Newmarket High School - Lamprey Yearbook (Newmarket, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1955 volume:

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All I us' s - 1 - rs ' ' ' Is mln, in i E FT hoc k ' got ' gl lif- with Ikll 5: ll ' 11 his LT. ng D Q Q vol' a 1 song' IGI art . .. ' s 'I' gr! E gi z e, Q e I '- ,,. 1 , Q. 52' ri . 1 :Q i g ii' l The Lampley Staff ploudly dedlcates thl veallrook to TVI1 AVCIy oul pllI1Clpdl and loyal fllfilld because of hlb thoughtfulnew becaube he has mspu ed ua to better oulbelves and becaume of hlS pelbonal lntelest m each mdlvldual If u 6 li? TYPISTS Hazel Gilbert Dorothy Carroll Muriel Lamlwrl Head Typist Marjorie Call .loanne Sewall EDI'I'uHs .lun 1'ff r lz'ff1'mr Inllli-XINP1 ll,-XNIFI, Pfflimr Nlwltll Ullili .lflrzl sffr NIR. HIHIYIJIFY lS.SI-.SIIIIII l,'.'4iI-fflf IHTRICQIA H.-XFFIERTW Muff lrfz'.s1 'YXNCY IJ.-XWI-IS IZIFINICSS STAFF l.llll'il lfvllll-Inu l'l1ilipl.1lwr.m1'll HH rim xx lfflwluf llfllwrlllf'---l.11s'l Xlr, lr K4 ll.1x:fzl.111: 064, Nluslr one of manQ moat relaxing accompllihmente enalvlee ue to escape from the vvorld of realltx to the vxorld of fantaiv and dreams Vlueic from opera to jazz hae a definite place in our civilization a place vvhlch 12 Q0 necewarv in theee dave of vs ork vsar and vvorrv Nluclc IQ a part of our educatlonal Qtructure children are taught to Qing earlv in their Qchool careere and before thev have completed their f3ClUCalQ1OIl thev have been IHUQIC become membere of lnetrumental or choral group: Count Your Bl6QQlI'lgQ for Have You Heard that bv Trung the Stormy W eather which Sometime env elope uf vvlll turn into a Happv Holidav Life IQ not a ong but an appreciation of IIIUQIC vslll do much more to make vour Qtav on the earth more pleaeant for W1thOUt 'X gong the world would be a dreary place indeed' ff' Il 056, 056 given or have received many opportunities to develop singing voices. learn to read .. ' ' 'f .. , se , .. K- rv .4 , ., V . . S Y M N p. . ,, V . REXFORII I-I. AYERY I'. of NI.. IIS.. NLS.. I. . U .. .. I-I N.H. Qs 5 Av FREDERICK C. EARLEY K.T.C.. ILE.: U. of N.H. Weave 4,4 sim 5 I ,. I , D I JOHN CRINDLEY LEO A. LANDROCHE II. of SC.. BA.: B.II.. K.T.C.:P.T.C..Il.E. NIA.: II.N.I-I. I-'AY R. BEIIKER LEWIS E. IRI I' IYH IIE If of NI.: III 4EfI.P JOHN B. FOI II. of N.H.. B 't ROBERT V Qt. A. C. Ii A NNA S. TEERI R.lI,. Bb.. Ed.M. Nl.'IR.IORIF II. of NH 9 ZEEKEEZQZ fic? f if QXX X N Um 'irq K 5 2 W GS ,,..-fig' X - X 5 f 5 f kg xx f' 1 M, g yy A 4 Q N H X X i If P EDWARD Bolsviznr Small, lively. rhatterlmx .'Virlrnarne: Ed Likes: Horses Dislikes : Big shorts Pastime: Work Ambition: To be a jockey Favorite expression : Chip. chip. chip, Activities and Honors: Baseball 1, 3, 4: Biology Club 2: Clee Club 1. 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Music Club 33 Pep Club l, 23 Junior Play Staff 33 School Service Club 2: Senior Play Staff 4: Track 1. We are all quite sure that Eddie will be a successful jockey. ELIOT BOSINGER Athletic, uxisecraelfirzg, happy-go-lucky Nickname: El Lilfes: Sports Dislikes: English Pastirne: Sports Ambition: Successful happiness Favorite expression : Nasty break. ' Activities and Honors: Basketball 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1, 3, 4: Biology Club 2: Clee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Junior Prom Committee 3g Music Club 23 Pep Club I, 2. 3, 43 Senior Play 4: Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Student Council 1. 2. 3: Usher Senior Play 3: Junior Play 3: School Service Club 2. 3: Yearbook Staff 3: Colt' 1. 2. 3: Track 2. 3. 4: All-State Music Festixal 4. Eliot certainly was a credit to the NHS Athletic department. WlI.I.l.AM BYRON Quiet. rugged. sinwerr ,'Yirl.'nz1rne: llill l.il.'es: Spnrls lli.slilfe.s: People who brag. ur talk too mum li Pastime: Hunting .4mlu'1ion.' lnitr-tl State- .Mr l'or4-c Fararite expression: Stop liraglgingf' .4rli1'itie.v anzl Iflllltlfof lla-kelliall -1: lla-eball 2. 3. 41 Track 2. 3. 4. We hope In find llilly working hi- own farm sonieduy. MARJORIE CALL Neat, goorl-nalurerl, rongenial Nickname: Marge Likes: Submarine sandwiches Dislikes: People who talk too much Pastime: Watching television Ambition: To be a secretary Favorite exression: You know what l mean. Activities and Honors: Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Music Club 1. 2. 4: ,lunior Play 3: Yearbook Staff Typist 3. 4: Secretary 4: Senior Play 4: Clee Club Treasurer 4. We know that wf-'ll never get tired of Margie's good- natured ways. RX ' t x xg:- ROBERT CLEVELAND Humorous. rlramatif. reliable Xifkname: Bob Likes: Pop music and Model planes Dislikes: Big deals and Homework Pastime: Building planes. and carpentry Ambition: Live. love and be happy. Favorite expression: You I like. Him - eh. Actirities and Honors: Baseball 2. 3g Biology Club 23 Music Club 4: Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Student Council 1. 2. 3: Junior Play 3: Yearbook Staff 3, 4: Senior Reception Lisher 3: Granite Boys' State 35 Senior Play 4. Bob the Clown Prince of the class of '55 will do much to make the world forget its troubles. DoRoTHY CARROLL Energetic, slenfler, carefree 4'Yirknarne: Dot Likes: College boys and conceit Dislikes: World Problems and Superior Attitudes l'astime: Double-dates Ambition: Model Favorite expression: Thats what l want to talk to you about! Activities and Honors: Transferred from Epping High School: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: junior Prom Committee 31 Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Yearbook Staff Typist 4: Junior Play Ushers-tte 2, lfsherette Senior Reception 3. We hope that Dot will be a success in her modeling career. a-4,4 '5 Tlfrnuslvx Fixx Slzzrlinzn. Awrlflrfflu. 