, Maria Zanis, Peter VVm'konisl1, lean Aaron, Phyllis Sapicnza. Kathy 'White, Ioanne Durand, Cyndi Hagianis, Pamela Devine. Third Row: Iris Zanis, Ilomthy Royur, Ruth Charbonneau, Lorraine Goulet, Mary Sander, Lincla Sehryver, Bette Ann Carruth, Linda Caraway, lnhanna Quimby, Ioan Barrett. aj orettes Front Row: Diane Lcelerc, Ioan Duvarney-Captain, Leslie Dolan. Back Row: Iudy Adams, Karen Daly, Noanie Farley, ,Sandy Whiteomb, Phyllis Cote, Elaine Vigneault, Iudy Desmarais. Savings Stamp Committee The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The Sitting: Donna still, Laurcl Erskine, Icnnifer Brown. Standing: Ken Leeds, Peter Wovkonish, Paul Pickles. The Ideal Date BOYS GIRLS capabilities of wavy brown hair of noble nose of blushing smile of pearly teeth of dimples of dreamy voice of clever wit of conversation of physique of even disposition of shyness of innocent look of connections of luxurious car of dancing ability of athletic ability of sincerity of musical ability of courtesy of Wardrobe of height of intelligence of Pete Fogg George Brackett Dick Dobrowski Ioe Barry Perley Iobin Cecil Iordan Bob Paris Dan Lein Carl Hebert Art Doukas George Childs Bob Zyla Nick Macenas Andy Kyriazis Ioe Rodrigues Al Boisvert Wally Rozmus Pete Wovkonish Larry Sfinas Bob Dydo Dave Gladu Chuck Henncsscy Arthur Chicaderis The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The capabilities of shining hair of attractive nose of rosebud lips of perfect complexion of sparkling eyes of dimpled smile of becoming blush of perfect teeth of quick wit of tiny Waistline of small feet of classic figure of refined manner of right height of good disposition of wardrobe of inexhaustible energy of cute freckles of contagious laugh of sophisticated poise of graceful Walk of lane Powers Rita Desmarias Gert Yergeau Marsha Robinson Barbara Taintor Andrea Aaron Nancy LaMere Lou Belair Bonnie Kalinowski Linda Aking Carolyn Smith Nancy Cunningham Sharon Fay Sandra Carson Loraine Olson Cyndi Hagianis Ianine Beaulieu Sally Iulian Linda Sheridan Bonny Ann Snow Dottie Covatis Shane Douville Compiled by Carol Weeks BAND AND MAIORETTES 5 lfirst Row: Iucly Ilcsinzirtiis, Iutly Arlginis, Phyllis Cote, Noainic Fgirlry. Ioan Duygirncy, lilziinc Vignczitilt. Kgircn Dtily, Slintly XVhitcrimh. Diginc l.t-clcrc, Lcflic Dolxin. Scconcl Row: Dt-hor..h Quimby, Mzirk Ostriinmlcr, Ingritl Fktltihl. Lynn 'l'hoi'nton, Rongiltl Mziricr, Tom Ionm, Richzirtl Mziyiinril, lirigin Muiclcr. Third Row: Tcclcly Piaiswcxny, Ilurxvoocl Littlcliclcl. Philip Dulicziu, Douglas Ciicly, Rohcrt Baines, Bctsy VVzitts, Marc Kc-muck, Richard Ibouuct, Stuvc VVright. Third Row: David Quimby, Frt-fl Vv'liitchczul. l.1ll'I'y Sl:ll'IilS. Lconzirtl VVilson. Giry VVL'hstcr, Stcplicn Smith. Iohunnzi Quimby, Normgiml Mar- thqtud, Iliiroltl Whculcr. Duyitl Fitzpatrick, Dun Molloy. Lcc Pzirmcntcr. Fifth