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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

Q0 Y- H.. u . ffx 5. Q 1 Xaix , 1 -' -'uv-'M wx 45,1 Ill Ill 1 ..,V , W X, um-fun-wwf-vnunqi,,, . , , HM I win -wufenbqpyfw My ws, JH 'ef' , ,. , 4- K v 1 1. 4 wa f v 0 'w ' 'U H ' ' -X, up ,. aw h-'N 'III--nugy,... fl QP.-W ' THE EXODUS 1956 THE SENIOR CLASS OF NEW LCNDON HIGH SCHO0L New London, New Hampshire if Q 4 Editorial We,the Class of 1956, are happy to present to you, our readers, the largest yearbook to emanate from the the N.L.H.S. We are especially proud of this fact because we are the smal- lest class in the history of the school. In spite of our size, we have con- centrated on a united effort and feel that co-operation in a s mall group can be very fruitful and successful. We have made several changes in the Exodus which we think will im- prove it. We hope you will enjoy it as much as we enjoyed compiling it. 2 , . In Memoriam Bill Mitchell We like to think that our Junior class president is having a prolonged vacation. Posthumouslywe give him our respect and admiration, as a true leader and a loyal classmate. When Billwas in our presence, there was never a dull moment or a sad face. He will always have a place of es- teem in our heart. 3 The Exodus Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEE - - - -John Buttrick ASSISTANT ........... Terry Rudner BUSINESS MANAGER . . . Jane Livingston ASSISTANT .......... Oliver Hayward PRODUCTION MANAGER Marlene Hersey SALES MANAGER ..... Roselee Pellerin ASSISTANT .......... Malcolm Patten ALUMNI EDITOR ...... Jane Livingston SPORTS EDITOR. . .... John Buttrick ART EDITORS ......... Terry Rudner Jane Livingston PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR. . JohnClemons ASSISTANT ........... John Buttrick NEWS EDITORS. . . . . Roselee Pellerin Oliver Hayward SPECIALTIES . . . . . . John Buttrick Marlene Hersey SECRETARY ......... Jane Livingston ADVISORS ...... Mr. Reginald Leighton Miss Jacquelyn Elliott 4 1. .1 ,L -1 ' ,pf V . . ,..' z.. U- - -' .,' .-4--, .-35511 fu , , -gm. . . 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'fxffifff -Fffigf 3 M I , -f I I H .Qyfffl g '3f fif'.7+ . 4 ,gi,'f'15g:.4'w?f1x2'cfg1.1, .Q , , Q V .. rl V ., v .K -g,',Qg3,g,:1 .w.,..ggag ...h T V I 5 -31 4 ,-v M 1'L'f'v 'W L V V V , z A. ,,1h -' 'gh A,,,. .L-:,1v iwwvhf N 1 A N I :Z 4:,.,,,: .::.: ---rw, 1' wx ' W.,Lf:g,,j, '??'- ' X w . ..a.fCM f':-,x,,..,. -, , 5 To the Members of the Class of 1956: Mayl extend congratulations to each of you as you com- plete your secondary education. Graduation signifies an accomplishment--not easily or quickly attained--and brings with it a personal satisfaction in seeing a job through to completion. You enter a society beset with many problems. However, the opportunities for advancement and achievement are great. There is still no easy road to success and good fortune us- ually comes inthe degree and measure to which it is sought. I hope that each of you will look back with pleasure and satisfaction upon your high school experiences. May you al- ways maintain an interest in the activities of the school. Sincerely yours, -Q5-zwfZa26.af Superintendent