11111-. 'N1'f'1. IIIIUII5' T1-mmiv l,1'l.1w5 .X 31.1.11 uruumwm llixl1'l.'P.sj Tad .'l1n111'!1'1fr1 I .Iwin rhf W Xl Play 1. R1 TH GIBB Splrllvd apr1rl1l1l1,, IIVIIVIIIIIII Azflmarrze Ruthw LIAR? 9quar1 dammf an1iNn11w DISIIACS Cold m0rnlngQ Pastzme Cookmg and VNTIIIH to N C Ambztlon To make otherQ happy Fmorzte expressmn Xah 11 ls' Af'11llfIP9 and Honors Tranifcrrf-d from Qpauldmg H1 h U U ll 1 1111 1 lun 1 .xx Ill rxlll fdr U00 1-aiurer 4 U1 n Ilulm Nhnhr Ba 1 11 11 1 1 r fan, ru lllt. lhrnu tmsn m hr-r ,rc nn W nllx Hun GIIBFRI 1 111,.e 1111111 II 1 name' 11111 1k ll 1 n 1 slllra 1 V IIIIUIZ xmrz .HN Url!! prfx It 1 1111198 and 111111111 1 D H .ilu IIIISII-VII!'.' Rvafiin: and t1-11111-11111 Fm 11r1'I1' npr:-x.s111r1.' 4 111tI11n 5 if kv r ' nm rf H15 'f1I1'11'Hr1s IIIIYI ll11n1fr1 Hxwlwgx flulv 21 Nlyfh 11 ' I lax Q5 f11mm1tt1'1- 2' N111 P111-i1I1'nI 2. fi: Junior , N'I11111l F1-rxivv Club 1. 1: Y1x1rl11-1-k Nuff fi: Nalin nal Hum-r S111'i Iy' 1: 51-1r1-Zum 1: Ntucie-nt Patrol 1: Fvnifv A lrlll' friPn1l.uh11 i- aluayx willing In 11-n1l u hc-lpingl ha ml lmmll 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 NIARY HILL r,!Ill7I, Slllllfl. rlllmf Ilrf p'N'ifl.'r1r1nzP: Mary 1.1-l.I'.X.' To talk llixlil.:r1.S.' RMI l'11sl1'n1v: Walking f4n1l1iIifm: To Iraw-l F111 nrilv P,Y1Il'I'XXI-Illlf Yuri:-ty i- Ihr Npiw- of liff-. ,4fli1'ili0.s anfl llmzurx: lliology fluln 2: film- fjluly 2, 3, 13 .lllfllllf Prom f,ornm1ttf-.- 3: Klum- fflull 3, 43 Null.-m .rxllflfll 1. ,lunl-rr Play .41 fn-If 1: ,lumor Plav l 2-ln-rf-Ill' 2: Fw-nior Play 1: N-nior 1Ila-- Nlar-hal 3.1 :'lll-Statw Nlu il Fr Iixal 1. Who knowx. maylw Nlary will trawl arounfl Ihr' ww .I1l. 4 IJURUTHY Jun s Slr wl! posse svrl serzerl If name ll! PS llzslzles Lmrturf llNllIIIl R1d1ll'l Amlfzlmn Hou fm: l'!IIlll'lfP erpresxmn 4 Vkhll lrlzulzvs anal Ilulmrs an f rn 'Ill our lr u around LAURA Jonxsrox Intellectual relzgrous serzous Nzflnnme Laurn Lzlres NIU IC dramn naturo Uzslll es Nlodc-rn art cllrtx jolu Pastlme Readlng 4I7IbIflOfl T llelpothfr Fazorlte expreswon For Pfte aki- Hizlzzztzes anfl Honors B11 lots fluly Nr-Cretan 2 Qtudent Council 4 Junmr Plax Staff 3 School SEIWICE' Club 3 -1 'Natmnal Honor Nomeh 3 4 Mu Pre 1dent4 Ntudont Patrol 4 Cramtf' fxrl Ntatm 'S Nfnlor Plas 4 DAR C ood CIIILPH lup Xwanl We know Laura mll alvsas br a loyal and helplng frlend 1 . '- ' N'-lf 5 o Lil.: llanvingi l'. ' 1: 1' ll gr ' ' : 5- f- ' - ' o f'-u.-- V .A Tr' - f- 'el frl ll - ligll: Ulm- ffl lr 2. I Altlmugh Dot ne-wr -aifl mul-h. wr- always km-w Qhf- war ., in A 5. Q A. S- , ,' 0 1 ' S :Y'uU,'l Q 1' 3. 31 ' ffl: '.:f j 1 . , ,X . PHILIP LABRANCII Tall. bzzsiness-nzinrlerl. zersrztile pNirl.'ru1rii1': Pliil Lil.vx.' Fr'ir'nre- anfl .Xtlili-tiw lI1'sf1'l.'Ps.' Long lilonfle- liair anil liroun liziir 110511.17101 Making inonffy ,4lI1IIflIl0H.' Pharinaviot Fazorite Pxjiression: f.l0HlIHl'I1l lla li'iogiv--Yi'oogiv-. .'11'l1'l'l'fI'PS mirl Honors: lla-lwtlvall 3. 1: llawlnall l. 3: Biology Cluli 2: Ulm! flluln l. 2. Ii. l: Junior Prom Coniniittvr 3: Xlueif' ffluli 1: Pop filuli 2. 3. 4: Sopho- inorv Hop ffoniinittfw- 21 Fruilvnt fi0llIll'il l. 2. 4: Junior Play' 32 5f'l1mwl Si-rxiw' iillllr l. 2: X1'2il'lioulQ Staff 3. 4: National Honor Ser-if-ty 1: Slllllvlll Patrol 4: Golf 1. 2, 4: 'liravk 1: S1-ni--r R1-wptiriri lxlif-r 3: .lunior Play lllif-r 2: flranilf- Huy-I Nato ji: S1-nior Play 4: Pvp illuli TI'1'ii5l1N'I' 3. l'rv-xiii:-nl 4: Pri-xide-nt Studi-nt Coun- cil 4. Pllil will he our only via-N pliarinuvi-I. NIURIEL LAMBERT Petite. pretty. gUOI1'VIUlIll'UfI .'Yirl.'nan1e: NIC-T00 Likes: Joe Dislikes: The parsing of timv Pastime: Playing thi- piano Ambition: To gr! marrie-il Farorite expression : Wi-ll. ge-v-Y .4f'!i1'ities and Honors: lliulogy Cluli 2: Cline- Club 3. 4: Stuflflnt Council 4: ,lunior Play 3: Yvarliook Staff Typiq 3. 4: For-ri-tary 3. 4: llolf 4: Glvf- Club Vim: Prvsidenl 4: l'rllY'l'f'tlt' Fi-nior Rt'1'1'pIiuI1 3: lfslivrette- Senior Play 3: Se-Crt-tary Girl! Coll 4: Senior Play 4. We know that lov will ln' a part of Nluriels future happiness. Du in IAM: Hrzrirfsonie. lfroml-slioiii'ilrre'il. fozirtf-offs .XIf'!.'I1IIVIIt'.' lltiw l.i!..wg Var- lli',xfz'l.f's.' lfrigllixli UKIIVYIJ2' Kair- .4nilii't1'o1i: Nl:-vliariivgil v-nuiriv-I-r filllrlrllr' e'1fffPx.xl'iiI1.' l.ol'ily :lfli'1i'1i'P.x 111111 Horion: lliologx lliili 1: til v,-A Lluli 2. 3. 4 . iior Prom 4.--iiiniiit--Q' .41 Xiu-ii 1 lim .1 .lz Pvii Lluli i Plas llliv-r 2' N-nior Plux' lg Sl'lllllf' lflzi-- Xlar-lla I We' will alwayf finml llaxiil iour iw'-iiiuiii in liix model A. Soplionion' Hop Vi-iiiiiiiit-so 2: Ntiiilwnt koiiiivil 4: Yiv l'rv-iilviit 4: Junior Play Ji: Hvarliook Staff 4: juniir EUGENE LANGLOIS Talented, reliable, loyal .Yieknamer Gene Lilres: Fishing. hunting. musical instruments Dislikes: Golf Paslime: Playing guitar. hunting. fishing I ' Ambition : Machinist lfarorile e,tpre5s1'0n.' Oh my God. Aetiz'1't1'es and Honors: Biology Club 3: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Music Club 3. 4: Glee Club President 4: Music Club Vice President: Junior Play Stage Manager: Senior Play Assistant Manager 4: Granite Boys' State 3: Senior Play f 4: Boys' Cvlee Club President: All-State Music Festival 4. Someday we would like to see Eugene and his guitar on V gf' television. X 1 of li ROBERT MORIN FfiPlllIlvt', elfieieltl. well-flressefl .Yl.I'Ii'IIIIII1f'f liob Likes: Judy Iliylil.