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

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ADMINISTRATICN School Board Dura P. Cr ockett Vinita L. Gay Catherine T . Squire s Superintendent Principal Gordon B. Flint Robert J. Livingston FACULTY Eleanor C. Parker, Language, Dramatics B. A, Mount Holyoke '41 M,A, Boston University '51 Adviser to the Class of 1952 Robert J. Livingston, Principal, B.S. U.N.H. '32 M.S. U. of Vt. '35 Biology 'I hear we're working you too hard. 8 Let's have it quiet in here, folks.

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To the members of the Class of 1952: You are approaching the date that has been foremost in your thoughtsifor a long time, but as this date comes closer, you find that'L'is necessary to say Good-Bye to old friends and familiar places. It is difficult to do this. Your plans, which have been made during the last few years, also are about to take a more definite shape. It is my hope that, in a small way at least, we at New London High School have helped you toward your goal. There will be times when it will seem easier to throw in the sponge than to keep plugging. You have shown us many times that when the going is the roughest, you have the ability to come through. Exercise these abilities in the future and I am sure you will attain a rich fulfillment of your plans. Sincerely, Principal

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Vincent F. Gates, Shop, Auto Driving B. Ed Keene Teacher's College How many times have I told you to disengage the clutch? FACLI LTY Mary E. Ryan, Business, Girls' Basketball B.S, Ed. Salem Teacher's College 'Anybody coming to practice tonight? Richard D. Dart, History, Physical Education, Basketball B,S, University of New Hampshire U49 Look, fellows, work it in! 9