Plymouth High School - Profile Yearbook (Plymouth, NH)

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I, Wendell Uhitc1er, bequeath to each ndev ry member of the student body and faculty of P H S , a portlon of my various talents and innumerable oropensltles for good and evll Have fun 6V6PJOOdy' I, Nancy Woodward, beq eath n singln vowce to alvlne Hoodb1ry Now you'll be more llke Llly Pons, ,lvinel I Wlnnefred Yo k, bequeath my Chem Lao booc to Pat Gray Don't blow up the buildlng, Pat! In witness whereof the followlna have here unto subscribed their names Slgn d Class of 1951 hltH9SSeS Presldent Truman Donald Duck Eleanor Roosevelt Wig Aiiyyjr-i-4:5 I '- ' f Alll ,QQ gay Q?'-was B A This is statlon MPHS, the voice of Mars Today is the tenth annlv ersary of the settlement of New Plymouth, Mars Our purpose today is to trace the members of the Class of 'El P U S , who settled here ten years ago But first we brlng you our dally feature, The Household Hints program whlcn is conducted by Joyce Philbrick PROPHECY J N P Good mornlnv, ladies what a beautiful day! I am sorry to begln wlth a disappointment, but our lnterview with the former Barb Edgell has been cancelled Our leading housewlfe is in Quarantine for the mumps with her four children Best wish s for a speedy recovery! My assistant, Lucille Webster, has received letters from Barbara white, the former Barb Evans, and Bev Ryea, formerly Beverly Lafleur B J h Just taken office as the president of the Mars Modern Mother's Club, while Bev is ever busy in soclety there are so many demand nof a general's wlfel Barbara Hadley, who supervises the orphanage, has supplied us wlth one of her famous recipes Llsteners may obtaln lt by sendinv us lO cents and a bottle cap from Charles McLoud's interplanetary dairy farm Incldentally, the rocket sized eggs whlch the recipe calls for may be purchased from Bob Garland's Atomlc Chicken Farm And now to social eventsl The Cathedral 1S being beautifully decor ted for the biggest social event of the year which lS soon to take place tie weddlng of Carol Walllsl Remember the excellent dP8WlUgS she used to do? They certainly made the Yearbook! Ladies, for the smartest outfits to wear to the weddlng, visit Cookie's Chic Dress Shop, and have your halr re styled at Pat Cote's new salon on Rocket Avenue Mothers, are your children talented? lf they are musically 1ncl1ned send them to the Merrill-Woodward School of Piano and Voice. Our llsteners will recall that the owners have recently returned from a concert tour on Earth, where Nancy's fine soprano voice was a big hit, especially with Clennsnlaylng the accompaniment. ' I Z - a e ' . ' X , -a vo Q ' '. - I ' A A Y 1 l l I YY - ' Q I u xy - ' g L 1 ' f' L . . . ,, 1 . . L , ' r .. '- . ' 1 X . . . ' r xv l ' ' . 0 ' e : ' 1v' . ' , . 4 Q '- 5 6 ,7 ? ,g . y X xx .. full' I :::5 -'T' . 4--::-: h : 1 1. ei , 2 A ! V!!:i 'E f - Agli' it -,I :, lm Af 5 l- . , - i lg I . W .:.-.. -3 .-.- Q v 41,1 I II I 1 11, ' , . .- . . . . - xAA Q D A l , ella a 0 o - . F . O C U 5 3 U 1 5 I ' I . - I Q -G ' 1. k - I 0 I . 1 , 0 000100 L I S . A A I . . . 0 D ' I A ua - X Q - .. , ' 1 I . O ' a ff a ' .- --- 1. . Q . i I .A 1 . .- ' 0 Y . . J Al

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I, Robert Knowles, bequeath my position as class clown to Owen Moody. Take pity on the faculty Owen! I, Beverly Lafleur, bequeath my driver's license to Patricia Potter. Now you can go places Pat! I, Jeanne Latulippe, bequeath my quietness to Georgia Batchelder. This means study halls Georgia! I, Irving MacDonald, bequeath my corny jokes to David Anthony. Now you'll never run out Anthony! I, Germaine Matava, bequeath my position in Newberry's to Ann Clay, Keep those registers ringing, Ann' I, Edward McBride, bequeath my shyness to Eddie Philbrick Sometimes it's better to be seen and not heard Eddie' I, Ann McAveeney, bequeath my new Geometry book to my sister Sheila Let's not lose it Sheila' I, Darwin McCoy, bequeath my Chem apron to Deane Shedd Keep the ties on the thing Deane' I, Allan McCranie, bequeath my pocket book editions to Clyde Booth This will keep you busy in study halls Clyde! I, Pauline McCuin, bequeath my voice to Shirley Minickello Now you'll really be heard Shirley! I, Loraine McKenzie, bequeath my sunny disposition to Mary Durgin Not that you need it Mary' I, Charles McLoud, bequeath my ability of running the projector to Kenneth Meredith Keep the movies coming, Ken' I, Leonard Mcloud, bequeath my tardy slips to Francis Douglas Now you won't be out of breath every day Doug' I, warren Mitchell, bequeath my lack of height to Arthur Morrill Now you won't have to stoop to get through the doors, Arthur' I, Glenna Merrill, bequeath my position as Glee Club pianist to Tamar Orr Keep the notes flying Tamar' I, Mary Milnes, bequeath my toni refill to Donald Hopkins, Now you won't worry about getting caught in the rain Donny' I, Jeanine Paquette, bequeath my dictation book to Rosalie Valliere Remember your brlef forms, Rosy' I, Joyce Philbrick, bequeath my piercing scream to Vivian Samaha Use it carefully, Viv' I, Roger Plant, bequeath my hunting license to Mark Nicol watch out for the game warden, Mark! Helen Potter, bequeath my varsity basketball uniform to Dawn Campbell Now you'll have a new and different uniform, Dawn' Edith Ray, bequeath my piano playing to Helen whittemore Let's have some jazz, Helen' Chester Raymond, bequeath my gift of gab to Arnold Matava Let us know Clement Simoneau, bequeath my baseball uniform to wayne Evans Keep the bat in one plece, Wayne! I, Constance Straw, bequeath my white cheering uniform to Shirley Woodrow It's more fun trying to keep it clean, Shirley' I, David Straw, bequeath my camera to Paul Smith You'll need to buy more flash bulbs, Paul' I, Griffin Tuttle, bequeath my supply of comic books tc Russel Conway Don't get caught reading them, Rus ell' I, Priscllla Uhlman, bequeath my curly hair to Shlrley Howes No more hair problems, Shirley! I, Nancy Uhlman, bequeath my Keep the news COMlHg Janet' I, Thomas Volpe, bequeath my touchdowns you want Reynold! I, Carol Wallis, bequeath my some cartoons J P 1 I, Lucllle Webster, bequeath lt David' posltion on the Proflle to Janet Dickenson football suit to Reynold Chase Make all the drawing abllity to John Olmstead Let's have my bas tlcket to David McCoy Don't lose v I, . I, . I, ' n - . you are around Arnold! I, 0