-es: Snobs and cold bloodt-tl chevit-s Paslinze: Hot rods Anzlfition: Engineering Farorile expression: Suffering Aetirilies and Honors: Biology Club 2: Glee Club 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Music Club 3. 4: Sophomore Hop Committee 3: Student Council 4: .Iunior Play 3: Year- If 'X book Staff 3. 4: National Honor Society 4: Student Council Yiee President 4: Granite Boys' State 3: Senior Play 4. ll0h's flashy clothes are always accompanied by an equally bright smile. if t, ft. if -va. 'Sit-45' RICHARD lVlACDONALD Easy'-going, reserterl. morlest ilvll'lt'HHV7Z6'f Bonhomme and Mac Likes: Sports Uislilres: Having girls tell him what to do l'a.st1'n1e: Playing sports Ambition: To get married and have a good job l at0r1'te expressiorz: Stiff:-ring. Artirities anzl Honors: Basketball 2. 3. 41 Baseball 3. 41 lliology Club 2: Clem- Club 2: Junior Prom Committee 3: Nlusie Club 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 4: Student Council 4: l'sher Senior Play 3: Senior Reception li-ber 3: Xlusic Club President 4. Wt-'re sure that Rieliard will get married and raise a great big family. but we sincerely hope that he finds that good job. ff s X-. DAVID NOON .Serlzztrz irirleperzzfertt. Ulllif 111 .Nl-V l.rIr1mr1: llam- I,Il.e.s: Sports lli.sflif.eN.' To ln- IHISNPII I'H.Sfl-VIIPI Sports .'1lIlll1iIli!lVI.' To get Inarrit-tl. haw a family and he fairly F111 orile f',lj1lft .S.SlilPI1.' WlI4-rel lit-ity 'FN ArII'I'1'lif',s and Honors: liaslu-tball 3. 4: Baseball 3. 41 junior Prom Comiiiitts-e 3: xlll-lf' Club 3.4: Pep Cluh 4: Studi-nt Council 4: Traek 4: Granite Boys' State 3. We hope to see the Ilay when llaxiil gf-ts over his shyness with girls. CHARLES ROBERT PARENT Frarilf. delzendable. serious Nielfrtarrze: Chas. or Charlie Lil.-es: Competition Iiislilres: Failure lIIISlilHl'f lloating Ambiliori: Owner of High Speed Hulls Inc. for runabouts and light cruisers. FaI'orI'1e expression: Bless you! Al'll'1l-11-85 and Honors: Baseball 2: Biology Club President 2: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Student Council 3. 4: Junior Play Assistant Manager 3: Clee Club Vive President 4: Senior Reception Usher 3: Senior Play 4: Class President 3. 4. Maybe we will see Charlie go on to more presidential elections. PATRICIA ANN RAFFERTY Typiral, true, talkative :Y1iI'L'IIHlVIPf Patriee Lilfes: Eating. watching TV. reading. lIll1:lC llislilres: Walking to school on void mornings I'a.slinIe: Waiting for Maury .4nIbi1I'orz: To join the WAI and then get married Favorite expression : Take it easy. .4cIiI'il1'es and Honors: Biology Club 2: Glee Cluh l. 2. 3. 4: Music Club 2, 4: Student Council 1. 4: Yearbook Staff Literary Editor 3: Girls' Golf 4: Csherette Senior Reception 3: Yearbook Assistant Editor 4: Senior Play 4. Don't give up Pat. Maury will he home soineday. PATRICIA Rooxm Talented, socialite. leaclersliip Kill.-name: Pat Likes: ,lazz and reading Dislil.'es: Die-ti 1,0811-HIPS Mu-ir' fhnliition: Co to college lfaturile e,rpres.sinr1.' Oo Hhulu'flubef .4f'lll'ill.P.S anrl Honors: Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Biology Club 2: filer' Club l. 2. 3. President and :Xcconipanixt 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Music Club 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Student Council 4: Junior Play Prompter 3: School Service Club l. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Staff 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. Pre-Nident 4: Student Patrol 4: Coll President 4: Year- book Editor 3: Senior Play 4: All-State Music Feltival 2. 3. 4: Hand 1: Senior Play Businv-sf and Advertising Manager 4: flirlf Ba-ketball Manager 4: High School Reporter 4: Hietory Award Winner. Pat will go far with ber plea-ant voice. JOANNE SEWALL lVif'kname: jo Przslinie: Oil paintings Ambition: Secretary 'T' , Boston. MARILYN STEVENS Athletic, superior, co-operatire Nickname: Steve Likes: Participating in actiiitiee Dislikes Complaining and lima beani Ambition: Have a fine home. Pastime: Sleeping and eating Farorite expresison: All the time. .4ctiz'it1'es and Honors: Basketball 3. 4: Biology Club 2: Clee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Music Club 2. 3. Secretary 4: Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Student Council Secretary 4: Usher- ette Senior Play 3: School Service Club 1. 2. 4: Yearbook Staff 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. Secretary 4: Secretary 2. 3. 4: Student Patrol 4: Golf 4: Granite Girls' State 3: junior Play Staff 3: Senior Play Staff 4: Junior Play Usherette 2: Cheerleading 1. 2. 3, 4: Usher- ette Senior Reception 3: Senior Play 4: Head Cheer- leader 4: All-State Music Festival 3. 4: Band 1: High School Reporter 3. 4. Marilyn has contributed a great deal to our cheerleading squad. Quiet, serene, cordial Likes: Going Qhopping Dislikex: Snapping of gum Favorite expression: I dont know .4rli1'i1ies and Honors Il ilub l 1 l. 2, 4: Yearbook S aff Twpit 3 4 Secretary 1 Sen Play Prompter 4: Junior l law 3 WW- believe that Joanne will ake r a a fcrztar Sade gg Sade QENIOR CLAQ9 OFFIL FRQ Cla Xdxwor N112 'Nlarjorle Woocl Pre ldent Charlcw Parent VICE Pre ldent Daxld Lang Qecretarx XIZIIIIXH Stexem Treawrer Ruth Clbb Student COUIICII Repre entatlxe Patrlcla Raffertx Robert Worm The Nvrmmr Cla-N N anxm-1 In the Ink 'pub The Blotter- ff . , rr 5' ' 5 F 3 5 5, 3 .. 3 95 f I P ,, ' 1 fr f f kr , gg f 5 W - I 4 . f i N Q Z 5 2 .1 , A l ' ff' , , , V 3, Q 1 ' , ,Q ,V I f if ,' . .Y .. I, -1 Ssf , ,. fs, ' ' 1 S' . ., 1 ' S' . : . . '. , ' ' ' -1 - . l I ' S I ' S. . ' '. . ' . L NIOST ATHLETIC Nlarilyn Ftfwcrii Eliot Rosinger MOST FRIENDLY NIlll'j0fIf' Call Rohr-rt NIorin NIOST LIKELY TO SITQCQEEIJ Patrif-ia Roonfly Philip IJ3l'PI'3Hf'lI NIOFT REPRESENTATIVE OE XI-IS. Xlarily n Stevens Philip Lahranvh NIOFT ORIGINAL Dorothy Carroll Charlvs Parent NIOST SERIOLIF Ilorothv Ianiffs William Byron NIOST RESPECTEIJ Thornasina Einn Charles Parent NIOST EEEICIENT NIurivl Lambert Robert Morin HOST POLITE Marjorie Call David Lang HOST VER5.