New London High School - Exodus Yearbook (New London, NH)

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Basketball Highlights sovs' The boys' team of New London High School began their season under the direction of Coach Wells. At the end of their '49-'50 season they had seven wins to their credit and eleven defeats. The boys who went out for the team are as followsit Wallace Williams, Captain, George Edmunds, Henry Kidder, Francis Ladouceur, Horace Whitcher, Vernon Squires, Dick Wry, Henry Meinecke, Bud Prew, Harold Whittemore, Manager, Ralph Marshall, Assistant Manager. The record compiled by the teams is as follows: Team N. L. OPP. Team Bristol 43 60 Warner Warner 41 39 Bristol Sunapee 46 49 Goffstown Goffstown 61 53 West Lebanon West Lebanon 43 66 Hopkinton Hopkinton 28 38 Vilas Henniker 50 61 Andover Vilas 57 64 Henniker Sunapee 53 29 Andover iK INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORD Name F-G. FT Edmunds, G. 118 36 Kidder, H. 95 19 Williams, W. 57 13 Ladouceur, F. 48 24 Whitcher, H. 18 21 Wry, R. 14 6 Meinecke, H, 4 3 Prew, C. l l l18 1 N. L. 46 49 51 43 41 40 42 49 59 TOTAL 272 209 127 120 57 34 1 1 3 OPP. 43 50 62 65 40 52 37 57 32

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Closs of '48 Jane Barrett is telephone operator here at New London. Mary Lue Barton, Mildred Pratt, Gerene Trudeau and Sumner Woodward are Sophomores at U. N. H. Frank Eydent is living at home. Phyllis Carter, Mrs. Wayne Atwood. lives in South Danbury. Ronald Cleveland is attending New England College in Henniker. Mar- ilyn Colburn is in her last year at Colby Jr. College. Edwin Edmunds. Jr., is work- ing for his Dad at the Esso Station. 'tBill Hayes is working for his Dad. Bunny Hill is going to Concord Business School. Steven Huntoon is working at Little's Garage. Donald Kristl is in the U. S. Marines. Bob Lull is driving oil trucks for Kidder's Garage. June West is in nurse's training at Mary Hitchcock Hospital, Hanover. Roger Williams is working in his father's laundry. Q.2'fQ5'v Closs of '49 Loren Ayer is in the U. S. Army at Fort Dix. Evelyn Bickford is attending Colby Jr. College to prepare for nurse's training. Marcia Conklin and Joan Crane are special students at Colby Jr. College. Nancy Gilson, Mrs. William Sanborn, is living in 'Wilmot Flat. She and Bill are building a house. Jim Granger is going back to U. N. H. in the fall to take an engineering course. Doug Hall is working in Franklin. Priscilla Heald is attending Margaret,s Beautician School in Con- cord. Barb Holteen is attending Northeastern University in Canada. Jack Homan changed his mind about being a forest ranger. Next fall he is going to Mass. State. Janice Kimball is working in Boston. Danny Kristl is in the U. S. Army. Oland Murray is living at home. Dottie Prew is working in the telephone office here in New London. She is engaged to Bob Lull. Jules Pellerin is employed at the First National Store. He expects to enter U. N. H. this fall. Jane Rowe is in nurse's training at the Concord Hospital. Bill Thurston is attending Bates College. Roland 'Warner is attending Keene Teachers College. Sylvia Woodward is attending John- son's Teachers College in Vermont. C177

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BOYS' TEAM Left to right: Horace Whitcher, Henry Kidder, Mr. Wells, Coachg Wallace Williams Captaing Francis Ladouceur, George Edmunds. Second row: Ralnh Marshall assistant managerg Claude Prew, Phillip Dow, Vernon Barrett, Henry Meinecke Richard Wry, Vernon Squires, Glenn Powell, Harold Whittemore, manager. C193