Plymouth High School - Profile Yearbook (Plymouth, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1943 volume:

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I I . .....-..................-..........- I ...--....--.....-......--.n.nn.......,..-........- 1 , 7 ' I A s ' ' 1 s ' 3 ! ' ! 1 I. Bvrthvz Eunuxrrum 'Unhalg OF 1943 SS CLA 0112155 Gpffirrrz P1 erfdeul ALLAN RICHARD POTTLR Cowl Potter h1s proxcd hnmself to bc worthy of thc ofhce of Presrdent of the Class of 43 Besldes being, the center of attractron m football and other sports he has done farrly well as a Romeo Doe! be like Ylfllpfn V144 Pu mleuf LVERILTT I:RNES'I POWELL Sb mf Star tackle on the Football Team always good mtured Bent on makmg 1 success of hlmself Baby Dlllllfhllllg .Yea 1 el JI 5 MARILYN LEAH HUBERT Mn andy abxlrtles lnclude fiddlxng actmf, slnpnng and studymg A sure success 1n my undertakxng, ll fa!! Imlfb dwng IJ nwlfr dnnig Neff I fe IJIIILI DOROTHY KI' NIS'I ON D01 Dot rs a drmpled faced lfille girl She leads a tough hfe as keeper of the keys for the Class of 43 and pm ate secretary to M155 Bxlhngsl ll wk' ll one ll K ,. ,. K Va ' 5 x 1 14' I - I y Cc L- ,. V . . . , wig.. , I I YL -1 7 ' K . r r' ', jr Mirandy is the most talented girl in our class. Her , 1. I, , 4 . ' 2 ' . I ,. 7,-7 . A 4 , .Q V In . I r' vw . r , M ,, -L 1 K V ,. ., I ,, , , v,HAb,.. 5 BARBARA FERN ADAMS Splry Spxcy IS a swell sport and lnkes to have a good tnme She d rather dance than eat Never studres but alwrys gets by' Chemrstry for mstamt J Dr 5 Blonde ELGENF HARRIS BAKER Genre Gene IN one of those dashmg Romeos Hes far from bemg quret modest and shy He can be summed up as one of those all around guys ll' afrh our Ladle! PAULINE LOUISE BELYEA Polly Polly IS one that wrll succeed She draws and plays the prano Her JITIbIfl0fI rs to be a stenographer Hex nz the Aamy :mu PHYLLIS ELIZABETH BENTON P11 Ph1l IS Thorton s glft to Plymouth Her abrlrtres are many Her outs1de actrvxtxes range from Chevrolets to the Grange Pou Il ou DANIEL AUGUST BERG Danny He IS a quret fellow but stands up for hrs own ruhts Lzkes to hsh hunt skx and skate One of Mr Bowlby s nght hand men Grew Olff ron 111116 :form gran IRENE VIRGINIA BFRG Befgle A charmmg lassxe wlth golden red harr and a cheery smrle Shes very energetrc Was there ever a class for wh1ch Bergle vsasnt well pre pared ' A6161 My dw CLARE MARIE BOX LE Bronco Boyle Clare lowes horses She IS a good student especrally rn French and an expert rn cand1d camera shots Al ways looks at the sunny slde f things Rlanz big! ELVA ELLA CARPENTER Elva rs among our more quret class mates Always ready to hase a good trme A good student and a promrs mg stenographer It payr io be qure! IDA MAY COLBY Ida lrkes skatmg and rs a good sport also lrkes to sew Pastrme rs bemg Postmaster at Rumney Depot Porfmxrier General WILLIAM WILSON CUSHINC1 B1 Brll was Llnctcd captam of thc 45 football squad Thxs rs proof of hrs popularrty Pllys blskctball ind ap prtcmtcs chemnstry lah 1 fllL 1 on 011 DONALD ALVIN DAX Dmy' Lyd Always talking mostly nonsense In terested rn Emstern and mcrednhlt theories A whnz rn Mrdnrght Borer do mdzj 1151! 5011 1 III JI 10111017011 LYDIA ELLA DEROSIA Lydra rs probably the best natured grrl rn our Class She halls from the healthful hamlet of Glenclrff We vush we had more lxke her 011111 1 frlerm 1 1 PHYLLIS HARRIETT DEROSIA A platmum blonde wrth blue cyts Ready to lend a helpmg hand ucr cheerful bhts wery mce to nu flround M1 1 fft lic 111 flffjfjl g AUREL MAF DURAND An ardent moue gocr lows to read alvsays hls trmc. to su 1 frrendly word A rf1lI111g H0110 gltfvuf 110 mats BARBARA MA GEORGIA ANNA ELLIOTT Gmrgu She doesnt hue much to sas but when she docs xou can be sure she has thought rt out clearly lxucr holds a grudge good student rcrl frrend P ItfItL Illlktf fm I X GOVF If Blue eyed brunette wsnh a pleasrng smrle Some do shf. may substrtute on thc stlgc for Rrta Hayworth Dnlngent class secretary rn 40 41 11.1 P11119 ami me 1 1, 11 H -HH ' ., . . . . .' , ' . a' a. ' : - ' In . Y Y . 1'1,- A, V, - . , , . . ' ' . ' ' 1 I lf .. , ' 1, ,I I V' ' rv. Q 1 . .. . ,1 . ' V ' 11-1 1 . H .f' 11 ff f 1' 'r Jlllt 'l . 9 - . 1 'lk rf l - V ,rl ,. ,W I -X, I 1 . ll., ,L , 1 .L f' 1, - 1 1 alfa-'f f B, 1 I A v k . 1 . ff! , U DONALD LANGDON GOVE Donnie Drnes .1 green V 8 but never alone Has a strong nght arm He s headed for the Navy so he can play a Chncago prano C111 n lbe Flea! MARGARET LUCILLE GOVE llfrlfgld' Her eyes on one boy only Cant be beat rn her studres very artxsttc 'oted for her perseverance ll bzrfa Kerj rb11l I! be CLARENCE OLIE GREENWOOD Lrkeable honest chap Interested m scrence knows whxt s what the Chemlstry Lab Alzh hay 116116166 ffm rbmer ALBER1 JAMES HALEX jzmmj Lrkes to glrde about on those srlver blades He plays basketball too Alvn ays buned 1n the sport page Hrs chemrstry papers are hrs master preces I Alzrge II fblf BEVERLY ELAINE HALL ez Expert at mlkmg clewer remarks on the sly Busmcss IS her mam lxne muslcllly 1K'lCllDCCI also Noted ftr her smxle ROBERT JEROME HALL B0 B mb h.11ls from Rumney He toys vxxth chcmxclls th lab Mam mtcrcsts are lce flshmg and football Sjrmttvznz mm Rumueg VIOIA MAIN HANSCOMB V1 llkcs to go to the moues md ealoys cowboy muslc She seems to b the class traveler she meets cverv trim Hung north or south Chl! moogz C500 C600 VIRGINIA DARE HARRIMAN Gnzger Gmger IS free from all frzlls and fluff We can easrly say rts n1ce to be natural when you re naturall mce My lzrlorff mzcerlors' I' ' 7' .. . . .1 I' 1 f VI P' ' JI IN . ,, .. . , . 