-XTILE Marilyn Stevens Philip Lahranvh HOST IJRAXIATIC Ruth flihh Rohr-rt Cleve-lanrl NIOST ROXI.-XNTIC Mary Ilill Eliot Iiosingvr REST IJANCIQRS Ilan-l Cillif-rt Philip Lahranvh BEST N.'XTI'RElD Nlarjoriff Call Ilnx iml Laing CIASS RAIIY Laura johnston Eclwarcl Roisxvrt CQLXSS WIT llorothx I,z1l'roll I,l1airli-5 I'z1rvnt I'l'iI'I'l I-IST llorothx Larroll Rohm-rt f.lPvc'laiifl IIII 'X'I'TER ROR l'z1trir'izi Rafferty lfilniirwl Roifxi-rt HOST AXTTR 'XCTIYL Nlurivl Lambert Ilavirl Lang MOST INTELLECTIQ-XI Lziuru Johnston Philip Luhranch NIOST TVXLENTEIJ NIOST TYIJICAL I 'itiir ia Roonf-X Pritlic ia Inffertx url N 1.54-1' -,d,,,. ,..-gf X, 244 'fame 10109 from Seniors llmnrs September 3 1971 Thirtx mne tudent eagerlx a umed the role a Pre hmfn in Room 'S a me met our adusor 'Nlr Landroche 1 Jtember 4 our r mutm, m Q rftef tu follmsmg fflrer 4 N ll S 1 e x l branche Trea urer Barbara lang and Studc nt founul Repre entatlxes Patricia Raffertx and Robert Clexeland September 14'-The Seniors made us feel right at home at the Freshman lnitlatlon and Reception Dressed ln llly outfits wc passed out lolllpops and bowed down to them We ex cn gave free shoe shines Noxember 2 Our first real class project was putting on a hllarlous pantomime assemblx 'Vlarch 11 Thi dax held another hi light of the xear The auditorium assumed a gala atmosphere when decorated mth white 'md green crepe paper This was our all important St Patrick s Dance September 3 1902 Thlrtx one of u reported back to school This time as Sopho mores in Room 4 We oon became acquainted with 'lliss Wood our adxlsor Vice PfCQlfl6Ilt Thomaslna Flnn Secretary Marilyn Stexens Treasurer Shlrley Clark and Student Council Representatlses Eliot Bosmger and Robert Shelton Noxember 14fAfter much preparatlon we held our Sophomore Hop The music of the Bob Thomas Orchestra helped make the evening a success The h1 light of the extmng is is the Crand Nlarch wshlc h was led by H irriet l axon and Phlllp Labranche ,lune 45A Nlarshall Bus transported us to a most memorable OUtlIlg at York Beach September 9 1903 Upperclassmen at last' Txsentx nine students confldent of our 31Dl1ItlCQ felt xers proud to enter Room 6 as juniors We were pleased to learn Miss Woofl is as once again our adusor September 14'-The result of the election of officers were President Charles Parent V111 lreldent Thoma ma Finn Sccrctarx v13l'l1XIl Stexen Treasurer Shirlex Clark Student Council Representatn es Robert Clex eland and Ellot Boslnger September 16 Xt our second class meeting Pat Roones had the honor of being elected Editor of our Xearbook Shlrlew Clark was elected a Assl tant l1,d1tor and Philip Lahranc he ss as the Business Manager December 22 A JUIIIOIS we had the responslbllltx of putting on the lnnual Chrlstma Assemblx Glfts were passed out by Santa Claus 1 ax l 41 fd A 'awww ll sxs-QJ K wf l X ff , Z Il if 7 f 3221 t , ,Cf T ' ' 1 ' '. ' c Q ' ss Q Q 1 LJ W1 I ., . , , 1 . .,- , ,, . X I, . s . . . . . A cfl- S1 7 -:Xt fi st class -V ff - -l1- K l l 1 class if sz f,,Z President. Roll 'rt fhelton: Yi ' ' l're-sid:-nt. ltnnif-I Nlitehell: fe 'r tar' . l'hil'p La- x V u I 5 . sn Y I LY. wx LL 1 51 S V . 1 1 S . Y. .M 1 M ,. i T X, September 3-We elected the following class officers: President, Philip Labrancheg ,,,,i,fi7 . K. l x. . Q L ' . 'Y K v V: ? . 7 .7 Q . L . V A . . A. n X , V ,,.' ' Y . . . 'z. 1 . '- 'L' , v . ,-5 . . . A V L7 M S I 1 . ii- 7 T Y T1 ' J s' . s' ' : .. Q1 ' sz .e . , ' ' . C ' E ' - 1 s , -fs ' ' ' ' --, s ' . ' - .' 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Wed Fddle Box sert leases hls lug feet to Cllfford Tomp Ellot Boslnger lease hr qulet atmo phere to Carol Walker W 1ll1am Bs ron leases hls babs blue es es to Kenns Whlte Marjorle Call lease her dlmple to Doroths Dlckm on Doroths Carroll lease her vsatch band to 'VIr Qtone Robert Cleseland just leases Thomasma Flnn leas es her tactful ssays to Mr Terrl Ruth Glbb lease her connectlon at I, INH and her s earbook dummy to Lorrame Hamel Hazel Gllbert lease her plea ant s owe to Carol Walker Mars Hlll lease her ablllts to fall a leep ln cla to Chfford Thompson Dorothy James leases her desk In the Semor room to Elame Flsk Laura Johnston leas es her lose for Shakespeare s ss orks to Ken Whlte Phlllp LaBranch leas es his crew cut to Mr Folsom Murlel Lambert lease her Offlce Practlce Folder snth all the answers to Carol Beaudette It s ln ms de k Carol David Lang 90 thes say the ICC man has hlS pick o I rn leasmg my plck to Bob deRochemont and hope he has better luck than I drd at Newmarket Hlgh Lugene Langlols lease hls gultar to Rlchard Gagne and all hrs money to Mr As ers Richard MacDonald leases hx bashfulness to Charles Chantre Hope you make out Wllh the gurls next sear Robert Morin leaves hls long halr and a bottle of goo to Bruce Hauschel Das 1d Noon leases his kates to Mr Landroche Happy skatmg Charles Parent leases hxs good wlshes to the Junlor Class Offlcers Pat Rafferty leases her squeeky laugh to 'Vlary Lasofsky Patrlcla Roonev leaves her es er ready excuses Joanne Sewall leaves her qulet serene manner to Betty Vlltchell Marllyn Stevens leaves her sneakers to Sandra Walker MAX oil W 9354? sill gif Q WQA wwe., K ,www S525 Q o. ,I lb -l ' js' ' ., It 'g .' son. 7. 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Q-C.: 2 3- 'Ck Y, XXX? 1...