Peterborough High School - Hilander Yearbook (Peterborough, NH)

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UNDERGRADUATES

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To Willy Taylor who has a Dub- lin Flame. We give this torch so he’ 11 keep it the same. To Linny Farhm we give this doll So it will remind her of Paul. To Eleanor Myhaver we give this pompom To remind her of that boy named Tom. To Dale Livings ton we give this date book In hopes that she’ll never be left on the hook. To Judy Johns who has a sailor friend We give this stationery that she can write on and then send. To Lorna Niemela we give this hearse She may need it when she be- comes a nurse. Comparatively Speaking Happiest Cutest wittiest Quietest Friendliest Best Looking Best dressed Best athlete Best Personality Best Build Best Smile Most Popular most Likely To Succeed Most Studious Most Dated Most Dependable Most Talkative Most cooperative Most Efficient Class Flirt Class Lady Gentleman First To Be Married Prettiest Hair Best actress Best actor most Serious Best Voice Best Sport Tallest Shortest Best Disposition Favorite Teacher Favorite Underclassman Favorite Orchestra favorite Cigarette Favorite Sport Favorite Pastime Favorite Drink Favorite Saying Stephanie Creighton Heather Getchell Beryl Townsend Elsie Lussier Joan Picard Nancy Winton Anna LaBier Eleanor Myhaver Beryl Townsend Eleanor Myhaver Linnea Farhm Norma Clark Nancy Winton Dorothy Chase Elaine Pellerin Joan Picard Ann Shultz Jean Lyon Dorothy Chase Ann Shultz Heather Getchell Theresa LaFontaine June Hurd Judy Johns Lorna Niemela Dorothy Waite Dale Livingston Norma Clark Violet Ci1 ley Miss Thomas Margaret Egan Guy Lombardo Luckies Basketball Dating Beer (Root) “We’ll never tell; ” Everett Young John Twomey Ronald Parks John Russell Everett Young James Yakovakis James Shea James Yakovakis Albert Charest William Taylor Robert Durkee James Yakovakis George Cass James Shea Robert Durkee George Cass Philip Bailey John Russell George Cass Albert Charest James Shea Everett Young John Twomey Philip Bailey John Dacey Albert Charest Ronald Parks Albert Charest John Russell William Taylor Mr. Cowgill Donald LaFontaine (We’ll all be killed.)

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Lef t to Right - Is t row - Elizaheth Wheeler, Jean Guinard, Michael O’Dell, David Gavitt, James Yakovakis, Edward Wheel er, Christine Vai11 enrourt, Bruce Russell. 2nd row - Edwin Farhm, Danlee Paquet, Nancy Price, Gail Faunce, Joan Picard, Nancy Emonds, Michael Sutcliffe, Frank Price. 3rd row - George Cass, Ronald Bailey, Donald LaFontaine, Bruce Brenner, John Twomey, Robert Brown, Wayne Crowell, David Jeffrey. Student Council The year started out with the election of officers which are as follows: President--James Yakovakis, Vice-President-- Edward Wheeler, Sec retary--David Gavitt, Treasurer--Michae1 O'Dell. The first accomplishment of the Council was the purchase of a new Naden Electric Basketball Scoreboard. This purchase was made possible with money from the scoreboard fund. A great deal of credit for this fund must be given to the class of 52 ”. Assemblies were sponsored by the Counci 1. They consisted of the following: quiz show, talent show, State Police exhibi- tion, Mr. Badger, parts of the Senior play. The Council put on a social in the school gym early in May which was very successful. This year a Visitor’s Day was arranged with Walpole High School. This enabled two members of our school to visit the other school. Another big achievement of the Council was the acquiring of a school nickname. This name is “The Hilanders”. The em- blem of the “ Hi landers” is a man holding a bat and a baseba11. The Council sponsored Pep Ra11ies and spectator buses to many of the games, as is the Council's custom during basket- ball season. The Student Council, under the direction of Mr. Faunce, has accomplished a great deal this year.