of Schools 6 To the Members of the Class of 1956: Yours has been a small class, which has given you many problems not encountered by the larger classes, but this fact alone has done much in preparing you for your future work. You have learned the necessity of cooperating with your classmates and accepting responsibilities as individuals in order to carry on your many class activities. At times you have seemed discouraged and have been ready to call it quits, but you always have found that inner strength so necessary to carry through to completion any activity you have started. We hope you will look back at your days spent at New London High School as some of the best and happiest days in your life. You will go in many directions when you leave here and it is our hope that we have played at least a small part in preparing you to make the many choices so necessary for a successful and happy life. We are proud of you and we will miss you, but we wish you success in whatever you attempt when you leave us. Sincerely yours, O I rincipal 7 l'Q'? w1fM' sf? ogfwxioof School Board Q an loo-rn 5 916 531' A4-nflv' la 'H Frances W. Sawyer, CHAIRMANg Dura P. Crockett, Anna E. Rich 8 Faculty ROBERT I. LIVINGSTON Principal, Biologyg B.S. U. of Vt. '32, M.S. U. of Vt. '35. Now when I was a boy ..... HERWOOD W. CURTISS Mathematics, Science, Bandg B. of Ed Keen Teachers College, Holy Cross Summer School U. of Maine. basket. REGINALD B. LEIGHTON English. Dramaticsg B.A. U . of Maine '51 . Let's get busy, people. 9 I almost did back flips into the waste- Gee. that reminds me of a good one I ,,,,,.117'- , ...-, ALICE P. HARRIS French, Latin, B.A. Middlebury College '34, Summer School of Music, Smith College '38, You people have got to learn how to study! W... .wwf Y.-.f--ff-V -.Y -A 7-1.-...yvq-W., V--1 1'-5-,..,-.,.,,m!.,.W3 r CARL D. HILL Social Studies, Physical Education, Boys' Basketball. B.S. in Phys. Ed. U. of Maine '50, Summer School at Boston U. heard the other day . PHYLLIS H. CURTISS Home Economics. B. of Ed. Keene Teachers College, Summer School U. of Maine. Let's quiet down in here 10 --, JACQUELYN R. ELLIOTT Business. B.S. Ed. Nasson College. Let's get this show on the road . FLOYD BAILEY Shop, Auto Driving, Girls' Basketball B. of Ed. Keene teachers College '53. Cut towards the basket . ALBERTA C. FISHER Glee Club, Orchestra, Music Education. B.S., U. of Vt., Student of Heinrich Geb- hard of Boston. You basses make more noise than all the girls put together . 11 Staff DELLA C. SPILLER R. N., School Nurseg Laconia Hospital '21, Boston Floating Hospital '25. My you've grown ta1l. WESTON SKEET RAY Janitor. What are you kids up to now. DOROTHY STEVENS Dietician. Mrs. Mary Gay, Assistant. Time's up, no more food. 12 X ' '- Nix X xx. -,jx XX - wk. Q. , W.X - .xxx N xxg x x X 1 ff X X .X Aw. X X Q. W ,,,,54nwM5A -M., , A ' . Mfgcfi-'-5?l11fJui3,3 '?? ,,. ,.. .. A , ,, .AV . -4... - 1 cami:-52 7',7f:2r:'L':.a-f- ' ' 'N -2 uf . .-13 . h 1 , , ,- , . A . . ' .4 . . fu, f- ,,-R-54, .1.,,-v--M14 ' ' ' L3gl:Q.',:g1'aQrnH - ..1.,.J-,H-F1-'i. ' f ?f'J A 2 ' 32-Pw?1fQ'.+::v H Q V- , .,,.,,,Ih ywhlwewgiggix, ,,.. U. , .Xu:mvHmlfwmlghflrf ,. .MA .fl , V, ,,,g.1Q:L,,,.,,, 5 R A -,-L,--4?,g,A3g,,I Mg..b,,A, ',,,,X 4n7fayi'jf5 .