-1 'HQ 'vi ., lf? .- ,wx ..-v' , M ,fi Q rf 'ff fw LZ if 2223522 ff fl Y ,jjj MLQIIM 22441 Qi l by ,f'eHQ Slffw Nu fm 5 L' Q ik? -I oi Back row: Bruce Hauschel. jacques Gagnon. Charles Chantre. Clifford Thompson Ralph Nutting. Richard Pohopek, Walter Zwicrcan. llonald l.allonte. Richard Beaulieu. Robert Nlcflowan. Second row: Carol Allen. Nancy Dawes, joan l.aBranch. Ronald NI:-Cowan. Kenneth White, Roland Cathcart. Lorraine Hamel. Carol Walker. Elaine Fisk. Barbara Canney. Priscilla Wycik. Mr. Stone. First row: Sara Record. Mary Lasofsky. Jeannette Belleau. Richard llemcrs. Richard Cagne. Robert De Rochemont. Carol lleaudette. Frances Brigulio. Muriel Wawrzkiewicz. Gretchen Mason. At last the eighth day of September arrived. beginning our third year of high school. making us upperclassmen. W'e were eager to get started on another year. We soon elected our officers under the supervision of Nlr. Stone. President was Richard Gagne: Vice President. Robert deRochemont: Secretary. Carol Beaudette: Treasurer. Richard llemers: and Student Council Representatives. Donald LaBonte and Rohert McCowen. The arrival of our class rings in November was one of the hig moments of our high school career. The new shining rings were something to be proud of. Wie held a record hop which proved In he profitalile. lluring the xear. our class was well represented in sports and other social activities. To make extra money. we sold Christmas Cards. After our successful Junior Play. we focused our attention to the oncoming prom. Wfith music hv the Cavaliers. it was a colorful event. long In he remenihered. We are looking forward to our final vear . . . when we shall he Seniors. F .gn JUNIOR CLAQS OFFICERS President IXRIJ I XC 'IVF Ireslrlenl ROIIFRT IJFROC HNIONT Se retan 'IROI BI- XI DF Treasurer KH H XRD DFNIFR9 Sludent I funrrl Representntues ROBI' RT Wlcf OW FN DON XI IJ I XISONIF flaws ffflzlsrr NIR NIONF X77-'X -1 ,K I , I fl' fx If f-x.,X 4 ' I 5. 621 : , ,K-f Y k Y V,.?4-Y-V-1 ,v 7 First row: Mr. Folsom, Jeanne, Ryan, Betty Finn, Sandra Walker, Roger Harvey, Robert Szacik, Andrew Crooker, Nancy Foss. Second row: Richard Emond, Dorothy Dickenson, Rachel Labonte, Betty Shelton, Lucille Roy, Sally Plumer, Virginia St. Hilaire, Donna Davis, William Mason. First row: Nancy Finn, Judith Hale, Richard Wilson, Edward Dutka, Adelard Labranch, Sandra Dodds, Harlene Szabo. After an exciting Freshman year we entered Room 4 and our second year of High School. On September 16 we elected our class officers. They are as follows: President, Sandra Walkerg Vice President, Roger Harvey, Secretary, Betty Finn, Treasurer, Robert Szacikg Student Council Representatives, Jeanne Ryan and Andrew Crooker. November 12, 1954 was a night full of excitement for all of us. That was the night of the annual Sophomore Hop. The class worked hard in preparing for this big event. We danced to the music of the Cavaliers Orchestra. We found many new experiences this year and enjoyed working with our class advisor, Mr. Folsom. I Y Q , 2 ' K wif SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Class Advisor V , MR. FOLSOM President SANDRA WALKER Vive President ROGER HARVEY Sefrelary ,, BETTY FINN Treasurer V ROBERT SZACIK Student Cozmril Representatires REGINA RYAN ANDREW CROOKER 1 . I Q DANC 5' xg 3 Xa 0- V- . ' 1 X! ' ' 41 N ff 'Fi ff! -- .J ,,. I ' 'A Q V U Y U, f'Ixv in ' : L '!,,. , H 6, 2 E S5 I' M'-'r 53 J ll S ' 4 iii! sv .l,f. E E, igfw ' L.-il I 7- . E--f 4' ,fy 1 , T H f V L li' First row: Mrs. Becker, Pelletier, Reinhold, LaBranche. Brigulio, Grochmal, Allen, Call, Bloom, Laughton, Latour, Gooch, Mrs. Terri. Second row: Le-Beau, Dawes, Philbrick, Noon, Grant, Marden, Ceoffrion, Cero, Saulnier, Bassett. Wojnar, Pohopek, Mitchell, Clough. Third row: Schultz, Mitchell, Gooch, Prescott, Cowen, Howcroft, LaBranche, St. Hilaire, Connor, Moisan, Zwiercan, Laplume. Fourth row: Proulx, Roy, Lang, Howcroft, Clark, Beaudett, Crooker, Byron, Russell, White, Abbott, Emond. Sixty-four young, promising pupils entered the Freshman Class in September, 1954. We found it hard, yet we were eager to join the many activities at N.H.S. Through classes we got better acquainted with many upper classmen. We held our first class meeting under the supervision of Mrs. Teeri. Our newly elected officers were: President, William Allen, Vice President, Eugene Call, Treas- urer, Bernard Grochmalg Secretary, Constance Bloom and Student Council Representa- tives, Joan Pohopek and Allen Russell. We started our social year off with the lively Freshman initiation sponsored by the Student Council. All the lollipops, funny clothing and noise, put together, was a day we will never forget. The Freshman Class, with the help of Marilyn Stevens, put on an assembly. It con- sisted of a play called The Soft-Boiled Egg, The cast was congratulated by many upperclassmen. We were represented in boys' basketball, track and baseball. Also many girls were active in girls' basketball and softball. Room 3 is looking hopefully towards our next three years at N.H.S. ? : .E 4 rf-Wg Q I ii FRESHNIAN CLASS OFFICERS President ,,,, , , , ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,, , ,,,, WILLIAM ALLEN Vice President EUGENE CALL Secretary ,, , , ,,,,, ,, CONSTANCE BLOOM Treasurer BERNARD GROCHMAL Student Couriril Representatiz es ,, Class A dvisor , JOAN POHOPEK ALLEN RUSSELL A. S. TEERI , 4 I K' V- 13 tl I 9 S92-ffl' lk Auf 5 , vu Q. 1 .Q-. A, -5 is , .V I ' maya' S. 1- V . Y Q ef' rp Gtr . 4 --'E' ff IPDWIIPQ 'ff ,E 'af E if X O if un .f V 'I f sp f 5 . 10.1. 