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' , t l ,, A ,H ,,I.i., C ,K , , - , W 4' Y ' . f, , I H f' ' .'f' ' v rf , ,' ' v MARGARET INIYRLE HIGHT Blondie A blushmg blonde who proyed her worth rn the Senror Play of Mud mght She rs good medxclne for anyone who feels sad We do ad mrre her grand sportsmanshrp Pero 'ride fflll ll Ofll HAZEL HILDA HUCKINS Huck She shrnes rn her studxcs IS wcll as on the blskctball floor She rs one glfl that can mxke anythnng seem lxke fun on Ifc ur 11411 Inf ELMER WHITCHER JFSSFMAN 1 1 Everyone llkcs Trp He keeps thc class room roanng but has an 1nno ccnt face lf anythlng goes wrong Le! r go 10 ac XVAYNE EVERETT RENNESON lxemzg Kenny knows lus Hrstory when he s awakc He lrkes basketball Wnll never be an old batch Ambltxon to Jom Army Pleafe don t dlbflllb HELEN DElNISE LATULIPPE Tulip Helens .1 sweet lnttle pusy wrth r charmxng smlle mdustrxous work er She hopes to become a nurse XY thmk you ll be good medrcrne for anyonc Helen Alfa! U Alarm EARNHAM ALEXANDER LANGELL Sammy Srmmy c1me to us from Wlntlmrtlp llst year Hes proved hlmself worthy addmon to the class bemg rlways reldy wnllmg and able A nme 0 rlork rrboln BETTY ANN LOCKF Beilg A clexr NOICC wrth .1 slnght drawl hxntmg of the sunny south and wc know Betty wlll soon swmg grace fullv around the corner Shes expert 1n deslgnmg clothes Well always remember her frrendlzness Penn: lou Il brflef Ilvm one THEDA FLORENCE LOUGEF Teddy Lxkes to smg and yrtterbug She plays the pxano and gultar ln her spare trme Teddy makes frrends easlly N Igbflllg 116 1, -ff . . , ' .' ' . , , 'f f- U 5 . A ,, , I , . y V . . . . H H 1- . 7 df ffm? 1170! -1 . , . - f' 1 flmplm K f- - V, , H' V Z '- , . 1, A. H r L l 4 . . - V Y 1' ' -1 . . 'e A 1, .y Q .. ,QW If 1, -, U 4 a A 4 ' . ' ' rl 1 '. ' Q ', 'V I . ,, - . ,, V V' Y- . L l . . L , 4, If , ' ' . f ,.,7' ,l , ,p V ,, V., .. 1. N vl V H . . Will, JEAN GERTRUDE LUMSDEN fearue' Brown haxr charmmg smnle and mnschtevous brown eyes go to make up our jean Were all lookmg for ward to the day when hrst hand m formauon wlll appear as reported by J G Lumsden famous forexgn correspondent lVlJere fberef a uzll lbefe J 1 ua ARLENE MAY MERRILL Merry There s a jolly sparkle m her brown eyes she goes for 4H xn a btg way and collects a mce number of blue nbbons from her exhtbmons at Plymouth Fatr Don I fount your fblfkfllf be ore they VE balrbed BETSY FRANCES MERRILL Bel! Bets lnkes to have a good ttme When she was m grammar school she was a typtcal tom boy but she has changed a lot smce then just remember where Bets IS con cerned that V111 'll alerr Run Deep RALPH ELIAS MCGINNIS Genius Comes from the farm but can present rs to be a buck pnvate but he would make good as a col ored chauffeur lfzferexted nz figures MARGARET ETHEL MOODY Soak 9 Owns an envtable complexton and a good natured smtle Shes the kmd of person 1ts a comfort to have around has aspxrattons along the busmess lme More power to you Sookey' You mfzt bare too much of good 1171 Ig EDITH MAY MORRISON Edle Expertenced waxtress and the class thumber' The Class of 43 never knew Edzes worth as an actress un tnl she performed tn the semor play Smr Reporlef WILMA MARION MORRISON Wrlly rs dark and slender a nnce mlxture of fun and sertousness plus good sense She s a beautiful penman lakes sports We know shell be a fme Publxc Health Nurse' She 11 bo luugbf lay! luzgbr longen ARLENE LOUISE MOULTON Moullon Shrnes xn Chemistry and IS a future stenographer Her favonte pasttme ts eatmg and her hobby IS readmg Look before you leap' ll ' I , , , . . , u I, 1 ,' , r I I A IJVII I' ll K ,Q - - . . ,, V 'N ' F f , H H H .. T' I H I' ' Y! s he R play football! His real interest at ,, ' . ., 0,1 If A r , J I! I V ,. - H I ' . If J! ' ff ' ,H , I' , , -, ff U . y V 1, V nl Gerry EARLINE RAY MOULTON Shes a shade smaller than Gerry her twm has thoughtful brown eyes She s a good cooperator would lxke to be a ha1rdresser Good luck Earlme' Sllellf? zr golden GERALDINE FAY MOULTON Shc s always glad to lend her foun tam pen and mk to the less fortu nmte for absent mmdedj They say she s a grand cook and were wxllmg to bet that she ls' Lne and le! lzze GERTRUDE EVELYN O DONNELL Trudy Damty lnttle mxss she ll go a long way mth that courteous manner of hers never crxtxcxzes anyone mtcs well m the Held of busmess Hail Hur! Keg! MAR-IORY MAE O HEARN Marg? Ianorrte hangout Moodys Drug store ln Bnstol' Shy rn school but plenty actxve outsxde' Knows how to handle that basketball' Are you kzddm Dirk ELSIE LAURA PALMER One of our more petrte grrls terested ln 4 H work very socna be always a good supporter of the domgs at Plymouth Hxgh School black hatred twm of our good man Richard A mich nz llllle F1161 Hill? RICHARD ARTHUR PALMER Seen rn Campton at mght only Likes hrs studxes at trmes Hopes to follow m the footsteps of the Wright brothers Lots of Luck Rrchar He J all ll rlgbz Ill' MARJORIE VIOLET PARRIS Alldgle Mxdgne loves to wnte letters to Fort Brxgg In school shes rand student but reserved and quxet At home watch your step' Ir Ibere any 772.111 DONALD NEVILLI: PUTNEX Ambltlon to joxn the An' Corps Hes a real Sportsman but some day hell get caught' Hes a darn good basketball player because hes got Hlght' Im gomg I0 JAMES IAN READE jmzmy A shy boy He halls from Went worth He jomed the Class of 45 m our jumor year One doesnt appre crate jxmmy untxl one knows hlm we Ble'm11gr 0Il :bee llllle v1 Il IRENE MARIE SAMAI-IA Sammy Theres lots of fun under the calm reserve Lrkes dancmg swrmmm and roller skatlng Has a catchxng laugh and the lovellest half Fun II 1111.11 you nmlfe II IRWIN CLARENCE SAULNIER Quxet but full of fun and mclmed to be mxschxevous Ixow has a Ford on hrs hands but hasnt any gms Ezery dag b1r blr dry MURIEL BARBARA SHORTT Barbie Barbra surely can roll along on her roller skates She also enjoys Bob sleddmg She IS usually good natured and contmually rarsmg c1nc Longer! ll 13 round 11 Ife FUNIICE LYDIA SNIAIL Rc' Industnous lxttle person has tn unusual lxkmg for French grammar we re wxllmg to bet she ll make 1 grand army nurse' Llflle Red Pepper CHARLES ISAAC WALKER Chubby The redheaded hse by flue of the class of 45 He thoroughly enjoys hrs noon hours fDo you get 101 Llkellfl Pell BARBARA LOUISE WILLOUGHBY Barbara Newberry s rs one gurl knows how Dorf Barb te success f J Cosmetlc Counter Sha that lxkes to dmce and the lzle B Iffjl JASPER ROLAND WINSOR af A 'very mtellxgent fellovx 1 xcry sensxble fellov 1 xery humorous fellow and a good sport Wxll make someone an excellent husband Tfvnlb ful, txlle affef H - ,U ll, 11 ' ' , 11 , , , ., . ll ,lf ' . 