Newmarket High School - Lamprey Yearbook (Newmarket, NH)

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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.

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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 .

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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. W'e hope we have been a great asset and have helped our team.