1 , . ll I I . - 1 f ' ' .if 'S Z5 Q QffffQNi W ami ff? S Q 9 X Q ft i fl , O 4 ,X :Q ,J --2 ' J , f -JAJJ K K r K Q f 6.3 1 XX J yu K XX 6 sv A X CK lx' 4 Ku - l I ltigP kll.I 'ea , fffff If If L fax' M'-f B ' -Af Q 6 NA, ui' x Q4 fl- kkmxf JJ gn ' Us LL fi' AH' I r-9 Qifvv. Q .afr- First row: Marilyn Stevens, Patricia Rooney, Laura Johnston. Mr. Avery. Second row: Thomasina Finn. Robert Morin. Philip LaBranr-h, Lorraine Hamel. The Lamprey Chapter of the National Honor Society held its first meeting in September. The following officers were elected: President, Patricia Rooneyg Vice President, Laura Johnstong Secretary, Marilyn Stevens. Since there were only three members, Seniors were chosen to assist on Student Patrol. A new program was initiated this year. The members of the society took charge of the student assemblies. Each member being responsible for a different class. During the year additional members were taken in. There were three Seniors, Thomasina Finn, Robert Morin, Philip LaBranch, and one Junior, Lorraine Hamel. NATIONAL Hdnok soclerv S 'ff S 5 2 S Z S EI.. First row: Carla Donovan. ,Ioan Pohopek, Muriel Lambert, Sandra Walker. Philip Labranch. Robert Morin, Marilyn Stevens. Jeanne Ryan, Patricia Rafferty. Ruth Gibb, Second row: Robert McGowan, John Clark. Jack Beairsto, Laura Johnston. Mary Hill. Patricia Rooney. Albert SI. Laurent. Frank Smas, Mr. Stone. Third row: Allen Russell. Eugene Langlois. David Noon. Charles Parent. Andrew Crooker. Richard MacDonald, David Lang. Donald Lalmnte-. William Allen. Richard Cagne. The first meeting of the Student Council was held on September 22, under the direction of Mr. Stone. our new advisor. The first order of business was to elect officers who are as follows: President. Phil Labranch: Vice President. Robert Morin: Secretary. Marilyn Stevens. and Treasurer, Sandra Walker Our activities started with the sponsoring of the Freshman Initiation and Reception. With the assistance of Mr. Avery, the Social Calendar was drawn up. The Council also sponsored some dances in the auditorium during noon time. The Student Council did a few very worth-while charitable deeds. They also voted for some very excellent improvements for the student body. As last year the Student Council took charge of noon-time proctors in the two main lunch rooms. This certainly was a very successful and functioning club this year. Q X5 Back row: Marilyn Stevens. Carole Beaudette, Sandra Walker. Constance Bloom. Thomasina Finn. Second row: Miss Wlood. Barbara Canney. Laura Johnston. Dorothy Carroll. Ruth Gibb. Carol Wialker. Mr. Avery, First row: lietty Finn. Gretchen Mason. Jeanna- Ryan. Patricia Rooney. Hazel Gilbert. Carol Allen. William Mason. One of the most important organizations in Newmarket High School is the School Service Club. Under the direction of Miss Wood and Mr. Avery. we help to carry out some of the important duties around school. There are no officers as everyone serves on an equal basis. The members of this club act as office girls and librarians. Two of the girls sell ice cream at noon time. and William Mason operates the movie projector and takes charge of the flag. me 5 xi' J ' 35 fl , gi l I Z, 'YI' ...J 41 Back row: Sara Record. Dorothy Dickinson. Barbara Reinhold. Sally Dawes. Madeleine Clough. Sally Plumer. Virginia LaBranche. Virginia Brigulio. ,loan Latour. Gretchen Mason. Third row: Mary Hill. Marilyn Stevens. Constance Bloom. Sandra Walker. Anita Geoffrion. Ruth Gihh. loan LaBranche. Sandra Dodds. Nancy Dawes. Crystal Harden. Second row: Helen Noon. Hazel Gilbert. Joan Sewall. Nancy Finn. Harlene Szabo. Carol Allen. Jeanne Ryan. Donna Davis. Patricia Rafferty. Betty Shelton. First row: Sally Philhrick. Sandra Bassett. Carla Grant. Marjorie Call. Patricia Rooney. Muriel Lambert. Dorothy Carroll. Joan Pohopek. Betty Mitchell. Mary Lasofsky. ln September Mr. Crocker chose 36 girls, and the Girls' Glee Club got under way. We elected the following officers: President, Patricia Rooneyg Vice President. Muriel Lambertg Secretary, Dorothy Carrollg Treasurer, Marjorie Callg Librarians. Hazel Gilbert, and Mary Hill. We then began work on the music for our Christmas concert. This was produced with the help of the Boys' Glee Club. A Nativity scene was dramatized by a group of ,lunior High students. As a part of the finale, the fifth and sixth graders marched in singing Oh, Come All Ye Faithfulf' The concert was a tremendous success. After a few months of relaxing music, we began to work on graduation. 2? Y' Back row: Mr. Crocker, Roger Harvey. Robert Cleveland. Robert Morin. Philip Labrancbe, David Lang. William Allen. First row: Eliot Bosinger. Robert deRochemont. Eugene Langlois. Charles Parent. Robert Szacik. Edward Boisvert. The Boys' Clee Club had such a busy year that we put off our election of officers until about half year. The following members were elected: Eugene Langlois. Presi- dent: Charles Parent, Vice President: Robert deRochemont, Secretaryg Robert Szacik, Treasurerg David Lang, Student Council Representative. Mr. Crocker really put us to the test this year. Our schedule included performances before the Parents and Teachers Association and student body. We also participated in a school Christmas Party and we were joined in song by the student body. W'e held our annual Christmas concert. in the new gymnasium-auditorium which was enjoyed by an appreciative audience. After Christmas we prepared for our spring time activities and Craduation. Nearly all our performances were with the Cirls' Clee Club. I 'f LIT J tw' I Hflefc i 'T ijifti if t ' Q . l I f I!! w 4k Back row: Constance Bloom, Anita Cm-offrion, David Noon. Robert Morin. Philip