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The zmnge of Corlello RUTH ELIZABETH WRIGIIT Ruth ns one of the few Semors who xs seen but not heard yet her shy ness IS only 1 bluff ask Palmer I rm :Jeter be uroug I vlmll rlzmyf be ll' rlqbl I DORIS CLAIRE YEATON Dai' We can alvx lys depend on Dot shes served the class fanhfully and successfully A great hlt m Mxd mght for at m1dn1ght'J Shes .1 real seamstress and lxkes to cook Who ll be the lucky guy IJ my fare red U! bn .3 x . . . - u - rr , . 3 1- . vf , , . l . , . , f - u I f 1 . ,. , . ,A . 4 f ' fl H Qu ' .lv va- 5861-5 .rv Q 1 : . - , - :fl - vs Ay ,Q K 41 3' ff' si xi ,Li . , M5319 A 'ft MA Barbara lem Ad uns Fugene H 1rr1s Baker Paulme Louxse Belyel Phyllrs Elrzabeth Benton Daniel August Berg Irene Vlfglllli Berg, Clare Mme Boyle Flva Flla C lrpenter Ida M11 Colby Wllllam vQ!1lSOI1 Cuslung Donald Alun Day Lydrl Flla DCFOSII Phyllrs H1rr1ett Derosra Aurel M me Durand Barbara May C ove Donald Langdon C oye Margaret Lucxlle Coxe Cflarenae Olle Cyreenxx ood Albert J lmes H lley Beverly I lune H 1ll Robert Jerome H ill Vlola Mie Hanscomb Vlfglllld D lre H 1rr1m1n Margaret Myrle Hxght Marxlyn Le 1h Hubert Hazel Hxlda Huclxms Elmer Whntcher esseman Dorothy Kenlston Wayne Everett Kenneson 01111115 lhutmla B011111erf Illldlf Ac1j111111l1111rcf I'xj1e11e11fed H6111 1311111111 P1e11r1111I LIII11 B11f1b0111 P111fE11f11 Y0llg Be111t1 11111 D1111111 f A B11111e101 11111 l!Fl'1 Bfg C 1111 M1 1311111 11 C11111 10111 11111 f L111 C111f11 111 11 1lI0flC011gc11111 lV1 11 IV111 C11 11111 Dau 11111 A11 D11 L111 f F1111 1011 D11 01111011 P111111H11D11111'111r 1-1111111b11 1lI11111e11 1111111 D111111g B1 1111 Gllllft 19011 Lzkef C111 lIlfi1LI,l'f1C Llllllg G1 111111 C11e11111l11 O1 G11 1 H 1 11 11 1 131111 11611 A111111 131111111 0111111 10P11111011111 H1g1 1101111011 fxldffdgfllg 11 H111111f0111c 1111111 l 111 D11Ig6l1f H011Jek1ej111 1lI1g111 Mah H0111110011 llllllflllfl L11b01 f H11111 Ha H11 H11 L111 Wlftv 0111 D011 1' Kzrk Wfell fofj Exp111111111g 1K7201l16dg6 7 O O 1 : 1 .......1..........,............l ., 5' , 1' . 1 2 ' 1 ' ............,.............,.... 1 1' ' 1' ' ' 1 .........,...,..............., , ' 1 3 ' ' ' ................ , 1... 1,1 ' Q 1 ,' . 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SAMAHA . - .,- - -..ALLAN PoTTaR .. - -DORIS vemorv Ma ,,,,,,,5AMaS HAn.a7 .ig MARY-ALYCE M'C,USHING Gl.F.NN HUGHES 00 '? 14,141 S V50 err Q 'zvb I Qllaaa C6615 Barbara Adarrrf We knoyy you re bemg rushed lately Barbara so here s a dxte boob to prevent a congestron Eugene Baker Hrtch thrs uagorr to a star and perhaps you ll find a permanent dream grrl to rrde rn rt wrth you Paulrrre Bely ea Knowrng of your love for drawrng yye present thrs rambow of rolored ltrenczlr May rt lead you to a pot o gold Plryllzr Benton Here s a copy of Let: Rerrrernber Pearl Harbor yust rn case your old one s yvorn May xt also remrnd you of Frrday Mornrngs at P H S Danze! Berg After you told us about those brg ones yye decnded to grye you a gan so you can shoyy us hoyy rt s done Irene Berg We ve grven up hopes of your gettrng any taller yyrthout some help Here s a can of babrng pou der so you can rrse and shrne Clare Boyle When the Jlroe horse shoe f1fS put 1t on but thrs rs probably the wrong srze for you Clare We re sure your horse yyrll apprecrate rt May rt brmg good luck anyyyay El: 1 Carpenter Seemg you ye been a carpenter all your lrfe yye thought rt yy as about trme you had a new set of toolf It yvrll be useful rn burldmg your future Ida Colby You re so good at bnzttrrzg heres an extra part of ncedlrr If you ever fmd us unravelled or at the end of our rope yye hope you ll prclt up the strtches Wfzllzarn Curbing In case you tire of pamtrng houses yye cl lrke you to have thls ran yyhrch contfuns enough red jr un! to coy er the yy hole toyy n Donald D11 Along yvrth a If ff tuba yyhrch IS the symbol of your themrcal yyrzardry yye re presentrng thrs rag Wlhenever your frrends drop rn you ll enyoy chewrng rt Lydza Derofrz Knoyymg your yy eakness for dorrglrnrrzr yye made 1 yy hopper for you Here rt rs hole and all' Pbyllzs Derofzz XVe decrded on .1 bottle of Golden Gloyy lrarr form for you Phyllrs It yyrll make your blond tresses look as rf the sun yy ere alyy ays shrnmg on them Aurel Durand Your jrrzgcrnazll are always pleasmg to the eye In use one should break here s 1 yy hole 5 t of artrficml ones to replace rt Georgza Fllzott Here are tyyo lrazr rrbbonf You ll find them 1 complrment to you for you wrll never be wrthout 1 beau Barbara G01 e Thrs book on 'lrue Tales of TC3ChlI1'l:, Trrbulltrons may be an mval uable and Barbara Read rt carefully Donald Goz e We grve you thrs 6115111072 and strck of u ood rn hopes that they ll always remmd you of your good frrends Cushrng and Wfood Margaret Gore Thrs Jeuzrrg bn vyrll come rn handy as you contmue to sow the seeds for success Mar aret S 0 1 - . . . . , , , . , , 1 . . , Q - r ' ' , ' r . . , I ' , v y rr r , , , gr' ' , ' 7 ' C! 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H111 XVhen lrfe becomes too complicated put it rn this 1nd you ll have every thing nn 1 1111lfbe11 V10111 H1111fr1111111 This 117116 1111111 will tram you in milong good connections when your oxxn Chattanooga Choo Choo rs on the track Vllglllld H 11111111111 Here s a little 01116114 so you may continue to keep the home hres burning and brrghten the corner xvhere you are Mule Hzghl Here s a 1110101 boat It couldn t be for myone else but you Myrle The motor says Put Put' Enough said 1lI111z1y11 Huben Here s a 11111 elnzg gmdc to direct you through the arts af the musical xx orld Hazel Hdfklllf A rope for you Ha1el to tie around your waist when you take your pupils through mountain climbing in Russia Because of this rope they may never entirely miss you among the clouds Elmer e11e1111111 With this B1111 of 11111 you ought to be the life of the party yus string out those yokes and embrolder them around the edges thinlc you ve had your share ll' 1111111 Ixe111115011 Here s 1 box of pep to arouse you from the land of day dreams R111111111 P111111e1 A word to the wise IS sufficient so here s 1 bit of timely advice To be happy stay on the Wright road otherwxse you ll meet a Ruthless fate' Alllfjoflf P11111 We give you this flag that you may bragg about the merrts of the U S A