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If your llttle darllngs cannot keep their feet stlll, enroll them in Edith Ray's fine danclng school The Children's Theatre for young actors and actresses is f31OPlt8 actress, Ann McAxeeney She 1S busy with rehearsals Followlng a short commercial, you wlll hear from Barbara announcer, and the mayor of New Plymouth, Jeanlne Paquette KCommerc1al to be sung by Irxlng MacDonald and Leonard McLoud Are you thlrstyv Are you dry9 Then here's the drink to buy' Mac's Ale, the best ale of all ales, Mac's Ale is Glnger, it is soothing refreshment a drink full of flzz, Mac's Ale Glnger, that is Buy For For Buv belng run by our of Peter Pan Adelman, your l.N' B A Welcome, radlo llsteners As a special feature, we bring you an anniver sary program sponsored by theNacG1nger Ale Company It now glves me preat pleasure to introduce Mayor Jeanlne Paquette, who wlll help me brlnp you up to date on the dolngs of the orlglnal settlers of our thrlvlng communlty J L P Good Morning welcome to New Plymouth Dld you know that our spon sors are two P H S grads? Irvlng MacDonald and Len McLoud' we had hoped to lntervlew the local sclentlsts, but they are away Charlie Hall, the erplorer of Mars, who founded our settlement, 1S studylng condltlons on saturn, whlle Alton Benton is on the Moon examining green cheese B A Here lS a special bulletin Just handed to me by Bob Currler, our radlo control englneer Flash' Word has been recelved that Misslonary Ray Connors has been captured by the Black Jet baxapes, and lS ID extreme danger of torture A rescue force headed by Police Commlssioner Wen Whltcher and Roger Plant wlll set forth lmmediately Mr Plant returned only last week from a huntlng trlp on the planet Juplter We w1ll keep you posted wlth up to the mlnute bulletlns Haxen't you some news from the hospital? J L P Yes, I I ran lnto Gerry Carr last nlght She 15 Superlntendent of Nurses now, you know, and she gave me thls 11st of 'Sl er who are dis commoded N Flrst lS Janlce Homer, noted skl instructor, who lS lald up wlth a broken leg Bob Inkell has broken both arms while ridlng ln hls Rocket Rodeo When hitchlnp a ride to Farth, Bob Elllot was the KlCtim of a hlt ard run driv The staff lncludes sexeral members of the Class of 'Sl Jeannie Iatulippe and Loraine McKenzie are taking of the Ch1ldren's wards Nancy Uhlman is the d1et1t1on D1dn't you hate a bulletln from Polly NcCu1n thls mornlng, 'P Barb A Y I haxe lt here Polly lS the dlrector of the Unlxersal lraxel Pureau, you know, and she has asked us to tell you that Fllaht lu to Earth has been cancelled due to mechanlcal dlfflCultiGS The shlp 18 at Joe Chlve ' and Bob Grave's repalr statlon I hope the delay does not prevent Admlral Robert Broan and Lleutenant Pat UBVIS from returnlnr to Earth on tlme Dennls Conway lS a steward on that llne, and Lenna Bennett 13 the new stewardess We pause brlefly for statlon ldentlflcatlon You are llstenlng to the Volce of Mars on Statlon MPH5 It IS the tenth a nlxersary af the settlement of New Plymouth - . , . I ' Q , . 0 0 ii- i.. . . A 0 . . 7 i A .U s. . 4 0 '1- 0 ' , 1 I . - In L 111111 . ' 4 Q' . . . 0 n 0 . . , A Q , . - . . I 0 D 0 0 A 0 1 1 . 0 Q Q LA JO 0 - , . c 0 o . ., o h . . . . 0 -1 - n - 1 -1 . .V q . . . . 0 0' . . . V 0 u , ' . . v . . . - - - 0 o -. . . . . . , , w. ... - - ' v 0 . . . . . 0 o 0' doo 0 ' ' .., 5 - . - . . 4 . . . 0 . . . q . . 0 ' ' 1' ' -. K - .- .I .. GI ' 1 o 1 .1 - 0 . . . . T . I . . . g f . . . . f, Ba n es. ' .19 .L I r I 7 ' , ' -. 1 J ' 1. . . . . . . . ll . . . J ' 0 , . - . . . . . O . . . 1- I . , . - . I. - - I 0 L . . A 1 T1 ' ' - 0