Row: Mr. Mirtihilc. Wultcr Iinlisz. Absent: Rohcrt lirskinc. Rohcrt Gihhons. Rohcrt Lgiroclitllc. CHEERLEADERS Luft to Right: Sullyun Julian, Cyndi Ilziginnis. Palm Chagziris, Iam-t Peterson. Ilzile lirmvn-Captain. Faith Clouticr. Izmine liciiulicti, Sandy Kulxirck. Sherry Fay. rt -'W' First Row: Michele Paquettc, Wayne Silvcri, Sandy Wovkancch, Iune VVovkancch-President, Miss I.aMontag5nc, Thelma Hlichmann, Nancy Howe, Barbara VViclgos, Ronald Hebert. Back Row: Carol liotlncr, Barbara Brewer, Kristin Wake- field, Richard Frye, Alan Berry, Pam Devine, Linda VVoodwarcl, Pat Ahern. LOCKER ROOM STRATEGY Three seniors on the Memorial basketball team talk shop with coach Poirierg left to right: Brad Smith, Rick Morse, and captain Wally Rozmus. V i i Baseball CEIITI First Row: Icrry Healy, Stan Urban, Andy Kyriazas, Wally Rvzmus, Bob Pcacook, Bruce Cygan. Second Row: Paul Martel, Manager. Darrell Buck, Bill Vasilios, lim Psalcdas. Robert Paris, Arthur Chicaderis, Mr. McDonough. ootball Team First Row: Mr. McDonough, Ronalcl Giroux, 'William Grant, Ronald Lafreiere, Craig Sampson, Iames Tsiatsios, Mr. Chabot. Second Row: Inc Kosowicz, Bob Matthews, Bill Cantin, Will Vasilios, lim Psaleclas, Bill Sula, lay Rozmus. Third Row: Paul Martel, Manager, lohn Skinner, Gary Psaleclas, Roy Drinkwater, Larry XValsh, Roland Bergeron, Harold Lloyd. inter rac earn l ' ' P. 'limi KL-llihcr. liugunc lirucc. Paul Rtiichu. Ron Smith. Tom Grunt. Nnil Ioycc. Scwntl Row: Inhn St. Cyr 'l li flfmrxin, Dtivitl Mullen. Tom Lqilus. Kun Klatkn. Robert llvwc. 'lkmm Sklunix. Thirrl Row: Couch Iohn Skcthngtnn Ru lfrgxwr. I:-rry llcnly, Bill liugalis. Roy Drinkwater, Bill Szln. lim lkilt-tlzis. aslietllall eam nt-plinqz Hill Lucci. Andi' Kxritizii. XVt1lly Ruzmus, Cnptaing llrtxtl Smith, Dick Futluln. Staniling: Coach Peter Poirier lbgirrvll iliuck. Stain Urban: lini Mtitticc, lim Psaledas, Bill Va-ilim, Mm- Willett. P.ul Mnrtul. Maimgcr. Ahxt-nt, Rick Morsc Physical EC1UC3tiOl'l C lub Bo Spare it up! Up! YII1 C3111 Firht Row: Paul Scarlet. Deborah Quimby, Pauline Iutras. Iris Frisclla. Lorraine Cormier, Paulette Iutras. Paul Bourke. Second Row: Mrs. Wligeman, Carol jean, Lucille Bisson. Diawc Danault. Marlene Dockx, Betty Miial. Pat Strinog Barbara Homlrellis, Virginia Eaton. Thircl Row: Nancy Noga, Nancy Orclway, Lorem- Cartier, Caroline Galccki, Carol Thompson: Patty Quinn. Cheryl llaghir. Karyn Hubert, Betty Palmer. Fourth Row: Eileen Lauclenslager, Linda Carrish, Evelyn Gionet, lngrirl lickclahl, Donna Perkinx. Gail Bartholomcwg Ioan XVl1 LtlCf. Carol Fuclala. Thalia Vesely. s l At Marionettes initiation party are four members of Christmas play cast: left to right, Beverly Mitchell, Lynda Mullen, Phyllis Sapienza and George Champion. A E 5 5, i, Q 9 F 1 1 F THEY SET THE PACE FIRST HONOR JANINE BEAULIEU I SECOND HONOR CAROL WEEKS THIRD I-IONOR CAROL