Newmarket High School - Lamprey Yearbook (Newmarket, NH)

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GQSJ jprop GGY On June I5 T976 I decrded to attend the much antncnpated art festival held annually In New York Cnty As I was purchasrng my plane Tucket I spred a dustnngulshed looklng gentleman seated at a huge desk ductatnng to hrs secretary and sur prlsungly enough that secretary was Cynthna Hall The srgn on the door read B D Baullargeon T W A Chlef Engineer of Aeronautlcs But to my greater surprase I met Grnny St Hulalre as I boarded The plane she was to accompany us as head arrlrne stewardess Seated comfortably I funally Took notice of The attractlve WAC next to me and nearly fell to preces when I discovered It was SF C Mary Lasofsky The blow was carrled even further when I recogmzed Two hugh ranking Naval Offncers across The arsle to be Admirals Ruchard Gagne and Robert McGowen U S N As we landed In New York I noticed a large group of people gath ered around a plane lust In from Hollywood AT closer Inspection I reallzed The great attraction was Jan Bell that great star of Cunerama wrth her latest admirer wealthy playboy Rlchle Pohopek Of course I could recall when she was lust plaln Jeannette Belleau lead actress In our Junior and Senior Plays Durectly behind her mcndentally was newest movie Duck Demers who was perhaps the most distinguished and Talented man ln the fnlm capital Upon reachlng my destlnatuon I went directly to The art Testrval at Central Park I found myself admlrlng the unlque arrangement and was told that It had all been supervrsed by Mass Carol Walker There were several works of art portraits and modern art panntlngs adornlng the area and on them I spotted the famlluar lnltuals NED for thus years festival was In tnbute to the world renowned artlst Nancy Dawes There were several celebrities attending For Instance there was Charles P Chantre famed novelist and hrs old school chum the top U5 screntlflc chemlst Walter Zwearcan closely examunnng The por tralt of Richard Beaulieu who had recently been named good will am bassador to Mars after havnng designed the frrst successful space shup over a decade ago Robert de Rochemont The modern day Christian Dlor who had made a name for himself as wardrobe designer for the popular Boston soclallte Carole Beaudette accompanied Gretchen Mason head X ray technrcnan at the new modern N H S Class of 56 Memorlal Hospital which had been planned by archltect Kenneth White I I 11 -I . . I . ,, I - 1 I I - . . I I . . U I . . I her indispensable secretary, Joan Labranche, and the director of her .I . I . . . I I . . . I . , . . ., I ' I . I l I ' ' I I - , l . ' I - . . D . I I I I - . - . . . I

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Of course I could not overlook the person who had contrrbuted wholeheartedly toward the construction of the new hosputal Frances Brlgullo could well afford to after havlng marrled a wealthy uranium miner Prevuous to her marriage Frances had stumbled onto fame on her own as contemporaneous author of several books of poems Our two classmates who had stayed behund to benefnt Newmarket were there One was Jacques Gagnon who had become coach at N H S and had put the growing cuty on the sports world map by having turned out a championship basketball squad for twelve consecutive years Furthermore they had succeeded In captunng the U S Class B Cham plonshup sux times The other was Muriel Wawrzkuewucz who had founded her own school of photography In Newmarket At the closing of the festival the sponsor of the whole affair Bruce Hauschel President of the Rocket Car Corporation of Amerlca nntro duced the guest speaker Ronald McGowen the most versatile orator of the 20th Century I was relieved to have learned of the success of all my hugh school companions and l Lorraine Hamel was content to return to Washington DC to resume my post as personal advisor to the President LORRAINE HAMEL ' may 2 I ' I ' ' ll ll , . . ' . . I - I I l I ' - I I I 1 1 . I I I I tl ,o v U, R : Z ,',' I