Nute High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Milton, NH)

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THE PURPLE AND GOLD Wll0'S WHO AT NUTE Worst Borrower Prolvleni Child Sleepiest Wittiest Best Looking Best Dancers Best Dressers Done Most for t Best Athletes Quietest Biggest Blujfer Most Studious Most Popular Cutest Funniest lze School Best Actor and Actress Liveliest Biggest Hit Most Talkatiwe One to be shipwrecked with Ooniph Girl Griper Easiest to Blush M-ost Likely lo Succeed Night Owl Laeiest Da jiest Best Natured Boy Harold Van Vliet Roland Pike john Wlilson Charles I-Iosser Philip Brown Charles Hosser Maurice Fletcher Alphonse Soucy Donald VVarnecke Maurice Fletcher Charles Hosser Alphonse Soucy Alphonse Soucy VVilliam Craib Harold Van Vliet Alphonse Soucy Harold Van Vliet Alphonse Soucy john NYilson Alphonse Soucy Alfred Blair Charles Hosser Alphonse Soucy Harold Van Vliet Philip Brown Harold Van Vliet Alphonse Soucy I46l Girl limily Casey Connie Perkins Phyllis Madden Louise Rouleau Jennie Ramsey Irene XYhitehouse hlennie Ramsey limily Casey Irene VVhitehouse Patricia Witham Florence Adjutant lfmily Casey Irene XN'hitehouse Connie Perkins Louise Rouleau Louise Rouleau Louise Rouleau Irene NVhitehouse Norma VVilley Olida Soucy Connie Perkins Norma Wlilley jane Plummer Emily Casey .lane Plummer Florence Adjutant Louise Rouleau Pauline Bellemeur

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THE PURPLE AND GOLD Each other's separate way, YYhile little Tommie XYas the one XYho really had to pay. Neither thought Of little Tom, W'ho needed both their love, Until Tommie Was called away By the angels up above. Poor Sally and Tom, They never realized, Until it was too late, How they might have prevented This tragedy, But it was the hand of fate. In about one month. Sally and Tom Remarried one another. And now they spend Most of their time Raising young Tomis brother. Poor Tommie, How he suffered I4 Because of his parents, mistake, But Sally and Tom Have made amends- But for Tommie it was too late. Now. you young married couples Take warning to what I tellg You picked your husband for your liie's mate, And I hope you picked him well. The moral of this story Is, as you have guessed. That divorce is a terrible evil. XYorse than any pest. It bites and stings and destroys homes VVhere there should be happiness: It increases and increases. Instead oi growing less. So, try a11d choose your mate VVith care and thoughtfulness, And I guarantee that your family VVill be a joyous success. -june XVentworth, '-12.

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THE PURPLE AND GOLD Alumni Association President .............. ....... M ary C. Jones, '10 Vice-President ........ .......... A rthur H. Fox, '15 V ice-President ...................... Dana C. Tuttle, '08 Secretary ........,........... Evelyn Nutter Tufts, '24 Treasurer .......... ........... I ,ouise P. Avery, '16 1893 Arthur D. Brackett Cdeceasedj. Harriette A. Edgecomb-Mrs. Harvey NVin- chell, East Rochester, N. H. Lena B. Reynolds Cdeceasedj. 1894 Alice L. Hayes Cdeceasedj. Harry F. Hayes-1915 Utah St., St. Louis. Roscoe H. Shaw Cdeceasedj. Dana I. Tasker-Mountainview. R. F. D., Os- sipee, N. H. Nellie VVentworth Dickey fdeccasedj. 1895 Maurice W. Dickey Cdeceasedb. Alice E. Fox-3 Cedar Rd., Andover, Mass. Clarence M. Hayes fdeceasedl Annie J. Horne-Mrs. Charles L. Beaton, 60 Orchard St., Portsmouth, N. H. Edwin S. Huse-25 Colorado St., Keene, N. H. Robert M. Looney Cdeceasedj. Bard Plummer-Miltcn, R. F. D., Union, N. H. Fanny Plummer-Mrs. Burge P. Littlefield, 11 Crest Road, Sharon, Mass. Lucia C. Plummer-Mrs. George E. Fox, Mil- ton Mills, N. H. 1896 Guy Demerritt-102 Sanford St., Bangor, Me. Sadie M. Fox-1 Norway St., Boston, Mass. Raymond H. Huse CRevD-208 East Court St., Ithaca, N. Y. VValter E. Looney Cdeceasedb. Etta A. Plummer-Milton, R. F. D., Union, N. H. 1897 Helen K. Miller-Mrs. Archibald C. Jordan, 118 Highland Ave., Winchester, Mass. Susan P. Haley-105 Pleasant St., Concord, N. H. Lulie M. Rowe-Mrs. Edward S. Wright, Cha- teaugay, N. Y. 1898 No graduating class. 1899 Elsie G. Avery Cdeceasedl. 1900 Edna M. Calkins-Mrs. Charles Tucker, Leba- non, Me. Roland E. Chesley-Box 382, Utica, N. Y. Helen G. Fox-Mrs. George E. Carmichael, Foxcr0ft, Milton Mills, N. H. Harry VV. Nutter-Burrows Rd., No. Reading, Mass. Elfrida M. Peacock-Mrs. Seth A. Moulton, 1014 Hayser Ave., Hollywood, Cal. 1901 Ora S. Dickey-Mrs. Arthur T. Smith, 235 Mystic Parkway, Winchester, Mass. Charles Jones-48 Caryl Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. Annie M. Roberts-Mrs. William R. Scudder, Milton, N. H. VV. Henry Willey-109 Tremont St., So. Brain- tree, Mass. 1902 Mark S. Dickey-306 Harvard St., Cambridge, Mass. 1903 No graduating class. 1904 Ruth L. Fall-Mrs. Bard B. Plummer, Milton, R. F. D., Union, N. H. Robert E. Jones-760 Park Ave., New York, N. Y Annie B. Miekle fdeceasedj. Stanley P. Nute-1047-49 Penobscot Bldg., De- troit, Mich. Carl E. Pinkham-239 N. E. 1-lth Terrace, Miami, Fla. Carl B. Tarbell-2 Raymond St., Lexington, Mass. 1905 Gertrude M. Foss-Mrs. John Williamson, Mil- ton, R. F. D., Union, N. H. Lawrence C. Hayes-12 Wheeler St., Somer- ville, Mass.