WOVKONECI-I Ilfuur wr Tirai 4l nnnr Kull L, l , l K, 902 and over for four years Xl! Ianine R. Beaulieu Carol R. Weeks Carol A. Wovkanecli Barbara B. Lazaravich lane L. Powers Bradford P. Smith Elaine T. Gosselin S 3 k 7 nur wry eumh Andrea Aaron Marcia Bartholomew Robert Bielawa Paul Bohan Arthur Chicaderis George Childs, Ir. Dorothea Covatis Nancy Cunningham Rita Desmarais Ioanne Durand Iohn Robert Dydo 852 and over for four y Sharon Fay Peter Fogg Ieremiah Healy Rodney Hudoba Stanley Kosowicz Katherine Kott Kenneth Leeds Marion 0'Brien Loraine Olson Lawrence Peterson CHIS nnnr X ull Diane Proulx Iohanna Quimby Larry Sfinas Carolyn Smith Bonnie Snow Elinor Stacy Rose Tarrien Mary Iane Turcotte David Wakeman Iune Wovkanech Peter Wovkonisli perfect Qsttenhanre 7 nr 7 nur A ears-:I Ianine Beaulieu Iohanna Gibbons Pauline Iutras Dale Brown Cynthia Hagianis Stanley Kosowicz Sharon Fay Paulette Iutras Katherine Kott ,f 'v .J nf 5, w ,K 17 'K' mx 'fm My ww ,av-H' ..--H ,Q-1'- ,y-1 'ta-'ss was q MEMORANDA For Those Who Think Young Now lt's Pepsi H. Loliloro Auto Sorvioo Dial 625-0468 AU ING S - WRECKER THE ELMS sooo Ff,11S,N. H. WD Q3 4?- 7 So. Willcaxn' Strnc Manchester, Ncw Hampshire ,W ,, When you graduate it's wonderful to have a telephone job waiting for you. You'll love the friendly new people you meet. And you'll like the excellent salary, the regular increases, the opportunities for advancement and the many additional benefits that make working for the Telephone Company so attractive to so many young people. Telephone jobs are important ones. We have our own training program which you can enter without any previous Job experience. Why not come and see our employment interviewer soon . . . before you graduate. Ask the Guidance Counselor at your school to tell you when and where to apply. NEVV ENGLAND TELEPHONE Remember this also, and be well persuaded of its truth: the future is not in the hands of Fate but in ours JULES JUSSERAND XX X 5 XX Q XX I x ' xmff X I X X X xX Xxxx AMOSKEAG BANKS MANCHESTER BANKS MERCHANTS BANKS MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of Manchester , lie AND LOAN ASSOCIATION I56 HANOVER STRE ET MANC Compliments of CIIICIIPEE MANUFACTURING U0liP0liA'l'l0N MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Kilton's Wholesale Meat Service, Inc Distributor of Wafb B I. A C K H AW K MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE LEA V ITT AS THE GRE.-lT1:'S'l' STORE IN THE CIRTINITIL' STATE E-AQ , , hd., STAN'S Tel. NAtional 5-8953 Masury Paint Store Wholesale and Retail WALLPAPER PAINTER'S SUPPLIES ART SUPPLIES 77 AMHERST STREET MANCHESTER, N. H Your D0c'l0r's Drug Store C0 PHARMACY, INC. Medical Supplies, lnc. HOSPITAL BEDS WHEELCHAIRS WALKERS OXYGEN For Sale or Rem For PrcsrripLio1I llclivcry, llhoncz l55l Elm Struct NA 5-9736 - NA 7-7531 Leo CHVRHHLISII, IHC. 