-5'3Qfna3...Ju c f 1 f, f I if Q, f-if ,-1 ,T A X: ' , , . . f -4 ,ggx -M-f --f -' 4. W H' , gg tp. J ,v.,4 N ,U A! ,Q-.,. ' 5 , f'w'l' -lu' ' Q, . A - 'H 13 Graduates JOHN PHILIPPS CLEMONS Johnnie All that glitters is not gold Vice-President lg President45 One Act Plays 1,3,4- E , ssay Contest 1,45 Glee Club 1,3,45 Boy's Glee Club l,3,45 A11 State 45 Vt. All State 25 Baseball l,3,45 Yearbook 45 Sen- ior Play 45 Rutland Vt. High School 2. FUTURE: Business and Photography. , xiii V V at ..,. President mg. Vice-President TERRY JOAN RUDNER Terry Don't cry over spilt milk, it only makes it salty for the cat . Treasurer 25 Vice-President 45 Student Coun- c'l3 O 1 5 ne Act Plays2,35 Speech Tournament 45 Prize Speaking 45 Essay Contest 25 Glee Club 1,2,3,45Girl's Glee Club 4-Girl's State 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Basketba112,3,45 sophomo- ronics 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 4. FUTURE: Marriage. MARY JANE LIVINGSTON Janie Ifye have faith in a grain of mustard seed, nothing shallbe impossible unto you Secretary 1,3,4g One Act Plays 2,3g Speech Tournament 4, Prize Speaking 2,43 Essay Contest 2.4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Gir1's Glee Club l,2,3,4g All State 2: Gir1's State 3, Senate, Band 2,3,4g Cheerleadinglg Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, Sophornoronics 2, Yearbook Staff4g Senior Play4g New Eng- land Festival 4. FUTURE: U.N.H.l-Iome Economics Teacher. Treasurer 69373: A Secretary - 'I WG QAM. pl N175 ' M Q LAII I X'li hull' 'A' J A ffm ' . GA f 15 OLIVER STODDARD HAYWARD, IR. Osh One ofthe best things to have up your sleeve is a funnybone President 19 Treasurer 3,4g Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer 2, One Act Plays 1,2g Speech Tournament 1,25 Essay Contest 2g Glee Club 2, Boy's State 3, Baseball lg Soph- omoronics 2g Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Play 4. FUTURE: College. IOHN D. BUTTRICK, IR. Johnny Experience is a hard teacher. It gives the test first and the lesson afterwards. Student Council, President 4, One Act Plays 1, 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Boy's Glee Club 4, All State 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play 4. FUTURE, College Student Council I 'HV fl E. f l-lf l Student Council MARLENE RITA HERSEY Bunny Rome wasn't built in a day Student Council 4, One Act Plays 1,3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 4, Cheer- leading 1, 2, Sophomoronics 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play 4. ROSELEE MARY PELLERIN Pinky None are so deaf as those who will not listen, One Act Plays 2,35 Essay Contest 2,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4g All State 45 Cheerleading l,2g Basketball 1, Manager 45 Sophomoronics2g Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 4. FUTUREg Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hos- pital, R A . l 4 x as I ', l, ' ff X - MALCOLM FLOYD PATTEN MaC fa? A man who is pulling his own weight never has any left over to throw around. Vice President and Acting President 33 Stu- dent Council lg Baseball 3,43 Basketball