Lallranch. Robert Cleveland, Sandra Walker, Patricia Rooney. Sandra Dobbs. Second row: Nlr. Crocker, Robert df-Rochemont, Joanna' Sewall, Carol Wialkcr. ,ludy Hale, Mary Hill. Marjorie Call. Carla Grant. Robert Szacik. Gilbert Lang. First row: Be-tty Shelton, Barbara Reinhold, Hazel Gilbert. Marilyn Stevens, Richard McDonald. Eugene Langlois. David Lang. Ruth Gibb, lie-tty Finn, ,lean Ryan. The Music Club held its first meeting September Oth under the direction of Mr. Lewis Crocker, our advisor. We elected the following officers: President. Richard MacDonald: Vice President, Eugene Langloisg Secretary, Marilyn Stevens. and Treasurer, David Lang. One of our first orders of business was to elect new members to fill our quota of 35 members. We held a dance in September to add to our funds for the supporting of the representatives to All-State Music Festival. We went on a trip to Boston. mainly to hear the Boston Popfs Concert. All the members purchased Music Club pins. Every year our club has become more active and is sponsoring more musical affairs. Fourth row: Abbott, Mason, Donovan, Shelton, Brigulio, Labranche, Gilbert. Clough, Latour Record, White. Third row: Schultz, Wilson, Lahranche, McDonald, Harvey, Gowen, Lang, Noon: Conner, Hauschel, LaPlume, White, Russell. Second row: Mr. Landroche, Allen, Dodds, Gibb, Stevens, Walker, Geoffrion, Bloom, Hamel, Rooney, Marden, Grant, Bassett, Brigulio. First row: Pohopek, Hoik, Noon, Philbrick. Walker. LaBranch, Bosinger, Beaudette, Canney, Szabo, Finn Ryan, Belleau. The enrollment for the Pep Club was 35 members for this year. The first meeting was held in September and the following students were elected as officers: President, Philip LaBranchg Vice President, Eliot Bosingerg Secretary, Carol Beaudetteg Treas- urer, Carol Walker. On January 28 we sponsored a Winter Carnival Ball. The music by the Cavaliers', was enjoyed by all. Ruth Gibb was crowned Queen along with her six aides. The dance was very successful. Throughout the year we took charge of the sale of candy at the home basketball games. We appreciate the guidance that we received from our faculty advisor, Coach Landroche. 1 gg Nlusic Club Dance. September l' Senior Dance, October l F 1'r v shman Reception, October 8 Junior Dance, October 22 Cheerleaders' Dance. November Sophomore Hop, November 10 Winter Ball, January 28 Sophomore Dance, lVlarch 4 Freshman Dance, March 18 World Problems Dance, April 1 Senior Dance, April 22 Honor Society Dance, lVlay.l3 Junior Prom, May 20 Junior Dance, June 3 Senior Reception, June 16 .12 -it 5 ' ' ygs ' 3 I Q , , , 3 , ,, Q ' -S ng ,, F fwfl, ' Vx I' Ia in X W , CHARACTERS Shirley NIIIIIIIQI. I..-XNIISERT Annallella Harold IIUII CLEVELANIJ llliss Strpllerzson Betty ,, PAT RAI-'FERTY Ellen ,,,,, ,, Colonel CHARLES PARENT Frankie ,, Uink ELIOT BOSINGER .Viss CHHIIIbf'll Slip , ELGENE LANCLOIS Ur. llay Zep ,, DAVE LANG Aunt Surah Larry PHILIP LABRANCH Stage .'I10lIlIgPl' Ilirefmr: MISS NIARJOIIIIE V. WOUIJ ,VE 1 AH T? x. . R I- 434 . ,, ,L , , , 5 , ,Q A f '----4 LAVRA JOHNSTON NIARJORIE I1fXI.L MARILYN STEVENS , MARY HILL PKI' ROONEY ROBERT NIORIN THONIASINA FINN T031 NlI'I'CIIIiI.l. u'Hl f - ga I . -QW' an-' 5 -I Q' .. vi ,V i i v ' n Frankie teaches Harold Ge- rnnetry while at the dance. .1 H1-ttx takes donations to paw' fur the hupinohile. i D E' 9 Miss Wood is being present- erl with an orchid for a very fine job of directing the if-niwr Play. Our first social event was the annual Sophomore Hop. It took place in our new gym. Nov. 10, 1954. lt was the first social event to be held there. The Hop itself was a huge success. The music was provided hy the Cavaliers Orchestraf, At 10:30 the King and Queen were crowned, they were Robert Morin and Judy Hale. This is one event the Sophomore Class will never forget. 4 . RNYQSNM -N 1.. J if 4. 45 The first Pep Club Winter Ball was held in our new gymnasium on January 23, 1955. Leo Landroche was our faculty advisor. The music was provided by the Cavaliers Orchestra from Nashua. The hall was decorated with red, black and white streamers and on the front of the stage was a sleigh, decorated in gold and silver, which served as the throne from which the ceremony took place. Ruth Gibb was crowned by Philip LaBranche, presi- dent of the Pep Club, and she was presented with a gold loving cup and a ski sweater. ln addition, she was presented a bouquet of red roses by Carla Grant. The five young ladies and their escorts making up the royal entourage were Crystal Marden. Helen Noon, Jean Ryan. Betty Shelton. and Marilyn Stevens. lfach of the young lady attendants was presented a bouquet of white roses. At the height of the dance, hundreds of colored balloons were released from above to float down on the dancers. .E Y. A., 7... Un Ur-tnluvr Ii. l'J5'l. un- fllflllilllf inilizllm-ml thu' fluff nf A311 intu YH5. 'Hum wvlur- . . 1 . y shinvrl S!'IliUl'SA flme-5 mul lunlrlm-el lullllmpx nut lu lll4'lll M night 'al tlm I're'Nh- mm lie-1-vptlmm. thex w-rv lllllliilvll IIIKIIXIIIURIHX. Xlllllblljlll the-5 mn- flighlly SIILIIKPII In tlu- lK'!'3SIHlI. lhv l' 11-41111: n m It xvrx prulnl 4rfln'illg1lI'lle' N H 9 Avr- -490 I 545 fr f I ,Of -sh -0' LAII ,i g 4-Y' . -I ,ff fs ,f TI E! fl f X M I XV YE J ,fi 'LL-.P '2- Yvgb 0 I QF 'K 2 X 'Xl f f L f xl ' Q! I ff 1,6 ',Q,-?