Newmarket High School - Lamprey Yearbook (Newmarket, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

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' b , . , ., A x 'V - , ,-,, ... - plUH?'f If In Appreciation To Mrs. Teeri, whose gracious smile and warm friendly greeting have brightened our days at Newmarket High School, and whose patience has greatly assisted the Class of 1957 and the Lamprey staff, we extend our sin- cerest appreciation. 3 Dedication To otu Parents and Guardians -- whose interests have been in the improvement of our lives A - whose love and encouragement have been inspirational -- and whose never ending sacrifices have made possible these four years of high school -- we respectfully dedicate The Lamprey of 1957. The Class of 1957 To the Graduating Class: You have just complexed twelve years of your formal education. This is really only the beginning of the long learning process. Some of you will continue your formal education in higher institutions of learning, but many will terminate this form of education and begin a new form, namely, the education that one receives from everyday living or in some particular vocation. One hundred years ago, when mastery of the rudiments of the three R's was sufficient, the necessray school- ing would be obtained in a few years. Now many years of school attendance are necessary. To meet these changing demands of civilization, all of you should make a definite effort to continue your education. Haifa 90 Facult BACK ROW BERNARD C FORBUSH, Butler Umversxty, Keene Teachers College Plymouth Teachers Col lege B Ed M Ed cHAf1u.Es Aclcsruww, Keene Teachers College, B 1-:d LAWRENCE BNIB Massachusetts State Teachers College B S E , M Ed CHARLES E GREENWOOD Plymouth Teachers College B Ed FRONT ROW: LEWIS E CROCKER, Unrverslty of Massachusetts, Boston Umversxty, B M CIAUDIA V CLOUTIER Northland College B A ANNA S TEERI Boston Umverslty B S M Ed ROBERT DORVAL, St Anselm 's College, B.A PAUL DeGROSS Umversxty of New Hampslure, Universxty of Nevada, B A B S fAbsent from pxcturej DOROTHY SHOREY, Keene Teachers College, University of New Hampshire, B Ed M Ed 5 I956 57 LEOA. IANDROCHE, Reene Teachers College, Plymouth Teachers College, B. Ed. I . Lamprey Staff Editors Sandra Walker Editor, Judy Hale ASSlSt3.Ilt Ednor Conme Bloom Jumor Ednor, Carla Grant, un lor Asslstant Edrtor, Mrs Anna S Teen Advxsor Typlstg Business Staff LEFT to RIGHT Richard Wilson Normand Vachon Betty F1118 Robert Szacik Andrew Crooker Busmess Manager, Sandra Dodds LEFT to RIGHT Nancy Fmn, Harlene Szabo Jeanme Ryan Joanne Reardon -123111119 Ryan B11-106 DCJCICI 'Nvmf . I . x v , . . . . . . ' v x Q 1 1 ' , 3 Y 1 2 ' 3 ' .11-L 1' S' ' ' Q . R ' ki' I 1 lisgx 1 'xx lui I FIRST ROW, left to right: Richard Wilson, Betty Finn, Roger Harvey, Robert Szacik, Sandra Dodds, Sandra Walker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Enos, Class Advisor, Judy Hale, Nancy Finn, Jeannie Ryan, Dorothy Dickinson, Rachael Labonte, Harlene Szabo. THIRD ROW: Joanne Reardon, Nomiand Vachon, Edward Dutka, Andrew Crooker, Bruce Dexter. Senior Class Class Officers LEFT io RIGHT: Richard Wilson, Student Council, San- dra Dodds, Treasurer, Robert Szacik, President, Mr. Enos, Class Advisor, Roger Harvey, Vice-President, Betty Finn, Secretary, Sandra Walker, Student Council. ANDREW JACKSON CROOKER Rich in good works NICKNAME: Andy. LIKES: Rock 'n Roll, Girls. DISLIKES: Wise Guys, English. PASTIMES: Rock and Roll, Hunting and Fishing. ANIBITION: To become a Mechanical Engineer. FA- VORITE EXPRESSION: You just ain't got no smartl HON- ORS and ACTIVITIES: Clas Vice-President 15 Student Council 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Patrol 45 Ush- er Senior Reception 3. BRUCE HAROLD DEXTER The pIay's the thing. NICKNAME: Deck. LIKES: Acting, Dancing, Hunting. DIS- LIKES: Big Deals, Getting up in the morning. PASTIME: Working at Kingman's Rexall. AMBITION: To be an actor on radio or T.V. and to have plenty of money. FAVORITE EX- PRESSION: Darn it! HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Class Treasurer 15 Student Council 35 Student Patrol 45 Service Club 45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Yearbook Staff 45 Junior Prom Busi- ness Manager 35 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Music Club 1, 2,3,45 Sophomore Hop Business Manager 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Granite Boys' State 35 Pep Club 4. DOROTHY ELSIE DICKINSON Where are these gentlemen? NICKNAME: Dotty. LIKFS: Wally and the Portsmouth Air Force Base. DISI.IKESx The braggard and the show-offs. PAS- TIMES: Working in the five and ten cent store 5 Babysitting. AMBITIONS: Working as a telephone operator and later mar- rying. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Who knows? HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Photographer 45 Senior Play Stage Manager 45 Junior Play Stage Crew 35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Jun- ior Prom Committee 35 Sophomore Hop Committee 2. 