Manager 4g Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play, Stage Manager 4. FUTURE: Work. 17 Class of '56 FIRST ROW: Miss Elliott ADVISOR, I. Livingston, J. Clemons, T. Rudner, O. Hayward. SECOND ROW: M. Hetsey, J. Buttrick, Mr. Leighton ADVISOR, M, Patten, R. Pellerin. Working on the Exodus consumed much of the time of the Senior Class this year. Selling maga- zines, ads, and sponsorships to help finance the yearbook and setting it up to meet the deadlines required lots of time and work. We also visited U.N.H. as a group, put on the Senior Play and a dance, and finally reached the goal we have long been looking forward to with mixed emotions- graduation. I8 Class of '57 FIRST ROW: I. Champion, W. Mathewson, L, Chadwick, N. Davis, E. Worthen, J Cragin, D, Keller, SECOND ROW: Mr. Curtiss ADVISOR, I, Des Barres, E. Hein, S Sherburne, M, Chatellier, J. Butler, W. Lull, Mrs. Curtiss ADVISOR, THIRD ROW: J Preble, E, Hurd, D, Rowe, C, Williams, L, Rowe, S. Lull, D. Prescott. 20 Class of '58 FIRST ROWg G, Moulton, P, Den0, I. Queen, S. Dean, D. Allyn, J. Blanchette, M Palmer, I. Sieburg, N. Patten, L. Whitcher. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hill ADVISOR, P Messer, H, Partridge, I. Sieburg, N, Merrill, M. Huntoon, C, Buttrick, P, Messer, L Godshalk, D. George. THIRD ROW: I. Lewis, R. Wheeler, D. Palmer, E. Brown,J Woodward, D, Groves, B. Barrett, D, Heath, R, Wright, G. Nichols. 21 Class of '59 FIRST ROW: J. Kezar, J. Carter, S, Sawyer, I. Clough, C. Hein, P. Preble, H, Welch G. Clemons,S. Lovering, L. Patten. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bailey ADVISOR, C. Pellerin M, Cushing, J. Pond, V. Philbrick, S, Hayward, M. Beals, V. Moody, F, Carpenter, M Currier. THIRD ROWg L. Hurd, M, Macie, S, Weeks, J. Davis, F. Loverin, S, Deno, A Bums, R. Roby, J. Lovely, L, Sherburne. 22 ,. --M m i ,if-' ylvfpg., D I' v A 1 ,- xfl ,xi vwffi. 1, V llgwfi tx, XM. l g, ',F?llS3i!p.:Nkf: A , L' , 4 . fx: 9 9'A' W? ' 559 ff? ' -' nw' -' mfg -Az , L QT wg K N' 1i7ifl '1 't 7 'Wh . A n 1:f,?'fi-:why-V'- f ' ', '9j'6i3' ' . r. , ,. I A , M.N1E .1.1,,.,i:LU?1f- , -. , qi , 'I ,A J, A f - -- X f Q1 - -A f , , 11+ 4-:urn . , , ,.: . M'-111 W , 1 , N. isifw 5' .. y M224 ,JP ' iff? ,,. 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F A S L , 1 'Wir jf , . 1 PA 15: T-fP7 4'fz VP' Student Council FIRST ROW: M, Hersey, J, Sieburg, I, Buttrick, Mr, Livingston, W. Mathewson, D Keller, SECOND ROW: G, Clemons, J. Queen, D. Dean, S. Prescott, C. Hein, This year the student council elected the fol- lowing Officer sg PRESIDENT, John Buttrickg VICE PRESIDENT, William Mathews ong SECRE- TARY-TREASURER, Judy Sieburg. Our ADVI- SOR is Mr. Livingston. Student council activities thus far have con- sisted of a dance and a Christmas party. Later we plan to have a talent show, a quiz program, and a spelling bee. 32 1 Maioreftes J. Carter, N. Patten, L. Godshalk, J. Sieburg, M. Huntoon, C. Pellerin L. Worthen. L. Whitcher, S. Lovering. 