Newmarket High School - Lamprey Yearbook (Newmarket, NH)

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FRESH MAN CLASS ' in First row: Marilyn Twombly, Virginia St. Hilaire, Elizabeth Shelton, Robert deRoch- mont, Robert LaBranche, Regina Ryan, Sandra Walker, Roger Harvey, Judith Hale, Joanne Reardon. Second row: Rachael Labonte, Donna Davis, Shirley St.Laurent, Lucille Roy, Harlene Szabo, Sandra Dodds, Anita Langlois, Betty Finn, Nancy Finn, Dorothy Dickerson, Sally Plumer, Mr. Farley. Third row: William Mason, Thomas Byron, Charles Latour, Edgar Moisan, Robert Zwiercan, Bruce Dexter, Jerome Mitchell, Richard LeBeau, Robert Szacik, Raymond LeBeau, Richard Emond. Fourth row: William Allen, Adelard LaBranche, Jerome Canney, Andrew Crooker, Donald Howcroft, Richard Mills, Edward Dutka, Thomas Talbot, Richard Wilson, Terence Mann, Richard Gagne. Carol Clark, absent when picture was taken. Forty-one young promising pupils entered the Freshman class on September 9, 1953. We found it entirely different from Junior High School. Our shifting from Room 2 to Room 3 carried greater responsibilities and more and varied activities. We knew we had a better opportunity of meeting new friends and building a better reputation for ourselves. We were informally introduced to Newmarket High by the gay Freshman Reception which was sponsored by the Student Council. A short while after this we elected our class officers. They are as follows: President, Robert LaBranche, Vice President, Robert deRochmont, Treasurer, Elizabeth Shelton, Secretary, Jean Ryan, and Student Council members, Roger Harvey and Sandra Walker. if

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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President 7 Robert LaBranche Vice President Robert deRochmont Secretary 7 7 7 7 7 7 77 7 Jean Ryan Treasurer 7 7 7 7 Elizabeth Shelton Student Council Representatives 7 7 777777 Roger Harvey Sandra Walker We have but lald our foundations for the years ahead of us We shall continue to develop our talents and build upon our foundations that we may be prepared to face life bravely and unafraid of the many mule stones we must cover One of the great tasks of our Freshman year was to make St Pats Dance a success Thus dance was held on March l2 1954 We also had an enloyable outing In June chaperoned by Mr Farley our home room teacher Now our class IS looking forward to becomlng sophomores wuth great anxious ness although we feel this last year has been a profitable one and lots of fun if , I ' I , ' I I , . fri I I X F F' - owi- Xc-F 'X X77 FXX 1, ff! f, ' qv-77,5 i-T k--XX: ez: V V YV,, V r --f