9 SANDRA LEE DGJDS o legacy is so rich as honesty ' NICICNAME. Sandy LIKES Musxc Sports, Fun DISLIKES To be called Doddsre babe PASTIMES Sports Baby-Srttmg AMBITIONS Nurse Wrfe Mother FAVORITE EXPRESSION Could be you never can tell! HONORS and ACTIVITIES Class Treasurer 4, Natronal Honor SOCICIY 3,4, Jumor Play 3, Semor Play 4, Student Patrol 4, Yearbook Staff 4, School Servlce Club 4, Basketball 3 4, Glee Club 1,2 3 Vrce Presr dent 3, Concert Chou 3, Pep Club 1 2 3,4, Musrc Club 1 2, Vrce President 3, I-hgh School Reporter 35 Junior Prom Com mnttee 3 Sophomore Hop Commlttee 2 EDWARD DUTKA rgh no more, ladle NICKNAME. Eddie LIKES Jeannre DISLIKES Chev1es and Plymouths PASTIME Tearxng my car apart AMBITION To be a Electncal Engmeer FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Well Vlce Presrdent 3, Class Marshal 3, Jumor Play Stage Mana get 3, Juruor Prom Commlttee 3, Seruor Play Usher 3, Sop homore Hop Comrmttee 2 ELIZABETH ANN FINN 'A cheerful look makes a drsh a feast NICKNAME Bets Fmn LIKES Musxc Itahan Men the French Language DISLIKES Washmg Dlshes Skung PAS TIME. Wxnkmg, Homework AMBITION To get marned and have snc krds FAVORITE EXPRESSION What a not! HON ORS and ACTIVITIES Class Presldent 1, Class Secretary 2 4 Softball 3 4, Cheerleadxng 1 2 3 4, Servxce Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Jumor Play 3, Semor Play 4, Pep Club 1 2 3 4, Mu src Club 2 Presldent 3, Jumor Prom Commrttee 3, Head Lx branan 3,4, Hxgh School Reporter 4, Usherette Semor Re ceptlon 3, Glee Club Secretary 3 IU NN . I A , us- - s.n Y! that 's the way it goes! HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Class 1 l ' ll : u . ' 1 I I . . ' 3 7 I . ' l I 5 . 9 3 . ' D ' . J 1 v ' ' ' NANCY MARTHA F INN horse! a horse! m dom for a horse A y king ! NICKNAME: Butch. LIKES: Horses. DISLIKES: Fakers. PAS TIME: Hot-rodding around. AMBITION: To join the WAFS FAVORITE EXPRESSIONL You're gonna get yours! HON ORS and ACTIVITIES: Softball 15 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 Senior Play 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Jumor Prom Committee 35 Service Club 3,45 Sophomore Hop Com mittee 25 Pep Club 4. JUDITH ANN HALE Appearances are deceptive. NICKNAME: Judy. LIKES: Bob, Plaid Bermuda Shorts. DIS- LIKES: Liver and Sandra 's Taste. PASTIME: The Arts. AMBI- TION: To have a happy and successful marriage. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Definitely! HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Stu- dent Council 35 Music Club 2,35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Jlmior Play Committee 35 Senior Play Committee 45 Nation- al Honor Society 3, Treasurer 45 Student Patrol 45 Yearbook Assistant Editor 45 Senior Play Usherette 3. ROGER RAYMOND HARVEY Once a gentleman, always a gentleman. NICKNAME: Harv. LIKES: Hot Dogs, Sports, Judy. DISLIKES Big Deals, Show-off Teachers. PASTIME: Eating, Sports AM BIT ION: To be a building contractor or a mach.inist.FAVOR ITE EXPRESSION: Hot dog! HONORS and ACTIVITIES ClassVice -President 2,45 Treasurer 35 Basketball 2,3,4, Base ball 2,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Junior Play Usher 25 Senior Play Usher 35 Senior Graduation Usher 35 Music Club 35 Junior Play 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Glee Club 2 3- Student Council 1 So homore Ho Committee 2 Fresh . P P . nian Initiation Committee 45 Granite Boys' State 3. 3 11 RACHAEI. CELINE IABONTE A good laugh is sunshine in a house. NICKNAME: Rae. LIKES: Tall, curly-haired fellows. DIS- LIKES: Milking cows and enduring cold weather. PASTIMES: Eating, Listening to Popular Music. AMBITIONS: A successful and happy marriage. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Sugar! HONORS and ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3,45 Stu- dent Patrol 45 Senior Play 45 Junior Play 35 Usherette Senior Reception 3. JOANNE EDITH REARDON The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool. NICKNAME: Jo. LIKES: Clothes and Popular Music. DIS- LIKES: Phys. Ed. PASTIMES: Going to Basketball Games5 Per- using fashion magazines. AMBITION: Successful Secretary. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Big Deal! HONORS and ACTIVI- TIES: Junior Prom Committee 35 Junior Play Committee 35 Service Club 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Pep Club 45 Year- book Staff 4. REGINA THERESE RYAN To Ireland, I. NICKNAME: Jeannie. LIKES: Eddie, Clothes. DISLIKES: Mondays and Wednesdays. PASTIME: Being with Eddie. AM- BITION: A happy marriage and a lot of kids. FAVORITE DC- PRESSION: You know! HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Class Secretary 1,35 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2535 Softball 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 President 35 School Service Club 2,3,45 Music Club 2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Student Patrol 45 Student Council 25 Freshman Initiation Committee 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Senior Play Usherette 35 Sen- ior Reception Usherette 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Granite Girls State 3. 12 HARLENE l-IARRIEI' SZABO 'Where is thy blush? NICKNAMB Hi. LIKES: Ronnie, Clothes, Music. DISLIKES: Spending my own money. PASTIME: Sports, Going out with Ronnie. ANEBITION: To operate clerical machines. FAVO- RITE EXPRESSION: You shock me! HONORS and ACTIVI- TIES: Basketball 3 4' Softball 1 2 3 4 Service Club 2 3 4' clee Club 1,2,3,45 Concert Chdir,3i45 Yearbook Staff,45 .lun- ior Prom Committee 35 Music Club 3,45 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4 National Honor Society 3,45 Secretary 45 Student Patrol 45 High School Reporter 4. RCBERT STANLEY SMCIK He wears the rose of youth upon him. NICKNAME: Bob. LlKESz Smiles and a girl with long hair. DISLIKES: Killjoys, Mushrooms. PASTIMES: Cars, Cousins. AMBIT ION: To Live, love and be happy. FAVORITE EXPRES SION: 'I'hat's one PCISODIS opinion! HONORS and ACI' 1'VI- TII:'.Sx Class President 45 Student Council 4, Treasurer 45 Stu- dent Patrol 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Glee Club 25 Treasurer 2 5 Music Club 2. NORMAND RENE VACHON Forty million Frenchmen can't be wrong. S NICKNAME: Norm. LIKES: Peace, Quiet, Dancing. DISLIKES: Lectures, Mistakes. PASTIME: Thinking up solutions for prob- lems I cannot solve. ANIBITION: To become the father of a family of twelve. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You f1'apperl HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 45 Assistant Busines Manager of Yearbook 45 Transferred from St. Joseph's High School, Bucksport, Maine5 Track 35 Glee Club 2,35 Junior Play 35 School Service Club 3. I3 SANDRA LE WALIGR Who loves me will love my dog also. NICKNAMB Sandy. LIKES: Basketball, Bucky, Long Hair. DISLIKES: Venison and Judy's taste. PASTIMB Following all rts actrvrties AMBIT ION To become a Com meter SP0 ' ' - 2 pw Op- erator. FAVORITE DCPRESSION: Don't go beserk! HON- ORS and ACTIVITIES: Clam President 2,35 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 2,3, Secretary 1, Vice President 45 Honor Society 3,45 President 45 Granite Girls' State 35 Yearbook Edi tor 45 Junior Editor 35 Student Patrol 45 Senior Class Marshal 35 Usherette Senior Play 35 Pep Club Award 25 Sportsmanship Award 2,35 Junior Play Committee 35 Sophomore Hop Com- mittee 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Co- Ca ain 3 Softball 1,2 3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3 4, Head Cheer- Pt a Q o leader 45 Pep Club 1,2,,3,45, President 45 Secretary 35 Service Club 25 Glee Club 25 Music Club 1,2,35 Senior Play 4. RICHARD WAYNE WILSON The clothes make the man. NICKNAME: Whip. LIKES: Cars, Sports. DISLIKES: Home- work. PASTIMB Repairing Cars. AMBIT ION: To be head re- pair man at a big Ford plant. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Big boy! HONORS and ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Golf 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Yearbook Staff 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Sophomore Hop Commit- tee 25 Usher 3,45 Boys State 45 Pep Club 1,2,3, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Student Council 1,2,3, President 4. I4 Class Will We the Senior Cla of 1951 from the building of Newmarket High School Main Street Newmarket Nev. Hampshire 1n the United States of America who are of clear mind good physical health and hivh morals do solemnly declare our la t will and testament to the mentioned beneficiaries Thus with sincere benevolence and best wishes we solemnly take this opportunity to share these worthy pos e sions desires and memories collected over a period of years with tho e of you who we eoxeider will appreciate and utilize ther to their fullest benefits I I-larlene Szabo leave my silliness and al o my place a a Dover 1-hgh football spectator to Jane lloik I Nancy Finn leave the beSI way through th door I Bruce Dexter leave my charm to Mr Enos I hop you will put it to good use I Rachael LaBonte leave my friendly manner to Mr Greenwood I Dotty Dickinson leave my shortness and laughter to Paul Sivko I Judy Hale leave my black eye brow pencil to Cry tal Marden Now you will be the center of attraction Chris I Jeannie Ryan leave my eyelashes to Jean Labrecque I know that you will make good use of them I Normand Vachon leave my excellent memory to Bob White Best of luck Bob I Jotnne leeardon leave my bobbypins and barrettes to Mr For bu h I Sandy Dodd leave mv glasses to Carla Grant We hate to see you tram your eye Carla I Andrei Crocker leave my sense ofhumor to Walter Shultz He could u e it in his math classes Laplunie I Sandy Walker leave my bottle ofL1ght and Bright to Anita Geoffrion Nom you will have that blond sparkle I Edward Dutka leave my butch haircut to Chester Willey I Richard Wilson leave all the rubber I have burned off my ures to any One who has trouble saving enouffh money to buy tires Witnessed by the Staff of the Lamprey Yearbook and their assoeiates 'is the leval declaration of the Class of l9o'7 and the manner in which they wish to dlspo e of their belongings after their dep rrtuxe Signed ealed and delivered in the month of M1y in the yearol our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty seven dgw QWLJQYZL-vi N'M M-we ,wwf Qeqia, ,fb VE W gk FII 9MA,1f,aow ,aww fa I NO 0 , O 'I ' -- ' I ' ' V ' ' I 3 fs v ' ' ' ' l A 55 1 A 1 9 n 1 1 4 ' , ' ' 'D I If - I S ' I w ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' -I I s -I WV -I ' I M I ' ' I H I .H I I r S as ' ' F' -1 ' ' I I I ' y K I ' S I I Q' 'I I' I 'c I L ' ' I A 3' In I ' - , ' 'I I A v S I S u , N . ' u , 5 I up . - ' ' ' I I I IU -- K-. . , L f S, I 5 4 gy . I , , - f . . e f s ' a ' . . 1. , 1 Y ,I ' 1 H A . . -I -I, I ' I , I ' . I I . I 5-I ' ' ' . I, Bob Szacik, leave my curly hair to Casey Call. I, Roger llarvey, leave my friendship with Mr. Greenwood to Joe , ' ' ' -I r .k I - Z . 'I' . 1 1 i X- X I YS C I ' 1 v o 5 . I . v' 'I 3 1 1 A , Ik. ' Y ' H . ' V ' ' -I w -,I y E I 1 I .. ' , , ' ' . ' 'x X V ' , ' I , H 'm 1 ' , , g V, I v ' I. V . . 5 I ' O ' . , . 