Newmarket High School - Lamprey Yearbook (Newmarket, NH)

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September 3, 1952, forty-six pupils enrolled as Freshmen at N.H.S. Mr. Landroche was our advisor in Room 3. The following week we elected officers at our first class meeting. They were as follows: President, Carol Beaudette, Vice President, Lor- raine Hamel, Secretary, Priscilla Wycik, Treasurer, Martha Marshall, and Student Council Representatives, Carol Walker and Bruce Hauschel. Late in September, the class felt like true members of N.H.S. Freshman Initiation was held, and dressed in silly outfits, passing lollipops, and bowing down to the almighty Seniors. ln October we put on our first assembly which was a thrilling mystery program. We, as Freshmen, held our St. Patrick's dance which was a colorful event. The auditorium was gaily decorated in green and white. September 9, 1953, we returned to high school as Sophomores. We soon found out that Mr. LaBouthillier was to be our class advisor in Room 4. Our first class meeting was held later in the week, and we elected officers as follows: President, Lorraine Hamel, Vice President, Carol Walker, Secretary, Bruce Hauschel, Treasurer, Priscilla Wycik, Student Council Representatives, Carol Walker and Bruce Hauschel. Late in October we held our first social event which was the Sopho- more Hop. The high school auditorium was gaily decorated, and music was provided by the Art Turner Orchestra. Lorraine Hamel and Robert de Rochemont led the Grand March. September 8, 1954, was a big day for us as we were beginning our third year of high school. Mr. Stone was the advisor of Room 5 with thirty-one pupils reporting for classes. IQSQ fo

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J QI' OZQIZQGIQ C83 CLASS GIGGLERS Gretchen Mason Robert McGowen CLASS WIT Lorraine Hamel Bruce Hauschel PEPPIEST Jeannette Belleau Richard Beaulieu CHATTERBOX Frances Brigulio Kenneth White MOST INTELLECTUAL Lorraine Hamel Richard Beaulieu MOST TYPICAL Jeannette Belleau Richard Demers MOST TALENTED Nancy Dawes Robert de Rochernont BEST DANCERS Carol Walker Robert de Rochemont BEST SPORTS Frances Brigulio Richard Gagne BEST NATURED Frances Brigulio Jacques Gagnon MOST RESERVED Virginia St. Hilaire Charles Chantre CLASS BABY Cynthia Hill Richard Pohopek

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cgfarobm an fl! The election of officers was as follows: President, Richard Gagne, Vice President, Robert de Rochemont, Secretary, Carol Beaudette, Treasurer, Richard Demers, and Student Council Representatives, Robert McGowen and Donald Labonte. Lorraine Hamel was to be our yearbook editor, Carol Beaudette assistant editor, and Bruce Hauschel, business manager. We were true upperclassmen in November when we received our most prized possessions . . . class rings. The next big event was the Christmas party sponsored by the Junior Class. ln May we presented our play which was entitled, Where's Laurie, directed by Mr. Folsom. The cast had a most enioyable time, and it will long be remembered by us. May 20 was a big night for us. We held our annual Junior Prom which turned out to be very successful. The gym was gaily decorated with orchid and white streamers. The Grand March was led by Gretchen Mason and Robert de Rochemont, and we danced to the music of The Cavaliers. Carol Beaudette and Robert de Rochemont were chosen as class marshals for the graduating class. Carol Allen, Jeannette Belleau, Lor- raine Hamel, Richard Demers, Richard Beaulieu, and Bruce Hauschel were chosen as ushers and usherettes for graduation and the reception. Our Senior year has finally arrived. September 7, l955, was here and twenty-five Seniors were in their same seats. We were again in Room 5 with Mr. Miner as our class advisor. At our first class meeting we elected officers. They are as follows: President, Bruce Hauschel, Vice President, Robert de Rochemont, Secre- tary, Carol Beaudette, Treasurer, Richard Demers, Student Council Representatives, Gretchen Mason and Robert McGowen. Late in September we had our Senior pictures taken. We also chose green and white for our class colors and red rose as our class flower. June 14, 1956, is the closing of our high school days. With mist in our eyes, loyalty in our hearts, and a regret for our departure, we pass from possibility to actuality. CARCL BEAUDETTE Ns