Bllblll lV111011gb11y A boolc of the latest dance steps so you may dance your xvay cheerfully through the gates of nursmg and into the hearts of your patients Dflllfllli PIIIIIEJ Donald here s a model airplane to burld Add it to your collection and some day soon xve hope to see your greatest ambitron and dream materialize into reality 1311111111 S1111111 Eunice here s a trp from those three xxise monkeys No matter how small the deed may be it can alxx ays carry to others help and happrness from thee DOIIJ Ye1to11 A spool of thread' This is for you Dot that you may never have any drfficulty in keepmg ahve the thread of conversation Rzlpb 1lI1G1111111 The Class of 1943 realizing that you tre definitely an asset rlther than a habrlity gxves you this 511111 111zn1 to insure securrtx for yourself and for others C1111111J lyflfkel A box of 11111111111g blofky' These must bc for chubby M ty you build your castle on high and be On Top of the World J , . , I I, ' 1 1 - - 1 l . 1 I . l 1 1' .1 ' 1 I , 1 1 ' Q V . Xl il I ' 1 , . V 'Q 1 , , l . . A , 1 I A in . . 'Al A . -. t Dorothy Ke11i5l011.' This jzzmp rope will help you to skip over the dirty work for xve L 6 1 nc I .1 r , 1 v 1 v 1 1 ln- , ' D . 1 I 4 I 7 V 7 'I' L l' 1 . I ' 1 7 I J' 1 1 1 1 . , ' ly I I I I V- 1 . l x - V 11 y l ' ' 1 . A ' . ' ' 1 ' '. 1 ' A Murzel Sbortt Thrs boop wrll help you roll your way through lrfe easrly obn Wood Vrtamm B promotes growth upward and not outward We know that you ll apprecrate what these zztarnznr can do amex Reade Thrs Jtrau rs to replenrsh your future haystacks so you ll never come to the last straw Betty Merrzll Srnce you are to become a great actress we grve you your leadmg man for your debut on the stage Irwzn Saulnzer We re presentmg you wrth thrs bouncrng ball so when you re bounced out of Chemrstry class you wrll be able to bound rrght back agam Wzlma Mormon Thrs letter E for effrcrency belongs to you Wrlma The clas wrll ever remember your effrcrent work m the prrncrpal s office day after day Fdztb Mormon We found thrs stray goat You may call rt your own We hope that you now will leave ours alone' Geraldzne Moulton Curlerf for you Earlrne and harr pznf for Geraldme These are for your beauty salon and we hope they wrll help you both to wave the Hag of a thrrvrng career Gertrude O Donnell In vrew of your future busmess career vue present thrs lat :ron to smooth away any pressmg affarrs Marfory O Hearn Margre heres a cook book Learn to cook for you know they say Helen Latulzppe We found thrs pot t er of love ly flowers to help cheer your future patrents whenever they are down rn the mouth Farnbam Langell Sammy here s a watch for you May you ever keep rt handy rn order to know just when to make that last mmute dasn and catch the tram to the crty of pros errty Tbeda Lougee A packet of bobby prnr Teddy to help you hold your harr up as you make a prosperous debut mto your field of busrness These prns came from Campton ean Lumfden A milk bottle brush to help remind you of your darly task at P H S Washmg mrlk bottles Arlene Merrzll A bunch of blue rzbbons to tre up your bonny brown harr and add to your collectron from the Plymouth Farr jasper Wznror What red cheeks you have' In case they start to fade aw ay thrs box of rouge w1ll come 1n handy No one w1ll ever know the drfference Allan Potter We re grvrng you th1s pazr' a dlce as a remlnder of the good old days at P H S Elrze Palmer Elsre we hope thxs fan of Borden s rrzzlk vrrll lead you to green pastures Rutb Wrzgbt This wrztzng kzt wrll brmg you rrch rewards rn case you suffer the hardshrps of separatron from our frrend Palmer , . 4 . . 1 . H ,, . . I , . , . . . . I . x A ' s . , I . , . , . the only way to a man's heart is through his stomach. ll 7 ' 1 Q I p . 'H . I 7 . . H 7 . . . , . , . . 7 . ,, . - u . ,, . ,, ,, . , . , . Arlene Moulton: Arlene, you typed many pages for our Yearbook. For that reason, we present you with this package of typing paper. Margaret Moody: As the nursing profession has taken your eye and you have been accepted in a hospital, your classmates wish to present you with this thermometer. Keep track of their pulses, too. Betty Ann Locke: This box of pencil rrayonr is for you. We hope they will help you in your training to be a Kindergarten teacher. Ezerett Pou ell Since you were an outstanding player on the football team and were capable of mowin em down may this pigskrn help you to plough through the line of life Irene Samalna Because of your ability to lead a Conga Line and since you plan to go to South America to ard our good neighbor policy the class presents you with this hula Jknt Hrnnhvfa INFORMATION PLEASE This is a special broadcast to inform you people gathered here of the events which have happened to the members of the Class of 1943 of the Plymouth High School May I introduce to you the four experts of this performance? These four experts have made it their hobby more or less to round up as much information as possible concerning old friends and classmates It has been no easy task 1 Phyllis Benton A buyer for Macy s of New York 2 jean Lumsden A famous cartoonist for the Chicago Sun 3 Fverett Powell-U-Heavyweight champion of New England Wrestling 4 Doris Yeaton Now under the employ of the Federal Government as i G woman And as a surprise we have as our guest of honor john Wood first president of the Class of 45 ack after completing a four year course at the University of N H is a prosperous farmer shall proceed with our program Master of Ceremonies I know the first name which comes to the mind of our guest of honor is that of Donnie Gove Have you heard from him lately ack? jack Wood I had a letter from him lust last week He is in charge of the con struction of the new skyline drive between Rumney and Ellsworth Master of Ceremonies And that folks gives us a good start The next question we will put before our experts is What famous stage star is now appearing in a Bro rd way show by the name of Life With Mr X 9 Phyllis Benton Betsy Merrill She must have hidden her dramatic talents while in High School or perhaps in those days her thoughts were all in Massachusetts Master of Ceremonies That was a perfect answer Miss Benton The next ques tion has to do with two of our classmates who ire located in 1 promment city lrom 4 i y I . . 