3 3 r Z I - I I K: 'z 'IO S I ' s ' ' ' A -' ' 1 ' 1. Q s -I I ' 3 ' K , ' I ' --, ' I I I -I ' - 'I I 1 ' 1 u ' - I 2 E 2 - 1 I O if - ju F . W I Q 0 gi g : ' 1 S 5 4422 Most Intellectual lVlOSt Attractive Judy Hale, Andrew Crocker Betty Finn, Edward Dutka Senior Class Superlatives' Most Likely to Succeed Sandra Dodds, Andrew Crooker Most Representative of N. H. S. Sandra Walker, Richard Wilson Most Respected Sandra Walker, Edward Dutka Most Serious Judy Hale, Norrnand Vachon Most Efficient Jean Ryan, Andrew Crooker Most Polite Joanne Reardon, Normand Vachon Most Ori inal 8 Judy Hale, Roger Harvey Most Versatile Sandra Walker, Most Dramatic Betty Firm, Bru Richard Wilson ce Dexter Most Friendly Rachael Labonte', Robert Szacik Most Athletic Sandra Walker and Richard Wilson Most Typical Jeannie Ryan and Roger Harvey BEST NATURED--Harlene Szabo and Edward Dun- ka MOST ROMANTIC --Betty Finn and Bruce Dexter MOST SHY--Dorothy Dickinson and Roger Harvey BEST SPORTS--Harlene Szabo and Roger Harvey BEST DRESSED--Betty Firm and Richard Wilson MOST RESERVED--Joanne Reardon and Normand Vachon Most Talented Sandra Dodds and Bruce Dester BEST DANCERS-'Jeannie Ryan and Richard Wilson CLASS GIGGLERS--Rachael La- bonte and Bruce Dexter CLASS WITS--Sandra walker and Richard Wilson PEPPIEST--Nancy Finn and Richard Wilson CHAT'I'EQBOXES--Sandra Walker and Richard wilson CLASS BABIES--Jeannie Ryan and Bruce Dexter Senior Class History September 9 1953 forty-one young promrsmg puprls entered the Freshman class under the supervisron of Mr Farley who was to be our homeroom teacher We were infonnally introduced to Newmar ket High by the gay Freshman Recept1on wh1ch was sponsored by the Student Council A short whxle after thrs we elected our class officers They were as follows President, Robert Labranche Vice President Robert De Rochmont Secretary Jeannre Ryan Treasurer Elrzabeth Shelton and Student Council Representatives Roger Harvey and Sandra Walk One of the tasks of our Freshman year was to make our St Pat s Dance a success and a success it wasl The dance was held on March 12 1954 We also had an emoyable outing in June which was chaperoned by Mr Farley Our class was now loolung forward to be coming Sophomoreswtth great anxrousness As Sophomores we found ourselves under the supervrsron of Mr Folsom At the first class meeting we elected our class offrcers, Roger Harvey Secretary Betty Fmn Treasurer Robert Szacrk Stu dent Council Representatlves J eanrue Ryan and Andrew Crooker As Sophomore we were proud to have had the first dance of the year ln the new gymnasrum the Sophomore Hop A grand march was held and a k1ng and a queen were selected The Cava11ers Orches U3 provrded entertamment An assembly was given wh1ch added to the many h1ghl1ghts of our Sophomore year We selected our class rings wh1ch we were to re celve as Juniors Upperclassmen at last! Our Jumor year found us under the superv1sion of Mrss Wood Class officers were elected at our first class meettng and they were as fol lows Presrdent Sandra Walker Vrce President Edward Dutka Sec retary Jannle Ryan Treasurer Roger Harvey Student Councrl Rep ICSCHIBIIVCS Judy Hale and Rrchard Wtlson Our class rrngs arrived September 20 a memorable day of our Junlor year We had a Halloween dance October 28 and a Sadre Hawkms dance February 20 Both proved to be successful The Junior class sponsored the yearly Christmas program wh1ch was enJoyed by all Santa Claus was portrayed by Richard Wllson After the Chnstrnas holidays we found ourselves busy with pre paratrons for our Junior Play Three Blind Dates The play was held Aprtl 12 1956 under the duection of Miss Wood At last the long awazted moment of our Junror year the J unlor Prom which was held on May 18 1956 in the hrgh school gymna slum Our theme for the prom was Carousel Under the garly de corated cerlrng we danced to the Cavalxer s Orchestra Our Junror year came to a close wrth Commencement exercrses At this tune we asJuniors acted as class marshals and ushers Class marshals were Sandra Walker and Edward Dutka We recerved an rdea of what was to happen to us 1n the cormng year Senlors at lastl We found ourselves under the supervislon of Mr Enos At our fust class meeting we elected our class officers as fol lows. Presrdent Robert Szacrk Vice Presrdent Roger Harvey Sec retary Betty Fmn Treasurer Sandra Dodds Student Council Rep resentatrves Rrchard Wrlson and Sandra Walker September 26 was an excrtmg and long awaited day as that was the day on whrch our class prctures were taken The makmg of our Panoramic yearbook was put lmder way unme dtately wrth Sandra Walker, edrtor and Judy Hale assrstant editor We held a Record Hop on November 2 and a disc Jockey dance on February 15 Our Semor class play was selected rn October and gxven on No vember 30 under the directron of Mrs Claud1a Cloutrer Wlth the commencement exercrses, the door closed on our school lrfe Separated now, we crossed the threshold wrth our insptring motto in mind Before us hes the umber let us burld er. v v 1 . D u t ' . . . I which were as follows: President, Sandra Walker: Vice-President, - ' I8 lass Prophecy If time machines were a reality we could fly through time and space and see for ourselves just what ourClass of 1957 would be domg ten years from now Let us try to tmagrne what we would see Walking into a movie theater tt 1S very easy to recognize our own Eddie Dutka as that famous king of the film world Rock Edwards Ieanme Ryan as his private secretary, answers all those stacks of fan letters that come tnto his studlo Harlene