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COLLEGE of ACCOUNTING 81 COMMERCE 88 I-IANOVER STREET - DIAL NA 5-9-U15 THE COMPLETE BUSINESS COLLEGE PARTIAL LIST OF 'LOFFICE OCCUPATIONSN A ountant Executive Secretary Legal Sccr t x A I't Rccepliolmists Sales M' ' E kk eper Sccrcturv-'I'vpists I3'xnIiin1 I' t C lr M 5, C l S I tl 5 I X t UH M Intcrnxll Revenue Agent II NI X I t Certified Public Accountant ACCREDITED BY ACES Keep Up To Date With the latest news of your school, community, state, nation, and the World . . . MAKE IT A HABIT TO READ THE Manchester New Hampshire UNION LEADER SUNDAY NEWS TWO BIG EDITIONS- THE GRANITE STATE'S STATE AND CITY - DAILY ONLY SUNDAY NEWSPAPER REGULARLY! J. HeEert Ol Sons, Inc. The Holm' of Df5ZIlZC'll.l!C F1'n'1zf1im'c' FURNITURE APPLIANCES TV'S and STERO I 'lfleplwue NA 5.9004 1279 SO. WILLOW STREET MANCHESTER, N. H. Pigeon Pharmacy Phone NA 2-7142 Sl1pe1'c'!tc' Somerville and Belmont Streets MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE JACK'S BARBER SI-IOP ll lil-V5 To Look Wd! 2 BARBERS - NO WAITING luck Hudon Moe Renard I7l HANOVER STREET MANCHESTER, N. H. For Soda or Snack- PU RITAN ELM STREET DANIEL WEBSTER MANCHESTER SHOPPING CENTER - WILSON STREET Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 q.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.5.:,gi.-.-.-.-.-.t -v-- - - - yg.g.g.g.g.5g.g.- .-. . . .-:ff g:g:g:g:::g:E:5:5:frfzQ:2:2:I:I:F:-:izU:I:I:5:I:11I:2515:IE:EIE:E:5:5:I:5:I:I:I:2:5:2:2:2:T:I:-:-:2:!-'- -'-' 5'5'5:5:?:7:-:I:1:1:-:111:I:f:I:I:I:5:5:F:1 ' ' ' 2:1:1:I:!:1:15:-:2:5. J6:1:I:Ig-ggi:-: -:':-:-:-:-:-:-:sz-:-5.g.5.3:g:5:::::::::1157:-:4:g:-1::-:-:-:-:-:1:1::g:::::::::5:-:-:- - - . .:.:: . -'-:-21.-329 : I-:jg::5:::5::35::5g:5::::: :::::5:::3:::::::::5.::g:5:::5:::::g.::f:-. ' ' ' ':j: 1:3151if't'i'i'i'S'f'i'i'f'f : : :':'E'2:Eifi2i2i2:f:ff! 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Portraits taken at these times can tell the Story of a child's growing up, for every detail is there to luring the mind the precocious acts, profound words, loving smiles that some- times go forgotten in a busy mother's day. For her future pleasure and for her child's handsome heritage, every mother should keep the seven ages with heautiful lifelike por- traits. Only portrait photography-- produced by professional artistseczm capture com- pletely the color- the life, the spirit of a child. Plan now-and hudget for-the seven Y important portraits in your cl'1ild's life. You'll always be glad you did. Save them forever in Portraits :-:-:-f-:f- ---- 1i::re:f5:2:zs2gsqz:9:f:a:sg5:sgsgf fr-2:1-1-f-ft ----- -- : :gs2::s1:ei:-:.f:,.,...:.,:,:r1:f::::z:s:1 f-ff-2-'-'be5:5:5:2:s:s:z:sgz:s:s:s:s::::1::::zf: 91960, PmessmnalPhommhm of America' In Your Class Plzotograplzef Will A. Rheault lO6I Elm Street Phone NA 7799! 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