34 Band FIRST ROW: H. Welch, A. Des Barres. I. Buttrick. R. Wright, S. Sher- burne, Mr. Curtiss, DIRECTORQ C. Hein,I.Queen, G.Clemons, W. Lull SECOND ROW: S. Sawyer. J. Kezar, T. Rudner, I. Butler. I. Livingston E. Hein, M. Chatellier, P. Harris, J. Clough, L. Wright, K. Welch THIRD ROW: J. Des Barres, I .Lovely. I .Preble. D. Allyn, J. Woodward L. Rowe, D. Heath. D. Prescott, W. Mathewson, R. Wheeler. Q xg, g ill Glee Club FIRST ROW: M. Cushing, J, Pond, S. Hayward, L, Sherburne, G. Clemons, J. Lovely, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs Harris, P. Messer, J, Clough, B, Welch, D, George, D. Keller, W, Lull, H. Partridge. SECOND ROW: P Preble, S. Weeks, I. Sieburg, S. Dean, C. Buttrick, J. Butler, E. Hein, M. Chatellier, J. Cragin, J. Living- ston, I. Des Barres, J. Sieburg, J. Blanchette, T. Rudner, C, Hein, THIRD ROW: S. Sherburne V. Phil- brick, I. Preble, R. Wheeler, W. Mathewson, J. Queen, L. Rowe, J. W0odward,D. Allyn, D, Heath, R Wright, J. Clemons, J, Buttrlck, D. Prescott, L. Chadwick. FOURTH ROW: L. Patten, S. Lovering, M Currier, F, Carpenter, I, Carter, N, Patten, I. Champion, M. Palmer, M. Beals, E. Worthen, C, Pellerin M. Hersey, J. Kezar, S, Sawyer. This year, in addition to the regular singing, the Mixed Glee Club and Boy's and Giz-1's Glee Club presented a Christmas Cantata and a Pops Concertg joined Hopkinton, Warner, and Sunapee at Hopkinton for the Four Town Concert, and sang at Commencement. 36 Boy's Glee Club FRONT ROW: H. Welch, J. Clough, R, Wright, P, Preble, J, Clemons, C, Hein, SEC- OND ROW: I, Buttrick, L, Rowe, J, Woodward, D. Allyn, R, Wheeler, W. Mathewson GirI's Glee Club FRONT ROW: J, Champion,N. Davis, N, Patten,Mrs. Fisher, R, Pellerin, M, Hersey, E. Worthen, SECOND ROW: D, Keller, J. Sieburg, I. Des Barres, I, Livingston, J. Preble, L, Chadwick, E, Hein, T, Rudner. 37 I ,, Ulnlli X z M, M V ' offijgbyfzlf , .L,L Av 0 9 fb. I X 2,13 9 f XWMQ ,, . , 5 'er .. l R I X X 'Q' g My -,. . -- Sh em JZ' . ,,,, P JW M j V N .N.: Q.. if 15 i ' .2 - f fix. 1 f ,uf ? '-. Q, x Q ' -1' K r' u. ' Ll!! 'I K I I l Em nw I -0: Y 1 mv . rf' 4 'S fllfii 'ii Hn ' wif. Ss. 38 ' fl. A 1-- 1 Q! 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' X , -' ' ' N ' X N - ' Xanax- Q51 ' gc-as 'Lr5'f4 .-.faibi- fQT'3gm5??f'f0'.?':4' .,. .-,-..W,., -. ,5j'j-353:-Q---1 1 --f , - :ef ,... , A. vu-4-v-......,..,,,,,,,. ,A . ' M 1 1 2 Q 1 x lf' Girls' Basketball FIRST ROW: J. Butler, E. Hein, G. Clemons, M. Chatellier CO-CAPTAIN, J. Livingston CO-CAPTAIN, J. Lovely, T. Rudner, I. Des Barres. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bailey COACH, S. Sherbume. D. Prescott, J. Preble, J. Pond, S. Lovering, R. Pellerin MANAGER. The girls' team displayed goodteamwork and fine sportsmanship throughout the b a s ke tb all season under the excellent coaching of Mr. Bai- ley. The greatest handicap of the Bobbettes was inexperience! Although they lost eight of their twelve games, they gained much experience which will benefit next year's team. A million thanks to Coach Bailey fr o m his fourteen girls and Pink l 47 'r Q, 1 B !Hu- . . '?5vfe,,.f 5 :'3f'bv pri! .A'f4o, . 5,,iI 0, Q X U gffiwr pf -F53 'M Orff o 6 vnu. ' . 4. 'D in 'Q Pu 'A -f 'Q ff 'O n . N v 0 Q bv! f P o Lo -u 0 0 f a s 5 v u n 1- 1 4 una., it-u 1 Boys' Basketball FRONT ROW:J.Buttrick. E. Hurd. B. Barrett. J. Woodward. J. Queen. C. Hein. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hill QCOACHQ, R. Wright, D. Dean, D. Palmer, L. Rowe, D. Heath, S. Lull, M. Patten QMANAGELQ. The boys' team improved over last year's record and the outlook is encouraging for next year with only one senior graduating from this year's team: John Buttrick, one of our stalwart forwards. The boys showed hustle, win or lose. Although they were sometimes outscored, they were never outfought. They lost several close, heartbreaking games and won the enthusiastic support of their many fans. Plaudits are in order to Mr. Hill, our fine coach, who did a goodjob of molding our players intoavery effective team and to our able manager, Malcolm Patten. As this goes to press, the team has reached the finals of the Keene Invitation Tournament with wins over Merrimack and Marlboro. They face Walpole for the title. 49 Boys' Junior Varsity 1 1 1 - FIRST ROW: R. Wright, P. Preble, D. Dean, C. Hein. S. Weeks, G. Kimball. SECOND ROW. D. George QMANAGERQ, D. Palmer. D. Heath, L. Rowe. S. Lu11, W. Mathewson QASSISTANT MANAGERQ, Mr. Hill QCOACHJ. J. V. Cheerleaders 4 -A ..-f FIRST ROW: A. Des Barres, L. Wright, SECOND ROW: P. Harris, V. Brown. 50 Cheerleaders vw., w Sl Baseball ,, nn. 'riff f fi 5 ii 3 f- 429' 5 QW? if FIRST ROW: J. Clemons. J. Allyn, BY Barrett. J. Woodward, R. Palmer, D. George, P. Messer. SECOND ROW: J. Buttrick, F. Davis, S. Barrett, P. Bovard. B. Lovely, D. Prew. J. Squires. THIRD ROW: J.Queen, B. Clough, P. Clark, M. Patten. D. Allyn, R. Wright. Mr. Bailey QCOACH1. The baseball team of 1955 had a very success- ful season. We won all but one game in League play and lost two to Enfield outside of League play. As aresult of winning these games, New London was awarded the Granite League Cham- pionship. We then met Andover at Bristol, a. neutral field, where Andover won a very tight game. This was the first time in several years that New London has won this award. 52 X, --v- N 0' 457 . ,fo--- ',, -. M. , ':. Q, A ' , ,ab ,..v-A--...,.. . . X 4 ' 'hx ,, ' fx f,-...msifal 6 1, 6 , f'N vl,ll.: .l-,. Abi., ' --j- -f,,. ':, ,. ff, Alumni Class of '53 Verne Barrett is working at the Bentley School in Boston. Flora Barton and Jerry Davis are attending Plymouth Teacher's College. Barbara Bickford is attending K.T.C. Evelyn Carpenter is married to Charlie Pierson. Fay Chadwick is married to Mike Puglisie. They have two children. Dick Chadwick and Dotty Jaster are married and have a baby. Tom Davis is in the Navy. Eleanor Heath is married to Ken Butcher. Janet Hodges married Buddy Prew. They have a boy and a girl. Glenn Powell and Bruce Spaulding are attending U.N.H. Bob Stuart is in the Army. Glenn Walter is in the Army. Betty Willard married Dick Thompson. They have a baby girl. Class of '54 JohnAdams, Richard Funke and Sue Kidder are attending U.N.H. Pat Albee is engaged to Herb Bugbee. Gladys Edmunds is at home. Sheila Moss is attending K.T .C . Marguerite Granger is attending Colby. Howard Johnson is attending N.E.C. in Henniker. Vera Murray is working in New York. Donald Robinson is attending Wentworth Institute. Elmer Roby is working. Bev Wells is married to Dick Gross. Veda Whipple is working in Concord. Class of '55 Jerry