Szabo stimulates the country s interests wlth her daily gossip column 'New York Hi Life Her latest scoop caught the broadway stage idol Bruce Dexter handtng out roses to his leading lady Miss Szabo s recep tlonist Dorothy Dickmson wonders Just what will come over her desk next With a snap of the wrist the local radio station brings to our ears the familiar voice of Andy Crooker disc Jockey He s still trying to revive that rock and roll music he liked so much ln high school Bob Szacik the talented poet is believe it or not trying to break into the music field and along with Andy ts sttll rocking and rolltng winning the decathlon Sandra Dodds is also m the headlines with the announcement of her award of the Nobel Prize for medlcme Our class is really up there The fashion world is frequently stunned by the predictions of Elizabeth Finn of Hollywood regarding women s dress for the coming season On the subJect of fashions Normand Vachon an executive for an electric company was voted one of the ten best dressed men in the world Soctally prominent Rachael LaBonte often stirs society pages with her teas and receptions 1n her New York stunmer home She regularly vistts equally prominent Nancy formerly Miss Finn now the wife of a rich horse breeder in Texas Joanne Reardon is known from coast to coast trusted and loved by every family She 15 the proud and indus trious owner of a chain of drugstores as well as drug products Obviously the glamour and excitement of editing and publishing the 1957 Lamprey has rubbed off on Sandra Walker on every newstand Pets and Pointers can be purchased which also reminds one of her love for dogs Anyone who wrshes to be the envy of the neighborhood nowadays lives in a Harvey Home Roger who followed his father s example, now btulds homes of beauty luxury and comfort with of course that Harvey touch for the aristocrats And yours t1'uly is still trying to get that first novel in print After six first chapters and nine different drafts maybe this tlmel But here we are back U1 1957 It will be a challenge to build our dreams and reach our goals by 1967 See you then at the class reunion Class Prophet Judy Hale I9 The newspapers blaze forth with the headlines 'Dick Wilson clinches Olympic victory for United States after -- Q,.,f FIRST ROW left to right: Sandra Bassett, Richard Crooker, Eugene Call, Bernard Grochmal, Carla Grant Denrns Abbott, Roland Laplume. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cloutier, Class Advisorg Crystal Marden, Dorothy Wojnar, Sally Dawes, Madeleine Clough, Beverly Laughton, Virginia Brigulio,.Virginia La.- branche, Sally Philbrick, Richard Emond. THIRD ROW: George Beaudet, John Connor, Donat St. Hilaire, Connie Bloom, Anita Geoffrion, Edgar Moisan, Walter Schultz, Allen Russell, James Howcroft. Class Officers LEFT to RIGHT: Sandra Bassett, Richard Crooker, Carla Grant, Mrs. Cloutier, Bernard Crochmal, Eu- gene Call, Dennis Abbott. Juniors Twenty - seven eager students entered Room 6 on September 5, 1956. We had at last be- come Juniors, and with the arrival of our class rings, we really felt like upperclassmen. We e- lected the following officers to guide us through the year: President, Bernard Grochmalg Vice- President, Eugene Call: Secretary, Carla Grant: Treasurer, Richard Crooker. Sandra Bassett and Dennis Abbott represents us in the Student Council. Our first big event of the year was our Rec- ord Hop with Bob Clayton as disc jockey. The dance was a great success. We are now looking forward to our Class Play in April and our Junior Prom in May. With Mrs. Claudia Cloutier as our driving force they are sure to be successful. So onward to the Senior Class, time marches on, and so do wel Sophomores Well, here we are again! A year older, and we hope a year wiser. At our first class meet- ing we elected our class officers. They are as follows: President, Carla Donovan, Vice-Presi dent, Jane Hoikg Secretary, Geraldine Bogaczg Treasurer, Robert Shultz. Alice Mongeon and lack Beairsto represent the Sophomore Class in the Student Council. With our advisor, Mr. Greenwood, we have had an eventful year, the main event of which was our annual Sophomore Hop, held November 9, 1956. The music was provided by the Cava- liers and the evening proved to be an enjoyable and memorable one. We all look forward to our next two years at Newmarket High School with great enthusiasm. E FIRST ROW, left to right: Jacqueline Dodds, Jack Beairsto, GeraldineBogac1., Carla Donovan, Jane Hoik Robert Schultz Alice Mongeon Paul Savko SECOND ROW' Mr Greenwood Class Advisor, Marie Robetille, Rita Talbot Catherine White Nancy Gooch, Gary McGowen Janet LaBelle Gloria Gagne, Elaine Keller Mildred Roy, David Langlors THIRD ROW Richard Norton, Charles Clark, Robert White Raymond Beaudet, John Burke, Richard Finn Frank Smas William Roulo, Hanford Laughton Class Officers LEFT to RIGHT x Robert Schulu, Carla Donovan Alice Mongeon Mr Greenwood Jane Hoik, Geral dine Bogacz, Jack Bezursto FIRST ROW, left to right: Alfred Hill, Richard Laplurne, William Dawes, Sandra Foss, Eugene Hayes, Judy Pelletier, Karen Wycik, Joyce Grochrnal. Iorraine Beairsto, Duane Walker, Philip Roulo, Lor- raine Gooch, Gerard Pelletier, Albert Hill. SECOND ROW: Mr. De Gross, Class Advisor, Elaine Renner, Lucille Labonte, Ronald Griswold, Elayne Demers, Delores Verville, Dorothy Lamothe, Gerard Kustra, Reginald Roy, Evelyn Hamel, Carol Hobbs, Richard Archambeault, William Hawkins, Lorraine Pie- cuch, Stephen Pelczar. