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

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V L . 0 , 1 K, ALBERTA C. FISHER X ' Glee Club Music Education: B.S. at ' the U. of vermont, student of Hein- DEU-A C' SPILLER , , ' rich Gebhard of Boston. W R.N.,. School Nurseg Lacoma Hosp1ta1 21, Boston U N Floating Hospltal, '25, , , ' L. I ' UN' 65? C-, f I-VKX X If D W ' yd J A 5 X N N 1 A 'ff J LYNDA GAY Dietician MARY GAY Dietician. WALTER R- HAWE5 WESTON qskeeq RAY ' J anitor. U.N.H., Boston University. MRS . DAYTON S e cretary.

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PRESIDE T . ' if , l ,5 ,- ffft' mf, .Wf,l,,y9' DAVID ALAN DEAN ,fwyv M Vilfyaf The world owes you a living but you have to work hard to collect it. js, ' President 4, student council l,2,3, vice- ' president 3, sec. treas. 23 one-act play 'jj 1,2,35 Senior Play 43 glee club 15 hand- ' ' , ' book staff 3, co-editor, Exodus staff 4, . asst. editor, Boy's State 45 basketball 1,2, 3,45 Future plans . . . Manchester Technical I Institute. L ff, 0, ,M As president of the class of 1960, I would like to express, on behalf of my classmates and myself, our apprecia- tion for the devotion which our teachers have shown us through the last four years. They have taught us not only facts related directly to our courses, but also to cope with everyday problems in an adult way. Although there have been times when we did not think so, these last four years have been very happy ones. We will always cherish the friendships we have made and the good times we have had. Besides increasing our knowl- edge, we have also participated in many extra-curricular activities to round out our education. With a new life unfolding before us, whether it be armed forces, a job, or college, we will always remember N.L.l-LS, and the influence it has had on our lives. 16