Newmarket High School - Lamprey Yearbook (Newmarket, NH)

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m'f?9l5 First row: Richard Hazeltine and Henry Smas. Second row: Robert Gowen, Albert St, Lawrence, Mr. Landroche, Jacques Gagnon and Owen Russell. TGC Newmarket High's Mules kicked up their heels at the starting gun and continued on to win decisive victories over all opponents during the regular cross-country season. We remained undefeated. ln November the boys faced twenty-seven other schools in the annual interscholastic meet held at Durham. To finish second was an achieve- ment of which Coach Leo Landroche and the harriers may well be proud. To next year's team, we wish continued success.

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First row: Kenneth White, Roger Harvey, Eugene Call, Paul Savko, and Jack Beairsto. Second row: Coach Greenwood, Owen Russell, Richard Hazeltine, Albert St. Laurent, and Richard Crooker. unzbr arszky Under the supervision of Mr. Greenwood, the Jayvees are having a fine season of basketball. We ended the season with an outstanding record of 15-3. This was Mr. Greenwood's first year of coaching Jayvee basketball at Newmarket High and he has done an outstanding iob with the future varsity players of N.H.S. Our new Jayvee team has plenty of height which enabled us to win most of our games. We hope next year's team will have a record lust as good, if not better, than this year's team. We would like to wish Mr. Greenwood the best of luck in his future years at N.H.S.

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First row: Robert Gowen, William Byron, David Noon, Richard MacDonald, Jacques Gagnon, and James Howcroft. Second row: Mr. Stone, Benny Gooch, Robert Melanson, Owen Russell, Roger Harvey, Eugene Call, and Robert Labranche. J asegaf Practice began in the middle of March and we proceeded to do the best we could with such a small turnout for the team. Our team, under the coaching of Mr. Stone, did fairly well during the season, winning the smaller proportion of our scheduled games. We hope this year's team will do well, and we wish them luck in their endeavors.