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Labranche, George Verville, Richard Hazeltine, Charles Clough, John Rodriques, Earl Hodgdon, Charles Hopey, Edward Reardon, Neil Sewall, Robert Schultz, David Williams, William Cote, Jean Bennett, Ann Huckins. Freshmen Approrimately forty-two freshmen entered Room 3 eager to begin their first step toward graduation. We found it hard, but with confi- dence and dignity we joined the many activi- ties of N.H.S. We held our first class meeting under the supervision of Mr. DeGross. Our newly elected officers are as follows: President, Joyce Groch- malg Vice-President, Lorraine Beairstog Sec- retary, Judy Pelletierg Treasurer, Karen Wycilc Student Council Representatives, Eugene Hayes and Duane walker. Our upperclassmen treated us with respect, and we were formally initiated into our High School at the Freshman Reception sponsored by the Student Council. The combination of fun and noise brought forth a day we will neva forget, We have been well represented in all sports this year, and Room 3 is looking hopefully to- wards our next three years at N.H.S. Class Officers LEIFT to RIGHT: Judy Pelletier, Lorraine Beair- sto, Karen Wycik, Mr. De Gross, Joyce Grochmal, Duane Walker, Eugene Hayes. Eighth Grade FIRST ROW, left to right: Lorraine Nelson, Michael Sharples, Douglas Sklarski, David Bentley, Carol Kustra, Carol Roper, Jean Lebtecque, Jacqueline Marden. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dorval, Class Advisor, Ronald Labranche, Elaine Kleczek, Frank Szabo, Raymond Turgeon, Carol Hazeltine, Kathleen Clapp, George Kustra, Henry Smas, Eleanor Dickimon, Richard Homiak, James Norton. THIRD ROW: Heather Branche, Thomas I-iowcroft, Arthur Byron, Dennis Sklarski, Douglas Call, Warren Jenkins, Karen Nesbitt Leon Dennett. Class Officers Carol Roper, Secretary, Carol Kusua, Vice -Presi- dentg Mr. Dorval, Class Advisor, Douglas Sklarski, Treasurer, David Bentley, President 5 Michael Shar- ples, Student Colmcil Representative 5 Jean Lebrec- que, Student Council Representative. fAbsent from picture! l--1 Class Officers IUT to RIGHT: Margaret Roulo, Vice-President, Beverly Mailloux, Student Council Representative, Ronald Bloom, Secretary, Mr. Ackerman, Class Ad- visor, David Emery, Student Council Representative, David Rodriques, President, John Ham, Treasurer. . -5' If A Seventh Grade FIRST ROW, left to right: Richard Littlefield, Ronald Bloom, David Rodriques, Margaret Roulo, John Ham, Lyn Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Gail Lavalle, Jean Nes- bitt, Robert Cilley, Faraice Brady, Beverly Mailloux, Walter Prescott. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Gowen, Jo Ann Truvally, Janice Robie, David Emery, Gail Griswold, Eugene Beaudette. Jumor Hugh Basketball and Cheerleaders Carol Hazeltme Jacqueline Marden Jean Lebtecque Carol Roper FIRST ROW left to nght Henry Smas, George Kustra, Ronald Labranche Rlchard Littlefleld, James Norton R1chard Hom1a.k, Frank Szabo Mxchael Sharples, Walter Prescott Davxd Rodrxques SECOND ROW: Coach Dorval Eugene Beaudette, Davzd Emery, Warren Jenluns, Douglas Sklarslu Denms Sklarskx, Douglas Call, Arthur Byron, Thomas Howcroft Robert Whxte, John Ham Gall Gnswold Elaine Kleczek J ,a S f, ---yf. V! ffm ff? Y Arts iw QE: n' ll jf 'EQ Illfllfflfflnfffff , , f 1 Q Www' it, x..-2 I ...gg--s,,,g Wai! F 5, 'rd- L. Vwm., I V9 in li F3 A new section! This section is to be de- voted to the arts, including music, dramatics, writing, homemaking, and woodworking. We hope sincerely that future classes will develop this idea to a greater degree. Early Spring With joyous beauty, gladsome mirth God breathed new life into the earth:-- A valiant banner raised, unfurled, A harp of gold had touched the world! Hard by hills in royal blue Serene, yet changing to the view. Sparkling streamlets smirked with pride And praised the sun for swelling tide. Mellows glints of Spring arrived With tints and patterns, too shortlivedz-- The fragile fern, the trailing vine Cried out for Life, with voice divine. A tragic saga was foretold By foggy moon and frosty cold: The flow'ring crocus raised his head For wink of March to smite it dead. F leeing Winter stalked its prey And left it bleeding, where it lay. Claudia V. Cloutier English Department US KIDS The senior class is a jolly one, Our teachers supplying half the fun. There are sevente-errmembers, all in all, And when we get going, we have a ball. At Newmarket High! Mr. Enos, class advisor tor JS,- Laughs and jokes and doesn't fuss. Nancy Finn, speed demon-in our class, Likes to hot rod and step on the gas. At Newmarket High! Sandra Dodds islh-e -practical-one, Acting as treasurer takes care of our mon. Rachael Labonte,-an arguing pro,- Raises her voice when in the know. At Newma.rket High! Dorothy Dickinsbn, class giggler by far, Sets everyone jumping and objects ajar. Joanie Reardon, 'rlfficle-nt:-Tand-xgaeded, teachers and classmates, always is heeded. BY At Newmarket High! Harlene Szabo, checks absentees, Calls to each room but collects no fees. Judy Hale, our class a-rtist, hate-hl Is swell with paints and her colors match. At Newmarket High! Sandy Wal.ker, we admire in sports, Always trying hcr best, in games of all sorts. Bob Szacik, cut! and of-wisecraltld full Is our class Pres. with lots of pull. At Newmarket High! Bruce Dexter is a -rollicking-lad-, - Serious sure, but never sad. Jean Ryan, never-alone, is-always ready To pick up the phone and ca ll for Eddie. At Newmarket High! Eddie Dutka, hafnlgiffe-aQd'rQ1f, ' ls quite the man, so think girls all. Normand vachoh is qditeiese-rv-ed--gee, Fiddlesticks--how he hates tea! At Newmarket High! Andy Crooker, we-all-can-agree-, - Is a brain in math and chemistry. Roger Harvey is-our-athlete? - - - In all the games he 's hard to be at. At Newmarket High! Dick Wilson, of coursehs o-ur-c-lass clown In jokes he's tops and can't be put down! Last but not least:-getty lginni that 's me, Made quite an analysis--don't you agree? At Newmarket High! 31 Senior Play November 30, , 1956 C. V. Cloutier Director The Inner Willy Row, Peterson Cast Normand Vachon Bob Sncik Sandra Dodck Nancy Finn Betty Finn Jeannie Ryan Sandra Walker Rachael Iabonte Hatlene Szabo Bruce Dexter Andy Crooker f' gf 5 .f ' f . mi ' ' - 5- , n ,lv- if - ' 0 'Liu .f -.'-W ' xx' '2' I' , L' 'f l ' V ' , A lt, r V v ' Q- X QQ? 4,1 ' f ' - . ,x ' :gfx-'J x ' ' 6,52 FIRST ROW left to rrght Harlene Szabo Judy Hale Sandra Walker Andrew Crook er Bernard Grochmal SECOND ROW Amta Geoffnon Crystal Marden Rachael Labonte, Jeannre Ryan Carla Grant Sandra Dodds Bruce Dexter NATIONAL HON OR SCCIITY Q' 'f 1 1 F' 1 3-11 Advrsor Bernard C Forbush On my honor as a member of the Natronal Honor Socrety I w111 do my best to represent the four tdeals of the organrzatron Character Scholarshrp Leadership and Servrce I wrll be fart and square rn my dealrngs wrth teachers and fellow students I w111 remember that the prrmary purpose of school rs gettmg an educatron I w111 use what powers of Leadershrp Ihave toward makmg Newmarket Hrgh School a bet ter school I w1l1 serve my school wrthout thought of personal glory. 34 Student Council FIRST ROW left to rightg Alice Mongeon, Sandra Bassett, Richard Wilson, Sandra Walker, Robert Szacxk SECOND ROW Mr Dorval Student Counc1lAdvxsor, David Rodnques, Joyce Grochmal Carla Donovan Jean Lebrecque, Beverly Marlloux, Michael Sharples, David Bentley THIRD ROW, David Emery, Jack Beausto, Bemard Grochmal, Duane Walker, Eugene Hayes, Dennis Abbott The Student Council held its first meeting in September with all members present The business at hand was to elect our officers for the Robert Szacik, our advrsor, Mr Dorval Our mam drive this year was to make our school function on a friendly, even basis In recent years the Student Council has been slowly losing its power in the school This year we have tried to correct this situation We, the officers for the year have to the best of our abrlr ty, guided the council through a successful year We have trxed our best to see that it functions to the fullest extent of its power 33 ' ' ' . . ' . Z ' on-coming year. They are as follows: President, Richard Wilson, Vice President, Sandra Walker, Secretary, Sandra Bassett, Treasurer, Pep Club FIRST ROW, left to rrght, Davrd Langlors, Dorothy Lamothe Gerard Kustra, Dolores Vervrlle, Gerard Pel letrer, Dorothy Drckmson, Rrchard Hormak Madeleme Clough Sandra Walker Rrchard Wrlson Carol Hazeltme, Mrchael Sharples, Jean Labrecque, Ronald Cnswold, Eleanor DICICIIISOH, Jack Bearrsto SECOND ROW Mr Landroche, Sandra Dodds, Joanne Reardon, tal Marden Carla Grant, Jane Ho1.k, Harlene Szabo, Dorothy Wojnar Jean Bennett, Kathleen Labranche, Lorrame Precuch, Joyce Grochmal, Elame Renner, Sally Phrlbnck THIRD ROW Carla Donovan, Jo Ann Truvally Elarne Demers, Heather Branch Glona Gagne Rrta Talbot, Geraldme Bogacz, Betty Frnn Sandra Bassett Jeanme Ryan, Blame Keller Lu cxlle Labonte, Evelyn Hamel Carol Hobbs, Rachael Labonte, Catherrne Whlte FOURTH ROW Lorrarne Bearrsto Jacquelme Marden Karen Nesbrtt Mane Robmlle Robert Szaclk Charles Clough Rrchard E mond, W1ll1am Cote, Davrd Wlllrams, Denrus Abbott, Vrrgrma Labranche Nancy Fmn, Karen Wycrk Lor rarne Nelson, Vrrguua Bngulro FIFTH ROW, Robert Schultz, Earl Hodgdon Rxchard Crooker Bruce Dex ter, Roger Harvey Andrew Crooker, Paul Savko, Eugene Call An1taGeoffr1on Connre Bloom, Walter Schultz, Roland Laplume, Normand Vachon W1ll1arn Hawkrns The frrst meetrng was called on November 15 and we have w1th us elghty members The Offlcers are as follows Presrdent Sandra Walker Vrce Presrdent, Rrchard Wrlson Secretary Treasurer, Madelerne Clough Thrs year the pep club has really been organwed We decxded to form a cheerrng sectron at the basketball games In March we held our annual W1nter Ball , and as usual rt was a success The success of the pep club tlus year has been due to the guxdance of our advrsor, Mr Landroche lb . , - r Dv .IJ 1 CWS .5 r 1 .. ., . ,1 . , 9 1 J J' 5 ' ' 9 1 Q 1 lx 2 1 '. Q - . , ,- ' J 1 ' 1 1 .x , . . . , . ' . z., 1' I ' ' . . Music Club FIRST ROW, left to right, Harlene Szabo, Judy Hale, Sandra Dodds, Betty Finn, Jeannie Ryan, Marie Robitille. SECOND ROW, Advisor, Mr. Crocker, Bruce Dexter, Jane Hoik, Carla Grant, Sandra Bassett, Carla Donovan, Connie Bloom, Robert Schultz. THIRD ROW, Sandra Walker, Paul Savko, Anita Geo- ffrion. Glee Club FIRST ROW, left to right, Dennis Sklarski, Janet LaBelle, Katherine White, Judy Pelletier, Lor- raine Gooch, Sandra Foss, Alice Mongeon, Dorothy Dickinson, Dolores Verville, Carla Donovan, Paul Savko, Anita Geoffrion. SECOND ROW, Advisor, Mr. Crocker, Jane Hoik, Elaine Renner, Kathleen Labranch, Sally Philbrick, Mildred Roy, Harlene Szabo, Carla Grant, Jackie Dodds, Crys- tal Marden, Sandra