Allynis attending Dartmouth College. Ellie Barrett is engaged to Lin Hurd, who is in the Air Force along with Les Enman and Paul Clark. Sherm Barrett, Pete Bovard, Ron Palmer, and Dave Prescott are in the Navy. Fred Davis is in the Paratroopers. Arlene Fitts is working in Laconia. Eileen Gay is working at Ted Kirk's Insurance Agency. Barbara George is married to David Reney. Charlie Hosmer is working. Debby Lamson, Leah Pond, Joyce Robinson and Jeanette Wright are at- tending Colby. Anne Nichols and Mary Tilton are going to Salt Lake City. Joan Perryis at home. Dale Prew is a meat cutter at Cricenti's Market. Gay Ellen Rich is married to Kenny Sanborn: they're living in South Carolina. Nancy Rowe is in nurses' training in Concord. Bev Simonds is attending Becker Jr. College. Jimmy Squires is at Annapolis. Sally Stevens is attending Plymouth Teachers College. Shirley Weeks is en- gaged to Bill King. Claire Whipple is doing secretarial work at Seth Lamson's Insurance Agency. 54 5' t Guess Who 4 1. Roselee Pellerin. 2. Oliver Hayward, 3. Malcolm Patten, 4. Marlene Hersey, 5. Jane Livingston, 6. Terry Rudner. 7. John Clemons. 8. John Buttrick 55 iwflfff f . 'F ggyyl K - i, Q zmsszmesx aunuuum R Q -cr fu 'N 5 ci' 1 ' Q 4 .- ' M, in 332 Y Q VR if Vg , ., N. J , af' ' -sw 4 V. f . fffgg ff., ,Ai V, S1 ,is f pl ' Q -, 'fs KXSQQ EM fy Y.. H man '31 ,sf ,- s, A A WV K f ,Qu PRA 'V if Urs X 4 Ev 0 J ji 'f' ,A 5 awmwwj K Q in I. N .K 'L 56 jllilh---' 'W' gi can ll! 'I F' a ll 45 9 li N 1- - 3 f I i 5' I' r E' 'ST , . 1 . Pm tv 9? s f . E 's fiSlW We.. .-, .3 '-V J ' J r' uw 'H Q J' if h, f,,,L,z S' ifk P l.: :V A 1' lg 3 if 2 ' if KN Qs , V, .3 S 'F' M 31' 8, . . 1' X as 1 V 'YW ' M vi? 5 'C ' W .N ff 5 Er M- fm 9 ww , L' 31, as SW 1. xi 623156 Who's Who 'fe o .X Best Athlete J , 'J h ,qi Most Likely to Succeed 8 Best Photographer D' m un 5 .AN-T37 I 5 3 , Cutest Jhia ,X Best Dancer Best Disposition T7 Class Chatterbox Most Artistic 1 Specialities JOHN BUTTRICK : J. D. B. Just a Dear Boy JOHN CLEMONS: J. P. C. Just Plain Crazy Peeve : Noisy girls Peeve : People who THINK they can drive Saying : Stop It, Diane. Saying : How about that? Song : Hot Diggity Song : Poor People of Paris Pastime : Baiting Clemons Pastime : Being baited Food : Steak 8a Lobster Food : Apple sauce spice cake Car : Rolls Royce Car : 1939 Ford OLIVER HAYWARD Peeve Saying Song Pastime :O S H Our Shinin Hero . . . S : Class disputes : You pitch, I'll catch. : Main Tit1e : Baiting Clemons Food : Swordfish steak Car : Rambler JANE LIVINGSTON Peeve Saying Song Pastime Food Car ROSELEE PELLERIN . M. J. L. Mighty Jazzy Lassie : People : Hoop toop de do : Lisbon Antigo : Dancing and writing letters : Roast beef : Buick : R. M. P. Real Merry Person Peeve : People that don't say please and thank you Saying : What da ya say. Charlie? Song : He Pastime : Movies Food : Coffee Car 1 Chevrolet MARLENE HERSEY : M. R. H. Mighty Rare Handful Peeve : Prejudiced people Saying : What are ya trying to say? Song : Rock and Roll Waltz Pastime : Dancing Food : Italian Spaghetti Car: Chevrolet MALCOLM PATTEN Peeve Saying Song Pastime Food Car M. F. P. My Favorite Pest Women drivers Why? Ain't That A Shame Baiting