7 so an . 7 I 7 5 l . J , ' - . ., Now that you have made the acquaintance of this experienced CAIN raiser, we Y . , J . 2 , , , 2 , Z . . 1 1 , , ' - , - . . I W W 7 1 . 2 . Q, Y T , . last reports they are partners rn a harrdressrng parlor Second clue Srsters from Campton Everett Pow ell Geraldrne and Earlrne Moulton now lrvrng rn Manchester Master of Ceremonres Well done Now lookrng through these papers I frnd we have more questrons concernrng Campton rndrvrduals In regard to Campton polrtrcs who formerly berng the best dressed young man rn the Class of 43 rs now mayor of Campton 9 Dorrs Yeaton Rrchard Palmer and naturally you would find a very frrendly class mate of hrs Ruth Wrrght rn hrs Prrvate cabrnet Master of Ceremonres Rrchard Palmer also brrngs to mrnd the name of our Senror Presrdent Can you grve hrs name and present occupatron 9 ean Lumsden Allan Potter head of a large constructron company whrch erects green houses for the sole purpose of rarsrng tarlrps Master of Ceremonres I mrght add that hrs prrvate secretary rs none other than Arlene Moulton Another Camptonrte rn hrgh school days was Edrth Morrrson who rs spendrng the next few months on a dude ranch rn Nevada wartrng to be lasooed by her favorrte cowboy Bob Hall On w hose ranch would you expect to find these two corral love brrds 9 Dorrs Yeaton Clare Boyles She was always crazy over butkrng broncos so I should rmagrne they d be on her ranch Master of Ceremonres Rrght you are Now can anyone tell me about two former classmates both young ladres one who majored rn Economrcs and the other rn Math? jack Wood Marjorre O Hearn teaches Economrcs rn Massachusetts rn an exclusrve school for grrls Wonder what happened to the Haley O Hearn match 2 Kenrston a former resrdent of Plymouth She teaches Math and French rn New jersey I ll bet she rs the same good natured rolly polly How she used to sputter but rt never amounted to much Master of Ceremonres I have here a model arrplane What aeronautrtal expert rn the Class of 45 does thrs remrnd you of? Phyllrs Benton Donald Putney who always almost on the verge of sproutrng wrngs has an arrlrne company and Irene Berg after completrng her R N course at the Peter Brrgham Hosprtal became a hostess on Putney s Arrlrne between N Y and Honolulu What we cant understand rs why Irenes brother Danny rs now on a South Sea Island He used to srng I Arnt Got No Use For The Women I guess when they fall they fall hard Master of Ceremonres What publrsher rs responsrble for makrng the love storres of Ida Colby famous 9 jean Lumsden Theda Lougee One look at thrs publrsher persuades people to buy her magazrnes Master of Ceremonres Agarn you are rrght Remember we all voted Theda the most popular date once Now tell us who rs a promrnent young doctor rn Plymouth Everett Powell jrmmy Haley and I belreve he has as hrs secretary Georgra Ellrott Funny I rather thought jrmmy would go rnto newspaper work or G man stuff especrally after hrs successful debut rn the Senror Play Mrdnrght Master of Ceremonres Recently Jrmmy establrshed an rnstrtutron for orphans He always drd have a brg krnd grve and lend you heart Can you tell us the staff he employed? , . : V I . . , . . . K : . ' , I 7 j 7 ' 2 I , 7 ' - 7 9 ' ' 7 l 7 7 V , . : ' . . ' ' N , 7 7 ' Everett Powell: The other person to whom you are referring I believe is Dorothy , . . . I , 7 y 5 ,, . 3 7 7 ' ' , . . ' y . , . I , .g . , . . . , , , - , . a ' ' ' H - Dorls Yeaton Lydra Derosra expert dretrtran Wfonder rf she ns feedmg them doughnuts 9 How Ly dra dnd lrke them' Beverly Hall superrntendent Ill bet she makes .1 darn good one too She always was a qulet patrent soul Helen Latuhppe nurse She s still dazzllng all her pat1ents wrth that cute smlle of hers The chlldren are especrally fond of her Eumce Small nurse The lnttle red headed nurse who has ne: er lost her temper' Master of Ceremonxes Speakrng of nurses I ve heard very favorable reports from the Hanover Hospltal concernmg two more classmates Phyllrs Benton Must be Wrlma Morrrson and Margaret Moody se ms they re both holdxng hrgh posrtlons becommg rather permanent flxtures so to speak Fverett Powell By the way what has happened to Don 1ld Dayc Good old talk atrve argumentatxve Day' What a yob he dld as a German Spy rn the Semor Play What an accent' ack Wood He rs now establxshed ln the town as a promrnent baker Hrs hours are from ll A M to 2 P M open three days a week In hrs spare trme he applles his wnsdom to the dnfficult problems of marrnage occupymg the posrtxon of justnce of the Peace Master of Ceremonles Now let s test your power of observltron Rrngs bell three people appear Frrst one carrres a paxnt brush and pall second yockey cap and fldlflg whrp thxrd has fur cap wrth squrrrel tall attached etc Phyllrs Benton Thxs hrst number must have some connectron wrth B1ll Cushxng Besides owning Cushrng Avenue he s a well known pannter and paper hanger takes after hrs father you know Fltst exlts ack Wood If the hat fits put 1t on and Ill bet that cap refers to Farnham Langell I ve heard that he s a speed breakrng jockey down ln Kentucky Sometrmes he does the Chas mg other tlmes he IS Chase d Master of Ceremonres Good enough' Now the thrrd one ean Lumsden Clarence Greenwood headed North shortly after the war and settled hrmself 1n the depths of Canada He s very outstandmg rn the trapper world although he If 103 mlles from now here Master of Ceremonies Correct Good work all of you Now let us put asrde the art of trapp1ng and huntnng and turn to the finer art of drawrng Dons Yeaton Whenever I hear someone mentron drawnng I thnnk of Margaret Gove who IS makrng qurte a success of her chosen career You ue probably rll seen her cover 1llustrat1ons for Esqurre Everett Powell The word art always calls Paullne Belyea to my attentlon also Remember her? She s teachlng art 1n a college out West somewhere seems as though xt IS nn Texas Master of Ceremonres One can hardly remember Polly wrthout thrnkrng of Barbara Gove who IS now busy wrrtxng poems for a Poetry Magazrne She has recently w rrtten and publrshed a collectron of her best poems entrtled Memorrs Im rather anxlous to read xt w ouldn t be surpnsed but what we mrght find one or two memorrs that would rnterest all of us Phylhs Benton Speaknng of people bemg busy I rmagrne those youngsters thxt VlfglDl3 Harrlman now te lches keep her on her toes Master of Ceremonres After graduatmg from P H S james Reade lolned the Marlnes and helped to make 1t safe for four of our cl nssmates to partlcrpate 1n foreign 7 7 l . , Q Y ' , . ' 7 . , Q , L - , . . . , . . 