Dodds, Constance Bloom. THIRD ROW, Sandra Bassett, Rita Talbot, Madeleine Clough, Gloria Gagne, Geraldine Bogacz, Dennis Sklarski, Robert Szacik, Evelyn Hamel, Marie Robitille, Nancy Finn, Jeannie Ryan, Stephen Pelczar. . . S. Service Club FIRST ROW, left to right, Madeleine Clough, Robert Szacik, Bmce Dexter, Andrew Crooker, Jeannie Ryan, Dennis Kelleher. SECOND ROW, Mr. Forbush, Advisor, Sandra Bassett, Nancy Finn, Harlene Szabo, Sandra Dodds, Sandra Walker, Joanne Reardon, Judy Hale, Rachael Labonte, Betty Fmn. Nxiykbtkf 1,-'BE 79 FIRST ROW left to rlght, Rachael Labonte Jo Ann Truvally Jamce Roble, Lorrame Nelson, Jean Bennett Judy Hale Conme Bloom, Sandra Walker, Crystal Marden Dorothy Wojnar, Lorrarne Pxecuch, Jacquehne Marden, Betty Fmn, Madeleme Clough SECOND ROW Mrs Shorey Adv1sor, Jean Le brecque Elarne Kleczek, Beverly Ma1lloux Carol Hazeltxne Lorrame Gooch Margaret Roulo, Sandra Foss, Lyn Carpenter, Kathenne Clapp, Jean Nesbxtt Carl Lavallee Dorothy Dlckxnson Dolores Ver ville, Heather Branch. THIRD ROW, Eleanor Dlckrnson, Karen Nesbxtt, Glorra Gagne, Carol Hobbs. Cail Griswold, Janet l.aBel1e, Dorothy Lamothe, Carol Kustra. 38 1 QQ' 'la 1? 'QQ M5 Q mf ff x fryin- 1 , W7 'A , V O Q :fo 'A' 4' v- 'f'fz, 7 ' Boys' Basketball FIRST ROW left to right, James I-Iowcroft Richard Wllson, Earl Hodgdon, Eugene Hayes Roger Harvey Denms Sklarslu SECOND ROW, Coach Landroche, Rrchard Hazeltme Paul Savko, R1ch ard Crooker, Eugene Call Arthur Byron, Richard Homrak Manager Landroche produced a good team despxte theu lack of valsrty expenence We won our fust nme games and then lost four ul a row Our fust loss bemg to St John s This dxmmed our hopes but the Mules came back f1ghnng and beat Sornersworth 60 52 The end of the season came and we had a 13 6 record We all wlsh to thank Coach Landroche for expert advrce and patrence whrle traming the team. We hope next year will be even more successful 40 Basketball started off again in November, under Coach Landroche. With a new squad and some height,Coach Boys' Basketball Schedule DATE Wed. Nov. 28, 1956 Wed. Dec. 5, 1956 Wed. Dec. 19, 1956 Fri. Dec. 21, 1956 Fri. Jan. 4, 1957 Tues. Jan. 8, 1957 Fri. Ian. 11, 1957 Mon. Jan. 14, 1957 TEAM Newmarket at Pembroke Sanbom at Newmarket Sanbom at Newmarket Pembroke at Newmarket Hampton at Newmarket Newmarket at Exeter Somersworth at Newmarket Newmarket at Durham SCXDRE 39-35 56-46 66-19 47-28 76-54 60-45 59-36 67-27 on Won Won Won Won Won Won Won '27 Fri. Jan. 18, 1957 Mon. Jan. 21, 1957 Wed. Jan. 23, 1957 Fri. Jan. 25, 1957 Tues. Jan 29, 1957 Fri. Feb. 1, 1957 Mon. Feb. 4, 1957 Wed. Feb. 6, 1957 Fri. Feb. 8, 1957 Sat. Feb. 9, 1957 Mon. Feb. 11, 1957 Raymond at Newmarket St. John's at Newmarket Newmarket at St. John's Newmarket at Hampton Exeter at Newmarket Newmarket at Somersworth Durham at Newmarket Newmarket at St. Marie Newmarket at Raymond Penacook at Newmarket St. Marie at Newmarket Won lost Lost Lost Lost Won Won Won Won Lost Lost Junior Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW left to right Jack Rodnques, William Hawkins, Ronald Gnswold, Gerard Kustra Gerard Pelle tier Cha.rles Clough, David Langlois SECOND ROW Coach Dorval Duane Walker Arthur Byron Dennis Sklarskx, Edward Reardon, Robert White, Robert Schultz Richard Homiak Manager atNHS Even though our record was not excellent we feel we have prospered through shar1ng the emoyment and we gained knowledge which will improve our game This year our team consists of three sophomores eleven freshmen and two eighth graders making a total of sixteen We would hke to thank Mr Dorval for coaching our team and we wish h1m the best ofluck 4 J i , . 5. . . . . . , I - ! l '. 2 . J . l J ! ! ' This year's jayvees were under the supervision of Mr. Dorval, who experienced his first year of coaching here . ' , . - I . . u . , . . I Track LEYI' to RIGHT, Henry Smas, Frank Szabo, Dennis Sklarski, Eugene Hayes, Richard Wilson, Roger Harvey, Earl Hodgdon, Richard Hazeltine, and Coach Landroche. This year N,H.S. had another successful cross country track team, wtnnmg all four meets and fuushing tlurd in the state running. A great deal of the credit is due to Mr. Landroche's fine coaching, as it has been tn the past fxve seasons. Another excellent team is anticipated next year and the year after, because of our fast young nmners. We wish them the best of luck in future seasons. Girls' Basketball FIRST ROW, left to rrght, Karen Wycrk Madehne Clough, Elame Kleczek Carl Gnswold Katherme La branche Jacquehne Marden Carol Hazeltxne Carla Donovan Lorrame Bearrsto SECOND ROW Evelyn Hamel Carla Grant, Amta Geoffrron Sandra Walker Sandra Dodds, Harlene Szabo Joyce Groclunal Coach Greenwood to attend It offrcially began rn December Wrth the loss of only one grrl we had hlgh hopes for a VICIYOIOUS season like all basketball tearrs ours could not be consrdered complete w1Lhout the a1d of our manager Betty Frnn After workmg and playrng hard all season we ended w1th '7 wrns and 3 losses Many thanks go to Mr Greenwood for domg such a fine coachlng Job We also want to wrsh our best to the future teams of N H S -H Under the coaching supervision of Mr. Greenwood, practice started in November for those who wished Girls' Basketball Schedule Wed. Dec. 19 Fri. Ian. 11 Mon. Jan 14 Mon. Ian. 21 Fri. Jan. 25 Tues. Ian. 29 Thurs. Ian. 31 Tues. Feb. 5 Wed. Feb. 13 Thurs. 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