Clemons Fried clams Chevrolet Corvette TERRY RUDNER : T. J. R. Talks Just Right Peeve : Drunk men Saying : Oah-la-la Song : Tina Marie Pastime : Writing to a certain Paratrooper. Food : Heart sandwiches before basketball. Car : Bessie, my Ford. Sponsors Mr. 8: Mrs. William F. Mitchell Mr. Robert J. Mitchell Mr. Donald J. Mitchell Mr. George Graves Sr. Mrs. Mather Cleveland Rev. 8: Mrs. John Schroeder Mr. 8: Mrs. Glen Mathewson Dr. 8: Mrs. A. Seymour Thomas Mr. 8: Mrs. Jules J. Pellerin Mr. 8: Mrs. Bernard Rudner Miss Jacquelyn Elliott Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert J. Livingston Mr. 8: Mrs. LeRoy F. Smith Mr. 8: Mrs. A. J. Livingston Duke Rowe Mr. Paul Kilmister Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Hill Mr. 8: Mrs. George W. Hersey Mr. 8: Mrs. Reginald Leighton Mrs. Frank Cricenti Mr. 8: Mrs. Eliot Clemons Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred A. Pressey Mrs . Margaret Bailey Mr. 8: Mrs. Dallas H. Patten Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Lull Mr. 8: Mrs. Oscar Colburn Class Class Class Mr. 8: Dr. 8: Mr. 8: Dr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Dr. 8: Dr. 8: of '57 of '58 of '59 Mrs. John D. Buttrick Sr. Mrs. Oliver S. Hayward Sr Mrs. Floyd Bailey Mrs. John Ohler Mrs. Clayton Fisher M1'S- Harry B. 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North Sutton New Hampshire Personalized Portraits And lt's All Done With Lights There's magic in lights . . . add a light here, place a spotlight there, and your portrait takes on the appearance ot real form and individuality. Your Vantine photographer knows how lighting effects can be used .... How easily they can reflect your personality. Your Vantine photographer knows best how to secure the sharply etched photo- graph your engraver desires ofthe important senior year . . . The victories of the athletic teams . . . The brilliance of social occasions . . . The Prom . . . The plays . . . The debates . . . The expression of everyday life on the campus. That personalized portraits by Vantine are important is attested to by the fact that over 300 schools and colleges repeatedly entrust their photographic work to 4, . Official Photographer To Class Of 1956 WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIC l32 Boylston Street Boston, Mass. ?i. - -+- 'i+ --?.- -ls Qgil. A .V ? ?:2f 4m'..b:.,L..'J-YI' .: T :. f A ,. FS F551 ffi1Qtk'..rY1:?....5ag,g5,. .-1.55 , - ,wang Xgthmems-ie!! .-.:E51mi,.,y1E! W .1 , 5 .. I 'QT..,f, ..- ,..-- --ga' ..'... .5 1.. H' u' ' ' - V7 ..:'15Tf52Yf-',!W9T '5Wf5:,.' f - :www hh . ' 'mtyelulv-- 1-I , Qu, ' . 'fm L .Tr wg-,..- gif Q ae Sig X'-w f THE FIRST BAPTIST U 3 vi-23. .if f W. , A -T A ws- L k VQNKEQQEJF -Q ' - S Y i f 1-A ffm ' f e v -is ' SQ? f A - 'X f ' CHURCH f e E H L S QHMF-fzf f '1if5Gw ki Z i Jvflfi. s .. .. 1 A , tif. 1 E ,.3j-.1jfj1x13-ky 4 l-: 4- 305: Eg . -ii ' T 1, ' E is if New London, New Hampshire ig, , J gy iwawil tw ' I - -' ..-' .:' :4, f?fm'7'G'i5,,N x fi'-'x me I 4 M Of,-. m v T 1:4 mg, ' gn. M . .. D I 5 .43 -1' -k lr ' X QA YQ- ' 119 - .'.1JI'H,,,'f?g1,,L ,WN T . 425 u m 'T F . ,,,, .. fungi . . 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