1 A ' . . . .- . , - Y : z . Q - n I , -Ti C y 9 7 7 , . . I - , - , J . 1 ' 7 , . ' v , . . , . V. ' 7 , . , , , , , . 4 . . . Q , , V. 1 . 4 , . .. Y I . , ' 7' . . , K , 2. , . affarrs One rs studyrng musrc rn Vrenna two are successful busrness partners one berng rn Parrs and the other at home and the fourth has decrded to grve Admrral Byrd a rest and go to the South Pole herself Dorrs Yeaton Marrlyn Hubert must be the one who rs studyrng musrc rn Vrenna She made the orchestra of P H S famous Phyllrs Benton The two successful busrness partners mentxoned above could be none other than Phyllrs Derosra who rs now a desrgner rn Parrs and Gertrude O Don nell Phyllrs s Amerrcan seamstress ean Lumsden Hazel Huckrns 15 the member of our class who rs grvrng Admrral Byrd a rest She was one of the hrgh lrghts of the Class of 43 and naturally rs one of the worlds hrgh lrghts Master of Ceremonres Mentronrng far away places remrnds me of Vrola Hans comb Durrng the past year she has traveled over half the globe by rarlroad Pullrng rn at Rxo Vrola ran across Irene Samaha and reported that she rs a popular nrght club dancer besrdes dorng a farrly good job helprng out our Good Nerghbor Polrcy Phyllrs Benton Speakrng to Master of Ceremonres Vrola rsn t the only traveler however Although he doesn t cover as much ground Wayne Kenneson who rs workrng for Uncle Sam as a mall carrrer rs wearrng out plenty of shoe leather Can you rmagrne Kenneson walkrng' Master of Ceremonres Whrle on the subject of shoes I m wonderrng what Ralph McG1nn1s drd wrth hrs number twelves 7 Everett Powell Oh they re strll firmly planted rn the Baker Rrver Valley He not only makes hav whrle the sun shrnes but even uses the grass that most people let grow under therr feet Master of Ceremonres By the way who was the grrl who lrked to Bragg about that darly letter? jean Lumsden Marjorre Parrrs now located rn Washrngton as a state senator s prrvate secretary Apparently she got through braggrng Dorrs Yeaton I understand that Elva Carpenter 15 also at the Caprtol carryrng on her varrous dutres as a government accountant Master of Ceremonres Yes rndeed Lets take a jump to New York or to be more exact Arthur Murray s dancrng school Phyllrs Benton Oh that remrnds me rsn t Barbara Wrlloughby teachrng there? Master of Ceremonres Rrght O' But then remember Barb was the only member of the Senror Class who knew anythrng about dancrng One of our farr sex rs pursurng the unrque career of an rnventor jack Wood That must be Myrle Hrght I heard she was trnkermg around wrth a norseless motor boat no more putt putts Everett Powell Inventors' Lrsten to thrs one asper Wrnsor has put a wonderful new face cream on the market called Wrnsors Clay Pack He drscovered rt accr dentally whrle trymg to preserve hrs own school boy complexron It proved so suc cessful that he decrded to commercxalrze on rt He now has Aurel Durand controllrng busmess here rn the East whrle Arlene Merrrll has charge of rt rn Hollywood Master of Ceremonres Speakrng of brg busrness Murrel Shortt rs now employed rn a huge rubber concern stretchrng from coast to coast Another of our gang you might say rs lrvrng rn the underworld probably llrrtrng wrth the mermards jack Wood Thats Irwrn Saulnrer who s the professronal deep sea drver Dons Yeaton Lately I ve been lrstenmg to the menus broadcast by a famous food specralrst I certarnly enjoy her recrpe for Carolma Corn Cakes - a 1 9 . . . . . . , 7 a ' . , . , . 1- - sr - 1 - ' y , U - va - 2 . . . . . ,, . . ., , . . . . . . , ' C D , r - - ' Q n , . . . . , . 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TRUDY Q K CHLABBY - LEQNAQQ, Vi '?uT I .Q 3 W 'BFIBY DLHYIPLING BEGGUL !POLLY M GPG 9 'S A 5 'DQNNHE TNI: 'Pmmea 'rwmg ARLENE MOMLTON JIMMY Jeanne Smlutainrg Parents teachers friends in behalf of the Class of 1943 I welcome you to these graduation exercises Today marks a turning point for all of us graduates It is more or less a jumping off place But before we jump off let us take stock of our selves of the things we have learned and also of the regrets we may have for regardless of how line a piece of work one does regardless of how grand a time one may have had in the working and in the playing when a period of time comes to an end and a definite change in life takes place one is quite likely to feel a bit of regret It is a noted fact that the willingness of many high school students to study isnt always too plain to an ordinary observer The eager boy rushes home to change his clothes then immediately joins his companions in a stirring game of football The young girl arrives home anxious to set her hair or do a thousand little things that pass away the time Clothes need to be pressed and shoes cleaned for the coming dance How often does mother say Now do your studymg before it gets late or Xou ve been out once already this week and I dont want you to neglect your school work again tonight' These average high school students say that they wont neglect study but ten to one that Chemistry notebook is forgotten or the English grammar remains closed until next morning The school week passes in this manner and at last Saturday arrives Now that same young fellow rises early dresses carefully and leaves to clerk in the corner drug store Before long the high school girl leaves to look after children for a neighbor How eager they are to make good to earn a few cents to feel more grown up and independent The parents of these students know the value of acquiring an education know their children should do their best to obtain all the knowledge they can for future course