Newmarket High School - Lamprey Yearbook (Newmarket, NH)

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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.

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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

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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