-H: ' Lfffff ,K T X W Mrs? Mr. Landroche. Jacques Gagnon. Donald Labonte. Walter Zwearcan, Richard Wilson, Richard Pohopek, Eliot Bosinger, Charles Chantre, Roger Harvey, Richard McDonald. Philip Lahranche. As the month of November rolled around, there was an air of excitement around town. The idea of playing in a new gymnasium and experimenting about the kind of season we would have. The new team lacked height and experience and for the first few games everyone was really worriedg but as the season progressed the worries became fewer as far as the schedule went. We ended our regular season with an eighteen and two record, losing only to Somersworth and Raymond, but we also lost our final game to Tilton-Northfield in Rochester in the tournament playoffs. The N.H.S. basketball team had a much better season than everyone expected and enthusiasm for basketball in town has grown greatly. IU, U l 7 til If f- , 5 G J J i'! Q.,-2 Sr. Pat's Notre Dame Pittsfield BOYS' BASKETBALI, SCHEDULE '54-'55 St. Pat's , St. ,1ohn7s ,E 7 5 lmmaculate Conception St. Marie Immaculate Conception St. John's , Pittsfield , , , St. Marie 7, Ra 'monfl ,t,,, 5 Exeter ,,,,,,..,,,,,, Somersworth Hampton .,.. Raymond ,,,, Exeter ,, ,,,,t, ,, Somersworth Hampton t,,..,,,,, Notre Dame H nine - A way Score Nezcmarkel 36 40 41 92 38 67 31 32 35 36 50 67 32 T0 29 50 46 51 17 63 50 67 50 52 57 65 50 54 31 50 67 42 60 64 46 45 52 59 39 103 Back row: .Mrs. Fay Becker, Betty Shelton, Assistant Manager. Carla Grant, Carol Walker. Marilyn Stevens, Sandra Walker, Helen Noon, Jeanne Ryan, Bruce Hauschel, Student Coach. First row: Lorraine lit-airsto, Joyce- Crochmal, Crystal Marden. Patricia Room-y. Sandra Hassett. Sally Phil- lmrick, Carla Donovan, Elaine Renner. Due to the late completion of the gymnasium the girls' basketball schedule was somewhat de- layed. Under the direction of our faculty coach, Mrs. Becker. and our student coach, Bruce Haus- Newmarket Newmarket Newmarket Newmarket ...... ..,.... Newmarket chel. we achieved a 3-8 record. In spite of the fact 52332233 that we lost six members of the team last year. we Newmarket did verv well. Newmarket ' Newmarket, ,, Newmarket lik qlqg f xxx ff 4, 55 l' 7 627 ' Sanborn Raymond Epping Exeter . Epping Hampton Sanborn Exeter Raymond Hampton Eliot Y Second row: Albert St. Laurent. Robert White. Owen Russell. Roger Haney. Kenneth White. Thomas Byron. Mr. Robert Stone. First row: William liyron. Donald Labonte. Richard Pohopek. Robert Labranche, Richard Wlilson. Walter Zwearcan. Under the fine coaching of our new J.V. leader, Mr. Robert Stone. we enjoyed a very successful season of 13 wins and only 2 defeats. The team consisted of one senior: 6'Bill Byron: four juniors: Richie Pohopek, HButtes Labonte, Gus Zwearcan. Ken White: two sophomores: Whip7' Wilson, and Roger Harveyg three freshmen: Bobi' Cowen, Bobby7' White and uDiz Labranche. One of our best players. Bruce Hauschel. was injured and could not play most of the season. A great amount of work was put in by both coach and team to make a successful season. F0 , ' L r 'iv 1 ill Y W5 .fl L Kenneth W hlte Richard Wil on Phil Labranch Donald Labonte Bri ce Hau Chel 1934 'N H b GOLF TEAWI Under the capable supervision of our prmclpal 'Nlr -Xserx the N H Q Golf Team had a successful season We plated two matches 3g3lIlQl Ports 111c1 unt High School WhlCh proved very close but we gate the much bigger school a real fight A few of our boys went on to 'Vashua to partlclpate m the State Stl lrrmr l Bos Tournament other Newmarket High Qchool did xerx well bx hating two lvoxs reach the semi fu als there With this meet we terminated the golf sea on 'VIr -M erx did a great deal to encourage and urge the team along 1n 1904 Thanks to Walter Hanson the owner of the Rockingham Countrx flulv wt ohtamed the free use of his golf course Due to his generosltx 'Newmarket Hlgh school IQ able to hate a golf team eserw Near l ' , ' H S . ' . ' -. v' s . - lv- um- A It was a thrill to watch boys from all over the state matching their skill against each 'z . . ' Q ' ' - S . I 1 I Mr. Landroche, Albert St. Laurent, Jacques Gagnon. Owen Russell, Philip LaBranche, Eliot Bnsinger, William Byron, Richard Hazeltine. CROSS-COUNTRY The boys of Newmarket High started their fourth year under Coach Landroche and with many meets coming up, started right to work as school opened. The season was very successful as the boys lost only one race to Class NAU Dover. The boys ran good races but sorely missed George Walker and Richard Caswell. Some of this slack was taken up by two seventh graders, Bobo,, St. Laurent and Richard Hazeltime, which we expect to be around for quite some time. Jacques Gagnon, Eliot Bosinger, and David Noon were always up in the five nearly the whole season. Due to inexperience we came in third at the state meet after wining the Cham- pionship the two previous years. Back row: Betty Finn. Sandra Walker, Marilyn Stevens. Crystal Harden. Carol Walker. Kneeling: Hazel Gilbert. Jeannie Ryan. Betty Shelton. Eight enthusiastic cheerleaders had practicing well underway by October with the direction of Head Cheerleader. Marilyn Stevens. To save time, the tryouts were held in the spring of fifty-four. As was agreed. only one cheerleader was chosen to replace the three graduating cheerleaders. Crystal Marden was chosen by the squad and faculty. Those girls returning from last year were: Betty Shelton, Betty Finn. Jeannie Ryan. Sandra Walker. Carol Walker. Hazel Gilbert. and Marilyn Stevens. Connie Sharples was again chosen mascot. Uur Cheerleader Rally was November. The auditorium was gaily decorated in our school colors, red and black. Approximately 25 cheers were exhibited and following a dance was held. Gretchen Mason was our substitr' Leerleader. Mr. Avery was our Advisor. We competed in the Southeastern lu league Cheering Contest Klart-h ll in Ray- mond. 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