is over that they need to make the most of what a high school offers One student may say Id studv if it did any good But whats the use? We dont need Latin We ll nes er use French Besides why do we need to learn dates and ancient History 9 The other one may add It doesnt pay to study Ill stick it out until I get through Then Im going to work Ill be a success and earn money Seriously thinking about this attitude anyone will see the error in such a be lief When students say If marks were wages Id work arent they m1staken7 In reality isnt this a true statement Marks are wages for the more advanced the edu cation if it has been utilized by the smdent the better the position and the higher the wages when one secures a Job and begins to earn a living Yes marks are wages The marks received in a high school show the capability and the effort put forth by the individual at that time Those same marks will show the average wages the individual can expect to receive when he does have a position after education is completed The unusual person may get ahead without an education but the average indi vidual needs to make the most of the opportunities offered in high school Y Y ' 7 . 7 7 7 , . , . 7 , u - ' ,H u 7 I ' I ! 7 . , , . ' 7 , V - ' 7 3 7 preparation. They know, too, that children seldom realize until the high school 7 V ' , . ' 3 7 V 7 ' a s ' 7 Y 7 a - Y y - Perhaps in later years we may harbor regrets for neglecting the advantages offered us However wnth the experrence of the past four years behxnd us and wnth what ever farlures we may have made rn hrgh school a constant reminder to us may me as we start today a new place rn lrfe s development pledge anew to ourselves and to each other 'honest effort and honest wages Mafgmet Gore athrmattru In tha ar War IS screntlflc and xt IS bemg waged today rn a screntxfic manner Mathematrcs as a scrence xs domg its share m war partrcrpatron perhaps more than any other scrence Wrthout nt precnsnon hrgh altrtude bombing would be rm possrble A battleshrp could not hope to hxt nts target at :ts maxrmum fnrmg range and an arrplane would be lrkely to become lost on a long range bombrng flnght Mathematncs rs not used qunte as much rn actual battle but xt rs an essentxal scrence rn the flung of large caliber guns The most complrcated problem of this type rs the drschargmg of heavy naval cannon Many thmgs have to be taken rnto consrdera t1on the speed of the rotatron of the earth the temperature of the powder the densrty of the arr at drfferent altrtudes the course and speed of the target the course and speed of the battleshrp the age of the gun the wnndage and curvature of the earth Many of these rtems do not cause the sportsman concern but the fact that a battleshrp rs firnng north has to be taken rnto consrderatron If not at a range of twenty five mrles the projectrle would land three hundred and fifty yards east of the target because of the rotatron of the earth Smce these could not be computed by hand qurckly enough special rnstruments are used to obtarn the answer Because of thexr permanent fixtures the coast artxllery man rs able to use many of the lnstruments The artrllery man rn the mobrle artxllery IS least fortunate for rf he IS not rn well mapped country each firxng IS a complrcated trrgonometry problem whrch cannot be solved mechamcally for those rnstruments used by the coast artrllery are too delrcate and cumbersome to be moved about Instruments to solve mathematxcal problems are used by other branches of the armed forces The mechanrcal brarn used rn drrectmg and firrng some types of antr aircraft guns rs one The brarn IS connected with the range finder by electrrc cables The other necessary data rs controlled by knobs Usrng thrs lnformatron the brarn arms the gun and fires rt electrrcrty furnrshrng the power The most secret of all such rnstruments IS the Norden bombsrght Thrs IS so precrse that when used properly a bombadxer 15 able to drop a bomb xnto a twenty hve foot crrcle from a height of four mrles Trrangulatxon rs used rn many rmportant ways By thrs method the range of arrcraft and enemy shrps IS found Its use rn navrgatron IS very rmportant A shnp or an arrplane can find lts posrtron by the use of radro bearmgs Trrangulatron IS also used ln celestral navrgatron and wrthout mathematrcs navrgatxon by dead reckon mg would be rmposslble 1 3 1 . . . . 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V, Q . x 9 1 . , - - Q a g 9 7 a 1 9 ' a - a ' 9 , . 9 ' 1 , . , - - - - - V- . . , . - y These thmgs are rmportant when you consrder them rn the lrght that perhaps a well placed bomb or shell wrll save a crrtrcal srtuatron so that fewer Amerrcans wrll dre and the day of vrctory wrll be brought that much nearer Ralph ITICGZIIHIJ Sid Honof Halvhtrtnrg A lrttle more than one hundred fifty years ago the new Unrted States made tangrble an rdea whrch srnce then has amazed the world That rdea was the result of what had been unconscrously formrng rn the mrnds of the people ever srnce the flrst vessel of prlgrrms touched our shores Freedom and Equalnty were the basrs of rt Thomas jefferson called rt the Amerncan Dream and defmed rt as the opportunrty whrch everyone has to make the most of hrmself Lookrng back over the past ages we can see that the Dream has been there all along For the most part strff socral customs and worse strll mans rnhumanrty to man retarded rts realrzatron desprte the glory of the Renarssance and the cone mg ofChr1st1an1ty But here rn Amernca the Dream the opportunrty for everyone to make the most of hrmself found a chance for full expressron Here was a new land wrth a new future a land where nature lent herself abundantly to the cause of freedom seekrng peoples and allowed them to put therr longrngs rnto practrce As trme passed these people contributed therr own thoughts to the Dream thus keeping rt always adapted to exnstmg condrtrons changrng rt rn form but never rn content So thrs growrng rdeal has been fostered and strengthened by every generatron untrl now our turn has come It IS up to us to cherrsh the tolerant understandrng feelmg so vrtally necessary rn preservrng that vrsron that dream of an opportunrty for everyone to make the most of hrmself the Amerrcan Dream whrch was and rs America We must keep rt always before us for rf xt has been our past rt vull also be our future Wrth the world rn such a turmorl nt seems more than just chance that we the students of Amenca should be grven thrs prrvrlege of an educatron thrs begrnnrng of an opportunity to express our belrefs and do somethmg to make the most of our selves In many parts of the world today unrversrtres and publrc schools have been closed to thousands because of race color creed or natronalrty Great treasures of education have been destroyed by the wholesale For mrllrons of people there rs no freedom nor the slrghtest hope of any Is thrs therr heritage? Do they deserve thrs fate? No rt cant be mere chance that American Youth strll lrves rn a land of op portunrty There rs a purpose Somewhere the elements of the Amerrcan Dream must lrve so that sometrmes those oppressed peoples can share rt Our herrtage does not belong to Amerxca alone but rs a standard for all natrons wxth everyone entrtled to rt To rnsure rts securrty every brt of determrnatlon and mtellrgence that we have wrll be needed But our success or farlure means the drfference between a world O v . . . . . L V ' ' . . ,, . . . ,, s . . . ,, , . . - 1 9 1 ,, . . . . . 9 9 1 . I V , . - v , . , . 1 1 , . . . ' V. , . 9 , .L v 1 7 9 - , . . . , . , . . , . . . , ' 9 dommated by force and petty n1t1onal1sm or the tontnnufmce of thlt lde1 whlch contams all that IS worth lwmg for Rlght novx the neeessxty has msen to hght for the Dre 1m ln dome so we ll hayt m my gum opportumtxes to make the most of ourselves For four years Plymouth High School h 15 prepared us Wfxthout the knowledge and experlentes ue h1ve gamed here It would be lmpossrble to Sly W e 1re re 1dy But as we leave today lets remember th 1t wmmng the xy1r lb only half the b1ttle Our re 1LllIlCS5 to stand up for our 1de1ls yull be of no 1v11l unless we equllly re 1dy to 1pply them to our eyery d1y llVlI1j, 1ll the tune' tooper1te ln order to gxve our best 15 lI1C.llVlLllIll5 Nye 1lso must Lkllllfllllli to worlt together Wxtlm th1s 111 mmd let us go form lfil in the Splflf of one for 1ll md 1ll forone 'Ihe Class of ia yull xlyyays h1ve 1 feelrng of gratefulness iIILl respett for you Mr Moors Mr MeCurdy and you our telthers XVe xylll never forget the loyal support of our p1rents nor the help of our fnends III malung these tour ye 1rs possxble And noyy members of the elass I bld you f1reyyell lhxs means 1 p1rt1ng wnsh for your welfare Remember that on the Amerncan Dre 1m we are gomg to bullcl 1 future May lt be for all of you a dlgmhed an honest 1nd 21 noble one Alazzfmlz Haba! . V A 2 . 1 . Q . L h i 1 . , , ' ' 7 1 . - I Q V . 7 1 2 1 f D . r 7 , , ' 1 1 2 ' V ' , ' vi ,S I 2 1 V f v 1 f , 1 F . vi l' 1 1 . 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ure 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' 2 In every instance where the Dream h11s been manifest, people were willing to ' 1 . ' Y ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ' . ' ' ' , ' '1 4 ' ' A 1 1 1 1 i 'f a v' I yf 1 I I . -v . - ' 4 ' v 1. s 1 1. , . . . ' ', ' , ' 1 A 1 ' I 1 1 ' ' ' 1 ' . fy 1 . Q ' v 1 f I 4 A 1 1 2 ' - r 'll I ' 2 f ' ' ' i 1 v 1 2 ' .' 1 y. .- ' E Q A Q f'- 9 y 'tg- nf , ,k M QN 7 1 NV, gf! 41. QjJJ6Q,L5?ijQ,5iXX gififiawwf 5 if Q 2 Fluff Xb DRAMATIC CLUB Co Prendeuli William Batchclder George Ray I Ire Pfffldfllf Betiv Merrill Severn, Janice Hibbard Treamrev luhn Millar LATIN CLUB Bark Row: Miss Flint, R. Reede, M. Bak-cr, j. Ernst, G. Bailey, H. Huckins, V. Chase, C. Mayhew, B, Locke, J. York, V. Haley. Ffout Roux' R. Lee, I. Downes, M. Poelman, A. Samaha, S. Smith, A. Tuttle, E, Small, j. Hibbard, j. Poelman FRENCH CLUB Pverzdeul Hazel Huckmi I rw Pftflldfllf Vlrgmn Haley Sefrelarj Mfmlyn Hub rt SPANISH CLUB Pruzdenl Pnscnlla Downmg VnePxer1de12! George Ray Senelarg Eugene Baker WJ PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB HIY B145 Rau E Dupun R Parsons L Sleeper A Samaha Mzddle Roz: Mr Dawson W Batchelder A Tuttle T Wade E Cole P bpauld ng C Gzbbs Front Ron F Langell D Pumev W Mernll G Ray I Wood W Cushmg D Dry J Haley E Powell FOOTBALL TEAM Bak Rau W Hmon L Clnycr T Guman IN Clldon A Gross L Sleeper R Grow A Du C Hall Mzddle Rau Mr Dmbon F Pnper E Cole R Barton T Wade G Ray H Mataw. A Tuttle R Person A Samaha Franz Rau D Du R Hall I Gustafson, R McGmmS W Cushmg A Potter E Bxker E Powell F Langell BOYS BASKETBALL Burk Rou Coach Richard Messer Edward Dupuis Edward Cole Roger Person Front Rau james Haley Arthur Tuttle Ameen Samaha George Ray Thayer Wide I GIRLS BASKETBALL Mzddle Rou Janice Hibbard Ruth Morrison joscelyn Ernst Front Rau Annette Dupuis Victoria Samaha Margery O Heftrn H zel Huckms Florence Jacques Ruth Wilci Burk Roux' Betty Bolton, Virginia Haley, Virginia Chase, Shirley Mayhew. .,. .M 1 .'s Y 9 -Y , , SKI TEAM Burk Rou Davrd Breck Weston Gardner Frank Masse Ramsay Pettmgrll Frou! Rou Carter Grbbs Edward Cole Roger Persons John Mrllar Coach Walter Bowtbs TRACK TEAM Bark Rau Mr Dawson R Persons L Sleeper C Grbbs W Mernll Front Rau L Gustafson L Lowermg W Cushmg A Potter E Cole Q8 f 'ff it . L,', . ' U , s 1 M' ' I M ,QL- EEN 2 gg w 5221 it .Wh 1 g P' H . 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T ,K ni, W H2 EQ' M -1.L 13-fi: L C ll fllllfllff ESS0 ADAMS MARKET HUCKINS SERVICE STATION Clover Farm Store Ie Ur II mmf e I mn Cn uahtv Meats I'resh Irults Tel 259 NW Plymouth N H A I'LAS TIRES and Vegetables Blrdsewe I'rosted Foods DAILY DELIVERY PHONE Plymouth N H 8 Meet Me At YORKS CHASE GRAIN MILL Wflrthmore I eeels LUMBI R ROOIING BL II DINIC MA I I RIAI L B IEARNED DMD If T J BoYeh HAMPSHIRE OIL Plymouth IN H 1 If A N SAMAHA 6. fflffl MeC,RILLIS DRUG CO Plw mouth N H BARNEY S DAIRY IfARM Rumney Depot N H U 1 ff 4 I nf df Q .I 33. :.- . ' 2 , . . . Y I . , I' , . . I I ' I I I I - , . 7 . I I . f'l'f 'f'!I 'l -'S f Cffwlflfff tim' fff . . . , . . . A , j' C.'ff11ffl2fl11le11!.f of Cory fzfil will of CO. . . I' CO. ' , 7. . D Cfffwltffizffwfff nf Chu fu ll cz .n of Y JV , Q n , . . 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